-1..w..rm...»m Town“... 4...“...
‘ ..ta"..tm.5“nl;ini it
‘ M.” .' , i,“
:Iil;‘ Mill at.i
‘t‘t
"ch Mi '
I
M
4! ' tmt-t-a: t
on , life not; insult
in ..
.
Ir. and In. J. 3. Ward. of brush—
lya. Ire the guests of Ir. ape Ira. l-f.
a. Norton. of amuse «were, Hick-
an aura.
alias lint-tan laudy returned to her
home in New Yurlt. yesterday. after a
dish [of several weeks with the lllaaee
Itroitmeyer. at Bell inland.
lfiae ants unison. who haa been
spending aeveralvweeha at the Clover
cottage. Bell island. has been ill with
the fever. She returned home with her
brother.
urn. William Nichol. Mill Daisy
Nichol. liar Alice Kane and line Ida .
global have returned to Newark. after
aseveral weeka' sojourn at the Bell in
lind House.
amounts 3m
0.... ___.._
mates Days of Demonstrations
at the 0. A." Moment '
(By Alarmed Press.)
Cincinnati. Ohio. September s-The
business of the thirty-second annual
encampment of the 0. A. R. and of its
auxiliaries began today. after three
days of preliminary demonstrations.
The busineas seasibna were. however.
interrupted by a parade of civic and;
industrial organisations in the after-1.,
noon. This parade Included the tloatul
of all the lines of manufacturers and?
dealers. it was in celebration of petite;
a jubilee day. Over toe concerns were:
represented in the line. while fifty ml
ret. military. political and other bottles?
were repréaented by over 10.000 men:
an escorts to the peace floats. ' Some:
of the boats were drawn by a desen-
horaee. nae by twenty boys. and all af—g
fordetl amusement as well as attracted.
attention along the whole line of;
march. There was about l.200 natioa- ‘
ul delegates present when the en~
campment proper was called to order
at Music Hall at to a. m.. with Charles
Wentael as officer of the day. The ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by
tlovernor Bushnell. There was excel~
lent atttsic for the opening session and
the hall was elaborately decorated. in,
his response Commander-ln-Chlef J. I'.
ll. (lobln referred moat eloquently lo
the attractions of the Week and the
lavish entertainment of thecltlsens of
Ulnelnnatl.
General (lobln wore the watch and
chain that had been presented film at
the eemplre last night by his old mill.
rune of the Forty-seventh i'enaayl-
Vania regiment. and on the aattembling
of the encampment he was presented
with a gavel made of historic tlmber.‘
The encampment will have much
work In considering the proposed re~
vision of the ritual and also in consitl~
erlng propositions for amalgamation.
it is believed that the proposition to
make those who participned in the
iipnnleh-Amerlcan war eligible will ttot
preVall. art the latter-day soldiers will
want a separate organisation There
In more sentiment In favor of uniting
those who fought on dilerent sides "t
the name war and a resolution will be
olwred Inviting the Confederate veter-
an» to meet with the it. A. It. hell
year. The Missouri delegation will
likely present the solution. as that
state was about equally divided during
the Civil war.
if no joint encampment is arranged
it is arranged to have fraternal dole
antes sent from one encampment to the
other.
The national encampment of the Wo-
man's Relief corps opened tltltt morn-
ing at the llsuttiah Rite t‘atbedral.
with an address by tiles latw.while the
iodine of the ti. Alli. resumed their
sessions at Odd Wllowa‘ Temple. The
elorle to unite these two orders have
ttoe boot suweaefwi no. far.
It Is stated that General pickles but
then heated in good faith till a candl-
date for t-omtnandvr-tn-ehit-l as it owns
of uniting the New York delegates. It
in also stated that the name of 1‘. ll‘.
lack. of (title. will not be preached by
the Ullill delegates.
itohllt ’l‘u ttlllt Tlilt ttl'll.
in! unrelated m.)
