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—Katharlno 11. Tom in Good Whooping.
TIRED OF HIS WIFE.
Dmoon Wytnan had lwg since been
only tucked in bed. but hisdnughter Alice
still eat in the sitting room, listening with
levcinh eaguncaa {or every round. Sud-
denlzaltequangupand wonttothedoor.
u I" .
A tall, handsome man, with dark eyes
and wavy black hair drooping overa {ore-
head whiten: wax. bent carelesslytoreceive
the kite that fluttered on her lips.
“There, Alice, than—that. will do. You
the me to death!”
“Do I, Horace? You did not say sconce!"
"I am sick and weary of these absurd
dnnonatrationa. Do, pray.nsealittla oom-
rnan letter."
“You have been hunting all day, dear,"
she laid. trying to aseumea sprightly air,
”no you haven’t heard the newts?"
"Sewn—no. What news in there?"
"Old Mr. Wayne‘s dead”—
“Dead, il be! An you certain, Alia?"
In a tone of savage eaultation: "So the old
man in dead! Dead at last!"
“What do you mean, lloraoe?"
”Mun? Nothing. Don't pester me with
your err lasting question Alice. 1 am
not in the most indulgent or amiable oi
mood. team, young lady. at you may
rhetoric outilyouarenotpretty
ml.”
“I am vcy aorry you don’t tool kindly
toward no W. Horace.” said Alice
with a lip. ”tor—for—I‘vea grant
favor to aakol’ you. 'omce-dear Horace
-why will you not publicly acknowledge
our marriage? if you knew the false post~
lion in which itputa the: the misery l on
dime; the"—
“Silence! 1 have told you often enough
howdck i am at these pretty hysterical
airaandgracea,and now! want you din
tinctly to W that 1 final] tolerate
than no longer. I will acknowledge you
.tny wilewhen and wherel please. audit
Iehooaenevertoacknowlalgo you]
should like to know how you are going to
younell!"
e took up the daring light and went
up‘airatothorooln be occupied aa”gar
thin-n boards" (or the shooting anon,
leaving Alice a still picture of white, mo-
tionleae despair.
”Be moot man it! Oh, no. no! He
never. never can mean it!" broke inincor
hereut ayllableairom her cold lips as the
clasped herhanda tightly together in the
awful silence of the lonely roan.
flanwhile llaaoe Caliberpe. in hb own
was quietly packing down one
ortwo indispenable articles into a small
volt-a. the lamplight atmming rally on a
lace that bore nmewhat ol demonlac exal-
tation on lta taultlamly handsome (atom
“The evil and: own luck." he mutton-rd
whimaeli, hurriedly taming over a bundle
at papera ”The certificate here in my own
band—the old minister dud—the only win
nea- killed hetero Wilmington. mo
montary tancy had like to have can me
dear. But it”. all over now. I can go back
to New York and win my way once more
Into Virginia's good graces Broadway and
an haire- are certainly my natural etc
manta. [wonder it I can catch the lOo'clock
nightuprcta at Paudington. It's a long
walk. but 1 think I might manage it."
D I I O O I 0
"Upon the whole, my dear. I think We
limiter the but thing you could have
clone Grovedale is dull. There's no de
nyin that. and nine: in lbolutely neon-
Iarylor you meant a living New York in
the plautodolt in.”
Alice Calthorpe rat by the window won
doting vaguely ll aha ebould ever become
and tell. crannie- thunder ot omnibus.
cart and carrlanm or it the havy, vaporouu
awoke would ever change to a blue. doli-
eiona atmosphere like that which hung over
the mountaim ol firmed-lo.
And all the time. clone to It" hating
beartJaythe one thla. dear to keraew
lite-tho
oi torn. “completed Ital-I:
with “VI . " My pm»
at? again and min on the margin. In.
irxinla Clevtngtonl Borne anal-la
able inattnct In her woman's heart told her
that Ihia wan the rival who had aloha away
her “ahead—perhaps unmioualy. Vin
aha would had. though
ahe a the search.
“ ndwhat are you grins todo,my
the mandate
mantel when I give way to then-W
hurl“ ot grlel."
”Tell me," Whllpel’fil Vlr‘InIa. kneeling
at her pale companion'a aide, “tell me all."
”Bot it it should bring a aharppangto
your heart, hil- Clevingtonl"
“i cannot imaginehow it should done.”
Allen heaitated a m with thowhlte
and rod fluttering likewind atirredhannera
aurora her check.
“Mill Cle'lnston,” the aid, “the our
geon'a hand should not hesitate to probe
the hidden wounds. 1 will nottalter longer.
lait true that you aretobe marriedto Bore
loo Calthorpe next month!"
