/ l’ 1'! l’ "‘5 v53 ” ’1 / /
«arena! ‘ "Condom II.
To the Heating ll Plumbing 0o.”
‘ dentiemn: Darius the winter at
1907-03 1 need me worth or coal to
beat my nix. pertinent house, held a
”ill: 3*. .. um i .
u go orapj.‘ ‘eanee
it during the win???“ “10 and my
entire coal bill was $182. making a net
saving oi $0.8. .
You may usetbls eteteinent in any
way you care to.
iii
Yours truly,
BARR! W. MATH“.
. Norwelk. Gena. July cs. '10.
Mr. Frank 1. Jones. Heating & Plumb
auditorium, .
Deer Birthfrbesx ,peaoer Boiler
which you placed in the dentihei Build-
ing last fall Ian us «renters sails.
tactics. is «v ,.wsy. coal our
w «phenolic whet.“ been the
or oilingseston. v, You may use this
in any way very“! ~
e . yours
. -' ~ exaoabnn,
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Heating
and Plumbing Co.
FRANK i. JONRO. General Manager.
es Iain It... fierwaiir. Bonn.
FOR SALE
Eleven-room house in good condi-l
tiou, suitable for two families; water i ’
installed. one acre. barns and 'outbuiid
ings. Bargain to quick buyer.
HEDann&Son
(incorporates)
do WALL’T.’ NOIVIALR
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Christmas Remittances
' .For the Old country
White dial-Lian Drafts
Money Orders to. All Parts of .the
World
J. M. Latino 8: Co.
mauaeucemun Real. severe
. ensure . ' '
1-
w
South Norwaik
5 Railroad Avenue, .
” mun—aw”
mi
5' Mill
is
hutll'to‘bura either coal. wood
«as. The gas aim attachment
swings back out or way when
mfirmm;hdiet us ex-
.3-3."4
. " #338 its awarde‘ior botani-
-* iterated during the past year. Elab-
l
cause oi the disease and the art at ed-.
‘9 lusting the
\V
The One Who Uses a
, l .Hl AW .
‘ ‘ .Ifiefiw’l‘hffidfdfiflflpb
ti idominieslcn tor made today
. ll person, the cult? oi whom are
dowe‘dr broiler???” those who esotiv
.d their‘lives lor' . othere. receive,
feats it;a contest: iholxde stopping {una-
_ 9119". will lid lilo r verb.
algwmn..children from in trout ct
railroad trains. and igloo» at sea.
, will ~—
Aiito Owners"
Engage your winter etc ior live
heroism ‘
sects r ‘sineilroinfla to OW: «T30 f I
held in on clubhouse: tome
Mrs. Joseph Plait. who is art
tibia roam _ Mill W. .ldiever '
reported.iinproved.. I“. ' .
. Mrs. R. l... lieytnoud has closed
The ltowsyton harbor had a costlns
oi ice over it this recruited, a sure sign
that violet-unset.
springs in Europe that give roller and
cure to moraine and other eltin die-
eesee. it you knew that by w i
in these waters you could be re lev
,. u‘i‘lll‘d “vulturvtnuul or m“ u“ dermal ii umcuurmuvtv'rm
mwmw ~ . . n. a , e e m a it every on e a p . , ~ . . ~
M .. n. , brother, hem..i§lnitner. and t eth- liiurope at once? Would you not he ‘ pleasant W” him! was is
M
or they went to ilelisbury. North are
line. for a tire weeks’ shooting trip.
iii: l-lope‘ Norton, who tor several
pairs was intimated in the develop-
ment oi Tokenehe. is one or the three
’subscrlbere to the certificate or or
geniastion at the Hillorestbiauor Land
Company. at Greenwich. The capital
cred In. and Mill. Chitluxd?
last evening oy- thei ' r
‘ Ivan-Inn! ‘ ‘1?“ ‘r
. Music rim.
Charles Klein's celebrated pity.
willing to“ spend your last cent to iind
the cure?
But you need not leave home for
these distant s rings. Belle: is right
herein your ow home town!
A simple wash of Oil of Winter-
green. Thmoi and other ingredients
as commanded only in D. D. D. Pre-
or...
was code ‘ ' bent" ll
she ‘Went not to
» iattire hospital where
perlorm‘ ea operation. ' . .
