thee his post hes been e double one.
-' . ‘ utmmmmwmrum
held. when eeked whet induced him to
return to Huntington when he knew
Mthepolloewere‘hoton the tail of
himself end Weeks. "I hove been in
low mink. New Juicy. Delswere.
,I'eeeeylvenis cucumber no lerthor
west thenOlevelsnd. I left home so
my wile «told. driving with her to
Word. whee Ilse Edwer‘ds joined
her. All three clue went to New York
end *the men reiterated house thet‘
dey. Devid Weeks met me in Broch-
l‘yu. sndwehsvebeon together most 0!
thetinieeinee. We sepereted once or
twice. but only for e dey or two.
“the only place during my trevele
that levee rooegnised wee in Fishhill,
where e men who knewmeoemeupto
run end spoke tome. Ideuiedthetmy
neuio' wee Boinoy end slipped swsy
train there so soon so pe-ible. I wee
in Syreouse Aug. 27.
"I leftdhddison. Ohio. I think. e we):
ego Iridey. and stsrted Mahdi home.
comingby trein ss fer es Deuhury. We
wired Denbury Huntley night shout
6. find otter stopping there s short time
me to welk home. striving in Bun-
tington at 4 Tuesday morning. We
etey'ed home yesterday.
"0! nouns I know the police were sl-l
termebeceueelreedthepepere. BntI
didnotleevebeoenso ofthe murder. I
'eln' innocent of that. But I knew I wee
wented for two robberies in Pousbkeop-
tie. and thet the police up these but the
deedwood on me. If i wee errested
lien, I loved I would be teken to Peugh.
hepete us soon or I wee identified. '
"My pest life is not whet it should
hsvo been. I heve been crooked. I ed.
mit. but I em not guilty of he” the
crimes thet hsvo been ensued denim
. me. I em innocent of this one."
"Were you known by the neme ct
Kenn in Poeshksepsie?" ,
“Only by one men who lied worked
with me. eudho cove me swsy. They did
not know where I hed cone until after
this murder it come out I was in Can-
noeticnt.
"YesJ remember where I was the
night the murder took piece. but will
not tell until the proper time comes. I
one prove where I was every night ihet
week. lly business hes been peddling.
some pocplemizht cell it conversing,
but I em not high toned enough for
Butlnever sold cheep jewelry.
I bundled novelties. end in foot picked
up shout everything thet is bundled by
lekire. The cheep jewelry thet was
found in the house belonged to Willie
Weeks. the fourteen-yest-old boy. I
bought it for him in New York at is her-
rgeiu end tired up prices for him it little
below the usual selling price. Thet is .
how thet news to he in the house. The
boy wee selling it.
”since I left home just sfter the met
dsr Iheve beonbsok onoeto see my
wile. I went to New stou end from
there toBhelton. l stored over night.
leevlua the next dsy. The letter which
W published in the Ansonie Sentinel
wee bone tide. I wrote it end eddiossed
it. to the editor 0! the Sentinel. I did
edmlt in that thst I wss e fugitive irmn
lunioe. bet I did not refer to the tour.
der. tht I meent wee thetl bed been
niltycf mbterieelnhlew York stste.snd
thet I knew they wented me there. The
letter wee not it confession in my sense
of my guilt on this cheese."
Belay wee willing to tslk concern-
ine himself and his whoresboute except
the night of the murder. lie declined
to“! winning sheet that. [lvioe so
his roeson thet the proper time hed not
errived. no she protons to here no
heewledse of Devid Weeks’ business.
fledid not know. he sold. where Devid
hedbeeuworkingor illlwh shoot him.
The prisoner eeid thet his name wee
Oherlee A. Botany. end he spelled his
m so given shove.
'l‘hllli‘l
Experienced for the pest {cw yours.
”iii with such it vllnhucuiiio climate.
here it tendency in raise havoc with
the Throat and lungs. subjecting peo-
ple in attacks of Asthma. Bronchitis
and acute and chronic Coughs. at first
e limitless mid or cough. which we:
allowed to take its course. Aiweve
keen Cleveland's hung heels: on
bond. Cell on l’lulslcd'e um store.
it Wsehineion hirooi. iitinlh Nervmlk.
end got e iris! bottle tree. inn-so site.
