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_ l Communication of Old
_, D, No. 108, F. and A. M..
. :It,-tha rooms Thursday.
”It, 1906. at 1:16 3). no, sharp.
,Wl‘mn of attendlng the tuner.
clinched brother, V. A. 8co-
‘; ll attendance is requested.
a order of the w. M. ‘
a. M. WILcox,
Secretary.
bout in Alabama. Senator Morgan's
itin‘explres in 1907. He will be then
Vina) nearly 83 years old. Senator
, a'5 term expires in 1909. He will
you (if living) nearly 88 years old.
home ls on the quadrennial plan;
after next year's legislature there
, t be another until 1910. Next
it” o legislature, therefore, will have
seating pftwo United States sen-
tors. As far as known General Mor-
can. A General «Pettus desire and ex—
“ ‘ reelection. Suppose they are re-
elected. At the end of their new
rm (If they live that long) General
organ will be 89 and General Pettus
O
ethod of ascertaining the depth
. titer by means of the telephone is
be employed in the German navy.
Bound waves are given out which dis-
perse in all directions at a known rate
.ofv‘aapeed. Those which strike thc
ground at the bottom of the water are
flected.and the times of their dis-
patch and return to the instrument are
This is sayin
much more for
soda crackers of the best quality. They are baked better-
more scientifically. They are packed better—more cleanly.
The damp, dust and odor proof package retains all the good-
ness and nutriment of the,wheat. all the freshness of the best
baking, all the purity of the cleanest bakeries.
Your Uncle Sam has shown what food he thinks best
for his people.
”floods Biscuit the best of that food. nearly
400,000,000 packages having already been consumed.
‘ Uneeda Biscuit _
NATIONAL BISCUIT _' COMPANY ‘
should be deeply interested in what he has said about soda
crackers, because they are the one food with which all of
them are familiar.
Uncle Sam has given out figures showing that soda
crackers are richer in nutriment and body-building elements, -
properly proportioned, than any food made from flour.
much for common soda crackers, and
noeda 3'80“", because they are
His people have shown that they think
, {recorded The velocity of the sound
wave being known, it is easy to eat-
f‘ot‘llnte the distance traversed. it is
needless to say that the recording in—
tltrument has to be extremely sensi-
tive and delicate in order to give rec-
ords of any value.
Miss Melissa Kim. a native of Ko
ran. has arrived in San, Francisco.
where she will“ study medicine. 'l‘hcre
iskhixeneral movement among the wo-
man of China and Korea. Miss Kim
says. in favor of higher education, and
‘ her intimate friend In lino-Chow was
who has recently gone to Japan to
Itudy law there, and will practice in
the-Japanese courts. lint fcw Korean
women have come to this country thus
far. and Miss Kim is the first to spcuk
English at all. She is twenty-eight
years old, ‘
g .—
a
Things. continue to happen in Kan»
ans. One of the rural schools in Kan-
can has a pretty girl as its teacher. but
V _. she was much troubled at first because
many of her pupils were into cvcry
morning. At last she made the nu-
Vnouncement that slw would kiss the
first pupils to arrive at the school-
house the next morning. At sunrise
the three largest boys of her class
were sitting on the doorstep of the
schoolhouse, and by 6 every boy in
- ,, ‘the school and four of the directors
were waiting fin her to arrive.
to A Brooklyn-paper thinks that the
’ 1. “incidence of tho Jersey City burglars
' who. after collecting over $1,000 worth
"Of plate, visited the wine cellar and be»
some too intoxicated to carry off thtrlr
plunder Is "etiotbcr argument against
the demon rant.”
FASHIONS.
_ A dealgn in eyelet embroidery entire-
covers the bodice and sleeves of a
Inurle blouse of u very sheer white
ennui-intro" irregular yokc is of lace
but. the embroidery appears again in
the high collar. the denim: running out
name edge and making no irregu-
lu'jlno that is very pretty on n dressy
“at of this kind. The sleeves are
m length finished with graduated
rim” that show the some irregular
u the collar.
