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New Jewelry Store.
SOUTH: venom EVENING surprisinrmnar.
JULY 27.1394.
file watch and clock repairing a. specialty.
All and any delicate mechanism properly ads
Slated. Jewelry Jobbing neatly and promptly
attended to. Commissions faithfully perform-
" I“. In“ line of fine watches and clocks con-
stantly on hand. All work guaranteed.
- RIBNARI) NRAIIK,
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ltssmship and lilaiiway Tickets
to all parts of the world i r sale by
H. D. SMITH,
melt 1 laconic Building, Norwalk.
,. SPERIIL RATES Til
Horirla, California.
Bermuda, Egypt,
Ind other points of interest to travelers.
llld' Well Hand Laundry,
ll Washington Street.
South Horwalii
an. wonx noun BY Hanoi
10 some nsnn 1N WASHING.
sausraonon onanasrnsn.
GOODS cannula non arm nnuvnn.
In runs. on cannon, on TIME.
J OHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office—George L. Cook. Main street.
Darlen. a
37603 no. LAYTON
Tire, life and Accident insurance,
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE lflEHT
Ocean Steamshipmckets and Sterl-
ing Drafts Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sol . Office 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post (lilies, South Norwulk.Ct.
#2?” Public. Acknowledgments
en.
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JUNE 7, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NUltWALK A‘-
FOLLOWS.
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ac.. 6 27 so.
am. it w ac..
10.. 7 10 em.
-. 728 ac. to Bridgeport.
ex.. 3 fl ac..
s9 4! ac.
ll 16 Adams ex.and ac.
Sundays—7 38 so.
9 12 ac., a. in;
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10:06 9. m.
masons. /
Sew and second hand
Buggies, Phaoroos, Carriages
Canopies. Soindlaejo
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND BE! roan.
tin
ill.
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Undertaker.
l B EIGHT ”MIT. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse italiwaybepot.
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PEACE.
Twilight with its dusky mantle
Steals upon us gray and still.
Closing fro ”l the lingering vision
Distant s y and snow crowned hill. 3
dozen to every house. He came at last.
Where tiie dainty crystal river “0‘19“”! larger.
Threads its journey to the west.
There the old church ruin rises
in its dignity of rest.
Only one grim “'illl remaining
Where the nestling ivy clings,
And the minds in tuneful playing
Music make upon its strings.
table before him.
for ii long time.
and once or twice his lips moved.
Let us pause here in the twilight
On this moss grown clump of stone.
All is peace and calm and quiet;
The ”“3 world has sober "own. matches beside the bowl.
it was here our fathers worshiped
In their sweet old Quaker ways;
it was here their prayers were spoken
In the old colonial days.
out tookino notice of her. She looked
nervously buck and forth behind him
I can almost hear the organ
Sweetly play that solemn tune
And the voices raised to heaven
From that poorly furnished room.
brood. All at once she stopped.
‘Tis so peaceful. let us linger
As the day is lost in night
And the world is wreathed in darkness
Till the morn shall give us light.
—Bcth EmmaMcClunniu In Brooklyn Eagle.
MEDALLION’S WISH.
Medallion. the auctioneer. had a busy
brain and it fine sense of humor. 0f the nf~
fairs of the world he knew very much more
than the cure. the ammo and the little
chemist; of the utTuirs of Domino he know
as much as the cure, which was evidence of
a keen social activity. Tull. rcd linircd, boy-
ish. with bright brown cycs and an uncom‘
promising nugnlririt y of face and form, he
had nothing of the personality of a father
:oufcssor. yet us many confessed to him as
the cure-in it different manner. Iletttrncd
most things into a jest,unr1yct his jests
were never offensive nor so crude as to lose
their plqunucy. Mon smiled, women sim-
pered, when be come into their presence,
and unlucky was that person who chanced
to be at on auction sale where he presided
with a po‘ckctfiil of money and a taste for a
ioke~he invariably bid high flllil often.
“'hen the uvocut begun to lose his health
and spirits and there crept through his
shrewd gravity and kindliness a petulanco
and defect-ion. Medallion was the only per-
son who had an inspiriting effect upon him.
