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Mitt; tho 8m“.
3 Mim- or tin-ll mgugcment
Sir pouald l'nrcrsbnm gonllx
minted that llulh (2:.Iilon at
hand It hall “Mill \‘cllh lo llt'
given by the British mil-.eru ltuth
W to be almond not to go. Inn
Consul Reynolds IuId his wife added
their Institution-tho blmuet s, and cm»
the tlmchonotod excuse of "nothing
to went-”wan firmly Will.
Though «he said nothing to any one
clue about her toellngs. she rI-aliy conlII
disloyalty to John Dorr.
V He won out in the hill: risking his
lit: to 1‘9th her fortune. (Could sin-
dance and tako. plenum: With A cheer
t'ul holrt when cite did not know
whether he was living or dcnd‘:
However. she went and i’ct't‘li'etlI tho
fornmlrcongrltulntloun of a great many
natty odlrcrs and the informal com
[minis of certain young Americans,
~vrho vowed that she was unpatriotlc in
choosing no English htwband. and
danced with Sir Donald and his friends
and smiled and blushed III the runipli
ltttllllrl and frowned Inughlngly on the
flirts and generally I-oudurtctl herself
In: a happy bride to he should.
lht'cn'sbnm way delightod sunlI told
her no in many ways. And long ni‘tcr
midnight. when Airs. Reynolds was pro
tannin; to go home. he took ltnlh out
under the shadow or tho garden ”‘1‘!!!
and would burn kissed her.
"Dou' I!" she sold simply.
“What is tthI Iunttcr. durllng'r' ho
mitt-d tenderly.
She stared out lam Inc Ilnl‘kitrnn.
It“
an
if pun] he MW “it billion of hcr fut-o.
“i not cure noun-thing has happened
E to John."
l’nvcruham frowoul. it was too laid
Vthnt this luttll «llama «hay! with be
nvrcn him and his ~trolinui.
voice wm‘u'cry ucntlcma llc sumueml;
“That is out of UN. question. Ach
met to Way‘l’ulthlnl. and all nuylhi
luld happenii l IIlulItid know of it. "
ltutlI uhmk hI-r land and initiated
that «be was cure. The barmu-t lingo
«l M hor. but cin- Vl'ntl not to in: put
on
“i lanow .iohn in in trouble.‘ silo nah!
delol'mlutiliy. "if you won‘t help me
.I'll go myself!"
Sir Donnld argued no strongly as he
could had in vnlu.
"i'tn molly sure. tlult John Dorr
ii In trouble," alu- ropoatrd. "III-‘9 nil
alone up there «mung those IVIwI‘ul nn
(ht? nod?—
"Arhm in with
.li‘nrcrnbun. I
'. »-~“Imd some one must go right away
'I V and in-lpIhle.” lluth went on.
"You poor girll'f murmured Lira.
Reynolds. "i know how you let-l, but
you must get some rest. Wp'll Iulk ll
mar tutor in tho-Inciting."
, . Rho Iircw
room.
; whimsical comfort for the haircut-t.
l-olorsbnm watched thm go, stood
doubtful for n moment. shook his lunnl
nod dopmtcd.
’l‘iio t‘tlll§til‘s wife found Ruth too
stubborn to baudic bv herself, for Rho
lllsldlcd'thut. who one else would 2: .
nia- ufould set out herself. and to em-
,pphaslzo her assertion hogan to change
from her bull gown into n riding habit.
,V'lV‘lIo consul came out in dressing
, "soon and slippers when Ruth. fully
clad. Emerson from her room. still rc-
(listing the huportunity of his wife
He added many common sense nrgu
,Vmenis. but Ruth would not listen.
. “I know thiit he is in trouble." she
‘ repented.
.: “But if he Were. which ismost un-
likely. you couldn't. help him,” Mr.
Reynolds said bluntly ‘V‘In fact, you
nIcreLv make matters worse."
Winn: they found her obdurnto they
look silent counsel of one another, told
‘ her to wait a moment and vanished.
