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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 18, 1894 · page 6

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A shadow hour «on '

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.AN Hognsr ”BEGIN:

lam in the burgling lmsinsss, and
[maintain that it .2th!
sshonestlyas snynthcr. Perhapsl
In mistaken, but I certainly have
rsissdittoamuch highcrlevel than
it was when I first minutes] that
moons of s livelihmd.

My motto, “Homty Is the Best
Policy-See?" is neatly engraved on
sll my professional twin. and my ti

' ”so! ”The Honest Burglnf’ will go
on my minimums in due time and
when my strictly honorable mom
can be safely mentioned with prank:
by my relatives and friends

I slwsys make a point of seeking it
toemsn worthy of my steal, Sever
do 1611th a house, no matter what
inducements its contents; may odor,
which has not the wry latest scien'
lific burglar protections. Ordinary
locks and bolts l pmitrvely More: to
stack, and «malady left open dam
and windows I disdain to make use
of. I leave those tidbits (or our...»
est burglars who tnlro not the profit»
sinus! pride that I find so high toned
sud profitable and so aluminum“ in
one’s self respect.

Now that I ham properly intro
duced my honest self l'l‘l tall a stay.

A wealthy chap who hail? mark his
millions in it way Idmpisne hall «rm-t»
ad a grand mansion with all that?
fluent elmurhnl lmrszlar alarm»:
known to dawn Zwry «hmr and win
dour was nlonbly proton/ml. so the
slightrst much all"? Ibo warm wen:
set Would jungle immlmlm bulls
atrium-ii on tlw light”! sum all 011??
mu mum» in at William lmllrrairmtnatl,
in nominal to all that triwlulmum m.
play Mora» Worn tollmlo slug»: on Palfh
hl.:rr:‘-<”;:.:«» smd tum p11 lilo: lots of nil w 1*

Water «Willi: M's-ll with Witter l!» 1134» ;

main {tumor-y lull in plau'n high? by
the sale: in the» «lining; rmm.

All (hm: imp: using prcpnmtmm. m
uponsiw and troiil'nlmnmo tor um
armor. guys to me n glorimnl «la-light,
and I lmlml forward to fl'lal‘lt’llllit'

them wltb all a. small boy's Fourth all 1

July «mahusiamm.

At law the: bulllc alight ram-c. 3-1er
with it Mr. Willluui Murrarmvr. any
active pun nor in thaw lnwinm

Mr. Mummcr was hnghly rwpmml
in tho prolhvmmu, lulu», mywlf. he
never sump”! to muqucr and was

equally noml for Ms grmlwmsnliy ‘

ways and sturdy honmty
Only once in his l‘nuy ll!» was is

ever talwn m and slow for. and l 3

cmhln‘t Mama-- him a bill «i»~ulwr.

You new». hit was mullahs: n tirhf-l'l"
ma «all on n roll Mu’l‘lwlfll‘. and
while [milling (lungs «may in flu»
hamlsmnormm luv mm [awfully our
med ivy lbw «nuinlrn smrni at ills
hm! will» rsmw gorillomma fncrnlv.

‘ Not Willing in own inrrmiw. fir,
Mummcr qumly sluppmi and” tin--
but! to await 5m upwrmrmy for 11..»
parting plowunlly

Yum» his» mug; rfl-rll'mal Hr Mom
m lmllcld our Wi'll [mlzsl’iflli Isn't.»
ml thmumlm-n muniurrrnbly on
the Turkish mgr. arwlwmly’ m shag»
to stay nwivulw. «impure Wllimm'm mm
id, {0 mm» llln' train for hum»

flow tlw» jolly owntlwmwn lirhml
cigars and (”Minimum-Ml tolling funny
WWW, chalking Mn ‘5! on» Will. a who
mot Marty lnuulm-r.

