and
Hut whats» the
lIque
- flint my eyes and ‘
pausing.
, in tears.
, ~hil young tel
I ,eyfiand lung. fair
looking soldier.
the last few
’ ' and has been
Q11 burn for rouge.
us I him! my mus-
I ”hand shook. I
will these days. I
helm at such
this seemed to me
It! he It» so isno~
Yet I knew is be-
_ y. tor they out-
I, ‘ hall 3 dozen.
seem an: fired in
ruins straight
or bottles which
of the 20 or the
. .uIIIIeI-v
w tsinlt ti! audiop-
mils s its-est.
ills full length on the
ate the cold winter
. fluidly slums
7 grasping the bridle
pour beast. stood
‘ 7. than! at his dead mas—
'. id seine him he rental.
so the W moved.
.3 I salted myself,
“‘ tum
him. I tried to force
his throat. but found
ills was deed—«tone
”I ill". in one of on!
p Wrath-light Itrrstch.
I vby I had attack of.
~ ,. II week‘s leave
ill which, to recruit.
Isl: thst time quarter-
noe l determin-
I . o! in looking up
I ‘ who. I llsll board. had
‘ 3 st Bondy.
led me to the Val do
' M lioundliosrss.
Ills delighted st seeing
and 1 staid and tsllted
time. In his rambling
lie hid mired his
lieu strayed to the oc-
. O .
tilt It was ihu inert
lying in s out {suing
' ll he know who the
so serum! III II lone
Ilia-(station
, He was brought
m'l‘hsdmtors Iner-
lingered for up long. but
I"is dying. The sooner
lit in my chair with
i only as: ter-
Illlleer nets Weill! notably dim-ed oi. int
i Willa l l
little lei-
to his side.
Wit s l 1 Wired hark. only .
to We I new that terrible ‘
word 11th oneo oguia in the unaligbt
What mysterious power made me filled
my pistol and the it fall In hilt face (led
only knows. but the not saved my lite.
' With a hoarse cry he tell hwkwund At
the some moment his horse. sworIiIIg. {reduction made in MI' Wdl' salary
(taught me uIiolent blow. I:rlIillI peat Will he Bl“!!! lo Gen. William E. Dis.
me bend over heels (In rising l mllhl'd brow. in addition to his regular salary
He was Infill elite.
right!!! then familiar honoree culled been appointed to boys ,
_. afreslfmr germanium; from M
only excuse for what followwl.
mad with terror.
with both hands. I plungml it “llll all n". Slate Furnished 25 P21 Cent.
my fort-e not once. but thrice. into his
quivering body
In due. time the mmpoign mum to an
end. The day before the signing of the
snuisliee—thut fatal day for poor Franee
- -—-i was doing outrun-'1 duty when a bugle
suddenly rang out i‘ollmied by the up
penratne of It Gonna“ trulnpt-ler. In
seizing my
minpuniod by an oflieer bearing
lender (weasiou.
passive despair.
charmed liven. Parbleu!
I im-ible tamer. l
W «file
I nisnpested streets tends oar men
Item heels; them including to tull‘
,, .bstdtilll Inertia! II “WWII!
m= use. lislllilfiobiuyeomdutolollow.
I‘iMfllmW ”will Hostile.“
, cdorttrhleh bought 'e mainline to
_ hid lipstshe Maui hym-
‘ t
membehnlns ieellugugr limo 0"“ mice “mimics in mm ‘
’ ‘Why did In: bayonet fell from my
‘ timeless lingers! Those steely blue even
glaring into mine wittnlauch défllfizel‘l‘llm
were the same that been (I ‘
death wee In! the road 10 lainsbomhd ”a” 5“ Bridgeport. WOMEN-ll! InorIr ‘
in in the V“ “W mm, tog, be was inlet-med that the solar:
It Is lu_I
bayonet !
of trace. As the latter udIam-cd tounrd Hartford 11“" Wfi’k alter the infill“
me the name feelings of deadly ll .Ir “0“
ovmmwered me ashud seized me on It
It was lie—my ghostly eIIeuIy~wlm
eight «lure ego luui writbed in agony
vunder llIerepeuted blowaoi my bayonet.
