Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1894-07-13

gil'ry It, 12c

scorn

ow : In ovumsosli. I

LLi‘EmoAYcJULY 13. 189i.

, M as a nut, odor of new hay.

,, I , crisis.

mylotmr Spices, both whole and
Bpiccsuoh as Spice should be.

”dilutions.

Grim Ginger Root.

Will close them out at 10c lb.

“Wm your atténtion.

I. 90m Salt in any quantity.

Instantaneous Tapioca, a new article.
package.

”Sheik of Ocean” to be closed out at
”0h. -

' .2 Whole mixed SI ces for ickling, etc.
ﬁpioad E p

Vinegar. ure Cider V' Inegar

Don't monkey
with
Inferior Articles.

> Drink
WILLIAMS’
' ROOT BEER;

Send z-cent stamp ibr pictures.
, Wrtulnls a Cannon. Hartford.“

Bola Agent for

Vii. 8: .i. ii. BOLTON’S

HOT WATER. HEATH

“ Plumbing, Steam and Gas-Fitting.

Tin and Show! lror. Work.
lat sir Pasting.

Plans so: ammo ~- .‘l.lI my: Ior uin ..
th water. rite: in: on but nix lir'hllnu
to -ilT' ’l‘w \l UV ~l'l‘
l_—=_..__~.-_ ,,

llunl 8i Zelull,

Iish anti is e able Mall in

Leave your orders and

‘3 uturduy morning.

:l a mi:
‘3 th' red chry

ism-walk Lobsters

have them Ill

f‘aught of! .‘girxvitlk l

so. it'll l" VVIS. KI; Lgﬂnn.

TADUSE

LIUD
SURIIIAL
so:

hill of Vermont Creamery But—

m: grandmother used to make,
w obs-p. Comesnd see.
Wm, uarts and pints, large

pint-Jinn y.also Lightning Jars
than for years past. E:-

”in out Peaches. all right, no live

nv amp. came, and still he staid in lied. On ’ I V *
MMNMMMM, ~ Thursday. chops. he began» think lllllliElllliilii JUNE 4. THE STEMEIT CITY ill Mill".
Bar. 1,". ,0“ ms is “have,” about the possibility of being well again ,.
Ami loaded with golden store, by Saturday, and Friday found him on

With diamonds and laser and wealth
Bound for its home and me? 3- “do“

For she started many a year ago
From a tarot! port where the fairies be.
And it‘s oh that the winds may kindly blow.
And it's oh. that the tides may softly ﬂow,
And hasten her home to me!

There]: .d sweet young girl given me her
a .
Who some day my little wife will be.
And ovary day on the wave kissed strand
Together with eyes wsca we stand.
Scanning the sun kissed sea.

We‘re going to wed when my ship comes
home,
Home to its port and home to me.
I know in my soul it is sure to come.
Wherever abroad it may chance to roam.
In whatever buy or sea.

Ribbons and laces my love shall wear.
And ﬂashing jewels and satin she.

With diudcms decking her golden hair.

Ah, never a queen will be half so fair
When my ship comes over tho seal

80. ho, my mariners Just ashore!
Say, have you seen in whatever sea

A vessel loaded with golden store,

With diamonds and laces and wealth galore,
Bound for its port and me?

——Boston Traveller.

A PERILOUS WOOING.

From the time that Aslnng was quite
grown up there was no longer any peace
or quiet at Husziby. In fact, all tho
hundsomcst young follows in the village
did nothing but light and quarrel night
after night. and it was always worst on
Saturday nights. Aslung’s father, old
Canuto Husuhy, never went to bed on
thosenights without keeping on at least
his leather brooches and laying II stout
birch stick on the bed beside him. “If
I have such upretty daughter, ” said old
Cnuute, “I must know how to take
care of her. "

Thor Nessot was only the son of a
poor ccttuger, and yet folks said that it
was he who went oftencst to visit the
farmer’s daughter at Husuby. Of course
old Conuto was not pleased to hear this.
He said it was not true; that, at any
rate, he had not soon him there. Still
they smiled and whispered to each oth—
er that if he only had thoroughly
scorched tho hnylnfr, whithI-r Asking
had many an ci'rund, ho would haw
found Thor tlicrc.

