1'..le AND TRUE.
. (M‘s-11m. M M.)
tour-when he “no-need the judgment
0! the Win! soul the order of Gen-
enl loosen-es to the unhsppy victim- ll
this uournhl trs-otlu. Colonel W“-
kimmmdmmwd us
memento staid—d more phenom nrmy
nseocistions. he wsspvrsented by Winning
with the flnebllch horse which the letter
had ridden into the fort. 'At 9 o'clock s.
m. Captain Alexander reported the gel-
lows ready. The troops or! the gnrrieon
3nd vicinity. including infantry. unity
and artillery. which were under Arms dur-
ing the morning. were dbposed in on
own square nround the spot omigned for
the execution. A guard conducted the
pr'unonere. who believed with the M
possible coolness sod albino-endow
through the gstewny of the fort. across
so open space of ground in the reur.thenoe
across the railwny to the cherry tree,
where two ropes hung dangling within
eight feet of the ground. resdy for the
Moody sacrifice so soon to be cased up.
Two poplar coflins lay in the vicinity. Dr.
Wilson Hobbs. surgeon at the Eightydilth
Indiana inlnntry Regiment; Dr. William
Forrester of the Fifth Kentucky Cavalry.
nod Dr. Samuel 1‘. Mm of the Seventy-
eighth lllinois Infantry. were deuiled to
pronounce upon the extinction of life in
the bodies. At 9:30 o‘clock the word.
touching with srrus reversed. arrived
with the prisoners at the pluce of execu-
tion. Lieutenant Peter was elmost over-
come with grid-ad terror as he looked
upon the scene. but Colonel “'illinml
promptly restored his course“ by ssying.
” Dav THOSE nuts not Dll Lil! A tun."
Taking their plane upon the cart. Cep-
tnin Alexander tied s linen handkerchief
over the (see of each one and adjusted the
ropes. They then asked pennission to
tskss last fut-ewe“. which was gruntrd.
Clo-ping Peter in his arms. Williams said.
” Good by. Peter; let us die like brute
men.“ The scene was one (it awful sul‘
emnity. Many of the spectators turned
nwny in teurs. unable to look upon the
sorrnwlul sight. The ropes were again
odjueted. the cm moved from under
them: the dropped in the air. and in two
minutes
MINA?! PET!!! CIASSD To Sflll‘uiiLE.
At three minutes Williams caught hold
of the rope with both hoods and rsised
himeel! up. end in five minutes his stair
glee also cmue to an end. The pulse of
each continued to heat (or seventeen min-
utes. ettwentylile was extinct. sud at
thirty minutes they were cut down and
pineal. dressed a: they were. in the collins
which had been prepared {or them. With
Colonel Williams wss liuricd a gold locket
«worn with 1 chain sround his limit-—
which contained the portrait of his in-
tended wife. with a hrxid 0! her hair. and
nportnit of the sonic person. which he
curried in his vest pocket. Lieutenant
Peter also wore about his hook. with a
gold chum. s. locket containing a portrult
of his Wife. Their requests that these
lockets and portraits should be buried with
them were coniplimi with. llllll they win.
consigned to one and the some gave
in the burying-ground of the town of
Franklin. Their ellvcts were sent to Mur-
frecsbom. to be sent through the lines to
their friends.
At half-past tvu o’clock on the morning
of the 9th day of June. 1.563. the lollowlng
brief «lispuch from Colonel Bowl to (ion.
oral Rueecrum‘s announced the {not that
the last act in this terrible and bloody
tragedy had been perflirtnmiwthnt l‘olonel
William Orton Williams and Lieutenant
Walter G. Peter. lulu of the rebel army.
had made all the atonement it was in their
poww- to make for the dark and desperate
crime they had cmumittcd. hull expintni
their guilt upon the scuflold. and that. the
places which had known them in the hunt
nnd strife. the smells and thunder of hitt-
tie. should know them no more forever:
FRANKLIS. Juno 9. 10:303. in.
To Germ-oi Gal-firm. Chief of .s‘lu 1!" :
The men have been tried. found guilty.
and executed. in compliance with your
order. I out ever yours. J. l’. ILURD.
‘ onel L‘oxmunnding Post.
The sorrowful story has been told. The
umurnlul tragedy was complete. The
brilliant hoiwsnnd promises of early youth
and manhood. in so for as these young
men were concerned. were donated to end
in a shameful and ignommious death as
spies in a camp where they should have
hvlrl high command. and as enemies of n
country and u gurt‘l’tluh‘lll they should
haw bwn proud to assist and ill'ft'llll.
