coloring against
btson the ground
crime rather
e nvppiosed,,to
, tent, on ‘ " would
it Imprisonment for
makes a strong show~
, “his theory. gNo~
rulill it be found
.. _ punishment checks
ll be contrary it is most
ountries where tor»
cl modes of adminis-
revail. . In *China,
e,- theunandarins have
g, heir brains {or centuries
range and cruel tor~
its has had no e‘fi'cet
.. ‘ hocking crime, and
hey try their ingenuity
re kinds of death pen-
invent the more crime
It was the same as to our
stors. Only a century
lf‘ago the death penalty
d nto use for one hun-
BS,"ahd apparently the
e ‘tileténdges in award—
be'mo‘recruel the pun~
reater the number
jTie‘re have been over
tiers in this country in
,voyears. An improver
Ibder way, for the mur-
Omicides were only 5,—
900, against 10,652 in
hose murders there
y 597 legal hangings;
in older days nearly the
3,000 ~1nnrderers would
eh hanged. Yet we are ad-
nore rapidly with fewer
trail we. did when the
as ever ready for the
Mr. Gregory takes the
-"hangings or any display
hi ‘ attention to a crime has
Stitie influence and tend to
3': that crime.
m
stile sa‘d néws which Pitof.
Marienburger puts on the
Professor Marienburger
..that the end of the world
thand. He has discover-
r little old planet has
éorbit and is wobbling
' like a. drunken
. gularity» the profes-
l auses our summers
, e hoter and hotter and
actors “iii erand celder. Be-
‘ gacco i ling to his figures.
are going to .be so bad that
only will berable to make the
Sit fl'dm one extreme to the
It, and thé first thing we know
luman race will expire.
on after the arrival of K rugcr
and his admirers were an—
to havedtls portrait painted.
ii” refusedp’n the ground that
.3110 time. Finally, however.
‘. tits” Therese Schwartze succeed-
’ persuading him to sit. He
"the morning hours from, 7
nd she-painted him raiding
e' which she brought to the
tigior thatnpurpose. He was
_ .d with her suggestiqt. and
rds accepted the Ilible as a
, 'Theportarit was painted
echt.
vli'ttle startling to find that
i} pox, 1! disease which has
tpposed to be pretty well
lched in civilized lands; . is
Ii “doing business extensively in
ighly civilized country. Ac—
tg to the re ort of the “mar-I
ionpital service, there has been
rge. increase in the munbcr of
‘ llpdx cases in the United
' tic-there bc'ng 3.258. as com-
.with 3.3% at the same time
Russia. one of St. 1"c.tcrs~
leading newspapers. has
ollowing dream :‘ “When
{the South American re—
:hus been definitely realiz-
' theUnitcd States of Am-
Vl cd‘
i ‘ inalion that} they
a “able to dictate to ltnropc
ticstionsontside of their
9"
ntlonmof every possible
to keep to a healthy,
', audition: ‘ '
. ny who has neglected ,,
w—thoywlll toll you the
doenynrl teeth and this!» .
e closest eomnnnlona."
Iy unreasonable corn-
d‘n for pnttmg the tooth
oer condition.
Dentist. ,
1‘ 2 made to do duty; for some din.
y ‘ (Iranian a yet ‘
j gourd
.. 009- .
obllcri‘cd e d T
‘ llnhtful tor cold wooing:
‘ ,color.‘ toou “ ‘
‘ outing , .
that Is. getting, soiled will be,
_ rats. by
. oi . In a with large
black data or one ’of color carelessly
over It. * ‘ I ‘
The new felt
They nrefithc prettiest ’hctwccnsscaoon
‘hutsywmhnve had. In a Imxlumc, and
, may
whlbt
will make. us want to prolong the time
bctoret winter: sets In. for ‘t‘with one of
three lovely, soft felt», who could wish
tc‘boln‘abnrry to don the heavy winter
unlly beautiful.
unless everything about your person In.
In contents order, particularly a bicycle
well made and especially well adjusted.
