VOL. 5. NO. 33
minnow
CLOUD BOUND;
on.
The Double Lives at. Sil-
ver Brook. “0 Al how good you no rt
‘ By use Vincents new A ”we“! Med rent down upon his
shoulder sn they set elone thnt night efter
”“3333 .. figmfl” dinner. while e peir of soft derk eyes looked
“'m‘“ ”it: mar up into his teen with n very hsppy. iovful
-—— expression in their depths.
CHAPTER I. . . . . . . . .
“Thehreethoftheewkm CHAPTER II.
In orchnrde dim end old; __._
a: fi'fimfi‘w "I tell you I csnnot live without these
The-enrol of blithsomc bird
All the long. long dsy till sven.‘
They hsd been untried jolt three months
end occupied e French fist in s brown-stone
front in the city.
It consisted of eight rooms with their
trediticnsl elcgsncics of herd-wood finish;
steem hosting; hot sud cold wster; shedes .
geoflxtures; csrpeted hells end n jsnitor
thrown in for either theirs or his own bene-
lt, enthe chence might be.
It wes nesring the middle of lfny.
gingerbreedendendtee.
eihility of lenving it except for his two
week‘s vncntien in midsummerbnt now-—
By the time his esperegtte end strawberries
werednlshed he hsd cents to e decision.
luxuries. Annette.
poet it of me.”
Oneal Hurst flung himself into en old
heir-cloth rockingcheir. Be wee s tell sien-
der men with long bleck side whiskers end
ssllow complexion.
His wife. pale end splrttless. lev on e sofe
opposite him.
“You should beer in mind the diEerent
circumstances in which we were both reered
end not drive me into those nerrow, herd.
worn ruts of honoreblo industry end enter-
It is cruel in you to ex-
ing into the piece!“
it Bets 2 You know she‘s ellets s seyin'
she‘s e goin‘ to hsve some piece of her own"
He! he!“ end the farmer belenced himself
on the heck legs of his ehslr end brought
kwhicb resounded through the low oeilinged
kitchen.
Ellie in her pretty pink wrepper with its
dainty mm... entered her sitting-room, drew
the sists of the Venetien blinds e little clos-
rrto exclude the sun—for it wee s new
block of houses and utterly devoid of any
shede—end then seated herself in her rock.
leg-chair.
The white bends lsy idly in her lep. end
in the qriet of the dim- lighted room she
gnve herself up to s min of thoughts.
"If we could only go to the country "
The rockers stopped in their motion.
“Oh! for n little house somewhere set
down emid reel green country fields with
In npple—orchsrd on one side through which
ripplesn brook. I one imsglue how the
pink end enow‘white blossoms ere lying
now this morning scnttercd in the gross be-
neeth them. end how the plump, cheery
robin: ere flitting in end out of the
perfumed boughs. settling themselves in
some chsrming nook for the summer with.
out my dreadful housecleening first to do
would snswer for Al end I How delightfu'
it must be to has n parlor where one cut
look out not etc their roses and geraniums
end cells lil‘ ics :rtiwin. ' es they ought ri «ht
out of the mother tsrth instead of In thus
horrid rnrthm pots!
And e reel kitchen inch from which you
one step out upon the soft green grass and
bleach your linen end lsccs. I should want
en one! window, too. with e whole mess of
angled old-feshioned morning~elorics grow -
leg over it end forming en nrhor through
‘ whtehthe sunshine would shimmer-upon the
white scoured door. And then to hnve n
bed-room tsp-dair- with some big elm or
msple rushing s cool shnie. end white mus-
lin etirtnins looped back on either side of
the window just esI used to see them when
I wee n lit:ie girl end used to visit Grendms.
" It would be is luxury simply to live end
breethe outside these stolid streets of brick
end “One." end e fluttering sigh wee smoth~
cred.
“Luncheon is reedy. mn‘m.“ The little
sewing~meid put her heed inside the door to
make the enncuncernent.
