THE scum Hoawamt mo W '
ans scorn maniacal came—419m m... ... ......
EVENING SENTINEL Z1635 1mm but more and ammo
ESTABLISHED BY ers. And there wasn‘t any disturb—
n t .
JAMES GOLDEN. ‘ ce. 3 all They exorcsaed their
" ___.__‘= oplnlons on the subject ”frag
E. L. AND A. L- GOLDEN. speech" rather freely and vigorously.
PROPRIETOR‘
of
but there was no violence, nothing to
l
THURSDAY, JUNE [8, 19,4 disturb the peace of Lie community.
W And now Tarrytown has lost It! tear
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR of ‘Zanarchlstsj-
TOMORROW. I I” new! always that Way, The
High tide 7:59 a, m, 8:03 P. m‘safest method of dealing with agita-
Sun rises 4:19; Sm 7:29. tors is to let 'em agitate. New York
... .... ....-W .. .. had a similar experience in the spring. '
EVENING SENTINEL 'l.‘ELE-,The my 113‘ become alarmed 0"”
PHONE CALLS. ,the “wild, whirling words” of 'a group
pa-o—News Department, ,of professional distill-bets. Street
gray—Business W imeelings were raided by the police,
1383 a—Brimch Office, NOWko and some oi‘ the speakevs arrested.
‘90 t-é—gEditor'n Residence. 'W'th , t . _
nuns—(lily Editor's Rcludence.E l “on “c 0: “megs“ the m“
. .» contents became more melon and dar-
; ins In their defiance oi society. Then
r SOCIETY NOTICES . ,
1 the city authorities decided to allow a
A Special Communication of Old his meeting in one of the public
Weir Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M., squares without police interference.
WI" b'e hCId 0; Ffi‘dlyk evflwflilf, EJUHAO Tm mmhiltl, we ‘I, “v, “v. and 0th“
19th 1914, at 0': oo . or . . . " . '
drug-'9. All Master Maurie cordially er “mm... propagandlsts made their
and internally invited. speeches and felt better; the crowd
. " p. a, BEACH. w, m, Echeored or jeered as the mood seized
RQBERT M. WILCOX, Scc’y. it. everybody went home satisfied. and
...-.L.....--_._-. - _. the dangerous pressure ot a certain so:
DODGING THE INCOME TAX. i('IIII stratum was relieved.
so London discovered the secret long
last as the government thought. or ‘50. and ”Ne Park, with its Marble
else a lot of us are dodging our income Arch forum of unrestrained 39°60“! ‘3
taxes. The secretary of the U. S. a metropolitan safety valve. Boston
treasury reports that the personal m avoids much trouble by letting its re-
come tax assessments to date. which formers and “plain cranks" "“9 as
make a practically complete return they 919‘" 9" the Common. Tom‘
up to June 30, are only ”0,750,000, Johnson adopted the same wile policy
whereas olliclal estimates had placed in Cleveland when he built stone ros-
the returns at $514,000,000. Even that "um! 0'1 the ”“11“ 5‘1“” “he” “‘3’.
was thought to be a low figure; the ‘ men might say anything that anybody;
v- else would listen to. , ,
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WITH OTHER EDITORS. i
From the pointer view of many lo-
:cal Democrats It should be encourag-
‘ing news that Representative Jeremiah
Donovan ol' the Fourth Connecticut
District is gradually qualifying sage
Either we're not getting ricll
author of the income tax law belie
.ed that. the total revenue during thei
. first ten-months period would be not?
less than $82,000,000, to be collected
from 425,000 persons: '
Times haven't been very good. to
be sure, and citizens have had cou-
Lfi? .
TALKS ON THRIFT.
v
I
Why Girls lhould Learn to Gave. 1
“The young woman who kuowa tron):
experience just how money is earned;
and how it may be judiciously expend-g
ed and profitably invested, to far on
the way to a high plane of living."-I—:
Prof. W. A. McKeever, ,
Three billion dollars is the estlmpt.l
ed amount spent annually for the up-j
keep of the ten million or more horn“.
in the United States. I
Most of this money is expended by,
women or girls. i
'Does this not show the great im~'
portance of training young women in
the value and use of money I
Some time ago a prominent house
hold magazine askedsoo bachelors
why they did not marry and settle
down. Most of these then replied that
the average marriageable young wo-
man nowadays is wtoo expensive a
luxury. Many asserted that young
women of today are money squander
are rather than the material out of
which thrifty helpm'oets are made.
