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'ruoltli nil-n.
Pure ice Cream
Home I Made
Candtl
..JLAnE’s ..
in WAst-uuorou or.
Quite a large number of people ell-
loyed the dancing at Roton Point last
evening..
St. John’s Lodge. F. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. will meet this evening anti
confer the Master Mason's degree.
Cockenoe Haylott, i. O. R. M.. of
Nor-walk, will elect omcers this even-
ing, for the ensuing six months.
Mrs. Sprague. of Norwalk. ls spend~
ing a few weeks at the home 01‘ her
son. Alonzo Spragile, of North street,
Ridgelield. -
The. W, C. ’l‘. ll. will meet. with
Mrs, A. S Palmer. 1572 East. avoiluc,
Eriday afternoon at 3 o‘clock. 'i‘llt-
report of the county convention will
be read.
The work of tearing down the, iron
railroad bridge over the Norwalk itiv-
er at Mechanic street is abotlt. colli-
pletetl. The iron workers will ilii<
niediately erect. the new bridge.
Mr. anti Mrs. C: 1’. Stanley, of
Georgetown, came to Norwalk last
week Wednesday, where they attend-
ed the wedding anniversary or Mr.
Stanley's sister. .
C
«nu-—
Mr. and 'Mrs, W. M. Brewer left
town this morning to attend the wed»
ding of their niece. Miss Bertha Loo-
mis Englchart. of East Orange, to Dr.
Charles W. lilivinger, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William T. Haviianti and lion.
Mrs. W. ’l‘. Stevenson, of Bridgeport,
and Miss Ruth Powell of Brooklluc.
Mass, were gliosta of Mrs. 'W. ‘li.
Swords, )‘I‘Slt‘l'llily. The day was the
second birthday anniversary oI Tull
iuadgo Downs llavliand.
Clinton Coinmanticry. No. :1. will
hold its annual field day Wednesday
June 21. aild will go by trollcy to the
Beechwood inn at Greenwich. \vlierc
dinner will he served at «I o'clock. The
Second Regiment Hand. of New Haven.
will accompany them.
W. l’, Appicynrd, formerly lliiliilt‘l‘
car builder of tlic Consolidated rail-
road and now aupcrinteiident oi the
car shops at l’uiiuitlu. “1., is prcsi
dent of the Master (-iar liiiiiders' asso-
ciation. whlcii ii.- to opcil its thirty-
tiintli annual convention next Monday
at Manhattan Beach.
Today in the. lint annivermry oi
the burning of” title ill-fated General
Slocum. on which ore than 1,000 lives
were lost. A limit: of Norwalk peo-
ple witnessed ille' alastrophe troiu
tllc decks of the Martha's Vineyard.
which was on the South Norwalk
New York route ultimo time.
...-4%..
Major Eben llii. Jr., who will colli-
pete tomorrow in tile automobile rat-cit
at Charter Oak Park. Hartford. drove
his big forty horse power Columbia
car to Hartford, last t‘VelllllK. lie was
accompanied on the trip by Lieutenant
lloward ll. MtlHtiIllilli and J. Edward
Adams.
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(TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
. Rut Canto;
24 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.
Watch the United Grocery Car's
space for tomorrow's ad. .
.
lt‘rclth arrival fish at Capt. Duct-one.
Soc utl.
Newest and swelleet styles lil wo-
men's licckwoar at. Road's. Sec ‘itl.
I, WE...
All imbortant notice appears in the
New York Grocery ('10., that all collec-
tors of Ilunt Stamps should read.
W.4.. I
E. L. Seoileid, of Stamford, spoilt
yetiierday in South Norwalk‘. coinllln
iul: business with pleasure.
.luuc sale of cotton underwear still
continues at the llosloli Store, The all.
lilllkt‘pi unusual offers. ltcad it.
Let the boys. play all they want, bilt
buy them strong serviceable clothes.
Joseph Davis carrioa the kind that
will stand the test of time.
w”..- —-_—._
All sealed bids for the mason and
carpenter work on the new fire house
in East Norwalk must be in the hands
01’ Charles H. Oehrmanil, Monday.
