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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-09-05

field, Pend Oreille and Walla Walla
with the same dates prevailing as
do in western Washington.
Changed In Pierce County
Season on valley quail will be
open in Pierce county, the days
being the same as those applying
to pheasants- October Z, 10, -, IA,
II, 20, 81 and "a. The only other
western Washington county having
open season on quail will be Island,
where they may be shot on October
n, 10, 10, IA and II. Lincoln,
Klickitat and Whitman are the
eastern Washington counties having
open season on quail. The dates
are October 81, "a, q, %, 81, No
vember 3, 4, z.
Pamphlets giving complete hunt
ing dates seasons, bag limits, ETC.,
will be published in sufficient time
in advance of the open seasons to
enable hunters and trappers to
make plans for the coming seasons.
They will be distributed to county
auditors and other agencies in the
state where they will be available
to all hunters or license holders.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-09-05
Season Altered
On Grouse, Quail
Changes Made In Hunting Dates
By State; Will Issue
Pamphlets

Since publication Of the hunting
and trapping seasons to be in force
during 1884, slight changes have
been made in the regulations
applying to the taking Of grouse and
quail in the state of Washington,
it is announced by Ray James,
state game director.
Season on grouse will be Sep
tember 16, 10, % and %, the first
days that upland bird shooting OF
any kind will be permitted. All
western Washington counties, with
the exception of Island and San
Juan have open season on blue
grouse only, the state game COM
mission having closed entirely the
season on ruffed grouse (native
pheasant) in western Washington.
Eastern Washington counties hav-
ing open season on grouse, both
species, are Asotin, Columbia Gar
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-09-05
water during this extreme hot wea-

water during this extreme hot wea-
ther.
Visits Sister Here
Mrs. Floyd Davis and daughter,
Ella Jean, of Tonasket, visited sew
eral days last week with Mrs. Perry
Brooks and family. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Brooks are sisters.
Visits in Omak
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bissell, of the
Colville agency visited at Omak and
Chelan last week.
In Nespelem
Miss Velma Ford Of Omak, was a
visitor at the home of her sister
Mrs. Walter Bissell, during the last
two weeks.
Leave For Chicago
M. and Mrs. W. w. Jones left
wednesday morning from Spokane
for Chicago and other cities in the
East for long visit.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-09-05
this winter.
Goes To Montana


Goes To Montana
Frank George has gone to Red
Lodge, Montana, where he will work
with the bureau of public roads.
Visitors In Nespelem
Mrs. Ed Halterman and Mrs. v.
l.. Williams of Manson and Paul
Halterman OF Omaha, Neb., were
Nespelem visitors Friday
Visitors From Winthrop
Clarence Hancock of Winthrop
was Nespelem visitor Friday. His
daughter, Miss Chloe Hancock, who
will teach here this winter was with
him.
Leaves For Kentucky
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey K. Meyer
moUored to Spokane Saturday with
Harvey, Jr., who left to- resume his
studies at Belea college, Berea,
Kentucky.
Taken To Omak
Ed Nissen was. taken to Omak
Monday Tor treatment for spinal
trouble.
Teacher Arrives
B. Ames of Seattle, who will teach
school here this year, arrived in
Nespelem Saturday.
Mother Dies
Mrs. G.. Johnson and brother, Carl
Traaen, were called to CheWelah
Thursday 10y the death of their
mother.
H Make Trip To Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Churchill
made a trip to Spokane Sunday, re-
turning Monday. Daisy Kinkaid,
who has been visiting in Spokane
for several days, returned with
them.
Teachers Return Home
Miss Mary Everson and Miss
Mabel Phillips, who will teach
school in Nespelem this year, re-
turned to their homes in Spokane
Sunday after learning that school
will net start here for two weeks.
Here From Portland
Mrs. M. Mills of Portland is here
WIEN No1i1E vi a. uol1Ao1A WS1A SSc
the Agency.
Visitors From Coast
Mrs. Mary E. Holmes and son,
Lew Holmes, of Seattle and Miss
Madeline Keller of Hoquiam were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Smith over the week.
end.
Visitors Return Home
Mrs. Wakefield Of st. Paul,
Minnesota, and Mrs. Ruth Muncy OF
Phoenix, Arizona, who have been
visiting here for the past month,
left for their homes last week.
Recovering From Illness
Faye Duffy, who has been ill for
several days, is improving.
Visits Spokane
Miss Alverson, of the Agency Of
flee force is spending a few days in
Spokane.
Issues Warning
There have been a great many
cases of intestinal flu in the COM
munity, some of them quite serious,
and DR.. Hudnutt warns that every
one should he careful OF their diet
and especially careful of drinking
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NESPELEM NEWS
Go To Spokane

