l
a
in .wAsuulorouor.‘ 1
L till his Niles.
WASHINGTON'C BIRTIlIbAY SENTI- Canlnoln, gnu hinge been:“ spending; a 0mm“)
3:11;. N L. :1 “’96 n 0"“ . We“ “8 the CW' Take advanta e of lowered rices on overcoats and suits to make
“it" “all“. annual-dill be 135““ inanlmeeungs' have rammed to their on and our bo gcomfortabl tph' ' e th ‘- COMMISSION BROKERS
as a morning per next Thursday “’m‘“ y y y e. 15 w a er. '
‘”°“"l‘:g- 51? that-pile“ employee may Weathtt lliohets are beginning to l I
- 1, v i ' ' I" ' ’ ~
mm“ y 0 ser e the aim versaiy Of emphasize their- predictions on till mm." In
Washington's Birthday.
heat will ohmme
lie? on Wednesday,
it‘ciu'llnry'211;1.“E 1: .1' .
13‘. B. Peace, of Bridgeport, is in tOWn
today tanning pianos.
,~
1
Miss Hassard, of Southln-gton, is
visiting Charles Glover, of Grand
street.
~~Baskctbali anMadcing atArmory.
tonight. Co. F vs. Colonials 01' New
York, and. Nutmegs vs. Nationals..- 1
Mrs. Harrie Smith has returned
homo after a visit in Waterbury.
Miss [Mia Elwood. of Hoyt. street, is ‘
New Canaan.
arrived with a cargo of coal for Ray-
mond Brothe
l Miss Emma Corbin, at, th
Hospital, is thenuest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cole, of Westport avenuc.,
lose to make a short visit with his
parents.
Boutwell, of Crescent Terrace.
street, Spent Sunday in Hoboken, N. .l,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Rayv
mood. formerly of
Dept. You will find everything to sup-
ply your wants.
now, as .there is practically no ice ill
the harbor.
turned to,his home Saturday, from
working in Richmond, Va., as a lino-
typo operator.
tip its mectingpiacc in Norwalk and
will hereafter meet undor‘tho roof of
the central body in the Labor Lyceum
day for intoxication by Oflicers Leath-
Joseph Hyatt, who intercoded for him
a. Norvulll.
Charlell Rogers spent yesterday in
1 . . w—t—la—p—v—m— ‘ 11
The horses Scottie and Belle have
I'El.
s Danbury 1 1
Clean sayings of from soc to $3
Alfred BOULWGII l3 home ”Om COI’ all from our regular SLOCkS.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F.
$2 TROUSERS, $1.48
$3 TROUSERS, $1.98
' w, Stanley Mayhew, of South Main
South Norwaik.
~—
———-Don't fall to visit our Kituhou
M1 5, 3mm. & Co, The best of it is, we have all 5
Mrs. Bcthol and daughter Alice, of
‘open winter" it certainly looks so
Harold Van Liew, of Norwalk. rc.
he South.’ Mr. Van Liew has been
‘U 'T Fl i i
South Nor-walk. A
~
The iron Mouldcrs‘ Union will give
11 South Main street.
Alt’rcd Brondhurst was arrested Sun
triaud. Mr. Broadluirst works for
them each and all to be the be
All Very Small Prices.
February Sale Prices one“ our broken lines joltgood Trousers.
make it a “walk away" for hundreds of reliable trmflrs. and a “walk".
over” for hundreds of our customers. * ' ‘
ness and dress. all guaranteed for Quality and servic'e,,.because they’re
This is the way'prices are‘clipped:
$6 TROUSERS. $3.93
and can fit any man up to 50 inches waist measure. Come.
We usually have in stock the following goods and guarantee
‘ MAII'EXIRAGI
is not only a tonic.‘ but a food:
It contains a large percentage
of the nerve~strenzthenlng and
tissue building principles cl!
1 grain. it's pleasant to take and
la: wine-glass full with your
meals will make you eat more
and help to assimilate and di-
gest what you do eat. ‘
Price:
the bottle: 2 for
1 31.30 dozen.
lite Oltffortl Pharmacy
TIL. CALL, 15-2.
Won-000m
Maples & Goldsdlmldt 00.
a pair on trouser; for work. bush
250.
in.
$4 TROUSERS. $2.93
$5 TROUSERS. $3.43
izes, including stouts and longs,
I Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
SMART S'rvtas, VALUE $15 r6318.
