' II. 5
.fi ‘
I. 5‘ 00 II
II $3 50 It
9 to II,
Norwalk, Ct.
Mitl- x
J Summer I
. Sale ! ’ .4
Men’s $5.00 Tan Shoes,
1‘
Ladies’ 52. 50 Rusget lace Shoe, -
Children 5 Spring Heel RnssetShoes, 5 to 8,
Children' 5 Spring Heel Russet Shoes,
A large line of Lndics' ()xford Russet and Block at Greatly R‘c-
duced l‘rlocs.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double
' Shoe
Store. . . . .
40 and 42 Wall Street,
. C‘“‘.‘?""“‘ ..
- $3.50
' $3.00
5| . 50
$2.50
‘ - 45c and 500
60c
o
THEYALLJALK
ABOUT OUR
NeckWear Sale!
Sizes 3, .I, 5. (I, 95::
u
I9 MAIN STREET.
Norwalk.
This time It
Garner Percale Negligee Shirt, 29 Cents!
Sizes Ll to I7.
Broken lots of men's, i‘oyrI' and children's
SUITS - AND - MEN’S - TROUSERS,
PRICE ONE.HALF PRICE
Ii we have your size, they are bargains for you.
CHILDREN’S WAISTS.
RI'IIII‘III‘ $l waists.
price, $I. .1
“w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
Flannel II'.Iiat.~,5oI;; regular
no WASHINTON 31"..
So. Norwalk.
What Is It ?
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one sloru rather than another? Isn't it
Mylo. quality. lit durability and price lllt
totho shot1 and prI‘Impt and courteous
ant-nth m on the Inn oi the pmprictor and
IIleI-IIIIII In'. if t mm on- the real indnvm
manta we look for II liberal share of your
patronage.
II. strewn,
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nora-lit. Oonn
I
x I on , I,
Iw‘fliflwfl‘yfimflfflwmfifl ”II-o on II i ly III“ .II "minutiae”
till all nth“ w ahnr‘flla.
t Ian M
ii"?
WITSON ill iT TO 8TH
Will Not Withdraw From the
Race in Sewali’s Favor.
tame canon; WILL mo mm
ll'he Supprclvd Bryon] lilo-rage Given to
I Subatomic by n Popolllt Who How It.
Chairman Hanna's Relations With the
Labor Union.
NEW Yorm, July flit—Tho World puh'
.ished II dispatch from Thomson, Gm, giv-
mg the replies of Thomas E. Watson. the
Populist nominee for vice president. to
locations sent to him by that paper:
First. —-l will run the race to the end.
Eleventh—J will make the light even it
Mr. Sewali does not withdraw.
Third—My opinion of tho Fifty—second
:ongrass, which was arraigned in my book.
has undergone no change.
h'IIIIrtIlI..I-l am not a pelitionltrudorund
will not resign in Sowall‘s fever even if
ailered II cabinet poaition.
Having answered your questions, please
allow me to state briefly my reasons for
the replies to questions numbers one and
mo: '
I allowed the use of my name to save
my party lrom extinction.
in my opinion the continued existence
of the People’s Party in indispensablo to
the success of (roe silver." For me Io with
:lrIIw wuuld be for me to sign the death
warrant of my party.
Ours is the party of free silver. and wo
maintained that principle while the lion»
eel-rule party in 189:: and in limit was mak-
ing war upon it. We do not think our
party should now close up and quit busi-
ness simply because the Democrats have
partially duplicated our signhourd.
ii the llmnocrots are so unreasonable as
to refuse us l"0pullsts of the south any roc-
ognition at all thnt incl. would show that
the real i nrposo of their apparent adop-
tion is to Lili our y‘arty and not to on near
tho-Io principle-I into law.
if the Democrats are sincorc, they will
not try to put upon us such terms that ov~
ery limit in our pnrtyut tin: south will fool
insulted and humiliated.
Ilmnillating Condition»
If Mr. Bryan did not want our support.
SenatorIlons had no huslnosaat St. Louis
at all. it hlr. Brynn does want our sup-
port, he ought to be willing to adopt the
policy which will most certainly nssuro
him that support. and that policy is to ur-
cI-pt. us a running mate II southern l’upu-
list named by the unanimous voico oi" tho
Populist national convention.
()ur party has gone to thooxiromo limit
of gI-norosity' in the ollort to run t‘llT'tl a
union at tho silver forms. We did till
ululni ilrst place on tho national tiI'kI-l;
wo nro contont with tho soronti.
Ii‘ now tho llumoornta should sworn our
overturns. insult our party and demand
that wo bury the l’ooplo's l’IIrty before they
will nocopt our old. thcv. and they alone.
will ho responsible for tho triumph of tho
gold standard and tho ltvpuhilonn party.
The l’opuilsts have gone as (or “I‘ll!!!
direction ol concession and surrender III
they can suioly go. Self rospoot. xnll' pros-
orvntion and tho prosorvution of our prin-
ciples demand II hull. and We halt.
Hanna's Reintlnuu With Labor l'nionn.
