Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 19, 1897 · page 2

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between that coun—

hia‘rntnrn he brought
2 . . . * II“ “to. who is laid
:tii'etty young neuron.

, no month a wealthy

~ it! her. Captain Ro-
not to do no and said
in‘ a, acaudal because or
rain; lira. O’Brien en-
,“ ihe‘other women of the
, Bennett told thin to hla
Qt the peat, and she told

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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plates, milk

land, and our prioea. as usual, are the low
Every day is bargain day with or. ,r

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Sole agent in Norwallt. for White Mountain/ eirigeruton,

 

 

 

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and mortal them 5ec ‘each. Strange buttrue.
‘ We allow the largeit assortment of mailing, oil cloth and linoleum

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Porch acreene, poultry netting, garden tools/Kiln; lawn: mowers

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horth lain one Inn" streets,

Sbuth ”Walk, coho.
. Quickmeai’ Gasoline Stoves, Quiclmral 13 ac
. Flame Oil Stowe. SW3 floor oil, Tocque’s Dyeing and Cleaning Works, '
‘ ‘ "Jr'Bazar Glove Fitting' Patterns.

 

{Abuse KID GLOVES!

At the popular price of 73c and Gr. '

 

9‘- ,3‘35" "9"
one each

. Exit”: lietvy Somalia _ try, any lather, 95¢ each ,
‘ Revenue linen, good patterns. erasablncher, so; each
“u . u, 0‘ is 34‘5” u . 5“ each
i “ “ " “ undo “ 75¢: each
Art tquaraa, good pattern, 3 1-313 yards, it. 79 each
~ ‘ Matinee, ud- q‘uality, as; yards. page each
‘ Extra, fine and heavy cocoa door mate, s'oc each
' Other sizes of above goods at equally low prices Mcquette, Wilton, Amenster,
plain and fancy for rugs at low prices. ‘ , ‘ ’ .
.v On our new roe china table will be found tea pots. sugar bowls, platters, éakw

bowie, cunt and saucers, etc, none of Will it are worth it“ than age

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. on removing from Indiana. llern Abi‘u- _

chemot- in at (icon
no. merit: our; on. am m-
nmrnmr new or “an m

Near the graveyard where Lincoln’s

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in"... south of Ghurleliton, lllinoia,‘ln
a place then known or Goon Nut. the
Lincoln. made their final aotilerueut

hum Lincoln unlisted his father in

, "netting milled." no they called it. He

helped him build a loamhlu. and
cleared for him it putch of ground. and“
when he saw him "under headway" in
the new country. bode him good-by
and started north ul'oot. lie found
elnployun-ut not for from Springfield.
l'lliuoln. where the uelive port of his
early life wua spent. Though he did
not honor long in the, Goose Nest
cabin, he war: there long enough to
atniup his individuality on erery hurt

,for miles around. and runny are the

, ntorleu told of his sojourn among these

1 people.
.roured it four miles from the early
' home of the Lincoln», end the loci.
demo I shall relate were picked up In

it n'auny lot to be born and

"conversation with the old settlers
about our neighborhood, all of whom
knew Lincoln well. I was shown a

bridge he helped to build. and many

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- - - Summer wash Goods!

Alsohave in stock a full assortment of Button and Foster Hook

As they are so largely ueéied this season,

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we have arranged a

Bargain Sale of Ribbons!

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O'Brien thereupon wrote
. ”Captain Romeyn. de-
lta make public retraction
attributed to him. ‘
,th ennui. aharpneaa iii?
7 1; nothing. The . :

O'Brien began in 2
t0 danmmeefiontyn aa
blood-m He :on
. when Rom .. a flat
”I! “W. and e retired
WWW!) the u”-

n
”W > Major Pot-
”if ” ml" g s' confinement
m it releaud. Fear-
lihl' “ encounter. the
, . It kept them apart.
* ', - at Governor’s Inland
ich took Colonel Barr
oAtlnuta. These charges
fillet unbecoming an oflicer
airman. and the three counts
, hm. first. that Romeyn
mflennett not to be seen
_ ' wwlth lira. O'Brien: mood.
med-that the otheera of the
' . [d not permit their 'tamiiiee to
H mini Mrs. O’Brien; and, third.
the presence of the troops he
Mn a fellow officer.