I" "Why can‘t we have bills? Then we
could put all the people oil." argued
a bride of a tow months. with her
young husband. a professional man,
striving to make his way on an income
of 31,500 a year. She was the product
ole drabratehoardiug school. and the
child of a family high in social pool-
tiou. But she was utterly uneducat-
ed in the morals or handling money.
The word morale in used advuodly
because a true view or economic ills
requires that every expenditure be re-
garded as an act that Involves a moral
question. for an undone-Ban and un-
wise expenditure is a minute of the
power 0! money.
The girl of today participates very
little in household work, and she does
practically nothing to reduce expendi-
tures.
Whose fault is it
Very little of the blame can be put
upon the girl herself. Her parents
must shoulder it. and they in turn will
sayvthet the times are responsible.
But there are signs that people are
becoming more sensible. Perhaps the
undoubted halting or business activity
at present has something to do with it.
At any rate, the organisation of the
Parents league among rich people in
,“Hcre. take a. look at this writeup,
which ID! ed about me in. one of Karl Home reads a paper he has writ-
mmmm ' "#ququ Ills
II sum IIIIIIII
Twclcysaml e um um il’Pmsalai’nnoremschun
From New York in Benign i neuroses Fannie «I
one Wager.oi$I50——Ex- l . Friends ’3 " ‘
l
I
if so come here Lupin-row.
Looking over the stool our
asleslady finds tint she has too ,
many of that ONE SIZE and
wants to reduce them quick.
Every one of these cdrsets is of
the newest style, purchased with-
;in the loot lanolin-oldest-
prise such popular models as
Royal Worcester, R. and 0., Le
Mlle, C. 8., etc value $1.50 ‘
and $2.00 per pair.
. pooled to list Outdoor "‘T‘“
- For the past term the pupils of Miss
film” sud“, ll‘loreuce McMahon‘s kindclgarten
Ehave spent a goodly portion or each
. ‘day in the woods and fields. studyin"
{$01218 the piston) 0’ "931th and the wondrous work oi Nature at 0105:
611:0“ atlases, three sturdy young- range. ‘lhey have seen mother earth
:h l I 8 In“ “”0 hays, blow into released from the grip of the cold and
e hentinel once. ”5‘9““? siter- the frost. and have daily watched her
noon. and proceeded inrMSIDBiS'WI cloth her trees. and, fields and weeds
way to state why 3” "in m’””‘ with green. From the first skunks
3:,“ they propos , ”If” after they fillbalolhey have seen the-flowe'rmoi
_ ..4 . ' the springtime come and go. They ' ‘
“They were there bacon!” they; want-l have come to love the haunts in their Tomorrow only 850
to fifi' ‘zddhzg' tam; 1“ ’12; favorite woods, and the creatures and “ SATIN BROCHE '
£9 “Y 3 ° “'7 n. 3‘ insects and powers mu poopml'thom. ' PETTIOOATS.
they "0““ appreciate it ‘ ““5 lot it and so It was that yesterday morning
the Militia 1308111. ‘? Vflll ”flw film moron” Invited their iriends and
Sort-techie! II “Emma .- f this .to their ‘tavorlte play and
a .. “le , , fitudy grounds. while they told theta
a :IWWUB 7. ,‘9 is 1,4,“- f‘Mwu‘ “infill; Mosul”. At-m
Wafers traveling on OIII‘"WV - . o, the woods they floured
said the girl. with perfect composure, ,0 ani
.. oy the beauty or them and tho
and live make good we stand to win school up! “The 'Birds. and Bees m
not only slsom,‘f~lllch I!“ W 9‘“ Moran." and later “A Bluebird set
“D as ‘ "'38" h“ we no” to he the‘ en‘s Tree and Sang." As the guests
means pf getting other boys and girls crepe clnidren milled among the
to 5“” “MW" clubs °” 0‘" return to flowers little Cecelia Byrne read an
.\'ew. York.» We are footing it from ' essay on "The Flowers of ,0" Woods"
N"; ’1‘? if???“ without 3 3:: which was well written and shoved
““3 "" y a e ‘ ”I “y ' an the love she and the children had iorl
to show ”Mk ing ltalo ngco untyr the growing things of their woods.
t" “‘0" by "mug “ “”5 mum” Then Lucille Hani'ord sang “clover
roads that there is no finer way in Blossoms" as alto stood in a field of
Mac“ one can spend : "rut: d‘iilem. to the great delight and enjoy-
"9 ‘h' “0”“ ”r m ' on meat of all. As they walked deeper
when she resumed it was to fly: into the woods. and the buzzing of in-
end Delmar sheds. made with ‘
Alida platted ruffle; value 3115
,Mt Fridayspocial ...‘
1.000 LENGTH8 0F , 89¢ .
Wit GOODS. ‘
From one to five yards; all
fthls nason'e goods; AT LESS ‘
”HAN 0081? To 61:08!
