...._.._.
. manna Inlet an enema
Like to Get Down to the Catt Water 8
for Recreation.
Sir William Butler, an illuglisb sol-
dier of distinction said recently in [W-
ing antimony before a British oom-
mi-lon in regard to militia service:
“Wanwlokahire men, miners and that
01.“ of Will.- like to let g. the u. LIMAS. FER ONE HALF PECK.
for he can if they can mum as use cons, PER oozes.
ford lMey will spend their own ‘PO'I' T ECK
money to do it. They all baths. 1‘ " °E°"ERP
have a very long Ieaooaet, and we °N|0N3..PER QUART:
have a number of miners who really .
enjoy being out. with their regiment
of garrleon artillery near the sea.
They go to the see because they lire
over the sea, and the bobbing parade
It; as valuable, if not more so, than
. e drill, it freshens the men n and
cleanses them. An odioer tol: me 7‘ NORTH MAIN STREET.
last summer that when they were '
bathing there was one fellow with a
very black skin, and he hodrd a man
say to bias ‘Jack, you are pretty dirty.’
'Yes,‘ he said, ‘1 was not out at last
year's training! "
”DAY. AUG 29. 1904.
Aim lee Tam.
. , defused. m.; 1:32 p. m.
rises, 5:25; acts, 6:36. .
NI IIN‘I‘INIL TILIPHONI
CALI-O.
rel things can be done. The oth-
”I monsoon, after putting away two
MW! beer, 3 gang of young hood-
mabm'kaiinto a magazine at Fort
.Intltrop 9a Governor's island in Bos-
tb'pi harbor, inggedaut some sticks of
Maudie and began to toss them
Uttlbpdwbaaebali fashion. Luckily.
WNW! id'tiy betting the sticks.
M ”who ordiuace‘ sergeant in charge
. as on them he warned the other
all makers on'the island to jump
atoll eir boats and make all at top
W;theh ‘he, signalled for the bar-
llllilnpollbel ’ The noodlums, nine in
’ her, were arrested. No explo-
"no casualties. ..
aident Woodrow Wilson, of
Wheaten University, tells of a certain
theflfitliian who was remarkably
paint-minded. One day he, was
Walking along in the gutter instead of
ml! the sidewalk when his way was
I“ ed hy'a"cartla~ge which was stanu~
' n trust'o'f t’bestore. The polish—
,witsback of the vehicle suggested to
rantind a black-board, so he took
. Discs of chalk out of his pocket and
began to work on an abstruse prob—
sint. Finally the carriage started off
ad he‘tollowed, still keeping at work,
'llntil the”pace"became to swift for
list. Then he looked about him in a
tinned Way, pocketed his chalk and
n A ted for home
y antess Tolsloi does not agree with
‘ husband in all his theories, but
he agrees with the world which wor-
pshim, and is very proud of him.
if very devoted, although her do—
tt has, been severely taxed in
‘ ya. :‘She has copied yards
adable'mnnuscript, while ba-
‘af,varlons sizes Were pulling at
" s’kirtsp-hhe' has translated books
three or four languages, and has
‘ islet-ed all .sorts of garments to
the needs of the changing six-
her children.
Fashions.
is not uncem'inon 'to see skirts of
:Xpenslve materials gathered at the
’ dunes are very fashionable, their
, lot: and depth depending upon the
height of'the wearer.
The aew'fall hosiery for women is
underfuily attractive. The embroid-
iee are beat in design and the com-
tion of autumn tints made with
It. our dress,“ fanciful in coloring
' resign. let the trimming, stock,
he plain; vice versa. if the dress
a! is plain, the accessories can
ancltnl scone likes.
alryothblittonhole the edge of a
, e 'f embro y you llrst run it
”With ‘ thread, a if in drawing a stock-
' where there is a large worn place
ill first run it with a line thread
the, cotton, you will be pleased
. he result.
Th so-called saddle yoke is as popu-
for wash waists as any others.
should be a lining, but if the
I material» In a heavy chevlot, ii
lining is made ‘0! some thin mater—
it: will dry more quickly and iron
r.“ _
rl withgyery ,long neck ‘ will
_ rcoliar rather high if she cares
tit __relative .distance between
it and dress. The hair may
. .low, but it is a matter of a
tidy. Just how low to arrange it
use propergliaiance' with“ . the.
‘ w ‘ n
.the woman who has to do her
ltcan indulge in white morning
V t least on most morningsol
, Even'on washing day it is
t to don a neat white frock af~
fa iioor iacleen and dry. it
‘ l lawn}: or; other material
very easy tb‘ launder.