WWW
mn‘lflfld e muscle in
the
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monument
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. chino. end floured letters eweitiug rue
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anatomic-civil
, if on
inmmnmm Mimi
indium MW Who.
Anextrsetfollowe:
By this time ‘1“ bed heered‘the Mt-
there which cleimod thencet belt hour.
but ovenmoroembsrreeeing. es s client
to further scorch. wees “including!
1mm." which now invited me to files
of blow York new: pork. in which 1
km that I should detnilsof recent
interesting political development! st
Rochester and Serum notltc mention l
possible fresh complicati in the more i
exciting gmneof politicsebrosd. I went
in. end. lihe illlurles Kingsley? young
monk. Philemm. who. wondering one
day further thuuever belorefromthe
nmuustery in the desert, chenoed upon
the ruins 0! an old Egyptian temple,
sud. mindful of awarding millet such
soducdons. yet guiltily charmed by the
rare bounty of the (runner; prayed
aloud. “Lord. turn away mine eyes. host
they behold vanity.” but lacked never-
theless—I looked. too. and read on un-
til mounting remorse robbed the road-
ingoi oil plossnresnddroro mommy
task again. .
But I had fallen once. end by n sud
fatality scarcely had I renewed the
search. with weakened powers of re-
s'itance. when Isiumbled upon e ilcrcer
tmrptntiou in the form 0! n. library
which announced in plain letters its
freedom to the public until the hour of
9 in the evening. ‘
Forgettul cl my olierncior as as work-
man. miserably (unions to the club“ of
duty to find employment. if pissiblc,
and in any men to live honestly the life
which I bud assumed, I cut-cred the
wide open, hospitable doors and was
emu lost to other thought. and oven to
the sense of shame, in the absorbing
interest of feverito books.
In the lonely trump across the mono-
table of Pike county I walked sonic-
timcs for miles with no opportunity of
quenching a growing thirst. when sud-
denly I count upon it mountain spring
that trickled from the solid rock and
formed e pool in its shade. where l
throw myself on the ground. and. with
a glorious muse of relief, drunk deeply
of its cold water. The analogy is n
week one. for the physical relief and
the momentary pleasure but faintly
suggest the prolonged intellectual do»
light after two months of unslsckeucd
thirst.
lime was en inexhaustible supply.
end there were polite librariens, who
nuspondod cheerfully to your slightest
Wlfih. and, inlet of nil. than was on in-
iu-r ,door which disclosed is reading
mun. whore perfm quiet reigned :nul
cmufortubio chairs invited you to grain.
iul ease. and shelves on shelves of limits
were free to your larger hand.
To pass from one writer to another
unions the volumes that lay on the to-
hle. lingering over long loved puns-upon
or dipping lightly hero and tin-w. cl.-
ecrbing pleasure from the very lunch of
the hook and the sight of the Well print—
ed puae. chevmcd by 303118 chsrucwrie-
tic phrase. as when Uliill’flli Eliot (lo-
scrihce e crucifix es “thcimngc of n
willing anguish for I: [root end "
All. who! drll'hilcen “In!“ those
That stir the epirit'n inner din-ps7
Whut. indeed. unless it be to sink in-
to the folds of on may chair. with e
hitherto unseen edition of Tcuuywu in
six vnluums. new and beautiful. ii iii
setting for the verse of that great nine-
(or. when: Mr. Andrew Lens hos lululy
culled, with the glow of it true outbu-
siusm. "the swuctvst end stnunmmt. the
most exquisite. the aunt lceruod and
the most Virgilieu of all our modern
wate"~—to catch once more the pure.
rich melody of hierunsicne he sings
from “the midmost heert of uric!“ or
mounts to the ubonudhiu creamy of the
"hungry heart." “when: life piled on
lilo were oil too lilo—old nominee,
worn by went and pesto littlomeuniim.
out returning now to my craving new
with the freshness of thoirilret swollen-
inn pmvori
And. lost and best of ell. to ranch en
lliml from its shell and lose myself in
«Irony delight in "ninth: source that
woke the dot-linseed the least."
of rich. ehumieut life. w on the wor ll
was coup nod mm were heroes all
end now their vital kinship with the
unis. end with iheiivinn swimsuit
freursntilowrs. «ml with the vinyl
birds sud m white slime. end it
w formed in the strength or mt
mum that make men. end "in the
glorious might of hosVen born heedmu"
men new to imiers’s strength end
him end never know the yokoof long
tradition nor the lilfld of cushion that
”lies upon us with e Weipht heavy as
l‘nxtmddeup eluioei no life.”
