Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 20, 1912 · page 2

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"Hello! Helloi’.‘ ’

Jerome Henderncn' s strong elonr
tones carried done the slope at the
mountain. The nir'i clinging to tile
ledge not many toot below, looi'ted up
and then bOWed her head on the hard
slate unit utterly exhnnsted.

"I II come down. Keep your nerve."
called the young man. trumpetvwise
through hie hnnda.

Stepping hastily into the little cabin
which constituted for the time betnn.

scape for forest tires, and slipped into
biu mountain boots. Then. with an-
other shout of assurance to the girl
below, he began his descent.

lie had boon lire warden on Equsw
mountain [or nearly three weeks and
thin won the iirnt person whohnd
come under his notice. The ascent of
the mountain front the shore oi the
beautiful lake below was not hanard-

the aummlt or the peak.
Henderson called out occaalonniiy

~, mien.
.L "lee now?"

«do everything W? In on her.
In f‘llottzon smell the not

The girl chilled. “l surely do—nnd
no out it on before you come down!"
the looked at him in wonder. How
could a m be no thougnttult

"The telenhone ts iunt inside no it
no Kill enanp your iriendn, I'll pro
onto some nod than stnrt down the'
mountain: Assure thorn that You on
absolutely” sure end—dint I have come’
Mammoth .“henddnd. "

The 'liilrlv we remonntrntno
hottnhe m it was uselesn. She
tried several timon to spear—to try
to and not” other way out at the
predicament. but on each occanion
she was completely silenced by his
hand and look

Dtirlng the little nunpnr which Hen.
derson spread on the tiny rustic table

lens eutertntnins to someone who was
not so completely charmed by her.l
Thnt her home wen not farther than!
fifty miles irom lioston. where he
spent nine months or the your in col
loge. he was more than happy to
loam.

When they had iinlahod the little

engagement Iayt Wednesday

 

meal they not «hit on the rustic look-
out and watched the young silver
moon all]: data the sky. “I've never

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in. turn bufiiril‘e'“ ldit? ‘u‘iiio two
”I”! ”0 nottt‘ltlim In Reno.
New. from her wealthy yo i: nun-
bnnd. W Hill in. the ‘ urn/nil:
boom. hnn announced her en-
meat to marry former Judge Hen-

‘ r‘y a. meet or St. mutt it nitlilondlré

and prominent no no “attorney tor the
into H H. Rogers and other Standard
Oil internal.

Hrs. Hill Inn been staying at the
Hotel Hilton, in this city, but nhe de-
parted yonterdey, don Much Lick
Springs, Ind. Her inert-insole Judtto
Priest, an oldcriy Mn. she told her

evening
at no eutertaimeut given in her honor
by her intimate friend. Mrs. Rccd
aniiand in the Congregational

. Church, Norwnlk Conn,

As the wife of Ebenezer Hill 1r,
she wait long. the acknonledged social
leader of the nriatocratir little 0.")
Then, leaving her husband, Mrs. Hill

tier action divided the town

two factions. Mrs. Huviland headed

lulu:

ii
Nnvnjo Rugs promise to be in
evidence round a‘bout bungalows.
seashore cottagics and yachtt.
The sizes are prjactical {or many
places whore Rtiga arc desired——

before the fireplace, the bedside,

the softest \vodl. usually the

background of a clouded m iricg-

 

iular dark gtaM‘aud the dnigus

:arc in brilliant, hucs til typical
, Indian style.

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'l.'hc.~.c Rugs awr—

:lg’t‘ fruill $5.0m!” $12.00, iiilti

would do cqttallv \‘l‘t‘li fur a bed

OF INTEREST TO SHOPPERS.

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Bridgeportw Advertiserncntn.

“all; E m. with illuminant].

