. M Winfield Street
. &
.1 loam
1rd:
4n.
, me'mamM-nnwucmm
a: - ..
1 FOR “Li—m IAIY CAI- TO MK .00! AT 45
3"“ m M audition. RMKWML m. lNQUIRE ON PH-
lo‘ Km'm Norwsik. ‘11.
tron saw—mob rooms
can and xii-abouts. in am claaa West side of at Union street. Bevan} hue, Sal-walk, Conn.
Nil“- Hunter's Germ. 136 Illinérooma and bath. Steam heater. also-g _..__.. .
11 3t ' tric iightn. all new, gas range conneo‘ WANTED—A MAN '10 WORK
. - tion. Newly painted interior “a “.1. iish market R. J. Cutbill. 11 North
~ Fon Mix—Two man TOURr'terior. New apical. plumbing. nest. thin nineteenth xmslk.
m
In: case in first-class condition. in-
quire st niccio Bros, ii Woodward.‘ The [label a Bailey Co, as Marshall. WANTEO-Gl'flh FOR WAITRES
nvenun 11 at
FOR .ALE—CHEAP,
m. 8. COHEN.
1’0 LET—0N] HALF HOUII
3” per month. Pocaasion at once.
iatreet. South Horwalk. all tr
oovssn. .. TO LIT—TWO warm" or
alt-m lilo boat, at; 11.x 7 it. 10in.i-‘irst five room each. wi'h Monumental
an
- 3‘ wanna—To my a lunch
WANTED—BOY. 1‘ YEARS Old
tolder. Apply 44 Water street. run at
leow. Richard Koonia, Newtown live
11 it
IN
1-,“;‘1‘ . J {no -> ... 7"§’§
. i ‘ J: " If r .7
{LU‘ a ,1.“ V 1 ' .t ;. e 3
a.” ' .‘
slay-you. case d m m
U:U~u).—dfl.laiasnshsfln
warmth-Maintain
strum ottrsdisgtn'dsy.
ImmlnfluMuu-S
patriarch heavineuinothsrspec-
electrons-ties. {M were Iii-Iss1
advances in “ding. was Vnhy,
Great Northern Rd. U. 8. and Cruel.
hie meets, as well u Heron-tile Unr-
ine PM, while Beet lager rose a fan
poinl with Che-flat Haters. All 3
these gains were lost befu'e the end
of the first half hour. the list is gas-
sral becoming more reactionary on is-
creased activity.
WALL STREET.Noon.——On the re-
versal Reading lost a point. with two
points or more for Louisville l; Nash-
ville and “Soc," while Butte and SI-
perior. American Zinc, Tennessee Cop-
)! It
8.
‘Apply Hartidlhl Lunch, 0 South Main
street, South Norwalk. 11 8t
WANTED—A TOURING BODY FOR
(lash condition. Ready to install en-iM N03 55 and 57 Bill‘lnd liM- lI-‘Ford car. Must be cheap. Apply 18
give.
‘JJID Neck, Long island, N. 1'. it 31‘
M t!
inquire Charles \“andilre, Ell-l quire "fl 11- TRIM. 16 Om IL. 0!”. Knapp street, South Norwalk. or tele-
ion'. Neck Coast Guard Station, Ea.- telepllono 1393-12-
,iphone 391. it it
T0 LET—A STORE; 207 EAST
l wsnrso—ooon sow BOAT.
son UNI-AUTOMOBILE. rive. Wilma street. East leik. ill-1110‘ over 310. Also launch. :50. Ad-
passenger, Stanley Steamer. Big bar-WNV‘WWW “an”. ppm“ dress, 'A. B. C,’ etc Sentinel office.
gum. First class condition. Equiui 30““! Main “"91- Telephone ‘9- A1”.
pr-d with kerosene oil burners. All
new tires. Maple: & Goldscllmidt. So.
Nol‘u'nlk. )1 31
FOR dALE—BOECH HIGH TEN-
cion magneto and round 0011, dual sys-
{*m _ LOST.
an apartment, 41 Chapel street. All
{improvements Rent very reasouahle.
‘
7 -
L
LOST—A non-rump KITTEN
'ilit
i WANTED—BOYS IN MACHINE
iehop. Apply Neptune Hardware Mfg.