\Yllutuus at least. if not Peter. had taken
a mlnmn untli " that in» \i‘uuld bunt true
Mil-glance to the United Status of Alllvl"
am; that he would sens tm-lu honestly
and faithfully or." st all their euemws
:iml opponent wlmlsnetw': :uul (lull. he
“'l “lll ultwrw .uul uln-y the order of the
Pl’t‘fltll‘lll ol’ the L'ultml Stzttrs and the or-
den of the officers appointed ox r-r him. no-
cnrvimt: to rules and .‘H’ill‘lt‘fl for tlu gov-
ernment tfl tho :trnmw of the l'nih‘d
Stalls." In utter «ii-rvgnrd of this tre-
mendous obligation he haul not only illum-
domsl the path of patriotic duly lmnsrlf.
but had seluced his cousin into the sum»
Cilum. .tml lnilh had left tour ii in .. ulzd
friends in the llutrivl ul i‘ulumiim 1.» mp
gage m u wicked cause. to du- nu lnl'alu‘
one death. and to fill at last it (llslionon d
‘flvu.
m -—
Josh Bllllugs' Philosophy.
Prom xiv York Wei-kw.
l would at: 301m be 3 holiday top. with n
damiylion in mi buttonhole. and mi willie
savory with Lubin‘s Extrulrt. a: to be u
mere word pointer—4 writer or perfumed
sentenced.
Brnne work and boddy work are alike
in this—the more a man do: the more he
inn do.
There it full at mulch plenum in ehon-
emy ax more in profit.
If n mnn't licnrt is rite. his bed knn't be
very wrong: it i: a grate Misfortune when
the lll‘d Cnnlrulrl the hint“.
Truth Will he closest scrutiny. butmost
things are judged beat at a distance.
A coqueltv is anxious to flirt with the
devil himsell. while s prude i: just ax
anxious to have the devil flirt with her. if
he dare to.
Plow don't target this. nil cunning dim
clple—the mymt man to cheat in all the
world is the man who is trying to chest
everybody else.
The cirxlitys that pass letweeu men
are excmlingly proper. but often are just
I: susptctnun and ndiculous its the coat-
pllnente that pus between s hornet sad
n bumblebee.
A nun without any psshione might
WGIWWQW. butnehum
being he would he s hilure.
cunning hex sutntlntes heen known to
gitthe‘srtovwisdonhutinth.
ofthe mitixlihe trying to abut.
SIponiththe‘l‘.
[on without my Methane are the
hudestkindmmueflthlihe trying
wmndnshaminguponend.
Soon-amount exchnlveneugthie
taped judgement on their psrt—eom
tent wfl “Namath“.
its-t.
*Fraa' Baa
Everyhoddy expectetohe remembered
hassltsrthsyhevelsdthislth. hath.
grout mus drop out with just a: little
(was shot wot“ filth ofllromoha
hovelhtosmmpood.
Every moughtto be obliged to write
his own ephefl whille living. end after he
we: dead. if he hadn‘t filled the bill he
couldn‘t have it.
Young man. when yu prey let this be
the pofla‘ript ov yurc prayer: ”Give me
I good digestion. n moderete amount of
brnnee. and not money enufl to make me
vsln. and other: jenloue—Yours respect-
fully.“
it is safe to say that one-half our ~auc-
cess is the result of accident. but it it also
salt-to shy that those who upon them-
eelvetheinost srethe most lhhlotonc-
cidente. -
-—~———-——
llcllllll Piles—symptom '3 and
Cure.
The symptnrns err moisture. like I‘-
pirntion. intense itching.
scratching. very distressing. particularly
at night. u if pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum: the private ports
sre sometimes oriented: it allowed to con-
tinuo Very serious results may follow.
“Du. Swarxz‘s ALL-HWJNO 01mm?“
is n plemnt. sure cure. Also for Trtter.
itch. Salt Rheum. Scull! head. Eryripelu.
Cutaneous Eruptions. Price cents. 8
boxes for $1.35. Sent by mail to any ad.
dress on receipt of price in currency. or
three cent [silage stamps. l’r'emredall
by Dr. Swayne & Son. 330 North Six!
