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4!“. Benton In Boston Transcript.
mi Bonus SIR HENRY.
Ofeoorss young Mekwood haduo bust
ssmtofsflialovswlthher,hnt he really
.roolrln'tbvlvlt. ,
She was very tall andverypretty,aud
very to talk to, and before he
went . thstuight from the assembly
'hswsshssdovsr heels In love.
Atsll «ants. he went away from the
.eu'tbly resolving to see mom of Mini
Van Zsudt.
his was not a verydilllcult matter. He
badfonsd that she wns staying with the
Aapiuwsll-Joneses, and she had been good
enough to my he might call if he liked.
wood was not exactly on intimate
tern. with. the AspiowaliJouues, and
does a certain episode last summer, in
which hethought one of his friends had
uotheeu treated quite right, hht relations
with Mrs. AspiuwnII-Jooea had been rather
strained. flowever, he was not calling on
the whole family, and he strolled down the
alter a late breakfast in a ruther Imp
py frame of mind:
" He really ought to do something. Al
though he was called "young” Lockwood
thirty wasnot very far oil, run] he really
should getmnrrierl. He thought of this
In connection with Miss Van Zandt. and
the thought was very agreeable to him, for
he knew Bliss Van Zandt was a very rich
girl.
If he married her it wouldn't be for
money. of course; but then. you know,
money is very convenient and not to be
He found Miss You Znndt on a. piazza.
and she was very glad town him, at Irma:
shsssld so, and she smiled in a way that
led him to believe that she meant it.
”It's very good of you, Mr. Lockvmsl,
I'm sure. tooome down and see me." she
“You know it is your own fault." Lock
wood smiled hock, seating himself in II
M chair. ”For if you give people llr
vitatlu: you must know they aometilnee
Lockwood said a good many things, but
he didn't seem to care much niamttalking.
I. lay back in his chair and watched the
girl’s animate-d face as sin.- talked. and saw
the Clear brightnm of her brown eyes and
the turn of her neck as she moved her
head. Her voice was very odd, with pleas
ant modulations auddmlliuflettiom, and
kw units was many and eunllsl.
Mm wow whether she was
patronising“ not. forshesaid to him:
“I III almost certain I mw you but year
inlandon. 1 know youmastbeuni-lngr
. Iishmsn."
Which was very reasonable, as heck. he
wood was very large, with a great deal at
eoloriu his face. and he had blue eyes and
very hind hair.
”Really, you are very complimentary
but I have never been abroad," be said.
Shes-smedsosnxloustnplesse him and
Ind subjects that he liked to talk about
that Lockwood put her down either for a
who had been in society very little and
ht had turned by the attention sht
resolved,“ else sgirl who merely modes
‘ It‘ll. of flirting.
Blithe found natagood deal more
about her before the summer was over.
kWh-losses, who, by the way, dif
fared from her mother in more ways than
a"
fosnditessywthrowtheru Mather.
w. not a difieult thing todoatsll,
ltd so. a germsn which they had
Whmm.bythe
way, wasied byArehIllelsndsad
lb AspiawsllJones—Miss Van Zandt
basil-to her frisnd'sroomandbegsnto
eryiasvasslf satisfied way and then
ndlsthrosgkhertesrs.
”lbsdtoseespthim.mydear."
Asdthsatheysrsbrseedsndkhed one
nether and "changed mutual mil
But the next day brought complications.
Ira Wouloeksdthsdcmsfm the
thshorsswssstolea by taking Mimi's:-
Mel toflarb-Ihsh falls on apieule
ssdlesvlnghoehwood out.
All sis-skew that started a row In
T. lssdt's shutting herself up friends,
hhrrmhenwhlehshe pres
sstlywlth snaplelutfly shining ms' sud 3"
rslshrska.
me about It, do?" said Miss Arvin
“I won't." swapped the other. is any’
. “'11.”
r
101* North Main- atmt. “South ' Norwalk. '
he will be the guest of attend Hrs.»
wallJones at their charming country
house there.” ,
Mrs. Aspinwsllvdones in particular was
delighted with the catch shehsd made. A
real live Buglish Ira-mutt, whom her
dsulhte‘r hsd root In 'I‘uxedolsst yesr.wss
eomlnutorisit her. It was a feather In
her cap. And when ”Sir Henry Barton!-
shird' roads his appearance one evening in
his traveling suit or tweods. accompanied
by two men servants and innumerable hat
boxes. bundles of very English walking
sticks and two hugedopr, she was gracious-
neas personified.
