Ram. -" Want. " "To lat." and
advancements. not encoding the
time. ”(it three “menace: minim”.
nation it." a line. liar-rings and
, . m. licheduleol rotor for dis.
Mutants furnished on applica-
.. [Kazan—Dy mall. in advance.
would: One month. we: three
ha; at: months. use: one year. ts.
b1 low-hon. In.- It week. to be paid
' M -No. 91 Wnnhlngtun street.
. . :tclcphono call. 9-1-6.
0010:. No. «1 Wall street. Norwalk:
all. ”-4.
are welcome at 'I he llcntlncl nub-c.
Igor of any new». you will confer a
phylalcphoning. sending or bringing it
plea
t
. 'rtcita should in all cases be ad-
TI'IE EVENING HENTISEL.
t’wnlh Norwalk. Conn.
Evening Seutinr! has a ("'I'rcttlation
“I [on of Nor-1m": and its Suburhu
in”, Conridrrablg, than (hr I 'omln'ual
ion 0/01! olhrr Thrlr l. oral Dail-
01» Pull Room in ohm ya open to
flow Iork Herald Weather Forecaat.
350th1' today urinals-m to br- partly
m. 11li by sliaht ruin. with slight
mmtum change». inlluwml by Mooring
“landfill lliflll Wltuiuol‘l the cult-tn. To-
: Wit pmmim toln' lnlrntlvl cooler. lul-
‘ {Hm-W" ", ‘i‘
I M NI m d .fi
lay in m by M H. '
We have .110 W M
with the agent- ct tho orbit-tad H
Glove-Fitting Puma, ”Mum
present to our lady readers Ionic at M
very newest and choicest: pattern. at
garnwnta. Full and explicit direction:
for putting together the serotonin ac-
company each mttern.
inter hook is
Itich evclol
Mltnekingcough,
l ‘ mint-ale sweetie,
boll! recommended 111ml begun
to In el 11nd inside ot 24 hours
I one rel cvcd. That one bottl".
cured me, and I cannot spunk too
highly of it» cxrcllcncc." —Mrs.
E. 8.3 one". Eaton, Uhio.
Highest '
Awards at .‘
World’s Fair.
CSTP'CHtLDS' APRON ' b
mm HY KAY W03. ( M k
, on ey
Whitc llilllltltllk and embroidered cdg-
iug made this neat and simple apron for; With your cold!
I1 little girl. The front and sidcs or? it in the bud
cure a bottle of
prettily gored, and joining the loose:
HALE’S LUNG
Nip
l’ro-
being finished by a narrow facing The
‘ W by cloudy I “auditions
books by shoulder seams, the Iirm’ t! eye:
BA LSAI
low crcdgcl’. 1119 In graceful fullness 11 Id .ia
? “9|“ng point of the thermometer for bulk
‘ 'CMWy-fvlurlmuru ending at noon 1...th
lIcIumcd deeply, bro Id strings being in-i
w'
_ lsertcl in the side scams that lie inn
W' Record. bow, with endu in centze
A gathered full of I‘lllbl‘tlldt‘l'yl
linishcsthc round. low neck, the but
3p Irct ty
“a lo detract! above urn: lth'Ht. '1': legrces
above. cdgcs being llt'lllllll‘tl and closed with
Whmttons 11nd buttouliolcs. Aprons in
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow. lthis style can be made from plain nut]
“and” “my,” llightiulr- b,“,m,,IIlctttIrl Swiss crossqu'rcd. stripcd nudi
It 6:51 at til“! M 73'!" 0: 1h _ plain Ianibric. diInity. Iwrcnle, or ging- ,
W lhum. The rutllc can be Inndo'of the}
Americana In the Transvaal. i material, edged with lace or narrow cm- i
11 Hr. Cecil Rhodes really did tele- ! brmdcry i
graph to his home government that Eng.' The quantity of 36- inch wide material ‘
m'mld have the sympathy of the required to make llllh .Ipron for 11 child.
