trouble ”with ~01 bowel- which
“at noon. My cm was covcnd witII-‘flmp' c
Ihlc noexburnu remedy could remove 1 rl
your “unmet. und grunt In my oy when "I.
flficlegdlhsmwnr‘ed’ after I Intfiiih 3 study use.
a I-rulunuuuot Ieln ‘9'!
quite an few have found roll 'f my "my . and
.Puleb. on lurk Ave. New York City N Y.
Best For
The Dowel;
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Fla-nut. ruin lilo Potent Tut U n
Nuaolr‘fguklan. with“? oivllr‘iae' 19:. .0.?! 35:10“
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Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NM“:
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THE WISE OWL.
"A wlse old owl lived In an oak.
The more he saw the less he spoke.
The less he spoke. the more he, heard.
Why can't we all be like that bird?”
Qnoth he, “Where'er I'm breathing
A germ is lurking nigh;
There‘s danger In a becl’stcak
And there's trouble in the pic.
"From nature‘s crystal fountain
III terror I must lice,
Lest something In the water
May not be good for me.
“I must not be neglectfnl
or daily exercise,
And yet nvold excitement,
Whatever may arise."
And so he daily ponders
0n, danger and distress,
And foils into a swift decline
Through utter nervousness!
‘ s—Washington star.
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GOING TO BUY
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v
ange?
t it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
Connecticut
company.
Wall Paper
Hangings
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will he plenscd to show
them to you. Prices range from 10:.
to $10.00 Double Roll.
Sole Agent for Fr. Beck is co. and
Janewuy chax'penter's Wall Papers.
Crochet-y. Glassware. House Furnish»
lug Goods. Painters’ Supplies. English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
gra aph Co.‘ 3 Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides“: 65¢. Indestructible Cylinder.a
Records. 35c. Fit: any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
W‘lnIIOW'Shndes and Picture Frames
to order.
Best Mixed Paints, 91.25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging
L. H ‘Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
. Examiner II
o; a. mum omcdi‘
mm to Ian
commuun 8000‘.
“Innate-'1'. 00748:
.nnd Postal for lock!» on Pct-'1.“-
Daily Line-to N. Y.
[ASINURWIIK
Herbert Penny, who is now employ-
ed III Brooklyn, is III town to spend
Sunday ulul thc holidav.
Mr. and Mia Terry, of Ilrooklvn are
guests of MI. and Mus. George II. For-
ris. of Senvlew avenue
MI.
ot‘ his son-lulaw and (laughter,
and Mrs. John Roberts. of
street.
Arthur Johnson and mother
moved from Cottage avenue to East
Thompson.
Dr. Finn and brother and their fum-
ilics have at rived from “’3 shing-
too. I); t‘ to ouupy their rcsldclucs
on the,” Snugatutk Iond.
bliss Ilclthu Heard. of Iicihcl, is a
gucsi of her aunt and uncle, Mr, und
Mrs, III. II. Gnmbart, or Ens: avenue.
for ovcr Memorial Day.
The Morning Glory baseball team,
of Bust Norwulit. won twu hnrd mono
.gllllll's with other youthful aggregat-
tions of baseball teasers, Saturday.
Reports from William E. Burner: II (I
family, who moved to Buffalo. N
York, II number of months ago, are to
thc ('fl'cct that they llk\ the place vrl‘y
Inuch.
Wilbur \‘l'nldron‘s new residence in
Osborn nv: nuc is now completed. and
Mr, Wnldron and family will more
there this WI‘I'k from their present
home in Emu uvcnuc.
If you do nuy shopping, this morn-
ing In the grocery or Incul lint-s. don't
forget to (to it curly. for ucurlv :III of
the grocery stores and markets will
close for the dnv at ll 01 lock.
MI. and Mrs Henry liowl.
moved to Van Znndt kirk-OI Ist Nol-
\vnlk, front i‘lrccnport, Long l‘illllltl.
Mr. ltowlnnd is employed on the Stand-
rrd Oyster Company's steamer Stand
0rd.
The members of the old Mnyilower
baseball team are to ct ttlgcthi'r lo~
day for the. first time u many menus.
The plan In for a game with the Dory
Club team. this morning. on the chkc
lot diamond.
