sv unmounted. ‘
Natl 'l'ruesdulo‘ was. born .with a fair
I“ 1le W Ilse m was
one feature in his makeup that kept
nmmnmw Mitts;
the nature of uib‘ird to pour forth
melodic. so vault in Ned's mm to
make love. ,1
Finally in! rectiliedtu note from also
Belle Stmnhfii filrifito, whomfie had
told his story and who, not knowing
so Isifllm was her
trolwseuu. Having heard of his at-
tentions to another. in her mlssive she
atated‘thut she‘d!!! not propose to be
no unanimously treated. She scorn-
' criterion-fulfilment“ promise. and
the only method left her of punishing
him was to not Just as if she were a
men and use «I- morale methods. She
, was in' home respects nInew woman
six!“ had lost her grandfather in ii duel.
These facts taken together. she had de-
aided to give him‘ his choice between
keeping his pmmise and giving her
sdfisfuctlon.
The most nutIIral thing fox Ned to.
do was to inform Min Marion Jones.
the last girlie whom he. had given his
heart. of the alternative that had» been
, offered him by her rival. with 6 request
thut‘she show him a way out of the
dllficulty. He scntuiss loans the lat-
ter he bud received from Miss Ste-
vens. Whereupon Elisa Jones. who was
II militantuullrugette, returned it with
an indorsement written in a bold
hand on the face of it to the effect
that if he did not keep faith with her
(Miss Jones» she. too. would demand
satisfaction under the code.
“The plot thickens." remarked Ned
to himself, and, tearing to confide in
I any more girls lest beget more duel»
on his hands. he went struightway to
his friend Tom Alsop and laid the twu
letters before him. ~
"There's but one thing for you to do
Ned: you must bluff ’em. Write II lei-
It'l‘ to ellifli stating that you have been
unaccustomed in den! with women as
with men. but if she insists on being
so (rented vou lune no option but to
want but request "
““har, light two women!"
. ‘flt wonli‘ come to that. When the-3
find that you’re not to be (rifled, with
they'll haul in their horns, and you'll
, be Free of both of them."
Nod was not so certain of thus 7min
lug his freedom and told his friend so.
‘ “if 36a wish in miller the Innttoi
bum)? said Tom ffypu input 7 How the
‘ Inut’l‘eI. up by really add sod Ila-13 en-
gaging 3omseif to ll girl when}, you
would like to niur is their pupil o.
'5?” ‘;':,~,v 313: .~ E
" ‘.‘l ,do’n' i; wood. 11' feel more at homi-
\Vllll lick-II Swift than with by other
girl. i reckon ill settle on {“22" ‘
"Well. then send word.“ ave told
'3ou. to Miss Stevens and Miss Jones
and propose to Miss Swift When you
me really enraged these tvim will let
gounlone."
Ned wrote the iiUli'S as udi‘lscd and
the same evening proposed to Mil-Is
‘Sum. '00 lint-1 lutt‘el he declared be
was in earnest but confessed that he
“as in trouble with oiiIcI able. The
young lady not only accepted him. but.
promised to stand b3 him no matter
w but the other girls might do. ,
The next day 'i‘om Alsop rel eived uu
I-nrncst request from Nod to come to
and him. On ‘l‘om‘s arrival Nod deIl
IluIed that he had Iecolvod rW-o formal l
4lliillcllgl‘8 lo mortal combat. What'
should be (102 Would Tom tnko the
‘ mutter up in his behalf? 'l‘Om mild
'hnt he would and wont luIIIchlately
. to his own friend. flick ’l‘lIurstnn. luid
.1. .tlIe matter before him' and it was
agreed that Tom should set for Ned
' in“ the rose of bliss Stevens. while. Dick
noted for him in the rose of Miss
Jones.
The next thing Nod IIourd ronI Tom
has that ii meeting had been arranged
with both Miss Stevens and hill-s
Jones for the next mornluamt a so
eluded spotIiII the country. the two
. triple to lira-w lohI "(l to which should
(one the first crack at her rooreuut
. loII'oI Nod was tlInouII into II. ethic
of Iso'usiolnutioII at this and underwor-
.--d to induce his neoond lo iiud some.