- The instant they wore gone Itutb
nlippod out of tho house and. boldly
.. turned her face toward the hills now
_. Zillion against the unlit cits. _ ‘
I All day she traveled, ntrnngch alone
in n pdpulbus country. Many natives
nbe met; but they. merely looked oo-
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ELKB‘ PROGRAM TONIGHT; II
Arrangement: hive been perfected VI
b:: . the entertainment committee or _,
I. m Elks Tor a gain night this evening. _'
Tile Nutmeg Club mfiistrels a sched-
uled to present their delightful
formnnce tonight, there will bc‘ a non-
cart by the orchestra. and : number
n: vocal selection: will please. .
A larger crowd thou over In oxpect-
ed tonight. Schmidt‘: orchestrn‘wiil
; furnish exccilent music tor dilution.
and the lodge room. on tho :cccnd
that ”train from accusing herself oi"
iluI lliKI
E'I'l
Ruth away toward her
with a backward glxuu-c ot_
"l on our: mating in: ltcpponcd to
John."
l‘lousiy at the white girl in western
riding clolhcs. and as she avoided vii.
loge-Is «he cramped the notice 0! buy one
in authority. I
She knew that when her absence wan
tortilla both Mr. Reynold: and Sir Don-
ald would come utter her. I
Night tame. and she In: still pooh-
Iag on. though hungry and Wildly. in
the darkness :hc [tutored kept to open
pnths and it won on oue of thecc that
it panting Imtlvo round her.
raised his ccntortzcl hearts hers.
la a row worth: latch! her what had
happened. aha said curtiy. “i know
that. Where I: he!”
Sir Donald-'3 former ccrunt looked
at. her and ‘Mombel'od the lounge-m
nee: or thing: done by white women.
Kc lcd thclway back toward the hut.
muttering now and again: of the tut
rlhl filings he had seen. '
:{I while ltuth was thus Iletylug all
precedent and going to IlIeIIIld ot the
man cho lovud Wilkmmn lifid found
himsrlt again hemuwd in. I'lil. url‘ in
the. darkness from escape to the city.
Though hound llorr lllltl driven the
hliimcu away from tho but nml quench-
I-Il their («onerous or :IsanulI. they atlll
' harm-ml In the little gullles. and on I-\‘
cry hand the (llgltlvo toxIIII'! IIIIIerlI
confronted by It hoard but mun-en on
«my;-
1 He stole bank in tin- lInt and pet-roll
in John Was ntlll bound in tho uhnir.
Hind Drake's body lay hmidlcd on the
1 door. .
i He made his prepurnllonu quickly.
piling Ionic dried grass and line i'lllt
hlsh against one corner or tho but. ;
When the pile was once alight he
dumped some powder on it and run
i
"Mani!" nit. Iwhicpcnd.‘
«Smitty llIWfly. hiding II few hundred
\ yard: back.
The but took lire clowly. but the '
Iglnrc Accomplished hi: punlooc. It
om: drcw- tlI‘c \vntcbeI-II toward it.
. Emailed tho! no one would I: spy-
“Achmet!” Idle whispered when he,
.(IhutI that all would
lilIIBll- I VV
lMien she not! done this site
:; tainted
x
itfirm‘lym Count Reynaldo
and In: oporud their leaded
I “ tools 1191. whoré John and Ion-hm:
Admitted with Ruth betueeu Il.Iem
itfli balmy count-lotto.
ilorr btietly txplalned his expert
coca and related boo" Ruth ha] old.
debiy appeared just as II: lmd’gtven
up Mug; .
”so Imm‘ud Lumm‘bv iluths side.
mewr blind--
The next morning Mrs Reynolds laid
mmnwhmm- tot My
mombloti urouud the bmakf table
"1:: get this young l back
to Aw cite. aid. pope‘siorno
pm!"
Idiom so [rancid nodded tithe-L
ginncbig at. each other.
