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In tho mulch Until; dude.
munmm
‘ What tho roll-drov- pm plural:
lira My mount-in ind.
'flh nlndropa' rush
. Winn. was: Inna nnd maid.
I With the with umbrdlu‘b nld.
." Sheltered lrma tlw drops that pour.
lure and youth tlmlr hnppy lore.
Wt outed they. tlumgh long delayed
Whllflho ruin mm down.
W Robert. in Bunion 'l'ruuncript.
, SAVED THE LEVEE
‘l‘or day- lhe river hurl boonrising
'lh lanes show were gone for mile.
did mills, and the mad water» luv:
nwopt over the bunks. carrying fortune
and "on liver before them. On one o.
, thohig pluntationnomronito tibmepon
every ‘eil‘ort was living made to with
Itnnd the flood. Hands ware collected:
from every cabin and recruited from at
thondjoining plane; to strengthen thl
wlterlouked levees. which shook on thr
more of a man's fmt.
It wn almost dunk, but the men whv.
had not rested for days worked will
tho-hens“: of fresh vigor as the mic:
’of Tom Alkali, the plume , directed
flicmnndchearcd them on tn the tut
which seemed so hopeless as the water
crept steadily and steadily higher. But
(or the {not that «every one was busy
with his work, it little homo boy. win.
”Manly dropped his spade: nnul stole
any betwixt tho who-015 of the big sang!
vim. might have been Hell as In: lit'lll‘v
tied away around the curve in the em-
Militant.
Ho nu quickly along for full N qunr-
bard n mikwithout looking back. down
the narrow. slit ml that was left
between the n rows and tho lover».
The boy thickened his price when he be
more convinced that no one was in par
slit of him. and m he did who heard
the loud, cheery mice of Tom Aiken
luck at the break. "All Work together.
v
F
“Bull? All work together." the ho)
lid. “Yeaslr. but you ln-t din hora nig-
gnrdone tin-d or workin twpdrlwr. he
swine toolecp. l is. I nu’ rdn-t my eye:
fur two whole duysmn nightx. an I Irwim
round the p'int to Aun‘t Viny'a ml no tr.
sleep."
In hisengorum to mm tho cow-ted
gall the little negro quickcnml his pun:
npin. It was now almost dark, but his
eyes had grown ncflulomwl to thc
gloom. Hominid sea the curving lim' nl
“Islam. which menu-d to tromble- with
. monitiou of its own inztdwxnacy.
Hamid neeall tho wotor pool» in the
mud. Bin lilth legs hzul rue-:uurud per.
by a mile more when the- ominous roar
d the river made him stop and peer ore:
the lereo It the rushing water».
A- be milled up the olippt-ry bunk
nclod of loosened earth toll heavily into
thorond below. and through the urifil'u
which it left 0 little Itrmm oi’ muddy
whiny trickled. The boy caught his
Wit quickly when the water run ore:
kin hnnd.
“lady!" he exclaimed. "Dow's gwine
to ho nhronkright hero. Lordy! Lordyr
wht l swine do?”
He flopped to maid". There wu-
Itlllanotltermile helm ho mold ranch
the Point. and he knew them were wly
plow old women in the cabin» there.
pd he could get no help from that
woe. lt Vin-more than n ntlll' buck
to when tho man Wm working. and In:
“I afraid to nhmr bilnwlf tin-m allot
luring run any. ”aides tlwm was
purpose has turnod nnd ant
tho little curios through
wntnr «no. The unit urth
Millwright. and with bin hundr
but hem it About him. gutting
findiflculty had been mired without
petition flute-t. lt mu only nflurit
that ho tlmughtof the am
calculated in bin nun-mu
i
MM Mkaudaxood
tofurnish or
songs ”*‘bmt.
W and children’s shoes. A
format-1'1“”. and another at
‘ mammoth,» itisn pleasure to show
c. H. HARVEY,
n North Mam Street. ‘ South Norwalk.
‘5"'i..;;.“i;..mn rm.
y bar cheerfully. "You find in». like nu-
' lug port of tho pnrhh baptism- wore
W- vmyotberwmdn,"All on 1 or. up
Rmrtruent to mukg saloo-
GEM 'tromnchild’u
um r o specialties in
Indian” tine Kid Button
3!. formerly-$2. Mlm’
An
Children’s School Bhoennt 75 cents.
tum
rarlotrw rn
utmnl'ullthu
“TE:
”" ,wmnm
William H.8wnrds
ll Vlfllllflfll STREET.
sou-m rionrum
tho
m .
