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Dreoghoods 1"
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In an the mythic“. .
In not-sleds 'attd‘hdt 2‘
“'icqutplate assortment of BLACK;
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ti” ’hhd "idler!
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MAHACKIMO HOTEL BLOCK.
iv ‘ SOUTH NORYZALKr
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
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DIM—Business Department
0 so. Norwalk
“we r_ . .
ssa— ‘, Pb" idsncs
unifies: gt
Residence ‘
wl‘
Miami‘ahlln‘; ht” Pine street, is a
Aguest of relatives In New York.
A son has heén’ ilibrh to Mr. and
Mrs. .loscph Copdsdoilh'mf; Ely avo-
nue. .
Jack (trough, of Norwalk. has taken
a position with the Norwalk Lock Com-
pany. . '0
Samuel Iiarrop. of Cross strcoi.
Norwalk. visited friends in Bridgeport
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Simpson.
street. visited her pnronts
stone. Sunday.
A meeting of Court Malinckouio will
he held In Foresters Ilali. Railroad
avenue, this evening.
Elm
Top—
of
in
Palestine Castle. Ancient ()rtlor
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
a meeting this evening.
Judge Henry W, Gregory. of tho
Norwalk Probate District. has purchas.
ed a new Cadilac automobile.
The monthly meeting of Old \Voll
Hook and Ladder (kmipany will he
held this ovening at 8 o’clock.
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. it, will
hold a regular meeting tonight In the
hall in 8mm & Corbett's block.
The annual meeting of the Nor-
walk Hospital Association will be bold
in the Norwalk Club Tuesday evening.
Abram I‘odclofsky, of Washington
street, has returned home after a low
weeks‘ stay with relatives in Now
York. ‘ "
The monthly meeting of the Cigar
makers‘ Union will hold this evening
at Central Labor Lyceum. Washington
slrcot.
Mr. and Mrs. Q‘hgrle‘s powni Rog-
crs,'of Morgan avenue; are entertain-
ing W. ’l‘. I’. lloilngswortli. of Paris,
France.
Mr. anti Mrs. William Duncan. and
son. of New.York, span Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Frederic ‘Watcrs, ot‘
Elm stroet.‘ ’ ‘ "
William Koppel, of this city, has
takcn a position as clork for TheI Copy-
right Clothing Company, in North
Main street.
Rcv. .I. II. Klaren, rector of Trinity
(‘Iiurcli. l’awutxst. R..l.. preached twu
oxccllont. sermons III ’l‘rlnity Ionian»
pnl ('lllll‘till. South Norwalk. yosterduy.
'I'hcro wcro largo congregations pros.
out both morning and evening.
lcorizc (‘. \chcrhauscr, who has so-
curod a position ‘wiili the Yale a]
'I‘owno lilanutnouirlng Company, of
Stamford. spent Sunday with his moth~
or in Norwalk. lle says the company’s
rod and foundry departments are
Working overtime four nights out of
”the Wm‘k. _ '
—~No souvenirl, but real good bar~
gains, Sonicthlné new every day. (3.
.I .Mlntz.& Ito.
Ahoiit iwvniy of tlio inoniimont
dcaicrs of tho state met at the Hotel
tiardo, Saturday. and perfected organ-
ization plan. association to be known
as the Retail Monmnont. Ilealors’ ss-
soclatiou of Connecticut. Herbert I).
llurnham, of ,ilartford was, elected
prosidciit. (Ihhrldit J. Hughes. oI'
ilriduoport; Cllill‘lt‘il (3. Mash-u, of
Hartford. secretary mid treasurer. and
.Ininos (1. Fox; of Mitidletown, stir-
aoant-at-nrms. '
Tho Halts 'I‘oxtilti Manufacturing
Company. of Norwalk. has engaged
George A. Irons, formerly of the Stan:
my Wmisn-'Complny:~ of Uxm‘ldge.
ham..- to' take charge of its woaving
and warpln. departments: Mr. Irons
in walllmo it among“ tlie‘tsxtllc manti-
i'acinrerh affirms-"eastern section of
this country as it capable man, anti
woll qualiilcd lo Iill'the’hosltioh. lie
in also hit occasion] wrltcr for the
’i'oxlllo Iiecord and" he. Cotton Wool
Reporter, ~‘ l’
Monufsctunru glin-
fprovdd it *'
sods aim ‘
Mlnefdl
sou amps
Vichy, .
fist-saimrlllcfitr
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P, it. list. ”an. “~12" ,w
‘ new femurs cons.
