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' Best We
Have Ever
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éLANESu
It wunmo‘rou '07.
noon.
Maurice Ahearn is ill at his home in
Cross street, Norwalk.
Word has been received recently
from Bernard Collins, who is staying
Just now at Miami, Fla.
—Olson’s sale‘ of High Class Shoes.
33 and $3.60 Shoes. hand-weltcd. at
82.39. ' ‘
, Gustav Pfizer is attending the moo
ting oi’ the Barber's Protective Asso-
ciation in New London today.
"he annual meeting of the stock-
lldcrs ot' the lt‘nirfh-ld County Savings
Bank will be held ll'cthlcsdny.
. .~'i‘wo legs for the price. of one——
that‘s the way ’l‘ronscl‘s are selling at
the Stllick 8: Price Dissolution Sale.
The Ladies' United Whilst will meet
with Mrs. E. ii. Smith of Osborhe ave-
nue, Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
fried}
nothing. Go to Selieck & Price's s»
solution Sale.
Mrs. William McPherson is confined
to her home in Havliand street by an
attack of the grip. She is rapidly re-
covering. ‘ 1‘ '
~—You will need Rubbers some 'of
these days; then recall how little a
pair would have cost at this sale. 00
to Selleck & Price’s Dissolution Sale.
Henry Schultz was arrested Satur-
day in Water street. {on a. charge of
drunkenness. Today be forfeited a
cash bond of $15. (37.1, '
~0lsen's “14-day sale'iof Men's Shoes
of wcleown makcswwoonnd $4.00
Shoes, at $2.69. .
A convocation of Washington Chap-
ter, ii. A. M.. of Norwalk, will be. held
Wednesday night; when the Mark Ma-
son's degree .willrlm conferred.
Charles iioyt ‘tuldél'wcnt‘an opera-
tion today at this yNdl'Wdlk Hospital.
the work being lit-rimmed by ‘ilr. Jean
Dumortier.“~ assisted ’by ’Dr. H.
Sherer. ' .
‘ In the billiard tournament of the
Norwalk Club Saturday night, Judge
Henry W. Gregory, mind 50. defeated
Reed G. Haviland. 90; by the score of
50 to 63. .
-—Anti-grip Shoes and Rubbers—tho
kind that will keep your feet dry and
save doctors' bills. iialf price. at Sel—
leck it Price‘s Dissolution Sale.
Arthur Fitch. clerk at William P.
Beers’ Norwnlk store, who has been
laid up for several days by illness.
was glide to return to his duties this
morning.
Messers Cnneo. in South Norwnlk
deny that any of thenr were arrested
in Stamford, last week; for riding on
if oommnniutlon ticket which did not
belong to them,
—-Yon never will see such mind and
model styled Suits at such sacrifice
prices as now. Go to Scilcck & Price‘s
Dissolution Sale.“
A meeting of the joint Committee. of
Foresters and Lady Foresters will be
held this evening at the otilce of Dr.
F. B. West to take action in regard to
their cooling carnival.
BRIDGEPORT ENGAGEM ENT PAR-
TY
' The engagement reception 0! Miss
, Esther Phillips. of Bridgeport. to Wil-
~ .7. Sundays
liam Josem, of Lowe street, South
Norwalk. was held yesterday at the
home of the bride in Bridgeport.
There was a large attendance of rela-
tives and friends. A sumptuous din-
ner was one of the features of the oc-
casion. and this was followed by music
and dancing“ The guests from The
Norwalks were: Mr. and Mrs. M.
Jcsem. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomansky,
Mr. and Mrs, G. Yourdisky, Miss Ab-
rahamson, Mendel Josem, Mayer .10-
sem, Jacob .iosem. Miss Rosa Joeem:
from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Morons, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob oil/Irons,
Hyman Morons. Jacob Morons, Miss
Abrahams, and from Gleenport.‘New
York. Jacob Schlees.
[EVANGELISTICNSOE'rVICES iN CAN- sidcred the worst in the hlst
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> Train Service Suspended. One
Person Reported ,. Killed.
