_r
”I'M.“
1
meat ‘of dueution
.'.6pricelese claret, and about twice
99.111111 feeding
6’ when Itall’llI ?der‘itw is prepared ti
3. ads. No other food will bear this tell
of
many toilsuos are to be given over to
the endl6 of higher-education. and van-
mansions are already
lilo illusion about s'tin
suction.
3o angel-i effected 'the'1
holder all we an ad by 1111
mm as often University to
tin iii) radish?“ tillit have on
on, e proton fill re.
who abelodcu led :by e
or mmgm '6‘“
Milk the Department
93193! f59h Recline 9 il'ohcapy two' are
the Wows it"lloll‘sge will
up the reiileiudér..'1‘bo buildings are}
espsplsliywlieli-vadapted forlolsssrooms
for the ceilings or 191 six and the win
dows generolis.‘ '
But to returli‘to tiié historical éldl‘
of the matter. «The row, 0an the most
imposing” block of houses in Washing
too. was erected “13th 50's by W. W,
h . dicsted to the
Mr.
V m
bdarinj ~3 ‘
eczema ‘ it ltd . represehta e .
f0 igu cote nments Worm unable to
find suitable living quarters in Wash-
logic. and Vlth'chsraeteris‘tlc patrio-
tines nebebwthomodying this fault,
for he co sidered it a. plot on the good
l1 malted distaste gen rat. ”n.9,
gton‘ in particular
3 93 iii ion should exist.
111 the most elaborate for
era, Were the result. . 9
- One or the litluses was the cause
'of a tragic occbr1ene fisome year
before the war. Tutsi-Russian env
one of the most brilliant of the diplot:
"rustic set and his wife were the most
lionlzed. co is in society.
voy 's meiosis ld‘r held pdeii i161 old and
'rsre villi! géa ,i‘au. ’he’ laid "brought
most of its stockx‘lfrom his estate in
the Czar’ s realm With him also came
an old butler, a Russian who had been
for year labia ample and a. hundred
odd bet edlof a elare that was worth
its weight inl'goid. 3
.. in the height of the social season
the envoy folind his wine disappearing
'I‘he thief devoted his att'ciltlcn to the
a
'wcgric empty bottles- were found in the
conlhebbed bin that contain (1 them.
The housi- was kept 'in close lgil but
do no avail. The bottles continued tc
”disappear 9 9
.. Finally. in dcsperatlcn, the cover
carefully opened a bottle, treated the
contents with a powerful poison dilute
replaced it in the bin where the hand
of the thleb would most naturally in
upon it. The next morning“ he's‘cugh
his wine c liar. There he found, lying
stark one the 1fl600r «the ”hands
clenched and the dead eyes holding in
their depths a look of frozen horror.
the body of his old scrvitor, the but
ler. So far as the records show, no
thing was ever done in the' miss. 6'i‘h61
United States could not act, for in 1
at
The
that
-----
mined
it Is not unlikely that the house 111
timoteiy will be restored. 'i‘hclr occu-
panh‘y bythe Geolge' Wathington Uni
vorslty is only temporary, for the in
ptltution is making ready to erect a
notable group of buildings of its own
its ambition to become the great Ame
rican university "gives promise of in)
iiilment. and subscriptions to the en
dowment fund codtinue to come iii.
31191011011313 ourme.
State ‘Assoolation‘to‘Meet at Green
' with Mattel-Monday.
The. summer “meeting. of the Con
nectlsut. Editorial Association will b1
held next, Monday in the Edsewooi
inn at Greenwich, upon invitation 0
Frederick W, Lyon,‘. editor of thc
Greenwich. News. 9 Automobiles for
will“! by public spirited Greenwicl
sideats‘ Will. meet the westbouno
train at 1:15 a. m. 'and will ink,
members of the association- on a sigh.
seelli trivb out Greenwich. later tall
in’g‘i lets the Edgewoed inn.‘
. mrogrlila of” the afternoon wi"
include an. ’address by Charles 1‘1
Frost, business manager or the Flair}
field (N. J. i Courier-News, on "Rein
lions 3mm 'Advertislng Agents": 11
address by J Olin Howe on ”Born
Experiences as a Legislative Com
spoil em"; internist remarks by 891'
star fillies F. Willsb and reports fror
delegates to “the convention of thy
national association at Norfolk Va
b‘ déci ion was inflexible.
