0:59 a. an: 10:12 p. m.
eel. 6:22 a. or: acts. 6:21 pm.
IND IENTINIL TlLlPNONI
‘ DALI-O.
I—Editerlel Room.
-Irallcll Office, Norwellt.
OMS-oldie“ Residence.
M will- of the late sir Henry Mc-
III the British general who clmmlt-
IuIeIde In Paris, directions were
at his war horse used In the
,' frlioen’. campaigns should be
M boots being preserved as mie-
Mtoee. Before the contents of the
kill Vere known In Ceylon the animal
Iold to a wealthy Singhalose gen-
He has now intimateti his
lieu to hand over the horse to
Maodonald on condition tirat it
' killed, or, on the other hand, to
lain it, undertaking that whenever
tip of the animal shall take place
mar“! shall be forwarded to the son
f the late general
M iI going to be smne grout irri-
gating In India. The irrigation com-
lIIlon has issued Its report It pro-
'to lay out $160, 000, 000 in twenty
‘e’m annually In loans for private im-
on works, the necessary funds to
reload by loans and the Interest
hereon to be charged to the famine
of their productive charac
' to lhcrease the general re
of the country anti as resisting
l' in the battles with farulne.
Cantata Gordon Cassldy, of the Eug-
. ill army, in his book on “The Land
~ 0!, the Boxers." records his surprise at
dating in a Chinese city a pigtalled
; ndlvtdnsimna addreSsed him In iiirent
angles with a Yankee twang. “Do
you ,livd in Sarnchun'!" I asked him.
dab. Labor Dav
bestthat can be bou
Store will be closed all dau Mon-
Fifth live Specials on sale todall.
taken from the various departments—c
ltlou it find everu item a record breaker
for,lowness oi price—The qualitu is
slit anuwbere.
uuoenweas also HOSIERV FOR
women AND CHILDREN.
Women's Fine Mcdlum Weight
Wool Vests and Pants, value
The, Ill 4R0
Womcu's Finn Combed Fisl’bt-
lan Yarn Vests anti Lat-o
Trimmed l‘anis, value 50c, at 29c
Children's llrop Stitch Hose,
vaiuc 1255c, at be, sizes 5, 0.
0%, 7. 7%.
Womt-u' 's Fine tLace irlslc liose.,
Vttluo 25t-,17c
TOILET GOODS.
500 Sheet Package 'l‘ollet Pu.
pcr. valuc 0c, at 2!.“
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. value
25c, at 17c
Dr. l-lhcfllcld's Tooth Paste. va-
lue 25c, at I‘ll/Jo.
Violet Ammonia, valuc 10c, at ‘tlc.
Pear‘s Soap, at 10c
LEATHER GOODS.
Wrist Bugs lino-l) IIIutIc, vu-
iuo-Zflc, at 19c
Leather Handle Wrist Bags,
, titled with purse. value $1.50,
- at '
Fine Suit (luscsyall lcatltcr. va- \
lue $3.75, at 82.
s
as)
ermine. "Not much, you bet!” he
lfe‘d‘t “I don't belong to this darned
country any more, i live In Frisco."
FEMININE TOPICS.
._«
(Deborah In Hartford Courant.”
Gray and green are one of the sea
1 ‘Mn'i beet. color combinations
lute you discovered a similarity in
~ the lines of some of the new muffs and
the new coat sleeves. those that curv:
from the cuff to the elbow?
m‘l‘he dressmaker this season thinks
ore of shirrlng Velvet than she did
In _ 0 spring of shirrlng muslin and It
. dyerltebwey ottueattng that. ma-
:‘rfl‘ whit-hennmleeq lmbe so popu-
ar for winter.
A novelty In coats whit: h Is on exhlbi
lion at the fashion show in Madison
Square Garden is one of the new long
’ styles made entirely of white kid. it Is
fl Itm‘pped and decorated with large,
beautifully enameled buttons
There is a tendent y to wear the hair
yer much puffed and very low on the
'0 head. This pulling is arranged In
one, two or three division» as is most
becoming, these divisions being scpar—
Med by parts over which the hair falls
Io II to make them invisible.
