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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 28, 1894 · page 3

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lit. 2 First Avenue,

AT OUR PRICES.

 
 

m ngwhitebackBlanlrs
‘ 100- to 200. per double roll.
goods are all new and in
, on side, ceiling, and 9
one in. borders; of course '
break the combination when

, ave been told by a great
My customers that my price

on also been toldthat my

" .cinters’ supplies , at lowest

’Painting, Paper-hanging and

E. E. Gorham,

EAfiT NORWALK-E

 

EASY inn runner Til TAKE.
Patent Medicines

] in not. Hino llilT Til use,

Painless Extracting wthi liesl
iitnlizei iirnrtnosins. ilin
Extra Charge. '

= ‘mmmmaammopm
Dr.Boutwell is note a preparation in nu.

li which renders t c ation
grins. as possible venom inter? E493}.

LAUDER’S BLOCK.
, “its. lisin Qt" ‘80. Norwellr.

. ‘mlilm

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HEN insuri your lifebe sure that
get a 91011111sz definite contract. ’32:
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by namea—‘l‘ontin Bentl-
Tontines. Distribution Plans. (louse .,
however skillfull disguised. all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty. df-
teen. ten years isa Ion time to wait to find
out what you have go Many c
happen in that time. Better know w t you
are pa in: for when you start. All sch
where y some are to gain what others lose are
alluring and delusive, and upon this basis
Tontins and Distribution Estimates are made.
aging possiblylyou may be one of the lose
member t at the Connecticut Genera
Life Insurance 00. is entitled to your first
consideration since it holdsa foremost lace
among the Life Insurance Companies 0 this
Country. and offers superloradvan in all
features of the business, together wi Great
Financial Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co. Every Policy is
a direct, sim lo. and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is is t indefinite to be settled at a f -
tore time. S. B. L'IIOMMEDIEU. Al't.

illd Well Hand. Laundry,

ii Washington Street,
South Norwsllt

ALI. W03]! DON] BY BAND.
'0 ACIDS USED III WASHING.

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$1.00 sensual-Ion commit).
150 00008 (tannin Ion ann um
'67 .ID Innis or cannon. on uni.
' Rssol ’ $3
vent ‘ . JOHN WARREN Pr ri i .
Scott’s Emulsion, ' .60 ' 0p 0 or
Green’s NW, .70 national: om ce— Goorgs It. Cook. Main street.
Stillson’s Specific to: Malaria, .75 "h ,,
Paine's CeleiElCompound, ‘ 5 vw‘fiwm
Vfiflm . n .
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w ;, newsman... g Physmla for Women!
“were W
s itters .l‘
Radom’s Microbe’Killer, qts., 9.75 MRS. D". N' A' Gmlflmn
Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jars. 2.50 C“ be WNW“! at 11" oillce.

 

Yankee Lung Soother,

lien. ii. Stillson’
Drug .Store,

 

02 Washington Street.

 

 

Fix us in

We see if we can suit you.

 

Your Mind.

No matter how email your wants may
Whether

~25 342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. ilonn.,

from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday.

The Doctor is a regular ph stolen and for

the net sixteen yehrs has in e the DISEASES

of OMEN s specialt . Ladies suifering
from an diillcult incl out to the sex can
consult r. Guilfon in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement crises. Terms mod-
erate. All letters; promptly replied to. In-
cloee slam . nfitf

COAL-
COAL

‘ JUMP". JOE .‘OF “HERMEE MEET!

Sets nt‘leeth. $5 to ill) I

you want one dollar’s worth, or more, or
law, remember that our object is to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.

Old Company’s

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We deal in

PNINTEBS’ SUPPLIES.

 

PICTURES ennnen

IAND UNERNMED.

Also do general

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WALL PRPRRS.

NBTISTS' MATERIALS.

, neennumn euunrss.

L. H. Decker,

P ll Washington St, 80. Nomsli
, I‘. S. Pililllilis iliihlill to ilililiil

JACOB M. LAYTON

its. life and incident Insurance,
Bill Bill! ilill limitiiiiilii

Ocean iiieeushl Tickets and uteri-
' , ' P hi stisied
tress Pl

 

sun § an.

LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other firsflclassjfamily

COAL.

