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Just think of it I A Comfortable for 39¢.
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DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK.
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N. Main and Ann Streets
South Norwaik, Ct.
Agency for Bazar Glove Fitting
Patterns.
OF
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Ladies’ and Children’s Jackets at greatly reduced prices.
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Only 39: per pair ; better ones 50c and
75c; 12-4. blankets 99c: all wool blankets
l 552 Ill), 3 90, l 99 and $6.
South Norwalk.
Connecticut
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.. LUTHER M-I\NRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
‘ little Iliiill',
South Norwalk.
W.
Physician forWomon
It in. II. .III ouurono
Our he oonuulted at her office
no Boom 6mm. anonronr. 00"..
Mn 10 n. m. to 7 p. In. any day excopt
Sun ndoy.
.I III a molar phy inhm ml iox
, I Iotoen mrahm madam orllimues
. poo y. dies whoring irom
II t lncidnnt to tho no: can consult
.I. . I In tho atrictcmt mnfldonno. wit
, moo oi receiving the mmt nkilliuiund
treatment known to modern our on
i on. Home] ours;' with nurse III:-
III rod. filler II mo domto
I mom
I mnlIfldm olom «tomb
)ooob ll. Layton,
' Fin. Life and
Aooldont
7i loutoond Noun Aunt
Swami Tickets. Ind smiling
'd no New: Sod
and 8m ano
Woohlnmon tor-ct.
”phonon 1! o. In. and from
no and on Mood-Ii waning-
takes out ink, paint,
tar, pitch, grease ‘
and stains from
clothing and car-
pets quickly and . .
Completely and
Mealcovcs'nm
~—-—-No Acid-- 10s.. 256.. It Dru
No unplunsnnt odor. and DH 6 wdoStImo
NIII lnIhunmnhle. Sump!“ naiind. Sn.
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m.‘ I.“
Sold by A. Dickermnn & 8011,80. Nor-
m1k;Ftnney dc Benedict. Norw Ilk.
II. o Jummaei
Paper-Hanger, calolml nor
Pointer.
bum ll
WILL PIPER AID BORDERS
I 1 NORTH mm 5m
60ml! Nmko
Bomplo Books of Latent Styles of Pop I vs
Borders and Gilt. Mdoul din token to
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Huntington Ohmfnllv GI ivon. moi
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UNDERTAKIR.
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nmmmou um 3mm.
Hm non mm 11.
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CATON’Q VITALIZER
Cums genmi (1' would dcblllty. woketul-
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purulo, ctiz. Corrctu lunctlonol It roan,
mused by arrow or excesses, quickly rca’lnrim;
Loo! Manhood in old or young, gwII-x VI or am
strength WIIIi i~l»~rIIII r We; dam“ prev :Iilm (on
vnm nI naming: , flllflfil't, cite, III:.II and legitimate
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liIinIIImImu, Irlcrrinc-II, nu: .,Inc. and confidential
Send us mm mi IIIII I m: m I 251“, III! II Witch:
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The only safe, sure and
, reliable Female Pill am
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chilly mommcndod
married Ladies. Ask for
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Price 01.00 per box. 0 boxes. for $5.00.
MWINIEIIM mm. M.‘
“Sold by all drngfl’lltl.
flood trlnd'o. to 14m o, ulnalo
‘l'hotw oh hand “all an»... lilo.
BUluIIaibnr. chili-Iii nine onto
Chum really olghty- 0m!
nioomn Womun’ II Journal.
A GAME OF POKER.
"No I don’t play poker ony more. "
laid a his westerns: who oamo into an
up town olubhoom tho other night with
room frioudq who had been rhowing him
tho town. Somebody had uuggeatnd a
little game (I! draw as no appropriate
wind up of the nightly Illvorflinn.
“Why, how in that?” exclaimod one
of his friends. “You used Ioplnyn stiff
mums. You haven’t sworn oil. IIIWII
you?”
