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WANTED
, WANTEDw-WORK BY DAY. ill-its.
Machoy. 15 Ely Ave.,..South Norwnlk,
or telephone 722—12. s20 1t
WE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO
distribute religious literature in your
community. Sixty days’ work. Ex-
murlence not. required. Man or woman.
Opportunity for promotion. Spare
time may be used. International Bl-
Illc Press, 1012 Arch St., Philadelphia.
sis (Isats
WANTED ~ A POSITION AS
housekeeper. Can 'be generally use-
ful. Three in family. Spooks three
languages. Address J. all, care .Sen-
itllel, sit) ill.
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERS AT
NO. 4 Hartford Place. s18 3t
WANTED ~ LADY DEMONSTRA-
icr to travel. Good chance for udvance-
xucnt. Salary and traveling expenses
paid. Address Demonstrator, care
Sentinel. sis 3t
WANTED~YOUNG LADY WITH
experience and excellent references
desires position as stenograpller and
‘Iyplst, or at any office work. Ad-
dress D. R.. care Sentinel, or phone
362-2. 818 3t
WANTED —~ STOVE MOUN’iflthS
'who can do fine fitting. ”Steady cm-
ptoyment. The Stamford Foundry
(lolilpalty, Stamford, Conn. 518 ill
WANTED—«GOOD OYSTER OPEN-
crs at once, $l.00 per 1,000. Apply J.
and J. W. Ellsworth, fot Pike Si.,
New York. sis 3t
¥ PROFESSIofiXi.
DRAWING LESE'IONS, ALSO (‘01..-
m‘ and design, tan in by Hilton Bock-
cl‘. Children’s classes begin Sutur-
(hiy, October ii. For int'orntntion
’phone 045-3. sill :lt
BUSINESS NOTICES
”Nuaww .Wm. .. ._.
THIS is TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS
that I am now loomed with the Loom
.llilllilt‘l‘y, in South Mttin St, South
:l‘iorwntlt. ttllil. i will be pleased to
we my friends at tlto above address.
Mrs, ll. Holmes. ‘ 520 ill
IF iN NEED t’iii‘ A SHAMPOO,
s‘ztlp ‘ lai‘t‘tliilltjilt,‘ manicure or hair
winds drop it curd to M. ii. Louis, I?»
illnvllnnd Sr, city. slS ill.
NASH'S M‘Jl‘lflillN GOODYEAR
boot. and shoe rrpuir shop. All kinds
custom lllililtl work. lv‘ii and comfort
r'ntrnnteml. ‘JS Wont \\'ashitn;ton St.
DEAD wooo TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN 6‘: SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
r “i a] '1 '
lhc new Solstice
DEFINITIGN OF CHIROPRACTIC.
tthtmprnctic is the ueitnitton ol’ the
muse of. the. (Hitch-”C unit the urt oi
adjusting the same. lliscusc is cous-
cd by u wronr'n. twist or studio in
the bark. t-Iltvlt ii (tone in childhood
it clrttiI-H' pinched tit-nus and min in
inict' life in the ditl‘ercnt organs add
limits.
t‘iiitoprartors remove the onuso Oi
disease and ruin. health is restored
tilronx-h luunmnizlng the litti'l'e lays
items in your hotly. l“i‘llliilt‘ troubles
gilt-n sports! :tiontion: til-u) (‘ttl'vtt-
turo or tilt“ lliilltl‘. You will never re
grct tilting the Chiropractor ti chum-e
to in ip you.
Mutglivlit li't.~.’\itnt‘lliu given also,
'1'. FRANLIS, I). (i.
94 lilashtnoton 8L. So. Nor-walk. Conn
til-.muztte from Painter School, the
discoverer.
4‘ ire, Life, Health
Acoldcnt, Plate. Gian, Auto
Insurance. '
Estate, Rents. Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
Real
(I. T. MCG overn
trot. Mil. 156 Wsflhlnuton St.
A TRADE. GINJRTESY,
\ (’Pl‘lillll humor til u will lmnn‘n
w: Min twining tinun iiw slim-i it
For we hit tllwu lull-in luv lit-t“ til‘i'l'tl
3-: i :ilil‘tlll or him on nvqunintuntu
run I' htiuilltm'v'éilrt nit. stiritinlt bull
in” n; his gllli‘lit'l. says the i‘ituultlml
ii'vsiti-Ih nlvr.
lulu. this lililf'til’ q'tl'iwnwl lain Itut‘i'
mail .Lli‘l’llliii up his: iariiinil his t‘l‘it‘nri-
\nifhmti {lit} nnuw‘ lt'rlt‘i' lit lill' llilttl-
l‘fi'tii’t» til. nitrtt bud *it7 till plow.
ll" Wits ,itlel tl'i‘trmt its titlill'l“.'ii hint
:Illil will iilxmiteniinn in what it" littil‘
it ’lltt titted ho tell a tap on his ill’tltl
t-mi tutti turnip}: iTllill'I"iml"tl it (1133M
rrtttilmztltiy prison elm l'tinl'nr-tl lint
lltl!‘.l)l' his (inn nitritev llnlttiiwrttllittt
la n lmys, curios:
‘3 hm; your pardon l llltlil‘i know
you arc/o one ol‘ unfl-«New tirlcnnu
Status, '
, ..... A.“ ....... W»...
the adrortlsing.
