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"Y. SEPTEMBER 30, 1901.
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time 5: 43; sets 5: 36. ‘
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alum communlcntldiir‘lor
PIrIonIi IIttIrI not dIIIrod.
Ihould be Indra-Id to The
,mship agents, hotel luana~
transportation companies
“studious of places of public
V all agree, says the Lou—
ail, "that the American in—
this year is a record break—
t not only has the floating
utiou of London increased,
e permanent colony as well.
t two years has seen thirty
t. increase in resident Am-
3 in London." English
1‘)! is growing ill favor, while
11d and Ireland continue
Happily the American
are trying to“ reform the
lean habit of exacting fees.
patently," says the Mail,
American tourist increases in
'rs he increases in tl1rifti~
Cabmon, porters and hotel
3 are as one in declaring
rage American the least re—
‘11 ‘tive of their clients. 'Ihis
hes a new reputation for
mericau abroad."
he scientists: in France are
up aged upon the pl oblem oi"1
11g the Isonandla gutta.
t: which produces guita-
a, indispensable to the coin-
tion of submarine cables. It
that no other ploduci
hatpreseni replaces the gut-
dia found in the forests of
:alay Peninsula and ill ccr~
_ . fitricts in Malacca. Inferior
cs, have not the requisite
ity for submarine use. The
tions in the above mention-
stricts have been so ruinousl)
ited by the min es who 11p-
full g1 own tress and cut
plants before they come to
’ty, that it is feared there
11 a shortage in the supply of
quality of guttapercha ill the
e of fifteen years, unless
'11 are taken to protect or to
pagate the plants elsewhere.
u—p—n—Jb-
~Mayor ()uincy of Boston,
prospectivg Demoilatic nomi
for governor does not offer
Gold Democrats any part in
ping paity policy lie sup—
ed Brvan for the presidech
1year.llc says.bclie1i11g it to
sduty. lleis‘ sorry that .1111
or Democrats saVV iheir duly
e utly; but notmiouslv many
see it and if they are 11011
fig to come back. to the party
ept the '."l)clno11atic pl 11‘
Ill and to support l)e1n111‘1atic
d ates, I, for one. believe in
ding to them a heart} “el—
‘,and offering,r them every
liable encouragement to do
it Jacobson family of brew els
enhagen have done well hV
ark. The late J. t. jacoh-
csentetI to the state uearl
,ooo kroner ($5 360.000) to
‘ut for scientific and philan—
«1c purposes He also created
rlsberg fund, which 110w
is to I 500000 kr011cr.I~Iiti
Gaul {1103113311, has just given
a mid his own brewery,.
is valued at 10,,000000 kro-
Carl Jacobseu two years ago
110 Copenhagen the largegt
lillectipn of sculpture in
it IS valued at 12,000.-
otter.
,1: Yellow river is appropriate.-
‘ ed “the Sorrow of China."
"the last century it has
‘ its course twenty-two
nd new flows into the sea
1‘- a mouth six hundred
taut from that of one
years ago It is estimat-
ts floods in the present
have cost China 11,000,000
dated out that Emperor
. but four months
In President Roosevelt
' guilt: 4; the czar of
get 32; neon Wilhel-
11121, and the Mikado
y October at the latest. that she ‘mm
‘ ' 001m fAbblmtIon bu unnuimou-l
The lo
the popu
by iilllln
Massage is not new. We read that It
was practiced hundreds of years before
the Christian era.
pile box cant seem: to remain
or coat for the young girl.
W
In! W loft ribbon are worn
on old as fourteen years.
fl...“—
I‘bave seen people look really stylish
with old-fashioned clothes on. It was
because of their manner of wearing
them.
A mina’s frock of foulard has both
waist and skirt tucked In clusters, the
former. from the collar down and the
latter from the belt. and each has these
clusters laced together for enough down
to stimulate yokes The sleeves, too,
are tucked. and there. In a lacing of the
velvet down the length of each, just In
the middle of the upper half.
There are a great many kitchen
that have sunlight where a few plants
might be grown without any trouble.
A series of pots arranged for short
brackets up each side of the window
casing will give a pretty effect if trail-
Ing plants and vines are grown so that
the foliage In one conceals the not be-
low it.
