JV
‘ . hidden hack oi hie eyes. They were
ten styles. She was a women who
they more about the «inbuilt in:
Ward oonstrdlned groups, waiting.
on they ntight have expressed it. "let
the funeral to start " The dead were. -
M was lying in the heat room. It
3: been the passing away oi a herd
bloods Harden leaned his head
inst the shutter which had been
' keep odt the glaring linht.
' a sat there. not: hearing lithe
mas whldh onion to him lhmlkh
the o window he heard Quite dis-
”them are words;
“Died peacetul at the last. theyeay.
Well, there'd ought tar be some peace
in lthe oouree oi a natural life. an'
there was going tor be any in old Mio'
Hardenle li‘ie. gueaslitthad tor Igeti its
innings in at prettyrnigh the dust lick.
ali’ a close shave at that. My. didnit
she lead “Dick Harden a itie. “item
when there warn't a aprucer men in
term. not sheitook *the spirit right out
tit him.en'it‘waro‘t much of a lob tar
consumption ter nnlah him up."
Phineas never iorgot 'that. it hn'd
been the putting ‘into words what he
had never quite Admitted even to him
edit
The days that followed his moth-
" er’e death panned peacefully enough.
litter a while he became need .to the
33 quiet oi the house. it. didn't seem
lonely 'toviiim; .he had never ieit lone-
ly. not even at the first.
People oometlme‘a looked curiously-
at him and wondered if he ever
thought oi Lorinda North. no
Olin could—read the thoughta i. were
eyes that rather bathed you; they
had alwdya annoyed his mother. When
he was a child she lied said one day.
“When he gets that look beats me.
He minds well an' he'd oughter. see-
in' the trouble T've been to bring him
up. Hie hnnda au’ feet are quick
enough to do as I any. but i can‘t ieei
hiltlwhet there's .fnorneihln .back oi his
exile that i ain‘t never touched "
liminde North kept a little then.
which was the etpooent oi metropoli-
took llie hard. it did “Home one!
to ferry at these hard worked, narrow
lined women. end she had taught
aininat each hard knock until all the
aoitneae. which may once have been
here, had been rubbed 0!. There had!
' been an old love aliair between these. i
_- two, but hqw iar'it had progressed no i
one over quite knew. Some one had
once ventured 10 all. Lavinia about
it. "She wasn't going to he an old
wosnan' a nurse." she had said. “She‘d
always made out to males a living tor
. uracil. and she guessed she could
still 3., .. , .. , e 3,
Perhaps in theretyeara in m
there had been plenty airtime her
quiet thought she hell. Melina."-
nettedher loat changer hep
Surely they ‘ha’d heen‘ onely“
herd years. too, and they had borne
, their iruit in Lorinda North. There
wasn’t a women in thetown who did
not feel a little uneasy when under
the battery at her sharp eyes. Phin
' one Harden had been the only one.
who had our pushed open. even over
on slightly. the door of her heart. and
other she had cloned this little chink.
in” had none to easier pathways, and
lflt the door oi larinda'e heart cloned
W6 and (all.
d’eople he'd open‘ated somewhateo
in“ how she tlhe the news at
like. Harden”! .Perhape it had
' sore-a more deeply than lobe know.
= the undercurrent of her lite lowly.
«"
I‘jnoaaweooiteainher mind in
m dare? Not with any tenderness
ordeal“: did one think ill the lonely
but reiter- because hla mum
3aoeloeelyoe herowndld
up turn to hint.
traitor .es aha did
’ of late. to the years and
- hirer-um
3m MW her: a than“ which
; at m segue so deceased,
fl iy took hiadnito shape in her
‘ ‘MM‘ L:
mo on not been or
' ‘2 see. and on than
my i-
Wm,loonseev
moves inure slowly at iorty than at
twenty. ,and he only said:
it ewes strange how the man «noted
eaoll sound and how his thoughts
went back to anciller June night long
and. when he had walked over the
same road with the woman beside
him.
