Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 8, 1910 · page 8

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” To our‘oiiatot‘nere bond
' ' tamer: lobe.
Our Linea o't

: ' School,

= Shoes

are now complete

Creamers

Lounsbury &
Soules

.Educator ,

Boston School
Shoes

“Nox ’Em All”

Oraiax

The Outeraolea and lnnereolee
’ are Oak

Heele and Countera are
‘ Solid Leather

CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN

I1 WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “H

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iF YOU ARELOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

We have them. All kinds in
season.

PEACHES for dinning
a Specialty.

cauoiea. cleans. Tobacco and
eooa warea.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 927 170 Waah. 8t. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

COAL

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IF WE LIVE we shall all need
Coal in the not distant future. The
Coal we sell is superior in its heat—
ing qualities. in the absence of
clue and waste and in other ways
to much of the coal sold. All coal
may look alike to you but THE
FERRIS KIND

Years of practical experience in

is different.
buying and selling coal enables us

to select the right kinda. Further

than this we take a personal inter-
oat in each customer‘s order.
From our point of view this is

the place to buy Coal!

 

 

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Alto now no BACK TO eoeiuaea. econ voo WILL HAVI ro
; Mel 'l'HI inonaaeeo expenaae or wmm. AND A can-ram
moat omen evanv week AND oeroerrao m me

e South Norwalk Savings Bank

or new wounanrueuv iN‘PAVan rue lime. or van
nave to can l'f iron mar Punroee.

 

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Coal _
Burning Time
is Coming

We have the pick of the
mines, fresh from the
mlnera' pick. You can
pick out the hot-it kind
for your purpose hcro.

Are You Ready? ‘

All Sizes
Beat Gradee
Full Weight
Finest Quality

Hazleton Coal
B. Hershfield & Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Children's

SCHOOL
SHOES

are the ."WALTONS." Every pair
warranted ‘aoiid leather

85 cts to $1.75
-— MAX LEVY —-

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

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Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUIIINI UP TO DAT.
RATE! .2 PER DAY AND UPWAID

SUNDAY DlNNERS. 75m
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL one

PostCards

NEW Vleu
From 10o up
ll (or Be

Post Card‘Albums
W. A. Briggcnnan's

NUBiC BTORI.
Donovan Block. 182 Waehlnqton 8t

NOTICE!

Anyone having
Empty Cases.liegs,ctc.
PLEASE NOTIFY US
and we will call tor same

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Magner 8: Flynn

138 Washington tilt. Photos 6424

 

 

 

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'l‘ollcr Woyte Raymond. of tho titty
National think. to in New York attonil-
lug tho numiomatlc convention. Mr.
Raymond, who in achieving it widc
reputation no it coin culloctor unit litiit
ii very line colloctlon. iii a monitor of
the ontorlnlnuiant committee.

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38, SOUTH MAIN "fill“, .

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"House
aourii NORWALK

 

 

 
 
 
 

THE LAST CALI. or SUMMER ooone AT GREATLY RItDUOID
PRICES. it in not the kind or merchandiae you and in every atore in
town. it in in a clean by ltaeit. porloot in every detail. "the Block to
. be unloaded at reduced ricer oonaluto of bodied Suits. iodiee’ Drona-
ea, Miaaoa' Dreeeea, Chit tech and Olria’ White Drooling. ldnen Coats. ;
Cloth Conta. White when Skim and Cloth Skirte. Marlin Petticoata.
Night Gowna. Vesta. Silk Glovea, COI‘IOII, Cornet Covers.
handeomoat lino or Waiata in town. Sale in both atoroa.

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515-51 Milli Sin Stamford

l Six rooms. water, etc; convenient to
station. Home in good condition. in
lgood neighborhood. lino atrctil; At
‘South Norwnlk. 82800.

i Ton—room house, on large lot. city
writer. ”l Iuinutoo from South Norwolk
ntniion; ideal location. liouae in good
condition.

