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It you 4' have .oltii‘iimed a . taste tor
good purs,~0sudy." .
OUR HOME MADE IWEETO
will certainly tickle your points. Al-
Ways trash and enticing.
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Tel. 400. 51 Wuhlngton at.
an an
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ’i‘ucsduy
partly cloudy. Moderate to brisk
southeast winds shifting to west. 'l‘ues-
dayli. [thin has occurred during the
last. 24 hourst‘rom Minnesota etislward
across the Lake region to New Eng-
land. along the. Atlantic coast states
from Maine to Florida and the (1qu
const. states east of the Mississippi.
The heaviest rainfall reported was 1.02
inches at Cape May, N. .l. The weath-
cr is clearing this morning in the cen-
trai and southern sections. The tern-
peraturc is rising slowly along the l\t~
lantic coast. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emperature: Low. :39; high, Tit.
Clear.
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Our Brothers’ Lodge will meet this
evening and work the initialory de-
grcc on four candidates.
All members and well wishers of
Knight Street A. M. E. Church are in
witcd to attend a reception on Wed-
nesday evening, June it, lillt). to web
come the pastor buck.
Washington (lamp. No. 11, P. 0. S.
of A.. will hold a regular meeting
Tuesday evening. There will he an
important. business meeting, l'oilowad
by cake and ice cream.
liarry Earle and a party or the liar-
strom students attended tho Yule-
l‘rincetou base ball game In New liar
veil Saturday afternoon. They spent
the evening with their Sillfil'lli friends
at Yale.
-» i’auuiuas from Stilt) to $3, ()‘Ht'lmr
A four horse tally-ho coach went
through Norwnlk Saturday noon and
attracted not a little attention to iinelf.
'l‘hc l‘ootmcn were there and all the
neonlrcmcnts. bill the proverbial
horns were not in sight.
It was said the Norwnllt police \Vt‘l'e
seen running up Main street yesterday
:it full tilt and the rumor llmi there
was a tight ill progress was quickly
spread. it turned out, Il()WI'\'t'l‘. tilut
but one policemen hall been running.
and that he was trying to get out ol‘
the wet. and incidentally pet to his
walling dinner.
l‘nicstlilh (lasilc. No. 12, A. 0. K. of
the M. (1.. will hold their regular meet»
ing in Mystic Chain iiall tonight. The
committees from Seaside iilld (‘oluln-
bin (‘aslics will be on hand and the
liiuil arrangements will he. made for
the thrill of this month when Supreme
Columnmler L. (.‘. (lotthold will be
present. The degree team will re-
Ileilrht‘.
Syitcsil r Sherwood and daughter. of
Zn West Washington street. had us
put-sin over Hundny, Mr, tutti Mrs. t‘url
I.IiilI:ill‘(illl. of Scranton, l‘a.. who Were
married inst 'l‘hurutlay, .inne L'ud. Mrs.
Liiintrom was Miss Maybelle Keith,
dauplucr of William .I. Keith, formerly
Of South Norwnlit. Mr. l.lnd.~ttrom is a
professor in the International (‘orrca
pondcncc Schools of Scranton.
It is easy to toll by n loolt. those who
went on the l’heonix l-lnltlne t‘om»
party's excursion. yesterday. in Nor
wallt the comet hua been forgotten.
and i‘orunliou, unit the ufiesllou is not.
”Have you soon the comet 1‘" bill. "Did
you have a good time on tho excur-
sion?" ltivnrbody that went says they
had a nice time. but their uppearuncea
build their words.
There is one. man In Norwulh who
tltomuahly believed in labor-saving
devices, it“ they are of his own unmit-
incinl‘e. llta lawn in on the slope of
a side hill and is extremely dillicnll to
mow. The wise man has devised a
scheme by which he does not have to
travel up and down the steep bank.
and it works excellently. He has tired
his machine. with a long rope on the
handle and he. starts the mower down
the bank. Fortunately the bank In so
precipitous that the machine goes all
the way to the bottom. without having
to be, pushed. and cuts the grass in an
even manner. if the mover should do-
visto a trifle. from Its course. the man
with the rope may steer II from his
elevated position, without. hindering
the speed or the. mower. A number ot
people stood watching the operations
last Saturday and many home to try
the scheme out on their banks.
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Boat Frames not up and ready to
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Launches 0! all lines built no order
by competent workmen.
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A. J. Hand & Company
iliilliililil ENGINEERS lllil
Billillliillillls
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt's Theatre Bulldnrb. South Noe
walk. Conn. Phone 42!
