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III-ION 20!" mils.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK—Hfl. 8 u
um. 6:15p. m.

LEAVE WILSON POINT-NI M ID.
1m 9. m.

a. D. maniacs.
Undertaker.

A K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse RIilVIyDorot.
Menu! Illa street. Malone cafiu 11-!

SOUTH RORWAIA SAVIHOR BARK

IlwIshinstonstrset.
OpendIilyfromltnllemnd tromltoll

D. an. Ind on SIturdIy evenings from 6 to B.
"latoreet Iilowod on depoIits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prat.
JOKN H. FIRMS. Vice-Prat.
JOHN E. KNAPP Sec. III! Troll

 

 

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To

- Reach

Buyers

Is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers. The BEST CLASS of

buyers buy THE SENTINEL,

and it; is through their trade

that all

Business

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SHEWAR‘IOTAWIDOW

JUMPIN JOE 0F CHEROKEE MEETS A
LONE FEMALE.

And Elwin; Taken I Dose of His Wonder-
ful Willy" 81w Blues Up In Her
flight Ind Lights on AbnhIm--Refnslng
I Borrowing Stranger.

I was humbly pursooln my way over to
the enthoosiastlc town of Jerusalem Hill
to hold forth to the ardent populashun on
the merits of my Cherokee sassyparilly
and Magic cement when I cum! to a
shelter made of hose blankets and bed
quilts and awagon klver, and sittin in
front of the sauna was alone female, with
sorrer pictured on her countenance.

“What did they die of?" sez I as I halts
and looks down upon her with oompashua
in my soul.

“As to which?" sez she.

‘ Them children."

‘ “Thor’s 'leven of ’cm down thar pad.
dlin in that mudhole, ” sezshe, pintin with
her finger, “and thar hain't no pertickler
call fur me to be sorrerin over them!"

“Then it is the partner of yer buzum, "
sex I. "l’ennit
me to indulge in
the hope that the
noose was an “easy
lit and he didn't
hev nuthin to
'~ complain of."

“Do yo refer
to his hevin de-
parted this sinful
life?" she asks us
mm E' the consoles her
nose with a pinch
of soul? and wipes it off on an ole piece
of mg cmpet.

“The same, ma‘am. This is a world of
par-tin. Mebbo ye know why they wanted
him to leave Cherokee?”

“Ye nr' bar-kin up the wrong tree, stran-
ger. I hain't somrin IX‘kflSt‘. of any hang-
in, and I’m no widder. ’I‘hat‘s my ole
men a—lyin under that bush out thar. "

"Then why this sorter?"

“Back than in Arkansaw," sez shows
the tears riz to her eyes, “I could wuliop
my olo man any day in the week, but this
change of climate is agin me."

“And now he wollops yo?"

“lie do, stmnger—doggone him, he do'
So long as I could wullop him he'd raise
co'n and tutors and git us 'nui‘f to eat.
but since I've lost my belt. he‘s got iliiml.
too slilflless to draw his breath. Ho's bin
ash‘ep out thar fur the last five hours,
aml a cyclone couldn't mow, him. What
yo got in that satrhil?”

“Firstly, ma‘am, I may Im-nshun that
I‘m the archiu'ct of a sassyparllly called
arter this blissful and onthoosiaslh- por—
shun of America. Secondly, I'm the con
structor oi’ a magic i'i'mrnt which no rv
spectahle family kin afford to do without,
bein as it. will mend overythink except a
broken heart and might do that if proper
ly invouraged. 'l‘hlrdly, I‘m exhibitiu of
this yore grasshomwr, who at" now in the
second y'ar of his bloomlu career and a
Alvin proof that I haln‘t (-laiiuiu nuthin
fur my proparashun that I can‘t. prove to
the satisfaction of the suspishus public. I
remove him from the boulo and break
him up and cement him together airin.
He’s got so he cries to be exhibited, and
it don't make no difl'en‘ucu which end his
head happens to he on, but to keep him
in achcort'ul mood I dose him at inter-
vals with the sassyparilly. I‘m not agin a
fuller critter of a man except on oocmhuns
like this. ll‘ye want to regain the pinnacle
from which ye Ill'V hin hurled, ma':un""

“As to how?"

