- t:
‘ orcapa.Double
ants.
WWbonmupm floaty-ave “fatherhood“
three'l'imeniltlohch AddiflonflWwdluntperlnaahonInblack-
Ptofesslonal Cards, m4
Wm
it man:
7 roe SALE-EXTRA FINE CAB-
huge and tomtoe plants. Inquire
Mrs. Crooks, Rovayton. Bunglalow
near school house.
i
can BALE—NAVY BOAT, wirii‘
mahogany deck and fittings Dimen-I
sluts: 28 feet long, 6 feet wide. Price
lac: . Inquire P. 0. Box 383. South
Norwnlk. i
_i
FOR SALE OR TO LET—NEW,
modern lWO‘Yallliiy brick house at 152
first avenue, built by Michael liar-
tit-llo, is now completed. Six rooms on
that floor. seven rooms on second
floor: each floor iiiih N‘iltll'illf‘ hot wa-
ter health-4, t‘it‘tll‘lf‘ lights, (‘tlllliilnfi-
tlJn toal and gas inngc. dunib waiters
and all other laiést Illlpl'tht‘llltllllm‘I
Ior particulars inquire at Michael.
Mitticllo. New t‘annan, or i Ilenry‘.
85... \'orwalk. ~ jlt (it
FOR SALE» NORTON liOt'Sli O.\'
l . H l ill hood. \\'ill scll cntire prop-
(’I‘_\ if desired. Beautiful view and
file building sites. Inquire (‘hurles Eu
Jennings. Phone 184. j? at
FOR SALE—COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS,
improvements. but 50x13]. tine shade:
trees. Myrtle street.
and terms. J. Ill. Layton & (‘0.
Nat-walk, Conn.
FOR SALE—4101‘ NO. 8 \‘OR'l‘li
a do of Fifth avenue. on trolley line.
first Norw,alk Conn. For particulars.
price. etc. inquire of William S. Wil-,
cox, Keelcr Block, Washington St.
11115 iwi
South
3'6 Gt
_—-
improvements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. Good opportunity to own your:
own home. Inquire of United Grocery:
Co. North Main street or Robert 0.I ,
Raymond. Elm Grove street. in! t1
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD
condition. 25x6 1-3.
[cathet- cushion.
falter. Romton.
Copper riveted. i
an tf
LOST—LADIES SILVER WATCH i
and pin. Reward by returning to Sen-i
Quel office.
A FEW oooo Tounmo ("Aals'
Ont. roadsters. Overhaulcd and in A-l
condition. Wehrlo‘k Garage,11 Rain
mond street. South Nmorwalk
HFOUNDv
FOUND A rox TuRmnn oux i
(u tn.iI- hmc same by point" for tliisi
ini :3‘. Sc'mieu menuc llust. Nor-'
Valli.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NI—IW YORK. June 12 (Wall Slrcct.
10:30 a. m. ultcccptint.v the course of
Iodny‘s curly market as a critcl‘iou.
the speculative community came to
retard latest developments in the po-
liiica} situation with some enthusln ‘m
Plies-Ia bounded forward vigorously nt‘
Ilic opcning. U. S. Szccl being most
conspicuous. rising a point on tiiius
4: lion: (Mending limit 1400 to 4.0thI
sin-ties. Other active industrials and‘
ttpiescntativoIrnllway stocks. as well:
on shipping issues andIlendcra of the.
munition group. rose 1 to 2 points Air;
Brake made the greatest gain. aldin2‘
five points to last week's rise. 'l'ra'd
fag was broad with sign-s of a renewal
of public interest. ;
—_._
WALL sraam. Noon—The lemma."
(ion to take prpllts caused a tempor-
ary setback of a point or more in such
active stocks as Reading. St. Paul.?
Baldwin Locomotiveand Mexican Pit-l...
troleum. but original gains were ang-
mcnted by a fresh buying movement.
