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[0 blue and white steel enameled tea and coffee
pots, all first quality, a and 3 three quart sizes. 39c
All through our many departments will be found
GOODS AT INTERESTING PRICES To
ECONOMISTS.
n
y we will give away free, with every purchase of $1 or over a
imped Crust Bread Pan!
or; e's Dyeing and Cleaning
Agency for Baznr Glove Fitting
'teblishment.
Patterns.
- N. Main and Ann Streets.
, Seuth Norwalk. Gt.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
“you Street. - - - - - South Norwaik. Connecticut.
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Or Your Old Ono Repaired or
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. LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
‘ Factory and Repository,
Franklin on Indison Streets. - . .
South lormlk.
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l'orhludl he intent there. " .
«er. Louis Globe-Democrat.
LITTLEDETECTIVE.
.Tln rely woe dashing against the hos-
ilita'l Windows one afternoon in March
when! mode my rounds. I loft Morin
to the hint. on I felt that on n dreary day
like this she would be more tlmn ever
sloth)! a chat.
I bud not not hceido her for five min-
utoe before I found that she was in a
highly strung condition. her oycs'wcro
so bright. her skin dry and hor pulses
quivering with their rapid bouts. After
ufow commonplacee I sold: “What is
it, Marin? Whnt ie the matter today?
You have no new pain—no fresh trou-
bh?!’ )
“No. monuienr.” she answered. "it
is that I cannot still my thoughts. To-
day is an unnivcrenry"-- And sho atop-
pod. Her bountiful grny eyes were full
of tears. and she was trying hard to u-
crciso eel! control.
“Tell me." I nnid, “all about the un-
nivorsary. ”
"It was 12 years ago today since I
that my husband. Jenn Louvnin,” she
began eagerly, ”and our meeting wax u
otrungo one indeed. I was in search of
n clover {argon-whom the police he-
liovod to be u wumnn~nnd I had to R0
to the Riviera in search. of her. I had
boon in the Hoapitnl of St. Jacques to
son a Latin whom I thought could giro
mor'ml'onnntion. and it occurred to um
um donly thnt the dress of n Sister of
may would ho it good disguise. I left
Purim in time to reach Mnruoillos curly
one lovely morning, and, going to the
house of a friend, I clinngod my clotlwa
and eonrooly rocognizod myself mil look-
cthin tho “rt-zit gloss ut the railway siw
lion. No lnilr could ho soon, and the
largo collnr nudwingod cup gnvo mo
quito n dilloronl: expression. 1 lnid
bought it unmll bug, exactly liko llioh‘o
tho ulstors curry. to hold tho things I
needed, and I lnid my pnrwrs sowed in-
sido tho dress I worn. I won young then.
and the noses that interested mo urcu~
pied mo 80 entirely that I bocnmo elm-p-
low! and suffered nt times from sudden
fnintnoes, which would be sucmwdod by
violent pains in my hood. To ullovintn
those troubles I enrriod nlwnys in bottle
of other and n tiny vial of chloroform;
both wrapped for safety in n equuro of
jowolor‘o cotton. "
"Ah. I soul" interrupted I. ”Your
(orgor found them and used them to
stupt-Iy you?"
"Pnrdon. monsiour," eho returned,
”my tnlo is hotter than that! At Mur-
eoillos I got into n t-ompnrtniont Wilt‘llL‘O
several people descended, nod 11 nun).
who won its solo occupant, tried to pro-
vont my ontrnncu, no if unconsciously.
But I looked fillill’piy at him and got in.
Ho then placed his arms on tho door-
wny and blocked the window until the
train loft tho station. 'I‘hon ho throw
himeolf on tho sent in the cornor farthest
from run on tho opposite side and flung
of! tho largo. cloak ho won wvnring.
“To my surprise and horror. I now he
won partly drosnml on n woman, and he
took from beneath tho rent a hug like
thorn in which workmen curry thoir
toolo and quiotly continnod his toilet.
Nnturnlly I wntoliod him. He was lnnnll
nnd alight and very fuir, nnd whon ho
took oil his cont nnd wnietmut. collor
nod tic. I now u grunt ecnr from beneath
tbo left. our going right llIIlIi'I‘ his chin.
“I knew him inntnntly. Ho wnu Dn-
rntto. tho man whom I believed unfoly
in prison of: 'l‘oulon. who won tho most
ingi-uiouo and cruel of u. gang of thieves
who lind infonlod Purin for lIll’f‘tl yearn,
and who had been cleverly ruptured
Ull’f‘il months lwforo. Tlmonptor hnd ro-
oolvwl 5,000 fronds. nod now llurotto
won nt largo ngnin, nod horo before me
in this narrow compartment. lIo slop-
pod his toilnt lillfI unid to mo in tho
quiet, olnnr voico which I know to be
non of his ohnrm'toriutios: ‘My sister. I
um running for my lifo. My life indoor
to too. uud nothing elinll ntnnd in tho
wuy of my freedom. Do you undorutund
-nolliinu?'
