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CHAPTER Vii.
“angered faults through all his manure reign.
nigh pom. luxurious; thuuah «halftime. Vain:
I O O O O 0
Yet still the loan of wealth is here supplied
n; also. the splendid wreck: of former pride:
treat these the mutation" and mwl‘u wind
- An easy continuation seam to and.
_ With.
a a
The beet laid plans of tuna aa‘ tum
Mlmaclry.
' _ labour. ‘
ii‘asel llurit found life very pleasant“
in M l‘lacr.
Mr. Lynn tmtue more gracious as he
‘ grew mu-tomol to this intrusion upou his
pt rate thuuntlc Nialltmu.
.illr lumyaut. ll‘ur haul she not at last
paired hemlf a w nrthy hrlpuuvvt in her
hut-band‘é tn lug hour ‘ And then it was
vcrv pleasant to have an agreeable fillllp‘h
tin these long June days
There nrr snum nature: rvflnol‘aud lliflll'
him who yet in tut-lr mutul iudnli‘ucn nutl
iclf lore drift slung over the slumlt it per
dill with closed eyes. or if with right.
mor‘aflf powerless tulift a hand and change
the ru der‘s courst‘.
And Castl litmt was one.
It might have struck Mrs. (lrumly as a
failure in strict propriety this uterrvaholllng
of early marrowfutt besides the mic cov-
ered windnw in the diulngronm.
" How Al would laugh if he knew I had
art ‘ my b mrdcr‘ to shelling pens !“ cricd
llrll ~ gleefully.
" Do you think he would ?"
“ Why yts. Why not 9“ she asked wondl :-
inaly.
" Ntlllting."
So this is tht young married lady who
spends much of her time alone. thought
Cissrl Hurst and very different from what
he expected to find her.
" What a strange world this i-.“ exclaim-
ed Em: and only upon the theory of brain
mean allowing an electric current of passing
from one mind to another. did her bearer
account for the similiarlty of their thought
and its utter forelgnees to their previous con-
vemtion.
" Yes. Do you know I imagined you to
be a very different person 2" he asked. gaz-
ing full into her face.
“ Al calls me his ' lsndlsdy‘ and a
‘ b tardinghouse keeper.‘ " she laughed.
“I would a’oon think of calling a viulct
a sun-flower." answered the gentleman in-
dignsntly.
Effle’s face colored up.
“ Oh! but you did not understand me. Mr.
Hurst."
“Now in England"—he purposely had
not heeded her interruption—“ of course I
am speaking only of the higher classes. a
gentleman to marry a beauty. accomplished
and of tqual or higher rank than his own.
would be severely criticized at his club
should he allow her to contribute toward
the maintenance."
"Yur‘forget. Mr. Hurst." said Eme with
.a line show of resentment for this inference
upon her hush-ind. “that things are very
different with us. We have more freedom
in every particular and any respectable em<
pioymeut is considered honorable."
“She was quite surprised at herself for
this speech and in her excitement a handful
of pea-pods were thrown into the dish in-
stead of back again into the basket.
“ True the customs of the new world are
difl’rrent but it‘seems very hard that circum-
stances should ever rise to make it neces-
sary fora fair young girl as yourself who
has been delicately nurtured in wealth to ad
Init It's-angers into her home and devote her
life toprcviding for their wants. Mr. Lynn
engrcosed in business cannot. perhaps. be
expected to look at these matters in that
came light that a gentleman of leisure. who
has made social conditions his study. is en-
able tn."
Very likely he meant all that he had '
said. Had he meant no morn than what his
more words, outside the susceptible lf‘lut :
conveyed. it might not have mutt-trod.
She looked up I) see his eyes fixed pity-
ingty upon her.
Bonahow Rae did not feel any morelihe
‘ ' Milo; hie frankness.
' It was an exceedingly new and comforts.
“RUIN“. this being soothed an an in-
. 1“ child. And there arose norm-thing of
..uifi! 1'! ber‘bart mingling with a con-
aelowa pride of her birth.
m made a fable attempt to assert
thee-tire ”h sweet as it It! '0! this one.
(forAl lava bad in words or acts) to have
”-3.3 ain't-Ilse them had 0001-.
flint—stuns wkeoobelaft borne ...a
m Did. he! lifwwitb his.
[alga- dldaotkaoo that I was try;
\
Eula colored and made no answer.
