1:1 I VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON
STRUOTOR, containing the medice
lnnl extruetlvee of Fresh Cod Liv-
01's with Pentonnte ol.’ iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
LANE’S
Ice
Cream
—-ALL FLAVORS—
‘ PROMPT DELIVERY
Candy. Cake, Bread and Pic of
Quality
F. A. LANE
61 WashingtOn Street.
South Norwalk
The Luigi Zupettn Society will holdi
its regular meeting, tomorrow. 1
William \ilteu of the Boston Store.
will take another few davs‘ vacation
starting Monday it his plans 1111111118.
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Edward Cook, of Norwalk has tt1k~j
en a position in the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company" 11 store in Main
street. i
M113. tiara Seglcil 11nd hlisn littat
Meyer . of Brooklyn, are the guests of
Mrs. Bernard '1‘. Nttttet'ord. of Wilton
avenue. . i
Joseph Guthrie and family, of Broad :
River. spent yesterday in lluntlngton.‘
L. 1, having taken advantage at the
trip of the steamer Huntington.
Hoyt‘s Theatre has been thorough
Iy renovated this week and will re
open next Monday with a tine vaude-
ville and motion picture program.
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Patrick \‘olnn of Spring iiill who
had been enjoving a vacation flom his
duties in Glendening a pharmacy. is
expected to resume work 011 Monday.
Earle We ed. 0f Cliff street, in slowly 1‘
improving altet his recent illness at
his home and tt'icnds ate pleased to
hear the good news about his condi
lion.
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Ground will be broken, Monday. tori
Attorney Georue ii. Yoshuruh's new
house, on Putnam avenue. Contrac-
tor Willintu ll. McMahon will do the
work.
A good sized partv oi women 01 the
l‘iunburv (lritnue. ulth tlwir children,
Weill to (‘ompo bench yesterday, for a
day‘ 11 outing. l uuchee wele taken in
baskets. Alter 11 day at the shore the
party will return on 1111 evening train»
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Cashier Wilfred Bodu'ell. of the
City National lbtnk. otttrtn Monday
upon 11 two Wlfl‘llél’ vacation from hlu
duticu \Vith hits llodwell and their
Inmilv they will spend the two weeks
cnmplut: on llettu Inluntl ”their launchE
Marion will afford them the means of
trnnupotttttiou between the inland and
mainland
Edward llernurd of Sprint: street
will ninrt upon his annual summer v11-
cation from (i it'udonlntt‘u pharmacy at
the corner of Main and Wall ntreetu
on Monthly. lie will have what in call-1
ed a scattered ytutction. attending a
uhorl time in normal different out oil
town lllM’t‘ll. Necdluett to any Eddie
Will he thinned. '
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writ, John (11: Rayner; builders. ltnve
the two Iiililllell building for hinrrlu
Epaiciu on Lincoln avenue well enviou-
ud. The L. B. Wiomnn line hollow the
residence at Burton lltlli the ilninhod
wniln on. This firm has lulu completed
two 11011111311 for Robert .lonelovnlty.
Work it; Well ndvtutced on the collar
of Floyd Angevlne'u new residence and
garage. in Went street.
Rev. T. J. Dodd, of Springtime. will
he at the Norwniit Methodist Church
tomorrow as supply preacher in the
ulmence of the regular minister, nev.
Frank David Torrey. He will preach
at both services. Thane Who have had
the opportunity to hear the ndaacher
any that he is excellent and it in er
peeled that two one normed! will he
heard by the large number of church
goon tomorrow.
Alhambra Thea?
STAMFORD, CONN»
manning ‘
LEW“ 1i. ODIN FLA ‘ I I -
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Launches and Boats
All kinds of Repairing giving Ipecial‘
‘111 South Noruaik.
‘retutued home yceterdny.
.131] popular with the young people.
‘ road avenue.
11-1—1 and two weeks with other friends in
Portland, Maine.
3.1 , ..
{Anderson‘s Launch Works
Of all kinda promptly built
Boat: For Sale 1.
attention
Oynter Shell Point. Norwalk
Melons are choice' just hi this neu-
Soll. ‘
Three. weeks from next Monday will
he Labor Day.
Peaches are coming into market in
large quantities.
Mrs. L. C. Green, of Norwalk, cull-
ed on her father, l.. M..Monroe, Sr.
recently.
The painting of Loekwooti‘e
improved the uppearnHCc
street considerably.
Atiornev uni hits. .i. J. l.iuxv.'eiier.Y
ate enjoiing a‘
weeks automobile trip tip the lind-
son.
