Phone l65-5
W
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candii
at
1 .LANE’S
00.0.01)
51 Washington St.
I.tlt‘.'dI densities.
The barge lied Star at'thud this
morning. with it cargo of bituminous
coal for Iiityiitoiid Utothct‘n.
A t~ct1ucl to "Any “1111,11" uppciirs in
Raymond lirotheis‘ 11d. today. Read It:
there is a lesson to he learned.
it. iiradhy, It: Ilaymoiid sirect. 1111
lilllllil’t‘n furniture repitlrlitr. null rcti11~
ishiiit'. of antique Iiiiliiture 11s 11 spec
tally.
'l‘iie laiige II. I“. Allen iIIl‘I\'1'tI thl~
morning. at the wharws 111‘ the Joint
ll. Ferris Company. Site carries :31!
tons of bittiiitiiiotts coal.
The siipt-riiiiciident«elect 11t' (it‘tltw
Ititptisl Sunday school dustics all 1111-111
I11-ts to I11 11i'11sciti IUIIIUI'I'UW. :Ir thi-
11III111 t's will he elected.
'll111‘1- is a 12:11' 1111 ::I1'111s at 111.1111.
.\II the iti11.h11i'lc1-1i SIIIH.“ Ii1i\e I111‘l'
1.1t |ll prices. and y1.11 1-1111 liini l1.n
cams in 1111 11‘s and Women's sho. s. 5.1
MI.
.‘.irs. .l. N. |~‘11c1-iii:1ii. wife of ilr. l1‘r1-c-
1111111. who is filling the pulpit ot‘ the
Hoiith .\'111w.ttk i‘ouureuntionni t‘hint i1
is quite .‘It'h' at the “out .‘1i1tjcst11. 111
New York.
.\ 1i111...-=i placed with the IiltIllhIlIilI
Ha\'1111.'.s .1111I I.1-111'1 ('1..11111111y I11-111's :1
quarterly .11\Z1l1.11l 111‘ 1111- 111'1'1'1'til.1111i
1.111111111 I‘i'otu 1|.1te111‘deposlt llililI 1i1111
\11Eiiidra'..\'i. St 11, 111i.
IIII 811111111] was iti i-i'1111 11s11-11l.1\
in AI: IIIIIII. titai I.l1ll :111 ”‘IIII\iII.\ is si-t
It‘lllll: t‘roiu 1111-11slcs nilt‘ recon-111:
111111‘thc measles s111111~tl11111.‘I1;o. .1111i is
now shirt-111:1; t‘toitt ciilii11li1;1ii1111.=.
'l he oii‘ering for (‘ni'islinas 1~.\11. 111111.-
ot' the Bible MIMUI oi the South .\.1t'-
\1'11ll1 (‘1.11141'1141111111111] ('litii'ch. pus-1111111
1d from lit-1111tnl11-r 117111. 1111 account 11.
the storm, 11'.” it. taken lti!tl11tlt.1\
About iSlttti is 1-1-1111ii1.1i.
1-5111‘1 1I1111:;111dt‘.1111\ at (l'IIi'ii-u'n.
|1.'I1eit' Ittll hits i‘eccited 11 title shit.
in 111 the .‘1I11n.1;1111 null l1.1.1t 11111:
11.111_\‘. and ti11-1:.1tt was curled to The
Knob today. by i11.\1111s.-.maii n‘uydrr
and will 11111-111111 i111 I.:1I1\Ili 111 Mr. Hill.-
:illllil.t 1' home 1111 'l‘1:\1-1'11 lsinitd.
'I‘Itti'e “111- :1 illlliiIN'l 11.” Iiii-n.1- bloom
status in litiyiuond and [lay 11111-11:
this morning, :.111i 11 .111111‘-.1.1.i :1.
1i. .111111 1111 liit1.:1111:1t.11i 111.111 l1:11t t'alhi
down sen-rat .11121-s and ”gun 1i l1i111
sell. or that there had Iitt‘il a dog and
1-11 light 111 the neighborhood.