“ It was nothing.“ she said she took the
dish and basket out late the kitchen. But
ever and each name these words in that
deep low tone:—
“ Can‘t you trust tué'Tn such a little thing
as this! ”
O I O I O
The weekly Sewing Socie’y of Silver
Mind boongiven out the previous Ssh
bath to meet the following Wednesday utterit
ltd-nu at the mldouoo of Mrs. Douenhay
on poplar Avenuow—amtly to the aatoulah“
meat at that lady. herself.
The committee llllll often applied to her
for this purpose and as often been politely
refused.
“ A: a nuuzmouiber and occupying only a
au=all «mm [the only thing she had been
able to procure and which she had taken
tvtupnnttlly] the bound the bullet: to ravine
her lf minus were created to forward the
interests of the Clutlwbua savanna the would
he must happy to have them call upon her "
nwhloh. ever after. they made it u point of
doing!
it was too lute to treat ii mhcrwtw than a
mistake.
I m a \'
CHAPTER \‘lll.
“ lira. Duuw‘rahny. “ ventured one «mi
an hour‘s silent plying of their uvctlltu owe
the low. aubduvd uudcrtuuo of gossip.
what are your views of a woman‘s duty
when she nova u folluw‘ormtturo anoiu‘ astray
-—a sockhl‘ after other ldola— right under
ltrr very nose!"
A bombshell going oil‘ in their midst
could hardly have been the signal ofgrcutct
excitement. A
Work fell ruddculy into tho various laps;
aclsmts utul spools rolled to thv 11 mt unhectl~
cd and each one looked at in r tit-lghbor as
much as to say :—-
I know we should
“ it‘s-cutie. have it
lit-furt- lung. "
“ Would‘ut you cunsidtr it hcr h tundcu
duty to interfere? " continued this worthy
mother of euvl-u married wr|l~to dtl‘LlO
dilughtcrs.
Mrs. Dougcrshny was standing at the
further end of the room in side a table tu'ruu-
ping moss and fluwors in a delicate reed
b tskct.
She gave herself credit for being most
wonderfully humble and gracious this after-
noon but to quietly sit down. take it needle
and make rod flannel shirts for those horrid
Afric children and listen to the various
methods of doing up fruit and the particu-
lars of the outfit for a coming bride—ugh!
it was more than she could stand.
She turned around.
From her proud hight she looked down
upon those two roomfuls of narrow minded
women with something of the same amused
contempt one might feel for an exhibition
of puppets.
“It wouldzhnve to be a very marked case. in-
deed in which I should see so closely that my
way only was right to burden my conscience
wilh a sin of omission if I lulled to suggest
she was steering out of the proper path. "
she answered and a flush from the brilliant
dark eyes made many a one turn hers aside.
pick up spools and scissors and resume her
work.
“ Who did you have reference to Mr.
Brown ?" come out at last from some one
over in the corner.
“ chll i I don't know as I ought to men-
tion names but seein‘ W0:fll‘6 all slriviu‘ to
help one number on in the good way. I
might as well say it out, :1 was thinkin’ of
that like Lynn and her doin‘s.
“ Pbor .Vr. Lynn 2“ ejaculated two or three
of the single ladies in the same breath from
out of the unnppropriated supernbundance
of sympathy woiling up in their righteous
bosoms.
“ Yes that isjust it." echoed this fut wad.
dling mother who had constituted herself
chairman of the meeting.
“ She seems to be a putty innocent crea-
tur‘ though I 'clur to gracious she ain‘t much
of a manager. Why! if you will but believe
it I had to send her bread and cake enough
for their supper the first night llt'l' city bnar~
dcr came an“ thars‘po tellin' luw .she‘s got
along ever since." ‘ x
“ Why! hits. Prigglns. Well! I didn‘t
know things wire as bad as that. Of course
she returned it r“
“No. But I can‘t higrle over a loaf of
bread. and plain ginger bread. A nrighbnr
aughtcr be accommodatln‘ «that‘ a .‘my root-
tcan‘ l wtah mom folks would take it for
theirs." And the noodle new bsc‘r and forth
with increased energy.
“ Did I not hear you talking about inali-
lng cherry wine. In. Print»: 2“ suggested
lira. D ingenuity. matting an effort to turn
the subject.
" Ob 2 you. She sent her hired ulrl down
the next mofnin‘ an‘ also said Mile. Lynn was
awfully took aback when she knew she hail
cone an‘ asked me for anything. an' though
she felt nub oblocged to me. aha banged of
me to accept two or time builtela of their
cherries as they had more than what they
could use an‘ so I sent Esra right straight
up that very night to get 'ain.“ ‘
In. Print-'3! Dues thatnnt fatty liable
daubwdobttamt‘askwl Ira. Donner-
ebay la a clear ringing toaewhllafia cat-led
" Was that not equal in value to”! lo“. ‘
.l m H} ‘
. --. “our «or—"'l‘z’m‘v ""‘
with your work.”
