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OUR HOME “ADI IWII‘I’I
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
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IVININGVMIIt IINTIEEL TILEPHONI
Data—News Department
Ilka—attaina- Department
tin—Branch Cities. Norwalit
800 —Etiiter'a Residence ,
Why Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECASTT
For Norwalk and vicinity:
derstorms this afternoon. Generally
fair tonight and «Tuesday. Brisk south
and west winds with aquails Showers
have occurred during the last 24
board in the Mississippi Valley. latte
region and Northern portion of New
England. liufialo. N. Y.. reported 3.10
inches of rainfall This vicinity is
now in the southern edge at a distur-
bance that is passing out the St. Law»
rcnce Valley.
Thun-
WEATHEI A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. tit; high. 80.
Clear.
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John Anderson. bartender for Carl
Schaub. of the imperial Cafe, is sick.
Mrs. David Shot-hall. of School
street. who has been quite ill. is rapid
ly recovering. ,
The vacation season is at its zenith
The grass on lawns and parks abowa
clients of the dry spell.
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Walter. G. Aiken, at Orange N. J.
went the titty yesterday and Saturday
with his family in Wilton avenue.
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bliss Albina Lat-‘iso. oi. of New York
is being oncrtainrd for a few days by
bliss Minnie Henry. of leopard atrect.
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Mrs. William A. flood. oi Bridgeport,
hurt hot-ii the guest of her pnroiltii.
hit. and Mrs. (Man A. llvilly, of South
.Naln stroct
Mr and Mrs Daniel at Coltoluii, of
Plahisvillt- avenue. urt- cntcrluiuinlt
Mr. and Mrs Thomas itopcr. of New
Britain. tor a few days.
Tomorrow evening the employees of
Tristram and llyalt'a will have an
outing at Walnut ilcuvb, Mrs. McCul.
lab. of Bl‘idgupm‘t_ will be iilt‘ hoaicsa
and all expect to have one line time.
——Automoblles for hire. at Oscar ii.
Benita' Livery Stables. ltlvur ail-cot.
Norwatk. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Smith, oi Un-
lon place, Norwalk. and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert June. of New lirllaln. former
ly of Norwalk. have gone to lélko
Congamuud. Maiisarht'laotts, for a two
woclta‘ vacation sojourn.
Everett 8. itulltley. C. nlli‘k Dullois
and W. K. J. liuhb’eli, the latter oi
Wilton. arrived home Saturday from
a very line automobile trip to the
White Mountains. Boston and Maine.
The trip was made in Mr. llulkoicy‘s
car.
Francis Martin. Who won lamb an a
basket ball player and captain oi the
Norwailt Hiab school team this year,
and in the base hall team, its pitcher.
hinss returned to his home in liltigo-
held. after a short visit with Mr and
Mia. B M. Stuttluli. oi Orchard street
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The work on the new residence oi
it. 'i‘. liruoe. In School street is pro
greasing nicely. The trsmo iii finished
and partly enclosed. anti the shinuled
roof is now on. The work in in charge
oi Contractor M. .l. Riordan. The house
will have all the modern improve-
ments.
There has boon a report about
among the irienda or Norman Shaw.
of West street, to the attest that he
had recently none out at town and been
married. He wishes to emphatically
deny the report and says that he has
not the toast idea of how the rumor
started.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Howard and
Mrs. Charles Bears with the Misses
Katherine and lasbeiie Beers. of (itch
arti street and Bolden place. went to
Weston on a huettiaherrylng expedi-
tion. . The returned with a great
many of tAoae luscious berries and
were well pleased tilt their success.
Miss Hattie Smith of Wilton avea
hue. is enjoying her iaoatioh from the
Sealahipt Oyster Carrier Company. and
left yesterday tor Middletown. Conn.
Here“ she will spend one week with
‘ her brother Howard Smith. and his
iamtly. tlpon her return she expects
to go to Newark N. J.. with her all»
tar Edna. for another week.
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Rod and Silver Bird "
‘ Dr. D. H. Jones. at West strut-i.
Tim‘s for K. 0. Frame- for next aum‘
more best new. Special prices. Two
ailthtly used boats tor sale: one 26- it..
