, ' 0" 1(young, rich merchant
i “I, II it respected. a Christian.
~ 'Ind a successful business
I“ but ill Venice when that
on? of the est centers of
W the well .l—probably just
1 1 1 dos and some hundreds
”ago before the Poet Shakspeale
m} yI'r 7?. I
. I'm-I I fine gentleman in many
, . ‘Ind one. of the first marks at It
because he was honored with the
0‘! ellipsis! Anteater-Inserting ”Mia
I511.) Munich It rendered in Enslish
II spilt. II we spell lt— 'Selgnor"—-
. cold moan Sir! being by us regarded
Wtable Ind respected or honor
not! in Europe dignified or titled,
- nobility or nobleman.
1 S19 II II Inn of line nature. better-
or. warm hearted of pure
trlonds. Just to his eu-
Mdnél‘otu to all; widely beloved
hr his goalstac sracterlstlcs and char-
ble sctlmo c in his nature. and al-
‘ her lovable and humane I11 all
' lid hint. next to the Good Kent of
.140”. the very best man In his person-
‘ :relat'lons to his neighbors and
planes and countrymen in all the
WI great characters in drama. What
out was to Lear in adversity, Antonio
. all to Bunnie in extremity. 1
Hols known as the "good Antonio"
be. Rhythmlmcnln” the “honest An-
. n such familiar terms.
‘ e liesweot tempered su-
' Deltas Iltivs.‘s ptlble and slightly
or me loncholy. Above and
beyond all the” natural qualities and
ionodwments. he was immensely
‘ ‘Hislshlps traded with lung
land “shied; ‘i‘ripolis, The indies. and
a where, freighter! with merchandise
Vast: wealth. namely valued gems
wills. richest: silks and pearls oi
Stile value: rare spices and
and fixation hitherto unknown
rivers called Argosles. that
'ythelr white woven wings and
. 061' e great seas like the gull
Wit the inter at once a thing of
hm y and life. ’l‘here were no steam-
“steamers.” as they now are
ed in this day. but all vessels welc
driven or propelled by wind alone o1
by human muscle.
, Every day Antonio was upon the
....
5.
"cred or traded their different
» of res or products much as
of» at our markets and ex-
' great warehouses.
The Jews were there in large num-
bers. for they were and are today nat
ural merchants or traders always driv-
tag a very sharp bargain and not al-
whys honorable In their dealings much
Inclined. to misrepresent sell shoddy
stalls cheat, lie. and lend money at
ry: Ind by that lmean. obtain ex-
. altre or unlawful Interest on money
lanai, by compounding it; which was
uglautul- and detestable to Christian
merchants. They were not alone in
IeltIls by day means!
ntonio never took interest for mom
I leaned from anyone, he detested
. dwbuldhave been glad to drive
by the aloha speedily had It been
“power. He was a thorn in their
erclalii hi
o‘rascai- ews were very shrewd
and full- of cunning, and would have
beanithe masters of he market quick
Juliet. they were at s, and were lim-
ltedIIn privileges. M action otherwise.
.160“) thoccmltlanh and lawful
‘ billions What. I mean by “aliens" ls
, _‘ e...lows were foreigners not
were so despised that
W nor be admitted to certain
' . political rights because of a
' it“s: validations held them in.
Myth r religious beliefs. and so
had itot an even chance in the
critic! world because :of this so1
but they were very shifty and
, lg s, decelts and tricks.
11 3&1 sharp practices un-
- Iced Iby genetlelnen
close t mules in p y
a?“ ede’ach 002:}?th “pd
1 135.1
in fitfihélmd
“a:
ss'oil other” in I
«for we dud every Jew's hand was
united with his brother Jew as against
the Chrfstisns in commerce as in re
t ey were all money makers; all
me rich As "rich as adew" come to
surprisingly. and had pockets fill! of
Ibekels and ducats and wore tur-
quoises and diamonds and Jewels of
inestimable beauty and value.
i said Antonio had many friends. He
4 bad one above every other one. a very
ne'Ir and dear friend in the person of
Bassanio of whom he was so fond as
life. I think he only loves the world
for him. said another. 'l‘bsy two had
been school mates and their fllend
ships were of so long standing and so
lnutual. and their loves were so [and
that It Is (harming to contemplate
them They seem to me to love each
other as fondly as If twinned a1 a
birth more devoted than malty brotll- .
