Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 26, 1904 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

stats, in Ohio, City of Toledo, Locos V ‘

y. se.
J Chooey mates oath that be
r partna- ofllho Inn of II'. J.
Class I Co., doing: Iooiaeoe in the
City Toledo. Coll III State store-
Ialli, and that id will pay the
sum of ONE U b‘DO DOLLA ARI
for each and every case of Catsrrb
that cann0tbe
Hall’s Catarrh Ouro.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscr
In my presence, '8‘“ 3th day of

oember,A 1)., 1
(Seal) A. W. OWEN.
Notary Public.
Hali'I Catarril Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous 'Iurfaoesof the system.
Send for stlmonlals free.
I‘. J. HENRY I 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all DrltgglItI. The.
Tale Hall's Ih‘aluily Pills for consti-
pation. "

iss

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iii lotion Slit loot Rollin,

ii‘OR STEAM AND
nor WATER HEATING.

lnsures I Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.

 

Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.

lotion ll lidtorrooil 00mm.

96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.

lilLL ”PAPER

 

 

 

 

we cAN clvs voun «can
none cAIe ANo ATTENTION
Now THAN we CAN oualNc TNI
sxcesolNoLv ausv'sIAsos, roll
THAT sIAsoN THIS IS AN EXCEL-
LENT TIME .To HAVE WALL PA‘
PERINO nous. CONSIDER How
MUCH HEATER AND rescues
AND onITTtIn voun HOUSE
wou_t.o II iF lT wens osmosis
so meme,

11' TO A FACT THAT OUR WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.

CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.

E. E. Gorillas,

to First Avenue. . ‘ Soot Norwoilt.
Telephone cut. 135-2.

 

 

1847 > 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING "
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING. .
ITOVES AND RANGES.
SLAT! AND TIN ROOFING,

BI! “Adm Fitting,
Fixtu Coiling,

 

OII Etc.

Have Wild stock of
monolithic Swan’s:

 

 
 
 

 

beetlrod by the use at

 
 

or wine Iran-r.
souTii NoIWAnit.
New ANn osoouoriANo

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eAtolIb. oATl'orAchoN oqul.
’~ ANTIII.

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Pilllflflllim Pills.
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Tile iolvlll Willi Tortilla

(incorporated).

Daily Freight Lino

NOR-WILK.
SOUTH. NOR WALK.
stroll!!! YORK.

Steamers . City of Kermit,
and Saugnfunp.

Leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5:00 p. m.
hooves Norwsilt, Tuesday. Thursday
Ind Saturday It 5: 00 p. In.
Frellht received iron 7 I. m. to o p. n-

, . "Lee“. ,.
Its most time to look up the matter at

PAINTING

We Ire headquarters tor stoo'o
lead and also paint. and Longman I
Martines paints. both of which are i'ui.
ly warranted.
we HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF

IRUBHIS iN TOWN.

We also carry a Iomploto stock or

VARNISHEI, Fl‘LLERS, sTAle.
octons. recon WAX,
noon rlNlINsss.

oliI raw and belied, enamels, gold and
aluminum bronxoo. kIlIomlneo, Inside
and outside cold water paint. roof
paints, lagoon and everything in this
lino pertaining to I first clue sleek.
Don't buy cheap stuck it costs as much
in time and iIbOr to put on our point
so it does the good and you do not got
the wear from it.

GOISTOGK, WATKINS & DOW

112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.

Sprout.
THE CONN. GVIN'L LIFE lNl. CO.

now sells on 18 Piymoni Life Policy
for less than the cost of I 20 Payment
ill other companies so i'vestlgate be
fore insuring elsewhere.

FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.

UNITED BANK BUILDING.
_ 8o. Norwaik.

m
PROPER rv owlvtns
INSURE YOUR RENTS

The Continental Insurance 00., of
New York. will Insure your room
against loss sustained by loss oi ront-
III by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ...... “663,428

JACOB M. 1.1770”.
5 R. R. Ava. South Norwellr.

 

 

 

 

THE, JOHN B. iswulvcs
nos-nous

ALL leunANcsI, REAL IeTATI.
MORTGAGES NoTAnv, ITIAN-
BOAT Tlcxs’re,

12 scum MAIN sTnsIT.
Tol. call, 324.

 
 

we have a destin-
blo business Dropout!

~ on East Washington

St. to other for sale.

For lull particular. inquire of

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

 

Bl] Gill that is ill

 

can con. LIAVII tooTNlNo
IUT Aorist. ooositonT ANS ‘IATI‘I
IApTooN oamwo lT.

