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dle oi the
week I had
gone up on
business
whlehlltept
neeloeelyoc-
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tired 18] late the night before and
'wasquileunlmowntome. Bissppear-
anus and 'manner attractedmyatten-
fine: at ones. lie wastledark.good
. lookingeourteona. Severaltimuddh
“_hgibsmsal,stwhlehheonly dranka
f_updooflee.heseernedonthepointoi
mahingto me about something. .He
was'rmtlasaandoverwro t. lielt
strangely drawn toward antiox-
'pu'llnoed a feeling of relief whenat
hithelald: ‘
“Iy name is Victor Creme. 'l'he
Wherehnowsine. Areyonm
going to church this morning? The
rutoithepeople have set oilalready."
Wewmesione. ~
'“HynameJ'I mid, “islarons Fall.
I had intended going to Newlngton.
’bstleouldnomore findmywaythere
, ills-throughiheeentaoftheearthto
law: '
"Ihereia.’said he. "apartot Lon-
~ Miowlueh, ill donotilud mywuy
insennpleoi hourulshall bea dead
,man heifers night.“ lie uroanedaud
’droppedhishefiintohishanda
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ltllepoint at death. if you have fin-
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weeould notseethehouse
; “i am in a terrible position!" sold
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"lypoorglrl," hesaid. "is looked in
m upper room. no doubt l intend
gettinginthroughthefan-light Icsll
fiend on your shoulders Ouee in,l
willopeujhe iront door. Thisiogis
allinouriavor.”
ltwuslongwalhdnring which he
never could see aeroestlustreet lie
seemedtoilndhiswaybyinstinct lie
neverpsusedorhuitated.
Atlasthedrewup. “We arelnDer-
bysquare,“hewhispered. ”firehouse
isonthesouthside. Not 31. We tell
cross the roadway andstandwithour
hacks against the railing oi the in-
eloenre. We have twenty minutes to
wait.“
“New," whispered he, whenhe drew
up, “we are directlyoppositethehouse.
lhnowthespot by this drooping ash
tree.” Hetookofl his hat and wiped
historehead.
Attire minuteswonelhesrdadoer
open and shot softly. then cautious
footsteps stealing aw. i looked at
Grame. Iledidrft lookatme. lie did
not have.» He kept hiseyes dredon
thedislllheonehypnotised. lgasedst
the watch myself; 1 ionndl could not
now takemy eyesoiiia Iaswthe
bandpass thehounlaawitcreepone.
two. three minutes beyond the hour.
Bad he forgotten, or was he really
hypnotiaed by too intent thought and
7
When the hand tohehed the (north
minute, heput the watch in his pocket.
and catching me by the shoulder moved
oafrosa the roadway and up to the door
37.
“How will you break the glass? Will
there not be a great wiser] whis-
“No; the “alight is stained glass in
lead. Give me a back."
In an instant he was up, standing on
my shoulders. and working at the lan-
light. I could not see, but he must
have wrenched out the pieces with
amazing celerlty and care. for in a few
minutes he whispered: “I angels-3b
hang on by my elbows. Take holdoi
my feet snd push me up."
lseizedhisieetand pushed themup
with all my m' t. In another minute
he scrambled h and dropped into
the hall.
.Beopened thedoor. “Come inside. '
Close the door and wait for me. If any
oi these men are here andlisll, fly.
All will then be lost Save your own
“'2."
lie darted npstairsand for a iew m
mentsallwassilenb Then I heard a
crash. as though of a door burst in.
Thiswas followed by the suit. joyful
cry of a woman. and presently two fig-
uresrandowu thestaira lopened the
door, and the three of us darted out. I
closed the door softly behind. (lrsme
lednsacrmstheroad back andweset
oflataquiclr paeethrough the log in
unbroken silence. .
Wheuwe were clear 01 the square.
Grams stopped, took the girl in his
arms. and crying: “Thank God! my
Aggie!" burst into tears
The instinct which had guided Grams
infallibly earlier in the day now lailed
hiss, and we lost our way hopelessly;
butwedlduoteara. ltwasiive o‘clock
when the three of us got to Wpldon's.
The loversapent that evening in the
drawing-room, and i saw littleoi them.
The peril ed Mrs. Pollste's position
made absolute secrecy still imperative.
