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lti'eewondertbl mDr-Jennndy‘s ‘
new medicine. thet‘ewiftly remov- Stone.
1 hd White Gravel from the Kidney-
he intense entering
lgn bodice, and
his“. narrator: Ollir-
etion summary. is one the
me C! the new disoove , Col-cure Ho vent.
The green-t work 001.com Solvent.
Is that it prevents the formation oletone .
nail mvel by dissolving uric acid hoe.
eedimenls. thin puming the loud
and deflecting eil'tiioee o sold condi-
tions of the stomach which are responsible
for the formation of uric acid or gout pol-
sooing and rheumatism. Oolcuro Solvent ‘
impetigo“ stones. giving o healthy action
entire verondfrcedom fromooneti tiou.
Dr. David Kennedy Itid‘ of it: “ -ctlrn ’
Solvent ie the outcome of my long experi- .
once he e ph chin nn‘d nu eon. and I ‘
consider this t e crowning so evement of
my life. it will not disappoint."
Send to the Colman Ooenpwy. Dr. Ken.
and Row. Readout. N. Y., for free sample
be e of Dr. Kennedy's new medicine,
Gel-euro Solvent. . .
EMT Nlllilllillii
Robert Joseloif iii visiting in New
York today. on business.
The steamer Addie \' towed a barge
loal'. of cement to invern island. .
Rev. J. W. Davis will preach Sunday
on the Prophecy, of the Stone With;
Seven Eyes. ‘ ‘ ' -
The schooner l.ucy.A. Leno arrived}
today with li cargo of building sandi
for John H. Ferris. '
The pool match this evening. at Hat‘-
ucr's‘ store. "will be between Fredl
Brown and. Fred lioveloy."
Misses Lizzie and anitnswu. of
East Norwalk, are v‘lsitin'g at D.‘ Sus
nitzky’s, iii Center street. Danbury.
The Junior League of the East AVe-
nue MothodistChurch is planning a so“
ciable to be held a week from today. i
Miss Grace Hawkins, who has been:
tiie guest of James L’Hommcdicu oven
Sunday. has gone to Richmond. Va..:‘
fora few weeks.
Many residents of East Norwnlk will
nttend the dance to be glycii this even- .
lug, by the Hebrew Social Club. in
Raymond's Hall. - 3
The expressions of regret" at the sad
(lentil of T. 1). Griffin and the expres-
sions of sympathy for his family were
heard on every hand today. 1
Victor W. Ferris, Robert A. Show
and others. went to Long island. last
evening. on a ducking expedition. They l
rciurncd this morning with good biigsi
of garlic. .
Mr. and Mrs. ilomer Crow. of 0e-‘
bol'no nvciiuc, ciilortuinéd a few}
friends last (waning. Games and mu!
sic were enjoyed and onto t enjoys}
blc tinie wits 'haifi.‘ "Rb s'h‘ments;
were served. . ‘
Miss Bessie Levy. who returned!
yesterday from a visit to Long Island;
brought back with her a very valuable1
specimen of a. Chinese terrier. The1
dog is a very handsome one of its spe-
cies. its name is “Prince."
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sherwood re-
turned last evening. from their wed—j
ding trip. They returned on the 7:55
train, having been in Washington. Du
C. They will reside at the home of
the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A..
C. Golding until the’ house which is in?
process of erection for them. is com-
pleted.
The social of the Epworth League of:
the East Avenue Methodist Church will
be held this evening, at the home of
to. E. Keeler. 214 East avenue. It;
promises to be a very pleasant affair in:
every way. The Mandolin. Club from:
the Y. M. C. A. will be present. and ren-‘
der 5 number of selections. The,quat~
tetto of employee from the Computing
Icale Company. of Westport. comprisu
ing George Northrop, Arthur Northrop,l
Frank Dayton, and Richard Baynhtmm
will sing a number of times. Their;
reputation here as singers is excdlentl
and fine w‘orlc is expected of them. Hrs. l
E. E. Keler will recite. Ice cream and}
cake wilibe served. after which games!
will conclude the evening's entertain»
merit. f‘ ~
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—8crofuln. Isaft rheum. erysipelas‘
.and other distressing eruptive disease?
es yield quickly and permanently to
the ct sing, purifying power of Bur-'
dockfi Bitters. ' ,
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filto'uvs‘.‘ "r _.
i r it
‘ tit-ted.