As he ennui within Illll'aklllg distance
my feeling of letter plunged to mm at
Beyond sll doubt our enemies bore
What e home
had French bullets ngainot snelI an in
(in our exebauginlg relate» he mur-
tcously begged in a strong German ill
I. WWW out
‘mnlnssmedtbndmm
« I. mummy themtm msehlaep:
iii
so” Is the WW did not I
choosetollslentethsll‘dhmsbem ‘
lummmei sad that Mr.
will!!!” is mud. "
.llr. Godd‘srd- sold thst he would lend
ohysldtothosewbohsdmssed tin;
Rill’l
Mr. was. but as tar as accepting tlu I
onion agslu he won. d not consider snob _
I preposition under any circumstances k
When Mr. Leeds toolt the oath oi
'would b91700. and lie signed I new
to that effect. Deputy lads we:
touch ournrlsed to learn yesterdsi'
that the celery paid to lir. Goddard +
was $1 095 II year. em whet can be
lonrend it np‘pesrs the! Leeds has
been deceived by the, party managers
to Bridseport. as it is said that the
The of $1.40“. which the. position he has
('ounne'rictl'r IN wan.
I \In.
More Then its Quota.
l-lx—(hnmreesman W. E. Simonde.
judge udroenle on the stat! of Depart
ment Commander (Ii. D. Bates. oi the
Grand \rmy. in this stole made I
lumen of great interest and impor-
Home at Robot! 0. Tyler Post Hall.
a flu-v
of the post. It was a new llne or
thought and inquiry which be pursu-
ed. reviewing the statislles coneerm
log the men in the army and navy If
the union during the war. In purl
lllr. almonds said:
"i am mindful oi the remarks which
a man made upon one oeenslon to the
eiieet that "there are lies. damned lies
w-oud statisties." but nevertheless i
an! solo; to indulge in s lest figures I.
lull first smart to inquire how mam?
men actually served in the llulon an
my and navy during the CW“, Twat.
and how many are probably alive now.
depend upon the other [action tor H mm
lrowa to the senior niiloer in mainland
”ll remand l at lllll‘i.‘ (orwurdI-Il by an
onlerlp. .
Hi» altitude ms ln- III-ind wanninu
himself by the euntpiiro enabled me. tin-
wreeu ed to lune anothel pond imlk at
my about!) Iisitnul bluntly he IIIuI-l
be. lsaid to Inreull' munblinnly. lurl
had made uu mistake. it was the same
manly figure which on three Ilill’erent'
emulate. i had III-en extended in deulli. i
Suddenly he looked up atul our eyes
llll'l.
"We may Iougrattulato outselIeII.
Iimasleur.“ be sold «lowly. “that the
unnpuiuu has man- to an end. \our
splendid l'l‘alaiallt'e has i mt my “mum
minty lIII-s. (lat. tin-Ie‘ ‘v-untl lm point l
ed to the distant plain») (our lawmbus‘
took port in the Iurupule. Ill those {our
lam the Mile unniv‘m. "—.\lle. llrooke‘
Money in Non \mlt JouIII Il.