Houses Washed Away and
Thoutands of Dollars Dam-
age Do‘ne
PARKERSBURG. W. Van, Jan. 21:—
Trafl‘lc on the Ohio River illusion of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
been entirely suspended by reason or
the "00d. ‘ .
Several of the company's trains are
now tied up at. points along the road
tumble to get to their destinations.
The Ohio River is still rising here
at a stage of forty feet and industry
is at a standstill. There is much sub
firing and the situation is becoming
Worse every minute. .
(‘iNClNNA’i‘L 0., Jan. 2l.~'-v-'l‘llc Ohio
River has been stationary since it p.
in. lost night, ‘nnd at midnight stood
at til. feet.
it is thought that the crest of the
"llnii has been reached. Many frame
buildings in lower part of the city have
collapsed its a result oi the action of
water.
,-.\l.li’.l"ER SANDUSKY, 0.. Jun. 21.—
A furious Windstorm which swept this
vicinity Saturday and last. night. caused
the loss of one life and thousands of
dollars‘ damage to property.
«BUFFALO, N. Y.. Jan. 2l.-—So far
as can be learned early today only two
deaths have been reported as a direct
result of the storm. These occurred
at Dunkirk, where an elevemyeur-old
girl was drowned and Mrs. Henrietta
Soldwick was killed by flying debris
from a demolished ice house.
In ilnflalo it is estimated that the
storm caused from~¥l.500.000 to 82.000.-
000 damage. At Niagara Falls dam-
age to the» amount of 325.000 was done
to the Great Gorge Railroad. while. in
tho ill-til”. or the city buildings mined
at about 825:000 were conlplrlcly dc~
molishcd. From every city and town
along the lake front, reports of great
damage are received. inland towns
also suffered considerably.
The storm lasted almost. 24 hours.
during whicll.tl_nl€l:_t_lle velocity of the.
wind varltd fronlj’da to so miles an
hour: The greatest lesson will be slis~
mined by marine interests.
0f the 23 vessels anchored under the
ice of the breakwater near the harbor
entrance. five took the brush at. the
foot of Michigan street ill yesterday's
game. The boats ashore arc: Hill‘i‘
burt W. Smith. William Nottingham.
J. Q. Riddle. Monroe 0. Smith. A. G.
llrower.
All these vesscis‘nre modern freight-
crs of an average. valuation of $350.-
000. As most of them are still laden
with grain their total valuation is not:
far from 812.000.000.
The llnrlburt \V. Smith and the Not-
tingham. both high and dry on the
br-cch, will give the wrcckcrs n dilli»
Clllt join. ‘
Tilt‘ Monroe C. Smith and the A. (l.
llrowrr. valued at $211000 each. are
on sandy bottom. about five feet out.
They are loaded with grain.
'i‘lu- lilddlc. 450 feet long. is
ncronnd with her strrn just south of
Michigan street, She is Worth about.
$400,000. She was light. and for that
reason probably suffered very much.
Tho other vessels wore hciti-r shel-
tered when the gale was at. its worst.
bllt dragged their anchors and tossed
and swung to and fro for hours.
Captain J. .l. H. lirown estimated
tho loss to shipping ill the port all. 31.-
500.000. lie would not be surprised.
he added. if it should prove to be fully
32.000.000. ' That. does not. include the
damage to the breakwater. an estimate.
of which can onlybe mode by an en—
ginerr after the storm has abated.
SEATTLE. wash. Lian. tit—Trans-
continental traffic on the Great North-t
cm is paralyzed on account of the
snow ill the Cascades and accompany-
ing snow slides. Not an overland
train has reached Scottie over the.
Great Northern since Saturday morn»
log. and the indications inst night
‘wore that the road would be blocked
for perhaps a week.
Louis lilll. first “nonresident of the
Great Northern. who left here Sat-
urday night. got as for Skikomish. 85
miles from Seattle. He was held there
all day and night. ’
The snow in the Cascades is con-
?ry of the
of snow
road. More than twenty fer.
i There will be evauielistlc SGerCflS has failed in the vicinity, of the Can-
held at the Zion lllllM. E, Church, be-
cadc tunnel. Frequent. slides have
lining Sunday next and continuing torn out the truck in many places.