Nutmorning lmet Grams at break-
fast. lleaaldtherewas no useiutry-
iuglo thank me {or himself or Ilsa
Vulgate, when: Mrs. Weldon had [or-
biddeu to leave leer room. as she was
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lecwrrses; abontit?” _
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loreveryrosd. .
ledoeeslittle plantln'. and he does slut”
more.
When he ain't a-playin' checkers by the little
grocery store: "
Behnowsihetiunl‘or weaehls‘ null-knows
the time lot “In.
An’ the mm‘ o! the riterJn' lhermin‘ at the
train *
Be‘sthebllt slim teller thtyouever
heardshout;
Wheutheywsntsgood revival they jsa hire
hlmtoshoutl
Be'ain an' out o‘ everything—id. grand up
withthe ,
An'he lives aa' livsa iwevsr by the lord's
amasiu'naesl
—A_tlantaCoastitntion
A noble- lei-ed.
Mutatisthenssei this alrlviu‘torgood-
liaileudaiuwosauddistresa!
Why work invaluhope, when'ns well under
stood
There'snoauoha thiagassues-P
no answer is simple when i am concerned-
l're studied the ease and thmuxh
Tonia-enl’veiound tube easilylsarnsd—
The “if" and the when" are not true.
u-John Kendrick Bangs. in Harper's Weekly
lady June.
lly lady June her sweet breath blows
Strslrhtwsy each my land and rose
A golden heart lays bare;
0 gracious lady, summer's queen.
The «ruling year lath never seen
A sovereign nail more lairl
Ily lady June hath levels fine.
The rubies redo! indla’snline
Shine with no richerlight .
nan heavy-laden cherry trees.
“marksman-hm»...
SendsWhlomt.
The birds paycourt to lady June:
lnehsrry time theirmerry tune
is then morelondiy heard.
"Com rur instants-weed." Moan.
"Come to the cherry baseman,
Now ya- aloug thawed."
asdwhenmyladymmtdeprt.
Sheleaveanehlndahroseuheart
lusvsrydyluross;
Turmmlairagrantthiehlyiall.
mmummwm
WhenJmialrlady.goea
~llh Lyls.tnGoodiiouaseepin¢.
courtahtys III-rs.
They strum was 'neitn Luna's light.
Al nmeat nerfa ’adoer were seen.
At ten lie whispered to her. good night.
Andhesadly loll her atonelliteeu
, ——N. Y. Press.
A Pastoral.
A countryman been with a crooked pole.
Cut from the cons. near by;
A cotton line from atussy sell
Dangle: tostusdsrnbsya.
Mamas-misfit,"
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" Standing with reluctant taut.
Where the brook and river meat."
Boos mmm‘omllsae
ilradutsd :
mutated-alumnus.
Plslornuveorsuflsern.
Asavomau'siuiashlrase:
“teem-tum” ihstsoussl.
()utotherespsrieeoewrouahl:
as. will mate you think this.
lust her-others mother he!
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I'se have played we. deem salsa;
Blill us lave her mitten-e.
nets-tint.
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“By way. whereialones new?”
salted
Par-lee.
"I cannot understand es American
papers." ssidthe educated iomiguer.
“Here is one aataaya so bank is gone
upand hero ispne sat says rebankis
gone nnder."—~Chicago Tribune.
0! Course let.
Lady—These souvenir spoons look
like forks.
Dealer—01 course. mn‘am; you
wouldn't have'aouvenir spoons look like
spoons, would youl—N. Y. Weekly.
m1! Small.
Jumpuppr-lt is wonderful how little
smaucsnliveoninthlsworld.
Jasper—Yes; espseially when com-
pared with the amount he wants.-
Puck.
BEE COULDN‘T ,mr.
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Old Mr. Puflandblow—llas your dolly'
gone to sleep?
Fanny—I don't know. grandpa. She
doesn’t snore like you do when she
goes to sleep—Texas Sittings.
M the lung-is-
Manager—You wish toheeome a lion
tamer. What qualifications have you
for such a position?
Applicant—l em a successful hook
agent.
Manager—Consideryourseli engaged.
—8. Y. lierald.
VUH- Ids-u.
loner-l saw a fellow yesterday with
a cool thousand.
Brown—How did you know it was
eool?
Jones—it must hare been. 'Twae in
a drait—Demorest'a Mags-inc.
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Little Girl (gloomilyl—We'll have to
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Cure Without Sfxnlch Dragging,
FEW-.1 CHEESERS.
