. is . will ‘ 'oiai metric: set he be held to further consider the subject. For twp or three weeks there has gram lot of iii-cumin: tithe powers of the fortunes“ of a May: flower baseball team over the yopri- disysof Nasturtium than _. puny Get Your Drug Wants Filled “slime B ridge Pharmacy Prompt and ancientvaervice at all timed. . . ,m Purge at, adoption given in prose ‘p on work. ’ ' Obalra for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait. for your car. BRIDGE PHARMACY , .l. PARKER. Ming... Mrs. Oscar H. Keeler. is very sicm hre home in Winfield street. A number of improvements are be- ing made about the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Camp, in St. John street. Recently a group photograph was ta- ken oi the members of the East Nor~ walk Fire Police in full uniform. Elev- en members of the company are repre. sented in the picture. it is the understanding that. there will be several more brides of June from East Norwaik, though formal an- nouncement of the forthcoming nup- tials has not yet been made. Mr. and Mrs. Harry waterbury are rejoicing over a new arrival. born at their residence, 21 Cove avenue last evening. The happy father is receiv- ing the congratulations. of many friends. it is expected that the East Norwnlk Methodist Church will be filled this cv- ening for the organ recital, to mark the installation of the fine new instru- ment, which has been in perfect work- illg order for a number of days. Six years ago today, James Parker's historical calendar informs. the steam- er General Slocum burned. This was Long island Sound‘s most horrible tragedy, more than 1,000 men. women and children being burned to death or drowned. “No More Money To Mud” eloquent iy reads a sign in a Washington street bridge market today. The also tells its own story. One of the proprietors of the market said he had tired of put- ting out cold cash on air security with its attendant risks. John Hall, of New Haven. of the Hall organ company. New i/iavon. builders of the new organ at the East Ai'enuo Methodist Church. will prob ably attend the recital this evening, in ‘whlch event he will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Parker, of East are one. The finding of the stale polinco us a result of their investigation of the tire ecveral weeks ago at the plant of the Century Waterproofing (‘ontpany lu Scavlow avenue, is still a dork mys- icry. Many now believe that the last of the fire has been heard at so tar as the stale policemen arc, conccrucd. ’i‘hc local baseball enthusiasts uiio wont to New York yesterday to soc the New Yorks and Chicanos of tho Na lional iniague do battle royal were- somewhat. disappointed on account of the victory of the Windy City snort-3a. tion. the score being, ii lo 4. Natural- ly, the local fans favor thc New Yorke. This morning was rcckoucd a lump from spring wcalhcr inlo tho midst of summer. Even so curly as 7 o'clock thermometers registered in degrccs. Most pcoplc wcrc willing to have lhc warm weather in prcfcicuco to ilic protractcdiwci spell, though the lath-r has left a decidedly lllliiliil condition. A few of the local oynlcrmcn have returned to the Bridgeport, Soulhport and adjacent beds in the hopc of find- ing some seed oysters but the beds are still in bad shape. ii is said. lililll the heavy easterly winds, which covcrod the oysters with land and ulodito. (in account of the conditions, a number of the oysicruicu oi this filli‘lliill an.- nllll at home. The yschl i‘ulouo, owned by Law react.