“N- -IIo, ” said the westtmcr, still
serious. “I have not «worn oil‘. but
there is no excitement in tho grunt: to:
me now. Tho lust game I played was
too exciting. "
Tho thrilling story thereof runs as
follows:
"It was a dozen years ago, when I
was a tonderfoot, with the usual IIIIOW'
limit! of freshness and iguornncn of truly
tier perils. We mod to cull it llruflluwnfl,’
and I \I‘utl certainly hruish. I mnuicd
around thn country rather for tho hotter
part of a year, with amateur inns vugnu
purponu of settling somewhere. but not;
caring much where.
“I was well down toward Now Mur-
iuo WIN!) thorn WM Ii rumor III Indian
troublcfl, IIIIII I heard that. a company of
Unitcd Stun-II troop; wcrc on I‘m hum-l.
Inward (mo of tho principal villnm
Wlli’l'u tho rcdnhinu were puriieulurly
sullen.
“I had linen out hunting for n wcck
with II coupli.I I)! follows I had met in )
one of tho town», when we got tlm IIII “H I
from u uiinugur whmmni into out c; um
Into nt night and naked for sown r. Ii:
zIIiIIIittcd whcn Wu (lutlhtlillli'il Mun—«nut,
toil (dimly, for iIanisiiichst in III, II
inrgr diam not on tho pinion, IIIII'II-zzzx'u
:Ill}~—~II!HI III-I was II scout in thc Ki II In
lliI' III I mplny IIIIIlquIIiII his \I I;, to join
this company.
"‘leru .1 Ida 1:7 to in IIIIInI pretty;
uurm wok, ' in: mid win II III: min I1 :I ,
‘i'or it thondduil :I l-Ll’ IianI
L‘II tho wurpuili now thcy will In: in :I l
day or two, and you follows will do it
Iiiuurt trick if you turn lnick.’
“Turning hack. IIOWI'VI'I‘, didn't N'I‘lll 1
wry :Illi'III-iiwI it) me \VIII‘II Illl l‘l' \I us no ,
llllll‘III I-XI'iIcIIIcut IIIIcIId. I promptly rc- ’I
Illill’lU'I’I Illlll I thought I \WIUIII go m;
with Illt' ncout IIIIII Iill’nr my i-I-I'I'Iccs t I
the contain in mainland. I told you I ‘
WIIII prctiy IIr:I.~‘lI III: lln: IIIIH', mull lInII ‘
no knowlI-dgc of Inililury nil'nirs. My
notion WI tlint iIIu cnptnin would i‘II-l
glad of :I rt'l'l'iIII', or, in. hurt, that. III '
would make no olijretiou to my going
with him.
“I noticed that IIII‘HITOUI. loukcd :It me
u Iittlc curiously, hut liv cvidcntly ‘5
thought It was not hit bllfilllt‘rd to chI- l
(min tcudcrfI-ct, and lit! only gruniI-d.
My too on liliiillIIIIl-I III m I” in,- sh I19 1
“iii, and WI told thI smut v: cmuld go.
nlong if ho had no IlIIjI( linil.
“ ‘II' N II III i' C'UIIIIII'}, and I rcckmi‘
you win min-l WIII‘I’I'VI'I‘ you likc,’ in:
mid, with ll grin that I UHIII’I'StHUd hct- I
In afterward.
“WI-I utnrtI-Il hI-lom down and had
I‘llll‘ly odd IIIIlI-II to gnu: utrikc IIII' trail 1
Micro thc cIIIupuIIy was cxIII-cicd tn 1
I-Iimp iliut night. Tili‘l't‘. \vcrc ntill tillllll'
tcu IIIIII'S to go, th-ii. as \w “'(‘l'(‘
rounding :IMnuIl hill. this scour suddvnly
Ican d from his IlUl‘ri' IIud I-IIllI-Il to II-I
in do tIIc mmv.
