'timeindecidingwhichotallthessheau-
and It Is now
FOR SALE.
son LITTLE FOLKS. ‘
_ mums...
The St. Louis baby show this m
brought out over 2:") of the brightest
and prettiest boys and girls. ranging
Mthln tot yearsof age,in8t.
100”“th ofthecity. Prison
wusgivan ford months old, 1 year. 18
mthunysarsmi years,8ysan andt
m were Enhanced, third
and fourth prises for both hays and girls
masons.
ineaehclass. Besidestheso therewsre
specialprises for the nuallestJargest.
etc.
smartut,
The portraits here presented are of
AlsneJones. 4 years old, who took the
[wise as the smartest child, and Le Roy
Batu. first prize {or 4-year-old lpys.
0! course the judges had a hard time
deciding between so many charming
children, and naturally their decisions
muted considerable disappointment,
but the disinterested spectutors agreed
thattho awards were fair in every par-
ticukr
There was scarcely breathing room
around the chair upon which William
11. Mayo stood to announce thoprizos.
Mr. Mayo made a neat little speech.
"Indies,” said he. “the long delay which party
has wearied you was not my fault. in
the first placethe judgeshad a hard
. fixy,,,,- ,, ~_‘.
\s\
1.: nor sans.
tihlhabies were the prettiest. and when
thsydiddscidethat point they hesitated
aboutcuningout of their room. Then
they made me promise not to announce
thsresult until theth had time to
disappear from this scene. Thachairv
mandoneotthscommittesa earned a
promigethat I would not readthelist
ustilhs had got acres the bridge and
another tumbled out of a window in
makinghisatcaps. Thsyareverystiugy.
lilhadbeeuinthoirplacerpuldhave
givaievery snooithehuhieshereaiirst
wise." He then read the list of winners.
A Vacation Rhyme.
0h. tors glad vacation rhyme.
sandman:
flatwarhymsdthshappytlns
Mmtntbadrlandhoyl
To thalide washed shore we tint! our way;
Wars-ea the beach and plunge in the spray.
Worst than." rocks we roam
Aadwaiehthswsvuulhsy breakinioam
1'”th wean reveals the base
thvs the tlny barn-ole dwells.
Mtkosiarilahlleouthodrippingsauds.
And whose. as it waitiuflor eager hands.
Ara envious. fluted sheila.
Wsfiaimgonoariiyin‘wheels
Withaikrillthatthosurio‘swallow feels.
And-firth noun tasks
pathos ativsr
oarsaswernarrtlytaks
best.
tins
. Has/beet: ma profitable invest-
ment to former patrons. who
have increased their space to
other portions of the paper.
flak-thisworldasamauhlima.
tooknothot'htotstarvincwiahts
walllisknsw
Butwhanhsm'otamanolwos
Whothonghtotssieldo
Untothsdrudst‘shswouldm
Andthers bromide
'i'olaythsnnhsppymtwtal'low
lio'dgratlslypruvids.
And it hesaw apsrsontall
grounder-inst.
lauhtorin hisvuiea he'll bawl.
“You've alippsrsou your tech"
Which sothe taller-one wouldcall
He would forget thesleet.
Andiiagaina personstruck
“A iwz‘ithshirthlsu'stock stash.
was
lilipurssahsuksuwrsok—
He’deomtort hlmvdthWou‘rsiniuck;
You did not break your neck."
lnother sorrowshe
Would alwaysfindssmstun
And trytollghun misery
Asseouaa'twaabegun.
He‘d anuchatmostwittliy .
» Withhisowuisilor‘sdun. t
And when this thropist
Wily]:t his {mm-:0"
The thathedid
Untohlystunaral
And each in grinning
And not one mortal wept.
—ilsrpor's Blur.
A STORY WITH A MORAL
new looping I‘le [lo-rs unused 'l’ww
Young People ol’ 8t. Innis.
A curious and withal instructive soci-
dmt happened in “ourbeat society" some
time ago. A certain young gentleman
had an engagement to escort a certain
young lady to a certain very fashionable
. The young lady was quite as
fashionable as the party. 80 when the
young gentleman called about 10 o‘clock
she “was not quite ready, but would be
downlnamounent." Theyonnggentle-
man waited several moments. even 2001'
80. and still she came not. lie was very
weary, tor, being “a swell society man"
and the season unusually gay, his social
duties had taken him out every night
for a week and kept him out until 2 or
3 in the morning.
