Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 18, 1893 · page 3

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Ni ANT MAN ENGINEER.
”unaware-monar-
it: it intha pantry,on momma
than it frnmthe inmthoaaantab
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firmntthanaeiudlh plaIterJIutaapeeh
sf. andnothiugmore.
,Mheolimhedandtoaedandcarriedtillhe‘d
p. broughtittotherhore;

they built theirbridgeJust workina'for
anhonrhytherhy,
m which they allmarchedmr. and all fell
tempts.
-—St. Nicholaa.

i i MOMENTS riQUF.

‘ ".l'he Ooruteeee liorguurite de Cloromonte
by back upon the cushions at her carriage,
arcing always before her eyu the glance
,that Prooperde had given her. It
' wan very cold weather, but it was no chill
heme penetrating the warm nest of her
Innupe that made her chiva- and dmwthe
eortly fur- more closely about her trem-
“hling form.

'Nmit wasthememoryofavaninhed
lore, of ,hope dirpelled, of happy day! that
_ nevercomeogniu,ofaaecretknown
nlyto haraelf and the mun whoaecoupe
had Juatcro-edwithherraritwhirledto
.ward the Nauru Cirque.

f Whore hadlhenthefaultf It waohnrd
horny. A hasty wmdm his ride, ahmty
actiononhumthe minchief was donaand
Whirl; changed to both of them. The
What colors of their life's kaleidoscope
ital-nod to a dull pay that had little of

.« y color in it.

Tlmeparaed on. For the Comteme Mar
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mwelltodo man; be hunted. he yacht
‘dholonngndatthe clnbandgamhled.
Butnommerwhera theywent orwhat
thaydhltheytrledinvaintofargrtnhough
tilltodaythayhadnevermetrinoehe,ina
find Ito! jealouserad taunted herwith

‘ mueuoe and wepted De Clare
W offered hand androtatee.
' Prosper do 'l‘report atill worshiped the
,_ Commaeflargneritetrod uponand
lhedldnotmererhadand neverwould love
Ichthhmghlnthdrwuwellbred
rhpa-ivenmaofactandmauner the out
Ida world neither knew nor unread the
fathomle-gulf that yawned hetweenthem.
Ar theeememorln rwrpt om herwitb
' amiaileea the Comte-e Clarmoutr
«touched communicator and gave the
utter “Home" She was not in the mood
,‘ortheaenaelemehatterof herown ch.
’I'heflalta to hereturned today mustlrim-
‘ ply hrputoflaudahalfdotmorao"afv
‘ m" deprived other prerrnce.
. Once more in the privaeyol her own bou-
doir. ahe mt down and wrote feverishly.
‘ Onlyaline ortwo;amemagr, all therarne.
‘hutahe did not dreamit.ollifeordeath
5 Juat one lineit won, in fact:
Pro-peneumatome: letmehear youlay
“at you fortiva rne.thou¢h l aha” never for.
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“hem-ca? mad ":2! loveand
, M. vii rel-ion dun-it.
“with thatcldmlddrum revivedwithiu
b that anrely, rarely thla time he would
'haahie to outdoor her.
Al for forgiven-aha had forgiven her
one New hehad butouethonght—
the put in the happy overeat, to
he lured.

drlt loch. which hurled intohw
thrilled her with rapture. in the
of the hand that halt! human
, Marguerite deClarrmunte knew
the had no need to nah twice-—
“Import had in truth forgiven her.
Then. an heturned away and dropped into
chair in the client, drrlightrrl mm. aha
whatahehaddoue; ahr liadrallrd
, lover bath to her. lie war there. inert
at her feet and whiny-ring in the voice
ahe had no to heaouwhiaperi
trail- that ahaha ly «Indiana
.2 III love between them waanoiitlul tom
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‘ Weeanrhowyonanawhargnin everyday.

Sludétiliis announces,

NORTH m AND ANN 81’s., BO. NORWALK.

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V

in; late from theelub he founda

awaitinghlm—aletterthat hareadatdnt
with a rlightabarnt unilaou hie hand
me, cruel month. lie turned tothaait
nature—”Marguerite." -

more read the little line:

Come in me. Pruner. tomorrow afternoon. 1
shall never ark anything of you again.

