soul: ,7
eaten-lint
m». imam
' ' to and went
humid f m not far distant
trundle arm. lowiabcroina
malltolihot‘uotiiorefllanminhau-
“fliflfiim ennui-lore of the
‘ WIWW ' meeting place where
I‘ll-rip m Ind it that trouble on
Whatfien'ihe Kelley: and the ' l
, “m, ‘ . . i ' v
Wudwday night lead was minimal»
v. Ill mum dim to outlet in
L m up a were.) lie obeyed the lum-
mind remained at the neighbor'll
hm until’lrhortly after to o'clock.
. ‘Iuadlaltthobauaelnoompauy will:
It”. John Read. and a man naincd
WW UMMMI-anthe
M0! Whom-aim wa- acooated by
‘ Kelley. Who lied evidently been waiting
9 , thrill-r. Awardywar, having for lie
topic the W of Head’s daughter.
develoygfll thin a fierce quarrel. which
; filled not gone for when Kelley pulled
1m bi: packet in revolver and tired
‘ pint blunt at Mead. .
rumored: him in the breast.
jolt above the heat. and the man. with-
out airman. dropped to the ground.
, dead._ Kelley Wonk to get away.
hi ”’I can all! Schlielkl acizei him
womanhood. By the roadside
- ' rune aatuncwall. Freeing hhnoolf for a
Mot. Kelley threw himaelf against
them. Widelitly purporting to kill
himself. He WWW. but not be-
fllfl NM unstained an ugly wound in
I “halibut: required the attendance
of it physician. who rowed up the gap.
laud war rumored to his home and
Kelley war taken tabla house and placed
in hell.
. Two memharaof the Lain-hero eon-
aiahulary were summoned. They and
“Coroner Bruuh. of White Plulaa. N.»
Y-aMM to mild guard over
. Kelley during the night. Kelley could
‘ not he mulled to talk. In fact he
war either nooouuciou» or riululating
‘ Milly. . . y ‘
., Health wit . war reticent and re-
lured to talk of herfather's death or
theorhna of her husband.
on» whole town ill talking about the
ell'air and while the residents are
W at the tragedy. it war not
aim unexpected.
It wan learned that Kelley llllwllIIOd
the revolver in Wield.
Olen hinudlatiltica.
(lien Island ole-ed for the araaoa with
the duper-lore of thalaathoatllouday.
flaring the elahty days it wail upon
there had been nuance vialtou.
Am other interacting feature: a! the
initial of Glen blend lathefact that
gallium-aluminum wombat-u
there alxtaen lions. nine liar". tour
hum. twenty-two mochyu and
Wdaothaulnlallof various ldndr.
‘ rm were lll.lm article: loo at the
Haul. at which more than toutleen
m were «turned to their owucru.
, m tho article! for which owncra
could not befoundwmthrechundmd
r - dim and tlurtyuair complete pair».
um cairn. nlr umbrella. three tall»
‘1'”! M on will
Indcavorala mm.
The You“ l’eepla’a finality of Citric»
“Weaver. of the Email: Gouno-
.moumomn lta adlournod au-
. Mindanao-alley. lam Mt. and
M the fullwlay cumin the a-
' year: Prune-at. (leer-n ll
. rloe-prealduat. m H.
Illa AGNES n. smut.
executive committed will mcct Oct. 22
and 27. the coarcntion being from Oct.
23 to 26 inclusive. Each morning there
will he a devotional meeting at 8 :80
o'clock. conducted by Miss Gn'enwood.
the nperiatundmt of ccanguliatlc work.
who will alao have, charge of the «ll-ro—
tioual hour tram It to 18 o‘clock on
Saturday and Tueadlly. On Monday at
that hour a memorial acrvico will he
held. Mira Willard presiding. Lady
Henry Somerset will preach the special '
‘ L; I]. ll. Steven- of
Portland. In. '? dire Will remain in till!"
country until.“ ‘ j the world’s convert.
nonvenlion aeralon on Oct. :14. Nearly
all pulpit: in Toronto will be occupied
by white ribbonere on that day.
Mien Willard will give the prorident'a
address on the morning of Oct. 28.
Janatla is to give a banquet and recep-
tion to the delegate: on the owning of
not. 2‘3. On Saturday afternoon notable
people and reproacntatlrca of philnll~
lhropic. lcligimla and tcnlpcranm moi-h
tied will he rcccivcd and introduced to
the convention—Philadelphia Timon.