“Yes. it in true."
The alumnae“ sunshine faded into purple
tiller oi touch-the mnaet died into silver
bright starbennmo—and yet Virginia Clev-
ington knelt there listening to Alice'a aoit.
measured tuna Which at those tw worn
on Inflated most would bedillicult atoll.
It was like the bitterness of death to both.
‘ "I am late tonight, l know, mia can."
said Horace Caltborpe carenringly as he
laid his hat and gloves on the center table
and put his arm round \‘irginia’a alight
waist, "but Indeed it was the (nultol' no
avoidable business."
“Winn Shrinking away from me, love!
Surely ”alight a fault should not be via
ited by penance like that. hot meseal my
{orgivcnm on your lips, my darling."
“Never again, Horace Cnlthropci You
have proved yourself a villain and a hypo-
trite!”
“Virginia!"
But ahe went on. with flushed cheekaand
sparkling eyes:
"llomce Cnithnrpe. how dared you aspire
to my band when your wile—your wife in
the sight of God and man—was pining
away, unacknowlulgul and forgotten."
”My wile! Dearest Virginia. name inr
pmwr has been practicing on your credul-
ity. l hhve no wile—l never had one." '
For answer Virginia Clevington parted
the azure lulds of her heavy ailken curtain
and revealedn elixir! figure in the deep at}
bmsure~Alice—whiter than any sculptured
Itoncf
Horace elevated his handsome eyebrows.
"I don't deny that i may have flirted with
that young woman at times while I was
rumlizing among the Itmuntninl up north.
but Mint her being my wile that's eitnply
ridiculous. Let her v-n-ve it it «be can."
Virginia Cit-ring.” pale and resolute,
opened the inkling doom timt led into a lit
the study beyond.
"Mr. Wayne, your evidence Ia needed to
decide thin matter."
Had a coupe arisen from its winding
sheet, Horace Calthorpe could not have been
more Dlmlmiul or bewildered than at the
eight of tho t‘o‘XLrnllllI' clergyman who had
performed the manbtgc service between
hilnacl! nml Alice “'ynmn.
“Wayne!" he atarnrnemd, "Wayne! l
thought Air. Wayne “‘16 dead."
“Not dead." rot nmed tbeailver haired old
man. "lmt apex-ml by a merciful Providence
to protect the threatened futon: of this
young girl. Mime Clevington. you have had
anarruw escape. God grant that you (all
Into no more such temptation.”
Meanwhile Alice had advanced to non
trout her recreont hnaband.
“11m" the said in a voice that w- low,
but perfectly mlm, "do not imagine thntl
shall ever again clalm your love or proton
lion. l imvcsnvul :‘llnfil'lt‘i’llll‘lun; l have
arena-d myseil. “'1.- ahnil meet no more."
And lrw New \‘nrkrn. know in the [add
“ninth-so that plies Iwr daily trade the
wife of Horace (‘nlthorr-c, who is the moat
daring speculator in Wall street—New
\‘ork Telegram.
English Country III-aa- Danna.
A flavor of old world heartinm and grace
atill lingers over the entertainments and
dune-m given in country bounce—n charm
whirl: in looking to the more sought after
nuuhmm nn 0! the same character in Lon
don. Many a watchful eye has oi latehren
dimtnl against the axial sins o! the cup!L
tel. but ltiIln'rIu these.» critics have not pro
clainml that country house lile and its dis
nipu' ion» Mr L» :ting into our wt-inl Hysteln.
That thm- dancer; are more enjoyable than
Intuion balls in true tor very airnple m
norm The moor“ lira ina williugnm to
be nnum—d, nulliclrnt Irinure to enjoy the
amuwmmt and a due allowance of ozone
and air in which to dance. Weave apt to
lmgvt tint. tbottgh awiety may submit at
time-v to island packed tightly together like
herring» in a barrel and In willing to try
and think it amusing for an hour or two.
we ranmrt expert to are a dance going with
lpil’il unlo- no many cubic tot-t oi air are
allowed luv breathing end In much apuwe
on the floor allottrd to the darn-era
Supper to be «Enjoyed muat be turned by
a pram-nu which the tiller of the to“ In aup
wt to know. and thin can only bovlum'
wbm the dance- haat at W and bar
ptmébly Included nrw lflhllll wtlmlban
t!) nuuutea. whitt- the “Kilr n Inner-rt"
have been ermmd in a atyle haunting
their nature. flow the right of such lama
Mu- on the llgum they Invented and ear.-
cum! with such mat-mm! and atately to
prune «mud pain our won by antes-ton! In
there mattm It in well to admlt that [all
Ienhaa norm-t orwmug. lantbenla lit
the doubt that the equal! or t-samtry dance
In heat when danced.» rationally Intended.
mowing clement la introduced Into the ll.
on» ion may he the laovtrr. but the dancer:
l‘ do not thowto each advantage—launder:
Saturday Review.
roared Iota. fluvial Allow.
