- lane wt the film 0",le are
, tion. The list shows that during the last
' ed, were arrested by rcason of a letter
‘ ss frisadsln llnrwsik lintttrdny no.
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fllfll COUNT! TOWN“.
nails and lastly. reused lstssered
and lulled Down Into lbwrt ltorlur
tilt M who In Iay lead.
ThedaslbianttordofGnceAT
birdssll, who by,,_ hss left‘to her
mother. Harriet A. ll, formerly of
Westport. all at her estate. recalls the
“mods suit of Birdssll against Wheeler,
which was in the courtsof this county
for nearly ten years. Alonzo Wheeler
neelptsd for some valuable personal
property, consisting ot wearing apparel
and jewelry claimed by Georgiana Al-
denand lire. Birdsnll. who. alter being
divorwd irons Samuel (J. Trubee, marr
rind D.'(J.VBirdsal|, now decessed. Mrs.
Blrsdall sued Wbctelsron his bond and
recovered judgment “hart time before
the death of l). C. Birdsoll. Mrs. Bird-
call now mldnsiri Hartford. The do.»
ceased Kill Bltdstsil Wits a daughter
01 Samuel Trillion, not changed her
time alter her mother'e second mar:
The school enumeration just completed
in Bridgemrt shown decline in popula-
school your there lieu beetle falling oil
of 455 scholsrs overlthe year of 18%. In
thatyesr there was is total number of
18,583 scholars, while this year there are
18,131. The various gains In the (tiller
ant schools amounted to W, while the
loss reached 780. According to this
enumeration the population of the city
computed in the usual way is 52,878.
Tbiliso decrease from that computed
last year of 1.832.
A mullet cm of horsu stealing: came
up before Judge lloyl in the Greenwich
borough court. . orphan Wood, William
A. Cook and George Palmer, the scout
written by a convict named Connors, in
Sing Sing} prison, charging then: with
having been implicated with stealing .1.
ll. Haight's horse at Long Ridge. The
“been protest their innocence.
Tbs Syracuse authorities retuse totnru
over Duane 'l'rowbridge. the horse thief
ran down by Detective Cumin, oi
Bridgeport, delpite the fact that requislt‘
ion paperswcre secured for his surren-
der. Trowbridpe worked sll the country
towns in this vicinity, stealing horses
frostsonetown and selling them in an
adjoining place.
”ward libsughnvssy, a special police
inan “Bridgeport, has resigned. 'lhe
reasonhe gives is that he is going to
leave his wits because bile has sucha
vicious temper.
Iltzllltlili’l‘ 0W5.
llr. Knapp. who look the contract In
build the new mud (or theliilbcrt A: Ben-
nett Ianulscturinx wmosny. hes finish-
ed the work. and. with his men, has left
let his house in Holden llill.
Hobart White and lira. it. u. Brewster,
“little Bastard district, let: tor New
York city, Thursday last, when they
will remain through the winter.
lr.sndllrs. howls Warren will take
Moi Mrs. B. (i. Brewster's place, in
Little Boston district, during the winter.
Tbsfiswiu society at the First Con-
gregational church Inst at In. A. ll.
Dental house, Thursday slternoon.
Mtbuvills, who stints time ago
luttbesllbtof one eye, has now be-
”may blind in both eyes.
The scholars of the Methodist Episco-
yalflnndaysebool are practicing for s
Christan entertainment.
The (lemma lltrisg mobsstrs out
at thsbousa ol Aaron stis, Thursday
its. lsroy Osborn and daughter visit-
“Taylor hes me to New York
Work Is m rapidly on Ir.
lung's tenets-shins «retract. The
ususbstweat ontbswest sldsot tbs
sin A. harm. ting-sat lsssss
finances-its llswsrt.l..l.,sal
wl W «sub: astral their
sspsssss lemmas. usursw
imam“ mam-use
”finishers“.
forester-asst M‘s music
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”militant. Withhe-
- “fluctuations-eyes.
‘Wflsflslathsdsslsrssasst
F RNITURE.
Lsdies’ Oak Desk. ti. .6. tr, tie; Fancy Rocker, use to no; ‘
, Large line Couches, lounges, Easels, Hassocks, lint Becks,
Foot Bests,Wbiie Chamber bulls complete. Also it lsrge‘line
* Oak Chamber Suits, Book (loses.
”clinician or rsrnioior.
not Fill from lllllllllll ,
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Ghefloniercs, Hut Bucks.
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The W lair or lease W
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Munmowr, 2a. Des. Masses l.
