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' sipatlon, a n d decided to remain.; a t
Basserideh; M bhh«ffeur, was 9 r u s h e a i ^ S S i ' S e f l S * h p ^ '
horiie | h a t day and 'rest up.
love
IJate in the afteriiopn r received a t p ' d k t h b e n e ^ h ^ b l g touring" car a t l ^ m ^ t A T i % ^r & .y.in 'I
tejegrum; With throbbing hve a d ' a r i d tho garage of Henry P . Cpok', Tuesday. dar^'hpur pf
• - - »trial
• - * :-.A;dark
trembling ;fingers I'toVe"opeh
tho encloud is "now h o v e r , n ? byer/hei
velope. l t >va's jtrom iny rfrTertd,' arid A Japk had sllppfed from th* j^ftt: axle, hill* and valleys; her p.epple at
rbad.: "Will riot reayh Morifredl for' a letting the machine fall oh th<»' bhauf-. with s gjoom- and • despair, as
few: days; delayed ut Albany in hps- feur; ' BS.ssenden's"" father, wnlliB em- prpachesV fbr in M wake lt:wli
pital.- Thank heaveni to^vris' thb other ployed by CppkV was. crushed lc» death desolation, pillage and murder,
gjdp pf'' bbrdbr a r e ' ppt rebklhg fy\\H 26 years a g p . ' vV
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a n d pies! Tfroyf can"^OH"-:expect
well trembls at I t s fuf>, b u t
Searching for '•'< Hootch, Thoy cakes
to'keep-^dowri the high cost of sugar
hope that a s the frtbrm |ulls a
WandeKlnto Bakeshops and in Brooklyn, carrying: ibn the way you
SEt4G?dAN ESTATE, flliOOO. ' the. clbuds jh>y rsveal.a. sliver
do?"- " ' • • - • ' . Thb w(ii of Charles' Seiigmih, late which will m time rbstpre tb tli
Suffer.
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As I sank b§ck op roy pillow
I riour- of Corona, disposing' Pf an estate val- Isle, wh'pse h^bpy pepple ar« so
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mured, "Can ypu beat it? '
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an^ loved ip every corner of th«
Editor Brooklyn Dally Eagle: ;
."•"Will not Sbirib klrid reader exchange ued a t UO.n^O real a h S > 1,000 per- its v liberty, and let her take he
Whjle' I do not by. any me^ns julyo- yipws ph this* dl^efnl sUhJe^t?' •',
[••onar property, h a s tjeeh filed for pro-, among t h e hatiohs of the ea/tl
cato Iriteinperance.. I d,o believe that
J b a t e ' with Surrogate. Daniel Nobl? of
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JAMES J. BAI*
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lib'ht wiites dijd-beers, are. to a cppsidBrobklyp. Q'bt. 3Q. ' ' • '
7 I Queens'County, a t Jarbalba.
Brooklyn. Oct. 80. •
©ruble extent,; less .harmful to the
h u m a n ; system, than the "mJRflty °*
Various U«i(u{c} conepctions arid s u p pos^dly .digestible' splidV that are of»&ais<im«)aanm?xa*ia*xJusH)ai^^
fered nowadays to the ralld-raannered
and tende'-neaVted publje, w h o a r e
hiiscepjjbie and d o c i l e e n o u g h to a c cept the same* as "treats," .in lien of
the more substantial and beneJtcialpri•«3*fci
tertalnnicnt they were able ty procure
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in the past.
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, Jn'support of,th}s argument i wish
tp;i;fcl»te a'rj experience thai it be^amh
jn'y UjtV'tp endure. Happening along
Fiiltoh St. the other afternpmv rcar<te
across81) pld acquaintance, whom I
lju'dnpt seen l n ' a very longtime." We
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were overjoyed: at the meeting and
I suggested that we have a. treat; W e
hastened to a downtown hostelry, b\»t
to pur "dismay found t h a t ttje'pars arid
tables had peeri jrempve'd arid in their
plnqe weVe counters and shetVes piled,
nigh with hats, r p p u l d hot treat my
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friend to.'a hat, so we'put'ftcrpssr thf:
street to another, cafe I khow^of-% l|t*
tie further up, only:to fipd that th,U
place had been turned into ~tL> she>e
. store. As with the hat, iTJpuld not
very.tyejl treatrayfriend to & pair pf
Shoes, so X recalled to mjhd aqpther
place oh Fultpri St., where I w a a c ^ h fldent we could g e t t h e entertainment
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'/Jiriagme my chagrin, tosay. nothing
of myhbrrpr," to'find <tuW cozy corner
turned into a bakery, a n d wp found
ourselves staring wildly a t the : tfpysra
upon TOWS; of 'highly deeorated- and
SUgar-coated cakes;'•:,-" T6imfy
gjeeful
H'r
surprises
however, V I • recognized
through the window the old-time p.rPprletbr standing jh: the shop,, so we
rriader oUr way; swiftly inside.
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Irlethad quit the'"business" altogether
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a n d ' h a d ' Pperied u p this palace of
iweetS; and «we were welcome t o feel
a t bprhe; whereupon I asked, my friend
what, ho wbvild have, : j l y f r l e h d selected a pieljePf: walnut arid Ag cream
layer-cake, with orange paste flilittg.
arid I Jriturn c h h s e a piece of.butternut fruit arid pineapple fudge cake,
with' peach Jelly filling.' We chatted
merrily over > our 'cake, and: dur
thoughts drifted hack to t h e geod old
•:•.'• clayis of Jack's place arid Tpm's place;
, We treated and counter-treated" to
more Pake, going t h e reunds frorh air
mond arid strawberry jarh Ailing spice
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t a k e with raspberry icing tpchpcbiate
toarshm'allow' red cufcrarit: pake: with
Icrhpn frostlrigv
v When wb decided to go, Bill insisted
upon a "tinroofj" in pther.*pi;dS,
another -piece of cake ea?h ''pp c: th?
