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' tannin. Spindles, 111.
Prices to Suit All.
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W. RAYMOND.
FIIIIEIIII DIRECTOR
Mill EMBIIIIEII.
93 WASHINGTON STREET.“ SQU I‘ll
NORWALK, CONN. .
D.
RESIDENCE, MAHACKEMO HOTEL
m7 lvr
LORILLARD’S
Ross 1111”
be surprisch to find it so good. If
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be astonished to find it so
cheap. Big Value and Little Mon-
, ey never got closer than in
1. . this tobacco.
one knew
1 the price be-
fore trytng it he’ (1
New
PatentLeatliers in fivenew toes.
Box Calf with D sole and razor toe.
and our 801: Cal! shoe.
'" mthelowest. '
Banter Costs.
OLSEN
7st. 3 111211111 suunms.
I Full and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them.
mt Is the largest in town and our prices are the lowest.
Here In a few of the new things for gents:
Styles
Our 11s-
_j Hamel Leather with cork sole and double soles.
Winter Russett with D sole cud extension edge.
Cordovan and Call Shoe in all new toes, from $3 to $6.
A few of the new styles for the ladies are our Cali Shoe. our Seal Gout, our
New Twentieth Century Enamel. our Patent Leather Razor Toe with cloth top.
This is the finest line of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk and the prices
A full line of Trunks and Bags. also L'idies’ and (lents‘ Msckintoshes and
BROS.
IDIVMIK, ODIN.
Jflmlilmtltii. from 1911 to 00.
GM lslts ud Peppers. lie each.
mosaics»
White".
stirs. Trifl-
with
YOU WON'T NEED GLASSES
to so. the beauty of the various designs
in Wsll Paper we are displaying—it's
plain to the asked eye. But design isn't
everything in suit paper—tho qusiity oi
the material. "staying" quality of colors
and the price enter into the question or
which is best. We are in the market on
all these points.
Artists’ Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting, Psperhsnging sud Decont-
lug.
Decker,
79 Washington street. South Norwslk
For Sale.
A the lot of DECORATED OUBPI 0089 for 100 such.
033108381! BANKS. Oranges, Psscbss, Apples sud Pests. r111 ssch.
lines-crime” oi TABLE OUTLEBY. We wsrrsut the steel and our
. Wohsvotbeisrgost sud best sssortinsnt of DECORATED and WHITE
m tell as costly every dsy tbst our prices srs lower then It soy other
ASH & VANSCOY,
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Must.
. Mathias.
In Insulin-ain't“.
.23.... amen-1.1...
Aprtuer lair. whore 1.1.15» toot?
(lendanestillpeepofday.
lie only smite s suit of tin-mad
1' Io:- mountain or the share,
A hat of straw. some shoes 11! tan,
A "slick" like tlwse of yore.
lie only wants a “cutaway."
And ”cutters smooth 11nd line.
That he may call on that sweet girl
Before he goes to dine.
Ah. me! Be needs a yachting suit,
Cadet or navy blue,
And their a costume for the both
To cleave the writers through.
All there my hiltho young graduate.
With "furnishings" galore.
(‘un pack into 11 steamer trunk
When college days are o’er.
Once more. before the lid shuns down
And clnspe those loeks of steel.
Bis cycling suit. that he may ride
Upon the ucorebiug wheel.
And thus, you etc. the truth 11. told
In this poor bolting 11101111:
“Youth wants but littlo hero below,
Not wants thut little long."
«Annie Hunger-ford in Chicago 'l‘lmwvllcmld.
TRIAL BI” II l'I‘IiR.
A“ Tredenunck church clock struck
noon Noah Cupcl 11nd Tlioums Bullusy
laid down their brushes and their buck-
cts of pitch, and making their troy up
the narrow path to tho Tim-e Pilchurds
not there in the sun on the. bench at the
edge of the cliff garden nudnate their
parties 11nd drunk from their mugs of
beer in wide eyed 1111 lem-c.‘lookiug nwny
across the u stt~1 with brains inactive
and mastication slow And in such
manner. indeed. might they have set
until the dinner 111111 was over had not
a movement on the bench below caught.
Noah Cupcl's cye 11nd enticed his mind
toward muuduno itinttcrs. This having
occurred, be stored for runny moments
at the cause of his awakening, then be
chuckled heavily once or twice. and ar-
ranging the corner of his pasty in the
side of his check made way for speech.
