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'lodlu'undohiltlmn'sthoes.
Q1, tonnerly $3. and another
ovoflhlnf drool a child's
mun r o spemnltien in
A ladies’ line Kid Button
at wormorly 02. Missed
Sc 1 Shoes at 7.5 cents.
inn pleasure to chow
_ ..,._.._....
“hm warrior. m»
hWN-chmhllymmm
“Cumulcbbwdlwmlth m
m m “chiming blond thinlt‘dyod 4h.
mm roundi- brothcrslnln. »
Andflml’auglt willow. Ah! that thin»
I!” ”uh-
'l‘hoy how not hound—it in uhutly drum.
lily. ‘tlu nodmuiwlwlt on thy hand. 0 Coin!
Mum ho. wild eyed. rooted to the loot.
At Int horn-m- trqm his slum dark.
M walking Ilka/u blind man, doth deport
_‘ :Alt, m 0n hint lonhnd damn the
pod byhhoruh, but he tools It not.
hotwlthln hint broom burns hlo hurt.
THE BURGLAR’S GHOST.
I all: not on inmginatlyo man. and no
‘onowho known me can tiny that I hav-
omindulxud in uentimental idem upon
‘wmhject. I am rather predisposed, in
but, to look at everything from n purely
Wotan point. and this quality has
Jhorulurther evoloped in me by the {not
all! {or two ty yearn I hurt: been an active
Mlle! of the detectin- police turn: at
Waldorf]. a large town in one of our moat
Important manufacturing districts. 2 A po-
liceman. a mod people will readily be-
lluvnhanto tit-til with m much practical
life that helmmlmnll opportunity for do
reloping other than practical qualities-a.
nndhein more apt to believe in tangible
things than in idem of u somewhat super—
stitious nuture. ”However, I Wm ones do
derthe llrm conviction that I had been
largely helped up the: ladder ol lilo by the
ghost of u once woll known hurtzlnr. I
have told the htnry to luxury. and how
‘ board it commented upon in various lash-
Eom. Whether the mount-nut trcrc satiri-
color practical. it muth- no tlili'lmuire to
the; I had a firm faith at tlmt tune in the
truth 0! my tale.
_ Rubicon your» not) I mm a plulll clothes
floor at Westlord. l was then twenty:
three yearn of zinc, sutd very anxious about
Walnut“ rs. First and {motorist l desiml
motion; Mind, I wislml to ho nmrrit-d.
0! mm I won more eager about the sec-
pnd than the first. because my nwmghmrt,
Alice Moorenrus one of the prettient and
clevercst Kirk in the town; but I put pnr
motion first for the nimple reason that
with the promotion must come hefon- mar-
tinge. Knowing this. I was always on the
bokout {or a chance 0! dintiumtishintz my~
Elf, and I paid such attention to my dutics
that my superiors begun to notice me. and
forctolduuucces-ilul career for me in the
future.
Oncercningln ”it? last week at Scott-m»
her, 1813, I was sitting: in- my lodgings
wondering what l could do to earn the
promotion which I so earnestly “'Iahell (or.
Thinfi were quiet just then in \l'cstlord,
Ind lam niruid I hull trialled that sumo-
thingdrmdful might new” it I only could
hire a ElIllItC in it. lint». pursuing this
min of thought when I suddenly heard it
voice my, "60th evening. officer."
I turned sharply around. It was llIlnnst
dunknnd my lamp was not lighted. For
all that. I couldm clearly enough a man
who was tilting by u chest ol drawers that
stood between the door and tho window,
likabllrstotxlhetwet-n the drawer.» and
”I. door. and I concluded thnt he had
quietly entered my room and Icatrd him-
Inll More uddming me.
"(itiod evening," I ":Nll'll
hear you come in."
Ht: laughed when l bill'I ”Klimt: low.
chuckling, rather nlylaugh, “So." he said,
”I destiny not, officer. I'm a very quiet sort
0! person. You might say. in fact—noise-
lcn. Jn-t so."
I looked“. him narrowly. tooling con.
alduubly Inrprined and ”(4!!!“th at his
W H. VII It thickly built uiuu. with
1mm lace and heavy chin. Hllnoae mus
”III. but aggressive; llll eyes were little
and Monhldowed by heavy eyebrows; I
could In them twinho when he spoke. An
tori-lady's, it wulu keeping with his face.
II. won a rough unit 0! woolru or
m; u thick. gnyly colored Belcher tit-Nt-
mhlol cncirclod his hull like throut,nntl
in his big hands he continually twirlednnd
twhod a fur cap. mud. apparently out of
tho-kin at some {norm dog. As he out
than militia ct mo and saying nothing, it
III-domain! nonunion-hie.
“Wm do you want with me?" linked.
“Just a llttlc matter 0' bulimia," he an,
“I didn‘t
“You lhonld have gone to tho odioe.” I
add. "We're not nuppoud to do bouillon
lthonie.”
“ t you are. Knr'nor," he replied;
“but wmtaltn myou. It‘s youthnt‘u
wdo my lab. II I’d hn' noon the nupcr»
and-It ho might ha' put wmebody elm
on to It. “It wouldn't hn' lulled mo.
You no. onion. yon'n young. and moms)-
ly llhtor promotion. till"
ht Illt yo- wntl" I lnqulrod main.
