38,799 CAPTAIN «sense a carton.
M
‘ ' looted by s plurality
lull uulbi as large. lioanVy Roberts, for
a any “th , V blorso (01'1"! Restaurani.;V governor. mods galaai the low Hal a a 1‘ u h 11 art use While
l£0,058 . 22.283 hyslciau puts the query: HoveV but fell slightly held (in his tlcketuilt €910.11 align. .VgudpPJl. . .
“1902. Sherrys plurality over you ever noticed in any large restau' the cities. The is sifii’i'ture will Qtip lH Geller Writes thouhe was in
Morse was 7 375. rant t lunch or dinner time the large main Republican at “about the ratio ‘or veryp r health and so nervous that
In 1904. Sperry' s plurality over Fisk
humor of heart
is 12.106. "
vigorous old men two and onchaif to one, as was the
some pdays he had to call 111s fireman
at to tallies, inert whose uses ru tease in 1902
to tltethrottle. He would be awake
THIRD- {£ng will), lolelliVlVlli' chal‘s. lVflvi’VOVVV M rid Fl bit 5 1487‘ at. night and look ahead to his next -. . VV - l
1904, out a [luxviilllls g a, 111 1. a on epu can y . day’s work with fear and dread. He . ........... ....... ........... VV.
"Breweries (R) Tanner (D) none or them tccbte‘ or senile? momma): . Nov. ‘9. “pmmdem had m appetite his stoiuaoh ”wa .Brllgrd this cartoon to Platner and.
15. 47 . 10.022 Pd hops the spectacle in so com- Raoseveit carried Morldcn by 1.457. at whpt little food he nte,1111d he was . ll GY- rt
Gentleman Piapso give me a‘
1
man as to have escaped your observm
lion or comment, but nevertheless it
his Van object lesson which means some—
t 1 n
It you will notice what the hourly
old lotions are eating. you will observe
that they are not munching bran
Roberts, for governor. by 030. Blok-
uess. Republican for senatwor defeated
Atwaler, Democrat 4-12. Two R0-
Illlhllciul representatives were elected.
For congress, Spclr had 1,361 ovcr‘
Risk For tollgltisgllllllltflt-liii'ge. 1.1!-
iey had 1332 over Kennedy.
altogether miserable and discouraged.
After trying manytmediclncs without
any benefit. VVliVipr was recommended.
1902" :Week's Free Treatment" bottle or:
it Dr. Kennedy's cal-curs Solvent.
Shells falling So hobs a...
Sdflil)’ that. “WV RHSSIansV :Address
Brandex'ee (R) Potter (D)
.5418. 8361
In 1902 Brandogce's plurality over
Rotter was it. 183
in 1904. Brundcges's plurality over
Tanner is 5.102.
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FOURI‘H. .
way through a menu card for new . ‘Waterbury Republican.
35MB!“ Nov sin—Beyond the . 19°" ' _ mulled recur iontis' on the contrary warnnnuur. Nov 9.~*R006m'0ll "0V0 6mm Up Trying ‘0 we 9°“ ““9 heartily mommend Dr
10%an its. leaders in (his Hillt RV) . Hallen (VD) thcyV seem to ureter a Juicy most 01‘ carried this city by about 800 and thc’ R a l'. “m WV Vrk I) t ‘ David Kennedy‘s Cnlctira Solvent. th
‘ NM 0M, headgual‘ters in 321139 1902 201796 beeil. a properly turn on itVernVVth VrVrinttou. rest 0: the Republican ticket. wcut ?D i 11 V0 8 H) 00 wondni'ful new kidney and Liver cu
. . 1 . V I ' l. ' i '1- . u 2:
them: hbiicin “my yester- Hill' (It) Bishop (D) :13? EVVtthzVetVthaeVdcirétViViVVyVVeerVo e o sic) is tberating bi solutwhat smullu plurali lab “‘0 "arbor p: 13 not a ”are“ medicino. It w it
Went through OonVVVVVcV 0%th sad 2‘ 338 19 833 The ”on“ m, a” um ,8 ”m, a V”; .. not disappoint you. Reputation countlt.
up a ““3"" 9" w era 5' In 1902 Hill's plurality ovcr B'lShOll OIDIIH old age depends upon good 10- Jud e Clo-veland Re-Eleoted. ' D" Kennedys “1‘39“099 preparation
‘.‘ R.
