liliiiHllS III usv
tr
tie of life because they
shrink from genuine;
engagement and are
partial .to dreu~par~
ade.
-—Uncle Philander.
.. . -. .. ”Wu-LTHLE
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the Ion um Pout-emu
*u neonatal- letter
Scum unaware: court. mar. deviation :7. Ion
ll. 8. 81m...”
["830 IIIIIIN
IS SIIUIIHI
Governmeaniles Suit Againslthe
Trust, Which it Arraigus as
a National Menace
SERVING SIIBPIlINIlS
Believed that the Case Will BeI
Speedily Decided I
NlJW Y-ORK 0"; ”Hm" entitle. reunite
touce of deputies under United States} all of wltlc
Marshal Henlttxl was put at the dispos-
Ql of the goveinment today to linishl
the tank 0! Serving copies of the bill
01’ equity in the federal suit to dls~
solve tine United States Steel Cot‘paI
ration upon oflicers and directors ot‘
the alleged Iirtlst residing here. .i. l’.I
Morgan and la‘. [1. Pony received acr‘
remained to be solved in this IIIIlII-h
bothood.
'According to a statement i.‘I\'(‘ll- out
at the ofllcc of the United Status Mar!
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(Continued on Third Page.)
“IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII
RII. IIIIHII SliPliiIlII
Vote Was Unanimous to Have
Brooklyn Divine tor Pastor
in South Norwailt
At an important special meeting at
the South Norwnlk Congtegatlonal
chntch. which was held, last evening,
it was voted unanimously to accept
the recommendations of the pulpit
committee and extend a call to Itev.
John Btuploton, of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
to accept. the pastorate of the church.
filling the vacancy created by the re-
slgnutlon of Rev. Dr. Chariot; C. lilac
i'urland.
Nelson lilckerman presided over
the meeting and A. Dwight Keep actI
ed as I.lerk The meeting was attend-
ed by one hundred of the members of
the thurch and after the matter at
hand had been called up and Rev. MI.
Stuplclon's qualifications recited to
the members, a. vote was taken which
d in the casting of 81 votes
it went ill favor of extend
lag the co to the pulpit. committee's
candidate.
Word has already been dispatched
to the preacher and the members of
the. church are anxiously awaiting his
reply.
Rev.
MI. Staph-ton la a young man.
married and has one daughter.
of a. church in .Clcvoland and upon
, graduating he was immediately called:
to the pastorate ot lmmanuei church;
in Brooklyn. N. Y., where he has re-i
I malned ever since.
*SPICIALB AT HINCK' 8. '
lleet Creamery ilutter. 330 lb. I
:l the. Oatmeal. 2I’Ic.
lijaney Sweet Potatoes, 30c pk ‘
Fancy Apples, 25c pk.
3 lbs. Soda or Yale Toast. 25c.
.i hots. Ketchup 25L
Large hot. Blue Label Ketchup. 19c
Sweet (‘ldcr, Lilo gal.
lI‘reslI Eggs, 35c. doz.
All l-‘ort Si. Tel. 75-13.
WASHINGTON GAWP
HAS ANNllll. GINGE
The first annual dance of W million I
(on Camp. No. ll. Patriotic Order ot
the Sons ot America, was lIIIlIL last
evening. in its hall. in the neu South'
NUT’WliIk Trust Company building in
Washington alireet. 'l‘hII affair proved
to ho a great alumnus In oven thI
l
and the members Wt‘l‘l‘ IlIIllILlIted ultlt'm‘ \Vudnouduv night with 1' WM “‘0‘
tho rennin-I
All boats. the members moved them-
.‘Ili‘lVGB to be punt tnuelIIia and all IIlIoI
IttunIlId IIIIII onull} t-tIIIIIIulnIId ‘
IIll‘l‘Qh lIIIinL: no wuli llowuru in mi
IlIIuI‘II. thanks to tho unaiduons IIffortu
III lIlt' llIIor l’HlIllllIill‘t‘. 'l‘lIII Innate.