Holy Communion” will he . red
at the Advent Christian Obumlfluai
day morning at 10:30. The pastor wii
oniolete. He will eiso preach at ‘l p.
in. Them. beacons in Mia's Herd
storage and deed sto our care
will be in enweli heats garage ready
to be run out at a monient'e notloe.
trusses yhur «new overhauling
tor the coming winter. by expert mo
chanted.
Changing and remodeiln
ty. Betleiection gunran .
Norwulk Consolidated
Auto Company
I INCH}
a.
sci-option. will bring instant rolls! to
GetYour Drug Wants
School. In" ' I Workere' meeting :32? h' 850,000 in 600 sham or “0‘0 that terrible burning itch and leave “Th“ Lion “d the House." was “7 n . *7]
“t 5‘“ 9- “3' W ll ”9 led by "W "0"“ ' the skin as smooth and healthy as that m seventh ’rflém‘m“ ‘t Musio'ué.‘ * "
one .t the 3.... m w .lr..i°lutt.r°u.$u turn .. . m w .
. . The headquarters of the Dory Club in their club roongs Firsf brine "a if you have not already tried it. get a at; it“). ormalnoewwas but” 1 ‘
B n d e Phama ‘ in (love avenue were the scene Thurs- won by M" Dr Brown of Best )Nor- at least a all cent bottle today. We ear in a on gun. w to ’ ”Maw, ,
g 0y day evening. oi a very enjoyable oo- walk- “can"! byIMra Stevens of a“. sure you oi instant relief. . ”‘6 “h?” t sprgcedina nights. . ‘
mnntsadenclentsermeat lumm' ' mm "mm by w" ”a” nylon‘ third Mra undone O‘Connell w. 1“ “’"mm “ 0°" 3 NM“ Mu“ 2m w to" on “mum “m 1". '
all m. - nor Social Club. About 100 young poo and the constriction went to Mrs E M. street. south Norwaik. 'Y‘Li‘ muc ‘ ' , .. « H i i.
_ , Ple participated and music w“ iurn- H isoh . . . . . J“: - . on and The Moore has undone:
hugnle‘inattentioa given bonil . Imed 113,310:er geriatric and goiter .Theo'dore M ilie r the Civil War vet K. Gillespie. r. and A Carlson. r tec- $3.":bi§a°ctfl°du33§°§$§°tmm
planet '"l' . e a men e . . , - , . ' ' . . . .
cm" W m ., m_ m m ”m crop. was the first man in Stamford to “i’v W- ”min“ " Wm, 3- “‘0'“? puny. in producins it so meritoriously. .
00m. in and ' t in! ”it car There is considerable emulation as mp0,“, to call gm. volunteers in April kind. center. E. )icDonuid. l. word. has added a big leather to its‘cep. The ,
. ‘ to what will be done with the Selleok 133, “a aiiei- “Wins through the en: T- 00m“. L Wide: 9- Stark. 1 end: theatregoere or The Norwalks have
BRIDGE PHARMACY who” property in E”! avenue. T1” tire 'wer with line record retired as J' KM“ ““‘m'bmk? 3- Dugdaie. toil now had ample opportunity to lull" ‘
. debris oi the burned eeotionhae been meior and was deputy sheriit (or back; M. McDonald. T- hall; 1 M3“ of teh capabilities of this com or '
cleared up. so that the standing sec meny'yeare. lie died at 1“. home on‘ chon. 1- Wt . not only as they have, been rev in
lions now look like two separate buiid- Greenwich avenue, in Stamford. on the produriion of this lemons play. but
knows only too well whether it
it suits MM 01‘ not. Don’t
trifle with an unknown ‘
brand. but buy a
Goodell
Recognise as the best
FOOD CHOPPERS lild. othli' leie
Sundries
SEDHW
1 i! .. WAQHINDTON ITRIIT
Does Your Roof Leak?
w
m‘Ceatury Compound
evens ALL‘ LEAKB
00o] GALLON 60¢ n GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
ior estimateh. Oormbondenoe sultan
ed.
Century Rooting Co..‘ inc.
.3 Washington or. death Nor-walk
r 122
imported German Dclis....10c to did
binds ................... 25o to ”.50
A Complete Line of Velooipedes and
Tricycies.
