9. no they bro a3. loll
E. N. Bipperley.
hit Mills and her grand
3 lion, Compo street.
as Plains, last evening
by colored people frbm No:-
rlclc More will have his trot
mono ii 1301 t last evening.
N1 . log to be a mo
0 otorman Hendricks
The guests Yesterday at the West
l‘i.‘ otol were B. B. Bowen Sarato
.: (1T. Beny.St.rntford: S.
, Gains and F. A. Rania, of Bridge
non
99198 E. Dunnoblickc of the Com-
.r lyes‘.
h m hers: being absent} twns post
0 to Burton in the near in
311191390 a large lot of lumber to Mr
Burr. of .Btirr’s Highway. yesterday
ends at their residence in West-
0093. Langston.
“Church of Bridgeport
ton Beach.
noted High Priest
from place to place.
old owing and be invisible.
ml.
it or nourc
. hill-nil? Mplwvldlhsl
evening. and o'nloy-
. . m and doubling ht
lbs a large humour of
3 3 ii We 0'91“ from Southlliiri.
V101 and 9&1“: Nolwul'k our». also
to yaohl Inns and those in« 3 u‘
MAOQ REWABDM‘WO‘ running , s 01:19.
The rés‘d‘ers or this paper wul bo3
pleased to loam that there is at least 3
one dreaded disease that science but“
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Gotsrrh Cure
is tho only positive curs known to tb
medical fraternity. Gatarrh being a
constitutional discard. requires a corn .
stii‘utional trcatnisnt.
taken. Manually.
directly upon the blood and
cons surfaces of the system, there.
by destroying its foundation of ‘
and giving the pa»
tient strength by building up the
constitution and nsslatiug nature in do.
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative nowars, that
they offer One Hundred Dollarb for any
case that it fails to cure.
of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY ch. 00.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hull' 3 Family Pills are the best.
1 Her simnlc grownn
tho looming in Wall? 80111.11!
unread lb usher over the threshold it
3 ,an im reunion
nth in that family is so firmlyo be loin
dd in that preparations are made iorlt.
ut if tho footwork leads. toward the
once it birth during the year is sure,
u preparations are made 1100090193: 3.
90
wear rubber soiéd footwear
and stick fast to deck or field.
1 TENNiil 9H0£9 1
High or low cut, white, black
or brov‘vn canvas,
"ilcu' re \ ‘
‘ ' For moi-d; cold lie.
33:: "Than did tho cock out there. "
' . .Sho‘ felt 91
Froiii‘ tip too
3 so nice and warm all through. . .
» “Dear boy. I. fool {. .
1111161 llvcda deal——
1 , m that tiny wild
Hall's Catarrh
vaoH'riNo anode,
Hoovy, stitched rubberisoies.
white duck. low or high out.
per pair. 92. This shoe has a
leathor welt which aids inn
mensoly in keeping the. foot
An exceptional quality
of rubber soled shoemas at .
tractive as any leather built
shoe we odor at 83 50.
We have good wear at 91. 25
'1 ”out
i Bur an College
The biiious. tired nervous man can-
t successfully com 39310 with his
9 Little Earl!
he illusions pills for constipa
1 remove the cause of your
1
Atroubioleso “0 9011302.
The Suddost Story Ever Told. ~T3he
Trump (between mcutbsfulsl—a—"l wuz
would a Wweslty married man. mum.
but i am pennlless now!" Kind Lady
w—You poor unfortunate man!
didn't you put your fortune in your
and Mini. George iii Baotou, oi
Wilton. rode to idiot No‘rwallt neuter; ‘
day imam. and now are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Norbert iii Brown. of
lion lun‘tit dveuuo.
until Saturday. and then return homo.
. tolled the lawn party. given this a the disease.
~ ing by Mr. and Mrs. W. (lililord
cheu nt thcinmol idonon
And then3 her-mo wooh
Wat“,
11%“ wished It king all lips.
They made all Sound
Till both were browned
'Waytd their finger tips.