“That's Peter Tod's mold down pud-
dliug about them bouts." lu- yoluutccrcd
in food tuufllcd {011119.
"Aw, " drnwlt'd Thomas Buliusy. “ls
'er 'omo 111.1011?"
“11151. 1111 at 111111 handful too. I’t-tcr
won’t get 'cr in 11111111 I 111112‘11'11 '11r’s :1
mind to. I'm thiukiu.”
“There was always :1 eight of devil-
mcut. in that tliv-rcgurl.” «111111.11 'I'liomzts
Buliusy slowly. “but ’cr‘s got :1 putty
face. "
Together the youths looked down 1111-
011 the. girl in question. 111111 truly A1111
Tod wus good to look 11111111. either 111'-
causo or in split- of the dcvilmcnt which
lay in her. Her fut-e was short and
round; her eyes wrru golden l1row11,and
but 1117.1 1y opened; her checks were
warmed by the sun. and her nose “’er
klcd by that some powcr; her head was
a mop of short brown curls". nud her
blue frock well became her very shapely
form.
As she put-teed slowly inland. under
the shtidow of the cliff 11ml out of their
sight. the youths shifted 11 trifle. 1111 their
bench 1u111 looked :11 111111 number.
” ’Tis a hmvc lookiu maid. sure
enough." decided 'I‘lionuts Ilullusy
again. “1’1‘111111111111 to do 11bit of court
in in that quarter."
“Aw." grinned Noah (‘:-1111l. “yon' 111
too kilo. my door soul I 111 11 goiu 111 do
a bit that it try myself. ’
Tin-.11 Thomas Bullusy opened his big
ox eyes in Wlillflt'l‘l’llt‘lll. “Why. luw me,
how long' 111 the maid bccn '1111111'.‘"
"Corned last night. "
"You iii-gnu _v--1r1- 1min pretty slippy.
thou. "
”Well. I ‘uwu' begun yet. its you
might stiy.but l'd 11411111111 1111 my mind. "
“Aw. well. then.” doclurcd Thomus
Build-1y. "I'm 1411 gnuul 41111111 1111 you.
Let bust 1111111 win. ”
Bill Notili Capt-l 111111111111 lint wholly
pleased With the tiif‘iillgt'lill'lll. "You'd
never ovum-11 her if I '111111' 1111(111111-11 of
her out." be grumbled.
it was Thomas BthI-ay who chucklcd
now. “But i'tn‘otwwcu ilt'i’, '111'1111'ti't
Ell you 1-1111 cut me out. do it. "
“i don't 11011 1111‘1‘11simii togrizzlt- like
u grunt buflilicxld. even if you are goint
kcepium.1111puuy 111111 11 giglt-t like A1111
Tod," declared Noah (21111111. with some
warmth.
Thomas lillllttiiy'ri grin die-d slowly
from the corners of his 1111111111 1111 lm 11b-
uetiluiiiitledly [Illli't'il 31111 11mg bottom
side up upon the III’lll'iI.
”Well." be mild 111' 111111. “I don’t
want no bullywruizging 'lmut tho imit-
tor. lls’ll font for the mold uti settle it
fair. "
Noah (‘upcl still lmikt-d 1.1111111. but
utter some slow thought he decided that
11111 cbsucc was worth the taking. so he
took it. nod Thomas Bulhisy. drawing
ts penny from the for corner of his fun»
that pocket. lwuvcd it. in the 1111'.
There were full five minutes spent in
is vain seeking for the 111111. Then the
gambler» slowly rose 111111111. their face
toward the sen. Then they sat down sud.
denly. with fallen 111mm, 11nd then they
strove to smile. Just below them. on s
ledge of the cliff sat Ann 'l‘od. her oi
bow: on her know and her chin in her
hands. and how long she had been sitting
there was a question unconifmtnbly un-
certain Ill the minds of 31111111 ( ape! sud
Thomas Bullasy.
For moments they not there storing at
the girl mid the girl or them. Then
she. being more choir of conscience and
thereime self messed. spoke first.
"Au which of ’00 111111 me?" she ask-
ed culinly.
