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were written. he added urhanaly:
"Quiterightr—perfeotivright. .

has ordered everything that could pnmibly

beolnso. Sister-Jock after this case.-

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lady Sihthorpe said something gracious.

scene had camped her. It'was evident that
something extraordinary had happened.
That than two—the fashionable physician
and the pltia‘ble outcast on the hospital
mattress-knew each other shah-d now
not the smallest doubt. But the three
moved on to the next boil. smiling and
chatting as they went. Presently Sir Ken-
neth Brandon urged a consultation at the
other end of lander: at 5 o'clock,and ol-
lerultodrlve LadyBibthorpebsck. as she
had aent away her They were
both rather silent as they were bowled
along westward

A few nights afterward they met by so
cident at dinner. Itwss a brilliant puty.
The talk, like the food. was stimulating:

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{lam wan among posed toward all the world. Sir Kenneth.

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w smile. a woman’s winning phrases.
. at lib brilliant dinner table in Wimpolr
‘ m Sonatina—if ever he had had
. Elms to think—perhaps the great physician
‘ have regretted the pretty, bad tem—
p-ed, foolish wife, whom he had scolded
in thaoId days; the child—
lotahs was little more—who had finally
he their dingy suburban villa for good;
“it! girl he might have saved before it was
snow-suns ahohad leithfs house
an: ono of their miserable. sordid squnb
his. andhadgonebaekto herfstber. and
it'll only after a humiliating scene with
' h. huhnd that she had finally diaop

pasted. _

WMdIsappeared, and she had never
“back. The police had been unable
lalndatraeeof her. beyond that-ileum!

who

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until he saw the corners of her mouth giv
way with u little tired droop.
“And your article on the hospitals?

Magnum of those early years; his
enmity when he should have been lenient;
hh unleashes when he ought to have

. 5‘“ over the foolish young life that he
had sworn to cherish and protect—were
M which. though he seldom allowed
Noni! to think of them. had left their

traaa written on the great physiciun's face.

hide the large hall. where a marble
of the queen loomed chiliily out of
half light. a lady was already
for hirn~a fair. high bred face.
something of the look of a student.
modwuimd by a slightly bored sir. such as

ssenin acultivated woman of the

Lady Sihthorpo was a widow of

and was intermittently intended

of cautions. She occasion-
short article for one of the
preferring such topics as

y commend themselves to the
hearted sex. for she by no

Int-spades a philanthropist. and was

lad-aloud to have views alittle in ad-

vaneaotthoaeoltheBritisbmntron Just

. now. for instance. alto was interested in

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voluminous! to explain the internal work-

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in each other. For some
y Bihtborps had known that
.and for some time past she
made up hermind that she
blur. Buttherewasno hurry;
was of seer-lain age; they both attain-
thdroocnpstlons. their aid!!- And “i have taken Number Twenty-oi
thwyturned upthestoneltaim-sto aaatyplcal one Thewornan seemed
on their way to the women’s wards.
Blbthorps paussdfor an instant as
the operating theater. The
closed. Outside two porters
with a stretcher. Suddenly
pushed sjar, and then there
aghioaof noxious.I interested faces.
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white esp—the sexless features of
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pessimist though he was. no tenderly dis-
ln (not. was delighted. for he was deputed
She was a woman who looked specially

Tier teeth, her shoulders andher diamonds
were proverbial—three things which. ad-
ded to her native wit. made the widow a
much coveted dinner companion. Sir
Kenneth. indeed. had never realiwl how
devoted be wan to her before. And yet
there wusxin expression in Lady Sibthorpe's
eyes tonight which he had neverseen there.