OW! I” A TRIAL on”

To onHlNoToN or. I. NowALot. . ‘

4f . are
~ . ”A A “ll-«I‘M
wbaiios barb Ger ' led tor
I cruise In the A o.“ e will be the
only selling vesooi‘ la the northern
waters this season In search of bone
and ivory. The Goyhead for years
cruised in the South sees in theta
spring and along the Jo ”one“ Iliii
berian roasts In the summer
but this season she will

I
chances in waters or eithyl; litto-
slan or JspInIIewI wit-”1e
ly to be encountered.

is are Hui

 

 

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Bill liliflliii ilii

sou‘m NonWALK, coNN.

WITH .
Capitol. 3100.0
Surplus. 022:8:
Nor Hollis. . «700.00

 

Solicits accounts of Individuals. inan-
«lecturers, merchants and ooi'perationo
upon favorable terms. ,

—aI-‘

Iowm H. MATHIWION. rm'.
JOHN H KNAPP
.lAcoo M. LAirroN, Cashier.

plnsoTools.
Henry .Iyl‘liourq

”gleam Irvin

ilelia ill. film

John H. Knapp

J iIll it. Marvin
l: riotiaol Swaru
It H. Mathewson

 

Corning”. Bower
of your savings in-
vostod with this
Company at I per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in.
vested at per
cent: is 426.7 per
cent. greater than if invested It 8%
per cent; and 66 8-3 per cent. greater
than if invested It a per seat.

State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.

IlANGi-l OFFICE. 12 IO MAIN ST.

looldont Directors. Resident Managers.

Mortimer M. Lee It. L. Coburn
Charles I. Dow John I. Lawrence

 

 

'Pbono. 182.

Joalrlse BrosNalvos
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in stock.

GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.

New BIIIIIIII Bositlsloieto.

Have no superior. Can show them
in operation. ~.

Repairs to Stationery and MI-
rine Engines and Bottom Mach-
ino Work Soliciiod.

THE G. N. McKIBBIN l
M'F'G (I). i

so WATII IT. eo. NonwALit.

 

 

 

 

 

Dividend

Paying Minis Oil. Smelter and
industrial Stoc I making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
‘ lets on application.

DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.

Bankers, Brokers. Fiscal A Ito.
Members New eYork Coasol dated
Stock 8: “Broadway and
:1 NewStreet, eewYot- .

BiBALDWlN RANKIN, llanagor.

Woetorn New In load Ira-eh: Head to
Contention-scam Mm

Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 lander Bib, South Norwaik. (it.

Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn‘t I
more attractive stock of New and Ar
listic Wall Papers in these parts.

Prices Ire proper and workmen most
skillful.

Sole agent for Janewsy s and Car
penlers Wall Papers.

 

 

To Order—Window Shades, pic.
ture Frames.

 

SUPPLIES. ARTISTS'
MATERIALS.

SPECIALS.”
White Curtain‘PoleI with Fix-

tures. toe.

Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. ago. 4‘ ‘

Solid Braa'o Hail Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with flame. soc. ‘

PATNTERS’

easily. Nonggededge. loc.
BootSteeiPIl’lngKnivee. roe.

pArNTtNo. asses and
trio. smut}.

 

 

 

 

 

‘ be present.

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ESTlfliliii

Pete Larson is laid ubvwith grip and
blood poisoning 'i

Jerome Smith has recovered from I
three week's illness. . ‘

A new iloodgate has been placed on
the Benedict mill pond..

E. E. Gotham is the victim of a sc-'

were atta‘cll ot'rhellmatism.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hider, of Cottage
street, returned home yesterday, from
a visit to Port Jefferson. Long island.

Mr. and/Mrs. J, C. Hawkins, Seaside
Place, have returned from a visit with
their daughter in Daubury. Mrs. Hoyt
and son are now Improving.

Herman E Malmo has recmered his
(or terrier pup, which was lost last
Tuesday. it is needless to say that
he recovered it by putting an ad, in
the want columns of The Sentinel.

Mr. (kin. of Brooklyn, will be the
guest of Harry Aluswortb, Cottage
street, over Sunday, and will take part
in the services of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school.

Robert Thompson, the librarian at
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. desires all the books returned
.omorrow, as they are to be renumber._
ed and tilted up to give out the first
Sunday in April.

