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DAY. NOV 1:.
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;. SOCIETY NOTICES
, MAOONIO DIRECTORY
Did mu Lodge. No.1“. r. and A. M.
_ t. in Masonic Building. Booth
ultraot. 1st and ac Tuesday oi
mil month-July and August on
--dt 8 o‘clock. All Mutat-
KIIDna cordially invited. Frederick
lumen. W. H. Robert. It. Wilcox.
latter Chapter. No. 88, it. A. M.
floats in Masonic Building, South
. loin Itasct, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
lunch month—duly and August on
‘ copied—st 8 o 'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited i parts: it
‘Kills. H. 1’. Robert M Wt box. Hm
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President 'l‘aft has arrived back at
his oiilclai home in \‘I’ashlngton and
the country at large breathes quite a
[high of relief. for a journey of this
sort. by the chief magistrate of the
- nation entails many perils. The pres-
. ident' does not by any means intend
to allow his weight to prevent him
from being active and though he is
probably pretty well tired out. he
started again this afternoon for Con»
necticut and tomorrow will be in Mid‘
dieto‘wn‘i'or the inauguration of Preel~
dentshanklin.
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The sealing of the papers in the
Astor divorce case is likely to have a
bad effect on high society. Even with
all of the sickening details handed
out for public consumption, many oi
the shining lights do not hesitate from
ilyiug to the divorce court, but with
sealed papers there’ll be no limit.
mo...
Some people who attend vaudeville
shown seem incllnod to think they
are required to help out the perform-
ers whenever a song is being sung.
Sort oi‘ an undertone obligato. Mighty
interesting to other members of the
audience near the would-be assistant.
0 yesi
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Things seem to be looking tip for
Madnmc Slolnhcll. i'uless signs tall.
the Paris u out will acquit her.
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”Italy tWo more days before the Yale
bull dog wipes up the football gridiron
with the Princeton tiger.
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Ultimate continua-rs. have you notlc
at! how grt-ally you have boon bouriit-
ted by the new thrill?
A low of our nulltimiillonnlros up
pear to be still living happily in 'iht»
holy bonds of wedlock.
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THE NEWSPAPER REPORTER.
Judge laynor, n‘tnyor-oloct of Now
York, testities to the high character oi
the newspaper reporters who worn as
signed to follow him during the ex
citing campaign. ilo says: “Not a
confidence was broken. nor u mean
thing done. i was tolti that i ought to
have a manager and turn you over
to him. but i know it was not noises
nary. 1 was once one or you." it Mr
Bnnuard should lw asked to say
something on the subject he Willllil
any the same thing.
It. IS very acldom that the reporter
comes in for tho recognition whirl
II his due. No squnrt-r worker wll
lit! tound in any lit-iii oi occupation fllli‘
no man from from the taint. of prcju
diet). it II not. our intention to plant
a' halo about the bond oi‘ the reporter
5 He would be the last to war it con
tentodly. It is 1th as wall to rumour
"Iiiir.‘howevor. that. met on equa’
’xrcund. ho is faithful to his Job, lilt
editor and ”10 man be has businosi
with. «New Haven .iourual-i‘ (llilltll‘.
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THE STATE PRESS.
"File panic in over but Mrs. Frank
A. Silvio. of South Norwaik. still kept
10.400 under the kitchen carpet. Slit
all“ a week ago and in order It
Idaho the dog kunnsl more comi'oi'th
his the carpet was pulled up to IN
and as a curtain; and the money
I was found. A new kennel will now
vbe"partilitiiioti and the carpet. will be
altered Iway for good luck.—--New Brit
an Herald.
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‘M W. B. Bailey of New Haven,
. ,t'ii‘iiimtioiit director of the census, rc
' Earth at applications for tin-
ct? census enumeratorn. Fat
0 state 750 men are needed
't‘many more titan half that
how than for applied. li‘ewci
to idle and the brief period of
f' in:
Iiitl luxury at Atlanta
it touched. The Whiit
‘Itcad of being shut up in a kind at
, the window in front can be ruined or
Cleveland Plain llenlor.
rim instead oi! wi an... in bid
Than the passenger in his deck chair
can look out on city and water in
that. Back of each Italian chair is.
to be an electric button by which
lowered at will.--Wntarbnry Ameri-
can .