“As to be abh- to \vollop that husband
0’ yours once agin. "

“it kin never, never be," she nor. on she
mournfuiiy shakes her head. "This yvru
Cherokee t‘Rllliilh‘ has taken all lilo fight
Hitter mo, and i can't skaasly git up the
mil-my to lick the children once a “wok.
No; it's not for mo to ever not on that
pinnacle agin. "

“I'm kimh-r marry fur the critter.
fL‘i I inuih‘ over at ll"? olo Iuan under tin-
bush

“i“ur why?" aw, she.

“ liulmso I'm will] to lllli‘i‘llllm‘ti my
(Thumb-o sassyparilly infer ibis uriovin
family, free of cost. as an experinu-ni, and
ill mlults artor ye’w took it that shwplu
reptile over (liar will he a woliopml man "

“Who's goin fur to wollop him?"

"Yo be I'm iiizoin to restore yer .mr
rerfui Hiii'l rile io thar original state. "

“If it could he done stranger! It
could lie ristormi
jest long null to
give Abraham a
surpriw‘party, I‘d
be willlu to take
leave of the chil-
dren and die!"

“Shall“ the holy-
flv, mum", and
pour ym‘H-li‘ a
(low. i'm not the
mrt of a critter to
hold out false
hopes to a heart»
broken woman.
The price is a dol)
lot a battle when
yo want to buy,
and 1’“ thank yo
to renomnwnd it to the sorrrrln public as
fur as yer voice may no."

She helped herself to a dose, and it
wasn‘t three minits «fore the llama of vic-
mry had dried her wmpln eyes. ’l'Wo
mlnits later She riz up in all her pristine
glory and started fur Abraham. l’urty
noon urtor elm had ill on him with both
feet he got up and sailed in to Woliup her,
but he new-r stmd no show. lie wasn
licked man while I, counted on, and Moro
[VIII outer night she had wolloped nine
of the young tins and was spittln on her
hands to tackle the tenth.

As I logged along. feelia that happiness
in my soul which cum to aeritter who
does his doety to'rds his fellcr men with-
out hope of reward. I run up min another
moi toner. A man soton astone by
mewayIidI, IndIII hIltIdIfonhimho
lookout. min-mm and "line
‘11.: It his heIriItrlnp.

is doubtless wmlni" an
bewIInobIblymournln liar the

 

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‘ WWI-M Yat'

moo full 0’ splinters, “ new the in.
All! invaded the fun’ly circle, km the:
1min t no circle to invade. It's that I
hain’t bin used right in this Cherokee
“p.13

“As to how?"

“Al to bvin give a Mr show to get
Ileng."

“Ilern’t ye got a claim?"

"I had one, but it was no use. Laid
around that for three weeks waltln fur
sum claim juniper to try and jump me,
but not a reptile Showed up. ’Pears like
they was all conspired agin me."

“What did ye want tobe jumped fun
if it Won't be oflendin yer sensitive feel-
ln’s‘l"

“What furl Why, for to abate sum one
and becum an eminent citizen, of com-so.
Who's looked up to in this yore kentry
onlese he's put a feller reptile under the
alrthf"

“Hevn't ye bin ableto pick a fans with
Iumbody on the mad?"

“Nary a one. I’ve s ‘arched and s arch-
ed, but nobody wants a fuss. "

"Couldn' t yo find avictim in any of the
towns?”

"If I could, would I be grievln year?
Do I look like a man as would give way
as long as thar was any hope? Stranger,
luck is dead agin me, and it's no use. Am—
hlshun hain't got no show in Cherokee. I
wanted to run for oflis over at Jerusalem
Hill, but when they axed fur my record I
had none to give, and they turned from
me with coldness and contempt and gin
the nominashun to a teller what had plant-
ed his third."

“It’sasad state of affairs, and I feels fur
ye," sea I as I got ready to ride on.

“Stranger, ” sez he as a shudder of
hope crept later his achin heart, “mebbe
yo‘d be willin to help a fuller worm of the
duet to make sumtliin of hisself?"

“As how?”

“As to lendin me a gun and lettin me
pop ye off that --
eayuse. "

It grieved me
to refuse him, but
I had to do it. I
broke the news to
him as gently as
I could and in
couraged him to
hope that the next
feller might not
hev anythiuk to
live fur, but ho - .
was a b’il‘ii‘kt‘ll miIEF was Truom AT
critter when 1 ins ilEAilTsTltiSGs.
rode on and left him. When I not. to Jo-
rusalem Hill, I trledto iadooco the boss of
thovlgllnnre committee tosvnd out and
captur' the heartbroken man and hang
him. but he turns on me with:

"Her. he killed anybody as kin be
named?"

