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mm in newborn. no a week. to be paid
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The weather today promlsl‘s to be general] y
fair. warmer and sultry. followed by local
rain this evening. Tomorrow it promises to
be cooler and partly cloudy. procodod by rain
. and followed by clearing.
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was it decrees above zero: lowest. 55 decrees
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The United States Is For Peace.
It was left for u Briton. Lord Chief
Justice Russell. to put before the Ameri-
can people tho oil-.arcst statement they
have yet had of the noble work their
country has done in the interests of uni-
versal poaco.
Tho United States was tho first nu-
lion in insert into a trcaty a clauso call-
ing {or arbitration in case of dispute.
The treaty between us and Mexico cou-
-’ taincd such a provisional-l long ago as
1848. It is to the orcdit of both nations
that this treaty has bccn faithfully ob-
served. Lord Russell also mcntioned
that tlicrlI had bl’l'll, siuco 1815 60 cascs
. of succcssful intcrnational arbitration,
and that in 3:! of those the United
‘ Statcs hull bccu a purl y.
It was propholic of good will and
harmony blIlIwccu the two great English
era-liking nations that Lord Russell,
whou iuvilcd to speak boforo tho Amer-
ican Bur armmiulion, chose for his topic.
this vcry sublelIt of international arbi-
tration, treating it cspcciully with rcf-
cream to arbitration betwocn England
and tho Unin-d Stall-s. Ho rccallrll the
most iIcclIut ulovl-Iucnt for pcuccful sci-
tlcrncut of dill'crcnccs between nations
and llhowlIli us that lIlIro, too, tho United
States had h-d. Ill 1890 that paIIIAnIcr-
icall conurl-ss, sodcar to tho hcart of
Blaiuc, was hold at Washington. the
Unitcd Stall-ll taking the initiative. in
i800 it was. too, that. collgnIss plusscd
resolutions authorizing and room-sting
llu- prcsidi‘lt to cull-r into III-gotiatious
with olhcr gm'rIlImquts for tho arbitra-
tion of disputcs. Him-o thcn Grout llrit-
bill, lI‘IIaul-o, lh-nnulrk, Norway and
l'lwitzcrlxlud have takcn similar action.
. But We woro first in tho ilclli.
A to mark: this instant-o of the mic Illi
‘gpllco of illitlg \lull l-xllibilcll in Now
.lcrscy ul‘tcr om- of thc rot-cut thundcr-
.1 storms. A man owucd a ill-rd of niuo
AldIIIIIuIy cows—lwuutiful animals. A
collie was in the habit of driving the
(town in and from pastul'c. ()uo morn-
ing ullcr a storm lilo dog was llcnt as
usual to bring homo tho Aldcrucys.
It rullliilcd with only one. Its Inastcr
was angry and ()fllf‘l't‘il thc animal to go
back to tho hold and drill“ in tho (.tlllfll‘tl.
it Willi. but culuo book without thorn.
arkinu vigorously. It was its way of
making an important communication,
but boy. was tho llllltlltll' to know that?
The Innate-r took a whip and was about
to punish tho collie. but it acted so
strangcly that ho rofraiucd and fol-
lomd it to the pasture. There lay the
missing night cows stone dead. They
had been killed by a lightning bolt dur-
ing tho night. It is a pity tbstdogs and
horses cannot talk.
Thom is a coffin worth $65,000 fol-
lowing hi Hung Chang about over the
world. it is to rrcolro his body in cm
harbould bscalletl out of the earthly
sphere of action whllo on his travels It
is ulrsvaunntly mamontcd with gold
and prccious stones. Here Would be a
big haul for the oxpruss train robber in
America. The llu-tt would also give tho
old man (in the yellow jacket some so-
quaint-II. with the style and customs
of one of those tori-sign mull-ins be is so
blurs-loll is. ,
J '
I .Au mat on for or soluble unloved
team the club and tangle of politics
was the conference of the Society of
Friends at Swartbinure. Pa, The usual
Quaker was formerly bestows! on thorn
in derision. butat the Bwartbmore
meeting the gentle soot used the name
freely as implied to themselves.