New With liletllt'tttltt-r I Thc lllaltl
ltoo Join-Mt t'hantbrrlulu. who arrived
to out lily Monday. left utility to the
Mr line on the New York and New line
you railroad for floatott. Mt i‘hatulter.
Iatu will go in tit-tron te llanwtsoln
lain will so from ltoston turnovers.
Matte
linistcr's Wilt- Tommy f‘rowlher.
yen haven't wesbed'your tan today.
"l‘ommy t‘towthcr 'Taln'l Monday
"'l‘iiert‘a it than air In whom 'Ha-
rare l have ltnewu [lilfll'tt oi royal
blood to turn pale and tumble "
"Why. who is ht "'“
"He‘s a plgettrher at the strw-hyarilu’,”
”W
The mad for Htvalry horsns lute
revived the equine tadttatrty in Wyom-
lag.
Veterinarians any that lrav bar-re
lira longer than sitters.
.9.
.; nu
luHui
Dili‘W‘i house.
Gregory's l’olat. Sontb'iliorwalk.
. E. Sullivan, proprietor and manager.
Terms renewable; bathing boating,
fishing. electric cars to latte]. con-
beating \gltlt all trains on the
N. .. N. ii. a H. it. it.
IYNN'III‘AHHKD lllllllll‘!
MARKS ANDllllttltli DINNKIIS.
jyl but
1
”LAN“ CLAN
Veeruzoeeei
my
m
“We the evil of
. a logislatureaimw a great deal of
'00th snowstorm any particular
I city the m. d it. As time went on
:andtttown _. _ ial hardlbood.
; and ability anal «mt calamity the.
‘ legislature "attained. upon it as a
i met and . permanent institution. ;
' New Orland“ Moon and other]
‘ towns which in other days were capitalsi
badthegwdlncbtodrnwtwoaceaand
. to win out. sending the legislature in t
. the one instance to Baton Rouge and in}
'tbe othertoProvidtatee. lttakee a game.
items to shard a persistent plagueob
' legislature."—Cbieagn Record
‘ come in runs.
,Iedl'redoasiantee largelyl-thaltantl-
nuts or the enter hats-u.
i
Now
it’s
TheEveningSentincl
in
the
Norwalks.
1, uniforms has been very marked of late,
. yurs and Will“!!! the most popular col- 1
m‘tl' national standards. ()1 25 cow..found lying closc together. just below i
. tries ill have flags with red in them.
iflltl list including no United States.
«I England. FMS“. tiemumy. Austria,
italy. Spain. Dcttmtuh. Belgium. SWHM
den. Switzerland. Turkey,
Chile. Portugal. Venezuela and 0an .
. Tho «marital which have blue as an
‘eiontentof their tinge are the United
States. Russia. France. England. Hob
land. Ecuador. Sweden. Chile. Ven- ,
eauoln. Mount and (tuba Threeeonn‘
' tries have black as one of the elements
of their flags. tiertututy. Belgium and
China. but lierntany is the only one of .
fili'twv wltlt'li ltttl black and will!“ 10- I
.‘ thither.
. There are five countries (excluding:
m... ctstaldcratton lreland. the familiar
flag of which into-t officially fll‘llfllll‘u!‘ ,
atnottg the natural standards) which
have green articular; Brasil. the flag
i'ln‘ulnlI-tll alone
tells the entry.
PEACE!
Have you read the daily pn-
porn?
I to you potted up-to-daic '.‘
autulcts captured lv‘alrlb-ld
tutlittiy.
A tttl tottlrols the Nutmeg stale.
U 'n- invited to ltmbptaricrn.
No. l'.’ Not-tit lilaiu‘s the atom. .
Dewey: “lily-eh the news to
mother."
E \‘elylauiy'a rid of WA".
itle lite “illllEN'l‘.” praise its
ltetutw.
a ter- tttul Hirlpcs fort-t'crttuim
Tlili Sleiiiw
Michael. Idolott. lilclhtlllat.