There was rileucs 111111111 for 11 full
minute. and then ’l‘immes Buttery gig-
gled. and then be trusted to the humor
of the situation said answered boldly:
”Nutheroins. Us' 11 try sgen, though "
”i wouldn't try sgeo, ” said Ann Tod
nobody "Apsnny s s penny, so there's
00th many ’hout the miter ”
'l'hsu abs ossssd being inter sud
’Wu 11mm with Illmt in
’ Blightbnbegsri towonder ostotlisir
1s. m "tall!" ”
future. but there was no manner of bes-
itation about A1111 Tod.
“Get in the little boat,” she murmur
ed coaxiugly. and they did so.
" ’Tir nigh l o ',olock ” chuckled
Thomas Bullnsy aside to Noah (lapel.
"Not much time to spare. "
But Noah (.apelwns smiling in broad
contentment as he watched Ann Tod,
and she, smiling also guilelessly. made
fast the little boat to the stern of the
ferryboet, 11nd, springing into the hit~
tor. grasped the ears.
“Now, I tell ’00." she said no she
pulled away from shore with her two
swains well in tow. “whichever of 'ee
wants me most by the time 1111 gets 'cruc
ngen shall have 111111111 that's plain
enud. isn't it?”
“Us won '1: agree ’11011 the mutter,"
they protested cliivulrously. But A1111
Tod laughed softly and shook her curly
head.
It was Trcdeuut .ck dinucr hour when
they left Trcdcuuuck bench, so there
were no witnesses of their departure.
and they were well out upon the face of
the river before the clock in Trcdeunuck
church tower scut its cluugiug note
across the writer to tell of 1 o'clock.
A half nervous smile lay on the faces
of North (3111101 and Thomas Bullusy us
they heard it. and they greu uncomfort-
ublo upon their plank.
“Tbut' 11 \\ ork time." ventured Noah
0111161, with a giggle.
“Law, now. is it?" remarked Ann
Tod calmly us she looked away at the
tower incditntivcly.
“Us ought‘cr be back." ventured
Thomas Bullusy.
“This is bettcr'u work, don’t '01: con-
sider?” queried Ann Tod, turning her
sleepy, smiling eyes full on him.
“Betttr‘n work." Thomas affirmed.
with bulldozed appreciation. “But—
ns—ouglit'cr be back. ”
They were nearing the other side by
this time, and us A1111 Tod looked up at
the sloping gardens there was more in
her eyes than the sleepy smile with
which 11111! bud looked on Thouuis Bu].
lasy. liltiyluip it was the dcviliucut he
bud remembered earlier 111 the day.
And in lllt'h‘t' gurdcn sloping to the
river. win-r1- tlw water luppt-d the thick
stnno wulls 111111 left- tlicm grown 11nd
slimy to the measure of the. tide. stood
lustrous with their babies in their arms.
old grmulfuthcrs smoking after dinner
111111111. youths netting. 111111115 cuqucttiun.
children 1111131111.: in the S1111. A1111 us 11111
boutsmmu- iilungr‘itlu Ann Tod's 11111111
sluckcucd utrokv. 11nd jerking her head
toward the Ion-r24 111 11111" wuko slmcullcd
upward to the. groups :
“II'luit do 'co think of my sweet-
heurts? They'm 0111110 for 11 bit of ul1ost
ride for to see which loves me best.
There’s no time for the consideriu of
such things on dry loud. "
And then she threw buck her houd nud
showed her brood white teeth and
laughed and 111111111011. 11 most infectious
laugh. Then the idlors iu the gardens
lenncd 11111111 their walls. and gazing
upon the bouts as they drifted slowly by
sent. buck \l'tll‘ilii of rare appreciation.
And North ('npol 11nd Thomas Bullusy
sat and cliuivd upon the sent. and re-
grctted the iuurtistic prominence of
empty huuds 111111 the overbrilliuuce of
blushing checks. 11:1 they eiuictivorcd to
swallow buck the niortii‘tctitiou which
rose in their throats, and grinned sheep-
ishly under the blaze of ruthlessly crit-
ical «you.
All 11111111; by the homes they drifted
With the stream. and when at last the
ircblo Voiced children 1111111 rctilizcd tl1ut
tlicrc wus humor in the scene shrill
shouts of dcrisiou utldcd to their ciders‘
broad guffaws.
All this Nouh (1111101 nud'l‘liniuus Bul-
lnrry borc uwliilo With feeble smiles
about their lips. but the weight of the
part ilieywcm called upon to phiy grew
irksmuo to tin-111 and they frettod under
the hurdcu of tho comedy.
