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Him M ‘ “a
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our foreign goods an import dimw With loor item to buy brood ml: to boy-rill: we or:
iii to UNDER BUY and UNDER SELL. Your own intelligence will More this clearly; still
you to shop and get price: olrowbero, then come and be convinced by ocular word.
.5, every make. ‘ .
Him Wins, the “Qumkmczd” only
. Offll’,
‘thfllfljcs, 23 different styles.
Porch
Simon Door
Dpcn evenings until 8:30, Saturdays, 10:30 p. m.
. . . . suMIuEB Goons.
0r ultl'Amotcur and professional.
bmmooks newest, best, cheapest.
some”, outside bumbrm.
Cream Froozors. the “Hero,” triple notion.
Lawn lowers, the “King” only.
tors, white mountain and (1‘ ooper 8; Mel-(cg, .
every style and quality.
.Imngfiorgeut variety in the city.
airflnfloufitrictl y guaranteed. me it
Everything in our house is warranted, delivered free and returnable for cash.
TURTEVANT,
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EATWESTBARGA’IN
STREETS,
new» Molt, convene“!
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Under
a
sin-Wot hmwm
memmhmum
will“.
“(In ”to
llwdnm it a milieu! of 017m. melt...
ml lu- bun coax-coil in turning m
the nor. ‘
lie in an “Wilma man. but cut.
moi mile 6 well. and him mollerliou u!
abdominal ”out: in which be In
‘fim micro! flatworm“ vary
a 'r.
The not; bulk in this while at
Ablmillo. ($3.. on llny ll. lbn'i. Col.
i'ruchwd of the Fourth Michigan (kw
my me: Col. llaruden of tho First
Win-mom. who Mormnd them that
Jrli‘ircob Doris and some other rotu-
lEvor Ollorod
Full
Guarantee 7’
end
on
Easy
Terms.
which is well at
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
a Specialty. Also as fine aliuc of Carriagcsontl Wagons our to be limml uny-
ihcrc ifithc sittitc to select from, and prices right. The place in
.3, ’ FACTORY AND“ REPOSITORY.
Franklin and Madison Sts.
SOUTH NUIHVALK, - . - v . .. ('“NNFAJTICUT.
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For Ingra‘in,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette ‘
CARPEES!
Oil Cloths, Linoleums ziudyhluttings, go to
A. Dickerman a. Son, ‘
. South :lorwalk, Connecticut
M Washington ,Street, - - ‘. . .
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BEST QUALlTY or WORK Arm: LDWEST rulers.
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‘1 if to nmwar shower.
'romt bellowing ill dinguiuc. and in tho
. magnum Darius and told him his dis-
; lunol up to opcru pitch."
Sum» [row Richmond bod crossed the
”it. like night below; that he bud
i limo billowing thaw [or two days and
"F 43.:le the right of way. Lol. l‘rilch-
. nil mum. and uttered to lend a part
.io! bu mglntcul, which Col. llurudou
:dniiwl. and proceeded wulh on the
"f mi] of ”I. Davin.
i windward alh‘rwurd horned that
)liv fl? won ouotlwr road in the some
Mirwlim.aud taking .. 130 of his but
.nlel menu, started to {allow it.
mm
NORTH ”Al" AND ‘NN £11m night they aux-idvntully um upon
all» camp of Mr. Davis's (any, which
an Wounded «and waited to: day
insist.
”All 1 ml. by in the morning.” said
3 Hr. fitmlinhn, ”moron! our men wont to
.l the ten! dmr. but wan-c met by u \vomuu
whom them in keep out. on thorn
Jim-m uwhciwd wmuen within. Soon
“i one: rho 031‘]!!in if we would let her
; moot; go I“!!! mine water. Coupon:
“5 two given. when out come a lull por-
} rm with a woman's vuurrprowf over-
‘I? drew on. and a email brown shawl on
herbal. Allin pull on tho right arm
land 3 negro woman lowing on the loll
""l‘bo loll perm: was eloopins; over us i
I concluded it
Morin! not hull thom. lrndcnround.
zoo» mmld not oni'cuwi. ,
"A nun of the mum: of Andrew Bee,
1 finale. who won owl: l‘or (’ol. i’ritcb- .
