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WANTED 9—- YOUNG his so
so LEI“ .
TO LETwHOUSE, so wo‘oovvnun
work In cigar ‘Mic factory. Inquire avenue 91 in rooms, evil lm rave. ercsrs 1 new 1912 Marion forty live
(i. 3. st. John, 27 Marshal St. 1118 at ments.’ 338,333 With it Mail, 51 pafsfznégr ionringgsntgiilyequipped“;
-hws.qu-~ . Water Still 3t 1 others: rty u y equppe ,
WANTED -:4Y0ili\G MAN IN . n 5 passenger touring ear. Inquire C.
printing 1013MB.Y Eteiidl’ Worth and TO. LETw-«PLEA-SANT FURNISHED B. Byxiiee, 3 Cedar St. Tel. "102353.
good wages. M experience required room. all improvements, central loco-1118 zit
Niii'llh-y Mffl- 004 11183“ lion. Inquire upstairs, 4 Washington
" ‘ ‘ .4. 48h, corner Spring St. u18 3t FOR SALE—~PARLOR SITTING
WANTED —- SHMATION AT bedroom and kitchen tuning... at tha’
housework or us cook in small family.
Inquire 23 Union St. n18 1t
WANTED -~ FIRST CLASS TEAM-
ster, married man preferred. House
dent and good wages to competent man
Apply to Edward J Ladriguns livery
stable at Rowsyton. n18 3t
WANTED -—- TWO 0R THREE
steam heated furnished rooms with
bath. Board preferred. Box‘ 101,
Westport, Conn. ‘ 1118 iii
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED W04
man as working housekeeper, one who
wants good home rather than high.
wages. Easy. work. Address Post
Office Box, 114, Darlen, Conn. 1115 3t
AGENTS WANTED—LIVE WIRES
men or Women capable of handling a
high class «proposition. Unlimited ter-
ritory, $130 required. “A," Box 135.
Nor-walk, Conn. n15 3t
WANTED—~A PLACE AS BOOK-
keeper, cost clerk or general office
than. :by American, 30 years old. First
class references from the Cost De-
partment of the American Brake Shoe
and Foundry 400.. Please address
Lock Box 154, Rowai’ton, Conn.4
1115 iii:
CLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
“experienced on steam power mn-
chines. steady work. s7 if
LOST——A STICK PIN BETWEEN
Washington and Monroe streets 61- on
the trolley between South Norwaik
and \Vinnipauk. Finder please return
to United Grocery and receive re-
ward. . ‘ n18 1t
* BUSINESS NOTICES
PLUMBING, TINNING AND HEAT-
Ing done on bugs or small contracts.
Address John W Munroe, 42 Fairlieid
avenue, South Norwslk. 1116 at
G F. BENEDICT s 00., PAINT“,
ers and decorators. dealers in wall
paper and mouldings High .grnde
. work a specidity. 18 Franklin St.
iPhone 22-2. .08 tr
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
. treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
. til ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
bent and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. .28 West Washington'at.
Mme. A. Liebermaun
Fashionable Dressm'aking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland 8t.
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR. ALL OCCASIONS:
DAV OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1369; \J.‘VAAST
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we WILL MAIL YOU #1
for each set or old False Tooth
cunt us. Highest prices pnld
for old Gold, Silver. old Watch»
es,.Brcl(sn Jewelry and Precious
don BALE
To LET1~FROM DEC 1, Lownu
belt at house, 8 Crescent Terrace. In-
quire on premises n18 3t
. TO" LET—FURNISHED TWO CON
nesting room, newly papered and
pointed; water, toilet, cook stove. gas
piste: 1114i. conveniences for light
housekeeping. Near East Norwalk sta~
tiou, 214_East nvsnue. n15 3t
TO LETwLOWER PART 01“
house, 13 High St. Inquire.- Mrs.
Crows. 2 West Ave.
TO LET —~ APARTMENT. 215
Washington St.,_East Norwaik. Ap-
ply 46.4 South Main St. old it
To LET-ROOMS 0N1 FIRST AND
second floors, airy and with all im-
provements; rent reasonable. Apply
Robert Thornzpscn, 541 First street,
East Norwulk. n13 1w
T0 LET—TWO PLEASANT 0F
flce‘ rooms over store.’ 5 Main street,
Center of city. good location; Inquire
of John T. Hayes, 5 Main street,
Norwalk. ‘ 1112 (it
To LET——-7 ROOMS WITH, ALL
improvements, Cove street. $15.
