stusoss‘
as,
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William Miller, of the Ilrtil of Church
To: ’I use.”
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nothing more my and contiI
' diurniture which we
Flt‘tléi‘si Diretftors and! ' ‘
[2- l8 North Main Street. ' ‘
Mill". spelt T with rein-
lives In Bayonne,me ‘1
Mrs. Coll Editabb 'and ‘ltlissy Louise
echnnh. of Railroad 'Ivdnlie" have bccn
guests of relatives In New York city.
W...
Misti Allele Brede. of Lowe sheet,
has accompanied her niubt Nils llam-
9y, to hiyn. to spend the suInIIIeI
vacation.
e rehearsal for “Ye Little Ulde
sC cert" will be held this even
in'g‘ 1&7. I in the Sunday school rooms
of tile Norwslk M. iii" Charo:
oruIel’Iy of Nor-
gsiit‘ “Militia 00nd 0 tile. seiectmen of‘
étty of lip Iford, was In Norwaik
blond“. reheating old acquaintances.
Mr“ Myrtle Charlotte Boonlsch and
this. IzaCrolx. Who hat/c been
Sanding a month In Peekaitiil New
it. have roIIlrIIs'd to their homes In
built Norwalk. , ,
'ii‘ho New sum food's D‘anb’ury
urdsy sent to New Milford where
rations upon a bridge on the Belk
rodibision‘ or the road were begun
.QY- ‘
:M‘m”. :’ Ii'i:"r1‘
will: fifivn Q m;
‘d
we; no: dim; dobdonmcgigd;
W' dnh'h’li‘dh nddfl'él‘r" all?
off-losing the wines "sluft' no
wig demote In.
. '1‘ e case of John Szoiedi. charged
' . natural: .1th Beverley both
It: rtilildents of Spring
who title to come up this morn
the r who dropped
fit Idd’iho use have in the
me Itde rletlds ants.
rs. George P. Dreber. of Weslfleid.
, nation..- «no use spending s
iv is with. her, 30%“ Mr. and
fl. lbw Ha cit street.
return home this week. accord
j, by her 'sister list Gbxtrudo
till. who tVIli be htir gdeht for It
no: Williaml’ I . Bailey.
go mmudw s told Drain sstIIids'r
n 0 Bulk
old. What. It M80 “e without a
g vote drill the House
who?“ tor Isrifi. on fur hats. This
“or oi“; xrégtbintport‘snce to all
as iIIiI‘I’IInI In t with their hear
ty almrov’sl.
or‘d lie 5 hléoélv oi tho pro
P {twin ’F. Timeouts
0:011“ the tun-st. first class. to: tile
Hampshire. heir. ”Mulvl
“MB (if the US ..3 film
with. an ms. P..“d Mulvt~
-, for 19 of hill Norwnik but
' _ _ residing In Blithe]
II
I “s ' ‘ Is’I Alice "Boris
cultured Mist oldie, Mrs: EbenIHill
«Fund nitride .. my a ew Nttt'fll'ig
rd went I0
Jana-"fl berg Bishop. ”Addie conc’m'sfdn
housings refreshments were serv~
and fitsqciablew s‘fteI' upon Indulged
‘(
Iof Newport. R 1.. and Is »
' light and. dank nor
0 B. Jackson
‘ ' Optician
EVer‘y‘thing in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
~ Is wAti. shred-r. . anon“: us
a
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NORWALK.
node I ENERGY!
And a Business Education at
Merrill College
Insured Salary. Promotion, Success.
South Norwsllt iStsmfo’rd , Port Chester
The Money You
Throw Away
In trying to repair your uuwlnnhiir
yourself could better be spent here.
We can do the repairing .much bettet
than you, much quicker and at a les
cost than you Would spcud III tinker
tag your car. Skilled work is cheapest
and our auto repairing is certainly
skillful
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘AL '8
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work,
Road Oiiing
RAYMCND BROS
he Hatch 81 Bailey Co
, *soors uonALx. CONN.
van In. as. ‘ ‘ ‘ who. in. «s.
I;
Wu”.
OIL iLunlhor andMIiiWorkfor Everything
from a Piggery to a Painoe
"WI wonld our particular ittontlon to our Moulded Wooden antlers
mode in two sizes of Douglas fir, the most durable of modern woods: will out
last metal and is more omsnrs‘ntsl. .
