Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 19, 1897 · page 8

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And his“ counter It Ilium m
we Loving Wife. ~

An attorney (rout North Carolina
told this union n semi many other
tiroteeutonul itxiierleneeu:

'“l’liough our mountain {would are
not educated. no Yankee can beat them
in it dieker or go litter a dollar with
greater avidity A rich young tellotv
from our place went up among them
for n time to hike on mme'heulthflanu
while there paid more attention than
he really meant to one of the ‘ few
lit-unite» that live there. . She was it
creature of magnltieent prowl-lions.
naturally brilliant, and ti! relenttesu or
purpose it» any nitmtmiiiner that ever
went utter a revenue oilieer. She
"ought to rel-over $10,000 for hreueh ot‘
lirolllim', and I had the young nmn’e
now.

"(in the. trial the girl mode, a star
trimmer. When i unlit-ll her point»

flurry Hoyt; conch.

[Bent-y Seymour. of lla-

Joint Cromlisli Hr bionic it'll? had ever proposed to her.
. ' ' ythe replied that he ltml not. in NI
”lamina“ woe" while tmtny words, but his every zirtinn,

look. even his tonett, were u prtiiutsnl.
She admitted that idle had not gone
into n «let-line heeause n! his lllt.‘u|l~
Haney, hilt gruphh-nliy Illt'llll‘l‘tl
mouths of ngouy. unrequited longing,
and wounded pride. It looked hot! for
no. \

".\t this Ringo of the raise it litnk six-
footer from the mountains route to me
nuti whispered that he wanted to he
l'allt'll :t-t my first witness. i-le stern}
ly refused to answer llllt'fiillllll‘ till on
the slum]. hut reckoned that his word
was good that he would pull the
young fellow through.

"All i ever asked him was his name.
and you t-oultlu'l have stopped hint
ulth a gun. lie was the girl's llilfiv
hand. He hut! married her a Week ut’«
,ler the young mutt left the mountains.
He had eonsented to her bringing the
suit in her maiden mime. and saying
nothing about henheing n \vit’e. ’llut
.it it's so,‘ he roared. ‘tlmt she's been
ll mourniu' :tu' n piniu' :in' n tlyin' :li'v

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

> W—
I, ll4o. square ft.. black or
y : and Hardware Co.

 

median, who has been

. _ _ f teh this heal) dude rritteh, i ask th'
_Nfl- 309W_J""nme‘:3°n'v (i won't ftth n tlive'eeI ‘
venue. are VVIfilhlIK “1 he" The girl rushed to his arms. She

subbed that she never loved another.
The men was “on {or mt». hut
young than never goo-a to the mono
mine or mztkm' :tur llllSt't'll:llit‘tlll.~' ht
~tnu'ul of his :tfl'ertions." Detroit Free
Press.

Dorm“, the Henry street
f. burning how to manage a

tile

1 . & Buckingham, the bridge
In“ reocived a new shoving

 

A lilomlltmtml'n lien: tin-til.

A retuurkulile exhibition of the keen-
Ilt'.“ of see“! of the ltlmitlhmtml was
given at the little town or Bronson. itt
Allen munty. the other clay. The town
l't't‘t‘ltilS' appropriated Sim out of the
city treuxury {or the purehnw of one
of these animals. the purpose lining the
detention and rupture of thienw “in:
were operating in ”W tieigltlmrhmttl.
All“. 0‘ Second avenue, has . and :t test of the liouu-I wux mnwiiiereii
* ' itleHi'illtlv. .\t noon three men Marie-l
lnlll uh foot and walked t’mtr mill-a" intu
h0m§liie eutintry. Then they mounted

,hnrw‘. and by .'l eireuitmw Vrnute re
lint-ml tnllu- tuuu. Sh unttrs inter
it [the hound mm permitted in smell it
'iultti't' “llit'll hutl lit-en worn it)’ one of
ithe men, unit the next in~tzmt. “Hit it
deep hmti. he «ought up the mill utttl
tulluwml it on the run. .\t one point
Ithe tin-u hull “'Jllill‘l for thirty you!“
, , 1' in :t retire. and “hen the hound min"

. vfl'in 0‘ KW“? avenue, “'to this point he t‘;tl'rit'll his time til-m:
, Ythe ruii \titlt hardly any mint-thin t-t'
. . ~[ll't‘tl, t'utttitlt: in the Illilt't' \\ here the

‘ 1' 'u’lc‘l. illtt'll hall itlttittttetl. ltt- “NIL tip the ll':l;l

'v if the lim'wefi :ttitl tttllutt‘etl it into
‘ mhd'rim‘ lusicilu. tmvii. “ht-re in R.t'l’t)\\tl of more than
wound was.