‘Co, 66 Fort street, East Norwslk.
i
l 11 31
., r.
tern. Also wind shield, Preatotanknabom 7 "9°“ 01d. ‘Whito 'with (gray? wanvao— A HUNGARIAN Gis‘i.
schemes carburetor and hand Klu-tand brow“) mixed “WW “Mum ‘0 for housework. Call eveninn from d
(H Phone 50-5, Norwalk.
FOR BALE—OR T0 RENT 23 BAY-
vc-u avenue unusually attractive: 8
tom house steam heat, large rqonnij
'l\l‘§t‘ lot, line shade. Good vies.
pleasant surroundings. Owner,' 1'!
idltuklin street, South Norwaik.
m30 6t
FOR IALE~IN EAST NORWALK.
:3 building lots. :10 down and 85 a
month. Apply George E, Finch,
Vt‘iiiileltl St, E. N. mm 31
FOD ants—nor NO. 8, NORTH‘
side of Fifth avenue, on trolley line.
East Norwalk, Conn. For particulars,
price. ctc., inquire of William 8. Wil-
cox. Keck-r Block, Washington fit.
ms in
FOR OALE—lo ROOM HOUSE,
plot 175:102; heat, water. electric
lights, shop. shed. chicken house. (full.
t
receive reward.
W ANT
ll
1
n13. all I". Bohannnn. 64 South Main SL, and ‘0 8. Miss 30”.”, 20 Spring street,
E South Norwalk. 11 3i
i
1 WANlee-POBITION BY‘ ORR-
iman andfivife as gardener or care-
taker. inquire Reinhardt Bakery. lie-
lgent Theatre, Norwailt.’ ii iii
Operators on all parts oi
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
ll‘OIlt‘l'.
Bright young man in shirt
stock room.
J
Near trolley and sound. inquire a In-
gan street. Rowayion. Tel 17534.
mi in!
FOR BALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM COT-z
taxes on Lincoln avenue. All modern
improvements. For sale on easy pay-1
wrote. Good opportunity to own your?
own home. inquire at United Groceer
Co, No’rth Main street or Robert 0.;
Raymond, Elm Grove street. ms if
FOR GALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD'
condition. 25nd 1-3. Copper riveted.
Leather cushion. inquire Mr. Kline-
telter, Rowayton. add if
- m...-__,_.-..ye.-.x
LOST—LADIES" SILVER WATCH;
and pin. «Reward by returning to Sen«
Incl office.
tiriraisriiim—
of
The Travelera'
for
OVER 30 YEARS
We solicit your
Life
Accident
Steam Boiler
Automobile Liability
Workmen's Compensation
insurance in this strong and re-
liable company.
.1. M. Layton & Coalnc.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwatk
.-
Insurance Co.
A raw 6000 music? bins
nut roadstera. Overhauied and in A-i
condition. Wehrle‘s Garage, 11 Ray-
mond street, South Norwaik.
$50 A WEEK is WHAT you CAN
earn, women of independent incline;
tlcn, and men who want a high class
wieaaion. Join our classes learning
.ssaging and physical culture. We
as train you at home by mail. write
May for particulars. Dr. Adleinan'a
humans. as Suburban Ave. Bism-
Ild. One. .
cmuvaosr AND FANNINO, All,
M desire to announce that they
”Munchies forlhegcneral
”the of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
lssd ‘M at Waahingtcp street.
Justine '— furnmssnmo
Incoming. We supplies: wail
finer. upto-hfe’ styles. lowest prices.
Intimates cheerfully given. Trial or
his solicited. ‘l‘el. 400. Alexander
White. I! 1-! my Ave. nil!
—-
_ do some cease? .
.erfect Ind Comfortable Fittlpfi
Made to Measure. .
IRS. LiLLIAN REVNOLDI
more June 12. with Captain Henry B.
DREADNoUc'l-i‘r PE’NEEVLVAKK'
READY.
NORFOLK, Va. June 1.—'—'i‘he new
superdreadnought Pennsylvania will
be commissioned at the Navy Yard
Wilson in command. it was otllcialiy
announced here today.
Alter provisioning and coating,
which is expected to take about ten
days, the Pennsylvania will proceed
.26. where she will be opened to pub.
lic inspection during the convention
of the National Association of All
Clubs.
