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it'I‘IcItIIUI‘Iv Iron. 27 ~IIIIII ()Nci
\Uslprdn) Ill
on at the invitation of lamcs ll.
rlngficid, (I anic thc
I, a stockholder. to (‘OllSlilt'l' In
W it to r int i‘ y
Mr. O‘Neil Ivnntcd to put-chart
of ill
Mr. Durant clalmcd thnt hi
to Mr. O'Neil would give him
oiling lntcrcnt in thc club.
i wanted nil or nothing, and th
fell through. Mike Dohcrty, \le
mod to captain and manugc III
was hcrc today. It
baseball
ock control led by H. ll. Durant,
r. Durant rot‘usod to soil all say-
ing he desired to kccp $1.500
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HELD FOR MURDERING WIFE.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 27.—.lnmcs A.
.llnzlctou, hold for the murder of his
with, whnuc body was found in a
ll'llllli in their Eaton strcct rooms two
works ago. wns arraigned in tho. p0.
llt‘t‘ court, charged with murder in the
first Ilogrcr. lie was not put to plan.
thc nrrnngmncnt boing nIcroly prelim-
innry, und his case was postponed un-
til Murch S. llnzlcton was brought
buck from New York yesterday. it is
undcrsiood that he made a confes-
sion at tho time of his arrest and
which upon hi: :IIIiInl licrc hc Icpcnt-
(Id to (‘oIoncI Mix.
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19 North Main 8t., South Noruilik
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Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
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i cxtcnnlrc harbor, is lH‘lliI: Inndo It}:
tluI .lIIpnIIIIIIIII gIlVI‘l'llllIt‘lii III lint-lungs;
in Northeast lI‘ornuIer. was ”In rcIIIII't
, nmdc by tho AIncru-IIII ship l‘:l\\'i‘ll.
;- which l't‘llt'llt‘tl lIlsdIIinInulI izlezt night,
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Plain and Ornamental
Sign Writing
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First St, East Norwnll'.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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Other grain and feed IOO
ations, which are changed
market.
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75 lbs. Oars to a bag, 100 lbs. bran to a bag, 112 lbs. corn toa
lbs, to a sack.
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daily to conform to the Chicago
Jeddo and Cross Creek» Coal.
[.IVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 2 000 LBS EOR $6. 50
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RWALK, coNNV
Imberand MillWork for Everything
a Piggcry to a Palace
have now, on hand tho iii-gout, most varied and complete stock of lum-
hot: in the history of this compo")I or any of its prodocoacors. and
reapeotluily solicit the mummy of all lumber IiaorIIIA‘ ‘
MILL TEL. 46-.3.
.lIrlt-k structure. three stories
_:Il| ill itllilllilllllt‘t‘.
_Icr of living hero in the future.
A Blind or) at 4 p. m. Freight received
'i‘hc tug Bully came into the harbor I
this morning, with a tow or coal barg-
cs.
Mrs. A. .l. (lownn, or Senvicw I'Ivc-l
city. l
A monthly business meeting of tho
[Cunt Norwrrllr Filo Police will he held
iVlonday owning. V l
Another meeting will bu hold this
(writing at the Eocene Mission on tho
Washington strcct bridge.
Mrs. George Davenport. of Wilton.
has bccn II guest for n few days of Mr.
and Mrs. E. ii. St. John, of St. John
strt‘cl.
'l‘hc Epworth League will hold a
monthly busincsn nIcctlng, lllonduy
cvcniug til the East Avenue itlctho~
dist ("‘lllll(ll. '
ltlrn. ilInIy St.
Ormond. of llIIIvI‘
kilns nvouuo, ban returned home. from
it sovcrnl Iluyu' visit in Mount Vernon,
'l‘hc boy-at Workors’ Society will
lilCN lt‘“IIII(III:III owning Iii ti o'clock
as usual. The louder this Sunday in
liolicrt Thompson. i
Miss Alicc Durruh and Miss Mabcl
Wood, of East. Norwnlk. wcro tho
ghosts of Miss liclcn ltIIanond, ot-
llovt strcct. New Column ovcr Sun-
dm.
It is now quite confidently picdiclc'l i
that thc ncw Christ churr h in (ileum .. i
Illouiovnrd. will he convplvtod this IIIIIII- l
lllt‘l. '1‘ ho cdlflco is woll would I
colnplotinon
l“ln('ll lliothru have the (outmct to
put in tho foundations lm a now honu
in [bud Norwulk for Samuel Cnrmnn i
it will luv u (Inc-faintly house, of irnmc‘
cunst rnct ion.
it in reported that plans will bc
drnwn soon for a store and npnrtmcul
building for J. I“. Griffin. it will ho n
high,
(ill
with a gavel roof.