"Au ho nnitl this he took from his
lung u lnruo. sharp lmifo. such on shoo-
mokvrn use, nud laid it on the aunt ho-
nilin him. Judge. moiiuionr. how I full.
'I‘iuouuht in quick. nnd my brnin lind
lrnvriod for in tho fniv minutou of tho
journey. Horn woo Ilnrotlo. If only I
could copturo him. tlio rnwnrd would
make my dour invnlid moilior rich for
tho routoi’ bor life. I would try. I would
think. Iwould not qunll. But limit I
must not. i rhmnk into my rumor nl
his wordn nod trnmblnd and lot the tour»
till my oyonun I lmlmd up unwillingly
ut him.
" 'it‘mir out. door nintcr.’ ho Hold monit-
ingiy. ‘If you do on I any. you have
nothing to droud. I aim“ quit the (ruin
tit 'I'oulou, and you munt toll: in mo no
if I Worn going home to my family und
you imd mode acquaintance with run at
Lynne!
"0f «tour-in Ipmmiuod. and ho Wont
on 'nrrnnning himself. l-Iiu imlr woe
ulmt. nnd ho put on n woman‘s block
wig and earring.» in lilu ours. Ilo had it
skirt twink-d round his waist. and “Ill!
he let. down. 'I'hvn ho mndn mo forum
uwhito ohemirotto. and ho put on n
llodlou. which I luuml. Judge how Iwnu
thinking. moneicurl My hunda trom-
hlml with excitement. for the train was
ruehingon, and it in huroiy nun hour
hoiwnon Mumillm and Toulou. Ila
unload-u»! enppm ho was glud to rural:
again after his Dolliery imprisonmimw
lie museum] mo kindly rind mid he
would not from me if I obeyed him,
null he made memory the uranium
MIC“ fl? [mm till MW“
' ed.
wen u hir woman? tied his heir a dart
we"...
win 11m who loot hold mum
allele. and he would he noticed directly.
flu unwind at mound mid. 'Idiotl’ but
at the some time he brought from hit
has n bottle of dye and u brush and boy
'33:) to color hie halide. The stuff would
not run. and he Ihwlr the bottle violent-
ly, but it came in lumps. ‘I Want some
spirit. ’ he mid vieioorly. and he were
«ob. moneiour, so awfully!
“I trembled really this time. for it
was so fearful to be shut up with such
a wretchl Then an inspiration come to -
mo. nod I said: ‘Sce, I have no cognac.
but I take a medicine sometimes which
is a spirit.‘ and I poured some of the
other into his bottle and shook it. It ran
beautifully, become it clear. brown liq-
uid. IIo ecnrcoly looked n ‘thunk you.‘
but rapidly pointed Illl'l hands. using his
left no cleverly us his right. Then he
tried his fnco, and then I laughed ngnin.
this time with Joy, for I had regained
my courage. and I felt I should cnptnru
him.
" ‘Why do 'you laugh now?‘ he said
flcrooly.
“ ‘Bccuuee you are making your
cheeke too dork, your oyolids nro quite
white, and you have left h rim round
your lipsl' I sold in as cloudy a voice us
[could connnund.
“ ‘(iood honvt-nsl‘ ho exclaimed. and
then ho maid to mo, "I‘nko the brush and
point mo'
“I took it and pretended to tremble.
us I touched his loco. ‘
“ ‘Fooll' ho elirioltcd. ‘I will not
hurt yon—son how tho train rushes-—
loso no timol’
“ 'Bion, mousirur,‘ I replied; 'you
must do us I toll you then.’ I caught
up his cloak and put it round him, as u
blII‘Ili'f puts his cloth, and, tolling him
to abuthisoyeeJ hogan to point tho
lids. The next moment I transferred the
brush to my left. hand, and, with my
right. I took out the stopper from tho
chloroform hottlo and poured linlf tho
contents on tho wudding tlmt had been
round it. Happily it was a luruo piece.
and, dropping tho brush, I pressed it
suddenly over his noso and mouth and
onturnti‘d it with the other.
“Thu suddonnoss of tho notion took
him somuch by snrprlso that for one
second he was quite quiet, and I duahod
tho holtlo of dyo right. at his oyou as ho
oponotl them. still priming tho paid over
his nose. Ho wns lilindod for tho mo
moot, his urmn worn ontnngled in the
cloak. nnd if only tho chloroform did its
Work nnd I could hold him downl Tho
ngony of thoeo few commie will never
ho ol‘incul. He tried to much the knifo.
monsiour, but I kicked it oil" the sent
nwuy just no I perceived that lxin fron-
tio efforts were lluCilIIlIllg fnintor, nnd
ono morovlolont strugglo on my part
kepttlio wndiling in its plnco. out] he
sucoomlmd. Ills hood dropped Ilaf'k and
his nrnnl fell powerlessly beside him.