In W was...
New England women. with all their
interest in literary and educational
mutton, by no means neglect tllc do~
mettle side. A- il'nliriducla thcy main—
tain the early reputation of the New
linulund homwlfc. and in nrguolae‘
liona they are making a careful atudy
of dammit: acieoce and bombold cm-
uoluica. Tho New England kitchen. still
worried on by a «mopcl' Beaten women,
in a practical example of what science
Pan do for tho homely art of cooking.
The lanai work undertaken’ by the la-
llca in charge of this kitchen ill that of
«applying wholmolno lnncheona In the
boy: and girls in certain public. schools.
Five cunt and Ill cont lunchcooa are
pro‘vidcd daily to Milli! children. who
otherwise would atay lhcir hangar with
the indigcaliblo confocliona of some
neighboring parity chop. New England
women are making oonataot Mom to
introduce cooking into the public
lchcolr. aotnctllnea through one organi-
zation. neurotlluea thmuuh another.
Balm had the drat public wheel
kitchen in America. and the generally
of hire. Quincy A. dhaw rm largely
lnutrulnental in having cocking made
part of ihepnblic Iehool curriculum. in
Providence the am work one . mun-
pllahcd by thaladlea of the mummy
Training annotation. Cochin. \vu lu-
lroduecd into the
bile coilcollt of
Manoheater. It. 11.. t rough the Wool-
on’a Ubriatiarl Temperance union. and
women were lnalrunmltal in immune»
in. thoracic branch into thallorlcord
public arhoola. The women of floods
inland and mmilmt. through vari-
aua organization. mlhmiu' an in»
lure-t ln aolcatlllc cooking. and ill Ver-
mont good work in Wopllrhed in this
direction by mane of the forlum’ lu-
tllhlfl.
Several am:- of man in New
Knaland are turning their ultcutlon to
the ever urgent meat
ballot is: W that
ohlm.
The‘
threat
relation lieu in ratahlilhlna wcl
canine-d training Nicola. ll‘h unenl-
llm of the Dulce Young Womcu'a
chi-lull“ «minded tor my yearn
harm maintained III Mia free
training achocl for MN The
moon: in all: M' «our»
to alwayll in wt demand. and he
only detect in lieu llalltcdqalmm m.
mllrhovleg more than a m at
oedema at a tine.-W'a new
Wtfin'tyfl m '
‘l‘llere lull certain alley to firmly»
"tulle as its: tor the arid
. ‘ _ ”QM
his
{aroma
undemo-
lathe
like." Illa explained. "and the
-. the luau
(“if
m gm: dammmthlx an
we! . W. .. are
can at that most
out diagonally. in ac , a p
lieu of sharp pointed cud». Manhunt
, h _
“ctr-m-
are particularly prclgfoi hath. ‘lt la
alto ntl‘vicahlc." she concludcd. ”to
llhaatitcll in the crater hill! when
the how is finished. to prevent nanny-
hlg it the right fill in
York Letter. ‘
nav- err-m- Dune the or. ulnar.
pulled. "whorl
Handrail: of murmured women hays
been and
are capably and cfllpieglly
. changed in teaching. and a to! Am
gained a certain distinction ‘aa‘preai
denta and .profcmora in aollcflu for
women, but no great and original cdu~
cater has come from among them. Go- '
caaionally a determined young graduate
salsa foothold in n‘nclinpapcr cllloe
and naually krcpr it with credit to her-
self and her higher vdncaticn. yet the
few woman edilora of cmlnoncé how
not been college brad. illltl there ill noth-
ing id be gained by concealing the fact
* tllutthc college worncn who have no-
dertaken journalism mm. on yet, to
have had no induction inmcctoning the
flood of correctional and only print fro
which the ucwrpnper woman of the
«matry moat hour their share of dis-
credit with lhc newspaper men.
The number of college women who
have takcn up medicine is considerable,
some of them, no doubt, from a run!
love of anionlw. and some for love of a
carom.
While lllcir
la ha: been able
and their success or cabled it is juat
tony that tho; have not contributed
originally
to medical aoiencc. There
are a few womcu collegiali- in law, in
litcratnrc, in the pulpit and in other
pretensions. and their helpfulness and
enthusiasm hero boon capccially notice-
able in educational and philanthropic
work.
in all these fields of usefulnm
the work of milego women. ”taken by
and large." has been good. honnt. com-
petent work. about. like that of the
average industrious man, but it hall.
been derivative. not creative; cclnplc’
niolltal. not brilliant, offering little
opportunity for ac: celebration on the
part of thorns cuthneillata who believe
tbtlt \voml it how nocdml only it diploma
and ll hullnt lu be brilliantly cquippn-d
for conquering all the world that men
have loft uncouqncrcd.-—Helen Walter-
eon Moody lll Scribncr‘u.