'l'ttylttftt. lilht-e. Hoyt. Will-
let. Martin. l“. .l. 'l‘tiuu and
Major 'l‘ttylttf.
Til! STllli'flr-r-
lltel. Willie and liloe.
”at...
In” to llllt
oases. lilo also. must.
“OHM.“ efl~
ttvttuiuo
eater-trial.
Altvntt'rtewtta
lllibtt'll Till
Ileana.
..- venous
i
of which in unset chiefly: Ionian.
Egypt. holy and Persia. There are nine
cotuttritw in which the m is partly of
yellow. These countries are Atlanta. .
‘ tipnitt. Belgium. Egypt. Medea. China.
Persia. llruailund Vettaauein. throtttricl ‘
“1th ”my white itrotlteUttttt—d nlkht. A name on the inside of the when 3...
States. France. lienuatty. “mil, Ans-
tria and italy. sis of 'the seven chief
vat'l’tt.
Tin-re in no while in flit! national
shutdanlof England. but the British)
naval flag has a white buckgrrmtal. ‘
Other countries having white in their ‘lott to ace the |lrt'rtlilt‘lli and ofllt'iulti of noon at 2 o‘clock. to the residence of
flags are tlwltacriand. Turkey. “train. I
Japan. Music-o. Iloilatal. Denmark. l’ur- 5
tuual. i-‘ulst. little and Ecuador. the.
flag of whinh is nearer white than any M ”I“ 'l‘hlfll THIN Vultlttlrrl‘e km away . try and httaa Marla Itclterley. of this
ima
J Q‘vldd‘v .7
:ztt'"‘;i
outbid» 49$;th
um... ~...¢..w.__ ._ u- -.,.
'x t
\ I
\t ,v we
t 5 ~'
lions.’
my
all for less than
' the 5
original for.
Fall rural-him
A brave show of shirts and neckwear
for Fall wear. here, to tempt admiration and
purses. We ve not been satisfied to hat/e
tilt furnishing stocks
me me
mili- m ‘l-
I" “I '
lag-ta. than} It-
..'.'i'.‘.:'°......"v
u us‘tuau ‘ i
ommwmnn -- .’
and neat. lirkbetrich round.
. (By Associated Press.)
New York. September S—The bodies
of Naval Cadet Thomas li. Wheeler, the
icon of other General Joacph Wheeler”
and of Second Lieutenant Newton ll.
:Klrltlltlll'it'lf. of tho l‘lrst l'nlted Sibley; ; fected the attendance at the lent-meet.
i Itavnlry, who were drowned wltllc In the ‘ "lil-
! Though the policy of military nil-iced yesterday. came in with the tldo hmvever, Rev. F. S. Ainsworth address-
1 “Imam i“ using in" “hm“ ”01°" in ‘ and were thrown on the beam about 2 led those present from Ephesians 1.. 19.
o‘clock this morning. The bodies were
the life saving station. about it quarter
of a mile front where the young melt
had gone in bathing. A detail of sixty
Neale". ,mcn front the Second cavalry had been j,
lanterns. <
wltlt
'ormcti out of planks
taken from near the life saving station
and the bodies placed ttpott them. In
the meantime the cantlrymen httti gath-
fl't'tl from up and down ihc bench nttd
followed the bodies to General Wheel-
er's headquarters. \\ ith ilrtterul Wheel-
patrolling the luau-o
'l'wo bit-rs were
‘t-r were three of his daughters. wlto'nnd Mrs. Willittul'l‘. Raymond. at “The
were ill camp nursing the sick.
