Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 5, 1895 · page 3

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curing a cold.
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' done DoWitt'r Little Early
. Mia e good they will doyon.
In good lor iodrmtioo.
he, good {or liver curt:
oonrtlpmioo. They are
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reelection! Hero.
“‘~' Chflbungc. 0' m
.- ehmbdieonpolir,
. ~ that two or three

' - trutworthyureonreneeded
wty to not upriretedetrctire
instruction. Experience in
- it outpace-nary tomooaeo. He
we criminal [operand will send

you may enter the proleaeioo
. him nt lodiuepolie. ind.

“might to know this: DeWitt'p
, ”tracer Salve will heal e born ml
the pain inrlontly. It will cure bod
themed hands. ugly wounds, tom,
w Powell-known cure tor piles. G. A.
0m l 00.. ond G. C. Slilleon.

V f0. W, 0. Bur-Jinan, eheril'l of Tyler
00.; W. V... npprecirwe o good thing
i ' doetnotheeitetetoeayeo. He was
prumted eirh n cold when he
I bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
. Beam: "1t gnremeprompt
» it to be rn’inulmblo rem-
. it llyfflm‘hndcoldr.” For air by
alum, amulet. ‘
‘ l; .. gluten. flinote Cough .Cu'e
; .-. .- .. I, medicine that reliever at once.

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lowing persons in the tower, at m
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had We; at

Therm toning
Mun-"your! till-witch: the m

' kiln mi of the littlc town oi Wk.

who then-rt brutally conducted of nanny
bottom by White cope in either Sullivan
er Drlnwrn county. .

eye'- ”at me o! the rougher clemont ot
the neighborhood, and conuqnently they
undertook to punish him.

Mn. Berry become the mother of to
child room ri'rnooth two. A Inn-ll ulter-
wnrd theybnby d" ' The old Women of
the neighborhood, who fillrd the hour!
at the Berry» bluntly alter, found 3 mark
on the dead inlant, and pronounced it I
witch's mark, and the etury Wm irpudlly
mead tlmt a witch limi camped
death.

Mr. Berry 1mm in» btll and «lumped him
in the mow, “ripped him at him gur—
meotrr, and while he lit-used and payed
for deliverance- they danlml him lrom
hood to loot wrth tor. 0M! went into the
boon. ripped open it luatlwr lied, and the
radion- covered their victim with the
{anthem

They than re‘cntered the home and
tore the clothing from Mr». Berry,nnd
dupite her rcrenmr nmi [ti-rulings for
mercy they rnreeml her with tar nod
sprinkled her with fmtmrs.

When the story was lint made public
it found few believer». hut theme who live

,in Long Eddy, a ntntlon on the Erie Rail-

,wey, about ten miles dirtnnt. declere
(hot all that line hero told ol thin blrv
herons treatment of the livrryn in true.
In one immune they broke up a religious
meeting out of sheer wnurmmeg. 1n
noother they took umbrugr immune the
tencherof the public ochnol returned to
drink Ind coroner with them and they
succeeded in zrently demoralizing the
«hoof.

At Livingston Manor, n nation on thg
Ontario and Western Railroad, nbont
twenty miles mt oi Acidnlia, there have
been several White Cnpontragen. Hanlncl
London, a New York clothing dealer, was
one oi the first rlctlnro. 11c ntorted I
clothing otnre in Lirinunton Manor lut
June 3nd nodenmld the local merchant».
He received threatening lrttrr» brat-inn o
nkoll-nml cram bone», and in» hours: was
finally [unmarried with heavy limiter by
masked man until the annoyance ho-
came no great that ho had to rrtorn to
the city.

Then lollnwed the pcrmvcutlon of John
Carl, n mmic teacher, who rm» ducked
in the mill pond one night by White
Cup:- for being drunk. L'psm rrrnyrinim;
to reform he escaped ‘tlfll’lo'f Dunlap
totiorr.

Patrick Edwardo woe ducked in the
Willowemoc {or n aimilnr adenine and
told to leave town, which he did. cht
was Benjamin llitt, 3 [arm hand. He
incurred the displeasure of the “’hite
Cape and was notified to lure. He took
the advice.

At Kingslmry llill, just over the Sulli—
nn county border, in Delaware. the
White Cap» appears-d on Octolm'b before
the boom.- of Emuwt Home. and threab
ened to blow up the building with dynw
mite. Morn», it With change-i. hull taken
new-Menu year old .llnry llmt from her
hnghaud, to whom she hml been mnrrimi
lenntlmnn year. Marne berm-ruled hut
home and armml himnll and Mary with
ohotguns, and bade defiance tn the bond,

ey held a council of war and «ironic-ll
retreat.

