, 5.50: «to 5:35.
it! "-345 u. m.
, «urinal. Thurman:
CALLS
nah. Dillon, Nomlb.
Editorial Room.
Hutton: Onion.
flutteri- Rumou-
Monti: oinsc'ronv.
lLodge. No. 108 F. A A. M.
m in Donovan bluish, 138 Wash—
. lion Sh. list and 3d Tuesdays of
mi; truth—July and Aug. excepted
o’clock. All Master Masons
.. ily invited. Charles F. Mills.
W... Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
litter Chapter. No. 38 R. A. M.
MW in DonOvan block, 138 Wash-
nston 8t. 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi!
«each month—July and Aug. excepted
out 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
ma cordially invited. Thaddeus
“Guyor, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Soc.
D No.62, Order Eastern Star
Lphlr'chap.
clients in bonovan block, 138 Wash-
,inxton 8L. 2d and 4th Fridays of each
month—July and Aug. excepted—at.
“7:45 o'clock. All members of 0. E.
8. cordially invited. Miss None A.
Rowland. W M Mien ldu Shorcr. Soc.
Canada has two new provinces, or,
we should say, twu new States. in
or union—Alberta and Saskatchewan.
The, provinces have recently been
armed out ot~ the northwost territor-
imd have been granted responsible
government} Edmonton is to be the
- .ctlpital of Alberta, and Regina, of Snu-
katchewnn. Alberta has an arcs. of
.‘l66,0w,u00 acres, Saskatchewan, an
area of .-,vu0.000 acres. Both pro-_
‘ fvlnces have large agricultural and
mining resources, which have attrac-
ted'many settlersin recent years from
the United States. Many races are
7 represented in the population, but. Eug-
lltih predominate. Edmonton is cx-
pected to have a great t‘ulurc, as the
point of intcrscclion of three great
‘ railroads—the Canadian Pacific (trout
. ‘ Calgary.) the Canadian Northern and
' > 'tho new I'l‘rnuscontincnlnl line, about
to be built by the Grand Trunk Rail-
way company.
A memorial tablet to .lcannc d'Arc
In to be placed in the dungoon which
is said to have been the prison of that
fair captive in thc towcr'of the (tim-
teau d'Eu. ’i‘bc Maid of ()i‘lt-ilIllH ap-
pears according to local tradition, to
have been incarcerated hcrc on her
journcd from (‘rotoy to ltoucn. in Dc-
cember. .1430 . ’I‘hc prcucnt owncr of
the chateau. ll.‘ (tonne Gaston d'Eu. a
{nephew of tho Empcror l’cdro oi
:lBrpzil, acquired this property by pur-
chase from his cousin. the Duke of
Orleans.
t
(AI Cluylon, Pennsylvania. the othcr
day the Sch\vcnhl‘cidcl'u cclcbralcd tbc
one hundred and ht-vcnly-lirut annivcr»
nary of their arrival in Amcrica. 'l‘hcrc
are now about clgbi hundrcd of thcm.
all told. gnlhcrcd in eight churches,
but it is said that no loss than 12.6 of
their young inch and womcn arc stu—
dents in coilcgcs and univcruiticu, At
noon it collation of bread and nppic
butter was uervcd. "'l‘hiu frugal mottl."
explains the rcporlcr. "Willi all Conpnr
Schwonkfcld's pcrsccutod foliowcra
had at. their tirut praise service after
landing hero.”
The plains of ilununry arc wcli
adopted for Illl‘ raising of gccuc. and
travelers in that couniry are often cu-
tertained by acelng. from panning
trains. grcat llooku of cocoa. feeding in
the fields and walrhcd by goose-homo.
80 many fenthcru arc yielded by tbcnc
geese that four "bcdfcalhcr mnrkclu"
are held unniiullyutt Budapest, and at
7 much market. from 600.000 pound» to
“0.000 pounds of bcdfculhuru urc
placed on auto. ’
FAGHIONB.
. Character coupon for more than mun
" 1t .dupcnds on lituillt‘i‘ll to brlnu
.Iinir children cicuu iu Ilic. clunu
. In thoughtmtbcir soon not well no their
'tllutlhtcru. to inculcate .couruno in
. their diumlucru. on well on in their
noun, nud ubovc llII. It'tlt'll ihom com
.mon Minnow'l‘bcodoro ilooncvoll.
Bullion iu ouc ot‘ tho prottlcut of tho
light weight wuiut tuttit'l‘ltllu that can
hit latindcrcd. nnd Vitlonolcnncu loco in
one of tho prottluut ptmnllilo irinuulnuu
. for it.