Won by s eta".
nest inaugurated Private .lulm All! ~'n
saw him are ~I Il time-I in bebull of one
of his muIelituenlu who u on llllxiulli in
immune a l.‘ piled titan-a nmrnhul III tilt
of the Mississippi dimul is. “ll each m
t-Itwinn the president had relaxed in cute
older the applientiou al- that little. giv-
ins as u I'l'lllfllll that he had not mulled
llw Mimdanippi npwinlnwuu 'l'ln up
plhanl beemao w lmpoItnnate that
l' unurmunmn Mien do! ided to make ill
lentil one more effort lie mill in the
White lipase and made It stronger pl! II
thuu e Ier, inn annealed in m-rompliuh»
lint nothing. bul’ltoiom II-aI mu oluaiu
ed the pn sided! a Imiuimun to tell an
appellate.
rent that his! presence might be made 3
Ill! tor the examination to wbleh thee
mun alter Preuident (‘lu-Ielaad was 0, (Hunneltleul
” v the whole rerord oi eneh lllllll. lu-
'I'eeord of «deb of those 43.”!!! enlist-
‘l'IIeI whole number of enlistment» in
the army and new during the Civil
war was 2.xd31l28. but eaeh enlistment
does not represent II single man. III 'l
liven! number of eases the IIuIIIe mun
enlisted lwiee. three limes and even
(our times. It is impossible In ascer-
tula neeurnleiy the number and extent
oi those plural enlistmeutsi. but there
in a means by n'hleh it run he net-er.
taint-d upproxllnulely. The quote II!
lfoflneelienl in the (‘lI‘ll waers it,
797 eullanneate. but ahc furnished 35.-
TH. whith sea tIv'—ent_\ live per cent.
tame than her name. in width re-
speet she etnnds unappropehed in
am other stun as. in the some resold
alu- IIIIII not approut bed in) any otlu-I
state In the Inn of the liuiolntlun.
0! these 5.”; Mil enlirtInento. 43.199
W-‘l’i‘ in regimental organlzatlous and
aulljeeled them. Our edlulanbseneral
issued a few veaIs ago a ten uIIII
plete entalusne oi the \olunloer force
Among tube! thins»
he sought to entertain and etate lit-let-
.eludlnx lIls pIuInl eulislmonts. where
met lie rould ascertain them. There
is no separate table oi these plural en~
Moments in this catalogue. but with
some dsslataueo I have examined the
menu. and i lied tbs! out of “dill!
"lllltililll'lllll. 5.308 were plural enllsl~
meals. the plural I-ullalmeats we”
ll: Mil per rent. of the whole.
“Now let us apply the (‘onnertleul
index to the whole. The whole num-
ber of onllulinellls was 2,865,028.
in! the (‘lllllleelli'lll index the number
of Illl'll who made these eIIliIIltuetIlII
"When I eotqueIu-ed pruetu inu inn.
one of my first album was It ,quIIu men
whose lather bud recently tiled and left
s lento mopeds. tibiae legal eomplleu
lions hull uriavn II'lIlelI deluyml until
the Iliaiaion of the «our! of lime
lllllllillmlll. the settling up of the estate.
in the mainline this young men. lu‘
aIulelpeIlIqul IIII early dividend. had
mum lIeIIrlly into debt. sud his erodltors.‘
Isa-inn an tummy «union. had lumps
very intrusion. After ”posted Iusiixnlm
mun! the day at lest came when Hell
client Imni my edits». sud Impeller
we went to the eourtltouse. (hie or IIro
all:
hsd
not
Wilts
(We our use wouldlm Illede‘d. It!"
seam
.. shoot revered the met or the work.
tumult-Items, resent“ m u ,3 3
hum ”mm“ toe W Ilium m
nus ll lill. iii (if these 15:93:28 were
disposed II! in death slid lullmltl by
donation before the eluse oi the war.
louvius 24ml .‘udi sluvlvips at the end
New mains thirtydme and one-hall
wears {the middle point or the mill»
leer «gel. on the svernne age at the
war. and reekonlus from April lli.
lllllll. the middle point oi the our. than
moordius to the Ameriesn loblea used
by life insurers. the number at llvlus
survivors April Ill. lllllo. was I. mum
“And by the same table the last sur-
vivor will die In am."
not.
i
I
III muueotloh with the undone-ell
surpass bi his the Haven authorities
to oollset the military Interpolation
bum {tout the 14.090 persons enrolled
in that place tut liable to millet! dull!
