The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 3

: , THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916. 8 LW OWN BELOVED, ’ Stage Fairy Godmother Waves Wand BARBER WHOLOST |‘Zhou Shalt Not’ of 1916 aan ie “ARMY MAN’S WIE. _ Over Poor Girl Ambitious for Career SNP QN HIIRHFS for Husbands and Wives 002205 cn. x WROTE VIOLINIST | gp SE. | jleasant: Rare aI Bridgeport Clergyman Has Made a Double Decalogue in) (eine 'counnlty leaded kullty. | to PAYS (|P IN SHAVES Which There Are Commandments Against Fem- at the caterer ia tak Comteel Rites inine Nagging and Masculine Stingi- rior Court to-day, and was sentenced Vl a YEAR Oy, |firm of Hurr & Knapp, now in a re- | XS vane to Ja i for one year. a oo fi . fi ne private banking house of Burr é | ~ ba a 2 ness, and He Says It Is Liked. & Knapp failed o 22, 1914. Large Orchestra Leader's Long Black , ¥ /Bet All on Whiskers and Now diel : ; of intrusied’ to It diet | sums of money entrusted to it disan- ’ : z a | peared. Bfforts to disentangle affairs Hair an Object of Ad+ ! Buys Business Back on “Making a Home, or Settling) Church of Bridgeport, Conn, In the} througiy the Bankruptey Court masts ny Ra : 01 wt fort . | little headw. f nm April i j miration in Letter. | Instalment Plan, | Down,” ts one in a series of sermona) (tt ind ph cares ty two new | Sates Attorney Homer 8. Cumentnny t | , ube} . mue! Mf brought criminal pre amainet . | = | under the general title of “Lite Probe) seis of ton commandments, one for) Knapp, alleging fraud In teensart or : AN 2=NIES GUIL Joseph Gilardino, the barber who bet] lems of the Young “that is NOW) the wife and one for the husband. |immediately preceding the ac HUSBAND DENIES GUILT, his shop at No, 7 Smith Street,| being preached by the Rev, Frank F./ Here they are as preached to bis Heer hy ogg A The conviction of Knapp . —_——_ ’ Li is prea lt is_ one result : : Hhooklyn, and eleven years’ savings] itideout, pastor of the Second Baptist| congregation: i Declares a Man in His Profes- om Mr. Hughes, is busy to-day trying arr § FCM ASY EN i ‘ 5 ' to figure out how many shaves he FOR THE WIF HUSBANDS, 3 f sion Is Often Annoyed must deliver before he owns anything} 1. Tifbu shalt not be a spendthritt.| 1. Thou shalt not think that thou! q » by Women. The love letter of an army captain's wife th a shaggy-haired, tempora- mental young orchestra leader, whom | she addressed as "My Doar Beloved,” came to iight to-day in the Supreme Court when Harold Stern, leader of the Park Avenue Hotel orchestra, Miled a bond to insure payment of ali- mony to his wife Estelle, who is suing him for separation The atmy officer's wife is alleged by Mrs, Stern to be Mrs. Myrtle Wickham, now living in Nogales, besides a family Giardino, whose| Do not squander thy husband's hard- | thyself art It, shop Is nea# Police Headquarters, ts}earned money, It 1s sacred to him Thou shalt not praise thy neigh-| still proprietor, having bought it back| and should be to you. : Base Leela ay} J from the winner on the instalment] 2 Thou shalt not talk shop when} 3. Thou shalt not be stingy an after bets were pald thy husband returns at night. Re-| Wife Fae dg ae ” wel ve picts To Have Clogged sae: "Who'd @ thought Hughes would/member he has had shop all day. e earns half the salary, any-| Your structures wht lose asked Giardino as he slashed] Study politics or baseball so as to in- Thou dost work eight hours a| filter the dirt and « = bby the air you the chin whiskers off a customer.| terest him in something new. day, but she never knoweth when Ber St, It Titers in yeur nese Ge you taint ‘Oh yes, 1 bet on him good and] 8. ‘Thou shalt not fail to have bia] Work Is ended. 