And now the noieeof battle «an in
thst incinnpsroble hoesuwtor. and
"these titties the Revert oi the (Jericho
sttsohed the wells of Troy. time by
theft: treenoerthei‘lceisuutvnwhm
the city lies lotion. led on Me: and
lameness. by the We Atri no end 'i‘y.
dses' sun. whether «one cunning seer
tentht the «unit of their own spirits
Minddrmeihmnml“ Anthem-
ioa in horrid disused with the oissh of
my. Otto‘s does for We set!
when .d
er. _
sru'istuowithim
‘ . 2 =22, fimywkind. 1 here“?!
Immunisation one.
, . . ~ tummy use
outlotendthoduty itentsileintheina
toxicetioxtuhetlmconstzemcfmniree
books. heppnisto mytempte-
thinsndllell. Anothervvorhmsn of
my close in precisely my position on-
counters not one chance temptation
which heinishtoseopo by-tekinseu—
oiheretreetJiut stoveryooener open
doors thet invite him totho aunt-ninth "
ship at other‘men who will help thin».
to forget his discouragement so long ee‘
his mvince lest. sud‘us we are both
turned into the strwt st fight in whet
do we diner as regards our more!
strength? lie yielded to his temptetion.
and I to mine--Advunm Sheets of
Beribner's Magusine For November.
FOR cfifilsnm senvncz.
announces”: commutes-ions- »
lien: Young Weas- ln Till-l..-
.The Nortbiield (More) Training
school is at puissant the youngest of the
four institutions storied by Mr. Moody
for making men and women better.
In his wrrmulondcnce with ministers
complaint was mutiuunlly mode that
trained workers in the church and Sun-
day schools 01 the cities und wuntry
towns elike were dillicuit to secure. it
had been the theory that nhnost nny
ouccould touch it Sunday school class
or do Sunday school visiting. but that
belief is rapidly dying out. In order to
supply the growing umd for young
women competent to do shameful work
the Northlicld Training school was
founded by Mr. Moody and his friends
in 19390 and began its work in (kitchen
in the Hotel Northfield. lt slilloccu- ..
pic-s this building during the full and
winter Immths. The hotel ammunitio-
detcs about 100 students and is whuiru-
bly udophd to such new.
The object of the when! is to fruit)
Christian wmncu to lus’suuu- skillful and
cllective workers in all lcruis of Chris-
DW “MT 1.. ”001W.
iiun service. from the simplest in the
home church to tho vuriul dmuunds ni
mission Work at home or in the Inn-inn
lll'lil. The nine! oil'u'iuul tin-nus in this
cud in n ibumuuh and medy kunu‘luigr
uf ibovvord uf ilcslnud its practical
use. and for this purines» the tli‘lllnll was
founded. in order that the students "my
be “thoroughly furnished unto every
yard work." value”. in plain sowing.
(in-Miltokiug and plain medium un- nun-
lllllt'il with the mum»: in liibiv study.
In addition in Hit-sir, mum.» in drawing.
music null phymcni culture hum lm‘ll
lil‘l‘iillfltfd.
lites Alice E. liird has linen tin-
priueipol of tho training school for sun
oral yours. twin! is udmirsbly mlupml
for this “milieu and hue done much in
build it up. lliblo study is the 1m"
eminent feature of the training sinned.
The aim in uii lilo Flaunt lit to develop
llllll deepen thn spiritual life of the all:
dents and to ouch them how to mm the-
Bible in winning mule to Christ. A
iii'l'lttsitlf lcciunvsuu hygiene. ilrst aid
to the injured llllil the fuuduiueuuil
[triumph-so! hunting is given much year.