Guaranteed iiuiIUl‘itIis Md and Drug
mi... .. roman».
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is suffering frog, ,finikgfiacir‘ of
a. .. . ,
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fol-lift “«
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ton, Ct.. spout Sunday with frlondsin
South Norwalk. ,V "’
. . C. M. Alliagl who was operated on a
few weeks ago, has returned to Wal-
Iingford. where he" will spend the win-
ter for the benefit of his health.
Announcement ’Is made of the en-
gagement and ' approaching , marriage
of Miss "Bath Road. of heading Ridge.
and ltay‘mond‘ Cunningham. of Water-
town. . i i
The entertainment cominlttoo of tho
South Norwaik Club is arranging for
its Iirst smoker of the season, which
will he held Friday evening. Novem-
ber '19.
Miss Edith Perry, of New York city.
who has been the guest. of her brother.
lll-lllW and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
J.”Aitgovine, (if Reed street, has re-
turned to her home.
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. R. A. M., will be held chv
Norwalk. The Royal Arch degree will
he conferred and the order of the
evening will include refreshments.
military ball In Hartford, lit-xi It‘l‘ltlily
night. in connection with the tlt-tlion-
tion of tho now stnto ursonal anti ar-
mory I’rcsidont 'l‘iii't will ho ono of
tho tgllt'tiIR.
'I‘ho many frlcntls of John M. Cow-
perthiviilto will hp siirprisod to hour of"
his iuuirlnuo to Miss A. Avorsbcrg. of
Bridal-port. ’I‘lic happy couple have
been on a wodding trip and on thclr
roturn upon! a tow days with Mr. (low
pci'iliwaiio's hrotlior. of this city.
”am“...—
the. First Aunivcrsary
Miniz & (‘0.
Sale. C, J.
From prosoni indications thoro will
be an ziticnflnnco of III least sixty at
tho Iicofsloiih (Manor in he iiolil Ill Illi‘
Mnlitiokoiiio lititcl 'l‘liIirsduy night tin»
doi' tho nuspit-i-s of tho It‘ollowors of
tho Midnight Sun. 'l‘lio dinner will he
sort-oil at 8 o‘clock. Many of tho
city's most pi‘timlncllt mot get In on‘
theso Iii-icrt-sting and enjoynbiecvents.
Ilcv. (‘htirlos S. Macfarlnnd and
John ii. Lawroiicc will loan; for 'I‘or-
ringlon tomorrow. as dolcgatos to tho
Staio ‘oiiforcnco .of (‘ongrogationnl
Chart-hos, at which Dr. Machfnrland is
to itivo till addrcss on- tho uttltudo of
the ministry towards industrial ques-
tions. and also to make a report and
reoomiiicndtitions froth tho National
Council Committee of which he is a
meuihor.
Mzistor Alfrod i'cnt‘h. a son til
(Thailos 'I‘. l’oucli. of til \\'osi «ldrcct.
was Iiil In tho iiioiilli by a stout» fro-v
a sling while walking through Mont
aomcry strcct. Friday morning. and
one of his front tooth was broken off.
The use of sling shots and air guns in.
the street is a practice which Is be
coming more and more dangerous and
is the cause of repeated complaints.
Danhnry News.
THE HOSIERY.
’l‘ho socks I darn for tlico. t’ionr hoart.
Mean tiiilto a pile of work to Inc.
I count them over tevory onc apart.
'l‘liy hoslory, thy lioslory.
Each sock a initto, two mutos ti pair.
'I‘o clot ho thy feet In storm and cold;
I count ouch sock unto tho cod. and
find
I'vo skippod n holc.
()h. ciiroicssiicas. this thy l‘t‘lil’tIlII
Soc how it looms across my solo.