I think they were about the 1
era are. I
same age~--sol11t.1tlllng past thirty; not
old bachelors quite yet!
Antonio and llassunlo wort1 up In-
separable In tllt1 Syracusall Brothers.
Damon and l’ytblas. and loved with the
fondness and :friendships of Jonathan
and D vid of lllble times! Antonio be-
stows many iavors on his friend.
lending him large sums of money many .
times, which Bassanlo never repaid.
for he was a great spemItIlrIft. and liv-
cd1 largely bc'yond his means. seeing
the world and mingling with gay and
ritlt society muth beyond his rigiltifiul
llmltcd purse. for he admits he had
lived something too prodigal
Antonio finally went on his bond the
terms of willth wele tlltogctilel utlus-
uul exacting illld wholly merciless lot
a large sum. something like 3,000 du-
cats, or as many dollars Ill our money:
equal in value to a fortune1 nowadays
(for money was worth ten times lltorl1
than than now) and It In most strange
to relate that at the time this great
loan came due every oilc of his mighty
fleet of ships miscarried—that Is. ware
becalmcd lit-sea, or at least failed to
collie to harbor on time with their line
(algoes of wealth and Antonio tould
not raise the money (3.000 ducatsl to
pay the bond when It matured. and
there being no banks at that time.
(for tht1 first one ever opened was at
Genoa Ill 1407) he could tloi borrow to 1
supply his present llcctis, else he
might. have obtained :1 Iotln oil the
credit of his ships to tide him over and
keep him out of jail.
Antonio was therefore nlrostcd and
lodged In Jail and was completely at
the mercy of his cruel cryeditol the
av'tuicious old Sllylock! How dis1
graceful and humiliating to treat a
good man so contemptlbly. and bring
him so Into discredit! (lilo shudders
at it. lie was about to be tried at
court. and his life was In very great
peril. llut he was brave and patient
and
isiled to let the law and Old Sllylock
the Jew's will have free course; and he
did not complain or find fault, nor rail
nor scold.
Now was a moment for Antonio ill
roflcction; that is. a time to think back
over his past life. and review it all
along Its course. What a pleasure It
was to him In doing so to remember
the many good deeds he had performed
In his life to helpless friends: how
comforting their memory to him now!
Sweet Indeed are the uses of adversity.
i said this was an occasion for deep
contemplation, and as be reviewed his
past life maybe. there were some acts
done by him which he regretted. i re-
member once. although of a sweet, even
temper, he got very angry at the Jew
in the ltialto. and actuall spit upon
him and grossly spurned It lll——thltt Is.
kicked him out of doors savagely. in
his impatience, and was much vexed
at hlnl. do said he would do so again
if opportunity offered. which showed
he did not repeat his fierce act, nor
forgive the injury done him! This Is
all to be regretted sensibly. and i
think the really good Antonio felt
grievedat heart about It;
But he braved It out resignedly. re-
marking that he was the tainted
wether oi the flock. and told the court
to let the cruel Jew have his will arid 11
out the flesh oil, a whole pound of it.
enough to pay the debt of his friend
Bassanio. What 9. truly noble fellow
and friend he was! 1 love him for his
great nobility cd’ soul and Hit Ielf- ”sac
riflclng spirit exhibited and his high
character shown In such a fiery trial.
But how he must have suffered
truth he must die in paying this debt.
sqhe called to his side his good irleud,
and in tears and sorrow sud tender
words most wondrous sensible. he
bade him good bye and resigned him
self to his fate!
His plight was indeed most pltiable
and hesrtrendlng;—the situation was
alumni-“the 358M of the revenge
ful Jew who threatening even hal row
a-.. -.po ..