“1711'” go ilili'k now. cll’ you 11111111111."
remarked Nonli (2111101 severely.
But A1111 'l‘od only smiled 11111111 him.
“Eff you'll lot 11111 tukotlu-m ours,"
suggested 'l‘houunt llulhwy. “1'11 he get
tin back to work."
“Low. now. [wouldn‘t fer worlds."
dcclured Aim 'i'od. “I do love 11 good
long ride 11111111 11111 wutcr. "
“Then I'm blessed oil I tlou‘tcut this
We 'turuul topol". cried N 11111 (31111111.
roam-d into ilufll‘l‘NI-ltill by llli‘ sight of
tho iicuriug 11u11y. with its knots of
idiots.
“Whore 11 you be flit-11.111y dcut'r"
11111111111 A1111 'l'od.
And truly Nouli could not have 1111.
uworcd her with tinydctltiitouvss. for tho
wnyn of the wutvrs 11m uncertuiu.
T1111 sulky {11121111 of the lovers. towed
till helpless 111111 protesting. their fingers
idle 111111 their checks 11111111111. were yet
more droli than their 11110111111111 smiles
had been. and A1111 Tod seemed to find
them so. for. 1111 they hunted the quay.
her whole lunged laugh mug out upon
the air, until the idiots courted their gum
nip. 11101-111111..." left their bargaining
and looked 11111111 the hosts as they drifti-
ed slowly by.
“We" in out for 11 holiday." enlist] A1111
Tod “My sweethearts 11m tiocidiu
which wants to ‘sve mo most. "
"Aw, you little devil.“ burst forth
Thomas Bullusy. “will 'ee let me land.
(I won‘t ’ee'r"
" ‘Wou’t 'ee.’ " gibeti Aim Tod.
” ’Fe's s hit shy. is that one at the
left.” 111111 called up again to her sodi-
encs on the 11111111. ” 'ii‘e don’t like hsin
looked at. Will '99 be sogood asto turn
yer ends while, we in pertain?”
And the audience on the quay opened
its month without reservo and shouted
at the entertainment.
”I‘ll get ‘1m1e soiue'ow,” declared
Thomas Builnsy. pended to fury by the
prominence thus thrust upon him.
"Won't so get out no wait?” rug“
Ann Tod sweetly.
“i’d libs to hive the bandlin of yer
sill." 111111» finish (lapel
“A11 is intuition ’u in usher“.
‘ ' m
.11.er 1111111 WWW»
brave way round. ”
”Aw. you little devil!” cried Then
as Bullasy again. variety of on
felling him in his wrath, “I'd liketo
have my foot on land. I'd lot '00 know."
“he, my dear. I thought you’d ’ave '
made up yer mind by timens got 'cme,"
agreed Anu Tod. And then she grwd
her can! again and rowed out toward the
son. and the lovers est inactive in the
little host as it bobbed over the waves
and sickened of the sight of water.
It badbeensrmrce l o'clockwheu Ann”
Tod left Trcdennsck beach. It was near-
ing 7 when she pulled toward the shore
once more. and the sun was growing
ruddy and the waters touched with fire.
On their voyage they had passed by
many habitations, and great was the
wealth of hndinnge ivhicb bod floated out
to greet them. Now. as they drew near
hind at last, it was borne in upon the
fuming youths that here also lounged
another audience. and the wrath within
their hearts grew floi'cer.
Then from the shore there came a fire
of fierce upbruidings. and Ann Tod roc-
oguizcd the voice of Peter, her father.
At first the words were indistinguish—
able, but Peter Tod being wont to
“make pruyor“ 11t chapel, could hurl 1!
word as for us most men.
“Gurl. curl.” he thundered as he
shook his list Hi Ann Tod’s straining
shoulders. “must a second Titus come
upon this earth to touch young wimmen
to ho sober and l111111ekeepiug? Such like
transgressions should be not to rights by
the rod. 1111 such brazen fuced iniquity
with stripes. There‘s that lumberin
great boss ferry bin across that there bit
of water 14 times for 15 blessed hu-
mans“, mostly infants, in less tliuu half
:1 dozen hours. "
But Ami Tod only laughed again
quite softly.
