- More; canvass one our”
son ms were.
Ilnltol‘ Tooth Fowler is a soft.
Etiol- powder, modded In quality.
t mu ' the accumulation of
fol-tar. Murine. dismount, is do
“(Milli is Velvet; null renders the
mouth ascetic. .P’tioe‘flc. ‘
antral, use M contains all tile
properties of the powder and u plea». DeWitt's outcomes
ant to_ .. Price 25c.
- smmdvlv amidst: is amatch-
less monthwaeh.‘ is “MING and
"Tilt“ was softest We».
PLATNtfl' A. ,Mfifltlfiéroprieton
‘ M :r , call 4142. ‘
" “it, ‘Rusei‘t. Berton. or Port Jeffer-
Iol. 1+ 1-. is the Knoll of Mrs. N. P.
Nelson. of Fort street. .
Esrthur N. ’w ‘Ipoclnlngeut of the
Mutual assent " cty’ of New Jersey.
is stopping in South Nerwalk.
as (c
The'illl'ilior' 'ielt'gue ofthe inset live"
ends Methodist Church will hold a
valentine social this evening at the
church.
The meeting of the Pastime Athelic
Club will be held on Thursday night.
and the annual election of odicers will
take place.
The Baptists will hold a .cottage
meetln this evening at the home of
Mrs. illism Bartlett, Wall and Wa-
ter streetspNorwslk. .
The condition of. Captain Charles
DuCross. who is seriously ill at New
Haven, does not improve and it is be
lieved thatvhe will not recover.
The young people of the Christ
Church held a very pleasant dance last
evening in» Pastime Hail. There was
a geod attendance and refreshments
were served during the evening.
The Junior-league of East Nor-
wnlk. will hold a valentiune social
in the primary room or the church to-
night. A short entertainment will be
given, tor which there will be other
sttractons.‘ .
0n the ice south of the draw bridge
are two black derby hats which have
been the cause of much speculation
as to V1110 owns them. One appears to
”hi" very solid Sort of a hat, bllt the
u, or is ratherrusty. it would be in-
terbating to knOw if the ratio of a hat
a week lost from the bridge holds good
thMtlgliout thereof. of the year.
Miss Daisy ,Peck‘, who formerly re-
sidsd here but who now lives in Beth-
el.lind s.‘ thrilling accident in a sleigh
recently. while driving from Bridge.
port to visit a relative in Falrileld.
The horse took fright at something
and bolted. throwing Miss Peck into
a snow drift. The sleigh was badly
smashed. but [no other damage result-
e ,. .
TOP. THAT COUGH .
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.-
allian Ballads breaking up colds When-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Pleisted's. . ‘ "
H
R vavTON.
Several members of, the Rowayton
Baptist Church went onto sleigh ride
last evening. ' _ ,.
iMiiton Every fs seriously ill at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.‘E. H.‘ Every, in
Pennoyer V‘street. . '
Mr. and. Minimise Jarvis attended
the funeral ‘ f Mrs. Jarvis'hunt. in
New Haven. yesterday. ‘
William A, Cushman is steadily inl~
proving from his recent severe illness
and is able to be about the house
again.
The regular class meeting was held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
last evening, under the leadership of
captain John L'l-Iommedieu.
Seventeen scholars of the third and,
fourth grades of the Rowayton public
sch i, enjoyed a‘sleigh ride yesterdel'.
in = no cf‘Liverymsn Edward J. Lad
rim’s turnouts. , ,
tacos 3. Raymond. resumed ice cut-H
ting o ratioa on his pond this morn-
ing. 'l‘ e snow was cleared off and'tlle
ice_msrked out yesterday.
The shutters have been removed
from the totver of the Methodist
meat was held last evening by the
Ladies of the Methodist church.
glances“; “Cities-«:3» that the‘itones of
” .. . I“. , ‘1 inf iruflflf, ‘
heard. The work a? the church a
nearing completion. all tile new local-
orial widows are espected enmity.
and will at once be placed in position.