CI. FI‘EIIIIMI. .lIIly‘J? ~I‘tmlrman Hanna
of tho llopuhlican Iommitu‘c will start for
Non York tonight. llo IwI-s toarrunae
for tho oi I-lilliix of tho llIIpIIlIllI'Jm lll‘tltl‘
qunriI-rs in that Qity. \lr. linnnn was
lh‘kl'il if anything IiI-iinito llilll been or
ranged as to the plans of tho campaign.
"Nothing dolinlto" was his reply. "That.
is part of what We shall discuss at tho
Now York mI-oting. Nothing will he sat-
tivd upon until the New York mooring is
hold."
.\ aiory is published here to tho oflmrt
that Mr. llannn had arranged to meat tho
tlrt'sitlollt of the Control lInlIor union for
tho purpose oi discussing tho iormor's
l'l‘l'llfll llri IIII employer of lnlIorIInIlth-It
Ibo labor union's president had refused to
moot Mr. Hanna. An to the truth of the
story. Mr. lionnu sold ho had boon iih‘kl'd
by n rvportor ii' ho was willing to meat
Mr. “iii of tho (“ontrnl iIIIiIor union, and
hr lIIIIl rIIpllI‘Ii that ho WIII willing to do
so. The quostion was lnilml lIIIIIn~I~ tho
Control lIIIlIor union had propourniod to
Mr. ”noun a N rivaoi IlllI'inN :Itiw ting his
to lotions with labor. .\lr. llIIIIIIII naid ho
lll‘I‘ll'll nothing Inoro about thomnttI-r. and
Mr. Witt laih'd to call. 'l'hal. was all
tlrI-ro was to it.
"’i‘hrso . quu‘uilons.” mid Mr. llnunn.
rotorrinu to tho qnorios of tinI I‘I-ntrnl
Labor union. “t‘onlnlin'tl in~ionnrinrm
'l‘hoir purpow was. of course. antagonistic
to .‘lllllll‘ .\lcl\‘inlI-y. and tIaIy-Iought to
connout mo with various arrikvs by ho
pllrntlou and insinumion. 'l‘hI-y IIIIIlI-r-
tool; IoI-onnvut Inn with the sailors' utriim
horn two or Tlll'i'l‘ yours ago. i had not b-
in-g to do with it. My brothor, ii. .\i.
llnIIlIII. was at that than prI'siIlIIIIt oi’ ilII-
\‘ossI-l ”Will'l’n' annotation. 'i‘lIII qIII-«z
lions also lIIslnIiatI-Ii that i also had to do
with o IIIiIII-Ira‘ strike in l’I-nnuyiruIIia.
(lur firm has on iIItI-Irost in u IoiIIo tiu'rn,
but was not In control. and Wu had IlIIlll'
but to do with tho IIIIIIIIIm-Inout of it. in
point of (not. i liliI'II boon I-nIponlIIu mono
:IJIIIooI-IIJIIIII Inon for tho but ixt‘I'I'fI
your-I and have had II number nl' atriiIII-II
it would have hon-n lelmgo it under the
oirI-unn-lanmm. l bod not. lint l burn not
been IIIIIlIInvorlIIIr to nntkepolitlr'nl I'npitnl
otti oi tho (not for or nuullht.”
’l'bnt “apprehend INI'HHI'II.
(‘Inu-IIIIo. Joly .‘lT.--1\llll|llfl than" who
limo rotornnd ironI h‘t. bouts is a Rentin-
IIIan who saw and road lllliiilllll‘iflmwllllla.
lilii'll ironI Mr. ilrynn to rooutor .lotII'II.
chairumn of tho national lioIIIuI-rntlo mon-
llilIlOI'. iio pesaranon a fairly good IIIIIIIII
my and gives the following as tho nulII
stunt-o of tho document. about which thorn
Was so Iouoh talk and I'Ki'lll‘llli‘fll during
tho last day of tin: l’opnllnt t‘lll‘IW'nlltin,
What is subjoiIII-Il may he rolled upon
as being IIulI ntially IIIorrIIIvt:
" t 'onsidorm all the oil-I'IIIIIstIInchI and
mau‘litiona." wirml .\ir. llryuo. hl have
concluded that the Populist I-onvomlon
IIbonld not IIoIIIIIdI-r II name for tho prI-Ioi-
doncy. but If it dotorrninos to noIIIiIIMI-
Inn notwitbutanding this declaration. that
there may he no miennduntandiun. i do.
aim in advance to my that i shall not IlIIr-
imr the r-mnpnlpzn discus! an; othv r blows
thou those outlined in Ilwllhicnuopint
own. i desire. above ovorIrlIlna also. to
be instrumental in liming enacted into
the lawn of the United Hiatus In" true and
unlimited coinage or gold and sllwr at
the present ratio el iii to l without await.
Inc the consent-It any other eounttry. The
itapubllean platform adopted III fit. lIIIIIhI
am that tho bimetallic syctom should
be restored. but that tho American in
r! litigant: bring About Macmillan mm
7 until (only: national-II will-
um
In summation we m’I‘uIm
pro-ant; moral new luau. to
linear: which during this campaign will,
a my judgment, endanger the menu of
Inr cation. 1 on: not willing to be a party
to anything which will tlhm attention
'rom the money urination. \‘or Ian I will.
