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nessofthe manywho had invited
the viceregs people to their festivals
male fortnight preceding the ef-
tcrnoon lwritc about. ”minced”
vicar’s wife had sqmgairlsie
with her. a. Miss Iarie Boom. w
the neighborhood had been doing its
best toamusehyarrauglng a series ,0!
picniceby land and waiar.tnnis parcl
ties saline, and even an impromptu
dance in her honor. i .
Misc fencer was leaving Annoor the
following dry. and Armour was un-
teignedly sorry; indeed. had the lady
been willing to accept all the invitations’
that Were mattered] venture to my she
would still be in the nelghlmluxsl.
“She’s not exactly beautiful, but she's
not the kind of perncm who give» you a
headache when you look at her." mid
Charlie Spencer, who was down from
the university. and up in the matter of
feminine attributes. Charlie was 20
yours and two months old then-«nu age
when theoriticnl faculties are at their
best. As to her temperament, the some
learned authority gore forth that "aha
has no camera chm“ her." from which
erudite remark his horrors deduced that
he wished to convey the irnprimiim that
Miss Bonner got on well with every
body. *
I was at Mrs. Lane's party that after-
noon, but i am afraid I did not notice
what all the fernnlo ymmlwc of the
place afterward informed me of. that
that afternoon Miss Bonner ltlltl Herald
Blaine were insommldc: but then lain
a tennis enthusiast. and in (Zhorlie'n
fresh. vigorous language. it i'fflfillm" or
garden party flirtatiim mmld go on under
my nose. and the probability would be
that I shouldn't notimxit. All I lmcw
was that. the Vicarage lawn played very
well. although it wasou the soft side.
and that. Margaret Hamilton played the
game properly. not as if tennis WW8 a
more pastime, in which light it is "P
gnrded by in many girls who might to,
know better. ‘
Now (icmld Blaine was a great friend
of mine. although he was on exact rip.
posite to me in runny way»: for immune, 7
he looked upon tennis rind phiviugmphy—
my hillthlt'flmitfl very- mild (enormity
merits. but. llt' had is profound admins-
tion for A. ll. 'Hlmliliml. the grim but.»
man. and lmiml upon Wells, the liiigelry
footballer. with awe. M. aim-ting, fish:
ing and till thv violent sport: lw was a
veritable pm'koi ('Ili‘liln‘ll. iii» mold
moire ii snap slit)? or a bird and brim: it
down with n degree of ri-:~i..infy that.
was Wollilf'l'flll. but put. a warmth in
his llflnilfi "fill his snap elm“ warp not
Worth dew-liming. Still w” worn the
best. of friends. cool i Wm our onrpriuvl
when llv informed rm- ”to following day
that. he had swim-thing to tell "W. no lie
generally tulll me everything itilrl
asked my advice about MUS.» llllfifi‘o
W“ my advice coincided with lot»
own viewr ho tools it. but on uthrr in"
citations hl' was not. so int-lined to mind
my nubilr reasoning.
"Would you mlviso uwtn go fol'anc
add or .\ii.~ir1li:.~‘:" he sold whru I has!
told him in fire away.
"My llI‘itl' follow." I replied. "if you
will give me «mic dam l’wp‘w'l’lflg your
idol“ regarding ill-me [.er iii-gwuulrmis-n
of yours i will be in a [wr‘lllnll in :ul-.
vise you."
"If you rnmin why I am going away
itix simply in-mune-I am dirk of this
clinic old country." l'tf' unwind. lmnrh»
ing Oll’ lllt‘ llt'lHl! nf ll’llfilli'“ he luv wmt
along. Win-n a man with lite tumor on
nnotfvniling ihixtlw it la .ulvimldi- tu
ilpfll‘iliit'll him Willi mimicry.
"Yum' lixi-r is out of owls-r," I won
illlllt'll in l'i'll‘litl‘k.
