. petitioned to have eggs sold
'il‘rt'i'rrs is9 weight instead oi is'y'
. The object Is to protect Ger-
ultr breeders against those of
uti'ie's Gordian eggs weigh-
bit sum; from as: 58 to or u'
- Ibis. while those Imported
treat 35.72 to I32.16_I penny-I
.,. ing to“ the Chicago law direo
.7“ for 1308, Just Issued there are i.-
J honeys In the city. in the last
30 attorneys left the city, 20
I V the practice of law and 32 died.
‘ increase in the number of lawyers
.‘ There are about 1.200 law
in Chicago. an average of one
f offices to every four attorneys.
—-—____
Ik of Abyssinia is having con
is trouble in his attempt to In-
.. to a system of small coinage
'hls people. Blocks of salt used
the place of coppers but now
' d’of,_value is a rifle chrt-
Whoa vainly attempted
W in circulation a currency which
coinéd in Paris a few years ago.
a...
.. FEMININE TOPICS.
'"bora‘h , Hartford Courant. ))
ollcious dessert is Ice cream ser-
dfi u-rauskmelon halves with a bit of
no.
. white, light pearl, and light
on the correct tints for late sum
rly autumn tailored hats.
. most people are of sweets,
[a jquestion but that the un
dd breaker is the best for sand
av'aIn when other fillings than
masts are used, as nuts and
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not svery day that we see har
bbtween the blanket and pillow.
uch, .bt such harmony alwayr
to the e .iveness or the room I
bingo Have the colors corres
W even If the designs do not.
' ’ Heusekeeping" has a good sub
3 . . for the mother who has to pro
retiring which the children car
“rile out at their play: When
duckies it is a good plan to
the rec nd then'divlde the
to 'aev parts. into one
Into another a
hand chopped rai
op yourrants. and to another
added cocoanrrt or carawa;
Jud eachvihla'd is delicious and
as a nice v'a'riety.
ivary fine stitched tan broadcloth
a a tan taffeta traveling suit. l‘
' 9‘ the pal ubstantlal look while
' strap“? IQ adorn the. iightnest
t. Ind a‘ most i:hi1rmin;'
nhvel decoration. This gowr
pictured In “Harper's Basal" for
' st. and the whole style of it is de
.- ital: The little group of plalti
ails from the back of each sleevr
the peculiar application of the
W dcloth on this part of the gown
ing. The taffeta has a deck
. lor In It.
you We difference betwden
s called a blanket stitch and a
bio stitchf I have k own al
‘I can. remember ‘
b‘ut‘tonhole that l was 03 a-
.of. ‘but when l bcganipnc du .
hhole the edge of a fancy stock
been told this was the stitch
~ HI- faunii great difficulty in mak-
’ ‘ attheI edge for the peariin;
[limited from the great numbei
. cites necessary to cover the‘ lip
t back to my Instructor for
hound that i should have used
furniture blanket stitch. This
' t meats.
, bnging the needle al-
. you over the thread. not.
ini buttonholes, working
the edge and putting the
ad thmneedle each time.
‘ Continued fhln Wl‘irst Page.
., spring from the personality of Carci-
her of votes he will‘ tr
y be rolled a cup of chapped .
N Pecci
hifildiag the edge always to,
1 «them Motor, Hluordw wear
ROME. July li—vl‘be nearer the den-
at . . . two dis-
ng‘ .
Cardinals from the provinces. as wall
as the foreign Cardinals cannot help
participating. Those two tendencies
..nsl Rampollaaa the great struggle
continues to be In his favor or against
-.him if Rsmpolia finds that in the
first ballot he has a con Iderabie numi»
again 'if he
has few votes and one of his Opponents
has many he will renounce his chance
and he and all his friends will support.
brat. Cardinal flotti. with whom be
none has come to some such rigreemcnt.
and attempt to raise (lotti to the su-
preme office. with Rampoiia as an
ally.
This would mean the maintenance of
Pope Leo's policy on exactly the same
lines and entrusted to the same men.
But Gottl inspires great distrust. be-
cause. as he belongs to the religious
orders. he would render the system of
the papacy extremely difficult at the
present moment. considering the con-
ditions prevailing in France. Spain and
the Philippines. it seems. therefore.
almost sure that if at the first ballot
it. Is not probable that Gotto can be
uiccessiul.'this section of the Sacred
College will decide on Cardinal DI Plo-
tro. one of Rampolla's most faithful
followers. Rampoila. being a Sicilian,
can count on the two Sicilian Cardi-
nals. One of them. however. Cardinal
Celesla, archbishop of Palermo. Is so
old (he Is almost ninety) that his re.
