‘ost' trill cut no figure during our sales of
January or February.
0
WatCh
This A
Space!
i U 5 Mail Snip, finest laundry, toilet or
9 made, I4 ounce cakes, 3 for Ice; II-gnlnr
‘c cake.
'ester Lamp Company's {me silk banquet
. in all colors; size :8 inch, 75¢ each.
ctral draft air heaters, best make, guaranteed,
going stand with each stove, $2.59.
Handso
to blue
pots, all fl
GOODS
me hall lamps, new, square shape, 5 loo
extension; richly engraved, doublebrnss chains. 970
and white steel enameled tea and coffee
rst quality, 2 and 3 three quart.sizcs. 39c
All through our manv departments will be found
AT INTERESTING PRICES 'I‘I)
ECONOMISTS.
On“ Saturday we will div . away free, with every purchase of $1 or over a
way It): Toque’ s Dyemg and Cleaning
Establishment.
1. 1,, Crimped Crust Bread Pan!
Agency for annr Glove Fitting
Patterns.
w. s. STURTEVIlNT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
' South Norwalk, Ct.
FIRST FOR I897!
This W eck We Ixcsumc Our
”Thursday- Bargain- Sales!!
And shall I ndcavor to make it an cspcuall y attractive one.
LOVE mom” IIIo caches.
Sweat. I! tho gods but! given too
A mum with In mum nth-
Inc: night mm on mm mm
In its minim. Gradually Iho begun to
Ilitcn to the variou- lonndu which her
To tell tho love 1 VII for than. quick. mm” m a” with! Wm‘
0139;.” pg); 0; my", even at II long distance, in the deep-till-
iron Iiii‘iiiognntiiim my pen nous. tor the broom had died away.
That burns Its words In heart- of men
I ntlll would ulna the some.
“I love than, dour," I still would call.
No more our law 'thnlIl be.
, "I lovo thco. door." and that III all.
have Imowcth no demon.
~Harm Morrow in Womnnklnd.
HOW LOVE WON.
Old Jonathan Scott was mating out
various panels of grocnrica to u group
of customers on n Tuesday in July~
Tuesday being the day on which Jonnv
than weekly received his stores from
Bruckminster.
Itwus growing dark in tho stifling
Iittlo shop, though dual: had acnrccly not
in out of doors, and II “uttering tnllow
candle on tho counter 'bnroly rllvonlod
thc gnarled nnd twisted old fuco of tho
shopmnn on it bent over the half pound
of currnntn which he was packing for
Bella Duke with great. knob knucklcd,
broad thnm'ocd, trembling hnnds.
So that, in a. short ptnlsngo Lctwcnn
the house door and the entrance into
Jonnthun‘n den. just behind tho cluster
of women in tho chop nnd blinking tho
shop door. Ibo flgnro of n tnll nnd hund-
aomo girl leaning against the wall was
unnoticed.
“Ayn, film he a pecrt no.1 tell yo“-—-
it was old Bollu’sshrill voico-”uud ho
mod think hisscl! lucky. that a mod.
Why, to any nowt 0‘ tho farm and the
stock. they do say ahn‘vo right hunnor
pond in L‘Irnnnol'n bnnkl I know thmn
ports wot slIo , comes from, nod I mind
her grnndfor woll. Ah, II oloso lint ho
wor, wucn even not Jonnlltnll here.
which be acyin n prvcious rim) l"
Thom was It laugh at tho Imrlrlnn sally.
and norm of the Women nndgod mm m:-
olbhr (ll-lightodly, for tbcso rnpirl ilnnlr,
mowmontn worn churnotcristio of Bolln's
comet-notional strategy. An n victim
The quick alarm rounded by n cock
pheasant to warn his hem of a to:
prowling round; the distant bnrko! a
dog. which aha know tobe Bingo. at the
Croft farm (and [IN thought with a
bitter pang that cam more would his
friendly muzzle touch her hand); the
hum of II belated cockchufcr. the thud
of a rabbit’ II for-n loot stumping a signal.
tho tinklc of the brook (now but a
'thraud of water) which bounded the
booth on its southern side—all those
wero familiar to her. And presently
thorn boomed upon the stagnant air the
striking of tho Bruckminstcr clock. miles
away. She counted the strokes an the
bell rollod ouch with dolibcmto auction
of its iron tongue and was aghast at
touching 11. But she hothouuht her that
her old uncle was, as ho told her, “In
guilt to roost” nro rho utnrlod for hot
grrxzorimi. and aim was settling down in
but: old attitude when n HouIIIl—-ctrnnge
at run h an hour and mold Hucb sur-
roundingo—cunghthor uttonl lion. Itwnn
unmistakably tho rusping of In file on
metal and it scoured to come from
muons; tho got-so bnnhca to the left,
which them grow to some bright.