2 Wu: 41.33?- Hill‘s in my e1 H ll gorillas and plenty of wholesome food NEl’iV’ latrva, Nov. ll.~—Judge L. W. .l CHEF 00 NVOV 9 12' 10 ll ill~Tlli¢ have been world famous for over 30
Di '0 . 0V ‘ 9 on and not upon dieting and an endeuv- Cleave on was re- elected judge at apuncao contnuc to ombard Port .
Kala“? hi pluralltles returned was Vilma or to live upon bran crackers. probate in the New Haven district or Arthur. and the shells are tailing so years. We will give 3'0“ a Week's
s‘ at outta the tremendous vote
Free Treatment bottle it you him i
ythe Republicans in a state , 03'
cut out the coupon above and hand
in r‘atri'i‘eia County in 1904 Hill re
ceived 23239; Halien’. 10218 111191.
or Samuel A. York
nominee.
incessantly that the Russians have
practically abandoned the repair of
There is, a certain -class of food the Democratic
cranks who seem to believe that pleat. 1 ,
,throushoutthe entire campaign. Hill. 1'0495;"Blshop,15.006 . r , .
coffee and many other good things are v-—- -. . . the works protecting the harbor. it to 11s. Largo. bottles, for com llcte
pro‘rgltgitiefiiacfiofiél‘fr5112331. in Litehflltld COHIIW. in 1904. W“ W rnnik poisons. but those cadnvcrous New’ Haven Elects Patterson. CAPT GFO “GAME Citizen volunteers and the police treatlncnt cost $1, 00. 0 bottic; tor
9" celved 8.092: Bolton, 4.575; in 1902. sickly looking individuals are a walk- ‘NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9,—«Pattersou. and he wants all his friends to know are now reinforcing the gnrrlsons ol' ’ '
.197 votes more than were cast
'dse Parker. Henry '.Roberts Re.
. b can candidate for governor, tell
$5. 00. . V
4.
Hill. 6.838: Bishop. 4,887.
VOTE FOR SENATOR.
The vote of the senators by districts
was as follows: ‘
the forts according to the stories of
Chinese arriving here. " mm.“ ..
The Chinese say that the forts o1tlAt‘WHVO’8 WHO" BOOK.
Golden Hill have done practically no'
firing for nionths past and it is believ- Greenwich and' Stamford to Have an
that it has made a new man of him
He says it has restored his health
and strength, he sleeps soundly, and
every morning he feels rested. strong
. and eager for work, He feels cou-
tug condemnation of their own theor-
les
"'lte matter in a nutshell is that ii
the stomach secretes the natural di-
gestion juices in sufficient quantity,
(it), was elected to the Senate from
the Seventh District by over 1.000 plu«
ralliy.
t he had a plurality of 26. 971. In
of the fact that the most sanguine ‘3be Em" Republ'ca" Maw"
any! wholesome food will be promptly DERBY, Nov. 0.~'l‘his city with a vinced that there is no other medicine cd their ammunition has run short. lit ,
:mzdugrtggamnegoxgnzfmz‘gggr: l k (R) filial) Patti/“112), 1'9” dighsted: if the stomach does not do normal Democratic majority of A50. in the world that will invigorate and The demolition of the Chinese new It i E e Drectory.
’3 e " 0 e so. and certain foods cause Illsll'i‘ss. yesterday oiec ted Benjamin Hubbcll. create strength like Vinol. town is almost completed. a thousand a “99009099 "199 a new 500““
V for more than fifteen thousand
. ty the significance of these tip;
on at once becomes apparent. ‘ '1
. gl‘essman tat-large Lilley was ‘re-
ed by a largly increased plurali-
oVer that given him two years ago.
as Were also Congressmen Henry
Lake's plurality, 1.147.
Second District.
McGovern (R), 3828: Tattle, (D), ‘2.
directory is to be published to in-
clude Greenwich and Stamford. The
Greenwich Graphic says:
It is being compiled by Mrs. Shep-
herd who has \publishcd similar works
for Morrlstown and Bernardsvllle N.
