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“multinational”: airtime.
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1 11111611111111 or Norwalk and its Suburbs
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ion of the other 171m Local Dail-
Our Prue Room is always open to
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Jinnah once. 30-4.
York Herald Weather Forecast.
”The weather today promises to be generally
‘ from pattly cloudy to cloudy. wth slightly
. lower temperature. probably followed by 111111.
Tomorrow it prominent) be generally from
rio partly cloudy an 1 center. preceded
, rain and followed by clearing.
Thermometer Record
Withheld point of the thermometer for
,tli‘etw-nty-lonr hours ending at noon today
when decrees above zero: lowest. 1.1 degrees
have
fliniatare Almanac tor Tomorrow.
I arises I Sun seial High tide Low tide
1 at It: 00 at 11:11 all.
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Maine "as Spoken.
‘ Mainehas spoken most emphatically,
' evenmore so than the most sanguine
Republican could have lnped. The
overwhelming victory of 50,000 majority
indicates the almost unanimous senti-
meat of the east against Bryan and his
platform. and is a sure precursor of the
triumphant election of McKinley in N11-
‘ when The states which were classed
{as doubtful at the beginning of the
' campaign cannot be fairly considered
doubtful any longer. With them in 111.1.
inepuhliean line the solid South is
hot to be feared. The M 1i111-
election shows that the Dena 1-
cratlc candidate for vice-president.
humatrcngth, for not only his state
but his district has repudiated him. 1111
‘inay stick. but he ought to give we)
now to Watson The coinhiuatibn oI
Bryan and Watson. though it
might not be 1 any stronger,
would be more harmonious, and
5 1 make the issue so well-defined Il11t
1". therewouldbe no diversion to the sce-
otld Democratic ticket. The people ovi»
dentlytake no stock in l’nluwr 111111 Buck-
' not. They are going to vote for either
HcKinley or Bryan, and McKinley
laneure of an election that it Would
”the part of wisdom for all oppon-
eats of Bryan to 11111111: his 1111111111 1111
overwhelming that the issues he 1'11"?-
seats will be wiped out of American
politics
A gr1 at lawsuit has b11111 concluded
la Ins Angel", I 'nl. It was 211 years
ago that [incarnation Bncina died there,
,1 leaving 1111 111111111 worth 020.000. There
. was a difference among the heirs In re-
' gatd to its distribution, and Ih1-y event
to law. The case was fought bitterly
i1 and appcali d and 1'1mtinu111l your after
year. The licirs got tired of waiting for
their moth-y and mm in disgust, some
at them. while others left the country.
This summer, when the suit was con-
cluded, thi1 lawy11rs' and administrator's
claims were first allowed. 11111111111 estate
was then allotted to II111 l111ir11. Tia-re
was exactly 40 111111111 of it left. There is
a Ill, moral I11 rc. Whi1 h the reader can
1 deduce to suit himself
Btillnt lint/aria 11111-11 111111I11r11 d that Ila-
United Siattshod 11111 many religious
and not 111111111111 111111111111 and 1111111 1.1
‘ flung Chang says we have too many
political partirs. 141111. 11111 China 1111
methods of supprcssing th11n1 would
hardly dolicre.
Here is what a cyclist 11111111 do and he
More he is permitted to ride In Ans-
irla: "He must always Imp his 111a-
‘ chine antler 11111111111 and 11111111 111111111" so
‘ 111111111 skill that in a murmur of 111111111111
tier-n instantly bring 11 to a 11111111111111
or dismount."
, If sonic Ann-cleans kept their eyes
opsnuiunchu Ill flung Ifhnngdma
and asked questions as much to the
print as his qttl'i'iv‘s 11111. they would
know mend 111- 111111111117.
We here good 111111111: "111111111 every
“.11. and big nun, but will has
”en the record in this respect. When
111111111 lies anytmdy r1111: s 111111 serpent
“11111111111111
m... 1. M... .
“1111. Jane" W. Ilrsdtmry of Maine
”been 111111111 for :11 1111111111
yltrnswsbon‘maweek. tobeveld 1
As far 1111: es mi 1111 m“
drove France out of Egypt. mm
11.11.111.111. hasheldegrndgeatlng
1111111 on the Egyptian question. Ever
since then. too. England has been more
or less busy in connection with the
shifted the distracted Nile country.