Demand for rails, lncludlng‘New York'i
(‘cnt ral. was the broadmt for some
to calm. Canadian Pacific and New Ila-,2
vcn constituting the other very strong!
features of in. pafl' or the list. you}
lous specialties improved mm motion
duly but Coppers were backward. ,
Before midday trading WWI“
perceptlbiy. but; prices wem‘mll infill:
ialned. at were firm.
WALL scam 1:30— 1: tapas-113i ,
ing, scent and Beet- sa'gu- um
their pins in the afternoon. $120
up radius the nevi» MM 9P
Illarlne Pfd. and Megan MW
showed some heavinesi hotelsewherei
the mailman-on: l
W
For a out ”13- out the font
in narrow: m to looks and
‘ i.
‘ merits.
' movements and bath.
‘quiie of family upstairs. 112 3t William J. Tracey, 23 West avenue,
' ——-.' Norwalk. jlo 3t
T0 Liar—FURNISHED ROOMS' - ‘
Inquire Mr. Kline- .
itzit’ __
scammed”... 1.:IE WWn
WANTED.
WANTED—A DRIVER. FOR AUTO
All improvements. Centrally , truck. Must understand overhaul.“
10“le Apply 6 NO- Main Sireeinrucli. Good wages to right. man. Nor-
COPVNSM Clothing (30- 31?- 3l‘ walk Steamboat Line. South Norwalk.
j12 3t
mm.
TO LET—TWO money APART-
- n.
To LET—AN s noon noose. x0]
12 Putnam avenue. All improvements. 5 . ‘ "
Apply John 1,. McMahon, 56 “I“ m... WANTED—EXPERILRLED I’Alh’l-
nue. Phone 134:) 112 mltrs, at once Apply John Fountaine.
liuiritt avenue South Norw.alk 110 at
TO LET—~AT 12 OSBORN AVENUE
i-Zust Norwaik. 6 rooms, with all im-
r‘irst floor. in-
WANTEoi—COMI’ETENT CIlAlI-l
bei'mald and waitress. Apply to Mrs.
“Malaya-Jun.
startinghiacareerhuwatdhenanele-
vator boy at work and aaidta bin-em
“Ah, what a profession! No disap
filaments—no culling care—no bur
dent on the young back. Why didn’t 1
Adopt it?"
And yet the you; gentleman who
elevates the elevator has hidden sor-
rows that the public wot: not of.
The sorrow- begin with the engi-
neer.
In a certain building not long ago I
aimed up the engineer the very first day
In a man who would make me trouble
if he could. I learned that two of the
window cleaners thought him ti single
man it“ both were a little gone on
him. Also that his wife brought his
lunch in itgularty cl'ery noon The.
next ti. n at the proper time I scouted
up to th. eighth floor and found the
Widow Mel‘urtlly wiping up the hall,
and I said to her:
"Have you not your lunch with you.
WANTEB—GIICLS FOR TURNING:
with all improvements, in refined . I
neighborhood. Some ‘0, light house‘ in on paper boxes. C. S. TrovbridScr
keeping. Inquire at the “John‘sonianfl‘ 139 \\ ushmgtun street, South Norwalk. 1
112 3ft
WANTED—YOUNG HUNGARIAN
giil for generil housework. In small
lllis. ll. J. Graham. Telephone
2 High street. South Norwalk.
—. i
To LET—A SIX noon COTTAGE ‘
pitasantiy located on Bayvlew placefl
Easzt Norwalk. Inquire of Miss S A. family.
llaiit-r. ;' \\'t‘~l avenue, South Norwalk. ! -“ 3
- l -_._ .
i.
.. “03 l WANTED—MAID (WHITE) AT'
‘ " once. it; liaviland St. :12 3!
To LET—TWO SMALL sroums _.
Ion. East Washington street, “near WANTED—l ABORBRS FOR m.
3 bridge. Size 1‘2 wide, 70 deep. “Ill be
side taitmy w.ork Wage rate 25c. 28c:
and 30 cents per hour. 10 hours peri
day. according to clue of work. Sticndyll
made into one store If wanted, and
will be repaired to_ suit tenant. Also
Bargain. I’rlce‘tt 4 room flat iiclit over the store. employment. Yale & Towne Mtg (.05 than “I. with m, ltri‘scucc. 'slic "1,“.qu
Rent (heap. Inquire D. 'I‘. Murphy, Stamford, Conn.
