Tobacco
. ALWAYS STANDARD ,
._ our; ANNUAL. . . . . .
Summer I?
Sale I ~ - ,
‘ _ , Men's $5.00 Tan Shoes, ' - $3.50
' . ‘ $4.00 “ “ - - $3.00 ,
, Ladics’-$2.50 Russet lace Shoo, - si . 50 If
II 53-50 u ‘ u u _ _ $2.50 . :-
Childron’ 5 Spring Heal RussotShoes, 5 to 8, .
. _ 45c and 500 ,4
. : Children’s Spring Heel Russet Shoes, ‘
Q : 9 to II, 60c
A large line of Ladies' Oxford Russet and Black at Greatly Re.
(laced Paces.
‘ M. H. GLOVER’S
' Double
Shoe ,
Store. . . . .
40 and 42 Wall Street,
Iorwailt, Ct.
Everybody'a Shoes Shirred Free.
Ch'idren’s Suits
.I .'i” . ,
lrokcn lots of higher“ priced
‘ . ' goods all IICIII'II sicz a.
‘ ' $| 50
Men’s Suits,
lirokcn lots.
' Half Price.
Men's and Iioys'
Straw Hats,
Half Price.
w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
. I9 MAIN STREET, lid WASHINTON 51".,
So. Norwalk.
What is it?
that prompt: you tohuy your shoes at
one atom rather than another? hm't it
Idyiu, quality. ill. durability and price IIII
totha IIhoe and prompt and nutritious
attention on the part of the proprietor and
IIIIlIIIoIIIIII. ‘I' if llama are the real iIIIlIIIIII-
IIIIIIIIII we look for II liberal almrooi your
Immature.
H. 5. BROWN,
00 WISIIIIOTOI “REIT,
Iouth Menu-lit, Donn
Nor-walk.
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F: i‘liit II I l. I IiI he 'i I I i ‘ I I I I I n-i ii p-qivrrnl, nth
41.35». sIIill‘IraiTv MIlirIa-I ., l» i ' l I" n; alumni who». Wit.
I ‘ ill . VMISI -II «I ll“ Iiarpi “in ll‘ wavy. AM“
HI I' wagiuiir -’ll| ‘ II I
eat’hum wr- linlflrrelzolv ....
If; all: at 'l'taalim‘r drug store
Iataarner l’aria.
Mid- ‘ ‘
Moreexnepuhilcaa Electors.
THI‘I TRIED TICKET HOVBl‘ENT.
-M...” .. .
Thirty-one States AreI’I‘huI For Viaduct!
to 80nd Ropreceulntlvu to leadinnapoill.
A Californian l’nioldl 3 Schema to Fun
lilivar Damon-ate and Popuilata.
NEW Youlz, Aug. 1i.-—-ilourko Cochran
has returned irIIIII Europe, coming by the
Mr. Cochran did not inr-
gut AIIIurlcan politics during hit trip, and
he has evolved II plan by which he thinks
the donut oi the Chicago candidates may
he cucompaesed. Speaking at tho situa-
tion, he said:
“Ii/rchrd it as the manual. in tbehiu-
tory of the country, exceeding in impor-
tance um crisis oi limo. ’i‘ho accession
movement was but an attempt to divide
this-«country hotwaau two governments,
each of them designed to protect property
within the limits oi its jurisdiction. The
Increment launched at Chicago in an at-
BOI'RRE POCKRAN.
tempt. to paralyze industry by using all
tho powora oi government. to take propor—
ty from tho hands oi tho-III who created it
and place it in the hands of those who
covet it. This is u qut’nilun of morals as
wall as oi politics. Napolitlcai convention
can inane a valid llcensu to coIIIIIIitoi-.I
icnsea against morality, and I decline to
follow Mr. Bryan in a crusade against
honesty and tho rights of labor."
“Do you mean that you will actively
”owned the Democratic party or abstain
from active support oi it."
“in a content for tho oxiatenIe oi civi-
limtion no illlil|(‘llil l’l‘lllillil nautral. Win»
over does not Hilpporl tho l'oroI-«s oi ordI-r
aida tho {arena of Ilisordor. ii [can do
anything to thwart a movement the sun ’
oer-Ia of which i should rogard nu‘ an irre-
parable minority not only to this country
. but to civilized sociotyovorywhorc. I shall
m'riainly (in it."
“What (It! you» think of 'l'nmmauy's ac-
tion in indoming the ticket?"