1 th th tove tt wise or safe to draw the collection of 1, Josep Glare o- o y the animal is] # Thou shalt not share thy lovejriitn they catch back into your throat? iy . J ff Wives bee Sent tal goa" wit aayeW gentleman to|for thy wife with the booze shop. She| When your nostriie catch o : spend the evening with you deserveth It all. fal on ben Ge ae este Wee crate id ve £ n loky . ity What did Hughes ever do for bar-| 4. Thou shalt not quia thy wedded] 5 Thou shalt not keep any secrets) iit, ciount of germe and dirt Bae 1 should vote him? | husband. Do the giizzing before the /from thy wife, Secrets breed susp! acted iw Sour wontile they chute a de> bers that should’ vote for hime |marriage. Be adroit and he will tell}cion and wreck confidenc |#ire to free them. You do thie by tl * Sati Susur NUE ea Neanee ena VU 6. ‘Thou shalt not refuse to talk with | ural method of blowing. yx 1 Ske couldnt beep warm in wintertime . eve c omer ine. 6 ou shalt not nag thy wedded If yo owt nt! ton Ariz,, where her husband, Capt, Frank _ {never a customer of min kava Shot eae TT int with an axe ie] thy wife after the day's work ts over, Sea peden Crp kg ee etar ve D. Wick = And all the boys around her dd Padi inee| Don't abut up like @ clam, and, be- am, is stationed with his 7 i . regiment, the Twelfth Infantry. Capt.’ Fay Bainter’s Idea of a land tee Lobe. Womacter Rice la’ eininens¢ Wickham and hia wife are well known sed to stand on the stage and cail me |. i ‘ ae halt not fall to provide life in army circles, and both make occa.) CAristmas Present Is to Hepublican. And then, alt the boys, | marriage Thou shatt no e down for five minutes at a time, be- tiey come back in here last month! 7. T shalt not try to tight thy ]ingurance for thy wife and calldren. | sional trips to this city | Ease the Way for Some fore all the rest of the company, every day they me Wilson he is|husband. The male has always been| 8 ‘Thou shalt scold thy wife | Tt wax on one of these occasional | 3 léertoe that d tecuauetie woes ait oe winne They change their the better fighter of the two, @Don't| when tho me urns Up, am At wil | trips alone, Mrs. Stern charges that, Gtrl Who Feels Fire of ror that I treauenHy cr se Euntt know what to think. | fight. Crying will fetch him sooner. [even in tho best regulated hon: Mrs. Wickham was a guest at the) Genius Burning Within [you find you 6. Thou shait not fail to dross up for] sides, if she wants to talk she Can't }ing germs « y said, So T made myself} thy husband as thou didat before thy | help it. not blow them out. A umulate In a clogged nostril they et up an frritation the catarrh. ¢ This al 11d shout at me talking about Hughes, He was sure harge (s load re may run out and keep you wiping It awe Homa of the discharge may drop back tnio your throat or tt may dry into crus! jay back to my room after rehearsal, [MIS ¢ TORT ON Te had a nice| & Thou shalt not expect thy hua-| Don't rage, but go out and blow up a 1 had the principal part in the musical 6 Yen if he has got whiskers. band to apologize—oven when he is} powder mill h Your nose i cates’ comedy, and e 50 a week, nt to bet. | wre pass. Kiss hira and Thou shalt not fail to kiss thy * Vark Avenue Hotel and became at-! H ? nedy, and I was getting § Next | know the boys offer to bet.) wrong. Let it pas: N hire hou The annoyance of clogged nostrils te eo i Aaah ler a H. hat sounds as if 1 could live on tt Sie. hsdpa sometime $50| give him a hot steak for supper. Then | wife goodby in the morning. Has sets i ‘ racted by Stern's violin playing and ind Hasn’t Means % re but we would be paid one week and ! bet one, two, thee. some tie et Ae ete 10, Thott shalt not forget through all| stat that you feet you must clear the Ken lald off for two weeks, so that ome way, You find that you can his bushy black hair, this infatuation! to Provi rs that thy wits whom | | ouvide the Fuel, terrified her Jater culminating, Mrs. Stern charg 1 figure maybe I win all} 9 ‘Thou shalt not hesitate to assure | the passing ybody who comes in| thy husband that he is the greatest]God hath given thee as thy com-| the ray ry. small » Was V by drawing the discharge backw . 