"Ain’t you row to h- umiliated!" he
m ”Al-’tyoomowmdlm "
In» nun why lsbonld toner-l
«on from this strong: visitor. i
that I warn anger (or promotion.
“Ah!" ho laid with a utinllrd nmlle;
'n moth». It'll make you III th-
. Now. one». you list-u to me.
1’. Mow pot. yott on wunlcallttlo
Mil 1M you’ll be A mutant I»
long. will. You'llhooompllmcnv
and tum clam wudnelt in
. 'uo Illlr. my word- I! you
ain't.”
“0'0 with It,” I hid. lancylug i mu
m tho m’n "You're no
ymdmrmlmmm.
’ll'wutn ”
mm “but. “Am-rd." Mum,
A “m "‘ ‘23? :“W‘i
won 0 t n
3 do uni-mm. if» m .
1‘1: Mmmhnotfluh'fud
M
Milt! [WMNMI
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t
I
badmi- Why, thou-n
W was on-
mmmaw thin-Ila Bou—
”mMWmhnnm
Minimum-Mill word. At
Thou-what Light'l'wrl Jim’culur. He'll
min thmugh thor-tsllvry wlnrlow'nhout
1131.. than lto’ll pim- thmugh the buck
And trout kitchen: and into the hinlar’s
pantry-Honk in a bottom. can than
ain't no turn at all—nut! tum ho'lllut to
work on the side. Some of his Into pull in
mull“ give hint the tip about thin on
7'
Allow} did you come to nmol‘ ltl”l
. I
“Never mind, guv’nor. You wouldn't
under-land. Now, l truth you to be up
there tonight and to nab Light 'I‘ood Jim
rolhuuded.m mupenlt. it’ll mean pro
motion for you, and it'll-null. me down to
the ground. You want: to be about and
to watch him cutter. Then follow him 7nd
do: him. And bulimic-d. olliccr. for div. '1!
light like a tiger it you don't dm»; iii»
teeth lint." '
“Now. look here. my man," said I: “this
hall very well. but it's all irregular. You
I
. must just. tell me who you are and how
you come to he in Light'l'ocd Jim's her
crew. and I'll put it down in block and
white.”
I turned utrny from him to get my writ»
ing muteriuls. I trust not a hull mlnutu
with my hack to him, but when I turned
round he mu. gone! The door was shut,
but I had hoard no sound from itcither
opening or shutting. Quit-k an thouth l
durted to it, tore it wide upon. and looked
down the-narrow optimum. There was no
one there. lrnu hastily downstairs into
the passage. and Pouml my Inndlmly. Mrs.
Mnrriner, standing; at tho open door \\ ith
a Icmnle friend. “Mr-ts. hhtrriner," l amid,
breaking in upon their mnremtion.
"which way did that nmn go who came
down stairs jnnt now ?"
Mrs. Martin" looked at me strangely.
“There ain’t been no mun come down stairs.
Mr. Parir-r."nnid silo —"Iulnllwn}'s. not. this
good thrccquarwm of an hour, which mo
and Missia Higgins ere, ltlllu’t: comeout
to [like no airing, Iicr liming hot-u ironing;
all this IlIWI day, Ilil‘ boon «nudity horn
all the time nml ain’t never it’l‘ll u soul."
“Sensation!" Innid. ".\ 1mm t-nttu'tlim‘n
{mm my rtmm jlisl tum‘ “(he lltztti ynu’M-nt
up twenty minutes since."
Mrs. Mortimer Inniml or. mu mil. an ex»
pn'ssinn hankering: lllt' IIIllhI. pmhmnd
untoniolmmit. Mrs. lilo-gin» sighed deeply.
”Mr Parker." mid M E's. Martini-r. “sorry
um l to say It. Ml". but ynlr'rr-oithe-r intoxi‘
tilled or ehw you're a-nlckrnlng for bruit)
lever. sir. Tin-n: ain't. no pursuit onlorwl
this door. in or out, {or nlgzl tvnln an hour,
as mo and .‘IISP‘I‘ Higgins we will mitt- our
Bible oaths no."
I went up stairs and looked in tho romnu
on either side of odor. The man mus not
there. I looked under my hcvl, and at
course he won not there. lie tuiut have
gone down stairs. But then the woun-n
must have «on him. Thorn wtos only one
door to the button. I gave it up in despair
and began to Muokc my pipe. By the time
I Ind dmwn the host whit! [decided that
ll uny "III! won “intuitirritml.” it Wlb prolm»
hly Mr». .‘Elll'l‘llltfl' .izid Mr.» lli:gim,ond
thnt my strongl- visitor mil dopartc-d by
the door. I mu: not going to hollow that
he had :in; thin: anyoriktuml ulmnt him.
