Mllrlght hot and no mistake.
he» suited the dinner time
{Wing moderately cold But you
‘ ‘ - ' yet ice in Paso del Macho. down
Wm Cruz, where are the big
, item and the "hot country." and
it: put it good face on it and pray
" "in and the cooler reason.
its garments—two of them—
iea he, native of the tierra cal-
“ he he was. bore a face the color
I boiled lobster. and onto! the hear-
fluof his mistress swore vigorously
‘ without ceasing. Without a
Ll‘t was a relief to him when the
"horn pushed aside the fruit and left
be hiding room unable to eat.
allllng without seeing anything. in
' filth the glare and the. heat hurt the
a)“ too badly for it. Everything was
whiten“ hot. anti dried up from the
blazing. June sun. Overhead a sky of
‘Qllellfl she starred upward. Not that ii.
.lbm. and made one wish so many use-
flell things.
an at home now: bu how different.
0n the lawn. in the magnolia groves.
_ and on the banks of the lake one could
at least get the least bit of it hrecze‘.
here the air seemed dead. No wonder
the administrations wife, a northern
5th on the veranda. Mrs. Robb stood ‘
but it made no differenoe.
‘ .th deepest blue showed not even a T
' k of clotrd-rtliere could be no rain 3
(titles, and the woman 's firm lips quiv— “
hurt the. coffee; dry weather never doer. .
that. but it was so miserable and for- ‘
debts which he would contract
their ultimate payment. _
Which was. nevertheless. the truth.
Not tliat it would have made any dlfd
ferenco to Dorothy llavanel; had he
been a beggar or a hill bird. she would
have loyed hint the same. Sometimes
you meet an intense woman like that!
she wll pei'alst in loving a man. no
matter whether he beats her, or
swears at her. or drags her through
unspeakable shame. Dorothy could
not help it all-perhapa it was her na-
ture to.
tl‘here had been other men. of course.
i for Dorothy Ravanel. with the; charm-
ing ways and chic half French beauty.
was admired everywhere. And every-
one wondered at her marrying Ernest
Robb. who had no money to speak of,
or brains—merely a good looking row-
tly fellow. . But Dorothy didn't care
for the opinions of others. She loved
Robb not] she. propostd to marry him.
whethd- her guardians withheld their
consent and her goodly little fortune
or not.
She wasn't sorry. as she thought ov-
er it all. alone in the Mexican hacien-
da: lineal had his faults, of course.
For the
an you love you can make many ex—
:iisee. And Ernest loved her-she was
re of that.
sprang up and gathered together
her wavy hair as u ligltt tap sounded
at no door. it was .luan with a tiny
folded scrap of paper in his hand.
“Soniethirig that the senor perhaps
dropped.” be exclaimed. “it was lylirg
in the patio. Perhaps it was of im-
portance to the senor."
Not knowing what it was, Mrs. Robb
unfolded the paper. as .luuti shut the
door and went back to his work. Not
out of curiosity: the opening anti read-
"ing of llt'l‘ husband's letters ths on lili-
0! course. it was hot and glaring cv- 1‘
woman. and unused to tropical weath- 1
er, had lost her reason the year before. ‘
0: course Robb could not leave
plantation on account of the newly
planted trees. But his wife could have
gone home. anti everyone wondettd
that she did not do so. But Mrs. Robb
had many old fashioned ideas to which
she clung with startling persistence for
no small and slight a. woman.
it was her opinion. even after two
the ’
years of marriage. that when a woman ‘
loved it man sufliclently to marry trim
it we! her duty and privilege to stick
to that man through good and bad rc-
pute. through tfltll wzeithci and hot
And as she had loyed llobb enough to. Vein (‘ tor and that she was
marry hint and go with him to a .\iex~
lean coffee plantation. she held it her
duty to stand cvepythlng~the limit, the
lever. and the poisonous lflHOt'flrt—wn‘t)
long Is he did. And while Robb had
his faults he never giiic up.
Mrs. Robb was happy in spite or all.
Nathlng. not men the li‘i‘llo‘lltlmlh‘ lieni_
could have made lic-r complain. llut
the tnith was that two (lays lict’orc
Robb had H‘Hllf‘tl .r llllril‘l'ltlllr- fillin—
mops-«said ll illllli' lrtiill (‘ in kt-rliill .r
brother planter ’lli'rt‘hhlldllllg hls llll-
mediate departure. “i had set-mid
greatly disturbed. and told his wife he
might he away two day.- nt the most.
