“who lair and
m. Tomorrow it
' It «loudnmm
, Tomorrow.
'ml’ldo l Low tide
‘ 10 i! it”
Exposition.
hit. 19‘. Hopkinron
“It Tennemco exposi-
" Surihner't Magn-
n.
W graciously “if:
‘ . Ho reveals to up
I notional fair o.
Moll-y Tonnom'nn.
all the mono idiom t
limo it is co uuiqip
flint it nitractt Idlihr
of this.
the keynote of tho
mlinrly Tennessean.
manifold; respect for
. and ior the old
Next in the
to the state‘s patron
_Pollt, Houston and
buildings are mostly
, yet cropping out
,, of lilo part hi ovory
Wt 01 what is called
1 It ‘
I08 that Hr. F. llopkinr
, so in with enthuai:
till: now south. Iis- has
" that the old lllv,
country's colonial lilo.
and simple. Izzln
, rod. Yet it was n on:
all the hustlo and progrwa
I manhood and IIhIIulIi
but it livo in wiry
along with tho ago of
, “in timer of tho lronbn:
all“! place. Tho new lingo
Swill!“ all that was best' in
l“l .
. (”null [Hill “MO Mlllll'
iii his or hor lilo and hm
imam of ii and law
than lot the pant u: on
final lilo. tho pormn will
. 7 I abroad tho story oi
lump iiiid ”loudly
, . . ' at one down to tilt
of tho ladder again in :u
7:. Wodo not envy
hit meditation: or his:
liltd young pronoun
. z of amnion. tie lotl
reputation. hie itiomiu.
"lawfully with himii
80 obtained employ
. occupation. But tilt
the wirit oi a demon
habit and lie in“ hit
"ill a itzoi dmptir ho killed
m could be each It thing
_ that hitherto! ought to
tho mioido’t tplrit the
' » lib.
. was rich and he
' ham tour Inclination
(hit Sunday night rt»
lanolin) hint in
m hound and W
III than in money.
not what ulna mid
«M it be will In:
It to lump iIll that
in hit lonely loom
The htvontor tailloithlt:
gin ho tho prmnimznlzo.
moot for communicating trith, the
plasticity nmne oi gloom tram.
"Perhaps in time. but notytt. Wt
have to begin with Hill» thirds before
‘ worn complicit grout once. lam
confidant that tho principlot upon
which! bonito» attainment-root.
How soon ihoy will be dometrated ot
come 1 cannot any. Tho perfection
may come in ten minutes and perhaps
not for yours. Butthntit wilihepoa
slide to tignal to all ports 0! the earth
dwaltenoonsly. and that from things
cal dovolopmeut of this it will be poasi
his to moi the start by electrical dit-
turnout-hora. Khan noduubtvrhoh
d "a.
"I'm recent experiments I an:
ooutinotdndmm within a very abort
than" than be independent oitbo
clumsy methods of generating electric
ity now in vogue. The electrical ilnil
in the atmosphere will give energy '
enough. The same electric envelope oi
tho earth will enable “I to read moo
anger immune part of the globe to all
other parts in an insulator time. The-
Innw element. which I believes, is in:
finite and iii not “confined to this stigma
phm. may be mod to communicate
“ill! the other planets "
‘L on you give any description of this
apparatus?" was asked.
'1 regret very much to say that l
normal at present. It is minor at I I2
than an apparatus. My orporimome
are made ucioniifically. on animal] smile.
l‘orIlinvo neither the money nor the:
spoon at my disposal to do more. But il
is readily admitted that if I prove my
principles in this minor way. and lam
nblo to do what 1 am sure can no done
with electricity in a limited fashion. it
will only need an. oxtonqion of Iuotltol
to accomplish the greater results. Sim:
ultnuoously annonnoouionu may tin-n
he made in all putts of the world:"
,"Will the work accomplishedby llII
oscillator be restrictod to the sending oi
messages of this kind‘" was inquired
"No. not at all " ho replied. "It will
renlino the possibility of generating
light so that the means now used will
at once appear old inshionod.
"Electric lights will bu orooediunly
whoop. and no will olomrii: boat. 'l‘hv
:Iriuoiplo will ho a: aim] to all lines or
necessity in which the use of the form
Is now important
"In photography I have nlroady
iI-liievod result; (mu) lhpl‘flhlfiiiwflli
with the oscillator in thl,I Rocnlwn
principles ata distanco of 40 loot. and
have rim-tired photographs that are much
zzmro elalmrntu in (li'lilil than any otlnr
l have soon or ill ii I have board d:-
w riboll.
