Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 12

L FAIR ufl WARMER TODAY AND TOMORBOW - Fhe Bulletim | Norwich, Faturday, Sept. 23, 1922. THE WEATHER. Conditions. The air pressure was high rTiday night; generally east of the Mississippi river. This préssure distribution has been attended by generally fair weather throughout the country. The tempera- ture has visen in the great central val- leys, the reglon of the Great Lakes and northern New England. The outlook is for generally fair wea- ther Saturday and Sunday in the statesf, of the ¥ perature will ri ppi river. The tem- in the Atlantle states, Winds. North of Sandy Hook: Moderate va- riable and weather fair Saturday. between Jan. 1, s Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh north-|Sadie York Lamphere of North Stoning- erty winds dimin Saturday. A. Tamphere of Stonington. Poreeast. mar For New Fngland: Fair Saturday and | the Sunday; slowly rising temperature. Observations in Norwich, The B following changes varemetric changes obse lday: a m m p. m i Highest 70, lowest 50. Predictions Tor DON AND TIDE 1 Sun 1 andard Time ) Day. o m |p m | a Il & m, ~ 831 it e 3.31 It 4 FS 5.38 36 5.44 watere, which is followed by floed tide. day afternoon, Mrs. L. B. Gortgn st entertained a party ternoon tea. . This was | t In a series of teas that he women of the Congregational church | are giving in their homes in order to The fumeral of Mrs. Fred Ray was| Rkeld from her late home, 1 South C} street, Friday afternoon. The services! OFFICERS SAY GILBERT'S SHIP WAS RUM RUNNER . well known member family formerly who is now were conducted by Rev. Charles H. Ricketts, pastor of the Greeneville Con- gregational chureh. foral forms were grouped about the cas- set. The bearers. were Nathan S. Bush- well, Frank Bushnel, Charles P. Bush- sell, Frank Ray, Louis Ray and Arthur Ray. Barial was in the Poquetonnock emetery, where Rev. Mr. Ricketts read he committal service. The funeral ar- were in charge of George G {ved from William h avenue, who is4 te to Kentucky 1 his sutomedile, mpanied by his son-In-law and ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Good- sum of Norwi ver of N ch, whe Mr. Goodrum’'s parents. pairmen were busy Frid rew telephone pole on Norwi they vwall visit replace on that was badly Mr. and Willlam F Mrs. Kate Pro nd Henry of Oco in I Friday, attending the eastern! Exposition and Mrs. Jame Hunt motor are mov-| Ry taie White at » Friday. Mics Stela | arter iy injured, a bone in | ner thumb being en. Troop 3, Boy Scouts, mat Friday eve ng in the reereation rooms of the Tafi- ville Cony tional chur ction of outm: r Vietor n. waws, I The committee in charge of the carni-| al to be given by Brunelle'’s band hela « final meeting Friday evening, at which | many minor det Robert Gaffney vas a business tay Judge Arthur F. Libby of Norwich was | Gi- v town evening or the ual town appr ariation for medical as‘ention to sehool | hildren is being cireaiaied in town. spite of the prediction of many local dents that the approach to the Bliss- | 1l road wou Day when tr oad was ver infinighed, letour at he car tracl been laid, and possibly a week or two ore she ondition. Among the local people who attended he Eastern States Exposition at Spring- field, Mass, were Andrew of Dion street, Christopher Hoefer 4 Maennerchor avenu South Second avenue, Frank = Mathew, Philip Simino and_Frank Beique of Mer- chants avenue; Hormisdas Garry of tte avenue, Romain Beauregard, Fred, the job s are forced to On and near hue and Charles Bolduc of Norwwn Avenue: George Simino of = North B. rtreet, George H. Young of North Third ! Mr. and Mrs. Willilam Morton of ‘Bliss- rille road, Dr. George Thompson of Sorth Second avenue . and Harry E.