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Fans make nice graduatiOn
gifts for girls. ’i‘hc daiuiicst an:

of white Spangled gauze or silk

.with whitc sticks. and the price

is as much as one cln‘niscs to pay.
\"ery prctty ones may lit: had for

his; home on the top or Squaw Moun- ““3 '0” “m "I" “0 V“ “9"“ friends. would take place within a . . .

mm. he laid “r3. the mm“ with Armstrong and many other interesting month. . or the tornado floor or the deck 50 etc, and the llm‘t‘!‘ run from
ProantesDidealionMil which he had been ”an...“ the land tilinxnwthlngrthat might have been . M“ Hill definite!" announced her of a limit '\ \mw‘.” .* m d- f U ,1 $ '1'] | ‘
nessandvnufloalainsmitln ' ‘ '3 ' » 4 - - , . ii 1. A t u in to 12.00. to Illusi nutcr—

cstittg lfaus ai‘c_antrrsc Japan—
CW. The colors are tans, brown:
grccu. with charming pictures. a
tilt“
crcst 01' a wave hrcakinpr on tlic

stretch of sca lunch with

sand: a tca house by a rircr: lilo

medium: “Jarlhiglot:2d:nft has; seen anything so lovely in my iite,‘ moved most of the furniture out .01, iht_\ \vcar indciiuitt-ly. surfat‘c «ii a lake with \t‘atcr lil-

Ammmedyform - ‘ the hotmonths of July and August. Helena whispered as" She wereai’reld their handsome home. No ll “mi 1 ics and a kingfisher dipping:
lion SWISlDlIIIil- ”W , And it was during these months. when to speak aloud. "it in so pcacoluimno street. loll. shortly after for Reno and J “7* ‘ _ _

wonns,(‘awulsions.l'ltwfisi For over foreut tires raged all about the state, belittlirull" ' instituted prom-odious for a divorce. 1.? ~__ ‘ ahm'c. 5011.10 0* the sticks (m:

nesundLOSSOlSlJlEP. . , that a tire warden wan stationed on bcldieh'rgtlir‘animal‘s;.ovzgiiiigd"f Action Caused SOcIni Split. A Desk Elc ctr olicr, which lacqucrcd and uthcrs arc fl“.

smooth and fragrant" Japaucsc

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‘ I ‘ . my lantern. You won't be strald for ‘ , _
. , ! Th Irty YB a rs gating iirihwh’oan he was golnsnio 5"” there is nothing in the world to harm the side that “’0“ ""3 M" 0‘ “'5 H1“ Sliit‘ with. 1-; till inittiqtu lira.“ and “‘1‘”- I “W" “l" ”“1” 75 cts. W
, NEW my: , cldtid 1:“: :h “13:: 31122:]. i z i; you up here. Jim map watch "um Mr Hill's friends were equally 1119 a duel lull Hm) d ‘4 l $1.50.
M” .l‘i’S'h‘iJhdflnd haunted more“ in in climnblonen you retire and it you see "an "no“ staunch in upholding him. The routtlt ‘ l . l c tat i (ii a
.. - hot day . ii in any direction other than the once has been a war that has made Sm- “mm light antlnr n 1001” m“
’ A . ’ l have third 0 t to on. toicihonoi‘ a til i eat in—
‘s’. As he penned a spring. the young ”0 u y l W In ”m“ "um“ 9 ”a” y and can There are some . fine Hand-

 

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NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.

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' Recliner will build a residence on the

fellow tilled hia cap with water in
case he alight need it when he reached
the girl.

A last he found himself on the
ledge benide her and even than he
could get no word from her. Her
head was bowed on her arms folded
across the rock and her basket of
berries bud tumbled down the mono-

to me. I've loft the number inside."
He entered the onbin‘ and came torth
presently ,tnith; filament and his cap.
_ Helena trembled. but she tried not
to let himnco it. The pro-pent of a
nitrht alone on the top ot a mountain
wan overpowering" dreadful. but it
could not be helped. She put out her:
hand to him. "I—»~l don't know what!
to any." ehe ln‘ltemd.

