Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 7, 1896 · page 2

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for the whole season for Ice per foot.

Willie Mountam Cloanabla RefrIgerator

rifle I and thoroughly cleannble refrigerator on the market. it has double circulation.' Is lined

 

 
 

"l wood! ,fiatent trap overlapping doors, gulvnniqed ice racks improved galvanized
, Ives zinc ned throughout, and no wood exposed in interior. The Ice chumv
» her shelves and drip pipe are easily removed, leaving the box bare

, I to be thoroughly cleansed, and it is an ornament to
any room, still you must see it to oppre-
ciate it. . . . I.

DIIr Window Screens

I we oller YOU the biggest bargains of the season. We have them in all sizes, styles and
qualities. 25 mils more of that fancy Japanese matting, at me yIIrd, III
40 yard rolls for $3. 50.

The “QUiCkmcal. ”

oversee!) a. perfectly safe gasoline Stove? If so. you must have seen the “Quickmcal.”
can give you the names of 50 South Norwulk families who are using them
and know they are the best. ‘
es, Croquet Hammocks, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream ltreezers, Porch Screens, Watering l’ots,
* Garden Tools and Poultry Netting ol the best quality at the lowest prices.

VAN.‘ NORTH MAIN AND ANN

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loath Norv‘ulk. connootlout

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"Branch Shops

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BROAD RIVER

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III“ .1; 1‘ THE TALK flIS ALL OVER, 'AL’IOUT

L...IM.. .WRIGHT’S REPOSITORY,

WHICH IS WELL STOCKED Wl'l‘ll TIIE FINEST LINE OF

,Iilag’es Wagons BiCycles and Horse Goods!!!

, N AINTING AND T ETIERING done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
free Open until 9;. m. Repairing at? ecialty. Having leased the Nornalk'
air Grounds, apply 0 mé for terms, etc.

TTHER Mi. WRIGHT 1*

INT.“ 3'

III'tot _v mid SnlcéI ooms
Madison IIIIIlIl' runlglin Sts.

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ONE WORD! .
,5. to?» t“? , . r“, ti “ A“ “* ”ii; ‘ lib”;
F6r ngrain, ' ‘

Tapestry, .
Brussels or
Moquette

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.CARPETS!

Oil Cloths, Lin‘olcums and Mattings, go to

 

 

A. Dickerman & Son,

South llorwalk, Connecticut.

 

. where Wendell was dying." said Mrs.

R ‘ ilbrldul'f’ll‘ér po'“

 

 
 

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‘ " When buying tobacco, see that you got Ii brood that exactly suits your
imte and tom rament. If you appreCinte a tobacco of high quolity—enj 0y o.
cool, sweehe do ightful smoke, get .

onILLAIIII's

 
 

 

liter! tobacco perfection; It tobacco that neither bites the too ue,or
Delights the young smoker, thorough lyuootisfieu 0 old
i tobacco prepared by the LORILA Matt’s why.
2 min: 5c. Try it.

thelt‘tg

snicker tgeTS; IIl

Bold everywn

 
 

will“ .
civil loo Wt or only at tho cook
croI III; nail the men lug atin'. ’ Neither
Inert nor women hnv outgrown the low
conditions of moist _. which obtained
when IlIa daemon o . mole tuperlorlty
was universally tweet ted And we have
inotyet touched label a When we can
ushupd" or the
'.'idenl wife. I. Now. .7 nd than one up-
pettrtl. and is .irumedl toly recognized as
hang of II high on cycly typo, more
divine than human.

In the minds at th so who knew thla
private life or W doll Phillipe, he
attitude collie ideal in strand of his time.
The complete IInIIcl I‘Ihnes‘s of his love
for his invalid wit i made it a‘joy to
hint to lift her burde Is to his shoulder"
and to subordinate h II lilo lohet when
occasions required .I. Accepting the
work to which he IIII med preorduined
he entered the lists gainer. American
slavery, and put int the unoquul'com-
‘ but all the forces of his being. late!-
lect, culture, eloq'uen '8, personal mug-
notism,‘ remoreeleus oral logic, influ-
ence. moneywull th t he had and was
were given the scrvi 'e of the abolition
movement. But "he “always wrought
with his heart lounin toward his wile,
and her slightest no I] of him was ul-
wnys answered by hi presence at her
bedside.

“Do not return to Boston, to night!"
untreated his friend in It nelghbormg
town, where be bid natured: “the lust
train has loll: and ' be obliged to
taken carriage lid. 6 city It the
slooty November hi ht cold and raw,
and you will have l2 nllea of rough rid
ing before you get home. "

. .“Bnt at, the end 0 {them Hind Annie
Phillipht"’w'otr theln‘ler llké reply, with
u sddden illiimiudtim of the lace.