it is melted that the lestslsrttoool
list llldllldsd shout we» Intent. to
the too rests. 3dr. Tunis delimit
our sun of time ism slum not
he: these team use loses to dimmer
'l'IIttls. ‘l‘bls w in all. when the
saloon do nerd and has whlsb. daring
oollsr and a yoke of chinchilla. The yoke
ls minded by a bertba of block main
ornamented with spplicstious of loosed
steel embroiderr. The wrap ills the dumb
at the herb and is bordered by a bend oi
elIitI! hilln. Aptdlentloos of Joe and steel
adorn the loo or edge. The sermons is
lined with quilted satin.
Jill)!“ CROW.
H 0 LI DAY
routes.
Celery. ll) sud lee bunplt;
Islslns. Minute. Blt‘v
ten. Orspgs sad.
Lemon Peel.
White 0 rapes.
Figs, Dates. Oranges
and mm oi III sleet.
Samuel
Gemstock, lr.’s,
12 Hill Ill ll. 89. Mill.
ENGWING.
.00 We will furnlsh
WEDDING
IIViTITIO‘NS
also 421.35. including inside
and autumn envelopes. tin- do
est quality sud Inns! artistic
musing. (or
$8
Rosalyn! pet out. less than
ever uttered by soother in this
oily.
EACH ADDITIONAL Hilli-
Dfll) I.
Wedding west: folded end he
sorted in envelope- sltbest
Isles sharps. Other tester-
lag Winglym
We else tasks s spaniel [Illa
MUM
out:
L ‘ ma be added to llll the. The but a
mshmfigm $1: “gaunt” m u: on III
mat ‘ a" ill! one-"u
tome: m" ' I would um or remote I».
mutant-moat. "In is! Will his holly hither
HM Ideals sud lbddhss the hope the: this feat
mm It...“ will be submitted In these slum
Crested and personally conducted by
one er'the lemons estursl bone eur-
seone. one of the most glued or the
celebrated Sweet totally. oi Rhoda is-
land.
invalid: will now be received and
treated as inmates at the institution. or
as home patients st reasonable ram.
Old Dr. Sweet, the world-tune!» ast-
urul healer. bone surgeon and magnetic
physician, whose visits at Springfield
the poet twenty years nnd whose osten-
lehius cures in New England yet re»
main the wonder of the age. has estabc
llsbed the above Institution ln Sprint
lleld lot the bencllt of a multitude of
psileatsresiding in this section.
‘ So long has the Sweet {sully been
identified with the cure of lameness
that it is conjectured by many persons
that they treat no other ailments.
whereas their most startling successes
(or raspy years have been the core at
Obscure (Throttle Diseases 0! almost
every kind. in order to provide for
the lorcsolug. the latest and most edi-
elent discoveries may be found at Dr.
Sweet's annitarium; in (not. those only
ample) ed in private hospitals of metro-
,[lolllsn eIlleII.
These. united with those wonderful
to son have descended from. general-
lions to the Sweet family of Rhode ls-
lnIad (or more than two centuries. thus
euuipped it ls not presumeble that
their snot-one in the cure of obstinate
types of dloeuse will be more certain
than attends the ordinary methods ul
ofllee or drug medication.
Whether rich or poorhluek or white.
the stricken invalid needs the best
medical service obtainable. The worle
luxmsa. whose eopilnl is in his limbs.
uls nerves and muscles. how necessary
l tie that it should » be strengthened
both surely. and. ii impaired. with the
least delay.
have you speculated with drug
treatment long enough? Why nottry
the private inllI-Iusry system. combin—
lps the best of all for all for awhile?
Your life house upon your decision.
Old llr, sweet will. give personal atten-
tion to the multitude o! iarsllde who
are registered at this institution.
This institution in now open to to-
oelre uppllcentu for treatment under
the (unions Street Method, provldlns
then! with rooms and board at very
low rules. with personal treatment
daily. or for those who desire to visit
the institution oeeaslonnlly yet live at
home.
