‘ violinist bullies. ' s *
‘~ _ , m us my"
not Alice sliirfclliiin rill. {
‘iilOlii.’ and? tiles Minnie ilsyh
mood, Vice President
‘ ‘ The semi-annual business meetinl
and election of oiilcers of the Philathes
llRJDGEPORT. soot ’iis-‘icoomn. . . . ' ' i . . p. , . , class at the South Norwslli Baptist
tBtltetf‘t’ird. 31:: calm‘bezt worn 33:: s _ p l ; I, L ‘ , ti _ ' v. : . . church. was held last night, andtbe
{if fidimjggmdionoh’im start it Splint Visitor-Illicit film}. out... ‘ . ' ‘ Norwich Man will ind Pull ‘°§izidt.i“3ti:.°did“§on R
no or even no. irom - _ p ‘ ‘ ' , . . ' " Ii are is curred ‘ ‘ .. lce-presideut-w-Milifl one aye
lord. was run into by so Automobile 0d 3°.M'i‘”'1° Further All“ of Booth Norw It. w .. ' ‘ Ill Connecticut "it! F.“ mend.
gtgtaauoergavenuefimue gums: proprlslion ior Proposed :nirlkt‘loi gown? Platform Adopted Favors 3""°“"‘§i“ gonleJMlt‘eionn
‘ em ry was rowuo ‘o ‘e ‘ " roll ell s 1 ’ ‘ reesurer— as us. enn ngs.
wagon and his neck broken. The oww Buildind L" sum“. Calender Sharer has imam "Whip” 0mm”? U“! The class voted to extend an invllta-
or and driver or tho~ automobile. .atsn- AMINO“; . I 5'00“” 0’ county CQMIMS- :ifliletonilss mrgaiiolggngbo‘tdggts; M ‘
iiillis‘lcrd.
pt: to, title.»
ply to his nutmeg?
The Board or oh‘ool vim s. will lay Y. Beacon! Streisand hurried the , New? -
inset nest ’Tuosdoay nilbti to} the spe- unconscious man to “16' Bridgeport _ 4......— H. 0- Sharer. M- g: “93"“ 0m” “MON by the P009“ ~ the Philathea Union, to be present and " T
cisi nbrmwotwoonsidering the sani- glossy} whose}; digital! ”did“; Thoush it was a wide amalgamation: 9:" “hi“‘h‘i’l'ii’i‘ldh‘ no. . ”$11.95?“ yOIll‘nx ladies igfgltt? ‘1): , h
' ' ‘ eac ‘ urren es es s _, wheth r u. action 9 o as r: o . 3 a “'0“ . 94 3 me ,
° “ r i HARTFORD. cont. 12.4119 Demo held in the church on October ith. .
tery omdltions lit the Franklin school. . .
, Dr. Gear , s. . Kendall'reported to soon u. be had wreaths minted, mu School Visitors may take in reiteration
thawed": ’ t hunt. that the ocean. to the hospital. but wsssilowad to so to the new town blah school building
‘ ‘ ' 011 hi! on. “commence. . ‘ would have alaeintllls. at local weight.
of Augustiaiithi.
ment of the ‘2 a?
locomotive! . , ,
10m“! State Copycatioil. toil”. named The executive committee held it
the following ticket: meeting at the close oi‘the regulbi,‘
For governor—Charles F. Thsyer, of, business meeting and elected the fol-
odstione ({t to areas absolute . dis . "~ ‘ ‘
arena. as :be modelt piuin that be in- MI": HOMO!“ W" 3,3 years 01‘! find the members or the board eat out! ex- city .. .
tended to like a night to the finish. 19““ u ""9 “lid twmdaughtetp. 1‘“ pressed thelrlvlews, for two hours. at ,, r mechanic N°NWh° iOWlIIK chairmen of the 7&1?pr cons .
it the lids ”r is not immediately at- is a 33'! dome Mason. ' . a meeting, h id lost night. in the So- get alter they fit . [Qualy m. For lieutenant~s0vern0r—J0hfl M. mittens: ' ‘ ‘ .
tended to;‘.bevsaid,.he would vote to . W ' lectlrl‘en's oiii e, in the town assembly mediniegznprg * "yofflefiggffai stale—George For “37:33:11,; committee—Mrs. Albert
et 1 ‘l ‘ ’ , .. ‘* bids. 1 ‘ torat cl 2 ‘ s .‘ 4
School)?“5 I” uiunction to. close the BRAIRIANWAL“ ‘ Everythinxiwas culled over from the present timowo ane‘garolfll‘tlogkz'rgfiumr E S Roberts hBociul committee—Miss Adaiine N...
