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to meet your wants this year than ever before.
I . . oi" this IhIdttineInt unset. litany new display-
- IA new [alloy pieces: Id .1
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FOUNTAIN 'nArrhnIEo
gyros. Wits. ,
nuns
NAVYJATTIBI I9
histamine . ..
FILBYINGI ”Eg‘TCHM'A’N
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:ll‘ihte' Fall;
$7.933“. JIAeIKo HIAVINLY .rvvaI
hem «9101.120. plus and Ian cy, from 2 hailsto 15 bl...
."~ mobsters; In use: 9119 the lil (plain mrachntb willow tree.
‘ m a: muons
. I. 351th
’ . he erratum".
'e. Chinese And the all-muss:
ens, sauce, house Ann oust.
Irons, slums and double notion
R‘W “Iwrfifelggg Ap' snot-comma. .Iiltp. ".N-
n on club or priest IiiinIa'ys.
COMPLI'l'mHaMg Fueutvmuev.
North the and all em... soon Name
;_ , ‘ mm them brings 11' 3 All quote 3‘ will: [or
W tie {9‘30}! has drought out More attractive Nannies
straps; 7.903.
Home‘sutgr wars'rs ‘ SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
. , .y... =1 2 for She and 260.
It, PM.“ 6 Layn- Ladies and canal-en's.
mums Width, yVAte'rs :i sunsets uoers'nr.
‘ It it: io' ts ' 2 for 95c and 26¢,
use and 'Ellibl'didery'.‘ i . Luce and mp Stitch.
at“... F '_....z..l.
. mum's wuss WAISTS. : LADIES' slums SKIRTS.
’ as. 98 as is so 5 599m ea.
[In IIWthn' Isnk ‘- Lace or Embroidery Trimmed.
rm' \4 ' ' ' WI‘ " "" ' '
Millie‘hncstsn T LADIES‘ edit nuaaanma
I- .21st she. . ' sue to 98.59.
collar Points a'a‘d L'sce Fronts. 4 Plain rind rusty-11mg“.
.' fink“... vi w
9 LAnme' Km stoves r LADIES’ nusz bhblirtwsm
‘ " ’ zeolites}! . - Isotclth'o. '
' MI I hid chores. g Lace and summary manned
. 8. man it
I .. W‘Y‘l‘. - t». e
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3"
syrwp‘ .,
chatty. .
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WIexIre dots; inure business'in coal filth“ 'gver before
It tan; sass 'roll ought in be thinking about It, too,
M [$er Apropos amount laid in for; next wlnter—you'll
IOId It. We would lllte to have your ad'er, and we'll do
filth {Bill so you? Any hold an. M. sleigh on us 1'9
sol is sheath to guarantee—end we'll ‘do $at goo.
No‘i hurt it 'v‘s II' A 'fut sellgr.
3" m. an“
all»? Find Fertilisers. Brick, cogent
a». v: I . r .1
“Inside good-IIII II't reasonable prices.
‘m we. I entrants
fix :4”. “up helping
. ”tapered It is I m tiara to await
,lthe all rintendent, w's'e
' in the ‘car gins Mont .. its
. be more menthol—Do
» titted embeuling 360.000
with o'er-In a 60 cent bottle or Dr
Hoerd's celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and d UDQII at
Ill cents, Frank Baxter is I via; one
$110"th “anemones-m
”mirto th ggpoople of South Norwallr
‘. Even the h off *It It? half riceqt for
‘-1r1. :luctlor;c
.oId underfiI
money Willa»
gIii food doeI not seat well, if N,ihere
as or pain in the stomach If the
h o is coated and Imgthh’ breath bad, if
t e
iconsti tra ”lax. br.
“1,13% 2
Iérbl'wnm
'“Tlr. yHoward as seoldc gives quick le-
l of and makes 1) rmIInoat ables of con
Altien'. dyspepsia and all liver tron
3M0 t II t ts t
Baxter ingfil vfill‘ ii’iHLil-itomgis
dgee to "met their {truth ht itl'st
t e re’iular bricewltxry doses lol-
it "hit illu-
to refers" your
F'lI‘Illl9°
il'
cents. 3'60 the are not found true.