I wonder if this paragraph from “The
Ledger Monthly" isn’t worth reading.
and thinking about: , The charge In
frequently brought against the business
men of our great cities that they are
growing narrow and '* intellectually
weaker than the women, because of
their absorption in business for pure
money-getting. Their whole‘ lives are
wrapped up in this one phase of life
to the exclusion of everything else
They have neither time, strength 1101‘
inclination to develop their minds dut-
side of their one specialty. The worn
on are consequently becoming the road-
ers of the. one. This charge has some
thing of truth in It. and It merely em-
phasizes the point that we work too
much. The silent-1 of life In gloat cities
is greater than in the small country
town or village. and the ambition t1
excel in buslues or money power In a
powerful temptation that ruins thous-
ands. Men toil early and late for 1111
more pleasure of making more than
others. and when the money is earned
It has lost half ltu power to give eu-
joyment. In the battle to acquire
wealth, many have l0It all sense of
equity. Justice, moderation and altru-
ism.
KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS.
A Greeting From the State Secretary.
Katherine Moody Spaulding.
The. following circular regarding the
convention to he held ill South Nor
walk has been issued from the head
quarters of the Connecticut Branch of
the International Order of The King's
Daughters and Sons: .
Bridgeport. Sept. 20, 190].
irociiug:
Tho seventh annual convention of
'Ile Connecticut Branch of The King‘s
llnulzllters and Sour. will be. held in
'he First Congregational Church :11
qollth Norwulk. October :59 and 1.11
'Ihe Circles in the cities of Norwnik
11111 South Norwalk extend 11 most cor
Ilu'v invitation in all delegates. who
"ill be entertained free The openin-
ession will convene. at 2:30 p. m., and
1 reteltlou is planned for that after
“non t "1 o'clock.
The protzram will include an addre'u‘
in the nvenin'! from President M. It
Woollev. of llolyoke Colleen, Mm. E
’l‘rnsk Hill. the secretary of the Man
enclluuetts brunch, besides nu nddlvu.Q
of interest to those who are especially
worklne for the Sons. There will be.
particularly fine music. the commit
119. sparing no pains to that end. Much
0 our regret we have been Ie.to
uncure a representative from he Gen.
‘tral Council. ' ‘
All leaders should see that their
county secretary had a report from
their circle and any dues that may not
have been forwarded, by the 10th of
prepare her own report which she will
10nd
‘ Reduced rates have. been secured for
the return trip. All delemtes wishlnr
entertainment should send their occur
and ciedcntlnln to the chairman oftho
Hospitality Committee Misti Maryli
.‘Ielleck 18 Merwln street No'rwnlk
It is due our hostesses that their
1ch reneroua hoaplinlity should meet
with a cordial response and that there
1houl11 be a lame attendance. Let us
come together in the spirit of the or
car aeekiniz to learn the host and wis-
est methods for Christian service In
the King's vineyard and receive a new
inspiration to go forward in spiritual
and Christian actlvrtiea.
Please read this "call” If your regu
Iur meeting and make that coming con
volition a subject of prayer that the
Spirit of God may be manifest and
each and all feel the blessing of His
prclcncle.
FIItIlfuily your-I,
Knrunmnn 111001111 3111111101110.
State Secretary.
Addrme of County auroral-III:
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Forbes 73 Windlor avenue Hartford
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Tho first of become of prelude aer-
1110115 on popular public evonta was do.
liveer by Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan in
the Frat Methodist Episcopal Church.
yesterday. Mr. Duncan occupied but
five minutes before the singing of the
second hymn In delivering the prelude.
With rapid, plain and forceful manner
the theme was masterly presented and
was very must enjoyed by the congre-
gation. It was as follows:
The trial of 02013011. was a triumph
of righteousness over revenge; of mod-
eration o’ver mob rule; of law over
lynching; of authority over anarchy.