"Think en?" he rr-pliml. lill‘llli: » «but!
run and limping thr- hmiuuiimi «tri-twiml
islung lllt' right. side of the path We iii-rev
pursuing. "’Flivn Iwilln-vt mllir: my
miupimy on yuu any inns-r." l'hsylltx
which lie' illmippr-iirr-Il min llir- i'njm‘,
Thorn With fin huli- in ilw iii-vim and I
With not gi'rzir, of. jumping. m I rw
fruinml from pnrsuinghim. Ii Wm wry
I’IlllP nl’ “mum in lt‘itVf! me lilu- that.
but I lilli‘lV him Well munch to be «my
that. hi! Wmllil mmo mood in my ilixv
gings ti) lil’iulnuizr- liefui'vi flir' tlfly WM
over. so I i-nntiui‘ml pm the Mir-ft trim!
of my Wily. month/inc no "lo mirth-ties
of ilipluwi'y itl'lil the immimlwglrul
propi-riiiw of it nliiuxivh lit. r.
Ihud out. pr-wmlmi wry fur when I
met Mrs. liliiiiin. ”child's mullwr.
"l’liiw' )‘iiil Ni'l'n fin-mm liriliiy. )Il'.
Himpm'tun?” div aulir'il.
l W'pllNl ilml. l llitil li.ttl flint plots»
use.
"Did he lull: .slmiit tnltinxn trip to
tho I'liiimlziyiis and Ni» .iniw-Ii‘ she mn-
timii'il. "ll' lli‘ iliil l lint-lure you in
tall: sui'iuiiuly in him. and Mt him not
to do anything: riteh."
Pouplo iilwnyn talk in run its Howrah I
Were it hundred; it was nu! the first
time i incl lw-«u iii-livid in mil: Wmly
in authentic older than mymlf, It in is
very didicnlt thing in iwmr» your «I.
dots. and if idid not Wt'itl' «[w-v‘lflt'lfi“ I
admit the thing would lu- a hugs-less tin,
possibility.
"My dear litre. Iiialur," I replied.
"your son has mentioned neither the
Andes nor the Ilirmiuyw in me; be en,
thinly did ask my with alsrvrt i'snisia
audAustmlhs. but i donor think you
need be tensions alum: him girl"; ’0
either place. I think that Missile?“
ing from is cluggieh liver and that helasll
better--."
"1 am sure it isnot tint." inimsrlaterl
galls”: "I believe it in all that but";
'0,
"m m: girl?" i queried. '
"That Miss Mm. of room.“
1 was surprised. The idea of flies
Munich-g s girl cm , with "eur-
nsrs"wmsotmstevtlisg.hut them
mminetbattlg’rhe
mestcenld pins-t
“summit”.
Whitening:
Isnflthstsiie
‘ “hm-wuss. ,_ starry
Justesl . coffee and Gerald
errlvedat manhunt. Iwas alt-
Webmasmokeafterdinnerwheu
to! meat ushered Gerald in. I of-
tencd my cigar case instead of-
the celnmet of peaceot ancient days,
with the same result; and. the servant
retiring. Gerald burst forth with a tor-
rent of words.
”I’m awfully sorry about this after-
noon, Tommy. It wees beestofsdcvil
inside me.”
“A troll. as the Ibsenites would say."
said I. interrupting him. i loathe apol-
"And I hardly know what I am doing
or what I'm saying. or anything." he
cimthiucd. "You must have seen every-
thingvm-J'
Mrs. Blaine intuit have been right;
Gerald was do 'idodly behaving till it he
were "clean gone on a girl." as Charlie '
sputum! Would say.
"My dear fellow. you forgot Ihavon‘t '
mmvmiu'h of you the lust few days.” I
felt for the first time ilmtfii-mld builde—
Motto-d rim while Mimi Ilonmr was stay-
ing illiAxlliUiif', and till his was “down on
his ltu'lt"-ifliiirlii'slu-ni'iiriiiic for “de—
preml"—-I fi-lt tluit it ri-prmf would
not i'mnc inzimimprizitcly.
"Then I’ll tell you all about it." he
continued. "and you iilliill advise me.
what I'm to do."
I stow the humor of tho latter ri-murlr,
but refrained from [hinting it out to my
Vlfiltm’.
”To tell you the truth. old man, 1-—
It”?! Min» liorirwr-~-"
"Well, if you hail only inlil Miss Bon-
ner the truth. lit) doubt sliv—
"llut. you silly idiot, liliil tell her the
truth."
