Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 12, 1914, Page 16

e e o DAVIS THEATRE. Vaudeville for the Children, Matinee at 230, 5 and 10 Cents. at the Davis today is one appeal to the children as grownups. In the vauvde- eadline attraction is Queen partner, Mr. Wells. These ‘e Momarl do a neat sing- specialty and intro- many of the . latest society Queen Mab is tho smallest in the world and her partner .Y.sn‘( much bigger, but they can do that would be hard for bl.lsflr people.. Tyler is another head- line att. ‘Thig clever balancer does many temarkable feats lying on his back spinning ‘and balancing several articles. The other act is Fred Wil- .who does a character impersona- act thet will keep you laughins. In the photoplays there is a two reel tic with Blanche Sweet @ud Henry Walthall called The Odal- faqus. =Dus Mutual ‘Giel s aiso’ scen ity ity éE EY Bt 7 and 845, ANNETTE KELLERMANN, ®The Perfoot Woman,” “Neptune’s ‘Daughter,” Coming to the Davil . Neptune's Daughter, a photo-drama, will be pted for the first time at “theatre next Morday, Tues- day and Wednesday. i Eives Miss Annette Kellermann a long pantomimic part-to play, in:addition. to which she is shown,in old and new Zeats of divine. %5 & phaatasy otntge :1?‘ ntjhg pic~ Sog bu divq-th:g and;original quali- iss Kellermann, often called 5 mermald, appears like one this time. RKELLERMANN—at th num Theatre in Neptune's szhl: » Tuesday and Wednesday Smded by some forty sisters she Bwhns and dives about the shores of her youngest sister, s only = gu.;“o:d Annette and’ Angela ught In o fish net one Sunda afternoon and Annette escapes pung is badly wounded while being o land.” She is covered with seaweed and so does not attract the attention of the fisher folk. A littie iater Annette swims up and hears the dying little mermaid to Neptune's cave. ‘There Annette swears an oath of. ven. against all mortals. Obtain. g -4 charm which will transform her fato a girl, she sets out to punish those who are Tesponsible for Angela’s S ter 1 ries of long serles of adventures, she loses the charm and has to. remain a mortal, though an exalted one, for she ‘becomes the queen of the handsome young king who has just overthrown @ msurper to his crown. Some- remarkable scenés in photo- drama show Miss Kellermann feeding £iceee full of fish, doing high dives fTrom pertious cliffs, struggling with a n on the water, and danc- ing - classic dances as a woodland mph In several of the transforma- mermaid to_ mortal mrul to mermaid Miss Kel- e ity 18y in denude, vet. sho 'wms so modest about it. that 3 large fully half of which was made this wbnd:?\fl mpicture there @ program of Mutual movies, lm}:flns the I!utn-! War Weekly and comedy. Tuesda; - '#’ udw “The Mililon Dollar ihetucket street morning will be Gnd. the Preserver of Man. At Broad the pastor lsrvica wml church preach at the morning fternoon service at © n Park Congregational - elumh. at morning veu'per service by Rev. Dr. 8. 20 Hm the pastor. . t Gi H-mr(.l l‘ptu' church, - "G:nnrmn and evening by the pastor, Rev. R. Harris, Sunday school at noon. The International Bible Students’ as sociation Bible study class meets Sun. day_morning in W. C. T. U. hall, No. 35 Shetucket street. At Trinity Episeopal church ~there will be Holy Communion before the morning praver sermon. Evening prayer and sermon. e Loyal Temperance assooiation, Lovt &, B anders, prestdeent; witl hold religious services at their rooms, 85 Shetucket street, Bill block, Sunday afternoon. At Christ Episcopal church, holy communion. followed . by . moraing prayer and sermon and Sunday school. Evening prayer with speial musical service at 4.30. At the Spiritual Academy, Mrs. S. ¢. Cunningham of Cambridge, Mass.,|CH psyshic and test medium, will speak, and will give spirit messages and clairvoyant readings Sunday morning and evening. At the Second Gannnun(lonll