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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Daniel E. Martin to security Building
and Loan Association, northwest side Ma
poleon street. &3 feet northwest from
Hamburg place, 1880.
Henry Scherer to Excelsior Building and
Loan Association, east side, AoWaru
street, southwest corner land Bridget
Galligan, $4,000.
William ". Mulford to Emma Gahyiller,
south side Berkeley avenue, west side
Clifton avenue, 5000.
Sarkiz Gulazian ct al. 10 Antranig Mes,
robian, north side Clay street, 1893 feet west
from Broad street, $500.
Frederick +. Kennedy to North ENG
Building and Loan Association. west side
South Eighteenth street. 100 feet north
from Twelfth avenue, $1,000.
Ida Levin and husband to Progress
Building and Loan Association. west side
Prince street, 10 feet north from Spring
field avenue, $500. .
Georgianna Dobbins and husband to
William C. Coles ct al 0rIstees), east
side summer avenue, AZ feet north from
Nursery street. $500.
George Hoffman to William H.. Fisher.
south side Chancellor avenue. corner a
Samuel Bosworth, 1880
Barnet Chinich ct al. to William y:
Hesse, west side south Twelfth street, 266
feet northwest from Springfield avenue
Felix A. Daroshka to Stephen Panias,
east side Adams street, AZ feet north from
Theresia Geib to James A. Burnett. east
side Mckenzie. street. $40 feet south from
norSerico Iapaolo to II. MARTA Mulfora
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west corner LAND y. ID. Evertss S3suW.
TOWNSHIPS
Edward r. Folsom to Greater Newark
Building and Loan Association, Irvtngtcns
southeast side Durand place, 421 feet south.
west from Springfield avenue, $500.
Fred Graf to Anna Piatz, Iryington. north
side Halstead avenue, 50 feet west from
Forty-second street. $500.
Amelia Graham and husband to Central
Building and Loan Association, Bellevules
southeast corner land James Birmingham,
west side Cortlandt street $1.0o0.
Eugene f. Murphy to Heiyn NJ DE
Toppo. East Grange. east sid Amherst
street. LOLA feet south from centrsl ave-
PasauaIe cestone to Charles Fear. Mont
clair. east side Pine street, south sids loe
Beatrice Osborne and husband to. Nutiey
Realty Company, Nutiey. east sd John
street, s14 feet north from Centre street.
Same to same. Nutley. same property.
Fedle Manuel to NioIangeIo r1lisno, Or
ange, west side Essex avenue, 30 feet south
from Gray street, $1,000
Asher Painter to Selma o. Ba6slngers
Glen, Ridge, north sid Osborne street, ~
feet west from Essex avenue. N.B0
Josephine Picone and husband 70 hacneA
HERMAN, Orange, west side Cone sreet.
southeast corner land Caroline Cussno'
Frank sharwelI to MAthilds r: Mslgel-
bach, East Orange. northwest SIDE Hoftn
Clinton street, 80 feet northeast from puH-
init street, $500.
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BROWN GETS CONTRACT
FOR SCHOOL PLUMBING.
Unique Plan to Test Floor Pre-
seryativeS ADOPTED.

Daniel Brown has been awarded
the contract for the plumbing in the
Bergen Street School by the Board of
Education committee on buildings,
grounds and supplies. His bid was $45,
The bid Of Samuel Letter was for the
same amount, but because Browns
place of business Is nearer the school
than Letters the committee decided to
give the work to him. The contract
for lighting fixtures was awarded to
Paul Jones. at $3.50.
Three ncern asked for the privi-
lege Of demonstrating the quality of
their floor dressings in the Lafayette
Street School The committee decided
to set aside one room for each com
pany to try their preparations on. 1t
was also decided to install shower
baths In the Morton Stxeet School. tut
the work will not be done for some
time.
The cornmittee voted 10 raace new
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The local lodges of Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows. which will hold So
cials and entertainments during the
coming season., comprise some thirty
organizations and also a following of
5000 members Among the lodges
which will strive to increase their mem
bership and lea in the work will he
Howard No. Z. Eureka No. 1913. Granite
No. "a and Newark lodges. The mem
bers who will actively represent the
thirty bodies and big membership in
the social member contest viii be Ed
win e. Weiss, George Seifert. William
z. Brewer. Carl r. Wagner, John r.
Knapp, c.. r. Frederick, A. e. Whitte-
more. M. J.. Leach. Norris Lunger.
Charles r.. Mum, Isaac Highlander,
Manuel Ennis, Emil Esser, Paul
Heinze, r., H. Selby, Philip Vogel.
George Pickle, August f. Klein, Fred
Wernicke, Orlando A.. Harding, Chris
tan Mertz, Fred A. Wiersbitzki, Lee
grand Putnam and Philip c. Andlauef.
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TRANSFERS.

