Wants!
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face or Caps, Double Price.
How to Fly Old Glory.
Borne of the people who fly the list
from their residences or places of
business do not seem to know. accord-
ing to an old soldier, the respect that
is due to Old Glory. The rule In the
army and navy is that the Stars and
Stripes are never down after sunset.
nor beforesunrise. and civilians are
supposed to observe this, though there
is no law to make them do so. AI 3
matter of fact. some fleas are kept up
all night.
ClasSified “Ads"———To Let, m’":”‘”’m7 ‘m’ ”if/52*
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,l and
Miscellaneous ::
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Baby can’t get into our
roller bearing coal pan. .
No bad to lift; you can
shovel out the coal
with ease from pan be-
cause it has a slide for
shovel.
Made Meekery of Marriage.
A question as to the validity of a
marriage which took piece recently in
Colombo, Ceylon, has arisen. The
bride and bridegroom played a rather
unusual practical Joke at the cere-
mony, for the former dressed up as
the bridegroom and the latter mas-
querated in the woman’s clothes. and
the ceremony was quite through be
fore the two people concerned were
identified. .
RA 0.1-: s
liave float on Five Sides
of, the Oven
You’re sure of even
quick bake. We don’t
have to use tin and as-
bestos to protect back
FOR SALE
5Ai.E——F1FTEEN FOOT
clinker built rowbcat. Apply to H. il.
Christensen, 6 Raymond st. 17 3t
FOR SALE~-:l 1-2 HORSE POW-
er 18 foot launch. Price $50, if taken
quick. llox (.83, city. )7 31
TO LET
TO LET——()i't TO SELL ON EASY
terms, houses, Foster Park, East Nor-
wnik. Inquire Edward ll. Smith,
Taylor and Golden office. South Nor-
lwalk Trust (Jo. Bldg. 17 (it
TO LET-~12 ROOMS, ATTIC, CEL-
lar, barn, one. half acre land: North
WANTED
WANTED ——- PAINTERS.
White, til ldly Ave.
ALEX FOR
17 3t You don't have to lift it
In or out—It rolls.
WANTED~A iiitlilil'l‘, WIDE-
awake young man or woman, who un-
derstands or can learn the real estate
and insurance business. Address Stat
11;; previous. experience and salary
expel Lcd, llox 415, South Norwaik.
16 3t
Taylor Arc. $10 a month. inquire
11:. .1. Van Nose, i3 Buyview Ave. 17 3t
FOR SALE—:5 PIECE SOLID OAK
bedroom unit in fine condition; also
a .l x i'.‘ .Axnilnstcr rug, almost new.
WANTEDW-A FIRST CLASS T0 LET-rl'iALl“ HOUSE ON PUT- Abbi," at Neiieildiit‘ff'u, 83 Washington
suwyer at oncc. Match and liailey llflill Aw. All modern improvements. 51., city. I? lit
(.1. I "t Intuir'c 'I‘mcthv llrcsnau, 47 West -~' -.. ~~t-~t—~—————-—
_, ’. j‘ 1‘- Mi." 3min “1...“... 13 1, FOR $AI-E-~~ClikiAP, coon nav-
cHAUFFEURWYALE STUDENT .._-._.._.-, ._.__... .,...__.__..___...._............. liig llclls ('llcllil. ilox 91. lioway-
(21) with several summers' expcr- TO LET—LARGE PLEASANT ton. 37'“
“inf"? 01 11‘3“ grade curs “€311?“ {1 l’urnishcd room. Dr. S. D. iniwrencc. FOR SALE . LIlNi‘l-i ROOM AND
xvii?“ “Arjlheixengfsiun‘E'QF a2?" 12 .llui’ilund St. 17 3‘ l'tJ'lllll‘lilii, on account of sickness will
.' ‘ ’4 .,‘, - ,‘ ’ ; ' j ~ —‘ sutztliico. inquire 88 North Main
dross iiox 1M3. hale Station. Non TO LETWFROM JULY 1’ 1912, street. 17 It
, 15 :u
-WANTED—‘STEADY cusrounus
liivcn, Conn.
large house, 14 rooms and born, 71
Osborne Ave. For terms and partimr
1an apply to .l. .\i. Layton and (30.,
FOR SALE-~A iiUilKSKIN PONY,
with harness. She is kind and gentle.