EROENARY PREFERENCE.
sauteed him because his par-
l'pcor but hbnest."
7 Miss Cayenne, 'fshe didn't
Shh. Butahe‘hreferred 5: man
v.
ts were neither."
o
blers.
band.
doesn't
clown.
wind died
IIOIB.
tried with
name
he ought
' Into-at”
gown the bill
When a woman acquires a stunning
is apt to shook her bus-
About the time a man thinks he
knows a woman he discovers that be
All the world's a circus ring, and
each of us at times enacts the role of
b
When a woman hasn't anything else
to do she rips up something useful and
makes something ornamental.
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Wasting of Fuel In England.
Prevention of waste is a matter of
perennial interest, especially the waste
of fuel, which is power. in past times
millions of tons of small coal, drawn
from British mines, have been thrown
away. That shameful system is com-
ing to an end. A recent witness told
the Royal Commissioners who are in-
vestigating the question of our «ml
supplies, that in the north of England
"there is not a particle of coal,
whether sound. small or whatever it
may be, which is not utilized in some
form or other."
The Frenkieh Tornado.
Near Mcl’herson.
is said a tornado [ irked up a barn
containing live horses, carried it five
miles, dropped it and passed on with-
out interfering with the hay-eating of
the horses. The same tornado carried
a house half a mile and stood it up«
side down in a muddy creek without
breaking a window or injuring any of
the seven inmates.
away.
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'A Rousing Good Time.
Graham Murray tells of a Scotch
minister who. taking his walk early in
the morning. found one of his parish-
ioners recumbent in a ditch. "Where
have you been the night, Andrew?"
asked the minister.
richtly ken." answered the prostrate
one, "whether it was a wedding or a
funeral, but whichever it was it was
a most extraordinary silccess.”
Train: for North Pole.
When Dr. Nansen has an expedition
in‘ View he dispenses th-ba tobacco
and all forms of alcohol, and even with
his overcoat. no matter how severe
the, weather may be.
filial by adopting this
“himself into like best possible condi-
tion for withstanding cold and fatigue.
,The Russian Royalties.
The czar and czar-inn in; their pri-
vate intercourse speak English and
German. bonehead italics being but
seldom spoken by the malesties when
alone. The cnarina did not learn Rus-
sian till her bethrothal, but, though
she as yet speaks very slowly, it is
with a good accent and greet distinct-
I
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Aluminum Horseshoes.
In the Russian Army aluminum
horseshoes are said to have been with
results, A few horses
In the inland {lagoons were first
chosen and shod with one aluminum
shoe and three iron ehoee each. The
experiments showed that the alumi-
num shoe preserved the iloot better
than the. iron onee.—-§xohange.
,w. , W
, A Very Forbinate‘ Catch.
Two pearle‘fonad by clam Ashen
opposite Prairie Du Chiba. Win, in
the Mississippi River hare been sold.
onefor‘ H.100 and the other for
81,200. Thoformer e
uwasiil’ia
bluish ass?“
latter VII
Marilee“;
Tiller-Tat,
lie-Why does awomaa always
Mathematicians-mallet
sheath-adieu! - ~‘
me—megmalwayethiak
townie:
Some girls can do anything-except
acquire husbands.
A newly married man looks like a
tow pair of shoes feels.
A man has to use a magnifying glass
to see his owa faults.
Even the baby in the cradle linds
this is a pretty rocky sort of a world
_ Every new invention is expected to
revolutionize things—hut it doesn't.
Many a man goes broke because of
the winning ways of women and gain-
nn., recently, it
And then the
a
"Weel, l diam
lie is of obizflb '
oonrs'elhe .pu '
I
Merton.
_ drop shape.
a white globe
mum
. condos
amething
swear POTATOES. FANCY.PERFECK. ....... 30¢.
TOMATOES. ran out: HALF even an. easKsT. ..... 26o.
Peacuaemsn on: HALF euaHsnaA‘eKET. .......... . ....... 01.00.
....... 20°.
15o.
....... ......... so.
Joszforr's
Seas
~Mwwwo .# WW- w
REAL urns “antenna.
ti
. ‘ 0. won- White and wife to John
FW Hyatt. building lot, Gregory Point.
ar.
Wallace Mayo to Edward J. Ladrl-
gnu, building lot, Rownyton. War.
Zelulf & Jennings t0 Elbert F. Lock-
wood, Greenwich. dock lot, Water
street. War.
George Hotchklse to Louls‘lll.
holds and wife, house and lot,
Zandt avenue. Wan.