The surveyors who were at work
last year sutveying the oyster grounds
in the Sound for the purpose of making
maps of the different oyster grounds,
will resume their work Monday, and
the oystermen will told them consider
tbly by staking out their grounds as
man as possible. "

Mesalges hunt the \iisslou Fields

will he the oublect of the meeting of
.he Epwortb League tomorrow sl the
hast Avenue Church. This will com-
prise brief extracts of Stirring appeals
.‘rom the missionaries. Albert Bloom
will be the leader of the meeting.
’ The teachers in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school dc.
sire a large attendance at the Session
'lt noon tomorrow. As the service will
be bold in the auditorium of the
church, all are invited to remain and
hear the exercises. which will be as
l’OliOWi-i: Singing, by the school; sing-
ing, infant clubs; notices, by the pas.
tor: prayer Mr. Cain. Blooklyn; slug-
ing, by the choir: roll call: singing. N.
s. Ferguson: review, pastor.

The Rev. G. H. Wallace. of Bridge-
port, will occupy the pulpit at the Ad.
vent Christian Church, Bast Norwalll,
on the coming Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject will be “The
Signs of the 'i‘lmes:" evening subject,
"Amazing Changes." Mr. Wallace.
is not only one or the strongest.
but Ibiest preachers of the Advent
body. All should hear him. Superla-
tcndent Richard Bland also desires a
lull attendance of the Sunday school
with their Bibles, as he has something
of importance to say to them.

The service held last evening, in the
East Avenue Methodist Church was
the most interesting and inspiring of
the week. The Rev. A. ll. Hubbard, ot
Rowayton. preached an earnest and
stirring sermon on Jesus' love for the
young ruler. addressed especially to
young men. The members of the Jun-
ior-Band present were greatly pleased
with it, and the I dlenco highly appre-
ciated it. The lie . J. W. Davis, upon
the invitation of the pastor. gave I
brief stirring address. John h‘Hommo-
(lieu. of Rowayton, the iirst class lead-
er of the East Avenue Church. was
present and Ipok‘e brleily. The whole
oil-vice was very profitable. These Ier-

vceo will be continued Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday evenings of next
week. On Friday evening. It 7: 80 p.
m. I solemn sacrament service will be
held in the church. All communicants
of the church are especially Invited to

and spiritual service of lbs year is
anticipated.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
With what-ever matters
You have to.oontond. I,
Don’t borrow trouble. ‘
0r discard I lrlend.

Don t be intfol and croos
And always rooming.

lie-ember each cloud.
Hoe it's silvery lining. :

A that the opposite side, ,'
Ilium skittles mo brlshl;

th'e one titer I toward you
II as dark as the night.

salient than who are easel-m

Alli never got blue. '-~
Are the ones that are MIN
In whobe'er they pnrlll.
It. s. PABTBICK.

 

Fdlicil Cléamotu But-

, lot 266 lb.

16 Strictill FleSh Eons
for 256.

I6 Cans, Sclld Packed

Tomatoes 260.

' (suit,

The most tender, solemn illil'l

 

 

rI oldi Thioh of
new. merit. p we: to
I are the . aoI,‘

 

 

I‘Illfill .‘at

‘ ,30 I o Quilld
H... H’IV-rv‘tiv" -I '.

Reliance Hook and lMder.C mpsny
II preparing to c iebrate its not an-
niversary in I on pg manner.

A number of Rowsyten people who
hate been engaged in opening oysters
It the various houses In South Nor-
walk, have completed their wort for
the season

Tbe brat Sabbath in April Easter

Sunday, the evening services in the
Rowaytcu Methodist Episcopal Church,
will begin It 7: 30, instead of 7 o‘clock,
onc- -hsll hour later than at present.
’ A force of carpenters employed by
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company is at work
here, making extensive repairs to the
west~bound station. Ind rebuilding the
coal bin in readiness for next winter's
supply or cool

Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. A. L. Hubbard, pastor——
9:80, morning class, loader, lrvisg
Clark: 10:80, preaching, theme. The
Crucifixion: 1:30 p. m., Sunday achdol;
8:15. Epwortb League meeting; 7 p.
m.. preaching by pastor. Services of
the week, prayer meeting and Bible”
study. Thursday night; meeting tor the
children, Tuesday after school. Junior

 
 

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King Arthur;
Sewing Circle.

Rowayton Baptist Church. Frank C. i
Brown, pastor—Services It 10:46 I.

m. and l: 00 p. m.; subject of morn-
ing sermon. “The Trluezfphsnt Christ";
evening at 7. 00: spec at service. ad
dress to the Rowaytou fire department,

Saturday afternoon.