The Suits include many neat effectn'in WO'
Cassirnercs. in the new grey and green shades. 1 1.1-
The Overcoats include the Fancy Belt 1 Bac
Coats; also Black and Oxford, Frieze andchi-Séy C
long and medium lengths. ‘ ' "l "l"
.. l...
u 11 1:1)"
. ~ ‘3 2???
BOYS“ DRESS SUITS AT y.1pn11cn1,~11
AbouWoys’ three-piece Suits, ,originailmp
$3.50 to $6.00; now $1.75 to $3.00. " " f 1 .
‘ Broken sizes in Men's Negligec and Seam Shirts,
value. at age. I l l- lb. l!1“l'~.‘.
11i'1l1
saunas & PEI
,l
l
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys.
mm C. Corbett Ilook. O0. Norwallt.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
i
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. m.«~0pen-
lug prices in the stock market today
showed sharp recovery from the de-
pression of the Saturday closing. The
recent speculative favorites led the raL
ly. Smelling and Great Northern pill.
rebounded about 2. Deliver & Rio Gran'
do and Sugar 1%. Linton Pacific, Readi
ing and Northern Pacific about a point
and Southern Pacific, Canadian Paci-
st grade obtainable and prices
I't‘. . ‘ ' ‘ . ’
grfyumg from an attack M u“ this morning in court and obtained his I‘llhi. , fir. and American Car large fractions.
relcasc. Oats No. 1 Buckwheat Grain li-O Chick‘ Feed There were a few scattered losses. in-
Dr, Alvin D. Wadsworth. of Moss WW...“ ' 1 Fancy Barley Oats White Wheat 1) M Chick Feed eluding United States Steel old. for a
Hill. has recovered from an attack of Miss Eleanor Miller. operator of the Corn Rod Wheat. H-O Poultry Food small fraction, Sloss Slieflleld Steel, t1
the gym 1 Postal TGIengh Company. in 130““! Cracked Corn Wheat Screenings Our Own point and Rock island pfd. 1%.
_____..... Not-walk. spent Saturdnr momma in M6111 llccf Scraps Mixed Grains want. S’l‘IiEET. 11 a. ills-SIOCIi5
Quite a large number of people on- Bridgeport and in tho “m’rm’m‘ “'0'“ Bran ”('0‘ MW” ““0“" Table Meal that were Weakly untrained were Sold .
joyed the skating on Chasmnr's pond, to Sheffield. Mil-“311 “1101'“ She 599'" Mixed Food Oystor Shells _tholtcd) at the high opening and these offerings '
yesterday morning. the Sabbath at her home. ' Middlins Grit lvliow ’i‘able Meal coupled with realizing alld some bear
“* """ White Middiiils Kllmr Corn (granulated) pressure forced the list down sharply.
«Special Sale Children's Hosiery.
all Sizes, 19c quality, 12 121: pr. M.
S. Smith & Cot
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sturgcs, of West
port. arc‘ visiting Miss Lona Hoffman.
of Wilton avenue.
John Woodward, of New York, has
been making a short stay at his home
in South Norwalk.
Dr. D. M. Clifford. of Corona. N. .i..
has been making a short stay at the
.litlilat:komo.,ii0tel._ F , w ‘
._ ”1,1,1 1 ,
Helena R. ..Geilebg, of Tristrnm and l
llyntts’ storodis spending a weeks‘ vu-
raltion iii Bridgeport.
-—»Hard Shell Crabs, at, Culbiii‘s.
Miss Sadie Whalen, of New York.
apt-lit, Sunday with Miss Carrie Giovcr,
of Grand street, Norwalk
Mrs. Prltchard, of the 'i‘i'istraln and
liyatt Store. has resumed her duties
:ll‘tcr ti week's vacation.
A card party will be held at 11hr-
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hill. .it'..
of Elm Street. Friday evening.
l’ut out your tings next Thursday.
More of them should have been tiling
to the breeze oii'Montiay last.
Work on the dwelling house bola:
croclcd ill South Main Strot-t by H. .i.
liipSlrn. is progressing rapidly.
ilr. Charles Glovor who is on tho
Midllictown board of physicians. Spent
Sunday with his dither in Norwaik.
11:. K. White has the contract for a
invite addition to be made to ihc‘houso
of Mrs. Coyne, on Connecticut avenue
- T . I
"-‘o‘pocltil Sale of White and Gina.
lulm Aprons and Seersucker Pcttlcollts
t'or noxt three days. M. S, Smith & (10,
Miss Gertrude Rocks and Miss Mull
ix'clohor, of New Haven, IliIVi‘ rolurnl-ll
from a tow liilys' visit in South Nor-
walk.
