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New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to day promises to be generally
cloudy and unsettled. with slight temperature
change. preceded by rain and followed p1 1.2151111?
, hr clearing. Tomorrow it pro111lsos to be
partly cloudy to lair and cooler. followed by
~ rising temperature.
W ____.-
Thermometer Record
fl’hehiahest point 01 the thermometer for
' the twenty-four hours ending at 1100:. today
was 7! decrees above zero: 1owest. 511 degrees
above
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
. Sunrises sun sets 111.11.11.19 Lowtids
at 5:411 at 11:41 at 14:11) 11:68
i « is: 11— ~~~
Lack of Schoolhouse Room.
At the opening of the public school
' your in New York city it was found
, that thercuwprc 80,000 children apply-
:21 lag to: entrance who could not get in.
There was not schoolhouse room for
them. They are thus left. to roam the
‘ streets and become vagabonds and crim-
' inals when they and their parents really
7 denim that they should become intelli-
gent citizens If there is one right a
child has, it is to secure a good common
school education. It is as much 11 hu-
man» being‘sright as light and air and:
Water are his right. When a child is
_ . ' turned away from school incense there
" , is not desk room for it, it is n signthcr
ia‘somothing atrociously wrong.
New York city is by no means alone
in this criminal lack of schoolhouse
- " room. The like condition cxlsts to a
- greater or less degree in many of the
larger cities. It is not the fault of the
school authorities. They have used all
the money they had to build houses as
rapidly as they could. We have men-
tioned the fact in order to show that
here is the opportunity cl their lives for
men of wealth. lrslead of spending
$50,000 or $100, 0.0!! for a tomb or men-
I 1 unreal, let them make their home cities
, aprescnt of a schoolhouse and leave a
. monument that will to impcrlshable. 111
x“ the name of humanity and civilimtion,
’ let the coming American citizen have a
_,chanoe to learn to read and write.
A breathless world \vnlts still {or the
dead sure facts of that great conspiracy
which the London Scotland Yard dc-
; teotives claim to have unoarthcd—that
diabolical plot which was to blow not
"only the czar of Russia out of the
world, but even the Prince oi Wales, ii
1 not the aged and beloved queen of Eng-
' land herself, and 'on the strength of
which Tynan, the American citizen,
“arrested at 11011103110; Edward Boll,
another American citizen, at Glasgow,
y’while two other alleged conspirators,
Kearney and Wallace. were captured at
Rotterdam. The b‘cninns may be bad
enough. but it is yet to bcrccordcd that
theyhavo any sympathy with the ni-
hililtl of continental Europe, or any
- Iplte at any czar. English papers have
freely asserted that it meant death for
111511111111 he once could be brought to
, Raglan], but that would involve prov-
his Tynan really had a hand in the
Pineal: park murder of Burke and Lord
.Predcrick Cavendish in lrclund a down
: years ago. The convincing evidence
tthllis the tact Tynan hacso
finely claimed he had a hand in that
atrocious deed? It is not like persons who
help with such dastardly and bloody
men to openly mimit it. They would
in more apt to maintain eternal silence.
‘ thblecngagcd 11‘. the foul murder oi
Int. Cronin in Chicago harm done.
What live (armors can do even in
hard times has been illustramd this an-
Mn by the success of the agricultural
flint Waverly, N .1. T1111 display of
kit and dairy products was made most
Wye, games and racing contests
.mlly worth looking at were intrtxluerul,
and the affair was advertised far and
w The result was a groatercwd, and
the stockholders oi the company got 9
. with bretelles and sleeves, being of the
- government must hold Spain to a full
Patteratwywhiohwem
matteourlsdyreadeumct'tbeir
very newsstand choicest- natterns ct
garments. .ll‘allaud explicit directions
tor putting together the garments no-
GEM
Fancy French plaid of dark blue,
brown, corn and: yellow is here associat-
narrow bands of beaver fur. The titted
waist is made of velvet, and closes with
buttons in centre back. The full front,
plaid, The full front is cut square at
the neck, disclosing a yoke of velvet,
the lower edge being gathered full at
the waist line. The brotcllos are notch-
ed as rovers and extend- over the
waist line in back, lid/lids oi‘
beaver trimming the edges as shown
shown. A close fitting collar finishes
the neck. The full leg-o'-111utt011 sleeves
are shaped with one scam, the tops
being gathered and the wrists completed
with during cuffs of velvet edged with
far. A crush belt of velvet is tied in a
knot at the left side. Waists in this
style admit of a variety of combinations,
and can be worn with skirts to match
or contrast as desired. It may form
part of a costume of serge, camel's hair,
crepon, cheviot, cashmere or mixed
fancy woolens, and be united With silk,
satin, velvet, plaid or striped fabric 111111
decorated with any preferred garnitnre.
