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A ROUMANIAN SONG.
In the green garden ,eitteth on a bed
0! columblne a young and may mold.
Under the shade of roses white and red.
A youno man lingers rm he passes by.
"0b. fair. and over fair for such as L
Art thou a "mid. dour hunt?" is all his cry.
”Or art thou some glad pcnsuut‘s mated dove
Or a white goddess strayed from heavenl
above?"
"No goddess L nor any peasant‘s love.
”But near-nation in this garden sown.
A red carrmllon in this garden grown.
Youth. light than not some newer for thine
own
“Nay. none I have." he said. "The dew am I.
1 come at nightfall when the leaves are dry.
And when 1 go. ear-notion. thou shalt die.”
-Nora Hopper in New York Lodger.
HAD T6 HAVE A BATH
~wmm
In the morning of a sultry July day
Professor Botkino of the University of
California was sitting on his front steps
at Berkeley.
He was dclightedly watching the of»
format his pet toad to cupturon very
large angleworm, and his enjoyment
was enhanced by the foot that his henn-
tiful German wife, who usually declin-
ed to interest herself in anything which
she even suspected of u commotion with
science, was seated beside him, giving
eager little pressures to his hand and
uttorintgn pleased exclamation in her
pretty foreign uccout whenever the toad
mode an extra effort.
The worm gave a little wrigglo us it
began to come out of tho gmund, when,
quick as n flush, the toad made it Imp
and seized the end of the worm in its
mouth.
Then begun the tug of war. But the
toad was not to berliscourngr-d, It jerk-
ed and jerked until it fairly stood on
its hind legs. Still it Could not dis-
lodge the worm.
At this interesting point a train whis.
tled.
“Why, Selma," said the profess-or.
“there istho train nlrendyl I bud illlllt
forgotten that I“ must R0 to the city Mr
day. Where is my hat?”
"Do wait an instnnt, dour. Just set
what that mud in doing!” shu- nuswer-
od, holding him book.
He glanced down and saw the toad
twisting its legs about until the Worm
was wrapped twice around it. Then llll,
toad gnvr- n hop, and out enrnu tin
worm. This hurl lwr-u too fascinating: u
spr-utm‘lu in tho unwary professor. ll:
dashed into the house and brurk again,
kissed his wife, and, with u regretful
glance ut her rippling buir rind Holt ltlllr
eyes. started nil.
Suddenly llr' rushed back.
“Why, dour," he cried, “I forgu‘ it
it‘ll you that Mr. Smith, thr- (‘utunlinn
who wrote the rumor nu bacteria. urll
be how this ut'tvrrmnu to stop :1 tiny n1
tub. Eli“ may l‘lillil' lwt‘nrr- l mu liill‘li. "
She i'luspr ll her hilrrds in rum-k .1...
spuir.
“Uh, rlmr't Tn' lililrliil'll.‘ .lust bit but
lllin' u word smoking in u birthinb.
Then he will come out pr‘l'fr't'il)’ hunmn
and happy. llr-‘s an Englishman. you
know. ' '
She grew solwr its she. thought how
ruthlmsly solenoi- und scientists swmml
to dog her unwilling footsteps. lll'l' husr
bond certainly loved her, but he lmd n
wary of becoming utterly nbsurlwd in
his studies. and than bursting into hm
reflections with remarks which sounded
perfectly ghoulish.
Now here was this (funmliuu mining!
And how \vns she to ho propr-rly in
teresfrd in his old bacteria and not dis-
grace ln'r husbrrrrd by betraying he!
igrrurmn'r- nu thesubjm-t‘.‘ slw :isln-ll her
self.
)lzmiiustly he must tnln- :1 bulb, and
cvrrything possible must be dunv t-
ruulu-thr- bathroom uttr'm-liw, snthnt In
Wmllll slay throw us long: ilh pnssibln. Sh.
Went up stairs, and her own dimplvd
hands got down it llt‘\\’l‘i|l{l‘ ot' pvrt‘uuml
soup.
Slit: l‘yi'll it r'ritil'ully. l’rrhnps his so-
vvro svivirtitio mind Would he disgusted
with such eil’r'miuutu luxury.
film would place busidv it it who of
White eustilv. Thou,whatever his rush-s.
he must lm rill-used.
Hire put ihw ulr'nhul and n. r'ulugru
lrritilv within r-rtsy much, not out snumtl)
and rough tune-ls and it both blunlwr,
saw than the slrnwwr but}: \i'lll'lil‘il. nurl,
with u sigh of rwlir-f, wmrt down Hllili‘r-
to impress the Hulk that during the on»
llrr‘ :tl'tr'l‘iirmll ilrr'l‘v 1111114 be pli‘lli)’ (IT
hot water in ”w lmilr‘r.