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House Mover and
General Contratftor
Work Promptly Attended To
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Suitable
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are a relief for a great many of
your headaches. Let our l'liysiclall.
who is a Skilled idyo Spociullct. m-
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' llr.“ Thomas" l ("Iitiicwdpi~tliy Ii today
iil Sitimi‘urd on Friday.
Edward .I. ”Title“. ol‘ Nyut'lt, N Y .
spent yesterday in South XIII‘lLlilt nub
relatives.
Louis llernnrtl. of Htamlord‘ hilt-ill
Saturday evening in South Ntli'ttallt
with friends.
:Vl. Shores, of South Noruaik, spent
the tiny yesterday with i'elniiws ill
lliidaeppri,
llurr) trillion. of t‘resrcul 'l‘vrrucc.
spent Saturday t‘l'l'iliilg in ilritiltepoil.
WIIII iricnlls.
Saturn-l lionner.
Saturday afternoon
Bridgeport with
at Norwullt.
and ctcnlnit
friends.
spell!
Ill
Straw Hutu, Stu.) to 3.1.
I) It; it'll
Edward lit-liland. {orinerly oi‘ Wilton.
now of South Norwnlk. uncut Sumlu)
with friends in Milford.
\‘i'. It‘l‘ilIlItIIIl iiishop, a student lll
\‘ntc. uprni the day at his parental
home in ileldeu utenue, yesterday;
Stuart \ouuuu, ol' Livingston street.
expects to go to liosion this evening
to spend it iew \tet'lts with relnllveh.
Miss ilnzei illnsrer spent Saturday
afternoon .it the baseball game be
tween Yult‘ and Princeton in New lla-
ron.
.. ”M”-.. .-.—.
llownrd (‘aillWi-ll. oi‘ Meadow street.
has returned to IIIH duties in lil‘ooltlyn
utter a several \vecit's illiiesa in South
Norwallt.
'I‘ho l.iullca' Aid Society of the Nor
Wnllt Methodist t‘linrch will ulve a Pod
ler'u Parade on \\'cdm-mluy, June 29th,
at the church.
i‘harlcp ll, lirmiiey continues to re.
main ill at lllu homo, where ho la laid
up with an attack of lllIllllnt‘nnlot‘y
rheumatism.
I“. it}. Muslin-nod and Company. have,
donated Ii wide plank to the Hope llosc
Hose ('1). to be hand an a runway into
the holuie by lhe heavy unto truck. The
Hope iioni' nlenllwru are very much
pleuacd with the pill.
Mr. and hlru, liowurd linker. and Mr.
and Mra. il. l~‘. Seymour. or Livingntou
street. havo‘rotnrucd from a visit to
Springfield. Mass. While away they
"minted with Irlondtl and relatives Iii
llnrttord. Mormon. and liorby.
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 50c up
and
FISHING SUPPLIES
_ or all kinds
At COLEMAN’S
NIWO ITOIII
10 North Math at. louth NOMIR
Aqsnl for A. ti. Spaidlup’s
Isubsll‘ and Iportla' Goods
against all the perils of the crow V
#3 ‘comtortiul “hilt-weight suit.
comfortable. t.
O
comfortable.
to $30.
$1.00 to $3.50. .
. A col-illiortsblc mind makes a comfortabi
. SummortSultgt’hatxhas thestylc, and that fit l nonfat-s
Thstiii Why we say our Summer Suits and lworthy the
name. They combine c oiness of fabric withégood style
and fine fit; the kuowle go that you look right keeps you
Fancy gray weaves-«worsteds and cassimeres~plain
and shadow-stripe hiue sages—Juli and half-lined—-$xo
Straw Hats galore—~Scnnits. Mackinaws and Milsns.
Panamas, $5.00 and $10.00.
Separate Summer Trousers. $2.50 to $5.00.
Summer Underwear. 50c up.
' TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
is i
ii
7:“,
shpdyi The
w
unless it looks .7“ ffll, is not
Liv
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
shell. depends on the feed you use.
-and thoroughly dried and selected
rather than food from the West,
Ask For "llorlnle"
Home Ground Feeds.
Opposite Hoist
. START YOUR cmcxa’moar.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out or tho
pared and fresh each day. in the kind you can depend on to make tine.
healthy fools and ‘future steady layers.
