m»
”this Space for-New ‘Monoy-S
revere Each Week.
20-inch hard wood Chopping Bowls, i 13 0"
Standard Wash Boards, '(5 styles), :6 ct:
Fine Willow Clothes Baskets, 33 ct:
Large solid back Scrub Brushes, 6 Cir
Extra fine it o. 6 Parlor Brooms, . r4 ctr
Clothes Wri ngers, Best Challenge, half price moo
Best 3 hoop Pine Pails, 9 cts
Japanese Whisk Brooms, 5 ct:
7 5 feet White Cotton Clothes Lines, . 9 cts
Full size Cl {fee Mills, half price, 23 ct:
, Good size 1 oal Sieves, 7 cts
save rs Wood Salt iBoxes, . 3 ct;
. lot 3 arm hardiwood Towel Holders, 6 cts
Enameled handle Revolving Rolling Pins, 6 cts
, Best quality' Clothes Pins, per dozen, 1 ct
' Toilet Paper, roll or package, 7 for 25 ms
Weak: Enamelinefithe best Stove Polish, 3 for to cts
‘ " ‘ U. S. Mail, the leader of all laundry soaps, 3 for to cis
. harry purchase of 25c or over, we will give away a useful night lamp FREE, ON SATURDAY
These goods will be found on the second} iloor. I:
Agency for Bazar Glove Fitting
for Toque's Dyeing and Cleaning
Patterns. (7
Establishment.
TEYAHL ._ m.
FIRSTFOR I897. !
This Week; We Resume Our
hursday - Bargain - Salesli
And shall Endeavor to make it an especially attractive one.
SPECiIALTIES: "
A Half Price Counter of Small Wares, also
(,Jitildren’ Fur Sets,
Ladies' Fur Mufls,
Ladies' Feather Boas, 390 and up.
Ladies' Fur Boas, 50c and up.
Bargains in Other Goods.
:Prices given on Thursday Bargain Sales are for the day only.
'A. Diokerman 8. Son,
"fl Washington Street, - - - - - South Iorwalk, Connecticut.
N. Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwaik, Ct.
Infant's Eiderdown Coats, 50c; value $1.50
Children's Long Coats, $I and 8:; value $3 to $6
Children's Jackets. .
Ladi'es' Cape: and jackets at greatly reduced
prices.
RRIA'GE BUILDER AND DEALER!
Do You Want a New Sleigh?
01' Your Old One Repaired or
Painted ?
IF 50, [Eli ME HEAR FROM
YOU!
Work Called cor and Delivered
FREEDFCHARGE!
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
. Factory and Repository,
fronkhn and Iodlson Streets,
South Iormik
r
halt o dour: squares
drive hastily by me
Mr yarns M.
come to o Wynn two figures
darted out of the Vehicle and approached
mo with hem «can 1 hurried on, but
hudootmooodonnmpwhouodemn-
log hand woo laid on my shoulder, and,
turning with u start, I felt royal! turtlen-
1! caused. and. unable to mm and too name.
{tightened to attempt willows, the two
black mark: completely covering their
{near—in less time than it takes to relate
liter-me.
n! murder and abduction which I had ever
heard of or read about trooper! through
my domed brain. ‘
ing it impossible to see into. the streets
tho ground. I won hold dohn with n grip
of iron. while one of the m n whilpored:
“Bo perfectly quiet or I' i kill you!"
At last we stopped. (.‘me of the men
topcnod the door and vanished from sight cnco “lid “3 3 Chill) “”10 “in PM hill
in the inky blackness of, night, while the
other hastily passed his. arm around my
waist and clasped my hand: with n visc-
liko group. Unable either to speak or
move, I could only pray—pray harder than
I had ever done before do my life. i
The marked onphor who had lolt ul proo-
ontly returned with a lump. Iwna huntled
out 0! the cab and led up a narrow alloy
into what appeared to ho a woodyurd.
Wo'cmraed this areno, went up two flight:
of Itcpo outl net-ow a passageway, Iinaliy
stopping before a door, which was un-
locked. while the cloth which covered my
icon was removed and I was thrust inside
and the door locked and bolted again.