VIENNA, June 1.--Tok protect
against the legal prohibitions and hin-
drances to marriage in Austria, the
Austrian Women's Union ‘is orgam
ing a series of demonstrations. in a
manifesto issued to the public the Un-
ion declares that it is surprising that
at a moment when there is a gcna‘al
desire for an increase of population
the state itself, prevents uhoia cate
series of persons, especially women.
from marriages.
arcane mvo You more.
Phone 12415-
tin-.21
'i‘alie coalition plaa tar and the)
litsiliiti'lli swollen, amarting feet slid
,Alieuta t-Ease, . the antiseptic
room-go shaken into .the shoal
and used iri'the foobbsth. it relieves
i
Clueli, Peabody.
& C In ‘ iycar old son, want room and board
0., c. iland avenue section or near) July 1st-
to Philadelphia, arriving there June h‘
mix'fweli together and. an 'm'iimdyu‘sau ills stingout of com
mil «trait am has. blade: mac‘s-ta bdllionis.1t’a the greatest '
extramarital-educators, pat‘m'roetdtsmuryoflheagahlian’sfiub
«new cloth over in thick eilmisii in More simmniisl'ioéim .
undocumen- clothes. rim cations and hot. oral, um toot.
the cloth- tan-ca wash to ooverthe~aoidhymmdflén
meet. and continuation thom‘wayo. 11.9.qu areas-its moan.
‘ Allen
3 wanna—hiss T0 inlAsN SHOE-
lilaking. Good pay while learning and
{large earnings when competent. H.
Llacoh it Sons. shoe Manuiactursra.
vlieiden avenue, Norwalk. 11 8t
‘ WANTED-«HONEST MEN EVERY-
whcre. Whole or part time. Three
,to ten dollars daily. Pay weekly.
Start now. Write The Pequoth'ur.
liiery Co. Meriden. Conn. 11. t
WANTED—YOUNG COUPLE,
With private family, RowaYton (Hith-
30ct. lst. :40 per month. Address it.
lF‘. ‘31., (~30 Evening Sentinel. 11 3t
WANTED—OPERATORS. CORN
£Raincoat 00., 52 Water street, South
aNorwalk.
l waurso—uxrnmnucnn ornit-
,ators on Singer power machines. (in
:all parts oi housedreus making. Good
5 pay and steady position assured. Rov-
Ial Mfg. Co, 85 Wauhington street. 80.
:Norwalk. mic 6t
, VMNTID—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for cairn. H.
li'riedulan.‘douth Norwslk. Tel. 1151.
r
; activator
1
District of Nomlk, as, Probate
Court. May 3191., A. D., 1916.
in the matter of Katherine Scho-
llcrth of Norwalk in said District an
inc‘iipable person.
Whereas. written application he‘s
been made to this Court. by the said
Katherine Schdhcrth'showing that she
has been restored to her capacity and
praying that her estate be restored to
or.
Ordered, That said application
heard and determined at. the Probate
Oi‘hce, in Norwalk. on the 61h day of
June. 1916. at 10 o'clock. lorenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons therein try publish
ing this order in {newspaper having
a circulation in said. Distrct, at
least live days before said day» of
hearing. '
HENRY W‘i. GREGORY.
11 1t , 311680.
THE SUN.
~—
‘The sun makes all the‘cherrids
red,
And makes the oak trees tall.
Anti ripens berries by the shed
- “And grapes along the wall.
The, sun m‘akcs wrcnsfa'nd robins
sing ‘ ‘ ‘
And makes the kitties play,
And stretch and roll like any.-
‘ thing—- . ~_ .
' 'A‘n’d keeps- thcmglad all day?-
per and Continent Can were down 1 to
is points, with 4 1-2 for Bethlehem
iSteei. Pressure relaxed later and
iprlces rallied quite generally, with n
icontinunnce of activity in Beet Sugar
and revival of yesterday‘s inquiry for
i’nited States Steel issues, which rose
to two to five points. Marine pfd.
also improved on publication of a
statement outlining ilie
large. cash resources, and United
Fruit rose substantially. Trading
halted on the recovery, which was
well-maintained. Bonds were. steady.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—thtie
change occurred during the dull mid-
session, aside from further gains in
company's :
.. a;
ti 7
‘t .
PAIR. June 1:411. use of naval
Ins ashore h it plea-t w. it ii
pointed out sy a and expert. is net
snore expect-t, nailing an anal-
dainl or incidental clrcnmtsneea.
put as a wall dednsd reason in the
creator initial speed of the projectile
of a naval gun and the confluent”
longer rungs than that or laid anil-
lery. The new services they ruler
are due to the aeroplane. which gives
the gunner in land lean: ranges of
Ira than he used to set.