1'0' nativ strawber‘les. i) liver (1 . . . . ,
”Jim Alia) daily pickers $.1I,H:d' lnc., South. Namath, Lonn. .17 .it w“! ‘2‘,“ rem-Quanta, ()gll‘Wm. ilig-
AW“. 1,: it While Rownvton ', ' _ ban, :1 Strawberry Hill, East Nor-
i'onu ' ' ’ ‘j, 3" TO LET-"v-AT 80 FRANKLIN AVE, walk. 57 31
‘__‘~ . " house of six rooms, bath, stationary
wnmsowo nor ALL KINDS lulu. I‘imse- healer. m and elevitic FOR SALE-10 u. r. onusuo
cattle. ”(til market prices paid. Exv “31"“- “WW minutes from “033} bllc runabout. in good repair or will
trn prices [or fat calves. ‘ so to $4 avenue ours. lmlulre afternoons. n} exchange for motor cycle. 121 South
[for hob calves to fatten. Ii. lt‘ricd “it“ Ave. 3‘" "t Mill“ 811. SON”! NOI‘WNK 'i‘el
man, (‘onn Arc. Tcl. 11.11. 10343. 17 3t
TO LET-~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
waurmmzounnuus, rnnas- a“ inum'velnenis‘ 25 Quinlan! Ave- FOR SALE-FIVE WORKING sun
inquire A.-.l Collins (70.. 12 North
driving horses. Apply H. Friedman,
Main St. 16 if
Connecticut Ave, or telephone 1161.
17 :it
IIANDSOME
ant room and good board: also fur-
nished roont to let. 23 Union St. 13 fit
7 THOMAS
inquire Rhy-
To LET-~--ROOMS,
street. East Norwalk.
WANTED-~OPERATORS EXPERI-
.enced on power sewing machines; FOR SALEwFOL‘it
steady work. Cluett. Peabody hog“ "mild and Ambit". Willi)“- i“ 3‘ screw mu lloston terrier dogs. sired
. . by the famous show dog “Roladcr.”
1...... .____._. ”70‘ LETv—Sixl “010i“. 1“)“:Am‘“ by a registered bitch. also some
LOST n mprotemen a. moon avenue. grown stock. 31 Seaside Ava, Stan»
inquire United Grocery Co. or Ray.
ford, Conn. 16 3t
Losr-~—nnuss SUIT CASE, TAK- "’0‘“ 6'0”” “0- 1" if
on by mistake from 12:53 1). in train. , FOR SALEv—I'HGSIRAHLE LOGA-
lnitials W 11.11. Finder return to po- TO LET~iiOUSE 9 ROOMS’ tion, 7 room house. improvements.
loe headquarters. South Norwaik. No Putnam avenue; all modern improve- Perfect condition, 19ch lot, till it 212.
questions asked. 17 3t m’ents. 'Inquire Timothy Brennan} 4;; Garden. fruit, poultry run. Full par-
“#BUSINESS .. m West avenue. 3‘ ticulnrs. Crockett, lil South Main
NOTICES TO LET—6 noon nouns, am. “W" “Li:
improvements. or for sale on easy
terms. 0. E. lloyt, at The South Nor-
waik Trust (in. '
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
street, South Norwalk. inquire Geo.
Mitchell or your own broker. otll tf
NOTICE ~ PAINTING, PAPICR~
hanging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 1122 'lm
T0 LET—APARTMENTS AT Zlii~ll
Chapel street, Norwalk. Freshly doc
orated, modern improvements. in-
quire 64 South Main St., South Nor-
walk. still ii
To LET-Wldiil. LOCATED. MOD.
ern eight room house, every improve-
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John w. links. 9 Elisa-
beth St. 11211 it
To LETMIIOUSI'Z 21 UNION S’i‘..