"III: II:III Ht't‘fl Indium,
IIIIII, to cut it
. short. “I: I'uIIIpcd that night in II plum
wlivx'u tIIII minutuuid that four mcu I'HIIIII
hold out for amino i'Vi'II ililillllh‘t tlIII
IIIIIIIlrcd or no in tin party that IIIIII Hur-
rIiuIIdI'd In. It. “'Iln' II l'li‘tlllllly, though,
that We would IIII III‘I‘ “urn-alps unless ‘
linlp ('lillil', for thcrv What no wntcr to he
had, and tliv Indium lmI-w it and 111::th
‘ Illl'mN-lV’I'd('(llultll‘tllllll‘ juhtoutnt ruligt-
: of our riiiI-II.
“’I‘III-I annut didn't any much for II lung '
tiIIIc, hut I'm could HEI' that Ili' wua
thinking in: lmrd IIII Imy of us, and III:
worn IIII prctly IIIIIIy ill it. 'l'lII-rc didn’t.
It't'lll II) ln- anything to Silutfl‘fll, or no
lcawt tlII-I'c Willi IIIIIiiIIIg that I could
think of, chm-piling in tunkc ll tIlIhII IIIIII
try to hrcnk through.
"Nobody IIniIi anything in rIIply II'licI: ,
I «polo II! that, IIIIII tiII- scout Iizivc mo
II look of diurnal IIIIII IIIIIIio IIIU IIIIxI'y
minugh, IIIII. shot me up nll tho IIIIIIic.
It'iunlly ho mid:
“‘It’n jihi thin Why: TIN‘N' IlI‘I'ilh'
hnvn cnnnht WI IInIl IhI y know it. They
won‘t milk" :I I'lllill tor Illt'y kI. ow wn
Will IIlinoi, IIIIIl IIII IIIIiiIIII will IIm-Ir
rink living IIhIIt 1i hu mm III-t lIiI-I mun
Without. WI- I-iIII't light, our way out.
'I‘hurc’II too Innny oi" 'I-m. Ami wo can't
niuy lnarc IIIIy longnr tlIIIII We can livn
without Ivntcr.’
“l Iinkcd him it tho cnptnin wouldn't.
muku n m‘urch for him, IIIIII lIIi Hold the
captain didn‘t know In; quI coming.
‘Iln’n on low Why Inutli.‘ ho fluid. ‘IIIIII
tho imil ho is on in thI Hill”! to thc cunt
III (III. TIII‘I‘I’I'H only IIIII: thing thntl “W,
and Ilint IIII~IIIIII ccrinin dcuth for mimo- l
hod
,Irm kIm. wl‘ II II- rluln (Imili for
all (if on, though, if mIIuIrthing :Iin"!
donc.’ I IIIIknd him what it WIII, non
ha IIIIIII.’
“ ‘II (Inc mun mm IIIIilIII Illrl \vny
southounl fairoinmgh no that, tho noise
of this tiring will no II tlm company,
tho cupinin will scud ll III' Ifi'llllm PM"?
It IIII IIIIIIIIIIIlII on how for tho lllllli W'Id
below hII, in lsiilivd, II we, IIII ride out,
Wii will Iill ho Itiiiml. If one IIIIII: goon.
tho othIIrII may mind :I chuncc,’
"We IIII Inukwi m om) nimtluer in II
lqnm-I {or humid wliilir. My blood rim
cold III the him of ruling out uiom: into
thut hunk of IIUIIIIII. but I rculizud III“
I most trIInIIIIIInH LIIHII III: II rm. ’li
; play I ovcr sow mndc.
dunno! I!” to tho I‘IL’III} Hlliit.”