‘ Columns and pilnbtllty nhould chur-
., uterine the drunk l'nbrlcu cliouun for
mourning wuitl’.
. Block ltoruc iwnutllully tullorcd
Mullen ll rlch‘ooltluy nlrcct contutnr.
handsome butioun are the only trim
tiling hereunto-y.
Ono writer on how to obtain and re-
ruin a healthy complexion unyu plenty
ot‘wnter in the greatest or all utdu.
,ib’iiiiik lenty of it between tnoulu and
bathe reely.
n ntylc ”no new
. y large him
. find her filo itch lmprnva
dd by the corset that Whoa fur
Wit all the wnymmund the fixture
except til the very front.
ill. cannot uit condonubly tor u crcut
W floor it in ctr-optionally gem].
Min Mounimclllrk cmhruldcry iii
‘ on the lingerie Hock nod belt.
both the cheer and hoary llliclill
you
While
the hour
FRANCE TO PARTICIPATE
I'llupcmr
Of course
“both of time In nucb n t-oruui. but, for
mwo Wow... 5...
Their Hard Stru
All women work; some in their
homes. some in church. and home in
the whirl of society. And in atoms,
mills and shops tone of thousands are
on the never-ceasing treadmill,earning
their daily bread.
All are subject to the some physical
lows; all suffer alike from the some
physical disturbance. and the untureoi‘
their duties. in many cases. quickly
drifts them into the horrors of all
kinds of female complaints, mfininn
troubles. ulceration, failing and dis-
plmements of the womb. icucorrhmn,
or perhaps irregularity or suppression
of “monthly periods." causing back-
ache. nervousness. irritability and
lusitude.
Women who stand on their foot. nil
day are more susceptible to these
troubles than others.
They especially require on invigorat-
Ing. sustaining medicine which will
strengthen the female organism and
enable them to bear easily the intiguen
of the (luv. to sleep won at night. and
to rise refreshed and cheerful.
Row distressing to ace a woman
struggling to earn a livelihood or por-
form her household duties which bur
back and head are aching. she is so
tired she can hardly drag about. or
stand up. Ind every movement causes
pain. the origin of which is due to
some derangement of the female or-
ganism, ,
Miss li‘. Orsor of M Wurronton Street.
gglo Muclo Easier-Intorostinz State-
ment. by a Young Lady inflation ‘
ond One in Nashville. Tenn.
lydlu ti. room. Venom Compound Succeuds libero drum Full
Boston. tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mrs. Plukhnm:--
“I suffered misery for several years with
irrc tlnr menstruation. M buck ached; l
bud curing down palm. out frotptont hund-
nchoa; I could not. aloe and could hardly
drar around. I musu toll two physicians
wit-innit rclicf. and as a lost. resort. 1 trictl
Lydia. E. Plnkhnm‘sVegotulfle Compound. and
to my surprise. every hello and pa u left me.
I goinod ten pounds and am in perfect. health."
Minn Pearl Ackcrs of 3’27 North Sum-
mer Street, Nashville. Team. writes:
Dear Mrs. Plnkhumzw
“I muttered with painful periods, «were
backache, insuring-down pains. pains across
the abdomen; was very nervous and irrita-
ble and my trouble grow worse every month.
‘ My physiciun failed to hell the and!
decided to try Lydia E. Pinkhum Vo liable
(lonulouull. I soon found it. WM do in: me
Koo i. All my pains uml M‘llm dish moored,
dad I no longer fear my inonthly‘pcr Oils."
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’u Vegetable Comb,
pound in the unfailingcuro for all limbo
trmtbios. 1t. strengthens the proper
muscles. and displacement. with all IN
horryru will no more crush you.
Iiocknchc. dizziness. fainting. hear.
ing down pains. disortlcrctl stomach.
llllltltllnt‘iifl. tllsiikeol‘ {cit-lulu and moiety
«all sympmom of the our cnuue~will
be quickly dispelled. and it will make
you strong and wcll.
You can If“ the story of your suf-
foriups to a woman. and centre hclp-
fnl mlrico frco, of cost. tltll‘eal Mrl.
. l'iukhnm. Lynn. Mush.
PEACE CONFERENCE. .
I'Alilbf, Sept. 29.~-'I‘hc officials hci‘c
Nil)’ “Nil ll 15 practically "33‘1”“ “Nil 1‘ which new sunk in lowcr (illu-supcuko
Franco will :tcccpl. no
I
invitation to
ho Hi‘t'i'lltl pcucc cout‘x-rcncc at Thu
Iinuuc owing to tho IIIllIl'il cfiorlu of
Nicholas and l’rcuidcnl
iionscrvlt, Iiut ntllciui itl'lltlil uwnilu
Russia‘s connnunicaiIon.