1 hurl no duty that night: and m tbr
hours wore on I found mym-Il Mom in my
moire to go up to All» Singletou'a house
and seewhnt Icould main: out at my ”I
lornmnt'n mry. It won my nptnilmtlllll
my Into visitor was n_ whiluin “gull" ut
Light 'I‘ocd Jim’s. und that having Inacmne
awnrr oi the lulter'n plot, he had. for mini»
rennin of his own. decided to split on lill‘
old chum. ’l'liinven' disarmament in nu
honé‘st man's opportunity, nnd I deter
mlncd to hllI‘lt‘ lilo truth of tho story told
me. lxst it should come to nothing. I III"
chit-d not In "3901'! tho ninth-r to my
chiel. ll lumM rcully capture Light ’l'nod
Jim. my nuccm Would he nil tln- imm-
brilliant by being suddenly opt-tint; upon
the nttthoritiut. _
I made my plan 0! notion rapidly. Itoolr
nrcvolrcr with ma und went. up to “lain
Singletou'it homo. Fortunately. I knew
the liouocltepcr there—u middle :ignl,
strougtuinded womnn. not coolly fright-
ened, which wnun good thing. To her I
oommuniuttml such inlurumthm us. l mu
Iidered necemnry. Slut consented to run
ml me in tho room when- the, only: blunt]
There was a cuphuunl clone by the 2min
from which [could command it lull VIt'W
ol the burglur’n operations and pounce
upon him at the right moment. It only
my lnlorrnutlon who to he relied upon,
them '3. every chance of my capturing
the tumour burglar.
Soon utter midnight,wlu-n thl' houne mu
all quiet. i went to tho roomy and got ium
tho cuphounl, locking mywll in. Them
um two openings in the panel. through
either 0! which l was able to command it
lull view of the rotmi. My with.“ With
tomb". cramped. but the limo tumn
pound uway. My mind was principally ”(‘-
Guplcd in wondering“ I wan really about
to burn a chance oi diutlnuuluhlng toy-ell.
Somehow, there WM an air of nonnllly
About the event» of the mining which pul-
alcd mo.
Suddenlyl heard it round which put out
on the alert rt own. It was nothing man
than the «rocking of I bond or (matting at
odoorwoultl mohluuqnlothome: but It
wooded intuitions-l to my ammonium.
ldrew myull up radium thr door at tine
ouplioud and piano! my eye to the own
In: In tho marl. I hall tilled tho key ulthu
door. and kept my Ingram upon it in wall-
n. to spring upon the burglar M the
proper nwmont. Alter whut mined mine
tlm I now tho gloom of light through the
hyholo oi the door atoning into the pun:
try. Thonltnponcd.ond n mute-nylon
u tin-ll lanmn cam. gently Into tho room.
At lint I could no nothlnzol hill-toe; but
when my tyc- grew mnstonml to the
hazy light I now that I' haul lit-um rightly
lnlormol. cod that tho burglnr wan indwl
no other thou the tumour: ldght Tool Jim.
All I stood thorn watchltnt hint loonld
not help Itdinlrlog the call (which in
which in unt mworlt. lla went om to
tho window and mini-lad it. ill: trial
thedoorol tho cupboard In which ”and
mind. 'I‘hau ho locked tho door of the
try nod turned hlfiluflllltm to tho tilt.
in not his lump on a chair Moro the lock
and tools lion lil- mm in own. and
ya oolleetlmol tools never Iran.
in: that ho mt quietly tun! wiltly to
work.
Light 'l’otd Jim was a nonlethal. ollmly
built follow, With link manual» dot-lop
not about himwhll- I I'll n Ilium
with phutyolhouudnlmw. ll outfit:
“‘ 3
in. out] plea-III with him: but l
MM din-would notebomu light.
Wmmml [uncontamin-
mm. which to would on on no
, yplun titanium
allow his wing: our the
olthflhthwlom
and ll financial-ml
mm a r a ll.
pilot-(lithium nob-ought
TlIEI.
r.“-
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mmmmmdmm
on "tumor tum, /
sou'ru nonwmi .
out?
T suits
' too-r
atheism nrlot
' to» mum 31:: £
William H.8lrlnrds,
Oc
Wettilldioplnym
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I ‘ alull Illw a all kinds
w.
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lltlncltmo Hillel Block.
mutilation 0! rant and autonlnhuicntu
he wont down. ind lmmedlmly bran to
wrigglonndrrmo like on tel. A: I hot
him tlowu with one luiml ltrlultopull
out the handout!» with the inner. 'l'liln
mwhut aloha-puma! mound the hur-
glu profited by it, to pullout unhnrp India.
flu but! worked Ilium-it round on hilt lunch.
Ind belon- I mllzml who: ho was ul’wr ho
was hacking {uriowtly nt [no u ith hl.» limit,
Willie hlndo. Tin-n l mdixcd that we
werugolng to invent Illllll Iur it. and pro—
myrtdl. lie tried!" run the Itullo
ate my side. l word”! it all. hm. tilt!
blade caught Ilw lir'uhr [NM or my Ht urm
MEI?“ ll “'ill'l.) airwlm m’ Ill'imi ~purl.
out.
That marl-h-mwl mu. :qu l W'I’u'li one of
the wool drill a lying to II' at 2,:tuii nnd hit
my mall surly :t blow nvrr tin» tr: lpIi-s “Ill!
be collapcd n! one» and I1)! it dead. - I
put the handcul‘lu on him ltl~!’t-III)‘, rind,
tonuhonmttcn still mzm- .w-swin. I iso-
cumd his nnkh-s. 'I'Iii-nl [HM‘ mil lookt-II
at my arm-a 'l'ho kllIfn- l M IlhlIIl.’ u nmoy
trash, and the blood mm flowing I’m-1y.
but It Wilts mil hurl-ma .:.m \VIII‘II lit" Izul w-
keeper. who had jmt . .. vn upptn'lrv-I .. tin-
Icene. hnd Inn-lupin: II. I wr-m out um .-i»
cured the help u! tlmpnm ”mu I III“-'. wt
in conveying Light Tin-t2 Jim lu Illt‘ a L 1'
I felt nprouel mun when l tmnl.- my n
port to the inflict-tor.