SEALED THE BILL WITH A KISS.
A Gay Dcuilal'n lint-lilo: Touch" tron-
l’lonaitul but I' mm.
Union! the (innovo 'l‘lIIII-II into how
*zzldnforinod a certain Ilonint of tho
' or!) has paid pretty door for his whil-
vlo. it out that II inir young lady
‘i‘ulil wanna has boon lliivlit 1 would
zmhlo dental Wul'k done at Geneva. ll
‘3 width“ when iliodontist ballooni-
plr-tod the job be pronounced tlm wmzk
lune in n enliaizioioryinannor and in or
dor to soul the hlilll‘lllmli in promo
Ir lll.M' according to hit notion. plantoli II
film on the lips of lira young lady in
. lll «lion.
the young lady. roan-ions of hi.
‘Waterloo. did not thrown. Him unaumwl
Iiazr moot digiIiIZ-«l hit“ and. looking tin
'lI'Iliilit would; in tho intro. lexml liluI
l'l' horhill. 'l‘ho Ill-amt gallnnlly in:
lzvnlll’ll liner that! it won .330.
"Very woli." In: ”if lIirnod to go,
"that boa been liqnl lulled. lhovo your
I'Iwnipl in full."
‘i’horunlmnaho loithit potion. ’l'luz
motor mun Illirn‘ulu: .Iulod. llo WM mm
phoned. it innit him amoral days in
recovor 1m inn hillti‘k and to radio
that it was a fifty dollar hiu ho gave to
I Waterloo mus lady. it it said that
III will not III-mi hie hill to her parent:-
Int will charm: the limo to tho proill
Ind hmuormnnl of hit inn-inert.
To ”a Inga!”
The “now wan-an" orator mu boom“
.Im «Amount.
" i we permit than. our ioI-mor
yruut." alto demanded. "to flaunt in
In from i‘urotor that which «boll tom:
:4: remind at of our clan of docile mu
minions and minnow
innate oxoillmoat and Nina of
"Never!” "Nomi" .
"bet on wipe out all that littoral of
that tillol" cried the orator "hot
nl out llit my ol’ iti'orull
(13335,”
Grin o! "lluar! hm!”
"hot nu put tho unnam- ot hlborlyni
minim tint wry day!" thuniod tho
mun in umulutioa. and the about that
wont up nearly unwind the bulkilflaczz”
coma l’att.
Wkfim my Ibw «hum.
‘ “M“m ”We.
"mil. finch Jon." raid It Would“;
Milli «1%qume in; Wort.
"MW did Will)!” your vim to tho
3mm Ill Miami!”
WWW in union."
:zlmmmflyaiimm
‘ but ioaror dyt toot.
Martino at
', Wm nmhwmoi .
Although toot. variatio- «their
mammfiaflmmnMith
anhorhoceone handtheldndmoo't
morally on! raindror theirtroit m”
the dwarfs. within grow to II height of
The smallest of
there produoo the dollars a; banana.
unknown to Northern Initiate. but ll'
molt thoonly oust eaten as truitin
conntrioe where the banana is grown.
Whilt thalitilt ilg banautitalwayt
cloned to a trait, plantain. which are
the lml of tho lamily,nro invariably
“if: or baked and recorded at voyeur,
A number of dolloione doom may
be prepared by cutting ripe llama- in
to thin elioea and toning with custard
with lime juice and sugar, with lanolin
juioo and delineated coconut. or in
other ways that whim cumulus.
Banana- cau ht dried to easily» pouch
or or applet. In this oondilion they
will hoop for a long time, had my be
eaten by themeelves or need in tho rank
in; of plot. cakes or puddings.
Banana- roqnire It dump. rich roll
but. that being given, they repay the
labor of planting and each slight onltE-
vntloa as it required to hoop than: iron
{ruin other growths. with a yield so
great as to be out of all proportions to
the work oanded upon them.
Altar n while. too. the plants aid in
their own cultivation by no covering
tho ground about than: with their 0er
return leaves as efioctunlly to preth
any other growth in their immediate
vicinity.
So generonl in the fruitage of this ox-
truordinnry plant that. its food product
was estimated by Baron Von Humboldt
to be one hundred and thirty-torch?
times greater than that of wheat. and
iortyzfonrtiiuoo more than that of po
Inioos. In othor word». it a curtain
area of ground would products thirty.
three pound» of wheat. or ninoly nine or
minions. on equal nrnn of banana land
would yiold tour thousand pounds U.
fruit. containing all the life anotainin:
properties of both wheat and potato.»
