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', shaft at Olin 1131191111 marking the battle-
.1 field of No
that Oil .he got a glimpse of the fade
to] cemetery. where lie thousands of
Union. The Comes carried the presl
dential party beyond the immense ter-
minals under construction at. Port
(‘halmeite and than turning. headed
back to the city
11111311 ACANDY
LAN E’ S
51 WASHINGTON CT.
FORD OADLY WOUNDED.
_..—-—.-.
Made No'iieslstence When Taken by
Post: at Ainieay, N. H.
Al.S'l‘EAD.N N, 11.. October 211.—
Oeorge Ford. who has been fleeing
from arrest since yesterday morning.
in connection with the shooting 0
Fred Shortcleeve at a note] here Tues
day night was captured in the wood
at Cold Hill. about a half a mile from
the hotel here. Four men of the posse
who had been following Ford nearly
thirty six hours secured the man. who
made no r.esistance He was thor-
oughly exhausted from hunger and
wounds. His condition was pitiabie.
He was suffering from a broken rib,
'a fractured wrist and a dislocated hip.
sustained in his leap from 11 second
story window of the hotel yesterday
morning, to escape arrest. One side
of his head and his back were filled
with bird shot as the result of shots
fired by members of the pursuing par
11 in yesterday‘s chase
. This morning, Ralph Robbins. a
member of the large party who had re-
sumed the trail, saw Ford lying on the
ground near a ~l.)iil‘il. Not suspecting
that the fugitive was nearly helpless
liv-
quartette approached Ford. presented
RDOICVOlt. wcapons and ordered him to throw 11p
NE ORLEANS Oct Bis—Gratitude his hands. Ht did so immediately
for th great service he has renderedland offe1ed “0 ”You?“ at being 081"
her in her successful struggle against i “lied After 11.-32culibre revolver ful-
the yellow fever epidemic was me'ly loaded and a quantity of c‘artridges
dominant note in the splendid uei had been taken from him Ford was
come which New Orleans extended to placed in a wagon and brought here
President Roosevelt today. Politicallllt‘ was given the first food he had
differences Were effaced in a spontan- bad in thirty- eight hours and then a
eons denlongu-auo“ of popular appreJilO’CLOl' dressed his wounds. Then the
cnnjon or the president 8 unfailing prisoner was taken (0 ”10 ('Ollllty Jflll
sympathy and practical help through- 1"- Keene. .
out the period of the fever situation. l it Was believed from Fords talk that
Traveling tbward‘vhis southern joul 119 was 1033M- HO W85 laboring 11n-
ney's end the president tr'aversed (191‘ the implesslon that he is the
through the night the whole length of inler of the earth. but that the hand
the state {of Mississippi There was of God has been turned against him
therefore no Opportunity for a friendly H0 Bald (hilt GOd told him to jump
demonstration by the citizens of (my. from his window and mums and that
ernor Vardnfan‘s state The suns he spent last night in lllt burn nclr
rays werenot beginning to show when whllh he was found His injuries
the train ran across the boundary line mild? sleep an lhllIOSSlhlliil’ Hiltl be
into Louisiana 11nd then for an llOili' stifl't-‘i‘ed severely flow the t'.t)l(l He
or more sped through the sirnwbelry had dragged himself ollt into the sun-
fields of 'i‘ang'lp‘ahoa parisl1.At Ham- light to get warm. win 11 his DIII‘Hht‘l'S
mond there was a stop of a few min- t'ilmt' upon him.
utes which gave opportunity for 11 F1111! is 38 yeats ol1i.i‘ivo years
large ctoud 111’ couuitv people to c\ ago he says be 111151 taircu from his
press thei1 good will and enable Son- 'home and placed in an asylum 111 War
1110] Foster and gongrcssman Davey ' clstcr. On August l 19111 he was Sl‘nl
t6 bOard the train. here were 110.10 the asylum at (‘111'.dncr Mass from
ships on the ilfimytwo mile run from Whit l1 institution‘te escaped last May.
Hammond to New Orleans except at
Kenner, where the train arrived ahead
of time and lay‘untll it. was time to
enter New Orleans.‘ '
The program arranged by the local
committee contemplated the popular
reception whéll the plesldeut had c0111
plated his tour of the harbor At Hal-
ahan the presidents car 1111s switched
from the main track of the illinois
Central and carried over the Belt Line
to Stuyvesant thleS. where the com
medious ocean 'going Southern Pacific
steamer ,Comus awaited him.
total 1111311115.
