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' were in her place?"
. muster," cried the three in unison.
‘ like them just us well as if he played
, ,UNQBE ,VBAQF SWEET; . U
THINGB'ARE‘ BORROWING. ‘
Thrilling Bonus It the Book with linen
and Kim Thrown in ("out We.
The Touching Story of hm, “Malt
Incite-ts bud Their llorrld Mort.
Pndorewdrl, the fluids krentest pi-
anist, and the we greatest idol, not
even excepting , can do Resske, has gone
to Europemud hundreds of American
girls are sorrowful. ‘ .
In a description of his sailing. begin
uing after his udmlrers'hod been order-
ed from the ship, the New York Sun
has the following:‘ ‘ -
Then the real circus began. Such as
had not already given all their flowers
to the hero began to throw them at him
with :utih peculiarity of aim that the
‘socom cons passengers were prooentlv
decked out in beautiful floral array.
Conepicuonsln the crowd on the dock
were three young and pretty girls,
whose enthusiasm was of the wildly ef-
fervescent kind. ‘ They were full of
ejaculatiousnud oxeluuiutions. and their
adjectives would have fitted out a no-
vel. The only intervals in their talking
was when they ware throwing kisses at
their idol. .
"Oh. girls." said the tallest one,
“look at him now! Drwsn‘t he look too
swoo-oo- out with his but oil! Beet He's
bowing to some one down here. Oooo
out I believeit'u us. [really do believe
it’s us. Where's a flower boyt Quick!
I want some roses to throw at him."
"He shook hands with me," said one
of her companions proudly. “I put my
glove right on to keep the touch there,
andl won‘t take it off until—until—
well, until I have to wash it; so,
there."
“He didn't shake hands with me but I
got‘ his autograph." said the third. a
trim brunette: "and such a smile with
it! 'Oh. it just did make my heart flut-
cr.’
”Do you o'poso.” inquired the first.
"that our fathers would quite like it if
they know we had gone on board and
spoken to hint?"
"Mine wouldn't, I'm euro,” frankly
announced the brunette; "but I don’t
care. He wanted my brother income
with me. but Will said he wasn’t going
to come down hero to see a truck of girls
make D idiots of themselves over a mop
bonded piano poundor.”
t “Horrid beastl'f exclaimed the other
we.
“Well, he is. even if he is my bro-
ther," said the bruncttuwiciously. '
“Look! look! gt 13.". criqd the tell
one, “he's shaking hands with that
woman there. His secretory just intro
duccd them. Oh, don’t you wish we
"Do you suppose ho‘ll pitty going
ever?" asked tho :5 wotfl.’ “use does
[’11 never forgive thyself for not having
made momma take no abroad on this
trip. .I could have played 011‘ ill.”
"Why, here comes Dick Franklin.”
cried the tall girl. “How nice of him
to have come down to see the‘ master
ofl. Ididuft know he cared for those
things. Dick come over here with
H." '
A‘yonng fellow of the New York tip:
of professional mun cami- up, made his
bolts and remarked that he had come
down to see some‘ friends 01!.
“Then you didn't come to see the
..
"i beg your pardon; the what?"
“The master; Podorewskl. See him
up there. isn’t be lovely?"
"Maybe from your point of view;
rather too much on tho Skye terrier
brood for me. What did you say his
name was?"
“Dick!" This in a severe tone from
the tall girl. ‘ “Don't be horrid. It‘s
Podorewski.”
"There was a twinkle in the young
man's eye, but the girl didn’t see it, as
he remarked; ,
“Quccrnuuio. Don't believe I know
him. Friend of yours?" _
"Why, it’s Pation-Wskl. the great mu
sicinn. Don't be a ; ooso. Dick."
"0h. musician, or? Scouts tome I've
seen his name somewhere. Doesn’t he
recommend a hair restoror or a potent
pill or something over his autograph on
L stations?"
By this time the three 'girls were
crimson with rage. They all pitched
into the young mun ntfonco, but he stood
it serenely.
"You needn't get excited nboutit."
he observed. “and i think I’d learn
more if you didn‘t all try to talk at
once.”
Dead. ominous silence followed.
