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WEATHER REPORT
No Weather
"ALL THE NEWS
to-day
THE WELLESLEY BUNGLE
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WELLESLEY, MASS., FEBRUARY
1
:
THAT'S PRINT TO FIT'
1928
9,
FEB
MANNING-BOWMAN
Toaster Sets
with six attractive plates
guaranteed
Waffle Sets
MISS RUTH LEVY,
Corkum Hardware
Debutante,
who
recently
tbe fa!r for the benefit
Anti-Tobacco Mayor Will
of our neighboring Or-
phan
Withstand Wicked Weed
AD
dears about to
on their annual
felt their
Miss Levy
picnic-walk.
Ministration Building the
was elected trustee of
symbol of lasting Law and Order which
our ancestors built a hundred years ago
in this town he was infested with the
duties of office of this town. All honest and true citizens of Welsleigh must
have
little
strat out
the
week Mart Beele was
elected Mayor of this town and in front
this
Friday
of the
shown
Asylum,
with some two dozen of
the
Asylum
the re-
in
cent elections.
hearts beat with pride
and excitement when our Mart swore.
His oath meant that our Anti-Tobacco
party
is
~
in, friends of Welsleigh.
you remeber those brave words at our
Antl-Tobacco Caucus last summer? We
will quote them in case you do not.
"We
Welesleighans Will
Work
Willing-
Withstanding the Wicked Weed."
And will you ever forget the depravity i^r.:: tivm BHWS P-»-f»? whr f.ri<?ri td
inspire us to smoke cigars, pipes and
How good we all felt when
stogies?
ly
Mart
rose
and
told
him she had
Well-Known Athlete Weds;
WANTED
-JOBS
Society
Husband Hero
of Civil
War
Rising Career on
Broadway
evi-
ooo« oeooc^ooo-ooix^soooo^ooso^c^oo*
BONWIT TELLER &,CQ
FIFTH AVENUE AT 38th STREET,
NEW YORK
ANNOUNCE AN
It
doubtless
is
well
known
to
you,
dear readers, that our sister, Miss Ellen Bartlett, left our guarding wings
last year to seek her fortune in the big
city,
like Dick Whitington. She didn't
find gold streets either, but what she
did find the editor told us to go and
see last week. By the by, Miss Bartlett has donated to our town the new
Municipal Masonic Temple that is being built on Stone Hill where Mrs.
Irish's Boarding House
burnt down.
The work on the new edifice has been
halted for the time being until the new
electric light bulbs, the cause of the
—
high
C and
died.
A
darning social was held last Sun- \V.\ITKI:SN JOB WANTICH. Very Experl"'«!• Three people In the neck with t„o
day at the Towers, but it wasn't so
darn social. A paper by Pluto was illglil of band. Total blindnCBS no 'hlnread as the members got to thinking
they should be better informed in
these days of crisis.
"; V N ^",!; j-ib flagging trains. Will consent
The Loyal Daughters of Zeter Alpher
.
are raising
money on
their piano.
It
not very good for the piano.
One group of friends were entertained last week when Sue Shepherd got
jam in her hair.
The local Clean-UP Society has exposed half the suspender walk behind
is
have shown up. The building
the Towers, but the Purity League is
going to be the show place of the
keeping the other half covered.
countryside with its marble pillars and
Several people were trapped in the
staircases, its carved and gilded ornahorsepital and couldn't get out.
mentations, its red velvet carpets and
Up Norumbega way at a party among
Louey Sez and Windsor furniture the
those present were little cakes with
town council couldn't decide which to
perfect orange icing.
have so they compromised and are having both— and with its wide sweeping
PERSONAL
lawns dipping gracefully to the lake or
to the roadway on every side, after
Seems as if some kind of epidemic
delay,
(Continued on Page
G/prino dScishi
and ,v iccessones
4,
Col.
3)
looking
At choir meeting the other night
Miss Polly Florscheim, second alto, hit
—
EXHIBIT OF
For
Her
Tells of
KLL1CNT TRdIN CAIAKB
dence that he represented the Wall
One of the prettiest weddings of the
Can they .season took place last Friday, the thirStreet Tobacco Syndicate.
put anything over on this town? No teenth, when Miss Anne Depeeler ensir.
