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peetthsmoatunlihelymaueabsiugthe
criminal.
Thatwesthsomrrreladopted when
Aunthlhine’sarrinpwereatolsn. It
wants themorningwbmthethettwes
discovered. Aunt camedowulate and
reniutothomomwhereUuolePoflhhe,
Dmaudlwerehreahfsating. Hyauut
,mmammummm
bdfmgottenhsrcap.
‘Nyearringsl’shouried. “Tbeya‘re
anne— arestolen!"
"God myeoulPexclahnedUncle
WMmensifhebed
been ehotendleapingupwithayellof
pin. Heeaidtheyellwaenttrihutedto
thsheatof thetemwhichwastrlchling
downhielqs.
Hynuntexplained. Theearringawers
hsptwrnppediavcottouwoolinajewsl
hoaouherdressingtable. Thehoxwes
nevuloshed,andthshouennnidhedao-
or. to the room. Thsgirl had only
heainthehouasnweekmdwnehnown
tohnveabenu. lyeuntandooneinai
and round uothingmt worse. I could
havewldthuntlnt.
leanwhile I kept my eye on Uncle
Potlhina. Bowen the one peremwho
oouldhavenoruotivewhntevsrinsteal-
He was Very rich,
than. lvidentlyhswnethelaat manto
mm Amdinglylwatcharl
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Iyuuclshinleltafleetedtornahs
lightotthenatterandwsnteolarae
loudlyandoateutatiouelytocuneths
caring flnwaewrongithethough
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edbodilyol nymle’aebsn.wherel
are-plat. whilendeepvoleeleidiunry
ears-
"Now, that, young nuan,tnrn itup.
You're a livelyuu,you are. Myer"
aunt and now ya uncle.” The new
oomarwaanpolieemau. Prunhiapocbst
heproduoedapairofhandcuflsnndput
tlwradurayuussiatingwriala Then]
toundruyvoios.
“Whatareyouhendoalnginqtorr'l
dunnuded. 'There’athethil.”
‘Bamnwur'nidbe,pinrdng.
"Why. you tool, We the poverty."
said]. Beloohedand rawthsearriuge
lyingontbegrourul byUncle Poilhine.
An expression of bewilderment over—
sprsadtheoilicw’eiaoeaagropingagain
inhiepochetsbebrooghttortbapeirot
earrings. 'I'hsugnsingatthepairiuhfi
handtothsotherpaironthegroundhe
ejaculatedeoltly,andtomyeareatluat
mysteriously: '
“These esnirigs in my 'aud was found
in your drawer, young man, wrappediu
cotton wool. ’Ow do you account {or
that?”
. "Those on the ground.” I rstortod,
”were found in Mr. W pocket.
deoymmtlwmfiefiooh
hishesdssdly. Thenheauddenlyhright-
snedup. Hehadanidea. Reproduced
anotherpair oi handcuflvmlnppedthern
on myuucle's hands and cried cheer-
fully: '
”We can't be wrong now. can we?
March!" 80 Uncle Pollhins and l
marched, the policeman between us,
wiihsboldoueash ot' ourcollara,and
in this wow-o presented
lion. Shenadeua sit down and gave
usescbaglsaaot sherry. 'I'henthere—
criminationabegsn. UnclePolhinado
clared hieenrringewereuot mm
pair. Di‘reaesd at my aut’emw,
hehedgonetothejoweler'sandhonght
handrails pair. Theycoetwglin-
sas. Thestrugxbl hadwitneoedwae
$betwesnlweandmy,notlludy
udorime
laworothattheeerrbrpiound bray
bursauhadnotbenplnoedthsrahynre.
"Audyouareboth quite rigldfeaid
Dora. "Uncle‘e earring are not the
atolsuones. Tormdoyou mberhav—
ingthe toothache?" It was clarion”
in ornament. I hadaahsd (or cotton
wool, and bad beendirectedtorny aunt‘s
jewslboxand from it grabbed nlarge
lundfulandcarricdittonryroorn. Then
onreilection l hadtrisdhrandyinetead
ollaudauurn. and the cottmwoolwu
thrust into the drawer. The earrings
hadbecnhuriedinthecottonwool.
“So you were the this! yourself?
Dora. It wastrue.
lionlylhadatrictlytollowsd oat
whatrnyreodinghad taught not For,
iruprolinbleaait waethatlnhonldtldnh
Uncle Potlkine guilty, it would have
beenstillmoreim blehadlfiaed
theorinieonrn . llachadtheinll
mrsgaolrnyprinciplea, andthereault
iaUnclePoflhir-audldo not speak—-
St. James Budget.
mwwumm
The injustice town-an in them
nion lawruledt distribution (it down
whenreal estate is turned intononey
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thehleedngatthatable. [hadny
q-deeed andeooldn'teee mm the
hiredninnwillew'arihatheeortolarinned
allthettnie.”