- Armour. oi ifiilcupo. in nimo liiill much atlmiiion ai bcr pi‘i‘sciii lml'lli near the ltounlry l‘lub dock, for site is a handsome craft. clouiiilily lipimliiifid. she villi romaiu here until ilic Auuilur Miller wedding in Norwalk tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Armour having come here villh the yacht on second! of tho ifuptiala. Mrs. Uiio Born: of pothol. formerly of lilasi Norwaik. as (one to heaven» worth, Kansas. to no u ghoul for a short lime of her aou‘ludaw‘aud though. for, Mr. and Mrs. Malia W. iliiriinfn. Mr. tiorham. who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. iii. a. Gel-ham. of Ilium Norwulii, it“ been in the gas business in louv- envlortli since lion ydarhud in making line prbgreati. A number of guests from last iii-lat Norwalk stranded the clues day escr- clsea at tho Elisabeth Mead school at liillsldo yesterday, when Miss Marlon lilimuuiedlou in a mid tile. ll‘rom here the gossip were is. Denial h‘ilmnmedieii.flarlion l.’}iommediou. lilies Harsh Ferguson. Mine Altos bar row, lelll isabelie ilsoiord and Mrs. John ll. iiilommedlmi. Miss Matilda Smith. of Brooklyn. who is Misti li'llolu- .men. Ms pfar Harry Waterbury has balm usage not a hard proposition-e between two it It“ it were“ When . cement the pin era did not come up to, expectation he was urged repeatedly to take one or two“ others from outside the company. Finally he did and now he is helix; criticised for hrivi‘hu done so. The whole baseball situation was thrashed out'at-the meeting Monday night at considerable length but no definite action was taken. Miss [birth Lyons, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of Miss Mabel Ambler, of Rowuyion. The Town of Darien has a force of men at work improving the Raymond street highway. | Miss Vivian Stevens and Miss Mild- red 'i‘heall attended the organ rectlal in Norwslk given by Professor Alex. 8 Gibson. Monday afternoon. . William R. S. Bates is engaged in excavating two cellars in Raymond street for John H. Oboriander, who will build there in the near future. Miss Bertha Cook. who was called to 'i‘orrington by the death of her father, has resumed her duties as teacher in room three oi the public school. ‘ The regular meeting of the Rowsy~ ton liosu company was held Monday evening. at which time the mombcrs volcd to held open house on July 4. Other plans Were made for the celebra- tion of this event. Burritt and Montgomery. of New walk, have the contract for the plumb- ing in the now bungalow that is being erected on tho 'i‘uihiil property at Hickory Bluff by Wesley Wood. oi ilarlen. The house will be a fine one when completed. Mrs. George D. McKay. of Ronny" ion avenue. who lost a valuable dla‘ mend brooch the other day, and im- mediately ndvortisod its loss in The Sentinel, is delighted at having if rc- Reoitiition. . . .. ‘, i ‘Recliatlou. ’ hallway. Ethel Taylor. mole aroma. slam. Weaver. school. Mabel Jervis. Recitation. Sous. Recitation. Recitation. . .. Ernest 'i‘eyior. Recitation. ‘ ‘ , a . Allies Cunningham. Sons. ‘ A lagoon. , Marion Jarvis. Recitation. Seiiool. ' . Luster Russell. Recitation. Hllyard Albrecht. Duet. Marion Jarvis and Harriet inetts. Recitation. Walter Kigglns. Recitation. Primary Department. Recitation. School. Edith Weaveri Recitation, Primary Department. Recitation. Reci tation. Milton Every. Recitation. Franklin Cleverly. ileumrks. Pastor. Recitation, Gertrude Brenda. Song. School. Benediction. shown. A party of friends from Darlen at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Joseph (iii- more. of South Norwalk. this after- noon. Contractor and Mrs. Fred Tucker and party, are contemplating an exten- sive auto tour during the summer. no- lo; as far as Niagara Falls. Charles 8. Grain. of Fitch's Saltilers‘ night, by Policeman Kandetsky, of Stamford. for intoxication. 