'l’hil was the third day llllil he had not
returned. Mrs. "llllll llllllt‘l"liltllfl her
husband too Well to iii-nil u lll'Itl out to
find if anything had happened. she
could only Wltil. Vill‘lllnilltly lllt
Mexican M'l'l'illllri \ttil‘slllllpt'tl her. and
even ll lltc row of thieves no out-
wutiltl harm her.
The hottest weather of li'i.pii-.il lllltln
often brings on li'li'lh. ionl otou lit’l"
ioiui hold trouble. to mold which illo-
host tlfiul is in km p busy and think o!
lhe heat ar littlc tlh pow-tide. 'l'ltl» .\li‘~-
Robb had done "ll‘ today there w.r-~
nothing hit to do. 'l‘lri-ir- “.4: | “HIV
water color shrub ol lllr bydi-rula that
clip could lllll-«ll Iurt lll\‘iir~llg.ttliiu
showed that ill\' had no lillli' it'll. and
R‘di's iorrtr-r luo.‘ drew-ml lur in:
lll‘llll. tin p.iin'iui: u.i~ duhtriil oi
m “I” shut l'il It II' “'1' lirrliimlil.
C...” it) Ntilili‘r-t ilt'it-nlliit mom to “Mt
Whit! could lie duu- llll‘ll‘
The \tnll» oi mud Mow .iir luirl ‘tolu
homes are built or spud.- .\i.u.h- .i:
ten cut-ii» and boat tr oi dit t uuio
Wild" down. it iiiug \tilii in t iltllll
“‘ u you hurt- liti'li ~o foolish as to
‘5' “en upon the null. lltlii l
Int carries. Ifliilill liud dolu llllt'
m. “3011‘ \. .t to]: “tutor. .1” iii
MD ciotlii-.--. t\ u in tin sun I -t du-
lll“. lliul I‘ltlillslr tilt-«1. alt-Iii.» i-rrt
Shell. Min llol-h nil-.irwl .rud tin-u
fltllh lhI'ln all down trout 'hr book
carryout aruilul- oi lttill» r .iiid unit
not to flu ‘lill‘ \Otdlltlii uloi. .luuu
nouiit uttriuttiii tut. ll ’li'llt \ for
the mill. thy hill .1 this I.\l|| 'llltt prom
teed to route ill Mill in tip lllir‘llliulli‘
Ilfllfl ill ll tip in ‘.i-‘ will“ 'lir‘ .ilirulr
“I"! ttd-ht‘d
lunar llllii |.ll"l “I lflu‘wl- Ililelul
that the “mild tilt in iii. no hour-
until it” littdidhil iriiiiiiul «only he
‘oiild i-mrii M- biiilt .irih lulu. h-I
Mu. .\~i'iiitlttiul,\ "lit slittl Ull' th-
flllttllfl 'llih' liolli min in Elm-Ir.
ltllil snllflml iii-Mi nub Ili'rflt .tlitl ltl'i it
i
.ttl
lt‘l'th‘itl it'll”. in l'tilitv My r»... A.
natural in Motor .iltil 'll' riilrrr up.
now Illll a mo putty lll ih. it...»
“lilac mutation»
lluc- inllt lllllllt iii tillll'flwl or ‘1 din
log the bot mention in the ”lllidll lit.
Milli mantis: . "*llU' ll wro- 'liiit hit
Milli m iltlllllfl lwruilf llfllnllidlfl
about the who llliu lloiui urnuu
Ill”. Vllt‘h' still that and low-i linul.
Thy were iiiiiiu in lllt pruiy im.
may" telltale lllh lit-r lattiilr it.-
New-nehi. osuod ineri- utility's» .r
It said. having his: taut lilng liifnir
lamina billet-If in the “chimp tild-
fle not say that hll family a...
at?
I
liltii than for the purpose oi
l
. uornnu—Spiilidr
rim sir-sum limit riled.
known thing to Ilotothy ilobb. She ditl
not even know that it was a letter of
llt‘l' husbauit'. : more probably it was
a inetnomui um nbotit the coffee trees
or the poor: laborers.
