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LAMPS
Two hundred new designs of bumps Just received. comprising all the
new fall shapes and paIII-rns. itung
tng in pt'ite from 2hr to 8251.00,
s .:'
in our new fall stock of import s
most beautiful designs. in Limogese.
trisn (‘hlna consisting of
Salad Dishes.
lobster Dishes.
Berry Bets.
Bread Plates.
Fruit Bowls.
Oat Meal Sets.
Comb and lirush Trays.
CHINA 73- 7:7 7:7
amples will be fortrid all the. latest and
lluvilttnd, Carlsbad. Dresden tutti Ans
itrcud and liutter l'IIItII>7.
Milk .Iurs.
t‘raclter .lur>7.
t'hocolate l'otII.
Cups and Saucers.
.'\'III and lion H011 Dishes.
Rich Cut (lines.
lemonade 11nd Wine Sets.
Punch Bowls.
Decanters anti Water Bottles,
A complete stock of Table Tumblers, Goblets. I71I7.7
GLASS 7:-
U
I 0
.0 O
Vast-s and Huuquct lltlltlt'l‘t-i.
flutter Sets.
Derry Sets.
l7‘rult Dishes.
always on hand.
7:7 7:7 7:7 BRIC-A-BRAC 7:7 7:7 7:-
New import of Vases, Ornaments. Statues and Novelties suitable for
Whisi and Euchre I’rtses. for ladies" :1 11d gents‘.
booby prizes.
Extra large variety for
Let us remind you that we are t'o
for housekeeping can he found here.
mplctc house funiishers.
liveryt hing
North’Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Fall
For Men Women and Children.
we have a complete line 0f SeaSon-
able Underwear in popular grades and full
line of sizes.
Hosiery a
Specialty.
Our Children’s Hose at two pair for
twentu-iive cents are excellent values.
have tine rib. broad
stitched.
We
rib. plain or dropped
. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mattincs. Lino-
lenms. Runs and Mats. 7
A. DIG
rRMAthSON
84 Washington Street. South [Va/walk.
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We aoI-Ioor. CONVENTION ~
7»: w
".‘Y'r' . "pans '
NORWICH. Nov: 13. -—'l'he .Statc
Smell! School Convention
hrotlnt to a close yesterday after
assaults a bendictlon by the Rev.
”Ml"! Pratt: n. D., pastor of the
Broadway Congregational Chltl‘(h
where the seas jogs have been held our-7
In the putthr days Th epro m
hoday included addresses by the
c E. McKinley. of Rockville Mrs. 6.7.
Woodhridge' Barnes. and to Rev.
Rockwell Harmon Potter.
A HEART TO HEART TALK
Hora is a stralnlrt business proposition.
tho rldlttkinds, and'at the right price. _.
Ws want you to got the habit of coming
pplits attention. good coal and. cordial,
dolikory of all orders.
can It. genus.
l-‘Vfl' VA
was i
(or winter. We . soil
You will in ours of
t‘i’ ..
t
149' Washington
Strut.
GENE. L GREENE ACCEPTS.-
.7 new AVEN,‘ Nov. 13t~oenerar
Francis Vluton Greene. police com-
missioncr of New York city, has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Yale De~
hating Association to act as one of
three judges at the YaleHarvard de-
bate. The debate will beheld early
in December.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the m'oney ‘If it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove' a signature
is on each box. 250. '
~—
oo‘asn't aasracr OLD AGE.
It's phamofnl when youth fails to show
' proper respect for old age. but just
the witrary in the case of Dr. King's
New Ute Pills. Thnv cut off maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age. Dyspepsia Jaundlco. Fer-
of. Wmnionau were to this perfect
35c. at fiahk H. Baxter's Drag
CONNECTICUT DELEGATION'S OF-
FI.CER8
NEW HAVEN. ill -The Connecticut
members (if the House have chosen
Congressman Henry. chairman of the
Congressional committee from
THE FEAR OF NUMIUO. . 1,1
———_—
Prevents Many People From Trying a
Good Medicine. 7
stompi- l1 troubles are so common and l
in most IIIIIeIII so obstinale to cm that
people are apt. to look with suspicion
on any remedy claiming to be u rutllcul.
permanent cure for dyspepsia and in-
Illgestiou. Many such priIlI-
Barents Strip
them- .7
selves on their ltt‘llli'llt'rih' III never being 7.
humbuggtd. especially in medicines.
