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3y hind, blindly following when
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in the bieck end
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hurdle. I! my skull hnd re-
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poietote spur in his breest. lmyeeif,
unwounded until now. received; shot in
theleft shoulder-that had been aimed et
rnyheed,butteiledoithernnrkhweueeof
epushirornone of mynegroes. Theshot
hedheengiveu‘fin sport”byslicxieenol~
elm phi forthe net with his lite, for the in-
“ , before III shot him deedeud
thentruecdxed hirbody with e upeer. A
lexlcen tun oilieer nowtoolrusie charge.
end out of my hundred only six remained.
lenw, too, bythe shots directedtotheeerth
thet the wounded were being sleughtered
”they lay. (lei. Mirnnwu m hormone
sueteher into'rthe streets, where he wee
linden tsrgetiortbe rerolversof theol-
erreuutil his heed was crushedtopieeee
end his body had been pierced bye bun-
dred bullets. One hundred and twenty-
three Frenchmen, mm" end myrlx no
urns were conducted on the followirg
rennin to the innereonrt of the heciende
dfien ecinto,end informed that by order
ol“the highest powers" we were to he shot.
lly two black friends Iny hall dlernern-
hered on the ground, their dusky lane.
with white pupils. steadily tin-d upon my
bloodiue, tired end rim had, {or my
woundshednotbeenhound up. Theother
four, dork end threeteuingesestonnclond,
flood eround no. gushing their teeth. The
tee a! the condemned. end their bloody end
consumes still mivebodieewerethrown
onearteuimriedoutpertthelivlng. l
continent-Imus: exactly when my turn
would eorne, end every men will believe
me, without perticnier prod. thet the ritu-
etion wee not I pic-rent one. Aeegerr
dim nlhedbythefiretvolleymeeiorad
becktotheweilioreueondettempgthere
round-din mytortnredheerttheloudery.
epere thetnien). Attheeernemornentthe
colonel emnrneeding the execution not
open to his home. end with one spring of
Deuteeheri" (You eree 6ernren)heeelled
to rue. end while Another volley ren
through the bloody court 1 replied w
choking voice, "Wigwam-tetra
elite" (Pornmiy Prue-ten odleer),end
wourhndnoteilttleetbeingeddre-edin
twentyellve not end menu-elicited
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ere elweye blowing, querreiing end shoot-
inmendoursherifl aye thegengdoes not
huitete to tub in e sheep or n steer new
end then without inquiring who is th
owner. We ndvleed thee: to weeh up,
rheveupendgitnpeud hswhits,eedhed
soothingtonyebontnvisit tronuvig-
ilenee committee in case they did notmend
their ways. ~
Tueedey night we got word tht the
gang wereeorning overtouet revenge. 1n
eornpeny with n iew friends we took up e
etretegie Intuition outside the ofliee and
waited. About midnight nineteenof the
river crowd rode up, fomd the front door
of thoelilee witherueh. enddahedinto
more our scalp.
it wasn’t there.
It was outside.
We dropped e ebep named Pcte Blocedo,
e helihreed. end the remeinder were ei-
lowed to ride oil in e panic. We didn‘t
reeliy menu to kill Pete. but the elevetion
olour shotgun we.- too high, end he fell
over without e kick. The coroner’s in-
quut, oollin, undertakin etc, cost no
$13.25. but it wuu’t ouch e investment.
lie makes No. to in our privete greveyerd,
end the mug he- been tenght n greet
moral lesson. Pny no attention whatever
to the ratings ol' our contemporary. He
tried toeteel the bones of edend muleend
hell-u ecu of sand iottoetnrtep.g.oi
hisown, but was detected uni bed to pub
iiciy epologixc.
Our: an MAIL—The story on our fourth
page, entitled “Bosinn, the Man Enter." in
iron the (colic pen of u tenderioot from
Denver, who in working tor us at a salary
0! 84 per week. We rather like the style.
end it make “pilot" (or the printers.
"Yeer lfl‘d."
"le. indie"
“Time—noon!"
"Scene—highway!"
"Two home-men!"
"Two horses!"
“One tiger!"
“One jungle!"
"A roar!"
“A shout!"
“Report 0! u pistol!”
OIWben!"
“Whoop!"
"Bong! Sued! Humh!”
The ehove style is a little inch to thin
country. but no it in only coating or to per
week to introduce it we shell givel at
least three weeks" trini.-—Detroit
Freer.
