' 3 We Write Burglar A
; Insurance
LET U8 WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR, 8. GOLDEN.
., TEL 16“. ‘
: 74 Washington Vstroet,3llouth Not-walk.
”RUSSELL-’8
:3 Varsity ‘Chocolates and
l.-.I.I . . . .
Get a Piano Cal-11116919 with“
: :Zfirimpltllfihsf. . It will cost Satlfi‘Ezr-Cmdy
FA LANE BAXTER s
Confectionery
and Patiiry
. V51 Washington Street.
§§ ANDsnson's
1:; Launch Works
Vlloth Frames set tip and ready to 1
" I) ask
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalll
Saturday 1.1.1} of sheaf-music at Cole-
man’s.
Attorney Nehemiah Condos and iam-
ily are moving from 6 West street to
33 Bayview avenue.
-—Pot Roast, no bone. 10c. Illlttery’s.
There will be a meeting of the ves-
try of1Grace Parish this evening at
the rectory. at 8 o'clock.
—-We slice‘Dried lleei'. Boiled Ham
and Bacon. F. I). Lawton a (lo.
Attorneys llubbeil and Warner have
returned from Hartford, where they
appeared before the legislative com-
mittee.
. ~—Escailops. 50c; line. Buttery‘s.
A. J. Collins 00. calls your attention
in today's issue of their line of brass
and iron beds, from the best factories
of’ America. The line includes a great
many novelties from the most inex
pensive beds made. Read the adv. V
-lintters' Benefit. Music Hall. Fri-
day night. Dancing
Sixteen Hungarian partlldgcs were
received in Ridgeileld. Monday, by
John Finch. the birds having been
sent there by County Game Walden
Wilbur Smith to be liberated in the
woods, which was done by Mr. Finch.
—~Loin Steak. 14c. Buttery‘s.
Mrs. John T. Hayes and daughter
Agatha have been spending a few
days with friends in Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs. Hayes returned to her home ill
Beiden avenue. last evening, but Minn
Hayes does not expect to return be.
fore Sunday.
~Umbrellas anti Canes. O'Brien.
Bradley S. Keith, of Noru'nik. pres
idellt of the board of school visitors.
appeared before the legislative com-
mittee yesterday in Hartford. relative
to a hill creating a high school com-
mittee which would have full charge
and superintelld the high schools,
-—~Leg of Lamb. 15c. Iluttery's.
The hearing of the admission to
probate of the F1 ederick ll. Mead will
which came up in the Probate Court
yesterday before Judge Henry W.
Gregqry. was postponed at noon ow-
ing to Attorney Hul'ibutt being taken
suddenly ill. The. hearing will be con
tinned. howevol. on Wednesday, March
17. at 9 o‘clock. ’
1" IJI;I:IJIIIIIlIl
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Will NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
li‘or Norvv'alkand vicinity: Fair to-
night. Saturday increasing cloudiness
l‘ollowedlby-grain and warmer. A dis-
turbance near Galveston, Texas. is pro:
ducing cloudy and rainy Weather on
the Gulf coast soil in the lower Missis-
sippi vile‘y. A. ridge or high pres
sure extending from the Lake region
.southeastward to the coast is prodclng
cool. pleasant weather in the central
and eastern sections. This area will
pass over this vicinity today and be
followed by increasing cloudiness on
Saturday. and the Gulf disturbance
will probably reach this vicinity by
late SatVurday afternoon‘ or night.
-——Lol‘n Steak.14c. Buttery'a
Saturday chocolates only 25c lb.. at
Stliison- Powell Corporation. V
~Chopped Beef.12c. Buttery's
William Sanford. of New Canaan. is
tisiting friends in Westport.
Miss Catherine Lyon. of Reading
Ridge. is visiting friends in New Can-
aan. -
—Latest style Derbies. O'Brien.
Special sale of sheet music at Brig-
gcl'nVlan' s. The adv. will tell you about
it. ‘
Better read about the March sale of
pctticoats at Tile D. M. Read Com-
puny.
~Calltornia Raisins. the grade, 10c
pkg. F. D Lawton & Co.
Attorney William A. Grillin, .11.. of
South Nor'walk. is in Danbury on busi-
ness today.
D Gottlieb is advertising a full line
of boys' suits and overconts at very
low prices.