Naturally he was somewhat sleepy,
and the longer he waited the sleepier he
grew. There was a largoalcove in the
parlor draped with heavy curtains, and
in the alcove a comfortable sols. He
thought he would take "tOwinks” while
the leisurely lady lingered in her hou—
doir. Ho stretched himself upon the sofa
and proceeded to take the much needed
winks, but unluckily could not stop
with 40. When at last the lady descend-
ed, radiant in loveliness and resplendent
in costume. the gentleman was literally
“out of sight."
She never thought of looking behind
the curtains, lint snppésing he haul
“stepped out to see a friend" she wait-
ed and waited and waited in vain. At
midnight she gave up the wait and re-
tired to her room in a mood the reverse
of angelic. Next morning. when the
maid was arranging the parlor, she drew
aside the curtains and screamed. There
was Mr. Bulliboy sleeping as soundly
and sweetly as an iniant. The scream
awakened him. He opened his eyes.
rubbed them. took in the situation and
fled without leaving his card. Whether
or not he ever “made it all right" with
lies Creme do la Creme the deponent
saith not.
The moral to this story is: Have
earlier party hours. Late party hours
koptfli- do laCreme upstairswhen she
should have been down, made )lr. Built.
boy tired and drowsy, and so tempted
him to the fatal "40 winks.” with the
disastrous results above mentioned.
When will some leading lady 0! fashion
be sensible enough and bravo mough to
let the lashiottnf parties frmuiitoltl,
sharp at both nodal-45L Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
”Mia's-res.
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Aadktnoutuaptyoutoamsaflds;
its hoards—Wanna. .trutb—
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Mmaynot hswaalthaudialasatthod.
Dutwsalthaadfasnadoaotooasiitwwhflm.
Apun.pertoctmauhood.andaohlslito-
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'I'Iolhlpman's‘l'alo.
Malaya-flan Imeaknaubthtm
hots niodawnthoydrittsdoaasdeu.
Netkuowinawhliherortowhatdarksud.
Nowthsnorth truss tiumnowthehotaouo
mulled.
BumscalledioGodaudtoundgraaimlort-x
demons-had theirtceth withcmsudstaus
laughed
Anmptylu‘btersseiuathattheylivsd.
Boswsetwashrsathhetwseuthsirtoolish lips.
Dayatwrdaythosamereleatlsssmn.
Nightmnkbttiia-msunflut-sun!
Hisssd.audtheteuwatsetthsskywmloossd.
homilmflotimsahandrslaudtisgrlp.
Andaomspalewretehsliddownlntothedark
Withstiiladnpan.audtranatauthorroissbd
I'hore‘whodekminawhatmastba.
At every turn strange shapes reached up and
clutched
'l'hswhiriing wreck. beldonawhile.andthen
Slipped back intothe blackness whence they
cause.
Ah. haplus tolk.to be so test and torn.
Bo racked by hunger. imr. Ira and wave.
And two at last into the nannie— void—
Frail giLdstrung mam! motherswitb their
ha
And were nous saved?
My masters. not a soul:
0h. shipman. woeiul. woeful is thy talc!
Ourhearts are henvyand ourcyeaaredtiamed.
“'hat ship is this that sutured such ill into?
“hot ship. my masurs? Know ye not? Tho
World.
w'l'homas Bailey Aldrich.
WI". Ara Wicked Folk. Buried?
I"l'ell ms. gray halved mama"!
”Where in this ileld are the wicked folks laid?
l have wandered the quiet old graveyard
through .
And studiui the cpltuphs old and new.
But on monument. ohsllok. pillar or stone
1 read no evil that men have done."
Tho old sexton stood by a grave newly made.
Withhisuhlnon his hand. htshaudouaspade.
I knew by the gleam of his eloquent sys
Thathis heart was instructing his lipuiorcply:
“Wholsihojudglwhcnthasoultahstts
llahi?
Who is to judge ‘twiat the wrong aml tho
i!
Which of us mortals shall dare to say
That our neighbor was wicked who died today?
laouryourasy through his the further we speed
The batter we learn that humanity's need
lsehll‘ily'a spirit. that prompts us In dud
Rather virtue than vice in the lives or our kind.
