film-Albert it; our. on
‘ .1 . “the Boyleton
the corner of Wuh-
«we. limit-inc. u»-
” .000” oath and
motes much“: not
m ”than trunks; Kin;
’ e clotting noun. lit 10:15
. militia“ nettle the
trim there union the trunk.
“Monmouth: to tin-truc-
god other business invulv-
-' It lite 845,000. Ac he did
the built by l_o’ciuclt. the
anxious and mode: omen
user. boulde- touching the
. police. butup to the present
hm been unnblc to nicer-
Marceau. '
x “unnatural .B'urrill and
- . Wain at once lent to!-
flow York. Hontml and all
tin Inflow England. giving
, hulking and linking the
look, out for him. ‘
been employed ct the Boy»
. . about two years. coming
-- mind. and hi: honesty
nucntioned. He has carried.
“3100.000 of the bank's mon-
‘ on previous occasions and
duct ndoilnr. He lived with
Villa is employed by the
ntlonnl bank, at 03 Beale
“ton.
V 3 woman- or no.“
' left the bank for the clearing
filo pnjr‘thir he won given on
the Union National bank. on
‘ lo! 325.000, the balance to
.. to the Boylrton built. Be—
'~ King was initructed to so to
man's National bank. at 64
I' street. and collect 830.000. which
carry to the National Bank
. . in the Sears building. at
or of Court and Washington
. and pay in there.
of his directions King carried
Molly. All bueincse at the clear-
in ordinorily llnllhod by noon.
. ' titer who docs not arrive
. lit 1 :30 ll apt to arouse suspicion.
' lM yltton bunk. Cashier D. W:-
. Vii-lied until 1 o'clock before he
.tlilt KIM should be looked up.
lie called up the National Bank
A fee nnd in reply to his query
armed that the messenger had
.. there. This was sufficient to
Ir. Waterman, and he immedi-
Milled Chief inspector Watts of
dinnhpcnrnnco.
‘ of the bank sound were im-
‘-ly detailed on the case and at
tuned in cont-ch of the missing
Boon loomed that King had up-
mm It the Freeman's hunk and had
crowd the 820,000 which ho who u. [my
it jjflfl‘MNIiitinttl Bank of“ Commerce.
'I'hdhlfiliuut hnlf In hour intenho calico
' 31in Union bank, when» he won given
' " Of this he was paid “5.000 in
'whlle In United Staten certificate
fmm nude up the bnlnnce. it wan
where about 11:30. as near as the
_ . f can wertoln. that King reach-
.aoI no clarion home.
M 315.000 It Cloning lion-c.
paid over the ”6.000 in cash
he had rcceived from the Union
W. and in order to bnlunt-c tho iii--
. t he had to take $590.” from the
$31“ which he Ihould have paid in
it! Notional Bunk of Commerce. Here
a“ "do. of the melocngcr wan lost.
in; nearly on can bo ligurcd. Kins bud
Ill MI pork“ When he left the clearing
“Nude the 020.000. minus the 35mm
which he paid to the cicnrlnx liuuuc,
hill the 810,000 ccrtllicuto.
. King. hurl he no t-honcn. might how
”no to any bank whcro he was known
II a maltnr of accommodation to
.l Boylntou hank mold have uhlalliud
m cub for the certificate. tin far all
known. thin in all the money that King
- M with him who" he dlmtppeurrd.
“Mlh the mitt-c. have lit-Hi active.
”working on the rule, nothing has yet
turned of the mining mono-rigors
where-bouts.
. .. the tolerrnmn not hmndonnt by
“ ”who King in dowrlbrd on til your:-
m I feet I lttchcn tnll. weight lib
‘ thin faced. light «unmicxlmi,
lllht hair. lie was drenml in n
u hull of clotth and wore a brown
llnt.
, ' int (.‘hnrlel Torrey of the Boyl-
” hill! at ohm toll-phoned Kinn'n
. who not to the intuit um! freo-
nll the old he could in locating
Until Icon Over.