Go To Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Parmeter and
ElWen Parlneter motored to Spo-
kane Friday where they attended
the wedding of Miss Virginia Par
meter Saturday.
To Attend School At Wilbur
John Jordan left Monday for Will
bur where he will attend high school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Daughters or HaLy Dance Attended By Large Group

The annual dinner dance of the Daughters of Italy Circle, Lady Foresters, at Waverly Inn last night was attended by about 75 couples. Mrs Frank Gemino was of the arrangements conn fnittee, assisted by Mrs Charles Stance, Mrs Robert Bosco, Mrs Ro- land Ruggiero, Mrs James D. Andrea, Mrs Edward Biancardi, Mrs Daniel Suozzo, Miss Eleanor Stance and Miss Olgo E. Piola.
 A Christmas party will be given by the organization at the meeting in Moose hall next Friday night. Gifts will be placed in charge of the nurses of St Mary's hospital for distribution to occupants of the children's ward. Mrs Daniel Suozzo is chairman of the ar- engagements committee for the party. Other members are Mrs Rocco Longo, Mrs c. Ciampi and Mrs M. >Pugliese.
 Those present were: MT and Mrs Frank Gemino, MT and Mrs Vim cent Palladino, James DeBuano and Marie DeMuccio, George Lan- dano and Mary Clemente, MT and Mrs J. Petrnatozzi, MT and Mrs Anthony LaPore, Louise Mea, An- thony Cipriano, Mildred Sylvestro and Louis Marribella, MT and Mrs Joseph Janatiss, Marion Yorker and Carl Hassell, Mrs Yorker, Es- telle DeBonis, Mrs Lena Sirica, Mrs Gertrude Bowes, Doris Jacaruso, Mrs Helen Brophy, Evelyn Sirica, MT and Mrs Joseph Parziale, MT and Mrs Joseph DiPietro, MT and Mrs John Giacin, Michael DiPietro Sara DiPietro, Rosemary Lentine Frank Giacin, MT and Mrs Dante Tata, MT and Mrs Don Suozzo, MT and Mrs Ralph Dershino, Evelyn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

Hugo Gustaferro, Mir and Mrs A. Ragozinno, Mir and Mrs N. Mastroianni, MT and Mrs Joseph Lombard, Virginia DiMarine and R. Petricone, Helen O'Reilly and H. Thompson, Mary Petricone ana F. Stolfi, Madeline Murphy and William Carasella, MT and Mrs Frederick Carosella, MT and Mrs James Palmento, Miss Helen Mas sone, and E. Pagano, Mary Bell gano, R. Suozzo, Eleanor Stance and B. Carasella, Dorothy Mas sone and R. Stabile, Kay Verrastro and G. Carpentieri, A. Solonero and c. Genova, A. Dance and R. Cam dido, Mrs William Dance, s. Ben evento and s. Carpenter, E. Pas tore and Chet Milche, E. Bandaloni and A. Benevento, F. Monte, MT and Mrs Ruggiero, MT and Mrs D. Carbano, pr and Mrs Sandulli, MT and Mrs c. Stance, Mrs D'Andrea, MT and Mrs Longo, MT and Mrs Jamele, MT and Mrs Nave, Joseph DeCorso, Anna Mole, Don Watts and Helen Orlando, Judge and Mrs Edward Mascolo, MT and Mrs Emil Mascolo, Anna Spina, John Pal micro, Winifred Spina and Rocco Santa Barbara, MT and Mrs s. Pin to, M. LaPorta and V. Vendrillo Mary LaPorta and s. Gustafen, Jo- seph Maganaro, Charles Maganaro, Frank Marcella, Lucy Marcella Harry Zello, Rose Reno, Nancy Pinta, Louis Gambler, Helen Pinto, William Glosky, Olba Piola, Ar lene Reel, William Oliver and An drew Kilmaren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