Inquire R. Joseiovsky, East Norwaik,
or United Grocery. ' e28 tt'
TO LET~HOUSE, 8 LOWE ST.,
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First class or-
der. inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West St.
026 it
residence oi the late Adeline Hoimes.
16 Franklin St. n15
3t
TO LET—CONVENIENT, COM-
Norwalk. 911 U4
Joseph R. Taylor. .813 w
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District or \‘orwulk 15s., Probate
Court, Nurember 16.A.D., 1912
Whereas, written application
trutiou of the estnte in Connecticut of
Harriet L. Merritt. late of the city nnd
slate of New York, deceased.
Office in Norwalk, on the 2d (lay of
December, 1912. at 2 oclock ni’te e-r
be given to all
District, at least ten days before said
duy of hearing.
HENRY W. GRFGORY,
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwuik es, Probate
I‘ourt, November Ill, A 1).,1912
Estate oi? Mnri Moll
caused
Ordered That the administrator de
count to this court il‘or adjustment, at
25111 day of November 1912 st 2
o‘clock afternoon; and that all
in a newapsper having a circulation in
said District. at least live days before
said 25th day oi November. 1912.
liy order of the court.
RUTH (IOLDING.
hid it Assistant Clerk.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
fortable house in good condition. Trol- ‘is always noticeable at a short die
ley line, Winnipnuk. George Mitchell .tanco and floated about the hull
isucb 11 manner that those on the floor
10 LET—«IlAMIL‘I‘UN AVE, HALFIEM the finish“ ”wallet-
or twofmmiy house, 6 rooms, and G-lhad the hand finished its part of the
mom flat; all impwovements good 0011- ['1rogium than iluhboll s orchestra sat
dition: one block from railroad station.‘ 4
iliil Hilliii '
1mg bonrds are so al'rugod that (binding
been made to this Court for udmiuis—is niwnys with the grain
l
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01dered,’l‘l1ut said application beiWhml the people hist came in,
board and determined at the Probate beautiful 1in wheeler] the gem (“sip
noon; and that public notice thereof “Udel‘lnhcn the task (11‘
persons interested the piece.
therein by publishing this ordei in a in pugs 11nd piescnted n brilliant and
newspaper having a circulation in sold [out
i
i
i
bonisnon exiiibitiiis administration ac-frramnce oi the 1m"
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the Probate office In Norwsik, on “18'er liowevei
sons Interested in said estate may be tructivoly decorated
notified thereof, the suldndmlnistrutoripresented u handsome appearance
will cause this order to be pulilisiifl oven in
i
i
‘l‘uairict oi Norwuiii, ea, Probule""‘"3""‘°““*
good running order, Yoat. Cull morn
ing and evening.
South Norwaik.
Price $2,800.
Ave. Wlilcarry $2,000 mortgage at 5,
per cent.
walk Trust 00.. Trustee.
rheumatism and nervousness.
card to 3 Olijen St, South Norwslk,
FOR 8ALE-‘-TYPEWRITER IN
"4 Burritt Ave”
, 1115 iii
F‘osv SALE-H7" noon HOUSE.
Located 79 Woodward
inquire of The South. Nor-
‘ old it
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PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. GOLDM'AN-—SPECIALI-ST 0N
Grad
Address
unto of Vienna University.
(or prompt service 119 12t
“MAS TRIBE TRADING".
POST iiiliV UNDER WAY
loontinued tram First Page;
i
m
served as the opener end then the
band adieurned to the Wigwam where
it placed itself on the elevated music.
gallery and dispensed the best music
until 9 o‘clock. The music gallery
is placed high above the floor of the
hall, und the wisdom of Its position
Wee hourne upon those present Satur-
day. The music come down to them,
robbed of its slight harshness, which
in
No soonel
in and dispensed music for dancing
.untii the closing hOur This purl of
'the entertainment uns also appre—
lclatcd by those present and ii. large
lnumber tested the
sets that go for making an excellent
and perfect dancing floor. The door
The clicci
was noticeable at once.