“I don't think so."

“llez he stole anybody‘s hoes. or uiowl
or jumped a claim?"

“lie hain't sayln as he has. "

“llniu‘t ever damnwd up a creek and
tried to sell the water to pvrisiiin human-
ity at. $1 a har'i?"

“lierkou not, orhe'd ’u' momhunmi it. "

“Then h‘i him die of a broken heart or
git hlsselfslruck by llghtnln, furthisconr
mitten haln‘t doln no one boss blzness to
risk its rcpulusiuin as a four boss outilt‘”

At 5115; lira-vi.

"in Return Home.

“i know a man, " says Mr. Jami-s W.
Seott, “who recently went home from a
club function at a scandalously late hour
——-or, if you phrase. an equally scandalous
lyeariy hour. He had a WEIUII‘EKIIIAG mganl
for his better half, so he enten‘d the house
very dlgnlflodiy. hung up his bat in its
proper place and mounted the stairway to
his npartnu-nt with oxmnpiary precision.
lie struck a match softly, lighted the gas
and wasexcwdingly rautlousalnout dis-
robing and in placing his garnu-ms in
just such order that his wife fillnillil have
no Imasibio nu'msion to reproach him next
day. huh-ed he conducted himself with
that nice particularity which is not infre—
quently horn of a consciousness that too
much wine has been imbibed.

“Well, when hi- wokv up and dressed
and came down stairs lilo wife revolved
him smilinuly.

“'l watchml you can-fully] said She,
‘and I don‘t know that. over before you
were no dignified and orderly. l was par-
ticularly i‘hnrnwd by the dewnry with
whirl] you put away your i'iuiillllu.‘

“ ‘l’us,’ said the husband proudly. ‘l
flatter myself that I did acquit myself
hamlsonu'ly for it man who had been out
to dinnori'

“ ‘Yes, my dear.’ continued the wife,
‘liut there was one thing that I could not
understand. Why did you light the “up
in broad daylight?" "—4‘hlvauo liword.

 

A \Vltty l'rleat.

Father Henley of it may 'H \\i ll known in
Ireland manual the for. mo- mbernuf the
priesthmnl who are opponents of the home
rule movement. llo has, too, the ready
wit that is no churmttvrlatio of tho Illlu-r‘
nlau race. The other day an ardent ha
tionalist asked his reverence:

“What do you think Tim llcaly will he
in tho iii-st lrhdi parliament, fatlwr-mlord
chancellor. attorney general or what?"

”Hum, he'll be a very old man," was
the prompt reply.-——Munmiy's Magazine.

The Professor’s Ila-light.

'A‘hohcrrpmfoswr has propiwsied bad
weather, and sure enough it buglns to
rain about the time he said it would. lie
when Ml hat and goes for a stroll in the
writ during the polting itimWor, chuckling
with delight and muttering to himself,
“It is a real fuzurytuwalk about in a
shower of rain that you harepmphmied
yourself. "-l"‘llegondo Blotter.

 

The lliflhrenoé‘ln Climates.

“This rapid trauma-ration of ours is
dangemus, " sIld the stronger at. the (‘hi-
cage hotel in J uly.

“How a that?" said the clerk?

“My friend left New York "i hours
ago, l‘ilill‘ill'll Chicago a few minutes ago,
and now 'm's in ind with a «alarm—var
cage Trllmne

(Ail Not Show:

llsniisthati You don't want gas?
You insisted upon having gas the last
time.

Vietim—-You haven't been eating on~
ions this time.~New York Weekly.

.9

 

nails-u.
3‘4er saw you lathe barber drop

Wmma't yen spat!

dfin’tflhto
Wm

 
 
 

 

Rauvas

ladies’ line R

500 a Pair,

Men’s Russell
$3.00;

THEODORE

8| WASHINGTON STREET.

ladies’ While, Only and Brown

OXFORDS,

501: mu, Worth $1.50.

us'seii and Kid

oxronos,

Worth $1.50

Bluchers, Worth

Only $1.50 a Pair, at

OLSEH’S,

SOOTli HORllllll.