Carpenter, a blind bustierwbo M it
the village at Port Royal, three W“
at thin city.hss been understand is
Ion. James B. amiable under I",
suspected oi the crime. Carpenter's
ily consisted oi himself, his wile and the
son now under wrest Domestic .
have been frequent, the senand nether
always taking sides Ila-inst the father.
he son has been frequently hard to
threaten his tsthsr,sud he has declared
his intention mnetsven tors restarts.
“finbi‘gd h hater disappeared Bu
I no on n-
day night, but his absence was not noticed
until Monday morning, when the alarm
Carpenter and her son
which rm strengthened byth uni
theyhad not sooner given notice of the
old man's absence.
The premises were thoroughly searched,
and in the warehouse at‘ths rear of the
reeidence a large pool of blood wselound.
The hodywss. inter recovered about M
yards in the rear of the warehouse in a
small stream called Tuscarora creek. The
son and wile oi the missing than took an
sctivspartin the search. When-themed
who were in chsrgs at the crappllup irons
reached the mouth of the creek, t (In
to the surface the terribly mutilated body
of Carpenter. The head wss found to
have been chopped with a as in seven or
eight plans. A large butcher knits had
been thrust through the heart.
James B. Carpenter was immediately
BLUE PENCILED ITEMS.
The court of appeals denied a stay 0! ex-
;ntion {or Murderer Johnson, now In Sing
nib
Vice President Stevenson delivered s
speech at the Georgia State exposition in
Augustin _
The British cabinet has - agreed to
strengthen the navy, and £8,013,510 will
probably be spent.
The pope bu confirmed the selection of
the Rev, Michael Tierney as bishop of the
diocese of llnrtlord.
The court of Appeals decided that Cora
Tanner, the actress, was the legal wile of
Colonel William 1-). Sin olllroohlyn.
A Mexican named l’sncha, ill years old
and totally blind, was found burned to
death in his home near San Diego, Csl.
The entire family of William Schwartz
of Fort Wayne were poiwned, and six of
this family are in Is dangerous mmlltinn,
The insurgent milder, Admiral DI
Gama, has taken e command of the in»
snruent squadron in the boy of Rio do do
neiro. ‘
A young man in Chattanooga who was
compelled to be vaccinated, and who will
probably lose his left arm as a result, will
sue the city for damages.
The trial of Alfred John Morison. the
tutor what-i charged with the murder of
Lieutenant Windsor Dudley Cecil llam-
brongb, WM begun in Edinburgh.
lire Did lot lllde the Grins.
Mainland, N. Y., Dec. law-The burn-
lct of l‘armingville, four miles distant from
this place, is wrought up over the murder
0! Mrs. Georgians Jackson, to years old,
who lired alone in an old fashioned house
in the middle of e large farm. The inur-
tlerer, after killing the and woman, set
fire to the building, hoping in this way to
hide the crime.
aunts upset-s the ass-Is.
braisoristn, Illa. Dec. lit—«Governor
Altgsld. speaking at the Gemanla club in-
cldent in Chicago. said: ”i was earnestly
solicited by three members to give them
public posithms. l'orressons that 1 con—
sidered good 1 declined, and i suppose tint
they thought they was getting even with
m. it
A lay lebbsr renal nutty.
(villus. the. 11-4}. W. «is France. In
years old, was fmml guilty at robbing e
mail carrier of a snail pouch. Judge Dun:
d hassald be will scrim bins for lite in
t nitsntlary. The carrier be robbed
was t a buy. ilnecwntwasall the young
robber realised.
found a landless Indy.
luminous. Dre. ills—Fredrick county
is in s ferment. 'l‘wnlox hunters discov-
ersdsnewly inadsmvenearllockiiprinas.
Theysoon unearthsdsbsadlesstrnnkols
naandrsportsd their bully dudtotlle
authorities. who are end-avert»; to solve
the nystsry.
«museum-stance.
Btrnstlse. ll-Vrnnhllu ll. hosts
at this city has nestled Governor flower
on: “WWW”
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artisan ea tbs sharps W “all
treksndwhlerskewins.
[cessation Delegates til-sass Angeli.
Cllcsun. list». ill-At the federation
Wmeulionsc comm
up a lively wrssstlsby s iatredasi
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testers-use miss. ltwas Instinct
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csatotr. ll. 1.. lies. tides-pt K. Villa
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The Sentinel
at the low rate oi twenty—firs cents tor one insertion; titty cents
for three insertions, or one dollar for a. whole week. All such
advertisements are carefully classified. Blots clearly what you
tam Philompht.
sets which boarding. personalsandbusiusssopportuniiies, will
Noni. Philosopher.
so it resistor ttrsst.
It ls. l lsllrtsd Flaw.
ts.- 90'1' 0H EARLY WITH THOUGH”.
sstbemlssleusrtohssr
at him at an esrly tints.