'1wthinhhe-uethaveeowiehrnn Brook
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fro-whatl'veheard. Whenheen-to
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pelhynroaweewoth gum-unusual
twoniralnandahedl"
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"You needn't try to sneak ento’it.
WPheintenuvted. "Bewaeoneo'
yon ewYorharnwhothiahroaownthe
airth and peel Wand l'. telliu
youthntitthbtrninhantoaiayherefnra
rnonth I wouldn't «homeo' you Ito-e
withraeehorto'flndey. lvsnthenyoa'd
hevtoaigunpaperthatyonwenldn’tturu
up yournoeentniernna hhenitaorhick
nt’taternwith theirhidenonP—Kew York
Maury,
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usinaelyauheehewedanionthtaldthe
“Id-.l’neenreitwon’t."
'lwehhhtnthewnahiag?"
”Noll, Thumb-thrills.”
"fienwidedidyoneathaat"
“Yorty-twoinehqln'a-J'
"run-1mm"
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“Areyoaanroltwlllwear i"
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”Notthel-atbit.nn'a-."
"Doyeuehengrpedvinthiestoeef'
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"l‘h-lwoa'ttrnde have! I won't.»
'rnniaenataeewhrrethey'venot-aeae'
eon-“M"r-lehewalhdawa ,leavv
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mama-1- am Was reread cede
Wltle Italic). "
' I"! l Q~WIIIIOII Ill
”savanna-u. old 1., ”mfg“, m a.
"minefiewdneqtewnwh-n wellhnowaeodwenlthytaodl ,wee held
ammo-immense“ m a . m .I
fim'fitmm ”yearloIdJIeootm
“J”- aad’otaaeedtenillyinthet eity.
wmnam o'erlttcn heats-n . to g,”
“Wha'tdo‘ . eauplootyeers. Marlyn-spammin-
"l‘ooll mtwlerior i We hidhi-payingatteutionatothegirlowieg
wondu you E's wut a air
Ila-whdwahreethe
Towneend'e lather is
alive and does not bearthe slightest ruenr»
blenee to Hr. Gladstone.
Ill-n. Perry's charit- Begonia.
humerus-r, Conn.. prll 20.4” the
will u! the late Hrs. Frances D. Perry non,-
Miadiatrihnted. The Southwrt Method-
ht and churches each get
, church noon in
cash shrill.” as a iuud,theint¢reatot
which is to he need for charitable purposes.
The matador in divided among relatives.
A "linen—I'm lore Annual.
haunts. Heat, April m.-Arthnr
Stowmahout it years at age. wna shot
withaflalihn revolver in the handed
Arthur G. William I! years old, who
travels with a horse show that Is here this 1
week. Williams. when arrested, had two
eel! whim matters in his possession.
Ila-lard (MI-one”), Couple».
lemal', 0., April 21—“ has uorna to
light that the Standard Oil company, altar
has secured
wring.
entireeonuul ot the Manhattan Oil soni-
ynny. The Manhattan has lraenlortour
nor- the chief—probably the only—rival
ottheStandardinthsOhiodeld.
Another been In Chicago.
Cllcaoo, April fl—The Duche- of
Buckingham and attendants have arrived.
The ditche- inane at Great Britain's most
prominent ladies at title. she will remain
inChiceaoIor alewdaya. attorwhlchehe
will return to England. having thou cons
pitted a tour at the world.
loan-o IMa Awtnl Dead.
lemmas. April IDs—The police in a
nvaalihot-ein thisplaee cane upon the
hedieaot lourehildrnawiththair throats
entlrumenrto-r. Tumotherhadeu-l‘
denlyheeonielunneaudeuttheirthroata
withacnrvinghnile.
mum-emulates.
Pasta, April 29,—ugst w m
employediathelnirenavyyarrlatrnckat
leases-ed enameled rheuma- streets
shootings-id etngingthronghtheetrerte.
Trouble in and the troops
haveherneondoedintheharraehe.
ltnly'n level lent...
lanes. A n—rs. layers: and
linens ot y and the King and
Quennotltalywntehed tro- thew-”hip
lavatothe naval review in the harbor.
‘I'IeDIheolB—unoowtnaadndtheeqm
ran
wane a MUM-My.
Lawleacn, Ilsa, April u—Pat Carey,
thehourneeentlyhnoehadoottnlioetoa,
hwwlnuneet hie residenesinthhsity.
Phyetdaeaeay hurdle. Gristmrthe
“annouwhvetumdhieraiad.
”Alumnae-are?“
lasm.April l-‘l‘he It. Patarnhnrg
at The‘l'rlegraph refill»!
the ”Maputo; apneant uprising in
nonthsen meant
etthereer'etrninersnatanndsd.
num- Irady to m
Omen", anvil I—la
AMHWW
cmuanMfl-‘herehaaheeaa
hays Iro-
Pall»
joey-diamond
‘nwentetthellerde
' «libel-rote
Wm”... . . .
H fin ”hug.“
53b lee-annulus!”
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‘m u ‘n .u
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the city. sell at .
