George (lonrild. or listen Hill," my,
is a guest ct his nephew, John Fluke,
at l‘la‘lythornsdllu’,
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J Mrs «|.W.,,Smit.h and birth Fl‘dlfll
Dayton anvil totallieo‘trom astiiou‘ro
‘ utidtlautio Cltifl‘i‘b J. ‘
William Lilian is sullutitin‘g oil n. p, ‘
D. 11. for a tow days whilo the rogular
carrier is enjoying his honeymoon:
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The Misses Mamie Drillcoll, lotto
Forgor, Mllyfiupd "l‘heresu Bradyfi‘en. ‘ ‘j
ioyodhtn outing modal-walk, Saturday. ,
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Today being a holiday the library
will he clot-led all till)”. The postomce
and local stores wit case at 10 a. m.
m
The members or tile Wostport Firs
:t. ' r y, ‘ ‘ ‘1 m I l IN» N . ‘ \ v“ A ‘ n‘
‘ ‘ »
depart will have all their apparatus in - ‘ J , ,
readiness to answer any call of tire to. ‘ ‘ ANQTH ER ACCIDENT? . ‘
‘ _ It was reported about Norwallt thin
night. i ,
W mronillg that William Jones. formerly
50““ Bl‘lm‘ly ““d 690"“ Aiken, 0‘ C. Daitley Eils has returned to town the chauffeur for Eben Hill, had be ,
after visiting several months in Nor- struck by an automobile ill Westport
Tile bathed Aid Society" meets at
the home of Mrs. '1‘. N. Glover July
5th. itDon't target.
'calnc loose and fell on Mr. Bartow's
‘ . lyml. Bessie Reed, Hazel Reynolds, Lil-
head.
lisp Twombiy, Della Van Cooverlag. "
Alfred Nickerson ““d 50“: Harry Room E~Kennear Day. Curl Gustaf-
Nlckerson. oi? Edlle avenue, have son, James Murphy, Frank Middleton,
launched the Power '30“: WhiCh t“ti‘l’,'llichnrd Warm, Mae Allgeimall, Gus-
spend theirspnre minutes during “‘elsie Ilillellsteln. Plummet Cummings,
winter in constructing. The boat. is ii. lsnbol Rood. Marlon Coleman. Joseph.
beauty in design and promises to make me Pedell, Mildred Lovejoy.
, a hood impression ill local waters dur- Room 0.430,.“ Van Cooverlug, Faye
“15 “‘9 ensuing 39390“ Reynolds, Vincent Sweolly. Francis
‘” Scothflold, Alice Carr, Helen Wood. »
' Room llmAl-lol Ainswortll. Harry
Blake. William Gustal'son. Lesiio Hus
sted. Albert. Scotleld. Ruth Decker,
Grace Imckwooll, Ruth Plait, Ruth Von
Coovering, Agnes Warm.
Room lit—Harry “aterbury, Louiso
ilonodict, Dorothy Lovcioy.
Fitch School.
Room H-«Malnio Brennan, Phoebe
Ilusiod. May Smith, Scott iicall, Louis
()ancvari, James Stewart, Richard
Swoelly. ilonry Warm.
Room (iv—Clouds Baker, Stanley
Carpenter. Leslie Finch. Lyman Gil-
‘bort, William Kilmllick. liul'ry Soizel‘,
\‘iolo. Cummings, ilolon Domslcy, Am.
be used tomorrow. "
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f ‘ NORWALK
Norwaik, .loo’ Lockhurt and “Line"
Hamilton. of Brooklyn are camping M ’waik. avenue Sunday and seriously injured
CONDO bench. l llnvestigation failed to disclose an
M Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Bossa are visit— thing regarding the reported accident
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olmstcnd, W110 lug friends in Massachusetts for ten ‘
were called to alugeflecl hr the serl- ‘days.
oils llnoss of Mr. ()itnslcali's mother,
have returned. lira. Olmstetld is lint.
proving.
POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 3.-The
Annual convention of the Polish Na.
tlounl Alliance opened here yesterday ,
and will continue tour days. The 'orai
der has about 7,000. members in New
York, Connecticut and New Jersey, and.
75 delegates are present.
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Gray brothers' auto brought 45 pan
seogors up from the circus, Saturday
night.