\\‘.l>’ pond and the lloor in tlrutriuus.
l'tluiilililll.
l
liIIlIvIIIIII the dawn and dull In: In
li'llllltliilull. Ioi‘i‘uslIIuI-IIts w-IIII IIIIIHIIIJ
and thin Iounter uau III-ll put. onlzwl ‘
'i' he Imntulilup IIIIIl IIII-mlII-III oi lhi‘
order wuro w'auniy cotuzrutulaiotl upon inlI-nd “I” planned to accompany the;
tilt-ll autumn in this limit llIIIt dance. I
GALA DAVE AT THE BOSTON I
STORE. ‘ -
Yfliiil'l‘llil) and today. tho thI ilrut
_ days of tho uncut lian-oni Sale at the;
‘ itoulon Store.
iIIoughl out crowdu ilil
IIIIvIIr before (or the ‘Gi'illiliil of tho
tit-Ir. The wonthm conditions Wt‘li
Iilt‘ilI. lilIi Bui was oxtlumoly aonIII -,
on»- Not oven thII sumlioot Iloud lillll‘ ,
IIIIi hlII majority‘s genial counleuuum
and tlIIIIII Ivan Just enough glugci lui
IlIII ntmnaphct‘c to Idaho otetv man.
woman 'und child wool to (let out and
enjoy it.
it is doubtful if the crowds that till
(pl ilII,I lloatou Htorc over snu II pIIIl 2
Hot at mole pleasing plI’ttIIII I
' iI‘ot IIlouI- wow the datum IlIIIIorag
lions a olrong feature. but the mug-I
IIlliocut showing or dry goodu, uoI
abundantly displayed and no tompilntc‘
iv priced Altar all in said. what
IIIIIIIIII can equal a crowd at happy:
Ini InlIli-nictl women?
lI rom all sources the moat laudable
(”llllllli‘llI“ were heard.
Everyone wait planned beyond meno-
mII. and it goes without (laying that
the l‘mttitlllllig days of the his llama
““30 “‘l" Prove equally all Millennial
III- the opening days. w
Rev. Mr. Supioton lo a men among
men and is binned with the qualttl-‘
cations which the pulpit committee
lbellevc are needed,» a preacher tori
the South
church.
in connection with the meeting,
Treasurer Louis SuBeon read his
NorwIlk Constitutional
;t-hlrd quarterly report. which allowed
‘tbat the nuances were in good condi-
' ti.on
IBLGGI NGW M
A PADDEG DELI.
”What? Again?"
.Murras. yesterday afternoon. when
it nus tounIl necessan for him to
tome in touch with his l’Ilr-nd of the
niuhI hoioro (‘lIItrlcs A Bloom. 0!
Ward street. the demented individual
who book the policeman from the bay
of attempted murder. But such it Will!
and now the “dettcedly bronblenome" ‘
patlInI is sale in the Nora-elk HoeplI'
tnls iaIlIIIIIi coll
lie;
“W 1““ nigh“ 1““ “1mm?“ "”1”“ IeIeIch his column)“ at onmm Col torn Judge Itowmd .l turtle or limiting Daniel F. Tourney
loge, Oberlin. ()hlo,.gruduating in 1905.;
During his student days he had chargel
said Oliicer Jarvis '
diurnal
IIIIIIIII
Admits Six Day Tripjn the Maine
Woods, With Guide Graham
and Thai ltWas Unconventional
SAYS Sill IS'SIIII
“VERY IIlIIll " III IIIN
Tells oi lnattention oi Husband
While They Were in Calltornla
Mrs. Emilie Caratuira Ferguson. the
defendant in a divorce case tiled
against her by W allot Ferguson, .ir..
oi Stamford. was on the stand all (HUI
yesterday. in detendlult herself against
the charge! of infidelity preferred;
against her. and also glIlng lIIIr toetl
many in her counter claim of cruelII.
