New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

be'sS . 7 Putnam : Sons.
.ov,-,orlv entertaining book is this and
rnr,rers-tious as & is entertaining. a
'- - picturesque historical material is set
Nit, contagious zest, stories and anec-
''l,- - Puritan pioneers. Of Colonial magnates,
- warfare OF celebrities Of the early
= n. Rer,ublic are blended IN a truly
o4' ting. narrative. The illusIrations-par-
- the reproductious Of photographs OF
-..-v old Colonial houses Of the region de-
"a,ss-are admirable in every respect.
go indeed is the contrast between this dig
-. ,7r-e-Saxon background ana the tide of
-, II c~aeTinr up 20 1.-THE tide Of troll
- ,a-s. ~ Neaqolit&n iaborers, Of electric
t-s cold storage denominations advertising
----srcs. and moving picture shows
r. rery name Of Point Saybrooke" takes
ssek In rhe days Of Charles I. when Lion
---s-sr Master of Fortifca5ions. took q COM
-si.r from Lord Brooke and Lord Say and
- .7 bald "a fort and q town a. the mouth
.-. Connecticut fIiIher came the young
- from -r. battiefelds Of the Low Coun-
s With -la-.. his fair little Dutch bride. too
..-t in JOKE The pair o. them. to lose courage
.is Esr= c- hiring snowsJornls and Pequot
-ss Great was The von6ernlent Of the
---.-s when they saw their arrows rebounding
.-4.a.r- more q N0nderrent they felt when
nv c-e-- ur thc fort on a dark night and
--5 upon tho great doors. driven fun Of long
Lis zs s-arl. as aWl blades Oliver Cromwell
.-- ve-r near taking a journey Either and
,er--raa people still point ou- the Cromwell
Ind tIl- spot reserved fo- tn Roundhead gen
..-aa who soon had more absorbing business
.-.- coiorizinc to engage in at home. Al Say
.--ek Governor Fenvick-s wife. Lady Alice.
..-=.5 mr. flower garden with her husbands
-- -75. r.-- ta- gun and ier mounted
- t---rz -.~ along the shore beyond the fort.
- 5--a ST.. -.5I down he golden head in
- -.s- s-a.-. r..rfarh -he grass Of The ram
49, Here Was framed by Z company Of wor-
....- ministers re. famous Saybreok Plat
- --.- her. p .i.. olG church on the Green
. The aarhar.Es=s L.-a much w"-ry over The
-.--s-.- ae f-1- Eevs IL the gallery. The
- -.-e-,- SAYS on- author '-Wvr- restricted
--- --.-re- AID -.a v-s- psvs to young
- " -i,a young -.- and III, rIaidens would
. -l.-.-H.- Tor e--. .-rlan-- Finally q diyi-
- ..-.. ra- b-.- ID -ae aisle and ( Law
- thar The t-r-s ..- snail ua- occupy The two
..---...-t 1..-- AND -a, males shall not oc-
.- -r- -.. -.--=--.-..~- T.-v--. and every per
---r Hr a f-.- af same shall forfeit
..-- dollars and -#.--.. -four cents -o the So
-..---r- - --.. e.l-.lz and maiden rs of the
-----.- ...- r.---.-e, g. attend strictly q
sermon r-.- down through tae years
k offers .- -Err.~-- ,t many worthless
--.-- VS. E.--- Lord. vla- snaw-Hound Al
-r F--a -.-. his H.e.-au- regiment sid
>zytr..z lands {. HuE shoes far Ihe Poor
e- Tier es- -.I-alu Morgan. on or the
-r--..E masters .t merchantmen. who Was
- T. III H-.-- .- Charles Dickens and was
-aE him as Captain .JorSau--
.----r--. " ~. ea.--.5r- hero. have given
--.a ~ -r--.. -- --.. EHaEv- very heartily d.
-a --.- -...--.-.- - people nay LaE- some
-- r-a-.- - --. pleasure have 10y years
-FeE --- -.- .#rr= slf.a-ion af a most
-a.- ra--r. and most -er....rlltaIs man
>zr1-.1z e. .-- history. IL FeglIa. 81 man
-s .- -~7a.a. .- al these New England border F.
.r-s ss--.-E --r.- centuries az.. Mos Of
.-- r.1z a-.-- IT, shore cherish tales u
---.---5-ra--- day There VS. brave Agnes
--- Z G-l.--. al whose G""r CO . d1-lz night
--s Tr-- knock. Captain L., a. one of
-- Ha-51- Guard. was Il duty. and Mistress
-- vas -=f- q. TAX c4ro Of The r1uc1-desIretl
-.r5z- stored IN tn ar-ic. -'Wao's there 1
--zsEs no (. Whit Ga-,.-teL "A friend Nc
-7s .tz Yarz-. dane. - friend would tell his
---s~ anl s-raizl-vay fires An hour later
a-e -oi6. -s1 old doctor 81 North GGilford I
rs s---rr.-.I -a attend : mysterious Eun-shot /
-l5~ n u.r1rn q tlfese days Were re- /
.--at1l IT a..-. ways than one. Mrs. Abbott /
.--es -.5s STORY = Shelter Island /