J. and other towns.
(R) by about 160 votes over Mayor
George I‘ 'Sullivnn. the labor condi-
date. Daniel E McMahon the pros-
eut Democratic town clerk. was re-
elected.
houses having been destroyed for the
valuable firewood they contained. The
town is constantly catching fire and
the rundority of the warehouses and
stores belonging to foreigners have
been burned Via the VVground.
onei or two 01' Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘anr
letk after each meal will remove all
dliliculty, because they supply just
whlil every weak stomach lacks pop
sin. llytii‘o-ollloric acid, diostaso and
unit
The Proprietor of The Clifford Phar-
nutcy says that .whnt Vinol .dld i'or
Mr. (tailor it. will do for any man.
woman or child in South Notwnlk be-
cause \‘inol contains in ii concentrat-
ed form all of the body building.
1,;
McGovcrn‘s plurality, l...o
Third Dietrict.
b.
. , Hogurty (R). 2.254; Hogan (Di, 2- iiiunrt‘s Dyspepsia Tablets do not Kennedy's Town Republican. strength-creating elements of cod liver TOKIO. Nov. 9. p.111.—~It is 153- ,, These “red"
“38,122,.Bgfmtfitgfiafgdumg, r2323!" 235. A.“ not upon the bowols and in fact are NEW HAVEN, Nov. t).«—'l‘hc town oil without oil or grease to upset the ported that the Japanese have com- ’33“ liter: met With Willow“ and
Ilognrty's plurality. 19. not strictly a medicine, as they act at of Naugatuck . the home of William stomach and retard its work. pletely silenced the tor ti. on VRihlung dame ““9 oritative, as is ”how" by
.up with the vote cast for the head of
ill ti k t. the readiness with which they were
, e c e
pow-m gum“ most entirely upon the food onion di Kennedy. Democratic candidate [or We ask every run- -dow.n nervous. and Stlslmg Mountains and that their
Election day was replete with nor
prises and they increased in number
as t' e returns continued to flow in
during the night Judge A. Heston
Robertson, the Democratic candidate
who it was almost generally conceded
'ould give Roberts a hard fight. failed
1) carry New Haven county or even
his own cltyulilew Hayes. l..teut (lov-
ernor Roberts suffered a like fate in
thc— city of Hartford but he serried
the county despite unusually strong
forces arraved against pint in his nu-
tive citv and in New Britain
Bridgeport, the home of General
Henry 11.? Bishop. Democratic. candl-
date-for lelutenant governor. showed
a surprising reversal of political faith
hand it turned in a Republican major-
V’it'y of more than 2,000.1“ the last
_ election in that city the Democrats had
-‘ a plurality of 2.100 Derby with a
normal Democratic majority of at least
250.3150 upset Democratic calculations
by roturnl‘ng a. Republican plurality
.Alih ugh Mr Kennedy, candidate for
Gun; 'essmnn- at- large received a plural-
ity or sixty votes in Natmatuck his
home town he was the only Democrat.
V Vile candidate so fortunate. for the re-
mainder of the unicorn were carried
by the Republicans
It was noticeable very early last
night that the Republican vote was so
large as to he almost without pruned
out and at 9 o‘clock Gen. Ribbon con-2
cedédV the state to the Republicans.
. Junge‘ Robertson declined to discuss;
the returns and the. officials at the
Democratic headquarters in Hartford
were equally reticent. Republican
Chairman Repealy when asked to
make a statement as to the probable
result, said he “believed Roosevelt
would carry the state by from 20 000
to 25,000. and the state ticket will
surely be elected " From this it can
easily seen that even Mr. Kenealy had
00‘ idea ot the enormity of the Repub-
canvote cast yesterday.
HAVEN. Nov 9.~—Followl11g
tables showing the votes by‘
be for president, governor: con-
getgmen tat-large and congressmen by
at . .
l.
2.
1.
2
2
11
. 2
,N‘tmary of Presidential Vote.
. l
. Wooster (R). 3,024;
.584.
Mnyberry (R), 3,415; Corliss
930.
Mnybcrry‘s plurality. 1.386.