(‘hirk ir‘eed In sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie" (.‘hick
Ft't’ti contains the choicest Imported lillllcts. flue cracked charcoal
wheat, cracked kaiilr and line old cracked corn.
liable. specially prepared, clean. wholesome feed. fresh made each day.
nerennarly stale?
chance when you pay as much it not more?
Quality First. Lust and All tho Timo.
“For tho Land Oaks" uu Iowkcr‘s
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
63 Wall 8!.
“Bonnie“ Chick l"or.»d.‘hnm¢ pr.-
Evcry itrnin in "Bonnie
drains. such as out meal, cracked
Why not use a re-
Why take the
MAN UIL TOIO "A76“.
Fertilizers for stn. Gordon and
Field.
LOOK AT
FLAT FISH IOc
WEAK FISH .................... 10c
SEA sass .. ................ 12c
sucx sum .................. 16c
For the Best Spring Tonic Try
Ill.l'I'I FISH. EAS'I'ICIIX SUMIIN. STEAK (‘ilil I-IIQIS. RUE SIIAII.
LAST ill" THE SEASON. IAIItlIC SHIFT
LUNG“ ANI) Ittli'Nll i‘LAMS. LITTLE NI-Zt‘KS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Fresh Fish
oun PRICES
BUTTERFISH ...... .. .. iOC
PORGIES (nor argued). . . .4 lbs., 250
HALIBUT ...................... l5c
MACKEREL ..............itic
LUI‘IS'l'Elii-l.
t‘ItAIlS. NATIVE
l .
« tho compi by h
on his ilii'llltin}
mutt-Krista“
no reason in an.
a.r.otsrstrrn
(Continued from First Prize.)
Wm
M
udbegun its career in
. t.
orth Mains
its bad III on“
but with the
of a amnicipa
id allothdr‘locsllty.
'pefur becoming! part
“an " '
lib .
that: program of manic.
which was veryhaeiy rendered. and
lnduded ihcno'tlllill‘ibern:
Prolude~~ ‘ y. l '
. a simulation“............. boweli
h 'l‘rnurherei and Little Romain. .
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p. r
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Anthenw‘tlront‘ il‘i‘thc Lord .
Suydonham.
ResponsewKoop Thou My Steps, 0
Lord .t. . . . . . . . ........... Gabriel
Offerloryytenor Ind baritone duet—~0
Saving iiost. Witigiilld
Edmund E. CI'OWO and .l. Wesley
“ O'Connor.
Quartett.c+—ln lvieurenly hove Abid-
ing .... .............. . ..... Brown
i’ostlude—awlt‘iualo in l«‘ ...... Connect
The llrtpucn assembled before the
service at; Old Well Hook and Ladder
company hcudtpulrters in l-iavllnnd
street and headed by Chief Harold it‘.
Clark and. the other oilicers, proceeded
to the church. in honor of the occasion.
special printed programs were prepar-
ed for ditttrlbution at the church and
contained the pictures of Captain
George W‘. llorrardns, 0t Putnam Hose
Connnmy. and Samuel W. McGowan.
formerly pith-tr of the department. who
has been In activo service in the do-
partinent since 1879.
There are. ltklay fourteen living
charter nu-inbers. They are Marcus
l.. i‘olhalu, William B. iiubluz-ll, Wil-
Illlill Ii. llipyt. Frank Richards. William
iticlmrda ('linrles Wriitht. Andrew J.
t‘l‘ossinon. ('Imrles H. Harvey, StIliliIir‘I
Plait, .Ioluh ii. Kidney, Horatio ilrown,
t‘lmrlca .N' Raymond, Edward ilaucllcy
and tleorytc ll Ferris.
All or the arratmemcnls are now
complete llor the big celebration of the
company 'I‘Iinrsday. The Weather re-
ports will be curt-fully scanned in the
meantime. for it Is hoped that the
rainy weather that has prevailed so
much for iu'vctal u'cehs will lithe a la-
t‘lllioll at least telliiltlinriiy.
'l'hc tlnyi's promuln will start with it
than it about the nireets of the city.
headed by the Second lieuiluent hand.
of Ken liarrn ’l'hcn special cars will
hr Imilitititi for Iiotuu I'oiut. where a
shore iiillilit-r will lu- served. After the
return. in the attcinnon, therc will be
a build wnvcrl on the city lot In
Franklin tpll’w'l 'l'he «murmur will
itv'vil opcit Iitlllht' afternoon and Men
lap.
.....
Lack of Funds Discourages Middle-
town Walker.
