VIE iIi'. try'
ssays a
Milli-S
:Il'
‘ A Prison Antlphon
We this great commo-
will
' no a 90 cos wake.
organ of t 9 coach
’3” on! they break.
. 5" ell the chorus
-winds waft it back again;
from crowded mart and hamlet.
Wen Join the strain.
2:: lm‘ faint we catch the echo
' OI alliet of the cell
on pulses throb and quicken
‘tho wondrousI magic spell.
mould io'lnuhe tumult—-
sober. saner way.
Jp .11113111 in the spirit ,.
. Of Columbia‘ s Natal Day.
in oils flies Old Glory.
‘ n the morning light!
‘ er right:
fifinfi sunshine,
41011 1111 the bolt and0 bars.
5 1) salt f, e splendor
the $01“ trials and Stars
: IIhld‘ flag above as "
thithflpeudence Day,
fin I wig ”Nd from prison
'3. loweoffih I hand.
sin:
e l'pianets
his fostering care and guidance
“out Messed authorities“) 8
the bit of verse at the hoead of
latest ipsue of the Monthly Record.
piper. to which the inmates of the
. rlaon at Wetli‘eréileid contribute
y of their inmost thoughts The a
‘ a‘ neat little eight— page offer
up! at hand being printed in red
“110' hits nBtli‘l another verse on
time printed as follows:
The Sinners.
. . o the pinnacle of fame
anchored ones appear;
filer glory round each name
eseach succeeding year
t s as one
will. Why .
rave ed done
prompt
'tlli’rn‘ty years ago
will”
. .' Reg. No 1178.
allo Izher Rel .es tablished newspa-
's the Meat has an editor
' .page. Two of the leading ones are
. gprlnted as follows:
... Punlp phrgent. “I“
in o tto‘be pun.
$555K) r or mfihfierwlge the. unlvease
d be chaos; but let that punish-
t be as consistent with the laws of
as possible tor as with a slum
with a man; severity in pan
a bad as, if not worse than
:fOK‘ it ill 09% #- little tintro g-
ch- of filth Isms tree.
Minimalism mud hole that
the severest punishment but
helper punishment with mercy.
. r- harder .
True. we ll 1 6!??{20151‘80—
cs. v r e or
p “fig—'58“! heal a
Ipe Mill a éwihile
gauges” vIes ofth ros
tells here. ah
build up a will and an ambl-
, ' . - en ce ore
’1 and‘wllr- n33 odt‘lnto
W'
senb- . led Doctor the ti
o of the leading humorous In
t of it is ‘reprinted as fol
absent mind-
ilhei'eflin
tps res urant and
what lie-I
., for. surely _a man who
1!? my. means
‘ are
tannin.
s’ married. though »'at’ one. .tlinh no we
,engaged to be. but he lost the girl 0- ,
his 1191mm that old complaint of his. '
' 5i” will
. nt minded
' 9N! and MW 'fln'snt
erlng
he wondered why everyone tit-
ered it was made plain when he ni-i’
rived his destination and 1 hell forf
a trial
. idiot: . ‘5
the dog tried to snor
ersd his mistake.
'baautifui day when all nature seem
d his face it,
’it in ills $153.11.
iii? ’{iiiil
Vueve
It was this way” One,
turning from 11 Milk lth her. ‘0-
reaching. her front. dqor.I he rapped her
"E3” goodnight to the door. "——Reg. No
4‘ .
“Our Town Crier " 'by Reg. No. 724.
has this following item of interest:
"The postman is relished with rap-
.I,_t119uaier qui- at, for himself. but for
way 'wné s’eriff cells here.
a mostp ionic rc it is a sure
11ng at they“ fire dill... but when
the fellow 0n the second gallery shores
its a sure sign that no one else in
the/prison but himself is asleep
caught on the short side of the mar-
ket. if we may be permitted to judge
, by.1‘tlle..gotierai flt.ot their summer
coats; or else their tailors were.