“Wyn." I
up almost buried nliwl“ 9
“l rumml away from bank yonder.”
the buy mwmd. "l Iced tho levee tr
brukin here. no I Mound.”
“Why. bleu tlu- boy.” raid Aiken.
“you must be nearly am. What in to
be done? Cun you hand it till I rid!
Mk and get helpto till the break? ll
u soon as you more.” ,
”Yennir. but hurry. tum." answered
the boy.
An Aiken turned to nunount he heard
the round of boat whocln nround thr
curve and tho whistln sounded ant
honraely. ‘ '
"By Gram!" exclaimed Aiknn,
“thera'n I boot and three more inches of
water will top the levee heronnd then
all in loot.”
In I lew moments the boat rounded
the curve and the biglightaahanoout
norm the wnthr.
“The Marylou.” Aiken said, as he saw
the two mokutacks. “with Morton at
the wheel: I shall have to fight for it."
So saying he pickod up his gun from
where he had dropped it when be dis.
mounted and strodn on n fowpnocnnp
stream to meet the boat.
“Steer for tho other Nidol” he called
out when the boat was in hailing-lit
lance.
”l'm running this machine." respond-
ed the coarse voice at Morton._"and I
guess the river is fore.”
Aiken could see the little tongues oi
water as they orerlupln-d the bunk nbore.
If the hunt did not turn she would lend
tho water over the limo lower down
where the boy was. and he and the
whole embankment Would be sucked in.
There wanna limo to he lost.
Swinging the luntm nlmvo his head
so that Morton might so» him. he flung
his rifle to his uhonldor mnl called back.
"Come another foot war" to thin uhorc
and you or»: a dead man.”
Morton knew what mammr of than he
had to dual with. The win-cl rot-«ml,
the boat tacked and grand tho opposite
shore. which was already submorgod.
”All right now. Pete." mid Aiken
gently. putting the boy's muddy pitta.
"l’ll go on and be back in n few mo
merits."
When lhvy came hyund put sand bug:
in the hole Pole had been covering the
little fellow was too “Wall to spunk or to
Gland. and Mr. Aiken took him up in hie
Inns and himst-lf mrriul him to the
house.
And now Peta clot-es nothing but ride
on the back seat of the carnage to opt-n
gums [or the driwror to carry parcels
when Tom Aiken‘n pn-tty wife was in
Shreveport shopping. for his “lung” is
grateful to tho littlo llrl'u who mm] the
plantatiom—Pnti.m-r Urivl in Philtdel-
phi: ’l‘iim—s.
llluory flu-written.
lt used to be the fashion for motors us
well an novelists to tillOW their lonrning
by indulging lreely in quotations. Thry
did not Always succeed in innovating
their henrerr. no in the following mm,
which all boys who are in their Roman
history will appreciate:
A certain member of the logislnturo
was dincnvemd to be nlnmt when his
prose/um was sorely needed. Au imp-w
taut measure was pending. nnd although
this certain member could not spunk he
could vote, nnd in this junctnro every
vote wu valuable.
Accordingly two other trusty mun-
bern were deputiml to hunt up tho
mot. Tboy wont to his homo nod
wm informed that ho was "some-
whnrt-n around the form.” “Sumo
wheres" pmrnd to hp 1 field when ho
Wu busily working.
"Well. is this what you're doing!"
criod the marching mouth-nu mprumth-
fully.
”You. hero l mu.” «aid the rural mom-
othcm‘iuciunntns. killing potato burnt!"
-—Youth'» Companion.
Dolor-tin I’m-nut".
The "writ-um I burn to relate will
humankind of the “mien-mo and tlui
hugger-ted. but it in trno norhrtlmluq
In I minim: chariot in n pom and outly.
alum performed on Wulmdayewnim
Tho promo worn for tho mmt part unal-
uratml and unable to Mid. and had to
he pmnnptod in their norm to the
Wirinlqmtimm We: were not ul-
wnynpnrticnlarntutholullnnmhvr d
manna. and unit-stim- nlhrwod thy
mother-lone to "pmllnn and row.” By
hold, then. such n ml
lam mrally lurid to flunk pretty
distinctly; peril-ml rm too quick nl
nttonnmmthlwecuim. Bo thntnn it
my, when l pnmuol the mother with
th- mar. "All thin I ntandlntly hr
Muffins” deliberately. Ind in tho
hating of nll. with no npppnnmt not.
of the «airman irreverence and intrin-
hyM’L-(JorJuultm'l‘lt-Blb.
noon-gun rm
Withthnwildram nhrngthonmth.
pr- horder of Mn the mtomuy
mini-"Amunmtr’lln “pence?“
pronto! the Insecurity nu-
br Imam-ml outrago.
