The DelhI Rubber Garden Hose
3lied, 3w rubber or build! wire bound, all doubled, in is or 59 foot lengths, strictly guaranteed],
, II - {Oi thp whole season for too per foot. '
White Mountain Cleanabie Refrigerator
1, perfect end thoroughly cleanable refrigerator on the market. It has double circulation,’ Is lined
t mineral .wool, patent trap overlapping doors, galvanized ice racks, Improved Igalvamred
shelves. zinc lined throughout, and no wood exposed in interior. The Ice cham-
ber shelves and drip pipe are easily removed, leaving the box bare
to be thoroughly cleansed, and it is an ornament to
any room, still you must see it to appre-
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Our Window Screens
den doors, we other you the biggest bargains of the season. We have them in all sizes, styles and
‘ qualities. :5 rolls more of that fancy japanese matting, at we yard, or
‘ 40-yard rolls for $3 50.
The “Quickmeal ”‘
, I ,
u ever seen a perfectly safe gasoline stove? If sojyou most have seen the “Quickmcal.”
can give you the names of 50 South Norwalk families who are using them
. . and know they are the best.
iges, Croquet. Hammocks, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream Freezers, Porch Screens, Watering Pots,
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PAINTING AND LETTERING done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
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‘6 Evening Sentinel
9
h I _ ent- id-
nt microbes filled , l_--IIlotltln¢I
'l'bnt. water hold It deadly brood.
, So tur d f on ltwl withing;
Bacilll ht touty's I
Were wufty‘ed on ouch breath;
And. lowing manned ’thm mrioul tine.
lie Kindly wolc ornod death .
Him l‘rnIII- luco Examiner.
«~qu In».
ATIIE ll \VILFRE‘D
Certainly thejppdhrniten of Fellmoor
Grunge justiiiml its reputation of being
haunted. The opprI eb’ was by u long
could pierce the amnion lit’tznt'hm of
the trees. throughwhich the windwhon
rose high and lxiintorous the pines sway-
ed to and fro Hullenly bowing their
heath! before the tc'm'postiI wrnth. At
no season of the your Iould one pass up
the drive to Follnioor Grange without
being impressed with u fooling of own.
The entrance was directly out. of the
wood, and the front of the house over-
lookod a river from which frequent
mists nroeo. blotting out all view of the
surrounding country.
The large square hull was used by the
Staceyn-tho friends with whom i was
staying. and who had lately bottom the
place from the min/inn] owners-4m u
igenernl meetingplneo; and wry cozy;
i it looked with the ln' Igbt fit (I burning on
the wide open thIrth. Over the tire-
Iplnco hung a life-sized portrait of n
monk, whose kindly yet scorching eyes
'seemed to follow one u intfully. A frank,
‘lopon countenance. .Indn stern, Irrrtve'
'month, with firmly .‘il'l lips made an nt-
Itrnctivn face even to those who knew
not its history.
(in the wall opposite was .In eIpnIlly
3fuscinnting picture; a woman. y,ount,'
with a wenlthof dark wavy hair piled
lhigh ona well poised head. are l. I! eye-
lbrows, nndlurge brown eyes. At first
night one would haw exclaimed:
' "What It lovely wIIIIInn'" butclosot
scrutiny revealed somethinrr unple'mo
lug. ‘ It was the mouth that murrod het
otherwitmInirftuttfcnturos Tho lips of
lthnt vivid rod whiIlI so invariably (II:-
lnoto Iruelty and IlII-,I-it IIIbI-it tlIIro
lurked at. thochmon n sinilr: of cynical
contempt. As we not around thr: fire in
ltho gloaming it seemed to me that the
eyes of the monk I‘f‘tilt'll on the fair-
fuced woman with I't‘plibtcflflll pity.