I grind my tooili and thou In vory
truth
I darn that holo. swcothoart, l darn
that hole!
—-~i‘uc.k.
PRELIMINARY PRACTICE.
li‘iirmor» ”lever milk a cow?"
Suiiimor lloiirdorw‘No. air. but I‘d
like It) try."
Farinor "'I‘hluit you can innko 'er
ltIvc down?"
Bumnn-i- Ilillll'llttI‘-—-”l guess so. l'vc
sorvod twu yours as a personal prop-
erty tisscssor."~—Now York 'l‘ribtmu.
“M
The soft answur stunt-times snvos a
lion! knock.
I";
V, I“ r
DH. lit». 2‘ wt! tqu‘lI {‘ pi
.It
. um“ mushroom! ‘
T I;
rust-
Miss Clara Igniting, of Lexington sve-‘ .
nus. Is visitlnsflhei- brother .In Stani-
Dr. David W. Gaylord. of 'I‘orrihx- I
nesday evening at Masonic Temple, in ‘
A number of people in The Norwalks 1
have rocolvsd invitations to attend the .
~ 'l‘ronicndous crowds arc attending .
‘ 3f, “’ .i :. l. cf ‘ ‘3‘ ‘ I
If you have sol already discovered that your fall add coverings are too
light. you will shortly. and wise people will have heavier bed coverings
ready before the sharp weather begins. We have a splendid stock of bias.-
ltsts anti comfortabios made up by the best manufacturers In this country
and careful comparison shows
chases.
that W0 can save you money on all your pur-
. ,.,. oliias.
Funeral H Directors and Embaiwmcrs.
Mini Sues." " sold Norwaik. Gena.
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. Senatoronnogue and Find Out What
" Merrill Business College
CAN DO FOR YOU "
Day and Night Sessions. Competent Office Help In Demand.
, ENTER NOW
South Norwalk .' Stamford
Port Chester
0“.“OOOMWOM“OOOWW“WOOOOW
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
6! WALL STREET.
PHONE 430. NORWALK.
. If you follow Style Leaders they will
take you right to our door—here is
where they buy their .FQO'lwaAR
Ele ant. Exclusive Smart tyles
«haracterize our Fall . ne
of Ladies’ Footweért‘,
FLYNN & ”Brads
so WASHINGTON eraser. » ' scum NORWALK.
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“outing""Fiannél‘car’inents'
In tho uridormuslin sociloii you will find a 'heitutlful
warm handouts for womt-u. misses and infants.
and sci-oral months to come.
pliod horn at tho least possihio
asaortincut of
’l‘hvy are just right for now
Any hood you have in this lino can ho sun-
oxpondituro.
tinting Gowns lIl notit slrlpos tit ................... 50c. 75C, 981:
WIIIIp Outing tiowns, high or low hock ................ 75c. 98c
tinting lt‘lnnnol Skirts ......... . .............. ......25c to $1.25
Extra also gnrmonts for largo woinou.
linrdly lli‘t'I‘HSIII‘)‘ to ”all“ that llt‘l‘It‘lI sanitary conditions .‘lt't‘tilllliillilt‘tl
tlioir Illltllllfllt‘IllI‘t'.
'N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
NATIONAL Hoasasnow opens. i
saw yous. Nov. a. -~Willi no,
and will coiiilmto morning, afternoon
call of boots anti snddlon soundt-ii by
land owning during tiio Wot-k iiiilii tho
tho hiialor in Madison Sunni tlurdoii at iprlzos ln'ihc lti‘l classos linvo boon
1i o'clock this morning. opoiiod Illi‘ilnlltrilutl.
25th annual oxhihliloii of tho National 5
Horse Show Association. Whiio still'
:I social function oi Ilrsi Ilillitii‘ltlllt‘ti,
tho show this yours, oxpoi‘is prodict,
will be inoro of ii popular affair than
usual. lllltlt'r tho now iiiilucnccs at
work In tho association during the past
your ciiangos hch been mado which
liitvondtlod totho silow‘s uttrnctioustnskod tho indigo of tho prisoiicr tin-
for tho Iioi'so lovor. 'I‘lio niimhor oi‘Iizrliy.