The pretty young wife arose and wellted
slowly outta the teble which every dny we:
set foronly one. This luncheon weselcnely
Ital. They dined at six. And now in
these wsrm days thelute dinner which she
must superinten-i after the long efternoon
bed penned hsd becomeenything but e pleen-
ure. To betromnnt'ic testes white muslin.
curls end ribbon snshes; s dslnty table set
with chine. lit“. delicate ceke end fruit wes
the only thing befitting this hour end sce-
sun.
In vein she tried to swellow s blt of roll.
There wee e lump rising in her thrust which
threetened tosend the tesrs to her eyes.
“InggtebI em not hungry todsy. You
csn ciesr od‘ the tsbie now.“
“LI’ sure end she‘s pinln' nftcr something
-—e worrittln‘ her soul with lonesomeness.
while Hister Lynn lesvee her by herself the
whole dey long." snid Haggis nloud, looking
calmiseretlngly towsrd the door through
which her young mistress bn-i deported.
Alfred Lynn wee e book-keeper et n sel-
srv of eighteen-hundred e you. He was
medium height; breed-shouldered e
u
solid build ; large heed with; rsther heed-
se-eshnrt feee; e long beevy bud' mous-
Wend libs heir. He wee exceedingly
fond of show end of his pretty. stylish wife.
Herd-working. smbitioue end noble despite
his petty fsnlts. ‘
At this sense time when m. hsd lust re-
conciled herself to the feet thet she wee
simply in e e: of the blues he wee wslking
down Fulton street with the crowd which
jostleeeecb other'e elbows et this hourof
neon.
Es entered Belmont Ruteurent. After
I!“ hherder ID the wetter end hsvleg
provided himself with e Wade“ m of
M NE“. “SW nee. he drew from
hispeehst the missing Herein end settled
it“! down to the column of Country
“m. “M cooler Slap], {m
’ sending of she-ted lewns. noble trees. teen.
wgrensslee. hosting. bushing end an.
3--
new
prise like eny common working-men.“
the leaves of the book she held.
st lest. timidly.
think of them end you before myself.
i look like s men to delve end work 2" he
naked shnrply.
held either eras of his chair.
fleshed e brillisnt diemond. At the snowy
bosom where rested another; st the elegent
figure cied in the finest of crosdclotb. end et
lest up into the face.
but withs bitterness of which he would
lips unspoken.
end into the half~closcd psges there fell s
plens whet would become of her end the
“A little tiny house with half these rooms children. ‘“ The thought pretend itself ngsiu
end egein upon her brain.
the question which she put to herself end
which with s women‘s remorse end self-sh
There wen e pnnse in which she fingered
“But our children, Cnstel." she ventured
“Well i I don't know that I must nlwsys
Do
She glenced st the white bends which
From one
“No," news the answer up from her heart.
never dream. The word lingered upon her
She turned away her head
tear.
"If he should perish in cerrying out his
And then came
negetinn she (lured nut answer :c“Am I eel~
fish. too i“
\V'esrily she closed her eyes and laid still
and motionless. She felt s dreadful sicken-
ing feeling at her heert-n loathing of life.
The flickering sparks of e wife‘s love for
her husband which she hsd striven all these
latter yesrs to keep sltve seemed suddenly
to have gone out end left her heart cold and
dark. with only e hendful of nine spotlessl
elter to tell thet they hsd ever been.
“Meme. does your heed ncket"
There wee it cool bend lsld upon her for! -
heed. She looked up into the boyish face
so round end full and beemlng. end into the
blue eyes which made such e end coutrest
with their utter wistfullness end patience.
She reelised in thet momeut how much of
her own sorrowful broken life hsd been
born into them. Tenderly she put her srm
sround him and drew him to her.
“Casey—my blessed boy." she whispered
and Annette Hurst wes glud then to live.
“That is elweys the wsy. You can put
end fondle the children to death—nothing is
too good for them. But rue—1 believe you
ever begrudge me my wine end cigars end
my one hours ride in the Perk.“
“0h! Ceseol if it wee not done with
other people's money——."
“Annette. bow runny times hnve I told
you never to spent: to me on that subject“
" Lend eekeet en' who be they thet'e com
“ I dunno."