00 our upper thr in too friendly acts, Although Mrs,| — on creas hod mime oninuas eh ieee ite to bet-on Mr. Wilson, T take|living, man. and that tuo dost ad-| panion is thy auperior Ha nates + : » bread and onions ae y wife she Pi re a pre t shes 0} ccmictncenssenilenecnennsesne any Stern accuses her husband of in- | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. |tromely- nourishing, you know. Thad SE ee eee cence tamayee eo iBrast Ke She thinks [Call ind Beka eesti ghatt_never remind thy {BRONX LUNCHEONS RESUMED justine tothe tnt tees) fun fidelity, she does not seek an absolute Who {s the most ambitious and the most impecunious girl now strug-| {40 Most of my laundry in my roor ihe'w ; i oh, 1 assure you, I'm the best laun ve Me MR OAGEEUL, baott thea madrawn from ‘your nostris b divorce, She was awarded $20 a wel gling for success in art, music or the drama? dress in New York.” Miss Bainter) ll let her think vo. She thinte a) | hia ke to rte RE ike able to ba Je to-day sl * apy Oo, d a , i a Dies iter was weltian Tabtiatere Who is the cleverest girl? ae sola al AUNaRY| Den Beaten euaet nin. | dat love him, then there was no s z and the entire system ie pols a st be j . 5 | ly and five nice ehil- | rifice. ou are apt to draw ger the Twelfth Regimont left the Presidio Perit 1s most willing to work hard: to her chosen THOSE DAYS. , Me iny shop, 1 hope they > ‘The rexular monthly luncheons of the your nomtis Mtn Wout*eat tubek Tite wil of Monterey, Cal., for Nogales. AD VIOLINIST. ——_— + —— — Mrs Stern says she learned the identity of “Always Your Love, M." through finding an envelope addressed to Mrs, Wickha@n, Hotel Gandolfe, at Nogales. The letter follows: My Dear Beloved:—1 bave been thinking so of you the last two days. 1 suppose you have peen thinking of me too, Bast night | gave a dinnor at the Del Monte to twelve of my of mane you deaf, have id nol oF brin, Fronx Hohrd of Trade will be resumed! make you deat. | head holnes of bili this month, The firat of the winter into sour. thro fran be held ‘Thursday at Eb-| kerma may pa Food Commissioner John | ddrese the membe: 1 ooh ems to me that I never was A wonderful opportunity is waiting for this young min those days, I reached hi woman. For a girl who has splendidly arrived wants) during the latter part of August, and - we had a terribly cold fall, 1 was ut. to help a girl who has just started. Miss Fay Bi inter, | toMy unused to the climate, and | had en in Brooklyn | Ne | the browaveyed,goldensalred gir ofthe olden Wert, ns" panes Cothing. Nai." "A" 24,1" yore paid. ten appa of ena of, Mannie [these Gea eet WH vaiorg! ARE, YOUR and of “Arms and the Girl,” is going to make a Christ. Cowlan't alford fur coats, My room, jist, but it was a close shave, UT) ayy Sinety-sinth Street ont se ike of the busine in the Bronx since | sth being cheap, Was not well heated, and ouKht the service should the Board of Trade wan reorganized. . mas pres think ne {raul Prominent cankers and’ business’ men| lof other communities are the gu: ate et nt of a year in New York to somebody as 1 can remember lying awake night af- (UN 4 One iu orty- board members, unkpown on Broadway as Miss Bainter was a year! tet night, shivering with cold. 1 have — te with aeait ago, but somebody who equally desires and deserves curred by t ‘ ie “i One Hundred and ted that pred Coa vette ka |Giltyeneventh, as now, The bearing