a NEW Ahh-
Ceiestine Nittinger to Hugo Boepple,
jr, lots 576-577, Essex Park...........
Emma Gahviiler and hus to William
v. Milford, $ 8 Berkeley av, w fr
Clifton av. 75x100.
Jacob Serbia, jr. to .Georgianna Dob
bins, @ s Summer av. 442 Il n G fr
Nursery st, 17x115.
John N. Sites to William II. Young,
e S Clifton ay, $50 IT n fr Elwood
roland oxi 5. Croker to Harry v.
Morehouse, jr, lots 12S, 12s. 1870, lSl,
property Wightman g. Bro..........
Essex and Hudson Land and Imp.
Co. 10 Adolph. +. Hensler, q s Gin
ton av, W fir N. Y. Bay r. r. Co.,
Clinton Park, south, Land and Imp.
co. to Fred w. Cox, S s Weequahic
av, 1865 IT e fr Hedden st. Gx103. -.
William T. Hoffman TO George Hoff-
man. $ s Chancellor ay, cor lands
w Sampei I po Hesre 10 " Barnet chtni;ch
ct al, " g s. 18th st, 256 It II " fr
Springfield av, 17x1W. ....y.,.......
Stephen Bamas to Felix A. Daroshk
ct al. e S Adams st, ~ IT n Fl Cliff
rf fogd 81; ITS II smith to Caroline p.
Nesler. n e cor Nicholson and Will
lam SITS, 20x34.
West End. Land and Imp. Co. to
John Keilenbenz, Q $ Columbia ay,
100 IT 5 fir Columbia av. 5oxi0o. $50.
Frank a. Lamb to John Hempel, S s
Rodwell av, 1D 1T W fr Myrtle av,
25x124; and other tract................
John Hempel to Frank A. Lamb,
same property. 25xl24; and other
Emidio Cantalupo to Carmela D'Ales-
sio, n 8 Kinney st, S2o II n FIR
Adams st. 25x96.
Carmela D'Alessio and hus to Emidio
cantaiugo, SANG property.,,.;
to John Catina, n 3 Delaney st,
100 IT e fr Jefferson st, 20xfH......
Same to Joseph Fernicola, n De-
lancey st. 100 # e fr Jefferson ct,
sSaiS, NJ 4. Il Attend 70 frank
ciccone, " = s. 1T 81, 1s2 IT 8 r
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copper leaders on the Barringer High
school. and laid over a suggestion that
an iron grating be provided for the
stairway doors to keep the basketballs
from rolling down. Engineer George
w. Knight was authorized to have the
upport of the lighting fixtures in the
LAFAYETTE Street School strengthened,
as they are too light to support the
weight they carry.
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H. Maria Milford (exr) to Domenico
Iapaolo, = s State st. u W 0 lot
John d. Everts, &xs0. ...........,..
Louis Sohel ct al TO Fannie Hurwitz,
W $ S. Sth st. SIS IT s fr 9Th av,
3fxIW
TOWNSHIPS.
Nathaniel A. Randall to Matilda
Gruber. Bloomfield. S g Driveway In
Berkeley Heights Park. " FIR monu
msnt s. map Berkeley Heights Park,
45xl3o
Montclair, W S Edgecliff I'd, s fr
Id Agnes Il. Miller, l6ox265. .........
Same to same, Montclair, $ 8 Id End
party. 2s5 IT W fr Edgecliff I'd,
Simeon saSss II. Robinson ct al to John 4.
Hoffman. w. Orange. S S Riggs pl,
ass It " fr Kingsley St, 7ox126.,......
Tower & Lyon Co. to Union Hard
ware Co, Glen Ridge, s Bloom
field av, SO IT $ fr Hillside av, 34x13l
John Joseph Ehmann to Fred Graf,
Irvington, n 8 dalstead av, 80 IT n
Conrad A. Joerg TO Henry w. Meyer,
Nutley, e s Kennel av. 800 IT 8 fr
Kingsland I'd l00xl5o ...............
Nora c. O'Leary and hus TO Mary
Collins, w. Orange, = 8 Nottingham
pl. 70 1T W fr Kingsley, st, ~35x153..
lihtoiii IL
mer, E. Orange. 8 S Carnegie av, Il o
cor Id ona Terwilliger. 122xS .,......
Frederic A. Reimer to Carrie NJ. Duff
ford, f. Orange, same PROPERLY.
Carrie M Dufford to Peter De Gel
leke, IT,, E. Orange. same property
| Charles Fear to Pasquaie Cestone,
Montclair. G > Pine st, 166 1T 8 Fl
Sherman st, 4lx10o .......,.....,...
Emily Breckenridge (extx) to Break
enridge & T%ichenor. Inc. I~rviugton.
n s Montrose ter. 439 1T W II Grove
st, 25xS0: and other tract...........
Nutley Realty Co. TO Beatrice Os-
borne, Nutley, 9 s John st. 514 IT n
FIR Centre ct, 5Ox95 =.
Isabelle Phillips ct q. to Clara ]. Evil
ings. S. Orange, n v 8 Ward pl, Tu
fl fr Gardner ay. 25S1oe.
| Hubert ]. Ashley to john II. Post.
Bloomfield. d S Jerome pl, 4A tt W
from Berkeley av. 25x2S3 ...,.......r
Elizabeth s. DIVISION to James j.
Masterson. s. Orange, S e . Wyoming
av, S W $ Curtiss pi, S5xlS0. 1890.
David W. Hill to Trivett & Walters
Co., Glen Ridge, Q s Hillside av. n
fr righl of way Newark and Bloom
held Railrond Co, 1ox250 ..,........
! Philip j.. Bowers to Julius Mueller ct
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BUSINESS PROPERTY CHANGES.