‘ all: 1‘ III‘ IIIIII IIIIil IIIII drink, IIII mid:
~ MI‘UI VI'IIII nod cIIIIIII which ul‘ll warrant-
‘ III ordiimry mount of IIItIIIuIIIH IItI ili~"~‘I".‘li-‘l~
mm mm
limit Wm Ir: Malina»
thoughm tor Ito-m to gin his novice.
vhtlili “In to: coo to this «It. waiving
o white hondtamlilot. Ho wan to keep
to the outward and ride II hard an be
dared toward the Indiana. looking
sharply for tho walkout point in their
line toward his right. 119 should then
mulw II duh and ride Mimi] IIII possible
until it was all ovar, firing us often IIII
he could.
“Then we had to decide who ahonld
go. and I rammed. of oeuvre, that wo
would draw lots. but ooh/of rho moo
spoke up unexpectedly . /
“Whoever goes,’ 126 said. doesn’t
want to start for aomoho‘urn. Tim nmut
says just utter Ilnybrc ‘Illi III the best time.
What in tho mutter of milling this thing
with poker? We can play freeze out, and
thrcn guinea will settle it. the winner
dropping out each timn. "
“The proposition caught Inc. You
know I hand to pride myunlf on my
poker. Alharu Iiitlohefiitniiou lhootIIcrI-I ‘
agreed. The Ilmll who proposed it had
(III: curds, Iind Ivo‘countul out mm calico
bonus for chips and began playing on II
blanket. folded and I-‘llll on tho ground,
“You would think ihn (Il‘IiillR of n.
game like that would ilx themmelvcu in
IIIU Incinory no that I Would ho able to
lull you ovary IHlliiI I hold and every
but: I unidc. Wouldn't you? Well. I :
IIIIi't. III fuel, I c; In'i'. tI ll :lll_\'IIllllL!l
IliIIIIt tho Illh‘t gnmu I w [:iing that I ‘
InII this first Ilillll to lawn all his (hips. 7"
I IIIIII plnycd oltc II cunngli for wind; II
thought. \\ cm high stakes, but. thu-
thouuht that I was 1 Iniiug for my life I
with II Inc cumplctcly, and I rcully bu. I
lieu» I licb but random.
“WIIIIII-IHI Idid I loot and tho mun
who had piopcicd tin,- pilluil wuu out. ,
llc V'I'lirl shot in :I gIIIIIlIIiIIg lIIIunI' ilII‘I-n ’
months l:lI«‘l‘-—-IILIII IIII cxtru :II‘I‘I in his
sic-Wu, [I)I‘IIIV'1', or 5mm thing likc 11ml. 1
“Thu Iicxt form our, hitwccu IiIrIIIIof I
IN, Wit" ll coIIIpIIrIItirI-ly short mm, It
did not who mum than 21) minutcs for ,
ihu wont togntlwr in all the chips, IIIIl',
Ilzori; us it won, I IIIIIIIIIchI in mi mysI-Il'
iogctlis‘r :I little, though I XYLH I-‘till full I
of Ihc thought If (In: vnlucuf (in: amino
«3 thing which, Ilizivrvnoilccll, ulxiuyo
iIItI-I‘fvrm with my play.
“Winn III" third game 1-. gun, how-
IVII‘. I puli lId Iiiyn ll‘ tr ItlIII \‘IIIl :I
ill“
II'IIIII' Iisioul nsII i"“\{1 hnd Ii: :1 I four
Int u gumc (If curds. Thc Illiili I ll: I::I
again-oi this tinn- wna '4 young ling! 'lI~
Illlili \‘I‘IIIIIII III-.Id ngII‘I'IItIIwII Igni lilghly ‘
III lln- short limo I hurl known him.
lliopmplv zit homo Ini'nr Ili‘lilil, Iliix
"I‘III‘y, niid I lmpc tiny IlI‘\'-.'I‘ will, Tin-y
know Illiit iic \Im‘ kiliidlIytlIulnclx;I1I.I
and thin ll" mu «m :I hunting trip, lint
iii 9' 1n Vcr IIN-rIIII (if iii»: llil gilllil,‘ of
mud; nor of tin! I‘I'Iiy Il'I‘I mil-I to Ilii-l
tIl‘IIIII.