She thought he was swfully nlos sud adv
miredhishuge psirof reddish Ines» whisb
era, and wondered if all; English baronets
wore such huge blue and spoke m
such mottled tones. asked ‘obn about
it and he remarked:
"Aw. yass. vewy sweat bore. you know.
vewy—these glswses! Eyes weak sud all
that sort o' thing. Those Amewiean rail.
ways of yours. you know, my tw nu~
dust and all that sort of think. awn»
ing up here. though; awfully pretty place."
Andtheharonet made bsste to get up
into his room assoon as [torslbls,forhe
thought a certain girl had eyed him rather
sharply as he jumped fr * "'1 his trup to the
groundsodwslkedn . - Mnmm
”Could she have guemwd so soon." he
muttered to himself. “and! l mustn’t
oreract. But how awfully palosbe looked.
l was a brute to force her into that quarrel.
How Miss AspinwalI-Jonesdid laugh when
that internal pug of hers barked around
me and seemed to know are."
Loekwood's troubles had only begun
though. When he went down for dinner
that night he found himself seated next to
Male Van Zandt.
“How I love England,” she said.
“Really.” he replied in a ahaky tone
which wtnt notified and husky. lie feared
eve'ry moment she would recognlzo his
voice. the eyes wandered series the table
to Miss Aapinqui-Joues, who wan eating
her salad compoaedly and with the most
demure air in the world.
"i think lazsw you there several times,
although ldidn't meet you."
“Yam,”
“Do you stay in England very much?"
she naked.
"All the time-(Mt is. you understand,
when l mu not army. (tweet many Arne-
wieana in London when I tell."
"Did you happen to nil-ct a Mrs. Van
Rerrssluor there Inst year!"
"Yass, vewy tin-minim; woman, hand:
some and all that; don't you know."
"Oh, how very nice! so: is in Icons,
and you nineteen her. 1’“ ask Mm. Aspin»
waIlJooes to have her here for dinner to
narrow. Oh, come to think of it, she will
be here tonight at the dance. and “I be
sure that you see her. How delighted you
wlilhe to meet an old friend.”
Lockwood thought he Would bedelight
ad, but. he didn‘t say so. He knew Mrs.
Van ltenaslaer, to he sure, nod he knew
her for a very clever woztiztn.
She had known him r‘t'vl’ «limes he wuss
small boy, and he could new: hope tu do
oelve her so well as those people whom he
had just met tint summer. And he has
toned to say that after all he wasn’t quite
sure; he met so many Americans he couldn’t
po-ibly remember them sllhaud really he
wouldn’t care to trouble Miss Van znudt;
he thought heconld get along very well
without bothering berto built up people
for him to talk to.
Ills long beard beam to trouble him and
had narrow escapes from pouring; soup
down his shirt front instead of his mouth.
and the wires where it was flattened to his
face hurt his cars; be was very hot um! all»
together the dinner wss the longest he
ever went through.
"0h, Sir Henry," said his fair neighbor
presently, "what an awful pretty ring,"
sodshe looked toward his left hand st a
handsome seal.
Lockwood thought she lingered on the
"Sir Henry" with tantalizing emphasis;
he looked up quickly and then cursed his
stupidity for leaving that ring on.
” ad a friend this summer who bod
one exactly like It. How very odd!"
”Vary!" constituted lsiekwood, groan
lug inwardly. "The deuce!" he muttered.
"She rloesn't seem to be feeling very sadly
shut this mstIar. One would think from
that letter of Angelina's that she was near-
lyhadwithgrief Iwishlwer! well out
of thia" e
no“ I suspicion thatch. side n! his
heard was slippiugdown, and withs flimsy
arose he left the table hurriedly.
"Yonrflnslishmanh a great beer and
varnde."ssld Miss Vsn andt tours
AsptuwsIl-Jono presently.
"You mustn't Judge him too on basil,"
wasthe reply. “I have looked him up is
' and be m from one of
thswslhstold hmillssin England. ism
very'sorry that you do not like him."
him uptolrs.
Velma-tensed shswonid nadi-
saoldfrlssdnhsmsrslylaufiedend
Iagfdthssuppoesd llaglishmsa off into
the nelossdpissas
”Wusrv trying todo, you attend
”Webs , tunings Ids brawl.
Don't! titan! Missal-res! Wbstdo
you areas!” takeout was horrified.
But is said she knew his; front the
minutshewslksdaernssthsdoor.smlshe
tell the whats story and
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sunk-um
pone sun suns.
