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Norwood, Jan. 6.—Leon CastleOswegatchie Second, Jan. S.—
man, age 2L son of Mr. and Mrs. About sixty attended the communHerman Castleman died at the ity social held the evening of Dec.
Hepburn hospital Friday .morning 3 1 s t It was rather a novelty t o
after several months' illness. The see old and young join in games tofuneral was held from the home of gether, but everyone appeared to
his parents on Blm street, Sun- be having a good time. Thanks to
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. the leaders, Mrs. Giffin and Mrs.
Joseph Phillips of the Congrega-. Haggart.—The Ladies' Aid and Mistlonal church officiating. T h e body sionary societies will meet at the
was placed in the vault in River- home of Mrs. A. G. Doren Thursside cemetery. The pall bearers day, Jan. 7th, for dinner. The
were J a i m e Castleman,
Paniel, Home Bureau will meet at 10 a. m.
(Ronald and Nelson Grant Surviv- for the monthly business meeting.
ing are his parents, two brothers, —The Pioneers met with Richard
Howard and Herman Jr.; four sis- and Edwin Smithers Tuesday eveters, Mrs. Arthur Winnell, Stella, ning, Dec. 2th. Fifteen were presBertha and Ventlla Castleman.— ent and a fine time w a s enjoyed by
all. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Leon McCagar w a s called to
Robert and Carlton Patterson on
Watertown last week by the death Friday evening, Jan. 8th.—Friends
of her mother 'Mrs. Mary Wood.— here were sorry to hear of the.
'Mr. and Mrs. James LaPonte and death of Robert Paul of Lisbon.
children spent N e w Year day with Though it is many years sinew he
Mr. LaPonte's parents at
Pots- lived in this community, he is redam.—Mrs. Waldo of Detroit, Mich membered with much esteem. Buris visiting her sister Mrs. A. L. ial services were held Sunday, Jan.
Yale <Mrs. Wjaldo expects t o re- 3rd, at the Second Oswegatchie
main some tfane in this vicinity.— cemetery.
P. J. Flynn who spent the holidays
in town with relatives
returned
Nasty Trsde Methods.
to New Haven Conn. Saturday.—
Miss Esther Pearson of N e w York
Wifey—Oh darling, what a horcity spent Christmas with
her
t
grandmother, Mrs. (MarceUa Pear- rible suit!
Hubby—Yes,
dear,
I
didn't
know
son .—word w a s received here last
it looked s o bad. And the worst of
week from Mr. and Mrs. Mark Farit is that it is guaranteed to
ley formerly of this place, an- five years.
nouncing the death of their daughter Hasel, age 23, who died in t h e
The Way Rows Start.
General hospital at 8t. Catherines
Ont., D e c 17. (Much sympathy Is
Wifey—How can I drive a nail
extended the family. In their be~ without hitting my fingers?
revement—Mrs. John Wells who
Hubby—Hold the hammer in both
suffered a paralytic shock some- hands!
time ago is in a critical condition.
—'Miss Irene
French
returned
home Saturday from Ottawa, Ont.
where she spent a week with relatives.—Miss Marion Dally who
spent the past two weeks at Lake
Placid returned home Monday.—
Bernard Flynn spent the week end
Experienced Weaver* and J
with relatives at Brasher Falls.—
Mrs. Frank Dailey of
Syracuse,
Girls over 17 Years of Ag* •
and Mrs. S. J. Hardy of Bvanston.
to Learn Silk Weaving. X
111., were called here recently by
the serious illness of their mother, i
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Mrs. John Wells.—Miss Margaret
Bresee returned to Watertown Sun
MANHATTAN SILK 00. •
day after spending a few days with
LOWER FORD STREET
e
relatives in town.
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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By W. 8. COUSINS, International News Service Financial Editor.