'l'hw Riv-In.
Mil. Tiptopdemuorryyonwere notet
nay reception lestevening.
Mn ilighuo (ooldly)—l received no in
Vitetion.
Mre. 'l‘iptop (with ellected eurprieer-ln-
deed! it must have mincerr'ied. 1 hell
emong my guests three foreign counts.
hire. Highup—So the: in where they
were! ldeeired to engege them last even-
ing toweiton table et ourthenterperty
euppw. but the employment egent told rue
they were out—aNew York Weekly.
One-uni. Ale. Useful.
In. Buddenrich - Whet ewlul nice
spoon-them ere!
Denier—Nee, medenr; they are ourvery
letcet design
Mrs. Soddcnrich—Are they to net truit
with? ’
Denier—They ere eouvenlr epooun. rund-
em.
Mrs. Buddeuricbv‘Girnlnen dozen. Our
new French cook meta elegant souvenir.
-—New York Weekly.
All arm-reed.
The following letter shows how I young
are Inede money by publishing e
book oi poems. The publisher "fut! inr-
rnedietely elter the book wee published:
"Dull Silt—Your whole edition line gone
. ed, leevinge helenee ol M In your lever.
Cheek ineloeed. P. 8.—'l‘here wee e lire in
the werehouee end the eontentewere in-
eured.”-London Tit-Btu.
Bile-Bo you ere teoeeoi the
linemen twine! Howeeu yeudletinguleh
oestrous theothert
lie-l don’t try tit-41h.
Qfifififi§ml
I'll _ . g “
WEE“... , ’75:!
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unwell-stunned?!“
'l'hev the ”Rennie-louver”
mfiwxwm:
Orin-deed '0‘! Ian)
your-outn-
C. II. I. A.
Cl'els ledIeIIe 0A.. rule, N. J.
mas"
5:133- .
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w. L ooucLAs
$3 suoe age-5
cream... a...
John Schauh & Son,
Huntington ltreet. liens. Harwell 1y! II
it. J3; 33““ “LI.“L'L'E‘:
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
Gee-er lived to ell "pliant wee 00-.
pen lib-«nun meldin— "nukmwrrieeoi
oldieore. eel imp-reeled noehrgetor
inning-yen.
eeehseern-deleerll’llnnlwm
2M“ eel bun-arch! . .leb e
use. eye I u
e- ree In the went. Seq to he
mural-s he: s: 3.11:.- rm
rig-":3. "refinance
ten-m... r... t wfiw
rot or THE eluurmunnl.
hem-en et
«en-rum Mnfim‘hw'm':
o' unhgpme‘e-e
nine muemn
lee recalls-err
Frank Boylston.
any nonhuman
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gamma. .
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here 'J—dfllseh‘v
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out
. ‘ never" rm
, noueuonw meow.
DWI! & mwm m
M‘hm l. 1.1.
When South For-elk in l'e'lhe'y-I l5.
tile et..lIll.Ilo.li0.I'aIeed?¢§p I. up»
fie II e-utule
T-me leer. l'enherv for “nth Forum—tn
18, Donnell.- er. are, honed“) p I
mt’U‘um...~5“D -
‘i'r-iie cue the h eorw-ih ”Midi—HI.
erdIIle IIJSILSI .hlflefltflp II
‘l’r-lealeete Ild'rleldkl’ reuth Harwell—t
ifiifllndllibn-Jfljflhfludlfl
I‘ll urns DIVISION.
l'rr no ‘eeve Ir hereun- toil-lo:
7’!» s II out.” [or fitnle‘rl.
I!
m peweeser eclectic-
lorelt-ny end the war.
it to- In . nixed tor ville
lop more" foretell glee.
re p. In. Phnlrid ml Albiny pee-an.
to p. 3.. ‘ rw limrd epeelei
u. lined for Glut "ringin-
files-lip) whflod Id .d Albany.
lam Hillel will he
South Norwallt
—-AltD———-
Norwalk, Gt.
Till rnornnne
will‘reve Pier a. In River 'tleehelee
eve \orl. elii 9 IL, Minnie" etSp I.)
hhhlmlvedhou‘le I lab, I.
knowing hue-u the“ Norw-ih er 5 p I.”
will b Nureelhlti: 0 p In
Intent eh:- lroui and received tor ell met- 01
the WM!) ml Nor-nit and em .rueh
N "3 ioduu. incl otltv u:
Ipun np out io-geete' iv rwe
actuation...“ lur rpcl' lots or might
uiutmle New here ov Ill “dolly.
