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: <5f)e Morning j!
: After. j
• • i
2 By CECU-Y Al.LEN. J
• •!
• < I i: • r F; »# •
If fra* \ r> Irony of ?nte!
Victor .\l:tr> hall j* »**! twfore the l*UT
Iwini. fttariuic 4»Mjr at iu foot bj:;b
It'tliTifig:
Ml PH Mai ! . *o ;:Y
VIOUN18 i ii
MO/MHi HAl.l
TiirHSi>%v k\kmvj rT:t5. *
I'me-r I* - | * . r.f .• * - < *» f»f
Cairri^Kti M.» I f f \S -iff !>«• I < • r.
Mrs ll 4>r B a mil** it, Mri Pwtw * y%
fcotirn*- Jlfit.M h
Tick* f*. IS, fc: and |!
‘ . • . •! . ' . . • . i » •*’ v. i ‘
to fil« Hit* 1 (lu-n for a
tab 11** b» I meant to walk in leUureiy
faiiuMi to til# boiei. bill 11«nitem had
pim]i!f*tilt turned urgent IIIn room ♦»u
pp l, h»* turned toward ftie flower
shop at the far end of the electrically
lighted i »r Nothing in the whole
eh op weemed worthy of the Man le he
had known The orrhldi drwtped even
In tht* refrigerator The *leum at the
Aiiierlran Beaulieu were too uliort. The
pink fo«4ift vi-ii- t m» d«a*p lii tone They
would <in ft It with the delicate tint of
her eheeka lie final;’, mettled on file*
of the valley and California violet*.
Then lie hurried over to the stain J
where them ter ticket* were s<*d No.
they never carried f'»r Mogmrt
hall. but they would mend n meawetiger
Tor one
B,v 7:'V» Marshall w/m fuming ov«*r
ht» toilet. Thnf la tender t!•- looked to*
Jimd bf #•!#** frir- t>ur$sf. mid the white
t»*ul furr..*-’ ,i i ■ ■ ' !< t'H*•
would wear black Tbo( wan at way*
wafe
Hi* arrived Hfminute* too *oor»
II ml WilK'tK <1 fH?rv«»U«i> flu* slow gat!)
• ring of the well gowned audience
When the afrlnged twotH Marled fIt**
overture tin* tiou*e w.*ih half empty
Marmhatl wondered wlint ailed the
inii u jov tug publn of NVw York that
If v.ould I uke ehii,, *•« on mb-1 inf tin*
opening liuml*ef l*.V 11»• fit'oil!** \ l«*fIn
lnt«* A ml then *dn* »mm* out t l*r«»*i*ct»
flu* narrow whit** <ud u• >!*1 d«»or. fin i
hi* fo'ifot III! il>ldh*li< !"l ? • •
filing I Hit hr h*r elfnging w hite g»»u ii
front<nl *Ith p* irl*. her *demhi white
throat
Hhi* tvim looking thinner than when
she I- ft M< Kr fee f a a I Im I < tin I
It WlMftll C\|Ui »l» Wfjrli’ Oil i ’I* M hull
I km ii a frllti* i iti | *•' i Uttm
Ho much mu i* h of done for tier*
I.ike f 'mliut*. she I«»»«I foil ill her *ool,
hut ho n« how V Idol \|ui .ill • i/glit
him** if womb i nig iiimIi i the h|h*II of
her play lug « lit tlu* of 11111*0' mul
not of love h d awakem*! that wmit
fie woke with a 'nit 'I Im* UtnllfMiee
win* afipln uil’iig ii ml wilier* w. re hnr
t*> Ifii? flown the nIhIe with mon*trotiH
Horn: otTerin ■ Aim'll H» Ilea lit lea
aitb nte.iiH three /uni f<»tir feet long,
overtopped I*y golden chrymiuthe
(UU ilia
Vh t U Ml htll ha lied I *ff e|| grimly
lit hh* < li.tlr What na* §i!' worth of
lllie* ami violets In N* w
The pie* e ili* re*inlam e of the eon
twi won over a coiieerto In which tin*
tlollnUte had out •dome tlo* |h»j. filar
fit Hug hi vtet
btnr*h d! re h In d f *r Ids li.it l‘ irt
of the ntufieme tvn* making for the
enframe e\* Udlium* the pt r*Ot|U sit lea
of I« u .'I i oie ei I goer's \ uoi l;e| K ’< j|»
a smaller one. wim making If* way In
tlfimtely toward the door leading to
the lircHftfhg ri*otn. obvhrtwty to eoti
giululate the at»r
lmjnll-1 vel \ ;et<»r MamYinO started
to follow the NiuMiiei group. then stop
|*i d. W ith t» gi hn Hiitllo on Ida i!|m
1C very one «»f these men wore evening
clothe* lie'*! look well in Ida J• iii»
latjdne*^ *iiit offering eongi.i t it hit Ion**
along with counters..•* and wn l«*ty lead
era
So In* went hnek t" the hotel hut not
to sleep All night he fought It out
with himself K e.dinn* he | at eta! t tie
floor Some* line he m(oih! gating over