b‘ho but] nrimi to her Ii‘I-T and won
koonly Iinloning, when sudIlI-nly the III-
lug ('lrt‘ilit‘ll and n grufl volt-II llI‘IIBI‘l‘dv—
won it pI.:s:-IilIlI»——tho very nzuno which
bud IJt'i‘ll riding, him It stormy petrol.
on tho turmoil of bcr thoughts—"Silos
Croft!" Or Was it; thnl bur fancy .hnd
wrought the uttornnco into that unmo—
thnt still lovml homo—4n; II I-hzmco sound
in intelligibly nlmorbml into a dream?
With n vnguI» nonso of sumo intnngihlo
dnngI-r tbrrtnlvning him who was. nftrr
all, so door to bur. sho tool; bur conrngo
in both hands nnd (‘rt‘pt noiselessly
through the tortuotm shoop trucks nmid
tho gorm’, all of which sbo mold hnvn
tlIrI'ntchl blindfold, till Sill? not within
many cnmhot of tho Hpcnkw, and tin n
....IIlIlYIl
difiereticc in the two»?
goods tlun the other, neither ducs ugIc sell cthpeI-nr is better located
titan the other!
We
Want
To '
Tell
You
Something.
liver Lille notice
What is the reason?
It’s Because They
Advertise l
So does the m In that has the small store, you might sav.
may. but he does not get arounl it in the right way “(but seem to get I
.Icquninthl somehow I
III the Lupe store and the '
anmll store and Wonder why tltemwas “tuba
You know it iv. not III'I.‘ one one kncps but 61'
True. he
Some neWspapcrs have a circulation of 500, others have 3300. The
man in the bi.r stoic does not advertise in the paper with the sec circu-
lation, that's sure: the mun in the little store does that. The man in
the big store puts. his (III in the paper that has 3000 circulation. The
liflcrcncc in the twosmrcs is cmily explained. The paper with the 3000
circulation, or more than as much againn'. all the other papers com-
wnttvd. quiot on n born on its form. in
the shadow of tho urn-Ho.
Yot, propnn-Il III! nho was, hrxr bcnrt
tlmIan-Il wildly when the noun} voice.
terribly near to bar, said:
" 'Av’ yo got tho pison ’nnIly for tho
dong?”
cnid, ”Yo don't; know wrbtn «ho nmy
tly nt yo. and she n- -tnlliin of cnmnmt
Ilso.’
As for Jcnnthnn. ho only wziugpd his
shaggy old hvml.‘ Ho know rho futility
of. attempt to purry tho lightning thrm-t
of n raptor with a hnnvy spntlo. immu-
SPECIALTIES:
A Half Price Counter of Small Wares, also
Chiltlren' For Sets,
LnIlies‘ It'ut' Mulls,
Infant's Eiderclown Coats, 50c; value $150
Children‘s Long Coats, or an I $2; value$
_, Children's Jnckets.
to $6
'Ladics' Capes and jackets nt greatly ruluccd
' ,. prices. ,
Ladies' Feather Boas, 39c and up.
Lutlics’ Fur Boas, soc and up.
Bargains in Other Goods.
Frices given on Thursday Bargain SillL‘S are for the day only.
(I Washington Street -
A. Dickerman & Son,
South Norwalk Connecticut
I".
S. ,
sistr
insi'd.
ontsid
superit
Mrs. At
Work C allotl I“ or
Do You Want a New Sleigh?
Or Your Girl One Repaired or
I’nintcd ?
IF SO, LET ME HEAR FROM
YOU!
FREEOF'CHARGEI
nod IIL‘IIYL'I‘L‘II
ARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER!
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
- South Iorwcllt.
.IPIIy Sician IorWomen
Tints. IIII. II.II. iuuronc
m It! consulted at her ofllce
94! Boom 92am, ancmm». Com.
min 103.31.” 1 p. In. any day exnupt
Sunday.
. lIIr h Mon and for
' ll. . 2‘1“: hating?!” the Illmvnw
lea ml ll’erlng tram
lathe max can contort
Mecca wlt
thermos ckllll'nlrm
known to modern an cry
13me with bursa III-
ermn mmlemtm
to. [calm Alamo
It“. Llfo and
Aouldont
takes out ink, paint,
tar. pitch, grease »
:Intl slAiIII from
clothing and card
pr
Completely and
mcrutcnvcpp Rln
$POTIIIE
he quickly and
”~er Acid.“
20c» 256" it
No nnplIvIImInt mlor. amlllry anomalous
Not lnllnmlnnhlc.
