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ROXBURY.
HAS DONE HIS WORK WELL.

HAS DONE HIS WORK WELL.
 Contractor Eugene Ward has nearly completed his repairs on the highways in Roxbury and will leave them in as good condition as they have been for several years and at about one third of the expense of former years. The peo- pie are generally we'll pleased with MT Wards management and consider him the right man in the right place.
 He has filled the position as tax col lector and road contractor with firm ness and in spirit of equal and exact justice to all. A few men like MT Ward would be credit to any town.
 Capt c. E. Prindle spent Sunday with friends in New Haven.
 Walter Thomas, wife and one son, Albert, formerly from this place but now from Green Mountain, Ia., are visiting friends in town. L. c. Smith is working for G. w. Hurlburt & Go.
 Miss Ida Evans, who has been spend ] ing the summer at w. J. Booths, has returned to her bone in Bridgeport. The Booth school opened Monday, the 18th, with Rev J. L. Sparklin as teacher.
 w. B. Hodge and wife have return ed to Bridgeport after weeks visit | with friends here.
 At the Town hall, Roxbury, on Election day, October ', under the auspices of the EpwOrth League of the | Methodist church will be sold oyster stews, baked beans, sandwiches, pie. cake and hot coffee. Come all and buy your dinner or lunch.
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BETHEL.
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
 F. E. Sturges of Ridgefeld has leas- ed the north part of the shop occupied by s. B. Kyle and will do all kinds of wood work and painting on wagons and carriages. MT Sturges is an expe- rienced workman and guarantees his work to give satisfaction.
 Joseph Head and family of New York City and Mrs Josephine Platt of Chicago have been guests, the past week, at the home of Lyman White head. MT Hard is member of the Stock Exchange in New York City.
 William II. Wildman has been on the sick list, this week.
 The Bethel Manufacturing Go. have leased George Durant's hat shop and opened the shop for work, last Mon. day. They are to manufacture all kinds of stiff hats.
 A. A. Poucher was in Bridgeport over Sunday visiting friends.
 M. Light has accepted the position as engineer with the Bethel Manu- featuring Co.,, who have opened George Durant' $ shop.
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PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Mrs Parketon of Marion is visiting her daughter, Mrs Burr Mills.
 Miss Fannie Perry of New Haven spent Sunday at her home in town.
 Mrs A. J. Partridge is spending a few days with Mrs J. w. Barrett. It is reported that one of George towns young men is soon to take unto himself wife. Mrs Laura J. Beach is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Maud Northrop has been quite indisposed during the past week.
 Mrs Benjamin Griffin and sister of biI,cc!as.;cld, called upon Mrs Floyd Jen- nings, Friday.
 Mrs Annie Olmstead has returned after spending some time with Nor walk friends. Mrs Janett Bennett, Mrs Edith Eos ter and A. H. Davis, have visited friends in New Canaan.
 Frank Bryant and wife of Norwalk spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Burr Mills.
 r. Michael Connery and family have returned from two weeks outing at Belle Island.
 Miss Anna Hyatt of Norwalk is wis 4 ' Do
 Miss Della Bradley of Brooklyn has been been boarding in the family tf Jacob Kennel of Weston.
 Miss Agnes Bryant of Norwalk has been spending d few days with Miss Alice Dyckman. Work is progressing rapidly on the | fOunda tion for the new stone church.
 Miss Lou M. Barrett has been spend ing few days out of town.
 It is reported that one of our popu- lar young men is soon to take unto himself a wife.
 Mrs Arthur Herdman of New York has been spending few days with hel mother, Mrs George Mills.
 An ice-cream sociable will be helC at the Methodist parsonage on Thurs day evening, September 26.
 Arthur J. Silliman of Bridgeport is a'guest at the Methodist pars )nage
 Aaron Pillow is very low at this writing and is not expected to live.
 Rev R. J. Beach entertains Arthur Silliman of Bridgeport.
 After an absence of three months a part of which was spent with M and Mrs Walter Pegg of Kingston, N Y., Mrs Betty Lockwood has returned to her home in town.
 MT and Mrs John w. Ferris spen Thursday in New Haven, Mrs Terri remaining until Sunday evening.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHPORT.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 B. c. Pope has purchased another COW.
 Mrs Althea Atwood is visiting her sister.
 Miss Zana Atwood has gone to Wa tertOwn for few days.
 The Pope reunion was held on We'd nesday at the pleasant home of MT and Mrs George Pope of Middlebury. A. w. Thompson and daughter, Miss Martha, attended the Waterbury fair Thursday of last week. Reuben s. Edwards of Roxbury was in town, last Wednesday, and spent the night at his sisters.
 w. 1. Warren of Seymour was in town last Thursday.
 Jacob Wen recently lost $13O in gold near the paper mill for which he offers the sum of $50 to the person who re- turns it.
 Many are suffering with hard colds due to the damr, cloudy weather.
 Mrs Mary Anr:Riggs of Naugatucl was recently calling upon friends ir this place.
 Rev and Mrs G. l.. Shaeffer were calling upon their parishioners, Sat urday afternoon, in this place, dining r With Benjamin Strong and sister.
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BROOKFIELD.