. Womlnuhcm. lino... Il-y ma-
1“ which union on the South
‘ ~ - in invinc- bnnlt loot Mow
hon modmtcd vol-y much. Then
my little excitement. nod mutter-
' to he oncoming their unuul culidl'
‘ “GWAPHlé DRElIlTlEO.
alum: tho proceedlun
_ Cool trurt who luuod by
(Minion at Manitoulin. N. Y.
Million. captured by ticuornl
m Cutout lento Anna. during
' on». have been Mulch truth
t.
V. woman». I mention at
tlnodloloouchlln Iwiudilnu
- '0!“ convicted of grand in»
._ w Torlt.
f Winona woo mioncod in
' W I" N. l... to two mn’
,, t with hard hum mu rm
Wilma. n tel-lune
in 'l‘nunton. ”no.
0 will line been found.
mm company on
. about» to in curtain»
. to our cool and
‘of ill per ml to this.
. .. a . wont to.
Wee ngnlurt the bank wu .
mumhwmni«_
‘.
W. 3.5TURTEVANT, I
want your podium» the most perfect gatollne stove mode.
More in u‘tc‘lmthl‘l to“ thin all other molten combined. The ‘ Quick-
niool”.irtlio airtigcleanctt and non timple stove on the that but, and
colt; no more than, the poorest.
.qu Quality Gasoline. 5 ethanol. 50c.
Delhi rubber finrdcn hose, plain or wire wound, every foot guaranteed,
not: per tool; a fine brass spray or stream nozzle with every so feet f rec.
Ball nozzle, regular price 01.50; our price soc each. .
Window Screens and Screen Doors. . .
Every size made. Hammockuroquei and water cooler: in great variety,
Bamboo porch blinds fitted and put up without extra cost.
Send us yourorders for carpet cleansing. Remember we don't beat it,and
don’t remove it from the floor, but we thoroughly cleanse it. restore-
every color, raise the nap and render it perfectly moth proof Demon
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South lorwollt, Goon,
:
At
no aicvcuzs,
m wnoous.
ArtCarpetsat - ‘- ,v- .-
Thc regular price of these goods is age. And other items that will interest you. Don't forget us when in
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:K i rag-movsg.
i
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lOc.
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- South lorwallt. Connoctlcut
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The Clothiers.
South Norwallr.
. thon- In I moiety i'llltll. lawn to ”NW
k dreary Motown not «norm.
only n arson costs like grove or trees.
in which lutd hostily been thrown up it
rude breastwcrit of land and stone.
Al‘trlou‘d' of bowling mutton hur-
rouudlug tho urthwurh. in which unto
the grout ororluud nugc. ' It was it '
*cnlcuhttt-d to cxeiio‘ fear and
syn: thy. Tut-m were wanton in that
beloncucml fort tut well no men. and
tboir pole flil'i'ii, parched lips: and dry.
looms cycs twinned tho htouy terror
courted by the prmpcct of curtain
death. ‘
A dozen troopers under command of
Lieutenant Marks had been scut to
guard the stagecoach; when they found
themselves «upfront-ed by such uvco
wlwlmlug udder that they ham-nod to
the grove we have mentioned and bus-
tily throw up the earthworks bobiud
which tbc soldiers and pusmgwx
wvrc «intending fht'iiiiit'lveti. The {turn
of Licutonuut with wan nlmost li'i
pulo nu murbltv. and he had long bin. -:
wound to gi‘vc orders; for it was now a
pitchcd buttic in which every mun was
his own wttimnudvr.
Promlnont trump: the troopers was
it tall young man in the uniform of a
private coldicr. There won it look of
color dctci‘mintition on his fut-c. rind
wliutcvcr others may have donc. bu
trunk-d no shots that day. Evcry time
his rifle cruckcdn rcdsltlu fcll. ’l'buugh
bc award himself more to ludiuu imi-
lcts than any of the others. bc scorned
to hold a charmed life. for not in shot
touched him.