The 15-inch naval guns with which
the Germans occasioqu bombard
Dunkirk and Nancy are believed he be
from ships lying idle lathe Kell canal
They are utilised because they carry
farther than the big mortars.
The type 01 the naval guns would
have been more commonly used on
land for field work had it not been
so much heavier and more dificult to
manipulate than the shorter range
field and siege guns. Seven inch to
eighteen inch naval pieces may be
Emounted on railroad trucks, but the
.rccoil of the larger calibre is so vio-
lent to to require a solid concrete
foundation.
LONDON. May 31.-—Expert Canad-
ian lumbermen are scattered through
many forests of England cutting down
trees for the purpose oi! “making a
battering~ram wherewlth to win the‘
war." These brown, lithe backwoods
men—halfaoldier and hali'trapper—
minor specialties. Trading was res-
trained by advices frenl Washington
which indicated increasing tenson re-
specting Mexican alfairs.
VACATIONIITS’ GUIDE FOR
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND-”id
That the season of 1le is expected
to be a busy one among the vacation
resorts of southern 'New England. is
indicated by the preparations that are
being made to accommodate summer
guests at the mom listed in the
1916 Manual of Summer Reset-ta.
Practical aid to the person or fam-
ily planning to spend' the summer
inn-libs by thereon, at the mountains.
lakes or country. to given by Oil!
pubi" on. which is issued by the
New ork, New Haven l Hartford
Railroad. Almoct every requirement
or shade of personal tacto can be
this territory. which is situated with-
in s few hours of New York and the
great cities of New England. and
therefore readily accessible for the
man who has to give rather strict at-
tention to his business all summer.
in the preface to theddsnusl the
character of the various resort sec~
lions of the territory are described
briefly: the Berkshire and idtchdeld
Hills. the north shore of Long island
Sound, Namnnsstt Bay resorts,
‘lllnck island, Busaards Bay. Quaint
Cape Cod. those picturesque vacation
islands Nantucket and Marthas Vino
yard. and the historic south shore of
Massachusetts Bay.
llnder eachmort point are listed
the names of hotels. boarding cottages
and farm houses where summer
guests are entertained. with the ca-
pacity and daily and weekly rates of
each indicated.
A list of localities that In of inter
est because of historionl'aasoclatioas.
beauties of scene?! or natural won-
ders is given. and In connection with
each point of interest the name of
the nearest station of the New York.
New Haven 1 linriiord fiatlroad or oi
the Central New England Ralla‘iiy.
and made of conveyahce from the
station.
More than ninety golf links with the
names of the clubs owning them and
the number of holes in each course.
and over 100 guri clubs are likewise
listed.
A copy of the Manual of Summer
Resorts will be sent on request to
anyone addressing the Advertising
Department. Room 000, Railroad
Building. New Haven. Connecticut.
WELCOME!
——
Oh yesterday there bloomed
again,
Through kind forbedrancc of the
rain, ‘
A' blossom that we all have
known
To be in towns all cities sown
Though gone its purity, man
knows,
When in the city streets it
blows! . , _
k-Yef‘herc and there at! pure and
fair
We saw it mbloonii'ng everyb‘
where -' _ , ,
And hailed again" with rapt dci
light ‘ , ,
The straw hat gleaming "round
and White! . ‘ “
i. . ' ~Kxchanglc.-
_ Aluminum June 1,—0no of at.
midway. the _German war exhibi-
tion Midis datum; late in its, was
an" exhibit-china “rile ~Gold Booty
m-fia‘floiiwb." tho German coni-
m rudder. Three of the fourteen
W,Wiitrm the pacifier
international» British atomic
mmmm «also
new «Muss-naps tcpfd'ienttiid'i‘rial was an '
plasterdrciu’aw , in; 1' L “"8. Olmsted.“ can
V.
W”
N; Y:- .
- ‘I
\ .
And I’ll take oii‘ at, stockinrs sin I U
My lexical. no "WCTFW M '
{And foil untied: maidenhead?
. ’a' with” ignite nth; .
satisfied at the resorts embraced lni
;vfantryreinforde
were brought to England from the Do
tminlon because of their kowledge oi
itho forests, to turn into a wry asset
. the vast and valuable stretches odABri-
: ish timberland. Apart from the timber
iproper, which is so much in demand
lfor military purposes, the byprbducts
are valuabli. for they‘lnclude tanning
‘bsrk, turpentine and potash.