3.613 & NNI‘N of M
Paper-Hangar. Galolmlnor
Palntor.
01m III
WILL PAPER AID BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN 8mm
South Norwnlk.
Sample noun or “M1861“! or Paper:
mmwniw.
I I
9 CLEAI‘IL
Sump!" mulled. Sc.
L. B. SUTTON, Now Cannon. Ct.
NOTICE
The Board of Relief
0? THE
Town of Norwalk.
()utbo A‘IHPHIIIN‘IIII IIIIIt cl ltillll will
mcet in tho olllco of tho SI-lcctnII-II. Morn
IIIIy..IIInnIIry 4th utt.’ II clock 0. 1“,, IIIIII
by IIIIjnIIrnIIIIIIIl. no follow-II: WPIIINMIIIII
Dru
u livcnllm, .IrAnnIII‘y ll, III.‘ I}: clock; fiwr‘I‘t-Itt'lduy,
. . _ . Mlltttryllli nl' l"tic-lot; II. III; '01 no“
“301251 Afily‘fimofgnn’gfinm day II VIIIIiIIir. .IIInIIIIry l'lth. "II I unlock;
D ' '
riotnrdny. JIIIIIIIIry llIl II III. Jo l'IlN‘k p In:
WI'IInI-mlnv I'in‘tl nu, .IIIIIIlm-y 20th. III.
, o' I lII‘I- k;HIIIIIrIlny,-IIIIIIIIIIII 3341mm o ’clmek
p. III.. for the pnrpmmol bonrlim row and
IIIlIIppIIIIlII mode to them from tho doing»
of tho AMI-morn
The Board. olltI-llcf will moot. wIth thI.I
AHMIIIIIII’H IIII II .lolnt. limo-II bIItIIthIy J not
nary III”) III. 4 o clock In. .. for tho pnr.
pomwlnlmtlmg the poIliI of sick and lndl
ncnt person-I.
I“. KEITH.
iimxnr SEYMOI'R
III I\ lull. It. W ILHON,
Borders and Gil t Mouldln takeout M” lloIII-Iloi Robot.
boom fmlmpectlfin. an auto: by postal . . ,. 1 .
Entlmnlucbvcrfnl v “m‘wwja WANT AN‘ 'THINO ?
J D qu’ggg‘fliklfl. N with Adam
on . r so
”Iii" BTW. tn the South Hot-wont
M
It
I Mm:
month which am fairly rmhlomntio of
the )‘I‘IMIVU tnlt'nts for dcbnto of Bulls
nntl himsvlf. '
But Mrs. Cochin, the lnundrcss. n Wk"
pic I'ywl womnn in n Ilrnb hllllllllllllx'l,
was bursting with curiosity. Shobml
III-on tivtl to tho wusbtnb slow down of
Monday by n Npocinl Ilotnzlnd for nil tlII-
Innnor houso lincn nnd IIIIII boon wry
short of gossip. And her lwlp, .IIII'III
Stnbb, 3cm; slightly dcni‘ IIIIII n poor
('Tl.‘I|Illl‘0 to boot. who ncvcr know wbnt
woo going on.
“YII'rI- turtlhin o' tho young “'llllll‘l'
up at (frotI-lt’l-I form. lint who, for good.
nus, IlIIl yo soy \VI‘I‘ III‘I‘ young than?"
“Who?" (‘l’lllll'tl llolln links. with tho
contempt of full ilHIgfl :I wimlnm l’uv
I'nllow innorutlov. “Why, who hit
young Silos Croft? Tho olrl Silos in MI!
on it. and. :III for llII- Izul. Ito Illl nothing
loIItlI. Illlli why should Irv?"
Tlmgirl in tho pnssngo coworotl on
though film had brwn struck nndwrro
awaiting ll Hottonll blow.
It cum" from old Jonntlum. III) nn-
wItting of tho pain Ito won giving.
"Now yo Illl'lllillll it. I mind or. how
Silas Croft; lIIlIl too but on Izour arrow
hie. Ind \I'IIII tvkkint; her in tho now gig:
to son Home kin o' Iwr l‘othvr Hilll‘ II'
lh'iI‘kminstot'. IInd III‘ won‘t bo lInI'k till
tomorrow doom-r limo. Mrhbn tIII'y'll
I'lloon‘o tho ring on tho way. "
Amid tho lIroutlIlIwa cilonco protlncml
by this bit of “WWII!" llllll significant
III-“'5 n gt'ntlo Volvo. with tour.» in it (it
was [but of l’lIoIhII Stiblw, tho I’bnrwo»
Innnlnnid. “Ah, but 'lis pityo‘ I’nlimoo
Furnnlll”
'l‘ho \Vill‘lifi full upon tho f‘fll‘ of tho
()Wlll'l' of tho llilllll‘, win-m sho cronclml
in IIII‘lIlIrk,1lHIllllllt'llllllflll‘ll III nll Iti‘!‘
Intrtlily ltnppilwsn. lIlllI l-‘Ilt' blindly stun-
gvrml lo III-r fort nnrl forth into tho Might.