And at he read the while perfume from
the paper learned to rice and envelop him
in an intoxicating mist. And no he raw in
that mist the Commune Margueriteaabeau—
tifuluofyorefiu thoredayrwhrnrhe had
been to him the moat beautiful woman in
the world becaure he loved her. Her
charm enthralled and once moretooh poo
reunion of him, maddencd and called him. ,

At any other hour he would have flown
to herride; have thrown himael! upon her
mercy; have beauught her to forgive him.
Now it was too late; he murt await the
time ahe herself had appointed-Aha mar
row, in the afternoon.

He took up the letter again, almost luv
consciously pmlnsltto his lipa; thenab
aently glanced at theoonteuta lain. Al
he did so he poled. ‘

What day war this! Thur-dry! And
the letter was dated Wednesday. He ut«
tered on oath of mingled impatience and
vent ion, then ruined his ahmrldcra "N’lm-
ports," Marguerite had written; a day more
orlem would make uodiiference. lie would
write now—only a line—to explain libido
lay; then on the marrow go and kneel by
her and whisper. an of old, ”Marguerite,
Marguerite, darling!"

Her head would sink to his shoulder, his
arm steal about her waist. the blood would
rnce quickly through hir veins, his lip
would seek hero—and no he not there dream—
ing thus before the dying when of his the
it almost seemed to him asif hefelt her
there now in his nrruo.

Ugh! llaw mid it was! No wonder, the
line war clear out!

De Troport one, abivcred. seized pen and
paper and wrote lruatiiy, himself posting
the letter before he went tolled.

O Q a I O I I

"'l'here ore fll'dt-l's that you should be ad—
mitted, air.” raid t he fool man whonnrmered
hie mnimous on the marrow at the com
Moe‘s door.

Wondering it little at the man's strange
We. Prowpergave up his cool and hat and
followed him up the tbicklyearpetul ntnirt
that muffled~it seemed to him-more than
usual the sound of their trad.

How etill. too, the house won, and how
dork! llnd the blinds all been drawn. the
Ihuttera closed? Or was it later than he
thought. and had twilight already fallen?
And where we» the silent footlnan taking
him thus?

"Etienne." raid he, a dull, strange fore
hating of impending evil he could not ac—
count for weighing upon his heart. "is any»
thing the matter? Where in the Contra-e
Marguerite?"

And Etienne, with the impulsive nrolidity
of long year: of terrier, answered calmly;

”l have my curler-r to take you to Mme. la
Comteeee, air," then stopped abort at a
door, gently pulled it open and signedto
Prooper to enter.

Theroom waainthehnlf lightof drawn
curtain» and turned blinde. through which
the runlight atrore vainly to me. One
ray only had gained an entrance and rho:
quivering and dancing from the window to
-what.’

Prawn-“lo Trepurt'a beurt unteone bound
and then—aim trill. Theron ray accused
to be rtmguliug with adark mare in the
crater of the room. it atopped there, lin-
[fired and played there. as if tenderly
care-ring; nrul fondling the pale. warm face
(if—mun I my. what’

An empress it might have been lying
there no oil“ and peaceful in that neat
white min and littit, for never mu any
thing more regnlly beautiful than the
(imutrme Marguerite dc illuminate lying
theme—dram

Dr Tn'purt gave a wrap and a moon. the
but mum) he uttered on earth rate the
stiller! cry with which inetantly he fell by
the eofdn'a ride—ohm through the heart.

Then from out the darknena, which the
run ray aervrrl but to deepen. Cor-rte do
Ciarrnwnte Inadeaateptorward, walrus»
umptuourly a moment at the body at hie
fret aml muttered rev-ply:

":50 you were the roan. after all—row
mi!"

in the hand» of the wrote their was a
crumpled latter, l’rmperde’i’rrport'a letter.

With bin own hand he had writtenand
”led hia own deathhaell. -- W
'mm the [luau-tau n! Vital by Henry Jor-
dan l’or Sew York Hem.

"In the fraud. J-rrr’

Jere Dyer of a certain Mmhuartta reg-
iment were what might bereaved a plan-lee
little fellow and of «nine to rrr permitted
on "max-in“ mhimly agwramr, ihmgh
lw won a pawl Nrillh'l’ and did hie daty
faithfully, lio- pa on well "multiplier
mu rank. but alum the company line war
bring («ml and the turn were counted
oil in two nacho it hoppearti W that
.lm u-vually became .‘i‘o. i, an that when
therrrxreant arm the order, "in two main
form rmupaay," be war in the 1mm rant.