New York, Jan, 6.—It is one of! purchased free from annoying regthe best known axioms of the in-j ulations and discriminating taxes,
vestment markets that the rate of land citizens of Prance, Germany,
absorption of hlgh-Krade invest- Holland, England, etc., are willing
meats reflects the purchasing pow- to accept heavy discounts in the
Vatican Shows Much Interest er of the people. As a practical conversion of their respective curworking out of this rule, bond pur-, roncies Into American dollars in orin Program for Euoharis- chusing
Is always stimulated b y j d e r to be in position to buy our
without
interference
prouperlty at home and abroad, securities
tio Session in June.
while periods of depression dry up from. governmental agencies, ami
the sources of investment funds, \ generally without being compelled
Will Be Most Notsble Meeting of and prevent the wide circulation of jto turn over a heavy toll 'u the
Prelates Ever Held In U. 8.—
high-grade securities, which there- tax-gatherer* Needless to say, this
AT CRIMC, YOU C A N T W I N .
Many Cardinals Coming.
fore remain with the banking syn- demand from foreign sources mnlea
ET T U MA FERGUSON?
QsnnlaM SMI W
dicates or with institutional buyers a distinct contribution to the buyBy GUOLIELMO EMANUEL,
like savings banks, insurance com- ing power of the domest'c market.
P I N C H O T S PANACEA.
International
N
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w
s
Service
Staff
panies, bonding companies, etc.
AMBIDEXTROUS?
investment bankers have reportCorrespondent.
INTRODUCTION.
Investment bankers always find ed in the last few months, an in"MiTThVr^nHou, lady Governor of
A modern chronicle of the bewildering situation which confronts
Rome, Jan. 7.—Pope Pius Is a more receptive market for the crease of interest in invest m e w s
Teras. say* evolution mint bi» rethe young married contingent of 9wry village, hamlet and tows>—a watching with utmost satisfaction best grade of bonds when workmen and a decline in the demand for
moved from TVXHH public school
speculative securities, which - are
straightforward record of the flirtations, problems, adventure* and the preparations now being per* are fully employed, wages compar- found among pond issues as well
book*. One book actually said
atively
high
and
the
workmen
of
fected for the twenty-eighth Buthat for anon to ppeak of "men and
romance that colour the crowded hours of America's youth.
a s among stocks. Numerous thinly
charlstic Congress—the first to be the country in a contented mood. secured mortgage bonds, income
animate 4s unwarranted
egotism,
The heroine is Sal Me and through the fearlessness of youthful eyes held in the United States, whtch This largely explodes the theory
for man In an autmat, Just as truly
she will bring to you the vivid experiences which dally beset her group will take place in Chicago next that American working people are bonds and convertible bonds have
a s the beast of the fields."
profligate and extravagant with all no place either In the strong boxes
of Interesting young friends—interesting bsoauss among her laugnter* June.
of inaivldual investor or in the seloving comrades you wHI most personalities with whom you are familThe Chicago Congress will mar.k their funda and are unable to ap- curity lists of the investing instiRome beasts of the fields would
iar In everyday life. In Sal lie's ootsris of friends you will recognise the assembly of the greatest num- preciate the value and Importance tutions, savings banks, etc. In fact,
h a r e sctttnthlng to say about that.
of Intelligent thrift and investment,
the characteristics and mental equipment of your own daughter per- ber of Cardinals and other high ec- largely entertained in home and the banking laws of the various
Many of them don't commit wholeclesiastics
of
the
Catholic
Church
states expressly forbid the purhaps, or again you will aee the moral battles whloh at one trnis embarsale mt&niter and rail tt patriotism,
ever brought together In the Unit- j foreign circles. It Is true that In chase of such bonds.
Investors
rassed
some
very
dear
friend,
or,
who
knows
but
what
as
you
follow.
don't look the half-developed childof* Amered States, or in the New World for large measure the
^ savings
'
*have
been
giving
closer
scrutiny
ren of ottier animate In factories
8allle's confession of events, you will come face to face with some; In- that matter.
ican working people reach the Into
the
character
and
quality
of
or mills' and oall it business, or unherent remissness of your very own.
