Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 1, 1894 · page 7

 

 
 

 

 

503W!- ‘ORWALK EVEN, or. SE

NT NE ,TUE DAY,

MAY 1, 1894. '1 ' ‘ .

 

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Box 3“. Norwalk. Goon.

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’3 mirtobedeluded or estimated.
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Joule are to gain what others loss are
delnslve. and upon this basis
. I“Illntrlbutionmlilstlthatgru‘lltlre Irmulo.
'~'. youmn ’ one 0 a Deere.
. , t the ’Ulmnecllcut General
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.. . 9 Insurance Companies 0 this
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or the business. together with Great
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Jim Kelley and Tom Went at It; For All

There Was In It. but According; to Mu.

. Tom They Never Got a Scalp—‘The Worn.
en Were Skeptical All the Time.

Dons your husband l0V8illlg§~—thflt is,
does he have a hankering after cvcry pronr
ising pup that he awn? Andwhcn a man
has the dog umnin cvcry pup looks prom»
lsing from the lllllllfllt‘flb little poodle to
theoll'epriug of tho big nmnurul cur that
is good for nothing but. to bark and aid
in the consumption of llOlncpt'ollllcin.

When We lived on u form in Nohruskn,
my husband nevcr bud but one attack,
and that did not last long, but it. was se-
Vcre while itdid last. You 51W, itwnn that
hurdwintcr. 'l'hc mon didn’t have much
to do, for thcy didn‘t. misc uny chops to
take rare of. They warn obliged to scll oil
the stock until they had very little to [red
and rcry little to feed them with.

Moncy, too, was scarce, and my Tom
and J lm Kcllcy conccived the idcn o!
hunting coyoics to pass away tho time
and rcplenish their purses with the boun-
ty money. lint. an the coyotes did not
walk up and’teudor their sculpn the men
concluded that they would have to go and
fetch them. The most important. factor
in tho fetching business was dogs. We
already had one—«a surly old follow culled
Watch. Jim Kelley hud four, but there
was nothing remarkable about any of
them oxcept old Spring. She could really

’catch a coyote it aim wanted to, but she

didn't always want no, and it didn’t seem
to worry the coyote ut ull whcn she did
catch him. . She necdcd umistnncc, that
was certain.

Our Watch had the sluying quulitim. if
dogs l'llllllflll could he ulrroiucd to llllt‘l'l'ol.
the intcnrh-d victim until he not thcrc.
'l'om found one dog IluWil town that
looked no it‘ lu- « ouhl run and cntiu-d him
hmnc. 'l'hen hc mu arrow :1 ~up4-ruunu-
utcd (dd urn-ylmurol. nu nlrnmt u-xuct (‘trilll~
tel'purt of Kl'llcy'u Spring. 'l'u bosnrc, shc
was too old to run and had to lm kept in
the house in bud wr-uihcr.
poor, and hllll must: in.- Mint. mil fowl. hut
Tom was certain she Would raise pupal that
would pick up coyotes liko n bird docs
bugs, no I balm-d old holly with n prclty
good grace for his suko. “llczdiutr in in-
tllres” didn‘t fill ilu: lull for tho pro-wilt.
so 'l‘om trust nlroui uunin and procurcd two
nearly grown bounds, and ho and Jim
Kelley, who had been equally succcsaful,
started out with a force of to dogs.

The coyotcs Wt‘l‘o making nights hid-
eous with thcir howls nnd gutting fut olY
our poultry, but some way tin-y didn‘t
seem so plenty in the duyiiuw.‘ Surely the
dogs could cnicll one if tlwy now it nnd
kill it after it was caught, but. sew-ml
days plum-d, and not it coyote was sighted.
Evidently something was lacking, Allcr
much dclilwratiou thomon concludcd it
true trail hounds.

A chk lulcrnud two morn dogs hurl
been added to thc tort-c. Um: wm young
and turdevr-hn‘wdmlbut is. nothing hurl dc.
yolopcd but hcr \‘lrh‘c. A pack of coyolcs
was llowhcro “‘lit'l‘t' noiw. woe mum-mod.
'l'llc otlu-r wow u ucnuinc, nurture trnilcr.
Tom and .lim oxpl-crcd shno- rnrc sport
win-u thcy again set lorth. 'l‘hwdd hound
soon struck a trail. and oil .lo- “cut. lu-l»
lowing cnouuh in scum l-Vcr)‘ mynlc out of
the country. [logs und ll<'l‘<t‘llll'll fol
lmt'crl.

"Isn‘t it grand?"

"That's good work}

“llc‘s gelling it down lino now.”