05’
3:me 9311101 1190' horses this
Brooklyn are 08090100 to on“ in". They “”11 mm”
town today and will spend the sum
rdithe attests yesterday of
‘ at their roamenco
In. Greens, Earths
Temple 1.0030. F & A M, moot
evening in their rooms in the First
National Bank buildl
the third degree will 10 conferredAA p-
on a fellow member. "
lrving ll Sippcriey has accepted A
position with Reprohontative
Mi‘ ‘Sippeiliey illill begin his
new duties next week. and will not no
secretary to, Mr. Nash.
MI. and Mrs Frbdfii‘ick A. Smith and
Uinrence Reach of New York are the
guests of. the Misses Bradley Myrtle
Mr. and like Smith, and hir
,iBGRilh cxncot to ahead the summer in
There was a bicycle accident Tues.
day night 91; the corner of Frunklin and
Madison streets, Southvid
mcr Johnson. of Norwsik was riding 3
leisurely along with a young lady. ,
duly their wheels collided 1
are were precipitated into 1
the street in a honor .The young lady
wns dnito badly hurt, receiving a scalp
wound, which it ill maid required the at-
tention of a physician. Her head came
in contact; with a stone. Mr. .10th N
was bruised somewnat about the hands
and arms. but otherwise was not injur-
His wheel .wns damaged consid-
.1011 mm bore attended the play,
. lib Breakers.“ which was glv
Do not let the white duck ma-
terial worry your-it will get
soiled surely. but we have a
cleaning proparation. Leather
wear needs attention to keep
it clean alsw’ . '
ding took place in Westport
01091 1111b "ch was largely at The Tramp—4 did—nn' she learned
or play bridge whist.
Coley
by or his window
Atlantic ‘Stnr‘ch
"The Doctors told me my cough was
One Minute (Bough Cure
inane me a well man.” non-n Silver,
ortb Stratford.
u've not found relief from a stub-
rn cough. don't despair.
lite Cough Cure has cured thousands
and it will cure you. Safe and sure.
Gen. 0 80119011.
WWSFOES
1......_._____
'. Finn—Please don't send that
messenger boy who stutters up to my
Clark and Sarah Wilkes on.
dway h Milt Norwalk. this
Telegraph Messengew‘ What did he
do
b. banquet of the
111 Miss Mary A. Graham 1 ridin u
liloard or one Underwriteis " “
new bicycle. Miss Graham intends to
go to Bridgeport on Saturdny to be the
guest of her cousin. Miss Grace Jarvis.
of Connecticut. avenue, for .
Miss Jarvis will accompany her back
to South Norwalk and make a return
visit for a week.
The Sons of Temperance will give
AI an entertainment and social or. thair
room in l-lIII-ibuttis block this evening
All are cordially invited to attend
Admission free to the entertainment.
which will consist principally of songs
ice cream and cake
Mr. Fiiiit~Nothing; but i gave him
tip and be hung
Comrncncing Mbnday, June 1701.
BMW nos
New York.
"i‘ll1 have to leave your service, sir,"
a iwent-fiio cent
said the coachmau to the trust mag-
around all afternoon trying to any
. c lvidion of .0103.
out It wily & Lighting Coni-
* At present he is breaking in.
“l‘in sorry to hear that. John
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
3'01 a gasoline stove burned a lady
bore frighti’ully.” writes N. E Palmer
“The best doctors
couldn't heal the running sore that fol-
lowed, but Buckien's Amica Salve on-
infniiibie for Outs.
Corns. Sores. Boiis. Bruises. Skin Dis‘
25c at F. H. Baxter's.
South Norwaik and John A. Riggs,3
”Every time i drive you out sir i
hear people say There sons the scout:-
droi?’ and I dont know which of us
‘ and recitation.
will be on sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Bradley en
tertained a number of their friends last
evening by giving a progresive euchre
party. The guests enjoyed pinying
the popular game until 10: 30 when
a buffet lunch was served. Although
the or eniug was ircry warm the guests
did not suffer with the heat. as a large
bowl filled with delicious “punch was
The decorations of flowers
and greenswarc very handsome and
artistically arranged by Caterer E. E.
Kecler who had charge of the refresh
ments. Among those present were Air
and Mrs. lilavid in Soccer Mr. and
Oscar Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Aus-
. and Mrs. Warren
Rogers, MI and Mrs. Albert U. Smith.