“ ottlcoals and drop skirts mind he
I? full about the foot to hold out
tho dress skirts and produce the am-
“: hare called for by Madame Fuch-
, - The gold and silver trimmings are
tlfld on tho ohoerem as well on the
halvioat fabrics. So strong in the
o for gold that whole vestn of
" ‘_ cloth are seen on the coat of a
‘ some null.
Where is a considerable vogue for
natured flees. Elegant laces are
OM10 exactly match the uowmr with
Molt they are used an Insertions. mo-
.:.ltli§oen,' boloroa, olc. admonition
_‘ " II an entire rout nude of color-
llllt Md'trlmmed with for.
’AM all there is quite a difference
”talcum. You will not loo that some
‘ the boot New York bounce are show.
sleeves you full at the too and
Etholr side others which are very
b. All fasten have been cuterml
to in contrast to the richly iew.
buttons are time covered with
to be need on a grown of soil
FAIRMOUNT EXPRESS DER
CONNELISVILIJG. I’m. October -I.
~-’l‘hc. Fulrmonl express. north bound
on the Baltimore & ()hlo road. duo in
Pittsburg at 9:45 a. m. was dorallcd
at Roundbottom.
duo, it Is said to spreading rails. The
mcngrc rcport wired to the superinten-
dent‘s office in this city says that no
one was killed. but, several persons
were injured. The train, consisting of
engine. baggage car, Iadics' coach and
parlor cur. was overturned.
vessel.
Ill‘ill‘
CAPTAIN BENNETT DEAD.
Atlantic neubonr
.. -< L... -m-_.——_ —.
"CRONSTADT DOCK LABORERS
STRIKE.
CRUNS'I‘uIYI‘, ()t'lnlmt' -l.-'l‘hc do:
laborers here have again struck for
morc knees and shorter hours.
onnnll the foreign ships is at n stami-
sll .
-
Hi“ The Israel direct in-
llllllllllllll nl llunllcuil’ I'd-
mn‘s Celebrated Biscuits ln
:llllliilllli. comprising ll Va-
ridimlllnse llainiu Biscuits
and Wales.
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Iti‘w“. NM" all“ ‘* filo" '
Election of" Officer: by Society of
Episcopal Church.
The Society for the Increase of xthe
Ministry. had its fortyonlght annual
meeting in Christ Church. Hartford
yesterday afternoon. electing officers
and listening to the yearly reports. it
was reports by the secretary that the
society. which is formed to aid youns
men who are studying for orders In,
the Protestant Episcopal Church. to
obtain college educations, has helped,
in the past year, forty-nine college stu-
dents in different parts of the country.
lhose young men have represented alv
most. every state aiid are by no means
all in the institutions connected with
the church. Some are in Yale and
figrvard and other leading universi-
a.
The officers elected for the year
1. all are:—
President —~ Bishop Chauncey B.
Brewster. Hartford.
Vice-President——Blsbop W. W. Niles,
Concord. N. H.
Recording Secretary—Rev. ' Dr.
Storrs 0 Seymour. Lllchileld.
Correspondina Secretary—Rev. F. D.
Hoskins, Hartford.
’i‘reasuror—-—Eliiah ‘C. Johnson. Hart-
ford.
Matiogerawnisliop Thomas F. Da.
vies. Detroit. Mich; Bishop Alexander
H. Vlnton, Springfield. Muse; Rev.
Samuel F. Jarvis. Brooklyn. Conn;
Rev. Dr. Edmund Rowland. Water-
bury: Rev. A. ’l‘. Randall. Meridcn:
Rev. Dr. F. W. Iiarrlmau, Windsor;
Hon. George 0. Bill, Hartford; Rev.
Dr. George McClellon Flake. Provl'
dcnce, It. I.: Itd‘v. Harry I. Bodley.
New Britain; Rev. James Goodwin.