A Mona ‘l'oaat Roam.
Sumo yours ago, when the Now (Yen-
tnry club was celebrating by a lunch-
cou one of the curly annivcruaricu of "its
chllrtcrcd existence. a toast wan given,
ll fullllllur (HIP, but. with slight illit‘l‘il-
tionn.
Mrs. Edward Wcthcrill rcplml
to it in uncut and witty upeccll which
exalted admiration and merrirncnl. at
the lime and which hm! alum law-now
fuhlmlu. lie fame is not allowed to die,
for every now and again lllqmnm are
made M to What lilo mall “all and how
it. was anawvrml.
'l'hc lllmarclmld ie glad. tbul-cfcro. lo
offer to ill tvndcnl the ballet lllll' maul
and rcapnnw. “The mou~lovely mun--
lind hit-ca 'clll. "
"Tilt-y double our calm. “my divido
our loyal. llow nclloroullly and nrwllnl-
ingly they aim usmadvicel How bold-
ly they atalul in mild phulaux to shield
all from the rude crowd! wood the
ballot boa! How gladly they pullout or
from the contamination inducum of
the murlmml Howitroderly they have
drawn on from the evils of tonal «docil-
tlon and have carefully pointed out to
no the pitfalls in tho putha which lead
to tortunoa. At. what coal. at wliht m-
rillcc they on“ before our admiring
cyea their
beautiful clubbed-eat Here
they mart remit. day after day. dept-hell
of the pronoun of her who alone hrlnua
light and joy into their liven. No min;
interim enact to hand thocup of micro.
no fair divinity to warm the allppera
for the wary feel.
“All fathm llwy are ladlapemahle;
all hrothara they are open to criticllnul
lla lth'l’n they are lrroproucllable: all
inn-band: or know mule honor; all rum
we can only say. With all their fauna
we love thorn ntlll.’ "
A l’alr Field For Wan-a.
All we
Milli!“ or
women who are actlva in
prof-ulcer want la a fair
lleld and no tarot. We all: for million
collie grounder ecu. Wu unwilling
to compete with and work will: loan on
thalr can [Mill and docile to he
mentored by the natal nlaudarda We
demand no comm turlilar than that
which pmullu hvtwatumtlmru. We
cannot no deference. ln barium lit-
laca indwmnce are do - wmhra
and the more the alumni
. no la lot
trolled lilo greater the tumor with
the mean of woolen.
than of a
late autumn»
“MW
mountedlyuutmllu
all of when we M ml
.9, ”.mlfl5W Mandolin-u.
wanna who «.1»
till I , If buil-
in Mt»—
.diti
“all”
would mace that they would
for all the existing ordera
harm. from“ ‘whlllhwcmen are new
. dam by a rim accident of near. I
an in flavor or wonlan'comprtlng on
equal term: with loan in all spheres
and receiving nocturnal-lit. no norm
and no less. Then the heat will come to
the front without digtinction of sex. To
me ordera and tiara matter lit-
tle. They are of nevalue in themeslvea.
'Bwor. not honori.‘ in my motto. hat.
‘ult the mtheretrno reason why
women rhonlli he disbarred from room.
in; them. In a ll'lollnl‘lrjt where a woman
ia ‘the fountain of honor’ thin ill surely
a mango anomaly. ” '
on. We Won-nu. '
Under present conditions the roar-
rlad woman, even at hol- hoot estate. is
always moroor luau constricted and haul.
pared” It ia not the faultof llfl' husband
no reach all of church. state and soclcty.
Theaingle woman la frce to make of
her life what. aha will. The ninglu-lifa
in tho life of liberty and splendid
aohievamenbuaohievenlent which tho
married woman can hope to attain
only under exceptionally favorable mu.
ditlona. Let them who enjoy the simple
life. therefore, glory in itll independenm
and omiortunity. Lat-t thorn keep the
appellation “nits" and make the meal
of their freedom. The lllle"mlflrl” can-
not take away from their dignity; the
title ”Mrs." cannot add to it. The
tree. alorionu woman hcrsclf is beyond
all trivialitiea of that sort-Eliza
Archerd (Jenner. ‘
the Principle Involved.