Rev.
t rough the week and including next
Mr. Reach of New
TODAY ‘lN WALL STREET.
i
ii l all lllllill _
own up it “all
nll ii iii “ll ..
filly one of our (lvcrrozlts nmv. for ions thrill rc'gnlar pricc. and
wear it this scason and all of next. t‘hoosc your cozii from llnn~
tlrcds oi the season's llcst styles. You‘ll make a double saving:
from onefourth to one-third .0“ present price. and fully one—fourth
more on wind as good a cost will cost next season.
. This is the way prices run now:
$8.50 and $9.00 Overcoats are $5.38. .
”$9.05 and $10.00 Overcoats’are. $6.88.
$12.00 and $13.50 Overcoats are $7.88.
$15.00 Overcoats are $9.88.
$16.00 to $20.00 Overcoats are $11.88. ’ '5.
$22.00 Overcoats are $14.88. i
$25.00 Overcoais are $16.88 if
$30.00 Overcoats are $22.88.
The knilc has gone as drcply into Suit prices. and our Suit
stocks arc. varied and lm‘gcw—cvrl’y llrokcu liln- Sillll‘l‘S a rut.
" Rcd Tags ndurll loys' (,lvcrmnis and Suits, Men's Ncg‘ligrc
Shirts and many other good scasmmlllc \vca'rs.
canlRY
Manicure llllllll
connlmno
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1 Music Nail Stone,
l Piece ill-ooved Finger. l’umlcc.
1 Orange Wood Slit-k,
,tl Lined Laid Emory Boards.
complete for
a
10 CENTS.
lllll Bllllllll Plillllilll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-«2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
\
PHASESKOF HYDROPHOBIA.
President Brewer of the State Board
of Health Says it is Probably
a Germ DiseasewMoeting
llAli'l‘ll‘illil), Jiill. ills—Wilt! state
board of health met. in tho comptrol-
ler's office at the capitol, Friday eve-
ning. President William ii. Brewer.
of Now Haven. Secretary J. ll. Town-
send. of New i-lavcn. Dr. E. K. Root.
olthls city. 1‘. H. McKenhle of South-
ington. and Lewis Sperry of "South
Windsor were present. The preva-
lence of hydrophobic was a subject
of discussion.
Four Deaths.
Secretary Townsend reported that
four deaths from the disease had been
reported torhim. one each from Winds
haul, New Britain. New Haven and
Sound Beach. All the cases were fair-
ly Well authenticated. but little was
14 South Main St. ,- ITSL‘le‘iidy-a
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Northern pfd. 3 3-8;,Rcadlpg.Minneap- der pressure. the oomfil‘iflmt 3
oils, St. 'Paul & Smut Solute Marie. point. .nnd then dropping back 2 1-8
below Shim-day. The general list was
not mnchaffccted’itnd ‘five evidence
of support. liondllswmmsegnlar.
WALL STREET, 1 p. ale-Directly
after midday the market the attack-
rd vigorously at a. llnltlldoaen points
and prices “gave they. “stilling St.
Paul and Union Pacific. nd fthc local
trnet‘ions stocks we’re til. most enhiiy
(hxpressed. St. Pnul,-l,lnion Pacific and
Residing sold iractionaily below last
week's closing and there was very
little retained of the forouon rise in
other stocks. "'
A meeting or the Pasth’r's lieipers'
of. the South Norwulk Baptist Church
IM’ilHlo hold this evening the church.
Northerlt'l’ngllic and smelling 2 to
2 H, and sovernluother prominent
stocks gained from i to 1 3—4.
WALL STREET. ii a. nl.--Wllilc
the entire market went down under
the impetus ol' the realizing orders
that runn- out on the bulge in prices.
only a few stocks weedddlnrpclnt or
more. The market thou Midtown make
its ground. x) that the averages; of
prices was"- en‘ highei‘ than at. the
start. Business however, fell of!
greatly in volume after the first rush
to execute orders.
