Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 17, 1900 · page 2

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linisii. swell fronts,‘
solid oak, massive designs,
, AIRS. all quartered, IIchest: Styles,

Open every evening.

URTEVANT

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

AIRS A.ND1.RQCKE.R5, loo styles, any wood,

9 we handle them? Because they are the Beat.
owesell them? Because our people know it.

I deduct-hand Shanegans, from $75.00 up
" 33690811.th Steinways. from $50.00 up.

From $15 up
$10 up.

$8up.

$12 up.

$6 up.

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For Gents. For Ladies.

For Boys.

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. Black. Oxford Mixed and Castor-
Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout

Io3’ Col! and Cloth Capos.

Some attractive styles in

Wé‘fire prepared to supply your needs III

inter Underwear
For Girls.-

“v'White and Colored Blankets.
Quilted or Knotted Comiortables.

DICKERMANStSON

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pinely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction.
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. ftduou col. undone
‘ I. t a railroad will. lie}.

.puld II. terrible. penalty for the murder

bia‘en
‘ty Inn nutos inter

‘operntors with portable instruments

'uuuslug m1 hc reached the circle 1)

human being would

‘ nleht and thou wont home. They did

E tody of Sheriff Freeman and his depu-
~ tics. arrived in Linton at 3:
7 The cars were crowded \vltIh nonspop-
‘ or reporters and

 
 
 

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”ion—Climbed
I‘lillil III tho
on on tho exact Plum ‘vllioi‘o his *
fiendish crime wits coiliptit‘torl, Pron-_
ton Porter, Jo. Or,‘ on he was fund-I-
iariy‘ knoWn. John Porter last evening

Louise Frost, an eleven year-old
school-girl it was 6: 23 o'clock when
the further of the murdered girl touch-
ed the mulch to the fuel which had ‘
find around the £11th and twen-
ast' conyuisive
shudder told that He Wall on oi

A number of reporters and to graph

woro wIlilI the lynching party. The
wireo worn out and reports of the
lynching, in the form of bulletins. ware
tolo‘gruphod direct from tho scene of
the occurrence.
What agony the doomed boy. win
was only sixteen years old. suffered
while the fibrous shrlvuled up his flesh
could only be guessed from the terriblr
coniortlons of his face. and tho crio-
ave fiom time to time The one
winners. who numbered about 301‘
cltlhcus of Lincoln County, had not thr
lenec semblance to the ordinary mob
Then every not Woo Ilcliborato and
during all the preparation. as well a
iiIrOughout the. sufferings of the ncgrc
hardly an unnecessary word was apola
on; (iri'nILI they stood in a clicll
about the fire until the body was on
tiIo‘ly consumed and then quietly the
look tbeli way back to Limon hon
whprc they dcpnrtcd {or their home
ahqtily afterward
Victim Walks to the Stake.

Piesion Poi-tor did not set-m to run'
'zo tho awful punishment tlInt ho wu
destined to undergo. As ho had or
lilbIted lndifleronce to the enormity o
historimo. so ho seemed to lack 8‘
understanding of its totrlblo- cons!
nuances. For lllUl‘L‘ than on now
while preparations for his cxccutlo
were in program, he stood mute on
sullen among the nvengers.

When everything was ready. h'
wuikcd to tho sicko with a firm ster

broken boards. to kneel in prayer. H
was ullowcd to take. his limo. ii'
mono and placed his book to tho Iro'
italic. and half :1 dozen mcn woun
chains and ropcn ubmit his body on
limbo. licroscnc oil was npplicd t'
the wood. and utter n,brlof puuw
Richard w. Frost. the" (other of ii:
littlc girl whose cruelly mutilate
body was found one wook trim. on the
very cool. applied a mulch. For '
moment but a little flickering ilnm
drum», Ilwn tin.- oil blazed up. spark
flew Into the air. and the wood bcgo
to l‘i'llL'IiiIZ'. Almout instantly the u'
“'ro‘u trousers caught ilrc. .Evo‘
though tho flesh must have but.“
scorched. he did not utter a sound.
Wild Appeal Itor mercy.

