{WH’M‘ ,pn
l1..ssrus. Mm
, intense
. . :0Ia.m.; some: 58 p...
:Mllm mzt: 41pm.
German physician says
, at one thousand girls who
the piano before the age of
bundling
‘, s. witness ogtwc
lldren fit '
. he i
one hundred cases. The author
experiments states that the
id
the age of sixteen yup, AM,
o hops a day at the benign;
are several “morals" in this.
In the past twenty years the
at exports has risen from 81, 000.-
annually to $6. 110, 000. About 40
t of these exports go to Great
‘l‘lll order and then Belgium. Aus
Russia and Holland each import
,I.000.d00 of German pianos year
idgedeld Press says the fact
concerns have been organ-
la state in the past six
,.and.that 818,000,000 has been
in them ought to go far to
' tting the pessimistic thee
that the state and country are
to the demnition bowwows. 0n
' , I. the optimist puts out
, lass rejoices at the prosper-
the people.
“thumbs iron pillar of Delhi in
It?» ”with ‘ln Cassier's Magazine, The
al‘ is k solid shaft of wrought iron
lashes in diameter, and of a length
.1! variously reported. The total
‘ a iron: 48 to 60 ieet under
‘ and above lnciudlnx A9upital.
. t. The pillar contains about
do“ of root al. and weighs
l: 1? Ions. The metal is, of course,
' iron, made directly from ore
.; but. how It was welded
ll, as” no record exists
3W early method of dealing with
‘ " W of wrought iron An in-
: rdhghly cut or punched upon
, wit statei that Rajah Dhata
so a Middle” in the Suldl'iu. named
on. and obtained with his own
undivided sovereignty on the
“along period. The date of
rlptlon has been reterred to the
,Iddrth century after Christ
' authorities are at variance.
such ~ only as;
the Pillsbury
,, mutantlhttl
. , they, too. will be made
9.“
. e
'Illu out of he e,
“0 thiury of tour-
, tenure of whom were
tram new . ‘
The wreck o'cohrred on a bridge
weakened by a heavy rain. The dining
car and two sleepers remained on the
track and the dining car was convert-
ed into a hospital car.
hA attacking tritium with I W
D I. VI“ will ens
Visa, but it wsb at until 3:16 this
morning, that the Injured were brought
here. That man were not killed out-
right was marve ous
a number of
miles t of here‘.a
lat. o‘clock this
“myth that)! and fireman
ther rdetails have not been received
here.
momma courauv.
Backedwrxtukefellera. is csm-
ladle .
SPOKANE, Wash. August Ib—A. B.
Campbell a millionaire Coeur d'Alene
mine owner. has received a telegram
from New York, confirming the report
that the sale of the Standard Mine to
the Federal Mining and Smeltlng Cour
party, a new ”0.000.000 corporation
said to be backed by the Rockefellers
and Goulds. has been completed The
rice aid for the Standard is about
auto. .'l‘heirederal Company will
also take over the Mammoth Mine and
the Empire State Idaho Group. in the
Cour d'Alcnes. The issued capital or
the Federal Com any will be 820.000.-
000. half comm and hail seven per
rent The remaining 510 000. 000 will be
held in the treasury. The deal also in-
eluded the Everett Smelter and the
Monte Crista mine and railroad
MANY TRAMPS KILLED.
In llenusyivanla Freight Trains Crash
. l—wnoie' no la Wipsd Out.
PHILADE PHIA. August lfi—Two
freight trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad crashed together early today
between St. nevi 'aaud Radnor, subur-
ban stati us. a s ort distance west of
this city. killing two brakemen and In-
juring the engineer of the second train.
A tramp who had his oollarbone b
panlons were riding on the freight, and'
it is probable they are buried beneath
to fog,
NEW iDEAI.