Our range and heater

COALS

for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slots and dust remov-
ed before delivery.

W

RAYMIINII. BRIIS.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

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“-13er

WATER POWER.

it you want your horse clipped union and
cleanest] on

W. McQuhac,
58 North Main St"
mi: South Norwaik.

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A vsshmns‘ oneness.

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And Irons Purely mun-ammo natives '

no Leads Him to Where a [saving Widow
Watts and Installs Him Into the Boson:
of Her Family.

I was passln from the strugglin town of~
Bald Hill to the enterprisln settlement of
Last Chance when a critter overtakes mo
in a humble way and meekly observes:

“Stronger, we know not what a day
may bring forth. >
and the wind
bloweth whar she
listcth."

"I hev observed
that she do," so:
I. “and procrastb
nashun ar’ the
thief of time. "

"Yes, she be,
and he that seek-
eth truth seekoth
a jewel of great
price; nlso, wo
comcth up like u
(lower and cr‘ out
down.” .

" 'I'rooly, my "1 AM our A worm."
friend, trooly. From yer lunguldgc I
should infer that yo was is humble worm
of the dust."

“Yea, I nm but a worm."

“And what portiokler lino nr’ yo worm-
in in now, if it hoin‘t strictly private biz-
nose?”

“A-s‘urchln. " he replies, with a mourn-
ful sigh and several shakes of the head—-
"n-e'nrchin fur a waterfall and a lake‘bc-
low it, with islands and groan shores
Whuron ye kin not as night wraps hor
mantle nbout hi‘l‘, and the mcddcr lurks
and whippoorwills cum down to give up
to thnr sad cmoshuns."

“That would be too rich fur the blotxl
of sich a humble worm us 1 nm. I'm not
expectin to live in heaven and Cherokee (it
the same time. When I'm done with one,
I hope to tulle t’othcr. Into ouch lifon
lectlc rnin must fall; also, mun dicth nud
wostcth away, and whnr is be?

“And we know not how soon we may
die. Likewise, n bird in the hand is wuth
two in the bush. llumblo worm of tho

 

.dust, yo kin unburdon ycr woos to mo in

strict Confidence. l tuko it that the part-
ncr of yer busnni is no more on top the
uirth?" - '

“No more, no mnro. " ho mdiyn-plics us
his mnoshuns was visi Illt' to tho nnkod I'yr.

“And the hormvomcnt in of recent
date?"

“Jest two trucks ngotodny. It‘s only
within the lost two days that the humblo
worm hos hoghn to fool fmilcuomc ng'iti. "

“Thu lumh nnd thmvidowr-r nmy frolic,
and man's inhumunity to nuin mnkos
countless thousands mourn. “

“‘r'oo, stronger, you. lint “‘1' kin not ui~
lus sorrvr.”

“Not if Wu kin find it M't'ullil wife. and
I think we kin. I think We kin not only
findrhor, but within the hour the sadness
which nowwoupios tho churnbors of yrr
soul will hcv bin cmwdod out to make
room fur nnotiwr
tonnnt. Iknow n
bun k on which
tho wild thymi-
g row err—that is.
it would grow
thnr if u widdor
rind lwr ponculul
flock had not ink
on up till the mom
nforu the wild
tli ymo had it
squnr' vhhm'o.”

"Art th' young
hnd my?" ho iihliri
on Tut: ilANKrl or wow M 1m Mill‘s nwny

m x. tlw l‘l'Ill‘i'IlVi‘ tour.

"Slowly, my humble ulo Worm, or slu-
wmildn't be \vuilin on tho hunks of Wolf
run for sum orittvrtocnm ulongmui go
snilin with iwr out. on tho oshun of luv.
Yo linin't no right to be too doggom-d por
iicklvr under the snnuunstnmvs.“

“Thut's trim." ho nor. mi wo newline ihr
top of 9 bill iilltl takes the loft luuul mod
“lloin sumwhut youngnnd my nnysvlf, i
tmtorully prrivrrn-d sum min with whom
my mul Would ho in unison. but I slum’t.
kick shout-it. As to tho t-hlldrvu, how
Dyer?"