. carrying it
. nian.‘which occurred in New York on
William Murphy. of Highland avo-
nue, is the guest of friends in Danbury.
Mrs. Fred Mills, of Bridgeport, well
known in Rownyton. who has been crit~
lcnily ill. in slightly improved.
Misti Beatrice DeWeteu his left the
South Norwelk lilgh school. which she
has been attending for the put year.
There was a cottage prayer meeting
last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Theron iA)(lk\\'0ilii. in Rowayton
avenue.
liliznboib Neuer. who, on account of
illness did not take her examination
at the public school with iho others.
is now bclnu enminml for the ninth
grade.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Tem-
perance, held their regular business
meeting. last night, in Crew's Hall.
for each week of his commitment. All
ed as I part of the costs against such
dollrldllf’lli taxpayer.
WESTPORT.
Weslport Grange will meet tonight.
Mrs. Charles Fable was nieisitor in
h‘airdeld Monday.
Mrs. Pryor moved Monday into the
Courtney house in State street.
.ludgc l). R. Bradle’ is ill slclt
list. lie who conduct hi hi: bed Sun.
tiny and remained at home Monday.
but his lndleposltion is believed to be
btit temporary and he is expected to
be‘at his office today.
Mrs. Smith. who is to have charge
The usual routine business wail" trans-
aftor which a rehearsal of
"illueberry Corners" was held.
The place formerly owned by Theo.
phlio icuphrnr but lately purchased by
Messrs. Lawrence and Whitney. of
. New York. is being greatly improved.
A large peach orchard is being set out
under the supervision of George H
Traendlcy. .
Bill for thc proinptness and courage i
‘ of James Stevens. sexton of the. Metho- l
dist Episcopal Church, a lamp would"
have exulodcd in the church. Sunday
evening. Mr. Stevens succeeded in
out of doors before any
damage was done.
The work of the drctlgers in the bar.
bor has nearly been completed, and
aside from a few private contracts.
they have nothing more to do here.
These private contracts will probably
occupy the digger a couple of weeks
more after which it will be. towed away.
The death of Mrs. Andrew .l. How-
i
Monday at a hospital where she was
undergoing treatment for a disease
with which she had been aiflicted only
it short time. was a shock to the entire
community. Mrs. Bowman was well
known hero. haviuglived In Rowsyton
the. greater part of her life. She was
born in- loount Vernon. N. V. Her hue‘
band and one. son, Charles, survive»
her. The funeral will be. held from
- thcm eastward bound.
of the local tamihone oxohln e arriv-
led in town Mo try and has in on nos.
i tension of tho Chapman house in Myr-
.llt- iivciliie. it. is "Noted all. no
lcompnny will begin the work of fitting
‘ up headquarters there at once.
Numbers of hoboes went over the
turnpike salinity and Monday. most of
They looked
like the advance guard of a Cdxoy
army, so numerous were they. Of
course there were foraging expedi-
lilons luit lip to date no fatalities in
l
licuucry or pasture have been climb
iclcd.
John Gallagher doesn't pr so to
. be caught napping again. 'Ev since
the ghost scare. the other night. he
has gone armed. The dlty following lib
vent to liridicpori and procured a .4!
:nlibrc iii-my pistol and promises to
put din-light through that ghost the
next time it appears. "You can tell
the tu-ighimrs .lohnnlc won't run away
next trip. '
Therc is tnlk of a match race being
run off on tho Norwulk track between
Walsh's “Old Colonel" and chario-
llull's "Ptmntom." The data ie not
yet set btil is likely to be within a
week. Walsh has bespoke Bil Mend's
sulky for the occasion“ The only tlii‘.
fercnce now is its to whether it il to
be it trot or running race. "Any old
way.“ says Walsh. "the winner to
49th street. New York_ today. The in-
takc illi' peck of oats." the. prize to be
m ii
two 56"“: m tmfiélv: 0.0:?! be?“y '
of the foregoing expenses shall be tax- '
. ascertain the best sort of a hook and
‘sociation meeting in South Norwnlk
tertncnt will be in Woodlawn cemc- lkcpt undcr cover until after the event
lcry l is either horse would balk at the sight
At the recent meeting of the Hook (of oats.