United 5m“ ,3 case Uf trouble with i III o roars old, is ’ vards: for one chrhti
for one
the first thing you do
and save yourself from
needless suffering.
k "l’rlal Bottle Free.
are hall sold.
oi “retiring. Out agents oi our syndicate are (111':
hcncc our suc1cs<.
lowest prices is the best w I1I' oi doing,r business.
HERE IS A BLAZE 0F
Kitchgn Dgpartmgnt, lucid m :Inc- for this null! 391'.
w I ‘ ’ ‘ f. i Mi-picctt Ton but, decorated in brown
0 ““0 “dd”! “’0‘ “"1“" ”it n)Ithntncvm fades. alwayn Hold nth-'1. this
this department. Our incrcnniuit “Wampum
i?;:;“;$:‘Lrltl'lm“:l:":n:m: r::‘:::":':;e;:: .lanlinonss—All kinds of .lurdincrcs.
... __ 5 We shall take ott' 25 pcr cont.
now We have a floor mxoo: .\IIIItlII-rg Dinner fiche—For this sale we ah: a]
fact that proves that we arc Tlulll. 111 our tnkc ”n. 10110: cent. “n all Dinner SI-ta.
prices. Now keep 1t humming. ': __,_____,_
Tin ItiI-o Boilers, hoary tin. '1 quart»:
“1W3.” 9““ “l 3W- lhi“ “Wk 3”"- . and 4~b11tt1111 (ilncc (ilovt-s, I'ulucs from
; Tin pails, ‘3, -l and ti quarts. with cov- i,“ “13:33:! per pair. 50,3
1’10. f0? tlliH “'t‘l‘k- “'l' Men‘s tine Dog Skin lined.
Lullics' .‘t-buttou lI-ngth )lotwlnctnii'c
ore, price tic, 15c. plain and
and l5c ones II'MIall sell at no and lic.
__ always 150. this sale 91-.
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for this snlc “Pic.
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" Room.
will sell “in“ “t ‘3"! ”(V ““5 fur tops. valuI- ~91 from $1.23 to $1.50 per
Coal Hievca. for thc economy coal. 101'. .mp- 75,. .
_ LIulics' Fast Black Extra Heavy Scum-
:loss Stockings. .\ Input bargain. 3 pairs
E2112
E Mcn‘sSI-zimlcss SIx-ks.soltl cvcryII'hcro
ut lilc a pair, :3 pair 241-.
lloys‘ and Girls" Extra Heavy Ribbed
limo. full length, sizcs from In to III,
IIIo p.ur~1 252x
H: II '.~I Unlaundcnd Shirts, sizes from
I! to l‘ 5. regular .‘IUcI-Itt quality. ".ic.
5,000 yards Hamburg EdgingsJI, H, l0,
I2. l5 and air pcr yard. just :25 pI-rccnt.
less than regular priccs.
31111 dent-11 buttons. worth
Knife Boxes, white Ivood, partitioned,
about loo lumps
loft,ll:1nuing. Hall. Library, Drawing
Dining Table. and tilt-oping:
Room Lamps. We shall take in", pI-I',‘
cont. «Ill ”11‘!“ all. Don't wait. conic
and buy one.
1,000 Tin l’iI- i'lntcn', always Ito ouch,
this sale. 11'.
0111' pint 'i‘in (‘ups always mid at 3w.
Lumps—We llilVl'
(‘otIIplctI-Toilivt Set» ulwnys ll‘Ulll 1“ t"
I BOSTON STORE. 2:511:
New Vork Office. ‘48 Broadway.
BUSINESS- ENOUGH - HERE - ALL - THE .1 TIME: !
chcr dull always something that we are givinj,r away at It sacrifice
tell the "Story that we know how to buy and sell 0111' goods
While others are liquidating and met IIbcrs Ictiringtrom the firm because
there Is not business enough proves that thcv don' t buv their goods right, for it they
did they cou l sell so that the people would bar of them and there would be no nccil
in the market for bi},r Ilccds,
l r . hrs - . s - . - .
I nyinp tht L t at tilt loIIc t prliccs and sclling thc btst at the g mm . mm“ nix-och. and who I m
To Knock Out Any Sale Ever Advertised!
The crowds
llrv Goods well bought
BARGAINS
lion. every pair warraIItI-d rI-gulur
value from 8K to .3111 p: r pair 221v.
