Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 4, 1892 · page 3

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th-mravation. AtMMfi-rather
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—-jnat unit had earlier! when

I new hint reading my ilret efl'oet in liter
diabmle'. lie was carteinly quite, irrecoo

“Aboutthleperlodot myo'areer.» you
may remember, I no particularly revere
in my writinp on t Mirth I’hiliatine
and on the aordld. malted. money
goblin aecularity o! the trading cla-Iee

thin country. I denounced the anion

aalgyauanth-rlte'eree
Marooned-atrium” loneak
tarmac-anothewinrleuowabr.
. I” nuanleitae-whatemniehtb

“(handler flatten.
; :SANDIE MACPIIERSON

.n'fiawwmsw

menace, aeea

~ and and late Ir. ’I'hntnae Carlyle

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Sandie laephernon. Our eyca met. but
hianonyorbe garenoeixnolreoognitiu.
'i’hen heturnedtothe paperaaainand
anrlled! Yen. he wal reading my letter. It
might aatouiab th'e public. but it could not
Impose upon him. There were Latin and
Greek quantitat- in It andfragnrcnte of
moral philounpby; howaaharned I felt at
themaeleawtbenrenrneuoderhiabalctul
eye! He emileri again. placed down the
paper. paid hie reckoning and walked out
oltheahopwitbout award. i went borne
a miserable man. I might nnton grand
air- before the public. but one man knew
my meaeure. Sandie hlncpberrrnn.

“It was no one in: with mysell that
theman was an lot: that although he
Ira-glib at uptaking what woe taught
""1 hint. he had neither talent nor arm-rm.
'i'hemanoryoltbore early day- haunted
me like a rhadow.

 

Inorrah. The pro-a took
Pbiliatiniatn had a bad
,‘ldiote, they thought that I had
amnat euclety. Nothing at the kind.
waaonly trying to havetuy revenge

him.
olh might
compare use to JohntheBaptiat preach-
ing the wildernere; they might ray that
Ibadcornetopreochhoncetyandirr
dependmpu'le living and high think-
in: to a rotten generation. but Sandie
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Marti-r I“ hie “I aru‘ not going to weary you—and my- low his ttitude ot invincible ltuptdity
"I e "I! “WP‘W 0' aeI!-withnbletory or my literary etrug- wan-unething’l'itanic. ’I'o thebedeideol
1" M nude u" ““5“!" glee till I conquered the booktarter. the theheathen emperoraalnve need tncorne
MI W “1"“ '0 PM” magazine editor and the publisher. and each morning toying. ‘Phili remember

 

heamearecogulud producerofthe noon
Iar literary article. I'enre panned away.
lntbecourneol yeoralernigrnted to Ian-

' don on the invitation 0! John Hill. the
"l‘ '“a—VMC" I," philmopher. Then I biiehed my our
hat-u W0“ ucertrun MUHIIII ha" I”. n Fulfill-
ure. I retrieved royal! by my aeeoud.
which wanabouthalfaegondnndnotueat
aoarrueataathednt. letillhadltlangow
andsandielarpheranata rny nIlndwben
Itailadovaucceednd.hutiuconnecftitae
theirnpr-tion grew dirnrner and dimmer.
uwuooeflnedaythuJohnMimretnrn-
in; from the north; where he had been

B “3.300% In. I old
'” y . y met an
“mwldwmm- acbooliellowfiralnc .'

‘5' will“ "AyeJndeudl‘ I-ururrogroehrour
neon-Hombre. ,

”A man named Iaepherenn, a email
trade-Ian endarnenlberolthelocaleluh
wblebtunbnedowa. Ami-Downed
manuals Heau—ndrnevevyurnch

you morn die!‘ To my tor manya
day came the eplrlt o! Sandie aayiag.
‘ThomanCarIyle. remember you'rea poor
creature.and I know it!’

"I thought tohaverny rerengeo‘n Sandie
atlaet.the day theyntade uIeIord rector
oi the UnirenityotG .