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her plane for rentnrriage has in

tereeting, if at times undigniiled.
Mrs. Hlli'ii anintltod or announcing
Ll')¥
wny lessened the friction. Sht- return-
cd from Ciiiii'oruin recently, and went

to Norweik as the guest; of Mrs. Havi- ‘

laud. At tho large root-illicit and rc-
citnl in tho Congregational Church on
Wednesday evening etnonn there who

ink.“ corolla of it flower

' 'AIC
pm c is $5.00 with ii\turc. and ii

fgivcs a must agrccalilc light.
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i A Whiskey Set of Colonial

tic lippctl in any :lll'it

 

kerchici‘s atlhalf price, Qualities
Andy'tltis

means 50, 38 and 25. Some wo-

.tt Smo, 75 and 50 cts.

tucn harc bought them for gifts,
in be stored away until Decem—

bcr.

Others have discovered that -

._ ism» tnln siile._ , "8n ,
M i y tlptitiu u"! that N“ H b” 5'“ can was David Bin thatu. .
' (Th. Commercial mom.“ i W»... ‘ hitting her hair. Henderson bathed to see mummy“. tanning." hm wdi 3 l , -11....“ they make charming collars for
p F' Pl g Bide for H... StatiOn. her brow with his dampened lintidher- WU "You'll lied plenty m a“ “'i The breath between tilt mini bc- ,Glassm CON-list if a ilt‘at) squat- l k l . i ll

' “m‘ m" l ' - ‘ . I’Olll‘it not or trans s. i' ru—

9 g : MdElit‘k H Field, chairman, will c1“?! Pmiilfi its“?! opened her the cupbonrf and you'll sloop like a “a?” “‘0‘": “Dom a {:oar\nttofli'|l:‘i;: shaptd dtcautci plainl} cut and . . . i ‘
Malays drawn by llnrryw “Mather "any“. scaled prhvosals 1mm M” ( i'ahamshe into all Nit. halt dezcciy- 3:0de [from this wonderful air Eating: to" msrrgok‘hzrdzhutautc l)r<.ittlcry 15 very dainty. “WI";
lite being figured for the platinum "2‘7, for the erection of the promoted "YOllr-i'o‘u found hte'" . , a “G “it“ til. lit.’ ii i h d l a Nobel Currie—when it was learned‘Six quail ltcz'li v, tilt illil-‘Scs. file is a good assorituclit now, much
new building on \‘l‘aahingtou street“new central tire station on Frank . 00 n can QC on n ,

South Norwaik im the l7.u as "itihe,
0! Red Men As previously rcporrrd.‘
the bui1diug will be 40x75 tect, tuo‘
Stories high. of brilk. with gravel moi
tad steam heat it is expected that
the contracts will be let next week ,

iin street South Norwalk. The plans
are by Architccia Frank Harper Hie
soil and Joel I). iiarbcr. of New York
and have hem described in a prev-
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In a loss scrioun moment thetyonng
man would have accused her at nelo
ing a foolish question; an it won he
reiraln’od.

"How did you come so far alone?"
he linked alien no had found a ante

i sent for her.

"i was biuc- berrytng and before i

smell voice "so .ho loll her standing that hire. Hill had moved all the fur-iqualitx is titc littiwt.
“0110 0“ “10 “fly DOM! in "10 light allure out or the \‘orwnik reeldenco i

of the silver moon".
ahe called after him.
He waved his lantern and has (one
Helena did not allow hornet! to
think of the lonelinesa of it all. She
hurried inside and. by tho light at the

“Good night."

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The Hills are one oi the oldest lam
ilion in Connecticut They are non!
thy and have long taken a prominent
part in politics.

Mrs Hill‘s’ action created a sauna

$6.50.
: The whitc tiicd tray which at"

icompauics it isi34. 50.

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hcttrr titan if \\(* had gnodwcatlr

CT.

