fl . Tm W 7.. Aug. It—‘l'hs lsmsde afflict! mil. a.“ ..
Hummus-Ito‘s museum” pgrsmdm at y,
. h” I .
. g“ is thagallowa ,3 “£23 mm, ”szisé . _, momma-mu sue sad nectar-ivy
. mu": ht- mm phospbfltl. um. and all m? ' I ”ill ”mm??-
mmmmws “7;“: «Mp-mu menu, hung! in baking ‘ N model's-t ..
mickey-ins. mm meant-hm Wraith t.audths m '
U. M 0. “mm m mildew! ubgyoliho‘i: 0st,fim,0lmtnutand$pmcolflood
, sans use nothin- h N- mm M his». rthsmosthealihfulflmosi M '"d Split.
m“, nmwmmam .n m...” a” M The balance of our Iununer Goods must go. to goods to be carried
are between forty and fifty v...» "i‘zlmmflfg‘dmmdmfimy Mm; ofer. no time left for profits. All must go at some price. BUIDLED W000 ‘ SPECIALTY.
W m h“ “wmm‘lrg mm“ on. b, 80.07;... ”:1 ‘ Contractors and carpenters must have the room. nun an onion.
“I‘MHMOI' h, w , c Ill . M ,
”Waveforsdlght swayingto 81. Thseagminoltheflwaumflmltbm- .. ‘ "walla“! Ufa-mild“,
like
olthsmucleaundahhcoatslsevea.
Apia and did thaarmsstrain
cloqtohisidssandfsllcutwardagain.
asunedtotho inexperienced spectator-that
hamustlnundergoing excruciating any,
butsuchwssnot the case. With the Ir!
tightmimof the noose about hisneckfic
brainhadmafixedamidorandhswasdead
The violent cmtortioln were merely the
M and missing at the
mmlesslwsysolaervaueinsnaulmalmd-
dealydsprlvsdolllfe. lnasborttimehoth
menweredeclareddead.
Paeleahan and Nolan (to-(eased.
htherl’recdu'gadstated after the exe-
cuticnthatjmt before they were piniond
Pachmhamandliolanbothsaidinthehear
ingolthesheriilthsttheywareguiltyotthe
crimesfor whichthcywereabouttodie;
thatthepenaltywasdmrved,andthattbry
died as penitenta This confinicn they
reiteratedwhenaquestionwasaddremsd to
idiom
The Disposition ol the Bodies.
ThebodyofCaroliuwas taken in charge
byUndertakerBtolzenberger,of alstantou
street. who conveyed ittohis establighment.
whereitwillvelnalnuntilsuniky. Onthat
daytheimrialwilltakeplace. Theintermsut
will be in Calvary. This is inaccordance
with the lat request of Carolin. There-
inalns of Nolauwere taken by Undertaker
lcCaddintothe hum of his relatives. 116
WMwheretheywmput into a
casket. Afterahriefservicetheywere car—
ried to Calvarycemotery,whero theywere
interred.
Thebodiaollewisand Packenhamwere
mkminchargo byUudes'taker Slevin and
conveyed toCalvarycemetery. Packenham’s
daughter, accompaniedhyalady friend, fol-
. lowed the remaininacoach. Theydrove
fromthe Tombsto the coroner’s ofllce, and
aftcrobtainingacertificate of death drove
directly to the cemetery. Packenham was
buriednexttothegrnveof thewifehemur-
dared.
Patrick Packenbani's Crime.
Patrick Packenham was a painter. He
lived withhiswife Bridgetaud five children
inasuitof rooms at No. 212 West Twenty-
Ichnth street whenbewasn’t doing penance
for disorderly conduct on Blackwell's Island
He killedhiswile aboutio‘ciockonlicuday
morning,Ap|-i12, 1838. Sundayhequarrelcd
alldaywithhiswlfeand drove hiachildren
tromhome Hekeptthehouseinanulroar
until about lzillo'clock, when hiseldestaou,
Wranoutforupolimman. Bere-
turned with mo,but Ira Packmham re-
finedtonmkeacomflaintwhenherhusband
W to behave himself,andthepolioe-
man went away. Scarcely had he dimp-
pearedwhen Yackenham drewa rasorand
m at hiswife. Theirsontriedtc-ve
hbnmther,buttoolatc
'l‘hekeenedgedraaorsevered the jugular
vein, and she fell near thestove
“Jennflaryandloeeph, have mercy!"
In a moment she was dead. Policeman
Curries-arrested the murderer,and he was
h'ledandfouudgulltyofmurderinthc first
, ”mustache”. liospirit or
“whdbdullthsirm Their
«yacht, tl'nit eta) Mandtheir
WW Butthemnunedwalk-
old. Heledawild nod dinipated life, but
afterhisincueeration III the Tombs became
mild and religious in demeanor.