Miss At'llt‘i'lllfll’l. of Norwalk. is ill
liritlgcporl, lo attcnd the funeral of
her «tutor. which took place this after-
noon. . .
....,_..;......."" 1'...
(icorgo Washington will bo honored
all over tho cpllnt‘i'y Thursday. when
his birthday annlvomry will be ob-
served.
;
........_~'J:--—-
Mr. and Mrs. PotamCllrnyn. of Brook-
l,\'ll.'l't!lill'iltltl home after it visit. with
Edward, Cllhtil. oi , Steward avounc,
Norwalk. '
a»-.. mu.- "our...
American Beauty Corsets. Wot-t1
r now 591'. or. M, S. Smith til Co.
William (1. Miller, who was forniorly
'l‘lto Sentinels reported in Nor’tvalk.
has been heard from. lid is at present
, ill Atlanta. Georgia...
Waiter Hendricks has resigned his
position with the Boston Store. and
has secured a than as hell boy at
the Mutual Cit 0M1“
W
it. w. Root. of, w York, is visiting
11. w. itextrow, ,1 Gerard Place.
Hoary. Elgar.‘11 5N . York, is in
town today on b .
«IIIIWIDI M
it be prescribed
because he hello, on Q”
..
III ,
of the floor committee
Tribe's masquerade bail. tonight at
the Wigwam ill Washington street, at
8:30 o‘riorlg,‘
quested to he in his placc on time; or .
body in his stand.
be measured for costumes.
installation of Rev.
will take place at St. Paul's Evangel—
ical Lutheran Church.
Rev. C, R. ’l‘cpport, of this city. oili-
dialing.
tion of Rev.
(
attend both services.
R ' idiot-at unit that, man aim-in
Mliil't Semi
H cmp Soot!
—Dr1, Dick's cures a cold.
.u—
Gluten Food
Cotton Scod Meal
The?“ WI“ 110 ll Si’fi’i‘lill “(iiiillllllilt‘fl' Oil Meal “-0 Horse it‘cod Buckwheat Flour ' stocks sold mntcriuilv below last
tion of St. .lolln's Lodge, No_ it, 'l‘hilrs- Flaxsecd “-0 Dairy Feed iiay ' week's closing. ' Central. of New Jer-
(luy night for the purpose, of working Hominy Salt (sacked) Straw hey. slumped 10 points. Cotton Oil.
the. Master Mnson‘ dcgrcc. Roll‘k‘sh- Chick Manna Stilt (rock) . i’cat Moss ~ Long isluuvi illltI‘Buliiilllli‘e anti Ohio
meals will be served. and it is hop- Stock Fond Alfalfa Mt‘ill Shavings pfd. gave way 2 and Northern Pariilv.‘
ed that all members Will "Mike 1111 (‘l' Baricy (train Hardings Chick Food 1 .~\malgulutttrd Copper, United States
m” to be “.1"an We Sold ovor live tons of the D. M. Chick Food last Spring NW" pfd.. Republic Steel, Colorado
There will be all important rehearsal
for lint-us
one and select. what you (‘OllSl
Every member is,rc-
1 will be noccssary to substitute some
The members will
st. .2.
Oil h‘tlll'tiai‘y 22 at 1’. p. m., the first
Lothar Bl'llilkt‘
Middiclown. at
At 7:30 p. m., tllo installs
A. Heydcnrcicll lllkcs,
piano at the Emmanuel Evangclicai
Lutheran Church. New Haven, Rev.
1. ,(‘. ilorkcmoycr. i). 1).. officiating.
Parties from tho Meridcn i'lllll‘t‘ll will
Wm. P.
An inter-rating ovcnt of tho curly
spring which will. it is exported.
bring together two hllntll'i-tl prorliincnt
mun of the city. will bit-tho annual
banquet oi' the Republican (‘iilb of
Danbliry. Amour: the speakers whom
J. Moss ivcs. tht- president. hill-i r01
l-oivcd acceptance of invitations to ro-
spond to toasts. arc Sonlltor Allan W.
Paige. of Bridgeport; Senator Stiles
l
Merril
and consider it the best food for little chicks up to two months
old, but shall be pleased to have you call anti 0
Buy Oat's That's Clean.
This means $2 Skates for $1.