Dressmakers. and \\'OllI(‘lI who

-- - Compo Beach Houne. .. .‘ . . 5 (“-5
New Wilton House. p a Gregor, & (‘omnnm Mm, ink 3“,? h“ ' kn““"’"~- “”5““ “m9 in ‘rtriaii lama. rend till she wae’ sleepy lion Site nrriied to Reno a tear nsoi Clo' 0 Pi ‘ , Tm“ ”ll”: 0“" (In-“i " ‘~ .5"
i ’3 9 '“ Then the iny down on the camp bed last April and while netting for the! ‘3 one “‘3 a“ "“4 10* mg to like the Pitt-inform. it
E ‘l H “3”“5 hate ”‘1' ”mm“ on the contract to build a residence all “Nearly four o'clock and you cnn ti and alert like . hnby. it was a" "for e c ix 0 lb 1 , t .
contract to build a new leuideuce “.mp0 beach. Westport iior r‘iedcricki [insanity return mm‘mhyou are ", limit on a mountain top “a whether it 0 “WV ' In a I ‘0 ‘3 31"“ ° 9" isuuuuCt wash idrcsaes. to Weill” solves the problem of wondering.

. 'ai. Wilton lot l.. H. Warucke oi (lim-
awn Station. The Hans were drawn
by Architect H. Msring, of New Y0rk..

Kompcr. The plans are by Architecli haunted“ Henderson told her decent-

A. N. Pollock of this rill

' Iy as he could.

"It is miles to the
foot of the mountain.”

r-

tt was the air or the height or the:

wonderful pram or it nil rile hey/er

irate, but melting In thd‘ night ne‘

tnblbthlher residence sho matriculated;
in the University of Motion and began
n come oi earnest study. Then came

\iith sashes oriscaivcs. One may

always hate a pin iii a suitnhlt

 

 

how your dress is toiit‘r to look
. . i».

when done. When you place-it

and pmviden frame and sin 0 house, ‘ ‘ New Dancing Pavilion. The Kiri turned vale “Ila. "ant—N witchod her and in the morning the n h“ h Mr: Hill reinsed 9““ to re rm tltc Pttctl-inrm vou can scc it
imam“ twelve rooms, illu-d up plans drawn by Harry \V. Muihor fil‘l‘tfhhexllfllrd “:16 kicked “:00; Mg; knew that the but met her mate in P" ‘0 MI "’9' bl" 0‘ Ilflflltullm :colur. no tuatttr “hat the shadt. .. . ‘_ ' ' k ' .
with a}: COIlvcnielleeu. are being litrured tor a dancing ”"W the 313:2; millrlémyworjewz iiierg‘hh- at; Mailing are warden or Squaw Finally nhc obtained her decree on the lite} are 25 cts uu cwr) Milt. and um“ um
. --— tviilon at Gregory‘s Point (0! WII- i lnnin ,0 re ii her nit tin d 0mm" 3'0"“ 0' deoertitm l ;\\'llcrc and how to trim. Alum
. c tr t (0,. R id .1 . . 3 't' “ 3° W ’1 on .1; was two years later that one“. Mill Hill mct Julian Priest tineoi i i
. on no on e ce Han .\ash. l‘he stint-turn will be one the stmngcnene of having round a he “a. Jerome llendrraon. her hunbe'nd; hil both i (1.: it "6“... gets tired no ntatlcr in“.
The contract for the ClH‘thil of the story high 50x95 icci , of wood, with man. belng near My . “I“ down in the .1,“ rustic cabin to 1 "a“ M" w 9 were a iron 1 "‘ '

frfl-k,‘ior G. C. Ernst, has been given
to .K. White. of East Noxwulk The
miracle for the plumbing and heat-
‘ .. 'lng will be let SOFflI‘l‘ilOit.
fire by Architect A. N. Paddock. . l

Dc‘ricn Point House.
\ ‘Coniracicr M. J.’ Riordan is build-'

deome residence at Uu.crest_ Nor- u shingle roof.

The plans Wan Pant Grand Councillor 0! thei

or of Records and Seal
lug a frame residence for himself at Case of the Knights “f I’ylhlns.0! this

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COL. L. F. NORTON DIES.

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Knights ot Pythinn.

HARTFORD, May mum-and Koon-
Horacc O.