"1 simply cannot understand it. They
fltrnngly oppouud tho platiorm at Chicago
on tho ground that it, was an assault on
the integrity oi the nation. 'l‘huy IlI'ciiuo
to ratify it own now. which allows that
they have not changed their ophiun of it.
Y'III they have indormId the candidate who
stands upon it. and whose election will
mean that the platform which they have
themselves Ilonoumtcd on a singular i'niii'
hinaiion oi lunacy and I'liialny ahali in
incorporated into the statute lawn oi this
country."
Will Support McKinley.
"Will you uupport Major McKinley out
right or Iio you iIII'IIr tho nomination of
anolhor Democratic tickol?"
"i believe that aililoruocrats who are so
thoroughly in layer of sound money that
they plnco the (infant of Bryan alarm the
luterosta nix any organization or party
should meet in convention ior tho purposo
Iiiillillallliil‘llifliih‘ iorIn and method hy
which they can give the gradient IIlllI-iency
to their opposition. For my part i do not
haliovr- that the nomination oi other i‘illl-
lilllllli‘s {or prosidI-nt and vice president.
howuwr l‘llillii'llt and llihi’lfl‘lilg Ila-y
might. ho purenuully or politically. would
serve any usciul purpoIIo. Nobody la»
lion-I~ that they could ho elected. and any
ilolnourat whoao hostility to l’opnllem and
liepIIlIlicaIIMII would not allow him to
support. olthcr llrynn or Mclx’luioy could
show hiu opposition to hath hy romaininu
at homo on olooiiou day quito III \Vl‘” as
in Voting for a third ticket. it would iIo
uIIIro convenient. to hint-vii individually
and Would not ornate a visible unparallou
livin‘l‘ll hillih‘t!" and ith party organiza-
lion."
”lint how can Incn rupturing party
that ho hliliillllii'il ivy aornonoueoui Manchu
Iion among IlIIIIaaI-iI-I-I'II"
"That and could ho attained hy tho
adoption oi a platiorm IioclaI-IIIII inr IIounIl
money auainet lilil’ifl'llfllliii approprllr
lionu: in favor-oi N'nliomit‘nl IIdIIIinhIIrII»
lion in ovary depot-tuna”. oi uomrnmcnl;
in favor oi a land (or rownuo only and
maple (or ”ill purpose; nuainat tho pa
larmIliIIIn of tho iicpuhiimn party and
the l‘opullntlo lilt‘ll’lllrilll oi hoth Ihu ('lIi-
caxu and 5!. Louis I'IIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIII: in tutor
at that American lliIIIrIy which can It"
maintained lIyIIo limiting the pow-Ir of
tho poI'IIrIIIIII'IIi that it can never interfere
with tho daily concern» of iawahidlnu I-ltI
izuna. ’l'hn pianl. oi prrnlnu importance
in such II platform in. oi i‘lllli’hi‘. ihv- l'iil'
runny plank. Now, tho IIIcruoh-otiou oi
McKinley will ho ihu Iloit‘nt. oi ‘II“ Idlvor
IIIoI'IIIIIent. "
1'» [admin Republican Niacin".
“Your liln‘liliifl policy. than, would ho
to ilIIlorI-II tho MI'Klnioy IIlIIciIIrII‘."'
"i’rcclwiy. 'i'iIII llI'IIIorratII who will
havu III~iIlIIIIIIi ilIII lllli‘i‘l'l‘l‘ of their ‘lIIIIII
ciai plank hy the election oi McKlniIIy
will yct mmutitutn IIII cadmium in tho
iiI-puhilI'nII party the day alter I-iIIIIIlI-n,
ham-Ii on prlnclplI-I which are ill‘l’inlli in
he niilnmivly adopted by the AIIIIIrlcaII
people. What in Ili'lliil‘ll tlIIIrI-ioro ht not a
new tinker, hat a new platform. which
will devil-Ira iII nnmleiuhahin language
the cardinal features of tho party iulih,
and which, while lillllirelllfl McKinlIIy
niIIctoIII. will provide ior ii rcnlly thu-
lil‘l‘iliIll‘ IIppIIaltluiI to thI Mi‘liliill'ymliiillh
iatration during the period oi itII exist-
man " .
"What in your opinion of the ultimate
outlook?"