For two hours the. teelltnony on her
complaint was heard in chambers be-
Sho who also croee
”—-
Superior (‘ ourt.
I (Continued on Elahlh Page.)
--No ONI LIKES
poor breed. Ours is never poor.
lit Banner Battery Tel 307.
«an—M...— t...— a.
IIAPTIGT WIIIN'I
AGGWNTIGN TEA
I The Women's Association of the
South hor walk Baptist Church held a
very pleasant and successful entertain-
ment and tea yentorday afternoon. The
decoration were of autumn leavea and
were very nrettlly arruused. Mrn.
’l‘ry
I
refreshment» were served.
The program was as follow;
Piano Solonw
Robin‘s Return.
Fifth Nocturne.
Tripping Through the Meadows.
Miss Elizabeth Sherer.
Vocal SolOMKolhloun Mauvoreeu.
; Mina Gladys Mills, of ltowayton.
i Vocal Solon——
in the Garden or My Heart.
1, Tho Bonnie llanlt.
.Vllea Lola Mar-h, of Rowayton.
Tho chulnnnu of the cntortalumonl
Icommlttoe was litre ill-onto lI‘.
Henry 0. Sharer and Mrs. A. III. cork!
presided at the tea table. and dainty;
It isn’t so much with '
we can say for" The
Sentinel’s advertising
strength as what it
will prove for itself
that will sdtlefy you.»
+11:
NW '5"!
-- I!
M... a... L
wuruen, concur
Light rain tonight or Saturday.
two cents-
Willi" IIEIIIII
lililiilllil IIIIIIIIIS
Gerda. Music and Dancing En-
joyed atthe tlglhollc 0|th
Court Cecile. Daughters of Ductile.
"iemertalned last evening at the (lathe
lie‘ Club‘rhouue in West avenue. and
were voted by' all present the most
ideal ol’ hosts. .‘l‘beievenlng proved a
very enjoyable racial blfalr and ti pro
gram was rendered. do were played.
and hunt-inn was indulged in hi the
young people following
The appearance of William Tl. Ma~
bar, of Stevens street. who favored on
the violin. was one of tho. subduction
of the evening. it was hia tirtit ap-
pearance in town and be fairly took
the nudlenro by storm so magnificent-
ly and sweetly were his numbers play-
(ill.
litre. lianlol i‘. Toontey in union and
Mimi Edna Howard in recitatioua upI
held their reputations nicely.
The Imuram continues:
Selection.
Knluhte of Columbus Orcboetra
Violin Solo.
I William D Mailer.
llecltotlonmtiweI-t Pena,
:I'hIIIIoIo -.~I (‘oiored Dialogue.
I Mina l-ldna Howard
Solo ~lI'IJl' All Flumil)‘.
Ellt'olo They Say
violin ohll~
onto. it. D. Manor.
WofIIaIIor Eduard P llnnds will the
IIIIompaniat of IhII atoning
l‘niloulng the program six (games
or euchro warp played and Mayor lid
‘1 ward .i. F‘inIIIIeun, of Non-walk. proved
' his skill as a card player by captlurlnit
the unit gentlothan‘a trophy. hire.
Mite A Connellly uecurod’tbe him in
dloo’ III-III. no nut-I A. tonne-Input.
awarded the cushioned prize “
Then the K. or C. ombcura‘hlvored
with dancing mdllc and throunont
IIlIe remainder ot the ovenlnx thI
Imung people bad a has time. Re
litre-human were carved and were in
‘charge of Mrs. B. T. Nattelord.
The committee of arranamtntr-
Mrs. W. J. Tracey. lira. D. F. Tunney
and Min Anna Tierney.
-Tho Norwalk Evening School will
reopen on Monday evening. October
80. with department. at Franklin
street school. South blot-walk. and Over
River school. Norwnlk. The Itchool
will he in III-onion on Monday. Tues-
day. Wednelduy and Thursday even-
lnxl of each week. from 7:30 in 9:30.