The Misses Anna Bradley. Florence
[Bradley and Messrs. Alfred Waruock.
Charles E. Dunncbncke Edward Rich
ards. Harry R Sherwood and William
Never before in the history of The of Kirk‘rnnn. la.
Norwalks were the bicycle dealers so
More new wheels are being
sold this year than at this time last
The dealers are doing quite
an extensive business in
line. having to work nights most of
DlDN'T MARRY FOR MONEY.
The Boston man, who lately married
a sickly rich young woman, is happy
now for be got Dr. Kings New Life
which restored her to perfect
infallible for Jaundico. Bilu
idusncas Malaria Fey or and Ague and
all Liver and Stomach troubles Gen
Only 25c, at F. H
Bugler's. South Norwaik. and John A.
Riggc’, Norwaik. drug stores.
tirely cured her."
€59,918 company. loaves Monday cases and Piles
tan. 0... "where he will spend his
ks' Vacation at his old home
The Modern View—Son—~“l haven‘t
the advantages you had when you were
a young man. father."
Father—”Wm haven't?"
Son~“('.‘-crtainly not: you didn't have
to waste four years of your life in a
college as l have done."
he [nuloyecs of the Computing
will hold a clam bake
nturday afternoon on
't be boys have already
Byron N. Morse. of Norwaik. is rid
ing a new chalnless bicycle. m, but effectiva.
.a O I ‘
SUPPLIES
Ge‘nuinc‘AGate City ' .
FILTERS
STONE WARE AND A ..
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
Miss Clara lngram, who rode
South Norwnik from Wilton and was
the guest of Miss Mary Bond. in Chest-
nut street. returned on her wheel to
her home yesterday. Miss [Ingram has
been here for a week.
e 11Glee Club was to hold to rubber
“Hos too miserable to live."
but evening. but owing to some of
hill he s sparing enough generally. but
no give-.8 himself “a treat (in Aholldnys
tin Wakemnu.
"A few months ago. food which i ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
stomach for half an hour. .
bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Corn
and can now out my breakfast and
other meals with a relish and my food
digested. Nothing
equals Kodol myspcpsia Cure for stem
ach troubles. " ll. 8. Pitts Arlington
D3 spepsin Cure digests
Geo. C Stillson.
Leave South Norwulk, 7
Leave New York:
Beckmnn Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday, l :30 p. In.)
linst 3lsi. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday, 2 :00 p. m.)
ntil a later date. The club or
On these occasions he always reads
some of the most. tasty recipes he can
find in 1316:0001: book.’
There was a surprise party at the
residence of John Davidson. ‘
Norwnlk. Tuesday night.
sion was the eighteenth birthday 0?
Miss Vern D Holmes.
men and wbcnlwomo‘n of1 Saugaluck
and vicinity rode to her home and
spent a you pleasant cv.ening
Holmes happened to be at home when
the party arrived about 8 o'.ciock She
answered the ring of the door-bell and
never was more surprised in her life to
see at party of her friends.
were played and refreshments were
served during the
Holmes formerly resided in Saugntuck
The Westport Lumber Column)
Mr. James Brown, of Putsmoutb
cars of age. suffered
ad sore, on his taco
(1 not help him. Dc
lazei Salve cured him
Goo 0.8011900.
"What did you and Joe tall
Early Wednesday morning burglars
entered the residence of E. N Sippei
".‘loy but in some wny must have been
frightened as they went mvn3 without
taking any valuables.
entered by unlocking one of the win-
dows on the rear end of the house.
During the early hours of the morning
Miss Sipperley thought shunts-nut a
noise down stairs, but as if was so
faint she paid no attention to it and
wont to sleep again.
now thinks it vans the burglars at work
When the occupants
awoke in the morning the!» found sew
oral bureau drawers open. but the (.011
tents had not been disturbed Later
they found one of the windows noon at
the top where the intruders had on
loved and escaped
to point to tramps that limo been loaf-
iug around that vicinity for the past
Va... over ninety
for years with a
Physicians cool
Wilts Witch i
“its Herman Langzteli re
what you eat
is 1y gave a' lawn party to a number
The. burglars Single, 401:. ;
”Excursion, 70c.