June. 10, at t; p. in.
A daughter was born last night to
Mr. and Mrs. liowartl larwndes, of Sea.
view avenue. East. Nol'wuili. Mrs.
Lowndos was formerly Miss (li'aco
. M ucknain.
A fleet of three launches from
South Norwaik, came into Stamford
harbor. last evening. and after visiting
boili yacht clubs, returned home, All
three boats were well filled with incr~
I'y passengct'a. Who were well ilt'tllllilllr
ted among the local yttchlsmcii.
ENTERTAINED THE ARTISTS.
Joseph's T. A. B. Society and
Friends Pass at Pleasant Evening.
As a mark of appi'cciatioii for time
and talent generously given in tile
production of A Soldier of Fortune, St.
Joseph's ’l‘. A. B. 'Soeicty entertained
the members of the company and the
()tldmeilt Octette in their rooms ill
Smith Main street. last evening. The
guests arrived shortly after 8, and at-
tcr sampling the contents of the punch
bowl, from which cold fruit juices were
served. a pleasant hour was spent in
progressive whit-it.
were secured by Mrs. C. A. McNamara
and James it. Dickson and the second
by Miss Lillie Yates and Miss May
Brennan. 'i‘ho Ot‘loiio favored with
a number of their inimitable‘sclcc-
lions. and a. bountiful collation was
served, consisting of a variety of
sandwiches. coffee and olives, neapoii-
tan ice croain. cake and champagne
wafers. .A resolution of thanks to
all who assisted iii the success of the
play was l‘cati,lillil the coiilpany arose
and drank the final toast to “'l‘hi- 'l‘. A.
15..“ after which all joincd ill singing
the admirable amigo! good fellowship.
Auitl Lang Syne, concluding with
Home. SWt‘t‘I iiolue. The company
voted the close of tlic scasoil all cxr
lrt-moly pleasant one and all are look
ing for a rc-opcuiill; with aiiotllcr play
next winter. The iilvitctl guests.
nearly all of whom were pl'csclit, were
its t'ollowa:
Miss May lit'cililtin, Mls. C. A. Mc-
Nillllill’itLMIh‘hi Lillie Yates. .laiiics it.
Dickson, 'l‘lioillus li‘. Mch‘talion, Wil-
iiiiili A. Ili‘III'W, l’etcr i". Foley, James
L. Costello. Henry C. Smith, llci'liartl
Connolly. Liikc ilorllcy, Li. A. Mt'Nillllil~
in, (1. Louis l’rlcc, llcrt llriiiilsti'iip.
ilcnry (iclirmaiin. Alfred llopkilis,
George Rose. irriug liyiilgton. 'l‘cddy
Vail lloren, Joseph McMahon. William
A. Brennan and Fred W. lloyt.
St.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. June ii’l.~Ari'iveti:
Dental-bland. from llaillburg.
Winnie [during the elopelnenll—Im
you thing papa will piii'slte its in his
automobile?
William-“Hr can't.
oiinc tank with water.
“L. a M. PAINT."
It's the leader all the. world over.
Enough paint llilltlt- daily to paint a
city. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW,
SOUTH NORWALK.
1 filled his gas-
lueeta at the Hotel tiilttortl yestcr~ .. ..
day were: )6. 8.;iiaker, Jcrscy titty;
John K. Corbett, W. H. Mayo. W. ill.
(tote, .l, Verdindnd. iinston: w. A.
ltilildit'k. E. C. Roof. W. G. Van Neils.
Louie Morse, Now York. Mr. and Mrs.
Waller i...i’almer, it. ilenenor. Al-
bany, N, Y.; J. P. Smith. l’lliladt-l-
plila; ir‘. ii. Slinurinun. Springfield; it.
W. Louille. Waterbury; ll. Townnenti,
Orange, N. J. .