Hartford; Itev._John '1‘. Huntington,
aHrtford; .uchard J. Goodman, Hart-
ford; Rev. Dr. William H. Vlbberl.
New York: Rev. Dr. Elwood Worces-
ter, Boston; Robert W. Huntington.
Jr.. Hartford.
Monthly audtlor—Rlchard J. Good-
man. Hartford. .
Annual Auditor—W D. Morgan.
Hartford.
DR. PEARSONS DEFENDS layout-.1.
FELLER. .
Chicago Phllanthroplat Supports Fel-
low Millionaire's Stand.
CHICAGO. October 4.—-—“I would ra-
ther be John D. Rockefeller to-dny.
«llvcsted of his wealth and with his
AlLEO.
M orgnntow n .
NEW LONDON, nclolior -I-~v(‘.nplniu
Meyers Donnell. out: of the bot-it known
mariners of the
, , . . dlcrl in this city Tuesday night, aged
8'33 Wong I‘slng ”“3' a (“uh-“*9 gill, iii. (inplnin ilcnnoit was for nineteen
years master of the schooner t‘arrio li‘.
Bronson of New York city. and with
his will- made his borne aboard his
He was staying with friends
In this. (-in fora much needed rcsl. lie
was :1 native of liltl‘nogal, N. .i., nml
the body will be taken to Berkeley.
Va.. for burial.
Work
poslllon as ('IHISlll'KIEDL‘i'Ill
Chow, Chino. after but a very few
works of work He has written to
friends hcrc complaining of the mode
of life of the Chinese. which he cannot
stund.
l HAD STONE IN THE BLADDER.
and my kidneys were affected. None of
the moans taken for relief produced
any lasting bcuctlt, until I began the
use of Dr. David Kennedy‘s Favorite
l'temcdy. of ltondout, N. Y. The pain
d. ccasotl-—~lho calculus or stone having
been dissolved by the medicine. I am
ready to testify that my recovery was
one to Dr. Kennedy‘s Favorite Rem~
cdy.~~ld. D. Parsons, Rochester. "
BOMB THROWERS HELD.
'l‘lldN 'l‘SiN. October 4.——~Slx lilt‘ll
supposed to ho bomb throwers, includ-
ing two without queues from I’ckin.
wore handcd over to the viccroy for in-
vestlgutlou on Tuesday evening. (into-
her 3.
-k Miss ROOSEVELT IN YOKOHAMA.
NEW YORK. (lolnlwr 4. . « Illehop
:‘Icnry C. Potter and Mrs. Potter sail.
in for Liverpool to-dny on the Ocean-
10.
‘CANNOT STAND CHINESE LIFE. l
WASHINGTON, October 4.--Goorge'
l.. l)obson_ of lown. formerly a sccro-.
fury of state there. has resigned bid
at “an'
Hill. ”in wife fill
~~~As u ecuucl of the breaking off of
diplonmtlc relations botwucn Ilouma- an Interview published today from Dr.
pin and Greece. it was scmi-ofhflally l).
anuounccd ‘to-dny, le ltoumanla will
denounce the commercial convention
with lit'tmco, withdraw lho recognition
hltlicrlo accorded to the Greek com-
munities. increase the tolls on Grecian th
vessels entering Ilonmanluu ports and
tax property held by the Greeks in It
Roumuniu. .
_..._._...__.__..
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. in
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. whose talents or wealth exceed his
own."
licl.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspcsla. used to have. great distress
null belching. tried everything I at
could hour of, but nothing helped me ed a recent letter which he had ro-
until i look limzillanflalm, and one 60 colved from Mr. Rockefeller. Divested
cont bottle cured me completely." of
For sale by It. ll.’Plalatod. 1“. ll. an- "Thank you for
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. " Good friend, I appreciate them.
KILLED AT WAREHOUSE POINT.
WINDSOR LOOKS. Oct. ~I.~'l‘hc or
body of Henry llurlburt, of Worchousc. holler.
