Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17

roe street bar. is the man Of the houi
when il comes 60 the Jeff Davis cocktail
Jimmy Swears he has the recine from
the senator himself. but there appears &
&c some doubt of the authenticity of tn,
statement.
Nevertheless the new and wonderl Il
mixture is veritabie iihation fer jolly
old Bacchus; forsooth, it may be said T.
be faint glimpse of the insidious nectar
of the gods, who rented apartments in
the Olympus building when Ganymedt
was acting as waiter. CHE writer ought
10 know what he is writing aboutl
Jimmy says the following recipe will
produce Il j. II. 9:
Fin mixing glass one-third to two-thirds
/ fun of fine ice, Then mix one slice al
| orange, onehalf teaspoonfu OF syrup. tive
! Clashes of Peychaud bitters, two-thirds wine
! glass of brandy. and one-thitd ditto %
| Tokay wine Stir Thoroughly aud strain
| into cooled cocktail glass with a Fair
! banks cherry and dash OF seltzer
Tive or three ovf ov shaboye ishall
| any one -hic-shtan-
Two silk hat burglars" arrested st
New Rochelle \. y, owe their capture
10 the quick action of woman who
| telephoued their description to the police
few minutes after they had left her
room. The prisoners gave their names
as James HaViand, 30 years old. and
Ralph Taylor, Is years old both of 102
East 10th street. Manhattan
The capture of the men was brought
about by Mrs. William Hooker Atwood,
IL Woodlawn avenue. She was awak-
ened 10y two men who entered her bed
room. While they ritled the dresser of
diamonds and jewelry she watched, and
as soon as they departed she telephonea
4 hAa sl.aIs MI s,v,.1
scrlption of the men, who she said wore
aigh hats and carried suit eases
Policemen neveauX and Smith saw
two men who answered the description
paradlng up and down the station plat
form and told them they were under ar
rest.
I'VE are theological students" ex.
claimed the men. why are we arrested.
This is an outrage We are hoand for
New York city and have no time to
lose
When the suit cases were searched
| and revealed the plumber that had been
stolen from the Atwood residence they
| weakened and one of them confessed.
| Both of them were dressed i'm silk hats,
FUR lined overcoats and patent leather
shoes, and declared they were members
of the New Rochelle Yacht club and
intended returning to their homes In
| New York after spending the day at the
club house.
Twenty Austin tIll) young men win
De called for by young women with
whom they have found favor and taken
TO Nakama hall, Oak park. where they
will be entertained mt a leap year dance.
| The girls will have full charge of
the event pay all the bills for carriages.
refreshments and the like and show their
guests good time for once without
making them pay for il in money
Miss Pearl Callaghan. 553 South
| Park avenue. and Miss Adele Sweeney,
5945 Midway park, will have charge Of
the affair Most of the plans are deep
| secrets.
Don't be foolish" was all Miss Gal.
4 laghan would say when asked to dc.
scribe some Of the things that likely
would be done.
Marooned on an open draw bridge
Miss Annie Nicely, beautiful corset
| model of bridgeport, Conn. was forced
to remain III the middle of the poquo
nook river for twelve long hours because
she refused to take chance on show
ing her dainty ankles by climbing dowr
ladder to skiff which would hay,
brought her ashore.
The bridge was opened early 10 allow
NANhEAiiN operations III tut Etiuuittl, ant
| Miss Nicely, who was on the struetur,
at the time, was first warned off by tn,
bridge tender She did not take adyan
tage of the warning. however and al
last the bridge tender, losing patience
opened the draw, and Miss Nicely found
| herself marooned with n dozen men The
men protested TO the bridge tender, and
after much argument, he procured n skin
and, after they had climbed down a lad
der, rowed them ashore. They offered
to take Miss Nicely to dry land the samc
! way, but she strenuously refused e
bulge, nor would she accept an offer OF
the bridge tender to get her lunch oi
| carry a message 10 any of her relatives
During the afternoon snow squal
came up aud Miss Neely, who had spent
her time watching the dredging huddled
for shelter behind the draw tenders
shanty, Crowds which numbered in thC
hundreds watched her from each bank OF
the river. When the bridge was closed
in the evening she walked calmly off, APP
parently not in the least put out by hen
| exnprieuce