church morning worship, With sermon and hymn for_the children, conducted by the Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D. D. Sun- day school at noon. Evening service, with sermon. At the Greeneville Congregational church, the pastor preaches in the! morninz upoy The Real Stremgth of the Church. Sunday school and Gooawill Bible class at noon. Secend service at 5.30. At Trinity Methodist’ Epi church, morning sermon upon A torious Faith. In the evening Miss ClementinaButler, a returned -mis- siopary from Mexico will work in her field. speak on At the First Baptist chupreh morn- ing sermon upon The Preparation for the Coming of the Messiah Through Sresk. Culturs Evening sermon. Christianity in India from the Stand- point of an Eyewitn At the Federated church Rev. G. G. Scrivener will preach at both the morning and afternoon services. At the morning service a number of mem- bers will be recelved into the North Main street Methodist church, At the Church of the Good Shephera Universalist, Rev. Joseph ¥, Cobb. wil preach on the subject, The Rule Four- square. Sundey school at moon, Y. troduce a blg ventriloguist novelty using five figures which he makes perform a whole show apparently all by themselves. Phalean warks his act in full stage and most of the Alas logue takes place from a small house set on the stage and in which the fig= ures are placed. The conversation wiiich goes on between the little fig- ures Is very funny and keeps the au- dience laughing during the entire act. Another little specialty will be pre- sented by Juliza Raymond Tracey, & clever young comedienne during the first_tbree days of next week also. On the picture program the two reel fea- ture will be The Vagabond, a two reel drama by the Rex Universal Co., pre- senting Herbert Rawlinson in a dual role assisted by a company of excel- lent players. His Night Out, a very funny Joker comedy, will be the com- edy picture and The Best Man, a drama by the Frontier company, will complete the picture program. COLONIAL THEATRE. The Viper, Two-Reel Film Sensation, With Miss Alice Joyce. Everybody loves to see pretty Alice Joyce, ‘and today they will have an opportunity to see her in one of her best productions at the Colonial thea- tre, when the great two-reel drama entitled The Viper will be the feature. In the story she marries (against her father's will) a clerk in his employ, although she is beloved hy a member of the firm. After the marriage she discovers the true nature of her hus- band, when he is stealing from his father-in-law’s safe. Thus cornered, he commits murder, and in attempting to escape he is injured and carried to the lair of smugglers. Lafer Alice Te- marries, presuming her husband dead, He aftérwards appears on the scene again and in a sensational episode is prevented from doing harm to her, re- ceiving . death blow himeelf. Other big fiilms for today are Whom the Gods Forgive, A Transplanted Prairie Flow= er and ‘Slippery Slim and the Green- Eyed Monster. Coming Mondey and Tuesday is Ethel Barrymore in the season’s greatest film triumph; The Nightingale in five reels. NEW CREPE PAPER . ROPE WEAVING For the Making of Inexpensive and Effective Gifts. Weaving with crepe paper rope has developed a form of handwork that is fascinating because of its many bilities and because it “ maki it a delightful pastime for those who cannot do close work that is trying to the eves. The material is very inexpensive and many beautiful sifts may be made at low cost. The rope is used in the same way as any other material that is used in basket making. The foundation of ‘each article is of wires covered with crepe paper of the same color as the rope used. When the article is finish- éd it may be shellacked or not, as de- sired. The shellac gives a hard, glossy finish and tends to darken the color. Minjature flowers made of two thicknesses. of