"..-—....
a common saying. All prosporcdq
11csigncd:—~1l mean he was sat-
in "
mind! for Antonio boiler/tell! In very 1"
.. WW
lug. mid there scorned no remedy. [or
manamtmmma'nu‘w
MA”
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more every day I
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unmatchabiy low prices
FLOUR—Sleepy Eye.
sbsoiutety the best Ilout made;
not sulistscioty your money
cheerfully returneIdI bbl 4 55- 62c
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and Pick a
Enamclicd Beds!
I 90: Regularly $3.50.
fllsmgcd Iron Beds with brass up; Ind
voles: ’
It 3:55: Regularly 14.50.
M It‘ll Beds. Nth extended IoIols
\tlih n. lastsgallglus
4.45: Regularly $5. 50.
medte’d'lroa rods w. it: extended foot 11 ith
11km “Ignites. .
1.5.95; steady 37.50.
nnmodeiitlma Bells. unit straight pa... with
hegvy ws antlpcrolhpgmlre
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‘Iron Bid: with fancy scroll. with
heavy post; sllsIlses. .
Kt 951chularly Sill. 00.
Enamctbd Iron Bed: with continuous post.
“in file)! scrolfifesi gn.
Folios llotllr Beds wllh extra heavy tx-
ltich post; with u’h-Inch filler; top brass rod
leth rings and spindles.
flit DEIIR
pals
Flavoring Extracts
m 4 oz. bottles. real who 35c.
guaranteed BUTTER—FinestfiiginCmmerytnotthere-I COFFEE—Finest Quality Mocha
ii novttsd ltlnd)1:l°siily Ind weight
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Have you mllced bow out IV. 1 increasing from rv Department has been growing in popular ism mm had
let 1¢ mai snb put cIr lsr g Ilpm of s
catering to that wants oi cur lapidiy Ismail" In
ymt' v augmented. Its: tun doublgd within
I1 4 mpg” growth in the 1.1 u of our Gm
{wills our
all Order Department 1th
met his
love: have been thud “Bk limit:
Whalis inmost opted lithium
blimpiy least: we adhere I'm 111‘
It s SELLING if E HIGHEST GRADE WWW AT AISOLWELY
u post of this we submit lb: Iollowlng "it of the world's choicest products at
irompt dellvcly guaranteed.
7'0 mssn Ipmmpi at. Milan. Man Order. Iar Groceries should b4 accompanied by cal-h.
iii
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guaranteed; 5 lb
TEA—lush Grille trout: Brok-
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BrasS ... Enamclled Iron Beds?!
This IS as Extraordinary Opportunity. We are Offerine al Sacrifice Price:
the Stock of One of the Largest Manufacturers in the Country-1
Jen Handsome Styles for Selection—Cams E arly
Big Bargain. ’
Brass Beds. II.’ In.
foot.
bow foot.
husk °." post.
I lull
design.
imam
Vanilla or Lemon. Floral brand.
full strength and absolutely pure:
At S} 4 .00;chttlarly 520.00
At $ 2 2 .95: Regularly $30.00
first: lads. m In. port. extended bow foot.
11527-00111211111113100
Brass Beds. iii In. continuous post. extended
, it $z9.oo:ngutnly $35.90
Brut loos. lilo. post. how foot. with heavyII
At $4.9. .00: Regularly$5500n
ill-Isl Beds. (out 11; post. with heavy bush
and tillers. Ind .3311 designs.
At 5 5 5.00: Regularly psno
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cured. lean hams, c Iicious “Hot; 5| s- Iclbolling, weight about 'c
weight Irom to to ctatly selchcJ tor stllbs each; a decided 1
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1 2'7 sod
2111;
story cracks
HE ~ Choice
mu.
.“- yards long
-ror pair .....
98:
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and oliv:—~la longer
C.
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yarn.
lowing so yards of .14
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110an will
b‘csl WOI'LIII‘Ill‘lllP—
priests.
drill
14°
Java. soc nullity. 5 lbs.,
.0. lb ....... ... .1...
ground or bran. sibs.
Bobbln’ét Lice Ruliléd Curtains!
These curtains arc in crest demand this sum-
They are made of I
with lacs insertions and ed
Remnants of Floor Desiresl
i. oonysrds of figured DtMMS for floor :01. -
stings—it. inches wide—1n red green. blue
rtmnallts wr‘t: ‘rnstkch them at. ysIr ‘
Furniture Slip Covers!