“in ANION GINGHAHB.
Amoskeag brand, all
W HEMP OTMI GRIPS .
at inane- we.“ m:
and colors. Friday special 24¢
10c COLGATE'O
TOILET ”All.
In such odors as sandalwood.
rose, lilac, hellotrope, almond
cream and violet. Friday spec-
ial ........
Light and durable, seven new id
size
Tummy, JUNE a, 45:4
liiilll "If this “FRIDAY SPECIALS
A Day Rich in Opportunities For the
Thrifty.
Do You Wear $515818 Comet?
25¢ WINDOW SHADES.
Water opaque, all colors, full
2 yards long. Friday epoch!
.................... 19¢
29c WINDOW SCREENS.
24 inches high, extend to as
'incl‘es. Friday special .. 23¢
31.00 SCREEN DOORS.
Made of hardwood, all sizes.
Friday special .......... - l"
31.00 Gowns. 7"”
Made of halide, low hark,
"hi-fled with lace and ribbon,
Friday special 69¢
soc oaawsns. '
blade or line muslin, rid; rut
‘_fle or lace and embroider-ii Ni. V'
day special ...... m...” 33¢
50c WOMEN'S UNION SUITl
. 0! line llsie. low neck and
niecreless, lace trimmed pants.
Friday special .......... 39¢
h ”T novels.
blade of good muslin. round
and square neck, embroidery
, m WHITE MOUNTAIN
Ice CREAM 'FREEZER5-
2 qt. sine. Friday special
........... $1.75
3;. uoeuvucrlc
TOOTH DRUMS...
Medium and hard bristles,
adult sites. Friday special
J. trimmed. Friday speck} 17¢
roots are heard._ they all stop. and
yesterday‘s. New York papers." at the
some time polling a column article.
with 0 km picture at the girl at the
, showing Master Home to be a very
top, under the scibes nose for lnspoc; observing young person. This“ he.“
tion. ”This will tell you Who I am one ceased their buzzing and listened with
what my object is." " “ ,
. wrapt attention as the, school sans
Thule article stated that the young “The Bees." lint by no means were
woman. who 1' only “13"“ sixteen m the birds tprgotten. Josephine Miller,
tea on “The insects of Our Woods."
This essay was written splendidly.
.....-v. ...—..-. ‘__.....-.. - ..~
seventeen. is the youngest detective » l.
. .’ . who had been their friend all the
in hewfiork. that silo has been at- year. r ‘ delightml'papcr on "The; .
slderahle dimculty' ill understanding House expert on mt oiline mammlvow York is significant.
the law. as the omcials have had ill As an ever ready source or lnforma-‘ “We hope to make it fashionable to
applying it. It is possible, however, lion on postal statistics theNorwalk be lenslblc and unfaillionebie to be
statesman is, always avafleble.‘ The foolish,” Mrs. John Hays Hammond
thriller from hematite plug. . ”has: said in outlining the‘plans oi' the cr-
”’mail‘tacilltiss and under discussion. aspiration-which holiness formed for
is clue2 mostly to ‘man‘s. natural. disin- the greater hispll‘pawat mung; on the purpose of uniting pirents ’aud
clinaillnl to pay taxes when he can the subject. - Representative Dolmvan teachers in establishing wholesome,
get out of it, ‘ wagon the week by coming to the res- common sense standards for the edu-
Next year the requirements will be cuslof Delegatelchklirshani oi Ainslie :lalignfiamusement. and, home life or
, . w lapen usuppyo actaaeo l . , _
_, better‘k‘w“ and "”3 ”Stem “f w" the postal receipts of Fairbanks. on-T Parents of working girls also can
' .- 18‘3““ more ”few”. The 80“” der the impression that the business not escape responsibility. Suppose
meni, through its control of corpora- of the post olllcc at that point was for your daughter is employed in an once
lions and banks. will find it easier to greater than proved to be the case. or factory It fair Wlsas- She will be,
Mr. Wickersham had had a bill in. proud to be able to pay her share oi:
ill not only . troduced committing the Government the cost of living at home. ll! you will.