At Booth Norwalk. six room house
in excellent condition. all improve-
ments, now rnnnc. new furnace. chick-
en houiie rind work shop; lot 95:125.
83800.

H. E Dann 8. Son

(Incorporated)
‘5 WALL 37.. NORWALK

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no. LINE or

EMBROIDERED .
Linen
Collars

All Styles. at 25c

Special line hand-painted bolt.
hat and collar pins.

Cloisonne enameled pins.

l. I. MALLETTE

(lormerly Mlaeea Damon)
Bl WAIHlNOTON STREET

What’s the Use

you can get the boot tor the arm
money

Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 6c
CIGARS

 

Are the Best
ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFAOTURII.

”"ll’iiimtilltlim'

ORNCII ill“ Nil'l‘li‘l‘I.

 

 

lllslrici or Norwnlk, as. l‘roiuilc
i‘illll‘l. Sciliitlliiml 7. A. ll, llllll.
liaiulc in l‘otIucciiciit oi (Thrlalinnlie
“More, line oi l'itilliil lliduc. lit lllt'
Sinli- oi New York. iii-wound.
\i’hi-rcnu, wriiicu upplicnlion hiw
hucu mud» to this courl praying lur
ri-niuuiii llicrcin wt lilllll for on oran
niiiliorlziim ihi- :iilinlniuiinlor to not]
ccrtnln icnl titlle of lililtl mimic,
()riict'cd. 'i‘hnl Hillil application lw
hourd :iiitl iicii-rtuliwd ui ihc l‘rohuto
”Hire in Nurwnlk. on the Hill llil)‘ of
Smut-tuber. tilt". iii to o‘clock lorir
noun; nut] that pulilic notici- tin-tool
ho Kli’t‘lll to oil iiiu'hiliifi lnlcrcnicd
llii‘l't‘lll by pulilialilnu this oriivr in n
ncwnpnpor lmrlnu n circulation in l'il'lltl
district, ill lt’iihl iiw duyo lit‘liil‘t‘ sold
iinv or iii-urlnu.
liiCNllY W. tiltiCiiiiitY.
.iudnc

illillllllllillllllll llilli

Kohnoon oncampmnnt will moot thin
owning and tomorrow Wontnn tho
who will linvo tlwir illllltll l‘rolic.

'l'lw linllnlt young inch in Norwnlk
limo rot mud it NOW organization. which
tin-y iinvc numcil the Norwalk iioolol
iilnii. 'l‘hc now organisation in now
rirrnnnluv. to burn it dnnco.

llli‘rrcll W. llnnko. or 'l‘tikolioke. who
lino boon aprniilnk u week with frloniiii
nl laul‘i‘hlmmi Manor. hiiii rciurneri to
ill» linint- nt tliv provlnuiily lnontionnil
l'l‘flill‘l.

'l'hm will no Ii meeting or the Uni-
tcri ill'ilili' of tho tloldon (itrmui tomor-
‘row owning in tho noun or 'l‘omper-
unco boil in tho (toilette building in
Willi itll‘ont.

illuirlca C. Ronni“. at ”other ovo-
iino. w imic host with atolon from it!
ninoi-l 'l‘iicoiiai moi-ulna. hill! berm
ii‘tll’ltlili'. on tho t‘IiiIi‘, trying to dliicov»
or who lhc culprit won. iii! hlfi been
on n etili hunt and him picked up a
clue. ilo loin punitive information as
to the identity of one of the three
young mun who uttemptod to take thd‘
omit may and has had it conference
with his ronrooontntlvo. the young man
tiein ,atratri to appear hlmaeit. Mr.
iteiia ennui cohanllod a lawyer about
‘hu mottcr and any: that he has re-
oolvod ii proposition train the thief.
which he hm. not decided as yet Wheth-
or to accent or not. Hr. new“ door
not doeire to promote the think. but

ii7 lt

'ilIo sumniot‘ looking for

as eouui mini or. south Nol’walk

iiilttl no
Ritllilllii llllllllllli

Part oi Burned Portion Being ile-
moved and Structure lilay
Ba Repaired

 