-:l.esgue Thursday. 6: so. Knights at 'T

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to \_ u lfll‘ . I" -. . ‘
‘ Ln“- MAM-l.‘ “0
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It the local brethren with the lob

 
 
 

v'

w Ibo givon by local talent In the
a r future. The proceeds will be de-
el. .
xtonsive preparations are bein‘
to do. by the teachers and scholars
to day school. for an entertolanlent
to be held in April. The pr

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I Mrs. Thomas Gregory, wont to
th ir home on Wednesday “evouiII. and
surprised them. Music and games
wdle amt) the attractions or the‘
evening. S ppor was served.

WESTPORT. ~

Miss Alice Lovey is visiting relatives
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. L. C. Billings, who has been
visiting In Bridgeport is homo.
Justus Mills. Jr. is coarsloocipg
from an Itthclt of scarlet fe'ver. .
improvements are being made to the
S lion piece. Washington street.
rs. Clilord Jennin s, of Newark, N.
J.. has been visiting riends here.
Mrs. Henry Avery bu returned here
from I visit. with frlolis Iitl Staminrd.
Albert Perkins and w to have return-
stifle m vlsitingr relotlv'oo at Litchiletd.
Is Georgia Mills has returned Iron'l
viglting I brother residing in Bridge-

 

l“Temple Lodge, it‘ I A. M.. met last
t, and conterred lbc . ill.” do-
All extensive green house is to be
l‘i ow.
ndrcw and bsvid Huntington of
Norwalk, were recent visitors with
Moses Burr. -
I. N. Sipperiey is about again after,
an enforced retirement for some‘ days.

ibuillt' on the property of Stanley 8. -

 

Rowayton Hose Company, and Roll-
ance Hook and Ladder Company. Spa- 8-;
clal music; Sunday School at 12-;
Juniors at 4; Senior Christian Endea .
vo‘r at 8; monthly consecration meet”
ing; iadlos' Aid Wednesday at thei
parsonage ll 2 p m.; happy hour ser- I
vice ill 7. ill Thursday evening ,

List of pupils in the Rowaytoni
school, that have been neither absentl
nor tardy fot the past month: Louise
Collin (icltrudc Close, Herbert Dufauit, !
Olive Janice. Clifford Jennings Harold
Kendrick. Katherine Kilnefclfcr, Irene;
Lynch. Challes Potty, Susy Raymond.’ I
Edwin Smith, lola Stevens. Russell;
Thames, Prank De Watcrs. Jeanie Dlt-i
Warren (lager. Ellen James,
Maggie Juniugs Florence Moore. Ar--
thur Walker. Santord Wicks, Jessie
Close, l'lI Hart, Ruth Lorey, William
Lynch, May Tuck, liditll Vosburgh.
Myrtle F'rnke, Charles (lager, Ethel
Mills, John Savage, John Stabl, Selma
Btahl. Edith Thornton. Lydia Vosburg,
Charles Adt‘ocii, Russell Broadway.
Ethel Jennings, James Smith, Clarence
Close. Rllesell Hall. [Aster James.
Prank Lambert. Addison Mills, ltllssell
Mills, Steve (Hush. John Giusb. Flor~
once Adcock, Corinne Action, Bessie
Klincfeltsr, Marlo Moore. Lois Marsh.
Jenie Morris, Pearl l-‘ralle. Lucile
Brenda.

. DARIEFN AND Nono'rou.

*._._

 

Miss Maude Van Dine is visiting her
sister in New York.

Mrs. Scott. Williams is 'rccovering
from a few .duys’ illness.

John Holloran has been improving
the grounds around his housc on West
avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Riley. of Collender's
Point visited friends in Smith Ridge,
last week.

Little Frank Birdsell was badly
burned this week, and is under Dr.
Avery's cars.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nash will re~
move April 1 to ’i‘. W. Austin's house.
bailey BVPTIIIQ‘.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse, Jr..
have returned from I month's visit in
New York city.

Charles 6. Tons expects to leave
Quebec. Canada. for the states, next
Monday morning.

A meeting of the [Allies’ Aid society
was held Wednesdey. It the home of
Mrs. Clarence Clock.

Mr, Van Chef and daughter, Lillian.
of Morristown, N. J.. will visit his
daughter. Mrs. Scott Williamson.

J. L..Albin and family, of Branch-
vllle, will soon remove to Darlen. ML.
Albin is to drive one of E. 'l‘. Bates'sl
ice wagons. I

No room has yet been selected in
which to conduct the Newton school.
although Principal Albert C. Willooa.
has several in view. i

A slight accident to I west- boundl
freight train. near the Barton depot,i
yesterday morning, delayed trains fol-i
lowing for a few minutes.