Mimi Mabel Alton. inntriictor in
ethnography lit the high nchtiol. died
last. Wetlucaday after two duyu' ill-
ness of spotted fever. Dr. (Vilehimt
spoke Monday to the ageambl. lit-hool
In the auditorium ouloalzlng M an Al-
, ion. referring to her lovely traits of
character, tIIliI that one had IOIIRM. a
good thrill and died aubly. The tactil-
ty at the submit loot u henutltul tIortil
piece to the tunernl: mummy—slim
Haven Realnter.
A committee of members and otli-
eerg’ot the Y. M. C. C. umintiou.
of New York. visited Belle Inland yes-
terday. and warn taken out tour of
the till-nth by Henry Rowland in the
loath! Thelma. Their idea in to on
twitch a warmer camp here. on as to
provide pleasant. vacations for 'tbe
you: menu: New York. AImOIt all
of the islands were visited and inspec-
ted. The committee seemed to ho
moot pleased with ahdlleld Island. A
camp will be built on the island the
lily ”looted with metamodntinu. tor
about 75 men. it in propelled to build
thin hammer.
, m mu m Lin.
Wholly like: "mutt they get
the kind that I a pure whole-om,
Mo. intro all received institute;
til.‘ pl, .. 'I'r,‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
lulu every advantage tor the prdmpt
and efficient, management of estates
and other truat lauds lutrilsted to tilt
care.
When making your will remember
that the Triad Company can be when
upon to carry out. exactly every pros
trillion to! thin important document. .
CHEST music.
lotut‘dny and Monday.
4a A cow;
7 FOR in OINTI.
‘i‘ho Potato, RoouVIIt-Fuirbonko
March. Com Drum lyu, limplo,
Contmlon. Caution antenna. Pur-
cltnl. Lay My Wedding Dm- Away,
Nothing Doing. Thor“ Nothing Now
we ._
The first prizes -
in pccijug down to 311.011tlllg‘ Suit, l'ciiit‘iniicr that the
tinting.r Suits we sell can‘t be put otit of shapc—«thcy'rc made
for suinilicr lounging anti knock-about w ‘zlt'.
Ill choosing. I‘t'lllt'llllit‘l' that the loose ycl strong “'01th
of homespun is iuviiiiigly cool; that Suntan-r cassiulii-rcs
are cool anti will stand mort- rough liaagc titan any other
fabric; that wool crash in porous: and mailing: litt'tl Iiittt‘
incrgc anti It‘iltIli‘l'rfi't‘llillil \\‘t|l‘r~’-It‘ti arc illc iig‘hlcsi in weight
anti wcar wcii.
$8.50 to $16.00.
‘lt‘roiu Straw Hat to'tlliu cool llosicry we have every—
thiug that goes with tinting Suits.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
South Norwalk.
“ANY OLD PLACE"
is a mighty poor Dial-‘0‘ to Ilily grain. hay and feed.
There's as much difference bctWt-cn tho good grain
and the poor grainas there is bctwccu the good horse
arid the poor horse. .
Feed the hcst,und your horse will do hit: work bet-
tor and hold his head higher. Our stock is intro to be
looked lit—~iook at it whether you buy or not.
lluy Ont‘e 'l‘liai‘s Clean. iii
MANUEL T. HATCH.
(‘hick illuiina illltl
I) M. t'h'ii'k It‘t'btl i'ol‘ lIIt‘
little titles.
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neuritis
Fresh Camera Supplies
’ ‘” A'l‘, ....Z.
William P. Beers'
liuuls uuil Sidiltliilill Slums.
6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
_
Can Your Bruins Epiphany?
They could after a six months ' course at
Merrill College
sour” ivoaqu. cairn. .
erto for Catalogue. M. II. MERRILL. Prln.
TODAY’S ARRiVAl. OF FRESH FISH
-——lNCLUDES——
SNAPPER BLUES WEAKVPISH , ’ ,
SEA BASS POROIEB
BUTTER FISH . LIVE LOBSTERS
BLUE FISH LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Cutbiit's Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 10!- FREE DELIVERY.