The aunt prevail-trend eccentric character
llanka. who dial at Mmmonwry W time
done; the year lino. Physician-no that
he would have lived yuan than be
continually brooding mammoth.
5‘” manna-mm. llewaaa meadow-id,
dump-annual:
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hue-ham
mule Wy.b¢llfl nun-imam.
mo, lawn-want bokhgulhomtm
then mount.
in one the brother died and war can
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON V, SECOND QUARTER, INTER‘
NAWIONAL SERIES, APRIL 30.
mummmuao-un-na.
at, Vanna. 80-28—00".- I‘n‘, lob.
nu, :Ho-nuataryby tumult.
than:
no. "Wicdun crieth withoutzaheuttaath
hervoicaintheatreeta" Whenwereadin
the Kew'l'ettament ouch worth no time,
"Chm thewiadmn ot God." “Whool God
in made unto nawladom"(lCor. Luau),
we lave noditlleulty in underwandlng who
iameant in this book by wisdom. Just an
Joana Chriat in both the living personal
wmdand Illo thewritten word, to He k
wiedomaato Illa peraonand aatoHiautr
taancaa. It in nowouder. then. that It in
written. “Wilden is the principal thing;
therefore get wladotn” (iv, 1).
21. "She crieth In the chic! place 0! con-
course, intheo, of thegatea. lathe
cityahe nttere, hcrworda, saying." The
great multitude are In the broad way oi
salt and tell plea-ins. with little or no
thought at a hereafter and a day of judg-
ment. They can not for the fact that
“whatsoever a man aoweth that ahall be
also reap," and their only thonuht la plrno
um and prosperity here and now (Math.
vii, 13; Gal. vI, 7). Wisdom is represented
aecalling unto them as they hurry along
their downward road.
2. “Flow long, ye simple (ma. will ye
love simplicity. and the scorners delight in
their morning. and tools hate knowledge?"
Simple ones. If they believe the devil. are
eaaily led aatray. it they believe God, they
are easily It'd arigltt. it they go astray,
they are soon among the woman and the
tools. Yet wisdom Iovea them and criu
unto them: “llow long!” "How long shall
thy vain thoughts lodge within thee!"
"How long wilt thou refuse to bumble thy-
ncli helm-e Me" (Jar. iv, ll, Ex. 1, 3)?
2i. “Turn you at My reprool; behold! will
pour out My Spirit unto you; i will make
nown My words unto you.” no calleso
lovingly, no patiently. no peneverlngly.
"Come unto Me: mum unto the Lord;
turn, 0 latelaliding children; take with
you words and turn to the Lord." Those
are aome at the many words of the Lord to
the erring ones as He cntrrate them to
come unto Him (Isa lv, 3,7: Jer. iii, 1, 7.
12, H; lions. xiv. 2). He only asks us to turn
to Him, and He will do all the rest. giving
Hie words and His Spirit, His words which
In Spirit and Lite (John vi, to).
at. “Beau" l barn-anal. and yeretnaed:
l have stretched out my hand. and no man
regarded." It does not seem [xeaihle that
a people who had been so wondrously dealt
with could no treat such love, but the hu
man heart is still the same. and the same
love on “I! part is turned away from by
those to whom "is hands are implodngi)
stretched out. How is it with you?
25. “But yehnveset at naught all My coun-
ael. and would none 0! My reproot." They
mocked the mewngera oi (lo-I, and do
opined Hiawords. and mil-mm] ills prophets
until the wrath oi the Lord am against
iii: people, till llit'l’t‘ am no remedy.
(ll “Iron. xxxvi. 16;. They won wr-m so
fame to my, "We have mndr llt‘ut't‘tllhill
with deuth, and with hell are we at agree
ment; we have madn- iiea our rt-lugo. and
under lalnehood have we bid tvunolwx‘
(lea. xxvlii. lb), Like the mm beforotlxt
flood. who» houaea God tilled with good
things, they said unto God. “Depart (rum
us; what can the Almighty do [or us"
(Job lull, I54”)?
