o
for
{fill multichannel-phi;
as ‘b ‘
greatest economy of fuel.
lord invigorate mode in the, oldest stove lubricity in America. If
myths: ooh bsdepended upon at all times. get al’Smmiord.
, , , NR‘T‘SALB av a
obeys/in m JAIL.
I pontoon Given In Bridgeport
ltygtDourt For shooting.
‘lDGEPORT, Sept. 25.~—-,Ono year
ii was the aggregate of the sen?
, h ndciy‘outv to’ William Dccease
e city‘court this morning, for
3, ‘ "ingot his brother, Angelo, lnstl
dsyvnlgbt. n. addition to this he
' y 9. line of $100 and costs,
11 It.“ toan out in labor, will keep
' 'i. {lg-Jail another 115 days.
cease discharged a revolver at his
or. and another mun, near the
'ot’Grcnd street and Enst Wash-
,on avenue .lnst Frlduymight lie,
that the other twonttacked him
, , at be fired the revolver into the
if} scare them away, but the court
‘ t think this, story born out by
duets “ ‘ ' ‘
. 0 sentences meted out to Decensc‘
re:
‘ fine of $100 and costs for carrying
o eaiod weapons; a term of six
monthsjin jail for breach of the peace
and a term of six months in Jail for
pool; ‘
cATAnuH CANNOT BE cunt-:0
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, no they
hoot reach the seat or the disease.
, (7&th is it blood or constitutional
insane, and in order to cure it you
must‘tttke internal remedies. Hall’s
atnrrh Gore is taken internally, and
trifldli'eotly on the blood and mucous
, surfaces. Hall’s Caturrh Cure is not
j quack medicine. It was prescribed
’by'onc or the best physicians in this
Gantry for years and is a regular pre~
scription. It is composed of the best
‘ mules known, combined with the best
pod purifiers, acting directly on the
3 surfaces. The perfect com-
» on of the No ingredients is
what producessuch wonderful results
invcuring Catarrh. Send for testimon-
. Props,
free. a
F. J. CHENEY & C
V ‘ , Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, price 750.
. Toke Hall’s .ii‘ainily Pills for con-
7' situation. ‘ ”
i
,. V RELIGIOUS LIBERALS.
BOSTON; Sept. 25.——-'l‘he‘grent in
terest in the proceedings of the Inter-
' national Congress of Religious Liber-
,, his, which has brought to this city for
‘ its for convention the greatest gather-
(in; or persons noted for their high
standing in mothers of religion, contin-
ued uhdiininlshcd today and the third
’ session or the Congress was as large-
iy attended as either oi yesterday's
‘ méetings. ,
‘ Today’s program provided for but
;one session of the Congress during the
,4: day. This was hold in the forcnoou
and was preceded by n. communion
ranged exactly adapted to your" “use.
Theysre made in all sizes and styles,
_, little, , innil;;modelr are the construc-
enable. you to gel item, these ranges the bestvmulu
,C 38. "NASH; corner; North Main. northwest Streets.
W... -flfimwgmw... MM”
‘ present. The morning'scssion was oc-
,- item ll. arduous usyusuul. deliver:
leer oi Slum;
do
Stamford
”Ranger, permit of so
selection. Yummy-pa”,
lNTERESTlNG"°Ci-‘IE'MICAL 0st-
LOPMENT.
‘PARIS, Sept. ‘25.-Romarkuble‘ ex«
pollutants in the chemical ”develop-
ment. of Ville, hove been ‘ effected by
Proi, Do Luge, of the Sorbonne. In his
laboratory at Roscoii‘ in Brittany, Prof
Do Luge pluced the unfertilized eggs of
the so... urchin and thestnr fish in sea
water, adding a solution of sugar with
o few drops of ammonia and tannin.
._ln about an hour segmentation,
which is the first signs of life, began
and the eggs produced larvae. The
grout 'majority of these ihrvuc soon
died; but Prof De Logo by constant and
minute care ,brought tour or the sea
urchins god two of the star fish
through the healthy stage and they are
now healthy and growing specimens.
Prof. ,Dc Logo's experiments go ,beu
your! those made by Prof. Lech, oi the
University of Culiiornlu at Berkeley.
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INTERNATIONAL fiSUNSHlNE 80‘
‘ CIETY.
