Cut a Piano Certificate with
every purchase
you nothing.
Launc h Works
Boat Frames set up .1111 ready to 1
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonlglrt.1'l‘uesdaéfalr follow-
ed by showers. A long ongh of low
pressure extends from Texas north-
eastward to the Lake raglan. it is
producing cloudy and unsettled weath-
er With 1121111; showers in the central
and Western sections. The tempera-
ture is rising rapidly in the central
and eastern sections. Pleasant weath-
- er prevails along the Atlantic ”Coast
Conditibns favor nor this vicinity fair
weather followed by increasing cloud
brass and rising temperature tonight;
. Tuesday, fair. followed by showers.
Ke‘nn‘th Gilbert. ’ cf Silvermlne,
spent yesterday in westport.1
Herbert Lane. of Silverrnlue. has
secured a position at the Norwalk
Hotel
I Mrs. Richard Volgt. or Burritt ave-
, nus. is recovering from an attack of
. pleurisy. '
Harold' K. Stone. of Isaac street,
has resigned his position at the Nor
walk Hot tel.
11.15.111.11. Keunlnon“, of West street.
has returned home from an extended
vl'slt to Europe.
Is the best coal ‘too good for you?
Read the answer in the adv. of 11.
liarshfleld‘ 8: Son co;
b‘lyhp a: Ryan, will lpll gong, ow, to
pn the finishing touch on your aster
outfit. Read their adv.
Joseph H. -.Gorham of South Main
ctr-beet is to- move to the Charles St.
John place in Elizabeth street.
Miss ‘li‘idna Benton, of Newtown ave-
nue. was the guest of Miss Jennie
Guthrie, of Silvermlne, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knapp. of ‘New
Yolk city. spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Fillow. BaYVlew avenue.
Cy rt‘t‘p William Gray, (In, the popular
young banker of Norwalk, spent. the
Sabbath with friends in Astoria L. 1.
Thomas O'Connor. of NewYork
city. is spending a few days with his
'mother. Mrs, O'Connor. of Silvcrmine.
John W. Wehle, the well known
bass soloist. rendered The Palms. at
the morning service at St.--' Paul's
» Church, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs George“ C. Lockwood
have returned to their home in High
street, after spending, the 1 winter
months in California.
lilies Edna Alken. of Lebanon Hospi-
tal New York city, is spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. Ella. R.
Aiken, of Silvsrmine. 1 .
Easter gloves, neckwehr, ‘veilings,
hosiery and para‘sols‘ of reliable qual-
ity and mostapproved style, can‘ be
had at N. E Ryan "&. Co. a. -
Frank J. Kelley has arrived home
from his studies at the dental college
of the University of Pennsylvania, to
spend a Week’s Easter Yacht-1011..
Harry McAllister Mrs. MoAlllster.
Miss Evelyn McAllister and cousin
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Guthrie. of Silvermine, yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr..a.ud
Mrs. John C Hines, ‘of 15 Chestnut
street. Norwalk. early. Saturday ,xiiorn‘v
lug Mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
G G. E111st,",ofwe‘St avenue. has
purchased a line new Cadillac thirty
horsepower automobile from F. E.
Lockwood & Company, of Wall street,
the local agents 1
. . The sensols of The Norwalks resum-
‘ or! their decision this} morning, after
the spring vacation. Goad Friday be-
ing a holiday. the school will observe
the day by closing ‘
Colonel and Mrs Cedrge D. Russell,
- or West avenue. left Norwalk yester-
day for Spring Lake N. J, where they
will 1111111111111 111111.111“ ”at the Wilber-
ion House. whic is conducted by Col-1
onel 1111111111111.
A special; 11111111111111 1
meeting of the
Philathea Class oi’ the Phat Methodist
Episcopal Church: 1'1 called on Tuesday
evening at 1:115 11111111111 at 111111.. ,T. I. Ray-
mond. at 7 45 ogclopk.
please 111111111 an affairs
,h member
is:
, bsent.
i‘."'11tcr' 111111111.