The donation how women would vote
on certain alumna—whether they would
vote for temperance or again» it or in
favor of gambling or princllghto-haa
little to do with the main principle in
volved. We are face to face with the
fact that many thonuandll of women in
lhla country are thoroughly qualifirvl to
vote. and they ill! taut-ll without rcprc‘
mutation. The atato may or may not
mod the intelligence or moral pow-r
which they repreecnl. Bot has it any
of oitlaonrhip? And are those who are
able and willing to perform their delica-
in thin respect to he pmlitlrlllrd 'lrnnl
voting became many women. like many
men. place little value on the right of
auffraneL—Boaton Chriaiinn Register.
w. .....A,
Wr- of Botany.
Mine Bertha Stonewall. a student ill
the botanic department of Cornell uni-
versity for acvcral yearn. who rewind
the degree of doctor of philosophy then-
in 1896. has been appointed profcsoor
of botany in tho Huguenot college at
Cape Colony. fionth Africa. 8hr! sailed
from Now York, July 24. Thu Hugue-
not college wall calahllelwd for the odo-
l-lltlon of daughters of tho Fronch and
Dutch "unto-lull. .md quliuh Incidental
of South Arm-n. Mite Stonewall Willi
graduated from the high school at.
Jamestown. N. \',. and lcforo reaching
llor lllll’tll'lll your a'lmlml the honor-ll
of lun'llolor. illustrr. lloriler and promo
or. film in a llll’l'l‘ of Mum Killl‘ limos.
man of Albany.
The but Cantor, Tut.
Mall in not meant to ho a creaturc of
one activity. The total of tho lllnotoenth
century war the «Ilfraochiucmcot of
man and the excitation of woman. The
mt of the twentieth century Will be
jnat the rcrcrae—woman’a ollfrauchlre»
meat and mau'ncxaltation. Thcre in no
untagoniaul between the two. (inc river
at blood. one battery ct brain. nullcu
the human race. livery woman in Home
man'a daughter and every loan in acme
woman’a acne—idles Franccll Willard.
A than Wanna.
hm. Florence Hparrul of laconic in
one of the branch women of the con»
lury. She attwka all tho nil-diurnal
chum which linger in the prom aye-
loma ol America, and in many lnatanm
has secured the aimlltioll of "broad and
water" and “military confinement."
film hall ahcwn tho lnlqultyof depriving:
Minter alullcrcf God'll light and of
plunging home could lulu darlnwar to
prey on their own millet-tuner.
No wonder an many tollowa think
that "eoadueatlon la a failure." For
ill-lance. that the pupils who reached
the Mutual grad-ll this your in the
crucial- aclloola et (1th were hoyll.
while 19'! won ulna—Olden“ Inlay
(Johan
a
«mm
The par-nae of a hill min» the
maria. of high hula lu lhclllcca inn
“and a limit ill Atlanta allelely. ll la
Iuid that young Women are ludlr
am at we bill. while the lumen up.
hold it on the plea of «uteri.
The head traitor will have to look to
color or decoration tor women V
right to deprive them of this function -
‘ 7 1;; "t #11: “4-“
lithym, Myloyi. Bel-
lcric to}, mile; lion mm-
rinr: It”! cheaper. decides he-
Il'r channel-1911‘ when you (my
(do right sort of 6018' clothes
wear laid. and "pom/l,
for magh-aod-tuolb/e Sflfllce. .
The actor is m if" c!afh.-—lloy's cloth. ‘
.. Begin at 82.50 for good all local salt: for little cull-
gerr. 3 to 8 yearn Higher If you want. Begin at
82.50 for sum for bigger boys 8 to 18 years. mode
will a mat—cemmnce at 35. Regin at 85 for
sum for (he (”gym boys—— long pants suits. 0W
short pants. 481:. 690. 89c.
We moire It pleasant for mat/lens to shop he»: a light,
bright place: easy chain and a stool: In winch an;
em. may be found quickly and m winch renal;
moles choosing easy. Bring your boy to fluglf
Corner for everything except slim.
. Millimet-
BRIDBEPDRT. 6‘0””.
Your Fall
sly/e Int
In lieu.
Open Monday, FNday and
Saturday evenings.
BAR-lock
TVPEWRI‘I’ER.
l-lmholliue the good features of the other
prominent writing machines; indeed, it.
was the l’iouccr in ”improvements ” Then.
again. it monsoon advantages which they
do not. all writing ill night. permanent
alignments and automatic accounting al.-
tubule-oi.