' lover) thing depends on tho mama-r in
which it. lII muted. To my mind tin-III iII
hat on" not of prosperity which ran IIII up
plied to a country and that in the rain of
mum paid tolaimr. 'ihnrccnn he no pun
parity whom low warm are paid. 'lhcrII
can ha no llilil‘lfll where the rate oi wagon
in high. itcan anally imiumon-tmtml that
thin whole irm IIiivIIr movement in II mn'
IIplrncI' against wagon, and ii the cam-
pnimi in naught on thin line i have no
doubt that «my northern Irate-4hr“ in
to my, mar; state in the i‘nlon in whir h
It in practicum. to hold II inc Pli‘nillm“
milk hoe-tried by the intoliinoec and
. a .AII are M
Ilonal committee oi the gold Inward
‘ The exocuti'cen na-
Democratic conference. which mo.“ in
ladlauupolin next Friday having in
charge the arrangement of ,ihu prolimina-
rhea [or the contention. makes linZl’lllilminilh-
meat to the client that ill startle will par-
ticipate in thrfi meeting. ’1 ho announce-
ment waII made altar going over the re-
names: to the nddnedaawenily leaned on
the recall oi the gathering at the Audito-
rium, where General Bragg and Sanctu-
\ llaa dlflerad in a «national way III to
the policy of an imIIIediato call ior II na-
tional convention.
Chicago in inmradior the convention,
but Detroit, ladlauapolia and Minneapolis
aro candidates. The national executive
committee, which hold its Iainterencaln
the Palmer House, consisted of General
Bragg, \Vlacnnain; J 0. Broadhead, Mia
aouri: W. B. iiaideuIan,KeutIIeky; 1-1.5.
Rohhlna, lilinola; W. D Byuuni, lndi'x all.
All the momhera oi the committee were
pronoun The committee met. at ii a clock
in the morning and remained in continu-
ous reunion until i p. In. AdIicee irom ill
stator-I, Mr. iiyuun'I and Mr. iiohhlaa re-
ported, were such as to warrant the our-
tainly that. all oi them would he represent
ed at lndiauapolla.
Aitor canvassing in detail the corre-
Ipondonco it Was iouud that the gold
standard men of 17 states had already or
aanlvcd rind named their cornmlttecmon
to the indlauapclla ccniercncu.'1‘hc com-
Inlitoenmn thus named are as lion-II:
Alabama, J. L. Faulkner. Montaonmry:
California, E. ii. Pout, San it'rnncisno;
lliinoln, John M. Palmer, Haringilohl; lu-
dlaua, John R. Wilma, indianapolia;
Kansas. Eugene Hagan, 'l‘onoka: Kun-
tucky, Richard '1‘. Tyler, Hickman; Mus-
sa'chusottu. ex Mayor N. Matthews. lion-
ton; Minnesota! ..W M. Kntcheon. HI.
Paul: Mississippi, Edgar S. Wilson, Jack-
Ion; Missouri, L. (‘. Krauthni‘i, Kansas
City; Nebraska, ‘IIclld Martin Omaha;
New Hampshire, Gordon W ondhury, Mau-
chestor; New York, Charles Tracey, Alha-
ny; alternato, George Foster Peabody,
ilrooklyn; Pennsylvania, John C. iiuilitt.
Philadelphia; altnruatc, George F. i’nI-r,
South Carolina. '1'. 1". 'l'oiiy, Anderson;
West. Virginia, H. S. Himma, Huntington;
alternate, ll. Stniumakor; Wicconalu, Ei-
iiu ii. i'shor, LII Crown.
in tho iollowing states the Iommlttee
was informed that the gold standard Inen
had organized and called a Ioniorcuco to
appoint representathcs from iiiull‘ states
to the lndiannpolia conference on the 3th:
Connecticut. Florida. lowa, Maine. Mary"
land. Michigan. Ohio. Oregon. Rhoda ls-
laud, ’i’ome, Vermont, 'l‘euncssoe, \'ir-
ginia. \i'nuhiugtou.
’l‘ho committee was also adIi~ud that in
the following states new are being taken
which will result in the naming oi can»
Inittoomcn, Colorado, Montana. Newdur
any, North Dakota, South Dakota.
Two of the territories—Now Mexicoand
Oklahoma—placed thcmceivou in corn.
mnnication with the conIIIIlttI-o and de-
aired to he represented at indlnnapulis.
A communication We. received from the
Dennison House of Indianapolis tundor-
inn, iron oi charge. committee rooms for
tho mornhcra oi the committee on tho 7! h
inst. ’i‘hia Idler was accepted, and Iho
ItoInInittI-odecidcd thntacouioroucc might
he held in Ihociuhroom oi the Dennison
hotel at :3 o'clock p. III. in addition to
tho cmquitteoIncu’nppdintcd from too
atatI-s prominent limimcrmn have untitled
tho committees of their stall-u oi their in.-
tuutiou to he present at the lndinnapolls
meeting.