I'l‘houo deelrluu in attend will present
I themselvoa at one of tho above men-
tioned school buildings at 7:30 Monday
evening
I 'I‘ F‘. (‘ l.l‘ \l-l. Superintendent.
Wu I
“‘“ll‘l'dilfi afternoon “'0“! WI“ re ton and all l‘tHl‘IH‘ii mun) compll- {cilia'iTEn F'I‘T
‘lIoud in il fall and Ivan noting vary;
”‘IH‘II I" ”‘9 Wm” In“ Bloom WM mcnls for their share in lilI,I numenu .
IIInnluI: uIIInnIl litond ltlIIIr lilI'o ilfful pmenainmpm I
Marathon rare-Ir. Ho hull injured Ills
-l)on't forget tho ltallan SoclnlI
WEDDING INNIVEIIIINT;
”M...“
Mr. and Mn. Harold S. Sperry. oi
eruht stroot, \Voetport, formerly of
» building is a massive pile, big in ev-
IIIIIIsIIIIIIs III
IIIIIisIIII III IIIII
~ Board oi Estimate Does Not Al-
low That They Asked
wiIIIIiIIIII
ii
Although the board 0! estimate last
evening appropriated 8750 for the de-
ficiency in the appropriation for the
' last two town meetings; the special
Dr. A. D. Wadswprill’s Film Fire“ and the regular. this was $260 less
' than the registrars ot‘ the town asked.
prom Graililfi Structure at However. the. board. though it can-
Top of More Hill
not regulate the amount to be charg-
ed by the registrars, can only appro
priate what it believes to be neces-
eury.
Designed by Owner and Took
Two Years to Finish
Registrar Joseph A. Curler and
lI‘rcdeI-lrk l.. huntiqulet were present
last evening and answored some quee-
tlons. Tilt.I hoard claims that the reg-
istrars charged too much (or the spe-
cial election and give this as their.
reason {or not. appropriating the full
amount asked.
Those present last evening were
First Selectman Alfred Avlaon. Town
Clerk Herbert ll. Smith. 1’. ll Merrill.
h“ D" AM“ DeWitt “Wadi!“onhallvilllat'e tignn. James L. liovt Morti-
on v ,
:(unufmids'xz €233: ::;;.:“:;ediillwr .u. Lee. A M Polllman. herdin-
to the enterprising physician and to and B 3mm, E I" ('mgory' C W.
' . 'Bell and Stephen H. Holmes.
the city of South borwelk. The new The session was (WM a lengthy
one. (or many other matters were dis-
cussed after theI registrare‘ matter
had been attended to. As a whole the
meeting was a harmonious one.
After two years oi‘ unremitting ia-
WM
(Continued on iieoond Page.)
é—FOR "IRE NIGHT 0R DAY.
taxicab at livery prices. 'l‘el. 1026-12.
iIIISIIIISSIIIII IIII ,
fillii SIIIIIIIIII
ml; llluh,otllorwallt. Holds
liclober mu vIIIII m.
E. l. Hill
”—a—
—FOR FRIDAV AND SATURDAY.
ilest l‘nb llntter, per lb..
ileal Laid. 2 lbs. (or 23c.
Al Flour. ppr bug. Sdc
Onward Flour, per bag. 81.00.
Beginning Monday. Oct. 30. this
store will atom at 6 p. In.
H. E. MEAD I! CC.
Biliiill illill‘l’i
Ilillilll IIIIIIIII
Sarita at Winter‘ Entertainments
Opened Last Evening
I‘lIIC.
The October morning meeting of the
Womeu‘o Club 0! Norwalk was held
yeetmlay at the house or Mrs. B. J.
