More" amt-drums!”
redesign orsuewdrolu” f
EmmJflWnnupmm.
piece-rim themwiththees-eol our
W
«i ‘ poddraftsnnnand a llnecolorluthewaa
aflato to Illa- lanmo at the
mxmmemmumum
hm the morning's correspondence
and in a beautiful gown ol uniqu-
‘ ”You I
lwill pay you “will youwill ‘m
with use for two yarn." .
. “Asthat is lame mytinaogurhl:
Ioahowandlom booster-wk. - shortatrne t
4 llals _, customdzlll tin with you,"M.
re replied surely.
“Very well; here be contract drawn up
hymy lawyer. You had hetterroudit, for
itisoueol thoeclronclndagreemeutsthnt
prove hard to milk." . .
Thelfilien’ tailor examined the document
carefully. asking occasionally for an ex—
planation of s clause, and then put his sig-
nature at the plane left blank for it.
At the lat night of the opera ream
Ilka Mangrove appeared in a box rented
from n family that was in mourning.
When lite slipped out of her cloak mi
atoodforn momentin thefrontoftheho:
while the maiden aunt who acted as her
ehaperon was seating herself. there wen u
leveling of iorgncttes in every part at the
house. ller draw was» pronounced perfect
by every woman in the audience who won
messed of an opera glow, and the society
women curiously admitted that the cre-
ntorol that costume was a geniua. Who
had make it? That was an inquiry that
more than one of the ladies ”hula! hemlf
in a wondering way, and resolved to in-
atruct her maid to quiz Mina Maugrove’a
fluid at the first opportunity.
0n the semi night 0! the opera m
, lbw Mangrove appeared in ndiflerent coo—
tume. but one rut lmntlfnl an the one worn
by her on her first appearance in themred
nets known with: millionaireu’ hotel.
The third night she was again gowned in a
no lees becoming drum. but one that she
had not yet worn in public.
The My indies broom excited.
"What will she wear tonight 2" they lulu-d
uneauotlier, and they waited impatiently
till Ib Mangrove appeared Then they
leveled their opera shutout are whether
lint Mnngrme ludat last henna-pend
tornukeoneof her customs do dutythe
sane-d time. In this they were disappoint-
flunkwawamtwiceinthe
um custom
Whenitw. remand that it. Dam...
uwmaoonfiftharenne,had ereatcdher
usurious Munro. aoclcty smilinzly said
that it was A mdvmiring my, but
one to be skeptical about till admitted by
His We herlelf.
. Butatthehesinningof theseeondyeur
a! ll. Dufre'a 'eontraet with Ills- New
We. it we: whispered that M. Dufre was
a genuine count. who had temporarily
abandoned his title while he repaired his
finances by engaging in ll'fltlt'. his report
met one that nmwwrl the most intense iu~
tenet among the Four Hundred. nod an
investigation was us on foot at awe. The
malt of the inquiry was the conviction
that n real nobleman had set up on Fifth
Ivenue in the tailoring outlines. The evi—
dencendducul to bring about thb couriev
the was a mind lettera written from
Paris hymof the matriarch. She had
inquired nt ti! establishment where M.
Dnire had learned h'w trule. and sfter
arefnlly following up the clues to his
identity the Inn! mural limit that he
was the only living mmtfied one
of the oldwt titles in . That settle-l
it. Society was willing to patroniu- him
as M. Dufre, but to omits door: whim
u Count De Kim! 0! course his (mm-nu.
with Mi. Mangrove precluded his filling
. orders for anyone else. but he woe. at
liberty to accept the invitations that were
showered upon hint.
soon he was seen everywhere. 1an being
aflahle. polluhedand well educated, he he-
enine n anneal favoritu Soon the society
rrpoflerstatedthst hewuen‘aged tonne
or the belles. but the announcement at the
hetrothnl would not he made till I certain
WW matter of the count'a was aettlrrl.
