‘ .Jiargo recognised . it and use my ~ 'lles another punch on the nose and an. . Why? Because Mics Mildr9d * Detected Them. . . 3y ounce KannieAN. " W “i have caught a burglar; Miss burtl lfor the policei" i "A burglar-.9011 fool!" exclaimed flhe supposed Rallies. “Milly, tell the idiot who i am!" Jimmie Fargo. gentleman clubman. 9. “lt's~——lt6 brother Jim!" 5599 soft- I‘ I society man and traveler. had been in Jy called down love no less than seven times when 99 'ianutmbut..." ‘ he met Mildred Burt at a ffinoiiom l "1 was late in coming home, and the Swan times he lied been in km- 0” governor locked mo 0qu explained thought he had but he had scarcely the boy of fifteen. gazed into Miss Burt's hazel eyes- ‘"0_h—-—-ah—-l—-— , when he realized that all that had No Jimmie Fargo was not a hero. gone before was more fancy. This That 5‘“ of Providence had Played will no passing whim. it was lovov nim false the only and original. It foamed up like soda water and had the and bloodied the rose of the youth cider three years old. Jimmie was a young man, lie had been used to making his voice on the lost some day That was all. ‘ 1Piease arouse the house and telephone“: 9 1 He had blocked the eyes , tang “9 he fondly hoped to call his brother-in- A week later another chancellor ‘ liven him. On Thirty fourth street -' 'ilrst of January each year, but ten minutes after his introduction to Miss Burt he might have been found in a corner vowing to himself ,thnt he would win that young lady’ a heart and he saw Miss Mildred leave a dry goods store and take a taxi. After solos a hundred feet toward Breath way. the vehicle began to out capers and the frightened channeur abanui band ere the robin: or any other sort of birds nested again. Jimmie Fargo had the reputation of going right at things That's the way he happened to fall in love and fall out again the seven times recorded. .. _.. ._ " . He went right at this affair in his usual “th 135$.“ng Fargo? Fine breezy way, but that wasn't, after all. day isn't it? '30 you know I'm on such an aggressive way an to scare the fo the country in a day or two? No? ‘ bird of: its nest He made his vows Goin down to 011333.19 to ate with and his inquiries, and then he brought my Emma sister for a fanatic his fed into play. Pleased to have on call if Oil fl. Jimmie Fargo had a fad. All men down that way 99y ’ 7 have, but, they won’t admit it. They . w flatter themselves that it‘s arudition. anlngti 13285:;30 (3:23?" Jill:- uersplcaclty. Judgment. a sift muted min was feeling blue for a peek after to them alone for being no good. Jim- that taxi farce Two adventures and mics fad was character reading. a no romgnwunothlng to count for could tell the leading traits in the him Then he suddenly brightened character of every man and woman up The country was tho place for that "pissed the clubshouse in a long adventure—mad dogs-«diam bulls»— afternoon Of course there was no vicious tramps-outlet" and horse» way of proving him right or wrong. thieves y... m wa‘fld go own. and dotted his seat. Jimmie Fargo dashed suddenly decided to be good and stopped. and Miss Mildred stepped to the sidewalk calmly. forward to do or die. but the vehicle , and' so he built up a reputation for himself in which he was the only real “bellow “' .' From a safe position Jimmie brought his lad to bear on the girl of his heart. Chestnut hair. That signified. a rather particular girl —* particular about to whom she gave her heart. 9 Oval face. That signified a ram tic nature Hazel eyes. That signified loyalty and love after the hegrt was once won. , A proud poise of the head. That signified pride of birth, and that triliers stood no Ihow. A dimpled chin. That Iilniiled that no every-day sort of man could hope to win her. She had her ideal. and he was a hero. Red lips and even teeth. They alga nliled that the owner was not to be won in the usual way. There must be heroism and adventure. , Small feet. That signified that the owner was defiant of public opinion; to an extent. That is, Ihl wouldn’t' make a beanuole of herself because Mrs. Jones had. and that, she had