I found myself in a large, brilliantly
lighted and hundoomuly furnishctl bud.
rmnn. Exhausted and wretched, l sunk
into on easy chair and tried to collect my
thoughts ‘
One hour succeeded another, and still I
not waiting, wandering. trying to think
that I would soon be mlnodgtb homo and
rescued. liutoven no thoughts of romle
flitmi net-use my mind I knew how lilt-
pmbublo was the uhunco of any one having
noon we enter the cob, and even had my
content boon noticed how impossible it
mustlmvn been many one to keep trm k
of the cab in its long and crooked course.
I hcnrd no sound—sow no one. li‘iunlly,
toward morning, wornout nuturo asserted
horsolf and I sunk into it deep ulccp.
When I awoke, it mm broad day. The
run streamed in through the windows and
played flthrliy on the carpet. I watched it
idly for n fow seconds, on hull wnklug poo
pin are opt to do. Then. suddenly notic
ing the Itrnnge mum and my pccuiiur po
altion in :- clmir, u remembrance of lht'
turrihio ordeal of tho Itl‘l‘il‘t‘illllg night
flushed across my mind, and I started up
in ulnrm. I luukcd out of the window
but. only saw nn unfamiliar murtynrd
which furnished no view to the part of
the city my onptnrn had carried mo.
Soon tho pound a! (outcrops outside the
door arrested my attention. The Imlt Wu.-
drawn buck. the kcy turned in tho inn-l;
and tho door opened. I saw 1: mil, guuui
wmnnn of tho middle clusv, sunmiugly
about 50 years of age, dressed in chubby
mourning, standing there, Silo carried in
her hand it truy, onuluinlng hut. cuil‘m.
rullunnd fried chicken. Which she set. down
upon thu table, with the words:
“EM this little bit of breaklust now,
and you'll fool hotter, "
I sprung tnwnrd llt‘l‘.
“’l‘cii rne."l criud. "why am I here?
Whut will they do to inc? Who"—
Slm out mo short by saying in a not on
kindly voice:
"l mu not able to hclp you or nrmwcr
your quoutium. It may turnnutull right."
i’rn~.~n-ntly silo cur-rind mvuy, nlmmt un
timed. thu troy crmtniulng tho lil‘leIlHl.
Later in the day she brought me sonic din
her and townrd night. It cup of ten.
'I‘im long hours pusml by. nnd still no
!mrii~‘l.'ll\(‘t\ arrived. l trim! to “Hill. (in
tho iniuloworo scvorul {rush nmguzimw. but
I could not ilx my ilmughtu on any Hill!
hit-l. lung cnnugh tn lulurcut myself, m‘d l
ilnnliy guvu up to my glmnny meditations
it urmv (lurk ngnin nt lust lllltI pcrhups
wnr ubuut n n‘clm-k whuu tho wound (2i
wicw nml lutuvy stops outside the (Inn!
nrnusuul Iill‘. nlul immmllutoly ulwrwnrvi
two men. my uumlwl cupiuru of tin) nigh ‘
huh/re, cutnrud tho mum and mlvuuccd to
wurd mu. 'l‘lwy still \Vuro masks.
In tho gluru of tho gnallghtI noticed
that their cluthcs Wcrc now and of fashion
uhh-uut and their immin white and cyl-
dnutly unused to tuii. My hcuri. was in
my mouth. I ennirnuiml them, romlvetl
Io rlciond mysulf In tho lust.
'I‘hcy gn’rcd at Inc uttcntlvcly, and mu:
of tlwm uxclnlmcrl, with u dreadful oath:
" it in not tho right unci"
They converse-d lwgcllmr {or n few mt»
tncntn in at low voice, and one of them
prcmutiy mud puiilcly:
"NOTICE:
{hyjslolon iorWomon PQTIHE
In. II.I.A.OIHLFORD z
, m h! MN“ 11" ”I" takes out ink, pitiut,
«um Orrin. Banana-r. 00".. hr, patch, was: '
* man...» 7 o. m- In! do! except antigenic lmm -
' clot ing indent-
. d for
. ' met. "
pets quickly and or run
, 1.7m
. ml“ auffortng ro Completely and
t". m m "n" "W l... have” a... Town of Iorwalk.
mummmmnuuimd *1." toil—«- mnmm M
. knimtommiorn an on
' . a with nurse ur-
. erotic moderate
tied . nolooestomo
No nupletinnnt odor. and Dry Mom
Nnt lilllt mumhic. I-mmr- innit-d, Sn.