This fear of being humbugged can
be carried too far. so far. in fact. thurl
people suffer for years with‘wwmk
.I..»
-:>.Iion rather than risk 11 little time!
and money tit faithfully testing the
tIulm: made of It preparation I-Io relin-
ble and universally used us Stuarr' .IIl
it".>'pI7pslIt Table-11.7..
.ww Htuart' s Dvspepsiu 'l‘ulIlI- t1: ure
17tIIItI1 different in one important tes-
pet7t from ordinary propr77letut71 tuI-Ili
clues for the reason that they are not
.1 secret patent medicine, lltI secret is
made of their Ingredients. but 1111.1Iyius
>hows them to IIIIItutn the natural Iti
gesthelet'tuet1ts.pttrr usepliI pepsin
tho 'igctrtivI z-IIiIl . tIIIl I711 Herr]. his»
lilillll. l1_17tlru.>7tIsIIrIIt 1111.1. 'l hey ttl‘c
not cutltuvtic. neither do they act pow
crfully on any organ. but they core 111-.
digestion (In the common sense plnn of
digesting the food eaten thoroughly be-
fore it has IimII III fIIrruI-ut, sour and
throw the mischief. 'l‘iIi.>7 is the only
secret of their success.
(‘utburtlc pills never have and never
(7:111 cure indigestion and stomach trou-
bles because they act entirely on the
Inowels. whereas the whole trouble Is
really in the >‘Iflllltlt7ll.
Stuur't's llyspI psirt 'I'uhlets tuken ui'I
tI717 meals IiigI7>t the food. 'l‘httt i>7 Itll
lllI‘l't7 is It) ll.
lIItII' digested 1>7 poison Ilri it I 17eute>7 g.1>
uctdiry heuIlrIIhes.p.1lpirI1IioII of tho7
heart. loss of flesh and appetite and
many other llfllllilta‘ which are often
called by some other name
They are sold by Ilruggists c1I7I7y
where :11 {III (7ent> pIIr put- kngu 111] H
WESTVILLE MAN ARRESTED. .
Nl7.\'i' HAVli‘N Nov -.\farl.7 ll.
Drake was arrested in WeZtVIIIII today
qui it is expected that the I-tIurgI of
btguniv will he brought uguinst him rm
the result of n11 inquiry into his matrl
mouial turner. The police suv llittt
two years ago Drake murrlI-d iCIlitlI t‘
Scripture. and that he lind lived in
Westviiio since that time he the man. I
uger of a saw mill, uIIIl ll cider press.
It is alleged that in Him.
III-Ii Alice Doulun. of \Vitterburv. and
previous III that he married MIMI
Shields. of New Hartford. Drake
IltriuIs that this last mentioned woman
t.>' dead. The noIlIe go further buck
and allege that twenty years earlier
Drake 111111717ch Miss (‘iurk
lop. “Mk-7 I |IIIIII> Ilmt iii.7:\11fI7
tiinir‘re. The police
lwlleVI‘ that fill lllv
DI'IIkII will IInII-
lJI7r l'.t.
got :1
are inclined to
women are :1l11I7
11 hearing on Non-1117
-— What's the secret of happy.
IIII>7 health? Simply keeping the
bowels. the stomach. the liver and kid-
neys strong and active. Burdock
liltititi Hitters: does it.
MISIK WtLL ASK FOR PARDON.
llAH’i‘i‘ili’tD. Nov, l.‘l.~
Hcharton; counsel for Paul hlisik, Ion-
Ilnmneti to deutti for the killing of
t‘havlestt'llrlet1 in this city in Scptem-l
lIIII', l1u>7 served formal notice on the.
l’Ioa17Il7 of Pardons of ht>7 intention to
Irppenr befnre the lloartl on December
'. and plead to lrrrvI- the sentence com-
muted to life imprisonment .\lr.
SI-hnrton suid he would base his plet.1
mainly on theclnim of the tleferute dur-
ing the triui. the irrespont-IiluliLv of
Misti; when the crime was committed
Mistk'u ignorance of the American lau-
gunge anti the difficulty L’llt'illllllt‘l't'tl‘
I127 his lawyers in obtaining witnesses
to counterbalance the evidence
Iluccd bv the state will also be cited
on behalf of the condemned man.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankltsh Rush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching.
i. could hear of. but nothlnx helped me
until i took Brazilian helm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. It. T’luisted, F. H. Bax
ter. and the Clifford Pharmaclt- ” .