They told him he on dying, and the
end was very near.
. “I am ready to ’3 you the reply.

“and have no pt‘epar tion to make. But
I hud hoped to stay iIlI my wife to the
end. Who will out: for her no levo
done?" ‘

"They bore me on I ‘cot into the room

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Phillips, “for a last intervléw. I go
member little about it for I wits iiI tor-

rible anguish. But I hold myself in
strong control, and did not grotto, nor I
moan oven, for that cold have made it '
to much harder for poor Wendell to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Wliy she Cnnnot Torn uy the l’rlze She
Hill \Von Aflur ‘Qlfi of Mort. ' .

In her nble pup I’ in The North
American Review, under the above
bonding, Elizabeth Bishmd strikes II.
note that should vib ‘te in the heart of
luveI-y woman in the and After show— i
log how the instinct l motherhood haw ;
kept tip the courage and endurance of
M.‘WII‘i'ii‘lltlThrough endliss generations to
tight for'rmd linollymil ' '

tinge-the paper ton inucsI;

' To IE jewel. so urdly won solong
toile’dT r it writthl ”natural to sup-
,posemnuomumniaold chm: withnll

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tun force of her nutn o; oil the more us
edugfltion throadeh liter cIIpaIlty for
reflbtllio‘n iInd deepo pd her IoustionI-
kncAso! you. On the :ontrnry, the little
learning slIe'lItia sol r acquired seems i
as usnul. n dangero thing. and withl

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= lthe dotelopment "f.” consciousness

the keen, upefiingt Il Ir of her instinct
tor the one hing
blunted and onlecble
snry to give unduo w
not null ernpty‘hend
nounco marriage to
thut women are tire
longer submit to, chi
urn crowing hens in I
“Mr loud duties not I
tho supply of eggs. lI
voices more potent III
lug than these.
'WIonderlul that
comes. wiguom ling
modern woman may
iIIdi’lelunlitI may talk of her 'epir‘itunl
III-edit}IIIIIldI-ploro tho stupid tyrunny
of man. who demands IIIIIrilichI from
herln return {or hit thIIlIIIIIoIIII pro,
tectlon. and copper , tho {not in not
changed. thut how“ r much she mny,
be than 'a llllullcclttnl,uqttal or IIpirItuul
superior, tho uxlgenc on of IIIIIIlII-rhood
put her at his mnr y. SlInI-unnotbo
entirely IntellIlupetIduIt except IIt tho
cost ol the wulluro II! the ollwprlntz.
Tho luctory nets II II II rccoguitlon of
the right of the dub! to its IIIoIlIIIr'II
heIIltlIIIIIIlvliIIlity. llsho employ for
her own ends her IIIII II of lilo IIlIII rubs ‘
tho child. To udcantuly supply tho”
j new gonnrutiou with health. hruinu. and
nerve tome IIho nuts husband her ro-
'IIourceII IIIIIl yield hot oil to the gonor-
foslty and tender-no.4. of tho IIIIIII IIIId
‘truattohlecurv. ’l‘lnt lllllllltl not It!»
ways been Iteuoroun IIIl tuttdnt’. that he
in not nIWIIyA so II on now, dim not
alter the gonernl {not

Ioleul has. been
i. II N not not“!!-
-iglIt to the blot
Id Ircw who on-
be It failure and

Il bunting. Thorn !
ll lIIIIIlyaIIlu and
r IIIIIch‘iIIlly IIITect
II thorn um other
It] more threaten»

while knowledge
Ira However the
swagger Itbout her I"

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“Mm-Ia“

Calm III III“ Years Ago.

At Nioderrotttgcn, tour lllIIdI-nlInfon.
which in the German for ThioIIvlllv. u
treasure of lrotn lllte u to sixteen thou-
sand Roman coins bolonglug III the
'third IInIl fourth con urine was rotontly
discovered oucordiri to tho L'lllll IIIIII II
Ziotung. 'l‘hn coins weigh lll'lll‘ly It
hundred pounds and tow been given to
tho Lorrulue Hinton Id tinclety.

'l'luilr not

Mr. Wheeler-«W nt lhnt young
Blumer who just ho to you?

Miss floorinngce; he's II Inomber oi
my lumily now.

Mr. WheelermWh , I never know
you were minim] to 1 lm.

Miro I,leering-~-»Nol her run I by blood I
I‘m his sister by Ituanl.»lirooldyn
Lite. .

