uoam
THE SOUTH NORWAIJ‘ EVENING SWINE
FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1915
w—qs '
on Will
[Stilts Willi
SEMI) HONORS
Its lively Spat With Rep. Fitzgerald
of lien Verb-Opposes Appropri-
:tions
(Special despatch to Tile Bridgeport
Post)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.~Represen~
more gentlemen who wish to speak.
Mr. Donovan: Never mind; never
I
MRS. WILLIAMS lmind. Mr. Chairman, will the gen-
[one SchNEss. tleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Gil-
lett) explain in a moment, without
using up all of my time, by what sort
lof reasoning he can come in here
. i with an amendment to eliminate the
. . ,
Yleld‘ To Lydia E- Pmk- icarrying out of an obligation on the
ham’s Vegetable loan of the United States, when a
contract has been let for the con-
Com
I” ROE]- . struction of a building?
Mr. Gillett: The gentleman is mis-
taken. No such cases are carried in
the amendment.
A HURRY CALL
Hub-Mark rubbers to most people.
Elkhart, Ind_:_ul suffered for four- \ Complete wardrobe as a pair of shoes,
teen years from organic inflammation,
. female weakness, and Winter.
lmy sides were ""1 Mr. Gillett: I do not know. ’i ask-l
creased by walking ed the Treasury department to give‘
ll's the rubber of the mount as well as
utive Jerry Donovan of Connecticut
does not approve liberal aproprlzltiotlfll
tor the erection of public buildings in?
Southern cities, especially whcn larg;
or cities in his state are forced to go‘
without federal buildings. During the;
debate on the sundry civil bill, Min}
Donovan dipped into the debate on
public buildings appropriations, and
sooner or later became entangled with j
the leaders on both sides of the cham- ,
bar, 3
The sundry civil bill carries an ap-.
propriation of $220,000 to begin con-i
struction of a custom house at Wil-
mington, N. L‘. When this item was.
relished, Mr. Donovan had a lively;
spat with Representative Fitzgerald“
of New York, chairman of the upprou
pristions committee and according to;
the Congressional Record, the t‘onnec. .
ticut man came off with second hon-V
are in the encounter. As the incident;
is related by the shorthand reporters“:
it ran as follows:-— l
l we know of, and thousands of voluntary ‘
'or standin on in ' .
5 feet and Ighad snob me a list of all the places where no ,
awful bearing down ' work had been begun.
feelings, .Wss dev ‘ Massachusetts Way.
. pressed in spirits My, Donovan: The gentleman has‘
Bad be??? ltlhbn and answered mic, and l decline to yield
1) em 11 ’ envy ‘ further. The gentleman from 5185'.
‘ ieyes. Ihadsixdoc— ‘ . , _
tors from whom I received only tempo- sachusetts (Mr. (illicit) did not know i
m relief, I decided togive Lydia E. what he was doing when he offered ‘
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 3. faintlie amcndlilent. That is all then» is
tnaland alsotheSanativeWash. lhave to it. He has been a member here
lure
“omen, boys and girls.
it's best because thcrc Il‘c no regrets.
be: Shoe Company. Maiden. Mess.
for rubbers on a nasty wet morning Suggests
Nowadays wise
folks consider Hub—Mark rubbers as essential to the
this climate where the three seasons are June. July
mil andThirregulari- . Mr. Donovan: Has not the gentle- Bulb—Marl; rubber folotviiear is his? so over- (p...
68. e ms 11! A ‘ ‘ - ‘ 9 lasling ' you that it wil x to the to averuelit f
P“ ' man clilnlnated Danbury,tonn.. a “mile [me before it sires m. gubum“
Hubbirs cost no more than any standard first-
quality rubbers. but when you buy them you are
buying (or not only one 'Heason. but perhaps two.
Mode in a groin range of styles for men,
When you buy rubbers ask for "Hub-Mark."
Theseiubbersare manufactured by the Boston Rub~
THE HUB-MARK 15 YOUR VALUE-MARK
FOR SALE BY
HUB-MARK}
RUBBERS
especially in
the fu-
now used the remedies for four months . for manv vcars. and he does not i - _.-..
.M- H. GLOVER
and cannot express my thanks for what ‘ know what he has been doing. This ,the matter is open for any sort of argu-
they have done for me. i .