Suddenly it lmppy thought. hil‘lll'k her.
She wont into her husband‘s study and
brought out r wry lmlrk nu lrill'lt'l'lnlni:y
thnt she muld iiml. 'l'hr'su she rnrrgrvrl
on u shelf ut lint fruit. of the bathtub.
Standing out n litill‘ beyond the others.
us it but just shuvui in, was Mr.
Smith’s own pnrrrphhvt on bacteria.
Mrs. llntlrirru pinned on the wnll Mlllll
mini-mi illustrations of various forms
at lrrwtvr‘irr run! their Mir‘vvyml illr' ril‘wt
with the I‘lillll mtisfnrtinu of 11 general
who furrows the success of his monou-
vets.
5hr- hurl dnrrunll nhor'unld. With this
virtuous feeling she was itllll‘ in :11
about her ru-mrputiuns for the «lay nnd
in tho illit'rntnrn r-vr-u lnuushml lhr
tlmunhl of her t‘x‘wr'll‘il griwti-rrotuzh tr:
tulm u quiet imp.
She won uwnkr'm d by u knot-ii ill but
dour, turd the mold hnudmi her it curd
bearing the Wur‘lninuly innocent irrsvr~ip~
lion, “Mr. Worthington Hmith."
Him lingered outside the drawing
room no long as she (luml, and lint“.
putting her trust in the buthrnmn. walk—
ed in and greeted hr~r visitor with :r
smile of timid Wl'li‘fmn‘.
He did not look ill ull ulnt‘minu. She
won surprised to son that huwm young,
dnrkly hnudnnnn- and dressed with more
regard to foshinn thou the sr-ir-nlitir'
mind guirornlly dcimin to lwrnw.
After the that polite cornrnouplnrw
Mr. Smith smiling/1y olmorvl-rl, “Pro-
fessor Botlrino’n mwnt fill-li'fll'illlm have
been of such interest to scientific men
that they must my him open to a moat
rlcnl of ‘perscoutioh from inquiring nd-
utters, bow--
‘Oh, not at all, " rho rmswrrrcd ratio
kincohorently, “or rather 1 should any
‘Wm
some Woolen). howill he, i
to ilnd‘you herewhen he returns. He
Was so sorry that he had to go to town
for a few hours. In the meantime I
hope that you will let me look after
”a?!
“Thank you very much. Perhaps you
would be so kind as to explain to me a
few things I should like to know about
Professor Botkinc‘s theories on hoote‘
tie?" r’
He was surprised to see a deep flush
and a look of distress come over her
face.
Here he was. plunging into science
the very first thing and'turning‘ shy be-
sides. Oh, she must send him oi! to
that bath! It twinned rather awkward,
but she nerved herself to the effort.
“No, Mr. Smith, ” she said gnyly, , “I
am sure that I could not tell you any-
thing on the subject, and I cannot think
of leaving you here alone. You must
lot we make you comfortable. I know
that after your journey you would like
a bath. "
He looked amazed and then outbur-
rust-red.
“Thank you very much, Mrs. Bot-
kine,” he stununerod. “but I do not.
care at all for a birth. I shall do very
well here, and"—-——
”No, no!” she said nervously. “I
know that you are only afraid thnt there
is no hot water on north a warm day,
and you do not wish to give trouble.
Not a word if you please, Mr. Smith.
You will really annoy me if you refuse. "
She thought to herself that be little
know how more than annoyed she was
at the thought of his possible questions.
As he followed James. Mr. Smith ro-
marked to himself that before this ex-
perience ho Would have vowed that she
was too pretty to be eccentric. He had
no wish to bathe, but fearing to vex her
mcekly proceeded to perform his nblu-
tions.
She was so eluted that she wont. to
the piano and song for hnlf an hour.
She was startled by hearing some one
come rushing into the room behind her.
She wheeled on the stool and encoun-
tered the gaze of Mr. Smith, who stood
before her, looking decidedly uneasy.