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Dllllllli 6M0 THIEF.
He Sandbags and Robs a Clerk
in the Poatollicc.‘
~—.....,.~ .w
l‘he cast-In s! the Wholesale Ital-p De-
Muses! Blocked Censuses Iya “can.
an Who Got Into tits (titles by a Knee.
Dropped n rash-gs or Money.
Clitcsoo, Dec. lil—Csshler A. J. Robin-
son at the, wholesale stomp department ol
the Chlcago tmtolllce wits snudhaued In
his oflice. and u lsrue sum 01 money was
taken. How much is not known, but It Is .
estimated es reaching into the thousands.
Mr. Robinson who clone in his office
when n rap, such as is given only by ema
ployees of the paslolllce money orderdev
pertinent when they desire to see the cash-
ier, was given upon his door. Mr. Rubin-
son at once opened the door and was con-
fronted by a stronger, who salted if his
cash balanced. .tl'ifi'ltobluson replled'tbet
itdld not, ulthnnirhlie hot] gone over it
several it es.
“I sent y boy here to get come stumps," '
continued the stronger. "mid he Wits given
more stumps than he should have received. ‘
I have brought them back, and here they
are. This will probably muise the cash to
come out all right." '
lift With - Bundling.
Mr. Robinson extended his hand for he
stamps, and he At once received is ter ' Ilc
blow upon the howl with n club or sand-
buu and wall knocked senseless. lie wits
still unconscious when found nearly three
hours inter. and by the time he was able
to tell his story the thief had been gone
uenrly four hours. ,
Ilo lelt absolutely no claw behind him,
as nobody slits him lmve the building, HI}
mode his l‘b-"ilpt! through is window, «Imp
plus three package“ of mom-y of mi :1. .. ‘ ‘-
galc value of (MI in his busty ow.
nothing to work llpnti, ’ -
money tnkcli will Lunl‘x. .. « Arr
loniitlii, mi i; will le
straighten on: IH-iw-vn“ » . its
amount is generally put. lili'nl“"". :"- ,1. '1‘
or ovrr.
WILL ARREST CORSETT.
As floors no Ils Arrives In Jacksonville He
Will Ila Put In Jail.
JACKNJSVILLL, Fill. Der. lit-Jl'lio latest
rumor in sporting circlu, in this city is to
the filled thnl n-l mun M .i. J. (‘urbl-lt ur-
si-u bus. on Thursday ln' “ III In- lll'l'i‘Mul
and put in jail for vlulnlioii or llit,‘ unite
law in cominglieri‘ tiller ll'll‘lllgprcvlilll-liy
li’l’ltllul‘ll for is light within the suite
boundaries.
ll this is «lot... l‘m-bett will be promptly
gotten out. by n writ of lmlmts mums and
carried belon- Judge l‘nll. who will try tho
case, If tilt-decision in against Corbett. mt
appeal will be tdkui to the supremo court.
'l'hcmlt'ocutcs oi tho boxing mulch nrc
very sanguine thst all obstacles will be
overcome. for they stay that they have the
opinion of the lamtlnwyorsln tlu- hmlt‘ that
the match between Corbett. sud Mitchell,
as it will take piece. is not In violation 0!
the state law.
The Marriage Only is Joke.
DAKlflmJi, Ills. Doc. Ill—v’l‘in- imtri-inge
of Jules E. Mustlmutn of this city and Mimi
Julia Van Kirk. ll wealthy young lady of
Chicago, has been dissolved. The young
lady claims that she murried Mllslirmlm
under mental duress, growing out of u
joking wager that she would do «n if he
would sacrifice on embryonic board.
It. Ponds at Marion's Unemployed.
lamilox, lire. ill-«Mr. .lnniw Keir llmu
die. member of p'iriiument lor the south
division of Went Hampshire um] president
0! the Ayrshire .‘nlluurn' union. bended the
march of will) unemployed wurknn-u from
Tower hill in Hyde park. (in the mum
much the [willfti disperse-d the [irr-vcaslnn
Md captured hurt-ml lxlnnm.
Two lllelo" (re-sated All".
DALhVILl.l§. Aid, Dec. l3.~l'. llecklmm's
house was burned to the ground. and his
ttvo daughtersa-laumniuml 19.:me Lizzie,
aged :0 --~ were cremated nliw. 1.1mm
rushed back into the iminw in wt Little
and come out with lter sister in lll'l’ ui'ms.
As she reached the porch the balcony over
it fell on the two.
Will lies. a ”Muskie Tomorrow.