Hill. The topic tor dlecuoeion was
Equal Sucrose. Fourteen memberaj
were present. Min Brendllnger.l .
moment. belnl unavoidably absent. Bull" IN“. NO. 97. l. 0- 0 RI
the vice-preeident. hire. 1. s. Jennlnu. opened its season last evening. with
presided. in: Open night, It which time they en-
hliu Margaret 8. Wilson quoted I termlned their (floods and patrona to
pungent opinions or many are“ men a social evening. which all enjoyed im-
and women in favor of androgernensely, the affair being largely at-
Amoou these were Emerson. Jane Ad. tended. in the couroe of the evening
dams. Rabbi Wise. longtellow. Gem-go“ an excellent entrainment was provid-
Meredlth. Judge Linoley. Max Ent- 0d. those taking ll"! being It their
man, Ben-tor Hoar. Lincoln. FlorencoIbell. That their charts were apprev'
'lehtlnnle. Charles Zeubiein. i-‘lnr elated was signallaed by the generous:
once Kelley. Winston Churchill I applause on the part of the audience.
George William Curtis, Mice Mary The program was an toliows:
Woolley. lI vvu noted that one. at the I Sleight of hand performance... .
executive committee or the Men‘a‘ .................. John J. hchrawI
l
liliiiilll
sun I II
till it * I
Athletics llit Hard and (then,
Landing Sixth Contest in
World's Series
Sillllll 13 ill 2. Will
I Ills III III lililililé’
Chiei Bender Pitched ISeneatiena.
ai Baseball
PHILADELPHIA, " Oct. 27.——Attend-
once, 20.485; receipts, $36,109. Nation-
al commission‘s share, $3,610.90. Each .
club's share. $16,249.05.
w—
Scoree of Games. ' .x
First game—New York, 2; "Ath-
letics, l. :
Second game—Athletics, 3; New
York. 1. ,
Third sump—Athletics. 3;
York, 2.
Fourth 'game—Athletlcs, 4; New
York. 2.
Filth Same—New York. 4; Ath-
letics. 3.
Sixth game—~Athletics, 13; New .
York, 2. ‘
h
PHILADELPHTA Oct. 21. —Halll
Philadelphia Athletics. champion; «
(Continued on Eleventh M
BTDP no icon
Small lean Fresh Home. 18c lb.
Small lean Fresh Shoulders. 12min.
Sperry AI. Barnes Sausage. 16c “’35
Loin Pork. 18c lb.
Roast hafnium: lb.
(‘hopped Beet. 125“ lb.
Home-made Sausage. all pork, 1801b.
Good liutter. 300 lb.
Fresh Eggs, guaranteed. 30c doz.
'8 bare of Swift's Soup. 25c.
Smoked Shouller. 12%: lb.
All kinds of Fish.
NEW YORK MARKET.
. 143 Washington St.
RAPID TYPEWRITING- I
Iowa Boy Gives Demonotratlen It Mora
rill Inelnou College.
The (acuity and students of Merrill
League for Woman Sulfruxe la the
not Paul Moore Strnvm
Miss Ferry dealt with the legal aa-
pet‘t of the “women attention. " allow
in among other things that under the
Recitation .......\irII John i’utteruon ‘
“collation IIIIIIIIIII (worse (“’di Iciplunts ot a rare treat in export and
At the concinolon ot.lho enlertaln- “PM tvpewrltins. thin morning, in .
I‘MMI ”‘0 “WM“ “I“ taken “9 wm‘IIlonIonutruiltm by a sixteen year-old
patrolman They went. to the hospital;
lllto too old friends. but wlpn they
vouched there Bloom objected to enter-I
luv. seeming to realize that it was ”WI
IlIlil‘il for him.“ an ho looked III that
matter 0 ~
lIiImiI )‘i‘i aontiv tho policeman
IIIaIIntlI insisted that ho Iotuuin and
IIIIIII Ill'ii in the padded coil and has
an attendant.
it in not thought that his IroIIlIlIIII
vlll lulu pot unnI-ntlI, but it Willi do
‘IIldIId in a physician that the course
in the bout pouslhlu under the I-ircum
Itutan (III
1
WW
BPEGIALGAT NATEG' INT.
thlckenu. 20c lb. .
h‘owls. lilo ll). ’ ‘»
Lou Spring Lamb. latte lb.