:.. our: of the position he hna
mod and the assertion that

Mn: of the redectiona he baa
but In. O'Brien makes the cm
, L one of the sort. it is said. that
‘ width in this countmhnye ever
led upon to try.
- Main Romeyn ill make conn-
' 4 of some sort againnt Lieu-
O'Brien is positively asserted by
. nda, but their nature is not
,. except that they concern his
, . conduct no no oflicer and reach
M to tile visit to Japan. when he tig-
Imicuoualy before the public an
W'lflwmor of the Port Arthur

we dilllke. Mrs. O'Brien is Very
. ‘ Mn in Waahington. where she
’ ' m moat of her life. Her lather in

» ll Kendall, one of the best known
mt influential omcern of the
, now with the Sixth infantry.

 

m Andria-t to n emu.
plan, It. 8.. April infirm. D.

window at the blahop'a
”in. instantly. it in pre-
M In taken with a wank apoll.
the window to not air. loot hie
m tall out. He won only in
at an. Ba won a untim- of Mill-
.W. N. B. His mother.
. . tint Bolton. waa untitled.

 

m by a hematite.
' . N. 1. April lul—John
‘ and (ileum Keller. young men
Whither. were killed by a
“It. The! waited for it
“I to pan and then Itepped
In mine tollpwinu. Bou-
Mtar war driviua noroaa the
oi the lame lime. lilo wagon
. d. and be war thrown out.
on Ila head. but was not no-

mtaam on the Mutt.
"a Y" ‘9'“ ”.wfllcliolll

Wu and prominent oil-
m. committed attitude by
tilde m. on «1an “real.
. Writ-ii trout church and dia-

MN new“!!! hit a cord
tear lino *. run iml been a hub
tor yearn.

.Wh"“.l'i'“i".2;

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eluted-eta mute-ado:

Romeyn'n defense will he tha'

throughout the part of a gen- .
d otlicer. That thla involvea,

.. ,illd the «pedal object of the}

tin. Man Catholic print at-i
' ‘totlla'oathodral pariah. tell from ‘

“elect ‘
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‘84 Washington Street, . . .’ .

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A. Dickerman & San,

South Iarwaill. Connecticut

 

 

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803 FszslMMONS,

fChampion of the world, ridden Pierce Bicycle; ulw, agent fur the Ruchcutci’ and North.
amptou at $5”. 6ll. 75. (Mill lilil, and the Lenopc illsyclc at $37.50.
fully warranted. Repository open till 9 p. m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5] indie. with til you I'm alwlyalat the but with price! xnaranreevl.

l- il l ll 0 r I. W: I g ht’ 5 Repository, eon. unouou and tenant smears.

 

LOWEST
. . . PRICE!

THIV All ALL INN-Ill
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. All our monomer! loci this
way. Mlmuudyouwillllfifil. THE GAME!

Ivar than?
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‘l'llla Gilli

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other relics of his boyhood duyn.
One very old man told rur- that he

night there. lie was interim-d that
the house afforded only live beds, and

one of them- belonged to n son who

was then at home; but it he would

get the consent of this boy to take him ~
in an a hedtellow. he could stay. The ‘

utniuger dismounted, and soon found
the nix-foot boy in the back yard ly-
ing on a board reading. The boy con-
hunted. and the man slept with him
Zthut night. The boy who Abraham
,Liucoln, and the other never tires of
.tciiiug how be orient. the night with
the future President.

 

A Brilifl I’i’lllTHAlT OP LIKCrlLX.

 

’l‘nrietou Milm. a veterinary surgeon
of Charleston. told me that he land
sum Lincoln driving on ox-lt-uul
inmwwu with conlwoml to sell. lino
ui'lit Lincoln was detained till lute
eel [on his wood. It crow dark. and
"Aim" tlmhght imit not to attempt in
drive home. A» the .‘lllt'rl lmlilt'ritt'ml
wun )qu out of town toward the Lib-
coln t-nhiu, Liumlu stopped there our
night. Ills entire mum, in the way

of \wnrlhgnmmrvi. t‘uilrllslwl or borne» ‘

«pun jeans. mum-r». knit "L'illlilli‘i'l,"
ll Ilium-y Mllll'l. ulnl :l nirzlu' lull. .‘llli'lh
{other out up lill m‘ulnight
with Lilimln. and woe :ulnlzt-ol nt llu'
\lliitlillil io- tli~pl:iyc~l.