All kinds oi Home ........ 26: to $11
Toy Sewing Machines ..... . ..... 250
Mechanical Autos at ............. We
8. K. MITOHILL. UNDIITAKII
r. A. talcum
- . HOUOIFURNMHIR .
OOBNIR VIM-L AND HIGH 81'.»
NORWALK. CONN.
'horwelk BJ ’ of
The amended
Chiropractic is the science or the
settle. Diseases re caused
by e wrenc . twist or spree in the
heck. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves Mavfliii in
infirm“ lite in the inherent organs and
chiropratccrs remove the cause or
thiev . sails. and health is
, p as the six
. Paraly-
' " Q stasis Die~
" lion; also.
You will
will“. Ehil'epmtio a
systems»
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y
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Communion tomorrow at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church.
time tomorrow at the Lighthouse hila-
eion on the Washington street bridge.
in. and hire. Oberies floors. cl Rowan
street, are in New York today shop
it ng.
walk Fire Police will be held Monday
evening at the tire house in Van Zendt
street.
of the Men's Class of the Test Avenue
for tomorrow.
ler young ladies employed at the Cree-
cent Laundry in Seaview avenue. was
a visitor in Stamtord last night.
Sunday schools in a few days for the
Christmas season. All oi the schooie
will have Christmas examines. as one»
turn to his duties as manager oi the
Harrier establishment on the Benedict
Farms bridge.
motion this morning that the tempera-
ture wee down to 17 degrees above so
ro. which made this morning the cold
out oi the deacon.
evening. the Praying ilend. of Stem-
iord. with Messrs. Gale. Jones and
oilieru, will be present.
charge oi the service.
the loyal .wdrhere‘ Society Thursday
night the ”flowing olilcers were elect
ed:
vice-preoident. Mrs. bottle H.» Rey-
nolds; secretary. Louis Groeschner;
treasurer, William Groeachner.
iamily are now occupying their re-
modeled residence in East avenue. hav-
ing moved over 1mm Maple street. The
work of rebuilding was done 0
elaborate scale and the house or
a handsome and commodious soiieer
once as a result.
returned from New York. where a
logs. One report has it that the school
buildings will be turned into tene-
ments.
The working season on the natural
growth enter beds oil Southpcrt is
now rapidly approaching an end on ac-
count or the cold weather. Weather
like yesterday and today is not favor-
able to doodle hsu . .with email sali-
boats and it is ilgu ’ ethe chemo are
that the too will rapidly increase. Most
oi~the natural growth area will return
home for dyer Sunday.
There will be a oblebretinn oi Holy
in other strong plays as well. and in
this Judgment cannot tell to be entire-
ly in its tevor‘, a lens and successful
season is in store for it. in al owfibllr
ity. This aiternoon and toninit will
see the close of "The Lion and The
Mouse" at this theatre. when the larg~
est crowds yet will no doubt be pres-
ent on both occasions. Next, week
"Brewster's Millions.” another very
tine play. will be given by the Music.
Hall Stock Company, and following
this other notable production will w
pear. among them being “St. Elmo,"
and “The Girl or the Golden West,"
said to have made great hits wherever
they have be presented. ..
The princi sis in last night's dost
were: Carroll Duly. as The Lion; lilac ,,
Gloria Gallup. as The Mouse, - and
Lynne Overman. as the The Lion's
son, all three at whom were at their
very best. Effective also in the cast
were: John Fiemmings, as secretary
to The Lion; Miss Caroline Incite. ea
Kate Roberts, the secretary's dance.
and again as Jane Beetle: Miss Elean-
or Parker. as the giddy banker‘s
daughter. and Morton Stevens. as Sen-
ldondey. He was a brother or hire. [in-
drew .i. Bell. oi Bowayton.
About twenty young people gath-
ered last evening at the residence or
Mr. end Mrs. Charles H. R. Godfrey.
in Rowuyton avenue. last evening. end
there organised a club, which will have
literary and social features, which are
Oil Heater?
meat to the members. it was decided ‘ we Have Them
to meet every two weeks. and at the t . ,
Schiichting Bros. 8: Co.
next gathering a constitution end by»
Cor. Railroad Ave. I Main St. Dnrisn
laws will be adopted and a name so-
Sma" ponds were fm'en OVOI' to looted. Al the conclusion 0' the bth
Select Groceries. Hay. Groin. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
“1011*“ extent um morning that the trees eeeuion refreshments Were servi
email My; Wore £019“) yolk 0“ “mm. ed. The lolldwing cihcere were elect~
They are anxiously waiting tor nitat- ed‘
ing. with eiiret class chance oi getting hr =
it with n leer days cl weather such as
during the night. The harbor had HEW BANMN
quite a skim or ice on it this morning.