~Chopped Beef, 12c. Buttery's.
Mrs. ..Margaret Brush. of Franklin
street. is able to be about. again. after
a short illness.’
Read the specials for Saturday in
the A. F Beckmnnn & “(10' s adv: They
are sure to be‘ interesting.
-~Pot Roasts. Oven Roasts and Bell-
ing Pieces at any old price, in the win-
dow at the New York Market. 14.!
FEEDS. i hate already informed y.tlu
the advantage of not only knowing just what It: in our feeds. but also
or knowing exactly what is not in them.
tints of all kinds. No elevator oil'al. flex screening.
worthless stuff of any description enter into the composition and ‘will
never be allowed in future.
they are the ideal feeds for Horse. Cattle and Pouitl'lwblli‘tlime its
component parts are purer, cleaner and contain llltlle of the ele-
ments which promote all around good health.
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bunnie Dairy Ferd
Bonnie Poultry Feed
lionnic Scratching Feed
”0090..
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Have Bloemed
The gathering of handsome Spring hats for men.
now in our store, proclaims the advent of Spring 1112- .
yond a doubt.
. ' The new. and correct shapes—all the new shades
—-authentic blocks in dcrbics—sassy shapes in soft
hats—they’ re all here to greet you when you come
ior~your Spring Hat.
$33
. Soft Hats,
Derbies, $2 and $8
The Spring stylcs' 11'1 Suits and Overcoats are ar-
riving daily—the most beautiful garments you ever
' have seen, both' 1n color and style. High colors, quiet
colors—in new and effective stripe effects.
Spring fabrics are also on view in our Custom
Department.
14 South n... so... Telephone Call 532-2
W
—_.
000”.“OOOWOMOOOOOMWWMOM
ill BONNIE HOME GROUND.
I am sure you will appreciate
Them’ 9 no sectet about what is
Entirely iron from sdlllter
weed seeds or
Test this and prove what 1 (11111111 that
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
The outlook Magazine
ON SALE EVERY WEEK
William P. Beers
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES
‘ 5 5081's .VMAIN eraser.
sourH NORWALK.
M1
Washington street.
L. Golden Is advertising a superb
showing or ladlee’ spring suits at
$12. 50. Better read the adv. ,
wRoe Shad, 20c. Butteryhs
The barge Rising star is discharging
a cargo of coal at Mianus for Ray-
mond Brothers. of South Net-walk.-
~Choice Fowls. 200 1b.; Chickens.
Hayes’ Mitt.
John Gotham, who formerly conduct-
ed a peel room in South Main street.
was a Visitor in South Norwalk, Mon-
day.
~Latest style Caps. O‘ Brien.
The semiannual clearance sale is
still in progress at A. Diti’kerman 85
Son' 3. The adv. will give ya the Sat-
urday bargains
-Prinle Rib Roast.12%c.Buttery's.
Housecleaning time is coming and
H. E Mead 8: Co. are advertising the
necessities of that Vti.1ne Read the ade
on the seventh -1 '
~Caiifornia
pkg. F. _.D Lav
Victor Smith. of Norwaik, who se-
cured a position as bookkeeper with
the Salts Textile Company. began his
new duties yesterday.
'—-Pol'terhouse Steak. 16c. Buttery’ s.
Flynn 8'. Ryan are offering a special
in misses and children 3 shoes for Fri
—-Fresh Shoulders. 10c. Ilnttery'st
Before the benefit at Music Hall.
this evening. under the auspices of
Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles. and {01 the benefit of tl1e1lat
ters' Union, there will be a big par
ade from Norwalk to South Norwalk.
The line of march will be formed in
Wall street at 7 o‘.clock A band will
be at the head of the parade and an
abundance of red lire has been pro-
vided for. The Eagles have extended
an invitation to all friends of the hat-
ters and all batters to join in the line.
' -l'lomenmade or Link Sausage, 10c
ll). Hayes' Mitt.
Mrs. Fred Becker. of 77 Woodward
avenue. has been very much annoyed
‘about reports to the effect. that she
has been boar 11g non— -union batters.
The rumor star ed, she says. from the
fact that two trunks. supposed to be-
long to outside batters. were recently
taken to her home. The two men who
owned them. she states in this con-
nection, are carpenters who came here
to work on her house, and that site is
fully ill sympathy with the union
cause. One of the results supposed
to be due to the report was the pine-
ing of a card marked "Scab" on Mr.