Everybody knew what that business mat-
ter was.“ nailed at the nation the
item would an “the We," who
wasknownto be u dudious reader‘ofao
eiety gossip. The aoason wan well under
way when theeuunsnddenlydeparted for
Inope. leaving hehlndhitu s lot of handily
pruned nut-Immanuel Society
telthnrt and thought it horrihbof“the
We" towdawwy their delightful
French noblanan [lat nt them 0! the
are-on. Burton- of his now eoclnl
mean. she had arrived him to Park
about mnewdrawa for her. Duh wru
the popular ion of hie alarm.
lls returned the week More its-terror!
new remind by th- rear
final“
Ibealytaowld'lh Wind
but of his mum: during lib trtp
caliber-Is
minimize TAILOR.
mum rip alums third story
.' ”:1de a mnusialon Fifthsve
pg low thereoae tuiny naming.
more. lilted'shit, an» Mangrove
‘ of it and exclaimed: ,
Weir till this house Ind
raorslnrthar uptown 'l’rutkiwnwresistr
luputbmnhdfuwcietyuvendcnvor
anmmiuwm
WWW“ asrsln ”mun.
, ' I Wildfiwith the wares.
[WW x
”titled flunt‘hewindowwlthnshnd-
tier.- if tin-gilt letteuof them had
- luacdmasd Wherfamiliarlyun
. was Was-odor-
(Shir. hem
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, so hudlirusintheworld
nought-e.
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.00 Envy!” it curt-M ‘
Mom her-ad?” amt wheat;
buta phytlelau’el sis ruled hydoty
ruthenium plenum anyway. m
hmomdyslewhloehtom ills-um
putmldniubt and the uremarepraetlr
eallydesertwl. Gotham that
asolltory lathe
at arborway, b all alittle
loufrowtheeuttin‘ lieu"
‘ glance the ,
upon rny'lucraud
uncle
moonlight fell ml
lady
and mumed’hle attempt eepthe
blood circulation by hitting the
doontapvand wrapping lrle lune
ttoue
shontltlnchertwitltnvmsuap.
Buddwly. stun. lrloelt Mu hum
figure ninth aprons the nidewallt and div
appear» down noolley. What could that
tellow want at each no hour and on such u
night? this upon victim mission, I'll
be bound. Burglary. probably. Pant;
artillery. But who amid. he rolli-
Itreeu on empty. ll’m.’ Sat quite—l
must pm thst alley myself. Well." I
am the game he’- hunting he’ll haven)
cum whet liege". My revolver is in my -
pocketm‘d i haven’t turnottcn'iy pintol
practice.
I tench the alley era-aim. An uncouth,
ahantbllog figure mover uoiaekeely out of
the shadow and glider toward me with
arm upralmrd. A Wind later he in gazing
down the muzzle of my Smith Jr Wm
"60ml netting-:07. rather. good m
tug," l remark quietly.
lle mnlm no reply. but Wan ll with
the nguc.
"it in too cold for you to be out drowned
no you are now," i continue: ”you’ll freeze
todoath. l would not he doing my duty
il l failed to give you a plane where you
could be properly pron-(tori. Come on, I'll
take you where you'll be wmu enough for
the mt ol the niuht"
"Bonn. l newer whine: when l urn
pinched, an l known n can thing when I
wee it. I'm wid you. Di» nin't dc font
time I’ve made u play so failed; I’m ready
totake my maliciueliherm
Bridewcll will lay over walktu do struts
inch nights on thin anyway." ‘
concerning the reforming M prisoners.
Here butllllm to testthetu. Theprtsv
mtbmium why notes whim!
A block down the street Ihc I'll light of
an all night restaurant holdsoutu prnmw
of warmth at Mutt. The m proprietor
oi the plnoeia atartled byour entrance.
the moirergiviug the tnrnuioundccilcdiy
warlike appearance.
"Sit down them." I exclaimed, pointing
toaseut at amnll table. and thento the
maurnteur:
"Bring this mun whatever hwanteto
m.”
“Well. you are n tmgfihred no no
’ ‘ " llrly rm“. ray ,4 .