WALL STREET. noon.-'l‘he de-
mand diminished at the higher level
and prices slipped back. The inter-
borough-Metropolltau s n-"
tock‘s came n
W
The reputation thnttl have established for giving the
“best grain, best eervlcc"'llas alwaysiileeu merited. 'ilhuf.
l have accepted the agency for “Crooker's Flour (made
by WashburnCrOSDy Co.) is good evidence ‘tliat l have
secured the very best to .die obtained. “Crocker‘s bejstj’
is the best—Al’s a perfect, flour. Milled of the choicest
hard Spring wheat. by the infest and best. process. it
makes the sweetest,ll1:htcst bread of any flour, and ill this .
l except. not a single blond. it‘s wholesome and nonrishijfiz ‘
in the highebi degree, being lnrgcly composed of the
glutinous portions of the wheat. it's a strong floor. two
quarts of it making three loaves of bread, So that it is
cheaper than other floor at a lower price. Will you.
try it? »
pr.
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Buy Oath Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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~ Sumo“ blSCOUl‘llTO
SundaySchgolTeachgrs
wm. J P_ Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. '
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‘ % No Chance -
' kept them.
. though for’dogs from Connecticut and
send wrote in ‘l‘eply vtbat~each town
hild the right to not in the matter and
6 So. Main Sc. 30. woman.
known of ‘he case in New Haven. The
victim died in one of the hospitals in
that city, and a careful examination
failed to show a scar which might have
indicated a dog bite. The patient
Was in such‘condltlon" t'hii‘t‘l‘t was im-
possible for him to give much informa-
tion. it. was learned. however. that
the man was fond of dogs and illld
From AnelentGreekl.
”Presidentvnrcwcr explained the his-
tory. of the disease dniingclt from
the time of thei‘llllclll‘ll} Greeks, .l—ly-
drophobia showed ull‘signs 0f twine;
a germ disease, but scientists. he said.
have. not been able to discover the
germ. Certain pccnluritios of brain
tissue are observed in victims of the
disease mid it is for‘th‘ese that. ex-
aminations are made. .~ ‘
Alarm in Rhode illand.
Secretary Townsend read a letter
from the secretary of the board of
health of the State of Rhode island
saying that the people of “that. state
are becoming alarmed nt'thc preval-
ence of rabies. and that the present
legislature will be eyed to pass a
. law requirlr each do owner to keep
his canine n his own premises. This
did not. cover the whole territory.
Massachusetts could not. be legis.
luted against. which led the secretary
to ask if Connecticut. would not. pass
some enactment. Secretary 'l‘own-
‘ that. only three towns on the Rhode
island border hid failed to do so. the
three being Stonington. North titan-
lngton and Sterling.
To Examine Brain Tissue.
. Dr. E. K. Root reported that. Pro-
fessor Cunn is about ready to make
examinations of the brain tissue of ani-
mals supposed to lmve,rsbies,nnd {5
was appropriated with’iwhlcligbe may
purchase certain appointing which he
needs to carry out the'exumlnhtlons.
“ Funds.
The board's general fund, shows a
balance of only $2.17 with nine more
months in the fiscal.year:'j.it was
voted at the suggestion of the board
of hontrol. to ask theweneral assembly
at once for an emergency appropria-
tion or $3,000. The nomination of
three members of the medical exam-
ining board of the state was confirm-
ed the nominations being Din; Henry
Bickford of this city for the-'“ecleetric,
society. Dr. William Pitt Baldwin of
New Haven for the homeopathic 30-
port for the Connecticut Medical So—
cletY.
Secretary Townsend readuletter
from n resident. of "Davenport“ 1.0..
who' sald.‘he contemplated becoming
a resident of the state and asking "if
the laws relating to children are liber.
at.“ As‘ the'members‘ot the board
did not know Just what the. writer
meant,,no action was taken. Secretary
Townsend‘reported that. with Mr. Mo.
Rennie. he had visited Deep River for
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22 Cottage Ave..
ciety and Dr. S. M. Garlick of Bridge- '
a
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IN .