Piles of people have Piles. Wits
enter from piles when can use
itch Huei‘
Shire and get relief. Nothing else so
god. Beware of imitations. See that
0 name is‘slanlped on each box. Sold
. by The Clitord Pharmacy and The at Christ
to
Bridge Phsnnscy.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. B. Wilkerson is the guest of
friends in New York.
returned from s visit in Canada.
tuning Mrs. L. pawns. of Norwalk.
mm
The Wis-troll Grange we a 14m .
Mrs, Barrett Williams is visiting
York.
Superintendent A. C. Wilson of
New York. 2
u
home to Danbury after a visit here d
wilth'frlelnde. ~ ’
Miss Florence Foster has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Js~
mes Bulkley.
Mrs. A. 1". Butler has returned to-
New York after an end of the week
stay in town. B
A dance was given Friday evening
by Court Westport, of Foresters, in
National hail.
the Current Events club next Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A, F. Butler. of New York has
returned to New York after i. visit
with friends berets.“ " '
A Lincoln Day supper and entertain-
Mrs. 'Gel‘slloni Perry of Riverside
of Bridgeport, is caring for her.
Miss Eva Jelllil'e is visiting D. W.
{gently been a guest of Arthur .iel~ N
e.
the home of Mrs. Wallace Punzelt, at
Minnehaha farm,
John H. Jennings will leave this W
Will join Mrs. Jennings at the home.
of his daughter, Mrs. William Smith.
returned frohm Portland, where they ,W
attended the funeral of Dr. MacFar-
ley’s father.
tend to her official duties.
tism, is still in bed, but feeling more
comfortable.
Saturday evening.
a
lectur'lir’s program for the occasion A
gave one of the most delightful eve- mentions held and many amusing in-
. cidents were reintbd. A collation was
abrved about midlii ht. l-Sb‘epards' or-
John Wakeman has returned from a chestra of. South orwalk furnished
short tour of the West. He will go the music. » .1 ~
'to Washington in the spring, at which -'
nings or the season;
time, the government is to open up .
newlltnda, and secures homestead if A
possible. »
young people enjoyed a sleighrids
a fine time. The ung
.‘ .3, u
dugAlso makes Rich Sauces. Cr
(grille ladies of the Westport M. a
entertained last
- Mrs. James Dahoney is convalescing ”10 ”0'30 Of Mr,
‘ f
. a ter an attack of grip. .scored ‘9 points fl
Mrs. George H. hwy of mum”, while Geol-
M has been visiting friends in town. With 18 ”0"“ “d "‘0 booby brine.
The club voted to have a sleighrlde
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Taylordlave flyczmi‘fw“ "“11 a supper in
Mrs. Harry Helm has been enter» will hold their regular meeting at the
home of Charles Meeker-this eveniulf.
Tficomnliuse will report. on the pro-
.au’.’ I“
”In D" entertainment “It 0781“". ggmfiglflmmlu for thé some“
larger Il’f'nrllots" and Joseph Adan
Mr. and Mrs. Henrydlrwin of Newt in" mud s_pane‘on,“lm‘lKet Garden-
ng.” ‘ '2 ‘ ‘ ,.
Riverside avenuespent wednesday in the names 0f five 01' the he“!!! and
. have been elected members of the
Beniamla mothsrton is once more society. “Sigma Xi." and among the
confined-to his home through a rhe- Mmfi ‘5 that 01 Kenneth Gerard MW-
matic attack. liensaiie, of Westport. The News says:
Mrs. G. H. Tracey has returned which persons are admitted who have
achievement, or who "have given spe«
cial promise of dlsflnction in science."
and am still hunting fer trouble in the
way of burns, sores. wounds. bolls.
cuts sprains or a case of piles that
cure" writes Charles Walters. of Alleg-
heny. Sierra Co.‘ No use hunting. Mr.
Waiters: it cures every one. “new“:
eed by F. ii. Baxter. South Norwnlk.
Mrs. Nell Mitchell will entertain, 33: E' P‘ we“ “mm“ “rm-“"9?
mother from Atlantic City.
city is a guest ,of Miss Helen Shea, of
Hoyt street. '
avenue is finite ill. Mrs. F. M. Nowell guest of his brother Charles, in East
avenuc Sunday. .