The cure and the littlec emist tended to
deepen his melancholy. The avocut was
not a good churchmen. and the cure was
too old a friend and sensible a man to press
Spiritual corisolntions upon him. and he and
tire little chemist decided that the change
in him was due to bird circulation and fail-
ing powers, which was only partially true.
Medallion mudc nilceper guess. “Want.
to know what‘s the matter with him?" he
mid. “Ho! 1'” thI you. \Virmuii!"
“Wormiu! (ind bless inc!" sold the little
chi-mist in u li’lKIllt‘llt‘tl wny.
“Woman. IillIt‘ rmiii. I lllt‘flll the want
of n \voirmri,” sold Kli‘rltilllrlll.
'l‘hc (‘lll‘l‘ ~hruugcd his shouldcrs trciitly
:iml iiir-rciliiI-riisly. “lie Ilitri rm q-xn-Ilcrit
cook, rind Iii»; Iii-r! :ind jurkr-ts urc wr-Il
'ur'cd. I sec tbcm constantly ill ihc win-
llll\\’.‘~."
A tough gi.r.,lrd in .\chullloii's ibrout.
llr- Inn-d lIit‘at' Illliirt't'lil folk. liut himself
Wont twic.~ it your to Qucbcc city iiiid 11nd
more cxpriiidcd Vicki‘s.
“Worm-ii, piirIl‘rn—llmllllllu to the priest
:iud riibbluu I.i~ chip so that it ruspcd like
Hillil pupvi‘»~— “wariiuzi. my driirmist" -
throwing ii. sly look at thc clu-mist~“wom-
rm. neither its (link nor Irotrlc washer. is
“hut. hc llt‘l'tl'd. livery mun »out of holy
rmlcrs"~ho said this in dcfcrciice to his
good fricird rho curw‘wirrivcs ut the time
whcn his your u mu.~t be reported. or he be-
comes as dry Iiriliuq—llkc iin cinpty house-—
furniture sold off. ('uii only bi: renewed
our wny—«wonmii. Will. hci'i-‘s our uvocnt.
rind tlir-rc‘s Iris rcmcdy. livls got the mark-
in}; :iiid thc cl. on. fresh IIllt‘ll, hc iiiiisthuvc
a Wife. the vow best." :
"Ah. Mcdnliion. my friend. you urc
rIi'rrII." Milli llit‘ curr. firt'liiliiz Iris lrdrtz Illl‘
gi-rs iit Illrl Illr‘iililll blowing unruly thrnimh
them, but not .siiiiliiii.r lit the Irnsl, i'nrhcr
paper and ink, reached down a bunch
thcm rill beside the bowl and pipe.
he recognized her.
room.
movcd.
the bowl, their the pipe.
back In his chair.
ungainly. whimsical face.
cycs. “Evening. Goran.
Napoleon! Pipes for two."
look faded out of them.
mechanically. then
fricnd. Medallion!"
formula
thcni on mcctinit.
cut's hand in his. swallowing it. of piirp.
sriiilc.
it \' M'IrIIiIli frillcd to inspire whom hc chr
to inspire \\'llIl soup-thing of his own 1
mid cliccr‘fulircss.
r-ci‘tulii Iit‘ had in: liver In it fcw Ill-'ilill'l
both Illl,‘ uvncut rind himself wcrc hlliilbll
divldr-d lrctwcvri them.
on runny things.
ncwiiig the bowl nnrl lighting two mi
full ciiinllcs disuppi-zii'r-ri.
with tlic lilti'lhll. pureed tn the Inw fr.
thc low to anulmui. from thlrrrIa-nti
old \‘iviicity and fire. Al but Mr-dullir
gin». round Illllfilllgl)‘ Ill his flour-rs brf.
him lilitl Illiruriir-d .r wilt: of tho “dour“
IIll‘ vci'so- culiir' will suit and rich and full
"\VIiIlT is ilrri‘r‘ Illu- in The cry (if Iln- I-lt‘vl
'I‘Imi Mira“. Ill ll» Ili"l Ill llil' Itlrir' in v ‘
;\ \nir‘v lllr' HM" li~~l )Nl ch-r l..i'.w in .iiil:
If 3.. III: l'r'. it is Irvi'r‘. r f. H?