The Crime of Janos Nolan.
Jamie Nolan fired five lulleta homam
«liberfirevolver into Emma Bach at 9
Bewndsueehabwti o’clock on the after-
nocnchov.mhst. Hem found guilty
ofmurderintheilstdegree by a jury he
foreJudgeCowingin the court of gala-Isl
ammonlarchl, 1880.
Nolanwasxmma Boch's loru'. Shelnd
hitherhusbandforhimdmtshetranaferred
huaflectionstoamannemednameyOweu,
andNolantoundthem together on theday
inquestion. Heldtthehmseabruptlyand
houghts38-calibsrlmll-dcgpistol.
Armedwiththis'be rehn'nedtothehoun,
and piesmntly asked the Boob wunan to
1"“ mmmmhflubwaummmhs.
mehe eooliyoptned Mocha.
He‘flrsd ilve‘ululs altogether, animal- of
than fatal. Replacing hh phtol in
hispoehethsrsnmtintuthearmaotl’olice-
dethemthowas
g'ahighomstodiamwhuheheardthepb-
also“.
thaicouna
, umwummmwm
' hahbwotanaxb heard. Alumstatflie
.h‘llfihll-kimamy.
r1 ammo-Wows. Put
diudlatcthemshnrtheheary
:ymdlbwlionnd night on the thick
, ‘ a noxious” highin the
*3#Mahpvmt Thecon-
d theirbodieswcelu»
Carelln’slloniblenaod.
l'erdinand Carolin butchered his wile,
Bridgetwithashingling hatchet lnahach
momatliui'lstantonsh'eetmn Iarchls,
1m
" ms access "moms. ,
chamofaadmsrlcan
Blachniunond.
mwlfluethelnombenofthacablnatn-
Issuable hereaftertho holidays Thain-t
urea. BirJohn,itiswell known,hasstrong
opinion
nigh handed policy of the American W
mom. lion. llackenaie Borroll, minister of
cutouts, is lwpeful of s ntiafactory adjiltv-
meut. in an interview heexpre—ed great
.tisfaction at the attitude of The London
Times in mlemuing the seizures The be-
llefprevails here that the noginlatioueo-
tered into two years ago will ultimately re-
sult in the appdntmeut of an internatioml
commiuion to settle the question.
isa curious want of aerioumo- about the
American seizures in Behring see. They
appear to be intended to frighten awuy
Victorian sealers by the sham formalities of
capture, the usual pcnaltiu not being or-
acted. The Times further declares, in all
frimdlineqthat England will,in caseber
rlghlaare invaded, vigorously defend them
Young.
works, oneof the injuredinthcaccidentat
Flat Gap creek, died at 2p. to. Edward F.
Barker is thought to be dying: alsoJ. E.
Barry. Barkerwaspinncal under the cars
fornmrethau an hour. County Judgela-
loney is in a premrious condition. He will
hardly recover. His ribs are broken and
thigh fractured. An inquest was held over
the body of Col. Powemand a verdict of
accidental death from unavoidable causes
wasreturued. His funeral occurredatip.
m.. and his remainewerushippedtoAugusta,
Ky. Thecityis in mourning and busing
practically regarded. Auras: casting of
citizens was held and appopriate resolutions
were adwted.
ant.thesceneof theracewar,isnowgarri—
amedbystatetroqis. Thepriamcrhasbeen
santtothc city under guard. The [regress
threaten to burn the town. The trouble
aroaefrom the accidental shootingbyli’red
Schadena white boy, aged 17 years,oi a
negro worm named Mable Holmes, who
had just made a purchaseinsstore. The
boywuchauingagumwhichwentoflacci-
thantally. The woman,in herantemtem
statunent,deposedthattbeshootingwasac~
cidental. The race feeling is vqy bitter,
notme at Mount Pleasant buteveninthis
city,andfurthsrtrmhleisanticipated.
mummmm
calyv-slplacedia
onewsscqningtlu
Wm“
Health. and [role-era in institutions oi.
thro the
suuun
TIIE rum illl IE8!
"I“ mm 0
hold only in cans. full weight‘.”
Csnausn Bears-as. Amer. ll. Y
no (ll-“ID I’Ilao Mill lipid.
Oflawa, Out, Aug. M.-~A few weeks
regardingwhatheeomidasths
The Times on the seizures.
Lemon, Aug. “at—The Times says there ,
Knoxville la Mourni
Ksoxvmz, Tenn..Aug 2L
chairman of the
[sham
y of public
Mount Pleasant'a Race War.