In; to be plated in the attitude of mur-
ng help from other political organizer
Ilonn by “enticing my Mimi-ta upon the
Iioket. lie is squarely upon the Chicago
)latterm, an Iron nuns", and he lin- Ile-
’ended the more or blmetnllism again-t
nueh greater opponltlen than have the
non of tho west and south. 1 desire to be
alt tree to support flown“ during tixeoam-
Iaign. It is duo to myslil and tho Popu-
lat convention that. there should he the
most outspoken banknote between us."
”To this dispatch." sold the gentleman.
‘thore was etinchada postoript roqumstlng
Ibnt the'atntcmentho read to the nonran-
Iion before the balloting cottonwood.”
Why the dispatch wan not readout! the
reasons for the objections oi Senator Al- I
len. chairman of the convention, to its
reading have heretofore been given in dirt-
Iatohus from St. Louis.
Alter Ibo Bottle.
81‘. Loris, .‘i'uly '37.-—-Aimost ‘nil the
leiugatm to the national Populist and Sil-
Ior conventions, which "ml. in this city
est week have left tor their homes. and
nobody remains except a few of the leaders
)T both parties. Among those who are
Itili here are uX-Ulllllllllnn ’l‘aubuneck and
sx-Seorotm‘y Turner oil the Populist na~
tionol executive committee. who will no
main long enough to close up tho heed
markers and transact what-Nor business
.l‘Iey may have in regard to convention
matters with the Business lion's league.
Chairman Boiler and Secretary Edgerton,
the new ofllcers oi the Populist national
:ommittoo. appointed ‘larit Week, and a
majority of tho mutational thooommit-
ice are still at tho Lindeli hotel.
A statement has horn issued over the
Iignuturu of Chairman Butler outlining
the whey of the party.
lit the Silver national committee Chair-
Inon Luna and Vice Chairman Storms are
still in the city, as is alto G. W. 'l‘hoIan
son, a moiuhor of the notification commit-
tco. it has not been dtnziilwl when or
where Tlryan and Sowall will be notified
of their nomination IIII standard loan-rs by
the new Silver party.
Messrs. Lane. Stevens and Thompson
will meet thisufternoon to motor in re
Iratd to this mattor, antler mom action will
probably ho tnlu'n than l-l to thc- limo and
piano. An executive committee of tho Sit»
vor party has not been appoint-1t. and un-
til the headquarters h&V&L('i'll Mandy-bod
this will not he done.
Organizer Kenny of California has been
recomIncIulI-Il for II posuion on tho limo-
ocratio executive oommittev and will prob-
ably be appointed.
Jone: \‘Isltn Inna.
TIIXI'III..\'. Nob. .luiy ‘JT.—-.‘I‘l.:tl- PIYIIIEBN‘
ix". .ionI-II, chairman of the llI-IIIIIrrotiI- rm-
tionnl I'onitnittw. has arriII-Ii from .‘t.
Louis. For livo hours the I'hnirnmn and
Mr. Brynn worn clowtml in tho lnttor's
parlor. When they emerged, )lr. ilrynn
llixlll't'll tho pross representativrs in wait-
inn that there was nothing to giro out.
"We have bot-n discursing plans, but Wu
have decided upon nothing that I'll" be
given to tho public," said Mr. Illryun 3%
ho I-ntorcd the carriage to accompany Son-
ntnr .lonI-s to the station. ‘i he luitI-r do
pnriotl {or .leil'orson City. Mo. to tumult
with liovornor Eton» of .‘Iliwonri iIoiorr
prin‘vmllllg to his homo. iiowrnor iiol
comb rI-tur’nod from the St. Louis roman
lion and Wm a party to the I‘I llTv‘l‘I'HI t' [or
an hour or more. Senator New-art was
mpm‘toii llt'l'e, but ho did not put III rm
appearance.
Tonnruor l’opnllsh.
NAMH‘THIVY. July 27 -—'i‘im guhmmm-
rial mnvontihn oi’ tho Ptiliilllnl partr will
Inm-t in thin city tomorrow. Firm- the
action tnkcn by tho i'opoiistronrrntlun
at Sr. Looia public llllr‘i'l'rt lIn~I ilicrI-:I~I~I|
touching tin-I probable action of this stam-
l‘illth‘lillIIll.
Sewn" “’ill Not “nigh.
liATii. Mo. July xii—«in reply to a
qIIthlon rouordinir tho 'I‘IIort that he
would Wit lIIlrIIw from Ibo lnunotratir-
llIl‘II‘l. .ur. N‘wnil IIIIII "lieszgni i
nworwithdrnw. and l non-r I'mipm. l was
nominated Ivy tho iiI-nI-Icroiir rouwntion.
and i am a “l IIIIII rat."
GREATER NEW YORK.
Tho Fir-It l'in- ('lmpton ol‘ tho Propose-d
('nnnolidntlon lllll )lnilc- l’nhllr.
,\'I,w \‘ooa. Joly 27.—-'l'ho iir-t tin-
chnptrra of tho I'onmiidntion bill as pro
pared in the “runner New Yuri; mIoIoi~
nioo. ban horn mad» pabllw.
