. v‘ commonest-scenes LAW.
“mecca
T 'Aciiiiflss.
‘ mil .L’ sculpted. well}
u some. rectangle.
for brain i I Manual, whine. W
beeddrawiug. Athletics. ..
5 \ILLUOTRATID CIRCULAR.
liege: hundreds prepared J
‘ for us daily. Try them.
a good smoke oughtto be a customer I
of our Oisar Department. , ,
Whether your preference is for e
Domestic. Key West, or an all Havana
imported Cigar. you'll ilndhit in our
assortment. , _ .-: .
Our special Blank and White 5 cent
straight and our La Providonela, 3 for
25 cents, Cigars, are making customers
"‘ w...”
I m .
Perpen'wiii‘ no Wall to liemimher
Fall Hats lire ready, and Fall Furnishings, rill in happy accord, .
, tits. Provisions. .. . -
x 9’2 a
:with our Fall clothes in style and quality. * . i .
. . 3‘s H ‘ W ‘
7....mov‘eau’fl—r .
I “s A If . I‘ H a. I
has
,3 Dr: J ,Itlltonxtloburn, yesterday our:
hand nodules ribs
the Green.
, ‘ agyery,
muted, John‘
The .busit‘iess‘r men's Amour game
balances the enter topic or converse,
on all dayln Nonethtoday. A tar-“x
, percentile of moisture: will be;
isles all of the afternoon from 2
hits “Weathers declare'
,l he impmtie‘able for them.
-. ucothsimy and Lights
r, maids an lication for
. rnout in view ave-
k. and the selectmen
, Monday at 10 o’clock
. r » Nervfaiihas the‘tlme
_ .w l .91.: up. we
‘ . (ml was received herb today to the
eiff titbst Freeman. t. will of
Jli 9 John H. “mitt.“ successfully
now his» entrance “examinations to
‘No loll University at Northfield, Var-
.mont. This is sstatepdtitsryucol-
legetl'inder the, authority of the govern-
.men .
The South Norwalk Drum Corps re-
turned esrly this morning on the boat
Comfort from Greenport. 1. 1., where
they have been attendin the firemen's
carnival. ‘
lolly time and been royally entertained
by the firethen. After‘rescliing shorel
they held a brief parade. about the
t Itreets of the city. ‘ “' '
...._—.——-b-—-—‘- .
The prayer meeting tonight at‘ the
South Norwalii Baptist payroll will be 4
so by the Rev. Hugh" . Carpenter.
. subject will be "The Meanstandv
A the
Last year‘s baseball gdi'tts between
. he Norwslk and Southfiorwalk busi-
oss men netted the hospital just
100. The amount raised by the game
an $97 and some odd change. The‘
iflerence was made up by Mayor Dora!
0 nfanngement of the game hopes to '
love the amount made by today’s.
,ouble the sum. Attorney J. Belden ,
lurlbutt has agreed. should the proj
sods amount to over $199 to make it
' It even 8200. . .
.___.......
‘ o. L. Earle, H. aeration, r. H.-
lahen. it. D. Tufts. Agl‘). Wright. 8;
line, Oregon 1., C. Earle. H. R, Ora
am A. .l. James. H. W. Weilbrook, W.
, hills, 3. B. Van Nortwick. 5, J.
onlord, W. A. Huntsman. H. C. Ber‘
n, W. Potter. 8, ll. Stwartout. Ar-
ld Bohlect, New York; it. P, Brad-
d. R. W. Armstrong, (3. G. Harding.
,
They report‘ ailing had at
As the schoolsihave reopened it is a
time to call the attention of parents .
and, guardians in Connecticut to the
law of com ulaory attendance now in
force in th I state‘says‘the New He-
,ven Pails that Every child between
the ages eigbt‘and fourteen and be-
tween theageaot tour-teen and sixteen
when not ,re' iariy employed. must '
it
attend smile y p hool atleast' half
of the period oftui on ranch year. and
it must be the.,, ,, half-mule“ courts
having jurisdiction ori slices of the
peace excuse icon the and of phy-
sical or mentalnlsability, inability to
obtain proper clothing, unusual dis-
tance from s schoolhouse necessity‘ok
labor to support the fondly; {eh-"gem".
cate that the.cohimm,;'iéhwx course
has been electorates. .
