‘ lilac .Otln Consort tor
. .lltt'gytnChul-bh Benefit.
. on rtalnmontgglven in the Nor-
M,‘ odlst. Episcopal. Church for
benefit of the‘Knlzht Street A. M.
hum-ch,- of'whicb Rev. John Nich-
, pastor. wasp! a high and eaten
. ng‘ordor, the star features being
_ ors'Batson,~knbwn as the dou-
meanness oi sons..and Gerard
i the Australian basso. ' Theda
tistsmust be heard to be up.
_ . titted; . Miss Batson sang for her
number, The Swiss Echo Song,
it pt‘lhegvflrst note one was remind:
, ‘f‘theshfoct that culture had the
lotform.~ \The encore. Polly the
W5 an en Jump to good graces of
c-‘lotvers.her third encore be-
..I veny pretty ballad. song In a
Cop baritone. This seems strange.
‘ divertholcss true. She is a won-
r. Mlliar was a revelation In
M .. Iiiy. and his voice seems to be
bout. Imit when it comes to the
and notes. His llrsl. song was
‘8 Dream, and for an en-
.took Pctrie’s popular Asleep in
en. . To this he was compelled
opond with a 'l‘housaud Leagues
’Neoth thoSea, and the Sentinel As.
loop. ; 01“ his vocal powers \th can
91“! repeat. the verdict of the civiliz-
adworld, “Wonderful." His control
is a marvel; he is not a vocal contor-
llonist. but a singer who springs from
octave’to octave, as a bird from llnlb
lto‘limh. .
His character impersonations Were
true to life. He did a very clever
cult, trick and his coin manipulation
was mystifying in the extreme.
“ .The local talent appeared also to an
advantage.
Miss May‘me Jackson. the planisto.
klhfiwed a masterly touch.
~ uch .credit Is due lilo. ellrgctic pas-
tor for‘bringlng such an array of let
. entnnd should they return we speak
for them a much larger audience. as
Norwalh Iknows a good entertainment
when it comes Its way.
M....,._—__.___....
‘ FORFEITEO $10 aouo.
“Mrs. Annie Brown." Arrested for
Drunkennoos. Did,,N,0t Want Trial.
Sitting on the ollrbslono 'in front of
aISOutb nin street store was golden
haired." rs. Annie Brown," last ev.
fining. .lshe‘had been to the Dallbury
inh' all day and had willkod too lllill'll.
Her limbs dld‘not-work as tlloy should
and she was unable to got to her
home. They had a peculiar propen-
sity for getting twisted and the right
foot usurped the place of the. loft and
vice versa. It was all very lllystor-
ions to Annie, but when she still-oil for
. home she had just about as good a
chance of walking up lilo side of a
building as she. had of golting tlloro.
captain Pennington come along and
noting under the strange delusion that
fAnnle was druk arrested hor. llllrlng
J the night her powors of locomotion
returned and after giving up a bond
01 Ill) departed. This morning she
did not. appear in court to sot straight
the cruel ini‘cronro that silo had boon
treading the primrose path the night
before. ‘
HUNGARIAN CLUB OPENING.
-,,,Corom0nles to be Held Tonight, with
Speeches, Music and Re—
. freshmen“.
The new Hungarian clubhouse lll
Springwood will be opened this even.
in; withapproprinto exercises. music
. by the band. speeches by prominent
Hungarian oralol-ll and refreshments.
The clubhouse will be qulto. an ad
dition to.the social life of Sprlngwood.
and will be used as a place of re-
heorsal by the band. itev. Emory
Krdos has llccll prominent in ”10
“VI rk of building illo plat-o and got-
tln‘ together lllo funds for “H oqulp-
;, a clubhouse is located Ill lAIllI‘ll
threat and will form a valuable ad-
, junct to tho Il‘orolgn (Jillzons' lllllrury
' lllwthlsvbrnnoh ol' settlolllout work.
"35’ .Mr. GOlllellil-*'El'-'~(llll your slsior
isny‘nnything aftor l l‘lllll'll yostordny
afternoon, Ethol'.’
Y Ethel-wNo. ahl"s Joined the “(‘oulll-
TOII‘BOfOI‘O'Yflllr'l'lllllllll Magoo." blll
she looked lief-i-o.~tthicllgrl Illlliy
.; At Your Door.