L. 8. 8d TTON, New Con-on, Gt.
wnlk; Fiend a Benedict. Ntorwolk.
"H -- “'5’” Wednesday Even ng..innunvy with,“
Vim, um and W...” p _ 7 ., F
W" Jtnmmno.
.flfi
'ounnnoeupmflu
moo ‘
unwritten.
W.
The Board Of Rana. Wu drnvurnphllyniungmui in u ulmrt tituu
, utuflvvtl at tho identical «pot whom I hurl
ram». Mm
“ I’lwtm put on y ur but and shawl and
ucvumpuny up. It. in all a mistake."
I did so. nud we ihroo prnccmlcd down
the niuirwn)‘, ucrmm tho courtyurtl urul
through the ullcy, ngnlu entering thu mix.
win-rel mm lrcntcd ivsw like u priumwr nnd
with more w'rctnnny than tho night. hcfurc
inn-u .‘olrtul. The driver npcnctl tliu cnb
dour nml Dulltcly hnudml numut “I the Hi-
hiclu. which. whvn it lzml htmlctl mu, drum
n“ nguin. the two limited mun remaining
A III Who Could run lip Anywhere“
"ND-"ill“: '1!“qu WIN": WM! heavy placer besides and invariably when I
should least have cxmctod such an en-
lifted me into the cob, then jump“ in counter. 01 all the here. there and ev»
crywhero fellows I have ever known he
li'oltrnylolr being driven rapidly off. I won the most nomadic. Very likely.
know not whither. Alithc droodfultaloe though. he said the 3mg of me. He
generally traveled alone. He is dead
, now, poor follow—gone to “Davy Jones'
The Wm,“ 0' the cob were down, m“, locker." He went down in tho North sou.
through which we pound. The moments that time “b0“ 40 years old, had made
seemed like hours. Do, on ,* on! Would a fortune, was a bachelor. ncither dissi-
wi‘o “$0! 3%,“??? orutw cpgbt’riodt‘o pated nor on ascetic. ulwnyaquict, novar
”0 I"! 00v D M u. ‘ P0” ' surprised and yet with nptrunniul smile
hi“ i” ”“1"“ 09°” “"3 “0°" “1’" rpring ‘0 which uncured to any. “I can‘t do much
: Hts overruling was‘towe. me he." , 1
W,» A GBEXT rematch.
A” Tim—Illa Friend the Como! luke-
mu Ont Much the Some Kind of
Cher-eter- ln Telling the Story.
LowewWilliam Lowe—that was his
I met him everywhere and in several
I first saw Lowe in Japan. He was at
luumnking myself, but I can enjoy it
just the some, and you may count on
purl: of the rhot. " Every one liked him,
and yet he never asserted or defended
an opinion. Perhaps that was the reason
why ho was so well likcd. Civilization
has now reached so nice a stage that for
ts mun to have nu opinion and express it,
capecinlly about other men, is punisha-
hlo by law. No uncover threatened Wil--
liutn Lowe. ..
About two years after our meeting in‘
Japan, as I walked one ‘1in into the
smoking room of tho Lnnghum hotel,
London, Willimnroso out of a chair and
greeted mo so calmly that n ctrunger ub-
ncrving us would have said We had met
by nppointmunt. All thutimsuid on this
mcasion was: ”How am you, Mr. Cou-
sul? Have a cigar?”
At another time, having come home
in neuron to vote at n prcsiiicutiul clue.
tion, and procccding directly from my
Himmler to the (illsoy llousn, I had no
sooner punsod through the entrance than
I came face to face with quict Willinm.
Ho rcmurkcd upon the wenthcr and made
some slight mcntion of pcoplc whom wc
both know. That was all. No waste of
words, no lively expressions of interest.
I told him I should return to Liverpool
by n certain steamer, and he promised
to see me oiI. Ilc did so, and as ho had
come early we had it good long chat.