BUYING ARMS FOR' URUGUARY.
HARTFORD. Nov. tS.~—P, De Mur-
gulondn. of Baltimore, consul from7
l'ruguay to the United States, arrived
in this city last night. He spent the
night at the Allyn House. and this
morning went to the factory of the
Colt Faire Arms Company, where he
had an appointment with bowls C.
(Hover, the president. The consul re-
fused to be interviewed, and the fac»
tory information relative to the rea-
son of his visit there was denied. it
is presumed. however. that a contract
for a supply of arms to Urugua 17 l>77
underway. Mr, Mnrguiondo intents to
leave the city late this afternoon.
CROATIANS AGAIN REMANDED.
LONDON. November 13.—7’t‘he two
Croatldus named Taparat- and Kebar.
who wer arrested on board the Ameti~
can Linc steamer Philadelphia on her
arrival at Southampton from New
York October 21 charged w‘Ith the7
‘ murder of S. 't‘ Ferguson a railroad
contractor at West Middletown, Pa.
September 25 were again remanded
lfor a week at Row Street Police Court
this morning The American deter
.tivcs. with the oxfradttloa papers, on-
.7ly reached the court after the remand
was granted and were 4410 late to pro-
ceed with the case today.
YALE’B CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 13.——The Yale
cross country team which will take
part in the intercollegiate meet on
November 25. has been selected as fol-
lows: Capt. C S. Jacohas. W 1. Door;-
lass. C D Hill (I. G. Parkhurst. W. J.
Hall C R. Alcott andB. H. Woodward.
The course has not vet been selected
but will be in or near New York
city. ..
PRESIDENT MELLEN WILL AT-
TE N.D
NEW HAVEN.NOV.13.——President
C. 87 Mellon the newly elected prest-
dent of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has accepted an in--
delegation Mr. Brandegreo secretary. vltation tendered him by the Bridge-
and congressman [Alley member of the | po t Board of Trade. to attend its an-
the nut banquet. on Thursday of next
IGOR.
Food not digested or.
Drake 11111 17- I
of llurwin-I
vigor- .
-.7\ll.11l‘llt'_\' f
' 7' 717.I7x Mayor William ll. Kirk.
pro- .
I tried everything.
7 they Iieard that Horace
'Peclt liad Bottoms bank-I
trupf and Promptly Called
Ceremony Off—Wedding
IParty tiad Game to NIIp-
Itials
liltilitllil'tlli'i'. Nov. ii: 7.\li.>7>7
‘I711 \iI’I-I-Il \‘VheI-lcv, younger-'1 dudghtcr
Inf MI: 11nd .\tr.> John .\I. \Vilt'vlel‘.
III lmve III-I711 111.117171I7II lust night .II
11.3" o'clock in t‘brist
7(‘huI'I7h tn litIrIIII- IIII\\'iII I’I-I-k, of Hy-
I‘III7II>t-7 litIt lll.>'lt7lttl Itl' III-trig il huppv
bride Miss Wheeler won.» :t! her home
because the wedding 117:1.» >IIII.iIIIIlv
culled off.
The first inkling that anything wu>
wrong 177.1111I7 l:1.71 ’I‘Iiesduy I7\'I7:lll|,‘l.
11 two III one of the low 11 p.1pII7> the III
uppt- I711Id It pct>ounl tinting Il1:1t tiII
i\\'hI I in l’I7 7I k I777.I IlIliuI: had lll' III 11 de fi-
\\ 1“
irrileiy postponed.