ANSONIA, Supt, 25.—-Thc Connecti‘
cut branch or the international Sun-
shine Society is holding its annual
convention at the First Cougrcgntion
a1 Church here today. About titty were
copied by an address by Mrs. Minnie
S‘chnuck, president of the local branch
on uddrcss by Rev, C. M. Gross, of An-
sonin, reports by the president, Mrs.
Joseph T. Andrews, of New Haven, by
the secretory, Miss M. A. Butts, of An-
sonic, by the treasurer, Miss II. A.
Hoyt, oi? Ridgcfieid. mid by the branch
cfllcers. Mrs. Cynthia Westover Al.
den. of New York, was present as were
Mrc. Theodore F. Steward, or New
.York, viceprcsldeut, and the Rev. W.
A.‘ Gardner, pastor of the Church for
Sailors, New York. The reports show-
ed that the society is‘in a flourishing
condition and that (iconogticut ranks
third for contributions to the general
funds.
WHIRLED OVER MAIN SHAFTING.
Lathe Hand Horrlbiy Mangled and
Arms Torn From Body in
Meriden Shop.
MERIDEN, Sept, 25.—~A terrible far
tniity occurred lutc yesterday ulter-
noon at the Charles Parker Co's vise
shop when J, Alexander McKlnnom, n
lutlie hand, was caught in the main
shutting and whirled agnlnst the coil-
ing a number of times, breaking his
neck and fracturing his ribs. ills body
was horribly mangled and one of the
arms was torn from the body and re-
nmined 0n the shutting utter the. body
bud fallen to the iloor.
McKinnom was it grnduntc of town
state university and hurl been employ-
od ut the factory live yours. He was
married and (t son-lii-lnw or A. J.
Brown, one of the lcndln cilizcns oi
Yulesvlllo. He was un' ctivc incur
‘bcr oi’ the Ynlcsviiic M. E. Church,
and vino-president oi the Mcrlden C.
service in Kings Chapel.
m ‘ ‘Ht‘ 2w ,., l"
w
, cures a, Cold in One Night.
lies
0'4
P!“ 253,.
‘ . Only Thing
Ballad
TRIAL " BOTTLE , 25,, , ,1: w“
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
' only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. “"500
Blues Worst Group in a Few Minutes. . .
: res Sore Throat and Ulceratad Tonclls.
b Yeshiva Cure for Quick, Consumption.
the? Caiarrll Microbe and Cures in one Mouth.
' hroithlnc We and noun"! flooring.
Hay Favor or Monty Rounded. 50c - $1.00
on Earth That
rim mm rumour in a as , ‘
Kills tin stream». the «iv-poncho“ man-oboe staunch. .
"‘1Mddbdpmt M the Wm!“ mm of with. ‘
Com Plvrioy. Constipation brill “Mimi-Ill dn’islls. Mumps,‘
lo 24min. 'mo’cholnl minute. Kill; lilopslc of bee. will? or
hometown «in I '
W MW
10. union.
the routine. academic
, or Prof iinrkncss failed to attend the
, lite time. '
, , ,_ M , Bout. “Jilin
,1 th‘uoileglntewsnrs at Brown Uni-
,verritroneuod today with chapel ex- ,
cruises up illusion, Hall. President run.
his so addressicl' welcome to the stu-:
l‘ts. , Rollo, but the chapel services
‘ rk wus’ begun,
asrnpldly as possible. . . 3,, ‘ ;
. Today's chapel services wordinnrk-
ed braille absence 0“: otrthc most
prominent men over connected with
the university, Prof. Albert Hill-knees.
the author or runny Gieok. and Latin
text booksfiind Col. William Goddard,
for many yours the slumbellor oi the
University, both of whom have died res
coolly. Neither Chancellor Goddard
opening chapel services
during their
”Although the total enrollment lol'.
students had not been completed to-
day. it was known that more than 300
men have registered as members of
the freshmen class, and it, is believed
that this number will reach 350. In
that event the total enrollment oilthe
University willexcccd 1,000 breaking
all records for attendance.
W
RAILROADB InsrscTEo.
........_. ,
Commissioners Make; Their Annual
‘ Tour About'the State.