"I seeiroru the papers that you have been
in Paris the last few days."sho said as
they ate their soup; “I hope you have

“To any one but you I am profeuionally
tongue tied,” whispered the doctor gal.
lantly. “Ber majesty is now out of dan-
ger. I was in fact able to leave Paris by
the it train—just in time todine here to-
night. Butl haven‘t opened asingla M

He kept the talk on the gossip of the day

said the doctor. bending his head and smil-
ing at the charming woman at his side. “I

“Ab! my urticle will be on quite another
question," said Lady Sibthorpe. "I have

istypicul of one of the great problems of
mulern society. [have been three tirnu

"I wish to heaven you would not run any
such risk! We doctors are hardened. you
know, but there is always the fear of infco

“But that poor creature—N umber 'I‘wcn-

Sir Kenneth. (roaming
slightly.” be reached out‘his hand toward
“Dear Lady Sib-
tborpe, those are terrible cases. They are
conkerous evils. eating away the very life

Mr. Lucky says. Number Twenty-nine.
on the contrary. is the martyr of civilisa-

"Possibly." replied the physician dryly,
"Meanwhile the woman has mashed.

There was a burst of laughter from each
sidoof the table. Awellknown Q. 0. no
telling the latest joke. In the pause that
followed. Indy Sibthorpo studied the menu
and Sir Kenneth fingered some grape on

seemed to him an eternity before she spoke

be what we are now agreed to call a ‘rnoe
ally defloisnt' person. Yet. properly trained
Twenty-nine
might now be alive. well and a tolernhly

”My dear lady." said Bir Kenneth slow-
ly. “you have probably only heard halt her

the eyes thedoetorknewtatshawas
aware of the whole story. “I'm not senti»
mental." she added. with a smile. “but Pro
taken a fancy to have this wretched crew
are decently buried—do some little country
churchyard. She shall rest now—for good.
Shall i undertake the necessary arrange-
prefer"--—-
. Brandon

“Iv-I think I would rather see to this

limiting more was said. [Is sat down
again when they were gone. staring blank-

 

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exiting fiery believer
make it his and her oonatantslm
magnify Christ under all ohcunutsnoea

81. “And I knew Rim not."

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pmthatfleisthefionoffiod (n. 81).,"
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on David’- thronaand reign over the house
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John) sang of Him as the one who should
perform the oath which God had sworn to
Abraham (Luke i. :3. 33. 7‘3. 73). As the
sonof David,sonof Abraham. tomtore
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it). John must have known Him. and hop
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coming Messiah. But as Son of God and
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I without rmve. shapes and color“. at the
w. "the next day Jobnaesth Jesus ecm- ulmmol low price of one. former rlco il-
,, Ono lot 0 Ila! 10o. Wreaths vault.
log onto him. Our lot of line ‘I'ench Owen 30‘s.. No.51».

38. "And'aohn bare record. saying. I saw
the Spirit dacendlrrg from heaven like a

For special service and on special occa-
sinus the Spirit had in Old Testament days (1 B
come upon people. but here is one on whom
He can libido. Nu as a tongue of tire don
lie come to Jesus. but as a pure and gentle

33. "And I know Him not; but Ik- that
sent me to baptize with water. the camel

As witumses unto Christ we must be
much away from the world and go forth in
the power of God. and as sent by Ilitu no I
make ready u people for Ilia Second Cam I

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200 'rs lounsbury,Mathewson&Co.’s '
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GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS. ‘. I"

We quote a few Vices:

$2.50 to 83.00; regular price 84.50. One lot of
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THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.

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IN’ ALL GRADE-l AND (TOLORS 0F

SlitiandSrflHgtsSilkHats

Boy's lists and Cam. (‘rush Hats for Men and
Boys. Nutria Soft This for Men at

KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.

Particularlttention Paid to Firing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.

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Bunbury andlh'orwalk Division.

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MISSES ST. JOHN.

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the with beer.” .

"Iiim that ecrneth to life [will in
wise «at out" (John vi, m.
worthily or

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From the time when the Spirit of God
moved upon the chaos of Gen. i, Stand,
even before that (Pa. nxlii. 6). all that

gee“ \N‘iilsupply the people of this vicinity Milli
truly Nor W I“. been by the 0A! theilmssi linuuf

as. "Andlsawandbarerecordthatthia

The word "son" in Scripture does not
necessarily signify inferiority or dim-rem
of nature. and sometimes not that at all. I
but rather likeneu or someone of nature
or quality, the closest posdhie memblanoe.
the nextday after ‘Jobn stood

John continues his work quietly and

ject
to God He will clearly show us when to go
and when to stay. when to speak and

so “And looking upon June as He
walked. lie saith, Mold the Lamb of
I'

The statement concerning Ilia taking
away thesio of theworld is here omitted.
so that thlawould point himont more
definitely to Israelites as theantitypsoi

31. "And the torn disciples heard Iiim . of Butter.