Isl] ypli hav . dye is in ask foil-17$?
ebwtll'.
“ boNtibttrohe' wAnNtb. .
Must Not Flirt When on Their Trolley
cIre.
WHITE PLAINS, June Efflmflefeai‘
tor the conductors an moto men in the
temple; at the New wk and stain-
Iiiroad Compan. which runs
.trolloy are from here moat to Statu-
ford, will have to cease “ airing goo-
eyes at women fries I who ere
Managers n orderf rout Mr. Mont-I
sled
scald
a received
many oompi ts have
The order runs:
by Breeid'el’lggfiiuIgor.n
AL 9 RDER. ,
The company would he very much
pleased if the ponds torn I motor-
rson who have “is y fried ds" whom
they have been entertaining on the
cars while on duty would make some
arrangement to entertain them (if
they Innst ho entertained) when they
ting mo ormen -or conductors are off
Ilu '
A so—The last three seats and rear
platform are reserved for smokers. 'i‘Io
riot reserve it for
your "is y friend. " Let her be sent
ed with e rest of the crowd. it only
have I. tendency to decrease, the num-
bol- of complaints received at this at
flee lately. The conductor's place is
on the roar plattorm. unless he is call
looting fII'res. lasttlu: transfers. or as-
sistlng passengers on or ad the car
. l MAGGAIIEI WIN SUIT.
Get Verdi“ for WM. Against Port
' Huron OI n.k
PORT HURON. Mich” June 23. ~The
Supreme Tent Knights of the Macon
net-s was yesterday giyen a verdict for
‘ womb Ind interest and not th e Pogt
I Enron: Savings b d
h be court h
lhtt. chance I) ompson. former ill
nance keeper of the order. whiz has sti-
bee money. used the “dosages funds
to pay his shortage at the bank where
the was assistant cashier in loos. .
It is alleged that the dcfnlchiion was
not discovered until 1.901. This may
shift the prosecution of Thompson to
the bank officers as the verdict recoupa
the Maccabees for their loss.
M
-it0GKyiLALI£ eFiNhene on slams.
ROCKVILLE. June 23. —-Nlne spla-
nails in the emplby of the Ainerloin
Mills Company have gone on strike Iior
an increase. in wages; The men hiked
for eleven per cent. increase on piece
work and an increase cl from 01th to
31.50 per day for day I‘ve; k.
accident alluded to grant
“3' In; thht ills are be £531:
in regains pt eomployeosto
and; :3 Inn er I reliant Edging“ ti
won tattoos e o 3 a
or the. About 0 hands wi
'w'n out of Mark if the spinners rI‘e-
.Eier
e in-
~' in in out.
ohehrtwtdn KI'D‘N'AFP'ENI sound
SHIFNWICH, 10'an 23. —.lohn Ma-
convowaear I set to rip
‘ed‘ with kidni‘h pliable yet 3 ailin-
Ind hire. exander You
‘0“ K1 d in loll t slit?" n‘dg-
hi it A If bondsof 5 the
. 'of her mother who let
Inst Weéki’the child he tinder
e of karma tel. rs.
flied this
' ie'd' the little riI’sz'wIily and
he.
htir toner? eho‘ wiggle
sédtoI as new as? gt,“ 8“"
slidr Iiiv’ 19;.va u. e. mitten
_“‘"T
”logs the are IIntIsIInd 01
ModidoMim 5—
Charles Taylor a merchant's 6on-
olge. was ahqt rid inst 'I'tt'iy'. lil'lled
at t 611' i c i‘nefi'stt‘eé lily
ram TrImmell a my United
a 31-min shits immature
as
red in: men‘s «chum do
indium N
Int. momma-t ”Ml-e
is cat‘s when been .39.“ mm.