"Light Too-d Jim?" nttivl hr.
Joules Bland? Sonic-rim. Par-liar."
took him to ll;-- (‘l’II
IIMINIL‘d It) It} 1m- ‘ n-tiir,
“You’re firm. I' “1'," lit-mini " l lmt's
the mun. “ill. this tall! be it Ltir thing
for you."
Altcru limo, tooling it little uxnunsti-«H
went homo to try and gut mum rial-p. Thu
surgeon had attended to mytirm. and told
me It Wu» but 6| superficial wound. It lull.
lore enough in with of that.
I had no wont-r rouuiml my lodgings : Imll
Istlw sitting in my t'Jl~:.’ a-hnlr lit» Struncv
man who Incl «Mir-l ltlmlx mo , a. ' - la
the (Within.- Ilt- rllnl' in im mi oh i I
tutored. I smml at him in utzi-i u‘tl»'.l~:"'
mom.
"Well,gur'imr," mid hr, "I m.- you'll-
done it. Tou‘w grit lint) sqnitro mu! (air.
I reckon?"
“Yet." I said.
“Ah!" ho mud. with it sigh of round: in
Nttisluctiun. “'l‘ucu l'iu ssitisliwi Yum!
don’t kuowm lmw rhvro's mum. more I
could say. i mrkon no how Light '13»...le
on me isquits."
I was determined in linrl out who IIII'l
mun was thin tinw. "Sit down." I all
"There's :1 qumtiuuur two I mun ml. inn,"
Just let uw got my coat all aim: I'll lull». In
you." ltmk my coat ‘1 unit “t'IlI mrr ;..
the bed to Iny it tlunli. ”Nu-x thou," ...-—
gun, and looks-J around ht him. I .~u..l tm
” Wlmt.
But I
-. tr'nrrv .ltm mu lit-ill;
.
l
p
more, being litcmlly niruck dumb ‘l'im
man was gout E
I began to loci uuwmlortnhla. I no
hastily down slulrs, only to find tllu min-r
door lockhd and bolted, l“! I had It'll ll ll
(ow minutes Indore. I \rvul hark. ltzu‘i Ty
nonpltlwrd. Fur :ut lm‘ir l [Mllitlt'lrtl 1'
nmttt-r UVC'E‘. hut runld L: nth-r ltxtllm hurl
nor toll of it.
“'heu I thit .! law in tln- mix .
nmruingl “.Iw IIlEHi‘lllt'tI lit.” tlu- : 1
wonky! to raw ltli‘. I \t’rnt [him 'I II. u l.‘
he «not lyingin had with his I||'.‘llI ;..i- .1....r:
I had hit him pretty hard. 8'.‘ ll. m; m: mi.
and it Wlul prnlmldu In' it mid l. Hr In 1
on the sick “-0 for Mrllll' llflyh. "'.\ i
guv'mnfk: ill lw. “you'd tho I» I ll .
IMt night. You Izit mo rutlu-r I...n; t.:..
limo."
"I wusmrry to hurt: it) do it, my until.“
Innswored. "You would hat-“o atablxvl liu’
If you could,"
"You." II“ Mid. "I olm’tlld. Ilut I a.
gtn"nor,mtnen hit clam“. l mm in :.-..
you nqucntion. How ulnl you no .u' l on
on that little job but night" For, a‘rlp ii».
there wasn't A will know u lm-ntli noon: .~.
but myself. I hadn‘t no pals. m-t'er tnlkv-«l
to anybody about it, nercr ”taught :iloml
about it,» I known on. How mmo you to
him. it, guv'nori‘"
There was no um- rim in Ehl' l't'II with us.
and [thought I might find out «unit-thin;
nlxmt my utynterimm visitor of the night
before. “It mun pal ul youm who um.»
me the lnlormntlou." I will.
"(fon'thrugur’nor .\'o use tt-iling hm
that. I ain‘t no pnlr—hrotwnyu [ml in tho
”b.”
"Did you everkuuu a man l...-' tlii»? ' I
dmrlhedmyvlnltnr A» l prim-Mod, I. .ht
‘I‘oodJlm’u loco msuuml an Exprmtvll ui'
real terror. \l’hutevurcolor lllt'rc m..- in
It Indctl tawny. I never saw it man In ll
niorothoro‘ighly lriuhtrtml. "l’.« .w
Mid cagi-rly, “In (:nlll’M' l klim‘. --. m- n In
Why, it'ulinrhnrn Iiill,n.t I pul‘d ulna ..t
one: limo—and wliottlid ho my, giir'um
that he owed run it gruduo! 'l'hnt We mu
units tit lut.’ ltiglit yml nu. ‘mm he did
own menirmdgc. I mom-d llill wry ninihlyy
”very shabby Indeed. and he oll'urrhuh'lllll
he'd have lilo mortar. ()n'y. uttr’nor. u hot
you we want lLirltu-n lllll at all, hit! Iii-a
about. 'ou Illtrknm Ilill’n lmvn olmvl oz...
buriod this thm 321"."