PIIII‘lt'i-I . Lilith, or iii“) inoro than hist' "Your lordship. I
your intlicaios tln- mcasnro of the ox proiudicing the jury
hiliitioii'a appoiil to tho lioi'sc owncr. Iioiiio lit-raid.
Sticlt-ty's part In tho show will ninko -———-~—~—~--—-
It. as usual. a notuhlo ovont in tho It‘ools and childrou toil lilo truth.
world of fashion. ’I‘ho salmon to occur. which provos that must of its uro not
PLAYING TOO SAFE.
A prisouoi' at tho sosslons had bot-n
duly couviriod of IIH'II. whom it was
soon. on “proving provious conyic
thins." that ho had actually boon in
prison at tho tinio tho limit was com-
niiiit-d. "Why didn't you say so?”
was afraid of
against inc."
m.’.-w.mm..wu.w
tiled in uniisally brilliant fashion for fools.
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WAS‘HBURNCROSBYS
Goth MEDAL '
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‘l'l‘Al.Y AND SWITZERLAND
‘ Wt-dht-sday.
amusoniont out of my urantlmother't
Iiy subject the Inttor to such a shock
Silo is all right now. howovor. anti tlit
iii-xi flow “'0 Invita bar to a show Wt
will takc cars to oxplain overythinr
hoforchnnd."
cliosior luminous nicii'who often lunch
logotlior. though (3. who is very deaf
duos
conversation.
, It had a hoatctl
' which ended In A leaving the table
‘ soiaowhat out of iempor.
iunohsrs at tho neighboring thliloh had
no
son tWo skins to any intention."
one side." .
. alariy entertaining was monopolizlng
'wIth a tutor uninteresting converse
In the onlll‘lo of a dissortatloa on his
3 family. "is just thet'opooitito of‘mc it
every respect.
titer?" .
murely. "but i should like to." dis
change. i ‘ i ' ’
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MUSIC HALL.
'Tho large crowds that attend tha'
popular Music liltil QWIII” find I sorne’
good things In store for them
week, and the aim of the management
this
Is to always give the best to be had
to their patrona..autl this Week. begin-
RI"! tonight, they present the .F‘ohr
uslcal Kings. who will he remember-
ed by litany persons as the same four
who appeared last year and made such
a big hit. (in thetbill with them to
appear are the Stuart. Sisters. a very
clever pair;liort Motiiam & 00., in fun
on the lionIcVard:‘Charloy Riley. the
noted Irish dancer; Marie Brand, the '
clever skip-rope girl In a comedyI
‘ sketch; Gardner. West and Sumhinoi
art.- to prosonl a new singing novelty
sketch. The tmtirefhill Is one' of the ’
best. things that has been here this
season. .
KNIGHTS ()lt‘ PY'I‘IIIAS BENEFIT.
Tomorrow night's oiitcrtainmot‘it at
Musiclllall will be for the benefit of
Olivc Ilrniich Lodge. itniglits of I’y-
thins, of Smith Norwalk, to ho follows '
‘ ed
by dancing.
Popular prices poly
will be charts-d.
LIEC-
TUIIE.
A storoopticon lecture. “Italy
Switzerland Through My
will be git-cu by Dr. E. Ii. tininbart
at tho East Avontio Mothotiist Church.
Noveinhor ltith. at. 8
o‘clock. 'I‘lio outcrtainnicnt ls iiiidcr
tho nuapicos of tho Baruch class of
that church and for tho. honoiit of the
now plpc organ. A musical program.
In which tho Baruch orchestra. Mrs. 'l‘.
R. Iiradloy and George iiirst will par-
ticlpiito. has boon arranged in connec-
tion with the iccturo and an Interest-
ing and instructive evening is assured
all who attend. Tickets, which are
twriiiy—iivc coats; are on sale at the
following pliicos: I.‘l«lonimodlou Broth—
crs'. A. liafnor's. Wholploy & Clark's.