Unnmne 'orhvd Ironing env oi the
uokiyavohheboetootinie line on renal t or
into-versus». elli
Wm
ll. [Elliot ll,
PLUMBING
Til all Sill! Ill! Will.
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
“whlfleflh
Bl'illi l‘il'iitl Cl.’l Small:
50 South ilein Street,
0001'“ NOIWALK. - 00".
Swan in Bushnell,
Mum -
twee
em. , Q
HATS !
M WAKEIMN'S CBEAIERY BUTTER
arm-miter-M" m
'Hl
Fall Styles.
[enameled-rut
Stil end Bolt Hell. Sill Ileta.
hi o-euunr- II
I.” flmeC—‘u’
KNAPP’S,
9| Worthington 8t.
mm... etleellen we to
fixing, Cine-inn and [mine
illh llale e30
'HALE’S
COUGEBALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Toiu,
EQO CENTS.
H. R. HALE
eonweut. CONN.
FISH F_flB_LEN'l'.
Halibut, Shed. Snelte. Front,
God, ”he, Cinema, Salmon,
Herring. Bree, Vi bite
Trout. Lobster-s,
Scallops. Pickled
oysterl.
PURE HORSE BADISH
IBIS“ ’03
ORDERS DELIVERED PIOIP‘I‘LY
HUN'I'& ZELUFF
Bennett & Hosted,
28 Isle 8t, Se. Norwelh.
lull, Fill, limos,
Fruits, installer. Poultry, it:
or All rue- in Their a...
ll WHOLESALE AND iiETAII
6. Hill.” l 8011,
Mac. I MIL".
5| Washington Street. south Norwrii
27 no. Street Harwell.
iimllan Balers, councillor
And Ice Cream.
Order- Pro-ptly Attended To.
It ”In. I“ U P Dill."
GUM), SILVER, NICKEL
“mulch,“
P :r.. 43 1 N G
ll tater Slim-Still larval
‘mm marrow-M...
to: no.- " ...
WAGONS
WWW
Prince to mt All.
~cente to buy.
Good Deity Butter {laconic
we have the edveutege of the
butter market just now. ‘Sell
ing beet Dairy Butter at 28
acute that would cost us 30
Have been
oflered 28 cents for all we
have ' by e wholesale dealer.
but choose to give our custom-
er: the benefit of our good
fortune.”
We ere now as we have been
all winter, headquarters for the
best Dairy Butter at. the lowest
price, 28 cents per pound
lilhll «loom
The Best tloode tor
theta-t e ‘
noo'r & soon sroune
J.—
olax-k e Lane's meet:
I‘ll” STRFFT. V
, lThaddeus Guyer, ”:1
FIRST-CLASS GROOERIES'
South Main Street, South Norwalk. ' ‘
8 Gene Standard Tomatoes.
2 Gene Snoooteeh,
3 Gene Sugar- Corn.
Blackberries.
Lime Beans.
Early June Pens.
lurowfet Penn,
California Egg Plums.
California Apricots.
California White Cherries.
California Black Cherries.
California. Bartlett Pours.
llr Mammal Sale of flannel lands
which we offer you for spot cash.
use.
1507
140
140‘
130-
200, f
We guarantee the above goods to be first class. and will
more than please you in price and quality. We have the finest
Tea and Cofice that money can buy. Get in the Current and 1
drift this way. A ticket is given with every 25c cash purchase.
We still hold the Celebrated Norihfiwld Creamery ' Butler et ’
32c a pound. Secure your Onion Sets now, for they are scarce.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
38 Washington street.
sure to go.
. 123.;
3 i l? '
widow-three.
tiller-t
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x All sl
GLOVEB A: OLSEN’
QPEUIAL’I‘IEEI
Olrhrehfldhlflll’flflfleherelhe “Mandi-M“
wmmmmwmmu
LEADING GROCER,
South Norwaikr‘
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AND
COMFORT.
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ovenpopular
Boot and Shoe House of
O. . H. HARVEY,
'70 North Main 81., South Norwalk.
Prices are so low the goods or?
“inmate-introduce...“ ‘
a...
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