 

Men are at work upon the old Sol-
lcck iichool in liluiii uvcntie. and those
who have neon them at work havo
thought that tho achooi wna going to
be ro-bullt. .iu‘ngo Edward M. hock-
wood. who hna charge of the eetute.
was soon this morning. and mid that
the school would not he ro~liilllt, for it
would not pay to have this dour. Ho
said that the workmcn are tearing
down tho horned not! Ur the building
at prurient. and ti portion may not be
rebuilt. At any rnic the horned and
charred wood will be removed and the
place mode to look It great deal hotter
than at any time since the tire.

Major (locum Wilnon, who was tho
principal of the Ili’l'luOl when it was
destroyed by conllngl‘tillon. hao spout
it suitable
plum to locate his school this toll and
has not hoon ohlc, no yci, to tlnd any
thing in this .vlclniiy that in adequate
to hill nccdu and llini would llil llir, hill.
lie hail, however. dot Itlt'ii upon a plum
of location for his ni-luiol. and lit lino
lug lhc liliil‘e t'cnuintcii and i'll'iillt’il.
it will ho rcady for occupancy on Sop-
tclnhcr 132ml. at which limo hln l‘i'llmll
will otnrt.

Soon after tho llrc, the people own-
lng the proporti or thc' old Rik'klilllil
Colloid» ni Nynrknndtic-Hudson. who
noticed in tho pupcrn the account oi
the lire, onil thc slitiomi‘nl that Major
Wiiaon unit looking [or another pint-o,
wrotc to hint nnd nokcd him to look
ovcr their propcrlr and llllllillllKI" with
tho lilcn of location his nrmicmy ihcro
Motor Wilson (lid no and found overr-
lhluu liiriu'ohlc tor Mo school. lie did
not wiuh in '0‘.le .Vorwulk. for during
tho tiiniI that "he has; lnmn hurc he hurt
mndv o grout mum trlciulu. null hr- ro~
urctiod iliv thought of leaving tho
town. whole he has horn on our-cons
ful iiuil hccotnc 2m wcll onliihlluhcil.
lint thi- ior-nlion and thc cnllro ro
uuiriiiictitn. for ouch a aclwnl as; ho
line, ”will bc found in no olhcr place,
and he hurt now ili‘lliltiil to metal] his
school in thin place.

The iiocklnntl (‘ollcac woe closcii
muuc your: an. the pmprlctor hnrinx
dicd. and them lacing no one to con.
tluuc tho orhool. lt iii a wry honutliul
pluco, the wound» bring wull told our
and everything lioccsnari for tho coin-

Wllnou onid llilg morning that he or
iwcls to how u lunch liirgcr nulnhcr
)1 students thin lic hiid hot-c. imcnuso
lw hna'iho room for itiuni at this now
place. and hr oxpcctn lhnt a flrfltll
Illilllli‘. it not ull, oi the local lmyn, Min
.vcrc ilai' st‘lliilfirh it! tho aihool in
Hunt fll‘t‘lllii‘ will ntlcnd. lio has Iii-cu
their pnrcuis and hourly oil or them
no dnoimim oi sending lhoir bop-i
Y‘Icl‘r.

LEG‘SLATURE OF 1911.

Memberahip in it May Not Be Very
Pleaaant and Profitable.