Silk Gimpn. valuim from 151: to '.’-"II
pt 1' yard. ‘Jc. .
Skirts.
:tll Skirts mndI- of black mohair. hip!
nrcd $4 anew-2.1m.
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Dress Goods. 1
, most part wry unwphlsticntcd.
f: it! pit'ccs Black Figured Molmir, 2'31"
quality for I. II.
rev in 111117.
AN ANOIINT "REIT CHOW THAT.
STILL DELIGHT! TH! INGLIBH.
I‘MIEIquM
winded-nu Plandlhcflallah
”WW“WMWMIO'IH
.“IM‘UWIBOMNM
Who has not wanted a planet half hour
watching the antics of Punch, ev on when
we ought to have been on more important
Dualncaal I once rcInmntIor arcing the late
prime minister lingering on the 0080 of a
crowd in Parliament unset while the im-
mortal drama wan being enacted and.
"the pale glinipauci the menu." it III a
night on which there was on important
debate, in which the Grand Old than do-
but he made hla point-1 the b1 ttur for the
low minutes he allow/ed hlu mind to be re-
laud by watching thecxplollsof thegrand
old hero of the curbslone play that has
run a greater number of nights than even
”Hamlet" or any of tho othI-r famotu
, plays that continue to hold our stage?
'e are never tln'd of it; no one is ever
tired of it. We have all watched it as chil-
dren, and when we grow old, We like it as
Ivcll nu cvcr. But. whereas it was in for-
mer days on the village green that. we wit-
unused it, or in the continuum by street.
i'uc may see it. new in the dining room, or,
ill it hc summcr time, on the lawn“ For-
Incrly it was thought only fit for the “rude
IIII-chnnicals“ of thlellagostreI-t or the
market. place; it in now the fashion for no-
clcty to indulge in it and for royalty even
to look upon it with pleasure, 110 good in
it for every one to get a touch uvcry now
and again of rude, unmphisttcntml nature.
And Punch and Judy is rude, and for the
We are.
hewewr, Iofmiing down even this speci-
men of “good old" aboriginal humor. and
for l‘." ..1.
quality for 3.1.
H'chI-s, 7’» quality for P101'.
«111:1!in for 501'.
'lic quality for 23c.
1-:1I'h.
«nu-l1
now it more fnatqudntly clonntwith n “nig-
igur" song or something of that nature,
than, an tonncrlypwith the death of the
opiei'cs .3'.’ llll' II Bloc 'k lndin ’I'IIill. ’11ch {MM oft'vil.
’ Ar regards the origin and history of
Punch and Judy, time is as much dispute
among authorities 11a touching the birth-
i'plmcoi liomcr But on one point there
7,3. 3appear11 to be little. if any, doubt, and
i that in that themmcdy mime to us from
,ltnly, win-n- it way popular in tho middle
lagcti. an l’nnchinullo (1'0!!thth with us
' to simple l’nnchi. The original characters
lwcrc: Punch. his wife Judy. the baby.
Toby, the dog. Fmranmuch, trummogrl-
fled lnII r into the t lown. n courticr, a doc
,ztnr.lunnlrlirlo the l1nng1nan.ctc.lnshort,
i the four I hici c-hnriu lt'i'li We to always the
snow; thu oIhI-ru change mmcwhnt no
”N. guarding to lIx-uliiies, natlcnal require
1 meats, etc.
'30 pier-ca Fanty Sailings, iilI qualitI
it) plf‘Cl'ti .Illtolor-I .12 inch NI-w Springs
In pieces New I’lnids, all Wuul.
'3" pieces .\ll Wool SI-rgI-a. all Iolom'
Jackets and Capos.
2'3 Children‘s (hunts. '3. to 4 years. WI
‘Jliifhildrcn's("sum ‘3 to l yeah.
the Boon, and if any Americans in,
lea or the Boer republics really did give
years old. 2'4
' either the British South African colon- i ”W 1”:
' yards; tun yearnl
yards.
The pattonh', II"lIiIl1 is No
can, and ‘
«Il'l :Il
' 11.31- pI-r IlozI-II, ('lllllt'll..
