.Whht yeah?
. foritfihc di e ‘
orally thrown away and those who
is fit
r:
they mean.
utomahethe foetal death natured ho-
Tha body atiifeued again an the lightning
struck it, and then came a wheezing rush
of air through the lipa like that which
drowned men make when the electric bfllr
tery is applied. That was all. Slocum
wmdead. ’
He had died, but not like Kernmier. He
land not been burned or tortured. nor had
he made a horror for epeotatorl. The body
wits so limp that it would have fallen ior
ward when the straps were removed if it
had not been caught. it was picked up
and carried into the next room and laid
out upon the operating table. Rev. Father
Hogan, who saw it later and wan not
pledged to secrecy. said that it looked an
nntural as if the man was merely sleeping.
There won a smile upon the face. No hair
bud been scorched noon the head.
There is an interesting fact connected
with the experiments made Monday in the
prenence oi the witnesses of Tuesday's
electrocution which hm; in bearing ‘on the
inefficiency of the single contact. A horse
wns brought in to be killed. The dynamo
was run up to the speed which will gen»
crate from 1.500 to 1,600 volts. the force of
the current which it had been determined
would he turned into the bodies of the
condemned men. The first contact. on
account of the greater resistance of the
animal. was twenty-eight seconds. it did
not kill the horse. it seemed to have
stunned him. and a second current nnd a
third were turned on before the will]: was
completed. The necessity for two eon—
tacis in each of the eiectrocutiona oi Tueie
day finds its excuse, if not its explanation,
in the experience with the horse.
Itonnd to Seorcsy.
it is said that the warden read the death
warrants to the condemned mcn shortly
before midnight in the presence of some of
his witnesses. They were certainly not
rend in the cells or in the death cnmnlaer.
The witnost oi the electrocution signed
an agreement that they would not reveal
what occurred Willllii the execution chitin—
her. The warden told them that if they
'm‘m. n rm Arrived.
, "File, ,8. 1. July GPA white flag
tit-halyard of the flagpole at Sing
”It Tue-day. it clung to the pole
wait, then Welded and spread to
’ live-in. a ahndder ran through the
on the hint! near the prison, for
.ilf truce proclaimed that Murderer
. film's battle with the deadly
current wa- at an end sud that
‘I until I!” More its maker for
Want. ;Wlth aching eyes the watchers
with!“ tin prison still regarded the gaunt
plo. Therewere three more lives to be
W out; three more flags to flutter at
$093155 top Exactly hail an hour intern
Miles crept up the pole and mutely pro
datum that nun-n a. Smile: had met
M and died. Twenty-five minutes
mmfickld 08 by the watch, then a
Whitman—a grewsome black flag
quantum scrim the sky.
. in MI! I. “II Pirate ring.
, “are was no skull and crossbones upon
OHM bunting, but it was as surely an
emblem of death is ever floated froma
flfltafl’lshlp. As the black tingwas nn«
[billed to the bronco the liiclesabody oi the
, ”gm manalayer. Joseph Wood. reclined
I; Warden Brown’s chair.
- , The buckling came down from the stall,
» but twenty-eight minutes later a blood red
‘. bite! mgngggngxucfiéhxzhe £33.: : refused to sign they wlfuidhnot be admit.-
33m m Japanese murderer, had also I led to the execution c-nm ~r. '
paidthodaatb penalty. an the iia‘gs were‘ :“t“'”?'""' ‘:“" “Tm”? ' “f“ i
about two and a half feet square. The I \\ iiile blociim‘sixnly “its l'lling‘LlllllYl‘t
the w lllil‘hrk‘s iliseimwd earneetly the sim-
‘m wanted to give the reporters some I ilority which it bore to the iiemmicr uise,
signbywhich they would know “'hVn the I n himilarity which seemed to relieve that
mm killed the men. lie selected the I first electron“ ion ol thoodium oi bungling
black flag for Wood because Wood was a I failure lrmii which it. haul mile-red in the
buck man. The blue flag was picked for ‘ minds of inuny since its details were pub-
Broiler at the suggestion of some one who - “Shed ‘0 the “01'“-
“ugdgmnnonmghe b1“ clothm he used 3 Very little time was spent in making
- armrelling in“ wealth '
. tothrow away money. You havoheard .