SUNDAY. June corn.
NORTH. BEACH.
accompanied by the
Arion Singing Society
Excursion Fare.
Leave South Nprwulk 10 a. to.
Leave North Beach, .5 p. In.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
Phiianthmpist~“Wbal‘e the matter
A large number were present are you crying
1 nioyeda} a dainty lunch prepared
Little Boy~“'l‘he tellers on the street
have formed a trust and i ain't in it.
fellow can‘t play base bull or shinny
al by hisself. mu be?"
'He thought i ought to be friendly
enough to give him that dog; and I
thought he ought in be friendly enough
to buy it of me.“
SAVED KBOV'S “ENE.
Mrs. Captain ll.
ford. Del, says:
John Sanford Gregory
(innit. MIs Geoige Wash
(1 Mrs. Gomgc B Smith halo
milliliter! delegates to attend the
nventi‘ h held tomorrow in the First
.Vlr. Sipperie3
which she 1‘93"“ A party of about a down wheelrnen
rode to Roton Point last night from
Dnrien They returned through South
Norw nik about 10 oclilolt singing some
old college songs.
I
Eczema. saltrbenni.
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hour
01 Salvo. The certain pile cure. Geo.
teller. chafing.
.-‘. 111mm S “color will attend
the Sunday. school picnic nnd oxour
slop of the Methodist Chulch of Stain
10rd. tomorrow. The members of the
church and Sunday school have char
tered a steamer to take them to lioyu~
"Brandish nun an
oil my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with troop. We gave
for doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the morn
lam sale by R. H. Plalstod and F
. r. ‘
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
Suspicion scents
The American Wheelmon. of Bridge-
port are to come to South Norwalk
next Sundai and take dinner at the H
Dorlon House.
Parke—“After twenty years of mat-1-
ricd life how do you manage-vac well
Town Clerk anti and normal other
members expect to attend the election
of officers at Kabncsn Encampment in
Norwalk this evening Ml H3nlt luv
131190 the honor or being chief patrinrc b
01‘ the past torm nnd tonight will. in
lane—‘ "Yes, about a. well
stand my wife almost as well as the
first three Creeks we fiver: engaged"
-W,
ONLY CURE POI DVSPEPIIA.
Hrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
"1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great din
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of; but
IBMI [an Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by n H. Planned and 9‘. H
Baxter.
A horse belonging to the firm of
Finch a Perry 3
morning. but did very little damage.
The horse sometimes takes a notion to
run away when ho. is alone regardless
whether anything frightens him or not.
Yesterday morning he one standing in
front of the duo‘s place of business on
. when he dashed around
the corner, up Riverside. avenue by the
‘ Supply- Company‘s plant
Turning the next corner he crossed the
”King street bridge at the anmeterriflc
rate. of speed.
bridge in some way. which seemed a
miracle. to all that saw it. the animal
came crashing down Main utmot with
out hitting a team. and ‘nt that time
there were several on both sides of
The frightenedbenst then
turned tho corner by the \Vestport lio-
tel and trout up Stair street.
way the wagon slowed around the con ,
nor and one of mentors became out
tangled in the wheel in such a manner
that it, caught on the hub and wound
, pulling the horse into the fence
in front of the Courtney
where he appeared to be perfectly con
touted until help arrived.
wagon an tithe horse escaped without
- __.._... Norwalk and South Norwalk.
to Him. —-’l‘he distinguished
personage who had been announced as
the speaker of the evening was late in
arriving and an effort had been made
to entertain the audience in the mean-
timc by vocal music and short im~
promptu speeches.
persons began calling lustilv for Goo-
Somowhat perplexed the
professor. of, philbsophy and boiled let
iros. who was acting as chairman?
“if Mr. Googoo Wise is in the
'he said “he will oblige by
coming fbrwa
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
Lcaxc llcckmau St, N.
Mon, \\ C(1.. and Fri.
Lcnvc Norwalk:
l'ucs., Thurs, and Sat,
JURY FINDS 102 lNchTMENTS.