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21- it with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap It bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterSheliPoinLNorwalk
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Teeth Filled Without
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Pain
is an art but few dentists have mas-
tered. yet by my methods it is a prac-
tical. every- day occurrence. There is
so much in the way a tooth or cavity
is prepared. the proper treatment and
materials for each individual case is
a constant study. 1 give my personal
attention to these detwalls and no pa-
tient is dismissed until the work is
complete and right in every way. it
you have a tooth which is sore. or
sensitive to the heat or cold. do not
delay. but come at once and had the
cause oi the trouble.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main 8h. South Not-walk
Hours: a a. m. to s p. tn. hundaya
by appointment only.
For Eye
Trouble
or new alaaaes. consult us. We
have a Physician. who is a Skilled
Eye Specialist. to examine your
eyes. NO CHARGE FOR EXAM-
tNATlON.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday it Saturday Evenings
“halal; lcfsho‘tian'f’ot‘ hiatu ma;
will spend the wet-it at Atlantic city,
Robert Triatluul. at East Wall street
tt’tcndod the Brighton lit'lit'b automtv
bile races Saturday.
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Edward S. Hilli‘, oi New
spent yesterday at
Beach.
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Miss liannah liayca has resumed her
duties as clerk at A. lliclwrluuu &
Sons after spending two works \‘lit'i\
lion.
The Rake Over Club will ilt‘ cuter
taincd at. the home oi the Mismr Kim
moi of North Main stitol itilliilitim m
ening.
Miss Emma mundane, of thy l‘mltttl
Telegraph Company. is enjoying two
woolta vacation. which sin- in Mll'ltilillK
at the seashore. ,
Misti Lillian hathon has Ntlll'ued to
lwr home in Bl'iiliit'bort. after sounding
the past week with friends and rub»
lives in this city .
Miss Mabel ii. Raymond has return
ed to her duties as trashior at .\ lliclt
erman a Sons, after spending a pious-
ant two weeks vacation at Mtttihittziiil
suits and other places.
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Mina Louisi- Sebauh, a popular Mono.
grabber at the Boalahlpt Oyster tiya-
tern. has returned to her doth-a altar
enjoying a vacatiou oi three weeks.
which she spent at. various places.
Miss Schauh reports that she had a
line time bill. in glad to not itlli‘ii to
work once more.
The item that appeared some limo
ago in The Sentinel to the elicrl t'hut
lad
gone to his fortner home in Hancock.
N. Y.. for an indefinite period was a to
thor misleading statement oi the true
vase Dr. Jones has none to his home
for a month’s vacation and will return
in the till.
Mr. and Mrs. (horas itutikln. and
«on Charles. of Middletown. (loud.
have been the attests oi Captain and
Mrs. w. it. ream. or tannoa Station.
They are new the guests at itov and
Airs. A. 0. Boyhtoh of Wellipott. for
a temdaya. Mr. liudltlb la the super-
intendent oi the largo Palmer Hitlil
mock Company. with its factory in
Middletown. and the family china to
Cannes Station and Norwstlt in their
ammonia.
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aaalnat tire uatlywiante in the United ‘
Sta Canada.
Weather-Its warming up this.
than. is enioyin; a day's vacation.
day all from his duties.
~vlew avenue. yesterday.
Waterbury with her cousins. .
Dr.
about again.
Lewis street.
"Young Spot" Dalton is substituting
for Arthur Iirotherton. while the lat
ter is away at camp. driving the Star
laundry wagon.
Mrs. Group and daughter Alice. of
Alden. town. are the guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. Frank 0. Booker. at Fairiieid are
hue for a few days.
A lesit in the water pipe of r‘inney
and Benedict" Wall street grocery
occurred yeaterdav morning. but was
discovered before any actual damage
had been done.
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The Mlaaca Marv and Frances iter-
hard of Sprint; street. and Miss Oer-
trudo Preston oi Newark. N. .lel’i
Saturday for a two weeita' all: in
Woodmont. near New Haven. .
The Connecticut 'l‘udnpiite is new
open as tar as Barton and the auto-
mobiles, aa'wetl as other kinds oi ve-
births are using the road.
Harry Parkinson. of (irahtlview ave»
one. who has been spending the past
wash with relatives in New Haven and
Waterbury. has returned home.
Thursday will be open day at the
Knob Club. This will be the last open
day oi the season and it is thought
that a great many will latte advantaau
oi the day to entertain their town
irionda at the club.
About 30 motorcycles went through
Norwailt yesterday. They cattle down
Mill bill and turned up Main street
l‘hcre were itiWN‘fli lino machines in
ihi! number. and all the owners were
members oi the ilrldaupott Cycle Club.
