“Add lilo mu lioness Nebraska
bill- which collimation Bill. and
rose navla Bill, and who was...‘
M S.‘
lomation contained in file 0 o'clock»:
Malaise. a farmer or high
on
my vodk "axrna‘ofl
. inent philanthropist. P. T.
..i once remarked that the
- people like to” be hum-
he knew it; because he had
Others keep «on proving it.
. ‘ esteemed American people"
‘ . t the Joke and go on with their
eiht. One of the popular hum-
go lI ltbe red letter. blrrtype New
. pg or. sent out from that city
-. limit a customer into its purchase
' .e do not say into reading it. for it
‘ seidclh read.
t, that pictures and the headline.
‘ it ill vain for some news andjrop
the trolley car or into the waste
t. l'l‘here was a specially illum-
dieting peso of the toollshnese of buy-
§na them flctillously dated extras on
giro day‘wh'en Mayor Gaynor was shot.
. ‘a the following from the “South
Norwall Sentinel";
class illustration of the kind
of “Vt! ll‘of’ved up to the people of
Ni walks by the uncalled New
enlng newspapers was for
relished eaterday by the attempt on
’tiio life of Mayor Gaynor. The news
wi- bulletined by the Sentinel before
‘10 child it. but the “New York Even
rnal" marked "Eighth Edition
and the “New orlt Evening
marked "Noon itlon.“ con-
tained
event. indeed. in the “Eighth Edition
Extra" of the Journal it was on.
licence "The mayor sailed for Europe
today in the Kaiser Wilhelm der
ilroh’el.‘ ,
Take the following. too. from the
American":
. The 'triumfa and methodsoof New
‘ York iiurnsl in were well exemplided
in War bury yesterday. The "special
latest
yellow. with a hi; "i p. m."
, on itsmargln. was loudly hawked all
mr t e streets at 4 o'clock. It con-
. that unfortunate occurrence took
placel fore ill a. m.
But the metropolitan editors do not
‘ shodting of Mayor Gaynor. although
lug tllie people who live .away from
the d nter of modern Journalism.
80in mes they try it on for home
. oonail ption. Not the following from
. the New York Evening Journal"
if. ninth‘loxtre edition. of the. day of the
" ‘ shoe ng (which occurred. it will be
' stem cred. at about 3:45):
Till mayor was sitting in his cabin
oi thl time A tall man. with a mum
tech and appearing to be about titty-
als y re old came along. He stopped
* and led at the party.” eothough he
were gasina out of curiosity at the
may Then the man suddenly drew
a re olver and tired He was within
‘ .. two eat oi Ifr. Gaynor at the time.
The bullet struck the mayor in the
tent e. and he toppled over into his
.arila.
bin. and no wife was elf at their
Inland home. instead of "the
"‘ll was the buck of the neck.
. long as the averaae man will not
that on electric telegraph car-
riosinewa faster than a freight. train.
and that fact is more correct than
. . Just so long will the New York
‘ ext newspaper continue to fool him.
He ‘ I to like being fooled. and. per-
llalli. it is not the business of any-
bod else to lnterrept his pleasure—-
food Courant.
. -O-
1.0 Kilit'l IAOKWAID IT FAMI.
’ (Hartford Times.)
w many of the resolute old citi-
‘ are left in New England who
vows. to do.or not to
Erie. that. or the other thing. if
Fremont was not elected pron
. of the United States in 1866?
in must be a good many of them
j Ono has lost died over in Both-
in thchileld county. Cornelius
also noted all hie life as the
t farmer in that fertile section.
' "'lawore" that. it James Buchanan
it?
l.
. q
elected. he would never again be .
"ved. and the recur: which was put
‘ y olxtyafour years ago. was never
' by him thereafter There never
, Iny reason to expect that Flo’-
. _ could be elected to the crest:
jiI land. but the anti-slavery ant
. , : thmbt there was. and they
- Ethel; vows accordingly. (30ml.
‘ Moles was one of them. more
acute slideeclted men in all"
(i
People buy it. look .
not a word about the tragic .
afternoon edition" or a well i»
i-
helped not one line concerning the .
elwoyll content themselves with fooi- «
«an... M tier, country and for you;
snowmen ol’ a new Haven paper
it: eonlai
ill-colonel... y in oonoentlhg
derive an the National Railroad coon
" V int-don
m
MGHT TO 1'"! POINT.
Lira-Iowa
The department of agriculture will
conduct a model dairy farm in Mary-
land Now is the time for cows allu-
lng to get a situation there to pre-
pare for the ‘clvll service examination.
~Buffalo Express.