"Now, then, while we or: mowing out I
want to explain to you that you row't nfo
ford to continue ml: performances on
these. A low minute» ago you were cheer
you meet it. ”all you Mic another lulu
dicioua movement, tnlwo one more step.
tried to use that snorting. you would have
been in the sacrum now. Lurk it W
you? Whatollt? Art Miro! ill loci it.
Worth several ymm in the cemetery or the
penitentiary. Bruce up. The World it
ugninrt you become you are muim the
world. You make your lite what it in.
You are poor, wretched, mhemble. hull
Itarvul. pourly wind, lrir-ndlrau, on unmet
andun outlaw; Quit! llulp yrmml! owl ‘
others will lll‘lp you. Here’s! my mite now.
I'll nettle- the hill for your oyntcr stnw, oral
henr'sndollnr to gut you a worm limb to
night and a llfu'tllfiflll in the morning.
Now, if you're ammo your meal. gof"
. Blew me, how time flit»! lien i'vem
inn brown «curly ever slime that follow
thanked roe, with tears in his eye», and
went away a hall brim- ego. PM devil. ‘
he but already turned hit foreto- .
i hope
want u better nod a brighter {More And
now for home. lt moat be very late. let's
see. What's this.’ My Watch gone!“ My
um chrnnnmeter gone? lly Gouge, our!
to "help himself" without losing any time
~Cblmgo ‘Moll.
A. Inn-lone (Mum.
On a Maine Central train mt bug am a
lady ward scourinetomae full tlrhetaad
two but! ticket». the latter betas tor a
or yoummer» that lmlted old em to
pay lull turn. The conductor wilt-i their
age. "Ten and eleven," the lady replied.
0n the conductor- face their man loch
disprove term than. Wreaths
hey-wentmtbnmohleg «or. neither:
their.
yurliewuhers. limosly navnthrof
emmnuuumwwanm "
todeath than you can will hr again until ‘
mmwmmrbmmw
They hurl oehotabowtalotufthmv
andduriagtuchntenehloywldlawhat
anhtrwloatoiuro that one toywasflv
tor-la which have preaarvcd the morale!
of so many ladies luaulpturad’ddwand
ltevenin the heat of battle and looked
(merit to its mines ”monk-ween
of rMory.—-Thmlors Child in llnrper’r
WV
rallies; nu wosras e‘oald
elm dorkinthcltywlthstnaarnd
Waller
oer-patien-
ymualndymalalyolthshi‘hcatfarb
loo—of thletlbe are given bra m
l have long had certain peculiar mm 1 W vow.
Werne- In Guru 1's 'flrwe.
A momrlpt
Mlly lounging tothe lineal George!
sham ouythlug but a way at home life. .
1hr ladies were always going about. But}
they staid at hone in the «atop. ‘l’lierr‘
wanavery good rm why the men
shouldmysthonn. 'l'hutrnrtcwerelu
th prowling thieves and with «law
I
alumivlvllerlnw
post
«his
otn
father’s narcotic-s
The
lleuys thus mmmwm
sheila.
handhmhlefs in eatgnt.
nukes preteen, m,
plane-ts
and
andnheauplayotnbrwlaaanusaet,“
rillrand Pope Joan.
innate.
'l'lnur nor irivolzm
hwttlnwritereaysnoth-
wort-4h
momma
WAVsltu
A My W otmrrofa rm
tie wan - grind owl angry to
paid twin-ore was about tolerate her «Mr
um
"I crmhler your conduct very emote
fol." hllt raid ..
Wwwp/fad taughtyou todomay,
‘ mm. and tidal» theway you treat m.
it in shameful"
The girl monomer! mixing about he
ingmrry, but prurient"! in MW
tloo to go.
"You can at least tell me why you are
touring." sold It" mil-tins».
"Well." add the girl, "when you were
alanine" myherl to the ”WM wiry!
o'utlw damned lanaotguovrrthemld
[caught thou; sod earryiagoll your”
nprtairrgave mahort intieride. end!
from my linger» Wu;
rum-”nu «rotunda-dulled!