 

 

Will. PAPERS.

. I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.

Gilts are from 156. up, double
roll.

I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Norv
walk.

Painters'
prices.

Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.

E. E. Gorham,

No.2 First Avenue
EAST NORWALK.§

BUY 01"

W. Podmore,

.\ X l) SA \' E MON EY.

supplies at lowest

 

Kitchen Tabb-H. 33,!!!
Exfoliation Tables. 81.!“
lllningi'hairs. .m
(,‘ommon (hairs. .io
Reed lim ker. skill
Splint. R. n'krr. .i-fi
Mammoth Rocker. 52.2“:

liigh (‘lmirvand Table,

Clearing Sale

Baby Carriages.
,lavlesmmorka. Heats. Screens. Ice Cream
Fromm. linen. Rakes. ctr. All new grinds.

THE CENTRAL

OASH SHOOERY

i5 NORTH MARI STREET.

 

l6 Ounces in a Pound
and One Price to All.

ECONOMY is WEALTH

you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac—
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.

Our Teas and Colleen are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for interior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade..io Teas Ind Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.

L.-........

P. J. F LYN N,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fmiug

108 WASHINGTON ST.

J. F. Flynn will have personal rhméjof this
department.

 

 

 

Plumbinuovcrhauled and put in tin-t clans
sanitary condition.

PORTER WATER MOTOR

Bel-t in the world. Call Midget prices.
rr

LII tf

mucus.

Buggies, Planters. Carriage
Ranuuies Spindles tic.

Prices to Suit All.

(‘ALL AND HER THEM

 

.Henry Tilly.

 

Fix us in
Your Mind.

Nomuuhowmanyonrwmhuy
baseeitwoanlnityon. Whether s
yummdoihrI-orai.ornou,or
leu,rmmberihntonrob1eet' iatoeIrn

yonrgoodwfllandkeepyonrm
WedeIlin

Will. PAPERS

PAIHTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PISTORES FRAMED
ARO ORFRAMEO.

Also do general

PAIRTIRO.
PAPER HANGING

DECORATING ROSIRESS.

 

L. H. Decker,

1! Washington St, 80. llanvdt
P. 8. PICTURES FRAMED in ORALER

run an arisen to me.

Patent Medicines

ATLOUR I’BICES.

ll FAOT. HAIO NOT TO TAKE,

 

 

 

 

Inxatonik $1.00
Hours Samparilla, .60
Ayers! Samariarilla, .67
Dana's Sammn’lla. .67
(,‘utirum Pmlvent. .70
Scott‘s Emulsion. .60
Green’s Sen-um, .70
Stilt-Mn} Specific for Malaria. .75
Paine’s Celery Compound. .65
Brandreth's Pills. .12
Aleock's Planters, .10
Benson is (“amine Plaster-s. .12
.C, historic. .23
‘ Carter 55 Pills, .12
Atwood' s Ilium. .13
Radam s Microbe Killer, qts. , .75
Radon! s Microbe Killer: gal. jar-5., 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25

alien. R. Stillsun’s
Drug Store,

I2 Washington Street.

JACOB M. LAYTON

Fire. life and Accident Insurance.
REAL ESTATE Allil HOUSE AGENT

Glenn Steamship Tickets and fiber]
In; Drafts. mas Segotlated and
Stocks sold. (like a ItIilroId Place.
next to Post “Needle south Venn“. Ct.
Rotary I'Ihllc. Acknowledgments

0. minus.“

Pm. Rangewalciaiaei, Painter

AMWAI

RAli rAl’EH ARR BORDERS.

Donn Jule sum. :91. Serum.
. -', :,. * uni-h: oi mu lire inwt slylen of
v I; wrv- i Mm and fill! Hooligan token
hurl-n in' Himmler 0|.- 1 m»
Incl! FARM!" rhndwrl a lull.

 

 

 

 

SMITH, MURRAY O CO.

BRIDGEPORT. OONN.w

DRY omms sews AUGUST 15, out“

SOOOESSORS TO

.B. HALL 8: CO

THE GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF ORY OOOOS.

this xiv-mt 1«ale.