"Just. hear him: lln lllilsl. bc. chm: onto
it."

Such wcro the frequent cxclmnutions of
tho enthusiastic huulvrrl.

From the noise lhcy could tcll that. the
chm-towns cir'lirm, and soon thcy clinic.
in niullt—pursucd rind pursuer, llo- lot;
was some 20 rods br-hind-Wn big jack rub
bit.

’l'ln-y tricd ls) (‘:lll him oil and thou run
in uhcndof him. l'unluwd hyihr-ir intcrv
icrcncc. he turncd back on tho trail and
lopcd, buying, uwny.

“('oul’ound thur Ilou'” enid Kclh-y.
"llo'll run himwll' to donth and l‘ullmv
that truck lunch to whom ho Hitll‘ll‘ll "
'l'llcy npnrrcd uplooir horses nud inlcr
Ccptcd him nuuin. but ho only wont nil' in
somoothcr direction. 'l'ln-n llo-ywt the
othcr dogs on him and run lin-ir lrrnu li'uil‘
crdown, rupcd ‘him, and thoroughly dis-
gllstr-d nlurlrd for lnunc.

’l‘ho wintr-r wore nwuy with ll'l‘llllt'lll.
rcpotitionnuf that day's ('llilsc. 'l'hu nn-n
Couldn't nco wimt. was lnckinu, unions it.
Won dogs, and win-llcvcr tlrn-y found it now
one they took it. in, 'l'ln-ro wore gray
bounds and ycllow hounds und apolicd
hounds nod block houndsond dogs that.
wore not bound! at all, and there wr-ro old
dogs, young dorm and little pups and big
pups and pop» hi. all Hum.

Una couldn't upon 1h.» tlnur hut tin-y
mun: in thu- hon-«t couldn‘t go out, of
doom after night but lo- lcll uwr mlrtur
two. if one bnrkcd, Hwy nll burkwl. l'n-
pcr‘lully tho trrtilvr‘m ll lhcy Wcrch-l lllllst‘,
tin-y fought; so llrcy [rod to ho lll'll, Munr-
with ropw. wine with clminh und llllt'“ ith
tho violin-slum. If it. surmcd, ilrvy wcrc

y

, put in tho burn, in ihc lovnlrouwu or in HIV

lmuec,

it. wm slightly incunronh-nl, and things
in ro humming uncouthvriuldo. 'l'ho 'lll'
lilllrllllll‘l'ii ill ihc h rum grow unt‘zn nor-.1
mortally. nnd whorl 'l'om mum homo nod,
1H llrlllll. luhl Inc of uuolhcr liuc pup lhut
lll' l'nuM “ll l illlicll)‘slurp-stool llmt ii
would lrr' cumlncirc to lhnl pup‘n lll'llllll
to Eloy on its nol‘wo lmulr.

Alt-l. Kcllc'y full. \l'r'y inuch 1H 1 did -In
tho dot: question. and Jim ond 'l‘um comid
crrd lllculrwlwu notch llllll‘tz‘ll own to in:
dr'priu-d of u lctzlllumlc and pl'nlltnl 2c
npnt‘t just. for lhc lock of dogs. It \llutrlrl
hnwtuko-n tho culirc produvani u com]
aimul ruin-ll to llll\'t‘ lwpt lll‘li-‘ll than had
not into illi'urml tiwm. Mouyr'ultlu- «llml
around lhu lwighhorhood, and no "uhut
won inn l’orllu: ’bo wuu dcuth {or the
from” so what. was death lollm Mock was
fun for the drum. 'l'hr-y ul‘cw b‘ll'l’li and
fut. and on did the coyolw.

I grow more and more dioruetod as tho
lnsnlmnau “new ice» crowded cvcry wcok,
and wlu-n lhc botiudn lmguu lo gullo-r what
'1‘“! cunt! tho helm lllll luy 1 evoke a little
piece tlmtl hnd been preparing for some
tiiue. '1‘qu listened rnoekly, and tho (logo
soon began to dlsamrear. 'l‘homen warp
forced to own that they lmd newer chased
but one coyote, and that not. uwny lrom
them, but they wmild not admit that it
was the fault of those “orhcry” dogs.
They blamed themselves, the homes, the
weather and oven the coyotes, but we wo~
men were skeptical, and steadily the on-
nine force diminished. ~— l’hiludclphia
'l’lmcs.

 

‘An [ml-nation:
(leugwl’ou would marry the biggest
fool in thewarld it he asked you, wouldn't
you! .
Mela-Oh. Gum. this n so suddenl-
Venn

“an. , .

llr'l' lt't'lll wr-ro .