“.de Cnlndc
1101 Int the Hole
1111’. “1111111111..“
Miss Adcllc Ba‘I
‘ LET us‘wal‘r‘s vauns.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
rumors. 1
1 3~ 75 Washington sir-sol. south Nor-walk. 1
‘ RUSSELL’S
ff Varsity, Chocolates and
it will. cost Ii
Saturday Candy
2"‘-CT-
BAXTER S
51101311301113
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
OysterShellPolnt.Norwalk
1 11011111111 R. ‘. MONROE’,‘
House Mover ‘
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt-
ly attended to. General contracting. P.
0.13911 733, South Norwalk.
" —’l"he D. M. [fend adv is‘ bound to in-
terest you. [letter read it.
The adv. of A. F.sBecknranrr it Co.
is sure to interest the housekeeper.
“There’s a reason for it." Read the
reason in the adv. of Manuel ,T. Hatch.
Yen will find a fine assortment of
Easter post cards at W. A. lirlgger-
mans.
Tire 111111.111 the South Norwalk Sav-
ings Bank you will find the best kind
of advice
Miss Frances Surhne Ailing. of this
city, is the guest of her grandparents
in West Haven.
Miss Helen ‘Curnyn. of Connecticut
avenue. has been entertaining friends
from Greenwich.
1 Miss. Miriam Close, of Franklin ave-
nue, spent yesterday with friends in
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
A barge containing 600 tons of soft
coal has solved in the harbor lot the
Ferris" Coal Company. 1 ‘
William Cowporthwalt was in town
Saturday. Mr. Cowperthwalt has a
Very promising position as chauffeur
for Mr. Marsh, of Bridgeport.
‘The old South Norwalk trclghl
house was burned Just one year ago
tonight.’ cbnstitutlng the largest fire
in the city for several years previous.
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Osborn, who
have been spending the past six
months in Daubury, have returned to
their residence in Arch street, Nor-
walk.
1 John Flynn, who is employed at tho
Binns Chemical Works, has been go
ing through a very serious illness or
pneumonia. but is believed to be
slightly improved.
1 The union harbor shops of the town
will have a half holiday on Good Fri
day. They will keep open until ll
o'clock Thursday night and on Friday
will close at noon.
‘ The Ladies Aid Society of the
South Nor-walk Methodist church has
planned an interesting Easter Sale for
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
'iihcre will be no charge for admis-
s on.
-There will be an Easter sale of
pretty things. suitable for gifts. home
made cake and candles, in the par
lore of the let M E. Church, on Wed-
nesday afternoon from 2 to 6. After
noontea will be served. .
"‘ Mrs. Winfield Scott, who recently
underwent an operation at the Dan-
bnry Hospital, is doing nicely at her
home in Mcr‘wln air at. and has not
had a. relapse as w reported among
some of her, friends last week.
The best advertisement is a pleased
customer and spectacles and eye glass-
es that lit the face and sight are the
kind that please. That's the kind the
«to Home: Hoyt, sell. Give them a trial.
‘Mls’s Edith Cartlw‘lgbt. of Felix—
stowe, England, who has been spend
lug a few peaks in South Norwaik
with her brother, left for New York
today and will sail for England tomor
row morning on the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm ll.
Attorney Nehemiah Candec, has Just
been very pleasantly surprised by
learning that her story A Receiptcd
Tax Bill, " in the short story contest
of the New York Herald in the school
teachers’ department, has won her the
first prize of $75 for the week of March
7. Mrs Candcc was more than 1800
votes ahead of her nearest ‘competb
t‘or, who received the $25 prize.
' G. Ferman‘ Waters and wile.
South Norwalk. Conn" 1-11.: visiting in
the home of .I. F. Byxbee. This is
their first visit to California and they
are delighted with the country around
‘Pnio Alto. They visited Los Gatos
One day this week. and enjoyed the 11,111
very 111nch.Tl1ey expect to return
home in about a month, although Mr.
‘Byxbce is trying‘ to induce them to lo
cate heiew-Palto AIlto Tribune. Pulo
Ain‘t), California
.._-... —--‘~~«~-_-- -... ~11 .. «4...
10 North 11.111 81'. until Norw‘sl‘k
, , Afloat liar A. c. Bplllilng'e
' 311-1111er oInd 3.1111111. Good
Launches of “all sizes built to order ‘
Fcnwlck Optical Company, successors 1
Mrs. Annie Chnnn 111111111111. wife of ,
we have ever made.