Nfsfiih‘iid between eight and fourteen
. ‘fi be employed unless provided with
a certificate that it has already attend;
ed school for half the school year.
The penalty for a neglectful parent or
guardian is a fine or imprisonment.
An employer who illegally hires a
child‘of school age is subject to a
fine.
Parents and guardians should be far
mlllar with the terms of this law, and
it may be presumed that few will at—
tempt to violate it by evasion or other!
wise. It represents a principle in edu-
cation generally accepted in enlighten
ed communities and induced of it has
been strongly impressed by the rapid
growth of industry. Children of tender
age who chould be in school have been
found in mines and other places where
their manual lab as obtained for
a pittance. R cmsory school law
promotes a. higher physicul as well,“
mental'manhood ilhd Womanhood. tor
the stunting dfects‘of childish drudg-
ery are well known; The law should
be conscientlcusly respected and its
earnest enforcement “is _ incited for.
Those who incur its pehdlties will’
discover that public sympathy is on
the side of proper child education and
protection. » i.-
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APPOINTED 0N COMMITTII3
Several oi the delegates from Nor-
walk to the Democratic State Conven-
tion. in.Hartford.’were ibonored. yes
terda'y. by being appointed on various
committees. Est-Representative Clar-
ence F. Osborn was on the resolutions
committee: John I. Walsh was on the
state central committeegllonry Kelly
was on the credentlsls‘; committee:
Henr Kelly wns on the credentials
conmgitte‘e; John~J. Cavanagh on the
permanent organisation committee;
Frederick B. Coleman. one of the vice.
presidents; John Keogh. one of the
secretaries; Jeremiah Donovan, one of
.the chairmen of caucuses.
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FIROT METHOD|I£§ PRAYER MEET~
This evening the first regular prayer
meeting under the pastor’s direction.
J Passmore E T Several] J M Iafter vacation. wiil'be held. the service
. . I - I r r '
iano, H. 1.. Pratt. James Harrison."
tton: 8. Warren. Springfield; Ed-
hi Von (lal, wife and daughter, Dan-
l;; R. C. Bhrives, Elmira: J. B. Mey-
Waterbury; George F, Walters.
report; i. Atlas. Yonkers; J. M.
last week having been merged into the
convention. All the members of the
church are requested to be present to-
night and strangers will be welcome.
‘The pastor will speak on “The Joy
of Service." The members of the
Young Men's Blind are requested to be
M
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49 Wall St. Norwalk.
1
found in this vicinity.
" . so urgent.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money. or you can ,
nay elsewhere. the price We ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good set-v
vice we give. a ‘
.. we“. ' Buy Oats Theta Ginsu. ‘ ‘y'
u g MANUEL 1'. HATCH. ir-
We are-near—- iv ;. , «th
Just as far as the i ' ,
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
Several Neuillicwsr—dust Resolved: ".
Books, Stationery and Engraving.
25h?
rai- ran and Winter
‘, ‘1 ”Li.
Wm. P. Beers},
flaNéw Carmina
are now rarely and represent the fittest and most complete collection to be
t
. York Central. Pennsylvania. Northern
TMI PRESCRIPTION STORI.
TIL. 1M ‘
cairn nativanrsanvlcs.
2:. new;
room IN WALL eraser.
WALL BTW, 10:10 a. m.-—~There
was a renewal of yesterday's lute rise
in stocks at the opening of business to-
day. but the advances were of limited
proportions and the demand was not
_ U. 8. Rubber improved
1 3-8, Distillers Securities‘l and New
, Pacino. Amalgamated Copper. [income
. stocks. notably Union crunched?“
flue. Smelting and Republic Steel H
to ‘39“ ‘Small losses were shown by
Halumarg-mhio. Chesapeake & Ohio,
Delaware and Hflson, Denver and Rio
Grands and Inuisvi’l‘t‘df‘.“ Nashville.
, ,WALL STREET. 11 a.‘li~”“"3 “‘9“
We buyinx Wileconcentram‘m ‘1 “5W
“‘8 IIIIIIIIIII ”lama”: rcr WILL‘ Scott at: "HAPP.VT
~ WILL COME BACK.