:00 you realise the advantages
. or having a Bank Account?
, ll pronoun creditwcalablishes
trfllllllllllhlllly and results in ac-
cnrity. '
' 4m can safely and convenient-
mtit at the .
ill, at least. Wbynot
bio?
rerun“ Ill our long line at
‘ root equipment something that will .
suit you‘exnctly 2.2 to mull, Ityio— .
svon price, 80 the Invitation goes
from no to you: Banshee-hers that
satisfy. ' -
n. “D. LYON s‘ 00.
sowmlmorouor.‘ . .-
‘ . 1‘ Jourdan
RWALK
MAY HAVE BEEN IUROLAR.
Had plump: and Loaded Revolvur
Who Killed by a Train.
NEW LONDON. Oct. 7.-’I‘he body
or a ,manzkilled 0n the railroad near
this city was found thimmorning, and
thepollce after searching the clothing
give It. as their opinion that the dead
man was one of the burglars who so.
cured $1,400‘in stamps and money
from .the Clintonvllle post. oillce in
North Haven Thursday night. In a
coat pocket 0 package of stamps to
thevalue of $4 was found. the paper
wrapper. apparently from s newspa~
per. bearing the address “Clinton-
viIIe.".
The men was ot‘ medium height.
light hair. sandy moustache. gray eyes.
a prominent nose. The clothing was
of good quality and the und‘erclotbing
new. The body was taken {in charge
by the local medical examiner and the
coroner notified. ’
Close to the body was found a .32
calibre revolver with all chambers
loaded. The police bellovolthat the
man foil or was lthrown off in freight
train passing through the oily. Death
was due to nrcompound fra’clure of
the left chest.
III the mould, clothing wuslfound a
bundle of newspapers enclosed in a
wrapper addressed Herbert House.
New Canaan, COMP... on which the
stamp had been cancelled. There
wore no other marks that might lead
to identification. The postodico In-
spectora haVe.been notifiedand are
expected here this i'afteruoo‘n to view
tho. body and follow any cities that
may be disclosed.
ALIENATlON SUIT SETTLED.
m I \
Waterbury ,Mam Turn; Over Livery
Business to Man He Wronged.
WA’l‘ERIlURY. Oct. 7.-——AII‘ the liv-
ery business of Frederick E. Bonhum.
keeper of a stable at 238 North Elm
street, has been turned over to .lohn
.l. Schott. of the firm of N. S. Show
and Company. iish dealers of 247 South
Main street, In settlement~ it is said.
of a suit I‘or. $10,000 dams gos brought
against. Bouillon by Soholzt on account.
(iii the alleged nllonullon of tho alloc-
tlons of Schott's wife, Jstolla. An
unusual feature of the case is the
close friendship which exists between
Mrs. Schotl and Mrs. Bonhanl. ’I‘Ilo
llvcrr business was owned by Mrs.
Bollhalll, her husband carrying it on
as her agent, but rather than under-
go the allnoynncc' of court proceed-
Ings. she decided to turn over tho prlr
perty to Scllolt. 'l‘hc papors In trans-
for of tho proportyl wcro slgnod last
night.
ROXBURY CLUB DINNER.
Members Gathered at Dorlon’s Point
Last Enrolling.
'I‘llo Iloxbury (Slut), tho won-known
local sporting organization. hold a
\'t‘I'_\' ploasnnt meeting and dinnor ut
Gregory's Point. last night. 'l‘ho {01.x
turn of tho (mansion was tho prosonlll'»
lion to Frank A. Van Baron, of :l luodl
ill, bearing an inscription. ’l‘llo pro-
sontaliou speech was lulldo 'lly 'I‘owr
Clerk Herbert R. Smilh. who llli‘nlllllt—
ed. among other things, that. Mr. Van
lint-on was the first member of the
club, sluoo Its formation, to how. tho
honor of becoming ll pupa.
'I‘hoso prcsont Included li‘rodorirk
ll. Qlllntard, llr. .rllllflnl r. Acton.
.lllllgc H. W. ‘lrogory~ l.ol.l~:rund Rat"
lllond. David W. Raymond. (‘3. S. 'l‘ro'r.
bridge. Frank H, Morrill. .loilu ll.