Big variety of fresh fish at Du~
cross' 3 Market. See ad. I
A number of tickets for the Pitts-
lleld excursio next Saturday will re
main at tile Outh 'Norwalk railroad
statloit. and will be sold to the first
callers "for them.
"—'-—Miik 7c per quart from Nov. 131.
‘1 .Mr. and Mrs.~i‘ilt’A. Seaman or:
Strubell. lowa a1e.1l1e guests Of . ..c-
odore Knapp. of Golden iiill street. .i
Mrs. Seaman Was the wife of Mr.
Knapp's son. the late Clarence Klitlpli.’
NEW ORLEANS GRATEFUL.
Splendid Welcome Given to President
Weary Willie—I sec de .inps had to
take a bath before going into battle;
Dusty Rhodes—What was it 11111 Sher-
man said about \1'ar'.’-—vNcw York Sun.
(Tillman—Well Well; looking for illl'
other cook eh?
Subb11bs--No;ls——-
Cltlmnu—Wh'v. you just
were.
Subbubs—l did not. I said i was
looking for a cook. The others we've
had were noi.—~Philadelphia Press.
said you
On board the steamer were 4110 JUST 80.
of the leading men and women Consollng Fricnd———'l‘bcrc! there!
of the city representing the var« Don't. grieve so; tears cannot bring
'her back.
Willower—i‘know it! That is thy l
weep.~——Smart Set.
,ious committees connected with lbe
(reception. On it also were Governor
Blanchard antl'h!s,-a.' tal'f: Dr. White.
.1in fought the fig}. as the govcr-n
monts representative against lllf- fc
vei'. together with Qu‘l’il his surgemn. in
full uniform; officers of the army and
navr. Mayor Behrman and lending
fed 1111i. state and city officials. 01'. the
wharf were assembled railroad oili-
clals..dock workmelr sailors from the
slope and such of be general public
as had been able to run the ga1i111let
1'1, special police protection At 9
unlock the train 'll into the d1! ‘01
and there was an on h'uslasiic 1i 11111111.
'stlatlon from the steamer us the ])lt‘:-i—
ideal passed i'rom his car and walked
with heaml '. face to the
”ships side. On"b‘ehaif of the city.
Mayor Behrman extended 11,11ricf wel-
come and then the 511111111 was escorted
by the governor. the mayor and Pres-
ldenl Sanders. of the Progressive U11
,ion. to a point of vantage whence he '
might have pointed out to him the
features of Interest connected with
the trip along thii cliyu waterfront
While the steamerrhacked out into in
stream he held a brief levee. during
which he was presented to 11 large
majority of those whd‘ filled the alumna
er'u decks.
' Then the 001111111 aded up stream
and rub around ih't'1 Crescent past.
Sebthport where the president could
vievri the great levees of the Pont
C‘hal rain 1111111101411”; see vast fields
rionilil sugar don the. planted
1101111111111: 1111 eltllm bide of the river.
A few miles abOVe tit- city the Comet
turned. and then came slowly down
the river. passing along the whole
front of New Orleans. On either bank
people lined the levees as the steam
or. shutter with flags. proceeded on
her way amid the din of the whistles
ooriver craft and of manufacturing in-
dustries. Peseta the Algiers Point
the Comes hugge the west shore and
the president saw for the first time
the immense steel floating dock of the
government and too naval reserva-
tion. Further down on the cast hunk
of the river he saw the historic tlt- WW
saline German enlihrouded in the no
14011111 colors. and the United State!
barracks. where chino-111 hundred of Football M8
the regular soldier escaped yellow my“) OEARE NOSE 01151199
1 r infection durin the recent vis-
1317.1... He also so: the unfinished SHIN GUARDS, FOOTBALLB.
"There‘s a camp meeting on one
side of 11s anti a circus 011 the other."
"Which are you going to?"
"i don't know. Each promises what
neither can fill."-——l.lfe.
lodgcrI—DU
landlady (to student
you know, i dreamed last night that
you paid up all the rent you owed me
fStudent—ls that so? Then l'll kind-
ly trouble you} for. the receipt.
Wlluu Making
Your Will
Remember that
the
interests of Your
[state
can best be secured
by appointing
the South 111111111
trust 00.