The dignified expedition of the trial.
the distinguished men who cow that
no unfairness prejudiced the. position
of the prisoner, thetsubutltutlon of
moral earnestness for vlndlcativo vl-
tupcration on tho part of tho prosecut-
ing attorney, the utterances of tho
ooulmei 111111 the charge of the Judge
to the Jury all tended toomphuslze the
truth on which Jurisprudence must
rest, if It be not either furciui or iron
1iul11ut.; viz.. that every man is Inno-
cent until provon guilty. Few honors
of greater significance could have. been
done the memory of William McKinley
than the legal treatment of his as-
uunsln
We would have proved ourselves
unworthy that great utterance of his
last speech 1111 well all unworthy of the
noble Speaker who said, “measures of
reciprocity are better than measures
01' retaliation.” if we had done other-
wise with the man who murdered him.
How unfortunate If the. company of
outraged citizens who fell on the an-
aanain had killed him. while. yet. his
revolver was hot with the explosion
that wounded the notion! How pitlo~
bio If puny arm of phasionatc violence
had been used to defend the nation
ugclnnt‘the anarchic attack! How
criminal if any Injudielul process had
been resorted to and the work had
created 11 thouunud criminals to
avenue 11 single crime.
He who thinks a hasty trial would
have taught. 11 signal lesson is mistak-
en and he who believes mob murder
would have discomflted anarchy 11-1
morally mad. Thanks be to God that
ill this instance the nation was not
.1volcome. of evil but. overcame evil
with good.
Two lessons we. I11 11 11 First. the
only satisfactory treatment of crime
is the salvation of criminals. A crime
was committed which broke the heart
1f the, nation. and of the world. the
criminal in a few weeks will suffer Lilli
that can he done will have been done.
How small the satisfaction to our
l‘ighteoua indignation? Thus we are
taught how the Almighty felt toward
11 race of criminals. He might llfIVo
punished them by annihilation with :1
single word. but outraged love. wrong-
1d righteousness could find no unllsflto
lion in more penalty. so with a [)UI'DOSI'
infinite and energy divine and a love
that passes knowiedce. lie pays the
one great penalty I11 his own death and
ltoops to lift each criminal from the
sin which is his crime. Second. It, is.
another Illustration of the fact that the
annual way alone is practical. if we
and done to Czoigonr. what wr- feel like
Icing when men wrong us and what.
we all too often do when minor 0(-
fonccs conic. slgnni vengeance on the
offender. we would have disgraced our»
elves and wronged the memory of
\Ir. McKinley. The only practical way
was the way of Jesus. Walk thou ill
the. Master's steps. Be just, be true,
be kind to him wno does you wrong.
knowing that he. has wronged his own
soul more than yours. unless he invite
you to some. wrong to him which will
make you partner In his crime.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The Power Behind the Throne.
One. of the many features of "The
Power Behind the Throne," the powor
ful romantic drama, In which Miss Mil
tired Holland will appear at Hoyt's
Theatre. on Wednesday night, is the
aceuery which is on an elaborate scale.
having been designed and painted
with the utmost card by the well-
khown artists. P. Dodd Ackermnn and
Homer Emens. The first act repre~
rents an Austrian willow grove and
flower garden. which, with its main
moth willow trees and artificial blos-
some. In most beautiful. The second
act in a fine old Gorth Interior, The
third act in a gorgeous reproduction of
an Austrian court ball-room in the
cast besides Miss Mildred Holland are
Lillian Norris. Rita O'Neal, Camila
Porter, Tillie Thompson, Rose GadIby
Wright M. Lorlmer. Samuel Lewis.
Willia‘ln ll. Pendergaat, Del DeLouIs,
Ellis McClellan, Kenneth «Davenport,
Edward R, Lewis and a number of 0th-
8".
NIII 301-qu Coming.
Neil Burma, in his incomparable
‘hbractor of Abigail Prue. with his
bones, cows and other farm yard 01:-
cnIIorleI. wIIl appear It Hoyt’n Then
ire tonight. Thin In one of the moat
Important theatrical events of the ma.
son; and the management. in making
the announcement. feel that they have
secured an attraction which will prove
one of the most popular event; of the
your, “The County Fair" is known to
there who take an uneven In thins!
theatrical In one of the moat success-
ful presentation: of rural New fling-
.Iand life ever seen on the American
1111111141111 even "The Old Home-tad"
with III duplnt charaéterl, 1113 went
to Mr. But-nus, and his new no 1111-
mmblr told
JilIhuI limpklnn.