7 \\ ill‘I'lr'r i111> been confined to her room
with lli‘i'i‘tlllrv ptostrmiou. l1 I.>7 IIIIII
refirI-Il tbut >7bI7 1117.11 lII>e hI-v r:I-I>7I11
temporarily. >tt poignnnt is her grieid
lohII M Wheeler. father of the bloke!)-
[ireurtI-Il girl, soul It! :I World t'I7rII117tIII77
l Io I111
"I don't believe III keeping quiet
when there is anything to 11:11. and l
min not llt‘lli'Yf‘ in 11117stI717iI77I, but in ti1i~
llll'llilllt't‘ I 11111 not in position If! >7:17v
Inuvthiug I liltiul bII excused from
ldru 117I~I111g IlIII mutter"
i \iv. Wheeler >111> that Mr I‘I-I-k
l'.11I7\\ the HM of the week that the
.wIIIlIiiug 1\.I> IIfl'
‘rhI- greatest event of tin sort in soc It-
'\ this sI-11>t111..\li>7>7 \\11I7cIIr'>7t1oI>
l>7I71III was elaborate and 7‘7'tII7 had It'7
I7I7ivI-Il innumerable pI7I->I7IIt>. 111111171 of
Lwhivh :trrited IIId:11.'l'lII7_1 fill one
.Iif the mums .11 mt “littlt‘t mansion
{or State street and Pub Inc-nut
. Mr. l'I-ck. IhI pIII>7pI777IIivI bride.‘
L :I‘qun, >pet1t :1 large purl of Ihe >11m-
gIIit-r hete, uIIIl i177 11nd Miss \\'heI7lI7r
'11t7rt7 devoted lover's. If \v:1> triIIiI7I'~
>IIII1Ii that he 11;I.> :I WI‘IilllI)‘ 7171mm;
111:111 btrt from suture 17> with i1 set III 1717
,IiablI- it i.> llill'df'll 111711 the pIIIeIItI- of
\l1>s \\ llI I’lt' r tllsi'w 77II Ii tlllltr>i .11 lift-
:1 !I7II-11tlI hour. that Mr. l’cck was per-.-
‘niless.
who is not yet trIrnIIII twenty.
I I i 1'11 I \IIII sired.
IYouflg Peck. a Bankrupt. Had Squand
cred Hrs Fer-tune
: S\ R.“ l SP \".m .1 p to :1 Ion-
khour last night lII'7IIIIII-7 DeWiII Peck
111 ho was to how been married to .\ii>>
llIIletI Weed Wheeler iu llrIngIporr.
If‘ turn. had not I'I7t11711I7Ii to th- cIty.
lite II:17: been thing i”! the
.711 IlII horn-701 former l’o>7tuI:I.~ItI71 Mil
tIuI ll Nor'thrup ”the low ‘l >';IiII ht“
l'- ’Id not know whcr: l’IIkVI wus-
7 t"7.>7hutlI .'>‘. Dunning. wh>7 one of
iIhII \I'I-Ildlug putty I'I7t1117IIIIi home
{Wedru >Ilu_1' fright He refused to 11th
luny information Itbout thI affair. and
Hold he did not know where Peck was.
\II>-> luurn Iv’irk, one of ”14' brides
maids, is in New York with her fttilr
lb117n>
ll. Smith has not 7\.'-r It turned
it has bctu iI7:17.11I It illfti In. 111 out up.
lpurty went to 11 hotel in llIiIIgI-poit
11l1I7I'I7 lllt_\' \ver- put by n br-othIr of
the bride. who :ItiIl flIIIt, owing to the
illness of .\ii.-7.71 \\'III717II7I‘. the wedding
l7ud beI-I1 pII>IpoIII7It I'eck did not ;;.7-.
III Bridgeport with the rest of tlII- put»
11'. but went on ahead,
it was reported that the disappoiurw
merit of Peck \v:1>7 due to his financial
condition. Not until the invitation.
were out did he ted the bride iltltl her
parents that he wu> :1 bankrupt. For
the pu>7t yIIuI lII7 l1.1.~. bI-I-n >7pcndi111,
111011171 frIIl). 717.1Il h. p: l\‘I‘ the Impres-
>71t1n at llriIlgI-port that he was well
to- to
t Peck i.>7 lllt son of the
l’ttk.
lute Frank .7\.
who In out i 11177 was a \vr-dllllv
business man of thi>7 I it_\ and \I ho 11114
1-. brother of \\ilbuv .>‘. Peck. the rich
clothing nutritIfucIurI-r. lll>7 mother
7IliI7Il recently. and alter the estute 1\'11>'
7di\ldetl llot‘ttcc found himself the po>7
..>7e.>7.>7or of about $;;IIIIotI. being 11 popu-
Il:117 yorrng man, he was thrown in wirlt'
‘,Ih.7 society set. and l11>: money soon
took wings. He had .71 yuI-hi and ftt>r
l1or>71>7 and lived like u Irrilllonnirc.