. 1"" IIN'II ln- nirltetl out the nine “lime
' mu! Annual leltlflll 0f lhfl‘fltnt' lttitl llt't'il gin-u lllltt l" Fllll‘ll.»
. .. tun-lo Teecheru'usooiation, . lint-ms t'ity .Inln'uflL
M Elven this Wt‘ek. wutt of
. Wt w Norwalk people Mr. tireville “'il!‘ permmlml. \tltett lit“
M tint “on” "f h" proml- ’; “'le over our tiu- tent-a at age, n. M
hula part in the lll'H- ; lend ll nuirlttmlmie .euuee. l~'mter. the
Wflm P, Stanley, umuniet 3 premium medium. mu in great inrtu.
m lonth Norwnlk Congregational Hi"! the l't'i'elulittttlt “ere :Muutuliuu.
. l W niootionit by Guilmnut..‘il‘t‘iille ml nit-n1. emt Inc anvil. on.
‘ Ill" theme and vari-l"“"‘l """‘ “or I'mntiunleu :lx ll "link.
.fl'. , ‘Suthienly the medium grew t'Xt'IIt'tl.
MW. ilrotorgeneoucerto illttl Mull m the mid ueuileumn:
“Morn“ ”mm," “he“ in ".\ fettutle “Will i». lwthltug over you.
Mple Mllhlttltt hum“ m‘tlh. the ettruurtlittuty Mitt-newt"
M i Ht't't‘lllt‘ hiulit-Il.
“ ’1 V .W' 00mm": "ll“ "mm' "Hire lii‘t-c her luttnlc to Menu you,"
w M 1'. Button Illlfl mo! tit‘et'ilhwlgiu-ol "until.
“3 I, Love Bhdll Prove Put! "it in your tin-titer?" ’
" “Slumber Song."liy l’roietet “Mi. tint-r Helm. Mutt lirerille;
.Glblou. who niloneted lem WW

5 "Kite outliers?

; with her?"
tlretilh- sighed

"l'ltt tit-lighted?"
"Xlu- city-t «he will M‘l' you won. l’on

MW oompeuyl is relaying
It the Gregory Point terminus.

Mefiithfiev‘ery purchase at
Aimorfli. of East avenue,
, . 1mm 1 late illness.

 

 

W. bWimun Twim’ h'iuse.

M

‘ _ .vaort. has moved
«up: to 40 Second Avenue.

 

Wire Cloth, l‘_,e square
Sim Hardware Co.

; ......_.._.,.....

E. Gorhnm has hud his
plated in good order.

 

’I'ltn .w‘l'nlhltlmw \t in (m I M'l.

"I

illu- intyit all in not!
. evpnt of the teuiivol will

' it tonight. oi Wag-
._. in which Eriomu 1“.

audio. and mid.

Intimll, Jennie and
. A. i. (idiom. D. B.
.laloM. Edward Honda.

Wedding and

' . M i. 0. ”when.

.. m... mm ”mum's.

Society

lonttnol Office.

 

now go, about
their duties in lttiielterhtwliere. hotly
Harlierion. the noble pioneer who has
ur-eotnplinlml this transformation. in
M the head of the ltutionul nfl‘lfli
League of England. 8hr hint long
been tnnmtm in that eonntry for her
divided ttltlt'ltt and her edvnneed opin-
ions on many sultjeetu.

Ludy Hurherton hits form-ed the
worm with her remtomt or intrmlue-
iux thin reform into her impel-hold. In
the tirttt plow. nitt- ettys thut liitttt'nletl
ennui-nut nre hood {or oil women, hut
purtlenlurlr so for itnniestie wrvnntn.
The nature of their \vurk molten whirls
,n heettiiitr form or slnvery for them.

i

.v‘ “'mulatful lmeL.

Lung nun n hhillttllt'rnl'tsutatnbrought
out it singulnrly ingeniur. enulrlrzinee

n leek formed or rings. i'pon eueh
rim: eerlniu letteru were lllht'l‘lllt'tl.
'l'liis struttge pint-e u! tueeltuuixtn eouhl
he turned until the letters representml
the name Jesuit. and only when this
ltttii llt't'll :tlldlttetl could the lot-k he
opened.

