hell: wh
good ’ no” "
to throw away money.
they mean.
rhetendedtbelnattaresisr aslameonv
earned. The lewwsscsrriedoutiuevety
particular.
“I can say positively that there wasne
torture. that there was no burning of
flesh. that these was no disgraceful sensa-
tion while the men were In the death
chamber. Alter that they were in the sur-
ms' hands. Their conclusions will be
cfllcialiy announced In a shorttlme. As
these men lay on the table waiting for the
surgeona' knits therewas no appearance
of the disfigurement spoken of.
There Were No Scars Than.
”It is only natural that .ayoung man
inn oi vitality. whose life is taken so forci-
bly without shedding is drop at blood.
would undoubtedly show some signs of
the terrible struggle. Men who have been
hanged turn black in the facet BmIIer
was killed thirty-six hourn ago. llewss
M. Q» All.” nee. Who were
, at thehseuflaaCtaI-nat
fins-Westmumam'
mac-mum”...
mm July 1-11.. body omeiler,
dessert-m wkowas done todeathby
W Itflnleng Tuesday morning.
"Minersporterlaatevenlugut llul-
new. shop, on West One
' MMtrfllthstreat. Smiler
tb oulyoue oi thefnur murderer!
" bodywu clubbed by his mag
turn at him. 1 am not adoring any es-
cuse, but it stands to reason that he should
“There were no score when 1 saw him. I
» ,, preh~e~ 1 _
. he. multicolor. his
, . ., p ’ M‘i 'httQ-deinondifl'SIOO
thrnlenrtlc e. a I whot‘you ho is not
worth what ‘ou‘pay for it, the‘dl ereuoe '
f is literally til-own away and those who
. are rolling in wealthean scarcely afi'ord
of hard pan prices and you know what
u some on
Obsequies of Ex-Vice President
, At “tubing - a. ll. I
Hannibal Hamlin. sow York ..... 2 o l o 1 I s o no u 1
Pl .......01010‘30l0~510k
Batteries: Weird: and Clark. Baldwin and
some nature rooms moon! w“ c; “u
‘ MM“ ...... Iloglflgfltfiiill
lleltepeatelltel'rnlous .\asertlanl-Iob ------ I o 9 l 0 0 5“ I
was Contradleted by usual-v. Blur-r “mgr “4 WW 1"”-
pher That the lartyr Preside-e Did cfit aIL.'l‘eM;elaI1¢l‘;—« 0 0 it o |’ 0 (kl-Ill
T .n...
lot For" III-nun for a Second Tern. Boston ........ 0 ‘ l l ‘ 0 0 0 ‘__. l l
L'iflkson and
not embalmed, and the doctors had their and most Impressive ever held In this
ex-k'ioe President Hamlin were Interrod A, “ tune.
in the .aiternooa In Mount llopo celue- can-m... ..... e o a o o l I o 3—» l I
tevy. ""l'hefunerelwss one of thelargen Phlladslphls...0 3 0 3 9 I l 0 0- 7 I‘ll
Batteries: Butchlueon and littridgofileeen
state. All or the public. buildings and “6 Ckmmmfl mmmm
many private and buslneae houses were At Boeton— a u. a
Benton ......... 100150000—131
"’0" W “5'“ °' decomposing. draped in mourning, and during the after-
3‘ _.
. You have heard
' I4 Southalsin 8b. to. liorwsil.
« ComstockBros,
Coutur- to 1'- ‘I’sulv. .
I THE BASEBALL WORLD.
lathe-I League and American Acacia.
uua championship Games-
KA‘I’IOHAL LEAGUE
Bastion. Me, July “’1'” remains oi m‘ Viau “"1 “W-
31.11.13}. ...... onloolsrl—alll
, [bodies of the otherthreemenueva
M out at theposseesionofthestnts.
mm not seen by nuybodybut the
will.“ of theexeontion and the prison
M Thiswaethefirstmantodieby
Wtywhoep body had passed outoi
M (i th state and into public
, Afterlin 8nilar,thedead man’s first
wills. m“ dentin-law, hid look“ It
' “Immune-liar.
hyluanhnltatlonroeewoodcoilln. Noth-
h‘bntthefneeofthedead manconldbe
eni,bnttbathon plainly the evidences
'Iltheterrflrledeithwhichbehadmet.
mace, 30:11ny Burned.