THEY WILL e
Atoms ‘TIME'. THEYLWILL D. Li,
TALK To you ABOUT ouatusm.
you WONDER sow WE GOT MR. a...
run CREATOR or DUSTER. as, 2
WORLD‘S HIGHEST mo Alerter
us A races. SIGNED DRAWING e,
we DID—41‘ cosmos No sMAL
ARE GLAD' THEY WILL BE HER;
Lirvrsm more. we Do. we‘MA as
even MERCHANT MUST. we,“ new
rsicr5~—rxcsrr oN aaoxcu :5
oVERLoADED, wr MAKE PRICE
BEGINNING. we wuss To max
States Steel and Smeltlng. Wh’lt't
these were being advanced persistent
' selling Was going on at other points,
rtlculariy St. Paul, Atcblson and
others Pacific. Large blocks of U;
8. Steel were encounter tit‘id'i, which
were .sbsorhed readily the price
touched 47 1-8 before me ld‘g. Union
Pacific sbld on a parity 0 Its previous
record price of 195 3-8. Toward 1]
o'clock the entire market weakened
‘ and St. Paul and Atchison were de-
pressed a point. . ~ - ,
WALL STREET, 11‘ .—-When the
pressure of sock cos . compel-stille-
ly little had been In (the earlier
advances and a num ' f‘irtocks were
below-yesterday's closing. After some
hesitation the market gathered
strength momentarily. When thorou-
per. its wer “take in
risewiqmalg giii~ IL“ itstdhli’eid
1,58 to ll! 35 and 4 N i’
884. Aside from a mo erate‘ recovery.
there was little of interest to the rest
of the market. the collapse of the
bulge in Union Pacific and the Hill
stocks eliminating the spectacular fem
three. By noon the niorkct was droop-
ing again. Reading losing nearly a
point. Bonds were steady,
warn. smear. 1‘p.~mi——rsc dif-
ficulties in arousing at following to
supportprlces after Where put up
discouraged any extensive movements
after 12 o'clock. Nonpot, be favorite
stocks betrayed enoughw m to make
even scuiping operations profitable. A
rise of 3% on Icarge dealings in Unit-
h‘d States Rubber attracted niten-
on.
INOU RGENTO FIRED RAILROAD
OIIDG
Rebels Also Using Locomotives to Pull
Devin Water Tsuk.
HAVANA. Sept. lib—The insurgents
today not tire to the long bridge of the
Western Railroadst Calnbuur. near
Segue ha Grands, but to was not suf-
ficiently burned to prevent the passage
of trains. The rebels are using loco
motives to pull down water tanks. etc,
along the liner Insurgents are swarm-
ing in and about the town of Santiago
(are.
0‘ N Amie ‘
DOESN’T ‘P
'“T A PAIR. PROFIT AND DOING A
‘ HELP YOURSELF BY MAKIII
Pill
v I
$e'pplirgs‘in _
The continued m
have a stock gobd for ' ,
prime condition, to sell at soc
. . .199 that
Elberta Peaches. The first pics“ 2* .3 “"' r“
and fine; pretty as a picture. Nothinr ' .
ket to date. A fine flavored peach. Us Chile
my friend. quality. ' a. s «
til
Ohio p’cr‘B-oket... “
Come and see. Waiting your orders. ‘ j
LORENZO D13;
Telephone Call 26-4.
The Peach Season 15 at [is its .5
We have a sslé‘dn them for the rest of week"
GOOD PEACHES ........ . .............. . . ..
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‘ , osmium example rush; '
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if you are looking fors‘gifllyenes a, novelty and beauty. lf you'are look- 20, North-unlit 8h.
80. Norwsill.‘ 3
[Phone 14g. .
do has Venn. thirteen miles south of
Havana. and a conflict in that city is
imminent.
Four hundred additional troops were
brought Into Havana this morning ,.
from Guinea for the protection of the
city. and to assist in attacks upon the
rebels in outlying towns.
There has been no telegraphic coin-
municltiou whatever today along the
line of the Western Railroad. or over
the German lines to Finer not Rio.
r-v'
iNTllNATiONAL our ItAOtI.
new YORK. Sept. l:.-~'l'ho first of
a series of three races over the lamp
national cu mum cit sandy Hook
was echedu ed to be sailed today by
the bin schooner yachts Queen. owned
by .1. Rogers Hawaii. and the misuse.
owned by Moorish ll. Brewster. oi
New liens. The prise is a 82,500 cup
di'lidtim'if‘a‘lWMl“ , '
_ c as n.un ‘ su- . “ " . , .
unless of which club the reunion to .119“ w““”‘“ Imm- ' .