The "All oi! (but aren’t going" gong
sounded in the midst of n n-citnl I was
giving him of tho ufllictimm of it com-
mon friend who had lost his wife and
one child by fcvcr and was now fighting
for tho life of n second child. so ho. hur
riedly wished mo a happy voyage and
was oil’.
The next summer I snilcd from Hull.
England, to (Ihrisfinnsnnd null there
took another stcnmcr for North oupc.
.Wo had been under way but it few hours
win-n WU cnmnwncvdgliding in and out
nmong thc islands of thc bountiful floril.
Suntud on u cumpstool forward, I hnd
bccornu nbsnrbcd in delight. with tin-
accno when u voice behind mo said:
"You were telling me nbout Wnrd‘a
trouble. Did hiu second daughter din-1‘“
I looked around, and then: stood the
impcrturbnblo Lowe.
Bidding him “Wait at minute until I
got n eight and I'll icll you," I went be-
low and purposely staid tin-rm for about
an hour. ’l‘hcn. rejoining him, Isnid,
“No. she got well. " flu simply nodded
his gratification.
Lowe midi-d much to the pleasure of
my trip, for ho was rcnlly good colu-
puny, although he would sometimes sit.
for an hour without saying it wurd. i
would feel thut he was tln-rc—thut he
was kind and unscliish and upprnt‘iulmi
all that I might my nnd do, and know-
ing tho man I was well content to take
him on his own terms.
The cud of unoihcr I‘J months found
the mukiug use of my lcuvu of obscuri-
by n trip to tho Ml'iliii‘l'l‘luii‘illl and
north Africa. At Tnngicr on» tiny I
Wm! outing hi it thnll table in n quaint
little opcu court cni’u tutti ncowling over
the amucwimt too uuvury soup when
one of tho Moorish wuitcrs lumdcd inn in
card, on which I rend. “You probably
didn't notion thut there want plnuty of
room at my table?" This was ovr-r tho
uumu of “William lmwc, U. S. A."
My friend's only rcmnrk on we shook
hand» was, "1 WM expecting you. "
A year or two afterward I Willi trying
to tunko o Vicuun cubmun um‘lorutnnd
(icrmun—vmy ticrnmn~in tho cndmwnr
to rumutcllti hie lill‘tlii of u prop-tr fnru
with mlnc, and won on tho point of giv-
ing uplu dirgunt. when mum-burly at my
elbow nuggivntud: ”Try him with Eng-
Iliill. Ilu will understand that better
than your Vornion oi his motiwr tongun. "
Not-d I odd that. the speaker was Wil-
‘ iium?
1 Months passed, and I hurl run norms»
. tim (lcrmuu occmi to Hamburg for a lit-
tlu change. I won cnjnyiug an utter din-
ucr cignr, n cupui block cutlcuuml muuu
inside.
'l'vu minntm intorl was at home and
0n the Amer-lament. iii-t. 0! WW. Will a mmq .. xul ttvt'l‘ the threshold of
mwtln ilwullleo of the Selectmen. Mon» the 5m". wh’,,:tl‘:w,,nm,d uwuy.
nluy. January 4th. M 5: o‘clock n. m. nm
by mijnnrtmwnt. nu follow-.1 Wnlnminy
J.‘ elm-hunt. .inpmnrv that Til't'lutik: Ham-pm.
. , . nuunrytm, nt'loctm: .n. m; 'm mm-
Soldbyft [Mohennnn&8(n,fio.flm‘ day Evonitthnnnnry liltlr'mthi'ciock: whntcvur 0' my “'hi‘l‘i’“i"’l“” "i“. "W"
Howl-slay. .lnmmr ‘ Hill: at 2 o'clock p. in: Inurnl. From that tiny to this it has numr
l uitct‘wuril lcnruwl wlmhn much lutd
boon mmlc for mo during thaw til hours
when I won in ruptii-ity and how no trace
7 luv-u diamwaru-«l who my mnnkcd rupture
. ",pl'“"k':0':'?,""‘"y'dm'mnvigi‘l’m'g "Hm“, wcrv. nnd it will pruimhly olwuy- munin .
p. m.. m porno-o n wonng any n t .
.H‘UI', c.|°|m'n.r nilnmmrin mud» to them from the doing» “'"mw‘ lint W" ”MW" mlmnturo.
which in given nlrnmll word (or word on it
IMO: CII‘ "GI" ‘ UI‘ . oftho Anselm".