. REPRE BENTING ,
Harry H. Hoyt at 00.,
. p . r
Bankers and Brokers,
stocku. londn, Groin Ind Cotton lieu out and cold tor caps or on Metal».
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Directional. wire.
New York. 41 and is with street. . . Brooklyn. Mi Fulton outlet.
IOUTH NORWALK. Til-.1124. HOYT'O THEATRE BUILDING.
‘ t, Hohhot Percent Ivory Morning at to weigh.
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7 than or“ " ,
Farm Wagons
Just received at.
Upi ll, lligll, Low. l.:itt
.\m:tl t‘op 71th: 70%;. WM 701,,
\iii Loco 171;; 47“,, IT"; 47';-
.\m Stuclt ll‘.‘ Huh; it: 11.“.
Am Sill-.ui' Lil'p lzii'.-‘_. 15111.. 131‘:
\ 'l‘ a S Fe Ni 1,. 32'. 517.. a:
tliillo it; Illlit) 10:17,. ids”. our. 103".
il‘kiyn it '1‘ till». 01“,. Iiilx til 5.
(‘Il (it West 1847,}- lil 187M 137..
I‘ll M M S l' 17th l’t'i‘t’. tilt. till...
PM i" A‘- 1 i215. 43‘... 431.; it”.
t‘ol South :37 L'? 2? 3?
lici & IilltI lulu; i813; lath; Hill.
liric Air's. it will. 40:);
[Eric Isl pf ism. 7835. 7%; 78%;
ill t‘t-ulmi ltitilt’; into. 10th itillnfi,
In“ a Nash ittm i-ltliz, 14.13" tit;
Mct St liy 11:27.. 12:27,. 122% 1223.
Mex t‘cnt 303/4 20% 201/2 20!...
M K s: '1‘ and, Bali. :5". 281,4.
Mo l'ucitlc itstk‘. 9.1M. 983;. 08%,
N Y (‘cntrai llll.t_. Lilly Milt; till/g
Nor! & West till 80in till 80%
Out at West SW. 131% but; 51‘»;
PM Milli {hilly till 38th 39
Penn it it 13:. 13514 13.8 lilo
l’co this 10W; 101% 101% lull/4
Reading ”We 90% 95153 00
ltep Steel 171/3 17% 171A. 71%
Rock island 27% 27% 27% 271/.
ituh Goods 3:: 821A; 32 32
South Pill! 02% 02 02% 02%
Son ity (to 3195 31% 311,43 31%
Union i’uc. 12: 121%. 122% 12:
' ilnioil l’ut‘. pr 007.3. lam turn. and
U S Steel 27% 27% 27% 27%
ll S Sit-c1 pt hill. Milt. 037... ill»;
Wabash lit-M 181,8. Hill. 13%
West iin 'I‘cl ii-iw Mil. Nil. 04%
Will (Tent 21 23M; Bil 23%
Salt-s to noon. 81.400
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, breach of the peace.
large crowd.
I "Y I but Ihl'l losing a Iovor.”-
nltlaum W . L
A Mill IS GOOD.
ISN'i ll?-
‘ . Ill any seasOn a bath Its good
and refreshing. But how many
handy little things you might
have to make it more enjoyable.
iiA'l‘ll Sl’ltAYS. SPONGES.
, . \
BRUSHES. and ever" on many
other things we liilve’tor your
convenience and comfort.
See Iht'nl lit the window,
lhu Clifford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 15-2.
Maples tit Goldschmidt 00.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘l'tl‘dlti’l‘, 10:10 a. ill.~~»\'cry
liieagi'e transactions in the opclliilu’
dcaiiiiua in the stock market showed
siltall changes boilt ways. bill the pro
miilcill simks were lower. The rise
of a point ill Wisconsin Central pi'ti.
was the only changi- greater than one-
half.
WALL STREET, li a. m.-—Siocku
in which iiiel‘t‘ were any secondary
transactions liiovctl upwards, hilt the
volume of business was too slight to
effect any material changes.
WALL STREET. Noon. ~~~ The only
changes of note were in dormant
stocks. The widest change in a pro-
minent stock was a rise of a point iil
lllinois Central. Business was only
nominal. Iltllltis Wcrt' irrczular.
