"We .
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vmwmmo
Written-rem
5m. we had smite-pc-
Ute-owner. .
"a cottage where she cat
‘80 A" child“ old
5-00” in 5thelr chairs
m. allmhsclean
,xh'ohaaainavalm: hnt
It'd work to III those two
I “all the stint house brought
lattice had but two hands.
littb' brown hands cannot-do
wuliI's work. I used to any
55.5““. time Ihould name
should not work at all
LItltiIII work tor both. And
A, airmen-5 Thain- to
.tiihn‘c we were married.‘ Bettina
! had been betrothed ior two
“ 3 w- m betrothed still. out
fl awn-r nettle-e. them I had atri-
‘ H fill all my strcntth.
1‘ “Volt patiently.‘ Bettina mid to me
5 “What does it matter?
love each other. we trust each
55M Ill lie eonhn "
H i could not be content.-
tiered
Othertt
W: {minus elsewhere Bettina
m My have shared n. iate.
mm it might have been. but the
H‘ ‘ rents hound her to her col-
x“ birthplace.
5 " ’ fir ' I felt that It I eter would
win Hilda! must leave Savoy and go
, 5 it! fiction. where so many of one
‘ my hoopla had nlready gone. and
m thy wrote Iettres that made‘
It “I beat with hope tor the low
> M II that happy land I might real-
. ”I! MI. I told Bettina so. and
to wept. she said:
“do. 00. Bernard. and I will pray
lit ymt. It In all a girl can do.‘
fr“ In that we mtty be with each oth- '
50! Always sotne day that we pnrt now."
'1 mid.
Her tours ieil over my cheek. We
1‘ J, around each other in it long embrace.
1"" ‘Ali. it only Time could have stopped
n his light in that moment. lenvlns
ill in each othere' arms. at that .l
to" myself nwny. lllltl. blinded by my
tears. sot oil upon my journey.
I Illtl no Ienr that ilettittu would ior-
Jot me. I knew thnt the rich young
Miller who iotie so uitcn Illllll\ miles
to see her longed ior hct lore. and
wooed her with all the all he had:
bill Bellini lotctl me and into in mi-
Milne Ali! how little tliti I, know
. d the filttier nt ultitlt l the pceped
throlulkthe golden dinette (ii
and hope.
We t‘l‘iIIit'iI the tit‘fl in not v. .
aiood at last in it strange Mini and
among tttt'nngc people. but I lountl
.thom not unkind. l lountl Work at
doe. Livintt an we Snrnyartls live iii
home. i spent little. Week by wctdt
the little henp In my tnolcttltln pouch
grow hiucr. l lil’lin uloriously happy.
i wrote ioytul letters to liettintt. tihe
Ihhworcd me tut itopcittiiy. l ltt little
to tell. but. oh. it Willi so much to iccl
Add to do. ~- l
1 A your llilhltiIl twelve long months.
One more year anti she would come to
M The mouthtt would slip away like
the hands on a rosary oi one who
played ior bletotintttt. 1 i should ieal
I" hand in mine when they were all=
I ehoultl press my Illlli I“.
count.
IUD-all would be Iill'ltllltili but our
Wilma while I tired the "III poo-
[lid Milli“ In" our IIIIWIIIOIII.
With such thonghttt tut thetto In my
mind. i entered the mat
whml worked one tiny. I ttalti to nty~
”it on I throw 0! my locket:
“Al noontitne I will write to natu-
“M
m do we know oi noontime at;
.0“ What do we ltnow oi nllht at
‘ midday? Nothing.
i (“cipher thinkinl this. i rentettt- i
liar mini! the loop rtttttttl remem-
hcr a ttttdhn ditch ttnti ninth. and tits
ohlhl oi men.
ill a mast-i pttln ttttttltettcti toe. and l
toned thyseii iylnn la the tint-it. with1
N “a hand. cold tutti t-lttntnty. ly
H ii a Croat. warm. still hand that
hell it Very tenderly.