"WI: had cncli 300 hcuus, and hull" I
IlImi-n lInIIIls \I'cru IiI-nlt IlI'I'OIt‘ l‘lIlli 1' (If
.m- not with in Int (III. 'l'ln-ii (:11 my Ilvnl
Iciinght tlm .. dcuci .~‘ Iiiid mull" It [Iii iII
ploy. IIII looked at his curdi IIIId ruia Il
Ill!’ 50, which I coVIrI'II. lli: drvw nin-
Paid and lot it lic without loukiugut it,
II'lIilc Ii“ wntchcd lllI'.
"I sow him looking, cf cI‘IIII'so, and l
‘ :Im IIIIII‘II glud than I um of IIIIIII st :III_V~
(him: I lw I I-‘I‘vr did in on IIlIIIIut um:
II .~'~I Ilfl‘ to think tIIzItl ninIIc Ill“ \YUTII‘
I llki II III“ 112nm
and scum impulm iiiui
\t'IIll, III] I FIIIII,
, [couldn’t undvrsiund tlil‘ll, mid cuu'I
I'xpluiu now, told Inn to l-I-zivo tho thing
in claim: IIIIII to gin! liim Ii litilc fIIiII
lictiu r chance.
“I IIIIII pluycd Willi him lirl’urc, mull.
waist curtnin that he won Ilrziwing; III II
flush, :IIIII sniricliow I t'clt that In: 1::le
Illlul it. LI'IIlfI mm.» 1 hIlUIllIlIlEIV!’ drawn
to tho btrI ll gih Ill 1‘. i_\ liniul, but I didn‘t.
I dnw Ulll' (IIIII IIIII§ holding up :III
ciglit IIpIIt in my drums. and I slnwcd »
illl Ill\ hm III< into Illil pot without look I
1-,.“ ' zit in) ilruw.
‘ IIU gsw mc Ulii‘ look, in \I'li'rcii 1
Wild ll lli‘ffll’t :Ipptcciniioii of \‘ihut I I
IIIIII Illllli‘, and without II \I'I-rd :lil'l
without 11mm: his fifth curd ho push-ml
In}; ('IIIIIH inrwnrd.
“'I‘lIcII my lll‘I‘Vl‘ gnvc out. I ng-w ml
white on (Il‘lIIIl, I know, though In» mm
cvcr told mu m, and I ll"lillllly could
not lift my curds. Ills IIII'vc. lll‘Vi‘l‘
IIIIItnk. though, IIIIIIIII'I'IIIly, lilliI Ili‘ liil'il‘
I’d Iii’I lll'tli l‘llI’II m’cr II:«' II“ mm It on
III“ IIIIIIIkI~L 'I'III-y “‘I‘l‘l‘ IIll IYIIIII'I‘.
“lli‘ liilllil'll :ItI lilI', um! I NWI'iII' I now
I‘l'lil't‘l Ill IlIN' I-ycs. I lull you hc \\'7\.‘i II
IIIIIII. 'l‘iicn I IIIIIIIIIgrd to tum Iny lzund
Iwcr. I IlllII drown tlII- ntlicr l'lklll. ”
Til“ \I'I‘,‘.‘I‘ll'l’lli!l‘ anpcd. IIU tII'lilIll‘il
lllN minus and ”NIH mid:
“Waiter, III-int: lllll‘IIli‘I‘ lIIiItlI- IIIIII
tiring Inc ’H'Ulill‘ whisk)" III‘HIIII‘N. Thu: Mull
'l’lIMI,
“You don‘t wmuli'r, do you. that]
don't play Imkcr nny IIIIIrI-l"
"Nu,” HilIlI his lli'iII‘I‘TH, “lint iiuish.
ilIc story. "‘
”Uh, thorn iIII't IIIIII-li nmrc in it. At.
