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had called as coward in harbor. and
bohemadea more to engage one.he iromthccold.
burdamn‘svoicsssying:
“Pleaastell mowhersthecaptain
floMnedaudiacedthespeaker. who
wasatslhgsuntiellowot thirty years
alive. men!"
rough chafingls.
their frozen blood in quicker motion.
“But what use?" cried one.
must come."
'I'heman stood still in an awkward
the captain’s stern gaze
unable to find speech before so andresolnte.
backandlcittheharuncorersd.
while the sea held back:
,at‘ter l.
we .xnp 'l'womenlaughsdmadly.
nlowvdcntlfltslightlytrombled:
"Iiyou please.maylworkmypseesge
'I'hsedptain wasmoved‘bythisspecch
tosiaiutlacialdemonstrationvoiamuso-
with ssvage sarcasm.
neathits foaming waters.
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“Tryyontbnl” shontedtbeotber.
bd ham nought. roving eyes that met
cne’s glance with a slightly startled look,
by the coward.
next fall oi the sea!" he asked.
“Whatdnyou know about sailing?“ "‘3th!-
ashedthscaptaininatmeoifidicule.
“lint much. air. I‘ve worked with
WandIhnowalittlssbout
handling smack.” gunwaleandran.
"I rock; we don't need you. Ever “W903i!” vessel watched him
hemonaachooncrbeiuroatall.” with Viki“ hope M cm of
“Oiten as a pamengor.ir. i know
l‘uinntascaman.bntl’ll do anything.
l'wanttogetbacktomy people."
“leoohmongouough: but why do
you hang your head like that? One
wouldthinhyouwernacoward."
shore stood silent, thrilled.eager.
wordwassaidzonlytheseaspohn
The maoranshorewsrd.with
Thchugswsveswsllcdhisroadwsy.
The roadway began to narrow.
turbulent high eeamovcdinpormit
him. Relengthonedandquiohened
againstlt,hutlcan’t help it. I make
up lymind to be have enough. but
wh-thtimecmnmioritl’mairaid.”
The captain lad never not such a
charactsraethisbeiore,and hewasin-
tsrded. Aiewother loungers on the
amppsdtooverhsartheconverss-
mummmm
hyihsgreathdghtoithsmsn.
“Airsidoinashedthscaptain.
"ldnn’thnow. 0! Mini suppose.
Mb how it is: i came from home
withsenmradezlgoback alone. One
wewsreoutlnalittlcsloopa
andiaamddsnlarchoi
thing asarnan and sogreatathing
thestormimpelledowan.
came down upon the man. But
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Then arose one oi their number.
tall. gaunt fellow. whom the captain
to belnbor them and to hecp
thorn active. that they might not perish
"There's hope yet!” he cried. "Keep
And onenitcraootherdidhe awaken
by rndo shnkiug and warm by his
Some caught his spirit. and by the
labors of their weary muscles they act
"Tho end
“Aye. but thoro'soncchance." shouted
thocotmrd. who now loomed up large
"Look! the sea has rolled
mancouldrnnashorc on that. maybe.
“Aye. maybe! look now!" said we.
The coward looked. The sea had
swelled up and hidden thcbariarhe-
“Yetonomaytryi” criodthe coward.‘
Nowithhardtomeetdeathbaliway.
ltisagaimci man'snaturotowalhto
destruction. Even thoughhekuows it
be coming he haothc bopoorthecow—
ardice to shrink [ruin it to the last.
Theroioreoosailoroitlwrn would leap
intothatscnordaretbedeed suggested
”Ii I succeed. will you iollow at the
“What one man can do another can."
The coward looked ashore. Sullenly
the waters rolled apart. 'l'hesandbsr
wasnahcd. 'l'bemsnjnmpcd from the
ihoul-
dots and head bent forward andeyes
set. Thesesroseonboth sidesoihim
stops. ltwssaraosbctwecnsosmalla
'I’heoccauwon. Withagrcatroarit
back to his enemy. Rn turned and
nponthehesch. Theoceanhsdioyed
withit.aod had thenthrownitbackio
Thoseontheislsndsswthatwhenthe
manturned tomeet desthassnilewas
ouhhiace. Rebaddiscoverod hewas
uWnth-larshudlaca-p.