The flames crcpt slowly upwnrd. o~
his clothing. and tbmsporks flow It
in n cloud of role smoke. l’oru
turned his hood. cud u frightful e
prosoion clinugcd his Iacc. With
sudden convulsirc tugging lIc sirctc‘
ed his head on for from the rapid
lncrcuslng flames us Ipossiblc. and u-
torcd A cry of pain. "Oh. my God. is
me no. man! I've got something mm
to foil you. Please lct mo. no. 0.
my (kid. my 0011'“

In terrible scrucciics those word
the first ho had uttcrcd aloud. can)
from the negro. A terrible tugging a
tho chains, a succession of IwaI
zrouns fillil screams. tho, nogro’s neon
was or lost tweaking down his solid
composure. Not tin with escaped hirr
but. he bogged and pleaded to be sho‘

Suddenly thc rope holding his hand
burned through. Thou arms. head
and shoulders slipped through th
chains. For on instant the body stun
Iiroct. the arms were rnlscri in suppl'
cation. whllo burning Dil‘ct‘s of clotl
lug dropped from thorn. The bod
thou fell away from tho ilrc. the hen
Iowcr than the foot still fnstcned t-
thu mu.

This was not expected. and for f
few minutes those slolid men were dl'
concerted: they toured that thc onl'
remaining chulu would givc way. i
this bad occurrcd. the portly home:
how dushc
among them in his blazing gnrmcutr
And not many would hnvc cored tr
nnpturc him again. but the (‘llltlll holr‘
fast.

More Fuel Over Proelrate Body.

Tlic body With then in such a pool
tiou thut only Ithc icgn worn in th
tire. The cries of tho wrotch Wort
redoubled. and he asuin bogged to b'
shot Sonic wanted to throw him ova
Into the tire. others tiled to dash 01
upon him. Bonnie were carried. on'
a lingo plio made over tho prostrntI
body. They soon ignited. und tho tor
rlblc heat and lock of air quickly ran
'iorod the victim uncounciouu. bring
lust douih II few moments later.

This torriblc common). out upon th-
rollin: prulrio. concluded tho second
tiugody upon that. spot tho terrible
nvcnglne of the first. Through the en
tire affair but little was said. As the"
had calmly prcpurcd for tho uvciiglng
no the people of the eastern part 0
the state. curried out that: plan. coolly
and deliberately. Them was not a
hitch in tho ontiro proceeding. Not 3
Weapon was drawn: thorn was no on
dry discussion. After the fire had
burned low they bode ouch other good

not stop to discuss the nifalr.
. The Arrival at 1.1mm.
Tho train bearing the Item. in out...

45 into

people who were
curious to see the negro executed.

Was one of the passengers. When
the train stopped sixteen man who
had been selected by the vigilance
demolition. entornd tho our. and do
mended the prisoner from the nheriff.
Their every action wail method by

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. bull“ and trachea tries to ioliove thu

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': ‘closlngII‘II the holitrils. dropping in...

. ale, making you tool like u new men
For sale by George C. Stillsoo. South
”chalk. and Brim 1'. Wood. Note»
it. walk. .
‘ W. Frost the murdered girl's father,

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1|..BI‘IIIIIQIIIIGDB,” they accom-
titlIIIhl fix atoll. uliu l Kl
rod the mucous nicmbiuno of the noon,

in by promoting large quantities
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tlioythrout causing dcsfnnps by clos
big the Eustachian tuboa. und idiot-lit
thud causing cuiurrh of the stomach.
or serious throat and lung troubles.

A remedy to really 1:qu comm.
mural. bc on internal remedy. which with
cleanse the blood from catarrliul pol II-
on. and remove the for or and Imogen-
t1lon from the mucous membrane. ,
The best and modern remedies for
this purpose are gutiscptico cloniific
oily kn0wn as ucolyptpl iuulocol,
Singulgariu and Hydration. uuu whilo
such 0 those have been successfully
used separately. yet It has boon dlifl
cult to get them ynil combined in one
violritnblc. cohvunlent- and ofllclcut
form.

The inonufncturers of the now en-
tmrb euro, Stuart‘s Cntmrh Tablets
have. nuccouded admit lr In accom-
olluhlng this result. oy are large
dent-rant tasting lozcnsos. to be dis-
waiver] in the mouth, thus reaching
\very part of the mucous membrane
If the throat, and finally the stomach
Unlike manv catarrb romedieu
‘ituart'a Cutarrh Tublctb contain no
“ocaluo. opiate or any injurious druu
vhntover. and are equally bcnotlciul
‘or little children and adults.