I irled to rise. I could not.
More all I?" I said. and my.
voice sounded low and hoarse in my
on II.
in this!“
“lit it! tint-tor." . told a voice. "lie
calm li'lt'ltutd."
“is it hint." I acted.
"It is night." said the voice.
"fly do no not light a halt?"
Wk. liho mom-5'
auctioning-it. neon;
“manner-as" married. and;
lull till! “Ive land together to seek ‘
At hot i had money ior the voynge. .
t '5 1. had saved it little by little ior two‘
1 3003.5 and now the porting hour IIINI5
factory ,
and a nirl'tt tntttl.
screen. Alter that nothinu more. un~1
"lromsntsra."aniss.
W hilhtl outright.”
".Doctor” t laid. “Is It innit".
"it la night." tte Illd solaihly.
It. i am stallion blind".
"Try to he calm. my friend." he
whlmoded. It is hard. ltnt try to hear
it.“ ‘
What can» do but hear what, (led
well. Canyon wonder-ea“
-—all my hope oi lite. apd a
had won in the past year. some
pouchirommyhosom. Iwasabeg-
ttveo. and at not [grow strong again.
i said to myseli. can tit least be brave
enotgh to-Ipara Bettina something.
and I wil do it. thtonch my ‘rttderings
tthottld he increased by the act. i
knew thnt it she know the trpth she
would grieve bitterly. and remain true
to me. I know that ii I were soul
I home as the doctor says I might be.
. would even marry me. and try to tend
one an tthe does her helplaas ones. That
shall never be. I will send her word
i that I not dead. and then. when she
has grieved a little: youth will tri-
uniph: she will marry the your: inr-
mer who loves her. so truly. and is
wood as well an rich, and she will only
remember poor Renard tenderly art
one who loved her in the past. and
; mung Bernard is really dead. This
blind heggor is not the same man.
‘ The good doctor shall write me n
! letter and so as he passed I callt-l‘to
him ttnd told him all.
"It will be best hr her " I said. ”It
I will set her free. She will grieve hit-
.terly. I know. but the other lover will
one tiny hlot out my memory. 'l‘ell
; her I died with her name on my lips—
I tlo. As I die. hem-t and soul. here
1 before you. I hrtve but one thotuht.
it Is Bettina. '
“And you think she does not love
you as well." he said.
"She loves me even us i love her." i
said. "Alt. doctor. it ht because I love
_lter so thnt i would spore all I can.
She. Is worthy oi u better late than to
. iade nwttt ior a wretch life too. You
ulll vtrlte.‘
_“I will write." he said. "Mur-
eome to my little other with me. We
shnll be quiet. and let me think. A
womnu i‘i‘l’l tall the story better than
!. espwlnlly tie it is touching nntl'nttt
quite true. I how it nurse here now
who tutu break the news tenderly. I
believe. Ii any one t'till. She has wait-
I'll on yon it day or No saying very ill-
tie. i iorltntle thttt. lint her hands
ill‘t' «nit. ltcr ltllli‘ll kind. I think."
“God hie-ts her. she is its gentle its n
nunher." I said. “You. let Itcr write
the letter." “
He took my Ili'llltl in bi.» nntl leti "iv
to the room III‘ iIlili‘iI his oiflcc. Then
he ieit “W n numtettt. l'lllII when he re-
turned I heard the rustle oi tt thlllilll's
lllll‘llli'nlrt tollowtng him.
"This in the nurse who will write
the letter." he sold.
"i titttnk her." r-IiIII l. "lie ilcllllc.
trentle. nty Iictilntt hurt it l’t'l‘)‘ tender
ltettrt.
"What shall I write." ehc neltctl.
alumni in a whit-per.
"Write that I out tittotl." i sold.
"Writt- that I loved her to the lust.
