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Magistrate Pool Las determined g. do
What ba cen toward making Automotilists
keep within the sJ-et lmH in running
their machlnos o. ths bYfouEh tho,ai
nullsrs ~ iss Nr-i Is"fty -slSi4th sif-~i
wi.o dauhDss to toll ~ vlsm b. va rm.
plnyed 90 sffr-iod o. ashsurh avenue
ani 1~eniy -niiih HiIsri ,'stsiday ahrf
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paid duty anew on hubons. 'lIiOn aud
juno imported thirteen months ago, Col
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Are displaying and exclusive designs
FINE DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR
For SPRING and SUMMER,
including
Walking Skirts and Dressing Sacques to match, of
Bathte Embroidery silk; also made of varied
assortment of other fabrics
complete line of Underg garments Of Crepe de Chine
(washabe.
Women's Pajamas Of various materials and eoors
ELABORATE TROUSsEAUX
made the Premises Initials Monosam and Cres embroidered
eisbrssnb Street. ninstssntb Street, Sixth Hvmus new York.
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DT HfHFT IDoIlIs y a. IHe IaFI OF
hsss Of tLs day lie had Also made An
slalysls of the organs u NJ hioas Lody
Hs tsst lmauy ooTTolsofaied that " ~
hftnAua
He ss.o tssi Ned ,hAi be- knsw II 40 de.
ssHs si.l0h would have caused suuh q nou.
sssiion n Ito luHEs A. Naf fh9sG ~ tLr
Amolsy ou hf M,s's BODY
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-03
A son was born last week to Mr. and

"A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs w. e. Thoms Of Hillside avenue.
There will be a meeting Of the Sec
ond division. A. o. H., this evening
All members are requested to attend.
The 1O5th anniversary Of Harmony
lodge, No AZ, +. and A. NJ, will be held
Friday night in st Johns parish house
Arthur, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs
p. J. Coogan Of S51 Baldwin street
died this morning. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. with interment in st Joseph's
cemetery.
This afternoon there was confer
ence between Colonel Burpee, counsel
for Z. A. Plat, and representatives Of
the Grace Baptist church, relative to
settling their difficulty over the church
which the latter is building on Kings
bury street.
Brass City lodge, No PA, N. e. o.
p, will meet tonight at 7:3O O'Clock in
e. of @. hail. At 8 O'Clock the meet
ing will be open to the public and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Addresses will be delivered by the
grand officers. There will also be sing
ing and dancing.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-03

has whole lot of meaning, but the
way we interpret it, it means to manip-
ulate fraudulently, to cheat to mis-
represent to your friend. etc. For in
stance: A politician will promise you
he'll do everything and anything you
ask If you'll only do all in your power
to help elect him to office. but when
he gets there he forgets every s'durn"
promise he made; of course, the fellow
known as the e'ward heller" some
times does just the opposite to what
he promises to do; therefore, he is a
fake. Then again, the law which
doesn't let two pugilistic men try their
respective pugnaciousness in a boxing
match and yet will allow twenty-five
men to play football and all but kill
each other is also fake. In fact,
people are Obliged to keep their eyes
wide open when purchasing almost
anything nowadays. Of course.
when we say we are giving one-half
dozen regular size plates with one
pound of our warranted good baking
powder, 40 cents per pound, you'll be
tempted to say flake" but when YOU
come and make the purchase you'll
change your opinion because it's a
fact We claim to sell the best but
ter in the city at 81 cents per pound
and you'll find out after purchasing
that it's no fake. either; when you
want good tea, remember
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-03

The best equipped house in Connec-
ticut, with everything needed for the
business to be shown in warerooms,
from the plainest line Of goods to the
most modern. Experienced and gen
tlemanly help to attend to your wants
day or night. Modern Hearses, IL
black and white; rubber tired Hacks
rubber tired Ambulance on call. Night
calls answered by Thomas r. Bergin
75 South Elm street. OF District Office
s East Main street, or at residence
1o2 Walnut street. Telephone at store
6Q3-4, ct residence 1892
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-03

Phelan's T Store.
4 East Main Street. Telephone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

lady Howe Is one OF tho best whips
IN England. and IS one OF tho very Few
women who cam drive q h.Sh-metfied
team gracefully and successfully iu the
streets Of London. That she is an au-
thority on driv'nC is proved hy Der
being asked to contribute % chapter Zen
thc voiume of "Thc Badmntou H.
hrary." dealing with that subject An.
other of Lady liowe's fnrtcs is eiec.
Pioneering. an art in which her sister
ir-iaw. Mrs. Gecree Co-nwails-West.
formerly Lady Randolph Churchill
eXccis These two women secured the
late Lord Randolph Churrhlfs election
go Woodstock in i>Sl without DIS going
near tho place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