Merry, building lot. Miller street.
Catherine A. linker to Frank (1
buildings. (lranbury. War.
THE NOBLE SEVENTEENTH.
was on the twenty-eighth of August
am too, by a Southern cannon ball.
(or fun."
Tennallytown preparing for to meet
the foe and like lightning cut them
down ’
and Gray. the hour had finally arrived
day and night with Col. Nobles in the
lead, now eager for a light,
in company with Sicgels Corps to
Chancellorsvllle they wont when bravo
Lieutenant Walters with a bullet was
laid low. Then the Colonel issued or-
ders to his regiment in blue. as they
fell ip line for (lettynburgh. with steps
so firm and true, while they cast a
thought on their dear old home and
friends now so far away mid ihc sound
of booming cannons from the gallant
blue and gray.
Their forly~second anniversary yes-
terday they celebrated. How interest-
ing it would have been to hear the
stories they related of their experien-
-cs in battlefield in the year of sixty-
two where. brave. undanntcd "Nobles"
met his Waterloo.
M. ii. READY.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
The devil just takes things easy till
the vacation season comes armind.
then he gets busy.
.If you try to kiss a girl when any-
body is looking it is a sign she will be
had about it. -
The sent is so jolty that the man
vho ridcs on the. ice wagon falls on
after a very short ride.
Probably if his mother kept it. lock»
ad in the pantry a boy would want to
deal castor oil the way he dQS pre-
serves.
‘ What a man can’t understand is how
much thinner white stockings make a
thin woman’s and how much fatter a
at woman‘s.«'l‘ho Press.
p
"I should think." said Mrs. F‘lighty.
"that the criticisms your husband re-
'eives on his books would fairly make
ilm smart."
ion‘t make him smarterl”-—Clncinnatl
Times-Star.
“I married my husband for love
done."
"Did \you? l've often wondered
what the cause was."—Chlcago Rec-
urn-Herald.
' 3.... Time ,
You Cough
take 5 drops of
Brazilian Balm
30 nodes 25o
those brave heroes bid adieu to their
wives. to their parents or their sweet-
hearts. kind and true. little knowing Rendy- lo-wesr. Clothes, ‘ Skirts
that they'd return as in battle they Wilma. Coats. Alterations Bree.
might fall at the mercy of the South- 8 Fox
‘ !
Being rendezvoncd in Bridgeportone
thousand mon or more, on the third
day of September, they set out for Bnl~ 81 Mlln “not NorweIk. Conn
timbre, thence to Fort Marshall, deter
mined never to yield until they met POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
their enemy upon the battlelleld, quotll
Col. Nobles to (ion. Wool, “l‘m not here
Then the General issued orders to H O Y T ' s '1" H E A T R E '
prom-ed to Washington where they on ONE NIGHT ONLY,
gnged. themselves toi'tlfylng good old SATURDAY, sgp'r. 3,¢_
i th c . of two months nitcr M ' ' ’ h
to lAltexgndlgiiaml‘hcy did go onmute for ane walnwng t
Manassas Junction, where they madv f
a gallant showing. Now that a cun- In the
flict was about line between the Blue
to meet the bloody fray. From Man- Twe‘fth Night
assas to Gainsvllie thcy marched both A8 VIOLA lN SHAKESPEARE’S
EMlNENTLV CAST AND SUPERBLY
Mrs. Writealong smiled sadly. “Yes.”,
:hu replied, “I guess they do, but they
r
fact lit guaranteed. '
TH! LADIEI’ TAILOR.
NEW STYLES 0F CLOTH FOR
On a bright summer morning half a SUITS AND CO’ATB FOR
century ago. the noble seventeenth THE COMING FALL.
went out to meet the Southcm foe. Also fashion plates, latest styles.
They volunteered their services in an Now is the time to have your furs
”onus of blue. with Col, Nobles in remodeled.
Fifty per cent. less than
command, in the year of sixty-two. it later,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Edward London to Andrew (inrryn- .
ski and wife, four acres. .War. '
Telephong Ca“ 338.‘. OHVW' E. WNHOH. estate Elizabeth P, WE HAVE MANY NEW AND PRETTY STYLES IN THE IM-
t ‘ Putnam, to Andrew ‘Oravect and wile. .
. .- . -- house and lot, York street. War. lTATiON OF WOOL AND WORSTED FABRICS. IN FACT YOU
Mara bl. llounott, one lot,
Grounds. War.
William ll. Sherwood oi al. to
lugs, Crunbury. Q. C.