LOCAL JOTTINGS OF INTEREST.
 John J. Northrop of Newtown has been visiting friends in town, recently. Miss Mary Hurley of New York city isspending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs Mary Meaney.
 John W. Warren and his cousin have returned from hunting expedition.
 A. J. PiXley has returned from his vacation.
 Mrs B. Shears, who has been poorly and under Dr Smiths care, is able tC be out again.
 M. F. Kane has been out of town on business the past week.
 B. T. Jackson entertained friends from the city over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs T. N. Hinton entertained friends from Danbury, Bridgeport ano New Milford, last week. Miss Lizzie Cotton is with friends in New Milford the past week.
 Mrs c. B. Vroman has entertained her sister from the North.
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been spending a few weeks at their summer residence here, returned to New Haven, last Tuesday.
 Mrs Perkins of Stratford is visiting Mrs F. w. Hubbell. .,
 Rev L. P. Armstrong of Brooklyn, N. Y., preached in the Congregational church, last Sunday.
 Mir JabOt is soon to move into the Anthony Hinman place below the cen ter.
 The sclectmen and registrars will meet next Saturday, September 28, to make voters. There are 28 names on the list to be made.
 The Congregational church was fill ed, last Thursday evening, at the union service held in memory of the late President Mckinley. Eulogies and addresses were made by Rev G. L. Sh4ffer, Rev L. P. Armstrong, Rev w. s. Rafter.
 w. B. Downs Of Quaker Farms. while picking peaches for Mrs John Hawkins, fell and broke his arm Tn two places. He went to New Haven and had his arm set and cared for by Dr J. w. Sweet.
 The Hale & Coleman Co. are pick. ing from 500 to 1000 baskets of peaches each day from their orchards on Moose Hill. A large force of men is employ ed picking, sorting and cartine peaches which are shipped all through the Naugatuck valley from Bridgeport | t) Westfield, Mass.
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PLATTSVILLE,
HOYDEN $ HILL.

HOYDEN' $ HILL.
 Miss Susie Johnson of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs s. WiSner. E. B. SherWood's mother and sister of Rockaway Beach and Miss Harriet Keeman of the same place are visiting him.
 MT Buttery, tenant of the lower Staples farm, has been doing farm work for E. R. Sherwood.
 Miss Grace Wisner entertained a company of young people, Monday evening.
 Mrs E. E. Sherwood has returned from about d week s pleasantvisit with friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Lima Bennett has been enter tained at her cousins in Bedding.
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aatE9MNMALLN@. atE g The Splendid Show of New
 Furniture.

The Big Store, today, is a Furniture Exposition. In all the years that have gone we have never had such a wonderfully varied, beauti- fully and moderate priced showing as we have gathered for the fall of 1901. And no one else has. Its's an edu. cation in furniture to see it.
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is visiting at her sisters.

is visiting a her sisters.
 Mrs Otto Rnske has been spending a week in New Haven.
 Miss Lucy Woodward returned to Wellesley college, last Monday.
 Miss Marion Scoville has gone to Cambridge, Mass, for thelwinter.
 Mrs Charles Brewster is visiting friends in Bridgeport and Hartford.
 Miss Zana Atwood IS home for a two weeks vacation.
 Frank Nichols and wife visited at J. B. WoOster's, last week.
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ASPETUCK. l. c. FantOn is filling his silO.

