. “No'doubt‘you went to so“
hit. talk to Putty. «Content
.tiir. with me! Even inc!
. my She wouldn't he
d" ,or you. Not for your
s Atherley well settled for
log. It he stays until 11.1
now he has proposedw—w"
shall you know it?" Rayner
ted. smiling, yet not quite
vin laughed softly. "Patty
sevlrgln," she said. “She never
shes beauty sleep for triflers.
us she caught Ruyner's look
"She wont accept him
. Trust my child for that!
brought her rrp even more
Al‘e you six or two years
. it" Rayner demanded. '
‘u‘Mrs. Velvln laughed, "As
_. tamatteredg—the least bit.”
r1~_"By Bible count I am four
hood of my hirsband's near
shter. Spiritually I’m tour cen-
swbnt for me the child would
ye grown absurdly sentimental "
‘fl‘hen—al wish she hnd’ had one
‘ her stepmother." Rayner broke out.
till—I refuse to believe even you,
much as she loves you can make her
enary, cold and calculating.
n she marries it will be a man,
his money—w"
_ 9'hy not say a man and his
the ey?” Mrs. .Velvin asked srchly.
'You97oan't deny, jealous as you are,
not Atherley Is a good sort.”
'fBut not good enoughfor Patty-
9” ,she deserves the very best."
Ra Ler began eagerly.
euning yourself?" Mrs. Velvin ln~
erposed with a pretense of a yawn.
Then she got up and half dragged
Rayner out into a moonlit garden,
., tie-scented, vital with the spice-
reath of pinks.
Vfl‘l’uisten 'to the words of wisdom."
shebegan. If‘l'rn your friend In this—-
even more than Patty's. You are
rightfully nmhltious~you have so
mil h in you it is no wonder. Re-
e9ber Kipling, ‘He trnvels fastest
whortruvels nlorre.‘ With Patty you'd
he, too happy——~yoh‘d let go every-
thing but money-pinklug—-cnre for
‘- nothing but to keep her in cotton-
‘ n.9wool, and give her jewels and rings
and all the fine things. Take my
, V Word for it. you'll never be :r urerlt
_ _‘ man without the spur of rrnlrrlppl
' ' recs."
“Stop mocking!” Raynor said. hotly.
She went on us if he hilt] not spok-
e‘n. “As Patty's lrrrsbrrnrl, you‘d have
live years of bliss zrhsolrrte. Them-7
9 you'd remember-Monti regret. You'd
little the men you know are your rule-
~riors going ahead, such in his way;
and you standing still. You‘d be sour
'and discontented. And that wotrld~
1.. ' make my girl miserable. So let her
‘ -'be i won't have her mlsemblc. She
" was made to be 'ied on the m 03 and
laid in the lilies of life."'
"i don't believe it. Anyway i shnll
kdier," Rayner sold more hotly tnun
(ore. He stepped prist Mrs. Velvin
end onto the plnzzn they lrud quitted.
It gave through long French windows
‘lipon the dim-lit ‘.parlor where Atherley
dot basking in Putty 3 presence. Roy
11m peered at them, grinding his teeth
' lied sought them full of a mud im-
lle--lt died at sight of them Be-
uflily corwentloual~Patty ut the
£8339. striking a minor chord now and
"‘ our Atherley telling sprightly tales
its in Paris.
o had spent a year there. mulling
entomtudy philosophy. He had
certain nlr.
.his globe~trottlng gave him,
Advantage conversationslly.
ti eyes. and a certain
seeing the humorous side at
“in
robhld even n desperate lover.
upon such‘ a pair and do?
that. the girl trike instant
‘ Rayner had been courting
steadfastly tor six months”. He
var not sround to proprietor—
luck he had thought-«now he
to realise it Will by will at
oiviu. Atherley wnI pnipubiy
, me we: not e declared suitor.
' tion, may shackle even burn
ransyner merely called a
night throuuh the window,
it. mounted and solicited
div . "
up and walked to the Win-
ulna her by» through the
vet nosing nothing. and
sutured. "i wish hilly
"its is gentle on a dog by
but domibiuo letI him
eniug too intently. .
”919“, u , .‘9 l
... "You think he has been WWW" .
.ley touched her arm. saying elsnld»,
through the Suite V
thoroughly discredited." Atherley mid
lightly
Petty did not answer-«she was ilstr
rum was I
reek In the hocl’b’éuts—a’y‘vith wilder
Ihudding alter it. Over her flilOulllel' ‘
she cried to Atherley.‘ "Daredevil is
running now-come help no line
Atherley painted. struggling alter the
flying figure. ‘
"i know it-—-he would hold Dure-
devil to the last.” she answered. her
voice sharp with terror.
They ran silently down the road
until it turned sharply in a little.
glude. The white moonkmade it Ala
most as light as duyv-thus Patty sw
two figures in the middle of ilk—Bi
Rayner safe and sound. supporting a
woman evidently haltdalntlng. Athen
cantly: -»
"i think we had better go back"
Putty cerrld‘ grow no whiter. but
she turned upon him eyes that blazed
“i am not spying." she said clearly,
men in higher key: "Billy—whet is
the trouble?"