Seaver. of New York. Mr. louver has friends. Miss Edits Varies. Bayonne.
I
The semi-annual meeting of the Mat- has been entertainin several“ Stam-
inee Whist Club was held Friday at ford relatives for ll; our days.
Club in Rnymond’siiall. last evening
Week for South Carolina, where he 10%pr
Miss Vivian Allen. of imperial ave. who is visiting‘thel'Misses Heath itin . . ,
nun who has been confined to her cartel-1 street. heturiled_'toher bugle the old time "”9"“ There View “ all
home for same weeks with rheumn- in Bropklyn thlsmorning, .‘
‘ The dance gi on.“ y the American .
Meeliifilics. Fr‘ld‘fifig’eniagl, was 1one 3:30:12? 0:32: the president in“ .
5‘ on in fact s . « .. ., ‘4‘ ‘
m ”m“ ‘ u 30'. min It Mean.- ho: direMd*“a‘ few
choice we for. admonition the the ,.
boys ends in along the line of tour -
~ Mr. and Mrs. Allen of imperial ave- of tRe
nue spent Saturday and Sunday in b t
New York. They went to see Anna .pro .1 .. . .,
,Hoid at‘the Broadway Theatre on llclv washeld- . d‘itriwof‘muchi , u, h
tators.“ There vus 3"“ “I
_——_._.__. large contingedtMstamtord broth- “W1 3"-
Last Night Westport Grange met ers and sister! present and they 1‘9‘
and held a Lincoln memorial. The turned: hv‘speciulltalh“ “12:26 a. m. R . , .
fter‘,installati0u.; nullitirt fientertaln» 9“ C. ”‘7 “MANN" °t the M'
. E. Church; was unable to attend. being
maimed/to his home with a severe I
co ”' . -
terest‘i to the s
elm: «3
r. G. E. Bishop of-
, arch gave a Lincoln entertainment
supper last n suing. Supper was
in d to 8, wt ‘menu as follows:
token pie, W chinkemécold meat.
wooed pom. potato salad. ole
es ’ . ,
F "V b. ‘ ' .
v . erick Fonts John.
,ooeditltor of‘Soutll
Dre t Sunday evenins
_ harsh and told the, story
the w ‘ also -'the'8loux indians.
air ”In ty Cit b united with the
riot ch rch parish to hear Bishop
‘ohnsou. .
anodised . 1
The Elf
b
l n! ._ __ __ _,g__ ’ .o
,The Merry Tw vs Whist clu were
‘turdny even g at
. Mrs. Frank Artie.
rs. hank til-ego? of Baugtauclt
won first prize.
Guyer consoled himself
-The Green’s Farms Farmers club
were vii
‘ ‘Wlim‘bn will”.
The Yale News of January iii gives
a of the graduates and seniors who
Sigma Xi" is an honorary society to‘
Istinguishedthentseives by scientific
m
Hum-ma roe 'rlloustl.
“We lived in California '20. years.
ucltlen's Arnico Salve won't quickly
new causes.
-———.
Mrs. E. J. Browh'vis entertaining her
Miss ircne Jones of New York
Albert Mchee of Greenwich was a .
Miss [Aura ,myinond is visiting her
. J., for severel: ys. ‘
Host Morse of the Birdsall House
The dance given by “the "S. and D.
as very well s‘tt‘énded and‘ much on-
eeksi '
iy. , g,
i‘ . ‘ " 1 1
' « f testing program w'ss'promdad the
Miss Helen Gouidem. of . Brook! n, children, and m6 mulling was 2’16 cf
‘g‘seeson. .Prd cue to the da
.’ ; installation- of: officers p
fter the ceremon
Make .2. CMllll..W“ Puddle, Today.
i” " ‘
the bride's fathg
The groom is Well?