IIUIIH‘ki't‘IIl'I's and all dealt-1's shuttle
tithe advantage of the sale at Sltll’i1'1
vztni's, This is an unusual opportun-
ity to 1:1t anything iii his stock at
prices {111' I11-low cost, Ilo your huylin:
Ilt‘lliit' the lines are broken. and tin
I11.'l is picked. Set ad. for particulars
.\, .l. t‘ollim‘ a" (‘1111.1;.111y offer tl11
11.-111l11_1if 'l‘lii- Norwnllts .1 chitin-1"“
buy furniture at their stock-reduciiig
st'l1. at 11 111i1-11 that 1111 1111s 11 111:1t1 r1111
1.1111111: to .11- 11111'clizis1 r. 'I‘licir Iliie l:
11' high quality and '.:11i.11i '111-.'1i
11111! coitipletencss ot‘ stitch stands tin
equalled.
William Ilorhcrg and Albert Iliiiiit-
quiet. who were arrested day beforr
ye 'terday for (Il'lillkt’lilii'.~.~i and 11th 1.11111
attempt to defraud Mrs Sun-tuna Zoel-
linger of a board l1ill.\\.-rc lit-tore IIli
1-11111'1. yesterday afternoon. ’i‘hey paid
ih1 hoard,bili and the rests of tin
I‘llxl‘. and the court ultmve-i them 11
go.
A merry party of 311-1111.- 1111-111ie front
Stawni’ord drove to this city, last even-
i1.1.-.. iii a hub sled. They stoppo 1t :11 :1
I11111 h wagon to 1,1t something; to eat.
and on driving away the l‘illllitl‘s’ bi"
1-111111- caught in the trolley switch. The
polcsnnppcti. A new pole was secured
at Solmhn‘s livery stable and they
proceeded Ittittiewnrd.
OBTAINED MONEY FALSELY.
Burlington Man Impersonated Wealthy
citizen of town.
BURLINGTON V..t Jan. 16.——Con-
vii-ted of obtaining the money under
false pretenses by impersonating a
man of the same name. 11 ,weaithy bank-
r and dry goods merchant of Atlantic.
town. Joseph H. Marshal. today was
sentenced to not less than five and one-
hnif not more titan six years in state
prison.
lt developed during the trial of Mar-
shal that Joseph H. Marshal. of Atlan-
ti1.iowa had been impersonated not
less than fifteen times during the past
rim 0 years and that in each instance
he 11 as viet mined out of cum: ranging
front 8‘. '00 to 8600.11 was the conten-
tion of the prosecution that the pris-
oner was responsible in every case.
Marshal made a plea for clemency on
the grmtiid that his fumiy in New
\ork was destitute and that the jury
had been improperly intiurnc'cd to re
turn a verdict of guilty against him
ile appealed from the verdict of guilty
and the (838 will be heard in the Bu-
prcmc Court Ah the pr iooncr was un-
able to furnish ball it was decid 1d to
pronounce sentence today and \take
hltn to state prison to begin his term.
pending action by the higher court.
We Have the Largest
Var-lot!
of Trance to select from in town
conveniences for ‘
which there is no
the union.
say for how long.
heads this call.
SIS
~~~~1>
The Great
Red Tag Sale s
The Roster of liich Bargains iii
and Bous Wears.
There's no dearth of good things in this m05t important clothing sale of
We started the ncauon With new lines throughout;
ending the season with little or nothing to carry over.
the early Icalon we duplicated heavily.
mg--thc smartclt in ovcrcoats and wits for men and boy8.——Lct values tell
their story; prices are no fair match for them.
Men’s
5I0 AND $12 SU.T3 RED'JQ- 1 1’"
$13.50 AND Sl‘i SUITS CU} lsu‘u
great stocks
Men’s Overcoals Reduced.
. There’s snap and gr in these canto; that's why they're going at a live-
ly rate—positive shape in the way ofbargaina.
56 AND 58 OVERCOATS CUT TO $3.98.
$8.56 AND $10 OVERCOATS CUT TO $6.98.
$12 AND $13.50 COATS CUT TO $18.98.
315 AND $16 OVERCOATS CUT TO $11.98.
US AND $20 OVERCOATS CUT TO $14.98.
$25 OVERCOATS. LUXURIOUS. NOW "7.98.
Men’s
to date.
7 (1 “113.1111.
‘1 1) 35.911.