Mr. C. it. Rembrandt. of Rochester.
V Y.. suyzs "i know of few pooplc
vbo have suffered us much on i from
Taturrh of the head. th‘roiIt and stout
Icli [used splays. inhalers. and pow-
lers for months at n time. with only
light relief. and had no hope of curry.
' had not the menus to take 11 change
if climate, which scorned my only
lumen of cum,

Last spring l road on account of
onto remarkable curds made by
ltuurt‘a Catarrli Tablets. and prompt-
v bought it fifty cont box from my
‘rugelsi. and obtnlncd such positivc
vent-tit from that onc puckugc. that l
ontinucd to use them daily. until i
‘ow consider myself entirely free from
hc disgusting unuoyuucc of cuturrh:
1y hunt] is clcnr. my dlgoellon all i
ould risk. and my iicnriuu. which bud
regun to full. as It result of the. cu-
nrrh. has greatly improved. until i
oel l cun hour as Ivcll us cvci‘. Thcy
m- a household necessity in my Ilim'

Stuart's (‘oturi'li Tablolx um cold by
‘ruggistu Iii {.0 cents. For complete
rcntiucui nod for courciiivucc. Silli‘is‘
nd prompt rcsuits. ihcy Im- undoubt-
‘dly tho long looked for cntnrrh 1:.urn

lilt’I- l7
hI- luu null naked ilu- Int-u to :Illou
dot to Iakc his prisoner to tlm lulllli)
all all lingo. but his protcuts wcrI- dis-
ngni'dod. Ono man (.‘ili‘l'lf‘ti ii ropc. of

‘hich bud bccu formI-d ll hnuguidu‘s
0080. This unit slipptul 0ch ilici n11»
ro9:u11k. it our; :It first itunouucctl
but the noun) was io‘b e oxcuutvd by
ringing M.1II_\.lilc the filth. 1'1
If the ucgros victim tcstcd that
nob at death would bodoo entry and it
"on finally decldcd in lcnvc the ninth-
ri of death to tho outrugod father.
lo dccldcd upon burning at tho alpha.

The train was then allowed to pro»
“011‘ mu! ut Lotto Station. about thrcc
Iilcu from Linton. and hour the sccnc
f tlu- nogro's‘crimu. o partyylei‘t the:
or. and began prcpn ‘llono for 'thc
'eod of vouzoonco. Suggootions of
initiation before burning were manic.
‘ut Mr. Frost Iiocinrci against It.

Wagons wore Ilosp: bed for wood
ud upon their return it ucorc of men
saluted in pmpnring'lt for the. fire.
thu at Inst prcparaiious wurr coni-
lotvd a further delay “as Inadc. bo-
uuuc it. was known many were on
hair way from lingo. lillti otlior ports
~f tho county. to tulip part in the III‘
'nir. it had bccii nunounccd that 5 till
\‘clock should bu tho. hour for stirri-
nz tlic llrI-, but it was ucarly uu hour
utor, when the word was flnuiy given.

 

You can't. afford to risk your liiu by
Iliowlng a cough or a cold to develop
uto pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
nd lung troubles quickcr than any
\ther preparation known. Many doe»
are use it as a specific for grippe. it
s an infallible remedy for croup.
Thlldren like it. and mothers endorec.
t. G. C. Stiilumi. South Norwnlk: 1':
P. chd, Norwulk.

You can't blumc ilIr slur actor for
tying to main: It show of himself.

 

DeWitt's Witch linzci Sulvc will
vulckly heal the worm burns and
colds. and not learn II war. it can ho
ipplied to cuts Iiud row surfaces. with
Irompl and soothing effect. Use. It for
wiles and skin diseases. Beware of
vortlilecs counterfolts. G. C. Stillson.
ilouth Norwnlk: E. P. Weed. Norwoik.

Evcry man has some lic tic tells that
It multcu him mad if you don't believe.

Many pooplo worry bounced they be-
‘leVo they have heart diocese. 'l‘hn-
bsnccs are that their hearts are all
right. but their etomiuhs are unable
to dispel. food. Kodol llyspopolu Cum
digests what you out. and prevent.-
tho foimniiou of gas which makes tho
stomach probe molds". the heart. It:
will cum or cry form of indigestion. 0
C.‘ Btillwn. South Nurwnlk; iii. 1'.
Wood. Norwniir.