Simon Lowy sold for L. $. and M.
Samuel The three-story brick building
at $50 Springfield avenue, to N. Whit
man. The lot is rs feet front by 1875
feet in depth. The building is a three
story brick structure. 1t contains a
store and two floors above. The con-
sidcration is $4,000.
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nj. Montclair. 8 s Gardiner pl, 10 IT
W FIR Willowdale av, 50x125 .:........
Franklin Hill Co. to Frederick A;
Waldron, Bloomfield. W $ Willard
av. 1858 IT 5 fir Franklin st, 5OxsS:...
Selma o. Bassinger TO Asher Painter,
Glen Ridge, n s Osborne st, 10 II
" fr Essex av, 40x225 .........-.'...
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READ TAR WANT ADS.
MORE MONEY For P. 0. SITE.

TRENTON, Oct, 1s.-The struck jury
in the appeal Of the Union Trust Com
pany of Jersey City from TIN award
Of sss,s35 by the condemnation com
to acquire lands in Jersey
City for the building Of the Federal
postoface, gave averdict for 5115.ooo.
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NEWS or NEWARK LODGES

have completed arrangements for the
annual reception and dance, which will
be held at the hall, $50 Washington
street, on Thursday evening, October 2S.
Essex and Newark City Camp teams
will give a nexhibition drill and the
music will be furnished by Krimke.
The sixth anniversary of Galilee
Lodge, /. o. o. F.. will be celebrated on
Saturday evening, October 80, at the
streets.
William ]. Busch, j. Kneel, L. Van
Duyne, f. Powderly, w. c. Klein, w.
p. S. Edwards, John Ryan, H.. Spawn,
L. Dowenissi, A. F. Klein, Frank
Schiner, William Thun, b. Tuite. F.
Kuebler, ]. T. Cuff, F. Meyer and
Chairman John r. Hoch are complet-
ing the details for the annual ball of
Mitchell Camp. United Spanish War
Veterans, which is scheduled for No
vember 10, at Dodgers Hall.
Prospect Council, Jr. o. u. A. M.
will celebrate It's anniversary on next
Wednesday evening at Iroquois Hall,
at ZbO washington street. Inc COun-
Gil committee has provided an enter
tanning bill and it is believed that a
large number of stay-at-homes will at
tend the event.
Fifty candidates will constitute the
class that will be initiated at the
united session of the Essex and West
Hudson = Councils Of the Royal Ar
canum. which will be held at the rooms
of Newark City Council, at Broad and
West Park streets. on October 27.
The knights of Pythias who will
help stimulate interest In the social
affairs of the many local lodges Of
the order during the winter will be
Elmer E. Slack, Matson Williams, Il.
A. Dunning, w. T. Howe, William H.
Simmons. D.. S. Marlatt. Otto Jansen.
William H. Shaw, William r. Kellogg.
George T.. Leber, Harry Adler. John
w. Higgins. Ernest w. Hartough. My
ron Clark, William II. DeMott, William
schill. Alfred B. Cosey. Alfred Grand
lean. John B. Keene, ". P. Mulendore,
Augustus wickstrand, Arthur Read,
Fred J. MacVicker and George Reh-
mann.
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THlRrEENrH WARD DELEGATES.

The Thirteenth Ward Democratic ex--
ecutive committee last night electeo
Juiius Meyer and James -. ponne!y
as delegates to the meeting of ne
Democratic Federation Of Clubs thte