DECKER’S .
mun menu run.
in
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FEHME lllSCllillEllS.
COMPLIINTS.
liUC'S’sECEQEE. Eifilliil‘lm
nzfiucamrrre,
ludamfiazion, Congestion, etc.
".00 a So: no Dan rm
fl BEMSISJSIIISJI
rm; w. c. SHIRE! cu. It. v.0;
Tllll. ”I 80 cavern.
Get til-taint «:ch
HONEY BEFUNDED
Ithay'alltoirliewnvtnen.
GROUP-Mansnfii;
r. 1., new unit llaniorl illl
STAR
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oe mortar». A. H.410 silos.
.D‘llléx. flflac. Pl~l10aquflra T isms...
son'soeme. A. 1—13 m. Flinn Line).
P. [—420 an. (rialipriu‘flold). l 10 on. via
LEAVE NEW YORK
FonSour-Nonwau. A. ll.—hvl ex. em
ll 10! $.‘Om0mlgxiflgzgu “fiber"
unease. . —— as ea.
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seizure ‘ "
SflSlll llF l893.
The most essential thing to
success in raising potatoes 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 tbatare sprung
on along sufi’ering public. The
best seed comes from Amostook
County, Maine. This seed is
carefully selected in the fall,
and stored where the tempera-
turois so regulatedas to keep
the tubers in adamant condi-
tion until wanted for spring
planting. '
We have those varieties that
experience has proved worthy:
Early Rose, the Early Beauty of
Hebron. the New Queen. the
White Star. Comeandseo them.
Seed Corn, Pens and Bonus in
variety, by the measure.
llibhle It. comment’s.
A” 6001; “rows 1
a
”limo”
llo Iris loin.
In Ion Ilrsm llrys.
ltlmSlmlesinglllt.
mmmmmm
hflmtehthflmddunalr.runr
d’anilydnhbmanflutha
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Yankee
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“mudghbuaboutlknndll not I'll]:
mucous-nus ’
lllTY llllllfi STORE,
I WASHINGTON UL. so. MW“
0. A. cre§3ry & 00..
NORWALK. C'l'.
smugglin-
We will make aloe display of
Illlllfll llIIS Illl WINES
.ox-
Thursday and Friday, no It. It
The ladloe are rordially Invited to all“.
. Miss Van Tassellnto.
Second Floor 81 Washington so,
sour-u sonwann.
-, "n5 Rént l" _
SllMMEll BllTlAliE
At Wilson’s Cove.
For the sea-on or by the month.
(‘ i‘al Di . Hitch: and r
Mum: mm. n ma
Oil stoves. 'l'nblea. Crockery. 0 ate.
for particulars and terms apply to
H. D. SMITH.
lasoaie Building.
Nor-wall. Conn.
on u
A thorough training
school (or both sense.
All bueiaoaa branches
taught. Graduates aa-
alatedtovosltlons.
The short. '
'l'er-a reasonable.
spring term begins
April mu, m
sun (or confine and
elegant College 'Journnl.
Merrill
College l
‘ i. o; minim.
Ml Humiliciuimmalm
\lill PlPEiI llll BORDERS
lNorthIaln “Harwell.
Mylo hall.) oi tell nelateetst tenet
mmdmandfl'l‘: WW to
”In! t
FUfi'N lfiJ’fi E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
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heath Vale "mi.
x... L
J. D. neutrinos."
Undertaker.
s axiom ere-r. Mall. m
Dmitri—armored.
man-m Mob-0:1“?
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Te ls. l Must Pleas.
“hil-
Restau rant,
mmaeriemcrrr.
hwy-dwelt“...
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, South maln'sfreot.‘_ 1 has“ ”,1
A. m
“Glover "' "01$ 7
a... ofiered inTown for the lowest prices. Call and lesion
yourselves. -
Glover & Olsen’s
8! Washington sn. So. Non-walk.
' 42 Wall so. Norwalk.
my ‘fiff "3128‘s???“
Will's- SFIII‘IOS. BIG. BBIIEIdI WW I“ 3"
Prices to Suit All. MIG-”>3 a Swill!!-
M F. M. Pierce,
Henry Tillyflnnm $.22ng
Opening of
NEW SPnlllljlflllilltl
We are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments,
including Jackets, 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 'l
hooks. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in nodes, Tans, .Slates and
Brown. Biarritz Gloves in English Rod and FoxBrown, self and
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glaoo in Red, Tan, Gray, Yel-
low and Pink, black stitching, large buttons. Eight button loa-
quetaire in black and all the new shades. A guarantee given
with every pair of gloves we sell.
HF“
Tristram & Hyatt.
TIIE LEADING llliY Glllllls STIlIlE,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Maui Al Hamlin SAVE mum
Wagontoillltindssndalllm
w"121i-eoaeonlliasveneupIer-lor'lotol’Wagonat'ot' I .,
Whistler
lwilllnahe to Marian
Mpeeiottowaontilyouheve stray
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