The annual retreat for the stu- dents of Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, will open on Friday, December 2, in the college chapel. The Rev Clifford Leo Davis, O. F., of the Eastern Retreat band of the Dominican Fathers of St Joseph Province will be the retreat mas- ter. The retreat will close Sum- day afternoon with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and the Papal Blessing for those who have made the retreat.
 Those among the students of the college, who are interested in dra- matics, met recently to discuss plans for the organization of a new club. Miss Jane McKeon, of New Haven, the organization chairman, conducted the meeting. Miss Mary Goode, of New Haven, acted as secretary pro tenn. Miss Eleanor Devlin, of Boston, read a tenta- tive constitution. The members made suggestions for the revision of the constitution, and then voted on it's adoption. Since a decision regarding name for the new club was not reached, Miss Eleanor DevIn and Miss Shirley Johns, of New Haven, were elected to in- augurate a campaign among the students for suggestions. The mem- bers are planning several produc- tions for the coming year under the guidance of Miss Mary Hammond O'Brien, the instructor. At present, they will assist the Guild in the presentation of the annual Christ mas play.
 Miss Madeline Roberts of Water- town sailed yesterday on the S. s. Quirigua of the United Friut line for a cruise to Havana, Kingston Jamacia; Panama and Costa Rica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Club. Bazaar Is
 SuccessfuHyHeLd

Returns received from the Char ity Bazaar Bridge sponsored by the Quota club at Elks' hall last night indicate 1t was most success full. This was due to the work of all members and particularly to Mrs Mae Birt, the president and Mrs Anna Alexander, chairman of the bazaar committees. Commits >tees in charge were:
 Novelties and Perfume7Mrs Leila Cotetr, chairman; Miss Julia Tul- lar, Miss Nancy Fitzgerald.
 Fancy Work--Mrs Mae Birt, chairman; Miss Grace Wolf. Miss Irene Dillane.
 Flowers-Miss Edith Dean, chairman; Miss Mary Hennessey.
 Ice Cream-Miss Katherine Burns, chairman. Miss Dora Egn. Food-Mrs Josephine Osborne, chairman; Miss Mabel Fletcher.
 Bridge-Miss Gertrude Miknai- tis, chairman; Mrs Edith Kistler.
 Fortune Telling-Miss Catherine Fenton.
 Wheel of Miss Rather inc Burns.
 Ring Board-Miss Julia Tullar.
 Publicity-Miss Nancy Fitzger- aid.
 Proceeds from the Bazar and Bridge will be used by the club in Girl Welfare work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Weddings
GARCEAU-CAMERoN

The wedding of Miss Genevieve Cameron, daughter of MT and Mrs Alex Cameron of Laval street and Ovide Garceau took place on November 29 at St Ann's church. Rev B. A. Lamontagne officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Margaret Cameron was the only attendant and Louis Dechenne was the best man.
 The bride wore gown of white satin trimmed with Spanish lace and she wore a tight fitting turban with lace veil and carried gar denias, roses and lilies of the val ley. The maid of honor's frock was of coral satin trimmed with Ostrich feathers and she wore 8 poudre blue turban. Her arm bouquet con- sisted of Talisman roses.
 A reception for about one hun- dred guests was held at the home of the bride following the cere- mony. Out of town guests were in attendance from New York, Nor walk and Boston. The couple left on a wedding trip to New York, the bride wearing 8 brown swag- ger suit with accessories to cor respond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