”HE 3mm) BY PROXY:
now mm; m ml», or acum-
rou. sroppso auoxmu.
Ill. Ply-“Inn Oulurml "In to un- ll.
Consuming Tun-it, 4h» (len n It”.
In ti- on! Man lliml :. numluvr to BIO.
m 01hr «I "In “-er I'M.- liin PI".
"Uncle lrn Tripp, of Estonian." mid n
former resident of :3“! .:;lnlr, tum" 0E lllli
city, “was for your» n familiar figure
down town in New lurk. trims the old
Merchants hutcl Wm- in minimum in
Cortland! strovt. li'm tnll. rrr-ct form.
his immense flowing lwir l. white as
mow,nnd.inoro than all. m- pocnlinr
manner in which hr unjuyu’. his cigar,
titrated, attention to him at once.
“When Bill Schwinn gnw up tho
Merchant»! and took rho Wmhuimtnr.
up town. Uncle lm in unto jmt matrib
in; a figurv in [lint pm n! tlw city. on
his Vinita to New Yuri. H» wu mm o!
the oldest and rn-lwt indiri-lunl cm]
operating in the [nu-1;...mnnu vullvy. his
{other being ouent tho pinucvn of the
region. and settled on ~ 1.qu that. when
coal WIS dlncm'cn-d, pron-d to in,- ln the
richest port of the untlirncito lwlt.
"Thirty years ago lm Tripp. from one
of the rngguleat of mun, had gradually
fallen into [nor health. llis physician
told him that he was slowly d ying in nu
valuation Mwuningmxnl that unit's: hn
re up smoking bin on-l \msnot tar oil.
or years he hnvl'smnlml daily from
twenty in lwonlydive oi the Illrtlllgt'fil
imported ci' airs hc- mold buy. and it wn!
unwound! the was so wrath-d to the
habit that it Would hr nu unpennibility
for him to break it.
“But he did brwtk it, and bmlu- it
square 03. too, so for 5H Hooking cigars
himself who concornol; but in- mnlimu-d
to enjoy hi» smokv- right nil-m2, ni’t-lr n
novel plan of hi2; own. Hr lmught tho
same kind of chum ho haul nlu'uyp
unoked. and thou bin-d n mnn tn :It't'nlll-
puny him Wllt'l’t‘VPl' ho wont. monk» the
cigars null blow awry pull of tho {m-
grnnt vapor into his lnt‘t‘, m tlmt ho could
inhale it.
szzmsmux‘n
“ll. wasn't long lA'lurv l... - Ira-d that
hegot jut on much uni-5m t out All
his nmoko nt mrulzllh .ml il.’ 17 ~ on r illll
whuuho was pnllm-z mm, .u his l’n-r-
tech» biotin-ll. llv ind h ml purl,
though. to gel unukrm who “i'll- v. gum;
or ublo to consume- it oouplo n! tlnll‘ll
Itroug cigars. one quickly lullu‘n‘lllgf tin-
othor. in thocounw ufm day .'-.:Hl t'YI'lr
ing. and at the sum» tinw l»: cquumions
Igneoblo to him. Tim n'nignml :iltrl’ a
low numlhs' trial. um» Wain oliN-lmrzml on
the npot lur inlmuug [hr mini.» lk'luril
pulling it into tho tun-o of tho gunk-mun
for Witt»! bum-lit and in r' his own plmw
um he Wm smoking. and twn tllz'él m lln"
mice.
“it was not until about fiitwn ymm
that Unclu lm unto man that Miitml
it exactly. and that WM hi4 t'ulnh-Il
man. John. who filled tho bill iuorvry
mi. and bucnnw tln» old mm'w on
“out attendant and stnukrr. For all I
know John W» mucking for hm: up to
the day ho died. ’
"Some years ago. win-n Bill Helm-ml:
wu atill running the old Ma-nelmntx'.
Uncle lrn wan a gnu-st tlu-n- and of
com had John nloug. At that time
Karl Kano. it well known In'wnpnpr'r
mun of that day, since «load. won on
WNW of the Memhnnbi', and bound
Uncle lrn not well ncqunintol. Karl
suited In an wall that he was contout to
let him neat John for hmm at n atrotuh
in doing the proxy smoking, a tank
whichwaunont Wlllv to tho juur
unlist. I- ha run A later oi the Wl-wl.