Also the confidently I'o‘colnmend “Lincoln Roofing" for roots and also for
ilsb'illog in plso's' "of motor. Does not rust or decay and will last a llfetims.
"00"-
We place on sale this used sbou
es, a,Iuostiy neat
regularly at. 81. 26 .78 a.
'l'iiese suits orb godlbtiolldi9‘ full. the workmanship is faultless and size
assortments are so complete that you ’ll ihavem no trouble in being thoroughly
I; 5dbzen Sunlmer House Dresses. in
d lane in- black and white streets, sold
~ 2 I planned and tlel‘foctly’flihttJ
_ N E ..RYAN CO
.‘ss WAmeQ’l‘BN enabler~ scorn. nonunion
\“ofih- ...
Dot to had
. inpronrlri‘te bill“ {to your Wilbfioraunimer needs.
unwise-w
7;;i“
You Want White Motive”
QIlTlNN '0 “lg as
TAN sags Alla sL‘Ack errors.
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7 Fr 1‘
NDHWALK
I
v
'* 'wd'slt nssn‘tlssitrv HI.
Tar, Flag, Cabineht, Grayel, Asphalt, Concrete
NE—Dnrlng summer months we will close Saturdays promptly st
‘1 i. ., rib}
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‘Y.‘
onoond Tlrns that Bimllsr Disaster
"V 'lls hid it “in! com.
Alden Bo man‘s. of this city. and sevv
orsl hundred woos ontvisitors to the
Catskills Iner esor what I
dun on train of
"N'ew Yor .Dntsrto and western
,I’Ihad s rllfiii‘illu sxpenienre that
eye‘n'lu when a ware derailed
It Wit to Hand 1: ve.t three miles
north of Idvlsgliton Manor The low
motivo jumped the track and plunged
Mira a ten foot embankment qug-
. .‘ ( gtbe tender and combination bsg-
, :te car, which piled on top of It-
nonlinear and liremun were Itlll-
. I‘ll/e twang" cars were switched
; tilt: ‘the rails. but. by a fortunate
brook In the (odplIItm Iay were left
to thelnown momentum; rid dug their
wheels so deep turn the north that
~ they came to it standstill before resch-
In] the edge of the embankment.
Some of the passengers jumped
through the windows. II precaution
which provoti'needlesI-I. as none 01’ the
cars were upset.
This was the nocond time with! I 0
years that train No. 3 has met It ss-
ur at White Horse curvu in each In
stance. the engineer and fireman junip-
ed from‘ the toppling locomotive. but
. . were caught III the wreckage nIId itii~l
ed. and neither time was any pusen
nor IIIiqud. It to reported that a de-
Isctlve. iooomotich wheel ealised Fri
, Ilsy' s wreck. Reuben Vundemurls was
the engineer, and Lester Doughcrty
Ills fireman. Mr. Soimans was IIIIIII-
lured.
Miss WILSON SURPRISED.
Tits Occasion Was the Fourteenth An-
niversary of Her Birthday.
There was a birthday surprise party
given Saturday et'eniug to Miss Kalll'
ryn Wilson. at her home. 7 Day street,
Miss Wilson celebrated her fourteenth
birthday outlive-dry. and a very
pleasant timeyma enloycli. There was
music. singing. dancing“ and games.
Those present ‘werc the Misses
Kathryn Wilson. Pauline Weston. Fibs
nit! Weston. Sarah Warde. Mattie
Strange, Pearl Jackson, Gertrude POW
I-Ii. Julia Whitney, Mabel Whitney.
buoy Middleton: Daisy Wilson. Angus
to Price. “Emily burlIIgsteIu. and
Messrs. George Weston. Walter Ward».
Albert Springstein. Alvis Wilson. Roy
IIi Wilson.
A bountiful collation nus serled at
‘l: 45 p.111... and at it o'clock the guests
departed wishing Miss “been many
happy returns.
. ‘t 0
Summer Furniture
hot is particularly pleasing in design
Ind thoroughly durable. Chairs Rock-
Irs,,17Ivsns Small Tables. 'l'abourettes
Ilc., ll
,Wiciter snd'lteed
o‘er the Beosutibn Hall. Plans or
tumor living room no turnisblngs
:3, equal those articles for comfort,
ties. and artistic streets.
OTheA. J.A vine
doth?
1“- so” w'ss'HIhor‘on eraser.