Your Executor.
1
. .mtmsi. big-seine.
A complete outfit for boys. 31.26.
AT COLEMAN’S
, saws trout.
' 111' item. 141111“. mu.
Hm
diesel. or mer-
ntfld our- for
tennis of molar-
1'.]. .
Contains do quinln
bury. and II’ a 'll
finite and fever '1.-pal
“r; '.
Orleans and still far-1
bodies of those who perished for the .
called three other men and the'
i1
(ii
snap... ".1113.
'[i
cut coats with wide collars
trousers.
ities.
grains. their nutrients ale combined in the best ratio they
' more digestible;
better than any other feed.
hard dry sweet and plump bcr'.1y The weight is a very important
matter.
gutsI weigh more we have them over 40 pounds to the measured
ushcl.
of the lightest and therefore contain 1111111131 :1 third
mcnt. quart for quart;
economy to buy the heavier g1 11111
ought never to be fed whcu loss than three months old. and are
at their best. when a yearolll
requisites better buv sufficient quantity to last until new oats
are fit to feed.
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J"
We have the styles demanded by young men; long-1
and drop vents; peg- top
We silow'iihcm in the now Oystcr gray in wide walc
worstcd. and in many cxclusivc gray mixtures and (“'1 r1
plaids; 111 1cli11l1k- blue and black 1'l11'viots and satin-s
l’u'ill‘r still the suits 111 as though illlitlt‘ 111 unit r by cs~
port tailors; :1 try-1111 is the lest we couri.
Prices are rcasouablc for what you 1.1-ct; tilc host Illlill'
y 111 llt‘ bad at from
$10.00 to $25.00
'lop coats and rniuprooicd coats of cc qually snappy style
111 perfection of fit,
$15.00 to $20.00
W
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Fall hats and furnishings; trunks, bugs and suit cases.
.South Nor-want. '3 _ _ " To]. Call. an.»
-./'\. .
'ABOUT OATS.
Oats are the favorite food for horses because of several quai-
They‘ontain more nitrogenous matter than the other
one
for a steady diet the horse appreciates them
And now~lher11 are oats and oats. Good oats are clean.
Thirtytwopoundsconstitutc11 legal bushel, but
go'od
Six (luarts of thclicuvicst will weigh as lunch as 11 pack
more nutri-
so it is evidently a matter of no small
The age of note is a very lmpmlnnt consideration.
New oats 11111 indigesilbio and liable to give colic. They
W11 have oats with all these '
Buy Oats Thais Clean. 1 '
. . MANUEL T HATCH. "
“'\/“‘\_/‘
49 Wall 81., Norwalk.
CATALOGUES FREE.
“scorecards
hgw AND UP-TO-DATE LINE
VJUST Recs-wee AT
W.P BEERS'
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 Bo. Main 81.. lo. Norwolk.
Telephone Connection.
.,.-..:.§_.--_-_-
70 POsliions Filled 1111 graduates Olw '
1
Merrill College, .
THE PAST 25 WEEKS.
THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID lT.
DAY AND l'JVENlNO SESSIONS.
. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
80. Norwoik, Conn.
I
glasses
EYES 1.1.1111 WWW”?
Room 9. United Bank Building.
ACCORDINOL'Y. l
inin one attributes ; lsckef elem-nun of vision to ill 3 by"
when his glulol'lrl Wholly to blame. Would It not be well have
your eyes examined anoint
IT’S FREE.
0. B. J ackson,
. it; Iruduoib Optician. .,
a mu. melt." NOIWALK. or.
W
WW
ALL EYES
require spectacles sooner or later. De feciivc eyes unless strengthened withl'
. become more weakened The proper glass can often work protec-‘l
ttve wonders if used in lime.
HOMER B. HOYT Refracting Optician.
Telephone suit-12. Sou. Norwalk Oonn.
lpeciai Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Ofllce hours 8—41145. 12:46—11:00. finturdby evasion. 7—9.
gOo'tis.
Suits.
vihced
"Yes.
I!
”no. N
33 South Main Street
The cheapest house in The Nurwullts because we manufactureour own
LOUIS UDELMAN
:26 Washington Street.
Clothing and Furnishings as all prices.
We sell for cash and. save you me re than double.