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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, The action of Judge Gaynor in au-
ing for libel the New York paper
which has been and is his chief sup-
porter was” not needed to show how
New York city politics is mixed this
your.-——-Bostoa Globe.
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After a weary lapse of fifteen years
the courts have decided that Chicago
must pay for the cars destroyed in the
riots of 1894.——lloston Transcript.
—O~
it Clyde Fitch's estate fails to ex-
ceed $50,000. as his father predicts,
the money-making capacity of a most
prolliilc playwright has been much
underoatliuutodrDustin: Herald.
:‘\\’0 can trust to the common sense
of the American people,” says Presl-
deut ‘l‘al‘t. That's right. but the Aut-
ericnn people do not all live in lthode
island. St. Paul Pioneer Press.
With one million dollars mulching
out in battle array to slay the' hook
work. the postil‘erous insect might as
well cti‘ace himself voluntarily.“-
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To watch the corn grow or the bios—
soms art; to draw hard breath over
piowshare or spade; to read. to think.
to love. to pray. these are the things
that make molt happy --~ltuskiu.
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MISS TAYLOR ENTERTAINS.
Teachers and Pupils oi' Hillside Went
to Greens Farm: to Enjoy Occasion.
Miss Martha 'l‘tiylor. tiaughtt-r of
Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Taylor, oi" (lrorns
Farm, was given a birthday party last
night. Matty friends Worn prosont tin
congratulati- tho young lady. who was
it; yours old yesterday.
Among the guests present Wt'l‘i‘ the
teachers anti pupils of tho liilisldv
school who arrived in a largo carryuli
kindly furnished by (i. it. thinks, oi
Norwallt.
itel’rosbmt-nts were sorrod, and tho
young people spout tho owning in dun
ciug and playing photos. There Were
may pretty and valuablt- prosonts pro-
solitt‘tl to Miss Taylor. who rospomlotl
lvollngly to IIII' congratulations that
word given lil'i'
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that it wants.
Mrs M. A. Dunham.
Mrs. .\liil'_\' Ana lluulmm illml last
ovI-ning at lii'l‘ homo with Mr. and MM.
.iohu (i'Noill, il.‘l Wait-r slrwt, front
pm-umtmiu. 'l‘ho docousod was 76
years ol' unit. ll‘ilin-ral portions will bo
held tomorrow morning at it o‘clock
l‘rom St. Joseph's (‘lilll't‘li and llllt'l"
tnont will follow in St. Mary's (‘rluv
lt-l'y, New Yrok.
Lucius J. Cook.
Lucius .l. Cook died yoslmtluy at tht
Soldlt-rs' Home, aged till. tip was a
nu-mbm of (lom‘pany K, Eighth Vomit
li't'l' infantry. The remains wrro ink
on to I'iulniloltl today. by it. ll, Ray-
mond, for burial.
Ewaid Lchmann.
'l‘bo romaine of ltlwuld lmhlnann will
hp lulu-u lo l-‘rrsb i'oud i‘nuwtory.
innit island, tomorrow. by it. ll. ltny
.nond ior cremation.
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THE LION OF LUCERNE IN
DANGER.
((lbicngo Evening l'osl.i
The Lion of laiccrno. that inapirlni
monunn-llt to horolsin, is to grow dun
get” of destruction from tiltl action (II
the elements. Already tliulult-uralioi
has begun In what was Hillliliiiiml tolu-
a wall of uveriaalinx rock. and it is
learned from information itivon by a“
corrcspoudt-nt ot the London 'i‘inn-a'
that the effigy of tho dyiin, lion in in.
a condition which luau-s litiio IIIIIII'I
if its pr‘vsiuvution.