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & llaiiey
Co. ‘ mr12 if
FOR SALE - ANTIQIIE CLAW-
foot sideboard, in condition. 1 Ron-
brook card table, 1 wardrobe and oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell's Fur-
niture Store, 14 to 16 Wall Street.
Norwnlk, Conn 0:11 tl
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
iii if
FOR SALE «CHEAP.
or alcohol vapor stt‘n'c. Used only a
few times: (loud as new. (‘ost 37.00
\‘liii sell for $4.00. Apply at Sentinel
not 101th
SOLVENT NOTICE.
lllsiilot of Norwalk, so,
(burr, May 23. A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of Seth ll. Remington, late
TWO-BURN-
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit. and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
HOUSE PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
Large Assortment of
TO LET—~11AMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room list: all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Probate
Joseph K TNT”- 313 t! of Norwaik. in said district. deceased.
F' t W H P 0-.-“- -.. ...-. .._.._ -.-. -—-—— .——--»—~« The Court of Probate for the Dis
"188 a filler PROFESSIONAL - trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
- ' lowed six months from the. data here-
Orders given prompt attention. Es- MISS lDA HUTCHINGS. SCIEN— of for the creditors of said astute to
oxhbi! their claims for entitlement.
tintates on application.
Those who neglect to present their no
title phrenologist, gives readings, 15
Chestnut S. Reads character and ! l t ed lhl id
tells matters of great importance. 1‘0““ 3. lll'ODl'l‘F M 83! . Wt ii on
J. A. RUDDER Readings, $00; children, half prim. time, will be debarred a recovery.
103 South Main St. South Norwflk Hours, 2 to 5. Evenings. 6:30 to All persons indebted to said estate
13 6t are requested to make immediate pay-
6:30.
Touring Car
for Hire
Comfortable Car—Careful Driver
Day or Night Calls
JOHN J. LANE
Auto Supplies Tel. 983
9 UNION AVE" ' NORWALK
- Tel.
.
1035-4. uncut to
THE SOUTH
(‘OMI‘AN Y,
NORWALK TRUST
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
Administrator.
C. E. HOYT. Treasurer. -m24 31 J?
ORDERED To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court. June 8, A. 1)., 1912.
.Eatato of Julia Wilcox, late of Nor-
wnlk. in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit his administraton account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate
office in Norwaik. on the 15th day of
June, 1912, at 2 o'clock afternoon;
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the ads
ministrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least five
days before said 15th day of June.
1912.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
sprayed right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
I spray them right.
Phone 846-5.
. NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to every
person interested in the matter of as.
sessments for the expense of con-
structing an extension to the South
Main street sewer from its terminus
near the residence of Owen and An-
W
Not Their Hour to Die. ,
A Lisbon, Portugal. onlcial and his
family had a most harrowing experi-
ence, recently, narrowly escaping
death. While dining with his wife and
two children, a dynamite bomb was
thrown into the dining~room. prac-
tically wrecking the house. The oili-
ciai and his wife were seriously in-
Jured, but the children escaped.
W
Real Blue Bioood.
An Irish contractor had the misfor-
tune to run his car over an old man
who had a bottle of bluing inside his
coat. Jumping from his car and see-
ing the fluid rapidly staining the old
fellow'a breast, he cried to his friend:
“Finnegan. it'll so harrud wid us!
We've killed wan 0‘ thin blue-blooded
Yankees! "—Judge.
Rash Answer.
A student at a medical college was
under examination. The instructor
asked him: "Of what cause. specifical-
ly. did the people die who lost their
lives at the destruction of Hercule-
neunt and Pompeii?“ "i think they
died of an eruption. sir,” answered
the student.
Greatness No Escape.
in classical history we find that
even Socrates, that most dignified
sage. did not escape, for he was niche
named "Flat Nose.“ while Plato. more
fortunate. received a flattering nick‘
name. for he is called the "Attic Bee."
a graceful tribute to his literary style.
Hence the Tears.
A German lass stood at a steam-
ship pier. weeping.
grieve, Fraulein?" "Because my lose
or has sailed. and 1 fear that before he
returns someone else may propose to
me and I may. aocept."—-Satlre.
Deceltful Man.