'f‘hla morn- ing a fine or 05 was imposed. and Judge Young suspended execution of thc sentence. Mrs. George ll. Noxou, entertained a company oi young ladies yesterday af- ternoon in honor of Miss Edna Spoon- or, whose marriage is to take place shortly. Wiiisl was one of the diver- sions oi the afternoon and Miss Spoon- or was showered with linen. Under the new timetable of the New turned to hcr. The pin was found in the doorynrd of the properly of Can. lain William 1. Stove-us by Mrs. Wil- liam l. Slcvcus, Jr. The old windmill. on the estate of the late Aivsb B. Tuihili, on lickory ilinff, is being torn down. 'i‘ 0 work is being done by ilurriii & Montgom- cry, of Norwnik. 'i‘hc windmill, which has been used as a landmark and as one point in many a fishing range, is now no longer uccdr-d, as thcrc is city water to Belle island and iilckory lililli. 'i‘hc incmbcrs of the Flower Club hcld lhciy daisy picnic yesterday sites. noon. ’i‘hrco curryalls were occupied in a trip back into ilic country to wards Wosl Norwalk. icc cream and cukc was scrvcd iu the fields. A large umouni of dulslcs were gathered. The children of the club had a wry pleas- ant .limc. ’i‘oday sonn- oi lhc older members oi the club went to Now York on John Sin-rinhn lioyi‘s yacht lira)" ling to assist in the distribution of! l the flowers. 'i‘lu- inciuoriui cannon at the inter- section of Pcuuoycr airecl with Row- nylon avenue pvt-scaled a sorry spec~ laclo this morning. Sometime last night it was decorated with whitc‘ paint. Not only were the words "(lend crai illii liuyicr" placed on the gun. but while liulili was smeared and spit- lcrcd all over it. It Will be necessary In cilill‘ely rcpulni the war relic. The act is supposed to be the work of boys. as rcsldents of the village heard a pnriy of youths making their way to ward llurien about ll oclock. The call for the annual meeting of tho ilowaylon school district has been isuucd by (.‘ommlttacman George W. Stevens. ’i‘hc meeting will be held unxi Saturday evening in the school house at ii o'clock, and it provides for ”to election of officers. to hear the rcoding of tho amount oi the assess- lucnt made by tho board of estimate and sch-clinch and lo motto provision io‘ pay ibc sumo either by tax or loan: also, if doomed advisable, 0 purchase a boil and if so ordered to ppropriate funds to pay for the aatuc, an to treat out any oihor business proper to come lwiori- uni rut-orbit. 'i‘lu- cloning inception of the «canon of the Reliance tini'lul Uluh was held ycnierday afternoon at the hoodlum- icrs in itowayion avenue. Them was an stimulation of sixty members and friends. and the occasion was a timid- i-diy plciliihiii lilil'. (turd- wcrc color! .cd for about two hours. flit handsome prises were offered. and than were at mood as follows: Mrs. William Bath w. luau Norweik; hire. Kills lirldaib purl; Mrs, Edward P. Smllli. Rut Norwaik; Mrs. smart C. Marshall. final Norwelk; Mrs. Percy Wilson. liridgnpori; and Mrs. Rudolph mob» richer. bridmmri, consolation. its» treshmaaie were served. and dancinl was indulged in. The address of we). come was given by lira. 310mm i3. iiarl'lsy, president of this club. The services at the humour: flour loo Church. tliihdny evouio . were of a most interesting and delta iful chart actor. Rev. if". A. Cunningham led the York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- road Company. Dorian gain a late train which she has not had before in tho lun-mory of the present generation at least. This train on accomodaiiou which leaves New 'ork at i130 p. in. arriving at Darlen at 1:02 