t he f w - i*f t In * Uy A »*d
bv ttiornlng In ha I found himself
lie would drop In to ea'I Upon hla
old gufH'theart, but In tin* most cor
rant and c.omai w.i\ i)f »om-«* Me
Kecsp.ut tu'd not dreuneM that sue
had nd' iihshI so far In hei pro, » siahiu
*l*hr t '• * *• •( « f edet Mrs
f{ogei v '.ddhS t ' I hey were ii/imes t«t
(HMIJIIti1 ’ a
AtMl In* tail thought Umt Iwittim* In'
hint H on 111. Ik K Ml**! I‘*»rt <i "1C In
iuu! tin* «hi I mt hlw !*■ * i !in| Mn-nto
Mon i\* nniiM N* k to «x»tuo fem'k
am! tvlgu m of fin* tfuooi* \nuo oottngv
lu* hu*l bought w ithmit o' oil " riling to
lit* r,
ilo tlhl not liar* to think of tin* t*,o"
tWY u Htilim li ■ h ‘ l lo^i -n*'! |.*r tho
*»oiith room. nor I In* rug* In* lout no loot
r«! lit tin* no** mu * o\|».***tiou. nor
tin* Marshall u . lmk-tu' ho tout Knight
from tho rvM of tho holr*
It vra* t In tin i > . »» tv|n n re
fn »hoU by n lurkluh I with hihI « thbk
t4*pf«itt*ak ho foil Ht to present him
If at tin* ftltnho “f Mio Mamie
Mown, V I inl**t»- l u»ti*i tho %»*r>
eye* of n n»ry lowering ntutllo bn I hi lag
mnl hi tho ditvt light of failing *la\ <*u«l
*iunle*,l o!ts f i oiler* It moohioiI to nt
filiate that rague arttwfb* atmosphere
Mf whirl) VU !or Mm shall l»a«t reatl
tnueh
Maude nan g I to s«v b n m.feign
*<|l>. frankly g ».! am) Marshs' nr
sued that It «,i» tho proper attitude
of tho groat Mini tin* #ueee»*ft*l toward
v4«1 time frlrmtn l!o leaned Utok Itt
tho «*irv«| Krviiiti ehalr w hvn* bo
could keep the m«**e* of fra grout floral
offering* In full view to tiHU|or hit
U|wHH*h IV) worv a warning agaluat
perton-dlMe* aiul tnuiiiii'wviHm
Hut try «*» bo wonui t»» talk gilt tor*
111* genera ittleas, Maude steadily atnl
per* Wieldly led tho » ottve^'ifhm K*»ek
to k!r!\o port, o *| friend* ami what
U«nbttll to t oam tho i*ati| r ratio for
himself llo not. •! qot toll fcer of tho
I» II ami I ort C on*»\ »«*• she
4 k.
Uor vokxp wna a Mi
* tike waa burying
Li- her face to him vl«*irlt.
•fta; I Jtiat mu oa to aee a a man
* fig) lUlSOn-ss.
bin- t<n« i'X>Ou* «t him il*r* th<>
*►>;<-'* m«, (iit.I Ui* (fit that *h«* *sw
«*•!> th»t t.f. it> lit’ jslu&i
rU U».',*-tnU ii
: !iqr bw !»•
|| *»<«•!, l.«r !
1 ksi;»' ai4>! -
TU<* .
or FMUg *i
4 *Tm gw. a
*
fiitnt .t.. 1 i
MI'd like « TnVy t> tiki* you out
U* dimitr r'.lb in#* t'Hi’g!if at—af aoy i
old Ida* <*■ yo:» tulirlif tia.io*; but. y?u *«***,
t*'«* • *J '1**4 Hh.ik*# with iu*. I i
didn't think t <io iitifihiMi*” —
"Oh. 4m»? 4*r «*rc»ijifijf * Ifi<it*•«.** #*i
riahmd Mu M<*. with a rltakjr Istffti
-rn Wmr a tai bin*J unit him! idjirt
wal-t "
“Ira »»rfiiffjr «f you.” ti** *aid
“l*o jora l oo * « n/» ran got good
foot! within! too u. **fc *tjri**T"
Tiff glr! lo'*,*«nl a! 1i ;*§ oMIf
“I 4 m’t b - *w jifu I th ik
I’vf* fit■■/«» tori vhsit go . 1 foul t . «!***
IlUf If* j«***fi t«»a n:nj ctmftm and roiU |
with fin <>««ii banana for in** *o j
kw»& that r<*ai hot fool aound* Ilk**— j
wpli, h**a VfiiT*
lie Kin *\irii».; at b#*r it* »b** «t**od
til**'.** n;. : ‘ * f 1 **■ ! of t!o'v*-r
“I don't tt#id#*r*l»ind ** !*»* Sh**
ctokft} b**r H w* HtiMiody a* If »hitttHig ;
out mibi|i|>> m«*hn*rb« 'Iji«t night •
tho*f flo •<*:■< that bra fit if Ml dr*-* you j
wort* ar**1 the rount*****"—
“Vm, l«*f t*»k t b * hod If ail I* f »-*k j
I*v**r> (luiliir ! bad **;irri-ij by tmo li mg j
Mont of tho*** folk** w**r#* ofb«T liiui I
cliffi* Th**> > ain*.* on |w«jm*a l!***y
K|***fyt or* flow*«r* %vSiJit I r*--odi* J for !
ftuttl and rloth I b«* oofiiib* - an I th**
fl-Ht Of th** |M?SO! * |f| M !!**•!»• Ol**H
fiiol nothing h >n* through my warm
'u*r Ilf i'll* %. o t»ijt of it. I trot $5
I bat * wh.ii if iii»*;ni» to tfi ,#* r«fiir firl?
