is W W or
runs osussu
'ssc—uc—isc—sioo
1
INS ............ ”emu“
numerous sunset-Ilse 103
HA“ ........ "fistula.
)vnuausonm...ssc1osi.so
, hiss-simulates
am able omen and human
teasers.
(kn-h Tom. tub. is 1-2
undue.
EILBeidts
4___
I. v.2"?-
WM. P. BEERS
nooks AND srsrioscsv stone,
Harwell: and So. Not-walk, Conn.
3: I915 :1
Mmsgumiui
4———'——
.iAVIES’ QUALITY CARDS.
Do your Christmas Card- Shop-
ping while the assortments are
:eomplete.
it They are ready now at
DONNELLY'S
Stationery Store. 16 So. Main St.
New .
Hotel Mahackemo
Arrangements may be
made for Dances, Balls and
other affairs.
Popular price bill of fare for
Lunch and Dinner
L
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Unsettled
Weather. probsbly followed by rein or
snow lute tonight and Saturday.‘
The southern disturbance has may.
bed very slowly during the last twen-
{Hour hours and is now central over:
the northern portion of Alabama. it
has caused quite heavy rainfall dur-
ing the lust twenty-four hours in the
southern districts. The greatest
Atlanta. Ga. The front. edge. of the
ruin urea extends as for north
(
1mm
gwiil probsbly move slowly northeast-
Yjwsrd and pass out to see. on Seturdsy.
Warnings gar high winds sre dispisy-
slou'g‘ the cosst from cm Henry
to Cope Cod
WEATl-EER A .YEAR A09
TDAY.
Temperature. .Low, 43; high
‘ '52. Cloudy. .
- I
Miss Ruth Gelston and Roy Geiston.
. oi Norwslk were guests on u strsw
ride stsrtlng from Springdsle, John
L: Davenport provided a. line team
of horses,'end on the return hot cot
fee, sandwiches and cake were served.
«Fresh Hiims.‘18c. lb_ New York
Market.
County Game Warden Wilbur l.
Smith was in Stamford this week.
with two locsl young men whom he
met on a hunting trip. The warden
come with them by into before he
could be satisfied that they held s
hunters'
“(3811808.
—-When everything is
Sir Thames W. Morgan. Grand |111
dark and
you've lost sll you had, stsrt a hospital
like Former Bihbine; st Beers', Don
neliy’u. Tristrsm' & iiystt's: sud ‘Jolin
C.‘Csrr’s. .
amount reported was 2.38 inches. at .
.ss
. . Ohio; A longgidge 91 high pressure
is producing pleasant weather with
along the
northern border. The southern storm
spector. will make an" 0111ch visit to
Clinton Commender, No. 3. K. T.. this
eveninl. end witness the conterring
oi tthrder; oi the Red Cgous._
the cles's'oi the work so old fashioned
turkey supper will be sorted.
.q—-——-——
-—IANN'ER HOMEMADE BAKERY.
‘ Order your coke Itodsy sud svoid
dissilpolutment tomorrow. A nice vs:
reel .3.
n . ‘ 1
.~..—-———.
rleyot. lillings tor lsysr cakes. 5 Mon~
.. A r‘ 5 ~tfiu.,u-:;.-, '«r_\_137‘¢..-,,.r'i{i K: ’1 “Y
RAGE 111v: ,
OVERCOAT .-
SALE
$3.5 as: $178 values at
. L- $9 .50 -"
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFIGE ILOGK
IOUTH NORWALK
. atria-3T ”001913.111
DANDES taught pri-
vately and in class.
Private lessons. 1935
Each pupil has p11..-
vate room with ins-
tructor. No one to cri-
ticise your mistakes
Written guarantees to teach alldun-
cos in certain number lesson. it You
[all We keep teaching you until you
learn without additional charge,
POLl EY’S
2‘! Monroe St. Opp. R. 11.51””
TELEPHONE CHIS- 2.