I of * hard pan prices and you know what
lure.”——Dr. Carine P. McDonald, phyiiclaufl
your! a rudventure. ““0““-
w'“ “h “m...“ “The execution perfect. be men killed
intently. We sent two a lot into each
to wear in the Salvation Army. The white I
flag was chosen because it was may to see, I
and it was made the signal for Bell Player I
Slocum. The red flag was ior Jugiro. I
They All Died Instantly.
According to the statement oi Dr. Roch- .
well, one of the witnesses, the executionI
III successful in every way. The men T
went to the choir without trouble and '
M was inetuntnneonv in euch case. But j
“A! current was applied twice to each man ;
o
i
t
nth-t there could be no possibility of his I
i
him still alive when his body was turned
mutating phyaieiana. There were none
dthe dinneeable sight- at their execu-
‘ ”on! that made the Keminlcr affair so
”tilde.
The Killing of Slocum.
Slocumwent bravelyto the chair. He
rmidnntliing, and even assisted the phy.
“an: by placing his limbs in position.
7 The deputies were all old men, and
mel- praetiee with the tutenlngs had
made them mthmgh this was the
luttimethattheypntthem on in earn-
dt'ew noto- lile chest and under
the broad band: which were to
fit. ludquichly harnesaed his armsuto
" olthechair. Hislcgs were also
tightly. Then the flgnretwas
. down and the mouth and fore-
m-Idby I deadlyband, and fluidly
electrode- yere edjnsted and the
‘ t his! bend d
“new we ..
BOOM II II 0:.
We“ worked as coolly u if he
preporlng to test the machine.
eye took in every detail. Once
twice in a low tone he gave Ionic word
prisoner was untoiid as an ox.
one of the keepers took a long
neat-d can. and poured some cold rah.
otthersponge. Slocum whinced
‘ . tattered unsound. The night
the electrodes hid been plunged
[Ito an lmllled bucket of water, and in
an incredibly short space of time hut
W it to boiling. it took but thirty
_mto dry out a aaturated aponge.
Dr. McDonald looked orer to~
‘ hie colleague. and me a slight nod.
Handing behind the chair now
, aetop watch in one hand. a handker
- one in the other.
I
i Dr. Rockwell nodded in return andhe
dropped the white eignai. and
the electrician, “ending at the
board three feet away. turned the
. leverwhich shuntedtho comet on
2. tho'ilne oi the hidden executioner in
The twenty-four are light-
prepnrntions for the next execution. The
second of the condemned men chosen was
Snider. the Salvation Army bignruist.who
monk-red oneoi his wives. To summon
Slocum the wnrden had to pass the cell of
Wood. but in front of all the condemned
men's cells iron screens had been drown,
so the! noun oi them knew heiore his time
which of the others had been summoned.
- Enr's .\‘en‘o “In (Bowl.
The nan-mi [loved around the screen
which shut in .lngiru‘s cell nnd summoned
,Smiler. lie come with Colin step.cuur-
ugeoualy. supported by Rev. l-Idgcrton on
one side and Rev. Law on the other. lie
betrayed no ienrns he faced the curious
eyes oi the witnesses in the execution
chamber and looked ior the first time on
the Ilt'nll'i chair. Like his predecessor, Slo-
cum, he stepped forward without sum-
mons and rented himself, placing his
hands on the urine oi the chair and wait—
ing for the attendants to bind him. lie
did not odor to make any iinul speech.
The attendants busted themselves with
the straps again. Smiler out calmly look-
ing about until the bandage was; drown
across his eyes. Again the straps and
buckles were inspected. again approved.
Again the white handkerchief fell, the
electrician threw the switch and in n mo
went more the iitrnpo tightened under the
straining oi taut muscle: as the electric
current shot through the body. The con-
tnct in this case was twenty secoudn The
current measured some 1,500 voila. At
the end oi twenty oeconds the currem was
turned oil, but only for a minute. The
client oi the man in the chair began to
heave rind the current wna turned on once
more, until, an in the cancel Slocum,“
burned the limb. Then it won shut oil
again. rind after a delay. which showed
that there was no chance o! a revival. the
body was unetrapped and taken from the
chair to the autopsy roorn ulioining.