William. who lllitlrvrsl'msl than pump
antiqumae» oi not mmng an Mm»
be warm“: wanml. hop! .1 ramming:
show until u fumnwr slur)! than
mlwns told. and tlwu. Mm on
wmmug erlimglae to flunk" «but»
In» uni'ortumnuv martin. be upland
With a trvvnwulmm “ liars. lunar.
haw!“ thu («ammo-w! m.» somb-
men nlulnwlully,

I'll “mulls-w fit» my that ”It Hum
m haul aulplw snow ll‘l'fl‘fwfl‘lfg to

«Enjoy «be "lkfl'.’ wlwlr Ifllflflfiffl Milli: .

mums lmm lmmnaw m thw flaw
bun-by

Bull ho mm ru-r-mwm‘.‘ my rungs”
{or has Mr'l'lllltg «limlitnm lrya trlrrlt

“plural wlumuwrmml m a 1M» ‘

mus Dumpling; hunw MW slum.
Whilst film lutullmly films flowing
8M big lw'll usual lluo nlrrmml luau!
an: worm M'wfl'lumu: for sun; with
gun Mr. Illuummuvr i‘fllldfl'l‘l n dru-rl
«I m and prunnptg «mm m m!
, with his lsmtsm MW, with: the
. m nanny mm under has
w thin. he luy yclhug as
16.1 as tho hmdutsnd My or-
ths hold ”trim with m

 

 

With rslisos containing srtides
hourtrsdemndstnohingpipes
Won whidsthslrglow.

up

W0 knowths plsoswsll. lorhoth
Bill’sndmywlt had managed toss.
curls work there when the bananas
bring misled. Through at side
hedgesnd umthelsrgslswn from
true to true we mtiously ndvancal,
”stung frequently to observe and
listen

Not 3 smind sure the uncanny
mm!) of an owl and tho blustering
chilly wind soughing among the ever
was and creaking thc barn tree tops
Monmresgerears.

Thanks to the summed superior
protectnm o! chmricity, dogs were
not on hand to interfere with our
guano, though had there been we

I a [silent way of winning their
friendship.

When we got close to the house.
an: roads as circuit around it, and
finding crorythingsnfc and comfort-
able wo Immortal for luminous. In—
atom! of sttmnpting a guarded door
or «Mm, or oven cutting a hole
through the cupboards into the par-
lor, as we might have done to avoid
the wires, our plan was to enter
through the uupmtccusl roof. Tab
ing from my bug an arrow with 3
mil of fishing line attached, I placed
it in s lxm (which had been my cane
while trawling) sud neatly shot the
lino shims and «war the house. so
that it tell chesrof windows or 0b

In a few minutes a singlc tug on it
Md inc that Bill had found the ur-
now on {other side of the house.
Then I titled on a barber lino, light.
but strolls; enough to hang two or-
dinary won. and signaled Bill to haul]
stray. Next I instant, on a troll
wan-d high [mwer pul 0y block. on
which was thcilcxiblc rugs: for our
WMJK, slid gum thcsignnl to haul
away again and make fast.

Soon Bill dial so. anal. joining inc.
We? got nwly to go aloft.

[wont firm. of course, being lbu

who pumwr in the cnmcvrn and
«his! mummy of my unpaivntml in
lrcmmn.
Verirlfortalyly sitting on n woodcn
inamymwr. l pullml away on the cud-
:lum ropv at iau lament mile pound pull
Mung (our; and «wily mum] myself
mulmm I could roach and mount
:1qu the? brmnl mum; of the shinghd
“villus; final.

In a jlfl’yl’urtncr Billxs'rfomml
éilw mm:- rirmn— or: and was at my
fowl»

Lilo» two rats. in: quidsly rlnm
lsrul. mall tlu- help of tho crussliuc.
to than.» watch». and thou. with imlrou-
lrlre at all m Mli‘ll draws mi we wvrv.
tow boll m» ("NHL and Fort Elm-r
tawny was mlfl'IlJfilh its garrison
Lbllmiully dimming; of tho safety at
'iordml by tlw lntmi burglar alarms.
‘ firiily l’fi't‘lllllfl down tbc mutilv
luahhrr. wu guilml tho gurrct llwr.
at»! thrill“ by Hm "llawry light (If our
dark lzlntwrir. wv dunnml our Work
.1115; mm.» «wirinung of lung wbilv
Mulligan m and am»; said which. I
an: prom! to my, I am‘vntnl for own
firm.» lllw ill“ prtw'nl
. “writ-g at. £5me burglar. l iim‘vr
rumslwrwl :3 wpwru In inmllawly
«will» u .w-lwpmg pvmm. ’l’lu- lmlm
myrmli)’ suilvr from lll‘l'l‘ullfi shock
and [might nml rltlwr faint «lmd away
0; H'T‘l'flltl m loudly that it is ”many
my. to my than» low-d.