The most notable gathering of vestment markets indirectly thru their investment purchases, and the
derpay their brother** to Increase
the hierarchy hitherto held In the the savings bank route, but many safety of their principal than hereprofits that they don't need.
We were alone In our suite of her forgiveness on t h e grounds of United States probably was the thousands of them have learned to tofore, and are less concerned with
,
rooms at the hotel. The excite- being) hopelessly uxorious."
Plenary Conference convened in select the best grade of bonds, to the annual rate of interest given
"Senators Hdge, King and Bruce ment of playing roulette, of seeing
"Thanks. That's, a pretty com- Baltimore forty years ago. The purchase them and place them in or PROMISED on the bonds they
agree that the workings of prohi- Kllie again and the little "frisk" piLmeut
You see, you, yourself, contrast between the earlier gath- permanent safe keeping.
buy.
This is the most important
bition are enough to nut'ke the De- at Olro's had had a stimulating ef- Improve with competition."
ering and that to be held in the
element in bond buying and exFor
the
first
time
since
the
bemon Rum laugh htmnelf Hick, that fect. It was impossible for me to
Again a smile played over his United States in June emphasise
plains the willingness of many
drunken item* to raimpaut, and our go to sleep. However, I undressed face though he was trying; desper- the tremendous growth of Catho- ginning of the war In Europe in shrewd investors to accept 4 per
1914, our investment bankers are
political ttfo '•menaced."
and slipped Into bed preparing to ately to be serious about the whole licism in .America in the interven- being called upon to supply a large cent on government and municipal
matter.
ing period.
meditate upon the stirring events.
volume o f American securities to bonds rather than purchase bonds
A girl, twelve years old. la found
"There's another thing, Sallie
The Baltimore conference WSB foreign Investors. America is prac- offering 6 to 7 1-2 per cent, but on
A slight tap at t h e door and
ttncoiieotoiiA in (ho street, hlrplan
Curtiss, in dressing gown and slip- About the Casino.*' he continued essentially a gathering of the tically the only market in the world which the safety and security is
a (ion. bootleg liquor.
"1 know," I interrupted, "I lost American hierarchy in the days where high-grade securities can be not s o firmly established.
pers, came into my room and enThe pottao are investigating a pconeing himself in a cosy chair tiiree Unves as much as I'd prom- when the* United States had but
dance given at a most respectable
beside my bed, began to talk. Hla ised. And I'm sorry. Please don't Cardinal—Mgr. McCloskey, Arch- T H E T W E L V E M O N T H OF LIFE.
women'* olub. Kxplanatton. Too
bishop of New York. In the interbe cross with me, honey."
BUCK'S BRIDGE
•"ace was In the shadow cast by
many bottles of bootleg
liquor
"It isn't a question of
being vening two score years dozens of
the small reading light but I nofound In the place when the entercross," he responded, " I would new bishoprics have been created The old year has gone; it just got
Buck's Bridge, Jan. 4.—Mr. and
ticed (hat he looked weary and dethrough.
tainment wan over.
have given you more if I thought and new metropolitan sees organMrs.
A. Allen and children spent
piesed, an unusual condition for
The new year has arrived safely
that reckless gambling could make ized.
New
Years
at Howard Thompson's
CtMtlss.
whose
keeness
for
bite
here.
In addition to the four American
I f Ifcli fiiwince denounce* Goveryou happy, but I know it won't,
at Canton.—Florence and Janet
.trdinarlly
gave
an
animated
cxCardinals
of
the
present
day
a
half
We
all
bid
adieu
to
one
that
was
Sailie."
nor lliwtiot'H Miixgertlou (hat. the
Speer have been spending ^ few
p> ess'ion to his face.
true.
coal fleldn he d«Tlarett, "a pulK
"Oh, birt it did Curtiss. I got dozen Cardinals intend to make the
days with the,ir girl friends here,
journey
from
Rome
for
the
Chicago
"What's
the
matter,
sweetheart?
To welcome the oncoming year.
a tremendous kick out of it!'" I
llc utllMyDorothea Sherman, Ruth Haley and
Conference. There will also par"A. dangerous
r.onl
panacea." Didn't you have a good time at interrupted.