“ ‘ , suitobiiit of. the rooms or t 0 our suit 1 . . ‘ ~ - - i p ey. - , ~
“6".“ brought up the subject . oFFERs souE “ch y to 3 mm " ’ ’ 0' North Canaan. Lookout committee-é-Miss Hill-“0 39'
poses intended guilt: lot the color of violate instriictib . For state controller—~Eugene B srdus ,
thhsgtminghly gnwrl‘gti‘lli: fact was 315.32%»??ng .b q ‘ Peck, 0' Bridgeport. I A special meeting of the class will -.
brought out, however. it develops that count. and l fink.) . ' F0” nttomey-generni——Wililum 3- be beld‘Tuesday evening, September .
the cost or o. building as. laid out by you that everything Mihlmvzlil be s‘ado%%3{afivggim buried l" 18. at the lame of Miss Adnlln‘llisphgy.
Architect Wilson Potter, 0! New York. done with a view, to eliminating the be ab 8 ct De b 89"0 - 19 South borngnvonue, to pan or
piano tor which are now being consid- smoke minim. a ilfllillillinfid 0" Di Theuconvonti‘onywas the ulctest in the entertainment or Miss Misner.
ered by theiblilldinx committee. will course, V‘Fmi-‘W' if .210- 50 away many years but enthusiastic and its ‘ AM
be ”00,000. :The town meeting which with mop. gym”. a that is not strikin feature was a speech by ex. OFF FOR WILLI s.
authorised “.19 “W “Eh “Chm“ build possible so lens so the tool is bitum- Governgor Waller the “Mm“ m 8. Treat Stanley 19“ town. this
log. appropriated in all $95,000, 811.500 inoils coal enditsis ling-nee in a loco- which with wit, -hum or s are ”ml and morning, to begin his senior year st
of which web [or the purchase of the motive fli'e box, button can and will invective be arraigned. the Re ubil- Williams College, Willismstown. Mend.
site. if 61:6 “the“? tpizfl:h:r;::c:im eliminate the nuisance just as far as can ”ml 9 Mr. Stanley intends lto enter Jobntigoo
g2 12%;»: “no: 303 tor the buildins. Wmm‘ Yrrfl ‘t‘i‘i’dmo “'9 ”my “0mm“ W'“ “‘9‘“ “‘9 i‘éfii.’§§f$°%3i‘é°°n§“§i“fi§é°imh£
$11,500 for the site. and several more ' ‘ _ shperlmmehtl it!“ Stats Ceunlral Committee at 12?" “on of that expect}. to may for a, your
thousand for the furnishings. 4 plain-Wfifi‘ibe 311:3: “gaming: in Heidelberg University, Germany.
LOST.
. .Q ’h
Secretary .A. Blanchard. in bringing , *1 . .
the plans before this Mead, said that TWENTY-SIG." .. & G 3:?gyégxr.ghaiggxh[Engagggn
the building comm ttee M one so ' W0 TM STRIKE A. Heston Robertson, 0'! New Haven; * .
-, Archibald McNeil. Sn, oft Bridgeport; BoLosT—legAT' iN [song $11?!“ .
' . ‘ und, 0 aptain’s sen . on our .
Claim!“ , iilli iii! September 4, skiff, 14 feet, painted yelv
‘ low inside snd white otuslde, contain
J. J. Walsh, of South Norwsik. and
p ‘ Willism Kennedy, of Nausstuck.
“0i 5““! ”WW. Jim in: psid or bright ash oars. rina‘el
til“ Thin”.- fl ‘1’. ”Milieu will receive reward by giving informs-
. .Avi . " .
at ‘ “,reg'ul‘ar meeting of the board.
but ‘er‘ewere‘ so many other matters , ' ‘ ' .
‘tor the board to tulle up. thst proper A8 “0 it About “I Retire in
timid?“ “"1" m“ ”'3 “m" Democratic: State Central
Committee
._ it could bepiainly seen that Dr. Ken- ,
- dell had some trouble on his mind
HARTFORD. Sept lip-«The Demo
cratic State Central Committee met in
”some. time before he exploded his
" bombshell. When opportunity-afford
executive committee on tb platform
of the Auditorium yesterde afternoon.