Hall has t
of Wall 3
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Green is the color which‘ is trans-
formingr the wooden litttt'hford bloek‘
in thin sileet to a line appetiilugi
Kriiuiltiiu ;. '
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General Humidity commands in the
uentller ilelt..l even though (leuetai'
Apathv is in ClldljJC of political he'tti-
(wallets. l
~—L00k»—~$h.1’.0 11111111111111.
O‘llrlon.
Miss Cornelia ifhlcli. of East avenue.
Norwolk, is expected home on Monday
trout 11 short trip to Spofl‘ortl Luke.
\‘cw Hampshire.
Mu. Sarah S. Clark. of .\’0. 3 Quin-
ttlrd place. loft yesterday afternoon tor
a thtee week 11 sojontn at Monitonhoro.
.\ewllt1mp.~'l1ire
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Miss Ruth D. Clark and Mrs. Donald
S. Clark. of Northampton. Mann: who:
have been vsi itlng with their cousinn. i
bliss ileleu 'C. thbeil. of Norwallt.
A large number of people yesterday
took advantage of the morning tide
and took 3 swim. 'i‘hc Knob Club and.
(ompo ileuch uet't- places that 90(‘lll
0110 feature of the summer, whlvhi
is out of the ordinary is the busy,
times in the saviour; hunks All the
banks tcpurt 1111 unusuallv buttv sum“
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Attorney lohn .l “hill of .\'oru.1ll1.
11':tutuvcd tester'day 110111 l1lnb113itle~is
trip to i hit 11:11 “131 nose oi the heat
the couunt-llot did not utentlt enjoy
his ioutnev in 1itl11:1'dlret'tluu
(fastellano 6‘1 iiurdanl, of 23 Roll?
have an unuuuully lnrue
attpply of i‘ilsncr bottled beer, which
they are tiiulmslllf: of at attractive
rates. 81-1: their advertisement on
page live. i
One of the email delivery wagons of
the llolmea. Ket-it't' 11nd Bullock (tom?
iptmx in leportcti to have 11111111111 11
'ttptlur: in Wall street yentetdns afiel-
1111011. The ungou was hcnvlh iottdetl‘
at the time.
Mm ...
\‘o 1 car the first elec'ttin in use.
‘on the Norwnilt trolley lines in tittitm
which 111111 been incited tip on blut'itimzi W11
in the rear of the Meadow ntreet our
burn. was blown over by the heavy
wind. this morning. and now lien on i111
tilde.
Minn Margaret Lone.
'l‘etrttt'c. in expected
item 11 sojourn ui Spol‘l‘ord bolted, 1
li.. with Minn Anon ii. lticbm'dn. 0i
Went nlroet. Minn Richards and moth-
or will remain through the month,
however.
of Ore-cent
home. iiiondttv
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A campaign httu been started by the
lied Men of Cut-hence Tribe. No. 32, to
secure new membera‘for the neaocltv
tlon. There will he 11 meeting this
evening and it is expected that some
arrangement for a competition in se-
curing momheru will be made.
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Mrs. Eleanor Smith. of Boyvlew ave.
one. will commence a months vac»
lion from her duties in the Boston
Store on Monday. She will apend two
weeks at Abbot-y Park with Mrs. J.
Wesley. O'Connor. 0! Fnlrfleltl avenue.
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The Thumlny evening meeting or
the 1801111: Nowell: nuptial Chill-cl: will
he 01’ unusual interest next 11113111111111
[Rev]. William semen. of Belle inland.
This Advertisement
is Especially In-
Wash Suits and Knickerbocker Suits were never dined
at more attractive prices than
Red Tag Sale. Prices are not
as well.
Handsome. attractive patterns and fabrics of best
quality possible to put into the Suits and sell at former price
are being quoted during this
only attractive. but the Suits
‘ quotations: . .. .
O .
Wash Suitsz- chker Suits
$1. 00 Suits . .. .. 79: $4.00 Suits . . .....$3.25
$1.50 Suits . . .. ....... $1.15 $5.00 Suits ......... ..$3.85
$2.00 Suits . . . . . $1.45 $6.00 Suits . . . . . . ..$4.85
$2.50 Suits ........... $1.85 $7.00 Suits ...... . ...$5.65 1
$3.50 Suits . . ....... . $2.65 $8.50 Suits“ ..... . $6.85 .
25c and 501: BOYS’ UNDERWEAR .
The long sleeve Shirt and long drawers—just right for
{all and early winter.
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..19c
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
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, 011 rFtT‘rERS
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St.
South Nam-1k
1111111111. oi Binghfitfl' «
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobstcrs. Round 81 Long Clams
Hard Crabs
TELEPHONE 108.