Spring cuIIIv, uud Asking went up the
mountain with tho cattle. And now,
when tho limit of tho dny hung ovcr thc
vnllcy, tho rocks rosc clcnr and cool
through tho sun's misty rays. tho cow-
bells tiuklcd, Til" sllcpln'rd's (lug lh’ll‘kt'tl,
Asking sung lll r “jodcl” songs and
blow the (fllwllhl'll, IIll tho young men
fclt their lll'lll‘h grow sorc IIIIIl iIcuvy
{IS lhcy guzcd upon her licziufy. And
on thc first Saturday owning, one nftcr
anothcr, tlII-y crcpt up the in“. But
tin-y cmno down again quickcr than
tlicy had gonl- up, for at tho top stood ll
mun who lII-pt guard, rvcciving each
oncwho cIIIIIo up with such it warm
rcccption that ii" all his life long rc-
nIcnIlIcrcd tlII- \vords tluIt :IccoInpziuicd
the action, "(‘oIIII- up lIcrc again, Imd
thcrc will bu still more in store for
you!"

All tho young follows could nrrivo {it
but one conclusion—that thcrc was only
one mun in the whole parish who luid
such lists, and that man was Thor Nes-
sct. And all tln- rich furincrs‘ dangli-
tors thought it was too bud that this
cottngcr’s son should stand highest in
A51: In}; llusub) s favor.

Old (‘unutc thought the sumo when
ho heard about it all and said that if
there wci‘o no one clso who could help
him ho Would do it- llllllh’t'lf. Now,
CuiIuto was certainly potting on in
yours. Mill, :IlIlIouglI ho was past. so,
he oftcn I-Iljoyvd :1 good er-stliin,r IIIIItclI
with his cldcst son wlIcIn-Vcr time in-
doors fI-ll lli'ii\'ll_\' on his hands.

ThI-I'c was but ouo path up to tho
mountain ill-longing to llIIsulvy. illlll it
went straight through tho fIIrIII Irnrdcn.
cht Suturduy owning; us Thor was on
his way to lllt‘ mountain, crcvpinpr 'u :-
f'ully across tlII- yurd, hurrying us soon
as ho was Wcll past the farm buildings,
It mun suddcnly rushcd at llllll.

“What do youwunt with Inc?" :Iskcd
Thor and hit him such It blow in tho
film that sparks dzIncI-d below» his cycs.

”You will soon lt‘ill‘ll that," sziid
sonic ono I-lso behind him and gnvo him
umeuthlow in tho back of tho ncck.
Tlnit was Aslnng's llrothcr.

“And lII-ro's tlIo third man, "
( mum and uttuc kcd hiIII also.

Tho grlutc r tho danger the grci Itcr

was Thor s slrcngth Ilc was supplo as
u willow IuIIl hit out right Inunfully.
Ho dived, und ho duckcd. thnovcr n
blow fell. it misscd him, and when nono
cxpcctod it ho would deal it goodono.
Ho stooped downhho sprung on one side,
but for all that ho got it terrible thrush-
ing. (lid (.‘IIIIuto said Iiftcrwurd that
“ho hurl ncvcr fought with Ii bruvcr fol.
low. ” 'l‘hcy kept it up until blood ho.
gun to flow. Thou (Junuto cried out,
“Stop!" Then he added in u cranking
tone, “if you can got up horn ncxt Sut-
urduy in spito of (lannto . Husnbyr and
his mun, tho girl shull ho yours."

Thor drugged himself homo as host
ho could, and when he modicd tho cot-
tugo went straight to bed. Thorn was it
great. deal of talk about the fight upon
Husaby hill, but (Ivory ono said, “Why
did he go thorn?” Only ono person did
not suy‘so. and that was Asking. She
had llt‘f'll expecting Thor that Saturday
evening, but when silo heard what had
happened lwtwccn him and her {other
ﬁlm sat down mid cried bittorly and sold
to herself, "If I may not have Thor, I
shall nover have a happy day again in
this work "

Thor staid in his bod all Sunday.
and when Monday come he felt he
must. stay on whore ho was. Tuesday
came, and it was a very lovely day. It
had rained in the night. The hills
looked so trash and groan, the window
was open. sweet udorsiraromftodin.

believers tinkliugoii the moon-
dfsr up above some moms

suid old

‘ mili‘mﬁm

his legs again. Then he thought of
What Asl‘Ing’s father had said, Hi you
can get up to her ncxt Saturday without
being stopped by Conuto and his men,
the girl shall be yours. " Over and
over again he looked up at Husnby
farm. “I shall iIcVIr sec another Christ-
mas, ” thought Thor.