A gown of white cloth has a novel
. blunting, which Is really a part of the
' gown itself. The design must. he stamp-
, dd ,on the cloth first to repreront a shit
web. Then with scissors. or per-
pn better a knife, the material a
t out so as to leave only enough to
vo~t the wobby- effect and have I‘
acid-g enbnoh not to break too easily.
0m
carry 'out the deception.
by Is It that Norwalk must always.
almost always, be a season behind
”munitions? You have probably
fl" cad onto the more fashionably
‘ ' worn 'n at the better resorts
til! hummer that long coats were plen-
3} mares-quarter length garments
'It the waist or belt .They were
made of poagee. mohair. I en or light
would! the cites might be. with long or
akin II the wearer pleased Did
mart how many of thosergueets
Hartford people? ,
uoawaut Palace.
‘. :ofkeepleg house.
rcgulur price :tilc, Friday's and
NO MAIL OR TELEPH ONE ORDES FILLED.
READY TO WEAR GOODS DE-
PARTMENT.
60c Iorscts, the s‘uudard
nmkcu, all sizcs, Friday's and
Saturday's price,
“Flannelct” Untlerskirts, deep
torchon lace, trimmed. his
value at bile, Friday's and Sat-
urday‘s price,
Lawn and Percale Wrappers,
regular prices 81. $1.20. Fri-
day's and Saturday's price,
(lilo
37c.
choice of the lot, 67c
China Silk Wulsts, black and
white, regualr prices $2.98
anti $3.50, Friday's and Satur-
day's price. $2.25
Black Jackets, fail
styles, regular price. 80, Fri—
day's and Saturday‘s price. 32.75
lmdics' Muslin Corset Covers,
lrutlics'
Saturday's price, 27c
lay. Montlny' s matinee. 'ienncssw s
‘i'artncr; Monday night, The 'l‘cxus
Girl. One of the leading l’att-Ison pa-
thread work deftly inserted bolus .
tights Mattie W!
eb theymsy' lave you ‘
, Iy when the
. s 4 .
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
MARION I"IiAN( [S
The Marion Francis (‘ompany will
open a week's eugagcmont at iioyt's
'l‘hcatrc, Monday, with matlnccu cvcry
pet‘s speaks of the star and company
in these terms: ‘
Marlon Francis, a star now to the
patrons of thc opcru-bousc, opened a
Weeks engagement ycsterday. to a
largeandicncc, and glue satisfaction
Miss It‘rancis is a young. pretty and
clever little lady who will become a
tuvorite. She, is full of vivacity and Is
at all times engaging. Her associated
company is‘above the average and de-‘
serves credit for the adequate support
given the leading actress. P. S. Whit-
ham, James C. Sheeian. Harry B.
Roche. Walter Lawrence, Cari Stat-
ton, Fred D Woodbury, Camille i...
Stafford and Florence Geer deserve
special mention.
The play was the “Burglar and the
Walt." which is a strongly written
drama, full of heart Interest and lively
comedy it proved interesting through-‘
out. Much of scenery was shown.
Strong features of the performances
are the many excellent specialties be-
tween acts Fred D. Woodbury sang
"I‘m Wearing My Heart Away for You"
and “This is Our Home Sweet Home."
with illustrated pictures. Harry B.
Roche was clever in his songs and
talk. LeRoy and LaVanlon pleased
with their comedy horiaontal‘bar act.
The concert orchestra was greatly
er?ged,m as the latest popular tunes
‘ i ’eiteb‘rlwo AT sea water.
Swami: II Cempetitione Scheduled to
,. Ike Piece Today.
8“ “Ti“
first t
tour-as
esince the
I sunw
their shooting ‘ ‘
BIG COAL MINE TO BE SOLD.
Paper-I Signed for Transfer of Monon-
gahela Company.