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Gleniffer- Lodge, Order of Good TEN
plars. will conduct a Scotch soiree. witt
refreshments, at the hall, 3S7 Broad
street, on Friday evening, October 30
Several of the grand officers will also
attend.
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300 CASH buys fine two-family. y rooms.
baths, improvements; price only &.s50. Nice
nine-room two-family; improvements; s2,seo;
bargain. FRANKIE, Irvinston.
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$500 CASH buys swell six-roonn house. bath;
steam heat: double floors; white enamel and
mission woodwork: sacrifice $3.50. FRANKIE
Irvineton; open all day Sunday.
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BUILDERS OPPoRTUNITY-Will sacrifice 10
lots II sold this week. one block from Gin
FRANKIE. 1851 Springfield av., Irvington; open
Sunday.
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$1,000 CASH; eight rooms. bath; Improvements;
open attic; plot 64x100: only 1880; lots of room
for chickens. FRANKIE. Irvington.
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OPEN all day Sunday, I~rvington real estate
headquarters: bargains In single and two
family houses; easy forms. FRANKIE. l0l
Springfield av., Irvington.
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Henry Clay Lodge. knights of Pytn
las, will hold a social and entertain
ment on next Tuesday night.
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Delegates from the local lodges OF tn
Ancient Order Of United Workmen wi
pay a fraternal visit to Success Lodg
at the rooms, 1874 Market street, Tues
day night.
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$500 CASH buys new house: six rooms and
bath; improvements; only one block from
anlst~a Av. price so. 800. FRANKIE, Irvington.
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The State councillor and staff will be
rendered a reception by Pride of Daniel
Webster Council, Daughters of Liberty,
in the near future. The members will
also pay a fraternal visit to Mcgowan
Council on Friday night.
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WEEOUAHIC PARK.

AT ELIZABETH AVENUE.
Handsome modern home, containing twelve
large rooms and tiled bath: plot boxioo; beauti-
fully situated overlooking the lake itself. attrac-
tive living. reception hall, with open stairway;
beanned ~ceiiings; parquet floors; electric lights;
billiard room on third floor. This is one of the
hest properties In the new section Of Newark
Beautiful" Open Sunday for inspection. Rep
rAaAntatiyn ON premihea.
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The sixth anniversary of Galilee
Lodge, ]. o. O.. F., will be celebrated on
Saturday evening, October 30, at the
lodge room at RSoad and West Park
streets.
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Branch 8. st. Patrick's Alliance of
America, is making arrangements to
celebrate the cwenty-third annual ami
versary and smoker, which will be held
Essex Hall, at Rutgers and Bank
streets, on Thursday evening, Deem
Der 9.
The various committees of I-oo-tash
Camp, Royal Neighbors of America,
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.
CITY.