Point. was found today lying near the or
railroad tracks.
pot-km slapped at 2 o'clock. and it is
supposed that be was struck and klll~
ed by tho south-bound express known
as the "Owl" while he was going over
a grade crossing. . He w a forty years
M as Ito.
M lovable personality. than any of thc
ROUMANIA AND GREECE O.UT. crew. saints or sinners. who are at-
lillCHARldS’I‘, Romnnnia, October 4. litt‘king him."
nationally known as a philanthropist.
Pearl-ions.
cltcd just, now by Sociallslic otilcrics.
'i‘lils cry of "i‘alulcd Money' is no Jest.
become the rallying cry of the Social-
ist. the drone of tho discontented.
is short and you and I have too much
to do in the world to be diverted from
The watch in his jolclnu in the beautiful sentiment ex~
pressed by our
‘hltli malice toward none and charity
for nil.‘
The foregoing is a quotation from
K. l‘cnrsous. a Chicago millionaire.
"'l‘alutcd money!" contluucd Mr. ,
“To the popular mind, ox-
erc is no wcnllh float is untalntod.
is unfair and not American, It has
cmbcr of society who hates those
Mr. l’carsona. after talking in this
rain with vigor for some time. show-
porsonnl itcms. it
your
concluded:
kind words.
I
go outside the gate.”
(log, an' I had to run an’ bark are
wagon."—Brooklyn Life.
33 South ,Main Street,
Made from ; .. .
pure grape cream ei' tartariand
absolutely free from Iime,=
alum and ammonia“. .
new. name rowan 00.. new YORK.
“Johrni—y.= I thought I told you~ not to”—Bhe~——And do'you” think lt's'poas’ible
for a
“Yes'm, but you said I could play same lme?
an to love two girls at the
lie—0h. yes, provided it isn’t also at
the same place—Philadelphia Igdger.
LOUIS UDELMAN’S STORES. ‘
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE...
South Norwalk.
KA :HREE DAYS' BALE ON COATS, RAINCOATB. SUITS AND
8 IRT .
ALLWOOLSKIRTB... ................. . ............ ............F. 32.48
RAINCOATS .............. ................... ........... $9.98
SUITS
cons. LONG AND sHoaT
IN THE NORWALKS.
$17.98
.. ...................... . ...... $7.48
ALL WORTH DOUBLE.
WE SELL BETTER 80008 FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY STORE
WE COURT COMPARISON.
Life
Ir purpose to try and make things
bet us keep right on and do
Ir bcst In our day and gcncrallon, re~
lamented Lincoln.
“Sincerely your friend.
“JOHN D. ROCKWELLER.”
126 Washington Street.
TELEPHONE CALL 322—4.
LARGE T
You will find in our stock all the popular favors. They are es-
pecially adapted for luncheons and various social gatherings.
We ask you to call and see us and look over the very fine line of
Biscuits. and we would like you to take home with you a sample of
these Biscuits. which we will give away to advertise this line.
department of our business.
33 Washington St.
DELICIOUS ELGIN OREAMERY
BUTTER, PER POUND, - ' -
Remember. we are headquarters for good things to eat in every
ChasESeymour
LEADING GROCER.
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
are those lines from J. H. Simmons. of
Cascy. In. Think what might have re-
sultcd from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: "Lhad a fearful
cough, that disturbed my night's rest.
,I tried everything. but nothing would
relieve it, until I took Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which completely cured
mo." lnalantly relieves and permit.
nently cures all throat and lung dis-
eases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At F. H. Baxter‘s. South Norwalk. and
If. P. Wood's, Norwalk. drugglsts;
guaranteed; We and 81.00. A trial
bottle free. "
OREATER PART OF LIFE m PENI-
. TENTIAR .
CHICAGO. October thrank Hope,
59 years old. who has served thirty-
niuo years behind the bars, pleaded
guilty yesterday to a charge of swind-
llnu and was sentenced to the molten
tiary for ten yearn.