Street. Philedelphix. Pro. to whom letters
should be midmnod. Sold by all rootl-
nent druggists. ly.
-——-——¢-o————-
Lam. Life.
Stntistica show that there has been I
grsdlnl and steady increase in the over--
one length of lite since the sixteenth cen~
tury. Much of thin increased longevity
ha been due to the improved condition of
living onion: ell clam. nod the influence
of good living. homo minions. etc... is
shown nt the present time by the fsot that
the woolthy average twat-e more years of
life than the poor.
{x‘mlmhrrshnrg (Pen llrrnld ]'
Alter vslnly spending five hundred dol-
lars for other remediee to relieve my wife.
I have no hesitetion in declaring that St.
Jacob‘s ()il will cure .‘lcurulgln. says I.
V. B. Hersum. Esq“ (0! Nathan & Her.
son.) Boston him, so enthusiastic lmlor‘
ear of it- merits.
W
The touching sentiment. “Our first in
Heaven.“ sppomd after so obituary no-
tice in it l'hllmlelphlu paper. and tho fli-
ther of the child ennu- into the office Hr
ins and. It was the third death In the
funny. and ho doservus to know of lllo
clerk where he Ruppflflt‘d the other two had
gone.
The other W301i a man rung the
door-hell at Garfield‘s hoounmus opened
it and sold. “1‘" put your none on the list
and give your case my nth-mininlmt there
are over sixty applicant. ahead of you.“
And tlw man rvpllvd. “Well. tlwn. l pn-
sumv llwrv isn't much show for mu. but
I'll pay :\s much as any of 'mn?" “Sir; «in
you think i sell nilll‘el ?“ "limo it. no? I
wont to buy your hugs." "And you don't
want any oilivv'." "No: l‘ni not no Ulilo
mun at all?" Ami Um! mun min invited
in and lislu'il if nothing Would induce lulu
tn accept It sun! In llw l‘nliint‘l. or u for.
t‘igli litission. or sumo splendid [xiaitinn
within the President's gift. and his refu~
sul drove Mr. Garfield nearly Willi. and he
“'lll appoint tlux man to some ullirc. :1n_\ -
how. That man know how to work it.”
B-ismn I‘mt.
w
The Doctor Said
lwoulxl norm luuvu my lusl. Tim! was
three months ago. and mm- 1 wmgh 191)
pounds. lcnnuot write hull of who! 1
want to say. but “'airner‘s Sale Kidnoy
nnd Liwr t‘ure dill it all.
H. L). RUL‘RK. Kihway. N. J.
———-¢.———
A Xentuvky preacher. whose prayers in
regnnl to the weather Wore goncrally llll“
swonsiduts bum found to he in telegraphic
communication with Old l’rnlm’. Any
man cam have his prayers answvred l! he
is careful about what he prays for.
9w“-
TIN.‘ Peruvian 9'31“") lms cured
thousands who wrrc sum-ring from llys-
xipsin. llvl-ility. Liver t‘omplmms. llr|ll~~
liumnrfl. l-‘vmulo- l'uxu \lllillln ctr. l‘um.
ihlets {rm to any null-ms. Seth W
owle & Sons. Boston.
on: or TH! mm no test must:
vaults ll mt wono m
THE cur: or
Coughs, Colds, Hoax-sane“.
Sore Throot. Bronchitis,
Innuenxe, Asthma
Whooping Cough.
Group. end
Iver, Men or the
THROAT. lllllBS Mill CHEST.
baud!"
CONSUMPTION.
I mum PHYSlCflI WI
“ltdessneldryupscough. “disavow-mu
tshhd. s: h the cans with not: muons,”
Windsumsthsluna sad sllaysivviuth.
thumvtuihs tumolsenylsint."
no 80'! 32 um layered-hur-
hqsinuluu-ss. Bssunyeu'st
DH. VISTAI‘I m D! m ”V.
'ithlh-tiflllunof"l. BUm‘enthn-mw.
no Oats end .1100- Both.
mourn W.FOWLI&MNS.BG-
mum. Soldbydrucfl'huddsshsncrslb
Ouint sent free to those who wish to Ehfutfl‘
in the must plenum sud profitable iusi
nets hnown. bombing new. L‘xpuul
not around. We will ' you ever 7
thing. filo. do: and upwnrds is en: y
nods wl lugswny tron: house over
hint. no rut IMtever. y new wetter: s'snted
slum. Kayne making renuncttthehuinen.
