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Confectionery
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51 Washington Street.
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74 Washington arme'eouth Norwalk
PURITAN
Cures that Cough
sou: ONLY sv
3 F. H. Baxter, Druggiét
assessos's
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
Milli NEWS
by competent workmen.
OysterShellPothorwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
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EEEIIIIIIIMI ENGINEERS IIIII
IIIIIIRIL'IIIIIS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt's Theatre Building. South Nor-
waik, Conn. Phone 428
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
warmer.
districts.
lug cloudiness.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature:
Cloudy.
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Toys, games, dolls. etc., at W. A.
Briggerman s.
A pleasing entertainment will
given this evening at the Spriugwood
Chapel.
Boys” clothes that are worth paying
The adv.
for at Rogers & Stevens.
will tell you more snout hem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoyt, who have been
visiting in Danbury, have returned to
their home in Gcrard place.
The merchants of Norwaik are fix“
in: tip their stores for the holidays,
and a most attractive display they are
making.
The Klnwron (‘Iub will give a smok-
er and musical entertainment tonight.
at its hall in the Gazette building, Nor-
walk.
Bathroom
R..Nash Sec adv.
The St. Paul's Men's Club will meet
in the chapel of St. aPul's church to
An interesting time is
morrow night.
assured the members.
Stephen Thayor,
South Norwalk freight house.
The quarantine was raised ycstcr-
day from the home of it. hchinrte. In
Water street,
Charles having
from diphtheria.
Mr. ichartr's
cnilrcly
St. John's Lodge, No. 6, A. F. and A.
M.. will meet tomorrow night at Ma
t-lonlc 'l‘cmplc, N()l‘Wlllli. when the Fcl-
conferred.
lowcraft degree will
Brothers, take notice.
be
Eureka Lodge. Ilaughlcrs oi Robe-
‘kah, will have a hip, timc Friday evcu
lug. There will be. dctzrcc work and
visitors are expoctcd from Stamford.
Bridgeport, New Canaan and other pit»
(308.
Thomas Riley, a Iorcmnn for .l, in .l.
(lash Limited. In South Nor walk
cclved a cubiearmn yesterday mor ulna.
announcing the serious illucs of will
tlvos in England and be sutlcd this
morning on the steamship Munroiania.
for his former home.
The committees from Court Mir
hackemo and Court llldmondc. [in Al’ill‘
cls, Foresters of America, held a mcoi~
Ilig last evening and settled up mul-
tcrs pertaining to the lust social.
other will be held on llcccinbcr lilth
and the next one. utter that on New
Year's eve. .
“rm—n
Chester Ouycr, of South Norwnlk.
who has been a member or The Holt-cy-
mooners Company. has closed in (.thl»
lie has boon arranged by a CIII~
ratio firm to take a position as cloc-
lriclan with The Winning Miss, (tolu-
puny. The company opens in. (lrnud
Rapids. Mich, and goes to the coast.
cargo.
MN
The members or the board of school
visitors and the high school committee
will get together this evening at the
high school building in West ill/(mutt;
it.
There has been
what
prerogatives the high schoai commit
and discuss the duties of the
school committee.
considerable mystery over just
tee (IMOYU.
Fair to-
night; Thursday partly cloudy and
A well-defined area of low
pressure is central this morning in
Kansas. It Is causing cloudy and rainy
weather from Colorado northeastward
to the Lake region. Pleasant weather
prevails in the Southern and Eastern
Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather and not much
change In temperature tonight, follow-
ed by rising temperature and increas-
Low, 40; high. (it.
fixtures Installed at the
lowest possible prhcs rousistent with
good quality and workmanship by it
who had an ultucli
of heart failure at his home Ill Wilton,
Suturdy. has resumed his duties at the
recovered
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336- 2.
Telephone at house, 693.
Joseph DéMartlno is III at his home
in Mechanic str.cet
if you want to get good fresh fish
try Cutbili's. See adv.
The adv. of the Merrill Business (‘ol~
loge will tell you how to make a right
start in life. Better read It.
Stock reduction sale is now on at
E. Ryan it Co’s. Better not miss
The adv. will tell you about it.