Pl’l‘TSlIllltO. i’a.. Sept. fi.——The
I’iIIsburg Gazette says contracts have
been signed under thc terms of which
tleorgc 1. Whitney, of Whitney. Stcph
cation and Company. of this city. urr
tierittkes to deliver for cash a coutrob
ling interest in the Monongahela River
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
to the l’lttshurg Coal Company. Iienry
\t'. Ullvcr rcprescnttsi the I'ittsburg
Coal Company in the negotiations. A
meeting of the board of directors of the
Pittsburg Coal Company will be held
til Monday to ratify the deal. This
tIIcctIng. howevcr, is a mere formality,
the papers having already llt-‘t'll sign-l
cd by both parties to the deal.
'i‘hc lransier of control will be
‘ltl’illlizll Ihc purchase for cash of a ma
'll’ both. It Is lllliIi'l’rlllllliI that the
‘.'i tsburg Coal Compsm will purchase
thc stock of minority holders on the
.-.-.IIIte terms as those received by the
majority interest and these terms will
he announced after the for oral ratifica-
tion of the deal by the directors on
Monday.
The Monongahela River Consilidatcd
Coal and Coke Company is capitalized
at “0000.000, and its output last- year
approximated 8.000.000 tone of coal.
The combination of interests will rep
resent a total of 8132 000.000 and the
tonnage close to 25,000,000 tons.
CANCELLED 0200.000 iN BONDS.
State Treasurer Thereby Reduced
State Debt Maternity.
The State treasurer within I short
time, has purchased $200,000 of State
bonds. bearing 3 per cent. interest
and maturing October I. 1910, there-
by reducing the State debt very ma-
terially. The bonds were bought at
101, the State treasurer taking advan-
tage of the present condition of the
money market. and was enabled to
make a satisfactory purchase. This
purchase leaves the funded debt of the
State but 81.128.100. all but 3100 of
which to paying 3 per cent; the 8100
is a bond of the Issue of July 14 and
21, 1866, upon which interest ceased
October 1, 1885.,‘Thls bond is prob
ably lost or destroyed and in all prob
ability will never be presented for re
demotion,
The bonded debt of the State on
September 30 last was $1,008,100
$336,000. of which bearing 8% per
cent. matured on January 1. 1908. and
was redeemed and canceled by
treasurer.
of 86.000 annually.
FOX HUNT TONIGHT.
Clambake in Oouthpert.
Home week fox hunt will be held to-
night by the Bridgeport Fox Hunt
club at Saran Mortar Rock. No guns
will be carried, but the hunt will be
Itest of the speed and endurance of
the dogs. twenty in number, and of the
:2“ 'which it [I «outed will be Itert-
Tho party will include J. T,Wi1-
liams; Simon Brhiley, Theodore Stur-
geI of Greenfield Hill, Elmer Die-
brow. Freak Huuroe. Eugene Godfrey.
Dr. Perdue William WllIon,Eli Wake-n
man and others from Newtowa. West-
port and Norwelk. These will start
at to 'oleak, After getting the doll
nettle More buster-e will open a
eel-yeti at the rock. There
will be an interesting program or
games during” the evening.
. tary of the Ontario iirnntl lodge.
, "ltlcsl
jorlly of the capital stock .delivcrublt ithlrty- five w...” and Mr, King {m
ciiltnl’ in Iommon or prcfctrcd shares 1 tlIirty- “we“ WM,
the
The redemption of the
$200,000 3 per cents. makes e. saving
our Home Week Chase war and at
What has been designated an Old
Ree lean issued, by the Amerieen Ped-
oration of Lab".
The officers of the American Fedora-
den of Labor yesterday issued the an
anal call for a state convention to take
place in South Norwaik on Tuesday.
October 13.
Considerable business of Importance
has been arranged for this session. The
state will be dividcd into four districts
and one organizer is to beipilced into
the field for each.
These districts will be apportioned
as follows:
District No, 1—-New Haven and Hart-
ford counties,
District No. z—Fuirflold and Lilch-
iiciti couu'lcs.
District No. 3-»Tolland and Middle.
sex counties. '
District No. i-N9W
Windham counties.