Wood (Jame Willingly.
Wood war the third to be executed. lie
came willingly. accompanied by two
prieeto. and went through the ordeal
brnVciy with auhauntialiy the some re-
_anlta. The only dillerence in the arrange-
ment of hits cone wall the attaching oi the
negative electrode to the left leg luau-ad
of to the right. The tint contact in Wood'-
cueaa in the othm did not seem to be
final. and it needed o mud, continued
until the flesh was ringed, to aatiliy the
physicianr that the man war dead in
Kammlur'nemthe burning of the body
on ascribed in part to the tact that the
sponges at the electrodes were not well
wetted. in all tour cam 'l‘uwiey the
{Bungee were vetted constantly and still
e body wan burned The moo ior this
unhappy molt will have to be wright
I
I
. ‘ emcee”
is net
“”190
\
can scarcely afford
Sunni our sens.“
His Answer to the independents
man. The lint one hillml and the mend
simply made the deathcertain."~l)r. L- P. ' '
Cortelyon, of Brooklyn. of Pm‘addphla'
"A success. instant and lilt‘riulliitily pain- .
less. 1 crime hero Oppflfi’dtl to electrical “SAYS m n3 ALLDBHOORATS
execution. .\‘ow‘i run woverted."—ller.
Dr. Law. ’l'ouiho chaplain.
“Death more painless and inltantnnoona
than any hanging."—llev. Alphonso D.
Rockwell.
“Nobody horrified. A pieyer interrupted.
Dcnth came like the snapping of s twig."
«Deputy Attorney General ilognn, oi Al-
!“ Alleges first It. Done not line'w
lard-Icy. and tiny- flint ll. Was Not
lnlmleal to Ballot Retort: all Other
hgiaiation Mentioned by Illa Aeolian.
humour-nu, July lt—«aenator Quay
dropped into town rather unexpectedly.
He wnefapparently in excellent humor, in
npite of the broadside poured into him the
other day by the independents. When
asked whether he had read the uddreas he
replied:
“Oh, yes, i have read it, and i would
just like to any in the most emphatic unin-
ner that so far as it ‘reion. to me it is iaiae
from beginning on end. There isn’t a
word oi truth in the charges. 1 deny every
charge. They are no ialae as were those oi
lost your. The gentlemen who signed this
address are not ltcpublicnne. All of them
'1‘" 9“” "mm" _‘° W's“. "W “‘“fi . voted for l’ntii-on {or governor. .
haw \Oltli. '1‘”! ”“1“” 5““ any»: 11“” “Many of them voted for Cleveland ior
ny. .
“if any fanatic on the subject oi electro
cution hnd‘been present he would have
been more than pleased with everything
he suw."-—~Wartlen Brown, of Sing Sing.
"A greut momma. .\‘o longern deterrent
tocrime."—~ .x-Wnrden Brush.
“ikntli oximiitiunsJL—Georiro 1-1 Oliver.
“The chin and lies-h oi the log and the
skin of the forehead begun to rmohe.
Kcniniie r'Mieai in repeated. fv‘éFniiii n unite.
merit mode to the United Press by an
anonymous eye witneiei, supposed to be
friendly to the Westinghouse Electric
Lighting company.
COmstock Bros,
Ii tone. non St. to. Hawaii. iIuonic ruining, llorwalli.
THEBEST C
“an everywhere. Lorre butt-e. H
WER
om no war me
" GflucORE?
camel/We income!
came-m, Con hula-Theater“ Talmud,
Whooping Cong ,lmhimuadrth n. Amul-
cm for Con-nuptial: in cm «can. lei ni-w filler in“
advanced stage:- [or u once. You wall are the up
Gallant (fleet after mo 3 the dr
at door. new by
emu-m IUD).