See the benefit of personal work; the uuou.
statement in verse so was probably a gen-
cral declaration to the multitude. but here
personal statement to two
individuals. and the result isthat both fol-
low Jesua. Observe how it came about.

so “Then Jesus turned and saw them
and saith unto them. What

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“alley-id unto Iliru,ltabhi(wbich is
to say. being fiptsrpreted. Master), where

Perhaps hardly knowinu whattbeydid
asek,orwbattosay.butlongina forsome
had not yetobtained. they ask
where no dwells. He might have an-
swered. "I dwell in the high and holy
place withbiinslsotbsl is of a oontrita “'0
and humble s irit.to revive the spirit of
to revive the heart of the

mmnmmtlsr. for“ W- eb“ article here you have it; too a

IIoweverun
however fesblythsyeoma. if
anyonawlll oulycoms thsywiil be wel

soured.
so. "One of the two which boardJohn
and followed him. was Andrew.

I OELIOHTFOL SUMMER RESORT

ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.

lew Hotel, Delightful Grove. New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.

”first—Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food 3 Specialty.

munsfi

Illl‘Xl-ilih’ AN U T‘Rl li‘liiifiTi lilo}.

TIME TABLE STEAMER "MEOEA."

No. 6 Nonh Main Street.

 

Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..

To be fo‘d in the state.

F. HA"? ES,
NO. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET

Abigail-litter

IArc sellingn very nice quality

It is from the Leb-
Ct.. Creamery. At this
time of the year when pusturugo
is plenty, the Lebarwn Creamery
people do not find a ready sale
for oil the roll butter they make.

 

 

 

 

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l 15 p. "1., 2 35 p. "1., .i if» p. m., 6 3i) p. m.

SUNDAY TRIPS.

and this is the Butler which we p_ m.. 5 40 p_ "L
call to your notice. It is tirc‘h Leave Roton Point—ll 30 a. m, 1 45 p. m., 3 30 p. m., 5 on p. in.

some sweet, well-made article. ‘0 Do in.

that is sold in rolls, (it from 3 OOO ms—wfl THE "ATP“-

to 5 cents a pound loss than their

R0“ Butter. ThTB IS 01]? ”(mild ()flmmw. growing demand for my

season with it. We know it is c

on sweet as new boy, and will UpUTaT lam CTTUWTTBI.

keep well. n is so solid made. about. ”his. {silliomuslbitn‘
are finding sale for tubs and see PB“ WANT, 1M PER “AWN.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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hnlf mm, as well us by the sin- fiii‘iuriybgmvmutton: and Plymouth Books.
a gle pound. About 60 pounds to vEEe toil. r131. neighbor: ismpheiié W“ ,
my the tub. If you wish a nice mm“ " A “m” A" Premium STOCK.

w. E'." COLLINS.

Frantlle Avenue, Harwell. ct.
ITEM

O. B. STEVENS.

all In ill Chapel street. Knuth Norwalk.

m pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.

 
 

IN & KELLY,

jorl

Leave South Nor-wall: for lioton Point—1030a m.. 1'3 30 p. in,

Leave iiotou Point for South Norwolk—wiv 05 n. 111.. ll 34» a. "1..

T 1‘0 0"” product is 30m in tube, Lerwe South Norwalk~io :li) a. m., I on p. “1., 2 no p, m.. 4 1.5

Eggs Ior Hatching

I bore now settings of Flue of choicest

While OBOIlillS, light Brahmas

St Washington St.. So. Norwalk.

 

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The New moods Store.

TRISTRAM & HYA'TT,

2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALX.

We are showing a full line of Black Silk Grenadines in
Plain Stripes and Brocade. '

Black Drapery Nels .
Demiv-Lace Flouncing in all Widths.

Immense Variety of Brass Trimmings.
Kid and Fabric Gloves. Buch-
ings, Laces and Ribbons.
Heady Nate Suits in Flannel,8aleen, Bingbamtbeviol and Bambric

BLAZERS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.