This it who that a couple Q? days
later old Tom Kano at the Ellioster
IKcy" mine tor-cited a cabiegtum r-end
“18;
Wilkerson Darnell aboard clumsily Pa
; can. with men We to!
lot: out mu. . DORR
Thus it In: tint the utrumlebe
tween Wilkerson and John hour was.
again transformed to the volley In
which lay the "Mlllt‘l' Key" an.
thltcmn cud Jean Darnell, with
tic put-loo: moon their Mien.
mam: humanly. ohmic: am
I steamer lhflt tilled. '
“child told MSW“ Duh" «law.
though unable to say how it. bad bop
L
. , mood. «Priutélyihc bud no W.
The young man had served ill: pur-
pose, and it was by no means doubtful
lt-Itbot be halite reward. for she
liked him on much a: it “I? In her
nature to cure for. my man. he thought
"lie on: an awfully coed ootl.’ :be
1m to “human one night on they
leaned clot the roll and watched the
long swelln from the bow speed too
nice Into the luflnlti of the m
‘Tel, the follow had his good points "
be admitted.
ole "aided thoughtfully.
no: in lore with me“
Wilkerson laughed
Mrs. Darnell glanced at him with II!)
expression strange on her bundsorne
taco ‘ Yes. 1 um um he lovedglniILj!
'ln vnin " he retmucd nanny. I
‘l don't kuou number it min t hired
been wholly in rain after a " fine
murmured. “l the has give: * little
love of that kind. it scum p it l
had always boon a woman m. for
mull protection could not H II!
on: love-c or let loyal! tendon"
.1
l igontlnued in tamorrow' I Betting!)
“l thinkV th
.M.
IILDIEIIIA llllii RENEW
0PM HIIII' Add WC Prove III! I,
Hundred: at Testimonial;
it never fall: to produce the denim!
results- it enliven: and InVizol‘Itea
the hair sands And tiuuocot the
scalp. recalling in I. continuous And
Increasing growth at the hair. Let-
ters of praise are continually coming
in tram nearly all out: at the country
has renewed the growth at hair in
cue: that were considered absolutely
impale". A lady from Chicago
writes: "Alter a chart trill, my hair
stoppcd idling, and I now have :
war one and a hull yard: long."
Mlldredlnn llclr Remedy stimulates;
the scalp. make: It healthy and keeps
it so. it is the grcntcct. snip invig-
.. orator known. , It i: c wholocomc
medicine for fith the Mir ill! the
‘Icaib Even A small bottle at it will
"put more genuine lit: to your hair
thau II dozen bottle: of any other lair
.tonic ever made. it chow: result:
, from the very Start.
Now on :cle at every drug nor:
" and toilet store in the land. 50c. and
81. 00.
Mlldredluo Hair Remedy is the only
certain destroys: oi the dandrullm
crobe. which I: the ounce of 98 per
cent. of hilt troubles. These pcrn't.
cious, persistent‘aud destructive little
devils thrive on the ordinary hair ton
ic:.—-—Adv_
BAD COLD'MEADABIHY V
AND nos: storm
“Pape'i Cold compound" Endffioldo.
.. and Grin. Ila :_ Few noun.
. V Take PM: CoidI Companud" cv~
. cry two hours until you have tckon,
, three dunno, than all Iirlppc Itnlwy.
‘ goes and your cold will be broken. it
promptly open: your clogged-II) tics-V
trll: no the Air mm at the
head; stops nasty diochnrgo or none
running; relieve: the button“: dull-
ness,V1ercrtul_Ine:aV, not: throat. moi“
lug, harms: out
Don’t any uufled‘up' QIIIIliIt biov'rluz
:nd mullahs. Em your W
-“ hadwothhg'old: In the world girl: {
The mom unborn were said ,
but on blue ninth; 0! spoke into the .
that Mrs. Dnrnrll would have icon to ‘
"l min: him," oho aald simply. Lutrr I
outing tbnt lllldrcdlna Eur Remedy
(Contained from First MI
York mama not be rushed
cull George F moot: or Non-rumour
rctcryot mwm. relucod to ll:-
clu to: impaction.
V_.~IUnclcr 3 Mt ruling of the Fed-t
alumni» Cow. Which ho. sub-
mwompmy ct‘ihc ch‘-"Ycflt.
