C. ‘ H. Harvey’s,
iIONorthllleln. South Norwelk.
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otti" Inked thegirl—qther resolute milieu-sacri-
iielngspirit—that she meant to overt
his ruin by M3 herself. It was
whatahehaddoue.
Upon reaching the house he found
heralready gone—mom knew whither
-leavlng a iarewell letter ior her
aunt. with whom she lived. and aline
alsoiorDieh:
nine 1 douhtmyponertuhaopmyresoluttun
~hslheea-eiw1shlo sure you and mysell
allrheplnlesn Won't: whenevethar
lioveyouhetterthsumyseli ts thousand
timeahetterinm.mymdeueatniek.youn.
“Hm
asked, hantesdngly; but her reply was
quitessrious.
“quwfldmdwouldiilwaseon-
"Idouotthlnxyourtsthsrltllpress you to
vineeditwaafc ”thellttle msrnlhsnaeheuumloouldnoibnr
woman mid,wi will! that"
ciresolutbnin her bee-:a convinced Uponreadingthisniekrushedofl in
a irenzy to theststion to iind that she
hsdgoneauhonr earlier toLiverpool.
lie icok the next train thither and
spenta week in that city seeking her
with the help at every possible agency
and in every polible place-in the city
or at the shipping omens—without
coming upon the faintest traeeoi her.
After a week's exhnustive search for
her in vain he returned home invent all
the fury of his despair upon his (other.
This week. during which he lmnily
slept by night, or rented for asingle
moment by day, had upset him almost
to the point and pitch of insanity; and
the reproacheshe poured out iniull
flood upo- hia father were nothing less
than (mulled. imagine his amazement
when the old man merely and meekly
replied to them: "Well, well. Dick, 1
was wrong about the girl; but it’s not
too late to set matters right”
“l'm sorry I spoke so unheoomingly
to you. father," Dick stammenod.
amazed and ashamed
“You had some provocation. Dick,
but I'll make you amends hyiinding
the girl.-
Dick shook his head despondently.
“You think not? I promise yonto
hear from herinsweekiishe'sin
hybrid; and within a month if she's
in America"
“Do you mean byaddressiuganad-
vertiaement to her in all the papers.
sin"
”No. no; that wouldn‘t answer at all.
She'd nova believe that i had some
mumhanrlwouldhe aureitwasoulya
oi yours"
”But how?” gasped Dick, in breathle-
dear. your lather-will never
hgivsyuaiihoflndaontnotonlythat
yonwon'ttahllss Whntthnt
youwilltahema” \
“l havur’t broken it to him yet,”
M W tly."l1n In un-
mtharthen gently down. Her little-
I-andlightnemhsdiorhillaohm'm
eonpl-atarytothatwhhhhisgreat
daelndMIh-hadiorher.
“fle’llhearoi itand dhinherlt you.
Didi." ,
“Idou'tthlukso. lly lather is not
our
he’dnotonlyapprrweoi ithatgivens
slam!” down tor oar emigration
plan.
‘thwon‘thsar oi it from you.
Dish. Gilbertwllltellhim.’
£51m? Bedoean‘tknowoiithlm-
"Yeahedoes;hstold His Jselraos
oiit"
“new! lla'lieertainlyput aspoke
hwwhssiinthsteaser'niekex-
elaimadwlth
“You'll see." chuckled the old man.
and nothing morsoouldheheinduoed
bmonthesubjset
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recall himnow. lie is shimtatflsl-
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tendedthattheywereaboutto arrest
thahoy.andhehasbemeinsane.
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fibuthepoisonintheprlnter‘s W il 1“me
every «sndidenthaehelorwhowss
strongman. In certain lines he
wasnnartewughhntgenenllyapeah-
he he needed about twies as nmeh
sense as he usually One
eveninghewastslldngtoa girl.
“1 tell you what it is.” he ”I
uoeabill iovthoeoinago
oihall-oents."
ahall in
"Why are you todoitf' she
asked.innoeen . ' t’e wit-tyne
hanealnady." than“
Milan-thaw
Astoryiebldodayounx man who
thiohhsslong been
admired as a city oi homeawherea
family oimoderate income eouldee-
enrean entire house lot a residence.
has at last caught the ”ilatthouso"
ioverinamildiorm.
Mnehuxflcomslwlde ottwo
monthsoiTowomOm.“ sailed to
hes-door ainrmersweethesrtoiher
husband. visitorproiusediriend-
shipior the bride,then dashed some
vitriolinMrsllughes'isceJMing
oneeye,aud otherwieediaiigurlngher.
Twomsvrhogswere found by their
ownerathone Jack. hid, the other drive that hadhoyawayiromyuur ”Natl-{Mb the milk!
dsyinsaohaplaeethattheymustpla oiswalymerchant'l'hegrocm
havebeenwithoutioodovdrink since Good Little Boy—it woulan he didn't have s penny.huthewashour
they were iiret mined. four weeks right. est. Bewasaohoneetthathewouldn’t
previous. Boonaitctheir rescueom 'Wouldn'titf‘ evenprevarioateiuthemarriageeew
oi thembeeamethemotheroisia “No'm. Youaeethatplanroundb MIK-
Man's: public .- " nu al‘ldmy world's goods 1 then
“0h.” i'a endow.”re theminietsr.