' ‘lbe eyu had been burned away, the
I cheeks and the lower partoi the face
know nothing oi the body alter the sun
geons finished, for I did not go to seei .”
Dr. Hiram Berber, the prison physician,
who had charge oi the autopsy, said that
any report of a burned face or leg was an
exaggeration.
not burned at all. Smiier has been dead
so long that he may show signs of decoru‘
‘ am ' um.- d cted rod
D U l] bergcon u “no you believe the executions were sno-
Mull"
men died the‘instant they were touched by
the fluid. It acted like magic, and in, in
my opinion, the best method for capital
punishment." . as from private
rather flon- 8- 1“ Bum citizens. At 2
Rev. Father Hogan, who was at the jail o'clock a specinl
noon. at the time of the funeral and the
passage of the funeral coriege, all business
houses were closed, and every one united
In paying tribute to the distinguished
dead. At 10:30 n. In. the body was escorted
from Mr. Hamlin's lute residence to the
Unitarian church by a guard of honor
from the local Grsud Army post. at which
place the body lay In state lmm the time
of its arrival until ‘3 p. m., and was viewed
Prison Doctor Barber Denies It.
“The men were all killed at once and
lion."
sections of the state.
llauy Well Known Me
The decorations ut the chi -h were very
beautiful. The floral offerings were prcr
fuse, and come from men distinguished in
oflirinl life as well
"Therein noquestion about that. The "an"
by thousands of people who came from all 4r
cluttering); (O‘Brien and diurphy; sumo
itliiltn d ‘-. Ah.
I n ” I'r GURID “1’ 0006“
‘ other 3mm poatpoued on acmunt of
rain. . Mar/lam 30 900!) I new
. a
result) Amuarlox. SHE w LL TKB ATP
A‘ Providence~ 8 2 l ’1 T: ‘ Dena ‘ .0me
.0 3 U 0 A a— 5 ‘ I
teen-m: ...... soulioooodalm-s I.“ 1:13:53“
“gaunt-lee: ltysu and Burke. shrove audtbl I “m “In.“ “flu...“
unmaur'm pus-amt... at.
AlSyrsmae (morning game)— nice ”nonunion we toms-nun
reconvene—231-..... W.,.., H-
.IollosOOx—tsl
mum. and um 3: .. ...- ITEllilill BIISIIIESS DDllEliE
STAMFORD. CONN.
Afternoon gun»- n. I]. I
a) ‘a
my g g g g g :5 .5 3.; g : om runouon EilTIliEilliliIAEll.
” H ' > ,5 like! “i A practical. Business Training School (or
. ' Tillhhflt'rl. Mudrutsenlcring..lurln drawing
out: be tilted to fill lemons in i no autumn.
If n E l-iu-ry business, brnnr taught thoroughly. The
Albany J b 0 I 0 9 'l '3 y - B - mlimia“iirstclnm” inequipmcut.nnlin‘rry
[Albumin t) i) D i) 2 0 2 0 3.. 6 'J I drpsertmcui In charge of competent inelruc-
iletteritw: Devlin and Brown. Tuylnr m lure. Serniron-ut-logne. Address.
on execution day, said: “i do not believe
that Smiler was burned in the chair. 1
saw the four bodies and took particular
notice of Slocum, who lny near the end of
the table. There was not a mark on his
face and his body was also free from uny
sign that would indicate be had been killed.
Smiler was a. couple of yurds away, but
there were no marks on him, or at least I
did not notice any. and I out quite certain
that I would have seen them if there were
any. lily opinion is that the discoloration
was the result of a terrible charge of olec-
tricity on is full blooded mun. nod that it
did not show until hours after the man was
dm’vv
Blisters Would Be Rained.
ALBA“; July il.—l)r. Samuel B. \Vnrd,
one oi the oilicini physicians at the execu-
tion. said when asked about the burning
of Smiler:
“I am pledged to secrecy. As it 1:1,ch
only repeat most emphatically that death
was instantaneous and painless, or as nonr-
ly [minions as it is possible for death to be.