Lydia ruthenium-h when. nod macho” sod
girls nine glut pay No one willing to work full:
to lnske more notary every day then (an bound:- in s
wkluwerdinsry ea whom:-
mflm willlndsshort noodle rm
ll. Blunt-rhea . nine.
03330010
This is s Mable roo- llnul up lor the hermit
u! the public zonally. situated on out side at Heir
stress". Reed‘s: wet to Cl
Bloch. ”out: ’ - to. yflw
welt.“ isopnmsmu. a!“ .I. The
meals-sill when. m contort. e. it it
supplied with ‘ragu’llmtwe “draws!
lvsudlatsrsstlslhoob. . . “a ol‘
COFFEE . noon.
‘l‘lerelstUflosM- the use acoraau'
lady is attendance treats. .n to let: n.. to
serve not! nun muss “no.“ .st
prices:
tandem-whim ' I
tcepsl'l'ss. “Checkers. I.
how: Irv-d sud Better. :
. 51'ch Piece of Pie. I
t l: :1 (rollers. ’:
ommwmw. if.
r
Barber's itch. Blotches. nll'h‘cal . Cruety.‘
Merchant Tailor.
th and the Host Perfect Fit
The best Clo aw ted. t!
a. counter. .
NORWALK, CONN.
. Iomade from it Simple Tropical Len! of
Rare Value. and is: Posltlvenolfldy
for all the diseases that cause pain in. the
lower part of the body—Jar fl‘orpid Liver.
Headaches. Jundioe. Dilution. Gravel.
Malaria. and all difficulties of the Kid-
neys. Liver and Urinary Organs. For
Female Dlsensos. Monthly lienstrun-
time. end during frognnlcy, it has no
equol. It restores the urgent that Mlle
the blood. nndhenos it in the heat Mood
Purifier. It is the only known remedy
that cures Bright‘s Disease. For Diabe-
tes. use Warner’s Sum Dlnbotcs
Cure.
For Sale by I‘lruggints and till Dealers at
ll.“ per bottle. Largest bottle in the
market. Try it.
ii. ll. WARNER e (1).. Rochester. NJ
H
NJW York, New [Invest It
Hartford Railroad.
GOING KART
8 NEW YORK.
m l as a. m iloulnn Rx
12.47 s in. “‘uh‘gmu Ex.
HARDWARE.
General Hardware,
Ieelnnles Tools.
Imu-
DUVl‘I' Verdionl Boiler and Hall's Patent
Agricultural 1m ligaments.
No. l MUSIC EALI. BLOCK. In. Norwslh 0t.
Reduced
Milfivilory !
Mrs. H. lireiger.
rs. near “warns“ in row of
White Lead. Paints.
Oils and Wlndow Glues.
A lull Assortment st
and Knob-l
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Of the heat Quality. Chosp for. Cash
[IllSfl Flll‘lllllllllE Glfllll
JAPANESE PAPER WERE.
Agent for the
Fire and Burglar Proof Sate.
S Ip Clluntlleiy. Rope, &
w. 0. QUIN'I‘ARD
Prices!
~~ANDV~
FANCY G OODS
New Hotel Buildinlr.
SO. NOR WALK.
4..“ Knows. G 52 " l'gflsld Way
hill Rum-Ia 7 M “ i . lLMIlI.
1w Arron. 9.0! “ . ll. Wu.
6.87 ” Accon. 0 cu " Rome 53.
T34 “ Arrom in Is " N H Way.
T 4.8 " Local Rx. l9 ll [1 m . flnliun E:
u: .. Acton: w .. up'gsom iii,
to :16 " Local lit. um “ live-um Hi.
I” p. "L. Al‘l‘um l ill N H “"IV
’ 5‘ " lim“ i1”. ‘ 2" ”Hill”
M) “ r II. I . i at
:38 " Arm H t‘.‘ P} l Way.
6 Gt ‘ litmus: l .‘H ltnumn fix.
n m ‘ At‘l‘nm HM ‘ Button lit.
lint ' 3g mu.
9 Si " II Two
(is RitihAYI Oil first!"-
“4' s In. Wuh‘gms Ix. HM. in. Wilton Er.
" Rxprvn am -- N Ii. Milk
‘ l8 “ hi! wuss ll 3| p "L. Huston Rx.
9 it p m . Ill! 'l‘mu ll as . Muslim lls.
llanburv and Norwalk ll. R.