Through the ('Olll'II'sy of the (‘oiinec-
tlcul. Company one of the double truck
closed curs was used on the (lrcgory
I’ollIt llnt' Saturday evening and yes—
{pol Ill Ivc
should be equipped with . dainty
snow white, one piece "StandardI For
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilel
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly competent Ino-
icn honest and reliable.
GRACE It NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
MONEY ADVANCED
Q
to all, on their household furniture.
pluIIOs an other personal property.
without re oval, on their own name
without ludorscr. Cull and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security (20..
llavlland Bldg, Washington St. Office
open until 7 p. In. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room- a Specinl Feature. Gas
and Electric Light: Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales. Includ-
Ing the famous anl'. Burton'- and
Bus a Cafe stout, always on draught.
Anheuser Busch Bear on Draught.
T. .l. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
(INFQBI’ORATED) ,
s RAILROAD AVE. :0. NJRWALK.
For F eight Dilly
0n and utter Erna-any. January 7.
1900, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 98,. most River. New York. (foot
of Dover iii-eat). every day, (except
Sunday). at I. p at Freight received
at Hui-walk uptoi pin. nndBou South
Namath up to s: so mm.
. Norwalk Stealnbont (lo.
Annlng J. smith, 0.,0. Housman.
Lulu.
Llllcy, of Brooklyn, is a guest,’
Mr. .1
Pleasant ,
have,
avenue. ill the house owned by Robert ‘
make you
is not a drop of alcohol i - i.
that comes from a strong tonit
I
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eiIicient service It
all times.
Personal attention given to Ill
prescription work.
Chuirs for our trolley patrons,
Come In and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARK as. Manager.
I
l
Icr=d II' to the nppretlatlon of the mom
bins of the (‘ountry Club
The East Nol'wulk Glee Club is fig
urlng on giving its conccrt on Friday
cvcniug, June 26th. The members how
been carefully studying and practicing
for this vvcnt under the leadership of
Lender llcrbcrt A. Strout.
thinly (lrlflln, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs John 1". lritlin, of Gregory
Boulevard. who was bitten some time
ago by a dog, has not suffered any ill
effects and none are now expected.
'l‘hc canine which hit him was it
strange one.
Edward lluch l'nmc down from Dan
bury ill his automobile, yesterday. and
iooll u pnriy in his handsome lieu
cruising ynrhi. which is u llll'mbl’l‘ 0|
the East Noi'wulk Yncht (‘lnb Ilcct,
The new bout luxs lwcll the subject 01
lunch Iuvcrnhlc comment.
The qtlnrlvrs of the Elm! Norwulk
Yacht Club on the lluncdlct Farms
bridge urc prctilly decorated for Mc-
Iuorlnl day with the national colors
'l‘oduy the club will keep open house
and undlulhicdly a large number of the
members will be on hand.
Hurry Taylor. who has been work
log for several months at the curpcn~
lcl‘ business III New Milford, arrived
home Saturday, to spend Sunday and
.‘Iumorinl Dny. Mr. 'I‘nylor was form-
cIly prominently identified with the of-
l'nlrs oi' the Dory Social Club, or; act"
rotary.
The Dory ("lnb‘o baseball team "I
quphcd over the West Ends, of Nor
Horace E. Dann & Son.
45 WALL ST., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargain:
In Income producing property in:-
muu Increase In value with In. rnpu
growth of the 'iovm. \
lHl not illi-‘itnme
[AWN MllW
has a Double Steel Ratchet, like
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into the
pinlous and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 907.
A Timely Subject
REAL ESTATE;
J. M. LAYTON & co,
general Agent. .
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soup and the
l
i‘ scrub brusu for the house and
the “Ike for the lawn are good,
but they dont’ go far enough.
, You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the barns,
I stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
point.
We
puinting~linseed
brushes and
. Atlantic Pure White Lead
rue rmou»
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee this White
Land‘s purity. ‘
See us about your painting.
E. E. GORHAM
DECORATOR.
‘ em .Nqnwmmqm
have overflhing for the
oil, turns,
ionic or a Sfimtflan
AyAer' I Sars n'lla Is a tonic. It does not stimulate. It does not
{Elisabetta one dav. then as badas ever the next. There
VCII have the steady. even
_’I‘__mst him fully, and alwaw . d > a . he says.
