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r- , I A DISCUSSION OF THE INFLUENCE OF .1
. . BEAUTY ON THE TENDER PASSION.
I Did the Devil Ever Choke the Life Out of
I have two very desir-
EM
stock of _ .
. ’ able Building Lots,cen-
, Tnmmed ' ”any lf’cat‘ed’ in “ gfm‘ a Beautiful W‘oman?—A Story Which Is
Hats and ' teel neighborhood, hve . . Very Lurid, to Say the Least—A Homely
Bonnets I 7 . mIPutes Vialklfrqfil tbs Woman Seen Through Love’s Eyes.
.. . , -- fie .1] at a great re. bilgieljhigredwiaujg * ' \ A discussion interesting to the ladies
Whichue are 0 n g a at a . is running through some of the French
papers. Briefly stated, the question is
auction. Our importedpattern hats to close an estate. AP-
. ' d d to one half the . . . . . '
i.$:gli1$16pr£c:cePOLITE attention ply to : : . . . . {\I ' whether or not beauty has anything to
whether you wish to purchase or ___‘_ . ‘ do With the kindling of the tender pas-
; no.” "'— ' . sion. . Handsome women say. yes; home-
. ‘ ly ones, or, to be more correct, the less
G. 14. FRANKE, ' , . 9 ' beautiful, say no. In proof of the
1V1 ISSES ST- J OH N ’ soundness of their platform, which re-
49 Wall Street’ Norwalk’ ‘ AGENT- I ' ' jects the plank of affection for loveli-
” ness only, the latter have unearthed the
musty old legend of the loves of Leilc
- Hora-ce- E' Dann’ - - , PIIIIIISYIVaIIIa Ballrflafl' I ~ OF N EW YORK. . ' anWhvifigillfexiing of Persia heard of the
nxansion ; _ _
d S 1 St 1316 - . . smitten young man, he sent for him and‘
er an 3 es ‘__ 'a 5‘ _ . asked him how it was that he. had be-
figYfiyj‘m: PEISOIIEIIY‘GGIIIIIIMEII . , come so desperately spoony.
I I I “In order to understand that,” re.-
OppOSite ranbury and - Pleasure ATOIIIS. ‘ plied Meg-noun, ‘ ‘you would have to see
Norwalk Railroad depot. FLORIDA January 30th, February 13th and . . ‘ a . my ladylove.”
. RICHARD A McCI IRDY Pr s d t
k the land of flowers on the first tour . .
Single 01‘ 130111319 Teams mist-s? ignitlel fickets tgor éast topr are" gpoIc} 1th i ' ' ’ e 1 en ' wonder. ” ,
. . _ - . t u ‘ a 31s . )ecm tramso a - . ~ . . i _n - i e
wlth 01- withon; drivers. gagrglegpling 3nd diniIlm cam Rate from I Lelle was brought before him. Sn
cufe horses for women New York $50.00. from Philadelphia. $48.00. was redheaded, scraggy, squint eyed,
M‘ ’ . Proportionate rates from other pomts. 3 , stum nosed and fro 1:] (I f
and children. . . . WASHI 0N Jéifiiul‘alry 118th, Fegr‘parlv “AP thousand blizc"afds"a’c:o'1recl in.
—‘ S , arcr ls an gent. . .o. .’ c .ls
’ "‘ April-12th andMay 3rd and 24th. Three day ' IS THE . majesty. .“Is this the object of your
. r- I" . t th National Capitol, covering rail- ‘ . , . _
5ADDL“ HORSES A SPECIALTY £3358 fgre and hotel accommodation. ‘ Rate extraordinary ardor? Splinter my scep-
__n.. (fir‘itheg‘i 13%?)1‘11 $13-00 and “3-507 from Pmla‘ tor! The meanest slave in my kitchen
' 9. it . y . .
SPECIAL ” Tgui‘ist agent and chaperon accompany 15 better 1901:1113 than she!” .