23. "I also will laugh at your calamity; i
will mock when your tear cometh, " What-
auevcr a man aowrth,that than be Mm
reap. and he that mweth the wind ahall
trap the whirlwind" (Uni. vi. 7; “EH. viii,
l). Concerning all who take counsel
again» film it In written. “He that alttetb
in the heavcna ahnll laugh; the Lord shall
have them in deriuion" (Po. “.0, and il
liialuvinginritathm are perainently do
apiml we must remember llie words.
”NW ul than men which were hidden
aball taate at my mpptf" (Luke xiv, in).
2'3. “When your (ear mun-til Mduoia'
lion and your «lmtmctinu rometh an a
whirlwind; when (litre-Io and anguish
Mb upon you." lnduo timetbm thingy
will cmne upon all who despite ills love
and make light of Ilia fllvntitm. Because:E
there lawnth, beware inn. Ile take. lhl'l‘
away with llln ttrukc: then a great ramom
cannot deliver rim-(Job xxxvi. II).
is. ”Then ahall they call upon me, but. I
will not anawer; they shall trek me early.
but they ahall not find me." Then abaII
they rryunto the lord. but "I: will not
brat them; lle will even bidc Illa lace from
them at that time. an they behaved that»
aalvea iii In tbeirdolnn (Mic. IIIJ). lie
told Jeremiah that turbulent-Iona! Mara
and Ilamuel could not are the bathe, and
lie teld Bartlet that the pro-eno- ol Noah.
ilanleland Job would beat no avail (Jar.
o) “Pm that t hated knowledgeaad
did not charm the ot the land." They
”unto tron: up. lurwe desire
nottheknow at m mallobui. u).
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Wiliidiifiif‘:
thnnoott of ptoduotmn.’
li'ew Belrlgeratora left; order them now at our old prices and terms.
,Wecan show you then bargeinovery day.
“moderation
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A LEasdu FOR ALL
A loaned Unw- Dimer” on Aaaaba
no :- Liar:
My hreddrcn. aomcwhab in do 'Sa'ma,
King David amya, “All men am liaha," an
den be any». “reputations am ohtten got
widontdaavln.” I want to invitayonh
t’oughta din mnwnlu to do upyanoe about
‘h'potatlona am ohlen got widout (1m
in. D
Annalee was a man. an—be wan a llah.
But he wahn't a great Iiah. Ho wahn’t
then a right amabt liah. Dena eawmon.
onery eh'ry day linh. An ylt. my braddrtm,
look at Annuiaa today! See do unfill-
kent. reputation on a Iiah oh (lat maul y,
be am (1' patron aaint ob llaha. an wua befo‘
you an me our hobo-’way back, long tof
dc wah.
Now, my breddrcn. we aln' talc datAn-
anion was a habituoua linh. We nin' bole
dat he even pebtohmed on'y do one lie, an
yit he made the biggest reputation dat a
Iiah or a M name t'ing. my
—obeh made. Why. my hreddren. you or
me tella mo’ lice an bigger Ila cb'ry day oh
our lives, on yit what acht ob reputation
hab we? De mor’ oh no none at all
Probably we ain’t got the winnin wayaoh
ole Annular. We sut’n'y' kyan‘t mek a
lettle lie so»: in: on be all But. my brad
dren, it wnhn’t his winnin waya alonedat
raised ole Annalee to de pennckle ob tame.
it wuz his ’mediate death. He might have
lived to be en ole or George “'aehin'wn at.
nebeh toio anudder lie. ills dyin when he
did war the makin ob him.
An now, my bnddron, day is some les-
aons to be learned tum all din. If Bruddeh
Caleb obeh dab um notable lu' gin’roelty;
ll Sister Dinah In notable to' her meeknea.
don’t you be diseou'aged, my po' "Bruddeh
No'count." kaa you isn't notable to' any-
t'ing. liemetnbeh dot rcputntloneam ohien
got widout deacrrin; remembeh ole Am
niaa, wid his mire'bul pioayune lie. on do
do bm’ you kin.
An yo' white folka In do back ob do
church, it Bruddeh Sum'ule aays he Yanks
do and he'a honest. it Brudduh ’Rnatua
tells you he hates do eight ob chicken pie,
remombeh dat King David whys, "All men
am liaha." an keep youb henhonso locked.
—(‘ontury.
Illa “'Iab.
Detroit has a bachelor of the compulsory
can, but Detroit won’t have him long, tor
another lair one has claimed him as her
own. lie ha: been disappointed so many
tlmce that Inter he has been almost im-
petuoua in his nttentiom. She bin widow.
and an improvement on all her predecessors
in his heart. The matter was settledawcek
ago in a rather roundabout way. They had
bt'en talking on women in general.
"So you think,“ he said, "that. woman is
prone to jump at a conclusion?"
"I certainly do," ahc mpomlcd earnestly.