Bradley.—Thirtyticipate
besides
the
whole
helrOld year we will always remember with .Florence
Expressing Her Feelings.
"Therein a difference 'between
say s-pokiwiien for "Hig Business." rfllie's little 'frisk?' I noticed you
five
attended
the
pedjo party at
didn't dance."
hnppiiipss and kicks" he answered, archy of the United States, bishops The hard time you had getting A. Allen's. Seven tables played.—
through.
It was a lesson on punctuation,
"No. I might as well be frank "and lis to save you from ever and archbishops from Canada, Mex1M the turn.) biiHinetts not a pubico and from Central and South You've had a strenous December, Laura Bellinger Is spending a few and Jimmy was almost asleep at e -cv_
lic neceatHity ' <\in
people live
h you, Sallie, 1 had a perfectly ; k n o W i u g heartache that I woulu^ America.
nights with her sister, Mrs. BradEuropean countries alwlthou' heat? IH it. not the busl- rotten time. To betfin with. I'm have you understand the differ- so will be represented In addition Aren't you glad to change for the ley.—Garth and Keith Allen are the his desk.
new?
"Now," said the teacher, "if I
nose of government to protect the not at all enthusiastic over Kllie ence. Don't thluk I'm preachy and to the group of Cardinals who will
proud possessors of a Shetland
say, "I must leave, as I have an enpublic welfare, puttiiiK that ahead you know. She's too loud and it old-fashioned. It's just that 1 can't go out from Italy.
pony
and
outfit,
a
present
from
old
Let January carry the burdens for
of all other duties?
didn't make me any more comfort- understand the way you reason.
Santa.—Beulah Bradley is spend- gagement—by the way, what is the
The Pope has not yet formally
you,
The real objection Is not that i b l e when you turned me down flat You see you voluntarily promised designated the Cardinal who will
ing a few days at Canton with the time?" "I place a 'dash' after 'enYou must take a long needed rest.
gagement,' because the sentence is
Oovornor IMnchot's suggestion IH to dance with Harrington Pierce." me upon your word ot honor, that act as his legate to the Chicago February will come to help January Misses Speer.—Althea Haley Is at
home from her school on a year's broken otr abruptly."
"a dangernniK panH<*«»a," but thai it
"Whee!" 1 exclaimed. I'm so you were not going to risk more Congress. Vatican opinion still tathrough,
At that moment she caught sight
would lnt»«rfer«> with the plans ami u;lad. Now, I've had my revenge! than a hundred dollars and you vors Cardinal Gasparrl, the Secre- Then March comes to do her best. leave of absence. She is in poor of Jimmy
health.—Mr. and Mrs. Sam Todd
profits of "llig Busmens," which Harrington Pierce! Then you did ended up by losing three hundred. tary of State, as the prelate upon
"Now, then, Jimmy, you are not
You will save time, trouble
In the m U government ol the Unit re mum be r his name didn't
you When you break faith with ybur- whom this honor will fall.
April with sunshine and flowers so took New Year's dinner at D. D. listening. What was I saying?" she
and
money if you make sure
Wtlcox's.—Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Wiled St At OH.
dear?"
self like that what do you do to
The twenty-seven previous Kugay,
asked him.
your insurance policies are
cox
spent
Christmas
at
H
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.
S
.
Wil('urtlsH looked at me aa If he square things with your consci- charistic Congresses have been Will be born with a silver spoon.
"Please. Miss Smith." said Jimdependable
BEFORE
you
* l*nyfe*mor tOdwurd S Morse, not thought most certainly I was los- ence? It wasn't as if I'd exacted a held in the following cities. Lille, We will welcome with laughter the cox's, Pierrepont.—Kenneth Brad- my, with a start, "you were telling
have
to
put
them
to
the
test.
ley, Myron and Avis Young spent
ed authority on geology, is dead itiig my mind.
promise from you but you said France; Avignon, France; Liege,
beautiful May,
us you said 'dash' because your enThe companies we reprebut sUll useful.