'l'i‘w nwn arc apt in wukn-u out of
barium or mv worm! tmlmltli, and m
bulb (Whom ut- szmwrzilly ls'ymnl rmu'll
w! nrmmwm

llm m UM” lmmlmnw rufllwl mull!
gowns and maps. wv {oni‘lmsly glidw
m and out ol‘ hair-nuns. mnknlmll‘
.awnltv nwn turn owr on their pil
low» 5w no «em gut tlwlr wntrhm ul‘
gnaw... Will: in. mnrv limb in slunpy
grunt ni. bum: ullslurlml. nnlluwn
got m In] imniu llmn ll llll’flélfillllll'
5;” all urinal] lliwu‘l’d‘i‘y.

You now, our Inldinw null nppum-
arm» natumlly mum tbcm in ink:- us
ior uwmlwrwnf ”in family and mm
no wwmlingly.

Tim unruly isimn'h plmmmor alum
‘ Marlow :séll'rltllr mun'hm mnlcr thru‘
NM or blinding llnmr «you with tlw
rays”! ndark lnutcm orgivingtln-m
a 1mm”! rcrulwr Mull or abilly
”mill or: u lll’fl'lm'll'fll lmld bum].
l’ut yuum'll’ m tlmir plum. and l
m you'll l‘ully alarm Willi mu.

“'9‘”. Hill and I. like Wm wllilo‘
ml"! Minn l’lnlmm. (rhino clown
stairs in»! M‘l'iil straight to our work.
flill inking llw rooms on 0ch hldl! of
”M“ dimly light-«I bull. and I flu,- oili-
on»

flow in it!“ «any that snoring, which
is morally Mlamsirc to the lisueucr,
lawman in am busimmn must inclu-
diuus and writhing sound. Lilm linu-
ciw Panza. l blvss the man who in.
ranted slow. and thrice bless the
arm. psi-ham who invented the
sum snore. though l never do it

”torturing timsst night like
W" thousand-intimated

mud-murmur ho

mm
Mimwmwm

 

undsrhlspilluw. ,Butthsoldsnarbr
hyonit hard suit wouldn‘t me.

shuttcrs Bhoflnghirn gently by the shoulder,

 

I whispered, “Turn over.”

Hull opening his eyes, enough to
«see my white robe, he gave the usual
grunt and obeyed. In a moment his
interrupted snore begun louder than
before, and the ticker was mine.

To the next room I went and as

easily hslped myself.
. The third room, which was the
guest chamber, I visited with equal
success, and then, not intending to
upset the electrical arrangement on
thsfirst noon! sneaked out in the
hall to find Bill and skip out forgood
the way we had come.

Adimly burning gaslight mode the
darkness visible, and shortly! saw
Bill's noble ghostlikc figure emerge
from a room, and without looking in
my direction walk toward the far
end of the hull.

In one instant I noiselessly reach-
ed him, and, touching his arm, whis-
pered, “Come, Bill, it's time to git.”

The form turned around, but it
wasn’t Bill. The fierce mother-in-
law of the establishment stood be-
fore me, burning me with her eyes.
Ere I could hide my surprised face
and modestly retreat—so she might
do the samHhe got onto my night-
gown racket, and likeatigress she
grabbed my whiskers with both
hands and shrieked bloody murder
and “Thieves!” “Robbersl” “Help!"
cm, till she made me tired. I never
felt so queer in all my life.

At once yells and screams and
howls of fear came from allover in a
mad chorus. 01f went the burglar
alarm bells and the rattles, and up
flashed the gas till the whole lower
part of the house was brilliant. Luck-
fly I had captured the pillowed pia-
tols, or they‘d have gone off too.