. Monday’s Issue
VJoseloff’s
72 No. Main Bi. 80. Norwalk.
(Privau'rupil, a yes
Hartman, 0w Nichol} 7
of Music, Damn, I‘M
class in 000th M
teacher. Special term
studying. Cllu limited
pilo’ recitals. waim;
at once. Addru‘to _ *’ ' ‘
.364 FAIRFIELD AVE“ am i '
‘ ‘ CON .._ ..
We Have Just
received aanlcr shipment. of Quor-
tcrcd Oak Sideboards, the intent (lo-y
sign and finest quality. Also a lot
of iron Couches, fitted with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
offer from $8.75 up.
We also received a lot of Art
Squares, containing Brussels, Brusselo
lets, Axmiulsters and Velvets,_ from
810 up. We have ‘a lot fl Ironing
Tables at $1.15 and Clothes Horses
from 55c up.
Cash or Credit.
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwnlk, Conn.
Tel. 876—22. '
READ - THI's
AND
SAVE MONEY:
21 lbs. Sugar . .. . . . . .. . $1.00
--....
Very Best Butter, per lb. .. . . . . .. 300
Pure beat Lard, per lb. ..... .. . . . 110
Walter Baker’s Cocoa, can ..... . 190
$3013. Oil Silo
otatocs, per ha. . 750
Very Best Milk Crackers. 3 lbs. . 25c
Very Best Soda. Crackers, 3 lbs. .. 25c
Farley California Prunes. 3 lbs. .. 250
Extra Large Calidrniu Prunes,
2 lbs. . . . 250
A. 5 ul
Phone 223-4. .
East Norwalk.
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DA VID W. RA YMOAD.
Funeral Director ' _
and Embalmer. ‘ 1
is North Main 3:. South Norwalk.’
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house,-134‘~2.""‘
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We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
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7A Jacket all Trades
ll not won the people went whenflcy.
require good mrkmanlhlp. My rk
to don. right and when i any A lol
i. done. its done. ‘ ‘y
ARTHUR I. IENlniGT. p
Ilumoln'. ‘l'lnnin' and steam Pinion.
I Monroe amt. Io, Nor-walk.
F. A. MITCHELL,
. Llailgline lull
“ would ‘ no, equipped' VIII. ._
nineties
Cadillac;
Automobli"
Models A. B, F and If,
price from $260 to 8650.
Cars and Rlluabuuts. Must .
at once. "
l. E. illBK
39 Wall Street.
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FRED'K H. ammo
Funeral Director and Embilmfl
SOUTH NORWALK. ,
Temporary Residence—
19 South Osborn Ave., ‘ . . -
East Norwalk.‘ Tel Cont!
LADY ATTENDANT...
,, M-.. ”m,
no i
pwumnc modernity
HEATING.’ ,“ ’ ,
nor WATER Emma.
nor AIR HEATING
, craves AND alludes.
eLATE AND ml manila:
. In gang: 24:23 331'“ ”u ‘
' Have you seen our M v '
RICHMOND RAN : fl ‘
n outcast-:51:
for freight Only {
and utter Tum {1. I l-
“5’6: Freight Phenolic;y «1‘3?qu
Pier 28, East River. New Yoshiko: ,
of Dover street). every day. imp .;
ginger). f: 4 p.31 Freislitu‘m' n" '*
orwa u , . In... ‘ '
Not-walk uptopiizso ppm. 'uiié III“
NORWALK "stimuli!
"hill". J. Smith " 0.3 H
”’*‘?fi‘m.
HOTEL VICTOR:
out moors room dim.
‘1 lUROPEAN PLAHV,
..Our room- 0 special
and Electric Light: mum
cry «om heated. ‘ . m: ‘
RATES Bantam-um i ,
Finely stocked caio‘tn connection .