19 Mi
East av.enue Phone 895.
WANTED—AN INTELLIGENTI
To LET“'F1'RNiSimD R00““5- young man with taste for roportorlal,
with all improvements. Also barn for work may secure permanent WIND!”
automobile accommodation. Apply 10 by communicating with E. ”I Crown.
Crescent TPI'I‘RCG. J9 3t Sentinel matte. '
i
- i
WANTED—To our ALL KlNDkli
of cattle and poultry. Best
To LET_— STORE 0N
av.cnuc at reumnablc rcut.
llElleN
Apply (l.
\‘otualk. Ijil :ll
TO LET—nisnunvr. NEWLY LOST.
finished 75x20. ln Arlci Hall. Madl .. l
iSon s‘rppt Sunabie for mu, pur. LOST—Ii \NK BOOK N0. i801. '8‘.
'poses Inquire janitor, on premises isucd by South Norwalk Savings Bank. i
)6 3t Finder will please return to said bank?
__ as payment has been stopped. {
T0 LET—DESK ROOM AT 46
WALL STREET. INQU‘IBI ON PIE-i NOT'CE-
MISES. 8. COHEN. :82 t‘
.* All young people and adults wlioi
To LET—TWO APARTIKW or have at any little been iuemberr of‘
five rooms each. wi‘h improvementl. clthcr the day school or Sunday-I
At Nob 56 and 5‘! spring street. In-ischool (iniiwri of Miss Margaret \\ cctl
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grow St. or 0! the parents or friends of any such, !
telephone 1393-12.
walk Congregational church. on \lcd
TO LET—A STORE 207 EAS'l‘utesdny evening .at eight o'clork hilt-«ii
Washington street, East No"‘"‘ Im'yWecd (completes her forty sixth Ivcar’
movements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. 64 inf
“South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
limprovemonta. Rent very reasonable.
service in the public schools ofout
citv and her twenty sixth its the su
perintcndcnt. of the primary depart-
ment of tlic Sunday school of that
_ j (hurch this vear and her frlcnds will
hear something of interest on chncs
W A N‘ l ‘ '
day evening.
Ily order of the committee.
. i
1 WANTED
OPERATORS ox SEWING MACH. '
inca, pay while learning. :Before June 30th
MEN SHIRT IRONERS. l$.3, 000
MAN FOR CLOTH liEPARThlENT.i
BOY. 16 YEARS OLD OR OVER.
Glued. Peabody
8t 60., lite.
in cash and pledges for the.
Salvation Army
In This District
This will enable the local of-
ficers to devote their whole time
and energy to the work of uplift
Ifor ONE YEAR without further
solicitation. Send contributions to
CHAS. E. HOYT
Treasurer For This Fund.
South Nerwalk‘Tnm' Co.
»—-r
~.BUS’INESS NOTICES.
WA wnexiswnk'r You can,
can. women of independent mum‘—
nomaumenvlhownntahlfl'olul
Info-ion. Joumoltflulenmlu
Wandphyafencdtm, W?
inanimathonabynamm
”brim name
BEPIESEITITWES
The 'I’l‘aveleca'.)t
for
OVER 30 YEARS
Innocence Co.
We solicit your
want. 39 Sum Aves. Stanl- Life
*1” .. .... .. . Accident
@ ' " l . Steam {much b l
V“ WM ' Antonio e a ilty
“Mmi “We“ WWI-2W
. . ; ..'2naraneelnthipmmandre
' I... fig?“ liable company. .
u r
L.
«twitter '4‘ Pandemonium mm mm and .mm
» 5 man on» «mac
. A
. basement and out it in company will
i and said to her:
1“ “.urc naked to moot at the South Nor ' e
gspulpccn of an
Iday'i"
_ cumin—and ye'll. bless the M‘Hiat
- Mr; 15ch yngpted ya for her very
Mrs. lltifnrthy 1'"
“llidade and I have." who replied.