‘Rz‘z I; ‘l’ ‘ .' . (33‘. ‘ "“ “fl"
goofing; Minne- .:
Sl‘thER ARRANGEMENT.
t‘umnloucluu Monday. May 3. ‘80
TRAINS LKAYR sul‘i‘u amount.
no I. l.. on nrrwal of mum lemma New York 8'.“
snd New Ilewn 14:10 A in .mnnr-rluig st
Hell. with Showing: It It lrmn fur Luell-
nl‘lll. arriving m llsnlinry town. In
('3‘ p In . continuing with expo-v» mun leaving New
\ ork sl .1 m l m . and ext-rose mm from
Boston. arm ii; In [Mallory M 5 l5
uno p. m.. «mm-ell elm thetwr‘xprvu turn from
New Yo! . srrhiuu ln llsuhury It 71“ p.
I'll Thlr lrum r-‘unm is on .‘ulllnlflys
sl llmliel Willi mun for Lu: mum
from-hi. w illl luv-rug" rur. nrni mi; In
lL-inlmry l'lll n. Ni
ii SHAY Mill. in h n m . Hupplhfl at All stations
lO'tU p in Holiday nulls. will mum-var var. arrii .ng
m lhiulrury M Hui inulxnglil
3W“ 'l'hr ll minim hum finnlh Nurmilk m.l nut
rm. Sniunluu The 10 ll» It In Mllulny [ruin tvIll run
In usual on srrtvm of 9m ii in ,vxpreun from Nsw
i
ll Sp in.
York
THUNS Alllll‘v‘li Hill)! “10“” Ill.
7 l" and l I~ 5M. null 9‘35 y m h‘un
tiny ll Ill p m.
I W h.\.\lllll“lllt‘l‘ll, Supt
Freight Cheaper
than Ever.
PROPELLER LINE
Tl) ,
NEW YORK.
'l'llfi Pllfll‘EI.l.Ell
City of Norwalk.
erl continue in make regular tri I throu'h the
“'lnlt'H‘N‘k‘rmllllnulhOYWQ‘t‘h NOR 'AIJK ll ”“33
end NEW \‘uilK lumhvnu A! Sill‘Tli NORWAIJl
urn wsy to receive and du-liwr frvlL-lu.
Freight received (rum and delivered Al the
indent xlvpm at me llanhury sml Nurwslk Rnllrnsd
tor nil lllllnll! slrn the Hht‘pflllg lilllrmul.
A
:%“Siw<‘inl nrmngwml-nts for freight lo
and from New York (‘3!) ho mudu Willi
this line 10 per cont. loss than by Llll‘ rail
road.
I‘Y‘rtl .l. N. .l frvcu! . Illllll.\.~l\llllllllll
tly man. at n... lug‘xn -i m mm! rah-w
(VAN pl"lolll no lurhid truslluu any It' til» e r"
players“! the bonus? ililsllus on Iccuulll m the
vuvuerr thereof
‘lel‘iln lu‘uutp
Your-ohm by making "mm-v
“lu‘ll u gill-lull llllllufll‘llll\ is of
h-nxl, then-ht always km plug put
on; from wur iluur 'l‘ ill-1‘ who
always tall-tr ldVMllugi‘ uf [hr min“
chum! fur mutual: “mm-y lh‘l an
i-lllrml. Kl‘uir.lll\ Immune “nullity. “'lllll' rim-w “ho
du not imp-rm:- uuvh chances n-iunlu u )Nl\\‘l‘l\ We
unlit mnny mi in. uuumn. l‘ilvn and girls in “lurk In:
its right m ‘lu'r nun lm‘ulllxw- ‘l‘llc lulu-Alums will
{my mun than ten lune. ordinary wngw We furnish
an upm-n. mum and all Hun .xuu nerd. hw- Nu
nlw \\ :u “magi: hills to nulkr money wry rulndlv
\ nu 12;“thqu you! \thulu lime to tile “lurk. ur only
)Hlll n nun nmuwuls. lv‘ull lnruruimmu um! all that l-
hnvie will lrw. Address arm-nu .t, (‘n . l‘nrllxad
WMPATENTS.
without) a 00.. New York and Wulhlnzlnu
noiinton n! l‘ntenu. procurv [monu- lnr IIDH‘lIlnl'i.
smi Iran-not nll hu-inv-s (‘nlNlM‘ll‘ll more“ llli prompt-
ly null upon Numnnhlr ll‘l'll‘l‘ (lffli‘i‘ under the per-
soml wyperunion of Willt'l‘ll 080001). formerly
l‘rlnr: in Exumlucr l'uitvd Nun‘s l‘ltlnut Dillon.