No higher tribute towoman as awiic
made mes home whereval was stationed
“$3.13. lisand
me at Annapo ,gocom
psnled me to Fortrus Monroe whcn'lvas
r-igned there in May. III. She went
with me on the expeditinntoshipisland
for the attack upon New Orlcuna wherein
lwus salaried tothe greatest peril oi my
lilo. and only when my ship was hourly
sapectedtogotopiecmaodwheulim
portunntely appealed to her good news
that our children must not he hereit oi
both parent» did she leave me to seek
misty on hoard a gunhost.
Shesnflered great vstionsand bani
ships‘on the sand-oi p island while we
werenwaitingtheattachon NewOrlsans.
and was on the first vessel containing
troops that went up therivcr alter thosnr
render oi Ports Jackson and St. Philip.
She went ashore with men!!! lodul at
thsStCharles hotelon thenight aiterl
took melon oithecltyniNew Orleans.
When in rent! was n-lgurd to themes
rnaud oi the Department oi Virginia and
North Carolina nhe accompanied me again
to Forums Monroe. in last shewent with
metoths ilrld.and wan prcscntwith me
during mart oi the campaign oi in
Thnslhadan advantage over most oi
myhrnther commanding generals in the
departmentandiutheheld.in having an
ethical-Bill] and true. clear bended.
-‘eorwclmtiousnndsoassrvstive. whose new
elusinnscnuldalwayahe trusted in the
mere military movements. although she
took full note,she never interiercd by
suggestion. ior in regard to them I relied
nponthe opinions oi rny valnui. scrum
plishcd and nflcient stall ollicera
Inothcr matters all that she agreed to
was right and luv the bust. and ii there is
anything in my administrntion oi ailsirs
that may bequestloncrl. it is that in which
I [allowed the bent oi my own opiniosst
Returning hm with me. aitcrl rctlrud
tociril and political liie. Mrs. Butler re
mined the some good adviser. educating
and guiding her children during their
young lives with ouch still and success
that neither of them ever did an act which
caused meaerima sorrowor gavcrne the
least anxiety on their behali.
Shcmademyhome sndiaruilyashappy
asweconldbs. She toohhrr placein so
cicty whenat Washington. and maintained
it with such gram. dignity and loveliness
oi characterthat occur over said noun
hind ovadisparaging word oi her.
“Ills I. I.“
lit. lintcheller. danghtcroithe Arneri
can minister to Portugal, says that the
lAsbtmdrls are beautiiul and attractive.
but are very closely guarded. never ap
ring unattended in the street and rarely
ng seen on Foot. Carriage driving oi s
dscovons hind is a iarorite surmount.
hutthegirl who iollows the queen's ex-
ample. and appears on horseback. is re
gardedasveryadvancrdinherldeas. The
girls play a little tennis in summer. dance
sndplaycardsior mm in winter.
They are rarely invited to iorrnal dinners
m their parents are. but appear at the
opera.
Thechleidelightoithssedellcstelybred
sndcarsiully maidsnslsthegrsat
hull dghtatCintra. which smut uncoa
rentionalAmerican girl. who can-lashes
own latchhcy and travels alone in the
plehsian. democratic street car. would
smrcslyhavethe nerve to witness. nub
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andtheprogresnon all tours has always
hscnatteoded bymoruor less destruction
oi the dainty rains-it in which ioad
motherslovetoclothsthe baby. Yorprw
ssrvingasiaraspnvsihleths pretty trucks
andilsnnels various creeping
devised. ‘l’he latmt oi thus inven~
thrnsisiromaynnngmnther.thswiisoia
prmnlnentartias. whose picturushow the
influenced a raidence in India. The
same influence crops out in the baby's
crcspingcouomc.
Thegnrmentisonthe plan oi Ihelwss
trouserswornhywonreninlndia. liloohs
lihsabsggathersdinto a waistband.and
it has [our hemmed strings two inches wide
andhali ayanl long thatsevveasbraecs.
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notqullosorschlers.
a continual stateni troph
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curve. at the same time uttering a
oryoiwarningtothsunw .
Onsthlngisvcry noticesb
real innoi skating mnstheoertainlylesa
totbeonewho shares with his neighbor.
but the enjoyment which hseeemstotahs
in mahingsorneone else happy amply ro—
pays him. With all his iaults.the small
hoycannot he charged
Brwhlynlisgls.
was Art or I ‘ ,‘rale “
"it is a singular tact.” mid Ianagw
Joth.Cascy.oithelel'l'elephol-seum-
pany'e “chap.“that people had to be
alucatedtonssatelephnosproperly. Not
oneperamintengossatitcorrrctly. Some luau
people think they havstoscrcamand hawl.