Honda real name is said to be Pun-
chou. and it is said that he has respec-
table relatives in London. England.
He was released from the Jollet print-
on tho latter part of last August and
had been at liberty only two weeks
when he was again behind the bars.
Ho confessed that be advertised for a
woman to act a: traveling companion
for children and than robbed the ap-
~ pllcantl for the position.
nan-u—
OHAMIIILAIN'. OOUOl-l RIMIDY.
This ll a medicine of great worth
and merit. “for it. when you have a
cough or cold and you are certain to
be pleased with the quick relief which
it affords. It is pleasant to take and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by Stimson-Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy; Zoltfaea Phil”
macy. “
warms 13mins on MON-
azacn BRAND cocoa, PER can,
le ’l‘nANO—OONTININTAL ROAD.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 4."BOIl-.
thorn Ore a is becoming interested
in tb et vity of a crew of Western
Pool urvoyora in that section of
the state. From the engineering oi»
aervatlons that lire now in progress
to be working in the interest of the
new transcend tat line. the belief
tile Talk”: gives the following re-
‘ uwwhljnni fillings Put throuob
0116er one nonfat of are trad
and one rental of Encllah walla
unturned oar-half of a canon
' - moot. two tablospoonfuln
com chocolate and our well
. Winter: in loot comment hea-
ltt lo moisten to a paste.
i ,.
The New York Grocer
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
.118 WASHINGTON 3'11. SOUTH NORWALK.
t
is growing that t 0 Could interests are
‘nlannlna to reach Portland and pens-
trate the rich Willamette valley on the
way.
OOAL millet. OH I‘I'ltiltl.
monitor CITY. 9a.. Oct. «tr-war
lasing that union men are being dis-
. immhr plats-Ital? famine, five
a on: a
gag. mien! ‘ ‘
east of mittens by a force that is said.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING. . ..
Next to Post Office. So. Norwalk.
9
FOR GOOD CLOTHES AND NEW UP-TO-DATE FURNISHING
GOODS. CALL TO SEE US, AS WE ARE MONEY SAVERS TO YOU. JUST
ONE-HALF THE PRICES THAT 80 ME OTHER STORES ASK FOR
GOODS NOT MADE AS GOOD A8 OU R3. COME AND BE CONVINCED.
ALL WOOL MEN’ SUITS, $5.98 UP.
YOUR MONEY BACK ”-7 YOU WANT IT.
- Proprietor.
80$ TON STORE.
Proverbs and Quotations.
Brevity
and what more
witty than the funny price, which is a
joke all in itself—Arne tho’
in light and
Hardly two In
alike.
price.
What’s Promised in 'l'roverbu'
to Prevent in Purchase.
ginning October Second ‘
demands of fashion.
greatest comfort. Thcae‘ fittings
TV“
is the soul of wit.
What couidbo briefer than these ’ 2
Short Trousers
Materials are absolutely all wool-—
dark fancy mixtures.
the assortment are
This is explained when we
tell you that we have them made up
from all the small pieces left from
making men's lune—dint!
, counts for the high quality at the low
also so .
All sizes from a to ill years.
5001a:
CORSET NEWS
We take pleasure in announcing that we have succeeded In occur.
lag the services of an expert. New York corsetlcr for one week he
J and therefore invite all who appreciate l
comfortable and np-to-date corset to visit our stoic during her stay.
The corsets to be presented for your approval are the justly eelcv
brated “Angus-tine and flonnet‘te Models.” The
range of these models lnaum a perfect lit for all. and includes the
newest and highest bust and floods: waist chestnwhlch are the latest
The ooraetier, In addition to fitting you In the style most suited
for your figure. will give you valuable information regarding the bet!
means of wearing the corset. in order to produce the [best afloat and
will be free of charge. and everylady’
should avail herself at this opportunity.
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Norwalk Chronicler