The Sun canal gives Great Britain 11am
right to concern herself intimately with
the government of the country. Egypt
is nominally a enserainty of Turkey.
while an English army occupies her ter-
ritory, and she has likewise an alleged
government of her own.
, British influence is. however. pers-
mouut. How luugit will continue so
Arthur Silva White gives or indirectly
to understand in a paper In The North
American Review. In 1674 and sun-
ceeding years mudi territory was won
for the khedive in upper Egypt, still
with the aid of the English. (-lordon
Pasha, otherwise called Chinese (lor-
dnn, was governor general of the Sudan
in 1880. Jan. 96,1885, he was killed
in the Mahdist rebellion at Klurtnm.
After that the Sudan was overrun by
the Mahdists or dervishcs, the trmps
were withdrawn, and upper Egyptms'
abandoned to Its fate. Recent cvrnte
and conditions have induced England
to enter the Sudan again. The Italians
have abandoned Abyssinia. France is
reaching out along the Kongo toward
11111 1311111111 1111111211 and east 11111111111
possessions. France has now Russia at
her back. and France has not forgotten
that the English drove her out of Egypt
in 1801. The new British macesion,
Uganda, and other British territory in
Africa imperativcly demand for their
safety the reconquest of the Sudan, os-
tensibly for Egypt, really for Great
Britain. 1
It is nothing less than the conquest of
the entire Sudan, according to Mr.
White, that is the aim of the British
expedition to Dougola. And when the
Sudan is conquered for Egypt by Brit-
ish troops, it will have to be held for
Egypt by~British troops, and that is an1
other link in the chain which will hold
England in the Nile country apparently
till judgment day.
An English paper thinks the marriage
of Wales' remaining daughter, Princess
Victoria, to William Waldorf Astor
would not be so bad. It declares that
many a royal marriage consummated in
the past few years has been less promis-
ing than a union between a princess
royal “to a man of good physical at-
tributes and moral commercial charac-
ter. ” "Moral commercial character" is
good, very good. The commercial kind
is apparently the morality that counts
with our British brethren. The English.
paper proceeds further to remark that.
the marriage between Astor and the
princess would give the greatest satis-
faction to intelligent people in tho Eng-
lish spanking world. Just so. And the
moaning between the lines is that. the
British people are taxed so heavily for
the support of the queen of England and
11111 multitudinous progeny that they
would not care much whom one of this
progeny of either s11: married, just 1.111 it
was somebody who would entirely sup-
port in sufficiently grand style the given
princess 111' prince. The English news—
paper hastens to add, however, that in
case the princess married Astor of course
Astor would he immediately raised to a
dukcdern. 0h, yrs, of course. And tl‘11111
evcry Briton would be ready to kiss the
boots of the descendant of the old (lor-
1111111 for dealer who came to America a
century ago. 1
A11 desolate as any portion of this
continent are the islands along the New
England coast, spots like Block islan1l1
and the isles of Shoals. th whcn tho
whit11 1111111 came to thoconntry all these
coast islands were thickly covered with
woods. Trees and vegetation grew
abundantly and the soil was snilicirut
to maintain 11111111. Now the islands lll'n
mere barren rock and shifting sands.
There is not 1'11g11tati1111 enough 1111 some 11
of th1-111 to pasture a show. The only
place Wlli’f‘i' anything will grow at most
pl1u‘ 11s 1111 their surface 1'11 wI11 re the soil
has I11111 111111111 ariillcinlly.'l'h11 story 111
tI11111l1l one of mati' 11 grin-1i and 1l11 struc-
tion. T1111 beautiful tr111111 was all 1ut
11111111. 'l‘ht1 winds Ih1 11 had full 111v111p
our the ground an1lcov111'1'1l it. with the
sands of the 1111a and M111 pt the soil MIT
the rocks. A thousand years of in 11'
planting and solinnililng 11111111 111M
scarcely bring back 111111 Islands 111 11111 1
frniInt condition of Iw111111nlnr11111 ago.
'. .1 . .
\l‘hrn 11 11111111117111 new and thinly 1111
llillllli‘il, the 1111111111'11‘11111'| of its Impliliv
lion in 11 discouraging sign. flat when
a country has people 1-111111gh already,
like Ilw most thickly populaicd portions
of 11111 111mb, 11111111111111” 111111111117 of m1
habitnnts In not at all to 111‘ lamented.
