AMI!“ ‘_ .WH'I [W I‘ ”n... "*Pmfiom“ 0." 9 B 9 M of R.”.!
I". low. or Toll“ street. tall in the pool tournament in in...
three stories down an elevator slim Hose my“, “,9, also” or. vilyod N 999 9 h b 999 99 um 999
last Friday Just before noon in In. «last Saturday,“ (glow. . o c. I .N y ' o a
straw shop of Dennis & Blanchard, III W. Nth, h.in ‘P. Beib. 109 Board of Relief of the City ot South
Water street. and except tor a severe ”‘4 Norwaix WI" moot n‘t'usaday. J.“
.. ar 37,1908,fl7:80 'eloelr to 9 o'clock
shaking up and I few bruises he Inner-19 1 D it. Humid‘y. January a! 1903 u z
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I Inirmfltldrndirs $3.“:Ii“it:itii:;‘°hf.’fii‘ti:i‘"3.‘i%§.f 17-4 I l M :3in to I 0...... v. m timid-V-
allies. ‘ . I II .. nary 4.1908 at 1: to unlock to 9
MW...° m. , mm 90999919999999“ 3:93:93: magfggg9mfigomgr9 it... 9 1.1.4 “I... 9 .. cinnamon...“ Tomorrow Begins the Third Dali oI Out
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in... 9 "0" m "Omik- ohflt when the I nor broke in Ilia ”"1 l “"1 Togra‘dtay $333.?! 33329.? ITéo
9' Maiden“. f center. letting liIId all three stories to 39": “"1 o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m., in the Coun- A Jdilildl'll White SdiB.
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W“ m“ 0' “'0 "MW" Revs‘ am"" And Hillllllilillis “9 W" knock“? 0‘" '0' I '9‘” mi“ ‘8 .70 iiifhio?b3o'3§ "T3333: '33 This sale has no tar ahead 0! an white sale that we have ever " \
ltornla have added Dr. Al 9 I \ . _ l utes. but soon recovered sudlciently to ”“7““ William “9”“ 9" '°°"°"' not‘mhfln all I. g the do ‘0 y
.,,,...,, o, I... A . limit l dilliill Talc l till I... .0... I... a. .m .i i... no“... I... r no we ..,..,.....:.....:,.sz1...;°':; o. 9., held- We I... m... w m and .0... names were unwed I... -o ,
I. 9 ow 099 nevi 9 "Int" 29;" Artbur you” who ‘ toreman in the Wioflchiiiiio. A. Frasgr, 70- 99" of 1903. c y quickly that Saturday nightlal’t we found our stock short The missing
I Mu" universityes‘ lecture: y d. —--—.T——9 I 99 mini Maintain“: Margy: as: 12 i ”*2 Dated at :0th Norwalk January numbers have been replaced. our stock is complete again, and the same
I tor a was III III onar up a ‘ .
‘ on“ “The Morals 6t Trade." to :il that}; isco al Bunda {cheats if: beyond the bruises. where he struck ”“3 ‘ 2° I2th 1903 Jo low we“ will prevail during the remainder Of the week.
1' Ii D 7 19 as”! ”N F. MCMAHON. I a v
on” educational, feature of this 9...... of the country and in (,wa on his hip and side at the foot of the l MATTHEW CORBE'I‘T A word about our Muslin .Underwsar. They are all matte under par-
, "we of the day Trinity Episcopal shaft be was not Injured. Freddie is 30 i I ‘0 113 to :19 Board of Roller ‘foct sanitary conditions: not a garment comes Into our store that II
‘V' "m“ ”V H w°‘“ all day school held special services the son of the Me metender Jones 36“ 1 ‘6‘” , - ' “
[brilliant merchant of this yslaorday afternoon at. 3:30 at. the and many times ll I9 distinguished him- :2 2 I ' I :4 “ ' ‘ ‘ “ “ “ ‘ ' ‘ "mt“ ilzconti‘aet gr mango?" 9?Veayooa:ilr£e:919 is ”81:60:“ db! “.9“ ea-
9 is memory of Dublin Weln- church. The order of service was in ‘0" by hi“ 8‘1““ c “m”- 57:1 ' I a; . per an an n w on we eve . u a poor y ‘ e as no
9 "a known as the Barbara the fennel pamphlets ",9, each one .9 ~— 3 70 charm for our buyers. We insist on getting both good Muslin and
i endow th tending was provided with one of NEWS FROM “PROCTOR8." i work. The values we ofter are simply marvelous. We can only quote
ment for the for these pamphlets which con mm d __... Referee John Knorr; soprar John
d here a few of the array of bargains we have to otter you.