"tic, he turned to the portion or the sta-
Chairman J. J. Walsh. presiding for
titles dealing with the dutiesol‘ act~
r‘lng'scbooi visitors and drew the atten-
the last time, “he will retire with the
incoming ot the new committee.
lion or his leilow members of the
a board to the fact that the acting visit-
. Bhe absentees at the meeting were
Messers, Coulter. of mines; Burke. of
0:?“ not made a written report, as
Merideu: Fish, or Brsnford; Rigney.
. red iretl by law, in reference to the
c. itions existing in school buildings
of Waterville. end McHsle. of South
Manchester. Them-axles were estua-
- . oft e town. He wanted to know why
I thishad been disregarded and turned
yer Samuel Bennett. of New Britain.
for Mr. Roche. James n, Merlin. or ”Muff“ °“ mm“ Pm"
his uestionxto Acting Visitor Leo Da-
New Haven. for E. J. Mailer; Col. J. HOUSE wslscuan BY illnl-iTNiNG.
u—l———-
Mr. Devin replied that there were
'yi'g't " .i the low. called for that
G. Henly. of New Cannon. for George
H Hunter; 0. .l Donahue of Derby,. for
.. ‘ , strictly according to
he. P“ . indell replied that that did
Patrick German, (deceased); D Mur-
phy, of Bridgeport. for Hr. Hansen:
,Anob mitts“ but he wanted to know
Thomas F. Noelle. of 'Itockville, for
Buildings owned by Fruit: shyness
in esooatuck. Damaged.
A small hbuse owned by Frank Roy-
.....
MR8. RUFUS J. SMITH. 124 WASH-
inxion St. South Norwslk. testifies
tbst she suffered severely with indoor,-
’1‘ostiorl ct'tlle bladder andiwwrec
by Cornell's Kidney and Bland?) (3.1.4 in
n .
lot she is mother/1i .
affected that she would have to leave.
Dr. Kendall went into detail dnd ex-
plained to the board inst how matters
stood. Dr. Kendall talked very earn-
‘ estiy and thinking over the dunger to
‘the health of the hundreds of boys and
girls who attend the school, but caus-
ed him many sleepless nights. The
suultary arrangements. he added. are
To tar—riser FLOOR. 5 Roasts. ’
91 South Main St. 816. inquire Mrs. S
'A. Youngs, 241 bloat Ave. s10 ill
To RENT—~FROM OCT. 1. EAST-
side of double house. seven rooms, all
modern improvements. 18 Winfield 8t.
committee, was elected chuirmsn.‘ Be
fore the couventioa assembled E. s.
Roberts, 0! North“ Canned. who was
endorsed for state. treasurer by the
th'l‘he deleusatewtherctg slowly for
why there had been no report as to e corven on, an” e committee
‘ on resolutions w l to in ad ti til
file if“?! wgdéflglrgnl is"! 831120};- (trait of mg 913330,; preparzli’i 3: 3,: tion as to whereabouts of some at thr-
deli Iggd lung) 9] tel d “l wbla ‘ gummmlttegh [t was announced by Daily Record oilice, P0". Chester, N
dag; “‘21; finkhn e: ‘3"; am": George Forster: Clement 5- Fuller mond, of Bountuck. nod occupied by Twefliymmib‘ll itiloflfi'a 00'- atltb‘orlty that Mayor ayer would Y- . “12 1‘
mg om to the edition “to :gotb e r for Mr. Carter. of Stamford. ‘ his hired men was struck by lishtnius 88! Company W911i i 9!! strike-yes not be. present at the vention, and
thcpdi‘terict nought“ 3; co i hi it b61118 “110an “W vacancies this morningand very liulliy wrecked. ierday. 81“! "9 1“" Dill? [i promises would make his acceptance speech to . W A
or conditions , ”m A“ “giah existed in the cominittse. 001. Reply [t‘iirtunatelwthere was no one in it at to be I W"! ‘80" “flit... as the. Kill! the committee of notification which PERSONAL
ed to take Emma" 9:: re lied a?“ was chosen in Bill)? 01 H" Hunter. the time. The belt struck at about are all sore mailers} ’7 ' . . would wait upon him;in the near in-
the mhtterhad been in“ htpu at the who has gone to Aistrslih; James B. 11 o'clock ls modulus and" after Tim trouble cable oteetiielillotiment tore. it was tllrtller outed that Mr.