«wait I'll no down.”
"Settle. to this true?" and term
with main heroes; ‘1 "1"th
mmtohrlpyew.“ I'll inbound
you myself uasil yuan-henna!
my poolinlmolt too! lie evidently m ‘ m"
Kellie stunned” pure-did as she
Manila-trauma“
mm
they are lbw 1w
Detroitl’nem
During the“
filmymsv mklradnuabyflh
nhoymhewrnrshrr Mr 5 a leag'ji‘v
”flaunt frequently”- alawt la Day’s
olczterooldauht,huttbenwaeaowaylo alum-parlour
lsthelanrily—towinthas
wish to Incl-rain the
house is as! without Dale W
luflnrper’u.
aaafleurW‘
loam SW
. "l have paid you
owtelotbeunwd
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murmur.
mean-n
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Spring andSummer Goods "’
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“Mylo. Launch-Mined
UshtOoloredScotch
Cheviots.
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w muttered. Cal! and rumor them
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NEW STORE.
l Prue I'M-rt my Drum-m to
93 WASHIIDIDII STREET 93
and late om» :- :::;.
Henri-:38.
RANGES.
STOVES.
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r“! all um».
MI; ital its Branches.
mommmssumo
T. 8. DDNALDSDN,
South Norwalk. '3
EMMERIK cmssnu
lam-they‘ll!» to his new store. ”Wuh-
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all" > mam tannin ‘ llllE
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NORWALK. CONN.
Them
Will leave Pier 8. last ltlm (Mann
It . . :
”my NewYorh stip.ln..datly finndays
mu. w...“ "r: “.m- “on ~~
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nufiouthnkorwalkstmp.nt. p.m..
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lty in New; ork or its vicin-
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FOLLOWS:
Foals‘awlonntflr—Ho except! ndn
en.&M.lltl)lou. «mulling-.335“. 55°ng
uJWlocai
u. lltl'nonlilfienuflinm. .
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were. tut—12g“. urn. 715.21., 94
ID? a ondn morning between
New Huron Kprlnztle vex.
You litmus. A.)l.~l l! (\‘in shore Lino).
P. Mulflk ex. "rt-Springfield). lll.‘ us. via
“who'll.
LEAVE 2"!th Yultil
l'on Mutt Sonwun. A. M.~60l ea.. 60]
nun/ltd antiwar" Oman" “mm. lliBaew
Izmir-annex. EAL—12: newlines“ 21¢ ..
3Nex..;l:lles..ttzzen..t ex..tonu..ow3;
”twain neg 31AM: ex. and so. ”(3
In” en. n n Int—Qt: .."'Il 5|!
lzwmidnisht. ’ " ' n" u"
H‘ousatonlc Railroad
Benton and Norwalk lllrlrlsa.
CORBu'I’BD 1'0 JAX. 3. M ”.1
Trains leave South Norwnlk for bunny--
Ilafllptnw ”11.2 5 63am! lflfl
Wlannad'lmnm. [MIL
Trains leave Dsnhury (or South Norwnlh-
rm, afifllnnd _lI t’rn. on. 815. Mfr and £2!
9. In. hundnya'etfia. In and but a.
train; lenre riouth Norwnlk (or l‘lhlgeiiokt
dhlfidlllfilmu it'll 2:; Sloanrt align:
was lent'u matrix to: sum Korwnlh—
Gt‘i. MIA. Inland llr’x‘) s. III.‘ 35. Sill-mi
o til 9. a.
MA!!! LIKE ll“ IBION.
Bridgeport an follows:
. an. In" w for Plttadeld.
. y and the
to 5m. m.. freight for How ville.
: is». an. height for Great lngton.
9“! ,n m. lfinmfiehl sud Alhau ' w.
a h p. to" firm Millard. special.
v. :a) 5., u... New ”Stuart.