vestments have been brougt success, Miss Bainter expresses it a little differently, | them all Christmas presents, 1 tu f was Rajourned for four weeks, Hronx through these actlvitte friends, Everything was lovely ex- only $11 which I could possibly allow a million relatives, and it nev undred and t the mutaic, and nourse, “I'm going to make MYSELF a Christmas present,” | tiysci¢ for that purt uid Ipknow Hh you pas T don't think anoe She asserts, “I'm going to please myself with the knowledge that one am-|how [ haunted the shops tryfg 10) | body else knows how to play a viollu, Ditious girl 1s having an, easier time than I had. Sak rane Avat\ Chriat us | ALL “Oh, how [ longed for you last| ‘Tho Music League of America, the And had my first Christmas din- re pol All the Cop’ | Washington Hetah their shay nome, 80 TNO) way Eapress at 167th Str haves 1 sell the better ve The Public Service Commission took the next Oemonnet x Hei nuss me) “| some more testimony yeaterday on the | Jere drawn backward Up sore throat, The Jour lunge and you south th Bt My specialty is freeing obstructed no» 8, treating dea healing I have spent thirty yomt way todo this 1 important that were created 0 (Mature to atrain dust ai air The case of Mr. wtrate the Value of my No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World. 43 & 45 West 34th Street »-%h Newest Winter Coats In the Fashionable Fitted, Flare and Belted Models, Richly Fur Trimmed | Clogged Nostrils When 3 aid on lured New idinavian Hiner Helig Olay, | Pa ARE YO YOU GOING DEAF? part A ; we ner away from home in the back ré | nares reaily doart 1 gut like one in| art Students’ League and the Drama] ry beginners, will form an Execu-| of a saloon, 1 went with a nic ttle and what you were doing and if you League will each be asked to select aj Uve Committee to assist Miss Bainter) poy in the company. He had ic] we tying at the sume time. [ Candidate, and from the three the fa- 10 arrangements for the comfort and to dine and then dine rvernd that | couldn't eat or talk. [ guess every- | vored one will be chosen. Three! well being of her chosen protege Seourene aNd tuna well pody wondered what waa the Mat- | Hominent women, interested, respec- Miea| Bainter herself, however, is the Rebecca ed aap CL Eh ry ; i : ole financial sponsor the most for the money, |p + ; ; ven my husband looked at me tively, In artistic, musical and 1 sole fin , ns oe 6A anata | neverat Himes with @ question ints | <== seacenarce=| The young woman whom she backs Was went West with me | Liner Brings 628 seb Paele | eyes, He thought 1 was sick, as T arma, nothing could hurt me, My| fer success will be given board and he a car tater t tried] A Russian and a Dane Taken | tad been, I suffer terribly from 41 has p to let me go back | room at the Three Arts’ Club, No. 340 Rats cinecd alent OMAliS iH 3 i | rheumatism, such | iful pains. ty New York in Septembe | West El@hty-fifth Street, In addl- ts and sat jn manag Off by British. | The climate doesn't with, the | “spite cent geacon faiane, Want YOU —too damp. : to write letters to mo is T might die | 4" ehe will be given an allowan: My cloth not tremend- “Beloved one, if I were only where from’ th cs e ainple enough to permit of her being | ously sm art 1 m mane ¥ ae c 0. ! et ag yall dresae i sr al) | make them so dn't even | ne 1 could have you hold me in your. a pain woul strike wéll dressed and wéll groomed at alll feta hearing. | was taken fll and 4| which arrived to-day, brought seventy - =| That is what the doctor told me, bus j tim Thus she will be enat to] stay in the hospital ended my second | nine pasengers in the first cabin, I didn’t want to tell you in my lst! concentrate all her energies on get-| New Yor yt nthe second and 