Manning. I", A. Van Iillrl’rn, llorbori it
Smith, George E. (bulls and Il. IE.
[)anll.
INORWALK STUDENT WllNS PRIZE
Laurence W. Gregory to Hugh
Chamberlain Greek Trophy at Yale.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 7.——i'l‘llc Hugh
Chamberlain prize, for the . host on-
trance examination In Greek: at Yale ls
awarded this your to Laurence W.
(Ill-gory. of Norwalk, who prepared
for college at the Hopkins llrlunmar
School, Now Haven.
The Samuel ‘chry lklllpln Latin
urizo for tho boat entrant-0 ollamlun-
lion In Latin is awarded to William A.
Notkius. of New Haven, who prepar-
od at the New,’ Haven Hip-ll til-illool.
ELIGTORC DID NOT CARE;
llt‘rom the Hartford Times)"
Anybody who tries to Induce the
public to take an aillrmativo Iniorllt
In constitullmrnl amendments ill Olm-
nectlcllt tackles ll rough proposition.
Only 1,818 of New llnven'll 20:906 cloc-
tors, only Hill of Hartford's H.525
electors and only Lilith of Bridgopol‘t'u
l7.lll)i electors cared enough about the
ratification or rejection of twu amend-
io go to the polls and say yes or no.
DID NOT TEAH UP TRACKO.
PIAAINVILlllc. Oct. 7.-lleloctmnn l’.
.l. l’rlor did not carry out his throat
today to tear up the tracks of the
Plalnvliio-lt‘nrmlnutcn lino. All the
result of a conference which the so-
ieotman hall with James sl’lterllon. of
Bridge rt. the principal owner or the
line. t. e selsotman consented to de-
fer action until nolrt week when Mr.
Patterson agreed to dismantle ,the
mad himself.
inorau‘rtv KlLLlI‘o' Hll win.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7ichnwn H;
Hopkins m die nadir
apart, having qusrr sled .over money
7 mum.
' w
The different: between tragedy and
' comedy
depends lonely on our point.
on . a!
0
Of ‘VlOW.
ho. bolero:
OCTOBER x.‘ .995.
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' - 7 a 1 i
ASSETS.‘ ' ‘ .
. ’ Book and " . Market
, . ' Par Value. Value.
Loans on Real Estate ..... . ....... ..$ 810,325.00 . 1’, $ 810,325.00
Collateral Location demand .. 25,028.85 ‘ 25,028.85
Loans on Personal Security. . ........ _. , 4,500.00 , 4,500.00
Town and City Notes ........... . . .. 26,500.00 26,500.00
SchooiDiatrict Notes ....... 47,525.00 ‘47,525.00
Town and City Bonds ...... . . . . . . 191,170.64 . 204,569.44
.Railroad Bonds ..... ‘ ...... . . . . . . . . f.‘ "528,340.00 633,054.00
Bank Stocks ............. . . . ........ 6,100.00 11,590.00
Real Estate ......... . . . . .. 5,025.00 6,000.00
Banking House ..................... 18,000.00 20,000.00
Premium Account .......... l' . . . .. 75,750.00
Cash ........ . ........ . ........ 156,652.19 156,652.19
$1.894-916J58 ‘$1.94s.744-48
" I
LIABILITIES. '
Due 5,744 Dopositors ........... .1 .................. $1,771,405.43
Surplus Account ...... . ............... ‘. ............ 70,000.00
Profit and‘Lo'sa Account ..... ‘ .......... ......... 23,777.41
Interest and Rent Account .......................... 29,733.84
. .. ‘ $1,894,916.68
'. " GEORGE F. BEARSE, Treasurer.
Examined and found correct, -
JACOB M. LAYTON,
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ,
‘ Auditors. '
LONG STAND-STILLS. Knickér:l:lle simple or strenuous?