132.311, for this Sitll' NAZI.
not) pairs of («‘lfiu‘Ilrh', our own importa-
ti Dccorutrd Cups and Saucers. always =
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1" ladies" (tapes :iCIom- for $3. to ;
)lr. l’unt'b is Well known nearly all
otcr Bump-3,115 well as wherever the h‘ u:
Toby always but
’0 L vhcs Jatklts *l I om-s $4. and its lllsh tongue is spoken
mode, .9, assurance to that effect then 1 retails for [III IItI Jive c1 ”in, is cut. in I
both Rhodes and the raid Americans! the aim. for I1 III o it 1111, six eight and
ought to be dealt with as they deserve. , t0" 5'0 m‘ ”M !' hlld- i
THE RIGHT
lo mnkc it ll()lll)l\ intcicstiu" to our p"1t1ons \Ic \\ Ill give :1II".'I_I two
the distinction of being pirformcd bya
liIi'nz lndiv.idual if one Innv speak of a
first ClZlSS bumble member of the canine family as
an iudiIidu.1l It is popu- only thought
From the time of Washington down the i
policy of the United States government I
“has been to keep out of either quarrels :
or alliances with other nations.
We have enough to ‘9’ to attend to our
own his domain at home. The Ameri- I
' can people at home have no sympathy
:11: any of their fellow citizens who aid
‘ in lamenting political disturbances with
other nations. The Americans who took
part with the English filibustera in the
Jameson expedition deserve nothing
from their fellow countrymen but the
mount rebuke. There was certainly no
shadow of an excuse for their putting
their fingérs into the matter. We care
told that come of these Americans had
lived in the Boer country some time
and bad prospered and grown rich. It
looked well then. did it not. for them to
turn and try to overthrow the govern-
ment which had permitted them, aliens
as they were, to amass fortunes under
its protection?
0! course, if it is necessary for Uncle
Sent to interfere to save these bad
,1, boys of'his from the punishment they
,dcoervc, he will have to do'it, but he
thould at the same time give them such
, It “going over” as will be a warning in
future to American citizens in foreign
countries to mind their own business. ‘1
’1
Anglo-Saxon Hustle.
. The mastering of I1 complete and for-
midable fleet in five days is a font that
‘.pr0bably no nation but England could
accomplish at present. The review of it.
allowed that the fleet thus hustled to-
gether was ready to grapple with any-
thing'and anybody on this globe. The
.work accomplished recalls the swiftuess
with which the United States prepared
a navy at the beginning of the civil war.
There were the raw materials and the
patriotism of the people. Anglo-Saxon
vim and 11115th did the read
The same vim and bustle have broken
the world's record by getting ready in
five days for actual Iva rfhe largest fleet
of any one nation on earth. Americans
must be proud to remember that it was
thereairtlcasfmce of Anglo-Saxon blood
that did it.
In three aeoports—Chatham, Devon-
part and Portsmouth—the five day fleet
mustered in three divisions—cruisers,
hattlahipl Ind torpedo boats. Their
stores and ammunition were put into
the vessels. Next, with the flying of
flagrand the blare of shrilling trumpets,
the crew: marched aboard, clad in
I white. Then the different parts of the
big British flying squadron steamed to
Spithcad for the general rendezvous and
review.
, Dumbo? Yea. buncombe it was,
y and! demonstration merely to impress
/ the nations. But it did impress the 11:1
. wit
I/fl;
[i
m snaking country that did it.
7 WWIO be more
MW in raving the lives of prisoners
{in lynching mobs 1h..u American
A large firm of custom corset manu-
factual tin-failed and made an assign-
ticnau no fleet ever 113 d before. and ‘
Americans are proud that' it u ..s an '
”I. II this in consequence of the new _
bah-at
. FLAVOR
i If you are fond of tea, in il principal con-
[ sidoratiou in the selection of this or that I
, particular kind.
it'lloicest tens to be found in the city. as"!
{connoisseurs can attest. Wc have sore
‘ ml brands, so that We are likcly to please ‘
‘ you whuteI er your Instr.
EVENING SEHTINEL
COUPON.