'lhe appearance of the post hull
was
and judgment of the brains who hnd
(iccnr min ,
The booths weio dinped
antic eflect. Theii oxcelani sp-
pearunce was further enhanced by
the preaches oi .ihe attractively
dicssed and pretty squnws who om-
claim! over them -.\'or were the lat»
tci deprived of their usual wit and
humor and their chilies kept the bull ‘
(‘hichesten .1-1oiiing
"“9 of Norwalk in said, District de— Strings of signal hugs suspended lrom
throughout the evcnink
the ceiling; added much to the up-
The big feature of t be whole sl-
wns the new Wigwam
Up to-dnie in every detail, at-
lbe building
itself.
its uncompleicd condition.
There is no gainssylnz the [not that
when ccmpieted uud furnished the
uiruciuro will uncrd the Red Men an
ideal home and will reliect the good
judxmont oi the tribe and building
committee upon its method at ur-
in Binck-
on 1511517 hint his.
WILL on... On TitADE IN ore: , 4. }
" ed uncured well for suiccss this your
new riser and.
ilound it wanting in none of the us-
ORDER OF NOTICE. i
lilih iii 411 iii Follies.
Congressman Elliot, ‘Born In a Log'
Cabin, ls self Educated-«Pretty 8tory
of His Court-hip 11nd Winning of the
Women New His Wife.
How Uncle Joe Cuunou toll victim
i114tho rodent election In Illinois is one
of tho morsels of political gossip.
It wus no little thing. viewed in the
long way. to down themnn who has
represented his district in congress
uiurc 1872 with the exception ettwo
yours in the curly nineties. Elliction
utter election the polltlcul enemies
iriod to choke Uncle .loo loose. No
mutter u but huppeued (3 others in the
state, he cums out of the smoke of pi»
liticui buttlo u winner.
And he never seemed willing to lot
so voiuntuiiiy. Six yours 111:0 he un-
pounced lluit he wanted to be elected
“just (him mole" in order to carry on
until (connected and left unfinished
in congress. Four yours ago he made
the some. nunouudement. m6 yours ago
he ploudoii for Just one more chance.
and this time his mnungers positiycly‘
announced that this would be his lust
uppeuruuce.
01’ lute yours it had come to be
thought in the Eighteenth Illinois dis-
trict that there was no way to down
“the old mun." Samuel T. Buscy did
it in 1890. but two years inter, lighting
111.9. u tell] senior. Uncle one came
buck 11nd won an cosy victor.
Things begun to look a hit slinky for
the former speaker. two yeurs ago do-
uplto the fuel he curried his district by
neuriy 5,000 plurullty. There was a
lcnveu working that Democrats believ—
'l‘licv begun to cost about l‘01 n clin-
dldute.
O’Hulr Enters Race.
li’lnully .Frank '1‘. O'lluir of Ednur
county was induced to enter the ruce.
.\1r. O‘llulr is 11 iuwyor of strong por—
sonnlily. llo bus the easy Why thut
pleases tho murmur [mum of lllluols.
uud there uic lots of iii eyuge farmers
in the l" iuiiii-uuth congress distllrt.
Mr 0 llnir was relucrunl to put hlm~
scii‘ iiguinsl u stiller-nu: 111 of forty y’ours
sluudl1u;.luil mice in the race he one
loved upon 11 ~rumpuigu thni
eclipsed uuylhiuix‘ut’ the kind ever “be-
fore soon... «Lillie; luu'yeu ,prnciulmcil
himself u progremiio~l)muocrnt with
no six-ling» lied to him. .. ,
Ho “out pcrsmuillv unions the fuimu
ers to tell them in nu Iniiinnlu soil of
. from South No1 slit to Norwich and
iii Shunt (lilirliili Pumas
,hax‘ness'rund get the poor beast cut
quite ’
hoist 'li'IIII8 inn 1‘
W4
The mail wagon iiich csrr.
which carts the mail to the returned
station was damaged somewhat lust , ;.4
light when the horse took fright and I
run away from the Norivaik host ol-
hoe alley where it has been left 4 .
standing for u moment by the driver.