As for any murks on the body of similar I
will say limit it is by no means on rim-our
mun liiitlg {hr lithium In lie l'nlM’d upon
the skin by the application of u current of
electricity.
” Now. suppose the flesh of one oi thine
men was burned; leuy. whnt of If? i tell
you frankly and honestly that dculh moi
instantaneous. From the instant that the
electric current was first applied every one
of those men was unconscious. lie was
not bed until the heart bud permanenly
ceased to heat, but the heart in every use!
ceased to best In ouo-Ilth of the time the;
it takes to kdl a man by hanging.
But new» Dead.
“ lie was dead to all sensation the in-
stant that the current struck him
“The appearance of all four was not as
repulsive as the corpse of one mun who
had been hanged. The disfigurement. if
you wish to call it that. was not as great.
When a man Is hanged his corpse is not a
pretty thing to look upon, but there was
nothing repulsive In the appearance of any
of thesemen. lt is hardly reasonable to
euppoee that any man could receive such a
current of electricity as was applied to
these men and show notrsoe of it upon
the skin."
SUICIDE IN A SEWER. &
Incl flatbed ot sell Destruction at New
York.
NEW YURI, July ll.-A novel method of
shuffling of! this mortal coil developed in
this city at 95:30 last evening when an un—
known man about twenty-eight years oi
age committed suicide by plunging head
foremoet Into a sewer throu bthe man-
holejst Twenty-sixth street an Third ave
nee.
ricsrrh was made for the body, but it
was not found. having probably been
washed toward the river. The search was
resound today.
wweeeversd with blood-red scars which
tu electric fluid had left. the bridge of
thnoae had been burned clear to the bone.
4 . Ind the eyebrows had been singed till
there was nothing left to show where
they had been.
, There was no mark of a surgeon’s knife
uoiaphyaieian’a instrument about the
hen; neck or headof the dead man, and
the terrible disfignration which he had
undergone seemed clearly the result of the
impede! the electric agent. The places
whue the iatalelectrodss had been pressed
against Smiler‘e forehead were plainly up
“mt .
no Alto-pt a Failure.
,_ Oueeeh temple of thedead man there
was a distinct round imprint a little
lawman asilver dollar. It seemed as
if some hard, smooth substance had been
useful or tightly pressed against his
finaehead.
namrk that was left was similar to
that Melly the lining of a tight but after
worn a long time. Over the right
mthediek on that side had been nearer
“I. water of the forehead than on the
“her side. On both the right and left
these round Infll'hls which were
y made by the electrode. were pluin~
visible under the strong light which
Mullulberg’s lamp east upon the
dead man's ieaturea lf. however. these
marks were made by metal electrodes in-
to pan eleetrhzity into the head at
“Whit-lino“ seemed as if the at-
” had been a failure.
In. a M of light-lay.
fiebhkandhl‘uemarka on the ion-
“. where the metal disks had pressed,
wwehsagulsrinsbapa lunopartofthe
I
“ii
i
on
than: and produce a bloody eur-
“nah-the contact more per»
he. the appearance of Smiler's
Baa-Ideal! the electric ilnld had
he. , and had cov-
Bm‘eiaeellh a flash oi light
mmtheeyeaand scorching
all!!! in m
llllidl {
ll. g
oil
‘iégi
ii; i
ii: i
m
a ttle over six Inches long.
dead man's face was periealy
course was clearly marked. lt
right eye at the upper
i an Inch from the under
n a straight line diagou
face to the inside of the
E
ii?
at
E
dill
l
3
ea
In. tho lleetrode Rested.
marked contrast with the human
fight shock was that upon the
was much longer and broader.
as thug]: a Welles hsdheen
man’s check by a reth
conjunction with these two
on either cheek. the nose oi
dndlasnpraesntad a significant ep-
The center '0! electrical til»
oi about: the 5;“ In
than”. t nose. owl ore-
hadsadmetbs central bridge. lien
“apatite! the ehctrode hadrested,
m never petal tohsve been in-
t-Mthattheeuneut should-near soy-
W
or
E
g}
The India em.- legatta.
New Your. July 9.--'l'ho onions in
charge oi the rowing regatta for the chant-
pionship of the middle states at Newark.