The railroad commissioners started
yesterday on their annual inspection
or the steam roads, or the state, loavl
lug New Haven at 8:05 O‘clock in the
morning for oi’rtchesier. They trav-
eled in a private car and from Port-
chester went to Stamford, llienco to
New Cancun and return: from Stum-
l’ord to Brnnchville; Brnncbvlllc to
Ridgcileld and return; Brunchvilic to
Brookfield Junction and to Danbury.
'l‘hoy covered. more than one hundred
and thirty miles during the day. The
inspection will continue today, tomor-
row and Friday und will be resumed
'i‘uesdu ' of next week and lust for four
days.
Over one hundred and fifty-live miles
of railroad will be inspected today,
the route taken being Dnnbury to Mill
Plant, to New Britain, to Berlin and re-
iurn". New Britain to Shaker Station;
to Rockvillc. to East Hartford, to Wil-
limnutic. The commissioners inspect
the trolley roads in the spring.
FLOWER NAMED AFTER PRESI-
DENT'S WIFE.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.——"l\irs. Theo
(lore Roosevelt,“ n. dnhlia named utter
the president‘swiie, is attracting con-
siderable attention at the lair or the
American Institute in the Berkeley
Lyceum. It is a magnificent blossom
of flame color, five inches in diameter
and resembles a cbrysuothcmum with
the elongated, logged petals peculiar
to that flower. Several thousand ct
varieties of duhilus are exhibited.
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new MILFORD PASTOR BESIGNS.
NEW MILFORD, Sept. marker.
Murmuduké‘liare, rector of All Snints‘
Episcopal Church, has tendered his re
slgnatlon to take effect or: October 2i.
lie has been culled to Dnyion, Ohio.
Rev. Mr. Here came here from Mou-
treal, Canada, it short time ago, and
previous to that was in England. nun
lug the Boer wnrbc servcdasn chap-
lnln in English command.
"—3
SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEY FOR
MAYOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Scpt. 2i».—~Dunlcl
A. Ryan, an attorney who ‘dias been
prominent in politics. was nominulod
for Mayor by the llcpubilcun Munici-
pal oCnvcutlon, lust night. William
ii. Lungdou. the present district nt-
iorncy, was re’nominatcd.
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CALLED TO PLAINFIELD CHURCH.
PimiNFIEIJ), Sept. “lb-«110v. Frunk
A. Fuller, it native of this town, has
occupied the coil of the Preston City
(Jongrcgutionnl Church. I'lc has Just
relinquished u pustoruio ut Dartmouth,
w
as
6’
Muss.
. i
l 4"
20¢
Cores Asthma.
We treat- ,
, out of the check book quite straight.
I Weekly.
5; , cent bottlo cured me completeIY-
" _, ’uumbcr oi the little creatures for from
, the bird will not nttsek."
by u flock of friendsJ‘liOWever, often l
, 3 give him bottle-mouse: City Journal.
, Chocolate nndeus
final , ‘ ‘
or the millionaire. in;
one.
W There is
sires, ku‘owmg tolerate) compelled to
contrive schemes to. thwart their 9
plus.“ ,, . ,, ‘, .3 , u
The modern method otrdolng bust
cuss bycheckrhsa ltd ‘rgc extent
provided the larger with opportunities
for the exhibition ot‘bis workmanship.
Therefore runny. or the millionaires
schemes tor his protection .roieteto
his signature on checks, 1 andwthese
schemes. which usupily consist of sea
cret marks entirelyoport from the
signature, indicate to the bank the
gouulnonoss or the, oheokssrid are
mostly of u simple character.
For and away the most ,cleverlden-
tor protecting a check signature is the
one utilized by on American million-
aire whose home is as Well known in
Great Iiritain as in the states.
His idea is an extremely simple one.
It is this: On the back of ench ohcck
first he signs he inches 0. tiny blot,
which looks so innocent and natural.
But should the blot be missing then
the bank will decline to honor the
check. This little blot saved the mil-
lionaire $50,000 on one occasion alone.
