ror he had tilt ‘ very. nhbeof‘eloth-
log off of himssi ‘ bile unlisr theiabls
and an at thetablo without a lunch
on'hlni. . . ‘
One or the moitfstlilkln‘ examples of
woman} dhvotion and s mirsiiou air-
iier has and: alter he had been taken
frrn her... was that. of the mothers!
Get to... Mixer.
. Fillodl'at the
g ' . ' ‘ 3 ,‘.‘i.. 1:.
Bridge .l’liiiiiuacli
Prompt and walnut semee at
all times. ,
Personal subtitles given to all
prescription work. ,
chairs for our trolley patron.
pools in and wait for your car.
names firnsauacv
the late thgrEdWard,.when Albert
Wetter, the. lace of Sase~00burg.
led in the winter of 1861. Prince ‘Alv
art. like h coldest son, was taken off
equally and on from gastric fever when
about forty-two years of age, and a at
ill!) some time one of the distur ilg
comets had supposedly come in coh-
tact with the earth. Queen Victoria
ordered liied sised statues to be chise
eled- out of a solid block of white W
blag representing her husband. bars?
beaded, with his right arm uplifted
and pointing towards heaven, white the
queen, with her, royal robes and crown
on her head. and her right hand reat-
ihg on his left shoulder, was re re-
sented looking earnestly into her ate
use
u—qm
Miss Clara Johnson. at New street.
was a guest of her relatives in George-
town sunday.
. Charles Levy. or the. Washington
street bridge, is visiting in New York
city for a few days.
Charles P. Oddo, or the Washington
street bridge, was a visitor in New
York City yesterday.
Edward F. smith. of Boavlew avo—
nue. the well known telephone contract
agent and sportsman. is planning to go
to Maine on a fishing trip.
The school children wii have one
day's vacation on account of Memorial
Day. on the date of it. next Monday
and the East Nurwallt pupils. it is ex-
‘pacted. will march in the‘ G. A. R. per-
a c.
It is announced that the new pipe
organ for the East Avenue Methodist
Church will arrlva at the East Nor-
. walk railroad depot Monday. it will
be unloaded Tuesday and taken to the
church.
' The street oiling has not been tali-
en so extensively in Van Zandt street
as last year. So far only two or
three property owners hare gone into
it. whereas last year there was quite
a stretch of oiled highway.
The new addition to the plant oi the
South Norwalk Engineering Company.
near the east bound East Norwaik rail-
roall depot: The concrete floor for the
new section has already been laid. This
addition is to be 25 x 20 and two store
ice in height. *
The indications are that the June
brides will be just as numerous as ev-
er this year and possibly more plenii»
ful than In several years. Already ill-1
vltatlons for some Juno weddings have
been issued and more will follow our;
in; the Week.
There was not a little consternation
yesterday among the school boys of
the town who have not been attending
sessions regularly. The state iruant
officer Giles Potter was around. and
he was making things interesting, as
usual. for delinquents.
There has been considerable doing
of late in the blacklishlng line. Some
good catches have been made but Wil~
iiam Benedict's seven and OllErhull
pounder continues to be a record
breaker. Many doubt that there will
be a catch during the season as large.
A number of the local business men
have been mulling informal calls on
each other to ascertain the intention
regarding Memorial Day closing. Sev-
eral proprietors of provision stores
have announced that they will keep
their establishments closed through-
out the day
Dr. iialph‘M. Bennett. of Seavlew
nVcnuc. set out for New York City this
morning on a business trip. but hopes
to get u little pleasure out or Ii loo.
for llt‘ is intending to witness ”10 base.
bull game thiii afternoon (at American
League Park between the New York
and Chicagos.
Inasmuch as street oiling projects
in Beavii-w avenue have not panned
our results thus far, George ll. Van
Alstyno. proprietor of the Crescent
Laundry, and Contractor H. V. Carr.
who has a his shop nearby, are plan-
ning to oil in front of their premises
themselves.
East Norwnlli will figure prominent-
ly in the G. A. It. Memorial Day par-
ade. on account of the many dead sol-
dlerii who are buried in the Dust Nor-
waik cemetery. There are I! veter-
ans' bodies in this cemetery. Before
the decoration in stories], ii small ling
will be placed over each grave.