. l'ifa'fdrnier a few hundred miles
fr'om here allows his chickens to wade
‘in tine of'ihe tributaries of the Con-
necticut river. we think boarding
houses along its banks ought to be Dre'-
hlblted from draining the river of its
contents and serving it as chicken
to“
‘ e do not ,thitik that there is an-
other prison yard in this. or any other
.country. that has so murh bloom and
iragrpnce s the one our Al florist has
on arge of ere: and the. way the boys
fill their lungs with aroma of the many
plants that is waited on the breeze to
them. as they march to and from work
as well as the praise of many visitors
{Jill testify more than words their
hgnks lie the guardian of those frag-
rant flowers."
The issue cantains special articles on
1"i‘be Mdst ambie Day in American
History," " living a Fixed Purpose."
“An Enjoyable Picnic. " “Senator Tra~
cy's Gift.” “A Western Fourth of July
Celebration." ‘.‘A Visit toMammotlr
Cave." and “Battery C in Camp at Ni-
antic" ‘IReg. No.1023" Notes of the
c'nrnp in ipart. “We were all anxious
to go to the front. especially thosc that
had left more lucrathe positions than
soldierlng for that purpOsc. Every day
we were served with a report to pre-
pare to pull 11p stakes for a Spanish
war dance, until we began to want
some kind of sauce to swallow it down.
and we were getting heartily sick of
the business if there is anything in
Utah'lr world til t will undermine the
‘i it and s rite of a volunteer sol—
dier it is anchoring him in a home
campground Where he can see man re-
. arched and seated to the front long
after he has become a disciplined sol-
dier. His enlistment means to him
{thou arnlt not fight. and his uniform
is‘ an mprl'sonnrent. We did lots of
drilling in the rain this being prefers
able to shivering in our tents. We
were drilled in small sounds of ighsf
or sixteen at first. than doubled t
we got-more proficient until in ab on
time every man under stood the corn-
mantle and carried them out with an
accuracy and vim that was the pride
of the organisation in all of its man-
euv elrlng‘} aptly an ollliy veteran of the
Civi. w .. t 1' when. ing his
way on llls‘lbic $131111; to ill helicamp to
see the boys lirill'.‘ went home with fire
in his eye and a spring in his bobble
to dream it was "Sixty-one" again'.‘
Those oid vats around Niantie would
come into camp day after day. and
all" ‘ iaweli‘e piver wanting for a crowd
, p row \
' ioill%lng bits of news. taken at
iii fro the columns of the paper,
tell heir own story.
h “Milli: with d ii f
a it a y avera e o
‘lPEh tinged closed fer the summ‘er on
“its! '20 rTli merely any that it "was a
season’ s success does I‘hpif express
the results (Ritalned. e nién came
into the. school; will? ai‘m'tn “kam-
V 9 9 R, .0 Y
2'11ng 33$ will is! ltf‘lléh as pos-
snug in the tour branches.“ ibsrnlng‘
that the prison management has so
generously given them the means to
uire;In mely. reading. writing.
rithh rfidc Warden Gar-
fil with the advice
he echo ars to hclldtinue their stud-
milli- their yells; .uptil school opens
again in the fall. and gave thanks to
1
vices" lh‘ go 111:} 11' gegilvoluateer ”M
one atoll! my: boarders:
in out this poor German farmer.
te‘y might accidentally in an ngal:-
as n a way u a a -
. up; a
110. pl ‘te’ cell
house, oilicer, and receive the reward-
lf he has not gent it on that epicurean
taste of his. . are is the ad as inserted
Mb, the German:
gay, ain't it?
a.“ :2
can.‘
‘Dis vas vat you did
Veil. yet! 30! One
frbnt is of der mpg?! t which
liven!
can in" a}; aria}
' [In to bark a
e that he discov-z
"Walking on Boston Commons on II
to as, the poets say, in dropp- . 5.
Sh'llr gflgtlkerchlet Stodplllg' to pick iv
sup. . he. seized hold. or a lady'Ia adread
veniug on r .
the file's and removing 'his hat,
“The olilcers here must have beeni' .1
alludingatter ran; eight ’1
“I nite de udder d’ay lapout a week ago. ‘
lap: taunt .1 hears me I noise py der
tom.
11 as"
Vii? d i 5.. ‘
" ‘ immeasurably;-
superior to
We“: Mam
P
1‘
'1
i
i
i
l
l
scotch Residents in lrldneport Think
They Have Been Flintrlsmmed.