HELENA, Mont. June 27~The Unit
ed Slates Grand Jury has made its
final report. returning it)! indictments.
They are almost all '
ers in the Missoula
charging perjury in Swearing that they
filed upon lands for personal
whereas they transferred them soon
after securing title.
WIN. Sipporicy has purchased a lo-
comobilo from Eben l-.liil Jr. in Nor .
walk. Mr. Sipporioy experts the Inn
rhino will arrivo nl hisl route in West-
loday and will brobnblv be ink
tin around town in it this cw.
- Hr. Sipperlcy has also purcbnn
ed a now well drilling machine of the
very latest type. The machine is so
couctrilctod that the well drilling au-
paralusiand «boiler and engine are all
one. When a well is finished and 1.110
“luminary is to be movod to another
place the wheels nro thrown into gear
and the apparatus gone under its own
bloom, thus saving tho espouse of
keeping horses to draw the apparatus
inst laud local.
(1 district and
A dozen or more
volcanism circus.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 19, 1901.
WE HAVE THEM: COMING BY 111'
GAR LOAD 15109131? FEW DATE.
M. TARLOV
The lands corn
if) 000 acres and were
bought bx R in Gobban. who after‘
ward sold them to Senator W A Clio-k
The persons indicted include school
teachers. ranchers. observant girls and
in fact all classes of pooplc.
the recovery of these lands that pro
(readings were recently instituted by
the government against Senator Clark.
. W
NUTMEG INGENUlTY.
The Connecticut Yankee is still at
in the report of the
A country servant was given a tirkot
by her mistress for it local concert.
She arrived home rather late and was
questioned by her mistress: on tho
SAVES TWO FROM DEATHf‘
"our little daughter hall an almost
total attack of whooping numb and
bronchitis.“ wrlloit Mrs. W K. Hull
Iago of Aflonkm oiled
of or rent ion i' . we “roll her
life with Dr. King’s New llisoovm
Our piano, who had Consumption in. on
advanced stage, also used this won
lecuy no 1." Desperate throat and?
lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s Non
Discovery, as to no other medicine on
earth. infallible for coughs
colds 60c and Si bottles guaranteed
by F. H Baxter South Nor-walk, and
John A. Riggs, Nomlk. Trial bottles
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
4.651: 5151.615,
8 16x 9: 03: 9: 36
A. M.——12:35x.
,0: 55, 7: 13, 7 ..l
9: so 10. 22x. 10: 40 ll: 36x.
1" M.——12:55x.
3.2Ix. 4:07, izbox, 5.33. 5.
6:41. 7.07, 72551:, 8:11 10,220.
“i came allay before 'twas ovcr.‘
she replied. “and they were hurrying it
309 because thief III
in limo when l loft
Y.. "but. When All
are hinting two at
People during the warm hours Mon
any were interested while seated in
fthp cool shaded of the pavilion at. Com
300 309011 watching the movements of
an open boat at anchor oil! Cooko-
lion's bar buoy M. probably. (loci-gob
Rock two or more miles out. Sonic
timer the boat was in plain sight. tho;
It
Iatrouge till owning. whon
all that pulling in; great v‘
‘ a and not an off
it WI. « norms auditori-
o mm at the bow having at sort of
”At with the man at the stern rc-
ry sign inducing itch to lake hold.
it on fair mother. smooth son. rows
corn in the hold noon on every hand.
, lid chief of all. lots'of pallouco The
.111in can lullt unlit. tor enjoyment of
the head. b‘goahl
commissioner of patents for
transmitted to Congress, it is stated
that Connecticut [enlist all the states in
the number of patents and trademark
Issued oer capital during the year
There were 799 patents and designs is~
sued to residents of the state during
the your. or one to every 1.909 of .pop-f
ulstion The District of Columbia leads
Connecticutwith one point to each
" 3 tion. buono static ennui.
t anNew Haven Pallad
Danger. diséians and death follow ne-
giant of the bowels,
Little Early Rivers to rognlnto them.
