and it is now
' 'nts saute mo uuoenrsuen.
rmhabhshethoassaourtown'aprila.
M WM
W‘m‘
x meeliiltted anomatssndnaat.
:‘ “Haemogmmng bnrcntognlds.
0-0“!me Lurmrsdbyabahar
- “also flow at calm and m babel
Mubhthshnelastlroatiatnwn.
Wasthelseentltolannndsrtaher.
‘ hwdmwmmmm.
'l‘hq moved their bestse- buth to other
”we
. hibenveatrneaotasusanddasghters.
Mwbeeatorthuse wheaseatingiaover.
Oshdu w theymovedawar.
Th ' “Tam-now“
mmmwtnmum
Wnotadeathhadheinrnanyshy.”
—ldward
lens-stinRewYothun.
3m AND TOBE.
Forweiatherehadhentnosains heart
troubleinmyschooionllaecoonnaam-
taln. Themieagainsttheuseottobacco
was no longer resisted. The'nnrried
peoplswerelearuingweil; so.too,were
ths"grauwidowersandwidowa" The
littleonesweremorelovableeswyday.
One mning.howsver,onr peace was
disturbedhythenewsd a tightonthe
wayhuuefrom schooltbe «eningbc-
tore. Adoaenormorewereimplieated.
Bynoonlhadaveryeorrect account
dihalair.‘l’imtalternoonlrequested
thsguiltyonutorsruatnatterschool.
Little groups of two. three or tour
stoodaronndand discussed matters in
awestruck whispers. I heard one or
twnlittlegiris-y:
"Theteachertol Benryto stay. Did
youhnowahedld?’
“Ls, no,did she? D’rechin
gitswhooflnl Wouldn' that be aw-
iulferabigboylach Henryatewae 24
yearsold)tobewhooped? Shem’t
whoopllenry. He'sbiggw‘n sheis."
When school was dismissethalf a
donut children lumy room kept their
sedaAsthelinecamedownstairssome
toarorfive dromd onto! itandtook
seatsintherearofmyroom. lmotion—
edthssnlront and wentout toseethe
rested.
Sonnwnttlingerhtgly,glanciugbaclx
through thewindowtowbere the col-
prits-t. ‘
Whenlcameintotheroom.stunereal
gioornmraaedtohave settledonthelit-
tiem I could imaginethatithad
jut uttlsd there,tor l was confident
that betas myentrauce sundrywinks
nudnfleshadbeeneac
Sarmepand Tobe Mullins were the
Whethersweresimplyaccea-
salsa.
Buywu s thin,pngnosedgirl,who
loohadolduoughtohave had yearsot
allied-see. Tobe was a frecklofaced.
croucyedboymerbapstwoyears older
than8ary
“We’llheartron'l’obeandfiarahfirat.
Iatnsure‘l'obewill be pliant enough
toallowflarah tow-k first.
itshedoqhawinhsvethehstword.”
“I don’ cyur,” said Tobe. "But it i
thsiais'word hit'llbethe first time
everlsmmebavebit." Andoneot
hbao-eyeewinhsdsiylyat theothor
asatittcrwenttlnonghtheroosn.
“Go on. Sarah. Tell all about this
trouble yonand Tobe had on your way
horseman-chad.”
“Well, l’lljiattellyouheowhitwu
Asapsneluvuawuagwine home yie
tadsy evenin we jistt'other
sideuv Inlilligin'sonthat roehyhiii
torest. We allaet deowu,snwewna
allasettiatalhinmn me an Tohslul-
linewnaaiittlepaaoeoti {nauthebai-
neswnm.“(hereilaryhlushed)'l'oba
hetriedtohi-me. ldon't letnoboy
hbme(sweliingwithoonacio-vinus).
aaljtstnpedau hit himinthemeouth
'ithhtsdinnerbuehet. Thelediellofl'n
thebuchehsnjistthenllsnry’l'sybrhe
coins up so he says-aye he. 'Wbut'a
matter,Tobs?snhehiched Tobe’sbnch-
etlelldsownthebial.
‘fl‘obehstuohand
'l'sybrhe run up an kicked Tobe's
haebtaahnochdttdownthblnfl.
uparochsnhitllob,“
Henry'll
have increased their noses
other portions of the paper. ‘
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Pong-SALE.
Wendy.
Mifimntolflp.‘
W’ sou condemn
Fare. Single. 40cte.: Excursion 10cm.
when”. I. latelszwhlsdlaa
mauuumuamm.naa. Mwltbtniastbr unattra-
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abreathofwlld therecame
themuisoi’thewhal amongtheiines.
thetinklingofcowbellsandthenotesoi
tbesohoolbell ltngwith childish
laugittsr. The grow upon me
yearbyyear.audwhen lastslnulnerl
stoodamong scenuon
lwasthinhing otallthiswhsnsome
one called myname. I looked into a
homeiytace,lnight with a welcoming
smile.