Two of dent
depths ”cedar t i
lll‘lwle
it shall! {16161.1 Andrt. with
l”galleria lens of determination. in his
and voice.
ill-he old men paid no attention to hi!
c0115 swords. and continued:
‘ “ll/1i hit 9111 may tidal I ever
9 auction as been
't'lboamhoin espouse its!
(9011:) years but loco my
lacking inf ,
”you rebuilt: to me flint you
nilqio NEW ' l of your choice.
it“ o choicel, glr without 11 1111111le
Millet you do not. believe-3 money to be the
identification in urt‘luue, do you?’
of Andre, otrlvi ’ ‘ it wilful
to me that hepp’ enters in thrombi-36's.
llld if I9 can b6 phappy until no one but Not-
' this 6mm was pro-
ved convinced {Andrgfl that his father’s
is was accustomed
”'W bow to the willnof. ndelpotiv inthcnjust
luliie'llilll me his mother yield until her
{rho-next day Andre returned to. the
“*0
‘3.'I believe if you knew what an unhappy
lll htifi pulled," 3f1ithere—"
‘ “Enough, I say!" cried the old man, not
allowing him to complete' his sentence. "I
tell; you I will savor give my consent to the
marriage. A girl without a penny!"
1‘! would not tell for your connect at all
if she he‘d' dot refused to marry mé without
it!” euclnimed Andes, hot! iv
",‘Oh you would not!" M Delvslley
laughed. “”And pray, where wou‘d you live
what would you do to support your
' “I lcould flnd 9lometiilng,”39 replied the
young map. 1111 a done which made his father
lay. there gently than he had yet spoken:
"I am convinced that this girl and her
relations m after your fortune. on met
them at a summer hotel. They found out
who you were and thought you would be 11
good (catch, ’ and have proceeded to catch
"ll you would only listen to me. father. I
p'bllldponvinéc you of Nocmic' s sincerity. ”
Without replying to his son M. Delvnlloy
front on: “As yell can 't take care of your-
iileif’ I must take care of you. Whom do
thelé Dumnds live?"
“No 27 Rue Nollct. ”
"Rue Nollet! And you say they are not
alter your money! Nil. Delvsliey said. dsfi
9'93 left his son. momma in a few moments.
a paper in his hand, from which he road in a
loud voice: 6‘
“Mme. Durand, 27 Rue Nollsl: —l formal
ly refuse my consent to the. marriage of my
son Andre and your daughter, and inform
you that! it'ths event takes’plsce I shall ab
Iolutely disinhcrit my son
“DELVALLEY. "
He rang the bell and a servant appeared.
“Send this telegram at. once, ” he said.
Andre made a move to follow the servant
from the room, but. after a glance at his
father restrained himself. The old man
waited until the serrant had had time to
leave’tbc house and‘ then retired to his study,
leaving Andre alone.
The unhappy young man sat thinking of
bit misery for some time. l‘he herds of
Nocmie a hen the night before came back
0 had been so full of confidence,
while 11.. was doubtful enough of his fsthcr’ s
approval.
’ "Whoa hé knows how much we love each
other he will consent," she had said.
“But if he refuses?" Andre llflll asked.
“Then it must. be good by for us. because
I can never let you ruin yourself for me "
“Poor Noemic, ” he thought. “How will
lbs” feel when she reads the telegram? And
her Aunt Rose, who considered the mar-
riage already made. She used to tell us when
we feared to tell father thutwc hadnc cause
to worry, that everything v. oilld comcout as
we wanebd it: that she had a magic charm
which she could apply. if necessary, at the
last minute, and that charm a secret. What
will she say now. 9 Willy not go and find out
and give her 0 chance to try it?" Andre
sprang up, seized his hat and ran from the
"Well, " said Nocmic. “what news?"
9 ‘ She hsd not. yet received the telegram.