Entilling to oucl 1ttcrn, any vizcmt No.
”077.
Cut this out. illl In yunrnuuicnndIulclrtss
and mail or bike it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
NAME .. -- Try the M AY QUEEN
Avenues. ., H '—~~~ ~
PATTERN \‘o. 6577 517,1”. .... ..,_i\' samueI
This Ioupou 11:11! 1'2 01an will Munro
nlmu- Inittern nt Hturtmimt' ~'. North Main
and Ann streets, South Norwalk.
Comstock,
Jr.
_ Connecticut Patents.
Tho ft)llti\'.’lll,'.: warI- issued February -i.
1896. List furnished from offices of A. 1
iii. \Vmstcr, Putz lll’ Lawyer and SoliI-i- ‘
tor, Bridgeport. (' 111111. I
(J. (‘. Tyler. ll:11'tt‘o1',.l oil- -:cup C E.‘ 1
Billings, Hni'tl'or l. c nubinution tool: (1‘: I
W. Hurt, HIIrItoId.I-"lcitri1 ~11.1p~IIIt( II
T. M. Limolu. llIIItford. 1le for IlothI
tendering111::Il1i1iv:.i.(‘.SlIull Mcridcn,‘ I
lamp b111":m'1 \\.l".SlI'vo11.~, Non Brit-j
inII. blind bingo: J. A. Trout, New Brit- 1
din. scrapitn.r tool; \V. Bower, New Brit—
nin. napkin holder: '1‘. (loi'mrndcii. New .
Britain. blind hinge: A. \V. (11130. High— ,
laud l’urk. scrcw propeller: l". ’1‘. BMW, ,
Walliugford. Ich'icc for I'cmoviugr fcntli- l
‘72 North Main
Street.
I'\IIIII |l\lH\l\
HOYT’ S THEATRE
I chruury ii, 7, 8.
Willi Hotnrduy Mutitwo.
MEHTAYER 1k BELL.
”.5 from fowlsul. Anderson, Portlnndyl :I'ouII-Iliulm.OpeningIviththc null-known
lrunncr for baby carriages. Designs. ("""““-1-‘"
Louis Hui ubcrgci. lil'lllp-pnl't. use for
lumps: “. UruI. Hartford. tclcpltonci ‘ g ., ’
toll- box. H. P" Barlow. \Vilit'l‘tth‘ll.
bubycnrriugerobc. '1‘1':uloM-.1rks.(.:-)1kl
.' 1 . : . '. 1‘ V' \ v '
”1k comp 111), “.Itubury, “er “X‘ds' l .\ chnnucoi’ comcdycnch POI‘lIJI‘lllilllCt'.
G. H. HARVEY'S
CITY_ EM PLOYMENT} Mutincc.(‘lIilIlI'cn 101:1.‘itlults 20c. South now
' on solo at Plnistcd' s and \\ ocd's drug th
AG E N C Y .
Prices, 25, 35 and 50c.
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Ladies and gcntlcmcn desiring first-
class help in any capacity c1111 obtain the
mineiIIIIIII-dintclyut the above' ntgcncy'
also those wishing positions, either mule-E
or female, c1111 sc cure employment.
RWALK OHERA HOUSE
All Next Week.
Eliuwood’ 5 Met
Players!
lm ludinlz
c.1-1. HARVEY, Harvey’s Shoe
Store.
70 North Main street, South \‘orwulk.
_, , ..imss LETTIE SHEPPARD,
OVERCDATSl
Singing and dancing Soubrettc. into of Rice a; !
New lotiu‘Blnc and Block.
1492 Compouy.
$6.00 to $10”). Tailor-made,
latest style, satin waists and
sleeve linings. Diagonal wor-
tcd
S \V out! nnd Toinlinson' s
s U I T S ! [Pig Given Away Tuesday to the
in blue and black. 98.50 a' LaZi°5t "an”
_ suit. Allgrentbnrgaius. Cal ‘
" and examine.
H. GOODWIN,
I70 Washington
Street.
.4. _.__.,. .
MR. DAVE SEvnoun,
Lntc‘ Power“ s by Loaf Company.
lipht‘l'Hll M‘lllh' for
t'lltnngc of I'hn Nightly
1qu Sci-'tmcthcma'
indies Mom ay evening.
