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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 2, 1896 · page 2

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Newer-prises- - - r . 1' -; ‘~-

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ed Ewcrs and Basins,
Enters only,
Basins,

, Sinai! Ewers,

3; Mega.

' ' ."Covered Chambers,

’l‘ooth Brush Holders,
Covered, Soap Dishes,

indeed neutrons no. .
”line“ has! #31?» from 39etip. Rutteian iron oil stove evens.

 

MQC K $TOCK incomplete; large Mexican hammocks. 65c.
0U , TAIN cleanablc and Cooperz & McKee refrigerators.

g. +lllAl ‘y'Another lot of import samplesOi' fancy china. ‘ Over 1000'
‘tlle‘rhédcfit; china ever brought to Norwalk. ‘

 

piece Toilet Sets, richly decorated, time

98cpoir-
49¢: each
49C or

49c 66‘
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ardent hose, guaranteed not ’to burst, 10c ft.

 

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Baby Carriages! .Baby Carriages!

"ohm MAIN. AND ANN

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J _ J J v . ‘ BOUT, '
L. M. WRIGHT’s REPOSITORY,
' wmcri lS WELL STOCKED WITH THE FINEST LINE or l 0",, ”,0 ,,,,,,mg,,,,,,, “flown“,

,rriages, Wagons, Bicycles and Horse, Goods!!!

INTING AND "VIETTE‘RING done at short notice. All purchnsérs of bicycles taught to ride,

 

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unlimited-anon. Hermite-1:40
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7 'HOW

, THEY CHANGED
l , menthol-ma his tsther'had
brethmin-artns‘tor twenty years
‘ mm their ingot days.

i “When Mary hasfdone (with her gov-
‘ anus. and your boy has seen a couple“
ofyearl'lorflee. wow!!! marry them,"
said Colonel (dive to General Ver.
..'l'heir willie-were communicated in

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‘ V ‘ 1 And. humanity being by nature cone
‘ . Mutiny, the inevitable result of all
this toopslpable paternal planning and
. mirroring was that when they met
fiir the first time since early childhood
the young men and the git! at once ooné
solved a mutual aversion to each

’ 3 They called Frank ’V minder "Dandy”
' in his regiment. and she hated a lap.
Elle was a highvspirited, independent
damsel, who rode and trumped the

rugged Cornish county about her home

in all weathers. , ,
She mentally accused him of eflemi:
my; be regarded her with languid disv
lover. and suspected that she had a tem-
per. The old men watched with dis—'
may the threatened ‘ collapse of their
cherished scheme.

One morning Colonel Clive took the
girl to task for her mndunt-tlio worst
‘ (tonne he could have chosen, probably,

for she was not a young lady to be
; coerced. Shawna waiting tor her horse
rte come round from the stables.
l—flq— i l'or me a little bit, don’t you?"
i "You dear old dad, what a question

Branch sho s ; She patted him on the arm with her
silver mounted riding whip.
p I “Then why don't you show it, dear,
by being a little more civil to Frank?"
"I am civil to him i” '

Baby (tart-.ages !,

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- D AR' E N l flickering smile. "I don't like to con-

! tradictu young lady. but I urn under the

rude to him last night.”
"He was irritating—wry. lam sure

2 have contradictml mo flatly." She
lpausnd. "Was I rods-'1" sho queried.

The Colonel nodded.

She threw a careless arm about him.
i and leaned her head back against his
; breast. ,

"Dad. I'm afraid I'm a little beast."
= she remarked pensively. with her eyes
on the glow between the learn.

“Scurr-ely—er—s little beast. I think.