Charles J. llmItIlIuc, nrcstdcnt of tho
stntr branch. urrlvml in New Huvcn
yesterday front llcrby. Mr. Donahue
a loaded the meeting of lhe Trades
(‘ount-ll last night, and also a mocllrr:
or the joint committee in charge of the
arrmvrcmmrts for .lcfcudlng the 2i
members of the ‘eamstcrs' union charg-
cd with conspiracy.
Mr. Donahue said that the cusc:
would be defended with vigor and that
nothing would be lcfi undone to scorn
a victory.
THE MAKERS' MEETING.
lamina and
Six Danbury Delegates to Federation
of Labor Convention Elected.
'i‘hc rccular monthly mcctlug of the
llunluu'y liai Maltcm' Association Wil.‘
hcld Thursday night. The principal
business transacted was the cicctlop
of six delegates to rcprcscni ihc asso
cialion at thc annual convcntion of thc
ilonncc'icui cherution of Labor it.
South Norwalk. October ill. The tlclc
trait-s iltIi‘it‘II wcrc l’cior (lailughcr
l’. .I. Scoliin, Martin (lorrnau. (ihurlcr
English, Patrick Crowc and .IquI llt'cn
mm.
A vote was also taken on the dot.
rates from the i‘uitctl lia’tors (I
North Amerlcp to tho convention o
Hm American Federation of Labor III
Boston. Novcmhcr 2.1 A list of dclc
union was noniinutui by the National
Association some tlrnc ago and each in
they wish clcctcd.Thc tin-cc candidate.
receiving the most vote-s after all thr
asstmlationahave Voted will be the dot
egatcs.
The meeting endorsed the action o:'
the makers‘ and tinishcrn' mcciiui
Wmiucsday night in lining each union
man that does not so to llridgcpori
and partlcipa‘c In illt‘ parade Monday
fivc doilars.’l‘his was done by a stand
Ing vote which wn s unanimous.
ill. Fury 3 "lat Slit lIImiltue
THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
ATTENDED GRAND LODGE 8E8-
SION.
Grand Secretary Frederick Bois-
forti. of New Haven, of the i‘onuccti
cut (iruud lodge, l, (i, it. l“., has return
mi from Canada, ere he was a guest
of the Grand lodg ,A-L’O, O. F.. of thc
Province of Ontario, at Its annual sew
sion held at Hamilton, and where he
met his friend: Mr! King, grand sccre
Mr.
King arc. the two
It rctarics of grand
I4‘., in America Mr
lloisfortl and MI
grand
i. i)
liotsfortl bruins 11“!” that position for
l,otigcs
Mr lkitsford wat-
a guest of the Musshchnsetls (irautl
lodge, l, O. 0. Ft, this week, together
with the grand mastcr of (.‘onnecti;
cui's Grand lodge, l-‘tvtn Ii. llpson. of
Soutbington. Mr, liotsf l. who is In
his eighty-third year, is a remarkably
well preserved man, who would easily
w”.--~_.
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER.
"i had kidney trouble for years,“
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner, of Shel
ton, Wash. “ and the doctors could nor
help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Care
and the very first dose gave me relief
and i am now cured. i cannot say too
much for Foley's Kidney Cure." Sold
at PiaiIted's drug store. South Nor
walk, and A. C. Siliiman‘I. Darien.
JACKSON SENTENCED.
Murderer of C. w. Roxbury to Die h
Chair.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.—-Recorder (loft
yesterday sentenced Charles Jackson
the negro convicted of the murder 0.
Charles W Roxbury, to die In the elec
trIc chair at Sing Sing prison In tht
week beginning October 12.
Roxbury was a teamster and lived in
the Bronx. He was killed on the night
of July 10. When Jackson was caller
to the bar for sentenc 9 yesterday morn
ing Hal Bell and Philip Waidheiner
courteel for the man. Appeared 1 Mr;
Bell called the attention of the ‘cour
to the fact that after the trial one o
the jurors In the case, according to a
newspaper. had said that before enter
in the jury box he had a pre—concetv
ed notion of convicting Jackson. Mr
Bell said that he had no proof of tilt
statement. Recorder Goff told the law
yer that he would have to. ipe tt
hear him. and sentenced Jack
The prisoner was taken to Sing Sim
yesterday afternoon on the 2. 10 o'clock
train with a number of other prison
OI‘I.