LAST LECTURE
iCIub Union Course!
0251!! HENRY A. CLAPP ON I
MERCHANT»
VENICE!
Friday Evening, February 7
ntso‘clock. I
NORWALK owns noose |
“Town nod acct chgn mfifihiiflfi‘himb
“a 1,me wig!“ 110 cents: maervcdmtaioI
#-
sd‘uru noumut
snvmcs Blunt
5! Washington Street.
Open daily from it to l'. l n. 111.. and from
i to It p.1n.. and on Monday evenings
from I to a
lutcreI-t allowed on deposits.
AlJJH.’ SOLMA\S. Pres
JOHNH. FERRIS, VicoPi-est.
JOHN ll. KNAPPfioc
.2 :5th I I
Sewing \l:1cl1i11cs,tl1c first will be draw 11 .\louIl: 1r cvcninu, lcb. 17. Iiml Machine No." .. l
.\\'l“ he d' III II \loml.1_I CIClllll:. i cl» 13! Same :1 coupon \Iith cvcrI puichusc mzulcfl
SIilc common
ccs SIIL, 1' cl). 8th, 1\!lii. and continues one neck.
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Wohmo some of the»; Telephone Call, 57- la.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
Corner Main and Wall Streets,-
Norwalk, Ct.
that n dog of brood only can be trained to
‘ take the part of Toby. This is n mistake.
I III [was informed by .\ll‘. .iIvsson, whom
' we may designate tho "Short" of the firm
which “runs” the Roynl Punch and Judy.
his son taking the part of Codiin. Tho
. 31an is always tnkcn by n mongrel; noth-
. lug clue in ”11' canine line will stand the
Walking. The ’l'oby of the present Royal
1 Punch and Judy is 1! yearn. old. and he
i has tnkcn the part since he was a (cw
I months old. ills {other was 23 years old
' whom he was born. and he, too, had been
, .n tln- profusion—on the stage, so to speak
Mr. .icssun' shook the dolls" before the
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday limp 111 and sumplc it
It you “out llic IlIiiIIticst dish lox breakfast, ask tor thI l‘Cl'lkt‘ .\lzttchlcss l’ouclcss.
.\ll ot the spcciz
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
“GREATER VALUES BRING eREATui BUSINESS "
ls our maxim and we practice what we preach. We are forever forcing
prices 011 the downward grade. astonishing our competitors bv master ci-
l‘orts in retailing.
A DEMONSTRATION
is from}: 011 at 0111 storc this II cck
Contains all the clcmcnts.
propcrlv sustain the human body.
.51 lcg: Int (iilt l)(l“’C Cic; 1111c1 v Butter ........ ' ..................................... 28c lb. ~l~ lbs for $1.00;
. l IIIc l5 l”lll Cr'c IIIIcI'I llut‘tCI ...................................................... .3.Ic lb,
[he most delicious Cotlcc 111 the to“ 11. Somatosc ll 'zilth Biscuit.
l'ancv whitc Full Cream Chccsc
Bacon and llams they are "III1_I above pat. ’lry thcm.
tltics 111 market czm be found here.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
Hch are bargains worth remembering:
and in tho correct proportions to
llz lbs for $1,111):
/$O. NORWALK.
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i —elnc II he W. Is a puppy.
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‘ Prince of Wales and his brothers and uls-
I'tcrs whcn they were little children, and
he rIIIm-mlIIIrs his royal hlghnuss laughing
ii“ the tours run down hid face when
l’unch rollrd the baby about us though he
II'cro making 11 rolly poly pudding ofit, in
(Irrlct', as ho mid. “to soothe it to sleep.”