Wonther sharps were predicting
snow this morning. The mornlngwns
also quite wintry in comparison with
n l'cw days buck. Tho hurbor tints
won» all covered with too.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Lane ("‘8 potting out
III-c contctnplatiug for croction ncar
the Nurwnlk Country Club. The con-
trnct has not yet been given out.
Work in well along on the house
which Wilbur Waldron is building for
himself in East. Norwalk. Mr. Wnl-
dron has plans {or a two-family house,
which he will build in the spring.
Marshall 'l‘ollcs Is seriously consid-
ering the erection or a new house in
East. avenue.
not perfected his piuns though hc has
the general idea (or the new structure
worked out.
'l'hc dunno lust, cw lllllI: .II it: Indnll‘s
Hall, in Van ,Iiandt utrcct lililll‘l the
unsplrcs ol' lllt‘ l‘tll) (‘lIIlI Auxiliary,
II‘III: \vvll ntlcndcd. and tho m‘cnlm:
III-orcd it d-IIIidcdly cnloyltblc onc tor
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. llnrnlnu, or
littltlntl‘l‘. III-o visiting. the lIIItrIr‘s Ino.
tlIIIr. Mrs. Minot S. l’m'trlck. of tho
\I'nshinaton strcct bridgc. .\1I'.IInd
Mrs. lltirnuin nrc considering the mar
SIIIIIIH‘l Cnrnntn’s new rcsidoucv III
South Osborn avcnuo, now has quite II
unod stnrt. Yesterday the tlrut tloor
lIcanIs wcrc laid. and tho l'I-IIInII will
llt‘ rIIlsI-d immediately. Wt‘illlltll‘ por-
lllllilllll'. llcrhcrt V. lnrr is Itunisllnu
\lr. (Inrman in tho work.
’l‘lIII t’nnrlli‘ IIIIIIIIIIIrly conicrrnco ol‘
tho Must AI‘cIIIIII licthodiI-It church will
llt‘ hold III tho church, tomorrow utter-
noon, at 3:30 o'clock, with tho presid-
ing cldrr. tho. RI-I'. Dr. J. E. Adams. of
Stamford. in chargc. in the owning.
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MARCH, 1909
Columbia
Records
Now on Sale
Double Disc (music on two
sides), fits any Dis'c Machine, 650.
. IndefirdWiRecfldscan be
handled like a piecc’of iron; no
forever; lit any Cylinder Ma-
chine, 35c.
Comc~.inVVIVind see them and
get a catcloguc.
87 Washmgton Street,
..$9IIIII.,Nor.vaIk-
‘quuuv
For Freight Only
On and utter Tuesday. January 7
1906" Freight Propellers will leave:
Pio‘r a8 East River, New Yin-k, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. 5nd South
Nut-walk up to ii: 30 p.‘ 111.
Norwalk Steamboat Cd.
Anhh" I’- Smith. On CVVI HOflImIflI
min. In spending the day in New York 1.
i
Now York. I
i
plunu for It now bungalow which thcy .
As 3'0: ll‘lr. Tollcn has .
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Say it: C’s/er and Over Again
Headaches. Headaches. Headaches. Headaches.
Biliousness. Blltousness. Billousness. Blliourness.
Constipation. . Constipation. Constipation. onstlpatlon.
Ayer's Pills. Aycr s Pills. Ayer‘ s Pills. yer'o PIS.
if your doctor says this is all right, remember it! {ISJI‘I‘ITI‘RE'
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Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at thou.
Bridge Pharmacy
PI ompi and elllci cnt service at
all times.
l‘t'iSOilill attention given to all
prescription Ivcr'h.
,Jhnirs for our .trollcy. patrons.
Come in and I'I'l‘tlt'fbl‘ your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manna-r. ..
llr. Alilililli will prcnth "a sermon at
the church. I
'1 'Ic 'Ilg \ddlc V is still on the
bent II mun tluI NIIIIIalk Country Club.
‘llming the past low {llUri them. have
not li(.‘('ll wa high tldcs but one is
(proctod at any llnIrI, when tho tut:
will float on again. The Addit- \' was
bombed to Innltc some rrpairu in com
wound with hcr now ouglnc, which is
about to llt‘ lnslnllod.