Snniarendi' for one to vii-ni-n- iLwli to . .
support nn'y' Republican cLiilitlutr! who? presuh-nt, run! you mil ilnd ° them
shall melit‘E to vote or work next wintcr‘ “ 13“" numiwr "h” a"? free traders, 0'
for the repeal oi the foolieh and unconsti—l whose nymph! hit-s ore Willi the free trad-
tutionul electrocution low which strikes, cm. 1 mm "and cum-kn coming from
at the liberty oi the prvas. an ngninet any“, such Dcnmt‘rotio sources. Why, what do
Democrat who admit luluse 0r omit. to put I they charge!
himself-on record for free speech nudu free, 1..., ”nu“, Agni-at "h...
Pm “First, llliil the“! were some amend-
Imcnts promised to the ballot reform bill
Nation-I Lag“ m". Anwnmn Amati»: that were liilllvsll’dllll'. l declare most em.
“u“ (“umpmmmp ham". .’ photo-nil;- thnt l tnukno pin-t whatever in
; the indie: reform li-ghliiiidn. [don‘t in.
NAlltlSdl. LEAUi'H. . .
At ”1“qu R. u of torture in tiny wuy. \\ by should i? The
THE eAsseiL WORLD.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STAN FORD. Cl )NN.
OPEN THROUGH ENTIRE SUMMER.
A pfltl‘llt'fll. lint-incur. Training Silo-ml for
imihsum. Stmil-MnMitrringdnrim:the spring
run he vim-d to llll uranium in the union ,
Err-r) lill-dl'it'rlh iminr i taught Iliornugim'.
i-nillwgr- i». "met l‘liLSH" in uptipmrnt. i
drparttzirnl in Ilinrge nf t‘ninlr‘lili .
turn, fio-Ini luriuinlugui‘.
STA.“ FORD ('
Alllll’l‘v‘h“.
PresidentMerriIlBusinesscollege
SlIM
Ollll ENTIRE STOCK
the lot Ladies’ Swissj 18
The
or r
bud p int. ya.
the situation.
Mill BARGAIN
. _...........,__ ._....
A Full Line
uniiimus
and
MULLS,
. Entirely now and wry cheap: prices
.iZInMcJSc,
0’ iii-1- .
1 Lot wry lino
Scotch Iltinghams
of
SWISS
und
iNDlA LINEN
FLOIIIIDINSS
' Am marked down topricm that must
insure it firmly Hale. consisting of
BLAFK :im Wi’li'l’l-L, lli'liifi’l‘i'i‘l,‘lli’.l)
rind PLAIN. as follows——
FLOUNClNGS I
506,650,900,SI.00I
I I
I
or yard. reduced from
USS.
Philmli‘lplhlfl. .,o r: o o a n o o at o 7 :i_ livpublirm porryi-ziorimllot rct'orni,iind
L'lllt‘iiglt ...n i u o o o o o ir '3 ii i the party hm iii-pt itmph-dge. idivluot
linttorim' Thornton :imlt'i :nv-ui . on and attempt in woven; the i““‘-‘“8“ of the bill
Bowing-u, i or to iii: '1‘ it in not “any.
’- - ' v. 'I . ,
“in“ "5 "‘ ”""”‘ 5' I “Again. thw- l)!‘ll\"iri|1§, calling them-
“itlfimton ‘ u i ., l l ‘ o ‘51,. mundane ilwpiiiylicmie.iiini‘gclho Republican
0,1“,m‘,{x;”“ ,. ,. n H o H ,, .. u ,7, ‘ 7- party. and itirniv-zitnlly mmwilh (hello
{out of the section“! .u iii-oi hill. tit-«‘iglu-cl
to purity owl eti‘i-viniiuoi the public uglmul
Why. 1 “an ill
linttorim: ll;ilil»"‘( and
“chin and "ii-endow
"\lxi'phy. lid-dun,
All'lillml‘lpliln ii. ll 1-. ”Mom oi l‘iulmlalphni.
Athletic ..... 11'” n l o z: n n l , 7 ll 1! favor of llli' bill, ll intangimluncmnd
St. (“the -» » 1 “ " " " " “ I’ ” I " 5 ililtlll:~‘t'll intuit-ring. in any wnylhhould
limit-rive. Waylon; )i.ll..;.i:iiiml Slivrtts.