“And why don't you no down to the
Engineer it‘lln'.‘ I know he would if}
preciate your c ompuuy
“"I‘tiats true the boy. and I'll get the
basket and go down. ispcciifllv us that
(old fatcd mass \viddv who calls her-
self Mrs. Uh‘huuc though she's no
3-13 3“ right to it in the law seem: to lune 1 7° ‘ 0"“ Extent "“7 Are ' D'V'M"
Inuished her door and gone home." i
I took her do“ n and then scouted for
the fifth floor and found Mrs. ()‘Shnue
‘ \l by don i you i die your lunch hall-
kct and go down and keep Mr. ltlynl
compony‘!‘ .
In it company he sighs for me
luddyl if so Ill no down and cheer
70:, who hate adopted European knives
"And you ‘ll Ii nd a place to warm up}
some cold Hit it vou want to."
Thank )0 but that in a bcnutlfuli
idea. and incltlro the good hearted man?
will have u «up hid me. How long,
ago did Mm. McCarthy diuappear.|
Sanitnis‘i"
"till, I took her down some time
tum.”
"She calls herself the Widdy hicCar- i
i pflceli ty. Somalis, lcuv in' the 'h' out to put in I post’s.
FOR SALE-SIX SIX ROOM COT' Jiuelon‘ no lleldcn avenue, \‘oiwalk. paid. “at price, Dlid for calves. H. licr Hellugnr' l supmsc, but is she a China for firework and crackers dur
“895 on “"001“ avenue A“ modem or It. lowlovsky 5‘: W atcr street. So. Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 117,13 widdy “10 it“)? its (“le though toiing the curllcst centuries of the Chris-
say this and that. but. where are the
_ proofs: II: II she evcr shown anybodyiped by military aviators are children‘s
her husband's death notice its 'twu
printed ‘9"
‘I never saw it. ml‘am."
I dropped lit-s. 0' Shane at the bane-
nicnt just us \lr. l‘ lyn'u wife came in
with Iii-l luiuh. The!» wasn't Intuit
said. The tlucc women pitched into
_.cach other almost on sight. and they
were pulling lialrand banging into pur-
titiona and making the dust tiy whcn I
took it walk. Next day as l stunted at
the sixth .\iri-1.hIcL‘.ittliy got sight of
inc and said:
"Snmnils. I'm told that ye are an
orphan boy all by yourself."
"Not strictly an orphan, only father»
‘80 you vc got u mother. have ye?
_',\\cll n pom fa_t‘l.i'crlcss lmy can't be
lutvin too many mothers, and I'll also
be a mother to ye."
“I hadn't better call you 'mn' when
any ono‘s around. had I. um?"
1 “tin a-thliiklu' about that. Sam-
mla." she thoughtfully rcplhd.
“\‘o I guess you hadn‘t \ou sec.
it might lead to jealousy and more
Sammie. d'yc mind I went down to the
basement to cut the lunch wld that
engineer the other
“Scents its in did. You thought Mr.
I-‘lyu would bc a bit lonely. I believe.
llo didn‘t like to cut his lunch alone.”
"Bad (‘ch to his loneliness and his
whole body! Summls, nte sun. the man
to a ticccirer and ought to be dropped
from the roof. IIc let on to me flint he
was a single man and dyin' fur some
one to luv him. What d'yc think.
Sammie? 0n the day I'm thinkin‘ of
I had scarcely got out of the elevator
and says 'good day' to him when she
that calls herself hire. O'Sbnne cums
after me. and right on her heels cums a
woman wid a lunch basket-the en-
gineer's own true and. legal woifel
Wasn't that a pretty moss. nie son?"
“Did anything happen?"