“Csn‘t be the Widow Doughnut—cu
" An’ I guess she tekee it out in ssyin‘.—
his two gree't.brswny hands down on his
blue overbsuled knees with sconcueeien
"All I know shout the mntter is this.
-. lmonth. 850 00 it
Betsey. Isew ehnudsome buggy with e s“ ""’s"’oo""'l'ou see—"TF1? mm...“ 00—3755
gentlemen—e strenger in these ere peris—
e 900 tefidt she sent sent soon teen
drivlu’ nwny from there putty test this er-
ternoon end he‘d list ebcut time to catch
the trein down. Then when I went over to
the west medder to fetch the cows! thought
I would go up the reed e piece to see if
enythinc wee goin’ on there end I new
Mstthewe n tektn' down the sign which you
know wee celled to the elm list. this side of
the csrriege‘roed—sn’ he said es the piece
wen took."
“ Well 3 well i To think that the Beech
house is e goin‘ to be occupied et last. I
suppose they‘ll be dreedi‘ul not up in their
notions. I'm righteous glad I here got my
house~clcenin‘ ell dono,auyway. Now Earn
there's those there flower-beds in the front
yerd. Be you goin‘ to spede ’em up or be‘nt
you I"
“ Well Betsey now you speek on‘t I dun-
no why I cen‘t get st it sometime when I
heve got through plowin‘ the south pestur‘.
en' I hslu't snything else on my mind en’
sin‘t busy end feel jest in the humor for‘t.
Say sometime nesr the tell of the week or
the lust of next. Provided Betsey. es 1
sod ufore I ain‘t busy en' huve nothin‘ else
on my hands sud thet erter they ete speded
up you'll pick out the stones yerself en‘
won't be for t-tkit'i‘ your chicken-money en’
spendiu‘ it down at the store for those
‘er tiuwcr~secds that come nll done up like e
letter. They cost five cents n paper en'
tire cents s paper for nothin’ but flower
seeds is is powerful heep of money for ‘em
1 tell yer.“
” Now Earn you needn‘t telk to me. I
Ain‘t so foolish us all thet—when I have gm
my own dshlis bulbs end tiger lilies to set
out let elone mute of the reel oldd‘esbloued
seeds lb'tl Ali‘s Brown end Mary June
brought over the other day. But thowbedn
have got to be in trim ‘fore the week‘s out.
I have not my foot down on it."
“ Wei then i s‘puse they will." edded the
fetmer with s twinkle in his grey eye. “ I
never knew you to not your foot down yet
without u doin' nothlu'. "
“ Now Esra—be still! Whet I went to
know is this:—Be you golu‘ to fix those
beds or be‘nt you 3"
The night was dsrk. The son wee purple
in its rege. _ Oh the cold wet send ley trelle
of yessty futtm. The moon rolled out from
behind greet heaps of black clouds end be-
tween the rocky boulders end the see the
shadow of e men wee oust upon the glitter.
in: beech.
llo paced rapidly up end down. Ills
form wse tell end geunt. His long grey
heir strewn to the breose. His hands were
clenched. Ills fees in e spasm of peln. The
moon rolled back end the derltneee settled
down egein.
hard beech—buck end forth-aback end
foeth.
ping up behind.
Snell: Juries ft Sentiue’
rm ems stunner meme.
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
omcsumnlenj—rrmsmsrm.
0-0 '00! s- .IIsOOIlXHOIILI" 01.00
psld. except et the eptlen of
run. tin. Mn. Iln. din. finchxcol. tool.
two .
so
8 IN Zoo lid 15?” I!“ I!“
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a El 1“ E55 8)
[One inch epsee eenstitnteee setters; bntno
edvertisementswlllhe eeenud leeethenens equsrs.
meringue
Leeel Notices to cents per line.
M
Military anthtssmalint!
SOUTH NORWALK, OONN.,
”
saute «use. s cents.
rnmrs emmr at neutral.
until ell erree eere
{the publishers“.
lens or Advertising.
peper discontinued
so es'til‘ fi' "‘ 'ts‘oo"
is
on I
t!
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5 ‘0 dl e076
end Deethe inserted gretnlsnnsly.