Two hours later. Mrs. liobb still not
motionless on the stunt» lounge, with
the saint- scrap of paper tightly crum-
pled lll her hand. She moored dazed——
not able to understand. The note was
in Spanish: her ktiorvlo-dg- of the lin-
gouge was good. but sh.- wouhl liti’
title! It in this case. Every word in
the. thing had been compared with it
dictionary. And now than she had
verifier! lll'l' understanding of it. she
still could not see what it was.
l-‘or l'l most this lur husband—u in. ir-
air-d man. Why. therefore. should any
or othi rwlse- urltu
llllll. calling lriui ”lrcr dearest l'lrlltstu"
"the light of her soul." "her ludovuri.'
begging that he Would mine to her. in
usys. his uoyii lrl. sweetheart.
in." it came to her daily for the heat
lrnd irrirdc her stupid. us she lliouflhi to
herself—ditto ltohlr luul Mllllt' iluies
iruirmer-wd lhls same name in lib
dr'mtlns.
llltlllllls. too. i. \‘pm ('ruy’ run”... in. ibryouil even his capacity.
Perhaps be t W“-
Anita! ii‘or thr- pudding. lie resorted to fines.“
t: id return-d to marry her.
bud Hit‘ll known this woman
ilut t‘\'t'll I lit‘ had. wiry .~liou-lrl‘ he
turn- his will» now to 1:11 to her “llll'.
Illlllll or right could >lu llil\t",'
sill‘ r-.il llll'il‘ quietly inlliily‘
it all out. She
\\ll.li ll llll int-.iiit. wli.tl rlll‘ slit-tilt! do
tit l'lllll'rl'. ii' l~2rum torrid l-.rrv hvr
his wife. the notnnu who had giwu
llllll lure. tulth. :iu-l rll to r t'oi'tiiur
lot tlii- I'i‘l‘l'lllll‘i “hit on
.\irrr.r slu- urtii no .iu.ry tin-t lum-
him to the \\t|lll.l|l ihil ll' loud lot
:lriuking.
\l‘ns trying to rr-tiizvi
ji‘ork. hire pudding in a tin. and thi- 1g” mm. mm...
"as nl- l
Ant I
l
l
See how
time it. . .nvx't .
(
v a ,
V/ 't ‘
Toilet Soup ill cvci“
you nothing.
The J. Dr William' Co, mutants!!! m. Maker"! Williams' lament Shaving Soaps.
it“!
WAQHiNG POWDER
‘l‘ry It for Your Dishes.
water, how: eerily it removes every pat-
ticle oi greasy matter; lidw bright it
manlce the plates and glass; how much
sider the spltmlid cake of \\ bite (ilyccrine
only pay for the Ivorine~ilic l'oilct Soap costs
qr iickiy it dissolves' in the
eve. ytiny. 'l‘lrcu, too,con- .
11:11:1ch of Ivorinc. You
v t .v. 7,»
m, .-......-.. .1535: t...“ “am..-” .. .
course the thing on the wall etmld not i modem) WITEOW‘“ "IT—Y.
know this; but it did want to lnveatl- .
gate for itself. l
An uncomfortable tickling on heri
neck roused Dorothy. half asleep, and
thinking that Robb had returned, she
piit up her hand and brushed atwhat-
ever it was—doubtless Robb. with a
straw. in reply there was a curious
bias and a stinging. frightful pain-
that was all. it woke her thoroughly.
and she tried to sit up. But her head
still achetl badly and she supposed it
was a specially vicious fly. Anyway.
what ditl it. matter? Even if it
was anything poisonous. liobb would-
n‘t care. Nobody cared. What was
the use to love? With a miserable sigh,
for the palii on the vital point of her
throat was unbearable and sent strange
thrills through her. she straightened
herself on the lounge. not knowing and
not rarfhg what it meant.
She was dead when Robb came home
late that night. The huge and dzudly
spider was curled tip on her breast,
and the note from Anita was still
tightly held in one hand. And from
her conrulsctl face. she had suffered
very much—«The Argonaul. .
l
._..
lill.l.Y l'll.l.l()'l"l".' ~\l'i’E'l“l'l l".
The late Billy Elliott. who kept. the
unit- at most of the northern meetings.
had an enormous appetite. ot which
tliilil)’ stories are told. During the. St.