N.
It.
The dancing class of Joseph (Tapas~
selu held a social session last evening
at Forestcrs' Hall in. Railroad avenue.
Christmas remittances to the old
country may be made through the
Lawton agency. The adv. will tell you
more about it.
' L. F. Reynolds, of thc
Advent Christian Church. will spcuh
at the Lighthouse Mission on Friday
The Rev. Mt.
evening. nud also enmi- Adventist
brethren. Come and give them a royal
welcome. .
A slated couclnvc of Clinton (‘unr
mandcry. No. :i. K. T.. will be hold to
the asylum, Friday evening. December
3. at 7:30 o’clock. when the order or
the Temple will be conferred upon
Companion A. Dwight chp. A spec-
lnl concluve of Clinton (‘ou‘luaudcry
will be held Friday evening. lh-ccnr
her to. The illustrious order of the
lied Cross will be conferred upon all
companies entitled to receive thc
same.
The (lll'ls' Friendly Scricly incl last
night in the chapel of St. Paul‘s
Church. and a delightful little was had.
'l‘hcrc was a large number of the incur
burs present. and the cvcullig wus
spcnl luhplaylug unlucs. A number of
musical selections Wore rendered, and
l'i‘i’rcsitmciris were served. The socic-
ly will meet ucxi 'I‘ucsday. at which
time the rector of the church is ex-
period to ho present. Also a cmmuit~
tcc will be uppolutcd to illnkc arrange-
ments for a suppcr that will be given
to the incluln-rs on Tuesday. December
it.
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BTEAMER BREWSTER A TOTAL
LOSS.
NORFOLK, \‘tl, llcc.
illilll stcuulcr lircwsicr, siruudcd on
Iliiilliiiiui t-ilmulu, oli’ t‘upc illiltoras.
hiid today ht'lilcil down so that only
Ill‘l' bursts and HIiliIItitHIllt‘liH \vi-ro show~
Int; above water. She is n total loss
I. “TIN (let‘-
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OPEN
SATURDAY
NIGHTS
It‘l'tllll scroll to night.
for the acuomulodiltlon
of busy luulpli'.
l. llcpiisits i'ilccivcd.
chucks cushcd. cluluge
iuudo.
liusltu'ss accounts Ili-
vtlcd.
So. Norwalk
Trust Co.
Pour per cent. paid on
Savings
PMIIII MM ERS
sum-Mm .. .,
Stage Make lip
Crease. Paints. Face Powder.
Rouge. Cold Cream. Etc.
Silurian-Powell Corporation,
Prescription Drunlats
W MOHAIR,
ALL SIZES
At COLEMAN’S
NEWO STORE
to North Main St. Death NONI-lit
Agent for A. II. bpsldlnp’s
‘. sass lull. and WM
couch SYRUP
.Iin such accident in any proceeding
If
. ants are buying
3’ cause we moon
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pants, 82.50 to 88. 50.
$3 to $10. $5 to $8.50.
ea. 50.
14 So. Main St..
80. Norwalk.
SATISFIED one.
A word from you will bring any
Proprietor
lionnlc Chick Feed
iionuie Horse l‘ced
ilonnlo llairy li‘ccd
Iionule l’ouill‘y Feed
llonuic Scratching Need
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Boys’ ' Clothes
That Are Worth Paving For
Our beyo' clothing business keeps on prowl
Ilare this season than ever bets 3
also the test that boys' clothes must well made .
‘i _ and must: have good stuff in them. to stand the hrd knocks a
boy gives his clothes. And because we make It
business to get this kind of clothes for our boys.
if you want really reliable clothes for your boy this Winter.
you can rely upon getting them here, and at perfectly talr prices.
Boya' Russian and Sailor Blouse Suite. from $3 to u.
Boye’ 2-pleoe suite, double- breasted coats and kniékerhocker
Boye' Fancy Overcoats In many handsome patterns, A3 to
Boys' hats and caps. blouses and waists, underwear and
l
Boys' Roofers of chinchilla. wool lined. velvet collars. ages
hosiery, gloves and mittens, neekwear, etc.