and you. will add years to your life and
life in your years My to take, never
Use De Witf'a AA. Air—12:35:, 4250:,
5'33, 5:55;, 7:20, 8:403,
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. ‘
Westpmt Grunge P. of l-l.. met last
evening at the granite room in Hurt
butt' I: block. After the .hanluosa some
. “All
0.9 thoir he... colored a
by Miss Holly Taylor. 1‘ 0 first nun:-
her on line program was a duct. which
was. annually rendenbd by Mrs Low
in Whitehall and lied "daughter. Misc
Bertha Waknman The second unm’u
common Wildcat. by Mrs frying
Stone and Miss Ophelia Taylor. with
Nita: Molly Taylor presiding at them
niche. finch did their ”1131311 and
“What was the cause 30f the. trouble
in “the woman 9 club?“ “ ‘
“The majority adopted. a resolution
limiting incline ofgcaoh
A M.:——12021. 5:00, 0:.00 72.00
8:00: 8:.02 0::,001.902x 9..0-ix,10 02:
10: 04 ll: 00: 1i:.02
, PM~i20210413012003902
"3301,4021: 404 4:,:,30502 GMX.
61,02 72,00 8900;91.” 11:001.
Ho-*‘1’our fat or blight to know
what I We tong no ”19194th
n".
rim PATENTG.
wag were issued June 95
”Fm furnish from 06,00 of A lid.
Woollen solicito urination (
meilnn.
A..:M-—12 3029;01010 ‘1: 30 10: 02
P. M3.:--0010,‘,‘ PM 11:00
LEAVE 900,111 NGRWALK Fall
N Elli! HA VEN.
“A iifwih: 09:. 1:09;.
111031.111“
P. ”will: 02:. 1:10
9:,22 6::20.70151i9:09:: 9.19, 11:15
Bridal-port. in addition to abovowl’
moss, __~
sit-epicure» ‘lllolobchoiy. Fainting M 2 iii 5: 04. 7:28
willilnd it is prior
if. Mauritian is
usual“ inquire
L. Peace. of Law-
3 room. Kan. They knew she had
‘ unable to leave her bed in uven your
all Wont of 310m and liver frmblo‘.
nor‘vn‘rbn pminuon and general dobiil
liy: but. "rum bottles of
Bitters enabled .me 10.31019 1
all writes. “and “.3 "$90 months l‘foltfllniok
3 > a now poison. cinch an or no
lilac cite Jerrod ”1
ii the. moods of”:
I
my tailor wll
. not make. me another suit of 131011103."
Casicionw"Whu,,will you do!"
“ lshnll‘ Abraham to like "my trade
boat!” 9 ‘
ill for a your.
Dvapcptics cannot be long lived be-
W? W
Ouhcllu1’i'nylor with since lent. 11
followed by a iin’ttsrlnlr carom; and.
both of the 11901993 rendered another so:
The fourth numb" was a m-
citation by bliss Louise Smith which
in” soon miter
“our. the standard 0 3091190003 Her
rocitstlou m folio .
beautifully random! by lira Wallace
, Pollack. A vocal duct was given by
l Moi. 9onoand ifr Norris What“,
. . Nina little 9m 0
o octrc vehiciosi George. "C's!
llnrtfiird «1.11101 33w car tron .
{1.109}, 1:902. 7:12.
13’. ””97, .1115 9: 06*
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 DANBUN‘I.
ALI-«9: 931 93595111. ‘
P. Ale—130.9919 4351.519.900
UANIlAllW ”I’D ”0:11” ”Oil'lNfiLK.
stnninoh. allowinglit-to root and main
‘ no natural tumors.
In cum can it “rim: ‘
dilator-roughed. (loo 0 Balloon. .
illicitorwfls your father at home?"
"What
no like; all or ill 011 gu‘aimnieodgmln 9'1
with Norwich. will index Arthur H.
h a loan solo
11 '1 midi-3. Windsor lino 91W)» electr'lud
mm and
111101111 cured in her hair,
I.» l. 1'11““ ‘
101w i1
. aged since i met you "
“ "l‘will never do.
We are so new.
My nose we'll dont, no doubt.”
Now in his face.
You'll see Isl-trace.
it never quite came out.
“A kiss. " he said: ‘
She turned 1191‘ 11990 3
And sweetly gave him one, .
An then—~"Oh, my!
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