FIVE- PlfCE SUIT—Made of but; tan stripe-al-
Alb—very1 best workmanshl
HVE- PIICE SUIT—Madc’of‘
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25‘
14°
sibo.
5.: to
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14.1} fit?" 1 25
from lit to in yards
yard—because ibsyc
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15m quality Linen
o-lnch materials-
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a spec
post. with extended how
in the ‘smtttsrd ()ll
i‘iol States (this ye
newest lmpmvsménis. and not last year's
‘l-burncr. lam Insist
3- burner. loin 1min
off up humor. I
gutnntesd perfect
bias flame burning
stove.
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These WATER
faucets ts ltlt (It!
I98c j .49
continuous post I’with
Gas“; and Stores!
I 1-1nptrty. were“
old stock as advertised elsewhere.
Double Flame lift 1' ”
Walter Capitol
LEIS‘W hails nickel plated
114 Gsllo’g‘ Ship 3 nlesIllond I agile".
7‘We are soli-
ng I great
lumber of
M riectlon
A u tomsllc
W l cit Is as
Blue Flame
Oil Stoves.
soulless“-
v c r II I s d
and too-
al' s mshet with all the
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the law hunt have its course. It was
inflexible sud Altonlo must pay the
penalty! Nothing but a miracle could
save him
You will wonder ,how it was done!
I will not tell you.bi1t leave it Mr you
to shit out. treat the tart yourself it
was all brought sham by the Ingenuity
0! Partial verylagIsnlas very circular.
and shrewd Ind witbsl Io “hints-t.
so reciprocal-1m equitable above any.
tiling l1, ever read: hour he wssd
theater. rates- msmmdlw,1msis
ease. oslyinahothecsmtapaa-
utmost Ivan baron-i their
mmmialtctoathlsidsdiuanw
molt); fl'bbplay was
It this point it is aim Q
til 'alllu Im'
tilts the my
Bandit: the ion ‘
“Witt “
oily and no sale thus one. swim ‘
“spline“ by the
Court yesterday
Shore Line Rail
attorneys for th
interested in the
Grand Trunk and
The the
petrol;
charco‘df
that is? ..
Qi'l’, Mtg-’50
emoon discos
the rectifier 1'of 'tlrgbstrolt and To
party was formal. transferred
smog) or will!“ A
7.—~An order
States Circuit
all“
d. Directly after
iiierent conipIhies
lava-)3
acts"
uly'lr; fleet)! WillIyonIre
the most elusive
,. .9 ,
In! ‘- from rheu-
attended
at l eliminate
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RAILROAD MORfGAGIE DIS HARG TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM.
“l was troubled with kidney com
plaint tor about two years. '1 writes A.
H. Davis of‘ Mt. Stealing, la. .. " but.
, two bottles of Foley' :1 Kidney Care e!-
fected a permanent cure.”
Plaisted's Brill Store.
. Manama-.“...—
d not and the pro— catcxa‘rens IN uhncnasrea.
‘° “N unscassrsa, ans. July 7;—-—The
1 Phil. Is
Sold at
g .
Ir match
8110.1
first.
II
n
load. Foley' I
.1".
and prettiest styles in white and-linen
. duck huts. also Batavla hats and white
mull hats. 11
Our Palm Beach and plainasllors.
In Milan. Sonnet, and rough and ready
braids are stylisll ulld popular.
ed huts. mallue. chiffon. and straw
hats. trimmed and untrimmsd. at
greatly reduced prices.‘
Exclusive styles in ready made veils.
Lawn Slllrt Waists from 40c up to
Ii ..98 and Silk Shirt Walsts from 81. 98
up to .4 I50. Summer Skirts from Site
up to 82. 98. Silk Skins, from $8. 98 to
$10. Brilliantlnc Skirts, 34 to 8'1.
Stockings. 12%(1 to title. Belts from
25c to Me.
Lace lollars, from 75c to 81.35.