“Why,it's8aralt."
“Oh, you huowed me, didn't you?
Aiiter10yursyouhnowedme,”aud3ary
laughed,andwoloohed into each other's
taco to see the changes thatweknew
mustbethere. Thenllarysteppedbach
and drown man,whorn Ihadscarcely
noticed.to her site. With ssrnileand
somethingofabluahahesnid:
atmisvv‘
h'l'hiois'l'oite. Otcoarseitia." The
cross eyes were the same,though the
hairwassosnewhstdarher. Aalloohed
at Saryand Tobe the years fell away
fromus,andwe were back inthelittle
soboolhouseouthemonntninmcemore.
Thestirring of a tinybnndle in’l'obe's
srmsbronghtuaallbach. Asltoohthe
littleatom of humanity in my arms 1
hewthst I was looking down in the
(scout the most wonderful baby that
mahtedmltboughitanoeswasade—
cidedpugand its eyesslightlyat tron
purposes. Sary and Tobe watched it
with pride ssit blinked at mewisely
andtoohitsfiatoutot its mouthtoooo
Itlllt.
Sary and Tobe. with many others.
cametothe little station to seemeofl
whenl left Raccoon mountain. As I
stoodonthepiathmnoltherearurmnd
old friends waved theiradieusuny eyes
weremiaty. When my vision cleared,l
sawSaryand Tobe climbing the moun-
tain together, and Tobe was carrying
thebaby. Then i remembered theair
castleslbsdbuiitasl satonthemerun-
tain lOyears before. Fair castles they
wm,butnotsoiairastbeone$aryand
Tobe had built is “anthem—Mar-
pretlclisnghlininCincinnatil’tnt.
amt-“mks“...
Animportantstopin fishruiture has
recentlyboenmsdehythellnituiiitatea
commission“ fisheries. Commisiona
Harahallllclionaldwillbos ‘
onstrstothattheartificialt ureol
sturgeonisaepractiablessthstott
shadortrout. Thestnrgeonhsbery
ducas a most important export in i
cart-re. ltisone cl thereoat valua
oi the coast industries,and its [resent
caulition seems towarraut all theetlurts
olscisntiticdahcnltnre. in was exper—
imentsintbehatchingotaturgeonwere
carried on at Delaware City. Del.. by the
cosumimitm.buttheywm so littlesnc—
eessful that until tbepreeent nofurtber
eflortsweredoesnsdsdfusble.
The results that have just been at-
tainedat thesamelocslitybyanssdst
ant o! the maiden. Dr.
dean oi Colonials college. New Tosh,
sewn. however.to benwst
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@000 ROADS IN NEW JERSEY.
I“!!! “disturb-t. “halt!
a one
nmwmortm "
This bfllpovldedthatanyeountyin
theatatewishingtobnild stone roads
mightdosobystwothirdsvotoot the
boardolsupervisors. Among the pro-
visions ot' the bill are the following:
Amountot brands that can be tuned.
$25,000inanyonecounty. The board
has suthosityto employ an expert en—
glueartoprepareplansand
and mperviee the work. We!
thoexpuusrnustbebornebythstown-
abipthroughwhichtheroadps-esand
twothirdsbytbecountyatlsrgs.
Unioneountywastbeiirsttotahesdo
vantageottha law. They first deter-
minedontheroadstomacadamiss,and
tiientheengineerpreparedtheplsnaand
specifiutimgndifidsweseanlioitedtor
buildingtheeame,and thscontractslet
tothelowest responsible biddere,each
rosdrunning onetowuship. In
allthereweredllmilesbnilt,beingllifeet
tnwidthsudlzincbss deep,andheing
wlmtiscailedtbe hitord-nncadatnsysr
mumaveragecostolsbontssmo
permile.
luconstructingtberoadweflrstpad—
edit carefully and formed gutters on
eachsidewith atallsuficienttocarry
thewater to the nearest watercourse
withsuilldent crown giventotheroad
sotbstthewaterwonldeasilyruntotho
gutters. Atterthe road is thusgradsd
tothowidthoi’themacndam 16 feet in
thecenteristahen out tosdepthof 12
inches. Thesuhfonndationistbenm
tnllyrolled,sothatthebedwillbecorn—
pactsndtothotrnegrade. Alterthisis
donetheteliord stone foundation to the
depth of eight inches is carefully laid by
hand. Thisstoneiswedgeshaped,thein-
tastleesbeingtilledwiththechipaoithe
stoue,whicharepounded insotht the
stonuareheidfirmlyinposition...