“mm?“ and “Mk . not how supported it iirui-tify.
Ilu- lnumn't lino“ liardaiey.
Atllnirmnr.» ~ n n r. . , . . y
(‘inuinmzi ”no r. i n i o o o o... a a 4. "And lliliii oi comm-ting me in any
Baltimore. l H U u U H U i' l ~‘: ~ 7 or.) with illi‘ ilii‘ilnry int-driver! ll l5
“ill-"3' MN I. rhimilone. liardah-y u» not unnunulrd
1b.. inviilirmn»; lo.- w;i- not it politicinns'
Watchman»: ‘ ,. - n ‘ o n ‘L :1 1'“ “gunniulnio. lilo wry. llirmt forwml its. a
" ., 7 ll 5. rrprewututiw oi the ininizc“ imii. linivc
Louisville, ," o o H i o 2 n .. . , .
lotterzr‘o‘ Pun-mun and Mutton-o. ihi‘l and: on” “ “EN“ :""l”"“1“““"‘ “uh LW luztli.
linttvriep' i'i.in- mi-l lirliy.
vansvnd.
At “'anhmgt in
.r ..
l'diilll. i 1 how won him owl that ii :tii.
i:.\~ii:i;v .\xwit [.\i'llN, , "l shouid ilul know him it liuvi him on
vii" It ti 2 jilll' Firm". liti'er l' Iri ‘.~ :3 iii". -;~ \\ itii
" I i ‘ " " :7 'I " .0 3 him. i Lawn. null“. ._ ..‘ . ul l.‘.i.i
',l H I ” " " H ” 2 J 7 oxuvpt on“: it. .w. . m tk - non-51::-
. :1::.i.; .‘iml innit», midimnti . iII‘I'S- .13erth ‘ ‘ .:i.' ‘L‘ i'i‘ l" Jim/"w
H! in tiiuy .itr i...w '
.\ll other .,x.;;..-.. .--..t;miml on manual
ruin. .\n Inn.- ol’ iin- l'm ling l’niupnign.
V..- .
mu. ; ,\ -\r. .
EGEIRRCLLC‘. ..:
nzucwué MINCE Pit-ZS
EVERY on if! THE VZR’.‘
woféuon
HIGH EST
AWARD
r00 ivrml t.t oil 15'!
liml liqmulwu for
Superior Duality,
Cleanhness.
and w .tulnllflfl m
. . .. 4W,
. r"-
w. I. Iliarria lo Dead. ‘5
NHW Yumi. July H -. W. l. llzirriu, wellI
"Winn tlir}u1lliii.‘li\ ml the coming Club
l'd
:gn.
. . “i think il..u an .«m-mpi will he iiimln
known ‘" a “m”: “" ”“4“” ““‘l "”"i' i by tln- ih~n.m~r..1~ :. 1. atiimlirx the hill“)
spornngtnpw.‘ amt .il im litlilli‘ in this “WW,“ II ,5 n m...“ m“ “w, will
City July 7 \rl mimunptiuu. .\ir. llnrii», "'3' u, din.’ y”,- i; ., _ n _v liualllt“! iiilupuiv
w” ““th k""“{‘ ””‘"“~.“ "I” Wc‘fiklylitnsnml try ion...m~ .iii lafiilt'o‘ ll. 'l‘iiry
letter [or the .\llit‘l’lt'nll Press m'SnclAllUli. I m... 31”“. M “Uri. gluing their SlllloiiL
inry ounmmt lull! into liuew-omnnimtmnv
like the mile which imued that sol-Irma.
< But nu inane like [hot mutt be im lillnt‘ its
' the chair..- 5 themselvu.
’Ilir- liopiibliruiu land “Irish-y.