In
A k your doctor all about t is.
or Do. ..
loos.
walk yesterday morning, at the \Vlt'kc
lot, Uetween Third and Fourth streets
by the score of IQ In 12. The Dorys
did not have quite such good fortune
in the. afternoon, when they journeyed
in Norwalk.
Caleb Wood, the well known (I. A. R.
man, has a handsome hand carved
cane, which he prizes very highly. It
was made for Mr. Wood by a veteran
at the Fitch Soldiers” Home, Normon.
and bears carvings of the coat of arms
a soldier and a sailor und pretty floraI
work, and oilrcr designs. Mr. Wow.
is carrying the cone in honor of Men:
orlul Duy.
large congregations were III attend
.‘tllf‘l', Inst evening, at both the East
Avenue Methodist and thc Advenl
(‘hrlstian churches, when the pastors
llll' Rl'v. W. W. (lilies, of the Mellin
dist, and the ltcv. Lester F, Reynolds
of the Advent. preached special om
Inons approprinic to Memorial Day
There wns also It program of patriotic
music at cnch of these church's.
The annual meeting of the East
Not-walk Fire District will lu' held to
qurIow night III 8 o'clock and It Is
expected thnt an customary nt lhe.nn-
nuul Incciiug there will be :1 lnrge rcp-
rescutstion of the voters of the dis-
trict. Officers will be elected. It for
luld if dt clued advisable not] other
matters of interest and lnIpor'tumc
will be brought up erI will be soon in
the coil.
'llu pupils of tho hurt Norwalk
schools are requested to join in the
Mclnorinl I'lnv pnrndc this morning
when it reaches I'Jnst Norwnlk. to doe
ernlc the graves of veterans lit the
Emu Norwnlk Cemetery The school
chlldren will nssemblc ut tho corner of
Van Znndt street and Osborn nvcnuc.
undcr the leadership of George Ii.
Thompson. superintendent of the East
N'orwnlk sc hoolu.
NOTICE
The legal voters: of the Bust Nor
unlk Fire District are hereby notified
and warned Ilmt ihcwcgulnr unnuul
meeting of sold voters will be held at
the I’itch School in East Norwnlk on
'l‘ucsduy, .lqu- 1, I909, at eight o‘clock
p. lit, to bear Ill" reports of the dis
triei and electric light committees,
treasurer and collcctor for the. past
your: to elect a committee of thrcc
members and othcr officers to servi-
for the ensuing year; to lay a fox Ii‘
deemed ndvlsnblc; to cmpowvr thc
cmnlnlltce to borrow money for the
expenses of the district: to extend
conunerclnl lighting to the. Lnngdon
Islands propcrty und Koyser street if
deemed advisable. and to trnnsnet any
other business properly coming before
said Incctlng.
My order of the District Committee.
EDWARD I“. Shil’l'll.
AR’I‘lIl'It WALDRON.
, HOWARD l.. LOWNDI-ZS.
District Committee.
Dntcd Ill Ens! Noru llk, (‘onn., this
LTIII (lily of May I909
RIIIIIYllllI
Joseph Klincfelter. Sr, the butcher,
has taken a position with Snmucl
Mend, the grocer null nInl'kctIunn.
Hurry Leach and fzunlly. of Brook-
lyn. nrc guests at the residence of
(.‘uplnln and Mrs. llieksou \V. Cole.
’The South Five Mile River School
District will hold Its annual meeting in
the school house, Saturday evening.
June, 12.
Several flags were :ll half mast yes-
terday morning, helm: full master! at
noon A large number will probably
obsene the day in this manner. "‘
The Rowayton Yacht Club will have
its formal opening today. It is planned
to lmvc It launch rare starting at. 1‘
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
during the afternoon.
The younger boys will be bound to
strike out for Roton this summer. The
attractions. which have been there for
years were not so very seductive, but
those added recentl.V promise to entice
the progressive youngsters of this vi-.
cluity.
The Rownyton .IIIuim-s will play tbc
Durlcn Dittos, tomorrow morning. :It
Dnrlen. These two teams have each
won a game, and this promises to de-
cide the supremacy. The game will
occur at? IO o‘clock. the local team
leaving or Darlen at 9:30.