’l‘hcro nic mini- ruaoona lor livlli‘v'
In: tho! nictiilicinlilp In tho iii-litu‘itl
\oaoiuiily iiu liilt ulll not hc pitu-
‘icihor lileimiul und proiltahio for gun
llmncn ninhiiluua for It continued cu»
wet or litllllii‘ni pruuilwticc. Annuur
log that such acuiiumcn run Dona
through the Iuonu of the senatorial
ilcciiuu without ilinuaicr thorn will ro-
ilinlu in conlionl ihciti what iii rcnlli’
tlic nmnt important tnnttor llkoly to
‘omc holore the Mainlaluro. tho pith-
iic~iulliiloii hill. Them in nu acknowl-
~duod ucncrul doinnud for tho pnoaaac
at such it Iticuiiiirc. Therc la also in
"crlnlli uunrtcrn lnklaioncn upon its
:lnflltifle in cxti'cmoly radical form: in
rim-d ccrtnln clnuaca proponcrl act-in to
iluilcnio in thclr authoru an cnthuiil.
unit! {or lilo cltticmtmii of ii ct‘llniI rath~
cr thiin n nohur low. 'l‘hni ihorc will
an mile and amendmonta or violent
nniuro la naaiired. ’i‘ho loalolaior who
'lliililltt‘lll thorn in wry likoly to find him-
‘rill i‘lliiltl'l‘lt‘il till it corporation tool It)”
hie indignant conniliuoucy. Tho loitlw
‘nlur whmw i'oiltm carrier him too for
in tho nlhct‘ illrcotion iii hound to in-
cur the hostility or certain pnworliil ln-
iotniilii, luinoiui for long Incnwri' and
tlctorininnllon to lltliliiltillt discipline.
’l‘lic itmltmulonul pulltli-inn In clihot‘
iiouuc or Scnuti- in llkvly to llnrl him
not! unviunilnu vnry donacl'imn water“.
it In portinim roconuiilon or thin
which tutti ind iiovnral l'lllilllllll' tiguroo
lil linrttorii to olimlntito lhomaelvok
Willi (‘vllmhlnccncy from the conduit
trunnion. An loi- ordinary people. it
muki hc (Willi-Ill that ihhi in It lilt-
ilculnriy doalrnhla limo tor thorn to
mull] to tho uniiomhly roureontativofl
whom "lll'lll' or vlnlon will not he im-
paired lay ilw homily oi squatting at
tho urand kinnd..«Watot‘luiry Ami-ri-
can. .

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'l‘hore won it you enjoyable dance
at the Knoll hunt uniting. the tnuiilr he
lmi litrnltlhml by the club ornhoatru.
'l‘hnria will lw another dance on dolor»
dust. The llili-i Will run until the lhili
oi sopwmiwr tint! the restaurant will
he open until that time. The bathing
tloat iii still popular with the mean
her: and although the committee has
anticipated moving it earlier than na-
ual. they will probably reconsider
their decision and trait eevoral wool:-
belore lath“: it up for the winter.

litre. Devin madden iind daughter.
Moreno. of (lien . e. tone iatand.
on, gum or the era uncle eini

 

 

he will if n utiaiactory settlement ll
not made to him. ‘

’Iniili incur! magma (toluene!
Wanting. ; _

 

 
 
 
 
 

toll of tho lit hohirs bi-ltiiz handy. Major J

 
 

 

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nos. 3 and s GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

Frosty ninhln will noon he horn. and it is none too curly to connider the no
it lnruor and floor allowing than ovor hctoro.

All the. regular Blues in White. tlrny. Tan and Fancy l'lnlds.

BEACON CRlB BLANKETS. :ltl Int-hm hr in) incimn. in Milk 0r Iiluo, and it
including tililckclin, linllhltn. 'l‘otlilr ll ore, «to.

BEACON WRAPPER BLANKETS, for making wrnppcrs or both roiicn.
cords and tuaiiolo to match.

Look in our uhow window for a display of BEACON BLANKETS.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

lFall ~ Showmg of '
Beacon Blankets ‘

Many hcnutirul designs and colors, with

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'cnxilr of extra BLANKETB. We have

itrcni nunmtincnl of pretty donlgnn.
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Tristram 8. Hyatt,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

anoint " tin-n to
entrance

{Continued from Filth l’ngc.)