Royal Society Floss
and Packages
in our Needlework Section we
carry 11 line of the iioynl Society
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Fiona: and pnttkutteu ol‘ Shirt
\Vztiutn. 'l‘tthle Semis. l’liiow
Topn, .Inholtt, Alli'tiilil. tinder-
u'onl', etc.
,.I. I. Mailette“
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington‘ St. Tel. 449
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Your Boy
auoum HAVE A eAv-
tuna accouur.
auow HIM How To
emu A 1.1sz MON-
ev AND Punaonoa
HIM 70 SAVE PART
our. 7
A DOLLAR opens
AN ACCOUNT wrru
THE
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS
CLOSED AT NOON SAT:
UROAYS
Two hundred and fifty W were
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Swordfish
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FREE DfiLIVERY.
Charles 111111.11.
Electrical
Contractor:
General Repair Work
Adore“:
51 MAIN ST.. NORWALK
Telephonul. China. 901; house. 21-3.
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Artificial Teeth
are often a ltw't'mily, lull if properly
made tutti titted 1111111.- 111111 of the great-
11111 (‘omftlt‘ils oi lite. and there in nu
tendon why everyone wearing 11 plate
should not enjoy kllt‘li n 1301111011. iutt
teeth which continually drop or maltei
the month 11011: are not doing thug
work for which they wont intended.
tint-1 inl attention in nlveu to lint-roofed
tnouiha and illiilt‘lllt called; my wido
t-xlit'i'lt-‘ut'e oi invite conditions onublen
1111: to uttceetul where many Ollllil‘h have
failed.
(.lommitntion free.
Or. .I. ll. MALLERY
16 5011111 1111111 131.. 31111111 hermit
noun: ii I. m. to ii p. In. Bulk
dun by appointment only.
vH‘buoH'r MODEL curl-rue 1'0
THE PRIZE.
"Those writers who are unpopular."
sold iii. Phillips Oppenholm. "impale
all the big success“ to advertising.
They give the author hittineit no credit.
”And that reminds me." he acid»
“that reminds me in its absurdity of a
blacksmith of whom Whistler niade 11a
etching. '
"The blacksmith. some months Jet-
or, come up to town and culled at
Widener-'11 studio in Chains.
~ " 'ltello. blacksmith!" 1111113 Whittier.
'Wltnt tiring- 1111 hm?
.llli Sill CAPTAIN;
by their clients.
made by non contains. no matter what
nettled by the contains
1 result of a fog-shrouded impact with
,11'1111 calm and there was; no diiliculty
lilntl destroyed the lighthouse. Groping
All Kinds of Fresh Fish 5
‘CuTuti'é Bridge Fish Market.
HIS HEAVY liiia
Responsible Duty of Sea Cum~
manners Not Realized by
Passengers.
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liloetoro' ttlietokets, many of them.
at any rate. are buried in the ground.
Those made by lawyers are paid for
But the mistaken
they may cost others, are in the and
themselves.
The long roll of suicides tells the
111013;,
There in never a voyage without its
sudden emergency, demanding pres-
ence of mind. cool, judgment and
uklll.
ter mariner in time of need and
no matter what. might have been the
strain on body and brain his profes-
aionul career is at an end.
There who Captain Frederick Wat-
kinu. who commanded the. City of
Jnrln when the old lnmutt liner came.
utttggcrint: to port with the Atlantic
waved ewnuhing about the holds and
surging against her l,1ttlltitetltl.~.1,..tlte
an iceberg. The liner was throug-
ed with passengers: the uni’oraoen
danger came near to sending her and
her thousand souls to the bottom
but the energy. resourcefulness 11ml
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skill of her cnptalu brought her
hole in port. a deed to be long 113-
nlt’l'llilel‘tfil.
lt wan remembered up to 1'1 few
years 11110 when 11 slight tuitscuimtln-
tion on the. part, of (‘nplnlu Watkins
sent his vessel upon the Monocle
rocks on the Corsica coast.
may search all of the obscure places
of the earth and you may not locate
him.
There was the l‘t'inzess Victoria
Luise of the iinmburuAruericau line.
which drove hard 1111:11 the coral
bench at Port Royal ill the island of
Jamaica. The vessel
with tourists making 11 jaunt to
West lntlien. Fortunately the
the
teen
in netting passengers ashore. When
the hint had been safely landed the.
captain went to his stateroom and put
ahuliet through his brain.
The pltinlile part of it all was that
he had no need to. it was not the
brain be shattered that was at limit:
but the Kingston earthquake. which
for this name lluhthouee a low days
later came another vessel of the some
line. the Prinz Waldemar. lier
wru'k lies a few hundred feet distant
from that of her consort. mute testiv
1110113: to th skill of the navigators.
