situate for
good pure. 000117..
a“ “t
OUR HOME MADE SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. W A. LANE ‘
Tel. 409. , Eli; Washington at.
not NEWS
svsutuo 'ssnriusi. rrsLerous
~ cALLs '
Oz-z—Nsws Department
92-3—Buslnsn Department
44-2-Brsn0h oral—... Norwalk
890 —Edltor’a Rssldsnco
Yaw—City Editor’s Residenc-
wnarnnn FORECAST.
For Norwnik and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Tuesday cloudy with rain in
the afternoon or night: moderate
northwest to north winds. A long
trough of low pressure, extending from
Texas itortlieusiwurd to Michigan. is
producing cloudy and unsettled weath-
er in the Mississippi valley and the
Lake region. Show was reported from
several places in Northern Michigan
this morning. Pleasant Wouthor pre-
vails along the Atlantic coast and iii
the northwest. Freezing temperatures
were reported from the northern por-
‘l.i0iih of the Lake region lliltl New litig-
land.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 24; high 47..
Clear.
Prices on fish are still going down.
Sec (Jutblll’s udv..
lied couches at reduced prices at l".
A. Mitchell's. See, adv.
Francis 1). Austin spent the day in
Wilton with friends yesterday.
Chester N, Wittnrlght spent Sunday
at his home in Matianuuln, New Jer-
soy.
There are soverul interesting items
iii the Road ndv. for the April shop-
poi: ilettor road it.
Miss Marguerite Ililwortli is quite.
ill at her homo on lW’nion Park with
an attack of tho urip.
The South Not'wulh Trust
will oolohrnio its ninth
'i‘hurstltty of this week.
(‘otupatuy
birthday on
Frank T. “rundown of 'i‘dylor &
ioldoit's office, was a gnost of i’l‘iotitis
itt ilrooklyli over Suntltty.
'I'Iit‘ Spriiigwootl littsolutll Ii'uill Of
South Norwnlk would lilto to arrange
Killllt‘b with (‘olottinls of Norwulk’.
liurry lTiitit‘rliiil nud fitlllli) drovo to
ilratit-hvlllo yesterday and spout tho
afternoon with friends lti thui pint-o.
()ur iirotlior's Lodge will work tlto
iititlatot'i' dogroo this owning on two
('tiittlititttou in their hull itt Wall sti‘ool.
\, ...”...
iturhors' Dance. tomorrow
Elmer (7. litillook. of Now iinvou.
spout Sunday with Mr. nttd Mrs. i'nl-
viu i’itrtiy at their home on Main
ntt‘rot.
night.
Mrs, Lavinia (‘, thdiulius. tti' Wot-it-
port uvoltuo, is spending it work with
low soil. Darwin Wudlititus. iii Now
York city.
i-ittlnt l‘uul‘s ilttiltl llii‘t‘ih‘ on Woti-
Ili'titiill‘ afternoon at tho rositiout-o of
Mrs. Sniuut'l .iut'vis, tl-l lt‘rnnltlilt uvo‘
into, at 2:30 p, ill.
'i‘lto (‘ntliollt- tIttiuu i‘otutt-ll.
Knights of Columbus, l‘i'i‘i'IYt’tI iioli'
t‘ouiutuuiou in u 1)“in at 7 o't-lotk
(‘Illll’Cil at St. Mary's yt-utt-vtltty morn-
ing.
llouse painting. Murphy itoo. (‘0.
Th \i'uuhingtoti Si.
Mrs. James (tuition. oi’ lt‘niriitlld avo-
our, returned homo Saturday from a
short visit with tho Rev. and Mrs. A.
H. Kuvanagli. formerly of South Nor-
walk.
...—.1...“ .
Owing to tho. inclement weather.
Saturday afternoon. there was not, a
largo attendance at the Sunni auction
at it lluyviow itvtutue. consequently the
auction will It" continued tomorrow at
l p. in. The adv. in this issue will give
you it list of articles to he sold.