It was a national coufgrouco. Tbitbor
gathered mcnibers from Baltimorc.
from New York. from Canada. from
England and even from Chicago. though ‘
ll Chicago Quakor is truly not easy to
grasp in tho mind. Quiet. self controllod
and kindly. there seemed as much broth
crly love and oarncstncss at their busi-
noss meeting as at their silent religious
scrviccs. Contrast greater can soarccly
bo lmugiucd than between the business
meetings of the national coufcrnoco of
Quakcrs and tho bittcr, angry, disorder-
ly discussions occurring now and again
iii the assemblies of other religious do-
nominations. . Most of all, the honesty.
tho soreuo, good tampered faith of tho
Quakers. show forth in the beautiful
complcxions and sweet faces of tho wo~
mm of tho soot.
it is interesting to note that the
Friends still hold fast to their faith as
enunciated in tho impassioned teachings
of George Fox. They still advocate an
unpaid ministry and speaking in public
only from inspiration. Wo gather from
their quiot. forceful talks at the late as.
solubly that thoy bcliovo as devoutly in
dircct divine inspiration as their scct
did in tho limos whoa tho Qunkcr un-
ocstor of John G. Whittier was hanged
in Massachusetts.
in a specially educated ministry. All
tho pcoplo should be (educated, .thcn
thoso should preach whom the spirit
movcs. “’l‘hc monition‘comcs from God
and cannot rightly be measured in tcrms
of mouoy." said one of thcir speakers,
Howard M. Jenkins, of Philadolphin.
Yet thcro are signs of a new Iuovc-
mcnt, a frosh awakening of the spirit,
oven among the Quakers. Tho wuvo of
modern sentiment which proclaims in
(Ivory thoughtful civilized being that ho
is to the extent of his ability the kccpcr
and helper of his brother who is loss
fortunate than himself has cast its vi-
brations upon the Fricnds. One of tlicir
most iutcrosting conferences was taken
up with reports of industrial and below-
olcnt work among tho poor, the wicked
and tho lazy. it was well burns in mind
to Friend Hannah A. Plummet of Ubi-
cago to remark. “The world uccds a
ministry of hopc, and (find may be scrvcd
no more by the spoken word of the min-
istcr than by loving obedience in tho
scrvico of humanity. ”
Collcuc (Brook and Latin.
Tho Norwugian parliamcnt has tuhcu
a. radical stop, all out of its own hcull,
so to speak. It has by votc abolishl-d till-
study of (ircck and Latin in tho high
schools of Norway. Norwegians arc
provcd by statistics to be the most iulci-
ligcnt pt-opic, so far as common school
ldncution goos. intbo world. 'l‘bcir pur-
liamcnt may tllcrcforo bo supposed to
bsvo sound roasou for doing away with
tho study of the (loud lungnagcs and
substituting II'rcuch. English and (lor-
man in thcir plucc.
Norway has douo what in tho courso
of time all ordinary collcgus and schools
will do. Thcro is rcully no reason why
tho avorago busiucss man should bc able
to l'l‘lltl Homcr and Virgil ill thc origi-
nal (truck and Latin any more than that
llc should be chin to road the Bible ill
tho original llcbrow. Living lauguagcs
will be of practical scrvico in his cvcry
day task of earning his broad. Greek
and Latin will not. '
For those who liuvo than to acquire
it a kuowlcdgc of tho (.irlIlIk and Latin
grammars sufllciout to cmlbio min to
find tho lllIiIivuliou of words and lo
lrauslato scntcncrs with tho aid of a
dictionary is all that is Iiccdl-d by own
tho wall cducatcd luau iuour tinlc. 'l‘ho
modern longuugcs and natural and mo-
chunical scicnco are what the stndont
ucods today.
