ill.
Bale" advertisements, not ex-
uding!” lines. one time. me: three rims.
mutter». 81.00. Reading utiom- we. s
the. Hurt-2e and death notices. we. Sched-
lbof rates for displayed advertisements tur-
m on application.
QIUMIII’TIOI BATES—By mall. in M!»
' m room prepaid: One month. 500: three
.. months, 01.3; six months. 82.50: one your. sum.
Whynewsboymknweek. to bonnid
curler
m Dillon-No. 116 Wuhinzton street.
Mva-ik; telephone an. 92.5. Bunch
“W"Kmvu Wall street. Nor-six: telephone
«it. HM.
COMMUNICATIONS should in all cones be
«dressed to
fill: EVENING SINTINIL.
Sou-tn Nonvuu. Conn.
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' luv: Ion-k Her-Id Watts-r lot-cut.
Today clear weather and light to fresh
westerly and southwesterly winds will ure-
niilnrlth slightly lower tollowmi by rising
«mountaint- On Saturday, warmer. lair
we'uthsrand light. to fresh southerly winds
willjprevull,und on Sunday warmer, {air to
portly cloudy weather. totlowed possibly by
. ruin. .
I‘ll-rm ouster Record.
l'he lowest point of the thermometer for the
« twenty-tour hours ending ut noon today was
. it! = above zero: highest, :6 °.
mini-tun Almanac tor I'mmorrow.
Sun Biseel Sun Fete Blah l‘ide Low This
at 5:41 M. 5:51 at 8:13 at 0:40
The Best Candidate.
George Washington would be very
much out of date if he were here today
and should be a candidate for office.
When it was bought to make him presi-
dent, the committee that waited on him
had to beg and plead with him mightily
beforohe would yield. He loved agri-
culture and had pictured to himself it
long, bright, gentle going down the
slope while he staid at home and grow
prize pumpkins and bred big males and
blooded cattle. He was a great admirer
of big mules, tho Father of His Country
was. He told the committee that ho
was tired and wanted to rest; that he
had served his country in comp and on
the bottle eld during the darkest period
of her exis ncc. Now he wanted to be
left to himself nnd have a good time.
But his country would not leave him to
himself. The more he tried to bog oil"
the more it insisted until finally, with
deep regrets for the sweet rural life he
was leaving, with protest. almost with
tears, he turned his back on Mount Ver-
non and once more took office. The
more he did not want tobo president
the more his countrymcn insisted on
having him. It was bccnuso they knew
V he would give himself single hearted to
their service. A man‘s fitness for office
into be. 1m insured by his capacity and
Willingness to do service. The man who
has no soliieli ends to further, but who
will do the most and the bust work for
those who cloct him, is the candidate
that is ironic-d. The most service for
others, the highest honors.
The road Democratic lariil‘ was that
provided for in the Walker low. counted
in 1644. It was in the inuin a tariff for
revenue only, and the rules were com-
pumtivvly low. This schedule remained
inforco till lllu outbreak of the civil
war. Then. in «min-r to gain funds to
carry on the war. the licpnblicnn party,
under l’rcsidcnt Lincoln. in lhiii, passed
a high turiti‘ bill. it, with plcnty of [MP
per money lit the some time, gave it
great impetus to manufacturing. The
‘genernl tnriil' policy has llt'i'll the some
from Lincoln’s first :uiministrntimi to
the present limo.
A grunt co-olmrntiw‘s lllllilli}: cotnpnny
has been formed in St. Liam. The lo-
cal bakers ilu-ru linvo form: .1 it tonmkc
war on tho American Biscuit company.
Which side will win in uncortnin, but
it is ccrtnin that both portion hove morn
terrible weapons for the light tlinu mcli»
nite nhclls. When the company hurls at
its enemy showoru of tho nvcrnno «loudly
American lmltur's pin. it Would he sun»
to root its :itllltuuilloi it tho. lath-r did
not nimrt by shooting nil’ cnnnon loaded
with Allli'l'li'iill biscuit. it will be it
pmtly light.
Tine Anwriwui Minninrd (iii company
but lovkccl lmrim with the iinsmnn gov-
crmncnt. Thorn won it plan on foot for
ounnolidnting the lluuninn nil prmlucnrn
with tho Sinndord iiliiflilillltfl, and tho»
pnrtxsllngout the pctrnlcutn of the World
at monopoly rates. Thin won in truth
the largest monopoly m-henm over pro-
jected. But thorn come hitches in the
mnsmirriintion of the plan. There ul-
wuyu has been one rich pipeline that
has romnincd outside of the Standard
Oil company. It had it pursues long
that it could mom cut with out. This
independent lino supplies in trust (lemon
wituency. Unless it could be brought
into the combination Reunion oil would
have no show in the Gannon market.