:' . .\llt‘lllllnllllllt‘llllm)! uru‘lly (lillnlll'lllllll .3)
Corn-simiull-m'c :mnml, 'I‘s-rmu and circular on "I"
pllcsliun References in all parts of the (‘nllllll'Y
Milli“: all couullulut‘llllonl lo usmmh ,t H» ,
Solicitors of Patients. A'S'l‘llll liOl‘SE. Sew York. N.
. M‘s
Health is Wealth.
DR. 8 (‘. Wur‘sflutvn nun hunt Tour-liar.
n tprmllt for lly-ieris. Dlulneu. (Boom-ions. New
vou- llrsdarhc. MI-nul Depression. Loss of Homo".
sin-mlurrhn‘s. impolenry. lnmlsutary Emissions.
Pmnsmre Old A . caused by over-exertion. self-
uhuu‘. or over-ml nl nee. Wl’lll‘li leads to mluwy. de-
cry and death. One x will run mu! canes Finch
box contains one month‘s lrentuwut. Uuo dollar a
box or ll! Mli‘l for live dollars: sent by mull we
paid on receipt of ice. We guursuleed slx boxes to
cure any um. it ih rsrh order received by u- for six
boxes. am‘umpsnmd with live dollsnl. we will send the
purchaser our \lPlllGB guarantee to return the mung
if the ln-tlmrnt done not arm n cure. Ousrsnu'es
lbufil l?‘ (i ii Puusrln. solo authorised out for
“(with hurwnlk. (‘nnn . JOHN C‘. WIS? (‘0.
Sole Proprietors. it“ it in w Mullet“ Street. Chl-
(“-50 .1“.
1"! till inn pl u' her. I!“ It lfdlrrr
lmnu for continuing the mm platinum.
inn-mm that snynuc can engagi- iu 'l‘he
lmmlluw u no my to learn. null um” iu~
tzruvllmw aural—mild» .ltl plum. that
s! aurvtnms’o tn tenths
wry our. \nuone can fall flwmng to work
Worm-n Ire us NM II In. Day-I sud girl!
can earn huge infill. Many haw ulndunl rowan-luau
qwr ms heeded dollars In a single week.
like it ever known hum. who
plied M the we and rapidity with w il-
Ihlt‘ to nuke money. You an own in units huisinoss
on t u not
during your spam time st fleet “rant... ll lh l“
. A e s e n .
332w to surest l cepitnl in Mn (1 11
mew am Nagy now. I w totem:
nee. Address Tau! & 00
me. All hirnish
A
finance"
W for new lnventlcnl. at for lupmvenun
cum all psi-n:
.-
l0.
. 'RN'NONS THAT HAVE ERIN EUROPE!)
my still.lnntostrnsos. he tlenlsd b us. Bring
amutotlw on Fetentp‘OGoe. Ins 9W in
PATENT RUSINISS EXCLUSIVELJ. we csn so-
wn potentnln less time than those it o In more
in. \t . m It
ninth lI with the
luv—tors nodal a we rush
mninfilhmtmmsdviantoh -
y m.
low. sud x calm? cums rum
8 OBTAINED.
new it o m‘w’fimm amt?" ”hi5?
r‘eliimstehllyhmfiuenuln erSryliuteotthe
“to.“
O. A. snow “ 00-.
lamas. W. flavauagn,
Artist
CARRIAGE _, MllKl.
For a .
ewli lmnund mnl lll
iguana.
Rubber Paint
Won the Victory.
«iulvut innuttious in the mlu'kot.
lruulv-nul k.
Justmllecelvel an Immense
Try It more sud you will use no other.
John H. Fer-r is
At G. W. Day’s
101.0st 8010
At G. W. Day’s
-a> .; ~ - 4,. , ‘ ,
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwnlk. C‘t.
And Repairing
A 'l‘
H. TILLY'S.
M AIN h'l‘.. nOl'Tll NORWALK.
11‘. lNll‘O l‘uupt‘ ltm'kauay.
good order; also 1 Two BNHml
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v—v—~—IIA.‘. -——-
ml compelled its minimum to pluoo lruu
All Hemline ltulllmr l‘uint hours this
‘ on than ll u on urnry puckugo.