A new kind of a film not name has
been worked in Brl eport lately
among the Scotch residents A woman
lying the llama. of Smith who is small.
,l'ilalhiy dressed and of good appear—
lintl‘. has boon around if) the different
St'ol'cb families collecting money. and
linking for clothing for. she said. poor
neighbors of hers named Patterson
who live on Shelton strcet. Her mctb
ml was to tell about the destitute cir-
cInmstanccs of tlic "Patterson“ family
and then to offer to sell some bulbs for
lull” prices as much an ill) cents and a
iar apiece stating that the money
would be given to tho ‘l’attelsopsf'
Sac also asked for old clothes. stating
that she would call and carry them
away the next day
Mrs Daniel Muir.head of Berkshire
avenue. Bridgeport, had friends from
New Hoyt-n visit gber whomccogniz-
ed the womdu'W1cn she tried to soil
the bulbs for the bcndflt of, herdesti-
t.ulc moods and who sald'tbat she had
worked the some scheme in that city
She. left ilrldgcport Saturday and is
su’pposcd to bare gone to ‘liartford.
There is no l'attcrslm family on 8i1ci~
ton strcct' Bridgeport. .
At a meeting of Hawthorne bongo
Daughters of Scolla in Bridgeport it
was found that (mile a largo number
of Scoltish residunls had been victim-
lead by the woman who hfll prayed up-
on their sympathies and obtained con
alder able money although she had nol
returned for an “old clothes"
. The lodge sent word to Grand Chief
Elizabeth McAlllsler of Chelsea, Mass.
in order that she might send word to
the other lodges to look out for the we
than.
encucmrrs FOR 'rwsurv vases.
,Mre. Minerva Smith. of Danvllio, Iii..
. of schools; the school b
' iporled in a filthy condition
. and better equipped schools will
. the result
. .,pioy an inspector of schools .touo-
. port their condition at town meetings
. and to draw 33 per day while actllaily
. superintendent.
‘Ufl
IQ.
V.
AIRFIELD
“sea 1
schools As he .wléa and New
Reads to be lullt.
At the special town meeting in Fair
field baturday afternoon arr appro-
to the Middle ’iJis
trict school in i-‘alrileid was Vbled. Pro
vision was made for employing a
instructed todoiu with
towns in employing a superintendent
equipment were ordercd re lOVllled and
repaired; and the ethic appropriutlim
this year and half ncxt‘ year. was ac
cepted -
The special school committee ap
pointed last month rcporlcd that with
one or two exceptions the school build-
lugs in the town worn in a deplorable
(condition. The Soniliport school was
reported 10 be in immediate hood of re-
pairs in seats. desks and blackboards
.'i‘hc. cellar and outbuildings were. to
The re-
cominendallons of the committee were
adopted by the meeiirigmnd cleaner
[in
«The {peeling voted to em-
employed. no more than ‘46 per year
.10 be paid for his serrltcs. Regarding
a superintendent cf sch is the meal-
.lng authorized the cxpcrn liturc of 8800
by Hairdold. for the sl-rvices of- such
adjoining towns to
share in like‘proportion.
The state road appr-opr lotion. logclb-
or with the Falrflcid appropriation Will
be expended on the road near Mrs
Margaret Baker's residcnce the .5143
top turnpike and the [slack ltock-jltrn-M
pike. The ting also voted to r pair,
and str'élghé n the road near two"
iicatmh and to make what other repairs
the seleclmcn think nm-cssary,
The meeting did not, volokon inc
issuing of bonds amounting to “0.000
in payment of 810.000 of rho litiallng in-
dcblcdness of the town. 'l‘bc amount
of expenditure authorizcd will amount
cxtr'a mill lax at the annual lown mcct
inl- . .
' pas--nmw—
AN EDITOR.
Found that it Pays to Take His Wife's
Advice.
Mr. A. ll. Grouby. editor of tho
Abbcvillc Ala "News” bus the follow
ing kind words for (‘lrumbcrlaln' s Col
ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy:
"Sovcral days ago i was taken wnh
something like bilious dysentery in a
malignant form i look medicines for
£110 or three days but got worse all
the limo We had :1 bottle of (‘bam-
berlnin‘s Colic. Cholcm and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the inrusc and my wife pro-
valled upon me to Hill" a dose. The one
dose rclicved me within an hour and l
have not been troubled with it since.