The uniform of no infantrty private.
with the shoes. bat and
were found on the lit'itt‘il this morning.
it lcw hundred yords to the westward
of where Cadet ngiclcr and Lieutenant
Kirkpatrick were drowned. It is infer-
red that a third than was drowned inst
band of the trousers Is not legible.
th-ncrnl tiltafter and Major J. ft. Mll-
'e)'. of his staff. left this morning for
Washington.
iil'llt'l’lll Situfivr is going to Washing-
tlu- war department.
l'ompnnlt-tt ll illlll M. about 260 mutt.
.\
Jr
l~ . ' Save $2.
Fall-style derbys are holding daily recep-
The whole stock is sptck and span tn
ness. iaultlessbt fidelity to iashion's lines. .
Three dollars. here. for a 35 Derby; our
hat label stands for hat-worth and but surely.
SQCORd‘jbfiél derbys, fifth: difference is tn
the trimming only. Al ttes; ti on please. in
views: shapes and sit es. Si. 2. $150.
triore complete and more satisfying this sea-
s'on than ever they were.
Maseru (
Open Monday. rum and Iaturdny Evenings. ml?
uttd. rwcur. I
r” \r
. .
w.t
mucus
.fi.
hapentaker can sell his ‘
as complete as ever—-
These in a scarcity of ice in Dorian.
‘and If the warm Weather conthtuea
’tltere will probably be a famine. E. T.
flintcs went in Norwalk. yesterday. to
1900 if he could make a purchase. but
ifound linings nearly as bad there.
..
I
I
. The rain late yesterday afternoon af«
According to announcement.
1 Subject. The Work of Divine Power in
‘the Heart of the Believer. Rev. 0. H.
.chet followed with interesting re-
. marks. Rev. l1 Z. Bills. of Danbnry.‘
3 will preach this evening.
t
IO'AY‘I'OI .
, t'oustable lsuirlgatt arrested Roberl
‘ Dibble. today. for an alleged nslnttlt on
Stephen Masha. The case was contin-
. bed In the Town (.‘nurt by Judge l-‘rost
until 10:45 o'clock tomorrow morning.
» Mrs. W. l.. lmkwood. son, daughter
laud nurse. of Summit. N. J.. who have
.bcen Hfltllltlliljl the summer at Watch
Illlll. are gum-ts for a few days of Mr.
Maples."
I
ti. I'cppcr, wlto conducts the l’alt'viow
‘litlllm'. and wlto. it was reported ill
some of thc Norwttlk papers. was ur-
jrt-sicd on a charge of violating the li-
‘l't‘lllif' law. has not yet been urn-sled.
Illill' is he likely to be. blr. Pepper was
‘ill New York city when the Norwallti
.ofllcers descendml on his place. and‘
learned that they wanted him. l
he made up his tnlud not to return here.
,Mrs. l’eppcr will probably close the ho-
'th uett wccit.
“m.—
I
u...—
Mrs. Nancy Ackeriey. a tumor rcsl-
dent of this place. died yesterday after.
lher daughter. Mrs. James Baker. in
‘ Wetttport. Ira. Acherley was also the
l mother of iieorge and William Miter-
“llit‘l' “"Wlll‘l‘» “'4“! "WW “it“! “V“:illin morning on th.- ll o'clock train. , niece. and was a winter of Charlotte
wallel white mlnnuut lsrtwwtt which .
is a «dawn of blue. opal which are
willie titan—Now Ytd‘h m i
Iade at» at n. .
ilotnc time ago i was at a entail vt‘io
louse in Stalwart-him lilting upa shunt ‘
t F .
Azia well known. water in a moat.
maul thing in a dairy. Io. being
Ililltltt to obtain I ntlflit‘ittttl NW1, Mil
a well already sunk. it was suggested
in opull tt disused well near and try the
water titoru
lllhlt’lit'lillttd were given to the men to
its careful on owning theweii. an it
might be auntie to chess-M on atwnnt
of foul air.