‘ any out of the matter without blood»
Illa-d. Tom claimed that it wne'uul in
”air power to have tho amulr called on?
mll'IlId-i'lsed him to omumh with him
,1 only he had lust. proposed to and who
.lllil. promlmul lo aloud by him. Nod
. went at Intro to Miss Swift. who. after
'mIsldcrIItlon. agreed to as with him
Im Ibo fluid and naiko an effort to
I purify the girls.
(In the appointed mmiuchd drove
'o the home of this but and only true
ludylove. and the two arrived on the
around in due .tiino.11lindlw the two
principals and Ned's two seconds there.
ready for the tray. Sim stopped for-
ward und uddrosundfhom as follows:
'fliudlea, it seems ridiculous to spill
blood on account of. one man when
there are three here. or one. for each
. «girl. l am sure than gentlemen. Mr.
\lsop and Mr. Thurston, cannot be h , ,
. sensible to the charm of Mina Steven 5: ’ Total """" ‘ """""" 61.790.27‘
and Miss Jones." , ‘
lnutlncthcly each girl named looked 62.23MB: I
, -It the man she preferred Wind could.
the men do? Nothing but nurroudcr'
lo the girl who- had looked at him. and
the mo. so for or tied; and bin lost
-. and but niri was concerned. unis andP
oil then and there.
Dir. 'llrumdnle. was the most delight» ‘
III! man in the universe. lie. studied
about. alorylhu. in his reprieve audlk
rewind over his ieconds.
, W‘WW‘I1WMyI-uob n...‘
marl. li‘.‘.l’ Me. from
.H. Farrell. whose efforts in our behalf
ursr, Submit Gratiiyiun
W
dllie smsiwrmt unde- pnblic tn-
1
new nrmmuom.mcm
household remedy 'for rebuild ills:
.. thousands of 'I'Amerionn women owe _"
”thei‘r'good iienith to it. Made from"
. the roots and: herbs of the held. it..
in u dimple remedy in which smart
duy'ol the «eatery. Mrs. William. 11.6.
T racey, and the trauma. Moo» Neutron-mm dim
P. Price. of the Nowell Dispensary.
1m~very creditable ones indeed. 'i‘he'
former. shows that an abundance in. ,
good work has been accomplished dur- ,
lag the fiscal year. which ended on ‘
March 31. The trousurorls report is
gratifying. for there is a balance of
$441. 45. With the amount of good the
dispensary had done during the past.
year considered it is most pleasing to
learn that such .a large portion of the
income remained unexpended. '
Following are the two reports:
Secretary's Report. i
To the IOiiicers and'Members of they
Norwolk Dispensary,
Dear Friends:
As secretary it~ becmues my duty to W W The loss is about to,“ .
submit the following annual report for
the year ending March Slat,19H:
The Norwalk Dispensary has reach
the fifth year of its existence as an
organization. As yet in its infancy it
has accomplished much: with each
succeeding year its Work has so imf
creased and its neelulnes extended'
that it has become an indispensable
factor in this communitx
That the public in general appreci-
ate this. is shown by the“ generous
Ieeponse to our appeals. The report
oi‘ our visiting‘nurue proves more con
cluslvel) than any feeble effort of mine
can. the noble work done by this BS‘;auefid.—.wrflfi a Sent-moi Want Ad I
soclution. , 1
During the year the number of pn-
1, 539; number of tuberculosis pa-
tienis. 33: IIunIbeI at present in amm-
tmium 13. The calls mulls on patients
at their homes were 355.
plies \IeI'e furnished to these who
were in need ,
The above tells briefly the stern tn
the work done during the your by the?
\‘orwalk Dispensary. .
lln closing this, report we wish .lo:
acknowledge. tomhe public the. debt of.-
gratitude we owe for its gonerounmp.
port. audwe wish to thankvtbe uimmb
organizations for the assistance they
have given; else. Mr. and Mrs. Ilmncso
have an enriched our treasury.