New lkvcu and Horton} m;
Complain must be dlcpooed oi by It:
prom ovum. Just why
pin: tor the dlthonl of
“my r! the New Byron floge
windowing Imam.
Iccl concern don: a very couldcrnble
' trclgbt Ind passenzer Dunno“, out its
transfer to new ownerchlp will cause
considerable Interest in [out shipping
circles and amend other businec: men
or this city and nation. .; 3‘ 2 l
The Annlng ,J .smlth company.
of which Annlng J. Smith of 811de
port is the hand. Vwa: recently incor-
”printed under the luv: 0! connecti-
cht with a capital stock of 31,000,000.
At the present time it own: the
freighter M:rlon._which opente: be-
tween the port at Southfiorwalk :nd
New York. and Mr. Smith’s l' 5 ex-
cansIlou Iieet. which is well knolvn in
local waters and all along Long . is-
and sound
May Establlch New Line.
At the present time the company is
considering the :dvlcabllity ol catw-
halting: freight lino (tom my to
New York city. At a. recent meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce 0! Der
.Mr. Smith and Mr. Footo address
ed an interested gathering at busineac
men relative to the proposition and
indications are tint announce: of silt
Iiclont support have been given to the
promoter: c: all. ‘Vubcme to cause
them to makc definite pin: for the
operation of mink sort of service on
the Housutonlt River this spring. At
loan such was the interenco given out
at the Derby In Its. '
The liorwalk ght line i: It plu-
VIIII‘lng one. and tor come um: ha: been
the only independent :tenmbont com-
pcny operating drum hung Illand
'80und Into New York city. The one“
sensor :crvlcc in tint city wt: dis-
:conthnued :hortiy alter the Slocum
disaster c number of you": :30,
the report: current tint the com-
“tiny i: dorlhil um curls-ram
or operating u passenger bout therej
this summer. V. . V
‘ The report that the Bridgeport
Vshlpplu’ interest: of the Now Haven
IRond oven to *bc merged _}with the
Shim-walk intemt: of the 'AnninxVO
'.i. Smith Company in: been current
for sold: time. but little credence was
attached to It at first. Recent do
velopmentc. h or. hove changed
the wmflulamcf the matter and
some definite Announcement In :x-'
peeled in the near tuturo. .
My. '
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m Sill hill?
ii. out
(Continued from Finn I'm)“
.
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{Werner Van Horn According to the
l
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1
lot the bridge out! that n. dynamite up
good I plan of the bridge were found In.
this pockets. '
s.-
9 Born, “carding to the police.' dbl papers Were DI'IGDSI'Qd Vin Norw&lk,I m ‘ qua-non “V to the preductivity
”"5“ ”mm“ 37 m“ of we He they were given to Countable max of the beds, with the ultimate my,
in live reel. 11 inches in height and .I. Lockwood. of that. town. who ado: ml" the mm mm m
“B 19 tested the writ :nd copies. carved £th hub, hare been returned tilled
one upon Administrator Goldmhmidt
In"! "7°” "8 ““9 by 999an and sent the other to Hartford; where
weight :2me :90 pounds.
umooth church.
Sheri! George W. Ross. who was ac-
companied by. In I in: Central Rail-V
road detective and two Cmdlan oili-
common: McAdam Junction, New
Brahma: lie was rcmprcd to the
gonna: Blots: Immigration room:.
where he in: closely sanded. Dcp-l .
luty 8112th Rod: notified the United
15mm: Marshal and the United State:
nuthtornoy at: Portland Asking
tor injunctions:
l
‘roorn in the hotel Horn mad,» n‘oI rel
illctnhcc. but. in alleged to hcvc told}
ltho other: the circumstcucc: or dial
‘dynomitlng; 2510 did; not appear to be;
Able to circuit very good English. There
were no paper: touud to Vldmtlty ntht.’