...__._. Booker—«Neither; you might say he
Notable Newtown Horne - A Recent leads the lI‘vefillsfllod Iifc.~Ncw York
Incident. 8““ , "
Miss Ann Blurkulau. of Newtown,
Conn. is the possosor of a line horse,
which will "go.“ at limos, and whose
name is "Fun." She is now over 25
yours of ago. i“Fllll". not Miss liluclb
man) and Is prlcoiess. that is, she is
not for solo. The llorso has a hobby
of indulging in long “stand silos,"
similar to a trance. and when ouoo
the trance gots a Ilold on tho ”l-l'illor.”
lhoro isn‘t vory much this side of lilo
(ll-out Illvldo that will make her bend
hor will to the. will of man. or woman
oilllor. .
llurlng illo past, sunllnor. “Fan" has
bouloll all llor proviolln "standing"
rooords, and has only stood still for
short poriods. although the period:
coma fronuelltlv. ”or owner became
so oonlplotoly docoivod by the animal‘s
sol-ullllgly l-Ilaligod . disposition. "nn'
sl-olu' as how as tho. old boss" soomod
willing to wow a little fartilor each
tilllo llllll silo was drivoll. Miss Black-
mau l'lllaiiy llt'l‘llll'll that silo would
risk ll trip to tho Huntington colnotery,
and so, in company with a friend. Miss
(hltllol'lllo Ilylll-h. they olllnlborod into
a ‘l'ollr-wllooll-r" and "Fall“ startoll.
and, as far us ”I? start was concerned,
sllo bid fair to overwhelm lilo ludlos
with llor flltllt‘l‘llrill._\'. and It seemed for
a limo. as though the horse would not
ovon stop ill the colllclory.
llllWl‘\‘t'l‘. Miss "Fall" obeyed the
drivel" and everything wont splendid
Jy, lllllll lli‘lor llll'y Iuld made. a tour
of tho colllolorv. null woro on the way
home. II was tllouy”h‘llll" concluded
that silo would like to lake ll liil‘lorent
route to tho Ilouloslolld. Miss Black-
mail was strongly opposoll l0 t...s. but
Ilko all spollod children. "li‘iln" had
llor way, and again shc started off, un-
til silo MIW n brook by lilo way. The
animal lllnv llll\'t‘ desired a drink of
water, but anyway, tho brook was
rather doop, and silo buokod tho. wn.
gun into it rook and as Miss Black-
mall and Miss Lynch quickly collolllll~
od that they did not want to bathe in
such a rude manner. and in broad day-
light too. llloy jumped out. and ”Fun"
drnugoll the wagon allor Ill-r unlil tho
‘wntor was up to tho body of lllo rar-
n'iuuo.
Darkness was on lin- wny. and after
no little ltlllflilllllllll coaxing. and nor-
sllllsivo "pow—wows,” j‘r‘nll“ was driv-
oll as far as l’ialt's Hill. where llllo do-
ridod to stand for lilo night, A quick
Illinllod stollogrllpilor could have made
his fortune onsil'y. had he lu-ou thoro
with pull and pencil. and copied lb"
lliroaul of advice that was buried at
meals to the nruttnlc lllw of um 3mg not return with "I-‘an."
- . in Brooklynlsu suck. .
22 shot and instantly kllilell his wife. in -
.. a duel with her in this hallway of her
-' at in Brooklyn, today. Although mar-
" Hod thirty years. the two were living
the two Indios. from lilo crowd that
lllllfl gathered.
It‘inally, as it scouted an if the horse
Ilud made all her mind that she would
“bo darned if she would" move, M. F.
Kollllng look the ladies In lllll wagon,
and towing "Pan" ill lilo roar, ilnnlly
lalldcd them safely home. All dark-
lllltlll came. on, and. his daughter old
Mr. 8. J.
llllutlltllllll. alter telephoning to nearly
everybody in lhc pincll started out in
llllll‘lillll. but before he could locale
thorn. they had tlmt-n taken home by
:Mr. Kostiug. by another road.
‘ “lint-on, what did you glvo your boys
ifor birthday presents?"
“Slildlorll.” 4 7
"And your dlllighler‘t"
"i bought her one too-«o lieutenant."
”Translated For 't‘nlsll.
nuts-
sawdust ill now used by non. Par-
:ls restaurants, the (laulols says. all
fit dressing for cutlets instead of
breadcrumbs. it costs only 30 cents
"Do you think it would be policy tor
ms to invest in that mining stock?”
“it would be something bits policym-
wortls than a lottery, in fact."«-Phlllll
dolphin, mutt.
Como. people are unable todistln:
l m.
gulch between counts and toolbardi- r
’l‘elgnmoulh. En fibril “Edition sell-
‘sido visitors dbplby most marks-
lc than the weather. When this ill 0:. .