I wot naturally very much «remind 0.:
my mind out this weird an'quptnout at
tho adult. and l ml to think about It Inn,‘
slur Wt'I'ord Jlnl had once nuiro ru-
tlrodtothemltnslam til Purlllml. Whilr
in wn in chum at \Vutlord I tried mun:
thou one. to worm mm» mow lid-innit: inn
not oi him about the defunct llurku-o llill.
but with no moon-In Ila would my in
more tlmn that "lltll tu- Ilwvl nud hm. ~ l
tldo three yrnrt" and Willi that I Iml
to bacontcnt. Gradually I come In imi- u
llnn hallo! Hm I had ludiml own lion-d
by Ikrkru llIlI’I about, out! I out-u tulll
tho nory to brother other”. and mum
um. not well laughed at. 'l‘hut. homvwr.
mutual llllle to me: I It‘ll. nurt- llmt lmy
min who bud mm through the mum on»
patients would have had the some lmllrln.
tumor-Ii I not my promotion mni it.»
noon ultrrwurd umrrhvd. 'I'llluun «out
well with me. nod l unlined lrummm
mm “other. in my mom mind I “will
Ilium lure l owed my that me totin-
bnrulnr’l “him. um] I almnld hntumn
tlnnud to think no not lnr nu lm‘idvnt
which mound tilt lira yum nth-r my
. turn at Light nod Jim.
had neon-inn to travel to obedient tmm
Walloon, Ind had to change trains at
kill. The contour l «upped Into with
occupied by n niltnry individual, who
turned lib Em to in. m i not down.
I’l’hoogh dial-rd In morn mmtobln hair
ion. llntnndlutcly maul lb. man who
he mind It]! so mymrltm-lynt my lodg-
lng.” )ly lint letting; in» om at tar, ulnl
L may Inn thawed ltdorlhcnmn
“Hallo, gor'nor.” slid hr. "1 no you
know-l in may“ m In.» on
ma dull to I». cum": m. don't
"mum”,"lwl'fi’um
i..’
ll‘
Ir".
Iliad non» up: You ttIlDllId hnmmonpto
"Ill ultlthn-l tin-w you’d hnlound mo.
50 you look mu luv u ghoul Well. I’m
blown ."
I told him what lailtht Toot! Jim hulluld
in the 0"“.
“Ay,” mldh». "l ‘Il'wl-tl”, guv'um'. You
are ’twun this way—it wrneu't Jltn'l Inult
ul wasn't timid. ll» tried to murder mo.
gur'uor, lu- did: :qu It'll. um u-lylug tor
dead. 50 I ml to lilyM'I! when l comet
round that I'd pay him out lumlwl' or lulu;
But tiller that I quit the prudwnlou. JItu'o
nasty wuduuk hath: made the nick o! it.
So I went in (or import work at my old
trade, which mu druinint; and pipe remih
Ilm. I on» on n juhn’ that mrt in Want;
lord. near Miss Singleton-“n homo. when I
see Light 'l‘oml Jim. I bud n lildt-u what he
won up to, harm hennl o' tho pinto. and 1
watches him mm or two night». and you A
notion ’mr he was god‘s to work :he job.
Themo’ course, you mini; it olilcer and
close II hnnd Inpluw rm him—null that's
all.”
"Bill. you had gr
correct?"
"Why, 0' ovum; guv'uor.
it. the time and detail.
I want an old
Intro, and I kin-w jun! how_.lim would
work it,ultrr seeing his pcrlim'unry ob-
Iurvntioiu. lint a ghost! Ho, ho. hu~
why, gut"nur,_mu must lm’ lmcn nn-ry
green young nllicor in tilt-m dnyni"
l'rrhnpe I want. At my ruto l lenrtml n
Icnmulroui the fialerunt llnrltsrn Ilill-
umnely. that in searching a hmnw it li. ul-
wuys mlvisublo to look up mi well an down.
~Clutuihera' Journal
“eating a Drum mar.
Jil‘ipt‘l‘ ”edge but!» grout reputation (or
balm; curclul in his stutruwntmuntl was
anxious to prmrru it. "o 1 union.-
homely block and brown creator»: of no
great inlellgcncc,to whom he Wlm touch
lttnchcd. Linc day this dug strayed away
trout bonny, :tnvl Jasper, who no-vrr hull any
finial l~n~inm on hand to prowl-d. hi5
following his inclinations. prt-st-ntly
strolled out In scorch oi’ hi5 misting mm:
rude.
“'hon he numbed the Village alorv ho
saw. sound on the :tepn In a mntflnplutivo
attitudc. It "drummer" who had evidently
made up his mind tuntudy nature while
waiting {or the slurektboper‘s drohdvm m to
the rcspectiirc merits of dillereut oomph-n.
“Young mun." drnwlt-d Juniper, coming
to a halt. "Ill’V you mu nu) thin of n dug
pmin by hero. my on hmur er nu huour'n
a half. or mobile twu hanttnu into. Inplu
along nt the mn- ut nmile or .1 mile'nn
half. or nwhho two milvn on humor!"
“Yen. Idid you n do: my by," n~pltcd the
drummer. with tirident mnuunirnt.
”\Vn-nl. Hum." nitiil Jasper, with some
nnxicty. nesting one loot on the lone-t
mp. “could you jrmr‘ bring yer mind to
the penick'lrrs amuut hint?"