“I’m not clear about it. Sammie, but
I think somctliiit' did. I have a dim
recollection of bein' banged on the
chin. rccelvin' this blackness under the
eye and of me hccls fiyin’ away Wid
me andine bein’ banged against the
partitions, but I shall never be able to
make it out to me satisfaction. All
I‘m sure of is that me head has been
uchlnl ever Islut-e that hour, and every
time i dcnw' a stain: I no Iik‘e‘hltti'n ‘
that engineer over the head with ,me
bucket."
“Anti we'll put up a job onwhhn and
get him bonncdl’g'. a:
“By and :y. perhaps, but t:iot now
We’ll move ow in this ma er. Sam-
min. and While I'm both? foryou
.to derend- yer ndopbd mother'sre’puta-
tion should any m arise. Ye blight
gaging you“? 3;: am his: day.
y w. mama! the
bani; Idamm
"I‘m staggering under it yet. thank
you“. '
- “It'd too had, but keep up your coat-
he. Here's a ploy ho stay yer
i'utfuninlck till lunch time. and it's not
maria-t” ye'll git by n jngfnl.
mm.81lmmis-engy and quiet and
tr
div ”Wm «It ' mi the "scanner.
, m . . ‘ > '7 it
4.3
I ll Fly]!-
msi‘ib ..
1.1“ .
'The first shrapnel was a bomb dis-
Quiet ist ,
., as a general thing put on nirs.”«Bal-
3! «VW
O- .{vihi
I.“
mmwumm
Anwdn’tlfliem
1‘5deth
Jamexuptamtherk-heremt-
ud- forks, and. to some extent. the
European cuisine. Small howls of chi-
norlacqneredwoodaretheusual
table coat-nu. A'ftu the various
solid patio” of the food have but
llftai to the mouth with chopsticks the
liqtld remnlnlng is sipped from the
bowl.
In the cue of rice. which would be
tedious to pick up grab by grain. the
bowl is often raised to the mouth and
the rice shoveled or pushed in with the
chopsticks. It is alto cuswmary to
pour a little tea into the rice bowl aft»
or it has been nearly emptied. and in
thin way the few remaining grains of
rice are washed down as the tea is.
drunk.
Ab public places the chopsticks at
each meal must be new. lid. is indi-
cated by the fact that the chopsticks
are made from one piece of wood and
are left Joined together, as were
matches at one time in the l titted
States. These new (hopaticke are in-
cnsed in a thin paper envelope. sealed
at the cal. and bearing Jamaeae char-
acters advertising either the hotel or
some firm that has fui'ulhiied them free
to the proprietor for the sake of the
publicity tlma gained. ’l‘oothMcks.
which are freely used by all Japanese
at meals. are also incloeed in envelotvxa
that frequently hi‘ill' advertising mat.
tor—New York ’l‘lmeo.
EXPLOSIVES 0F WARFARE.
meat of Fireman-kc. '
War is u whole-ale fireworka'ccle-
bration. A giant firct rmker is riully
a dangerous bomb, and rifle grenades i
am but small rockcth.‘ carrying highi
ckplOsiyca and fired from cities. tlrcat i
fort destroying pmjcctliea look simply
like gigantic rockets.
The first llllfmtlne'gllil mm a lio-
mali candle. The. first major tile pro-
pulled by an explosive was ii rocket.
charging luminom stars instead of but-
lent.
Modern warfare is. so to speak. a
development of fourth of July bleak.
IIoWi-ver. xuiiwwthkthe unit ex-
plosive-waa itself more play stuff for
at least a thousand years before any
body thought of using it for war pur-
II was commonly employed in
tlan cnk'l‘he bombs nowadayn drop-
torpedoes
deadly.
limlly un incendiary bomb wan the
famous "tint-ck fire“ of the crusaders.
It has been acid that shrapnel is a
modified fireworks bot-b. It has the
form of a cylinder, which. at n dls~
lance from the gun muzzle suitably
timed by it fit . blown its own head
oh‘, throwing t 250 or more load bul-
let: that travel on their own account
with n velocity. of {in feet a second——
I'hilndclhplit Record.
magnified to make them
Cemeteries When Women 00.59.