{iood tenants are to be htitlwforJ
non SAL]
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMBrwtl
room buirgoloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements: price
$3,000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. inquire of Chas. E. nyttl
:3
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTswLocut-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms $25 down, balance $10
‘inonthiy. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my oi-
llce. William 1’, Smull, 23 Monroe
St.,‘racing station. ' 328 ti
FOR'SALE-atl ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor ,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK GITY.
‘ Years or Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC 8PIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—*9 A. M. To 5 P..M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
6 adjustment? $5.00
BELLE SLAND EVENINGS.
"'ro LET
TO LET—"FIVE ROOMS, FIRST
floor, bath. Inquire 23 Gregory Boule’
vurd. s20 3t
TO LETMSIX ti-‘tOOMS, ALL iM~
movements, Norwalk; on trolley line;
rent reasonable. Telephone 535-2 or
write P. 0. Box 463, South .lorwulk';
s20 ‘t
To LETfiij'i‘ldlt OCT. 1, SECOND
floor, 150 East Ave. Every improve
ment. .May be seen' by applying [0
present tenant. inquire of John N.
Kittie. 21 West Main St, Norwa’lh.
Tel. 1202-3. s20’3t
To LETm-TWO LARGE FURNISH-
ed rooms with privilege Oi’ light house-
keeping. In ‘best residential section
of South Norwalk. K., care of Sentig
nei. s20 3t}
i
To LET —- FLATS, lRANDALlil
block, all modern conveniences,‘ high-l
class tenants. inquire Raymond!
time. ’520 3tl
To LET-—204R.OOM HOUSE \Vl'l‘I-I';
all modern facilities, turnace, setl
range, gas, both, hot and cold WMGIH
splendidly situated on the corner of!
Elizabeth and Day Sts. Suitable for at
large boarding house.
s20 tit
TO LET—45 ROOM APAm‘atnN't‘.l
cellar. attic and garden.
of harbor and sound. Trolley neonl
A. (illicit. 54 Core Ave, East Norwalkfi
Conn. 1120 it
HILLSIDE
A School for Girls
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
1883).
The school will open [or the Fall
term on Thursday morning, Septem-
ber 18, 19l3, at nine o’clock. All
classes except, tite'primnry held in
now separate school building erected
in lillfl. Built on the slope of the hill.
each floor opens directly on the
ground, thus obviating till danger in
case of tire.
(toilette Preparatory and Gonornl
Courses for older girls; Kimlorgttrteu.
Primary and lntermedinte Deport-
monts. for little girls and boys under
ten years. French taught in grades;
above the Sixth. Arrutmelnents mode;
for meeting: children who use thcf
trolleys and Mr serving a lull lunch-
oon. Terms and itlttstruirti
on implication. .
The Principal luziy be. soon at the1
school nu)- mmjnin; Ili'tt'l' Scptcmbtrl
r-ig‘hllt. ' t
.\i.\ltti.\ltl€'i‘ it. liltl‘ZNllldNtlldlt. A. it;
\‘Ii‘).\ lit'N'l’ FRANCIS. ll. 1.. i
no lm;
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llOOlill'l..
ilivit‘iend Notice l
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
BANK.
SAVINGS
.\"ll‘\\':tl'i. t'ontt.. tluptoiuiwr i\.
A? u tum limit of lltt‘ litutt‘tl ('1' ill
tors nt' tho l“:ttt‘ll«-hl t‘ouu‘y Swing;
tutti lwhl this tiny. u (livid. n.t :‘It iiim
rult' oi' ltlttl‘ ill i-lq- tt‘li'_ :il'l' :tnttztul
um: tll'l'lltl‘t'll tn ilvmnl .t': m i'uol
l‘ill‘lllliiili oi“ llit‘ six itintzttls iellilllljlt'
Hoplvnibi‘r :ttitii. Will.
The sunu- will it.) outer. d on li'l-m-
‘molm ttnd tvziid on uni :tl’tt-r (ll'ltPEIL'l'
tutti. lulu.
liy ortlt-r oi the Mount oi" iiir t'lut‘s.
Slil'ftitlt'it t'i'll'i‘ihf.
’i‘t‘t-ztsurtu'.
slit
Int
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO.