 
 
 

naked Mayor Walled to withdraw ‘
l’iunn‘n home. The mayor look ill»; .
plnilortn. 3dr. Stoddard rose in tho
aisle in any lilill Mr. llnnn would oc-
I‘cnl nothing, Mr. r‘iahcr onld that ho
did not incl onto to withdruw tho nnmc.

Mr. . "

Norwalk, Conn.

HK.rrieeg& Co.

The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

(in hc simply urtctl us opukcamun iul‘
dclcgnlcs.

Mayor Dunn. of l’i'lllininntlc. liiilil
that on .1 personal [I‘lt'lltl or Mr. ilunn‘a
ho lmtu-il illt' tinmi- \i'nulil lic with}
.lrawn. Motions nutdc hi William Ken?
hotly in nuspi-nd conrrullun rnii-u and
uoinlnnlc lIy ucclnuizitiou lil'l'Hilll‘d by
.I lining min, and .luilizc llnliiu'lu “no
ilcclnt'i-il lll'llliliiilul with only sown
viiSHilllI‘Tfl.

Mr Sullivan run down tho slnir to
up: i‘rol, Honor and tho l.\('.(‘i i‘nllii'
hack to tho illnllorin. Mr i~‘|olicr said
that tic had just smiled tiiut ho. did um
tccl no tiimixlt lic \lulllii wliluil‘nw it.
Hold ho: “An l Mould how u iillliillt'
ago Mr Sulliruii Willem-I‘m! to inc.
‘\\'lihilznw llll‘. name or i will Innkc it
hot for you ’ “

.'tll‘. Sulliinn in humor to this said:
'l lit'u‘r said am Mir’ll thing i till)
.idil iliiii corn tun,» liili't‘ boon dccclriil.
l nun: .‘Aniru lx‘ielu-r in cmnv Ulll and
tin tlw niuuii thing and lilnkc .luduo
llnldwin‘e nomination unuuimuue."

Altimr Flbllt-I‘ \iiilkcil oil lhv plot—
iorm :Illil lhc choir put tho motion in
iunkc lhc nomination uuau‘lmoua. May
or it‘luhcr mind "No" and protosiixl
tl‘w thulr'n ruling that it was unaiit
mans. lie walked down Ilir niulc outl
runny ilclognti-s rcachcd out to nhukc
his hand.
it. Muslin, oi Xi-w ilinon: hi. it.
(“at-y. of itidgclicld. and t‘. W, (toru-
aiock \i'cro rcloctcd to liiing .luiiuv
linldwin in tho hull.

Tho lllttiiillfl of the ticket was in»
non. nominations helm; uccuiuml .u.
hliitlt“ .\lr. llri:uulicl‘s untnc was pre-
~cnicil by it, l‘. liuthu. or liariloni;
Mr loodiicli‘k h)- ’l‘, .\l. t‘uliluan. in
Bridgeport; .‘ilr lii'tiili'zi li)‘ ll. ll. Kinn-
plcumn. of llnrtloiil. and “r, lirnili'a
iii llunlcl i' lnlnn Alter n auooch
by the lliul nnuicil Minor Fisher nak-
cd .“i. llunn it hc kucu wht'thcr Mr.
llulihnrd would ocunpl and Mr. llunli
upluincd that lll‘ pl‘i-hi-lliiii the name
ill tho request at mph on lilt' pintl'orm.
Mr l-‘liihiir sold he understood lilr.
liuhhnrd Would not arrow A (it‘llt‘xd-
iion continued thin. out tho nomination
was made Jlisl tho sumo

Jiitlito liillilii’lli on Iiiti arrival Iii
tho hull. who t‘tiiulli‘il it) tho plop
iorm amid chccrs,

Alior Judith lluliiwiu'n hlli‘i'l‘h thi-
ticket was common-ii and adjourn
moot tnki-n. uii within throw minutes.
.liidirc llniilwin held n reception on tho
stunt“.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it will do mu good in ionic and
tho work. You pay no liltil't' “lid
for 3‘23. 32th or fill
tango.

