Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1904 · page 2

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It it hardly likely that any one in our town fella to know thtt
are telling out. yet many Aere wilting until the lett ndnutt. think.

 

‘ 1 iltelattdt we Wlll II! there Will POSITIVILY BE NO

M {$th end by flay x it there will he Vvery’ little left for
PPIVVAATE HALE: It behodvee dim wh’6- aspect to out
let the next eht montht. to look at our Mule; bei-

 

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'rit'n nnnoems we ARE OFFERING now WILL
ilflyitit Aoitm an DUPLICATE!) Hand, no it in to your no;

'V_ We the note prepared to clout e large line of Carpet:
In ell the ponder predee. Censletbw of IIVVGRAWS.‘
.1er Vet. rAPrsm 31111355”. '3th Brussels.

_In Chloe endlepanere Melting: «we haoe e large variety
AW attractive styles.

out. lettings 12 (Jr to 3151:.
Iepenese [lettings 20; to 50¢. ‘

0f 0!! Cloths and Linoleum we show ell widths and be-
1 VA localities. “ "

.l. ,1 Reg: and Hats In [we barleiv.

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it lln utteini ‘ iberred an bled ruler
denote: tsé peel, Hem“ “Into. £331“ strewn pull,“- .
ill Vln‘ee. eeredlo ‘ 3‘1. 25 t1 to 3175 n 5.1..
11“ [5 an to “00 per heir.
bill'- on Viorihree’t 6t Ah'ehdeehie jitter-es ironi

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‘ cate the territorial integrity oi the no.

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.ntlpp'e aid Arthur“ 3 (ringed bottled 19" "
bytevery huur'ndeley to strike treaeo‘n 1PM"
will

.lo em Greeley of’w
the blow lull bible. and
"Simply

The following article regarding an
important correspp nuance, between
President Lincoln and Horace Greeley.
is reprinted from.- the new York 'l’rl-
bone of “gust. 25‘ 1862. at it lobe»
titted that. it wlll he lptereltlnl to
the' mom oi The senllnel:
eneeteeur Lincotu'e LITTER.
"1 Exb'eutlve' Manatee. '
uni-tanned .Jtupuet 32, 1882.

Hon. lioreoe
Dear Sir} 'l have Just read your: oi

the 19th. .Q tlt‘A to myself through
the New or Tr bune. If there be in
it any etateeiente or assumption 0!
tact which i they know to be crroneone,
I do not now and here controvert them.
it there be in it any luter'enoe which I
may believe to he falsely drawn. 1 do
not now and here argue against them
it there be perceptible in it an lmpa‘t»
lent end dictatorial tone 1 waive it in
deference to an old friend whose heart
l have aleay’s peppered to be right.

A1 to the pulley I “seem to he. ursu-
lug,” ae you eay.: l have not meant to
leave any one in doubt.

i won d have the Union.

 

I would

imbued. The econtut the National atl—
lily 'can be restored. the nearer the
Upton will be "the Union an it war.“
it thtre he tboeb' (“would not save
the!) ion uulcte y could at the
ne‘ .t are nave Blavery. I do not 'ogree
theta. ll (116le then; who
we id not wage onion united they
on fl?“ ‘th the tune deatrdy Slav—
donut airee it there- bl", par-
:rnoue‘t Uyept' lit the struggle in to
one the. ion. dud; lair but either to
ll 1 «mm
“l: the Union withou treele any
.lwouliidoit: audli'lcoul me
it by“ Winged", the cloves. l would do
it: i‘leuol do it by Ireelng no and
lemon olhm alone I would
thet1Whai I do about Slayer: and the
colored race. I do Module 1 hello“ it
helpe to rate thin union: and what l_
terbear, l iorbear heaven! to not be-'
have it would help to eave thti Union.
l shall do lee‘n whibever l ehall he-
Iie‘ve whet l are doingx hum the canee
and l ehall do more lWhenever l ehell
lied». detox more wl help the «one.
the“ try to, Wt .ertbre when
abowato be error-it: ebd‘el shell adopt
new View be felt on“ they ebell appear
to, be true rich! ‘I have here atltcd
put-bone doom; to my View of
edit-tel duty”, and l intehd no modifica-
tion oi r? oil-‘eepreaed perennial wish
that el men. etertwhere. couldoe
tree Youre, - 1- o v -
1 #2141.» lllNCOAL'N.

an. haircare cleanser.