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it.makes home brighter and caré'llfirht‘er. ' ‘ ‘
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new horse from. new York city penfgucsts. including many men prominent
tics. in financial and business circles. were
Frunk Jciliif is recovering his barn. shown through tho building. Among
Charles Dykeman will move to the invited guests were the president
sound Bosch. and secretary or the Consolidated iii:-
Cari Anderson is having the sumo, change, the New York Exchange thu-
work done on the cellnr to his new! for lhc first l‘t‘ctntl’iiliiig that institu-
grocery store. , . tion. The members of the Coneolldno
The (it-.orgelowris liiid erlgpfieulgfcd Exchange sent their well \Vllilol
played ball last Saturday. from “mat with it large floral plot-e containing 500
and Ladder Company lately formed in Fred Keinper created a mild seusa.
ltowayton,‘ “ “mm“? comprising tlon Monday when he started ”on I
Frank H' ““‘h- Lewis ‘9 Raymond. J” luinl. To u majority Kcmper cart hunt
"9b 3' Raymond “m Hiram 'Shgrron nothing but full. fledged criminals.
“ as appointed to ‘0 to New York and list is his business, but it transpired
that his object Monday was to purch-
l me a still of overalls and jumper. and
. ic captured a prize for on cents. John
i
ladder to procure for the town. They
will report at the next meeting. which
will be held on Monday. There is at
to five in favor of (leorgclowns. ‘ Anicrlcnn Beauty rust-s. The board
“mg Egglsou. the new minister. room.wilt-re.lhcdcdicntoryceremonies
preached in tin- Methodist Episcopal. were held was crowded "mil before thi-
Church In»: Sunday for the first. hour not for the opening and guests
Rev. Rom-rt Bench left I“: Siltur~ were entertaincdmiih music by bands
day for South Meriden. where he will and orchestras. ‘—
:tua’ip(;hllllal‘lt‘?l.j of the Mtthodist Episto , EXCHANGE COLUMN GOMSDY.
Wood was naturally interested and on
. toning the oiilllt heaved a prodigious;
i sigh of relief: “Heavens, Fred. what;
:trlpes. Man alive if they‘d rtiti the:
present no place in which the truck
could be kept and the matter of provid-
lug suitable lire quarters will come tip
at that time. An initiation fee of 81
will be paid by each member. The roll
new numbers forty members.
itiier wuy everybody would have hadi
usplcions that you‘d been through the!
vardrobc in the stone house at Weth-
. "’ 1. ‘rsileldJ' "Htimpii! think you're tun?
DARIEN AND NOROTON- uy. don't you? responded Kenipcr.
Mrs. J. P llrummcr was a Visitor l‘lion just to show his indifference to
in South Norwnlk yesterday.
Mrs. A. T. Wilkinson and daughter
Agnes, of New York. were visitors in
Dorian yesterday.
Max Tariov. the South Norwalk
horse. dealer. purchased a line animal
yesterday. which belonged to Miss Em
inn Delafleld.
Three carioatis of. furniture arrived
at the station yesterday for Dr. Needle-
sou. who has lately purchased the R0
inson residence.
Rev. H. 8. Brown attended the cou-
lublic opinion he put on jumper and
wot-ails and cht out into the street
ind let the sun take some of the colori
lut of the stripes. l
There is not it day sees in which]
he unsuitabillly of th building usedi
or town offices is not. plainly indioat~i
3‘] or the fact that a town hall is n‘
iecesslty not evident. Now comes the;
levidences, not new yet more striking-3
v' Iy prominent that records of materiail
value are being ruined through mll-,
.‘dew. No suitable safe place. to keepl
‘tthem. the building while better than‘
' ’ damp. I
yesterday. He was chosen moderato
for the coming year,
‘Mrs. Daskani and daughter Georgie,
who have been traveling in the south-
ern states during the past winter. re)
:the average of its kind. the-
:dauger to the records increases. if.‘
i there is no need for records there ccr- 5
ltainly is no necessitya for compiling;
and collecting them. pen a propos-l
turned home yesterday. d li ' 3 lion would be considered as "altsnrd"l
an fem ’ even by the Very people most opposed
to mine safe a it suitable place‘ for
storing them.
her up valuable space. lmprpvlledl
Insets are stocked with documents.i
i
Clarence M. Haight ,
have removed from Noroton to Weetl
Stamford. where they are occupyingi
one of Dr. Rowell‘s cottages.