"One day Uncle In bud bmirnw up
wwnlml ho naked Karl lo mmmuny
him And do the smoking. uwl nl noun»
Knrl trout with him. They got on tho
front platform of n Sixth Menu.» car at
Broadway and Venoy aim-t. and Karl lit
acignr. Armour trundlml along In;
kopt Mug tho smoke into lm‘n llkfu and
Ira skull with his back uguumt ttu- vhd
of the car enjoying tho clan with «but
situation.
MI “Dililm WOIAN.
"The dellborntlou and pout-Mom- with
which tho young man blmr tho amulet:
into the old nun'n {no tlmilly womb-d
lhonttantionof an old lady in tip-oar.
She wntoind tho pnsoeodlnu for mun
' inn"?
until-humid no lunar endow what
*0 M II“ WWII! tho purl Ill
my l) ”min: my will!”
Wamnmm. film wbiwulcml
ornate-ulnar: the door of than-r
.nud mum hurl Run by the
mldcrnierked hint bull in unwind.
llllllfl wilholnblmrolht'r Wlwnt
hummuhunhhmmm fut-into
thutrut.
“ When. you impudont young puppy r
in “Ain‘t you untamed oi
mun". Wm'xny motto Into
“ poor old not: And Km: wm
drum-doll for n Wit. uni than ‘
5, intriguing.»
time o; the your, and rather than
ax. l
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on. m! 01.. l d
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The Steamboat "Glll 0F ALBANY”
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
lnutw thumb Norwnlk at 7:05 n. In. Rambling. knu- New York. Brahman ntmt.
Saturdays ll 8 p. m. : But :llot aim! at 2:5» p. m.; Solunlnn nt any. as.
FIRE—Slut: Tlctttt 40 cunts. [reunion II mm.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will lrnn- Kerr York llondnn. Walnut”! ml trinity: nt 5 p. in. Learn
Thumlayu and Saturday» at 3.3) p. m. '
I. l., low A... t llanimll n. A
October I’. run.
11mm LEAVE sown solm’Au’: All
FOLLOWS:
Fort N" You. A. 31.4 in {erupt Manda l
f‘lmlllhr“ much"; Ir. 7033.». l agar“ I
ll 01‘ rush-m. t M. .0. u.
u it lulliqwfi' 1‘ mm
Into tun . "pm mm . .
Stunt .Ialemeu.
am. I «at. Ml ex. ll ll nu. Willa. l tlnm.
"HM-J‘s Ml IL. 5“
“bar. I‘. .wiltnc. ’l Impala.
run Run thrust. A. hi." I 13 on: no no.
on». no». r. Noni:
nod!” rm. 0 flux.
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plank-A... ..
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Voli HI ox
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long _
Lauren-no
tar . . .
stock or lithium Goods than
‘ ‘puiphn’n’lug Millinory Goods
4th ofv July. at price- so low that all m haven new summer but.
on it is better to giro, value in the heart of the season, than after
I
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whit until later-int Ramon,
for the
/.
a. FRANK RIDER;
menu: or MUSIC. ‘
m rcnln plnnn plan
rattan. {mum Wu tar .|
Hull New Yor
No. it
at renannnblo
For torm- ' .tln} “firm”
. n r
Want nmun. w y :1. in
are You Going?
MINT 81. ZElllFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
Whornlcnnnlwn find the Fro-hunt M
and “notables. ugh-It and Smoked Fish.
llyttm. Slams. lobrtm.
Pun Tomato Bataan.
Imported 81mm.
All!!!“ for Wnkvman‘n Creamery Butter.
Orders delivered promptly.
HUNT 81 ZELUFF.
SEASON ’
MST TRIP, SATURDAY, SEMBER l9.
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mu. litmnd Yuk
I .
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Round or
I11.
7,: x nut-tr“-
mummy.
at 2:41! p. IL!
Norwalk May-I.
m3
Housatonlc Railroad
CORRH‘TFJ) 1'0 Jl'Ni: It. on.
My turn South Kuwait for liannury»
015.9 n.m..lzll.2fl.blu.lsnnd 10259.3.
Hundnn—Jtnm. “2pm.
‘l‘rnlnu In" llnnbury for South Namath»—
Gfil "lamina-am. 315. ME and C3
mow—Olin. II and “light.
Manicure Knuth Nur'walk for ldmflrld—
‘lbnndllltm. I’ll an. Slit-mill! In.
MI- laara “birch! tor that“: if ..
Hun. an. 8 til. I mm
Mold armature-89w
migth T
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lit“: “W .. . urwnlk 033 Mm.
«1le t ’ a) II.
it or ork u can lam
t with a m" “{2}": "dial?”
.13. u mm 1
mthmnlk 75 p. rm. arriving M liar
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'Dnily
emu Rum.