A meeting will be held, this even-
‘ing, in Cannon Station. under the sus-
piccs of the Woman’s Christian Temp-
erance Union. at which id. C. Luke, the'
ex~stute policeman, will be the princto
pal speaker. N. S. Ferguson, of East
Norwulk, will sing at the meeting,
which will be held in Cannon- i-lnll. A
number or. local members or the Union
will attend.
p-
' 'Tho Crcscollt Laundry worked late.
last evening. in order that the em-
pioyos might enjoy the holiday. Those
who thought, they suli’cred with the
heat yesterday should have taken a
.Get
Your
Fillet!
Drquauts .. a.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and omclont
service at £21 timed.
Personal at ontion giv-
an to all prescription
work.
Chairs for your trolley
patrons: Come in and
wait. honor our.
’ BRIDGE PHARMACY l
.t. PARKER. Manager
A very delightful evening was spent
Saturday, July 1st. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Beck ill honor of
their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
A large number of friends and rota-
tives gathered tugother and enjoyed
singing and playing. The lawnwns
charmingly lighted with Japanese ian~
torus. During the evening a line sup-
‘pcr was sorvod at which many good
This morning at 10:30 the last West
Sides. the only loam that has beaten
Wertrort in two years will be the at—
traction. On Saturday, July 8th, Wesl-
lott will play tho All Norwoiks. at'
Amll‘ilcmcllt Park, south Norwalk.
William Stensland has returned to
town after an extended visit in New
Jersey.
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‘BATTLESHIP UTAH RETURNS.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del.“
July 3.—-—The battleship Utah, return-
ing from her successful trial off this
lllr. and Mrs. hm“ Gorillas. of New England coast, passed in from
Brooklyn, 83cm, yesterday with F'. E. sea early there today, and proceeds
Green and family. ,9 to Camden, N. .l. The big ship is etc
' pected to reach there this afternoon. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. \i‘oodrut’t Looming are‘
rejoicing over the birth of a nine-
pound girl.
Principal and Airs. George Boydell
and can have loft Iowa for their on.
have.
'nllnl summer vacation. They I ‘ -. ‘, H‘
lions to their former home in "lloi'lsfijfllms‘ {find :torles “‘er Inhaled tutu???»
ton, Mass. for a l lsll. after which they 1:203:15» M’:$ugGetl‘lJ':: pdt'llixld send
' . ' a tour Ull'Oll'll \‘ow Ellg- " 1‘ , ‘ ,
will enter . l= ‘ children at: Union Hill, n. .i.;1.hir. and
w-..“—
.n-
Miss L. M. Brennan, of New York.
TELEPHONE CALL 720'
haunt
(Gregory Boulevard)
trip to this place and it is believed, olilt Hellman Elsie Oertie, Marion Per- lantl. ‘ Mrs. Ernest Schedo and lamlli‘, of We“, Sunday with her aunt, on Rall-
Mr. and Mrs. George Britton, ol’. Fort that they might have. better ulldeo ' . ”M ""' Broad River; Mr. and Mrs. Charles road avenue.
The second clalllbuko ot‘ the season.
will be held under tho auspices of the
Stony Brook Social; club, ln Stony"
Brook woods, Sulldu‘h' July in. _
Frank Bradley, who rccolltly grud-
uated from Cornell. has gone to Now
ry.
Room ll—«i‘kzurl Mllttnrt, Edith Nich-
oils. (leorgo Van Wagoner, Clarence
\‘llll Wagoner, Kenneth Taylor, John‘
Stewart.
Room li-«dlazel i‘lyrtloo, Chm-lotto
stood what it costs in human ondur.
once to got out clean shirts and col-
lars. it takes a hot process to pre-
pare a cool luxury.
street, are spending the day ill Oyster
Buy, L. i., witinfrlends.
Frederick Raymond, of Bottlel, form-
erly“‘oi' East Norwalk, is a visitor in
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. ill. Smith, hlr. and Mrs.
Charles Emerson. «Mr. and Mrs. R,
'Soymour, Mr. und‘hlrs. C. S. binocul-
bcr, Mrs. Ed. Johnson, Mrs. dd. W.
Mrs; Barclay Duahnm and lrllnily
spent the week-end at their home on
South Main street.