"How (antoyou by those two por-
traits?" I united. ‘ 'PI- oplI- do not as n
‘rqu sell their family pic tIuIs '
“No," answered my humps:
that ” pointing to the monk,’ is Father
Wilfred, confossor ton fornII -:~r ir Ron-
nld Templeton. Both b‘zitlIIr Wilfred
I and Sir Ronald, it in said. wore murder-
‘od by that wonmn, 5h Ronn‘ d's wife.
iTho present sir Ron Ild. from It hqu we
lbought this place. did not. “motorc-
tuovo the pictures. luill tell you the
Story '. '
I The innit Sir Ronald whoinhnbitwl the
G
mngo married thn on years. of one :5,
girl of in. The marriage It .I-I for from
nhnppy mm, the y'o tug uifc I rIIcIl for
oxtitomcntund pin .I nrc. ubilI- Sir Ron-
'nld disliked It'iulll‘... ' bit I-IIIIIIiry home.
Wluui Lord ( yril ( ‘onynch: It: I I :tmo into
lmsscssion of Follinoor I'.’I“l.lI‘-“'Ihl? ad-
'joining Mann—ho was wI-II'onp-Il Its a
I cheerful addition to thoir I~Innll circle of
friends. Si: Ronald w H n. martyr to
gout, nothe visiting wn~I \cry much on
one side. Thnt these Vlnll-I w to a great. I
plInu-IIu-u to Lady [H mm. Inn was put: nt
ltonll and Sir Roziztld “its pbtd that
the monotony of her life should be re-
'liov.od
LIIIly Templeton. Woury of the violin
with h bound III. r to her husband, I!» gun I
to Iount the years “lit II sh» miI. 'ht be
lim- H' Iownn an IIItIpI tiio Woman;
Ilmt two pooplo at the (ir III}. 'I- slII- IouIIl
loot littlfwllllllt‘ (”UPI ummly she hated
thoIn—Fnthur Wilfzw l III-r
;IIIan‘seIIr, and Dark r. “In mid butler.
l‘nrlyin October tIII~ )‘I-Itr following
lLord (‘Iinynghnm's nrrirul. Hir Ronald
was tdkonill. TIII- mm. of iii-I illneIII-I
groutly puzzled tho IioI tor-I By tiII- rod
of Novombor III‘ haul no t'. tr n I IIII-rInl no
to be ztltlo to walk throutzh the wood.
. Upon lllil rIIttInI his wife. who I ppIIIIrI-Il
‘nnxious nnIl attentive, hundclhim It
glass of wino, 'l‘hrt. nitzht Sir Ronald
had nrolnp-Iul Tltzm- day-I and three
nights Lurly Tt‘llllil‘ti‘t‘ll IIIIvcr left his
room. winning much gratitude for her
cam Itnd attention.
The thirddny llar'w-r lm'l l-‘nthcr Wil-
.fro.d, who rI-Irulury
mun. and in it lllyflit rious IIIIIIIIIvr IIIIkI~Il
him into llio librury, WIII-n llm (loot
wnIII-Ilonod lli'riillll pointing tou point-
in}: of Lady Tt'lffplo‘on.
I "l’uther, thut wmnnn in [Manning my
IIInIItI-r!"
Tho p1 loot ruined his I yo I to tho por~
limit, but nhowvd Io ~2 m of IIIIrprlIIo
I either III tho t‘KpI‘iN: 'IIII of his in I- or in
lionoof Voice. no he I'Iilmly risked whnt
5 grounds ho had for m prove an occu-
Tmtlrm. .
For nnnwer. Burk: '- t)]|"lll.'ll n cupboard
and tpok out It winv Am I. in tho bottom
of which was It whl’ 'H‘IIIIIII‘IIII.
“You II c that. i'utlwr?” llNlit’fl ho.
the wine which my mmtor drunk an
hour before he was taken ill. This morn-
ing I now It Rlllllllll‘ iii'lllllil'lll i I the ro-
maine of IIomo noup thut come from the
nick room.”