Milillit'ii of stone haw lii'i'll billion
from llii' inch of tho rock and efforts.
it) stay tho approach or rain thus iurl
have been unuvnillng,
The Lion mtmutot-nt was executed
by the Swiss noulptor. About, ultt-l-
illt‘. design by 'i‘horvuldnen. in tho
rear unit. "It in an object of national
pride with all Switztnu." and it has
noon a scarce oi“ inspiring internal to
the people of all countries. it (:(iili-
mammals»: the heroism of the Swlns
guards who wars killed while dolomr
ing the French royal faintly during
the attack on the 'l‘uillcrles in 1702.
in the defense at Louis XVI. Marie
Antoinette and the dauphin, 20 Swiss
ofticcrl and several hundreds of not-
diers were killed. The names of the
allied are carved on the face at the
rock. which bears the main connuonr
orativo ilmiro. The utility of the lion
in 28 feet in length and iii feat in
height. it is "Impressive in its sim-
ple majesty, so thoroughly in harmony
with 'l‘horvaldud‘n genius, Mortnlly
wounded by It spear planted in his
side. he stretches out his pawa at the
last snap to protect from injury the
GICilIt‘llliilm with the royal hour-dolls.“
The Swiss are taking increased prtL
cautions to have the Lion of LilitBI‘Ml.
it is a noble memorial to the bailout;
Jr of their fellow countrymen. its
loss will he a World's ion.
..ormm . toned mural
1 Ta mwmmohi mm hound
weather when the dimly iitiihol nvdr.‘ “‘
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BUTTER!
Extra Special ‘ "
BUTTER. '
Now Is your time to leave in a supply of BUTTER for .
the Winter before the price advances. We han-
dlh only one grade of Butter—the BEST.
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T" SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. NO. .900.
10 Pink
Stamps
Free
iHIJRSlAY.Nfli.lllH
Dividend Day!
Bring your Book in and
, was: DELIVERY.
10 Pink
Stamps
Free
Get 10 STAMPS FREE
’l‘hrsu Stamps are Free whether you make a purchase or
not—~80 bring your book along.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone Call 440.
8°uth Namath.
New Fruit and Canned Goods Arrived
3 lbs. (‘ullforula i‘runos ......... 25c|fl (“nus Tomatoes ................ 25c
‘3 lbs. Extra Largo I'rum-u ...... 25c
l
3 mos t‘orn ..................... 25c
ii pltgs. (llll'l‘llnlii ................ 25c 3 Cups i’i-as ..... . ............... 25c
2 pitas. Raisins .................. 25c 13 ('aus Rtlccoiash ................ 25c
.l lbs. Looso iiiilniiiu ............. 25c largo (‘ans Asparagus ....... 25c
Extra Fancy t‘itron.
Orange and IA‘llliill l‘ool.
l'hg. Dales.
Fancy Apples, lionlo (irown i‘t-lm),
Uranaos, (tram-n and Swot-t i‘idor.
Illl“'i‘l‘.
t'. (huts Sardines .. .......... “25c
3 Jam .lam ................... 25c
Potatoes. 0 bu. lot. per hit. .. ..... 85c.
Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. (‘nuli-
3
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STRPET
PHONE :43
BIO BLAST IN ARIZONA. ‘
lid. 0' I Mountain Broken Up to Stip-
piy Railroad Blilnt.
Ono of tho biggest things in tho
blastial lino ci‘rr dons took place the
other day near Stein‘s i'nsii, Ariaona.
when the whole side ot a mountain
‘H
Illliil‘lxi‘l‘i‘l liw Iii ‘l
'l‘hrir teacher bu boon toiling tho
pupils of the Great Salt Lake in Utah.
'lho water oi“ whitb ‘w explained.
in so Min-moi} uni .'. ll no till! can
ll\l' Ill it
this Milli mom mm on: too much for
llll' i'rotlultti of \\ilh-l i'arkt‘r, he N30
with this duration
“tn-a pardon, it... Smith, but can‘t
ilzirpt-t's Work
was dialodxod lo ballast l00 miles or it
track, all in one explosion.