At the instant a stalwart figure in
white bounded out of another room
and flew to my assistance. “Bill I" I
gasped. “Quick! For yum-life! Pull
her away 1"

He gently but firmly embraced the
old lady’s waist. and pulled, while I
tried tobitc her worse than tiger's
claws. “Tickle her, Bill I" I groancd,
seeing the pull didn't. work. That
fetched her. She lost hur grip—4'0-
tniniug, however, half my beard—~and
went for Bill. But he was too quick
to be caught. Neatly dodging her
terrible. mluns, 11c pushed her in a
room. and bcfore lhc torrificd house:
hold dm-ml show tlicmm-lvcs we. had
cscuxxnl through tho scuttle and \\'(_'l'!'
on the roof.

Aslidc duwn tlw mp.» and our safe»
tywus :ussuml. but We had now sec
and to lose.

Hustily we tried to find our only
means of flight. Like great lizards
we crawled about in the darkness,
but our «if-iris Wt‘l'e vniu. The rope
was gone.

“What‘s up now. Bill?" I whis»
per-ed.

“We are, Tum," be. nuswcml grim
13'. “We've been shudowcd from
outside. and they've out the rope.
Nico trap for twu old rats like wv."

In spite of myself I shivers-d.
"Wt-ll. what’s to be done, Bill? No
use praying for a balloon, is tin-rm“

"Not much, pan-ll,“ said William
as: ('bm'rfully as 110 could, “and no
uw trying thc from door. Thom
ain‘t a lightning rod, villwr. to slide
down 011, Mill wc can't watch tlw wu
tcr lcmlvr. I wish l was 11 bird."

“\Vcll. Wv‘ll bulb be birds~~jzlilr
birth-1w Bill. if wwluu‘t «lnsmnvtlniig.
Think quick,"

Now guns wvn- lwginning to shoot
from the windows, and we lwnrd unv
swm‘ing shunts from without. livi-
dcntly lbw buusu was living sur-

 

rmlmlml.
“"um." \vhispvrml Bill. “I'Vu
llmugllt. Wu must jump.“

"Upurdnwu 1" says I, not rcbsbiug
“in job.

“Down. of course," grinned brim»
William. “into the big uwrgrmui
trcc byllmt vlmmwy. Now, Tum.
mum on.“

Bill skiunvd to tho roof‘s odgu like
u mmkcy, I uftcr him. Wlum (war,
he lrupml into tlwbbu-kucss. mull
heard tho ln‘miclu-s brmik, but no
sickmling thud, nsl [mum], (living
him llnm lu gut out of my way, I fol.
lam-«l him mul ulsu lwld on tho bond;
lug bouulm. In it trim lmtlmf us
“911(‘llt‘il lbc grants. and bcl'om wc
could start to run it (liW‘llt'Xl‘llHl
men with pih'bforks um] mm» worn
around us. tlm light from the win-
dows showing us to advantage.

But luckily we bud forgottcn to
remove our uiuhtguwns. “Quick,
uowl" oriwl Bill, with Woudcrful
presence of mind. “Sum our folks
in tho home. The rubbers nro mur-
during them. Tin-y chasm! us out
the windows. Smut-sh in tho front
door and save their lives. Don’t you
heartburn scream?"

Ofl rushed our captors, nml with
arm they broke the (1001' and entered
tothc rescue.

Bill and I, dropping our robes do
nuit. took the opwsiw direction,
Quins-d the road and laughed all the
my home.-—Dctroit Free Press.

 

asp-m mu sebum.

The old nobility of Japan is called
the Samurai. The-re are about 200,
000 members at this class. Every
on of their families has a cost of
firms which belongs to lt, and which
name also can use The (mien-ls
W bywdukeu. 'l‘hslwdlug

 

‘ ml at the Samurai ls patriotism
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are sure they will suit.

Repairing of all kinds.

ours

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3 Nll'EllWEMl.
Sizes 16 in. to 36 in. , Prices 50 to 250.
ExcellentValuein BetterGoods

ALSO COMPLETE LINES OF

lAllES’ All GENTS’ llNllEllWEAll.
A. Dickerman &Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

80“” “D 3|“ [ETIERINB a specialty, by GEO. WASHBURN, the srtist. Call and get figures.

BomeandSeeThem
THREE SPINDLES

OF OUR OWN MAKE.

‘ New designs and we think
the best ever offered.

They are built on honor and:will
be sold cheap.

FANCY TRAPS

in Connecticut.

In BUGGIES and PHAETONS we have end springs, side-bars and side springs. These buggies we fully warrant, and

mo (TAIVOI’IPN, RUNABOUTS, BUSINESS and LUMBER BOX WAGONS, to suit all demands.