THE MlDSPOT OF OUR PLANET.
may “we. Whloh l‘lonlent the Honor.
Their Cl'tlml.

. For several centuries different cities of
the orient haw commuted with cash 0th.
or fortho honor of loving recognised as
the midspot of our planet. In 15% a
London geographer ianocd an 'elaborate
work, in which ho tried to prove the
British lnctroprdis to ho the center of tho
landed surfucoof thoglohc. .lorusnlcm
and Delphi, uotwil hstnndiug that neither
is situatcd on or wry'ncur the equator.
have for ages l)l‘rril the Win main con-

 

vcrsv.

\V’illium Elinor-mu of the London So-
ciety For tho lixplorntilln ol‘ l‘ulcslino
tells on tho: llcrr Schick has Rout homo
drawings of the spot iudcrusnhnn which
is supposed by mum to he the exact cen-
terof our world. Thisintcrosiiugpluce
is in the Uri-ck church, niuo foot to the
right of the, rclilpmry containing what
purports to be tho crown of thorns worn
byonr Suviour, the first nail thut was
drivcn through his right lumd and tho
blood which hr,- shcd on that ulcnmruldo
occasion. ‘

it is wriltcn in tho Psalms, “God is
my king of old, working salvation in
the midst of thc cnrth."

This can only rci’cr to thc sccncu of tho
passion and ot’ the holy sopulchcr. Thu
midstorspotot‘ tho cnrth must, thcrw
fore, ho sought in that vicinity. Thebe-
lict' that llwm-nicl' of thccnrth is at
Jorumh-tu is \‘cryuncionthfol' it is ul-
ludcd to by hi. iiplu'cm in his l'vfcl'cllco
t1)Norlll':l]>:':l)'c:'M'ct'illt-lmiwn ol‘Adulu.
St. Eplm-m says, "And Noah buried
Adam‘s l‘unr-s in tho iniddlo of the
north." A col-lair: round storm in ,tho
tr-lnplwt lh'lplll is ulvr Hpokclloi lry
lho uncivlzl \rriir-r» as hcinp,r lhc “nnwl
or l‘z‘lllt‘l‘ ul‘ ilo- v-nrih.”

. Ul't‘n‘lr‘n lulu-s rclugc thcrc whcn pur-
in'llml by linlnilzi-lw. I’lndnr also undo-s
rnculion cl' thc «xnct lucutinil of thc

ll~rr Echo lz. 4.1m hnd tho plcusui‘ovul'
hcholdmx line- only gvunlnc ro-nlrzil hub
of our pluncl. Ilc, hou'cwr. locutcs it
at. lh-lplu iu~tczrl «i' at .ltr11~;tl--ttl.. "It
is music,"
:unooth und polishcd. u‘hd in no doubt,
tho lniddlc point of tho World."——-l’lulu-
dolphin l’l'. 2-5.

.\ Biron Trio-ll.
A lawyer dcl’cuding n prullll‘mtl‘y llulu
wcut. to lunch. lcuving his hmdts null ci—
lotions on the tuldc in thc courtroom.

thoroom nndclmnzcd tho plat-mot” all
his bookmarks. in tho aftcrnoon the
luwycr, taking up his books. rcfcrrod tho
court to his authorities. Ilia lordship
uotodcrery \‘olunlo and page carefully

in rr-ndcrim.r lll.‘ opinion hc mid:

"l wxc. lucliucd :tflt-l' lrcurlm: argu-
mcnt of cuunso-l for dci‘vndunt to non-
.~uit pluinitil'. but l find. ut'lcr whirring:
to tho uulhorllics .pinlr-d by counsel.
noncuf thcm hour on this cow, and I
am lcd to think that tho gcnlln-num has

 

moukr-y for dolnsmw for bitilu: him to u
,mso oi" art-sun. one- of lrurrzlury. twu of

lpctty lurco-ny and throw dirorcc corms, ‘

gnono of winch hours on an action to r»-
; I‘HYt‘l' on n prominury unto. l’crhups
thc grlthl‘hl insult, to illr‘ court is rcfr-r—
ring to ‘llucku'orih \‘crsns lioozymnu.’
nu lll'llrril churning dcfcndant
lu‘cru'llof lll'lvlulw.
Till: \Vllll l'llfil‘."
Tho- low) or now-r know whnt thc tnnl‘
tor was and to this d:r_\‘ thinks tho judgo

rim-d n Ill-:ul Mun.