Let those, qualities fail the mas- .
Now you :
was throngcti‘
i Oscar H. Banks
a Case, and compare
pay $2.40. $3 or
83 G. 85 WASHINGTON ST.
buy 11 CASE of
Peter Doelger’s Firs»
Prize Beer'at
$1. 75
NOTE—We allow 50¢ per case on Dugiler': empties when returned.
A.F.Beckmann & C0.
SOLE AGENTS
Phone 440.
it with Beers you
$3.50 per Case
SOUTH NORWALK‘",
Especial Attention Given
Tel. 500
Reich Point Hote
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing.BoatiIlg.'
Bathing and Other Attractions '
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZIC
JACOBS BROS, Managers
t0 Automobile Parties
RIVER STREET
Watermelous. liannnns. Plums,
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Sweet Potatoes, Squash, Lima
Autos for Hire“
BY THE HOUR. DAY OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
CHAUFFEURS
Telephone 681-3
FANCY HOME POTATOES. per peck ...................... “”0350 '
15 WARRANTED GOOD EGGS ............ . ............ .......25¢
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. per pound ............ . ......... 30c
i All Soup. 15 bars ............. 25c} Peerless i-‘iour, per bag . ...... 70¢
Laundry Stnt'ch. T ills. i'or. . . .25ci Fig Newtons. per lb. .......... 10c
Fancy Tomatoes. per qt. . ..... 50% ii lbs. Soda Crackers for. . . ....25c
l'etlrs,
NORWALK. CONN1‘
Oranges. Pineapplee,
lieans.
Corn.
ilad the linhthouw been tlwte the}
would have found the passage:
it they tound destruction.
tailing
North tier. : m i
There will be many to recall the .22 SOUTH MAIN ST-
trttuedy oi the (blur. 11
1111111 Lloyd >‘i0flll’lt'l'. which was unimwumwwwwm -
'ltet' way to her home port in ilrenleu
when she ntruck ou the inland 111' So-
cotra at the entrance to the lied Sea. '
I‘ “‘“S “'"h “H“"W ditllculty 5”“ i1'\1.111:i1111i11't.~' lldiilt‘ltll tolu'nltl oi the
the pusrwuuers were resent-11.1“ pl ‘01 houn- uud 140111.111 'o enilttu the
“W till had "W“ 30‘ ashore i'tiliiilill'mmm dismal hot‘ueward iottt'uev bv
I'llcchr 51““ mmWH- ““3 HE”i' “’"i‘lsingiutt hymns. They had hardly be
71m" luuu iwtme the captain approved.
1‘ 1111i (‘1' lit 11' ll 1 lie 1'11» . . _ . ..
“I u ' ii h i H 3 WW1; "\ott people stop that wise, he
utoud on the bridge of i1i.-1 lust ninlr' . ._ .
. _ ‘comtuauded. and 1.30 all. and do it
,int; ohlp until the waters ennulmd quick"
éhim. llclonclc oi' the French liner: . ‘ . .
they went. \ihen the Yehudi was
ilouruone. sunk in tuitl- \tlttutic hv: _ , . .
11111111 alongside her pier “lit! at the
colllulon with the lltitlsh utcnuwhip
t‘lomut'lyahire. won in t wen on 1111
bridge with hand on uh'lntie cord. :11
his vetuwl took ithe long (”1.0. \1111
tlocawi oi the Elite wont down nith:
hin nitip NIlllllIllli-i With l’oldetl 111'11111
upon the llI'Iith‘ 1111' the vowel niowly
«hills.
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In the 1ih1nalet'lo the tilt‘itlilfiill p lie
public no hitttno 111111 lllilltill‘li to i‘ up
lain 1111111111 South). lwt r‘onttnntulet.§
'i'el he watt dropped from the portion
and now at the 111111 of tiny, in 111ml)
inn admiralty law at the inlversitv
of Michigan. All hit; and (‘illt‘vl' had:
been with the “bite hint line and
for sixteen team ho had coutuuiudmi
its vowel».
lain ioni hilt nilip borough of
great deference to the Wlhlli‘iii of his
pnttnetuteru. The rennet was the Rome
King. Al the time oi“ her undoing
she was making 11 cruise among the
iottlon'ialnndtt. carrying 250 tourists.
The chip won keeping a month about
seven miles oil the pietnrertduo 131111111
of Zelda, when a deputation of titlli‘
uenuertt came to captain Wright and
urged him to stand closer inshore that
which ilyron had immortalized.
lie ohhglngly complied. A few
hour: later the Norse King was hard
aground on a hitting reef. The 11111.11
censors atom gotten safely 111111111111
denouncing 111111 captain, who had
wrecked hit; ship end his reputation
to 1111111 unattended.