Fifth District.
(R). 4012; Beers till.
ID).
‘) .
~-
Barnev
060.
Buruey‘ s plurality. 1.452.
sixth District.
Atwood (it), 3,001; Walsh (1)),
“I
461.
Atwood‘s plurality, 1.1510.
Seventh District.
Patterson (R). rc-elccted, 3,708;
King (D). 2.478.
Patterson's plurality. 1,200.
Eighth District.
Whitney (R), 3,880; Mansfield (D).
7‘55
Whitney s plurality. l.lbl.
Ninth District.
Chntfleld lR)_ 3.270: Williams (D),
586.
Chatlleld's plurality, Lou-t.
Tenth District.
McGann (Di. 2.920; \Vhlinkcr (it).
.762.
McGann's plurality, 104.
Eleventh District.
Shanlcy (D'l 2.752; Mnronoy till.
,035. '
Sinmley's plurality. 717.
Twelfth District.
ilanlmer (R). 3,602; Dickermuu till,
827. .
i’iurality (or Hummer, 1.835.
Thirteenth District.
Bickncll (R). 3,113: Atwnter (Di, 2.~
676.
Blcknells plurality. 437.
Fourteenth District.
Plull. (R), 3.27]; Twitchcli (ll), 1
991.
l’latt's plurality. 1,280.
Fifteenth District.
Peck (R), 4.15”; Webster (D). 1101.
Pcck' s plurality 2 971.
Sixteenth District.
Weyans (R). 1.130: Pheluu (D). 2..
253. -
Pheian‘s plurality, 1.123;
Seventeenth District.
Donohuc tDl.
Webster’s plurality, 440.
counties. Roosevelt. Parker... Eighteenth District.
Hartford 2&9“ 15,037, Brennan (R). 2,039; Avery (D), 2.-
lslew Haven. 31,681 20 our 7307-
NW. London. 10.380 7032 Brennan‘s plurality, 66,2.
haircuts 23.676 to. sin Minamoto planet.
VWlntham, 5.038 2.958 Bartlett (R). 2.9052; Lilllbrldgc (Di
.Mtchfleld. 8,796 0,402 2,848. ‘ ' ’
'Midlllmx, 4,998 3,164 Bartlett’s plurality, 307.
Toll!“ 2. 959 11371 ” Twentieth Dl‘ltrlct.
Totals, 111.353 7815:) Bush (R). 3.832. Crnndnll (D). 2.
In 1001. Roosevelt's plurality over
fuller is 08.197.
Doormat-y of Vote for Governor by
i9. Counties.
Roberts. Robertson.
20.101 19.047
29.024 22.249
10,290 7:277
28.200 10.241,
£993 .005
0.410 4.871
4.825 3.313
2,004 1.824
1.04.088 ' 78.717»
4.2V 9%. ' plurality ovor Rob:
5W" ' won't .'i;',.~ ' 1
snow of Vote for Congressman-at.
”or dam by 60ml so. to 12'
b
t
congressmen by Districts.
0min
_ tool.
1w l’é’v’fl' '1, .
Morse (It);
006. ‘
587.
Bush‘s plurality, 1.205,
Twenty first District.
Paige (R). 3,;040 McNeil (D).
‘.'..-
677.
Paige's plurality. 36W
‘ TwIntyucond'Dlstrlct.
Wells (111.2492; Duty (D). 2.479.
Doty‘e plurality. 287.
Twentydhlrd District.
Brown (R), 2,922: Bruiser
, .
Brown's plurality, 017.
Twonuiy-l'ourth District.
Bailey (R).,d.900: Lyon (1)).2781.
Baileys plurality. but.
Twenty-fifth District.
Judson (1010.208, Houllhnu
Jonson's plurality.1.360
' Twenty-sixth biiirlet.
1‘
lb). 2
(D).
Wiley. Kéuuooi
28.420 10.1506 ”garter (R). V 2.790 Donovan in), 2.-
£319“ 39,1” Doormats plurality, 100.
“:32 15h“, Twenty-numb“ District.
3,015 ”a Feuemntlll.Vi.1Vto;0'Noil in).