Cnuusrox, s C., Aug. iii—Mount Pleas-
Jndge Beach Again Wins.
le YORK, Aug. 2l.—The supreme court.
genualterm.hasailirmedtbedecjsionofthe
specihl term dinniaiing the suit at Work,
BtrmgkCo.,lwokers,against Judge Niles
Beach, of the court of common for
814,570balanmdueoncertahutocktran-c-
lions. Thedei’enrewas that plaintiils had
agreedatthetimctheaccountwasrendered
nottcinsistonimrnediatepaymentwovided
defendantwouldadmit incorrect:- Do
fmdautadmittedtheindebtodneqsnd pro-
mised to pay “when able todoao.” The
eonrtholds tint the plaintifls havonotesw
tablhhed snfllcient ground for obtaining
judgmmt ~
Harrison Leaves Indianapolis.
Inmaurous, Aug {ti—President Barri-
sonwentovertothereuniouofhkregi-
mtthefieventiethlndiana,atTolnllnm
hall, in the morning. Benita-ed heartily
inwthespiritoftheoceasion,and loatsight
otthedignityof edice and was oneof the
“ " Hemadeaspeechofdveminutsa
duration.sayingforthetimehcwas gladto
forgot that hewasa public oillcer,and
wantedtotakeall his old comradeabythe
hand. Herein-tedious national matters.
ThepveddmtloftforCincinuatiouthe“Big
Four"trainat3:10p.m.
, About-“loll-
lmcs, N. Y.. Aug. Sir-The Ithaca, Arr
burn and Western railroad wss sold here
uponstonclosureofthemortsao assuring
theilrst M which amount to small.
Beeoadmortgagebxauhamountingto 8M,-
Maudmotcummdnsk are
outbythe-la ThsuhighVallsyroadheld
It is the announced intention
mmextaultharoadtothboity.
Jamal-What.
nscsans, Aug. iii-ah epilqitie. who
hasheenxmda- truhnmtforsevsral years
attiiehn'apiiallor inanaN-at (nugget
catfibedneurdsraseraudrdflm-
uswardto aaothsr slashdst tliathruata
dihepattsntalyiqflnthdrbuh My-
four of hisvicthnswsre hadlycuthat no
deathlmrerultad.
m CANDIES
'l'hs mum M
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A “081' DEUCIO‘N muses. m 11'.
Tar-masmsumutu. mane-rum
it is the Broom (iv-nos Lu). [editors
"to heat plantations and guaran absolutely
pure and tree from all aduitcratiomorcoloflng
ummr nope-hops are hermetically sub
and warraucml lull weight. It is more accu-
moh-ai .n ma: than the lower
Grin-std t: Occidental Tea 60., L't’i.
"and (mm. .15 Bus-ling sup, Ian York.
Fur umbv by tho bull «urea.
I". ll. MW'l'ilN & 00..
I). L’MIIEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
South Norwalh, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Penis. loses Glover. David Plait,
s. K. Stanley. firs. Hoary Seymour
and Others.
Belcwwillbetounuasampleofthemaltltadeol
thuslloilowrslm. ct
AM tahsg too or three hott'ea [was
curedacdhsvebseaswdlalutorovaraixysars.
nae. nuns! Imoun-idtolmvhsd
:i W lw glottal!!! t‘d'diesuytdaan
l . sever ew- ;
act’sbletowniuossnorewcal not heal. The
wedwomassioce. - ..
s1 “All.“ neanyt ty old. and
w-suleriug severely m- mh. The
doctorssaidhe had an “ulcer on his lung." and
could not live, flaring heard or the woudertul
cares doaehy‘fl'he (not Blood Panda" i sent
(on: anscusud toohit fallhlully. Iy cough dis
spuearrdsudsmnowenjqiogpodhealth.
Testimony olsnemsrhsble Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Ilsa Della Starr. (new Ira. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" lorwalh. coal.
cal Disco» ." and?” .
acid 13 A. ll. non ”Ifimk.
wish-requiem.” n7
REQUIRES
Double
I
kl: Yaw on Far I.
ALLI’OI BIO...
m
ammo“
snooty
BREE-v !
WWaM-flrt.
HrsJohnnonand
um noon
M
Prior to the Remodelling of Our Store we Propose to line What we Term s
we saw our customers a b'g bur. am who-u we placed on our counter a 44-inch
slll’pufis that An all wuul “Ming ill-inches widc,ut 29c syurd. Goods that
our competitors are runni z in. mi trying to duplicate. Where we got it does
n0I matter.
are buying 55.- Wurlll for 291-.
Discoveryesrrdhussr-yaansgoaadhashena .
on Secrsuckers, etc, etc
0
EMTOLLEMCO.