Let the Editor say right here that
tered into conubial bliss with Mr. Jess
we do not even take advertisements Fruitier. Miss Depeeler is known about
from cigarette firms in this paper, on town as a sportswoman, she having won
advice of the Troblications Committee.
the first athletic award ever given to
Inauguration Day was a proud one,
any resident of the town. She has
forgotten. First Public
to be never
recently been in the public eye for
School '31 G, a fresh and innocent ex- promoting marble contests between our
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 2)
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 2)
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Jfe gartMt
(Continued on Page
2,
Cols. 1
and
" Am, t
,
Job as lady's companion.
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Woum"/
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own
vllling
car
to
Bit
f;AttS, wanta job.
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night,*.
up all night wile
^Tssaaas
DR. DE KRUIF'S
KANDY ROUGH HIRE
Superior
f^ ourteous
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ervice
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Women and Misses
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Feb.
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Tuesday
Fek
14th
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IN
ALL FOODS
Toasterettes
3 lbs. for 75c, formerly 30c pd.
'
Wednesday
Convenient Daily Deliveries
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Dear Dr. DeKruif;
ATTENTION
EAT
for
ENWRIGHT'S
bu
npetent operato
York's
errico. Modmethods
Latest
ern equipment
in Hair Cutting, and courteous
treatment await you.
A Trial Will Be Appreciated.
Al. Black, Prop.
Wellesley
am
writing
My
gets orders.) because as I said to Mrs.
Jones nothing could make things worse
than they were. Now I have used up
that
ten bottles, besides the five
THE WELLESLEY BUNGLE
evils."
$65.00 the
the mothe
.
some
— Montaigne.
If
.Mm the
My
his bootlegger
on account of drinking
was meant for a
stuff that
any woman would
know
to
like
wonderful things Kandy Kough
Katherine King Kure can do but what I don't think it
Katherine King would be nice to write to a paper that
Katherine .King all kinds of peopleread. even Men,
will anser if a stamped envelop is e
copy
Editor
Assistant Editor
Business
Blind
went
Printed weakly at Wellesley College once a year.—"Ignoran
all
T?^bfe
and periodically in between, if
him at the Emporium where
he whittles from breakfast until he
twelve
Husband took the time
of
50 Central Street
not call
—
Colonial BIdg.
Wellesley Shop
tills because I am so
whole life was changed
the day I first went into a drugstore
and asked for a bottle of Kandy Kough
Kure, (only $1.50 at the nearest drug
gist's, he's at home from twelve to
I
grateful.
Wc Wish to Announce that the
SUBURBAN BARBER SHOP
Manager
the
clos4d.
Graciously,
Mrs. Hadder Trouble
22
Mini:
Denser Road, Well.
-^
.
.
,l\
The special "Week of Prayer" has
been a success so far as attendance
has gone. Many members of our community'' who had never heretofore
graced our churches were found pray-
Fellow- citizens of Welsleigh, it is too
now to cry over spilt milk and the
fact that you helped to put Mart Beele
late
of salvation
Phy Betta. the pursuit of happiness lies in objectthat works for ing vehemently to every order issued
the Marks, was found in an ecstatic by the Beele No-Smoking administrastate outside the chapel window where tion, which is what the writer of this
ing in
the
THE PERFECT VALENTINE
is
all
sorts of Val-
Italien
girl
You scorn
THE PURITY LEEG
The Purity League
vestigate a
some place
rumor
called
going to in-
is
circulating
"The Dugout."
about
It is
THE BUNGLE'S LETTER BOX
STANLEY
E.
HALL
n™
iwk«
»rr
? „.
Vvr-y.
the
and
written
days of good Sir
Walter Raleigh. Are you gsing to let
Mayor Beele tell you that pipes are injurious after you've been smoking that
old briar all your life?
M
Beele,
confident
now
arm
dare to
is
frozen over
now anyway. Doubtless
Can you with his
resist when I call you with these soul
squeezing cries? Things ain't what they
had ought to have been, but I'm no
to hold it agin you. Think of your
Wellesley
loving wife, and return to the fold.