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this place,‘oror the holiday.
The faculty of the East Norwoik
schools for the your lull-1912 will bo
COIIlSlOCk, ltutil Puncher. Elizabeth
Hendricks, Loretta Martin. Francis
.lorscy where he will enjoy a two
months' outing.
‘.lollnson. Mrs. Korkor and children.
Mrs. blank, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moro
Tile Regulars defeated the Spring
Hill baseball team. Saturday afternoon
ill a game that had little interest. The
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EAST NORWALK
as follows:
SitllOi'lnlelldelli"~w(lQOI‘§S9 E. 'l‘honlp-
on.
'i‘his morning the li-illyiiowors are
playing the Colonials and this after-
noon, they will play the Slnllli'ords.
hotlso, Mr. and Mrs. DcWilt Latino,
Mrs. ii. Scilodc. F. Emerson. Mr. Vos-
burg. Eugene Seymour, Will Foriot.
lorluinmcnl lo llo hold in tho clllll-chinrch. Johnson. Ernest Johnson. Wal-
parlors, Thursday arching. 'l‘ho‘ouur-tluec Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Seymour,
is‘rod Sibel-wood, Diamond Wakefield. let of tho (irphcus club will rondcrlle. Pearl Morohousc, Mr. and Mrs. 'l.
liolen‘ iinokwnlt. Lillian iiimmic‘k, , sovcrni selections in i w. 3. Hart, tho; \. Glover and Kisses i. and M. Glover.
Jllllith Thompson. it i wolhknown actorfls)’ l alsd'nlrnlsh on? Mr: and Mrs. l Bock received many
Room C-~--»i’..awrenco Crosby. Kenneth tortuinnlcatjor tilt; evening. lbcuutiful and useful cut glass pieces.
“you. iludoll Stefan. “ ‘ l'l‘hq friends deported wishing ilr. and
ltomn lim—lioward F‘urrinnton, “’11., ers. lleck hourly congratulations and
The Ator Guild of Christ church is*
preparing an oinboratc social and on;
‘Silore Dinners and All. Kinds of “
Sea Food Cooked to order ‘ .
lull l. ll'lullllll. Pill.
The Celebrated $3.5
Crosby, Nathan lllllck, William Magoo,
Junior Nicllolls.
Room l)”--R(ll)8l‘l. Codcraron. Clem-
ollt Collins, chnlih Farrillgton, liar“,
old Hyatt, George Nash. Earl liuscob,‘
score was 3 .2. and tho visiting loam
was outclassed at every point.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
ssnvroa AND CUISINE uoro om: ‘
RATES 32 pan DAY AND upwnno
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Fitch School.
Marion ll.‘\\'ooks, tirade T.
May l". Anderson, Grade E.
Anna llriody. tirade Tl.
Helen Thompson. Grade 4'.
Ruth Stools. Grade 3.
Emma Parsons, ‘Grado 2.
tinsel iiirxldwiu, Grade 1.
The Methodist Class meeting which
«is scheduled to be held, this oven-lug,
has been postponed llntil‘llext wecll.
.. L . ‘ .1.—
Mrs. William Hancock and Mrs. lla-
mer Crow. of East Norwnl‘lware spend?“
int: a week, at Hmnlltouéhturio, Can-
udll.
'l‘ilvrt is a slight 'ulix‘up at the Cour,
\
All of the merchants have closed
their places, of business, today. in or-
der tot the celebration may be full and
complete.
Indications are that the celebration
today, will he a lively one, the solo of
flrcworks ill East Norwalll being unus-
ually heavy.
. ll. v. Zuhn, ot the arm or lellll a
liriscoli, druggists, oi‘ Durion, spout.
tilc afternoon witlrflumes Parker, pro-
prietor of the Bridge Pharmacy.
i“. it). howls, 2nd, of \‘l’cstporl, has
put his new boat into commission and
will enter her in the blast Norwalh
Yacht. Club races, this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Smith, or
Plttsflold, Mass, arc the guests oi‘ Mrs.
Alucllll \l'hiltnkor, kindergarten.
Amelia Becker, kindergarten assist-
ant. .
Marvin School.
Vesta Mnyhow, Grade 8:
Edith (.‘rnssulnll. Grade E and ti.
i‘iobn Simons, tirade 4.