“I lmd no knowledge of tho notion of
iniu‘nthctice. and now u droud Ixmsossod
mo lost Ilmd killed him. I ronu-mlx-rod
luiving honrd somowhoro that slight
pvoplo of quick brains were apecinlly
sns‘ooptihlo to t-heso influences. nnd I
thought. perhaps I should only tnko u
(Ii'iltl body into Toulon.
“He looked so ghastly, with tho
strcnke of point on his livid akin. I
placed my hand on his heart nnd felt
his wrist. Most thankful won I to find
it pulontion. Then I coated myaolfon
tho floor, Inn-ping my fingers on his
wrist nod hnving in my hip the bottle
of chloroform to pour on tho pnd if I
felt his poison quicken too much.
“I huvo had many trying journeys.
but never another to mntcli thin: I um
not own! by nature, nod. sitting thorn
during tho quarter of on hour of the
journey that rvmuitwd, I wondurod how
I could lmvo notrd no I did. It seemed
us if I could not. lio Morin valvro.
”At length tho trnin fllnvki-nod, [“111
then drew up nt the platform for exam-
ining tit-livid. Two gum-(ls opened the
door. and I jumped up and runhodIrom
tho canine. and in my excituniont I
HbIlf‘lft‘d! ‘llnroltol lluroltol‘
‘ ' ‘Wlmt of lluroltoi’ oxcluimod u tnll
mun who ndvnucod from tho curringo
buliilltl.
“ ‘l'ln is thorn—it in lwi' I sold und
{united in tho onus of tho mun beside
me. I tomemhorod no more till I nwolro
in tho room of tho superintendent. I
found tho chief of tho etution, some not
liconn‘n and tho tnll mun standing
round mo.
“ "Ihlu in Jvnn Louvnin, wnrdor of
tho primn nt 'I‘oulon,‘ sold the nuporin-
handout. ‘Durr'tto ownpud from him
yostvrtlny. illliI ho won clover enough to
unspent ho would romrn to Toulon. but
Ill! did not look for him drooeod as u
Willntt'l. ‘ u
” 'Nor did I orrurt to ilnd him
caught by n wunmn.’ nuid tho drop
voien of John Lonvnin. And thnt was
how I met my husband. "---London Till-
Biro.
England's Sovereigns.
Queen Victoria lit-gnu her reign in
lilil’l und hon vujoyvd the longest reign
of Englluli history. nod ono of the long-
imt in tho history of any country. (in
tho. olnlo of her unmimlou rho WM 18
yum old, only twu or thrco envomigne
of England having been younger on tho
(into of onmnntion. English royal hie-
tory begin: with the name of Egbort
Ninth-cut. whom mign oommonord in
827. From limb «into until tho Norman
conquest, in lotto. them wow 21 hinge
Frtno William tho Conqueror to tho no-
nunion of the honor) of Hanover. in
17”, than: worn 27 king! and 4 queonu.
Tho mound roigning house is mph-sout-
rd in lilntory by r. hinge and l qnvon.
M... ............,_....__......4.
It in outed in Enulund that recently
I hon nt Uni-field dropped a shell-loan
egg. When this rug we: broken open. the
monitor of a mouse worodlecimd. The
mom was: fully develtmod and upper-
enily must have boon mellowed whole
by the hen. The puruhmmrtiike skin
which covered the egg extended to the
end or the won’t tell.
i‘ MWWW‘
arm . an m .,
Humanitarian- and aired on
llllnll
(lilicrence in the
goods than tin:
than the other .'
So does the to
may, but he do:
acquainted som
Sonic newspo
man in the iii; 5
lotion, that's sur
Went
To “
Tell
You . '
Something.
liver tnkc'noticc of tlie Lingo store and the
Y" Mimll store and wonder why there was such 8‘
two? You know it is not her; um: one keeps bet er“
liner, neitimr does one sell choipcr or is better located ‘
What is the rcasun .’
t’s Because They
Advertise! '
in that has the small store, you might say. True, he
not get around It. in the right way «don't seem to get '
low 3 .
rs have a circulation of 500, others have 3300. The '
no does not advertise. in the paper with the sec circn~
; the nun III the little store does that. The man in
the big store pun his ad in the paper that has 3003 circulation. The
difference in the
no stores is easily explained. The paper with the 3000
Circulation, or nnre than :is much again m all the other papers com-
bined is the
sour
EORWALK
This liltli
We have to (.
EVENING
V SENTINEL!
winter is worth thinking about.
ANOTHER POINTER!
litilt‘illl‘gcst job Printing plants in the
County and are prcpnrcd to print
Books,
Pamphlets.
Posters,
Hand Bills.
Note Heads.
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding Invitations}
Dancing Orders,
Tickets.
Labels, etc..
:
And in lijcvcrythint: that pertains to printing, we do
at
Nothing
“n
U
union-titan stirrer.
shortest possible notice. and lnir‘pricce.
large or so small but can be printed at the
ning - -
- Sentinel,
Norwalk Chronicler