Farm- I'lalt For (inter-nor.
New Your; Aug. :l.—-'i‘h» Sun says:
The Aldridaa hnoIn ior govornuruhlp in
With" )lanlqztiau ilI-ach ye-Ith-Ilay, and the
m‘ntll'llillli in charge of it were "tightly
surprised to ilnd another boom inatallmi
thorn “R sounding and resonant IIII their
own. 'l'ho new homo is tho i'lalt boom.
I'latt had not been consulted lll tinI mat-
ter, but two oi hla wanncel political
friends, Congressman [A‘llllll‘l Ely Iptlug
and IVXJ’Oflliilflriit'l‘ Van (fott, inunohod ll
lilrli the aamo. For aonm “Within in iIII-i
over slow, the i'arucgio imll meeting. at
which Mr. l’latt Inado tho opening speech
3i tho campaign, thI-ro hue lawn man- or
has talk among iiopuidicau leaders about
nominating Mr. Plait ior governor. Mr.
i.IIuII-rhach has said that ho would IIII tho
lIlI‘uiI'amiidato ior tho party. Ex“ l’oai
illiniil'l‘ Van (‘ott has said that the canrll
dutcn who had th-n umnod worn all good
llll‘li, hat that iliiill' maid compare with
Mr. Hall. ilthure had laikodlntlwsdnw
strain. All this had been IIIIIrIIlyII-nta-
tire. however. and no encouragouu‘ulI In
the idea waI ali'hrdml by Mr. i'lalt. who
had told the ninety and nine other I'Kndi
Ilaica for the noIIIlantiou that tho ilIIIIi
wan him", and that "(illl‘ of them would
ho inII-ricrI-d with hy him in tho hunt [or
lll‘li‘giliua.
llryan to lleiuw the l'opnllcta.
Wurnnu‘tox. Aug. il.~—.~'cnator .iouoa
of Arhausau. chairman of tho Democratic
national committee. has returnod to
Washington. When rith-rl by a rorro
uptllitll’iib tho Iluaatlnu. “\i‘iii Mr. ilryan
accept. tho nomination IIilIIrI-Il him by tho
i’hpuliuta?" ho aIIaII'I‘ruIiIdowlv arid IitIlliI
cratoly: "How can lIII'," iio woe IIouIlImt
ml with Mr. Hawaii on tho ichnoIratlI'
platform, and ho will do nothing that will
reflect upon him as n “oath-man or no a
lh'mm‘rutln ifllli‘liil‘lri'. liII lilii’i’l‘i‘lliit'fl
wry highly the inn that the i'opullst»
honored him with so many oi Ihclr I'IItI-I.
hut win-n hn II-nt that telegram III tho St
Louis convention rI-IIIII-IIIEIIII tin with.
Ilrawai of him name he meant that he could
not lli'l‘t‘l‘i tho norainniluu. lio iII Iii tlII'
IIIIIIIII mind now. lace that. name oi the
l'opnliaiunro declaring: that nnim Mr.
ilryan III'IIIIplII their nomination by Aug.
h the ventral romlnittuo will withdraw hlII
name and nominate IIomn ouo «ha in hie
pinI'II. Woli, lotthem rhino. liir. iiryun.
having been the litimlfll‘ll oi tho lli'ifllla
crate and oi tho Silver party. common dI--
com-y would at ll‘nht anugaet tho propriety
oi his accepting ihouc IIoIIIiIIIIIioIIII lll‘ll. "
[Ann'a I'lan oi l'nalon.
HAN FII‘MIIIII'II, Aug Pl.-~’l'hu follow-
ing iInIinII plan ior l'niiioi'nln. nIiIIpIalIiII
aim to many other ntntm. approIIII by
Colonel iiIthIIInan. .‘inauirc and other
ilIIIIII-nratlc iraderl, hrIII horn IIIllInIittcd to
l'halrmun Jones and liutiur oi tho Im-
liomIi in—nmuratlo and Paladin rquIIiI
Imhy i rank K lame, iIIrInIIriy manna
inn editor oi the Toronto Mm, now my
attorney oi tth city, The pIIrpoIn-ni thin
plan I! III pecan the fail Wit-00f both the
Democratic and l’opullct portion {or Mr.
iirynn while allowing to each tall oppor-
tunliy to III-inn out the party cirnnuth [or
in fire presidential nominm. I 'IIliinrnia
hminu Mac Iran in the vlm'lurai mllruu
thr- IIIIItIII aluminum"! both part in! should
aim» upon an electoral iir‘liut cornpnml at
lmth i'opailm and "alumni". 'llw elm
lnral tirket ni Democrat-I and l’opuliat-
ahnii he voted in! by hath parties on the
under-midi“ that ii the Peculiar. cut
H “Min No Merit».