Tim» the tumble Irma». It "Mlim
prr-aiMr to limp the NM The no: we
tram! like talixvau in a Hui-wind. At
last the ileum noticed the rtatr at al-
fain, halted www.mrmmu:
plum with his rear rant m.

A» war natural. perhaps. .im had to
nan-l numberlraa (than! mum:
on oppmttmlty to retaliate.hrt M. "It"
can» at taut.

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theold hattlri'arid in lieu t to
reel-t the . dinner-mew . .
Itnlleh were lying Ilka htiilattm. The

limumnt. who war movie: apaad than.
tram the men on to the bloody work,

to wombat
mafia—ac plrre. 11M
tap it arm- rr-ralrha ht “he“:
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Milken-droid:
"iitand right up therein Malena.
anhmwmwlra"

on. i hat an hunt-envied
lahie rum-“whine
byellwhowereamrhian:

“0a drll aaldrmaparwleit’a'ortiata
thermrrmhdelrfhathebaraaeua'h
far the nae rfl admire't hum
“raffle“

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ma 19. at 14...... me or-
ure.aureeagie mannm, informa-
tion and varied aeecmpl ta, who haa

blumanap hiahourehold.rcold hla rav-
anta, 'mnaa hie babier. cheek hla trader
men’s hilt, aeeanpany him to the theta,

NEW. DRIEFLV 70!...

An earthquake caused great in. of life
on thaialaud oi’ Zaute.

John Johnson. a beam convict It An-
hurn prieon, ran annuals in the priaon and
“filly atabbad two prironera baton ha waa

The mother of 0mm n...» claimato
have dlaeorared important evhlanee in her
ron’a care in llamaehusetia.

The lull-h war veelela arrived at Fort
roe.

 

cutthaleat'unf hb‘ewboohlflvnuhla Ion

bottom, warm hiaalipperl and generally
make hia life happy. Apply in the drrt
placetohfim—~,Bichory6rore,6a..and
atterwardtopapaoutheprwulam.”

 

If thaladiea inaiet on wearing crbmllne,
thrreir no mwhy theyrhould haveit
all their own way—Truth.

 

I]. Knew lie Way.

Theeditorwaaahindmanatheart. lie
hadwrltien poetry once himself, and his ex-
perience: hnd evidently led him to mahoa
reaolre to get even with the poetry writing
public. It war a bluahing young woman
who said to him:

"Have you examined my mannrcrlpt?"

”Yea. I’m entry, but it can't he need."

"But," and it took all her courage. "i
took In much pain- with it."

"1 fluid are that. but you know that
there is no art that ha! advanced lore in it.
mechanical detail than typography. Men
eel type now just the same way that they
did yearrand yearn ago."

"You don't any so!"

“Yea. And that’l the diflicuiiy about

your poem."
"Do you mean that your facilities areuot
sufficient for its proper lotion?"

”That'ritexactly. Ar yet no way ha
been discovered for getting neat prom
chip and sky blue ribbon into print."-—
Warhingtou Star.

 

A Good Cur.

The young fellow alarm the Jedemn
avenue merchant's atore had grown from
bad toworae, and at laat hiaemployerhad
an open row with him.

“What are you going to do about it?"
naked the youth inaolrntly.

”l'll dre you." raid the rmte murmur.

“You do unfl'll have you arreated."

The merchant piped.

“Have ma arrested?"
"What for?"

“For firing in the city Iiurita without a
permit." and the merchant naked it then
and there.— Detroit Free PIN.

I)“ ll. CW?

He won ream! arm the mom.

"George," «be mid, “if a tire were to and-
drnly break out in the house what would
be your first itupulae do you think?"

"erl, my lint thought would be for you
of mum. 1 mild set you to a place of
rainy and than do wimt lcuuld to rrrin
guirh the damn."