“The very wont,” said Andre. "lie rc-
"um and threatens to dislnhcrit me. But.
lcsrest, you will marry me anyway. I can
ind something to do, and we will at least
have each other "
Noemic was very much6 no love. and her
lvcod lie-oiuiionl n to waver before the
{health of her lover’- desire. y were
slking despondcntly when the door opened
111119“ e pretty elderly women entered the
"Des; me, how unhappy you look!" the
What is the matter!"
'filfia infidelity has refused his consent/‘9
"Infludl' Well, it would be funny if it
were not we
"Anni Rose, how can you?" murmured
dermis.
" "'Btsy‘66 here until I come back, Andrei 1
we going to try my little fairy charm u e.
at mini-t
'Ali ”tendon the two young people act
.ilsnonsoieioly heathen-wailing for the tele-
mm and for Aunt. Rose. What had be
0:09 41:: film “921:? dislpstchzhAndre could
:0 he. « u I rtbe timolt
hollld have come, thslmsi featured with the
cmldobiee eio . N ietoltit 0
van About tofleoltwbedellldn c an
and from the legislative commute:
of theihllito ”Mil-ti on. j,
rate ratio roadster.
I“
knoll flooded for Twenty Mesh
9:999:91” titer Upom.Muosi.
a'l‘o‘m live to l y mother on Just
recalls the best substitute for mother
milk and that it is the only food the
should be used when the child is was:
inc, we "villi send 'free to any reader
Th e spatial a sample package, soon:
for to meals for 11 little infant.
in writ! a state that you saw ihi‘
notices in he Beatles! and also giv
uddllldbdll
1 19
“1
ii
to? lo
"Tear it 11 without India it. We hie
i dish“ “"9. " ' w
"I motto loses her it looks," replied
decade. 9
As the seed a were of colormpt emu
or feces
"Andre." "lilo cried, "there is some min-
the. Listen to this:
" 'I have the honor to lllf the hand oi
ville. Nocmle Durand. for my son Andre.
YIN
sinful?" cried Andre, beside himself with
fun must be that. lint what means did
lie employ? What is her secret?”
”It won a long that before they found out.
3 1116 then. And re overhead s conversation
ot meant for his ears.
"I will right
a your good hem, loud to intercept that
hall beeolpreshrlbell by th
leadinf physicians for yours as the
know t is the result of the most can
fill study of the whole question of ”fill
it ill the only cereal food that out .
not have99 god itloa of chemicals f‘
lull. ecoolllag, lapel: .
feet .iliiid' food until line!
01111111011 deposit sedimel
di cstlbiiit .
WWW Y ‘99...
, '1. maps
H3: dispatch before I went to see you?"
Aunt lion‘s, in :1 voice that Anduhsd
lever heard her melon so tender and soft in
films
£193” stranger Itli i3to3 the lilteber, dieti-
Iitnowil fall'tliuirl
Woul- niece? To thinly
mite them, as your f for “painted
reuse l was then poor - thst ”be,
633
150;
till all It yourconvcnlenoe. Ros ectfully, v
“‘DELVAL
93 “In it possible that Aunt Rose was euc- -
was I not, to ltocp66 my 6fslih .2
1 "Ah. Ronel’,’ res ruled M. Delniieylo’d :6'
Rolland-cliche '1 .
titre-about 9 9. r
undid have suffered all that I codified 5’ 9 ,9
321111113 --
uni fill will Ellillllllfl' 9
99 When you choose a so
w n to get one that lasts 1611
one way to get z9t——through
lots. They last only as long
you know these machincs6
needles, instruction, etc, in
Bear in mind that you can
COMPLAINT FlLED AGAINST NEW‘
HAVEN .ROAD.
4......—
Minneapolis Shippers erotm AbOut
insurance Rate Advance. 9
Complaint has been filed with the
inter- slate commerce commission
Minneapolis meichants against some
of the trunk lines, the Boston and
Maine and the New Haven against
their advance of from one half to three
coats in rail and lake mice by which,
marine insurance was absorbed. It is
specifically alleged:
“That the cost of the insurance is
excessive; that they are. deprived of
the right to collect their own insur-
ance; that the. plan involves discrim-
ination: that it is a violation of the
charters of the several railroad com-
panies: that there is :1 doubt as to
whether the. millions assume. all res-
ponsibility for rcight while water
borne.”