The chart to have this line join the
mbihatlon foiled. Thou the Russian
. reduced refused to come in. in moor
to help them. the cznr's gmcrnment it-
sitittuok up the miter and reduced not
only the export rates on Russian petro-
leum. but also cut the freight rates
m cowbell. Routine petroleum is so
_ cheap that the refined mieie can be
, . number! at home for it cents a gallon.
7'” With the chespettlngof heights and at-
W duties Russian oil will be able to
,, anaemilhmerimuiu mom
innit“, ”loll-ll one of thermally»
O
or... night in Win: 28 "mom a
young medical student named Bernardo
was going home at an unusually late
hour. He found two children no larger ,
'thun babies asleep on the street, He
thought they had been lost and gathered
them in his arms and took them to his
own rooms. He kept tho-m the rest of
the night, fed them next morning and
then started out to find their parents.
He pictured these parent-s tearing their
hair and running wildly to every policc
station in the grout city seeking their
lost little ones. But he made careful
search and found no parents at all. The
children had bee rsimply abandoned,
turned out on the street and left, like
unwelcome kittens, to starve or find a
home, as might happen.
Dr. Burnardo took carooi’ the little
ones. It set him to wondering how
many more such abandoned babies there
Were in London. He Went out on the
strectil other nights and found more of
them, There were so many that he de-
termined to found a borne for waits,
and be begun to collect money for tho
purpose. He took in money and babies
at the sonic time—more babies than
money at first. But Wealthy people be-
come interested in his mission. That
first year 28 years ago he received only
$2, 100. Lost your the sum was $700, 000.
There is much kindlinoss in the world,
after all.
Dr. Burnardo‘s assistants now patrol
all London. Wherever they find ado-
sortod child they take it to the homes,
of which there are now a large number.
The children of drunken and criminal
parents are also adopted and cared for.
The little once are educated and taught
trades. When thcynrc 18 years old,
this true Englishman sends them to
Cnnndn to grow up with the country.
Dr. Burnardo hns rescued and started
into a rospociulfi: and prosperous life
26, 000 chiidrcn ninet- tin,- tntzht he in mud
two bnbire nslccp on the street. Not oil
of them Went to Cllllllilll, but many of
them did. Dr. Bernardo has a farm in
Canada on which the young pitilplt) re-
main till plnccs have DUN) found for
them. Of the. whole number only 2 per
cent have lupscd from honesty and gone
to the bud. When this rcsult is com,
pared with what Would have lli't‘ll tin-
certnin one. in cznsu tin-y had not been
rescued. the unmistakable way to rev
form the “(Will will become pinin.
Shall “'ormm lithe?
It is at (location which threatens to
occupy its lnrgc n Hlllli‘t' of public atten—
tion tho taritf bill itself.
Church‘s, clubs and fillilllliS lmtc bcz'n
:u-t by tho curs by it. logos of Iit'\\':«llil
pots nrc till-ad with illst‘l'lrh‘lilll mi in
win-tinr it i< "\vumnnly" for the tint
Box to ridi- ii liicyclc. tho wrilvrs o H-
do-ntly form-(tint: that anything i.~
"wumnniy" “hen the majority of the
sex mnlm up it: ir l?il?l"~' in do it,
if ch r ”0' lmly on llrirs “out in {Jul
and lighting fro-ml, lltt\\'i-\'l'l', tin-y him
only in will on tho gallant 'i‘rotitlcnz'c
Jourmil, .~\ m-cnt miturinl in thnt pn-
pcr, warmly comimmlim.v the whccl :l“
on nililctic cxci‘ciw for Indies, closes in
follows:
“3' (Ti ll
'l‘in' it cit ‘c Inn worm in NIJIS'. nml (mm.
will r-nt.l::.uc in r.-lc ii I» \ .mw 1! oil r31~ t!»
lu‘nll‘t it‘ ii p r: wri'. Nitric it.“ ihrm \r if! lili'l"
llu lr Lctiiy ltvllllii prn'iicgo in tow “by I)!‘ “in
min r. In” (nut out lml pin-Hill iiu- til-col mn-
yui'ii)‘ li'um using it Inn-ivt'nlvl) and «oil. l. x~
limit-h in all) in.“ it..‘ u lliit'lit') nf (Leonor.
