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WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwolk and vicinity. Fair tip.
ight and Tuesday; cooler tonight;
The disturbaniiie
niiht is now'central over Easterln
Maine. It caused local showers intlile
along the coast north oi Virginity.
There are slight disturbances in this
southern and western districts. but “lilo
well defined storm area east of this
L'Rocky Mountains Moderate temperh
tures continue in the northern sell:-
Light tract was reported from
Sauit ‘Ste Marie, Mich. The weekily
lorecast states that pleasant weathiir
may be expected for two or three days.
the week. .
WEATHER A YEAR Aoo roomiji'
Temperature:
{Partly cloudy
'1‘ Calvin Demarest, oi New Yorllt,
spent the week—end in Norwalk, with
iriende.
Thomas Pierce, of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days inrNorwalk villi
ing friends
Miss Lillian Collins, 0: Norwalllr.
spent yesterday in Bfidgeport, visito-
ing friends.
Miss Maud Rubey, of Norwaik. ism
able to be out after two weeks ilineils
at her home. .
~Denoe given lby Lady Jennlnits
Lodge, 0. S. 01‘ it, Red Men‘s Hail.
West Wash. 81;, Wedneoday evening.
Juno 4 .1913- Music by em a Orohdi‘r
tru Admission 25¢.
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Mr. and Mile. Frederick W. Fox it
New York city. are spending a ME
days with Mayor and Min. Robert 1
Wolfe. of South Main street.
Miss Edna Howard. oi Norwsllit
has returned to her home alter openii
the a low weeks in Worcester, Mash,
where she has been visiting irieudiii
A stated communication of Old
Well lodge. No. 108 F ilnd A. i .
will be held at its rooms. June 8A.
.1913. Rt 8 o’clock p. m. The Felici-
mm degree will be worked.
South Nm'wolk Knights oiColmAiA
new a school hail the sixth Amity
Low. 67; high, sh. =~
rel I360 1..'J VAAST "
This is the store
'for Ladies
Best Grade of Shell Paiper 5c pica.
“Best Grade of Lunch Paper 5:: pkg
Best Grade of Napkins 5c doz.
Lunch Sets ' 26¢ each
We also have very large sheets of
Shell Paper which can be cleaned with
a damp cloth without soiling the sur-
face. TRY IT.
Donnelly’sw—HW
Stationery Store
. 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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FRED. H. BANUNG, .
Funeral Director- and '
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telfimno 004.
84 80. Main at. so. Norwnlk.
JohnSOn’ s
NEW A"
Wood Die
in particularly adapted for oil in-
terior M notiwork {on the follow-
ing reasons: '
A—Quick in obtaining results.
B-AFastnese of color. ,>
C-u-Ease of oppiication.
DuWido mg.» of shades.
Paw-Economic“. ‘
Cell for color boardii and Ism-
pie can.
Charles E Dow
lot the institution a! the council;
will he lndiss‘ night and tho Klimt Ii
end their ladies will who 0. m ll
high clubs- We! roost trod mi
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Taxi and Touring
followed by showers the latter part or ’
HUMMER WINDOWQV
1,18 inches high, 32 in none:
eonoH Hammocks;
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$5 00 per ton
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No better way to cnjoy the day than in one of our
AUTOMOBILES
Our chsufieurs are careful, experienced men, and our
rates reasonable. . A ‘
We are booking order: now.
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wreck, and by buying soc‘ worth or more of Ten and
Coflées you will receive
20 .ZlW" STAMPS FREE
Bobidgs Regular and Extra Stumps given on obi».
FROM MONDAY, MAY 26 to SATURDAY. MAY 3:.
This Coupon not wood ;fter Soturdoy. May 3:.
The ,. Great A&P Tea Company
in wAmmm-ou or. worn Honivsut
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V badly hurt you are that I may decide
.two carried the lady to the house.
' you a little story.
. overlooking n‘rlrer.
;, spring. The hour was that when the
.. twilight fades into night A new moon
‘j I- standing over the western horil‘on. . .
“Two youni; person; were sitting on '
,. The man took her hand in one of his;
,' the other he stole around her Whilst. ‘
-- ‘I iovo.yon,‘ he sold. 'nud 'I wish you
' to be my Wifef
' pllclty.
' Then he spoke.
' between. nymlglltoen and looting. .
'il cloy'rIIdy to thrust till the run ‘
‘ mos. 'I'lliI person you spool: of will: ' .
"then All that condition. no rm In no .
"lnlportsnt point or his guano: tbs [
e; MARGARET aARR
Iy gentleman living on a country road.
place.
bond: will: not palatial
outed an owner or moderate men
It was Ilot-«npuclous. And the
promi s that denoted he was refined.