When FntlwrWIl 'rml micro l the sick
room Ll'rly Tmuploton won ntn tublo
upon which stood mono. medicine bottles
rind triad. In. One Kl‘ult‘l wus fillml ready
for tho pntiont; this aim took up and
hold tohin “pm but Ili'iill‘lll‘ll front It
saying it rumba hiIII wore". Usually
Lady Templeton left. the room tmmr-Iit.
ntnlflrtther Wilfrml III-rived. Imtthnt
day nitnllnuored IIII though loth to go.
At last Itho took up tho chum I-nnmining
the medicine and moVod towards the
door.
"Leave it Lndy Templeton Sir Ron
aid may take it by and hy.’ amid the
priest, and ho took it from her hand.
, Tho monks of Duh-I Allin-y had In Mir
Ronald a generous Innofm'lnr, Father
Wilfred. fearing that their friend wan
fut Mug away, decided to remain
winding llrivc thron h a pllllf World. On .
the brightest ,dny low of the rum’ II rnys '
soft and low. sounded like the chanting ,
of IIIIolInnn requiem. ,IIWhon the wind’
~an '
husband's ,
\‘iulb-d tho hll'k :
holding; tho gin,“ up in tho liarht; “thnt :
in the about in which my holy poured 1
int; Sir Ronald breathed his hint, and
Father Wilfred left the death chamber,
taking with him tho medicine ho had i
won Lndy Templeton hold to her hus-
In the curlymorn M
band's lips. I
This, by tents, be well nndorntorxlhow
to apply. he found contninod n slow but
(loudly poimm, which had undoubtedly
destroyed Sir Ronald. l-lendinu,r for the
wretched woman, of whom» guilt ho woe,
convinced, he urged her to eponk the
truth.
"(live me time to prepare my ,IcrIIIfes
slon fIIther ," IIuIIl showiib well allotted
oontrltion; ”tomorrow I w ill see you in
the library ”
The following morning. upon tho ar-
rival of the priest he WIH shown into
the library. th-Io L IIlv TI-II IplI-ton
went if} him. Whom or how III: loft. the
house none was able tit -;ll bit llt'Wl
again was good Father W MI -I s'-I-.n
I Ludy Ti'lllpli‘lflll. tlIitIkitIL I III»: II. sus-
pected her I flow but III" on dug priest.
,nowIIrIIIItlII-ILf'Iooly and hop- I so III to
many Lordf'ytiH IIII3 nghnm. lint “Ill-
her yet ronIIIinoIl to IIVI-nzr' H: I I: III.I!II.
, llo ionolvod to to -II All In» know \i. ith the
remit that Lady ’l'I IIIII'pII-i III'I :IIiIt “ih‘
proved to tho :IItti f'I -tiII. I of jut! ' . and
I
Jury. nud Hho ptid tho pvufllii that in
such cane-I tho hII- do' .. mind»
The Grunge II.I nft- 'l\\. III! shut up
for many Ham and it v III II. Iid that
Fuiher \‘l iliI lll'IlZ Ill. ‘iilll II it" s b- ..~-IIII
walkingItIIIoIII,r ti: . pin H. Ind-“III, Wt!
were told ulrmt tlu- Il‘i'IIl't.‘ wi-
bought it.
The dullnozrs of thrI (lruugo did not
appomr to affect the SIIII-I-ys. and :I very
merry party We were. sitting round the
hall lire. About 1!. (‘Iztptnin Him-"y and
the young men Wont. out. to :IIII-IIII: on
terrace, and ItskIIIl us tojoiu th-zu. A
full moon in It I'loudloss elty toIIIptoI‘l us
to leave the lirI-sirlo. IIIIII \vI- siI'ollI-Il
down to tho how -r lt'll‘lu! l mu the of
, M t of the moonlight on thr rivvr Port
31th It may lllVi’flMLflIl tho III-:Ithlike
stillnINII, and flu I-.IIlIl soft li vht that
produced a. iIIIIling akin to mw. for
gradually our Vull‘t'j Immun- hushed.
