daring
robbery at a house in Shephenl’s
Bub. deertalnllrJndIn-Blaneh-
were slain: a partylnboaorol
eldest daughter’- twenty-lint
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rat;
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latthh can-seem ot,seenrltywss
tell: of by thieves clever
enough toA themselves of atavor-
ableonportauity. Themanehards oo
cuphda—nbdehchodvnlmthendjoino
in; one being nutcnanted. into the
en‘s-treats Til-they Indetepped
onto! thewindow. which was exactly
outbdouhiedom'poreh. and 1mm
thispueh they had land it easyto
'elimbthrm‘hthebedroomwlndowof
tin-oithehmandinitsome valu-
Obhlcwelrywu W‘- with
theeashhou. Iostotthe elryhao-
cash box
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wmgaudwbowuniumphantlyre-
beefingwithherbooty.whenahewas
ea 'byanargusreyedpolieeman.
would lain have movednolurther
in the matter after recovering my
waeeazertooonelude thehuslneasmaknd
get awayaesoouas po-lblain r
‘to keep another manhunt But
somethingoemredaooathatmademe
iorgettheotherappointmentalto'ether
thntday. '
The woman who had been caught by
the police in the set of stealing my
cloak was a sparedark woman who
looked as ilsbehadseenbetler days
When asked whether she had takenthe
.cloakor not. alereplledsulkily that it
[was no me denying what everybody
elaeseemedioknow,andthen she be
gantobeaumewhatabusive otour
laws and institutions, averringthatthe
‘timewasnearatbaudwbeneverybody
would have their rights. and when
poorpeonlewouldn’thaveto worklor
’a lot oflasy swells. Poorbodylahe
onlyaharedthedelnsioneuiertainedby
many of herclaae.thatrlehpeopleave
invariably idle Mudflatto be
,well-dremedistowearthedxn-manual
oils-alumna.
Some 0! her anhuadveraion was
aimedatmaastbeowneroithewanu
’garmentshehadcoveied,andeheilunc
flier arms about somewhat violently.
prompted thereto by the eacitemut
.beitknowmwas W inpattern,
color and mmdththepieeelhsd
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was» mm.m.mmawumsy‘ wit-sins.
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Aooonrmnbeeuty innayonae, It.
discarded man towbomshewas
his ineantationa overthe ooflnwhen
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PEOPLE OF EUROPE.
'l'ns late Duke of Sutherland made
and destroyed ninety-one wills before
framing one to his satislaetion.
Tnkincoiareeeemedvestheemalh
eat ineome at any sovereign.
his salary only amoun to £50,000.
Amen Kan. Loom. nowon a
tour of the world, willmh thlsneigh-
horhood inOetoher. lie is the Austrian
heir apparent. but as he in trareling
incognito his appareney will not ex-
tend to his odiolal person
lies. nnxsun Buss. the English
actress, has a vast collection of dan-
cing dolls, mechanical toys and money
boxes. She makes a point oi buy-
in‘ all the clever little inventions
which are hawked about the streets of
London.
To: earl of Aberdeen, the new gov-
ernor general of Canada, is a dark.
slender man about testy-six years old,
about medium height and intellectual
looking. He wears a lull dark heard.
dremea modestly, andhas iew oi the
characteristics of the typical English
man.
THE OLDEST.
'l‘nsoldeetartistknowntohe stillat
work is him Foes, of Washington. who
has been married sixtydx years
To: oldest locomotive engineer is
probably Albert Johnson, of Raleigh.
N. C. lie is over eighty, has a pension
from the company and likes to tell how
he ran the first engine into Raleigh.
Tunas of the oldest statesmen in Eu-
rope, Gladatone, Do Glen and Ilia-
marclr. are the most commanding ilgr
urea in its three greatest empires.
And the venerable Koesntb. almost as
old as the century, is an inspiring
presence in a lourth.
Wm Jeflenon Davia’ body was rev
interred Gen. George Wallace Jones.
of Dubuqne, acted as pail-bearer. lie
is inhisninetiethyear. and is the old—
est ex‘eenaior. He was acoutemporary
oi Jackson. Bentonand Critienden and
something oi aduelist in hh day.
BOOK8 AND WRITERS.
Won. tbewellvknowu French
uuuuomes and the author at
"Uraule." says that he will writeuo
more novels.
berm”. seqneiioherpieasaut
"lie-v lsndairihoodrandtbs
bookisuowtobewrittenbyauear
relative.—
Tna newedithI-otlhak-paare
still pour losthtn. theharrylny
presses The "Warwlekeditkm"is
thenewestonelntnxland. Thlsis
wbatisealled'hreesouahly expul-
gatedone"lorusainhi¢heraehoola
who‘rlaeedlutberelareneellhuyod
NOVELTIIB OF THE DAY.
embroidery
aamnttbslewwpashol theslaaves,
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manor.