crepe paper pasted to- gether to make petals and formed into garlands that are glued to vases, etc, add a pleasing decoration. The articles intended for use on the, dresser or desk arc very effective in 1l(ht M-“kofmflle'mny eoh:’l. with zlhil‘- omaten. ‘ases and can- m""i M They Shlll wnlk ‘nd Not Faint, AL the, Contral Baptist uhunlh. Rev. n Iolkiing Tn SSbRES. itk the. pastn: The Bible school at moon; the Cfl! Bible class for men in the auditorium —=a debate. The B. Y. P. U. Roll Call preceding the evening servise. Rev. ¥, C. Tullar of Brooklyn, N. Y. will give, in the his_popular ad- dress, With the Prince of Peace. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Yellow bulldog. Owner no- tity Davia Durand. Tewsit Citve ’l.os*»—.\ mufl. m “Norwich. ~ Please return_to Mrs. ..omas Upton, Jewett ‘Reward given If returned. decied REMOVAL JAMES L. CASE announces the removal of his office from No. 40 business of the public. " MOREY LOANED Jow: !fld mhtla- fll I:’ ..lll at ml fl “u:' Xehin ferest An old es THE CO| AN CO, Painiess Dentistry 92 m to 8 p. m. Daily 10 & m. to 1 p. m. Sundays 1IF these dental talks succeed in making ~ you realize that SKILLFUL, PAINLESS DEN- TISTRY can be associated with MODERATE PRICES they are fulfilling their mission. That fact makes it possible for the masses to enjoy the privileges of our - safe, skillful dental service in all its branches—as wo stated in a previous adver- tisement, “the mechanic as well as the millionaire.” DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE Succeeding the King Dental Co. 203 Main Street, Next to Boston Store Lady. Attendant. "Phone 1282-3 Stands the Test of Time STETSON & YOUNG Garpenters and Buildera work and materials rigat skilled s = Telephune. 50 WEST MAIN ST. THE DEL -HOFF Plan Rates 75 cents per day and up. HAYES BROTHERS, Telephone 1222, 2628 Broadway 'Hubbard Squash Grening Aples Pop Corn that will pop Peopls’s Market 6 Franklin'Street JUSTIN HOLDEN. Proprietor FORSALE House, Barn and one Acre of Land in_sood condition and well located; real destrable. ! . E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300. 88 CIiff Street FOR SALE Handsome Chestnut Mare three years old, sired by the imported shire Stallion Dunsmore Prince, 2d_(23,276), 8208. A draft type seldom offered for sale. 0. 8. PECK, Phone 463-14. Norwich, Conn, FARMS FOR SALE of ol descistions and prices. Have sold a large number nt, of Good bargaing left. . i Real :"lrg‘.".'n:n"l“.f?..,.m cal 25 Shetucket N { Strest,” Nerwich, Conn. For Sale SECOND HAND OVERLAND CARS|* One Model 60, 1912, Five Passen Overland Touring Car in first class running order at $450. One Model 69, 1813, 30 H, P. Over- land Hunabout; motor, tires and paint- ing In fine shape at $475. This bargain. One Model 49, 1911 Overland Touring Car, newly painted and overhauled at Also one Model 6-44, 1912 Havers, fully equipped and in good condition. Cost $2,100. A bargain at $600. M. B. RING AUTO CO., Phone 1290 Chestnut St. Farm For Sale Bgoliicre farm, 1-room cottaze nouse. large barn, woodhouse and henmery, smoke house; land Iertile, pleni nce of fruit; A miles te rails deal poult; farm; also I o el '”im The “farm a ‘S-passenger Maxwell aulomoblla, all in first condition fld rnunlnl ordar ine don't let this unity nd wficcr- Ferm Bulletin. Cholce flf "‘ Telephone 365 F. K. NOYES .:-ve.ee.s.. Auctioneer AUCTION Per order of the Court of Probate for the District of Lebanon, will -be sold at the late residence of John F. Sherman, on Babeock Hill, Lebanon, on TUESDAY, DEC. 15, at 10 oclock a. m., the following described personal erty, viz: 3 Young cows, abaut 6o Dene, about 20 tons of 1’ox cart, 2 two- Borse team: wagons, 1 cut-unaér dum gart nearly new, mowing machino horse rakes, hay tedder, unvel Dlow, 1 Syracuse ‘plow, 1 dge D diee Rarrow: smoothing Retraw, D60t cutter, corn’ sheller, grindstone, Ross