nt‘l‘llillrt. ilIlimsl l‘t'lll'titlllt". .\l<‘l \\ .llrrIr'l’ from ~IrHl" in shot.-
"it is such :i whim. a whim jolif" suld ’l'.‘t I Ill-vl'ile u' «l hum; u IlI‘Illt‘.
tlii- Iliilr‘ (‘Irt‘llll\l. .‘Ililixlllt.’ his Ilt'lltl riiuI '\“'l ‘ ii" " ”“- I' ""' ‘ “ ‘I "‘i-
1|IUI\IIIL.’ through his ifIith‘w .-ldc\yi.«.-, Iii...“ “"“'I|l"l=il.l “A lil'iI‘-1Ilill'rr',rl,v ."'
wiw l-ird.
“IIuI You shrill soc. 'I‘Iu- mun must b.-
blth‘tI. (liit' t‘lll'i’ shall have his for-s. Hur-
tlriiquist l-‘IlulI pruvidc llic lliir'at r'ssciii'rw
fur tbr- from iin luv-re pills. Arid “'t‘hllilll
dine with our-mucut once u work—«with
tisllilrliulls in moist”) for tlmcurc riridulii-
tlc good winc for ilII. Ilril"
Ills bill it... ru-vcr u iuugh. It. was on
ejaculation of sot isfuctiou. knowlcdgomolld
r-njoyniciit, iliuil solution. iiiu-ruous. ub-
rilpi.
The cure shook his Iii-ml doubtfully.
did not one tin- rived. Ilc did not br-llr-vc in
Mcdullioii's whim. Still he know that tho
rruin'sjinltzirir ill wus shrcwd In Illllhl things.
and he would lrcs‘iIr-nt itiitl wuil. lint he
shrunk from any iicw phusc of life likcly to
ultr-r thr- coirdil ions of that old i‘riillpltlllull'
ship, which included themselves. thcrwo-
cat and tho young doctor. who. like the lit-
tic, chemist. \vns married.
The chi-mist sharply said: “Well. wcll.
perhaps, 1 hopc. 'I‘hcrc is It poetry (his
Eiltilliill ism not pcrfcct. rmd at. times hc
mixed it with l-‘rcuclr In an urnuulrrgunm»
nor), is Ilttlc churwm. which runs:
”Hrri‘i‘llwfiil In tho littlc house.
'l‘hc Iitilc house by the winding Mtrcoui:
All the lnmrlrtcr has dicil away
not of the Iiuli‘ Iroumn
flirt dour. iircro corm- from the lofty hills
Forum-rm. and «you unicorn
lirirnt ilic inugliicr of yesterday
Into tlu? little house
By the wiruiirm stream nnd bills.
If] rim. dl run, «it run. ill ron-rionl"
The little chemist blushcd faintly at the
silence that. followed his timid. quaint to.
citul. 'l‘hecurc looked cairn and kind and
drawn away as if in thought. but Medallion
presently got u ), stormed and laid his long
fingers on the s roulder of the apothccary.
”Exactly. little man." he said. “We’re
both got the same idea in our heads. l'vs
put it Ilili‘ll fact. you've put it soft senti-
ment. and it’s God's truth either way."
Presently the cure asked, as if from a
great distance. so meditative was his voice.
“Who will be the woman. Medallion?"
“l‘ve got. one in my eye—tho very right.
one for our uvocat: not here. not our. of
Pontiac. but from St. Jenn in the hills-c
f trolling your verses. gentle apothecary.
B‘lie must bring what is fresh—«hsmust feel
that the hills have cometohim. she that
the valley is beta for the first time. A new
World for them both. liar" .
"Mon Dion! you are a great. man." said
the chemist.
There was a strange, inscrutable look in
tinned rkst's eyes. The arooathsdm
teased to im in his time.
Will ii .\Ii-d:rIIiuIi I::id Illilnllt‘tl ~lll‘1liilfl
Ill‘sl \‘r'l'N‘. h.- \t‘rtllml, but ihcuimui a!
”Hindi illi'llll4' Iu'rm riitlicrviiidirw I. .iiII
our lillu lIli' IIilIll'il'IiLI port of Iiil'l
p:l~l.
ItII“tII tlli|I llil' ~huilrrtv ni' lIlt' l’ririthr nu.
