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Tho‘d‘hhd‘st thoperils of s csntlre‘s silences;

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0h. mlaht my eyes. so without monetize.
Food on their trenouru.
The world with thong sud dsrr. might do Its
plessure
—Mielisol Field in Inndon Academy.

HER MISTAKE.

All the Burehester family lied come to
the" conclusion. separately and collective-
ly. that Bees looked like u princess in her
white dress with the straight clinging
folds. the V neck and the knot of rose st
the acreage. that looked so exactly like
real buds sud leaves.

Bess was very pretty too—one of those
worm complexioned blonds. with reddish
haul eyes. hsir lighted up with chestnut
gloom: and pearly teeth—who reminded
one of 'l‘itinll’s studies and old Peter Paul
Rubens in his happiest moods.

“0h. Bra-l!" cried Honors, "do wear
your hair in n low coil at the nope of your
neck. with just II few cunning little rings
gaping."

“Rommel" ssid Eudors. ”Do it In a
fluffy moss ot the top of your head, with
on amber dmr or s rope of Rooms
parts. The Greek knot is all out of date.”
"Will you hold your tongues. both of
your" shill-ply demanded Bemsmmping
hurfoot. “0h, dour. how nervous I feel.

Msdelino. door, if the first ‘eveuing’ we
have over girls should prove a failure 1—-
! Idlsll commit suicide."

“It won’t p s fsllure." sold Node-
line. the eldest of sit,

lsdollno herself wss hopolouly plsiu.
mhslrthstin B.’ use wss 'l‘ltiul gold
In his dull orange red. Her weak.
' eyes were red lidded sud slightly
crooked; her nose long sud shsrp.

But, neverthoiell. Wins wu s genius
in her wsy. Old Judge Borehoster never
could hove tidod over the rough see of
creditors. printionssnd Crisis thus beset
him bud it not been for her help.

”Don't fret pnpo " sold the psiseyed dip-
lomst. “Thu ldesof yoursol giving up
this very hsodsoule house Is all nonsense.
Who csreswhst the landlord says? Let
him wait for his rent. It won’t hurt him
If he never gets it. Let the trudeepeople
rage. they are simply ll lot of shark
Here’s Boss. It first class besuty. and if she
buss fsir chsnce she's sure to make the
fslnily fortunes. lint whnt run any of us
do with I cheep flat and cold mutton for
dinner? One nulst have opportunities.
Just let Bel-sud me alone sud you shall
see what we can do." 0

Judge Burcheotor. slwoys willing to
leurotllo problems of life for some one else
tosolve. flung the pile of donning letters
into the fire, sud buttouing s molly fur
trimmed overcoat around his portly torus
took refuge lo the sristocrslic halls of the
club. while Willie. like s felled eyed
bird of prey. ll tiered forth among the
mllllners, dreasumkers sud medium for
the benefit of Bees. the debutante.

‘I-‘rerything ls smnged.” said she rom-
pooedly. "I ordered tho supper from You.
use. I hsd topsy something on our hock
Indobtrdnoss. but I took cure it should be
so little so pastihlo. Stelna gondola the
descent We’ve never ordered flowers there
before. sud the poor fouls ore noxiouslo
secure our custom. Mr. Hopper, the funny
mm is to recite; Mrs. Vivysnougsgrd him
for me. And Mill llsle will sing I Iicotch
bollod. There ore plentyof nicer people
than flapper sud Monica Dale. but every
one also want» to be paid lu uivsuce."

lies- colored.

mum we will pay them. Madeline.
when we’re able!" sold she "We don't
mess to cheat them."

Modelino isughed.

[lou'tbssllgu Bout'sllesok‘l. “Every
ouelsthewor lsmoroorleseougeged III
chestlngerery bullish.”

“lint Woo.” burst in sshrlll. smell

voles

amne- llsrohester encodes eschew
lieu of may-nos.