Early one morningho was kidnap-
pcd. iiis'cnptoro threatened lViolence
unless they received £510,000 immedn
lately. The millionaire thought. Then,
after hesitation for‘n 'l’ew n1iuutes,‘he
offered to write out 9. check (or the
money thcn‘und there on tho..uinlcr-
standing that immediately the check
was cashed bewas lobe released,
The terms wore accepted. and the
millionaire wrote out the, check, but
he left out the blot. He certainly had
great confidence in his plan, for it wus
impossible to tell what might happen
when the check was presented and
payment of it refused. ,
However, the kidnappers went off to
the bunk and presented the check. Of
course‘ the cushlcr looked for the blot,
, i
Monmouth northern. ‘ yondiludlly‘flnds belpfhis‘hnppincss
ion eight pears s d growing it
$0 time initllough I took epouzhmed-
l7 elio
his. so%?l‘roubi,o insulin r k
Pr murmur 3 arr-in Tuition. , ,
Wh it mansu era for nightmare
nd-entbuslustlc [proletariat not at all
. 8‘9 ' ‘-
Mrpstep n S, Nunhcy..ths‘woll.
known hurdw rs, man or must ,Norwulk
(is South Osborne Ave.) guys.
""flwus u victi "3.0: stomps: r
0
mn-
lbs ‘to, stock drsmullislasd rill; store.
would be attacked . ., 1 severe
cramps. generally“ during; the “day.
Which wouidreulisr, ms helpless to
. 0rd at it time... her door .11 3
ojglvo me some kin *of new
dioino bolero I‘could obtain
3! was obliged toiliot myself
eversly although I wus‘huugry all the
line, but, I had learned from past ex-
sricnco that it would bottle for me
o, satisfy my appetite. I knew that
he consequence was out to who the
oral kind at pains for hours utter.
had lost all of my old time buoyancy
t spirit and felt very miserable. if
ad almost despaired at ever, getting
all when a friend advised me to use
Er. Richards Dyspesln Tablets. I
cted upon his advice and, procured a.
bottle at Pluistod's drugstore. To my
hurprise before I had taken two hot-
tles at these tablets I could eat meat ,
tindvegetsbies, anything I fancied in
tact. something [had not *‘done for
years. “Those pains in my stomach
have disappeared and I am now on
ioylng perfect health. I cheerfully
recommend Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets to all my friends." ‘ id t
es:
i.“F0r‘sule' by an drug‘gists.‘
to say, "Richards" tvvicc. Price 50
emits per bottle. - Made, by Dr. Rich:
nrds Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 63
Worth street, New ”York.
rt
“WHEN ,Pmkie‘nT'oN err.
M up
‘7 Fap‘loun Detective.
Possessing a keen sense of humor,
the late Robert A. Pinkerton, the to:
maps detective, loved a joke and did
not hesitate to tell a story on himself,
says the New York Tribune. Short
'iy before he sailed for Europd from
New York be related this tale of a
hoax played on him by four young
men who wore fellow passenger-son
u train from Chicago:'
“My attention was attracted-to the
and when he saw that it was missing
be suspected that something was
wrong. Payment of the check was
refused on the ground that it was in-
complete, and the men Went awuy. tol-
lowod by oiilcials of the bunk, who
were fortunately all“! to‘ rescue the
millionaire from the despemdoes'
bonds. . ,
Another man of great Wenlth dis-
poses of the signature difficulty in a
different way altogether. .He protects
himself by never giving an undressed
check, and this fact has duly been
notified to the bunk.
Each day hisbank puss book is ex-
amined by his private secretary, and
it there is on entry in the book which
has no business more then the matter
can be looked into at once. or course
if the bunkers pass it forged check.
then, generally speaking, they must
beer the loss themselves.
This system has runny disadvant-
ngos. it means that the man must nev‘
or allow his check book out of his pos-
session nnd must place unreserved
confidence in his secretary and his
stuff.
The prlvntc secretory supplies his
employer with nny'cnsh required. to
wiring in exchange a duly" crossed
chock for the amount. It is the private
secretary, therefore, who has. to pro
toot his signature-from iorgcry, and
this he does in it very ingenious way.
He has had a copy of his signature cut
of cork. This he uses as he would
an indln rubber clamp, and he claims
that it is as impossible to imitate the
markings of the cork us it is impos.
slblo to duplicate the impression of
the human thumb. '
At, any rate, the novelty of the idea
has sufficed to scare oil would be for-
gcrs, for it is stated that no one has
ever attempted to copy the cork sig-
nature.
Placing a snmli grease spot on the
check is another protective idea.
though the spot has in this case to be
precisely in n prearranged position. In
:1 hirtbor case the check is never torn.