Ground Each Day.
Ash 11 or "Bonnie"
‘llomo (11111111.: Foods.
49 WAL‘L STREET.
NORWALK.
‘are made‘ to displace the much higher- -priccd P. .
of exclusive 111151-11. So they please the averagd ‘_ __ ,
skipped the freaks and picked the winners.
Spring Ov‘crccats from $10 to $25.
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
And the Easter Hat and Furnishings you need You’ll 3/,
find here in the big‘gcdt. broadest showing of Spring styles .5
14 South 1111111“ aria “ ‘
““A REASON FOR IT!"
Why. do you suppose. we built the finest. most complete Mill for.
miles around? Of course its aplaasure to own and operate such a
1nili;bnt we couldn’t afford it as a luxury.
1 We built it to further our facilities for
Ground feeds for Horses. Cattle and Poultry, loads that will stand
preeminent above all others. There are swarms of brands of ordinary
' Western feeds; take your choice, if that’s all you want. _,
With a splendid Mill behind us. our feeds are the finest that can
be pr.oduccd Absolutely cleanmure and sweet and best of all Fro-hr
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MOONWOWNMWWWOQW
Telephone can 632.2 ,
making Fresh Home
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Easter Cards, Bibles, Prayer
‘ Books and Hymnals '
erlram P Beers
1 ‘BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ‘ '1 1 ‘
a sou'rH MAI‘N eraser. .
scum NORWALK.
nos snap. ,
suck snap:
TELEPHONE 108.
JI-
Miss Jessie Gerard, of South Non:
“walk has gone to Washington 11.0.,
fur a -w'eek 11 vacation.
morning, for the spring term
will be no sessions on Good Friday.
11112111111 Mrs Frank Goodchlld in-
tend to 11111111 from, Mrs Arthur
r'l‘heile 11‘ house 1.11.1.1... avenue to
1111111111111 1 Attorney and Mrs. Percy l.
Edwards intend to move into Mrs
'l‘heile‘ 3 house. ‘
John W. Duke, of the. water coni-
‘rnlssinners' ofllce who has been serl
ous‘lv ill, at his home in Elizabeth
street, " reported as somewhat im
proved .Dalre‘ has been, suffering
tr‘orn acu‘t indigestion
iiarold
New London after spending a week
:11 his former" home in \orwalk
A ten mile cross co‘nntr‘v‘ 1u‘u‘ will 1111
held in Stamford on Good Friday; 111
will compete. The run is open to any-
‘ ‘ V th‘ , ‘A.
11111“
tli 11:11: men of ,3 1111.1 1‘11
.“chk"
V‘u‘n‘ 1.1.111 has returned to
i
1
The public schools reopened thiszlimlnnry preparations are being made
For
some time Mr Van Llew has been a’ ‘1:
‘ iinotyps operator on the New London , .
1 Day. b11151 111111 takes a similar position 1'
‘1. N 1111111111111 Morning 'II‘ele
which runners from surrounding towns ,
,T
course is‘ from Stamfor in Greenwich ,
1 111111 return. Clifford d“flo‘p” BedédldtlI ‘
Webb, of South Nor-walk, 1111111
1511111111 Mnlvoy. of Norwalk, ‘wlil corn. ,
BY EXPRESS TODAY
151‘. 111
12c lb,
. "-
Extra Large Rockaway Long Clams, 80c Qt. Oysters,
Clams. and All Kinds of Fish;
Cut‘bill’s Bridge FiSh Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Protect Your Valuables
IN THE
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
or THE I1
1113111111wuusr cu
BOXES ARE FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR
RUSSIAN EMPEROR'S SUMMER
. puss.
sr pnrnnsnuad, April 53—1015
'il1crc. for a round of state visits by the em-
' per or to the Scandinavian capitals and
possibly to London 111 the early some
mer According to the plans. his man
lestv will leave in June aboard the
imperial yacht Standard escorted by
a division of the Baltic fleet and ter-
1 node boats and will go to Stockholm.