N. J., have decided to have theevents, in-
eluding trial beats, on Saturday. The oil‘-
cials believe that by starting promptly at
0s. m. and running on an event at each
neeeediug half hour they can complete
the programme More dark. .1. F. Mur-
hy. or the institute club oi Newark. has
appointed judge of the course.
In flayed Peter.
listless, Conn. July 9.4mm ll. Toto
tie. traveling salesman for Warner l 00..
of Hartford. ciothiers, has been missing
from his home In this city since last Thurs-
day. He ran two clothing clubs here and
took In about sumo. lie hedablmttl,”
«(this In thebank hot draw It out some
time ago. It Is said that he lost heavily
ill-sins when
“hooters can In I!“ have.
We. it. It. July 9.th
Charles While. at the Eastern layout
hereto-es ii therelsanypoeslblswsyoi
reviving interest In the national gene
'l‘weotyullre oi the thirty-eight sharesoi
stock were assigned to President White as
Wand he will look alter the club.
Charles Norton was signed asmanager.
Ade-tor Hating. Arrested.
Maseru. ll. Y., July anem- lie-
c‘srnomilslios. ii. Y.. slander oi the
new no We!
hashes
‘i
i
ill
33% l
m.
In ladies on a wen-sat
mm kl- forgerylatlieseeood
hark Wyiorglnztheosmot
a. t P. .nswdtesainstreusalaodupoas
El
chastise“.
AWMM
nisoIk. Jul lurk-beard of true
tessoitkel'iew mmmam
resolutions.
President Libby of the senate and many
others. Senator Frye and many other vlw
tinguishml citizens nrrivrd on regular
truius.
3:3) o'clock at the Unllurnn church.
edifice was filled almost to overflowing.
, The services. which were conducted by
Rev. .‘N‘. (3. “Pitch, motor of the church.
were
[marors tren- lion. S. l“. Humphrey. Sonar
tor Hair, "on. .\. (7. Benton». l’llilud.
Strickland. In J. Morse and W. S. ileu-
nett. .
dny contains as vigorous editorial by Col-
onel .\. K. .\lri’luro. in which In» says:
luy in llln public telegram to the “ninth-f
ex-Vicc President llmnlm is equnlrd only
by his arrogance in assuming to spent for
Abrnbzuu Lincoln in runners about which
Nicolay was never consultml, and of which
he bud no more knowledge than any other
routine clerk about [in-- \\‘bile llouw I
do not regret that Mr, Nicola)" Inns rn-imi
into n dispute that must lead to the clear
establishment of the exact truth as in tin-
defeat of Hamlin in INN.
greatly impair. it not destroy, .\‘iculny'p
hitherto generally accvpted claim to nun
train arrived in
the city from Port-
lnmi and August n.
which brought
Tito,
At New Haven» . II.
New llaveu ..U I 0 Il I) I) ll 5 x. . Lil
Bumdo ......... oilio000n_uuq
I:
I
President Merriliilusinessiiollege
STAN l‘tlllil DUNN. ‘
among others
. Governor Nur—
’ loigh. members of
- _ . the exec ulivc
’ ‘ " council, members
RANSIBM. ll.\.\li.l.\'. of the loyul legion,
Bulletins: Homer and Thvlsun. i‘ulluhau an:
Heliwugh. —
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
‘ Items of Interest Curt-fully Edited and
Condensed.
Unreal, a full blooded Sommole. con
vicluloI lnurdrr. has been shot rodent!
at \Vuheku. (ilpll-ll oi the Seminole lm
tiuu.
William Fitsgernld. is bright young
printerof Detroit. has bumm- insane upon
the subject of n [lemon cipher In Shake
spourc‘s works.
It is reported but unless Count rm.
Mllmilul’ denies t e story about i'rmu
Binnmn‘k recently circulated by M. iii
Blowitl. the Paris unrrospon-Irnl of flu
,. 7- -~- lmudou Times, l'olmt Herbert llimum‘k
1hr Nlmlnr~3lt9lure Controversy sun of tho excimucellor. will challenge
PlilLADELl'llm. July i9.—-The Times to the count to a duel.