As before mentioned; there was but
one path up to IIusIIby hill, but surely
any strong, ublo follow must ho able to
get to it, even though the direct way
were barred to him. For instance, if
he were to row round tho point yonder
and fasten his boat at the one side, it
might ho possible to climb up there, al-
though it was so vcry steep that the
goats had grout difficulty in climbing
it. cud they are not usually afraid of
mountain work.

Saturday came, and Thor went out
curly in the morning. The day was
most beautiful; the sun shouo so bright-
ly that the very bushcs sccmcd olive.
Up on tho IIIountuin Inuny Voices were
“jcdcling, " and there was much blow-
ing of horns. thn evening come, he
was sitting at his cottugo door watching
tho steaming mist riso up on the hills.
Ho looked upward—nil was quict. He
looked owr townrd Husuhy form—rind
fhcn ho jumped into his boat and rowed
away round the point.

Asking sot lIcl'oro tho hut. Hcr day’s
work was done. She was thinking Thor
would not come that evening, and that,
thci‘cl'orc, numy others might come in-
stond, so she 'unfastcnod the dog, and
without snyin v nuythingwalkcd further
on. Sim sat down so that she could see
across tho valley, but tho mist was ris-
ing thcro and provcntcd her looking
down. Thcn sho chose another place,
and without thinking Inoro about it sat
down so that she looked toward tho side
where lay tho ford. It seemed to bring
peace to her soul when she could gaze
far away across the water.

As she but there the fancy struck her
that she won inclining to sing. so she
chose a song with “long drawn notes, ”
und for and wide it sounded through
tho mountains. She liked to him hor-
sclf sing, so she bcgun over again when
tho first vorsc was ended. But when she
had sung the sccond it sccnicd to her as
though somo (llll' answered from fur
down liclow. "llcrir 1111‘, what (‘illl that
ho?" thought Asking. She stopped for-
ward to tho cdgc and twincd lIvr :Irlus
round II Sll‘lltlt'l' birchwhicli hung Tl‘l'lil-
Tiling orcr tlio prccipico :IIId lookI-d
down. ilut sin» could soc nothing. Tho
ford lay tlII-rc culnI llllll or must. Not II
singlc bird siIiIIIIIch tho wutcr. So As—
lnng sat hcrsvlf down again. und :quiu
slic bcuun to sing. Unco IIIorc czunc tln'
:Iuswcriug voice in tho sumo tones und
noarcr than the ﬁrst tIInc. "'l‘lIzIt Flyllllll
Wilh‘ ll!) who. “'llillt‘Yt'l' It may ilc. ” As-
hlin: jumped to her loci and union lt‘illl-
cd ovcr tho clil’l‘. 1\Illll’lli‘l‘i'llil\\'ll llclo‘w
at tho foot of tho rocky wall sin! saw it
bout t’nstcncd. it loolod likc :I. tiny IIIIt-
sin-ll, for it was \‘cry for down. Sin-
lookcd uguiu and saw :I for cup and un-
dur it tho tiguro of III:III climbing up
tho stl cp and llill‘l‘l‘ll clill'.

“Vi’hut can it in)?” Asian}: nskcd hcr-
soil. and ll'llllll: 1:” lllt‘ llll'l'il sho stop-
pod buck. SlIc dam-Ii no: :lllSWI‘I‘ lIcr
own qucstiou, but “‘0” shc know who
It was. Slic flung,r lIcrsclf down upon thc
urccnswzird and wind tho grass with
lllllll hands, us though it “'i'l‘l‘ shc \Vllt‘
dzmwl not loom» hcr hold for four of full-

ing. llut tlIc muss (‘lllilt‘ up by tlIc
roots. Hlio Hi'l‘l'llllli.‘ll :Ilnud :IIId din: lIcr

hands Ill-I-prr :IIIIl dwpcr into llII- soil.
Silo pruycd to (lull in lIclp him, but
”it‘ll it struck lII-I' lllLiT this ll of of
Thor‘s Would lu- ('lllll‘ll “tempting l’rov-
lllillﬂ‘,”
[it ct lIclp from show.