Cleveland has new Montana
Usssosn bark for cleaning woolen dr-‘
Both courage and fear owe much to the
armed neutrality of prudence
The woman whodoeu her own house
work is unarmed to every alumnae
The restman’s best weighs littlllllch
on 'ssrslts us than oI the richest
halls Ills and graces of Tall lml’fl. well
poo are simplicity» omtume ntwi
Bresthlnu the fumes or smirsor tarpon
tilts will aflunl relief to the sullemr from
'Wns mush
A hd while walkout aerrsvs lamina
brldpfonudasmsll h—rtllst'l' Mountain
WWII hank rune»
It, sometimes hummus, though very
rsrsly.thst a woman's best friend lath?
man that In love with her
A splrograph for drawing spin-bl nan
”Intuit: a simple manner. so one draw»
has been devised in Perl»
A woman with a short. for neck umy
wear beenmingly re Hank velvet Irina.
I'laotthe thin. long necked wornsn veil
as.
Thestudents at Eton college nt length
number In». It has long burn the smbi
tionofthshesd masters to seethlsrmm
her reached.
A summer boarder at South Portland,
ME. while out walking, pulled up n hand»
ful of clover and was surprised to Kind two
live and three four lured stems
A patrol coarse pegged bums, worn by
Daniel Webster on his farm at Franklin.
N. 11., are treasured among the curiosities
ofths New Hamiobirr Historical unduly
The Ismt summer In the norm Is
uowbcing built for n lsm'dnn mnany
III diameter will be an» {wt moi the- bvight
I!) feet. Itn capacity will Is- lemme
cubic feet and weight 2,240 tons. II will
Momma! crud to fill it with gm
Young t’rsmlnls.
Along the borders of roadways In Ger
runny and other I’lnmpwm mnurriv.» in
the rural districts. on the till igu sin-rt...
and even in the.- street [infirm-rs til the
larger towns—Iinndsmm- mm from :H'e
often found growing ’I'hoy "re m-il up :I
Ior, and not only Isnutlly the «:m z. . .ul
lflord shade. but yield a Trr)’ WHIP-HI”? . I.-
revenue both to abutting I Uri owner! Im-
to village uormrntiorm
The-entree! fruit trc’ ~~ .‘tiv momma-:1 Iiy
boysaud men. litiysdn not think of 2m.
lllflthc fruit from Him frees "my mum
than they do of taking any other pr». .o'fly
uottheirowu, or. we may add. mun I .. .n
they think of trampling down ilw gm" . r
plucking flowers, things which Ammo-m
boys do habitually
Though occasionally a my nmy be
caught stealing (nail. in llnnpo. l.» in re
mlul Mil thlel Will It» tiu' um: » l u. m
I thief
In lfifi'Jnn ermln mm '= «:2 on low?
standing in the nti‘Brh «i Shiv-v”, :1.
III! IMIC. There wen.- ltwri mums :, .3
street trees standing. of which the rim-it
were clots and maplas. and there tt'o-rr no
cherry trees
This year another oxmnmnrion or the
Salem street trees was made, itrwl II was
found that the cherry tree» bed totally dz.-
appeared.
“The foraging of boys made tum» at uni
sum." the owners regmrtorl. The My:
uotnuly tools all the fruit, hill do! u in
such a way, breaking branches sod was
BET MADE.
“‘“SNHIHHEN”
Illllililihlfi BLOCK). SOUTH NORWALK.
bursitis
I'll-ill. PLANS. OYSTEIIS, FRUITS
VE'HETABLI'IS. BUTTER. EGGS,
cums. LARD, SHOULDERS
BOIDGNA' AND CANNED
jaw 3m GOODS
Ilse lorl linseed lute Sheep
for Bush.
SWAN 8!. BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers,
332 Ulster Street.
Four I)? BANK BRIDGEPIIRT. (fl'
Pure head Zinc and Calcutta Oil. Swing
Singing, and everythi for Painters. Sails
Tents. .'eta. rim. ”‘30:? hi Pots.
Barnum Poles. Tat kite. lino a everything
needed about a host or b fishermen. Reunio-
rIou Marine Lights. A kinda of Engineers
Supplies Flaws for Imalstms and ubllr
bu hit .Wr: sre the rer- ised best quar-
ten for mi in Intlin’mtr! knhvs'snp lies.
Our Cotton Ifrrrfiru Bag Rope. ”sailia mo
lug run-oer, that the owners of the tries 331"“ 22%;”, figmfifggmggm
axiom slldsw'du; t i t m countenandthe prirrssrerighfalss.
vars ore s requetzt y Imu- sti »
hm, hm m “me am M, W, Tslsrtane. Ire lurk Priors
young men have Intruder! to help them- NOV" IInIIsrsold.
selrm to fruit. and rather than maintain a
constant defensive warfare the owners
have out down their trees.