The commissioa is asked to require
the refund of the money paid for ma-
rine insurance: to have the increase
abolished and in fix a maximum rate
for joint rail and lake transportation
to” Minneapolis.
The commission has also been asked
by tho. millers of Oklahoma, Kansas
and Mlssourtto issue an order to pre-
vent the Missouri Pacific and olhei
western roads from making effective
an arbitrary advance of 11/. per cent.
per 1,000 pounds in rates on flour. as it
excludes the complainants from casi-
ern markets.
, Nearly all old-fashioned Couch
Syrups are constipating, especially
those that contain opiates. They don't
not just right. Kennedy’s Laxative
Cough Syrup contains: no opiates. it
drives the.cold out of the system by
gently movng the bowels. Contains
Honey and Tar. and tastes nearly as
good as maple syrup. Children like it.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
ACTION AGAINST 9TEL6EGRAPH'
COMPANIES.
NEW YORK, July 9. *Attoriley- Gen
eral William S. Jackson has applied
to Justice Plutzok of the New York
State Supreme Court, for tho appoint
meat of a referee to lake testimony on
the nttorney-genernls' allegation that
the Postal? Telegraph and Cable Com-
pany and the Western Union Tele-
graph Company have formed 11 combin
alien to increase rates of telegraph
service in this and other states. He
declared that he was about to begin
netted to restrttln this alleged com-
binniion and asked that George J
Gould, Jacob H. Schlff. Morrsi K Jes-
1.111 E. H. Harrlman, Clarence Mnckuy,
Robert C Clowry and many other dill
aisle of both companies he ordered to
testify before the referee as to the ex-
istence of the combine.
'1.-
ii
if
“-1160,; .l-s. _:...... G9,, nuts... .1».- 1"
3 man. Beware of nondescript machines sold in job
The loss or break of a single part renders these mat-.9 9
chines utterly useless, as the part cannot be readily
replaced When you rent or 999buy a '
pericnce of your friend's prom: tl‘lth Won know there
Will always be :1 Singer store near you to furnish parts, 6966'
11. also Wheeler 81 Wilson at Singer stores only
absolutely never sold through dcalcrs,--6never sold under“
any other amps. Look for the big ‘3‘ S. ” 6
i
.19.“, '19:" , 9319,919999999’99 : 991 9 0; 999 99, ‘69 09,
.jl'ced9_ii}9ilou;i9lke in Summer
,21' ml ll 700119 ”like'ahll time 9 .9",
f 66 6 l "666 l .61.,
I
lllll
9‘6'“li|il!
9n macmm on 9 99 6
mill
albums, and thorc' s only ‘
21 Singer store, or sales-
as their weakest parts. 6'
o
will last- a lifetime—4115: ex-
case you ever require them
get Singer Sewing Machines
.They are
.Ill66
..
6i
ROCKFELLER GIVES $100.
Money Will Send Forty 66Bables Into
the Country for Chicago Salvation.
l CHICAGO, Jilly 9.——'i6‘he Slsndllld
Oil Company which is inch. 11 fine in
the United states Coult of 11 possible
Wises 000. 000 was asked by Chicago Sal
vallon A1 my lnssles to give them the
odd $1 200 in mileage in fees earned by
IJohn D. Rockefeller and others. so that
four hundred more babies of the lone-
meat distilci‘s may get the fresh coun-
try air for a week.
Mr. Rockefellei retained to Cleveland
Saturday and loft hls $100 in the hands
of Marshal. lloy; enough money to
send forty babies to the country. There
were fourteen witnesses in all "who
(rainebcfore the court.