Friday. the Sabbath of the Mexicans,
when all true believers of the luflilt‘ll—
line gender make in point of going to
church. their wives. sisters and daugh-
ters resort to the cemeteriee and wall
for the dead. lint all their time is out
only emotion tlici display on thine. 0c
cantons. Tin-Iv take with them bunch-is
and garland: of fiovvcn and decorate
the graves of their rclativce and pray
and weep over the dual for a time.
Then when this pious duty it; perform-
cd tlicy gather in little irroupa and have i
Ti it good time nttauiplng about the in in... '
TillN the day of umurulug is very pupa.
lur "mom: the linslcm women. It gives
them almost the only opportunity they I
have of cultivating the acquaintance of .
their neighbors. l
—_—_—_ i
Crowna by Whohoeiu
It is told of one of the ancient kings i
of Egypt that his coronation prom-l
slon occupied a whole day in passing '
through the city of Alexandria and i
that 3.20) crowns of gold were carried i
by tho servants. One crown wan three
feet in height and twenty-four feet in
circumference. There welt!t uloo cor»
fled in the procession sixty-four suitiii
of golden armor. tWo boots of gold,
four and a half feet in length: twelve
golden basins. ten large vases of per-
fumes for the bathe. twelve em.
fifty dishes and a large number of tn-
bios—~nll of gold. TWenty~three of the
3.200 crowns were valued at £334.“).
and it is not surprising that "the pro.
ccseion was guarded‘by 90.0“! soldiers.
—-St. James' Gazette.
Lat Hu- In on This.
-“I believe a man should be mentor
in his own house," said the newly mar-
ried man. “There can be only one
head in a family. and-I mean to be it."
‘7 “That's a very good idea," answered
his friend. who had been married
more years than the other had lived. i
“a very good Idea indeed. Have you
spoken to your wife about it?"—St.
Louis Poet-Diepatch.
I
Tm Leave: and Water.
Ash leaves a‘e capable of taking up
more water than those. 'of most other
trees. In a luiidred pounds of ash
leaves are eigl ty-five of water. Inthe
name-weight of beech loaves seventy-
live. of maple sixty. of pine fourteen
and 'of intro.
Naturally 80.
“She‘s been anaconcettcd since they
managed to get a player phino.’f
"\Vl-li, dear. mayorrpiane owners- do
'i-l'l“ an. PAGE ELEVEN
“R“...— n. L. ...,.
Jamieson wormed to his stenogita-
pher within Sixty days after she en-
tered his service. He had never seen
her before she came to work for him:
consequently he had known her but
two months.
"You know little. or nothiogaboui
me,” was her reply to his declaration.
“I know you are refined, that you
have character, and I am willing to
risk the rest. If you marry me you
will have to take me all on trust."
“Don‘t you cafe to know any thing of
my antecedents?"
“No It would doubtless make me
ashamed of my own ante-«dents. Wt-
will be marrying each other, not each
other's antecedents. Marriage is a
new birth. I expect to be a much bet»
ter luau under your Influence."
Elie fixed “(T 9) cs on him curiously.
but asked no further questions. She
understood his peculiar makeup iii-
stluctively. It was fortunate she did
Couples who are incapable of under
standing each other are liable to quai‘
rel aflcr \vcdlock had taken the cdgc
off their roliiatice.
Jamieson gave his fianccc a vacation
gummy”:
funeral of Ir. Kin;
The funeral of Arthur King. and
twenty yearn, was held thh afternoon
It 2:30 o’clock from the hem of his
Mr. James Seller, 04 lender.
street. -.Rev Willia- G Gill. m-
o! the First “Mt w
church of sub Nanak up my,
charge. Interment followed in film L”
side concert. ' '
Milk or milk foods will not search.
if the storm is rinsed in cold W1
ud rubbed with a little fresh butter g
or hot.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Bonk-Id)
East Norwalk . .
Opens May 1. ' 1
atom: DINNERS AND Aha;- ‘
KINDS or SEA FOOD “
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop...