The quantity of 41— inch wide
rcquhod to make this waist for a miss
ten years old is 1‘, yards; fora four-
teeu- year- -old size, '2. yards; for a six-
teen-yenr-old sizc, 2'4 yards.
The pattern, which is No. (111511.111111
retails for twenty -iivc cents, is cut in
sizes for ten, twelve, fourteen and six-
teen year- -old sizes.
EVENING SENTlllEL
GO U PO N.
Entitling to one Pattern. any size. oi No.
l'1'li'1.1‘
Out this out. 1111 in your nameandaddresa
and mail or take 1 tto
Sturtevant's Bargain House
Nun:
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PATTERN No. 111511 SIZE—Wm
This coupon and 1') cents l secure
above pattern at titurtevant' s. orth Main
and Ann streets. South Norwalko
The horrible fate of Charles Govlu.a
citizen of the Unitul 51111111, in (‘ 111111 is
5mm thing for Width 11111 (Join 11 States
reckoning. Here are 11111 plain facts as
given by oyowltncssrs: Young Gavin,
11 duly accredited corrcspondcnt of the
Jruwksonvlllv (Film) liqm1tor-Dcn1ocrat,
with dot-111110111111 1111 his person showing
such to be the (1115111, visited the army of
the Cuban ruvolutionlsts in pursuit of
his vocation, a peaceful mummbatant.
While acting in this capacity he was.
captured July 9 by the Spanish (1111011111
Ochoa. lnsurgcutt1 concealed in the
bushes near by saw young (.‘rovln display
a white handkerchief, surrender himself
to Ochoa and show his papers as a cor-
rospondcut. Those Ochoa threw upon
the ground and gave an order. Thcn,
still in sight of thoconccalcd insurgents,
tho unarmed American citizen who had
s111'r11111lr-1'od was ticd to a trco and hacked
to pieces with Spanish machctcs. Will
the American people submit to this?
Mexico, too, has her independence day,
and it comes on Sept. 10. ()11 that day,
111 11510, Futhcr Hidulgo, a young priest
who passionately loved liberty, pro-
claim 11 from his pulpit rebellion against
the cruel yclm oi Spain. 1111 not only
proclaimed liberty. but 1101111ng to tight
for it. lie armed a low iollowvrs and
sturtcd the battle for freedom. He was
captured and died ihcdcath of a martyr,
being shot by court martial order
June 90,1811. Ills head, and the
heads of three other patriots slain with
him, Were exposed 1111111113111 upon pr111s.
But they only kindled more 111 rc11ly 111(-
ilrcs of rebellion, and Mexico at length
became independent in 1824. But the
Mexicans do not celebrate their 111111--
pcndcncc day with noise and gunpmvdcr
explosions. as we do. Their idea of a
good time is to have ccckiights and mu-
sic
In the German military evolutions
the corps of bicycle riflcmcn was 11111111
to cover the mock retreat of the cavalry-
1111111, with what cillclcncy it will talu-
lurther experimenting to determine.
. withtbtmaunttlwotlebnmllamr}
. swam
' soaps and soaps
but only one
Sunlight,
Soap
which is the soup of
soaps and washes clothes
with less labor and great-
er comfort.
Makes homes brighter
Makes hearts lighter
1
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material 1
edwith blue velvet, and trimmed with ‘ ,
Connecticut
Laundry,
Haviland street.
Receiving Baskets, from which
collections are made twice daily,
are at the following places:
BENEDICT, W. A 81 Co., 114
Washington street.
BODWELL, H. E.,76 Washing-
ton street.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
South Main street.
GORIIAM, E. E., 10 First avenue,
East Norwalk.
JOHNSON, Edward C., 198 Wash-
ington street bridge.
l’INNEU'S, 49 Wall street, Nor-
walk.
STURTEVANT'S, 51
Norxb Main street]
Also at ELM GROVE STORE,
from which a daily collection will
be made.
'Our drivers will be glad to call
whenever notified.
1;;
and
53
Connecticut
1 Laundry,
llavdand street.
HALE’S
Cures all colds, 251', 111 your drug
gisis
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
'l’l111l.i111'11ll1 tit-1mg" Warehouse
11 1 W111. 1.'lz1- 11t. 111 u 1111111~s11111h
11f \\1111l1111y..t11l11~11111i in tin1 lily
111 111111111111-11111111111. 11-1 now open [or
the riolnue 11!
Household Furniture, Planos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For 1111] pr1rtlc1—1ll1.1:.:1.iho111lrc at tho
11lll1'1-11i
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
7111'A15111NG'1‘0N S'l‘lil'll'l'l'.