Who lack or novelties that. are obta' n
aMe i'or“ proper presentation Vrllh‘m
.rf’l'eutcd Shown have become so source
that the managers are willing to pay
any price and go to unlimited expense
to secure anything ollt of the ordinary
find of the new features which havt
hren installed in the performance 01‘
(lentry Brothers Famous Shows United
Lliiiputian Rough Riders. These child
ren were natural! from the Mexican
Government by permisuion or the lead
lug state officials. and In addition to
their picturesque appearance attired
in the native garb of their countr
‘hey present a series of horsetnans
'maneuvers which are equally as well—
dorful; to the older folks as they are
pleasing to the children. The troupe
described is only one of a half dosen Ol
more novelties or a like character
which are presented this season in the
combined performance of Gentry Broth
er’s Famous Shows Nearly all the ten
lures selectcd are ones ‘hat can be
viewed in the processioual display
which takes ace on the morning; oi
1111:, dAate wdhlbitiou. which is Tire:-
a . ugust
. I Deborah in Iiarttord Currently"
' , One or the cunningeat coats worn in
tho lltle lot is that with stole—end col
tar. It gives a matronly air that is
extremely betwitching is a little miss
_scarcely more than able to run alone
The woman who has ostrich tips.
whether long or short. laid by should
bring them out and if they are at all
tried have them clearned and curled
f2:l she is very liable to want them this
. All or perhaps I should say most
or collars are to be madmdat and aa-
tin lined. 'ihe longvhairetl iurs 0'
mouse will be much used but instead
it being made double and “manhunt! mg;
The iron wash atheism lug
lydallty Water lfthewalatistoht
shim With! them is no pret
that material all. his crepe dr
_ chine but the wash silk will WOT-
a strong point in Its tam. tonne!
‘_ withstlhdlug it is ahirrod. it comes on
as 8000 I. I!"
. t It is almost time for the sun-brown
gh-llatahoreand mountaintob‘e
rla to wish she could lay aahlo her tail
and sunburn with her bathing suit
She doesn't think particularly about
ltuatil one begins to dress for some
evening attair when dainty. they chi!
ton makes brown arms may but
eons.
moments»
amp th Conrado and Southern near
til. mix
rled seriouhly injured Fur ‘
In the accident “n several of 11,33“: with e. strong possibility that he will
the wreckage. The accident was due!
“NA cipal featui
is the first appearance of a troupe ofl
le‘l‘a Corporation J " " ' 3"
VETERANS POUR iN.
One Feature 0' San Francisco Confer-
ence Will Me‘ Re-unien 0! Spanish
War TrOops.
SAN lt‘itAMllStlu, Aug. ifi.—More
than 2,000 members 0! the (I. A. R.
and its stilt-d associations have aimuiy
arrived hole to swell the vanguard
of the host which will attend the 37th
annual encampment oi the National
organisation. Among the later arri-
vnls are the delegations from South
Dakota-and New Hampshire, each
about 100 strong and tile liilnuls party
(rout headquarters, numbering 220.
'ihe lust named delegation. included
among its numbers. uonerai John C.
Black, who is a prominent candidate
tor Commander iu-clllei for next year.
be elected. and udiutaut- general Putt-
iridgc oi the lliinols Department u. A
The veterans of the Spanish—Ameri—
can War are evidently going to out
quite an important ilgttre In the norm
lug reception to the voters“ at the G.
R. “lacy are pouring into the city
iduWri-l and one of the plin-
es of the coming week Will
be the giant (oustilldutlou of all or»
ganisutiuns of the late Will.
.BLOCKADE STORY WAS FICTION.
l SEA'l"l‘,th Aug. 15. ~Uliicers of the
North Paciilt Squadron, which has ar-
rived at the Bmmerton Navy Yard
after a cruise In Northern waters. deny
all knowledge of the story wired from
Polt Townsend that the euttance oi
the fleet into Puget Sound was it naval
imenoeuvre and that “Admiral Cflfii'y“
filtl‘flfiti‘llf‘llt’ll)‘ tun ii iorulilllblo block-
ade successfully and achieved a mighty .