Von Humboldt also assorted that iii.
arable londt of Control America alum
can‘prolluco enough of tho fruit to foul
the world.
Few initiation are raised within lh-
liinita of the United Stains, only the ox-
lrolno southern portions of Florida and
California being available {or thulr on.
livatioti; but with the our, inorcludu:
facilities for thoir importation they or.»
becoming Ito plentiful that now and
hitherto undrculnod at noon are rapidly
being found (or them.
A banana mval which will hoop ;.~
longus whom ’llUlll'. and mains on ll;
finitely more nutritious broad. in prom
ism] for the immediate inturu. liw
and wronged outdo from tboiruit lIIII
IIIcoossi’nlly plum! tho oxporlmonu
stages. Banana shim contain a tomb
Ilium from which tho l‘mmt o! cloth s-zi
ho wovon. The little yielded by lilo
Ihiiia during tho prom“ u! orirluzlin ~
llluir lihro can ho “In": either an an in
:lulibio ink or lorruonlod into good via '
. or.
g l‘onld anything Do more oonirary i
our proronooivod notions than banana:
:III II food for babes? Yo! onlyliitl sum
mar 1 war introduced to a pom-oil).
well. eiurdy and may ohooltod litto-
l‘liip a your old who, no hit poi-onto il~
mm me. had nova: hinted milk. and
had. during the tint ti: month» o! hiI
lilo loan ind wholly on ripe bananas.-
Youih'a Cotiipaniou.
. .w WA“...
TWO CANADIAN aTAl’Hs FOR U, 320
lllyh Prion Paid m «an Patna tithing»
u, «II-tutors.
Two little plooeui of paper. whim.
whuli originally iInIIIod by tho Canndlm
iluwrnnlunt. wort voim'ai at ll l‘llllh.
each. Wow will at auction in Bolton ru
until 1:! for ”.320.
All Canadian tiarapt of tho luau II.
mm on: mm. but thorn tau ”mum
union» are believed to be this only an
mud onto of tho hind priotod on laid
Input. The Maui rm blight by
ilr. Rendition. oi ilioti. Out... Who
to! i those untap- to tho oompmty hold
in“ tho auction and not ”.500 lor lhmn.
Mr. lebam ixunzhi a numbnr oi olhnr
Canadian utauiye at prices ranging ll‘oln
$10 in CH”.
A livoooni 8t. Mull. IMO. which
WM II Ion-tummy provisional item.
tum. whilo a lo mt tpcciinou of tin:
93qu data brought Will. United Hum
llnvnrtnwui loam told from U0 down,
Tim lurmur print war pnid in: on ism oh
on coal nominated. until-d whloh it
«mo of ll” 7m 0‘ ”NM With
lining».
. “ow fawn alltl sum WW:
*iimr norm and prautlooi ditto: on
mammoth or the mo." remarked
Now: Spiro. apropos n! a diam-ohm in
tho City illill Consolation oi tho din-II
lliiliy oi titanic.
“lino Ina-on Mil Med ID loan in
Voulot and all“! «iii-t wait that no
thorn with nail- ia list will! no.
worn. and in May am: m in
«am a alumna that M It» all“ iii.
than». 'l'hoy tantalum road in” in
jail undo literat- l to room
no; my about pitta i wont ill the dams
how 1 monitor M ohm It ' I»
aim «Min travail- launch on
mm “9 hot M tailouhithmlliotlathumttofiotho
‘ Mi. 0!“ WWW iii
~ .. p 5 tag mumflhhmmfi km
flint-May. Supt. 9th.
Ono Hill’s
WORLD
OF
NOVELTIESI
AND
'Jonnlo'
Yeoman.
The noun otnudovllle. lainy oi Cherie:
, Frolitmn a caravan
The mm allow or the century.
30--ARTI$T$--30
Mn maroon.“ Eomoatoltat
Pinkwd’ n and PW
ll A. HUARD Auctioneer.-
Grand. extoutlvo and parameter:
Auction Sale!
By catalog”. per order of the executors oi
ll. W COLLENDKR.
at him lnu slogan Brick residence on
COLlIliNliilli'rl POINT. NOliil‘l'ON. CT.