For Private Theatricals and
Masquerade!
"AGNES HASTINGS"
38
Dover Road
Telephone 04S9M
Pearly.
..
artistically
done at the
NICHOLAS STUDIO
with reasonable prices.
Beads Restrung
45
CHURCH
ST.,
WELLESLEY
MRS. TODD.
To A Red-Haired
Madam,
Party.
truly
Hockey
Sticks
Pucks
it
is
smoke
not cona
dleton. Constable Vinton Waite, Sheriff
Frazer Smith, and the other members
of the Anti-tobacco Council have forgotten their young days when several
solacing draws on the old briar was
often a nervous necessity.
we have gotten over that
hokum about walking a mile for a
Camel and a Needham dinner, and we
there's so few that's the kind a fellow first unfortunate baby to be born durwould be seen writting to. Any way, ing this administration. His mother.
That'
down town, and
being on the alert for an original name
seeing a sign on a store
made a note of the
words, and went home with great joy
to name the child Nosmo King.
But
for the little one.
the next day as she passed the
FLAGG
CO.
24 Grove
St.
VALENTINES
WABAN LODGE
Dr. Dwight R. Clement
Dentist
Large
MISS MARGUERITE RUTHE
DENTAL HYGIENIST
ients or
the worthy Mayor, together
understand, that writes in this column archists, let us champion the cause of
Dear little
often see! When I write it is. well, for poor little Nosmo King!!
special reasons, and you know how it is Nosmo, now nearly a week old, is the
this you can tell what kind of a
party I am, that is I am particular—
you understand. In case you are scupulus too, just head it, To the Bo, Any
Mother Would Love.
i
pipe.
CUE
WABAN
Tel.
WEIAESLEY, MASS.
Wei. M07-W
WABAN GUEST HOUSE
WABAN
1
Open
for
Room*
for
7
Permanent Guests at
11
WABAN STREET
Breakfasts served
if
desired
Telephone 0218-
We
now showing our new
are
STREET.
Students' Guests.
Week End
Pleasant
Spring Models
Parties
in
Call Wellesley
0449-R
CORSETS AND CORSELETS
Dr. F.
Wilbur Mottley, M.A.
Side -hooking models
without boning
Dentist
i.ial
Building
Tel.
UPUFTING BANDEAU
Wellesley Square
1212-M— Res.
0529
ERNEST FORSBERG
that are soft and confining
DEXDALE HOSIERY
Watchmaker and Jeweler
IVY CORSET SHOP
8
Church
Street, Wellesley
s
were closed, and with
L.
Dear Eph.
terrifying suddeness came
the blow.
Write a little letter to your sugar The good woman had named her little
plum, or she's going to gas. The crule boy "No Smoking," from one of Mart
world will get the quarter too, Woke Beele's ordinances!
(Continued from Page 1, Col. 4)
up last night and thought I saw you
COURT NEWS
smiling at me with your lovely white
family.
Tower
The
have
hit
the
must
store teeth, but it was only mine on
neighbors have remarked that the kids the dresser. Don't let the gas company
Court convened as usual at 10 o'clock
are keeping to home.
win the two bits on you Eph, and think last Tuesday morning in the Town
Hall.
Judge Francis L. Hamilton
of your little snooksey.
Home town folks are taking to travin the accustomed chair wielding the
I. May Stringham.
these days.
The Pomeroys,
elling
accustomed gavel. Lawyers Pendleton
Beebes, And Shafers are leaving on a Dear Editer
and Proctor tried most of the cases
I'd like fer to exchange a pen and
week-end picnic to Boston. The latest
D. M. R. Davis was accused and
word from Miss Cazenove is that she's ink lanscape fer some goldfishes. Please victed of smoking within the limits of
attending a house-party way down to print this letter and let folks read it the township. This serious offence was
New York way. Wellesley has occa- and mabe sombody will exchange with penalized by a heavy fine and a period
of confinement.
sion to be proud of the social mark Its me fer what I want.
This was the first
crime of its kind which has occurred
young folks are making In the world.
a subskriber
since Mayor Beele was sworn into office.