"And elite refused you? Would be a
lifltthct' to you-l noun sister ~same
thing. My dmr old iicrzrid. I ism really
sorry for you; but we must not the part
of id runnwnu more Andes. Himalayas.
Cnuwlas and the rest of it."
“If you will only ll'l. me have a say I
will tell you what lupin-nod."
”I knowmu klfifi'liiB'UH—tlie-lil‘iiw-flnd-
putt affair,"
"How do you know? What do your
menu?"
I had evidently hit up that right nail.
"My ili'itf follow. you “'f'l‘l‘ not at:-
civpto-l. w you mint lum- lm-n rufnml:
nliv'e llirl guilt: in In- it '4»er in you. Hi
lllt'l'i' l'i li'rlliliiu clw loft." l fiill rzttlii-r
prowl of in“; Ill’fllli'llliflii, which wore in
thin l'lluv'rlvsltlisii Mylo.
"You arr right. Tiflillil)’: e-ii» «low rune
Iirl’ tiw; ell“ Mill Ni. iill'l yi-f ~lii' Nll‘l We I
miM pun. blue would give no rrzimn,
but simply said up must not Illt‘i‘l.
will."
"Poor old chap. iwriitips tlii- inmper—
obliwbjwtiim will in- mum-«l itllll she
will mum brick in Armour and tlivn~
tulndtrmiitumduni-funny mtlic 'Wed-
ding March} you know."
"'Myilmr rhzip,‘ filii‘ mid. 'it Would
always be inmrruountable.’ (if course
rho emu «my to haw been the muse of
giving: me any min. she acid. and that it.
was JIM in bud for lwrue forum and
that ii t'illll‘l fin! is. lii-lpml. iiri we lliMl
ilriifnl min Hiring fit! with min-rm—
whu'h wzu irur vii-nigh." hczuldml, ro-
llm'llt‘l'ly.
"You haw- nn til-ts wluii Ilii‘ nhjwtion
wise?" I mitt-d.
"Snow wliula-wr.” lil‘ rupliul. with
scum-thing riwuiililiii; u aiuli.
About a trunnh kiii~rlirr.ilnl and furore
staying the night at the capital of Ullt‘ of
the elunllrf Ui’i’liiisli iii’liii'lluillllvs, and
letting limiting; in ii» wv ilm‘iilwl in visit
lllf’ inputs. Siulilvuly I felt livrulil'e
level on my unit We u'rro- Mind in the
stills.
“hunk of iliv :{irl iiiilii- nizigv' lmx," be
whiqwrr l.
I linked .zilil MW at Ulli‘l‘ flizii ilii- litily
in it Irvri‘ it ili'llfii‘lii‘i' liliiili‘Wi in lllt‘
Slim Ilium r‘ y ll” laud tiimlu ~u- ll on im
pruwiun .i' .‘lliullf.
"MW in Wi'xil'lilil lllf’ rim: l mm» lli'r
Inf a lim-[mrltr." wliie-prrml my mm-
"unit”.
’fln-rumulal be no doubt it was Mimi
Burma-r.
“I mmdvr who she is with?" mild I.
leveling tin» npvru Klilht‘l‘e ill lli‘l’.
Sly it'lguf iii-igiiisir lirukr into nun-“n.
vemlimi s: . lirmlil dial uni ri'ply.
"Y-nism- limiting." l’i‘ilii‘I-w Mario."
lu» quill;
"l ism limiting iii lllt' Lilly iii-xi in thi-
disiilmmimi lmhmg unm in tho mim-
buy," I willie-II.
"Ali. 3w»: Al ilii'I’riIii'im Mario. film
is im wii in ilw lita'ill nut in livr: If" is
the linsml lhikv of 'l. .‘l ' my
(tarninrn frimirl miswuml. ' 'l'lin lmppy
era-1n In in mite plow nvsi iiiuiiili."
ilmlel'n lmml flue-Ml on my arm; it
Was ”Elli"? willful. llv until-I lint liuivii
button “in mi iii the piwv. "I may
twwr we but again." It" will. Wlilt'll Willi
imrmmggh.
them i ilmiiuht the prune-w cow him,
fur all» gene a sum and iwisml the
rum-4hr limp-alu- rim: until only the
guts! slumi-vl use] it M'Illlilt’il a wedding
ring. I thought she rat-ml it in but
lipe. but pitting» [mu iiiisihki-n. I wear
winch.
y ”ll" . ..