"Are you like all the others?"
Ill h‘m ”A I!
A great thought came to him then. a
thought which in imperial mind: would do
vein into a coup d‘ctnt.
“ 'ould l were a conclusion." be sighed,
with such a sigh that within five minute.
two hearts were accumulated—Detroit Free
Pram _
In flurry.
Young Wile—This talk about men being
an impatient when a woman i- getting
mud) tag-I :mwau-xr i‘ uil nor,» no.
Fri-Ami . Doesn't your hudmul mmpluin
at all?
Young Wile-X0. indeed. Why. but
owning i couldn't find my gloves, and bad
a lung hunt {or ball a duzm otherthiuga,
and yrt when l was finally dn‘awd and
went. down stair» to my husband tin-re be
was by the lion n-zulmg and ntnoking no
calmly us it I uzmn't hall an hour Ian:
Nomi—“'5“. I declare! When were
you going?
Young Wile—To prayer meetingwxew
York Wet-l1. ly.
,,
The (Inward larch.
WIntorbIomnthm't you think ”it b-
rathar high tor a tailor maria gown? You
Blower tell: me bla wIlo paid only two lot
In. Whtrvbleon‘Tm. my dear. but
Vary DIM.
“Can l him you?" he asked the theme
girl after ht: propel-AI had been annual.
“i do not know whether you can or not."
the ropllctl critically.
llc hesitated a torment.
“flay l kit» you?" he murmured.
”'l'het’a mm."m ran ltd. and he
gathered them tan—Datum than.
Au lulu“.-
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as through the window at the beam
at.
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I'll blow you arm
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boy. ” worth) aria yum
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The most essential thing to
success in raising potatoes is
who svcd. If you are farming
for fun or money it will do no
particular harm to try a few of
the new varieties that are sprung
on along suffering public. The
host seed comes from Arooetook
County, Maine. This seed is
carefully selected in the full,
and stored where the tempera-
tum is so regulated as to keep
the tubers in adormnut condi-
tion until wanted for spring
planting.
We have those varieties that
experience ban proved worthy:
Early Rose, the Early Beauty of
llobron, the Now Queen. the
White Btar. tome and see them.
Seed Corn. Penn and Boone in
variety, by tho mooaurc.
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We will make a line display at
lflllllfll llIlS IIIII BUIIIIETS
.05;
lhutsday and Friday, Illlll l3. It
The India an.- cordially invited to attend.
Miss viifiEsFeloco.
Second floor 81 Washington St.
soc-m nonwatn.
” 75"““Rémz
SUMMER BOTTAGE
At Wilson’s Cove.
For the aeaetxn or by the month.
('ontaina Dining-room, Kitchen and four
Bed mung. Furnlaimi with Bede. Bedding,
Oil snort-e. Tables. Crockery, Utensils. etc.
For particulate and terms apply to
H. ,0. SMITH.
Masonic Building, Norwalk, Cola.
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To lo. 5 BtIlmd Place.
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EVERY PAIR wannau'rno. ,
Gall andexnminethern before purchuingauyotherahoe, at
Glover & Olso
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We have the largest monarch! :‘n Ladiee’, Gente’ and Boyl'.
Boots, Shoes and Oxford .
ever offered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and see for ,
yourselves.
Glover & Olsen’s:
8i Washington 5t.. 30. Norwalk. ‘
‘ 42 Wall St.. Norwalk.
WAGONST
Buggies, Phaetuns, Carriages,
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND m THEM.
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ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHED SHINE.
General Contractor and Still
1 Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Henry Tilly. mum omega:
Opening of
NEW summon:
We are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments,
including Jackets, Capes and Wraps, in all the latest shapes and
styles. Our line this season is far superior to anything we have
ever shown before in this line of goods and contains all the very
latest novelties. '
KID GLOVES.
All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter. Full line
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 7
books. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tana, Slates and
Brown. Biarritz Gloves in English Red and FoxBrown, self and
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glaco in Red, Tan, Gray, Yol-
'°' low and Pink, black stitching, large buttons. Eight button Moe-
quetaire, in black and an the new shades.
with every pair of gloves we sell.
— —~ __.,_--. ——
Tristram & Hyatt.
at THE LEAIIINI; IIRY Goons STORE,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
“mm AT HOME AM!) SAVE mum
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Wagons of All'lfinds and at All biml”
hw’l'thiemaonlhaveamporlorlotot Wagoaaforallm
wants, mamas. aunts. saunas. ' 7
nos. caucus. Ill mans: Iltlll
Which. for t wig and Price. cannot be beat in the “find
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LUTHER WRIGHT,
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