[consider this the most wonderful bow-
eIl remedy l have over soen.‘ For sale
by Slillaon- Powell l‘orp. Huxtcr PhurI
lilM'y. Clifford Pharmacy
MATRIMONIAL RECKLESSNESS
New Jersey Authorities Claim Man
Who Married UnlaMully.
writers: "1 bad bronchitis for twenty
yea-1's and never got relief until i used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is a
sure cure. Sold at Plalslcd's Drug'
Store.
LOBSTER DRINKS MILK.
Opens Bottle with 111 Claws and Ab
sorbs contents.
. All over the world. ever since men
first discovered what geod culinzlthe
lobster is there has been a belief that
here is something about the- combina-
211111 of lobster meat and milk .1th
makes a poison strong enough to kill a
rcrson or make him dangerously sick.
i. is. true that there have been cases
.11 this city when people lune been
made ill by indulging .treely in lobster
and ihen drinking laigc quantities of
milk. but that tliél were not caused to
any repugnance for milk on the part of
the lobster is proves dry the following
nclde'nl:
A large live lobster was placed in the
Iegfrrigerator at Clark' a Hotel at Lake
one in Thursday nlght along with
some father eatables lnciudlg
her of bottles of milk. i-eril. flay.
Clank went to ihe reh‘igerator for the
purpose or gen lig some milk and navy
a sight that at first made him doubt
his cyes.
.r’l‘iiere in the lower part 6f the 1‘
was a lobster with a b tile, .0!
milk grasped trail in‘ its 13 .. it
had opened the ”0%“. and drank
megs of th as tibottl‘e manila. A's
Mr. Clar op (e the refuges" tol- duos.
the longté’r looked at. him
camera; {it his eyes button a
1but in
gap 011 the milkbo
on H
until it had llnisht'd
(blimp e doubts the nasty can
st 15y he ”bacilli iy to go to the hotel
9 the inciil nt 11 1111”de
lie wi be an wn the
i
11- too often."
' chitls And: all
Abraham Goldberg who was arrested
in Bridgeport upon complaint of the
New Jerscy aniboritics some weeks
age. is a thorough bigamist. lie was
held in Bridgeport as n iugllhe front
ljuslice until mlradiiion papers were .
made out by Hip New Jersey authori-
ties and be was lakc 11 to New Jersey
811 urday night.
. Goldberg has 1110 wives in New Jer-
sey and he was just about to marry
again when he was arrested in Bridge
can He met! in Bridgeport ions
enoushto make love tan. woman who
keeps a store on Water street and he
had obtained the marriage license from
the own clerk. Unfortunately for
him 9 was arrested. last as the happy
event was going to.t like place. I. . .
He has been hold since then pending
the action of the New Jersey authori-
ties. One ‘of his wives ‘c‘ame~ here
from New Jersey and complained
against him. Since his arrest in this
city a warrant was sent here from
Brooklyn charging him with a serious
assault upon a young girl in that “it
and another warrant was sent 111
Philadelphia. charging him with having
two wives in that city. If Goldberg
had been released. he would have been
immediately arrested upon one or an
‘biher of the two warrants against him.
. He has evidently married once or twice
NIGHT WA! HER TERROR.
““1 would cough“ nearly all night
11g." baffles Mrs. Chas. Applegate. of
Alexandria, ind. "and could hardly get
fit! sleep. i had. .16?pr
gtifiwalir edablo w .1119 ll
fighlfuilym‘ and. spit blood ‘
wholly cu ed me, and l
Throat and Jilllll Trou-
all other medicine failed.- three $1.00
ibotties of Dr. King's New W
pounds. " 'ib‘solutelylgti
care can; Colds, Lax
bios. rPrioe 50c slid £1.00. Trial bot-.
i<
PONED.
Owing to the absence from Eric
port of Attorney Stiles Judson,
counsel for George Smith one of'lhe
1
to some My. Judge Gouglilln'. in
the probate “court yesterday went over
n—«v—u-v— -—-..-..
printlon of $3. 500 for the erection of a .