Slfllll
Ft ill TUE SPRING 'l‘llA DR.
All Colors.
Will SALE I”
For n Pound of .Good
Gill-TEE! '
5c. aBar _
LDBKWOOIJ’S
36 Main St., N orwulk.
Largest Stock!
Best. Goods !
Walnut Chamber Suits
Cottage
Parlor
A Gunilla Lounge for $0.00.
Marble Top Table for $5.00.
Extension 'l‘ublcs.
Sillolmlmls.
Wire Mattresses
000011 5110 Hill ”Mitlrasses
And everything usually
My stock is lumur than over below in
Nurwulk.
l'rry Lam's! .l’lll‘lt‘t" Prices and holy (th118‘
pch'll'ml.
BY trading with mu. gilt livllvr goods nlltl
a larger nssorluwm.
call and oxnmino my auxin helm-o
aliasing elsewhere.
0! Nnrwulkmnl Hnulh Norwnlk flllll lln-
public Ki-uvrnlly for my lurgi‘ly lllf‘l‘l'llm‘tl
during
uiuin ru-upevu‘ully yours. 811..
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'Kauom 3.325 3010
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WAREROOMS.
newest Prices!
From $30 I" $100.
From "(i In $40.
From $30 to ”00.
. “.1VW
Library 'I‘nliles.
Kitchen 'I‘Hlilus,
'l'oldiu Grills,
w up Cllllllt'h.
1 1A IiTll‘ofm WOVEN
found in
llrst-vlitss furniture store.
R
M \' goods were bought for the
You will
SAVE MONEY
You uni Invilml lo
pur-
’l‘luuiking the [X'nplt‘
G ents’
‘Ladios’
Bootsll Shoes "
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
G aiters.
Best French
Kid Button.
WAT—
BROWN’S
!” Main St...
Opposite R. R. Depot. South Morwelk.
J. M. POTTER,
P.
DEALER LN
5“" -s
.
Violins,
lrndu
lliu lulfll;_\‘t‘lll‘, l
36 Main Stu
NDRVVALK.
Aim (ionvrul Furulsliln
UNDERTAKER
(lrdors attended to promptly day or
7
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snsmuud
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Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
Home and (lrznus to lloul. Pianos. Or-
gans nml Muluduons Tuuml uud Roimirod.
Instruments sold on Monthly Inalallnwnts.
(lld lustruluonln tnkon in Exchange for
Now.
REMOVEO TO
HOYTG
cough Syrup.
night. QUin‘a'd,s B'OCR,
Besideneewr_ lrl-1_l!lltln . till-vol. Opimitu Horse Railway Depot.
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And Sheet Music
find
T.
Give us a trial.
ROCK
«cums 3110 = m'rs
A'r" THE§3LD STAND OF
Burr Guyer 8‘ Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
All o'rders filled promptly. City. folks
it to their advantage to trade With Us.
O
A SLOOP LOAD
SALT
Very Low Price
—~—A’r——
W. W. COMSTOCK’S
Foot Bridge,
SOUTH NORW’ALK.
\V‘ul‘k
small
We
1
This department is wol
We are prepared to print newspapers for other
ourselves.
agreement.
South N orwalk SENTIN EL
832mm. BUILDING. 39 Washington Street.
Printing & Statonery,
The SENTlh‘l-ih, in connection with its newspaper publishing. has
one of the host fitted and stocked Stationery htores In the suite,
Particular attention is given to fine goods. but all grades and own
stuntly on hand.
, Ar :ist’ Materials,
A
The only stock ofA rlist‘s Materials in the city. which l8 as full
as the demands warrant.
School Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
on hand at the lowest prices.
Job [Printing
The SENTINEI. Job Printing: Department is complete. and for
and style we pvl‘y competition. We give good Worktt
lllll‘ prim-s.
Paper” Bags &. Wrapping Paper.
fi 1 stocked. and orders filled at a very
pro l.
Newspaper Printing.
‘ parties than
and are ablu to deliver them promptly oooording l0
Orders.
llrders for anything pertaining to the business. end not in stock
will be filled promptly.
Music.
have the sgency of the leading music publishers of the
cou'ntry and on supply any uhliostion at the esortest notice {A
stock fthe newest eat to c on land.
Norwalk Chronicler