“'l‘hur's ninooi them, its nigh us i muhl
count in ridin by, and mobbo tlu‘y‘ll go Its
high he ’lowu. Atuny rutv, if ihur' huln‘t
null yo kin find plenty to adopt. Yo hov
rill tho ‘pcurnnvvs of Twin n foudmul luvin
fnthor. When l mu fur, fur nwuy, und tho
duy fluli‘i'l lntosilontdarkness. I'll think
of yo no mmtml in the bosom of yer happy
fum'ly rind blrnsin tho memory of tho pile
grim whims minhuu it ur' to iutcrdormo
Cherokee messypuriliy and Mogiocmnont
iniothis pornhun of tho civilized World. "

“ ’anr-n children will moles n pooty big
humor, I tolm it," son thoohkumi no the
bump on his buck bumped up n lootlo
higher.

“Wbut's llmt to do with it!" so; i, pull.
In up my hossrmd lookin him over. “Hum
body’s got to marry thut widdnr, I tnko
1:.”

“You, suuilnuly has."

”And sum critter has got to ho booted in
the bosom of that inm’lyt"

“You, yen. Whilst under other enrollm-
stoncesl should prefer sumthiu young and
coy, with not over two encumbrances, I
shall mnls no kick. tin tho mntrnry, let
us hosmn ourpaoc. “

llnlf no hour Inter we “inched the wild
thyme bunk amt found the widdor nnrl the
children comm! in nod umlnrnwsgon.
The widdur WM
hnrehomlml, his!“
arm! moi barn
futtotl, int the
way she outdo the
dust fly as she '
handled the hou ,
had a mum cfe .—

 

 
 

 

 

 

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or Mm dept sort
M m sod ‘stoleast'ay thespcetttol.
thlsmsn's partner." , '

“And he's Imkiu for mother?"

«no ‘1'."

“What hey yo got behind yet" she asks
as she looks up at him.

“This ole hoes, a claim of 60 and a luv-
ln heart." he replies.

"And I've got a claim of 60, ’levcn chil-,
dren and a habit of gittin out to work at
5 o’clock in the mornin. Ye haln’t much
of emitter when compared with the crowd,
but I reckon it’s the best both of us .kin
do under the earcumstances. Ar’ ye will-
in,"

'" Yea, willin'ly willin. "

”But who’s to marry us?"

“Yer humble servant, ma’am," sea I.
Thor's to be no waitin, no chances, no fees.
J inc hands and stand before me"

"Be ye a preacher?” see she, hanging
book a loetle and at the some time cums
most of the ’leven children into shape.

“I’m mllin of Cherokee sassyparilly and
Magic cement and seekin to bring hoppi-
nese'whar sorter occupied the soul afore.
Wipe yer noses and jinn right hands. Thar
ye or", and I now pronounce yo man and
wifc‘and bid yo allow at the same time. I

live bottles of that remedy of mine for
mstorin the lost cnthooeissm of the human
system, but I’ve brnng two yournin souls
together to begin anew comer of bliss, and
yer lastin gratitoode must be my reward.
Farewell. thou lmnbkins; furowolli" ,
Acsrm Kassie.

Be Stopped the Play.

There is n low in France which imbit.
tors the life of every dramatic author, as it
confers upon every French citizen the
right of buying a novel or play immediate
ly suppressed by the police if his name
happens to be mentioned in it. If a char-
octcr in a comedy hours the name of Du-
pont or Dubois, all the Duponts and Du-
boiscs in Franocuro entitled to insist on a
change of the name, or, if the manager to
fuses, of the unnovnl of the play from the
bill. In their anxiety to ovoid unpleasant-
ness the parodiste of the Cluny theater do
cidcdl to designate the characters in a re-
cent piece by means of numbers. The of
feet thus produced is somewhat peculiar, as
for instance:

“Ah, shunning 182, you are the most
ndornbiu of oil womenl'

“And you are u flntwrer, Count 18. "

While tho two were thus exchanging
compliments an elderly gentleman sud-
dnnlynppcnrs lllld called out in a voice of
thunder:

"I burn cuught you now,Count llsl Are
there any cowards in your family?”

“Gracious!“ whispered (‘ount ill, from-
bling in his slums. “Unwiousi Duko‘bil.”