Postal cards irom liar. Frank B.
i’pham. pastor oi the First Methodist
t‘htlrrh, show that he reached [lou-
inklit'. and from there will an to ltot-
tordaut. llerliu and other German trit-
ma, with a trip later to Switserland
and Holy
Thomas l'lwyor. oi Harbor avontio.
caught a lilo-imam bisrlttlah. yi'lit‘T‘
day. This is no nah story. as hwhad
his friends wish the tinny monster.
ilo raiuaos to Ii‘ii where he was lish‘
ins. and says that the tish gave him
it hard titanic.
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it now appears thy. the axle oi tho
t‘oloniai Mill wagon was not broken
in crossing the \\ nailinltiou alloot
bridge. Saiulday The bin load of col.
uma shifted and mulled to one side
lirlllmliolulttr .ltlilli ('itli‘ itt‘illt‘d lilo
driver straighten out matters.
There will be a bin excursion oi
l-leta at l'totop i‘olnl. Thursday. and
it is expected that. uuhmroua local
members of the ordt-l- will visit the
Point on that day. The osruraioniata
will be ngiuewood Lodge. No. ill-‘7. and
llat'kvnam‘k Lodge. .\‘o. tifvil.
(lllwr Stanley. oi Matti street. rt,-
iurnt-ii last evening truth a week‘s
stay at the Wilson cottuuo at Lake
\\'aramuug. l‘lc has developed a bad
«old and may be coniinod to his homo
tor a few days an the rcauil ill» (on
suite-d a physician tilts morning
Ilpla Molinar. oi Springwood. has
before Judge Joseph ll. Taylor this
nutrition on a charge oi breach of the
llttnt't‘ preferred by his daultbtor, The
case. IlOWIM‘t‘i', wait indefinitely coir
tinuod. The daughter in the lotion
woman who was charged a law weeks
ago with assault on Tony Finds". a
lioutou alroot aturolioapor. lit the
that time it was claimed she was man-
tailv unbalanced.
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Economy
is seldom popular. lull it is the
most essential element at
surreal
You cannot succeed long with
out it. and now is the time to
begin
liloonotnicul people usually have
savings accounts anti we invite
yours
The South Nottvslk
Trust Co.
4% Oh Savings. .
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spawns
oi Bella "Mild. I’Ii'it ( lrrlu. lanai. illufl
Latte View. Birdseye View. smith Love.
Crystal Latte and Caitlin Venice and
litaattBaaoh.‘
Card Viewsi
lNOORPOIATID 1m
newsroom pram
Mr], M. Holmes, Mani.
Win. A. Curtis, Vin-President.
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William Allen. a local trolley motor-
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Howard dodtrey. oi the local three
at trolley motormeu. is enjoying the
C. it. Nima. at New York. was the
truest of. Dr Franklyn Brown. has»
Miss Margaret Driaonii. of Straw ‘
berry Hill avenue. spent yesterday in
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A. R. Turner. or West avenue.
who has been quite ill recently. has
recovered suincientiy to be able to be
Charles Damian. of New York. is
spending a few days as the guest oi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rubey. oi
Savings Society;
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Oliilng Trousers
There is no need of any man going without the cool
comfort of a pair of outing trousers, when we are
setting such handsome. stylish garments at such
small prices.
Flannel. crash. white striped surges—asthma cooling
Summer fabrics. in cool firsya and white: they make
you feel cool just to acetate And only "
$2.50. $8. $8. 50. $4, $5 and $6
Style leaders. too. with song sailor waist. full cut hips.
turn-up bottoms. aide straps and belt loops. Fine fit-
ting. and line values.
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Our suits are the finest tting thin suits we ever had.
and they hold their shape. too. $10 to he
Vacation needs are met here with everything to wear
from hat to hone.
Trunks. bags and salt cases for vacationers.
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i The New Store
A at Wall St. Norwalk.
‘5.
:4 South Main
1’ QUALITY
scarce and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles
north. and worth commands its price
looting the toad tor his beam
what. It does to ya“
at good awoet corn. oats barley and wheat products
each day; stale western foods may wisely be let alone.
Quality Hm, Last and All the Jima.‘
itonnio ltorae Foot!
ltairl i-‘eoti
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
the title of
TH! CHtLDRIN‘I STUDIO
We Photograph Children at Their last
PtcTURI FRAMING
All kinds oi Frames constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Namath Hotel as Wail It"
The Only Place in Town that
Lobstera. Ioit Crabs. Little Neck. Long andlteuhd Clams.