(‘Iifford Pharmacy, E. P. Wood's. Glen—
douiug's. Skelly & Howard's.
GRANDMOTHER EXCITED AT THE
NEW YORK l-III’I’ODROME.
’l‘owmd the cioso of tho matinee
pcrformancc at the Hippodrome one
afternoon last week. Mrs. Mary Lyon.
of ~ilh‘ W. 40th stroct was romoved to
tho omoraoiicy hospital whiclris main.
mined in the Hippodrome. suffering
front a violent attack of hystcria. onus
ed by the shock of witnessing the
tIIsnimt-oranco or Ilt‘l‘ granddaughter.
Miss Vora Lyon. beneath the water:
of the Hippodrome Inuit. Vera Lynn
is tho youugosi of tho young women
who march into tho wntor at the finale
of "lnsino ”to Earth," one of Illt‘
spoctaclos of the big show. Mrs. Mary
Lyon. aged it. yours. had boon pmmls
od iho trout of witnessing tho Hippo
iii-onto porformancc and In company
with a frioutl iittt-ndt-d tho matinee
Slic awniind anxiously" tho tippoarnncc
of lit'l‘ graiiddaunlitor, but did not
know that the young woman would
mnko such a sensational oxit. In tho
oxcilcinont :ittondant upon watching
thc watt-rs close (nor the head of her
grandchild she uhisporcd nervously to
her cotiipiittiou. "Why doesn‘t Vera
conic out of tho suitor?" Her friend':
rospouso was tho llHMlI‘ilnt‘t‘ that Min.
Lyon was perfectly sale, but the oi
dorly woman was not convincotl. in
stating llint'l‘oru would "drown.“ ant
lhorcupoii burst In hyslorln. In vaii:
a young woman uslicr standing hour
by attomptcd to tiiilct lll‘l‘ fours. am
at lciigth silo was assisiod Into tht
hospital room. whore she was attended
by Miss Marion llawIt-y. a trained
nursc, who Is stationed constantly at
Illo Hippodrome in case of onlorgoncy
Not until Mrs. Lyon was reassured fin
ally III tho sight of Iior Krfllltlt'llllll, who
hoini; notified of tho ohloriy woman‘s
prodicitiin-nt, liastoncd to thc boapita'
room. did lhc old lady finally rocovci
hcr conipostirc. whcn aim was scni
homo In a cab. accompanlod by hei
friond. Miss Lyon said whoa quea-
tlonod about hor grandmother‘s
(right: “We did iioi toll bar that i
wont Into tho tank at tho end of thc
show for wo promlitt-d ourselves somt
surprise and I had no Idea that It
would be such a shock to her. I live.
with my mothor and grandmothnr. and
not for Wtil'ltlu would any of my Iain
M
Childron Cry
fill! FLETCHER'S
0 Ag T o R I A
3..» .. ..._.
A ONE-GIDED MAN.
(Manchsstor Guardian.)
Messrs. A. It and ti arc three Mun
not anally participate in the
The olhcr day A and
political nrituniout
'I‘iien tin>
‘ 'dilllculiy In hearing this convert-a
on:
t‘l-~»"Whni havc you anti A been talk
bit about?"
It ivory audlhiyl
ion."
t' “What?”
It (more nudliily) w~»“'i‘lio Iioonl tpios
ion! The worst of A In that ho won‘t
“’l‘ha fiscal quea-
(‘«~"t)h! What nldo do you take?"
Ii (with dignity)»“Thorn is only
W...“
W BOUNDED HOPEFUL.
A young mall who was not parties
hc attontlon’of a pretty debutante
ion.
“Now. my hrotherf“ ’he remarked,
Do you know my bio
"No.“ the debutante replied de
and ~
Camera," , '
rsaty
t M ”all“ .I 1.. ,4 g. . .' H, 7 I. “M . L?
“it this bargain event all stint and: . .w
. ‘3‘... mini.» “iWeIl‘oei [impaled ”it a‘fl.‘%9i’é& l ,
“WW 3!“! you will cesfiii‘uy’; ' .