“You has. Noni” sold silo. “listening
ssdwylngss llsusl. breve the room ‘5
ones-sud Dore too.”

“llutwewsul to see hols' new gm
sud fso.” pleulod the two tsll schoolgirls.

well esu't. theur'um"
soy oeremony no walled
lioness sud Rollers from the mom.

“Ilorrld little null-snout”
“but here’s s letter Bess. um i didn't

"Another turmoil creditor?"
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M 14 Current unruhumor. J
Balloon: wss furious.
"Depend uponlt. Lucy. " ssld shs tohor
doughtor, who did plsin so
lihoud. "this is one of Model! Betcha-
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ing to do with It. You
chooser Indeed! You're shots
like her as o pumpkin is like up w p.
Bess lssshsnted of her -lstl0 let her
soy eo esodidly. "

"But. mother. " plosded IIIJ k Lucy,
“what ego we do! Madeline hes got s
good deolofwork formsnwnq horgrund
fri

“All thst don’t make It your J uty to tell
u lle.uor to not It, neither. 0 salt her
whims," sold the old lady.

"And they'retohsve s grout party on
Tuesday evening. you know. " .

“W ell. suppose they are! [10an Boss
sud Madeline and the two glrbi. spend all
the summer st BIIIckford form
.397 Uncle Zohdiol didn't make any ex-
cuec for getting rid of them than. did he?

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J ldeclnre, they’re no more hearts than so

many slabs of granite.”

At lhisamomept. however. ti on) was s
rim: ut the bell. and two fair toes-sell. slim.
young girls rushed breaily lIItJn the room.
dragging II brown faced old former be-
them. .

"It's Doro sud me.” suid Honors Bur-
chester. breathless and red checked. “And
we have brought Uncle Zsbdiel: with us."

“it’s Nora and me!" put Ju Eudora,
crowding home" into the J oreground
“How do you do, Cousin Ii m and
Lucy! We went to the depot to meet him.
and II good job It was. for hohndn't the
last ides which way to go."

“He was heading straight fJIr the Wet
hswkcu ferry." giggled lionorln.

Uncle andiel’s round moon loco beamed
all over.

”i expect I be pretty stupid,” said be.
“but I guess I should ’s’ fetched 'round nil
right if them here girls hadn’t took prunes-
sion of me. Where's the thg o’ hickory
nits. Honoryi Who's got til basket 0'
pound sweets. Eudory? Herero thecnrpet
suck sud psper but oil rig ht."

He shook bonds heartily with Mrs. Burr
soul sud Lucy

“How be you. Phebe?" Turned be.
"And little Lucy ton? Got to he nwomun,
huin't you! Livln with the judge’s folks.
roupposoi But where’s Madeline sud my
little fsvorite. Bout”

Lucy sud her mother looked Jhesltstiugly
st each other. but "ms-s plunged lnlotho
question It once.

“I ll loll you, Uncle ZsbdleJE; sold she.

 

“Nora and [aren’t fools. nor] children,
sud Madeline and Bess but trested us
ohsrndullymud so wooregoJ lobe re
vengal by telling their secrlto. They're
to burn on ‘ut home.’ on i they're in-
vited u lot of grand people. all when they
got your letter they decided they didn’t
wont you."
“Hey?" flied Uncle andiel.
“Yes." cried Eudora. taking up the
thread of the discourse, “tho menu. “In
grateful things—oftersii thst dear, do
lighlful summer st llinckford form. thst
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laughed at your cowhide boJ ts sud chin
whiskers. and Mmlllino mode believe to
cough out loud justss youiosoluetiuleo

"“ oil. I declare. " said L'iicio Zubdiel.
relieving his bronchial tubelJ by the some
identical cough and growing very red

“And so " ngsin chimed In iJiworn.‘ you
were to be mode to believe tbl two lived st
14 Currant court and kept mi" of the way
of the company. "

“They needn’t put "W" on to oil that
tumble. " sold old Uncle lushdlol. letting
his head dropou his two lands. "If they
hsdn't wsIIted me, why didn'JI they say no!
i wont no one to peril their souls by telling
foisehmuls on my enchant "

Both the girl» flew st UncloJ Zeb-1M with
hugs and kin-«o.