Becker's w01 k‘bench at the factory
where he is employed. 1
——Best. Link Sausage. iic. Battery" 5.
250
(1 grade. 10c
SALMON.
9...... add: and Roe Shad, Steak Cod. 111...... 11.11-
‘dies. Extra. and No. 1 Smelt. Escallops. Long and"
n... 11...... 4 lbs, 2‘1:
WHITING, - 5 11..., 25c,
WEAKFISH. - - - 10c lb
SMALL SHAD, - -. 10c 15
15, and 20c 1h
Round Clams. Rockaway Long Clams, 30c
quart; Gosling Clams for Baking ‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY. 1
day. Baturday and Menday. The adv.
will give you prices.
V-—-MoV11rning Bands. O'.Brien
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
rehearsal tonight and both teams are
requested to be present. Refreshments
will he: served afterward.
~Fresb Hams. 13c. Butterys.
Read the A 8: P specials in the
Arthur Hoyt. who was owner with
Harry Oberlander of the neat. cabin
eatboat Oberloyt. purchased a few
months ago by G. L. Price. is having a
speed launch built, which promises to
be a bummer. The new craft will he
30 feet long and will have a beam of
only two feet and eleven inches. She
is to be equipped with a forty helse
power engine and it is expected by
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com per owner mat she will develop &
panys fldV- They 3’91 bound to please speed of twenty fivo miles an hour.
"19 most economical 39““!‘9‘399‘3 1 . If she comes up to expectations. there
.--Hatters' Benefit. 16111119111911. Fri,- is not much question about her being
day night. Daft Phi". " ‘ the speed queen ot the harbor. The
The pen! ptV app boat is being built by St.1.lohn and
‘ ed on the memoir “sheen: Connleally K9859"
£1 Bracken sell them. Their Vadv. will —Hot toast beef sandwiches free
tell you about them a d the other Sniurdar night t Mace Bros. cafe,
lines they carry. ' «. 18 Main street. orwaik.
151: pk. FV. D.
V—Ruta Bags. rurnlps,
‘ SATURDAY SALE OF
Sheet MUSIC
90; 3 151‘ 25c.
A.“
hold a. regular meetl g at; their Moms
in Washington street.j‘-.thls eyeniag:
Village Belles Barn Dance. Nobody
Knows Nobody Cares.“ H‘oae‘y Loop
George W. Collin. of Holden place.
Norwalk. will be put through the 1111's
" Snow Bird. Pine Apple 16115.3'I‘he Sum-V
ner‘Girl.V11hd1000thers. . 3. V
has been 51994
Mr
1 teries of the ill st degree.
._wPrime Rib Roast. 12%c.VBnttel~y"s.-'
2 ,Saturdayétiiloco ate
ingl-
.1- ‘ NEWS VTQRE "1' . That
‘ " in North Main 81.“. . South Mal-walk
Agent for A. O. Bpalding'a
”bail Van Apr rtIV 8o
Johnny—Going to school?
Tommy—New. I don’t have to; the
candidate said he never seen a more
intelligent1 audience and I was one 06
'em. "—-«New York Sun.
is calling on your very frequently;
daughter. What does he do for a llv- .
Daughter—He’s looking for a poslv
tlon.‘ father.
Mr: Mr—r-What sort of a position? -
‘1 Miss M.——‘Lite companion to a young‘ ‘
{others—Boston Transcript
Wit 11 Sylvia runs that motor 53....
Such ‘i-adiance does“ no beauty shed,
is liable to lose his head-*1 ,
‘Ier 1:. 1y case she cuts b.;? 6911:}.
Start a Reserve Fund
FOR EMERGENCIES
iHE Silii NililWliK iiiSi Bi].
Pays FOUR PER CENT. on Savings Deposds
"She certainly is a woman 0! tact "
“Tact is no name toleit. She is a great
«diplomat. Why. she can give two birth.-
d'ay parties a year for the pnrpbse of
gathering in presents and in the.
'nlehntinte not. grail; a day older."—
Nashville american‘. ‘
W
“What is Pegasus?”
Millionbucks—That young man
owned the not. “
oats." —-LoV11‘ eville
t eon live withoutV
prior Journal.