A general coating of crushed stone
has been spread from Raymond's cor-
ner to the railroad crossing at Wilson
Point. The macadmu product prom-
lens to greatly improve the road when
It is worn down it little. but just now
it Is not the best dressing for rubber
tired vehicles.
Much of the success of the Soil»
mist Club dance on Frldny evening
last was due to the efforts of the fol-
lowing members: Floor manager, Joe
Taylor; committee of arrangements,
chairman. H. Cakes. 12). Broadway.
,0. Wright, M. Burke;
Pnnl Shaefer, Preston Hnrf, H. Morley,
reception com
' mlitee. the club. Officers of the club:
. wuy.
Benjamin Parker. president; Hiram
Morley. ylcepresident: Elwood Broad
Secretary: Robert Scalzl treas-
urer.
lllRllll , Illll .llllliillllll.
Herman Puck, who is a clerk at the
Schlichting store, is spending Memou
Inl Day at his home in New flork.
Mr. and Mrs. J (I. Phelps Stokes.
of New York. have nirived for tho ,
summer at their home on Curltas
Island. .
Vlcle. ll former Betta boy and can.
taln of the baseball nine. In Stamford.
,ia a guest of his cousin. William Zieg-
lcr. at Coll'cndcr‘s Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0. Reading.
|of New Rochelle, New York, spent Sub.
' ulod to play the West Ends. fmm Nor-
urdny and Sunday with friends in
South Norwulk and Darlen.
The special services which have
been In progress for a. week at the
Presbyterian Church evenings at 7:45.
come to a. close last evening.
The Darien baseball team is sched—
walk, this morning, at Darlen, and tihsl
afternoon are to go to Rye, New York, I
to cross bats with a team in that place.
Memorial Day services were held
this morning, as is their usual custom,
by the veterans at the Fitch Soldiers”
Home, Noroton. The veterans will also I
decorate the graves of their deceased
comrades at the Spring Grove Cetucv
icry, with flowers.
Lincoln Council, Junior Order of
American Mechanics, of Darlen, are to
have line. lodge quarters, having ar-
Innged with George Schllchting for the
second floor of the new building under
construction at the c~orntr of Main
street and Railroad avenue. This will
give them a hall 36x45 fort. The
stonework for the building is just be-
ing finished. The building will be of
frame construction.
WESIPIIRI.
Friends from New York city
Wt I'I’
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m
li‘i'll CFNP.
end of the Week guests with Mr.
Mrs. .I. II. llyatt.
A new tlollty schedule will so into
rift ct l‘nesduy morning. This npplits'
to all divisions In this section. I
(‘hlldrcn 5 day will be UIJSI‘H't‘II lnl
the churches hcrc with :Ippropriutc
excrclzi's on the evcuing of June 13.
A prayer service was III Id of thc'
llomc of Mrs. (‘. I'oiicr Fridzn night. i
by numbers of tile SuIIIu-Itui k Metho-
ullsl church. I
Some of the llllt’i’td bath bond"1
on the lit nth pron to be shut ks octo-
lllttl by one of [1‘ (u.- \‘vuunlk court .
tcrs. They are being Icuuun d :lml'
curtcd oil by the t)“‘llt'l'>.
Already $500 bus lu-vn sulw'rllI-wl'.
for the new pavilion nud bulb houscs‘
.lt (Tompo llcnt-II. The amount wns
donated by one person but the identity
of the donor is not \‘uuclwnfcd.
Suffice it to any {II this timc that
W. H. llurr knew whereof he spoke at
the I‘t-(cul town funding, and that
tin-re Is no reason why work on the
szvillou and houses should no! lvc
stnrtcd ill once and pushed to comple-
lion
and ,
VALUE OF WHITE SPACE.
A Trade Paper‘s Comments of interest
to Advertisers.
' It is the hardest thing In the world
for .1 man to buy newspaper space.
and leave it white. A mun needs to'
hnvc progressed u long way In the lll'i
of selling on pupI-r to pay for SIIIICI‘
llllil lcuvc unsold some of the many
things whith to him St: In essential.