“ Perhaps there are some present who are
not aware that the first intimation I had of
this meeting here today was from the pol-
pit. I made no expmtulatlona. "solved
that for once I would soothe inner worklnn
of this society and if really as benevolent
an otdcct as it ropmeute itself 1 would alve
it my liberal support. it. however. the
conversation which has onltwucd your
wort: this afternoon is a specimen you will
please refrain in the future from aolicitw
tion: to main regard to it for! will have
nothing whatever to do with the olueetz“
The widow was noted for her. lhdapuui
deuce but this was beyond even their ltué
aaiuiuga.
A hush equal to death fell upon the ar-
aomhtv when the roomful toutw had died
out.
Exchange of glances followed.
Sonia withering. other. angry and others
guilt weekly luluml. aa muttunt to ho tut»
judged now and awalttllu Judgment. Day
to vindicate the immaculate purity and
blutuclmucaa of their llm.
Atuutur these last were those foremost
In the vaults of gossip.
V Sutuehtutau hurtling around withaprc‘
truso of putting by work and taking their
uuutediiite departure. Curiosity triumphed.
huwt‘vrr. and till l‘t‘luuluud tn partaltc of
tho Stlppt‘t which was served with luvlall
elegance. e
Catharina Dougurahuy was fully cou-
rclnus of the fact that out of the entire
company sho could llcrouftor count on all as
nuught chic hut sworn cucmics; but whut
did this matter to llt‘l‘.‘
She even smiled. and very pcrccptiltly
too. when they were maklnu their hurried
good byes among thomsclvu after the meal
without even the formality of paying her
their respects. at the thought of whats
good fund for discussion she had already
given tht-m for the next week.
"1 have contributed that much toward
their melting.“ was her comment. “ and
perhaps may manage to furnish them in
that line indefinitely for the future.“
And her supposition was fully verified.
“There‘s a lady called to see you in the
parlor. mu'tn." announced Maggie one
morning. handing tier mistress a card.
Etllu was seated in the library making
fluffy lace ruflles while Mrfllurst ant near
reading Tennyson aloud.
“ Mrs. Katharine Danger-shy." read Mo
and v ith a sigh she took of! the little gold
thimble and put down the foam of lace.
" A country null and you will be horribly
b ll't‘fl," suggested the gentleman.
She laughed then. Oll the contrary she
had not had the commonest civilities exten-
ded to her, and very certain. after all. it
must be some one from mortally who had
found her out, she tripped into the parlor.
" Mrs. Lynn l“
A jewelled hand clasped hers in a tight
warmgrasp ands tall magnificent woman
drew her toward her with magnetic power.
It seemed to Edit: in that moment, keenly
susceptible to spiritual influence. with those
luminous eyes bending down upon her, be-
neath that touch which was a caress and
that smile which was more like a benedic-
tion that she could have willingly lain down
and died for this woman—a moment befoge
a stranger.
“lam tired of housekeeping. My cook
has left me. and I long to be out in this wil‘
dernesa of trees and fields where one can
breathe. if no more, without one‘s neighbor
knowing It. “Will you let me come and
board with you 9“
Had it been _a chuet-t to give up every-
thing she held dear upon earth with the
power of that magnetism over her Ellie felt
that she could never have refused. But this
—well! it was a veryjoyful assent she gave.
“ Three rooms I should nerd—I have a
maid." explained the widow but the amount
she stipulated in payment made Effie‘s
heart give a bound.
Al this time could certainly find no fault.
“ How long you have been gone,“ said
Curse! Hurst petulantly as Effie returned
all in a flutter.
“ Oh! oh! if you could only have seen
her i " '
“Thank you—l do not cmvc such an
honor. Cubbagovroeo faces and inner milk
gossip are most too pleblan to cut my tsetse.“
“ She is so beautiful—such magnificent
eyes—such a an .‘le and such whiteteeth and
then when she talks—oil! lcau't tell you
huw fascinating it is.“ she gasped.
“ You cache my curiosity.“ returned the
gentleman strolling his black whiskers and
glancing complacently at the rtflcctluu in
the mirror opposite.
