Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 7, 1907 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 

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. the rim Presbyteflsn church:
“ Who was then?"
"My mother and her husband. Ilr.
V 1- - _ . I Holmes; and lla- Thu" mother and
V , ' ‘ - ’ ' “. his brother. Josiah"
this snap go by. If you haven't cut your overcoat there In It I “When did llr Thaw first propose
‘ I 0 you. "
1‘3. We dost say we give you a dollar for titty cents. on w“ in “03‘ in Paris."
to lion‘s. Such ddvsrtisiog is absolutely “1010.0” stock of “State the circumstances—«tell
t ml' ism and we hue decided to clean them out. on so $3,233.;er of thst Incident. Mr. Del.
chill; the store Doat' miss this opportunity , ur- Jerome objected to the question
- In that form. Mr. Delmu withdreu
it and naked:

Illlllilhl I Iillllllll] [Ill Erasmus? .I...

‘. I a “What was ur‘Thsu’s magner- to}

,* "“' ‘ “nth my slit. Conn. ward you at. the turn he asks you i
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and. Monday, Feb. 11th.
Clifl'ord Hotel
Parlors

80. Mom St
GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE

IV ANY OPTICAL HOUSE IN THE WO RLO.

We examine more eyes and or she more glasses than ll Iother retail optical houses combined, and
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COMPLETE WITH FIRST QUALI- I I
TY OLADIMERE PERFECT VISION ' II
SPHERICAL LENSES.

bus SPECIALIST. FRED ENGEL, MOST EXPERT or EYE sPEcrALIsrs. ON FEB. a. 9 AND 11. M’ILL
- ersoso HOTEL PAsLoss. WHERE I-rE WILL MAKE scIENTIFIc EXAMINATIONS ”I. THE
VI. I IxA‘NrINA‘rIons ALso. MADE lN THE EVENING

utter day hundreds of satisfied customers are appreciating the giant strides the science a
In the last year as exemplified by our Gladinrere Perfect Vision Lenses. .
have by for the most expensive series of Instruments for testing the eyes ever usedl outflow.
revolutionized the opticrrl- business and are eye specialists exclu sively, making the eye: It! needs
may. We especialb invite those who have been improperly fitted elsewhere to take advantage of our:
1 stopwator without charge. .V ..
. Am. uil tell you the truth. We do not advise glasses unless you NEED THEM V "
_. TB. take advantage of this opportunity and have the little folks ores examined FREE. Ii

{to ‘ THE' 'PEOPLE OF SOUTH NORWALK.

{the United States Opticians. the. LARGEST DETAIL OPTICA l. HOUSE IN THE WORLD rrro
open another one of their successful permanent agencies In your city. It has been said by our com-
throughout the United States that we are the Optical Trust. We are not the TRUST. although we
edge that with our facilities for manufactures humour method of distribution we dispose oi'I more op- '
at for lower prices than the same goods can be purchased for by our competitors By our ad
Iilothods you rerip the benefit V I ‘I .

.. m. SPECIAL oFFm p , .. - ,. I
lgember that on the S. 9 nod it our specialists from New York will hr at the Clifford Hotel Parlors.
y will make scientific examinations and will fit you n pair or solid IO— kt Gold Rimless hlpeglimscs of -
le'audI pattern and the frrll cost to you will be only $1. 00. We dct any optical house to Iunke you
We wont run to becor. :e acquainted with us and our methods of doing business. .

OUR GUARANTEE.

, Wt} will donate $1000 to any r‘IrIIitubie Institution if any optical house can prove that our Si .00 Eye-
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1 MORE AGENCIES WANTED. I
THE UNITED STATES OPTICIANS
NORTH. MAIN OFFICE. NEW than CITY.