“1 don't quite understand-y—-et."
Rayner answered. “This lady." bow-
ing to the drooping .ii'g‘ure, “had lost
herself—and came out of the woods
to ask the way. .That scared Dare-
devil—«l got: down from him though
-——und he ran oi! home. Perhaps you
can reassure the lady—~she«—she——
seems to be upset." ‘
"No—willy unhappy." the stranger
cried, suddenly uncovering her face.
“So unhappy i shall die unless you
tell me where to find him Y0u know
—-the man i love—Steven Atherley."
“l have brought him to you,” Putty
said, running forward and dragging,
Atherley.
The stranger flung up her hands——
white hands, soft and heavily ringed.
“0 Steven! Steven! Forgive me!" she
moaned. "1—! had to come. Remem~
her I have not. seen you since Paris.
And the minute i knew———"
“Please spare explanations Mabel.”
Atherley said orrrtly," i suppose you
are staying with the Cudwlns—let me
take you to them at'once."
“Anywhere—so you take me." the
woman sighed, drooping toward him.
He looked helplessly from her to
Potty and back again. then held out
his hands to imprison both of hers.
Something in Patty‘s steadfast gaze
hud shamed him into mauliuess.
"i will explain," he said, his head
high. “Mullah-lilies Gray 1 menu——
was my good angel In Paris. indeed
i think we should have got murrled
there but for n senseless quarrel.
Neither of us now things quite
right—«4' ~ \
“l know—«you were moorrhllnd. Pm
pie not tlrrlt why the some on horses."
Putty interrupted with rm eloquent
look at ltmrror.
He took her hand openly and Ink!
his lips against it snving jt‘ivnliiiiy.
"Happily it is only in temporary ni-
lliutlorr: we mine to clear vision alter
a little while,"
“0h. do we?" Putty asked with he:
most superbly intiil‘i'ercnt nil‘.
Ho shook his head at her. but sold
omphrrticully, “We (lo. in prool‘ tukr
this."
And with that he kissed her full on
the mouth
WAS T00 VALUABLE TO LOSE
Good Reason for Proprietor's Incllgns
tlon When His Proud Chet
Was lnsuited
it was at s eerrsldo hotel, and or
three or four of us were walking
along the bench at low tirlo'nnd pick
ing up shells we come across a col
orcd than who wns walking with s
rune and a strut and hail the bearing
of d war. He gave us no notice. but
one of our crowd ventured to’ risk him:
"Sir. do you own the earth?" ‘
The mun mude no reply.
“ Grouse me. sir." continued the
questioner. "but hnve the rest of to
your permission to live out the sum
mer?"
The czar hover winked un‘eye in
reply, but continued his permits. and
we passed on and left him. When We
returned to the hotel we were joined
by the landlord. and he was asked it
he know the colored man, and how
much of North America he really
owned
"Good heavens. but you don't tell-
me that you have bdeu mulling tun (it
that men!“ heucluimed in reply
lie was told what lied named. and
“be hold up his hands ,and ulmosi
shouted:
“You have ruinedgmol
to shut up the hotel
own!"
"But why?" we all naked in chorus
”Eocuuse that colored men is my
chat. lie allows the run it personal
lever to run this hotel.
me to till it with guests. lie unhunde
enough to allow me to hire other help
He will tool Installed at your remarks
that! give me rum-hing that l mutt close
the video within three days. How
could you do Inuit ti mini. ind you
our itrlendai" ‘
it seemed a hopeless ours It first
sight. but alter We had cone in i
.hcdydo the chef and made our built
his sphincter are promised never to
do so our more. be meltadpstld m
i Ihull have
vMbln three
Honor-adept nautical finders Know
aches and mince-v-
disease may follow.
reliable remedy for kidney ills.
to verify /what i said in 1906 regard»
ing Dean' is Kidney Pills.
trouble came on suddenly In my case,
‘ the first symptom being a severe pain
in my lolns and a steady backache.
Often utter steeping I could not catch
a supply at Pinisted' a Drug Store. Be-
fore I had finished the contents at one
box, i felt "better and gradually my
lie permits.
Wind: it Mount. . y
The kidneys are often overland; .
Hove too much to do. ..
Theyrgenerully tell about it in msny
Backnches. dizziness, headache.
Ehrly symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles. dropsy, Bright's
The statement below shows you a
the F. Jones. 53 Fifth street, East
Norwslk. Conn, says: “1 out pleased
Kidney
myzbre'uth and I also had dizzy spells
Hearing about Dunn's Kidney Pills,
l (trickled to try them add procured
trouble dlsnppenred until i was well."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster Milburh 00.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. V .
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RAILROAD OEFICI'AL DEAD.
NEW YORK. July 17.-Jemes E. ‘
Chllds, vice-president and general
manager ol’ the New York, Ontario and
Western Railroad. is dead at a bus
pital here of heart failure following the
administration of on anaesthetic. Mr
Childs had gone to the hospital for a
minor operation and his death was err-9
tlrely unexpected. He was 64 years
old.