‘ We low you. Uncle Kalli" ssh! Doro
vehemently "Wu hrsrd It lJll. even sfter
Muieline drove us out of the room. We
listened so the register sullon mode up
our minds you nhouidn' l. he"J-——-

"Deceired and put upon‘“JNors struck
in. "And please don't!» v1 sell with us
Immune wesre Madeline'ssl Bess' litt‘w
flotsam! It a quite true will Doro says.
“onto love you. We are tirotlof being
scnhlul by tho ulrlu null snubbed by papa.
l’lm. Uncle lull. msyn’t no go hook to
the form with you end holisiry girls or
nlllkmnills or muletbiug of tl st kind? l’III
swful fond of ehlckénu. IIJ d Dllrn coll
word the onions sud shell J
Uncle 7.07“)!”

The old men suddenly and
self up sud dulled the big «0
eyelashes.

"Nu. girls." Mill he; “no! st slu't my
nation he sold the old furl Ins rsilwsy
sud liar-muss good bulsln,» folks

. luueeol'lu whet sly morals. Judge
barrio-oer. would all s riJh Inna. sud l
was coming up here to end J~ y dsys with
my Maui-Inn and [sure 'enI yquueysflor
I won deed. lint «mud. ’o diff-rut
now. l’ll hires house hueJ Phebe Itse-
Dom-'4)”. In New York 0 . you
lmey shall be In: house And I'll

Rom sod than for yawn. Yes.
girls. I've nodsughten sud J on shell tske
the Melonsto

“Oil. door Uncle Zslslle ’ euletlcully
shrlslml linseed Norswlt mustard.

Item linrehoster' s "st ' true I
my tome edslr. The files men did not
mete". Miss Dole such s will
thsthervoleehmodonolnl . oaths
money all essle end

the “gum In? Alla-Ilia
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in the wind the skill quickly run out
into the open loko before an irresistible
wind. which increoood violently the for-

helplessly upon huge waves which
threatened to overwhelm it every Ino-
moot.

Anslnrmwsssooursised.sudllr.D.
Rooney. csptsin of the lifebost crow,
hastened ban to the lake. Four stel-
wurt fishermen cum to his assistance
and they Inudo so heroic attempt to reo-
cuo the poor fellow, who hsd become
sport for the relentless waves. The life-
boat crew worked with dosperotiou to
overhaul the runaway skid, but after
pulling herd sud [coining on her percep-
tibly the wind would catch her null and
send her ocurrylng mntheaotwurd fur-
ther out into the lake. For miles the
chase was kept up. sud after being out
thee hours Osptuin Rooney sud his crew
come within about sixty yards of the
little boot. They couldooo tho unfortun-
ate youth kneeling in the bow. nppuredtl y
trying with oil his might to pull the
must. Then, with his rescuers in n'ght.
swsliofwsterrooeandbnriod lumber
nouth the wsveo. He was soon to fall
out of the boot. sud that was the lust
mo of him.-—Cor. Toronto Globe.

Out of Jun to locals-e u fortune.

Frsnk Scbohsy von Ringloetfer, s
millionaire. hos been relessed from the
workhouseon owrit of hsboss
issued by Judge Stowe. Ringleader‘s
father was s prominent ruilroud oon~
tractor iu Bohemis. Hediedreocntly.
looting s fortune of 5.000.000 dorius, or
$1,725,000. Most of this will be in-
herited by Ringleader, as ho is the old-
et son.

