'tn*16 Wi^tl a dmwing pencil in hi3
* Iful hand, have preceded the
foes of Pilgrims who will visit Fly
miutli and Cape Cod in the course of
® Tercentenary summer and ha\e
Produced a book which, both in text
*ad in picture, ebarthes the very spir
K of the Pilgrim country.”
Early Bohemian*.
••Imi heaven’s sake, Cupid I"
acrei,..-... Venus. "You have gone an(j
trimmed your wings! Why, you’re al
most milted
Critical Month for Uncle Ex.
March Is recognized as a rather try
ing mon‘b--a ilaiigeroUH month be
cause weather condiMons tempt peo
ple to certain Indiscretions. The phil
osophic old darkey realized this when
he observed ■ “Ah notice dat when
Ah lib trough <le month o’ March, Ah
mos’ nhvtivs ltb trough de whole yeah."
Thrifty Dame.
1 once belonged to a club of ludles
who served supper one night u month
and each member was to furnish some
thing. It was the custom for each one
to take home the remainder of what
they contributed (If there ever was
any left). The woman 1 have In mind
always brought butter which she hud
frozen In perfectly round balls. It was
therefore next to Impossible to take
any butter, for It was too hard to cut
and simply rolled all over the table, so
she always returned with all her but
ter.—Exchange.
:
FOURTH DEGREE
IT NEW HAVEN
LARGEST CLASS—297—IN K. OF C.
HISTORY WERE INITIATED
By State Master John M. Lee—Two
Candidates from Putnam—Parade
and Banquet
Candidates from Pyitnam and va i
ous other cities in the state took the
fourth degree of the Knights of Co
iuinbus Sunday at New Haven, under
the direction of State Master John M.
Lee, of Norwich.