. . ~9—
lf Jeflrlee is looking for sympathy
he should come to Pittsburg. There is
a nice little bunch of politicians here
who received the same treatment so
corded him in tryinx to "come back."-——
Pittaburg Post. '
. ~0—
The driver of an automobile who
permits smoke to escape in the streets
of New York will be subject to arrest.
There will some day be-an ordinance
to protect the people from hot air.-
Memphis Geothermal-Appeal.
‘ -—O—-—
China‘s ordering of two naval
cruisers suggests that at last she is
advancing. She never will be I no
tion of the first class until she in debt-
burdened by a real na‘vy. ”Bridgeport
Icloxram
~0- ,
if they are not able to fosten that
murder on Dentist Crippen, let them
stick him for the hundreds of people
he has nearly killedr-Houaion Post.
. ~0—
lf DonJalrne, the Spanish pretender.
bad the proper mcntai equipment. he
would drill come over and marry In
American heiresg and secure funds
with which to pursue his light for King
Alfoneo‘s alfalfa lieldo.--8crantou 'l‘rl-
bone-Republican.
‘-—O~
David Harare said the only seasons
of his boyhood that he could recall
were two, "those of chllbloins and
stun bruised". lie miaht have added I
third, that of poison Ivy. which in now
It lie height-Boston Transcript.
......
The advocates and opponents of a
change in the Brown university cher-
ter. through the columns of the l‘rovl-
dence Journal. are bombarding one an-
tither over Latin sloueiurco. This may
mowaken interest in the dead lane
niagee~lioslon Transcript.
“....--“N
TEN vsaee aoo’ rooav.
"outlay. August is. 1900.
......4...
The heat wave was broken by a
storm. composed of a combination of
rain. wind. lightning and hail stones.
which did considerable damage along
the sharp.
Three men were killed in New York
by the explosion of a steam pipe in
the boiler hence of the New York
Steam Heating Company. ,
Earl Ll Hung Charla was appointed
envoy plcuipotonllary by (iblne‘ic no-
war in the Chinese empire.
The Dakota elevator at buffalo. was
destroyed by lire. entulllng a loss of
about 3500.000.
C. P. Huntington. president of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Pompom.
died at his home It‘l’lne Knot Lodge.
Utlca. N. Y.
W-Wq
TWINTY YIARI AGO TODAY.
...—unu—
Wedoeaday. August 1!. 1800.
The Grand Army of the Republic
was holding the biggest reunion in
its history in Boston.
W. F'. Reduced. a grocer at Cannons
station. bag a barn burned. entailing I
toes of about 31.500. which was not cov-
ered by insurance.
...—WW
H. Hamilton li‘yre. the English sov-
ellot. Who vlalted Reno to see the Joll-
rles-Johnson tight. sold at a dinner in
Chicago on his way back home:
"The Reno divorce colony was very
interesting. There is quite a colony
in Ratio of ladies and aentlomsn who
are engaged in divorcing their ideal-
ern huebanda or wives.
“To talk of their marital relations
with these people is dilllcult and dan-
rouo work. it in like the case of the
awyer who said to thopretty wi ow:
“ 'Well madam, as your husband left
no will. you 'll of course get your lhirtL'
“She blushed and smiled under her
crepeirlmmed bonnet
"'Oh. i hope to get my fourth.’ she
said. He was my third. you kuow.’ "
"What is the meaning of the word
an r?” asked William J. Kelley. It
the tribe Club. ,
No one could answer the question.
and ill-rt Kelley went on:
“Nobody to blow York reads the
Bible now. lanoranoo or the Bible
and of Biblical things ni creasing. Not
ion sad. It ydinner. i got into a
nib losl film When the argui
idetit wit-ever amen-ea molluld
"'l W m
not, do yea ialways houailt
odiorreh were men
that stem and ll
and wiret‘
"Another young woman commented:
'Oh. will. i so
have been. if
untgh
rm
'i'oloa'ram. '
“ the trans of mind on
is in tremolo in tho lie-mm .
“No whiskey or liquor has been ad-
ministered to the mayor since he was .
{admitted to the hospital. He was
offered a glass of champagne roster-g >
[allele with the powors to atop the ‘
id- line. One day they were
WON M00" WNW‘
(domiciled from that Page.)
bulletin!
“T The mayor- conclude is the boat”?
today that it has been alone the shoot- ,
gm a snake well and Ill cheerful.
re a no as 0 can arm.
."l‘u' fir set as the I704!
day. but declined it
“The bullet is lodged in the tissuee
and easily accessible. it could be ex-
tracted in live minutes if necessary.
