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views of s convict In the prison
diheasleld concerning cspita'l
"'nt are thus stated In the
'Pnnish your premediated mar
‘ by death. but give to your poor
rhaps of a return blow given
rus' usage or In self-defense. or
me imaginary wrongs brooded
until they have become real to
latch—give to such a one. we re-
’ term of twenty five years. a
' century; virtually- a life len-
"la itself, but carrying with lta
naslrine to brighten the road to
Inn: 1 And we believe fromall ob-
vatlrin that the rope Is not so great
at crime, as this sure senlence
n0 moment's anger. '
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There are some butterfly farms In
ance. where the object Is to' breed
'specimens of the silkworm fami-
Several new varieties have been
ed by crossing. ,and aneffort la
mode to acclimatlse species that
" .Jo‘olher countries.
." allanthus, pine and pllim
‘: a d castoroil plants. on
tare hatched on branches pro
by gause. and. fur the sake of
rib temperature, the Insects are
,_ the open air and protect .
a ll; coverings of tulle.
our of the ateamer'Benalder. of with.
on a voyage to China threw a bundle
. of 911! letters overboard In the Medit-
Some Spanish fishermen
near Cattagena.
caught a large Ilsh. and an opening it
Mild aubundle of letters Inside. They
took this to the mayor. who managed
[Mpher in one the name and ad-
l'oss of the superintendent of the
Worship line In London and thus
Wu the letters to their owner.'
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«FEMININE TOPICS.
meow. In Harttord Courant. ))
MS! I a green t
is o w v r
If“ ”4%hé’ charm on your
» chain It you would have good luck.
we Ptaitts and tucks. oftentimes hot
the make up of every froc
season hat is a broad-
er“: and is either mode or
ding the fashion fonlong.
made by the prison-
nor so detrimental
The farms
the
room until alter the
related that the cap-
later
‘ to 81‘? lemnoted to bring the steel
i never; seems
ks
Brown is a lovely color for any day
wear but It makes particularly charm-
oos.tumes
o caller ens costs of which there imam aquadroa will be soul to t‘ic Unis
Is: a multitude. should bring out m1... mm» m. .. courtnsfi am, in rm.
Wolf “'1’ this Season, W0 b0 urn lor‘ue wag-l
aiming colors enter into the
mats-up of this 13w dress trimmings
post y e 00W
e ao‘baslly with the or
btlcs of every fashionable color.
my laces
{A 5 color to. be applied to lacaa.
W 0th! ng cults novel in
. . s r; on.”
1 .1 your girls if you will. to
they are the- oil
we sI pie a
mild:
is such a one.
which ’will be worn
will bell very.
"says that some
Ital-W young‘. .men will have
that was
F‘W? being aar-
”at the base of the
i"
h ion has been acmewhat exaggerated.
brl dam kl'ndatttin
m-nmmmalt or N ‘s
‘Withtaherfysmllatoreat.
limitless“
null thirds
telegraphic Reports 111m
Its Various Correspondents
NEW YORK. September li—Tele-
graphic reports from cor-respondents of
the International Mercantile Agency
throughout the United States on the
state of trade, are summarised as fol-
lows:
Distribution of general merchandise
on the whole, Is quite active. notably
so at New York. St Louis. Boston and
Chicago. Jobbing In the northwest Ia
checked by late grain deliveries. Dly
goods and clothing are most active at
Baltimore, reflecting confidence at the
south The like is true In New Eng-
land. Fall outlook at the east Is ex-
cellent. Chicago dealers In Imple-
ments. furniture. hardware and wear-
Ing apparel report gains In order. in:
flux of country buyers Into' St Innis
stimulates dry goods and rnllllnery
lines. Kansas and Nebraska buying
freely. especially from flooded dIs~
tricta. Mercantile collections are slow
at the south and northwest, because of
the crops being late, but this In less
noticeable at the' southwest.