Indeed, 1111 the whole, considering the
present financial dcpn-ssion throughout ,
most portions of the civilised workbl
France is rather I11 I111 congratulated on
11111 fact that her population bier-ans
very slowly. It is not more 1111111 and
women the world wants at the entrance
to the twentieth century so lunch as
better man and mm.
a M.“ --..-.1
When may is 1111111111- in 111111 mun-
try. inn-rust rates are high. and when
interest rates are high hers money liners
to as from Europe to 111111- advantage of
11111111. That 111 partly what has molly
brought as gold from nhmsd.
WW... ....1
Li Hung 0111111111 to President (5111111
land: “The reputation of your esteemed
victim 11 widely known throughout its
world "
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newsstand‘ehoieeetenatteraeof
Genaecticut
La'lllldl'y,
meats. and explicit directions .
for putting the ma ac- liavdand street.
mmeeohmteru
.1
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Receiving Baskets, from which
collections are made twice daily,
are at the following places:
BENEDICT, W. A 81 Co., 114
Washington street.
BODWEI.L, H. E., 76 Washing-
ton street.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
South Main street.
GORHAM, E. E., to First avenue,
East Norwalk.
JOHNSON, Edward C., 198 Wash-
ington street bridge
NOACK'S {91111111131 Store, 17 North
Main street.“
PINNEO'S, 49 Wall street, Nor-
walk. '
STURTEVANT'S,
North Main street.
Also at ELM GROVE STORE,
from which a daily Collection, will
be made.
Oar drivers will be glad to call
whenever notified.
11
.112; 1- LADIIFI' 1.110 .1115va
atolls; veers.
,Theecvests are worn with blazers and
other jackets or with open front basquee.
The frontsare stylishly arranged over
linings ilttedby single bustdarts. the
under-arm gorse and French backs being
of lining only The closing is in centre
back with buttons and batttonvholes the
neck being finished with ,closeodtting
stock collars over which ribbon is tied in
a large bow at the back. No. 1 is 1111111.
trated made of embnmlcrcd grass linen
with a green satin stock 1bow at the
neck. Gathers at the top and bottom
gracefully adjust the fulness that fall:
in regular French pinch style. No.2
of sheer batisiu tacked on each side of“ .1
wide bea-plait that is covered with
handsome insertion. The stock bow is
of violet satin ribbon.
No. :1 is of cream satin stylishly
trimmed with joint-of love on each side
of the blouse front, the pattern and
directions for arranging being included
in the pattern. Vests in this style are
very serviceable and lend a pleasing
variety to the otherwise plain 1111111111111.
They can be developed from batiste.
mall, taffeta, organdy,lnwn, nainmk,z
plain and fancy grass linen with Iace.§
embroideryor insertion and ribbon off
any humming 111.101.;
The quantity of material twenty two
inches wide required to make ‘\'11 1, No ‘
2 or No. :1 1111111111111 11 two 111111 1.111141111111111 Co ntracto r3 1
yards, for a thirty-six inch sire, and cool .
and seven-cighibs yards for a founeeu‘
year old sine. ‘
The pattern, which is X11. 1:822, and
retails for twenty-live cents. is cut in
nines for a 32. 311 and 40-inch bust 1111:1111— ‘
are and for missesof fourteen and six»
teen years of age.
EVEIIIO SEI‘I’I I El.
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CMthlsMBllta ourna andaddreee
aadmai ortake to
Starteveat’e Bargain ileau
51 and 53
Connecticut,
Laundry,
llavdand street.
NOTICE
TO1
.
I'll» helm-linen ofII11- Town of Dorian will
nu 1111111 sealed lads lurid 111-I1ing the raster
1111 and pcrforndnftbelau 101' in lmprnviu‘ra
1111111111111Iihe r1101 way .iimillndtuwn of 11111 on
111 tln- turnpike :from ford to llnrien.
immar-unt on said roadway one-hundred
111111.111 neslctlyfronilli11. . l . N. I. .I
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~ ~11l1111'1111i tn.111dapprn11-1I by "IR 1'111111111111'
mt lligtwmi (urinal-«ponds. pursuant to
0111111111" .\\' 11ft1111 I‘nhlh A1ts11fl11'is.
I'il1i1-1~ 141- Mb I giw 1111111 11 pm lineal footul
tat-l mad I «“1111 11111111 191-1 t1~11t.TI1n loan.
through 11- twinlmen rim-rum the right 111
.1111 111111412«11111111114111111 111111111111 of 11-111 im-
|11111~l,.'1ll milliions or 1l1111111tI1111at11 1111 made
1111 the we-Ieriy 1-1111-11-111'1l Improli'1.1111ent 11nd
‘Inla‘liflilllflf 1f1n1r11w-I111il111v11l for if
diminished tel ”19 rah-Mdp11rlineall1111t.