I realize that the best. nieailli‘st and most profitable customer is the
i believe that the highest quality goods, as a rule.
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real value.
low price will appeal to most people at first. sooner or later it will
come to a matter of results, and the SATISFIED customer will be the
one to whom I am selling the most goods.
highest Quality. grain and feed. May 1 have that word?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
«More pan
All this be- . 2
r particular
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
'l'hat. although a
quantity you may wish-ot the
it MANUEL TORO HATCH.
THE ERWIN M.
219 ELM STREET
Telephone No. 11
Stevens Duryea 1910 Automobiles
For Catalogue. Demonstration. etc., address or phone
JENNINGS CO.
DISTRIBUTERS FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY
BRIOGEPORT. CONN.
TELEPHONE 108.
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Greenport oysters
New Bedford and Sea Escallops
Long and Round Clams, Green Smelt. Bluefish, Sea Trout. Siecoea. Native
Flat and Frost Fish. Oysters on Half Shell.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
REPORTING semesters.~
New Law Applies to Stores as Well
as Factories.
l'cnlllv employed in inciorics and
slot. it its Well do those who conduct
lip pilii‘i'u of business will be intcc
mu d to bc reminded that the general
asscmllly at Its lust lit'lililni’l pussod u
luv. tcuulrinu that all urcldcllts or u so
Iiilllc‘. llliilli'i‘ in which ctuployes arc
injured so that they are compelled to
rcolrllu out of work for u Wei-k or
or urc ltillcd, shall be rcportcd
in I.u- rectory lilspct'iill' by tho person
in i'llilx‘N‘ oi‘ the establishment in
‘.\'I‘I“II Iiw urriilvlti occurred.
till ll‘
it.» lit a l-lw which Iii acit csplunu
Ill. '. EIJIIUWhL
“mcliuu I. it shall bc the duly oi
ilw pursuit In uctivo charge of nhv
lumuiuclilriliu or mi‘rclllluillc i"'.l.'ill
lish illi‘tii to forward by mail to llli‘ lac
ltli3' inspoilor at his oilicc Ill iiuit
I'onl ulihtu Hill on days after mic h m,
(‘Itlt uI lcsdltlng lu serious pll3sliul to
jury to an omployo whiic at work in
such munbilsluiicut. a written liotlct.
of cm at such accident of which he
iihill| Intro klinwloituc. which tloilco
rhull stole the name of thc Initirod
i‘tlil‘ltll't‘, the Iqu- of the accident. and
lllc nature oi the injury, and shall ul
so toulsln a general description oi
the location In the establishment and
or the character of the machine, If any.
upon which the cmploye was at Work
at the limo.
Section 2. The factory inspector
shall forthwith transmit to the person
In charge at such establishment a writ-
ten acknowledgment of the receipt of
such notice and shall keep a record of
such accidents than reported to him.
Such records. notices. and reports to
the factory Inspector. and any investi
nation made by him or his deputies or
agents, shall he privileged and conti-
dentlai and shall not be open tor mc
anilnstion or inspection and neither
such factory inspector nor any of his
deputies or agents shall be a compo
tent witness as to the facts involved
pending in any court, unless such tac-
iory Inspector, deputy. or agent was
present at the lime oi the occurrence
of thc accident.
Switch :i. The term "accident rc-
suittng In serious physical lujury.’ as
used In this act. shall hc construct! to
nu-an cvcry accident which results in
the dcntll oi the cmpioyc or caused his
obscure from work im- at least one
work thcrcaitcr.
Sccilou i. Any person. after havlnii
rccclvcd from the factory inspector
forms for such notices, who shall fall
to send notice of ally accident as rc-
uutrcd by this act shall be lined not
more than twenty dollars "
a.“
DAY NURSERY BENEFIT.
M
Manager Rosenberg to Give Proceeds
from Nest Wednesday‘s Matinee.
Manager Jerome lloscubcrp, bus itch
v-lously tcudcrcd the entire proceeds
oi lIIt‘ mulluco next Wednesday at
llnrt‘s 'l‘hcatrc. to the tiny Nursery.