"What did you my be played?" con
tinned the rush yo mg mun. “Cornet
or smoothing like that. i suppose. Don't
look robust enough for a bass drum, or
a big hm n. or anything that requires
earnest and long continued «Hort. I say
girls. those lire awfully stunning gowns
you have on, but I don't admire the
backs on much as i do the fronts. Look
ht your friend, how he‘s opening his
month. Is he really going to sing
now?"
" t. Franklin," sold the toll girl.
turning upon him suddenly, "either you
are looting upon a very serious subject
or else you are u pcrfoet idiot. In either
case i don’t want to have anything
more to do with you. Please go
own ."
“Oh. come, Edith: can't you take in
joke? ”I tell you if you call it square
1‘]! go and get you a big bunch of roses
to throw at your little tin god-ouwheel
ski. and 1'" come up to night and listen
to you play his minuet and the nocturne
and Liszt's Hungarian rhapsody, and
thorn binneli’."
And as the young men was maklm.
his peace the ship moved away. while
the pier blossomed out into n Chuntau
i no nlutetof hundkmhioin and the on
willed with uric-of farewell. As long
as he could be soon Pederewski stood
on the upper deck waving and how
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mam-sud; '3‘,“
“in “titanium
.1 . It Inst ":1“: ”bible mi from. Killing
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Mule-endure.»
, new unim- , . . ,
The next time that Hi my limit goes
out to interview his herd of hut’fnlws at
Lincoln Park be mu probably gush m ‘
it through the cracks of the fence and
ttot‘ruu the risk of ‘ buvin his epider-
mis perforated by n pair of vine horns.
The othorpnftemoon he donned a e‘uit of
cowboy clothes out by a rotten; up-
provod by Texas Jack Crawford when
he was here.
Then he‘tnonnted a fiery mustang and
«unwed the enclosure where his bnf~
inlocs are kept to drive" them into a
corral. Thoy objected vigorously, but
Henry was not to be blotted. Ono olrl
hull was particularly puguueious. and
insisted upon making life n burden for
tho mustang. Several vigorous lungos
at tho mustang were avoided by the
sensible animal with dispatch.
A bulldog belonging to Mr. Hohit
had been viewing the trouble from afar.
Finally he seemed to have decided to
taken hunt]. so. with a run only par
ulleled by that rolebrntod ‘spurt made
by Salisbury last full at tho saute park.
he caught the ball by the nose and per-
formed it few revolutions around his
head as the old fellow gave it u twirl or
two for luck. -
Having shaken the dog loose. the ani-
mal made a wild dive for him. 1h-
missod his prey, and then started for
the horse. The latter stumbled and
fell, precipitating his rider to the ground
and rendering him unconscious. The
hull thou attacked the horse and killed
him.
The dog appeared to realize the pool
lion occupied by its unconscious mus
tor. Ho attacked the bull in front and
rear so persistently that the animal
turned his attention from the born to
the dog. A wild chase followed. in
which the dog gave one of the prettiest
exhibitions of racing ever witnessed.
While the hull was engaged in follow-
ing his little tortnentor some assistants
of Mr. liohlt saw his predicament- and
hastened to his rosette. He was still mr
conscious, and they were compelled to
pick him up and carry him to the park
house. After rostorntives had been ap-
plied he was brought to the city. He
is at his borne on South Eleventh street
under the cure of a physician. Fortu-
nately, no bonus were broken, but he
has some large and painful bruises
upon his person which will keep him in
bed for several days. Hewus no sore
lustuight that ho was unable to line
cup of coffee to his lips. , ‘
Mr. Hohltvuttributos his escape to the
fidelity of his dog, which made it so in-
tcrosting for the ibuilulo that he was
unable to dispatch the master when ho
had him donut-LNubrasl-ta State "Jour-
uni. . _...n_._, w“ ,
A ltmorri in lhmistcrtlinens.
Robert Louis Stevenson in his “Edin
burgh" has this story of twomuidon
sisters: . ’
"The putriuhublted a single room:
from the fact, it iu‘ust'h‘nvemeen double
>bcddcd;butwhcn all is said, it was a
studs room. Hero our tWo spinsters
(client—on some point of controversial
divinity, belilto; but fell out so bitterly
that there never was a word spoken be»
tween them, black or white, from that
day forward.
."You would have thought they would
separate; but no, whether from luck of
means. or tho Scottish fear of scandal.
economy.