CENTRALLY located tw~o-famiiy house, II
rooms: rents 1924; IS, 200. Mortgage $500 at )
per cent. For. this and other genuine and de-
cided bargains see
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Linnett & Wolf

e1 CLINTON AVENUE. TEL. sts.wAy
FOE sALE-Excellent home, near Weeausnic
Park; new: plot 5ox70: seven rooms. bath,
all modern impts.: decorated throughout: hard.
wood noors. built by owner. whose change OF
plans necessitates quick sale; bargain.
FIEDLER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION,
142 Market st., second floor front
NEW factory. Frelinghuysen av.. brick. 5ox113
feet. and adjoining lots; frame engine house
75xbo feet; convenient to railroads; excellent
opportunity for manufacturing concern.
FfEDLER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION,
14z Market ST.. second floor front.
TO BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Have several frst-class properties for sale or
exchange. Call and full particulars given.
JOHN J. SLOAT.
Real Estate. 72S Broad ST.. Newark. N. ].
10 OTIS on Clifford st.. 25xf0f each: three lots
on Thomas St. 25xi00 each. Apply JOHN ].
SLOAr. Scheuer Bldg. 1888 Broad st., Newark,
N. J.
RosEvILLE-Two-family house. all improve
ments: built two years "a North Fourth st.
TWO AND oNE-HALF sToRY-Rearonahle.
~ wallace st.
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"lt makes no difference whether we
believe II or not We're goin' to do
our duty by the church. and that girl
must leave or
"Or | must" Douglas picced out
strong's phrase for himself. That
threat doesn't brighten me at all. dea-
con. After what you have said !
should refuse TO remain In this
church"-tbe deacon stepped forward
cagcrly-'were II not that ! realize
more than ever before how much you
need me. how much you ignorant. mar.
row minded creatures need to be
taught the meaning Of true Christian
ity." The deacon was plainly disap'
pointed.
ais IL possibleT gasped Elycrson
weakly.
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CHAPTER X.

IN DOUGLAS dropped YEARLY on to
IIM the rustic bench. He sat with
IIU dropped head and unseeing
u eyes. He did not hear Polly as
she scurried down the path. her arms
filed with autumn leaves. She glanc-
ed at him. dropped the bright colored
foliage and slipped quickly to the
nearest tree. zone, two. three for
Mr.. Johnr she cried as she patted the
huge brown trunk.
rs that you. PollyT be asked abb
sently.
"Now it's your turn to catch me-
she said. lingering near the tree. The
pastor was again lost in thought.
aren't you going to play any moreY'
There was shade OF disappointment
in her voice. She came slowly to bis
side.
''Sit here. Polly" he answered grave
ly. pointing TO a place on the bench.
81 want TO talk 10 you"
"Now I've done something wrong"
she pouted. She gathered up her gar
lands and brought them TO a place
near his feet. ignoring the seat at bis
side. You might just as well tell me
and get II over"
"You couldn't do anything wrong"
he answered. looking down at her.
.'0h. yes, could. and I've done II.
can see II In your face. What Is itf''
''what have you there?' he asked.
trying 10 gain time and not knowing
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aNoir TIC done something icrong.p she
poutcd.
how 10 breach the subject that in Jus.
tIce 60 her must be discussed.
"Some leaves TO make garlands for
the social" Polly answered more cheer
fully. Would you mind holding thisi"
She gave him one end of a string OF
leaves.
"where are the children"
"Gone home"
you like the children very much.
don't you. PollyT Douglas was striv.
Ing for a path that might lead them to
the subject that was troubling him.
"oh. no, I don't like them: love
them" She looked at him with tender
eyes.
You're the greatest baby OF ALL" A
puzzled line came between his eyes as
he studied her more closely. "And
yet you're not such child. are you.
Polly7 You're quite grown up-almost
a young lady" He looked at her from
a strange, unwelcome point Of view.
She was all OF that as she sat at his
feet, yearning and slender and fair. at
the turning OF her seventeenth year.
II wonder how you would like to go
away"-her eyes met his IN terror
away to great school," he added
quickly. flinching from the very first
hurt that he had inflicted. where there
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Of the
CIRCUS
By MARGARET MAYO
Copyright IsoA By Dsdd. Mead asd
Company