Ringiooffer come to this country eight-
een yours ago. Bo succeeded John [1
Scldoaoer us steward of the Dunne-sue
club. While holding thst position he
became involved in trouble sud wss
triednnd convictedou the rhngoof
tsking money sud entering s building
with felonious Intent; He was sentenced
to tho workhouoe for four yours. sud
while there «leaped. but wee nought
For this cacspo he wss'oeutenced to.
three additional years. He oerred five
years, sud wss rolessod on s lochniosli-
ty. About "4,000 of hill inheritance Is
now in New York. Ringleader will not
go buck to his ustivo lund. but will be
gin luminous in this city.—PittsburgCor
Philadelphia Times.

nosed one] not.

Some fscetiobs people Are just too
fscetiona for snything, sud than ngsin
they on not.

A friend of Charlie Noteclorlr’s come
in the other looming sud wanted to bor-
row llis umbrslh.

“Sorry. Harry. old boy.” he sold. with
more dmitfulnm. "but I I-Im't do it.
It's Lent.”

"Wilst‘s that got to do with It?" sokod
Hurry. sppsrsutly ssinuooeotes s tomb.

"A good desl. losn't londrnyuln
brells to you when it's Lent. our: 1?"

"Com . you mu if you wont lo."ln
listed flurry. “There‘s nothing intho
ruhw sud regulations for the Ilhsorrstiou
of Lent sgoinoi s slum lending s friend
so umbrells. is there? thI you maul.
Charlie, Is grsmnmr for Installers.”

Shortly thereon" flurry wslked out
with the urnhrolls sud Chums looked
like s person with that tired fooling.»

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Monies re South Norwuik for bsuuury—
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Ii ill p. uh. New Hilford sped-l.
amp. nu. freight for Grout Harrington.
7' 315:5, (3 yo) poo-longer for “(infield
Ream Ruin: Ii. Suva-sols. Vice President uud

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A. W. Pumas. Genmi Pee-com Mont.

psesengor.

Fine Boots and Shoes for
Sale Cheap.

 

Fine Custom Work and Repairing
of all Kinds 0000 III a
first class llannel.

The Ilest Roads from the lost
Ismhcturen.’
(‘UME AND SEE (ll’Ii PRICES.

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I70 WASHINGTUX ST. “IIDHE.
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STEAMBOAT “ CITY OF ALBANY”
Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK,, leaving South Nor-
walk at 1-45 I. m, Returning, leave New York Beekman St, at

- 2:30p m.; East 315i St.,at 2:50p m, Saturdays, half an hour

earlier.

FIRE—Sin l0 Tickets. 40 cents; Excursion Tickets, 50 cents.
The prope let CITY OF. VORWALK will leave New York Mon-
“day s, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p m, Leave Nor-walk Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5: 30 p, m,

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"WABBNS IF «All. KINDS

At Low Prices.

COME AND SEE THEM.

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LUTHER WRIGHT,

Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.

935m

Glover&0lsen

SOUTH NORWALK.

GOOD SHOES

ladies' lid Oxfords, 150. to $3.00.
ladies' Russell Oxfords. $I.00 in $2.50.
Chili's Kid and Russell 600. in il 2.5

lion's Russell Blather. finest and snappiesl Shoe on earth,
for $3. 00.

I00 3 Russet. a gout one and 0000 lnnler, 0152.00.

Anything You Like In Ladles’ Mlsses’ and
Children’s Made to Order.

GLOVER & OLSEN,

LEADERS III THE 0007 AND SHOE TRADE.
8i Washington St. 50. Norwalk.

T50 [000mg 0ry0001ls Sim
Tristral II & Hyatt.

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.

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Jackets and Blazers. -

We have not bought the entire stock of a manufacturer of
fine Jackets, lasers and Roofers. The lot contains over two
hundred garments, all mode in the veryi lxntest JIM in oil sizes
of block, no blue. ton, pearl, gm

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Ladies’ Shirt Waists.

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in town: Chi India. and Sarah B
Wsiots In Blue No , Ourdinul and bite. Free oh e
WWW 0t Wallis aFruit h Cumin-in W Block
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