.lstsrsrowx. N. Y.. Duo. Iii.- tint» year
ago ltalph Crossmler murdered his mother
new lirasllord, l’s., and to coucenl the
crime he hung her corpse in a cow stable to
give the apprentice of suicide. lie will he
hanged on Thursday nt ninethport.
french nsputy Threatened.
I’Allls. Dec. lbw-M. Jules (litesde. sociol-
lst member at the chamber of deputies, has
yearly-d an anonymous letter, signal “A
Bourgeois.” upbrsldlnu him for his politic
cal propaganda sud ilmstsnlnu to kill
lay rem tie-operatic"- om. I‘setorlss.
Ptmnrnn. Dec. lll.~'l‘heAmr,-rlcun Flint
Glass Workers’ union is considering the
advisabilityof sterling coopersllvs tecto-
rlrs in opposition toths United States Glass
winpsey, which rserntiy locked out Itssin»
lwtseprlsls. till Ito-spell“.
llisrlrsauros. N. Y.. Dee. 13.41.. Blund-
ardOII company has appropriated tmpoo
to be used at Poster and other places In
this vicinity whereas sud oil have been
discovered recently.
llr “trees in China's.
b‘lllcsnti. Dec. Ill. ... The Kennel club
opened today. five hundred cracks
have been «instill-y owners. Including all-
Delivers. the two lit. llsrnsrd.
heaped b) a tie-pips tau».
neutrons. Pa. bu. ill. .. Inns-t
Word and Jacob Ritchie, primers at
the State industrial islet-mam, scooped
by wakinc a ladder oles‘spips.
spas nus Its-us. may. “
ltstvam. Dee. lbw-Till minister ol
the has “a sablil providing torina
hit voluntary Mill“!
urnklsts.
s r on rs '
N I!“ a... GM VI
sis: lsthstrlsunlsv billiard Maggot
“NWM‘smimWr
0.. .t. H can... ..... -u.
M bound in the banks. new lots-
l’rnta lands of sunshine guy with bloom
Wa'took tho northern course and cans
To that great city which delights
Grlih satire in Ronnie‘s name.
A remnant weak, his people take
The crumbs that front her table but
mmlslhelra, thefutnrahln
Who crowds them harshly to the wall.
Proudly she sits upon her hills.
Her various waters [learning round;
“or snowy crested moun‘sins (sir,
Bolt mirrored in their blue Wound.
But one. the top and crown of nil,
High soaring tar above the rtst.
Bid in impenetrable clouds
Bis towering bend, his ample breast.
But.uh, at length it morning dawned.
One more divine smith never knew. -
When better for than tale or dream
The mountain clove the heavenly blue.
Themnnnlaln! All the snowy peaks
Which mountains seemed the day before,
That day were little hills. so high
We saw the highest climb and sour.
So blah! Go grand! And yet with all
Bo sweetly. delicately falr.
We had believed it one bud said.
“A dream, a phanmmof the air."-
And as the perfect day went by
More dreamlike still the mountain grow.
As zatherina mist... s purple tone,
Around his base their venture drew
All white and pure from crown to foot
There floated in tho azure deep
A bill of heaven. s mount of God.
It made our beam with gladnees loop.
The things of sense are types 0! soul.
How oil for many days the best
ls thlck involved in clouds that chill
Man‘s haul-t within his lonely brcutl
And then there comes is day at days.
And flouting bright in heavenly sir
lie sees the mount of (ind, all whltu
Wltli flclds oi l'nhli nmi fotmls oi prayer.
And by that aim mu vision Must
' Hoknnws tho police that passeth thought.
God folds him to his heart. “is good
is better lhnnlho best he sought.
—».lolm W. Chadwick.
Noni-{HE BoOK.
l was sitting in is tiny abouahop,
perched high rind dry on the and wall,
watching my friend, the "cap'n." stitch
shoes—little children‘s shoes. I called
him "cap’n" by way of compliment,
this queer old fellow with his bald pesto
and oily, mocks-rel fut-e. Truth to tell,
ldunbt hislizu'iug arrived oven to the
dignity of mate, and it was many a ion
year since his «insertion of the Mary ng
and her crew for the safer but less inns-no
tivc occupation of making shoes.
The boy before us glinted and sparkled
beneath the pole, sunlit slty like is won-
ster diamond, and nwny to the left
stretched ”10 green waters of the Allen-
lic, mysterious and omhnnting.
"Did yl‘ll know the: some summer
folks had bought the islun?" casually ro-
nmrked the toxin (is Iiu paused to rerun
and roll his thread.
"Which island?" I proceeded to in-
quire. for there were eomo linll dozen
rock heaps dotting the bay.