Tho bust incidcutul use to which tho
bicyclo idou has bot-n applicll is pcrhnpsll
that of tho pcdul hospital ambulance. At
oucstroko horses, harness and hostlcr arc
thus dispcusod with. Two bicyclcs arc
riggl-d with a small ambulauco’botwoou
lhclu. pcrfl-ot in all its appliuuccs. Wilcu
u call is rcccivcd, tho hospital surgcou
mounts tho whcol on ono sldo. his as-
sistant that on tho othcr, and thcy pedal
with all spcod to the spot whcro thlIy
nro Wantcd. 'l‘llcntlmputil-utispnl into
tllc box, and “my all IIidonoisclosIfly and
without any jolting back to the hospital.
lins lho Unitcd status govorumcnt
forgolton all about tho crow of the
Amoricun lllibustcrlulr sclmouor (Joni-
pctitor. which was captured about two
months ago by a Spanish cruiscr oil tho
(Johan coast? The men may have boon
lIugugvd in unlawful business. but till-y
arc Alnriacan citimis, and thoy are now
ll'lll“ sturvcd to dcath, and maltrcutod
in that chamber of horrors. Cabanas
fortrclls.
Andrcu. tho chdc, made a grant fuss
about crossing the polo in a balloon aml
lhcu gave up tho onwrprlso. lil.I wailod
till it was too late to start. Next ti'mo
lw cull-rs on tho uudl-rtakiug tho public
will InI liovo morn in his sincerity if he
talks lcm
A candidate for high otlllic can have
no worthilI r III-commendation for tllucss
than an unbiomishcd private character.
Good temper is conducive to long life
and health.
Thcy do not bt'iltwu‘
m
lay to m I! Using its MI.
Wo have modem monuments
with the scents of the celebrated Bow
Glove-ritual Patterns, bywhtoh we can
presenttoourladyremlsrsmeofthsir
very newest and ohotouts patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments so-
oonipsuy sash pattern
6834-Glrls' Sailor Slot.
tours or my alarm.
Blue and white soorsucker is hero
stylishly united with plain dark blue
linen, the free cdgos of collar and calls
being iluishcd‘with several rows of
white machine stitching. The full
gathered skirt is joined to a plain body‘
lining shaped with shoulder and under-
arm scams, that closes at centre back
with buttons and button-holes. The
front is faced in slliold shape with tho
stripes of material running crosswisc,
the standing collar being of the dark
blue linen. The blouse is simply ud-
justed with shoulder and under—arm
scams and closes in front, the neck
boiug cut away to expose the shield. and
the handsome broad sailor collar dis-
plays stylish pointod rovers in front.
from under which a sailor tie knot and
ends of the linen full. diastio is drawn
through the born that finishes the lowcr
edge of blouse to adjust the fullness at
the waistline. The full bishop sleeves
are galhcrcd top and bottom, round
cutl‘sfinishiugtlie wrists. The skirt is
finished with a (loop licul, above which
a band of linen is stitchcd on with white
on both edges. Stylish and. useful cos-
tumes for seaside, country or general
wear are mado of flannel, sergo, duck,
pique, grass liuou, crash. gingham or
other cotton or wool fabrics, comespoud-
lug material or braid furnishing suitable
decoration.
The quantity of Iuatcrial thirty-six
inches widorcquirod to Iuako this cos-
tnmo for a girl tun years old is tho and
onc- -half yards.
Thopattcl'u. No. (loll-L is cut in sizcs
for girls of six, eight, ten, twolvv and
fourteen yours of age, uml retails for
twculv- iivo cents.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitlluato one Pain-m. any also. of No.