Mmlullruii r‘uirtinuvd.
"Whirl I» ihr‘r'o Irkc ilrc- Iririzlrini: slur.
Fur up from llll' lllur‘ irr-r '!
A Illi ct that“. bright and iliir-r fur.
It luriglw and it shims. ii. i if
“c
.‘.lul il':l\'r‘i Iriilil Nhfirl‘ [u khllrll
Till I go forth rind Irl‘lii: it home
.\iid houn- it \\ Will. my door.
limv along. run along Inonc. r l, r if"
dud .’| \vuruuli'"
llr- \t‘fillr'rl. 'I'Iicrivm-ur'wyvmlrcn u“
[in smidcnly. swuylrrtz slightly in Irv r
llc caught up in glass. lilirI lifting
xii
'u
w “and the ("mic Napoleon.
'I'hori Iu- put the gilt-oi down with:
Iri~ choir.
1....kr-d IIIH‘ a diary.
not rm, Ilr- Imd touched the tiruiricut
ilisrlrmurr- which Clllilt'tt to every mun.
smoked.
night on the flags is-f'orctho N-rlumnci
fr'W francs rtlwml every Week. That night
tho-re wmiid be a child. if the priest binned
tram-inn: mum in the gardens
with us.
away.
could not find her. Uriel!
I
board houses and the smoke of strong taban
from these houses. now and then pulling
suddenly up to avoid stumbling over a
child. where children are numbered by the
a house unlike the others. in that it was of
lie learned for a moment
over the gate and looked through It window
into it room, where the uvocat sot propped
‘ up with cushions in a great. chair. staring
’ .. glooniily at two candles that burned on the
Medallion watched him
The avocat never changed
his position. He only stared at the candle.
A woman came in and put. a steaming
bowl before him and laid a pipe and
She was a very
little. thin. old woman, quick and quiet
and watchful—his housekeeper. The avo-
him several times anxiously and passed
a hen moves up and down the flank of her
Her
small white fingers. with their large rheu-
matic knuckles, lay flat on her lips as she
stood for an Instant musing. Then she
trotted lightly to a bureau. got pen and
keys from the mantel and came rind put
Still the nvocnt did not stir or show that
She went to the door.
turucd and looked back. her fingers again
at her lips. then slowly sidled out. of the
It was long before the avocut
Ills eyes had not wavered from
the space between the candles. At lost.
however. he glanced down. His eye caught
lie reached out a
slow hand for the pipe and was taking it
up when his glance fell on the keys and
the writing material. He put the pipe
down. looked up at the door through which
the little old woman had gone, gazed round
the room, took up the keys, but soon put
them down again with n sigh and settled
Now his gaze ultr'rnaterl
between that long lane. sloping into the
shadow betwccn the candles and the keys.
Medallion threw a leg over the fence and
come in n few steps to the door. He opened
it quietly and entered. In the dark he felt
his way along the wall to the door of the
avocnt's room. opened it and thrust in his
“Ila!" he laughed. with quick winking
Live the Code
A change came slowly over the nvocnt.
His eyes drew away from that vista be.»
tween the candles. and the strange. distant
“Great is the Code Napoleon." he said
presently. “Ali. my
Ills first words were the answer to a
which always passed lmtwcen
As soon u..- tliiroii bud
sold them Mcdullloii‘s Iuiiky body follow
his fucc. flllll Ill it moment. he hud tho uvr»
crushing it.su that. M. (Iarun \\‘ll\t'tl up
smartly rind guys his \lsltnr n lu'ihlt‘r‘
Mcdnllmri's cheerful. lli'l’i'illh vitul
Ilt‘ liud iicwr low“ soil-
sick. slept Iikc it top, run he Milli, rind \\':i~‘
and thc coiiicutsof the stunning lurivl wcrc
.‘IrrIillIIrril litlkt'rl
The littIi-old housckccpcr came in, chirp-
...1 it soft grind evr-riliriz, flushed it ’tmull
thankful sinlli- rit Medallion, rind uftcr rr--
.‘lt‘illllllf'll Ilr‘gflll
lr‘iuiu'c and from i'rriiicc totlrc world. driiw-
lug out from the uncut somctliluu of his
wring thut thc tlnic was ripc. llil‘llr-rl his
which became murc :iud rnorc distinct till
It I“ lIil'I't'. it is Ixr'l‘r'. it mm insiiu and room
truthiflll. Hi. FYI“ \\| r-.- llI>\\‘ {micro-d uuurn
Iii.»