Imnde here are the count of any that
but i nlted Btu
.consumer a: well in the mnuotccturer i
‘ consume,-
m" m” into cuctody at “I9 W to the plea. but JudgeI Smith
in bl: doom settle: on interaction _
point regarding tits Attestation 0‘:
In cutout pockct he mood V: 0: Bolero :tieitction by Vt _.
nag; mo why he in; drumm’umm c
the bridge. the urination. t‘pqllce‘l ’ -- c: on low rcdulrc:
l“ “ il- lott‘orlth the den
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R. A. Holman. note: and advertis-
ing manager or the Grant (I Knapp
Hat company or South Nor-walk; was
the principal weaker at the rum
eweekly lunehwn and meeting of the
New anen Publicity club held in
the Old Heidelberg yesterday after-
noon About m minus-n of the
m'IVclub were in: attendance and were
partlenlarly interested in the topic of
the speaker, which was “Math in l'
B. A ." I?!“ niIWan of the manufac-
turer:-ot the United States. '
Mr. Holman brought out the point
that primarily the responsibility of
the buying public insisting on purch-
Iwng goods made in the United States
rest: with the American moutactur-
er; He mid more should be some
inducement for II. man to purchase an
article made here lnumuch no he
could purchase the some thing Abroad
for less price.
Be cold that the American manu-
facturer l: originally rapouclhle tor
the prucnt condition: in which met
American public desire: to copy for- l
clgn styles. The ppeaker took up the
\crious mound: practised by the
American manufacturer in regard to
:torelzn merchandise and stated than
‘he believed It would only be a char-ti
tlmc belare the buying public would
III-int on goods made in the United
States.
The ilogcn at the manufacturerGJ
"Made in il. 8. A.. “ will he worked out
the same lines a: that nhlth readsi
"See American l-‘lrst‘ and it i: the!
intention of the manufacturers to try'
and Induce every :ton- that handlesi
their goods to get the public to in-'
slot on tho "Made in U. 8. A." stamp. 3
Air. Holmes carried his topic well
and laid particular emphasis on the
future of Amcrlcon" made goodc.1‘he
manufacturers or. well able to :up.
ply the demand and tint the ”tit-leg.
l
are produced in other countries I: the
contention o! the. monitor.
The muctlng was one of tiri- boot-
ntnndtd in u long time whether it;
to the weather conditions or the grout
lntctcct which the member: took in
the. filoeech making. could not be said.
hhtI from the attention paid Mr.
Holmes there in every Indication that
he won the drawing (Hard He took
up the uric no trade condition: in the
to: and Impressed pl in:
toner: the important.- at Inst-ting
the «mo Wit fibroid. Aurt-
n mode goody. .
Ho :ddcd tho! it was nip to the;
to promote the lac: or American poo
pie buying American made good... and
hoped that tho «nib»: at the Pub-
licity club. a: wall It: the merchants
of Now flown. would lend their a:-
élntnncr. to have lite. buying public
call for American-mode unodl“. bar .
ing the stamp. "Made in U. "
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‘lhcbmrtuid:
Vinihcmlowmct the in-
(doutluucdw from first page)
remaindér at his estate on to be not;
tic! and distributed. The hair: who;
ltoolt up the litigation were cpportlolr ”lief grower: and it must be ap-
ed 0268.51 out: o! the property .VIhut
may claimed they did not an n and 'stoly or the saw um u reliable
hotel or a man who gave his name us it had wrongfully, In each con, come; capital on pug tug: tor a long
into the poaaesslou of Mr. Dudlcy. l
1301160. th- iiflgoner claimed to no on' 'i‘hc nve plaintlfls together hrougbtlwmch Arc pucticllly worthlou, bod
union to the novice of scrutiny, but m. “It. in film Superior court. for i: now invited to (in them up by
MW to dime Ms mun The no 32.600 but AI: cacti clnlmod dams: moon or over moment. it would
lice unort that he admitted out 110' Vol «no the can on: thrown ouchbo quite unfair to invite Other mitt!
exploded the dynamite under a section thorn. become it no: lower than the "W0 or otherwise, to Vim/eat in
inflatilctlon ol the court.