Students from this school have on-
loi'iel the following limes of work: (in
duiuod [Meliil'lilil churches. aluminium]-
cuts uiui newborn in irsiuiuu mined:
and home sud iominu iulndonsrim.‘
hither» have been instmmontsl in tlw
iuuuuursiim of ovmiselistie work in
mmloeied coitdry districts. the (osmium
of churches hem chased end the went
notion of new churches. Huudny sclumle
and uhristiun hmleuvor mimics other:
here income Young Women's illirisihm
ms'ieliou Wiltkiil‘fi. pisuirs' lwlpers.
teachers of min]: and uniting. ms-
trons of children‘s booms. or have relies
on various him of work for which the
nouhiuuiim oi lllblo end imiusirhd
truiuinur but gives: them mini nurses.
when York Tribune.
lien-e Found II n lower.
hm «lieoiwd rings worth 01mm.
owned by hire. tlsldwcli. 1: guest at the
Hirsthhevim inn. HWIflhmum, (in.
trees routinely comical: leit on e steam
in the buthmnu wrapped in tissue pee
pee A mrvmt threw the winner in the
sink. All tho unscripted mooted
with the bottoms: were turnout sod
unstained. As a lsstmt them
pipe emptying into (hum creel: wee er-
miued. end in e manual thispi
oolye fewyenie from the trunk in
ad They wine
v nobles were looetsd.
found with the wen-r rushed “stun
when: m M”:
Whither:
“that“ 1;?!“wa-
htthe mm is
Wonder:
.2“ m
a f“lotil'uight.
look.
price.
A price for every
wool goods, fwe
.bellef for $10.
handsome.
The Dcrb
Derby of
; We Sell
Dents’ Gloves. $1.75.
Tannerts. $1, $1.50.
c. c. FITCH & 60..
Chicago.
ou waitiu
you Won't know
until yhu try it on
how your suit will
A few mjn- ~-
utes here Will give you as good a
A soil here for any shape of man:
iongvthm. medium and re_ uiar.
if necessary. by our own tan or, at our expense.
The neclgwear you ought to wear is here. Many
excluswepa’tterns in all shapes, at 25c and 50c.
y lSl'l i made that is better than the $3-
Meigs' Corner. A little
: $2.50. 32. $1.50.
81 State street. New London.
' Coiiolcnoor lord? Pure, clean vegetable oil combined with wholesome. 7
digestible beef turbo: ling fol. impure. unclean. uuwholesome. ixuii-
, gcetiblc? Take your choice—n cooling and frying fut highly endorsed f.
‘ sud recommended by malicsl no.1 c asking authorities. or oncjust se
7 eimgiy condemned? Toke your cizuiccwdigcsliou or indignation? :.
Pure food or poor food? Take your choice—-
The genuine i'ulitslt‘no is sold everywhere in one to »,
ten pound yellow Ln». u or. our Iredo-nmrhs-~"Uwo:cnr"
and ell-M's lit-mi m (“Una-plan! u-reothmon ewrv lite. ;
Not yirnruuiccd timid in any other way. Mode only by '
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
an
fit at half the “'5
short—stout. I
Alterations.
pulse. Stylish suits in run h .‘
lmade for as little as $7.10,,
Go higher, $12. $15.50. $15,
$253. $2250. $25. and on find real tailor-made “i:
suits perfectly made. ineiy finished, stylish and
less quality, 71'
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Open Monday. Friday and '
Saturday Evenings.
. MRMMRMMM
m“: cofuiifi
see Lees
vverwmvtn
Elllliflaii'“ the good features of (lid other
prominent writing trmcbiocx; indeed. it
was the l‘iollevr in “improvements " Then.
ngnin, it possum»: ndveulnxes which they
do not. all writiuu in sight. [wrmnm-ni
nligmuonts sud nuiomsilc accounting ctr
tsebnu-ut.
‘l’oeie Useie lheleeiieel Olen.