No wonder that :t wellrut-ei't-tlilt-il
innit o! the! In whom this wonderful
lot-k was shown exelztitnetl. "Uh. than
i euuhl put such it ltwk as this upon
my heart!" Harper's liuznr.

low .‘1‘I’tillllvllvllrh \Itteh.

Admirers ul’ liruy's' "liletu' on n
t'ounlry t'httreirynrd" trill read with
pleasure ut’ the mother's lut‘e nutl
"llt't‘f.'_t in providing ways our! menu.»
for the boy's collegiate training. .\.~:»
\ill‘ili: ltt't'u'li’ that llt'l' son [itissessetl
inlet-ts, lii‘t' limit; nus so llt'lll upon the
.lt'\‘t'ltl|llllt'l|l of his: gilt-r tlmt
up :l slit-p." and m ~iit‘t't'hslllllly tunn-
mgr-ll its :tllttit's llml lie “‘il‘i sell! to
Cambridge. Harper's ltztzttr.

sc‘i‘ioor
BOOKS!

AND

School
Supphes!

or ALL Kt'Niis AT

, R. H.
PLAISTED’S,

43 Washington Strrct,
SO. NURWALK.

Furnished - T0
Cottages LET!
Complete

BY THE WEEK}!!! MONTH.

Bell iéiand.

mount-2 or
F 0 s T E R B R 0 5

South .Vurn‘uilt, l’ntm

"all" Ht'l

 

 

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Elvfxnrmwcivr‘n.”
”RUM! AM) vtimt.

CONCERT”

.‘intith Kurwnlltt' martian! on»! t'hutu-lt.
MONDAY, MAY sun. II97.
'l'h huh-.1“- u-unt t. at l'i.ti~lrii'nutt<l i’lrne ~'-i.

lit l" l'

Strcwbetry Festival

A‘tll

Entertainment!

Al‘ Milli} "All.
Tuesday Evening. May 25,

A! 3 tum‘t'lm L. lit rlt t llitI .tttelrit'en hi "to

Ilfllllv CHIP"! 0'

 

 

 

 

but“! ltl “WWI“. wnliill'l' uhl. tllltl you tnnxt mo her lwrure TH! '0fljfl’. 60",“.
- .d the Herald. long." ,
than M attendance M “W 'l'ln-lt llt'titille quietly ttluwt‘retl. ill'l'rlnilrl'ltrinh-
‘ , Iranian". U. 1‘. Ben. "'l’lutl'u very true! l‘tu lining to tulle ADMIIIOGI. ~ Bl OINTI
I“ 0 g m John. fl". ion with littlv lltiit Q‘VOIllIOI.” 1,..tudln'i'ltmwlmum,1m t‘ruu...g..:’r;?'|;:
, ' . ’ . 'I’tlltlmtttl t
In. W. F. Hoyt, tilt-u.
In. Hattie Bottom.
Mint. Kellie and. .

. . . . . ENGRAVlNG

tn lit!

 

ilt'ilitcaidlg. ‘ i‘ D R V °“° '5 ° 3
‘............ STORE!

Twottrmnmvs \
To ‘ it!
THE WASH GOODS.

Two directions item which we can
receive the numerous wash goods
buyetwboth ends oi the” department.
Not only the largest lot of washable
dress stuiis to choose 410m but the
handieisl to get to—two very pleasant
features.

And something like this to make
it profitable for you to do your trading
here, to do your saving :

 

Light Cambrics 5c. yd.
New Challie Sc. "
Printed Lawns 5c. "
Dress Cambric 8c. "
lndia Dimity 8c. "
Fine Gingham 8c. ..
Jacquard Zephyr l0c. "
Lace Stripe Lawns lOc. "
Century Percale lOc. "
Printed Organdie l2}; ”
Ssolcii Dimity 125:2. "
Fancy Pique lily. "
English Percale lec. "
Pongce 'Piisse l2[:. ~
Novelty Ginghams lip; "
Fig. India Linen l2ic. "
Special new number in Table

Damask by the yard. And Napkins
to match every. pattern. The best
flung yel.

(Lol'n by the yard. $.25: 8 x 10.
$3 00,

r‘i
a

Napkins,

size. 52 CO; _."

oi damask.

 

 

T

 

the store a few days.