Christianla and' Copenhagen and per-
haps thence to England to return King
Edward" 3 visit, during the snIr‘nnier'. In,
11 that this is the urn; extensive
penal 111p projectedmlhcc 1901 -
‘M 11,1 ‘ 11‘
not tril‘rd. 111111111111 '
Ovpzp‘i‘gbt's victory
‘1“ at 1! o'clock the 1111111111 steadied unr
der the lead of the chants stocks.
oral Electric gained 3%,
“ and llllnois Central 1%. Chicago and
I1. Alloll fell I1.
fell 1.
' Beading pulled the market up later.
'. The feverish fluctuations In Reading
at a reaction of 11/, made the tone un-
‘ demand.
with the market holding a net gain of
. tour to five points at midday
‘ lllllllllliill IlBIlllll IS Ill
-' South Norwalk Fish Club last night.
, selves to the support of the United
‘ Matters. and their action was endorsed
' several organizations promised to our
any event it is‘ regarded 1111 111111111111:
"' 11911111111 relation in the. possibility Man.
”1 unjusIlmem of the mutter‘s lnvo in
it 11110-11111
large buying ordersin lathe stock
advance. ‘
rboroug Metropolitan pf? ', 1,54. and
Pa lilo;
P
vii? quite sharp,
American
Smeltlng 2, Erie First pfd.. Amalgaé
mated Copper and Third Avenue. lifi‘.
WALL... STRUE’I‘, Noon 410111111
‘, were distributed again, and the reault- ‘
, lug recessions carried prices 11111111111,
instant-es t'blow the level of Saturday.
Utah Copper, Virginia-Carolina Chemi-
cal pfd. and Mncksy Companies pin.
The rapid advance of 2% in
certain at noon. l‘ionds were firm.
NEW YORK. April 5.——-Ne1v high
records were made for the season in
the cotton market today on active gen-
eral buying, with May contracts sell-
ing at 9 .79 and oct‘obcr at 9. 55 or 50
to 110 points above the low level of two
weeks ago. Dry weather in the south-
west nnd reports ‘of an lmprdvod trade
secured to be attracting in-
vestment buyers. and while realizing
was very heavy, it was .- well taken,
. D
[it Slllll lfillll
(Continued from first page)
he was More Saturday when the pogo,
tlatluns were made.
TENT FOR‘HATTERS.
The Fish Club Votes to Alum—The
Unlorr Hatters to Go a Camplng.
1At the monthly meeting of the
the club voted to give the union hat-
ters the use of their big tent. for camp-
lhg ill-poses; '
soon the hatter-s will 1.11111 ad-
gc of this offer will depend on
the weather Secretary John W. Scul-
lcy said this morning there is great
fun in store for the members of the
rude camping on the islands.
Said he: “The men will go down
and get the camp under way and per-
haps we can induce the ladies to come
down and cook for us."
R‘oll Call ."'
The members of 1
soaloilon will have another roll call
6
in Washington street.
Gift From Mrs. Studwell. 1
‘1‘Mrs.Fnunic J Joyce. president of
the Trimmers‘ Association, is in re-
ceipt of a liberal cash gift from Mrs.
J. W. Studwell for the Association's
treasury The ladies express their sin-
cere appreciation of the gift. 1
BENEFITS ARE, RIESU MED.
United“ Hatters ‘Made Re‘gular Pay-
manta.
(Dunburv Newa, Salurzday 1
The payment of the regular weekly
benefits from the national defense
fund of the United Hatters of North
America was resumed today. and pay-
ments are being made to the members
of the local association this afternoon
and evening. at their headonnr‘ters in
the opera house block. The expected
announcement that the money unpaid
be forwarded from the national head-
quarters in time for payment today.
was received from New York yester-
day afternoon by the officers of the lo-
cal associations, and as it was then too
late to arrange for the various shops
crews to call at headquarters at spe-
cially designated hours, a general plan
of payment was adopted. The pay-
ment of the benefits began at half past
No this afternoon and will be con:
tinned during the afternoon and even
in until all are paid.
The resumption of benefits from {1111.
national treasury 11 the result of the
meeting in Washington this week un-
der the auspices or the American Fed~
oration of Labor, 'at which the nation»
al and, international labor 1111111111111.
Lions using union labels pledged them
by the federation itself. At‘ that time
tlcipate the regular assessment of ten
cents per member.. which is payable on
April 17. by forwarding their first I-pay
merits immediately. . 1
An Associated Press dispatch from
this ‘nolnt': . .