3rd. some up on the run. grubbcd both
; bomb lnlo lhtifronl ol lln; dross that
' mm hard on. ,jvrkwl it 0pc!) and said
in him: ‘Conn: out of thi<. you old
decill'
“barium this allno'lr, Mmigbtcnud
up and ninmmi armor. At the some
new be put his hand to his luck under 1
his sirens. l ”naught ho wa< nl‘lvr u re. i
rolwer. Xiidltfid‘l‘l‘l‘fil him with my car- .
W. Hill Mr». Burl-t lhrcw herself in j
lrrmlolt‘he gun and (‘l‘il‘i out that her I
boomed war. not ul‘mml. Doris thoui
lmlk oil in; dross nnd shawl. threw 3
lbwoutlw ground. 4nd started bucki
to him tent. The clothing in now in the I
War Dcpurtinenl. i. i
‘~'Wuen (Iol. l’rilchurd came up short» ,
ly flier. Darrin was sitting on u log,1
scrim line null from his trul. calm and r
and. (Sol. l’rilchzuwl who) him what}
lili- mule was H4: uus'wm'cd: l
~ ‘You nay call me what name you '
Wm". i
«an, Win-hard placed the prisoner?
in my charm», and n. wu sat by the fire I
gutMim‘ by [he noun»: of Lynch come;
up leading urine. buy horso and mid: l
“Jodie. lure is your homo; you won't ‘
nwl him any more; won't you give him i
Mi MIME“? ’ l
“hurls did 116i unmrr: but Col. l
lumibtbwli..m1e of hill '4?!“an m; brcama
all»! .
3 “! dull “my: one o debt of gull
lode to my profmion for opening to me
the doors of the artistic and literary
‘world 0! London. What I charming
sud helplul world it ill"
"Tounywu won inert-film on all who
mudn it wrong use of words. and pulled
the up uevorely for spouting of sum
trivial thing as ‘uwlully nice.” “What
into become of writers it [maple uil‘
moist upon mum-dug and vrlgurizinr
words of distinctive meuniugi‘ My
confmiou at hill just rrproof won forlu
uately uhortlivod. {or to my delight
mother guest. le‘llklllg soon after ul
something ‘awfully jolly.’ won soothed
and withered upon tho spot.“
“’l‘hero is u belief among certain
chums that the stone and immorality
urn oyuuuymoua. This in no pulmbly
blind prejudice thul it ucods no rol‘utu
lion. My obwrrutiou bus taught un
thnl. the greatest dangers of the theatre
uro :1 strong tondonuy to vanity, a cor
hiiucurclomnoo about tho grout mull
tics of lilo (which urn principally no
i
4 mur Axnnnsm,
[From u rot-out phologrnplLl
tired and um] for gaining dramatic
effects) und tho lororinb lack of repose
that uunlo the old nuo of Mrs. Siddons
nopitinblo. it is not good for an in
slrunwul to he strum: too high, and it
scours to me that lho uclormnu instru.
moot of muny ntrings~ia constantly
Rolorring to her refusal of upluy by
W. S. (lilbcrl, Miss Audit-(m says:
"In his munl umrminu,r way tho author
usliod mo if my reason for doing no was
bmnusnl found unyl‘niug gross it ii;
'for.’ sold 1m. ‘1 hour that. you halo
gross things so much that you can
hardly be induced to take your share of
the gross rwoipts."
"After so much kindness from tllr
public it M‘uluH unrrutoful to (lllllfll-‘h
that tho pmctico of my art. (not tin
slinly of ill haul grown us limo wont on
more nul moro distasteful lo mo."
“To bo conscious that ono‘a person
was it largo: for any wlto paid lomuk
it one: to live lor mouths ntn timn in
one groom. willi uncougcuiul surround
inns, and in on utmosphore seldom pun
clrawd by tho sun and uir. and to ho
continually repeating tho suiuo prwsion~
and thoughts in tho sumo Wordswtlnu
was the most part of my daily lifr
and bccuino so likc slnvcry to um llm
I resolved to cut mysi-lt‘ l’reo Immit.‘
CHEROKEE BILL'S LAST DAYS.