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llsdomn'thuo'th-nyatl
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lehuuaverlelrasfliotsaaat
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Menuhin-saunas
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masutllutltddm
neh'tvam
Tetwereweallssisawaat
lsrthflchtbel’andua
~lmma0.nowu.iahsoatom
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mmwmhthemn
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Awuhmmhm
atlask—Isaleul’rust—lewtevh
w— unfla-
‘maalatara.
i washoarviotablg uni
nthieportofltewYorkthe day.
mdlnramhllngabontlwauhourhow
mauyhovamboesdoyou thinkltonnd
nailedupto give Jaek'l‘argoodluek?
number was eight. and threeoi
these were shall the meet. 1 have
‘oarded square' barka beige.
.ndthehoneahoeinsighi. Sometimes
ahere ls but one. but the average is
three. ldon‘t believe you could get a
raft out of thisharborwithout shebad
at least one banshee nailed up
in plain view of the crew. A
new shoe won't (lo—ob. no! There may
he luck in a new silver dollar, but
thereknone in a new bamboo. it
must be ashoe whichhassaeuserviee
-—the more the better. it there are
threeortouruailsaudahitothooiatr
taehedtoittheprioeiawayup. Down
in Pearl street the other dayltound
tbeqneerolda oftheqneeroldman
who haadealt in horseshoe luck for the
makesabae-linelorthiaoldjuukshop
tosellittoranie'sel. Whenacraitls
tittedoutherowner sandstothesalue
place (or the neeeamryeharma 'l'he
superstition is not confined tomllors
alone,an truelunen, weanli-
roadmenv lawyers, broken. doctors and
othershelieveintheluck o! the horse-
ahoeoverthedoor. There is hudiya
salooninllewYork lnwhieh youean—
notfludtheemhlem, andeven the ital-
ian push-cart peddlers waut all the
lucktherelsinit "Uncle John"told
methathehad asaleot lvethonsaud
oldhorseahoes every you. ranciuuin
price hem ten cent to seventy-Ive
sand in steckthe daylealled. lieis
theoulymaninNisork who-lakes
aspeeial ofthlssuperstition,andhas
been in so lea. thatarelie
from bi mepbeuppoasdtopo-am
thing. tltaddyetweareali built
thatway, attarall. We laughatthe
ideaotghoflaaud bu; thedelullonot
sent. andheosrtainly hadthreethou- “*0
Plot-name”
‘Lfl‘h; 'i' M:
e aowdiulroutotit all
byloug. theothrhndltthflo
Is sun in ruins Within abloelr
Broadwayitwlllnotattraotone
trianoutottsn. The other
at least six finengln. on
dblock awayaetruetear
fallen and broken ale; lmade
estimated both crowdaaudl
byhundreds. Beasklah ms
hennatirlsedandridionled he
thile onuvlsittoll’ewiork.
Thetruthhtheavuuue New Yorker
ean’tflhdauythingmoreinteveatllche
willputln batten hourwatehincthe
autim of the autonatio
“Please don't give me away. i am
an notortunata man and have been
driveniodowrong. Canyoumnketme
olthoae?"
He held outs pair a! eye-glans
which looked to hewuethtour oslive
donuaaudeoutmued:
“lmayaswelltellyouthetruth. l
stolethesetogetlsuadlnrmyiamily.
Yoneanharethemloradollar."
"No, thanks.”
"Seventydlve cents?
atNo”
“Take'emat My? Just try'emou
andseeittheyareyonrilt."
“Don‘t want them at all, my dear
boy. Yourxsmeiaatleastayearold,
andlwaslnitiatadmontbsago. Go
mdhedishonmt and mayluek attend
1W”
liawinhedaudsmiledandpa-edou.
l'heym cheap (la-ea not ”any
the manuiaetnra over twelveorliteeu
eenha pair. An agentherebasous
hundred menatworls sellinathemon
the "lay‘lhave described. Eachperb
dierpretendatobavestolen theglamas,
sndinthatwayhelmisenstomenwho
would otllarwhe look upon him I a
iakir. Anatole: glasses iheyarueon—
sideredatreat bargain atleventydiive,
cents. lloderad luanboneatmauner
nobody would take them at twenty-live
rents See the human nature in it?
he seenagray-haired old chap from
: trywho hepreachedhonesty
s5 hialiiealylypoeketapairotyla-m
andxetoutottheneizhborhoodalnoat
onarun. tearing thepoliee mightget
hoidot it. and Pro semaWalistsuet
oroherhuyaneatrapairtoaandiohis
old mother and dimppear avonudthe
“Wuhauoon—dayahadow.