Mllllll.I‘iI'l'(,.i\\ N, .lntie t1 George H
Ward. \I’Iliil started out last Tuesday
morning to unlit l‘roin Middleiown to
York and return. and then to iioston
and wtnl‘h, a distance or .too lulled~ in
4." days. tirritml in Middletoun this
lumping till 2‘. u‘tloclt. liit‘iI and foot-
nlll'tt and \t'li hungry
:\I lint he anntunwcd that he would
slant tor illoslilil at midnight. IUIIIKIII.
bill Inter llu- pate up the Pill" lnt‘ IIII‘
reason that he had no funds.
Mr \\‘:rrd will be 7‘: years old on
Hitler or this “cell. and he had
planned to return from his long trip
lie started out to beat
\\‘eslnn'a ll'm‘nni oi walking more than
iittt nilleii a day The iirsi day out
In' madl- very xorui lime and reached
ltritlltopori early in the owning. ‘l‘llo
tin-n IIIU' proved to Ill‘ mo mlir‘ll for
him. houuiwr lie reached New York
on 't‘hrustlluy, but did not stay there
long in. but had an outlier
M. \t’ani‘ mid that he was halt
stalled. in his return trip Mill ilut
Wit pleatlnni When he left he only
and st: wlith him. which was contri-
buted to trtt-nds. Mayor W, t‘. Fish
or and t-nthivernor ti. \' (‘oflin were
among those who contributed.
\lr Wald says that he could easily
haw rustle the trip it he had had
money entnmh to but food
lie apeitt most of today in bed.
TELEPHONE 108.
DON'T SEEK 8H
have satisfactory Photograph» of
from the
NO. 78 WASHINGTON ST.
WALL S'I‘llidl'l'l‘. lil:lll n.. m.» Led
by the ttIIl‘Iy advance in ”union stocks
in New York opmtod at material trains
over the cloning level of Saturday.
There was an active demand In all tII‘
motions and practically all or the
prominent utmclliatlvc stocks rose no
much as it. to l M. Union Pacific that
up lit. the preferred. Great Northern
Urn Certificates and Consolidated tins
I 1-2 and International Harvester and
lltahUopper 1%. Prices yielded a
traction on the secondary quotations.
WALL H'l‘ltlflltl’l‘. li a. m. w'i‘he inl-
tlsl gains ware wiped out In short or
der and all of the prominent Illltlelt
wore depressed tructiouuiiy below 86in
urtisy‘s closing before there was any
concerted silort mods to support the
market. American Sugar lost ll. the
preferred «i. and Atchison and Wabash
pfd. I. When the rally trench, busi-
i'dit oil. but there were good recover-
ies all along the. line, United States
Steel, Union Pacific. Reading. and Eli.
Paul and Amalgamated (topper ra-
houndtug about a point.
WALL. STREET. Noonwtlonditious
s t
ELTER um
The North Studio
FREE DELIVERY.
£-
4 ,
ler tho excuse that you do lint
mural-Ir until you hllw tried thoae
A. ...
IOUTH NORWALK.
.. .. -......... "nu-«A .. a.”
in the stock tmtrliet were much quiet-
er than laat weolt. Some belated li-
uphiation from outnide amircmi met, the
oprniinu rise in prlcca. but the result-
ing reaction hmuitht In Mulillilriinfl or-
dora. and demand from mu'urerud
sliorta. ’I‘hc punctuation accrued in-
clined in wait on today's conference
between President Tall and the rail-
road executives. American Sugar watt
wankoued by reports or further crim‘
luul stilts to be instituted by the radar.
ui aororment. Prices in the second
hour got as birth as at the ripening. but
sctvty roll on IIIIIOIII to an die Mate.
Honda ware irregular.
WALL H'I‘RICE'I'. I p.
hold firm near the best and name of
the representative stocks Including
hesdlnghfluutboru Pacific and brand
suntan-d Copper sold higher than in
the morning.
a...»
M
The Mint: adv. will more interest-
lna to the mothers. better read it.
«w... v.4...
It was re ted to the lirldueport
police listin- my night that an automo-
bile, owned according to the number
it born by Mrs. Chunblls, or Not-valid
struck a row at Milford and that the
driver at the. machine the not stop and
ascertain what damage had been done.
Mr” l’rlras '
mu. w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embslmcr
ll North lint» Itmt. tooth Namath.
Heuristics. I Washington stunt.
Total on. at cm can.
Tsiophono It hoops. In.
SIUMMER
llosldeutn will had It
mtllt‘itllllttnl to lump an
arcothnt with this bank.