The Man Win: (‘up urcd Him, and thc
Scull‘uld on \Hlich llo Died.
The crimes of Chcrokoo Bill were in
only numcroiw. but. the coldblomlml
viciousnorzi with which he cummittcu
tln‘m gained for him the uppellutiuu ol
the "Gorilla."
Clint Scales planned with Rogers to
. f i r : 'i H .5: :
mildlowiusohorucmuo «firm on
a.
o‘erynzimry. and ile'ciurwi tlul ho would 39011“! ”If! dcuwrndo, and they plnyod
mm .321!“ Q)”; Per/{Nl'l‘till lllf’illltt‘d. Lynch] fl'lt‘lldl)‘ \Vllll llllll. Bill. llO\\’UVI'l',
rwmmuodwl with on will: g would never allow any ouo to get bu
... “What i; he l’roshlcul of‘!’ ‘ hind him, and cum ut dinner that day
, norm». homily 15 and 2-) cents. is
milling So Lirgefllbr Soilmall thét‘cannot Be Done Hang/(ell asfinyvhoro“!
.9
*-’[,ynclh nimlono of his ofiicors afterq
Winnie «pimrrellcd nlmul thia horso. and l
on licburdny morning. dint him. Lynch ,
ii {the noun: man who got Mrs. Duvio‘nE
$33.”th common); hvr valuables, said lo:
gmumnri «A» .M‘Vr‘l‘ill thousand dollars.f
3].... [hid it “our Mamu. nwl went there:
mod «got it alter he was discharged from
tho nrmuy. ,
*‘Tlliero (was no .vjo'lcul language used“
in my hearing except by Andrew Boo. l
whim he more open tho waterproof on‘
Mr. ll.wio."‘~—Ciiiwgo Record.
A FLOATIMG THEATRE.
A $0.11 Amusement Place on an
‘ Hiasionippi,
Probably lino most remarkable then-
fim in the world 1's ihnt which begins its
wiring mourn! fl‘ho Mimicsipi river this
W‘wurlk. It lea largo steamboat, ownod
bye (‘liicugo mun. provided with an
Willivn'ium. in which theatrical por-
l'ormommi are given ouch afternoon and
arming. The floating theatre bus been
doing duty on the Mississippi for many
yearn. and was once one of the grout
ultirncaliom ol‘ the life along the big
liver.
Umullyonly vaudcvillo piarformancos
one given on the boot, but sometimes a
drama is attempted. The actors are
minaret! from :all parts of the compass.
annual many of them are men and women
who mind high in their specialties and
who who ibis way of getting a change
oi mono inexpensively. Comfortable
«gunners; ow arranged on the boat for
bulb crew and actors, and they make
their {unwary home there.
boring libel night. the, boat moves
down upon the various towns on its
schedule. "In the morning the hoarse
mines of a culliope announce its pres-
me‘. Wilmer; a little bill posting is
(done prevmrly. and sometimes adver-
liniogin other ways when necessary.
The mm .altractmi by file noise of the
fitw'nfivpiono and the bright colors of
the muddy decorated bout begin to
come early. and by afternoon on audi‘
mm willing to pay the low price ol ud-
Wrrod. Alter the evening perform-
.moo We bun! moves on again.
Sula]. Though“.
All noble thoughts are prawn—Vio—
lor limo. ’
ate with his \\'iucho.~lor arrross his lilp.
After finishing lho mcul be upprouchod
llio fireplace and stooped for a. logo!
with which to Him a cigurolto. \vln-x.
Sonics knocked him senseless with .\
poker and placed handcuffs on hie
wriwts. l-Io was tnkou to tho Fedora
jail at Fort bmilb. Here he and mm.
dcspernto clnu‘nctoru in “Mm-dorm}
row" planned an escape, and in 5mm
clnndostlnn nmmicr Bill wus furnish-r.
with u rovolvor. At meal limo on Jul _\
26. 1895, Bill made a. dash for Iibcrly.