The Ittrmtio yt’I Theatre.
FrittIy night wil be “‘tli “climb. Shilli-
blob” Company; It I Itronz rurll
“damn. main with creche
runl home life. Ibowins
Vern with Uncle JoIb'I
MW about“ In with In-
‘ lat Iltb‘ItItinI, until the eltmn' lb
or“ 1:. when in. - l“
213‘th “:1.an W 3110'
revercst penalty known to law, and all .
of new mowil bay. mutt yield the M1011
Ito-Imus on Wednesday.
3031mm r2513.
34mm. Intermediate ana
Senior Departments.
Thorough preparations for
liege.
Certificate admits to leading
call ever for women.
Losses by Fire ,
‘Whon it can be done at no small a
cost, why not protect yourself? For
32.10 you can insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in 11 Dwelling
House for three years against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning, to the
amount of 3350,11110 in that proportion
for a larger sum.
Taylor& Golden
South Norwalk.
ibilish are Too 111111
To PLACE,
ind lone llollnn Small 1111 5111130111
lost Careful Attention.
moon Mantras.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
lnIurIncI'of EVIry Kind or "Inn.
ENTERTAINMENTS.’
HOYT S THEATRE
MONDAY. III-rhungn‘bo,
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himself as
ABIGAIL PRUE.
In an elaborate revival of his phenome‘
uni success. the new
County Fainm
With its wealth of new scenery and
Mechanical Effects.
The most thrilling and realistic Horse
Race ever neon on any stage. The
Greatest Triumph in Stage
Realism.
Three thoroughbred linen Horses
mounted by Professional Jockeys. run-
ning a iii-mile dash at a terrifice speed
in full view of the audience.
PRICES. 25. 5132511. Imp.
”no.1
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAT’ #TOIER 2,
En’gagefi tiof ‘
MILDRED
OLLAN
in her New Romantic Drama.
lhePoweiBeh‘ind
The Tlirone.
Written by Theodore Kremer.
A Magnificent Scenic Production.
Prencnted on an Elaborate Scale.
Portrayed by an Excellent Company.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT:
251:, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Hovr's THEATRE.
Matiheo and Night,
FRIDAY OCTOBER 4,
Special Matinee at 3:30.
The Great Rural Play,
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See the Thrilling saw 111111 Scone.
Walch for the Funny I1‘nrm~
era’ Band.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS DATE
‘ ONLY:
MItlnob, to Ind 20 can".
Inning, 10, 20 Ind 30 «MI.
1H! FAIRFIILD pOUNTY
SAVINGS BANK.
The directors of this bank have de-
clared 11. dividend togdopoaltora at the
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months 111111111 other“ 30,13 i
could I on an Iridi- Octobf 1 iii 111111
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NORWALK 03., Pro- .
question and the South
African situation the Times ,in an
editorial today says the Nation will
never again trust the government of
the British emphe to a party which
can be made and unmade by the lrlsb
Nationalists. The South Afilcan wa'r
and the attitude of the Irish during
that war have brought home the den-
ger of such a step more forcibly than
ever to the whole people, says the
Times. Throughout the war the Irish
party have spared no pains to show
that they are persistent and determln
ed enemies of the empire The de-
monstration has not been lost on the
nation.
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Sept. 30. Oct. \
Shipping,
" Sect. 9.3.
oUR workrooms have been busv every minute since
the return from the markets of Fashion of our
MISS Murphy wilh a grand selection of Pattern Hats of
the most famous modistes of the Old World and w1th
eyes and mind full to overflowing with latest conceits
and lanoles of the masterminds among Milliners.
MADRID NOT INJURED.
MADRID, September :i0~’l‘he annl~
vet-nary of the. revolution of 1836 won
celebrated at Madrid and other towns
yesterday. At 11 meeting of twonty-
thousand Republic 111111 and Socialists at
Barcelona the clouds proceeded to
lay a wreath upon the monument of ‘
(Ielmrni l’rlm the once famous incur-
gent leader In Spain. The mobs come
In conflict. with the police, who fired In
response to a volley of stones. ’i‘hreo _
persons participating In the demon- “
strations and two police officers wore
wounded.