They were told to light a entail» and
M It tiuwtt. and if it motioned to burn
they would then ins-w that thmwae
no la humbly.
on t folhvwlttg day. on asking if it
was safe logo down. onettf fibrin:
ntpiittdt "Yea. lhnt‘a Ila maul.
full "I“ t'tttttlln tluwn With the. and it
burnt lsuuttfuliy. "—latudoa tllolrs
W
Wunld In haiku—(load male.
lites Imwa Quite an carpets» unet-
iltu. indeed- litnve lama walling he a
chance to ash when it would be agree-
“l! it! tho to «all oil yon.
li- bretto-Milt. you sveat ills-sly
to matur- own «Mica. ‘
Wt Ila lathe—Titania the
way. luaflthatyea ltaveheaaptt a
5
lies tummy... title-e armed m
and pa'll lair pioneers: in driving
you eat. -I and Match.
Them are shot Lotto Am eta~
mute Menstruation-ties". aal
hammer-veteran”.
Tilt
About twenty-ave of the inert are rich.
The l-‘lrat llistrlt‘t uf t‘oltunbitt regiment
of volunteers expected lo go this morn-
!tna. and their baggage is all at the sta-
tlott. At the last moment. turnover. it
detelopetl that a llilt‘ll had occurred in
the matter of ”illumination and tilt-
troubh-s which attettded the departure
of tile Eighth (lltio uttd littt li'iret Ilil- ‘
unis were rtuwuted with the lheirlct of '
i‘ttlumbia then. The uttttrtertllttnier‘s tie-
psrituent in New York had failed to
ttt‘tttltgt' for transportation and the regi-
tluul mold not leave this morning. It
may. however. get away this afternoon.
'l'lli‘l't' wer. sis deaths today.
that» there were Tut patients In the
general hospital. and drill iit lite detail-
that bmpitul. The Nlltlh "flIMt‘lllilt‘lin
then eapmetl lo Ienvo the camp this
morning, but were delayed on accttunt
or transportation not being ready.
The body of Cadet Wheeler will be
Iain-u to Alabama totttorrow morning.
llelterttl Wheeler lllltl ltia lttltiiiy will
accompany the remains.
The body of ldcutensnt Klrkpatrlr
will be taken to his late bottle ill \‘irv-
atom for burial.
in the absent-c of tleneral tthalter.
listicral Wheeler is acting as cutnmnte
tier of the ramp till”.
it (letter-at lheflet' does no return by
tomorrow. fleweral Young will be left
in charge of the camp.
tl‘attr-ll In now sold the mo ruler
of i‘hlna la a wtunett,
Pelt-«Any married man could blue
told you that.
Our toast signal service system are
tends all the way from liar Hart-or to
Galveston.
WM»...
WM f‘hmltwltlll. i never see you
mmeaiaya but you remind me of a point /
ricer incident down at lentil-o.
Monti ttrwehwfleta that. nerd?
i rim craahwfew're sreaed rubble“. .elty la the dry-tear artisans.
y are gum. m up... t‘larh. 1..."..“I'ayne. of death Not-walk; Edward, ..
‘l'ayue. of t‘ity island: Isaac l‘nyne.i
not John atom" and um Murihai
Payne. of Rowaytou. The funeral will.
be held tomorrow afternoon at a
o‘clock "till the. Melittttllttl Ifllliaeopnl
church. and the burial will be in l'nlon
I cemetery. ‘
1
WWII.
Mrs. i‘arolltte it. Wyrnea. fell down
. a tluht of stairs at her home. recently.
and was badly bruised lit-sides sustain-
lng other injuries. ilhe went into the
bath room to M‘lll‘tt a pitcher of wet.
‘er and In the darkness plunged down
a flight of theirs. "r. A. ll. llaldwitt is
attending her.
W «I»
mull.
Miss Me Render-ton spent taller
Ikty in Whitfield.