“If these lines will be of any benefit lllt fact. The gentllman has by want that will place the llospllul be.
you have my permission to publish .
them."——Mrs. SADIE WiLLuiiis, 455 ““1 ”“hhc
James Street, Elkhart, Indiana. :tracts have been entered into and. it seems to me most unseemly that
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- , obligations created, and he would i you, a successful business man. would
pound,madefrom nativerootsaudherbs, 1 repudiate them. Now, that is the allow to be published such a letter as
ccrétfing nohnfilrcotjc or harmful drugs, , Massachusetts way of doing things this, so severely condcinning an insti-
:lost “398;“? 3;;goigffffggi $2; ~—v‘\;itho‘ut knowledge. (laughter). 'tutlou of which you are the head. but
» . . r, thalrnian, there has been 011- rather it you believed that the abuses
ly one public building in my district, \ mentioned in this letter exist, it should
locality settled over 200 SENS EgO-‘have been your duty to have investi-
is
buildings for which Cons'sibie.
testimonials on tile in the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to a
prove this feet.
If ou have the slightest doubt"the WWW W WW"- Thai was corrected-
his amendment endeavored to strike _ fore the public in the poorest light pos-‘
‘bceu used for the furtherance of his
g 1 stated a while ago that the cost of gated the same and caused them to be‘
work and his results arc sufficient. but
you know that the Hospital has never
private end. lie has stood always
ready. at any time of the day or night.,,j
to respond to the call of ally physician}
for his special ability, regardless of!
whether that physician has been a;
member of the stuff, a residenlol’ tiiei
town. or a practitioner from some otli-'
or place.
And he has responded quietly and,
unostentatlonsly. Few people outside,
the Hospital household learn about his1
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the D. ll). Read C0
Established 1357
Some Evening Frocks for
dinner and dancing
()li. inc! from narrow. straight. bubblcll skirts to
iiiitl»\'ictoriall rufl'lcs illltl l'lltlllt‘5, It” in :i ti'icc. ’l‘illlc
rushcs us ill a ginbli' \i'liii'l. 'I‘lzv ti'lililllcsl (llitl lu‘ctticxt of
dancingr frocks arc of softcst tn‘nctli (Hill crcpc tic clinic.
tlic witlc skirt wciglltcd with a l‘tll'llt‘tl band or a «loublc.
box lilaitiir;r u'itli piiikcd ct‘lgcs. ch. lilllkt'l] cdgcs. 'l‘licv
lire (banning,r to look at, and think of tllc i'i‘cclluzii of
stops. ,qtllllt' of them how accordcon lilaitcd skirt< iifl'ixcll
t0 bodiccs of \‘clvct or shallow law. :1 bit of ligwbiug
crystal. or "unc petite Quirlzilillc" of Fi'ciicli lll.,i\\'i‘l'.\‘
around shoulders and slccvcs.
iii slit-ll Itillb‘, corlltloivcr. sky bluc. illllth‘ and i‘csctlzi.
Sonic cxctwdingly lu’ct‘ty :iftci‘uoon frocks arc of
clicckcd taut-ta, black and \iliitc. bluc and urccn, brown
and tail, skirts and straps of silk with white blouses.
Plain Taffeta Frodrs. rosc color, sand color. (lilil ibc
iicu' Rocky Mountain blue, with casy fitting \\Itl\i\ that
button to the throat.
All inspection is lll\llt‘tl. Sccoiul Hour.
A Revel of
new Ribbons
Neckwear,
the Latest
Mr. Donovan. Mr. t‘liairnion, i move, that ydlaE.Plnkhnm’s Vela-m.- , the cost of the public building in a
to strike out the last three words. I. bleComponndwlllhel)you,\vrito ‘ place of “0,000 population. I find
‘ ‘ ,. . . r toLydln u.Pinkhamll odit~.ine(lo..l . . ~ .