“(luly just this mm,"
“ill :Ir IIIy may 1' just this ono lllllt'
:IIIIl lII- lp lIIIII. " 'l‘ln II slIc ”111'“ in!
zIrIII.~' ioI Hill [in dog, as though it “t I-
llIor \I‘:lIIIIII lll‘\\1l\llil.~llll,.. :Ind rollul
hI I.<I if on ”19' K11 Is» 1w: idc It.

TllI‘ liIIII- N't'lilt‘il to lIcrIIIIilo IIIIdlI'ss.

buddcnly tho dog; ill-gnu to bark.

iowwmvl” suiIl ho to Asian}: and
jllllli‘l‘ll upon in r. And :Iguiu, “Wow-
wow!" 'l‘lli‘ll (|\'tl‘ llli' cdgo of ill“ I'lill
ili'lldl‘il‘, round ('illllt‘illlll' to vivw, und
~—'l‘lIor mm in ili‘l' :irIIIHl

lll‘ lay llll‘l‘l' :I wholo IIII'IIIIlc, :Ind
III-Ilhcr ol' IlIcIII was cnpuhlc of IIttcring
:I syllnhlc. And win-n thry did lwlzin to
mill lill‘l'i.‘ was III~itlIcr H'urm nor I'cnson
ill IIIIytlIiIIg [boy said.

But wlIcn old (‘IIIIutc llusuly lII-Iml
of it ho IIItII'cd :I l't'lillil'li which had
both scnso :IIId l‘l‘iln‘llll, bringing his list

size l“l‘ll_\'I‘Ii.

down on tho tleIlc with u. ll't'lllt'llllilll.“ '

crush. ”Tho lIIIl dcscrvrd lIcr. " lll‘ cricd.
“Tho girl sluill hc hisl"-—-lleIrlIst_ij‘IIc
Iljornsou.

Al the Tlic Iitc r.

A \outli \tlIo hIIIl l'ccu pzlid by (In-
clicIIIics of tho poct Lnnlottv to lIth-I II
trugodyof tho lIitlI-r which was in lug
pI-I'l'orIIIod fortho ﬁrst tiIIIcszs so IlI-I'p-‘
ly IIll‘I-cicd by ii pnthclic sccno that,
bursting into tours, lIc lIIrIII-Il to II
fricIId who won sitting lIyIIIId mid to
him:

"Do IIIo tho furor (If hissing instcud
ol' inc. [ huvcn‘t I'ithcr tlIo courugo of
tho strength to do it. "~Udi Giotto. .

Circuimliinl lul Erich-nor.

HVcn the clearest and most pcrfcct
circuIIIstuIItiIIl I-vidonco is likely to ho
(it fnnll. ultcr all, and thcroforu ought
to ho rcccivod with grout caution. 'l‘ukc
lllll cuso of any pI-IIcil, slumIonI-d by
any wonnm. If you how witnesscs.
you will llnd shc did il'with II knife.
but if you tuko simply tiIc Import of tho
pcucil you will my sin- did it with Mr
touth.--Mnrk Twain in (Jonlury.

The Largest Book In tin- Wmlll.
When the British museum catalogue
is coniplotcd, says Dr. Gumott, the li-
brarian, it will be positively tho largest
in the world During the 18 years
it has m in preparation I, 400,
outrun have been

sorts of millennium“

and tlIcI‘l‘oI‘w lzc could not |‘X' “

of imam sud

“hwy“ South Norwalk and New York-
FARE—SINGLE, 400.; EXCURSION; 70c.

Leave South Norwslk. 7980 a. In. Leave New York. Beekman street. 2:15: p. m. :LSatur-
dai’. 2.00 p. in. Leave East Thirty-ﬁrst street,2:40 p. m.: Saturday, 2:20 p. in.