The tendency In for one'c clothes to get
awry if the ride In a long one. and to
tired at the point of destination In dia-
appolntlng. Remember that a waist of
firm material Is always preferable to a
thin one. because no matter how notch
and span the thIn waist may be at the
there you are, helpless in a. flimsy
'walst.
The "New Idea Woman's Magazine"
speaks at a fad among the women of
the smart set of New York. for wearing
vegetable hat plus, and says they-prom-
Ise to be extremely popular this win-
ter. It glves the name of one woman
who has quite a collection of them.
small .cnrmto‘i‘ inucumbem. lima beans.
'whlch are made/of the fluent klnd of
enamel, the natpral colors of the vege-
tables. set In gold. At a garden party
not long ago she was seen dressed In
a lovely pale green costume. which. ac-
cordlng to the very latest fashion, was
entirely made by hand. She wore u
whitesmull picture but, wlth long. pale-
green plumes, and the hatpins were
sprigs of curly parsley made. of a bean-
tiful shade of dark green enamel. so ex-
ansItcly wrought that each tendrll and
leaf stood out In perfection. The cos-
tume was Immensely admired.
THE DUNLAP HAT.
Hatters Awaiting Ito. Comlng WIth
Expectancy.
The Dunlap but will be Issued thls
week and batters believe that the trade
of the noxtfew wee will depend much
upon the ‘Dnnlap'c popularity. If the
hilt In of a shape that becomes Imme-
diately popular amen of work In the.
local factories. even greater than that
of the present time. Is looked for.
The Knox derby Isvbue of those al—
ready out. It is a stocky, rather heavy-
looking hat. The crown Is a full, half-
round shape. The mm In an extra
heavy round D’Orsay curl. 7% medlum
set front and back. The dlmensions are
Strict: sunny. and 1%; filéxl'itz and
lia- .
The following are the dimensions of
the Youman's derby: hxl%xl'%; 5143:
1mm; 5%x12cx2 nnd5%x2x2l/4. The
crown Is noticeably Iaeklng In fullness
and In slightly tapered, whllc the brim
has a raised D'Orbay curl 11nd Is flut-
tcncd within about half on Inch of the
edge.
The Knox soft bat-Is called the Flu-
rodoru.“ The crown Is tapered to 11
point where the crease begins. At this
point. the block Is cut away to mnkc a
natural crease and Insure always hav-
Inc the proper crease and dent. The
brim Is a wldetflanned shape with shell
"oil on the sides. The binding falls or-
er. the edge to show a full ”it. of an inch
on tho sldcs.’ The band Is a 23 llgne.
7.— _.—..._._.4..
Term Opened at New Haven and Ad-
Journed by Judge Townsend.
United States Marshal Bishop opened
the. August term of the United. States
ltllstrlct court. In New Haven. yesterday
nornlng, and Immediately adjourned
the term. The marshal read on order
from Judge Townsend. Instructionr bhn
,Io adjourn the court from August 27 to
September 24. and from the latter
date to Monday. October 'I. at 10 o‘clock
In the morning, at. New Haven. District
Attorney Parker andI Deputy Clerk Cur-
roll were present at the opening of the
Leonit. yesterday. No1 buslnesu was
transacted.
’Judne Shlprnnp In the. United States
ch'cull court has passed on order in the
cut of Harvey Gray. of Bridgeport.
on Inst the New York Building and
Loan Association,‘dlrectlng that a piece
of land (In North Maln street. Danbury.
owned by l-thc’ defendant be sold for
$1100. and that a return be made to the
court.‘
qu~~-
FATEMEN’S DINNER.
To be Eaton.“ compounco'Thurndn
acptomher 12 .
The annual dinner of the Connecti-
cut It‘nt Men's Ansoclntlon In to no (mt-
cn at Lake Compounco Thursday after-
noon. September 12. John ILIIancy
of’MorIdon. pronldcnt of the assoc-Io-
tlon \vlll be master of ceremonies and
.I. II. innn of Brooklyn N. Y.. wlll pcr~
form the cleaning tank of “huncry the
closer" whatever that may clunky.
