The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11
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TO- 21- r0undtngsthe cUEVeat Bug Nf gard BEuf, came to such an
 tleman twh0 was the sole occu-
 abrupt stopt that the heavy gen pant of the pafE0r car was jeHized to his knees, position So novel and so out of range of his experience fhat he chuck led at himself ,as soon a8 he realized It Being ca11oused traveller, he merely rescued his hat from the floor, brushed the HnE of khe eerpe& from his carefully cre2sed trousers rang the bell for the porter, who he knew would not come, and went outside to see what was the natter
 I'm the rrfFate ear of President Falls, just behind the palsBOr ear, there was trffe 1nrFe Of ecnsfsEnaffon, for certain hfss7as Ees pon the whist table FFeER or eEturnled comF1e@e1y destroying two derks of cards and one lavender tinted E1algeroat, the latter belonging to young Benssy Falls, a tall youth so hands0nle as toabe pretty, who, like the well cultivated gentleman that he Fvtzs, pushed back his chair, rang for the bzla1er to clear away the mess and excuHen himself for long enough to change kis gvafgtcoat to another of the same hne, ti1ss being his lavender days Perfect as were his manners, he nev-
 
 dmpatence to escape him
 FLOW very anneyingF' he observed, but hss dnpes showed immediately zhat M fEed his usyla1 agree able spirit
 --Not V1s1 to crfticise your goy'- nor's road, Bense, but it's rotten care Jess of sOmabody. I,shpuld say,v dr4wl- ed Hickey Saunders, a pink young per son with a mustache that had been blighted in infancy, with an fncurve from his collar button to his knees and with d father who had been consider ate enough e die before he lost his third fD1Ane
 -sFaElRer wouldn't be ofended if he heard-Enu. Ina quite sure z responded Benson -ssHe knows this road to be perfecf7y inexcusable, but he won't spend any money on Improvements dust TOW, because he expects to. sell ais stock 1mmed1ate7y after the next dividends are declared"
 The three -other whist players were client for n rn6rnelff after this comp1i- catsd sta teSIinie1tt Iii z snd then the shrfn afftle. KalsettoT beneath the sparsely z1r1sfIfnz Kaiser Wilhelm TnustGcAe of BueI0w von Humperdinck suddenly am nounced the solution
 q see the reasonr' it declared ex- eItedly ssBy that course the dividends TvsIR pa laFgeE nnlA he eaEtasecure bet teH rrlre f6 Is and the per Enanehf creases that passed for thought deepened in Won Humperdinez,s frag- mentary brow
 -T sa9, that's really clever" hsped Reginald de Puyster Haugh, whose stfu hateful surname was only, one generation. removed from flaw, and -wnose thick lips and broad shiny face st1u denied all that mere godfathers eould do for him. "By the way, Benszv, wonder what the blooming row's about, anyhow
 sSome one should have a good rag Ging for it, declared the black free kled young man with the nose, who had been a mere onlooker at the whist game. Absolutely beastly damage has been done Look at Benssy's model!'' On the floor by table near one of the broad windows lay a once wonderfully neat buf now pitifulIy bent and bro ken paste yoard model of a small house, the work. of Benson Falls own white hands There was a general chorus of polite dssmay upon the discovery of elss .ca1sstnoBhe 9o1InaEs 1Ir. EslIg