Themtthingtohodoneis to thor-
onghlyroll the tellord: then a layer of
brohenstonetothedemhotfiinchesis
laid,which is rolled andwatered.and
uponthat screenings oi stone are put
andthoroughlywateredandrolledfihcn
scourseotsnnllerstonetothedepthot
twoincheais puton,andthenwhat h
callsdthefinkhingconrseisputonand
watered and rolled. Sometimes this
processolwatering and rollingis cou-
tinuedinsslnallsection ions week or
tendaysnntiltbe roadie perfectly
smooth.
been built the luv-yer!- especially the
farmers. were all clamorous for a road
in their immediate neighborhood, and
the legislature without one dissenting
vote passed a bill allowing the counties
toiseuebonds, and today there is not a
taxpayer in Union county that would go
back to the old system at roads. Alter
twoyearsoithesevcrest use not arut
can be found, although the heaviest
hint at loads have constantly passed
over then.
The valuation oi property in the coun-
ty ins greatly increased, and numerous
manufacturing industries have located
in the county. Bicycle people are espe-
cially pleased with the condition at the
roads The whole management of the
road system is under the control of the
board at supervisors, just the same as
other county matters. There is a coin—
Krnitteeol the board that has immediate
control jyt as you have soonnnittee at
your board that iooha alter justice claims
or county buildings, etc—F. A. Dan
barn in Saginaw Courier-Herald
sane-nausea...
PredJ.Bsnith.whohasbeen arse-or
tor Decatur township. ills, subunits a
pr'opositiononthecmntyroadirnprot’o
nientqnestionwhichhiihely to attract
mattentton. lie says: "My plan is
toinelosstheroadswithwateraudsmw—
prodshsdstoteet wideandiotssthigh.
thetrameworhtohe ot atesl.ths ides
coutractentbrscingthat portion otthe ide-
Alteraboutlomilesof the road had N01
CHIPPER caesium
. isn‘t it! Thoma with and
getsawamreceptionwhaevsrhs
”—BuflaloCourla. .
they y, many
aonrddents by petting in thdrwsrh as
quichlyaspouibkdian-scuyloumal.
Theman who should inventamacltine
nths‘tsmple could drops puny in the
dot pick out a name for the W
would surely make a fortune—it would
tahesemauytrisstogstanamstosnis~
Tit-Bits
Thereisthisgoodtobesaidot the-liver
dollar. liamuuseea one lyingintle
street. he wan't pass it for 65 cents-Phil»
drlphis’l‘imes.
The reason the piano is such asympa-
thetic instrument is because it is greatly
gig-bod every time it is played‘llochsater
oerat.
The well in“! man is nowhere so outain
of his standing as in a crowded streetcar.-
Trny Prue.
thnaehild wants niavortrrnnhls
parentaheaakshiatather’apermissiousnd
tells histnotherheia going todoit—Atchb
son Globe.
“This is not altogether the hind 0&1
houael «noted on." said ssuburhus reaiv
denhahowlnghlsuswreaiduieetoatlriend,
“but the architect says it suits him.”—
Phlladeiphis Record.
“l'veuotthe dropon yon,”aald the ink
bottletothenswearpst—llorhestarChm-
A Germanstudsnt hasestimatad that it
cost Columbus about 07,500 to come over
here and discover us. ltwaeworthevuy
cent of the investment—Philadelphia Led-
pr.
Equally cal-rest.
‘ lie had taken her to the opera. to the
theater. to dances. concerts and recapture.
but never alone.
She had always included in heraoerptr
soon 0! his numerous invitations the print
proviso that she should beailowed'to bring
a chaperon. tor she ”neverwent anywhere
without one."
Now. however. she felt that she was ad.-
tingtoknow himverywelLandaeshewrs
greatly desirous 0! hearing Bishop Heavy-
stoue at Northern Kora Zuublapreach at
the Church of the Heavenly Spire on Mad-
ison avenue next. Sunday evening. she
thought shecould sately as); J not toaceom-
pany her.
Jack hadnever tancied the chaperunact.
in fact.“ had wearied hintsaoeedingly.
hehadneverdamdtopsusstagalnnit'
But when he remindher invitation he
-w a chance togireher a gentle hinted his
sentiments on the subject; so heasnthern
infiedIatareply written in herown sweat
a; .
Irina-Hum l’aorln—lt waseversohisdel
you tothtnhot rue,and i shall begrustlyeharb-
ad tempt your dellghttul invitation tomcat
Bundayevening. ”resume! cusses. that you
will have no objection to my bringinl my
mother? Yours sincerely.
Jaca Branrxuroa.
—Ilarry Romaine in Brooklyn Lite.
He Was light.