New England Food Company of
Winfield street. W r.
, 'i‘heophlle Euphra and wife ti
Fathers of the Holy Ghost. 62
lgnutius ilorlt and wile to
Wheeler, undivided one-half of
War.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTs.
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carrying the entire gcgnlc productions,
including superb electrical
Effects.
MAR/E WAIA/Wfi/G/if
.s’v/otéiwywa 6m M46172;
.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Owing
to the interest. already shown in Miss
Wainwright‘s engagement. it is sug-
gested to the uptrons to procure
their aeitts as early as possible.
PRICES—25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
Start An Account I
Now ‘
Fairlield Countu
Savings Bank.
5| Wall Street,
caper.
ass-rm ‘
gypsum
jIlwnfionchltia .
spy-e Throat ”2"”
m f “Y m In
W Pneumonia and 0th. I
use In i went. who my Ila!
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Norwalk, 2 ' ‘ Conn.
7, _ MM” :
m up ....
.. A . u
"l:
wm warrmd’lton you
to come in and have a talk with us
about banking. Not am we want you
to learn the business, but pecan” '76
want to do business with you. We’re
prospering. and with thereased {achi-
so“ rot-caring for bunnies: want You
PROSPER WITH US. \
Banking‘with us doesn’t mean "abl-
riohqnlck" but. a steady. healtlhui
growth of wealth. ,lt in surprising
how rapidly a Silage Account will
grow. With interest added and com-
pel-filer m 81, Milieu-nos a bin-
in!
jurc with: bare and unadorued a
plays hurc formerly been prose
tin-y haw livcd. ’l'hat beauty uunt
ed is adorned the most may be a
tiger Jules Murry has alimoruted
benutiiled the Shakespearean con
"Twelfth Night” is prima facla
being made better. That this has
“'l‘wclflh Night" is the most beau
inries, continuing-in fact evat
in said to bo periocl.
lin Kept ills Sent.—~»'l'he near-slg
man comfortably ensconced in the
who was holding a large bundle, in
hand while she clung to the strap
the other,
it a rule never to give my seal it
n --..m
that me boltl your'hl'm le'for you.
nudisguisod joy of the rest of the 3
Of the year when the grocery
, 56’) West ashin
,
purple stamps and we want all our
these High Grade Articles.
1 lb. Beet Full Cream Cheese at 12: 1 box Fancy tipperted Sardines at its
ipltp. Force or Malta Vita at 130 ' With One Pound Very Best y, lb. Best No. 1 Tea at 25a
1 lb. Pure Leaf‘Lard if “ 11c No 1 Tea at 50:. 1 lb. Java Marlcalbo Coffee at 25c
toot. Lemon or Vanlla Extract at 10c ' - ‘ , . Va lb. Finer NO- 2 Tea at 20¢
8 cans Campbell's Coup at , '25s 31.00 Wonk Purple Stamps FREE 1 Large Bottle baled Oil at We
1 bot. "march Cateup at to: With 0” Pound Beat Mn,“ 1 bet. Monarch Worcheeneralre at 15c . ‘
1 box Walter Is an' Goes: at 22c 30a 4* lb. Dental-ck Pepper at\ 10c '
1 pkg.- Nonare , Corn some at 7c Ind 4'" CM“ fl - y, lbs. em Rice at ‘ 25c
3 lb. box but Caundry Starch at 15: 1 pkg. Beet Med Raisins at 12:
3 lb pkacllonerch Pearl Hominy at 10c “ 1 1 pkg. Monarch Farm: at . 10:
William 0. Smith to Herbert W.
War.
William M. Smith to Albert (iahno.
tc‘tulrifoi'tl, building lot, Spring Hill.
ur. .
mer, Brooklyn. thirty-eight acres and
. Van ‘ ‘ \
Scoy. house lot, Seavlow avenue and '
salt meadow lot opposite. War. 0? v
Mary lt‘. llanuncl to Maria i... Voll- ‘
Norwnlk Securities Corporation to
H. Slicrwuod,‘eight acres and build-
‘ ware to New England Food Company
Everything “'- lowest 9'1003- Per. of Connecticut, land and buildings.
and buildings, West Norwalk. War.
a... a... \Dootléoods
Shakespeare is indeed a name to con-
in some respects, but it is not applies-
his to stage productions. At, all events AT THE BOSTON STORE-
lhe scenic invostllure with which Math
lll‘lll't‘ that he believes in a good thing
accomplished with “'l‘welfth Night."
which Miss Marie Wainwright will
prmcnt at Hoyt's Theatre, on Satur-
day, September am. is now an estab-
lished fact, for all people, In all places,
without onod lssenllng voice, agree
that Miss Wainwright‘s revival of
any one, but i will be gladto help‘yop.
holders—«Cincinnati. Times-Star.