309 BROADWAY.
Till‘l VICTORIA—«'32 LENOX AVE, NEW YORK ClTY——"HE VICTORIA.
AGENCIES EVERYWHERE.

 

l0 Takes Stalin FOI‘l ‘No. Idid not. see Mr 'l‘haw

 

 

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. nouns Ir moment 01- two later. “He. was straight at me He said he would no:
. e standing directly in front oi Mr. White love or marry anybody else."
L. ntlnued From First Page) ~about fifteen feet away. What did you do?"
“Your husband “as directly in front “I cried.’
.10”! Were then turned to the vi of Mr. White?" ' “Did you tell Mr. 'I‘huw how you
the roof larden. Mrs Thaw "Yes.“ lilrsr met Mr White?" "
it? thev were seated. She was ‘ "What. was Ni position '3" ' “its. I told him that at the theater

d as to 'l‘haw’ a manner on ‘ ‘He held NE arm out like this " M15 la girl named Edna Goodrichw"

'l‘iIrIw indicating the gesture of a man;
list the same as evel. I about m “w a pistol.‘ Mrs. Thaw was admonished not to

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‘ with bill) constantly." “'I‘lreu whut happened?’ Ilbhrélg’agall$h;:?u than Stanford
' estedhkeamviu‘g the roof “_I heard three shots." _ I I.

I-vr‘f’ig“. . . I, . , ”Did you exclnim anything?" , This young Woulfifi‘htt'lil hire wanted

"Yes, I mink I turned m M00318“. gins to gotta dinner with some friends.
3mm wuaI.V..n0t interesting in and said-“My God, He has shot him.‘H ghsuid Ill) mother X id not let me
V . I I: ' . Mr. MchiebLinrquoting Mrs. 'l‘huwl e m‘ ed me again few dars int-

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.: on yesterday. said her exclamation
finrty leave?”z wrist “My God! He's shot." Mr. Mc- young woman and h Y: mbther come
In tron with Mr ’McCaleb. Caleb midghowever. there was much and asked me to go to luncheon The

“d M" 'l‘lIaw were ("IIOW- excitement and he could not hear dis- girl‘s mother “la the people giving

 
 

. ”not,“ Itllei luncheon wave in New York so-
rwhsd you gone when sourc- , ”Mr. ’i‘haw walked 'orwrrrd." resurn- c c y and were oi right or- she would
anal attracted your uttenI ed the defendant's wlfe. I - “0‘ let her daughter go with them
“What was his manner?” I“; moltlhgrtconsenged h'l‘he young
Md almost r ached the eievw “I don‘t think I can list, any whatI a y ca 9 or me n a ansom My
Ii tur d 5 round m 5“ Ir. my. I . mother had dressed." ’
(50‘ Mr, nw and he Was “What did Vutl‘uy to Mr Thaw?" ' :How 0m, were you?"
. - ‘i said ‘Harmry what haw. you done Sixteen.’
1d,."0u see when you lnrn- and why tune you done it?" ' “When was ““8?"
.. He. came. up to me and. kissed me “I" “155““ 1901'"
tenford White: and said. ‘Ir is all tight: I hhve pro- '-‘\\'hen I got into the transom." said

 

w pronounced the name buhly saved your life". Mrs. ‘l‘haw. “I remember wishing We
. with a shnde of etuplru 'I-Irhen I heard Mr, McCuleb, i think were going to the Waldorf for 1 had
. it. was say. My God; He nrrrst he never been there. Instead we drbvc

 

 

crazy." down on West 24th street and the
seated“ at a table." Mrs Thaw remembered going down cab stopped in front of s dingy look-
far' as from here to rlrr n; ”Illa elevator. but the other incidents but he so. i was terribly disappoint-
, : . . o t e evening were lndistlnct. ed, bu got out when the un lad
ditheleitunce— ’ “You are the wife of this defen- told mI’éto. . yo 3 y

. rant

- . , V, , , “Vic went up i. flighrs of utalrs'
flail?“ IYI‘I'E". “3-" I , and through two mm which seemed
' “‘V a, t '3 !;‘Xh““ Ml“ Whi‘le WI‘H' I0“ mar to (mm by themselves I hesitated.
. -. -. IV) ____ ,__.. . ‘ m but are young lady irrtld to come along
. . “M“.- ‘““‘"‘“” and up a third flight orhvtpirs I hour-II

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' ”Yes.- When we got to the head of
the stdirus ” V W.“ .
“Who was he?" I ' ‘
“strum Whiter

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Your savings ask your
I . V 6 test of time?"
5 W VeVile‘lIls that. promises well now. but I‘1
tut re Misti the death or infidelity of a single man

, ears to come when your family may need.
V e from it very much. A savings account here
Hog‘fcohditiona and pays 4%

Sunrise Bonk .

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‘ I “The next night.‘ she continued.