TELEPHONE 108.
all ior Photographs. The place is
The North Studio
NO. I" WASHINGTON IT.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ITNIIiT.
state or ’i‘ln itooii as»
if you want a Metal Calling.
it you want Gas Fixtures. or
it you wwt aaythihg high
urvieaah ta Plumbing
Supplies. call on
South Not-walk
Expert (tea and Steam li‘ittlna.
St.
'l‘ he successes that have been won on a foundation of cheapoesa are as
Real success only follows
A wise man is carciul in so-
A horse is like a ma not worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper loading means to him very much
llonhie tiorat Peed thonln around) is compoud
it"tihll around
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
have Ions been a specialty and success with us. that we have merited
Not-walk. Conn.
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Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Plath-h. Iutteriiah. Weakllah. Ilueiiah. Isa Sass. Halibut. Steak Cod.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marta.
FREE DELIVERY.
Btlgncat to your summer visitors that during vacation is the time to
SOUTH NORWALK.
PNINI Ml.
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mailed
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Mixtures .............
Very thin Unlined Coats tor
Mohair 0......“
Trunks—Everything tor the
Our Brothers Lodge will hold their
rctgular meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard. Reber, at
Philadelphia. spent yesterday at the
Nurwettt Hotel.
A. (i. Dundee. of Philadelphia. is
spending a few days as the guest at
Thomas J. West. Jr.
hit. and hire. W. H. Paddock. oi Fort
Worth, Texas. spent last evening at
the Somali: Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Ella. oi Camp
street. are spending a week with their
dauahtcr. in \l’aierbury.
tilts- Fanny hicGlnn. of Bridgeport.
spent yesterday with her aunt. lira.
Margaret Road. of Mott avenue.
Roy Laydeia the genial druggtat in
Wood’s Wall street pharmacy. return.
ed this noon from a visit of two days
in Ridseheid.
Thomas P. Plannigan. oi Port Han»
llton. has been the guest of his cousin,
Deputy Bheriii Thomas A. Skelly. for
the past week.
ur. and Mrs. a. a. Hoadley. oi whoi
erbury. spent yesterday as the guests
at Mr. and Airs. Harrie A. Smith. on
i-zimcrcat Terrace.
There will he a meeting of the newly
iormod Fellowrran Club in the club
rooms Tuesday evening. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
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On Friday morning an automobile
driven by a woman ran into the rear
of the wagon belonging to the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, in Wall
almi. Howard Montgomery. oi Re;
are l Sienna'. who witnessed the ac
cidenl. says that there was no damage
to the wagon. but that the lamps on
the auto were broken. Later an auto
otnbiie was punctured by the glass
from the iatapa. he says.
Yesterday. in honor oi her eight‘
booth birthday anniversary. liiiaa Elsie
Tooter entertained a party of about
a dosed at her home in Main street.
The guests were nearly all irom
llrtdgeport. where Miaa Tooker ior~
ulerly lived. and a very enioyabie time
was participated in by all present.
There was music and stoning and all
vnioyed the dainty birthday supper.
Frank Hanlta was the only lucky boy
irom Norwall to be prmeut.
The many irleuda at John it. Eckei.
who for some time out has been the
night cterlt oi the Norwalit iiotol, will
rexret to hear that he has resigned
his position and returned to his old
home in Drooklyn. Hia slit-censor has
not been announced as yet. Mr. hicks!
was very popular with the youna than
oi the town and was a member of the
Nutmeg ttlub. He made many friends
by his pleasant manner. and all will
be extremely sorry to hear at his do
parture.
Rev. Mule K. Moore. of Bea Gilli.
II. i.. occupied the pulpit oi the Nor
walit Methodist Episcopal Church. yea»
terday. in the absence oi the regular
pastor. Rev. Matt 1). Torrey. who is
enjoying a trip across the man. Both
congregations were large. dearth. the
heat. for Mr. Moore was well ltaowa
when here before. and may who were
not members of that particular church
were there iohear aha preach again
Darin; his stay in Namath. sir.
Moore. who had with trial his son
Louis. was entertained orby tit. sad lira
Charles P. liaetsr,ol ileum aya-
has.