But 0dr 259 Blond Keeps
to the Fore.
It has son the standard-at
tho'mo'JI‘ 9|:on" sit amt tilts
country, and theta is its rsslon‘
1! MM .Iitlt ltwlllvwnllniio "I
load. 'IWounonIt'oi .lt. absolutely '
smooth-rotors ms the wool-
.tIz..tIa.-‘....Wllon~you theorist. s
Cortes that is “as good tn the
WWIMIM eIII-I.-..er 25c -
sound." you can depend smut '
that It costs III: or for I”!
Is wiist c‘oir‘Iw as H d is our
Bo blond onto in other stores."
Wit“
The Union Paolf‘c
,. Tea Co.
Iind’n 'rl'brs tor ducts
”1'26 Washloston Street.
as 7542-3.
5.: motorway
new-”-
HWW
" he assumes no
' East at Yale Divinity School
' tee of tile National Cotidoil
I
will “if ‘
Lost Sermon in the {idler bl “Pic
Iuresque Visions oi ills Bible”'
Last evenlnzthegltev. Front: D‘IIII-
weii Waiter p cited the is'atserruon
of the series “Picturesque Vlsions
of the Bible." in the First Methodist
Episcopal church; before u lords cow
negation His tsit was chosen from
the book of 190mm, sixth chapter fill
fourteenth verbs: "Go In this thy
might sud thou shalt dellver'lsrsei
from the hands of the Mldlsaltl‘nt." He
Illld’ in port: .
All through the mum of tile world I
'men have been Illinois ’to sowmg|
by the certulilit'y 'ot‘ rd hing more
may he tearful sowings try, but
tilt-re must he sheaves suds tings
lemon-or. The assurance of victory
often w as bottles betors they m.
fought. Dobbt so to the outcome
makes the heart sick, titres the nerve
out of the arm sud tension out of the
thought. When war In rumored along
the border lines of nations. all oom-
me’l-rlai enterprise and activity will
cease. We are not Inspired to sow If
we know that war horses are likely to
trump out our grain. We will not
build homes, if the enemy ls going to
stand and warm their hands over the
burning rafters. 'i‘lIt- ussuraucu of the
future harvest always gives courage
and hope to tile. bower.
- The picture before us is that of Isra-
el sowing and the l’iIIiIstIues coming
down and gathering in the harvest.
tlod calls Gideon to deliver lsruel out
tin-hands of the Midlnuites In the words
of the text. “Go than in this thy might
and thou shall deliver lsraei out of the
builds of the blidlnnlles."
Emphasis Is placed here upon the
manifestation of God to men. No man
I
ville revelation.
cd from weakness to strength. from
L‘Dwnflilt‘t‘ to courage, from plgnlles to
giants through God's cull to service.
The mutants of the man is the mea-
sure of his ability to permit the divine
to cuter his life that be me reveal It
to the world. We are the c Illinois of
God's grace, and power through which
he constantly pours the riches of His
gospel upon the world.
Crises reveal the possibilities which
are within Iueu. lsrael's slavery rc-
vealed Moses, and her csiie revealed
Daniel. The early persecution: showed
us Paul, and the German reformation
singled out Luther. If you desire to
know the worth of a man, study hint
when undergoing some great crises.
The sermon Ihcu toolt up the cloth
acterislirs of the men whom (lod chos-
en us his‘agunts. Three characteris-
tics must be found in each one. First,
we must have a soul larger than our
ionsry men, and third, we must have
It clear \islou of the Christ upon the
INSN.
At the evening service, by special
request the anthem "lnhhmriistus et
Accfi‘cnsus by Rossini was sung by
the quartet choir assisted by Mrs. S.
H. Huntington Miss Minnie E. Lee
tukln the blfligato. it was rendered
In at ororlghly masterly manner. and
was enjoyed by the large congrega-
tion present.
SUMMER PU LPIT SUPPLIES.
Osversi Fromlncnt Preachers to be
Heard In South Nor-walk Con-
gregational Church:
The pulpit supply commit
South Norwaik Congregation ‘Clturch
announced the following preachers
during the absence abroad '0! the pos-
tor Rev Charles s Macfarisnd. in the
Church Calendar of yesterday. which
said:
Sunday. July 4 Rev. Jason N.