“Seventylour,” oxolnims the duke,
“turn this m-ntlomnn outi”

But at this point it follow in tho nudi-
cnco springs. to his foot. "This is really
too bud!" ho shouts in tho direction of the
stage. “i will svud you n summons."

’i‘ho duke iiil‘iWi‘I’S in surpriso: "What
have you to complnin of? Seventyiour is
only A numbvr. "

"That's just it. It is the wry number
I born when in jail. nnd lrim not going to
bo. degrudml by having is servant dubbed
with it." ’

Everybody had to giro In to thnt argu-
mont. It was the law. The play was sulp-
ped there and then. I have never berm
nhlo to uncertain what further befell tho
charming 13:3, Count is rind Duke 5:}. I
have not hwn nblc to sloop at night through
speculating on the euhjr-ct.—l’ittsburg
llispntoh.

As Largo as an Egg.

The won from Port Huron WM giving
the reporter on item of news.

“You." ho wr-nt on, after saying he hnd
something to toll, “we bud quite n stonn
up our way tho other day."

"Any mini" inquired tho reporter.

“Some. but. it was lllt‘ hull I wanted to
lipi‘llk llIMlit. "

“Mitch hall?"

"I don't know whither you Would roll
‘it much 111' not, but thorn wasn't it hull-
atono full that wasn't bluszvrthnn m1 rag."

“i‘onw oil!" diswnml tho reporter.
“Iliil runny full?"

"Millium of tiwm. "

“You must he tho hniistono Iinr,“ sug-
goetcd tho ru-portor.

"No. l'm giviugyoutiwstrnighttruth."

Thu rolmrit'i‘ still had his doubts.

"Who! lel of rugs?" ho ventured.

“Fish i'ilflh',” smiled tho Port Huron
humorist. and tho reporter mndo him pay
for tho vigors.~l)otmit Free Press.

 

 

A llecreant.

"\tht yoh dorm whup do buy fob? risk—
ed l'nclo Elk-n us he sumo into tho cabin.
with n sulilo youngster whimpering at his
tildo',

“I whup 'lm mm: hedonn suiluor mush-
million four do freight truin," replied Aunt
Chino, with a ghmcc of indignation.

“Ho done stoic or mushlnillltml’

"Dut‘s whut he done. It's econ'lous tcr
t'Iuk ob dot boy whut wu mine so kocrful
similn inuslmilllioml An." she added,
with int‘nvnsod folding, "duh wus writab-
milllorm in do ncx’ kynh!"——\l.‘nshington
Shir.

Esperionccd In Women's Ways.

A young huebnnd bought it lmmlsomo
vomit from it millor who hurl just returned
from n Vuynfw.

“llut ho cannot talk," objected the pur-
chaser.

"Oh, that doesn't mutter!" answered
the sailor. "lly the time your wife hoe
hnd it n week you will not benblo to mnko
it hold its tonguo. ' 'w’l‘ruth.

Frugal.

Summer Ilotcl Proprietor-Did you
give tlmt piece of merit totho watchdog
all I told you?

The Walton-«Yes. sir, but he wouldn‘t
"M It.

Summer Hotel anrlotor—«llumphl
Tm had. Well, bring it up and serve it to
one of tho gm-sts.»(3hicrigo land.

 

 

A leuidid Advertisement.

"We can wolldoutly recommend our
hotel, Zorn Schereizcrhof, no (ilnttheriu~
880. as n delightful miniones to family
parties traveltugon the continent, ending
to add that during the lost sewn five be~
trothals were cemented under its roof."-
Bornuierfrisobc.

sterile-emu.
Peacemakermllnnfa. haven’t you and
Irenetrtuedsodmefleuofl' ,
{mm-Oh, yum-fit“ It, VI M
fibewudiesdymsdsupuchiesgo'mbu
one. .

 

 

ashram
mouths-smashmw

Muses-Ii

hev probably missed the sole of at Toast I

and get the bargains.

IIND IT IS NOW [IN SILE.

The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

TIIII MllE
SEA. TRIPS

lip the beautiful new sleumehipe of the

Old Dominion Line.

T0 Old I'oint Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Return,

I ll ygcia Hotel.) {I Princess Anne Hotel.)

Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a SUMMER OUTING. May be made for

$I6. llhi Point Damion, SIB.
SIT. Virginia Beach. ill.

E A day and a quarter at either hotel.

INCLUDING EVERY EXPENSE.

0f meals and berths en route and a day and a
quarter's board at either hotel.

This trip is an ideal one. as the course skirts
the coast with little likelihood of sensickncss.
and trusses in review many watering places
and points of interest.

Dill IlIlMINIIlN 8. 8. III].

W. L. lil'lLLAI'DEU. TR AFFIC MANAGER.

Pier :6. hi. it., l'cw York.
. iylSim

NIIIST MAGNIFICENT
TOUR OF THE SEASON
”T0,.

The Thousand islands
Slim ”nte'titrerzrx' $I5.0tl

ifndcr the management. of lino-in. .e Recrea-
tion Tourist (Jo. Speriai train li‘lth'Jl ilrooktlold
Junction at 0:20 a. m. 'l‘ueiuiay. August 28th
nrriving nt Thousand Islands enriy the same
evening. Parlor ours attached (seats " extra
mwh was i. which simuld he reserve: in mi-
vanrc. last tour of the NPRNOII. therefore
everyone should avail themselves of this trip.

For further imfornmtlon and tickets, roll on
ticket agent N. L. N. ii. do it. it. it.

Tours to Saratoga.
MIG. 20th and 21th.
$9.00 Pays all Expenses of

Four Days' Tour.

fiend for “Tourist World" descriptive of
trips.

 

the delightful

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Tax Col enter 8 once.
"—4..“—

O'I‘lCE Is hereby given to all menus lisbie
N to pay taxes tothu Town 0 Norwnllt. in
the County of l‘slrtleld sud State of (’onnecti-
cut, on the assessment list of hill), that i will
meetlthem It; 71006qu J’shittaxes at the follow-
in tmeanni aces. w :

fit the store gt W. ti. Hartford, East Norwalk.
(Down Town). on Thursday. Animist mth, not.
from lilo'elock foreooon until 1.2m ntternoon.

At the More of .l. (l. Randall. st thnlpault.
on the afternoon of Thursday August illtll.
mm. from 3 o‘clock until one 0 «hack.

At the store of Alphonso Dibble. st flouth
Five Mile River. on the evening of ‘Thuraduy.
Amman filth 1894. from 7 until 9:30 o clock.

At the o cc of the col ector, Room . o.

Masonic Building. in the City of Norwolkiin
Mild Town of Norwnlh on Friday. Allalllltil st.
use, from 9 o'clock oreooon. until o'clock
and from 7 until 8 in the events .
. limit h, at the Collector's 0 rs.
Norwallr. and Mr. sco . Layton. at is
nflice. Railroad i’lscs. South horwallr. are
authorised to receive tales for me-

On all taxes which shall remain unpaid after
the with day of septum i . interest at the
rate of nine per cent. will belcharusd from the
one do of Au t 1m until the some shall
be paid. Olmt . irr. ilN Collector.

in and for said Town of Nomuir, on the list

ms
“natal st llorwallr. Conn“ August 1. 1%

I. 0. JENNINGS.

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BUY 01'

W. Podmore,

AND SAVE MONEY.

Kitchen Tables.
Extension Tables.
Dining Chairs.
Common Chairs.

Reed Becker,

Splint Rocker.
Mammoth Rocker.
High Chair and Table.

Clearing Sale-

liaby Carriages.
Jars. Hammocks. Seats. Screens, Ice Cream
Freezers. Hoes. Rakes. etc. All new grxlds.

 

Undertaker.

t K mom mum. NORWALK. con
Opposite Horse Bailwoym
Residence. 3 mm street. rm 2% i.”

 

Greecrics

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If you want good goods that can’t b
be beat call on ‘4

A. T. MERRIRM,

l28 SUUTN MAIN STREET.

Flfls' No. 1 Mackerel, at We each.
Unwed Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.

As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.

Tees and Coffees of the best, but no
presents.

 

To
Reach

Buyers

Is the cherished plan of all adv

l vertisers. Thejan'r Chess of

buyers buy THE BENTINEL,

and it is through their trade
that all

Business
Must
Prosper. ,

 

 

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