Thomas Scott of this city In on the
committee oforrnnxcmentn. The pro-
min includda brlcf speeches. «Mr 1“.
Bulllvcn of Mormon wlll discuss the
,nuttingon of bone andmnaclo “We won
the pennant.” N. ‘E. Pierce of Bristol
will annals forthe town and other mom
here will discuss the various methods
, by whichmcn may become robust by
ontlhm‘ Fat Mon weighting over 260
pounds will will content In a Zoo-yard
dash thorn will he a hose ball game
and the business meeting wil be held
Immodlntcly‘ after dlnnor. »
. ., . , V‘
on contours: Mac-ripe
The collation commutes on thorium-
Club. It 'wufiotod to. glycine cub»
committees power, mono attend and
next Tricndny ulcht cttho some place.
Subcommittees have been appointed
attend to different articles otfood,
., Thocomnnttce ropertodcood pro
. yer? 1””me t.
murmur-murmur u promote
limit-3 But of coum‘
hat trimmed with;
hats are just charming,
headgear. even though It to to be unusw ‘
Don'ttsb oft on any sort, or an outing ,
trip. one: clothes need to be strong and ,
look dilapidated as well as dusty and 5
start, dampness will soon wllt It and .
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ‘
lonai’xoth anniversary ccléhrntlon hold,
a meeting last night at the Norman
procure estimates and pros nt‘thcm. , , ,
at the next'mcctlng. which wl l be cold . ;
I.
H , ‘ Wklndlhnt‘cotdnt j ,
$2.00 $2.50} $3.00:
, coal) or TI'ERNS. ‘
surrealist»? atoms.
ALL Sizes.
9...... is”; .
IDausIISon,
TAILORB.
OLDTHIERS.
HATTERS,
FURNISHERS:
85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk.
ThoKIngSoh
FOR nova
STAMFORD. CONN.
Prepares for college or for bnslness.
Boys received as soon as they can
read.” One hundred and twenty-seven
boys prepared for college. Refers to
Dean of Yale. Illustrated circular.
H. U. KING.
no!
a,
in.”
52‘ S
llidu‘rllltyili tine.
outh Main at. ”Mb Nor—walk. or.
m
The three kinds of Trade Marlin
must be presented tor wagon.
All tint-clan store. soil the Ozone
goodl. ' ~ ,
HEIREBS KIDNAPPED.
CHICAGO. August 28mMargaret Ly-
lor. seven years old and reported to be
an helrnosn to $100,000, was kidnapped
yesterday from the home of Mrs. m
10. Green, of this city, where she had
been cared for Since her mother died.
a Week ago. Her copier. driving at
breakneck speed. was pursued ”by no-
llecmen In a patrol wagon to Ravens-
wood. There all trace of the kidnap
per was lost. Mra.~(}reen was given
the custody of the child upon the
death of the mother. who was div-
orccd from the chlld'a father several
years ago. _
mm
DETROIT DELEGATES GO SIGHT~
G
.SEEIN .
DETROIT. Mich, August 28.—-'l‘hore
were no business scsslons today of the
delegates devoted th l"titty to excur-
alouc and sightseeing. ~
. FLAGLERS START 0N CRUISE.
NEW YORK, August 28.——Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M. Finglor will, on Satur-
day next, leave for a yachtlng cruise to
Newport. Bar Harbor and other polntc
In New England.
Sey
1
on the market?
The Summer Season is at i
The best articles in these 1
DOUBLE CREAM
u ur
Call-5c}.
. :
our 8
Two Questions.
ts height, and we 511% meeting the
Oranges; Pineapples,‘Sdi1ash, ‘Etc.
Enos received daily.
.‘
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. chrt CCFFEES.
CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
‘ dideriautiz
' ’tI ,
. > to Faulkner's case
National Fraternal opgrouaand the
or n
his counsel's dDDllcutlon for
._pnrtieularn, npcclrylng the
. amounts unknown the dates
upon which‘they were taken. The
* clot-o alleges that the last legislature
passed on not. which permits a prosc-
hgolllcer to bulk the cum. but the
noel tor the defense has raised the
atlon'that the \ldwdoo'c not apply
as the olfenses with
which hols charged date back to 1890
and that the low In only oppllcablo to
crlmecof- embezzlement committed at-
tvr the passage of the act. Judge Burr
took the different points under advise‘
input and adjourned“ the cane
September 6. Faulkner was taken
back to Jail at the close of the hearing.
Judge John Walsh appeared as associ-
ate counsel wlth B. F. Chaney for the
accused today.
”Mm
CONCESSIONS TO MINE WORKERS
, NEW YORK. August 28-»Presldent
John Mitchell. of the Unlted Mine
Workers of America. has Issued .0.
statement. In which he says: “The
agreement reached between the men
and oporntorn In 1900 amounted to an
Increase of $25,000,000 annually for
two hundred thousand men. secured
at. an expense of 8300.000, which Is a
larger dividend than the Standard on
Company or the Morgan Banking Com
pany ever paid. At the April conven-
tion. at an expenditure of $5,000. con-
constants were granted amounting to an
Increase of $7,000,000 annually."
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
EAST HARTFORD. August 28—4”
ward Kent. 23 years old, a brakoman
on the Highland dlvlclon ‘cf the Con-
solldntod road, was Instantly killed
In the yards here yesterday afternoon
while coupling cars. He was caught
between the bumpers and his chest
was crlched. Kent was unmarried
and had a mother and sister living In
New York state.
SANTA FE's NEW “CHARTER.
GUTHRIE. Okla... August 28~—-'l‘he
Santa Fe Rallroud Company has so.
cured a charter to build fourteen sop-
arute lines of railroad wlth a total
length of 815 mlicn. These are to 0D-
‘ 'bll
eruted an the East Oklahoma line and
traverse Oklahoma, Indian Territory
and Kansas.
tore
Will not the best éoods prove profitable to bothifiuycr. and seller?
Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations up-
demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to’do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons. Water Melons. Cucumbers. bleachers. Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,
We have a system and demand for" FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from the ovuns. which is the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
I}. I. SIIIIIUI, learn 8110111,;33 Will tum
II SIIIIIII.
FULL CREAM CHEESE,
2 LBS. FOR 25c.
Ozone Soap. per cake, 4c
Illtbbltt’n Soup. per coke, 4c
Swlft's Pride Soup. per cake. «to
Satin Gloss Soup. por cake.
llost Lily Soap, per cnko,
Oval Soup, por cake,
6 Sheets Fly Paper,
5c. 5'Ib Pail Jelly, All Flavors,
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
HOW IS THIS Fort “LOW.”
SPECIAL:
HAMS, can 1.3.,
SHOULDERs, PER L_B..
BACON, pan LB., I
130
10c
‘14::
17c 6
DONOVAN BUILDING.
New’Yor
k ,
RELIABLE GROOERS.
m. ..
UNEEDA BISCUIT,
6 FOR 25c.
ti '
There is but one Cash Groc cry in the Twin Cities where you can really buy groceries cheap“
and that is right here. Just compare our prices with your grocers and see
you. Our quality is fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
the money we can save
I
23c. pound, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter. 5 pounds, $1.10. Boiled Ham, . 25 cents pound. '
$r.oo——x8 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00.
Beardsley Shred. Cod, per box .
'Alaoku Salmon, pcr eon, ' lllc
Monarch Root Beer, per bottle, 9c
Llon Coffee. 2 for 250
linked Bonus. nor can. ‘ 9c
Ralston Breakfast Food. 2 for 26¢
Cans Domestic Sardines,.. 25c.
roceryCo.
h
', SOUTH NORWALK.
r1
3 cans Magnolia Milk,
1‘ lb. can Roast) Beef,
1 lb.,'canCcrncd Beef,
means 'Soun‘cdbMackcrcl,
csc.‘ 3 glass) jars New J m.
t
I
25c.
ran. 1 qt. glass jar Jelly, y me
13¢. 3 lb. can Baked Edens, ‘ mo
ago 3 tons Mustard Sardines, .1 95c.