No gmno was played last evcnlng
in the pool tournament of Mayflower
Hook and Laddci Company. . The next
grunt: \Iill bu pill) tad of! Monday night
worn the tnoth‘crs l-lull will be oppo-
ll cullrl
IluII IluI game would be played at 7: 30
Iain III shine A ll Hull is ruled 120
and John W. llull 100.
A rIcl (‘umoron' II launch Envoy was a
liu-lVI (raft last season. but. she will
llll\'l‘ still more speed during the com:
ing; Itcason, for her owner has lustalh
cd IInother engine, lnoovijunclionwlth
I .VIE,
. I . .
The Clifford -
Excellent: Out-loo. ,3
Dinnoro Evening» it
V I to 8 p. m.
Bundoy Dinners a spacialty.
Dinnor Portion and Banquet-
Golioltod. ' -
CHARLES REYNEKE.
I..Propd0.hr-I I
Tolophono m.
Hutcl Mahackemo
_J- RI CONNOR, Mgr.
Service and Culclno Up tp Doto.
Rates 82 per day and upwardo.
W
stock and General information TVlokor.
SundayDinnetSI75¢lS~
TIL. out. not.
EVERY LADY’G VDEESSING CHAM-
..~, b I
,III ”A an
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anoiiia «Stupid who: am,
snow yum one piece "BMW"!
noun howled Lavatory.
Hove‘ you ovor stopped to coauthor
how polish sunny. convenient. it would
be to intro hill; on cold running water
In . .ch bomber. Sleep
in; flailing“ ‘ first floor toilet
room‘l it!” meapnc'o Ivuuid adord you
nudism mo: comfort.
“We will sin 1! Quote you prices. Our
nlumti'e
m strictly compotont no
opinion, donut and rollohlo. I . »
HORACE R. NASH
connzn MAVIVN AND wrai- arc.
and Stediii
tin
II TI wAfllerlATlNl. Vi
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‘ ‘STOVE AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TiNiROORlNG‘.
on Ind Bloom Fitting,
Motal Collin
R56“
Company .
17 VWALl. STREET VVNORWVALK.
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HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM bEPOT. .
EUROPEAN PLAN. - ,
Our. Roomo a Special Feature. On
and ElootrioIIIJghto Throughout. Ev-
ory Room Hoatod.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fina stocked Colo In Connectlon.
A full lino of Imported Neal Iinolud-
Ing“ the famous Bnu'y. Aaurton'oV loud
Base. at Co.’ ‘3': Stout. ability: on driunht.
Anheunor Bunch he» on Dmnghtr
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
tum;
gloat-oi Agent. _
—“‘~m—._~m
. the one which has done so well. —Just
This morning it was announced '
imp Elinor-u. ‘
HAVE voo‘sseu o 'n nook 6r ‘
The Jahangir Hotchklss ‘
how much speed the combined motors
will give the anoy is not known, but
that she will lie sovornl miles an hour
tnntcr there is no doubt.
A resident or II} nut Nov-walk, who has
lived there for twenty years stated
that there. has been a big change durI
lug theVpast few years in regard to this
part of the town on 21 residential soc-
tlon. lio says on this score: "When I
first built my house and moved there.
people. would say when I told them
where I lived, ‘What. do you live?!”
over therc?’ They don’ t any that now.
East Norwalk is growing fast, and i
believe more is going to be a lot more
building this spring.
There has been quite a, little agita-
lion, in a quiet way, to bring about;
lItIitcr sidewalks in Elliot Not'wulk.
well known resident; of this part of the
town said this morning that the move}
mont Would soon bring results. and he
expects to Bed the matter considered
by a district meeting before long. in
his opinion a suitable system of side-
walks would cause East Norwnllr to
grow even much {aster than it is now
forging ahead in the way of building
up. The population of East Nov-walk
is estimated to be about 4,000 at the
present time. . . ,
lilinlilill.
Miss loin Stevens, of the Hour other
in Norwulk, is spending this ntternoou
in Bridgeport.
‘ Urbahn Plnkncy, of Brooklyn. in the
guest. of his cousin, William l'inkncy,
Rownyton. nvenue. .
Mrs. William Anderson, of Brook
side, entertained a nutty of friends
one evening this week.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
' la legulat businons meeting. Monday at
. 3 p. nt., nt their parlors
”you will get the Inn bout nttcn-
lion at. me Rowcyton Tonuollul 1’: ii to.
Plans dtnwn by Archimct A. II. C.