TOMERS. WE DO NOT FURNISH
GROCERIES HERE, BUT WE WILL
20ibs. Sugar. Best
2i lbs. Extra 0. Sugar
lube Ruse flour. Equal to
AWAITB YOU.
TOMATOES. PEACH E3. ETC.
'l‘cl. cull 338-5.
. A
m“ The largest tiiitd im-
priuliuu ui iiuiiuuti i’dl-
unit's l‘tidirtltd Biscuits in
' ttooii for these boltit
, to be worn with u very thin Wulwl
mm very line; and the ombrnsd
Vlly nodded. ,
has utivl belt buckles; of (not
» in one of tint fads o; the mo
”W:
to predominate even though i
t not the new homeopathy lie of
tumult. alumni til it i/u-
Ii lip lil‘IIIIIM’ llilliiiii lllti‘llllfi
'r-yl ".' r31
Infill AdII'c‘d
m;
We Are After You
MENT WE WILL SOON NUMBER YOU AS ONE OF OUR MANY CUS-
BUY YOUR FURNITURE ELSEWHERE.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
OUGHT TO INTEREST ANY ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIFE.
fancy Sweet Potatoes per pit. -‘
Early Ruse Potatoes, fine hookers. Pit.
iF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED OUR ELOIN CREAMERY, A SURPRISE
IT IS DELICIOUS. CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
WE WILL HAVE A FRESH LOT OF SWEET CORN. CALLIFLOUR.
Louis Joselori:
7: NORTH MAIN STREET.
STEAMER BAYPORT LIBELED.
Ntlitli‘tlllK, \’u.. Scpt. 29.w'i‘ho own-
it‘l‘b‘ of tho kcltoottcr .Ioli ll. .Itlckuon.
i
i tiny this work by thc steamer lluyporl.
, haro lihcicd thc lluyport. in tho fodcrnl
‘lcouri llt‘l‘i‘ for “2,000 tinmungcu. The
i Iiayporl is now in dry dock at Now
i port Ncwu. 'l‘ho sunken uchooucr
idacltnon is to IJt' ralscd.
YOUR HOME IF YOU BUY YOUR
SAVE YOU ENOUGH MONEY TO
WHICH
$I.00
, $l.00
lite Bust - 650 per bag
illc
800
I90
rmmouv'or on. about”.
New York vannkor- Tollu cl‘ Hi. Con-
nection With Equitable lo-
oloty.
NEW YORK. September 29.——Jacob
H. Behii‘i. head of the firm of Kuhn.
boob Sc Company. bunkers. at this
city, and formerly a director of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, you
the first witness called before the let;-
iulntlvodifo insurance investigating
committee to- y .
Mr. Bchlff s dfihat ho had become
a director of the Equitable Society in
the latter part oi 1893 or the ilrct part
of 1894. His tlrm had bad dealings
with the. society for. a quarter or a
century prior togthat time.
The question i the propriety of the
ilrnl of Kuhn. “ b and Company
doullng with the Equitable Society oc-
curred to hint. and took counsel upon
the matter ttiitl was advised that there
was nothing to prevent his firm from
property maintaining such relations.
He was a director or the society tour
or tivo years before he became a mom-
bcr of ‘itny committee of it. Then he
was made it member of the finance
committee.
Mr. Schift stated that the position of
director in large corporations in New
York. and be presumed elsewhere, was
a negligible quantity. it any execu-
tlvo olilcer wit-died to conceal anything
front the directors he could easily do
no, and the director, under prevailing
conditions. is powerlcus to prevent any
irregularity.
r. Schll‘f testified that the Equita-
bic was in the handa of the executive
officers. and he had no way of knowing
more than those executive officers
chose to tell him. ‘
lie returned an election to the ex-
ccutivc committee because of thc rc~
lotions of his firm to the society. he-
llcving that it would be improper for
him all a nictnbor of the executive
committee to pass upon any dealings
his llrin might have with the uocimy.
lip to a recent time Mr, Schiif watt
qualified as a director by shares trans-
fcrrcd by Mr. Hyde. Mr, Hydc drcw
tho dividends onytheocmhnrca. Mr.
Schiff received no bcncflcinl rot-suits of
lbouc sharcu. ”’i‘hcy wcro l'L‘~ll'llllRlcl‘-
rod to tho truulccu upon the Ryan
purchase. lfi'ior to last li‘cbruary Mr.