“Gilliam N. fuller.“ '“r-s '
~ ‘ to . . .
‘ ‘ ' , ' be sailed. The two yachts were he
. _ s; u m ‘ H . curios abort the may hook usual?” The third um Mlle! . ohm
. c , I” soon after 1 ram. awaiting the.» - Will“ moment at the:
y W ..~ , 3 w o vat of the sanctum. murmur s, m' Tani! , ,
. . . , fifteen hast from the southeast alum stimulator rim W
4 , L L, I 1‘ L} A
18 BY CHECK. .
as
dimvmyhdei‘m Wail? since-aware. L ”Lydian
O 1 V .. it u , ,
r ‘ murmur} new emerges-u
4 our cases goose Mlljfo omemss m assent. "99mm“
" r e a it"pARTM'"Ts ‘ 1‘ '
handy lions miss
e».
St. Louis: W. E. Bent. New Hit-v ‘ slrvloo. The
Jerald Cooper. Providence, were mitigiiiziwamfi; the ”
Hotel Clifford yesterday.
W
a w. c“. r. u. IOCIAL.
”L“ W E9319. “w!” At the w. c. 'r. n. social held Fri-
‘. day with Mrs. R. T. Mskin. Day street.
‘1‘: It’s :robh‘tinp f: 'r.;mm'n‘.ldrs. David Flatt occupied the seat of
y rot or an 8' r. honor. at the refreshment table. it
roux, Bent 13.~’t‘he will 0! was quite o nuclei event for Mrs. Plait,
w. , easier. a victim of the railroad as she is met sdproshhing liar elshty~
wreck iii Salisbury, Eon, was offered
seventh birthday. A shut-in and near-
, for prom today. It Iii dated Jifly 8.
1
iy blind. she much enjoyed the coin-
Ifl. spill leaves the built of his prov puny. so she is of may sunny disco
;,, my? a N. Collier. “My Beloved
Wits.
ing for variety and moderatencss of price. This Curtain and Drapery Devart- ‘ I ‘ ‘
most of cars will surely interest you.
n. J. comps & on.
12—18 NOflTH MAIN ITIIIT.
Hundreds of
using mum as l result or application
are
not ctr-stud and tired one . , ‘
womanmum "’ ”it
, Propor- Olen-OI.
sition. She passes many hours alone IOUTI-I NORWALK. sous.
Inc 8 mhtherhoi't‘lllle weer-g, in her room in Buy street. ‘
’ web ass or. t e a pa in . W .
3' MN “30 It "mm“. A COME“ ITALIAN OHAIfi: WITH WIND-
. 8°“?d'
“M" now some. cost. il.-—nmn Peer
Minesweeper ...... .. ... ..... ...
W as cleanings Thh vul- charged with having "I n
' Muslims, of Hartford. (loan.
was turned oyed'to Detective Dietrich.
of Hartford. in court. today. andlwss
isltsu to Hartfordufor trial.
Mum-dawns. l m
""‘tte‘nfi‘ii 'nlt'fillllw...
V . I!“ “I II '" II “5 ”I in Thelsntinsl today. that the annual
0, doesn‘t They also ails” city cisotionlviii be held on Monday.
I I” V“ 0‘ “MW“ Ociober lot. It the usual place. police
SW “WJuzmggtfighfgafi nurture, infievilsud street. The
It; so swelled that deceased m
s W
holds
polls willbsopeatrom M. or. toll p.
” arm” “”“t‘idd‘ii'
" laws «any
WMWIMIII
ll wast. «sear:
' «this is not given.
. . no the probate of the will
' were one half of Helena Hellman
* ’ andAdoI humanism and brother
tofu“ , .-tl'llo“ltilto that the
‘ ill altered web not the lsstmili of
testicular one. in miles to I.“ the
lulled to windward- “CW
must use within live and a: Ill!
. _ hours has his start. «dance at tints
g”, . .y d ’ "=‘. ’3.. ¥ 4 _f, Kleelld
’ a . 4 ~ , .
it The
tied planned to make the Intersects I A
Second
wallets. i . 50 crew rsousroassiwi u o‘clock a . .
* her-sell“ ,.
r {I
Nl- ‘ , a. ' sarcasm svsmuol’iidilyro a
i It amides» coaster-sure ours
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