But the operation is recorded as un-i
necessary at present and would only
add a channel of possible infection.
“The wound has been dressed only
with chloride of mercury. No antisep
tics have been introduced into the
wound "
'i‘he ilrst bulletin of the day on the
mayor's condition was issued at 6:16
o'.cloolt Just after he awokm from a
Continued sleep of eight hours' dura-
tion which be had been able to obtain
without the use of a aleeplnl; drought
or opiate of any description. The
brief bulletin read:
'fMIyor Gaynor [mailed a good night.
Held cheerful and his condition is very
aatisiaotory."
This bulletin was announced so is-
sued on the authority of Dru. Arllts :
and Stewart. of the attending staff.
Presumably this early bulletin was
issued to quiet cement the most alarmv
ins rumors that were in circulation
in the early morning hours. come to-
ports having the mayor in a sinking
condition. while jllat before down there
was I widespread rumor that he was
Two} .
which he
J oln the crOst and come here tonight, for every
item adveptised is a REAL BARGAIN
, ‘9
d e
Hair Pins
....cil liair Plus. to down in I
boll; regular price We.
Tonight. 70
Gloves
Women‘s a-clllap Chameleette
Gloves; regularly sold at 50c.
Tonight. . 39c
dead. St. Mary's l-lospllal in Hobo .
ken. where the lniltred execlltlve lied.
was besieged with inqulrleo as to the
truth or these rumore. which were
promptly and emphatically denied. all
inquirere being informed that there .
was no truth whatever in any of them.
As a matter of ia'ct. Secretary Adam-
aon, When he came from the mayor's
chamber shortly after it o'clock. bad
the most favorable morning report yet
to make on the mayor's condition. He
said that of the eight hours' sleep the
patient had had during the night. the
greater portion was in I continuous
stretch from midnight until lizlfr
o'clock. A, little earlier one of the
hospital physicians. in an informal
talk. paid that no morphine or stimu-
lento had been employed in the may-
or'a case. adding that when the patient
was olfered a glass of champagne your
terdsv he declined ll. Secretary Ad-
Imeon la unbalance confirmed this
declaration. He said that a day or two
ago it was thouxht advisable to give
the mayor a mild ulcepino draultht.
the attendants concealing it ill a cup
of beef too. The mayor noted the hit-
ter taste or the tea and when told
what it contained mildly chided those
about him for not giving him the soda
tire openly if they thought he needed
one.
This Morning the mayor was both
hungry and talkative. lilo appetite
was met with the moat substantial
breakfast he has yet had. He inquired
of his secretary how things were go-
lng in the executive offices. askedmfter
u mlssiuner “lull" Edwards. and
auto inquired about "Moi" Smith‘s
dog. a little animal which had been
run down by an automobile at El.
James. the mayor's country borne.
some lbreo woeka alto. Mayor Gaynor
cxpreaued particular sympathy for the
dog. because. be cold. the little oni-
mal'a "injury was right behind the car
where he couldn't even lick it."
The follow-ins olllclel bulletin was
issued shortly before 9 o'clock:
"The mayor's condition ill grailfylna.
lie alcpt ollzbl hours loot night.
i8lgnod)
"Wil.l.lAM .l. ARI'JTZ. M. ll.
"GEORGE l). STEWART. M. n."
it is learned this morning that the
mayor a temperature la 1th l 6.
TROUT IV TH! TON.
lldmplro Gasctte.)
For the elmriaman. the doberman
end the hunter. New Zealand is I
veritable paradise.
There are many hundreds of miles
of stroama and loose pleatlfully
stocked with fish. Including Call-
fornlon rainbow and Epsilon brown
trout. Eel, porch and other llsh are
common, affording cacoilenl sport.
it is an established fact that in the
abort period of seven months 70 tons
of trout were taken from the lakes
and streams in the vicinity of Rolorua
alone. which, when it is remembered
that the number of fishermen must
necessarily have been email. is re-
markahle.
ODD FORM 0' ICOTCH Trill".
llondon Daily Mail.)
The Glaasow sanitary authorities
have dloeoverod a strained form of
thrift on the part of I working
women. The one room occupied by
her was stored from the floor to
within three feet of the ceiling with
cotton waste. on the top of which
she elopt. The waste welabod two
and threoquarter tone and when sold
realised £7 7s. Id.
The woman said she stored it
against the time when she could no
longer work Her employer. a Mean
and tassel maker. allowed her. apart
from her weekly wage. to take away
useless waste lying on the doors of
the warehouse after she cleared up on
Saturdays.