'l‘iIoI’ prondo in brief tor nlm- borough
hoards of tho moIIIbIIn "III'TI. I‘ll'l'lrti
by the citizens oi the rI'I-pm‘tiw burnout...
rho boroughs twins: lll‘i‘lflllfllt'il llnwbw:
Hrl'l‘ll. Manhattan. liIIrlo-ln. Yorktiliv,
tho lironr. ilrookh IIIWillinIohnru. [lllfl‘t‘lli
and itiohmond; a board oi alderman. no.
IIIomlmrlroIo mII-h n‘fl'lilllly Iiistrivt in
tho “router oily; a city l'illllii‘ll, i‘lllllpwlfli'l‘
o! itI'IIIIIIIIiIorn. two t‘llhli'll by onI‘h imr
IIIIIrlI “NIH“. and tho lil’ifi‘lill‘lll to ho vim t
IIl by popular vote; II munirlpol iIFN'I"
hiv. IoInpoII-III of the city I‘IIIIIIIIII mid the
lil'lil’ll ol' lilili'l‘llii‘il; until.“I r. who Ilmll
ll|\\‘l' IIbIIolIItI- IowI-r to appoint and n-
mow all hernia oi IlopIIrtInImIt-I disrupt. IlIII
I-IooIptrollI-r.
Tho (felon-In Mono.
“(Iliil'A ('olo. July‘.’ I‘ «- \ lttfuiiltilhl
oi workmrn lunliruun tiII-npalring at
the Hull road up I 'lenr l'l’I'l'le I'nnyon. ‘l hay
could not git-II I'W'll an op rotimnto nil-
IIIIIto oi Illl‘ dmongo. but. i any will prohn
Idr ho able to guttminothronuh IIIHI'M'mI
town in two make. The read for about
WWII" Inllm InIIIIt bu nimoat wholly ro
built, as the bud la leIrII out or buried
undo-r grout mow: oi m k and dirt. 5W
viola I‘rom motlarm Iailfornia my that
tho llenvnr and llioiirandn will he own
IIiIII: trains on lta lines by toIIIorrow, and
ntlIhm- from Horonre my the Urn-Into
and l' rippln (' fl'0lt [Md Will lm upon for
trnilio by the rod of tho Wonk. At t'ni.‘
kill loin. the Hull depot was washed
away durbur fiatnrdny‘ II III-Inn. tlIII Mo'l
and bin wlln narrowly ”coping.
rhnlurn homing.
I‘IIIIIII. Egypt. July 27.n47lmlem in do
OHHIIIBHI and than: were only Ittu rim
(Imam and Hill tlI‘Mlil thromthout ”til"
during the pan: Ill hour“. Th II llt’llTll‘ in
alnIh- tho-o of i 'aptain Termini: at l lrkot
add Morgana 'i‘rmsltat Kmhah. whuwrro
member: I)! the Silo nxpmlition.
“It
thu’o "more at “000le
Import, July 27. “Tim ripmtsman aaI
mantra that all lilr. Birhnrd (froisrr's
hom- geranium the Gmxlwmd men have
"Witch-y
(III I PllISllilEll'S TII‘III
New Plano Police hind a Clew
In the Barteis Case.
EVIDBHOB POINTS TO A WOMAN.
Poison Wan Sent to the liar-tale With 3
Portion a! It Wedding IlI‘eaItn—A Note
“1": the Poisoned “'lnow‘l‘ho Author-
“. “'llhhrld "on Home. V
NEW llA‘I‘rIx, July Sit—Thu detectives
Imploycd to diwover who sent the poison-
ed wine and wedding cake to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles linrtoin of this city hero obtained
I clew which they believe will load to tho
Ioiuiloii of the mystery. ‘
The name at the suspected person is,
withhold for tho prurient, but it is known
that the I-vidrnve points to II Woman who
lornnrly boarded with tho llartcls and
who sullen pIoIItly loft thorn and wont to
live In Now York. it ll-i understood that
she made a favorable impression upon old
Mr! Harlem whllo she lived in his house.
mod the poilvo thcory is that she wishud to
get Mrs. liurtoln out at the way in order
to marry the husband.
lilr. and Mrs. Burn-ls aro worth about
riotIIIII’hotonnI them, and oat-h has made
a will Whll‘ll “rill ulvo to the survivor tho
eniiro amount The husband is nearly it)
years old IIII.‘I was formerly a carriage
manufacturer. l'utli a low IIII‘ntlIII one
llwy liI‘IIJ in :I largo house at 2.3 llixWoll
rIwnno and kI-pt bourdvrs.
'l'iII- curator of the coin.- :Ind wine nppnr
ontly did not know that tho llurloin had
moved. tor the pmzliitgts containing it was
addressed to this old ntreut and number.
Th? cake was what is commonly known
as pound I-ako. 'l lit'l‘l‘ wore two slices of it.
wrapped in tissue paper. Tho winu was in
it three «more hottio ' of tho kind used by
drutmistn. ilotn wore conIaiooIl in a comb
board box, on the top of which “‘ilri lfllll
tilii lmlo:
.“iimu Mn. axn Mus. llAll'l‘l-il.>~—llri'o
in a little bit of my wedding trust as or.
cry ono I-lsv got ~onIo l san‘I-so'yon thought
i had l-lfluiltli you but i inu‘vnot. When
i voznl- haul: of my wvdding trip by illv
end of tho mouth. thou i will Inuko to son
you with my lill4ll:|llll. 'i'ho wine is tin-
inn-II of wint- is ('uiilorniu winc. (”w of
your lunl‘tlt‘i‘n‘. 5. it.