Dede Imi‘deltlouhfil llltl‘lfl‘ Web

to normal: any reply ltd-1M turner
otter unless through- your olllclel ectn.
1 than! Valvular ltiMlt I accorded one.
{nines it doublet the to say explicity
that nothing wee turther from my
“thought than to impeach in any man-
uhr the alncerity or the interteltyu of
your devotion to the. having or tool! 11-
ion. 1 never do it have no
lriend who doubts. t you desire. be-
fore and -alabove leleli to re-oatablluh
the new derided 1authority and vindi-

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

puhllo.l.:1lhtettdedg to nice only thin
ouénilon—Do you propane to do this by
eon iniug. obeyl ,1A1ehd entordlhg
the ewe 0r1by_,dlaregerdlng

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fiducez‘h with: the. ll! 0!
etude.“
_ or? tullht“ no! on
‘ not work or deeteoy ltitheur country
1. therellYIl

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date it the ahoflett w y under the can- proo

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be by to wanton and wicked a rebellion

 

“ Attolnvelteits
lent even

in the inter-
bet!
hetehe or color 0!
lawfully to lipid human beings in
a clear Md pub-l

{air it to be
at Ilium author.
cite to you intend“ .
lhnien one n; from bondeee to“

oxide—to prove that it: la. your at: to
calla motion in 2th bromine-section

adopt! obeyed wherever your author“)V

otttitat- or the Union in recounted en
mat the Rebellion in atrenetho

moment motioned tree'donl
13' ilavee oi reb‘eAIe. you contained

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WQll1fi'KlFfl1
out. nee tried ill kinds of medicine
when Vinol wan recommended I have
never tented cod liver oil in no dell
clone a term. dud whet- ll better it
quickly eeeed the immune in my lungs,
cured broochltie and cough and made
me well and strong. i enjoyed telling
every dose " W. ll 0' Keefe. hillwau~
lice. Win. 1

We guarantee that Vinel will cure all
web troubled. or will live back the
money paid tor it. The above letter in
publlehed simply to Itdd; additional

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Phyelclene everywhere indone Vi-
hol. A prominent physician writes:
“\‘lnol la the meet valuable preparw
tied at cod liver oil ltnbtrn to medi-
cine: it in or u to title to orb-to
ntren h and build up the general sys-
tem or old people wearwomen and
children; and it list no equal tor herd
c‘olde. bronchial and all lung .alee
t 0.. II

-We eat the people of south Norwallt
to try Vino! on our mta‘tttee it t it it

deer not help them they can re
end pet their money. “Hid. ll 0rd
Pharmacy.

in that oi the slaveheldere Intent our
Nation“ lite. 1 ate euro uobe’ ever- be-

fore heeiiated at ed simpleotg it in}
an act of eelbde hee' llfi‘lig ve
"l?”‘liwdfl‘t". ”till? 1‘.”

e at!» u e to d are
wading through tent of blood to sub-
vert and deuroym. Future genera
tioee will with Vdgiicuityw reallpa that
there could 'vehe tbunh «undue on
tnlt point, Sixty re or [rectal and
bondleet tabee any to the Blue
P0 or do not edeeuetely eeplaln it.
Mr. meldentl lbeetlech on tofo'pee
your one to the fact that t e devoteen
or slavbry ererywhere-A-iuet e’e nitieh
in Mdryldhd an in hileelteippl. in Wash-
ington at in Richmond—rare today
your enemlee. and the inaudible toes
of evolve to ”re-establish the Na.
tloh'e‘l Intfl tyb' the dleeoniitute 0t

lie”. lento. To

[turn mail“ denim out i.
You may dealt t o I'm-veer: my
war; but they will nl light un‘detlm
Rebel In; There in not in New York
today. a men who rally believer in
slavery love it. ind ucelree its per-
petuation. who heartily desired the
crushing out or the rebellion. He would
much lithe? save the Republic by buy.
the up and peueionlng all its anall-