want to ask three or four questions 0 ‘ (confidential) Lynn Mass forad- you have passed an appropriation ot
somebody. 1 tried to ask it of 1119‘? vice. Your letterwlll be'épenml$ti00,ll00 for Wilmington, N. C.,
chairman of the committee quietly.l road and answered liynwoiuan, l which has less than 30,000 populist
but i would like to know, first, what! and held in strict confidenne. lion. 1 find. too, that the gentleman‘
the population of Willinington, .\'. C'jliere for 18 years and the only federal , from lllluois (Mr. Mann), the minor,
jg? ll would like to know, next, what: building in his district with a roof orlty leader, had in the same bill an}
the receipts of the mat oifice arc, and ' chimney 0“ it com a little 0W], 3250‘ . appropriation for his district of $50,-
1 “mm ““9: again, to know the cus- . 000? What is it that they do to us from "00 ”599d 0“
toms receipts of that Office? Atht’ Nutmeg state when they got our'Now, during the discussion of that
Mr. Fitzgerald. Mr. Chairman,l will 3 great men down here" Do “m, do as bill, from the first presentation by
give the gentleman 00 173 per cent. Otithey do in other localities “1"” them the. clerk until the filial vote. there
the information that he desires Tliel into a dark alley masked and strip ‘ was not the slightest objection ou the
balance I have not SOL The population, them and take to themselves $000,000 ‘ part Of Mr. Mann, the minority lead-
in 1910 was 25,748. The gross postal1 for towns of 30,000 population i ‘
receipts in 1913 were ”33193-76; moo-i The Chairman: The time of the
ey-order receiDlS in 1913. $230,002“? } gentleman has expired. Without objec-
‘er. to that bill giving $000,000
Wilmington, .\', (7., on
to
February 17. 1913.‘
Taking up the points in this letter
seriattul. I would say that l have no
doubt that the fellow would like to
sell his place in Winnipauk.
Regarding a. bill. claimed to be owcd
by his cousin. to some physician, for
treatment. at the Hospital. if any mem-
ber of the staff made an unwarranted
charge to any patient. it seems to me
it should be your duty to investigate
the same, and demand the resignation
_of that member of the staff,
The insult to Dr. Tracey i will dis
cuss later.
As for his mentioning the Hospital
“As a place where people peacefully
1end their days." I can only say that
the pretense
the writer's sense of decency has been
local papers regarding the good
.sults obtainedwbut what every pliysl-a
;\ littlc (ttltllllt‘t‘
“ \vczivcs and coloriiigs.
clan does know, is that our cases 01itrtill‘ti‘fietfistIt‘lltibc‘fiogi‘fll{finish};
charity (and "my exceed. by ml’ the: liglithbluc Q'll‘ltl color I'md drill rc
cases that are not.) are taken care ot I“ . ‘ “ ‘ ‘ is ‘
.' or girdles,
just as carefully and consciously asl 8
those for which lie is paid. 5 “5'
I believe he would even handle the Metallic Tafletas ,t\vo»tmlctl. in
kids of the piiiliead. who wrote thatlt‘z'nbl, ccrisc, king bluc and ciiier—
letter, if it came under ills hands forltlld, toucllctl with black.
surgical need. so gently that it would, 69 cts., 7 inches.
not even disturb the bristles on his}?
back.
Lastly. allow me to request that:
some of the good things about the Hos-
pital be published. I can furnish you
with plenty of letters. if necessary,
work. No news items appear in theI
I
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of Sprint:
and scrvicablc slizlllcs, 19 cts.
A fresh supply of Lingerie Rib-
ibons, all required widths.
”—
1 Novelty Hair Ribbons, lirctt)"
The “Dog—car” Collar has .uv
\'cd and tli‘uolis its lacy lioiul.
li‘kc illc cars of all ciltluii'iim
it will bc popular.
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itcrricr.
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[ “Tipperary" is :illotllcl' ilciv on:
land so is thc "Buttercup,” both
'of them in citbci‘ wliitc or crcniu
llncc, tlclicntcly boned and cos;
1to adapt to any gown or blousc.
Embroidered Collars of \vbitc
ovg‘autlic .(‘Xlllll~llt‘1_\' simplc :iuul
becoming,
‘ .
50 cts. up.
postal savings receipts in 1913. 53,-,
133, The building is for a custom
house aiid appraisal stores and other,
governmental olll<‘es cxclus‘ivc ol‘ llld:
post office. ,
Mr. Donovan. And the gentleniafil
does not know what the customs re-z
celpts are?