I "will four year; in t'lmrimton. nu
flflli'vtlllllll m :1 large ilrygomln liullsi'
tin-re. uml ilr‘ mud or llw muntry folio;
ll'llilt‘tl til llil" alul't'. I til'll'lt t'ltjuyml
l’tti’l' trellis in the “it" til u-lruiu Willl
lllii illll with-N illwlll "Mic," mi Hwy
low-.1 in mail him. in l llivfilillll't'tl on
t'llllm for ”will tho-y lili'il‘alll'i'll it“
"yurna" for me. I Mlltl lo ollt‘ old not
up... ”hid "nil ever lune u hint of Lilli
t'tllll'ii gronliwrm while ho llVi‘tl hour
you?" “So." be mild. nu lle' look a
chow of "Lincoln urn-oil." "i never did.
i had uix lmyn. nn' uny om- ol' ’cln
unvlnmi nu pvurl to ow nu 'i‘um'a Mm
did ‘repl [it'l‘llllul in lumli-l‘uiltllli'. llo
ulwuyu «lid lilliu to that. uu' on lhui ne-
rouul m- uuu uwd to think he Wouldn't
amount to illilt‘ll. You we. it warn'i
Mullil‘eilnlih' then. it wnr work. ihnl
counted. .\‘ow. ltllltlil' uimut rail unlit
tlu’. uuy or my boys t‘tllllil lwnt Mm

. any day lll‘ lll’i'tl. uh’ nliy one of Wu

could run bun u middllu' tinht foot-
i'uw; nu' luul why in- ulnulld boat
We In the big; race for (nine. l enu'
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"linclo Johnny" tiordou in nu old
rillll'ut'tor known in tlhurlculou us the
"Hilliiiilfl‘lll lion." in the lilrt'lllll
hiuuilnl he only he been oll’eriuu for
ualu until little humid-u of uuuaulrmi
“moi. which he lute curt-fully authored.
"Alulilo lliltou liuvlu in the century.

um, Wm... .....__,_,

‘l‘ho vine-lac Ila l'raterrod.

liurluu n muvomuitm on the up.
prmwlllng election. in llilil. it while
luau nomerltmi to l'rouidout l.lili'tll:l
that nothiun mold defeat him but
tlmut’a rupture of ltlelnnond. to he
toilowud by hia nomination ul tlhicaao
and amoptuluw. “Well." raid the
Freeland. "1 tool Very nun-h like the
man who said he didn't want to die
particularly. but if he had to die. than
one omen-tr the diagram he would like
to din of.” “w

Ila holly lieutda'i luv.

it ml Mend solid to him: "Mr.
1W0, do you nmlly expect to end
thin wur durinu your adlnlilllil'ltllttlil"
. " 't our. eun‘i our. tilt."
”in. fir. ldncolu. what do you
Wilda!"
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rode up to Thomas Lim‘olu’u cabin .,
and inquired if he could spend the

a... $
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LIBERTY.

every
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Militia remand
internal oi , ,
loan of “upheld; H m :00th in
thick. tough. o! it, 7 irh character,
and when thorium duo la rue: rapid.
of it fetid odor. , or” collection» of
dried reoretionl‘my. be adherent to
Iiu' middle and uideaot the now. when
inflammation hue united u long moo
mid nhe-rlniou hurt when place. puri-
form’ lunlirlr‘io unrated food amps into
the throat. This: in one oi the mun
duogorou» tritium oi' the mmplnitlt.
and this million phenomena tutti the
l3 ominwh. cunning freununt vomiting ,
and ugenerul derangement of health.
«mi. lionily undo in outnrrh of tho
atomuoh.
' m. pron! that this diuc‘nso can be
easily and quietly cured. note the fol-
iowiug Honth Namath testimony: .l..hn
ll ’i'mthill, 29 Ann street. my: "I
have had thoyoatnrrh for some time and
um tried many remedial. but not more
n-lzai from Oahfornia Gatorrh, Cure.
which i got at Pluiated'u, than from
anything also I ever have used.‘ The
one bittlo he» already rumored cam
oaily many of the most troublesome
sympmma.” .
California Cutarrh Cure in sold at all
drug Item; 50 oentu, three times Ma
much for one dollar. ‘

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No small objection which young-folk!
had to the Oldvtimfl spring medicine» was
their unevenness. . In our day this ob»
joouon in removed and,Ayer‘e Bonapar-
illu. the most powerful and popular of
blood-pnnfim. in an pleasant to tho pal-
ate as a cordial. ' .