Ilt' “us lui~y ultlrul'.f.- llriil Imd
ulli‘t' Ill'l'll >trrlll Ill ”1" IIi'IiIoIlI I‘Vrvlrlllllrr'
It lir‘»l.:Ir~« and it ‘Ililill'h. it rim-ii r-rniiiuiul rum:
\l'Iir-ii ‘.\Ir~drillrurr bud IIrilrdri-ddrr- Miami,
Ill- glam rind wild. "Huron, I drink to Illlilll
from the nthcr's rinrilri. rind ho clinic in bi.
wild, "I drink to home rtrnl"--wu Iirrlv cold
bunt of luuulricr t‘lilllt‘ from him; Irv ibrcu
Iii“ Ill‘lUI brick with anon-thing Iilic diudnlra
drinking, wircclcd buck and rIroppcrl iuh
l‘i‘cactitly he not up,tmrk Ilir
tow. m-nt “\‘r-r. upcncd thr- burcrui rind
brought brick it vaI worn IHIII'ImHk. which
lie serum] to him
furgnrtcu Mr-ririlllon’s prr-scrrcc. but it wor-
nmrirrr how sr'crr-iin'. when he inusttcli
wind. is on his mind or die. lie opened tin
book with tumbling fingers. took a pen
rind wrote. at first slowly. while Medallion
tier-r. iii. lf‘mrv it is five and twnty your:
ttgotlrdtt)"—.\lntl Dislt. how we danced that
How
gnt‘wr-wrm in the .‘tialson Illcul We were
any and happy Julio and l»tmr rmrus and a
durrccd and wured out the light wins. because
m- wr-ro to be married tomorrow. i‘crlrap-
sbo whispered to me “We watched the anvil
of the Luxem—
bourg. \i‘cli.vrerlarir:crl. Tircrewas an artist
i saw him catch Julie about the
waist and kiss her on the neck. She was
sultry. but I did not think of that. I was
mad with wine. I quench-d with her and
said to her a shameful thing. Then I rushed
We were not married the next liar»!
town after rum
was a museum. of students in Mont Par.
noose. lass liar-t. lumber that-be came
to mortar: and annual me. but when I not well
Then earns the secret word
estrous. Waitttuas a nut nightflrsatfli
him.
to
raised the glass.
said and sipped the hot wine.
M Medallion.
years,” he sold; "rendl"
its
eyes.
ly.
written. It. was on the last page.
0‘ musingiy.
on a new color.
ly. Mcdnllionrcud:
I bliflll learn to laugh some day.
Medallion looked up at. him.
deception. “I have learned."
and hollow and painful.
—-of the ('rrdc Xupolcoii.”
Jcnn in the hill-i.
the wiiidmvrrf the nvocut’s house.
HI
“1'
inn
prciiicly n mun of M'Il counwi.
ikt’
If" “mun-d llt‘l’t'NSIly tn spcuk.
its
US.
on”.
”T
till
In
from which she hurl risen.
dropme from her pocket.
and other.» Ir'h‘s‘ imtuhlc.
iii.
Ill. 1‘3”"
ii‘r
rs.
I rind cure.
Imld.
llc snid abruptly to hcr:
rind i'llt't‘l‘ him tlpwhlli'll
_\'irll :irc‘"
_-\t ilmt shr- urrwc with
hldt‘r'rl liiixlillhly ut Illlll.
lIir' Irrmli “I arrilLir.
lruikml,” Irv HilrI
"Don't be ltlllll'}'
Ill
rid
h, Iucrd iii-rvnihly in Ilt‘l‘ Inp.
him?" no N‘ilII.
Mic shook Iir'r hcud liltllll‘llflllll'.
ft'rr’lll."
”You Were hi. wil‘c'” sold Mcdrilllnrn
"I"r:iii«'cl.~1rrut lIIt‘ soruc IL-t Ilt‘l‘l'.
dlruzduy tlu-rv wars on end.
will \\ Ili'rl' his wrist flvc yours ugh."