Iations strongly oppose his going to
Rome to attend the Conclave. For
political reasons all Spanish Cardinals
are favorable to Rampolla. besides a
dosen ftalians. thus making a total of
twenty-five. But to be elected Pope it
is necessary to get altogether over
forty votes. as of the present sixty-
four cardinals. not more than two or
three will be absent from the conciave.
'l‘he nnti-Rampolla tendency has
nore prominent candidates. such as
Cardinals Orcglia. Seraflno. Vannutelli.
iatolli and Agliardi, which will cause
difficulty in arriving at an agreement
on any one of them. It is already fore
shadowcd that should the success of
heir opponents be probable. this group
viii ccattow their: votes (in Cardinal
‘ppcceiatyo. I‘i‘chflahopydf 05pm. '
A cardinal who seemed to have con-
riderable chance of success was Cardi-
‘ul Sarto. the patriarch of Venice. but
'ow he is scarcely thought of. because
to does not know French. and is not
ikcly to learn it at seventy years of
go.
it Is understood that the Prussian
tilnistcr accredited to the Vatican has
rceived instructions to favor the elec-
tion of Cardinal Serailno Vannntelli or
Cardinal Agliardi. Cardinal Kopp,
hishop of Breslau who arrived here
csterday, baqbecn approached to the
arse effect.
A solemn funeral march for the re-
map, of the soul of Po Loo was cel-
brated todayfllrl'th'e' hnrch of Saint.
’lnccnt and Anastrrsiris. The door of
he church. which contains the viscera
i all the Pope sisince Sixtus V. except
hose of Pius X was decorated in
dark and. gel and bore a long in-
crlptlnn in La In.
'ihe Interior 0 a church was hung
ylth buck and d: aird on the high
titer was a large golden cross. and In
Ire centre stood an elaborate cata-
falque. surmounted by a triple crown.
- n front of-the catafalque was" the coat
if arms of the late Pontiff. with a pro-
i'usion of flowers and many flags of
Inricai societies. .
Mgr. Via-ill cplebratrd the ass as-
iistcd by. Ecnncdy and he Revs. *
'oha‘ Mu jihad Charles Fill?!“ The
-hurch. w is not large was over-
.lowing with people.
Among those present were: Countess
niece of Pope Leo: Doctors
dossoni. Lappoui and Mazzoni. and
:‘ountess Spottlswood Mackin. (for-
ucrly Miss Britten of St Louis.) and
ii the studcnts of the American Col-w
loge.
Among the other funeral masses cel-
”rimmed today. the most imposing was
but in the choir chapel of St. Peter s.
airing the chapel where the body of
Pope Leo lies In state. with a never.
piling-stream of people passing be-
ware It. ‘A grand catafalque‘hrap‘ed In"
black and gold was in the center of the
shapel. and on It a triple crowd held a
conspicuous position. which. with
flickering candies around the
one and clouds of incense gav a note
'if mysticism to the chapel which was
wanting “in the exposition of the re-
name of the Pope on the other side of
me church: ity‘he function reached the
height of Mainstream when the
voices of the choir rang out to the Dies
III-lac. which echoed throughout the bes-
ca
Still another most important mass
was celebrated in the Church of Jesus.
belonging to the Jesuits. Father Mar-
tin, general of the order. officiated per-
sub-general. who Is an American.
The large church visa filled with peo-
ple belonging to the upper classes of
Rome.
The most significant mass. however.
was that celebrsted in the royal chaps
Church of the Sndar-
chaplain. by order of
llug and Queen of Italy. When
died four IdIm sitar-bi
ihhl‘ "It?!" with tho We
“:l'rso mass was celebrated In the
Plus!
as
"W"
“W
nurse unusual; mastitis
ufhl- r
sonally, assisted by Father layer. the .
and 31.38. at 98c.
> and 81.39. at 98c.
years, 89c.
Misscs‘ Polka Dot Duck Skirts,
lengths 26 to 34 inches. worth 690. at 45c.
Children' s Sailor Suits. regular prices 31. 00 to 81.50 silos} to ii
I iuniiu to select some rare bargains.
‘t.
..
and faggotting. also drop skirt. regular price 36.50, at 84.90.
MlLLlNI’ERY.
Ladies- Trimmed Hats. regular taco. 82.89.