Each of liiulll is entitled by law to 11
ion of $1.50 and five come 11 mile for
(New mile 11m sled going and coming
Roughly this amount to a total of
Si 200. It mos. this fund that the his
side of the Bellanca Anny dctennlned
should not lie idle
THE CHARMING WOMAN
‘s not ncrcsliaril) one of peifcoi forml
and routines Many 1‘1 plain woman
who could never serve as an artist's
'nodei, possesses those rare quull'lies
that all the world admire: ncalncss,
(dear eyes clean smooth skin and that
squightllmss of step and “Mimi that
mmmpnny good health. A physically
weak woman is never attractive. noti
elven to herself. Electric Bitters res-9
iorc weak women, give strong nerves.‘
bright eyes, smooth, vcivoiy skin.
btmutlful complexion. Guaranteed at
F. ii Baxter‘s, South Norwulk, and E
P. Wecd's Nolwaik. dr,uggists 501'. “
SORUGHAM ENTERS DEMURRER.
NEW YORK, .luly 9.——Goolge
Sscrugham. manager oi“ the Iuiornlu
tlonul Policyholders Committee =
through counsel yesterday demurred
to the two indictments of per'jury
found against him in connection with
the tonal election of trustees of tho'
New York Life 'lnsurauce Company.
Charles 'l‘.Sti11',up clerk. jointly indict-
ed for perjury with Scruuhnm also cn-‘
lured a ilcuiulror to tho imilctmont.‘
3The court look no action on the dcinnr
3‘0l‘.
l
When them is the slightest indica-
tion of indigestion, heartburn, linin-
Jenco or any form of stomach irmiblo
take a little Kodol oconslminlly and
you will be afforded prompt it‘lliil'.
fluid by The Clifford l’llnr'mucy and
The Ibidae Pharmacy.
W
FAIRIANKB T0 SPEAK.
Pll'i‘lN- BAY, Ohio. July iismVicc
President Fairbanks has accepted an
invitation to deliver an nddloss at the
unveiling of Victory Monument, com-
memurnllng the battle of Luke 11.111-
hero on August f1 next
State Camillerco Commission in a duel.
lwur
a’flrst. class ticket from Chattanooga,
9 Team. ioDslton;
. from a car. for white to one for sources
‘9 and complained that she was discrim-
“ jlnatcd
‘5 and not. afforded
9 Commissioner Lune, who rendered the
' commissions decision today, hold:
6 compartment in the latter (the car for
3 whites) accounts for nearly all
9dlifcrence in cost between the
cars.’
the
amendments of the Constitution to Hid-9
, glcgale while and colored passengers
‘ load (‘ompany decided Fellr-‘uau
l 1888 the commission hold that the se-
t ill“ a
washrooms, Jilly 9.~"'*Tlle lutat‘
l
the case of George Ed-
.ngs gel 9 its Nashville Chattanoo
a and 31.1mm lblilrond;
p11
p'ussengei s."
The complainant who has purchased
G1)... was removed
against because of her color
equal facilities.
"The expense of the small smoking
the .
two ‘
orders that where the railroads 99 _9
piovi‘do u washbpwl and towels ill the
beaches for White pussdngols and a.
separate smoking compartment, simi-
lar accommodations shall be world
on for the neglo passengers paying
similar farc. 3
i
hold that _~ ‘ '
where u lullroud provides certain he»
3‘,3wmlilotliil;l0l618 for a flrstclass
~w1ie11ge1'3'3ot'thc white race, it is com-
hunded by the law that like accommo~
dations shall be provided for negrboe
who have. purchased first class tickets 9 33
and it also holds that in this case it is
manifest the railroad “has unduly and
unjustly discriminated in some partl-
culars against colored
and
e fills You" all
Always Bough
He holds that the broad question of
right under the llith and Mill
has been upheld by the Supreme Com
3 ‘ of the United States
The opinion continues:
”Accepting these decisions as con-
elusive upon the Constitution of suchi .; :
l'aws, we. turn' to the consldclallon of
the reasonableness or such a rule
«when imposed by the curriei; and this
we find to have been passed upon by
this commission within a few months
of its organization in the case of
counsel vs. Western and Atlantic Rail“
road Company. which was decided Doc.
3, 1887 and which held this sepals-
lion may be carried out an railroad
trains without disadvantage to eitllc1
race and with increased comfort to
both.