1%!“ soft hali-lin’ht. it was hard and
c d.
in the silent walk or there two old
lovers. They were ialmoet at her door
now. and she turned her taco toward
him. it he could have Iknoirn it. there
were two bright spots on her cheeks;
as it won. .he .ioit.a.geeat pity dot the
lonely woman. He did :not know that
they werrtwo players in “the tragedy
utwhat wInigitt'ita'ro “been." but he dini- I
ly felt that ehe was trying to bridge
over the lamiotitlmedhat had come
:hetween them. Heremernharedraome-
had won awakened.
“any Idea but that you think strange i
out their weary .
nothing'a the matter. i only
er.
. and ltha coin:
But the MM
Why. you. lilor'indn. em.»
The night was clear and beautiiui.
lie looked.» her lace; even in
There was something pathetic
thing oi the tooling he had once had
when iihe wee beside him. nadIa wave
oi longing, not ‘ier “her-[hut “for the
love that had new. name over him.
He nlmoat forgot the woman in his
remembrance oi the love which she
As the memory oi the old emotions
came over him his heart softened and l
he turned Marti .her with ready lvend up . [0011 um delegation Moat
oi the lodgea will elect their repre»
reached her door, and she was holding gmmtives thie week The ““0“”.
worda on his lips. 8ut they had
out her hand
"Good night. Phineeo.
oi what he done tonight. but. what-
ever you think. I know i can trust youi ital“! place on Wain-day
to keep still. Perhafie thereto things
we all regret. i don't know how you
ieei hut—3’ ehe had opened the door
now and had stopped Judt within lira
shop—«"hut i won't be busy Saturday !
night. and it you want to come l'll he
‘at home. " And heiore he had time to
lodge. l. 0. 0. F4. oi Gounod“ 3 "h: ‘7‘
he held this year at Dnnhu'ry. the home
of Grand Master deacon ii.
The grand ledee will assemble oh Wed-
neoday. May 17.. at 10 o'cl
seeolon will «be held in 'l‘ay or' in Quote
I‘rlouee.
No. 7. and Progroaeive. No 18, have
been preparing tor the gathering and
they propose to more the day one
of interest to the members oi the or.
der. throughout the itele.
too lodges will exemplify the work
oi the Met degree in Tayloro opera
house in the moat elaborate term and
all momhere oi the order are invited
to be prudent to witneoe the work.
um” Secretary Hutchinson hao ar-
ranged with the New Haven railroad
iOr three-dither return tare where the
road trip ticket is more than twenty
live cente. This privllcoe in good
from Tuesday to Thursday;
("and a hotel
named an o
tetivea. De
lord and Grand Warden Boroughs buying stock at Gregory l’uini Conn
will be advanced Mid home oil. at ”“11”,. my in.“ mum appear. to in
preaent appointive caldera will Mimi to that of any pmrmna year
‘ ‘ loy.
l
k. and the
The two Donbury lodges. Samaritan.
‘li
0
On Tuesday evenlnx. May ill, the
ill
in accordance with the usual one
”1
It
it in expected that Norwalk will
y Grand Mantel- Woodi i
never the door had been shut andi :douht “9 9m“ mod “"3""-
he wna alone.
spent on he drove home irom teon
on laturdhynits’rhdoe. M he neared
his bones its’ lensiineae-echkhlin n3
something new. Til-“heat oi the day. i
and hie struggles with the queatiou
which trad been ending. and which
kept calling for an Mower. depressed
him He longed ior quiet and peace;
whether the old quiet llie or the poo
aihle peace oi a new one. he did not
know. not his house was not so lone-
ly, other all; tor. as he came nearer. .
lie new the old doctor's sully beside
he gate. III-lo {had always liked the
olieeriul. sensible old ‘men. and he'
.‘WWWW CHI‘I’ norm
WE“ MW? mm M is
gloogiii waited a minute."
aide or the doctor's sully
“it‘s about the hill. l a'poeoi“, hei
said. "I meant toeee about it W.‘
but~-"
"See here l'hlneas Harden. did you
ever know me to drive people be my
something that room-Ito have nttend~ i
edtoaonoonoeyeer mother died.