Miss Hattie iicath‘ of Carter street ‘9 BMW"? by,
is a g eat. of her friend; Miss Marion Manufacturing (3°
Dr, and Mrs. D. w. McFarley have Bened ct in New‘York. for severe! The "we " “'9”
‘0
and the bestwishes of the oil ’ .‘
. . . ‘ munity are extended to tlolemm'igolrz‘; you ,‘tallting tohcr thismornlng.
l - , " will reside at the‘bride's present ri. i- GMIGY Bullion—Yes, she was tell-
Mlsa Edith Kuhnee. who has been w“ inglme she hoped you were going to
~———————.— boarding with Mrs: W. H. Gilbert,’in
Miss M. C. Elwood who has been Whitethk Shelli? far the bait wint’l‘.
confined to her home several weeks is it"suest‘of friends In New York
- owing to sickness is again able to at Cl " ’ ’ ' *
dfil’lce. ‘ ' ,4 ’
. . 7 winter
The regular meeting of thematic of 8011'
Hope was held lathe Congregational
Church, Sunday evening” An hater;
number
for the pledges, .
dcated in'tllegofllfeiofsecl‘etery or ‘
addresse'the' meeting in" his usually.
interesting
' '/ ,i
. . . .1 .. “Six ears a ' [learned val
gwlggcefigrmmmtmfl dMis; lesion.'?writee‘gbhll’Pleasa:t All: ‘
' “e‘a o ,-n.-. .1 I. 3x.
the parsonage Of St. Aloysius Church. o 11' ind“ L ‘ an began taking ‘Dr. ' "
. Forest street, Saturday morning by 1
Sixteen of Westport’s most popul r Rev. P. T. 0’ . y. Onlyy the rela-. '1‘
it, lives and near fr ends'of the couple 1,
Norwalk Friday evening. They'rep rt Were present andithe wedding was a a.
' very uict one. -
Kin 'n New we Tl]
‘ can‘t-y: Layoff
3:7 El ,
The new Ford
cut medltglne man
germ? drug is in his medicine.
lcalstptegcsted in patent medicine reform have
' that the formulas of many patent medi-
‘_ have to be changed before the manu--
facturcrswill dare conform with this law. These
Eenodlcalp also declare that the public will never
now of these changes, and‘never know what
these rcmcdiesfomcrly contained. ‘
This one icion.'howcver, cannot rest upon Rex-
all Rem ice. You have absolute proof that
Rexall Remedies have not been changed to com"
form with the new Pure Food Law,
knew lkejbrmula: of tiles: remedies/on
The Ram“ formulas were never 3
cedar. ‘
class or
tomcr who asked for them.
‘ No one chall._Rcmcdy was ever claimed to‘ ,
be a “cure-all"-—-ciich of the 300 remedies is de-
Signed-to cure a certain human ille~ndddotsinl
T cell 300 remedies were selected frOm among
thousands because they were the most reliable
and successful cures in the world.” Far from
wishing to conceal the formulas of these remedies,
we are proud to tell just what they arerand 31-.
ways have been.
33‘».
i all Remedies I
this» uni
them. ~
The-Pure Food Law may use
in other patent'mcdicines. but it onlyeendorses
‘n. d .ounll '3
lib moribund - " §
Resell Remedies.
.. it...
> South lilorweik" .- ‘
in Hoyt street.
ltnowu locally, and '
prominent socially
I
of nonsunaturea secured
Vent-go :Kellokx of/
1d ins, meeting ' as I
. aftbr which he intro- ,.
r. J.’;HOWill‘d Hoyt. who 2
t
d enlightening manner.
“A vacuums; LESSON.
.ww‘llplbmlli’, druggists, 253.. g“ ““3”
' “The their of the reading it than. Tl...» v,
in the New‘Wey. “Make it: with
,l
r
That's tvbcre the Resell plan goes:
filfegusrd you thandoes the Pure Food Law.‘
Hen nbw you’ll ot'lly know the dangerous drugs
in other patent medicines. while on have always
been able to know the complete ‘ amulac of Rex-
! i .