.miss it'll mutioinol IF,“ hitter .5 .. . ‘
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“All Y
29c Ladies’ Underwear. 21c
. Not. seconds. but first quality.
fleet-ed liuod. bleached and un-
lllt'lltilltitl.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 21c.
Slic'lsstiies‘élindwsttddflc i
Ilcguiar hilt: Untitlrwliam w: .
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. ‘89c.'
w...“ . ‘. 3
59¢ Sheets...3§lc‘ {j ‘
81x905‘oxti'lt loose. Eligiiltirly 1' f;
590. . ' ' '..
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 3%.
12c nose, 7c pr.
Fast: black. a good 120 valuo.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 7c. 4
FOR 25c. - w ,. if
80 Amositeag GIIIKIIIIIIIS, , .
50c Belts. 19c ‘ 51-20 yd':~““ ‘
()ur roguior 5th" ‘” Persia“ The genuine Amoskoag Ging- “1"“ '
lit-its. Novcr sold less than 50c. hams. not remnants. ‘ 7‘
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 19c.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 51/2; ‘ :7
YARD. . , l.
\v 'I ‘ s l ‘1 ‘1 2t) Jud sl. I W“ SIS JIM to ,
“H“ I“ (11' i" A WI'IIIQ‘I'R. ‘ v
s lect frou. :
Regularly 31.00. i’ . .
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. '59C. ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 980.
N $1.00~wa;g}‘59c 50c Table Dana-a. 39c‘lyd.
. » Iicavv Tabla Damask. Regu-
200 Wuists. all stylcs and ., ~| . .
colors. Itt-gulnrly $1.00. In”) 50‘ yflld‘
ANNIVERSARY Pmce, 59¢, ANNIVERSARY PRICE 39c VD. ‘ ‘
$6.00 Hats,,$3.98 $2.00 Shapes. 98c ‘ .1
Tho shapes alone are worth Fine Felt Shapes- RBSHIMIY
tlit- pi'ii'c. A new ltit on sale. ”‘00-
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.98. ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 98c.
75c Wings, 49c 98c Children's Hats. 39c »
Rt‘gttlnr 75c Wtuizfi. cxtra line. Our Regular 98c Hats, trim-
Fur‘l‘iicsday'. med with patent leather bows.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 49c. ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 39¢.
MI " TZ’S 5°“"é.i.°.:rt.
“The liouse of Add ity and Progress}? ,
92 Washington
Street
.. '4 how: an
1 ~ 9 ”fawn ”it? .3
.1." Mind I
36x1
"V.
We guarantee to 'save from 1-2 to
1-3 of your" Coal bills
Heating andPlumbiag Co. E.
23 MAIN smash soswsm "
M
I A range W about
, Wheels
of solid construction 'fnav make you
into for turkey If fyou 3st home atoll.
The wise man wl i ace that his tour.
.. ., .1: m ’
rings Ill In good repair nature it is’tlmé
to use it. and the vol 4‘ be Is tlto‘yul‘lh'
‘ he is to intro us do i e repairing. I“?
on «
he knows that when we repair a
rings-Wu do it thoroughly.
Lat er M. Wijgii
a or as. .i .. Hm
mu N’NORWALK. outdo
oxclaimcd the man with the brassy
potentiality. "i‘in never going to have ad. t the owned "Why. no. it
anything to do with him again.” réeoi ti aw in exchange i'or'utfi‘hi
“What has ha been saying to you?" songs.” ‘ ' ‘ “
your back ?"
him a funny story he looks up at the»
l
dioclt."--».Iad¢o.
i-v , 54.: .‘n W’W
LACK OF TACT. 2., { NNOTHINBY LOVE. 1‘ I 3'.
“atom insulting man I ever méti” i "Vesuthey bring In it lot of Dual?
related Storekeeper-Jason. as he d
“Nuuflns'u
"Shake!” said the his mas'hr' ‘
"What has he been saying lit-hind
snooker) suit, as he ill. on a staging ‘
o .” ‘
“Il'ml Storekespln . too?” “
“No. i'm a mlnstre muffled
New“. I ”m. ‘ | I “I“ V l ‘
“Nothing. Every time i start to tell
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