AND 518 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO “2.98.
All eizes now, but we can't
Suits Veiu Low.
The sort of bargain: which have made our Red Tag Sate iam0u3—value5
high, satiiifactton sure. styles up
have all sizes in tins season‘s fancy mixed suits, and it's a wise buyer that
price 'w3y below regular.
we purpose
With trade good to
await your com-
Clint
We
great bargains.
K
It's our rule and the rule of the sale:
Safe to trade here any time aftd all the time.
’ V ‘V
Rogc rs 51 Stevens
Successors to Conrstocir Bras.
soom norm/11.x.
TWO Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES 0F MEN'S 3! AND $8 SUITS. NOW $3.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME MEN'S $8 AND 810 SUITS. $4.98.
Unexamptcd reductions in boys' and children's suits and overcoa‘s and
in out furnishings department.
Don't let putting off coming rob .you of your share of these undeniably
“Satisfaction
TEL. CALL. 32 2.
or M oncy Back."
tie I'-‘1II‘.I
I1:~'t ot‘ I'JttL'.
11111111.: .1 l 11111.11-
III‘ 311513411”: 1111 III"
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
iw.it :11111i iice with lull instructton.s
cine of ilti leZlIIII' 111'1111;11.1i.1111 tor the
tire of l.1- :.-orrh11c.1_ t I1‘x.‘.lll1)ll. Ilts
ilacettit ills. l1‘111l111;: of the \1oiitb.
deanty or l‘aiiiiiil l'eriodr,
It'owihs lint l1'l:i~h1s. licsize to t‘ry
.‘ret-piin: l‘1-1!.;1.. 1:11 the Spiro:
it the limit and all l-eiit:1le
til selnlnitz address.
llth‘lIlt;' d1 :_:.'Itteis t wiii explain 11
Successful Home Treatment. it y 111
lecide to continue it will only 111111
1bout l2 not». 11 week to uiitii'ante- 1;
'111-1. i do not wish to sell you 1111'-
hitig. Tell other s‘tith-rei‘s of it.
:1 all I at. Address Mrs. .\i,
itcrn Box 3117 Nf'ti‘t- liaitie. Ind.
'l‘ron bit-h.
ANOTHER SALE OF TEN CENT
MUSIC
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Including:
I Can”. Slut: Tonight_
and Two Step. Show The
Your Eyes, Burning of Rome. Whistl-
ing Riley.
and lot) others.
twoatep Uncas. Companion piece to
lilawathn'and Laughing Water. For
this sale If. cents.
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Street, scuth Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'n Bach"
and Sporting Geode.
you cannot come to deOsIt during
banking hours, your wife or mother
can. It you want the account In your
name. that can be arranged for too. A
“untoward can be it out at home
and mailed to no at our e pense. There
h-no mtth'm now, In there? '
tn: sou'ru nonwALx rnu‘rr co.
We pay 4 per cent in the Sui-u Do
How Old Is Ann?. Arizona.
Tlte latest march and ‘
IOUTH N' RWALK BOARD OF RE
LIL'F. ,
'I‘lte '.'.1.i:.1*1l 111' Iii-1H l oi the t'1i\ 11"!
<11iil|1 I\'1 111:1il-., will 1111-11t 11'1 \\'1.l11-1.1
in). .Ilt;11:.:i'. 31.1. 151111. 1.1 7 .;11 111111111
'11 111 l . HaldiHIu)‘..I11111111I'y ”lo. Itinl.
1‘11111 2xt1171111‘111h 11. ii... \\‘11.i;1.-.t.l:1\.
"1.'1iii.1iy .1 11.111 7:311 111:1 11. 111.; Felt
.tilti, 11., 't 7.12” I11 it 11. 111,; 'i‘iicsdni.
"t'Iti‘llill‘\ l1.:1' 7:311 11111 p 111; in the
‘ntiucll 1'11. 1.tI1‘I‘ Ill IIiI\'I1illllI *‘II'.
111' the purpose of I11-111112 and 1h l’-I.
lIit' lItIIIlKD‘ (lr‘ .
Tumors or 1
Pain '1
To IIIUI‘II‘IF 111"
hat ;
lulu ‘
1
i
1
Ring Down The Curtain. ,
liedclla \Iarrh.