roni «*rf in Now VorU 'l l* it * wb.it inn
niml mi* •« ♦**?» iisoajiH for a girt without
tan King “
l .r :i m * * Tit \ *or Martha" ^f*»ifd
not flu-1 ?..* VHin- TIm*ii very gruily !*** j
drew tin* girl to hi* *! i**
‘Tvi* Mvii In wrong “ fi** Mid *bmg
11v. hnt ••>ni**«tly “I tt*o«»g!it yon dd
not < r*-. and •*., | pr**toodi- I not to
f I« r {)*'.:<I h .s<4 on Ilia xboohl *r. h**r r**
li'.. < f foi in «li.ii iiig v. tt* aooa loon
•a-h g a t* <• n ut) In !nv»\ if not hi af
fair - iijuho ! \ j-tor M ir-tia’I t*> <1 f»**r
(jijut 1> and gi-olly ail al**»nf tin* I» It
.*mi I oit <. *‘*i-*«*. tin* Aon** <-ot
; .iif* 1,1 \ I. . , wlo iow. tin* ruga and
til** Mar n,hi mmogany
V i v, :..-u In- li I hnlxhrd they wi*ut
f* ir 1. to other Into Mm* ^i It t**ri it if
rf;» t-i. xiii- wearing the * stllforiiia vio
let* an I he n ximrb* **pray of Mies of
Hi.- v »•' i !<* ii for Hi** h, mi»*i I inn*
that < 1.1- *|*ir'If 11' 1*1 l* ii-<l ai**1 a!**. fuN
tim** with m»i« i» gu-do a four
in* I » -4 fill, k w Id* h M hi I<* Moivry. et
f MiH *Tt * »: t* -f• • anil f*i *«*!*<•« th *».
f« ;j*,t i't-11 rm «*r i i >iy to mbro*bt will* |j
k h - to • *'• tl.it Olympus may I»•* 1
• ,i a ■. i,*• r«- I'l-i 1 *♦ ii New \ *rk
Mvk* * |»oi ! 11) • i Hongkong
A D*idd»nj Finin' i*r
lloi.if. - in* •*!-■* lit I fol* I l«*n him to
»i<. < {»t .-tent* if money fin ii < a*ual
v I->it>*i -* **r Mi smig*a ■* I in* vinl'or to III#
h < tii i •* who hi - atha«t*l by I in* boy #
bright r*i«*•• anil w ho wlahr I lo #how
hi# appro* it I by olTeritig Hobby hi#
I* t ni) pennies h a Hi politely hill thinly
to:<l • \ oilier L ml or present would
Ik* viehomed but that lln- I to v wh* tint
allowed t«* f * U * * of money Tht*
pifviiU * x j • »I *•« «I Mill I lie \ wiahetl t*»
keep tin inn-" ioit 1. . uuhiitlled b.v Hit*
lust f"i money will* h In* would only
•njiiainb i mi harmiui * wert lima I#
1! '' i • \ * i In «*i* < « lii’ii* Hohtiv bud
r* nd* m d an a mil xer\ i-v hr vvtm per
mitt -d to u * |»t ivimiiii'iiiuoii v\ h**u
offered ih lit)* |*!ivut’4 reasoned that
tin- L.t.or* i h worthy «»f I».h tide
\ ii I ' i f. w ho v* i* a fri ml of
tin* fitly i o id Ho till y pa dug one
day us d. *; ..• him In, a Led him to
run down t<» a near*) slur** for her
H ■ dhy everimd In# eoititnUeiou ami
i• • 111n . j promptly I he old lady wa*
pi rant'd
ilia) wan very id * !y done. Hobby,
and 'on mv a bright la I. Hhr said
fumbibm in her 1*1100 Now, hen* U .1 i
penny for you
Holili) drew himself u 1 * with dignity
My pi if toi .lolng lb.«t kind *»f an
errand.’ In* mid \eiy distinctly, is* »*
< eld N«• w \ «* k I'ren#
Hi# Souvenir.
\ (a juo'ih n* • < liM ar* ! v til one day at
n link* riMititrpint «• mu! fi till !!»*• mo
U' Uf Ilf <•!!*• «m| (Ilf lltfffUlitllt *»f thi*
«4111» ( liiu coi ;: • •i'Uk! hluiMir with es
IN* -v| X »* I'illl1
Li» hiih |> - omitfly addicted In calt
tinge itii*1 ii» i *m if«l tin* landlord to
prepare fur •! 111 * 5 * * r 00 hi* arrival mi
luinifiiM* iL I* .«* fli.it x egotable. which
In* fiiN. Iftifioij*' t »!i*coined
Nr\t «!•»' I.* - wa- fahhugf III the
soujand *i iMee in ilit* m(i*w, a !
!*\ i!i I . i > (!. • w !ii»'a i'llMuarv
do put . 1 HI !*\ .min w as conducted oti
(hi* busia t»f * abb,;\Sv
'fur 11 w * *l<<p tlif novelist lint
si.keut*d of a if l jIIHiotii vt’.l hi* ill
ffUM. ii or departing Just liefotv '•furl
liitf he W iiiloi on hi« || »s( to |it1*M*ll!
hi* respects He !*’ :i ! him ill Hu* g »r*
don (he kitchen garden
"iI.hhI air," lio lh*iiiiu lo-piiuLuisly,
I iu»t hope that, »fu*r having
l*een the utii'f of so capable uri ent*'r
ilner. I hhai. oof Pf suffered to de
-lit xx it bout i v.tuxftiirof tin* n ? ?**
Tin* country landlord i.wkr.l at him
with surprise .mul thou, inspired with
•til Mm. on Mini aloud
"John ' a fur tnli a ml “bring one of
>*H»r fineM t *a Idumea for this gentle
man " I umluii Standard.
Via Cruoia.