.r ———r - ‘—-————
-Furs for Christmas»,
muses and ‘NECKPIECES
Strictly New—High Grade
Fursin Latest Models
K‘ A Claven
56 North Main Street ».'
. -.—_-
bliss Alice Marsh. 01 Wilton, he:
a guest of her friend. Miss Helen 331b-
bell. of Norwslk one day recent“
.— _ -
The regular monthly meetinéol
the liosrd of DirectOrs oi the 35111
Norwelk Public Library will be hell in
in the Library building. this eveping
at eight o'clock. ‘
~ii'rssh Shoulders, 15c. lb. 11
tYorit Mullet ‘ §3
......L...
The Misses bury sud Emily Done-
- dict. ‘oi Beidsn 1-1111, untouched
it $11.21
dsugliters st Thsnkhkiiiiug 'testirsl.
==Rlever {townie Gel
verse. Psoke‘d in it to: with sumo"
already to mail recs 10c.’ See our
Sentinel “nudists-ennui: m
windon' display. Dounoliy‘I
.......................
Price
_.—'————
a
32 Washington street.
80, Norwulk
:n‘l'lil:n;n>lvl‘n',
r
7.0 F. SCHULTZE
Sanitary Markets
Tel. 1371
Gilality
89 Main Street.
‘ “lilorwslh
‘ HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
16¢
tic/u
deahy’s Diamond C. Hams,
19c lb.
Pork Chops 16
c lb. Pork
to roast 14c lb.
Small w Fresh : Shoulders
14¢ lb-
‘- .nn..4|'.-DAI .o‘stnu...-..-....-...
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: M' . ‘ . VhPfi ‘
Godahy’ 3 Rex Smoked Shoulders, ,- 15c. 11).. ~
STEAKS. - . Pigs Fret ........... 8¢ . NATIVE VEAL _
Sliouldeg Steak . 16¢ Fresh Side Pork ..... 16¢ - 1-
Round teak ..... . . ' 5.
Pot Roast no bone _ 15¢ Fresh Hhm ..... 18¢ Stew Veal 16¢
Roast Beef , _ Fresh Spareribs . Veal Chops ........20¢. ..
¢,1 2 . W'l—FVFF- . \eal Ctitlet 23¢ f:
_ “Hamburg Steak .6¢. 18¢ " ' ‘ ' " :-
1. 3 fl, Y 7'
- Legs Lamb ...... I ‘ .,,... A “w“! ...“ h ‘ --...- b
Shoulder Lamb 12¢ . NOTHING BUT THE ;
§iéw La'mb' ii1¢ . ‘BEST OF PORK, BEEF f:~
Limb Chops i. 1:
- AND VEAL SOLD.‘ :-
~01“. 18¢ 22¢ ‘ ' v ' ‘ ~ :3.
. AT .
The Little Shop.
' 1011. are you? Well, he owns“ this mine.
. uh «swarmed:
e‘ndsrs with s.
l
l
word to see not“
corvuioirr. ms, or
’THE- MASTER KEY
8311011th Wilson!
”Mmfinutiuthhpspsrsms correspondin‘toths.
Wd‘WMW’wmhmde-w—
‘ “Mulls-shes. I’m-fledhthslum
fli- Iluuisducin‘conmy H isnotonlypossibls‘ to
”dummiuq'wmmmnuuuu.
101111 rushed mysos
» CHAPTER V.
The Night Rider.
EE light in the bungslow on
W hiii across the vsliey
winked as some one passed
' ,, beneath it and the window.
“I can see cloaiiy enough " said Wil-
kerson “that there is s girl mixed
up in this sil'alr. Toni Gallon never
“(liked like that."
He rode slowly down fl1s_.stesp.hul
'till he reached the pumping 91181110.
lliill ’i‘ubhs. the bulky. sudden 1.001!
I engineer, cents to the doorway.
‘ “is this ‘The Miller Key?‘ " d.
l 'msnded Wilkerson.
: " 'lt certainly is." use the response.
"And—old Tom Gallon runs it?"
Wilkerson pulled out a desk. divining
Bill 'i‘ubbs’ ruling vice. and the en
ginoer. after a lonrdrink. wiped his
mouth with the back or his oily hands.
“80 you sre lookin for Thomas Gai-
but it's mostly run by a young girl
there in that bungalow on the hill.
3 to be. The ore is getting worse every
3 day uud the chi uinu‘s sick up there in
i his house."