A iiroati llivrr-Newiown avonuo
trolley car llguroti in another track
Jumping episotlo again last night, when
it got orouuwhto of the rails while
making the email over from maiden
avenue to Wall street. “With tho air
slatsnce of some "turtle backs” and an-
other trolley our, the recalcitrant out
was pulled back on the mile within a
few minutes. it was only Saturday
afternoon that one of those orons town
oars jumped the trunk near (lraoo
Church. in British M't‘litllt and started
to mount the rhut-oh yard terrace.
5.-.... n...“ ..
robots
Complete Line of Photo Supplies
utilises-Powell ’thpontlon.
. a WAOHINuTON or.
‘m
. .
otltor iil‘iliillil iii u pinyiul iituutior.
i
for the Coming Season?
We write this insurance. Callus up
TILIPHONI 10M
TAYLona GOLDEN
an kinds[authoritarian-rumor. Fire.
"'lornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds, Burglary and A000,.
dent insurance.
74 waisuiiio‘ron svnssimouru
NORWLK. corrupt
one? .
Tonic Recondructor
coco om av
F. H. BAXTER
M" ANDERSON'S,
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sires built to Order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPoinLNorwalk
‘ A. J. Hand 8: Company
A
'EIEiillllliil ENGINEERS Alli]
llllilIRliiIflllS
JOBBING AND REPAIRINO '
Hoyt’s Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phono 428
Norwalk vacuumACleaniriE
Wagon
will clean your house. in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction gttarnn»
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
CAsEs iN rue TOWN coonrfm
Mrs. Minnie Knewlton Reported to
Have Lott Norwalk for Maine.
Mrs. Minnie Knowltt‘tu and Ellis». ”ii'
7.01 llritto uoi‘t- arrested some. tituo one
for intoxication and hrourh of lit‘lti‘“.
wot-o told iii the How iho t'iirw was
tried that their ratios would be routin-
noti until this morning. Miss nritto
Was on hand, but Mru. linowltoti has
gone to Miiillt' with hor oldest child. a
girl, and us it is thought that she will
never ooiut- hark. iior t-uso was ill‘iii‘ii
t‘llii)‘ tlIfiIIiISfit‘ll, 'i'ltt' i‘lih" (if Misti
Ilritto was continued for tour \vooka
which will ltring it on Monday morning
May it. til it il'f‘Iiit‘k. Meantime hilt‘ it.
to ho on hov good behavior and was
pnroloti iii ”to otuttotiy of (‘hi-‘l‘ Ili‘ntlr
Iv).
Smorul l‘oliali pooplo noro in tho
town t‘iilil‘l this morning with tt‘oublo
showing plainly ltt lltt-it' tnoos, Wuliot
Novttlt With tho prisotior ttiiti \Hibi‘lliti‘i’.‘
rd with litiNlillll on Mrs Aniiio Koch-r.
all winter homo ho Illlh hottrdoti tor
sotno Iittlo tiiiio. Annie ('I‘Rllill‘tl (but
it wool. ttgo Sniurtlu). Novnk hull omitt-
to tho house with n hotito or whiskt-t,
and lit-rtitiao tlion, tht‘ Korlor woman
and her stator \'lotorl.i l'Jlulm. would
not littiulito. tutti sinrtoti tt rotiizltliouito
iio tit-tiioti tltnt more wins uttt ibiut; Illxt'
that going on and NIH that ho liitti
route to the promo with it Iittlllt‘ oi \\ ins
ktty tilttl tlioy till linti ti t'otiplo of drinks
nftor whit-it tlit-y Ilt‘KlHl to push onoh
At
any who ho was tit‘m'l‘vitix of it [luv and
was found guilty by .ltttlito hardwood
and iiuotl Sit ttnti routs, which his Illlli’
or pttld.