|Spain to due to di John Nevins, Richard Krauss and the |careo her crew Wisses Louise Krauss of Lisbon have | said. Prentice. eturned from a motor trp to Canada. Jofin W, Savage of Hunter avenue is risiting Hls brother, Patrick Savage of Cheimsford, Mass. Dr. Joseph Seldén will occupy the pul- sit at ‘the Taftville - Congregational shurch Sunday morning. The church wrvices will be on standard tim own Wednesday. NORWICH TOWN ‘ With the eoming of October wason of :he D. A. R. Museum on Nor- tich Town Green will draw to a close. “here has been much Interest in the mu- m and many persons have visited 1t ring the season. Rev. “Samuel H. Howe, D., D, pastor ® Park Congregational chugeh, and nis thurch ehoir will conduet Sunday ifternoon service at the Sheltering Arms. | Willlam B ‘Rev. J. W. Carlevale of Norwich i8] © give an on Americanfzation: Arc you short of ‘h: Delcb-ngllt g labor to youir farm. “hired-man” -wi the electric hg Bailey vs. Shallet, ¢t al. 1 Disclosure of | defense, 2 If no dofense—foreclosure, and ime for redemption, pq)g. v Guiano € Five divorces were granted in the su- perior court at New London morning by Judge Newell Jennings. were on the uncontested list. Lilllan N. Moore of New London, was given divorce from Thomas J. Moore of New York, to whom she was’ married in November, The grounds cruelty since the date of marriage. She brought suit through her father, Kaplan. On the grounds of intelerable craelty 1916, and June 1, 1921, limitation of Piedmont. Mf. vs, Marsland, et al. Judgment for $904. minor, Motion to expunge. nosnmed. Mulcahey B Disclosure of postponed. O" Leary vs. Duca. ef.al. Judl- ment of foreclosure and postponed. Waiter the electric powev‘:hat ards 1 with thie chores. appreciate a cheery homé 'surrounded by modem com- l mitatien of o closure of defense to clerk in two weeks. Hillhouse vs. Duca, et al. Default against hing. weather falr on|ton was granted divorce from Clarence| all defendants who have failsd to com- They were mv with eourt order to vles Smerchansky ing, answer in two weeks. ansky vs. Cheney, et al. er in two weeks, Saverino vs. WHITE FOR.CATALO! She is given to resume her maiden namw. For desertion since Oct. Picadinz, lns!r- Mary UNCAS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. mnwncu, 'CONN. Daly O'Nef] of Pawcatuck, Ston- ington. was granted divorce from Garrylia, et al /Misclosure of defense or Jjudz- Neil, alias Garrett M. O'Neil, temperature and | Bast Hampton, 2 deputy sheriff of Mid-{ berger. Bond for prmecux'ou were married on to resume her| closure of defense inge In two weeks. tions show the { N of | ment, postponed. Keirstead vs, dlesex count April 14, 0| maiden name of Mary Daly three weeks. r iudgment, plead- Reynolds vs. Walk- desertion since | er. Admr. Motion for more specific state- ment, granted, two weeks. cofver vs.. Lev 58 29.80 | Maroh 23, of Orange, Helen White Sternlieb . formerly of Norwich, Comparisons. was given divorce from Louis Sternlieb! failure to file answer, Fair, of the same place. 8 i north wind, | Jan. Perkins, Re- Default for i They were married fajlure to plead. answer in two weeks. Disclosure of defense. or judgment. off. Merran vs. Seilas. Diss | ure of defense or judement, off. Har- | Aircraft Corp, vs. 5 in two week s, ‘John Danko. That the an order that L cause why contempt proceedings slm\nrh | not be taken aganst bim for failure tn ! postponed, | Shipple of Mystic was given divorce from COlaude __ | Plainfield High |l Moon | anq i} Water. || Rises. | Clara [o] the grounds of desertion is to resume her maiden name of were married she was deserted 1918. at Sterling. / Postponed cases were the followling: Clark of Norwich v: for nrosecution. about It~ sets | Fisher vs, % 50| wich : Hyman Fisher. - Thomas O. Oddo of New London Bessie R. Oddo of Boston, formerly 3 Philomena Keegan of Keegan of and -\gnfls Pnrae of Nor- vs., Gharles, One case went Rust of Hartford vs. T\onn\an vs. plaintiff to furnish hnnd.- for costs, in two week: Judgment in a 7.32 | vs. 8154 ot Six hours after high water it is low | 3t paman e et LIGHT AT ALL TIMES Hanover vs. Zavoritis. Continuange as to the defendant. | metrios Zavaritis, ‘ wich = Moosum. GREENEVILLE | Harry L. Rust of Norwich, Motion List Matters. The followia; mution oft the Hst, GAVE MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR MISS HATTIE CHAPMAN A miscellaneous shower i Thursday evening of Laurel Hill of her approaching marriage isti Liepold of this cit The shower was held at her home 283 Boswell Avenue. v five of her friends were vresent and she recelved many, bewu- Cake. fruit, fancy cookies and punch was served by