Yeatorndy, his
to Belgium; Freiburg, Germany; Par- She'll flirt with the daisies in June. Christmas here at William Brad- gagement was broken off abrupt"What on earth are y»qu talking voluntarily that you wanted
ley's.—Rev. and Mrs. French are
sent have founded their sucbrain wnD sent by express t o the about?" he asked, "I don't under- place a limit. Its not a big thing, is, Toulouse. France; Antwerp,
ly!"
cess on comprehensive proJerusalem;
Rheims, July and August brings forth its enjoying their Star sedan, a gift
Wistar (net Mute of Anatomy and stand what's BO remarkable• about Sallie, but it's the principle involv- Belgium;
from Mrs. French's brother-in-law.
tection, reliable service and
France;
Paray
Moniald,
France;
Biology in Philadelphia.
Profes- my remembering Pierce. He did- ed that causes me to stop and
grain,
—Miss
Agnes
Woodside spent
prompt adjustment of claims.
Brussels,
Belgium;
Lourdeu, Vegetation Is right at its best.
sor 'Mor»» wan
"ambidextrouH," not lake his eyes off you the entire wonder."
Christmas
eve
here
with her aunt,
INTERRUPTED.
France;
Angers,
France;
Namus,
could use one hand as readily as <in\e. Hut, what, I ask you, is HO
September
brings
harvest,
"what
"Your ideals are perfectly gloriMrs. Ed. Gushea.—Mr. and Mrs.
Angouletne,
Franco;
the other
lie had, in effect, two unusual about recalling a name? ous, Curtiss You live up to them Belgium;
have we gained?"
Stanley Pearson spent Wednesday
Student (who has nerved himright bunds. Hrieivtists nay an ex- 1 know you put me on the shelf too and I know it For instance Rome; Tournai, Belgium; MeU, Are we satisfied now to rest.
at
klarl 1 load ley's. Mrs. Pearson self to ask a father's c o n s e n t ) :
amination (»f th«' drain may explain tonlKht but I didn't think you had you couldn't do a thing like I did Germany; Montreal, Canada jdadand two children remained over Professor de Jones, I have just rethat
quite relegated me to the Lethlail tonight and yet I could without the rid, Spain; Vienna, Austria .dal- Shall we forsake October and No- night.—Mrs. Clarence Pearault and turned from a dance with Margavember?
One thitsx IH certain
It your
slightest twinge of conscience." ta; Amsterdam, Holland.
four children spent last week with ret and finding you here alone^—
stage!"
Over 121 Ford St.
Oh,
no,
they've been here too long. Mrs. Pearuult's
little boy ta left handed, don't try
"But how do you do it?"
parents.—School
I giggled one full moment, in
Professor:
That's
all
right
my
Without
those
two
friends
to
help
t o make him u*e hi.s right hand. spite of his gathering sarcasm and
"O it's quite simple. By arguOGDENSBURG, N. Y.
opened this morning after one boy, broke eh! Well, here's a five
December
That stupidity, which, centauries then I explained my delight.
Where the Reporter Helps
ing with myself that life is short
week's vacation.—Mr. and Mrs. her mother used t o clean m e out
To get ready for the glad Christ- Coryden Kench spent Sunday at
old injures a child's mind, is use"You s e e darlln'," 1 began, "you and that we are only human and
the same way.
mas song.
less.
Public servants who may
feel
Leo
Young's,
Canton.—William
had forgotten that awfully nice Dr. that, youth is fleeting. You know,
Burdick is cutting wood for John
tlaines who danced with mo every the same old story." I concluded tempted t o regard the reporter as
8cleiwo might look in the dead night on the boat and I was peev- with a grimace, "I'd like to be de- a necessary evil, t o be tolerated The twelve months of life are only Turner.—Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilcox
a year,
man's brain for things more Inter ed, especially since he's so awfully penable and fine like you are, dear- at the best of time and to put in
spent New Year's eve at Joe
Then again we bid it adieu.
eating Mian the secret of anvbidex- well known. So tonight
Bellinger
spent
what they may consider his proper How we grasp each one as It draws Smith's.—Zina
before est," I added
trou* eoneiitriclty
Sunday
at
his
home.—Mr.