It is a badoomusentaryon our institu
tlous, that in America. the freest of coun
tries, the boys should be the most Iszeu,
and should have the least regard tor the
rights of public and private property
The movement to incrssss the lira-sly oi
our villa” is making program One «I
the ilrst thing to he done to make It sue
”Ital Is to t‘ch boys and men that wan
tool] to break a twig. to steal it flower or
todisligurs a lawn Is an onetime against
the whole community. - Yonth's Com
panlon.
lelf Appeastsltag lasleiaas.
Podbly the observation of some at my
friends will confirm my own. that the
quality of those terrible street lust:
ments. the plsnoovusns. as they art-call
has deteriorated while that of the strm
has Improved lhope soon to and
the forrnsr have disappeared. while
Iattsrldouot hesitste to alumnae
l have a suspicion that suumg
g udnsttsls might be (mud. If
psustnte their disguise. some of
delight high priced audiences In
season with chamber most. and
deli-retreat seesd. The orchestras
s-soe certainly have cheap
1‘ r a r:
bib? ‘
E
liter occupation. they rosy have
thh humble calling for the suns-
mart lows or trier-do not Iaekthellis
tinetlvssrtlstls spirit.
For _ sfrIeudefmInewhothInks
muehof hilt-sf ssa multivitamin! who
shares my preference for s comiortabls
Wilma this man. we. an
m tothongh bisom wtndms byths
efeasot thus bends thsothsrevss
i
lord lamb-trinssdtoeueoomuetheperform
sass. lie waved sway the lppllcultt. say
Ins. ”We stake isasis hers narrate-t"
h it Incredible that. deprived I!
II. I., New Haven & Hartford II. B.
(butcher H, I890.
TRAINfl LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You New You. A. ”.4. lllelrwpl Mondays)
u. 5 tbflimlmnl skulls-Tart. 7 Lilac. 7 Met. 93
anew-suiurmtm ex. am so. It)" ea.
"8'; alex. '. M.v~-l:&t’wx. I“ an. 25) ex.
25in. to Htsmi‘orrl. espreas from mumftrrd.
33b. tales. 507 at. to HtsulfnrdJfihs. “lilac.
6 am. II M av. 7 hi u. a ll an. influx. l “than.
Washington or "an. Sondra his es.. 5“
or II no. l’.. .«sltsv. ‘i so. also.
I'm: Nsw lures. A. )l.- llii nu. t to ac.
mu. tom. tides" more. mt. mi
es.. ml at, l flora, rm es.. ruse.» onus:
U"? 15"., 7 flat ..ail ac..le am. It If. Adams
or an, 123. n. m..os. Sundays 3' a» art.
9 list. a. until" W‘. p. to.
I'll! llslr'rrnurv. A. Mr Clo an. Oil or.
mom. P. hi» emu. Mm. ruse. rd
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on Srmsunsw. A. air-slush sites.
we». mu. own. mm. ides" ad
an, hr: In" t Manda morning between
New Haven arul trough in.
You limvms. . M.“I is (via Shore his-I.
P. at. am er. Ivisllpringfleldl. to! es. via
Hartford).
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ransom Rostrum. A. about s set
ac. Iflsenltltex sum. noon. Trim.
tails-noes. P.Nr-lt0se..ltltes.. tine"
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ho. 7t West stenuu. alum
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IIlINT 8:. ZELBFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
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Pure Tomtto catsup.
Imported Sardines.
Astute for Web-man‘s (‘rrnmory Butter.
0rd";- deliveml girl-moth .
HUNT & ZELU FF.
”III-Bil Bllflli FBI! IIIIII SLIIBI
IIIII Til BIIILII
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has buildings Me‘s-r with worth»
owner‘s-d a w.‘ any-at el hmi'r- as
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FsIlTrrm bruins Mute-min 7. Ruth wit-m.
m not”, "am In. nun-.1 In: ilium- rhifl year
to all HIlntI-‘rlfv‘ a Illa-llama Edumiton. t'nrn-
men-hi. Mmrtlsand and T) [we tiling. .M‘n’
drum and Telegraphu l!- gurtnmus. IhlIIt the
addition of Iirrnmn no.1 .in him l:.rv-. i'rmi.
dent may be itits-rrivur-I .;I ll.» I'uilrgv afllr
August 25. l'urreefiuiuluuo v-dh ttml. I aim
bigne- sent on app! “(lull Addres-
muslin. ut‘nrssziso cousins
STAldFtlltll. to“
Housatonlc Railroad
Dashsry sniNbFrElk Divides.