Othersgo toths othersatrems andde
their volccsslruostloawhlsper. Some
stood too iar from the transmitter and
others speak too rapidly or indistinctly.
Tbcntheygct mad and blamethegirlsor
the telephones. In ninecsscsout oi ten
theiault lieswiththepcrsnn
“What lathe hestwayoi talking through
a'phonct"sslrodthereporter
"Why. just luau ordinary conversational
tone.nsiiyouwsrs speakingtosomebody
threeer [our test from you. Telephones
srecersiully cornuructcdand adjusted ior
thatmsnacroi speaking audiovnoother.
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was.
are imy’two girls at that switchboard.
Watch them a moment.”
The girls were as busy as hello girls al-
ways are. iortyvtwooi them mtnntly re-
sponding to questions or asking them. Yet.
the room was comparatively quiet and con
venetian could be easily carried on.
"The secret." continued the manager.
"is that they talk distinctly. and you see
mt oi them put their noses again‘ the
instruments when they speak. They don't
have any trouble, and nobody else would ii
he would adopt similar methode."—St.
[nub Globe-Democrat.
A Wag Costume.
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baby's plump little legs have hecnthrust
through the openings. the waistband hub
tuned in place. thesirings tied in howso-
earhahonldersndherirochandahlrts
smoothed into the envelope. she is pro
tented elertuallyaplnst the soiling M
denttowiping up thedoor with herscli, .-
andh cushioned luv the inevitable ialls
sheis likelyto under in trying Instead
alone—Yew York Sun.
Why law] lamps Won't loss.
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stouchoipatha. Thachlld whobths
with selfishness.—
shlrts have
The change Oi Life.
The sole aim of women nearing
this critical period should he to
keep well, strong. and cheerful.
Lydia E: Pinkham’s
Veggtable
are the worst Issues of fluvial-Is. lasing-
hts holly. Wash lash. Writ-s. ailing and Dls‘
sheen. the wants. I Darius Troubles.
aflwm sithc Inwa- «We-s. Instr-g.
Mb bill‘s” h‘rTWMRD-Ii “as I'm si an early
stars-arr Cessna-s new.
AD WU I'll it”;
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sled. sum-hm
rota a "flaw” urn co. use.“
D. P. MORRELL.
JUSTICE Ol‘ TR! PEACEL Notary Public.
Rosina Attorney. Real ‘stain and flrr
rance. Furniture insurance a epeclalty.
ill Washington rtmt. South Norwalk. anli ti
HOMER B. HOY‘I‘.
Ellen llalchmaler and Jeweler
BNOR’I'II MAIN STREET.
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Repairing of fine and complicated watt-hen a
specialty. lie wind changed to rte-in. Ere
iacility for any: clans work. and lb: mocha?-
ical ahllltr todo the salon.
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Iem'l Business College.
. STANFORD. CONN.
A wir‘u awaket aiul sshwliorheth arses.
revy onsincaa bunt- taught thorouhlr.
artisan. English and college preparauwy etud—
snpplled with oince amistn
enslnal’lsrac i South Norwalk and vlcinlt
iorthemlesnd‘rental (lithe Berni also!
dard 'lgpewriirr.l"il'1pewriter supp!
For rues:
n’. A 31an11.1. President.
A LBl N MA LIVIO.
Deals iaall kinds at
Fresh and Belted lusts. Sausage,
VIGI'I'ABLIS. DIIJCATISSZN.
”.mmmmmmmm
More. etc.
xonrn run: marl. sun wnrr.
South Norwalh. mell’ it
on or rum tcrvrrrér. '
Vaults and Granada cleaned in the best
Wit)! icon money. I'ttllsalislacllon
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W' Vanllsdisluiectedirre. Address
s “. South Norwalk. flan
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Nail street.
UD-fltalrs
D. P. MOR R E LL.
”681' AND HEAVY ‘l'ltl't'lilNii
Plans and household inmitnre moved with
cars. Trunas and pack
ages called [or
mmptly delivered. (Mined No. ill W
street. South Norwallr. ‘onn om
Day Scavenger: I
IoI'IlK lllil SMITH IUI'IlK.