'd IO kt Geld \Eyegl ‘
use sv THE UNITED ONLY ONE PAIR To A cusro.
as“? omce TO DE MER. NONE To DEALERS. No
Lip GOLD. MAIL ORDER8 FiLLED. i

- Ind then everything got black. "

‘ tbs room and on the ceiling Mr.

"Did You see t emu who said ,

tlnucdi‘ "where there . Wit! ll. tubing;
spread‘ for four. The mom was very “

me u but. he .
Ham bod motto
sent Inc I note ‘
tar stylus that
a party After

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

an invitation to'
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an small“ trouser with

“I ltw ry vim lit'pl'rty. i re.
IIncth'iier I had chocolate? soisires. Mr.
'Wh its said This ,’ll_ttlo rl. can hove
.only one glass etc We“ . she
mustn‘t stay up late; bottom“ so back
to her mother.‘ And how me home."

Mrs. Thaw sold there“ were halt 9.
doses succeeding parties in the tower
Iand they were all entirely proper.

momma and asked her it she did but

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ifrlcnds. but she sold she could not go
land leave me alone to New York He
said that was quite right,‘ Bu: later
he come sud said it would be all right
and she could leans me Without any
trouble; that he would take our of
me. So she went. The next day Mr.
White sent a carriage for me and I
went to u studio in East 22nd street
to have photographs taken Mr. White
was there and a photographer I knew
and another mun Mr. White told me
Vto put on a very gorgeous kimono and
I had many photographs taken.

I "i was very tired and when it was
all over he sent fo'rwome food, but he
wdnld only give me one gloss of cham-
ipaguc. Then he sent me home

{had a note from Mr. White asking me
to n. party. He sent a cab for me af-
tcr the theater and I went to. the 24th
strr-rt house. Whru i got there there
was no one there. i asked him where
the partr was. He said. 'What do you
‘thiuk they‘ve turned us down. i
said: 'Oh, l'm so sorrr: new there'll
be no party. lint he 'suid We would
‘rst alone and we did Alter supper
‘Mr. White went out for a few mine
nice but came back. Then I said it
was time for me to go home. but he
said there was a part hi the house I
had never sec-n. and he took me to see
it. One room was s bedroom with
mirrors all around the walls; He told
me to sit down and be poured out a
sinus of champagne. which he told me
to drink. It might have. been a min.
Irrc or twa minutes later when some-
thing begun pounding in my ears and
be whole world seemed to go around

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"Wlltll I woke up allI my clothes
bud III-cu pulkd off.‘ i eat up and
scrruurcd and “fellm' and scream»
rd: There were ml rs till around

White told me to both. uitt “it's
all over. he said. I don remember
how I got dressed or how i got home.
I sat up all night. The next. time]

saw Mr. White he told me that he
haunt hurt me a bit. He made me
swear I would never tel my mother.
He said there was notnh so Nico as
young, thin girls and both us so loath-

some us a fat one. and told me never
to get tilt." ‘

. ‘IWIIIII was the A1r..'i‘husv.
when you told. hlmth eory‘!“ inter-

ruptetl Mr. Delmar: .

“Terrible.” she mulled.

‘I‘What did he do?" .,V 'I

“He- subbed end “"3”“! thc‘ floor
It was not crying. it who sobbing. He
knell beside m6 and plcitcd up the
cdge of my skirt and issed it. He
starred there all night d we just sat
and tanked and talked. e said momma
was very foolish and should have
known better than to let me go around
with a married man. s asked me VIII
I had ever told ni V'h and I said
no. She, like many thcr people.
thought Mr. White was a. great good
man, and he said that He loved me and
urn decent person would know it was
not my fault " .

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OBITUARY RECORD.

FUNERAL OF llOARNT M'FERRAN.

The funeral of the late Boarnt. Mc-
Fcrran was held Saturday at 3 o'clock
from his late residence, 105 Harbor
avenue Norwalk. Rev. F i). Torrey
officiated The poll bearers were the
nephews of the deceased John R.
Conn, Edward Hindiey, Ralph Plinth
lei. Henry H. Tolles. Herbert H. Mead
and Ralph C. Hindley. The Interment
was in Spring Grove CemeteryLDarien.

WILILIAM ASHWOR’I‘H DAVIS.