Ponua Tribe will hold a mosque-
rade bell in February.
The Woman's Reliel Corps will hold
at Christmas sale. December lb.
George T. Smith in painting I". C.
Beuger's piaca in South avenue.
Are You in Need of an
Services will be held at the regular
Mrs. Snmuei Holly and son Strudel.
A monthly meeting of the East Nor-
As cuetomury. mi interesting session - .
President—«Miss Marion Lynch.
Vioe-dreeident~—Theodore Dayton.
Secretary-«John Cleverly.
Treasurer—~Misa Marlon Godirey.
Constitution Committee - Misses
Marion Crockett. Helen Sconeid and
Ethel Jennings. - _
Program Committee~Tliomae Wil-
liams. Misses Helen Seclield and bill-
drcd Buckley.
THERE ll NO QUESTION
Methodist Church has been planned
Miss Mary Kerekes. one oi the flipp-
At an early hour this morning the
thermometer reading was 17 degrees
above zero.
A most interesting service has been
arranged tor the Men‘s Class oi the
East Avenue M. ii. Church tomorrow.
The study (or the day is The Chili-or-
Active work will begin among the
emery. ter of Peter—the man who at one and star Roberts. Others who likewise
about the tonneriai parlor oi' Rowny~ Manon & Smith are laying a ce- .
Captain George w. Bell has recover- the same time was '1‘ brave man. a ton. it is one oi the lineal ”mm.“ ment walk on the Behre property. “mm“ W well. ocordlnf to theirgop-
ed sufficiently how his illness to re- coward and a tensile. he the. W. W. about '0‘", Suppose you come and pontunitiee, were. Farrel McKnltht-
Mrs. H. F. Zarr. who has been sick
with a bed cold. is eiotvly improving.
iiowarti Northrop moved h. F.
Oilen'e barn to its new ioundation
this week.
Malcolm Graham. who arrived in
this country a week ago. returned to
England. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Woundy left on
Tuesday for Sanford. Flu. where they
will apend the winter.
The subject tor the neat Epworth
league lecture will be “sweet-land."
The date is December 15.
xenon It Smith have contract for
the meson work ior improvements in
the H. B. Theyer dwelling.
W. A. Wheeler is overhauling the
barn in the rear or the Raymond
building: it is to be converted into
a blacksmith shop for Johnson Bros.
hire. George W. Birch, oi Stamford.
spent Thsakglvlng Day and remained
over night with her sister. hire. Harry
F. Zerr. at the Schodeid homestead.
The mlnstrel show to be given un-
der the auspices of the Young Men‘s
Club is still proud-log rapidly. Geo-
T. Smith is coaching the boys in place
oi Edward Stephens oi Telmadge Hill.
Mr. Smith will take up the work that
was started so._nicely by bir. Stephens.
Tb eentertainment committee is about
Harry Larribee. Miss Ada St. Claire,
Miss lorralae La Estes. John Roche.
Nellie Butteil. Percy Jones, and James
Broderick.
Gillies, George Finch and Burr Day.
in. have been selected to speak on the
dlllorcui sides oi the remarkable men.
and his effect on the lite oi today.
Every member or the. ass. expected
to take sides in the occasion, which
lit open to all.
There is little justice and less hn~
maniiy in working oven a willing horse
to death, but when it comes to one oi
our ieilow CMllli‘eli‘ihBi‘B is none at
all. Bridge Tender John Cole's Job in
what might be called a continuous pen
i'orrneace—«day and night and night
and dayv—nli the year round. and while
the average also who _tworke nights
gets a chance to sleep in the daytime.
there is little chance for Ir. Colo.
Lust night he did not sleep at all.
there being a succession of boats all
through the ninth. lie certainly
should have an assistant at night. it
at no other time. East Not-walk citi-
zens believe.
The. calling out at Constable Henry.
fielser Thursd night on a tool's er-
rand vvau not. y much oi h joke. so
any uensibic person can easily see.