George lluil. aged twonlyeight. a reel
known employo of the Erie rnllrund. mm
milled suicide-at \‘.iii',- Hum, with lulu.
anum. He had lhllllli: wuh hi~ u no,
A midi-grunt {rum Elihu: says the .~itun
lion oi the ("Milan lounge-nu in desperate
They have only 5m rules.
The funeral services were held at
The
brief. but impressive. The poll-
”l‘he ignorance oxhil-atul by John ii Nico-
mildly
WWI
generous MINCE PlEs
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
_—_.——-——-—
housekeepers.
‘itm hem-r pita.
. :e ciwaplmimluuu‘. remake
d . lL-(uw-urh articlmmml Insist on
be S . .-
MCRRELLIL SOULE. svuscuat. NJ
Governor Hill has. «mm-cl tho cxlrmiiliot
papers oi Walter :7“. lion-slum. the young.
English “Thriller of alleged noble lineage
and he will be soul but)“. in Georgia to in
tried for forgery.
Pmicstsor Mendenhnll, of the (must am‘
geodetic survey- and l’mft-ssor Mrnmm. m
the ugrirnltuml department. hove heel
appointed no tho American Behring eel
conlmissionere
Turkey‘s refund to allow certain privl
logos to the orthodox Greeks ut the Holy
Sepulchre in Jerusalem may muse lroubh
with Russia
The dismissal of Mgr. Folrhi, custodial
of Peter's pence. from that prm M the
Vatican, has caused a sonndnl in [bi F
church circles in Rome. lie Ilflulnifl‘ ,‘
with the funds and lost, l
President Dine. of Mexico. favors rec
iprocity with Uncle Sam.
Joseph Wharton. John I. libslr. Alt-x I “.21
under llrown and other bondholdereof the
Oregon l’acilic ltullroml company urge Ibt
mrgnnimtlou oi the company because
It will surely
rncy as the biographer of ldncoln. but he
can complain oi none but himself.
II. “no Linrolu's Cunfldante.
“i saw Abraham Lincoln at all hours of
the day and night during his presidential
service. and he has himself abundantly
testified to the trust that existed between
us. llsring had the direction of his battle
in the pivotal states oi the l'uion. he doubt-
leae accorded me more credit than I merit:
ed. In all of the runny grave political
emergencies arising from the new and
often appalling duties imposed by inter
nioeue war, 1 was one of those culled to
the inner councils of Abraham Lincoln.
And no man ever met or heard of John G.
Nicoiay in such council; lie was a good
..ts
'uvl'm
n’Jl Ilm
m, nlnwrlm
.ii I . '
i MM
”'83 & PRIHLEY (19.. Eli-hart. Ind.
(alum uni FRUIT
cucwmc GUM
In all wM
(or L?
V “humor-Is
lfl-‘h-tzM‘flm
I‘
Write a
they allege. espreeidcnt and present lie
eeiver T. Egenton llogg has wasted bond!
worth “would”.
Dora Shaw, at one time a well known
actress and leading lady. died at the For
rent borne. Philadelphia.
J. Palmer O'Neill, president of the Plus
burg Notional Magus club. succeedediz.
getting Shogun. shortstop of the Minus
spoils club. He paid the letter club Null!)
The si-nnputti of Mauipnr. condemned
to death ior baring directed the murder
oi the British oillcere. in feigning insanity
lle refuses food.
mwhsnlcal. routine clerk; he was utterly
Inefllclent as the secretary of the presi-
dent; hla removal was earnestly pressed
upon Lincoln on more than one occasion
because of his utter want of tact and fit-
ness to his trout. and only the proverbial
kindneaeof Lincoln saved him imm die
miaeal. liis biography of Lincoln is in-
valuable us on accurule history ol the pub»
lic acts oi the Lincoln administration. but
there Is not a simpler or page in the inner
nomd attributes of the man the! Is not
urdened with unpardonabie errors
“by Llaeoln Prelomd Johnson.
”1 now repeat that, in obedience to a
telegraphic request from President Lin-
coln I visited him at the White [loose the
day before the Ilsilimore convention of
will, At that interview Mr. ldnoolh
earnestly explained why the nomination
of a wellanown southern man like An-
drew Johnmn. who had been congress-
man, governor and senator by the lever oi
his sure. would not only national!» the
Republican party and the government. but
would greatly Ieaeen the grave peril oi the
lbs Is a Well Ila—we Pills-thrown .0
Connecticut.