Another White Coporrtmge has ill-err
”payroll from “'01! llnllnw, a little place
in the mountains ol .‘Uonrm- county. P5,,
near mmmlnbnru. "lite" ltncwn, with
his family. lire.» in “'4.” ”allow. in the
nummcr in: peddle» blackberries, com
and venetnnlrn, and is known by alrrmnt
every man. Woman and child in tin.- two
Stromlnhnmn. lie in aid to pom n
mum little (tumult-rice. ”it home was
Vinitml on Huturdoy night by is land or!
White. i'npm. They won whit. pillow
can?! nu-r their irmtle. Tin-y wry-mull")
the lmum nlmut trtlvlnlgm and woke tip
Brewer, who appeal-rd at the. remind
”my window. When he mtw their
mesh he roprn‘ng from the window, and
unto hill llrotlrcr'l home, rt hall tulle
away, nttlrerl only in his men: gal-mm“.

HOW TO BUY A HORSE.
mm In“ It": Your Emitter. linearly
in a llama 1nd:

An old honemnn nay», "ll you wont to
buy or bone, don't bell"! your own
brulhnr. ’l‘nlle no won‘- word for it,
Your eye in your marlin, Don't May.
harm in home». Unhltv'. him and lair
everything n6 but he halter. and lead
him around. it hr has a corn or in null.
or has any falling,” no welt. Let
hm go by hlmnll. not! ll he walk. right
into anything, you know he no hllmt, 5.,
nutter how clear Ind brain hi- on.
"a, he can't on any ”to" than a hut.
Mi him, tun,

ilorne norm all!” their workmen" or
trlclu in that way who ”try a...“ In
any other. lint he on uncut no '0' can,
you'll get tonight mrtlmn. item the
ggpcrt gnu quirk. A tum: my km); a"
no nice noel go o great we. and yet lure
Ito. Tirm isn't e nun who torrid tell it
Intll remarking happens Ur is any
Intervals hock. titre blur the whip
and all in am lor at mile or urn. then
nil at n Dodo-tr he erop- un the road.

’Alter o mt he run» mam, lmr he now-
“up. for good. nod nothing hot n derrick ‘

on alert hlnr. "

It I um em with his. feet wrvnd
apart or ethln with lilo hind legs,
the" Institution in his luim amt the
kidney» are Murdered. Jim" will"
hunt» the torus. ”loin. nullity cutqu
to him “1le moon hilmlnare or

here In» em thrown but; a ram-

her-re he Merriam hm When the
at. to ranch out me amt «it». not
mullyw them“. tire ham to o
my uter' not! dimmer; but. Never
“y n m who» breathing «mum m
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mmitnwuwu mud in limit
it in. Who rrt "ammo“
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Moon]. and John 11. lumen.
The intent rob-me (or . nutter-ground
‘ M by Chleljcnfllnm W. ‘
B. Pawns, who «rim tho cart 01’
building at mini: million: 0! dollars
it in propoml to tram» theentlreleogth
at New York by an underground road on
noon on n terrible when» rlnrllhe pre-
m Above Fourteenth etmt the
'trti‘yrlylnx rock pome- clone to the one
find tunnelling can he curried on
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end expedition, either by owning the,
rnrlnce of the street: or by working,
entirely underground. Below Fourteenth I
Itreet the rock llell deeper. and over it are
beds of unnlaple mods. The urvat bulld—
inzl which line Broadway would render
tunnelling through these mmda at my
great depth a very urinal» operation.
Along at great port of thin route. too,
sidewalk vaults extend to the curb line,
and these would have to he cut into and q
apart of them occupied in order to get
room {or-four'tnck road such as has
been advocated end prorlulormlly adopt
ed. The practicnl impossibllil y of making
such a mbway without tearing up the
whole utroot and stopping traffic on the .
able road hu been admitted. »

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. The “'3“ street rwindlersoprrale under
unmet that are calculated to deceive
persons with whom they (ll‘fll. Nearly
every WP” known meme in the financial
world im- been slightly diptortml and
adopted by tin- Inu-ket shop manipulator-b.
whtrnprrnle‘ what they call ”lnvvulment
cmulllrrrttfonn uni discretionary pooh.”
Such name-r, lor l'lfihtllk‘t', no Drexel,
Baring, Morgen. and Vamlvrblll. They
opernte Illlflmil entirvly through the
mailmnrnl it may be pnsnihlu that. the'
authorities who are making Mu‘ll unnu-
ous cflorte lodincuurngc tin-m may unc~
coed wrenching them through the l'nilrdl
Stolen lawn. An illustration of the’
methods lrlopted by these concerns ll,
'flfflkhtd by a recent nclrome 45‘! one o!
theta toeotrnp the clerk» of a big insur-
ance company in this city. By name
moon. or other the owlndleru got acid 01
the nutrient Ind Addresses of the clerk».
upward of 1.000 in number, and tor
several weeks each clerk lms been revolt;-
ing at hilt private address an artfully
worded circular ruining him tocnntribuu'J
nnywhvre from £25 to £1,000 tn 3 pool
which it mus userted Wan “we to make
money. The letter “ya: "We nature you
that you will make a fortune within six
month» it you will turn your savings
over to ur. There is :Ilmulllh'ly no risk in
the matter. lly "musing tugutln-r the
tummy of many hmml inl’mlnr» into one
large-Mint vw nn‘ ltlllu to opt-rate exactly‘
3.9 do Allnlwm l'ammucl. and George
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New York ncswr due.- (lumps hull wry :
and pin.» lrznr n pcrlw ‘. right ln ln- proud of
hem” in that rig-4rd, Wlwlhr-r it‘s
rulrnlzltlng to Tammany or whipping;
anrrmnny, or during or undoing other
‘hill“§ lmr numerum m nwmlun, pltvdoeg
them in n whole-hunted, npen‘hnnded
can u! way that in very l‘Ill~llt'rlIllllg to
would—be rivals. And now him has set!
nnotlrrr exnmple of brand gauge policy;