A friend of the late Senator Allison
declares that ior genuine. pure. unal-
loyed and unadulterated pessimism the
senator carried things further on the
dark side than any one he ever knew
or to the realms of fact. .fonor or de-
m5
er in a train. when they mood
or line looktn cattle mine on tire
hillside. The land mar ed: “l earn
there is I one lockln be of cattle."
lo."Yoe“ said the sons r. dryiy.
line looking—on this side.
a
to doubt even the obvious. “they are
...-.va
“00 ff NOW."
Where perch-hoe my footsteps stray.
Ncsr at home or lar away.
In New England or New York.
in Chicano. llalh or t‘orll,
In the factory or attire.
tiboutlnx out on every door,
Up the hall and down lllol line
In this moat annoying alga.
"l‘lo it now."
Every calling, cvcry‘ trade.
Help the orders ready made.
(‘llllce manner or clerk
sees it nlunlna on bill work.
lllvcr really there to lug
Charming ladies who stunoa.
Ancient. stale and canned advice
Warming as I cake oi loo.
"Do It now."
Home one who a .to think
Wore the world to( se and wink
And a second to in» loot
That too grcal would be the coal.
’l‘bat mankind was made to rush.
Not to debt the yielding plush. ~
And to keep the twin heat
lie halt hum: whore all may meet.
"lie it now.“
it is no «mourn of who
How you cotton to this also
Preaching at you near and for,
but it gives my wine I tar
When I see on every plump
Telling the to riao and hump
"Do it now.“ it lualws are hot.
l'oslllvoly i will not
"Do it new."
IRON FllHan.
i London Globe.)
The bottoms of many Swedish lakes
are covered to a thickness of six or
eight inches with franmenta of iron
ore of the also of peas. 'l‘llis lake ore
consists chiefly ol noble, or hydrated
oxide of iron. mixed with silicate and
phosphate oi iron, clay. sand and other
impurities. and yields pig iron of very
pond quality. The ore is obtained by
wry primitive methods. in winter a
hole is out in the ice. I scraped at-
tached to a long pole is inserted and
all the ore within reach is collected
into I heap beneath the hole. Bomb of
the mud which has been acre to-
pcthsr with the or. to renew by
mining the mass with noise and the
ore is then scraped into bags which
have been sunk and la hauled up. in
summer tblu curioua mlnha operation
is conducted in a similar manner from
rafts anchored in the lake. Two loin-
nru can brlna up about four lane of
ore in a day. Bit-am dredgea have re-
cently been installed in slow places.
About 80 years alter the removal or
the ore a layer of the some thicknou
is found to have been prodilood by nat-
ural chemical immune.
w»... ..M
WITH!“ or fit! RODEO.
ilnndon Daily Mail.)
The mlrheao of Dnvoushirs. whom
the Queen brill appointed Mlstrela of
lhe’ Robes la the elder daughter of
Lord Landedowno. and piece or the
[Nichole of liucclouoh. whom she Ille-
coeds in ofllce.
The Mlolreao of the Rhone lo the
only lady or the Queen a household who
lose out of onion fill all! on
ministry. In earlier dauthe
was that all the Queen's ladi lid hold
political appointments but Queen Vic-
toria early in bar retail one added in
choosing the easterlies “regards all
but the Nistrrao or the Rolled. At the
present day. of roam. the appoint-
ment has no political significance for
the Duchess or unneeded had held u
again for two about intervals from
i
The duties of the maltose of the
Robes are coalition to state occasions.
lilo Immpanlea life Qhflhto hill!
slats ceremony and goes behind her in
procession The post is always
be it by a ducheae. who is technically
“mother or the on a maids." In.
no longer acts of roe. Ia ilrlns
women to the Queen.
English Long Cloth
36 inches wide. most desirable
for underwear or children’s
dresses: actual value 81.2:- for
piece of 12 yards.
Tonight. 79c
.. Men’s Linen Collars
3:311“ brand, all styles and
T onight, 9c each
Hair Nets
Fringe Heir Nets. extra. large.
Special Tonight, 5c.
Tea 81 Coffee Pots-
. _
iv. qt. best quality blue and
white or all white enameled Tea -
and Coffee Pots; usually sold-
st 79c.
Tonight, 49c
Rice Boilers
3 quart blue and white enamel.
ad like Rollers; usually 81.25.
Tonight. 7%
Linen Suits
Women‘s Linen Coat Stilts. col»
ore. natural. white. blue and
pink.