"Why-er, the one alongside of Jilly'e
pint, with tho dour little trees on ct-
Sen 'em'r"
“Oh, you mean ‘l’imtu‘u islu'l"
"Well, i never lit-ml ct called tliot."
This was too much. I drew ll yellow
covered guidebook from my pocket and
triumphantly roml:
"l’lratc‘s isle." A small Island oil Jilly‘s
point, noted for Imvimr Men the resort of l-
ralcs before and utter the Revolution.
house in still stnndittt; from which old lllch.
born not! his grit-.3 weru routed by the govern-
ment Inspectors In 1790.
“Garry, yell don't say? Wary cnr‘ons,
'cnxiso my grnn‘thor built that house, 'ud
ho warn't no pirate. Imustways, I never
been! of his bcin. Ho only fished of!
the Gran bunks." And tlwcnp'n favored
too with n prodigious wink-mu wink of
emltution at my defeat and delight at
putting my book in the lie. It was not
the first timo he lied done this, and in
disgust I tossed tho pom paper thing
through the open window into tho sen.
ileuceforth tho cap’n should be my only
guide.
A mighty wnvo, chancing to dash
minst tho ml brown rocks below, sent
up a sunny wreath of spiny lo sprinkle
our faces with mil drops. The on 'n
looked up from his work and reg-lured
nrlmlriugly his old time enmity, other
Ocean, sud musing npostrophlzcd:
Old ocean, ever In motion.
Restless sea. never still.
My friend was somewhat of u post, be
it known.
“That little islnn," he continued, turn-
ing to me an unusually grove fnce~
”thot little islnn is n drendtnl place. Et's
got blood on ct, ’nd i wouldn't live there
at they‘d glvo'l to me. No, sir!"
“Then at doesn't belong to your fitm-
lly now?"
"No, ct don’t. We sold at u-iuany
year ago, More mother but father died.
lalu't set foot on't tor tub untold
r. Not sauce—but you don't want to
1' about that." it
“Indeed! do. cap’n. What happened
there? Tell me. do." l urged. .
“1.de you be the mos' cnr’ous boy as
event l see. You'll cut ycrsell to pieces
some day jes’ to see how et’ll feel. But
mind, now, this ain't a ty story.
It‘ll make ysh lee] real «wuss than
pirates 'nd hunts ’nd such, 'cause et‘s
true, ev'i-y word otet.”
"l'tn waiting. cnp'n," was the only re-
sponse. And quietly as first, with many
a paw for it long pull at his clay pipe,
but with everhcressingemotion. hers-
isted the following story, which has
haunted me ever since:
“Etwsrolll yew can come this tell
that 'a his taller, named Bani Weston,
unneeshsrswlth wile but little on. He
were min on the misery, s iishin weasel
W’nd said: 'Wlll yehreuttnwtbstlit—
tie house if your-u over on th’ lalun‘l
(isn'tseem to’ilnnobertb luthstown.’
lie were worry jelly, ’nd (aluminum
'Aysl Tabs and welcome} letter
airlock unionism wins-i
with ’er duds-malls warn sl'sys hiya
ht.
“Mamba-tints M s wattle
more. rs.
lesser sstssil lull Ilsa: Valium
‘ fiWuTfie Jess,’ the sign mother; ’
surnamesolhsrwssu’ndlpsinhd'g m
,ssoi'torytor'sistorowevsr
what end you will be pretty sure ingot prompt returns for
The Sentinel
has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is read closely—Just where you went to reach.
cause I love ye u'reu'ily. Call me Jese.’
"Lord. Lordl She were u delightful
:reatut-L-tall 'ud slim, with black hair
will eyes the color of water. “You lill'd
uev' heered her inf. Mother used to any
it made her loci young agin to hear that
inf, et was so good ’nrl hearty.
“Jess ‘c’d pull a duly against any teller
slang shore, ’nd they all 'mired her after
that big shoal o' hrrrin come in late, ’nd
the helped pick the nets 'cunso they was
ihort o‘ hands ‘nd dories. . She saved 01'
crazy Bill‘s lilo one day when his boat
capsized in u squnli.
that, cracked no he were. 'l‘lielittlc un,
Noddy. too, how she did love 'ini! He
were it fill, solemn looking little feller,
anslidy on his Iogs"ntl jes' beginnln to
talk. Favored Sam, but lied her eyes-—
bootilnl eyes!
“Well, on‘é’ mild, bright day in Winter,
the Breezy ngin dropped anchor in the
harbor. She bed n lust rate haul 0' fish
. aboard ’er, ’nd they’d been a iyery easy .
trip. .
f‘Sittiu ct on per ,l’cter (my brother
that's dead) not the men oil the Breezy
wns rulsin h—l with their money down
to Jilly‘s. Si Jilly kop' the store that:
hill sold bad whisky in u back room.