Victory. Admiral (‘ltsey was not out
board any of the muscle of the duct
and has no Connection with it. i
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About the time that a girl begins to
like pretty things to “Will she discov
era thatr‘hergyfather is cranky
Above the
Rest
Because it's Best
, A‘H‘gc cigar with a toe aroma.
. , A‘pigar of one price—~one quality.
soto summers:
in the World.
MANIAC 'ltlLLS SEVEN.
Kansas Man Fires into Crowds And
Bullets Have Mortel' EM. '
WINFIEI .0. Karl August 15 -Seroll
persons are now dead as a result at
the maniacal deed of Gilbert Twigg.
who fired into the crowd at a bum:
concert hero on Thursday. Twigp
and three of his victims (“t‘ll within a
short time. Those who have since suc-
cumbed to their injuries are Port
Smith. a farmer. Dawson ilclltticr, a
carpenter. and Roy Davis, a school boy.
Elmer Farnsworlh and Oils Carter
are dying, while Claude Reed. Charles
Thomas and James Clnrkson are in a
critical condirion. A score of other:
are badly hurt.
A letter has been found among the
effects of ‘l‘vdgg. which indicates that
he planned the massacre some days
ago. it appears that Twigg was dlsnp»
pointed several years ago in a love af-
tair and l but he brooded over it to
such an extent tit t he was convinced
the cl «us of iiicld were making
llght'o ,his troubles.
COMET l8 FADING AWAY.
No more pictures have been taken oi
the now comet. at the Yale observatory
lwrnuso of the Incl that the come! it.
fading away. and is now practically lost
in the sun‘s rave. in F ll. Chase and
his assistant M. F Smith, have secur
ed some oxcclleut‘ciuros. No other»
which have yet appeared are their
Noni. 'it “I‘m!“ mpoctod that an}
more obluprvallonrl will be taken at th.
Yale observatory oi the comet.
“I iko it good many men of genius“
nld young Mrs. 'l‘orklns complacently,
"Charley is very bad at ilgurcs. "
“I never heard it mentioned before,"
said ihe intimate friend,
"I never ()bSl‘l’Vt’lI it myself until tht !
other evening llut he- dosnt even
know the multiplication table He ad-
vnmm tho tlwurv’ that three lives
amount to more than two tens. "
Pool:
en in the grocery line.
Iver-belly
when they a? It.
TEA~ Thai delight: the delicate taste and all trms as well.
COFFEE-Nectar of the people. to hold and be" the epicurf
BUTTER-Clean and carefully made: and t’ tan, so that
EGGS—Strictly fresh. Tb: pride of our store.
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS—Fresh Dally. 7b: but only.
You may travel far below you will (or; u,
so reliable, and W5 so
" LEADING GROGER.
, The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars
T Ire Fahd is is; Watts?! Protection.
SERVIAN NATIONAL SONG.
(Indianapolis Sun).
My country. 'tlaof thee,
Land of conspiracy.
0i thee i sing.
Land 0! Pavoiovltch,
Land of Amrenovitch,
From every Petrovitch
l.o' vitches ring.
My native countryvltch,
haul of Karaueorgevltch
Thy name I like.
i like, its gentle thrills,
its ragtime breaks and thrills,
My tongue rebels and spills
Each name I strike.
Lot sputters swell the breeze.
Spit out the c's and v's.
Chew all the rest.
Lei mortal tongues awake,
Let all a long breath take.
Your face prepare to break
In this talktest.
p
is Handed Then
Witswdam
0‘. IIIG'.
IIICMaIsaII
mums rlush. \
maul-H 13’1”“ "(IllflVifil’i’trlgn‘l'iflz lnlnuatu ens:
" I I If I (II, "' F 0' w“
HI— 0‘ III-shy manuals-la.