Miss Helen Schlldknechl. chairman:
of the Ladies' Aid Society, has charge .0
of the sale of “tickets for the. lecture "I no effort i. being made to keep up
. . . lie the time and secure a town hall;
Roziflve" soon m Re" John l‘eerand vault for
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imbereome safes lum- :
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.\lr. nnd Mrs. Elwood. missionaries. “"""‘.
of lntiln. will lecture at the new Con-i "will. 0"" 0“." Tm". Th“ H."
gregatlounl (‘htirch next Thursday nf- I U“ Talc 30““ Them.
mmmm mm .4..."an The system of advertising articles
‘ -.-.-.—. for sale or exchange. which has in-
STOCK EXCHANGE DEDICATION. creased so largely of recent years. pre-
.scnts manv curious features.
Handsome New Building Which Has it is easy to read between the lines
occupigd Two Ye." in Building. ‘of "For sure ilnc brindle bitildbg; or
mew YORK. April 22...“... mam.‘ will exchange for baby's bassinctte in
bars of the New York stock exchange 1 good condition." Evidently the adver-
abandoned business today to demmltlscr has found matrimony e. rather
themselves to the ceremonies incident more expensive luxury than llt‘ antici-
10 u". dedication of their handwmp pitted. and is obliged to part with the
m.“- building. it ‘3 just ”.0 yeamlcnuine friend of his bachelor days to
aim-p the Work of tearing down n“. old i provide it vehicle for his offspring. For
building to make room for ”u. new? the some reason. probably. the. laconic
Wits begun and during that time the!annotincamenl‘TWlII exchange bassoon
stock exchange members have been i ‘0" “WNW"? “i ‘0 “0 found.
accommodated at m.- prom“... 113.2 The fact that thc course of true love
change. It was expected that theldi’“ not always run smoothly is to bc
work would he completed within nitroced among these l“\'0|‘iliif'nlt’llisi
5...". bill n“. difficulties were "emprpl-‘or snlc_ lndys five-stone diamond
thou the architects and contractors z "in“: or would exchange for gent s lii~
had counted on. The building. ill—1“""’l“_: ““v" 30“" “Wk" "' “Ten" W“
though it looks small has"... the sky i tern. points to thc fnct that Angelina
scrapers bv which it is surrounded.‘hmi broken off the engagement and
presents a' striking appearance with .{ handed back the ring to ludwln, who is
its massive and handsomely carved ; now soullcesly enticavorlng to burlcr
slope. pillars and decorations. The in. l R 1"" “ m““"'"“- .
lcrior hue been arranged looking to body will exchange hei liiindsonic
the comfort. in every way. of thei pom-l-nnd-dlamontl engagement. ring.
members. An impregnnblc vault has' value '“ ”m“ “'i- '0'” second-hand
been built for the safety of. securities . typewriter i“ “’“d condition. "’"3 “i"
In Which m9 beating. coming and van | other story of broken vows: but hate
tllnting arrangements are perfect endi‘h“ lady ““3 ”9"“‘ “m“g'minded "“'
the board and other room are large. - bush to keep the pieclous memento of
comfortable and prettlly decorated. 'halcyOn ““3 ““d "'7“ it to h" own
The great room of the first floor was “MW!“ advantage.
'* Smitty’s Pay
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‘ tzdency lo selfishness viii
CATARIH CANNOT I! CUIID
with local applications. as they cannot
reach the lost of the disease. Cstarrn
Is e blood or constitutional. disease.
and in order to cure it you muttekc
internal remedies. Hell's Catnrr‘i
Cure is taken internally, and acts til-
i'ecently on the blood and mucous ur-
gloss. Hell‘s Caterrh Cure. trump.
neck medicine. it was prescribed by,
one of the boat phyllt'lans in this come .
try for years, and is a regular present)
ion. It is composed of the best tonic!
nown, combined wilh the best blood
' purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients in what produces
‘lluchrwonderful results in curing Cn-
tlrrh.“ Bend for testimonials free.
