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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 27, 1893 · page 3

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fine-demeanahm

“seen todsy,hut when she dideppeer
thumnotreeseonhertedi’nesetm
“from” night’ehnil. Shelooked
upsettyeeemendnotnhitsleepy.

., ”humeruyuesuillem. it
"more then first. Ior pends". in»
*3“ hr any dull-r functionheldln
Ib-otropolie. The hall wee verydit-
,Wfrontthelnouetrnuseflnir given in
‘0‘de HMS-[unrefine-
hunwnth to the Duke oi Vang“
‘ndtheufloeuoithevieitingdeetn

TireGlrculoCdm Gen-ute- ere-host,
"Ind the shinn- given under the our
'fleeeoitheirexoslleneiesnheminietal oi
‘wluioo. Peru end Brazil. Mnyor

fillwy-ndlirn Gilroyaepresurtingthe m

sit]. were guests. The assembly rooms
hind hen: trensforrnedinto n drum-
Mdheeutyhyxne-eeoidmplente
fidminhmoroftheoomsimA
er'Huejncketlfrom theSpnnleh
mot—Urn Intent. Inhale noted on
Motthuioonnd nplntoonoipolice
V wmmmwrmgm

Lender's archdi- and the Ber-goes
h-linrnisheddeneeelllpromenndemu-
licilonwpositegelleria in the oonurt

Thehominthe allay o! the concert
._ *mmneerlyallllledwith m

a rim m end with menial! or

Mmdth-miom ordeoorstiaxe
‘deornemeheoeiety.
“mull“ in Ming,mdit

” ihemtreeoi the roynlpartywne
pldeflseoruheetnmphyinginthecon—
wthnflndjohhghutotherwiseellsound
weehnshedinupectntim Theprinms
V. MIR-It‘ll!!! es she-muted.
Eel-youthful heeuty ere-set oflbythe
‘nol'whitehenrd and heir of Senor Ne-

prince-e
' Mdnmutheplntlorm nnd stoodteo
ingtheeompnny,Prinee Antoinotook hie
Muhammad the marquee- stood
nun-ideal thedeieneartheprina.
Theinfmte smiled sweetly, hutvlooked
somewhat tired as the present-tin wee
Mun. The prince nude no nttnnpt to
conceal the {not that he even tired, and
looked onwitheneir oi ennui.
Themhanoi the noeptionendiloor
annuities-mm introducedhyflenor
hides-no. the Spanish consul general.
Them maelyhowedmdretired.
“Who'dnndemfleduenchwne

“thaw-n.

Shame gored pale hlnehrocnded
ilk trimmed with old pink, and thelow
mm heedwithpele blocker. A
nmklece oi dialnmde and turquoise up
drcled huthmt, nndthmwmdlnmonds

int-their.
Alter standing eight minutes theprin-
signs at wenrinen and set

hthehox. Themdthswincue
inthegelieryeree thedgnel tortheopm»
. ingotthehall.
The dutqnedrlllevne formed at once
endthehnllw-hegnnwithontenedlony.

‘Afl-twoorthreennlnherehedhesn

deneedthepine. ndeeiretogo
ntheloormndonthennnoi Senor Ne-
morbbmdedhnuthehuxnndeflw—
h-Ideatonroithehailrooln. Members
diheBpuiekAmerieuooionynndothere
imerdendwmpenentedtothe
pines-sonnet”. hurl-thermio-
theprtner-endgneeted honortooknpv
per etn tehleonereieedplntiormetone
flee! the banquet hellndjolningtheu-
emhly mole. lnyor Gilmy set et the
Mini them Atheelenw-the
Walnut-mendmnohlnmthe
pines. Alter the upper them-leer”
eetilnltotheflevoy. .

locum-Mien”

I" You, liny Ila—Dr. Edward )io
mmurmmuumm
mmwumum tie

with thepopernowon hieweyto
multitude peoirahletht the
“will not leeve thh country for a
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angrywiie. Behedearoely moths
doorsndhuughiehntonthe ask!»
foreehehlurtedont:
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yonflnditoutl"
“Ohlmnpwymgdnpmiuntell
younYougotyourmty-pewriterm

“ldld. Whotoldyoni"
“Well, it you must know-Jt walls.
Her husband told her. You
needn’t think you can keep things hunt
Inc.
“1 have nodesire to. deer.”
“Don'tdenrmei Yourtypewritcieonly
ebont layout-old?”
“Aenearlyse Iran jndpdmlshonld
catheters. shout right."

And he. melting brown eyes!“ In.
Keedlckmtmindignantly.
“Po-ibly, but lhevn’tnotleed thunder
insany melting.”
”Oh, no! Oi course not! With n eoit
rdcsnnd muons!”
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werdcrutnre.”

“You mtthennmeot mytypewriwl"

“Ya, ldn."