Known Ital the Manor lionnc.
no louder. “piano" it. It".
Commencing promptly at it o’clock II. In.
GRAND SALE
at overl
100 l0“ 0' OUPIIIOR
Household
Furniture!
Hones. carriages. human, who: liuplu
month mmzhiuos. Innis nlau'fil llii l'nlnl.
innsnnd W nler Calm-shy Eminent. lit-tiara.
and 1er piucuao! (‘oatlt Murblofituiunry;
(Jim liit silo by .l. A JI,nI|IIIIIn, coat iii hill
The homo will be open for the three. day»
preceding the mic and «main may be ex-
ItInirIoIl III- lurch-uni Sm are our onus
inane oi the auctioneer. Nu. ii i IIrlI Row.
Standard. ('.onn
'l‘ bin is non oi the most exit-moire aunt ion
«loan! personal propel-i y or or hold in mi.
\iniui l}.
The urnliiire Miler 'tllllllll’mfl'l promptly
hill o clock. Soon-till Inr. H and Iouilnnu
next day iron“ in in lit) Ii. in. 'l' he borrow.
umpire-n. etc . in hum». will be will Sop-
toiubor H from ill. ill! to l: SIIII‘ clock The
oil painlinga and Molnar; will he mill in
the Grand "all and midtown. Soptcniinr
lit at in ”limit Carryall» will lit-Ill For»:
ion pool. oillce on 1‘)?“ of lull n. fir-fill as
(.iu-h. Perorllor of l' hlil' l‘ullsl a? lie
MUTUAL HELP
Prices are Going Up
All Along the lines.
The Model
Grocery
at your service. it ready to sham
its good fortune with the public
We did not get lcit eniuuly and
we odor you lilo benefit.
CASH SALE SAT SEPT 4H1.
llbl. hunt “our, to worth in :3 witnlmtlo.
ling limi- Hour. ‘Ill
“out. butter. 'lli Wurlli ‘3) l Li: in buy.
lianl i-‘Ii Album I win“, 25o.
liliiiii. ”if. lliridgepurl I
filmilhlorn. lu-
ll‘ol'rin’ pork. lilo.
in pound- (titanium! mum. ti.
Amino m tho Button .loily- ~ulmultliruzz
slut-II rotor. Float Chum!
A now arrival at [reap calm. lion and
lush ti out prion.
Wii nmmdy for bullion-tit and out into
nood intro of your ordon.
Lorenzo Dibble.
l“ is; UP llllWA‘lIll. I‘I'IWIMTI
I) 3 till #flfl’gmiifh ‘ ILAltt oi 11min“.
trill It. «mm
| litr- ”motor
admltlieliallun
noun or out III-timot-
"3
Irmumt in thin
“it; liegrimlozi
I!
will
it'll ill «unlit I Ill! ii I Wit
r. um. III limo (Irishman). lid ”till i
"on lupin-Ill“ II" will Mi 0 mainly “all;
II! ”it till till! «iron.
Ham «unidiiiini. ll";‘;flfl“fi um or "sand
tunnel in all d No “a
wl in it“. titanium will
'Whm'ha‘r in dropping outnu- who hint
Wink amino llnby nonunion ho por-
umlly «trend to tiring
"writ: illsI "limit"!!! I
if?
Mignon Mommidmhuuyoi o'un
HALE'S OOIPWID
«mlwr to in ”puldlehv
II ’m ' Ail'Ali.WOilDWAllthflM
Qll ll"!
y , . - z, y 9
our patrons greater advantages than they got elsewhere. more cotnplete stocks and
Specials for the Week !
Fall Dress Goods.
Arriving ovary by. Many ulnar now but that we
be able to give you lam.
e
Hosmry.
”dot. ltdiu' black limo. elightly impel-loot. lilo quality,
imp-i! 50
on (ion. won‘t pay wool boot. regular value. lilo par par,
illio.
Underwear.
40 domvutta and putt. lino Egyptian ribbon. Inill'l "loo-
nude" qualiir, yarn some n 503 unrmouuineo troin 8 to 9,
each. 25o.
For Men.
300ml: man's ”spends". {or dramaud extra stout
for working; real value. Bile ial. 25c.
15 don. men's outing shim. outdo of same cloth. as 500
quality. but make! out them a littleimgnlu: price on that
t mount ll 25o.