1 Philadelphia’s long drawn out textile
strike ls practically broken. but all the
men have not yet gone back A gen-
eral curtailment of. anthracite coal pro-
“auction is predicted through half time
at the mines. which will affect l50.000
miners. and may curtail wage distribu-
tion by nearly 82. 000.000. The outlook
Is for curtailed pig iron production late
cuts In prices putting more stocks on
a non- paying basis Rumors of radar
tion in steel prices are not confirmed.
There Is less activity In glass. building.
silk and cotton Industries for the mom-
eat. but mrly revivil‘a‘ are counted on
In all of them. The drop of pig Iron
trust Into the market for 76. 000 or more
tons. The harvester trust must also
buy heavily soon.
Bad weather ls delaying threshing
and harvesting of spring wheat. and
with continuance promises to be ser-
ious. Lack of competition in the At-
Iantlc coast tobacco section keeps
prices abnormally low. A good por-
tics of the western at! central west.
nrn corn crop has it saved from
possible damage from froat- by eight
days of favorable conditions. Including
a warm wave throughout the belt. tern-
pered by light. but beneficial rains. An
Increase of Chicago shipments of wheat
and flour to Europe is noted. On the
Atlantic coast cotton crop prospects
are less favorable than last week with
tironglrtmhedding and small bolls. In
the ‘lower Mississippi Valley the weath.
dry a cool: the'coodltlon of
‘co hin ls helo ' the average for the cot-
too. The damage from weevil In Tex-
There In less talk of a twain million
bole crop. and receipts promise to re
main low. ..
BRITISH HOME SOUADRON.
’wu‘i a. can. or. United States 111
Return for American Courtssias.
London. Sept. li—«Thc press MUNI-
tlon today announced that the British
slog In send:
till: a squadron 1s m h.
The home squadron. which lscorn
mended by Vice Admiral Sir Arthur R.
Wilson. has m returned drora a sac
‘cessful participation in thiaavsl man-
cevrea and will sail. Member lath for
.a few weeks' cruise around Scotland.
Shortly afterwards. according to the
announcement the squadron will all
for America.
The British home squadron consists
of the first-class battleships. Berrhow.
Elmprs'aa of India Hood. Reverie, Rov-
.Itoysl Save and fins Par»
:1). e second-class attieshlp Anson
the oral-class crnlaers Edgar and
Hawks. the secondaries cruisers Dido.
Mersey and Venus. and several- other
powerful cruisers. 1
PAIR llnnSPilLD.
A -muse was heard one fair. sweet day.
When the sun shone bright on the new
mown hav, - -
With a harp's clear note. and a rare.
rich voice.
To make the Seld and wood rejoice
She h1:,sng of broad green «fields and
' I."
Spread high and wide oer walk and
way: of flowers
a: a careful art and a knowing 11.6.1
Down here. set there, o'er all the land.
The lofty. sloping hills. well crowned
With the homes of wealth which the
rich our found.
Tomorrow
It is worthu of immediate notice.
also. that this showing embraces the
new slule to be worn all Fall bought
durino the earlu Spring and to be had
now for much less than similar stules
will cost later in the season.
/
IPECIAL “FINERS” FOR BAT-
URDAY.
...........
Men's Balbriggsn Shirts and
DRESS GOODS.
leclines are silky and dressy.
‘ this will be a Zibollne sea-
son. all the good colors. iul
Inches wide at 8100. 81-50 drawers. value 25c at 16c
and ”'00 per "'6' W 1 ' ii lame II he va-
New Fancy Cheviots. all wool. ornrn 8 "a o "
54 inches wide. popular col~ '“9 500- 3‘ 25°
cringe at $125 per 3111- Taffeta Silk Gloves In. white
"gimme 1;:an SOO'CR‘WOO: and black, value 50c. at 25c
11 rigs. no es W10. 11
Beautiful Fall Colorings. in all 0, vs no 0. an e.
wool Craulte Cloths, 40 in- PortieresLmade of Tapestry.