Words fell to express.,our gratitude 1
to the members of the medical prol‘os- 1
sion who have given llmireervlceo so
faithfully and gelleronsly~without1
their (so-operation the work of the Nor-
walk Dispensary could not be carried
on. ..
Respectfully submitted
IILATITERJINE A. TRACEY.
Secretary .
Treasurer's Report.
modulus.
Balance on hand March 2m
1918 ...................... $054.15
Received from yearly subscrip-
tions . ...................... 445.00
Christiane stamps ........ _. . .. 02:41 ‘
Card fete at Mr. Farrell’s ...... 332.19
Helloweusndance ............. 10.00
City of Norwulh ........ . ...... 125610..
Recipe hook); ................. 017,50
Gifts .......................... 1117.47
..ft. .......... ..
Use of phone and drugs of.
dispensary .................. 25.00
R. & {I}. Corset Company for
services of nurse ........... 530.00
Norwulk flour for assistant
nurse ....................... 53:00
Other sources for assistant
nurse ...................... 62:00
Total .................... $2 .231. 72
Expenditures-
Nurss' s swim-y ............. .. .0900. 00
Assistant nurse .............. 105.00
Drugs 2132:1391
Rent ......................... 120.00
Goal ........ . .................. 02.14
Eloot'rlc Light . .. .......... .. . 30.24
Telephone .. .................. ' 40.55
Nurse’s expenses .. ........... “.202
Milk and eggs . . .. ............ 27,67
vsmnonery and stumps ..... .. . 9100‘
Printing. ..... .. ..... 76:00!
Federation Woman'n Clubs. 8I00'
Bursaries ............ . .. ...... 22.22: 1
1.790.27‘
Balance in treasury to am.
March :Mth, 161111 ....,... . .....1.4Iid.iii.
“FEW snlmdittnd;
MM 6mm onion.
Treasurer
home owned by George mums“
lSeuunei cover every “ultimate nine ,
Medicine. food and necessary sup- .0; human endcm'ur.. Cooks “‘39,.
lshilled specialists in various um'
lemma Wants. ,, 1 '~- l'
manned Went. are would helium“!f in ‘line'ed
Tent} have “diamond the
offhem for service and rel‘
‘11'03.
11: 65.
have through all ages past and will ‘
of the ordinary simple ailments in:
cident to every family with their own' ‘
favorite W3. ‘ ,
in album every home in the loud. :
Lydia Ito lb‘lnhlmm'o Mtnblp (30W 1
pound is 1th» renowned standnrdlv
lug women may place perfect coali-
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in a. 117 o'lillm “114:
A dividend, of top pp:- coho busmm-ISNFW
declared by the referee in the bunk- furniture
Iuptcy case ol’Montsg‘ue it Gillet,lII7It-"M3019“e "99d 0" desire to Dllnchufi'e
ten-I New York (silly. A media; or Then 3'0“ mu ““9"" “We
creditors has been called for April is Rel in” “Mt ".t “1"..9'1‘3" .-
at the odioe of lReferee Allen. 017 Wall
street, New York. to pass upon the
allowance applied for by the. domain.
are had other business.
NORFOLK SUMMER HOME BURN- .
so. . *
NORFOLK April 13.——'i‘he summer!
here, was burned during the night it
000, wildly covered by lnmlflnctLl
The lire is thomht to have been set:
and is the second to occur ulthln nl sire
month in the town, under suspicious
circumstances.
m”"‘"‘ l
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Each day brings new opportumtles ;
iadded possibilities, for those wnri ‘
are alive to their chances and quicl
to take advantage of conditions.
There is ulnaye II war for the con 5
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slaving briefly and concisely your ex
perlences; tell at 3pm proficiency and l '
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directed service will mud in defimo I
advancement.
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people, mom-apnea. Midi-I. purges I
bprofctsional mo, business WIS—val"
are at the command or the. more n1 l.
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villi be most interested.
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