3 The cut work of the Canadians was
‘the marking down and moving or
certain tracks of forcltiand. “blaring"
the trees—mainly“. colt wood trees
{of plus and 3M“ 8.0. . smell“!
‘helr scheme oi attack that the beaut~
.ies of he rural scenes would-not .be
Kunnecessarily marred. With the arriv-
Iai of thep taste and milling machinery
'the lumber-men began turning out
wood in all sorts of terms, from ratio
way ties to matches.
There are still left inVErigland two .
and a half million acres of forest, the
(‘rown woods alone covering about
125,000 acres.
iiANDOX, June l.-—tCorrespolidenoa
oi the Associated Preach—The de<
fence by the Britta 'at the Egyptian
desert at 'El- eidar during the
Turkish raid of April 23, deserves to
be chronicled as among the memor-
able incidents oi the war, according to
Renter's special cbrreapondent at the
'general headquarters of the Egyptian
~liliipoditiozitiry Force. On that Sunday
150” British soldiers hold a position
far too extended for such it email
garrison. against a force of Turks
and Arabs six times their own num-
ber. says the correspondent.
The location of defence is a small
oasis in a depression in the sandy
waste about 13 miles east of the Sues
Canal. The British had erected two
rcdoubts and several small isolated
poets in the vicinity of a grove oi date
palms. These defenses were not
completed at the time of the raid.
in a mist so thick that the defend-
ers were Barely able to discern the
barbed wire ility feet in advance of
their redouble. the attack began at 8
o’clock in the morning. niae- ilre
heat back the ilrst assault very quick-
ly. according to the correspondent.
the Turli'ii‘ rstiring to reform.
Capt. Roberta of the Royal Scots
Fusiliers was in command. in the
absence of communication trenches.
he was unable. after the mist'ilfted at
9 o’clock to lend reinforcements. ain-
ruunition and messages to the isolated
posts. as the attackers‘ ride and ma-
chine gun iire swept the intervening
spaces. . One post was held by eight‘
men, three of whom were wounded
early in the engagement. 'l‘o~ the ex,-
ticma right, some of the British lay
out in the open and fought oi! enemy
attemptkto reach the rear of the de-
lenses.
Returning to the attack. the enemy
brought up a mountain gun and with
it ilerceiy shelled the oasis. but, ac-
cording t othe correspondent. the aim
was wretched and little dame‘wsa
done. From a ridge tegtho left a
maniac ganvraked the eastern
of the hole.» / ~
u The attacking force numbered 110
Mb camel corps and about 150
’Arsba. together with two mountain
guns and so artille‘ryncn. The mulch.
sitar holding their positions through-
out the day, resisted the dual and
inert doaperwte attack which began
tat 7 o'clock at night. this assault con-
sisting of three rulhoi. When it had
been beaten cl. nest of the enemy
dead were found-within hfty yards of 1
lire Mill trench.’ one being
found within twenay yards. de-
fenders had, suirered a great many
3 leanwiiile news of me attack had
tre‘ached brigade headquarters. seven
miles away. and two emanates of he
fsutr‘y had been sent. to the garrison.
which theyreachedpahcut 9 o'clock
alteratryisg‘inasch m deep
said. The afloat- eon-mug these
irestr mm had 0 art to the
elective at the firs optimum and
drive on the enemy but found the
.. mosh too strong, and furthor'ilt
ments were despstch-
ed-froni brigade headquarters. while
‘.t"
two squamous oi Australianxtuslit‘
has III! also.
N
no mam. '
*3
Of course you know the kind of
Verse.
“Ml'fl'l‘l'i 1"“!
he often studied real tads,
I see a number every day,
But they must be abnormal lads,
I never hear 'em talk that way.
h-Ibuisvillc C curler—Journal.
THE SECRETARY BIRD.
It Kicks Like o Male and Can dwaiiow
a dnako Whole.
The rarest and most valuable birds in I
the New York soological garden are ,
the strange pair of secretary birds quar- ‘
tered in the ostrich house. "Secretary
birds" they tire called because of the
atufi
That kiddies talk in dialect
rhyme.
We ought to know it well
enough.
They’ve wished it on us for
some time.