W US "a. Isa Ml. ”BTU. I”!
Fa troy Potatoes
Zéupct Beck ”1,"
JOSELOFF’S
’PHONE 138—5. .
....."!-—,. -.. .
, swim: goods are
83 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOR W‘LK.
"t
In the town must be h ylnp their Int
{some
3. Floor ban
“a.
a. slim a. 5...... attorngii‘hfled use
‘ - Those potatoee were raised at o roan Farms and everyone of than era ”It!“ RWRVW kilowatts §
but we don't see any of them (allow in in potatoes and finest Eight Creamer y that
We certainly aroma
i
it}? . ,
W. tat Full Cream ens-u. lb.
m
Film? A.
72 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Gdd and
Second
30cm; Booths «the
“at with the same goods. but other
des and finds. out on side”
total; at a
Stv'tkmn Reduct'ton.
\Deek.
Underwear and
llosielu
Mon' s Baibrlggan Shirts and
Drawers ribbed and plain. value
60o, at 33c.
Mvn's Brown Mixed Socks, val-
ue 10c. at 60 c.
Woman's Summer Vests. square
neck. sleeveless, value. ”$90., at
Sc.
Small size Woman's Ribbed
Pants, (also 4 only) lace trimmed.
value 25c. at 10c.
Woman's Vests and Pants the
line Vassar make, vuluc 50c. .3at
3c
Womans Plain Black Hose.
value 1255c” at 9c.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose,
value 1255c, at so.
Men‘s Shirts. one Madras, sep-
arate cuifs and collars, value 50
and 75o. choice at 37550.
Small Wales
Macey Hooks and Eyes, white
or black value So. card, odd and
end price. , 8c.
Twin Anchor Hose Supporters
all colors, value 25c. odd and end
price, 15c.
Warren Featherboue Collar
Foundations, pointed or straight,
value 10c., odd and end price, So.
So. and 10c. Galleon Trimmings.
black or whte, odd and end price
So. yd.
Grass Linen Collars. suitable for
outing suits, values from 25c. to
50o, odd and end price, 160.
Washable Persian Trimmings.
all the popular colors, regular price
150., odd and end price. 8c. yd.
Oriental Laces, all widths, val-
ues up to 75c. yd., odd and end
price. 19c. yd.
Opaque or Opalescent Beads for
fancy bead work. value 100.. odd
and end price. 7c. bunch.
Short lengths of Satin Taffeta,
Liberty, Plain Taffeta and Louis-
ina Ribbons. values from 10c. to
tile, odd and end price, So. yd.
.w....-. --. ...._..-- .... W-.--__.. a.”
CHURGII SERVICES
METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. W. T. Dllncan. pastor.——0:30 n
In, class meeting; 10:30 a. m., pl c.l.ll
'ng, "Grindslone Oi Our Own." 12 m..
Sunday school; 6:30 p. m., Young Peo-
ple's meeting; 7:30 p. m., Preaching.
"The Physiological Illustrations of the
ideal Idle." Ilcv. A. S. Knvanugh
preaches at both services.
Norwalk lleihodlat Episcopal
Church, Rev. L. K. Moore, pastor.—
Mornlng prayer service at 9230; morn-
ing service with sermon at 10:30: Sun-
day school and noon class, 12 m.; Ep-
worth League service at 0:30 p. m.;
evening service with sermon at 7:30.
The pastor will preach at both servi-
.205. Singing by the chorus choir. Miss
Florence Baldwin will preside at the
organ.
CONGREGATMNAL.
First Church. Norwallt, Rev. George
D. Egbert, pastor.——Rev. Shelton Bis
sell. of Verona, N. 1., will preach in
the morning. There will he no even
ing ser -e. Music: Prelude, Cannons.
Stillman ; oil'ertory. Impromptu. Men
sci; postlude, Foetal March, Teilman.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church, Norwslk. D. W.