0119' wide I“ 500 90" NT“ three yards long. value $2.50.
New Fall Fancy Suitings, 40 . at "‘59
inches. at 45¢ per yd.
Every Color in Silks Is shown
In our dry goods depart-
ment. The line is complete
and the prices are low. Our
yard wide Black Silk Taffeta
Is an object lesson on econo-
my. the regular SI.50 quali-
ty selling at 81.00
W
SMART TAILOR SUITS.
Fancy Open Striped Swiss for
Sash Curtains. value 10c, at ilfic
72 inch 'l‘ahle Damask. neat
figures. valuc lac. at. 33c yd.
Yard wide all silk black Taile-
ta, value “.60. at $1.00
Fine Swim-Fancy Gingham.
A..... value 151:. at be
There's a wonderful variety am. Macy Hook and Eye. warrant~
0113 the new autumn styles in the
different materials and the little 1‘“ not ‘0 ”m- regular Wk‘e-
style touches here and there, mak- 10c. sale price. he
Ing our suit department sparkling
with atyllisrléd~suilg.'o“Thoy are Ir‘lne Linen (‘ollrirand Cuff
well at 0 an w to price." ‘ .
_ you'll say when you slip on a cost. Sela. “mama” or am
115.00. 118.00, stone. calico, broiler-cal regular price. sac. .
”7‘50 “a ”2‘50 I ‘ sale Illicit. 17c
WALKING SKIRTS. Hand .Madrs Linen Turnovers.
:1" '1’.“ be KHUMHK to woman llelnstlti-hed. drawn work
w o ove only the short skirt for a d p c p 1;,
walking to know that the long a mu h no special
Iafclggts and ‘coats will be a part ”me: . 25°
0 o morn ng or afternoon cos- 1 '
tume. We have two esceptional- l'all ”"9 of Cape Ruffs. single,
21y “good agi‘argd walking skirts that double, triple capes. with
e . rc wonderfully low
considering the good quality and stole ends: liberty Silk. best
tailoring. 85.00 and 86.50 quality. ,n 88.75 to 87.00.
Ererulhiud Reduced flil Proportion i0. [lit 3
‘ Following Low Prices.
IRON BEDS-lwular price 34.89.1educed to $3 75
.53. 65
00111311me 1 119 reduced to
CQUCHES—wortll 33.79. mama to
storms muss-«rim .18.”, "traced to
3111111.. ruse—111m
:2 :2 so 33.50 memo$1125 $1 7 5 $2 75
South Norwalk Furniture Company
Dcno‘han' a Block. I 40 wallow .Stlecr, South Woman
W
1
panellist. £11511 anemia.
’o-dn—ut-l
Names 11.. Journal 11.11 in slut fillies an Hamilton is murmur ’
.tlmc In Norwslk
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LOW NION.
Senior National Championships Isain
In Milwaukee. Tort". 1
MILWAUKEE. September ll——'I‘he
senior national championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union this afternoon
brings together the greatest athletes
In the country. and a sharp contest i'or
rlnrt honors ls expected. Among the
clubs represented are the New York
Athletic Club. the Greater- New York
Irish A. A.. Chicago University. First
ileginront Athletic Association. Chica~
go; Central Y. M. C. A.. Chicago; the
Milwaukee Athletic Club. and others.
The sloppy track of yesterday has
been well worked. and It Is expected
will be in excellent condition by 2
o'clock when the events are scheduled
to begin.
Archie Hehn. of the Milwaukee A.
C.. Is pitted against Moulton. of the
New York A. C.. and Blair of the Uni-
versity of Chicago in the 100 yard dash.
and is expected to land the prize, 'i‘Iiese
,raiue inch with others are entered for
.he 220 yard dash. ’l‘lie llo yard run
brings out Nelson, of Montreal. rind
rilllman and Moulton. of the New York
A. (3., and Smith and Barrett. of the
First Regiment A. A. Smith ls looked
loop as perhaps the fastest quarter
nlle runner In the country Uffondlll
1nd Barrett are the hopes of the Chi-
ago University in the half mile run.
while in the one mile and two mile.
licEachcrn. Milwaukee A. C.. and Alex.