Corkern
place
on
occasions,
might
rememdinner I told you I'd make someone
"Nonsence," he broke In, "when
near
Wiuit in it (hat works In there notice me so much that you'd at it comes right down to human ber that the gentleman who repis moving his family from PierreFor
we
know it's one less "that is
while the brain IH alive and sud- least remember his name.".
pont onto Wallace Abernathy's
charity and bigness of spirit I resents the press (and, through his
true."
denly yawSHhe* when the
brain
farm.—Mrs. Laura Faidel
spent
In spite of himself he smiled.
can't even touch the hem of your paper, the ratepayers*) very, very
Christmas
week
with
her
aunt,
dies?
often
is
their
good
friend,
says
the
garment.
These
other
things,
as
"Bailie, you ARK a child! Dut
Do we live each one so It will shine, Mrs.
Llndley.—Joe
Smith
was
t
Cobalt
News.
All
newspapermen
hist the same, some day uou are I've said before are comparatively
Do we do the best we can do?
In Iftttiond Die body of King
helping D. Wilcox draw hay Monof
experience
know
how
painfully
little.
It's
just
that
they
mean
going to drive me to distraction
Have we done our work both yours day.—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
BXrwivxl h a s been moved HO that
with your tantalizing ways.
Let more to me because, I've learned "deicl"—to lapse into the descripand mine.
spent Sunday at Mrs. Woodslde's.
h i s ooipiio, w w <1o»ui for a long
me s e e If I've got you right. Just by hard knocks that one can't g o tive Dorio—^the proceedings can, So to wear a crown when we're —Joe and Charley Smith Were
tkme, may l i e t>eelde that of his
and
quite
frequently
do,
become,
on
being
a
character
procraetlnto make me jealous you deliberatethrough.
Canton calters Saturday.
Queen. Alexandra, recently dead.
ator and get real, big things out of how rambling the discussions can
ly fHrted with Pierce."
—Eva Elinor Briggs.
It Is sweet ln-ltish sentiment, but
get,
how
far
from
the
point
under
"Yes." I nodded, partly and part- living. Sooner or later you'll see
/
It H* Mke tAktog the shells of the
consideration the members can
ly
because I found him most enter- the value of what I'm saying. In stray, and how prone they are to
e«jr« frstn which
two
chickens
BRA8ES
CORNERS
other words, beloved, w e
must
have wmafMMl, and putting those taining. So there!"
repeat themselves without adding
strengthen
the
fibers
of
our
moral
M0RRIST0WN
"What does he do?" Curtiss
shells pfcaytly side by Hide. With nhowed
Brasie Corners, Jan. 4.—The pan
his disapproval In a slight j | n t H l e c t juftt as surely as w
w«e anything constructive to the matthe eggn rt Is the c.hicheit that frown between his eyes. "I'll wager j
cake supper and watch meeting
mental fineness or phys ter being debated. If the reporter
ttcnieve
Morristown, Jan. 4.—Mr. and was well attended and enjoyed by
were to give a verbatim account of
counts
With the human body It " " "
. . .
„ ,
. , 1 1 •>
I
m i
l . i l . .
...^
aft
leal. prowess. The
latter *two
are
Mrs. George H. Madlin and son Er- all present.—^The annual co-operasome
sessions,
jotting
down
faithIs t h e wail. How close new are not much of anything at all.
by
exercising
our
Again you show that your ed- developed
fully all the "hums and ha's" omit- nest who about three months ago
fOdwardfo snd Alexandra's
souls?
ucation along artistic lines, lias thought and also our bodies, the ting none of the 'asides" and not motored to Phoenix, Arizona, re- tive association meeting will be
That's the question
been sadly neglected.