151111111 11.11.111.111.
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' normal. colts.
N. v. 01111102.“: BROADWAY
FALL OPENING
...O!'...
The Popular Store.
Millinery!
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26,1896.
The Following Telegram Explains Itself: '\
THE POSTAL COHPMS ”I" RCACHES ALblMRORTANT POINTS "I THE ”"1760. STATES hND BRiTlSli AIERICA,
AND via COMMERCIAL CABLES, TO ~ILL THE WORLD.
The Big Vlhite Store.
Dress Goods, Jackets, Capes and
I
is a very happy man.
Recently he was joined in this country -
by his three children. where he had not,
won tor nearly four years T have
been with relatives during that law in
Cologne. their birth . while the
lather has been 111 ing a home for
them in America
Begum, widowed. left his little ones
to seek fortune here. Having flourished,
he wrote to those who had the children
in care. 1
”Send Nicola and Anna and Eliza to
me."
So the three were shipped to their in-
ther and arrived in New York on the
steamer Soutlrwark. This traveling pu-
ty was personally conducted by Nicola
who has reached the mature age 01 11
years. He is a towhcadcd. rosy checked,
bright eyed youngster. He was warmly
dressed in rough but serviceable clothes.
His sisters are as much like him as
; three peas—tovyheadcd, rosy checked.
Annals 7 ”are old andrEliza’ years.
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Thclr curls hang to their necks, and
they wore capes of blue cloth and skirts
of stout goods.
It has 11111-11 said they were "shipped"
hither. Securely tied in a buttouholc of
each child’s clothes was a tag whose
wording was varied only by the child's
name:
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“11119 child, Nicola Begassc, is going
to Lorenz Bogassc, No. it llallam place,
011 Harvest avenue, Batavia, New
York."
Ouc'SpeciaI Run for This Week in Lace Curtains.
We have bought 5110 pairs of 1.1113 curtains 11cm :1 party who needed n111nc,. it is needless to
we buughtlhcm cheap, and that we care gomg 10 51:1! 111cm 111i 1:111: up We shall's' :11 you
$9.51) lr1sl1l’uin1s tor $6. 51) 2 $3 00 Nottingham 111ml 111115111 for
5.1.111 lirislh [1:1111115 {gm 5"“; 4.511 Nottingham l’oint ll'eslu‘it for
:35 12:1" P321555: :30 3 511 Nottingham Point lJ'csprit for
11 ' . , ..
5 50 Tambour l1cm51111:11cvl, for 3-50 2'75 Nourngham P1511thior
5. 25 Noiimghum film I) esprit for 298 “5 Nottingham 1‘“ch for
You never saw 5111.111 a bargain bulorc. Come early and get the choice ones.
4
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IMPORTED
Holland.
ll is guaranteed full cream, and it is the leading brand in the market.
France.
'1‘111151- 11'111-1111'11 i-vers 11! 1111: 141111111111: Sucictc Roquefort can depend on golf-i111; tbs
Switzerland.
llc:111qu;u'1crs for the pure 511.1155 cheese.
American.
11'111111 White Full Cream, Nculczhrtcl
in 111111111);
1; 11111111:
Ennlish “.111 v, l’mr [\1111',i1 Philadelphia Cream
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 51:.
D I , c O I
say that
CHEESE! CHEESE! CHEESE!
The celebrated "V1111 Ro-ssen lirat" brand of Edam Cheese is recognized throughout the world as the fines
ar1i1'l1t
Club ”111158
Our 1.1111y 11111 1511;;1 C1c.1u11:1y Butler 1111: pounds for one dollar. The boat goods 4111112111wa pnccs.
SO. NORWALK.
Those tags were the passports that
earth d tl111111 safely to tlrcirdcstination,
although the childrrgl' s helplessness in-
sured tlurn 1-V1~ry k111d11c1-s and attcn-
tiuu. T111 y w1- r1- 1111.1 ths of 11111 passen-
g1 rs on i1111tiouil1wnrk.Tl1c officers 1111
Ellis island took the best care of them,
and one of Uncle Sam's employees in
uniform and brass buttons was glad to"
play nurse and put the children in a
N1 \1' York Umtrul train, handing them
over to the conductor' s care.
\l hile Nicola appreciated those atten-
tions 1111 did not need them. When seen
on Ellis island, he was lugging to the
boat a huge valise, into which all three
of the tiny globe trottcrs might have
been tightly packed—New York World.