’ is W ‘ PIlfltIl‘. > The ”on“, Ol'llvllef will meet with the min reintml tn lilo wrltcr, rcnlly lu‘ippeltud
file and Stalin: ----~ Aooenmrn an uJoinl lirmrd.8nturr y .m- amno yum-cum n yuunuludrln chime"-
u""" I. “l'ylflth. niwio’cloelt . truim' i o pnr- ~51“? York Not".
moo WILL Pf "I All Ionons ptmtéofnlmting thaw hafnieh and mm. .. ___________ W
1 ' . gen pumps. M“.
0?}... 1m mm Irmtn n. a. new". “m“
i t t GONE Smith “mull. HENRY filliY‘Milll’R, tier ‘ l
~ . . . M'I‘Iton ”dummyiuofm ”LIVER B. VillflON, in Florida thnn in may it i mun .ry n
‘ . -» , . Gilt Iouldl taken to ”'34” Board of Belief. tho World. 'lhrro um onto that will tunes-
on no“; it! Ml WW--.“ . . ' ,W urn more thou “It" an inch in length. and
59". m WANT ANWHINO ' then there on mm on smell that they can
.. eggs! ,
0’.
”a
Cl“! 1"“.
very near to death."
"You. no. [won't touch
in the South um
um, . ion - m um. ‘
w M. ‘
mum . . Evening
l emu. Sentinel.
twidm”w
TM“ "9 """0 note i“ “m mm” "1”” The altitude of the temperate purtof tlw
scarcely he noon w more with the unaided qunrzuelo are of the Spanish typo and
"tiny. Pete. you how ridden that here.
.m m to“. their native mm, a “limit! 01
match-o Ibo-soot mmwbm‘m livtnl to Booth mi. own-t
“Em l
enchanting mimic in thnt justly world
turned rcntuurnut, Wilkiu'e Kcllnr, when
suddenly two humln Wi‘l‘ii prorated ovvr
tmy nycn from behind nml n with" unhl
in column, ntiltcrl tours, "if I thin: tho
wings of the morning uud lly nvnr thc
.nttcrmnnt parts of tho nun. cvcn them
, than I find my Iricml, tho enmnl. " -
“Willinm,” I unlml. “burn you boon
rcumnnbly WNW—Mungrovo Davis in
New York Sun.
Your-roots.
The summer season in Vcncmclu last:
from November to April. The winter
.econon lost» from April to November.
,couulry hi the finest in South America.
gum mint tunable nod the must minim~
our outrido of Porn. The women n!
ma celebrated for their beauty. The
ilanguugo of the country is Spanish-mun
ilongunga in "Unmet. About 45,000,000
persons simmer spook spaniel: M
run every time‘ns an appreciative audi- ' ' I ' “In Yo
America
We
Want
To
Tell
You
Something.
It’s Because They
Advertise! ’
So does the man that has the small store, you might say. True, he
may, but he does not get around it in the right way «don't seem to get
acquainted somehow!
Some newspapers have a circulation of 500, other; have 3300. The
man in the biz store does not advertise in the paper with the 5:0 circu-
lation, that's sure; the m.tu in the little Sinl‘e does that. The man in
the big store puts his ad in the paper that has 3900 circulation. The
difference in the two stores is easily explained. The paper with the 3000
circulation, or more than as much again a: all the other papers com—
bined is the
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
SENTINEI:
This little pointer is worth thinking about,
fl
ANOTHER POINTER!
County and are prepared to print
Books,
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Hand Bills;
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding invitations,
Dancing Orders.
Tickets.
Labels. etc”
Evening ",' '
Ever take notice of the large store and the
small Stuff and wander why there was such a
diflerence in the two? You know it is not bec ruse one keeps bet'er'
goods than the other, neither does one sell cheapernr is better located
than the other! What is the reason ?
We have one of the largest job Printing plants in the
And in fact everything that pertains to printing, we do
at the shortest possible notice, and lair prices.
Nothing so large or so small but can be printed at the
Q
- - Sentinel,
97 eliminator mm.
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Norwalk Chronicler