There is always a little piece torn off
down port oi one side, seemingly in
quite on occidental manner. .
lint still all those devices may fail
‘ at times and in every caselho exper-
ience and cuteness of the bank other
this chord additional protection. x’ln~
deed, this experience is perhaps the
greatest safeguard of nil.»‘~—Pcurson’s
ONLY CUBE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, ot‘New Castle,
- Dot, says: "i cultured for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great istross
and belching. I tried swam in;
could hear of, but nothing “helped me
until I look Brazilian helm, and one so
For sale by it. H. PlsistedJ. Ii. Bax‘
,_ ter and The Clifford Pbarmiwr- .” 5
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, TIGER BIRD A BANTY.
India's tiller bird, so called because
he is the one tiling the royal beast
fours, is no lurgcr’tbuu the sparrow.
. Yet so bold und ooniblitivc is be it tho
grout out is surprised by a sufficient
the protecting shelter of the jungle it
will go hard with him: When slope
Supported
. numbering sovcmlithouslinds, the ‘blrd
will seek out his hereditaryfoe and
, {ANY 12
Can 111ka 'those’l ‘
use '0
0° , ,.
droull'i_;.
t. 1
1 us?‘ contended the third.
"“ ‘l am going to tuko the lot oi youi
quartet in the smoking compartment
of the Pullman," skid Mr. Pinkerton.
"because three of them were carefully
pouring the drinks which they took
,l'rom a quart bottle into the cuspldor
When the fourth was not looking.
This fourth fellow had a great deal
of valuable jewelry about his person
and was obviously very drunk. i
watched their maneuvers quietly for
some time. ,
"Finally to mysurprlse and indigna-
tion I saw one of. them take a vial
from his pimket and pour ten drops in
to the drink which wns‘ intended for
the chap with the jewelry. it was the
most brazen and daring case of knock-
out drops 1 had ever encountered.
”Now, you might suppose that it
was up to me right then to cut it out,
but it wasn‘t. A man can‘t get the
full punishment for knockout drops
until they have actually been admin-
istered. So I kept my hand out of the
business until I could see the end of
the play.
“The youth who had handled the
vial hunded'the doped drink to the
intoxicated chap. who drunk ii greed-
ily. , Then he gradually sunk into a
stupor, yielding to the effects of the
drug. His mouth hung open and he
was helpless. Then the three actually
began to strip their victim of the jew-
elry. ’. . .
“‘I reached the. door of the smoking
compartment in three jumps.
" ‘Pretty course .work, eons; Isuld.
just showing them the gun'l had in
my hands, but not leveling it at them.
'I am surprised that you are so foolish
ins to think that you can get away
with the goods iii-such n fashion. My
name is Pinkerton, and the three of
you can consider yourselves under
‘nrrest.’ , , 3
“The young fellow who was being
robbed slumbered on with his mouth
wide open, and the other three looked
terribly alarmed. Their tacos got red,
and they. begun to reproach each
other. '
" 'I toldyou he was Pinkerton,‘ one
0! them said bitterly. ‘ ‘
train we ought to have known bottor,‘
moaned the second youth.
"What are you going to do with
to Jail at the next stop,’ 1 sold. ‘and
,I can give it to you protty‘strulght
,thitt-you am in a. whole lot at trouble.’
Ihold in norlonger. Ho'mmped‘ upland
let out a roar, then he fell bnok‘in his
most and Iolriy shock with laughter.
,Tbe other three likewise toppled into
tthoir cheirsund manned with joy.
, “Well, it didn‘t need a rear end col-
.iision‘ to militants see how those four
:youmr roprobutes, bud fooled mo.
i't‘lloy otter-edicts- u' drink out or: the,
,qusrt bottle. which contained’flnbthinlt
Morse the temwhlch the unmarked
secured or them in the dining our.
I’l'ho user of the knockout drops drain,-
od the vial before rhymes, remark»
,lng, with‘n smile, that he bud never
gtafltfid bettorr‘sprlns water 18121115 ills.