Ribbonsfilotas, Etc.
on piano. 5 inch moire ribbon. new {all colorings. awry
yard worth 396; special 290.
do pianos Roman stripes. pure silk, L50 and 250
lildozou pair 2-olarp. tall weight. kid gloves. worth 81.
SPECIAL—no more at the price. 7.53.
300 boxes lino writing paper and envelopes to match. lit)
or each in a box. worth 25c. While the lot lasts. per box.
100.
great variety.
90 inches long, each .550.
10 dozen pair pillow canoe. 45 inch. per pair 250.
Skirts.
factory. at one» third regular prides.
made for hard wear. last block. lold everywhere at
this week. each $1.00.
the moat porirot skirt made. ulna 32 50. for thiude
lilo.
size. silkoleno lining. value Cl. 65; special each. .130.
if you Elllllli ALL THE'liEWS
HAVI Till
Regular. . . . ..
FINEST GOODS!
if you have: II litIle feeling of uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your faith to a
that handles only the genuine
goods we have the best the market produces in
Boiler. Ohooso, Eggs. F may and Staph Grootrlttl
plants you.
l
I.\
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Groctr.
II Nut 'uhlama tutti. hath ltnelh, 0i.
PASS THIS ALONG!
log ruler. 'l'ho great advantage oi our largo buying we give to ourcnetomcrt and only halt in return
they PASS ALONG the tnaouoocmoi that we or: always in he relied upon for quality and
The Lowoat Prices In the City:
iiANhilill doom. UlilmAlfi. no. l'liOV'iilltillli. ho.
Rudy Juno pun. moon. “to Flukml rice. pot plug. lilo lllmohm literati-Int bandit. not lit.
lint roomful gum. par min. "I: iilitwlilod wheat Diwali, pkg. lilo lingui- nun-l limit”. but ill.
Willwrhmhn. urr ow. no l'allljollii'd (mil. pita. lilo Hliflnfmirull nhouiduu. par lb.
MM viii". not «all. 100 laminar (mill, pkg. lilo lint null. pin-ii. ll "It lot
Will mwliofllfl. put o lilo ”urn airmail. pku. ho Hliruilliull «millalt. A Flirt» (or
“clotted white Mliimmlih. pvt nan. inn Fairlmnim’ gold dual. plug. lilo iionullm amid-Ill. zl pound: M
W platinum» poulaioun. lilo "Ariana" mtflw.lemll pin. in: film pail Nullliey'a lard.
lawmi mum. ii ohm (or find 1‘ him ilnlilllti‘n mp. ‘il‘uu ll lb pail mimic-nu.
Donia-tin audition, lotion for will 1' him Dunno tulip. no 4 ll» good lard.
to: 1" pm... "i 33o" powder. loo ll lb can corn haul.
Masha tuition.
v. noon on.
. . no!!!“
(this II one of the secrets of our great purchasing power. and a big contributor to
immune: success. We secure at all times the choicest productions of- the looin; hit
lag acorn to every supply In all markets. Buying and veiling for cash only, enable. "
to procure every available bargain. It all means that we are in a position to give 4
«prices than has ever before been afi‘orded them. New goods coming each day keep
clerks busy and our store is just assuming its autumnal appearance. '
won‘t
Fancy tilts. including tho popular Banal: Stripe-An
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
10 dozen abouts. made of superior muslin. 72 inch» wide.
Black sateen undertkirta, all new nook. froth from ill.
ion extra ttout akirtt. 5 inch. 3 cord mule. cut extra full.
two,
50 skirts. 7 cord. extra deep double nonunion. abtoluiely
rm. , ‘
Blankets & Comfortables
100 pairs lotbiwhtnaoitiinuh. extra value. per pair. .
I'Iocolntnrtnbioa. covcred with host American print. tall
The Norwalk Boston Storo,cor. Main and Wall. Sis.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your Hausa
‘ a
ransrnonn CALL. gr...
“Ole
We have a reputation, a reputation that is coveted. and we never allow an:
ariiclo to enter or go out from our store unless we are sure it will contribute to the advancement of that
repulniimi. We oiicr (very inducement to IlIc trade that end be adored fairly 3““ squarely .without limb“?
glug the consumer. and invite a comparison on goods. prices and methods of business. if you want lot
We cpocinlly chanting: comparison on collect. teas and spleen. Give us your trade we will guarding. to
More n I. good out for all who work ior their money. The {aura of our stores for low prim on I
roilalilo Iii-ocular and provident it spreading through the “ l‘w'm Cilia." as is cvidcm by our our incl”
that
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