Wultor llrown. u tit-only tivo your oltl
young man, wont on it sproo yontortiui
tutti iiiixoti things up some in ltivorsido
ooiuoloi'y iii the \viudtip. He had lill‘i‘ii
a horse from liniiit'n stithio und Ililll
tiritt-tt to \iziliou with Junior. lilou
ogliuu. 'i'hoy l‘i‘llll'llt‘ii tutti ilrowti loi‘t
Motttiltugiiitii tit his Iliilllt‘. The liquid
outliusiusnt then got in its work and
soon tho )tililtg lltiill Willi driving his
ioziui (Hi‘l' tho gl‘tht-s in tho i‘l‘llli'll‘i‘}
iititil i‘lll‘t‘liiiit'l‘ i:. W. \'oorltotts soul
for t‘uptniu 'l‘lionuis Hunt The lttttor
wont to tho t-oniotot‘.V and tho young
ittitii huti iIIKilltili‘lli‘t'iI. ’l'hoit t‘npiulu
iittiti wont to tho home of tho it'iiow‘s
unolo. at El l’lytuuutlt avenue. and
wood Brown tutttoi- tho Iii‘iI ~nll but
his left foot, lltt was "pulled out" and
thou "pulled in." Ho itlt‘litlt‘d hltlliy
this illtll‘llllii; utitl lit-l it want his ilrsi
tii'fl‘tiuo .iutlgo IJli’kWi‘iliiI loi hint off
with u warning and a line or 37 and
costs.
Ilt'llt‘t‘lllt‘lll (lltl (it'iiiit‘lititll trout-li-
lug our Hilltill boy from tlto puniutt-liitg
of two tttliornt
”ilti ho) for"
"Iloonuno ho utudt- so many mistakes
lit his artiluttotit- this morning."
"ilut wittit huslnoan was tliui
yours?"
“May, he lot no copy our «tumors
from his.” it‘litgoutlo illuoltot'.
“How's that mine of yours coming
along?"
"'l‘hoy‘vo struck a new vein."
“'l‘hai’s runny."
"What itiukos you think an?"
”Oil. the mine is such a, good Joko
that l'ni sure it ililtill have a funny
voin.“--8t, hauls Star.
of
For Flatfish and Trout.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
~At COLEMAN’S
NEW! Iran:
to North Main It. south Norwalit
Agent for A. a. I sldiug's
Imbalt and Court [WI
‘ i
is Your Launch or Boat insured
-..—...... *vfieflw-«M
find them here.
to $6.00.
dcrwcar for boys.
14 So. Main St..
80. Norwalk.
and hay.
slut and tiiiili what they will.
itch?
“to.
tutti as the quality of the food you
Proprietor
Bonnie. iiorss Food
nonnio nah-y Feed
ilonnie Poultry Food
Bonnie Stork Feed
iionnio Scratching Feed
Benoit. Little Chick Feed
The Home of iisrtSchttn‘rdt Marx clothes
Buy Good Clothes
. For Your Boy!
It pays to pay enough to get good clothes: for boys.
It is foolish to pay too little; as foolish to pay too much.
But there are good clothes at the right prices. and you will
Good Clothes. in pretty styles, in handsome fabrics
and patterns. well made 0f solid-wearing materials, and as
full of satisfaction as an egg is of meat.
Test our values at our prices!
Sailor and Russian blouse suits in fancy mixtures
and colored serges, ages 3 to 10 years, $3.00 to $6.00.
Spring Reefers in fancy cloths and blue scrgcs. $2.50
Knickerbocker Suits. ages 8 to :7. in all the shades
of gray and in fast blue serges. $2.50 to $i0.00.
Hats. Caps, Blouses, Neckwear, Stockings and Un-
TWO STORES; , Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
...-....
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT His MOUTH.
The host. blends in any horse's pedigree after all art» 9000 teen
With plenty of good. clean grain and hay. with good water
of course, the average animal will turn out. a good spot-linen, be his
Wu giro. lots of credit in Mood and
brooding and very little to food and cure; yet what would any of our
horsos ovor nororitpliuitod on aristocratic descent nnti on empty slum.
i’odlgroo only is it weak stall in support Iltll‘h’t‘ or man through
And the quality of tho grain you food your animals is its impor-
(Pal.
Quality First. Last and All the Timo.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
"For the Land Saks" use Bowker‘s
Fertilizers for Lawn, ‘Oardsn and
Field.
Combine the Finest Material with
Opposite Hotel
Jackson’s Photographs
years of Study and Experience.
RESULT:
A Pisa-tug. Permanent Photograph. Call and use Our New Samples.
WE DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Prices to Suit. Bring Your
Pictures and Let Us Suggest 0 Proper Frame.
. Jackson's Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
What ill‘t' you Ittirtilig '
SHINE IABKIE
on
r»
c rm.
and we poor mortals can have our
again in so young.
