.mnm.m
Ivory product of sold alone tut year was
*‘_ brought public sympathy to the
m w thcr and trusts
prevail. the winds
Thuosdnr. fair.
"'1!“ "id (for It
flow" In tho westrm
' tandoori Friday. warm-
hi: to party cloud
1 winds. folloucd II
when: districts II
V...“ w- ...._.L..
_ . ltir'mmorrow.
. I Etch this Low thle
tutti _ ll:
1900 there should boo
at addition to tho
. The increasing
ntllnnd nationsmith
thoir mentors wars
m creates an anor-
m Wins demand for
'wtin of acid produced
. pastor than thin con—
demsnd. then sold
.,”v'alno. sodium 01 it
. in‘oxc'bango for com-
v would cause a general
wall along the line. If. on
M the Inpply of gold
W3 with tho loom-using
We! articles uIIuIlIII toil
' would remain station-
I! the gold supply toll cvcn
, oi wanting the growing
his or some gold Would br-
. and more valuable Thom
ht mush of it to go around.
'& It would ho in briukcr doo-
tlirmioleo exchanged tor a.
a little o! it would buy moro-
nlittult or labor and price:
i;-
d commodities is high
in room and low ovbIIu unlit
. Following tho oxli‘uoroii-
‘Mfliofl in California and
It IMIMII and tho yI-nroo Illlr
wounding tremendous quan-
tho willow mortal warn thrown
mo market. 'i‘hvrn followed
; rim in prim: oi oommooiitiob.
than they ovum anorII. Ilium
Milton wont down.
m that price: will riac.
7' m Prion. iisuri and
' will hats onto good odour.
. in moved tumult in the
”twitch!“ «tall
aa‘ant III tannins no
mot on: military
in no Urinal tum
‘mtouneumnrinomnm.
‘ they took our tin list at our [old
‘uriksr.
" menu in thin country will and tho or:
. can.
I; resonanooo. Next year It will not im-
fprobably roach $300,000,000. . '
'1th the minors are not put! honest,
win-Inna provai‘.’
um valuablo in comparison
at gold went up and that at
not miner of Minolta, tho,
Wand other lucallllou
”loud the nation» with
main perhaps. it out a
m Wu mus out oi
lulu was a part at mm
flotation III the am oi
It matron tho loom
' flirtation mind concord
“no «soy non-ole III the
Hormonal-limitations
W'
‘l‘bo mm who warn said last
world must «on mm urban
the monsoon at tho brat odour export-
tortion of the sugar trust as wall as
been at home ”00.090300 a year in
Both results will be a bi!
achievement
The world's product of [old in 1873
was ”0.200.000 and or silver 881.000.-
!IW: total summon». The Vbrlti'l
minimum. and on. .yaq will be about
The rm that have come out since
the strike have convinced the public
fair prices for their labor. and. In ad-
dition.vrverc cheated out of much they
earn by defective weighing and the
company stores. Such facts have
workers.
It Is strange that while this country
is so for advanced in electric rail-
ways it should be behind Europe in
the pneumatic lubc'system of tmns~
muting messages and small packages.
Sumo oi’ the large citieo of Europe.
such as lamina, Liverpool. Birming-
ham. Paris andBerlin. have been pro-
vided with pnuematic tubes for meso-
anxes for Iorty years. and they ’carry
an immense business. ’
An article in a gastronomic magn-
zlno Is devoted to thoughts on carving.
The main idea In that boys of a
proper size should be carefully III-hool—
cd in carving. Few men are skilled
in the art. though all are KF‘ompcllod to
practice It. To the export, curving to
merely a pleasant automatic exercise.
"What shall we say." remarks the
writer, “of that wonderful being who
can carve and tell a good story III the
some time?" Little can be vxpccted
at him except that be is extremely
scarce.
The trial and conviction of "Jack"
O'Neil. of thlburne lI‘alls. Mass” for
robbery and murder of'Mrs. .‘olcClouoI.
are exciting wide-spread interest
throughout the whole of New England.