(Irarit. N. Y. A. C..\lanics Lightbody,
University of Chicago. null F. A. Row
lllil l K, Stone. First Regiment A. A..
all looked good. The running broad
Irrnrp will bring out l’r'inzstein. of the
'lroater New York I. A. A.. and Knox.
ind Schule. of the Milwaukee A. C.
I‘hesc men with llockrnan, of tho Milt
wuukoe A. (3., will come together in
the hurdles The running high lump
rooms to lie conceded to Otto Kaocke.
of the .ilst Regiment A. A. and
Charles Dvorak Is picked to win the
polo vault.
Tire weight throwing will bring out
tome good men iii eluding .l S Mit-
chell New York A. C Maxwell andi
Parry. University of Chicago. anri‘
radAdock and Kirby. of First Regiment
WEALTHY WOMAN SUICIDES.
Daughter of San Jose Millionaire AI-
lowed Gas to Escape from Stove. 1
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. ll—MIse .
isabella Duncan Clark daughter of the
late William Squire Clark the San
Jose millionaire. committed suicide in
her apartments at the McNutt Hospl
in! yesterday. On a stool by‘her side
she placed a small gas stove from
which the steadily escaping gas caus-
ed her death. There was no doubt the
deed had been planned deliberately.
for the dead woman was partially dis-
robed and clad In a dressing sack and
on a stand near by was an envelope
addressed to Dr. McNutt and contain-
Ing holographic will.
The dead woman was one of the four
handsome Clark sisters. well-known in
this city and San Just‘. and was thirty-
lwo years old. Miss Clark suffered
from frequent spells of melancholia
of: bid twice before attempted sui-
c 0. ~
Kitty—"Constance says she can't rin-
dentand what you could see In Char-
ley Heartwell."
Bertha—"Naturally. I suppose that
von know that Constance has been
fishing for Charley the last two
yearsf'h-rllostorl Transcript.
Mrs. Waldo-CecII——He has a barrel
of money! 1
Edith Waldo-CeciI—But Is be all
right socially?
Nr.Waldo-CerIl——Oh. yes: he hasn't
the least.ldea how s got ill-Puck,
“has “bullish stomach stands muc
slot reputation the £11
9' satisfaction 1;. it.
Our Delicious Coffee, Tea. Butter,
i_' I I" Order ".'""- Ilrs. Willett. of Danhury.is the guest!
Wheres lhf' they looked to the dil-
mmr look at annual- or
the hardened soul llsid asldsits
some I attache
We»; salmon-aims “
and issued rstgeneral order
the ”we: a W'gms‘tiagtothhc
m]. mills;
_ so; it. a but -
Mrs. W. P. trackwocdl ls entertain
friendl‘rohi’l'runrhull. "~<
Lloyd S. Godfrey ll '1'“th wl
attack of hay fever.
"k MagiAdalmys humorist!-
wsc'sv tin en's l _‘ ..
. {1 oh sane, otailsntown‘iis.
. aw 1- gar. rigothor. tar-.11 7
‘ a «Heston.
are. ..
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A. 1'90 "So
7H _ V NINO IINTINII,
Sentinel! Ah, that’s tlrs organ.
Everyone should buy and read.
None should miss It! Pierpont Mor-
n
Tells his friends It takes the load
In these parts for circulation.
None can heat It, none excell.
Ever winning admiration.
Liked by all, The Sentinel.
EMO.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING MON-
DAY SEPTIMIER 7.
The Marion 'Fraiicis
Comoanu.
AND CONCERT ORCHESTRA.
Management Geo. K. Robinson.
Specialties between each set.