Legit Week at lionc“nsltt flll nrnuy of the l
shop windows are displayed joints and
pics of tilt most soldld institution.
which testify to the healthy appetites.
of the proph- of the North. In one of
unusually large
these shops was no
airing rch to serm- lldtllnflflt‘. liilli '
billion was hacked to cut the whole.I
iii” the tin.
'1 “vi can eat it he shall have ll.
Hid lllr' proprietor in which llilly set i
to work. When thi pudding was three 1
.\ot. how E
liking the id ll of listing to pay
and with it sitinck of the lips. said: i
“Now, tlu-u. when“ .1 thr- Ulllll uni-1’
"\\'lr.it other oil-“f” rtlrl th- .tuidt- d
jolltlll‘kt‘t'lwl‘. 5
“Why. the other pudding. I shall
l-Iltill be through with this."
"No, I‘m
-liop-iu~i~pi-t’.
it you do." said the
strait-hing tip the tin reti-
.tiiluiuu the remnants of the pudding.
lici' ridinr‘.‘ ‘
She did not inlet. ill the hip oi di~
tom- 'lli'l' u.i~ no action: .l ounil
“little. ‘ t'liow “litllll lloil luiili
l‘llllml ‘.Hl.'t“lriit. iii llll tilllli litll .t‘llltrl»
-t,." llu! ~lw wirhl an unto,
.‘lmllHHllll‘ Ioi lu-nd .i< lml
tell Vol”) flIII-t‘l .tlnl x'uptd.
lll‘llf‘ll lit‘hl Ii. lll|\\ll tuu
llllllu .‘yiumt l‘
autumn it we. orange to
illll liltillll 1' May ruin-r \\‘tli|llltt.
-ii- llli‘lllll: itini in r irir-lurtid kri~ tails-t-
.tlil int-d no liillttvi‘, would into. and
“rep .rt.d riy. :4lu- viiiililtr'l 'lmi‘n
mu.- rrupo-wihl‘ Slit doubt to «loan.
llltl it} to Jul p
.\ln 5 l.i'rl‘ tli.i‘ ntit‘lioiiit ill.
going down or t uranium him.-
-iulr .u run «we only ill iie
. tiling .iitu riii .Illll ir‘lml
‘tl sr
Jul 41.
l'zilinp-
.t \\llll| .rud
.\'oi that do \\.i>
fit-l ~11
ini’
ii‘i
Hill.
1! .til
”1 rinli
'1 r‘lt‘.'l\‘
.\iid thus llllly not out (it what for
l liiilllll'lll looked like llt‘lllfl a \lI') tight
plaw.
tin nitollrv-l' tii‘i‘drloil at \\'orrrsto«r 1hr
.linlip Johnson and out- or two
rilu in \\I‘l't‘ inilttui: about the enormous
lililli‘l' ill") lurd )u‘l .- rn l-Illtott cat
"That ~ nolliltrg.” mild ozro- of thr- par
.0 l udl innit uuu to 1‘.” it sucking
ltlll uow '
\ lllilllll was umdc,
lllirl ltll
ill l
..ilt
.uul lIluut use
.\~ u.r.- his pout illlrl‘ dirt
h. h. ul not" to bid. tioiuu to llti‘
hull of the rlJllu ”Ill of lluv pdl'ty «tilled
liltl 'llllly? Hill)?"
‘Wllnl l~ iii" l‘-'|llli'il litiioit. emerg-
iui: t'i'our his intlitltifll.
You \i.‘ lu'l'll lurrkrd local 4 tilt:
‘\\'h.rt suit of .r pig in tt‘."‘ ipictiv-il
l‘Ililtlll
‘ \ ~liiNlll|l pm.‘ no.- the not).
‘ Ilnit's lucky for you.‘ t't-pllml Hill-
ut. it it had tin-u .r porktr I ionld
not no. dour- 11‘ London Sportnut
lllli' . ‘
FHVWH AMUNH INN“ SEN.
ill) \uih'iiilril I'icwi
Nlti‘ispo rlc t‘itlu. Heiitcllilici' it. [in
.‘.fls!.~ ul )i'lltm ll.ll ltht l|'\i'lu|ii‘lfl ill
min tltr virtlt-t r..-r'n. with l". pi iii
llllllhllll-H-r tllri \tlliin Iridl. Ir}!