1st M be? immedimty mare pie-
to shots; Trimmed ne’er-reeled
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he. or o s u r em c arses
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"18min.“ Heéltfll'ml
“mainstream“,flibeenre-T
some of timezone Minefield ;
A diam . r
florrlflppsaihfar this
idioms of Spit n 9st
Silver of Munster s Daugh-
ter. summonses
wlnMAlNIo'AroN, he ts—~ u is
quiet ‘lh tb'ik' duhggmilm” [glow
wane Helen um fethdd‘
or. at an sari y dfii‘ Ii adding.
died the s‘lltnoHt oh stormed the New
hlis‘tie co n'l’y ’w'orkhbiie'e ahd am
lug the horrible masts st coo lg
Isl
the mob ct hoerl' KM ’tildtye eye
Wreteh- “grid!“
inmseI lthe tre'h'vmh 3
"north itn It to ' te‘ “the identity
of 0th strain pilhdly’ ’l‘hI‘t
say is little Pet/8r diam, lvfelVe
éa'rs old, ‘wbo tell when thG IO'IorII’fiott'se
dards fired on e mob The lad was
trnclt _h a hill at r‘lvhler echelon hls
back In' is tht'l‘gh lgin ii'y strated
his kidneys. wide no ‘66 tlile hos-
lam this tnor‘niitg, the pity has said
the he, Was are serious- henditlon.
After the mob hid completed its
Work, We had bf the iidIl'im‘ was left
dhained to the stake 'Iyllth “the the burn-
in; about l'.t Rain Which bt'ixhn [all
log later stings: ed the are dnd’ ht
ltIlIay yligtit the 6 ed bildy hilll hung
n slain stem or partners» '
“Public sentiment here; so far as ex-
?ressbd appears to hppr'ove the lynch
In; of IhlAte, and it is not believed
ore wl lb‘e any arrests.“
White‘ I confession; made inst hetero
the torch wa's spplléd lo the pile of oil
'I'oaked bushes hl‘qnnd h .wsa an" ad
nil-slop of ever this: a d more than
had been char; 6 Italnat him. He Is
stated to htIVe lilti,’
‘l was sent by Hr. thodeard lo the
Ig'nlilold to try Isotno corn i saw Mr
oodv'mrd 9 daughter at; Intended to
assault her. but a' coup e of‘ non came
slung in I wagon and i did net disturb
gel. Then i saw the gland? rpm and
followed her i seited hé and agit-
on her if she had any money one war II
the me to let her go. She gave me
sixty cents Then i awn edited hIer
bhd she cried: Please don" t bilrt mo.‘ 1
ignited her and accomplished my pur-
Thon i asked her if idle Was to
in: to tell on me.‘ lhe lipid she was.
i gave. her a hack in the. 1 root with
my knife and sailed a‘xain t she was
old: to inform on me; She said she
as and then i cut her throat twice
more hnd left her. Afi'c‘r that I went
back' to Mr Wmdwai‘d and told him
that there. was no good water to di‘lnkI
dorm there and he. sent me somewhere
lilac. i went back once but soon left
Then I went back to the house and put
tin a white at insieud of the cap that
were. on would not this it i
_as a while that; and dl
The nez'ro' s cupid rendered the
tragedy incensed crovu you more lies-
heme and some want i to near him
limb from limb before they rcathcd
the scene of his execution. The us-
are begged pilcousil not to be burned.
but no mercy was shown him.
While at times durihg the ngght
there were) at least {5.000 poople around
the workhouse the men who actually
took part in the itnchlnx did not num-
ber over 660 The leader was a man
”who said his name Ives Baker, and that
ho was from Virginia. His face was
familiar to most of the pccpic and It
is believed he is a resident of Wilming-
‘il'sn although some say he had been lm
bggported for the purpose or leading the
mob.