"It world be very nice of you my dear
tothlnh of me lint.but if a firewerlrto
break out W for instance, wouldn't you
lane valuable time in running aeron- the
mm?"—~Bx

lat Inch!

lira llillua—John, you nuell awfully of
tribune-oi Why don't you quit Imohingthe
rile. horrid. natty atom

Mr. lliilua (rightconaiy indignant‘r-lf
you think, Maria. l'tn [Irina to pay more
that: 40 cent- a pound for my ranching to—
bacroiuatto pieaaaawomaathat'ano
judge and couldn’t tell the rum to
rave her life, you're flying to be moat. beam
tlfully an. Mat—cum rum.

he exclaimed.

In Carl.

Manageruo Impaler iaadingmunr‘What
ralary do you raped?

Leading titan-4 moat haven amtract for
ma a week.

Ham'l‘hat’a underlined, but how
lunch actual each do you want for your
micro?

loading Dian—«Thirty dollar- awarh.»
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The expert evidence for the proaeeutlon
in the Dr. Buchanan murder trial in New
York war rebuttal by expert teatlruony lot
the deionae.

The ate-run Paris of the American line
and the (not new Cunarder, Campauia, will
atart Saturday on a record breakinurnoo
lem- the Atlantic.

Baatian Sperm the ltalian arrested
charged with the murder of another ltalian
on the Bowery, New York, atoutly denier
thnt he iamlty.

Louisa Townsend, a New York woman
much interested in ruldonary work, has
the typhus lever. .

During the third day of hit atay in New
York the Duke of Vera-gun visited Arch—
blahop Corrigan and had his photograph
taken.

Hundreds of Chinese with forged para
poi-tr hare been turned back at Tacoma.

Dr. Keeley denied the report that the gold
curewaatobeaold, butaaidthat thaeonr
puny war to be reorganized.

The depoaed regentaol Serviaarechargad
with having looted the treasury.

The new cruiaer of the Argentine Repub-
lic, the fastest war reset afloat, arrived at
New York.

1hr Santa Fe Eartha.

Term, April ls.——A joint meetingwaa
held here by the Santa Pa engineers. cou-
duetonr, firemen, brakemen and switch-
men to discuss the atrihe alttmtion. The
executive committee oi the striking organ~
indoor appeared More the meetiugand
explained their grit-room. The strikers
ray Superintendent of Machinery Player
hoe said that all agreements are now can-
eidaed oil by the road. This was the real
canoe oi the joint meeting. Committees
were appointrd to wait upon the manage
ment and line if the agreement-3 are consid—
ered canceled. if such is thence the men
do not beaitate to any that more of them
will go out.

Carter ltarrloou'a l'ifth Inauguration.
Cmcaoo, April lit—Mayor Carter ll.
Harrison was inaugurated for the fifth
time in the council chamber,a crowd of
people, limited only by the bull’s dimen-
riour, being present to witness the cere-
mony. At 8 o’clock retiring Mayor Warh-
hurn and hi: cabinet gave a dinner at the
Ohm club to Mr. “armor: and the in-
rorningodlcera. when mortals were ex-
changed in an intonual manner.
Around ot filter-craft.
Pnemxhi. J, April iii-Mn. Wil-
liam Grier: of 238 Lewis street appurerl
beiorr Police Justice Van Cleve and asked
him to iraue a warrant for the arr-rat of
Mn Peter Saudfonl, a neighbor, who abe
claimed accused her of witchcraft. She
raid that two families had round out of
the houaeun account of the reporta the:
ahe won [amassed of evil charms.

 

Trtupll Imitation lllIIr-lt thrr.

slur Mn Carr, April lb.——To:lrry'a
double exerciser in the lorrnnou and after-
noou. with 2,36 saints from various our.
rounding stairs, to [tiara through in lb.-
morning and 2,!!!) in the aim-moon. (ltifia‘k
the orrglual programme of the temple dul‘
Ration and will nmkr the numter menial
through 1: MN» m: re than 6,001! in the ill
dayn beginning win; April 6i

lilurt at the Ina-pa.

Honor, Ky. April ire “Dr. “is (2mi-
wril, o prominent phy-iclnn, alumni in
hie home and began abootiug at the lamgu
in the house. lie was mini-ml with dif—
flcnlty by Na iamiiy. He nwallorrrd the
content: of a email bottle 0! morphine and
bin dead body waa diomvered in bed. Ilia
mind had been dleordered. '

‘l’hm Fought With Kaine. '

llrusa, Ark, April Iti-\l'hile S, W.
lit-er and two brothen named Kelly, live
lag our Monroe atation. were out on a
huntln‘ frolic they not into an altercation
which [united in a triangular fight with
huivra and Kim war killed, one of the
Kelly: waa fatally and the other variously
'mm WM»...