.13}: :23; 'Ii‘ossondun‘ plurality. 1.622.
. 2.850 1,780. «tightly District.
. ...-mas . R). 0,400; Thompson
' ' 0am 75076 (W
'1. stilt-ya plurality over a...» sturdy, than
inlh’th District.
3.600: Harvey (1)1, t,
-.' and outing’hs they
getting it thoroughly and thus giving
the stomach it much needed rust and
an appetite for the next meal
or peoplev who trnv’cl. nine out of
ten use Sittar'ls Dyspepsia Tablets
knowing them to be perfectly mile to
use at any time and also having found
out by experience that they are :1 slate
guard against indigestion in any form
have to at all hours
and all kinds of food the travelling
public for years have pinned their
full-h to Stuart‘s Tablets.
All drusgisis sell them at 50 cents
for lull-sized packages and any drug-
gist from Maine to California. if his
opinion were asked, will say that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the most
popular and successful remedy
any stomach trouble. 119 ll 14
4.
Thlrty fourth District.
Davis (R). 2.861. Lacie til).
Davls' plitrnlity,Vl 177
Thirty-fifth District.
(R) 2.0%; Yeoman (1)).
Baker
l
01.
linkcr‘k plurality. 1.103.
i:
ii
ROBERTS PLEASED.
Firesent lndorscme‘nt of State and 'Na
tlonal Administration.
HARTFORD Not il—-(‘.ov.~ru1\r-
elect Roberts, when soon lust nigh;
expressed his appreciation of
splendid support. accorded Presi-
dent Rooschlt,
(it the Republican ticket.
to
lie inlet-
nn endorsement of the stale and 11a-
_ tlonnl administrations, and expressed
the hope that the management or (‘.on
ueclicnt affairs during his term of of-
provnl two years hence.
"The vote. of today analyzed."
staid. "shows that, thr- cities of consti-
tution states can always be depended
upon to support. the party whose pol-
nation."
1 Chairman Michael Kenonly or
Rid:
.ampalgn. and has cxpresréod its con-
idenco in the integrity of Roosevelt
indorsinu at the same time the policy
of the Republican party." ‘
Democratic state control committee.
paid: “The figures speak for them
selves. They aim wthnl people are nab
lulled with what they have and want
it kept. up. The Dmnocrats of the state
and of the tuition will gracefully bow
to the oulcomo ol‘ todnt‘ a contest a
Vtho polls.’
...—......w..-
CUMMINGS ELECTED.
Carried Stamford by 139 Votes Over
Reed.
, STAMFORD. Nov ll—«ln the city
clot-lion yesterday Homer 8 ’-Cutu
minute was elected mayor ovor Harbor!
10. Read by 1311 votes. Otherwise the
city wont Republican by a majority
‘01 {mm 150 to 400. the Republicans
gaining the oily clerk and our com
Vmou councilman. ,\
”Wu—s
lMtssounl psoVrVrVthVeLv DEMOGHA
1 HT. LOUIS. Mo.. Nov. 0.——~Whlio the
lrctVnms front the state are incomplete.
lthéy indicate. according to the Post.
Dispatch (independent Democrtit)
..‘1;
tickets «were elected. ,with’ thump
his execution of Cook and 11.111.11.12 9
didatoe respectively tar secretaryb
bulk. for sovérnor. According to 01
some authority silt carried at bottle
by 10.000 major y over Wslbridgo.
Republican. tor'mveroor . , .
"Postman; .
hospitalisation.
To? Republican Eta a;
slit in he, election or to
did err; on nature 11nd
lnfi nothing on which to
rl
congressman-gal large. went Republican debil
itatcd. aged or weak person in main strength is now at aching Etse
for
1.034.
tho
himself and the rust
llrcled the outcome of tho election as
fire would merit the saint- signal up-
he
icy bespeaku prosperity for state and
the
litopubllcan State Central Committee
“The result of the election shown
that the country is tired of a lying
Edwin I“. Thomas. chairman otthc
that the Democratic national and state -
diets and auditor. who ran cabin! ‘ l
by about V300 tor-V the first time in about
20‘ v Although Nnugntuck re-
turned a chuhlltnu plurality of about
200 Mr. Kennedy candidate for c-on
gressmnu '1tla1 go on the Democru lc
ticket, curried thv town by about till
voles.