2-75
2.25
1.98
1.49
1.25
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Song 0! the Lioness. 1
Funny Locke Mackenzie has a Rus-
sian story, “Tho 1.111111 Duchess and the
Lion Tilllfl‘l‘," 111 St. Nicholas. Hero is
the tzuucr’s account of one of his pets:
"The lluncss is Pasha,” he said,
“Ito's wife, and she is a great scold.
Slu- growls and worrics at Leo all the
1111111. b‘omotirnos she even slaps him
with bar paw and snarls at him, but to
the baby lions Puska is vory gentle and
kind. She sings to them softly, and
licks tin-lr smooth little lit-ads with her
11'11rrnt1111guc, and they snuggle up to
lu~r 1111111151111, until they fall fast- asleep.
Sln' always sings 111115111110 lullaby song. ”
1111 closed his eyes and dropped his
11111111 low1-r over his hand.
When Kivn. tlm big sunk-1, swallows tho sun.
Tin-11, oh, my 11111111111, the long day is done. '
Yellow and burning. so the day dim,
Drowsy lids, drowsy 1111.11, cluso ovrr eyes.
1511111), 11111111. while puzthor pure,
dict-u. 11111111. cubkln of hers.
L111 low, 1111111111 and rest,
811.1111, now, Ixurtlur knows best.
“That. is Puskn‘s song, ”' he said.
“131113 it again,” bogged the little
duchuss, 11111' eyelids dropping down over
111111 brown eyes, and Ivan sang:
Burr my heart. beat for you. small whclp of
mint-
All 0! 11111'111111-111 1r surely is thine.
Hoar Nana, the night hawk call as bodicsl
Drowsy 111111, drowsy lids, close (Nor eyes.
Eileen, slurp. etc.
‘ ‘0111111 n1cr11, please." she said dream-
llr'rr.‘
JUST A FEW
Hart 5 all we have 11! those dcbcious (11111111 (ingcsfl .‘1 lb c1111
Bartlett 1’ 1:113. .411 can choice lruii‘, bmvy 5111-5111 531111) at
IOCA Can
’uy :11! you want for the winter, we can‘t get any more at
1111111.
SOME Pmcls WORTH REMEMBERiNG,
OCTOBER 5th l0 lOtl‘l.
G M Rundl0,Su.rct.1r)
‘ 11111 uw '1
anbury Fairll
Mondaytc Saturday
Read
The
SeuuneH
There are many actors in whats lilo.
1
5 lb slum: put assorted '11:“), :3 Cir. 3 0.1115 L. J pca',
" “ " “‘ prcsrrvcsz, 25 1:15 4 “ tomatoes,
1 “ " “ " " 10 1:15 3 “ pumpkin,
Swuct 1111111111131, per puck 15 cls 4 “ swcct com,
10 lb kit mackerel, 93 cts "' 111 1111'. oatmeal,
2 11) can corned bccl’, 17 1'15 5 “ best rice,
2 " “ roast “ 11) etc 6 “V best starch,
3 “ box gloss starch, 15 cls 6 “ soda cracker»,
Alaska salmon per 1: u, 12 cts' 5 “ ginger snaps, 1
5 lbs washing soda, 5 cls 5 “ lcmou cakes,
1!” lb Lubs,‘1‘.lc lb.
:11 1.25 per barrel.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
as AND :17 1111111111 craze-.1 uonwam.
Bust Cruuucry Butler in 10 and
Maud 8.1’10111‘, 55.- per
\
South Norwal
ily. H1111 head rested against the white
boarsklu and her dark lashes touched
her chm-k. llali’ u11d11rl1is brunt-11, softly,
slecpily, 1111 11rurmur1rl it:
When the night falls, come the stars one by
or 0'
Flnflio; find and the little mice run.
As lion-111, tho l111-1.1tl1 passes 1111 cries, ;
Drowsy lids drowsy lids. close over oycs.
Sim.- p. sleep, etc. ‘
Medicine In Verso norm.
There are boys and girls who are al-
ways borrowing trouble. It tl111rois a
storm, they are certain the lightning -
will strike t11111n.aud they" worry so
much about their lessons that they
really don’t have time to get them.
And they are so frctiul and full of com-
plaints that it is hard for their lriends
to get along with them. For such boys
and girls afamous German poet has
some excellent medicine. It is put. up
in the form of a neat little stanza,
which may be easily carried around.
Here it is: ;
What I don‘t 6130
Don't trouble me. p
And gvlmt I no.
fight “trouble [no
I not know
That it must be do.
u-Uhiongo Record.
‘ Longer nan a M
Little Edith was playi in the yard.
Suddenly she ran into tho"0l1,
1111111111111,” said she, “I saw a great long
snake in the yard " “How long?” 11x-
claimed momma. "A footlong l’ “011,
longer than that. Italians log8 long!"—
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