“Money in .la‘rge‘iamounts 111111111 to
pour into‘ the treasury of 11111 United
Bottom of North America today. as 11
result of the assessnrent of all trades
unions by the American Federation of
1.1101. The asssssment- 'was ordered on.
Tuesday by 11111 eneral executive
board of the feds tied and today the
sitters began to 111111 1111111111 1
returns. A 1111111131111 51. 200 from the}:
‘ Mutual 111111111111 Protective Association
1 , 111111.111 York city? Was the first remit-
’ 11111111 to arrive.
The ‘llatters' Union
by resumed the paym‘enmi Weekly
arisd‘ts' to" the 111, iii .1 it is especial
3‘ d b tlr
éI . ‘ '
g‘e today,
1 a considerable irrmase,‘ and' expect to
tomorrow afternoon at Red Man’ a 'Hall '
, day of April When they figured up the
doing much better than they expected.
New York this sfternoo‘n says upon .
. Several “' recommendauoo
at, 1a_weelt"s‘yacittlon ‘irom, their,
1» 11,11“.
. at at 1111 opening, and prices fol.“ -
_ lowed the ”earlier London
, Westinghouse Electric advanced 2. ln- 1
Advance
Phone 165-5 .
news yet in relation to the future of
Judd 6t 00., but Bethe! people are
hopeful that the company will begin
preparations shortly to continue busi-
hens, and leading citizens of the hon
ongh are working to that end.
VON GAL BROTHERS' FACTORY.
scum—q-
Danbury Young Men in Bethsl Making
a Success.
(Dsnbury News)
Jacob and Edgar von Gal. the two
Danbnry young men who went to Both-
ei a month ago. and commenced the
manufacture of hats under the ii in
name of von Gal Brothers. in the r~
mar soft but factorv. are making a suc-
cess of the business. had have appar-
ently bright prospects for the future.
They are hustlers, and know the busi-
ness thoroughly, and business is rapid-
ly coming their way. .
Von Cal Brothe1s 111111. a well eqnlp~
pod shone which is now turnip out
thlr-ty six dozen hats ‘11. day. an has
been doing that for the past fifteen
business days they are prepared for
work up to fifty dozen ‘a day or more. - ‘
The new first commenced work on
the first day of March, "and on the first
111011111 11 business, found that they were
and batman; the average output was
thirty~six domes, they were doing even
more on some days. Several well
known Danbury men are employed in
the different departments.
The shop which they occupy is 11111 a
large building, but the von Gal‘ Broth
are have it so arranged that ‘lt is not
only convenient but commodions. The.
boiler and engine are in the. basement
where are also the‘ press and rounding
machines.
0n the main floor are found in con-
venient succession the finishing room
111111 fourteen lathes. the curling and
settingu‘oom. the trimming room, and
finally the luring up and packing. _
The concern is securing a well es-
tabllshed trade among some of the
best wholesalers, and they are striv-
ing to make hats that will satisfy and
hold their trade.- They are catering
particularly to the trade of the large
jabbing houses with hats of the better
grade; 1111a havd' already among their
customers a me of the best houses in
the hat trade. ‘ ‘1
They are 11111111111; 11 specialty of hats-1‘
containing their own mark. and have
adopted a catchy mark in the ‘V. GI. B.
Hats 1 ., ,
W 1
GOMPER‘S 'ON HAT STRIKE. I
111-1111119111 of‘ the A. F.‘ 111 L‘. U‘rges‘ All
. Unionists to Give Support. ,
A long circular was read at yester-
day' a meeting of the Central Federated
Union from President Campers, of the
American Federation ht Labor urging
all organized labor to: support the
strike or the United Hatters or North
America against the Associated Hat
Manufacturers for the, restoration of
the union label. He said that the eke
cut‘lve cunncll of the American Federa-
tlo‘n of Labor would do all in its pow-
or to help the striking batters.