”therefore. good deeds we rc'cord on these
It”
Tia-evil the! men do.lct it dlewiththeirhonea
l have labored as sexton this many a year.
But I have never haw-d a bad man here.”
The Sunny Heart.
A been from heaven is the sunny heart
, That can light those days so dreary
When the iisah is worn and weary
And so amuago the kunest smart.
It may not know what the year will hring
i)! gladnelo or at sorrow,
Nor what the near tomorrow
Athwsrt its sky at dawn may ding.
Yet 'ueath the strain of grief intense.
Under all stre- whatever.
The brave trust taileth never
That for each luau nouns- recompenn.
it could not play the mmnwn scold.
ruining. complaining. carping,
And on tkh nus string harping
Till tussle-s. dark and cold.
God made it let the noblor war
01 fountains trash annealing
And beauties new revealing.
‘l’liough by old hasten ways they lurk.
And lisbrtght mug. with glad retrain.
“shinning the lowlisat mission.
Shall moan-r bring truition
Schema-s that wwlrl paradise regain!
—» spring/aid Republic-l.
The City and the Ilvaw.
Arlvsvtlowing‘thwartatuwn lsaw.
Wheunanyawhartpushsdoutfnaueithsv
was fl‘lly a warehouse. “Malia and
dusk
warps in. hatwssn. whilst. was the night air
I...
mmmwamlymudthsmw
0i scuba. tailspvusswhotsclsias-ust
chit.
WQWO'" min-t rank -
Olpahahavaeaaadcotsel mudandstruw.
And.“ Wilda-MIRA“.
Mdlltvautatlllatioasiutlatwsvs
mwhmmwuutl.
“thumbs-Lithiu- behave.
mtufiyaadwavudhatltslkbt.
Wish prov tho- garli-
ciavr. urethra
°‘ sum lllfllll lllllEI lillll.
Fare. Single. 40cts.: Excursion. 70cts‘.
havvfionthltorwalkdflla. In. mmrmmmw pt IL; Salaries.
Mummuu.mpmm.wtwu Was withtraiastev man
halchtstsansr.0|tydllorwslk.lsavsa§ow¥wk.leadsy.wm and m ‘
Mum. luvsaltorwalkJussdabiIi-sdsyladflataflsyatltflm' th
M'uwuhlln.
Psbndauuudhutpwudaeniukb
miss-y the young man stood balms her
andlodkadhsrsqoanlyintbaeya.
“Weisthowrsckolallm hop-.Viola
W“ "the onset-ll
that “admirable. Iorthslastlx
menthol hiredde in amorous-diva
Xhop-mlttsdmysclitohzth‘yw—
hutthahouid l speaks! “En! The
dru- m. lthssbssaa‘ awake»
ing. Wmhaheeywmdeaaaour
“fight; Mr Pluukctt."lsplid
so. .
2“ womanooldly,”thonglilwould
yheyouririeral."
birianthhiptoaheartthatalvas
h unsettling deeper. higher. W"hs
exclaimedhtttsslyuhstarudtogo.
'Whotalkstonoflmmp
Whanptnesiheheartfovlovcl
Whack-with"—
"Whars did you read those ling Ir.
Plnnketti" she interrupted, her cheeks
aflonisandhereyessparklingwithinursat
ndsadteaaent.
“laawthemtheothcrdayin'l‘hsWeckly
Tomahawk.andthsy seemed-o tender.”
true.» expressive o! the heart's mat
“ . Piunkett."said theyoung wtansn
hlmhingly, "l wrotethat ilttleposm my-
saltandssutitto The Tomahawk. in
it maul-audit you will
givsmsa little more tinieto think over
thisniatter.why.lamnst. surabunhatl
—lmight."—Chiagp‘l‘rihuns.
Mummy.
Minnie—Down liksMr. Dicksrmani
Estho—Othnmsnniy! lull binary
“Amaisan Beautyrnsn." He sends me
thslovslisstroaa.
Minnie—N hutruami
Esther—Kn. u but russa And!
thhikthst'sentidghinrhimeven it he is
rich.
kWh—Bu where do you get your viov
ts?
Ether-l canalwaysdspend on Ed Keir
son torviolstu I tell him I adornihsrn.