‘iAgala in Heard vs Georgia Relig-
paratlon of while and colored passen-
gcrs paving the some tale is not. un-
' lawful if cars and accommodation are.
equal in all respects are furnished to,1
both and the some cares and protec-.
the '} 3
reasonableneess of such regulation as ’
to inter-slate passenger truffle is es-'
lion oboervcd. While therefore.
tulllishcd it by no means follows that
cailict :1 may discriminate between
white and calm all passengers in the ac-
commodations lhut they furnish to
such. The principal that must go—
vein is that the curilcrs must solve
equally all passengers whether while .
m colored paying the some lures. Full-
me to do this is discrimination and
subjects the passenger to undue 11nd
unreasonable prejudice and disudlnn.
loge."
WAS lN’ POOR HEALTH FOR
EARS.
‘ lrn W Kelley, of Mansfield Pa,
Writes: “1 was in poor health for two
years suffcllug from kidney and bind-
der trouble and spent oonsldclahle
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any malked benefit but who
tuned by Foley‘s Kidney Cure and I
desire to add my testimony that it
may be the cause of maturing the
health of others. "
hi 1191: Store
Correct—22h” for Men.
NO
Other
Suits
are so full of the lndcllnublo
something “which men oi” indiv-
uailiy require in their clothes"
as those bearing this label
fl [inefficient a M Q
Murals mm
The makers’ guarantee. and
ours, with every garment. We
are exclusive agents hero.
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR BLUE-1
SERGE as,
$12.00 TO 020.00.
‘8“
Open Monday. WEDNESDAY and dai- 9
urdny Evenings.
Joseph’Davis'
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. HATTER, FUR
Ni SHEH.
05 Washington St.
Death Norwaik
llrfiyou issuing lo masseuse cg? Call
011 11 mini let all explain plan.
PLITE FOR 0160.
class; and put at a price which is an
usually low.
FURNITU RE9 AND; NDUIIFURNISH
iNGI.
. 0111'. was and. wanna. demands
Refuse substitutes.
The Clifford Pharmacy and I’lalsiod' 1-1 .
WE FURNIGH FDUR" ROOMS DOM-
Every piece of Furniture. House For-
nishings. etc. we carry in stock. We
have not got together a lot of cheap‘
goods which we offer at a cheap price.
but instead everything is strictly first
11"....s moment!
9 A cemented forCons
llolllél'fSDUf Sloullalcli M!) 1m
Worms .Convuisleue .cherislr.
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HARTFORD BRAKEMAN BEHEAD- afternoon while making up a tiain
ED. near Canton stieet. Iic fol] between
i the cars and his head was cut off lie
HARTFORD» July 9’43“”le A was 23 youls old and collie hole flom
Kennedy, a brakcmun, was killed. thlsl Vermont.
1 011-. “CE @0211
Buying coal in the summer is just as sensible as gathering ice in3 the
winter. We are not rushed With orders and have more time to take extra
care and pains. We soroon our can] free from dust and dirt and deliver by
a careful and polite driver. Order your coal from us. It will give you per-
fecr satisfaction.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
9 68.1Watc1'. Street.
filmy...—
«Guaf'rd Agnostlost“Opportunities;
Merrill BuSin‘css College
for a complete business education.
M. ‘A. MERRILL, Prin. 3
.Stamford.9 9 9 9_ 99Po99rt Chester. 9,
q'ifldgmit
line heals
AND
1;.
VEGETABLES
J. Wu DODG 7, ”‘33,“99”
229 Withington Street South Norwslk
1
‘.Telephoae.450. ,. .. 2 . .. 3
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«ISTORAGEI»
Furniture, 9 Pianos, 39 Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTIL‘TED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW were or msusrsncs.
RaymOnd Bros.
Coal and
AGENT. F6O6R 3 g
n
8011116er 3 Fertilizers.
B Hershfleid & Son.
9 12‘s Water Street.
WATGHMAN.
Telephone m-
not open for the Season of may.
'Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. Shilling
and other attractions.
1’
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. 9 l .
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
Norwalk Chronicler