. “.1 [hi Milli“ ill-l “rilllli‘tl .\ll.~
tidbit). lrm; lilllll lrlll\\ll to “will .lllil
iltrhitid liliii'l‘t.ll|l\ on llll \tt.‘lt-.
lIrll ilut do i. Mi iiti-‘ii tin In H
m' “u ~lii| l. l i‘ truthli‘llid 'n l‘l
p ip- ll.i' ll lltlflltl Liil iiii or,-
no ._ iui litrll ut iiucrnil. tut
I,i .ll.tl r‘lll t‘l.t ”Hill it on ll-lllll
‘llilllfllll tl .illll iriiiphqu limit ll.t
i.l trltrit‘. .h .1“ l-ii ‘nli it lll
Win at l'il'l ‘l. ~‘i 'wu
\lllfl‘
\VillJ'ill l illiii'l .\l. NH) lv .1 iiili
1.: «Mini .1 litil‘t .1.-r site “ull‘l‘
.mdlw .m ltee- lmu nitctr wild. in tin
grunt»? to lil~i liUl -flli\.tlill'l\ lino
p 'll|.ll the v lliril \\ .e
ul‘ii 4| HIM‘ lll'v|li.l\ ill
l‘i-llfilt! .1 iii”:
Iu.rlt.i.g ll . y\.r;..
claim» iu.-l.i I... i. to: Mill. .lwar
‘lt‘ .t..l. lltlli ‘li‘ ‘lililr-il turd iii In
I posit \wr iii’dii' .rll i i put.»
m it is .1 thin 'iuu . Hit 11. .9. p
lil .ilrtl Iiiimt Mtidiritllitnttly iii.ril.--.l
nu . l'll |I.lll ill a; llril “fllrll h.”
\‘wvil' .1 Hit: l' llb “1 \ii iii l‘wt .,..‘
.rl so.” “loltdlid ill lll.ll ‘rii
H... .l l “4”” .l .l ill .t'lvlrk ‘tiii‘l
or.“ tirii ill‘ll Ilil'lllillll. It ll lid' 'lor
it. =sllldl§ “in l. halt. hun- ll
\llD Hilliii .iu ~lii I.” till ll'i lHillvfl
.r 'ldl'lll llu .llllllllllll of .p.
atrium ll aw And yi-t uni rill mo in
llrs llolili il' .r \l lion ltiutiig run.
no-irl lhitt lay at the base of lit-i throat
and “hub 'lll’ ion iii-.liwl snappy:
lvt shim ll Mo» only it tiny cold
int-lief, roiiiuitilnit ilnlih’t pl turn
wlroh Mrs. north wore mghi and day
out of slip under her lip-lice.
‘lillill
(it mid of spirits oi oi oliol.
t‘otoiu-l shutout“ l‘illill ltllllilllii drill
‘Wlil 'l’lo i.I-'t~ lll\l' l‘l'l'li “shirt-d
lillrtfll) lul' wwrol till)" and iii the up
of l‘nlI-iii-l lluiyotil llllll -«tt
urou of tip tuiliiniy ilrpdi‘iroul ot
ridlllidt'm. itu- disallow is llllllllsldlfid
.i. ii'iliil the \Ir tau. lrdii- two out
the tilliin liltl loopilitl and
"till uirdidutdie ll.l~r lzceu rwluhlplod
lturtlllnl 'io- icauuept uiruh 1. Hr
itiiiptd on the hill.- ri.uurt too utili-
mutlt of the ill).
iriull
'lI .r
|il2\'. l'lrllll'llfl \il‘ri'l' lHNli
llly’ .‘hrtli {Mid I'ri'ss l
ltor l lh- til-pl iirlui it The lipid
\\.ilr slur-nun Aotlti has mainlurd tip
is null or tr. iuurr ititlll yflillll llll
pond «pivot- of durili viwn NM
\\‘lli.lllt Visit ' \ilflllllll, of \"lllllllll'
you rung-ti urih lu~ itirru iirto ilir
lititim ot Mrs \ltriuli Hunt of Hin‘ ritr,
.tl itlulll. ltil llli ltlltpofl oi ltllll‘llll‘l.‘
It llilllhlln ll miiilt l-‘isliei llilst town in» u
'lllilll iii In ltilliti l on l’tlu'll'l 7
'l‘lllll’ll‘! lit llNBli ‘Itl ltldi'l'li
lily .‘nhlh’lllll’ti l'i’us.)