Minnie—And Frank llarkneut
Esther—0b. he hrinp me bouhous.
There's a box on the table now.
Minnie—And what does Tom Wilson
give you!
Esther—Tom doesn't give rue anything.
He only takes rue to the theater. He’s the
loveliest escort you ever saw.
Minnie— And what is George Holding-
ton's Mistrial. [y i
Esther—Gnome? 0h.well, Georgojust—
n—calls. you know. He's saving his
money for the engagement ring—Illa
Romaine in Harper's Bun.
Direction»
A member of a professional hash“
company putupatadrstcla- hotel in a
city when his club was playing. it w.
histirstseamnatihebusiness.and he was
not accuwomed to so much luxury. After
a vain attempt to read the menu card.
which was mostly in l'rrnch. the hull playv
er heckonul to a waiter and said hesitat-
ingly:
"Got any roast beef!"
”Yes. salt. Any vegetables. sub?"
The hall player looked at the curd again
hopelessly. than with adeiisnt air he de-
scribed shalt circle around his platc,settiug
oil thespacr that is usually devotrd to side
dishes. and said:
"Just make it kind 0' cloudy around
here. "
Ami the to... did —New York Mercury.
I'll-swarm.
There are some arguments which are un-
answrrahle, and children Mien noise It
them. Marjorie is east-study fond of ice
errant. She was s we daywithher
aunt and begged or asewuddish at that
cooling luxury.
"i am atraid."sald hers-nt.”that iiyou
eat anymore itwill make you sick.“
then youlcouldhr‘i't some to ridt me." I
"But out: come just assoouas
well. auntie!" lid Marjorie cheering:
nothing daunted by this unpluaant poni-
billty.-—Youth's Companion.
l
A ling-lat.
She—During your stay in Paris. did you
get to Freud: flumtlyt
lie—- alrly well. That is to say. I did
not manage to make mysel! understool by
the French peoplemor could I make out
what they said tummhut I am now begin—
ning to understand myselt when I talk
Frantic-Sleuth) limosistieo.
li- Plan.
Dr. A.——Why do you always make such
partistdariuquirlqattowhatyowpa—
tisutaeat? Doesthat asabt you in your
diagnosis?
Dr. ii—Nut that.” it enables Inc to
sustain their social pudtioa ma! arr-up
my less Mostly-Sous hit.
A W lane.
”1 nsvrr realised until today kowtsrrlhll
musty must he." said Hrs. Dollargilt to
h
ash-uni.
“And how slid ssaliss B?"
"i couldn't moduli aha-a to hiba
ths hand orga- Iaa to gnaw-y."-liaiasv
tries.
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shahtt’uakanlasirsw.
suit-s w'sau «sumo-ea. sir.
do nah an alert mutt“ l'mtssat
in mydiausthat the We have.
samytasihmswlulhadlwfieklslm
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scllllilll."
Darts All
torn mounts
25 cts.
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HERE'S MKDIGIKE‘
ll dmiuvueilitatflir.mtbia W.“ on
minim mural .onr adore F):- sun‘s»
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Cure Without Smash Dragging,
“IRE “3039!”:
COIFUIIT’.
HUCCRifiC’tE. EEBEGUURIIIIS g
wucsazsra,
lufiainmazwn. floatation. ac.
smo a lo: tr: Days Tux-d
' fl Illfllflt, Milli.“
rill: w. c. sum 53 out may.
1am. sex I. cant.
Ger Clvz dist-16 panama.
IOIEV REFUN DID
Ithcy Fail to ltd-1v: altars.
"AR
Guaranteed in
ennuFE prevent and run
_ (troup- Pr'xs, flirts
Estels all other! it you want the
strongest, purest. and best, most so
how; W'leams‘ It 15 unequalled l1
wholesomenets and flavor. One bolt e
oft-tract makes 5 gallon: Ask .‘cr vt.
Tlll‘ h Mlfinly " just at goal"
as othenJmt IL” bum. (in: m
trial mil support cm (i um. mu!
'* I Km MIMI. (L
am
mm of
own HUME!
- 2 Large Lois Burnt! Ave.
4 Good lots
Woodward Ave.