‘The date of the race of the lipid
Norwslk Yacht Club is still a mooted
question. but the indications continue
that the original data of Saturday.
June ilih will be given up in favor of
July 4th. The former date is obiocicd
to by some on the ground that, some of
the boat owners who would partici-
pate would be unable to be on hand
Saturday afternoon.
The insurance he! not yet been ad-
isstud on the loss sustained in the urea
which so badly damaged tho-establish.
meat of the Century Wstdrprocfing
Geniusuy in nsavlew avenue. This
morning when 0. 0. keystone, of the
company. arrived he wasoonsiershiy
«cruised over the disap, slice; of
the oilice typewriting also his. At first
he believed it had been stolen but
learned later that as agent had remov-
ed it. it is sup sell that he thought
the place sban used on account of
the lire. ‘ .
That the present king of England
in like other boys‘ when he was
you is illustrated by use of the many
. so ,oies told a hint. One morn-
' while seated st. fast, with his
. annals. Queeniflnlorlt. he was mall.
,' all sorts of full 0 the old lady.
Ill punishment ans buds him get no
air the table and ally until he could
behave himself. lie obeyed. but in a
little while he was so quiet she to.
L ~—
a
tented. and said he might come up
with choir “Mil. Wt" ' obeyed more
promptly than baton.
iii to lllii‘ hora
hiisbhnd's face. This beautiful piece
or statuary. the cost or which she do-
frayed out of her own nurse. was tale
an to the Albert Memorial Chapel at
Windsor, England. Where it now stands
as a monument to both those two he
loved rulers. ill. W. James happened to
be in Birmingham. England . at the
time of Prince Albert“: untimely death,
and the whole town from the Bull Ring
in the heart of the place. to the govern
ment mint, at Soho. many miles apart.
was one mass of black crane and cloth.
Every roan who wore a high but had a
black build around it and theboys had
crepe aroiindgtheir caps. Evén the po-
licemen. who iii that time were stove
pipc bars with leather tops. had the
usual sign of mourning. ‘
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Assuming for the moment that man-
kind is still in the process of evolu-
tionary progress, it becomes evident
that human. nature has yct‘ulucli pro-
gress to make before people can be
taught to entertain only honest opih-
ions as to the motives that actuate
their neighbor. iioih honest and dia-
honet opinions at present prevail;
the armor from a sense oi personal
honor. the latter from a hope to profit
by existing circumstances in connec-
tion with the subject matter that nap.
pens for the time to eligage attention.
These thoughts suggest themselves
when considering the differences on
the part of the East Norwalli Firs Die~
trlct committee, and which has caused
much comment.
' The writer does not claim knowlediie
as to the manner in which local fire
department mailers hare been. here-
iofore conducted. and cannot therefore
enter into an analysis of conditions.
but as an interested peril". feels it in-
cumbent to record his impressions.
A public matter involving a yearly
outlay of thousands of dollars. which
amount is raised by taxation from a
class, princiliillly. that are linlltedsns
to their outgo, should be handled un-
der business-like methods and free
from any suspicion that personal in-
terests or possible fiiturc’ advantages
were a factor in view.
in a casual conversation with Mr.
Billensteld. one cf the committee. the
" having it ready for occupancy before
isiioawlil be sled to welcome
any new members. . .
Also, the pill do of Mr. and em.
* launder
d vests ay.‘ presumably from old
a. The dogtisd two tails. and was a
boon companion of "Billy." the first
assistant on the Rampnd farm.
whom he will be greatly missed.
Alfred metre of New York, who
owns dmith’s island. and who is
hunting. an elaborate residence there.
is nus ng the work with the hope of
the and of the present season. A
schonar‘bsa been at the island “for
the past few days unloading a cargo
of matorldl.
ililill initials.
George smith. of Darien. has re-
iurueii from a visit in Bridgeport.
. Miss Millicent Parties. of New Hart-
ford. has returned home. after a short
visit in Barton.
Mrs. Charles W. Parlihurst.
Brooklyn. is a guest of friends
Noroton Heights.