Still through the deshing of the wuvee or
on the rocks fell the tlrm quick trend on the
A nten mounted on e horse eeme gellop-
Madame Cooley
Opera noun Block South Nos-
wnlk. Conn.
Invites the indies to examine her
STOCK OF MILLINERY
Just opened for the Spring Trude.
DREBSMAKING
Dresses cut end dbested. l‘et-
:im'gfe%‘ m d'prusoitlfsuts leedi hid-u"
c one end n e
shere of petronsge is null cited. “8 mg;-
MillinerY
AT
men Bun. G. Smith’s
0 most tie-treble end feshloneble
goods in th a city. Au ettrectlve
orn. politen. Strum: French
”round tints end Bonn nnte ll‘ino
round messes nunt
dOolorod Silks. -ell st unueuelly
in ell its breaches.
You will and th
summer millluery
resortment of
end Amerionn Ch
French Flowers.
Ribbons. Blnck en
LOW PRICES.
Ledlee‘ end Nines‘ Sheds lists in ell ‘tyles end
else“ cheep Goods willingly shown to e I whether
ug to ppurdheee or not.
II t Itnotns et Cherlos Smith‘s. West Street. Flex
l
GEO. BCIIAUB’B
Germanic House.
Corner of Clay Street end Railroad Place
Best N. Y. Leger Beer. leels et ell
Hour-L
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK.
armament r ONE rt cannon
u" GeoJmm.‘5Wr
T a. SCWTONo
D I N 1‘ I S T.
lxtrsotinnteeth end inserting ertiflelel dentsress
spsoiettr.
Ol'flcl 0V!!! SW03!“ We mount.
South Norwelk.
w.I-I.annt.us.
EABN‘E s 838.
lists-en Furnishing Goods need
Trunks.
90'!
‘Msin 8L.
lib-Inc.
FRANK A. TOLLES a 00..
muses:
GROOEitIES PROVISION S.
ORIRA R000! ILOGK~ MAIN‘IT..
on, sown nonwsut. norm.
WWW
W mil
South Norwsllt.
Preserves. Jellies. unlined E‘s-nits. Ste.
It is enough thet I do not steel it end yet
you nlwnys ect es though I was just en die-
henut es though I hsd been born end con-
victed e fellon. I hope (Jessy when you get
e little older you will have s little sympa-
thy for Fe."
The boy bed stood ell the while close be-
side his mother with his bend in here. He
futened his gene now surprisingly upon his
father‘s fece. Those cleer. deep wistful
eyes—whet did they see?
Mr. Hurst turned unensily. Brewing e
else: from its case he wslked over to the
other end of this their room In e third-rote
hotel. end with his beck turned to them
stood geslnz from the window down upon
the crowded thoroughrere.
O i O O O V I O
In en old brown term-house on the melt:
roed e mile or two out from s New Englent’.
country town e women moved briskly shout
leylng the tnble with its brown linen cloth
for the termers supper.
She hsd srrlved st thet ego which perhepe
is best described by e ccnvereetlon which
took piece some few weeks ieter :—
“Is she young. leg-gin t”
“You ere the ohloer in the Queen‘s Regs
intent of whom I eat in eeereh. Here is e
message for you."
The tell men turned quickly.
“Be kind enough to let me know who end
whet you ere thet you thus confront e men
st night. in such e piece es this."
“Your honoruvgreee. I know not why I
wss sent except to beer this mmsege." And
bending him e eenled peeket he put spurs to
his horse end wee gone.
The colonel—for thet wes the rank he
held—moved slowly ewny from the see
which bed n cherm for him end turned his
fees where the distsnt lights gleemlng he-
spoke e hemlet on this bleek coest.
lie resched the berrecks. In his own
eppnrtment he tore open the mango end
road it.
Down upon the wild beech. stone with
the see he bed given vent to the engulsh.
remorse end feer which surged through his
whole being. Now when even beyond his
worse convictions were confirmed he set
his tune es in en iren meek. lit-reed the doc-
umsnt end quietly held it towerd hls com-
snd empbesis.
‘Oh! no. ese'm.” with unbounded surprise
Qlflhnwhilsyen etnmhlsnpe-uu.