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in “lung the Manger Willllll lwr gull-x A
(honor to View 23 mile: of lu-r attraction;
and point: 01 interem l‘or lira t'elllfl.
That in a rule that for mileag» ”lune mn~
not. he approached in the Whuli‘ world. It.
would boa remarkable- thing to ride :rlong‘
tint many rmlel of ptmrlt- (or that price, ‘
but when one nu ride Hint dlsunce,
through the metropoliu o! Anwrimr lorn‘
nickel, ll is- omnvtlrinu to be vlnwlllr‘d in‘
the wur‘nlk wonderu. The trip lrrglnu at
156th Nrrrt om! Eighth Avenue and '
talker» a nmtlt o! Mnnlmtlnu inland by’
any of this li.ltlcry,~Ad\c-r‘llewr. {
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Jamie-n lioyllun Kennett will mun be
back In Sew York. Although lhl' [amour
owner 0! the Now York llr-rrllll hell I
perfrt'lly npwl‘nted private rtlllurlul room ‘
in In» new hulldlnu, he has appeared in l
it. I think. but one. or twice. and that at l
year no. Yet lew editor-n know Hu- inner
working; 91 ill: nrwupzlper mun! thorn
mhly. Mrzlienuett only in» m. um)".
Bah-n, or Monuco, or l’llrln, or Prawn
but he lit-rm in touch with lain putter by
melting the miller umlar the mwm hum.
Mr. lienmlt lmrlut more like hm (”noun
[other than he once did. There ix urn] ln
hie hnlr uml rrrmtrtche, and hm {vlttlll'fl
hora Imrlvwl into the ntrong lines that
lurked the elder Beurrett‘n lvalnm.
AltogelhrrJhe Bennett. of tollny look: a
punch brill-r mun then he dial filter-rt
yen- mo. For name rennin he Molda-
rm York nod Newport. A good many
your: no he an I but we tor the your)“
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'l‘hc mum-my brought out by the let-
ow investigation may well nature A com-
nutty long «contoured to «outlaw
from this room. In all tho homing:
brimlhe commit-e then has om no
more more aromatic. no "relation more
hurtling or (thinning, than when liaptnln
CMIPHJH toll uniform. diwlnyirm tho
lmlgrrio of thirty ynn’ "Hire, wu
noted to coolers. with deep let-ling nod
fllflzl‘mfl.lbl0 he lord paid a bribe at
him thou-and duller» for the captaincy
he now holds. and that he nor um with
m mulerotmdln‘ end lomltiun that it
wire logo on the Column-alum:- who up
pointed trim and who now by the up:
”fitment at it than»: Mayor m: u
o erlrrlul ”gimme on the hereto:
one at th clty’t troll“ ameth'flh
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100 pairs of Lounrbury, Hathewson 6: Coin line Shoes,:a little importectmorth 4.5.,33.‘
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.

200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00

2001pnirnLadies’ Upon plain the worth 3 00 at 2.00.

200 pairleadies’ Opera plain too worth 2 00 at 1.50.

100 pairs Ladles’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00. .

100 pairs Mirres' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.

100 pairs Misaes’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 00c.

100 pairs Children's 8} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25.294 95m

85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at l 50.

100 pairs Men’s Gaodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5}, 6, 6i, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congress and Loco, ka Soles, sizes 9, 10 andill. worth 2. 50,. at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Blochero, worth 2.50 at 1.50.

75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and aqaure too, worth 1.50 at 1.25.

80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75, at 1.00.

75 pairs Boy's Lace, worth 1.2"), at 75c.

Boston Hip Rubber Boots, .25 and plenty of them.

Men's Storm King Boots. 3.00.

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Tnls Machine is ‘~.‘ ade by.the
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Which is a guarantee of its merit.

NEW HUME SEWINB MABHINES Ill

ALL STYLES OF WOODS.

A. Dickerman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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