a. in. As a result of the latest ilmctahlo llnrieu gets several trains which were not on the winter schedule. Architect ilcury Manon has pre- pared plans for the alteration oi the wwmbousc at the Charles ll. Phillips Chemical plant in Glonhrook. which in reality provide for the rebuilding of the power-house. it is to be msdc fire. proof throughout. The walls will be brick. the booms steel. and the floor ing a icrra‘coila arch. The second story side wall will be wot tile, the Window and door frames of stool. Wire glass will he used. The roof will be of icrra com file and there will b.- lhrcc galvanised iron ventilators. The building is 36 x of feel. YOUR LAWN We handle everything nmmry for keeping your lawn in trim. Ilcklea. edge trimmers, grass and hedge allure and lawn mower- Croquat Iota and Hammooka. carom H Schiiclitiug Bros. & Co. Corner Railroad Ave. and Main It, Dorian Select Groceries. flay, Grain. Flour and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glace. etc. Tooker House DARIEN la prepared to deliver in the town 8. ”rebounds Rhelnfild Beer $i.2,5‘per Case, of Fiat ' ' Wine: Beer 2.25 per Care iaaa 7ft oeuta allowed for empties A full line of Wloaa and Liquor by the bottle or gallon A son baa been born to Mr. and Mrs. ll, Rennki. lila- Liiliau Webb. of Norman. in the alien of friends in town. . Ill-Ii Itary Cigar h] a viiili with friends in returned from ooldyu. 'i‘ho Weniport can also will hold its no imaipoued shoot fieturday afternoon. , it". William ii. Morrison. of use York city preached at Trinity church, Huntley. Min Esther Downs will entertain tho Current Events club Thursday at» tamoon. i if e :9“, gig “V w‘ EL “if twirl f t“ 7-, ivmll ,,.- , ‘ rie‘ ii 1“, JO." l 3 q ‘ astound“ ,mmd. will mill: ,l l ‘tI W .m. kit I . M m ahead of old‘faaip. that" no more: mouse ell ‘ ter is ahead of elec- !» “dis ~a‘lieillilour‘iievell-l I'm“ ”moonlit in. coffee or. ,andJiiu never tire of it... . 1101:4913“ e of glizmbtzt pregam- ‘ . rm 9 can r, - Elm syndicate act it at anylaa. .. , i These aretlie. local A. D. S. druulais: Allen, the drawn. The lrldpa Pharmacy. The editors Pharmacy. Gulttnar d Cavity. Props. this afternoon WilrMi‘ll. Long to sew for the lawn fate of June fill. Miss Lillian iAmson. the well knownf artist and reader. was a guest Monday at the home of Mrs. F. M. Salmon. “ Mrs. Hope Borden and mother, Mrs. howls, who have been visiting at lompo mill. have returned to New Ha-r ven. . ' . it is rumored that there will be a. large hotel erected on the Bradley properly at Combo beach in the near future. The wedding of Miss Georgia Wllv llama and Henry Stoddard will take place June 30 at the home of Mrs. E.,' 0. Blrge. Mrs. Sylvesler entertained the mem- bers of the primary class of the Con». gregailonai church at her home, Satori day afternoon. There is talk of finding a suitable‘ place in the centre of the village whcro. benches could he placed to accomodaue. the trolley patrons. The Princess Sunshine club hold a very succeasiul'cuicriainmoni last cv oiling. one of the features was the excellent singing by the Orpheus (putr-i tel. Mrs, A. l'. Jennings, who is NIJOHDK a vacation visiting along the Hudson. river, writes home that she lit haviux ‘a fine time and will remain several weeks longer. Tomorrow. Mother's day. will be observed at the Bridge aireci school. Parents and friends are invited ii) at! loud and explains the pupils‘ work. during the until your, James Plant. of this village has been appointed the new tonnage-r of ibo new Point bolt-i ai Amliyvillo, 1.. i. Mr. Plan! was formerly, conuociod with the catering department. of fiber- ry‘a in New York city. Rufus Wakeman has recently in‘ stalled a new toiling machine in his lihclory at Saugaiuck. which outemsii» git-ally puts the tufts in the mattresses. l placing iii iufia where bcforc only one I has been placed in ihc some lenglh of l i llllili'. l l ill milling or sun I IAOIBALL. i Connecticut League Standing. l w l.. l‘.