“Then Judge how I must love her,’
each part .
said Megnoun. “since she is as beauti—
Y . . . . ,
kets, 1t1nerar1es, and full 1nformation
For tic ,
A N N 0U N C E M E N T I 8 ply to tourist avg entfia‘i South Fourth street,
Philadelphia; 1196 Bl-oadway.lV._Y; 860 Fulton . ful in my eyes as she is homely in
'——“'" i3treet. Brooklyn, or 205 Washington street, yours‘”
I have just ostou. , , _
. . .. . « . Ier.;J.R.WOOD,Gen. , So far so good But her m ~ tho
secured the Q E’r‘ PRE-qujr Gen B ? ~ . 2 » . . e . e co es .,
I fig’ESAgtq GEO‘W. BO“), ASbt. Gen Pass" ' » . lurid legend of the famous Ninon do
ELuEhTEST 114303TATION5 ! a m Lenclos. Ninon flourished during the
Fm- sprino and SummEr reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV, and
‘Suitings, 5which I will many 'enthusmstic descriptions haw.
make up at the lowest _ been given of her incomparable charms.
cash price, Well, one fine day Mlle. de Lenclos
I IN THE WORLD was quietly seated in her parlor when
F- KOCOUR, - . the servant came to announce to her
that a gentleman wished to see her, but
018173113.an Tailor, ‘ ‘ r N THE {EQUSR’L _ . _
13-32333: MAIN STREET. So. NORWALK, CONN. '10 HMS I I that he would not glve hls name. Sh”
”fr“ . told the servant to say to the stranger
. . I V _ . " 3', i that she was engaged with company and
, H al 6 S could not see him.
“I know very well,” said the stran-
. ,.._...;.,_. _._-_.;_._._
a Few Points:-‘ j . . .. - 1
.. __ ., , ,_ Lung ASSETfi OVER 186,000,000. $521223.” 2:032:31. attisdsi’sé‘;
. to“: ,1 1. a.“ . haveamatter of the very highest im-
Balsam. M 1 I ‘ h L If I I : “'3’. :‘v,-.é':;_..-,,h.l, , portance to communicate to her.”
This strange reply tickled the curios—
" ,5?“ ity of Mlle. do Lenclos. She gaveor-
5:3 AM PLES F R E E. . ders to admit him. He appeared before
____.._.0. INCOME. her. He was a little old man, clad in
~ _ _ ’ . p ? . black, with a sinister look. He wore
H- 3- HALE Received ifor Premulllms, . $33,594,337 98 a black skullcap and carried a little
- . m... ec' d romaJot er‘o res - . " , z' b1 1 . . I-I's v 'fllffi-;
11' you want printing. ConMain and IN all Stl eels, hm walk. R Bum b 11 C 7 ‘ 8,358,807 ‘0 $41,953,1 10‘68 mitt? 2:231:21], I1i803f::tvi:::: wiei'eo intleél-
WE DO .IT" lectual
i‘ you “"1115 en‘bo‘séllggfio IT. WEmW-i g, , ,... . DISBURsEMENTS. . “Mademoiselle, ” said he, “be goo-:7.
1f _- 1 mm t 0010 .Ork. . . , ' . enough to send away your waiting
WI; , '1 rs”; D0 mg Itfifiygtfifigvfite to die ; T0 POIICY'HOIderS- $20,885,472 40 maid. Nobody but you alone must hear
: :jt' you want the best work. The longer “'9 live, The better we D e' For all other Accounts, 9,484,567 47 $30,370,039 87 what I have to reveal. ”
4’ ' WE DO IT. EH,” film we Ry; ‘ - ' ASSETS ~—-——r——: . Ninon was terrified at first, but at
- ‘ e etter we we. _ . last, remembering that she was in the
NORWALK HAZETTE. ‘ ,; . . , resence of a little decrepit old man,
m .C' P' Tocque & Son" Ulllted. States Bonds and other Securlties, $72,936,322 41 £119 took courage 5nd sent away the