The criminal is to be made an
We received an invitation to the DeHOMELY MAXIM:
peeler girls wedding. Why she should
example of in order to clearlv define
invite us to her home and then enclose
the new administration's attitude in
this matter.
The Purity League was
a card telling us she was going to be
active in prosecuting the case.
"At Home" is beyond us but we went.
H.
MORRISON GIFT SHOP
incorporated
from
Skates
to
would be prefer our pipe right here in the commuch obliged for a little hint from the fort of our own morris chair.
Finally, if we must resort to vulgar
red haired party with the red socks on
the rink last Tuesday night about her display of spirit (our apologies to the
address. Nothing personal you under- Beele campaigners) to elicit a response
stand. I am not the kind of guy you from the ranks of the Community An-
Yours
Undies
<mU-
backers, 'Prohibit-Pipe' Pen-
Personally,
EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY
you
tell
teel
E
Harry needs whipping.
Crepe -de- chine
nd cape shawls that are very very
the
in
.
the river
Shoulder Flowers
Dresses
Chiffon Hosiery
of 'he law
t
Little
Chanel Jewelry
spoken
before the
support of the strong
'Dear Hank,
COSTUMES
They are here—all of them—a rare
selection in the new spring styles.
word as she is writ and spoke in this
community, and yet you permit a state
of affairs such as would only have been
possible
feared that this place
DR.
New—everything new. Dream dresses
it big—beautiful—brilliant.
transformed into silk and tulle—sheer hosiery with a lustrous gleamsparkling jewelry—and exquisite undies—the lovely things that make
it a night eijchanted before ever the music starts.
make
she had gone for "one longa prayee" article is doing right now.
to quote her words, before going to her
Jhe Anti-Beele party expects every
work at the Exam homestead.
loyal C. A. member to do his duty.
a book of verse
But we carry
sort of places.
all
little
THE TRADITIONS OF "PROM
Your only hope
and of personal liberty in
in the mayor's office.
store, the doors
Wilbars
Orders on Stock
Shoe
Filled
Ove might
BOSTON^ISS WASHINGTON
ST.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE- NEWS
HEATED HEART-STRINGS
,
author of The
Desert Daughter, and Her
y Clarissa Curtis,
Sisters Husband.
+
Bunk
(Copyrite by the
Syndicate. Inc.)
What has happened in the story: If
you want to know, buy back numbers
of the
BUNGLE.
Chapter
XXm cont.
Angeline stood before
him
at
last.
Never had she looked so beautiful to
him
and
before,
it
hurt him to realize
that perhaps he was looking at her for
the last time.
Her long golden hair
a bright cascade over her shoulders, and her blue eyes were wide with
alarm. "Why are you here at this hour
of the night?" In spite of his excitement, Casper found time to marvel at
in
fell
^^bS^\K^
her purity.
"Darling," he whispered, "I bring bad
news." She stepped back. Never had
he spoken thus. She had long been
aware that she loved him; but as she
There was color in her tenance, with the evil expression of its
cried wildly.
cheeks now, and her eyes were blazing. eyes and little black moustache. They
With an effort, she became calm, re- were a strangely contrasting pair, Anmembering the delicacy of her position. geline standing there slender and fair,
It was her duty to leave him now; per- her lovely face expressing all her sweet
haps she would never see him again, young innocence, and Jerome with his
gazed up at his dark, handsome face,
it was only with these words that she
tremendous controlled
realized
the
man
power, the intensity, of the
perhaps she would have to pretend to
hate his memory forever. Her words
sounded faint and far away in her ears,
and yet she made herself speak calmly.
"Yes, yes, you must go," she murmured
she
that, however
tensely, realizing
might long to stay, yet she must turn
before
her.
"The ring
is
gone."
It
was several
minutes before she realized the full import of his words. Angeline grew pale.
It was agony to Casper to know that
he was inflicting pain on the girl he
from him.
As Casper went through the door, he
suffering in her innocent face and to
know that he was powerless to help her. turned for one last glance, but proud
It was not weakness that made his even in her pain, she had turned and
voice break on the next words. "Yes. left the room.
Chapter XXTV
the ring that contains the combination
Her mind was in a whirl as she put
I was the only one who
to the safe.
one dainty foot upon the stair. She
knew of its hiding place."