._ to very considerable expenditures for superfine her spending you will find
discover that ignorance is a less iusti-ra post oillce building. ' Mr. Donovan. that aha can dress as well as the
liable excusenbnt will probably have hop/ever, was able to gel the Alaskan neighbor girls of the right type out
their incomes dragged to light it theydoiegato right on the subject and by of what is left after DIYIIIK her share
“timid concealment. A good manyfhis objection succeeded in preventing at home. If she starts to ,work at
" ‘ the passage of the bill on the Ilnaui~__8lxleen years. 5'00 Will find that in
,mous consent calendar. But Alaska; two years' time. she can not only be
pay the tax. and thousands Will have ;“ along way from Bridgeport, cheer-{entirely sell supporting. but can put.
rm7pay a‘larger proportion than we ing‘ as it may be. to know that the aside in the bank a small sum every
did this year: but the pain will be al- :membar from Fairiield county is tak- week. It rathers would all do their
viated by the knowledge that cumming an active interest In the affairs duty. Elegy bl'Ilthtt ivolrlging girl whose
. , ‘J - . ,01' every portion of the country. there paren We no Wt no pecuniary...
v, “PM!!!“ emummncefi “"1 .1“? SW ; "9 some of .m, comma“... wuo‘misfortune. may haVe $500 in the banlq
lent to the same drastic "‘mDOS‘Im- lwould welcome a little maul lttmtlon'bv the time she reaches her twenty;
‘. We’ll have to get used to it eventual-“lo matters nearer home. The guns-‘tlrst birthday. ;
”y anyhow. The direct tax on incomes tion of who shall be the successor to,I Tm WIle a splendid thing 1013
1;: ocognized more and more as the Postmaster, Marigold is thought hyilier, thther shflmarrltes then or com,
‘. many to deserve the cons devotion of fillet! or emp oymen . '
rest form 9‘ taxation. Collections 1the man whom Bridgeport Democrats Girls and boys who learn lessons of,
eventually become easy and al-‘ ’ ‘
p t automatic. as in England... The. port Standard.
r .«Ldsséssmhnt will doubtless!
that the discrepancy between Uncle
Sam’s expectation and *his realization
check up on incomes at their source.
Those subject to the tax w
Vhousand more oi" as will have' to
fbocome men and women. Healthful.
~0- . ' employment (or young people is“ a.
in rule next lew Years/and thel Undoubtedly the problem of unm‘lffim‘ ”if???“ ”'5' "9‘1““! 0'
. ‘ , I loymeut in serious one all over the 8 cause y creates for successful
mum incomenssessedzlwill droni'country. Menvwho “nth“, Work gnuiliattliagmlth the problems at adult).
W "55 9'3““ “a"; T!” "“1: cannot find wbrk, find anything but Iifd.‘ . ' . . i
"a will be taxed tar ’more‘heav- ,‘pleasurg many boasted. prosperity 0: Would it not be Wholesome rm- thsl
' tli‘e'iifl'oo manila)? [have m the country. But there is another prob- ‘ nation it, there were, more admiration
' , « . . > 1"! lenithrnlshad-pythsmachinations:‘10!"the savers ail‘d less for mamm-
. Workingaud'who'wm not work. They era? .
_ , . .turn up whereverthereis trouble and,
w ‘ro-hiiallceadmroas'malce more trouble. And they agitate,
- ' ‘ ‘ " ? loot wisely, but too, much. What is to _
abs 4‘1““ with méméxmukqgn‘m.{Stockton ' Cat, enioged
_ ,ord,‘ ‘ . g _ ‘ ' , pensive turtle dinner
and their allies to l.
t- the feeling arenas . fi
' thing war? summit
n‘ "Rocketehg a
lit
to
’i
. T. u, ML’ACGREGOR.‘
l
snap—...
Charley Why. 'a refrigerants;
a most on,
record when
giver contaminants».
halal . .4... ;
, If Shamrock triples tho‘covetodl
am flout us. we may see in the
contest for at room; til/one
; na.‘ He_hsd,;,ordersd staunchly
loaning on! blocs, Where tun-inc.
cushioned, * ' '
inched to the district attorney's office.
whereshe did the major work In get-
ting the requisite evidence to help
Birds of ‘Our Woods? which Was a‘
finely composed story other worlds!
helped send to Washingtonemidgm,thrlft do not .forget them when they 1.3“" “‘° ”“53““ “’9
leffort, and that inlteadgoi procee
i probabl
rooms _. “ma. «with other and
The chit-chatter at the sparrows ,was
very merited when Lucille Boyd and}-
'Karl disuse sang slices on ‘flir. and.