‘BLA
.ED
OW COMPLETE.
.lN PRICE AND WE OWN THE GOODS AT MUCH LEGS PRICE THAN THEV COULD]! BOUGHT AT
:N .,.
TH: nscssslrv‘or ADDlTIONAL sepoldo.
LPRBENT TIMI.
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BLANKETB.
We have all grade: of Blankets,
from the Cheap Cotton Blankets t0 the
finest quality of Wool-Flooosd Cotton
Blankets in white and gray. good size
and weight, 590 pair.
Special 1 1-4 White Heavy Fleece
Blanket. very soft and fine. a blanket
worth $3.00, which we are selling at_
$2.00 per pair.
Gray Wool Blankoto. large size. $1.00,
$2.00. $2.75, 83.00 and $3.75.
Better grade: of White Wool Bian‘
koto at $2.60, $3.36, $4.00. $8.00, $7.00.
Nos. ll AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
‘ETS' All?
I
roeycop'l‘. WEATHER 'wl-llcu we Havs'axpsnlsucsn iN run Luv FE
w ES.
w am no wonder.
oun 8TOCK 0r ILANKITS AND councilman ls
COMFORTABLEO-
Cul- Comfortablu unmade from
Clean White Cotton. ‘ ’1‘th are not
filled with swooping- and wants. No
danger of contagion. No shoddy.
‘Cood Cilknllne and “teen Covering.
in thslvory but patterns, price $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00. $2.75.
OUR ORDERS WEREPLAOED AND THE OOODOBOUGHT IIFO‘RE‘THI ADVAerfi
E
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Many of our Comfortableo we have- '
mods for us. Only the finest Cotton
and the bout Covering to used and
$8.00 and $10.00.
is $2.50 and 82.75,
.7
they are made extra oize. The price
,TRISTRAM 85 HYA'I'I',‘ NORWAI-K, CONN. "
“Do you think‘ you can hold the
bridge? they asked Horatlus.
Sure!
held
replied hc confidently. I
a“ baby once for an hour.—~Hous-
ton Post.
“No, I wouldn't join that club.
[00
“You’re mistaken.
room
It’s
full of stupid idiots.“
There's always
for one more."-Philadelphla
Press.
Running 'em Down~Church-Thess
char
lflcurg seem to think the ordinary
pedestrians are. beneath them.
Gotham—«Well, too often they oral——
Yonkers Statesman.
“Wives Who Soil 'I‘hcir Husbands"
is the title of a news article ill a week-
ly p.
ly common for both
'lpcr. It Is. of course, comparative-
husbnnds and
wives to discover nftor marriage that
they have. been sold,—~Ncw York Tri-
bunc.
L
ll. KRIEGER & (30.
ll. Killllilfll ll 00.
Fol 633nm g
Millinery, Clocks, Suits,
Clothing for Men, Women and
'tJ t
t
ul'l'
lirlegprllofs
Children,
t AT THE
department Sure
b
\ou are owned to \‘lsu our storo and got posted in ov-
orytlliug that is np—to-llato and stylish. We want your to
open :l chargi- account, if you llllll it rolll'oniout to do so.
\\'o uro umlnu installment store. with high prices.
Our
goods and prices will colllparo with lllt‘ llos‘t llllll rlloupost
limlst‘s ill the country, and or court comparison.
CASH OR CREDIT IS OUR MOTTO.
mm
MOTORMAN nor REBPONOIBLE. l
‘ HARTFORD, om. 7.~Afler Iuvoali-
llont Inst cvoulllg~when a milk wagon I won’t be no mans
% mont."—~~Puck.
and a trolloy car collided on Park
slrool, Injuring the driver of tho walt-
on. tho police have decided not to take:
any action against the motorman, Salu-
uol l'ollllok.