inst as soon ride up and down Fifth are- nue in a farm wagon as in a $6.000 unto. Jimmie Fargo had his own little patent way of interpreting things. when he had come to the end of his airing he drew a long breath and tightened his belt. His job we: cut out for him. Never in this world could he win the heart of Mildred hurt by m bouquets and UNI-'9 lug biscuit the moat Maiden and adventure. had there should be. The Burt. dwelt in the «m in an old colonial macabre. Jimmie rum is: been law there to lov- mi third. erectile bad he couldn‘t say whether to bed- made an immune on non Ilium or out. out be an that he had around. one , , April evening mm but way . in his auto. admit mi call.,but all men in on are “mitt? much allies. it done a We! to see a- capital“ efihc been?! dhdlufl the Illicit incl-est. There-incite manual When a couple of} he would depend upon Ji 'e Fatal? .tbictime. . Mina Mildred had gone to cull the early summer flowers, and after walt- in; on the veranda for half an hour to work up the good will of the sister the lover set out. For across a $80!! meadow he caught eight of a .wllgure. ‘ It WI! that of Minn ”mind. A mo-A merit later he caught sight of another. That was Former Taylor's ball that had jumped ‘ the fence. The hull started for the girl and Jimmie start- ed for the bull. lie shouted. HO. waved his arms. He called tomes Mildred to make for the fence—to climb a tree—to dy away in an servo plane. And then his foot strucka hidden» atone and he fell forward with a crash that dislocated his shoulder and ram dared him unconscious for many min- utes. It was the voice of the girl call- ing to a farmer in the next field that named to rouse him. "Mr. Fargo. what on earth were you trying to do?" she asked. as Ills turned to the victim. f'To save you." wan the reply. ”To save me? Why. didn‘t you see that the bull foil and broke his neck before he was half way to ma!“ Jimmie sat up and his eyes filled with learn. "You poor'boyé—yon are in awful L pain.” "it isn't one lim nobo‘wl” l—-i can‘t be a ”But what do you want to be a here nor?“ 9 “To-wt» win you!" ‘ ' ”Why. l 1,001th detect herons! have it at and be plain diction." .4. mi too soon mini n can, with around all mitt. (Co a n a . w l i. mi: 79 Al’scoctgtoduiam WW 1 ' dangerous. " Crawfordw‘iovo is a classroom! 0W. ' highly contagious. to judge from the number beret putty unreal who catch lowed”. . _ UHMIW"AM it meet M 4......» ~ the following list was found to our ‘ body the avatars: " , c: and ill nourished ‘ manner‘ A. “E‘— i 9649, Msfiw’. Billiiiill susu unis lililllliill Al Armory Who'll the Sixth Com- pany Team Meets the. ‘Ali New Yorke The basketball opening comes tomor- row night when the All New Yorke and Port Chester High school teams will be here for hot battles, with the Sixth Company live and the Norwalk Highs. Some fast playing is looked for on both sides. The Sixth company has had built new cents for the north andl west aid: on of the Armory court and with 200 extra single chairs the management ex. peels to furnish several hundred more seats than ever before at the games. The High school contest will start at 8 o'clock. it) ,‘be immediately followed by the All New York-Sixth Company name. Then there will be the usual dancing until midnight. don‘icnrti'rné“latter“; Cornellua Vamlcrblln Wu Erecting in ' and ihowing it! Jealousy of her other . 1’“. 3ooto the table. ‘ “added "but 1 uncut mum the half 9a adred million dolls Many Replicate, but He Gave “nominal: Mr Vanderbilt?