Nd oxt‘lllllllt' charged
on diutofltown checks.
Upon Saturday until
:l and Saturday et‘ou’
throughout 7 to 8.
Satin. Nor-walk
i'l‘rust Co.
until
u.
mnt mslisd on
application
ORWALK
ngs Society
OOHPOIATID ms
or mom 33.775.000
uni - M. Helm“, ammo.
A. Gums: vtMmtdcht.
pitch A. (its. My A 'i’sz.
,.t‘llough monitor its .
Ole servio'd.§ihoro .
h
if you haven't purchased all your
floor coverings it will pay you to read
llickerman's adv. ‘
There's wisdom Ill giving your heat-
ing or plumbing order to a reliable
firm. The .iones~liotchklss Company
guarantee first. class work.
it only requires a small effort to
save. a small portion or your salary
and it will draw you four per cent in
terest every day in the year. See adv.
Of South Norwalk Savings Bank.
George Walker. from East Norwalk.
will have charge of the meeting at the
Lighthouse Mission on Tuesday new
tag. Mr. Walker Is a very earnest
worker. Come and hear him.
i‘ourt laurel. Daughters of lsabella.
will hold their social meeting tomor-
row owning at the Knights of Colum-
bus rooms in South Main street. Each
member or the Court is entitled to in-
\Ilt' one guest.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marina. The
happy father. who passed around the
cigars this morning in boner of the
crcul. is proprietor of the boot black.
on: sinlltl at A. M. Polllmnn‘s barber
shop.
The Kind Word t‘lrcle. or the Nor»
ualk t‘ongremilioual tlhurch. assisted
by the Egbert t‘lub will Alive a play.
"The Tillie of lita Lite" in Lockwood's
llall. Wednesday night. Julie 8th. Tie-
lwts, of which a limited number will
he sold. are 25c See adr. in amuse
Illt'IIl column.
Highway Commissioner ilanlel Dun-
lop had intended to begin the distribu-
tion of another curioud of oil on the
city streets this morning. bill. the ‘wot
conditions prevented 'l‘lle commis-
sioouer also reports that the pipes [or
the (‘heslnut street drainage extension
has arrived.
Thomas Niles dared ()mcer John ll.
Smith to arrest him Saturday night.
and the elbow tlnnlly was accommo
dating and did arrest him. This morn-
ing Judge Joseph it, ’l‘sylor liuimsed
a fine of ill and costs. which was paid.
Niles. it was said. while intoxicated.
followed the officer for several blocks.
daring him to make the arrest. and
refused to go along when told to.
All traces ot the recent lira at the
store oi x. l~.‘. ltynu it t‘ompuny. In
\\'ashlngton street. have now been re-
moved and the store printouts a moat
inviting appearance in Ilil new drops.
After the tire. which dcatroyed the
show window» and part at the stock on
that side of the store, commuters. C‘Il‘t“
it'lriuna, painters and paper Ilitllifl‘ln
neat to work without delay and llulah
ed the renovating in record Hill".
C
Joseph .lardoslty wait arrested yea-
tvrday on complaint or‘hiinorr .l. in
Itntulty, ot Lowe. street. It nppelra
that the‘lccused had been emplmml
by Mr. lathotslty and that when the
latter orilorml hinrout of hill burn tini-
urday niubt. instead of polar: peace-
hbly. he proceeded to ansault hiu tor-
uier cmployer. Constable .l. E. lily-
uuids made ”to arrest. Jurodslty was
titled till this morning by .iudxn 'l'itr
Inr for [tumult and fl and cost! tor
breach or the peace.
Stove Kowtcs, who shrew terror Iii
iiprihgwoud abrutt 4 o'clock in the
morning s week Mo yesterday. by
shooting up the neighborhood with I
shot gun. following n qnsrrel with
John Fain-r. was lined up this mom
In: by .itldss«.icmph R. Taylor for
reckless shooting and ti and costs for
destruction of property. or a total or
HMO. Ila paid up. Feller was lined
i7 smi com tor III'ImIttilltiGII. which
he also paid. ‘
CHARLIO H. “OH!” DIAD.
Waltitaowa Manufacturer. hair»
in Mumford.
STAMFORD. June ti.-t3bsries it.
Bishop. proscidcnt or the Bishop d
Post company. died here yesterday
morning trim a stomach trouble.’ He
leaves It wits and dauphin. Mr Bis
lion mined in New Haven until about
live your up.