William Ashworth Devin dned today
at the resildeuce of his son. Albert Do-
vis. Wilton avenue. Deceased was 78
years old Funeral services will be
held Saturday at 2: 30' p m. '

BETTER KEEP Mitten DARK. .
(Phoenixville Republican) _

If any one man doo'll min the legisla-
tore. perhaps he’d better be a little
backward about precisimlng the fact
jtht now.

RUSH .Tl-iis THING ALONG.
I (Reading Telegram).
A simple ballot nipljobcticalir ar
ranged. should be the next step fern,
szrd in Pcuusylvuuis .

 

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PEOPLE THINK fit it An: sIcK.

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rum... Before Inventory Sale."

Just one week bciorc our annual inventory. During that time we must reduce our stock and
in order to do soI’liave made very special prices in all departments

"‘7 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘ ‘ 1 ‘I ’ I '
We have revised“ our Muslin Underwear stock, and all odd lots and broken sizes have been
taken out, and p VVveryI special prict put on them to close. Some excellent bargains may} be found

in this line. V 1,} - ‘V _ - 3: 1r‘.;.' r” ,V_
‘ DRESS GOODS . ‘ ‘ it; ' I
Special Sale QI llr'css Goods bcforc Inventory. ()drl pieces of lgrcss Goods. Cheviots, Brilo
hantincl. Covert Cloths, Fancy Mixtures; goods which have been 75c and $I .00 per yard, 45 to 54
inches wide. Closing out price, 50 cents per yard.

CLOAKS, SUITS AND FURS. .

lrom now until after inventory we will make a special discount on all Ladics', \lisscs and
Ciriirlrcn' 23 Clocks, Ladics' Suits and lore of 25% from the marked price.

 

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CANDOR. ‘

Mrs. KniclIer—Did you ever cook for ._ I. i V I I I, . rV l;
me before? ' , ' ., . ._ _ _ . . '.I“ ,V

Bridgetw—No mum. but Oi held do , . I r
Job wid yes for a mrmt'I—New York January [3.eflrflflce
Bun. , . .4, _ . .. -

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There's plenty of room at the top. they '

VL_'IV\'
But there w'ouldnt be much to
some
if all the people were there today,
Who feel that they ought to be there.

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" It’s New 1
”The article which sells best is the
one having the best features. Such is
the new policy issued by 1
THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURI.
ANCE VCON' OF MUN YORK

(inc. 1860). I

No estimated dividends; every;

figure a 'guarunteo. Rates lowerV

than the lowest; loan values higher

than the highest. Send tor figures. -

Liberal compensation to men of char
actor. as agents

Walter S Mandeviiie

Manager for Conn. Hartford, Conn.

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for #thé asking, and a. liberal dIs-

count on evdry piece nib
during this month. m .-

' " *is worth advertising—worth

buying—worth having in your .
bins-worth burning. And we.
are pleased wheni IVplcases you.
Only the best' ood enough
for us—or for you.VVV
A fine stock of worn-riding just
received. and it writes.

lira Firms in! in.
iiiéig'

Money Luna,

Housewives and anyone drawing I
weekiy salary can secure money at our .-
offlce on their own name.
Call and use us.

independent {canard 8-01- ;
cIIrity‘ho.

Havliand Bldg" Washington St.
Oillee Hours. 9 a. m. to I p. m.

 

 

 

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Fancy Chairs, Dressers. 01113011"
iers, Sideboards, Bufl‘ets, 3-1188;
Carpets and Matungs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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(Chicago Record- fibroid.) -
It is It fact worthy or notice that the
doctors are the ones tho‘ make the
forest fuss about the udhealtiness cf
mild winters. I III-r . '
‘Pu, what. is politics! economy?"
“Something seldom used In' erecting a
state capitol my boy,"——Wsshtnston
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« White Fish, Mackerel. Salmon. Large Long (llama for belong ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Smelt, 16c pound.
Lobster: Saturday.

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01bs.(llruniiluted sugar” 41.903 lbl. Farley runes 85c

lbs Extra was Prunes 2303. It 0‘. Molsnpor can . lilo
limos WY Corn anemones wilt the
soon; Cowpbellll‘l soup- ..;.... rm Cansmull . Pumpkin 2n:

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some Future Iron m um I,“ rAn-r rs.
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