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.,.d. Hut T'Ile

Tho Bay oi! Fund has the highs-st
title in the world. 1 risen It tool: every
live minute-II. and Ito otiIneII attains ll

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Ii of and will no; .

. k in M

. .. little woman-flirq‘iiooh:
pinion the % enamored horn, on I”
struck the niece Hotel counter with
the handle of her percent to attract the
clerk’s attention. I

“I dont know. madam, " he replied.
“You will have to send up your
card "

"Well, 111 tell you what! manhunt!
maybe you can help me. I‘m going to
give a dance over at my hotel at T0-
mnles tomorrow night, and I want him
to play. Do you think he will?"

“Well, yes; balsa professional mn- ‘
niciun, and I'm sure no will play if he is
paid for it. " ‘

“Oh I’ll pay all right. I'll deposit
the money with you here in advance,
Reroute he might not give satisfac-

ou ”

“Here‘s his manager, IMr. Gorlltz,
Mrs. -—-~—t" .

”Potts-ll

"Mrs. Potts. She wants toget MT.
Puderewski to pluy to morrow nittlll "

“W e have no engagement for to- drum .

row night, and he will play if he is paid
for it."

“Oh certainly. Iexpcct to pay him. ,

and liberally too. He can come over by
the afternoon train and go b Ic'k In the
morning and I ll nllow him two dnys’
pay. I’ ll deposit; the money now with
the clerk as security," and she count/ad
out :38.

"Why, madam," protested Gorlitz.
Paderewoki would not think Of coming
for less than $8.000."

' ”Uh, II'IerII‘y I" IIIIIl she gave a little
scream; “and just; think how near I
come to making It contract without
coming to‘torms. I think it II II. shame
~IIII outrage. I'll report it to the Mn
stolen II Union. Their tube is $4 a day,
I know. because that 3 what 1' ve always
paid for II pinuo player. I ll bet the
union will main;- item warm for him he

will'jnst have to get out ofitmvn," and '
in her rage sho llouuced out without- her

umbrella. ~SIIII Frannt list I Post.

THOUGHT HE HAD A BARGAIN.

But “TIIIII Line offilllltn" Dldn't Mean All
SlIlIIII (In tho I inc.

He was from the pastoral regions of
Gloucester County. illltl \I'IhI n he drifv
od off the fertybont at South street

wharf time were whisps of golden hair
3- dumping down his back. He hnd not
floated very far northward when he
come to II lIIIlt befote one of those
;nnlque lIIIlIorIlIshories which help to
'give South street its distinctive, bazaar-
like chm-actor.

titrctched name the outside of the“

show window was It small string loaded
doivuuith IIIIIII'sslIirbI in stripes untl

checks of gorgeous hues. It bore the ._
sign
"Thin Line of Shirt», 50 cts. "

“I see the pIico of them alr shirts are , ‘ A

50 cents, " snI'Il the innot but to the outwi
Idoor “barker. "

 

“All right," said the Jerseymun, fish-
ing out of his oupauious breaches pock-
at n quarter. two month worn dimesi
nod a battered nickel. 'l'll take om."r
He jerked tliostring loose Mono and
um! then In the other. and was starting
off with his bargain I‘vhon “1th a shrill ‘
whoop of protest the siIlewnlk clerk de-

tained him. _

ltteqnired the united nITorts of all;
the population on tho block. reelrlort ed ‘
by II linguisticully not omplishod police~
man to inIlIII- o the countryman to break
away from the lIIIrgIIin Whnnho wool
IiIIIIlly mode to understood thnt tho:
shirts wore an Il‘lllél It pinto lmdidn't,
“not any -—l’lIilIIdIIlplIi:I Rllthll'il ;
Mr. “at of Missouri wus making It
h’pI'oIrlI III the Honuto mcntly, when
first \lr PI llcr mom and begun to

V 1- -IIt'II I’III lluIIIeIIIIu-y Inquiry.

spunk. and then Mr. SherIIIIm IIll thrcn
i illltllt‘finlllg the I lIIIir III the sumo limo !

Mr. \th looked autumn]. and utter a.
minute II lIINIIIItiIIII rolled out:

'Mr l’r csidcut Mr. Pr usidentfl

The President paid no attention to
'Mr. VIM lIIIIvIII-r, wlII- -II the Missouri?
ml‘llllwl‘ chanced lIi~I IIIIIIIiIII by declnrw
int: his denim to make u parlintnnntnry:
inquiry. Thin IIppuIIl With not lost on
the President.