F0!
"3:: Honey and Tar
WRECK ON NAUOATUCK.
Traffic Delayed by‘Accldent at Plett’e
Mills.
NAUGA’I‘UCK, Dona. 89M. 5.-A
freight wreck on the Nausetuck di
. yam; of the New org. N
gloved tra ;for several hours
A south bound freight train broke in
two when nearing town. Another
Irate line treoke at
Manson's train was
than take the chance of "me-using
nelly and Itoppllg the second
Whisthehrwm
pass for being twenty years younger. ‘
freight train but been stopped on the
‘8‘” Ital-I‘M
I
doihle hollfilon by slowing Iii [ride
por-
tion of his train before needing the
the lemon. the engineer of the loath-
In
' I“
Duplicates another Crcmo. It never
varies in quality. aroma or price.
Creme is I cigar of Invarlable goodness that In said in everytownend at the ou’rfuof 5 cents. Any
one that sells II for less does so with the endeavor to reflect on Creme quality at the coat of profit.
The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in
The loud b the Smelter“. Microfilm.
the World.
MUST LAND THE GOODS.
To Constitute an Act of Smuggling.
Judge DeHaven.
SAN FRANCISCO, Scot. 5.—-ln the
trial of thc cusc of the United State:
against Nan l, Nannmatsu, who Is
chargcd with smuggling, Judge Dc Iin‘
vcn has tlclivcrctl instructions to thc
jury. which in substancc, said that a
landing of the goods was ncccssarv to
constitute the crime of smuggling. it
is contcutlctl by the officials charged
with the capturing aml conviction of
this class of offenders that if ihc opiu-
lon of the judge is right it will be a
difficult matter to punish evadors of
customs laws.
Judge ilc Havcn positively Instruct.
ed the jury to bring in a verdict of
not guilty on the first charge, that oi
smuggling, giving his rcasons as above
stated. lit-spite this the jury after be»
log out six hours. disagreed.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankllsh Bush of New Castle.
Del., says: “I suflered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis»
tress anti belching. I tried everything
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took lira/.tliau liulnr, and one {:0
sent home cured me completely."
For sale by II. II. l’ialsted, F. H. Bus-
or. III“ the Clifford Pharmacy "
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SAN DOMINGO IS QUIET.
SAN DOMINGO chubllc of Santo
Domingo, Sept. Butlnlted States Min-
istcr Poncll arrived here today on the,
steamer Cherokee. He comes to San‘
Domingo on a. special mission to set
that the government carries out in full
the agreement made in 1002 In connec-
tion with the settlement of the irn-l
provcmcnt tompany Salu and ltos
claims. Congress has autltorizctl the;
government to borrow 8120 000 to pay.
urgent Interior debts. The loan willi
he raised here and will be gtlm‘ttliictuil
by additional export dues on cocoa.
The country In quiet.
_ ;
of satisfaction in. It.
Our Delicious Coffee, Tea. Butter,
230 [hi
The kind that with
'\ si‘l
lqt Jar Mustard
iqt. Botil8 Catsw
90 lb. ----k
150 lb.— ,_
WWW“
The human stomach stands much abuse,
lat. Bottle Sweet Oil
AMERICAN STEAMER LOST.
One Passenger and Crew of Fifteen
Perisher! in Hurricane.
NEW ORLEANS. Scot. 5.—News
has reached here of the loss of the
American steamer i'lcorge W. Kelley.
of the Blueficltis Stcamshlp Company's
line during the recent hurricane in thc
Caribbean Sea, bound from iliueflcltis.
Nicaragua, for New Orleans with a
cargo of fruit. She carried a crew of
fifteen men and one passenger. all of
whom perished.
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bedridden, alone and destitute
Such, in brief was the condition of an
oitl soldier by name of J. J. Havens.