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entire eirele of friet;c3$;
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hou.s&,". #hieh^ ^e, accepted; a,pd^nai.iy
linking arm's "w^ started, up the street.'
Glancing through the' gold-lbttered
wlridbw'of aripther palace' of sheets, J
t a u g h t sight' df Pete; a h bld^tirrie/'bari
tender.. w,hd w i s famous as 4rirli&erof
fancy:- drjriks,-'arid'we
imiriediately
darkened :hls7dob'rway'. :dnce> rne'irel
asked my friteftd''wnat would h e hay&
and fbr a change it was suggested we
bach have a:pi.cce of plei
. " Again ; bur.coriversatibn took a:backward turn to days pf the "Abbey,"' and,
other old-time resdrts,"and', nptwithstandlhg the pleasant . mernqrlbk r e ^yiyed; we bothv agreed' after several
rounds bf pie, that this was a '.'good
.lll"bld world after ail,- and h o ^ mtich
.Pbpnpt Yah^«V)>i|e 7 # 0
. S t u d i o . Jh .
"Twelve ^a»te>n' ; Cjlit(^r \ \',-;.
(aacasams*te<a*BKmvmi*3&i*rtr/i'az^^
better wcv would'?$£& on the mbrrow
than had be partaken of frbthy beers
or yillairipus whrsky;
Herb, too, we
ha^ a pibbe pfp|e<f !'»pri:the house," and
then wb parfed," 'my;rfr;ieftd
to" take a
train tbvMohtf'bal; r tHomy home=
•" Arriving-at''th'e-apartrrtent my.-wifP
was alarmefl to f i n d w e p a s s m g by -.thiB.
Various^ dishes sho* hsd pren^rbd fp v
my. rhea). - Shp also 'a.!sco*verel that t
looked careworn andjforlorn, blue circles' wfere ga^h'er^pc under \riiy eyes..
Tfhile a deathly'pallbr overspread my
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My Wife hurried
to the cupboard to
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f?et'-some Kh1^lf^
hi}t> r 'ik* 2 'old'Mother
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Hubbard. •|he Tphnd'th ' cupbbsrd bafe,
4nd aiae fbr'VneV'pbor dog, I had
to do
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without-itr' ^''i.v: '..r>'•••:• VV.;-:.;";;" 1
Jj-OttrMJM tegi of k hat is thW it
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tensely: per80ift?|l and individual
Wt have for gal^ selected Baldwin
*ippie8:at SS.SO pe'f barrbl. Alsb hampers containing li3 barrel at S2.20. ' :
'Selepffo: Wipje'r': Greerilnll,' $5.50
per barrel; hampers, S2.2tf,' n \nu be
deljvbred to your hftrrif': bh. receipt bf
prjce;.v
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H ttiis, city an^ if| i|f||U^p^||i -"^n-:
| drop i p | $ | ! | | p pn^ <3| t0|>,' nyen|y,
perjiap$ fifty Stiets^ ti^|:er^ (
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StefaQg^ltty?}
Stitsoh fyojt&sHbtth
•-.The Same today hs for
All the eolfbti^ffiiS^Mil^^^tlft
'3& year* Vj'iured
by jhjs
in Every Hut
As Announced by the
* ofJustice
30,000 PairB Men's Army
Munsbn t^asf,
Style^
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any one of tHes^1 tti^n^ you c ^ pick the
pi\e hat that fTUghrj nave been rnacie to
your pe^sQtuxl #$&:• -'.".:.-....
• I Derby, §c}ft • H|t, \^l0uf ^-blqe|$ t^f
sjiit every .cyp0; :p& Iftlf^- atid, r>l))?sigu^^
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John R, Stetson Company
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§e^$qi>>" Eyeyy•'; y|rjt^t4<oh^ aria nicety pf
finish apprpyejd By t£i§ y^^|lr<iress0d rnian.
. A vyelcprTie service, indeed, for the
rnan whp \s t^ally critical about the
\yay hjs hat looks.
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now on Sale below
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Cp,tt of manufacture.
Per
Pair
\t the Kollowlhjr Shoe Stores Only:
Beftder'i, ?45 Grand St.
. Btdomberg'*, 600 5th Ave.
dlark'i, 1567 Broadway
Harry'*, 141 Myrtle Ave.
Waukeaie Shoe, 146 Flatbmh Ave.
Krucnkow Broi., 4914 5U> Kii.
Jrlcadc't, 104 Myrtle Ave.
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Q«r Shops Shfliy the Most Gpmi»Iete line in 8r«ol«|yn of the Famous
ftp to the Nearest One
SALE NOW ON
tM fifth Avfe. at 12th St.
*11?3 B)fr>adway *t Koesufh V
106 FlafWi XVc^ Nr. SUt<
44| Fution St., Nr. Jay Bt
&teimn Hau at Storrii Marrf;
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F/H, NEWCOMB, "Stetson Hm
136 Flatbush Aven,i|e, Opposite Depot
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