'
P. J. Lynch‘Co. Grocery.
, , ' ‘ " .5
18 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR, .
OUR FAMOUS ELGINVDREAMER}! EU’I‘TER,
' OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR; 55¢. BAG; $4.40 BBL.
‘ $1.00.”
523a. LB. .
’15 cakes ‘Lion Soap. 45:.
if calm Chic Soap, also.
7 cake: Babbitt?! Soap. est.
5 cakes Big Viluo Soap. . ., 23c.
rash TOALL puncnncnns or run endorses-n once or wmrn been sent».
until -
, races with the Constitution, which be-
A grand opportunity
ii.
WE WILL BELL
‘I
WE WILL BELL
WE WILL SELL
price per palr; 500.
WE WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
prices; 19 cents.
WE WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
12W: and 150. palr; 8 cents.
WE WILL SELL
$0.90.
WE WILL SELL
38 cents.
1.: WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
Low neck, full front (for?
WE WILL SELL
and 69c. 34 cents.
WE WILL SELL
i
i
SENSATION HARTFORD CASE.
Relative; to Try and Break WIII
Colonel Kennedy.
HARTFORD, August zit—Sensations
al allegations accompany a writ of at-
tachment levled yesterday In behalf of
Samuel H. Kennedy. of Hartford, lien
bcrt Kennedy and William Pratt. of
East Hartford. and Robert Pratt, of
North Glastonbury, against the estate
of the late Colonel Henry Kennedy, of
this city, I11 an effort to break Colonel
Kennedy's probated will.
The attachment Is levied In the sum
of $600,000 on all the property of the
deceased. Including real estate valued
at 8145.345. Interests In several bank-
Ing Institutions and a large amount of
stock In the Consolidated road. The
bill alleges that the plaintiffs, rela-
tives of the testator. were heirs under
his last will and that Nellie 'I‘. Pltkln
of Hartford, an adopted daughter of
Colonel Kennedy. together with her
husband, withheld thls document and
had proboted another will which dlaln-
herltcd the plaintlffs and mode the de-
fendantn bcncflclarloc. The wrlt In re-
turnable on the first Tuesday In Octo-
ber In the superior court.
of
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PLOW MAKERS ADVANCE PRICES.
CHICAGO, August till—Plow mann-
fucturera of the United States. a large
number of whom kayo been In confor-
oneo at the Auditorium. have decided
upon an advance of 10 per cent. In the
price of plowa and all plow repairs dur-
Ing thc comlng your. The present
atrlko of the steel workers In given no
one cause. In oddltlon the manufac-
turers clulm that the coct'of produc-
tion In every way In much greater at
present than It was a year. ago. The
manufacturers. It to sold. are obliged
to pay 10 per cent. more for thelr mo.-
tcrlal than a. year ago. \Beslden, It In
claimed lilghcr wages are being paid
to the men employed In the works. The
Increase- to price will go Into effect
when the notice for next your one com-
menced In October. ‘
REVISING WEBTM‘NSTER CONFEB.
8'0 0
SARATOGA ,, N. Y., ,‘Auguut 28.-~—'l‘hc
committee on the revision of the West-
mlnctor confonnlonof faith, represent»
big the General Anaembly of the Proo-
bytcrlan Church, convened hero today.
Rev. Dr. Minion, of San Francisco. who
Assembly, will president the commlb
teen. ' ,
,‘ COLUMBIA TAKES T0 WATER.
new YORK. August. 28-4110 former.
cup defender was put Into thowator
this morning at tho Moron Iron Workup
whore rho bun boon imitorttolng envoy:
crhnullng. Thorns Mutual than took.
hpr In town nod ut‘utiltl passed up the
moat river on route for Newport. who‘re
the Columbia will engage In the trial
gin next. Saturday.
LLOYD BOOTH MAD.
vounosrown, 0.. August raw
hlopd Booth, a. pioneer Iron machinist:
urcr and president of the Lloydnooth
giant of the Union Ito lowering: a:
anants ~
Will continue this evening and tomorrow. i
chandise at a big savinc. . . , .