The horse, frightened. it is thought, ‘
by a passing. auto truck filled to over-
flowing with ovex-cnthusiastic toot- ;. ,4
bell routers ir'om Bridgeport. dashed
down through the lots to issue place.‘
The frenzied animal tore through
that pines to lenses street, but in try-
ing to make tliemslinrp turn there,
the wagon struck the curb on the
north side at the street and overtur-n
ed. 80 fast won the horse going that
he wad swung around until be fused
the direction from whence he had
(20111;; and was thrown and entangled
in the harness.
The terrific crash 1 as, the wagon
struck the curb startled the’nelghiior- .
hood and in a twinkling the natives
were swarming around the prostrate
animal, working hard to unlooseu the
muse tor over 80y
goric, Drops ant! Soothln
contains neither Opium,
in
and alloys Feverishness.
Diarrhoea.
of his predicament.
accomplishedi iii,“
In the meantime, the driver, hear.
ing the’sudden exit oi the horse. had
run down Well street, thinking to
stop the horse at the corner of issues
street. He took chnige oi! the re-
mains d‘nd gathered in the mail with
the assistance of yearly hands. the.
bugs having been distributed all the
way from the post union to the pine:—
where the crash took place. The
horse was uninjured but both shafts
of the warren were budiy siiained and
the doors sinusheda somewust
This wns finally
_ The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has
‘ midfiesbeen used 41111 cr‘
4 sons] supervision since its lulu y
* Allow no one to deceive you in t is
All counterfeits, lmitotions and “ Just-us-good ”a. are no
4 Experiments that triilo with and endanger the health
Infants and Ghlldrcnw—Experlence against Experhncnt.)
What is CASTORIA
Usetorlu Is a. harmless substétute for Castor Oil. Pm.
yrups.
orphinc nor other lilarcoi
substance. Its one is its guarantee. ll; destroys We"
For more than thirty yo ‘
has been in constant use tor the rcllol 0t Constipnt 11,.
Flnttilcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troublz s n. - l
It regulates the Stomach and Bow
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural 11‘!
The Children’s Panuccar—The Mother’s Friend. _
calculus CASTORIA ALWAve
Beats the Signature of
The Kind lieu [lave Always Bo i!
In Use For Over 30 ersrs
Till WWW! cones", fl muns‘v mun. new you cm.
home the as! turn
11111 D
It is pleasant. '4
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.1”... .__—-m_~---«ml , .. ,.
fists chuifivfis’hfiy’W‘car.M
“ Many are the cover.» “it £111:
and flowercd. which 11.".4 4111112411 2111*
the home where, mp“. 55 ; do‘uuuiun may be fashioned from 1111:4‘all17 iii-11m?
uh. 'ib is wonderfully becoming.
4, f1 be wise dehutnnt‘ciwiilnot ova-rind;
the (:cquettisll little theatre 14:1;1 v‘iilvf
4...,
.. ”ii-3.
Why Why chlc‘doc should he. retired
and why 11 young 1111111 full of the new
dress to represent the district.
O'Hulr. iiuviui: been born mid
rourcd on u l'urm in Edgar county.
know uli uliout iorul l'urni work.
"pitched in," us the farmers put it.
uiul helped lheiu but-vest their wbcut.
uhd outs. .llo siuu-kod ciirn In the
Ilelils for the pics, lulklué‘ politics the
while 411ml scrim: whui he would be in
furor of ii in- were in congress.
The kind olislucdrluu Mr
mcuchod fell upon \iliiiun curs, 11nd
be “1m clot-toil.
Who O’Hsir Is.
ugo in n log cabin in u tempts section
and spent his boyhood duyu on u form.
.1110: graduating from the common
school he entered l‘urduc university.
where he look the law course.
lawyers of eastern illinois n‘nd western
iiuiluuu
18112 no heroine the Democratic ruudi
date for muyor N Purim and the lie-
spirit of like (Iuyshouhl he soul, to con- i
“8 i
o llulr ,
M1. ()‘ll 1lr wus bum folly-two youis
0. 1.31m". (OHM) of Irish porcupine. :or snow- does not from it; It (201119910111,E
lie-hunted nt uni desired nnzle
turning to Paris he hung out his shin-10f color is introduced by a tumor of 3.