78 WASHINGTON STREET
tr
‘Pld
)
‘,
5; M... . t ‘
\
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
new spring suits, but will never
tiavo that Photograph takln now.
G. .5. North, Photographer
OOUTH NORWALK
ed. 400 qt.
Clams. No frozen stock.
TELEPHONE l08.
...”...
Spring Styles
nlanelio Ring is always preaching
caution-«whether ahtl practices it. or
not is. an Kipling says. another story.
“It everyone was only as cautious as a
man I once knew." ails said the other
ulglitns shit was waiting to go on iii
“The Yankee Girl.” "nobody would
ever go broke. its called at. the money-
order window of the local post-office
and asked permission to send an order
xor 3100 to the 'old country! Then
the man with the money gave his own
Lintone as payee.
"'i'tuf‘wiiis' over mutt week: an
Pitttsu ilSHSill tutti
Haddock. 80 lb.: Flattish, 80 lb.: Grseu Smelt. Mc lbd Spanish Mackerel.
160 lb.; R00 Shad, tSc th.: Round Clams. 100 at; Grunport Oysters. 500 no:
Pollock. 80 0).; Steak Cod. me "3.; Sea Trout. the 0).; Haddock R00. 150
0).: Buck ahsd. 12:: lb.: 80: Escatlops. 50c qt.: Rocksway Long Clams. upon-
Hatibut. Salmon. White Porch. Bluefish. Esta. Long and Round
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
DERBIES ‘
SOFT HATS ... ... . . . . . .500, $1.00, 81.50.81.755. Sago. $2.40
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS ... .. . . .. .200. 450. out: and $1.40
UMBRELLAS ..... . . . t .. . . .. . . . .750. 90c.$i.4o. 01.90. 32.40
.. “-..... o ..4..- ...».
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Spring Prices
$1.50. $1.75. $1.90. $2.40. $0.90
fioluntoerod. 'and i wpnt to have the
‘ other
side. no that I can give it to my moth-
tnonoy waiting for tits on tho
er.’
“Why don't you take it
asked the clerk.
iy osnts.‘
" ‘Wnll. suppose the ship sinks and
I drown‘t' "-—Youna's Mogulno.
W
‘ The cash register in absolutely ini-
arttttl: it makes the same noise for I
grant ado that .li ..niaitea tors mitt
“t ‘ , .,
.flflt
i‘ ..tht
...-«wwm. .
"0th
N.
with you?‘
‘Yon would save for-
a.
' Illilll Ill flit SIREEI
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, tn.—~«'I‘ii0
,openlng stock market showed no
'change from the apathetic conditions
which provailed last week. Prices
moved slunglshly and irregularly on
had been established in the cariyinn-
don market were utit fully retained
, here and the tendency of prices was
downwards after the opening, Anteri-
ran Sntoiting declined l and St. Paul.
United States Steel and American our
large fractious. Canadian Pacific sold
at an advance of 1 1-4.
WALL STREET. ii a. ni.-~Fttrth0r
large inroads wore made on prices,
St. Paul losing i H: and Chesapeake
& ()hio. Rock inland and Denver &
Rio (iraiitle phi. 1: Supporting orders
were then distributed. ll. S. Steal rul-
lyiiig 1 1-4 from its low figure to 83 1-8,
and i'ition l’ucillo. Reading. St. Paul.
Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelting l. The rally brought the
market leaders above. Saturday‘s clos-
ing. utter which tho demand waited
and trading became stagnant.
WALL STREET Nooti.-8elllng of
stocks was railed professional and was
based on the outline of further govern-
ment suits against corporuto combine.»
tlons. given by the ntornm‘gottorui fit
his speech in Chicago. Traders who
hid for stocks to cover short reported
the supply source. resulting in the ral-
ly. Activity run down near the point
of idleness toward the hour or the as»
sembling or the Supreme ("ourt at
Washington. Bands were irregular
WALL STREET, 1 p. in.-—The re.
assigniuont of the American Tobacco
and Standard Oil cases by the Sir
promo ti‘ourt threw the uncovered
shorts into it flurry. Tilt-y hlti up pri-
ces on themselves in their efforts to
secure stocks. Wide fractional iiiuipu
hetwoeu salt-s resulted. The most no.-
tivo spottulztilvo stooks Wort? rtlsltod up
‘2 to it points, followed by some fever-
ish and violent reactions. i'tiitm i’n‘
rlilc and flooding wore exceptionally
utiortotl, the former jumping to 515
points over Saturday and thou rt-ttot-
inn 2%.. and tho latior rising in; and
rt-uttioii 30.. Reactions lit otht-r ar-
iivr stocks lilt‘lihtll‘i'd i to 2 points
WIlI‘t't' tho t‘iri‘ had hoon front 2 to 3.