Write that I bade you tell her that
when her griei hatl pnsacti to wed lili-
ttther and be httppy."
"linppy lilitI you
"And the lttvett you."
’Mtitlttme." l stilti." we Ilili‘t‘ it pro
. \‘lii'li in our country. that "the tieutl
trntiltie in better iltlltt tltc Hl'iulhiiie.
A blind itt‘gttr whom tthe loved. and
who hopeletutiy Iill‘i'il her. would be
heavier on IIettItta'tt lite than the me—
tuory oi her tlettti "crowd. I tttlt tltt
‘ little now. "til I run tltt tltltt. Write.
random.“
The pen moved over the “up". out.
she ttnid:
"l have written. dhaii i tend it ttt
run?"
I answered:
1 “Yes. it you will ntatiatn.”
', lite begun:
"lilo. unhappy niri. your lierttttrti
htttt peritthcd. What is life to you tiny
iinnger‘.‘ lie is dead. Had he lived.
blind or tttttimeti or helpless in any
‘ why. there would be hope ior you.
You tottltl fly ttt him. you tnttili torn
. tort hits. you could toil tor him. you
fettttltl he hit nuttlighi. Airttt. no ttttch
Joy ttwnittt you lie Ie gone. lie Itt
i no iottttcr where you can
find him. He down ttttd tile. That is
VIIII litttt you t'ilII do. He in tiohli."
tihe ended in it ilttoti of tears. I
started in my icci.
"Why do you write this." i cried.
"Who on ytttt,’htia on you come by
that voice? "
ticutl." ttltc euld.
"ltwaaIWflhoIIAIM'
an!“ "Yonmhtn'i. Mime“
“not only ior me." 1 acid. I know
ncndsupohus? notintonottteeett,
‘ ,, none "
all I ‘
wretcll had stolen the little mole skint
gar Ind blind. i prayed to die. but 5i .
Onedayaalaatbythchoaoitali
will stiller «you
gum curt-o
A cahooffinewhtte
Glycerin 'l'oiieth Soap
given It! with
package of Ivorine.
You pa for themed»
Then I felt two littld'hands steal
about my inch. and A wet cheek
touch mine. and a whisper came: .
“llernartl it is I. did you not lildlis.‘
Ilo you not know you own llettina‘.’j
She clasped me. closer. .1 heard that
door close. the doctor was gone. i
“The good doctor " nhe hold. "theI
ilret tiny oi your illness he lend a:
letter you had begun to me. and sent
it with word oi your misiostttne. and hi
letter to one who could bring me to
you ii I desired ttt come. Ah, (iod
blentt hint! he knew a woman‘s heart 1
l
5 better than you did
When that it-ller come my dear oitl5 1
ttrntttlpurcnis were lying tletttl. I only
stayed to look upon their graves bc-5
iorc l clinic to you.
"You were m fiN'lliIIi‘ that he. tlurt-tl
not let me tell you who I true of tired.
'I‘otlny you were to know. Ah. llt~r~~
ilill‘ll. how .lllltl you do it'.’ How
could you use me so? i
,lt would Ilill‘t' been host for you.“ I:
dilltlu
Ilttl alte i‘liIFIlt'll the clown.
My life lute tun-tr ll tint-k one ever
ItlII licttlttu‘s bond has led me
llli' fliiiltl llilt‘IIIi"
‘Iliil'
titty i-y titty. :ill'l
kindness Illlre' bun ~howtt to us in hit-
t‘lllllfl liii' ellt'll pork use i tun IIU. i
"liltlittl .t.-e ”iv [the i rctttettt-
her so well. but I know its lli'illli)‘ tutti
its goodness and the love light In ”W
eyes too 'wt-ll to iorget iIlt'lii. And I
know lliill l Illli donor to her for my
misfortune and l llnl lutppt'. .
.‘~ Wl'lll
t‘thNlI‘t‘ 'I'lt'l i I5‘."\llt2.\‘l.‘i.