I". J. CHENEY & 00.. Props,
Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggistiv price 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
.
lli‘
Stand hill ollo
ii ERE ‘
, The following opportunity
for Saturday only.
Flirt/lads Fancy Flour.
5 5c bag.
hr pare Leaf Lard. 25 cfs.
4 lbs. Fancy Lupe France.
25 ds.
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A. stun
, EAST NORWALK;
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W SMAJN STREET.
JUNIUS BROWN.
.. One of the dillicuitloe off
‘ :gg‘piee of this
, safe and profitable for investmhzipq'e: .
draw
1 cash .
i‘latflsh are biting as fast as thoij
fishermen can bait their books and a;
number of fishing parties have resultll
cd lately. The fish are said to be large t
and of good flavor. .
A number of new books have been’
donated to the Barton Free Libraryl
The donation is animely one, as therel
is considerable room in the library for‘
them; and it is hoped that there will
“be other donations within the near fu-
ture. ~
The selectmen's ollce was open yes-
terday afternoon for the collection of
taxes. no people who went in did not¢
appear to be in a very cheerful. mood
and no one would have drawn the cr-
roneous conclusion that, they were on
pleasure bent after a look at the ex-
pression on their faces. The bills for
the military taxes have been sent out.
The law which was passed at the last
deseion of we legislature will be strict-
ly enforced this you“: The statute
follows:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
“Representatives in Getter-tuneu-
bly convened:
Section 1. When any person she!
neglect or refuse to buy any poll or
military tax unused against him; ef-
ter payment of the same shall have
legally demanded. the col:
lecbor of the town wherein enhcli per-I
son resideonnny prefer his complaint
to any instio‘e of the peace. restdtdg‘to?
midtown, otto . city. :‘wng’or
OWN . .
towni'lilofl [110th '
town and probate rec-
ords. { n bower of flowers for the dedication.
Th“ marriage 01' Frederick Sweet. In this room were the seats for the.
ELASTIC VALUES.
"A collection of postage stamps"
Painter and" Paper Hunger
”or am
i in"
and Miss Carrie .Shorwood. Friday;
night. was one of the recent genuinel
Isurprisel here- Show“. Sweet Bur-I which fronts on Broad street extends? with l“! in ON" ‘0 ”“0“!” "1° ”03'
tured his inflection it his pine so
effectively that not' a ‘siigtimet one
piclon as to his purpose w-d“!nawn'
and not until after “to ceremoniy'dld:
his friends appreciate the truth." The.
happy couple» wont to m master tb‘
be united. the Gretna Gre‘enof min»
erous Westporters; there and in Netti
York was the h ylnoon spent. NT.“
and Mrs. Sweet ave. returned here
and taken up their residence at the i
horns of ’Geomo‘ Mllie where Miss
Sherwoodhad been e resident. for the.
past live years. Fred Swot is am-l
bug the most popular and reliable em-i in which the "ad.“ is done. 1,, 144nm; tackle is "800 cigarette pictures, all
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ployees of the Traction Company. Hat
is not given to an abundance of elo-'
quence nor one who amused susplcn
ions that matrimony was contemplet-i
ed even when he was moved to sing;
lug love songs. Miss Sherwood has:
also a host of friends. who admire her;
for her sterling qualities and share
with her the pleasure this union
brings. Alt gh deprived of an op
portunity to do honor to the new
occ . blends of Mr; and
Sweet met the time honored custom
and serenaded them this morning. The
hour we; not along thrline of strict
social edicts but from the foot~thet
iii-"Ist of W's friend are fellow
‘ , ,.theillteni.;.,wu .to give all
. m.