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Trun- learn
. “35‘be at?"
100.! .. ”lord,“ E132: "'l: llalll‘
my.
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SELECT rouns
N'I'lll
mount 0mm
“MM-Milli“
mull!“ MW.
run It. It. hunter u. ‘Il.
Excursion Tickm
2.60 Trip
at this
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1" @.“,.!TTT‘!'¥?
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Windham-n.
5| radium 8.. to. tumor,
21 lulu Strut. ”WI.
lint
Bakers. titanium,
‘IcE CREAM.
PentMO/Eé
.clesn.’ Economical. Healthful. at
Mm llli cost or mm.
H Az ELTO N
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hinton. llal, Pine minimum
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
mum in mm.
mm or "15:!“ ' minimum
A
(4%}.
”th: «921'; .i‘
ABY Ill) llllll lllllllllBES.
The oldm manufm-lun-r of bnhy carriago
now otters tlnlrhevl work (or unlit in flvmli rr~
out rl'ill’r‘ of runnir: gear. nlmngnent Vltl’lfl
oi bun ivu nml trimm nl prints whit-b wla
be high rnou‘h anti low enough to suit the
man Ynsridinur.
FRANK BOYLSTON
IIler
TRY THE
“Want” Columns
Ill" THE
slums ssmmn.
GREAT RESllllS muow.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADE! AND mum 0'
1m and 99119.3»an
lion lint. ml Cain. (Em-h lint; tor lion and
lion Rotunda" llmlorltrnn
KNAPP’S,
9i Washlncton 8t.
Wanmm,
mmmmrmm
Economy“ and" Cotillblll
Gasoline Slovas
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puma-nu.
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II All. Ell“. ,
gmrnnwn:
sum: moms.
Baymmahmbers Y
_ a a... and“ momma...
.- But one in which the »
Best Manual is llstd. Cambining Durablllly 2
, Hakiugit‘the Malcolm“. Shoplit
EVERY PAIR WARRANTEn.
A Call and examine them before purchasing any other M
H 3- BRow
.” South "Main Street, 30‘ "on” p
I“ lllE filial nnlcnbns -Es‘fiBHf 5 I.
BRIDGEPORT.
llu again been cnhmd Illll lru ed. V V ‘
light and air nhnfto put in: more minnow “Mummlrfifgtmm ”all m be "
cunh nyntuni nxtnndul to now put. and the opera! nomrnmof'thulgru B “
zilhvxknr’rplwllflfinno. The wound nnd t nlrd floors are being proxy-ml fur-tho
"w Imam“; buy ”lumen". and hamlmmo drum now being lent forwnrd by m ‘
GRAND OPENING"
Dress Goods. Silks, llphlllstery. Ribbons. lotions
Merino and Cotton Underwear I ‘ '
Will take plug,
September l4 and I5.
Dress Goods,
ri.
Everything new. stylish and fnahlnnnbe in ‘
Furs. Cloaks. and Curtain Bobbi;
“'ill be introduced
September 2| and 22.
Imported Suits, Rich Seal Garments
And all fashionable l-‘unz and c 'limkh will haw a speéinl exhibition.
W. 3' Hall & O
"“0" Pairsmnms"
! ”MW ,
_ Shoes
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES" ’
And an lit'c'l’agu mluction of over 30 her cont. 'l'l ese L '
Kinds. Eil‘t‘lll’t'tl at A reduction. 1and to bo noldlut mm “MW“?MO‘ m "
GENUINE BfiRC-AINS for CONSUMERS;
“'9 quote 3 (mar prices:
“no lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned b
82.50 to $3.0"; regular price $4.50. Oge‘l‘zlg
2m aim Lounsbury, Mathewson dc Co.’s slight-
. ' 1y tamagod. machine sewed, Ladies’ 8 “ N
82.00; regular pl’H‘C. $3.50 to $4.50. One lot of 300pairn 7 ”5
Mathewson d: (‘0.'s slightly imperfect, hand—
sowed, worth $3.in a pair: will be sold for 82.50
to 82:75. Balancc m lino Oxfords. sum 185
and imperfects. at prices that make t cm
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER 0FEEIEI.
GLOVER~& OLSEN,
8| Washington St" So. Norwalk.
F. H. NAsH & EEO"
Plumbing. Gas Filling, m and Sheet Ironwm
Wo nro selling
Victory, llew Stamford and Silshy’s Steam Radar 7 A
We have u lino stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l'ha DUUHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including Now York Ranges.
liEllSllllM RAYMOND
l3 llfll'l’ll I‘ll STREET.
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