Olio of the moat iHsuliar of eon
Mnntftil celebration* of ICoster is Chut
w hit'll ftir ciMiturltai has Ipracticed
by thf monks of an * A* day
break* on tin* mottling of IohhI Friday
a long |iroff**kMl of (ho monks tiles
tut through thf gateway of the nblvt.
r«» Ii bearing on his hack an enormous
and homy irww by way of annual (Kpn
ait. f and In imitation of what they con
aider tit have l*eeu on* of the **\erv*t
i forma vf t'hriat a physical suffering
through hand.'* and villages this jia
f » 1 it.h . 'S makes its way in spits
>f Hu* tt* sl-llttg knee* and aching
• >. s wiiifs the villagers, with bare
mi 1 fH.wwl heads, do homage to the
cr»** that their pen*we may lack
r..thing of severity. tbew monks strike
into Hit* conutry. th.xeiltg tin* #trrje*i
•d roughest paths Metropolitan
M«g£fin*'
In Ano«»\t
irU;S |udl tg*d iU XfcH
m were sa|«l to ha»*
kortijf". «t y In Turkey.
t cord. i Hie Mtdiml It«torv1
Turkey * « uate = * |m*deetiv* of great
longevity. <wr a? Ur\s\ has that rop«?a
Xicat In Krut l^ightcha qtresuiusblv In
Turkey» there \% said to t*e living
it V v a.IvatHNsl iff of 1TI year* a
sfxv. - i:ont hssxkto' tth*wr father
xv as 112 y fa > o*d w ht' he died
tiff f- ,} C •
ixveetheart of J
THE JAPANESE WAY.
Rvtaa For « M»ti Pr<rta«*
Ageiriet Mtjfctr Taxes.
T!»€ K*i^rn»f»sc kli** fi»a
Artriil'UiiJW 4 |JjrKr*5|mW 1 tf
m Iih Ji >« •.illy M .**» <:
ty It;** *.:tt*p ef lrit «!)t<to f*romfrt* »
is* i*h-;*.- t r.iwjt-u tf huiUl tbr front «J**or
*»t i - ti#.r»3--f» *4.? fit»f a iitir
r ,!«) iM*f *f**t if:? j if »rtt| a
!,: :« il#» ,f on W« l»in k land*
<'.!■ I * 5 ,«*^«** f«» <*j**'**ifj If* an
* Mi-! « fi,il »ls«T njfWftflitf a
i- j* Mi- nutnly way know
'
\ *1 . t ii ,* ft f»» v% holiday #*ofi
«r * ill ii i|;i> v n* iharwtl In
• h . j M|:t! Ml** ««, »{#,Of» |**OftU?
* * j,| i. * -is ail *» - *ft»**f fo juffii*
,,9.r*i *d »J »'S *r* I**'- hi sc'orttVa 'l*»n
d I'm* f . ,i* »t|i f JajMU I- HH
•, »*l* 1 f»***- *f»»Tf*niu #**il I**H Ml** *at
<it i» i;1: ti* tif Tokyo. ofi "tla
io * )r fjj» plfitnMt a ir «»n
*r**r f' i<« j ;-,«»*»{ Ing tn HIl»iya fwft. to
( rot«**f ****- alarming liirff-SAf
ii j •. iinii *i—*t*n!t of fo jflv** Imi/HN
for a
r|Ii** {*»•** author If !«•« rvfm»rnt**rMl
tf}'* lit **»• •!.v* <»f *fr***-t fight Jog fliaf
fli** fffiift i > i of tfw*
: of: : * i.*'i f .-ti*** in ,»fy It* Hi- fall of
l.i*ir* < '.tf o* t-nidiifi all lb- uproar
win el-irtiMt ■. Mia linriiugof Mia jf ifas
to Hji.it {* • rk h\ f» ilk a *inlrr, and
v: !fl»irt !•(»•■ hour- llo* h »u ** of flia
fioi*.** nih::-!*-f io-rnM* fbr afriod, wnn
f, , I til l |i*‘%»i»*♦♦ w **ra lading **ttf
«!>*v n hi Ml** ' load ;«vami*» fiM'llig tha
f#irv, M 11!*» i uirdu of the moonfod
if i Taro****
\\ if ?!»»**»• * Jr* 'IffMMfK **s Ifl rilllMV
tf.** f > • I •*'!!?)* r ’ •’* p«»*tod tin* fo I
lotting tintli** If i prominent plscwi
*itm*11r ft i* *fv on th«* f|jy that the turf**
• neefii •>' was to t#e held
. • * t* f .» <?«rri#*d by who
• !t**r» I t’ - p*, 4M ir.e
N » fc* • 4-i, i i>r male ‘ **» nhatl t>« ear
ii< l
N > < *pi'- c-o a* all \h» burned.
T! < IP *• shall not <1**
«fr<»>*•<! f'r
S' , tn j .f th< diet who supported
the > ii X |n»r.-.\M‘ bH>s ni«:i I*** hmi JlP*d
|J »i*{. \ i o' |»oii< *• prohibition* *t»eH
f • <’J ■ if diollld I ttli'** ■ -s l!M*fMng
i o.jt- i! rfj it :soUamr Ii h! their effeet
i , *• \ n # riot v»*w \ ork Sun
T ■ Oi ant Orrac Glo*vt-p.