Down in rllrlllll\\‘t'~ll'l’ll 'l'cles, just
about undwuy ln-twwn llltllnltlll in tha-
‘ cast and lil l‘um in tho \\'l'.‘~l. und wry
tour to tho llio liruudc, thc Southern
Pacific l‘:u'.'.'.'ny has lrullt oycr tln- I’ccou
l‘lwr lhc lllullcsl lu'lduc in the l'nitr-d
Sluice. .lllai lwl'nt‘c llllrl bridge Willi lllh
lulu-dull“ 0f iln- \Vlll‘lflllt‘ll it'll ll‘nlllli
and was of tours" killcd.

The county juduc truer brought from
Lungtry. tln- town nourcst to the bridgc,
to hold it “crowucr‘s ‘qm-st." Tho judgo
arrived with n grout concourso ot‘ pooplc,
nllunxiou-r inM'l‘Vc on tho jury. Pro-
cr-odingn Wm- hctzun lrycxruuiuinu tho
body of lln- dcnd mun. ITpun this wcro
found a luudcd rcrolrer and dill) in cash.
l'l'l‘l‘l‘l\'lll'.( this. tho judw- sold:

“’l'lll'l‘v itlll'l llullllllg to ill) :rlwlll. llllfl
cusc, gcntlcmcu of tho jury. 'l‘hv man‘s
til-n.1, und it‘s pcri‘m‘lly plnin how ho
moi hi~ dculh. llul what I want to know
is, what was ho doiiu: with that gun?
Thul‘suguirmt thcluwsnf Texas. llczlin't
. hcro in cxplnio. but lu-cnnr‘o n umn tnkw's
it into his ln-ud in put on wings und
mount to tho Wh’lt‘n’ is no rcomu why tho
grout Hlllll' of 'l‘c\:|,~r should be dcfruudcd.
Low is low and justlco is junticc. l liuc
him $le l'nr carryout n dcudly wcuimn."

it is nm-dll-w in my that tho llnc “‘le
poid.-»l lurpu-r's Mllglllllll'.

 

The Hollow» l'lunt.

Duringihomiddlcogcrrlhclmtnniutnmr
old “horhnlirls.” cow cnrroncy to many
('lll‘ilmn mum«mum-mm: thc growth,
form. otc..ol' tnululr‘ukv or Muyupplv,
which llnnlly rl'Hltlil-ll in its living glvcn
tho name of "gullown plunl 'l‘hc pseudo
scientists of that timcdchm-d thntmnn-
drnko Wutlld grow in no olhvr plnco ox-
rcpt upon which mum lorriblc crime 11nd
Two-n coiumiltr-d. The roots were for«
lncrly supposed to bear it strong rescin-
ldnuco to the human form and are ill:-
urod in tho old “llorlmls” which he luv-
i‘ore me on i wriic, oven dinii’nguinhcd no
to nor, the i'cmulool’ the plant hnviiig
long hair; the male, henvy bourd.-.‘lt.
Louis Republic.

 

Older Than lie Won.

“1 say. boy.” remarked a tourist to a
youngster, "what's the name of that hill
yonder?" 7

“Dunno,"‘leplicd the lad briefly.

“Don’tlmovt Lived here all your life.
I'll warrant, and don’t know the name or
that little hill? Well, I am surprised,"
motioned the pilgrim.

“No, I dunno its name," replied tho
lad, stung the criticism. "Anyhow,"
he coutiuu , "the hill was here before!
eom'a."-New York Herald.

 

instants in this grout central city contra-t

l'r-nlvt‘ m' tll»~\\m1'l-l.nlrd l’cnsnnlum lll:o_

ho said, "of whito stoucfi"

Tho opposing counsel snoukcd hack into '

and took the (':lM' uudcr considomtir‘m. '

lwcu willfully trying to iinlllt thc court. 3
lll'llltrll‘l'fr-l'l‘l‘vl mo to on uclion of" 2m '
lrhdunuu whosuo-d tho proprrcior cl‘ :1 ‘

with ;
.ludgmcnt forplnin- ;

wnsmli l-i‘ lllhllilllrl. l’cnrwn's chkly. '

We have some

lAROE BRIGHT MAOKEREl.

will we! h from 1% to 1%, lino, at 150 lb. Both

have sol at 25c lb.

PlOKlES. PlCKlES.

Quality the like of whit-loyou don't always get
titsflt’hcl’m, .llnage 15c: small 14h:-

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The lithl of the season

FLORIDA ORANOES.

.Flnc or d ~wcet, iillc, :w» and lit dourn.

Wm“

THE MAIN SEED POTATOES

rltlll going. Third and last lot now on. Buy

while you huw u chancc.

<>~ ~~~~~~

Ilihblellflomsiook

ll NORTH MAIN STREET.