l. c. Fanton is filling his silo.
 Mrs William Raymond, who is suf- fcring from heart trouble, is more com fortable but no better.
 Willie Sherwood, who has been seri- ously i'll with typhoid fever, was able to attend church last Sunday for the first time since his illness.
 Miss Etta Namdebcrg, who has been spending the summer at J. J Fosters, has returned to her home in Flushing l.. l.
 Willard FantOn has returned to his studies at Yale. Cards are out for the marriage of | Mary Louise Jennings and Clarence A Jennings to take place October2 al the home of her grandparents, Mir ant Mrs William Wakeman, EaStOn.
 Ambert Kellogg of Stamford spen Sunday with his parents, MT and Mr. John Kellogg.
 Miss Thayer of Bridgeport is board
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Miss May Stymus has returned to C.. B. Pierce's after three weeks stay at Block Island.
 Everett Platt has invested in num- Der of very fine wagons, recently.
 Miss Dora Pierce is spending two weeks in New York and vicinity.
 Miss Bessie Pierce is again attend ing the Kimball School of Music in Waterbury,
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Many physicians are now prescribing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly having found that it is the best prescription they can write because it is the one prepa paratiOn which contains the ele. of food but all kinds and therefore cure indigestion and dyspepsia, no matter what it's cause. R. H. Beers & Co.,.
 Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, BotSford: B
 Hawley& Co.,, Stepney;A. B. Fancher Hawleyvllle; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill
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Norris Silver, North Stratford, N H.: "I purchased bottle of One Min ute Cough Cure when suffering with a cough doctors told me was incurable. One bottle relieved me, the second and third almost cured me. To-day l am we'll man. R. H. Beers & Co.,, New town; sc. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher. Hawley- vile; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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RRIDGEWATER.
MRS SAMUEL HURLBURT.

MRS SAMUEL HURLBURT.
 The sad news of the prostration by paralytic stroke of Mrs Irene keeler Hurlburt, wife of Samuel Hurlburt ot New Haven, at Portland Me, where she had been for time, and later of her death, has filled the hearts of a large: circle of relatives and friends with grief. Mrs Hurlburt was native of Bridgewater and resided here until her marriage, when she removed tC New Haven. The sympathy of all ls with those from whom wife, mother and sister is taken.
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B. w. Purell, Kintersville, Pa., says he suffered 25 years with piles and could obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch HaZle Salve effected a perma- nentcure. Commercials are worthless. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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STOOD DEATH OFF.

E. B. Munday, lawyer of Henrietta, Tex, once fooled grave-digger. lie says; My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice. l per suaded him to try Electric Bitters; and he was soon better, but continued their use until he was wholly cured: am sure Electric Bitters saved his life." This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and purities the blood aids digestion, regulates liver kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney troubles, female complaints; gives per feet health. Only soc at R. II. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; William J. Beehler Brooktield; A. B. Fancher, HaWley yille
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MONROE.

Mrs Albert Frohenbach, IT,, and children left, last Friday, for a visit to MT Frohenbach's sister in New Jersey
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A SHOCKING CALAMITY.

''Lately befell railroad laborer,' writes Dr A Kellett, of Williford, Ark. ''His foot was badly crushed, but Buck lens Arnica Salve quickly cured nim. It's simply wonderful for burns, boils. Piles and all skin eruptions. It's the worlds champion healer. Cure guar anteed. 15c. Sold by R. H. Beers & vile.
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EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
 The Ladies sewing society will hold it's next meeting at the hall Wednes- day, October ?.
 A number from this church attend ed the union memorial services held in the Methodist church on Sun day evening last, in memory of our dead President. Addresses were made by representatives of several of the local churches.
 The children's mite boxes will be. opened on the second Sunday in Octo- Der and the president of the Mission Circle would be glad to receive the various contributions on or before that date.
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Sid Darling, 1912 Howard street, Port Huron, Mich., writes: II have tried many pills and laxatives but DeWitt,s Little Early Risers are far the best pills I have ever used" They never grip. R. H. Beers & Co.,. Newtown s. c. Bull & Co.,, SandyHook; A B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney: A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville w. N. Hurd Long Hill.s
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Do not forget that the place to get your harness mended is at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store.-[W. c. COrbett, proprietor.
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OXFORD.
ITEMS OF INTEREST,

MT and Mrs Becker, who have been spending the summer with Mrs Beck CTS parents, Mir and Mrs Ole Madsen, have returned to New York. ! Prof Bishop and family, who have
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The DAYTON Shoes They Are Going at IA,
 1-3, 1-2 Reductions.
Thousands

Of pairs of ser- viceabie Shoes Shoes the leather of which has been tanned and dressed in the very best way known to tanners Shoes made over the most perfect lasts-Shoes finished by the best shoe finishers Shoes that came to us at I-4, I-3, I-2 the cost to manufacture, and go to you at I-4, I-3 and I-2 of their intrinsic value.
 If you need pair of Shoes to-day, tomorrow, or a month from now you'll save money by taking advan- tage of this Remarkable Offering.
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Mrs G. Henry Smith from Kent has been the guest of MT and Mrs Harry Smith. F. A. Roland from Brooklyn was the guest, last week, of friends in town.
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The coolest spot in Bridgeport is Brennan's, 42 and A Cannon street. The best dinner in the state for a quarter, with ventilating fans in mo- tiOn, and ice cream included.
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ing with John Wheeler for a few

ing with John Wheeler for a few weeks.
 F. G. Haeublein, the local merchant, will hold a special sale of flour tO-mor- row(Saturday). A box of Magic yeast cakes given free with every bag of flour on that day only.
 Sexton c. g. Powell has finished mOw ing the East Side cemetery and would be glad to receive contributions. from owners of lots in payment for caring for then.
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The NewtOWn Bee,
CIRCULATION
FAIRFIELD COUNTY. GEORGETOWN.
4O25