“rein; ‘t
invited nests. ‘the men of llnance’ "m" ”“9 a vary “"3““ meaning. for.
known {:9 world over. The building while one advertiser is willing to part
through to New. with an entrance on -‘ “9““ of a pair 0' Toulouse geese. 0‘":
“'lill. in the construction of it. it was i 9" "9‘1""‘9 “ 80” "alch- Ii 800d en‘s."
found necessary to go forty—two feet; “10M”, ‘ double-barreled 99"" “3
bt‘iOW the level of arms street. l 8"D- “'1 ”rm" bomb‘mon. "id 8 flood
in the cellar of the. stock exchange carpet: suitable for twelvefoot dining
arc the vaults of the safe deposit corn- room. respectively. before they “'3'
panics and tile plug. gm. the mu" pose of their philatelio treasures. (:ne
and heating of the building. The main1 advertiser wants 988‘ 70" ‘0” 3“
hers will be warmed in winter by “'th ‘0 "L" amount. .
constant flow of warm air. in summer. 1‘ ‘9 “lip/”WM ‘0 gather. through
N1” the outside world is sufferingi the medium of those announcements.
the coolest soot in the city. mitotic of’ "III I half-Plate Dhowxmvhlc appara-
a cold storage warehouse. will be the us is equivalent to a slide trombone;
stock cxciflngo. The main board rooln. ; the market value of a fishing rod and
‘ ' different":r~e Persiankltteu is worth a
'"fltfifnfihfiffifi 1'33” secrvtlriee‘ on. doren fruit trees. "ali' Merle Corelli's
ces and other oflces connected with: works 'bound m cloth ‘I'? obtainable
the exchange are on the fibers animal l r a sood sewing tit-chine. a set of
The members now these for the “mic-arson ivorychesslnen equals a violin.
tirne today. as the. building committee and I micro-core lathe price out upon
am to it that!» inspection of the ectlohlte little don-
building was made by members before . .
everything was ready today. ‘ -
The steel depo‘sit’venlt'ln the line
is 116 feet. 7 inches loot.” feet widt-
unr 9 feet. icy. lllohel stun the no
being ten inches thick and the total ‘
weight. moieties flie'ilfl‘ ton veeti~
holes. 778 tons. It is carried on steel
burns slid not no attendant of as
feetiincheee ve Unix: door. it
is enclosed“! would" . Dial bar
1... it it o’clock m
ithn
. it the _ .i
mm
1, roman. a tlll gas in lei-us on, n will
' .
‘Pure tWhlte Deed and Zinc
.mlaed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double enr-
iboe as machinery mixed. The
house of William menus endof
some: Wilcox. both on South
Mela street. were painted by me
ill/till manner over olevenners
ego. 'l‘tieyere still and; ~' ‘ t
. Your house will Mu well .
it limit-K‘- Ip else. it South '
Male street. My ween". 85
Grove street. ‘ ‘
ti
on .
Goa Tip.
First-its convenience,» being an].
Ben piano
to get the light w
match. a .
Second—The lessening "of the den-
gcrl of suffocation from escaping gel
by, accidentally leaving the us turned
intent the use of e
Third-Tbs nest“ redaction . in the
tie-cor of In from «boarded Mud
tomes. lagoon not necessary.
stages. , monitor "
‘ i “Tlmp " nit-'1
" Hosanna
tie of the things that? .... ..
ercd one of the you “:1;
the royal castle “is that they. -
humane lrulli. line could“ to
ill oven in ,
airs .of life. For inltas .
boulleV was once playl
gamutm. it favorite game " _ . 5
dieputc urosc as to a doubt.”
ointilt- monarch. The on -"+ 7‘
poet l to by the king. sold
' not iu-lmr lo give the word“ '
.king. not caring to tail “ .
ill ‘ The Comte de Gre ’
fared u this awkward mom . ~ WW
hingukott him to decide ,
The witty courtler replied I ..
moment's hesitation: "Your ,. ”a...
in the wrong." “l-iow,". .. .
"can you decide beforelyowm
question?" T'Mulllllh" «'1' MI’ " .
count, "had there been all Iii .. .
these gentlemen would‘ have . '
in favor of your majesty." ,. -
l holird a similar story w ro‘ st
to the late Mar of Russia. . M hi. I
i night playing a game of which I“
,burg. and the present Ito. M .
course. Prince of Wales. III“
of his friends were of tho ‘
Among these friends was'
,Muckinlosli. a well known
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