The very \III) in ubith he buys Split“.
by the :Igntc line, lends him to Inn
New that it must all he utilized for
selling tnlk. And )‘rt, if he would
stop to analyze what advertising Is.
that Is, Is simply 11 port of the selling
plan, he would rcullzc, perhaps, lb.-
vnluc of white space. .
The first thing it sulcsmun has to
do Is to attrnct I'Ittcution. The first
object of un. ml is to attract atten-
tion. Now it Is very evident that
glvcn :1 sheet of pnpcr which Is pcr-
fectly whiti- you will attract uttcn-
tlon by printing upon It characters
which are perfectly block. The
Miller the paper unit the blacker the
type Iht‘ llllll‘l‘ likely it Is to nttt'nct
attention. This is noticeable In pos-
ters and handbills, but the advertiser
quite forgets that with posters and
handbills he bus an immense amount
of white space. III II ncu'spupcr.
where everything is puid for. the 0ch
Iucnt of white space is lacking, and
so you have u dreary waste of type,
cuch advertiser vying with the other
in getting his type ns block and as
thick as possible,
Not one of these ndvcrtlsers but
would use ubundnnf white space If it
were free; they would thcn realize its
ulu-Iolutc necessity. In a newspaper
where every agate line spells dollars,
and where the only way he can get
willie splice Is to go down Into his
jcnns for the price. it's :I different
story. But white space is just as im-
portant In a newspaper ad us it is in
a poster or n hundblll. And it must
be had, even if it must be paid for.
A few men have. made monumental
successes of their advertising by u:
liberal use of white space, and today
every man who is using white space
in Icasonable quantities III newspa-
pcrn is getting larger returns for Ills
money than anv hull-dozen who are
depending upon the lnrgeness and
'the blackness of their type displays.—
Newspnperdom, New York
m‘.—— i
The first number of The Lookout un-
der the new editorial direction is upon
the news stands. It Is :1 Rough Writ-
er‘s Number, bound In khaki and white
hippopotamus skin with frszzIe edges.
The following Is the table of contents:
Noah Websiur, Undczirubul, by the
associate fonetic editor.
Congo Counibnls I May Eat This
Summer, associate sporting editor.
Lines to the Superannunted Dame
Who Inhablted the Shoe and Set the
Pace for Anti-Race-Sulcidlsts. asso~
clnte sonnet. editor.
Poe's Raven. Jonah's Whale. and
other Nature Fakes Big-Sticked-snd-
Frazzled. associate nature editor.
Blownsvillc, Texas—A Dark Epi-
sods associate military editor.
Ananins—A Paragon of Truth Com
pared with Certain Senators and
Magnates. I Know, associate descrip-
tive editor.
Old Sleuth In the Senate; a thrill:
lug expose of the phoney bunch on the
bill. associate detective editor.
Marines, Montana Ranches, Clplc
Ideals. 1812. Franked Typewriters,
Crum and Sea-level Canals—a Caus-
erlc. associate strenuous editor.—J
from Judge.
“How did you learn Maud's weight?“
“I asked her what she considered
the most attractive weight for a wo-
qun."—~New York Times.
"There goes a man who has made a
great deal of money In dealing with
futures." "A whcnt speculator?" “No;
II fortune tcller."—-—Baltimove Alpert
can.
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EXCITING INCIDENTS AT ROTON.
'-I‘ln fil‘tnlt‘ Iallwuy at ltoton
l'oiul furnished scvcrnl exciting Incl
dents on nearly every trip. yesterday
uficrnoon. The truck was: put down
sonu-whlli hurriedly, and wns incom-
plete, making It impossible for the en-
I'luccl' to make the entire circuit. In
ordrr that the patrons might get their
nicklc"s Worth the engine and car
“‘I'nl half \vny along the bench, and
then bucked up and went hnlf wny up
illc north sldc of the truck.
(to about cvt'ry trip the engine or
cur jumped the truck. and the cngllr
w-r and his assistant Were kept busy
with the "\Irct Icing :Ipparnlus" getting
the rolling slot-It on the rails again.