." she
said slowly, felt a sudden grip tighten upon her
"You mean
giving him time to appreciate the full arm, and and a low, well- remembered
loved above
all else.
Agony
to see the
i
voice
significance of her every word.
whispered
He drew her into
hardened
"At last," he
hissed, and, she knew not why, his
words struck added terror into her
brutally
molded
the
jaw.
|
Angeline
her.
shrank
back, scarcely daring to breathe, "No,
was
no,"
all
she
that
could
Then, suddenly, his eyes changed. He
was staring over her shoulder. Her
numbed senses told her that behind
u a,
Inated, at his
I
I
"Come
relatives of
League of
a number
equally
now with
terror
burn
closer, children,
SLATTERY WELLESLEY
10 12
I
(To be continued)
of
"WEED
better
HUNT
I'll
at
Wellesley.
skins preserved by
mild texture.
Soft
year!
That's the
"And now,"
its
to
bed for that
SHOP
CHURCH STREET
9 Abbott Street, Welle, ley
and
I
will
tell
a way out of
Dad I'm
this
ture report
is
uncertain.
We
IRISH
of
DONNAN
Mn. Mary
B.
Hughe, Ho.te..
For your overnight and week-end guests
A
pleasing background for your hospitality.
bridge parties,
Engagement
teas,
showers
MORRISON GIFT SHOP
Orders Taken for
did not
—by
Dinner and
appointment.
24 Grove
St.
Prom Favors
ill
it.
said Grandmother, "go
is
!
Wellesley Guest House
tell
who examination.
Crystals
Sparkling Jewelry Chokers. Necklaces.
Unusual, imported styles.
5.00 to 25.00
i
HARPER METHOD SHOP
THEM ».i»n
Wellnley, Hsu.
Hide., 3rd. floor,
Natural Permanent Push
would
but
it
I'll
bet
Waves a
Specialty
AT WELLESLEY INN
"When
—
use
CHANEL
!
stockings.
Smart in sunor pastel beige shades. 3.95
and
he stared and stared at the
window behind her.
and get up in time to see the sun rise, but
my
he WOOD never have the HART to it must have been about 7.02 a. m.
told me a number of things I have been
make me go." So he told his Dad who
wanting to find out for a long time,
was STEARNS they make them, and
STARTLING FENOMOANA
went
to
but anyway while in Paris I
very quick to catch boys KNAPPing.
several night-clubs to And out exactly
Having HURD his son's story he said,
Just
to-days train came in I got
how bad they are, and I really am very "You're AHLERS playing this game.
some news hot off the caboose. The
wish I
upset about conditions and
Don't you think you're a bit too
could tell something about them here,
YOUNG to GAMBLE with fate ? fireman told of the startling experibut I won't for the dear young peoAVERY time an examination comes, ence of Picking up a dead body off the
ple's sake, and I shall just tell about
you get in DUTCHER AND DUTCHER. tracks which was in the way of the
held
in
to
be
cake-sale
plans
for
a
my
But I'll call your mother
Ma; train and in the way of a special hapthe Sunday-School room of the MemoDAVIS sick," he shouted. Dave was pening in this quiet
community!^ Ill
rial Church, Friday, and I do hope that
full of BLISS for he NEWELL that
my friends in the Ladies Aid Society mother SNOW best and don't go Say!
will help me because I really would like
PULLING boys out of bed to send them This greusome accident occured just
to have several pots of baked-beans
to examination. But "LAW," said his west of the water tower and half after
and some jelly rolls and fried cakes mother,
"there are exams HODDER eight o'clock.
?y hair rose as I got into
besides the things the members of the
than this. You FLETCHER self get
the caboose to see the Aweful sight,
Purity League are bringing, and I do
scared, that's all.
It's not SMAILL
hope that everyone will come because
ment, only nerves. Get up and COE." because this was my first BIG scoup.
all the money we make will go to buy"But THOMPSON and JOHNSON are Because I've never been given such a
ing cloth to send to some ladies in
staying home," said Dave*^,s CURTIS responsible assignment before because
Paris so they can make suitable garhe could. "ALLright," said his mother, of my extreme youth. But to revive
ments for some of the statues In the
"you stay in bed. Dad, go SWIFTly Xp the body. It was stark and cold and
Louvre and some fountains.
your ORVIS."
absolutely unrecognizable.