There wa's o whirring of wheels up
road dad on automobile appeared
ride the chauffeur there won only one
: Adi-sou aboard. a middle aged lady ‘
well wrapped in 1dr robes. The ve-
hicle had reached u point perhaps a
aundrcd yords from the place descril»
t‘ pistol shot. '
The chuui‘teur ivus unhurt.~ Not so
he lady. The gcntle‘mun who saw
file catastrophe went to her assistance
She was lying with closed eyes, but
the soon opened them and looked at
the man bending melt her __
“Tell me. madam," he said. “how
what to do. """
“I don' t know," she sold in a faint
serious." .
The chauffeur Joined them, and the
Two young indies. the daughters of
the host, took her in charge, while the
gentlemen telephoned for a surgeon.
When the medical mun arrived be pro»
trounced the lady unhurt, with the ex-
ception of a sprained ankle. which
prevented her walking. He'snld she
might be driven to her home at any
time. Left alone with her host. the
lady suid:
"This is a singular meeting. Mr. Cun-
hing."
The gentleman still-ted.
met before?" he asked.
”Yes.1’ou Were once yell known to
me. But that Was twenty years ago.
had my use is Just double what it u as
then. It is not remarkable that you
should not uxcognlze me. ”
"But you have recognized me. "
"There is u reason tor that." ' ~
“Will you give it?" ' ,
“Yes. but not directly.
“We have
I will tell
a scene is the
veranda. of ii house on an eminenEe
The season is
the veranda, a man and Al wolunn
_ The "words wore sin).
pic but more winning from their sim-
It was the happiest moment
or her life.
“But not relishing being won too eas-
ily she asked for time. promising In
answer within a few days. He assent-
ed. but reluctantly. When a few days
had passed she looked for him to come
to her for her answer. He did , not
come. A month passed and she receiv-
clty. telling her that he had suddenly
been called away; that s new iield had
opened to him. but that it would be I
long twglb before he could expect any
success. and she loved him
deeply Ibo would not have asked for
time. This was probaiily fortunate.
while most pm before they could be
bér way of being settled for life.
been diet and Ibo preferred to stand
by it she might write him, and he
would do his but to make mod his
offer. “A,
right About t matter. and since his
view we: bills. she considered his odor
annulled." ~
The lady had rebelled this point
which was the end or her story. when
one or the young ladies in the bout»
brought in a dainty luncheon on I only
my one would have lingered. but her
"tether told her imit- the stronger. will
portion at it time. The itirl withdrew.
‘mhero is it period in I mon'o lli'o
who who: he in to hit log.
in: too its motion.
caution prwsliod. " And-I!
the W
(his blunt. irony morning on elder~ ’ ‘
was taking the air walking about his ~
.They indl- .
but there was dometlliun about the .
s on explosion like,“
he lili‘to sweried ulld
. u doing so want mer.
voice, "but I doubt it my injuries are".
ed a letter from him from a distant -
married. and he would only blend in ,
it
‘ Ibo agreed with illinw in this In answer 1;;
to the question he had ukodwas not ~ '
account-3.1! that sewer was to have
"Till; chilled her at» and only love. * '
Ellie wrote him that doubtless he will:
not equal to seeing more than one -
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Mrs. Annie Sislemannand two chil- Miss Louise Neary, of Beaded,
dren, of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr has been spending several d
and Mrs. Samuel Abrahomson, of Bou- her parents, Mr. and Mrs John:
ton street. J of Lowe street. ‘
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‘ With Strongest Guarantee
When you buy a Fulton Go-Cart the
element of risk is. entirely elim- ,
looted. The manukcturorb Absolutely t
. Guarantee itt‘ogivo 8a odoryaorvlco. “
is not how. 'l‘lu‘y hm eon it
‘ . for yum. Union on Fulton mdog’ood
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Fulton GUACART.
Folding
a seer {
CARRIAGE
is the most popular can mode;
It gives satisfaction Ivory time.
We know u we have sold lots
of them. [’6qu priced, too.
Let us show you full line of Fulton Carts. We are ex- -‘
elusive handlers of them in this town. Dmp' in today.
THE A. J. ANGEVINE
7 . &.LSON 90.
“n“ ”9 Wold not be nearing-r. I long ' "
means sanitary surroundings for your Iamily, less lwo'rk (or
“the wiie and added beauty to everything in the lib
hate it in Oak, diaplghnirch all or which are bucco‘ ‘
the rich clients in ii Whether you are building new,
joint recovering your old floors, it will pay yen to ‘i
tour stock and list our prices.
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more Honwlluc. noun.
P. Err-Want 5 bilge of Rindliniz Wood, for
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