Pierce Mr. Pierce. formerly other of
Davenport Church. New Haven. and
now of the Church of the Puritans in
Brooklyn is one of the influential men
of the younger generation of breach-
ers, being gratitlhted from Yale Di-
vinity School In I906 He is assoclstt
ed With Dr. Macfariand as an advisory
member to the Yale Divinity School
faculty.
July lit-«Rev. James M. .Whlton.
Ph.l),.‘ of New York. Dr. Whiton. for
many years an editor of The Outlook.
and anthm of so many helpful books.
out the
our pulpit
July 18~Rev. Charles w. Shelton.
D.D.. Norwalk. Dr. Shelton. the sec-
retary olIthe New York Home Mis-
sionary society, has many times been
a. helpful visitor to the church.»
.lniy 25+Rcv. Carlton ll. Struyer.
of Greens Farms. Mr. Strayer Is show-
Ing how permanent an Influence s
preacher may create in a rural parish
snd‘bow strong such“ a church may be
made.
august l‘vRev wailsce M. Short.
pastor of Helicon flIll Congregutslonal
Church, Kahsa‘s‘Clty, Mo. Mr. Short
recelvdd his theological training in the
He is
one of the great leaders III the social
move opts among 'our churches and
iss‘ in [tor of the lndslitrlsl Commit-
August 84am;- ‘ths'ttlbnd‘ HG Clapp.
Mr Climb. now dirktor of i‘eilglbus
walk and instructor in New Tedtsrbeut
IGreek II‘t Yale.‘ is always a welcome
visitor. *
August ts—Rev. Jason N. fid‘l’cel
.Atmist 224m rsul Moore enliven
, or the Third PreibyteI-Isn Churoh. '
Rochester. N. v. Om‘ year would be
very incomplete wltltoltt the cheer" and
Inspiration of our farmer‘ pantor. In
cun ever be his best without this 't'il- ‘
Men have been chuu- ‘
surroundings; second we must be vts- _
will be cordially Welcomed again to '
Bills and Black, neatly trim
med. sizes 82 to 42. for to-
‘ltlght ......L‘a .......... 4,0138
19c FOR DAMPLE WASH
, IILTD.
. Worth up to ".00.
Just 300 Delta in lhis lot but
one worth less than '"25r
others worth 50c. 75c and
81.00.1‘ske your [)le to-
night for ................ 19c
taco. ssnne'rrss. Ilse EACH.
We will pini'e on sale to
night 100 Barrettee, hand
carved. ti different sizes; a
guaranteed catch with each
Barrette that's worth
something: never sold less
than st. Tonight. ...59c each
SHORT AND LONG OLEEVE
WAISTB, 98c.
Values up to $1.50.
Just 300 Wail-Its Ill this lot
and all sites. They go on
sale tonight .............. 90.
25c MERCERllED POPLIN, 19c
YARD.
An extra fine quality of Pop-
lin, now III great demand.
all colors; Instead of 26c
-.,...I...,_... .2
bought at a'gr‘eor‘mrldee,‘
yard "t6 ...tbe
uutllute his message which is always
lit hoiptul. , .
The summer plans are as follows.
The Junior Mission Circle will bring
children from the city for outings.
\\' lIstsoeveI and Endeavor Circles of
King's Daughters will continue their
visitation and relief woriiduriug the
summer.
The Woman's Association. the Men's
Club and the Young Men‘s Club will
announce any plans they may make,
through the local papers.
The Springwood Sunday sellout will
hold its regular sessions on Sunday
afternoons. at Its chapel. throughout
the summer.
The chorus rehearsals will he held
on Friday evenings.
The missionary offerings for July.
August and September wili be for the
Cowmtlonal Sunday Fcnool society.
The Sunday evening services will be
resumed In
hoot on Sunday, September ill The
hursday evening service In Septem-
lior. The Wliatsoever (‘Ircie of King's
Daughters. the Endeavor Circle. the
Christian inquiry Club and the Junior
Mission Circle in September.
sunosvs dv‘ss THE sen.
Rev. Frank Dunwoil Waiter Arranges
Sorl'es of Sundsy “Evening amass.