“I beg pardon for interrupting you,
Mrs. Botkino,” he said, “but. I wished
to thank you for your kindness and to
make my odious. "
”Why, Mr. Hrnitlt"—-— shr- br-gun. but
he waved his hand opologetienlly and
(‘ontiiuwdz
“I run very sorry not to hove found
Professor Botkino, but perhaps I enu
('ouio uguiu. There is just time for me
to i‘lill‘li tinl 6 lr'l'hn‘k 1mm. "
For n multwni slur felt Hturmml. Then
a flood of questions pnurml through hvt
mind. Was the mun insane. or what
had nine dom- tn Ulll‘llll him? What “'21:-
thurv in sr-ibncu to turn on nppowmly
“nice" young 1mm into such it distmit
srwngr-Z‘ The rest of tlu- dny Ni‘t‘llli‘ll nud-
less, but ut- lust she described l’rnfvssoi
Botkiuu and with him a rntln-r ill'fill}
outed and “dug up“ looking rmur.
“lit-re we are of lost," snid tho pro-
fessor. “I found our friend on the train.
Ho had mistaken the train and urine tr
Alnrnedu. Mr. Smith, lot mo present
you to Mrs. liotkinv. "
She Welcomed her guest cordially,
but the minute she was alone with her
husbuurl she seized him by 1er lupr-ls.
"What joke him» you been playing
on me?" slw demanded. “Who is thi.~
Mr. Smith?"
“Why, my dear, there is no joke.
This is the Mr. Smith [but I tnlrl you I
was exporting llllfi ni'tl'rnmru, What is
thr- mutter?"
"Mutter!" she cried. “Who In Elll
Mr. Smith that Villill‘ lll'l‘l- ilrh nib-r-
lllrnll with u mu-lu-l :rud n~lwl :lluriii
your thmriw'r"
“Why, wu mui him iii ”iv Malian.
lie hull ii i’cw hlll'i‘lllll’llh' tnslmw m-a
lie is the son of my t'rn'ud (‘um Smith
of Sun Francisco. lle had just run U‘v’t't
for it hillll'i (till. "
“A short cull?" sln' m-hnul again.
“What will he think of nu": lsvrri him
up stairs in tnlw thzrt lv;itlri"——»Ar'gu-
hunt.
The Slang of \lrr Drawing llrmur.
if the slung of tho sti'r‘t'ts is vulgar.
which is urnurr-d. “hut of the sizing oi
the druwiuu l'nlrm'.’ In how rmmy druW»
lug rooms is Hour.» hlli'll r‘vumrk ilti this
being umdr: every day of M'r'l‘)’ your:
“’l'hnnk yuusn much, Miss Murilnm
rem-i: it was prri'wiiy cluu'rnimz, So
good of you! time you didn't mind?
Much too sw'wt (if you, i'mrily?" is mrt
this italicized. .‘llll'l‘l'l'litl. rtrljvr‘ih'nlhut'l
of observation lllllitlilfi rnnrh whingin-
the slung of the sin-bis, whirl: is not so
rulnnr only lit-muse it is more irllolrv’:
Listen to tho l‘uslrinuululr' youth; holy of
tln~ period, l.nd_v tiwmdulc n \‘r or do
\‘nro. speaking in tho "thnr‘lr st," must
"oxelirsivv" home “in town. " "ll was
un nwtul lurir! llr-‘s M! t: iphtl’ully
screaming, don't you know. i thought
lslmuld hove «limb—furl 5" And young
Lord Adolphus (iriurdsriurr: or In reply:
"liv's n ('zultiun. but l'vv hull :tsir-lu not
of the chop. “it's nil wry \wil llw first
time of lir-‘klllll, but i thiul; hv‘so hit of
u ruttr-r‘, rinrr'l you know. “ idolyliwvn-
dulvrr :rrrrl lmr'd Adolphus murmur» in
this strum until tin» r'ulH‘H‘Nililun finish-
vs. The nm- llll'llli'l‘ i~ llnlnrvl'r‘ui‘t'l“
drown thrm lhrmllwr‘. l‘nt illl‘ll' r'niii’l‘lfi
nation and the lmsmru‘s in pzrmllrl ml-
uuun: and my \\‘llll'l| you prr ivr.~«.e\|l
the Your Hound.
A Very Horrsiliu- Hulk )lrm.
Hupr'r‘sr-nsilivrrrm‘s in :1 quality which
often Hubjr'ots those plrwmng li—wpl‘IU
hnps tho phrnsu “n victim to it" lwitl't‘
expressl‘s the Mutt—«in ll Lil't'lll donl of
Hull’vrinuw—suil'r-rim; Midlm d simply lit“
enirsvnprr'nlinr sensitivrnoss in some,
one dirm‘linu prevents thr- utilizingoi’
menus directly at hand to prevent that
suffering. A resident of Lurrsdownrn,
who may propufly be said to be super-
rn-nsitivv. when token sick recently. for
u long time refused to have n physician
scnt for. When pressed for a reason, he
at length explained by saying. "wart,
you see. it’s been so long since] WM
rick that I'm urlrnmed to iooko phy-
sician in the lam "mu-Philadelphia veil.
were
delighted
HE’S AFTER 1.000.000 EMIMVI
Ambition laurel: and m- We“! Ai-
mm It Making n Correction. ’
"Rollo, Cbolly. Where’s anurely these
days!"