FEVER Vioie' eve or n smile ~
lrsr nouthf he. John winthron.
hitherto unmovca. hitherto rather
scorning wo.sen save bis mother.
"Neyerth@ess.r he said co.dly. can
open fight = much more honorabIc
than sly wound. sGch as Erutus
gave. Mrs. Graham"
Yes" she said steadily. strange.
tense line around her mouth. though
a smile was in her eyes. and her white
hand s9lashcd che water carcicssiv.
"acd 4 rams strange way % nci.cv-
ing the worss always 81 4 woman. Mr..
Winthrop. I wonder that you could
express such thought
lie hated her: he would hatc her. he
said to himself. save rciy cnawsns- nis
mustache IS he leaned hack against
the railing. and looked from her be-
wildering face 20 the strange streak
OF cloud. gauzc-iiils. now almost over
head. as though some mighty wind
force drove 20 ruthlcSSly up. though
there was scarcely now enough wind
I 20 I'm the sail as &c spread 20 meet a.
PricStiy. too. was watching that Sim
/ OF cloud. though not with mere idle
I curiosity. and he kept the ropes taut.
T ready Tor an emergency. lie would
not alarm his companions. hut rs that
cloud sized thi-iy uD the heavens 10y
som unseen force. no feii more anil
/ more convinced thot he should have
Y refused to come ont while it remained.
Stil. he would not alarm aur one.
/ and. ready for what might come. ho
I turned his attention Co DIS guests. and
at the request OF Aiihca. echoed hy
the others. DEE started n song Leland
had written fo Che Banjo ln memory
OF thcr many pleasant trips u0on it
striking li-ht accompaniment upon flt
strings of the banjo he hel brought.
They were laughing ana very merry
criticising or complimcntn- Lelan,
upon the song. none OF thcm say,
l'riosily th.n'S'r- of harm. when
There came q sigh over the water
ike monsters breath a sudden
bending ami twisting ~ the trees OF
the distant shore. shr.eS OF wind
the rattle on falling sail ana swIf
tnud OF the ruddor turning to NICE
tho sQua1. and tho Banjo lurchel ara.
struggled un. and cndcavorcd Cos hea
around go the wind. answering hc
helm. but WAS struck down and over
and the waves went over hcc passcu
gers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

"My dear" said the old lady 1T IS
worse than crime; 90 is ln bred"
Nothing points out the wei bred
woman more quickly than the position
she takes when she sits down. The
stamp OF vulgaTity is marked upon the
woman who sits with her knees spread
far apart: lack OF Refinement Is shown
by knees crossed extensively, lack OF
ease by s,if and constrained positions
Of the shoulders. q general carelessness
and indifference by the very common
fault OF sitting ia the shoulders" that
Is OF doubling up the spine SD that the
upper rather than the lower part OF IL
rests against the back OF the chair
The body should bee placed well back
upon the seat. CHAIR. sofa or whatever
II may be- The feet should rest on the
floor. one somewhat ia front Of the
other. because il Is easier TO rise frOm
that position. The head must be kept
wen up and the chest poised slightly
forward.
The lower part OF the spine may b.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

prssed against the frame OF the chair.
but II one. after sitting a while. should
need 10 rest i8ttie morc. the shoulders
may also touch upon she same sup
port. The hands should remain as
they naturally fail from this position.
hanging AZ the sides. OF they may Be
placed easily over the arms OF hack OF
the chair or allowed 20 lie reposefsiiiy
on the ia9.
TO rise properly from n correcs 49,
ting position there should bc several
preparatory movements.
The chsA j. first poised FAR forward
aod az the ssuie time tic foot u draw
hack under the scat. The foot drawn
iu sacuia t.e tho one opposite from the
direction 70 bp taken In starting Up.
A. you rise ;'-go~ tie weight 6rmiy
rposf the foot in tse rear. A. the body
comes 70 its fun height change fhe
weight - tle forward foot. o. that thc
other foot merely touches the fco-
very lightly This brings you to =
standing position ready go walk easily
in the direction you arc coins.
Icly sitting positions and aw kward
movements in RISING win disappear Il
these principles are followed - New
York Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