(‘. liltidgcpm‘t ......... Iii l2 .iifn? , Waterbury ......... 24 it 1:32 .New Haven ........ 2': it .iili lllartford ........... i? in .515 'Spriuglleld ......... i? El Al? llolyoke ............ it til .likl Norihmnpiou ....... lzl :2 .371 New llrlinlu ........ i'.’ 2:! .353 Yaatarday'a Results. Ai Hartford Waterbury 2. Hari- ford l. At New lirliaiu~xcw liriiain :i, lli‘idxepori 2. M New ilavan—‘Now linvcn li. iiol- yolm ll. Al Northampton"Northampton 2. Springfield i. American League Standing. W. l.. i’.(‘. Philadelphia ........:iil H .682 New York .......... 28 H .illi'i Detroit ............. 3‘.’ iii .629 Boston ............. 23 El .523 (‘leveinnd .......... i 7 2i .H'i Walliinglon ........ ill 27 .433 cuttings ............ iii no .331 , St. Louis .......... . 9 :ii: .205 Veaterda a lacuna. Al iii, Louis-w hiladcipbia ’i. 81., Louis 2. At Cleveland oboaluu ii. Cleveland ii trailed end of Nib inning. darkness.) f National been“ hianliilnp. ill .iis'l illiii‘ago............llil i New York .......... all it Jim. tiieinaaii .......... fit to .th Wilbur; ...... ....82 21 ima ill. will: ....... 22 25 .488. Brooklyn...........2i is .441, Philadelphia ........ili all .tihl non .............ii iii .liiW “"""’ l Vaaterde 'a Results. 3 At lirooklyu—n rooklya 2. Bl. Louis; 1) ' "Al nouionucmoinnaii ii. notion 0.3 M Now Yorkalthicue ii, New Yorki ~ m... We.» retain our; ,‘ , numbering between 200 and 225 men. , an advance in wages to 30 cents an ., cents an hour now prevailing. but it " the men were called together to con- , ed and the men ordered out. » lock and wife. city: .l, ‘llllllliill ,ililllill , .mwmmmn ‘ Elliployiiiaiii Wltiiouifio‘iic‘e YONKliiRS. N. Y., June inedible city awoke today to find itself right in the grip of a trolley strike affecting. it is said. practically the entire force of the Yonkers Railway Company. ll 'l‘iie stoppage of the cars took the town completely by surprise, for at midnight there had been no intimation of trouble. Slit hours later not a wheel was stirring on any line in the city and thousands of commuters and business men found themselves with- out mcuns of conveyance. For twriveeka the conductors and motormen havel‘been negotiating for hour from the graded rate of 21 to 25 had been intimated that a strike. if one were to be called, would not be ilkcly to lake place until the end of the present month. At 2 o'clock this morning, however, older the situation. An hour later a strike votc had been cast and count- Mea on the night runs quit their cars as they finished their trips and none of the day men reported for duty. rlhorliy af- ter daylight the trolley system was at a standstill. Steam roads had to do double dilly in carrying crowds along the northward and southward routes. but the flow of each and west traffic was totally clinched. A... the foreman wore on there was no sign of trouble. if was said at the couipnny‘s offices ihnl the position of the officials might br- outllncd in a statement to be issued laicr. During a similar strike about two years ago rioting (lt’v'cloiicd and there was all kinds of furbnlcncc for a fortnight. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Mah'ackamo is). ll. Lewis, A. W. (.‘sr- roii. New York; W. M. Knapp, Siam- ford: F. E. Spnuidina, .