1.111111, than 1.000 men and women
were mployed 1n the 11111011 111511 shop‘s;
mpera said, and they assessed
themselves 25 per 111111.01 their enm-
lr‘rgs for the Strikers but- this would
be only a. drOp in the bucket.‘ There
were 10. 0‘00 batters and 5. 000 but trim-
mers on strike. which,‘ with the faml‘
lies ‘-'of the strikers; involved 40, 01111
1111111 and women.- Through Mr Van
or Manntactnrers, M11115 era-.13
suits 1.111111111111112 165346.090 ‘w
,er
whole thin
I use
ccm
led the latter as to methods of help
the strike These the Cit;
MOYlnB
caching
or ‘ ‘
Sprung Sui,-
Men ,Young Men and Boys
(I Hundreds of beautiful patterns in
our made-to-n‘masure department.
Price’s Clothing Star
98 Washington Street
Clea‘v‘e‘ and.il,hs 11111111111111 .Asstmlatlpn _ , ,
“1.5 - , ‘ ‘
e, and
three helir‘s
Showmé; '3;
South Norwalk
msocsur 11111111111411.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bartram R 11111-1 1
an Neglecting Their 01111111119. ,. 1
The three small children of Mr. and?
Mrs. Calvin Bartram, of River street.
seem to be a‘ burden to their parents.‘
Bar tram. who is employed at the Mo ‘1
Nlernsy place in Broad 11114111, “blight
his wife to Norwaik on 81111pr 11 11111111
house in River street. 111111. 311111.111
has been in the Weslport sanitarlnm
twice but was discharged from that
place recently. . .
The people that conduct the board-v.
lng house in River street stated to a
Sentinel reporter that wheniMr Bar-
tram engaged the room for his wife
last Sunday.evenln‘g. he said nothing;
to them about Mrs. Bartram ever be"
of Bartram have been keeping the
children, and when they been! that,
she had engaged a room in the River
street house, called‘ at the 101111111111
asked for Mrs. Bartram; When told
that she was not in, they wanted to
leave the children with the landlady.
who, oi course. ‘idld not knbw 1111111111»
and Mrs. Bartram had any chlldreni '
and promptlv‘ refused to let the worn, ”
leave them at her house. Soégpirsl
out were the women that the HI!"
be left with the lady of the 111111
Chief of Police Bradley hbd l0
ed. and‘ after hearing the Iiitor
Mrs. Chase. of Knight st
for until 11111111111 should cal for: the
Mrs Chase. who is a lipid ,workl
Woman, kept; the 11111111111111 long.
she could. without having lved
penny for their support, a at ya
lng started for. the 110111.; gs
street, but was refused adm salon by
the owner of‘ the house. was recruited
that they did not want the childrs
as they did not 111111111310 11111. All last,
evening Mrs. Bartram Walked the
streets, evading Mrs. Clio so, and the
children, Who were" trying “5 ‘ioclit‘
her. and every time she thong
of the c‘hlldr‘en saw her, she would dar
into a doorwavz. Mrs. Chase“ consulted
Captain Hunt in the matter, but aft
ward took the children to her home
Knight street. Mrs Chase said
something must be done.‘ as she can
not afford to keep them any 1611”;
for nothing S‘h‘s went to the sol
me‘n this' morning. ‘an‘d it wits decided
to send the children away. ,1;
The children range in age from
year to 151111 years.
boys and one 'girl—C alv‘ldy three .
poldrsI Boy. {our and, the you
Norwa‘lk Lock 51111111511" II.” no
1111111111.. Schedule to T2911 111111111
, Business is imprivvlng for.
of Well’known‘ South 111111111111
factoring concerns and‘ 1151111
the year appears ‘very bright,
This morning the 11111111111111
(10111111111111, which has been ruhd‘ln
nine hours time; returned to a at
hour schedule. ,
The' backwood Manufacturing com
pany is also reported .as 1111111.: no
is expected that the Ironnsb‘ur
thewnon ComnsnY. manufdct
shoes.: which. has had a little
some of its 11111111111111.1115 1w ,
1.111 time in ey‘er‘y depalrtment
shertly . - ‘1
The 1111111311111. 1.1.1.11...
creased their working itI‘l‘Irpe
a week.
””1““ “Phil “is? 1111111111.; 11111 '111e' "
gives a tombinsd .atItemmI . .
11:15]: 11111111
yer". .,
111111.11 Thilrrsdwrr :9
1111111111111, prayer
‘ Noroton 1 sch
[printer 23”!“
the li
ago, and secured board former at a. . ..
big in a s‘adltarinnr. The 1W0 sisters“
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