Noll Vill‘h. HIIlili-tltlior it
Will'ltmlill were burned to death in o
the lhrtl mimrul in Max rliiticr ll
('1. a sliinlu-y home at No. .ltl timoml
street vyinierday afternoon. The tire
was usitml by the crpltwlmi of .1 bar-
'I‘lli‘l'
. 8.3 itltil l'llfllmlllltl iv
. ii M‘Illt’ni‘i-
‘tlullia .iiri-udy
turn.“ Plitsliurit lkimtch.
n—W
luslneu of the Criminal Common
Pleas Court Disposed of.
The Criminal Court of Common
Pleas wound up its business yesterday,
all the cases being. disposed of with-
out 9. Jury. Several nolles were enter-
ed. among them one on payment of
costs in the case against Theodore W.
Downs. ex-consui iii-Quebec. who ap-
pealed from a. fine for assaulting . a
bootblack.
Thomas Mclaughlln. of Greenwich.
and Nellie Selllclt, of Bedding, were
also released on nolles because no in-
formation agalnst them was returned
to the court. lite inughlin has been in
all since June ".' for breach of the
peace on a sentence of sixty days and
costs. The Sellick woman was fined 87
and costs for a misdemeanor.
Joseph ll Hill for cruelty to ani-
mals, forfeited a bond The. surety was
William F}. ’I‘erry.
Daniel llnnlon of Norwalk. for in-
toxlcutlon and assault forfeited his
bond of 8250.
Mary Iloran. oftli-ldgeport. charged»
with keeping a house of assignatlon.
forfeited a bond or true.
Eugene Merritt. arrested January it
for non-support. w...- hcforc the court
having been in j.rl| a week. He made
.li
arrangements to provide for his wife
ind three children, and will escape ni- .
lcr serving the duy~ more. ‘
John Murphy. charged with vagrau-E
ry. was given tire days in jail. y
.lohn flit-Samara. of llethel. for as—
stiult forfeited a bond of 850. lie ar-.
rirod in court after ”u had adjourned
with the expluun too that he could not
lien lllll. for .IFfitlll! or Williaml
iiusscll. pleaded gmlty and was fined
jail for sixty days:
'I‘liomas Ilrt’liltflll. for assault. wash
committed to jail ‘ -r‘ twenty days.
Michael llcrtlnr for injury to prop-
hlichnol fl'llgsil'llu‘ for assault upon
Knitrcl’iltr- l'oslrlltt. of Slunlirlrti. t‘o‘
w-irn-d .r «nit-Ar s» of tire months in
jail - 5
Harry llirnirl .rnd .iolin luriru. hora. .
luirai-rl “till i -:‘..rui phwhd guilty to
l-tcuili oi the ;- die. and were rt'llil‘lll -
l to Jllll tor tit. tl.l\‘~ t‘lllll.
i'iillliilllrr llril.if\ lm‘ assault
t‘;li iiirs‘ lliiln ll oils llunl 825.
John 1‘ midi, of Mumford. was he-
tore the t‘iilll'l, listing appealed frotn
oi bl! months for assault
upon fl'lllll'lt‘h t‘ur‘prntvt' (‘rrssrdy
wouldn't pit-rid auil'y iii the lowur
roori llc was amp the full penalty (or
the assault. Amount State‘s Attorney
t'.llll‘l' app-«mi iu mutt and mom
that the cow in ii'lllllillfl‘ll. as it wit:-
to» intention to lr.t\-‘ t';r~~.idy lllki'll oe~
r’or‘v tlu- Hutu-tow t'ouit on .i ltt‘llill
“.ll‘tllll. and ii throw of l‘lh‘ulllli Willi
intrnt to kill 'llltl'll. .ludgi- \\'.i.~li
s:"illil.| ”w it.“ mil
.\W lllllllh' \\ll I. \lmllillT
Utri rlli‘i‘b it! til» .i l\illi t‘l llli‘ X l‘.l)"rl
Than ltt'rli to llll-wl illtavl‘ attention to
”Mr llilllll'llit' ||I ll‘J till [114‘ light on lhi'
yestulu. ll h... ru-utly tin-n rltlll'l
lll.ll unllot's rlln<l most in their eye-
oaiu lloltl tlii- turitiaui i'lci‘lrlt' light»
on slilpiuirtd tit‘t') ilfld ldlh
yes rue It.» lllrtrl t-‘ll.l'l'l to lupiry.