"Let me in," said the young man, nirily
flicking speck» of dirt oi! the nu-po with
his tune; "ho panned hereon hour or no
hour and n hall or two hours ago. going at
the ruin of n mllo or at mile rend ll hull nr
lwuliyllr‘n an hottr.mnl ho had u .-put on
bill lt-i't all“! about 3:» It; :i.» n tIHiIul‘ or :t
dollar and rt hall or [no dollars."
Art the nptmkcr luoknl up to we 1! hi»
wittirinm mu appreciulfil he noticed a
somewhat nnolcmnt expmnion on J»—
per‘n (M... and him will‘ Marge and hungry
looking dug "lupin" ruptdly toward him.
“You'ro pmwrlul smart npultt-n. «nin-
ut-r," druulul .Impi-r, “nu I Ain‘t tum-u uII
thon- in In llu‘ lmrul' pt. I onlc'lnlc, but I
think my (lug lu-n giro yer my notwnul
lipotn ul’ thi~ nix.» 3171i mmlt' mention Ll.
right on the lugs-l! the-2n hpll'kt‘llyrspxin
pnnndoum u' yolirti,t.-l you'd lant-r lrr
how him! lint IlU‘n‘." ln- :oliinl. In it tum-
oi Iltblitm- t-mitrmpl. "mu on him :lin'c
molly not time tor bother with yr; c-nrnr
along, Tluww!" and drnning oil the dug,
who looked M if ho were being dt-prived ul
his rights. Jasper snuntrn-d away.»
Youth'» Companion.
lien-lit- ul Schwll [or that Inn-o.
An cunhlc mum and than: mm! likely to
recover arc the one» who gvuerully flIIt‘Hll
ochtiol. the tIlfih‘l rurnttw influence» can
not be accurately mlilivllctl; but. an might
be expccml, the rum! rtu-uurngiug Man!”
are met with in the your“; and in than»
whoa: liimnity hm been ill cumpni‘ulil‘rly
whorl» nlllrntiun. I can rr-trttll tun I'HFQ‘I
whrro the pntlrm could not twill or write
before hocomlnn llloflllt‘. but Im'llnll.’ luirly
proficient in both herons returning homo.
Thruc otlwru also occur to on- who «pa
poured to In.- ill tlm depth-o of drmrnt‘m. but
wort-miter m-vcral days Hi goth-tit trlnl.
mode to liol nn throw-nth: u "puzzle. mop."
nod each Mnt ull nutntvrmptrdly to rc~
cot-cry and homo.
Another pnticnt in tho torrorni (hr until.
In which Ithe only» until it! o‘clock in tho
mom‘luit, who“ also you quietly to nchool
null nmnlun lnr two hour» our: ol the moot
Interested ol them all. Alter halving the
nchool aha again hecolurn ugly and im-
table. and it in only tho (m 0! hulntt ltrpt
any from it that molar» her It all nun.
trollnblo. Bunly than sic-lured hummus
slum mull.- undlclent to finally tlu- anon»
undo: hutlun air-thin, not: chm the
mult- nu not to marital, tho lcbnol in M
but on lmportnntullnmwmiploynnnt.
“gnu, out of tlmlr um and ammo-
ruenu.-C. W. Pilgrim. M. 1)., In I’optdnr
Science Monthly.
Innu- In Div-don.
The low 0! fitted-n cum nearly lull
ol the witch nurlmol thecoumry. 'l'lim
(mu. which on chiefly of plnonnd hr. am
{mud in nurly it“ part- ot tho klnutlnm;
but many of tho hoe-t truck. attending in
none can. mtlmmuly lor eighty toll-n.
occur in tho uoutlurn district: at Noni-nil.
the ruler portal the lam land. incl-u
mound holow ill dean. of bulimic. The
mm: on: some 13,000 mun- mile.
of for.» land. and not: no catctllcnt u-
unglo to olhor notion in the momentum;
0! t ll W!-
On my aim quotltlu of young
plan-l «cry year to ill] on tho
it?
alumni tor tho smelting hip
ln than male» herniation
to continua the mpplyhyto
i...
any other 110050., Elm “E" E'EIII
hand—«erred many your: at Portland, I .
many
_ , " y ,
mum Goods? includin
on» och ‘ /
HOW m
astronomy...“
l E G E R , '
South Hamill, Bonn.
NEW T sun
What an: wv Ill-rt- lur‘: Tudn the right thing
by Eln- publiv. and giw llwm
PIJIlE 00008
AT THE
Luwssr us" not
“'hlrli him Mn our motto for nvr-r Ill years.
and has modi- our reputation an ‘wrllknown
A" um llir l'nitcd Stat“.
WE IMPIIIlI
Direct From The
Place of Growth
Aring to the (nonunion tlir hrtmllt ulali inlrr-
medium profit».
The 01.0 &P I00.
4| "III 8TIEET.
NIIIIWAIK, CONN.
200 Stores in the Iluitttl Stator.
sill 3m
swm t BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
352 Water Street.
NW! lll’ IMNK Blilluil-Zl’tlll’l'. ('1'
Porn land Zinc Ind l'ulr’utln "II. Mtlll'
Kbmllllillfdlflll ctcrylhl for l’nlnlrrm Hallo.
'I‘t-nln. 5N». Spurs. on. To . lirl Pull.