'l‘iture who one cow in which 11 Cliil"
too]
where they promptly held an indie
1111111111 meeting and signed 11 paper
in an eltort to oblige them. run 11111.
tel become 111 total loss and the man»
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
Formerly F. D. Lawton &. Co.
PHONE 8333
illit,‘ t'turn trip a dense fog suddenly
’ltid the was; With all the though
icssnean of inexpcrittu't- :1 pam 01 the
pnru, '11 Woman. sought the cupinin
and 111-3 1111 iit‘l'uiililg. him 101' his hoor-
i iahneau
.\l_v lumber in one (ii the bottom
of this line." 11hr 1.1111. “and 111111111 1
'tt-il hint of your diwuurteoun conduct
the will have you dismissed."
"When you it'll your brother or my
tuutlut'l. " iiit'i 1'11' itlill ntltniv replied
"you mittht add that when l otdclvd‘
Hill and you: patty nutty (111111 the
.pilot houuo I had nothing to guide
‘me but the sound of tho whimiintt
i11111y1t.:1111| that it i had allowod your
pinning to tir'oiin that sound the
1':l1111111-n are 111.11 you would not have
'h.1d uni optmitnniiy of making 1'11111-
pinint.”
(i111: inexcunnble (‘ilill’ oi the ions of
a vessel was the upectuiar 11mm
; tug of tho llig China or the l’euinnular
and Oriental Service. which was run
.uuhure on an inland in the lied fled
"in 1939?. Among the nuntoroun pau-
wwnucrn was Lady lirnnsey. it M111 he?
hirtlulny and there was 11 special
dinner in honor of the occasion. The
rennet .wun thorommodoro ship, and
her captain was the commodore hr
the line.
Lady Fluency sat at the right hand
or the captain. . As wns snbeeqttontly
ehow’n in the inquiry. he was an em
creased in his fair neighbor's comer
sailed that he paid no attention to
three notes which were cent to him
truth the bridge. The union warned
the captain that the vessel was mold
111' nearing 11 certain point and that
the mural; should be altered. (lon-
t- of mishap
lt also'ended any further chanceg'i
thrmtuh the conversatl ‘
111' captains with pttsxcn‘gersfnia" 0'
line issued an order that in 1111111111
the (Olllllllliltit‘l'h‘ of its wheels 11111111
not be 1lll()\\Cil to 1111119 in to social lh~
tetcoutse with \oyauet'3
The. 111111111 title now obtains with 1111
the bit: lilitiis :11 the txunsaiantie ser-
vice. [11 the old dnys it was the. cup-
tuiu‘s custom to 111111113 the personal.
acottaiutuuce of his cabin passengeru
to be at table at every meal. with;
the 11111.11 distinguished of the voyager
at his side. l’copit. who knew in-
dividual captains would wait wealth
for an opportunity at sailing on their
11hips. llut in these days of record"
Voyages tilt: ~1'l\'(‘l‘ili£(.i itdtaiitrllgtll‘ (:tti‘eii‘fl'l‘
no more about Him 111111111113 thou he
(11111.1 about the cook. He. takes the]
ilrm simmer lilut uttilll hie conven-
it'ucc 111111 Ht'ltiolli lmowu the name oil
the muuuaudcr. ‘
it the captain 1111111013 the round 11
the promenade deck once 11 day it in I
about an lunch 1115 to expected oi? him.
He nuldom 11111111 near the 1111111111113
room. lie bun bin 111011111 nerved in1 "'-
ititt cabin. in rough Weather he
11111111114 at hiu place upon the 111111311
for long honru. day and nlgltt..letn:
ney'n Magazine. ' “
HIS THIRD MARRIAGE.
a
French 311111 of Reuben Davenport
Couldn‘t Speak Engiluh. i“ 7:
(iliiiiilv'lVlt‘li, Aug. 12.-Tlie iiilllg'
or 11 marriage license yesterday 11in:
closed that Reuben Davenport“! New ',
York. who guvo 11111 business an 111111
of an editorial writer, and lilies llinrie '
L. 8111111411111, of Paris, France, were '
ttlat'rled here on July 30111. it was the -
third marriage for Davenport. who
gave his age 1111 1’19 and the bride said
«he was 30.111111 her father Count San .1
none. The wedding woo performed il3t i
-iiev. Martin 0. Motor, of the Method
lat church. The bride did not up.
English and the ministers on
and het- antiwar: were translated;
«delving that he had on oil hit
him ' £1
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