MThi' " ;f i- blower U passing, In* will
khui Ih* :;i i hi* ui inoii **xfin* I.” «hmI
a unf' l m K*h n pity I !<• wiih a
*|IIH !tlf ft I*’*
■\h»Kf <»f s blowers were simple
minded ofi! oh :|h who ft If i j ! \ Udieved
fli*’y iMi!-.i nit their blowing t<* the
fTltlsir* lb Kelt. light pilss.itfes fhe>
blew ni*<I W ben Ih<* rri^cen
do* thundensf furfli they worked frun
thulfy Mowing with nil their might
»»n*i to tin
•off* 11 ii fare!Ions leporferon tin* k>
> *i paper would refer f»* the eveelleut
blow It;:; of the organist' < assistant,
Mr |t dh»\\ *« ' Tliffi tin* I. Jo w er in his
vault* would develop itiI flit* mITim »a
tioiis of ii rinl**r»*vwK | or a Sousa Now
in 1 blow *1 **!hot!♦*!> . ii dreamy hih :!e
on his tips. Ids in luilf < lo-o<t The*
mush- would l ining** to a mar* !» hihJ
he’d stamp tils foot hi linn* while* up
iloivtt. up down tin* «»t*t bellows In
flute nJ o would la* Jerked At a ell
hi; x lit-* fare won hi redden; he'd bend
to liis ( a. I M'sw so fit and fu
lions that tin* oigin w-uild nearly
l#ur-.t " New <*rle.<u* I hues I »emo
ernt
An An.ient 7 rub For Chicago
V ‘ f . f i ! . hit - *• b»- i I -1‘gn i IIV t Ii
r**!»lo . nliltMi* of :i t hhilg * IlilOUUlbi
for tin* tr.iii*.f*‘r t*» that * it> of an an
•'.lit : . ' ■ > . .• ‘ ' * - * - !
lug t<» an \sKtutti »om* ijion l»»nt «*f tin*
I.oitdon « ; ? tphh rin* intul* is Hi(l|:lt«s|
in r flu* | •> r.i: * * Ids ot Sji h kill i fw«*iity
ndh*s fii»iu f .ilro. and Im a favorite
resort of tourists win* usually make
the fotmiey on lands aw» s tin* *h*s
ert from ihe gmit pvrimiln »t t.t'nh
t he rhl. ag.i hiitsi*uin authorities wish
to retiiox i* tin1 | »;ti t > in its entlr**fy I'o
arldeve this w ill nafuratlv a dlfthult
pnldeiu It has Ia*en nrraug«s| that a
wind** trd i shall i irr> tin* ttenh In
set tlons ft »m tin* * ■ • * a r« ■ -1 point of tin*
rallwav to tho » »a-i but n » arrangt*
llienta l» \ \ »* v t I'een • opt|«|»*f»s| fo:
moving tin* fotid* rr •! ttu>d**sert sands
to the railway line I In s,*« tlons of
«? toiuh w ' i i paefv. il and
pl.it ed oa I'tMl'i! a st . r r t *. • t f Salil
or Aloxendii* \noiher sjHelal train
Wl'loolnex It f t the V ltleri< all eoaisf
to I'liii/i: n, W ti.'ie tile *e.!i ns will Is*
put together under dhe.tion o! ar. fute
Ok u’ists
T 3 Mild a .’,1 Murdeivui P«c*
III 1 ‘■ llt.l!' i dr| 1 ! t l.'poi;* fol
I''* f« • > ' • '! ■ ■■ s; anil .'ll I with I Mlp , Ml s
mil prom in.-mo tho ".'.MI (loath* from
«>' If irt ills. Ml.- •111,1 tllO I 'll V lit
lent ,i> ii|,< 1 11.' r "hut rotlo.ts tin
in t.l .It'll In*; .if tlf liniimn t*.*t. un.l.T
til.’ ov. if. llfllt i*f our hiutl allo.-d OX hit
oii.v. ilui .i 11 ,-r la ,i growsomo r«k it .In, t
t*r of lh*' duo rt int of I tif run ns for
tliolr own lit. * Of llio I.IMI ilt.i I lot (tv
i lolou.f only ‘.’si w . ro houilol.lti ari l
Til auloUto* N.-arly 4 iXkt rlttxon*.
thou. wor. s-auglitorovl by atroot cars
fnolory w h.-ol*. trunk*. lonomont liovisr
tiros and ollior sanction.-.1 moth.at* of
oxlcrmliatioo a comparison of this
rooord w lh that of otlior largo oltio*
would auroiv put Now Y.>rk at Iho vorv
bottom of iho Hat Whoro oiso ta a
g-ssl alnotl vlllago ohlltoratod hr wool
ilcnts ovory Iwolvomootb 1 Now York
Trilvuuo.
Litoratura of Japan
Japan has uovor pmdlWOil a Shako
up. aro or a Milton a t loot ho or a Hum
IsM.lt, a Moutaigoo or an Ktuoraon. a j
tllblaiit or a Mommson, lint doaplto
this fact It haa a vory rvspoct.xblo lit
oraturo In all of It* rarloua brnnohoa
blatorr. pootr.v. urography. art. wlrit.'*
an.l tho uovol education la .julto mil
Vorv,.. this onh,-nt Iho ouiptro. and
within tho past thirty or forty roars
tho national ittoraturo ha* grown Uu
i. oi :v Now \..rk v no .an
CASTOR IA
For Influx* and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
IV** thd "* ’
KEWS
BALSAM
FLOWER WEDDINGS.
How th« ln*«ct* Af« Luffd
p*rtt T*ay Play.
The faff»> e« i» ^ aol the ar!'<l
•mm a* deceiver ami manure* wero
j tby/Qg aofjw* high y nlKfsh&g
: pl#»* of Htf #• known pi *•'* ,wf pfl**d •^■4
! fower lif** (Itwribni bv I*r»fe--»*jr Bot
‘ Wwney. M V . In a recent e»tur* at
! the t-.inl<* g^rxf* !•-. b 'f•***<>r Rot*
Ifoniley. 9. ho la (of Ijofan? at
Klnar'a college, HitltWiI hi* lecture "\a
! rjon* MtrtHgr ('unfon* *f ITaitt 1-lfe.