.-\ fI7\\ months ago hI foImrIl :1 purl
11tr>l11p with .7\Ith111 \\'rbb_ :1 tailor
but on Tuesday 11 petition in bank1up'-
'Iy was filed at i‘ticu. Pet-ks indi- .
1vidual liabilities 111177.31 can and his lia-
built-77 as a partner are 81. "RT. Sev7-I71 7
nl actions have been brought Itgaimt
him and judgments have been taken.
7 Peck‘>7 friends deny that he wanted’
to marry .\tis>7 \1'7l1ecle1 to recoup hist
Itortune and say that in. was deeply izii
llove with the young lady. lie is about'
twenty three year> of ag-.
NEW VALE LABORATORY.
NEW ilA\'EN.No1.13.~—The selcc
riou by the Sheffield Scientific School'
trustees of lower Mansfield street as
a site for the John liars Hammond
Metallurgical labor7,atory is of litter-
est ah suggesting the. large. ared which
In future vearu the I-Ichuul buildings
may octupy. The new purthase is
nearly half a mile from the Vander-
bilt dormitories on the south. 0n the
present Sheffield square there is room
for only two or three new buildings.
Ground will be broken for the new
laboratory next February. it will be
the fourth largest building of' the
school erected within IWo years.
HONOLULU ELECTION FRAUD.
llOVOl 111.1 Nov 1.1—.IIIIIgeomerI
t Bridal III 1111
llt7|-‘
l‘:|Il>‘I7t>|Iil| :
Since that IiIuII .\lI>>;;
It was to have been:
Rynipulhy for fills.» Wheel-711:
l> 11-7117.
pust vI-hrI
; traditions.
l from
WALK EViBNINg' SENTINEL
FRIDAY. NOV. 13. 1903.
s...
FEEBLE FOLKS.
;Exsctly What Alta Thsm Nobody
Seems to Know
Y7mI know Iheni; those who lll't' III-
Ilt7t>ltitItl it! be tilltl unity are ill ”on
illi‘llllll l~.7xt1ttl_v what ails them no-
lbotly knows: and when the lotttl III
for is ImpIIrI-Ii of be either shout-1.7 l
lheud or Iruys.‘ Sort of gt-uernl .iei11llt71.‘
Y-tt most (if tiltl feeble folk Iltillt bulb
lI7I much with doctors. They know
lwhttt to do for themselves. and IIII in
lvent their money In "bunch; and III--
vanional short journeys in \'i 17y mild
7.“t‘lilll|l And thus they go on living
year :llltl 17-I III m m i111IIIIIIIIll1I7t1lIh.
1101 often rem-hing old :1ng.
i llillious persons ilntl women with
pII 7lllitllt'lil lII-utlut-hcs, ill' III-11171 t17oubl-7.
IIIII7 or" this ktrtd. They know the llll'
.7porIunI7I- IIt‘ quit-I and or keeping the
'1t'IIIIt worm and IIIIWI7I> open. Muny of
”Will. litr\\t7 v77II Iommouly suffer from
.iudigemiou and have to be careful
IIbIIut their rip-t This helps, of course,
to kIep IIII 111 weak and liable to wide
11nd to IiiiIItI-ntrr thnt n17et7ntt7i1i11g 0th
1-171- .7111t‘i'Ii from M' 14- II nervous tiyspIIp
.>'i:1 often Iompliculeti with liver.
lung or ltiIinII IiisoIIiI I7>7 caused by
IIII7k|I7>s living in earlier years; and
iltI7>t7 ill't’ still more to lie Iilllt‘il.