A series of Sunday evening serrnons
will be given on the next five Snudsys
by Rev. Frank Dunweii Waiter, at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
commencing at 7:30 o‘clock. The
dates and subjects. as well as the spec
lni music accompany each. will be as
follows: ,
July I.-“Romc-God‘s‘lifessnge from
tlIe‘WOrld' s Greatest Httln." Soprano
solo by MiseflMinnte E. Lee. ,
July 11—«" flan—A Great C'athcdral
as I Roll one Teacher." Bass solo by I
Stanley .Bea‘ns
Jul.) 18-" Paris—Religion and Pleas
ure' Trio—Miss Minnie E Lee. so
prado; Miss Elizabeth Richardson. con-
ta-aito': Daifld Albrecht, I‘enor.
July 25—“i.nodon—iteliglon and
Commerce " Colttralto solo by Mills
Elisabeth Richardson.‘
August l.—‘~"Edlnbnrgh~—The Rugtfll
Religion of s Stol‘ws‘rt People." 'l‘en’or
solo by David Albrecht.
CHURCH-CALENDARS.
..FirsI'M.,E. Church.
This evening the olliclal board will
hold Its regular monthly meeting in
class room No. 1. Each member is
urged to be presentlprolnptiy at 8
o'clock.
Tuesday evening. 1:45. class meeting
in Sunday school mom. led by Brother»
Seth Remington. Everyone is most
cordially invited
Thursday evening, 'I: if». Christian
hymn praise service In the Sunday“
school room All are asked to bring
a stanza from their favorite hymu and
read it at the service. Miss Sarah
Valentine wiii’sing a solo. , . .
Friday alternoon at. P. o'clock. the
Sewing Circle of the Ladies' Aid So-
ciety will meet with Mrs. came. lI‘.
Tristram. No.5 East Wail street Nor-
walk. A large attendance is desired.
a? lid 6 E4
. “I“‘ndrna’
c we “#6 Pt I A
LABOR LEADER- DEAD. .
WAVERfrlIiY. Must, Jnns 28.4—
F‘ranir id. Foster. I wells-own labor-
‘iesder of iiostob. died but night at.
the McLean Hospital new, where he
Whose splendid work at Rochester and
in whose great influence we rejoice ss‘Al dugluhe had been suitor
in one of our own
“August nil—item Professor Henry
Hsiism Tweedy. We are glad of the
Iopportunity‘ to hear ‘Professor Tweedy
{once more before he ceased 'to be one
jof our pastors, as he enters ll on his
work in the chair of homliet es and
‘gructicnl theology at Yale In Septem-
er
September 5 and 1 t—itev. James 0.
Month,- DMD. '0‘“? set. Mus wwe
ctttt ésdscity‘ in is
. visit we are have, the vice mod-
. “film
. erstor of the s‘tlh'sost council to sd- .
, minister the sacrament to us and 'to
I .I. .1 ...-I It .....I.
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ha‘ balm confined since Feb I Ilium.
.1. on
ipsresls for some time. death me Im-
expectedlys: He was bonfire old. Mr.
Foster first became slithered with
trades unionism while employed an a
printer In HIrtI'ord, Conn. and up to
the time or his illness hsd- been/in
ttvely engaged in‘ turtlrdrtng the ‘ln‘tsly
cots of"laborIII For‘ the bears. how
Ichslrmsn crate legislative‘commlim
of the American Fod'eiratton of Labor.
He had written It number or books and
essays on the lsbor problem. ‘ .
W
Heptember The Bible .
. school, Yule, whose skull wnsfis
' before Many,“ ddlegsuoyhtibhtiod
it‘d
You can‘t Judge a man's oodrspo by
the size or his bluff.
b
‘ I
.“MPLE "honour“ I 1‘ .
I v ”v.791s
in when. no ‘It'n‘d Ke' .
bo piunerl'owsgle at exactly one
half price. Thor are not In be
confounded with the flimsy,
iessly made garments elseW' ere
offered at such high ricos.
They are absolutely unmatched ,I
values, hrludsonlely trimmed and .
well made. "
PRICES RANGE FROM ‘3.“
7.
Value up to std.
ssc SILK Lists ‘srocxmoe. .
25o HAIR.
Guaranteed to heiohsttiuteiy
fast and stainless: do not
crock before or after wash-
ing: never sold loss than
3 for 81.00. Tonight. .25: Pr.
lllm-k, Brown and Colors.
150 Silk II‘iu‘iah Stockings
. 2 Pairs. 25o ,
soc LACE counts. 29c. .
Again tonight 200 large 7.
Lace Coliurs go on sale at 29c. '
Instead of 50c.