More than pleasure'ln having variety in clothes—Allen's
'l‘wo suits wore alternately will last‘more
than twice as long as one suit Wore everyday. ‘Tlie
same money will buytwu suits. our kind, and give all
that the one custom suit gives ~iit, stylc'and' the“ best in
cloth and trimming, Think this over before going to
your tailor, and in the meantime look atour Moon ‘
blue sergcs, gruyaud brown mixed Scotch weaves—lots of
style and good wearin these. Can't tell them from a
8:5 made to rueasure suit. ()ur gray worsted and extra *
fine sergrs at$r§ may interest you more. if you've a '
little time on your hand compare these with what you
may have in mind. _
Some new Summer goods that may interest yous
Linen crash suits,
White (luck trousers, ’
Negligee shirts, ‘
Washable silk and Madras ties,
Bicycle and golf suits and
Separate coats and brooches,
Golf and bicycle caps and stockings,
Ilalbriggan underwear,
Straw hats, .
We've soit'outing shirts in CIICVlUi and m‘ndras, 48 and 97c.
Miles 8. (0. ~
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_ Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
NewA York, South Norwalk and
5p. m.
Norwalk. . ,
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. in.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m.
Upon A ppli.
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will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.
they continued to keep house together 7 .
where they were. A chalk line drawn
upon the floor separated their two do-
mains; it bisected the doorway and the
tit-opium. so that each could go in and
out. and do her cmking without violat
in}; the territory of the other.
"HO, for years, they coexisted in a
hateful silence; their meals, their ub
Ilttions, their friendly visitors, exposed
to an unfriendly scrutiny; and at night,
in the dark watches. ouch could hear the
breathing of her enemy. Never did
four walls look down upon an uglier
spectacle than these sisters rivulliug in
unsistcrllnoss.
from-em ilrlllinut Girl.
All France is talking of Milo. Jounm
Ilt‘uuhon". She received the colh-go do.
gnu: of Bachelor of Arts two yours up
when she wits l6. :lbo then borunuu e.
professor of philosophy inn woman's
collegout Lyons. undthik years was a
candidate at tho Sorbmno for the do
grco of ilccutiuto in phllosopy. Tho ex
umiucru, though not prepared for u
prodigy worn utunzod ut the extent of
hot eruditiou and her mercno commute
in dealing with the vexed problems of
Dissourtoa, Kunt and Comte. She was
third on tho‘list of 200 candidates. all of
them older than herself. and is now u
lecturer on science of mind in the Col,
logo of Rotten.
lilvlnx Molten liim Dry.
The ublu bodied man came out of thc
saloon, wiping hie bonds across his
mouth.
The gentleman in the long coat and
short trousers approached him and
mid:
"lliy'mlnguided friend. um I right in
amounting that you have been tampering
with tho demon rum?"
“Rum? New." said the able bodied
one. “i only bode gloss of beer, and
unless you ever worked at my trade.
you haven't no idea how dry in man
trots."
“What is your calling. pray'r’
"i'm a leor."- fndiunapolis Jour-
no].
chance for on Inventor.
A large firm of champagne growers
in France are sold to be very anxious
to negotiate with the tuna who can in‘
vent something to hinder the cork from
absorbing the wine. Although during
the last century many improvements
have been made in the processes of
champagne msautucturn tome has been
made inoorkr, and “.000 was mention»
ed on the sum which would be willing
17 paid for an invention at this kind.
We Km“ terns Wear. .
, mewd udsrwesrdotho
wrongs .
Nash ,
What is It?
that prompts you to buy your shot-s at
one sfun‘ ratlu-r than another? Isn't it
stylo, quality. lit durability and prim an
to the shoe and prompt and oourioottu
:ittoutiouon tho partoftho pmpriotorzuul
uztlosuutu': If those :tro tho. n-al lllIlllf't‘-
uo-uts We look for a liberal share of your
patrouat:
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk, Conn
8. Van Scoy
Keep the (luomlagu while crockery, which in acknuwlctlgml by the
trade to be [be best made, and that they
SELL AS LOW
asuuy More in the town. Try our ROYAL l’illJSIllNi} I’Aii’l'l-L
It will ricou and polish silverware without iuiury, (‘Hlllulil’i nu mill
and is unequallml [or glass, marble or brass.
l’iict 25c.
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