‘ow Haven: L‘. ii. iluhois, New York; (l. A. llrindlcy. ilrldgepori; i-‘. W. Rachel. New York; if. firing. .l. .i. King. .1. Iii, ilohcriy, lion- ion; A. Filuiiic. Tolcdo, 0.; H. H. l’ol- \V. Weinberg. lioslou; A. iirod. ll. Curry. New York; A. ll. Haywood, liosiou; iii. i.‘. (i'iiricii. New York: .\l. ll. ilcniicli. Xorwulk: ii, i". (‘ia'i‘k. ciiy; l”. S. \l'clnbcrgor. A. n. Lessor, (‘, A Eaton. New York: 1), M. l'lcdrcy. city; .1. t7. Oldfield. New ark;; H. L. Richards, i‘annou Slailon; ll. (insulin, New York. PROHIBS TO MEET. The l'rohlliiliuiiisls of llic town will hold a meeting Friday evening in tho Sali'aiiou Army hull. Walcr slrcci. rlouih Norwulk. ()sclir Mills. of Row- nylon, will address ihc nicclina. Every- body is cordially invited to attend. .FW.......V............,_...~W 4.... s m. .c . ‘. GOLD Hi DAL HOUR .WW-M__._.-._...~- in NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- lustin‘ the same. Diseases are caused by a w och. twist or sprain in the back. on if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the dtderent organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonlaiug the of: nerve system: in your body. Nervouaneaa. Rheumatism. Pauly Ill, Heart. Kidney and Female Die ones are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will sever regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. '1‘. FRANCIS. D. C. M WASNINGTON 31280. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Alao. vs’ar Li'l'l‘LE llr. loveliest to have an , mo SIGN for your store and w vill- as". We make tau. all store. an the! “lid. TB) sonnet 'rryaamailaiau ion-um increase in your bulimia will cause you to order latter can. The Road a Yolk again: (lo. M WAIHINITON ITIIIT. IOU?“ ”WALK. Hi. ”.7 ,, Daily use to N. Y. - 'illillim 1 Don’t go about with a face full of blotches or other skin eruptions. Clear all these disfigurements in a short time at little expense. These unsightly blemishes come from im- pure blood and a disordered sys- ‘ tern but will all disappear after a few doses of which do the work quickly and thoroughly. Selves, ointment: and washes never cure a pimply face. You must get the poison out of the system. This is what Beecham's Pills do. They move the bowels, start the bile, carry OK the impurities, cleanse and vitahze the blood and Beautify the Complexion halved-Irvine. Inhalation!“ GOVERNMENT SUES WALL. To Collect 3648.57 inheritance Tax and Accrued Interest. Papers were served today by De- Unlted Slates Marshal Females. of Ansonla. in a suit brought by the Uni- ted Status Government against John 1.. Wall, of Shippan Point, Stamford. to collect an inheritance tax amount- ing to $648.57, with interest at 5 per- cent. The action is brought under a law that has been revealed since the cause of the suit arose. Mr. Well received a legacy of 357.. 65).)! in the will of his father. Jacob Wail. who dicd at (lrucnwich, March 24. li‘liiL’. lie was appointed executor in the will. It is claimed in the papers that be neglected and refused to file a schedule of the personal property Which comprised the legacy. The Col. lecior of internal Revenue thereupon prepared a schedule and assessed the fax at $648.57. Mr. Wall still refused to pay. Notice the suit. Special for This Week Only Monogram Rye Whiakey...76c qt.bot. Sherry Wine ...... .......86oqt.bot. Fine Bock ....... $1.00 case. deilvdrad Other goods, too numerous to men- tion. all at cut prices. Hot Roast ileef Free Saturday night. CENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Monroo in Citation Sta. TOi 151-8 .l. I L. DISEBA. Prone. WALL APER New Goods now in stock. Prices are no higher than last year. E. E. Gorham Decorator 10 First Street. East Norwallt