Wb to oi'I
I
i
1
l
..
l11l11111511c1'es11 .I 111.1'1 l
to quality and IIIIt'i.‘
all the 1l11st,1ilrt 11nd chai‘l .s
specialists in 11.111111 and that guarantees you the 1121.1 't'
All our
lill'I he :1 specialist 11.1 1111
n. c
1; .1111 is carefully screened-~-
1ft11i out. (live. your animals
whoiesonie tood~il1ey deserve it—11111l we soil It.
BUY OATS 1rHAT'S CLE
AN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
THE
LATEST
CRAZE
PIT
For Sale By
William P. Beers,
'49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
6 30 .MAIN 3T., 80. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Pith M art- 0!
LOBSTER TODAV. ‘
Remember all good. warranted. Boo-
ton Blues 6: lb or 5 lbs. for 25¢; Live
Shore Haddock, Go to or 5 lbs. 25c. .,:
A
E soUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
_.......x. a
”W n-..”
A FINE Tartar soap
3 Cakes in a box for
I 10 cents.
A plecc'of Castile Soap
wit/1 a Was/1 Cloth
for 5 cents. a
|"|‘l| H II Illllll PIItIIiiIllllI
'l‘lii' I'trxi'i'ipiittit Nilii’.
, All can; one the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone gall, 15-2.
’ W
SAW “MABEL SUNDAY NIGHT.
EmpIch of St. Charles Hotel Tells of
Murdered Girl'n Villt.
ALLICN'I‘OWN I’ll. .lan. lit—Jennie
(‘ourad it young woman employed at
the St. (‘hnrieti llotei. this city. was the
tirst witness today in the Bechtel trial.
She testified that Mabel Bechtel and
Wetm-nberg visited her at the hotel on
Sunday tilitht. October 25. The witness
stated that on that night Mabel w'ore
11 I11-own skirt. white silk shirt waist.
black hat trimmed with black plumes
and n it1ree~qunrtera' length tan cont.
'l‘hix outfit Iii entirely different from
the one the girl wore when found dead
on the following TIIt‘HtIll)’ iiiortilng. (In
that occasion, wituctia said, Mabel tol’d
her she was going 111 I111 married to
Helix-tent. She also said her mother oh
jccted tn l11-i111ss111'1ati111; with Wels‘t'n
I11-r1.- because the later did not Illlt'iltI
to marry her.
(‘ounscl tor the 1l11tenscaakcd the
\\ litre 111 . -11111 1- 1111111: the 1I111r111 Ier of tip
I111i1l Th1- distr-i1t illtuittev objected
:itiil defendant‘s counsel said:
'I twin-111 we can show the rennin
1.1111 of 11 house 1111 well as that, 111' a pet‘-
91111. We wish to do this hot-misc it is
111111 or the 1t1-t11nse's theory that Mil
bet received her injuries ill a Il11tlt~lt' of
that character We further wish to
show the nature of the places Mabel
\isited at nit-ht," ’l'tn- objmtion was
His-tallied and the witness w'nsexctnu-1t.
t‘hiet‘ 117 Police liastniun was called
and fluid .\Ii‘1~ llrlilifit’ one of Mithel’s
sistt-is IllliI toldliiiii""l11iii 1I11\\1-dt11
I 11111) in 1111! and that the supposed
bloodslaliis were emitted in lithium
,I11i1'1~.'Il111 wl' ‘Il‘n: arid the iiini‘iiiii
carp-111m thctlooi'ofthc1'1111111111111111111
I11-1'11 washed The next day' he \islti-d
the holisi 11111 n 1111: inrpet had I11-cit
substituted for the innialu ctnrpe.
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES
.1‘ 1111111-1-11. tII (11111111111111i liu11c Ilil.l
N S, I'llll'Ii has been awarded the
.1111..1.1t the new house to be
.21-1..1l 1111 Lexington avenue Itv Ste
1111-11 llttlatz, The (‘iitiltutt 1111111111»
the carpenter work. plumbing illttI
1111111111111. The owner will furnish the
.11111:1-s and hardware. The foundation
has already been completed by James
I. 111i1.1i'd11. The !iI:ii|:1 \111'11 drawn by
Architect W S Killill‘i and have been
Inlli decr‘hed in a hunter issue.