Ladle‘s' Trimmed Hats. regiris. 33.00. 31.89.
i
Tomorrow we place on Sale ieadu
inade Garments and Millineru at the
smallesikprioe oi the season-fan oppor-
Ladies‘ White Lawn Waists. short sleeves. regular prices, $1.25
Any of our fine Shirt Waists, with long sleeves. including ,.white
and tan linen, damask poplin. mer 'crised goods and white lawn. values
Ladies' Colored Linen Dressing Sacques. regular prici- $1.00 at 09c.
Misses’ White Lawn Shirt Will is.’ regular price $1.00. at 50c.
trimmed with white ~braid.
Ladies' Dress Skirts. blue voiic. with cluster ‘of".vertic‘ai tucks
. of scai'iet fever on that vessel.
HIAW.'DIRRICK«FI'
v t. ~m—u .. , j . ‘
blaming Accident at Railroad illvar
Wall in All is, Yastarda .
ANSONIA. Jul; i.--Tha failing of
a heavy derrick a“ this city yesterday
carried severe injury and prob his
death with it. as It fell Into s cm of
laborers who are employed on the riv-
er retaining wall being am for the
New York. New Haven ad Hartford
Railroad: hugs stoma was being
lifted In the a r when a guy rope broke.
permitting the whole apparatus to fall
to the ground with a crash. Foreman
Albert Brawni was knocked insensible
to the ground with his skull severely
crushed. Ricardo Roulette received
a deep cut in the head and escaped pro .
liable death by jumping into the river.
One of the falling guy ropes struck
Michael Aclrlllo. forcing. him to the
ground and br‘euklng his shoulder.
Brown was removed to the freight sta
tiorr nearby and medical assistance
summoned. The skull was badly
mangled and later in the day he was
removed to the New Haven Hospital
where death In momentarily expected.
DR. J. E. WALKER DEAD.
COLUMBUS 0a.. July. iii—Dr. John .
Evans Walker, a prominent physician
of this city and formerly government
immigration medical inspector at Ellis
island. N; Y., is dead. ‘
SCARLET FEVER ON THE BOSTON.
flag has been hoisted on board the Uni-
tad States ship Boston. now at More
island owing to the presence of a case
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRIGI‘ or NORWALK. ss.. Pro
bate Court July 18. A D..1903.
Estate of Lona R. Woodward, late of
Norwaik. In said district, deceased.
Woman.
tion in regard to the plot.
the Chicago
sheriff and th
without a hitch Escapes at Jonesboro
: rue band of crookl.
fl...
PRESIDENT LEAVES GAYVILLE.
Roosevelt started
is morning.
nephews.
g up...» _..__-.....-. . ... ...A s. ,. ....
caooxs our'or PRISON. i
LON DON surpass—shrouds
Expert Safe 3'0“" "“0 by Th". fell before an express train this morn-
CHICAGO July 24—Dennis and Lati- . Iy afterwards
truer said by the police to be two of Scotland, accompanied by his wlfa.who.
'the most expert safe blowers and was Miss Pauline Jorsm. thaAmerican
bank robbers in the country, both oi‘ prlma donna. .
whom live In Chicago. escaped from
jail at Waukeshaw Wla.. Wednesday 0ft
night. through the cl
Baron De Bush was the eldest son
be idle wuuam John Bush ”‘3 was lcuiatlon in Bold district at least four
m, of .80. Ha ; days before afiistgtIvhday of July 1903
the i know- i
mess of three about forty three
u'fiomen It Is believed. The jail doliv- contributed m‘toria
cry was planned in Chicago some time lodge of odorlferotiaprinc pies and eth-.
ago and the police had full informa- uasi. “‘3in
The author 0586!” a an
Itias at Waukeshaw were notified and created 8‘ baron oi
later were informed that the women minus and Goths in 1889 and later re-
Irad stm'ted for W‘ukoghaw with the ccived royal licence to use the title in
saw and necessar tools. Des Ite this“ ”'0“ Britain
a “my!“ outwitlied the the Chemical Section at the Brussels
9 escape was 9‘93“de Exhibition of 1888 and chairman of the
canoe or; she's Kitten
lyt
Bush
ling. near Northampton and died short-
He was travelling to
the downturn 0!
Ilglduchym ofSax
lie was president of
British Jurors at the Edinburgh inter
SA YVILLE lo. 1.. July 24. «President Silver bullion wort
from his uncle's the Blmetallic Mill Iil‘ueaday night has
ome idr Sagamore Hill at i oclock been recovered. Boys playing near the
He was on horseback rnili discovered the metal bars sticking
and was accompanied by his son and out of a hole In which it evrdentiy had
_ . been hastily buried. .
a
nd Aledo. iii are credited to the “mom“ Exhibllion (#1390
ISTOLEN BULLION RECOVERED.