$1.00 FQWNE‘S SILK GLOVES, -
.’ 79c. '
if It“: Fdwues that's all you
need to know. Tonight,
. etude
. Im‘ .I-"u-“J
1...: I.
wound snodtewtsqeo so . .
'.'_.c
Claim! HO! Vlctim Klliod Nor H ‘
. Bond a Year Ago.
NEW YORK. June 28. --Mf'd. will:
La Bartia today tired four bullets Int
Dom'intto Hetsagia while a throng oI
horror stricken shop employes wt
housed the shooting. lierssgia w
slit alive when taken to the hodpitsl
but his wounds are probably fatal
oil‘s. Ln Bertie was oriented. ‘ I
The shooting took place on the Bld'f
walk at Spring and Sullivan at
as Hartman was on his way to m
Mrs. La Harlin was waiting for It ‘
and when he approached her dpb'
nrc Vllh‘fi revolver. Every shin.
street. A bystander seisod Nita.
Bertie after the fogrth shot; and ”b
tier thin the custo y of the poll ,
ill expluiuiu her not Mrs. 14-
Its declared I at Iiersagla, whd-
tended Ion-b9 II friend of her It I 'I
had muldsrcd .nlru a your lab, hit
that she bod annealed in “no to
police to punish the murder
I.
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HOTEL ARRIVALC. ’
fishdclflmol‘l‘. s Muslim "and
wild Puma N; J.; I“?
Mills, Bridgeport: C. F.J Mills.
tbcwson. eltyzl. I...R Hurlbut
Harry Cohen G. Webb 9h ll
Wilson. Thomas {183311013 (tint
LMIntI Infin-
c
Patience New York; 7
ssh; Jhrbes‘ Sherry Boston 'X.
fon'neli Cleveland; 1" n shit
nmiiy, Brooklyn. W. 1" Keillor.-
A. hi :Rickett Orlando, Fla.
urra,1.ouis Bender. Hallo .
ew iotk; BJecks‘n ,. , .
neu III Mail or Jersey it’ydm'it it: .. -
ltd Wife New Million, John - . ’ 4
on Harryl Hastings. Martin enthuse.
n all III an n y m ,.
New Rochelle;W mid oxytrfiik, W
Iyn; wuusm osgon 0.- use: -
Canaan; Louis A. Abbott, W. 8. ch-
wail w H Pierson No'w as ,“t A.“ "
.Knoor city; J. B.‘ Dunne. .
B. Murphy, Tray, N. Y.; 'Rfiliflrs ,‘
is. W F. Renter. Arthur A. Dodges
my,” New York; Theodore F. 'i‘bdyor.
WW
Aura worm uav headline» .
.Ni‘ow' HAVEN June zs—It Ino .
believed that William K. Shem; the i
Instruct0r in the Sheffield so” litt' ,7
ed' at its It yesterday In an 0% T
bitch outnumber Westerly“ ”it?” .
1 ch ance to IMOVQT- Hoyle . .
Eguscioun n sIaIrfiWhticii w'aa , ’ -
practl ally s 0 st ,
his tllor In; it’ who a to"; .
Iriosbital.‘ wll To the tttjtfi'ed
ital. his cbn tidlt was mm
titers were return mngfro
glass“ had :1 Rhode landmou
iie'pllrd had taken part In mg i
hate golf match between Cohliebc
sud Massachusetts and was on bi
way heme. , _. or '
AMERICAN ties?“ “snow
his chair ‘ces to recover
1’9""‘3" was t e at it“
scalli its tough idem the “hit o ,,
in‘ which Mr sit a ard ‘au'd ' floral
9n:
s w
BRETTON WOODS, N. It; Judd" '
Aflublnoss dssdidns of Hit? ‘Am
Library Association's annual would»? .
2"“3 .... ”3i“? i“? ”mm
on lllle lln u y i.
hereunto: ‘tlib deems: hld' nitric
to
breast In tram *msn little
douflry» andfi II have
vetting sil' of like 700 dole .
be prudent. This mortilli [W
rived frbm‘ aiding" ‘
dune gob: n“ and;~ ‘4
from them. Nb’w Your '
points were expected during tild‘
W
in tier Assumed dhsrnlnor of
tube runs Dorothy, would: or
blinked llbr new doll so .
the eyes dropped out. ‘
sine hbr turn‘ to berm
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