LOUIS UDELMAN.’ '
"Our company " said the life insur-
snce agent. "is one of the richest. in coped unharmed. Penn—flea but it is
the world. "
"and Pie one of the people who 111111911
faults it so."-«~Washington“ Starr
“Have you any 1111111111110 believe
that your sister like: me. Willis?"
ll
liluhil’mlla'i" 113i 11‘1“”
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
South Norwaik.
Waists one up; (lentil. 14.113 tip; Skirts 111111 mun mm c 111, 110.111 1111;
$17. ills up; Evening Gowns. $25. tit) up’; lii‘uru at. all oil
' ' CLOTHIBR sue, J'URNIBHER.
Next to Post Office. .80. Norwaik.
Come and be con-
Pro 'etor;
Stalk-Daniel facial the lions and co
lucky he didn‘t bins to falls bulls 111111
" answered the policy hOlilOrillieilf‘" Then he would have been fleec-
ed cleaner than a whistle «Chicago
News.
“Silo says he met and won her at. the
Just yesterday.i' name“. slurs tile 0ny ‘tllihh lib '
ilid win them“
ml hill): “W“. , .
miii-lbw 111111 with them." ., 2
minimum . Post. , ‘ ,.
Hudson was rushed 11p ueurh .i.
. in Boston today sent the following dim
declined 1114’, and Northern Pacific 111;
Reading was a conspicuous execption.
advancing 11 point and Delaware and
i‘ he
market readily improved dntter the first
féw minutes of trading. Locomotive
coman into hcnvy demand and rising
to 7] 1I3
WAl 11 STREET. ll 11. 111.—-'l‘l1c lui~
lial losses were recovered and 11 little
leeway obtained beam: the market
weakened again, As on yesterday 11111
coalers were the main points of in
terest. llcluwnl‘c & Hudson rose 5
points and Cculral Railroad of New
Jersey rose lily. Reading failed to
eclipse yv'sti'rdnv' :1 1'1-cotd ileum lult
reached 121 '1. Pressure against 1111-
local 11111111111 slot-ks bronchl 11111 c-olt
sidtrnbic longtetlx'k 11nd 1111' gem-'1 111
1111111111 Icinpsl 1i to aboul the opening
it'vol
-'.\VA| l4 STRl' ET, Ntmn »~'ll'.1liitl',‘:
lit't .111111 dull 111111.1111sltaliug and 111111
\Di'c'lill sim'kH llltlv-Hl ('{illstli0:.llol 1y
liouda \1111'1 steady.
:W..\il. 5"}llil'i12'l‘ l p_ 111. \ll the
snap died out of 'tho 11111111111 11nd ill-wins
gradunlh with 11 1111111 to 11 low-111 1111
sis. "lilc reunions wore restricted to
the amount of pr1 vious advantcs and
there were some too ovcrics 11111111
them had been losses.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & (loldschnlidt C0,. Com-
luission Brokers. Swartz A}. Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. 141w l:.10
'Amul (‘op 11:17., 34% 8351‘, xiii.
A111 (‘ 81 i" Co 4! libs; 40% 'll 1,
Am Loco To 7171;. 112111. 711
Am Smelt 1:11) 121271;. 1:111 1:1;l
Am Sugar H271. i-iliiu 142 i427».
A 'l‘ R1 S Fe 1181 8833f ital/f. 88"..
llaito & Ohio “2% illiilii 112% nil-"v,
li'klyll it 'i‘ 76% 77 75-3; 76%
(fill-s 6': Ohio (1117.; 57 htitfi 503%
Chi at N W 21:11,; 224%; lilil‘fi; 233
()h (it West 31711 217.1. Lilli/u 2i?“
Ch M & St P lliiih 181% “10% liili.
Col 1' a1 451,1, 45:11. 1171. 1.115,
Col South 2771. 28 27711 977,1.
0011 One l83 183 lilil i811
Del (1i “ltd 2311 240% 231i 240
Eric 48% 49 1851. 48711
Erie lst pl‘ Rl‘q‘. iii-vs. 811,6 iii '4
ill Control the 1801/. 11111 1.11111.
Lou & Nash 152% ”13% 1112 112‘s.
M111 St Ry 12211. 12311 121111 1:21:11
M1111 (‘t'lli 2111;. Lilli/1 iii ‘24".
M K & 'l‘ 3351. 33-35. 32th 32%
Mo Pacific 1111 1041/. 10:111. 111111;.