“ And she was dressed ac fluently—dia-
mond car-rinse and brooch and real lace
and magnificent bracelets and such little
hands for such slam woman. so soft and
white and fairly covered with [learning
3 meta She looks like a prlnctas. and -
" lira. Lyon.“ cried ltr. Burst. by an
time doubting the sanity of her wind. “I
fear you havebeea the victim of shellac!-
natlon. Pray tell as whole thin wooden
rut person—title which“
shay and whoradoaa also live f" ~
“Obi ldon‘t know—l never thoukt to
ask. I only know she to Mt: Mo?
lymbaawaet childish we: of: bonus;
down anyoawbea voohow it lilacs“
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THURSDAY JULY _,22 1875.
LOUIS .1. BLAKE,
Attorney A Counsellor-semi
Olen la Swavd’a militia:
com nonwanx. cow.
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.iisiikwonum mg
HAIL OOLUMIIAI
“39W” I014“ will his place levee
g‘gl-fmlhh‘l III.
or“... “ “water.
(tabla men by unloading
“MINE.“ I. wean.
booth Novwallt. 0t.
1% Imperial. cloaafll'nk.
xnrcsronn‘s
OSWEGO
Silver dlud'ss Starch.
the Laundry.
muons are forbid treating an of th
y “ arm [or Colo by all First-clans Grocers.
HUMAN HAIR.
always
tlanowa. “at” at
tactical-i up. given
Germanic House,
Corner of Clay Street and Railroad Place.
Best N. Y. lancer liner. Meals at all
llourm
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK,
ormszm N. r a N. n. n n nnmr.
my Goo. Clark. Axons.
'1‘ 8. SOIMNTON.
n n N 'r 1 s 'r.
Extracting teeth and inserting artilotal dentures a
special”.
OFFICE OVIR SWORD! Ono's-m Into-rm.
aft-y Ionthlforwalk.
w. H. LAVALLII,
E A, R N E s s E s .
[lane "4. “column!" Goods and
. Trunks.
Main 8t., South Norwalk.
lid-onto.
FRANK A. TOLL” Q 00..
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South N orwalk
READ THIS,
Borough People.
' ' TS. SHOES s RUBBERS
Of all kind-1“!“ tbelowaat
5‘3me
its!
m'm, second
quality. Price 40 eta. a pair.
Mons’ ditto 70 etc. a pair.
[Elvin] secured til-services of
PROF. ISADOR JEAN,
Whobaaltadaevantyeara "experience in Parts. and
is fully computers to do
All Kinds Hair Work
Lorilee Hair Drooling.
f confident of mv ability to please all who to
their trounce. l have also procured
mu with
a machine for atra gunning combine. with will be
made up into
SWITCHES,CURLS. BRAIDS die
in the moat artistic manner. l also keep ”lbw
hands full awckoltboabovegcodawblchl
20 FIR GIN? GHIAPIR
'l'bananyotbar dealer in town. Give Inca call.
8. PAKULSEI.
THE PLACE TO BUY.
AND YE
AT THE OLD STAND OF
8. BROWN.
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GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK MAINTBTq
til-y SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
n. TOLLES.
W' Dealer in
Stoves. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils,
lamps and lease hatching Goals.
Metal Roofing. Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron work
executed to order. Jobbing of all kinds promptly
attended
fi-tf WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
GREGORY’S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS, - i.000 TONS.
Vessels Bus?! or Wind at Short Notice.
Furniture for vessels. Paint Oils. Dock Varnish.
Oakurn. Ship Tools. otc.. constantly on hand for sale.
6 ll 0 . 8 . B 8 I. l. .
An excellent
Garvin Knife, Fort and Steel,
Only $1.50
. AT
.E. K. LOOKWOOD'S.
Alfred Knapp
Solicits attention to his large stock of choice family
GROCERIES,
Crockery, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
House Furnishing Goods,
Etc., Etc.
FLOUR, BUTTER,
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OOFFEES,
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assortment of good goods of all kinds. at
Horse Care run right. by the door.
get the place.
ELY’S BLOCK,
scum NORWAL‘K, c'r.
Bragg-late Loos-onto.
Soap. Sponges, Select Drugs.
Fluid. Extracts, Flour Sulphur.
Pure Drugs. Perfumery. Patentmodicince.
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Kamala Powder. Knives,
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Oat-meal. Oil Cod Liver. Opodeldoc.
Restorer-s for the Fair; Razors. Bat Poison.
Waters—Medical, Wine of the Woods. '
Aniline Colors. Atwood'a Cologne.
beeches Beet Sweediah. Linmente.
Knowle‘a Insect Powder, Kathalron.
Call and see for yourselves. randy to wait
On customers. We can be found for
Night calls. on Eavlland Street. .
«early opposite Book a Ladder 00.. No. 1
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