TM iuurkot then suddenly tpiiolod tlltd
Itt't't‘lilll‘ Ht'iiiIIi'l’.
' WASN'T HE LUCKY?
‘tttt. Mr Murphy." exclaimed )irs
llatlliunu, stopping ltiiii as he tried to
..iip by, did you hear how the draw-
ings illllii'tl out at tho fair that night?"
‘No." ho l‘l'iiilt'iI rosignedlv. "Who
\tttii "'
"New wait till I tell you. Who, do
you think “on lht‘ first prize""
'l tloiit' know. Who’."
".\li llitlp girl, Kittie.
hit it} ""
”indeed. iIIllI
"Anti \\ ho tin you think won the wtM
tttitl' Mt Ililii‘ \Vllllt‘ \Vlts'il‘l
llt‘ hit in ”"
.\|l' Murphy, tlitln't sit) ititythiiig
And Mr Murphy. who, do you
Wasn't she
hilt’ was“
hit}
very much dealings. Advances which .
EVENING“ SENTINEL ‘
BLUE SER
.«i ' WAGE FIVE. 7 .
......
SUITS} _.
Arc to be very popular this season. We are
sliowmg more than usual. Priced at
$10.00, $12.00,
risen-$18.00.
$20.00 and $25.00 ‘
Gray Mixtures, of course. in great variety
ALL THE . UP-TO-DATE
. FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit,
Including SHOES and OXFORDS
Prices Clothing Store
98 Washington St, South Norwalk .
A Wonderful
Bargains
This Week for Stamp Collectors
and Economical Housekeepers
till anions Free with 1 large
can Adzi’ [3. Powder tit ...... 500‘
2:. Stamps Free with 1 bottle
Pure Extract, any tisvor....250
Very Best A&P Creamery Butter, 3 lb., 350
A81? Fancy Patent Flour. a Barrel, $6.75
- A&P Fancy Patent Flour,24 1-2 lb. Bag,850
Muir. l‘t‘nt'lies. 3 pounds fttr..250
Royal Apricots, 2 pounds for. .250
Soedlosa Raisins. a package...
lonn Tomatoes, t cans for ..... 250
Sultana Torontoes. 3 cans {012250
Tc . AM’ Tomatoes. a ca'n...’..'.‘.r¢.r
40 Stamps Free with a 500 Purchase of Our
think, won tho tiiit'tl ptiro‘ \‘oti'ti
itotor glit‘ttt-t" Silo right. llo
rttiiltiil‘t
”i did. myself, in
“ii-‘3
.\Iitt‘pli_\. \\‘n.~li'i
l Iitt‘ky'“
“You \vt'ro all lurk}. ltii tlilttklttit.
Mrs. Ilttlllgnu Ill tho “an." lit- ro-
tuarkrti allot ti utouiout. "did i t'Vl‘I‘
pu} you for tho t~ltntiotu~ I tookW
"\\‘h\ no, Mr Muiphi. thul reminds
the You didn't.”
"Wasn't l Irtk‘ “" i~‘ttuti Norman E.
Mark's National Monthly.
ilrt'nslounllv it girl with it stittlttt i
utistultt-u for a dirt
.‘tlntii it good man it. it tpiltit-r wholi
tho whistle plows.
GOLD MEDAL HOUR
«mDavid wj‘haymond
Funeral Director and Emhalmer
10 North Main Itmt. Iouth Nor-walk.
fluid-n00. 6 Washington "not.
Telephone It office. ”6-2.
Telephone It house. as.
W
APRIL
is tut good a month for
good resolutions as Jun-
nary.
There is no good new
son why you can not.