Mrs. Sparrow." to the delight of every-
stamp out angina compound evils and
that she is‘llllla Florence Clark. oi
the East‘ Wilder Mplslona. also
about her. own age. are Sam Halt and . .
. - . . . one. With fields circulates hero and
“...”
z. .. recited'a beautiful eulogy on “ In
about them to stamp them as celebrlt- Daisy." Now Juiita Coleman sans the
-‘e" could not be learned from a hasty “Butterfly" and the school flew with
persuul of the writeup. )liss Clark, the 'her. in remembrance 0, many happy
article stated. was to leave from City and sunny days in the woods Jose.
79 Washington Street,
' WILI. Ops"
'. The People’s Trust Company,
SATURDAY. JUNE 20th,,1914 .
.Aro O'CLOCK A. M. ‘
MERCANTILE AND savmcs osranrusnrs.‘
Large or small accounts receive equal attention.
OPEN eveav ausmzss DAY FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL s P. M.
ON BATURDAYS FROM 0 A. H. UNTIL NOON. MONDAY EVE-
NINGS FROM Z UNTIL 8 O'OLOCK. ’ A
South Norwalk, Conn.
ron oucmsss
Hall on Tuesday, for Boston, bearing phlne Miller sang “Sunny DIY5-" Nell? ....._'. ‘ ..
letters .Irom Mayor Mitchell to other the school song 0, the “Buttercup".
officials enroute. and the object 0; bar after which Lucille Byrnes, and the",
trip was substantially as all or l,school “as of the "Dandelion" and;
“DM' d ,H i'cau Things Bright and sawmill." at,
The trio. she said, got starte u tl- tor a lolly tramp through the woods,
out incident on scheduled time. never, with their annual“ children brought:
“I’m“ “m“ 1“” reached P0“ them back to the school on Hillside
Chester, late in the evening. where place .where they
surgerllt‘tdoolth themeln izzdtlhe gill: containing their wflung
an tree em V ry Y- work. and they also proudly displayed
there they hiked it down to South the
cosslsslumarn suurf
fiFHlATEll soul 3
(Continued from First Paps.) l
water bills under the meter rates alias-I
it their bills are not paid within five‘,
pretty paintings they bad‘made ol days after the notices are received.
receive one bill for the aggregate r
mount concumed. This was agreed
upon. in the event that more than one
meter is in a building, the bill will be
rendered the same. but the owner will
have to pay the rental tee oi cache
showed them books ing that it is discriminatory. Informing . meter In ,use.
and spelling them that the water will be shut on; A motion Which would give a cit—
izen owning several pieces of property.
the advantage of paying for the ag-
Nomlk where they expected to stay their friends of the fields and woods, The notices will be sent out today."8"08’8t8 amount DI water used. will
over night. but Just Where they were alter which refreshments were serv-,
to lodge was a serious problem they ed I,
were then trying to grlipple with. The " . z .
two lads were willlni‘ to" put up it" _ . I
the police station it City Hall. theronlin “mung“ I
cells there having been recommended,
to them as being the ,very finest ml
the country. but question, the girl'
to also her--. ‘ . i
“M’ "3 “he” ”he w“ D l Pacsrwwn, Scotland, June 18.—
' ‘ be sub-
self. Alter some disouuion gifretcted‘to: Brilliant weather greeted the opening
apply at certain quarters, where they;
were seen later debating among them;
selves as to who was tom: the asking..
‘ ettled b ,
the matter finally being a gsionals in the British Isles, Francis,
“ . .tekl th .