Mtride of a tin-ea (load- 'kllu.

llusrmurns, Ind. April lit—Jamie Hob
me, a young farmer. went to the wood-
arul ahot hit brains out with a rifle. He
had planned to buy a liuruilo of green
[null- and boot been informed that bio
act-ewe hurl been alimwcml and that a de-
tective war aim him.

 

twiru' Friend» Pint Annotation.

Dammit, 'l‘rr.. April ls.~A racy
to punctuate arvrral county
dire-ward at Sherman 6i: ollcera were
“henna-hated» aoniedatein the near
future by frirnda of Garth!- laurel. Smith
and float, all of whom are morderrn an»
tensed to hang.

'l’wa Irma la the (filial-a.
nmu. Itch” April lD.-—A collhlon
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SEASON 0F I893.

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The most essential thing to
success in raising minions is
pure Seed. If you are farming
for fun or money it will do no
particular harm to try a few of
the new varieties that are sprung
on u long suil'cring public. The
best seed comes from Aroootook
County, Maine. This need is
carefully selected in the fall,
and stored where the tempera-
turo is so regulated” to keep
the tubers in n dormant condi-

tion until wanted for spring _- .

planting.

We have those varieties that
experience has proved worthy:
Early Rose, the Early Beauty of
liobron, the New Queen, the
White Star. Comeaml see tlwm.

Seed Com. Pear and Boone in
variety, by the measure.

 

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Till 8Y9!“

to lure lclns, .
to lure Restless Days.
to lure Sleepless lights.

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All your neighbor about it. and if not fully
anti-fled inonlre at the

CITY ”RUG STORE,

I WASHINGTON 81:. so. NORWAXJK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory & Co..

NORWALK. CT.

cumulus.

We will make a line display of

lilllllllll nus __lllll BlillllElS
Thursday and friday, April I3, It

The Mica are cordially invited to attend.

Miss vifiééiémn.

Second floor SI Washington St,
son-n souwatu.

The liberal Contract

Offered under Policies Lag-nod by the

Newlorkiiielnsuranceco

commends lie-if to every person dealrlnz

Reliable Insurance
combined with a

conservative Investment.
Pull particular: and itlou f
individual benefit furni-ehrd Cy or your

ii. I). Silllll, General Agent,

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We have the largest assortmei‘ in Ludiee’, Gente’ and Boyl’

Boots, Shaes and [binds

ever offered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and see for ‘
yourselves. .

GloverE—Ellsen’s

8] Washington SL. 30. Norwalk.
42 Wall St.. Norwalk.

 

WAGONS.‘

Newandeeoonrlhaad

Buggies, Plasmas, Carriages,
Canopies. Spindles, sic.

Prices to Suit All.

CALL ANDSII TH“.

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ALL SIZES OF

BRUSHEB SHINE.

Eeneral Contractor and Sewer
Business a Specialty.

F. ~m. Pierce,

Box 78L South Residence, No. 1 Proa-
SorwaILConn. multm

 

 

Henry Tilly.

Opening of

NEW SPRlflfijARMEHTS!

We are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments,
including J rickets, Capes and Wraps. in all the latest shapes and
styles. Our line this season is far superior to anything we have
ever shown before in this line of goods and contains all the very
latest novelties.

KID GLOVES.

All the latest novelties» in Kid Gloves for Easter. Full line
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 7
books. Ludies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tans, Slates and
Brown Blarritz Gloves in English Red and Fox Brown, self and
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glace in Red, Tan, Gray, Yel-

 

low aud Pink, black stitching, largo buttons. Eight button Mos.
quetuire in black and all the New shades. Afguaranteejgivenf

with every pair of gloves we sell.

Tristram will Hyatt.
THE LEABING IIRY GflllllS..STflRE.

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

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Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices!

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QUERIES, PIIiHllIS. MINES, SHINE, '
um. WAGES. m users: I

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Benelrwork called forauddelivemdtrerofehame.

LUTHER WRIGHT,

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H.?S. BROWN’S,

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