. The Rexall guarantee hes been the .greatest
evidence of the sincerity back, of the Rexali Remn
edies. For four years 'Rexall druggists have'
offered to return the money" to} any one who
brought back an empty’Rext’lll bottle or package
and said they were not satisfied.’ a;
We. as one of the Resell dru’ggists, feel a gen?
nine ,‘ election in having been able to supply
for four who withers: line of
medicines which the United States Govem~
ment by its new Pure ‘Food Law shows were
always made njgjir one! filiali ray/u. and have de-
servcd every bit of the faith youhave had in
/
.Yale and Tulane keépll‘lg. which rule
Deny, in Stamford} ‘ £11
Kadlé
eh’l ‘ .
noodiey "Bullion—4N0; ‘she's going to
glimmer—Catholic Standard 3 and
m - -» ‘ . _ , .
rovelSo Easy To Flake and ‘ . f " _‘ . ‘ I
' fining.,Deliciou5'Lemon and Other Pichillings an Many Other Desserts
l
, Law requires every pct-V
ufac’t‘urer to tell 'ust what dan-
ertain period—
éccaure you
r years
«rel.
thousand ‘Rexall druggists have always known all i.
the Rexall formulas and given them to every cue-l
further to ‘
,‘v
essimte changes
~~
.1 ‘ ~ ', .
1..., m Stores
a luncheon was so yeti at. the home of . THE RULER.
"va that. you’ve gunshot house-
s, you or your
lines OF BELLE.
ley Rich-I saw a great deal of
Belle Sweliham last winter.
at Palm Beach again this eea-
. . . _ N .
y, Rich—Ah! she's goingthere,
is. and "the longer W
hill from shortens: I ténd them." egg-s ”Wall-3.29%?
. ’9'?” 0?, 'llOdy. aaranteed built“ ”wager-2%.... "l“?
’95. ‘H' mw’gwm N°"'“k' “d . "imitates-nos: ~£;’é"d”en ‘mm. so:
nuns,
l .t,
4.! -i
Sellout
. terms
‘A . ‘ ts
p‘ a .. ‘ ‘ ,1 \ 4 ‘f
. “5 4.11., 'v s: It.“ . .1_ . -~ “ ‘ l
'i . » i
It
a ‘Smapnrllla makes Mucu
. new
. ram.
t
w ebolt can be lmmedi
t_ “Eb, them.
‘hs
‘ and u ueetion
mci'iimy “:31 the well own Hypo- ‘
. tone on color. at! the combi
v‘ L of Colin’s But have a tonic effect on al-
most all t
and “.50 a tie.
9 .
with aléohol as a stdlmylang.‘ and scalp‘
- most 2 ectlve tome y or
troubles known todsy. Pefbotlk, soc.
r. offer from constl tion or I
' allllfggfs‘l’lu llver. we want youpa l
; ate relief
' A t
THE BlilllliEPlllliilllll
.East Norwelit‘
, rbarn of the‘ committee
'vision for the services of such a law-
elf-9-
'W‘l‘t i‘ l, . my»
‘tti
.s
' Afewol’tl. lloofamousREXALL
Remedies, one for each humid ill.
. i. will .
[I‘ll term-:mlest
The Chief ingot“ ‘
Gentim.cllbe ,gqascara Sunday at”.
nine and sawmills . .. “‘9 .4.
Gentlanis recognized In medicine Ions ' (
J the greatest tonic: ever disc . It
co
cuts of [ducts-{Eons are
use the tonic powers of noun
" tugs," with none of the dissd mes
”all l to any. -
a
have long been retrofit d as a
”Niall: in tlfi tangent of I earn?!
tons. a n ls m l s
bemiitalmost invariable. pro M
» mSIgndaises cisllyin cod
f rite una nchsble fictive rties.
oombfllmn of bees pit? ’
t with tonne
that attacks catmh fro can":
gradually restores the discs»;
“It, doc. ‘
FM sum - W; ms
The Resell Anvsricsnltis llxir is a ton-
lc new
c y 0 free
hates, iron Pym-
plloeghate and says.