"anurely‘a working.”
“Workfirgl Don’t believe lt..”
“Fact; told me so himself."
“What sort of work is he doing!"
“He’s making a collection. ”
“Collection of when"
“Pictures.”
“Paintings?"
“No; engravings."
“Queer start for Luxurely. landscapes
and that sort of thing, I suppow?’
“No; portraits."
“Ballet girls?”
“No. It’s the most extraordinary thing.
He informed me confidentially the other
day that the ambition of his life was to
«locum 1,000,000 portraits of his dead rm.
0 a. 7'
“His dead uncle? And who was the de-
funct party?"
“0h, he won a distinguished general in
the war of the rebellion. "
”And what does anurcly want with so
many pictures of him?” ‘
“Wants to distribute them."
”Oh, 1 sec; nmong his friends. "
“No; among his enemies."
“ills (inclines? Who on: his enemies!"
“Creditors rind trrtdespeoplo. ' ’
“Wants to distribute 1,000,000 portraits
of his (load unclo among creditors and
shopkoorwrs! Why, (.‘holly, he'sgouoclonn
drift. "
"Not nt nli. lit-'s got us much sense as
he ever lmd. You see, the. portraits of his
rh-tmrtod nilntlvo wort-engraved on 11 series
of $1 treasury notes."
“Cholly, you’re trifling with my respect
for you, but whut success is lruzurely meet—
ing with in milking the collection?"
“0h, he feels greatly encouraged. Tho
inst time I saw him he had collected one
plotum."~—Chicngo Tribune.
In the Nature of in Proposition.
(Clcvorton is just going nwny fortwo
wwks’ vocation.) .
Dnshnwny~WelL old man. have you
got all your preparations nubile—plenty of
clothes, room engaged nt hotel and oil
that. sort. of thing?
Clevertoanou bot, ond it's cost me
something too.
llmhnwoy~~~Certninly it has. A uuut
can’t go on a mention these dnys for noth-
ing. But you‘ve got enough to curry you
through, haven't you!
(‘lovertvn—Uh. yes, I guess so. M y
board at the howl will be $510, ruilroud
fur-o both wnys $110, nnd I've got $100 in
my clothes.
Dnshnwnywl suppoosr- you've drown
your sulnry for illl' next two wot-ks,
hnvl-n't you?
(devotion—4‘r-rtululy That's. ineludml.
llunlrnWti)’———Aml is that it“ ynu'vu gut?
l‘lr-wrtou«\\‘hur.‘ Isn‘t. thnt ”rough?
It will Hl‘r‘ llll‘ bur-i; lillll rilluw $1“) for sun-
rirh-s, Wun'i ir‘x
llnslmwuy ~l‘vrmluly lint lr'l me tell
yolrsorrudlrirrq. mull how lmd experience
“but you mt lrill‘li lrI'rr‘, old rmru. you‘ll
be Tri‘wlu‘ .\ mun always is. llu mutter
lww “1..an lll' l.\l\l‘fillV\'i|_Vl 'l'hr-ti you'll ln-
ln 1| rum-1h. l'ut‘ _\'nll wmr‘l lw ulilv to get
no} 1:1..1 x lllllll the following Suturduy.
.\w.\. uh”: you wont to do is not to tolu-
nli liml [mm-gr with you. but leave sutm‘
la 11*
t'ir'\'t'l'lni:
you new
lr'urr'?
lluslmuny----~llh. zany $1M.
(,‘ll‘\'r'l'i.ull—'lillf l him-n't uny plrm- to
leave it. l \vuulriu t dare h-nve it in my
mum
I)ushu\vuy~\\'h)‘. thnt's busily fixed.
(‘Ii‘Vl'rEHEl"‘Hlifiv?
ll;r.~lrn\vuy-—i.ot me how lt.~'l'ruth.
« lly down i don't know but
i'rhlrl' lluw tumlr “‘nulll you
Join! llwm‘rs.
in sailing from Now York to liner in
léliil l‘hurh-s i; ln-lnud saw on thr- tnblo of
the smoking mom before they hurl left port
a copy nf tho “llullnds of llnus limit-
runnn."