PHILLIPBBURG
Mont.
ii as. 000 a
July 24-—
tolen from
GoOCl Things to Eat
one. Squash. etc.
ways find them fresh and Crisp.
W
280 lb
W
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST» '
, , Finest lipid Greenery Better Is an. of our marry
4 arty better at any price. Sold for what it is—goed. Ms
Don’t forget Foxy Grandpa. Call any time.- at
1'
Just arrived in town—EPOXY GRANDPA—dainty for the, Lunch Basket. 5c. pkg. Try one.
FOR SATRDAY’S TRAD E—Choice Bananas. Pineapplas, Blackberries. Plums. Peaches.
Rockyford Muskmelons. Cucumbers. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Hucklebe tries, Sweet Potatoes. Water Mel- ‘
Fresh Country Eggs. 28c. doz.; Coffees. as. 25. 28. 3o. 33. 35 and 38c. 1b.; Elegant Sweet
Butter; Famous Boss Milk Lunch Crackers. 3 lbs. for 25¢; Knapp’ s Root Beer Extract,13c. bottle,
afar 25a; Fancy New Mackerel. soc. lb.; extr‘ choice High Grade Teas, sec. and doc. lb.
Our assortment of Crackers takes' in nearly all the varieties that are made and you will al-
C. E.- Seymour. Leading Grocer, .
soars uoawsut. court. '
ii. specials this work. VOu any: swam in this town
It; for phasing win out and give ,3; 8 trio. Every-
Ordered. That the administrator
exhibit his administration account. to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro
hate Odlce in Norwaik. on the 28th day
of July, 1908. at 10 o'clock forenoon;
and that all persons interested In said
estate may be notified thereof. the ad-
ministrator will causeithis order to be
. published ln’.a newspaper having a cir-
culation In said district, at least five
days before said 28th day of July 1903.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
j2i 1t Judge.
oaoea To sari-Ls Accodu'r.
DISTRICT Oi“ NORWALK ss..
bate Court July 23d. A. [11903
Estate of Elisabeth B. Osborn late
of Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator
exhibit Its administration account to
this court for ddluatment. at the Pro
bate odlce in Norwars. on the 28th day
of July. 1903. gt 3 o’clock afternoon;
and that all persons interested In said
estate may be notified thereof. the ad-
ministrator will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a cir-
Pro-
W GREGORY.
:41! 1t Judge.
3i”
fancy .
Rose Potatoes
PQF;P‘¢"
, Jostiiorr’s.
72 mm Main St.
/
— . tzuoziib.
‘wrs
M
Tic?
l.
or
I
5%.. .L
the tiriripaaisaiddfovyau fromthabaai. ”II it
~11 a: U 1i; .. .T
.3... ~ Troraroas. rorsrbss. . : . sources.“ ._ .
had; “’. . ... ”JANE. NATIVE POTATOISfifiAMEO AT GREEN YARNS... .. . .....’
-VALLEJO. Cal.. July 24*.“ yellowIt
hummus is the Second 'Dau
at the
\Doadcrlvh Gite-Yuan Saba.
l 1‘
Von ur\\\ notice the} our sale censlsts oi
merchaadm that has a reminded. We
do not sdcert\sc “last as 9 '
‘Bu’t Sips Den the Senator.
at a $6882.? Yr'tcc.
Small Wares. etc.
Wirrren's Featherbone, blous-
seiIne covered Stock Col-
lars. value 26c, sale. "
Kilnert's Hook~0n Supporters,
fancy friiled webbing, value
1 25¢. sale,
Twin Anchor Hose Support-
ers. all colors. value 26c.
sale. 19c
C. M. C. Hose Supporters, to
be attached to front or side
of Corsets. value 25c, sale
200 yd. 'spools Dragon Cotton.
value per dos.‘30c. sale, 19c dos.
Clinton Safety Pins, all sizes.
value 5c. 7e, 9e card, sale.
‘5 cards, file
Large also Pearl Shirt Waist
Soto all the popular styles.
value 25 to 50c, sale,
Pull. three quarter or half
length Pompadour Combs,
regular 25c quality, sale,
Hamburg Edging. 3 inches
wide‘, value for 6 yds.. 300.
sale price,
torchon Laces. widths from
11/, to 3 Inches. value for
6 yds., 30c. sale. 19c
Calloon‘ Laces, black or
white, all widths. value for
8 yds.. 40c, sale,
Fancy Taffeta Ribbon. white.
pink. light blue, yellow. tur-
quoise, green and red, value
for 2 yds.. 30c. sale,
Reads Made Goods.