squirrel fur is TO be- exceedingly pop
ular this winter.
Large lace corsagc collars ornament
many very attractive bodiccs
The outer garment with fitted back
Is the rare exception this season
The most exclusive tallors are max
ing their latest Norfolk Jackets without
yokes.
The latest change Ia skirt hip yokes
is 90 have them elongated into a panel
effect In front
A braid made Of feathers is among
the more pronounced novelties In the
millinery world.
Lace win be used 20 repletion as a
1 garniture not only on chin fabrics. but
on cloth and fur as Well
Braids. passemeuterie and buttons
used ia novel forms are among thc
popular autumn trimmings.
Fuilness below the elbow. in several
degrees OF moderation. IS noticeable
/ point OF oll the new sleeves.
Taneta still leads the sllh world "a
/ The popular faVorlte FOR outside gar
I ments. fuli costumes and iininGS.
Queens mourning Is just anothe'
name FOR the maEpic combination. the
black and white c1ecs. SO fashionable
/ now.
A fancy velvet season Is predicted
bur time has yes to verify the general
adoption OK such unusual and fancy
. stuTs.
4 chiffon veil with an open-wOrk
border ia self OF contrasting tint 4
unique. but too bizarre 10 be warmly
welcomed.
Antique lace IN flet is the embsdi
ment OF exclusive style. Beautiful
skirts are made OF IL in an open inseF
tioI Ola coarse linen foundation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

Ir'tr.,t'rc Statistics iu regard to the
education of Wot.tng l.ri. arr ueng
U.nm0I Nt fhn -.I.u.t League of
Women Worker, nul.- tle direction ur
tlc ntnor.m.rr 90 I.1'or in Washing
ton. A. schedule e -.nt ou. CD worSiue
girls which data rr-lrdin- birth. na-
tionalty. education and reli-.ous train
iu- lrc sought ro discover th- pro-
grcss OF the Slri .n earning power In-
Quiry iS made concerning occupations
lfor payI and earnings since going to
work. specifying both the Industry and
the occupation. Searching inquiry is
made into the present occupation.
hours and earnings of working girls
incudine hours of work on Saturday
rate OF pay for Saturday and fines. a
girl who was born and always ha.
lived in New York city. went 80 parO
chial school between tie ages OF siS
and fourteen years. After leaving
school 10 go % work as stock girl sh.
f took course in bookkeeping in nigh
school. but as she remained only three
weeks IL was OF little use 90 her. I'm
/ girls club the girl attended miilincr.
class FOR four weeks. a dancing elias
for six weeks and a class in stenogra
/ ply for three weeks. she learue'
/ neither 90 cook nor 90 sew at home
She began 20 work at the wage OF So
week. and az the end OF five years ha
raised that 20 s. a week a girl VIII
could neither read nor write. she say
could DO the work she is doing an
earn as much pay
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22


Muslin appears 90 D. Sro" .nS greatly
.n iafor for art nerdleNorS Many
workers use muslin as "a foundation OF
ground upon when te paint. when
hacsed or Nnei WIN "a -ood satin me
sheen or the r.rh naier'i shows very
effectively tnrorea nnd % fan.r CENTRE
c1n rr nalntN. 'n'7Nrd Wiit pnnn--
or frNs o. chiffon Also an overlay
az muslin Is us.In' 'n sof'e n'n- or fnn-
ing down ant lrri rr metallic racc.
such as is given hy moIrn sliN- eic
a new Sind OF wore D. Iacc royal and
herc w- hnfe muslin over rrt as
foundation cr mattral fo wurN Nrnn.
Large collars aniir.mm 'n-s ior drf -ses
Iu Ih'- are really charming a grace
ful design jon vlo.cts ard lraVvs WAS
traced AND thco dnr.v embroidered I'm
delicate tInts with hlo-icss slk. The
outline or shape OF collnr Nas closely
huticuholed wifh SIR. and ihc raw
edges them cut neatly away. The ~
foes ~ net under the muslin PSI good.
- whistle 90 gives additional strength.
ar thc same time does not Getract from
the l-hfncss of the matrrInl
Another good design In this work Is
chat ~ Nsh10ei FRONT lfo oe used as
vcsD and str1.chi bands on Insertion
Use trimming for collar and cuffs or
COURSE amy shape or style can hc de-
signed with endless variations as 90
flowers and coiorln- Heather o. a
charming little Hover to emnro'der
I where tghfnr-s .s aesred- its green
i ~urI-- and dainty NIWUr nrHN~ arc Sol
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