But did
Purely yours,
So DAVIS sick until the exam is that keep it from being exciting? I
MARIA L. BURP.
over, and then he becomes a WELL- should say Not
Travelling Secretary.
MAN again. And though it is nothing Plying the firemen with questions I
to BRAGG about, he got along well, picked up details on the side and drew
OUR SHAVING CREAM BEST
nay TUELL. for he earned his P. B. K. my own conclusions. The skin was
Proved by years of constant
and didn't have to WAITE until Senior ruined as far as practical wear went,
friends here in Wellesley and
!
Feminine, youthful! Lovely in
flaming peach.
Boufant thru
lavish use of material, caught at
waist with wide, flaring fold, dipFlower
ping deeply at back.
garland. For Mademoiselle, 59.50
'-
filled
you a bedtime story," said GrandWEATHER REPORT
mother, and in a parable, as it were,
this town, I really feel it my duty to gave seven little prospective Wellesley
We calculate that the weather for
inform you of the deplorable state of granddaughters the hundredth reason the next week will be cold. No doubt
there will be a north wind and storms
affairs in Europe and especially France, why they should not go to college.
It was that STARK time of the year from the northwestern areas. It might
and I know because I spent two weeks
when examinations roll around and the even be a blizzard. On the other hand
in Paris last summer, and it is much
fifty-fifty basis of faculty-student rela- weather authorities state that the enas
I
have
ever
expected
than
I
worse
tions had become twenty -five -twenty - tire winter will be warm. In that case
been telling a lady from Natick whom five.
JACKSON awoke, shook his next week will bring robins. The office
I met on the boat coming home and BUSHEE head, and said to himself. thermometer is broken so the tempera-
who knows
FishNet
Silk
Telephone Wellesley 0968
BUNGLE
of the Purity
TAFFETA
!
find
strength enough to murmur. He came
-nearer; she could feel his breath hot
upon her cheek. Angeline grew faint.
A BEDTIME TALE
PURITY LEAGUE
As a member
CHIFFON
fishtail train in
center sketch. There's movement
in the soft femininity of chiffon
fabric; in flowing bow at back
shoulders; stunning jewelled buckle.
For Mademoiselle, 49.50
Note the tiered
Slowly, with fiendish deliberation, he
moved toward
—
—
breast.
!
—
rage, as
to the dimly lighted
turn until the ring is found."
Angeline was distraught. "But is room, shutting the door carefully, and
there nothing that can be done?" she she recognised Jerome's terrible coun-
editor of the
left it until the last minute! But little to worry about,
because Slattery's is ready to help you. Newest fashions the dripping
hemlines, the slashed backs everyone is talking about; the live silhouette,
with animation, vivacity in every line! The misted colors off whites
—the pinks that are cloudy the yellows that are dusty!
Of course you've
cruelty of his whole face.
meani: igly
"Don't
What could An- were
"Yes," he said in a low voice. "And scream or I'll shoot."
now I must leave you. I shall not re- geline do but obey?
To the
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Tis cheery within
The very newest thing
in Scarfs are
now
being
offered in the
Sbop
of
Gifts of
Barbara (Sorbon
chann and
distinction
easily line a pair of gloves.
that rabbit never guessed
over with. would Get intoPrint,
I'll
say.
it
ARCADE
WELLESLEY
WELLESLEY COLLEGE NEWS
ANTI-TOBACCO MAYOR WILL
*
(Continued from Page
Mrs. Pomeroy said they locked
the doors at-9:45 o'clock P. M. for pro
tection, but the sheriff said there wa;
doors.
WITHSTAND WICKED WEED
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Col. 1)
something cookey about her excuse. Sc
they are now at home in the Center
ample of our still untainted youth Street Jail and will be pleased to
marched down Washington Street fol- any of their old friends there also,
NEW
UR
FASHIONS
Spring
c.l Wclle.ley girl.
who wi.h (o re-
fresh
Winter out-
They're en"differgagingly
fit..