"‘Itt ioliouiltg utrc lesttttl Mutual 2.
Isitli. List ltll'lllnlit'tl l'totn ilIEIt't‘lt oi .\
ll. Wonder. pntt-nt i;IW\t‘i' Mill “Hill
‘or. llrittueport. t‘ttutt.:
Leupold IIiiiIllit'Itiit'l‘. iit'itittcpot't. bet»
~tttge cooler. i-‘tt-elnntl W. (Isitottt.
lit'ltltteport. button-hole nepornior. fill"
or E. litttitct‘. llritittepori. wiretwicl»
tut tool. I“l:iiili ll. tlitnitin. littrliori.
'.tlut'ltci tiowt'. \\'liilttltl l’ Iini‘l'isott.
lint'tiortl. titrottlt- \‘ltllt‘; tltttrpe il .
idillill. Waterbury. glam lil't'tts: lit-r-
itcrt ti. Pullman. \i‘ntt-rttut'y. bicycle
lit-ll; Wmitlutt ii. ‘l‘uylor. thntiurtl.
‘tllt'll operailntr llli‘i‘IliilIltIlll'. l'cltr .l
in-nnuri. ritutnittrtl. tloor t‘Ilt'I‘Ii: Etilctt .
ii. White. New llut‘ett. bicycle hell: do-
n-ph ll. i‘lttnte. hit-riticn._ nt-li-plnyitut
tlrlllll‘. t‘htttlett W. .Iiltlltilll. 'i‘crryvlll-.
tllli'l'tll' hinge. Net-tuto- lit-ut-y i. ,
Wuliacc. Wnliittliortl. bundle; Etinttr
\. Iiusot‘li. I'l'uiiiugiord. uyrttp cup rot
tr: Herbert fl. l‘lttlimutt. hieriden. can
flflhil‘tili'll‘. 'I‘l‘i‘ldi‘dlllll‘llti: hint Ilttnciw
t‘hcntit-nl cotttpntty. Iiritlueput-t. cmluti
utiutt tlttiti: Wiintot A IIttitiitt AIdliIIIItt
luring comptttty. lit-ltkeport. ttbt-et out
all lllllcs; Vote A 'l‘ttu-uu Allillilliit‘ltll‘illl
rotupntu. HItttttiord. ltwkt.
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A ii'l‘AMIv'ttiilt Wlitilthi.
i At tituutittrtl. 'l‘ttestltty tillt'l‘iltltlil.
.‘IIIIN Edith. tltt'htttr of .l. Everett
\‘ttil. wtot umrrtmi to llirtttn Wilson
Taylor. The church was proinseiy
iIM‘iil‘IlNl. pttlnttt. pttllutl piano. and lil-
Itttt pretltttttlttttiinn tthttnt the utter. The
bride's nuwu wtttt oi white tuttiu. tritn- ~
tnetl with Very old I‘ttint Ilttthm Int-c;
which but been in the tntnily ior
many ycttrtt. thiilttn tutti ttrnnye IIIIII»
uttttut. tihe wore it long white tulle
veil. held in place by ornrtle blossoms.
but no Jewels, ttnd uhe curried a show
cr bouquet of illliet oi the valley. The
IIPIiIi'l‘IlIAIiIII' gowns were of white or-
onutlle trimmed with l'nient-ienttett
hue and white untin ribbon They
wore tome pit-turn hats. trimmed with
white ttotrith tenthern. tutti tttrried
ulttttter ltttttqttettt tti sweet ”peas.
. ".tohn.‘ sold it 'I'optlta who to her
hntthanti. "i will quit drinking ten and
one the war ttttt it you will do the
cattle with beer" "an." respond 1
till Jilliil. Willi HIIII ntt'el'liy. "till you
think it in the putt oi patriotism to
abandon your Matty in its titnc cl 1
will”
_ iii no AID cantons.