'l‘hcn slur bccriiric
any one?"
Slic new] not how risked Mr'ilfllllun.
rry
ilt‘.
ill! I
it
hi-r, “You must come at once. with inc."
Shr- rrcrnblcd toward blur.
...
who Is dying:
ilc mulled: "Not dying at rill.
If"
evening before.
iii
In
but with a kind of pride too.
perhaps you had been married since."
coming to sugrper."
'9
its.
wish no visitors this nightwof all.”
he said.
percd.
ly raised her veil.
. use ,
. ml "'fifin _:f,......“"‘v ..
new act's.“ .’
me faster. His eyes lighted up; he seem-
ed quite forgetful of Medallion’a presence.
When he finished. afresh change came over
He gathered his slim fingers in a
bunch at. his lips and mode an airy salute
to the warm space between the candles. He
drew himself together with a youthful air
a d held his gray head gallantly. Youth
)Ztld age in him seemed most grotesquely
mingled. Sprightly notes from the song of
Monte chantunt hovered on his dry. thin
lips. Medallion. amused. yet with a hushed
kind of feeling through all his nerves. push-
ed the avocat’s tumbler till it touched his
fingers. The thin lips twined arouudlt.
and once more he came to his feet. He
“To"«fora minute he
got no further—"to the wedding eve!” he
Presently he
pushed the little. well worn book over to
“I have known you for 15
He gave Medal-
lion a meaning look out. of his flashing
Mcdnllion’s bony face responded cordial-
“Of course.” he answered, picked up
the book and read what. the avocat bad
When
he had finished reading. Ire held the book
ills whim had suddenly taken
The avocat. who had been
walking up and down the room, stopped
before him, took the book from him. turned
to the first page and handed it back silent-
QITIITIEC. Supt. iii. NIL—It is one year since.
The old
man threw buck his head, spread out the
last page in the book and said defiantly, us
though expecting contradiction to his self
Then he laughed, but the laugh was dry
, it suddenly
passed from his wrinkled lips, and he silt
down again. but now with an air as of shy-
ness or shame. “Lct us talk." he said. “of
The next morning Medallion visited St.
Five years before he had
sold to a newcomer at St. Jenn—Mme. Le-
cyr—the furniture of a little house, and
there had sprung up between them a quiet
friendship. not the loss admiring on Me—
dallion’spurt because Mme. Lecyr was a
good friend to the poorand sick. She never
tired when they met. of hearing him talk
of the cure. the little chemist and the avo-
cat, and in tho avocat she seemed to take
the most interest. making countless in-
quiries—countless when spread over many
conversations—upon his life during the
time Medallion had known him. He knew
also that she came to Pontiac occasionally.
but only in the evening, and once of n
moonlight. Ilt.‘ had seen her standing before
Once.
also. Ilt' hurl sccii her vcllcd in the little
crowded courtroom of Pontiac when an In—
tercstlrii; cuw WIN bcliig tried rind noticed
how «Iic wurchcd M. Huron. standing so
vr-ry still that PIit‘ scvnicd Illclcss, and how
she stole out in. soon itrs‘ hc hurl ilouc spcztk~
Mr-rlvillioii Irrid "('lllr' instinct llllil was Fri.
What he
tlmuubt hc Iu'pi in Illulnl If until tin-ri-
.\ {cw (hiya lic-
lru'c ihc pilrilt'lilltl‘ on.- of which “'t‘ huvc
Irr't'll “mini; hr- r'ullcd iit Mme. Iwcyr's
Irniiscuud lll course of (‘ullt’et‘aitliuli IUIrI
lll‘l‘ that thc uvucoi's health was breaking;
thut hr~ hurl tlu- day before not Cllllilrlcle'ly
found ill court over the siiiiplcst Iillxllli'ai
niul wusquiic iiiilikcblsnld. shrewd, kindly
liy this. time he was fllllilk“. prepared
in .wc lu-r turn pole and Iii-r fingers flutter
iit lllt' knitting riccdles she held. She made
on cxcusc to lcuvc the room for a moment.
llc how it little book lying ncnr IIlt' chulr
Perhaps it had
He plckcd it up,
It wrm u book of Fri-rich suiitzsw—Iicruiigcr's
(in NW fly lr-uf
“‘st “'T'llli‘ll. "l’rorii Victor to .Iulic, Sept.