WALL S’i‘itltild’l‘, ‘l p. in. -~ l'roiil
taking cut in two the rise ill soilll‘
ot‘ the early strong features. notably
lililiois (‘clltral and Slccl Foundries
pt‘tl. Aiilcricaii lcc Securitics ticalt ill
on ”to floor for the first little, brought
from ‘35 to 37 ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire] 0;
The. Maples & Goldschnildt Ctr, (lolli-
mission llrokt‘rs, Swuntz a Cal-butt
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone tut
HAD A STRENUOUS ARGUMENT.
William Hamilton and Leonard Roweii
Arrested In Norwalk.
William l-lmniltou and leniulril
Howell. two WOIIAIIIIOWII young «Nor-
wulk colliorcd int-n, wore arrested last
night because of a melee iil which they
were the chief actors that uiltiit in low.
or Willi street. near a piano known an
the Jefferson IItillHtt. They did not
have. an opportunity to tieilloueirutc
which won the better ninn. tor last at
tin interesting point in the slime Ollie-
il'r 'l‘hotnnn Lenlhcrlanti awmmetl down
on the scene of combat mid platted
both under arrest. 'l‘hoy itubmlttnil eon»
ily lliid readily accompanied the otllv
or to the police station without tron»
e. ,
When the case came» up before.
.‘ttdltc iii. . Lockwood In the Not-walk
ourt. this morning, Hamilton stated
tBat novel-til at his wimensenwero not
i court and theretoré hb'tiealma'n.
attainment. This wall granted by tho
.lltlge. who continued the. unite until 2
q'nlo’ck thiti afternoon,
' Hamilton iii charged with ’hreiicii of
t nuance and assault on unwell. while
the charge again“ itoweil In simply
Upon recommendation ot Prosecut-
ing Attomey‘Davln a build oi the tor
Hamilton and $25 tor ltowoil as re-
united for release until thiii after-
noon.
Both me pleaded not guilty to the
charges I8 not them. The diuturbnutie
they created was witnessed by quite a
HW‘You women whither. .130! in-
, i“
. 1 irlorie.’ WW” tun '
5r mat}! it title verb? ' fugue!
mm 0! getting oile.’ o-
. fl.
'§__ou'rn»' npnwath "'-ES'VEN~:1:N GSE
Outing Suits
Ki
"JTINEIS" '
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' .‘I'i'Tl‘t i.
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‘iullecl it Price. Head to foot Outfitters.
You Should See
I.
Straw iialsfiOCto $4.00.. .
Two Piece Suit¥$6.50 to.513157.070);ff
Blue Seattle Suits $10.00 to $20.00"-
Negiigee Shirts 500 lo,$21;00 .
Shoe Department
New Pointed Toe Oxfords tor Men
$2.00 to $4.00.
- "THE TEDDY” '
OuiNew Collar.
ELLECK & PR
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.‘
Telephone Call 324-2.
10E
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Bailing Suggestions
Want fine coffee? Well. it you find
Reception to-day. Try it. There's a
town. 32c. lb. A fresh lot
used it a good while said.
3 Cans Milk. ......................
Old Grist Mill Coffee, ..............
3 Can; Fair Peas, ..................
Malta Ceres, ........... . ..........
Malta Vita, .......................
7 Bars Soap. (Better Than Ozone).
Special, Vaseline. ...................
has got to be a mightly superior article.
There will be a demonstration of Dibble's coffee at the Putnam .HOIG
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All solid fat pork. for chowder.
As in "can... " Eli.”
as good as ours anywhere in town'lt
demenstration of Dibble'. coffee ov.
cry day at Owen's Bakery. Dollars to dOughnut: you omit equel it in this
just in, “Always the Same..f" one lady who has
i
..= .. 25c.
.................. ...... 3c. Bonie'
Home grown rye flour is great. A new lot now in, ........... . Gibl. 251:.
Nice Cabbage.