Robertson Would Not Talk.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ii.—~.l1ttlgc Roi)-
crtson. Democratic candidate. for gov-
crnoi‘, utter revolving returns in his
ofllcc, showing tin», trend of the cloc-
llon. declined to be interviewed inst
night.
TOO MUCH HASTE FOR NEWS.
We Are Doing Well Compared With
Olden Times.
“Persons who are inclined to quarrel
because We do not get. news quicker
than we do. arc. i am stlrv. or thought:
loss typo." said the observant man in
the New Orleans ’l‘imots-Dcmocrat.
“and do not 111 all :tppl'ct'lntc the vast
progress made in the lust sixty years
in establishing nyntt-ms oi communica-
tion in lionrh etorv port of the solid
1 htnrd a loan armnbliug bccnusc 10-
ports lrom thc l'nr llust war new not
more thorough. \\ 'ii he doesn't up.
. mediate the hitssings 01' tlu' age in
which he lives.’il1nls all i have to
Huyilbolli. him. About sixty yei'lls 11:0
the first telegraphic message was sent
by tho Morse mutt n1 from Baltimore
to Washington. and tho first "leakage
ii; the Athnntch submarine cubic was
di notched ix yours ails-tunidw-thnl
is o :41in in. our i360 Since then the
use \11 lhé telegraph has developed .11
a 111a.'volous rate until at the present
third 11 million ntnssugcs arc st‘lll uvet
thc wo.ld‘ s lines in luonly- -l‘oui hours
“Acccz ling to some returns recently
issucd.tl1c number of telegrams dis-
patched in all t‘oiluliics in 100:) rent it-
ed the enormous total of lot. Mil. 171 An
useln of (ill
a user of the mic-graph tlrr-ot Britain
hoods the list with 02.47l.000 dispatch
es and the! Julian States is second Willi
91.30lnkl0 and l‘l'l‘llNG c-omts third with
48.1”. 15! (icrmauy Russia Austria.
Belgium and l ly follow in the or'dct
named Look a the way 111 which the
world is wirod'rtoflnv. liven whmc
we have no wires \wc gct the news by
the ‘wirclcss system Quit kicking.
The world is getting long fairly well.
01‘ course, We will (i bctict‘ ultcra
while. But we are doin ‘lrtzt rain now
anti don't you forget it."
REARlNG A ZUNl B BY.
His Early Days Are Spent l
Cratll a
'1 ho Zuni child spends his car
In a cradle. [int n. cradle in Zn
does not utcnn down pillows, u
coverlets and daily laces; it is on '
lint. board Just like a doll a buggy '
over the hood Upon this lllll'tl bad (it
baby is bound like a mumtnywtho cov
cringe wound round and round hint un-
til lilo little fellow cunnol movi- «no
copt to open his mouth and W09-
Somotlmcs be Is uni-oiled and looks
out into the bore whitewash room.
blinks ut the fire burning on the hearth
and lives his eye» earnestly on tilt: wolf
and cougar skins that nitrite no (limit!
and buds and carpets in the hunt homo.
By the time he is three years old by
hail grown into a plump little bronzn
VVfVVl'enturo with the stralkhtesi of course
luck hair and the biggest and mum“
t of black eyes. lie is now out. oiV
. a. cradle, and trots about the house
lid the vill‘agti. When tho whether in
ti he wears amount nurse shirt. and
' ”009! of beads om
dnya
9 knife like soprano and the hesitation.
mi. q
South Norualk and every ersou sui-
toting with a stubborn colt hanging-
on rough bronchitis or incipient cou-
Hillllptitlll. to ll';.' Viuol on our guaran-
tcc. ’l‘lu» Clifford Pharmacy.
All in!
The
A DEAD GIVE AWAY.
The Hello Girl Can Tell All About You
by chr Tone.
The ('t
Your 'voice' tells your character-at :23
least. that is the verdict of the cxpcrl- And
ctlccd telephone opentor.