Bouillon Poles, Turkic. limit! am awrythlm
needed ulmut A hunt or h lt-dwrmrn. low
thin Marine. Idols“. Al kinda of Elwin-rm
Nu'upllrn. Plan for hints. lotus" and uhllc
hnIlill n. We no the row land he nour-
lbrnlnr )rnlgln untidy-ital mlon‘mp lln.
nurt'ottonllm g» Bug Row. Moulllo Elan
any». l'otlon Dru it and our Link- A
Bit urn nupuinr urinal ty tonuythlncmnlo
in t country. And this prior» no right duo.
Ttltaltm. In York Prim
Imr 0mm“.
Bill or tut lllllflclllllill
l’I"! MIL! RIVER.
ll. mllllil.
old-st mot bay
:3?" Mg-gfi'mmrulzhm
.... *:M‘mflnumm
FRANK BOYLS‘IRII
w. BI “Iain,
31mm of Marian Wot" Worn Alto,
" ”CmmlrllW‘Ami-th
unit im.
South limit. 00in.
ll MmWMflW
fl lliltutfldfll’l’lm-
O " " malt.
Int-rm
mama-raw
mum, ‘flmfiflm
‘nrrlva in Connecticut at or More!
. IOE OREA
Pi.”'.'il.’hml
‘1i.'"“s‘....i ii mom
MAIN WORN! .
FlIIIII > “'8' I VISIT.
IIIIIEIIIIB Ill EXPENSES.
(Inca i Drcwlng roam Chain Wm
Glenda couch berth. small at .u chum)
Ptclt't llama falls Minion Tour
to Earth's llmtut‘flym
Illll 3W Sights.
The mood would «not or the
Recreation Co. 1‘. 2. man:
“mammogram .
' .
Ordn- "» wyflll-d.
l
morning ll 6:” o'clor
k (lanolin
in tho Pulls at
i)”. m.
Ill.
in thrill to cannon with walnut!» ere
the nitric. Olmotl'p-yn tor stapler
lighttul 1.0mm“. ride; include. tw do
htncl orpl rivalehonae.nlr
corrlm rhlr to n i lots of imam
Polio—Goad Ma . Pompom P: k
Pnrlt.Qucen'u Dominant. 'nnndo;
Bruin Whirlpool Rn'pidn. lat. titration
o! the ifiatggfl! tho in,» can
rum (in Museum and Zooi
' “'1'?" Y - .
walk at 7:955. m.
(let clmlun for toll lnlonnotion and tlckm
of It. A. Mclmnnld. at I’Inintetl'n ‘d Moro,
Youth horwnlk.
1'. I. PICK. bloom.
trend
'rhllol.
1M.
honorary-
! 105 p. In.
ion
aid
claw cle-
«althrdm.
. micro can :mnnrm nt
I. train leaning 50th Nor
Housatonlc Rat
Duuhlry and Sorwulh Ill
CORRECTED Ti) JUNE l4
Trait» lone South fir-remit for
n in. in“. rm. l2ll.22 5 “Loam“
Sriuduys‘r 923:. tn. and 0 'i'.’ p. to.
Train» leave Ihnhm’y for South Norwnllt -
6.112 ammo-no ll 45-. on. 8L5. M5 and m
U-
nltl. tanking
not.
'Q.
'inxton .
mug”.
go.
as
X
p. m. Sunduytr- Mfr -. m and 50'- h m.
Tmlun have South Sony-1k tor didactic“—
not 9. m.
Trains Ifl"! Rldrfirld for Hunt!
60.1. 740, Bill that! II 553. u». an». 2 I35. SIIIM
'.\v~w York not! l’lttolleidnprml barn New
arriving at l wtirlrl M'llp. m,
'I’itlntirhl and Srw York rxprm loaves
tinting with ll p. in. train {rm Ihnburyl
mum Nurwdlt 7 in p. m.. arriving at Sow
‘lhiily ui rpt humbly.
MAIN LINE lllt’lhllltt'.
'Z If) a. "1., {mum—r l’nr E’lllnl‘lrlt
lows. m., passenger for Pitts-n
l0 l0; in" freight tn: Howl» vii
ll lilo. to. (rot it for 6th
p. m.. New Millard apt-rial.
in. '11.. 3|!" Millard «mini.
7351.. m. lfiumluysl mutter for Plttntlrld
and AIM).
, Vice l'renldrnl not!
Ilencrnl )lnn r ‘
I
l. l., Ilew Haven & llatllunl II. It
October l!. ‘39..
FULLUWH:
Fun .‘o’zw You. A. M. -5 in “‘an
. . to or. it 3
“Juli-mil urtvfllll ex. 0215 hr. Fill a.
“fund it Ila. tn.. bin-221. fill! at
Norwnlk ~
:n p. in.
York at 3:11,!» m., south anwullt Hid p.m..
tt
l’ittstlcld at l map. in, EklheI M0} p. in. won»
)
Yurl‘. F‘S’lp. m.
Trait» leave Bridgeport u follows:
ctmmtion. fur Albany rind tho W
if
lp. m" Pitta rill and Albany i
in» p. rm, {relight for (treat lhrrl‘mrturi.
Winnin- ll. Mummy
tut! . .
A. W. Pllullfl. General Pam-Mr Agent.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT“ NURWALK A!)
t Monday a)
u. 5“. ll II? In: itl 0.. Mint. 7 Zinc "
llJC lornl r1. mot-1. [m 30'. :20 9-1.