"I am Jerome Henderson, lire war-
den during my college vacation. in
looking about for fresh tires I noted
you down the slope here. I could nee
no cotupumon with you and—«l called
out That's all."

ioobiup. far up at the peak above her.
"At least. i exiat for two mouthw—
but. It's good pay." be cold, hall laugh-

. inn, "and it'll novel."

eat their wedding tuner and begin‘
their honeymoon.

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"Do you live up there?" ahe asked!
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turtles or arm MARMADAiwmmny

m“-

Moat tnterontlng Being Brought Up
From Wntern of Tobormory
0ft scotch Genet.

Some rill-ions rolion oi the Spaniehi
Armada are the rcnultn oi the diving

flintyaliue yeant old.
ted to the Federal bench by Prent-

She won travelling with name Norwnlk
friends and Judge Priest joined the
party and woe scen much in her

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4...

mound with silvery hair and an
amiable wuntenancc Judge Priest in
He was appoint-i

dent Cleveland. He resigned new in
to private practice and accumulated
u fortune as all

 

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I A fine new,U .8. Flag is

filottg you fuss ovcr it.
“liis $14.00. which is its first and

The prtcc.

iSli‘llllg' cuttotu measuring 4 \‘ in last cost. ,

ft. and mounthd on a 7 -it palt-
i lht priCc is $F 39 cmnplctc

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Shown at thc, Pattern Scciit'nt. "

main floor.

Doricu‘s Point. The house is of attrac- city, last woo-k received a telephone orney for the Start-

the design, containing seven rooms. ’Imcanage from West Haven announc-

provided with convoniemos. N. R. ingthe death there of Colonel Lucius

,anh has the subcontract for the F3 NUNOII. Iinst grand chancellor and

stinm‘bing and heating. chant. supreme representative of tho

_._... order. Col. Norton was 75 years Old.i

Building Lot Sold. lie served as grand chancellor in 1893'

F. F‘ Whitehead has sold a build and 1894 and was one oi the best.

.1115 lot at Gibson terrace to Samuel known members of the elder in the
Roodnur. it is reported that Mr. state .

The girl bathed her hot (see and;
hands with the cool spring water and;
even through the sunburn the man he
aide her could see her fresh beauty.

"W n have to sleep here?" one!
asked her voice wavering as ahe.
thought of the dark shadows that’
would soon fall nil about her.

“No: no noon no you are rented i
will help you up to my cabin and you. it
may remain there. l'll go down tori’ f
the night and you‘ll be as earn an we

ioporntiona carried on last October in‘ dard Oil 90“"an u". Waters pierce

'i‘oberntory bay where one of the

‘ Company and the St Louis traction‘
rent 8 niah wnt‘nhl said to have'
heart tilt: Admiral ofp‘F‘loronce, wan companies He is I director in the

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Gilt» . ill. flinch GIN nttlmlilll.
wrecked in the autumn of I588 “he".Nntioual Bank °‘ Commerce 0' S" ‘ ‘

"’1“; bonnewgrd .ftef rounding (n. 1011119 Md President 0! the KNEE“ i
i north of Scotland to encape the Eusfl l‘ltl. Clinton and Springfield Railway
i Iieh squadrons His first. wife was Miss Henrietta K.
Cannon and 'old coins have from [Parse-ll, end by her he had four chit
me to time been brought to the our dren Gnome T Priest Wells 319.”.
“r" b‘“ the 3°” ""1 '"V" ‘0 ““‘iett Prient. Mrs William Grayeon nod

 

 

 
 

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The tires are bad in w. and I
have to report any iresh’h‘hidencoe I
see.” .

‘i—lll do what I can bub—you?"
she naked, looking at him with wide
eyee.

"Db. l'li more the descent all right.
l'in nccuntotned to it and i can take.
a m “to your Denote." he as-
sored

“Yea. " she cried. “that hon worried
me so. ltn visiting friends at Moon
ley Camp. They have‘ a phone "

"Good." exclaimed Hendernon. "So
have It Up there in my Little cabin
I haven telephone no on to reporti
the tires and an noon an we reach the
top you nhnil call up your irlende.”