inc uud by sheer force of illurucier 11nd brilliant orange lino “1,130,. m, Mum"
ability him it on u pince umong the best
But ouch previously bud he become a ‘
oumliiiuto l'ur oliico. uiul then he busted
a defect tiuit wus subsequently sweet»
(11031 by his winning the heurt oi' the
bountiful duushtin of his successful
opponent and making her his wife. in
pubiicnnc uomiuulou i). ll. Huston. tn-
Nlue out of ion girls “'3'! admit 11.4411 “‘0“ and "QWGY‘S. “BUN Sparkling “MU
thenchant of huts and 14." ~- mock .‘imYHs. ...11tic(l note at” ti'ci v .i(‘-’
.‘nr'rlvcs lhui the pun 1511111 ciiiiiioh lions) (llillUlis and 11. lbs will
ind wide and daughters uic uilcwod to ‘01‘01‘95’ “1 i“iii-
lindulge this innuy iniiiinni :1‘ mi l 1.4 u. ---'—-'-—-~~»--4
haunted during the 121111111 114 ironic ‘ Mean Man.
inade. 31'8“) are so mani- costumes A11 Osborne man once lct his wilt
'ivlilch demand a (Terialu 11211, 1.24.» 1:2} 3° "WW “it” ‘0‘“ The "Fri work
jnrgue glibiy lo the protesting mother. "‘8 was there he [00" the home “3‘
er and cut out a. lone and sent the
EJust how runnyhuts she iviii finally be p p
. paper to her. She wondered and worn
permitted to buy is limited only by “194 dcrpd end wondered. The next week
ul’orcuncniioum} isiuuiy purse.
he did the same thing. She at once
lherc must he the trig little but for packed her telescope nnd hurried
like walk on the uvcuue. It may be at home. He told her it was only a
lpii: sh yiiouis foil or c1 (.11 velvet. The 10kt) and I"! smiled behind her book
:vcimug hat is strictly uiiilinriuu, says {0" 4“ week—Kansas City Joumni.
1 \‘cw lurk Tiibunc write-r11 Ruin;
Restoring Vsluelo Rubber.
from an encounter wk i1 either as no 4:1 People using articles made of rub-
us now. These hats are so supple the. ‘ bar that frequently 1088 their einstici
run be bent liidciiioii.crsl1ed and iii ”V through oxidation may restore “‘9
A- tag“ material to its original condition by
a simple process. Soak the part in u
mixture of one part oi ammonia to
two rte
iiihy rod 01 any of “I0 110‘“ mm“ weilifilaptgyg lithizaiiwiiiuginm
colors ol'ihc season. her hands rings andpsmnll tubing
For the street also the sailor models which are ready to become dry and
tire considered very small, especially brittle.
'when‘ they are simply trimmed with a
bend of ribbo ending in a list pump ‘ Keystone to ”no”.
how directf i! 11.:th 0? iii “18, back} ”rho only helps toward success that
or film 141mm illlllre ribbon is the l have ever‘ found worth willie are.
newest. A leather band is also very first, to have s purpose and then a.
fiction liked These clients are highly Willingness to work tor II. Tim is
\ilzcm on her
"Apr-ic- Pie Order."
Ev.(.-ry‘-j.1ii4riizny e. Puritan do
new 1131:”:
her family I
.. which were to ins
ring the week. Pine ‘
shelves in. the punt
labeling: each according to the tiny
lilo week on which it was to be, as
uml the pantry thus arranged, W
said to be in apple-pie order,
To Rcmcvc Paint From Linoleum.4
To ioniovc the spots of white pain
from linoleum, keep them 821th
with turpentine until they soften“,
if they are very old and hard, ‘
equal parts of turpentine and
mould. They will soon soften and so
liy rub oil then wash with warm it
tor and use a little soap, then rim
and wipe dry.
A Mystery. .