The point In be borne in mind now is
Il1III Mother Reign-rs RIHIp (IIII-s :Ill
.tl177.>7I7 I7oIIIplaIIit.-. better to lIII r'II.7tIlI-
{for it life-time than to suffer from 111117
‘IIcIitII Iii>eu>t7, but better .7.7till to be well
and efficient nutl to get some pieasanI
1out of t Aistencc 11> it runs along, 'l‘llt'f‘w
1f'orI7 Wl' >:I_1 to the t'I-I-ble t'I‘IIks,111:II1I7.71
7I7oquIIIIiI II of Mother ScIcI-l's Syrup
7.111Il pitch the >71111gofi11'1ng 111:1 high»
7er k-7 .\Ii} IlI'IIguist will >I7il you
Ihi> IIIIi-tiIIII7 llit'illi lllr‘ :Iuti >pI7:rl.' in its
ll‘tll74t'
l t1111I7 lrutfivn of this Ilil‘illt'llw ovv-r
III years. iluve used it in the t‘rItIItly
..IIIII burr seen 11 used among the m 1gb-
lbovs. I httvc used it with great 1‘77-
>11ir>7 turd I never knew 1117:1141- when- it
lIII> t'ftiII-Il. .\iit7irtiI7i iiI‘iflltI. l.hl\ Set:
.71’iI7w 1117-7111117. ilviIlgI-porr t‘IInII. l“l‘li7
qury 2h. litIlL’.
t
‘ _ BUSINESS AND THE COLLEGE
7 GRADUATE.
.\11 editorial paragraph til it lute 1.77
1.1147 of I't'intcr‘s ink stated that l7'IuIII7I>
fli lmggtitt. bend of the great New
York wholesale grocery iIIIu>7I7 thut
bI7:II7> his 111111117. had Hill :1 single col
lege gvuIlIIuIII among his but: IlI7vk>.
. though for thirty yI7IIr'.>I1f lineup->77: iSfI-
litI llild I-IIIIIIMVIII'IIII to give I-IIIIIIgc “II-11
Ithc [)l't‘lvrrllt'tfilll7llt'1‘lllg that .71 liberal
‘I7IiIII-htiou ought III be vuluutIlv in tour
llt‘HS
.\ l'I'iuter>' Ink l‘I7pttf‘it7l'
7 Mr. [.IIggI-rr :11 his office 13.x Franklin
>7I1I7III_ illltl in :t i'tlll\‘t‘l‘t~‘illtttn on th.-
>ub7p7II learned that he had bud I7IIII-
.>1dI71'nlIlI7 evaIrleuce with coilegc melt
‘who applied for positions 'l‘lIIIiI t‘uil-
tug-7 scenic-Ii tII III-t1f1117II.>7oI7I>7. |-‘II>7'.
tlII- I-nliecI- gruduu't- licliI-vI-> lIi> Id
In .Itiou fits him to begin ut the top of
the lliislllt‘Fb at It good round >7:IlzII7v,
llII Ili>7duiu>7 rl1I7 >uggI->I1I1u that lit7 llt"~
gin >I1111I11l1I'71'I7nI7.1I7thI-bottomut>IIIIIii
11 IIgIIs Second, bi> IIIiIII-urionlI:1>IfI7:Ilr
111th things so far I'l‘lllfflt‘tl from lIII>I
tress lift and pI11I7 Me I- thut i117 i.>7 l1:117d
11 ”I. 111117 with u hm from the publiI
.hIlIrIIIlII so for 11> 11.7 --Ifui l.11IleIIigI-I>
IIIIIceruId, “llllt' be i.-'l1:‘711upIIIIi fIt
life by whutI-ver foppi>7i1 illusions lli‘7'
college life 1111117 lmvc given him
"'lII- knows algebra. IIIIt ntittilug or'
urithtuIItIc,” said Mr Leggcrt, "ltI1>1
11c>s is founded largely on arithmetic-—
quirk nIIIIIIul Itr‘ithmetic tlIut wtll yield
1‘e.-IIIit> in II lnomcnl. There is no time
to work out pI7olIlcm> lfIII plain old
fashioned :IddIIIoII und Inuitiplicuttou
hit: not taught 111 the colleges. It
is taken for grunIcIl Ihur thr- student
lllilHlt'l‘t7tl tin-tn th-n III- was twelve
years old. The college graduate knows
something of Greek. and he can read
t‘uesur. but these urtpriI'I-nicuts urc 11>
useless in daily business life as l11>7
>mtrtrcring of thc >7cienI-I->. llu>7111c>7>7
called on
,1> nothing more than came and effect.
.\ public school boy l1a> tlcalt “till
cause and I7tfcI7t all his lite. 'l‘lIII I7IIE~
it-gc graduate 11:1.7. carefullv been kept
away from them. llt.‘ has generally
only a small percentage. or 1101117 at all.
of the public school boy‘s willingness
and common sense. He is pu>t the age
\th711 III7 HUI be trained. for it is not
easy to mold a young man after he has
pu>>I Ii 1117.711171'Ionc.