lo'th or which ”flare not Prentdent.
and no one who ly withed fr’eedom'
toI ll ever could be. ’

t e are truths Mt. P dent.
they are surely of the prayer import-
nude. You cannot burly approach the
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meditate by shutting your one to
theta. Your deadl Joe ie not blinded
hymtnletinw byoureyeelnube
enveloped. lie wellte etralghr to hie
lull. Enabling well hie weak point; ahd
molt. unwillingly betraying hie rear
thet'rou too may bee and take ad h-
lane of it. God grant that his a
behaton may more prophetic
That you may not unreasonably pot-V
celvo these vital truths ae‘ they Ill
chine forth on the pater oi History—-
that they may be read by our children
it dialed by the glory at our National
eaatlct’wnot rendered” lurid by the
bloodnred glow of. National condim-
tion and ruin-rthet you they promptly
.‘and practically realize that slavery is
to be vanished only by liberty-411 the
tenant and anxious “prayelrl’ol
. . HORACE MEELm'.
New York August 24,180}.-
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eylvanla Reptab‘llcn icehe Oe‘leet form-

or Attorney
eitlheauao; Pant pril de—Nrm-

lndim win nontieated noni-

Wk

6105th;

Gen. Samuel W. Pennypacker.

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All:ln90t:‘th

1 ll. Malloon
‘ Bovine: bank pleided will: In t e

1 the books at the

i etete attorney decibel)

elite. iliir “Union on it was" la a Uni a

or Attornoyvflenaral Johnm P. Elkiu. oi

tor stoma court Justice to-
any or the Republican state comet:-

litmwel'IeIe'e'teddete-
the National oliveli
to m for the

Pl '* tithe
Mmfmfles ln1

Books~llad been Prelim-1
ed that State hull little,
at llarll flghl

wma'rno, 00115.. Aprll e-—nurton.
for Vol! plate awe
and eatrea'nuror the We [town 1

 

superior court' ye‘nterday afternoon
tour charges or mahllrfi lane entries in
our bank. lie
will be. sentenced next Tuesday.
'l‘hle sudden endink of the case.
came as a surprise to nearly every-
body ln the court room an it. had been
predicted that ‘the delenne would
mate a strong light against the slow it
ell-race. Accuentioda oi embezele
ment which were originally included
in the toruplalpt nxnlnet Mr. Mat-
toon were withdrawn at the 'requeet
of the attorney. Donald ’1‘.Wnrnel‘.
some weeks ago. and it was under-
stood that the respondent's counsel
had strong hope of uucceeetully com-
balilug the remaining charges.
Prior to the Opening of the court at
3 o’.cloclt Judge 8. A. Robinson, 0!
Middletown who preelded watt closet
ed (or threeouertare at an hour With
State Attorney Werner and the rt»
npondent’e attorney, Judge Cole, 0!
Waterbury. An noon at; the jury hull
been impaneled, Mr Muttoon entered
hie plea of guilty and alter brief tor-
malltlee. the can we: ended.
lo a brief ltlfitview in the court
room. immediately utter the proceedi
loge were over. Mr Mallooe eald:
an: innocent hfy‘ connect known it its
well all l do. “But the bani; has the
beetle and all the evidence. "
Mr. Motto-on «timed to blame the
the latter had
refused to poetpoue the criminal trial
until alter the clone of the civil case
Merritt by the bunk against Mr. lint
too in tho dintrlct court or Waterbury
‘l don’t know where i am at now,"
added Mr Mattoon. Then he broke
down completely and burst into tears.
At the time of. the interview he was
engaged in elgnlng tome legal docu’
motile sold to be conveyances of prop
erty‘ in Watertown to
Judge Cele V 11 1
Matinee rum to Jail.
UTCHFIBw.pouI.. April Ger-Form
er Treasurer Huron l-l. Mattoen. oi the
Watertottn 8a rm hank. who plead-
ed sullty to. (our couple of making
false entries on the books at the bank.
and whose waterline was deterred tor
11 week wee placed in a cell in the
hitchlleld county jail here mt nigh
where he will probably remain unt
sentence is
here by Shemmdlebrook In a car-1
rla gore and the trip
tree without incident to: ”tilt won
scuttled ldfipflued ht timed. lie ex-