This private was about twcuty-four
years of age. with n handsome fat-c.
dork oycs and block moustache. liin .
mom was ticorgc Stouc, and it was
“'lllthllrl'l't'd that ho was :1 graduate of
Prim-molt. How he came to be it pri-l
vulc soldier in the regular army is a
story of sutiicieut lull-rust to tcll crop”
in tho midst of brittle. (‘SLWt‘lfllly us it
has soun- lmiring on tho conflict. lie.
and Mcutcmtm linvid Marks bud been '
schoolboys together. and both woro’
competitors for tho uppolutmcut at
Wont l'oiut. Marks. though lufcrior to
Stone in every rosin-t, having the
sit-utmost political pull. succccdcd, and
Gtvurgc wont to l'rinwtou.
(lmrgc gmduutctl ubom tho same
time that his successful rivul cattleg
from Wcst Point with a commission as
second llcmounnt of mvulry. llc hap-
pcucrl to ho hour the town in which the
regiment of his rival was tptzirtcrcd.
This ruuowcd tlic jenlousy of his cum-
puulon. Tbvti Miss Mary Summon;
crime to tilt» city. Sbt- was going to her
sister in Montana. the coming summcr.
and [Ill Marl-ref rcgiuwnt bud boon or-
tlorcd to that part of thn- country. be
hoped ltc would moot llt'l' "gain. hypo
t-lnlly as ho bud fttllcn dwpctutcly in
low with her. For tbc nmuul lillit' Lin
i‘l“:l| “:lli bin schoolimy frirud. llmrzc
Stone, who swmml to bc lliiil’l' Silljt'u ~s-
ful tlmu bc bud bcfurc. )ltll‘kfi but] no:
political pull in iurt- nutttcrs, and in.:
can it) look about for sumo tin-nus to
critiqurr ngultt.
'l'bt- plan llt' t'cil upon was tho nn'zrtl
ncfarlotix that can bu mm-ciw-d. illit-
tl:iy luv and sum-- limrtfl',‘ fllltl friciids
cuticrd tlmrgt- into n saloon. and dur»
lug tho uftcruoou tritium-d him to drink
no much t'hnmpnguc that ho lit-cumc
uitcrly Illlt‘ullflt‘lulu of his arts :mdl
uurruundinus. '
Whilt- hr “as in tbut stoic. n rccruit-
iiig llllt'vl' wim Willi prom-lit liltlllt't'tl’
lilu In t-iiilxl ll! tlu- rrgultir army as :t
pumic. and ho was nulgnwl to tho:
company it) which Llcult- ’
bolotigcd.
“'lwii Sioiir m‘ovcrml t‘lllltlt'lnllllill‘tirl .
tliid rt-ztllzml ulmt bu bud dour. bc rc-
Milvml lit'vrr to drink titttillwr drop of
Intoxlcutliig liquors. .
Marks. who had lll't‘ll his mnstuuil
flflfitu‘lflli‘, of mirror cm bi» tit-quaint.
nut-o, und tit-orgc mm t-mutwllml to
nit-rm uutl ilflihll'llllt’ “‘lllt lbw common
uoldlcr. Sluuo gnu- strict ullcullou to
i
x
urm
‘imtoutmu't M no u cow:
1rd“ evil-ti "tho but ‘girtlludlguautlr.
"too are a dim to the service."
lit: begun to lam inngpitloblc
manner, ind unturned buy cod run
to the side of am mole. who Itood
30161! mm by‘ the imperfect bronco
work. tiring at tho ravages. who wore
pouring it storm of bullets about him.
buying one little hand on his shoulder.
him said: ’
‘t'llr. Stone. it is not fluid that you
should endnmrcr your life.”
He turnod his pale, stern fnce upon
her. and npolte to her for the first little
slow ho had worn the uniform of u
soldlcr. .
"Miss Summers. this in no place for
you."
"Nor is it any place for you," fill? an-
strut-ct].
“i am it soldier, and It in my duty to
die."
“And i am one whom you are deft-nil
ing. and It is my duty to remain at
your side."
"Minn Hummers-J be begun.
”.\‘o. on. George! 1 will cover leave
this brcostwork while you expose your
lifc-—mn-c precious than that of any
other in the party."