Regular all) values
Tonight. $6.50
Regular 38.98 values
Tonight, $5.98
"
BOSTON STORE
Sllllltl lllllllll? VIEWS
The nebuuel will be pleased to receive
letters for 33m from
under the a we heading. A brief and to-
“lthD! communication, as a ld’m'll
con-
pro tuition.“ co more weight
ricl ion than“ a ongthy one in wh oh the
argument Is at concentrated We do
roost amnboll ly an goat brevity long-
wlndad artlcbea . we ve observed. one
the last to be: m . and are many times
avoided Illegal.
PASTOR GUMIS' CA“.
Member of Grace laptlat Church De-
nies Any lad Feeling Exists.
Editor of The Sentinel:
My attention was rolled to on article
in your paper. stating that one promi-
nent colored man claimed that the
matters statue concerning the case of
Rev. (lambs and Edwina homer was
largely govt-mod by an existing feeling
between the two local colored church-
es. Knlglli Street A. hi. 8. church and
the Grace llapliet church. llo stated
that there has been unpleasantnees
between the two clrurchce for years
and that the Baptist people largely
sided against Dr. Gumbo on account
of this fact.
i would like to say here that the
some friendly fooling exists today as
always existed. and these two churches
have not in any joint session discussed
the allairs of Dr. Gumbo and Miss
Edwina Lamar at any time. and as In
otllcsr of the Grace llapliet church. i
can solely say that we have not die
cussed the matter at any of our most-
lngo. Thorel‘orc. i cannot see how the
writer could say that the [inptlot peo-
ple had largely aided against Dr.
Gumbo on account at the unpleasant-
nesa between the two churches. when
there in none. as I church.
i would also like to say that we are
not so anxious to discuss anything per~
telnina lo a matter of such a nature
as this. where a man’s or woman's
f’ellumllou is at stake. All who i have
heard speak of the case in my church.
pastor. olllcers and members. have
largely expreased their sympathy for
both Dr. Gumbo and Miss Lamar. for
we realise that anything of this kind
affects every poem in this community
and every Christian organisation. So
therefore we could not afford to Ill
tale anything of this kind. regardless
of who is innocent or who is guilty.
l’ would like to say. so far as i am
concerned personally.,that l have as
many friends in the Knight Street A.
If. in. church as i ever had. laid lot
as friendly towards them today as i
own was. I have also talked to Dea-
con Taylor and Brother James Wiley.
and both of these rollect my views in
sympathlalnp with Dr Gumbo. Miss
lather and both the churches. and l
said i would do anything to stop the
asllatlon that i could. and i believe
every Christian men or woman. re:
aardleso of color or denomination.
should do the name thing.
CHARLES D. LLOYD.
VOLLMII LOOKING AFTER
FlNCII.
Chief of Police Vollmer oi Norwaik
was in town last night.
known as an aspirant for the Demo
biotic nomination for sheriff. and his
friends say be do going to land it.
I
v
“hands down.“ There is no doubt that ‘
he will be favored by the Blamford
delegates. who will be elected at a can-
cus the date of which has not yet been
decided 'l'hat callous will probably be
scheduled tor the latter part of next
wiveltwulltamford Advocate to.
my.
a bright. cadet blue velvet ribbon twisted on losllus around the rulers
I happy choice tor trimming a emaild and living on his father.
tall black turban which can be worn
far in the felt.
about the wide unturned brim and
place a smart. not. tailored bow or it
at the aide trout.
lie is well ;
Lay the ribbon daily
This Pretty Lamp
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the woman-row IT. IOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
i
'll! .D‘LWIIY. TIL N0. 00'
Order here for work to be done while your family is
away. The name purer company and the well known
standard of excelle we keep up to at all times is a
guarantee that our workmen will do the work as thor-
oughly and neatly as if every member of your family
were at home.
Tell us what you need done today. «
The Jones & Hotchltiea Co.
11 Wall Itroet Phone 742 Norwalk, coon.
~ sermar so ousaaruttv rusmouao' , .
ins-9.. . m ‘ m
A rich old farmer who hall moved lilo. The oood warned of the village
late a Michi n vill mm a ne‘endo- rush-d over to m if that will do
well son whrwould‘fit work. but in- "WW" “‘3" M“ m' m “m“!
on the porch in arodli lug“
big slowly and retaliate! ands}.
meantime “John." custody "is this tar»
waiting for the happy moment when rible news truth How is your fatherl"
the father might die. "Well. " replied duh. tlnulng the
One morning the news came from rocking. "all i can Ilthat alt-
the rich old farmer's house that he had pact to be a rich mo in a more.
had I stroke of apoplexy and woe dy uteo.”~3aturdsy Eveningmost. .J;
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Norwalk Chronicler