Xgnzigfizitmwtttngt. it Eto'bci Ouimet. open champion of the United
I ‘ ' ‘ ley a prominent
’- and Mir. 8. as. States. Eric Apper ,
h m:t;la:mo;§f:riune smiled on thm‘Adstrallan player. and. three of. tho
0 ‘ 8‘ dingjleadlng French golfers. , g
on their journey in the morning. we The ”1% hundred competitors’ “‘2
m had loaned. they will than face are composed of those who returne. ,
algal andpbeat‘it back to New Yorliiu‘e lowest scores. in the recent chalk,
_ . I ’ . . v to
...... may we mm ... n swag»? iliiflofi’im‘éfi.11330:.”203...I
othe'ytwilldothieinviow ,1, . . a. ‘ w h»
, , . , , _« . -, ha com some very last w an the,
the unbounded ”mm“ and outlaw, first cobble left the too at ,eighto’ciocki
competition
championship. in which are engaged.1
.he» ”dined at! this only new: 11 to:3313mI-t9°7)~91d‘§9‘““ “1““ mk‘951.slu~mmlnsa “ l
.tlss whichsur‘vived “dirty irons Chi: ,about their is:
last nightlbsrid' ' go
my}; Vlslt‘troul '
and cotter. that
Alana: the Early _ do returned tor’
the am 18 holesyerethoasol Harry;
,‘Vardon, a iprmermmpion. wig .lx'iradfi‘,
I. . .. ~ - ‘the s lendidscore or 1,73; .13 I]?
_ ., “5““: “it“? film.” ‘lor. life holderot the uncommon-3
”‘73!!th then 9°?“ minim); Who Ellison‘s 14;, Tom, William.
‘ ' " sunfwltn 76. and several 76's.
out “13ft . .
them in" the ior‘enoon.
_ ‘ Francis ‘Dullnet tool: 85 strokes. sic:
- make the roundalld was. , , , i
. :_ 't- t' ,by J.}L. l0. Jenkins. the 81-8.de
”7' m" 3 (,°' ' slugs: _.
- » any meeting. ineliiieyvith.
here today of the titty-fourth annual that they had not made up their
for the British open golf ‘minds. ‘
;besides the best amateurs and protes' commissioners last Him in regard 10‘
’ was submitted to that company. Last;
i“: this“; main ‘ ', by Mia. 8W _ .fihair-
t
liam A. Curtis, acting as attorney tori
Florence B. Shedleld, Florence M. At- ,
water and Pauline Morrlson. Whether
prohiematlcal. Two of the property,
owners were asked this morning what
their course would be and they stated
Another alteration was made by the
the contract with‘tha Norwalk Tire
and Rubber company. This is the
third time a change has been made
from-the original proposition which
night.“ was agreed to give theme
low water for tire protection without
cost, ind to charge the regular meter ,
rates of that word for the -service
pipes. This (litters from the last de-
cinema! the. board in that the slow
a year, minimum guarantee. le“‘with-
drawn. This “My contract is to be
applied to the new inclery in con-
struction for the Handel-soda Erwin,
company, , ,. ' .
Allelic! delinquents. numbering
nearly? loll, who owe, tor. bani: water
bills prior to May first. was brought;
to, the attention of the commissioners
and they voted that if the bills are coil
and by’July-nm. the mm be shut ,
elf tram each buoy .. .. ,
‘,A lire hydrant was ordered put in
near the items For The Audi 011
Westport » venue. ; Theoretical tor
or the lies committee.
The four who have entered protests thereby only be charged once at the
are: James T. Hubbell, Mrs. Sophia AI sliding scale of rates in dome was
lweed, Michael Ratchford and Wll- defeated. Muell discussion was oc-
casioned before it was put to a vote
which was not unanimous, As the sIt‘
nation now stands a person possessing
BEATS OUIHE f a contest over this ruling will result is - more than one piece of property. In.
which water is used. is obliged - to
pay for the first 5.000 gallons at 15c.
per thousand gallons for each piece or
property. D
Other matters or a routine nature
were acted upon. , \
A PASTORAL.
Along the lane beside the mend
Where the cowsilpgold is in the
8"“.
.A tall and springing country lass;
But though the had a merry plan
To shield. her from my soft replies.
Love played at Catoh-me-it-you-can.
‘In Mary's eyes.
A mile or twain from Val-lay Bride’s '
I plucked a dock-lest tor a man.
And drove away the constant nudge.
And cooled her torahoed's strip a
on." . '
But though the- maiden would not
spare »
My hand her pretty linger tips.
Love played at Catch-me-lf-you-can
On Mary’s lips.
And now the villago'naslysd In sight.
Ami closer fluid I to her side;
A flush ran down into the white,
The impulse of a pinkish tide;
And, though her race“ was turned
my. ‘
‘ ‘ Howrnluch her'pantlng heart can-
1 440's amad‘atMa-mm :h
, nova m,
E watched the mllklnaid's easy speed. .
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Norwalk Chronicler