~ flettrge Rose has moved from filth
Wood llotv ill f‘tsbltlb "ill.
l't'ivuie Royal llllis. who has been
bottle on a lurlouah. has returned to,
Niantlc.
tlury it. liendemm. who has been
vivililtg relulivwa and friends In l‘alr-
lltltl. has Mttrtfltl bottle.
on...
llldlf‘Tllll‘ Willlltll llllll‘l‘lilelflll-
lily Meta-latcd l'reasJ
lleneva. llwitaertsttd. Remember am
The great electric warh- iit thil city.
which supplied light and motive meter
to tip whole canton. were destroyed by
lire lloti ltlgltl
Once there did l'lysaee relate the
story of his wandering: but still l'ene-
Ionewhle faithful wifew-altlmh her head.
".Where' she persisted. are the labels
on your traahef"
Wm
During the stage of ram no fewer
than JIM.” letters sailed eat of the!
p'l‘here was no one to torture you You
ivsln-alaeeheanendhnaegneeyeerbsl.
. -...._......»_.. ..........................-.. MW... .........— -.,.-v
OLEANDERS." i
\"largaretl is it possible. after so‘
many years! Tell me you are not 'l ‘ '
‘ r liver clan close it have 15*
dream! Margaret! Iargaret! \ l guys. to.- bow will]... man.
John Stalr put out both his bands or, through tile on the run, fails to
ithc constant strain he daily null
he wont.“ caught hm“ 0' "w" °i: kidneys to. The mechanic: forced to:-
the woman is his hold. .
9'39 rlalng I assume an unnatural position.
from her seat. gaaed at him with start-
led eyee and parted lips. while the tie-
wera in her lap were scatterred in a
rosy mass at her fet.
"l was thinking of you." the man
went on in a soft voice of entire glad-
ness. "in all the years, the long ten
years. since we said goodbye. you have
been in my remembrance always. al-
ways. At every little pause in the life
which has been so full. and yet so
empty. your face has come before me.
and here. juat now, looking at these.
and the sunlight. the pain was more, Pills are endomd by "a". we "0.,
than i could bear. 1 turned to leave is citizens. Words of praise come
the terrace and there you were. amongi Bl parts 0‘ "'9 SW3» 3°.“ N m
the flowers. Margaret. in all my life! “£30m: cfi'fifz t: Entities at ‘3
a... » .
South Norwallt cnlaene antes
cla'te the Hills cerium. ( - .
and ttraiaing at his work. “at: g
know that his backache is simply,“
ache. The clerk on his feet castle \ t "
leaning over a counter or M' ‘ ..
readers. conductors. engineers,” ..“
our men. subject to constant j
have backache from the kidneys. .n-
men at their household dunes. girls ‘
boys at play overtax the kth I, W
; them more work titan they can .
a fortunate thing the kidneys warn you
when in trouble; they cry out for _
Don't ne lect the warning. Dent neg:
leetab back. Aweelnelameor a
aching back ii neglected will mean
tare trouble. kidney trouble.
trouble. Dean's Kidney Pills cure ev
form of kidney ill. cure a bad back
make sick kidneys well. Donn a Kidney
it is the first good turn that Fate hasl First entitle. saye‘:i “l with“?! ‘3:-
do . _ ‘ taint an an ac ng . .
I no me "Tell me. you are glad to seal l’e red with me when will“ at my
"“3 “W'- . householdd duties. and at tti wilt"
Margaret drew her hands from hlal on wool "PM '9" '° '9 m
tstillke t the schltt . W ti .
with a sigh. still looking up at the thin f {boat 33:"; Kidney ills led m ..
keen face. the gray eyee bent eagerly! mink tit-y might help me. and I went
upon her. I to Plaistcd'e drug i‘llol't' for a heft. ii
- l' m t on met .