Freight steamer, City of Norwalk. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
Mill ii. In. Leaves Norwalk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight! received
from 7:00 a. in. to 5.00 p. m. ' ll 11

POPULAR AFTElilTII—OON SAIL.

Sunday, J uly 15th,

Steamer City of Albany,

lllllllHPllllT. NORTHPOBT.
25c EXCURSION FARE 250
[Hill SlilllH IIIIIIIIIIII, 2:33; P lllllllHPllllT, 4:33 P. M.

NOTICE—Route maybe changed or sail postponed should weather prove unfavorable
for the comfort of pliant-users.

Sillilllll ANNUAL REEATTA

———0F TH E—

illlTilN PilINT IMPRﬂVEMENT iillMPANY

—-———TO BE HELD AT———-

RIIIIIPIIIIll.Saturdayluusllllllll

OPEN TO ALL BOATS.
Handsome Pitchers and Prizes in Gold.

CABIN SLUUPS. CUTTERS AND YA‘VLS.
CLASS AmTlIirly fcct and TlnllPl', sailing measurement.
OPEN SLOOI’S AND .11" AND MAINSAIL BOATS

(‘ LASS ll. 7- Thirty f: ti and under. soiling llit'Rl-surtlilt‘lll.
(‘ LASS (‘ ——'lw~-IIII four feet and under sail lug nunsurrmcut.
t‘ LAHS l). ~r~ixteen feel and under, soiling mcnsureim of.

CAT RIG BOATS—CABIN.

(‘LAHV‘ E. Thirty feel and undcr. sailing mr-m-IIrenII-ut.
CLADS F. «'l‘erIIy-I'our luv! and under. salllm: measurement.
OPEN CAT BOATS.

(‘LASi-l H.~Thlrlv fact and under. soiling measurement.
CLASS ll.~"l‘wenty-tlvo feet and under. sailing nwasurement.
CLASS LmTwenty feet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS J.-Slxieen feet and under. ﬂﬂllluk uIeasureIm-nt.

No Second Prize will be Irivuu in any class sturlinu lei-,5 than I; boats. and no class will be
started with less than twu boats. Sailing measurement will be the load water line and 1-3 the
overhung added. 'i‘lino allowance will be. that ndopled by the llerveshotf Schedule. No shift-
IIIg of ballast will he allowed In Classes A. and B. So restriction as to ballast in other classes.
No restriction as to soils in Finance A. and ll. Only .1 lb and Malnsail in Classes 0. and I).
Mainsull only in Classes 1-2.. F. and H. Classes ii. and I. Oyster Bouts may carry th Mainsnll
and Topsail only. ‘So boat shall curry more than our mun for every three feet of sailing length
or fraction thereof. not including sailing minder.

liourse,Flve Milesto Windward or Leeward and heturnintrsnce Fowl

Entry and Entrance Fee must be in the hands of tho (‘ommittce by 9 o‘clock a. m.. Wed
ncsdny, August 1st, lhili. Entry Blanks furnished upon nppllcution. Race culled u 103. m.

ADDRERS.
l'). A. WOODWARII 0R FRANCIS lll'lllll'l‘l‘, Sulllil Norwalk, Conn.

ii if

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BROWN'S $3.00 Silill.

And you will one not only 8

Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.

But one in which the

Best Malarlal is Used. Combining Durability and Style

Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.

Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at

H. S. BROWN’S,

South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.

,4.......

JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LTNE OF

Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.

Largo assortmcnt of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fuucy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices.

Raymond & Sons.

“limo leads.“
'l'hlswnmlurf I realm;
unmarked to em

W umpmdlwﬁa‘ rich as West Memo: In» or [train I’r. wars

:Ini ”intimation . Mal-u tunic-Ion
”Last .1 Garden“ e. . ”nervous-e

It i‘dnlusm an lossnnmm-rm “months In! thermal:

. more Morgan“ urn". unclean» use of women. uplo-

_- o Itlrm..ant so blend to [Hominid mu innit: In and lvmnl'v’. Cow

leszgra‘qylnm «stilagni x. a ptnlmtll migaplsln' laortu so,
.. lids Ewmml’ékidﬁ'

“mummy-mundan- whims-sue. « m.

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