“l have a f1iend.“snld it Salt. Lake
tcicpllouc girl yestertlay'., who was
(liicf opcrnlot 1‘01 11 ccltnin co :.npnnv
pct son telephoning. but that she could
tell not only the disposition of the
person teleuhoning but that she could
also describe his appearance with
scurt'cly an trror. A man sm- liud
novcr met. board of this and, to
an
be
The. fit
111 up csquo that but ,as a rule or
1-1111 tell what sort of disposition thr-
111' ttlophoninh has it you could
take tlu- board lot an hour yout'aeli'. 1
think you might have 11 similar ex-
purlcncc. Of course we’ at the board
oil the. time fact the personality of
the maple as soon as thcy speurwwe
can't help it. "
Anoihcr‘ helib' .“girl remarked.
‘Customtus always feel the cunt of.
our wine on them whether they
spank of it or not, That is why opul—
otTors with su’ect voices do not stay on
the force lung‘s—they get married.
think if some men could hear theit
Still it
The
Now a
in it
mousing sometimcs to heat the why
the tone 1: houses after the happy event.
liicu are as bad as women for that.
But the thing i began to say is that
an opt-'r'atol's voice can stir a man to
flllfitii-lhe mere onew- yet few people
over think how their voices may ef-
fect the operator She listens to thous-
ands- of voices in day, one after the
Ulllti‘. nil keyed to .e different tone.
\on can imagine \tht that means.
“We can tell over the 'pho'uc wheth-
or you are happy or sick or selfish, or
thoughtless or nervous: whether you
an: amp y wltlr the one whose number
you wish. at bother you are about to
ask a favor or course We do not 111»
says have tints to think these impres-
slum-1 out in coherent form but they
me there Just the same. "
“What is the moat unplouaunt
voice?" repented another phone girl.
"i think you will find that most of 11s
agree that there are three unpleasant
to deal with—dire abrupt the high.-
wisely.
to hot
it,‘ ll st
in st ill
eieclc
And i
pcrior
ions.
with
you tfl
stupid
that ii
The lirst ludirutts nothing but absorp-
tion in business. or impatience; some»
times natural and some thirds of till?
\Vromcnt. ii ntvcr falls to rattle the
ipcmtor. Many times, when l have
been already to tell the l‘lllmlll r an
abrupt question would score it out of
my .litud The woman with the high
Velma speak too loud girth on tin nurvm
most. An operator should have no
,nervdef'
«When/asked which values ware pleura
nutcst over the? phone as a rule. mun' 11V
or women filthy fhnpbfided iii-unison
"Men’s. " "i‘h a is perhaps not semi
Howcwlr
Ill‘V (‘l'
ilto int
things.
mulls,
inat'c woman
00' loudly. A than will en
ti where a women is
“° °l
0.
_. entrVVtVVlVist men
a not spoilt t air“ ri ‘l’hero
and bars and
THE CALL OF THE DRUM.
1:..1 melody grows
Is beckoned
any (3th lstlun.
George Eliot
wrote anything ulscr,
you.
themselves
wry sweet on Mr.
lust married lilies Robinson).
Gentleman a Mo
Mountain.
nt and tar away I hear
calling ot‘ the drum.
its. rhythtnetic thrumtnlnmdrawing near
is ever pleading:
“Come! "
llOY‘S are waving——
My heart throbs with crat’ing—~
As nearer
clearer,
louder.
proudor.
as the sound 0011103
d goes;
“Come! Come!"
is the call of the drum,
Now brave and grand, and near at
pd.
i hear the calling drum.
1g. by gallant, ltrccncu iuunctl.
"Ob. collie!"
trst hcr, telephoned. ., . . . . ~
““53 Bwv I hear you say you can ‘0‘;Litt‘lil'tmwilli‘lllstggfighfiour'
tl-ll what a man looks like by his Mill swelling ‘
\‘(lll'f‘, What, do i look like?" A111 leilin ‘
“i know it sounds incredible, but r112 arm 3.
that girl described. him almost as well 01‘ glory. y.
as though she couldsee him. Not all ’ihc drum 35,ng in “190 as it passes by
me
_'.‘C0mcl
is tilt: coil of Lite di‘llill.
Come! "
tint and far away i hear
everrniling drum:
luging low. now ringing clear,
a insistent .“Come!”