Also Walking, Traveling. Bicycle
Suits. Riding Habits. Gowns, Coats, Ui-
sters and Capes of all kinds made to or-
dcrI.(luartI1ntacll to m
M KRASDVI'I‘Z
8 No. Main St. South Norwalk.
S. Fox.
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
Milln
of 31 st root.
morning. Jilly 3.
Shirt Walsts from 35¢ up.
Walking Skirts from title up.
prices.
prices.
1We are selling some of the newest
Our entire line of dress and tailor-‘H
Purses from 480 to 75o.‘
announces an
eleven doys' sale commencing Friday
Also Dress Skirts. Petticoats. Hos-
Iery. Silk Coats and Skirts at reduced
All are invited to Inspect our low
Incorporated.
11101 SIEAIMBOAI.
AililPT
IDAILY. TRIPS ro NEvv YOIlK CITY
Marlin inatg
Iloton Point, LI 1 ..t., Bast River and
Pier 23, Foot lsskmsn It.
1 leaves 80th Norwallt. 7:1“ I. m.
Beckmsu St, 2:45 p, to. (Saturdays
1 .. at l:46 p.111.)
I that St, 3 p. to. (Saturdays at 2
‘ p. m.)
51 W3" Sgt. Notwmk FREIGHT meant.“ 1.1ctrv or
NORWALK"
#15“ .1 # .. ~ . (ll‘rellht Onw’.
“ Leaves New York Mondays. Wed-
EIxtrb $.19 nssday and Fridays at 6 p. m.
d Leaves Norwalk ’l‘uesdays, ’l‘hllrs-
1 ays and Saturdays at b p. In.
For Th6 M6" nth Of Freight troteived from '1 a. m to 6
July. " m
Kannada
We have a fine line of these
goods at very inalienable prices
considering qualify.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
SOil Subtitles.
Slut Bill illilltll IIWIIIEIII
at the rate of
Four For Best Pet Anson
has been assured-tor the slrmonths
stilling June 30th.100_3, payable on and
after July 10,1003.
Interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest from
Julyi.1903.
Money deposited on or before July
10 will draw interest from July 1,1904
GEORGE F. DENISE.
Treasurer.
THE NORWALK savmos sectarv.
Norwalk June 11 1903.
Interest at the rate of 'four (4) Per
cent. per .muum for the current six
months, will be credited to depositors
July 1, 1003 and paid to them on and
after July 10.
Per order of Board of Directors.
GEO. E. MILIER.
326 2w Treasurer
, Mummy
ms. r. t. comma
.lms moved from 34 Washington street
to 46 South Main street, Music Hall
Block. Will close out her Summer
Goods at cost price. A full line of
Children's Hats; also Lndies' White
Hats.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
1053:“: BY nits!
When it can'be done at so small a
cost, why not protect yourself?
For 82.t0 you can insure your Furl-
ture and Household Goods for three
years against loss or damage by Fire
to the amount of $850.00 and in that
proportion for a larger sum.
Very respectfully,
Taylor seamen
Real Estate. shortness-allot! .Agents.
W
F- ,1'- thermal;
Painter IBIS hoorator.
The BeSi'Work
at Reasonable
“W1
III—PAM£85__'___ SIIPPLIES—
supplies ma. you can buy the greats
est noise for your money and vote for
on" lerIry.
....."‘:.‘....‘. souls 111111.
4TH 0F JULY
Get your WWI“ ”and North
coMeTocx
WATKINS
.81 now.
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 436.
I, .
NEW BAKERY
Home Made Ides. 5.12.150.
thee order their @555 sliced for
the FOURTH. mvmdnd
for them as so great MI? 1"! is
hand.
Resntdfilllv.
HRS. H. C. KANE.
I
”clothe. devils.
32 lssIlIItsI at. 8. mos.
3i .‘..
Tel. ICIII S715.
dragons Point
:Asr MoawAth. calm.
anon: stanzas has can soon
or ALL. amps. cookie
ro chess.
BATHING lin Iranian.
1.1er Houses to 'as'u‘r Ir. sail.
4:, LI
Customers would do well if
impossible to keep a supply 0“.
Norwalk Chronicler