"Well. what do you think Of that?"
said Mrs. Willoughby as the flying
skirts Of the girl and the black figure
Of the man disappeared up the path.
u think it's scandalous. II you are
talking TO me-" said Miss Perkins
.The idea Of full grown parson
a.rnnnin' OF to play children's games
with circus ridin' girlw
ashe Isn't such a child" sneered
Julia.
"It's enough to make folks talk" put
In Mrs. Willoughby, with a sly look
at the deacons.
.An' me awaitin' to discuss the new
church service" beloved Strong.
"And me awaiting to give him Mrs.
Elyerson's message" piped Elverson.
''rhe church bore OIL! this in silence
so long as that girl was SICK" snapped
Miss Perkins. "But now she's perfect.
Is well and still Arranging on. No
wonder folks are talking
who's talkin'Y' Numbered Strong.
didn't you known" simpered Mrs.
willoughby, not knowing herself nor
caring so long as the suspicion grew.
"Know what" yelled the excited
deacon. Mrs. willoughby fioundered.
Miss Perkins rushed into the breach.
swell. II was deacon Of this church
It seems 10 me I'd know something
about what's going on In IT,"
what Is goin' orr shrieked the
now desperate deacon.
The women looked at him pItyingly.
exchanged knowing glances, then
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NY children do NOT play In promfscsi
Gus pames." said The ,cido,o fciiv.
shook their heads at his hopeless stu
pldlty.
strong was not accustomed TO crit
icism. He prided himself upon his
acuteness and was. above all. vain
about his connection with the church
lie looked from one woman to the 9th.
y. He was seethIng with helpless
rage. The little deacon az his side
coughed ncrvously. strong's pent.up
wrath exploded. "why didn't you tell
ne Emerson. that people Vas a-talk.
in'i- he roared In the frightened mans
ear.
Elverson sputfcred and stammered.
bui nothing definite came OF the
sounds: so Strong again turned TO Miss
Perkins:
what r. goin' orr be demanded.
The spinster shrugged her shoulders
and lifted her eyes heavenwnrd. know.
ing that nothing could so madden the
deacon rs tlls mysterious inference OF
things too terrible 20 mention. She
was right. Strong uttered a desperate
Bah" and began pacing ~ and down
The garden with reckless strides.
Mrs wiiicughby watched him with
secret delight. and when he came 70
halt she wriggled 10 his side with
simpering sweetness.
what corld folks sayy' she aslnd
"A minister and young circus girl
living here like this with no one to-
She found no words at this point. and
Strong. now thoroughly reused. de.
Jared that the congregation should
I've no further cause for gossip and
sent out quickly In search Of Douglas.
When Strong was gone EMERSON
boxed nj the set faces Of the women
ihd attempted weak apology for the
fastor II dare say the young man
Nas VERY neutrality-suspicious. she
came.-
"Lonclyw snapped Miss Perkins.
We'll. II he was lonely didn't know
The deacon excused himself nerv.
ouSly and went TO Join Strong.
The women gathered up their bunt.
lnss and retired with bland smiles to
thc Sunday school room. feeling thai
ihey had accomplished enough for the
Tine being.
Strong and Elverson crossed the
yard. stIli In search Of the pastor.
They turned nt the sound Of fiutterIng
eiyes and bcbeld Douglas. hstless,
Earring down the path. Strong called
% him. but Douglas dartcd quickly be.
mind the hedge. The deacons looked NJ
one another In spcechless astonish.
,nent. Presently the silence was
broken by the distant voice Of Polly
counting from one to hundred. The
secret was outl The pastor. leader
seekl INV "''
Mr.. Douglasr shouted strong when
rs breath had returned.
Hush. hushr' whispered Dourlns,
"g over the hedge. lie pecpcd
.au'lously about him. then came TO.
LAW lpe men with a sigh Of relief.