CORRECTED TU JUNE It. lwl.
Trainsleave bomb Nurmdk for Dentistry“
Quintana“ BILL. 5 lmdfiaud liizfipJn.
auudays the. m. and s 5:! p. m.
to. leave Danhury for South Nurwslk‘
Gill. Tabular“! II his. tn.. 3 I. am nod 61‘
p. to. finsdayswltlt» a. In and it b T' m.
Trains leave iiottth Sorwslk for minefield»
Slbarul’ldmru.. l2ll.:::|. (slit and are p. m
Trains lure llhl efir'hl for Smith Nurw nlk ~
6% 7.1. ”bland to»... rm, 2 w. :ifli. inland
. in.
". ew York and l‘ltisfleld exprsm- lvovrm New
lurk st :53) m..Houth Surnslh no p. in.
arriving at l liailelrl nub p. m.
'I'lltnileld and New \ nrk “press leaves
T’limileid at till . m. Its-Illrl to p. m. wou-
mtln with n. y. to. train from lIanIniryi
Hilllth . ornalk is) p. on. arriving at New
York Ill 3:. to.
‘Daily earept Hominy.
IAIN Lil"; DIVIHION.
Trains leave Bridgeport as follows:
libs. an. psmrger for l'lusttrkl.
a. for Pittsllrtd. mating
the West.
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tlfuvd mot.
It for Ilreat harrlnstna.
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M. i-I. SKIEEONS,
PRICES we.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
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Waters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses. Grocery
Home, Farmers’ Horses. in fact, Anyth
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TO HORSE BUYE
I MAGNIFICENT
FIIIIII DIIS‘ VISIT.
$I5.00
counts Ill thElSiS.
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confections,
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Basl‘llaierial is~0§ed£ombiningllurabilbybnd ‘9”
J linking it the‘hest one We... Shoe in the mar.
Oallaudoxamino them before purchasing any othershoe,
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‘ now “no“ coons'féiiriiéirul
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GRAND OPENING
Merino and Sutton Underwea
Dress Goods. Furs. Sinai; alld Curtain 0000
September 2| and 22.
Imported Suits. Bicb Seal Garments,
W. B. Hall & 00.
1,000 Pairs of Ladies Shoes
CLOSED 00T IT SPECIAL PRICES
But one in which the _
EVERY PAIR waRRANTED. :
South Main Street. 39. . Norwltllt
BRIDGEPORT. ,
Two hundred feet of counter morn has , , ‘ "
trash ayatorn extended to @hlmfimamntfifiww;ma '
the European buyer. ' ‘ '
0? V ' "
Dress Goods. SIHIS. Upholstery. Ribbons. Notions. ' .
September l4 and l 5.
Will he introduced ' g I
And all fashionable I’m-e and Cloak: will have a apoolal cahihitlrm.
——~T0 BIS——
gunslu. nominal :it n roduvtion. and
These shoes
in be sold
.. A. .4. E; e.
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A
world lots of regular
tine lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
$2.m: rvglilar price. $3.50 to 84.50. 1 Inc lot of 304.) pairs Lounsbury,
and. imporiovts. at prions that mnkv t mu
8| Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
We are selling
The DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port
N ORW ALK.
at priory that make them
$3.50 to 3m»; regular price $.50. One lot of
Mathewson it (30.2% slightly imperfect, hand- 8"”
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F. H. NASH & BRO. ..
Video. New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers,
able, including New York Ranges. 3
m; Altll mtnwmu A rut. mm or
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
2m: 'airs Lounsbnry, Mathewson & Co’s slight-
smvwl. worth Sim-n a pair: will I)» sold for $2.50
THE BEST REMAINS EIEII OFFERED.
Estimates given on '
We have a fine stock of
We quote a few pricesf
SHGESI Ir 1 amagod, mar'hine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
to 32.2.3. Balance:- ill fine Oxfords. sari] I08
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Decorated and Plain China.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
IN ALI. TITS [ATM HIIADII‘JI ARI) I‘Alilili‘ll.
Ill’lf‘lAIa MAM IN
TIIISTIIIII & HIIT
NORWALK, CON
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BENNETT It IIIISTEB, .g. , , .
Meats. moi-.1 is transit-reef crows-advert
Pb“. Gym". m m Its-pies is be sell fl
Intelersablnloulty.
Norwalk Chronicler