”3001.", Nab. Aug. ll —chardlug the
rumor that he had premixed to appoint
Governor Mtgeld attorney general, Mr.
Bryan raid, "in order to answer once for
allrnulorl in regard to places proudest].
I IiIIIIIirII to my that l have not directly I r
indirectly prurulsrd any oiiice of any kind
to any person whomaeevor and ninth not
during the campaign proiniaa any oillce of
any kind to any person whomxoover. ”
Cyclone Davin For Congreaa.
Tuxauuana, Ark, Aug. :I.——Cyoloue
Davin, tho l‘coplo‘n Party loader, wan
nominated for coulzroaa by the Populism oi
the fourth 'l'or: Is district to succeed lion.
1). ii. Culhoruon.
A VERSATILE CRIMINAL.
Frederick Whitney, Self Conic-led Mur-
derer an. llighwaytuan, Snlr- idea.
I BALTIMORE, Aug. il.~lI‘rI'Ilarlci~: Whlt‘
any. the Iii-yIIar-tIII-Iu convict who com-
mitted suicide in prison horn, in II sI-li
oouiosaud IIIIIrduror as wall as highway-
mnn. Warden Weyier oi tho Maryland
penitentiary said that; Whitney has provi-
ounly throatenI-d to and his liio. The long
term oi imprisonment hoioro him and tho
kuowloduo that his hands worn stained
with the blood of II fellow man doubtless
nnhalanccd his mind.
Whitney held up (Ix-Councilman Waltur
R. Swiudell on March 23, itiilfi. and with
his pal. .iuh‘n ii. Williams, iInraoIllato-
ly iuit town. 'lhnv were traced to l’llllli‘
dolphin, Iilcnco across tho state of Penn-
Kylvnnla to l’ittahurg, where they were
captured on April II
The two men Wuro subsequently con
victod and sontouted to le‘ yours impris
onrueut. .-
Un Friday last Whitney confessed to
Warden Weylcr that; he had in Apriiof
last your, while (lacing from Baltimore
oliicora, killed and robbed an old loan in
Altooua, l’a. Mr. Woyior endeavored to
get details of tho crimc, hut thc inaction
out talk of the prisoner iI-Il him to holiovo
that. Whitney was demented. 'J‘ho iatnl
leap oi the prisoner caused tho “‘ill‘illlll to
crusa question Williams, and tho latter
ILonlossoIl that. Whituoy had on April .I'I
nIurdIIrIIII lienry ilouueka. Blown thou-
sand dollars was secured, which \VilllIqu-i
asserts was buried by himself and Whit-
ney. _
it is luill'ili'il that them was such a man
murdered in Altoona at the tixnomoutlon-
ed and that. II Inau nomad Wilson was ur-
resied and convicted oi tho crime on main-
ly circuinstanihil i‘\'lll|'li(‘i' and in now
jail.
it has hren ascertained that Whitney's
rcal Imam in Juneau Hildebrand, and his
houn- ia Detroit. Sir: years ago while serv-
ing II soulaut'c iormurdcr, hocs‘capod irqu
tho penitentiary at Little Rock. togathI-r
with nine other prisoners. Among hie Iu-I-
nodules of iormur ,I'uara worn tho well
known western crooks, .lucl.‘ Adams and
John Hilton.
ARMING THEMSELVES.
Startling Rumor That the "oi-It “'nrlra
Sir-liter» Are I'm-paring For Battle.
CI.I»:\‘I:I A.\‘i|, Ann. :i.—A startling [lltV‘ii
oi ncwa in lilililit‘i'ilflii with tho Brown
strike. which curries irum an apparently
rI-liuhln source. is to tho elect that. the
strikers uro arming IhIIIIIsI-iI'I-s and drill-
ing. it was Imid that. in of the strlLIIIs
had Ilrganimi II company lII-t Saturday.
elected a captain and purchrm d ruI'olII-rs.
The Harmony IirlllI-Il Saturday owning.
and it was announced that tho purposi- oi
tho lllt'il woe to avenge the death of the
two man who wore Idiot III Ilil‘l'orvnt than;
in Cunlllcts iaIlwatIu union and noauruou
moo.