The story of the rich man's selling all he
had and giving it to the poor was the sub
on in a certain Sunday school
class not long ago. The teacher was ill»
hating: the moral timt the lcsmn convoys
One oi her most attentive listeners was n
little iellow scarcely 0 years old. but as
bright as adollar and with a tongue that
uses the queen's English in a manner that
would make that motheriyold soul squirm
if she heard it. "Sow," said the Incite!
very impel-holy, “it a man is tostunste
enough to maheflxlmlliin the course oi
lib lite. it is hiaduty to give hall at it at
least to the poor." ”Ya." intcrupted a
print little girl in one em.“bnt how
many men mats 81.000,” in the course
otthcirllveat" There was a silence tor a
moment. when the little fellow chirped in
with the caustic answer. "Darn low."—
Utlca (linens-r.
not We; s. In.
Husband—You have been worrying Ins
iorlveyasrsbecaue youwara not-swell
dressed as Mrs. Nudoor.
Wile—~Welli
“Well. he’s tailed—can’t pay htsdebta"
“Did he owe you anythingl"
M. 'Q"
”liumphl I can't see what that. has to
do with my clothea."—Kachsnfl.
Where‘lheyllt.
mmvmn'tmtmum than to
put your lost on mental tarot at the
mud lluppoae some one should main
sndsitdownonlti
Swanson—This is the night Mr. Klee-
irllooomestomdaandtheyneversltan
theant‘a. 'l'twyalways sitsonthe rocking
chair—(lootil'iswa
Anythingteofllfl.
Fortune mm are read your too
misfit luulndowtysnrtatnrehw
Indy-l already have a hashnd.
Mans Tattle-ll you'd “hatch-reint-
Jhaad out. can do that toa-«Jnltmapolh
m
M—Howisityondon’tesllenlh
Ilium
sat—mutt: M her out.
Isothwahsdah.-Vegae.
lee-Annuals.
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noun
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convulsive.
Will. mm
oaruceusars,
tenant-satin. Congestion, str.
".00 a lea as hush-taunt
If lessens, as
me w. c. amass ca. a. may.
‘I'IIIL I0! es Clm
mw.mam
HONEY RE'UID‘D
[they lailmlslir—a eanre.
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how much,
but how good.
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Gretta: BMW e drink on emit Has
the best flavor and body, combining ole
mentsmtqoenchthethimand
the system. One bottle extinct mites 5
gallmeotflhehiodthatsuits”
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gal will ”99047-3115....” m
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SELEBT lllllll
0W" HOME!
2 Large Lois Burnt! Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward lve.
9 line lots
Riverside ive.
l4 Choice Lots
Lincoln ive.
l5 Sightly Lois
on the Blull
overlookingtheharbor.
No more available sites tor
building a pleasant borne can
be altered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purehueottheselote"onterms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up new. and
theirwarranteedesdsarenoted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners at a
prospectivehotne. Youhnow
than; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can makequarterly payments.
Youeanpaymonthlynanyway
oralnounttoanityou.
it youwili oniytryyonwiii
malotinashorttime.
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$350. $400, etc.
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Flag and tspllall Walks
lilll ii “if DESI IE-
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MUST
APPRflVEIl STYlE,
—BY-—
— BAYMflNll Bills.
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losglslani Improved um Boga.
Yellow Aberdeen.
Strap leaf,
lhiie Egg.
Fresh Tested Stock
llanlord’s Floral tin,
“Will, Blilll.
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Ills. ill. I. I. mull
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teases. Tenn-M
letters promptly repliad in. Int
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l‘lresllloslrrs.att
latyouroh tbethsweltarenowshanl
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at the lowest prices.
OIL STOVES
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
Oauandmhetbembstmpmohadnganyotitushoaat
H . 3. BROWN ’3,
South 'Iilain Street. 80. Norwalk.
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4 to 12 years in light and dark
sold and in order to do it we
manufacturers’ price.
-_ Closing W
items inn om
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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
ing Ladiee’, Miaeee’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet
full back and argel sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12
cars in plain jackets and with c
garments of allkinds, includv
03PM»
to 18
Chil' dren’s garments from
ms. Every garment muatbo
willsellthematleesthantbo
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes
sale, at just one-half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
will;be included in this
Americas Perils its this lisp,
1.... .332” '""°""'" W we LEADING nnv aunts. nuns, .
lellos Blane, _ mo. zzcazette Building.
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Wagons of
”GEES, l’lllflillS. Ollill’lES.
Iwilltnnheitto
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Kinds and
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
Ber. ladies: Its. Id lelll 8h.
Bill AT IlllMEllANll SAVE MIINEY!
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SPlllllES,
cunts. BillllllliES, llll WSIIESS HMS
Which. for Qualii and Price. cannot be beat in the country. and
e purchaser’s advan
Don’t go out of town until you have
SECOND HIID “WIS 0F Ill. KIIDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
tohuyot use.
kedatmystock.
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