.hut it clean ellppedmy mind. and
‘ that'a the only house i I”he“ to olor.
iIdon‘t knew whetheryou ever
thought much “(your tether; he
died when you were pretty young its
war one oi theihe‘st friends i ever lied.
They said he lied of manuptinnzl
aid to myself. and i «open he did;
but it ever a man died tit-loneliness
and want oi sympathy it was Dickaf
Harden. Just bolero he dis‘dslle nave
me a letter to give you. its told me
toheepitasleogaayouralother
lived. and at her death to give it to.
u..- ...~..,.._,... ....... ,9:
Secretary William 3
Mile? Xi. llii'l I bill thin time. but ‘3
W Tqflnndfllmnhlypruvetothepeo-
MMWuddrlmflh
Dr Frank E. Rhys.
nod
will be chosen ;
Isa-
muse-
lumen eaiaaav mvaerioa.
. “OI. - ‘ 2
spoiler-mm ill emu s5.-wnio3
Lalets adn'ate hrlhery lnveetlnation on;
.lnittee went into executive aoeaion lin-
this morning At that time the main
here of the committee had not do
olden upon what recommendation it)
made to the senate rounding Edward
Tliden
AN AFTIHTHOUOHT.
mien-sodin he s pensive maid.
im new, upon my lite.
lines we nremtrlsd. l‘ili Iiraid
She‘s an ex~pelmive wide. 3
”M“ Home muommnloe.
um.
l
Wis Belem
ems-thereon
fete: m
“thud-
,sn‘ereaaeatiuelleoad end that near
mature-unmounted
we mac .5... Module-
sea and shore ushering
'llidea Hill Shiite lidb flinch Mum
. lilo tedious dot «her:
‘3 ther Ihollllah. Where are more than
‘r‘ilillilo miles oi hey Willi
‘ sloped. that other “i
J’ for the cultivation of onion. Speaking
on this subject recently he said:
pounpli 1 recommended the leaning oi
‘ the orator bottoms tor private pm...
ring. but there wan no new lam-lotion
passed in reference to the name. That
have been passed whereby the state
could lenaelo private individualendrme
«or corporations. certain areas agony
and river bottom on which "to plant
.nnd cultivate oysters; as it in very evi-
dent hy the experience the deportmhr‘i?
M‘mflv
yeere oi oyster culture this state would
irern the induetry. This is a matter
in which i am very much lnwreeoed.
as l believe that this is one oi the
large undeveloped manor
«state. he the commieelonor oi eeaand
shore fisheries under the present law
is authorised to make plantings oi the
dlfleront kinda of ehellllnh in the we.
cation: in every water (rout county in
the state where suitable locations can
be found. hoping thereby to he able to
demonetoaie to the people in all of the
counties along the coast that oyster
i haven't iaters oi the grand encore will be all cum“, ‘. a team..- nropoeitlnn and
get them lulurmfled. so that when the
The annual election oi oliieers will M,“ Willi"? h. 3,“, "m0“ there
0mm will be e lililnilln lnw 1mm in on
Mentor H.Wifi'y Wm "um Ind b. mum“ ”a deyglop “m wluvauan
9“! "'9 3"“ Mm“ gm growing oi iiilu \uluahiu ahelldsh "
oi Winstsd. acorn Norwalk
it had hem a hot week for so early the prom" mud mar-aha! and Judge lend to Galliumla some of the stock
in the aeeaon Phineas toll tired and iilenry G Stevenson. the present to one 3,...- old .nd ”a. "In years.
grand conductor. are moot likely to he abode island "a. growers are send-
ilog much stock to the Pacino coast.
ioppoeltion to the reelection of Grand. allhl oerloodo hm. “a shipped to
Hutchm} “I.“ .
Grand ’i‘reasurwr William ii. Marigold. 3:2. hi :uz‘itilgummu bid in the
who has had twenty years oi contln‘é
nous “M” u ‘ mud m“. ofleor. i shipped iron: lihodc island to the Ores-
he» intimated that he would like to
; 0’“ ‘ "II I."