Mrs. Chap- Miss Doyle and Mrs. for failure to plead. pleadings on non- suit, in two weeks. Disclosure of postponad - Sauer- €. The Nian- & CGuz2no C defendant 1. Menhaden Oil Order of notice on ticulars Continnance The Thames River Lufhher Accentance of renort of recelver the period from May 3 22 apnroved, Cora Imdale. That writ may be entered, post- Siool & Wool Tarning Co.. the past two|on motion for disclosure, et al Hearing . B. Shoning- vs. Pyne. judgmen: on pleadines money for improvements in tne| Sharaf, h Pottét Gorton who has been teach- North Stonington Bates College, Lewis- | er Co, e, for advanced study. judgment al igtion, ONell, R Gkl DUNHAM STREET GIRL eal from Pro- - accentance of report The feature of the evening was 4 mock marridge with Miss ,\'ancy Pa- tridge acting the part of .and’ Miss Catherine” Chester as bride. Mrs. Edward Brodeur officiated as.the. clergyman. The wedding march was played by Miss Catherine Liepold. Miss Catherine Chester, Risley- and Miss Mary Chapman ar- ranged the shower. The wedding will take place next month. e e EXPECT MANY TO ATTEND GRAND MASTE@’S DAY rand Master’s Day at the Masonic { e in Wallingford-today (Saturday) is expected to bring there an unusual- of members of the and of the Fastern Star, as usual will serve “welcome will given by Most Worshipful Master Fred | A, Verplanck., president of the Masonic T uundauon of Cunnecdcut, anad Grand of Bridge- i port will respond. The address in be- | T ihp Eastern Star will, be by Hitchcock, Grand Ma- ; tron of West ”n\'en. The oration of of GARAGE FIRE WITH LARGE LOSS RESULTING Fire in the garage of Harris and Bos- the corner of Hamilton street in > did damage ¢stimated at The cause of the fire was inknown. One motor-driven bakery delivery ve-| hicle was practically destroyed by the flames, and damage was reported to oth- r vehicles within the garage. ing firom h lice have been o the lookout for the | girl-but have not heen able to find . It is believed she-is somewhere | around the ¢ neighborhood, as she has run a\\ay‘u.," from home (wo or three Um's hiio ¢ and has always been found clos: by there. Twice s any beautiful | o Miss Grace iness dictment men for rum smusgling as well as be- ing mixed up in the Morse case i ments, faces a strong charge which has been put against the Globe Line of which is said to be the head of four officers of the steamer Korona, recently at Cadiz. without receiving ‘vages and without the funds to get back to America. These four men, Nolaf B. Harrls, chief steward and purser, 3 officer and navigation of- Andrea, first assi gineer and A. B, Anderson. wireless op- erator. have w London Friday. Gilbert left s done to the store rooms, the exceptionally good machine equipment’ in, the rear sec- tion of the garage. the proprietors stated after that there was $7.000 worth of machinery | and $10.000 stock of spare parts in. the | burned area. large number L. Harris, one of {the luncheon: Jones, h avenue, and Miss Lillian | feer: seemed to have any idea as o how the fire started but several rumor Severfl firefignters stated unquestionably ! boiler or fire room, that portion of the was the most badly to hear out ting their experiences on s the trin of the Korona which fs ; Iy i i “The police looked up this clue Frid iy ¥ their letter the writers state that they hood to make a search and q of voya residents there, -but no~ one- b Later in thie evening search was de in Thame: y , would seem There was a{ of the garage! while the propriecoce | v were entering upon. They of Brid”(\po) . false naners were oht ers of the Korona York harbor Bianchetta and ! Riael LOBSTERS FROM “’RO\' COST WIM s F of Srringfeld, Mas was alone on duty. other attaches and that he had started a fire in the fur nace to burn up som rubbish. which had | heen left to burn itself ont could not be enbstantlated. The girl iz of average size-for he- very ‘light - curly hai f‘fl"Hed fate, and was wearing a two- tone pink d-ess, euffs and pink sach ng neithe hat nor batscesn $300.800 § e and $600.000 worth nf Tlauor oF A0 ana) Then the thin sailad for Rarmuda whare | An & new earco nf whiskey, repeated her she tan! ne oneratione, BOTH NORWICH RESERVOIRS ‘Tha facts shopld he IN BEST POSSIBLE "0.