0’ better and “3h” ideals 0' hymns 'scripture reading, collects mls- Th“ Mr. Procters theatres are 30- F 3“" us . ».
morality. ‘ rionary catechism and address. 'The “pied 10“ 9“ kmd' 0' refined 9mm“ Tonight the last games ” me first
W service was for the children and ar tninments was clearly demonstrated lound will he played botweln E. Doul- . WM QUOQTS
in 35.000 shares 0i preferred ranged especially for them, approved at Albany, N "-- ”WM'Y» when H9" "“5 80: Ohm" Betta, 80:} “M John Board Of Rellef ‘
o been‘subscrlbcd for by the by the bishop of the ("009“ About reitta Crosmun played an engagement W 30““Y. 90' i0hn Merritt} 90 s 9
' h U it I‘Si t St I One hundred children with their teach- ‘I ”“9 “'90“ in ”The Sivord 0‘ ""5 _..-_._. T'ght fitting Corset Covers,
9 oil 6 n at sea ee 99m attended and occupied “a“ at King .. Miss Crossmsn was unable, MONTAUK'S TEAM DI FEATEP. with V neck of Hamburg
9n under the terms uttered the front 909 the church. prough the large theatrical syndicate The Montauk basketball loam went Embroidery, 1'03““? price,
It a'circular issued by George The service opened with the preces- o obtain a week in A. bany. However. to Stamford Saturday nlghtl nd played Notice is hereby given that the 19c. at this sale. 120
. »' hai r o e “90 al mu. “Christ-Fer the World thlough Mr. Proctor‘s personal friend- the Mohegans in the Town} Hall. and
9993:3529: D3922“: gi‘eT::::i9 Won 89;?" the boys' choir marching .hip for Miss Crosman he allowed her were defeated by the Stamford team Board of Ben“ 0’ ““3 Town 0' Nor
' I in to mm mm, followed by Superinten- to interrupt a very successful vaude- bythe close score of 24 to 31: The Mom walk will meet at their cities. Opgra
[on list will remain open until dcnt p N Smith of the Sunday ville season and entirely changed the tanks expected that they Wire to line House block
9st day;9o9t January. As only 25.- school “99.909. Romilly F Humphflm policy of his house for the time. Or up against 9 the Electric J lve. The
9 I’m, In” been set aside for the and the Sunday school scholars with dlnarily the prices at the Albany house score at the close of tile first half was Monday, January 5, 1903, from 2 to
' Woes. subscribers will upon the their teachers. Mr Humphries read if}; "“1“ “fiyfegll: $395019 00-9 The!“ ‘DT'EV‘II 0! metifiweflmv 1‘ ‘° 9- , 4 p. m.
9 réceiVe considerabl less a short but!!!“ of scripture. followed 3) as were re. so a 8 M as Cros- 9 new 0 no two teal s was. 9
PM l’ by the rector and congregation repsat- .nan‘ a business at Albany ran over $9.. Montauks. 9 ohegans. Wednesday owning, January 7th, 7
-t.h_o amount subscribed. for, on Ing the Lord's prayer and the proper 000 on the week. This one venture has Evans R. F. 9 Hayes to 99
my, corporation “'9, aside . fur. versicles.’ The Ninety-sixth Psalm encouraged Mr Proctor to “try again " Kenny 9 L. F. i Carter
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Full front Corset Covers,
round low neck. finished
with Hamburg embroidery,
regular price 26c, this sale. 15c
Full tront Corset Covers, three
rows lace insertion across
front, neck amt. armholes
finished with lace. regular
price 25c. this sale. ' 17c
Full front Corset Covers,
French back, made of excel-
hlnount .of9 stock for the same was read and Superintendent Smith and “0 doubt several engagements 0' Lister 0- COIIinfi “turd”. 10‘“. 2 i0 4 9- m. ient quality cambric, round
9 t 9 prominent attractions will e inIer- D. Riley R. G. 9 l Smith low neck finished with
’ {i’JL‘i’Sf’d grimy-:3: '21:“? ‘03::- Sveffled during the season of vaudc- Godfrey no. anWinkie MOM.” 12th, 2 ‘° ‘ p‘ m blinding. baby ribbon and
wit l l i k hymns collects and the“creed and Mr ””0. Field goals: Godfrey. i: Lister. 3; iii/“MN”. 14th, 2 to 4 p- m iac,e armholes also trimmed
9 macross let? an ass men-p ll Hl‘l phries conducted the missionary Clyde Fltcha society drama. “The D Riiel 2; Kenny I: ( Wiih lace, big value at 29c,
do Chine makes a charming January sale price, ’ 210
Seven styles of 60c blouse
Corset Covers. lace ornam-
burg trimming. round or I'
square neck, tight fitting “or
French backs. some ' with
ribbon and heading. tucks
and insertions, choice of the
"M 4: Saturday 17th 7 In ll ovonin
We of the World " ist b reduced Ha cs 4: Smith, 2; Collins 2. Foul I ’ ' ' 9'
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(9):: “2339,32: ”12‘3":h{,§?::d'3fi.m9 :yflgbeAstock cfimpeuy Iat l9I’rgmtor's goal. Evans. . , M°ndlyi 19th. 2 to t p. m.