Telephone 452 . c h. ”MAJ-quu when A wnor srsu. nouns will be in great demand, so if you want to be ready for the heat, order your Gas Range today. $14.75 in j * lllilll www- Wm.» .m M... .. a... e. Rim , w illllil lililii Sill Government Schooner Vaiihei’dl Went Annuities Venzu- clan Coast WILLEMBTAD. Curacao. June 14,- The government! schooner. Vauherdt has been wrecked on the northeast coast of Curacao. The captain, crew and passengers, with the exception of tour sailors and one passenger, were . drowned. The lost include the 30v-~ ernor of Bonn Ayre. The Vauherdt was bound for this port from Bush Ayre, a Dutch West lndian island. on the Venezuelan coast thirty miles east of the island of Cr racao. She struck during the thick: weather of Sunday night. News of the disaster was brought here by the five survivors. The Vanherdt was a small craft en- gaged in the inter-island tra’flic of the Dutch Antilles. Her passengers were residents of the islands. Maglgevgsshfionlgynn Agents for Jacob Ruppert’s Beers Ruppert’s Lager, $1.15 per care We deliver toali parts of the town Phone 5424 W». MW, “in The “Koehler 40” 18 iii TOWN Clauy in Appearance. with the Lateat Style Montciair Touring lolly. Extreme power on hills with a speed of 4 to 60 miles an hour on high gear makes this the ideal car. ' Retirember the speedy little "Hull. mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable Maxwell. “Everlte 30." Ryder-metri- nnd (.‘olumbll. 'Phons MR. GLOVER. 241-5, 'or our new garage, 7334. J Norwaik Consoliddthed _ Auto Company . WM .. WaflPapers Largest assortment in the only. Prices from 100t0$5.00 Double Roll Sole agentior laneway 8: Car- penter's, Fr. & Co.’s Wall Papers. ' W O Contractor—tor Painting and Paper Hanging Paints. "()an Goods, Agent for Columbia Phono- Emphakeoordsandsuppiles. .7 WAIHINGTON mll'r. .OU'I’H NORWALK- TIL. CON. filth Grit Br“. LA. . a m " MOWERS Garden Hess Hand: Chldvatgrs ,, Brandt Sprayers W, , d. = , ii; 5 A”... .. - , meeting and tin- lime folks did than: .. , l‘ . . W ,, medieus guest. was also present my” mm“ m mm “on; All “a "“0 will be a strawberry fulfill malnutr'l'mpm Philadelphia a: For F t 0 ON 2A8? PAYMENTE IF . . . The Mayflower Hook and i.adder.ailendm were doomed with the one. at the ileumiuck M. in. church, this ' . . : . , dflwflm game-313933353“! “lg’gifldgmlgg , handful manner in which the ram evening. I , “m . Iaita deem it 3‘ 0: god ai‘ur Mag. ”3%; DESIRED u. 7 _ ~ epr . co eve . , h. rs. it up» » . , ' I . _ . will be the am or the mean. theifififi'flufifiafirfi‘ m " ” ug‘fl'fiyfrfff'ggm“ gfng‘éfi boom the! Franklin school. beat: afim'fl.fi'.a“m ,9!“- in!“ . , . . ..... -- w r "c" r “r r ‘ raw.‘“°..':.'l*.n°°i.lurs "with i‘i”" "main”... w mun: :1: id“.i:’..i..*°—ri;".t‘r ~* ....... ...... ... .. .... ’ ' i- r .. r ' ' ousa OiliC Chdniwlol‘dl'd Purl". whw‘m’om .n “nu“. .t ”‘0“ "I. we ”‘1 ,4‘9 .' . "0"." In In 4 D. “a “a '0‘“ tiled sud there is some speculation a: Greetings, rile beneficial society. inn mot sea-rel aunt.‘ cars of the district department and the _ , . I - , W . . - Norwaih up to 6:00 p. is. , district committee wereiiuutmlssieoed gggynm ”W” . ”almonds on», accumulate villi/auras . , _ at the lust district. meeting to look up ,5?th Mrs. Daniel Brown. of Mark. ‘N. A ray“. 1 Julie 13.40““. Km Who“ 00. ‘ ‘ the matter of a tire alarm telegraph pm?“ J.. In the ducal. of hire. William Hana. m;- . ‘ ”Ivan the three mew. Aiming y. with O c NIIOMM . 0 r system 10 1'99”“!!! the present Old "19- I pun”, ”With. ll. “unlock. '- fimuru. - N1 prevent (it‘ll L i l i v . lit at m “Mill. W
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