“Ll be in dull llu' it miimn- l L.iil‘ill in up} do-
grct- uiiutmvusr. A nonmnly \\|l"l.|ll “ill n-
lnin lllfl‘ nimt lllll'ill‘ln‘t‘ cl.nrm-Icri.~tiru. “huh
vvcr only be lwr cirt-nnn-tnnccn, m d on mldwl
nit-tisnrc oi‘ irrt'llont \\ ill make lmr less curt-{u}
of lil‘l‘H'll. ('rliltw who “by-ct lo the bimclv
l‘nt' worm-ii lit-rouse it t'nulnim tin-in in on)"; i\
gl‘t‘itlt’l‘ lllfl‘r‘) should rcmcmlwr tlmt lliln in
Um tu-mlcnc} of mmh-rrmu-ict).andthat obi c
that lulltlt‘ltr)‘ bus lie ct'il pinuc. in ”W nututc
o! lltc vim», ibcm urn nin-mlnnt admiring”
u lilch Ulll\\l'l|§ll this altogether.
if nc mlhcrc to thc old time notion of wom-
nn's sphere, ibcrc world be no womun'b (‘Ul-
b-ges, no wmnvn tennis players. no t‘t-mlntno
imrwbuclt Mimi‘s. no mtnultsiunm mm. a t.
Womnn mmid t'itiillttiin to hit. at. imnw mnl
spin or new. and ln-r chm-k it ullltl bc pn‘c stud
ii-ndcr alter the ldcnl at u m‘ncrution sincc. ll
lslwtit'r i’nr hcr to act out of limit“. tondnx't
the nutrient luarhrutiwrmen for us she run
without imur) or luwlil mnivicnli‘ illmlill, iilltl
Nillililii‘ the Will dutnwl in Hilbert. moi Nil-
livun‘s intent opt-m. whose
"riot“ in its h“|‘l'l mt ilw tn't'itlt air.
For ltl‘llllt‘l‘y know» no lmwn llmrc.
To ilml mm l\ illilllt‘nly bit-mac nppl)
To Hm tullht'llnln Mn .3: ill": (in: lltlwht‘ilhl
t-yc.
Tho roynl lulmr commission in ling:
litlni rmmtnmctniml livgislntion for labor
unions thnt is nxncily in lim-withn sult-
gcsiion mode by ticucrni Hilpt'l‘llllt'llil»
out Hullivnn of the lllinoini‘vntrnl moi
toibo labor commission. lt woe in client
to ontlmrim- labor union» to lli‘ incorpu»
rittcd, so that they conideuc illiil be sued,
Then. when either it corporation or it»
cmployt‘t‘s btultn lili‘li‘ contract, they
could be held rn-sponsiblcby low. If the
unions Wt'l'i' incorpurutcd. their funds
meld be lnriwl on \tln-n mmnlmt broke ,
tlmir coutrncts, and tho unioxm could
sun whcn corporuthnm lli‘oktv commute.
There are monomer), spilltllus turn,
lint to multc cotton ynrn in the United
Hinton. (if the-w lfl.iv0il.i|ilii lil'i' in New
England. Ncnrly (div-fourth of oil the
spindles in the country are in the tow
manufacturing towns oi‘ it'nli liiwr nod
New Bedlam, Muss.
bhicngo, after experiencing emry
other kind of rho mnlrr ilw Mill, into
bad a new one. it is on “antflufli‘. il‘)‘
fit) t” It Will! Hilltt-ii up its low down
shun pimple. who don‘t wont to be vac-
stunned '
4—“...._..“(.-_.ru.w .. ..
Remnants, manufacturers and farm-
ate my new test their souls and go to
curl. Thromlnoomrevflou-
ismtbrsem
«motorbikes
arm
Disflgured by ruptionsfi
.. no cruise or ”
Avrn's Situations
“home years V
as». l was in a
terrible condb
tion with a hu- 0
mar, or erup-
tion. which
broke out all o
are: my lace
«and body. Bee-
.4
Bompsrillu in like cases. 1 concluded o
to give this llimlii'lllc A trial, and the 0
result was a thorough cure. no sign of g
the complaint making its appearance 9
since. I have no hesitation in recom- O
mending Aycr’s Surmpnriiln for any 0
kind oi skin Iliecnsc."—-J. W. Dun,
lyet’s'"‘Sarsanrilla>
Only
Admitted at the World's fair
0 .
lisNowYorkmilliounim givesadm
oer at 5th avenue and 96th street, costing
(700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend 11,486.00 in docc
ors' bills and finally have to pay $5.00
etch (or Cactus Blood Core to cure them
what would be the uving per capitu ii
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the least?
inquire at Pleistod's druu 0mm. «more
you may have” the problem solved and
gel inform utiou about Coctnn Bit 0 1 Cor
John G. Monger, Editor of the Sun.
beam. Seligmsn, Mo, who named (no
we! Cleveland for the Presidency in Nov.