Kassie Cm. July lulu. Elisabeth
Stamford, Conn, has been adjudged In
sane in the probate court.
lira Thompson ll well known all over
away to charitable societies more than any “""‘" '
minted an the friend of abolition due
leg the late war.
so. presented in congress the turnout
Ittou oi the Confederacy by Ito
mos. lie believed that the elaletuizn
to the vice presidency of a «moisture
WERADAMS
lifllli
ldhhddl
It i» tutm'flh‘ll law-ind adouin that («rumma-
Thompwn. the ”M VMI‘MM‘W‘“ 0' lion cmirmlml is the canes- of all dismaml
we claim that no trmdlrilu- cammredlsraseun-
ire-all but the combined coalition of a lilo-rd
Purifier. ?nt|se‘pllr :itsd Tllhlifi‘ This aiwcrixfl
' m mttnnalon slots errnenls m not amen
“a {Jilted ”fiat Bite h” probably hereby as‘nlstint nature to cure. “a
mu man you circulars irw. rtplsiuias the
d other woman in America. libs will here mrrnllmur of d
It Ii. We Mal.
lhmih' Kuwait. t'onn.. or 7
height street. how l'urk l‘lly. ‘
MI. u
it ', .1 Thatqaltog
kind of puint“ you wontato amp
but, here’s one which will beor'nll;
inspection you can ‘gi o it: We MUS
CLEAR OUT 0 STOOK.
milder term than MUST will describe
the situation. Necessity knows no law
and, as the highest necessity is always.
the ruling principle, we are not looking;
for alternatives, we are simply acceptin “
the inevitable. ere is an nnprece-é ~
dented opportunity r you.
Grandvllgolion Sale" PeatMOsE
l70 Cl-lOlCE Lors.
IIN ELY AVENIIE AND DTIIEII STREETS,
Being part of the well-known
SNDWIIEN
Only anhort dixlnnce from the centre of the- ('ity of Sonfh Nurwulk,
AT 2:00 I'. 31.. on the premises,
SATURDAY, July 1 i
w. -ll\'—-—-—»
WILSON H.
., ennui.
AN D
And the lilktlll‘t can he puld to the bank of t
payments on t sch lot.
in such a good location, at auction flirt“ and on
with the .\URWALK SAVIXHS st 'lhl'i‘l'. and
the foundation of a home of your own. and be
[Hope and uiditiounl information. to
WILSON H.
Dr THIS "DEFIDE. or office of
juB i
This property will he sold on Very may terms.
lD per cent. and Auction Fee, day of Sale.
Heine's full Military Band will render choice selections before and
during the Sale. Don't miss this chance to secure a Home Site
BLACKWELL 8t 00-.
67 Liberty Street. New York,
WINTHRDP H. PElllll, Nomad. -:,
sun: Brooms. ‘
Clean. bone-deal. Wat
no THE, can or “SHAVE,
HAZ Ego N :
Cross Creek
' COAL.
Hickory, on, Pine “mm
3190:).
Baied Hay and Straw
DRAIN Alli) FEED.
ESTATE,
00.
ID per cent. August lst,
he Surwulk hinting: Hm-lety. in $5.0! monthly
Raymondilrmhers. , i
TH E EAGLE
uonr ilDADSTEil illil‘iillE.
SAFE. PDIDTIDIl IliD FIST.
surh invorale terms. Hermit your savings
ll'\\‘lllgnlut\zkrllh paying or out-lot. Stun
[.\llrll’ENlll-ZNT of LASIA) ms. Send for
DOrion Point,
(GREGIIIIV'S POINT)
>1 ll'TIl SUTHVA LK.
now OPEN.
BDIlliiii, litmus All) FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
If A REA“! will connect of 5mm. .\‘orwaik
with trains on the New York Mill New lion-u
rsilroad.
a. E. lSEWER.
Dissolution.
'U’I'Ii'l': i- in will given that ilw n-up..rtlu-r-
a «hip lu-irlnfort- cumin: >~l\H-t‘il J.