O'Neil was a perfect type of the vil-
lage hoodlum. lie was never known to
work when he could help it, living
mainly on the earnings of his mother.
a hard working washer erinlui and
spending most of his time in tho vii.
logo saloons. Every village unfortuc
nutciy. can furnish examples oi such
worthisu no'cr-do-ovells. They form
the roiuse slag oi the population.
which not only intlu to respond to civ-
Itizlng lntlucncoa. but which docs
largely to the mailing of criminals and
paupcrs.
Russia. according to the “want cen—
sus returns, has a population clone to
one hundred and thirty millions. about
canal to that oi any other three Euro»
noun Stator. Halt II estuary ago its
people uumburod very noouriy what
ours do now; that Ill they boom 5qu
doubled in that porlod. 'l‘IIolr advance
to civilization in that Interval hail
boon rapid and It too Ill some particu-
lars nupcrior to that ol womb of our
southern or Wo-toru status. no
While (Jana, unpuuhohsd nourdcwru
or iyabloiull being tolerated amonu
them. it but a loan marmos-
baton-s It no to roach the high-
ur levels of civilisation and put
Ito Inhabitants on a par with those oi
Francs or Harmony; but It In on tin:
road. and Inciting on tho whole nullit-
iactory broom. Altar tho Uultod
m it In tho pronto-Iowa and vital
nation in the world “Mini. and with
tho Implant poutbtlloloa III powsr and
annotation baton it.
o
mama». Will Willa poop
HIM Tilt ”It-Mt. loo
Wuwmthobalanmnudbr
them-rm. myflwuotrold
MIMWMIIW tbs greats“
work" arc the moat sensitive or W
(lanai-at Booth 'l‘ucloor'n proton tor
tho damnation at tho labor at the con»
cutout Iii-trusts to an wlo-ultural rall—
Ion. wharo arch of tho amiarantn Ioluoll
he traualornood Irolua dependant upon
rails! to a Ianduwuoor. will be worth a
dams thou Ibo ball ultilua that It
will sort. provision that it in «atrial
to a mnoslul mutation. liar II
than any mot can“ to boo autumn
bailout tho prototlltty at a Nonmtul
continuum. in "it‘ll author. the plan
prom the bottom of IMO aerosol
strap trail and tho subdivided into
tram tram. which is duo mm at
“month Weill“ hr tu~
pounds occur-try Intact. a shoal! apron
oithotmotsionthosoals-panm
repmont voryims quantities or it in
the are or bullion out in the works.
the balaucas roads tor this "sold
and tor commercial work, and. in tact.
no more accurate than those employed
sy many scientists. homo Idea oi their
scourscy and sensitlvonau can be ob-
tained by the. following experiment:
‘ A piece of ordinary white paper the
dos at a court In cordially truism and
than a short pencil mark is drawn on
It and the paper is rswelghed. This
second walghing ,wiil dlilcr from the
Int by just the weight of the graphite
left by the pencil mark. it we is
alien and the. balances are In perfect
Idiuatmeut, the result will always be
the same. no matter how may times
the paper without the pencil mark and
the paper with It be weighed. The two
welshlngs always differ by just the
some amount, and that is the added
weight of the graphilo. 0! course
such balances. require the [realm
rare, for they easily get out 0! order.
and when once disarranxed. there is
no tellingfhow long it may-take to not
about adjusted again. It may be two
minutes. and it may be two hours.
tome good armors say that it is im-
oosslbie to work successfully with
'gold balances" unions one phonemes
I large stock of patience and profanity.
From what I know of skilllul assaycrs,
i should any that this to approximately
Li'ue.~—Chicazo Inter Ocean.
LIKE “THE maroon."
A Former Find- on In Pool stories That Ila
Ilu Dreamed.
A dispatch from Klrkwood, N. Y.. to
.bc Baltimore “American." says that
William Hill, a farmer living a low
hilt-s from that village, In an easy—
going. national-fact man, who de~
Iolcs his attention to the farm. and
luring his waking moments can talk
of little cisc than the products of the
land.