A The lynching ls bellev d to have been
the result of a plot whic' was concoct-
(dd several days has and was to have
hired put into execution Saturday night.
but on that occasion there was a mls
gn ndcrsta'ndiug and the attempt failed
a‘riy yesterday morning word was
Easel: around that the Attack was to
a e on the grin on at 10 o'clock
t, and Itha the men Who were
:1 slot n It were to meet
to uIIat
Pri e‘s TrIn'or. bait sn’honr
time. Men-
non. but mot Moot
ctnsily concernede in the plot were
of the cannon unit the plan would not
rho carried on‘t. As a' result In the re-
ports. however people flocked toward
the workhoueo early In the evening
splint the lanterns" of these were them
out of eti'rloaity. alih'otith after they
r‘eacliItd the" prison many joined the at-
tscl'tlot DIM y
Tile police doggigltnent was advised
dnri the il‘ay' Ilse contemplil'e'd at-
their nursing: gal ictth've'n' l‘n charge of
Chief mask on Gapiaths mans end
Kalle Went to the we ‘Htfionso‘. 9
Was M 8 o’clock lhdt ’diinIiIl o're
Were several thousand pers'dns lit the
tprison at that timo' and me omcors
were powerless distill! isnch largo
hamsters. In they ehter’bd the building
to assist the thirds its an effort tdjtrlr
test: the prisoner .Dnrl'n'c one of the
rushed mills .-by the 'crown. several
"more were animal and Peter Quinn
alloy of twelve years. ’0! Wildlinghtm.
'wae Ihot in the back and Home“!!!
infurod that he will die. He is now
1‘! a'Mitul In this city; .‘.
The abolition did not have any eflect
:mthsefo'dOtlbrmto n-tghtena loudl
tbsnlan ho
dew '0! the lawns formalin!
film; but: the! west with "A
iagmum “at. those :3:
w re striving get m’e
Upon Irriviagmt Hothouse the
mmmmfiwhll. not?
LI, downstate-ed is?
as equipment“
, ' man said to be from the
'grhIpeIlI one of the has; lied;
, " I I a . ’ :
‘ Ioutl'l ill 1 'lr' set 1. b
' "to neatly “ l' 'r
is not won! "or'tt Mr entative
Wendi Ir . 1r
.WMMMNII one o enagfll‘tIQreIInd
II sedw com
footing?»
cltlIen. of:
. 11th all: 190 re can
viuclug Ithant
w
to 9mm utterances of
people Milt More oils” in the
Union? Read this:
. Willis nl‘B. ry. 205 Washington
street. East orwallt. saysy “I am a
neither try trade an occupation that
funnels me to be on my feet all day.
Was bothered wt th a back and a.
urinary dltllculty h. meat in the
kidney aecreti as) oyed 1“ 3
my work durix
at night. and in Indigo o midis" tin 5f
Jnsd iu the mornings refreshed and ill
for a day' a work I was irritable and
lipid tobtlIIInIdId en's Kl ney Pills
Ufi wigid'ifiiii Theme It’d.“ c if they
wot D (I. iI 3/: (III hey gave
me out Ire «wish!
‘For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cehtu a box. Foslel'Milllilrn Co. Buf
1i‘ftlo N Il'.. ault- alums for the United
filial”. ' ’1 l H '; Xi) 'vt‘l'
Remember the name—Doull's—and
take no other: ‘ ,
r s oxchan ed shots Ibut did
{times «.151.
and
not
in addition to “Peter smithII a youth,
ham'p’ “if!“ s’llghtl' y gonna:
é'd during this fun ado it is till ought
these two persons were. ,achideat lly
shot by people in the crowd lie
about 300 men and boys were storm-
ing the Ifront of Iiaii several thou-
film] '0! a lap hi i3 were ilnéd pp
butside ah wh‘ is they look no Itciivc
part in the attach. were p'ihlnly itl' '-fa
Vor of lynching .glite
Alger go'IrclligIh til r way into the low-
er co'rri r on 'bi e west wins the mob
char cd to the Isl-out row of cells an
that tIrId oor. 'l‘h'olcaders Who wield-
'ed the sledge! and Iivel cutting appiF
once}: were calm and determined and
cut sir-alight to the cell of the man
they were 'aftor. That no othor doors
were dolomiahed is due' tot the calm
no s of the leaders who 'qule'tly told
he! of Police Black and Wprden Me-
serve that ey intended to set the no
fire it they ad to bresk eVery door in
he lace. The officials Ihen lni'Ormed
Illeiie'aders that White was in Cell No
13,8 on the front row, third story. This
cell was then attached.