”Dana!“
Opposite Pratt I 'Od's mm.
A YARD.
m 296.
The bizgest bargain yet offer. d in the llrcss Goods Department. We thought
Block Henrietta that we h :11 been will": at 74c for 58c :1 yard. but this day we
All w- ml: of you i~ to inspect it and satisfy yourselves that you
a
We have on hand a small lot. of stripe and
check beiges in medium and dark colors,
well worth 15c per yard, close this lot at
age per yard. ’
Below we Would call your attcnri-m to a
few bargains which we have marked way
500 andfi best quality imported French
Crepe Chullies, positively worth 50c per yd,
closing out price 19c.
The balance of our stock --' Sc s'clv Hi. g
ham, which are Tell worth 25c pev yd In Lcc
previous to invenpbry 1 |§c per yo below cost
iflmllicsallcmcmber thcpru-z; lu m. r... 438% quality Batiste Lawns. 10 yds for
' 0.
390. Best quality crevm crinkle Seersuckers
We have in stock about 25 best quality 4“: per yd.
Bromley Rugs in assorted sizes price uo ob-
ject, for they must be sold this week.
Best. quality American Challies, regular
price 150, this week 6&3,
Best quality American Lawns, 10 yards
39c.
We also have on hand about one dozen lap
Just received 15 pieces entirely new styles
of side band suitings; these are this fall’s
good; they will be closed out with the rest robes; they will be sold this week regardless
at 53¢ per yd. of price.
w
REM NANTS.
We have placed on our center counter all remnants cf Dress Goods, Prints, Giughoms,
We have marked them at, less than one-half their value, so as to close
them out this week. .
Ladics' Balbriggsu Hose, 0.
“ Fancy Stri “ .
“ Black Rose. 10c, I20, 176,
25c and upwards. , .
We have a few dozen of Ladics' Fancy
Hose, extra fine quality, which we are other.
ing at greatly reduced prices. ‘
Gent‘Si H089 at 5, 10, 12, 210.
“ Black Silk i Hose at 39c, sold else-
Gent’s all linen 4 ply Collars 5c.
4 ply Linen Cuffs all sizes, at 12ic pair.
The best Unlauudried Shirt ever 0 ered in
Norwalk. Reinforced back and front, Linen
,Bosom and Wristbands. Never before sold
less than 50c, our price 39c,
BOY'S SHIRT WAISTS.
We have a low more of “thaec‘lauudric‘d
Shirt Waists, the prices of which have been , where at 60.
45c and 59c We will close these at 39c and Gent’s French Balbriggnn Shirts, 39c, reg-
49c, ular price 50c.
A few more of Gent’s Balbriggun and Gos-
samer Shirts in 40, 42 and 44 inch, the price
of which has been 37} and 45, we will close
at 25c. '
Calico waists at 19c, regular rice 25c.
Seerscucker waists atrl9c, regu or price 25c.
Tennis Flannel waists at 29c, usually sold at
39k. '
‘10! Per But Reductions in our menu Domini far [In "Nut 10 Bus.
To LET'__Tfll§ll‘l£ .ELEGANT I'AlllallllS" 0N Till THIRD
ummmd
some n. reams,
wmmwmhmma
g
'4
i
1"
Brick, Lime. Content.
a
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, hackewallla, Locust
lountsia, Friaklia, all
Wilkesbarre Goals.
but for RUBBER Pill!
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and lap
shall M. Btlllch on“ It “I”
Dru! Store “Ill
The [dugout
MEATS
BIIVII) ll '1'” user man
:3 on sun the choice! aura.
manporuoublccrmycuwilllnd
loam. as well as
Pull” if all Kills
IN ITS sneoa
F. HAYES S. ,.
0m BLOCK. sou-m ”XVIII -
mums ‘mur.
..____._______._———
one Quinn—The Best.
”6.3:- ""‘* :2: M” "" ”“-
lheuidsls. 3mm -
Home Dressed Poultry 1 Specislty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES sun:
58 Walt!!!“ m.
J.H Klinefelter,
mmmc
wmwm
Bennett & Hus Ill
28 Isis 8t, So. lisrwalk, ,
nus Fish 11mm,
lulu, Vuetallu um. Ill ,
onu snot-rims“ .
AT WHOLESALE Mill RETAIL
uLmarr' ‘ . aw as.ausrlo.'
Have You Heard it I ,
Innt t lei-stiles, the;
Nieest lllarhet la the City:- 1
std-ire
“I‘-
¢ “Wm
Fish, Oysters, Clams
“fl“
initial-flu. cm *
muss-dines.
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Norwalk Chronicler