Nl L‘Olllflel,

Welettown bolero next Tuesday, and
uiid he would ‘do no on the llrnt upper
tunlty shouldrh'e be able to secure an
order from the court.
The apt-chic charges alleged the
firing at the books 0! the bank so an
to make it appear that money had
been withdrawn by certain depoeltorn,
follows: 1‘
Robert White. Watertowo. figures
8175 raised to 31175: Robert l’artree.
Woodbur). ll. 0100; hire. Julia 31.3mm
lnxhun, Southport 83? 548: George R
Craneneeideitcfinot given. $800.
sentence wee deterred at the re
queet 0i Judge Cole.— counael tor the
prieon‘er’. tutti! nut Tueedhy at 3
o‘clock. 'l‘hia request wee made in or-

 

 
 

range bin allele: in Watertown. , 1.1

'l‘broughout the b let proceedings
Mr. buttoned to lobe laboring
under a‘ great inehtal gaining“ but in
a no or it he need th court who

uchA d and

him.

tow Meeting where he was»
ed to rapid bllr'e attentions from hls
low cltlleoa regarding his Aali‘alrul'as
towA‘nA trcainror. 1 1 1‘

 
 

Boston April 6.—lb In? ‘
cles here“ it in stated that
meet 01' a rdbdl‘tér to};
Mining Company of Denver
Utah, nhd lte petition lh bill
juet announced lhll quite heavily upon
New England people. In thin eecutm
n urge portion at the th-uooooo ot
atocir. per 810, M plotted at from 83
to $5 a ailare.
leg at How cents. The New anle'hd
stoohholdere will attempt to hove the
pro Vice bonded add extricate the
con .fi'om ltd dincultlee.

“nee com
after hav‘ln unattended about 31.000
Lint epé‘elnflt‘v copper when and build-
in: e etnelter.

“ ll he in enurédlv the etu idea
3 ever lie ache heewllidpeti
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lteteriown Savings Bent” s, .

He we. brought .

proceed a1 wieh‘ to visit his totally in '

der to give Mr Mdttoon limb to n1"L _

wen hie noble who cfllbd and utter- .

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New Patterns In Rm

In walking through the approach to the Upholstery
Store we are attracted by the diapley of new Ruge which
are hung about the sections or laid on the floor. There ere
many new styles and colorless in Smyrnne, Moq‘uettee
and Wilton. ,~ i

A Smyrna is a very durable Rug. Being reversible it
can be used alike on both sides and it an exceedingly prol-
lteble investment. The Willem, Moquettee and Axmln
stern are non. velvety and of rich coloringe. With these
are the American Degheetene and Shirvnne. the18haolt-.
lord. Mottled and Cotton Rup. We have an excellent line
of moderate priced Ruge for summer cottage use, and an
inspection is desired. .

Linoleum: and on clothe

Among the most durable floor coverings for all round
hard wear are Cork Carpets. They are thick, easily kept,
clean and agreeable to walk upon. They come in brown
and green, $1.50 a to. yd.

Inlaid Llnoleunip with colors running through to the
hack. $1.00 to 81. so 3 eq. yd;

Plain brown Linoleume, eight-quarter, and sixteen-
qunrter. At $1.00 a sq. yd.

Printed Linoleut'rla, from so cts. to $1.00.

Oil Clothe, no to 45 cte. a yard.

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Pollehei for Hard Wood Floors

Wiley' 11 Woodene Filler. 25c. Wiley' 3 Waxine, pte.. 35c. .,
Floor-Shine, all colors. 5°C.. qta.. 50c.. gal. $1. 50.
and $1.00. Floor Oil. per gal. . 1:.

We have the beat quality of Weighted Floor Brothel
with handles. and felt guards to prevent mar-ring the
waineceting.

House Furnishing Store, foot of Main St. stairway.

Special exhibition of seasonablc Wash Goods, Como
and Linen Veiled. and light weight Veetinge.

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- z . a well known reeldent oi thin £1911th L230 ‘ldotr‘ of“ Prince
led last night as the read ft or in- depth Fred nldeihhr‘ or none.

‘ afternoom law he was palatable-lame!

in premlaes Alexander the ulth p'rlbce or hlppr.

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