”Whntlnrl”

“Never mind whet tor. iwnntynurtype
writer’enune."

“ltis John Barry Simpeon. Whittle
mgoingtodoehoutitl"—llrooklynldi‘u

”Motto“?

Thebes-ethnic livingintheeonth
who.although he hed heen toNewYork
endsolneoi theother noethundtiqyet,
sir-up neit mooninhnd melee
enelevetor.

Beingeelledon basin-tom
hewenttooneoi’theprindpnihntdgend
Wingukedtheehkfornldeem
The clerk. ceiling e colored prion-Id.
“Tehethleptlemnntoroon No.15"

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flown: sir he npihernlieeend

thew-yen the eierntor. Goinginhe
therelieemtheiloorendleid.“Walk

Ink.”

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possum-sues.

weenowospmnsoountry intheworld

ehreaetoithelitigniionmnditweeano-
torioueieettlutthechietmeoniwthe
enomoosnnmherol ceeeehtthe'i'ene
oourieweetheiectthetsomsnylewyers
ecosptedhrleieonconfingenttees. The
1.1. pm“. Panhandle people were comparatively
Theycemeto'i’exnenndtook
ofthecheep leudetoproride
themselvesendwerenowen-
denoting to crests e einte of feeling
whichmightderelopinto serioueooneev
qnsnoeetothepeopleoiTm—(br.8t.
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canine-Mini.

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mm.

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Wham-Wmmlhsnut wmroxcwdmhmmr
nponequnintsndinmnnyrospectenda
ntiruhle method of perpetuating his
. Oneach ennivorseryoithe
child’s death nperiormnnceol “Punch

all Judy”tekeeplnoe inereryverdin

This greet festival—for I

neednoteeythetitisegreetieetivelto
everybody concerned—hes been duly
eelehuted

stain-

Theonlyuotnponiiwesthetonepoor
little isllowhedtohetekmeweyjnst
before the perionnnnoeoennnenoed
undergo en operetion, but iterill he a
utisiectioutoereryreedutoheerthnt
he mm then consoled
quently having "Toby” brought to his
hedhyekindnnreei'orewirfleinter-
view,.d-Athnelertiflndnndcflhnl
Nuthalittlepefimtpmpuednostfe-
sore . Werholoesdrfldrnnre
aim oioommemorntingthelitr
tleliveeineomowey,nndtooottentheir
elorteinthstdiroctionmnotorerhep—
py. Bmisshintiorguidnneeinnll
suchceeea. Itmsyhevnriedalmostim
definitely.—l.ondon'l'rnth.

to

hysuhee

lightees'eriievlerkwm

The August Belmont honneteed, at
theuorthelstcormoifiitherenuennd
Zighteenthetreetmulthehoerdinghouee

nut door on Filth nenno.thewhole “—5
muringlOOieetou theore-

W!
nuanndl?510etonthestreet.hsrsheen
sold ioArnold,Coneteble aromfor

lendinthnt
noun-ode.

“15,000, e little more then .35 A square
foot. (hunting the building out, this is
nidtohethehigheet pioeersrpeidior

neighborhood. Twoyeers

.egothelnndwhere tho Hotellogerot

which is diegonelly scrum

the evenneendwhich ieoi nectlythe

unease, wee sold for "50,000, a shout

flue-quote

Ir. Belmont

toot.
bought the corner lots,

70 by 150 feet. in 185] {or $3,800. and in
1900 he bought one adjoining lot on the

streetiorn.
his plot by

m. In i358 he completed
purchnng

frontage on Fifth avenue for $180,000.—
New York Sun.

Ch-pien J... I! Ileeenty l’eet.

u! 06 Slutflml. II “It"?
smoothing flfmI—tflmmi so.
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thingtheylmvein Harvey.eeneweiroen
Chfletieniowllene. Theehnmpionjnmp
eretthegreetennnelnreetinget Block-

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finmg

“BEEN - REED - KM ' 83mg:

Cm Without em Buggies.
rum DISORDERS.
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amateurs,

 

 

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bottled Willilms'Enncl MSW

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that sur _ .
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Mas !
Newllpright Piano

Whlnyeen.

int
one yeer.

'JOHN H. DAKIN.
us

Avenue.
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My...” mm“...

‘ clematis

V ' ,. 'e ‘
Panrculala l
The finest hardy flowering Vin
in cultivation.

“00—”—

StmngBlnomingPlams

-A'l'--

HINFDBD'S Flllllil HILL

50c. 15c earl “length”

 

We have just mceived a large
stock of

White ,Granile
china Ware

that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before offered
in this city.

-————...-—._.

F. N. NASH & BNO.

A GOOD“ TOWN!

