Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21
rHL CHARITY BAL

The -r,- o. tue 1uul4- balls given at-e-
the INST a. January came Of this wee. ru-
wa not the success whicl tnest cnarliaa-s
festivals us1auv az the lack IS tnat Pee
pie nave NOT money o. spend joy ANYTHING
mot strictly esscut--.. even ID tie name NJ
charity 81 uain- were spared o. make
Ems bal o. atIrict'7. a- il i0rme- yeGr-
and tne decoration are spoken % as de-
nghtil. in The rr0iasilu % 1owers en-
Moved Iue staca 0t the Academy Wa en-
circ.el wiki -oses I'LL the eve could not res,
and the private b1ze- wera emo0were- IL
11u1ue- n0v. Iildeu came down iron
Albany 81 open tneia--, uut wa DELAYED I'll
uelr = O'Clock wneu suuerl procession
swept after nm g. the floor the dancln-
beginning WIKI 0ve- seventy couple The
dlsrlav %. dress wa- behind tnar of iarme-
year though Inere were some gorgeous
costume Lr5am-co-orc1 urocade> au1
ialle- c1ntras1ec wildly with DARK veivet-.
trimmed with gold an SILVER nralds an1
rca .acc one Of Inc most noticeable dress-
e- wa %. white embr1i1ere- viii rull
over crimson silk. trimmed WIKI ma-~e- of
Ereat rec cnorrle- an their leave q
close-t--lug robe oi black yoive, Wa en-
nroldered with gold braid. forming q vest
10 front. ana nearly covering the skirt .w1ra
wiki old point lace Al uresses III close y
% tine form the oulv uraperv beng II
the trimming. anl tae hai- j. dressed
VIII the same severe simplicity Inc
novice sryle is preferred ior lis conveuJuA-
uaiuneS- The choice iu costumes lies te-
tween cream-white and ivory silks ana tine
lark ye.Yfr- VIII contrasting trimming
Thus the light dresses are draped Win cor
d0u- % rlcl deel autumn leave. vnlle tine
veivets are covered witt 0TeT-dresse- OF
white rauze OF lace supeTd flower aye
us-t OF every toilet uniess the lac Is too
rich Gu need anv addition, and the fancy
ornament ID SILVER IL the shape ui chate-
lainee. heit- al neckleis, IND Their 81
urourlate place ~ evening costume Iho-e
ladies who nave Genoese silVer ornaments
viii be rl4l o. know that the7e are ~
style again. after beng laii aside Tor year
I'M BrCEwITH nEFAICATI0S.
The exposure Of I. 7. Babbitt man
egins clerk Is q IL climax = the case Of
default during tie vear Month after
month some new iraud shocks the public.
which business msn TAKE with as much
GOODNESS a. the failure OF a country custo-
mcr. How I'D the detective md ont Alr.
.BacEEith whereabout Easily enough
lie got an accurate description OF MIR
Beckwith the asked no questions about
Mr b. and then went 70 friend he nae
DO Stewart S. Had he stolen only $4,000
be would have gone 10 the cheap dry goods
stores OF sixth avenue but, $500 uU0
deiaulter wife would be satisfied with
nothing short Of Stewart s. lie had friend
there. a salesman fthe detectives nave then
everyWherei ana giving MIN description OF
the wumau asked MIA u she came there
Every day. was the answer
Let me stand here, by YOU. and Ehen
she comes ID. nod.
All right
And there that detective stood al tbs day.
d. patieut As statue Finally. about four
O'Clock. one dav. g woman came IL. and the
.saiesnan nodded. she made some purchase.
and gent cut, mol knowing that the gentle
manly person aust behind her was following
her. sEl would fol.ow hsr should she 20 to
D.. sne did not g IL Chicago, Int
80 --aa T. her husband AID the
" ui1 ~ ~ III Ibs house Opp0sita,
~ -i1lSI'l'e 'ooA d rooA I'll SGe night, 81
-. Ar" - N " 81, si'iRs,
AAlNs NJ b-EkNlLl WENT uut 10y r
and the detective had no more trouble .
taxing him IN thsn he would in picking
up pin
You see. the catching OF criminal i a
purely philosophical matter The detective
KNOWS that every man has a woman about
nm. and that the woman Is certain 10 20 10
the man
BUSINESS
continues worse than ever, II possible. Nhv I
ion I the people come and buv Don I they I
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