 

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child. You should try and renn-uiber

make him welcome,"
"I'll be nice to him. to make up lot
I last night. l'll mils him to lorget
3 what I said and ridi- with me."
Mary crossed the hall with the swift
- I gait oln woman of period health and
Madison and Franklin Sts. proportions. and owned the library
‘ door. In a big sad debug armchair on
I the henrthrug reclined Dandy, with n

 

free. Open until 9 p. m. Repairing a specialty. Having leased the Nurwalk
'o' ‘ Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms, etc.
TH E R M w R I G HT *‘actorv and Salesrooms,
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Ingrains,

Tapestry,

Body Brussels, Axminster,

 

A large variety oi China and Japdncsc Mailings, Oil Cloths aid
Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains, Portiercs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' l cigarette between his lips and matter-
l able boredom in his law.

"Going out. Miss Clive?" he queried,
throwing away the cigarette and rising
to his feet.

"I've come to tell you." who said with
“gulp. "that i'm should I was rather
rude last night, and to any that l'm
sorry."

"Uh, ’pruy don't nwnrion it. Miss
Clive. It's so wholly unip-wusut'y."

'l'lioy lookoil at one}! Itilli'l’.

"i am going fora ride."
jerltily.

"So i rom'ludml from your dress. Is
it in? it‘ll rain in hall an hour; you
wil lint-alight."

"! thouahtmovrnyou would care to
an-romptiny tin-l"

hive spoilt" almost nervously.

"i think not. lilwdtwnks." ltl‘rl'npnml‘
ed. "I hate gutting Wot for nothing,
you know; it rumor-i ltmli‘ll."

him had made an mlvnni'o to him. and
be bad ri‘jnvted it. The light of battle
' shone in her oyw,

”Ulll! would think that. you Were a
piece of sugar that Wottlll "wit." she
r-riud. "l thtlor trim! you Would doit
thorn were a. war and your rvgilltunt
were old-'red to the front. i believe
you Wmlld t'lti‘lllllllzt'.”

Velvets,

Moquette,

she said.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

“lto you?" he said. plaoidly.

"You." who puntml. “And if i “‘t'l'o a
man und any one in good so! called mo n
onward. I would never swim to them
again."

“ 'Any ono' rind 'rhe‘ or 'hv.’ notlhvm
wit liti't uromumr." ho vorror'ted, g. lit
ly'. "i shouldn't gotta! tutti i were
you; in: euro We‘re going to love a
awrm.”

film so far Insrtnitlml herself to form-t
tier lilulllltlm an to shun the now.

"Mary, will you marry nit-1’

“No, thanks.“

Helmd tlnitmi lwr to share his lilo in
the some tone an he would have waited
her lot a waltz.

it WM“ eonplnot nooks later. and the
following day his bravo moth! t xpiro.

"I hope." he said nlowiy, ”you don't
think i was inns-riinont ordenaeo-ummh
tonesuiuo for on inutnut that your un-
sWPl‘ would ho Ililiorrmt. The governor
wished mo tnvrnpusa to you. and the
ilenrohl ohup‘s bums so troml to run all
my lilo that! should he an ungratnliti
, ond it i had refused to oboy him."

“You nonlnit apologize." she re»
tortmi. with scam. ”Believe run. I
labored under no delusion rmpvrtiug
your mama. it must he a grunt roller

tome."
Perhaps it no income the was no
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duo . ”to the young people corn

“Mary." he said, ”you pretend to wire '

”Are you?" said the Colonel, with a '

AND ' ,impreseion that you were positively.

BROAD RIVER i I was right; and. nuyhmv, ho shouldn't J

he is our guest, and it is your tiace to

to you to have it safely over,“ it in?

.,, .b m

elem. behind her.
will the room; whistling ‘The 00s-
‘ s serenade" out at time. I r '
The serenade came to an end in a die»
"mainline-us the general and his best
Ientered. eager to hear the result of the

 
 

. ,tete-a—tete. Dandy wanes stony as flint.

“It! voushsaied 'no
8

lulermution. He
1 us the bid). . . ‘ '

, i ”Would youunind telling Roberts. -
when he comes up. thatlwnnt Vomit 5

Milled, sir?“ he said to Colonel Clive.
l “I'll go and drew."