Preparations for the blast had been
going on for aerorul weeks under the
direction of it. W Kearney powder
expert for the Southern Patitit and
A. B. Crane. an airport for the coni-
piiny which tarnished tho ponder. In
making tho blast 78.000
powder was used.
The obioct was to obtain rock for
blilantinx the Tucson illusion of tho
Southern Pacific. The sight when the
powder was touched off was one of
the moat romarknblo i‘H‘I‘ witm-sst-d ,
in this part oi Ibo Southwest. 'l‘ho
whole side of the mountain wan lifted
about twoniy-‘o‘u foot and then not
tied back with a groan. a broken mass
of stone.
it is estimated that a body of rorlt
weighing? 57000000 pounds was dil-
iodgod by this I‘Xiilotillm
Thoulhticu Ipnch Brings lot-row.
A man will auto: ho noiry tor hour
in; both tilde» boiore pausing indu-
moni, tor thinking twivs hotore speak-
ing, for holding his tongue when he
in angry. for cloning his cars to tho To»
rltal of nonulp. tor llliii‘i‘t'tlllllifl evil
rcportn, for being kind to throw in dis-
treiui, for twins patient with those
who make mistakes, (or apologising
to those whom he has Injured. tor bo~
in. courteous to those around him.
or for doing his duty every day. It
i we shun what We would be sorry for.
we will be happy in siniost any sphere
or condition of lito.~-8t'oitish Reform-
or.
Catch Phrasal.
l't-npls catch up striklnl phrase!
and work them until they become very
Iirouolilo. 'l‘hc pulpit and the prayer-
meoltnu are aspurially in danger oi
nuch over-doing. it is well for the
preacher and for the loader in prayer
do watch thamttcivoii. and if they Iind
that one curtain phrase is becoming
Very common in their utterances to
call I built at once. The more striking
the phrase the greater need to an it
rarely if its significance or torus is to
in tmid.»l’r¢sbytcriiin of the Booth.
our. oi In».
To clean your lira“ csndlutlckc
and antibiotic that have become dissol-
orod. collect the pins ashes that Air
stimulus in your droplnco. or. you
hope. in the kitchen store. and incis-
tcn them with a little warm water.
and scour unit article with a hit of
flannel dipped in this puts. Attor-
wnrd wash the brain: on with warm
water and dry with anti. clean flannel.
and it it dost not look like new by
this time. finish with a dry uh flannel
rub down.
Hapblnti. who fell asleep whiio
pounds of :
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“-lenn 3 llill mil \uti luztrrr
"I‘ll
litr~““
loo-lxlllln ".‘m (lutluiulmt lotus
.ul up last pint-J and i‘m not av!
:inv lll‘ti Iiltl n. lliu lllllllitl i‘iti
‘ I "to “1 limit".
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MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAVE BTARTINO
MONDAY. November 8th
Return of not Old Friends
THE FOUR MUSICAL KlNGS
THE STRAUB SISTERS "
The Gtrlli With tho Big Ha
Special Engagement 0'
BERT MORTRAM C. CO.
in “Fun on tho Boulevard”
CHARLES RILEY
lreiand‘s Champion Dancer
MARIE BRAND
The Skip Rope Girl
GARDNER-WEST A BUNOHINE
In a flinging Novelty Sketch
ltl \ulll‘ u‘in ill'iili
T H; N [W
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‘°”l’i€‘f.".l’éi‘t“t£.°""'
THI MUDICAL THOR!
Musical Ant
TH: WALDHON IROI.
Thus Funny airman.
Witttl AND JOIII suanows
Itnging and Dancing Act
JANDIN Dll PAIII
A Ila denim
THE GRIAT 'I‘iIOVA‘l‘o
The Mad Victim»
AND 0TH!!!