“is that your bunk?" risked n fellow
truvr'lr'r
"Yes." Ll-luml replied.
“l'lxr‘usl' llrr‘.” r'rh‘ll
minu."
"I be}: your pardon. " will lmluml. "but
it is rmll)‘ mine, '
“Sir. I lunrlzlrt it "
"l don‘t r‘ur‘r‘ if you did. It is mine.
for I wrnto it. " Youth}. (‘umpnuiou
nrmtln-r. "it's
Not I“ .‘II.
He \vnlr'hL-d llw [hum-s in the unite us
thvy whirl-d iuto nll sorts of fillliitxtll‘
shrines.
“Are you not." he tluully risked, “bru-
glug thr- question?"
Shulm'nr-d upon him with flushing l')’l‘!~'.
“No. sir." alto :rrmvn'n'd {rigidly "l
would inform you that l mu quite indiffer-
(lnf whr'llrt-r )ulr [il‘uplrht‘ tn rm- or 1nd. “~—
lh'ii’uli 'l‘i'llulnr',
.1 (iron! Ili'lp.
“l infer." szrbl tln'yuunr: wumun, "that
the huhlt of wrllirrtz for publication tron-iv
on one tlw ru-r-vsxily ut‘ ivulxhlng his
words. "
“ll. docs." l‘l‘llllt‘ll tlw pm'i. '"l‘lll‘l’l' is
the return pnsiugo in bl» lwpt down to “:4
lownllmll rm lllrss’lltll‘. you kiln\\',"~~—-lli»
(liltlllilllllin Journal,
A Fellow lrlll'r.
'l'lrr- \‘nrgruut; imrrlli‘lllillz nlmsiwl'vn
lwvn out. of l-mplnyruvrrl. sir, fur trolu nil
two yours.
l'hull)‘~ Newt Irriml. old rhup. So have
lm—«i'hii-rmn lir-ml‘ll.
To (in! Hill (If I’lmm.
Ealllli‘ l'len l ' l‘npu my» my throttle lmn
liens. Whirl nlmll I do?
Little .lulmHy~~«\Vlu'tll‘\'vl' visitors Will
take him to liwm to pvt w(innit Nr'tvs.
Hopeful.
Doctor—4n order to nib-ct to euro you
will hove to undergo n surgical operation.
Patient-win it really (longer-our?
Docoowh'odangcr. You will mrver
without a doubt.
l’atieut—ollut I huvoundvrstml in an
operation of that character only one to
cover» in every 10,000!
MI know. but 9.909 have already
died. roamed ten thousandth one. You
will surely mover.-'l‘rnth.
spar.
M
W“
l
sooner/“259.1894
colour tilt l. ' '
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day. all) p. in. Leave East Thirty—first street, 2:40 p. 111.; Saturday, 2:20 p. in.
Freight steamer. City of Norwslk. leaves New York. Monday. Wedneuiaytandzl'riday at
5:00 p. m. haves Nor-walk Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 6:00 1). lm. Freight received
from 7.00 a. in. to too 1). m.
lltt
POPULAR AFTERNooTI SAIL.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,
SEA OlIEF. FARE
250. SEA OllEE.
Leave South Nor-walk. 2:00 p. or. sharp.
LABOR DAY, STEAMER CITY OF ALBANY.
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BUFFALO BlLL’S WILD WEST. fi‘ll‘fihliii‘fi
TICKETS 01.00. STAND SEAT INCLUDED.
LABOR DAY,
ROTON
Monday,
POI NT,
Sept. 30!.
ORANO FESTIVAL OF THE
Onitedlumrriocioties
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Steamer Continental will arrive at the Point at 10:30 a. in.
leave. at
i New Britain. New Haven and Hartford.
Will
7 p. m.
Music by New Britain Band
PROF. L. M. COWLES, PROMPTER.
Aug. 30,
Fat Man’s Olam’ Rake.
. —-—-—A8K
FOR—-
OROWH’S $31.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Cell and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. or!
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Largo assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, F‘oncy Chairs and I’urlcr Furniture at bottom
prices.
Raymond
& ' Sons.
P. JFLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. l'. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department-
Pinmblng overhauled and put in first clue
unitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
A ‘ms
grinm,mlrt 0st “Wu“
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i
Steamship and Hallway Tlolrots
to all parts of the world i r soloby
H. D. SMITH. ,
Room 1 laconic linlldilg. Norwalk.
morn ours to
Florida. California,
lemon, mot. '
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Norwalk Chronicler