THE MCKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICE. On Thursday, September 19, at II o'clock, Union Memorial services were held at the Methodist church. The church was tastefully decorated with flags, bunting and flowers. The follow ing was the order of service:
 Hymn by choir, "Lead Kindly light, :" Reading of Proclamation and Scrip ture Lesson.
 Prayer by Rev U. o. Mohr.
 Chant, "Thy will be done."
 Address, Rev E. s. Sanborn.
 Duet and chorus, "SOmetime we'll understand
 Address, Rev R. J. Beach.
 Hymn, "Nearer, My God, to Thee" :" BenedictiOn.
 Postlude, Dead March in Saul"
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Corbett's Shoe Store,
 SANDY HOOK. CONN. Summer Campaign.

Tn the general public: We have a large as snrt ,nnnt Of the best Roots. shoes and Rub her, on the market. and are daily. receiving new poois If in need of anything in this line plea se give us a call. Our prices are as low, considering quality, as any place 70 on M earth put remember we don't handle the'IOO CHEAP atty. Making and repairing while you wait
 w. C. CoRBETT, Prop.
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Snap, but ! suppose / must" replied her
Companion. "a will admit that as Gram
marian you ARE Peachamaroot, but do
you ever stop to consider the Topics tina
you spring on your Young Menu HUM
Why, you sit IN front of them and yon
tell them what bother It is to shop ali
Afternoon, and what Girls you saw down
town and what Time your Mamma has
been having about a Cook, and how Grace
said something that just made the other
Girls shrek For whole Evening you
Bat about your own Affairs or course,
Common Politeness requires the Gentle
man to throw on the Fixed Smile and
pretend to Follow you, but he is Bored.
No Man cares much for what she said
aud then what you said to her. You never
can win Home by sitting around and
taking about yourself and your Cir
Friends"
And how do You manage it7' asked the
other.
"Oh. suppose ] don't know a Thng
about the Male Sex, do n" asked the Popu-
lar one with squirt. From the Minute
that any Charley Boy shows up at my
Workshop / talk about Him and nothing
else. ! make him tell me about his Clothes
and how he has his Room fixed mp. re-
peat all that ever heard any Of the Girls
say about him. n I can't recall good
Phllopena, ] fake one Anything 10 keep
him Warmed IN throw the Lime Light
on him all Evening He has the Center Of
the stage and makes all the Hits and gets
all the Flowers. I am simply present to
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| Pigeon. Naturally, he thinks ] am Just
/ about the Main Lady of the whole Works,
/ aud he Is back to see me again next Eve
| ming"
/ bat we are not orlentals," said the
/ Good LOCKER, proudly "If there is to be
any Flattering or Incense Burning, let the
/ Men do IT, do not believe that Modern
| Woman should put Man on n Pedestal"
Some day will single out one and
marry him" said her friend, In cont.
Dental Whisper. And when | do. ne
won't stay up on any Pedestal more thAn
Twenty Minutes. You know me-"
II begin to Tumble" said the other.
thoughttuly ~ think / can nnd use for
your little Pointer
MORAL; 1t Is better 10 hold back a few
kinds 81 Conversation for those long Even.
lngs at home.
The Modern Fable Of the Horse Maniac
and What Caused the Filing Of the
Suit.
There was once Man who owned n
Family Nag named Dolly that went not
footed aud kept her Nose on the Ground
She was good fof All Day. but she had the
Gait Of a Crab and no style whatever
Other Drivers wOuld come mp behind with
their snoring High steppers that kept Head
nm and Tail over the Dash Board, and
they would 20 around Mr.. Man and HIS dun
Peter as II the latter had been EIitchel.
The Man did not relish the Idea OF trailing
along behind all the others on the Road, 50
he sold Dolly and bought tall, rangy
Geldlng with an Eagie Eye and an uneasy
Ambition to climb Tree. lie was out Of
Paprika by Cayenne aud had Number In
the Book The Owner called him Calphc
and had the Name put on the Box stall
He bought a Rnnabout with Cushion Tires
aud Curb Bit and a new Set Of tan cot
ored Harness Then he began TO hunt fer
Trouble.
1t required about three Hired Men TO
start him away for Drlye-two 20 Keep
CaloTlc on the Ground and another to open
the Gate. when the Word was given there
would be a low, rushing Sound aud some
thing would zip up tine Street in Cloud Of
Dust Dogs would bark aud Children wcuid
fan on the Fence When caioric strlek
the Speedway be made the other Road
STEERS look like a winding Procession %
crippled Goats The proud Owner would
come home ali splashed and with his Pock
els fnll IL Gravel All the rest OF that day
ne would stand around aud Blow about
what he had done 70 them, Sometimes be
chewed a straw and gave weighty Opinions
on Knee Action and Reach. He began to
wear striped shirt with whip for a
Scarf Pin and he had studded Horse
| shoe for Watch Charm. He cut down
Hoasehold Expenses IN order to buy a
4 sion Watch Also. be took down The IRISH
and GANG Painting In the Dining Room
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Givino Him the Center Of the Stage.