 

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onnlloéthehutphnnhoth {eend

edd sins" med ‘anp c “first
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Filly Varieties

BOWAY‘KON. 07.. Wt- B. R. Stating.”

 
 

 
 

ill-ream hustler
"suture Fill um urn."

Over n wulleeut to
"33:93 mml'm' L' ”E;
fi’fié’fi" r3...” .3

other I'm. ten. et
it”.

editors. rleve.

 
 

"‘ nus:- ' unset-
unl r .fihp

odyslawlloot
saw-1m

.l. 0. JENNINGS.
...._. Pepi ”.mmum
IIIIIFICWNENS' PNIBES. "‘ “3' "

The oldest menutneiurer or baby and doll “A“. PM W mm
mdm'mmfi ”mu. “531:3 ”3%.? I“ u I- at
Lm.mmmuhmmmm. “mm-agar" ulnar.

F. BOYLSTON. mom m. "um.”

 

35%".
in Ion Ethos?”

«lo lure restless Buys.
in lore Sleepless lights.

WithinereedngAppetlteendp-hetflp-
Hafionetsk-thepieaotdenahm
deilydutieeheoolnesddkhtand lathe

 

UJNG - SDNTNEN.

Askyownelzhbuehwtikaudit not fully
mindinnuireetthe

CITY DRUG STONE,

ll WASHINGTON 8E, 80. 803W“

Or at
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. Gi'.

 

Wewinrnenendnedkplnyot

rerun) nus run Bonds

.4“.

lhrrsrlay and Friday, April I3. M

The Indies uremrdlnlly invited ionilend.

 

I Email lie '
FOOTW E A

lilies. Men’s 3.: children’s 8"

Greatest Barzalns on Earth In, sh

OnelotLadies’iineButtonflhoes............................tl.
Onelotladies’fineButtonShoes.......... ................ l.
OnehtfiLediesfinerfords, worthsa.00....................
lot Ledges’fineButton, worth t4..50......
OnelotLedres’Botton,

One

100 pairs Men’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for. . .. . . ..
mule SALE FIJI TIIIITY III“ “I“, IEBIIII!I I" "ll.

Glovermlsen’s

8| Washington St" 80. Norwalk.

WAGONS.

Buggies, "moss, carriages,
Calories, Seisiles. are.

Prices to Stilt All.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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TipandCommonSense.hsndsswed, ’ "

- worthta.50........ ..... ....... ..... .......
mmmmm 3::llficlnldrezlri'sShoes“0i ...... 450
Child’s assets, iol ,worth Sl.25..............'.’.
-Yankee 0nolotliisses’RussetShoes,worth $150
Onelotoflisn’sShoes ..... . ...................

coup-nave

use-.e-ee-ee

 

ALL SIZES 0F

BRUSH!” SHINE

General comm at tees
Business a m. '

Newsndeeenndhand

 

 

 
 

CALL AND sn rm

 

 

 

Miss M Tassel 81. to.

Seoul Fleet 81 Washington St,
sour-n NOBIAIK.

fining? Yes?

Theneecurehdonstertingen

ACCIDENT TICKET

providing Death Benefit or 315110 Weeb
kinder: t for die-hung injury at noon oi
per dny or m any;

”.0. tor tourm- due
“.00 [or trusty-one any
It.“ [or thirty days.

fornlehy
H. D.

lesonle Building.

l Special rule!

I for
‘lomr periods.

SMITH.

News“, Cele.
dilti

 

Merrill

A thorough training
school for both urea.
All business branches
tenet. Greduntee ee-
ektedlouoaitiona.

Tile short.
‘l'er-e reasonable.

~\_Spring term begin
Apia 10th. rm
Send tor «(shim end
elepnt College Joan-l.
Addre-

Emil-3111.717“.
tel-MOI)-

0 “age!

 

 

 

FURNlTU RE
GREAT BARGAINS.

David Stow,

berth Ilium TM

WWIiEMOViaD‘
I. Is. I Iellnel fleet.

333 m --=~
' "“mn’vs’ " '
Restau rant,

runner-rumour.

 
 

 

Henry Tilly. 333m. mug-5:;
Special Sale

C~0~R~s~E—T—ss
Tristram & Hyatt’s, 

We will open on Saturda , May 16th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
we will sell at less than one- alf the regular price. T

are made I)
81.25 and g ,
choice of the lot at 50c per pair. The goods are sold at that very
low price subject to manufacturer's imperfections.

Now styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets and
Outside Garments received dunng the past week.

Tristram & Hyatt,
TIIE mums our nouns Stunt.

 

BllY AT NllME AND SAVE MINE“

 

 
 

 
 

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NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

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e n o m ,nn are
1.50 quintet}; We shall g’invfiayour customers ting;

 
 

 

Jackets and Capes.

 

 

 

No.32 Gazette Bulldlng.

 
 

 

 

 

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