Van .\unn- oml Elbert Valenti .
mm llalllr of .i, 1.. You Nnmr .\- (a. ,
~z.n diwvivul by mutual run-mm.
John ll. Light will rem cl for all hiliu dut-
lIlr uhuw firm. and Ill bii s payable by llirlu
uill lu- milk“ by him:
.i. L. \'.\.\' NAME:
lildlliil'l‘ \'.\I.l:.\Ti.‘3lI.
.\‘unlh Summit. Jnur “5.1.1“. luill t!
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY.
For the mnvc-nn-nm‘ n! llu- many friends
alu- nub in \i-li Illwrt‘uiv u-un-liry. the n:—
smuiliun will run it \Idmlnrllrilll 'I'hnmluy
undSntunIny nftrrmavn-. leaning nmr Nor
Milk Hotel.“ 2.1», in» and LII llrlurninx
will leave liuv (‘t-luuti-ry ni 3.5!. full and chili.
T‘urv. iii-unit.
new
i'llSN.
“ llll‘llt'l’ lilt-
le lllh
EXIN Til-IMAM”. Supt,
J. 0. JENNINGS, "
Paper Hanger,BalnimineM’ainler
And dealer In
ITAll PAPER AND BORDERS.
ill .\‘urth .\Inin street. So. Norwulk.
lienmio- bmks of full line lsrmt Myles o
I’sprrw. Murders und Hill .\Innidlnu taken in
helium fur impaction. on not ire b) p- mini.
no it. lid int-ties cheerrullv oi ven.
Morning. iioon and Night
Mum: AAAAA
lDXATDIIIB.
um Bottle Thoroughly nominees.
It In remarkable how many . wh- there are
who haw the! tired in'lm w mmm iothlnk
not no lune-rt Nomi lat nothing mod hr
dom- for H. 'l' oy would not il‘ml‘dl‘rirsa
statesman from an Insurgent state that
lid been restored to the ill-Ion would dip
arm the enemies oi the Republic abroad.
“.\‘o lnlimstion. no trace oi prejudice
against an. Ilamlin was eshiblted. and I
well knew that no such consider-elicit
could have influence! Mr. Lincoln In such
an emergency. lint he believed than a
t public achievement could be obtained
the election at Johnson. and interned
to Baltimore to work and vote for John;
picture" .msnelpation," [tainted by Frank
Carpenter. fills is our seventy years old,
sndforthepastfiv years has been pas
tialiy paralysed d unable to animals“
distinctly. Mrs. Thompson has aboutm.»
DOD worth of pmperty in Kansas ifilty In
the hands oi lurid McCormick. and In
order to get this In the hands of a curator
the proceedings here were Instituted.
The proceedings were Intrigued by lire.
'l'hotn 'e relatives In Connecticut and
WHY NO‘I‘ DRINK
If the) rmiirmi how I’t‘ltlll seriou- Ills-mot
M ‘ is. Tim they think or Mt)‘. ”It will u
o alter aehlio.‘ \l‘nalumltmmnlhe an
ultimate wanna-as which all esmience
all" a loud day's work but that ALI.
liIlNIi'i."WilltN l crimping“ whirl; u
N ‘i‘ h I "I‘ )WI’I’II E K‘ "I"!!! III
thin the Extrusion be Him-hid and
ready for wort. l is s athlete to allow
this romiiiiou to continue as the body they
mm immune osmium] Inoml movrry,
some disc-r. mm ”In a (mu-hold.
. 1
I
m,slth hagalust alimypereonsl
WWW W
The 3mm Telegram ”em-eel.
“Hr. lesy’s bile telegram to lira
Hamlin saying i t the [ongoing stew
met It 'eotirely erroneous' is asimpn:
dentasltisfslsemnd the correctness oi
my alumni in not even lumpy];
contradicted by Nicolay's quotation trout
Howie. outta eeatrarydlleolsy’seute
sleet gives in hlshhtory ‘ l- y
that motley endless n; at
and get
Aim! Imam.»
Mamas. it. 1.. July was
“mum-millage“
Modmhwelanaayyesrsweewita
”autumnal-siren “moi
uncommon-ed
.. little
“3.5:... sputum. "r.
HEAL
It" runes-es
enclose! sum.
same I“. ”All.“
C... I? “I.