they lived on Caramels and Excitement
All respectable Males who could talk back
and who kept their Hair combed were wei
come, and the more the merrier.
one OF the Girls was grand little Piece
Of Work and she had a slew Of uppettyu
Accomplishments, hut for some reason her
Turnstile aid not check as many Visitors as
that OF her chum across the Way. The
other Girl might not have copied on many
Prizes at a Beauty Contest. and II ifad
been remarked that her PlanoPlayipg was
Fierce. ana yet she caught a majority OF
the Callers
one Day as the two Friends were CHAT.
ting. the one who had the Looks put up a
kind OF a whimper
"why, Oh why is It," she asked. that
Won continue to stand Ace High With los
Of the Boys who seem to have passed me
ms always used them right, 50 Why do
tbay take the other side OF the streetg /
know that am counted more Of Beauty
han Won, my Musical Education cost twice
a. much. and ] have got you sewed M IN
SACK when It comes to Correct English.
vet you draw the Crowds where do /
make nv Fail Downy
..pearie. hate to let any one else In on a
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and he put up Picture Of Calorlc stnnd'ng
IN foxy Attitude looking over Fen,e,
Tho Family had Horse FOR Breakfast.
Horse for Luncheon and Horse for Din
uoQM sUS puU fsQl as0H sIuo sui 'dou
Father went out on the pumpkln-ylne Cir
cult with caloric 10 pull down some Of
the $50 Purses Al times he made almost
enough 70 pay for Feed.
One Day the local Banker brought in a
hay Flly from the Blue Grass Country and
began 10 make his Boasts. Match was
arranged and in three out Of Ave Heats at
the Driving Park another World Beaten did
the Flicker. Calonc Finished a had Second,
with Daylight In between, although he
came under the Wire In Drive,
That Night the Box Stall wns feTooued
with Grape. The Owners wife made the
children hush and 20 10 Bed early because
pnpa was sitting In the Front Room with
wide. staring Eyes, Picture Of Grief
She went IN and touched MIN up and asked
him IL ne had got enough Of the Horse
Game, II 90, wonld he begin to pay ut
tie Attention 10 his Family. He said he
was going 10 try snaffie BIT and a Pair
Of Binders and some Hobbies, and he
thought they would help some. lie said
C0loTtc would nave won, puiy nv NaB vi
his Feed and had Sore Toe and got
Bur start and was crowded into the Soft
Footing. Next Day he engaged Trainer
with an oYerhanglng Mustache and peak
ed Cap who subsisted on Navy Plug. Jhis
Ia pert took charge OF caorlc and put
enough Rigging on him to At out Shamrock
fl. The Owner was up AZ Sunrise 70 see
caloric worked out and hold the Watch
on him. The Family had evening Read
ngs from the Stud Book, and the Man
began TO think that his wife was slow
because she did not know the Time made
by The Abbot and Lucille
when she filed her BIZ for Divorce she
alleged that Horse had come between
them.
MORAL: The Ambition 70 pass every
thing on the Boulevard does not jipe Wild
a quite Home Life and an everyday Salary.
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of the Day Coach and said "They have
Cleaned me- but / 1atter myself that
turned over a very deep Furrow while
lasted wonder what becomes of People
who lives here all the time"
Moral The Round Trlpper is the only
one who really knows City Life,
The Modern Fable of the knowing
Friend Who Tipped OFF Her Star
Recipe.
In shady Street there dwelt two Maid
ems who had their Traps set and batcd.
Come on. Boys" is what 1t said over
the Door. They were at the Age when