'mdmmmm
'elidnvomsdeneneefeehnsnnedsrthe
"one“ h‘eld Alfred Lyne‘eeyu
“Is she old f”
“Oh! no. me‘m." with the suns inflection
to her words. Then there followed e peuss.
“Rsellyl” end the young wife burst into
n merry huge et the eunsternetlon depicted
on her urfiermeid‘e fees.
“Well. mn‘m. if you plsns she worshsr
heir-like—M end she spoke like M:—
‘lee me your pelt—here quick."
Soyon befromthe city eh! An'how
does It lane like eeeetq folks 9" '
Aldus lithe I“ mimic iethe sepid
”New vets- sit-ed tee sign
NW.~*“MOI”
HUME her
Wewtofhflhnirpnddm «a... “'-
9N0!-
“Philltp. whet do you think of thet t“
The men sddressel though young in com-
perlson. wee mlddle-eged with e tell steely
form end e fees which if not hendsotnew
freak end generous.
Hetook tt.*reedltovsrsnd thsnhnnded
ttbeok.elteest remedy.
“colonel. its—its teseehesous.” he on
elelmen leehoetsexvoles.
The eldwrnen tendon himeqnhk.
hseefiseces ‘
8s felttbe "petty which eesne thet
mutsmummm reticent
new: forth seen-e .3 Me
resets-n
“Mandi mplsithleysesemslns'
“Immmh web.“-
on...
Ill-s he‘s-
scum
Stoves. Tin Were. Cooking Utensils.
hues end Isles leeelshlee Seeds.
copper end hset Ironwork
may: to Mug” MM“!!! “‘3! “was“! This fevertte summer resort hes now open it n
wwsenmo-rotr cram scorn ironwnu. Magnificent Hotel
unto n.8p0nges
GREGOBY’S POINT
IOU'I‘II NORWALI‘. CT.
CAPACITY OF IAILWAYS. '
Vessels M or W at M Noise.
ps
E. K LOOKWOOD’S
MARIN! RAILWAY.
moototts.
sumo limiters
peesegesbv the lending
St9mmsh1p Line It.
don‘t fell to ””33." end I“ :3 5°13qu {33°36
“mum E. HEAD,
South Nos-walls. Ct.
8818111
NflBWlLK AND NEW YORK.
30 Cents. *
On and litter “Ii—tisday. lune lst,
The Splendid end l‘everite Stsemsr
NELLir WHITE,
A‘Will lesve South Norwelk. every week tiny et 0:50
Reternl willieeve ietfl. E. It. foot
{158%}: Jim“. 31th ioot‘nt safest" St.
Fare 50 (its. Excursion Tickets 90 Ste.
neggege not regnlsrly checked will be st the risk
of the owner.
ht tekenm et Pro 1
of Kindle“?! “M pet or Betee. Refreshments
WHITE’S PBOPELLEBS
win continued to mske er tripe between Nor-
Brt end New Yer . stoppie fro“ South Nor-
n2: 3.“...Mlalt’alilh. .‘l‘l‘.i°°°l‘.°‘
bury end N k Refined. po ° n
Produce sold ee buotofore. Freight et uenel retee.
FA llpereone ere forbid trustin no of th em-
ployees of the hosts of this line en‘eccdurt out the
owners crs.thereef
Nelly White will elweys stop et Gregory‘ s Point
on st lessnie down end tt i .
et tmlloeonknrd. ‘ no “was up 3"“
South Norwalk
READ THIS.
Borough People.
AT '1‘!!! OLD STAND OF
H. 8. BROWN.
BOOTS, SHOES d. RUBBERS
hf ell kinds. et the lowest possible eseh prices
ewe-lot“ Led lee flue French Kid button 300
ellghtllttdnmsm .zwil weer ust es well. st from
re the ususl
A MR!!! LOT OI"
Lnfice’ Rubbers. second
MW” cte. 3 pair.
Monet ditto 10 cte. a pair.
W
of ell kind
“aw“smtnentofgoodgoods s.st
Come and See.