Every any some stompstronsflwht
where—4m their own add your dlsad
vantage—because yOur advertisiniz
was not quite impelllng enough.
THE FABRICS WE SHOW
the
summer styles
your cloth dud let us tnllor~you it per-
lutest creations for
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well dressed mull. Our workmen tire
:rr-tisls Illid turn out perl‘ect work.
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213 WASHINGTON '37.. .
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for Connectiné
Gas Ranges
To insure prompt nttention or-
wait until the weather get: good
and hen; Order your gas range
today. An order , placed now
inc-m prompt nttcntion. We can
not promise this prompt “service
if you delay in ordering. Order
now. A phone editor a portal
will bring our representative.
UnitcdviEiectrlc, ‘
House yesterday
for the purpose oi! legulizinu a custom
in operation in many cigar destinies
which permit their employees to
smoke three clgurs a day for the pun
pose oi experimentation.
meut proposed by
Payne oi rNew York providing that
the workmen should
three cigars while at work was de-
tented. «
Under «Bill “at Pooled.
WASHlNG'lTCi .ll .- 17—3'1‘lle
This bill. Mr Peters bums, was
An a‘m‘é‘na
Representative
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Helpmates and soulmates are not
always synonymous 9 . ,
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PAPER
‘ our Spring‘goods are now
in stock. While we have a .
» larger assortment or fine
‘Btiodsnthun ever before, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er end of the line, and are
showtng a great many pat.
' term; from No per double
roll up.
The Gorbam Co.
E. E. GORHAM,‘
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
to First St., E. NorWalk
Telephone Four Five Two
Humane
John H. Knapp
ChriItlan Ewart:
Samuel Grumman
City National Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
' BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profit:
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
m-
Sate Deposit Boxes $3 and 55 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP, int Weir-Prat.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vic.
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R. Hurlhutt
Henry S. Lockwood
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AECEDAR
CHEST ’
is the only sure protection
aguiuet moths.
lion't’wuit until you have :1
beautiful for ruined before
sellout one oi these chests.
We have n trumpet: oi clues
and shapes to select from.
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it is on established {not that
hum Aluminum cooking Utonn
Ills are superior to those made
oi“ any other metal. Till It on
been woven by Icisndiic rm
remit. as the mu show that
no yordiem, rust. clout-oxides
or injurious cinch one term. so
is there any danger of ohihiiiiiii
II with enamel wore. , , ‘,
' it iii an excellent hell condos» .
tor. which means titlitiit boiling .
rind curing or met. its
‘ used .a bill intro;
duced by Representative Peters or
Massachusetts authorizing workmen
in cigar factories to unions three cld‘
' are a day without the payment 90: the
internal revenue tux. '
mutter how it til dud. Neither. ,, ,‘
business
is found in
9 treaty for protecting the scenic beauty
of the Falls, by Which Canada is' re-
stricted to a maximum of 363,000 cubic
feet or writer a second, and the Unit-
ed States to 20 000 cubic feet a second
Rupld pevII9ment st Nlugsrd FsiiI'
lilsturb.’ Aroma-nu Who Are For.
hidden to Import Current.
There is a limit to this growth
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it
the recently negotiated
.y'rlie carnal States it til
ready using all but 4 .000 cubic feet 0
her allowance, Canada about hair .19
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NIAGARA FAILS, July 17.~—-Recent her lull amount, but for the fact that
enlargements of the generating plants the treaty 18 Mt Wt hilly operative in
or the hydro-electric power compeulemlhlfl country: By an old law. running
.011 the Canadian side oi Niagaya until March l.191:i.industrles on the'
Falls cells attention to the rapidly Amer-icon side at the Falls are limltr
‘ Brewing demand in the province of owed to 15,600 cubic feet of water a sec~
tarlo for this modern form or energy iond, while Importation of electrical
and are heading to apprehension as to current tram Canada is restricted to
the enact of this expansion upon mild!» 000 horse power.
.dllfitrll Oil the American side or the V1910“.
harder. Six years ago less than 3 444. Horseshoe Fallls. was devised at a
horse power tram Niagara Falls was uflint! when i
sold in Canada. Now we; Amount to 'a‘l'torded the cataract no protection. nortation of power is
about 100. 000 horse power, while Under the treaty the Protection is ant-9 ed. Canada may be using all the treaty
chew: the three Competitors in the field his and permanent
announces that by 1913 it will have ileaty becomes operative the re be none left to import into the United
ready two additionnl generating units strictlou will be removed
0113.090 horse power each to meet the
increasing demands. or its Canadian
intended to safeguard the‘
What is worrying business men ot
western New York is that while they
‘walt for the treaty to give them 4 400
cubic feet udditlounl water and to re— on my hat.” .
moire the limit on importation of
power. new industries
them and locating in Canada.
means not only lose oi! the industries gendorter Blnetter
themselves, but the absorption of Can-
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