However. a nyndicnto. entitled «Th.i ante-nuptial settlement on Mrs. Hill.
Plecen of Eight. Limited." has lately.
bought the rightn over the Wreck from '
the Duke Argyii. and hopes. with the
aid at modern diving appliance. to re
cover nil the ireennne or the Admiral
of Florence.

The interesting rotten among the
tint fruits of the odor" of the synd|-‘
onto include markets and n rapier. all
heavily encrusted with stony deponltn:
sword hills and mrdn. runny silver
coin- in various states 0! preservation.
and several pieces of pottery. The not-
tery includes a jun of "tiger" were. ' , .
nilver mounted and the hall mark in ‘

To _

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FILES OUIED. IN 6 T9 14 DAYS.

Your drun‘xlnt trill refund money it
Paco Ointment fails to cure any can: _
or itching. Blind, mailing or Protrnd
his Piles in I to 14 days. 50c.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

An‘enceptioltui showing of Wuists, Including various
models of lawn itud"voiie. high or low nook-«some have at-
tached hutch collar-«iiis-scinliy trimmed with line Int-es.
needlework. French knots. etc.

'Onb model of line lawn in Very pt tiiy designed in
suunr neck style with bebe lrlsh lace turning a yoke. All
or them are very attractive and the best militia o. the
season. The perfect in and iiolsh good stile and \VQlIlitlg
quality of these Waigte make tiieui great values an

98c each

 
 

toot Coverings

Let Us Cover Your Floors

We are shorting a good assortment of POPULAR FLOOR COV-
eringa. consisting of Carpets, Rugs, Mailings Linoloums and Oil
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Wool Fibre Rugs. wmoow covaamos.
These are the best looking and
best wearing Rugs at a med-

ium price. Come in all sizes.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Swiss Curtains-wile to 31.49. 1566. twelve years before the Amado.

Among the other relies nre cnnnon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, ‘ Nottingham Curtains—~59o to A. it the ”mg of mind nirenhed

.50 b bOt 9 it. ll' 12 it. . bells oi various sinoa. loan of ti .

“in"; Brunei. au ' 31.98. _ her body. the girl rolls to her feet and I,” "1. iron. nod . int ",0, Mm“: .Enumerate
A 0d i l R g I Cottage Curtains—4100 {0 [“3“ her “It more ‘chmly und.’ h!" '3” m. ‘" "lull“ to Benn”.

80 381W (Gal) 9 All! and not . S2 49 ‘ . ' ‘ chm- for on. mono“: w. Imk.‘ WI“ “1. le‘wd tn“! "III p.” .

expfnme' Polium me.“ 8 ' ' "WM” “ a” basket °f berrie- “l“ ticninr colleen numbered n Shan- the merits

u. .. by 10 it. h. 9 fl. by iii. Tnpelll‘y Femoral—«32.00 to lend dowii“ the slope. Then slim inh orinccnn ntneng ltn ”luau". The E. RYAN C0.

l'l‘icos $12.50 to 818.00. “.50‘ ‘ laughed-«nod the «no Gill! book to Th.“ “ ‘ “or, “I“ n" ‘nm‘ul 0' _

Axminlgtgr "09.. , '1‘ (Marth "A“ my “fl '“kl” she norm“. b9“ Imon' "I ".mum . .' Of “ “A.HINGT;N .Tn. OOUTH NORW’LK

This is-u handsome covering 0”“tu “d “01 “d 8hades- said our" for one at the oomnntion of‘

 
 

250 to 73C. “NOVOI' mind. ”It CID M Ila" Q

ior parlor, library or recey- Philip of 8min after hie confluent of

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i'on rocmn. Prices $20.00 to Shnden to order a specialty. fight? .3333, 3:1 flirted??? tilt! MIN“!
325-00- 3.”... "n.1,... g “Quite. on. i «one: totally“

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