COMMUNITY
PLAYHOUSE
Wellesley Hills
Fri.
and Sat, Feb. 10 and
11
lowed by Mayor Beele in the Veteran
Ford Genny Vive which saw Buch brilThe Frog Pond was the scene last
liant service in the War on Flanders week of many a merry skating party.
Fields and which was lent to him for Though small in size the pond can acthe occasion because the key
comodate several dozen people at the
Limousine Flivette was still down the same time. There is also the advantEven age that one would have difficulty in
elevator shaft of B. B. Hall.
our Mothers marched in the largest drowning there since the ice Is quite
parade we have had since the Boys solid.
Came Home. About the square were
little groups and Tufts of the townsfolks stood in a circle around E. Fitz
Pendleton. A serious riot nearly hap(Continued from Page 1, Column 2)
pened when those insidious radicals
Mussey, McBride. Proctor Zeigler and
little friends at the orphan asylum and
the Smith faction backed by the gidthe members of the old folks' home,
dier members of the Town Councyl
BE She is also well known among the Sisdistributed
pamphlets
entitled
of Rebecca. Mr. Fruitier recently
BROadminded and BE Nonchalant ters
eceived a medal for having lost
and Liberty Not Lisence. The quick
parts of his body than anybody else
action of Constable Vinton Waite and
the Civil War.
He Is prominent
Sheriff Frazer Smith averted the danamong the Knights of Pythias. Knights
ger by arresting them They were later
of Columbus, and the Independent Or-
Mon. and
Tues., Feb. 13
and
14
are cordially invited to avail themselves of the
Bailed out by Bailey.
The Crusade to the
TEa Tavern had
be abandoned because it
7:30 but everyone enjoyed seeing
der of
Miss
Odd
known
as
installed in
any business entrusted
that
Wed. and Thurs., Feb. 15 and 16
"THE MAN ON THE BOX"
Fri.
and
Sat., Feb. 17
and 18
'Annie Laurie"
who
Depeeler,
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent $5.00 per An-
num and
up.
THE
WELLESLEY
CAPITAL
We
p.m. to go in groups of twelve.
Just so that Smith wont get ahead of
is
SURPLUS
$150,000
Wesleigh.
(Continued from Page
The
wedding
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Sunday
After the reception the young coua two days' honeymoon at
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The Academic Year for 1928-29 opens
Monday, October 7, 1928.
The European Travel Course
bride wore a stun-
ning. tiaxgJLiDC .--C^ume^uHei_.-d^ss
Wollenley Square
trimmed with peach
and black rosettes aroung the neck,
elbows, waist, and bottom hem.
She
cinamm on- colored stockings and
black shoes. A large black and orange
Sailing from Boston June 10th
of red satin,
Sailing from Cherbourg September
The Summer School at Oxford
TAXI
From Monday,
July 9th, to Saturday,
September
Le Blanc
Colonial Building
15.
1st.
—
Henry Atherton Frost
We). 1498-W
Director
13 Boylston Street, Cambridge, Mass.
At Harvard Square
still
—
my
questions regarding her
the present in all
its
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licljarite
nakedness.
Looking back, the changing situation
knowing that she must be busy.
our community can be seen to reel
Then she offered me a cigarette.
"We don't smoke, you know, my before our eyes. First when the fore
dear," I said gently. We must be broad- fathers took up this place to rear hi
little family,
minded, you see, fellow citizens.
little
knowing that it
"How can you dare to be in the would grow to such infinite numbers,
house all day alone with that man, comes into the picture. Then the municipal growth is photographed on the
Miss Bartlett?"
She laughed! "Oh. Rays is harmless sheets of time. A foreign population is
and such a very good cook, His egg—" registered in our census.
The mayor faces a real situation here
"Do you Like eggs, Miss Bartlett? I
am so fond " Just then the telephone at Wellesley. There is much to be
rang.
When she came back I con- done, redone and undone. The hill dis
Repaired at
Short Notice
Re
de while you wait
or larger ones done the same day.
You
will not have to go without
your fur coat these cold days because we can Repair it for you
promptly.