Humans liloai, Suit and Waist
lie R.llllllil8lli

in this Department”? on are getting some
mend mica: on» in re Iii-made wear. and”

l. d you are Ivailin if of them." an
Inyi‘hins that “you buy if?» save yonworli
and was" we! M as send an 'Nlnriiaemnnt as
we rm get. as you do not fa i such thin
I h¥urry Follow us with I my values 0 the

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for the-o rml evenings.

ed Clo"; (i: A. “W B. IIIll Gt W) a
”if 1’00

”Rial? wind oimd cram Ind sax 05mm

ll Hall A Co. a price men to ”1.011; our price

on.

Reads-mule Balls in Black. Blue and Tan.

W 13. Hall top 'a nice iii. ill: our price sun
Duct Hahn. the remainder has receive i

another mlnetlon.w. H. Hall A: On. s price

i u
”m” ”whit: Hem snow. a can a
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”blank and
(lore price ”M: our price $2.95.

mamrjzram

new“ soldhy WJA.

[LII-lit “ofi'l‘i m. on;and mg)?
' ' Maid

$2?

 

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Thin is without doubt one of the “retinal eiforln ever at lainptal in the, month of i as mi.

33"“ da third week will find even greater valum. M a great deal of summer stair ls mmim; to luau mi. » "i.
am has prevented our putting» priceon. Thin will he ill'lmullh forward new. and great. values will be
has "uni-mini: of interest. Each department man in striving to hm ilw other. earl with film kiwi n-’ em?»
be surprising. This week gives an entire change of each department.

\nron (linehmm. W. Tl. flail A! (:on WW?
Yr; our price to.

'lii-lnch Frenuli Cambium W. Pl, Hall a
l‘ n. a mi: 0- ill" * our price low»; om! L‘al «lifter»
eIt styles to choose from ‘

HIhdiipuanhivimw. ii. flail &Cn.'~l prim

'T'W' our ri “2‘4
p I WH Halide (m's prime m:

indigo Prints.
our pric a ir.

fihirting Prints. W 8. Hall A to. ’4 pm
lilac: our prheilc.

pricelmhz mlf'prit'u He

Lawns. handunnenr tamed" 8. Plank ( m“!
prire 1:. mar prim El"

rims inflammw. “all At t we ark-r

12% and lam; our price ii in-

inmulnulimu.w.la Hall A C' rm print
lilo: our pricelllr

And emu (Mn epitome. W. 8. 5!:th own
price ”lie; our or no file.

Printed ConlaAlrl lawns. W. H. Hall A W‘s
prion ion: our oricelmc

illuminates of Wash (has an raw-t table»
and marled in plain More» with it deep mt
W. B. M A Gum's prices-

Rmtic W

Tit-Wm mgr
thank-financial; ”MMTMVWH
leIwiIsvlu: menu-umber

thins.
Diner. [Khulm'bmué

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

l’mfle r new; Amen for «7111an i1 attend

mill . n'lr Heat 7|];ll of busi-
odes-ohm shin neck. Kit-n “mater
risinwn Iin'li the blur-- \alnmmill

“mat Panrflfi". Ellull A (“a 'upriw. 8c;
O‘U‘F
‘ imimfirflm.w. is. "all a (‘nf .. price. Ma:
or" 7th. -

Ergthejzl Plantain. W. ll. Hall or (tofu .
pvt" “Cw:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

our writ v 'EM.

 
 

min ”anyhow. P. “In or (loss
W Ills. om
Towels. W. Kilian Air (on, prion lilo: our

.2 5t.
"12...“... W. B. Hallo: Po.“- prire 13%;: our

Princess Duels Hflillmt. W Fl. Hall. a. ('o‘: my»

minister. a. "all ktfo‘s video on; our
”RM W. H. flail a: (‘o 'a price rue: our
WW:—

‘Ywelew. [5. Hall A: (In. a wire me: our

prim 2k.
Tmh. I. ll. llIilJAr (‘03s price We: our
morality“.

Blank mess Roots nepanaeni.

“A from Mable HM tn he found
Ibnbiuh. InyuII can wear 1 Ind
never was a mm Woolly «if than
muta‘bhek coeds. round» one”.

“Intuit“... W. H. no”: 00's
WWW and:
‘Mimm Liz I :rudh flail
‘Wfiifi‘; no.

t ‘0 price 7501‘
Mt an”! my“
I“. on Illa! lflt

“mam

 

 
 

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