Junie" (l'i'onnell, iho hood of tho .\irI-
chluh-ts‘ union, who was hero in charge
oi tho :triko and who iwlpcd t-I luring;
IIhont tho .‘l'lill‘llli‘lli uudcr which the
man rI-iurucd tuII‘ork, ha: returned to
i'lovoland. lie was Very much surprieod
and I‘haurinod to icarn that tho turn had
strut-l: tlaI nomad time. lit-said hoiaI
lil'VUil tho corupany had ontorml into an
agreement with tho InI-u in good i.IiIiI,
and ho was satisilod that the company In-
H‘ilill‘il to live up in i'.‘ nurI-IIIIIIIIII in or-
cry rI-spI-I-t. hour compauh s of militia art
now on duty at tho works.
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Ilraa Scum». limit-n. Iliod Millllli‘iili’ iii hi».
room at lho lIIIIIrIuIllnIIai holnl oi lll'dfl
iIIiluru. Major hpnrke Iva-I a prominent
I'andldatu lor ItoI'I'Innr oi 'I"‘ilnl“:~'|"' IIhou
appointed I'onuui hy l'roalduni t'lm‘olnud
ilo “IN the prr-ridI mat the i‘niird \ l‘li‘i‘
an», an IIIrociatinII oi l'nlon liilil I‘unimi
orala IIohllIIrIt. ”II was \IidI-ly lznnwu
throughout tho math and had Iilllli' Iuio
national pruniniuuuvn throuuh hit I lli'l‘gl‘i.
io'ur'ilnli lli I-l‘llilli ui MIIIIIIIIIII negro ("do
nil-III in III Mnxivo.
“Hints in "II llI'IIIIIII-Il.
intrinrow. i'a.. Auu. :l. «.in order haw
liI-I'il CaNIIIId Ill ilII! VtIlI'nillIII iron i‘hlil-
pauy'u “‘Ili’lI that. "l'iliillt'ill‘lllu with Ana.
1. II in per mm. rI-IlIII-Iiuu of Warren would
ho nI.IIiI-. iIII-r .'IU” nmu rIro IIilI'I‘tI-II hy
illll i‘i'tllii lion. 'l he oilircra ray ll lu out
lnI.I in tho uIIuI i‘iil ITIIprI-wulnu in hIIIlIIIIIw.
caImId i-y Ii..- :I,.ilailon oi the money
thIoItlniI.
Dentin oi )lrr. Int-lilnnl.
WI.~'I'IIIIII.I'rr-:II, .\‘. i’.. .Iau. :l,—».\irn. .in
I'ulI Lorlllard IllI Ii IIi. hcr hour' at Loril-
lanI'II i’oltii. hour this tiling", oi l;lIitIcI'
tranhln. l-lha wan (III yum-II old. iicr low.
hand, Jncoh lIorillarIl. i-I II hrotlwr oi
i’irrrc Lorillard lh-IIlIlIIII Mr. Lorillmd
iII'II IiIlldrun. .‘lIII W. ii. l‘ilmil and Er
neat LIIIII'rii Irri. IIaniIII hct.
quimiium i'lant liIIrIIIIIi.
I’ililMIi HUM, Ana. :i.~llnr:cr'0 as.
phaltum plum at liity I-lahth Izirm'l. and
old i‘huulnr atomic Iran colirriy I‘I alro‘rI-d
iv in Ilrialn nonhuman“ (Iiiltlili-‘illili.
”an, “Mam. i’va-il Daugherty, and
it. an employee. we: turned to with.
awaiting the death sentence in Altouna I
MING. Pour ,
0.1).“qu I?
lI \ ii I \l
ul‘undI
lurloue i onatliuenta,
her. lunumlr firn'oor: rIlI-wirwmi,cona.
In“ London i on“
in no ex Illllill' Ii lho par Yugo or no”
i \/ III II you .«nt tor: ill for I
lllnd In. It itiI l' o up no d of tin. 1mm Ill
opiniouam Inuit hllli. IlIiI iur til: I' h a llrll
ImiiI- an arc lllllllilili‘Il in the [Illiln'l' ]I|'4I
ll. ii II wit. and tho IulIIiIIII: alIowI no udnitr ration or in
MAW
MW
IZH
larv'lllul‘
It Hartman
il\ “inch in my
luil. "iho lu-
I'liou ior tho
Your. 5 ruly,
t' ouucclh ut Halo Chemist.
famous~ over sloooorlo pounds Sold last;
year alone proclaims mew popularity
Economical on aceounl of lI-S slrenulh D
cable on account oi its pUl lly All Grocers.