1m should district méeti‘u 1‘; J “a Martin, in place of m. J. usher. who practically amnihhlng the house run if “imbibe girls ole nil list lbw Thayer is not ill. nor is he stuttering
but nothing had been done. s. it A,» but chanced it“ Hildwm‘mm 3“?" into a band airings wt ‘ to them it“ NHW§£W ‘3 min a tron: nervous prostrstion. Oneal the,
/ . w . . . . WI- - ._ fisvwogpnafishd iii-mooning for d.pwnl...wpmlymfl.ilhfi Jillian“ . ll ding-moth jaunt-interesting iierns or p was
. -~ « Mr. man. non the-snouncemeni a private telephone to the ill . “illi- situation decldedvto "#0 WW” which to‘tlic cile'ci. that the new rate den?
or Mr. German's death. the Mimi“ inns. Onlyo ‘sliltlit damage was done they dld- ‘ . trill committee wouldinvlle Mr. Walsh
resolution was Idoomdi-r— to the barn laud none to the min resi- r“ “Y that, “‘9. 3"“ “9 30"! ”air to again serve as chairman. in event
"Whereas. Almishtrood in His Wifi- deuce. i ' "'9 “09* “MW!“ "till “W are blood- or his declination to serve Mr. Tim-
dom has token to Himself our esteem. Amman owned bytlie Duiei Keogh thirsty. but for the benth or old bacil- y" would select a chairman. following
9d friend, Patrick German, 0' ”9"in Company or South Norwelk was in the 310“ 80" others who ”0 110‘ familiar the precedent of 1900 when Mr. Bron-
“Resolved. That we deelliy 1'03?“ vicinity and being driven by a yacht '"h "‘9 construction 0' the “"90"“! son was nominated for governor and
the loss of one or our most worthy man named Bovine. The bolt shocked M “film 010i!) “iii Diet“ Will“ mike Charles I“. Thayernwbo was not on the
and esteemed members: that. we our the horse Eli severely that H. M] to the the Music form divine what it is and
tend tobis bereaved widow and lamily “mum. it was (cling up however, sometimes-sails the mat-Mil“
our heartfelt sympathy, and be it for and was gong the worse for the acci- is“ i. an espionation of a sore
dent. Theidriver wu unhurL “'30“an
. , i titer,
21192:!gmzligefligggiifinfgdhgiggdgeg "Rm‘vodc “at ““8 “WNW“ be M To have a line figure it isltlecesssry uichiield county caucus withdrew in Best Norwslk. Inquire W. 8. Han
built to accommodate 30 pupils, thirty lore-d noon the records“ of the demo WEDDED lN WILTON- ‘0 be in! in Wills and ll“In Hound the favor of Mr. Baker or Ashford. ford. East Norwelll. alo ti
years ego while new 826 children at erotic state central committee and d . ....__ . . waist. The core is for the accommodlh . It was 1020 when Temporary Chain
tend the school. 009! 0f the some he furnish“ to the Miss A. M. Gregory Incomes the lion or the let spots and the strings m“ Thoma brought down the earnest TO L! .01“, STORE 35105; ONE
for the confinement of the waist. Geo- car's hammer used tor a gavel, calling 16:85. wii be rented for msnufactur- '
family." Broids of H. w. Mai-till.
Mr. Walsh's Advice. Harold Wyman Martin, at pinita- metrically speaking, it is an isosceles
The convention program was approv- burs. n. Y.l “a lilies Anne Margaretta triangle of cloth let into the top and
ed of. and various matters acted upon. Gregory. dsuabter of Miss Julian 0. bottom of the corset, to give pester
Chairman Walsh than anounced his in- Gregory, of Wilton, were married at girth Where floater sirth is needed.
tentlou to sire no the chairmanship the bride‘s home, yesterday. by the The girls did not object to the pity
making it speech of some length in liev. W. 0 Hart. , , as the gore mailers got good money
which be reviewed the work of the The maidvgoi honor was Miss Addie oversold: from $9 to 814. but they
committee during the but four yam. Gregory. e sister of the bride, and thousbt the work Was improperly divi-
He thanked the members for the sup- the best loan was Julian A. Gregory. lied among them
port they have elven him. especially brother of: the bride. Two at tho Charles T. Dimond, superintendent
for cooperation in conducting compai- bride‘s nephews. Lewis and Raymond of the factory. when interviewed about
gns. He urged them to exercise greet Gregory, were ”gel. ‘ the strike ssill tbst it was only the re-
care in selecting this year's ticket. The bride was gun-ad in who! chit. suit oi a misunderslsudinz. and that
saying that it meant a great deal for fun voile. trimmed with Ducboase Inca it was only it minor trouble which
the democracy to make it strong light and pearl; trimmings, snd curried a maid readily be sdillated. He further
this tall. He said that the cocaine bouquet oi; roses. She wore a diamond stated that less then twenty girls quit
demanded that the ticket be the very sunburst, the gift oi the groom. WOl‘k and “I” when they 080 things in
strongest that can be named to support The will; of honor wore a coltume the rightlisbt they will return to work
ills Purposes: also shop for mmulsc
turhlg purposes; dock property. J
Sturges Randell, 69 Second Ave. Tole
phone ‘38.