Our tnmmers and makers have conceived new
American arrangements irom the choicest foreign ideas.
,Not being mere copvlsts you are sure to see the best
home .sfvles, making the Boston Store’s showing a
unique one quite in a class by itself. ‘
WHISTLING FOR A STIFF BREEZE.
LONDON, September till—~‘1'Both an-
tagonists are to be congrutulnted on
proving themselves so worthy of each
other " In the message which Lord Dufi
forth the former governor general of
Canada. shade to America through the
Associated Press. Ho eptomizeu the
general comment of the afternoon
newspapers here. They agree that
both ‘yuehtn were handled with con
sum‘uulte skill and that nothing rc-
nlnlns but to congratulate the Colum-
bin and whiuile for a stiff breeze. with
which Holllt! pooplll think the Shanuock
II. will hnio 11 good chance of win
uluir.
Second Floor.
Other Announcements.
The New Fall Suits.
The New Skirts and Waists.
The New Dress Goods and Silks.
The New Fall and Winter Underwear.
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Seymour’ sStor‘e
Golden Thoughts...
.\ There is a cerain point in quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you
pay. There is a cerain point in price below which the Best Quality 15 impossible.
We sell the genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation
goods. 'Our goods please the public, that is why we are always busy.
None Better Can Be Had .
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary.
The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
Bridgmater Hills Creamery Butter in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in tubs.
Double Cream Cheese, Franco- American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices, Ferris Hams,
Bacon and Smoked Beef, Superfine Exquisite Figs.
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty and delicious.
I: E SEYMOUR, [1111116111111 33 West uncut-1311111
Telephone Cali, 58-2.
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ATTENTION school Children ATTENTION
We are not going toforget the I ittle ones by any means. '80 on Saturday, September 28, we are going to
give AbIolutely Free, an abundance of School Supplies. consisting of Pencils, Pens, Pads, Composition Books.
.Itulers and very pretty Lunch Baskets. Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME TO SEE US ON SAT-
URDAV.
,.
PORK PACKING HOUSE BURNED.
I'ASSAIC. N. J.. September sow—Hou-
ry Muh’s pork packing house on P113-
snlc street was destroyed by fire this
morning. The. loss is estimated at
about 317.1000. Thomas Kelly, 11 firc~
mun while wolking on the roof, step-
ped into an air shaft. and fell three
stories to the basement. lie is lying
Iin St. Mary's Hospital dangerously
lurt.
We are also quoting prices very low this week. (live 1113 a trial order and save money.
$1.00 13 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00
31.00 5 LBS. BEST 330an AND JAVA COFFEE. $1.00
$1.00 FINE NATIVE POTATOES .PER BUSHEL, 31.00
2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat. 251: . 3 cans Ch‘olce Tomatoen, _ 250
2 pkga. Grape Nuts, 2511 9:315:50“- 3 cans Cream Corn, 250
Plilnbury‘n Out Food, pkg, 91: THE CHILDREN 2 lbs. Best Salt Pork, 250
Homby'a Out Meal, pkg.. 13c gATum-My' , New Marrow Beans. qt., 91:
Cool“ Flaked Rice, pkg. 120 New Port Ileana qt. 80
New Y
nonoviuv BUILDING.
ork Grocery Go.
up re on: 03005113. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIALS 1011 11115 1111511111
Lynch Co. Grocery.
:8 POUND G NULATED SUGAR
OUR FAMOU ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
1. OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 5331 311G134 4o BBL.
81.00.
3 cant Magnolia Milk, 951:. 3311111111.}: New Jam, 1151: 15 «Iron Lion Sup. 25c.
1 IN MI MIN 131:. 1, qt. gIbII jIr Jelly. too it calm Chic W1 I511. :
1 151.9031 Corned Beef. 13c. 3111.11.11: Ballad Bum. . 101: 7 calm BIbbltt’I Cup. I510
but» 311qu Mackerel, 251: 3 cm Mound 3Ir1linu, 511.5 «bu Big VIIuI loop. '33-
11111111 11111.1. POROHASERB or rail. 01$ comm“ c1111: or Morn 201111: 1101111.
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