When i got home min i rolihe
Vicarage purple with twain oi! the
Princm Marie of 'l—~~ 3;... its Mina
Banner. and they. while admitting it
VIII iW. prrnnhml not iii «In so again.
It ensure that flu: vicar‘s wlfc used to
be the prom-sis English governess. and
the prliewe. Inning no i'uf'ili‘l” eliout
her. ire f'liurlie mid. had mum- to the
ream: tor a fidnlaht'ii vigil as Miss
Bowman, in get rid of the irlrsotno eti-
quette which animal» a "ti-inborn! the
reigning family of the iimml Duchy of
WNW-wand loser. Mdeorold
friend.
Ire. lane is a real greed sort. but l
to ascertain
isecteprhcsssia
“wholesome!
”to!
> it.) p, . .4“ 74,
Immune to ”Jensen-
‘U '0 leases in the tell-try.
When thsduty wentdowu on diamonds
in the rough and went up on the polished
items there was an impetus given to the
manufacture of the precious stones in
this country. Then came the importav
tion of diamond workers from Holland.
which promisedeo move the center of
the diamond industry from Amsterdam
to New York, for Americans are the
largest buyers of precious stones in the
world. .
There promises to be no change in the
commercial stream that has begun to
cssry the center of the diamond cutting
in natry from the large cities of Holland
where it has been tor hundreds of years,
to the metropolis of the New World. The
Amsterdam dealers have been greatly
troubled over the outlook, for they saw
that they were to loose their best custom-
ers. and they hoped that the American
law against the lmportntlon of contract
labor would help them. They are to be
disappointed.
“We must have these workmen," said a
dealer. "It is impimslblc to carry on the
work without them. Diamond cutters
are not mode in it day or in it your, or at.
all out of many. These llollnndcrs are
born dimoonil woykere, for their families
have been in the biielncss longer than
their history tells. The ability is born
with them and it is trained from early
youth. I have never known on American
diamond cutter, and I don‘t believe that
there is one—Wat least, not a good one.
"There in danger of OVI'i'illoi‘ls'lilg the
diamond labor market rather than dan-
ger of us not getting all the Wrirlillll'ill we
want, and the very best in each deport-
‘ went, too. (.‘crtulnly the late impetus
has brought new men into the businosa
and We expect tosue new factories stutt-
l 9d. 'l'linugli i‘nmii'. of iliieolilcom-iernn M8
fully supplied with Workman, the new
; establishments will take itll the recent
arrivals and those who will come in ad-
dition for some time.
WOMEHN“ firibaaumms.
Mrs. Slooper Buys a Book and Starts In 0-
‘ Banana».
There was Mrs. Simmer for instance.
Shortly fllLf‘l‘ her marriage she decided to
keep accounts. Not in thesiily way that
Women are said to do, oh, dear no! she
would never put down every five conic
car (are and forget the #50 f’Iifll bill, like
the Women in the newapoper jokes. She
would simply and unre-wrvmliy jot. down
every pi'llllY :unl awry dollar that [mused
from her purse into the purse of more one
elite.
.\lr Slonpcr iilili‘ll and abetted this good
‘ I't'snlt‘i: by at. “live bonding lli‘l‘ iiVi-rt'Jfr
with Illi‘ remark llmt nllt‘ might. livgiii by
accounting for llllll. To this i‘liil lire.
, Sluiipi'i‘ wont. lmmrrliuiciy llIilVll town
l Ililll iii-ugh! this lm'iiwr, rwi iiiurui‘ivi M'-
minnt insult. (in its row-r shi' bird the
Illlllltlhfitl'l'lllt Simmer" put in l"l.l.t't'~l of
richly i‘llli‘f'fl HllVl'l‘.
Tlli'n‘ xvi-re sow-ml villi-r [hinge that.
she llikll in do downtown. and thin-slip-
pcd by so rapidly that it. Wll‘i quite late,
and tilie wus very tired when she arrived
home.