Miss Mary McArdie has returned
from Plttsdeld. Mass. where she has.
been attending school. and is spend-
ing the Easter vacation at her home]
here.

The house formerly occupied by:
George E. Goodever and family, on Le'
Roy avenue, has bee rented to I No-
Niall hill. and W. .Willmott and
George W Raymond are making re-,

 

The following is the report of the
spelling contest for ten days, in the'
Center school, Barton:

Grade No. words No. missed No, or
for2wks.

scholars
8 so , 0 Q
7 Oil 25. ll
ii ‘21 14 l:
5 Ill 38 fl
CRANBURY.

Master ChlflthflllOll'il on, the
sick list. .

The children of Allen Gregory are
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~covering the. In mark or measles.
WI! MW Wan will go to
Philadelphia. next week, to visit rela-

lives.

Corn
completed:
to it.

 

lowilisoonmovoin-

 

1.2.

's'Ie‘w‘houooIIaeIl-ly.

owing to an injury to his foot.

This morning a requiem mass was-
celebrated in the church of the As-'
sumptlon for the Rev James ltyle

The Misses Hyde. who have been

residing in Bridgeport during the Will. .

(or, have returned to their home her.‘c

This afternoon I cake sale will at-
tract to the reading loom. \iesdamcsv
A. U. Smith, Warren Rogers and B K.
,Gault have charge.

Miss Eva Moll-wee who has been
visiting bel aunt and unc,lc in Strat-
ford, for several weeks, has returned
to her home It the Farms.

 

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FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONFERENCE

 

international Order of King's Dough
lore and Sons to Meet Nest Week.

A large numbel of the memuels oi
the King‘s Daughters and Sons will at-
tend the Fairfleld County Conference
to be held at the l-‘Irst. Congregational
Church, Bridgeport Wednesday coal
mencing at 10 a. m.

The program will be as follows: i

' Morning Session.
10:t5— Hymn—"0 Worship the King."

Devotional Service and Greet-want.

Ilev. John De Peu, Bridgeport.
Welcome,
Miss Chat-y Couch Smith,
Response
Mrs. J. E. Townsend, Danbury;
Minutes of last Conference
Remarks by County Secretary.
lt):4F.-~Address - "international Con-
ference, Stats Conventions
County Conferences," .
Mrs. Edward H. Smiley, Hartford.
limo—Circle Reports ~ Bridgeport,
Danhury. Duriea, New Ca-
naan, Norwalk, Shelton,
South", Norwslk, Stamford.
l2:00—lnformnl Thlk—"Tbe Order—
'l‘hrough the Kaleidoscope."
County Secretary, south Norwalk.
12:30~Adiournment f6r Basket Lunch.
Hostesscs~“Herc and There"
Circle, Bl‘iditi‘liori.
Alter-noon Session.
2:0ii—Hymn—“Ye Servants or God.”
Devotional Service.
Mrs. W. 0. l.'.tthrop, Shelton.
Report of Resolution Committee,
2: lit—Symposium.
Part Ono-Our Christian Activities.
(Al Regular Meetings. .
How divide and occupy time at?
a-Devotiops.
b—Busiiless.
c—Bihie Study.
d—Litorary Pursuits.
e— incursion of Missions.
1'— w.‘lrlg
tit-Social intercourse.
. h—Servlng of Refreshments
i—Debates do Topics of the
Times.
How increase the average attend-
‘ once It?
How to overcome the habit of tar
diners It? ‘
(B) Benevolence.

l—- ving.
c Institutions.

Bridgeport.

i.

3.

New ideal for ear
Part Tupi-Our 33min] Bits.
l—lt't
2—1‘h
lhitItutlona.

3—- Pttblcw
Palm yer Meetings.
(3) Camila “Melissa.
3. “—0011

Conduch by r's.5 Waco Smiley, Harv; ‘

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b used to hot ps’y fort ono. -
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Aqso tilt? htg’i‘t or-‘li 1:3?»
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unveil in the trivia Fur". at bar res us

as. “thaws.

stitch-4'

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80 South Main Street. .
Telephoto mos“ -‘ 1‘
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not: all oil. all“. *~
Jack and Jill went up the hiil
To get a pail of onion
i ‘Hul-ry J‘Icil.‘ said dimpled- Jill
'Mother wants to take lief 'Iliii.’ ’
"i can't. " said rheut'ndtiodoop
Troubled with pain in hi. I,
‘You run Jill.- III the trauma.
Ma and I will try pi- pick
i One dose tilled him with
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