:‘retire. ii so a new grand irenenmimt comm“ Of 0
.the Dreyroe Harbor VMM.“
Dyspepsia ’l’ableis will brine aboatl
leash. would mm the media.
mMiwmuIaaswell'esmthe'f
unamuitnurmm.‘
Fulfill] M.)
domes Donahue. column-loner of
. .03! Mannhe—
Industry”
.tetu de-
lent
"in my report in the governor and
believe was a mistake. ‘A law should
all had within the past few yearn t
yotera can he eucceeaiully drown in
I believe that alter a few
olive quite a lurid! Mvenuu yearly
of this
era oi the state. i intend to plant eye-
ers the coming aeneon in dliierent lo
There is a hip; new oi orator veaoelai
sores where scrapes and dredoea may
he outplayed. i
their lines with octane: and dredlbs
item September ill to June iii. when
mthe lots are located not less than ow
It’sixlith oi a mile drool the nearest not»
oral her.
«any size train any natural but in tons
inmdistriots in September for the pur-
poee oi using the «promoter seed tor ‘
militate lots.
oyeter lots he held back six years from
April i."ill‘lil.» no that the new pinnte'rll
may have a longer period. with a rent
of it an acre, in which to estehileh
their beds. After lilldthere will be an
increasing scale of rentals, with a
maximum oi all per acre.
sinners. while taking care of the inter-
cots oi the plentera. ie a concession to
That planters in” take oysters train
‘Thal tongue may take up oyetors of
blunt the gliding scale of rentals for,
The recommendation or the commie
the natural her oystermen. ior it pro-
scrihea that no dredging may be done
in the daytime.
planting industry at other
Speaking editorially on the euhject,i
The Sun says:
“Many of the oyeterinen are coming?
Is an .ollllortnne time. therefore,
he done and how it can he done
mom April. ear-«rm barns .. 1 .
the Patrick Melinda” pinto till.” .
”:1“? W ill,
is or unknown orfiin. but inhendiarisxn
is apparent. With the barns were burn-
edgia cows. three calmmhiee horses
hetero! vehicles and s ammo-y
and grain “'l‘he’iols is iron! 3m to
$2,500. 3. ' 3 . s:
The houoe in near the barn and tor
'two or three hours was in great dan-
oer. heing saved only by the strenuous
eaertlona of a volunteer lime. whlnh
included :the pupils oi the iianiord
school. also did hinhly ralnahle sor-
vine.
lord nearby war in serious peril also. .
and would have been loot but tor
preventive measures.
house was on fire twoor three times. .
but’the hiase wee potent.
:Denald well in near theiharn and till”
hide that did the marina had to
shave their hands promoted with wet
upon private lots‘lhni are within one’iciotm 30mg insurance ‘5 not
eighth at a mile of a namrai liar, and (than g, quarter of the 19.. Patrick
that it may he done upon any 101 only: McDonald and hie wide both died
iwithin a recent period. and the place
Th0 Baltimore Sun Inflated NC?!“ I” occupied by in." “nu J.me§ ‘nd
iy that e delmtlon of practical oyster. 2t ",4, two daughters. lllsm Jenninnd
then. selected by the oynlermen. Wilaahel.
sent by the state to inebcpt the oyster: ..l Colgnn and Mrs. John M. Sullivan.
“a!“ of Bridgeport
insertions or own even care.
All white onto are not deal. but
to the opinion that oyster planting pm- i; most blue eyed coin are. it has never
tented and enouuraaed by the aiate;been diecovcred why the blue eyed
would be at public ndvantore. 'i‘hie‘fcste should have the tendency to deaf-
toluene, but. it ie a tact. while there has
let thorn see tor themselves what can ‘; hotter been a case known or a yellow
That med or green eyed white car being
would be worth roiurueo at argument. dent unless by accident-82 Nicholas.
urned “New .»
aynlaliii.’ WW lire
gr:
The residence at Jesse L. San-
.The McDonald
'Ilhe Mo.
more
The Peerless
Electric Cleaner
For Soie$65. ForRent $3aday
.A. J. ANGEVINE
SON CO
They are sisters oi Mrs. John
Wmm' :—
CityNanonalBauk»
Those who have etuuied the enhieotl
have no dnuhtoi the advantama oi.
oyster planting. it is of supreme int-l
patience to demonstrlle it to the bunn- 9' .
i
I
The Andrew lladel Oyster Co" oi:
Fund. to shipping
Ten eel-leads of seed were recently
muse Goldmine irhe Occidenml
Gym 00.. or some. MM;
South ”Rubens. WW. .9” the
'l‘ono Point Oyster or}. or delimit-ed.