cutter, Concord bugiy, 1 Durdqx w- I Tharnesses, . CArD adoole Chainz, forks, stone d slel| et tackles and ropes, 1 o-nnon En- tle, horse forks, 1 wianowing mil ousehold Furniture: Stoves, Chatrs, beds, _ bedsteads, Tockers, Sofas,” carpete, ‘ables, 1 Darior Organ: and many otlier articles, the accumu- Iation of & long Hite. sale next faif day. J. FRANCIS SHDRMAN, ISAAC SHERMAN, ‘Administrators. _Lebanon, Conn,, Dec. 1, 1914 declla COL.. EARL N. AUCTIONEER 4 graduate from JM Nu lehnel of Aucmmnfln( Stock. Real Estate Sales. R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. BEAVER BOARD Is a substitute for lath and plaster] without the dirt end imconvenience Psk,ugwm-cep. a day be stormy, llnuhlnfl- lnd ek City. wanted in prin- nstras V Y » lh. famous izes heating and cooking, make fect gas in your own nome: wn: unlim! AGERS a,.x"‘%‘;'.,?‘".r.m Spe saissrooms b B Burner, carry y secure erritory you want qulciy. Adarcss T, 5 ¢+ is ‘Snow St. Providence, R. L osn mnke $10'to $15 weekly ng_and malhns e e?" Butars Tor sta mp: lenwood Ave., Buffalo, N. acl:d ANTED—Men and women can earn 323 15 360 & week writing moving ne: anne | Publishing Worcester, Mass, care AGENTS—500 per cent. profit: free samples; gold slgn lettera for stofs and office windows; anyon: Setallic Letter Co. 435 N ( Cllrk st. Chicago. AGENTS wanted for mme whleh no housewife can resist; sells at al- ety bome. 23 Dunreatn st., decr2a PITY SAKES!—Look where Fagan's Smoke Shop ls.mow! Way down to the bottom of This Cotuma. SEND 10 cents silver for 12 beaulllul Xmas ‘or ‘New Year postals. “On Dip’ peps, writing 606 words with one ai ¢ 25e per dozen. The Ritsul Spe- claity House, New Haven, Ct. detsa TRESILVERING mlrror: is highly re- munerative: send_me 5Q cents for plans That will start vou in this busthess: lepitimate; capital unnecessary; dom't miss this opportunity: write_today. E. &, Richelson, 17 W. 1i¢ St, New York ty. % e Roshuly: WANTEDSalesmen to handle me most up-to-date ‘line of advertisim signs, calendars and Twovelties: sen references . with -application; commis- write today for particulars, Novelty Co., Kenton, O. decizd ACT permanent agents; men and women seil ‘Clozen sion basis Maho GOVERNMENT FOSITIONS are easy to get. "My free booklet Y-635 tel . Write today—now. kins, -ashingtom. L. C. WANTED—O1d__silver ete., autograph letters, books, glass, china; will pay _satistactory Address P. O. Box 65, decsd nov4 WS mugs, cups, pewter, prices and cail. Norwich, Conn. WANTED A sood cook. Mrs. L. O. Smith, 137 Wa decild WANTED—Wood to sew; corn foddor {to cut.” C. Hansen. Tel. 463 declld D PAY — Light work. ‘Do you be oux fepresantative. 0. Nurser)mcn ‘Manchester, Conn. deciid OARDERS wanted at the W:lten!( & Wllcox boarding nome for aged Dler all modern conveniences: . prices reasonable. Address Westcott & Wil- cfig l}o]x;‘ne‘ Box 125, Danielson, Conn. ec: WANTED—Girl to assist with house- work and care for children. Box 50, Bulletin Co. of You m: ot B aady e et e If you are mot ready for this chance, let us get you ready for gour mext We can inews schools and orou; Step in today to talk the matter over. pared, let orwich Commercial School, Shannon Building, help You mow. at H. A every Thurs- C. -Bennett. dec7a wurrm——!:m- orders for wreaths, roping, bag pine &nd laurels alo cedar trees. dec?d W Heam-.er‘s, ra nox rs. Phone 28 WANTED—Strong, heal(hy, veady: lay g,ullau Suslr Brook tral Vill W. Day, Msr. Tel Moosup § ANTED_Sound _cider anyquantity. F. B. Peckh: Side, City. Tel. 1012, RE selling your_antique_furni- BEFO) gure, getmy prices.” C. J. King, 15 Kim Street. BECOME rallway mall cler k N wioh mail carriors, 385 to 3150 raonth: unnecessary; schedule of winter nd epring cxaminations free. Frank- lin_Institate, Dept. 35-W., Rochester, L X, novisd 0 by cows and calv £ Glaus WANTED T of all kinas: binger, Cona. POR, Seotfeuner, BEvEsd - ing. 3; Parkhurst, New Haven, Comn Lo AL T, Conn. for WANTEDPiano 05D aon 338 Frowect st. ity Tor EVDIYBODY'S DAY 5 12, Fagan's Smoke T A G. hwfl%urteu. Societ: S3nd hven somes ‘%{-‘ With each 0D, Sibe Stors S8 Nex= HELP WANTED General Houseworkers, Ward Maid; Chamber Maid. "n EMPLOYMENT BUREAU H.l Coscoran. Supt. Central ntral Bldg. SALE—Ne: of | 8. cu.rk Jewett City, work llm Tnd feam: wago ton, Westminster Store. Fora_car, " 3912, good wmmh. can tried any time; cheap it i canon of onte. 3N Co Phone 297-3. decmi TS i R’ SALE-A Tine of eltich at e Bosuer 20. Harriett op, Kool & B @eC12BMWE FOR SALE—One carly 1014 Overland touring car, electric lights, new tires, onie sérviceable tire, ey paing has been run less t) 8,600 e ;othoroughiy overnauled: price $425. 3 ou beat it? Imperial das. e S dec12d FOR SALE—One 1910 E. M. F, fore- door bodv detachable rear zonnelu. newly painted, ‘Dod Ul’!l 'wfll lemon - strate anywher: e $225. Wlll Co. aeasd LE—Last day; fur- s, bureaus, etc., ll. your own prh:e for llmck sale. Mrs. George B Stanton, ‘cor. NMaple and Asn Sts., Weat dec: xri pEOR su.s—o_ me ULLETS for sale—Hill Grove Puul- Farm, .5, West Pearl St. _Phone dect2d g agon. eclzd l-'oll SALE—Tenement of nine rooms with all modern conveniences. aInguire c.- Boswell _Ave. 12d democrat TFARM FOR SALE 71 acres, 2% miles from Moosup depot; buliaings od repair; 31.800. B. W. Danielson. t., Moosup, Conn. decoWS FOR SALE—100 pigs, from 7 weeks old; 2 breed sows; one driving horse; aiso farm of 35 acres.. Charles ook, 51, Main Bt White Rock, West- %7 ec1d ew_milch cow. Owen declld Luunc COTTAGE HOUSE in‘ West- erly, K. L, pontaining: Firse foor. re- ception hall, large Hving room with nroplace. aiilng room, butler's pantry kitchen, hardwood floors through. r. five sieepi &nd’ bath: third Hoor, open 2ty ated on high land, commanding unex- celled view, for sale on very easy terms or for rent for term of one o E e: Estate Co.. 6 Hign Bt,. Westerly, R. L FOR SALE—Two good Holstein cows, stere, 3. ML Milligan, Dantelson, Ct. ec: " FOR SALE_12 barrels of cider yine- :a;. ?eu. ‘Wheeler, Canterbury, Ct. ec SALE—One {v‘elxnl about 3200 air of team horses, ohn Spencer, decl1od FOR SALE_Slabwosd, stove lengtns, $4a cord, 328 Drop postal. No. = Funk Foote. docsa” FOR SALIC—Oid_establisned black- smith shop in live Conn. town, central- located, well equipped with modern inciuding motor, driver, T et!.n Office. decid ALBE—Single Comb White Or- piigton” cockereis. o), deinragtin guaranteed. L. Bra Putnam, Conn. FOR SALE_Poreabls pouitry soons. 14x5°£€. and 6x3 ft., 500 sq. feet of lum- oer. nearly all pine-matched, {hreo-piy feit, over 200 linear feet porta- ble wire runs, éne and two inch mesh price $35 the lot. - Seiwes, Hanover, C ALE_Greenhouse, -22x40, 9~ £out Bost. BRITL b Sel0.15 tt. Sash: one gide and bota ends giams: wili seil at a low Lgure to quick buy E. Peck- ham, ¢ R e For, Toik FOR SALE—Ox cart, in g00d_cond tion. Phone 221-13, Norwieh. dec3d WILL EXCHANGE a Mi" grade 4 b. Jowes asoline anyine Li A} cpddigicn for young livestock. Address Box No, 6o, Hunmn Office. novzsd B _SALE—Two cottage houses of sif P9ome edch, with ail modern im rovements, on easy terms. Bowers, 130 Washington Phone 1137-; 85-ACRE_suburban farm on trolley d state road, mile out Of eity, & S-room house, Jarge barn, poultry house and other outbulldings, excellent land, smooth and casily worked, §ood orchs T for’ building purposes for price asked for entire farm. - Wi be sold with or without three cows, team, farming tools ete. An opportunity td obtatn a fine place at a low price. Particulars of TRYON'S AGENCY, Witlimantic, Ct. THINK IT OVER — 2060 noteheads and 250 6% (regular busipess .size) envelopes, néatly printed. for 3130; 500 $3.00. Send. for 'samples and Drices Tor any PHAUIRG. you ate T need o The Bulletin Company, Norwich, LA% BUYING pouliry of il Kind Anyons same, drop postal to Si0et gotlere Coehester, Cona: FOR SALE Two tenement house in good condition, always rented, with one acre of good tillable land, located in excellent neighbor- hood, 10 minutes walk from Frankiin Square. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Nerwich, Conn. m’nfl."muh o ke Towa 3’- ‘seedThETE R Fiobart Ave. nice TO RENT tive-room. _second nat to American camilys il lmrr&u-nu but neat; also berm for aufs omobile if de- ed. mnquire Vars, Ao betwaen 10 and 2 of 7 to ¥ P, M. TOVISTHSTu W‘ nice room Zor a lady vr::%dlnd e, at 85 Ohurch St. R Two e ma. sull for gentle: men, all conveniences, Ply- mnuth, 44 Laurel Hill Av& Tallphl; e TO l!NT—ll'lrl‘t “floor m of five rooms, tion, in good le_rent, and five min- utes’ waik from uare. In- quue 53 Oamk St. decsd RE! d_seven-room houss, wilh improvements, on bilss Place: Wa..er A. Heath. decid 70 RENT—Furnisned rooi veniences for housekeepIng; novzid STORAGE to rent: light, dry room. 3. E. renming, 53 Broauway, novzed o S e e Pcnt'o"n“qu!" 15 Elizabeth. novzid TO RENT—Bight-room cottage with bath and all mo&rn ll‘llprv'lfllanu. J.n- quire at this office. R to gentleman. o‘- ml‘— oom L3 Lo hqutre & !l S uTietin ‘OfSce | ‘mOVIAd RENT at 61 Frankin S. inghire s Balienia_Oftice. novuu TO RENT—] ement at 233 Five-room basement ten- Breda Bt ° Tnguire L. 1. Chapman, Bath St., City. FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally lfo- cated. Emma Morse, 18 Union FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern 38 Unlon St. Phon FOR RENT SIX,ROOM COTTAGE oeios. JAMES L. CASE, Rental Dep't. 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. FOR RENT OFFICES AXD STORES IN THE NEW THAYER BUILDING. ing will be up-to-date im every way. Rent of offices from $S to $30 - month. For further informatios, in- quire of WILLIAM F. HILL, 35 She- tucket St., Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE FOR SALE A RETAIL CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM BUSINESS Right in the city. Godd estab- lished trade. Exceptional op- portunity. JAMES L. CASE, 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. SUBSTANTIAL 2 FAMILY HOUSE Always well rented. Nine rooms and bath each side. Practical- Iy new steam heatsrs, - elsctric lights. Only five minutes walk from Franklin Square. This can be bought right. ARCHA W. COIT Phone 1334 Opp. Y. M. C. A. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE Seven Room Cottage House Electrio lights, steam heat, set- tubs, large lot, in fine location. Price $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich Iocated. | - e A b‘wm.m e Novem- “lem't your wife a clipperi® Shere more. n-‘- a revenue cut- udge. can. 2 Old Lady—Il take three penn of Brussels sprouts, please, so as ‘elp the pore Belgians.—London Opin- ion. “Do_you know where little o ‘who don't go to Sunday school e “Yes, ma-am, dey go fship'® — Michigan Gargoyle. Saplelgh— 7 _On very! ‘Whw, she has brains enough for two! Miss Keen—Then she’s just the you ought to marry.—Boston Tty cript. "Wemuna-dm-nmafir'y..y this fall” “How do you live,-then? “How do_y % s Boston T!‘I-IDC‘H L “I would not like him for a hus- know.” 1, you musw't take such a ST S o g Filiegende Biaetter. 2 ueried the teacher,"de e meaning of ,independ- the “Johnny,” yon. know 53 fellow. “It's when ot nothin’ an’ can Jem im the eye and. tell 'em. to 50 10’ blases’ —Cinginnati -Star. ~s._,wm are going to De married ms’am, and ITl:be leaving you "Well.!hflnml.“ " good husband.” “If hie ain't any better than ; “mmmmnh “Now,” he sald Yoll bring me some cheese fee’ “Tes, sir:. in e mingte, €ir= “And," continued the age 97, has never Judge Monroe, of Los Angeles. eave o Sares Saise, most divorom. Greece has a -labor federation com- posed of workers in 17 industries. .moruchmm'-w basis, are to be erected, in Mndmhfl!wwwl carcasses malnly mm