Mimi Moro Willing. or (‘nnnon tita-

 

Quaker and Household

RANGES

AT KRIEGER'S
BIG HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

You not :ill Illt‘ improvutttcttts \rilrlli tinting in It

EASY PAYMENTS lN ALL DEPARTMENTS

 
 

soc them. Thor nova cool and do
got the bust whon you buy a Quaker ‘

 

 

lion. iii npcmltnu the day in Norwalk
with rclntivos.

 

 

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Alla” Hold At the Pavilion
It Hoton Point.

'l‘l‘tl limit it oi the Naval Mllllinwii lit
itoton Point loot llliitlll Willi i’tll’ji' much
oi‘ it concerns rind continuoil until lilli‘l'
ll o’clock. hcinn attondod by a lnrav
humour of tho nioniliora of tho iii'i i‘lcc
lroin tho Norwalka. lirldtopori owl
Now liavcn. unit other I ionihr. 'i‘lni
pavilion won illicit throng out ihc M'
onion with n moi-r; throng and tho lo-
cal section will not nnlce auto of mon
33;. .

Among the violtrm to the donor»
Wore ifapiotn Cornwall and a nomhor
ol other m‘llccrn. ‘

The gunbont Morhinn. during her
may in the local woiuro. will be upon
for lunpoctlon, tho vialiiiig ho rii hr-
mg; from lztli) to 3:30 p. in. 9 9 will
he bore tor the remainder or the Week
and hair ulrondy hoon visited by it
large number oi pooplo.

.un...«—-

Enjoyable

 
 

Too Late for Strawal
A Trifle Early for a Derby!

lint Jurt tho weather for 'u

nmnrt. lion lint. A complete

lino in various color: nnd now
out stylmi

O A K QUALITY.......!3.00

* KNAPP FELT ...u.oo

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Thom will ho a full drone rchoarlial
‘li Eureka lodge. liniightera 0! Re-
hekuh. tomorrow owning. A large at-
iondance to expected.

e_.,...*.. A“. a“..-

"How did you make Misti Paenay
think that you were the lineal tailor
on earth 7”

“1 Iain her twauty heatititni ration
on her thirtieth lrlrthdar.“«£3ievelund
header.

 

. Joseph Davis

is Wit-him tit. Booth tumult

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H. KriegerBrCo.

29431 West Washington Street ‘

 

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TH! CHIROKII R052.
Romantic lndian Legend oi Thla Beau.
tllul Flower.

Them to a beautiful romonco eon-
noctod With the tihorokoo row. A
young ludiau chief of tho nominoio
irilto time taken prisoner hy hilt eno-
mloe. tho Choiokeon, and doomed to
torture, but tell no aurloniiiy ili thiit. it.
became necessary to wait tor hio rel-i-
roretion no health bolore committing
him to the tire.

All his lay proutmtod by disease in
tho cabin or the iiherokoo warrior tho
(milliliter of the ltlll.t'l'. Ii young. dork
“cod maid. wail his nurse. Shit foil in
into with the young chielialn end.
whining to can hit! lilo, urgod him to
cocaine. [int he would not (in an onion.
alto Would loo with him.

tine eoaacnteii. Before they hail
gone far. impelled hy renrct M leavlna
homo. ahe naked permission of her
lover to roturn for tho pnrposo ot
bolting away uome memento of it. So.
retracing nor tootntepa. she broke a
liltrlir trom the white rain: which climb
sit up the poles or her father'e tout
land. prmnln it during her limit
ftlirouui the wt demo-ii. planted tthy
the door or her new home in the loud
at the Sominolea. And that iiiiy this =
beautiful dorm hall alwava hoot]: .
known throughout the Woman
oytae name ohthii mm W
hiladolphil North American.

 

 

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