.Misa Eleanor Tyler. of Norotcu.
fixture. who has been ill the past
w . ls convalescing. .
a The Ladies‘ Guild of the Episcopaai
Church, of Noroton, will meet Thurs-
day afternoon. in the veatry.
' Charles Pardon. who has been visit-
ing friends on Main street. returned
an his home in New Hartford. yester
ay.
Mr. and‘hirs. Charles Smith have
returned to their home in 8 ringdale.
alter a short visit with re olives in
Darlen. ‘
Mrs. Charles 3. Clayton has returned
to her home in Natick. R. 1., after a
week's soiourn with friends in Norse
ton.
of
in
An entertainment for the benefit of ’
the Methodist Church of Dorian, will
be given in the Town Hall, Friday ev-
ening.
if you want anything in select gro-
ceries. bay. "grain. feed. flour. hard‘
ware. paints. etc. You can get them it
Bublichtlng Bras. see ads.
George 8. Olmstead. age 70, an in.
males; the Soldiers' Home. died yes-
terday. from a complication of disses.
es. diabetes and gangrene. lie was
a private in Company (3. Third Connec-
ticut infantry.
One of the local telephone wires-
the 837 wirewwaii out of commission
all day yesterday, much to the dis-
comfort of the flienbrooli and Newton
subscribers who depend upon this line
for business.
Miss Ada Conn. who is shortly to be
mirrled to Principal Edwin 3 Stone.
of the Darieu Collier “hook-was given.
a linen and fancy work ahiiwer yester.
day afternoon It the home of hire.
Ono‘s H. Noxon. In Main street.
The funeral of William ii. liosin‘sr.
aged till years. was held at the #01
dlers' Home yesterday morning. he
body was taken to Hartford for burial.
He was a member of Company O. Sec-
ond Connecticut lien-y Artillery. and
Massscliueelis Volunteer infantry.
Quite a sidewalk campaign is now in
progress in the village of Dorian. When
the present work In Railroad avenue
iii cinplcied. there will he walks of
concrete in front of about New busl
ness house on the south side of the
roadway. A concrete walk is also be
ing laid in from of the Allen pharm
acy.
wriier was impressed with the pre-
sentation of his view, and his honesty.
of purpose in illc endeavor to see ihat‘
the district receive full value for every;
dollar expended. lie maintains that
local interests should receive first con‘
sidorailon and illO'lil‘l‘ViCO be perfect-l
ed locally before reaching out to take
in a territory that at present has only
a simulalivo future.
. This is a reasonable conclusion and
it might be added that lh0se whose in-
tereais are connected with such os-
tensions. might possibly have a "pull"
with certain legal gentlemen who en-
deavor by their eloquence to away a
meeting of the voters in the direction
of their own way of thinking. Or for
business reasons the said gentleman
might be led to knowingly make on-
wise. suggestions as to expenditures.
either for new equipment. clings 0
methods or something on these inns
It is unfortunate for the district thli
ilie committee should clash in their
views, to the point of disruption, but
with all deference to Messrs. Fielding
and linker, we incline to the opinion
lihsi Mr. illllensloln is grounded ln~
sincerity of belief.and honesty of n-
teni. and likewise has an inielli nt
comprehension ob required conditions
for the future. .
We further incline to the opinion
that were each individual voter at the
looming meeting to fully understand
Mr. lilllenaleln's altitude and ideas.
iliat they would readily see that his
efforts were to give them value rs-
ceivoil for all outlays. and to confer
benefits to those best entitled to re-
clve them. With these ideas duly lin-
pressed. we venture to say that the
outcome of the meetings could be cor:
ructly predicted in advance. '
Respectfully
charities navuorio. l
Kalil Norwulh. May as. loll).
l uvulil
I
Mr. and Mrs. William Plains . of
Rowayton avenue. spent last nlg s in
Brooklyn. '
The Rev/nylon nuptial Church chair
is piano to give a praise service
nest sand, y evening. ~
‘Slx new members were elected at
the ilrsi‘iheeting of the season of tile
i owayton Yacht Club. enemy even.
'. ’ '.
hire. Harry launch and children. of
Brooklyn who have little of
line“ as. ii. W. emf vies
.sv‘shue. have returned horns.