The best American Prliit. all colora,,a.ll styles,
prices 0e and lo a yard, “the.
Men’s 4-ply All Llnen Colors. well known “Arrow Brand,"
15c the price everywhere, Sc.
Plaln and Fringed Curtains;
A doz. Lightning Jars. ellher
was the moderator “the loot General "
‘ coo Young Poem-”In the out.
to buy seasonable
mer- ‘_
regular
3 pairs Black Cat BCurtnlnc; 250 and 35e‘ the regular
Six 7e Huck Towels, 25 cents.
25c and 25c the regular
A yard Val. Luce. worth from 50 to‘BC yd.; 2 cents.
A pair, all sizes. white or block Hose Supporters; worth
\
Blue Flame, threob urncr Oil Stoves; fully worth $10.00;
x
Eight quart Agate Preserving Kettles; regular price, 59c;
pints or quarts, 83c.
Covers. trimmed wIthHVal.
Lace; regular price 50c, sizes 32 to 38, 29 cents.
About 25 dozen Colored Shirt Walsts; regular prices title
100 New Chatelaine Bags; the 75c quality, 50 cents.
3 «ooommemmumm
A aeolpnocrrv ARRANGEMENT.
Closer Union Between Unlted States
and Canada Favored.
BOSTON. August 28—The manufac-
tnrlng centers of Massachusetts are in
favor of a reciprocity arrangement be-
tween the United States and Canada,
according to Secretary E. G. Preston.
of the Boston Chamber of Commerce,
who In behalf of that body. In laboring
In the interest of a treaty. In order
to sound the fecllng In other cities mr.
Preston was detailed to vlslt the mill
cities. where he Interviewed mill own-
ers. business associations and news-
paper editors. Secretary Preston
says: "I was greatly encouraged by
finding among those on whom I called
an Interest which was hearty and upon-
taueous. Many of the manufacturers
evinced the keenest Interest In the an.
nouncement that an ‘effort would be
made to have the joint high commis-
slon reconvene for the purpose of
framlng a reciprocity treaty.
“A lnrg or or the commerclal
organizations in various parts of the
country have declared themselves In
favor of such a treaty and the Boston
Chamber of Commerce has memorial-
Izcd the president to take such steps
as wIIl prepare a rc'cipro’cnl trade
agreement between the two eountrlcs
by rceonvonlnp: the Joint high commis-
sion or otherwise and It has asked 0th.
or commercial bodlec to do likewise."
A man may leave footprints on the
sands of time wlth lmpunlty, but he
should be careful how he leaves them
on a recently scrubbed kitchen floor.
anrrnrxfnu“nars:m
HOYT'S THEATRE.
South Norwalk,
THURSDAY MATINEE AND EVEN-
ING, SEPTEMBER 5.
“Llllpuffans' In
Fairylan ;” ‘
Or, “The 0mm of TliiPolor star."
Controlled by anon? Decker & 00.x
.. New Yotlt. . - . .
A Juvenile Fairy 'Opergln ‘l‘hm Acts.
Gorgeous Epoclnl Scenery.
Gigantic Production by Homo Talent.
AC’I‘ I.-Dock of atom Yacht. Bril-
liant colors. -, ’
ACT“ limfiuhmnrlnc Scene, showln
curious sheila. em, and diver In
combat. with huge «chock.
AC'I‘ lll.-Drcnry Cove, which; at the
nrrlvnl of a fierce dragon. In trans-1
formed to Aurora’s npnrkllng inky
’ grotto. '_ , .
Bright Catchy Music. ‘Cnlclum Light:
with Chnuglng Colors. Elan
. ornto Costumes.
Crowded Holman at New York City.
Phlladclphln, Brooklyn. etc.
« Auctions Immaculate Conception hm
clctv ; ht..~Mnry'c0hurch and Polo
all a for. reserved II to open: at
It I Thom
pundit dour-icy; in in: a city;
nit Wood’s i drugp
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