,Thsy Wers;.tour.coliogs youths who
,rocopnizod, me from pictures which
they had seen ‘tbepupersrapd they
1! “,iok ton me. ,1 bit and
Hoax Played by College Youths on the I
* l, ,,
' season Es it‘ll ;
. ‘ of consumerism
A collection of various stvcght waters, 'cxtrocts, soap,
powders and crcuois, such as will cligbt the fastidious wo-
men, is arranged on the center counter at the Toilet tact-tron. l
Fifi, an extract that is subtle, dclicious,’a’nd‘qultc in-
dcscribablc. Anyone in search fof an individual perfume Will
like this." $1.50 per 'onncc. “5 L .‘ »
Attar Tropical. This also is quite individual and can
be liarl’in this sequence of toilet preparations:
Toilet Water, 2 sizes, 4 and 8 ounces, $r.g5 a
Extract, $1.00.
Sachct Powder, pcr jar,‘75c. _ i,
Violet Incamat. '
A favorite from the beginning and always will be.
Toilct Water, 75c and $1.00. "
Extract, $1.00 an ounce. , .
§achct Powder, 50c 3: jar. ‘ . .
. ” Golf Queen.
Toilet Water, '75s hnd $1.00. ‘ g , ,
Sacbet Powder, 50c. , . ‘ , , ,
. Soap, 20c. ‘ ° ,
. Face Powder, soc. , . '
‘ Carnation Sachét Powder, sweet, spicy, and lasting, 50c.
Complexion soap. A perfectly sccntlcss soap dude from
pure vegetable oils exclusively. No annual matter contained
therein. A largo cake and just’thc right shape for the
band. 200. , ' ~
Tar Soap
Kym.
‘ r4 , .. ..
I
I
nd $2.00.
#4...‘..5ik
,—
i'or slialiiliooilig, cleanly and odorous with
pine. ltvvili not discolor the hair. ‘zoc. '
Do soap. Owners of pet (logs Will be glad toknow
of this buc‘soap which is of benefit to the animal 5 skin and
coat. 20¢ a cake. , l
’ Block Scteen Pettivonis
wear with the walking skirts. ;
Two desirable specials to I
n
Thesert ’womcn'arc not afraid to spoil on a rainy day,
fact, they won't ‘spoil. , . '
Black Mercerized Petticoats, $1.50 value for $1.25.
Black Sateen Petticoats, special at 98c.
‘ Skirt section, lower floor.
H‘-lilven ii Pinkerton, wasn't on! thia "
"Then the unconscious victim could .‘ ‘
t in" marital: 3
in books.“ The?“ entrestt‘yon for o
'43 ,.‘l sf“).
rub! . .
THI8 WEEK'S SPfifilAL WILLBE .
' ~ ighl lilies.
IN MUSLIN AND CAMBRIG .
' lilies, Sills. in $1.50.
All those were moody purchased before the latent advance in materials,
we are able to we. excellent values.
SAMPLE GARMENTB AT BARG AlN PRICES. .
GOOD VALUES IN ALL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
"7*; 3 fl 2.; t. a . . ,y , > , 2: :2’4‘.‘ r.’ ‘l
‘ , . M .> ,, r. .. F 3' ,ljlit 2v *1 “l
I "l. .1. ”when , . . cur-Z“. “1“ ”Wont;
,9. WASHINGTON m 80V??? . Dawn “0"."-
' , Telephone 446. ’
wthfififA?illE1-fvflico. I'dOn't'preli'ohl' {give you ll};
KY?!” MA” K“? as it is. "You will find here adventures
David Gruyson writes or books and
reading in the American Magazine.
lie says:
"What it convenient and delightful
worlds this world of books. It has
vast, n, run you over the ordiusry,
world of do ilzhtLotburt’er and trolls,
or work and worry. in this w‘orld'ov-
ery men is his ownklns; Invite may
one ot‘thcm to talk, and if your high-
ness’ is not pleased. with him you
haveonly to put blisters: in his cor.
named bring some luster to churn-Z
on the laughter of your ybighnevs,‘ or
has poet to set your irritant emotions
cunningly linked 'wlth' romance and
seasoned to suit tbo'most fastidious
' taster Try me?» ‘ 3 , " ,
"‘llenr such talkl‘ cries his neigh-
bor. ‘Iis'a fiction. gWhut he says nev-
er happened at all.‘ He tries hard to
mellowed believe it, but it isn‘t true.
not a word or it. Now, I'm idol. luv:
erythlng wound in me can be do.
pended upon.‘ - ,
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cares ‘Nobody wants to road you.
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