Barrington former by doing the thlriga that overlooking some very crude at- turned home last week by train.— held next Saturday at 1.30 p. m.—
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brasie, Mr. and
we know are helpful in character
Pity Ube pom Duke of Northum PUrce is one of our formost oomtempts at humor, the result would Black Lake Lodge No. 319, F. and Mrs. T. Weatherup and children
bulbing."
posers
or
the
age.
Furthermore
make edifying and amusing rend- A. M., will hold its installation of
berhvid
His Income is $375,000
"1 see exactly what you mean, ing for his paper's clientele, but it officers tomorrow evening. Valley and Bird Partridge spent last WedIncome touu** and other taxes take he is an acoomp aulst of no little
nesday evening at Chesley Sayer's.
I20O.0** The Hritiwh Government ability and has toured in concert Curtiss and I a m going to try to is doubtful if t h e municipal salons ot Thousand Isles Chapter No. 382 —Mr. rvid Mrs. Robert Hutton
with some ot the most
famous keep from being so inconsistent. would appreciate the situation. As will serve refreshments after the
ktuvwft bwrw t o tan and how to colspent one evening recently at C.
prima donnas both in America and Really."
it is, the newspaperman gathers installation.—The clothing class of J. Hutton's.—Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
lect taxxtf.
abroad. And." breathlessly pausThe subject was closed and with up the loose threads of debate sum- Home Bureau Unit No. 31 will re- Harvey-spent Sunday at Leon BasHere, fsuttead of making
taxes
ing at the end of my argument, a few words of endearment
h e marizes fairly and imtpartlally the ceive a lesson on Tuesday after- sett's.—Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sayhigfter, tsmokH to P>re«klo!it Cool- "don't you think he's interesting
kissed me tenderly and retired.
views of t h e speaker separates the noon on set-in pockets. The bas- er spent Tuesday evening at Mrs.
tdjpo and ijecre'ijtry Mellon, billions looking?"
Long after Curtiss had gone to wheat from the chaff, and evolves ketry and dress form projects are L. E. Partridge's.—Mr. and Mrs.
are paid off on (he war debt and
"Hell-no!"
his rooom I lay awake thtnknig a coherent account out of a mass about to be started and the recrea- Robert Hutton, C. J. Hutton and
taxes stoadlly reduced.
HAPPY
"Curtiss! I'll have to ask you not over the fine philosophy that he of verbiage that might stagger the tion leaders are planning to give a family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Truax
IT. S A
had made his own by just llvnlg. individuals who lack his experi- demonstration of their work soon. and son of Pope Mills spent last
to swear."
—Charles Stephenson left today Wednesday evening at James SimWar w%*rh IK wholesale crime,
"1 beg your pardon" he apologiz- High'prtnclpled himself, it w a s re- ence in reporting what often prove
for New London, Conn., where he monds'.—Mrs. Meldon Wainwright
theft and highway robbery retail ed, "but Sallie, 1 can't bear t o markable that he showed such tol- t o be weary enough meetings.
has a position with the Delsel En- and children of Gouverneur spent a
erance
toward
my
shortcomings.
have you so friendly with men. Becrtme, <(• not fiay
gine company.—School reopened few. days the past week with her
It
had
evidently
annoyed
htm
bemusicians
fcxtwut* F Hollar, famous
In sides,—besides, t h e s e
this morning after a vacation since father, Silas Ingram.—Miss Louva
cause
I
had
accepted
the
attentions
PLAIN SPOKEN,
crime ten pears ago, recently let and artists are dangerous people.
Dec. 23rd.—Miss Lillian Day of Fleming and Kenneth and Morgan
of
Barrriogton
Pierce
and
yet
out of awbaon, went t o work In a Compared with their pretty loveTonkers and Miss Mary Day of
some primitive instinct in m e reGeorge; Will you go to the Syracuse have been spending the Fleming spent Sunday at Howard
bank, srtsie $18,000. took it In a tax- making a husband's sincere complijoiced
in
the
knowledge
that
I
was
Knowlton's *at Ruby Corners.—Mr.
dance with me?