'1‘ wonderful mu ts of this remedy are
idea to the fact that it supplies Phosphor—
hs nerve cells in a condition in
’ aleiy and easily
l h hates, actual nerve-tis-
bull '79.?me of the most r lit
val nddltlons no this brunt of
s monoth-
be
ho. hi 5.
p i331 Iron Pyrcphosphates are the most
e“ V
initiated form of Max:252 l; l
functions of thebody. 15c. ’
muss-insinuate 1
‘Whe famous Rsxaii “93” Hair Tonic is .
colnposedin chief of Reuncin.BetsNapb— \
ltholand Pllocarpln. . ‘
esorciu is one of the latest and_most --
, ‘e m1ivegerm~klllersdiscovcvedb sClellce,
. and in connection with Beta 3 hillul,
which is both fermicldal and an septic,
n «pollination s formed which not onl
' destroys the germs winch rob
iletnutrimsnt but create: 1 clean
healthy‘condlfion of the scalp, which pre- I
V! It
s devclo ment of new germs.
locdrpln is unwell-known agent for re-
stoting the hair to Its natural color where
the loss of color has been due one sense
8f the scalp. it is not a coloring matter or
. e.
"This combination of curatives mixed
cots the
‘mnaurosonlse
Issue-um
totr
y til s
newest member of the challfnmi y. it
however a
“ ” rde it have all the virtues
‘ agish‘fia liege: of those laxatives
cathartic: already
llail d sle‘ ll"???
. anl - vote to is a e ec
atmmugtment 3f Nature’s functions-
| n , no nausea, no urging.
gaff! to the taste- y give irnnvedl-
risi'wili‘ prove to you that they are'
~ the best laxative and cathartic ever prs~ .
scribed. . .
file. a boat of twelve; 26:. a box of as. .
V ’- ‘f
l .3
HOUSE APPROVED exreuolruns
rro DRAFT BANK LAW.
In Face of Contrary? Action of Senate
it Supporte' the Governor.
HARTFORD, Feb. i3.— in the House
yesterday by practically.» a unanimous
vote a report from the House members
of the committee on iBanlis was adept-
ed, allowing the appropriation of $300
for the services of a: lawyer skilled in
banking ism.
that the presentvbanking laws be re-
vised in order that the banking inter-
'ests«and' at the same time the depos-
itors ‘ might be protdcted.
r The senate refused to allow for ex-
pense for the counsel on the ground
that it would be establishing a dan-
gerous precedent. The House mem-
asked that pro-
yer. as otherwise itfwould be impos~
Bible to carry in toteifect the recom.‘
mendetions of the vernor. ‘
1 Representative Cdnnor, of Endeld.
proposed to debate the request of the
committee, as he shirt that’ the pro-
, posed law would'represent'the wish-
‘= on of the bankers alone and not. of the
depositors.
. Minority LeaderCllnn. of Milford,
favored the request and said he was in
thorough accord with the Governor's
recommendations, and believed that
the expense was one which the condi-
tions fully warrantedf,
Out--
,—After a heavy meal, take a couple
of Dean’s Regulate, and give your sto-
mach, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulate bring easy, re:
gulsr passages of thevbowell. "
A
5 ,.
"l. ‘1 .l
l
illlfl.
Governor Woodruif.
in 'his'iusugural addness recommended
We‘ll-foetal I i
. evolutions.V : . :“
New Harsh railroad official-ghosts.
among other things, to keep a watch
out for cold sharpens on their trains.
it is now declared that the trains nro‘
tree from professionals and that the)?
have been many months with the ex»-
oeptiou of one short period last nine
mar. The professionals it is undelx
stood do not work the Shore line diu
vision so much as they do the linu'
running into New England. ”minim“
by way of Hartford and Springfield.
Once last summer it was discovered‘
that the card players were famously.
innocent strangers into games on this
tragic in this state. but orders were is-
su fer the conductors and detective».
to drive them away andlthis was done.