"Glad—Yea l "I lied." 8h? eald.i :3;:deli3tetlti, lieu: sy rccitrtgenceyl M'
but her voice was end with the remem- ' what to do}:
brance of much weeping and pain. lti .iinh’ii'rirrmiiicemtii :{figfix'm
Will be worse afterwardd—but for the; Sent by mail on rccci t of “rice. Fog
momenhah. John. how long the yean' ter-hlilbmn (30.. litt slo. . Y.. .t’lta
h ve been—h l i ” agents for tile U. S. Reno-mitt!
a 0'! one it .m...~..1)uan e—and take no other.
There was a. pause between them. W
and he sat beside her on the low beach. 2 long unspoken. and his eyes noted ten:
each afraid to break the silence. while! . it t -'
he gathered up the flowers and laldidrlylr‘ary If"?! in“; at he; beauty.
them on her knees again. Round them i 9 ‘ tter 0 er a r air. t ° eurvea
azaleas and oleandcre grew in a glow- of her lovely face. the folder or her soft
ing curve of may color. shutting out white dress. From the terrace above
2;" 1933:: OfliifrHSfeith Biz?” hthem. the sound of the music come faintly in
you e g or e w to onset; m“
on the beach. lay the sea. blue and sail i a dreamy air. A warm. light b
ilecked. meeting the blue curves of the i touched "'0 mm and ribbons of 1‘”
eioudless slty in Its eerenest mood. idress ““d ”"3“"! ”l" "’3‘!“ 350"
l "'l1ell rfne ofryloureslf." he said at last them till the little lights and shadows
9“" "3' “7"“ an touching the ”“i‘ danced to and fro over her are and
ter of black ribbons on her white dress. ithe no...“ on her lap, Theny'eara had
"i “‘0‘" “0 little—just “ "W mi‘fllleionly addetito her beauty. and they lint!
lines in the paper or a chance remark ibeen so long apart.
in a mans letter. i know that he is "Better that you had “01-1“.“ and
‘ dead. that you are free. but that is all. ; better a thousand times. we must ll!-
Margaret." lfor it afterward with such a heavy
The spell of his entrusting voice was . ”my Pu“- pag been mm a heavy
on her. and the long story of her Ione- i “mu-{tr to us; my dear."
' "if i «paid only pay for both of til."
ly life came to her in a vivid stroke
which caught her by the throat ill a in” Stair. "Hut, In spite of the price
sob and drowned the blueness of her '1‘." me Many-9L you are glad the '0
eyes In tears. have met.
.. .. i let fatt- exact what price
There is not much to tell. the an- she will. tell me that you are glad just
swerrd. leaving her fingers in his clasp. i for one minute—glad to be rm“...
"flirt months after you left for India l . and alone. dearest." '
was married to him. it! you N‘ML 0' . ills lips touched hers. and for a mo.
course." . .utent her head is on his shoull
"tll' brow knitted sharply in an ln-‘ y ”LT.”
music walled above them. and the
stnnt‘s contraction of pain. but ll“ dill breeze gave a shivering sigh and left
not 'tnrnuaway. jthem alone. while for a minute's span
“it's? ‘llfc and time and the universe ltael!
"Well. there It is~the story Of my were forgotten. Then with a footinll as
life." Margaret said. with a little smile light as theI leaves which the breean
sadder than her tears. "l was twill! stirred a woman came round the curve
pennlless and pretty. l married ii mll- of the ilowery screen and stood before
ilonalre of sixty. and you -—anI went .tiiem. tilts was very small and plain.
to India." .with a wan. white face. from which
A silence. while the eyes of built the pale hair was parted in sedate.
were heat upon the sea. and the sound smooth bands. and her dress fall In
of music from the hotel terrace above somber folds about the rosy bloaaontl
came faintly over the flowery screen which the wind had scattered front
around them. lliturgaret's knees to the ground. lien
"lie was generous In his way." blur. tnzpty hundu were Interlaced. one upon
gnret went on after a little. "llc freed another. and pressed against her baa-
fny fathe from the money he owed om.
hint. and he boys got on all right andi "I heard you-we little while ago."