“The be mutt-at or it!
Minna l the “i
the Yeats“ ui linpup
tensile no we lothenmi no cm. i
gorillas and rllailm the blood. regulates the
“ration and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSDA'S SPECIFIC
In a more on» [or
this Ilil Fem all Ilillil.
”lb tf
lightened“.
Will ‘40“
em , our:
Elston " RAYMDND
II IDITII IAIN "ABET.
mmmm BUICK). SOUTH NlIiiWAlill.
mitosis
“all. CLAIB, W. mom.
META”. Wit. 11108.
cm “summonses
‘ im-
Iii! noon "valence ounce
" BEU. ISLAND.
m silrnl piano for m-himl practice}.
Alsn tho n lrbrnled 'l‘rrrs and Pond Piunm.
with all their meme. including Loft-slop M.
turbulent. mu . awed by calling onnrnililreso
N. K. FERRIS,
Organist of the Xm-uulk .\I. E. i'lnm 'n. and
[rat hr-rnl l’luthlrcnnulnl Harmony. I’n-si»
:Irnu' :a) Wm: utruur. i'. u. iii-x l:il..\nru‘uik.
.\t hnmc .\inulluyr. Tillll‘NIzt).~ flllll Fridm-u.
from it in l: to: ‘. m
x ~ e .
s. r' ’ _ 2', ‘» This wiioeihu been thoroughly trail": and ‘ "
”9:" 3- "if. . 37"" cunnot full to be a favorite among whoelmen.
41/ x
7
s. n. DIilES, Dradulle Optician,
HDMER e. HDYTN'IS, ll ilo. Main St
ii‘.‘ - : Hui EUR“ 1 'H {Sh-aim! mm ~. i'um
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for .\‘orrvalk and vicinity.
Office 9‘ RI 'mond street. corner day.
l’. 0. Box 5. . South .\‘uru‘ul‘... FL
THE
mi‘.’ 3m
L- '.~-~ grullil'l {run pron-turmoil nr
n r at “Al Lon». .\‘nlbfnvlmn glluzztni‘efli
km imm- iur hating rum.
Woodward HomeSIead
Seaside Collages To Let. Ill IMOINING GROUNDS
Tu‘n, thrw. fiw. viglil and irn r-mnx collagen
In lei by llu- wrrk or M‘AL‘OYL
ADHIH’IS’4
Foster Bros.,
uni
To let for Season or Term of
Years
South .\‘nrwuilt or linubury.
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Womlvard. Lowndos and Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
$450. Termsto suit purchaser.
'I‘Wenty-two lots sold this year.
(i l“ u‘m'v
ing in the Horse
IiDIIEIIDIiiIII.
TM All) TDLII
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALKCONN. ’
Economy and Comfort!
lililt '.
lasoline Stoves?
Ami mid Harland Expense
tile Summer Season.
We have the very he“ has
on: mum
II All Oil“.
Wiilbshe.mok sud do all the mg; ,
Line.
é De
: (I)
- E
g 3‘ z é For furtherinfornmtion uppiyto
. . o
.33: :35: E
gag; (I) At noon a. town.
”‘75; m o
u.’ 3) :: 5 O
{gaeg < a OrChrIstlan Swartz.
5'52? o HALE’S'“ "
e 5235.5 D- 2
:2 Dough Balsam
P“ 5 I
>a§§§u I 8 «AW-w-
SE 55 mm DiiEilill.
“t .-
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I:
Roadsters, Heav
TO HORSE BUYERS.
Trotting Hui-see. Pacing Horses. Fine. Coach llorsos. Elegant
Blii l Tut nlluncwnl
a"
- “VIZ MIL! RIVER.
BABY AID DIIII. DAIIIIADEB.
11:9an manufacturer oi baby arrive.
new oliers finished work for Mic in live til en
eel st lean! rennin nae; alsoaxrest variety
of his ies and trimm up. at prit which wi l
ow
Ediiiuilm'“ and cam. in suit ii»
I .
’ stove with half the tronbh and um
his men.
FRANK sorts-ran ......... ,
"’“V. Call and See them. +
FURNITURE
GREAT placenta.
M“ M. .,,._...4_.W...m
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Norwalk Chronicler