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PRIOIDI
.IIOIO'IQI
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTQ
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND BAT-
UROAV
Adults ........ i0c Children ...... 5c
NIGHTS....... .. .10"ch
Another All-Star Bill
IILLIH DURKE'O THI‘. MODILI OF
OFGNNUFI‘Op "COME “nun“...tm
various makes.
including it It ti,
Lady. etc.
FRIDAY. 6%
rnuasnav, nov‘. o, 5906»
FRIDAY—Bargain Day
AS USUAL
Another Day of ,. Big “Savings”
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE EVERY PENNY COUNT. THIS WEEK’S
LIST INCLUDES MOST ALL OUR REGULAR NUMBERS.
“It’s Surely Worth Your While”
$1.50 Corsets, 690
A broken lot of 81.50 Corsets, otid sizes.
in the
t‘. it. American 100 yatd.
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19c Linings, 1250
36inch lllack Mercerized Lining. regular price
FRIDAY, 12 1-2c
Ladios' Whitt-
lnoiiiormi ruffles;
i" lIiIiIli‘ lotto
iionvy i.ru,\ iiuit innit-moat.
"i‘lll rvizllinrly at Bio-
750 Flannelette Petti-
coats, 500
I‘oiilr‘onls with om-
rtigular primI 7.30.
FRID iY. 50c
29c Knit Skirts 19c
ciorhol tulgt- liumh:
FRIDAY. 19c
lit‘nv y illbbcil
500 Sleeping Garments,
350
Sleeping Garments. with foot,
sizes. from i; mouths to ti years; regular price 50c.
FRIDAY, 35c
tar lilo \illlli‘.
15c Towels, 9c
Large size lluck 'l‘owols, with red borders; regu-
FRlI)AY. 9c
l9c
ular :90 value.
290 Children’s Sweaters,
(‘hildrou‘s lilbbod t‘oai Swonivrs, all colors;
FRIDAY. 1%
Flimr
59c Oil Cloth, 440
(ill (‘loth,
lrom l to .‘tyai'ti lt-nptbs;
lull L'i'urti width, in remnants
regular mu,- valor.
FRIDAY, 44c YARD
m:-
\\‘onn-n's \\'iiiio
rill nix-is.
Flannoiolit-
roanlar price $1.23.
$1.25 Night Gowns, 90
Night
FRIDAY. 79c
rt-glilar price It:
itowus, full -
l Full Rllt‘
lllat‘lt Saloon I'I'llli‘lllilk.
with I‘\ll‘fl dust rulilo;
l~‘lul .‘ilto liiriul. t that haw
plan. sizaltily unusual and suite-ti:
llt'i'li $300 and morn. \i'bilt- llwt
$1.50 Petticoats, $1.00
lustrous liulsb.
rounlar prim!
FRIDAY. 31 .00
$2. 00 Blankets, 69c
lnjvu lismi ill ill-i.
lll.il|l\t'l."i lltltl ilzlw
FRIDAY. 69c
- x700 Axtninslor Rugs,
regular price ”$2.75.
"FRIDAY. 51:97
$1.25 Counterpanes, 870
Full sizo Whito t‘ountorpatn-s. hmumrd all around;
FRIDAY 87c
$2. 75 Rugs, $1.97
now (installs:
lllliilt‘
SI .lli
“Milton‘s and
liihl
to put: ii pliu-s‘.‘
tli‘iiltfllts‘, ioizular pl‘it'o “.25.
$1.25 Lace Curtains 89c
Ntltlitlulialii Lin-o (‘ urlnilili. Iuil’ .1 yards loan. now
FRIDAY. 89c
25c Embroidery, 19c
\\'idt tom-t ('HIIH‘i Embroidery. all new patterns;
In and "‘b y.tl
FRIDAY. 19c YARD
5c Handkerchiefs, 3c
(‘liildron‘s \‘i'hiio lli‘llliililt‘liPiI
llnndkvrrltiol's. rogular prim» 50
FRIDAY. 3c
of bandit-s;
Notions
ltogular lac tirorynrd Murrurlwd
at
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buoyant alkali Hunting i‘otion. l’t'itliltil‘ priw .‘m, ul 3::
$1.00 Umbrellas, 75c
Men's or \‘i'omi-n‘s "
iiiorlu" timbre-tins. all styles
our rogular Slot) valor.