Dolly~"Sho married a very old man.
didn't she! I understand he had one
foot In the grave." Polly—J‘Thnt’a
what she‘lhought, too; but he still
continues to buy his shoes by the
palr."-—Puck.
Commercial Dishonesty.
represent the nature. origin. quality.
quantity and value of goods offered for
sale, both at home and abroad.
Not a Flattering Opinion.
Blobbs—“Does young Dr. Squiile
know much about medicine?” Slobbl
doesn‘t know about medicine would
till I. morgue.“
Possibly the Day May Come.
To possess more than you can en-
"Why do you ;
The London chamber of common»,
has gathered evidence showing that;
there is a growing disposition to mir‘
—-"Well, I should say that what he
lay should be regarded as being as
vicious and vulgar as to eat more
of oven; we heat it.
The A. J. Collins Co.
12—18 North Main St..
All , Sii sputumf
...*.w<.’,-l\.\. CELLAR ascert-
I'll!
So. Norwalk, Conn.
TailooMade Hat.
One of the prettiest trimmings for
the tailormade hat is a closely plnlten
frili or creamcoiorcd lace, with a mu
to match worn upon a blouse, says the
Washington Herald. Strictly speaking
such a bat is not entitled to the name
of tailor-made: it is the "betwixt anti
between" hat that is particularly nac-
f'ul at this season of the your. Neither
too severe nor too elaborate, made or
honcyocolorcd straw, such a hat is ex.
tromoly becoming in almost any type
of woman.
plain. with strips of the lace placed der caps ....e epanlets, or marqu‘ .
every three inches. or chiffon over a satin or oil ,
The bottom of the finance should he ' chiffon. embroidered or beaded or
finished by an edging of the lace, says ted, is effective.
the N. Press. Gather this strip
and new it to a strip of material. This
may no buttoned to the skirt, if de-
sired.
The one‘piece slips often have floun-'
cos of silk; these may be removed
when the slip is laundered.
Flouncoa formed of narrow plaitlng
of silk and mull are extremely dainty.
The narrow piaitings are sewn to a
wide flonnco. of plain lawn.
Plain linen frocks trimmed .
bands of striped linen are emit
'ch‘lldren
-_. 4—w-_._._....___.___
COM‘PO BEACH CASE.
Witnesses Tell of cumming .‘I’rl’fl
Made In Good Old Tlmfl.‘ '
In the Common Pleas Court, clVI
side, Wednesday, Judge Howell}! ‘13..
Scott heard further testimony from
the part of the defense in the scum
brought by Albert Schlaet annulus:
against former Selectman George’s,
Jennings, who led a force of merit»
pull down a fence on part of the
bench in \Vestport, which kept Welt}
port folks from clamming and picnic»
ing.
Stephen T. Jennings was a Will!“
Wednesday, and he told of, his CI-
pedi-tipns to the beach to diet-f
on an average four or live if
year. The witness said “tithi-
could drive onto the beach at In,
any point up to about four years" .
He had not been clammins a
then. ‘
On cross examination he’wus‘
tioned about a well that was 110“ W
and he said he never went _.
“You don't drink water when
go clamming, then?" asked Atto
Chamberlain. and the witness
with the rest in the court room. m
are many other witnesses yet
heard. ‘ ‘
M
The advance styles in silver mesh
purses are oblong in shape and gather
i into a heavy silvcr ring. which is to be
worn bracelet-fashion on tile wrist.
Almost every summer, one soon it
fun bright red coats worn with'whitc
skirts. but this your there will
be many such, because they hnvo the
special nnprovcd of fashion. They are
to be worn with gruy and blue skirts,
as well as white ones.
Among the now not-kwear fancies
are. little velvet. butterflies mixed with
pcuri bends says the New Haven Jour-
nal-Courier. -'I‘lio' whoio thing finished
in not much larger than an ordinary
yellow butterfly. They come in all
colors, but the corisclintod ones are
the most effective.
Liruerie Stuffs and Silk.
Ono sees lingerie stuffs' combined
with silk in smart-looking models.
which of course must go to the cleans
or ins-trad of the, laundry; but that is
true of the more elaboraae lingerie
ntodcis. cron when no silk is Introduc-
cd upon them.