 

 

 

in life than to be good.
when you. feel that life in hardly
worth the candle talus II dose of Cham-
hurl-toe Stomach «in blvor Tablets
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver, and regulate your bow

 

 

 

You never new a widow Whoop husa
bond had outllrod all his. tally. .
W

JILLO. TH: Nllw Dull".
momentum. monoun-

 

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The one” minded. in on. Itliiio iii: an

baboon. Oran o. berry sod Straw-Booth
tom .51.“... Try it to

11mm ‘.
med"! Intro 13.11%. ‘
mo in n blood niobium; 3

Will I-

 

A woman can have no higher ideal

4:5?

made) 9F”: my,” €-
Ma et- and costar. Price

THEFYRST NOT
Art Work Sicilian.

avail 1mm of on
For Dainty Gifts.
mind Mix! as can

Blotters. Picture Frames.
Round

Cases. Laundry Bags. etc.

number of I)?»

a Mantel. an

Room.

the year.

fully is a dangerous donor into

“‘"‘ I
Thi‘l'l' is worn Catnrrii in this Koc-
tion of the country than all other dis-
eases put together. and until the last
few yours was supposed to be incur-
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and pr"—
scribed local remedies and by con
stitntiy failing to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounced it incurable. Science
has moron catanh to be a. constitu-
tional disonso, nod therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hull‘s tia-
tnrrh Cum, manufactured by i“.
.l. (‘houcy «K: (21).. Toledo, Ohio.
in thc only constitutional cure
on the market. it is taken in-
ternaiy. In doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. it nets diicctly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for my coco it fails to euro.
circulars and testimonials. '
Address. F. .l. CHENEY Sc Co.
Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggista. 751:.
llall'a Family Pills arc ibc best.

.‘It'll who reckon without ihclr hosts
uliould iu- prctiy good. or. figures.

 

 

A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS LITTLE SON’G LIFE.

lvi. ll. Black. ihc well-known
viiingc blacksmith tit tlmhumnvillru
Sullivan 130.. N. Y.. days: "Our Ilitlc
Iron. nw yours old. has always been
subject to croup. and so bad have the
attacks been that we have feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctor, and used many
medicines. but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is now our solo reliance. it
seems to dissolvo the tough mucous.
and by giving frequent down. when
the croupy symptoms appear. we hfl'li‘
found that the dreaded croun lI‘I cured
befbro it gets milled." There is no
danger in giving thin remedy. for it
contains no opium or other injurious
drug. and may be given no confidently
to n hobo All to an adult. For uoyo by
(l. C. Balloon. South Norwaik. and E
1’. Wood. Nomi lk.

Norm- give arroyo Mitzi-ct that you
would rather keenlfor yourself. -

Wau-
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR 0E0-
BERT?

This question ecu in tho roomy
every day. but. a ‘oiiuwor it todtty‘
'i‘iI'y hill). .1 delicimuii and healthful

dong: MW in two minuieii.
N lllngl no baking! add bollini
Water and cello cool. motors: Loni-
‘on. Orange Raepberrym: ond1 Strawber-
fl. AI SW manor: . .:

The small bov ill unnminclns who!
he expect: for Christiano.

DoWiti'i Little finely Bison the the
hirer pills ever made. My to
South.“ nem- 0.1: million.

. NW1; 1’. Wood. Namath.

Mr.

 

 

 

 

A Novelty

Embroidered Suits of fine French Broadcloth
brand there 15 but one of each colorwconhsts o tmé’ “Wild
do liltlfylailds bf 2.1! other Embroideied Material for the artist and
fem yam ploin for the Skirt. Color assortment 1.1.1.1.. no.

$1350“r

F of holiday, plepnratian is sounded By the

a mere: 0 yfioli—
1:22:53 Chair/1; r

A bewilderinyds

day to... is a 1.1.4. here. Coming thus

wish to duplicate these overtly
equally

0.11.. a suggestion of the numberless

are Hand Painted and Embroid-
ered Glove Handkerchief. Cranat, jam!
and Photo Cases—Note, Address, In-
fant History and Engagement Books—-
Book Covers. Tobacco Pouches. Em-
broidery Silk Holders. Sacbets. Ema-its.