Cl) Boss 8(50n
NEW/LONDON (can
SKIRTS AND BOOTS.
Black Stockings and Shoou— Something
About. tho Flt.
l-‘ouiard is again to the how: and is Doing
mIII-h on-ulu i‘aI-lu. ()ihcr IIlliliI‘l‘lliln‘ in
furor thcro arc wuulmic, canvas, lawn, tai-
fIItII. llIlmlICSI‘llllt‘ do IIIIiI-‘aud mini. llouls
Quiuzc and Louis SI-izo stylus prevailing.
it is scarcely necessary to I'IInIuI'l; that
neat. boots and HliilI‘S .‘ii‘lh'l prqu-lnI-ni li‘fl’
lure of tiIoI-osturuo now that shirt; are
growing shortcr. i-‘ootwcar illli<l alII'FI‘I'II'
be neat and pretty. no IaaIII-I- how long
tho gown may ho, hut dciccts arc portion
0
bl'mllltimnx.
lurlycvldcut when illi'l‘l' is n Marilyn!
IlI1I;mI‘I':IlI~-.li llm I'I-Ili. Lisa-l; Hooking;
rI'II!.IlII tho
him-i. .~l;.III~' arc Iwrn, and III II \Illh [an
int »»i npprnprlsdo In hm}: asl
Illli' « Ilm .i‘i' IIII ~lm‘ 1.- .\~' for “to shun i
liar. .le l\.~ .~. it i<. iI\\ .“r ho th monomx to.
huy I~I. Ill‘. pond out: iloI Ill lIIHttIII, iool;
lwticr. arc Imdc lull I and “col iIIitI-I'
than clamp on»: 'i'lzo latter .'ll‘l‘ .«Iilll.
clumsy and ,Izwrilly lumM'x“ that Iumt
illI-IilIill.II'lt' Imi: iiriisllvu'.“Milli-11h. iI l~‘
also will
\I'ormn l‘I".I‘l‘ \\i'.‘il' a I‘cully right allla'. Ii
um)‘ “nay. ll lull-twill 1rI'l'lI"’lI)' iilrlili. lhc
hm-l. lamp and colic, hot it lsauxph- iu
li‘uxlh and III ‘3. lath. 'l lli'i'i' is ho tart of
u \ llI‘fill‘ II'IIII‘ .'~ loIlI-t that lwar." tlro
Mm .,. nt‘ \lll" .:‘l.'_‘.‘ mun- plainly than her
slum. i'oI'I ‘II'li II’ who imp i'hlll'il“l\'i‘ ouI-u
shc i. win-I : . -i tip-m .w small that. who”
ilil‘_\'1i"|‘l‘llIl-I'l““l‘lll full to luzl'niiuir. and
Hit" ’l'llI\'lr - .‘Il' ‘ ‘ll'.Illii'll in l Il"ll' l:l.~i illl'I'lIIl.
l'i'w lily rho font ulna-are I'll“,,'|‘I' in a
tight >Il-‘l' ill nuwmnlvly innsc our,
for l'l illI‘ l . I‘Li~l‘ illt‘ foot Blizltuw llit‘
alum “Illli‘ Ill ll.I- iInl‘illI‘l‘ the clan cramp-
liliil Ill~‘ lI-ml. Hill-Ill!“ ii in Hull
III II i «o‘. «If-M lil ill
.\ pi« .oz. l _;ri\« II III‘ a euumwr itI'Wll oi
grog. I“ll.‘ill,.‘l .II II- hi]: to With ii Iic-imi lul
doc; or II II‘ and pin... ‘l'lII- plain ehll'l hm
“nil-H .'Ii lint lap-IL 'llIII lIIullI'" l‘l‘lllhl'
ilttinn and l:I:-I a l‘lzvmlw tic ol' \'I'IlliI' silk
mu‘: -. 'i lu- ilulIl .«lr-I'Iv i»: i‘nulTunl at tho.
wp ;:1:d lI:.I an opanlci formed of ihroo
l‘lliil'l" 'i‘iIo l.-Iu:~ Quin/o 1 rural ol’ \Illllo
orullln Ml. "II a ileil of “low 1.1m,
\i'lill‘ll l . «I ..IIIII‘. .i our. n t'ill'li sldc of tho
I‘la‘mlwtlc III I:Iuplill«'<.
. II..-
".ll‘ '.< I'JI.‘
.ll'illi‘ (‘IIIIl.i.F.T.