Tun broadcloth jot-item, ilyirontjiiju.
" ” " halt lin-

ed. , 4.15.
“ covert cloth jucketr. lined
throughout, at r a p p at
scum. 5.75,
" broad cloth jackets lined
throughout with fancy
taffeta. I no

 

ice Cream Freezers, right from

the factory. We warrant them to b»

 

i.rst»ciass in every particular. Au
11.13“? azri lowest prices.

Brushes. in the Housei’umishing
department. 'Sorts for cloth. tor

shoes. tor the hour, for every house-
hold use.

And Feather Dusters big variety.
Our wits): advertisement to-day is
made. up of gtsd thm§ to be found

.il lie: detflll‘iil wii‘tc bargains
gray. Big basement and big bar-4
gams.

THE D. M. READ 00

Oak rockers, 6:45 and $2.75.

Large arm cherry rocker. Cane scat 3t 89.

5 piece inmatellc parlor suit, $23.

5min! lery frame, inLuid luck. 5 piece suit, silk

Colo' ed Jackc' s.
Rnilutol from $7114)

TRISTRAM a. HYATT,

SCOFIELD & HOYT

We have 'ust finished movinir and are rcmlv For business in our
. I D '1

' , . . 3 RV r‘ '- ' t V I X I v; r 1 . ‘
5.2.2.5300. c.” m m. legbikfltiew«lttait015,83 ll .ihlnnuton btieci, South N01 u .ilk. Out stoic

lis tilled with :1 choice selectionolgoods in every departments. We.
will only name 3 hits articles as iiillows:

ll’ull :izc enamel beds, lll’ilSS trimmed, $4.75
'Hundsomc oak dining chairs, '3: eucli.‘

m... mm.

RlSTRAM & HYATT,

it is seldom that a reliable house adv. rtiscs a reduction in the price of goods at the commencement of
the season and when goods should be sold at a profit. Bit this is what we proszc to do with our ctt’it'c
line of Ladies} Misses' and Children's ‘

JACKETS!

We have 0 her goods boughtan/l coming in everyday‘that require the room which these goo is take up,
3 id on account of our limited space we are obliged to reduce the stock DJ not conflict these goods with
the cheap-r class of goods made only to sell; they are regular goods and many of them have only bee in

Black Jackets.

Ladies’ cloth jacket, her front, $2.25. Reduced from $3.50
" obeviotjut-lieniivtront, tum. " Mill
“ li‘inebruudclothitch-ts, Reduced from

fly trout. 3.50. " 5.00
" Ladiee'ehevioi, hell lin-

ed Jacket, fly from. 4.50. " “.50
" Clay diagonal jacket,

lined throughout, 5 50. “ 7.50
“ Clay diagonal jacket,

lined throughout. 6.50, .. emit)
“ tiluy diemnal jacket,

fancy tefl‘etnlining. 7.50. " . lilJlO

years, $1 25.

Reduced from

 

" ll “3 Brown check, -l to
~- is no :3 7.3,
.. to (,u from $6 .30.

tapestry, $50.

handsome pa

Silks, for la'iies' waists,

benzene surname.

IOIWALK. CONN;

 

.éi‘e

 

 

 

Misses’ Jackets.
Tun (Invert cloth jackets, box front. size 1

I, lit and l8, $2! on
“.50. ‘

Fancy Scotch mixed jackets, fly front, sizes M, iii and is.
$3.75. Reduced from $5 25.

Fancy Scotch mixed jickets, bolt lined. sizes ii, iii and is.
84/”. Ridrici-d from $7 01’)

Children’s Jackets.

Broadcloth jickcts, ton. brown, navy and red, 4 to l'.‘

Reduced from $.75.

V Fancy mixed jackets, red and brown, 4 to 12 years, $1.75

$23!).
12 years, :52 25. Reduced from 83 50.

Funny mixed jackets, brown, blue and grey, Empire style,
Reduced from :5 tit“).

Fine Scotch mixed 3 whole, empire styles, $4 50. Reduced

\

Norwalk, Connecticut'

Gazettc B’l'd’g.

A new line of lawns and organilies, toc per yard;

items.
250, 50c, 75c, 95:.

lupamcsc window draperies, 3 yards long, 5.; iuclIcs

tvule, St 5n, 3
Bargains in eve

. 75. 32-93
ry department.

N. ll ~licing settled in our two new stores at a mu.h lets expense than in previous years we shall endcov ii

to give our customers the benefit

SCOFIELD 8: HOY ,

Weddingand Society

 

Engraving!