. two story addition
school inspector: the st hooi board was i
neighboring -
epilti'lr iga and .
of $9 900 for roads. half 10 be expended . .
to about 815.000. which will mean an '
i rheumatism
ties free it Frahk H.8Ixti115'l drill /'
’ store.‘
series 0N connects: “redid“
\ .
Ll i'
.4. sls‘.‘
Stealth: feta
rDraws oetzsll
{tail
1
I had Re
'Plrsicamph
5 ‘Q’ifilfift’
8155
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Kmo's Vliu'r 1N lRELAND
.11. - I” ‘
Sympathlsed With HlsI Subjects in
Price Leo‘s Death.
.KlNGSTOWN, lreland.. July 21——
King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
accompanied by Princess Victoria and
their guinea arrived here at live min-
utes not 1: o'clock this morning on
bourd the royal yacht Victoria and Al-
burl. immediately after ..thq yacht
took lip position in limitatbor the roy-
ul salute was tired by thirteen vessels
of the home fleet
A heavy rain which had been falling
elm c. an early hour. ceased 1119 o’clock
and the sky clcnrcd. giving promise of
lino weather [or the royal entry into
Dublin. .1
in replying to an address here King
Edward said hc shared in the sadness
oi multitudes at his subjects over the
snows of the romance”: The Kins
added that his visit came at
when a now era is opening for lrelaud.
A special performance which had
been planned for the royal theatre in
llubllu July 24. hus- boon c-ounlcr
mandcd in consequence of Pope Leo‘s
(loath.
Bears the
Signature of
IHORSEMEN INJURED.
Arthur Elwoodls Foot .Was Wounded
layman-ow in Bridgeport.
Two serious accidents occurred at
Nutmeg Park. Bridgeport, yesterday.
while the work of preparing the track
for tllcnflernoon‘s raccswas going on.
E. N. Wakclce. of ISlratford, had the
bccl of his right foot eaugbl undcr a
heavy seven- ton roller that was being
used on the track and pad the heel
torn completely off his foot
He had scarcely been taken away
for treatment when Arthur Elwood.
the well known horseman of Bridge-
port. had a steel harrow drop on his
right foot. 'i‘herlmth penetrated his
foot and carnathi‘oughdbe sole, of his
shoe, making a very painful as well as
dangerous wound. it also cut his foot
clesrrthrough to his toes. splitting it
nearly in the middle.
TREAT. .YQAJ iDNEYS FOR
I i M.
When you re ri’ug from then
matlsm. the kidneys must be attended
to at once so that they will eliminate
the uric acid from the bloodp- Ruler s
Kidney Care is lire most edectirfe
remedy to: this purpose. ’.R '1‘. Hop-
cessfully docmring ihree years for
th the best doctors. i
tried Foley’s Kidney Cure and it cur-
“ ed me; i cannot speak too highly of
1... a great medicine." Sold. at Piaisted’ 11'
Drug Store
GIRL RWOVRRB FROM RLANDERS
'gtsistantfi in t e laboratory of the state
ard of}! ealth is recov vrlng from In
attack. 'efngl
ducted opera tiiana your? . Three
cases of- glimdesa Into“ human beings
perfect: rred' liracautiiy in this state.
the di .having taken it from
.Ies owned by.- one of them. it w
to! submarines: _.1ilr Hartford clal
spam-hip in the seas of
€23 .
corks...
‘. ”Milli i il‘ofilod {761.le
TJ.‘ 1
MW pass without.
.,
. r... i
(Icauh hl More a?
h. I . Yogi's“;
can use sv is: c tarps» _ '
adorable
has of Polar Wis. says "After unsuc- .
AUL man. my 21—A girl. . ' . ~
obscene at. . ',
TUESDAY. JULYI s1,- 1903.
~w” «blends I.