We who of admission for that per-
Illi’illlilttlo will he lilo same as for all
Hi lIll‘ matinecs. Ii‘il colds. and It Iii
cspcctcd but cuouub tickets will be
sold to ill the theatre to overflowing.
for the nursery is n Illimi Worthy in
stitution. m
The Inn Nur'acri affords uomcn Who
have to go out to work and leave
\tllilliz lhthiten a place where the lat
tcr may be properly cnrcd tor. and it
In doing a magnificent work. The Day
Nursery was organised by the ladies
or this No iwniks following the detail
lag in the Sentinel of the and death
of a little tot or a girl in Buttonwood.
who was fatally burned as s resultml
poking at a kitchen fire while the
mother was away earning a Itvithood
for her small family The hearts of
the ladies were so touched by this and
case that very little time was lost in
establishing the mireery. which Is to
csied at ill ll‘ranltlln street. where
there is a matron in charge.
DIROY dALOON KEEPIR FINID.
onauv, Dee. 1.--John Baotou. a as-
Innnkcepor. was lined the and costs.
evacuating In all to .77. all in the not
line court today on the charge of at
lowing a minor to letter about his
place or business and at aniline to a
m llml'i
Wed-ea“: .a
, a
Want. ”rim. time e. um
‘ s. or stoehs started swam sum vie
ordeal: at the opening. aim the
volume of mans-teen was moderate.
. Reading rose t H. Utah Copper. Coo
validated (in. North American and
. Mercantile Marine old. I and Union
, Pacific. Wabash out. American Car
and Central Leather large fractions.
3 American finishing declined n-ll.
WALL STREET, it it. m.--9mue
sympathetic recessions resulted i'rom
the selling or the Hill stocks. in which
Great Northern ptd. lost a point. but.
the market afterwards shook on this
Influence and advanced strongly.
North America was marked up 2%.
Reading and lows Central old. 1%.
Amalgamated Copper 1% and several
, other stocks 1 or more.
WALL STREET, Noon—Prices con-
tinued to rise in rather spotty fashion.
Reading's gain reached 2%, Central
Railroad at New Jersey 7. General
electric 2%, Rock Island pfd. and Am-
algamated Copper 2, and Union Pa-
cific. St. Paul, Missouri Pacific. the U.
8. Steel stocks, Anaconda and others
1. Announcement of the right of stock-
holders to subscribe for new stock at
our to 25 per cent. of their holdings
was tollowml by a drop of i In Chicago
and Nortthsternf Prices reacted a
fraction all around before noon. Bonds
wore firm. The Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Collateral Fours
and Fives advanced briskly.
WALL STREET. l p. ui.——Uiiited
States Steel was pushed up further on
til It touched Still}. and several other
leaders also sold higher than in the
morning.
NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE REG-
ULATIONS.
NEW YORK. lice. i.-A legislative
inquiry of Importance in view of Its
probable effect upon future public ser-
vice regulation began here today. The
telegraph and telephone companies do
tug business in this territory arc the,
objects of inquiry by a joint commis-
sion appointed at the last session of
the state legislature. liy reason of
the wide businesa done by tho compan-
Ics having headquarters here. the lit
vestlsnilou has more than local signifi-
cuucc.
CHICAGO SUBWAY DEFAULTS
BOND ISSUE.
NEW YORK. Dec. i.-—~Thc Chicago
Subway Company has defaulted on the
Inlcrcst on Its titolloyloo bonds due
this morning. News»; of the default has
born expected for some time.
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THE NEW
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
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The Mystery of All Mysteries
COUNT CHILD AND THE MAID OF
MYSTERY
Ask any questions. She will answer you
JOE DEMINO & CO.
Presenting Seari Allen's Original
Farce
‘THE TRAVELING MAN"
Big Cast 2 Scenes
1st Scene—Grand Central Station. N.Y.
2d 8cono~Welh you'll be surprised
when you see it
WALLEV TRIO
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BLACK 6. JONES
Colored Entertainers
GLADYS VAN
Songs and Stories
’ NEW MOTION PICTURES
“MUSIC , , - . -.
EOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KIRBY ............ Manager
ALL-STAR BILL
vsuosvmna
couusscmo
MONDAY. November 29th
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America's Foremost Preteen Artiste
EDWIN KEOUGH A CO.
Assisted by Helen Nelson. in
"AMIIITION"
THE. TWO AMCRICAN MACK.
LI MARCHANDD
LOUISE CARVIII And KITTY I108!
The Greatestrhltt in Vaudeville
LA BELL! “TILITA
Assisted by Senor therein. "The Dancer
and the Toreador“
Direct from the Hippodrome
NILLSIN'U AERIAL IALLIT.
1 Girls Flying Through the Air and
Under the In
DANCING Wednesday and Friday
Nights After the Partsmanea
MATINCI WEDNICDAY AND CAT-
UHDAV
OIIIIIINII e A nu". Mill“ henna-10°
_...,. equiipped with orators. are determined
Ass
Suits and
are the bebt in the world.
worn by good dressers.
98 Washington St.
I PIIIIIMII BRISIS EMIES
EIIIIIMIII IIIIII
(Continued from First Page.)
All the members of the cabinet
were. present at the meeting. which
excited so much popular interest that
a great crowd gathered In the vicinity
of No, it) Downing street, the ofliciai
residence of the premier, and where
so runny historic meetings have been
held. The fact that, there was not a
remote possdbiltty even that the crowd
would learn what transpired without
did not discourage the watchers in
the street .whose number became so
great llunlly that a large force of po
llcc was summoned to prevent a pos-
sible demonstration. The ministers
passed through the street to the pro
micr's residence undisturbedby suf~
iragctics and 'encouraged by the
cheers of their supporters.
The time of the deliverance oi the
spcccb ot promgatlon. the. substance
of which was decided upon at yestcr
day's meeting oi the cabinet. will dc.
pend upon the time occupied tor
debate on the premier's motion, which
begins tomorrow. it is expected. how‘
ever. that this discussion will be brief,
lht' speccbcs by pro-arrangement be-
ing conlincd lo the leaders of the tin
,iouist. Liberal. Labor and Irish par-
ties. Parliament will be prorogued
doumlcss until the middle or January,
but the choice of a date is a. mere for
umllty. as the present house comes to
an end by dissolution early in the. year.
The election campaign will Open in
earnest on Friday, when David Lloyd‘
George. chancellor of the exchequer,
and Winston Spencer Churchill. pros-
ldcnt of the Board of Trade. who are
held chiefly responsible for the budget.
and Lord lansdowne and .l. Austen
Chamberlain. the most ardent oppo-
nents of tileuovcrmuent's measure.
will deliver speeches and with the
exception of a brief respite at Christ-
mas. will continue the fight until eloc
tlou day.
In many respects the impending
struggle will be the most Interesting
III the parliamentary history of Eng-
land. Some or the peers have decided
to take the unusual course at atuiup
lag the country to explain their action
In voting against the budget. This
course is believed by many o. the lords
to be Imperative following the crlt~
Iclsiu which fell iron: the lips of some
of the stmlncheat oi the Unionists duo
inn the recent debate. Lloyd‘tleorge.
(‘llurchill and other Radicals. can be
depended upon for lighting speeches
In favor of the budget and unionist. the
lords. while Hir Edward (trey. foreign
minister, Richard llurdou lluldruue
minister of war. and other ministers
will supply more moderate amount-
lion and tree trade arguments.
The Unionists. although not so well
upon it stern canipulxu. They will
leave the lords to look alter them-
selves, devoting their own energies
to the exposition of tarltt reform and n
denunciation of Socialists. toward
which they will claim the budget is a
Itrst step
The siiftragettes too. who hate been
quiet cotuparallvely tor a time. have
boon only reserving their resources
tor a crucial effort. The tathoriteal
all strong supporters of the budget.
will moor tomorrow to arrange their
campaign. and charts are being made
and with some success, to prevent a
three-cornered contest.
As a part of this program. the m
lmrltes are withdrawing their candt
dates from those districts where the
Liberals have the better chance oi
eliccess. while the Liberals are doing
a similar service for the Labor party
where the letter In stronger. in this
way it Is hoped to secure a clear ma-
Icrity irrespective of the irish party.
in favor or the budget. and with the
aid of the trick to secure a large ma-
jority against the interference of the
House of Lords in matters of finance.