FRIDAY. 75c
i‘orsoi Lat‘oru,
i'olnr l£t_luuotte~"hiiidaiu. could you
spare a handout or cold hilt-'3 i was
w'it d.» mun iliil dtncuvorod do Polo."
' Whom a your proofs?"
"in. prulmi thins. mum. is to provide
do iiauum-t. and don ask for do
proofs. "wimuisviile Otitil'lt’ir Journal
“brother Goodwin." asked the law.
it. Wowatt thightiy. "did you an
pounce last Sunday that i would occu-
py your pulpit. this morning?”
"indeed i did. Brother ”tightly."
"Yul, look at the smallness of the
convolution. i can't account for it.“
.. ~(litlrugo Tribune.
First lAwyora-s-"Mrn. Wanda informs
me that aim has no intention of
breaking her late hunhiind'ti will.”
Second lawyoru-“Oi' course not. iiiha
(“ii that shortly after she married
liliil."-.—CI1IOIII§0 Daily New.
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"Orlando, you mustn't put your arm
around my "tat. ”
"Why. Glorisnh. it‘s been there tor
half an hour.”
"Well. I didn‘t notice it. till Just
now."-Ciilca¢o Tribune.
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Consultation is not im ping anus
nutritional: within it .
A physician Wall unmatched in ii
vary sick man. who was very much
preoccupied with triathlon or his own.
(in arriving at the sick man's had.
his mid to his wife: "Your husband
III in the last throne. Evrry more
moot shows that the and iii martini.“
At thin moment the Milli man i! hand
fall over tin- pillow when the doctor
said: “The and has come, your lliiii
hand is tlcnti.‘
:3. a shrill thin roles the sick man
an
“Taint to. Maria."
At ones the wile laid her hand on
his head and remarked: "Don't dia-
turh yourself. the doctor known best. ‘
miisrpt-rs Monthly.
lion-«You know. (lint-a, about. the dim
mend engagement ring 1 want to give
you, diamonds have gone up too“- she
«won you door buy! How sweet (it
you to want to make shortness to
prove your loveiwbaitlmorc Anions
can.
at guess I'm on my COOK m in "CR“
you give any mason for that side
tilde?"
mu ,"I".,MR m hart“
“'ttwunmctmotilmmm.” r.
Toilet Articles
5.0.- \l'li‘i'l Ribbons. an, IIH'III'H wido, iiuon lurk. L tr alto oi Sozotioul oi ltubitoum .._...,...,.. 170
ill ..................................... 29c yd. itir “omibuti it I-atlal Soup ................... 170
limit Lint-n Collars, ropolur privv tango i'tii‘li i’Witki-i n'l‘ur Soup. ninth" liii cake l"|‘lilil\....17c
Friday ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 tor 2lc 10c (aka of i‘ mono liulicrmltk for ...............7c
“They tell the your Village lira rom-
puny in uniting tancy than. days?" in.
trrronnlmi the starch drumnwr. “Tim
blamml teary," grumhird tho ciiiwn of
iiaroti Ridge "They ran even not opt-u
work how and thats the reason thvy
cant put out any fires, by gum?» wt ht-
t'iutti ilniiy News.
“Worn you tWi‘l‘ arrested before?"
asked the inanisirntn whose principal
business is humping lines for stated
a
"What do you think We been data:
all these years?" asked the chauffeur.
“pushing it wheelbarrow "-Wuhlng»
ton Star.
llixhhlowar (to pmpectiva bullari
”Baveniydlve dollars a month! Why.
than all i pay my bookkeeper!"
indium-Mat he doesn‘t have to Iii!
mists every day with your family,
sir "~Puc ‘
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A good man may be as tall at tight
as it had math. but with the didnraaro
that more of it is directed against.
33mm.” and loss against his notch»
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Norwalk Chronicler