Scliil'l' said ho. was not it policyholder
in tho icq 'llublofi‘uud was not in any
dill'crcnt .lou'lliuh‘” from many other
directora’. and hold his poultion at the
reorient of Mr. Hyde.
lic was asked to bcconur u mcmbcr
of thc iinanco committcc Ht) that he
could give his judgmcnt on tho uocuri-
tics thc not-iciy purchnscd. The onus
tton oi propriety did not occur to hltu
on this point because the finance com-
mittco docs not decidc illt‘ itctual pur-
chnuc, but mcrcly ullvltlcs the attic or
purchase of socuriticu. ’i‘lio vuluc of
his advice in thin rcgnrd. witness said.
Wat-i lbc suiuc as u judge of a high
court. bccuusc of bin cxpcl'icticc. ills
pouition was not ouc of much impor-
tance. bccnuuc he could not insist that
his judgment be followed, lic could
not say it won a hurprIt-ie to hint to
find that his position as u member of
tho ilnanco cmnmitico was perfuncto-
ry.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR THE FAIR.
Railroad Company Make; Provision
ior Handling Great Crowd.
The Now York. New Haven & liari.
ford ltnllroud (‘Ilnpumn has made the
til-unil lil‘ttlllll‘itllulifl for handling lhc
crowds of pooph- who will (lock to tho
lllllilllll'_\' Fair ucxt wccit, 'I‘hrcc c):-
trn cont-hos will be placed on the train
Which louvre i-l tiMol‘d. and stops all
South Norwnlk : 9:38 on Wodhcsduy,
’l‘huruduy und li‘rlduy. There. will be
two t-xtrn cuiit'lit‘s on‘ttbc trulna loav-
iuu South Norwnik at 102th u. m.. and
1:22;”: p. m.
'01) \i‘wlncsdny. Thursday. Friday
and Suturduy n upccinl train of ten
com-lick will bc made up in South Nor-
wnik. icavlm: this elation at 9:30
o‘clock. Norwalk at 9:35 o'clock and
returning will icnvc lhtnbury nt ti:lti
o'clock. arriving in South Norwulk at
6:50 o'clock. ,
(in Saturday. Octobcr 7th, there will
ho a special train run from ihtubury
to tlrund Cl'llll‘lll Station. New York.
'i‘hc South Norwnlk switch cuttlur
will Hilliltl on tho \Viluon l’olnt truck
with t‘xtra couches curb day. and tho
cars will be attached to through trains
to lbtnhury nu rcqulrud.
t‘tonduclor .ioucnh W. Kenton. of
Port (thcntcr, New York. has been so
ioclcd nu uupcrintcmlcnl of lrufllr at
he linnbury it‘nlr. and Conductor
.Inmcu Kcniiui: will burn charge of all
ntutlou moromontu in linubury. willie
li‘rcdcrlrk it). linvmond will ho to
rhuruc of all oinllou iuovonlcnlu front
South Norwnlk.
TH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CALL ERR-«4.
pecluily adapted for lunchcom a
department of our buaiutiu.
mor l-iyivunlit, from liverpoul.
You will find in our stock all the popular favors. They are as-
nd various social gatherings.
We ask you to call and no to and look over the very line line of
Biscuits. and we would like you to tube home with you a ample of
then Bluultu, which we will give away to advertise this line.
Remember, we are headquarters for good thing: to out in every
litll-l'i‘nN. i-lcpt. 2ii.~r»~Arrlvod: Blen-
uovu. Baiting put... is Made of Cream of radar
and is Free From Alum or Phosphalic Acid
Royal Baking Powder is pure and wholesome beyond
question. There is never any doubt of the healthfulncss
nor of the superiority ofthe food it leavens.
Consumers are sometimes solicited to buy baking
powders other thanRoyal because they cost: less. It is
‘evident to cost less they must be made of inferior ingredients.
—
. .Wm
Lowfiriced balling powders-100., 20c., 25c.. etc..-
are made from ulum.phosphiie or other harsh acid
At most, an alum powder would not lessen the cost of a cake
or batch cf biscuit more than the fraction of a cent. But can you
afford for any sum to endanger your health by making your food
with a dangerous baking powder? -
“ I regard the use of alum baking powders as, highly injurious to the
health of the community, and believe that their sale should be for-
bidden by law.”—-—Gzo. F. BARKER, M.D., University of Prunrylvania.
BANKRUPTCY RULING.
Il’lntt allowcd Attorney ’l‘ilsou to on-
; tcr his claims as rcguinr.