9 line Lois
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sightly lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites {or
building a pleasant home can
be oiiered than those lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago i offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantss death are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—4hr. happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can use the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning new?
You can buy (or cash. You
can makeqnarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
oramount to suit you.
it youwili onlytry yonwill
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE,
$350, $400, on.
smegma“
TAMB in iiillllfl.
BRENNAN’B
Restautirant,‘
tint ANll (illilEi
FlillNlSlIEll
Concrete-tamed
Flag and isphali Walks
LAID Bl THE BEST IE-
" (lllillcs. Alll II THE
MUST
APPllllVEll STYLE,
—BY—
BAYMflNfl BROS.
‘1. o. lElllilliGS.
‘ Patel llllgghliilhclllnflllllfl
Will PAPER All] BllflllEllS
lNortthlnatMBmm
Samplebooks or multuslatest‘ylud
fam‘llogdcrsandfliltnaouldh bintro when
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Incl! WWym’
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All hailing! and machin move din Irat-
rlm nah-r. “I. 1.006 ELL. lion I!
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Nokulk. (hon. yi‘llkn
Fun Book and Job Primmg
——AT THE—
Evening Sentinel Office.
‘lh’yrsicianttrWomenl
Ills. till. I. A fillllfllllll
Canbecomlted atheroflce.
333 lmtl 8L, Bridgeport. BL,
from Dantolp. manyday except Sunday
Thebes-tor isa regular physio and for
the ruinous years has made thei) ‘EAHEri
at ’OIKS a spatial: . Ladies suturing
tron: “Bram" laziest to the sex can
consult . (iniliord in the strictest conti—
dcuoalfllwiththeamuranaotrwzivingthe
most shilltul and scientific: treatment known
to surgery and muiisins. Home care
tarnished for continental: cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. in—
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K 6665 TOWN i
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tirtt.
Vim.
their.
Snap.
Echnols,
Morality.
Harmony.
Conlialiiy.
Talk about it.
Write about it.
5 well of it.
lie p to improve it.
Advertise in to papers.
Patrouise its merchants.
[in t maid men tolls
i'lrr all loaterI. sit down on era.
in your oh «t he the wcliare. growth and
'mmnllm: your town and its staple. oa-
courage [giblir spirited citizens by no appra-
can
t. For rates and plans cal
address st. 8. L’iimnmnil agent. ill Wash-
ington strust. mm X .
iiiillfltiitifi
Best Made.
and all kinds of
House Punishing.
Plumbing.
Tm Work.
F. ll. NASH it Illlll
Oor.lainandVlost8t.
n: on “firm
.~3W"W'
J “"fifiu
on. STOVES:
EVERY PAIR
maunfacturers’ price.
sale, at just one-
, fl And you willgsssnot onlya ‘ _,
. - Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe. ~
. But one in which the A
Best Material is Used. Combining Durabiliiyand Styli
lakingitthobestttflilfiemew Bhoointhemsrkst.
WARRANTED.
Gallaudexamiuethembeforopurohasinganyotheert
H. s. BROWN’S,
W Closing Out Sale
Moms in ems
A T
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 allkinds, includ-
ing Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and ar El sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain jac sis and with ca 3. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years in light and dark cb orsn Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
HALF PRICE.
All of our new a fashionablezcapos m111be' included in this
thntheir formerjprice.
Tristram & Hyatt,
“THE LEAIIINI; IlllY- talisman,
g... mi; 53%.: 2EGazette Building.
Wagons oN‘A Kinds and
BUY AT HOME ANll SAVE MIlNEY!
This season I have a superior lot of Wagonsjfor all purposes,
to wit;
Which, for Qualit
LUTHER
cor. Madison In. and Frsnilis 8t.. -
malts, vicious. canons,
cans. Billiliilis, no BliSIlESS visors
and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to t e purchaser’s advan
Don’t go out of town until you have
SECOND HAND WAiillllS OF ALL KINDS.
Bepdr work called for and delivered free of charge.
SPIIDlES.
to buy of me.
ked at my stock.
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Summer School.
sumo BUSINESS could.
Stamford. OOnn.
“pedal nus .u'mtllll an stared is ihosado-
ulroua ofsu'urlnx a nouns-mam
l’leissnt study 100ml- w m
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H. D. SMITH. ‘
suntan-assaults. .Icwals.
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