General Verriudm'lmhed at Colonel ‘

Clive; Colonel Clive limited at (alt-nerul)
Verrindrr. The y sighed simultaneously.
: ”Rejected!" moaned the General.
“She wouldn’t have my boy!" .

“I did my best. old chum," raid the
Colonel, with learn in his eyes. ‘

"Dandy”e a trump. and I told her so,
but when a inettlosomo filly gets the bit
between her teeth"-

The General took up the parable :—

“Thero'e nothing 'to bailout: l'?

Dandy. generally, the sweetest. tom
pered‘oi‘ men, 'was in bad humor. lie
slashed Faust in a murmur which as-
tonished that high spirited animal, and
sent him along in line style, which
would have raised him several incltus
in the estimation of MisiMnry Clive
had she been there toseo.

He [fallow-d some miles, and then
turned to the coast and travelled homo-
ward at a slower pave along the cliff».

Presently he come to a cleft in the
clifl’s, which ran inward from the sea.
and barred his further progress in that
direction.

The juihp was too ugly for a man in
his senses to attempt. He forthwith
proceeded to skirt it.

On a sudden he pulled Faust up with
In abruptnees, which sent him onto his
hind lent. for a woman's shriek had
pierced the air.

Across the gap, a few hundred yards
away, in a hollow previously hidden
from his view, he saw Mary nienuoing
arough looking man in sailor's dross,

with the walking stir-k which always ,.

accompanied her upon her solitary ram
bios.

But she was onlya girl. and before
Dandy had time to fully grasp the situ
ation, the stick was flying from her
hand, and she was completely at the
mercy of her perseoutor.

The blood flow to Dandy's taco.

“Dori‘t be {rig} toned,
shouted, . "I'm coming to you I"

It was it terrible jump, and in case
of failure a horrible death awaited both
horse and rider on the rocks overu hun
‘ dred feet below.

She looked up and saw him {or the
first time. At tlu- same instant she
recognized the danger of what he was
about to do. and her face went whiter.
if Weiblo, than be!’ ire.

"For God's sake. stay Where you
are." she shrieked; "you'll kill your-
self!"

And then—she rhut her ores and
prayed as she had non-r prayed in her
life, for the man sin» had called ull‘emin-
nte had din: his spurs into the horse's
sides. and I’umt had si‘iru‘ng like an ar-
row from allow at the yawning gulf
between thorn.

The agony of a month seemed convert
trated in the memo-t of suspense that
followed. A heavy thud on the turf

told her he was sat», and for our-win .

her life sln- must have fainted. {or when
she opened her-eyes again her late as-
snilant was hobld‘nu laimly away in
the distunce. and Dandy me: on his
knees beside her with tho splintered
fragment of a riding whip in his hand.
and his lips so i-loso- to hers that ultl‘ nl ,
most {itllt'lt'tl that it was their tout-i1
which bud nwnkunvd her.
l “Thunk God!" he mid. in n voiw
that trembled with mnotiou, “I-you
frightened mo awfully 2"
l "Not so runrh as you frightened me."
she murmured. "You risked your lili-
rorruysukv. t). it was terrible, torri
tale! It made me- ill 5"
1 "Did you taint inn-nuke you feurml
{or my safety?"
3 Thohlui: eyes gazed into the brown
one». llis,‘ brown 4mm droopud.
5 "Mary. i believe Wo'vi! both lwvt‘l
playing lust and loose with our lmppl
nous throuuh idioticprido. i know i w
taken puirm to :t‘plu'nt‘iiltrrt' of an rm
than nnturv inton Ml. l was nbruto
to proyum: to you lilo- tiiut; i could
have bitten my tongue .out all the
while."
i "And I t'rlr-d afterward." rdw Htlil
"lxu'uuso I thought you didn't cure,"
Just ids \Wl'l'kfl later they tuokmuh

otlwr “for lmttrr. for wot-so.”r~;’tn
swore.