‘ch didn’t see Sam Weston with ’eiu,
did yeh’r‘ mother risked, kinder noxious.
She was very fond 0' Jose, mother was.
‘No,’ said Peter. ‘89 must hev' steered
v straight home.’ Mother give a sigh o'
relief 'nd asked us not to go a-nigh Jilly
'nd his crew thet night. We hnmored
'or ’nd staid tohomc. l’member Peter
played on ’is'i' ’cordion all the womb.
Lord, how he did make the thing work!
It nl'nye pleurwd mother 'ml {other to.
“Long nrter» midnight, when wo’d nil
turned in, I c'd llflll‘ tho singiu 'ml bowl-
in solo on down toJilly's. .: inn-it lIl'V
been 'bont 2 in llw inurnin liivl :l in
0' the devils coma rwiin “:y, yvl ‘: .l
casein. Then I folltulwp. 'n'l :a- m 2.’
thingllmow l was sittin Mull}: up in
but] n-list'nin. El was a inn (-1; til : ilt'll
woke rue—.1 knock at our door. Quirk
ljnmpcd into my clothes ‘nd rm: (lim‘li
below. A boson knock mum. in: \ wry
gentle that ll movie ino fool rpm): 1
thought of illi‘ ‘Mmmfiit'ml Lady" 'llii tlio
‘Wisitin Cod.’ Not tliot lb'lievml them
ynms~Lord, no! I didn't unbolt the
door, but called out low: ‘Who is it?
Wlmt d'yeh want?
"No answer. Then ugln, it little loud-
er: ‘Wllil is at? Tell me what yoh want.‘
'31:) a strange voico answered: ‘It's me.
Jess. Let me in.’ 'Nd I threw open
the door. 111 she wallow] with the boy
in 'er onus. It were Jo‘s. ’ud yit it warm
Jose. I didn't dare to speak. A fearful
look Wits Ill ‘t-r tryc. .‘lullitr was up by
this limo 'nll in ll.» room. 'i'lmiml walk
ed straight up to 1 ‘ml put lili‘ lmy in
v; '59
l
'er nrms. 'Mis’ Jon wu.‘ said s‘a- m
that cold, strange vuiw. 2’
I've killod Stun. ll.‘ x . z - r: . ,u
my baby. Sec! 5.1.: .
on his soft little n- . . .
deep, deep. inlollmr . . '. . .I
that she mum-d to In . R. -[ ,I -‘
right down on llw I'.~ . :Ln n. 'zul
vtkus till Pu ‘n'r 'ml 1 (".3 tin In izi'i'p 'vl'
from i!!lllj;i!‘..( Rah-vii to gowns.
"Noddy intro“ to cry. ll". were
frighten-d, poor little fuller! ’inl mmln
or look 'izn nwiiy, linggin ‘im clone.
Father 'ml Jock Andrews pulled over to
the isluti 'nd come back lookin white 'nd
shouted. 'Sho dome rt,‘ was it“ {other
c'd say, ‘ehc done oi.” Tin-u mmo some
black dnys—Jrr‘s’ curriul iii 'ml Soul
lmrim'l. Et Mu‘llltlli tho wugahontl llt‘ll
gone homo that night imivl tvi' the drink,
’iul he must lutvo not out to strangle liis
boy. Tho marks were on 'itn. ‘ ' ‘
Some say .lcise were it murd'rose. 'ud lhet
silo ought t' licv hem hung. but li-aii't
we ct lllliif‘l light. Anymy they let
'ur be, ’nd ct wnm't long More hill! lof‘
this world 0' 'rr own ncmrd. Pool-
croutur'! Prun- sull'riu cruntnr’l"
"And llll' little follow, what bemulouf
hitn?"l ventured to risk, breaking the
long pause that followed the cup'n’s last
words.
“The little teller?" repented my friend,
raising his bowed head and mechanically
rolling ll bit 0! thread. “Well, d’yeii
see u green dory (Wt'l' by the lighthouse?"
“Yes, on ‘nL" .
"And I no, strnppin boy In 'or settlu
a lobster trap?"
“Yes."
"Thet'slhe little I'r-Ilvr."--Boston Trait-
script.
The Furled Value of Silver.