rot l-ciiit: hm. \ torrid with pig
”with l‘lo up u .rtw work tlu scarrlr
.u-ui dark blur- glasses.
out it is lotltol llidl lllr'nt‘ only llllil‘
idlr lli- lntitrnt} oi the light and do
to! .ilmtlli lto iii the trouble.
tin iilliu until i .3... ‘l‘lii'w l‘.t,\s. lllm‘
ill‘l‘. mu M. lllllliil‘h'l. by goal... or
sirens of lllifllil Hit or yellow 'll‘lflflrl.
and with rhm ll l~ :iiul-isiood. tltu'
.rilors oi tlu i .. loll only are soon to
r... Illtltltll'il
\llllfll»‘l‘ Hit.
it”. nfllll't‘il i. v.
«til
strln‘i‘r
limit cur-c turning. on
now -l trout .r llllllsli
nonstop, it i... to. line! too airtime ou
tlu ulrlii. ll.|\llu: .t lllllI‘ spurt lino lu-
«..lti« tuition-wt tti llo ll|t*'l’illlrill iii an
~lnittu drill ‘Jililill yids burning out
flltlllh lit a loud-tired steel plate. lioili
int-u .hrlurirt that tiny only witclud
the .ri. tut about lflltm minutes. nillll .tl
.lic liltic lill to» ill rll'irl-, I'Nttilil "I."
.‘ll iifliiiils .1” and to lot of it lll‘t|l
cold mint 9\' tituld. how-writ liollt
own or it“ .ilulinttl to "Mount pain and
r Itllltl lultudul tor llll' iiuu- iii-tint. but
lurlli It‘ltitl it 1| tptlvltty till i tl‘i'rllllwlll.
llii~ i'lcilllt 'lll‘l min by itinllll it hole
through tlir *ltll, and the lllli'llnll) of
the light in trinity ltl-lrilelil by the
ray.- ol liulit throat. oil by th. iruiltrn
llnlill. 'l'lii fol. loo. that lit: With lit
Ulll'll‘tl oli Ilitrtly try the daylight is 1th
to lll'tl'lVI‘ tip 1 u-tiul iiiiloolrri' ll'l to th-
ilrgrar of ldllllillix y of the light. and it
i. not until Ilo uftvl twill! lililill lit
iiui-ii tliriuulyu that lie in audio iii
anything out ut iii» ronruuur. litil‘N
rile-m- m- noa trust by all the llll'll
on the I‘ltillli tlfllll'l. skills. A slu-
itiihu truturr of this alle- lion in that it
is analogous to snow or desert blind-
upoit .
r
1
sunset.
.1..i'i.nt.‘1tl.imihiii
-" is eil'detilutle 1.1m.
LEAVE soars NORWALK FOR:
teammate .
. l
A. lie—12.591. 4.05:. 5.458. 8.15. 0.55..
7.13. 7. MS. 8.16:, 9.031, 9.30. 9.58x, '
l0. 15:. 11. 35!, 11. 40.
RM 12311. 1.,“ 2. 25!, 8.04 d. 07. .
5.10:, 5.33, 5 55!. 0.41.1031, 8.11, 10.30 L
. cusp/lye. l
a. 11—12 m 4.15:, 545x. 9.05. ,
r. n. 4.31. 7. 20. 9.15:1. 10.10.
LEAVE NW 1011K FOR SOUTH1 '
ORW 1.1:. l
M—.12.osx. 5 00, 11.00. 7 00. 3001.!
90211,M 9. 04:, 9. 06. 10. 031:. 10. 08. 11. 003.1
P. M.—12.02x. 1.04.2 00x. 3. 0211 3. 30:.l
4.0211. 4. 94s. 4. 30:, 5 02:, 6. 00x. 6 08.1
’i. 00. 8. 00x, 9. 30. E
SUNDAYS. l
A. M.-—12.03x. 6.00, 1.30. i
P. M.—tl.00. ‘ .
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR ,
NEW MVEN. 1
A. M.--1. 11:, 1.20:, 6.28. 7.42. 8.48.]
9.11x,10.12x. 110811, 11.42.