‘ "‘im going up to use him now." slid
Wilkerson. tie rode on 11 low ysrds
snd survcycdthe snug houses. stump
mill and all the up rstus of tho. grow-
ing mine and sun ed: “So this is what
he wanted for himself!"
pod up In bod. "radium he gave ev-
erytiiingwsiiks sud down and. nu the
soft things of this lire. Himself he
pillow under his hold—that is. be 11nd
slept. it- seemed to him that sleep
in: up into more lice MM
M “the ”with! was
lovely girl who
uscridce nitist
'~hlin 11 scene 119?»!!!qu .
NW A ‘ «337* it)...“
warmth-talcum w
‘Fsc-i‘ ~
minimum-1.5mm
iotbr he was totnow. -
‘~ Ruth stoupsdbver sud ssidz~
well l’sn Being to make you some
thing not to d k.
teddy." And s
on and shut the door.
pleasant "Good night. " sod also left.
thumbed diary
‘ "1 sin hunted." he wrote slowly. ‘jsl-
wsys mm Am I to die without
2
cute» 11mm sud went on writiua‘:
When will be some out into the do?
'He'shullnsrsriilvethekey out
would unlock the secret to my lidie
Iifl'l hum I will trust John."
sway. The desert and its mortal
ily of preciOus wetu'; gold; murder;
his escape with the pins. their loss
in the chest when the vessel went:
down in s csldron or some; the image
-—Buth. tor whenshe had punched. as
bowed his head on his folded arms. ,
Such is the bitterness that the night
brings upon those who are alone. 1‘
When Ruth éme‘ln with the steam;
:1?qu ottoddy she quietly set
down ind went out on the h
' to look at the light heron the gulch
which marked John Dorr’s window.
Youth was ceiling to youth.
. tied riches. rode swiftly uwsy.
l
You we. Tom oin' t up to what he used .
The men he won seeking lny‘bmp- -
still slwt on a hard out with a straw .
had lorevsrilsd. sudltewss uowloob 3
lntiy: mmkuhbumddlonj
Thou;
lesson in his usind,tiisthesbould he. .- .f
oops no tender ministrstlon from the .
him. His V. ’
lie {is when ,. 3.
iltdh'sked ;
1
“TM. mflO‘MM‘IIm Ms . ‘
Inch." ho: was toxins: sudih sluice '
stood _' '
at the bed The eyes of .
idiomati- . * '
tilt!) W his head woken.” iss- ;
would not tell. Not that he in know
the secret. of “The 111m: Key." but ’
be recognised the feet that sooner or .
"Peps, 1 don't believe yoii do feel 5.
Pl! bring you s
wont Into the hitch» j-,
When she won [one John nodded s -
Then old Thom Gsllon 1009- end 1 3
went to his worn desk and got his well 7:
knowiul whether Wilkerson ts slivs 5-.
' anotmtnsthatsiter’ . ;
Atthstutohent‘hsgisneed spend.
thouahthssswtbeslnistertsosothis -
formerpsrtnsrstthewindow. nyths .1
shutout sites: of will be msnsged. to .
“Wilkerson still alive by night! .‘I
F'suq to yourself scenes um must
have deiflike twill: illms before the ..
oldmun'sevesslheputthedlsry "
thirst: Wilkerson. m1- drinkinz greeik j .
0! hi! dying wife; the picture or the .
bubs he hsd 111M from her chili breast ' ‘
It was no appsrltion that Gsilon bid 2. . ,
seen at the window this time. it was {~ ,
reslly- Wilkerson. who, utter one sails;
11113qu 1111an when he rsppéiifst
nob
rishtswsyrhssmhrnsqueb ‘Tlisis!
~issnextrslollsrluyourpockctityou .
“Continued 50m yesterday's Sentinel)
“You must have some money in the
are." he snarled
blue eyes and stated in s perfeefly
mutter or fact tone. “1 merely wanted
to show you that i sin swske." Their
glances met. it was Wilkersan’s eyes
tbsttcli.
He grasped the pencil sud wrote on
the yellow blank:
, Veils Vistn, Cit. lurch 11.
Icon Denali. Astor House, New York
. City. N. 1.:
Revs found Gsllon st lest. Address
"luster Key" mine tensorlvw.