"i won't put down my name. fine it you
can guess who it was win-n l oumo."
’l‘iu- hot containing tho lI-Itcr, calm and
wino WM \I'rIIppI-Ii in brown Ionnilla pn-
pvr Illlzl azidr. >5.le to Mrs. Barn-ls. 'l‘bo
po~tnmri§s on tho wranIor wI-ro so blurrmi
as to lo iiiugibio. but thry \I'IIro oval in
show. u.- : ro IlII' stamps in tho New llliH‘ll
poI-tolu- I-I
Did Not Ila! the (‘akm
.\lr~. thrII-l. did not li’ .I' tho l-llli‘ll oi
the who. and when stn- llilllll’lit d the “lilo
iiII-ro was It bironq odor of curliolitr ill'ltl.
SlII-uiTI-rI-d iII-rIlog a “Hail pioco of the
cake. and ho turned up his ill..~'t~ at it.
'l'lu-n I-ho [wok tho botilo to llr. t'oII\'I-r.~rv
and :IskI-Il him what it contained. ih
(mind that than- was in tho botthI I-nough
onrlmln- zit-l: to kill IIIoro than one mun.
Mrs. lllll'lt‘l‘ ronuambrrcd that in Murrh
LIN I-lw liilll rIl'uiII-Il II l-ux of candy (rolll
some unknown III-rum. rho lmd outvu
‘I'llin' II! it. with no lli l'th‘I‘lrl HII- lqutI-Ii
tip tin» t'fll’tl. Whlvh run“ with tho I'ntitly.
ll rmvl.
"i IIIIInr:
in'II'I' ll.‘
l:IIu youqui wi~h you many
I no .\ luau: UlIll i~'I:II,.\'II."
it was inIIIIIi that tho handwriting on
tho Iard and that in tho letter and on the
“'T'Ili‘pr.‘ of llit' parkngo II‘I-r-I inlcntimi.
'l'io- «Indy lIIIIi bran pmtumrkod "Now
York city. ’ .\ir~I. llnrtvls in \\‘(\llill‘!‘lll‘,:
haw wl..It \I'nold ll:|\r iI‘IHII nwi to lII-r It
shu lIml rah-n all of IlI-I- vainly.
“l \\‘:I~ I Iillllllvl-i." sllv .8 illl,
llr~t timt tho I-I-nIh-r UT Ibo [Nil'viill was II
{ormI-r l'lulhll'r. purlzrolnrir blonum tho
iottrr III utionrl the “fill“ l|~ ii did. i
osI-Ii lo II-nLo :rI‘apn- wmo towel! and now
”will!“ my lmttl‘xlt'rri iII hilllil', and llioy
in pin ;:r:-ut {IIII oi it. 'l'lIIIpI-rmin “lm
at the “luv “'u‘ not wry I |lllillll:.'. it
had snvli :I strong mrboliI-I odor that iIII‘
lwdj.‘ would ban thong-ht of drinking: it
"’lim pI-ru-il “'lli s-I-‘Ii ii.o mm]; in
March {W :I hiriiuhy l round “in at month
:IinIIIl oi limo. as l was born in A; ril My
husband :IIEll l limo ll\l’ll iuvra- in .\'I<\\'
“own [or I'M your», :lllil i IloII’i li:III'. \I'II
lII'I‘I'u .‘Iily Ht‘llllt“. l in l‘IwI- ilu- pollu-
Will sIII-I'I'I-i In llndin; IhI- l‘l‘l‘Mili who
in: ln'i'll srndIII: lllt'r-I‘ thin-,3. I run sub
Mini that It»; ”71‘ on tinI rinlit inn 1.
now."
l'lIII tIIIllII' a.“ Hi I! ”III in r~ Iii ill I l\’ ’.I
be an. riif‘ll is If prI-Iiouu uIII Ii chm-III iIi
Ind \- ry nrll mum-I II ll in \va ll: Won.
“from Tlll'
Consul 'Itflnlllfllllr‘ Itm‘nll.
\l',t-III‘II.'I‘II\'. .loly ‘,'I.«~.\o :znswur has
as _\ot Loon rIII-iwti by tho ~iuiI- Ilvpnrt-
iiivtli from Edward P 'l'. Hammond,
l'nitmi :‘liilt‘d I-«IIIIIIIl III iinIiIIpr-t. who
has bun Inkmi torwiuu SIIIioIlI-pttrl
"will I :‘II his IivclInv to dim on the pub
li lIMi ~tal-IIIIIIIItIv tIIIIi riIIIrgi-Is‘ ll.’|\'l' boon
Tll"|l aualnnt Ilu- run-III. but IIIIrI-ly soy
hilt resignation lIIIw lil‘i'll li‘ld‘il for lu'l‘nil II
it" ‘ Isa-I not "timlll‘ll'll'll ilo- AIn-triI-In
gIIIIIrIImmI ” irl ’llil‘ ion-I iIItvrIrIII-Ii lii
.\ir. liammuml‘n lII'TIIIlr. iIIII tho III-port
IIII-lIt YI"“N,ZlH/I" llo- right If i-r-Iign ;:o\'
amount» to iiI-ld on rim ultioinnrnt oi
I-llII'l.Ii-I oh I may be obnutimh to ”Will.