COM PLAlNTS,
iiL’CCZ-filffiiil. {SEEKELliIilES
DlSF’Lfl.CE'~'ENTS,
lnflzmrmlinn, Cungcstion. etc.
IN” a Bus (y mistress-us)
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TRIAL BOX 60 GEN“.
(k: Cir. alas ol Bragg-is“.
HONEY REFUNDED
on” letuKl-lkvs “Cure.
Guaranteed in
Gaoupm prevent and cut:
J ~cine-o. Rimming.
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WILAMLIS’
ROOT BEER
“ Is the kind that suits.”
Very dashing. easily made. One bottle
extract make. 5 gallons. Sold elerywhere.
Williams a Carleton, Martini, t't.»
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It. lien Ham & Hartford Ml.
.AY II. II”.
TRAINS [JAY] SOUTH NOBWAIK A8
YOLWWS:
Fun Notions. surest er. in u..ble
and )5 local ex.. 6&1. es 1 I! l. ex. 1 Sex. 324
maniacal "premium ex. till no. lull u:
105 l’ittstleld ex.,l 37 local es.‘ P. his-12:!»
ea.“ an. en: unnamlhles.
55 ac. 5m ex. swan. 6:) es. sen ac.
Titan. l0!!se..l Illa. to. Washington express.
Sealers-015w l’.3i.—O lulu. izlach‘iae.
You New llsvsx. A; “EL—ll“ er, Ho
ex. ll": e! no so. a )0 am. But an.
911 113.. 1000 «a. [062 M‘. P. M.-~i2w,
or. iii) on. i“ an. :“l em. one u.
3dw. i 82‘ l. 1-1.“! unto Bridgeport some :1
so"? lies. 7 at so. (0 bridceport Ml and”!
ac.. lllh Adams u. an If. Sundays”? (B
an. M1 alanine] lb u-.p.m.l:l0a m. litte-
tunes. 1 2a m. “ash. ea.
You ilstrrruun. A. lt—d lo ae.. Ill ea.
lower. lusts-t. P. M.-l1ll esnllil en. lot
so its ion. 7 Linus" or.
Full Ermrurllw. A. 11.4 men. a lien.
tomes. loll-e. i’. .ll.~lll!llu.. Him-u flue
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lie lime Restless lays,
in lime Sleepless Nights.
With lncreasiusitppetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a delight and bites
or.
Thonstopthstoonghwllh
Yankee
ill-NB - SOBTHER.
Ask your neighbor about it. and it not fully
.tlsiled month! at the
CITY Dilllll STORE,
B WASlileiTON 811, 80. NORWALK.
Orof
G. A. Gregory 8‘ CO.-
NHRWALK. CT.
SElEcl mun
qwn HOME!
2 Large Lots Bumu Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lots
Riverside live.
14 Choice lots
tincoln Ave.
l5 Sigmly Lnls‘
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites "for
building a pleasant home can
be nfiored than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchase-L". They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deals are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
You know
wumusumwnq
one. . mamas»
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surname-ma .. treata-
ask? and Perfect Putin} Shoo.
But one in Which the
Best Malia! it lined. Combining Duratilily amt Style,
liaklngitthebestnllofieamleeeflhoo‘inthemarht. gr
’ . "EVERYPAIR WARRANTED.
Gounod examine them before mm; suy'other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S.
:5th Main street. 50. Norwelk.
“Closing Out Sale
mm: in Mill
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Tristram & Hyatvs,‘ -
No. 2 Gazette Building Norwdlk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided .to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladies’, Mlsses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and_argel sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain Jackets and with capes. Children’s garments from .
4 to 12 years in light and dark co 0 . Every garment must be ‘
sold and in order to do it we Will sell them at less than the “
manufacturers’ price.
HALF PRICE.
Allfiof our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
éiTHE lEAIlINB Bill GBUBSllSTllilE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Bill AT HIIME ANIl SAVE MnNEvT
Wagons of All "Kind and
This season I have a superior lot of Wagonsfior nll'pnrpoees.
to Wit:
WEBIES. PHlETMS, CiliflPliS. SPlllllES.
SIMS. CABRIIBES, ill! BUSINESS mm:
Which, for Qualil and Price. cannot be best in the country, and
I will make it to t o purchaser’s advantage to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you haw noted at my stock.
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