 

 

Group and whooping cough are child-
bood'n terrors; but like pneumonia, hron-
chitin, and other throat nodlung tron-
bios, can he quickly cured by union' One
Minute Cough Cure. G. (3. Stillnon,
noeth Norwalk, and E. P. Weed. Nor-
wn it.

ll. :65. 31"; :I ' Two yours ago R. J. Warren, a drug-
OUcee 436 Main Street, gist at Pleasant Brook, N Y” bought a
‘n'na'm',’ co". small supply of Cbamherlurn'a Cough

Remedy. Ho sums up the results no
follow: "At that time the goodewm
nulrnowniu this aectionfloday Chum-
borluiu‘a Cough Remedy la Ihouaehold
wort ." It iii the inure in hundreds of
corn mnnities. Wherever the good quali-
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people wilihave
nothing else. For sale by G. C. Still-
mu.

alas-ram
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Henry Ward Beecher once informed it

man who came to him mnnplaining o!
.zloomy and despondent feelings, that
what he most needed wot a good cathar-
tic, meaning. of courao, such a medicine
a: Ay'er’u Cuthnrtio Pills. every duh h:-

fia he-
still:
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talking E

You are at liberty to come into this store
of ours. and to rumble around and look us
much as you pleura. Neodn’t buy, We like
to have people know what a line slut-k of
wall paper we how, no that when thoy
need some they’ll know where to go and
get the prettiest.

Pointers supplies, glues etc , painting.
pupa hanging and decorating.

E. E. ‘GORHAM,

10 FIRST AVENUE.
WNW“. - - Connection!

 

At the some
place when: you
found us thirteen
years turn, in the
whole-ole and re-
lull

Fish,
Oyster.
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.

HUNT a nun",

iii Winihiuaiou into i.
Telephone. itiH.

 

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Oil...

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When the rpring time cornea, "Gentle
Armin," likoull other aenuible perilous.
Will cleanse the liver und renovate the
iyrii‘lll with DeWm's Littlo Early Ris-
.~rs, fumouslittln pills lorihe liver and
«munch all the your nround. G. (i.
Stillson. South Norwalk, and E. i’.
Wood, Norwulk. "

One Way to be item
in tortiloilll in tho l’nmlm‘tfi 0! Our lnmil .
«mu!'onunilhnm i':lli.’li u (lol- or limit: .
mil nil (it-'9 (' Silllnifll, Moth Nllmlk,
uni Edward P. Wood. hug-walk. solo «moi».
. Hi got x. lri..l hull» of Uttu‘» (Emmihu rout
’ivl‘mun limit-«iv. l m". '0 l-VHVI‘ (hill '8 lii'ii
ty-lirl‘ (Tom for (‘miulmund all dis-moo nl
‘lir' 'i'iuuul umi Luna-s. Largo view one nnJ

CASTQRIA

For Infants and Children

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Win-n amid ia contract/ed. enroll at
me lino Mlnliiti Cough Cure will act
run on who ruud to recovery in n tn'uum
It will cure pneumonia. bronchitla,
mop and :lil lutnuol lung and thumb

iruuhln-u U l! Bullion. fitrulll Nur-
urullt. Illil E. l' Wiilil. Nnrwnlk.
Fm drink that.

Mmtlmhinllre in Uri pie Crook. I
rook a very severe cold an tried runny
moodiua withdnt help. the cold only be-
ooinlnn more rattled. Alter oiling three
onnll huttlra o! Ohauiheriain'u Dough
Remedy. both the non h and cold left
our, und in ihla hiult titude it halide u
meritorious rough remedy to do any
mod mu. ll. lloniirrmh. editor Daily

’ Myanmar For unlohy (i. (3. still-on.

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"conical! none».

Take laxative tirmuo niotno Tob-
im. All drunken Inland tummy it
it fella mourn. lie. For late by it. ll.
i’laieted.

{worm am... a...“ . .,
Edmund .1. Hell. Newark. N. .l . any»:

“After auditing excruciating pain and

dolphins coniinutnout in my bed {or our.
on melts with lthoumatiam and in
(Mom. I wul permanently cored iiv
taking eight donor at Dr. ll. (‘3. Flower"-
mnu h thematic (lure. Prion OHM.
uranio by H. II. Plat“. amulet.

MW'
We have on head moral thouuud
loll lot Willem Ind am that We
wiliorinial thetollowiaapelml Low
oaarter blilhaada um. Mann-l
1.0mm, ti; 1.000 ninth lllllheada Otto.
additional imii'a. lies notch-ado um.
dilhfltlllinaal LM'OJM. Padding.
lion-H.000 m. Tina M in at
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