. l'lu- otht-rs II'rro amino-d, butnono laughed
l likc the: Hilton of Wnlcs'. '
'4 .3» Mr. Jonson. with pride, "I’ve play-
I ed bI' om tlw pi’inr'c :1 children, too, and
tlwy' “‘6 r1: just as pleIISI-d as their father
il~1tl l I be " iio midi. “I In played at
Window, :11 .\lIIrliIoI-mmh House, at Buck-
inch 11:1 [tiflli' t :11 Usboruc, alt Frogtnore
; and :It ‘rmdrlntrhmu "
II Humid ill maps be said here, lest too
' mum of thiw in m-nrch of 11 profession
should“ rush in; that to be :1 Punch and
Judy shownmu is not so 935‘)? :15 might at
first sight appear. Apart from the fact
that tin-re is n,gooddcnl of dialogue to
commit to rIuInInry. and that. in our days,
novelties 11I11.-t be introduced from time to
time, tlw out: who tatpirI-s to perform with
the dolls mu~t be vcry ready wilted, quick
to cm on fruit "pattcr." good at repurtcc,
and "(lot It Sims Reeves. nt haunt. distinct-
ly ":4 us Him-wy" III a song. Then be
111115: br- mnwthiug of n IIIccbnnlcnlgenlus
into the bargain.
Lied?“ to Mr. Jesson: "I make every-
thing connected with the show myself. I
make the framoand the hangings. paint
‘1 ”11- hi I ncrv and the drop some in front, do
" the carting above the static, curve the
heads of the dolls and cutout nndsew
ttu-' 11- (lliiht' .~ in fnt',t there is nothing
about the show i don‘t make myself—and
my will can do it all too. ‘ That gives us
plenty of work to do at home, when we
are not oilicrwisc engaged. The dolls, you
see. gI-t my much knocking about that they
only last about six months.”
in addition to all this hard work there
is mmtlII-r consideration which should be
taken into account by those wishing to en-
tcr Iiu- profos ion. It is the danger attach-
ed to the calling. ’i'iII- performer with the
dolls cannot do it without the squeaker—
and he 'Iuny swaliow‘il. And every one
No.2 Mackerel each,
Best Codlish, pcr lb.,
Shrcded Codlish,
Alaska Salmon,
Flat Lobster,
, who has committcd'uuch on terror has died
Icc Grandma's Pancake Flour, 10c 6 lbs best Starch, 2.51: 3“" i‘
' g The [lfl'M' nt pnlIn'y days for Punch, ac-
oSc Prepared Buckwheat, 3 lbs. Ioc 5 “ “ R1cc, 25¢; cording to Mr Jc-noli. date from ..de 30
\V ‘ . _ H . . . _ .1 years ago, "PI-oplc then lmgan towrite
09C hLailnC, Per paCl‘ach 12C 6 ' SOdd Crackers, 23“ I “but“ ”It“ show.II1id hc,‘ and that led
. , , . it - _ . v . to its bcIoIIIiuIe thrn popular and then
”C m "’5 BUCLthat’ _ 23C 5 Milk crad‘e” ”Ci inug 1.1km up by tho r11 l1 and, " added
23C lo “ Oatmeal, 25c 2 " Silver Plums zscif ilrv”il~1wru|flriu LIP-1W» 10ml») Ienr”
h'pcakinu of Ilw mu lie of ti. 0 show. of“ ‘
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 25 Cents Pound ii
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
‘Doriovan Building,
20 Pounds Granulated Sugar For 5!. 00!
South
33 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
' cry lmtr of i’IIm-hand .li' Iiy must. hold
that the: introtluc tlon of the dulcimer and
the other like fantastic 1n<trumcnt5,ln
place of the l’andcnn pipes and the drum.
is of the hi store of an importinence, and
ought not who lob-rated. But; this III
,1 well as other math-rs connected with
. Punch and Judy will,l understand, be
sort. to short lyiaa. following in the wake
of the Browning, the Goethe, the Ancient
'Monumcms and other similar societies,
there is to he a Punch and Judy society.
or. at luau. so it. in whispered—Strand
Magazine;
NorWalk.;
Not I. Torribla.
Physician—You lie awake in bed three
Callln
EITHER
' Engrav
g Cards.
ed or. Printed
At the Sentinel Office!
% or tour hours («vary night? That ll had
' III-I” have to treat you for chronteln-
I comma
t 'alleI- (vim. salary is 01! a wacky—Er
--no, doc tor; i don’ I think iv: an had an
that i simply can't chap Chicago Trlb»
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