Suddenly our attention Wart arrested by
the sound of :I bout. So IIIIIIsIIIIl .1 noise
at such IIII hour on lllll't't‘llllrt‘l‘ nightm-
tonishml us I‘I‘IIIIplIétI-Iy. A I-t'llll in the
river bid the boat. but WM IIIIIIIII didiuot—
ly hour thI- sound of the ours. Liltf‘l'
;when it roundod the II'IIII! We now it
container! six limit-IN. :iilll‘i'll in the
grub of monks. with cowl: ilrkth over
their bends.
Swiftly and skillfully ilIuy :Itcored
their boat alongside the (irangv bout:
house. We wm- by thisthuv- wry much
alarmed. ll'l'ili" monks pI'I-~-I-II:I-IIII wry
weird uppwnrunI-I‘n ('uptuin Plum-y call-
ed to tlbnu Ht‘i'f'l'dl tithes. but they
neithI-r rI spIIIIII I! nor turnwl th-ir
howls, and when they hurl nit-orml their
, boot into tho shed and no turtlII-r sound
could be bI-urvl WI' r~'.urnwl to “lo Ililllrit‘
bullied :md nIyIItI‘rfi-‘r'l.
Bod was not to In: thought of. own-3
one being too nort'ouu town: for tin
solitude of thI-irown room. A low min»
ates III-fore twelvou dog. lying on lllt'
hearth. nron: and went to thuIioI Ir. Soon
the anituul Imgun to grow! Illiilllnllftl)’.
George I‘Itnr'oy upon 'il lll',‘ door. and the
dog; rushed out, Ililfl(.!ll‘.: angrily. but. he
quickly returned. shivoriug. :IIIII crouch-
ing under the tillrlv, r‘nltultlmi'ml to
bowl.
()nc after another the group round tho-
firo went to thunpcn doorway to di‘.
cover, if [anllrlta I...II' ('snisr- of tho Ilwg':
‘nlurm. Soon. coIIIiIII,r slowly from tho-
other side of tho III-Itw the: monks who
Iiil'l pueml liillrlllt‘ IIIItlIlIoII.~I- wI-rI- awn
rI-Iurrung. 'l'lII~ir cowln wI-ro- thrown
Iiiil'k from their Illlltilll‘l'll bowls. and
‘ they wvro carrying on :I biI-r the body
of :I ma" clothed in lllo- hubit to thI-ir
. uwll.
Spellbound and terror :ItriI'lroIII. WI-
3 watI'III-Il their :IpproIII-II. A's thI-y pit-s
I-d us. u my ul' IIIoII'IliuIIt fell upon tlIII
face of tho III-ml IIIItrI. At tho .«IIIIIr time
n iliItkorII‘Ig light. frIIIII tiII- wruul iiru il
lumincd tho portrait of tho monk in tho
hall. By ”no iIIIpIIlm- every oyo was
mined to flip pirturv. IIIIII "I”;ItlIIIr Wit.
i't‘I " was brmthml rutII-‘r thuII .upolom
lry onclt‘of us.
Silent. “‘5 though lmrnv on air the so!
ctnn procession turnII-l into tlII- ilVf'llllt'
of plum :IIIIlmIIII pilsm'fl out of sight
but IIoi'tIy through tho :Iir I-:IIIII~ thr-
, sound of fur-oil rob-IN I-hIIIItiIIz.
I'I‘hut we had NI'I'll III" ghostly vinitnnth
who for your! hml llf'l'll lllI' l‘I'l'l'Hl' III :III
‘ who pom-ml through the Wood at night
Illlllli' I-IIIIIII doubt.