diamond, and declarer will then have two diamond losers.
 Declarer must make a safety play at this point and play low heart, allowing East to win the trick with the ten. East at this point returns spade, which de- clarer ruffs with the seven of hearts. He picks up the two re- maining trumps and then leads the king of clubs. The drop of the eight of clubs by West had marked him with only two clubs.
 Now the declarer gets Into dpm- my by playing the nine of clubs and overtaking with the ten, after which he discards the two dla- monds on the two remaining clubs. The contract could have been des feated in two ways. If East, when he was in with the ace of clubs, had returned n club, then, then he got in with his ten of trumps, led another club, West could have ruffod and returned . diamond.
 The best defense, however, would have been for West, when he saw his partners nine Of hearts drop. to jump in with the jack on the second heat lead. This would have assured him or a heart entry n0 that he could have tod through the copssishs issA. NnA s-svlA. '"A-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Hospital Aid Card
 Party To-n1orroly

A large card party will be given tomorrow afternoon at the St Mary's Nurses home under the sponsorship of the St Mary's Hos- pital Aid society. The party is open to the public as we'll as to members and the proceeds will be used to help defray the extra expenses at She hospital during the Christmas season. Among the Christmas activities at the institution is a Christmas tree for children attend ing the; clinic.
 The officers, and directors of the society assisted by many members are arranging the card party.
 Players are requested to bring their own playing cards and prizes will be awarded to the winners at each table as we'll as an attractive door prize.
 The weekly meeting of the Beta Lamda Alpha Sorority was held at the home of Miss Jane Truelove. Bridge was enjoyed and a deli cious luncheon was served. Those ltetnding were: Jane Truelove, Kay Canavan, Alice Loiselle, Betty Me- Grath, Gertrude Ladden and Mary Ryan. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mary Ryan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

Play contract safely. Quite often in bridge we have to make a safety play. To-day's hand carries out. this thought. Not difficult hand to make, but it was surpris- ing the number of pairs who failed to make their contract.
 The Play
 East's opening lead was the nine of spades, which declarer won in dummy with the ace. Declarer's next play was the jajck of clubs from dummy. West refused to cover, playing the eight, declarer played the four, and East won with the ace. East then led the queen of spades, which dummy won with the king.
 Before making the next play. let's take inventory. Declarer has lost Q club. If the trumps break, he then has only two diamond los-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Santa Maria Circle
 Plans Study Club

The Santa Maria Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella held their regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Hibernian hall. Plans for Christ mas party were made at this meet ing which will be held on Dec 19. Mrs Rush was named chairlady of the committee and will be assisted by Mrs Richard Savage, Mrs Hamel, Miss Altman, Mrs Gather inc Johnson, Helen Quilter, Mrs Margaret Cameron, Miss Genevieve Guilfoile, Mrs George Miller, Miss M. Sheridan and Mrs Stenson.
 Plans were made for a study club with Mrs George Miller, chair man, and other committee mem- bers include: Mrs R. Savage, Mrs H. A. Hayden, Miss Bea Shea, Miss Genevieve Guilfoile, Miss Mary O'Rourke, Mrs Margaret Greaney, Mrs Rose Higgins, Mrs Elizabeth Peters and Mrs Julia Delaney.
 Miss Connie Fusco of Orange street was hostess for meeting of of the Debbers club dast night. The Members attending were Jennie Pasternoster, Margaret Lauria, Margaret Stolfi, Mildred Lauria, Ann Stolfi, Carmella Guerrero, and Adeline Divigard. The members vo- ted that the club name be changed to the Handy Sewers club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Students Are ActiUe
 At Alberfus Magnus