EVENINGS.
Friday. Tennessee's Pardosr.
Saturday. Jack Shepard.
MATINEES.
Friday. Little Miss Military.
Saturday. The Young Widow.
Evening. 10, 20 301:.
. Matinee Prices 10 and 20 cents.
On account of Monday being a Hall-
day the ladies” tickets are Issued for
Tuesday night.
HOYT’SH THEATRE.-
ONE NIGHT. TUESDAY, SEPTEM
BER 151'”.
Special Return Engagement.
The Great Success.
Under Southern Skies
Written by Lottie Blair Parker.
author of Way Down East.
..“A play that will live forever"..
Three month's of unquailtled success
at Bclasco‘s Theatre. N. Y., City.
Production Massive and complete In
every detail. No Home scenery used.
..Prlcss 25. 50, 15 and $1.00.
You cannot get Better Coal
than at our New Yard.
and we know
you cannot get it
for less money.
6.25
Per Ton.
HER“. HFE’I] & fill
Wood Street. South Norwaik.
Phena M
GOOD THINGS fl EAT.
..‘. 1‘ all
Bu
h abuse
Cheese and Eggs are of lhe llneat.
11.11.11. f
by the dev’
Judge-You as
an as the rum
feud salt *Jm‘hm
atlas Vilnius-manic. .
ugo—Tell me the circumstances
unduer which he struck you
Prosecuting Witness—This man met
me as I was coming along Calvert .
street whistling “Hiawatha." and-
Judge—~That'll do. The prisoner Is
dismissed. -—B'altimore American.
Don’t Do Your Own
CookinoftDulin'c
This Warm
Wealher
We deliver daily aria guaran-
tee that the best of materials
are used in our pastry—bread
and pies.
Kane’s Bakery
32 Itashirrctsa 18‘ 8. Walk
lurid Til
11111111131013.
Sealed Proposals will he received by
the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Norwalk, Conn, until 3 p. m.. of Sep
tember 16 I903, for the grading and con
struction of a section of road In the
Town of Norwalk. In accordance with
the plans and specifications approved
by the State highway commissioner.
Bids shall stole the price in lump sum;
for the finished road complete; the
town through its selectmen and the
State highway commissioner reserve
the right to Increase or diminish the
mrmber of feet to be improved after
the contract is let. All bids must be
companied by a bond of not less than
struction of the'work. Any bidder re-
fusing to sign the contract at the prices
offered by him shall be required to
forfeit a sum from his head eqnslf‘to
the difference In price between bid
and the neat ”lowest bidder. laps,
and specification maybe examln, at
the ethos of the aeloctmen in idol-walls
or at the ofllce of the State highway
commissioner In Hartford. The anisot-
sioner reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. '1 ‘
Dated at Norwalk. Conn, September
91h, 1903.
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES. '
WILLIAM B. REED.
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‘Cerfili are fresh. crisp and not costs In every particular. and cannot be duplicated for quantity and freshness.
Our goods keep and hold the customer using them. That's where our success cornea In.
llli Seymour Luring timer 33 first Washington 31111.
TO SCHOOL can.
shop! Supplies no
Wont Mix—«Bad Food and Good Health Won’t Mix.
t will not return good health If you give It had food. This
It's money in your pocketatoi
. eat.“ the. Wat ” £1 ble prices.
" . page ya. can Ipol your ml and. “3.1.3 old ass fit for any tabla. There‘s a good data
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dbl
pagans arscun
lain“ "'4’
vaslrdlttls glriarboywholnakss a fairalaalurebasastour ' .1; 9
Imamawntmawaummum pt
Ewmmmunrplyaskyeur
1.21: so 4"” .1111. as use
$11.1.
inaugural cassuaasv a’o'r‘r '
for
. {stumnestiledlalmom
ssh, WNwwflgspérdm. $5} " ~’
one third of the amount of the con-
men and the State highway commis- ‘ 1
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