Shc tunic buck to him dircctly and quite
cnlruly iiirpilrrd Iirr\\' thc nvocut wns curt-d
for and hopcd hc \vould Il.|\t' cvcry comfort
Mcdulliuri grow on thc instant
Ilc was iiuw certain that Victor
was the uvocrit and Julio was Mme. l.ccyr.
"Why not conic
old friends :is
a little cry and
flu [willful in
l
SIIU Ill't‘llllli'il q'llr‘k lliliI liflril fillil SIlIrI
iiniluuu. but hit Illlm'l‘s Iucml :ilid iiitcr
"If you \vrrc fr'lciids. why don‘t )'rrll;:l)lrr
“\Vt’
\vrrc riinri- thuii fiirriids,umi that i~. dif
"It was ditl‘cr‘r-rrt." shc rcplrcd, flushing.
We own.-
to M umrricd, but on the cvc of our wcd
Irrrily found
sllciit. and would or
could spcnk no more; only she said at. lust
lrcfnrc Irc \vi-ut. “You will not [till him or
llrI
know many scr'rcts illlil kcpt. them, which
is not thc usual way of goml humoml pco-
Iiiit. now. with the story told by the
“WIN". himself In his mind. he saw the curl
of the long roruuncc. He came to the house
of Mine. ln-cyr. rind hclux udmlttcd said to
"lie is worm,-
llo needs
you; court-along. I‘ll tell you as wego."
lint shc hung back. lie wns plnlncr then
and told hcr all he had seen and heard the
Without it word thou sine
prepared to go. (in the way be turned to
her and said to her. “You are Mme. Lecyr."
“I am as he left inc.” she replied tlmidly,
“Don't mistake inc." he said. "I thought
The avocat sat in his little office. feebly
fumbling among his wipers. as Medallion
entered and cltlll'd to him checrily: “We
are coming to see you tonight, Garonwths
cure, our little chemist and the doctor;
Tho sdvocat put. out his hand courteous
ly. but he said. in a shrinking, pained voice:
“No. no. not tonight. Medallion. i would
Medallion stamped Offer him and caught
him by both arms gently. "We shall see.”
"it. is the anniversary." he whls»
”Ah. pardon," said the mount, with a re-
provtng pride, and shrank back as if his
nerves had been laid bare. lint Medallion
turned, opened the door. Went out and let
in a woman. who came forward and timid-
“Victorl” Medallion board. then “Juliet”
and than he shot the door. and with sup—
iltetiaillon took ophishat. she was gone. I ‘ k m. ps‘riu his mind not into the kitchen to ;
"Wh'i‘fié mW’iufimm fi'fiélll‘illil‘flillriilhffur“Elia... seeths housekeeperuwho in this enjoy ,
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Leave South Norwalk. 7:30 a. to. Leave New York. Beekman street. 2:15 p. m.;".Satur-
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Freight steamer. City of Norwalk. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesdayhnd Friday at
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from 7:00 a. in. to bill) p. m. n if
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OPEN' TO ALL BOATS.
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CABIN SLOOPS, CtT'I‘ERS AND YAWLS.
Cl AS" A. Thirty feet and Ilnflf‘l'. sailing measurement.
OPEN SLOOPS AND J"! AND MAINSAIL BOATS
CLAhS ii.» Thirty loci. and under. sailing ’rm-asnrrment.
FLASH (‘.»-'i‘\vcniy four lrri and under. sailing measurement.
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CLASS film Thirty fer-t and under. sailing measurement.
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started with less than iwu boats. Sailing measurement will be the load waterline and 193 the
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No restriction as to sails in Classes A. and B. Only Jib and )lainsail in Classes 0. and. D.
)luliisail only in Classes IL. I". and (6. Classes, ii. and I, Oyster floats may carry Jib Mainsail
and Topsail only. Kn boat shall carry more than one man for every three feet of sailing length
or fraction thereof. not including sailing master.
fiourse.Five Milesto Windward or Leeward and Return.Entrance Fec.$i
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Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
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South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
EROM $5 UP. g.
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