Portion“ of Very limited mount are
thus enabled to receive the most selen-
tide medical service provided by Instil—
oal science today. The inhabitants oi
western lineal-humus may be assured
that in. Event will not not content
until he lute provided tor the people
the MGM EFFICIENT systems of
medical treatment outset. Whatever
money or ingenuity will procure to
make his institution THE Fill“ in
New England will be cheerfully pro-
vided. fineness is the illhlll (WA NON.
Its his professional duties multiply-.m-
ss they surely muse-«experts in the
vsrlout impelle- ot the "nestles m“
to staid the amnion that attend-
the turtles em b7 lllesrsst me-
eysteme oltreutmen which irom lather '
CUTLERV.
We
‘
ledge.
oer.
a job of printing.
lstlsssl Importance
THE SUN
spans
coIIInIII sent
out. use. . .
oatmeal-men. mm
The sum Sun
II the gasket deeds: less”:
set is the M
Whammy-um". 3
8| s mt.
I « ”.5
mm versus to In Iron: use: {3,
I. some he»: date-sis is I ”mm. ,m;
* I liens 4 pstentltsthets, $50
lien 1.: 3 It!" 3.”.
" Worth. doglisb league It , I, use
opossum me mammogram ' :Hfld‘ Oilm’dli ' us
astral boos setter sud on in Is
,oolnmos‘brossrw. sad the toundlu of Boys! ' 3
I an institution tor. the curse! the ace Boys' I; patent turbos. I ' ”so
becomes s notable event. Intends 8 tenets. . 65
rim-wherein“ relates. 11de new Boys! 15!: tennis .3!
it does have been. made in order to
provide for want”... «3% the greatestbsrgsl‘o sale on mp of this mthfifififi; '8.-
A Good Oil Stove
is whet you need for
these cool nights and
mornings.
guon’t '
I
“it" Until '
oowuudshuledoriascombloetlwot Y
timer more mints. um in colors ‘0"
:nlblned with black compose oilectire Can
would nadiugotes; the Ilnlug being of s”
silk to match one of the shades. on“
The illustration shower! autpe wrap {or ’
I middle aged woman. it ht ol’ block
Stamford Ranges
sell themselves.
They are all over the town -
and you can' I find a
poor bsker.
keep a good line
of
Carvers sad Knives and Forks.
Cell on us.
NASH &_ VANSCOY,
gosh» Hort-h ”an and West Israel.
Herring purchased theehtlre job printing plant of the firm:
lag Seotluei 1 till prepsred to do sll kinds of
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The plant consists alone of the finest had most complete
printing ( dices in the stats of Connecticut. including tour inst .
presses. just from the isctory. sud warranted to be the best
and fastest running presses in the world, barring noiIe; sud
lens I l the latest and menpopuler types rude. We print every-
thing from a visiting card to a beehsud have no limit. “Noth-
ing so large or so small but what we can mssler it in the toast
approved style." Our specialty is everything; our. prices
righv, and [or workmanship. we accept. willingly, any chsl‘
Our aim will be quickness. exactneu sud promptoess
and we will try to please our patrons in every possible use.
FINI PAPER.
Our assortment oi line papm and stationery is most com-
plete. We have everything the! is new and up to-dste sad at
all prices. so that it is not necessary to mm to New York shd
cause deity-s big considetstioa when you are in s hurry (or
OIVI HI AOALL.
W
C. A. FREEMAN,-
BOOK AID MI PRIITII.
AI Water terns. leash Nervous. com-
llsm and Opinions What who do m
” trade st?
At
llunt & Zsluii's.
where Ihsss traded for the
last thirtetll years. There
you can lied
The lost fish.
The M 0mm.
the lost Glens. .
the Best hem suns.
the lost Issls Ines.
Ilse Mitt Oysters first
stiles the hellswl I I
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