Hth‘ something each
month, if it isn't more
than n dollar. -
Start. a «twinge 00'
count with
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
small Accounts Invited
; * nonwoit
Savings Society
inconronarrso 1m
Deposits over $3.775.000
cum M. Holman. Frost.
win. A. aunts. Vlool'mt.
my“. mm a run .
“hid. it, will formulations“ 0!»st 000»
Famous High Grade Teas. and Coffees
10 Stamps with Any of the Following
Articles
i run iloots .................. 120.
‘2 lbs. A&l’ lnnntit‘) Stali‘vh. '
t‘fll‘Il ...................... c
1 hot Courtenay & t‘o‘s Sauce 120 l
1 jar Adri’ Sutokoti ileof.....l§0|
l pkg. Minute Tapioca ....... 106
i hottlo Eli‘t‘li‘iilllli‘ ........... 100
l pkg. .-\&i’ Jelly Powder....100
1 box AM’ Lunch Cocoa.....i0¢
IHE BREM A&P IEA BilMPANY w
124 Washington Street. South Norwallt
"rot. No.0“. Doihmlu 0:30 A. M. and 2:80 P. M. Pros Dottvory.
......W. ,. ”.....- ....1.-. .
0. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
Dopartmon Commander Haven Gives
Details of Mouser of Veterans in
New London April, 15 and is.
fit gouorul orders. issued by itepart-.
tuont iftiniuuuidor George Haven to tho
it, A. it. of Connecticut. instructions
i” to train travel between points
throughout the saute and New London
for the department encampment on
April in and iii. are given. The New
York, New Haven and Hartford ruli-
roui has made a special rate of hire
and three-fifths for tho round trip.
ileudquartcro of the department will
be established at aha ("rocker house.
on V‘rltiayprril iii.
The roittmlttoo on t-rodontlals has
been appointed and will consist. of
John Motllnloy. of New London, chief
of stuff of the department commander;
liavltl Wfirlhnrpe. of New Haven. anti
William i6. Morgan. asnlstant adiuiant
general. The committee will meet at
i0 it. m. on the first day of the oncanip
meat to make up the department roo-
tor.
The council ob administration will
meet at tho (trucker house at 10:30 to
audit the accounts of the assistant ad»
iiitant general and the assistant quart
term-star general.
Dwight C. Kllhotlrn. of Post 80. and
Charles M, nonunion. at Post 20, have
been appointed a oomniitla t0 distrih
uto housed and will meet for this pur-
pose at. tho Crockett house. April 15.
at 10:30 it. to. Each delegate must
appear in person and got. his mm.
The encampment will he held in the
stats armory, New London. April it. at
this it. no. that... w. w. Perkins Post.
rattles. one to not as officer of the day. '
one an officer of the guard and four as
guard, who will report to the assistant
adiutiint general at i p. in. April in.
The committee on hotel and accommtr
dations is Francis Bracken. 251 Bank,
street. and Louis l.. Baker. 51 Alter”
place.
A campfire will be held Friday even-
ing. April to. at the Lyceum theatre...
The Eleventh Artillery band, U. S. A.
will he in attendance. it is awarded
that a number of notable speakers will
he present. Including Samuel R. Van
Slant. commander-menial, The Wo¥
men‘s Relief Corps. ladies of the G. A.
it. Sons of Veterans. SpanishM'ar Vot-
erana anti citizens of New lnndonht‘q,
invited to be prettgnt.‘ The commit-j
too on campfire is General George liar ,
van and John McGlnloy. of Pout No. 47.;
A LIGOON ON SPECIALIZINO.
Ho was an American yisithr. but! so. .
ho saunterod into the harbors shop its ~ ‘
freely criticised British methods at
work and business. ‘ , , t, '
”You dont specialise." he Ill :."yoa
should stick to one branch 0th thinsr ‘
and master it completely comblotclyl"
The barber said nOtthI. but. ll“- W
art-d his face very liberally. and that
sat down to road. x . .
"Well. why don‘t you shave mat in
quired the Atherioangnftoy ,nve'niiitt
lites. . {—
"We only lather here." was the re:
sputum: "you must white the no“?
street for a shave."--tl‘lt Bits.
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