Dr. Thomas F. Clone, another mem-
ber of the board. said. in reply: "i
should think that the city health oilicer
could close the school. He would here
(Norwnik).
Dr. Kendall made a deep impression
on the board and it was evident that
he would he backed up in drastic mono
tires.
the delegates to order. ilk-Senator
William Kennedy presented idle report
at the committee on credentials. When
Secretary Thoma announced that ex-
Governor Welles would be the perman-
ent chairman the convention broke in-
to cheers, and when introduced the
ehthuslnsm broke out again. ..
Mr. Waller said he had come berrs
content to be in the rear rank of the
psrty and the compliment paid him
was s source of great gratification. He
said he believed in the old Demo
erotic Jellorsonlen principles of "illcual
rights to all. special privileges to
none." (Cheers).
"i hope the time will come when
that princopie will prevail. Old u i sin
young so i look i hope to live to see
those principles triumphsnt.
“l have been at many conventions.
but never at one where there has
been so much reason. or where the do
legates so well considered every word
that is spoken. so this one. Now is the
time to see who best can isbor and
best agree in the cause or the poo Is.
This is the time to be tesetbor: s
time to be in solemn compact to curry
out. that to which we all . (Chars)
Those who read the its ord Coorsut
this morning misht have thought that
‘ committee?
RIVIIMDI clMITIIY. NOB m
wslkflcno. Seventy acres, beautifully “3'“
located. Lots to suit all. it is wise it
select it lot while you are alive. All
ply to (loom W. Voorhees. Super-in
toadsnt . .
.«e, .. ... .,-,
“-—
GLIDDEN TOUR CAR HERE.
m
_ Colombia Made the Long Trip Without
‘ a Single Mai-it Against it.
1 George E. Rlsley nrrived in Norwolk,
l. inst night, from Hartford, with one of
the handsome four-cylinder Columbia
i 24-28 horse power automobiles. The
WANTED.
WANTED—SITUATlON AB .
coecbutsn: experienced: willing and ‘
useful; by weeit or month. Address
hi. J., this oiloe. all it
WANTIMIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in small family: so wash
trig. Apply to Mrs. Tools-s . liar- ‘
mond.ii’l West St. . . , no it
WANTID - TWO WINE”?
girls In.smail family. Address will,
Dorian, Donn. I1! Ii ,
WANTlD—“m on near iron -, .
fig?§,‘;33,'i,.‘3, :13“: ::E¥o:fgtnfnigf '3‘: Mr. Thsyer. it shouldnot be taken for of white embroidered chiilcn. with and can have their own positions back
“L famous Glidden tour with on absolute- grilled. that l‘1': :ddr. th'i‘izygi'ck‘t; till? WT}; trim :1“... port so it “girlie of the girls are inclined to
' it one or e e o ‘ is co drum cm on or
1’ ”flea “com The cur 1‘ easily a floral bell. and the house was max- think that they were it hit busty in so
‘ on sort of a candidate would do for
identified by the tour mark on it and y nliiccntly Federated.~ After at wedding ins out. but they havo not yielded-ail
{in . other oiflcos. This is a year for .vote
so 0. result has been viewed with to trip “mm b the mm. "r. “a “n. yet. and what will be done cannot be
Merlin wil reside do Pisltaburg. told for a do! or two at least.
terest by it large number of Norwallt
automoblilstil.
Columbia cars of the some model
W. are owned in town by Albert and Hott-
' std ii. Mossman, and Mrs. Dudlizzrfi
to".
“it‘ll you have any friend who wants
the honor of havi his name on the ,
ticket." said Mr, isil. “find out if AUTOMOMLI Tounls'rs.
be u at votes. it he can't. tell him Antonio is eats registered in Not.
m'mund. 0m, hes also been or to It! of! the ticket. Get down to bust walk inclme: fl
by Captain William r. Hoyt. ct mm. can end do your best to have the Joe. w. almost, Port duo-tar. N. v..