The next. morning, however, she drew
forth the new ill'ciillIlL imuk and put. down
on the ilrst of its fresh pages the follow—
lng iti'in;
"Ret‘vivcil from Mr. Sloop", €25.00."
Tin-n she opened her purse. There was
just ”(cents remaining. .._
"Why, What could have becomes»! all
that mom-y?"
Mrs. Sliwpt'r ruckcil hl'l' bi'iiiimililize‘ufr
ly, but not. il singlerxpmnlimri- could she
ri-mi-tnlwr. Illi, iii-Hr! “but Wf‘lbl‘li’iflllti,’
work it wm. lint. after tliri-i- minutes
mgitniiou it. was all clear in llf‘l'. It. was
really very stupid of lil'l‘ nut. to have
thought of it. before. And directly oppo-
aih- tin- m-ni, "Iivrviwvl from Mr. Hlimp—
er 21.3." slur gravely wrote, “Spout. the
amino."
LIFE lN PHILADELPHIA.
Bits of Naive from thr- Newqmpere of the
Quaker Meir-spoils.
Sumo «if Illl‘ l'liilmleipliiis libraries are
grout plum-w fur «ls/int; away it quit-l. iti—
ti-rivimu.
'l'liié i-urriilura of Ihl: p-mi ufflm» nri- pup
Illiil" rim-Ling plum-s fur UHXJKHil young
lil‘l'uilllfl.
Only the wouliiiimi r’iifl‘hu have thus
fur boon mm: in iill‘il‘il .‘Ill Jill.ti'lt of nltlul
riinli.
Hui-ki-ru nrc lwingmmghi in l:irm- unm-
lwn in the Schuylkill iii. Fin! liar-it. dam.
The lmyu nri- [illiylliK “ii .5: watch". -nn
unfailing sign of wring.
Ainutmir bruise liiillil‘i Mo resuming
practice lll anticipation of summer
engagements.
Just Its-hing for is i‘nee.
'l'lic .i\lilt‘l'ii‘.'in th'npli‘ want wnr. It
«inmn'i llitlllf‘l‘ min-l1 in what slit-opus,"
the guns are puinimi smilmt tlivy are fired
‘nll :imi nmkc it illilw'. 5pm., lingluml,
illitusiii, iuiylimly or any (wintry Will do.
jun! Hll llii'l't' is lll‘lllll, ilvv.’isi.iliuil nmi
li-urmiuc. 'l'iii- Aiiii-rii'uif‘ pmpm .ma rv-miy
to fly lil iln- ilii'miim ul' mum—lung,
sis-ti‘ity ‘l'iniim.
Kun-
Tliv l‘niii-II Hair-ii tilittlil in have ifiiim,
in! course. It iii if Illlil'i' impuriiimwtimn
lAliiiiliit illill wiiiifii pruimlily he line
,inmliln in tho gviii-ritl “'iVl‘l'lilil”lll. Hurt
ilmuiniiinii. lliii. lot. in an nlimir minim
ling. ll Wi‘iti‘l'. iumuiiirc it. ill. ad, with.
kuaneiiun ufiill Ill" forts. t'mm has re
population of l..'rilli,|iiiil, it uri'ni. mow; of
'tiiem Hpiiuiurils. end it dam, «.r may”,
(Ill). ll‘ Spill“ would roili- us (Why. minus
ilncttmhrances we ought. to hike ii. aml
’ssteem it till excellent bargain, «New
York Advertiser.
“Madam." said Weary Walker in Mrs.
Dam-quits”. "l'm lovvitiria for work,”
“Pooh!" rcplietlihnt good woman. "you
wouldn’t know Work. if you were to find
Its”
"i beg your pardon, modem, for «my
tradictiug you, but let me ask you how i
should be able to dodge work if I did not
know it when I now ltf"i~-lliustrated
Monthly. ”a.-.
Collecting an Atmosphere.
Bank-«Rivers. what would you do if
you had promised a lot of college boys to
beiptbsm. not up a new yslii
fliversml‘d read upon the warnews
from China and Japan and then out In an
evening at a dog show.-~Clrieage Tri-
buns.
lessees to fry cooperation.