IJe el plained how f‘ >* era entk*e in*
***■1* into their service io order to get
married and so prof*-re their ape
ries Muit flowery nr* *h*p^ndefJt for
■ V ••• #* '>'••*
the plants develop in * in **? a* to
* aftra . liu* ruituin of **m of the
| Insect world
Tbf first ihpob* of i-1 e Inserts,
said f*rofe**<»r Hot tor *v was a very
human oop and cot»**'‘d r*f prufldlog
fre»* (Irinka K ery f! >,r h-♦** i^ rcM
somewhere ntsxif it a wrgc nr srunli
•tore of honey, to wbi< e* Insect. la* It
| midge '>r I witter fly .* attracted Hut
•a an additional aftra 'em flowers de
| vrlof) a beautiful **•♦*( i f mating
| ipfiniraii'-r ao a* to attract the insects
attention
It la also interest Pi.: to note th.it the
simple flower* are n, r .* i by simple
insect* mere eijrnfr*- i* the lecturer
d esc fitted them, wh ' e snore elab
orate flowers require highly de
velofied ln***< ta. such ■ ■* tares *#r butter
flies bishop*
since the f *»or V er cannot go
a wooing Itself Ifni r *e de;**ndeDt
U|*>n the kindly eri of Inject*. it
not only renders b » f attractive to
tleate messengers of ov* but provides
them with comfort • the form of
eonvenlent resting \ *‘»n»e orchids
even providing a little - upon which
bees may alt and sip the honey
Of conrae tlie wh<»« <• *< t <>f attract
big In sect a l« to mak* heui bear the
pollen powd»*r from ie p <fit to an
other, the introdm•? *' *»f the pollen
Din king the fertrlz.!’ • of the seeds
p<>«' !•!»•
AH pi Milt* ar»* *n an !• ~'-d that white
the in-*** !- tfip) nil • I <re drlnki g
their honey T 1st* |H>n»*r» j*■ .%v «ler i* either
t*eh s - itte '*! over ' r It**-! **- to I**
taken to another j*S;• -f «*r the pollen
already *oaltered on if »* inott I* being
Mue|i| off l> the <!f tile see I
feme* It In itluo ini i is t«» notice
t h ;* f those pin tit* w* i'P ■ I moth*
wltii’h »ir«* night dying I • t*. ni'f near
ly always whit#* and -«**nr»»<l
Tilt* |m*11<*i« uf a phiM i- tto*I Jealous
ly guarded That i* ' ny flower'
close their petal* oi da day- tin* i«l**;i
Isdlig !<> keep flu* t i f»Mia rain
Thin i* particularly n* cable In cm
CUKC*.
Nat only ln«eet*. I •'if bin!*, mail
and flu* wind, to plant world to
make I >ve The p**! ♦ r ii >■( tin*
pine free which art* *pre.id by tin* wind
have tiny Imllmm* -it -bed t * * them
The lecturer I i«l«*»| with a tic
fMTlptlntt of the wild arum, which wa*
de*trll>ed a* a rca ’ wicked plant
committing even i •!* In it* love
making The wild mi::-, secrete* a
honey that Inh • iu and
not cotifetit with tin" • ; i -n. II
develop* berries nhi> •: f; • t Hrd*
But tin* e berm- !-: ve poison
on* ti> bird* ami • I d im•* i
eaten of the berry «I!«•* promptly falls
to the e irtb Mtit! th* > ** I be • 1 ■ i vln.
flesti form* the i »* t p«'- ,d.le m amir*
for flit* g< nvth >f fl. • ui» *11 M v-.l re
nmluh g t «! :• u ! in the bird’* « it
cas*. I *»ini i \J irror
Where Di the CiJ fm'V,» G
\\ ,..i f '• i • . m! .. a ; o i pi linn*
Any pi ■)•*.!i»*r will ta •» v i
plan > I•* . ■ von w ant a n » * ■ u* a
will ;*il * » .i ub^tanti.:! credit *<a
even H if of another nva.m I'rotn
time • ’ • ’ dealer* .uiitmiii.v -•> -
of tired p * \ll dealer* have hug*
sto» •!.* of f’.ii.ii *»n hand eon fatilly
t» !*• plan firm ha* on exhibition an
>11 f » .ii > a*.I -■ mare piano v. ai. Ii w a
u nb* it Seam half a ivntury ago T!»t.
piano ! «• rs a p aenrd to tin* « fT«*ct f!i *'
any « :n* v. !i * will pay the carfag.- may
tune if tor the ;,>!»iug No one Ii • - »
eepfed I lie
. . (.■*-> • i. ' uae ru r takes that p an
ofT tin* hand* or tin* dealer* who w « r
to g. • s I f it What w 111 the d
do with lt r oiivltiimly with r»*nis a-»
hlgli as the\ are It wouldn’t pay to
utoie i , • -.ii ean’t gi'e away
So th .j * ■ , *n remains, Wliaf In
the last • , *»f undesirability
of lilt t!;e .* ! | tmtts? - Uashin-p. ,
I'ost
I
Rest Made Easy
There Will Be Less Sleepless
ness When Putnam People
Learn This.
t an t re*l at night with a had back.
Alamo, a weak or an aching one
Ikutn - Kntnoy Kill* arc for had
track* •
They cure every form of kidney ills.
From common backache to diabetes
They are oiulorsevl by Putnamjpeople.
! Mrs. John itebo of Mill Street,
1‘utnam, l nil., say*: “Kor flvelor sis
years 1 suffered from kidney trouble.