Speaker Cannon is a great lawn:
of green oorn. llo boards at. thc‘
Arlington lllld one day took one oiv
hill Illinois farmer constituents to
dinner with him, Cannon made his
dinner on green corn, satin. seven
ears. The farmer asked him how,
much he paid for 00rd at the Milan
ton and Cannon re led: “le douarsl
ll day." “Well." sold the farther con-l
ailment. "Jon. don't you think it would;
be cheaper for you to boord It a livery '
Hllilllll?"-‘Kflnflal§ City Journal. g
- l
ls thoro some not yet understood.
photographic power in a stroke of.
lightning? Many people. say that there i
is. and many scientists call the claim ‘
absurd. The following Item comes
from ll recent annual newspaper: "A
young man nomad-Frank (lilodllon was
killed by lichtn wit to standing un-
der It’ll'ell at bio on. When the
body was being used in the collln m
the mortuary It“ as observed that
there were (marbrriniorinled upon the
right thighwh , :hors‘a remarkable
resemblance to; you. Continua was.
at couraeufuilyltolotnod at the than
when he was Embl"—Ohirago Now.
an. noun“ l
A German publicist whollpent ll part;
or the summer in I boarding home tti
bio ingenuity in obtaining o loamy
convolution “foundation no other t0!»
haunted, they turn.» their loll!!! and
llalnll. each lodlld" l. muons some
strikill examples t. ilvy. ‘ fibrin.
0n, hisxor her ' and the ”unload
ailments or p? moi-d Mlle
F .
‘ I
a...
formulas
All men are born equal, bllt the ,
equ
Mislah .lohnsing-"Can't yo' glb me
no hope, Lila?" Miss Jackson—"Once
gating the circumstances of tho acct nu' fo' all. Mistah Johnsing, l tells yo’ ,
culiud
....._..+...
allty doesn't hold out.
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Our
Young .
Men’s
are the top notch of fashion. We
wish to specially call your at.-
OOUILI IRIAOTED MOOIL.
acting men in our store.
play of MW and children's clo-
thlnt. all priced right.
.bpan Monday, Wednesday and
it‘ll
“WASHINGTON" SUITS .
cation to their
It is the magnet that draws
815.00 to $22.00.
We also have a splendid dis-
sum.,02;50 to «.00.
M
Saturday Evasion. . *
M
.» ll i5.
. momma
supple- '
‘1.
rnllgculonls regarding lllo onsy paylllcnts for same.
AN INVITATION a
must; HOUSEKEEPERS E
If about to establish a little nest of your own come
right to Kriogor‘s. The complete furnishing of homes will
llt‘ our specialty. You choose your requirements from our "‘
ncwost Fall Furniture and we will make satisfactory ar- -
We “
will always trust the llolllolllnltor with goods. to any amount.
A handsome full size
BRASS BEDSTEAD,
with heavy side posts,
One Great. Special Item? for
Tomorrow, Saturday.
guaranteed the best
French lacquer; value
$30.00; for first open-
ing sale.
$22.98.
quality.
t
H; KRIE
instructor (at night «boob—-
"What's trigonometry?"
New Boy—«“lts a man that’s been
married three times."-—-Chlcnao 'rn-
buns.
Sher—l hope you were polite to papa.
dear! Ho-Indoed I was. i gave him
ll cordial Invitation‘to malls llll house
my home—Chicuob Journal.
Uncle Josh-"Thsy say you can't
make a silk purse out or a now’s oar.’
Uncle Silas-d140, an' it'll 2. pity. if
you could. thoro'd be more money in
raisin' plll."--Plltll(.
Ol-lllfl UP.
for what we cannot cunt?
it does not help a thin; tom; .
Toni-I innit odd flavor to o crust; . ,
0r helplto bring as pie, '
.i,
slain r-wwsllu on. mm, m
Why grieve
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR
DEPARTMENT.
GER &CO.3
' 29-31 West Washingtonflt.
REMEMBER—No Southern .or western Furniture
will ever rotor into our store.
All gobds handled by us are
mado in Now York city and are worth 25‘pc‘r cent. more
than stuff made olsowhcro. Our prices will be the same—-
in some instances lower than competitors ask for inferior
l if" m...
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w-nm—u m ....
,Gladyo-ul refused Ferny two weeks
ago and he has been drinking heavily
ever since.
Ethel-don't it about time he stopped
celebration—Puck. ‘
Ililslo (aged liver-d do hope some
Dutchmbn will marry me what I grow
up, Aunt Mory-Why. deal-1' Elsi w
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"Have you got! your spring house-
clsanlnx dons? ' naked Mrs. Neighbors.
“The Ideal“ exclaimed Mrs. Homer;
"why. I keep my house clean Ill the
your r0und."--i)strolt Tribune.
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