The Sophomore class of Albertus Magnus College, in New Haven, held a meeting of the Debating society, which was the project of the class, on Wednesday, Novem- Der 2S. At this meeting, the Soph- omores completed plans fo ra de- bate to be held on December 12. The subject of the debate is: Re- solved: That intramural athletics prove more beneficial than inter- scholastic athletics. Miss Betty Cornfield, of New Haven. and Miss Alice Moore, of Waterbury, will uphold the affirmative. They will be opposed by Miss Anita Flanni- gan, of New Haven. and Miss Elsie Weston. of Bridgeport. Miss Col leen Murphy, of Bridgeport, was appointed the chairman for the next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Personal

Dr and Mrs J. W. Borchardt and daughter, Barbara, of Columbia boulevard have returned to their home after attending the New York State Dental convention, held at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York city.
 Mrs o. W. Landergren, Jr, has returned to her home in Pittsf1eld, Mass, after spending week with her parents, MT and Mrs Roger Walsh of Weodlawn terrace.
 Mrs Julius Smith of this city is spending several days in New York where she is registered at the Ho- tel Barbizon-Plaza.
 Mayfiower camp, 1887, Royal Neighbors of America, sponsored a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

Forest Purinton, Mrs James B. Gregg, Mrs Henry L. Griggs, Mrs F. H. Williams, Mrs Horace BAld- win, Mrs Richard D. Ely, Mrs Will liam Callan, Mrs Allen MacMur- phy, Mrs Frederick Webster, Miss Elizabeth Kirk, Mrs H. F. Morrill,, Miss Janet Murray, Mrs Hugo Hut gel, Mrs Frederick Van Valken- burg, Mrs M. H. Toomey, Mrs Rob- ert Dennison, Mrs Walter Van Tas- sel, Mrs Starbuck Sprague, Mrs Os< car Stahl, Sr., Mrs Tracy Smith, Mrs William Thoms, Mrs Jesse R. Kelsey, Mrs George s. Bissett. Mrs Robert s. Walker, Mrs William Jazey, Mrs Frederick Keller, Mrs John L. Geist, Mrs Frederick Peas ley and Mrs George Post.
 Miss Mary Serlise of orange street was hopored at birthday party given recently by a group of her friends at the home of Miss Elizabeth Seebow of Hill street. A birthday cake formed the center piece for the table. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. Entertainment was enjoyed and a luncheon was served. Those present were Constance Spina, John Sylvester: Evelyn Pasternoster, Guy Dunn; Helen Melesli, George La- Pointe; Lucy Spina, William Mar tinelli; Sue Distefano, Chich Mirin- arc; Mildred Serlise, John Feet; Madeline Sanzone, William San- topietro; Peace Santavasci, Louis ,Quattachis; Angeline DiSanto, T. Meyers; Jennie Santucci, Daniel Santavachis; Vera Sawasta, John Mazurek; Jennie Guerrero, Robert Aracari; Elizabeth Seebow, Carmen Ozzara; Tillie Seebow, Joseph Bush; Anna Martone, Charles Trombley; Mary Dannis, Richard Long; Eleanor Noble, Robert o. Brien; Adelaide Lizankas, Eddy Wick; Mary Serlise, Ralph Infante; Mrs Spina, Mrs Croke and Mrs c-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Weddings
College Chapter Breakf1st Sunday

Mrs Thomas Fleming Is ffi charge of the arrangements which have been completed for the con4 munion breakfast by the Water~ bury Chapter, College of St EIizax beth at the Hotel Elton Sunday morning. Alumnae members will receive communion in a body ak the o'clock mass at the churcla of the Immaculate COnception following which they will meet tn the Colonial room at the Elton
 Mrs Margaret Verdon Of the Welfare department, EZRA, will be the guest speaker at the breakr fast. Miss Helen Mccarthy, presi~ dent of the chapter, will preside.
 Mrs John Lyons of Highland avenue is spending the week end in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

CTS. But suppose the tfumps don't break--he would have Q trump lose or and, if West holds the four hearts, two diamond losers.
 Declarer sees that the danger of the hand lies in the fact that West might get in wiMi the fourth heart. He plays the ace of hearts from dummy and, when the nine drops from the East hand, he is warned that he may find bad distribution In trump. Tho six Of hearts is played next. West follows with the four and. if declaFer takes this with tho king, hin contract is de- faated, because West will set in with the Jack Of hearts and lead .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
photo.