Beers,
.YOUNG MEN WANT$DIII
1 Business College
White Table Meal
1 initial advances reaching ll point or
(frorkcr s ilest Flour
more were wiped out and n nulllbcr of
hhlci, Sloss Sheffield Stool. lawnmo-
livo and Brooklyn Trans“ 1 lo 1%.
Pleasure ceased aboutltbruptly us it
began and there Was a decided recov-
ery. which brought the level of prices
back to where thcy lit-gall. Northern
Pacific gained 3 and “New York Ceil-
trai, Alchison,‘Suieiting pfd.. General
Electric. la-ald. ice and Distillers' Sv-
curilies i. The market become (pilot
on the rial-l.
WALL S'i‘RE 3’1‘, Nootl.-—i'rices were
advanced further but with the effect
of diminishing tho tlrllland and the
lone bi‘t'alllt' dull and heavy. Great
Northern old. was carried up Six in all.
Northern Purifier? Northwestern 3. Don
vor 8: Rio tiralldo 21's. Anaconda In:
Sniilcing I“... and some other Stocks
1 to “.3 points. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1. p. 111, Sonic at
the stocks inadu slight additions to
their advances of tin- morning. but
till» goncrul list was quiet and practi-
cally unchanged. Alilalgailiatod Copper
and Eric improved a point each.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz dc Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 158.
Open High Low Close.
ll'libfi ”0% 101le
«amino cach
tier best, 1
MANUEL. Tlf’HATCi-l.
H Price
Alnai. Cop,
Mrs. Bimpkius on Monday morning
and says:
" 'Ploaso. ma’am. my mother soul me
for the loan of your marrow bones to
make soup with.’
" ‘Tell your mother.’ Mrs. Eilmpkins
replies. ‘thltt Mrs. Murphy has them,
today and Mrs. McDonnell: is promised
mm tomorrow; but chasm fifvo
than out Wednesday if she'll r urn
ptly. both“ as I waut"to
Masquerades
AT
COLEMIN’B
~ KIWI OTOHI.
Judson, of Strlltford; Representative CANNOT MEET THE DEMAND FOR COMPETENT A. (1.1 & F‘. (.1111 43% 43% 4271‘ 43,141
Mlvhnri Minority. of Stammt‘d: {it‘lt- sooulcaepeas, srauooaAPHaas AND TYPEWRITERB. : A. c. a r. pf. lolly. long. may. um...
rcscntatlvo Elmore 8. Banks. of itair- 31250p‘ermonth Do 8 Am. Got 0" 3f .1. 33 341/.
. _ ,. . ,. y chool. - - 3 -o ..
fluid, and State 'lroasuler James 1. . 11.1““ k.“ 41, 1.1-, ‘5 111
wmh (11 (1119811111111 6.00 per month. Night School. Am talc!) ”11, 11% 70% 12
‘ ‘ ‘ 1 A RIGHT START RESULTS 1N SUCCESS - ‘1 ‘ a .-
., _ , . , . ., . . - ' A . S -| 1631‘; i ill 1" i‘i'
, BEGIN NOW. M. A. MERRILL, Prim, All}, S..",§,‘.,',, m.,; 1211’}; 3325“ 12:1?
If you won.” South Norwalk, Conn. A. '1‘, (a 3 p01 39% 90% 39% 90'
hold llle reins m 1 11311111111123.1111. imp 111181112 11713” 1101.”.
OVOI‘ your 0W "AND THE PRINCESS TREMBLED." A certain luau went down from Peta. ““15- & 0h1o no 1 5111911. 51313;? no 1
dGSIlilY1 you . . hills to San Premium and foil mon Chi» 8’” N- “1 33“ 3"” 332% 23"
liA‘IItl‘ to N1 l l ' a I5 1 . . .
, . i tw \orii 'ilnlcs.) 1 Ch. (it. West. .31 211/ .21 211/
IIIiISI keep a lllItthH. lWhich. It. should be unllor- 1 . _ t I
, . . No more beautiful inosslllzc was over sloodfis no reflection “no“ Sail Fm“ L. M .& St. 1’. 179% 119% 178% 171W.
SIIII rein ands Kahlua i‘rom um OIIIkthi‘ltl to the. am, ml. the be,“ “Worm“ mm, 2101. 11;. a i. 1912a. 12:11:15. 121111. 163%
'ow thull that last woo rvlzarding tho .; 1 l 1h ion. ills. i, 14’ . mu.