Silver, in its relative commercial value
to gold, but varied greatly at different
times since the two motels were first
need for coins. In the days of Abraham
tho pnlrisrch it was it to I; B. C. 1000. it
was ill to l; D. C. 500, ill to l, and at the
beginning of the Christian em, about it
to I. lit the your 500 A. D. It will 18 to
l, in llm it was 6 to l, and at the time
of the discovery of America only 1 to l,
in the year two gold was only six
times more valuable than the precious
white metal, and within the next 100
years two pounds of silver could be or-
changed evenly for one of gold. In 1616
gold was min on the boom. being 10
limesmore valuable than its paler broth-
er. and in "all It me Ill times more vel-
nahle thsn sliver, just as it was 500 yesrs
B. C. At tho beginning at the present
century silver was at n lower figure then
It had been st any time slow the your
MA. own, 15.98 to l. .lu 1876 the
ratio (commercial) oi silver to gold was
”to l, and in term was at tlielowsst
point It has sverrescbsdsiucetbsdls-
soveryot Amerimili.“ to l. Theda»
arse lot the present year are wanting--
8t. lands Mobile.
The cautions sultan.
Elem one seems to have told the sub
tau that chlorate of potash ls Manger-
ous naive. neatly no a .
erpi mum“
[istor
allow loposlmm-ssllit Them-sud
ill-stunt srlillsryslous is allowed to
have it in impingwtlooshntinople Isl.
a._.._...,.. .
s
smut-nus.
mineral-latitude best you can do
W. me
i“
”he. Yeasts Whitman“
Bill never forgot ’
. Halo’s
. ; BfllllllAl.
Burrs All
Iflllfl TROUBLES
25 cts.
Does NotlBite,
“the Tongue"
Tobacco
i4 frcusfmm
CODIVPI‘RS 01' filly
l
at
\
muxa'muq :I'lllllt‘l‘illlORS.
T DR. CA70N'S RELIABLE.
Unprlnclpled persons imitate our ed. and
counterlelt our TANSY PILLn. tlierelorc take
:fcclalcarc you get Dr. CA l‘ON’S, and at old
i worthless ”cammiunds.” Remember thls
Is the ORIGIN“, preparation at this kindmnd
the only I'VIVERSMLY SUCCESSFUL one.
Always sale nnl sure. M druzglsls. or sent
direct. can! all r SI. Full information free.
CAI'UN SPEC. C0.. Boston. Moss.
cit-till Iy
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain lrenlmenl
In sold undvr 1m .‘tlvu written rdumuzvo, by “Hill!!!“-
11ml ammo A , to cum Wonk Mortuary; 10er l-f
.‘x nizllund;Quit-knots;
~, Lark oi l‘unildom‘o;
. l Drains; 1.02st Power
0 rmq in t‘llhf‘l‘ sovmnutmlhy
vii-m: luutliiul inns-1. ni- Exclusive Use or
nylon) at lhw r which man land In
ummnplmn In nitymul Death. By mull,
furl”): \ rill-oi mmrnntoo to cut-ont-
a (“Hill fi‘i‘lll‘l’. A certain
, l Z-l, Asthm l, BrunchllliMrnnp,
u, Err" ‘l‘hrmit. Plenum: to trike.
.: vntiuuml; nld..‘sh‘. sizn, now ‘50.; old
‘ utAllJlS'l‘EES Mood only by
For title by Income 0 Stillson. 8n. Norwnik.
until) Iyr
” 4793?“:5.“
Fine Dairy
BUTTER
from Delhi. Delnwrlrv County, New York, now
In store. Thom who have been in tho lmlllt In
your“ post of calling on Us for their winter's
p yuan now be mind. “'0 will sell 2.1 lbs.
or overtlt Silvia: leuqunntlly, .1» lb. l'nrlies
whollustus to fill Iht‘lr Order for Tillie. or
own min lw certain of m-ttlng nice butler.
The California h‘lmlnml
Honey,
"licking good.“ It only costs the l'lll‘li 'llll'l'
about Ill: m. “V soil by inaneure. Try It.
Dibbleitllomsiock
ll llllllTll Milli STREET.
lightest hillsides litsenl. A A
$2,000
for your famlly If you die and for yourself if
you live ‘l’sle an endowment policy that on
ionot lisveIo die to win. In t COIN .1 cut
Genet-ill Lilo lnsnrsnco (to. of 1 union .
S. 8. l’llommedieu. lg’t.
III Washington Street.
South IIoisaIl.
tilll'l‘li silent artists stir
in Washinrion street.
Open daily train it» It a. tin. and train lint
p. rm. and on item-day creature from t tot.
'lntwrest allowed on donuts.
“DIN stimuli. Prrel.
toms it. "time. Vitus-Hart.
rum! ll. item. lee. and Treat
House Mover.
. {imma‘nvil in EWM tit»
“ hi! 5 ”mt“
Steam
.1. ”D. "Shawnee.
Undertaker.
i smut cram . sonnets. ours
CLOAKS, J ACKE
and Children.
in white and colors.
changes int 0 at
light.
