The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
YOUR HUSBAND IS
 DECEIVING YOU.
STARTLING STATEMENT BY THE
 MARVELOUS MRS FAY.

Mrs. Rogers to Hang Was Sensational
 Prophecy and Weird Climax of Ex-
 hibitiOn of Thaumaturgy.
 Can place implicit confidence in my husband? This was the important question flashed over the other day from lady in the audience at the la dies matinee yesterday at the New Haven theatre to Mrs. Fay on the stage. You can not" came the quick reply, he is deceiving you; watch him." The seeress took good care not to call the lady or her husband by name, although, as may be readily re- cognized by those who know human nature, all the ladies in the audience were performing the gymnastic feat called in expressive language rubber ing" Mrs. Fay is very discreet in such matters; she always gives the questioner correct reply, but will not expose her to ridicule or gossip. My God" exclaimed the fair lady, so in- tent upon her husbands fealty, as she arose from her seat. Tt is as I eX- pected. I knew 1t. I knew it," and sweeping down the aisle she left the hall. Those in the immediate vicinity were aware that moral tragedy had taken place and the whole audience turned and looked after the dame who was so agitated and had fled so abruptly. They knew that something of extraordinary interest had hap pened; that it related to love and har- mony with a dark background of hu- man emotion having to do with mans frailty and woman's faith. But what were the circumstances was a mystery to them.
 This interesting incident was related by one of the wives present to her hus- band when she returned home, After happening corroborated this. Last night during the act where Mrs. Fay reads and answers all queries relating to the hopes and joys and fears of her audience, came this question from gentleman in the center aisle, What caused that lady to go out so abruptly at the ladies' matinee yesterday after noon?" Many of the ladies had been present at the previous matinee and naturally the gentleman's query att tracted their breathless interest at once. They hoped the charming Mrs. Fay would gratify their curiosity and relate right then and there choice bit of scandal which they might roll under their tongues as a sweet morsel. But did she? You gentlemen who ask questions concerning the affairs of the ladies'" replied Mrs. Fay, ought to be ashamed of yourselves. You have too much presumption, sir. Why, that lady went out must ever remain an impenetrable mystery to you and and yours. The oracle has said"
 It would require more space than this paper could afford to transcrbe the hundredth part of the vitatly in- teresting questions and their after ef- fleets which Mrs, Fay has answered during her engagement in this city the past week.
 Comments upon the excellence of the vaudeville contingent who accompany the Pays as support aresnot necessary, as their excellency has been heralded by the daily press. They comprise some of the best and highest class tal- ent on the stage. As there will doubt less be very large crowds in attend ance all of the coming week 1t will be a part of wisdom for. those contempla- ting visiting any of the entertainments to secure their seats in advance.
 Apropos to the subject the Pays are a wonder, whether they be rnahatmas or yogas, seers or savants, genii or or- acles. And they are the talk of the town. .