Versailles, 0. For years he was troub-
led wiib Kidney disease and neither
doctors nor medicines gave him relief.
At, length he tried Electric Hittcrs. it
put him on his feet In short order and
now be testifies. “I'm on the road to
complete recovery." Best on earth
for Livcr and Kidney iroublcs and. all
forms of Stomach anti llowrd Com-
plalnts ()nlv htlc. Guarantecd “'
Frank l-.i liaxler, dtuggist. "
YOUNG GIRL TAKES POISON.
W A'i‘lu‘ lilii} RY, Cullil,, Sept. 5 —-.\s
the rcsult or" angry words with her
sweetheart, Arthur Northrop, seven-
teen years old Mabel Clark, of 20 Ah-
bott avenue. this city, took an 'ounce of
carbolic acid at her borne last night.
and will (lie. Shc attempted to kill
herself with a table knife before drink-
ing the acid but was prevented in
time
Ill. lllillliillll sllllll ill illllllill
For NERVOUSNBSS Ind INSOMNIA
SCHOONER EXCEPTION ASHORE.
NFW \‘,t)RK Sept 5.—l.one Hill
Saving Station reports the British
schoonct' Exception ashore neat \iou-
quk Point. The vessel is from Ben
alre for Boston, with a cargo of salt.
CALL 58-2.
coon, THINGS TO tn.
Cheese and Eggs are of the finest.
coson's shonraoz.
Amount StelentFrom St. Michael's
Church Not Yet Known
NEW YORK, Scpl, b.—lt was said
yesterday at the parish house of St.
Michael‘s church that accouniants are
now working on the books of the
church corporation, and that until
their labors are completed it will be
lrnposihic to say with accuracy how
much the church has lost by the spc‘
cuiations of Henry Townsend Edson,
chair of the parish. who on Wednes-
day shot anti killed Mrs. Fanny l’ul.
ton and thcn himself.
Itev, John P. Peters, rector of St.
Michael's church, was not at the par-
ish house this morning, but he had
authorized the sexton, S, .I. Lucklugs,
to say that the story printed in morn-
ing newspapers to the effect that Ed-
son had forged the names of Gilbert
l). Case and William H. Peters to a
“trio t‘or $2.5,otit) was substantially cor—
rcct, Mr, Case In clerk of the vestry
and Mr. Peters is treasurer of St.
illichucls and a brother of the rector.
'YlIc note is said to have bccn dis-
counted at the Hudson River branch
of ihc (‘orn Exchange bank.
Foley’ 8 Kidney Care
makes kidneys and bladder right.
Sale of Real Estate.
Notice Is hereby given that a certain
li'flil of woodland containing about
scvcn acres and situated In West Nor-
waik. anti that certain tract ,of land,
with the buildings thereon. situated on
the corner of Henry and Chestnut
strccts in the City of South Norwalk.
ihc some bciug the real estate of the
estate of Rufus Richards, late of Nor-
walk, tit-ceased, is for sale.
For particulars and terms apply to
STEPHEN H. RICHARDS.
Administrator with the will annexed.
store sells goods of rcputation the finest the market aflortls at reasonable prices.
327 sf.
'mour’sStore
Won’t Mix-.mBad Food and Good Health What Mix.
But it will not return good health if you give It had food. This
it's money in your pockets to
patronize a store where you can feel your are getting ansup-to-date article and fit for any table. There's a good deal
Cereals are fresh, crisp and not o-date in every particular and cannot be duplicated for quantity and freshness
Our goods keep and hold the customer nslag them. Thut's where our success comes in.
(I. ll. Seymour, Leading Groin, 33 that Washington sues.
32o dpz.
Fresh laid.
5 ml 5 lbs. Mocha and Java Coffee. $1. 00”
100.
, 100.
180.
”Special
5') Cans Campbell’s Soul). 250.
5’) Cans Choice Peas.
6’) Caps Baked Beans.
Den’ tioraet to take advantage oi tour Street Potato Sale.
sugar Cured Shoulders.
Small Lean Harris. .
250.
256.
--96 lb.
-——15C lb.
Norwalk Chronicler