250». to Stamford. oxprm fro ‘ Stimulant,
in". l :0 ax. {'07 m'. in f‘tumlurd. 7- in. .13) or.
mm. ll “ or. 7 5i a. ll ll mu. Illfluu. l worn.
Washington cry-rm. Mind: , bi 121.. on
c!.. 9 15 N". l'. . [.1 ti “30.. 7.; 1w. ”Imam
Fort Nuw Hun. A. M.» in in t to an.
721 my!!!“ tux. Illiu.. Ilium. ‘ I \I I3
91..[McLJO‘JM’qIWoxudfou' rid-.13
“3.. 7150:..7 '5“:le ll 342.9“ My” 0: am
or lull or... 122'» A. m..rr. Snmlqyr- 7 :9 “3..
“Sara... m.: 60 to. p.rn.
Fun llurrrcmn. A. M. 0le 04".. “ll (1..
IDL'W. I'. M. Kuhn. l0: em. ‘1 than. 7 '5
u. all mu. um rl.. 125a. mu.
lmt Srntnonrw. A. ll. «6 loin, out“
17 harm, a [I
Illa-r. I'. .
Munro
\I. Hillel. tum.
or... tar: I’IH“)! Mumln‘ mnrnl
Now lluren um 34 rinatle mu.
on Burton. . M, H: lrln Plhnm Line).
“:09 «I. win Sprinlflirldl. to: en. ti:
l.
mu slaw roultl
3’. M.
ransom Nona“. A. M.“ 0: 93.. not
""701 unfillllrl. 90000.. Hill 1., limo-u.
lzlllnoonex. mi. ulna-Am 1.. 2mm.
0qu 33b 2:1,. a! r:.. I 0‘ 11., ill u..Ilch
{Mammal on. 93751an a. a a on. :an
midnight ex. Malayalam"? incubation
hilltmldnluht.
OLD and RELlIlBLE
IIIIlI IIIIIEIII EIIEIBIIT HIE
nmux ;
NEW YORK.
sou-m uonu‘ptLK
Asn’ .
NORWALK. O NH.
momma
cm W IIIIIIIIK EllllE
Will in ’l‘lcv In: Ill that“!
utmt.3to:v'1’ntl.:bp.~.. ‘ My»
arm-ti.
:3“!th 7mm. lip...
ml hut» Rant and
and“) draw)... “I"
U loot» 'ltyol‘Vor-
w it t r wlfig‘ tip-him
grim. ‘13“- ”Earhart?
; no monotheicomliningnmonnm
. have been entirely remodelled and enlarged.
cm our command has been urn-d, and no expense spared inmaking
Meat”: and Perfect "Halon $11
‘Bulmlnwhiehflto
linking it the wow We“ Shoo in the mil.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ~ . :7
_ Call and. exocrine them below nurturing any m shoe, “I,
H. 3. BROWN’
South Main Street. 80. Nomad...
w. 3.3 HALL ~& co.
. BRIDGEPORT.
NFW BfllllllNIl! NEW stock:
All Departments Enlarged.
3100,41000 to Dress Goods, $50,000.00 in Clocks, 825,000.00in Fur».
Im no ”ant Our spacious Cloak'and Suit rooms, on,
the second hormone replete with all the
Inovellics of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, enthralling
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New nrapery and Upholstery Rooms
001- largo rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
Every facility at
these rooms tho largost, host lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock it; replete with all the new novelties for up
holsto-ry and interior decorations. Thtmc beautiful fabrics have
been selected direct from the loading manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and America. and embrace many
rare novelties which tire only shown by us in America.
W- 3- Ha" & 0
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
~——'I'0 HE—
CLIISED BUT IT SPECIAL PRICES
And an uwmgr mlur'tinn n.’ nwr :ll‘l [It'l' r-r-nt.
goal». mrurtd at a rs-duttmzt.
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
200 irs Lounsbury, Mathewson & Coir slight-
sowwl. Wurill $5.00 a pair: will I»: sold for $2.50
THE BEST BIBGIIIS EVEI OFFERED.
Estimates given on
“'0 have .1 tin» stock of
IIIS TIIIII & IIIIII.
NORWALK, CONN». ,
M I I mm m bbm‘
Fllll.
E MJWJOIM.
Wu cumin a tow prior-it:
SHnES' Iy ( amagml, machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
to $2.25. “alum-v in line Oxfords. samples
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Wall.
Decorated and Plain China.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING-
:lxtntwrm: mm muons Alto "mum mum. mum on
‘mtninmrr charm .amIIIZIII sm‘i “'3': " j
Oysters. _
WJ-l. him"
Thane show an; odd lots of regular
Um: lot of 300 pairs Ladies” Turned Shoes at
$2.00; regular prim $3.50 to tum. One lot of 300 pairs Lounsbury,
and inure-rivets. at pricw that molar them
8| Washington St" 50. Norwallt.
Wo :trv milling:
I'ho DUUIIESS and wont: NICK ltAlitlli's, Both so and Port
N ORWALK.
HOSIERY :& UNDERWEA R
. ’ or man out
and to he sold at m nuke than
3:30 to $3.00; regular price $4.50. One lotof
)Iathewmn n Co's slightly imlmrfect. hand- sunEs
I
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Vtcloty. llew Stamford and Sllsby's Steam Healers-
nblo, including New York Rangers.
m: nnmttowmu A n’u. tin or
it lulu that. 80. m
I, mumumwm‘
«nonhuman».
pm
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