Square and Oblong Pin Cusbz'ons
and Hand Painted Covers of all sixes-—
Warsled Bed Room Slippers. Shoe

GOLD FRAME MIRRORS.

Tho individual \IlIo cm a ho LIllli' l

Send for -

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given/1m.

Work Boxes.

to do.

 

tell you of Iltanwiii our adver-
1mg... One worth seeing-—
andtobeseenjust now in the
biSfr‘eet' comer loindowfiir,

gifts iii th’a'r o'ltm handiwork my

extensive so I 0 their com t
materials. which' Is also a feature of the Seed): y f ponen

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

re who

Art Motefial71 .

For the making of ebery pellet of
useful and ornamental article‘s. are'y/Ie’re
also—(Imp aid and Suggestion passia
ble for pleasurable holiday work. New
designs in Sofa Pillow Covers in Flor-
a! Poster' and Colleges
tifoly ndbelties m Linen, Day res. Center
pieces, Scarfs, etc. in Hemstitched Mex-
ican work and Stamped Goods for
Embroidery—with all necessary ma-
{trials to complete. A good time to
begin any Christmas work one intends

Sltyle-‘beau-

There are to be found in our Furniture Section at
Sumptuously framed Mirrors—Jorge square and aim! ones for use over
fancy ones of barioas sizes. The designs of the Frames are all at most
excellent taste. A Mirror of this description makes a superb addition to the decora-
tions of a Parlor or Draining

They mpri'ced from

PATTERNS for December. 'Fashion Sheets.
the Designer and otber matters of interest to 7210mm.
toil! be found in the Pattern Section.
December Fashions are the most important ones of

$650”

Of course

The D. M. READ Co.

Established I857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

 

Are the source
oeedinas.

can ’l go wrong

low; to 'dvch writing timc.

 

"i have prod Chamberlain‘u 'Colic
Cholera and lllm'rhoen. Remedy. and
find it. to be it grout medicine." says
Mr. E. 8. Phlppii. of Potoau. Ark. "it
cured m1: of bloody flux. i cannot
speak too highly of it." 'l‘hio remedy
niwnyn wluu lilo good opinion if not
praise. of those who out: it. The quick
cums which it cifocto cm. In the most
cavern castle. insko it a favorito every-
whore. l~or solo by George (3. still
son. south Marv/tilts, and Iiiidwnrd P.
Wood, Norwaik.

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it In for better to offend some peo-
ple than it is to oblige them

 

To removo troublesome corn or
bunlon: first nook tho corn or bun
ion In warm water to soften it then
part! it down tut closely no sibic
without drafting blood on apply
Chomborlnin' Ii Poin Balm twice daily:
rubbing VIKOI’OIIIIIY for five minutes at
each application. A corn plaster
should be worn for n few anyn, to pro
loci it from tho slim M a zonal-oi
iinlment’ for amino, imam. lameness
and rheumatilrn, Pain Balm" is on
equaled For sale by decree 0. Still
non. south Namath and Erhard?

 

Vent“ Inuit tit their cattle.

l'

, Weed, Norwitiit.

 

When 11011 are bent
on butting the best Groceries at
the most reasonable prices, turn
uour attention to this store: uou

 

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of wrong pro-

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are born ignorant—nod

All men

some never outgrow it.

 

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPGM.

Mr». Franklin Bush. of New Cootlo.
Del. snyu: "I uuiiomd‘ for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
iron» and belching i tried everything
i could hear of but nothing helped run

till i took Brazilian Hello. and coo 50 .

cont bottle cured me comp plainly. "
For sale by 11.11. Plalniod Iliady F‘. ii
Baxter

 

o in always the midst of slaughter; -

it molten ghosta of boots.

W
Chamberlain Stanton and blvor
Tablets cure bilioueneeb' eonirtipation
and headache.
and pleasant to effect. For'eaie by
Geomi c. atiiisoo. South‘ftorwslk,
and Edward P. Weed, W.
M

Education can hover makei up for

the want of natural ability.
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if you have over some child in the
agony of crimp you can realize how
grateful mothers m for One Ilium
Com Cure, which gives relief .1 soul
as it is administered it colony
cum all throat and lung troubles. » G.
o. Brill-on. South Norwaiii: E. P.

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