Sharp eye 9" courtship of King Alfonso xttl mul "“2“” mm}: .“°':,"‘ 19'“ '9" l“ M 1 tent» tau. 4399. 421a . ,.
IIlt cling btf t it had reached that ,
your OXPOII' the Princess Ella of iluttonbllrlr. 'l‘ho place). Anti when they had stripped Eric 1st. pfd, 77% 771.1; 77% 77%
young king had been permitted to visit 1 t. “(‘11- Wltii’. 170% I'll 170% 1'“
IIIIIII‘OB. him of his ra men, and wounded ., , , , ,,
the Princess in thcproaencc of her , d . i is l Ill. (.olllrnl. 17.1 173 17.1 17..
him. thcy epmtel. aving him but . , ,
BEGIN "ow mother. the. Princess or Battcrbcrg, (193.11 111201}. a NJash. 1111111112 1171?): 112% ”Ella
and the moment had come when ho - o. y ‘o. ,
And whonho had picked himself up i . . .. .
had confossed his love and had asked Moll. Cent. , 211 14% 1.3% 24%
b (Is OSIIIII . , . .. and had mattered to himself. "(loot .. , , . , I
V n". .l 1111 ill: a: lit: to:
a pa 0 yo. ‘ ‘ . " comelh the day thereafter.” he called ‘ 1 , ' '
gave her permission to: the youthful Mo. ,1 at. 99% 911% 911V. 119%
weekly income King to kiss the band of the lli'lnccus. “m“ m" thieves. beseechlng them that Nat. load. 84 85 83% iii»
WIIII IIIB Ho knelt. botoro tho bountiful than. they should return uno him. N. Y. Cell. 148% 14911. 147% 149%
' . '1. . . took her hand in hill. and put it to And when they had returned I0 him, Norf, till West. 50% 51 50% 51
‘1 so NORWALK his ltpll in all rovoronco. ’l‘ho (tabla, ho said untothom: "is it not written, pm, Mall. 43% 45. 45% 453;,
' ' : "And he rriticenl lrollllilod." "there In honor umons thieves? " Penn. a. a. 139‘ tall “128% 1391
adds I A 'lil 4
Wu thunk the cable. for that. little bit And they wottod that it. was ovon Poo. Gas. 98% all 98% 98%
I .
. or Information. which show» after so: yet did they demand at him the Pros. 8. Car. 5911 1591A 5111/. 1191’.
It Will grow all that. all or the old-multiplied ways password and grip of the order. Reading. 185% 1361/. 1am 141111
No not yet done Way With tmtl that Then did the certain man out his Rop. Steel 32% 32% 31% :12
and cam for camp? armed" 11min;I ti'tittiliile when llatld beams 1ium land hwlgxiemllu tln- galorhililand 32;: gm gm 25121
to race sacs or am. gent grasp pay an at spar emys- u . so. t 1111)
you 4‘ per 00'" W...— tio word. voila." and sti‘aluhtwuy Soul). ity Co. till 38% 37% 38%
IIIIOI'OSI. John Mitchell. in a description of they returned his raiment unto him 'l‘oxus. Pan. 3376' 34% 33% 34
open II "00". one of the historiclldl coal strikes of anti 'hellled hhill wounds with Biug's Satan RP“) 11211, “1211.131, 123% 1:1; 11'
the last. century. as : palm of Yout . . . u or. l .
“There II a story of the privatlnns ‘ For. behold, the certain man also 1.1. S. Stool ' 41%, 41 40% It'll.
1» ' ”TIM" 01 these poor people that has a grim was a politician. 11.8. stool, p. l0ii 106 105% 106%
N Lin fM k pathoa in it. its pathetic, rather than And is it not written in the Book of Wabash 22 122% 22% 22%.
Ow .9 0 , as 8 its humorous side makes the story Workthopuhlicull. in the thirteenth Wabash pf. 45 46% 45 tall:
1 . . 1 worth repeating. verse of the thirteenth chapter thore- Wold. Un. 't'el.9i19il 199% 93% 93%
for “A child during the. strike laws to of. “Whose of the ‘tribs of (traitors Wis Cent. 28% 281A 281% 28%
standout not in with all its members
from him shall the Powerful Pull be
withdrawn."
“—1..
"Senator, do you think the railroads
set too much for carrying the malls?"
"Too much! Aren’t they getting the
some til, wot: holowth 1s
a 9entitle. the mfil’m
W
There is a prayer of simple act
That [ruin the tongue the readied
slips.