____ L First lien Loans on Bonds and Mortgage. 70,729,938 93 waiting maid.
6 6 6 6 6 6 uyers and fileaflers Loans on Stocks and Bonds, 7,497,200 00 “Don’t let myyisit frighten you,"
'; Real Estate M . ' 18,089,918 69 said the stranger. “It is true that I do
0,. moms’ ,ND “yummy Cash in Banks and Trust Companies, 10,844,691 72 Wt honor eVel‘)’.b0dY in this way, but
——-——~--*— A ENTS , ., Accrued Interest, Deferred Premiums, etc., 6,609,608 39 £3: have “Othmg t; film-b Y‘all have
. G- RM '., l - . , ———-—-——-— e ore you a man w 0 IS 0 eye , more
PE PLE Made up or ripped to look like new . ,- R ‘ of P 1. . .. (1 th L. biI't' . $Igg€g§g§g ‘1: or less, by all the world, and who can
. . _ . ‘_ - GSGIYo. 01'_ 0 1018:! an 0 81‘ 13 1 193, __ _______ '_ ______ ’_ ________ f bestow at will all the gifts of nature. I
.. .—- A ,..~____ Kld Gloves, Cleaned, 10 Cents Up. Surplus, , $17,952,608 91 was present at your birth. I fashion
_ g . S 1Y Allgoods done atftheshortest notice. , Ehe fate of1 all thuman fbeings, and I
THE .. 9m“? ““1 Dve works: . . 1; Insurance and Annuities assumed and renewed ' 708,692,552 40 “2:6 1:81:01 3:110 digger? figs“?
BEST ' 3393912179“ i - i i : horwalk. .1 bring you the highest titles, enormous
AND . .. . , ' ‘Gbodg called for and delivered free of . riches and an eternal beauty. Which
CHEAPE‘lT . ‘ : - charge. . . . . . will you have? Take your choice and
PLACF , j .. ' - .~ NOTE I 1 1 l tt d ‘ d d f th rest assured that no mortal on earth has
‘ BUY 3 ' ' —m-— . . ' . l “Eeally, sir,” said 1‘thc; woimtgkn.
1 r; ORDERS can be Left at Bette & Fan; t t h 11 l d d ‘ l auo ing, “you are very 'in( , an e
5 IISEXI I.) rington’é Store 011 Wall Street ' S atemen as W O y mls 63‘ lng, an on y Insurance 3 c magnificence of your gifts is so great
' ...—.. . . . . ’ : . that”———-
- ‘95 o -' ' tuall issued and aid for in cash is included “Mademoisenwam u, interrupt-
.3 E - ‘ y ' p 0 ing her, “you have too much good sense
' L3,, - “ AT?“ , _ . ,. ._._ ,, to make fun of a man Whom you do not
"" " ’ STREEI; know. Choose quickly. Which will you
' ' \\ 351130511‘3 ’ - , have titles, riches or eternal beauty?”
83 - - _, ° 1' ' ' “My dear sir,” said she, “thereis no
LUMBER ~ . I hav 9 carefully crammed toe foregomg statement and room for any o. ,0...
$3311 things that you offer me. I’ll take eter—
U r n —---- ~~---—»--~~-—- " “Mademoiselle,” said the stranger,
i . , a “you must write your name upon my
. argalnsl tablets.” And he presented to her an
old blackened tablet, upon which she
ROBERT A- GRANNISS! VICG'PI'eSIdeI‘It. ' ' signed her name. Then he gave her-a
find the same to be correct. GHAS.A. PRELLER, Auditor digits-p.35,3h:.3?“st I d° i“
D t d C 'd 1, - light tap of his black cane upon the left
99"” e “5*" or" :"T' , WALTER R. GILLETTE. General Manager. shoulder. “Thatwill do no-s. " he Said.