For
Icab and was found dead. The doc- ments are merely prosaic.
holidays with* their parents, Mr.
still able to be attractive t o m e n —
Georgia: N o but I'll introduce and Mrs. W. J. Day, here.—Miss and Mrs. X. L. Finley and son Carl
tor said fear killed him. Crtme Instance he told Mrs. DeWlght,
an inhibition no doubt of l e s s civilMr. and Mrs. Floyd Finley and childoenn't i*«y. or as the striking antl- with m e listening, mind you, that ized days when man w a s the pur- you to a pretty girl who will go Kate McAuliffe of East Orange, N.
dren spent New Year's at Fred
with
you.
your
costume
was
like
'Anltra's
crlnv* iwoterR say, "YOU C A N T
J., spent Christmas with her parsuer and woman t h e pursued;
George: I don't want a pretty ents here.—Miss Catherine Grey of Horton's.—Mr. and Mrs. Leon RaDance In the Mountains."
WIN"
ven and children spent Sunday
"Anltra'8 Dance, Oh y e s ! I know
I drifted on through waves back girl; I want you.
Syracuse has been visiting her sis- with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raven
Mo False Colors.
'hat weird lovely things—by Qrieg, t o my wedding night. What was
ter, Mrs. Henry McNeal, here.— at Watertown.—Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
I believe, I used to play It. That it the dapper little friend of fath! The basketball game played here Washburn and family of GouverTraffic C-op --What's your name? was a most unusual thing to say. er's had said?" The butterfly type.
on Thursday evening between St. neur spent Sunday at Howard GadNOT AT ALL POSTED.
Truck Driver It's on th* side of I love It!" I mused a while, then Something
Mary's of Ogdensburg and the lo- dus'.
that's Incapable of
I
resumed t h e conversation.
'But change. Either one is or one isn't.
me wag«m
"Your husband looks like a bril- cal high school teams .was a vicCop (trying to read name) It's honey, Uamington Pierce is one of Matrimony won't make you over liant
man. I suppose he knows tory for the visitors, 37-22.—Miss
JU8T AS NOISY.
Lulu Pearce of St. Lawrence unith«» most sought-after men in Paris temperamentally 1 —It will only add everything."
• obliterated.
versity
and
Miss
Lena
Pearce
of
BUlle's
mad
about
him
and
s
o
is
piquancy and charm."
"Don't you fool yourself;
he
Driver Tour'e
a
liar!
It's
Mrs. Johnsing—"Ah thought you
that exquisite Ellen Daniels 1 —the
And Marjorle Ohenoweth. What doesn't even suspect anything.*' Rochester Dental school spent the all said you w a s gwine to name
O'llriua
holidays
with'
their
grandparents,
(riand Opera singer.
Now
you was it she had said? "Things are
He Perked Up.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harland.— your new baby •Vlctrola,' but Ah
aren't really jealous of poor little always going to happen t o you,
Robert Donald and Harold Petrie hears you* ail done make a change.*
me are you Mr. Fogey?"
9allie, and its not your fault You
Mrs. Moses—"Yes. Ah expected
Miss (too (anxious to put htm at
These and many other chaotic left this .morning to resume their H would o e a girl an Ah had decan't help it if you're not a. vege"By
Jove,
I
don't
know.
I
felt
bis
e<tsc) What an enjoyable
j thoughts played hide-and-seek un- studies at Clarkson college.—Rob- cided to name her Victi$ia, but
whole table, you know."
dance!
Your step exactly suits tonight though that the
til the Goddess of Sleep took them ert Thompson left yesterday for s h e turned out to be a boy, s o Ah
Were they right?
T scheme, of things had toppled over.
mine
Boston where h e i s a student In
W a s Ottrtfss Justified in being In hand and skillfully w o v e them Harvard Dental college.
done name him 'Radio.'
Mr. Nutt I'm so glad! I know . Mrs. DeWight kidded m e about beinto dreams.
I Ing so absent-ml oded and I asked hurt? I wondered.
I'm a wretched dancer.
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