To develop lhe nrck fhc FIRST move
mcnt consists 'n ALLOWING tho head fo
drop gently upou the breast. as TAR for
ward as I'd viii without sfranlnr. Next
raise thc bead aud throw Do a- Gar back
as possible. Then forward again. etc.
until the movement has been per-
formed twenty times. Ncvt the head
ls turned as GAR to the side as possible
the body remaining moroulcss. The
head bent toward fhe shoulder as low
as 90 viii reach without an actual strain
OF thc muscles and tondons. This
movement should hr uracuscd also
twenty times thc neck first turned tC
the right and then fo the lcft. ton timcs
ora each slide. The same movement
witch thc chin raised as h.ah as uossi
hie. repeated .n OBJ. samc fashion. drs
toward fle r.-al taeu fhc lert
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

And they lived happily ever after.
Naturally this preyed OF the mind OF
the princess.
ITS a sign were not Ia the best sOci-
ety. she exclaimed. terrifedly.
The prince str0ve 20 comfort her. ar
gulng that marital bliss was not OF Ne
cessity bourgeois: but - this her high
nesr burt Into sSars. Femarking SS-S no
small acerblty that men lack discern
ment. anyway.-Pack- =.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

Tho day ~ freak belts - passing. but
buckles this season VIII - perhaps
even iavger ami more elaborate than
heretofore Leather bolts 81 fne green
valr,iS. Tined WIS., gray oczc calf. with
square nat harness buckles. giving a
pronounced dip front effect. are cspc-
cially attractive for street wear but
the fabric belt VIII hold FIRST place FOR
the coming season. These are In all
shades 90 green. OF course also red aud
white plaid iadeta. Buckles are now
used both front and hack. the two con.
st.tul .ug waist set"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22
CHAPTER w.


The squlll passed nearly as gu.ckiy
as Go came.
The Banjo rightcd herself as soon
as she was nrhieucd. DEER ropes were
trailing ln thc water ami the rudlcr
swinging to and fro under the force
of the shock and beer swinging boom.
George Pricstly. on the lookout for
some such thing as .his haa Ncpt firm
hold of one of fhe ropes and had
shouted Go che others to do the same.
but only DE had presence OIL mind
enough Co obey.
Althca was clincing 90 him. frantic
with terror. ana lac was soon hacS i'm
the boat with her drawn up beside
him. and then with deft movements
he had the sail hauled up to the rising
breeze and was guiding the boat e.
where the others were struggling ia
the water.
lie was not at an fearful of the cone
sequences OF the accident. for with or.
binary lcvcl-headcdncss ana prompt
action they could he returned to the
l1at nom. the worse for lhe victims.
And. in truth. &c was scarcely tnroe
minutes later tllt am were 81. riy
back in the Elujo-li save Alr.f
Graham ANA john Winthrop.
Al,t... l falling. WAS struck seusc-
less py rnc sudden swerve ai fle
h1ou. aud hel sun Instantly. Co. Ing
to thc -.-.acc some few feet away.
uer l-Guufui suuny .lr vas uutas.-
crcd trom lts pins aui driftel IKE
ropes oi gold about her dcatA-llke face.
f She was ~lM unconscious and drt.n-
f farther away from the boat and hcr
. friends.
John Winthrop. sitting beside her
when tho accident occurred. was also
struck by the jihng boom. but in such
such manner as 90 receive deeu
cut En- his head just at the edge of DIS
hair. but The dash into The water re-
vivcd his instanrs giddiness and witl
The instinct OK love-morr powerful
than hate at such a moment - hs
looked about him for Alecia.
Buzz the wound upon his head was
severe. unconscious though he was OF
the fact. and at first his sight wa.
blurred and ne saw only the dark out
line Of the Banjo. Then this pallit
face with the drift of gold hair ahou
]
bling water. and utterly forgetting
himself in his thought OF her he strucl
out 10 her rescue.
For The second time she sank an'
rose ere he reached her. swimming a
r he was powerfully. and as DC caugh
1 her 70 him. keeping himself ahoat nov
[ with one arm. his eyes burned dow
upon her As though they held ia
J., might TO restore life should life hay
e gone.
And then they We're lifted into Oh
S boat. and all things went ont OF job
] Winthrop's mind for many days-eve
e the consciousness OF this one woman
3 by George said Lane Leland.
Il a low tone. as they used every ero
' 10 restore these two to consciousness
But there are the strongest jumbi'
< in this life, These two sworn enemi'
e seem forever 20 bee thrown across eae
q others lives. and always in some sue
a dramatic manner. What VIII il e
IL in. l WONDER
r. "Oh. don'tv' moaned Miss Cathe
n wood. piteOusly. doing her best
re- obey instructions for restoring co
nc sciousness To the beautiful face
Alicia upon Beatrice's shoulder. "
1t is so dreadful. dreadful 10 have h
IL look Ike this. Lane. What can We
- and why did we ever Gomez"
el (TO be conti- uedl
|. Frlend-"Your two sopranos Ape
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