'13! p. m.. freluiit {or Great Bel-Human.
stud Alli-try.“ Vice
[man . :«rrevsmx. l‘rclldeu
Ileuersl Jinn-gel. ' and
A. W. run-tn. tleuersl W Agent.
1. A. Wilson& on.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW‘YORK.
[ornamental nude in Stocks sud (train for
Muflafilmwwfllmn and l: -
uni-Isa.“ lperceuteaehw'z‘. .- on
Mon received by mail or teln-
gnpli. [elm exchanged.
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mun-under“ alumna-an
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South Main Street. 80. Norw . I
w~..__....-p—_. “me
SPEC ..
LADIES’T oHoEs
Washington Street, South llorwalt.
In order to make room for S Goods, we otter the followi lion of ladies
Bhoautthebectlargnimevero . Don’t lailtotukeudvantugeo theoppol‘tnnity
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, worth 4.50 -
duced to‘02.00. 1 lot of Cloth To , Hand Sewer), 82.00.81 lottgf.
fine M. S. at 81.50. l‘lot Missee’ Opera Toe, .11 to 1, worth .00
at 01.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 65c. $2And
about, 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 250.
"Gloverdt Olsen-
‘iheteaamg nryaaoaslmrz
llllSlllAll & mm,
2 Gazette Building.
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IIEW SPIIIIID DRESS DDDDS.
IIEW ’SPDIIID JACKETS.
IIEW DRESS TBIMMIIIGS.
. NEW LADIES MID EMRDIDEBIES.
IIEW IIIIISH DDDDS MID IIEW DIIIGIIAMS.
Are now open and Ladies are invited to calland examine the best
assortment of these goods ever shown in town.
Tristrafl Hyatt,
No. 2. Gazette Building.
. .NQRWALK...
comm menu‘s“
$150
HABTFDDD DIDlCLES
35 l 2 mean:
COLUMBIA PX ' ”‘ .
Hamlet. El MA'HL 'l'lRF is the aimpleet. moot durable and milent tire on
HDSDLDTELY DDIIIIITEED IDIIIIST DDI'IST DII PIIIDTIIIE.
50 Bicycle mule can «out n with the (YOLlllllllA f ' Inlltlb
durability nr henuty. and at thcmme price on runny inferior mm! riding. '0': in.
We do not keep you waiting. but can deliver wheels AT OBOE, no we keep In full line.
~-TERMS EASY.————
'f’nz llwm Wuul. Finn.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
‘ 5| Will WISH. ‘3 IDIWIlK, DDII.
I' PAYMENTS a
sa'eflimHI WEEKLY!
F. DDYlSTDN’S Watches. Collins. Charms.
Factory at Five llila Rivet. fig? 33%; glam?
2I9 Iflllllsllt St.
cmmw mums. DIDDllll, I. l.
'l'tm tar her warm delivered to Boot -
mm ""turmr‘mmmné‘xfii
D
iiiliwmutiowm ha had «it {rm aunt.
GUSTAV PI'I'ZER.
l! RAILROAD PM“.
7, WWW“, me
Read This!
IiIIEll BEDDDlIDI
III. PIIIDES.
Brant varietyof Veloupad- and Sleds s
tenth-neon. Aleu a In. Itaeof nan and
Melanoma”
‘ dilly
on. will: imam
De ta la Br no ertlm t in! . tau
II D P t”. you can log: t-hl of tli:peop:‘n .Io m'kfyrlhxt‘llu.
me on
Thin lapm‘n t na‘tf rlallthcpootzle allthet .
away wit ill. downright Policy be t.‘ 1" IF;-
auction la mslnmram (kn-guy to w t the
up. williravuflnthey when unicel‘l
at! or cheep imam. .
mums like :2an mm; it ain‘t
on the
with! mmvmpuaymt‘
S. L’Hommadleu.
'1.
8:
All
ammonium»;
IAL SAL"
Blover&0lsen’s,.
fine Machine Sewed, worth from 3.00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of .
Willi l’netxrna -
urn.
f you went . tloo tor
yormlflaean olilage. ml. ' ' 5
min r“ mm M ninth ‘,
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