He was touched by her words. They
appealed to his heart. A moisturi-
came into the cycs which had bet-u
so long dry. while his frumc trembled.
"Miss Bommcrsw"
"George, you uscd to call me Mary;
won't you do no now? llcmemlx-r.
«loath is n grout lcvclcr, and in! arc
facing death."
“Mnry~l must defend you." he. said.
"I would deft-nil you oven if 1 wow not
a soldier. and i must inspire these oth-
ers by my cxamplc."
“Bctlcrr lot any of them cxpoitc t'holr
lives than you!" sht- answered in :1
voice of inciting toudcrnt-sm,
"it would be futul to shirk duty now
——tho not of it coward. is it not bottor
tlmt wc tnkc thi- only t-buncc we liuvc
of dcfundlng our llvcs than to dic :t
cownrd‘s (loath 1'" .
“Thou lct mo- stand by your sidc and
full Whi-u you do. I shall not cnrc to
live if you arc gone."
“No, no! Don‘t insist on endanger-
ing your life, Mary. You m'miun mo.‘
I out a coward whcu you nrc oxmwd
to tlungcr-l nm bmvc in tin.- thought
that i can tinfczid you."
Ills rcrison :md t-ittrcttty provuilcd.
rind shc was induct-d to suck tlic most
8h(‘"t‘fi'd pint-c in tho ortclosun: win-n
tho lutllzius mmb- lllt‘li‘ next churgc on
the rude curthwork.
"’l‘hcy are coming ngttiu. boys!" cricd‘
thc bravo privntc. "Now rcmcmbcr
that it is bcttvr in div :1 bravo man
than a coward. Don't won-tr l! shot.
Our only bopo 1er in making a bold,
stubborn rt-nistnno-c."
'l‘lit- tmltlicrs. who looked upon him
its tbcir miturzil loader. silcutly uoddcd
usncm.
"Stormy all!" cried George Static.
”Now who mrcfui ultu. Don't buy of
you wnstc loud on llJt‘ big t‘ltlt‘f with
rod ft‘ltlllt'l'ri."
Evvry ”do was nlmcd.
“Sit-:ttly! Lot tin-m come a little
noun-r licforo you lirc."
[7p tbuy cunn- until tbcy worc cvcu
within lung plutol mum. and thou
Gt‘til‘gl‘ gave the cunnuund:
"Find"
'l‘ht-ro was a rattling crush of i‘m-r
firms, and tho furrows! suddlcs tvcl‘c
cuipliml. 'l'llt- big chit-f with l‘t'tl {will
or.“ twin down with tho otlu-rs. Tho
I v . I
"""l ”ml“ ridvrlt-ss llui‘M'ti plungmi but-k uiuongf
llin inounml hummus,
punit- itum- gt-nrml.
"Mind!" t'l’lt‘tl tlu- young soldier.
llcfurl- llii- llltlltttirl luttl l't,‘t‘tl\'t‘l\'t|
front lbc cutifuniou tho vollt-y lmd
thrown iliciu into. n tit'l'iilltl vollcy wits
pourctl lulu iltcm. ’i'licu some of tho
lilii-‘Kt'lllzt'l'ti buvlnu \l'luclu-utcrs bcguu
ti muttimml film.
The» titti‘ilgtm drcw ofl' nirulu. but tin-y
making tlic
. . ' uni-um ': ’
1'11 3:! Are Hopi: 10me People and
W not flow any is of Local
httoroui.
Witt-p no inridcrtt like if": following
mun right lwrr all lmmc it is Imuml
~p curry wright with our l'l'htlt‘d'h. bu
utility nuance ot'rurrcnrts in) m um
rottildn til the prom. on: plillllhllml lit»
.urlyz when tho lnlrlllgciit n-uclrr
‘(lll'ifl'i they .miilul be into. ”two ii in:
.vumlt‘i illul pl'nplt: ill't' blyt'pitt'ul ilu
tilt" cubic“ moptirihm is rapidly tlln"
opponriiig lliiw l‘i title in the actual
pristmul cumsicnrr Ul our cum-no. and
llit'll’ pub!“ tittcrhlicrs rrgnrtlbm
limo 'l‘br Jnublrr llillhl doubt Ilu
um": m "it lure oi such ct’ltlrllt‘tt u».
ib‘ur. 'l’hc p.-blic otutcmcnt of a I‘t'pllr
‘tublc ”“1ch living right lion: :lt homo,
our whom yr'u run see any day, lruvrt
mi ground rm the skeptic to bluiiollnn.