My Isvek |>atntsl me almost constantly
and I often had such sharp twinges
throughout my body that I could
hardly move I could not sleep well
at night hut leased fv»r hours from one
'ide to the other. 1 used many reme
dies, hut cl no relief, and gradually
grew weak and run down. When I
leant! .1 ,s u 1>. i:t s Kidney 1Y - I
procured .a c\ at l>res*er's drug store }
and ivimiii
days I was
the pain* |<
usd using them. In a few ;
haling heller and finally ,
i my aek altogether. I |
mended Ikvan's Kidney !
iriettds and know of many {
- i them with the same j
giant results "
1 sue y ail desk:'. l*rteo *<
cents t -li-Mitbum to. H;.lta!o,
New Y> k. - i agent fv>r the l niied
Rse-a it*
«
aIM t.J >:■ *■ s a SEjf
Trollev Time Table
I he Consolidated Kaiiuav Cl
EFFECTIVP. -Fpr. 17. 1*>7
Time given tm <w» !*-»*in* From end
Main Street
Putrrnm for Worrier and intermedv
**e *t*p* a! *6.o7. 77.55 a. m.* b"; v ' •*"*'**
trr until $.36 p. m- Return leave Woree-deri itv
Hath at 6.15 a m.. and t oath cnti. *♦••■>?
Time 2 boors and 20 minute*; fare 43 cent#.
Putnam for Webster aud iotermediatt
•top* at •6 07 a. m.. :7-V> a. m., •fi’i
until 10 55 p. m. Ueturuiwg, leave H eMtd
*r *$.15 a. m . 7 4' a. m. and bourlv unit
10.35 p. m. Fair 20 rent** Eitra for Mec-ha*
ncfvuie only hourly lrotn 1.25 p. m. until <.2-> P
m
I. mtf Putnam for I>ayviHe an * -mediatr
•topt mt i§45 ». ro. and hourly thereafter unti
II .35 p. tii Returning, leave THyviile at *5.4
a. m. *6.10 a. ra., iJavvifle (car boose> ; t.7B%
m., and hourly thereafter until 10.2$ p- m
J. eave Putnam for Uanielson at l845 a. in.
then Uotirlr t "; 1*.15 p. m. Returning leave
I>anicl*on at :7.P‘a. m. *~d ’hen b -rly unti
10 10 p. m. Fare 15 f» ?«.*
Lr*~ Pawiara fo- ,eoiraJ Village and inter*
rri* ate* »p- at *6.35 a. m. and noorljr until
9.35 m Upturning, leave eotral \ iliage a’
•6.13 a. m„ 7.45 s. a ., sod bo i >. tbereaftei
anti) 9.43 p. m. Fare 23 cents. All ear*
nect at ertral V .lajge for Mooaap. rare,
cenu.
Putnam and Providence
I^eave Putnam for Providence and w*t P°>f,t*
at 6.33 a. ns changing at Ehnvilfe on
th** Providence and Danielson Railvra' . leaving
Elmville at 6.45 and S.45 a. m. and hnurl)
thereafter to and including 6 45 p tn. Return^
lag, leave Market Square, Provide me, a? 5.4’
a. m. and bourlv tl»«*e»fter to 3.45 j • n;.. tbet
5.45 p. m. Fare 75 cents.
• (><»e* not hju Sundaes.
7 Sunday a, one hour later,
x Sunday*, 2 hours later.
All > is l car* c , m**ct s’ eotral Vi?
lage with ears tor Moovup
Above table subject to ebaage without ootict
For Puritv ami Ftcehenre. arid a ct.frihinatioi
of properties lo coustitnU’ a perfect
drinking watc. L
Putnam Mail Service
/903.
POST OF PM t Ol'I.N
From6,30 a. id. to 8 p. ns.
Sunday*.from 8 i»* ro a. m. The lohb\ wil
remain open *<• Lock Ilot holder* until 1*2 m
Hniidavs irom 6 W a.in. to 12 in ..»..**) ’ > 7 i-.u*
Cairier’s wimktw upeuSttndayf from 8.HO to 9.3'
MOSKV OltllKK |> 1 \ I S IOM
Open ftom 8 a, w. to 6 p. m.. closed on Sun
dars and Leiral Holidays.
Registry Division often during office bourn
I9KI.IV KHIM
Ilv (’itv Carriers Dadv, {Sunday* anc
Holiday* excepted) at 8.20 a. m. and 4.10 p
m.; and 11.Oft a. n». in the Business Section
One delivers bv City Carriers on Holidays.
HOI KS OF COLl.FCTIoMft
From the Street Letter lk»>es, (Sundays am
Holidays excepted, and Desjmulu*.!
RRS1UKNTIAL SKC1 ION
Collections. • iRespatcbe*
6.15 to 6 JO a. m .. mail despat bed at 7.10 i in
8.:*0 to 11 M) a. rn., *• “ “1115“
4.30 to 0.30 p. ui., •• “ “ 7-Li p.m
F B«»NT A > O r t.M STId n |St>\
6.Ift a. nr,
10.GO a. ui .
11 1-i it. mM
3 vO <*. nr,
ft 00 p. in..
mad despatched
at 7 10 a. m
•* 10.10 **
- 12 Ift ”
“ 5 ;l** P
“ 74 ft “
lit It A I I It 4 I l»l I I \ I li Y.
Route* No. I and 2.
Rural arrier* !< u\r daily, (Sunday* and Hu!
o*\s excepte.!* at 8.10a. m , return at 3.10 p.m
Mailable mi’ter, weighing 4 pound* or les*
sent bj Kura! Carriers must be prepared by
at amps affixed.
MAII.s OPF.N FROM
Boston, New ft k. Hartford and all poin*
north, c»*t. *<*uth and west at 8.1ft a. ut.
Boston, H.lft. |0 |ft a. in., 3.4ft, 6 Oft p. in.
Danielson. .8. U «. in., 3.1ft p. m.