0e Exhibition st Brown‘s Business College
Brene’e Business College. insets, teeth lsv
well. Cele.
Beuovel Agents for Conn.
5m 5m
A as». ...... , ,..,r.
oice 1:
ch
Ill“
or lunl I
St. Louis. New York.
Montreal. 7
A GOOD FIT
isjust as desirable as good wont; we
can assure you both. on our stock is
comprised of hobby. ugetodnte styles
Ind of the host
Glover's New
veins.
ssos STORE 3%“
intention» sum. touch smut.
How to Make Money.
V save-urine:
Milleturel
.' e uoteble event.
or.” . ‘ .
.Beneeeitevt.
0i Rhone islsed.deees e heel-
torture fer the Cure of
Lemeoese eed‘ ell
chronic Ille-
eesee.
ll SPRIIBFIELD. I185.
"IE new Mimi. MERLE! liens it
lost Iltsiilsie Dinettes illsldel by
Overs er ‘leebeeiesl Wills
[nestle lseeeiio Merle listens-
reimburse. mus: Isht-
lsl its system with herbs: More.
Wherever the English tongue is spok-
en the name end tome of the greet net-
ornl bonesetter end physician isoonunon
. property. end the founding of en insti-
tution for the cure of the sick becomes
Inveiids everywhere
will rejoice. Alreedy new additions have
been mode in order to prov’di tor the
throng.
r' ‘ ' ‘guw:rntlichi in Austria.
Crested end. persomlly conducted by
one of the lemons natural bone surgeons,
one of tho'most gifted of the celebrated
Sweet fumily. of Rhode Isleud.
luvslids will now be received end
treated as inmates at the institution. or
no homo petienis et rcesoneble rules.
Hid Dr. Sweet. the mild-famous net-
urul healer. bone surgeon end megnot. no
physician. whose visits to Springfield
the pest twenty your and whose entou-
ishiug euros in New Englsnd yetrenreie
the wonder of the ego. hes eotshliehed
the shove institution in Springfield for
this benefit of e multitude of patients re—
siding in this notion.
Belong heve the Sweet femily been
identified with the cure of lameness that
it is conjectured by runny persons thet
they trout no other ailments. whereas
their most startling successes for my
roots have been the cure of Obscure
Chronic llisensesof slmost every kind
In order to provide for the foregoing the
intent end most silicicnt discoveries msy
be tuned or Dr. Sweet's eenitsrium: in
feet. those only employed in the privete
has this of metropolitan cities
. united with those wonderful
systems of treatment which iron: tether
to son have descended from sensation-
to the Sweet femii oi Rhone lelend tor
more than we con cries. thus whipped
is it not presumebie thst their some in
till! cure LIWNIIHIW types of disease
will he more L-ertsiu than etleuds the
ordinary methods of oilice or drug merit
cation.
Whether rich or if. block or white.
the stricken invel' needs the best medi
cal service obteineblo. The working—
msu. whose cepitsl is in his limbs. his
haves and muscles. how nmeseery it is
that it should be «ironsthened both
surciy.end.if impelredmith the loser de-
le .
{love you not speculeted with drug
trestment ions enough? Why not try
the priests induce.“ system. cubicles
the hostel ell (or lot while? Your
life hence upon your decision. Illd Dr
sweet will ivc mmnel emotion in the
multitude invalids who no mietemd
st this institution.
This institution is new open to receive
sppiicsule for treetmeut under the fem-
one [inset lethal. melding time with
rooms end boerd st low rem. with
oerscnel neutrons: o y. or tor those
whodeeire to visit the institution cones
smelly yet live st home.
Portions of very limited moons ere
thee enabled to receive the most selen-
um medics! service mined by needlesl
totem todey. The inhabits-ts cl west
eve limbo-ms my be meted til»
:1: uncouth mythic" mnte$unfitil he
lee v or i people .
MIMI“? systems or medieel
insisti «ant. Whii‘igflm his mgain
sees tie on to
tics it set in new heelesd will
be chum, y vided. item is the
33:: wild ill. an: Wheel
I W out! i meow
e ' trenches of the
em his Desalination Bleehe end
”HIM-1W .
thee-atesmun:(brook-151'olive:~ sew
mimosa“ In Item .
or Alstris'e trouble
mm
a sen-inn...