. i
“I’m only ist a tecnsy boy,
“I'm only ist“-—but why re-
hearse?
You know the stuff that they '
employ
'And ladle out—as dialect
TAKE A nusmnea’ '"--'-
oouasn AT MERRILL, ’
COLLEGE , :
The howlcdge you get one
crest of long dark plumes-that risen
from the bark of their heads. giving
them the nominee of a clerk with ti
bunch of quill feathers behind his car.
it's an amtocratic name. but the thin.
that nukes the seer’otary bird valuable .
is not his looks. The natives of South
Africa love bins because he can kick
like u mule.
Toss into his cage a snake. no matter
how vicious. and the tight begins im-
mediately. T he bird cautiously iip~
preaches the snake with wings wido-
apresd lo esriipe the sudden iungce by
light if necessary. Once, twice, three
times perhaps the snake hinges. The
bird darts back. waiting his chance.
At last it comes. and one of those long,
hard leg! shoots out'iih the boot 0! it
mule. landing squarely on tho unlko's
head. It reels and falis'back otunncnl
to be knocked out completely by a sec-
ond blow. And then its victor pro-
ceeds to swallow it whole.
in South Africa the birds are regard-
ed as s great protection. They are at-
fectionato mates and always travel to-
gether. When pursued they spread
their wings and make 01! over the
ground with the speed of a running
horse-Every Week. -
INDIAN SUMMER.
The Tom May Have Had its Origin In
the Par East.
The origin of the term “lndiau sum-
mer," like that or the word “blissard,”
had been the subject of much—research.
it has been traced back only as far as
the latter part of the eighteenth cen-
tury. and it did not become common
until after the first decade of the nine-
month.
Many explanations of the name have"
been offered. all of which assume that
the term “lml‘lilu” used in this connec
tlun refers to the American indinns.
A recent note in the Monthly Weath-
er Review calls attention to it totally
different use of this term, in which the
reference is not to the American in—
dinns. but to East India.
ifniier the British board of trade reg-
ulations one of the load lines marked
on ships beam the initials “i. 8.." this
being the maximum depth to which
vessels can be loaded for voyages dur- '
ing the "lntlisil slimmer"-—i. e., the line
season in the lildlail seas.
How long has the term “ludian slim-
mcr" been used in this centre? it is .
not rounded in any dictionary nor tip-
can never be taken from you. '
Special Rates for 80w
SESSION
Be Suiclts A i
FRISBIE'S P |
Katie in‘the Clea-en -. '
fromthebeotireah "
obtainable. p
“Yum!"
Insist on them at your.
taurants. .
RIIUILT vvraavamna —-’j
Imltk. .
muses. on p,
Good Job Pris _
lei Paper, last Work, lea
as near» uAln‘avnsar
a. Multan:
patently in any work on meteorology.
is it possible that our autumnal ln~ .
illnn summer was so named by sailors I
or travelers who savv‘ in 'it a ream.
blancc to the title weather attending
the northeast monsoon in india?
I
when to Map Advertising.
her of the largest advertisers to give
their opinions concerning the best time
to stop advertising. and the following
replies were received: . ,
. When the population ceases to nut-n
tiply and the generation that cmdcd
on after you and never heard of you
stop! coining on.
When you have convinced everybody
whose life will touch yours that you i
have better goods and lower prices ‘-
than he can get anywhere else.
When you stop making fortunes sate
ly through the direct use of this mighty
agent
When younger and fresher houses in
your line cease starting up.
When you would rather have your
own‘yvay and fail than take advice
and Win.
A Candid Caller.
A- small boy had been coercedinto
making an afternoon call—with hie
mother. He had rebelled vehemently
over tho-calling business. saying: “Am
what you want to mak’etine go there
for? Ibo hasn‘t any boys. and it won't.
be any fun."
Buhdrecaodinhlabcatsult. hohiid
put on his company manners and had
behaved very well indeed. and when
thdr ,hoatcas cerrcd rsi’resit‘nienls‘he
begun to feel glad that he had oo‘ine. -
When it came time to leave he held
out hid hand, saying gallantry! ’
"Goddhy: l've'had a good time'i—und
thorium while his y as mother
was hustling her app he added
honestly—~“a whole lot better time
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Successor to Win. Edi-i:
lament at Pier .
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Freight will be receiv 1!
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than i expected to have."-—Indianapo-
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