Norwich. 8, 11 a. m , 3.4ft. 6.0ft p. rn.
Haitforti, 8. 11 a. m., 4 10, 6.4ft p. m.
New ft ork. 8. 11 *. m.# 4.I0, 6.4U. p. in
Worcester. 8.15 a. m., 6.0ft p. m.
Welter, 8.lft i m., 6.0ft j rn
Wilhmautic, H.00, 11 a. m , 4.10 p. ni.
Sundays from all points * 30 i m.
>1 Alls CI Os l- colt
Boston.7.10. 10.10 a iii.,121ft.3.3ft.ft.3ft,7 fftp.o.
Danielson, 7 40. 10.10 a. m.t ft 3ft, 7,4ft p. :u.
Halt fold. 7 40. 10.10 a. tu . ft 'ft 7.4ft :> m*.
V A ft’ork. 7-40. Id.! - 7 f-,n
\* A Have . - »n. li. 1,1 4 ■ :n.
N u wich, 7.40, 10. pi a. ni.. ft (ft, 7.4ft p. ru
W iilrtiiantie, 7.10. 10.fo a m^ r m
WoiveMcr, 7.10, 11 ft 1 • * u . i ft. ft. . y 7 fft j
West and s .ii*1,,-. state*, 7 o 7 40, 10.fo a
111 , 3.1ft. 3.35, ft. 4ft, 7 4ft p. n>
Worcvste and \t« 1 uu-. V Wav Sta
" - Sen :
lion*. 7.4 > a. m., 5.35 p m.
Boston and Ha:More, Last, Wav Stations, 7.1*
s. m.
B • n and !!...»ford West, Wav Stations, ft.3?
p. m.
lloatoti and Pough., Fast, Way Stations, 3.3?
i and I*. . West. Way Stations, 1<U(
B*»*ton, Pr..v:.l,*r..v ind New York. F**t Wat
Statior*, 10.10 a.m. * *
\V iwd'itH ks, Wt Ht;. d aod Hartford, bv stage
10.30 a. n, 4
Woodstock*, South. N rth. East, 10.30 a. m
5.30 p.m.
Pom tret. 8.00 * r . ft 3ft p. m., bv stage.’
Night* for a:: ;*>.nN 7 1ft p. ni.
Sundays for all point*. >.30 p. m.
TRANK C LETTERS. Primula.
Tlie
\
Chaiiea>rr the World.
A S. H.W1S
Telephone 144 — 4
Uloium Ctrh.>t nif .O.^'l
M&trneeton; t rvn »*e.U;
Nk) urn 12* * jg*.
Sodtum 1’hl.rHie. ^
Sodium Suij-hati'..’* ()H
Sodium Nd.-*lo. .| x
PotfeLSlom 8a;J f.»U ..
St item.......7 If
Ov.de ot Iioi isd \ ututut.014
Volatile »ud 0:ii*iiH-...
T~**\ 1
Total Solid He^iO' e on Enporttit>a,
Iduit’s pe? l v Ga l.g9>4
• The*e ;x-«h;ss-^ •:..«» tl %: r aster contain* i
mv v- >!i erv :.| o! ud matter. that i
** ,!AlV ■’ »* ’’'Y*bk* f tin tv. and ; iron
d-a^ua^e xve?4'n-.n*'.on, V mv ^ikiob th,
»v»5er \* *a ex , lent -i* for dmAic*:
Yo*»r* ’ v,
hTKPKUT r SMITH.
1 VT i Ut *ute Kd6 1
CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hats Always Bought
Bears tfc* y/f7
fc^i-atur* of
CASTOni A.
Bnntla ‘SI lj< tW HlW t»: ,s j
sr 7
buy the light running
Saw Home
Sewing Machine
the most re’iable family machine
made. Prices range from
$25.00 to $38.00
We have other makes for $19.5,
fully warranted and still others for
$11 75.
All Grades cl Pianos Sold on Easy Terms
j Good Bargains in Socond-hand Organs.
Edison iiiid Columbia Phonographs
COMPLETE STOCK OF EDISON RECORDS.
F. G LETT ERS & C0„
Main and Union Streets. Putnam.
WANTED SUMMER BOARD
p,v thousand* of Br<> k'vn j.. !e. Can vnu take a f. w If so. list yonr
R . >K I Vs' l»AI!. Y EAGLE FREE INFORMATION
Bl’REM f a wiio l- p.ii-oo-■ a printfd blank is jnovided. Hie service
„f the INF<>RMA 1 ION lU’REAl*
Will Cost You Nothing
The Bi" k'vn Eagle is tlie best advertising medium in the worl 1. It
cam*- 111 ne H -oTt Ivertismeiits jhan any New York paper. It stands
l'KE EMIN EN l'EV at the head.
\:i ADVERTISMKXT in the Eagle costs little, but brings large
results, b-. iuse the EAGLE INFORM UTON BUREAU is constantly
helping it Write for listing b;ank and .Valve lising Rale Card, Address
irLmatiai Bjraai Bmkl/n Oiilf Eula, Br okyn N Y.
Mention the paper in which you see this advtrlisment.
In Your Your K;t. hi n Will
Save Time Work and Money.
Putnam Light $ Power Co.
Removed Over Pray's Market.
STATIONERY
Our line of stationery contains supplies for the
business man, the professional man, the student,
and the lady. In buying for this department we al
ways have in mind the store, the office, the school,
and the home. \\ e make our specialty of the best
grades and latest designs, but have in stock the
cheaper grades- Blank books, pens, pencils, inks.
School Supplies for a
Sonsr!
' y1 :lt'e u{en>' ' and we have nearly even'
t, }
tired
p :ces so lew as w:

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