.lohn llcitttv has the painting in
connection with the new house which
ilari) W. Mather is building on I'III'I.
elit‘lh tilt‘i't't. The Joitt‘fl & Ilotchlilss
1‘11. has the plumbing and heating.
W. H Smith is plastering the midi
111-11 I11 011- block for the Reed liavi
I:1111| estate on Washington sileei.
llari'y \\', .\Iatl111; has the contract for
the carpenter “tilk and II. R. Nash
tin IIIIIIIIIIIIIK and in .1111 .2.
11!.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W 1”. S'l itlflil. toztil :1, tit—Open-
itttz transactions itt ~Iti-‘ks were on all
III‘IKIIIIItitill scale and 111'11'1z1' In the
:11111‘1ii1ity of cases searccly 1111111~d at 111i
A rise of :1 half in l'itlted St 111-.‘1 Steel
11f1l.. was the most liotdlIIIt‘ change itiid
l'acltli' Mall gained as thin h.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of 21111
pies & tloldncbiuldt Commission liro
hers. Swartz & Corbett llloek. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. lnw. 1:311
.-\iu1tl. Co11._ I111 51W, {.11 1' -,
.-\m. lce.. 11"", ii Silt. -
Ant. Ire pt.. 323'. 33:11 3293. 3331
Am. Smelt.. S 48 48 48
Am. Sugar, 124‘s} I‘M-‘5. 12414 1243.
Anaconda, 7(1 75 75 75
A. T. & S. Fe..tt}t‘17.. t1? (iii-‘4 67
tlnlto. & Ohio, 79!»; 79V. 79%; 791.,
il'klyn R. T.. 48". 48% 481/. 48%
t‘hes. & Ohio, 331.; 33% 3311', 38%
Chi. & N. \\'.. 166 this 1135 165
(‘h It. “west 16331633 16% i611!
(‘.h M & St P 142'" 143 “2% 142%
Con Gas 1917,. 19231. 19171. 1923’.
Del. & Hud, 164M; 164% 164% 164%
Erie. 2751‘. 27% 27V. ”7%
Irle. int. pf., 6671. 67 6671'; 66%
Ill. Central. 130% 130711. 130% 1307’
Lou. & Nash. 107V; tom 107% 1075‘
Manhattan. 142% 142% 142 142%
Mex. Cent. 12 12% 12 12%
M. K. & T., 17% 17%, 7% 17%
Iii. K & T. pf.. 391,3 391,4 39% 39%
Mo. Pacific. 92% 92% 91711 2
Nat. Lead. 157.11 16 16% 16
N. Y. Central. 1193,41 119% 118% 118%
Norf. & West, 67% 57% 57% 57%
Out. & Went, 211,5 2114 2i§§ 21%
Pac. Mail 301,; 32% 30M; 32%
Penn. R. It 119% 119% 119% 119%
P90. Gas.. 97% 97% 97% 97%
Reading. 44% 44% 44% 44%
Rep. Steel. 7 7 7 7
Smelt No. i .10c "1.; Extra 2 the itocklsland 22% 22741 22% 22%
25c: Beet Gert-nan Corp. 91: “1.: Whole South. Pac, 48% 4874. 48% 48%
Kine saline-110:1»; Ecio12clh: Herr. Sou Ry. 00.. 20111 21111. 20% 201.1.
in 7c Mr Black 101: lb: Btu 10¢ 15' Son Ry 00 [17.78" 78% 78K 78%
Flat. Blue Wonk. Cod. Finnic Haddlce Tflm C &I -36% 37% 36% 37%
and Haddock Rou, 121: lb. Large open I‘1 nlon P1111 78% 78% 78% 7815
Lone Claim. 301: 111.. Round cum, It s heather. 7‘s 7% 7% 7%
Greenport Oyatorc. Nothing mg (11.. USReal &Con 51‘ 6 5% 6
Mat. :U' 8 Rubber. 11:: 12:2 Lia lg:
S.Steel,10 10 1
"Cl: .0 FCH'IMOIII erd. ' U. 8 Steel I)! 58 . 58* 68 “8*
”w- A ....—..—. _ .a fli. .m Wabash. 20% 20% 20115 20%
r I 1- 3. , Wabash. pt.. ‘ 889i. 38% 38 38%
West. Un. Tel. 87% 37% 87% 87%
We reduce nerve irritation Donut distort vieion. but make seeing a Win. COIL, 119% 20% 19% to
pleasure. Consult us about your eyes. and secure a pair that\ I BANK STATEMENT.