“M
Out this out. fill in 'Ollt name audmlllnIss
and mail or take it to
Sturtennt's Bargain House :
Arman:
IPATTER!’ No (:24. ii a (21.; ..........,.m
This (0”le and 12 «outs will secure
ubow pl t urn at start evunt' 9. North Main
and Ann slrocls. Booth Nomi k
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1
A path-lit illlac kcd “lib illlI uslcs fools I
out of suits for u wu k or full days ills ,
was anI Md and lcurfnl, and ho has all
lblI outward and visilllo signs of a bull
cold in the hcall. llis tlIinpcruturo risl- .,., I
to prrlmps 103 oi llH drgrccs in. .I
and about four days lntcl' hc comes I.
out in u Hlx‘t'kivd ml rush, uhicii, bo- l
ginning on tho law and liunds-paitsl
of llll‘ body cstcd to tile uir—sooui
IIIIowIs him than top to too. in that cou- l
dition ho ls oftcn likcllldI by tho wit of
”11' family to a boilcll lobstcr. At tho .
.. mi of a low dogs tho rush fullcs inlay.
lilo fvvl-II fails, and in anothcr work or .
m tblI pulilIuL is \w Ill. Hull: is illo‘
courso of a mild attack but tlu~roiu|
hardly ally info-ctious discuso in thhlI 1
sI-wrc and fatal complications urn more ,
llublo tool-cur. As a rain thlIsc acci-
lb Ills tako thc form of inflammatory
luua troublcs, such as bronchitis and
pill-unlonla. Moro riltcly tlicy load to
chronic llllt‘i liilf tIllt h as consumption.
~Niuclrcnlh Cl olnry. ;
”VIII-eating.
'l‘hc. [mount mistakes of all llrlI ovor- I
ruling and rating too oftcu. So long as I
youths and nmidcns are growing, tho 2
system nccdscxlrauourishmcnt to build I
up the frmnowllrl. of tbo day. Adults I
do out n quire this. Thcy bow till-d of I
food only to supply tho mutcrlals for}
In w blood to makc up for tho wasto of;
llt‘l‘llt'. '1 his music of tissue is constanb' I
1y going on, to bc surlI. but only ill the I
dirllI t ratio to thc Work we do, wholhcr.
lm ntnl or bodily. ii a grlIutlr quantity 1
of food is taken into tho syllllin than i
can blI hand up. it is almost as (ll IlItoriI
onsus if wo hall swallowrll so much
suull.-—-Now York World.
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Visitor—43o” your pupcr a grout ud-
rcrtlsing mcdlum. do you? it isn't
Worth anything. I put in an udvcrtlso-
taunt last work and didn't got an an- =
swcr. not our.
Editor-Dear moi How was your ad- ,
vcrllscruent WorrlI‘d‘l -'
Visitor-allow young man wants“
pretty wife who can do her own homo I
Work. IfI-Loaldw Til-Bile.
Connecticut
Laundry,
llavilaud slrcel.
TllcwWUl'lfi turned onl last wcck
went to about three hundred per-
sons and the uumbcrof pieces laun-
dered ran up into the thousands.
Two large lols‘wcnt to Stamford,
where they wear large collars and
are so intelligent [but they are
quick to appreciate and take our
hygienic work and fine finish, in‘
preference to New York uork.
This week the finish will be bet-
ter still. Receiving baskets are in
six or seven stores and the wagon
will call on request, while te
Laundry is convenient of access, $15iackct, licst covert, Silk llllL‘ll, for 5 00
being withiuablock of the busi-
,rcss center of the south end.
Connecticut
Laundry,
llavdaud street.
NOTICE
Contractors!