Horse Oers run right by the door. he not for.
not the till“
ELY’S BLOCK,
soon! NORWALK, c'r.
Butter Bowie do Lorilee
Al in. X. LOCKWOOD’S.
STEDMAN d: SON
to Inc. 6. Freneh lete
will hereefter devote tit
ilurlon House,
GREGORY‘S POINT.
South “gone“
PU URNISNID with ell the most
Modern Conveniences.
And will be e most deelvsble weterln
summer beerdsre. whit it til
elfeellltiss end ettreet‘iond’ror on" "a y m
And elLsemtnsr moments. A well eppetnted
School to' Dd! Pupils,
The winter session will when
timer. estrous Id. ten.
Per fnrthw pertiselers inquire of
bit. J. 0. sites. Prtnslpu.
0r. 0. 0. GATES. I. Asseslete
In response to frequent sotieltetlen. Dr. I'lteh will
in the Primevy. Business end file-steel Depertlents.
Mitchel-Sit-
Sledrnan 1 & Son
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
.2 KINGSFOBD’S
sold their tense of the anse Ratchet
lied
sir etteu on to
constructed dnrlnl the test yesr. SPLBNDIDILY
piece for
cross-
cltr Bales. Evelina Parties,
BILLIARD SALOON
FAVORITE RESORT.
meldbethl’evlllflewl“ “Mild
Attorney at Counsellor-nt-Lew.
one. in chrd’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
(one. fewer occupied b Idville I. lend.)
Intrenee on Wes lngton S
Practical llnelthe-conrtsof the State. Ocnve
suitingt cerefnlly executed.
etten
oneehoursfromedull till!!!“ mull. to
SP.N.tMTP.N.tlllOP.N.
SPRING flPElflNl}!
0F
Millincry as Fancy
GOODS
AT
Mrs. H. Krieger’s
WASHINGTON .813,
South Nos-wells.
Opposite A. DICKERMSN dt SON‘S.
HAIL COL—BMBIAI .
A WARKABLI IOHPSI will inks piece some
time ln178
PENNELL’ 8 INK.
will eclipse ell othembccnueeit is not In: erred
by men-g, will not condo the pen or
nails!
Try Imperial Gloss Ink.
Someth new. end reetlv dne. Ask your Drngglet
for Pcnne l‘s Tooth I‘owder.
REMOVAL.
J 0 H N CHAU B, “01“....”me “3332?:th Dene-muesninw
-Ll- ASS P.I..fwlnm "“
removed his OYS ,C S FISH ”knead once-mud a". 7
300% and Shoe 8‘50".
To the stnnd formerly occcnplcd by B. 1!. Prlcherd.
opposite the Post Office.
Where he will keeps full stock of ell kinds of
lion’s, Boys’. Women’s end Chil-
dron’s
I‘ertisnlnr ettcntlon peid to
CUSTOM WORK.
All norm own work is financed to give eeusfnc
tlon Ashen of the pa in petronege respectfully
solicited.
JOHN 60!! 1‘13.
lsrch 85. 1815.
OSWEGO
Silver Gloss” Starch,
For the Laundry-
usuursowrtnu or
T. “New... 085 um
Gives e beeutlfnl finish to the linings“:
in cost between it end summon eterch
glue cent for en ordlnnr lat—shim. Ass your not:
GSFOBD’S
OSWEGON CORN STARCII,
For Puddings, Blene Henge, Ice
Cream, Etc.
is the orlxlnnlwletebllelted in less.
its reputation es Pure. Stronger so
then say other nrtlcle of the kind
the seats demo or with other titles“
SI museum:
And preserves
d lore Deflente
Mel cltherof
1'?”me
Aux. It. be 0““
Jenn-W. =33 Ven Wankel.
”Al O“
BOOTS O. SHOES “"
0f the Letest Styles. a Norwelk 8m Dyeing at! 800m
5" Eetshlishment.
MK new 3 00.:
Wholessle Confectioners.
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,
:‘m the wholeeele end mu mes.
N0. 8. GAZETTE BUILDING,
solvent, cone. , es
[NPDM'MIn {'(‘T
hi
.!
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