FITS
HOMER 3. H0"; Reflecting Optician.
RM 3 ”who! look Building.
,7 mum ”mimet- at W
Mame...
pee! cam
Reserves. N. Y. lnc.
gt). 8. inc.
loans. lnc
18pm“ the;
up! “dept-(1..
88. 494.755
1-.I it ditiitp spin and utillt‘lu‘ml to have ‘
Cleara
have our Clothing Sales been
Our Important
Is a decided success and never before at this time of year
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
' - "2a”.
'1
1 an... 1.11.. .n. .1.
1 . 111. ..
'11,; ..
no} on
.I
nce Sale.
as large. .
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
$13.50. now at one price,
$7.98.
. formerly priced $10, $12 and
- MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $18 and $20,
now at one price,
$15.69.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
now at one price.
$12.29.
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
- MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priccd $22 and $25,
now at one price.
$18.39.
Men's Blanket Lined Working
98 Washington St
crs, Underwear. Cap's, Shirts. Working Shirts and Gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLEGK 81 PRICE,
Clothiers and Furnishers. I 1
Coats, Boys’ Recfcrs, Boy's Sweat-
‘L
.. -.
reet. South Norwaik.
If iiou knew how good is our
”LUX-
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
uou would be seivi
liain or Shoulders.
Lorenz
no it up with boiled
150 a Can.
0 Dibble
Can Give li !
Will Give It !
Do Give It!
LOW PRICES ON
Butter. Cheese, Eggs. Tea and Coiiee.
WE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING
FANCY VERMONT
VERY BEST QUALITY.
GOOD SWEET BUTTER,-
25c LB.
CREAMERY,
FOR YOUR PERUBAL‘.‘
COFFEES
.230 L8. OUR BEST MOCHA AND JAVA.
L,-__,__ 1* A» "—1 ----- 1 32'1: LB.
EGGS 11111.1: .1. BLEND ONLY, _ 25c LB.
cuorcr-z BLEND, 201: LB.
NEW LAID EGGS. 40c 001. :2ch ”N709" 1591“
FANCY WESTERN, 35: 1302. OUR BEST TEA, ALL Kinos 451: L8.
Remember we give presents with our Best Tea: and
Co
flees.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00.,
scum nan WALK
I? NORTH MAIN STREET.
Is it Wo
to miter tron Eye Ache, Head Ac
rth While
he or Poor Vision when relic! II I0
near and can be had at nueh small cost?
we make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without con, and
it stance are needed furnish the
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
in at the lowest poo-this orico.
O. .B. JACKSON.
1- Orland
58 Wall Street.
on!
01' «111.31 au'vc heard the song
It's qui
A s, $107111 TO ANY miter
T-liduclve of merrimo‘nt and eomcwhat Indicative of 1398.
to Optician. 1
Ncmlk, Conn.
O
“ Any Rags."
But we Otin‘ to your notice a th cine more topical ,
Being ‘16.: question of warmth and a. feeling more tropic»). . 1 1’- ‘
Don't «eminence to grow gray. an d imagine you are old.
Just b yluse the house In chilly
But h“ to around and chase dow n to Raymond Bron.
You c ceasily find the w,ay just follow the others.
Try a’ce n
One “at will convince you they
They 1i“ wait upon you to the
And I“ t the goods ltotlnd with t
Th5.” right. don‘t get left. Do
m, ouv or \
Methane-stronti-
.lOg-ctolle... cu
, ' In Main Strut. Rory f1
and you feel so awful cold,:
"‘0‘-
of their solidified chunks of concentrated heat
cannot be beat. -
best of their ability
heir usual agility. , _. .
it right now. . " .’
What?
tut-p. w
Ito-oh ~
Norwalk Chronicler