Fletcher. 10'! Park avonuc Ncw York
are being t‘lgurcd for a Icsldcnco to
be erected at Contentment lsinnd, Dn-
rion. for W. L. Scarlcs, of New Rd
chcllc. it will be built of concrete
blocks and stone. 47x50 foot. with a
tile roof and. will cost about 820.000.
A garage. 24x37. of concrete, will also
110 erected, from plans by tho snnic
urchltcct.
Dick lrcland and Tommy llorau, two
Norwnlk young men well known among
tho High school students in this plum,
were in Rowayton last evening to
witness the game which didn’t occuI
between the Dclphiunn and tho Cun-
uuns. They wanted to got u lino or.
the Cannons. whom tho i. A. (.‘.' s will
play nt the Dclphlnn quarters next
Friday. as a preliminary game to the
regular contest.
The non~arrlvni of tho High School
Cannons, last owning a. disappointed a
large crowd who had expected to IIit~
pose a. basketbnll game at the Dot-
phlan headquarters. The Cannons stat-
ed that they were posltlt elv unable to
come, but promised faithfully to be
on hand ne\‘t Wednesday night. To
appease the audience “Put" Shvnge
and Erny ’1‘ n3 lor tIvo junior lllQll‘ll)Cl',S
I awarded to W mhi. Royronoul.
hurting the present. session.
picked out some men. and n gnmc ex-
und his associates put up a. gnmo
exhibition and had the sympathy oi
the UM but the Tayloiiten were too
strong. and won, 7—4 Ed. Prince
the promising young nciobnt pain It
(.01 king exhibition of ground tumbling,
and also did some fonts on the thing“
rings. An ludlnn club exhibition was
also performed. and some members
had at) (tumour. bowling match,
re .-‘I
lilliilll lllli lllililillill
0n March-It veterans at: Fitch‘s
llomo sign for their pensions.
Whiter Humbert and family will no-
IInpy thoIMcIntosh residence. I-llndley
Park.
Mrs. George Oborlnndcr will move
to 20% Fifth street, Jersey; City,
March I ,
The contract for the' plumbing
and heating in the cottage and gar-
nt licnders Point-7 for ernian
FER miiiu iii
citing it not scientific Who played Pot i
.INEL
3"“ .
0t Stain
for.d A. A. Scoflold in the l uildr-r tin:
Shea & Sullivan Co, doing the, llillt'iOll
. work,
Jean Noullct, who has been ’chict at
tho Soldiers’ Home for the l: Int tour
years, has handed in his I'I:II[.,;IIatlon,
to take effect March 1.
Friends of Dr. Richard B. Bohpn-
nan. of Standard, will be wormed to
learn that he has recovercth from his
previous illness, and is able 1 I) attend to
the domands of his cxtonnl w pructlcc.
There were six soles of property in
Danton. last week, against. - throne of n
vcnr ago. The mortgages amounted to
$21,600. The sales of p mperty wcrc
as follows: W. E. Daniels to Annie
Stevens, Hawes avenue-y W. E. Dun
lots to Ada Schneider, highway; Ben-
jamin Harris to .l. ll‘. Dunn highway;
Frances Jacobson to H: a Hot T 'l‘llley.
Sedgwick street; 0. W‘. Merritt at Inc
to L. Domino, Wakemnre street; Sar-
uh A. Waterbury to MW. 0. Schwab,
William street.
Wonder if that; n! opositlon to err»
ate a now probate district of the
towns of Barton u! Id Now Canaan is
the result. of a popular demand. or
whether it had its inception in the
ninhttlotis of on u splrlng 3oung lawyer
to create an MN [I with himself as its
incumbent. ' 'I‘hr reVnre several excel-
lent 'rens'ons w} y it would be unwise
to divide either; of the districts nam-
ed; indeed, in is very probable that
the public int .ercst would be bcner
served it the number at probate (lis-
tricte in tho. ntatc were reduced’
division snc‘ n as proposed could hard-
13 fall to I.» unit in great conlv sion.
There would doubtless blue to be a
duplication . of Iccoxds and (anip-
ment. and the new district. would.