Ween. have nine Mil nu
hioaloi the need flipped bl]
Phineas got out and stood by the inediatnly. "comm" at . Minot: 3:; wondrous heda near Pondeeon he-
.tlarge Quantity oi sheila will be
ionisation in building up a planting in *
4"".
manned all other classes}! oyster 3
lm ii that demonstration can be so;
made as to enlist the cooperation oi .
donry. igmid well .uay the state to;
encode nonunion-m in paying ths3
«moses oi the inspection tom. it is;
normally plain to all who undemend
the situation that the continued hoe. ,
overcome. The- best way to overcome
it istonmnve it. “lithe best way to
more it is to shear tactical and in-a
telllnem oystennen who have the con 3.
”who planting industry is practicing;
his and heuelioisl. "
There is new on the ways at Andrew
Finders alripyard, Port Jederseo. l. i. 3
the biggest oyster steamer everhnilt
tor the husinosa Bee in the Standard. .3
owned by the Andrew ltsdol Oyster'
co. or Bridgeport and ham Norwalli.
cone She has a capacity of 5.;000
planted in mum die» m. in the
hope at getting a pod “not" this year.
N 8 Aokerly t Inn 00.. of Iayvlile
Li hadtwoeehenherlendeoiseed
oysters from W. W mi;
need was in charge at)» sleep And!
Vilello. and Capt. Geo’tge Anderson in
icomaaed «mm. '1' W My:
hereon“. ‘
rheuwlallnevalet
W (lulu.
,vvatlon 00.. 0‘ mm“.
Capt mm
uJaonhOoharaoiiI'eflW
ville. had two leaded!
eel train New mam
sale need much his W ’“W‘nm‘
ism norm and eel».
The W Oyster System.
me , has or” m to
w. Von '
WI“
zhwedmmmlfllé
‘wnek. “MW.MIIIUM
3 learn oi the
breech: W.
halite am. :Msie Laden and
thiamine/alumna
bushels oi oysters and tows two large
oyster dredaos , l
«m ya...—
3 VAL! oaaouarae.
or m. graduates living and dead;
unreal-anew ammonia-ome-
lie. to the new quioouensiei catalogue;
of the nirersity lust published The:
training” to the successor oi the old
étriennninl 0! the total number oii
grednaiu 4b.!“ are living and 10M!
are deed id‘s list oi living and dead
the nodules of the academic depart-
Engine... “.000.“ the scientific
school Mel ad of the law school 3.0“. ‘
Moulding to the previous catalogue ‘
the total number of
graduatee were ”All. of whom 11.?“ i
‘m um and m: were dead. a:
two «um
that the center or dale and
eaten mam at “out the rate
cl an year. while the list at deaths.
leoteaeasetebautthe rate at m a.
”If.
e“... unravel-we
mucosa wears ermine.
iiilty oi oyster-men to the planting in”. Children of leery. at Joseph's
3“" “m“ i” '3“ mm" W ‘“ «ulcers or cowsteua lieu:
doom oi men oi their own calling DANCING Ame “ll
' roe mill-33W, wu
haw.
nnder auspices oi
I. it. Inthoween
WP” John mm
reloav am. one};
Admission. ass ‘-
Playing begins at s e'eleell glare
aeolian
wean or even. as
music new erocx no.
will otter
A Fares in Two Ante by Ride
Johnson Venn. .
As Played One. Veer at the 3
ion Themfiew York '
com-ow N0. nae WIND ,
. DON'T lei” yum “
Alan Dale said he laughed 'at liar
even amt he'd f”" W
VIII! GFflY i-lcl "with
WM. “TH Elf?"
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