When the «or went off this was an
I'lISv lll'IllltlSlIltlIl, but the tnglnc was
heavier, and as It contained several
pounds of liv.- FII'IIHI, it had to be
handled very gently. Whllc rounding:
the t'lll‘l’t‘ near the baseball enclosure.
the locomotive hoped the rails, and
Wlls just falling over on its Slilt‘. when
the tinzlutcr, who was constantly on
the uteri. grabbed it in his :il‘lllS nud
righicd It, and then. with the advice
of two or thrce.llundrcd spectators
and help of half :I dozcn others, it
“us put Where it belonged, nud thc
Il‘lps resumed.
At one time during the afternoon
llolncr G. Crow, who was in charge
of the “ocean wave," attempted to
stop the thing, and the bolt on the
brute uuvc wuy, and some time was
consumed in repairing It, thus giving
the crowd a ride about twice as long
as usual,
.Iohn lluzzlo's enlarged and Improv-
ed carousel was well patronized. The
owner had hard work to make it go
as slow as he, desired, as n tvventy
horsepower electric motor had been
lnsinlletl to do the work thnt a ten
horse power one would easily do, and
the “electric juice" was feeding
through the meter at a rapid rate. The
electric lights have not yet been in-
stalled in the curouscl, owing to a mis-
understanding. I.nst year they were
paid for by Cnptnlu Aiming J. Smith,
lessee of the point, but this year
things the different, and it looks as
though Mr. Muzzio would have to pay
the cost himself if he has any.
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THEATRICAL IMAGINATION.
Once upon a time—and it all happen-
ed since fairies have been supplanted
by ferries and Jersey City—the stage
was a huppy-go-lucky affair where a.
single "Interior set," or room scene,
served on various occasions as the De
Puystcr drawing room, the royal
chamber ill the palace and the studio
of the Artist Francis in the Quartlcr
Latin. Two ferns at 1.. and It. made it
the first; some red velvet portlercs
and three gilded chairs made it the
second; and an easel, a few sofa pli-
lows and a pipe ruck gave it the col-
All this was in
the grand old days of the drama——
about seven 0| eight years ago«
when the only ticket speculators were
the people who bought seats and took
chances on the show and who! you
couldn't drop a dime. in the. box onthe
back of thee linir In front of you and
get ll. package containing four cents'
worth of chocolate pcppermlnts.
“Inmglustion had some play in the
days of old,” goes the song. It had to
Without the imagination of the nudi-
ence there could not have been any
play. The producer relied on it obso-
lutely. Several shots fired off stage
and the imagination seated in A0 as
well as up in thegallcry knew that the
Union army had won and that the fair
Virginia Mchcksburg would at last
forgive the Yank lieutenant and mor-
ry him. Imagination would get. a lump
III its throat ,when the nervous proper-
ty moon appeared 'mld the strains of
the. "Spring Song," and it would feel
like putting on Its rubber cont when
some peas, rolled around the head of
u drum. made a noise like rnln.-—-From
“A Mere Matter of Detail," in the
llohomlun.
You can't stretch your word very far
without breaking it,
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OLD SOLDIER GETS BACK PAY.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-—Represen-
IllIlVo Hill has introduced III the house
a bill to pay Benjamin F. Howe, of
lildghficld, the, sum of $97.07, thCh ls
claimed to be due him since the Civil
war. Howe served III Company G, 69th
New York Infantry. and served after
he was discharged from the army
without pay. The sum claimed by
this .bill is what is alleged to be due
hlln after his discharge.
3
Preparations were being made in
the Criminal Court to sentence a negro
who had been convicted of murder In
the second degree. Two little negro
boys peeped through the main doorway
of the Criminal Court room and ad-
dressed one of the stern deputies. ,
"Do you let boys In?" said the larg-
er of the two.
‘Thn liltlc negroes strolled half
held a conference and then returned
and agnln opened the door.
“Mister," said the larger, addressing
the Shiite deputy, “does it make a dif-
ference if we Is the sons of the man
what's goin‘ to jail?”
The boys were sons of the negro
who were nwaiiing the murder sen-
fence.
The little incident so affected Mr.
Frlcdberg and other court attaches
and asked him to reduce the sentence.
And the boys got Inside the court
room, too—Kansas City Journal.
. Silence Is sometimes the best argu-
ment.
GOIDTMLOAIIUR
NEW YORK. new HAVEN a
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