Charlotte ISlllgictoll, hallo/3.
Cill‘l'lt‘ l‘ctty, Grndo l and ‘-..’.
lioicun Mill-hull. lili‘ldal'gill‘leil.
(‘lnl'zl \‘clsor, kindergarten assistant.
'l‘ilc honor roll of the East Norwnlk
schools is of internal. Tho following
lillpils'wel'fl not absent or tardy for
tho enliro school year:
Fitch School.
Room ii. Marion H. Weeks, teacher
mPhllelle iiustoll. James Stownl‘t,
Scott Moan, lilchlll'll chcllx, May
Smith. lluuia (lnusrari, Charles Gehr-
nlmlll. .
Room (1, dirty 1“. Anderson, teacher
-i--~'l.cslie Fillt‘ll. Lyman (illbort, \\'ll~
llnm ix’inllnick, Harry Solzcr, Viola
li'oltlls brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Sle‘rurttl. lilarsllail,.ol.' this place.
blimer Davidson, who liili-l boon rosidu
llln'tn Michigan of into, has returned]
to his East Norwnlh home where he
will rolnalll for soluotimo, perhaps por-
lllu llcnl Iy,
'i‘llo former Minor Randall property.
In Sonviow llvoullo. which was rccontly
purchased by ll New York party, is
llcillg ropairoll, many improvements bo~
till: made to the property.
The people of East Norwalk are com.
piniuing that tho trolley company
should not busy with oil. The town has
oiled its share of to road and there
does not scolnto be any reason why
the company should not follow suit.
blackmail and roported tobo biting
in than style and sumo oxboptiouullyl
good catches hnvobeen made- Mrs.
Gilbert Iii. Bogart trio‘d hcr'luolt, yes-
terday, and brought home among oth-
‘, om. a‘bouutr. Williamrllltt and rum»
Cummings. llciell Deluoslcy, Alllerlla
Hodulnn, Marlon Perry.
I Room 1", Annie Iirlody,
,Pourl Murnurt,
Room is). Alicc~ ll‘ltch. tcacilorwilulh
Familiar, idiiznbotll Hendricks, Francis
Crosby.
Room I). iluzoi Rusk, tellcllorwl-ialu
old ilyntl, George Nash, Lillian Kiln.
mick. . “
Room (3, Emma Parsons, teacherm
Lawrcncc Crosby, Kolluoth Hyatt.
Room A. Amolln Whittaker, teacher
May Amullsou. llcrman Kimmick. ‘
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Marvin School.
teach er-—-
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bur Hops, l-lllroill Howard, John‘
O‘Hara, Elinor Snlillh.
po llrt‘t‘ll pavilion and as a result thorn:
is mono pcoplo who think they arc go-.
Room A ----- llnrold Thompson, Sarah
Wakefield, -l\illy Amnndsou. llil‘l‘l‘l‘lllll:
Killllnicll. Loo (Tillusky. Frank lirisw
coll, illlipll Nickcrsuu, Adrian Nicholls. 1
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ESTPORT
AND
.SAUGA‘T'UCK
tho it; have all the privilogés that wilil
tilld tilt‘lnsoiros rather mixed up, for,
llii't't‘.‘ are not onouuh houses to go‘
around. And who is to blame for this
condition? Well it illlppcncd
whcrc ill the marking of the
and the transferring” to the chart.
\i‘hcn tho new honors worn added
‘iuillelmu suggested that they all he
‘llulllbcred over again. The suggestion
was accepted lanli’now the trouble
tillllt‘h in. Sfllfi‘llliiUl, Wukomun States
that ho will have to return about $15
, to people who applied [or houses.
Wm M...”
Westport probably has as beautiful
i
dotted hero and there with illlcts and
islands, wboro are located linely laid.
out estates, with handsome“ houses.
and the scene is a truly dollahtl‘ul one.
Many of the places take ospcclul pnills
with tho landscape and art gardening
dotoils, and ill the summer time the
properties are at thelr'1bcst. There
are numerous attractive drives
'throughout the town. undlthe wealthy
Now Yorkers sumo time ago saw the
beauties ol‘ tho place and many magnh
fluent residences havo been built.