Nut Load 47 ' 47% iii“; 1771.
N v (.lcntral 152111. 1:13 1.12 11.21.
Norf & Wcst 117%: 57% X7 1171/.
Out a West 511' 551;. my. 111-13
Poo M'nll 1.11111. ooh. 4111.1. 1111
Penn it it 11-1711 145% 11117.1. 115%
Poo (ills i04% 104731 104 101
lit-adios “37 l‘JWA 121% 13W.
Relui lst pf 92% 92% till 92
Rep Steel 26% Wild 2“ £16
Rack island 2117i. {10% 21W. 10%
South P111: 71%' 7l7/11 7154, 7131
Still Ry Co 38% ills-it 311% 3111114.
Tenn C ii: i 871 . 111.1% tilts «Wig
‘ 'l‘exuil Par 3 341,1, iiitfi 34%.
Union i’ac iii rillilh lliiW. 134%
U 13 Rubber till .5. iii .1. =11 Mill
ll [-1 Steel 3811. 111111. Him. 38%
U 8 Steel 10W. 105 1019'. 1047/11
Wabash 21% 213% SIM 2W1
Wabash pl‘ 42 i2 it'll. 1111.
TOWN FARM lNMATls FIGHT.
MANCHESTER, Oct. tut—«John (lon-
lcy. used 75. was in the police court
today. charged with assault with in-
tent to kill Bernard McCann, three
years .his junior during a dispute yel-
terday. Both 11de 1111111 are inmates
of the town farm. .A 111111 days can
matter. and each used 11 cans on the
11111111.. Yesterday when both were in
the yard. Conley, it ill claimed. crept
up behind McCann and hit him over
the head. with an axe. The blunt and
was 11111111. but It 1111111111111 11 very nor
ions scalp wound and move McCtmn 11
11101511110111 which his recovery is not
certain. As the 111111111 could not be
in court the hearing went over until
next Wednesday and Conley was lak-
en to the Hartford lbil.
NORTHIAOT STORM WARNiNG.
Nitlw HAVEN. Oct. 26.~'i‘he dis:
trict forecaster of the weather bureau
patch to the local station of the hu-
miu "Nm'tbcui storm warnings
ii‘tluii. 11. 1a. 111111-111 our booth 0111-1»
11. bill: cm, OMMNOW England
coach Wannabe of strong
Mastubungg‘bwnuhmm
”'1 ”Ne MD.
sEN'rINEL
they got. into a wrangle ovor‘ a trivial '
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, Q
We have it in our window i '
You can see‘it lf'y'o'u'li call. Our .
sleek provides all kinds from " .7...
‘1' the 26 cent grade to large solid' .., ' g
' hacked ones with splendid long ‘ ,. .11..
bristles, which 11111 at $3 each. '1‘
They are all exceptionally good g
values, no matter which grade 1 ;
(“you purchase. 'thl are sure to 1. . . ,1
5' find lho brush you want hcrc,‘ ill.
the prion you want to pay. ' ' ' ' ' ' ,' 1
1h . ; lN FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN WILL BE FOUND HEREIN PRO": ’
00““le Pharmacy FUSION. PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES'MADE OF” THE
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE ' '
PROPER MATERIALS WHICH'OAN STAND THE TEST OF 858'.
ret. CALI. 1n.
momma» VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY. THE Lemme
4' MANUFACTURERS OF MEN' 8 APPAREL CONFINE THE PROD-
Mamas & 6 ”30'1th 00 UCTS OF THEIR TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR‘
' THIS CITY. 1 ..
(lanai-11mm.) . _
' THIS, iN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OE SHOES
COMMISSION BROKERS AND RUBBERS FOR MEN AND BOYS, GiVES OUR ‘ PATRONS
I THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE.
°'""" "‘ TAKE A LOOK AT our-1 new FALL NECKWEAR. - ‘3
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and H,
ivuru A Corbett Block. lo. Norwbik.
TOM-Y m 'W 11.1." gym-55+ HEAD TO FOOT OOTFITTERS. , :1.
WALL STREET 10;”) :1.111.-—-'l‘iit‘ 98 Washington St. ' ‘1 South Norwalk.\
stock market opened activt with sharp " ‘
fractional losses in Union Put-'ll“. Telephone Cail.324-2. 7
Southern Pacific. Metlopolitun Street
Railway. LOUlsVlllt‘ and Nashville and 'f
Baltimore & Ohio. Canadian Pacific
...-......._..._ Wan—a. - . -. ... ..._. _ ... -. W. -._ ~
ill illhhles Grotto]
lvan's Philadelphia Cakes.