Which sprints spontaneous from the
cart .
Aud'brosks in blessing on the lips-
, 131m you!
and we are able to supply good dried beef to all.
fine at 16:: can.
Tetley'a people claim they don‘t make a cent on these floods.‘
chance to get fine tea. '
The later made the better with cider.
25: gallon.
n; r. Salli-ling. 1:1 0
l HEAD-TO-FOOTOUTFTTTERS. 1
93 Washington St. South
I Out new telephone all. “5.5.; , 1 1
\
t
it interesting Array of 600d'Tl1Illlli
10 Eat and Drink, ‘
Dried Beef. Our machine, lately’broken. is now in working-con
is
on
Better Butter at 27c lb. 1 fit
Spinach in fine condition, 25:: pk. 1 ‘ ,1 . : 1
Home Egg; (strictly fresh), 30c do zen; Cooking Eggs, 20c dogs 1
Egg Plums, Danlson Plums, Lemon Cling Peaches.
n the above goods, and ask a trial. 200.
w. we
Also Sliced Peaches and Sliced Apricots, in heavy syrup. I
Just came'in... A new lot of then We samploxlg
Tetley'l Tea.
India. Ceyio n, Formosa and Mind. 1
i am promised some fine Ruuoi: Cider for semi-dare Millie,
This is just made. Expect it lull ‘
l .l.
Cider.
Hasty Lunch Chocolate, just and hot water. 20:.
Extra large can Tomato Soup. Good thing, We.
Noodles, Split Pen, Ocean Peas.
Our business has increased.
Hope to nerve and plenum,
\
up
' Telephonc‘Call 26-4. ' ' ‘ ““
Eggs! Eggsl :
HOME GATHERED EGGS ........... . ......... 1' '
GOOD CASE EGGS. .................... .....
EXTRA FANCY CELERY, bunch ............. , .................
BEN HUR FLOUR ........ 1 ......................... BBL. $5150
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ........... . ........... .. ”“1...
FIG BARS ............... - ................................
FANCY ORANGES, LEMONS, SPINACH, SWEETS,
UNITED GROCERY COM
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK,‘ CT.
TEL. 143.
The Best Grocer
SPECIAL PRICE
READ THIS n15u>1141
GOOD FAMILY FLOUR PER BAG ........ .............
EAST NM
union‘s-ti.
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ..................... . ‘
19 GOOD EGGS ....... . ...................................... .- ..1..'..‘._
3 PKOS. H. O. PANCAKE FLOUR .......... . ............... .......;l.1
OUR BEST BUTTER PER L3" ..................... ........1..l....
PURE LEAF LAND. PER LB.............,..................’.‘.....“..¢_
coupouuoso LARD, PE1R LB
some MILK... ....... . ................... ' ................ ...*.....
a Les. Pauuse. .................................
2 Les. canoe saunas. ..... ........... , ..........
2 LIB. APRICOTO........ ----- 1 ......................... ....i'.‘~.‘l..,.
'A. STU
24 come: Ava. TIL. CALL. 22M.
m Now Eugiard‘c‘ouai'u "
'nte bakery establishmon
1 pay- to cater to 1 1
trailer hunury New Yo
PACT! ill
(New Orleanp ,
Poetry is the swap .
Want of money1m1
aawooiil . ’ "
CONNICTICU'I' CRULLERQ.
* 1 1
And tho like: That They Have Upon
The New Yer“. invention.
An eminent tarry-er went back to hit
otiice limiting and satisfied: a diginlh
on school teacher began her afternoon
recitation with a cheerful smile. at;
oillco boy all a typewriter girl rushed
irom the doorway of it popular res
taurllnl with a highly exuberant air A ool syn youthls
And the cause or it all? They had he talks. , , we
indulged in their favorite dessert for hire loves best thou (II
ran who laugh. all
. Most people’s charity .. 11
ad all advice. »
. is it. honor to be
frankly pewter)! . ..
litany a woman 1i 1
out-of Paradise. 1 ..
Romance in
luncheon-«the orulier. the ,realiy do
lectabls. hinbl respectable Connectl
out cruilori, 111 its popularity 1 over
wane? Noble spirits have arisen who
determined to save the human litm-
live apparatus tram utter destruction.
it
than will ,
C1. ‘ ”up myself on Thursday,"'--—
IIIIII'I 'iuMII. ‘
m ‘llm‘flh .4“ ii pk an. dual-‘1
'50“? national or 1 '11..
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