Next to the Popular Shoe Store of Theodore
Olsen.“

The Sentinel can now offer inducements :0 parties desiring engrnvrd wed-

ding invitations, announcements, culling cardt, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. 'liielughrst grade ui Work at prices but at very little

in advance of printing.
pr.ccs.

We shall be

pleased to show samples and give

 

BARGAIN SALE!

Commencing Thursday, the Bit: inst!

and lasting tutti] all the goods announced in this advertisement are sold. will he held a grand wind-up clearing out
of all the goods left: from our old kitchen ware department. The lots, none 0! them are very lorge,’
and when closed out none of them can be had. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.

liltl ehitut “its, pepperu.
Lino washout» chimney.

former price, in
..

.. he ~ :w -
Still-tumour lltxvltettter chimney-ii. ” .. 25w " “ lite “
ii hondttonioly decorated lumps. heir Rot-in

t-tittlr burner .. .. ozioit -' " its "
linolotheo ultimo"loottultougelotlteenn " " lllJlll .. .. lilo "
2ft ruby ulna clinker». " " lilo “ ” 7o “
‘l.’ "a": "mm”. unumm. II it .‘hn u n {‘04 I!
“tomcat Mite. -' " gum " " too '-
5 M u u u .IJH. u u "a“ u
Ill mew doom. .. " title “ " one "

it“ 1' 'll- "Mt tum. {or the ouch. ti duz mold-net cups. tor (to each; ll'ltlklllllltull ten twin. to; :20" kllilhl’lt item». it: est 4:: ".3 cotton diuh mom. for '30 each.

Bargain price lo each 1

l

in heztttr tikirt ini'lllii, end he ulteted
until any form or qtyle.

:qu iron match rules,

itri mire lltllitll‘I. uxtrn lunvy.

.‘m giant berry ninth-v.

Li R qt. extra heavy mfl'oe pu'»,

2001i papers lmt tnelu,

hm joulinleru.

h in W toilet mate,

:t or i ll. lrtllllllfl hoard:

l0" plain white ehiutt hone dishes int

'0
'All’mt‘t‘ [iris-o. $3,th llurguin price, 8! .‘.u
~ ~- on e .. 2.-
" -' inc .. n :i.:
it u ’3' it to 1"»
" " tilt: " '* :ttie
M It 50 Id 0! I”
It it It.” H H "II,
~ ~ to. in v “ CI in
“ “ Mic ‘ ‘ " Witt

tic eut'h

FOR Till “OllSr—‘Wc oil'er it doz Comets. white or drill). a straight; 50c article, for 30c the pair.

THE S.

W. Mme-«-

 

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READ THE

Want Column

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t

TitE avenue serum.

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”S’BWQMEK 5°§T°N 5T9“,

NOTICE: City Tom.

The tut-iuyet‘u nt‘ the Mir til tiniitl. New
mills tire hereby uuliiml tlmt Litet‘ily tax
of pit: millet on ilvednilnrJitiii till lltttoity It!“
mullet" Iii-tut mum mitt-meeting will
It! Minn llnll nu Medium nireetum the
itilnltlny oi Mun-h. ”lithium the lilarury
mini tux of onenunrter mill on the
dollar. inhl tttihe unto tune, will lfl- due
and nuynhle on the tin-t do; nt ditty. tutti.
at which time i will rweive the mute iii.
’lttr. tilts'ltxtit, then i, it? Worthington
street. l'emtitv til the role of time tit. her
until it your (mm Mity l. 13W. till! he
elmrmul «it all lttliu round
and nflerJune l. trill

lltllli‘lll'l‘ ii. .\ll l‘illli'ildt.

(lollwttirnlItiitntmlthe t'ity oi Ktiillll
Nomadic

Mouth Nortrulh. Putin, April lilh, will.

it it I in

 

D. W. RAYMOND.

l' l D! «to
.. carton:

no Wuhle‘gton It.

u- w. as...» . mm...“— m... ”a u... -..... .. .. w.
.—

.umbwm

 

Lace Curtain;

Every appliance tor iluinhhu.
ttttrtttlnu tit Iliort uotlne tun! H
perfectly in it hen new.

Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!

unit-no Mint. “autumn.
limit on n l’tiIMl turd we will and tor them
mi return without um chum.

WANT ANV‘I’HINO 7

In need to. Multil-
In it» an arm
Evening

 

 

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