Telephone Call 720.
for the, reel of her term of service with
him. She, was to take a rest. \‘tilit‘ii'
she sadly nccded. A year iii-fore slin-
chute to work for him the had lived in i
affluence. 'lieverseu had deprived tier!
of the lit dutiful home in “lilti isliu ii'iti
been born and had iii“ uys llied. Si: :c
and her mother had been turned out (it .
it. and half a year later the mother li ul
died, leaving her daughter alone In tin-
world \\ liile in Jdmlesull' .4 service slt- ‘
had been grieving. and she wonderel
how he could have come to cover one;
so luguilrluus. IIo had never asked-fur T
the mutt; or her melancholy, and she
had never olered to reveal it. ‘
And now she had suggested that she
tell him something about her last. for “
she Wished him to know that she was
born in a station no lag exalted than
his own. for he w as not only well to do.
but ediicated and refined. Though she
liked his inch-pendent way of looking,
on marrlngtu aha was a bit disappointed l
that he had not glvcu her an opportu- !
ally to tell him that she had been
brought tip a lady and until a year be
fore had lived in it home that it had
nearly broken her heart to leave. But
alto knew that she mutt take him M
she found him and bad confidence that
beneath his somewhat crude philoso-
phy he was not a bad man. and she
was qulto sure that despite his matter
of fact way of looking at sentimental.
things he wan not devoid of sentiment. .
Jaiulesun insisted on his fiancee goin:
to the country for the summer months.
I don‘t wlsn my bride to look like n
piece of marble.” he said. “I desire
’ that you put in the time between now i
and our marriaue trying to not some
«olor in your checks. 1 can make all
the necessary preparations for a place
to live and all that.
ithaic of it you would tint be getting
the rest you need. Besides. think how ;
pleasant it will be not to be bothered
with summations."
Site admired his frankness. but It
accrued to her that he. was it trlnc self-
ish. llc wot thinking of lilmsclf iii
wttntln: his bride to be approved by!
his fricnds instead of desiring her to}
spenuu \t'etilllillzduld mownnotuio muslin bu" health for her own sakc '
lie. was a good man. but was inclinodl
to selfish-(of:
Jamison. while she was away in the
n'
coumry. did not write her long and,
lotlng Icttcrs lie claimed that a man i
let thirty-eight was too old for "that
sort of thing" as he expressed it. lie
said that lie Would try to make up for
. the deficiency after marriage by giving
her a kiss at least once a month. Shc
took these things with a “good deal of .
salt." but, after all how much pleas-
nntcr it would have been to be engaged
to a lover- like man!
He wrote that he one looking for a
“shock" as he called it for thorn to
l'lhe in; than one din he wrote her that
he had found one. He didn’t surnam-
she would like it but it was the bent
he could do. He managed to say one
pleasant thing—ho believ ed the home
in which a couple lived should stand in
the name of the wife and he had put
the deed in her name.
The summer came to an and at last.
and tho future Mrs. Jamieson returned
to the city. ller lover scented quite
pleased with the change in her and
said that he would not be ashamed of
her appearance. lie asked her if she
would like a large or a small wedding.
and she replied that since it was cvl‘
dent he would wish his on Why about
everything else she might as Well give
in Jo that as all the rest. Then he
showed his obstinacy in refusing to dc-
cide the matter, and she chose a small
wedding. Indeed. she prefened that no
guest should be present.
They were married at noon. and, stud-
the We unable to leave his busi-
ness. instead of taking a wedding trip
they went direct to their future home.
The bride asked no questions about it.
bnt‘she min a quiver to see it. She
did not believe it was a shock. but she
doubted since Jamieeon needed his cap-
ltal fable bum that he would buy
a pretentioua abode.
It was dark when they reached their
new home; hut-when-Mrs. Jamiesou
alighted and looked at it she drew
back. She was before the house from
abound been turned out Wi-
re. Then she looked at her husbandv
in wondering inquiry. nit he hurried
her into It. Ind when they were inside
he said.
“flow demlih your shout" ,
Then it burnt upon her that under an
assumed matter of fact philosophy he
had been covering up the sentiment of"
a lever.
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