Vallisand ccaepwls learned the improve
all hyCharts-s loft. fl r.'i'r'o.n arenas.
Orders taken at 3i Mal; first.
with“! STORE. "'
lhsvsrsrsevslmyhsnsssstn
93 “Silllfllll STREET 93
:sadhsvsaewateltllaset
HEATERS.
RANGES.
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dallliah
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South Nor-walk. ‘5
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and missions“ lpercentaechway.
f Ilniers received by null or tele-
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ar’rnlrht. anyzw'gere in er-u‘i'u its vicin-
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locac. PAL—12¢”. ”reaffirm”?
ss.8ylac..lllliea..ll a.m.e.s.
i’on firnrxorrnw. A. H.410» sides
loo-fin P. l.»l£l’ox.. l use»: 16%. ed
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New Haven a “Tami???“ Ill ween
For! x. —l It Shore Line).
(via ,
I’. 51.4200 ea. (via pritrgfieldl. 10? u. via
llsrtiord)-
LEAVE NEW YORK
l‘o_rr Scorn Noawau. A. 11.401 ea not
an. . ul scanning Done" Hilton. ll lieu.
l2“) noon er. I’. .—-12ll no. 1 won. 2i! an”
Stiles" amen. mean 40! 0a.. filler..ules
:1”qu an. ImAdarns ex. and IL. 12
midnight ex. tin
Illa) midnight.
lowest prices.
llllSTllAli
ill ac..l’ ”annulus"
liousatonlc Railroad
hanharv and Norwsll Ditlsisa.
MOORRMKD'I‘OJAN.& m2.
leave South Nor-walk inr ban -.
015.!le new 311.2..5 manna 10min.
mmd‘m'i‘n'hii‘ 7:“ ”5.1.. Norwalh
or -
onrnsmmrrnzm- a so. anal on
p. m. Sundays—em a. in and 5 m.
’I‘ralus leave South Norwalh iorfild -
liinnleOLm. Ell 23. fill) and I p.ln.
Trains lease ltldgetleld for South Norwalh—
:MJB. MD and not a. m.. 3%. Salami
m.
I» p.
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
:l'ralnn leave Bridgeport as follows:
I no a. on. pampgor ior Plitetlcld.
liima m.. r iur Pillaileld. making
38'
connections or Albany and the West.
. in ma. m.. i ht ior Rawlc llo.
reig Grunt
(Sundays) Ira-eager {match
II. filter-snow. Vice President and
a. w. Pulsars. inn-n1 Mm Agent.
1. A. Wilson& on;
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iiflw'Walknelcommnm/nummmy
line H. S. at 01.50. 1 lot Missen’ Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth .00
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 65c. ”An
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover& Olsen i
_ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A gate, Tin and Iron Ware at the
&II
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK. ,
“'3 Al”: SHOWING A FULL LINE 0'
NEW Fill DRESS 60008“
IN ALI. THE LATE?! SHADE» AND FABRICS. :SI’ECIAL BARtiAlNS IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRAM & HYATT, ;
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Mrs. w. Fawcctt.
importer oi Fl llillinery. Former] N . 3
Vigaeratruat. now y 0
ll llil SWEET. lilll'lll.
Trix-III! . fl diIsrsnt terns.
Rate now new latmt novel“ irons
abroad and extensive patterns from our own
lurewtments made in Blocks and Grain tor
and a Yoru-
graplr. Islrrsncss "6th
one... swam...
(ill! llllllllill illlESr
Initiates.
llats.‘i‘urhans.'r sea and Bennets. l‘lne
cut crown calmeta.
is hand
ts. War: butterflies. mulch and
issuers. line oi has sill velvet
all col-rs.
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a‘nflhm no mun-sage:- '- Ship Chandlers.
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KNAPP’S.
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BROKERS. NORWALK, CON
"0- "fingggfifim in’“on’iiio”rrnror§a,e ‘ "0,,
BY VIE/I136
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llahycsniagss veryehsap.
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Orders for
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F. BflYlSlllN’s
Factory at Five Mile River.
Bilfll llillllfllill
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lsssrhaacost. Alsoalusitnsoinnliaad
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flail andexsmlnethetubeiore purchasingnnyoillerlhoe, nil
H. s. BROWN’S
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
SP 5014;. SALE
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