Those that gave such satisfaction in quai
ity some time since.
A new fresh stock. 5 varieties. 101: lb. . . .
Lipton' s Teas, Sam ple packages, 10c. _ .i
4 so. to.
Also Thoma; Wood .1. Co.’ 5 Prim rose Package Teas. There are more
cups of good high flavored tea in a one half pound package. than in a
pound of you premium stuff.
Coffee at any price you want from 181: up to 32¢. True Java and true
Mocha. the finest, 321: lb.
New Graham Flour. White Corn Meat and Pancake goods. free .
Cheese Pumpkins. Hubbard squash. (some nice small ones).
Squash. all 21; lb., cheap and good.
Grandma's Borax Powdered Soap. large package, 160 cash.,17c when
charged. A combination of Borax and powdered soap, without rosin. Any
child selling 24 packages. gets a fine dressed doll. Ask to see the dolls.
'Chlidren‘ can begin taking orders now, and have a nice doll by Christmas. '
one.
IN‘OW
1 Celery and Cauliflower. ' .. .1 .11 '
Labor is a necessity. without which, happiness is not to be had We no '-
C'OMR'ENZO DIBB'LE
Crackers—Special for Tuesdau
NATIONAL BISCUIT CRACKERS .................. 10c PK9."I3 FOR 260_
5c PKG. 6 FOP. 251:.
A LINE OF FANCYVCRACKERS, 15c GOODS AT. ............100 L3.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
so hours MAIN or. ..,1 . «roar IT.
so; nonwntk. or. IAOT NOMALK."GT."
1111... 110—1. ‘ met. tic—'4.-
SNAPPER BLUES. HARD SHELL 1CHADS
OYSTERS AND FLAME.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Manket
- TEL 10.— 1.FRI:E-DBL1VIR.V. .
1- Ju—
Mnny people seem to be more con-
cerned about Mr. Roosevelt’s future
than is Mr. Roosevelt. himself. it is
now suggested that. ho he made 11111111-
tor flom New York to succccd 11.1'.
Platt,1‘vhouo term will and with the
fourth of March. 1909. Thai 1' is ni‘tif‘i-
dent for this of course. 111 the fan 11
lur case of John Quincy Adams. who
went back to the house oi representa-
tives after having been president. Put
it is rather difficult to imagine Mr.
Roosevelt in the role of senator lie.
111111111 not find it 1111,11 comfortable. null
certainly some of his colleagues Would
not know What to do with hllu. wl’rovl-
deuce Journal.
“A New York girl has been ar-rcs
111d for 111111;); to blackmail her iatli
01'.
W1 ll. 1.111: New i'ot‘lf girl who
dol.‘1sul know enough to 1:111 what ebb
wuuls out of her father without black
mulling him. doesn‘t deserve to 11111111.
11 111111-111'—-1 1111111111111 l’l‘aia Dealer.
Anticipating 'l‘rouble.-~Toung w’iftl'.
on the litincymoonmrneareat. I wish
you wouldn’t. be so extravagant with
your money.
il11sl1:1111l—-’1l.'lly. lot/ed one?
"Because you 'll b'u'vuiliio mbn'by left
for alimony if you donlf'lutik 'llhtl”
~ Yonkers Statesman. '
——-.¢
1-.
lie—Burs; just see the poetry some
WW
men write now.-Yonkem Statesman. 11 81111111 could 101's 11111111011111 090“
to be wicked. «St. Thomas.
THE ONLY SILI.
C1lllc——Why, dlfifi't y'dii Mild 111cc
copy of your new booki‘
Obscure Author (bitterlyi-s- Oh. you
woullgn’t magnified lb ,
“" e11 11y a copy
1 have-when cu zeft ill? habitation
t ."m iww
uranium-'5 spar says she was 'r" urns he . "1,113.41
'drelbcli entirely“
11%“ h
i
Elsie-«Papa. I Just hate history
Papa-want. you must keep at it.
Elsie. dear. I don't want you to' turn
out to be a historical novelist..—
Judge.
Did you see Mrs. Mcutte at the hop ,
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