”Tllllm‘ltlltllnllll from Minnourl will
Sllllt‘ It.‘ ho IIIIlIl. ignoring Mr. Puller
and Mr. l-ihvrnum. , I

”l believe l was IIIlIlrIIIIIIing the {innate
nnd bud the floor," mid Mr. Vest. "but
it IIIIIIIIIII tltnt l have no hmgor not it. ll
II‘IIII‘t got it IIIIy other Why 1 rise to II
pnrlinuwntury inquiry to rind out how
I lord: ll. " '

Tim?“ on: II ripIIlo of lunchtnr in the
clIrIIIIlIer, Mr. lernIntI IIpohIIzianl for
lIiII iutvrruption, IIIIIl Mr. Vent continued
to hold the. fort. .i

To Become Bountiful.
lint fruit for lIrIIIkaIuIt. out; fruit tori
luncltnon. Avoldpuntry.
Blunt mulllwl IIIId cruIIIputu. ,
And buttorml tIIIIIIt.
hint whole IIInIIl broad.
Refund rim pudding.
lhmlino potIItoIm it they on: served
morn than out n n day.
llo not drink too much ten or when.
Wulk lour miles (“wry any.
Tnknnlmth every day. Wmh the
face every night in warm wntor. Slurp
I-iItlIt hours It IIIIIlIl.«--EveIIIIIg World.

A (‘lnnr Illrl.
A young Indy we: sitting with hot"
lowr In It charmingly dworutml "town.
(In her knee wus II diminutive lilm‘ll. in
the adjoining room, with “I“ door upmt,
Will'll the rent of tho cmnpuny. tiny» the
little niece, in II jealous and very nndh
blc voice. “Auntie, lthm mo too“ I
leave you to lmogino what had just
humane-l. "You should any Iwir-o
Ethel door; lWo in not ngIIIIIIIur."
the immediate re cinder. I‘luvcr girl
that. wScrnnton I on) Gazette.

Hangout In in an awful fin.
EtholwWhht to It, deer?
Malay-Jock lnIIIIItII that lshnll re»,

turn his mag trlnn and for the.
III: cl no 1 mole tell i

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Wheelmen’s Outfits.
The newest designs in Scotch
wool 00/! Stockings, washable and
non-shrinkable wymw more popular
with Milan eve day, Prices run a .
from 6‘! to 8. Many are excu~

sire patterns. Seamless cotton Bi-
cycle Stockings, 25 and 50c.

 

Sweaters.

Fine lamb' s wool, any color, lain
or imported Scotch yams, [Ian some “-
combinations of color/h 3‘, seasonable
weights-82; $2.50, 3.50, $4.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bicycle Suits ‘ ' w

Ind Golf Suits, in [lg/It and dark--
fancy or plain, plaids, choc/rs, and
mixtures. Boats Unlined, comet
lengths.

Breeches made bloomer style,
reinforced seats, buckle knees or ex-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

V tension, 35.36.8150,,870 313. 50, $15. 00 a suit. Separate
com and Irma/ms 32 50 s3 s3. 50 34 and as each. F
’Boston Patent Punt, Cb.’ s celebrulé'd gray mixtures--
000d

Coats, Pants, Cap and Belt 37. 98 conservative.
wearing om! correct style.

Mods 8&0.

Open Monday. Frz'day'and Saturday Evemhgs.
Brzh’geparf, Conn.

 

 

_.__.-"_____—'__'=!5

OLD AND RELIABLE

Daily Direct Freight Line

‘ BETWEEN

Now York, South Norwalk and

Narwélk,

 

THE PROPS LLE RSI

City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,

Will leave Pier 23,!‘3. R., Beekmztn street, New York, III ,
5 p. to. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South \‘orwnlk (I p. m.
Freight Received errn1 a. m. tos, p In. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City oi \‘on. Ilk, tingle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight .Iny when: in New
York or its vicinity.

All persons are forbid trusting any ot’ the employees
of this boats ol1theline on account of the owners tlIercIIl.

A Dainty Gift.

Allrr all unit! and done, H flue, "I‘ll'lllfltlt‘,
stylinh, Wellvlllblllfl pair of hhllt‘fl bl IIII IIUCI‘lll~
I’ ll 1'} S l“. N 'l' anything you
tutu think of. ll there In any llllmlllml m

to Where the wry lunatol ltu klml cun lII- pnr~
I chased, it 'a Entity uncoveredw III

H.S.BROWN’S

' 90 WASHINGTON STREET,

laouth Nor-walk,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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coon.

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PERHAPS YOU DON'T

But it you should want any

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware!

()r your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and (:lt‘Itllt‘Il, mill “I:
send III cure to

A. W. AUSTlN,

Opera House Block, NORWALK, or.

 

Fine
Printing

a
Specialty
at
the
Senflnol
Office!

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