A goodiooking frock of white linon
inset with filct lace and hand embroi‘
dm‘cd has a central patrol of white mat
satin down the entire front of the skirt
l’llli‘ side overlapping the other in
points and buttonnig with small white
satin buttons, says the New York Sun.
A tiny waistcoat oi the satin with the
same points and buttons shows at the
top of the blouse front, and shoulder,
insctc are aroused to harmonize. The
effect is exceedingly good. and an im-
porter wno shows'the model says that
he has used black satin in place of the
white with very good results.
The triple skirt each section rather
1 - ‘ , .
mntrmfittclh;mif :tfi-ttxitort‘iswmliizslre‘ "“1 suffered habitually m V
* potion. Dean's Regulate relieved
qlittie frocks of dotted or pony sheer strengthened the bowels, no that
stuffs such as marquisettes crepon. have 98911 regular ever dined!
have each section of their triple skirt DIME. grocer, Sulphur Springs,
scalloped shallowly and DITTOWIYQ GRAND LISTHOF STAMFOW
bound or corded on the edges with“
Made Detachable
With the advent of the thin sum-
mer frock comes the demand for the
lingerie pcttlcout. Detachable flounc-
.es are a practical article to have, es-
jpeclaiiy when traveling.
A strip of linen four yards long and
a half yard wide is necessary to make
a flounce. This may be tucked in
groups of five tucks. with strips of
lace insertion between. or it may be
than you can digest or drink
than you can carry—Exchange.
One Possible Iedailt.
ning for congress?» “Just so.”
you think that would be advisable?”
“Well, the exercise might do him
near—Birmingham Age-Herald.
An Eye to Economy.
more
‘ "Pebbles says he in thinking of run-
"m
“Now, remember. "my. that yes a
black. The simplest of bodicee is 'It Totals ”1333.031 an Inc '
trimmed in some way to harmonizel “505.225 Over Last y"
with the skirt, and a girdle is of black STAMFORD, June 7.__m_
with sash ends. The effect is peculiar list of taxable property in the, .,
W Mum and WOW- . Stamford, just completed by the
'aessors, to $31,738,031, as against
132.808 for 1911, an increase at
605.225. The grand list by districts
First district $24,517,908: seco
‘trict, 37,220,123. With over a ,9 is
and a half inchase in the area”
the tax rate should be kept dew
Sheer lingerie or net dyed to the col-
or of the material and the navy lace is
often uded for the upper part of th
bodies in order to make the frock com-
fortably cool. “Modified Jumpers ar-
rangements with deep yokes and
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The safesthg'lo’ve
" Re "—the kind that
" on’t wear out" at ,
. the finger ends—and
nic Riley :to the residence of William
S. and Pauline Finch that the com
inlttee appointed by the Council in re-
deop sleeves of sheer material are fre-
quently used for the heavier summer:
ORDERED TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
goot glass eye you've got. Always
take it out and put it in your pocket
spite heavy expenditures.
lotiond tiller-etc havel respectfully re- (‘oigfitrfineoé E°Bwaigi2flv Probate when you ain't looking at noddings.” I I sold to you with— materials. 1 ‘ " -
ports tint trey below the sum of " . " ‘ ' " ' ' f . 1 AGaareateetltst ‘ I NOVEL MASSAGE C
. 5 3km]..ng lactate of Stephen it. Wilcox. late . ./ . ‘ \ . _
five hundred and tortytsatoboldolmra - .. of Norwalk‘ in mm mama, deceased. mm In Conditions. MM.“ Gears-s... While, many of the latest models .
to the it Just and reasonable propor:
tion to that epitome for constructing
said extension to be unmanned upon the
property fronting on said street. along
the line of said extension. Said as-
sessments having been adopted by the
launch at a meeting thereof held on
Monday evening, June 3rd, 1912, the
following is a list of the property so
fronting on said street and the names
A
show panlera. there are an equal num- POW.“ 3H" F00“ Th“ ‘
her where the drapery takes a. morei Wl'lflkl” and Clears Oompl'
simplified form, and seems more like The most delicate skin will
a tunic or ovordress. 'respond to the soothing an
——--- fects of Hokara and when
Taffeta is used for puffed crowns for skin food is used. opimplél ill“
huge bows. for quillings and ruchings thing of ithg past. ‘
on the edges of hemp and tagsl strewn} A, 3 massage “sum ‘or
“a newyair free" it
the “it s" wear out
beioret egloves.