45 tournament last evening at Speedwell hall. More than 250 people were in attendance. Prizes were awarded and refreshments were served.
 Miss Marion Harmon of Walnut street is spending the week end at the guest of relatives in East Or ange, N. J.
 Last evening in the South Feder- Ated church parish house over 200 persons enJoyeu the hrst annual Turkey supper sponsored by the Mems Brotherhood society of the church. Mrs Kneen was in charge of the committee and Mrs Miller Dayton was in charge of the dining room.
 Mrs Patrick Boxx of Sunnyside avenue, Oakville was hostess at a surprise shower recently in honor of Mrs Walter Modrow, formerly Miss Alice Terry. The guest of honor was presented with a beau- tiful gateleg table and other gifts from the guests who included: Misses Margaret German, Esther Johnson, Ruth Gabrielson, Jean wylie, Patricia Boxxx, Julia Boxx, Helen Boxx, Hazel Anderson, Mary E. Sheehan, Madeline Zwick, Helen Birdsall, Norma Adms, Marjorie Deconinck, Mrs Patrick Boxx, Mrs Albert Wilton, Mrs John Terry, Mrs William Fulhaber, Mrs Will liam Wingblade, Mrs Rocco Mar tone, Mrs Mitchell Corden, Mrs
 MT and Mrs Frederic S. Davies have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up their res- idence on Wildwood avenue. Mrs Davies is the former Miss Gather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Contract Bridge.

In yesterdays session of ths Pequot club conducted by Mrs George Pierpont top scorers were North and South. Miss Peggy Tracy and A. Johnson, Fl; Theo- dore and Robert Wood, 70M; and East and West, Mrs Franklin o. DonnelI and Theodore Briethaupt, 681s and runners-up Paul Shaw and Arthur Reisinger, 65 Sweepstakes were won by Mrs or Donnell and Theodore Breithaupt on A percentage basis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
WOMEN MANAGER UKIAH

Ukiah, ore-(UP)-women ran the town of Ukiah, a village of 150 persons in the Blue Mountains, one day during the deer season, as all the men were away on their annual deer-hunting trip. The ho- tel, store, postoffice, and other places of business were all operated by the feminine sex.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Personal:
Maronettes VIII AppeorAt Waterbury Women s Club

A novel event is being sponsored to-nnorrow afternoon at 2:30, o. clock by the Waterbury Women's club at their club house when Tony sarg's Marionettes will be present. ed in .Faustus, the Wicked Ma gician."
 Patronesses or the affair include: :: Mrs A. R. Kimball, Miss Helen Chase, Mrs Lewis Hart, Mrs John F. Elton, Mrs Robert Hill Leach, Mrs George L. White, Mrs I. H. Tolles, Mrs E. s. Sanderson, Mrs F. L. Squires. Mrs Clark Newton. Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
CROSRY.DONDERo

Mrs Mary Dondero of Brook street announces the marriage of her daughter, Mildred to Roy Crosby, son of Mrs s. M. Crosby, of Rockhall, Md. The ceremony took place on Friday, November 30th in Maryland,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
By VIM. E. McKEf

Play Safe In Contract Todas Hand Is Example Of Need To Figure Cards Carefully And Avoid
 Falling Into Trap
Evening star., 1934-12-30

language. The expression is sometimes described
as a sniff but sniff hardly seems adequate.
For one thing it doesn't begin to convey all the
poison with which the actual expression,
properly delivered, drips.
It cannot be said that Mr.. Jones wasn't ex-
pecting it. But he acts surprised. He always
does. Now what have done?" he demands,
with just the proper show of resentment.
No answer-unless you would call the look
with which Mrs. Jones withers him an answer.
Mr. Jones regards his bacon. shudders and
takes refuge in black coffee. He decides that
he had better not say anything more for the
present. tense little silence fellows.