We have lllTlit‘tT to our special SRAIt'S of Lomnor's Corsets. a line
of Thompson‘s Glove Fitting Corsets.

TRISTRAMTLHYATT

No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

W. B. Hail & 00.,

Our. Main and Cannon Sls., Bridgeport.

 

 

 

. (bit now buildiu Y_ is fast nearing completion, and our business
is not ill the least i isturbed. We shall give during the month of
June '

POSITIVE ANO ONIAITOIIARIE BARGAINS IN [TERI DEPARTMENT
OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT.

_ In the Dress Goods and Silk Room we shall sell the New See—
suiv Surge at Solo, 44 inch Black Ser re at 33o, handsome Grena-
ilmvs at in and 500.. Black China Si '5 at 39 and 59o, $1.25 Hen-
rivllusut 75c.

JACKETS. REEFERS and SUITS.

for $1. :3? :5 Water )runi's for $1 5n, Ladies Embroidered

Suits $1 in. ii so and $1 7.3.

ron’s Flannel and Lurnbric Waists 250.

 

Estimates given on

We are selling

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

OIOOLERLOOMSTOOK

[.HIOEBIIER.

“Washington till-est Bo. Norwslh.

Dealerln

Wall Pu rs.

Mixed ate,

White Iced.

Oils, Glass,

Coach Colors and Vomiehos.

I am going down to

IIONT 8i. ZELOFF’S

Where I can always find the freshest

 
 

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Artists’ Materials,
T's); (‘odmmt‘gdmChnir and Step I nrl- Oytiiii't. “TIMI. lflhung
BI’ . .
Methinks ’s Wood Filler—meet Pm Tomato GIMP.

in the NIarket,
Point ,

who... ’

$3.00 a Gallon.

 
 

 

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Where arelou Going?

Fish and Vegetable Market

and vapour... Also Hull and mum: to?" Ship Chandlers.

imported airlines.

We have a fine stock of

Decorated and Plain Chlna.

able. including New York Ranges.

SWAN hBlISHNELL

 

All lists! Eiflti.

morn ‘ili ll rxmpmr'mrr.
hire [and line and (7 edits till. lining
airliners. Kaila.
e

waging}. OMAR”?! ytlilti I Bet H

on .

liam“ “hematite. ":3 sex ever mil:

nae: abouts tor fishermen.

lion ulnhliklrs. A kinda of throwers

flu or trials. not bite

he i are the _ teed head? r-

ters or o anion-tor ers‘ u lee.

rtiotton so ‘ Rope Alan Rs

WWW sinus.”

in consumaadth‘im’ are" “also.

45 IMI 41 Washington Oi.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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rm. Neuter" M

One lot of 300 pairs Ladioe’ Tamed Shoes at ’

All $3 rm Shouldor Cu we Sl i5. all Sit Shoulder (‘upos 82, all $5
Shoulder ('upos 9": 5U. o 1556 Shoulder Ca we 83, all $10 Shoulder
t‘u we 3:». FT't'IlCTI l‘licvint Jackets. $2 50 am $3 5o, handsome Sateen
Sun.» at 8': 50. ('Inldron's Roofers at 81 25 and 8:2. $2 Wate roofs
icbns
from $2 7.3 to sls’. I’ uiu (‘aslnnori- Shawls 75o, Children’s White

SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
Ludivs' Ribbed Silk Trimmed Vests usually sold at 25c, we will
he two for 250.. Extra uulity French Neck 250., Ladies’ Black
’oeis und l’uuts 50in. Seuss shaped Vests 250., Fast Black Rose

12.50.. worth 25"... Regular made, inst. 170., were 250., Boys’ Rib-
. bod School slot-kin . 170.. Children's Plaited Wuista 250., Child-

w. B. HALLQ; 9mg;
F. H. NASH & BRO.

Plumbing, Bas Filling, Tin and Sheet lronWorb
History. New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers

a
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The DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port

Dr. W. c.‘ ”trinitfrl.

Issue aver Perris’ hardware “on

mlloe unnatural. Ito! "a!
mull-as. 31TH.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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