Lamb roree. tic lb.
. lamb continue lb.
Prime Rib Rout. l2“
2 the. Chopped Beef, 2. 0
been Pot itoaet. the lb.
Fresh Home. The lh.
Ween Shchlderu, “(I lb.
Celery. the bunch.
tlrnnberrleti. we at.
Beau lamb, tic lb.
Round Bleak. the in.
‘llrioln steak. lac lb.
‘wlld. Ulllcer Murray wont up to; Club (lance. Monday evening, ()ctoherl
liloom's‘ mothers house in Grunt. 30. III Arlon Hall. South Norwallti
meet? and Tonud him l'l‘lcitala. gents. 250; lattice. the
liloom recognising his midnight: - -—~I—~ «I « .
PAINTING ET.
I PAUL’S BNGNON GPIIIE
I
”W
“l'p above the world no high”- and
Iftuptuln Amzl WnlIIIe, oi Norwnllt. the;
(I ill louu IItoIIpiIIlai k. In noon aloft
I‘m llli‘ ulIIIIple of ill. l’aul‘u clIuIle
Ipnlnilnit away and «winning with on
Incoming note In hlII little ho upon
their. Yesterday Captain Wotan
completed gliding the largo ball at, the;
top of tho eteaplo. lie line not been
required to oucond the Maui pole nev-
IIII feet in height to uild the weather-
vaue. but would do no lt‘lt worn re
quested hi him.
Captain Waters recently completed
painting the ateoplc or the First (ion-
grogntionul Church, also on- the Nov-
wnliI Green. illn work in watched
” with IIxIIIIIIIllIIII interest by Many MI
pie in Norwnlk who marvel at hid
nerve. "l‘ IIIIIIII about bin taint quite
uumprmmdly and in rapidly promen-
lnu with the work.
w ‘
~POI Hill! NIGHT OR DAY,
TIpassenser touring our, limousine end
taxicab. Tel. 1026-12.
~ Norwnilt illgh vs. St. Mary's Y. M
(3.. at "Amusement Park, nature”, 8
p. In. Admission lilo.
South Norwulk. celebrated the tint
qunlvereury or their men-lotto. iii-t cv
entmi at their home by enterihlniht
the Indian of tho “t'llr‘l‘en Club," and
,tbelr'lnur halter. ’l‘hII eveniulu won
a mmi delightful one, in (Ivory Ninpect
I‘l‘ho gentlemen proaont rovollild in
Iplnoohlo. whilo tholr IIpouIIIIII unlimited
to trump interacting IltIII IIIIIIloIIo or the
styles and pntturutt oi the do}. dwell
luit unmuyvhui on women: rlliht to
tho l'IenclIiIuI latter In the cloak“
thII bowie-II wu III-cu to silently alibi
into the kitchen and noon moire OD-
named on the table dainty riilrnetlI
menu Mitch won- wnnhod down withl
trnaruut when uhirh warmed with
cot‘ltlan or the hunt IIII lt nun ulnulted
by the hemp gathering. it who not‘
until a into hour that the “hilt: MI
Itltt’tlltlily decided that they null or
than go (or their car or walk it) Nor-
wallI. Mr. and hire. Sperry wore the
recipients of II hundenme hendplainletl
picture no the gift of the momitera oi
the club and were loaded down dlth
the congratulations and boat plains
of their irlondu.
”bin—I
.......».....