424 in the third, She a letter, 1 don’t see why I should have vW. , t fn th rva T' eainess s . x cyve{ ting a position where she can do Wh 1 return for the thi 5 delayed hours at Kirkwall it, Lam ao fat and strong, but { have! ian thin peapone <T Gind anpiiea | wan idea ed | d exposed myself going out in low-neck | worth while work and show what Is) ooouen money Stock to keep mo| While all her mail was taken off by an ea 0 Ses dresses. T have simply taken cold. | in her, comfortably ur 1 found what 1 tish authorities. There also the | Mere in America there te much auttering MUL, Probably get over it in a few} It jg perhaps doubttul if genius can] wanted, Twas afraid to come back | english took off Conrad Stefanowshi,| And head nolees. American “Dear Love: Won't you have your | De hand-picked in this fashion; if It nies admitted fra@&- | russian, and Christian Parsmar, a onalder th* picture taken. in your evening suit?) Must not take Is own way, even ring the smooth | Pane, both first class passengers. The I love the other one, but It {8 not like} when that way leads past the finge street for u| English did not stop to investigate 1 saw you, 1 adore your beautiful) posts of semt-starvation or pot-bol | Unusually Low Prices Helothes| ten, but simply ordered them tte 5 of ol IT back Malr, too: we Mave one taken ling, tut because Miss Balnter's plan hance of getting them except yeep UA SaEpHA AREER >t \| Women’s & Misses’ Coats de I'd fiat pans inatruntente in they treat ca t our lat o can see ea : Bel the cutte bes, which ensures have prov deat end nolees ass constitutions! | your hair. Do this for me. 1 must] seemed to me a charming bit of fairy | for, the’ price gums man is alwasa) Ou stars Mills Patrick, president of || Broadcloth, nc painial and whi Wat in really very efficacious. Mop now no F can wet thin off, Al- | godmotheriiness, 1 asked her to tell) ambitious girl has to fight that sltu- | the Constantinople College for Women, || Velour, Buffewore whe could scarcely Kear a| WAS your love, me me more about {t, ation too, besides loneliness, discour nassenger, She sald that instl- watch Yok tell how they had their hear- | In explaining the letter Storn do-1 1 simply made up my mind, in the |agement and actual hunger.” WEED PABASNESE : Duvetyn, ing restored by this English treatment to| clares the public life of an orchestra | * eget tut jad been able to remain open all ye. MUSE GAY Thee eke Ceea eaten’ tones ork prebestra days when f was struggling in New| But Miss Bainter's falry wand will] tt ih || Montagnace, wae plainly auditic seven and elght inches! so far as w tare concerned. s, York, that if Lever did get anywhere | transform the life of one Cinderella | thro the war, ‘There are now 400 . le Paar ena tang Naa away from olther ear parts WeteoseN oe ene eet ha try to help some other girl along,” | of 1016 atti Mohammedians, Bulgars, Ar- |] Fur and Ps a perl yl loises herefore, If you Ww Rome one who ‘ ae ® Bel- | she told — ok. ‘The Tur H , ben gtr, LAweed vr head nolten, cut out this formulg and Court, | "When 1 ived thin letter Alcon fon tee elttone letting "| POSED AS FIRM’S SLEUTH; ernment supports thirteen of the girls, Very Special eae a no H Nand tt to them and sou will havet been, from Mrs. Wickham, who is an estim | ' Olay the means of Ravine gome poor autte 5 : at succeed,” she went on rgpidly in ner | Capt of the Hellg Olay, was a Maren cee eis Pee eee tata neditece, ie peer, able married women, 1 show Mt et sweet, “slightly husky ‘Tonge, ) ADMITS $25, 000 THEFT Labout the report by the steamer Women’s & Misses’ Coats were talking aroma’ ie) fon can be easily pr at home for! (ea tue etat Mo sees many’ girls L know are Just willing to Heed ae aie Halle Olav: had been iw