With lou’es sweet and hollow.
l? lures me to follow.
Far away,
Through the day
it calls rue——
Enthralls rue—-
’l‘bo lill of its beating my heart is re-
. , posting.
uiv'es voices over the 'phVono the any (‘omel Contc'"
we do before their marriage. that V fthl 1
would ncv 11 'si n the contla 't' it is I“ he call 0 t ”m“
L g c w\tulbur D Nesblt in “The Trail to
Borlupd "
' THE DOG AS FRlEND.
“How a (log, miss?”
says Hob lakln.
"'l‘hcy’rV'e better friends per
l':.o1s it's a fine thing
(- a dumb lnuile fond on your
lck to you and make no jaw."
wise as she was. never
and her wisdom
in fashion. iron in those fin de
days. What does Jerome say?
he chroniclm of Montmorency
may be suppoeed to know of what
he was talking
“They are much su-
to human beings as compan-
Thcy do not quarrel or arrow
'lhey net/er talk about
but listen to you while
in about yddrself and keep up
on appcartince of (being interested in
the conversation.
They -never make
runnrks. They never observe
in Miss Brown across the dinner table
19y always understood she was
Jones (who has
They
mistake your wite's cousin for
her husband, and taut.- . that, you are
hcr- in law. And they never ask
a young author with it tra‘gsdlés til
comedies. 7 forces and :1 enable
burlesqoea in his (lost? why he doesn‘t.‘9
write a play. V
They never tell u» of our ,
of
They never say unkind
'mcrely. for our, own soodflV "-
received and the sale of them. . ,
Greenwich Just now is undergoing a
change. Conditions are not what they
were, “either socially, businesswlse or
, politically before Greenwich became
the bottle of wealthy New Yorkers.
They are undergoing a decided evolu‘
tion in every way. and It will be some
years before Greenwich will really
know “whoa Who." and “what's what?
By that we mean the newcomers.
tilt-s Shepherd went in Greenwich
a stronger, but well versed in‘ the filib-
er peculiar and didl‘cult undertaking
or preparing a social directory. Th e
book will excite much curiosity and
evoke serious criticism. However,
this is always so in a new town It will
serve a good purpose however, and be
a sort of guide. as it were. for those
who want to know what are considered
as being eligible for a ”social direc-
l.0ry" w
With eager expectancy the book will
be awaited in moiety hlrre. and there
will be a good sale tor it. not .iny
ambng society people but sarong .h‘usb
uess men as well.
Such directories serve a purpose in
these strenuous times, When ignorance
and wealth. boorlshness and vulgarity.
taddishness and ostentatiousness,
mass for ecognltion, and a conspicu-
ous place in society.
There are other towns in the State
to which Mrs. Shepherd will probably
go in time Ridgefleld, with its arts-
tocracy and blue blood, will have its
social directory. Danbury, Falrtleld
and Bridgeport are also on the list. as
well as the two Noernlks.
CASTOR IA
ilu Kill or this Also: Bought
Bears the
Signature 0‘
STUARTAVENUE SNEAK THlEVEs
Got Away With $75 Belonging to Rod-
ney Weed, Without Leaving a Clue.
Sneak thieves ontorcd the hump. oi!
Rodney Wood in Stuart avenue. flat
11rday evening. and- got. on with :75
without leaving a clue. it. is plulmbln
that the visitors know their llttlo
book for they entered the place dur-
ing the evening and wont right to the
room upstairs. Where Mi: Wood had
$26 and Mr. Wood's mother had 300,
:both of which some were taken.
'V‘l4lttle Colds? serous thous-
ands or lives sacrlflcod Vere y your.
Dr. We ,d's sNorwaKV Pine By'r '9 cures
little co deficures is colds. too. down
to the,.vgry, verse of .,¢°ilii“mphl,,°
Consolidator!” to in .t.
lite. and Apathy
The command roll no ,
s new about at llrdnchviikan
aViVth orientingVV paint for. “elitism
«13mm v ranch. . til)
will be converted into
all for a much needed a w selen-
gar statlétVinV. has been bouthtV' by the
Norwalk Chronicler