‘ ’II‘ 11 11.11111.11111Ines-«01111111111911 l1111 bond of
“ 11111111 1 11~.r 11-1111 with 11 11 NII'I‘TY. in the 1111111
ntH.411.iotiwmlm‘ictiuunl the Sela-linen.
motlII-aiin 111111.11 Ibo 11'untrait shall I111
awarded tutlu- 1 111.1111. 1111 1111!. when requested
by the Mil-11111011. 111111-1110 1111 agreement to
1- 11111111 111» work a1‘1-1r1li11gt1 111119 plans and
eta-10111111111111.
‘ P title Mill 1-H“ "11 11II1III~ lllllY I19 ‘«will find
11111111111111 attlu- 1‘11 11111-111 1.111.111 I11 llarien.
and at 11111 11111111111“ 1111111g1111111r, W111. ll 1' 111‘ I1-
"11111.1" Mumford.“1111111-1-1-111111111111 11'1II 11111111
1a! “Mr 11fli1‘11itiltari I1 I11 11111111111 bids on the
M111 4111' 111 N'l'll'ful't‘f. 11-111. alum-lock in tho
' aileron-111.
.-ilII1ds 1-l1nul1il-n 111-1 111111111 1111 nah-lope.
and adirmmlth 1‘.ii11‘111-t.-11n1-. First thovl
1111111. [taro-11. PM The H11I1111ltilet1 reserve
11111 11111111 111 r- 1111-1 :1111 .11111I11ll M1111. 11'. 1111111111
11.11111111111 the interest of 111111111111 re- quires It.
11.11-lallla1ie11..\111;u~kt 1‘..- l“"'-.
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dramas 3111 Mr: all! ——-ill
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above pattern at ”0’me
BICYCLE COASTING DANGEROUS
Mm It! Ride" WI!- An ADI b no
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There Is enrnorngwmcrit in pointing out
the Msnf h’m-VIN'H" fhrlrlryrle'. lmual
many hmr simuly min-vi 11.41 111mm and . "1' I“ 1',” .'l‘l1.Il
1 .1 . 1 11. \\A“:':li-I.lilii'.
refrain from the martin. Ibo-r thunder A MA 1““. bole-'imcn.
the tulle-cl 11111111 linear what 11 1111111111111an ii ‘ 111 t as
is 11.1 1111111 11111th from 11111 pvviale 1111111111 ,
they mum in a long hill and run swiftly
down Without any elorturr their part. This 1, Tlilli’l‘lZI‘ZS'l‘ll AN .\ l'Al.
dong" 11111- 111 ml ledngalrlr 111 grt the1 fee-t C
111111111 111 1‘1“""“" ""‘" "’“"‘ . PEACH FESTIVAL
111111111 I11 111111111" "wily, in 171-1 it 1-1
Broad River Sunday School
mm" mmrry t111i11sn1 N11 lriry'rlv' can
I111 mntrollflf unless the IM am 11111111-
petiole.
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1111111 V1 terror to 111 rider. and materially ' '
when traversing 71111-11. with which he I11 TUESDAY RN” "(DNESDOV
11.11 entirely 111111111» 1.11 ry prwantim 1‘11111111111.
sh-mhl Ir 11-111! lagoon! mind Ila-v Ila
public Ms been evartlnl try the nus-Mur- SCOTCMOIf l5 and lo.
I of thclf1v.l11hr1 ltrttrnnl but. whoever A liltlawm . ,0 pen”
1 found In 1111 11111 11111-111111-1111111111111111111111 rm
fwrimiaiy 111,111va 1111.17 liar human 8
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TI" 111111111111 111141111111 11111 L11I~I Run-I I111 a
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.pnrtment.
“comprises French, German‘ English and
"home manufactures, in all the popular
1
TTHI
BOSTON STO
lemelli'e Greatest Store. IOIVIMII, 001111.
N. Y. OFFICE. 442 BROADWAY
OPENING SALE OF
FALL NOVELTIES
Saturday, September IZth.
New Jackets, New Capes, New Dress Goods, New
Blankets, New Hosiery, New Underwear, New
Gloves, New Ribbons, Etc.