When he is nalosp. however. a curi-
ms thing occurs. For some time Hill
ins told his family that he has dream-
ed oi stories that would discount any-
:hlna heretoiore published. but be in-
variably forgot them on awakening.
lie. however. conceived the idea of'
placing a writing material by his boob
side. and when he dropped off to sloop
his mind was Impressed with tho
thought. that whatever he dreamed
must be written down. At first there.
was no result; than on uwnkenlug In
tho morning he would find a low in-
distinguishable marks on the paper.
Now. however. ho has auroral limos
Irlnud to find the putt tlliI-II with it
Ihorl story. Those to whom the man-
IsI-rlpt has boon uhown pronounce II
"it unusual mom, and of a utrlctly urigs
Inul utylr. llill In his waking Ino—
Izionts can not recall a bar of IIIII
:Imohu-ltona, and reads tho nianuaI-rtpv
with internal. Whiloo IW iii a man of
little collocation, tho sketches are well
written
Puyohnloglais who havo heard of the
caste puilll to this fact on a dcmoualra—
:ton that the man has two abduct per-
mnalitics.
,.
A WATCH'S PECULIAR VALUE.
It lloolaoood Imwooonlouo Actors Who-II
'l'hooy Waco lloord "I.
III Naoio. oilrootlor at a Parisian thctl‘
tor, had II allvor watch which. though
lit'ill’ III lit) tram-oi. had in tho bonnie III
too not leIoI savod its owner II anus tor-
luuo. lie was rich. and Willi known
to be on throughout thoI thsaIrII-al
world and his opportunitiou at making.
Insult loans to Impovorlahood actor»
Worn uutlc unrivaled. Tho artist
would illille hia case, and tho great man
Wtillill llatun aympulbstlcully. "Ah."
ho would any. "that II and. very tutti
Would I could help you. but i'va hm
made some heavy paymenta, and huvu
oxI‘I Ion iramo about me. lint hold.
my friend. but: no thin watch. Toke
It. Truly II .3 not touch. but it in all
I how.“ i socially. oi course. the bi-
ior Who ‘1! blamed; but It by i‘itwllii‘l!
It wua. fwd” continuum “And hung
one the i .o what to-umouw. I‘ll I'o-
damn i .' om puuumlucr In Polls
Would . .I? mum .huu h [ration on it.
u. N. i rid-II .‘Iortvorutl It without
atrium: t“ an' o. wt forth! for
the alum”! u-IvIIIII uosr amtnwvi’htla-I
lilllhhiu ur‘t‘b I.
. «mm...
'flm MINI. I‘Ma It TMIIIII
Torch. «Iowodi‘l to thono who have
trtvw 1%"th Ilia Stator. hoot Mimi
tutor ovum 'I’II’: tlhnatu in lurid Li ire
tho hoot It. ooohtonl. notions. and Itriou:
ll till the mount. ..
ilonvluu torts uh tho man In lhla
than Following duo abulu chug Id ll
wagon worrying a iii! We. in which
clondhonooln urn Wt ill tho darlhuo.
the dim, oi mum ‘ null to nut-l:
IIIIIIIIvIAIIrtuoqun. M tho broom
m mount out and that convict! along
on It» can *l‘lor chain may brooch»
it!
Io
you; 'it' is just no good or bet.‘
once a. famous loud With
tertoday than over Why
let prejudice‘ stand in the
why of its use; vvhcu you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30¢ per box. 'I‘
Remember the. phone, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
0
E
Gemstoclo, Watklns
8o Duo»,
in WASHINGTON srnsnr.’
l
.3
INTIRTAINIW I,
Hov'r's TH tam:
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
saturdoy. Sept. lo.
Direct Ir om an absolute common of Now York
‘ The most succcaaful and most humor:
‘ can play ol'ttsu nonunion.
Never. .
Again ..
“A Hint at Fun."«N. Y. llcrsid.
For tron nights New York laughed at It as
It never laughed bl‘flirt‘.
,lI‘m- ilIrIIo mouth» Chicago root-lobed the
New Y ork I:.sughtor
AlilllllLlAVl‘ ("IiI'IIiltllIl OF 'l‘Al.lI'..'~
TR!) FARI‘EUIIS
and all the necessary atago surrounding-I
and nmoicgarnituro which characteriimi
t‘he "production for its!“ nights in Now
or .
opera IIoII“ gum.“
us I»; SIM” ONLY.