Mr. Seiaer w elected duly to the
other of cone bio. and it was rather
to hie credit that lie-hustled out with-
out delay when a report reached him
to the eiiect let the services oi some-
one wit police authority was needed
patronize. My work is always the
best. A good clean shop. equipped
With the latest improved sham ing
and drying apparatus. Strict y lig-
Ilene.
ROBERT SCALZI
illllill Alli Illiifllll.
Missed Crimmins spent part of last
week at the (iriminins summer place
or? Coilender's Point.
lilies id. ii. Delalield. or Collender's
Point haacloaed her place there and
will spend the winter in New York.
Mrs. Joseph Morehouee. who has
been seriously ill for quite a long
time. continues in practically the
same condition as for several weeks
but. .
The Missionary Society oi the Der-
iel'i Congregation! Church held a
meeting Thundey eiternoon with
lire. Alfred ldorehouee. at Prospect
avenue.
Miss Florence McDonald is confined
to her home on account oi a severely
dislocated ankle. Miss McDonald sui-
iered the injury a few days ago by
Thermometers tarnished the inter
Mrs. D. Giikerson. 326 lngies ave~
hue. Youngstown, Ohio, gain wildcat
by o’aperience. "My little rl had a.
severe cold and coughed almost cono
tinuousiy. My sister recommended Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. The first one
i gave her relieved the i‘rliiinfih’li on
in her throat and alter mi 8 one. i~
tie her throat and lungs it re if
tree from lndammation.‘ Since ' ' i
always keep a bottle or Foley's Honey
and Tar in'tiie hence. Accept no sub.
atitutes." The Bridge Pharmacy and.
w. F. Wigmoro & Co. . I 9‘
‘i
WEDDKD m STAMFORQ
R. B. Martin. of Norwaik. Named t0
Mine Hemline beckons.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnised yesterday ' in Suhartord, ‘
when idles Hortense Dashann deligb- ,
tor of James Dasham. at Stamford. be-
came the wife or Reginald B. llnrtin.
of Lewis street, Norweiit. The groom
has beenin Nor-walk but a tew‘montbs.
but during that little he” basins!“ a
host of friends. He is a linguist and
is employed in the Giendennlng Pm
cy. at the corner of Mel and Wall
Al the Lighthouse Mission. on the
Washington street bridge. tomorrow
Q
and have
At the annual business meeting oi
President. hire. Nellie Deheeiy;
The Rev. Dewitt 1‘. Van Doren and
I!)
ate
hire. 1.. Podeleisliy has recent
went for treatment. and although she
did not undergo an operation. as ex-
MW~ "WW ~ _-......-.....,. - - ,. at Dorion's Point. 12 he should decline making a inisstep from a porch. considering the introduction of bee streets. Mr: Martin is ‘ ill at
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN d to reamed when s cell in mede- he The Ladies' Aid Society or the not» “°“"“ '°' F“ “mm “WWW the New York school or Pharmacy. no
nanrr‘oao RAILROAD "°"" ”° '°""’" °"“°‘“"‘ i " “t m" M WW" cm“ W ‘ "W "w :3 “3&“1ltf't‘hfiifimi‘aélmfi 03: '° l“ 0“ “l“- WW W "the
considered a Joke when a is es s arm 96m“. will»? Wednesday evening .3 South ”05.“. formerly of this tdwu. Puritan Lodged o. 0. l‘.,.iii more.
his tanner home.
of tire is sent in. ii the person who
The house was one bower cl ilowe -
. TIMI TAILI. it
the church. These suppers are now
being held monthly by the ladies. 1‘“ W" “W“ “ “”8"” Th“
seat tor the constable is located
“—‘d" will probably cost him e money. sport will bekcarrled on ion strictly yellow and white. and the (Milli!!! 7.,
i liiect October 1010. hi TM. “WW" 0‘ the late Charles amateur sense this season. and only . . : , ‘
n w.— 2' strata tgthggiér; hem“ it: Keeler‘wishen to thank the friends ”.1“ of w standing in amateur Chrysanthemums formed "l. “W
part of the decorations. The . a
wore a charming dress or white silk.
trimmed with old lace, and cart! f In
, .. a
and neighbors and also the Do as
Fowler Woiasn‘e Relief caps. oi oi
who’re were so kind to her through her
ire.