Every day brings the newest fall styles to this store; all the capriccs oi fashion that
will find favor with the people can be found here much cheaper than elsewhere. Look
before you purchase. The more you examine, the more you will be convinced that we
E
Advertisers Only of hair.
lead in styles and m bargain prices.
BUY WHILE THE ASSORTMENTS ARE
COMPLETE
And get the best.
DRESS GOODS.
The largest and best assorted stock
ever seen in these parts. Increamd
space for the season devoted to the de-
Over 150 feet of counter
Our stock of nearly 2,000 pieces
2.111 yard Special price, l2léc. ~1lgra1l11s, $1,111.02, 12 50, 1'2. 75 upto sin
2 gross dressing combs, sold by most' per pair.
dealers at 50c; our sale price is 251:. A few lengths 0115c organdios and
{100 boxes extra quality writing paper, dimities, to close,pcr yard, 0o.
envelopes to 111atcl1,valuo, 1711 per box,
10,. llOSlEltY AND UNDERWEAR.
space. .
RIBBO‘W' 1‘10 1101,1111 men's wool hose, regular
We have just purchased, at about half value 101.1. Just fora leader, not more
regular price, 100 pieces satin and gran than 11 pairs to a customer, per pair,
grain ribbons. all in popular micro, and l2'._.’c.
all perfect Goods will be on sale Sat- Ladies' hem y ileeced black hose, bal-
urday. and we would advise you to take brlggan and fancy boots, regular price
of the market. advantage of this great sale. Nos. l2 from the to" do; for this opening sale
As a starter for the season we place 011 and Ill.111 .111 colors regularly sold at only, per pair, 121.11.
sale, Saturday, 100 pieces of the well 'ch and 230 per yard, at 12} :1. Ladies' heavy fleeced Egyptian ribbed
known Jamestown suiting. in Diagonal BLANKETS AND convon'rnums. i X9“”"d I’m“ 111111171111. W “mm”
surges, and bench: two-toned effects 11t"'
301: per yard. intended to be sold at 11011.‘
100 pieces fancies and plain serges at
50c. A great leader at this price, and
well worth 750. Other values at 5011,61»,
7513. up to $1.75 per yard.
NECK BOAS. ETC.
Fall importation—100 extra long and
full eoque feather boas, at. 300 each.
Better grades at lll‘le, $1.98 $2.10 and
weaves and colorings. Among the lot
will be found the celebrated Priestly and
gold medal makers,eonsidered the. cream
These cool nights suggest warm covor- Misses‘ fleeced ribbed vests and pants,
ing. We have just what you need, and per garment 240.
guarantee that you can save money by Boys“ wool pants, sizes 4 to ll, extra
making your purchases here. Our 111ot~ , value, 7101: pair.
,to ill. as it always has been, “To (.iivel Men's fall noeltwear, all new, 250.
jThe Best Goods For he Least Money“!
2.1casea Comfortab 11 Prices till, 980,! LADIE. ' FALL GLOVES.
31'2"”? to“ "0' i Guaranteed in every particular. 50
SPECIAL INBLANKETS. ,donim in white and leading fall color
2 1.1. ings, absolutely the biggest bargain of
300 yards fancy headed and jet trim- .30 pairs 11-4, full size, and best of all, the unitary. real value, 11. 50; our price,
mings, all new and very stylish. worth fall mine, at ‘1'1'1: per pair. Iltheri per pair, $100.
THE BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CONN
TELEPHONE OALL, 58.2
Important Questions Answered!
At
Sey-
mour’s
1“,
3 High Grade Toas,ie all the name indicates—sim-
Where can I obtain the finest Gilt Edge Cmam- 1
ply perfect?
ery Butter in town.22c1b;5lbe for $1.00? 1
9 A full line of the Ferris 11111111111113.1111, Bone -
1 _ ‘ 1 ' ' ? )
Borden s Extract] of belles, for picmcs, etc ‘ ’ less Bacon, etc. The finest to be secured?
Delicious Java and Mocha Coffee. the finest;
goods possible to obtain" 1 Fauiianhite Full Cream Cheese, Old English
1 .
by Philadelphia Cream,h'enfchatel?
H‘Not hot cheap, but how'good. We can serve you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.,
80. NORWALK.
1.5
THERE ARE OTHERS
Who sell 11711111511111.1111: know, but 11111112 who sell at our prices. We don't
expert you to believe this till you prove it by a 11th order at our store.
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