‘ venue satre n o ruary W. - - .. H- . .I I. I:-.-..—-- The ti f .
g new to arments. a d e re selves very familiar with them. men age are or the purpose of
99 monorail : 999889909199“ n th V a This was followed by the hymn with Miss Minnie Seligman in the role m bearing and determining any and ‘99
9 ‘There 9. ‘ Green Hill Far Away." created here by Miss Elsie De Wolfe. 5
Me. “091'; 39:9?th El: ngggywsh: and Mr Humphrles Introduced Rev Mr Procter has secured the exclusive appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1902.
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lift- The short military coat is Paul Moore Strayer who delivered the right to 9’9“” ""3 piece I" New York 9
(which was uncommonly directive) will i They will also meet with the assess-
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I “till"? ityiiah tor m“ p“, .3 missionary address. its apoketo the city, “‘1 “I the original "9“"?
9 line at our January Sale for title
3 m selecting "‘9 mate ’0' children in Iaimple language. every be used tth Fift I 3 Blouse Corset Cover round
igggé: ”mil other mi?" m?" lmi midliggtmmw tggifsgiiyufliiizgigg Mimi?" "3w "egii‘yznflulfiendid pro- COAL ‘ '0". “ 'i Mi“ ”9"“: Monday. January neck. three rows of. Valen-
' . :Mzgf’fife 3:391: $333533. in what he had to say. He opened gggf‘gfi. :‘P:;g:m1ii92'9'lu:lll 91190 hill/8:10 at .I il9th, at i p, m., for the purpose of “ ,I , ‘ gizgf°§eaiifif§rg§§y aim:
day} light. is absolutely ugly hi“ ”“1"“th 3‘39““ the world to ng 'abatlng the polls of sick and disabled ' ‘ l' . ‘ k h
the m or “Mme iiah t 9 a 9m.“ tabla atoneond of which “9 been M9lnnie Seligman' I desire to play . and are at nec . 1 me rows
1: 0“ aces all the pretty lac e. the heathen children. while ‘9 ",9, oth- £19192 $123. rsolc in ill)!“ filmlolns dr9str9na. . 9 9'.persona :9f9999i9mc9rt7log 9993:9199 r b39139”;
Emil, she wishes gowns were or and wore the children who knew of bet :MWV” {can "‘9' t 9 90' 0" t i JAMES SUTHEuLANl), SkVflS Sale rice” 55°
tar 9, 91.99.9909 .0 m mm Christ. Where the Christian Ihildren u 0'; “Id be «all?! g 9 a awfrodxf a on : cusannsw. “99999 p
More for' having more of them “at there “'35 9-” abundance 0' n" 39:29 3: anfiflame 3:933,” Pth ‘9‘,“ 3 JOHN w GREENWOOD Ladies” Extra full Umbrella bomns
-‘ I it is always easy. tee to and it kinds of food while at the other end has determiged 90 9999999999 a 9999-9909;?‘9‘9990'9' cannot be 510' ””9 n 01‘- ~ Boa d 9 R 9'9 9 Walking . 8mm deep
mm. f.bflc for‘foundguom 9 there war nothing. The heathen «turtlon with all now sec (99 .nd l r 0 c 9' fl 9 f 9 \, ith he 9 Generous sized Night llollcs
' pretty waist often loses children were continually implorlng 9 1' l ' b lli h 9 129?;9 eec Norwnlk, (.‘ollu., Doc. 28, 1902. 03mm 0 8"" w m (not the short, narrow kind) -
MW of W“: beauty by a piece of neck those at the ether end to “Pass Down 992:1!)nt :9 ' '39:“ 3- at (is. 9961?“: data O'bfl'COMt this llarm- diiii to 118 stitched tucks. also dust well made and shaped; fair-