The town is very nicely situated.
being on the main line or the Now
York, New Haven and Harltord Ruth
road, and having oxcollollt trolley con-
nections. The water facilities are un-
surpassed. there being ll lino harbor.
Tho shore proporty has boon rapidly
derolousd during the past few yours.
tondlnz to make the town quite a mum
Room (i. Vesta Muyhow, tcachcrw
Miriam Royllolds. ‘iuryl iiipson, ilnrl'y walk, a number of
Anton Kelly"?
Room li‘, Edith Crosslnnn, toucllorw
John UllllClViil'l, Murgllorlto O‘Slllllvflfl.‘
[llazol Reynolds. wunn Twomhly, Deh‘bnro been erected there, mailing a
comploto settlement.
Illpson. Russell Flash,
in Van (loovorlng. ‘
Room 118. Birth Augur, touchdow-
Phlmulol Cummings, Kenneth Dali.
Curl (lustnlsou, Frank Middleton. .
Room (7,“ Reba Simona. tenohsrw-
Cam Van (Joell-bring, Rayeultoynolds.
mer rosort. Lying in the cast of Nor-
Norwulk people,
with others from Bridgeport. lianbury,
llothol and other inland towns. have
,acuulrod property at Combo Mills,
ll shoro front as any section on Long:
island Sound. The. harbor is good, and 3
and some titty cottages and bungalows
lit Combo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
ltilorev ro bathing and boating laciliv
ties. , n extension may be made again
this summor.‘
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Broad River
The ball gains on the ”road River
grounds this afternoon will he botwcen
the locals. and the Young Men's Club.
of New Canaan. The latter are pluy~
inc: good ball now, and tho llroad illv-
or boys expwt to nmko a good show-
ing. '
”Why-fl
Mrs. John iialt ulld'sons, Harold
and (lounge Winter. accompanied by
Kenneth St. ‘John, left Saturday morn.
ing tor a visit with 'Mrs.’ l-lali's daugiu
tor ill Colobrook. Muster St. John will
return with Mrs. linii alter a short
visit, but blasters George and Harold
will remain thoro during tho ontiro
summer vacation. "
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BV‘KELETGN IN WOODB.
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Lodynrd Moo. Looking for Pioworo.
. HM Dinoroublo shook.
LEIJYARIJ, July 3.m’l‘ho remains or
a admonish were but little more than
u. skolcton. were found in this town
yesterday nourishment Hill, by (loom
Mam. who Was soohinarhododondrona
nolnc- ,
houses 3
” Island which given its name to the
roll
' nu rivos ovor excellent country .
roads, connecting With several nearby f
host wishes for twice as many happy
years more. '
«Don't use harsh physics. The rtL
action weakens the bowols, lends to
chronic constipation. Got Dunn's Rog-
uicts. They operate easily. tone the
stomach. cure constipation.
New Canaan has only recently up
poured in the list of health and sum-
mer resorts, but its seductive charms
and healthful atmosphere have ho
como quite widely known. Pol-sons o!
delicate constitution and semi-inva-
ilds have freoncntiypomo hither sects
ing restoration to health, and horn lilo
lost treasure has been found. Our sa-
luhrlolls c mats, and the soothing
quietness 0 our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by' time
who with uorvos and worn brain wear-
lod. seek the rest and boating which
nature gives. Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more vsriod
charms than now Cannon. Nllturo has
bestowed with rare l)l'0(ll£lt,\‘.,liel' gifts
upon our town and its vicinago. 'l‘ho
twenty-tour square miles or territory
embraced in our township, covers
some of tho most attractive and pic-
turssoho scenery to be found anywhere
in this section. From many of our avo-
nllcs traversing the rhinos upon which
the town is situated, panoramic viowa
ed dimlautlvo ,by thou-distance, dot
the horizon. Across the exponso of
blue water, the deeper blue at tho
in
Sound, stands out In control outline
the southorn. sky. The charm-
towns. lis‘huother feature which -ot-'
ilghtlul haunts.
or Lonndsilmd Sound delight the ore.
Steamboat: and sailing vessels vendor ,
tracts thoso‘who nook rest and movers
lion and health amid nature's most do "
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
TEL. CALL 988
‘3.