made as follows: ue tha AMY Was 1) Grift, They won't work hard, They ibmarine off the Amert Duvetyn, Your Uruxgint “obtain 1 ox, of RUC at th nue and T met won't deny themselves pleasures and |i : fast easthound trip |) Silk Plush, Parmint (Double Strength). about The her, but our conduct was ABOVE | sooiui affairs for the sake of getting | Robbery Covering . Fi e@ Years] ite his telegram of denial és bieegad int Of hoe water And ounces Of eranue | “Atnong othe They say: ‘Oh, next year I'll rs Man Most Acti | of the under Velveteen, Ma eunees elit Une. Oleegtoge eee kL aq eRe other women mentioned. b BE At othar Repeal ium Traced to Man Most Active in z id the Bovic| h i tablespoonful four times a day Mrs. Stern Is Mra. Pauline Kranktne | roaiy make a aerious effort. And Seeking the Culprit ink spar near Oxfords, tron, Vis eats and that all the a hits armint {4 used In thia way not only to, WhO is well known In the mus pretty soon it's too late. For LE think | MOORING NE UIE, oO nd mistook ft far a yi ri e \\ a Satan Me Din rewiden at No. AY Wee Thy tone action the infaietien| world aa: "mothe HES CHG AMER REOREEIRE’ on Ave:-sanva Bleen “g aniiont< av oand an ur With or Without he New woltina |p sharucachine Daheg ana) he nibtes nat tw rie cndeamaye anything by the time she's twenty-| manufacturing sllveramiths, at. N Fur Trimmings, ' thrum, ‘hut! to antsect any ex0tan of ous," “Btorn declared fais sixty ahigniie tn ™lh09 South With eet, Brooklyn, |RECEIVER FOR \R LEATHER co. Very Special 8 Visits sits for $5 ; the middie ear, and the resu cavact Aan am twenty-five, » | Die ’ at al | ven tre" usually" remarkably" qutek "ang | SOUP OF axe. Tam twenty-five, She Mies "BA Teme @COURAGING lave been trying to ascertain which bag very’ person who h haired. It's absurd that my wife BEGINNING, me of thelr fifty employees wa relent Con Was Owned by Coat o ured A whould give this re should accuse two people so widely Nexty month Migs Bainter will be | ste Wing silverware, One of the most Senator Smith When He Fatted, ‘our de Laine, a themaelves from ted by age.” twenty two. she has the best of active of the amate detectives was Viee-Cha + Foster to-day ap $97.60 foo rate of 4 ane Ae Capt, Wickham gained prominence reasons forshelioving that youth will pogore Maytin of 1308 Wifty- | pein MM. sta Smith, a tanbark mane In the army when In the Philippines, be served-—-who of us doesn't: belleve pas ea SE T. P Howell & He was criticised by the chaplain of it ax long as he or she eventh Street, Frooklsn, long In the ather rn that rtunity of notifying alt the regiment and Jater the chaplain After all, though, nploy of the tim in a confidential |‘ ‘ i le , >, , portunity of notifying al FOR TIRED | Was reprimanded, W his re nt “you won out here in New Thani, {9 A wi ; former UB. Benator Women’s & Misses’ ecto (ae a returned to the States, Mrs, Wickham you weren't endowed A few wooka ago) the thofte) ins | November and nasinned to the Hidel y it will bem charge of Wi fet, entertaining often, in the ex- tinual surprise of her face fl 1 eadquurters, Detectives last night| ft de claimed t foncern owes ) eonary it my office andeenroll your NERVOUS WOMEN elusive Delg Monte Hofel, to which ca, but 1 caine here twice and | Headquarters | vie package at the | $200,000 iy $740.10 jn the Peau de Peche, | | RaReommry’ be Trae my oftics onmess she refers in her letter, was driven away just because | didn't jewelry shop Auron Barkua, No, Banks, ea noe Wee MRC Silk Velvet, | Stern, ih retaliation, has brought have money to hang on—money to 4) YM gtor To-day Maytin|taea i re At in a Cireult suit for divorcee against his wife buy me de Bolivia, suffer with clogged no iy nt food and clothes!” she |t7ruened to the Hurkuy store and