Ted--Is that girl who married the
OLD fellow satisfied with the match she
madeF'
Ned-''Nes. Tie wasn't worth as much
as hc claimed. huf as he urued out 20
be ten years older than he owned up
to. she considered it about a stanl-0n. 70
View York sun.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

Il can never marry you.r said he
beautiful blonde.
But" pleaded the wealthy man.
'.won't you make my NE happy FOR
the short years I VIII BE here2 1 am
troubled svish "a weak and faint heart"
I'm that case l accept you"
And YET they say faint heart never
won fair lady .-Chicago News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

Think 90 che opportunities thar girt
has had. Presentation az court Euro
pean trnvel long residence in Lon
don. and a wide acquaintance with the
Eoblity."
and an for nothing"
Eyes. Poor thing She .s Co marry
ara American. after lnr-Llfc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22

I want you 90 understand afr. fhat
my pride foro.ds IRE Co accrpt anything
from you after marry your dauas Atsr.''
How are you going % Nyef
wen. 1 Thought you miEat mass
some Kind ~ "a settlement ocforels all
Lie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-22
CHAPTER XIX.
tContinued.)

l. 80 low. AID he BEGAN 20 S-ow
ashamed OF his anger, ''you viii for
give re IL you consider me presuming: /
mean it most kindly. 1 consider you 4
my friend-yOu We're my husbands /
friend. 1 know why you are angry. !
No one told me. but know. Perhaps. /
TOO, know Bcatrice better than you |
do with your great love for her; for 1 |
know that you love her. 1 also know
that she loves you. You smile unhe- |
levirgiy. Believe me; wait. and you
viii learn FOR yourself. My sister IS
proud TO q degree that few women az
tain. but she is equally loyal. once Civ
ing her love. Winning her. you win
her forever and utterly. Is not that
worth waiting fore"
Her swift. brilliant smile was upon
her face. and his own lips paired ID
smiling. looking down upon the soft.
light fingers upon his arm.
Il viii watt" he said. gently. "you
arc ike GOOD angel go one IN trou-
BILE Mrs. Graham. 7 90 love Beatrice.
and i thought I might wiz r. until
there came whisper that she was eco
Longer 90 Do won. and that clearing
away. her own reply to-day. Bal BOW
1 shall hope and wait. and III time
proves that She does not love me-
a-"Nou need not fear" said Alicia
soidy. filling the pause OF his voice.
Her eyes lifted 20 his were perfectly
steady; and us they passed up the
staircase together. parting at her
door. a new faith in woman entered
the soul of Gregory Bensonhurst ana
stunc his esss-eoing spirit into
more acute life ard ambition.
Nrs. Graham returned TO her room.
seated herself again az the open win
dow. and looked across the sand-hilis
q the giittcring stretch OF water bear
inc the ships right royalty upon their
way. and the smile was gone from
her face. and only sadness rested
Jhcrc. the grieved look IN the violet
eyes hetray.ng q troubled heart.
"Cn.Jing my sister for her pride thae
wounds true heart am I free from
the s1mef Was 7 unwOmauly in my
harshress 20 hims"
r But going down 10 dinner. dressed
In tondcr-hucd. clingins gown. with
her delicate laces and perfumes. no
one would guess OF the under current
O. hitttIl-79 ga '.le sd,4lieS7 D,-li''e ''-~
hi'Fe eyes. i-'t VIII aAu lau-"'e.
mace tne one 10 ENJOY ana
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Frlend-"Your two sopranos appear
to be very good friends" Manager
Yes; each thinks the other can't
sing. TIL Bits.