P. M.-—12.02x. 1.12.8.061. 4. 18, 5. 27.
621. 1.05 9.05:. 9..15 11..16
Bridgeport in addition to above, 11.7
111., 2.42. 5.041. 7.28. l
SUNDAYS. "
A. M.——1.llx, 1.20:. 7.42. 9.12.
P. M.—7.15.
An 1 indicates express.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.——8.25, 9.16, 10.08.
P. M.—-1.20, 4.90. 6.10, 6.00
Saturdays. only 3.1011. in.
t;
A. ill.—-tl.00. 7.25, 9.48, 11.45.
P. M.-4.20. 6.20. 6.17.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9.20 s. 111.,
7.25 p. m. Mare Dnnbury, 8.06 a. m..
6.10 p. 11:, 8.46 p. m.
titanium.
We will furnish
. l00
INVITATIONS
'11,...“ had in..." A” um”. llltdlitln finished fllt' found tiiirt it \\'.t> l irly‘. paid 83th and the case was uolled.’
sine 45615. including inside
and outside l‘llVeleth. the flu
est quality and most artistic
engraving. toi-
so
Nearly fill per cent. lea- than
evu offered by another in thh
city.
‘ EM“! ADDITIUNAI. lll.‘.\'.
lull-Ii)».
Wedding work folded Mid in-
surfed in “mop" without
elm charge. Other engrav-
ing correspondingly cheap.
We also make it swuiul price
“u
CALLING
Mills
0
Plate and Ml Cards.
18
O .Tli
l.”
Atkins-nu (larch. U cents I
" lllt
line extra.
Will. plate is thishedi
ill Gents. ll cents
loo t'imls. 7| «at.
EVENING
[V
‘Washlng‘ton $t..
DANBURY TO bOU'f‘H NORWALK. j. _ '
absolutely non-forfeitulile; is (“Hell in old age.
p;
it $.42“..- -_._...____..... ‘
Finest in Quality.
Latest“ in Style.
-fl.l
Lowest in Price.
....g....&..............
ung~'hoesi-
George E. Keith’s Latest Goods
w “l I 1: —-IN—
Ladies’ and GentS’ Russets
OF ALL KINDS.
'J‘liesc goods cannot be equaled anywhere.
and the prices are right.
—__.__...._.. ..._ ......-.._..._
lithe Wit Lasts they will be Higher.
w. ._ .-~..... ... - .
Call early and get first selection.
THEO. H. OLSE
South Nor-walk.
.. ._ ._. H4“ _ m _ ..
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
()f the business men of this country die poor. By pronrpt
action you may es 'ape, ll ' applyiui,r today for one of the
Connecticut Gene 111 modern policies. losts but little;
li‘or par-
i.’llouimetlicu, agent, South
.V. .—
ticulars apply to S. S.
Norwalk Conn.
pATRIOTic pRlNTlNG
Red. white and blue Envelopes.
Red. white and blue Flags.
Red. white and blue Emblems.
All. the NEWEST and POPULAR ENGRAVINGS and TYPES.
The only printing house lit-twwu New York and
lituidgcpoit where these Gilt-eta c .iii llt' piodui Ni if] t oloi‘s
At A PAIR PRICE!
Chas. A. Freema11,'”;:l.fil‘.'£l§,
«H and 4t; Witter street, South Norwnlk.
La st Trip to So. Norwallt September mil:
to New York. September l3th.
Daily Tripihiflow York.
Steamerfiehe Rotten
1...". South Nam-iii. 7:30 A. 94.
Leave. New York:
llecltuuui sll't‘tlfl. 2:") p. in. trlntrirdiiy. hill p. in.)
Elk! lllst street. 2:40 p. ill. lh'uttirtlny. 2:1“ p. Ill.)
Fm, Single, 409; Excursion, 10c
LII? 0" THI IIIION.
llictulu to llutl 9nd nil lip llll liaison to tutti fill.
Steamer Nelle Ilia-um. Sunday. Sept. ll.
CXOUIIIGN NARI. Ibo
Imwcf‘mllli Niwssliits. m. lflciiiitiluu i . -\\..i lmllll Mu ill in . lam
ill-l NL. M’i p in 1 North “not ii! in p. ill.
Freight Propeller City of Norwalli.
lave Niobium Hotel. New Yorlt. Monday. Wmiundnv and Friday. 0 p.111.
[new Nowell. Tim-lay. Monday '1'". mommy, h p m.
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