Saturdry, Sept. lo.
.‘IIIWEIIQI Mutton-II tor luoiics and children.
SA'lilYItiMY AFTERNOON. ,
at 2 o'clock.
atone: I.‘e‘rtraowo
’ Big Spectacular
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
'I'IlI-l BAHNI‘M Ul" THEM ALI.‘
I'noler thIInI'auquInIIInI of .\l. P. l. l' C III
I'II'I MENAVOMEN ANIH‘I‘IIIIDIII‘ZN - ”III
linublu Hanoi and IlrI-lI‘IIntru.
I’ll final I‘ upspnny‘ A Grant i‘ IIIol‘
IWII 'IIIIIIIIIIII‘ Inn Marks” I'Irlmltltl QIIIII‘
IIII' African MnIIIIIIIIII I‘iuynfl' Saxophone
IIIIIItlIoclIcquIIII I'Inyv‘r» Ilonlolo ”our
inl' IIIII- II IIIIII \\ In“ IIIIIIIIIrII' l-ihunlvru
I-lI A pm it ol‘iiI-nIIiI'Io-Illnuoilmnnola Nun
Song» Now IlahII .' \I- IIv .‘oluaor Htl‘l’y
thins: Now A IIIIrlIuI-i III ItomItt’IIIl I~r-I II
I ry‘ I' IItnII I’II tillifl‘ "Illlli' in tho south
IIIVII'II \aI-Ionsiuu “Ilsogrhloolml :I‘IIIIIIII I'II
rmia IIZvor iIIv‘IIIi 'I'Ion “It-IIIIII' Mani“
ling». II stain III I iotolimr I’rio-IN I‘upuiur'
II.\'IIIIIIIIIpriIIv-. ‘..‘.‘I no and ’I.IolI Minion-r
I'm-.m- ITIIIIIII .‘III IIIIIIIglwI‘ M Ito no“
on solo at W'IIIIII II I\' "i‘moiiiomuu .,
II
troy To {an «In I:
Ionday. Sapiaonbor s.
LIIOII DIV!
'I‘IIII IIIKIII'KI aninrioorl annual tonal IIIIgIsniIIIt
lion in estatttlll'o'.
N.Y.STARS
Ami Stave India On.
Film his: fibuoon in (lIIII' ( IIIIIImoiy Vauds»
vlllr, Fioonmtlonal!
A star cart of famous consudluuu. prelu-
glriu IIIIII nuvIol aimiulttru and original
anionic prmlltvtlon of NI or Y urk III!
III'HII (llk‘fldgiugi'fll Ilfl'l' Iil"
IIltnvoI llrIIIIIIII‘IIImmIIIIIu IIIIIIIon jump"
and king of tho IlmIoIryI. AllllIt‘t Iinrl.
(III-tin IIIIII iioorolnu. W. ‘Wiillnma.
I'nahln IIIIII lino-Md Iloidu thumbs and
Frank ItIorI-v than and l‘aoori. lanolin and
Uni-III. .iunhn II'IIrI. IIIMIIIIII Whom"
'I‘hln mull-door ooIIIIortniImIIIul III-ouIluoll III
with IIIII Weak! IIIIIIIaoly. tliuuorallnu lIoI
ups and IlIowlIII III IthI In Now V Mk.
III. lot at titan India I.
, on tho library.
‘ floats on onto ill I' Isisoicol'o and I'llIIldoI‘o.
Harv-o TH nor-III:
Odofllahtollli.
monotony. tut. Otto.
’l‘lw ll molar comedian.
Gihauncoy OIcoIt
in Illa Ian nonunion Iironuo.
taint tantrum.
"On invitation III Ilia Itivar Loo“
WVIiMIIy
ttbummoutham~mm«
accounts moo MI I.
patron will deny. The increased lurid rates .togethcr with rushed orders from the west and south, where the
friends to buy now their (all and winter needs. Our stock: are every day incrgnslng and prints on many - 1 ‘
lot: lower than ever before. -
honors“, con". x .