Dolly matte'a good match. Father and . the said after a moment. while Italn
mother got their part of the bargain. and Margaret rat dumb. “i was on the
and luv-well. he not his. um." sent beyond. I heard John's voice and
John their thing her hand front him what he said. i am Martha."
suddenly and turned away sharply. tltalr ltad sprung to his feet and
"Alt. you wince." said Margaret. bli- tiifsotl looking down at her. Margaret
fly. "but for me~think ol tt~-lte buried her face ill her bands.
was hard hilt! ntlaerly tittti untrue. and I "l tllil flaring," the ltwel. MOM
was his wife and loved him.” win went on gently. “anti—the child
Stair turned to her again. “ill! little son—win dead."
“list now? You are free?" "lie was ill again. a mouth ego. and
"You." she answered slowly. "I am the tint-hm said I should try a warmer
free. Two years ago he died and left climate. tto I brought him here to the
me free and rich and childless. Tell sun and the flowers. lie died a m
the now. John—tell me about your ago. my little son. and I come to “the
trite." the llnwers he was so fond of end tahe
“Alt. no; hot now." their laid eager theta to him. lie loved the color. and
lit. "Let its forget fill“ a few hours the unrlh iseohtowtt and cold will
forget all except that we have been to grow." Again site elapsed her hands
long apart; that we have met again, "pull her bottom and looked at liargah
Margaret." ct with but end vllen that were tearleas.
"No. no. you shall tell the.“ Marga. "I heard you. John. and what you
rut cried sharply. "Why. why did you Iald. It in trite. i know. i ant plain
marry? You were a man and strong. and homely. illlil you married me for
pity No. indeed. I do not blame full.
You were very good ”any men would
tto have done so much. And sow--
the child in dead! Mid site"w-ehe tar-
mill to Margaret with a brush at last in
her level volee v “you have gathered hi.
the “itthl'li i could "well."
rllowty Margaret lifted up her face
and ltutht‘il at tttatr's wife --waa. with
hanging his h garments and Main
~~in~lrlud otii lllUiIl‘ll the blossoms
her lap Mans-t without knowing.
lifted lite-it man of may color and ill.
it In those misty haw lart‘ca held
theta gently and littttil loaning hi the
two for ‘I tnomcnt the man who was
her llliultnlltl and the woman that M,
loved.
‘1. will too tlttrili to on» child.“ she
Milli. S
lhc lttrtteti awav. In one m.
the at""”"” darkened to her It'll. m
More their t'nlllll catch her eh! I“
my". m. lltc marble of the terrace.
at... had when theta to the child.—
Madame.
altnil tell."
The either inch on iltalr‘u iteeu face
faded and hilt face grew while.
“it was in ladlo. i grew til. down
for iuotttlts with it tar. and she nursed
lie at the visit of her own life and good
name i could do nothing else bul
marry her. than Martha."
"Martha. Is that her name“"'
II‘.." t-
"Who Is she like your Martha“
There was a ring of worn in Margar-
et's Vllil‘l. but her eyes saw the sea
thttuuh the allow at her illlsllt'tl learn.
”What its site like?"
"A homely little lsulv. wry small
and very plain. tier whole mid Mill al-
recttoa. I thihh, is centered in her boy.
lilti- Iitl‘ttllill llllli"~~
“Alt. she has a child?"
“Vt-I. The little one wan born in in
tile. grew up very delicate, and it".
years ago she bought hlta htune. lie is
all right now. I believe. and site seems
hnptly Ililllll hint at last. i not leave
about a month lmfore l criterion. lilte
does not know that I eat in haven l
wandered here not of my way» not to
Httnrehlighll are such good targets tar
the «actor's guns that the (m In
in. in a hurry to get home to Martha. erranatna to "If“ "M light It" 09 n
and found you. larger " mirror and thence en the sweaty,
The thrill of aledaeaa refined his by molesting its mt mm.
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