Mr. Fitzgerald. 1 do not. ‘
Mr. Donovan. is that :i vcr)‘ intent:
gent handling of the subject-~not to‘.
know what the customs receipts are?
1\lr_ Fitzgerald, \\'hat difference does
it make what the customs receipts
are?
Mr. Donovan. i will tell what is nec.
essary to know. i am going to tell
what i think about it ill my own way
and in my own style.
Mr. Fitzgerald. it does not make any
difference what the gentleman thinks
about it and whether it is an lutellig-v
exit bundling of the subject are two
entirely different lllli :s.
Mr. Donovan: Let us see. Mr. Chair-
man. A great man, a great committee.
hand the chairman of the same cu»
glneered a bill through this House car-
rying $000,000 authorization for \\'il~
mington. N. C.. a locality of less than
30.000 souls. What do you think about
that? tllaugliter.)
Mr. Fitzgerald, The trouble with the
gentleman is that lie is incorrect.
Mr Donovan. The gcntleman should
conduct himself in an orderly way.
You should first get recognition from
the Chair before interrupting me.
The Chairman. Does the gentleman
from Connecticut yield to the gentle'
man t'rom New York?
Mr. Donovan. Not at this moment. ,
labout the balance of the gentleniau‘s'
,ns the chairman of the (‘omlilittcc on
‘ ed the passage of tile public buildings
tion, the pro forlua amendment will that it “'35 “ building for public pur- dead so long that lie slnlply could not
be withdrawn and the (‘lt‘l‘k will read, . ”“5“- r "““m'” ”‘0 ““9“""5 ”MP“ help this putrid emanation.
Mr. Fitzgerald: Mr. Chairman. 1%“ “""mngwn: Ni C-P‘m‘ “‘38 ”"1“ In regard to the midnight racket. I
wish to say ”,0 Committee on “DDT“ , 530.000 a year. I“ my (“Slim "mam glad that he mentioned this. One
Drintion-s do not put through the hmlse‘customs receipts in a ”50900 build 0‘ the T6330“ Why “‘6 need a new
the bill authorizing this building/m“ “’0 “a" “ m"“°" ‘1 "e” “"WHOBPW build“! ‘9 “‘3‘ "‘0 ””5““
There might be something accurate the postal ”Will‘s 3400.000 a i'efli'one seems to be so constructed that a
" while the postal receipts of \Vilnilng- . sound in one portion of it can he heard
doll. -\'- Cw “1‘0 3135.000 8 year. 3‘” ‘ ill all other parts of the building. and
this great minority leader, with all Is ilnpogglblo to move about, as
$50,000 oppropriatiun in tllc bill, by ”10,50 on night. duty must do. without
some 50” 01’ process remained 5‘" some sound, and his statement about
lent to that way of doing business. midnight rackets is sinlply more of
1“” vcrtll‘lcatlon 3'0“ “'1“ find it i“ “‘9 his ignorant insult—this time directed
(“tings 0' “‘8 house on Feline," those noble young women. who are
My ‘7- “”3 NOW: “‘9 gentleman doing the arduous work of night iiurs.
appropriations. and all hands of it in i from Massachusetts (Mr. Gillom big. and doing it “11““le and cheer-
the steal, (Laughton, Well, all “0"1110)‘ ””“k u ‘5 a proper “'“3' ‘0 do fully. I have been called to the Hos-
quiesced in it and no protest was [H'SiMSS ‘0 nbrogute contracts “d" pital, many times at night. lllltl have
made, but they have. given the minor ““in by the government, duly lot 3'01 10 he“ find noise that could have
My lender 0. $50,000 proposition in the “"d signed, “"d be comes in here been avoided.
statement, but there is no accuracy —
Mr, Donovan: Mr, t‘hairlunnw
’l‘hc it‘hairmuti: lies the gentleman
yield?
Mr_ Donovan: We hith‘ just listcucl
to gentleman from Alabama. we have
listened to the. minority leader. as well proc
bill. :uiul wants to repudiate Ulcm- 134 Furthermorel most emphatically
iir. Fitzgerald‘l' dccllucto .Viclil rur. ”W W “'“-" -"°“ "0 ”1 Sp'i“g“e‘d' object to your having nllowcd to bc
tlier. . ““5"": l” “0‘ “1‘“ a fine proposition published the insult to the member of
to Offer and to advocate in this body, our staff who has done as much as any
where ”mm should be fair playvlpliysician. and more than some of us,
where them should be some. 1‘01""? to build up and maintain the efficiency
‘ 30f the Norwalk Hospital.