Flashy, fulbpage exaggerations no longer cause a
stir, nor are they endorsed by the public. Our store is
full of dependable values 'and we prefer our customers
to get their good impressions from tho “goods”-—then
they will not be disappointed.
For you, Sir, whether you go on a vacation trip or
not. we have the right things. Principally, of course,
Clothing, Hats and Shoes, not forgetting all the good
Furnishings in every little detail.
Suit Cases, Trunks, Bathing Suits, etc.
Price’s Clothing Store:
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
GEBTURE GAVE HER AWAY.
"i see your wife is German,"
marked Brown casually.
Robinson looked up in surprlte.
"Why." he said, “how did you guess
that? She was born In this country
and has neither a trace of accent nor
German idiom.”
Brown laughed a little confusedly. “I
just guesaed it." he answer . “l was
—-well. maybe it was that i thought:
she ad teatonic features." ‘
Robinson looked first at his wife and
then at Brown. "That is curious." be
said. "She is more often taken for a
person or French extraction. Her poo.
pic are from the Rhine district, you
know, and. as she is dark and slight,
very 10' would think she was German.
in the’ popular mind that type is fair
and large.”
“Oh." answered Brown. who had by
this time recovered his assurance, "I
am well acquainted with many types
of German. That is probably how I
came to make such an inconsiderate
remark."
Mrs. Robinson laughed lightly. "I‘m
proud 0! my Germanic origin." Ibo
said. "But it has never happened be-
fore that any one guessed it so accu-
rately as you did." '
Then the conversation drifted to
other matters. But Mrs. Brown re-
membered, and on the. way home she
said to her husband: “How did you
guess Mrs. Robinson is German?"
"Nearly got my foot into. didn‘t I?"
said her husband. throwing out his
chest 3 little. "But it was clever de-
tective work on my part. Did you see
how she poured ten? No? Well, she
lifted the not high in the air and pour~
ed it that bubbles termed in the cup.
She got that gesture from pouring
bear, or seeing it. cured. so as to [at
a head. That ma e me think she was
a German. 0! course she might bare
been some other nationality, but the
tlcrrnuns take most care In pouring
:helr beers, and do it most artiltlcal-
y. so.~—"
lint his wife interrupted him. "How
does it happen." she. demanded, "that
you know so much about the art of
pouring beer?" And tbough she can»
tinned to question him all the Way
home and for a considerable time ni-
tor they arrived home, she did not [at
what she considered at satisfactory on
olsnstlon.—-.\'ew York Press.
W
MUCH TRAVELID HOBO.
T6-
Hus Cir-clad the Globe Flvl Tim“ and
Has Picked Up Many Lsnguupn.
Frank 0. Watch. of i’lttsbura, and
lhe rent of the world. has just srrivod
Iii the City of Mexico. over the Nation-
al itsllway trout Laredo, having ridden
the distance on every portion of the
train except the car seats and meeting
with conic discouraging delays on the
road. Mr. WPIt'II, known to hobodoni
as ”Penn." left San Luis l’otosi in a
car of imported corn.
At the lender sun at eleven years Mr.
Welch. now twenty-witch your: old.
had In (“defence of opinion with MI
father which remitted in hil lurid:
imam. Willi a boy companion they both
started to ilouton intending to "it
iwwspupcrs enough to my limit“ W-
innie to England. At New York tiny
rimmed their pllnu, tor dnsnctsl nun
mum. the companion abandoned {Ill
trip. and Which. having onhnuohd III
nerve sud resources, was weaning bit
the limits, when u suturing than two
to. This person opened to but“
tramp steamer his own and In I-
doptml Watch for s tour yearn“ '
When the boy trot home be u
thomughiy ssturstsd with the Idol;
mmlln that ho bu been at. it
since. r w- trips around the m
to every continent of it. and m
trips across the United titanium
homeroom slumps into now one
acts, have been included in blunt! .
reurn' wanderings. lie his to t or ‘ _
ml or his trumps sud bus shit! "
xwgraphlctll vocabulary that is m
astonishing. He claims 840.000 1 fl “
or travel. mulling an trance 0!.» i:
miles at day. since he am left ‘ .
Ila has not willingly stayed in and
place morn than an days and in; Al“ 4 ‘
claims to been under arrest but? t!!!)
in all the tim.wllexloun timid. .'
When young girls vendor II II. Vii ”
ever meet it man she would unfitg
tor she gens older site wonders : -
will over most one It! midi? w I
as.
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