Warden Mesorve then rushed into
the cell corridor and told the men how
to disconnect tiled door so it could be
opened. As tiled oor slid ‘open there
was a deafening cheer and cries of
"Don‘t hurt him h'ang him don't hit
him bu'rn' him at the stake Take him
to the pi ce where be murdered Miss
Bishop, or we have driven a stake
there and will huI'r' hi'rn'. "
White totmht' separately for his
lie in the little iron cage cell alnd
necked down the first man who ap
preached him. The leaders again
showed their clear headline and one
of them a powernt man, stepped _lcr
ward hcfore any one touid strilIIe the
prisoner and threw hit arms ‘a'roun'd
Ibo frightened 'wretIch. thus protecting
him from violence. After much dIlii‘l-
culty the prob that clowded the coltl.
dors was persuaded,» leave the build-
ling. White iIn’mtho’ cu'stodyI of two
on. u up its rear.
WhiMe llitunlodiau fickle couvluced
that unless nlr was used there
would be little ch use of gctuug their
man In the spot on Price’s road. whole
it was planned that e negro should
be burned to depth. "Bills danger was
tilt-reams by agulc ladder o extin-
gulsh lanterns or. men too conceal-
mi
in the darkness there was a con—
fused rush and after this no one seem-
ed to knqw where the prisoner was
0n the way Whh' heated to be allow-
cd to any a few Iwogds to the crowd
before he was killed and the promise
was made to him thin he should be
allowed to melts a statement
When he found .that his case was
hopeleee the negro confessed to having
committed the deed and did not spare
himself in telling of it. He again
confessed as he was standing near a
hedge a few feet from where the out-
:Igez was committed. He prayed (er,
ally to 001! to twelve athlete‘s and
seemed anxious to do as much talking
as possible in the few minutes he had
to live.
While he was praying and outlines-
ing. the crowd sbegan spill ling frills
wl h which to all W on ever -
tilting season 995%; 53st rainy a min
or whgt Ilt'std e
t.is so dghl’s'” ho in. e
in taking oil 6 brl it
hat he bowed os ecrovid ind said:
‘iAdles and gentlemen: Mo and this
hoes Isre going to‘ get some 'sirhw to
start this fire." >
lie rode to a near-by farm house
and in a short time r'eiippe'aréd with
We stacks of straw The straw was
placetg'around the stake n'd White who
brou t hdrehea'd'odo ntoI“ also circle
His solves
can?» and lie
.h held n19 "hello ‘1: while lit! addressed
the crowdg‘. Ho' 'ms‘do
sitm hurls Itpqéfléd to.
A stIII'ptIlg gigs” _Wa! “i
the aw flipped in its can from
short! (ll-so ofe‘et'. hI‘fAt'er’t 6 re hail
beenl‘ s, instedh t he gem as f :3th
to ageing R‘e I'lnd the torch' was Implicit
in I e
Kylie Fargo STAINS.
I-tie Arrival inglelnrage.
megs nv‘vs
rvl'ai I‘oit .
Belgrade at 8: (a p In. totieyi-s Hey w'a's
'yehoersd I'nId' _I'I'II prises I rented
refs? . I
_ 9 King dieter' a
prdmo' iofie' of o‘ed'rs of the Geneva
military delegation have given se'rlo'us
muni ' I '
ebb her course
fog for' Angry. '
brotign
Will Have Hie Troubles to Meet en‘ -
Wain K‘g‘s Pet-er ([03 .
with;'
'15 in}: gal pint
t
‘mens in the .Ct‘eckery Stone. Come and Be; it!