“More prondandexultant thanyon can
thinkarentdowntoInyr-ataleitytodo
liverthe reetmial addreln Ivrae an old
man bythhumand hada great name
all over thewa-ld. Such a reception ae

prune! Aalnuodlnthelarnebull.
th the proieaeore and tritium around
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Ike maninanired. Iapokeot my
daquyatmgglearnylnodne- tor
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Ibaanteconecinneolarnan’a
antlyupattue.

aran'atneeinallthataeaoltacea!
t kuewit curly toowelh—grlmcold.
hardavgraaite. yet withakindot pitying
mile upon it—whuelacecouldithebut
themlhaddreaded all mylile? The
vroetbwent onto! my head andlendal
lorbly. eitting down into my chair with a
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yen had made any mark in the world.’
“Ilorecdalanub.bntlteithotandcoid
I“ over.
“‘00 you remember him!’ proceeded
III]. 'Iie remember: yon wouderfully.’
“‘I anrnoteure.’ I returned with care
m ‘I bellevetheruwaea lad ol’thnt
name in thecla- with roe. but I‘ve alnrcet nextday there were columnein the polars.
torgottenhirn. It'e—it'ea longtime-aw andinthecouraefl the hog rents-tenure-
! “Byoalte that I want Did John run run; on. elect: ‘Attbhpointolhis
kaowtbatlwnlyingl He looked at me dincou .allndiustoblaearlydayein thb
for-omernonrentawlth an amused emlle city. Mr. Carlyle was visibly adeetai. Ilia
aeilhewereeallingu anure queer remirr emotion was touching to witness nudhe
tension; andI—I hare hrained him. almtlt broke down. but amid the loud
SomelittletirneatterthatJohnand I tell cheering oi hie enormone audience bent
out. He wrote a etitldatn o! Buckle’e laet concluded his magnificent addreee.’
'Hlehnry 0! Civilization! I handled the ‘V bubly alerted,’ indeed! “Touching euro
mbooknextqnarteraud turned Mill’e tiout’ They little knew that my speech
argument inside out in on very oomph. wee mined by.the einiawr influence at
taehion. liliwaaaaenaitlvemnn, Sandie Macpberaon.”
andawhileaflertbathecutrnedeadinthe Thegreat man Mil-ll Imulthtl"
atreet. We made it up afterward. but angryatthe remembrance o! hiaothlex-
wevenevertheaarueaaheiore 'I'illthe Reachingouthiehand hetook
daydhiadeathlnerer save him any an down unripe from the mantelpieee. tilled
tion. Icareduornnre [or Buckle or and litit.audunokoti toreourernlnuterin
in argument- than (or that fly on the ailence.with hie lad eyea ilxednpuutlre
wall! BnekIe. intleed—thepoor.eiily.over~ fire. lent watching him. merentlyand
alarmed Coehneygowkl The real canae wonderingly. At last he broke the eilenee'
oimyattackearJohn Millw- anger and “I never-wSandieagainait'ertI-at.
Irritation. Sandiellacphermauain. wua “About a your ego. however. an old
. attbebottornotitalll triend.aminirterotthekirk.eorningona
“Ayuroraoaflurthlal t down to vialttrueniflasgoanIormed urethatuu
GI-govroobudne- Bythat time] bud former echoolieliow. who waeone 0! his
made a one (or Iuyael! and my visit mgregatlon, had recently died. My
canard a Itirin the city. Iataidwitb the friend had been with him frequently tlrtrL
ailly man. with a nigger in; hit but illnele. lashed. not without
Ilraophy. Altaraiewdnya anxiety. ii the poor fellow hnd dill re
hing lionlud.lor numbered rue.
”My Mend smiled.
“'Oh, yea, he remembered you well,’ he
replied. “and only a Iew daya helm-e hia
death he eabout you.’
”‘I tandwhatdldhaeayt'I-id

careleatly.
'“Shall I five yon his very word-2’ ache-I

rleud.
“Certainly!
““Ihey'ntdflngm’benid.‘that€ar
Iylehaejnatwrittenanothevbook. lord.
had miniater.anrely the world haagone clean
y dattl What’ean iolh tee in mocha-lily

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. mind he was a wee. mus
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men Shine died intestate. and her
propertywaetakeochargeclbyi’ublio
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xtur anynnknown heir-.Iothati! they.

eaieted they could havean opportunity

Ellentihineaeayonnxxirihotneinlre
laud.enrrunuded byahoetot’relativee.
and Mountain that visionary pie
turelrolndreatnlaod waathe figured
BevJ’atberJanree. wellknown to the
(burner

When'hIr-u. Jobneonnwoleuext morn

Ber aurmiee proved correct in dot
timeaho reoeiredaletter from the Rev
Father Jurors. now known as Canon
Hegarty.inwhichbeaaid thatheknea
Ellen Shinevrellwbenehewaaetiil at
herlriehholne; that her maiden name
was lien Dooleandthatherneureei
relative liringwaeanepbewhythennmt
oI Joeeph Cotter. raiding inariilage
near Cork. called Carrignarer. 'I'hI
oanoualeoadviaedllraJohuoutotnrt
thouaeovertoamneattorneyatonce.