Tracy A bier clitoris avenue.
liriieipsteiiI in tile sandman airs.
illisn nermuswm case last
eveniii .13 iii: llyrlls Rosin hi the
Waldo Astor s. in New York.“
The annual Mills, of tile oviriiya
too Was Lib much will lie
‘aiuo Psi-lube. of Coliender'ii Po‘ini
section was aged flu and coins in la-
rien last eve ing for selling liquor
without a license and on holiday ai
his place on the Collender's Point
map , of the West Hide.
by.
"purcblmd oi’ibnsive breath, =
M3 hesisliortness of
,. . billions attacks. ii i
sling loss of appetite. feverish ~
con itious. all come from one _
muses-Constipation.
. it . . .y ‘ . ’ ‘r ..
llEiEilliM “:8 "
remedy these conditions be-
' cause they remove the cause.
Th start the bowels,‘ work
the im, sweeten the breath.
cleanse the blood, tone the
stomach, clear the head in.
prove the appetite and bring
restful sleep.
The oldest and best corrects
ire medicine before the public
is Becchoni’s Pills.
“HIM“.- ”Mama-Ian.
W, ——-—-—-—-——-
Stale street is soon to be wired for
diectric lights.
The annual meeting of the Willow
held in the Probate odlcc at 4 o‘clock
this afternoon.
Theinsmbers of the Currents Ev-
ents club will meet with Mrs. w. L
Twir- tomorrow.
Guests from New York are being
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Charles Hooker. '
John itemim has the contract to
erect a new collage for Merrlt (innit
on his Comps property.
hir. and.hirs. Floyd Dykcman are
how domiciled in their newly furnished
home in South Norwnlii. '
Miss Alice Bmllh. of lhis town, will
inks pal-i in a grand musicals at the
Waldorf-Astoria in New York city.
ihls week.
William I. Taylor has purchased
from Bradley brothers a building lot
near Oomph beach and will cum a
summer residence. ‘-
liirs. coves has changed her real
deuce . Walloon hotel to the
home at her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
[Macon Wright street
Following a lingering illness (‘llhi
erine, wife opihe late James A. Perry
died Saturday would at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. c lss liable in
King street. lira Perry was well
known and had a heel of friends who
City home? Notice
We. the undersigned. hereby gm co-
tics in all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of loulh
Noiwalk. that they are required to
delii-cr lo the assessors. or either of
mom. on or before the 31st day of lily.
liilll, a wriiien or printed list. dated.
signed slid sworn to. of all the pro
poriy owned by them on the lat day of
May. lillil. liable to lsaaiion. mailing
a description of all the real estate.
each parcel being so arsleiy described.
road. hir. Fariaeha‘a place was raided
Sunday. and several men were nf‘rclfr
ad. Most of them sciiicd their cam-iii
out of court.
The process of oiling the llhrien
town highways began yesterday and
it will be inconvenient for everybody
more or less for a few days. it is now
pretty gsnersll realised that the oil
on the road a is well worili while.
The Mn omclala have had to dodge
the weather to get the spreading of the
oil storied. on acounl of the frequent
showers.
”8am! ills lisllan who was or
mud unday afternoon in a raid on
, his place in Noroion by Coustiblea
Finch and Bites, on the charge that he
was selling liquOr without a license.
was lined "ii and costs Monday as a-
ing by Justice William H. Willm l.
Jr... The Italian also taken as tro-‘
passion of the place were lined u
and costs. All hands paid up. Several
American young men who gave them-
selves up were-fined It and costs.
Don’t Let the Flies
and Other [needs Bother You
’l‘lds Season.
(lei out your trusty tape and let
down the measurements for black or
Galvanised Screening. or llama Doors
and Window demos. which we have
in all sites.
‘ Schliclitiiig Bros. 8: 00.
Games Relive" Ave. and Main It.
Dorian
ilel‘scl Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and fled. Hardin". Wilts. mus. sic.
M
decree life u is saloyiag a
month‘s vacatipn.
lilie- m humus calamities a
friend from out of town over Sunday.