Banquets a Specialty
WELLER
Safety Razor.-
for 500 '
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself. ,
O H I O
STEAM
COOKERS
Give Bntiflnctlon at tho First
Trial
Tho ontlre dinner; not only
cookod at can time, but with
very little trouble.
ducoll prices.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8; West Sts.
S.Nolwallt
Greatly ro- ,,
W. F. Wigmorc 81 Co
DRUGGIBTS
8 North Main St» So. Norwnlk
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Notice
During July and August
our store will cIoIo on Bib.
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service every othor wool:
day from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
“I Wk T
E. E. Gorbam"
Decorator "
10 Pint It» not Nomi
Tolophom «a
in North mm alml. loath
“.0”.de I Wlihlflfiflli
A son has boon borll to Dr. and Mrs.
‘r; o. Stoamg, Tulane» It adios. 8:):
rmnm in so
Judge F. S. anioss' house on East
avenue is being painted. '
Thorn was nothing by which the body
could be identified and it is behaved
it has been their; eight or ten months.
it is thought theatre was from 40 to
all. The body'wili‘ibo buried '_ today:
Room iii, Carrie it). may, teacher
wIlodlle' Hosted; ‘
ltoomA'. Helena Mitchell, teacher-w
Harry Waterbury. '
According to usual custom, these
lly siso=onioyed a day's hailing, dos-V
. pito the boat. , '-
n , t
.d
at
Miss Mary Kolloy, who has returned
to his work, in Norwalk. '
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(ilnrenco Arnold. ol Norwolk, (lulled _
on friends in town gsturdny.‘
“Nover‘botoro' and it is hoped ill
«
“never again" will tho “thermometer ( Mr and Mm li‘alllds' hm; , ,
‘ ‘ a: ‘ " uil ecl'.’ .. ‘ . ' ‘ . \- ‘ »' . W = ~ " ‘2’ a
under the awning at ,I Hommodiou b p s r o mu a certificate from Gov been recent visitors in town. . filerol no svidoacoottoul ploy Mist lilac Linht. , ct, ”Maw”... hon in no , ,f o. phony up your 4
Brothers store stand at tool‘leslws bourbon Dahlwmln recognition or their _ W ,, ‘nt'B ml with Jams Gr , Wood or en; It will receive prompt ntton~ GHT
“- (1N1 t'cmi‘dfiy- The limit WE W'l’m'ml “WNW“ “’1‘ “’5 ‘3““3‘3 3'93“ Miss Adslv. Bradley. or shamrock. “-00 OWN" AFTER ‘M’W’la’ spa. It or ' “ . "My," , ‘ “(in and you wiii’know that micro ‘ .
riliio and those who wit-re forced to be
. out in the sooréhing sun sllllorodifsl-jmortorm
' ’ 4 Room,
lently ' but bitterly.
'l‘hs Nlolfidhllh Aviation“?
Perfect in attendance for tho sum- has roturnod from a 'vls
o
a
» Marvin , School.
' “Charm, Magoo, lilmut. Piotr.
"Roynoldll. 5. homo, Rowland,
devout .- rob
Huron.
lib
. , G'u-lulldrod DoWltt. Russoii i. A 'n'ow plate also: aim
, ‘ . _ Comruur Findlbal‘léleilFltCllltlal’l’lHillsoii.l-lar- boob installedin tho
shipped a » mdclllna , to phone l's-‘ ryfllpson. Joanie ‘Josolovsky, Wiutonlo, mmpson. .'
88
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it in New
, w as has :
drug . re or iii.
,‘4,ledVV‘yYOW. dub; lbw-«Bloodhound:
today ”rs nation on trailsotthst roe
“rid lasso the, ash
fattest.
illrs. door 'Mthéndricitds firesid-
ion at par Hemloohs :tor the outsider.
'l‘. W. combine h r returned , from
' opioailabt'vscattonut airti id Beach.
gutting tho boat and purest its on the
diurnal. we can’t explain why, but
somehow or other our loo social: 7 to
but longer than other too. Phone 580
today lol- atrial ordorg ‘ ,
l
r
rulnl'rlmlloo. in
' “their ntvuwrtoviori
. of novel! otmtlvwmi , '
Newt humor). or 3 o. lo. ‘
7" mama smut up to "
in. rooms rim or
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