i that Is inharmonlons in color. “1° Food" 9.9,, 9 “9’9, ° ”it’d ' p,‘ o V° I“, ""‘c‘ ruttlc.tilc host $1.00 skirt on ly good muslin with Ham-
awkward ape it you are The afieakogtillon sléomed ":0 can: ('hssacger in: 33bigndililggfiorzggge "’9 situation, we would “”an m "M "W "— the markt‘t. January Bale ”'HK inflmon and narrow
to on or ovm stud all ran a 5 "3‘ 0 8" 9 m: 0 0 ' . rattle, the best 50c own
“its; l[(tqllbt take them ’to a many “W3 it could b0 Dill. for 800“ 15193:”:‘922'99 ll ti ti i 3119ng a GAS RAi'DIA 6 price. 75c made. January Sale price 340
Who has finished studying. or Md When it was put to 300d “’9 001;] leted f ram “.0 ado“; we"; 'i‘llrcc Sigfjt‘a In Ladics' Walk- Several styles in Ladles'
a colors “.1 shapes. It was like shining silver. but when “110;“ Are onth “up”; "OP out ‘3 TOR 0" HEATORA T9, cloud 0m balance of m”. 9 In; Skirts made or excellent Night Robes. including high , -
uty of thoailk waist that the “’11“ “Bed wrongly It was "Re dirt mp . too are - V and Empire necks trim-
lines not pane“ is m slippery black. Mr. Straw. closed by “mm, Fifth Aveltlllehbcfoitzamanyrc1ks.A9r-: i 9 TRIMMED HITS muslin. one has dccn Ham. med with daintyflombbrg 9 9 9
u I; . simple matter to get the children to; use their pennies and mgge'xl‘frhsr :32?“an {some y Igall e ”3039 £92? 590 Mari 3 -‘ I IEFORE INVENTOR Y' I burg rutflc...wlth heading of ,- edging. insertion and mm . 99
‘ coat with the former and .91. olckles right and in this way help pass line London whet-cl Mr P ";r3' 1 three deep llcmstitcllcd ' tors of tucks. values from
impossibility to do $.02 and down the foodl to those who have it ha th 9 i A ”’9 -| {9°C or in our aim. To this end the prices are. tucks the second with three 65c to 75¢, January Sale,
"itoolcomtortablo when one has “0" The ”"9”” w“ then received. I 8 S at: “a “E me{ can9rg {I “r ‘ conn 1 ' mercilessly cutin haltasomeless than - '1 11 1.0 k t 1 each, 500
flannel waist. A't the present '0'" b0” from ”i“ Sunday school tak. (9.29.9? ‘flc on.9e 0.99.? ready : “if; ‘h “i Th 99 t th rows 0 a (c w "0 ace Ten styles in dollar'gowns,
my one can have a supply ot ins “9 the collection, ”id “h"e it was 1 9i) orogceac a9r is," are : wort. if Fl ' a ' ree men ' ye "0 wear om. insertion. "“30 trimmed "'1‘ taco or Hamlnlrg‘trimining,
being received Alsen Smith and Camo~ cgéezdptheucriotu f9 1’99"”? utui'emo a i i Why & Take advantage 0' "“3 oti'cr. The fie and cluster of line tucks, cambric or Mason‘ville'mus-
"on '1’” Wei! “3 I beautiful allude ‘0" "mm“ “m" " mm“ The “a" swim”? F m a e we 0 0i “W“! 0’ 0"“ 800‘“ i3 ‘00 “'0“ known the. third with deep Ham lln, good i'uil sizes, a beauti-
I 199999}Irst9cost:lmo As velvet lgoods 1'92?“- filtiigimi‘ 2‘Vf'hgemffisifgoé' '3': m... 5 1to need description. Reduced prices burg honour and c'uster or , {“1 “flirting“ Of “ISO. 75
turn we or three fo 3 of . - . - ' 9 ' new gowns, anllary sa . c
W aoiongf the same color about Stand Up {0" “WK" Th" music W“ “LED IN .Ecgi-Tfi‘g 0F ’T‘TE Si ' range from Site to “00' small ”a“. all "9 splendid The better ones range up‘to $2.25 .
