Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 27, 1909 · page 6

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‘ and many or the
“show places we‘re
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onky today.

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the huh . ~ ‘ and Mayo

I, hoe made a short address or wolcom

I16 cooémutotéd those present on
comage and In at they manifested

6y ‘
11mm ,
he hit or the comhlu’ed efforts

66. ml. ‘ .
. old “g'éx' or

wo d h e to he provldod or
‘ ’ he loft
W

br. Donaldson, medical examiner
.,told ot the dlopeusary;
started In Norwolk 'aod'

' pied numoelves to

WOI‘k' In“! ‘1“! had ”6“"
I. III fihat was to

It tho
be given the whoring. ‘

urn
seated that they choose a chairman

Mr HTWfiedY.

ha‘Id other for the cause. and who
* ply Intgrd'sted In this war

thiecdread th'te Josue who chose

as the chairman.

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e omen aottthe cou ty to wage .

11111 , 'ry for o ‘

£111.0ka“ announcfldm that 5 Raw pmfeafiofh 1:3

‘ . a. younger man and III
and a secretary By unanmOus vote 1

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Maod greatly In man ‘
It

Itne WIIII all h‘Is mIght, untII he 311d

a Wire IeIi‘ce that ran aerooo the com
In his way The "boys‘khodw “I? 1
II

night hetmrmm {cit asmlgft
“I; ah let thy heart cheer thee

end so padded over the heads
n’o‘w thout It III'I'IxI'e no to IIIII

I:
III. 13.9 the students, utter a. prolonged
rt warlord. he was Ian};

was angry to see! him go. It wag 11 sad
1.

homes tit mom, ‘

It was not long helore It who

ohoaon. It was rumored

been made In the salary! at. Ho .11....
g uhherdld6d,

‘ ner With the’ cholcé of the meeting to: _, .
' _secretary. »

On mod; the ohah- Mrs Tweedy .
read a list ogthe churches which had
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dénly found hlm'helt daubl6d In) IIWMI ‘

‘ he next InomI'ng, Sund‘ :th
~ dents were all In thelr places rothp t
ly. The Inofeosor faced his torment-
. ore well knowing that every man, he
1’9“ tore hIhIIhud laughed over “1er mo
"Re oloe. 0. young man, In that

II the days of thy youth .Illld wolkd‘n ‘

m the effort oi! a very 611eg 1»

6119 and was Inst: upon them 1‘

- y e was momma t'o’tetdhit. ..
way. and there was not a student that

Figth l" vanl'sh Into atght.‘
he pet6 ‘ owned in naught
I'm? VIII ohlnd moro hrlght,

, , ‘ preooher outta down from
th pulnlt the studenta by on Impulse
6y could n'ovm ofto Iword account

Italian passed out. It was tho In.
a 'IuctIve recognltlon o! the pres‘enoe
or a leader.» Probably the professor

r‘om Ihht day. Ad than
young men passed quietly out of the

old mun The fChIoI
' 91161! the "Kink ‘or

He‘orts’ hos'com “He Won't don thII d"

to me. though. It J66 moo has Ind

'II lo to tell his owu story;

evo‘roi weeks ‘h'ftd'r the advent of
this néw dolled th'r’qe students were
ehittlnd. one wmoi annoy Saturday at

etoI'uoon,1 on the lawn book of the ngm
row of college buildings They wow,

Ill Fred and the‘ w'rlto'r. 'I‘hev were
ting and mlkto‘g uhont the arm.
than sports Aagdhev talked. the pro

 

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y Manda. boys add,
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firms and remained standing 11114.

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IIttlo ohahgl Blll sold to Brad "It Is'

essor was soon. going towumds the.
the compuh. lie.
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you mm to?!"

Ins this? . y
,‘ down, thank God. 6nd sank
1 my chair In an agony of

that I had shod Since I but In

"good bye for the la

could command my dice
the whole In shroblo
possible) my... '10er

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room and ole ."
’I‘horo Ia ouothin'g you 11.1.1616 to

xmoaaon. aatd Watt .11 mloute

om. come hhclt and la'
my 1011de revolver on Ms table.
not. h‘hI om: around mo and out what
any madly man, It sehms to me, would
do to a friend Who had suffered as I
had—«what my mother would havoc

done If God had spared her the node

She had been In his place”

As BIII flhlshed hts story. with one ‘

' ot thou quick changes that made htm '

. .1 him I am the do): Shoop‘." Amt.
; this Is what the professor old to But.

1 arming oommnlon. he sold.
“I’ll heal; you b

SIMPLE Remov FOR LA GRIPPE. '
Lu grime 1'. IIghs are dangerou'o us .

they frequoiflly ’I‘III

IIIR. Iioloys II nP: and '1‘
stops the (10m.

and the tough . ' '
need he named Thu? 111611 of?

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