_..... , . ...__. nnn
l
U
“d ”sill MWéfimAb 1‘51! en-
AT
pit!“ ailt'druptlmpu the ,
," hD. A “molasgowr'ly. ‘fl
Inis’w islands“ ORGANIZATION
‘The Object is to induce People to pin
. the Word Catholic. -
The malls of the Catholic Name ll
11 new annihilation within the Episco-
claims, clerical- and lay ruemboar ”-ill
every part of the country. "ihe rules
of lilo-league follow:
.1 ' To Use .Lthc name Catholic in
speaking of the church on every pos-
sible occasion.
2 To use influence to have the pres‘
ent misleading and inappropriate ap-
pellation chained.
. :1. (its clergyman) to preach one
sermon annuallypu, the Catholic name.
The league, has no dues. . Any one
may 19in bymeadlng his name iorliw
secretary the Rev Herbert Parrish,
15 Eleventh street, San WFranclsco The
object at the league is to lliduce co
to use the wordna‘ihqlic pr ins
rily and fainlilarly- The secretary is
authoritydor the emollient that there
are no. plans in connection with secur-
lug a change of name oi the church.
but be supposed such a change can
best be effected by laymen voting for
those who Will support a change at
c_onventions diocesan and general. No
oliici‘ llllnll' is suggested by the league.
The league claims to have no plans
in contraction with the no!“ general
convention oi the 'Episcopai church
10 1111-111 in Boston in October. 1904. A .
dirnilar society exists in Eriglaad,
ram Calhdllos figure out a victory in
the recent voting by counting many ‘
as favorable. insuring that they favor
a change but not now.
No ’PlTY ”SHOWN
"For years late was after are com
tlnuously." writes F‘. A. Ghllcdgc. Ver-'
belts. Ala. “i» had a terrible case or
Plies, causing 24 tumors; When all
failed Bucklen’s Arnlco Salve cured
me. Equally good for Burns and- all
aches and pains. only 25c at Frank
H. Busters Drug Store.
WW5...—
AGAINST THE QUNDAY MARCH. '
New London -Epwortl1 League": Bend
Protest to Adjutant General Cole. ‘
The plan .of_lmes(l‘.roon;=A. Cavalry.
, N. .(l., to stgrt .011 the :mai'chafrom
New Haven oanunday; August 8. for
the state military rendesvous atrNian’
tic has stirred'up protest from the 1m
worth Leaguezpeopie in New London
The tnarchiagiot :11 .I troop of cavalry
or airy otherjntliltory organisation over
the road onrfiunday is considered bil=
them Sabbath breaking. Thairpworih _
League of tile. Federsistl'eetI Methodist .
Church. of. New inadon has entered I
protest against the eavsiaymea «ma -
mitten at three base been appointed to
wait noom'Adlutant General Gale «to.
”is. him ”(prevent the march of the
isobar?“ 811M! as .. .. . ,
is
2.510113 ‘lsroii Tra’ s Marks. and
2 Ozone w-s‘lans'ltmoi‘trm Marita
,ing the march on Sunday and a can; ,_
v...' ‘ s
. L".'?v‘.
aria
o‘clock
RT isn‘fl‘rkal '
H a.eu1.1<1.sv's NOVELTY arose
’p- I“. ’9' ”no a"!
‘ ’I .Nm‘m'l l-
i‘h‘?“’ihr'ée"’5irlilds“ot rfirs"=’=liiirrs
must be presented for Va 11.
“‘6": arstclass stores sell the-'usone
e
d‘. . 'f ' . .5‘ 1L" 1 . ‘
ad for 32-page’prerniuni bobir. '
urinlmrammunmu
pain Church that already has. so it -. 5..
' 'I'ILeavss
SOUTH NORWALK. 7:35 A. M. ,
lUflOIlN‘W York I '
IEEKMANI “11551, 2: 151'. M.
(Saturday .1: 15 p.111.)
EAR? ”It. STREET, 2: 46 P. M.
(petulant-15 p. m.)
stopping at» Retort Point going out
on Monday, mornings and on return
trip. Saturday evenings. .
. FIFE"
Shale lilac Brianna lids
. F-fidv-n'l l 1135'
. ‘ PROPELLER , , 1'
City of" “Norwalk
Armour 9R1}! .
Leaves New Writ? madam needs!
and “Mayor! QM p.111.
Leaves rNorwsllr: ‘il‘uiisday, Thursday
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