"All this blessed afternoon have I
been n-wztstin space with that great
flootiu cattle shod, till my book’s nigh
broken, while you, child of unreason-
nuances"—
“an, father. I’m 11 bit weary in
well doiu myself," confessed Ann Tod
as 1102‘ boat grounded on the beach, “fer
I've 11-11111 pulliu round this old ark of
yours f1 1r 1111.111 ’pon six hours on :1 errnn
of mercy. “
Thctishe tittt-rcd 111 the very teeth of
l1crfzitlicr's \1'1'11111, while Noah (lapel
11nd Thomas Bullusy sot glaring in the
little boat as it gently rose and fell up-
on tho water. Then the novelty of the
scene diverted the onlookers, and they
"I111wl111wml" in sympathy.
“I‘i'lmt‘vo 'cc 11111 1111 to, Ann Tod?"
queried 11 stout fishwifo :15 she held her
sides and grinned.
“We're 11111 decidin
quotli Aim Tod. ,
“Dccidin. '111‘0 '00? You've took yer
time 'l11111t it, I mus say. A11 what'vo
'eo bin :1—dct-idin off"
"They tvm young chaps was powerful
disturbed in their minds 'bout- which
was must set 1111 t‘tmrtin me, so us went.
out (111 the water to think it over quiet
like. 'Am ‘co made up yer minds, do
'ee think?” slu- cnlled to the lovers as
they bobbcd upon the stream.
“Dumu you. you young vixen!" 1111-
swcrcd Thorium Bullusy. goudcd into
strong luiiguugc.
"I pity the chop what goes uronrtiu
you." volunteered Nouh (‘apeb stung to
incivility.
“You can tell ‘eu that yerself. Mister
Cupid.” laughed Ann Tod, “for cos
ii‘ftlllllll till the way from Yurmoutli
town to take 11111 out some Sunday. " And
blowing u resounding kiss from her
trembling fingers she turned from tho
water's edge and abandoned horse-1f to
the reasonable wrath of her sire.
“Mister Luckey war-1‘11 aware as you
was 11 1111111111 of 11 sets voyage fer yer
'cultli. " culled 11 grinning youth from the
shore to the frowning youths in the bout.
" ‘lio 111111 wit-lit to think as you was
forced to lcuvo 11-1-1iulkiu of ’is vessel.
1111 ‘1411 said 11sow 'ce was aifeurcd you was
too fruygilo for such 1114 ”cc. '
But when the chuckling crowd luid
chuckled sufficiently they pulled the
chafing cuvuliers to 1111111 111111 offered
syiuputby which mortified. Noah 0111101
and Thonuts Iiullnsy. however. were in
no mood to appreciate the excellent vir~
fun of consulutiou. They preferred to go
home to ten.
“()Ic l’cter's got- is 'unds full with
that there. timid." grinned tho idlcrs us
they wutclutd the couples up the hill.
” ”He won‘t find overtimch time now for
tho siugiu of 'is psu'ms. "
Which wont to show that public
opinion “’th with'i‘liomus Bullet-1y when
he spoke of "deviluu‘ut" 11.1 oouucctiou
with A1111 Tod—Speaker.
of 111111111111."
Novelist Stevenson.
A writer in To-Duy suys: ”i was
eliciting the other duy with is well
known writer. who told mo 111111111 inter-
esting news about the into It. 11. Ste-
vouson. it is commonly supposed that
Stevenson was an ardent literary sports-
man who pursued his game of ‘stylo’ on
11 little 1111111111111. The fact is that. being
the only—11ml iIOIIClIIHhIId of his is-
thsr. 11 tolerubly wealthy engineer. ho
had 11 very substantial allowance. which
was interrupted during that short period
(ubout 1879-80) when he persisted
ugsiust the parental prohibition in going
toAinerics. On his return. married and
very ill, his father became reconciled to
him and cilowrd him considerably
more than sthonssudn your. Something
of this must be apparent to thme who
are competent to consider the particular
kind of thing which constitutes the
Stevsnmmisn style. It is plain that it
could not be produced by 11 man who
had to write for his living. In Steven-
son’s early days of essay writing for The
0011111111 1111 essay would cost him 11
whole month’s hard. close upplioatlon. ”
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Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CON”.
Horse Railway Depot.
151111 street. Tsisphouscslldl
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51 Washington street.
Upon dsiiyfroml tells. round from lb
in nu. sud on Mondsy evenings from “i to I
Winters“ sliowod on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMARS. Frost.
JOHN u. mums. Vice-Prat.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Fine. and Trans.
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“7‘ to use.
£1 ;
Norwalk Chronicler