“ notably exacting ‘ .ln his persoi’al b um relations—of himself a- vial! u of othcrl. writes. Richard N. Winona in Harper‘s Week ly. At a meeting of a certain rail» rced'a board of directors of which he 9 m a member it was found that sev- eral were absent. at a full board meeting each director received “0.: and it was the role that if any were absent those present shared the retail foo. That is. if but half the members were present each attending member would receive, no. and so rn'ucortimpi only. On the dam! the meeting ro- fsrred to monument, of absentee- udo the division of the fee amount . to certain odd dollars and twelve and abalfceau. Attheelouofibanub- lid. ulnar-cram handedmhmcm be: his apportioned foo. he accepted the given number of dollars and M ed up the twelve and a half conic to avoid the bother of making change. When the secretary some to Mr. Van. ‘dorbilt. however. be feud him easily ‘mnm some malloein from spam "i can chain a deb ‘glar for you and will take the :8 coats.” lad Mr. Vanderbilt: than hailed as he cont." And the ma worth more than hodtake‘n m to cheapo a do for thank. : rennin. which leather with the an: dollan. had come to him by the .W urethra and the proposed new ”Cornelius Vanderbilt j are half a million dollar. to m ,9 acborityworhiaflcw'forh.” ,JThe _ » Sentinel ion Daily NEWS paper in the ‘Bmadest Bones that the Term “NEWS" can be Applied The Live. Up-tmdate ‘ dramatist?” asked the art pessimist. 9 Un‘l’ntlli'y up Menu; . The young girlp' who work in the .Parlc shops have do oentimes to .pp'end for. their midday meal, and when a charitable society inquired an to how the money was lacing. spent, Fried potatoes or sausage. 10 oentlmcn: bread 10 con- times; bonbona, 10 csntimcs; violets . or other flowers. 20 oentimoe The society no longer had any cause to wonder why the girls were undersized Easily Mode Coathangerc. ‘ l A coathanger may be improvised from a newspaper in the following Fold a newspaper through the center and continue folding or rolling it until it is a compact piece about three inches wide Bend 'it; downward in the middle and tie with; a cord. forming a loop. it will answer‘ the same purpose as a hanger ofJ 9 wood or metal and requires only a few minutes to make. The Cold Sponge. ' While the cold plunge shduld only be indulged in by those who are! physically very robust. the cold sponge bath can be indulged in by all. ‘ It is especially refreshing after get- 9 flag home from work and if accom- panied by a change of clothing and; I short rest on the back will make you over new for the evening. Hoe Fly for Her Pet. Miss Ethel Albrlght of Palmyra, N. 7.. has an unusual pet a tame pig. which she raised by artificial means. great affection for its» young: mistress. following her about, as would a dog. 9.. . l i Theory. ’ - ,. ’ "Why in there no great American “Because." replied tho sardonic manp ‘uer When an diner-loan is capable of thinking on a human modal} plot and dressing it upln good amoeba. ‘ the doean’t bother about the. theater. He goes into politics.” Compensation. A little girl who had been out walk- ing with her aunt heard the latter complain that her feet were tired. “My lng." said the small maiden. “but i always think what a nice ride my jiomach has been having." Mayflower Descendants. United States several hundred de- scendants each of Miles Standish. Governor Bradford. Richard War- ran John Holland and Elder Brew- star. all Mayflower Wildcats and worthy of their aired. Time to Be Silent. c J. Especially-when than in spoils» meat rife in a community hold your mum“ The time is ripe for loan. dal: every one talks. equally every one meats. and the simplest remark > II distorted out of all semblance of math. 9 ,9 9 W» 9. Added ad. pays best in the but :nwi mu».- m mud-- Hotel Mahackemo loathe. in. ... ..............tl.oo ‘- oriental Attention to Reservations. WIIK Dawns». in to a n on. m lower 0 to. ‘at Arlen Mall and a his . nod The christening will . meet, Went street men Personal It was taken from the litter when a~- - » few days old. The little animal shows feet get tired. too. when i go out walk-l ‘,_Th0re are today throughout the. smart, South lbiain atheist, Mien Hall in Madison street. bww—a W- ‘Taxs- ‘ LastWeek to WITHOUT Aopirionni. excess eoileetor’s lattice. Tow J. M. LAYTON‘ one 00.. ‘l' “ Open ‘ Saturday ' Night. mu .,_i , _ .. .. r i .......... The Only Fully chained suscrmonc one! in the row» .. au-ro supremo Phone soc—<50 80. MB! Bo. Nor-walk. Music Hall when talking about us smoker agrees that w, 9 the best ' Roger Ludiow x l'winlliiy , financier ‘9 Little Gem. exclusive dlstrlbutor of menu'- blasters cure no
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