Mrs. l’bi‘r‘o Plan. No. zli Scrum-l
lit’t'llilt’. litu' .‘x'orwullr. says; "My tlm‘
tum told w: !. had a genuine came of
liliglit'» ills-raw. One of them trrutt-d
mc nli’iltllly tor six month-a. and thou
gave me up as incurable. My :lliltlt'h
.wrllul to mice their tmtural size; my
burl: :ttltu! so ,cvcrcly that I could not
kccp on my lccl, and i had urinary
il‘nlllrlt‘ as wall. 1 got two bmtcs of
lloztu's Kit'tirv Pills at I’luistcd's drug
.tprc. Tim-y .‘iclpcd mc gfcatly. 'l'lu:
strolling in the ankles subsidedfintl tho
barlmtlies and urinary troubles disup
pron-d for thr time being. i hclicvc
l)li:lfl"€ Kidney Pills will entirely re-
more the muse of my trouble."
Dunn's Kidney Pills. 50 cents pcr
box, for sale by all dealers; sent by
mail on .cccipt of price. FostcrvMil-
burn Co. Solc Agents for the U. 5..
Buffalo, N. Y. '
Rem-mi)" the name, Dean's, and
take no substitute. .
1
COME TO STAY.
'Antl South liorwallt Extends n Glad
Welcome.
Because it stops
Snutftng.
Humming,
Hawking,
Gaming.
‘ Excessive sneezing,
And tickling in the throat.
California Catnrrh Cure does it.
Sweetens the foul breath,
Cures the pain across the eyes.
And in the back of the bond.
Stops dropping into the throat.
Cures scabs in the nose.
Keeps the nose always clear.
And absolutely cures the worst cases
of chronic catnrtb.
South Norwnlk people any so. Not a
few.but hundreds among the people you
lice cvory day, your own friends and
neighbors. Hero are the words of one
of them: Mn. lufuyetto Crow. 3 Hum-
ilton street. South Norwulk. says: ”My
husband has had catnrrh for u long
timc.sufl'eriug at times with pains in
.thoheud. hawking, spitting and oftou
lugging, especially in tho morning, so
that he would not be able to out much
breakfast. Ho got a bottle of California
Cutcrrh Cum at Pinistcd'e drug store.
and already 1 can see its beneficial ell‘octs;
his throat occurs nilcloar in the moru~
=iug, and he is able to retain his break
fast. I take the liberty to moire thou-
rtatemouts regarding his case for i
know be has berm greatly benefited by
iCuliforuin Utttarrh Cute, and would wil-
lingly recommcnd it.
in came of buy lover, California
linturrh Corn given instant toilet. and
insod in neuron it will entirely provout
l the malady.
"Ton pcuplo out of u dO‘IA'll urn inval-
ldx."nuyn n rccout medical authority.
; At inurt night out of those too. it in auto
'toullnw, uro culturing from nouns form
of blmldiwum. which it persistent one
unit-rut. uud lililtllt‘tl mllltury lilt’lll‘x us but no “Mention of giving up tltc light. l‘“ Ant." Sunnpnrillu would 1” sum to
lll' iiutl ucvcr Nllllllrll mu huliJm-t in his ' iltbcr t‘llli’fii i'llliil’ to'tttltu tbo plum: ' cure. Tm“ don't b" 3” invalid.
lll't'.
oplmrluuily to lmmllluic him.