"l have long been of the opinion that
11 lliit'l‘lll education could be utilized 111
bu>i11c>7>7_ and to my personal knowl-
edge business men throughout the
l'uiiI-Il States are III uchl of bright
‘young fellows such us the colleges
ought to 1111711 out. I have always be-
‘iievcd that such men would advance
more rapidly titan the young fellow
Whose educational advantages have
been meagre. and be of greater value
III business house, 'l‘hcv tench noth-
‘ing but book knowledge. College profes-
sors have been steeped in the college
They an nothing of
1-1 III-Itch] busiues> lilt‘ll13i15_ of business
rncu_ of the requirements of It lilisillt'ss
house. or of what young men should
study to make them useful in busiuc>7>
immediately after graduation. The col-
leges seem to he altogether 17cn10vI-Ii
modern business conditions,
What the tench is not only valuele>7>7.
but. actually harmful to the youth who
intends entering commercial lifI? t‘on-
sequentlug the college graduate.
'thrown into the business world. imOws
less titan the boy who is forced to leave
school amt earn his living at tit'rceu.
“7'liile he has :1 false estimate of his
ability that makes hlnr Iiisdalnful ot'
the work that would be the means of
teaching him business. The graduate
won't begin at the bottom rung of the
ladder. There -is no other plnIIc for
him to begin. A mart who hasn't learn7
ed the details of the humblest place
in a business house will never be can-
able of its manngemcnt)‘
Mr legged was asked wherhcr
public school boys who made rapid
advancement in business ever consid
cred it worth while to enter a college
at twenty years of age. taking up stud
tea with 11 viewlto making themselves
more valuable. tie acid that no i11-
stance of this sort had. come under his
observation. Boys of that kind were.
D Gear of the Gil-cu“ Court at the seldom able. to affords college educa-
request of the Home. Rule party, human and the training that they would
instructed the ten-norm Grand fury get during three or four 37791111; in bu>i
to hold an investigation into the re
ports of election frauds. which. it is
‘allc'ged. took the form of repeating
voting in the names of dead or absent
persons. and perjury. . Fifty witnesaey
will be called. among them being the
elcttlon offimra and the leaders of the
political parties. . .
oess was of far more cnnseqtient- e. than
what could be learned at college in
the. same period. A public school boy
who enters business sometimes sticks
to it and goes to the top, while. the col-
lege graduate with his dete minatlon
to begin ophv at the top is In re likely
ltd gravitate toward the bottom
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sprite AT READ so
The whole shop is mm
c than usually interesting
now. Every stock is full and brimming over with season-
ablc goods. in many departments there Is a hint of Holi-
day things just a suggestion
we shall have a weckyor so later.
ask you about
Thanksgiving
perhaps of elegant display
just now we want to
Table Linons.
Our stock includes the finest productions from the lead-
ing manufacturers of lrclanti.
Scotland France. Ger.
many. Belgium and other linen producing countries There
are beautiful Damasks by the yard and Pattern Cloths for
round. square. and long tables. with Napkins to match. 7
Renaissance and Cluny lace—bordered Luncheon and
Dinner Cloths.
Dinner Cloths with Two riffe and Mexican drawnwork
with Napkins to match.
Pattern Damask Cloths with medallion centers. scroll
designs, roses. ferns. flour-dc
dis. long stemmed poppies.
and the old-time favorite snowdrop.
Twelve patterns of fine Damask by the yard in floral
designs. roses. tulips. thistles. clover. etc... at $1.00 a yard.
Same grade of Damask in Pattern Cloths.
Napkins to match.
Special for round tables.
tiful open-bordered patterns.
Napkins to match.
Extra tine Double Damas
Napkins to match.
2'/ x2l yards, $2..oo
2 1427,: yards. $2 50.
: x 3 yards. $3.25.
7 ' til
size. 5.. $2.25.
size. 5'4 $3.25.
extrd' fine Damask in beau-
Conoorning China.
We have prepared many
and marked many odd pieces
China Oyster Tort-ens.
China Covered Dishes. were $1.75.
Fine White China Covered Dishes.
Large Platters. assorted
Medium sized Platters.
Sauccboats with trays.
China Sugar anti Cream
2'4 x214. $6.50
-iixalrz. $8.50
size. 5‘3 $6.25.
size. 34 $8.50.
k Cloths.