Ladies' and Misses' 25c .Um-
brella Drawera_
Ladies' 25c Corset Covers, fit-
19c
19c
19c
190
13c
19c
We
19c
190
ted or full front styles. 13c
"Little Beauty" Waists for
children, 19c
Ladies' 25c Gingham or White
Aprons, 19c
Lawn Baby Caps, values 25c
to 50¢, lilo
‘lnfanta' 25c Slips, 19c
infants‘ Worsted Sacques, 25c
ones. 19c .
Ladies' 250 dark Calico
Waists, 19c
Lsdied' Umbrella Underskirts.
with hematitched cambric
dounce. worth file, at 19c
Iradies' Plain Fitted Corset
Covers. 2 for 19c
Wash Dress Goods.
All our Figured and Striped
Lawns that sell regularly at
10 and "bio, 3 yds. for
Wash Draas Goods that were
‘ priced 15c 19c and 360, two
yda. for
Russia Duck. black and navy
grounds, with dots regular
price l:%eyd., 3 yds. for 19c
38 inch Black and White
Checked Dress Ginghams,
fibre 1214c yd; 2 yds. flor 180
first Glove Finished Linins
Cambric, regular price he .
190
190
rd" is ads. for . lac
. 3. inch Navy Mohair, regular
“ price 31c.» ' 10c
. i5 loomii‘lguren “chair, black.
vsiu'a'tda 9c. sale price. 10c
- Fancy Silk Gingham. value
7 die. at ‘ 19b
Strips opens My". for
Walstings, value 11c. 3 yds.
tot '§ 3% 1‘ fig: 190
.mmrr‘shfu
3"
Figured Silkoline. the best
quality. 121/50 yd. 2 yds.
for ' 19c
Pull Bleached Muslin, 36 in.
wide. value To yd., 3% yds.
for
Wnrie Electric Strip Curtain
Swiss. value 15c yd., 2 yds.
for
40 In, Apron Lawn with fancy
19c
19c
border. value li'rc yd.. 2 yds.,19c_I
Handkerchiefs.
Leather Goods and 7’
Toilet Goods.
Leather Wrist Bags. 25c goal-
fly, at
Ladies‘ Linen Lace Trimmed.
Embroidered hnd Initial
Handkerchiefs, regular 35c.
at
Men's Satin Stripe Handker-
chiefs, 10c quality. 3 for
Ladies' Lace Trimme‘d Hand-
kerchiefs. regular 5c quality.
6 for
Solid Back Hair Brush. 36c
quality. ’
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes.
Disinfectine Soap, 10c quality.
3 for 19¢
2 Cakes Pears' Unsccnted Soap, 19c
Kitchen Department.
Mason‘s Fruit Jars. pints and
quarts. six for
Galvanised iron. 1 gal. Oil Can.
regular 25c.
3 qt. Tea and Coffee Enamel
Ware, regular 35c,
“Parlor Pride" Stove Polish.
regular 10c, three bottles.
Six Blown Tumblers, regular
5c each. for 19c
12 inch Turkey Feather Dust-
er, regular 29c,
Best quality Jap. Matting were
31c,
China Salad Dish...
36c.
19c
19c
19!:
19c
19c
190
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
regular
19c
Hosierii
and Underwear.
Men‘s Fast Black Seamless
Hose. regular 1295c quality,
3 pairs.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Hose, regular price. 3 pairs.
Ladies' Black Seamless Gauze
Lisle Hose. value 15c, 2 pairs, {tic
Misses' Black Lisle Drop Stitch
Hose. regular price 1295c. 2
pairs. 19c
Children's Black Stocking,
2 x 2 ribbed, value 12c, 2 pair. 19c
Ladies' Black Hose, out-sine
(Hermadorf dyed). size 9
I only. regular the quality,
'Ladies’ Vests, high neck. V and
square neck 8. 8., regular
131,50, 3 for ;
Ladiea’ Straight Garments. fau-
cy lace trimmed, square
neck, sleeveless, 2. for .
19c
19c
1"?
Chlldm's Vests. high neckp
long sleeva.-hlgh neck 8. 8..
square neck. sleeveless. va-
‘ » 19c
Combination Suits.
lua 15c. and 19c, 2 for
Ladi'as'
Shirts and Drawers. value
. 39¢.
- Rania Elastic... Leather. .and
19c
19c
“me.
190-
no,
’firi‘ifl'"
Norwalk Chronicler