In duo limo ilw rcglmvui wns tii'tlt'l't'tl
to tho plltlun. utid ho was with tho
uquud aunt to guard tho xixtuc. it won
theI first tluw Idctitcimiit Murku bud
t-vcr bot-u utulcr lit-o; itcvcrllwltm it
Willi llilllli‘lll to tillmmiit' lll' would illltiW ‘
uoiuo ttntti'tigt- on ”till nonunion, for
Mary hututiwht. titc girl who bud \vuii
bin boon. won In tho Margo.
it won gullluu to poor tlcuruc litmu-
to moot lllt' \ioiuuu whom lu- Iovt-d
tiutlttr Hitch clitiimod t‘lfl’lllulllllllt'dl «but
bu dun-d not vii-cult to her. llc imi-
bluuu-lf crow with u proud mluiit-rly
dignity. but wur hilt'lll. Witch ibc nt-
tutti t'llllo ho wail lll'iil lll tlu‘ light. and
it who thou that too lit-utounui, who
the White l'cntllrr. llc lnilcd lo an m
the front with lilii iiiiill. uud lit-pt no
much out of motto of ballots uml on
row: or poo-lblc.
it won ammo. lill stony nib-um- bro
lion only by tho t'hlltiillt'y or tlw mo
int-lit. who nummtcd tho grow an clu-
uropor piston to uunlte tltu ninlill. it
in: hit who pmpuood that tho bromi-
worlt bo thrown up from tho Illutlmi
and and.
All the while ttio cowardly llculmi-
not. with pain lion and iri-utliliuu torus.
Will i‘l‘illlt'lll‘il liltdor tho ntnum-uiwlt.
not uttering n word or inking any
but In the muffler.
‘”ldouiounnt hum." cold it uwmt.
shootout voice tit llll lith- durluk n lull
in tho conflict. “th do you not no i.)
the from with your inch?"
"i not ill. lilti- minor-u: ltulomi. t
can wry ill. l can hardly ntnhd upmi
my foot." anew-nil tho lloulcuuut.
m in We M hit “I «much- he
by!” mi north on the will.
worm?" W
. .r 4 L V I;
. . m 1
tin tun-unto tin-n ftivurilc of :ill of litmu- tulit-n, uud tlwy uppculcd tol
lilll’i' bin ucmml lll‘llli‘lllllll, who but on "Mr mturudou for rovcutrc. ’l‘lu-y haul
only to plum to tho minty plulu. rod-
llt'tit'tl with tlu-lr blood. and with dcnf-
cnlug yclls ilu-y clinrgt-d Iliu lli‘t'linli
work.
tim- by 001' the nuldlt'ni wont down.
All it by it mirth-lo tiltoiu- was still mi-
lturl. iitid truihcriuu tltc nrmu of MN
fullcu cmnrutlm about him. tic contin-
uo-d to lll't' with tun-h rapidity that tho
indium lltilo dmmcd thorn was but
out: mun loft.
"tit-«iron. lot mo holp you." entwined
Mary. "i win loud tho stint."
"tlutl lmlp youl" he murmured.
Itt thlu mount-tit thon- wun u uuddou
nod for Ionic tltuo illli'llltlllllllillltl limit»
polio on "it“ purl of tho cucluy. linol-
lly tnltiuu up their wouiidml and part
of thcir (land they llcw fli'l'illlll tlu- plnln
or rapidly tin tut-it Illilllt‘ll mold any
thom. 'l‘bo cutinc of lhclr that“ won
the arrival at two liuudrml midterm tin»
dor liulor ‘Wuruor. demo Will tho
only man uulmrl intro tlw wwnrdly
llouioiumt, who Willi still undoi- tho
utuuwoucli. and who uovcr numeral
from bin uuddun malady until ho nod
tho major tic-um! llllll iltc county you
limit.
tilnti linry Summers Willi! to the city.
whom hot hiutltcr. it wealthy miner.
llvcd. 'l'otu iioumwrn WI! not only
motility but intiucutiul. and in» Whit
noon Milly to utter ileum Giotto ulthor
n titration-m- or n mtliillllihlml. llc
rim-c to ho ill-chum. and rhortly on.
tor married the lady whom he had no
mutually divination.
«mum lit this wordoonrtiuoot.
in nuntlm monument, lim- m
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