‘:“'7(0\' The Noriich reservoirs wefa never in er condition at this time. of the year. irview is 10 fuches below full pond. ‘ 000,000 gallons stored Stony Brook 5'1-2 feet_ below full pond gallons stored. g0 Tairview feet and Stony According to the records of Supt 1. Corkery, the rainfall in 1921 and 1922 | en. A fisherman at the heach. ied_ the 'charge but offered which ce Morton to-find ‘his gu Bartlett was drfested’ Jast Sat- Deputys Game Warden Louis weighed upon sentative \, under the | ey ¥our resrective senator or renre- street has as her guests Mrs. Joseph | Hall and family .of Norwich, who are| returning to their winter home frumi ¥ - camp at Rangeley Lake. Maine, mur administration |83 well s the customs and prohibition the TUnited States hoth a\ \"'\v division de partment, at “off the beach and last * to-pull these pots. . me Warden w Bartlett Tull up sen and remove some The men further sav the Korona orig- ¢ was a Furniss-Withy Canadian regist Appeals. Probate of Sister's Will. | ! inall Rose -Anna Frechette of New Haven. vessel under . but purchased by 5 | lobsters’ therefrom, Bartlett claimed veil, has Dbrought -an appeai from probate ‘of the will of her sister. The s returnable before the superior |exe t on the first Tuesday of Octaber. 1 fat, once routed is gone for good. You all this ot a trifiing cost. Mar- Prescyintion Tablets are sold by ail * sent postpald by ompany, 4612 Woodward Avenue, Mich. ‘A case—sufficient to bring in court that he did lobsters from t. but admitted pulllng up one of Lar- 7 s, claiming that the did so be- cause the line from His own pot had b come .entangled with that of Lar: he was simply trying lines untangled- and the pots separated. In court he was: asked to show his I cense to fish and he produced a Mcense nr-wr g Felishman. and nut under the Peru\xan fiag. of 6.000 barrels of molasses, 550 bags of, rice and 400 ‘drums of alcohol was recehe!] for ‘The aleohol was the prii same totalling 40,200 gal- and the value. placed at betwemn mains | £500,000 and £600,000. 100 bags of sugar, Old Saybroak.—Snen the steamer. be completed by Labot | eipal c over this stretch of | Jons, le, one uy on the 19th hole 15 ASSIGNMENTS "FOR TRIAL When you need a new suit and overcoat, come in and let us show you ours. We will not palm off on you clothes that do not fit, just to make a sale— We can’t sell you clothing poorly made’ out of poor cloth, - because WE - DON'T HAVE that kind of stuff in our store. We make money on what we sell — what’s the use LYING about it ? — but we don’t make - too much, we know-we can make more by making a little each time, and EVERY TIME YOU BUY CLOTHES. Wear our good, “Nifty” clothes. | Quinn & Desmond 283 MAIN STREET PHONE 1375 11.{of the™ county will meet E.| hail in this city Hen home, the Norwich po- | sheriff. Sidney been sheril £ for many y or inthe imnedite| e was found at tue no._children will be perm the Quaker Hill cal terford s.h o1 hoard “In uae;rr‘:no’.» e TR among th Now the autumn_clambers Tp he tretised feame, Amlh‘iro-erm-anfi e dust from which it came, -Br!lht!r than the bln-m -On the rose’s-bough. fer | Ty now; B-.ul: never flumbfl Bul thf le remembers st from which it eame ° -—Edm sz \ineem MiMay, ln Tale- Re- HLMOROFTHBMY ¢ mimma got a nice present rday an” she frew her-arms around ’ !CONVENTION TO NOMINATE MISSING SINCE THURSDAY | SHERIFF FOR THIS COUNTY |Yest® , Since the report was made to the Thursday night that Jennie Tubbs, daughter of Mr. znd Mrs. today (Saturday) for! iustn't sidy out late Tubbs of 120 Dunham streel, wis miss | # convention 1o -nominate the county | ey h-r,:"m':,, o “You panr" tell’ any humorous’ anech dotes in your \speeches,” remarked.the ears past and ) eriend, - it is expected that he will again be the { choice of the convention for renomina- 's “heck. What does- your mamma Republican delegates from the towns ::,‘“‘:,,,n n. hes = gt hendlt a in the town tel's daddy she'll forg’ Brown of New London has‘ 1 had to quititeying to embeilish m, iscourse with teuches’of fun.” !'gpl(d Senafor- Sorghurn. ', “The * gomedy audience wouldn't n" any attentlon 16 my ser!m ugumenli" vashington Even