Talmage Van Doren, pastor—Prayer
meeting at 10:00 a. at; sermon at
10:30; Sunday School at 12:00 at; B.
Y. P. U. meeting at 6:15 p. m. The
evening sermon will be omitted. Pray-
er meeting. Thursday at 7:30 p. m
Seats tree. A cordial welcome to all
who attend these services. \
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
, First Christian Science Society,
Norwalk—Regular Sunday service at
lhe Reading Room. laaonic building.
57 Wall street. at: p. m. Subject. Aug-
' ust 10th “Mind." Testimony meeting,
Wednesday at II p. in. To both ser-
vices the public are cordially invited.
Reading room open to the public each
weekdayi‘romlttobp.m.
THE FIRST LAW ICOK.
'tne well known: assyriologist, Dr.
Hugo Wincltier, has published'an ac-
count et the legislation promulgated
by King Amraphei.“ Babylon; which
so {arias is known at present. was
the world. King Amrsphei lived 2250
‘ yelfl‘B. 0.. and IS manned in the
Bible as a contemporary of. Abraham.
so that his statutes were drawn up
(all the centuries before the laws of
losses. They number no. and con-
tain the ibllowing' ,
"It a woman he sells beverages
gives had value‘tot“
ther she shall be thrown into water.
. “in wire beaipendthfln. orifshe
otherwise neglect her duties. her hu's—
’band may put. her away without com-
penintion: but if a man put away his
wife for no other reaion than that
she has no children. he shell return
her whole dowry.
man shall pay the woman compensa-
afinfildmn
the Ilrsi book of laws ever given to ‘
hummus
Captain lhompson Released
And at Once Rearrested
WestpOrt Man Set Free For The Sec-
ond Time Because of Defective
Warrant.
BRIDGEPORT. August lHaptaln
William H. Thompson, for twelve years
captain of Cunard line steamships, who
has been in jail here for several days.
awaiting ball. was yesterday released.
Judge Elmore S. Banks. of Fairheld
having turnished surety in the ohm or
$2,000. Captain Thompson was chart;~
ed with threatening the life of his
wife. As soon as he was released from
jail, he was Immediately arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Doolan, Jr.. on a war-
rant charging him wtlh felonous assault
with intent to kill his wife. He was
taken to Westport, where he was given
a hearing before Justice Samuel A.
Purdy As soon as he was arraigned,
Judge Banks entered a demurrer on the
grounds that the warrant was defec-
tlve in not giving the date. The de
mutrer was sustained and the prison-
or was discharged.
Immediately afterwards, Captain
Thompson returned to Greens Farms,
where he visited some friends and
then went back to New York
THE UNDERTAKER'S FEAR.
(Philadelphia Letter).
The late Dr. Boardman. the famous
clergyman, used to tell 0! once preach-
ing a funeral semen when he took up
more time than usual without being
aware of It. The undertaker was a
rather nervous man and became fearful
that Dr. Boardman would make it a
very late funeral. Finally he whisper-
ed to a member of the preacher's con-
gregation: “Doeehe always preach
as long asthls‘f" "Mann" was the
reply. “That‘s a due sermon on the
resurrection." “Oh, yes, it's a good
semen, I suppose," said the funeral di-
rector. “but if he preaches much long.
or i won't be able to get the body bur-
ied in time forthe resurrection."
wua'r us otssitvso.
(New York Herald).
"You must not imagine," she said.
“that! would be willing to sit out here
alone with you if you were not so big
and strong and able to pick me up in
your arms as ill were a more child—m
in case anything happened." . ,
Then became nothing happened she
told her friends that he was dull witted '-
vaud probaly had a sold like a withered
me“ money paid, lemon. 2 .
A WIS! NAN.
Star). . ‘a -
:“What did you menu by telling those
new neighbors :tbat they needn't buy a
lawnmowu, aayoawiil alwmbegiad
to lend them ours?" asked In. Dir
Norwalk Chronicler