TELEGRAPHIC (.ITICKS.
Mrs. Hilon Mutaball of .lI-r-nr l'iiI‘ wan
uhot IIhilII howling in pr'II‘I-r :II lII-rI'lIilIi“I~I
grow.
The war is Inhl to ho lll‘ll'l’fl"l from Ii-
trim: rarium Kuropmn I'apitni I by his imlr
III lillllllkirl.
Mira May :‘prnxzuo lIIIII Ills-op; I‘Ill!‘ i from
hrr home in llnlh iii-III h. .‘I'. I. r-lII- not It
away on :I Wl‘t‘i'l and Motor Willi“ IIIII h,
II III In i'H‘I'HIH‘ I’loh oily iii-2amI in the
Church of ht. i’nihnrlno oi III-non in Nov
York it wan loomithul ho win-in a nian
inn rondllion.
An naval oi the ‘I'Inwooinn mmru
moot III IIIIIl- motion to III-Iron Ito II loan oi
I-II'IIIIIIIIIIII'I in ilvrlin. 1 ho»: im- ll” low
hot n I tIIIII» malol
’llIII IiIIoi body of a man won found
in the mode at l.I-oolu lirlolIis. III-or Furl
Loo, .‘v' .i.. and :I rI-I'IIII‘III’ whivb lay «III
the Iliad man a kill!“ on: fully ioodml.
.lo-nph WnlwI-Iilr, an Iwmi lI-Iluz lIIinnI.‘
hnno‘.
girl. wimo bli- abominat- uwrtutll. him on
but bunch: and imiucv Il him to rrtuin
homo
loIIiI llart MIMI blowrii lll'il’lll In hi.
homeot Arlington. 3'. IL. rather than gin
IIrlIlI-nrr- atrium-t hlII I‘IlllilIIyI’fi, f‘l'llll‘filnr
arr a lira. nI-rzzmloi i'mitm sporiom
railroad lirkott.
'l‘ he police of Iu‘onth Ilrnnw' N. .l..
mum an «rpm burglar in Tlllli‘ltlkili
Monday night and met boom to trial
”III-rum Iarpriml in no: main: «lam
Minted tau: annular m III’IIIIIIII‘I
In! titanium underlain?“ hit
mm mm sum III
um I‘lliilllu who u IIIIyoarIIidI
which in “The kind Boar makes hie biscuits wit/I " and has for 35 years} I
OIcr 3 one, 000 pounds sold do the past your testify to Mair popularityi
'Mauuracronrno C. D. 3038 I& SON, NEW LONDON.O¢NN
How to Treat Planter Conn. \ ‘ ‘
How to paint plaster costs is a subject of
ii‘otlllv; It inquiry outiu- putt of euro I"'l(l(l.‘i.
'l‘iu- lrI-utIIn-nt‘. isvoiy simple Got some
boibTi ii IIsood oil and apply it with a paint-
brush to awry part. of tho I hi. The oil
uill probably Do almost. lit-l Tllll' it as j(' llv.
if so. “lll'lil it, and it will become sntli
ciontly liquid for use. “bull in has soaked
in and lwcomo dry, put on one cont after
another until tho plaster will absorb no
thorn; thou lot the work stand {or some
hours until quite burdened. 'i’IIint thinly.
mixing turpentine and II l'rtilodryingoii . , 1
with the colors soloctcd. AimIItItim-o coals ' . ‘
will be III-I'ossary, cut-Ill cunt, being allowed EASY AND PLEASANT T0 TAKIT .L w .
to dry thoroughly III fore the next uppiicu— _ . ‘
lion. '1le tin-It; cont will ban-ly hide the I . I I“ 'I
all stains. the second should make tho ' . ' ‘ '
uork look (nominal tho illllll and lust
should import to it riI-hncss. solidity :Ind
LInIIIotiIIII-ss. The point should he no thlok~
or than t’hin ItrouIII. l’lnstI-r costs can be
lllllllt‘ to look oxoutly like term (‘ottuit'
skillfully treated in tho nInnnI-I' dcscrihcd.
Any b‘llillli‘. Fl‘ll‘i‘ll‘tl Will be Inntcliotl. I‘. , .
cast trcutcd in the manner indicated may
be washed with impunity—Ari Amateur.
Sitting For a Picture.
A roll imparts a pntdiy uppvn now to -. 1V . *
tho flii't‘, I . ’ ' II
Ill-woo Inuko the hands appear lillll‘l) 660 c stl I I son 8
loi'zoi' than tho" on: in rcnlliy. ' I ‘
It is unwise: to wour It lit-\I‘Ill‘i‘ss. It ul- .
ways falls in awkward fold»: ‘ ' .' _
\i’la-nuwr pit-slide it is money Wollspcnt '
to (NW to tho pinItogr'nplivr'o,‘
A t'cIIIiu-r hon or n lili'l‘ iiI-hu has It won‘
Ilcriully switching! I‘ll'I'I-t on tho imtun-s.