“Yea.it'sanoodlay."repliedone oi
paddles. alter we had drank our
hear. “butlahalldrup itlor a batter
thing-eatweah. l'ncolunto peddle
hemmedtheaabnshaatowna"
"Onwhatline‘r‘laslmd.
Qty-live
dollaraaweahrkhthereiallew York
mhldglovea Buys'emat whole-is.
sues tro- homa iohoaas ass
glenandmaksua tothom
will], seat. loamoldmansgot
torope threemovesuekersthbattea
.losttnudhb
nets-aw
Theatre! ave-fly
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crane. racemes
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Mineral
Pisa
Best some is um. combining culmination. ,
, mltmmnwmmnmm_ ‘ ‘ '
svsnv PAIR wannau'rsn. A , ‘ . '
osusndmnnothanbdmm-dne narrating-boom
South Main street. Sop-NortvaIk.
. Closing Outi'Saf
nouns All! curls
a
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
’No. 2 (Suzette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of allkinds, includ-
ingladies’, Missed and Children’s garments, ladies' Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,»
full back and £1 sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years inplain jac ate and with ca Children’s garments from
4 to'12 years in light and dark co rs.
Every garment mustbe
sold and-in orderto do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’mrice.
?
FEIAlE lltlltllns.
court-lava.
W.llllfllllllmn
If sew-m, ”timer
TIMI. sea as cslra.
zeta-unnamed
”III.
. KM Iflltaleiiaa arc-a.
cumulus—o Dragging.
W
Manama.
“.00. Insult-plus“
1IlE W. C.5liill£5 CWI.Y.Gy.
HONEY REFUNDED
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
Guaranteed to
peanut and ears
9: The kind ..
that suits.”
Its Flavor is Unrivnlled.
i W l
’ illiams’
lRoot Beer!
is a MODERN preparation at roots. Each
bottle of Williams' Elm makes 5 gallons
of Delicious Root Beeroi “the kind that
suits."
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r vlv‘l'
Thiabuotonly'jutasgeed'
lELEcI vuun
4 Good Lots
9 Nice Lots
l4 Choice lots
I5 Sigmly Lois
waneunttosuityen.
owualotinashorttlme."
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4 m
.1: 3350, “Mac.
Iapwithprioeseanbese‘énat
therealestateoflneof
mm c coma.
fidhraJlt/sr W. 0-: m
trial will supportthis claim.
“I m. I.” I.
...__.___....___.£.‘.l‘_
OWN HOME!
2 Large Lots Bumn Ave.
Woodward Ave.
Riverside Ave.
Lincoln Ave.
onlhaBluH
law
“It! overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home m
be ollered than those lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purebeseoftheeolots“onterms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warranteedeedsarenoted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—4M happy owners of a a
prospocfivehome. Youknow
them; you can see the model .‘
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
“your!!! minnow!!!
THE lEAlHNE IlllY 60008 STHHE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
BllY AT HIIME AND SAVE MHNEY!
rices !
to 'l'tbis season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all pom
HUGHES. PHAHBHS. CAIHI’IES. SPlllllES. '
GAINS. BAHHIAEES, Alli lllSlIESS IABHIS
and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
I will make it to e purchaser’s advantage? buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ed at my stock.
SECOND Hllill WAGBHS OF ALL HIIDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
tor. Madison Ave. and Franklin St. teeth
u. m Hm} t Hinton MI.
was II. II”.
Which, for Qualit
Summer School.
IEHHlll HHSIIESS Will“.
Stamford. Conn.
Wimnemaueudlethedr
shoes at securing a BUIIIIUWI
libs-utility roe-a. WW
Moons—o! stadyafl III-flotat-
autumn-slum”-
Inner «at. oi the lid“ in "an.
ilauni [or about illustrated said-[Dad
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stiff-1’.
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fifiefinfimnfi lewaaluhalhaal
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Prices to Suit All.
' can. A” — m
m Iiflu‘ols ' '
awoken H e n W TI ' iv;
iglfihaugmiwrm ALL sizes or
m was.
final-“mares :1
: nM'w1‘33-i;i'i
REMOVED
EHHSHEH SHINE.
in! ICU! d has
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"Wu-v 1. lat I“ m. ,
“m“e“ .. “W ow F- M- Hm
rs. all wow u .
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