'l'ho Sclocfluonofthc 'l‘own of Dorian will
rmIcilo scub- Il bids for furnishing tho motl- r
inland prilormluuthe labor in lmprmlnu u
_..,., tiou oi the roadway.‘ In said town of iiurlcu.
m thlI turnpike. from Mumford tn Duricu.
lruuluin lot on will i‘llllllWll) llllt‘ lolnvlrod
l.n.t,l1mI\wstl-rlIlmmtlm N.\'.. N ll. .lI ll.
it it I IIiuilI-I nil-l said turnpiko. hour tilmtuliou
of said Iulhoull at llariou. westc lly lull [mint
WU” foot from said point I f I Iorumom omont in
loIII-ouluul'owith thorlluus and .IIpuIilllIatlou»
submitted to lml upmnvcd by tho loouoc li-
Int illulruul) (Miami-«slouch. pulsunut to
Choph- rl '(l' \\ Ililb'lrl’llblb- Actsoll-‘U'I
lidllch shoal | uiwa le-I II pIIr lincali Iotnf
mid Imulbu tho wbuo limo foot. ’ilII- town.
tbloulrh its N-llIIHtmcu lanai-yrs tho right to
iuII romeo: diluiuislllbu nnniluIr' of MI: lm
pr‘mml .lll additions \Il «imbu- tious to I uI llllltlu
oi the \\'f‘~ll‘ri)' cud of ~tllll tmprm'oIluout. and
to bo paid for. if lovmmul. or allow-Ill for if
diluillislu-ll. at the mic bill [IlIr lln-Ial I‘uut.
’l‘llo illll must l-oncrguumllilll ln'u “Hill of
tllobbblor. with sulllclI-u Min-l)". in tblI ulllu
oi H.000.llllllt‘rilllslllI‘lnIlltil tho Soil-«Itnlcu.
.Ioullliuuml that. if lioI l‘Illliilll'l shall bu
awaulcll to thc billIb-r. howiil. \rbcn rcolloslcd
by tho Rollin-.tlunu «Isl-«I do all llmlIlImout to
i'IlIIiurm tluI limit our Ir-liuu tutllo plans and
splI l' lilci‘tllull.‘I
l'ulusuudspoclllcitiuus may by soon and
t tavnlrml at tho “Input 1» rk Hullit‘r‘. in liar Inn,
and at thin «line of tho I‘ uuhwcr, W.Iu ill 'lnIlI
muII iu -tum_inr.d "Illu ri- Ira-town \llll llltItl
ul lll|‘ll nilb c in llali u to rocoiu- ltltiH on tho
lillildayIIiScI-tombcr. lI‘.III tlL'JlI'I'llu'lt in tillI
ltlll‘l‘lllhlll.
All bills ~llould Lo to i and in on window
Illuduvl ilcuodtn ..l ( l\IluoilIllol. lIir-d .N'lIl-I It-
"III II. llxI.lIbIIl l'lmu 'Ilw NIlo-I lmou I'M no
lholiuht loroiov-l l'lnl .m-lall bio-l. If. lutln-lr
opinion. tlloiuiort-sl of tho town rcIIIulrl-s it
it todul lluiiou. Animist ”.Il. lull:
l\l i\'lI‘.lI‘l§I!.L'l‘lil
(I'. ll. \\ :"Zi\llIl lll' in.
A. .lI:\l‘ |\3\\. filIlo-IItmIIu.
s I) :w
‘ on. 2'
“I, . l j ‘ .’ kl
Ir r: ,
(ill ANGII. llld Issons’a‘
is what thc Autumn girl is dcvotlngn I
lumatdoalofattcuiion to just now. but
her momma is dcvoliuu hcr oucruics to
tllcpropcrdcooraliou of tho homo for
,Iihc social cutortaluuu-uts and family
‘comforts of tho ousuiug scasou by visit-
iitiua llockcr’s. and chmsiuu from his
]choice and lIllIlruut .Iflrl‘k of wall papers
iiuurlislicdosiuusaud varicd tints and
(I oil It a
l'aintcrll' Supp lioll.
Artists' Materials, l’ictnm.
l’loturos framed to order.
Paintin, l’aporhsnglus. Decanting
and Sign rltlng.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. 80. Kory-1k.