m at the {gift "Id a touch Of in Char“ of M" Edward B. Manville The State Camo Patriotic Order
9 and this pal-I of the service was 0*
“017638;" hoazgmifiaegltr‘ 033:; WWW“ "W ' I " d" "9" direction. F033;...“ AJoerl9cauii9as 9i9l9ied .erth 0"
on) isles the outfit hand ems-91‘“ 9'93””: ‘t ‘h" 0'5““ m rs on n g o co 0 t o “M
p 99 s rotary of state. The plllpose of the!
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M F ACKE MAN price, 95c Ladles' Umbrella Drawers.
- a yoke bands. deep flounco.
Ladies' Underskirts. made of edged with Terchon Lace,
3‘ MAIN ‘TREET. NQRWALK. [100d (‘ONOH throughout. muglln'of [Mr qugfltyI us.
_ . . s , .5' organization In to buy and to dispose
W! ‘33:“ "tagging; 992::"139‘; TH‘OLOGY9 fan THE FEOPL“ If paraphernalia and other articles of Connected with large Bridgeport as do?) hemiltitched hrutflet. 3:}? sold 9‘" 25c, January 150
down the front of the waist “”0 Paul "“5"" “fly" i° “WM". 2-8???” property used by "19.“?3’3— 'abliabment )0 e top. 80 d cvsryw are 9. Ladies’ Umbrella DrIWcrs of
n.9,... 9, 9., mm 9th to Ii annual-mono. >~ "' ' ~ ' -..I-w.-.......---..~I--______.._9__. 296. January 'Sale. 210
)‘uarl'ow black “"91 Tih' N9“ Sunday “‘9 ”“01” 0%“ 8mm! . Two styles in Lsdles' Under- with cluster of tour small
g the ribbon through the Norwalk Cmflfliiionai Church Mil. skirts one with Hamburg tucks, our regular 25c draw.-
'a‘trllere the oattorns is most Oi‘ilill a series of four sermons; on I
from the ends of the ribbon? '"l‘lI logy for tiltl Pearle" Four 9 "m" “d ““3““ °' “M‘s- ffié‘blfi'éfifl‘l‘ifiidli’hfli
all com together is placed eat. doctrines will he studipi‘ in a 9 the other made of line cam- cries. January salei 19c
dent. $095 r and easy manner: "Rexolh brlc with hemstitched um- Ladles’ Drawers. th deep
...._.._. - ten the Atonement. Eternal Life. Hamburg trimming and
Dr." r til nd cluster of.
._,IIII.;aa muswsms Rewards and Punishment. Next Sun ° 3 " e a cluster of tucks, 50c quality.
excellent muslin. deep rudle‘
tucks both of these sell
" From , , . _, ' Jan or Sale. Site
:5: 33532133 Finite 1305;?!“th 33013:; $1133? ed to 60 ad Things To Eat - ‘ " regularly at 50c. January Ladle: yUmbl-en. Drawers
.‘ attr film at Hoyt's Thom}: amine? us torTIII‘n lntellige=9g~9 vans:- Saie. 39c lwithk die}; tlonnce,~ valid:
Yvoritttavvyltl‘l‘mtlhesatgggitizo its; Esra? and f'l‘ériié‘scfinaeii'ilfii YOU MAY m was ANY war You cuoosn our son Ai rmnn srocx or up To oars. rsnsn F111;: qualities 9;: Wanting 63;“; nfi;,:;€'“,°,gm I
. at. tile vesper service yesterday. A 1 ES . rts “P ‘0 00 n 91‘ made, at 50c, January cats, “the
ueflfifilfl 9:313:38 1:1!“ Ipccial program of responsive readings PURE' WHO ONE GOODS [T W” L ”E HARD 7'0 EMT SE “DUES SSTOBM. OUR SALES Oil FAkCY skirts up to $1.50 Better grades up toe ~l ‘ 31.26!