Tho I'Iml rmh of tho PW hing broom
upon hrr lII‘II‘lI mt II lll‘m‘lllg limit: to Iwr
bodily fIIIntan-I, and who struck ill‘l‘UfiH
Illt‘ booth with rnpid nlvas. hvr llllllll‘
tightly (‘Iilfipt‘li upon but bmt't III-I mount
to FIIIID .IN’!‘ urirl' till FIII‘ wns buyout.
xIll lIIItnnn hon of it. And that dumb
instinct of profound pain which yvnrns
for I-‘olitudo mllwr thou any not purport”
It‘ll bot- turbo moot unfrvqnt‘ntmlspot. in
tho wholo of Forton III-nth. It wnlln
(Illt‘p doprosmun —« probnbly n disused
I‘liulltbolo‘un I'up linml with volvot
award, in tho wry bunt-t. of tho booth.
Herouho flung.I I)l.‘I“Il,'If pronlrnto, bury-
ing but lltl‘fi in tho III-wy union and
moaning out bur pm’n on tho Illlhlllln of
tho grunt Inolhvr. 'l‘bIIII buIIIIbII born
wont from childhood (for aim won on
orphan) to tmburdon bcrsolf of her
troublon.
In tho plIrIIIIII of tho countryman
young Hilnn Urnlt and who bud always
boon “IIIIIIIQII tom-lbw." All SIIIIII junior
thlqnito tho brighlmt and boot looking
of nll the young {allnwn of tho parish.
no won Putimlr‘o tho bonnirat Inn] nwcct‘
(tilt of all tho girls.
Only II fortnight mm had be white
put-III] In her car tho "old, old IItory“
which keeps tho north young.
Truo. ho bud told bur of difficulties in
thcir path.
Silos senior was on hard and about as
old tnIIltimch us II flint our. and, being a
wonlthy mun im- lIiII ('Illfill of lilo, would
oppose his son‘s union with It pIIIItIilIIIIII
girl.
“But don't ya bo ufonrd. Pullman.
my loan.” (tho night wind I'roonod the
words gcntly again into hot cum).
“Wo’ll win through yot. yo and mo,
and fathom living In; bow ho'vo ncithor
with nor (Innfllllhr, will tel: kindly to
yo yet. my bonny bird.‘
And now all wall cm. This fickle
lcvcr had helm caught by tho hnndaomo
fuco of tho Illrcn of thumb II {In-In.
And in the touching words of Holy
Writ. ' 'WhIIt good shall my ltfo dowel”
was tho cry of Patience kmnll’n me
“no
WWII II. It” WW.
l]:nt him on guard.
"'I‘I‘nch yer granitic!" won the reply,
nnIl ngnin tho lilo wont to work as though
slmrpvning n tool.
Al’tor who: nppcnrcd to Patience no
(‘lllIIl’Vfl intorvnl tho gruff \‘bico nguin
IIrUIiI! Sill'tn‘l‘:
“ "I'Wnr :I rnro hit I)’ lock to bov spot-
tul tho Still”): on tI-gnin boll’ for n boot-
in with his mthbvnrt" (I’ntivnm-
writhml lwhind tho lillrllls‘l, “nod to
lIIv not. limit II' that blnko II' n hostlor
:H tbvy “won‘t n-I‘oniin but-l: tonight. “
"Wot hit the old nun), Silos, shown
light?"
“blink yo 'I-rc. panI." grnwll‘d tho
grutl' VOII'", with :I livrro math. “I III-:tlr't
[cumin to htll'k :It within this ’IIrII night.
~Illlllllll, I loll )‘I-l And If so IIII on yo
IlIIII'I mm» to rial: tho ropII ”long 0’ mo
jmt yo say so and out yur stick right
own)". But. Lord lovo yo," ho contin-
qul in :I nIiiIlI-r lllllt‘, “ 'tnill hi: on easy
to got: him 21‘ to giro n bottln to n bob»
by! And I’m» humloz how lllttfllll 1mm
kI-prs l1 Fltll'lilll sotnrwhwrs 'nudy. And
III: bu II worm no, you but!"