Sullmwufflw or. I H
III .‘lmco
" "'iIoI bum mush-rod
t‘ I. .. t'I l
Tllr . ~an I: IIMlli-I
will In.
ill II-iII slIIl: ‘ll’. ll
it I
l‘o ,,.,, I.. I'll In... I
bill 'IQ' I‘twr's. "
No other ,,
is so sure nor so lmlllilj.
lio rmtliug on ind ll is all Indy it sets
sIvaly: hillkflnllilnus stay. ml, (In:
p- n lulIIrr onylhimz. lll' illn transition
”I I- also known ind has will If in nilnrt
”(All goods. floodlit», pousrumquslell.
cars
LIQ“ D
an . use
s.
BOSTON STORE!
CORNER "All AND WILL STREETS, IORWILK.
N. Y. OFFICE. 442 BROADWAY
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CLEARING CF I
SUMMER GOODS
This sale we will close out everything in the way of Summer Goods. We never
carry any season’s goods pver to another season.
We Simply Put a Priceon Them and Let Them 60.
. IN OUR BIG CLOAK ROOM.
NOW is the time to buy a light weight Cape orJackct for fall wear.
room for our llcavy Winter lackets.‘
i)_I.'1cl\ct, for
7jackct, for
5 jacket, for
4Ijackét, for
Capos.
$5.00 silk capes,
7.98 silk capes,
10.75 silk capes,
15.00 silk capes,
18.00 silk capes,
11.00 silk capes,
5.00 velvet capes,
9.75 velvet capes.
10.7 5 velvet capes,
[12.00 velvet capes,
Cloth
Capes.
$3.50 cloth capes, appliqucd,
4.08 cloth capes, appliqucd,
5.25 cloth capes, strapped scams, 2,25
3-98
3 50
2.50
1 .98
:- mmauysnoslcmlo
8 8833888888 ‘
2.00
/--.
We want all the
Here are the prices :
5.08 navy blue capes“
5.50 silk embroidered capes,
6.08 black cape,
Children’s Dresses.
33 .50 gingham dresses,
.75 chambray dresses:
1.50 chambray dresses,
Children’s Hats.
10c wash lawns,
25c pink sun bonncts,
08c silk hats, 25¢
‘lSc lawn bonnets, lace trimmed, 49c
(He and We lace caps,slightlysoilcd,10c
Silk Waists.
$l.00 silk waists,
7.00 silk waists,
5. 2 5 black silk waists,
(3.7 5 black silK waists,
no.»
0
0
25¢
. 50°
98c
10c
15c
1 .98
5.00
3.75
4.75
SHIRT WAISTS, 19, 49, 98c
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
normal, cells.
‘" Ir}: LEM-7632313237.:
Important Questions Answered!
Where can I obtain the florist Gilt lIlllgoI (‘ roam t
ery Butter in town, 22c lb; .Ilbs for ti M)? l
Borden's Extract] of Coffee, for picnics, stat“:
Delicious Java and Mocha Cotfoo, the “Haiti.
goods possible to obtain: .
At
Sey-
.- mour’s :
lliigh Grade Toas,’ is all the name indicates—Illu-
i ply perfect. "
I A full line of tho Farris Celebrated Hams, Bone-
) less ltacon, etc. The finest goods to be secured?
lI'anl y White l-‘ulll‘ roam Cheese, Old English
Dairy Philadelphia Cram, Neufchatel' ’
”Not hot cheap, but how good. We Ian serve you in the most acceptable malmcr.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Londlng Orooor.
33 WEST WASHINGTON $T., -
$0. NORWALK.
THERE ARE OTHERS -
Who sell groceries. we know. but noac w In soil at our prices.
We don't
expect you to bclicvc this till you prove it by a trial order at our store.
swcot potatoes, pk”
Whitc luminous. busllcl.
ill lbs. oatuiIIal.
Now E .l. polls, ll can».
lilacruroui. Ii pkgs. ..
Mllllou' :4 jars. quarts. dim ,
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