(loin-lolly spI-IIiIiug. the hood and shoul-
(ll‘l‘h' IIII'IlI‘Il n for prrttivl‘ pit-turn- thnnul'ull
length portrait. I
Above. all. if you want your sun picture -
I liI|\t‘ liltllll‘: ll ox IrIIrslon \‘ou must , . I
lilr"|‘l. \IlIiI-I- gmo .ll'l" I h 82 Washington St, So. "OTWITk,
l llli <4 ”a l\ is up} out tit m [Still for it
it la n L'l'tltl I-Iiu IlI TI! iii photo; rIIphI-d if
you up t‘lllli‘l" out oi" health or in low
>[Iii‘li,~‘.
.\ jilbl ill: llillllt‘ of [lo l‘IIIiIiI'ili- Slle'IIf
liifililllix‘ I l' I- -u‘ Iiili‘ I. ill Il:ItI-" tln- photo-
gnu -h and won ll'Iil-Ii iI lmliuut of fashion.
A \I'hitI- lll'I'r< III'iozI- tiiut tulips "\Ihito"
Kl\I‘~ I‘l I:lm~'ly I tint. and tiili‘ for from
bI-I-IoniInr. IIul- ~~z tho sittor is young: and
[il’I‘tl:~‘.--. I 'I‘» \I Irl. Allurtiqr.
\lIlIIoIl lilo lluli Children.
'l'lII'I‘o l4 II~II;Ill} IIIIII oi .'i loudly of I-lIil~
Iin‘ n r. h I is ~lourr to hunt than tlu- oth-
I-I~ ' Co \| lop physically ins
IIII Hi > llllll IIiIII~I .lllll it is for thoso
III-WV lilii'! liI: it \‘ l‘ lllI.lll.
'l'lI w I‘llillll‘i'll III'I- oi'ti it allowed. by tho
ln‘fi‘ 'I-IIII- or ill Jiill|"I‘I‘lIi of 16mph. to
M Inn-iv Ila-I lqu of III ~2~ till llit‘ l‘.‘il‘l.~‘ of
tannin N of bus i'II: IilI‘. lilis is
At Our Prices l
DRUG STORE.
In
_.-___...Ia
THE CEEEBRATED
Hazleton
and
.Cross Creek
FUR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Those (foals am free from dirt
and shite; will ho IlIIilI’t-rod by
lll\l I-II ~. III:
will! 1‘
III-”org.
Mun} ll!li"“ lin'rl‘ ,~lII\'.I>I‘ l‘llllill‘l'll 'II‘I'
Si'iwlli’Ii‘ to i‘l‘llEJl‘lv'I'il IE I' v-IIIleI-I-i I’llLIliilI‘
in' Hi. i\‘ iI-II-lz' t..l~z'i‘IIlIl.‘ ::!IIl iIIIl;IIiny lIy ('til‘Oflll (ll‘li‘t‘l'h‘. Send til‘thl‘
it. but rim.- mural tlI'\ ‘l‘IliiIlI‘lil .‘Ilill for sumplo loud and satisfy
pm. I III .IrI» n'ltllllt\l by Tl‘l'illrII'Illll'iiflt'llll'lll
_ yourself that our claim is cor-
I'IlIlIlIIJlI t I~l111::I1Inw-III«I:~thatfollows. ‘ .
lIl\t . .ll- IIIIi-IIII-I‘mi lo ilw I‘l'lli‘l ,iI-rls oi' i‘ttl.
lli’ :iwik :lllll III-III N for oil- in't‘ llII'I'I I';Ii‘v-
ll .. IIIIplI- .Il::i'.liz.', IIIIIl \I'lI II II :i lilllli'I‘I‘Il
#9»...—
pIIIIIiiIII'ItyIIi'I: n ruin i‘iiilil-\I'Iiil~llllill|||l
is aimlu'il III III it it um :I tunlt or l'l‘llill‘
RAYMON D BROS.
to in‘ Inluil-Inl oi or liltltlt‘llI
’i‘lu- stunningly dull boy of II family is ‘ . l
oitoo tho IIIII' who liliilu“ tlI~- family lilll-v .0- "07".lk- '
ll'ltillfi.w-l‘ill‘llillin‘
CHOICE
Building Lots
At Elmcrestl
limping Alwayl.
'flIIrI is ho ruuu'h in i: ll‘ \l.'-‘il‘ in width
tlu- sun; oi ilI- lI‘Illill is IIIII lIIIIInl in sum“
l.IIIIl on llll' III-Ibo, In .lIIuIIIIry i< tlII-
\I‘iIIoI ll.Il‘\'.‘~7 II‘ .‘.u~‘tIIIi‘I:I. New 7‘ land.