Bacen~Thonsh you 1111in your boy
was a deer shooter V1 .
1. Egbert—#80 I 1111i. .1
1 “well, i hear theme went out the
every man‘ she runs across . cow. ‘ '
pay for the cow.
Don‘t you call that
, deal; shooting?“
1 slice.
1% and Great Northern Ore Cer ti ,
‘ ‘1. pourH Heavy/gm To New
‘ 93 1911102
"The only horse in the world." an. 1".
other (lily. 1115.: at a deer. and .1119" 9
"15 h.
"That's what~11he 115.15.: I ‘had to,
iiliiii iii __W__iil SiilEE.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—T 9
opening stock market showed no dill-
nite tone. Dealings were too insignifi-
cant to effect any notable chaos 11
Erie .rccoveretl 9a of yesterday's '0
Iowa Central pid. decli
Cities
Wain. srasn'r, 11 a. m.‘-—Erla in-
creased its advance as did a null-
ber of ordinarily obscure stocks will b
have been quite prominent of laie.
Elsewhere there was little change .0!
consequence, but the tone was perctp-
tibly ilrnlel' until Erie began to te-
act. when the active list yielded in
sylnspthy.
WALL SUPREid’i. Noon.——-iteadil
rose 1%. following reports at a threat-
ened break in theme! wage coni’t'
once. The whole. market hardened
moderately. New Haven gained 2. a
several other notice stocks 1 or 1110!
Bonds were stendy.3 3
WALL STREET, i p. m.—»-’I‘he t
round" of the forelloon was not. at
tinned. the market falling into slant
lion again. Prices. however. was
maintained.
LA SALLE COLLEGE BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA. March 12—16091--
teen Christian brothers, instructors 1
La Salle College, a. Roman Csthol-
institution in North Broad street. he
narrow escapes early today. when til“.
caused by a defective tine badly Gilli 1-
aged the top floor‘ot’ the college occu-
pied by them as sleeping quarters.
The brothers were compelled to male
their way down 11‘ stairway through
(i
i
dense clouds of smoke. All reach:
the street‘iu safety. Tile loss is es -
mated at 830,000. ‘
FIRE lN MILTON, VERMONT.
MILTON, Vt" March 12.——'i‘he Ma-
sonic Lodge room and Andersons
hardware store. situated in the Quintly
block. with all their contents, were
destroyed bv tire earlv today. An a.-
joilllng building, in which was located
the post office and the residence ti:
Postmaster A. E. Ashley was also
burned. but all of the contents weta
saved. The loss is estimated at $30.
000. - .
M
BURIED CHILD WITHOUT PERMIl
3 WESTI’OR'I‘, March 12.——Char38ii
with burying his child without a pa -
mit. Napoleon DeFeo, an Italian iivln‘g
I11 Saugatllck. was arrested on orders
from the. coroner, yesterday. The chill ,
Wednesday. and was exhumed by tile.
coroner's orders. The medical exam-
iner conducted an investigation, bit
was unable to state whether the cilil
had died from natural causes.
CAST
3.... 11.. :99 Want You “976 0an Bold
NEE-09““
BACON MAY SUCCEED WHITE. ‘
PARIS. March 12.--'l‘ he report 1133.
ccived treat the United States til t
former Secretary 02 State Robert Bl '
con might be chosen to succeed ilenli
White as ambassador to France b 5
created considerable surprise here. (IVS
it has been understood in diplomatic
which was but one day old, was buried ‘
$1. 00 QUALITY AT
79c
Phone 165-5
A Few Specials
20 NORTH MAiNV 8T.
FANCY FR§SH EGGS (nOt case).
and governmental circles that Ml.
White would renlpfll.
HOPPE'S NEW'BILLIARD ascent
VKANSAS CITY. March 12.-~ln a.
exhibition billiard match here lait
new world's record for the 18. 2 billion
game for high runs and average. Wit -
hing the bank 115 clicked on 329 ills
average was 200. The former recon
run was 307. made by Hoppe ill
match with Schaefer in Chicago three
yems ago
ZEPPELlN-AIRSHIP FLIGHT.
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN.