Icna't IIIIII in ”W :va of it, IIII I think
nlIImt it. Thu l‘illflllfilnlllili shook lIIIIIdII
uiiii IIH nil :IIId rudcnuuy Wow: itclIIIIl
, hini IIIItII hc i‘I Il, unII Ilt‘illlllI‘ llilll‘wlllt‘ I
fiiliv Ihrcc IniiIII Auoodnumy liniiuim
foil lIIt‘IIrIIiIIediII. inrlm II'IIII II I’IIVII‘
shot. lizttcr in tho IIIIy tho i'tillllllllly
l'llllll' iIIIIiii' i'I'b‘I‘IiI‘, .liIII I IIIII Hind In
my ll uuod manly IIIorI~ IIIIiiIIIIII ll‘IllI for
, hie IiIIIIth IIIIiIth'irImn. "--NIIw York
Sun. i
Armor 1 or .IlililtlimlI-IIII.
Four AIncriI-on IIIilliIIIinirIIn how no
('Iiclitl‘v‘xllilfl ”Hill" in HIII-illcld, England,
cd to I‘Izmirc ilIcIII iIIIIIquity from IIIIIIIII
imli III. The minor in of chain lLlIilI, no
light that. wlicu 'l‘IU IIIIII worn in II \I‘cck ’
or two it i~I ll!) llll‘ilIIlIlI‘lIlli'l‘ to him
IIIHI {ill'l‘lluu‘lulfiilill In turn n Ilumzccor
HI‘I‘ImI IIII‘IIQI, iimuuli ii Isiiiilil III‘II Mop
II IliiIIl'II. A li'mll‘v I' III‘ English Ethic»
Inch IM‘II’ III“ II who: iliio imnor II'IIII'I:
ill“ Il,I;.'II of tho I'Iinidu riotw—«Uiuniu-
'mti I‘lllillill' r.
.IlIII III
,I III Illnticn I l moi: Man .15 um. l. .. z; in;
Stade ‘6 Boss” 9
" Always the Same
I
I
We ,.
Want
To
Tell
You . ,
Somethingu
Ever take noise of the large store and the
sm. Ill II I vi and wonder win there was sucha
'ifierclnCI: in men WI)? Von “now i: i~ not III! um: one keeps bet‘er
uods Him the oIher neither dow
II I: sel I.I:I .iperur is better located
Ilian the: other! What Is
tin: renmu?
It’s Because'lhey
Advertise !
So does the m ll .hnt has the 5m n71 ~ IIIrr
may, hit III: III.» 5 IIU‘. 34c
,ymi might. say. True, he
drum-i I, in 1"”;rig'ltWafwlLIl'Lsedm to get
Iii‘quainiel Sumehcu 3
home nIW W-plli' :ch hated III. “1.: in II. 560 when lute 3390. The
man in if it: in I Mo: 6: doe-I III :1: ml“ ILIII: in the: In: II:I with the 5m circu~
union. that' 5 mt ;Inc: In In in to: dub: ~. ore I’ was that. The man in
r Ie lug store pin . £12.». h I, has poo circulation. The
I
I'
:iIieII: me in Ill“: mummies. izi mu. I3. III allied 'I III,- manner with the 3 I00
lll‘"; I
the o lleI
(All
papeis com-
load is the A\
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
SENTINEL!
This little pointer is wurlll thinking about.
ANOTHER POINTER!
We have one of the largest job Printing plants in the
County and are prepared to print
Books,
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Hand Bills,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding Invitations,
. Dancing Orders,
Tickets,
Labels, etc, ,
And In fact ever) thiny III: It p. rtnins to printing, we do
at the shorten pos- soihlc notice and lair prices.
Nothing so large ( r so suznll hut c: In Imprinted at the
Evening - -
- 4 Sentinel,
97 WASHIIGTOI STREET. ,
Norwalk Chronicler