Doctor Tracey needs no defence, his
Mr. Mann, The statement the gentle ;
man makes, like most of his state-
ments, is absolutely wilf'out any foun-
dation of fact.
Mr. Fitzgerald: 'l‘lie gcutlemnn frmul
.solutely necessary to wear
from grateful patients. who have been;
there. and these are the sentiments;
that count. l
Then let us stop this silly uswapa-1
per controversy and try to get it lies-4
pllnl. Pcrsoually. i would like a
change of site. but unlike one of ourl
more prominent citizens. I will pay in
the balance of my subscription—and;
am not thinking of asking for ally that“
l have paid in. to be returned to me,§
regardless of where the'new llospltall
is located. i did not subscribe to ai
Hoapitnl on that site—l subscribed to
it new Hospital—and when it is built,
it. should have the supporter the pub-
lic. unliunipcred by public abuse.
Yours very truly.
FRANKLYN G. BROWN.
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Nui'il “Why (lid you ncccpt him
the third time he prolmscd‘.“'i>uril~--
“ilcciulst- llt‘ silltl it would be the lust
tiliic." .ludgt-
__ . a”... w--—'
it isn't ab- '
magnify-
lii looking for trouble
lug glasses,
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Connecticut cannot even repeat a: I l '
statement made within five minutcsl .
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here on this floor. I have stntcd here; I
\
i think. a dozen times today I oppos-l
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The City National Bank
Anew” subscription for the
Designer
It is otl'ered for one year at 30 cts., to bc callcd for
each month at the Pattern Section. chistcr at an curly
day and rcccive subscription curd. .\t this pricc it is not
tit'llYCl‘t‘tl.
possible to havc the magazine
()rdcrs taken
through l’cbruziry only. ' ' '
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unhinderecm
ESTABLISHED 1857
'(llllUBLl-T. -
Wouldn't it bc an awful thing if i M“ <
lilillsh iiiiiitors wore to fly ovm‘ licr- . ‘i‘ . #9
till and drop their 11's on the doi‘cnce— er; lg E;
(0.1 0'
loss l)t)lilllilll0ll'.'-<i‘llllildt‘lplliil Ltd-
Mrs. Smith—“Look at all that junk
gor. é
Pay all the debts and compliments,
and 1 only received 30c"
that you can when you are alive, aud‘
when you are dead people will miss
your—Cincinnati Enquirer.
E How would it do to send all the
ibud books to prison libraries?—
Pittsburgh Post. 3er. Jones-“Why that was not El-
- e..-“ _..__.__.- tron. 3 Rowan street. Don‘t believe
bill. if the gentleman were in his
place. and attentive arid alert as hei
pretends sometimes to be about wliatj
is transpiring in this house, he would:
not make so many absurd statements 4
in one five minutes. I withdraw the?"
pro forma amendment. i
READERS’
. VIEWS
Think It Over
Consider for the moment the dollars you waste in a year and how
many you could save without being deprived of a single necessity.
it does not need anybody to prove it—lt can be easily figured.
the man. You should look on the wa-
gon us I do and make sure. He pays
lo a lb. for rage. best prices pair for
rubbers. metals and feather beds."
Tel. 441—or send postal,—3 Rowan St.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
:2'2ET
A little later, Representative Gillett
Two dollars deposited in this Bank each week for ten years Will
provide a “rainy day” fund of over $1,200.
[155 Washington St. So. Norwaiit.
~ understand why the people of my state
' , have been shaghaied‘all these years.