Ina la lieu la the WI Olen.
oaztrhlbllaaat lraua'a lad-nu (tall...
Ima'a lualaaucallap. Opals. South tier
walk. Gear.
Oil l 6.0.. General Agents for (teen.
8: State street, New London. jyla 5m
Wfimégél’
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the
purest and best materials known to the soapmaker‘s
art and that money can buy.
The loan of the century
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient sizes.
for the toilet, bath and laundry.
My” l. m 1&me comm. clue. a no. Ila M
Woddln
and
- \,
Society
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MERRILL OOLLEGEl
- - JOPENs- q a
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OVER 1000 (lg: Dl'A'l‘lllglg Bl'llllllliflfi.
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cannula. Alt’l‘. lc't'c.
A Mountain of that m...“ WWW“ “W 0'
tmlnta'll“h.l"glitltoi""hm W. H. Sword.
ifil‘.;‘.l’lll."l‘ili’$.l‘if“"“"””
lite ENTERPRISE new .n,....m....u..u....
llcat Chopper §
”gm; ' ' FALL “Willa“
no: - ~ ..
mfltfih lam " cm immature.
ME m
‘ reminded Bent 7
_ , “M'
. which wcro left him. . Ct
' I tell her lll.‘ only come. m if
ly. the «laugh
with her out “g
happy II the d,
everyday. lly ‘
of the house...
tic place. Shel ,.
heard riv .ow
and died in town.
He turned hit
war perplexed;
been tho. \vcll ”V
corporation. and.
pic. rational baht; . ‘
cavcd elmugh {mm 1; .1 ‘
atop work. now that.
educated. and rent»
.
be many. The phylil‘li
certain signs in bi! old
dicatcd this. ‘ y
“1 see no rclloh. m
"why you uhould lifi
plane rcal now. Y
able you to live Vim ‘ .
have done your duty tom
You have a right to liw‘ 3“
and indulge your own”
then that is left yoa”~
"l understand you,“
”Other physiclaua have m
[stop work now. Idlall _ .
a dozen years of life m
noi~it’ullahortmad . .
I most tramp it. I hive“,
lar. The children M ‘
ary. and'ialod know! 3
given itwto then! at!
ltnll’t stop m r ,‘
again. Um N N‘
men are lit!
'l‘hcy hurried
were nothing or
illc world. A ring
amid. (“liming to
of the llldcour eyelefi
draw their life from 1C“
“We call them WI“!
oneof theilahcrlueu. " "
unnatural lziud of .. .2. _, ‘
food our life but whut W
the old shark. " ' ,
Al the moment a four in ‘
on by a very wraith] .. ‘0
leader of society, ‘ draw In
some. V
“look!“ whispered Mi ' ,
"That lunch on the topd till M”
the handsome man in Milli
clolllcr. That ill Pally oh flu
She in visiting come 61' “0
“wells hero. lllle viaita u p
the limo. h‘ho iaao . ‘ /
old mun-r when aha Willi n
he added. langhlug frehl‘y. "
ill ambitious. Shh nil mg
marry it “UP." ‘ “ '
The girl Will beautify: fl
ullll cmtiy elegance. ,. ‘ '4
brother reconciled the 0“"
lllillfll’ll‘f‘fl' nod cf the W‘fl‘
drove by. 4., y ‘
“What ill Jack'l WM?”
doctor. .,
”llc'a an artist. Hum
pictured to roll. He , ‘
«looll not care for ill
«aye. hut mallow Ill
quire a mod deal at
old lllltil auaioualy. f‘
atom llllll'l. What tom: V
vampire is!” . f w '
"uh. [don't know!” ‘
bitlcrly. "Thole are 3
hlolxllcul crealum v ‘
of their follolvl quill m3
py. l llhoald llhu hi till”.
are no» ill-ca." .
The 0 d caahlal' .
rind at Illa haul. and
ly cum—Youlh'l Coil
Pope and W
“Among other . . ,
diliona.” Iayll Sir .m
fear we ahall have in»
Grub mm. My . “
war any Grab m
did not take am
That atmi in new -
Uclllqulto molly"
macro court
ritual. in which
plenum to live at m I
hm» did the ham , '
ml ll. Pop claim
upon the ulcer hall.
log it taller than idly.
‘flmuflllll'd'mm
tetra em since. ht
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