Judge Levy nave eatieiactory judg
ment. without more than the delay
nee-nrytor the of obtaining
the proof- ot We claim from Ire
lend.and the young lriah lad ward»
he wae the unit
lot on Garden
MandanotherlotintheO'Neiland
flealy tract. all leftto hint ananni
whouthe had never kumbytbeae
finance at the benellmt Melee oi
drenmiaan—fiau PraneheoChrouicla

Meade-Vacuum
Airiand oi nrine.aphyrncian.did I
rich manntacturer avatteerviceinthe
wayolhiaproi'e-iou Whntheobliged
mane-led iorhieaeconnt ”.MW

a deduction ior prompt paymennaud‘

thia unmannhud orertht
amount. 'Ihe doctor wan immovable
“You are at liberty."be dd.“to pay
nothingorail.’ "Bntthieiabnelnem.’
an.weredthenther-.“whynotdhcn-ii
like anynther boulueefl' "latnnot a
Maine. roan." aniri my Mend; "I he-
ionu tnanroteaaton. lrell thatvrhich
nonnacaoweighorrueaenre.’

finallythehillwaepaid.andthenthe
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best understands
a woman’s 1115."

Thousands of women have been
benefited by Mrs. Pinkham's ad-
vice, and cured by her remedies
after all other treatment had failed.

‘ Vegetable
Compound

has been more successful in cur-
ing Female Complaints than any

remedy the world has ever known.
All [m net; rt. or am by marl. m Emu or I' .2. er
bee-tee. on met at .I .00. Liver l‘riia. 35¢.
"Mom mow r-«mmt \ id-n- m midd'nfl

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6. "I1. mofiREiIL.

JUSTICE 0' THE I’XAC Notary Public.
Pen-ion Attorney. lie-n} ' ate and Fire
[mane-e. Furniture insurance a specialty.

Ill Wuhiugton “FEEL south HorwaIk. anlt tt

 

HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Watchmaier and Jeweler
l8 SORT}! MAIN S'I'ltlrllfl'.
W‘s il.‘§”:.:3".$§;‘:il‘:f;i.::“i’::.;

tacility (or tint clam work. and the mechan-
ical abilitv to do the lame.

 

. STAMFORD. CONN.
A wid- awake t alni nth-oi “bulbous
l undue. bra-r taught thoroughly.
lea . , Wot -
Madhouse annulled with one! outlet-
Iieaquartare {or shrub lint-walk and vicinity
l‘oriheeale and rental of the Benin titan-
dard rtter. pewriter up»!

For rear.
N. A. MERRILL. I’reeident.

 

A L BIN M A LMO.
Dealer in all kin-rit- of
Fresh and Salted latte. Strange.
VEGETABLE. DELICATESSEN.
Butter.“ lard. Canned Gouda. flab. ("lam
Oyster-e. err... etc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. SHAH \Vm.
rlouih Somali.

"no arr-om srrvrrrm.

Vanlie and Cruel-ooh cleaned in the bent
manner [or the lent money. I‘ulleatietaction
manned. i'aulttdtrintrctedtm. Addre-

fl. South horn alk. an:

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FU RN ITU RE

GREAT BARGAINS.

David. Stow,

lib-Stair:

D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
Fianna and honarholrl furniture moved with
‘l‘ruate and package: railed (or and
’07 deiivereelL (Hire. 30. III Waehi
atreet, 8“th Not'WIIIJYIitIII dut
_....... - ,, -rr--:
Day Scavenger.
"I'll! end 800T" UOIUILI.

«Iv wtr: battela thug. Ir firm. iallr’na' no.
Urdu-re taken at at ain air-at.
“.5!-
NEW STORE.
I have removed my hone-e to

03 rrrsrrrrrrm SHEET 03

«Mb Main strut.