I The bIIIlIliIII.r w.” "(Mill III'II'rIlIIIIIoIIsIII
ghost
ed. when the WUT’k' Ion. upon Tl‘flli'l'llll.’ '
A panel III the Iibrurv. Iliwww-rv-II u -III.III
square IIIImIlIor. III tho floor \l'lil‘ II
imp IlooI with It upon be -:.III ' rIIi-Iml ru-
mauled It narrow. Ilurk flight of slope
lI-ItIlinIr down to III" river. From the
,rivvr l'llll'dlil’l' I-ould ho IIiIt.IiIII-Il by r»
Emovinu I'I'rIIIitI ul'lllt“ wIIiI-II I'IIIII‘oIIlIIII
tho door of. tho Imtt'un of tho ub-pN.
Tlmt l'attlII-r Wilfred IIIIII boon in tho
'ehnmlmr woo prowd byihuhntr nnold
I
‘ lmIviury in which his llilftll' wn» writtnnx
It. would III-om thut tlIi-I m-vrvt I-hIIIIIbI-r
was known tIIth-I lllllllIIIi-UII liIIIo Abbey.
Imnl when FuthI-r Wilfred fuilml to re.
turIIthI-y mute by bout to worth for
him. finding him llilll'fl" rml they pass
ed through thr library. whiIh bad It
plum door ntwuintronto the h run It. IIrId
t'nrrimlhiu body through lllf' mnnlto
tho Ablwy.
Muny yours hove. pnmwl Iairwo f'I-ll-
moor Grunge woo (It-IITIHNI but ooun
itry pooplu around Ilium. tho IIIoIIk~
still wnlk through II pim- wood IIIIII
. may be III-IIrIlIhIIIIting their requiem. -
Holly Lorin II
"lid "(New Wine!»
0b. Willie one day imt lill hilt: I it II Mid:
And ho ftq‘nl'l’f ly know what ho would do,
Hill It" «foul on his III-ml.
And It answered Instrml.
for the wheels were revolving thorn tmI.
~ Wmhlngioo HIM.
m...“ IIIII “a
fills
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W
flout-'0.
“Oh. lnm ninelnrt frmn thrice." mid tho.
In It low "mi winning Voice.
Int ruin Irinmi Int the weaker nnvmrr-tr.
“In: he I!“ M! “I'm who!» ”swirl-c?“
- In 1|.
Wheelmen’ s Outfits.
The newest designs in Social:
wool 06/! Stockings, washable and
non-shrinkable vgmw more popular
with Milena are day, Prices ran a
from 87 f0 32: Many are excu
sire patterns. Seamless cotton Bi-
cycle Stockings. 25 and 50c.
IN
Sweaters. I
fine lamb' Is wool, any colon lain
or imported (lento/I yams, Iran some
combinations of column s, seasoned/e
weights-82. 82.50, 3.50, 84.
Bicycle Suits
And Golf Suits, in liq/It and Ilarlru .
fancy. or plain, plalds, checks, and .
mixtures. Coats Unlined, correct
lengths.
Breeches maria bloomer sly/e,
reinforced seals, buck/e Imees or ex-
tension, 35 6:6, 37. 50, 810, 813. 50, 815. 00 a suit. Sepemfe
Coats and Breeches 32. 50, $3, 83. 50, $4 and 85 each,
Boston Patent Pant, 60. s celebrated gray mixtures--
, Coats, Pants, Cap and Belt 6‘7. 98 conservative. Good
I wear/by and correct style. ‘
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Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Euemlrgs.
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City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., lchmnn street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freigl It Received fr7ont :I. III tog. Upon .-.\ppli
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Will be sent for somi ll lots of frc'I-vbt anywhere in New
\oIk or its VII. in: t3.
All persons: Irc lIrlIiII trutti of; any H
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AIII- -r I ll suinl IIIIII d: l"
h w- -lI fitting no r of show» innuucrrt!
able I' II E h II N '1' yo .I
IIIII ib‘. III; of. II lit-ire is ItIIy rum-din" II.
to win M III. “I ry brat of It:- kind um he luv
rt3‘l.
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