A Fi'lt‘l‘ll'ii. tuna captain» why It III so
Ilangvl'olw w uw allohol in tho polar
roulous; .‘i mod: min are of alcohol
l'lliiril‘ré :I il"[Ml.I‘ll of for. Alcohol is not
iurnnl into furl in lli" inherit-and iii'l‘Vt‘
cull», lull Ia I‘I'm' :H :I [Illl'I‘ idol in lilo
orgauiau artd rI-plaIw tho I‘oIIIlIIIs‘llou
of fill. Althlml l4. llli’i'l'rlll'l'. dang-Tom
in llw l‘.‘.il'l'i:ll‘ I'v-ld ilI~I~.IuIIo It twists
llw lllI'owua: I ll' of lll’lii in a [mat do.
prov. 'IIIII I‘ll't «'1 l.» a»: If It How in a
room Illouhl lI- lil'illl d I'I-Iiliui and liII-n
all til-I do N and“ lllIlU'dnilii'liWii opvu.
lli‘zll prmluIII d lmy Iauwuhu' Work in ilw
llt iv in ll‘ It lllllllilii d from carbohy-
dI'atIIa in ilw l'HIIIl. lu’l, ilwiIlI'u this. ilu1
iudlapciislhlv Ironic-ll! n of limit. is heat
oldainmi by lulu, 'l'I‘II if-.]lllilill4 tho lu-
Flliil‘llwl i IIIIiI's' ni‘ llw iI IIII If ilil‘il.
lIIII lillllll'i tiny ml lllllw fat and min-h
i'ruii. III-iii: tho polar dw: llIIr rrIIpIirwa
lliliid'ii‘“ quantltn II of fat in km. p up
lluI laulili'm -..
I‘mm r on until" arc o:- Iwiou. lil_\ atloptrti
in London in rniw IIIIIIII‘I for tho lIo pilui-I.
'i'hc lAIuIIIIt IIIIIIIthai no a Il‘ll'ill randay
inn IIIlnin l ml of Munich than “‘1 N a
urn-III pron oinn IIIIIIIni/I-d in aid of a. lam
plial. lu nIlIli’lon to the moral lh’liillIi and
imam-4 oi ir'I-Iudiy aanlIIIlwI-l which :II-I-om-
[any ilII-«H prw‘I-s‘iouu, ilii'i'i‘ III i'l' inning.
Iuon't l‘lii‘lsi. Iin'ornlml \Iilh llowvr‘a and
II'gIIialIlv 2 tin nalucoi thI nun '1 If lilo
il‘llll‘lt‘l lI'I nu. oiIumIv couupiI MII- «:‘l. Ila
Ilrlf', ilut the prior lpal “atom lion“ I.aII
II hum on \\ hat “on fluidity-It'll to III a sick
led and ailIIIrdIId ivy two iilll‘M'ia', ono of
whom “an a l|ilillllll Il hum-and ”In other
a pvr‘eun IaIImpII-rruling in II lilirill"iii.‘ofi-
later.
In I__I_vi IIIHI II
.a
in lI'ii.l‘llllu‘I‘ llml IIcll Ill‘usmi‘
in,
l
, ' , '
PATENT“;
MEDICINES
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Priceal
Geo. C. Stilison’g
BRUCE STORE.
82 Washington St., 50. Harwell.
Charlie
and l
l:..: use we believe we
can please you. We
are willing to take the
I‘hauccs and try. ()ur
goods are right,
and we know it, and
you'll know It, too, if
all
you try Ihcru. Aski’bn
Connecticut
Creamery
Butter
Cream oi lhc Cream,
I’lucsl oi liar lliii'.
2ic lb; 5 lbs,
$i.00.
LORENZO IIIBIILE,
11 North Main Street.
- I
l'uiltilwfii, l’lcd'ldhir
71nd ilmliu f. t are!
in thm loincdain
ivr'ls all Illnuvr Ini
slII' IIIrI-I i do ii .Ist
anplcauant client.
PRIVATEPISEASES
MEN Anal; WSOMEN.
'5 JECTloII SP
Ml"
Seal charm prrpaid to any addrru on re-
(ll tnipnce. (,omplcic outht. I. I:
wil guarantor- to rare or room money.
Home aircaimrnihmk im- Io any address
on "(film or In cruts III stamps for postage.
lif— Ii! 00.. P. 0 0mm 533i, lotion, II“.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Ctr-ac.
Io. arty-III.
Residence, Mahnokmnn Hotel.
In? 11
thiY'ou for your trade ’
”i
Norwalk Chronicler