The best the“ market afiords in FRUITS and VEGETABLES. . , :;
Purple Trading Stamps
and recommend thorn because we know that the value and quality [of the premiums displayed in our stores will
amply repay our customers for collecting Purple Stamps. For the“ very good reaaOna we axlenstvly advertise the
Clarion your eye dodvn this Hotel specials.
sass. unmeasueuoamzsc. » ass-r ELGIN onsauanvauri’z a, La. ..... ..... 21c.
60c worth Purple Stamp. with any Of
Rey- \
Van
Full‘ WILL THINK MANY OF THEM ARE WOOL 80 CLEVERLY is
q” it THE CLOTH WOVEN. THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE.
. a
i2 1-243. the. fit. " 25s.
I the
acres
1
John
forty
a his ARE NOW COMING lN-OUR LINE THIS YEAR WILL SURPASS
353' ALL. PREVIOUS SEASONS—YOU CANNOT AFFORD TA BUY A
fact DRESS UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE STYLES AND PRICES
and
icdy.
evi-
been
tlful
and gorgeously adequate production to " .
which the present day ih‘catrmnnwg, . .29 ..
hnvc been treated. (last. sl-eiinry,llin.~- The Way They Went—There was 1&0
lrir equipment. pariipiicl'ilalln_ aux”- doubt of it; Mr. Hunter had lost t e
‘onnen or NOTICE.
hing “field." He had searched for his coup. District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
paniou fox hunters long, but vainly. Ccz'xl. August 29, A. D., 1904. .
and now he was reduced to asking the, Whereas, written application has
bled aid ol’ a chubby ilttlu lad of three, made to this Court for the admission
cor— whom he met in a lane. to probate of a certain written instru-
ner or the cur, Innkpd up at “1,. “mm," “llcilo, Johnny! Which way did the. meat as and for the will of Catherine
um, hounds go?"ho queried. iA. Bubca. late of Norwalk, in said
with! Johnny stroked a linger and dropped ' District. deceased.
’ his gaze. Ordered. That said application be
"Madam," said he. aways of sudden "Come,” coaxed Mr. Hunter. “din'lfhcard and determined at the Probate
generosity sweeping over him, “I make‘ be “Trad; how's a penny ior you. Now
Olllce in Norwalk, on the 3rd .day of
September, 1904, at 10 o’clock fore-
p to tell me, what way did the hounds go?"
The youngster took the coin and
llhon fell upon all fours and “bow-wow-ibe give-n to all persons interested
‘tib. tlmnk you sir," replied the fair" ed." ; therein by publishing this order in a.
passenger. "i hope you know how," i “but way," he said ahyly.——imuiou.paper having a circulation In said
VVllt'l‘PleOnghp deposited a gurgling? Answers. Detrct, at least live days before and
six-months-old infant insh‘ls lap, to‘the ”“4 day of hearing,
U'ZID' ’l‘ho poker player never objects to} HENRY W. GREGORY,
‘ having his hands full. ga 29 1t, Judge.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
' This Is The Time I
store can help you most. Let's see if we can relieve you of half the
responsibility of that picnic or excursion. You will get the proper foods, if you come here, and
they won‘t cost much, either. and you are almost sure to get something that the other folks have
not heard about, as yet. and their surprise and delight will be worth the time you spent in shopping
for them. Drop us a card and we will call—or better still, come to the store.
, DELICIOUS COFFEES, ROSY SWEET BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, FRAGRANT
TEAS; DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, FANCY CRACKERS AND WAFERS.
{A
That POUNli CAKE and the other dill'erentv kinds are the top notch of perfection.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
atop Street. ’ South Norwalk.
We Give
pal: runs to reap the advantages thus altered by the Purple 3 amps Company.
I .- .
5 ‘ $1.00 Worth Purpl’ Stamps FREE with
Followlnp‘Speclal Lint.
$3.00 Worth Purple Stamps FREE
LEAHRDJENDW “Al-“0.3"” Hans,arounoanv............\.........................'...i.... 10c.
'. li'you amt} nu
give you $3.00.qu fl'flltunpa :3
m
Welshman L.
book. all any day this wedk and whether you make a purchase or not we will
IE to begin with. . _,
t
noon: and that public notice thereof
Norwalk Chronicler