é Contention About Minulfllow’n More.

That hinglollow‘a ll yi-irold grand
nit-co should bu pl’l,ii ,' ntid lulu: nil tho
prizes at Nt'llmtl at \‘v'nnliidv. L. l.. was
bad. When Putiwr ti moon prov-whim
could sing by plxwiuu hr in Ht. Solute
tiim‘s choir. thinm “NW Worlv. liut
how could pmplo any they Ilinlikod her

liar these trli'lte’.‘ llut who unvo them
; the peturd i." hoist lwr by when idm did
admin-tor tho bottom of tho- r-liuruh
‘Ittdltir‘irod her tnmlnrino twice. film
“didn't goto do it. but tho mode was
so lovely and she forgot." And now
there are two iur'tiom in St. th-liastinu's
Catholic "ling”t'zflilllll. and all on no
conntot it oh! and u more. llut those
two umt'lillom huvh worked Woe be-
fore! wl’hilwlklphia Prim.

A ”or, [or ”saline.

Gnllnls. the. man who stsrt‘wl to when!
bio wile around tho World in u who-l
humor! lie-it mnnnor li-m returned to
Paris with oratory tint! ihi-y mm» at
tucked lry “Uh!” it! u lm‘mt of (’i‘dulid.
will his Wl'fl Wm so int Ily host t. mt elm
died slum after at llwlttrmlv. lie in
ready to start an tin, bower: r.

In the New Your] [downtown a! lion
lilting in its?“ a ho omits an“ lat-r» «shill»
“by the lnttch'rmuu WIH “2:! fuel in

h, and was carried outta.» should we
of , ‘mlml loyal. Mono etiitltiterl
iii Manuela in tin-rm LtitHrat

 

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it’s dull, indeed, when we haven't some-
thingol’iutcrcst to tell you. This week we
are making,y some interesting prices for
mothers. We have taken a lot; of suits,
parts of lines that 'amc in this season,
that have been $5, and made them $3.50.
’l'licy arc‘in handsome cztssimeres, clicviots
and fancy \vorstcds. Then we lmvc‘aliout
a hundred all wool suits that were $~l and
it'll), we made (Lilli. Over 15!) suits, all

l|"'

\vool, ..:>(). With every suit purchase,
$2 and over, we present you with a base

i ‘ ball and but.

Washable suits, lilo, 97c, 1.235 to 2.5!).

3, Mother's friend waists, its to lch,

Blouse waists, we to 2.0!).

All—wool odd punts, lite.

A ‘_ Morison.

lliiilliilii‘URT, C".

 

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OLD AND RELIABLE

aily ireet Freight Line

IITWEEN

New York, South Norwalk and

Norwalk.

 

THE PROPELLERS,

City of Nerwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,

Will lC‘ch Pier 23, ii. R,, Beckmnn street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, iiagle and Vulcan
Will be sent for spa: ‘inl lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.

All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee-i
oi this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.

What is it?

that prompts you lobuy your idiw-i at
ottl' «torn rather titan nuotlwr? isn't It
style, quality. tit durability and prim a»
tothoshma and prompt and vonrtvoun

uttr-ntion on the port oftiio proprietor uml
mlmonuu‘: ll tin-w are the full indm-v .
Ilil'lllti we look {or u lilx'rul shared your
patronage.

H. 5. BROWN,

90 WASHING"). STREET,

Gouth Nos-walk. Conn

THAT

Nash
8: Van Scoy

Keep tin: (turnidugu while, rimmkery, which it! airktiowlcrigrril by the,
trade to in: tin: best made), and that tiny

SELL AS LOW

as any start: in the town. Try our RUYAI. i’nlill‘ililhiii l’Al‘i’l’lv.
it wilirlean and polish silverware without injury, t'ontuin'i no so id
and is unequalled in! glam, tiltllltlt'. or brass” Friar 254;.

un$ t-I a. VAN SCQY.

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