The election in lreland will be the
most interesting since 1886. The tin
iontsts have decided to contest most
or the Netionaitsts' seats with the idea
of depleting the Nationalist treasury.
W
A full line of Raphael Tuck A lion‘s
Christmas cards. calendars and boots
lets are aeiv‘d on sale at Tristan A
Unequalchoywheieintheus.
They are not “map" Clothes. For the money paid they,- ‘
The prices are in keeping with the quality of the Clothing
Sweaters,Underweancim,S and
All Furnishings
FOUND IN ANY FIRST CLASS STORE
SHOES $3. SSHSNEIMTMWES. 00 .
Price’s Clothing Stare T
TELEPHONE 165-5
snowme‘
Overcoa
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South Norwallg
WANTED TO COOK His BREAK , .
FAST. l . .,
But a Mere Man. as Usual, Maria I
Mess of It. . . l
A prominent Wall street merchant,
who will be called John White,“ be- "
cause that Is not his name. thought:
he would get his breakfast yesterday-
morning. Now Mr. White is married
amt has a wife who Is a very 300d
and extremely neat cook. . White
knew that he could cook his owns.
breakfast. and do it better than Mrs.
White. Wasn't his mother lb tine
cook? Of course she was. and he knew
that he had inherited that same tel-
out.
80 White got up very early and
sneaked out into the kitchen and made
preparation for a big meal. He start-
ed the tire. and carefully filled the
coffee pot with water. “Nothing like
having plenty of coffee "he murmur-
cd. lie could have better cakes "just.
as mother used to make."
After making up a strange mum
of flour and other ingredients he put
the griddle on the tire, and soon it
was piping hot. Then he turned in
his batter. in a few minutes a. strong
smell of burning filled the room. He
tried to turn the cakes. and they stuct‘
to the griddle like so much glue. Mrs.
White awoke to a great fright, and
shricked: “John! John! The bounds
on fire! Help! Help!"
White would not be caught "with
the goods on him." so he raised the
window and threw out the griddle.
striking a neighbor's dog, who went
yelping to his master.
This neighbor. hearing Mrs. White
crying fer help. and seeing his own
dog covered with some strange sub
stance that he was trying to get of!
by rolling on his back. thought White
must have committed murder. or sul-
cide. or something that was horrible.
run over to the White house. burst In .
the door. and found Mrs. White with, ,
sci tccth saying. ”i have discovered it
all! John has been trying to cook!” ‘
Poor White stood up against the .
wall. and the neighbor. having the
cooking propensity himself. tried. to
take his part.
"Bah!“ said Mrs. White, "you then -
make me tired! i neveclaw a man ~
but what he. thought he could do bet:
ter than a woman. Now, John, what
made that meat: of yours stick on the
griddle! Did you grease it?"
"No" {altered .Whlte. and then
brighti'illug up. “I have got some dam
dy cotter Just try it."
So White turned out hot water from
the coffee pot.
“Where is the canoe?" demanded
Mrs. While.
“Fly posh!“ exclaimed White. "I for-
not to put in the coffee'”
"Thais lust like you men. And you
think you know more than as worn-
on!" cried Mrs. White. as she reached
for the broom
“Are. you a suititrancttc?" asked the
neighbor. as ho edged. towards the
door.
“Yes. i am.“ replied Mrs. White no
she clasped the broom handle more
firmly "and i will make same one can
'er If that one attempts any more
cooking In my kitchen." .
White at this moment climbed out , .
of the window and was last seen so»
Inn up Maia street with the sympathies.
lug neighbor. and they disappeared In
one of those iltcres that have he needs ,,
for sale in the windows. ,
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in; lawyer the woman witness is
babiy in the majority. At a
case In court a woman witness
giving very damaging evidence
tho prisoner. and the attorney no
defense, nettled at her arsenal- new
ed to embarrass her If he could.
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observe that you are constantly. -
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comprehend Its true meant!) Y3 ’
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