HARNESSES. We have put in a fine line of HARNESSES, WHIPS, LAP ROBES, BLANKETS, etc. If you will
look at them. we think the price will sell them to you.
Jobs ralh-d for and delivered.

WRIGHT’S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

Cor. Franklin and Madison Sts.. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

HALE SELLS IT. 260.

REME M B E R

The Connecticut annual life In-
surance 00., oflflnrtlord.

for loan Hum to ulsy. or will null him an m-
dowmunt for 'lJlIlmir 1M»; than 7:: a slay.
psysblotoblmm-lflrlw llu-s. um! his mum-
" bodies. so do not m-ghwl in l

S. 8. l'HDMMEDlEU. Alli”.
l||_ WlSlflNGTflll ST.

nuns: cunmc

:- m‘-

WATER POWER.

If you nut yourtlmm t'llppwl rum-h am:
oan.csllon

W. McQuhae,

58 North Main St..
““2? South Norwalyky;

 

 

 

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wAGONs.

NW sud around Mud

Buggies, Pinion. Carriages
Calculus, Splines. ole.

Prices to an}? All.

mmmm.

 

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willInsuruilwllnmr uyuung mun for OH!” .

Old Company '8
LEHIGH,
HAZLE’I‘ON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family

COAL.

Our range and heater

COALS

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

uvfiflhllns.

SOUTH NlRW A LE.

.1. 0. JENNINGS.

Papas Hangoucuciminu. Palnm

Ami dash" in

Wlll i'lPER IND BURBERS.

lNorm Mslilutml M» Numslh.
Humble hunky a! lull lliw 1mm slylfll u!
Pawn. llnrulnrs and Hill Mnultlluur is‘unn
himm for luuwmm. nu mulw M :uul.

 

 

 

Physitigfinhr women!

MRS. DR. N. l. Gllllflllll)

Cum lnn runsultnl all but nmrs.

342 Emu 8t, lirldgrpurt. Dom.

from it! s. m. to 7 p. to. my day arm-m unmisy

Tim Doclnrls a regular pl: slots» and l
thew." 1-!an yunhns mm mm- Iilsms ,
of our s sponlnll . lwllm mum»:
from s y'cllfllmlm lnvla rm to the nu ma
consult? .Uulltn lntlisstrmntmnfld
sud withths smut-sumo! mrslfluplhs m. _
skillful and ark-nulls tmumsnl. known to
m cm mmrr and inn-Helm. limbs vim
furnished tor mnflmmanl rm mun moth
«rats. Al mum promptly rsnllm l!“ in»
closi- mun All 9.!

chums ‘

Six Per Cent. Investments

(lustsntml Roll Estate llmtusgm.

Flint MW 20 yr. Gold Bonds ol
the loohpnrt Us: and Electric Light Co ,
Imhpon, ll. Y.

Dohenlum Bonds of the huddle-er
honking (loam-DI. lllrldleto‘wn, Ct.

Prompt attention to mull m

H. D. SMITH.
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A COAL - Grocer-i2;
COAL ———-——

It you want good goods that can‘t be
be beat call on

A. T. MEBBIAM,

I28 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Fine No. l lekvn-l, at 100 each.

CunnedSuused Muslim-cl and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.

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

Teas and Cofl'om of tho boat, but no
presents.

 

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su mus

"8’ HH- lw-snlliul iww «Inninnblm of tho

Old Dominion Line.

To mu I'ulnl (‘umfort or Vlrglnls
Roach and Return.

”hurls Howl.» ll‘rlm‘xm Anna "(:1le

Mon «lullahilul mums on tho Atlantic must
(at s Mill!!! 00111"). May be mule for

SIB. on Palm Comion. m.
SH. Virginia Beach. Sll.

A Any and a quarter st either haul.

lllllllllllfl “Elli “VENUE.

01 meals sin! berths rm routs ml a dry and s
(rumors board st alum hotel.

This m is ’ maul ”the coarsening
mm hill»... 11% of ”mm
s m In W" mm: menu

mat-mm

Ill ”Hill“ I. I. 00.

WA; sumunuu.mmo mas-s.

 

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