II‘orwaIk’s Greatest and ‘ Busiest Storei
I
Everywhere we hear the cry—Prices Advancing! That there is some truth' In the reports no intelligent
Id time bocm‘ or already tell, and from whence it is rapidly traveling east and north, has unloaded to II
rent extent the eastern jobber: and manuincturers, and as a result advanced prices. We advise our
UNDERWEAR
oo dozen ladies win‘ler weight grey and white wool vests and pants, the “Luzernc, " worth
SI 50;:1 good time to prepare for the cold weather, each,
SIM
0 dozen. one case, men 5 white merino shirts and drawers, winter weight extra heavy,regu-
lar price, 69c. each
.25
0 dozen ladies' Ilccrcd vests and pants, Egyptian ribbed, winter wright, worth 39c, each,
BLANKETS, ETC.
on pairs ”-4 while extra heavy blankets, worth tI.5II a pair; while this lot lasts, till 1 .00!
I00 cominrtablcs. extra toll and heavy, worth 01.69; each, s I .25 2
58 white crochet quilts, worth has, such, $1. I 9!
Kitchsanurnishings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladics’ Coats
and Separate Skirts!
The balance of sprirfg purchases at about oneothird regular prices.
no Norwalk Boston Store,00r. hiain and Wall Sis.
IF YOU WANT All. TIIE NEWS
” BAVI '28!
Evening Sentinel Loft at Yobr Hunts
Regular
rm. anxious CALL, 58 l.
FINEST GOODS!
It you have a little feeling of uncertainty about the goods you are using. better pin 3'our holds to a storo
that handles only the genuine We have a reputation. a reputation that is coveted, and We never allow an
article to enter or go out from our store unless We are sure it will contribute to the advancement of that
reputation. We otter Iocry inducement to the trade that can buoliercd fairly and squarelymithoul handing-
ging the consumer. and invite a comparison on goods. prints and methods oi butincu. It you ovnnt hoe
goods we have the best the mortar produces in
Butler, abuse, Eur, Fancy and Staple Groom-lot!
We. epccially challenge comparison on cottons, teas and spices. Give us your trade we will annuals. to
pleats you.
carrots t. savaouu. Loading crow.
as last Indium «mo. auti- mm. on.
PASS THIS ALONG!
Botanic it it good new! for all who work tor their mossy. The tours at our room to low prim on
«liable grccaoiooo and provisions is sprouting throupb ills“ l‘ovln Chin." III II evident by our our Increas-
Is: rat-o. The grant solutions at our largo buying we 3le to our cuatomm and only a to in return thst
they PM! ALQHG tho auuuucrmst that m are always to In roiled upon for quality and
Tho Lowoot Prlooo In tho Olty:
clam doom. annulus. no. nnovmhma. In:
turn Jam om. norm. to ll‘loslnal um. nor pita. our lionuluaa IImIIIIIIIo lump. m III. Inn
lions mandala om poor nan. w to lint-ulna! wheat III-Inuit. Idiot. In; iluuar out-Ind Ililllll. poor lb. lilo
Without-rotor. II» can. lilo I'ettIIiiIlii’l luau. Ina. mu liuuarcouvol rhodium. our lb. Ilia
Metro pron. not can. IIII, quakes can. pita. Inc um IIII-o Wit. It lino la tit-o:
Wood nutritionist. nor van. on- than notch. visa. to ubmht-d mullioloIo nim- Inr this
Miami W-tlItl “paragon, m ugh. IIIII ,Ilnlthhilh’ gold dust. pkg, ha; IIonlmImdtlsh. Mountain for who
W MWIIMI pound can. lilo “Admit” whom. com pound IIIIII, - llo ll III will Baobay' I lard. ' tho
Impartial mallow It can: tor the 1 barn liabblto'o map. on: II III hall (“Million Ilia
{bulimia fli’ttltlflh 1 units for on: 1 Intro Drona aonp. till! I lino “coal tool. In,
Maths am. no to am "moi" positivist. w :2 lb can mu incl. ~ Ion
Norwalk Chronicler