The evening world., 1911-09-18

And twas there that Norah F1yna
Put her two hands In mine Q year -
fore and We talked Of hats n tie
thinGs she could cook and the love busi-
ness that goes with such episodes. Ana
toat wa Coney as We loved Il. and a.
the hand OF Satan was upon It. friendly
and noisy and your moneys worth.
II sat with my back to thu n,.s
whore they had the moon and IL
dreams and the steepies oorralied. and
longed for the old Consy. There wasn't
many people on the beach. Lots OF
them Wa fssdtn' pennies late the alss
machines to See the Interrupted Court.
ship In the movin' pictures: nd q rood
many was takin' the Sea air In the
CAnass OF Venice and some was brsathin'
The smoke Of the sea battle by actual
wsrships In . tank oiled with real
water. 4 few VA Town on the sands
enjoytn' the moonlight and the water.
And the heart OF me was heavy for the
new morals OF the old island. while the
bands behind ms played and the 80
pounded on the ban drum In front.
And direcuy I set up and walked
along the old pavilion. and there on che
clip Of . siri sittin' on the tumbls-down
umbss. and unless I'm . liar she was
crytn' By hsrsslf there. all aloha
Is II trouble you are In. nov. Mi0.'
says I: and what's to b dom about itr
"'"Tis none Of o u business at all.
Denny csInahan.' says she. situn' up
straight.
"And II was the voice Of no o,b~
than Norah Flynn.
Then It's not say I. and ws'rs ss.
ter having . pleasant evening. Aiss
Flynn. Have ys seen the sights Of this
new Couey Island. them? I presume 70
have come here for that purpose says I.
II have says she. Me mother and
Uncle Tim they are waiting beyond.
Tie an elegant evening I've ~. Eve
seen all the attractions tha& ~
"'Ri.h. y: are says I to Nersh;
and ! don't know when I've been tAat
amused. After disport tin meseif amoaR
the most l%Aughabie moral improvsmsnts
or the revised shell games I took ne
self TO the shore for the benent Of tAs
cool air. And did ye observe The Dur
bar. Miss Flynn
II DID, avs she. rsnsctin'; ~ ~
not safe. I'm thinkfn'. to ride AeWu
them sisntin' things into IN vat0'
How did " fancy the sAsot -
True. then. I'm afraid q -.
says Norah. They make such noLDe n
my ears But Uncle Tim. he sho tham.
he did. and won ciEars. IT'S Q me eens
we had this day. MI. Camahsa.' -
I'm glad you've enjoyed ysroaea' I
says. I suppose you've bad Q roasin'
fine time seein' the sights. And hov 90
tho incubators and the heltsr-ska0tsr
and the midget suit the taste Of ysr
IL wasn't hungry ssys NosaA.
faint. But mother ate q quantity Of
all of 'em. I'm that pleased WITH ne
says she. that IT'S the happisst ny
I've seen IN q long time. at an
odd you see venicsf' says
I'VE ala ~ she. She WUo,a
beauty. n was al dressed b ~.
she wss. with
IT listened no mors to NorsA yayaa
I stepped up and gathered hsr b ny
arms.
SITS Q stovy~tsisr - an. Nerah
Flynn says 7. we've seen no more
OF tho greater coney Island THAI I
have messif. Come. row.. tell the Truth
-ye came to cit by the old pavilion by
and made pennis carnahan . hsDpy
man. Speak UP. ana tell the TRUTH
"'I despis- II. Denrv.' she SAYS. ham
cryfn'. Mother and Uncle Tim went 10
see the shows, but I came down hers
10 think OF you. 7 couldn't bear the
tights and the crowd. Are you fsr-
given me. Denny. for tho words We
hadr
""Twas me fault says I. 7 came
here for the same reason meseif. Look
a, the lights. Norsh.' 7 says. turning
nv back to tho SEQ -'sin't they prettyY'
"-rhey are says Norah. with her
eyes shinin'; N do We hear the bands
playin'' Oh. Denny. ! think ia IKE TO
see II all
"-rhe old Coney IL gone. darifn',
says to her. Everything moves. When
q mans glad It's not scenes OF saAasss
hs wants. IT'S a greater Coney We
have here. but we couldn't see II till We
got In the humor for II. Next Sunday.
Norah darlin', Wen see the new place
from end to end"