" , (Laughton) ‘We have a custom house
Declines to Yield. 30f Massachusetts offered an amend-‘3,
The Chairman: The gentleman dew nleut striking out of the bill about 150 l " '
clines ‘0 yield, lpublic building appropriations. all; East Norwalk, COM"
Mr. Donovan: This is the proposi-l these, in fact. except those for build. FEI’Y‘W'Y 10. 1915-
tion. 1 am obliged to repeat it lest my ings in course of comtrucflon_ The 31). ' CHRISTIAN SWARTZ:
audience forgets the point I am tr.\'- propriation for the Danbury building; President Norwalk Hospital Associa-
ing to make. A great committee, al was among those eliminated by thei tion,
inost important committee, and a great Gillett amendment, This amendmeniiDear Sir:
chairman in the Sixty-second congress later defeated. brought Mr. Donovan: I was surprised when I had brought
engineered a bill through this estab~ again into the debate. as shown byito my office an unsigned letter, ad-
lishment known as the House of repre- the following extract from the 00“.,dressed to yourself and published in
sentatives for $000,000 for a public greasionnl Records Q“The Evening Sentinel." of Saturday.
building in a locality having less than Mr. Donovan: I should like five min- ! February 6th, prefaced by news item
30,000 souls. ates. ito the effect that the writer was an
Now. Mr. Chairman. the chairman of Mr. Fitzgerald: 1 yield four minutes, i old friend of yours and had requested
this congress very kindly told us a —TWO-— jyou to publish the game,
while ago that a $15,000 proposition in Mr. Donovan: Mr. chairman. 1 amt It appears to me that a. communica-
every locality. with the same number entitled to five minutes. What are 1tion displaying such utter ignorance on~
in population such as the gentleman you going to do with it? . ithe part of the writer, couched in thel
from California had offered. would
bankrupt this great country. I cannot
the gentleman four minutes. it he ‘ truths regarding the Hospital mousse-l
does not take that 1 will give hlmgment, coupled with insult. directed atl
nothing. a member of the medical stall. and an!
v. Mr. Donovan: And from that de lhonorable practitioner of this city.l
and we have a post oflicein a locality; clslon there is no appeal; is that it? E would have been cast into the waste
01' “0.000 SONS. The receipts of the: Mr. Moon: I behave I have two basket, where it properly belonged.
custom house are half a million dol-1 minutes left— land that your sense of good taste“
JETS. The receipts of the post office are; The Chairman: The chair begs to It would have caused you to hesitate to.
over 3400.000- What happened to om“ state that the gentleman cannot yield have published such a screed. l
little state when by predecessor, the] that. . i I had supposed that this question of
876919“ man this congress ever had; Mr, Donovan: Am ‘1 golng to haveithe Hospital was simply an honest dlt-l
“3 3 member. When he, who was “181 my the minutes? lference of opinion regarding the destr-l
greatest man in his own Opinion W110: Mr. Fitzgerald: I cannot give the I ability of changing the site. but I nowl
ever came out in the world. who wasl gentleman five minutes. There are see that such is not the case. and that
‘ ‘0 i,
s
Think it over!
Mr. Fitzgerald: I am going to give most uncouth manner. filled with un-l '
. FEBRUARY Has Many l
Attractions For Our
Customers.
It is time for clearing out winter goods and surplus
stocks and also a time when advance styles of spring ulcr-
Many new and interesting values in Women’s Blouses,
Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Accessories of quality at very moderate prices are on dis~ ~
play this week.
The N. E.
8' WASHINGTON ITRIET.
cliaiidise give the note of uovolty.
i A Lot of Serge Dresses ‘
:: That said up to $10.00 ::
$2.00
w
We (live S&ll Green Trading Stamps.
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
South Norwalk
‘ i
1 Wash! ton Street.
Neckwear and other Dress 20- “9
.5 l Maud—Haven‘t you and Jack been
” ‘500 America “1‘5“” didactically i'engaged long enough to trot married?
quoted the professor. “I have already LIarle—Tgo ‘0ng. He hasn't gm n,
done so," replied J. Fuller Gloom. "I icent left.——Boston Transcript.
was born here."-—-Judire.
"What‘s good for a person with
water on the brain?"
“A tap on the hen/.1, I suppose.“—
Boston Transcript.
“Did you say that l was out?" __ . _
“No: I mm Mm I thought he w“... Try an ad. in The Sentinel Mr
—-Boston Transcript. ll Walk's leading home paper.
M.
Ryan Co.
IOUTH NoniNALK.
"Was the man the same one that]
brought the bill before?"
“Yes."
Norwalk Chronicler