An old lady making her first v it»
to the theater saw one of our 11
ed classical dancers. When the on
lain tell she turned excitedly to W
(laughter. "My soul. Melinda!"
whispered. ”it's wonderful! m
that srscetul, and yet she never
moved her feet!" . '
W
Bole With Filbert. ‘
In s. learlul thunderstorm one ‘
Baby Ids begged her older silt ,
take her to their lather in on
room. Just so they started, there
a blinding dash of lizhinlnc.’ “3
said Ids. “prey God to take «is
me until i can set to lather." m‘t‘ou
Companion.
favored by 1 young m“ who ”53 1“] “IO ml“! [hills- Cfllnmdfinbmul‘ hQ a
i ci [critic ' ‘ cilorid eusenw realisation of the absolute necessity
31:03; the at fl 0* 8M basil-.11 and an shopping in
Court, Noember 9, A. 1).,1912, In point at numbers, the ullslr who
lactate 0! Willis 1:. Roll into 0i also 11 success and room to stood,
””9““! i“ sold District 5909““, wulk or dance was iii 11 premium until
stones. ‘
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Philu. Smelling sud Ruining
thor of. the girl whom he hoped to wed.
The. light urns one 01‘ the hltlci'esi
Out-aiundlna liars.
Com W v. The Court of Probate tor the his , , nnd hardest rebuilt in the history of ‘ .4‘ {ii-rest o hobb entirel different ‘
Establishm 30 YO!” trlct or Nor-walk hath limited and cl “ "“3 “9‘3" ““5"” W"! PKWY 1° lilo, lawmnud timing the hour or butlio! T1"? Tm“ i‘ M . l' 03'0”” 4"" 9° to 0112's villylilitl." “ngfl‘ lick. i1 out'm“f':' 9?" b0“ “:4 €th
s03 Chestnut so, Philadelphia, lowed m months from the am, here unions the crowd which. or 1 result, i‘miiill pimp-i will; forbidden py Papa very girlish and owning than it is mu m; tile Strand Alikwmi’? a“? h V! 9m g“
P‘M'Y'V‘m' of (or the creditors 0! said estate to was in excelltni humor. ‘ Huston to enter his home (luuilug siirpiihinrz to . tum so subunit; in m" cm y V y” 11 4
you to s good surgeon Wild docs
kind or work. it the operation
exhibit their claims tor settlement ;
Those who neglect to present their
action ts, properly started within;
sold this. wii barred e mow
cry. All persons in btsd to said es:
this are requested to msko immediate
TO‘ DENTIIfl.
no will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Pistiniun.
Highest prices with
aside for i dine nlluir'u ol the court, umndg the realm, gcucietiou one
he renewed ills flotilla moon the with , siuniliuz hat of this one ordered by n
loci clinic? am y or u party doui :.
a young blonds to wear with her black i P‘“ the words "Go a,“ ”a“ man."
lurlsb the siitcrlniument which will lusting sucuhio “M": to cloud well. velvet suit In of black velouru.,Wiiii ’9 together in “M on!” 11" no
4 * .good . . - - . t found
in the graces of lather iiuslon wide brim oi the natural opopgum Air”. in my record
consist ol Instrumental music. and ,1. 4 on”. b m 1 m
"5 mm” ‘ ’ 9 'V n a M ‘r ' little to one side cl lilo lront is placed! it? anyhow.
There will be claiming every even:
lug, together with an entanglement.
This evening Schoenberg it (to. will
“Go West, Young Mani"
The same ol the person who first
should be very slight.
a.
Way It (loo
4 ”That nun seems to
tie shout Plunkvills.
plums him. "He's
all years}! explained the ct .
,, lust..._ {'By tomorrow he‘ll
girls up his use tables cull
hid truth service." ‘
n in ii to
p y 9 t some HWYT singing,“ the hishssi order. 4 4. din was will hollowed by u mum].
till it its . Administrsior. , The ladies in charge of the booths lulled slid the ivlnuim: or his honi‘t’
. ' Mm. were as lollowr. , ‘ eseutplive illoct and hire
Abillfl‘l‘ihib “Wills (like hoethwidrs. .l. W. in n humjisonie uilil. 11 animal
and Mrs. Ruins 3. Smith.
‘ hostile-Mrs. Robert
tinsel it that dove l ii
any post history qt the advice my
most properlyhe medicated.
Gerhard ,
,wMi‘fl. n. J Thomas. ‘ .
, drip hsgwilrmwtisroid 1?. clerk. license «medics.
the new darling mm 44 ‘ monitor and it
t4 the 11111 lrom one to hires .p.‘
, communication .7. I
telephone niiililisr
ii“ at
Norwalk Chronicler