”mm priced at.” A rand limos Was carried out. and h MACKERS ARE ENOIIMOUS FRESH FROM THE OVENS DAILY
9 . than ordinary brillian special selection by the quartotto was
. l “0 11nd,! come ” 3111.81!!! magi; v a
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The supporting com- by Sheldon. in 13190“ artistic manner. THEN TRY THE OTHER FELLOW. YOU TRY OUR TEA AND‘ COFFEE AND WE HAVE CAPTURE!) YOU
curling; wlitl’gngetg'ee; 30UTH NORWALK SONGR;G9A- FORA STEADY CUSTOMER. 9 I, 9 i I
TIONAL CHURCH GALENDAR.’- .4 ' _
. *fififinflmflfiafi “and,” 39 45 9,9 as. fine mm, we. sienna'r owes: CASH PRICES; Titan's wna'r Mantis Tins areas so POPULAR. 9
andmonkey show takes Christian End iety meets 9 ‘9
ndertul exhibition with an eflciont om lites oi ladies I I I, .
". and well worth in the church ‘
Thursday. 7:15 in? .. the family
rathering oi‘ the churcmb. The pastor
will open a discussion on "The Coun-
EXPLOSION AT DUQUEBNE, PA W 80-—
23b MR. MADEIRA
Lives ot great men remind us
Believed That Five Man at the Oar- That we wm not be despised
or New York. ‘9‘9 of P101" in 1 The” 5. “'23 the Male Works wm on. If we only leave behind9us
the Chapel or Bible 56W! '0‘ng ’0' 39:99am“; scum ""w‘m‘ coma prrrssuno. r... Jan. ill—rive men Books that can be dramatized.
fills text from i ““9““ ”3'3“” 0“ ' ° 0" . I ,. -- were so badly injured by an explosion ~N9ew York Sun.
good come out Friday, 3 3 i" m" “‘3 1’3“” 8"" -_ I I_ , . I. at the Carnegie works at Duquesne. Clever dramatists remind as
religious instruction to the young peo- . v , only today that It is believed they will Tim at tame we all may look
iI‘QIBWlS one “”9 between "9"" "“1 eighteen ’9'" - die The throttle valve 0! a station- It we only leave behind us
hold the 3! ‘39- A“ “n memorize the Mm}. ‘ . I .’ ary engine used to operate a coal Bank or even betting book
0'" 60¢ 0‘" “"9 in Am Past. crusher blew out and the rave men. vPittahurg Dispatch
The subject tgr study is “Jesus. the w. quote you Flour this was at very attractlva auras. Ir
9 99 mgdm:?p “99 the you“ men 09 has we won‘t miss you than mum in next week's trade. Ii.
9 . the slim-e ll sir friends will worthy “mi” "' m ‘l j. s
‘ ‘ room the e'voniag with Mr. Btrayer in 1“ I 9 .
’ the churchmen.
you want a barrel now Is a time time to not who were in the engine house ,at the Let us then be up and doing
car is on the advance, so 9“bll‘y' “illicit; Other time. wel- badly resided by escaping Never kicking st our .I
3“ . steam and some of them were badly But. our amass paint flit trenewing. .
3;; r :5 cut and bruised. Joseph Garrick, the Wear ourpaatehoard. mam » .
' ' night fore an wmomoiltbg wor9at
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1 ,I ' ,I if“ " ” 1r . ' I iniurod 9emt Irm:mI " adjust ‘ ’
i “M. “13A?! TIAN‘PSM. 9 99 : . ‘ 9 V - ‘ r . ‘ ’* ‘: l . , , ' - \* - ‘ ' . if C weird rasosiety. Sines!!!
W to ‘ " “ ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ " ' sdto‘gotothaunivo‘rlity a3~sgotlnto
GRAD! cnoaalne ACCIDENT. the Four Hundred. I
Mrs. loamy—My sui‘g‘doing even
mPfopl: firlouaiy m r... Others better at college. He's got on the
haw] unsettling-sums. user—Phil“ mm
0. Pa. Jan. lk‘rwopeo- ‘ ' f3
. 3:; m aerioniaiy 59:? finding: “it I were mwlafliabmrhuid
"‘ era are or ass II 1 a ‘- oad
mm to be an iriIllIliIl.”
accident at Eastwood today.
, “indade?” exclaimed the Imam.
'Fl‘ai it 0i act’s; it‘liblnaa Ol'd.
boomer M ~9i91liladelphia
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