WHO PAYS THE SALARIES? ,
A Murry That the .lllim life In "chin-i
.\ir. llulkele).
llAis'tl'nl.iI,Jui_r 5.-~-5mte Attorney it] .. _ , ,
l".l'1irglr.~.lon, oi llild rily. has received; "“1“ l“’i’“““‘>-’”* W“! ““1 the politi-
from the controller's oilicu-im order for hir icmne rim“ “9‘13”“ ““3“"? w d" “1‘“
“We months‘ iml'vllm' me ill. L‘vonilinhlhlt‘)’ and in» Ileinlniiinn. Tin-crime
prcnentuiwi M the trenrurrr‘n 0mm pay- committed mu committed by anniii who
ment mu reiuml, lilll .\lr. ilggleston whi- “’0" "W ““““‘ t" “' ”"3 “1"“ h“ “'“m ”m
told that payment would be given for the “i R if” mum“ “" 9‘“ “m a” ”u" “Wm
orderuttheoilin-oitlw.~l-1tnnl.iie 1mm. “WWW “I" “H"“MW‘ WU W ”l ‘“
nnce companyjiiwhichActimr Governor “94"" u“ ““4 “" WWW” "“3"?”
liulheley in prerident. A clerk in the “uh them. “F‘l‘dnm‘h’n”“lmmm'm
capitol. who promoted the controller" oriiiinltepuhlmiii. lie did itmiiinninh-y,
"me, [0! lilii aainry.wna mm till! “ lit: and llit‘tt~ in if“ nigiiillt‘dliu‘ “‘lilllevei‘ “r
needed the money the order would he “W“““""‘
“.11“! at n... ,3“... L"... “What mil the liquihllcan state con-
Theee alleged iucte new“ togiveconllrmw “Wm" {““H ..
tion to the rumor that the controllcr'n or- "I “‘1“ i “W“ “I“ l“. "mu" m “l"
a". gm. nocenaury expenmi 0‘ the «A... delegutes townie llllltiilg thrinarivu. ii
drawn upon appropriationswhlrii by the “W PM “P “5"”‘NL‘V‘ “ ”I” i" “Mi“-
bookkeeping m the capitol an, mum, to lnin inking notuiud in the churn-in and
he eithmintcd. will be rmhi-d by the .l‘lttm limit in» more hiiuwlvilifl‘ 9‘ W" “WNW”
Life lneumncc company. The «Diver: oi ‘m‘lflilMli’t’lW3
thin company, oi which Governor liulheley
bi president. min to «bore the general con:
lldence that the gun-rel world] will
eventually make it deficiency appropriav
tion to cover the». orders» lint nil Mich
orders-mum lint be approved by Acting
Governor Dnlkeley before lhc .l-Itnn will
cub them. m... W"
THE NAVAL MILITIA.
The i‘iatlenl tin-rd of the In Ilanl at
\t out.
Wailiisoron. .lnly 8.~Firher’n inland
hat been collected M the place and July it
an the date for the drill» oi the New York
nnvnl militia. ill-urn inlniiil in oil the
amt or Connecticut at the entrance to
hug island mod rind in one of the moat
THE PHILADELPHIA NUDDLE.
‘I‘w- [inverts Appointed to lunatic.“
It by the Trrnoit' Department.
\Vwiimron. July drie‘Aonliiilnt Boom
my Neitlclou im- appointed i‘eilor
Farmer. and leiwreuee hi. lironti. oi l’llilii'
dolphin, npci‘iiil morn» oi the treasury d»
pertinent. toiiiroaiiuuto the M oi the
Bey-lion. and Spring (Senior: National
been.“ Philadelphia. They were nonn-
inatrd by the mayor at Philadelphia an oa-
pert monotonic in Inoculation with a
Ittmfiam by the trmury department.
wini win rep, in. win- in
i'nitintimuia. July lw'l’hore ”was .-
Milly. ior they took but an in—
oi the tremendonicnrrent 'mm
desire Did lot fight.