KARTT
B. L.
Tailor and Cleanser
Wei. Sq. opp. Post Off. Tel. 0217-M
TAILOR - DRESSMAKER
ARCADE BLOCK
63 Central St., Wellcstcy
Tel. Wei. 016S-W
—
"We were
talking about eggs."
Oh,
yes,
I
had one break-
a
deadly
disease
The
called
village
is rife
"dementia
with
employment. The school had closed
down due to the illness of the faculty.
"I think eggs are excellent," I urged (She is able to breathe with less effort,
her on. I hoped that she would tell now you will be glad to hear.)
Now that I have finished I shall close.
me something personal, but the telephone rang again and when she reTOO LATE 'OR CLASSIFICATION
turned she had to excuse herself to
"For breakfast?"
"Yes."
dress.
"THE CELLAR"
needs attention. Many of the in
habitants there are bed-ridden due to
trict
tinued.
praecox."
T
The
EDITORIAL
remain unspoiled. In
the City especially. But Miss Bartlett
To-night as I sit here in the old
still unspoiled though perhaps a little changed as you will see, though that swivel chair and look at the Gibson
to be expected in the City.
The Girl prints on the wall, the old beerdoor was opened by a strange looking
le corner, the preserved rattleman. We learned later that he was
snake in the glass case and accurately
a Philipino. Miss Bartlett was waitplace my quid in the nearest cuspidor,
ing for me in the most ravishing kimona I have ever seen. It was white I cannot but help reflecting on tht
satin with white ostrich feathers about change that occurs as time comes ant
As Caesar so beautifully exthe neck and down the front and was goes.
caught gracefully at the hip by the pressed it "omnia Gallia in tres parte;
hand with a studied carelessness. The divisa est." There is the picture sug>
apartment was spacious, looking oui gested of the world and the three parts
it falls into, future, past and present.
upon but this was a back room.
For we must first look at the future,
"Won't you sit down?"
then recall the past and then regard
I sat down resolving to plunge di-
cessful
"Eggs?
CI
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St..
career,
Gardenside Bookshop
280
I,
Falls.
they have cut the trees down.
Miss Bartlett was more than nice to picture hat completed the beautiful
We felt as though she really re- outfit, imported from Boston.
membered me. It's so hard to be suc-
rectly into
12:30-7:30
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dress
;.
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Linens
receive
our best attention.
Aunt Dippy, wore her moth-
soms.
Her dress was very becoming,
message and
being made of percale.
The bridehallenge of anything can be shared
groom's clothes were negligeable. He
with anyone.
Problems will be diswore the conventional blue suit, with
cussed. Questions affecting things will
a dainty pencil stripe, which was purbe solved. Out under the trees in some
chased at the Emporium Where U
uplofting place perhaps across Lake
Bot The Hat.
The mother of the
Waban in that secluded spot
near
bride was clothed in invisible black
the emerald waters of the Paint Facvelvet.
tory where nature is bounteous in her
A huge wedding reception followed,
gtfts.
"Be on the safe-side," says Mart at which cider, home brew and doughnuts were the refreshments. Sanborn's
Beele and therefore he will introduce
Elite and Classy Band furnished the
legislation requiring girls who go out
entertainment in costume.
after six
Niagara
Blue Lantern Gift Shop
will
us
to
topic at all so that the
"Grass"
your
Checking and Savings Accounts and assure you
Genny Vive.
which was first worn in 1800. Around
Another reform that our Mayor conher head she had wax orange blossoms.
templates is the introduction of More
In her hand she carried apple blosand Mightier Conferences
Mayor Beele
solicit
Fellows.
grandmother's
er's
We
offered by this bank.
facilities
i
to
"Get Your Man"
1,
So I
By the
by.
LOST
left.
Miss Bartlett
the principals in a
The Pomeroy
is
one of
new New York
family, so
much
"College Special" Dinner $1.50
Choice of Large Juicy Tenderloin Steak, Delicious Broiled
Milk Fed Chicken, or Two Large Broiled Lamb Chops
Served Daily Except Sunday, from 6 to 7:30 P. M.
(Note—A
Special Private
at an extra
Bus
will be
sent for parties of 10
charge of 20c per person each way.)
play.
in the
public eye of late, were recently arrested for serving drinks behind locked
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