 

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ie Iehould liheyoutoaeeqri M‘"‘""“';‘“ “W"
nun-wonder W’ HEATERS.
Itwaaaeheehtorthrieetheumoaat oi :
mummugfimgm RANGES:
moon-steam" room-prune STOVES.
Dr Weir. hog-til! ‘ M

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”Mn...“ ”mo. d‘u. ~r “WWW

T. 8. IONA!.080N,

South Norwnlk. “'u

 

Iydia E. Pinklram’s mere

llerri’l Business College; ..

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‘ Wp‘tthoheetwfllfioemlete Shoo to them
1 ‘ event PAIR wean/ANTED

H. 3.: BROWN’

South Main Street. 80. Norwaii‘t ‘
SPECIAI. SAL. V»
LADIES; SHOES
Glover&0lsen’s,

 
 
 

 
 

to: 6712mm.
when more!“
our winners
orrlt mater mun :IIE

nerwaaa
NEW YORK;
SOUTH NORWALK

NORWALK. coun.

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Bill or may.“ no mu . Washington Street. South Iromllr. ' .
w Inordertonraherootnf Goods, 'm’ ‘ 7 I
If,“ 9‘ , T K Shoe-atthebatharpirraevgrI . M’tgfigfigfivmm 7,
WT“. , 1 lot Hand Bowed Button and Lace Shoes, rtb , “ . ‘

mu Jfgu; w a N am 3.300%; e11“ ornrlylroth To .Hnnd Bewedxgfio. "1%.?

re _irer m o , wo tom .00 t 50 .
wife-Ynuwmwn M!- nne M. s. at “.50. 1 lot Misses’ all: 1i 1:31], fink l$.03:
rm. wfimumw,“ at um. 1 lot of Child’s spring Heels, worth ems, at 650. And

“8:.“ hnata 53:?“ us on. about 500 pairs of men 3 regular 50c Rubbers at 25c. ‘

I! a to ta the Cityot'. or '

wmw «m G lover & O lse n

:filwm‘fmoWo: 3': ‘
T”: W-.. ‘i... SOUTH NORWALK court
M, lieu Ham I fllrtlori llll. m... ”m...“ ._~._ ___ ' ' ~
October Ia. teen. _~"~ “m
TRAINS LEAVE scum 150me A8

I rounws:
on Saw Yonl.A. 1.5mm Honda
it Imalu..::ac.78ael.uflhex.g

 

F. H. NASH & BRO.

Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron W ark. Vrctory, New.
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch~
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.

Copper, Agate, 'l‘in and hen Ware at the
lowest prices.

I I. on. 10'8“.

a.
n . zit—u: Ma Shore Linei.
l'. M—lzne via
Kant-d). em Springfield). lo: ex. via
“A?! NEW YORK
Foa Son-w Koawau. A. H.491 on. “I

ae.. Milne. lime: "Rae
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Tristram l H! at

No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.

NORWALK.

“1 ARE 5305136 A "ILL LINE OF

NEW FALL DRESS 00008

IN ALI. THE LATEST SHADE AND FABRICS. SPECIAL BARGAINS I!"

HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR

TRISTMII & HYITT.

NORWALK, CONN.
" I corurrrrrrrrcrcrfi

‘ Light lead-let Sauty Cola-mfg?"
new Cola-tiarmmrro nrt‘uahinu m

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Housatonlc Railroad

barrier! and Iierwalk Diviaieu.
com 70 JAN. a In

rum us: DIVISIOX.
Nahum-aloha:
moi"; ”1' Prue
t m
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human»! torBawW<
:l5l.:::“' tlnvflluat ecton.
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Innoh'ew Hillard
hunks" mm

p. In.. height {Garnet n.

Barium
78am" &
AI Ii adayei MIC” torPittadeIIl

Wnuaa EW.VicePn-humu
A.W.Plaara.l!enerall'eaeenaerAmt.

tillage

No. 67 New Street,

NEW YORK.

lnvertraeeia made in Steele and Grain [or
(la-hurl- mofflflandn arde. .
Iniaeione “3‘! per cent. each I“. On-

nmn mo“... by mail or tele—
graph. Ilium 01W“.

norms... ”in...
WI mm Sluts.

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