ArthurT.Merriom

Dealer in

Groceries

Best Goods at low Prices.

‘fliiill ll». (’ul. linlrina, 35v: Tl llr<. (‘ulil'nrnlu
l‘run int. t'aill'ornin l‘runo-s. l:c;l lira.
lliu‘, c: 'l'ip ’l‘op )hlkJM'; llrunulutmi Sonar,
,2?! lbs. Sl; Uunkrr (lulu. ch: Hood llmry llullo-r,
334.»; (‘rvumvrv ll'ull‘llt'nlfll‘.) It'll-z -lr)lli'~" ilmll'

longhorn: Hood (on, llnlontr..lapun or mixcd.
.M‘: Host it‘ll. llolomz. .lnpou or lulwd, Mr: (“an
Hrmllnor Bottled Honda ol‘ ilu- host, at Low
l’rlt'l'li 5tu'lllwln liaising. 17.».

 

 

 

 

A. T. Merriam,

[.28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

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House Cleaning.

I

The tm-luncllolv duy~ are cluut‘. [

. Tho ambit-st ot‘ the your: l

i Wln-n husbands stay away ;_

ll'lllll home. "
And lunch on chcwsc nnd lll‘l'l‘.

MURAL 'l‘lu- houscu lie who
\muld kwp llt‘l‘ hu~bnnd at
hum.- a1“ ll.) ~ upon

LUSTRINEi

“lil'll clruniug, tor rho can do
the work in onodlulf the usual
time mo] in never out or trmpcr.

 

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or rooms or soon srol,
Tnslram &. Hyatt, 2 Gazette Building

Wash Dress Goods.

_ There has “never been a season when the great want for
dainty, inexpensive wash dress materials has been better on plied
Lhan at the present time, and never were our counters fills with

better nastirtment to select from than at the present writing.
Knowing, as we do, that many ladien‘malte up their wash dreams
at this season oflths year, that they may be all ready for use
when the warm weather comes, we shall call your attention this
week to what we have to offer in the line of wash dress fabrics.

French DUCK. at l2 l-2c yd.

0f the materials offered none are better adapted for ever
day and school wear than French Duck. This material, althoug
designed to sell, at. 18c. per yd., and fully worth that price, we ,
have bought to sell at ltlc. per yd. They are to be had in fine
stripes and dots on white grounds; also navy blue‘grouuds with
fine stripes and dots.

Glnghams. lOc per yd.

Our line of ginghams is ospecrally good, and we are selling
the best dress quality for 100. per yd.

Crepe Cloths.

Craps cloths in solid colors of pale blue, pink, red, yellow
and cream are very pretty and make soft and daint looking tea
gowns. Also dimitiee, figured and Iain, Zephyrs ain, Mousse-
lino De Soir, white striped and chec 'en Nninsook, Fi ured Lawns,
light and dark, Sateens, French and American, ndia Linens,
Dotted Swisses, Crown Chasmeres and Challies are all represent-
ed and make cool and inexpensive gowns for house and street
wear. ‘"

We also wish to state that we have an elegant assortment
of Hamburger in all widths and prices.

 

RolaiHomeand'Sav'oMoney.

[AROERSTOKTHAREVER

 

 

 

. 'l‘ho best wagon for the least money. Just arrived. Park Traps,
:Dos-a-nos. Canopies, Buggies, Phaetons, Spindles. Heat Oanopiu. '

carts, Doctor’s Goddard and the celebrated 8. ll. Bailey’s Whalobonc'
Wagon, CALL AND SEE THEM AT

Wright’s Repository,

Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South N orwalk. Second
Hand Wagons of all kinds. Repairing a specialty. Work called
for and delivered free of charge.

 

€W.H.Meeker&llo.

Sme- Agent for

G. 8: .l. R. BOLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATEl

fififlfi‘: 1.:

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Plumbing, Steam and Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
Hot Air floating.

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ASK locum—4

uowrrs $3.00 snot.

And you will see not only a

Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
A But one in which thr-
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the host Moo Seamless Shoe in the market.

EVERY PIAIR WARRANTED.

Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at

H. s. BROWN’S,

South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. _

PRESERVE YOUR' HAIR.

This can be done, as has been fully demonstrated by
testimonials printed here week nftcr week.

MISS RIDERS Hlll TONE.

is NO EXPERIMENT.

It is a Sore Hair Preserver
and Restorer.

PRICE. 75 cts. PRICE. 75 cts.
FOR SALE AT ,

MISS RIOER’SRAIRORESSIRO ROOMS

LAUDER’E BLOCK.

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