:md shot Lorry Kcutiug, a jail gum-d.
dead. He fired four shots at another
guurd. but missed, and was overpow
cred and placed in his cell and kept
them to the hour of his execution. Al-
ter being plnwl in his cull ho gobbled
like a turkey and slrultctl proudly. A
mob formed and clumorod to got at the
“Gorilla." bul they could not storm the
Federal jnil. Bill kopt a. blanket hung»
ing at his coll door. and would not show
himself to visitors unloss paid for an
uppenrunctu
The scaffold on which the) “Gorilla"
was excculoal is the most remnrknbl:~
structure of its kind on the contiucnt.
possessing u grcwsomo uwuurnuco and
a ghostly record. It is mode of rough.
strong timbers, which are protected
only by a plank roof. It stands just in
side the south wall of the old fort, at n
point where the fort’s magazine uni»
once located. The trap is of heavy fold.
ing planks, with strong strap hinges.
heavy staple and lever. It would "oc-
commodute" a dozen murderers. but six
at one time is. its greatest record. b.
all, ninclylbree murderers have been
executed on this scaffold out of 154 sen-
tenced in the past quarter of a century
by the now somewhat conspicuous
Judge, Isaac Parker. Seventy-six of
the executed were "worked of” by an
Irishman named George Maledou, who
recently moved from Fort Smith to a
farm in Kunsas.
for each, and instead of going about his
duties in a brutal way, he always dressed
atylishly and drove to the fort in a cor
tinge, adjusting the loops with cart
and coolness; and he never made ‘u
butch job in all his services in; a hang
3118". After making a remarkable reo-
ord as uhaug'mun it dawned upon Mule”-
don that it was “not a gentlemanly v0.
cation," and he resigned. -Now Orleans
HIS—.- -. Tin—unm-
Muledon received $25.
Right
Now! ,
RIBIIT MW. in the water! of Mo mun‘alo-
mud. ,
mar NOW. when man/coking war! for your
8 'ng outfit. ,
miii NOW, when the harm! of my pm!!! in MM
by other dealers.
RIGHT IIOW, when our aloe/r contains ”to my nonl-
u'es m Men's, Boys' and Little Fo/b' ammo. and
the GREATEST ASSORTUEIIT of atria and bias
to choose from.
'Builgeport's largest Clothing ”aura gin" potent/1L
luslmh'on of its buyin and selling pawn
We buy ear/y, we have t a gamma! made our my, bat-
ter out, better m'mmings. better sill:
We pay more to have this done and you pay no no
more than you pay elsewhere for power mode
meals. Our label an army gamenl,omy Milton!) col-
. Itinerary hat is a guarantee of lbelrgoodnluo. Who
we tell you on through the medium of the you if:
f the same as ifyau were My}: l [rm in Me cm and
'4 are one xvi/ling anytime to refund the money if you
are not satisfied will: your purchase.
Our Top-Coats (11810-100 seldom can bet!" at 815.
Some of the more extravagant dream! paler m-
81350, $75 and 378--malter of a few dollars.
EIGSKO.
Open Monday. Hide} and Safurda} Evenhp.
Bridgeport. Cam
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OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN i
New York, South Nor-walk and ,
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, hi. IL, Beckman street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
Will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity. ”i
All pcrsonsnrc forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of lbcline on account of the owners thereof.
””7 A Dainty Gift.
After llll Hillll nud done, It line“, wellnml»,
slylii-h, wcll lilting pulr of Mimi's is on stream
1' ll. E :s' E N T M yo-r
. If there in any miesliou n.
. _‘ to where the very hunt"! ltn hind own he pm
‘ublc. anything
can think of.
chimed, it’s omily answered —ut.
'H.s.BRown's
I 90 WASHINGTON SYREEL
[South Norwalk, .
Conn.
PERHAPS You DON’T,
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
‘ Silverware-l
Or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Reiniircd and Cleaner-l, call or
send at once to
A. w. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, or.
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Opera House Block,
, the price be-
fore tryingit, he’d
find it sogood. If
be surprised to
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be astonished to find it so
h cheap. Big Value and Little Mou-
" ey never got closer than in '
this tobacco.
Norwalk Chronicler