. Neal and Perfect Fitting so...
. But one in which the u A W
I Bast Material it "sail.Combininxliurahiliiyatiil1.}4
H.S. BROWN
South Main street. 80. Norwsik;
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
' No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
Cloaks. Cloaks‘.
We are shooting all the Latest Novelties of‘tho‘ sonsonii:
S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Misses '_
Infants’ OLOAKS, a great variety of styles and materials
Fun aPES
‘ At the o ening of the present Fur Season some important
_ e and shape of Fur Garments have been in-i
lroduced, which was attracted the attention of the trade in- thew
goods. We are showing only the Very Latest Styles .and we
guarantee every garment we sell to be first-class in every respect.
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold.‘ .
Tristram & Hyatt,
~ .- No. «2 Garette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
A LAKEWOOD PHAETON.
(0r Pork wagon.)
pository, I
iii. «diam & m... n. n.
NOVEMBER I9, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK All
FOLLOWS:
Foil New You. Poll New HAVEN.
A. M.~-l in Wash. ex. «Adda-I U) 01.,
ll " Aim . lib-03‘: an. til en.
mfi‘lfiimsfimilumim ex..llii ea.. no
6!: ID.
for: Entire a . A. Ito-emu. Mien.
. as . .-unrss..rio a.“
”troll. 5‘ ’ ° tin...
s.A. .-im i in.»
llnglMJ .m ”noisily”.
“All! m roux
M.l'onilo rn‘Nconwsts. Latin-401 en. 3'01
told an, "to or so. " 11 ll) ..
er..
nos noon e1. 1’.
.-~ liters. Illaso.
not as. m ex. 8% ex. m'sx ml
entitled»
ex. . t‘ ., ’l o
Hookah-W
as" no: mldnlsht.
“Alli“? ntvmort.
916'de mill fig'lh‘gf ‘35: mm
as. in so", I so" it. in. nndsys.
. Mill “lilo? so» "out:
: smu‘lmsefiifm. Hallucrlaao” arm:
”is thin.
Wino” full! Tut...
gal glisf‘l'im. 53:. w mTI'n'i’ $22
1. 2“ mos llt‘l‘wtlli a.
nu.
lilml‘l’v‘
6 per cent.
DEBEllTIIllE nouns ,
MliliIlESEX Billlllllli Clill’lll'
Mildlelosn, Bonn.
Denominations from! 5'” to $5.”.
JFOR SALE“?!—
H. D.
Room I Masonic Bulldllt'. :flerwslk
WAGONS.
New and second
Buggies. Phathnsfltnltflt
canopies. Spindles, sit.
a-“ .mwfiww
in!) cm. ,I 10cm.
hill 03., $3 or“
ii iii local er.. in so.
I! (ill I. ux.. .7 iii! no"
717 I. or“ “one"
7 56:91., it ll 0a..
82| ex , I006 01..
8% es. “an”
‘ so. no.
10 ll oi, ‘9. 31.4106 ex.,
10“ Pltleflnlilox" .l 0 e n
ll 87 love] on, Hi In.
P. M.~12:1iSor.. '10s ex..
1 ii an. it? no“
225 01.. ill! no. to lirlilgewrt, _
3M tun. "ii-"i no,
t «7: ML. ll ill no"
l an on. 7 Idem.
b all so, Till no. in Bridgeport.
b Iii en. "ill ac"
b in M'. iii so.
damn. lllb Allsms sxmnd M9.
6 fit) so. . Holidays—l Elli M‘. .4
7 so. ,9 Iii an. e. um
Lt) use" A ‘ it ill ,7 ill in: p. m..
u syn»- .. .. cc.
Eat-4 it so.
”no...
mu.
Illlltltlt. Insult. will.
ourme
”HAITI“. Will - ,
Shop Near Depot.
win. an mifllflnlnlil
fl mild
Ht
').\
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and '
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and
.Usual Price, $500.
lhis line for $35lllash.
it is a Genuine Bargain.
_g¢.—_
A full line of all other f tshionable
Buggies. Phaetons. Canopies. Sleighs. etc.
Call and See Them.
They Will be Sold cheap, it Sold soon.
Wright’s R
Cor. Franklin and Madison“. Streets. 80th Nomall, cont.
—Ol' THE-
SMITH.
Prices to Suit All.
I‘AM. All“) ”I TB“.
Henry Tilly.
, CL Ogden,/7
tilll'lllllll. no mun-
DIAL“! nl
It'll“
. . 3:. > ’
t .. with c‘yli'
list-tog {swivels W‘lihh .3. ,
< '3‘ y
2% , . t.
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