‘tind it. h: In acquiicd an (oncnslw
luquy. 'I I'he. inct that there is no in
loot lllll‘ any communication. betv een
I'lnrien. And this town is our. ob
jcction J) the change. 11‘ 1h? couIL
worn cs mbllshed in Dalian. New Oa-
nnan people would have to pas»;
Mllnmgll Sldmford b) T11“ 01 (hp “1“)
to it. i. it were established 3,, ”133
tonn- ’llallvn Decide WW' .ld have to
travel through StI‘IInt‘md to reach it
by roll, and the J'OHHI' I would be
twice as l"aI. it. is n03 at all probable
that 1“ new is am new I.Il desire upon
the p Irt of p00 ople 'If the town III
Durici t that ill? llH' butc rccmds pcI
Ininln :to that tour. should be rcInoI
III in nu tlIcpIoot vnults and [tom
tho or re of an eloIcIicurcd judgo and
omen. stuff. to on lnscouin cstuh-
linhiui .uIt CIt-ntcd for Lin. benefit of
still"! one aulti‘ log to a petty judge-
ship And II time is no other aI~
gun Hit in lawn of tilt bill it ought
to lie ki'liwl \irulbut muting time
upoIt it. ’lhzl huniny I,“ \" cincsdny
was postponed until I l lit'll 24 chI-I
sent him \v’illiIImSDJ, of llnvien, li
said to in: my mu! ll intersrcd ill the
bill. it in Celtain ' hat no one in N!‘ \I
(3.11qu a) was uzi’ atlng lt. NOI‘WIIIR
seems to he (lull o stirred up in the
nIIItlII- at d doos’ ;'it until the piohate
court. ilk an from then citv Tllt‘ll
scuntm 3 nd rol' rosentntivcs have boon
lnstrnc’lql to vote down the blil.~
New Curl nIInJAdvcrtiscr.
No AC1 ‘tOl‘I’l 0N COASTWISE LAW
WASl lIN't"‘OI\' Feb. 27 Ji‘hc mo
lt‘SOllL’U III mailing the constwlse laws
«Wilma ale to the shipment of gin crn-
mom 9 upullcs will not up uric-l upon
The com-
mittetl reached the conclusion that the
quest.‘ run was too, importnnt for deter-
Inimi‘ .ion during the few remaining
days/or the present scan 11. and con-
clud ed to pomnit Ithe manure to go
o var. The rorolution also provides for
I he levying oi,J tonnage dues and light
nonm at tho rate of II dollar per ton
on any (him than United States \e’i-
:scls engaged in the coast ttade 't he
resolution doles not. apply to business
with Panama,
BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES.
l.0.\'li).\. Feb. 2? .-—'l‘ho army esti-
mates i'or 1909-10 proIldc for a grand
total ot‘;804.973 men. as compared with
799,610 men in 1908-09. This. includes
the regular force, which stands at
183 .200 :men as compared to 180000
men last war, as well. as the rescues,
the militia and the territorial forces.
These. are slightl‘I abme lost year.
but they will be further increased by
receipt recruiting. ScIImty-alx thou
sand rcgulnis for the Indian establish-
mcrt also arc included . I The gross
totjd for the maintenance of the army
is estimated at. 3154.149750. as com-
pared to $104,139 0E0 VVtor 1908 09
"What. do you expect to do whrn you
much the celestial realms?! ."Build. in
more nice restricted nelghborhooa.‘
answered Mrs.‘ DeStyle. 'nn’d not its
an. OFNSW‘YBFR“ tis‘beehfi
.um.
pat o e s 9.1“.“ worthyflgfi'pii's, Kan-V
RWBEI «
only. hpglnrdng Monday March
stores sollV ui‘ ll5c~ '
is 27¢ per pound, and tho (‘Iii’loc is as good as many
llcincmbcr. in l,\ . . . . ...........
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‘V out knnvo that
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wn‘ran oporiry. .I-I '
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Champion Dahlelo to ’IAy Vior 3 Nero
World’s FlScordV at Io Oporti~ 1“
man's DINW , ‘1'
Witter spouts will It... 13.qu be my,
oi the big fcIIluIch. of the 14.1qu
Snmtsmzui' I Shmv"vti b'e. III-Id in tin}
ViMlltll Ion Squutc garden, uranium ill}.
to Muich ti, and lily coining. 053%“ “ill! . ‘
mlshml lrntuw ml the show. that lulu
been. relalnpd “no”, its inception, me.
be under the flt‘gplcestuf the All lei"
club. of Now fl ork. and a uroat‘poo.
‘50 im‘t lonn icxtcndlng from one and‘
of tho (initial to the other, will ho
build tot the’ tournament. lost your
areal with dog cIIrnlvuVl was intro-
duced for ti 0 first time and proved a.
gloat snow In. and for this year's show
swlnnnlng/ will again be featured ‘A
great pro], rain has been arranged for
the swim mlng events, which are open
to all IA.‘ A. U. amateurs and these
cveniil will lncludc short handlcnp‘
dashm, distance 541': bus fancy diving.