Now it is said they have taken their
operations onto the Boston and Ale
bsny roads and have let the New York,
New Haven and Hartford severellt
alone till things quiet down. ‘
According to a New London rnfla‘
road official there are four well known. ,
card sharpens who have to be watched!)
and who from time to time conduct
their operations. These men era
known and whenever they are on at) ‘
train they are watched. One or two!
of them usually get onto a train ton
gether and one will get into the smelt-u
or near the card table, while the other
will walk through the train searching
for marks. The game is invariablrt
worked by means of a marked dealt.
of cards in which theman who token.
chances with,his money bonnet a.
chance in a million to win. it might:
be expected that between New Touch
and Boston. on the. main line. Willi!
be the best ground for the operations:
of the sharpers. but this is doom!!! .
by railroad men not to betrayal-vi
though it cannotibe explained unless it" .,
is because there is a closer watch keno.
on‘the Shore line division. . . .
From the time when the pomewhatzl
pleasing pastime of poker. the Me:
which takes the place of the sport’oti,
numeracy, took its foothold in,
section of the United States, the Molt“
ing cars in‘pnesengsr trains have ,n‘ ‘.
the scene ‘of operation for card ll , it.
A shark is the man who can death or
self [royal flush if need be additive.
the,other fellow fours and them or
the player: whatever his fancy thinks ‘
will keep them in for the pot. . i. x
Even the six hour trains rupblllfl‘
between New York and Bostoniolfdl”
the New Haven road have not been.
free from the professional bier ‘
. and experts who are willing to dy fill"
small stakes win anything frol'nj is .
to $10 on the trip and be so lsiletl with...
this as a good day’s work. 0!.er
this sort of astalte would not..¢el{l_iidtl
the better grade of card manipulators. . ,
but there are. as in all prohibition...
gamblers who are satisfied at 1Wihgl
a small stake. There has been much. .
of this work on the New Hall , road ‘. '
in the past... This statement at the
game has been stopped is made‘per—
iodicaliy but in this instance it in Info
to say that there is very little chance
for a professional to work his game an:
poker or any other game, on ih'e‘flNovri‘
Haven road trains. The llmiteds. this
live hour fiyers. are not a fruitfllL.
‘ source of employment for thcw'sllahpa
ers and they avoid them by some ext“.
tent, but railroad men tell some stories
of games for big money taking place“
on these trains though few, if any on:
them, are otherwise than perfectfim,
straight. , . . . “
Breaking up a game in vwhl‘clluni:
man. whom the conductor of this”
tr'ain. a Special detective of the roagli.
or other employee knows to be a shark.)
is playing. is not uneasy matter. but,»
a guilty conscience does not ordinal:-
ily carry a mall very far inan affair oil
this kind, and the shark. once all--
preached. gets off at the first stopping:
place. and seldom. if ever. rides on; .
the same train again. In conjunctloai
with the New York and Boston police.“
and the departments of interniediato
have done very well gin spotting .thoi»
professional players. oddly} , , . ,
cleansed most of them oi! the y oilf- "
so that now if any of them are p visit 3
their trade they are only the small fr ; ~ -
who have not got the money to suit ‘ ,
big game. “ , ..»
it .is impossible for the average ‘
traveling man to tell when hols bitch» ,‘
ing 'the wrong sort of a game. Add .‘ fl:
it was not fertile activity- offll‘e ‘ 1
load in trying to suppress this gender
thing many persons would-losetlielir .
wads on every trip that any-”explain
makes between New {York and
ton. Cribbage. whilst. high low lttclt,‘
and _rfriend1y.poker. with lug, . doors
for to make it‘ interesting“
startle the ordinary Nautical!”
with realiblood in his wombat, so
sort of games pay 'tllo‘ novella 556392-
penses .of- the professional. and glitch
him a good living stills, hotelii‘
its at New York "or member
hisruu. ' V ‘ . g. _
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This is to certify“ that all 'di‘tti'gl .
are authorised to refund“ or. ‘
if Foley's Honey and Tar ails:
yochough or cold. it stops the}
heals the lungs aad'prevehts‘s‘e
results from a. cold. ..Cure‘s in ‘
cough and prevents ‘p‘neili‘non
consumption. Contains . " .
The genuine is. in a yellow , ' "
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