Then the suit was taken to the
Court of Common" Plus, but as tho
Constable William A. Foley got It
and served it upon Mr Dudley, who
In It photompner in that city, but
ur. Foley did not most the copy
blmcclt, no It on: Already cheated:
by Lockwood. , »
Ream-ding Alienation oi who. .
Schut: 8‘ Edwards, attorney: tor
Mr. Dudley. hind II. plan in comment
beccucotlicwmdsnotoweém by
Foley. The pinintl!s do
ma
of. m, ieltIrIby ' V
luI pm mma by the 0m”
:u the noun: net up therein.”
Although ‘ In, M107 had not
mchcdthectueotllingumuer
to Ville nits. his lcwyer: Icy he hint
at good deleting.
moo
mums
(Continued... from first bite)
:eucd. H: point“ wont—that in I
of them Induction in the a
mmmmmtmmnng II
you then reduction but not only;
been motored but lb: III-Irina cue-:-
mcnt very My new Alt. AL
mm to the tin can.“ the
lint Carrion! it no, "hot 25:, Brno!
tall," elm tho! this lot in 1913;
ind been “med It 12.35! 3nd hug
boon redlced to $1,139.50. but tint;
Ihl: you It had been incrcued tol
sums. or about m or 900 per cent!
in ole your. V
"You reduced these ”communal
vary materially in 1:11," said It. At ,
lint. “bnbthi: you we as: you hue;
phccd the value- hock when they.
mania mt In “‘cnnc Instances:
flatly W than w: or: at II’
loan to ondontlud why. "
mouthcbocrd ntcrrodthe quot:
tion to Frederick L Perry, the us-
-:c::or, and Air. Perry aid that 2
did not want to :Iy cnytlrlng thriller.
than tint the In"! were based on-
in: vary but Judgment otter Inveotl
gallon. Mr Perry cdded that be In:
willing to stud correct“ It lt wereV
clown that no no Wrong. I
Quite : dllcmlon (allowed be-
tween the mention oi the -,bocrd Mn
Poole And Attorney Ailing and the
later sold thctthc limo! Rowccndl
cmy‘ would be willing to . pro-
vide trampomtlon tor the board to;
unit the oyster pounds to proveV
tholr contention dict than: area:
won over mood. . SI
Ir. Ailing asked Mr. Perry ll.’ be?
cared to my how he came to Mr
concluuou: u to voluntlons and Mr.
Perry replied that it: did not care
to add anything to what he had said.
All the VIII-Ion: lot: named were
than gone over. The :ggrezotc v:l-
nation u: not made up. but It
mount: to may thousand: of dol-
M. A: record: may otithe lot:
Kr Fonts antacid that they were
not worth more tithl 81 to :15 on me.
and had been noticed st no, til.
850 uni '35 or mt. Sonic at the
lot: had Ill and bottom and were
vuluclu: tor oyctcr growing. while
other scrum: were lauded by ~It:r
nth um m unclean. Commissions“
or Waldo her: and Ir. tool: it
he would describe Inch ground: :8
cultlvctccblo or nncnfllntcable. The
qucatlcu did not evoke II direct :u-
:wcr. but Hr. Allin. all that the
mining of the vnluctlon train 810 to
850 an new in on: your boomed to
him chord.
At one point Mr. Foote. :ddrearlng
‘lt would seem tint
duh-y In (buneoticnt It is very poor.
policy to Add to in. human: of the
mt“) W “momenta!
period or you: upon time grounds
them."
Nearly all the blank: sent out this!
yc'u- by the commission. which con--
Immaterial-lovable M D
In. H. c. Rowe and Company is the
only Iirm. :o Vtir, it is said. that ho:
Phil! ' m
not mm, bianhnficd b. In.
Footo'c :9:th out 'ln: um WV .
outh'yectecdnané Avior-fl M
ho “‘00::de In upped to“ h
madman-manila"
Mthemaryulld.1hlrm
omiwitucuwumcstnml.d
flirflnven Kuwait!!!“
in»
:how them that most his W
lug: Imcnr M. ill ’0
tot-tn the chin tint the W
but made some at the amoeba;
near New Haven hubor old-VD. Th0}
board will hold “mm M I, ;
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