Electric Fans.
iIlQ'pWCl'JiflI soap
ice} Creams.
Swedish Eddies“ Mitotic.
c0“ ‘00 ti on Qty . tn- Paulina inure Johnson“
Commencing Monday, Aug.
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THE WORLD RENOWNED
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Iiev. W. Lynch. oi Waterbury. is a
.gnest at St. Mary's rectory. ,
hills Alice Lyon. oi Kdinht street.
has returned irom a visit to Bradford.
Ellis Howard. 0! New Haven. is vie-
1Mitts Vilmar Sandburg. ..... ll.I his rents. in World ton street.
or otte- Own matte. .ut. Anna no... ......... . 1, n“ " 1 ,"'
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You are cordially invited to 1
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no I’llillortt' supplied.
(iiihh't. t-it'.,
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lit elite: June I. 1898.
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”I the business then M this country the poor. lly prom It
npplyitut today for one of t 0
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P‘ttr puc-
I‘lily to 8. h. i.‘ Ilonttucdiou. uttent. South
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PRINTING
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Watoitea.i ‘Iutiutt. Jewelry. mounts. «to. in
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ART tt-
Tillie
no} Ethel Pte1'cr-‘en. oi Stamford. In
visiting Mitts Julio IicGlnn. of Cedar
street.
Mitts Carrie Gotham. oi Maple street.
‘Itntt returned home from tt visit to
‘I'ittedeld. ,
Miss Mattel Curry. of New York. In;
the gttcttt oi Misti Eve I. Kerrie. of
West ntreet.
um. Miiy wellhcgcl. oi Paterson. N.
‘.l.. is a street oi Mrs. G. F. Austin. at ’ ‘
Iiitcr street. '
Miss Mary E. Smith. oi Bayview ave-
tttte In the guest of lilies Bessie Miller.
In Georgetown
\ Mrtt. ’i‘. A. Durand has gone to Bankii‘
ville. N. Y.. where she will remain till
St'plt'nllu'l' Int. 5
Mitts l‘auniltcllc Curtis. who has been
.evt'rnl months abroad will still iot
borne. /Anguet 27.
‘ lrn ( /t‘lle und inmily. oi Elmcrcst leit
Norwuilt. yesterday. ior Watch lilll. to
1 Miss Jllilil Smith. of the (‘entrul Tel-
1cpltune ollcc. is n ttettt oi Mitts Annie
‘ it}. Morris, oi Newgnven.
. \l‘.ttt-t (‘ommissltmer l). W. FIII'EI nitti
‘ I.tnttly. ot’ Norwnlk. httt't- rcturntd hom‘n
from an outing III (let-on Grove.
Mien .\nn.t Steegmnllcn oi Bttrrltt.
ti\tilllt In spt titling at week in New line
\I‘Il. with new friend. illse Julio Neld-
titurt,
Mitt. t‘lztrtt Stoddard. of Mercedes.
t‘ttl In illt attest of Mr. and Mm. iln-
\ltl Stou or High street. South Nor-
unlit.
hit. and Mrs. J. (‘. Ncwitlrk and Mine
lItintt Shetwhtttti left town yesterday for
Monticello. N. l'. when they will
r-IH‘llll three weeks.
.\lr. nntl Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens. of
i‘tilit'ol'il nti‘ct‘l. started today ior Nin-
ttnrn Foils. Toronto lllltl other places ‘
of interest in the north.
Mitts t‘lemitttine (‘holwcll and niece.
Miss Dorothy (‘holwciL oi limit ttireet.
me at the White Mountains. Mrs. II.
I'. I’rice IiiltI son t‘onrnti will Join them
tttxt vtc.ek
Mr. lllltl hire. Henry S. Sellcclt. Victor
S. St-lit-clt and Edward Sella-ck. ol‘ Sor-
willik .ii'ri\'t‘ town tomorrow for on Mt—
tt-utit-tltrip to Now Scott". I'rint-t- Ed
untti lrI’iIitI and other points oi intel-
t‘sl.
mwfi
“ITAII 0" TAXI TIIAI'IIII'I‘
Lipton confident 5he will be Well
Treatcdhy American Iportstnon.
lily Associated l’rcnn.)