The inurth men to meet death was the
Japanese. Jngiro. it had been expected
that it any oi the rimnen made mint
ance to being pie in the choir it would
he he. lint the long term of his contine-
nmit lied bow“! Jugiro into tame nobmia-
don. When the warden and the keeper-
oeine to the door oi to all he was mud
When‘thlauantimi Noonewho
. willtail. nutltwu raid in boa
manila-r oi minim-tail.
outlining». There ma no bed in tile
room. r haw eleven 13 erred to pit and
sleep on the floor. M it t of the woolen
herprnn tip an though not the one»
mono Iiiy and he ioiiewod hie gentile
quietly. ii on. perhaps. the meet re
«the. that cured at the wither-er
the emotion choir. it wudietlnctiy
brew.
lie was dressed like the «here. iii trim
neat and not, M 1m“, white collar
and shirt end black tie. new no place
in theeiirlr auteur. endured the attend‘
auto to bin him without protect and
mildly mired the cheek. it came to him
at to the other three with like melts.
‘l'he flint contact did not destroyalinp-
unlined leer-coat! born-dine
m on no doubt than I at the
we: mm when how-He train
. With the “nation ot the team
motion. Vladi- limo led the wit-
e-oi but to it: honormiiereeiteran
were.» amend brethren was served
Important point! eonnectedwiih iii-do
lento oi the canteen nppmrhes oi New
York irom a naval slim. it was: alerted
at the miner-t of General Porter. and the
navy degmrtment hm sent the cannery
instruction» to Admiral Walker. cone
round the mmmiron of evolution. directing
his collimation.
”(be fluent Hill“: at Work.
Booms, .lnly n.-'i‘he novel militia bat-
talion in» teen mignai to the ration:
rhino of the white squadron. mid new
the direction oi regular «mm were
drilled in gunnery and marvel-war work
in nonerni.
unmi- ruined Hamlin.
Washroom, Jul amniotic»! Nicolai.
at one time one M t private
to nutrient Hacoin. has sent the follow
inguiegram to the widowMiheh-tuv
Vice Pro-him Hamlin:
Waanisms. lair t. in.
Iran. menial limits. iii-m». No:
The «dim merit the
a
W my «mm and i
Wear; Mme-tee" ”2'3
one
“Amlma hilt»?! Meet-wad
my." tone . humour.
nee-or ea “inanimate-
am
W “Mantle
long and howl-tent undercoo- at the city
hall enter the iiurduir)‘ lnrutiguiion. her
more the lill‘ilillfr! oi the council coin»
notice untiiiweity «menu The dinette-
nien, which min lurid with closed doors.
mulled in uhiermintng to continue the
inqulrltIoii, lull the mnimiitm will meet
in open mien out frothy. it min all
initial that the principal topic dimmed
war- no to the inlvlaiihliity oi mailing pith»
lie the statement said to have been made
by John iinnniey nmi which in now in the
mien oi Air. Netti-an oi The ionizer.
u...- ) ”Lama...“
number-o one" a and Mt.
Damon. Conn. Jul 5.4mm Burt
rm touting amai wit seed train-boat.
uncouth rim when the haul cared iii
aodhoaod hie horses were buried. He
utmtedhimoeiiaed lite berm hater
the moth» of little Tommy Coleman
milieu! herboy. A 9-“,de
molly anti: that-uni has Alter
W)“ M W “JIM m.
trod the dead body oi the
Wit. . $2.? u“ m
u. lu—Tleeh‘
uiummmri'a'u‘lem WW
min-unwwsnwmmwm
to
noble. lib not likeiythat
outline-mummies
Muir-i.
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may
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mm” anemia mm
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drill m Welt m u
mailman-arena
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STABLE BEDDIIID.
. ‘Cleun. Economical. Healthful. at
no THE can or stilt. ,
H Al gmL'ro N ,
Cross Creek ‘
Hickory, Dal, Pine and elastic , t
Baied Hay and Straw I
Raymondllr
want, . . ,,
“but here’s out which will hear in
inspection you can give it; .
QLEAR' OUT OUR STOCK. ,
milder term than MUST will describe
Necessity knows no law»
and, as the highest necessity is alwoye,
the ruling principle, we are not looking ,4
for alternatives, we are simply accepting?
the inevitable. Hero is an n
dented opportunity for you,
“0311):
npi'ecea ‘
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COAL.
WOOD.