Claims May be Admitted After a Year. Itauscb and Forsythc hold. as endor-
in Certain Cases. .sccs, notes that had boon Inndc by: L
iWoodruff for $175 and 8582’) rospetk.
.iudgc .Iniucu P. Mall, of thc llniiod . tivcly. l "’"‘ I I
|
i
Slates court hits handcd down a duct 1 ~————-—— .
ulou to thc effort that in certain olnor- DID NOT DISCUSS AGREEMENT. lVOLUNTEER FLOUR, PER BAG, 68¢
ROME. Sept. 29.—~Tho reports rt».
gcncios claims may bc admitted to the
uchcdulc of an applicant in’bunkruptcy iccivcti hero relative to tho meeting
ut'icr the your. durilli’. Whit'h illt‘ law jytwtcrday bctwoen Chancellor von Buo-
ttnyu thc cluimu must bc lllcd. Illii'l paus- ; low and ”1.. “up“ foreign minister
I‘d; , Signor Tittoni. ut Baden-linden. snyia CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS,
i‘ho cure on. which this dccluiou in that Momma or the Francotlcrman
bascd is on the cstutc of (300ml! 3- . ngrccmcut was not discussed, the sub-
Woodruff. who tiled a petition in bank Ijm-ts considered bolng tho Hungarian
i'lillit'l' (“'“l‘ n l'i‘fli‘ “R“- Aiii’l'lii‘.“ I crisis and affairs in the Blilkltns.
John Q. 'I‘ilsou,‘of the law firm of WW...
Whlio. Dnggett it 'l‘llson, nppcurcd bc- COUNT DE BRAZZA'S FUNERAL.
forc .Illtht‘ Plait at a upccinl Rl‘flflliln! MARSEIIJES. Sept.,29.~'l‘hc body
and argucd tho rose in bohuif of (Inn 1of Count d9 llmzzu. the explorer, who
rod Ituunch and William ll. Foruythc. dicd September 15 at Dakar. Sonogum.
who wore on ihc xchcduic of the bunk- ,blu, urrivcd hcro tmiay on the steam.
run! as rrrditm‘s. Notwithstamiinc ion Aloca and was landed with imprcsu
”10 your ulncc tht‘ apiiiit‘uiiml tn bunk- ,slvc military honors. The funeral will
ruptry watt mado bud paused. .lutiguioccur in Paris on Monday.
wortta‘suy the Best Groceries
_ At the least Cost.
Armonr’s Lean California. Hams, per pound,
19 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar,
. Fine Coffees
All nice. fresh goods.
is CANS MILK. 25°
26°
[2 PKGS. CREAM OF WHEAT, 25c
A. ST ULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. con"
Box
$1.00
Delicious Tens.
RECENT Anni'vwgcoworysausto. 20 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha on: Java - -
Nuw vouu, Hopitimlivr alarm-rte Coffee _. _ _ , , , , .. , , , , . . , , , ,,,,, ‘ ‘ . _ .30... 50 Pink Stamps Will! 1 lb. Belt NO- 1 Teen. - .50c
rd: nit-inucr lintnvln. from out uiru. - - ._
NEW l'tililx'. iil‘littilnbor 2h. ~~~~~~ Thu [5 Pakcfirlgp' With 1 lb. Java and Maroon: 50 Pink Stamps with”: lb. Fancy No. a Teu.4oc
ntcnincr Inn-unlit. from ilchrpool AMHI _ - ‘ v ~ ~ - - . ~ - ' - . ------- - » - . - - .ISC
outmnumwn for Now york. with in to Pink Stumps With 1 lb. Best No. x Santos . ,
"tintintmi‘i'mtmt with ‘tim Hilwi‘mlw'k Coffee .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20c 40 Pink Stamp: With 1 lb. Choice No. 3 Tens.35c
Illilt.. w rclcuu ututlon nt o'c or .
,M, "mum.“ Mm" mm” mm“ mm 30 Pink $398 With 1 lb. Fancy No. a Sen- ' ‘
n; N,............ mm“... to: no 18c so Pink Stamps With m lb. No. 11‘“. . . . . . .asc
A. Special Sale of Fancy Cakes and Crackers.
inhibits.
Graham Wafers
Vanilla Burs
CIW Calm
Cocomut Burs
Currangdlifilt Cracker-
uort our:
Cream Fly Bars
10 Pink Stumps with 1mg Maud"_8‘ Brand Floor, 790
Delicious Elgin Creamery Butter, out to 2401b
IF YOU BEE IT I’ll-OUR AD. ITS 80.
ALL NICE. FRESH GOODS. ‘
REGULAR PRICE, 15c POUND.
Norwalk Chronicler