A Quaker Hill Must Vacelnate. Great Plains fair grounds. Announcement was made Friday that Jennie has not been home nor s her ‘parents since she left seh : y afiernon, but two of her{they have been vaccinated or produce u aunts who came here from Willimaun- | certificate {rom a - physician tic Friday to help in the search. learn- | that tlieir physi ed that she had been at a house on|pern . Pleasant street about 8:30° Thu day evening. A woman at this house had taken Jennie and another girl her on a visit to Greeneviile, but v she returmed- to “the West Sidc, did not come with them. so well that the ed to attend rence between téemman chool Monday unless St m.u‘:h" “replied - Senatar condition' does not t of vaccination. The exclusion of paign a_ politician’ the chlldren is by the order of the \\ Washington Star. Householder—=Tou'ré . & big healthy’ man; why dout You o 4o, Tramp— ‘Madam. JIm nn-un)\!nv ~.led(nm Yluu\ehu der—- “'hlt!\ is- a sutu-u.— imade yaccination compulsory and by the {order. of the health officer, by having Sergeant Joha MH.| 1 sten Kane g0 to the Gréeneville neighbor NBVJ \System Uf ile but without Dutch chip, sollar and 5 wear-| to fat peo something new found by AMrs. Joseph Devine of Federal | harmie cian: . thel of conden; they have been summering of the:late Josephine Paradis of | er Beckwith cup at Fenw He beat Morgan Brainerd in the s but one dollar. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT assignments to his son, Burton W. Bartlett, of Hartford. This did not right to fish and tne license was taken from him and delivered to County Game Varden Robert B. Chappell. bed has | janding certifies Superior court ¥iye Tim the of cases were made Friday at New Lon- don as follows: for this ajeohol, ¥ have this aleohol taken off the ves- landed on the coast and sent to New York citv for sale to the The shin's paners were 1 1l pasced through the custom house and Frohmader | the Peruvian eonsul id see the approach in good |'sel at sea or several venders. vs Charles L. Ormsby Exx. Pfeiffer vs Shetucket 3 len Spool & Wood Turning Co.. Wednesday, Sept. vs Howard N, vator, vs. Doherty, » Peterson vs Pat- s Pfeiffer, Carronli AUTO *LICENSE SUSPENDED. WAS ABSENT ‘' FROM HEARI Beckwith of- Chester, whom three convictions and one accident vehicle * driving twere en- , failed to. appear before Inspector Melvin. E. Snow of . Hartford, who. held Ima*ings in the New London. court house Thursday afternoon dnd as a result In- spector Snow definitely suspended acclised man's 'license. cases heard all the drivers were l&'ga The * three were: | mond Reed, 425 West Main street, Nur- | Wich, one accident, one. convictio generals office at » Herman Fontaine®f | vessel was glven a seaworthy certificate and passed by the inspectors, was then passed by the insurance agents, 1although the port boller was not a sea- worthy boller and was Holdsworth, John D. Hall, William Don-|to the ship and men aboard, -also the ulating pump rocker arm was sofwing on one of the iold Irv" books. \et no mention was made wvenuve; Wilfred Hibeau and Mr. and|of Mrs. James Dunlop of Hunter's avenue ;| New York. After disposing of the -alcohol por- tion of her cargo, the Korona sailed for charge the sugar. etc., Tna B. Yincol Lingoin, Brown, while ' motor vs. Williams; dangerous both from probate, et al, Grow vs. City of Norwich, Quinn vs, c:z;, of Nor- wich, J. E. Fitzgerald Co. vs. Griswold. 29, short calendar, bar;with warnings. and assignment of cases. In'three ot.hsr ONE TROLLEY CAR CHANGE Fred H. Minor, Colchester, one convic- tion, one accident, TUNDER STANDARD umz Employes of the local trolley have been instructed to turn their “i{nh— es back one hour at 3 o'clock Sunday mommg which will r#store the u—ouev' the regular standard The return to standard time one ‘change that will affect local patrens of thetrollevs. During the daylight saving perfod the last car for Willimantic has been leaving Franklin square at 9.45 p. m., daylight time. Un- der standard time, the last car through to Willimantic will leave Franklin square at §.45 p. m. was not paid, 'CLAn(s TENNIS COURT DOES NOT STAND WEAE Mrs. Mary L. Jobe of New York. v\hol ' had Barlow and #&n, of Groton, put in a cement tennis court for her at Mystic in May has brought suit against the company for $2,000 damages. It is cldim- ed that the tennis court was-to-be built for $1,400 and was guaranteed by the contractor, -but - the- court i ing up and will have to be replaced. The suit, is returnable. before- the.su- perior court on the first Tuesd-y in Oc- Celebrating Jewish New Year. eginning at sundown Friday Hormisdas Lamoreux of Terrace ave-|the Jewish neople of this city inaugurated e spent a short time this week in|the most solemn feast day on their re- Springfield, Mass. lgiéus calendar, the feast of Rosh Has- or New Year's. opens the' Jewish yvear of 5.688. It is to be noted -tfiat Rosh Hashanah s the first day in the new moon of the Rey. and Mrs. Edwin G. Crowdis of | S¢venth month, or Tishri. Southampton, Mass., were visitors in|W! hanah, now break- The new moon always observed as a holy season and - the sev. hth hy the Jews of old, month was = particularly hol; mont just as th® seventh das day of the week. month was Inves'sq wit the Lo far Tolter fme 1000 days of tha \-..-n the reason Wny Rosh Hashanx-bas hrcume the holiost fustival - MAKING IMPROVEMENTS AT NORWICH GOL¥ The slxth hole on'the Norwich Golf club has ‘.)een Greenkeeper William M. Skelly ed a fence to mark the ne the club’s property flanking hole of the course. ¢ A strip of land of varying depth has heen- purchased from James Allen from hiz farm adjoining te widen the fairway 4t that soction of the'links, 1t you lend a man grass seed he s sure to. come nround Jater and bon-ow your lawn muwer - Hanze the g “hosts prowa. Cut_out_this am;. em:ms Fitn o mail o Fow & Go, Sues For Divoree, Alleging Desertion. Alisging désertion since. Dec. 15, 1901, eS8 ur‘L 2 trial nnckage eonmnmg and Tar ‘Whitmarsh * of. Norwich ‘has i Houlfigafi Brothers | FOR YEARS SELLING Good Furniture 62-66 MAIN STREET - CONSIDER THE QUALITY OF THE FURNI- “TURE YOU.BUY — NOTE THE DESIGN AND FINISH — AND MAKE CAREFUL COMPARISON OF PRICES ASKED — THEN YOU WILL AP- PRECIATE THE VALUB OFFERED THE EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF DlNlNG ROOMS, -BEDROOMS AND LIVING ROOMS WILL MAKE SELECTION A SIMPLE MATI'ER ,andan Tit-Bits, “Mae, uses, the 1pstick . loo much.” sa. eame,off on my ~Brookiyn Daily Fat Reduction “Her&'s -2 question - I ‘can't answer,” i cajd Senator Tump. . “What's fhat A eonstipuent of mne wux; u know it a profibliion ‘directar is hired to lec to -enfores — Louisvilie . Courier-Tournal:- . ;Here_voli 'got’ &7 smoky ‘moantale te for a" fat there js not ifon. a new nleasure, .a new and 3y S: cant Adate | fizure, 3 The Bristol Press of rece at nd the limits heard of the Marmoia Pre- combination of rfecied by one of of slimness: ros_and w'» Think"a 10t of £ “Every neer. prohibibion | oMkt What comes along siénds.a month cr so mak- Ing oreparativng to raid it."—.Judge. \or(.h—.\nd what did you say to the “comes another g thesc same, s ingredients into a pleass Taken after eating and they he'n the s'umacll to dis- foods. flesh. muscle a lll»u\ dietin> o c‘crdue Mar- Tablets do for you what bodily 1{-denial cannot do, th—But 1 should think you weuld ades S atr3id to talk to him like West—Oh. T wasn't u.lhn: to him® made that remark to my wife—New York asked the Youhg man very " ewill vouw p;o supper with me mmlht"" 2 “Yes, but you ask me that with as much gravity as if you were asking me to marry you. Why are yop so nflwl e Rtk T ask or mot denends you eat tonigh ely on hnw much —Exchange. ‘Get. you $10 for this old auto, Colo- t .is not for ‘sal “But this junk is ; up,_the yard.” “Out of my sight. -1 usea to turn 2 fatthful old horse out to pasture. Why should: I think less of my m .“ car™—Kansas City Journal ° mhxmifle “persons in ansient Athens slept under coverlets .f dressed m skins, with the feathers on. -years through ing flnmtmammmmm. It has boemut.hntod that ‘ona ma- ture maple tres.of vigorous growth is one-half acre‘of “leat mu-gl Denver hn :'m ber of . telephones \s Greece, r Lumboufg ‘ané hmmdnnu!ma AMQI— m ‘wor'- ing ‘the celebrated AJo mine has created 4 beautifu! casle. sert, the .copper ' hydre-electric. developed over 500.000 . one-temth