The Zeppelin airship. which went up
from Lake Constance today. attained
an altitude of over 3.000 feet. 11 Tel -
led and diflicult manoeul res were. no.1-
(3988
new voax. new saves a
HARTFORD RAILROAD -
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’ TIME TABLE.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. his—12:63:, 5:07x. 5:4ix. 6:1 .
61:48:. 6:542. 7:461, 8:11x. 9:06 .
9:30x. 9:54.'10:23x. 10:52x. 11:25:.
P. M.~—12:51x. 1:05. 1:48x, 2:50..
3: 27, 5: 08x. 5. 37. 5: 5011. 6: 40. 6:50 .
7: 18:, '1: 603. 9: 50:. 10: s32
'A. M.‘——12:53x.n5:9y.£. 5:4111. 9‘ 51‘.
10:23:.
5 501. 7:12x. 7:5011. 8:215. 9:501. 10: 1V9.
m
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL .
A. MV.—.—12:00x. 41491:. 5:45. 6: 4.5.
8:003. 8:50x. 9:153. 10:0611, 10:5
11:00x.‘11:03. 12:03“
P. M.:—l 06, 2:0011. '2: 531:, 3: 261:.
3: 8211. 315711. 4. “32, ‘5: 02x. 5:08, 6. 5,
6: 01x. 6: 03. 7: 10. 8: 03:. 9: 00s. 9. .lVO,
11:09:. V
1 Sundays. ,
'A. M.‘—-12:oox. (H.119 1:39 9:V.le.
10:02:13
P. lit—«5: 94'. a: 00;, x,
11:- 0911.21 . ‘ .
'i
V7:00x..8 -.sz 1
i
A.M.~12:10x.1:16x. 1: 5711. 0: 5,
.7128. 8:30. 9:171.1024x.'11:12x 11: 7.
P.» M.-12V: 09x. ‘1: 21. 2: 49. 3: 1 x.
3:.24: 8:21, 6:1.12 6212:.6:33, 7:11,
.111 1611.9:30. 11:18. . 1
. '1 .' Sunday‘s. 1 1 i.
Alp-#1210911. 1; 161:. 1' 57:, 7:l 4,
11 12x.
,. V8. 7:10x. 8. 24x.19: 43x. ‘i ~
son'rH NORWALK to 5.1.1an
will «ozone: 29 9: 35. 9 59:.
“P. 11.9.11: 1151.131. 4911.514. 7:1 ,3
5. 19191111. 11. m '1-
o
1:."1MM 155.12 .7125; 8' 15V. 10 1
1 . V
19:. ’9. 99:. 11- 55V 2
Olin yr‘-V‘V'I'.:65 s. 111.; 73:39:.
night. William iiopps . established ‘?a
March i2.--— 3
0rd height for steerable balloons.11Vw - ,"
ricd out at the height with great suc- "f
in Effect Octane.“- 4. 1999; ‘ f ._
‘ ' WRIGHT BROTHERSP‘FLIGHTS.
P. lit—~22: 56x; 2: 41:. 2: 50:, 5: 8‘7,
1 the benefits of the Osmotic Founda-
3, thin to: the pensioning‘ or Vrotlred pro.
1 . VV111tages from liars and antistatic:
‘ had not returned; no the gilldihg‘ alt-1
DANBU‘RY 'ro sourH HoswanthV.‘ 3
.3 ,
GOLD MEDAL BUTTER, PER POUND . ...... ~ ............. ..1306}
FANCY ELGIN GREAMERY BUTTER, LB. ..................... 356
3 LBS. YALE TOAST CRACKERS (regular price We lb.) ...... 256 ‘
BECKMANN‘S OR BAKER'S COCOA. PER CAN ................ 196'
nghtRo S , .
At Remarkable Reductions
" for This Week
256 CAN HEALTH BRAND LOBSTER .
UNITED GROC]
m
21 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ............... i-.V..$1.00
59c QUALITY 91131"
89C
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY _3
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
‘ . South Norwnik.
............. ' ca-IVa-nl
6 C-ans Sardines . .......... ......25c 3 Cans Corn or Peas ..... ”"2511"
3 Cans StringBeans .............25c 3 Cans’l‘omatoos .....‘.._.V‘...28e .’
3 Calls Karo Syrup .. ............. 256 3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins... ........256 . I‘
2 Cans Peaches .............. ....256 3 lim. Dried Peaches '.......25Ve‘ . ..
10 Bars Soap ....... 1 ............. 25c_ Gold Medal Print Butter, lb. .95..
A LOT OF FANCY NAVEL ORANGES ..1 ................ . ..... ... .25c up
ERY CO..-
pHoNt-i 1433. '
1.”...-
DOZ. : ........ .9252?