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This taoruina. the horse attached to
the iiaitad states mil wanna. maaiaa
between the south Namath told the
Norwalh Poatoiiioea. did a hair little
stunts. He was quietly ataadint la
the alley. when, in the opinion at lat»
”ant beathariaad. at the Narnia Po-
llea. who was on the trolley that was
passion at the no. a by atuaa
‘i‘han haaaat emits stunts.
horse turned over a tat-as has
wages did not. aid the letter
Two and time-piece cool Suits. Blue Bern and‘raauy
White and Fancy Stripe Pants with en! bottoms.“ ad a
Khaki Pants ....................................t .1.”
Odd Trousers ..........................t..Ii.ooto“.90
Hot weather Underwear ....t........ .509 per garment
Coat Bhlrta.»tteollar.douhia end “Helm, Quit
Colored interwoven locks. nun weight.
Bathiny Suits Sim up
Bummer Oxfords. all leathers ...............aa.oo. Moo
Straw anti LoatharfluitCaaea
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwsik
'aii htiaia‘a’ta war
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aaaeaaoaooevoa.1m ‘9 m
hot days. . .
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Thursday of this week.
Miss Helen Stars“. oi Cannon Sta}
tiou. is in Norwalk today on business.
John T. Whose. of Norwalk. has
spent the past two days in Rldleflald.
John P. Treadwall. of North avenue,
has purchased a new Mitchell 1310
surrey
William Henry Scribner. of Can-
business.
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. at Wall street.
received his new Mitchell 1910 surrey
auto this morning.
Airs. Frank Rooney. of Holden are
one. is spendin a week in Providence
it. i.. with tetat ves.
Alexander Gordon. of the Mutual,
Hal Company.
Wayte. oi Hansen-ens.
George F'inney. of Triatratn
is taking a trip up the Hudson.
' An important meeting of the Bar-
bera' Union will he held tomorrow I"-
enina. This will be a quarterly aes-
ston.
Miss Lucy Collins. oi 78 Osborn ave-
nue. East Not-walk. has iron» to Prov‘
ldence, Rhoda Aland. on a two weeks
vacation aoiourn.
is spending the week in Dnlnry.
where her mother. Mrs. Samuel Sun-
ple. is also a guest
him Mary it Murphy. of Norwalk.
and bites Nora lit. Ryan. of this city.
leit yesterday on a week' a “cation at)
tours at Narragansett Pier.
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Alisa Addie Lawrence. who has been
on her annual vacation lrom her du‘
ties in Triatram & Hyatt'a. spending
the greater part oi the tune in Al.
batty, returned this morning.
will he in Boston. in attendance on
Association oi New England.
Hya’tt‘a. who has been taking tar am
this morning. She has been am
the past week in New Milford. on the
run at James Donneily. oi south am
or week on his farm.
t‘aptaln naylea and the three "Silk."
Maura. Hess. Ambler and Autism
left the Norwatit host this mom
1 o‘clock and want out in M. ii 0
er'a munch on a fishing a. tension»
char. The smallest m that
taught weiahod two pounds and M:
lamest weighed three pounds and m
haii. About twenty-eight iiab were elli-
hired in all I“ “IS ”my did not N:
ii'tln until noon.
George a. Clark mulled his duties
at the store of Rogers and titeraua hr
Inuhd Klein. basketball at tho stores
who Us). tailored 1a.; “”3“;th
ago at e opp w . li‘ an
ass catch an an over head utilities so.
sad rebound. in sharp' all stdatlia
hiss across the lane was an to fetal-at
to work Chat-tea Price as
moor at a aim tom. vet
to his duties today a vacation
mat at Mary Park. r" Jersey
Its-Wa-
TO IA! COMMIT?! mousse
WI are new harm from W
artist- More ammonia
bar. “Ilsa wI’e alumna? ‘
over. The horse than ham to
themtehiwuthat was . .
hyvthnal who I“
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non Station. is in Norwalk today on I
is entartaininlr Iir.~
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tiyatt‘s. is enjoying his vacation and j '
Miss Bessie Sample, oi Weatatreet. ‘
G. 8. North. daring Tucson. Wad»
outlay and Thursday oi this weak, ‘
the. convention oi the Photographers! .
anal vacation. returned to her duties .
walit. Mr. Donnally will I’Oiiitllfi amr ‘
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They went to tissues rocit. neat III!» .
wood'a point and than dropped saw
was "
day. after a two waeh‘ a vacation. lt- * ‘
cams. 0.. July Haw-Claim
Kabaoaa Encampment will meet an A
Iliaa tans Holman. of Trtslrata t: '7
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is. no am» in Castes mad it
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