What do you want? Hope to serve and please. ‘
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4. ‘ ' ‘
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 1 ‘i I
SO. NORWALK, CT. \ I f
TEL. 26—3. '
WATCH Tins sac"
FOR “tomorrows AD.
United Grocery 00.
p _ _ 49 roar or.
Ehr NORWALK. cr.
". u" TEL... 319—3.
——
NEW POTATOES. PER PK. .....
BERMUDA ONIONS, PER QT.
2 CANS RED ALASKA SALMON
QUAKER OATS, PER PKG .......
2PKGB.ZE8T .
2 PKGS. FORCE .. .
2 PKG. SH. WHEAT BISCUITS
....i...
Tel. call 338-5.
1N NORWAY.
. . (New York World.)
. ()li puy-tlnys saloons are closed and
savings banks open until midnight.
.fiervnnt girls hire for unit a your
at a time by contract tit. public regis—
tr oillee.
here in u telegraph but: an every
street car.
flight number of stamps. drop in the
wit.
‘Young titrmurh can. borrow money
from government at it per cent.
3 Practically no illiteratelt. Men per-
habit the fluent. in the world physical-
ly. Army service universal, only 2.3
per cent. at youths rejected tor phy-
ill- 1 detect. .
4 with splendid. Death rate for
men, 18.3. because of dangerous thin-
Ins; tor women, 10.15. Average the
venue at iivini less than, any other
civilized country perhaps. Average
wage-earnings. :88 it year.
More reindeer than home. more
sheep than com. .
intimates-«Two men in a thousand
in Sweden, 3 In Norway and ben-
mark. 78 in Rania. which wants to
"improve” Norway and QWBIIBII by tli~
‘vid a. and mnqtteriny than); 18.6 even
n _ , , , . ,
Pail! e - i , , . ‘ .
bottom-What ,» on tiliniit.
1.4%:th int night i. It? was II. o
Milli:
illbuliiueGranulatedSugai$100r
FANCY 'LEMoua, PER 002.
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FRESH VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY. "
SPINACH. WAX BEANS, BEET TOPS. RHUBARB. PEAS, LETTUCEy'I
NATIVE ABPARAGUS, PINE APPLES. GUCUMBERB, RADIOHES, ETC.
Louis Joseloff,
72 NORTH M'AIN STREET,
in: why you were telling no .
4
t
....... 23c.AND29°_
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.............'...180
. 2M
........... 8°
' 26o
250
......... 25¢
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SOUTH NORWALK.
The Putty.
in a quiet. dell dwelt n ilownr of
trundle beauty and fragrance. 80
out was this little flower that it
Boilghl. the moat retired spot for its
home. blooming in rlbhest noloto. be
heath the shadow of lame toll loath
ext
tomihday «annotation i: mlhil‘fléfn otlloye
e our patio ax to ,p o.
and hruahingt Mime the lent «Mafia
the penny. ”0h!" Iheicrlod, Imitfliil
ovar to inhale the trounce. "Thou.
art lovely indeed. Too lovely to.
dwall here alone. i will breathe upon
thee and thou nhalt hhve on "13011"
taco. Thou shalt so forth and bloom
in every laud. carryim’oweot though“
of love and heaven. Thou chili. grow
in beauty, and ihO‘l' tutor at thy
val-ind til-elm shall be i met and n
Joy to all who behold thee." 8 lug
hel- promote with a kiss the all” do-
. parted, leaving the imprint 01' hot (air
tune upon the howoret.
A Bad Break-White. Guschloy to-
marked to me thhbit. illitiii he piano-
nnt to he married to a clear man."
utifirnugtey'izuzito. ’ ed
, n w tit you n t” ueri
thdl“. ‘~ "' y" q "
““1 told be?
how; that it out ,liyga. w
oueethinlo‘r‘t It‘ll!" ‘ , fl“
m." .
Allwhdmmmm
minute and“ " ‘-
inod- .
But it was not ion .v .'
Write almanac, put. on (i it to bloom “m.
otmmthnttdidn’l,‘
Norwalk Chronicler