Ernest Mace. manager at the big
John D. Urination estate. is justly
proud over the success oi illr. Crim-
eports will be scheduled to play here.
The several new buildings erected
in the town during the pain year and exquisite bouquet d ~vloietn. . .
and business houses in process of ceremony 1;...me 5; ill. m,
construction. and those that are our of lira. L B. bier-tin. or or “the
templated. must prove a source at and groom, gm] only a... ~ ‘
inaction to those who predicted years tiven oi the collagen“.
SOUTH NOIWMJ‘ 1‘0 NKVI YORK.
A. bin-48:831. 5:001. Mia. B: I.
6:67. 7:!!! it“. kiln. ”ha, 931
9:87. 10:16:. tomes. um. - .
P. lie-11:55:. 1:“. 3:01. 8:".
more. 5:85. 5:5”. 0:40. 8250:. 1:161.
7:531. 9:40;. 10:30.
reached borne Thursday evening. He
made diligent inquiry as to the source
at the inquiry but was unable to lo-
cete it.
The morning-before the “‘03th
Mace 'W tor in. United States.
,1
fl“ ' .m. [any ym % H. ”I“ "I! '0'“ minl’ m" OI) exhibition I‘ll WOO“ It Ito M mu. mm" for N.“ ”I lit vr V”! “i " ‘ ’
! lie-Ara: 9:0; e112. 8-“. ‘3; t 3"}: New girl!” 1337; it}: a??? Jul-13:313.), N" York. Th” canned? ago that, mafia the ext“. cl 2 glot'ongobecaufleo‘of iii hum“ g
. ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' ~ ridicule teem ,t e res eats pout. re live at; the “b it will “ ‘ ' ‘
30:. W “W iieet we ” the lending The members at Lincoln Council. auntie tendencies. An increase in recently. ‘ " 9W" on W
stage." This dispatch cost him one
sovereign. or at the rate oi any cents
a word. On this occasion the most
remarkable man of his hind who ever
lived was accompanied b his esuuu.
Poole! "I0“ and Fred rennin his
business agent. and lesson at the Vie
torts Theatre. motion. The trio nut
ll. Ii.~il:lda. mus. sun. 8:”.
to“: 7mm. 'l:lI. 7:581. mu. Dim.
m
new volitin entire nonwecu.
"A; 11W“. 'llldd.‘ to“: 7:40;.
strut. ezosx. um. um. toms.
incest. lites. ‘
Junior 0. U. A. 3L. oi Darlen. are de
oidedly busy these den. Initiate“!
tor the forthcoming plays. 1‘ e lair
tar are io'be recanted next week un-
der the dim n of Robert ll. Smith.
The pastor. Rev. George Benton
Smith. will preach at both services on
Builder. The other services of the day
population at seven hundred in a
good indication oi the town's growth.
and the prosperity oi the merchants
and those engaged‘in other lines oi
business are undeniable evidence that
New mason be taken on a new
lease of life and is keeping abreast
with the most progressive town at its
edstb healthily-them m
snore. 30W y.psstor‘ottbe r33
Ridje Mailings t Episcopal “till
“reverend cent a being
the baskets family. who
its s7 unity. The on .
follow by an elabore‘tdv’
The @de. whicn'wc's run
in
P. Ila—1 Mt. 1:10 liens. men. “will. "“Wmfl'm “3"“ . n m am we... also in the state. The eccmditeii cream-t or which eit- incite ‘ ‘
mm“ 3“ . Mi. 5‘“ 3 “1" “'5' ""‘bm mm “m wailw ht: motill2,lf'slm.tt3nm population at the town is renown-it anoilediueiueeives as grommet
oi the best in the oil.
their arrival the cli’aihpioe. in com-
y with nir. Janine. visited the or-
cee at all the morning Juanita:
notice.
8:013. 0:001, tilts. binds. It”. 11:00:.
11:80. 13:00:.
A. it.—-is:oox. not. Mo. Nita.
misleading. lioet or the summer roe . , ,
ideuts were not enuilomieii here at lets la the alternate ‘the couple
the laid at the last census. but in varied on a wedding tour and theyerill
New Y' and elsewhere. ciniuling be gone tor about (out;
It weddlnl feast. '
er: of. The idea iiehlnd the Gun."
Everybody cordially welcome. All seats
are tree. _
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