re are Bol Remedy Whisk We BEAUTY DOCTOR Had funn noi WN ake ate ot Nae lla iia larteny Handsomely is Recommend. TELLS SECRET jar while ; ’ Ae . ‘ pg i Ba ELL-ANS Fur Tree | | DR. J Cc, McCOY “The thest thn tried New York Jaytin, according ta the pollen, a | Bellefontaine, Ohio."'l wish every was eevenienn year pid, My. hoinu,| payin acuariting (a tho nolten Absolutely Removes’ act tastes | Candler Building -220 Weet 42d St. tired, weak, nervous woman could | you know, is in Low Ar 8. My , Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Recipe to Darken Gray H ho hud robbed his employers of & awas, he hud robbed Ay. Valued al $25,000 * Indigestion. One package | anther didn’t want’ me A ter doors weet of Broadway have’ Vinol, for I never spent any Georgette Frock é (ia chat did me 4 but I said 1 must, So 1 ¢ ri iat 7 i digurar Monday, Wedn nd Friday. + money in my life tha so mucl Pi te tte Gonwihe, ONE ph - Ae | Seal’ T'rimmec f ; I‘ good as thet J spent for Vinol. tw ee et ehad a tittle money When Tarrliad, Saxe Dentschin prevesit, 25catalldruggists | $26.60 [the aauraar ? oat Oe Rin weak, tired, worn-out anc, nervous.| Miss Alice Whitney, a well-known 1 knewsnothing about possible econo Cargo ned. and Vinol nade me Seong wall eal henuty doctor of Detroit, Mich, re- mies in the way of living. 1 went ito a Special to The b nt Wa 4 olgo,. vigorous ter everything else leently gave out the following state- ho you can guess how lone) NEW LONDON, Conn av 14 T | : . failed to help me, and I can n dof inent: “Any one con prepare a simple Bay y dusted _ {was down terman mer f Deut | a ‘ | MEAGR Rnw a fesidence of her 2 Ay hovacwctle with pleasure."—Mrs. | mixture at home, at very little cost, 32 When : finally wnded a position tand! de" stitl J r aughter, J. F. Lamborn. } that will darken gray hairy promote its % [sical comedy pine a negro es w Mev. Vinol, which containa beef and cod! growth uni make it soft qtal aloes iy that tin@ 1 was tiving in a furs prought here from allimore,. te after a lingering 1 FRANCRS M. i iy & ished room on Forty-sixth Strewt the city flush ne rr * | A, beloved widow of John B, Meagne: liver _peptones, en and anne ese | To a halt pint of water add 1 oz Of Four times a day LE walked between been pidd off iid disrhaiged., On | eas fam tha haddeden ck ,peptonates, an glycerophosphates, y rum, a small box of Barbo Com- ayy p and the ball on Kighty-siath them said the Deutschland has a “4 sharpens the appetite, aids digestion, | noiund aid ! of glycerine. ‘These Birest wh wore rohearatag, in| milion dollar Sharply Reduced Hvshior, here Tweaaont BI enriches the blood and in this natural | jngredients can be bought at any drug re. ‘The st: man = 4 . ni A * manner creates strength. leo y little ¢ Apply to the wa Twas Pegtand German Naval , 1 theace to th? Church Mat ig why we Niaantee Vinol. | Hore AS ete tnes nea Ay He i: ei Dkhan ee sak Taken from regular stock, consisting of broad- ef Our Kady of Mount Carmel, Astesta, SPER esp ress enbeeumarenered PRR A ee rn ace er 1 Wold: heetta Levon tio: : cloth, yelour de laine and kaberdine, in brown, 1, 1, Interment in Calvary Cemetery, , from sneak on the 1 nutans reen, burgundy, navy, plum and black, han 2 stores and at all drug stores thet display | gray-haived pers Wook twenty years Lam 'M, } Bra ei t ene iatomen | e __HELP WANTED—MALE h gency sign, Also at thelead:| yminger. It is ils fine to pironiate tome go tla tention would out Ba iM faa TOFOMONIGE lady sowmblersy only i ogden toresin all New York towns.—! the growth of (he huir, and relieve je attracted A conspicuous en announced in the Ho ey nesied, Oe ke “fou laldag "aks | itching and dandruff.—Advt, trance. 1 bad an idea that if be saw gona to-day, ; eM %. heater.