1 London. Allin-l l. While the l'lliil~
It‘llxi‘ of Sir Thomas Lipton iur the
.\|Ili'l‘lt‘t'll| rttp i’tIlIIlIIllt'a to be gent-rally
endorse-ti. till tuttit-rt-ttrrettt oi rcscut~
lIlI‘IIl lll‘t'i‘lllle in the Million! yuclttltur
t‘ll't‘li'h. not on .trrtttttti oi the ilttnruv-
cu Incident. but. it Is atllt-gt-tl. bet-hum
rilr 'l‘lttttttttu in not considered it l‘I'PI‘t‘~
nt‘Illliiil‘t' ,i‘tit'lllellliiil-
it Il‘llllhllll‘t'li tltttt litt- Iittyttl i'bttct'
\‘ttcltt t‘ilili wrote .t» it mutter oi ett
tillcltc li| lIli' \‘tulu lint-hut Iimttt'idiittll
.tttititttt for the latter}. iiiilil'tli‘ell niltl
IiiIVll‘t' in whom III the t‘llIlIIi‘lllli' 'l‘htt
\«lt'II‘IIlIi‘lIIK Ithtt uttton ttttltttttwletheti
tlu- t'ctt-lpt oi illt It'llt'l‘. but :-illtl they
ltttti Ilil Jill'lMIli iltIil
t‘lt.tric~ IIiltmt'I who lut~ been tit-le-
noted to huntl riit‘ ‘l'iututm‘ I’Ilt‘illt'llflfi
In tho New l'ttt'it \‘xttlti tillIt. will.
then-lure It'iit‘t‘ IelIlliItIlI today in order
to t‘tlilIN' with the "Whittle oi the
\‘ttt'ht itutittu ttxmwiutitttt ll be iltttitt
they lttttte no ,Ilil‘lltillt‘llitll iii ”iv "it"
let' be will melt litt-tn to tiI‘lt‘iillly ttllr
itttttut-c iltut ittt't.
Ilutttctiitttcly utter llllil nut-Minn ttt
decided. the ritttliettttc will he I nod
lty the lloyul Vtit'ltt i‘IliIt ttiiti till ho
t‘lIIIIi'iI ttt New York.
tilt 'l‘ltttmttn Lipton wuu interviewed
ttttlity in reward to the ItirIIii'iIIllIIll
rucc pittttttcd by him. and expressed
mtlnlnciiitll til the cttrtliul rct'eplltill
which the announcement oi the t‘IltiI-
It'li‘tl rt-t't'it'I-tl iii the I'iillt‘tl IEIIIWI. "n
usthl: “iii one lhittn i not quite cerlnin.
\i’hntet‘er shuil be the result oi iho
row i t-httll unto ho t-tttttte to im-
plttiu til the iteallllclli tti my Miow
etptil‘ittlilt‘ll tit-rose litt- Atlttuiic There
are no .vttt‘ltlttlttttii ill the world With
whom i would rather mean in It
friendly encounter than "it.” oi the
I'nileti lilatett."
Wme-...........
.iitsiottc llolltt'd New in it that you
httte so ranch trouble with your llnlllt“
lumping? You told are that your trite
could molt.
Adult white eatt.
"Then what is lite nutter?“
”ilhe won't."
lira. Wnilacelehai do they want to
tilt ttli titotte t'iIIIIl'I for?"
Iii-.t Wallace "not you undo-mold?
IM"EL. Att mun no the ctiltlen that hold I00 5'
MADV£RT'SE '" THE 8 land on all not it teal he in“ W
ninotlhe tinned m and
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