L" "'E ”2230! ""3 “Ye-5n; mum-1s oortrf ael» “was all thyworldlygoodslrnoeo
AWN toa‘llttls ”MW” anyother dow.’ repeatedthegroom.
girl how an. m developed their wdtheflvhuorolhm' ‘W
ion-reinthosprlneume- "Ah-yes." "5° u “‘9‘“ “V “‘d ‘ “m“ "Coniound m" exclaimed Jackson
nidtheweemiss"! understand. they thinkoithat “Whatastu idiellowthatjoweler is!”
keep their mmmer clothes in their ‘Yu’mund. m h m M ~n ”,2 “mm“
my," m”—-Goodllewa 0'"
._._._.__._.. “Why itold the otherdaythat
Osman Cmn—Teseher—“x gave ‘- lupus-tn Rosa i wanted engraved in the engagement
WWWplahadthmthand ‘Teuyearsagoyouofleredtopaint . the letters TromAtoZ—fmm
you have not done one of them.” Pupil my portrait for aereuty-ilve dollarsand ‘ or to Zenobia. you lrnovv‘wand the
—"l\'0: my lather IIWI told meta now you ask eight ," ealdhianhsttan idiot went to work and t in the
shun had exampia."— ton Tran‘ GuuletoDauher. artist whole siphahotl"-—- ' gum
script. “But you must take r nose into ‘———""‘
'l'oo linen inseam—The iollow- maideratlon,” replied uber. , MW“
ing significant advertisement recently "ththasmynose got to do with WBW““U°“P“°¢“~ “M
appeared in a western paper: "For the increased rules?" Patient~l ‘32:: ligation“ t
sale,ayoung rattlesnake. Thebest oi “ . Ten yearsagolwonld “3'1"“ (m )'_ ”“5" "W
a life and accident policy for this gen-
tleman~no extra charge, sir—you see.
competition is keen these days—what’s
the name. please—and we have to ofler
extra inducements to hold our trade-
all ready now. sir.—-Pueh.
A Ian-la...
Little Mi- De Style—l think you is
real-dual thoughtinl and considerate.
Little Min De Fashion—Dose you?
Why?
Little Min De Style—’Cauee you
didn’t invite metoyour party. I s'pose
you lrnew wewas awful seminal".—
Good News.
To. Inch lune.
Little Johnny-Yon ought to have
seen Gus De 8mm: and sister make
lemonade.
Mrs. Brown—flow did they do it?
Little Johnny—Sister Birdie held the
lemon while Gus squeesed Birdie.—
Texas Sittings.
reasons given for wanting to sell. in-
quire within.”-Journal oi Education.
Tour-“Did you do much fighting
during the wnr, pa?" Par—“l did my
share of it, Tommy.” Tommy—“Did
make the enemy run?” Pn—
“Yon're right, i did. Tommy.” Tommy
——“Did they catch you, per—Boston
Quin
Dunn—"Hm why is a gentle-
man's party called a stag party?"
Manna-"l really don‘t know. dear.
the exaet origin oi the term" Ethel
—-”0h, I know—they call them stag
parties because all the men go stagger
in‘ home!I
not have needed any vermilllon to
paintyournose;nmvitwill take lots.
Vermilllon costs money."——'i‘exas Biitr
Inst
Illn’tI-ew. '
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Until youdohow can i tell!"
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” IS SAID
True the voters in the United States
in 1890 numbered 16.940.811.
Tun-the average strength 01 a horse
is seven audahalitimeagrester than
that 0! a man.
Tuar- in citiuns‘ clothes
mnomnludbythoil’shoosbyxew Isml'l-ss»
York-haulers. “This goods speaks {or itself, mad-
Tns'rtwothirdsoi thegoldnowin Im."saidtheclsrktoaeustomer
”Yes." was the reply. “but lhdon't
wait! discovered d
use in the was “in: want anything quite so lond.”—'l'owr
Topics.
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'i'na-rtwelveyearsagoone sailor in
overylod who wenttoseslosthis life; when
moulyoneinflislost. Beauty-ls this rally an under-
Mr the death rate averages less ‘ shirtydurgraadmothsr madeioryon‘l
among elergymen than among any llsveyoneverwornlt?
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bum bottles mum mu“ lose—Yea It belonged to a mar —-—~—--——-————-
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to every so Albany comes
persona
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liew Orleans one to every m persons
A LITTLE HUMOR.
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tried {a heresy?" Wieka~"Yes: he
refuses to helieve that 'ashhln' is [no
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breakyonremmtto'l’om?" “0,
onenlghths seriously
aadlthoaghtthst
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WILLIAMS’
. ROOT BEER
“ Is the kind that suits.”
Very mingling. easily made. One bottle
extract makes gallons. Sold everywhere.
Inna-summer.
cum Yillli
own Mill!
2 Large Lots Bumn Ave.
4 Bond Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 llicc Lots
Riverside Ive.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighlly Lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oilered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ego I offered my first
purchase of these lots“on term
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
their warranteo deodsare noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
m5
them;youoanasethemodel
not make a beginning now!
You can buy for cash. You
can mahoquarteriy-paymntr.
Yonosnpaymonthiymanyway
oramounttosuityou,
,li yonwill oulytryyonwill
ownsiotinashorttime.
$350.. $460, so.
TAYLOR in coma.
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South'liialn Street. So. some.
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AT
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
mg;Ladros’, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy ten and mixed goods, With cloth and velvet
full buck and l sleeves. Misws’ Garments from 12 to 18
years m plunger; sis and With capes. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 yours in light and dark co ors. Every garment must be
sold and m order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers} price.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable on will be in luded ' '
sale, at just one-half their former prici:all c m a".
Tristram & Hyatt,
lllE LEADING llllY (£0008 STllllE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
BIIY AI HOME AND SAVE MONEY!
Wagons Pnces!
to Ttllll season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
Wl : .
BHGBIES. Pilifilllls, CANOPIES. SPlllllES, ,
CAMS. CARRIAGE, All) IIISIIESS “Gills
Which, for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country, uni
I will make it to e purchaser’s advsn to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have oohed at my stock.
SECOND Hill] WABOIS 0F ALI. KilllS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
00". “it” Ave. N “I‘ll! 3L. trait ”Jill:
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