Dr. and tits. Harold Ogden. of Port
Chester. natures moot guests in
has lost more than 100 chicks by
hawks.
tired Priiclisrd, has returned to
Westbori and will reopen his plumbing
business. ~
lair. slid sir-s {loo Darrow are Mil
toying a plenum i p through Itasc-
achusetts.
. in» new comp, is the min of
Dr. and Airs. Wooster Beach is New
Yorkeity. l' - .
“if . .
held i ill lib ' all [enrich our
ass. vilifiwvs'iiggat tm The
i
tows.
Frank livelier. itesevliie disirlei. district h
N. ll.-—~l.iais may returned to the
.itsiiwuol‘l. at the new Council moms.
in the Library Building. Washington
street. South Norwslli. from and includ-
ing May 18. lull). said silica in be open
from to in i2 o'clock a. in. and roar 2
to i. o‘clock p. m.; on Baturd a from
7 to ii o’clock in the evening. and Tuss-
iiay. lay iiisi. lbio. from 7 to it o‘clock
P. In. '
Dated at the l‘ily of South Norwalk.
Conn. May Illtll. 1910.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
D. WILLIAM HAitl-‘ORD.
LOUIE 8. DEERE.
int :0: measure
‘ Nor“ deeply Mr demise. She was "is
ears, or age and is survived by two
it tors. :Ml‘s Carrie Wheeler, of
u lugtou, (inhumane Mrs. Fable.
The funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon from the home of Under.
«taker his. Intermapt was in Christ
church ’ emeisry.
HOUIATONIB co. EXPLAiNB.
W.
Recent listsmsnts dent Out Are Not a
Dull on Part of company.
Many customers of. the lionsatonic
Power Company. which now mnducts
the lighting and power business of the
(lonnocticut Company. were warm one.
~ der the collar this morning. but it was
, entirely a false alarm.
r
The little tempest in the teapot has
been caused on account of the audit-
ion of the company's books at the.
south Main, street‘onice. an annual
proceeding. In' connection with the
auditing. the auditors sent to each-
customer who! has an open account a
statement. which is in no sense a dun.
Each statement. was accompanied by a
stamped envelope and a request that
the statement he sent back as soon as
possible marked 0. K. if so, or the
prgpcr comment if there was any mis-
s a.
Some people have mistaken the
spirit of the statements and have said
lots of unkind things to employee of
the company which they Would not
have done had they properly under-
stood. Ono of the most prollilc sources
of complaint was that the bills repre-
sented by the statement have been
paid. This is undoubtedly true. but
the trouble has been that the checks
were in transit. at the some time as
the statements,
MiDDLETOWN
TAG
SROPERTY AT-
hiiDlllAE'f‘OWN. May 25.——Propcrty
of Clurcucc s. Wadsworth. one of the
wealthiest men in Connecticut. and
nrcperiyof Denis O’Brien, who has the
contract for concrete work on the
splendid new residence being built for
Mr. Wadsworth at West inngholl. has
been attached by the C. 'l‘. Molllsou
Company of. New York city. in a suit
for 388,000 damages returnable in the
United States Circuit Court the first
Monday in June. The Mollison (‘Olll-
pany bad a subcontract underqu. O"
Brien and they claim that be delayed
in carrying out their part of
the contract and fill ly pro
vented them from do ug any
more work on the placc, causing them
a large. monetary loss.
MORE FLOWER THlEVES.
The newer mound illlcvca are
around again. The property or Frank
Parker. at as Spring street, was visit-
ed last night. and a large variety of
flowers were stolen. Mr. Parker is
lost curious enough to know who (“d
the despicable trick. and 110 offers to
give the man 85 slid urolil criminal
prosecution ii the follow will only call
at Mr. Parker‘s blacksmith shop and
leave his name.
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
litocii. Prices are no
higher than on year.
E. E. Gorbam
Decoi’ator
l0 Firit Street. N Norwslll
Telephone 452
NOTICE
airlines
Tbs taxpayers of the f‘ity of South
Norwaili are hereby unlined that the.
city in of seven (1 l niills oil'tlie dob
iar. laid on the meal list of "Oil
by the Board of mitosis sad 'i‘aass
tics. will be due and bio on the
first day of liay. mo. at loll time i
will receive the some At my since.