“Baylor" ‘ieves
, “cost as net-e"
than the "ordinary
kind" -- and are
. worth double. ‘
” Do 1 set
aegeed“. We“
Ordered, .That the administrator
exhibit his administration account to
this Court. for‘adjustment, at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk on the 15th day
of June, 1912. at 2 O'clock afternoon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the ad-
mlnls'nrtcr 'Wili cause this order to
be published in a newspaper havin a
circulation in said district at least ve
There is something wrong if a man
is expected to meditate on earnity‘
when he has no assurance of being
able to meet his butcher's bill.
d- .
No Rim-Cut Tires
Large stock on hand of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply 00., Wall St.. or
James E. Ells, Jr.
umtwstx
Largest Bird of Prey.
The world's largest bird of prey
is the bearded vulture. From tipto
distill—"Life.
of the owners thereof to be a , , .
said proportion of the expense oi said also; before said 15th. day of June. tip of wins it measures nine or tell The I “u mgr-“0161‘“. of the wk "8 “M W” ins it is unequaled. romo
extension In the proportion set Oppo- ‘ W' HENRY W GREGORY feet. ‘ m'“f " ' ritatlons, and making the
site the respective names of such ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ..._........._........._..a “ ‘ lull. , ‘and velvety. J
“was”. ‘ . Money well invested~atl Advertise Judge. 'look in the hem' for Eyelet embroidery and that known, A l litl t h “
, Name. . Amount. ment in The Sentinel. . Not a Hopeless Case. , ,the name“l\ayser.” It as Moreria work is need a great deal’ I pp y ah he 0 t e M“
J'Jliat Bid”: . M W ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER 001‘ There“. almy. a ch'n“ th‘tth. lzlnilef'elgl' Olll' TOTEC' th“ “am ’0‘. frocks. Thin ll 80]“ 8‘ ‘er was ins and 5‘1")” .
sum" “13' Dinv‘pdsworni $12,333 "1 hate to see any one change his TAG!) NOW- man who knows he doesn't know may 31—5“ ‘ *3"? TE as all over embroidery and is quite With the dead m“ “‘5“ 9°
Sheila “31““va 3:11:00 minder ““1309 I“; first ideals." um Every nay some storepatrons who find out. “an ‘31:": 5". wide. HORRM It! the only mill! ‘ ‘
William Moran 50.01) the uncompromitlng person. ought to come to your store 30 else- ‘ wo.’5‘o..§1.il%,“t.ao . lthat is an antiseptic. and . .
wnnam S. and I’lltliiiit‘ ll‘iilcii 25.00 "And yet," ”piled Senator .sorghum’ where-win their own and your dilld- a Y... lfld00d. ..t1. 08 lRllChBB worn at the neck are gain- ‘ 80261118. and all Skill him
. . wighnnigfckulics . 40 00 is“ none of us had changed cur minds vantaaembecause your advertisins it makes ‘ whole lot of difference \ “on“ $35. lug popularity every day, They umdisappear when it 19 used
Eugene "M. Tolle‘s 83:00 .or sacrificed our first ideals, most of "I nOt oulteimpeiiins enouah. whether we fly an opera “any. ".25 1.60 worn to match every gcwu.——Wnslting. Although it,“ 81111011011 W M
._.-... us would be circus mower-Wash . .voieeis heavanly or unearthly. "- ° ton Herald. ‘ “it” mum“ means 1“
0540.00 amen Herald. . Wm‘2°’“why' “m ”" you ”m" m" ....... suarantoe of "About you or.
mm at south, Norwelk this 4th ‘ .W 9 . ‘ . ~ A stylish tailored blouse cfwhlte money back” yet theories
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