0111108 “tilting, club Iocea, hurling and ‘ ‘
wat r polo. and; on th 0 hi ‘Il‘ni ht.
Ch: mpion Churioa Mfi‘lni‘d’lc K oggtho“
New York Athletic club Mill so out;
to 1- some new world' a records. befall“?ii
which a tine program has been III-rang-
Oil for the lntierIColleglate Swimming
Teams of tho con’ntryw . t
M
SOLDIERS PRAthBoOK.
(Exchange. )
A mm c soldier in the name of
Richard Doe was taken below a only
istralte for playing cards- during
dlfi'lne service. it apponrs that a
Bergcunt commanded the soldiers at
the church, and when the pornon had
Those who had a. Bible Minn it. out,
but this soldier bud neithcr‘llllil‘e our
common prayerbook. bill. lithium. out
a pack of cards he spread them before
him. He just looked at one card and
men at another. The sergeant or
a company saw him and said:
“Richard, put up the cards; This is
no placo for them."
‘ ‘\'eI cr mind that, " said Richard.
\thn the Services w'VeroI (audit the‘ .
constable took Richard bcioi'p the 1:;
lllfl‘Ol‘. '
Ion thought the soldiw’ here for?" V -l‘
‘F‘ov playing curds‘in church." “
"Well. soldior whut hurt: you tdj
so) 10x yourself?" V _ . ‘
“Much, six-.1 hope ' . ,
"\'crv good. If not. i will punts”
you more- than mun uai oIcrIpuu-
ishcd. ” ‘
"1 how hccn,’ said the
"about six wecks on the roll
have neither Bible Inuit. common.
praycrbook. i hate nothing but a.
pack of cards and I'll satisfy your
worship of the purity of my inten-
tion‘s.’ And, sprcndhig . the (raids,
before the mayor be boa. on with title!
ace: "When i son the vice: if r minds
the that there is bth one can Y
i see the dome it Icmln
Father and Son.
IreI it reminds Inc of tho FVthh‘cr.”
and Holy Ghost. “huh F 8% db
four spot it reminds me of the; {our
IIInugoiists that prcachcd. MKtlhewV
.‘tlaIk. Luke and John When I
the lite it reminds Inc at too
virgins that trimmed their“ lam{- .
llleit' new ten, but the were leIVIo'a‘nd:
the were foolish. When l ode” til '
it reminds me that in silt Ill”. 2 I
l on! made horn on and earth. " when
i scc sewn it Iemlnds me that‘ou the
seIenth day he rested fromI the grant;
omit be had created and, Eollds‘vod. tI.
WhonI see. the eight it rén‘iiiids
cl the eight righteous persons tho
IIeIc. scum] when God ddatt'ol'cd
\I'.orld viz. Noah and his Wile, wit
three sons and thou wivesm Who
see the nine, it reminds mo of tit
nine lepors that weie cleansed by. our
Savior there. were nine until a
“(WWI Iotuxned thanks 4%“th
the ten it reminds me of (ltd Ten
Commandments which God handed
down to hlosps on tubipts off. stone.
“hr-n I see the king it ruinit‘irlii the of .
the King at chvm which lit 05d Ale '
mighty. When i soc :hc alien}; ill
reminds the o! 1th (turnip oftS‘h‘oba.
who Iisited Solomon. tor shift was a
wise a woman as in: B” onion. ShV
brought with her (I0 boys and 5,0 a
all dressed in hove' appanV-i. i”
Solomon to tell which I‘Il'Icro'VV
soldier; .
sent (or water tor tthIVnVVt
girls washed to i. c.
bars to the! wtists‘. ‘5
mid bv- that" I-
"Weilffsaid the mayor"
giton a good,descl‘iptl0n
cards but. one." ‘ ,
“_\\ hat is that?"
‘ "The know." said the-niaiml‘
“I will give your 1101191le
tion at that ouc. it until All
‘ ‘,'I will haiku: , cm,
8W 7'
mu hit-’3 to b . ..
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know
stnblé that broil turn r
“It; ,
«‘1' do not know,"
is the .grenlcst link
know he is the grgntost fool'
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W'iflfldl'ltflli‘wm
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do until
r'ead the prayers. he took tho text. ,.’.3_
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