. l l M convention name the slronsest “030i (Lane a or.) ~ .
crest, and do we” of it I “We the democracy has ever bill into ti“ lrviax null. Westport, Conn..iitnm-
CANADIAN PACIFIC WIIOK.
Twelve Persons Reported Killed and
Many injured.
NEW YORK. Boot. lil.-—'i‘welve perv
sons are reported killed in a wreck on
within a very short time. s
. , . .. held in Connecticut. bier Runabout). the Gsnsdisn Pacino. twelve miles
l WILL'NOT CLO“. ,les Irrii‘ilaycr all the support no» " Iir. and". John P.Tresdwcil. (h. p. you of Budbury, Ont. , 7 . gal oommmgt (all! fllglllgm 3:“: “lo M country 9mm user ill . .
. A----— Iiblo. Cadillncld ‘ neurones. Sept. is.-—A second um’””'°m‘, ”mung“ M" 'm :3: ”any. sol. Sentinel. sounded};
Mr. Walsh said that the time had ll. 3. Tattle sad 3‘. W. Smith. New dispatch has been received train North it comes to run Hartford poli-
“Why'd?" .1?! 3""?1? :dHym ‘6 come tor I. united Dtl‘ty and that the Haven (1 h p fluwoll) BI! mnnrmm. m. "port m“ (JOIN
n . u I . ‘ i I n g I ‘ v 7 . . , ‘, Y
Notwitbrsndlng stimulants {tilt all signs of the times were for enthusiu“ Arthur relation ow vol-ll. (35 h. perm!“ we" killed in A wreck on the igrtn‘thrzuo’m wmrso~s YOUNG, IAN ions“)
oi m, Norwaik stores would be closed tie a pport of democratic principles. p. imomtbile). wi G. 0. Rudolph" Ganndisn Psciilc lump”, nesr Sud- ' has knowledge oi most business. to
-~ 13ml; Mr. Walsh individually party, sprout/e to New Jersey. bury, but xlvibg'uo details. order "00s. Good All it
W '
Oflhd 000W Isrket. Mil». _
_ I. , 5113ir
‘ Thursday afternoon ‘ from s until ii ‘1! ° . ,
r ' wished the members oi the commutes Mr. and Mrs. o. it. Henderson. New
unlock. on account of the baseball .‘ “mm”. tutors. The _ mil , (iii! it, If iis'rd). ‘
e’betweon the Norwalit and South .
. gdrnwsiktl‘l‘uuilt’lgzu maria'l‘ristlramwtéiy- “‘9“ M"“‘"‘“‘- ‘ “a“ , . ‘
Magi mm; (fining ”suicidal: 'Mioii‘AIXOURHONfii’NWY', : Mr. lire} Alessnder Archer, too in an! "' J'noy tbst rosy cries is
him. silduy'l‘ urldny. These . rich worlds lonely!“- i. him-ml not orb. sill Mam bun-cm; this. sum mum: " , , _ , , _ _
,. > W; We]. , .; ."m‘m’ _ p i
re snorscr AMIMOANI .
“MW , ' in the st! . .
. . WASHINGTON. 39M. Ila-“With I ‘ 1 .
MAR I'D “KW-ON! YIARI ‘ ‘ ‘ " , WANTID—WAW OR= ~'
view to cat-ills tor American interests ‘ _ .. ‘ p p 1 4‘ Gail st ‘ V‘Wsisr “gag“
shot A to any that the statement
thotlsil of the stores wouldbctciossd , .
was entirely wrong and misleading.
on “roller.“- ml "........ .. '. -. , ~ ,
.o .eieinm . '- . .
(inmpfiylii make her last trip til ' o'clock. s. he _ p . It conference
“firmed-rm ”it! ~ ~ o... , ' » W to:
' Voodoo s .i ‘ , .. ~ 1"... ,~
”Melon rote lot- that WM,“ ,, “3‘ Wfi‘mflfl‘ “" . - , . ‘- 3 lilo.- by“! ,
v‘wiil'ldlroundtrlptiohotltofiiilifl ,1 ,_ . . .. W. , . ‘ from. on»,
then: r...» * m... n » * ¥ , =~ ' hole:
scout-Witch“ leave Remission ; vsclooi convention .
soil Nor tools. w . ‘1' .
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