” ncwm v. Willis: is miagxeegata;
insecure-tires ‘stsve res
secrete a that for! us '
rs- tetestiea isle
been! by
he ‘91!"
M‘ e_
l . tortuous” "
swhetheppsastcs v’ ’
Cold in the Head
wheooaeteheeafewdosseoi
.casnwrou's “
HOME TABLET5 No. II
according to directipns. _
voua DOCTOR mamas-sang, -
f 2.. .3323“? l:
t ear. re
‘llAm‘lfl’I' orln. Nos. r. Constipat 5 g.
Parsgoricn. Diarrhrnaanuoti. W,
etc. 5 5. Headache (aura relief); 6.
ale: 1. hour. 'l'imos'rzs. impure ll:
color to. Nervous nobility; u. can
run limo: .2. Sun Cholera )iixturs.
Illng‘lc Remedlca. 25 CENTS. “Mamas:
case of twelve. lib“ None genuine ,
out the word " ME."
menu! uostrssttr chiseled.
l'orsaio‘byii. ii. Piaisted. idWashi -
south Norwalk: John A. Riggs. .
a street, Norwalk. Penn. in In '
“r. sciiivoiii, ii. 0..
55 80. ililli Si. 80. liillllliill.
Practice Limited to Diuases'of Women
Olicehoamhionddsand Thursdays. O to
.m. u!”
H. Partree. M. D.
rnltIOIsii m sunsrns.
tiles and residence, eorncrjaln and
larshall streets, former olllce of
Dr Parties.
lithcehouratllllile.m.ltnilJtofl. am‘
D'Fiflllmbmfifi—Omfi'l‘l E
PHYSICIAN Mill SllllilEllli.
Dulce hours untllflmm..2,to 3 and 7 lo I p.
a to South Main street. South Norwelk.
IPBICBT DEUTSCH. PARLB FRANOAIB
M
DR. F. W. DARMER
SIIIBEM'IIEITIOT. ’
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
tie-ts of 'I'ecth on Bed Rubber from
Artificial 'l'reth without' Plates.
(Crown nmllBridue Work.)
I'eeth Extracted Painlessly. 50c
Amalgam Fillings. 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Bold Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at reaeoneble charges and guaran-
Ofllcc open evenings until i p. m.
I". 42 WASBIIMOI [1188“.
Over Post (lilies. South Korwalk.
Pinion." woméni
Ills. Dll. I. I. lillllfilllll ,
Ceuhseonsultedather adieu.
it! Irosc 8h. Iridgspcrt tone.
from we. in. to‘l’ o. in. any dayexceptflunday.
Thelhctorlea regular hreiciau and
meant sixteen years baa mp ethe DlSZASEg
1' once: a sperlalt . ladies suflcrlu
from an diillmlt inc cut to the sex can
i dint": luthestrlcieetcon
a with the aneurance of receiving the
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
'urnished for confinement cases. bruising:
~rate. All lettereipromptly replied to.
elm-e stamp. at: of
Patent Medicines
El“ “0 PlEISIlT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICE.
ll FIBT. llllll Illl' T0 TAKE.
iontouik 01.00
Hood's Hareaparllla, .00
Ayers' .07
Dana's liarsaparilla, .07
(Nikon Resolvcnt, .70
‘lcoit's Emulsion. .00
Green's Sonata, .70
Stillsm's Specific for Ifeleria. .‘il
Phine's Ce Com , .00
Brandreth's lie, .11
Alamk's Hum, .10
Bessem's Caprice Plasma. .11
(ls-tints. .l
W’. Pl". a1.
smm’. Iiitters. .18
Radarn's “limbs Killer, mm, .15
Radsm's Microbe Killer, gel. jars" 3.60
Yankee Lung lumber, - .5
can. t. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I2 Wellington ttrset'
" tourists.
l’lfli tumtsiticlsti. Prism
And dealeria
so Pun ssi lotion.
as:- e off!" “as set at ' ct
unwindi- ”
' ' iiy sires. not!
waoous
”was!”
traits. Must. crimes.
Norwalk Chronicler