Violins. (lot. n-v—il‘ho.
sin the relchernth. owing
obstruction. hes We
ntion, end in home q‘
non of the Audit!!! .
ilcved possible. ' .
At the session a! We ,
el'ter en nproerious om. ..
Dr. Kramew. the ”tin: . .
[ha uerrnsn opoeeltlenr _
adopted by It ism .
president's proposal to .
lions for the impeachment of
lslry at the morning 3 .
devote the eveninxl to W -
extension of the compromise
gun-y for n your. the dew ‘
which is causing much ‘
Hungary and rendering the
the treaty by the Hun
mem extremely doubtful.
A consume In ‘ ',
Budapest. Oct. 28.-In mm
of the Hungarian perm
liunffy. the premier. rep
Francis Kuoeuth. son of “In
Hungarian patriot. who term this
crnmoni in “take advantage fill .
chaos and try for Hnnm'n ill '
deuce." declared that the mini“?!
nu inwnlion of turnlnx Aum
bullies unrcnslmably to the M
or the Hungarians. ’ ‘
"Tho- union of the two countriee."
{la-lured. "must be regarded es in
“I'll“. should the Aust
tionai system break do "
forbid. the Hunxnrlan ' ’ ,
would lu- obliged to not indent“
regarding the joint question! of the ”it
turns and commercial imety'li'et
Austria and Hungary and of the c
tor and privileges of the Audio-Em
rianrhnpk." . . . ,
This announcement caused I. grant
nensdllnn. as it is believed that m
Bandy spoke with the ciiinennt of“.
vmlwrul‘ kiln: and that his ”new; ,
paints in ilw possibility of absoluiiet
‘t‘ .
'l‘hc inierestiugquesllon of the reds
sl of lhi-Allsiru-Hungal'lfll “
has inch is most important nubile
deliberation in Austria and in I!
for some time past. owing to the
plionbrd (tritiullmllun oi the M m
nri-liy. From the time (if the m-
gariuu rwniutinn. in 1848. the
curious. until 1867. were kept in ‘
nui'nnou FRANCIS meant. '
tlun by Hi" bayonet. Hill in m1 C.“
Alllill'iilll prim.» minister. Count more.
ueguiim-ul “ill! the iiunserieu "MI-
svniullwc u miuprnmlsc umnmt,
or cumpm'i. to hint ion yearn. lovelin—
lng thc- rI-isiilvms of the Room
kingiium and its .leymulemilee with m
unwr it'rrilurn-n puller the dominion oi
Aukll'ld. II “he renewwl in um and "
«mun in I“?
'l'lw tomb r: or tho iluntnrien Uborel
puny. Whirl) is now in power. desire
"w reunion! of the vuuwromiee In it:
oxiui'uur form.
An'vnllnu in the volume! of M. II
was amused that Mummy M“
contribute do per cent um] that AW
should mummue 70 no: cent at them
pulpit"! of thin central government. M
um ”upon...” u! «wanna does our-
rcmmnd in the territorial hm '
or [humiltllnli of the two mops of
provinces. in iw-lins was stunned net .
hull) Illllil. Austria. it me chimed.
unit! 1m: yum-h .uni llunuery. it wee he.
u-vlwi. voniributml too little. Tm
(m.- m:- Auntl'lnml were desirous dd .
mmiii’yinu ilw pmpuriloneie Chem of
«Mu-lino. 'i‘hv liuuauviene. however.
raw-um ugnltiet this. end for s time it
limit-ulna” thi'Aullt‘n‘HimIlflMI “I.
mn- mini“ M will in mo. in Item
the'ceu'mhls desired absolute W
lion from Austria. and the “it“! M
their c-«umwlum use thel they MW
union mm" is common sovereign for
both mumrine. while aliolilhlilfi till
military. mnuuw‘oini end d m _
union which has existed for shoot“
were.
. the llumsninne. illnvonm
whoweewyieetewtiteeletesr. lei
Omen-ml in those extremist! W *1
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