l'hilvuml ilIr \“lIvilillir‘ lI~;»IIiIliI'; 'II; l'IiI
roar} III d .\‘I. I. opt.- r l"r;}'iil :IIIIi lmiiu;
in April. l IIIII i'ini; l. lIIIlIIII Sirin. t‘yI VIN-“ll“
IIIII. III. A, .. Mlllul‘. .IIIIIII-II IIIIII it‘lEI‘lI'ilI'Il-v'iii "3"” Into-Hullvrlh.ad-
I IV .I . \ ".f —. , ‘J‘llll)"ll\\ll‘|“ll IIIII'II
(II. my“? TILIII ll VII . .‘Il,,_I ilII, ltillmli [IIIII ioiuil‘ Iii i' -ii:- -iulnoitlm “yummm
,l- ,l ‘Il'IIi J i' I Illlitl .\l.ll!ll‘l‘ll‘ li‘. .il‘IIII‘, ll" ul “mm by pm; ll Il-‘I'Lll
I"IliIIIIuiI IIII III MthoiIIpi. Illuhninn. I 'lglli‘f‘j il'l'l‘illi“l*'ll‘|-'1I"lI‘HllII’llIN'I-‘ll a‘venu
I_ ”I... , y, I - .A‘I- . . Iiu I-IIIII IIIIII iIiII IIIIIIIolMIII-lI-I vow
III I. III.» II.I | l 5 III It it Inn. in“ “my” NM“, Hound. I”. ill-‘il‘llldlliilli‘lylllllfl.
”I“ I‘» \ “"51”" l‘-“'”"" lI.‘ l\-il>~-~I Al‘ in“ i lliI lhmhoa wt boll lililq'lillhlllltflvun
IIIIIqu. I I ill Vol-undo. .‘Ii‘woo-I. ’l aria-r ”ll“ MI nm- in» m \\"l and \uIlI-r plpoe.
' and I VIIIIII» ll;:lIt .IIIII-li IIIIlIintvIII mluuu
II‘IIIII‘n. l::.i;_ r-pIIIII. i’lll'ilitllll and south . “A. l. .W I“ H. I- “I“ ”u. .‘m‘
oi I'm-III; iv: .loivr. .‘ww l’IllL'lI‘IlIll. MW In... who .1 4.. ‘H on“ 3.4,. n“ w.‘,¢dbm
YIII‘EI. i‘I' : ~_I'l\.IIIIII I'liio, lIIIliIIIIII. .‘-'.II-iI- lHil‘illiI'. ll 1i i i l l
I:.~.III ll'nImi», loon, “mu-min. IIIIIIlIvI'iI “‘- ll”. ”'1' W” 11'“ “l” ”3‘” mo
’ , , , l .
Bloom I:- .\..3 I3. -!..I_l lll""" LPMIL “WA lblt )l. l ..\IIII\IIlk. .ConnIu
IoIIIIuI. lilili‘il‘ll. Austria llIIIIuIIIy. moth . . ._..
oi liIra-III lil“‘l:i.|'i_\'. 'Ii‘I IIIIIIIII .IIIIl
mull} r‘i‘ l‘I‘Ill".|l‘1l, ltI .\llI.';I‘I~l, II‘IIllul lIiIIl
l|ltl‘lltl'l .‘IlIIIIIIm it. ill" l’IIl‘I-IlIIH. .‘llilil‘
tuba. inI-II l' l‘IIII .IiI-I. l'IIlIIIIIlIiII. Hill-gum.
NviiII-Il -II«‘I: III'mt iirltuin. iiI-Iirunrlt.
l’ol Ii“! :IIIII I‘I‘IIll’il iI‘II .~l.I; iII Nplvioiu r
and UI'lHlII‘l'. risotto-III portion. Norway
”"‘l‘ ’ 'l' "‘ “Ni“ “ l" x"“"""""" 1W” Than Learn Your Ollll‘l'li in I
and rmotb limo .lliIl in llw-wntlmr. liurv ‘ l
IIIIIIIIIII 5.. r. rIIII . .\\ Il- ..
T‘I
vou CA'T no atrrrn
lIIlItin“.
"Whoa 1 link In“ low Imrtonrubip.“
HIIiIl ill“ ilIIlitI'IIIIIIl i‘ItilII I‘. "l "\'“‘i‘ll"l you
to ho IIIIllI-IIIII in _I--ur Ilvtoiiou to tho lll‘
ll‘h —I~. at Ilu‘ iIII luv-II
'i‘iivwn hurl. IIIIII loot IloWIIiroInllu-
:lI'xl. lIIi'i: IilI'il'tlI III hll‘lhi' IlI lllllil‘ll iii
illilil lull l‘igflii‘l‘iil‘I
“l IIIIIIII-I l bIIII lawn, IIIIiIl ho, "You
var lIIII lIatI-III liil' im- lil'lfit‘lr yet.
how} on. IIrI?"—»l Iriiunnlmlls Iioiuonl.
Print-
II
ingl
ryulval llllxmmin.
“\‘I'hui i'l‘i' II} luplrImr?”
"fit-III'IIIIIIIU ill‘l' “but you lIIIvII when
you lhtnl. you III'I- III‘lI and try to iv” in
pr-pio \I in: \I'on‘t iiuu'n to‘yI Iii. “ --l 'hlragn
lim-oi‘ii.
At the sentlno
Offloo.
Made to salt the times as well entire mo“
km. The richest man in town wouldn't
ask for anything better; the poorest mil
la town wouldn'taak lorlmythinychuper.
‘ flu mokflwwffimw MM
am who
Norwalk Chronicler