Room 5. United Baal: Building. '7
Washington meet. lioiiib Norwailt.
Penalty at the isle of also ii) on
cent. a your from Hey 1. mo. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June i. mo.
WILL!“ s. Wlwol.
Collector of MI of the (lily of
South Narnia.
lentil Network. April s. i910.
j Schddl Taxes
Union School sumo”
the taxpayers of the south Norwaiil
Union School
ii
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llaiosla pianist. .
Horses liurlilliti's new house on is a
noted It lies Narnia. April It.
i slim
“m
vsil'v LITTLE
smut-cancer
lows. Wannabe allsissa.
document's?" .
mama‘s-ram
ms arenas-a
lawnmower).
is wassuiaveu eraser.
soars "DIWALI.
' val. ass.
Dilly lineto N. Y.
For Freight Only
OI II W m. ‘i.
new names. is. or
must). every car. issue's
CEHMW
. W”
timeouts“? that.
. sew-amen.
.. ¢.c.iis|slssn.l
Annie. 4. with.
m
Megan.
“*lrl.:.i1”il..
‘UidLolllli a
1 “This is one of the leading prop'
nations of the great American
Draggists Syndicate alpaooo drw
flats, and next to a. reputable phy-
siclau's prescription is the best
remedy for indl estlon.
.1: your stomac troubles you and
you don't get the full amount of
nourishment trout «your food-if
you are distressed at or eating and
have us, sour belchings. pains
and nausea, this remedy will give
you instant relief.
it is perfectly safe and harm-V
get it at: any.
less. and you can
A. D. 8. drug store.
These are the local A. D. a. druggistii:
All”. "I. drugoisi.
The Iridgs P srmscy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittlisr I. Cavity. Prop‘s.
LOCAL TROLLE: Lines manic}.
After making an inspection of the
local trolley lines yesterday. the state
railroad commissioners. Messrs. Scy~
incur, Doolittle and Billings. started
for Bridgeport on the company‘s pl'lr
rate our "600.” with which they had
been mm by Superintendent George
H. Caffrey and Street Railway Super-
intendent Charles A. Copley at 1230'
yesterday afternoon. At. that point.
the commissioners were bade farewell
by Manager Potter. of the Stamford
lines. The commissioners were met
at the corner of Main and Wall streets
by Superintendent Chapman. of the
Bridgeport line.
wuss A nor srsL'L cones
RANGES
will be in‘great demand, so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
orlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
1 A 3 T N O R w A L K
n“..-
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Oooiied to Order
John possum
PROPRIITOI.
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TiiE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
' Scaling the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Ivan if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
~ later life in the different as sad
bubs. om
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and; pain. and health is
rsswrsd through humanist“ the six
serve systems inmughfhda
e ind"
Nervousnfill.
sis. Heart. Kidney and female Die
cases are given special attention: also
rem ill “in I..."
s v a a
“suave loin ml Nil
1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given ‘Alae.
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DliplitAhLIif BUILDING w'l‘hJ-
ilayvisw Ava. Central Ave. Wood-
woor Ave. and libsdoseiia Psi-h.
NW t AND 1 aces flotilla-—
Lincoln avenue. oodward avenue
and Clirard place.
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utcmbbils Hobbit and
' lira Moreno:
a. .‘
J. M. Layton ‘8. Co.
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I maltose ave. so. seamen.
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Wendell Phillips we: :1? “0:; he.
casion. lecturing in Ohio. and, while
on a railroad journey going to keep
one of his appointments. be met in
the car a crowd of clergy, returhing
from some sort of convention. One
of the ministers felt called upon to
approach Mr. Phillips, and asked
him: “Are you Mr. Phillips?" “i am.
sir.” "Are you trying to free the
triggers?" "Yes, air; I am an abol~
‘itionistffi "Well. why do you preach
your doctrine up here? Why don‘t
you go over into Kentucky?“ “3%
cuss, me. sir, are you a preacher?"
“I no air." “Are you trying to five
souls from hell?" “Yes. sir; that's
my business." “Well. why don'a‘yoii
go there?" The assailant hurried “into
the smoker amid a roar of unsubsti-
iied langhter.—~liiveryboily's Mag no.
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