Fli‘" "'9, iii”,- .
others ,
non. L35. l.50& L753
lililiim' liliu'll l’liuhmielt‘n-«l
I
fill
Anolin-r int extra i'ltfll .‘vlylt'fi of
enchilnghams,
290- ,
$125 if
Reduced from $2.25.,
hi'l‘Ii'lAl. ii.\li(h\l‘.\'>‘ I‘I I J ;c.
7
LA Dl ES Now-r sold In»; than 3.1-.
SHIRT WAISTSIQChina Cloths
I‘lrli‘il-ilelllzi .in immvnw :n.«ni‘tnn~nt of
Flannels,
White lawns, Females, Sateens,
Camliiics, Etc.
Suiiuhlr for lt-m-h and Mountain
Suiting» zit
1 80.
our vird.
I
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@PEiciLEwmsis;
t’ '
50¢, aliens Outings
IndialinenWaistsi
I“?
(50.
Reduced from
i Lid
Dumet Shirts,
including a few Flaunt-ls,
(l.
t‘:|l'll. are marked way down.
SLSO.
.\n amine-i lot of lh'iillliltll iiiiwy
”RAD
Purifier. Amiwptir om!
muoomnthm puma (Miner
on”. there 3" mini nu _
«in mail you r‘II‘I‘H an 1
«mm it
height are“. See tmii F
"Will".
nature In Hire.
rm explaining: the
Dirt?! t m.
it. ’In arbitrarily Smooth.
AIRS
IIIIIIIIIIIE
KILLER
DORIS All. music
it i» room-«int in tonal admibt lint iumrhlna
lion illlli'l‘till‘li in tho runn- oi all din-aw. and
we ”aim that no int-divine ranmwdiwnae no:
lo» it linoilio- romhinml v untitle- uf n Ill-uni
Thin umei‘l’ul
armi-
We
ill! hm No
its».
mom» or 7
“Who
Gents' Sati
Come
PARASIILS
831534.50.
$5.00.
Snow oi thew imw lit’l‘il
Sold at $6.00 and $100.
“$2.50“
MISSES’BEEPEBS
With the liitmt itiljiieliililx' let.
500-
:md iliiWiifilH.
$1.00
and upwartla.
v o
her No
more.
It" «mum
meteor m
.. income, W: aw
om. ..
inn
WHY NOT DRINK
iiiLLIilii.’
OTB
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LIAM
All itimln of
Him iii. N anal l0 yin”.
$5.00.
limit: Price
'“Iiiliifillflpis 50-
and upwanb.
32.50.3150. + ~
Demorest
$5.00.
Tim none timegmdeho
av prick“ . u
mm t
The home oi our
liDIES’ liOlEiS
lit TAKE. “RAVI! and flhhlmfi. In
he will will!!! of wet.
which in» W for o yew.
Mt! Price. “ODD.
SAFE,
I: .
1‘”. ,
T H E EAGLE .
Ililil'i' ROIOSTED BIDYOlE.
iiicncii iii no.
‘l.
x : _,'\\
. Surah “*3an
SASHES,
'HAMM ocKs
Thisuheeilms been thoroughly tested and
mount {all to be u favorite among wheelmen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
.\gcnt for Sorwalit and vicinity.
imirr 3‘ lint umwl ~ifl't‘l. corner day.
i'. ii. Box 17:9. Ninth .\‘urwnlk, 1‘:
THE '-
ritzziini
Woodward Homestead
iIID iDJDIIIIIlG llllllliiIDS
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Wmniwnrd. Lowmlcs and Lin-
coln avenues. Prim: $350 to
8450. Terms to suit purchaser.
vanty-tWo lots sold this year.
For f urihor inf urination apply to
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.
HALE’S "
Bough Balsam
“Hop n-
WILD DHEIIV,
iiOIEIIOOiO.
Wire Window Screens
Machine,
$l9.50
iii. S.SMITH,
m in Tom
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
WI
.i
Economy and Bonita... ,
Gasoline Stoves
THE iiiiiini
Ito"! with bill
in one in this to
Call and See Them.
Willi ii MI I my '
Will
irritant-villi W
insomnia. _
Vanuatu-mm“
. I v
II Ill. Ill”.
ureter-mi; mi do all the M
trimmer-rinse“. . .'
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Norwalk Chronicler