2 x 211‘. $4.00.
2 x 3 $4-7s- . ‘
size, 5 3 $3.25.
size. 3 4 $5.CJ.
tables of necessary Dishes.
at extra low prices. 1
95 cts.
now 98 cts.
5o cts.
decorations. 95 cts.
50 cts.
35 and 50 cts.
Sets. special bargain. 29 cts.
Decorated Plates. blue. g rcen and brown. S cts. each.
Other Dishes such as Chop Platters.
Salad Dishes.
Fancy Dessert Plates, and Bowls at tempting prices.
By all means visit the Furniture Shop and see the
Exhibition Rooms.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE CHORUS.
Reorganization Perfected at the Home
of R. L. Coburn.
A WI“ plI7II>uut social evening \1;1>7
enjoyed. \\'eIinI7>Iia7\7 I-vt-uiug. :II In.
borne of It. |., t'oburn. the III7I11>71I111 be»
ing the I‘I‘tll‘gliillllllltlll III llil’ l7I§I\\II:‘:|1
LI'tlgitv t‘lltil'lib
.-\ IoanuIttee 117u>7 appointed to 7.17
cure new n1u>lI. it \vu> pinup-7d III
mukc Il1ecl1oru> :1 117131 :1'117.1I-II\- 1- .1-
true of the League 111.I-I111g>,
About to II'I-loI I. 17ct'17I7>i1111eut>7 11.71-7
served, and the g111>t>7 Iit-puIII-Il for
their homes. declaring that they hurt
spent 11 111II>71 I-u_io\:1blc I71I711111i7..
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. (‘aptaln ll_ Hubbard. of lilti-
ford, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm snv~
ed my boy's life. lie began just like
the one we lost with croup. We. gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped :
to sleep and was all right in the mom
lng." For sale by It. ii. l’laisted, E.
II. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
WILL ATTEND ANNIVERSARY.
l‘. T. llur'nttm lodge. No. :33. K. Iii
l’.. of Bridgeport, l:I>'t night, voted to
accept the imitation extended by tlI~
ive Drum-i1 Lodge. of South Novwaik.
to visit them. and :1 large tieicgutioI
will IomII down The occa>iou is the
20111, anniversary 111 Olive ltruntb
Lodge. K. of ii. and the I7111cr7tabrnteut
will be :1 high churucfcr. 011 Thur :7
day cvtnhg next I’ 'l‘. llurnum Lode-
will tune a smoke -.r
TO START TH
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SAYS HE IS HER HUSBAND.
Man Calls on isobel Courtney, Who
TrIed to Kill Herself.
.\'I7‘.\\' Ytllllx'. Nov. l3.~~A 1\'cll7dre>s-
I-Ii 1111711 of about thirty culled III Helle-
\tli' lio>prtul last evening and asked
III .~I .7 .\li>'.~: l>I1b.7l (‘ouvtncy. the young
IIIIIII>> who III-7d to take her life in
lilt' lloIci Lincoln. Broadway and l7‘ift_v~
. .1 :Id .‘ll't't‘l7 till \\'I7Ilue>7day evening.
'i :1111 IiII7 legal husband of Mist-
I‘IIIIIII.I7_1. if any man should come
III 17i>7u let i 1vi>7l1 you to refuse him
:1Ii111i>>1I-II. I have been looking for
her >7i.\ months and only found he;
Ihrough the stories in this morning's
paper.» \\'hI711.>7l1e recovers i will look
Iitii {111' llt7l‘.“
'i'lII- 1111111 absolutely refused to give
l1i>7 111111117.
WHAT YOU NEED FOR CONSTIPA-
TION.
When troubled with constipation.
what you need is a remedy that is sure
to produce, the. desired effect. A
remedy that is mild and gentle in its
action. A remedy that leaves the
bowels in a Ituturui and healthy condi-
tion_ A remedy that is easy and pleas-
ant to take. Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and Liver Tablets meet all of these
1't7qIIII7I7111IIr1r>7. (Iive them a trial and
you will never wish to take another
dose of pills. Ilse them as directed
and they will cure Ihr'nnit: constipa—
tion. Price :7. I7ent.>. Every box is
warranted. For sale by Stillaon
Powell t‘.7o ltaxtcr Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy. "
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