1882. while he was mayor 0! Buffalo, N.
Y., is enthusiastic in his praise of Chain.
beriain‘s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He says: ”I have used it tor
the put five years and consider it the
best preparation of the kind in the mar-
ket. It is es staple as sugar and codes
in this section. It is an article of merit
and should be used in every household.
For sale by G. C. Balloon, druggist.
A. M. Bailey, 0 well‘knowu citizen of
Eugene. Oregon, says his wile has for
years been troubled with chronic disr-
rboes and used many remedies with but
little relic! until she tried Chamberlain's
Cboiic, Cholera and dilution Remedy,
which has cured her sound sudtweil.
Give it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relic! iteilords. 25 and 50
cent bottles (or sale by (LC. Stills/vii,
drugniut.
H
Pillliiil wnn.
Endorsed universally by physicians for
income memes no
KIDNEY Min BLADDER TROUBLE
Sold in South Ronni! by loadingdruuists.
Address lorcfrcnlnrs. (mailed (ml.
ii Illilliill l. 80“.
it in It flue. I. I.
I i I ‘ i
M at n and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
We cordially invite all to call and see the Egyptian Mummy exhibited in our carpet depart-
ment. It is certami y a rare specimen. Claimed to 6, over 3,000 years old, and well worth seeing.
Beginning Saturday Marning, Sept. 22d,
and continuing for one week we otter the following special values:
Kitchen Department.
Just a. leader,\5 gross sets Silver-plated Knife, Fork and Spoon, put up in choice boxes, 240
set. If you want one, come quick.
Underwear.
A few dozen ladies’ and men’s odds and ends, just a little bit soiled, 59 cents each. A trifle
less than half price
_ Ladies’ ribbed vest. superior quality of yarn. full shaped and finelv finished; it was made to
retail at 75 cents; our price 50 cents. '
Hosiery.
One case children's heavy wool ribbed hose, a bargain at 15 etc.
fast black, warranted, 12% cents a pair.
Handkerchiefs.
ice dozen white emb. hemetitched, only 5 cts. Cost double that to land.
hemstitched, soft finish, all linen, 12$ cts each.
Gimps and Braids.
In this department we have all that is new and desirable.
and 15c, An endless variety of jets.
For the Baby.
The newest baby swing—The most practical thing of the age—A great saver of labor; price i
Gloves.
Our fall and winter stock is now complete and, as usual, our high standard in this line will
be sustained. As a leader we offer ten dozen four-button glace, at 75 cents a pair.
Notions.
Too much to‘ talk about. Everything in the dressmaking line. All sorts of novelties. Hair
ornaments, stick pins—an immense variety.
Special in Pictures.
We have just purchased at about half~ price, one hundred pictures,
logs; all good subjects; good style frames. Price, while they last, $1.19.
Dress Goods
In this line we advise you to purchase early. as it will be impossible for usto duplicate pres-
ent styles. Prices to suit everybody.
The Boston autumn and Wall Sts.,Norwalk.TelephoneCall,57-4
iSPECIAL SALE]
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llllllEN’S llNllEllWEMl.
'izes 16 in. to 36 in. Prices 50 to 25c.
ExcellentValuein BetterGoods
ALSO COMPLETE LiNES OF
;
lllllES’ Mill BENTS’ llllllEllWEAll.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON smeggeourn NORWALK. CONN.
309ml “ll SIGN lETlEliillB a Specialty, byill’di). WASHBURN,the artist. Call and get figures.
my . tomeandSeeThem
_ 7.1.“, THREE SPlNilLES
, ., , / ‘ . (3.,“
pair Ladies’ heavy fleeced,
50 dozen men's
Look at our leaders at 50, 100
$1.50.
in etchings and engrav-
DF llllll lli'lll llllil.
blew designs and we think
the best ever offered.
”they are built on honor nndhill
be mid cheap.
The finest lot of
FANBY TRAPS
in Connecticut.
we fully mi, and
fl
are cure they win mlt.
Aw CAhOi‘lES. ltUNABOU’l‘il. BUSINESS and LUMBER BOX WAGONS. to suit I“ demands.“
HARNEBSM. We have out in a line line of RARNESSM, WHIPS. LAP BOBBSJBLANKETB, etc. It you will
look It them, we think the price will sell them to you.
Repnlring of All kinds. Jobs unlit-d for sud delivered.
water-17's CARRIAGE Rapesn'onv,
Cor. Franklin and Madison Sim. So. Norwalk. ,.
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