Free Exhibition this week of Natural History ’SpecF‘
e _arnIldleet ‘
bird' In the world. the Amethyst Sylph Humming "hind
With its tiny nest and eggs._ Also the rare Bell Birds of
Brazil. No lover of nature should foil to see whet sciIentt-I
fic men coiisiddr the fih'estt collection of birds in the wofldsI
SUMMER SALE OF UNDERMUSLINS.
Those who have profited by an): ,fprms; .Idip of
Women's used-mutual will be pleased to know that this
IiInstIsnce Ivvill be fully up to the high standard we always
maintain.
We are in pretty close touch with the manufacturers
of the finest underwear. and thus we are enabled to buy
advantageously. You will find this sale a veritable revels;
sign. The pieces are ssents' samples. the loveliest and
dsintlest creations of nainIsook Ind cambric trimmed with
lace And embroidery Long Skirts. and Knee Skirts:
Gowns. Chemises, Corset Covers and Drawers. True. some
are matted and soiled, they hsyc been handled duping tits
5%")! part of the season. therefore the prices on these
pieces are ridiculously low. But after washing you will
have an elegaIlnt garment. -A-p especial bargain' is a line of
Slimmer Corset Covers In small sizes. Look at them. Hus- 1
lin Undeerear Section, Tuesday morning at eight 0 'cloelr. .
WHITE WOOL DRESS GOODS.
These soft and esceedingly stylish Ivool fabrics are;
used very generally this summer for Outing Suits. In the:
corner window Iat Fairfield Ave. and Main St.. may he
seen a few pieces surrounding the case of butterflies and .
beetles. The favorite “leaves are:
Gradite, 43 inches. 75 cts.
,Canvas. 46 inches, $1.00
Storm Serge. 46 inches, $1 on
Lucanla, 45inches. $1. 25.
Twine Cloth 48 inches $1. 50.
Wire Cloth,4 44 inches. $1. on.
These mentioned are but a few specimens, and per-
haps Twine Cloth, Canvas, and Lucania are most in de-
mand‘ At the counter other weaves will be shown.
4
Sale of Lace Curtain Samples in the Upholstery Store.
D M READG’ mess
NJ
and
Mr.
man
you‘d make him out his words.
a big centrist-t. "
“:Yes
ed dictionary. "—Yonlters Statesman. ‘
"So your daughter is 'golng to mar- Isuspiclous woman as Clara is.
ry a nobleman?"
ones you should be more careful. I Oldbeaui—l‘d odmlt th'ti't in re is
Do 1011 know that man you were quttr- i—eMr~ some difference In our users.- but
rolls; with that now?"
“No. Briggs.§thlng of the advantages of such a
~ “But you told him wealthy allls'nce. Miss Youngth‘lng—
That's '2 "It cannot be Mr. Oldlmhit, but I Will
“Big contract?" {always be a granddaughter to you "-
he‘s the author Oi. an unshridg New IYork Weekly.
i don“ i care.”
1
...'————4..—-_. —-
Aunt Hannah—“l never saw such a
She just
“Yes" answered watches her husband all the time."
Cumlox; "but he's only a noble—1 l‘ncle Goorge—~ "l‘hat shows she wants
in proféSsiqn. Personally, i to repay him. You know he was very
best
,..
Iatom‘sch and Blood dia'easosmlio'n all else has failed.
tavi‘rhIo'e. Sold on its merits. ,
HOME IQRES.
must say, he strikes me as a. pretty attentive to her Ibefore he mat-rim
common sort. "—Wsshinklon tar 'hor.' ‘iloston Transcript.
ilfliliiilil Haves Melted discovery
in how wild ht ‘Idhdlnh dIrA‘ud store‘s ”evg’gy
ryvilhere' "ln la'l‘ge (full pint) bedldIAe-
r bottle.
For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by- the
gnmlliea in Not-walls and Sba'th N orwalk and has cured Chronic Liver.
Many bore testify to
, . M
m- guess. new;
players.
. ~ GREAT SPRING mud
" FOR Slut or {In modelers
Norwalk Chronicler