Wh‘Sk Brooms, 50' hall ' - 7 . ISA-AC F. LLOYD, Second Vice-President. “You will be beautiful all “slough your
Hammers, 100. Shoe Brush- 5 R AT 0 Ci A‘l“ WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary, life, and you will live for a long time.
es, 100. Fr inv Pans 10c. . ,. u' ~. ,, . 1:5: FREDERICK SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary. You will create assions at a eriod in
y n , .... , , , P P
Cedar Pails, 23c. Five hun- . . ' . . JAMES TfiN駧gNfi2$§sng§eas (J ' ' life when other women are in the hor-
dred Matches 3,, _ . SARATU I . , . ' N . . .Jr., or.Se.~ rors of decrepitude. You will never
’ . . FREDERIC OROMWELL, Treasurer. EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Ass1stant Cashier, l d . , h t
WWW“- . C . , . . JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. EDWARD LYMAN SHOR’ ', Gen. Solicitor. gr” 0 - I We 3°“. * 9 Power 9
. Tenume Saratoga water 1,, block~tm WILLIAM P. S ANDS, Cashier . . WM. W. RICHARDS, Comptroller. charm everybody. During 6,000 years
H H WILLIAMS lined bérrelsdirectfromthecelebm- EMORY McOLINTOGK LL.D., F. I. A., Actuary. Mumw. Dmnorous~GUSTAVUS s. WINSTON m. D, I have traveled through the universe
. . , ted spring is for sale on draught by JOHN TATLOCK, J 3., Asst. Actuary. E. J. MARSH, M. D. from one end to the other, and upon the
15 W8“ Street. ‘14:?!” Hfunmx’ at the corner 0f CHAS. B PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary. GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M. D. earth I have only found four women
W“ and Ewe" Streets“ ' who were worthy of this great privi-
W THE W ATE R lege. They were Semiramis, Helen,
- ' - Cleopatra and Diana (16 Poitiers. You
.LD AND RE IABLE - Is brought direct fromgamtoga and . are the'fifth and the last-to receive this
' is dispense-l in precisely the same _ glft- Ask.me no (111881310113 170331121;
. . see me again, once more on y, an a
condition in which it flows from the
sprmglat Saratoga and is sold as; cts will be when you shall have only thlee
I
I . Egg-IE SIR ECT per :giass' . » ' ‘ NI days more to live. Remember my name
I LINE 4 is Noctambule!”
' ' BETWEEN , l k He disappeared, leaving Mlle. dc Len-
, . . 9 clos frightened almost out of her wits,
I NEW YORK.
The career of the wondrous beauty is
. SOUTH _
' , _ NORWALK and . ' too long to follow. It is enough to say
I NORWALK. 0T1. W‘ T CH , ' ‘ that three days before her death Noc‘
T E A , ' > G- A t f St: f G tambule a eared before her showed
, PROPELLORS’ New Havenl 911' g ‘ or ate 0 Gun" her her signature, and in a ’dreadful
I voice told her that she was captured; .
that she lived all her life under the
power of Lucifer, and that her end was
‘ r. , at hand. On the third day he came and
, . " ’ "" choked her to death!
' It is consoling to think that there is
some doubt about the exact truth of this
_ Will leave Pier 2;. East River Beekman st.) . . . .
New York. at 5.1). m. daily;8und(ays excepted StOI'Y- Indeed 1t ‘5 said that “3 8095
Freight received from 7 a. m. until 5 p. m. back far beyond“ the birth of poor N in-
anfiegggxzhn 62310133333? iii?“ at 5.p.m., I M o r I e on do Lenclos, and that it began with
Home plication to agents the City of Ncr- I I ’ Louise do Budos, the second wife of
walk an Ea. lo willbes ntf ' lie 6 ‘ ‘ “
of freight. angwhere in fieonrosrxireeii“ logs]? Henry L who died in l599.—New Yon:
‘ Sun.
my. , . , ,
WAN persons are forbid. trusting any of" ’ _ ° ' ' _____.__
the employees of the boatsgf this line on sc- . SpGClal Agent , Norwalk. Read the G Au...” 3.
count of the owners thereo '
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Norwalk Chronicler