A full line of Acker.'M0flll|-. > ,
en co'. celebrated Wines. hi ‘
Cigars always on hand. ‘
'1" I SULLIVAN}, .
l'oicpi'lomfillinifi _' I .
a
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evsnv LADV'. oilfiihlhllv.crtk
“- , ‘:
snow white. onepleoe "
retain Enameled Lavatory;
Have you ever stopped to J ‘
how delighfully‘ convenient. n ‘
be to have hilt. sud ool‘d‘ru ‘_ '
in. your dressing chenille:
in; apartment of Int "
room! its presence would
the hlgest degree 0! com!
We will gladly quote you.
plumber. are strictly coin .
chanicl. honest Ind all: "
Horace R ’
ennui! MAIN AND we
we we Bug;
and desirable apartments 1 .
vmfoiiabie
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—'-'i‘ho
first price of stocks shoWed violent
rebounds from last week's depression.
in: scarcer everyday. :1: s.”
number of“ very daunting: "
A yarn, ad Christopher Mitchhell are to
conduct. the services at. 7:45 o‘clock.
They. will speak and sing each‘even-
the purpose of suggestingsomo met,
“5“,1
“rod or sewage/disposal. ;
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tag. Afternoon services will ‘be held Business wason a very large scale f0 , Ar ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ - V ' , ' it“ ‘ J... ' 8310. I“ m with ..
' ‘. Wednesday and Friday at 3:3 and widely distributed. Gains ran , 1 , ' - ‘ ' . s. a . . .‘ Etfiigfiggg ”J'fDLnggamm ‘ fl "‘4’." ‘ “9”” “5h“. 9}.
Vo'elock. Rev. A. L. Hubbard is to ~ from a fraction up we point though ‘4 . , ~ ; - ‘- j “menvotm t‘upned 95.“. Ch.» mge . , ‘j ‘ lss , azor ._ ‘ '
1 out the list. and were wider in many ‘ I - . numbers today and caettheill ballots, ‘ ‘ .. .. . ‘ ..
» for of the church.
cuss olsmeeso. .
. The continued. mascot William Cos-
tello and James flows" were dismisv .
sod this morningby Judge Lockwood.
; Both Men were .omlted two weeks
- “afar Intoxication. It was demonst.
and t0 the Judse’s satisfaction that
th men had been . Walking the
‘ minim and Admin path since the ot-
Anaconda‘ rose ‘3 3-4. Great
:EW
Post - Cards
vnzwe OF lRELAND.‘
\ cuteness
. , . . ~ numerous. "
Newsworthr in. "t!“t’“‘.h'°""'lit'.‘.':'h
_ ‘mdl Nomi“ m. bruit-.3”: ...~. .
"w cases. "in the city election. several'locnl mat-
Ite s of l. portanc creation 0. grout
‘1 dealt-10f Emmet fit the election. A
‘ city clerk, treasurer. on assessor; a.
tax collector. two alderman and at .
councilan will be elected, the polls
being open from 9 a. at. until 2 p. m.
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‘ . WESLEYAN STUDENT FINED.
‘ MIDDLETOWN. ‘Jan. 21.—-—Albert
Mdore. oi Wellsboro, W. Va..,n fresh-
. mun at, Wesleyan was fined ’10 in the
‘tult‘itoourt today on thewchargo of
Moore was ur-
, . If your bills are paid by check.
.
‘ EXCGHS '11le all." .j TW
Camille. Genius-honed ~
Q and Sifppped,
Chub-E. Dov.
surmise s
m‘wss‘nmerox eraser.
1‘. ‘3 Phone 207» _,_
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Start an account in our General Banking Departmentuand pay
for everything by check. It‘s safe, prettiest nmmvement. ,’ ‘ . ‘
a. M
the South Normal-Trust co=
‘ p out“. 11 0 abuzz.
Aw «tune or IA so. ADHE~
'v “'1'; Hg” ' Iw.’ ‘ A} i ‘
sorrow.
. -, breech of the peace. , .
. settled fisturtiaynight tor creating a
. sturbuno‘e lathe Mlddlesex Theater.
‘ -. r‘ 5 ‘ i being one 0! a crowd of students who
threw lemons and other i missiles at.
‘rtbowllctorn. . > x 1 » .
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