I
«curse AOINT WAN-rub.
agency for a high grade braid in
Norma and Neath Norwalt. One
that lliil II bone and Item no the
can tarnish Club each Ieourltli Thin
III greed opportunity for th 'rlfit
men. Euler Mt. Vernon no fun
Mil
A wideaweite man wanted it elite
old Roman low woman won more Tree the former bola-x furnished by Archie
than in many parts of our own ooun- ‘Mervlam II orchestra .
try I Retreuhmentu wero norved latorl
Mn. Ci W White told a pertinent and the committee congratulated up.
story to the oflect that a petition to on till success I
Ipollliclane from a women do" not out I The committee was made up or J
r,y weight unions ulanod hv her initials. EMFIVIn lllll. chairman: Frederick ll.
thunprutenrlln; to be; men and there lumping. tiuorso M Way. door” A- '
fore wlth I vote vIIIIII. .lumeti IIIIIII and II L. nonodIIII
Nl‘l “MIMI I!" In 01mm from! Next Thursday. the lodge will hold!
lip. Popular Science Monthly called A I“ be: social
IPhyeloloxlcel Argument tor Sull'rnxo
Opinlom from antlenflrnlew belugl
trailed tor. all precept unclaimed to
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——GATURDAY‘ G GPICIALI AT l
JOOILOFF'G.
I he in that class. but come were noeitltut
‘ ‘ ' ll .. been or
further enlightenment. lilies Muttosoninzyxz "0M (otter. 25" I ‘
than read the wold: of serorel diatlu I_ “U“ made t‘ltlur ”we.“ as houevfi
Hamil-lied ii‘runchrueu to the eltmti
'thu the "lilo in not ripe for the my
man Vale. and Min Pinon counteredi
by reminding her that France to (“III
tinmtlshed by having that out Madame
Curie from the Academy berating sho‘
Ii: a womfii .
I. There were contribution: (tom Mina
Lilly Beard. hire. in. J. lltll. MM. (l. l“
Belts. Mine ally 8. Bette and Mn;
money. rug meeting cloud with a? ”5° "““f‘l- ”noun-m.
short statement explaining “tho 32an William Lewlor has round a person
lllh “mm. movement and the m...“ attachment to the amount or “to
none for the mitontobllo tours conduct-I to be placed on loan: mum in a cult
9.3 in In. 3“",er oi "Vote! tor w... iover II bill in which the tumor claims
men" by aim Planet). 3220 damages. Jamal 'l'. Hobbell. pul-
mm lieu)! the peace. to looking alter the
tan "null“? seduction plaintiffs intemte. The curse will
For lee dun on Switch». Pun. can note the Norwaltl loin: court on
Mia-toenails. More. liMeumr.Itue litth Monday in October at to
Eric all I
lilo each. ,
l‘nrenlpa Green been: We: peanut
Celery Bplnuch.
i Continue, your choice. in head.
‘ Potatoes. fluemooket’l. 26c hit.
I All lilo (tarball. ll pit“. 25c.
” ~15 . M Mum—Ia...”
my shop." trawler. Ibloolqolt It. In. .
dancing and card playing, mneic wriltrodluy soul out by the Remington
Tlpewrilor Company.
The young man.
Maseru Smith and llnrnou, did WM
wondortul utunta on the keys 0! hi:
mochlno. Home of which were writing
.61“) strokoe per minute. or it) H
.etrokuu pIIr opened. The young man
then geared himself up and struck
on at ll rule of tilt Worde per mind”
while topyillil. III dictation. he attack
oi! Gil ondI per minute, a record runo-
Ily ounulird.
'i'lIII vounu man hails from Down.
port. intro and was generously ap-
plundod by the awed pupllu of till”
iIIIIhooi. who were Itlmulnled to Turtle”
endeavor 'hy his demonstration.
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Your «Item of Izautulower. to and account emcee eon ”would!
spring to; lambs guaranteed liq
lb.
Fhmqtlll‘iel‘ll. all chops on. tile lb.
Slowing Lamb. ‘0 ill.
Ronni beef. from lilo to no (but).
Sugar Cured Bacon, 176 lb.
flletlo‘ioe Ham. special. 17o.
Sperry a baron Smoked Should
llc lb. ,
91mm Put i’nrlt. lilo lb.
Fresh Shoulder. tie in. I
Fresh lllrl‘is. email. 11o. I
it tho. Corned heel for 600..
Large Cabbage. To each.
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