1.; lb. Pure Ground Mustard.
1 ..10c
. 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch; .
.101:
1 pkg. Apitezo ................ 131'.
1 pkg Monarch Washing Pow
del ....... . ................ 10¢
serolanrs'ramp 0555135. 1
10 Pink Stamps Free With Any of Following Articles:
1 Large Bottle Bltling.. ...... IdeV
2 lbs. Fancy Oregon“"_Prtlnel-i..25o1‘
3 lbs. Fancy California Prunes 2561.
2 lbs Fancy Mixed Cakes. g...25e
We Always Give Extra Stamps With Out- Popular Teas'and devices. F
land Rye Whiskey all three for
i" COMBINATION OFFER.
i Bottle Old Port Wine. 1 Bottle Old Sherry Wine, 1 Bottle Mary
............................. n.1,
GEORGE EHREVT'S FVAMOUS BOTTLED BEER, 24 Bth'thcsu
We Carry a Complete Line of Both Imported and Domestic. 60061.1.
..31 15V
83 and 85 Washington St.
I’AU. France; March * MIL—King Ed-
ward nrrived this afternoon at the
field wilel'e'tlle 'Wl'ight brothers, the
American Vaeroplanists. are making
their flights. He came from lilm-ritz.
There was a large crowd present. ainl
much interest was manifested ill the
promised exhibition
. .3 POPE TAKING A IRE-8t.
'IIOME. March 12.—-Followitlg ‘the
advice of his physicians. the pope was
not present this morning at. the Len
ten sermon it being desired that he
avoid fatigue. lie has. however. held
in his apartments the audiences ne
cessary for the conduct of Vatican
alfajts.
PENSIONS FOR RETIRED PROFES
.3 S .
LANSING. Mich" 1119151112 —‘—,Both
the University of Michigan at Ann Al~‘
nor and tit‘é' Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege at) Lansing are applicants‘ for
tensors
The soul of an editor who had “died
of starvation was being conducted to
the Elysianrfleld . :1 they passed the
portals ‘of the info regions? he- ask.
ed hisguide it. he. ll_lig not go in and
look arOund. The guide consented, but'
warned him not to stay- but a tow loin.
nice, as he could not ‘Vwalt long.
A, long time pasted. and the editor
gel went in search of hiln‘. Ho fi’lmd
the editor before a case in which 11
number or deemed wretcdes w re lie-V .
iiig toasted on 'Vre‘dV not in" ‘dd‘ie
‘ ' he sigli. V
to‘r. “I’m not moguls. This is heaven
A. F. BECKMANN «S. C0
' Telephone 440.1
'thlnk how much slumber they furnish
beter.
ipipe. with radiating-3 arms, has b
‘01 clothes drier
'menting with okra. stalks and pnl
.1111 engraved invitation
[their messages. can you? ' 1
-' cronies at table
‘"l3)on’t wait. to me." replied tile 901.319 “
. South Norwaiit. ,
"They say very ‘few ahthorsfslee
more than seven hours a day " '-‘Bl‘i
other people. "—.—The Herald andV PVVlV'es 3
An adiustable'band to clean a star.
devised by a Chicagoth as a new to
V 1 l
Tests by the Japanese soyel'hme
cottoll seed from sev eral countries prp-
duced by far the best staple trot
American seed '
A New Jersey paper inill to expert
from Georgia, of which itV is believed‘
paper may be made: ' .
There is no earthly hope for a1 yotu.
gill.
Scientist—Vi e are .156 8 .
inqnlrcr—rhu‘t you can’t and r t
Scientist—Nam. But then.
understand but answers,
Cleveland need“ 3
they c 11
1:1th
The red-haired girl' is race were a
rieti look as she joined: -lVl'er lane
1 “l“can‘t order much tor lunatic
‘ti‘i'ty.’ she annonnc - r1199
seine n‘ibn’ey.‘ ‘ ‘
“Mach?" ask"
siliceous ‘
Norwalk Chronicler