"Ilut 'tis owrr curly, mutt», surely.”
“Ayn, lot's wait, any, till 'bottt lwnl
o‘clock. 'l‘bun \vu’ll do the job clcnn. ”
I‘ulirm‘o thought. this one enough.
Tlu- imminvnt llllllfll‘l‘ of old Silos IIIIII
nttvrly blottvtl from her mind nll Imm-
m'y of wrom; l't‘t‘t‘lVI‘tI from him or his.
IIII' Ullt' nlworbing thought how was to
'(lntlovt'lnu III-r skirts
linhllynrouml Ill'I', sbo Iurnod to go.
But in tho HI‘I slo- troll on II My twig.
"Wot‘s that?” (‘llulll'llgrll tho grnll
VOIt‘l‘.
Instantly h’Ill‘ mpmttnl down in II
nook of tho lInsbI-II IIIIII tlmnlrcrl God film
had It Illll‘lx' IitI-ss I-II.
Hm “mud n l'ontfnll, nnd. with sick
fmr clutching III lwr ltcnrt, shII ("[lll'll.
through tho twigs of II brmnblo. II‘II‘horI.
tlItI-kwl mun standing at tho furlllrr
tztoulh of tho Slll‘l‘p truck IIIIII pvt-ring
IIIIWII it in lnet' dirwtinn. Just tlwn FIII‘
\I'Ith lllIIll‘Illl)‘ snpprvssod n cry. fl-l‘,
HUIIII' Illl'l'lt yards IIIIyIIIIIl Ilt‘l‘. smoothing
I-I'nlllwl out of llIII Iron-Io ' I'. III-r filllll
not-ow tho truck. It won tho sawing of
hot- by (lIIIl'II moroy, on l’;ItiI»IIco (‘VOT
IIIIIIr thought, for tho than. with u not-
Isliod grunt. wvnt book to his muto, and
aim board his roport:
" "l‘wor mm but u rnbbnt."
'I‘IIIII timo who pickml but way with
rmloublI'Il curb. and oIII'n shn ronoltml
tho open II'lIo fipl‘ll onward liko n lup-
wing till IIbII run-bod IIlIl .‘iilnn' door.
llinpo won nlwnyn looIII- nt night to guurd
tho yard. 'I‘hv old dog I'ntno up to but
with grout. dvmonnlrntions of nll‘ootion.
Ho. nt lcnxt. won fIIitbfnl. But; tho
houso itmvlf won nll IlorlI-III-IIII. 'SIII: know
that. IIcitbcr mun nor women norvnntn
fill‘pI‘I thorn. Tho only wotmm old Silnn
would cmluro about tho plncc WIIII I’bwbo
Htibba. who (illl tho I'bnring ntIIl COOIIHI
for him and his no". This farm mun
ulopt Isl; thulr own cottngcs.
She thruw growl at tho old man’s burl-
romu window till at length n night-
cuppml hood won pokod out.
"Wlmt tho phonic"—
“Ilnah, Mn-Itor Uroftl ’Tis I. Pationcc
Fnrnnll, and thcro bo tlIcnI cumin no
Would rob and murder yo. Cull Bingo
in IIIIIl loud yor gun. I’ll goand gel:
help."
“Natl! Iknownitl Why. thnrc’nnc'cr
II body within or! II milc. Como yo In,
luau. out 0’ (longer. Bldc II won hit till
I gr-I. my toga on no I‘ll upon to yo. ”
Hhc could hour him strlko II light and
lmddln on his clothes. and cm long ho
had unbnrrcd thodoor. pnllnd lIcr nnd
tho dog In and tnmod tho koy and Idiot
tho bolt» buck.
flown" man of action. was old Silas.
'llhcn ho not down to loud his gun and
pistols and nodded encouraglngly to I’II-
”coco. But a thought struck him, and,
going to II mm cupboard. he produmd
a glut of cxccllent port wine. which no
HIM
"8w IIIIIIII all.
made her drink alt mm II dam of north
mined is the
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
SENTINEL!
This littlc pointer is worth thinking about.
ANOTHER POINTER!
\\'c ltztrc (mo ol'tltc largest job Printing plants in the
County and are prepared to print
;\Illl in fruit everything that I‘ICI‘II'IIIIS to printing, we do
Books,
Pamphlets.
Posters,
Hand Bills,
wNote Heads,
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding Invitations.
Dancing Orders.
Tickets.
Labels,etc.,
at the shortcut, possible notice, and Inir prices.
Nothing so large or no small but can be printed at the
Evening - A~
Sentinel,
Norwalk Chronicler