WRBON.
He shoved the. paper across to the
operator sud ssid My: “NOW.”
that extra doll-rt" Es banged two sil-
ver coins on the counter.
The operator scanned the mesons.
took soother look at his customer sud
shoved one o! the coins buck.
(To be continued tomorrow.)
u-nur
——Advertise in' the Sentinel.
1
Hsvs stepped the ladder 20 rounds .to
66 Water street, where i will conduct
u First Clsss Plumbing ambush-tent.
H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106—12.
The boy looked at him with steely ,
5s WALL ITRIIT
. NORWALK.
PHONE «s
O. B. Jackson
Optician
erythirg in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free I»
Do Your Christmas
Shopping Early
This is the time of the year :5
that Miss Shopper” takes advaii— Q;
tage of fine stocks and largest 7 :3;
assortments. “Miss Shopper" can : 3 .
do her shopping in about‘ onc-
tliird the time 110w than sht- run
two weeks hence.
\Vc Il‘avc Full Stocks of
Suits, Coats. Dresses. Skirts, Furs, Waists,
Underwear, Girdles, Hosiery. Bags. Gloves
Traveling Cases and Manicure Sets
Neckwear Handkerchiefs
Remember We Give .3391:
Green Trading Stamps.
M. Meltasch 81 Son.
120 Washington St. South Nerwslk. '
Ema SPQCldls" toil?
Legs of Lamb,
Perk Roast,
Sperry and Barnes’ Hams
ane Rib Roast, _,
150 lb. '3
160 lb;
19c Alb.
14c to 20c lb.
I
:-1-;a;‘;._._.:..-;-g. I'l‘n . .'.'. - .-
-Z-: .
Beef
Porterhousc Steak 22¢ lb.
chop, 3...; 14¢ lb
Shoulder Steak. 16¢ 11)
V Round Steak_....|20¢ lb. ‘
Sirloin Steak. .22¢ lb.
Lamb, ‘ Pork
Leg’s‘of‘L‘ainb. 15¢ lb Pork Roast '. '. . 16¢:lb." ‘
Forcquarters .11¢ lb. Fresh Shoulders .. 15¢lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 15¢ lb. Fresh Hams ..... 18¢ lb.
Loin Lamb Chops 22¢ 11). Fresh Sparcrib. .‘15¢ lb.
- Stew Lamb .. 10¢ lb. ' Corned Sparerib12‘ri¢ lb.
Turkeys
240 lb.
.Fowls -
Roasting Chickens
22cib. 24'c lb
; Beef" Liverx ..12’7‘s¢ lb.
. :17. Lgeai Lard ...... 16¢ lb
1:...Skinback‘ Hams 11¢ lb.
.Nriipe 10.1111.“
Selected Eggs .. 30¢ doz. 2.11%"¢ lb.
Salt Pork ..... _
. Dixie Bacon 20¢ 1b.:o‘1Link Sausage .. .18¢ ll). A
Oleomargariiie . . 25¢.lb. Pickled Pigs Feet 10¢ lb.
16¢ 1b-
Frankiurters .. . .. Liverwurst . . .
1.81911;
.3.‘-:-f-:-:-:-,L
FRUITS ANDVEGETABLES
Us
"2,7Oranges . . . . rscto 46c dos.
"""Cocoan11is ...... ... 8c each"
‘;1"""'Mala5g'a. Grapes” . . . ."
:r:~Tolcsy Grapes .
‘
31ers... Fruit 51: and 7c each .
YF-igs ........ .. 18c1b. Tomatoes ‘roc Lib.
D‘a‘tes“. " . . . .‘ Ioc pkg ‘ Celery Heart's . . . . 8c bunch "
'Pdp Corn ......... 101'. 1b. 3 Spinach, ..... zucxpk.
Russet Apples osc pk. Kale ............. zoo pk.
Greenings 30c pk. 3 'Hiibbard Squash. ac lb'
Cauliflower . .51: up ‘ Carrots . ....... 4c bunch
., . Yellow or White Turnips
Cranberries ......‘.. 7c qt,
soc pk. , ' 5
s s o s s o -i u s - I
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