'l‘ltnt, liltlll tiltilnn‘lly, llli' New With
Meditul lit-cord. insists th it. lint incl.
should be recognized Hint of tilt iii-
i‘illitllli' drintm, tutor b: lltv most like»
15‘ to t-ncournuo intestinal puirvl‘nv-
.iton. while the injury~ in tho llt'ill'l.
ot't'nsiont-tl iiy itit‘iitunl indulut-nm‘ ill
hour Is Well known to pityslttiuns, (in
the uth' httiitl, the ltwol'tl import»;
tho! it is now the lushion in hinuln
itll‘itlliil for most oi‘ tln' Hill of tund-
tvrn iil'v. tlliil lint tiwrn lit hour so
liftutlrni in: tile lil'illl‘t-‘ltlillll null-
til‘llliilll to, who tllil'llllllt‘ awry mil.
' t .
ilnlltz our who (truths utotleruiiv'y or
.“v‘l'wl villi n iit‘iiiltnt'
mental, mono or phyrlml. Hint Mn
lllllllitiilt‘l‘lllt‘l)‘ It) :llt'tllltil tailil up till»
Lol‘imilmlion tilt in illt‘ him! of nicolmb
li' lit‘H‘I'II’W‘ iudttlitml in
mum.“ ilw ”V'V‘ril,
i‘i-"tuttliliiitl ot‘ tin» l‘url Hint
rugs
“lint-.-
tumt ot‘,
)Ilto turn nil.) Ili'lilit ultm iiillillli’, ul‘trtti
lltlvtltlwl‘ulcly. 'i‘lull lulll'l'l‘t‘i its til
, .
ilourl not oh la lrt-cir :itlll‘iiilt‘nl, lint:
I‘Pitll‘m illitl tlw mlrmttt' l'Ill'Illlu", pvr.
lttrtuliioll which lip: drip; uni.- I’ll‘lgv’l‘;
ill: but .i zx'lv'p v'wtum‘vi twin ll“".l‘l i'ull- mm- optical truth the lit-st efforts of; A mam hourly Mt yours old u'tillwti
Mill’lwlv‘l 10‘ miles lrom
, itro."
.
.W .W. W-.- .. ._ .. .... l
"littorn‘I it ‘ll‘ltlll to you ilutt ilw-o
excursion tripu tire, ll‘illl‘l‘ t‘ur‘l‘uillfl
ptnnurtl this: sunnnrr thou they usnitl—f
ly urn?“ l
i “You. ‘I'llh pinpoint; I.” n
liltll‘t’Ol of still he mutter how much
,lnonny you intro ”long, you not lsnrii:
litmllo with just 15 centrif‘wfiblcttlzn
l Tribune. '
yup!
W
. novrnrlss in run osmium.
r
'ltnt't ol' llllillllt.’ hump.
’\tttl Zuni tit.
, TO LET~~~:\N .\l";\lt'l'\ll‘
and two at 2th bunt \\‘
i
TO LET-A li‘ll-RNISIIEI')‘ tiOliSid
to rent for the winter to small lam-v
ily of adults: also two sunny trout;
rooms; central. Address S. S. S.,t
Sentinel ()t‘tlcp, city. i
munitiacton'. shop, store.
building. ltcnts from $5.00 to $50.00t
per month. li’iunut‘actorl~ with powcru‘
Tools, tennis, laborers, foreman. In“
quire Raymond ilros. slit lit;
TO LETw'l‘llltEld ROOMS ix xuu‘
building just, completed. iiicrtrir,
.linltls and outer. - inquire 01' John \'.‘
lictlinn. iii tTothtr St. silt zit
TO LETw-lt‘ll _" FLOUR, Ii l3.\'-
loll St. l‘tmsosslon tit. once. The
lintch and tluiiol' (‘0.
TO LETerrl'l’lllthl‘. LARGE AND
Rll'l'rlll room. Ssh: also live rooms on sec.-
0nd floor, ts itll West .lvt’. sltx tit
TO LET ‘iitlt'SltI \\'l'i‘li lCYlfiit‘i’
modern improvement. in line
tloit. lust tli' ltJt‘illltlll, i‘i‘illl‘.tl.
“will it lititillilllltl, lililllli'i‘ ‘31: Tudor
Aug, lthtt‘ \‘(trlit St.
TO LET v-t-‘litH't‘ FLASH t2\li,v‘-,tl'.v‘..
with r-clt‘uul l'looi'. i'Liut'trL.‘ :mi
unit-r. \\til lltllil tno t'tiln.
Nu. ii Louis St.
TO L.i:T ~—i.\‘ l
woven tannins. xiii
ililiil'in‘t‘lltt‘lll2“. llllilllli.‘ :";l:.".i
‘C'l‘ ‘i'l‘ it.)
tucttin Ht,
.\t.ttt‘tnii u! oi .»;l (”hitti—
Inquire ui til South .li.t.l\ 8:.
mil tt‘
l'Inst Noru‘uiLt.
H St.
TO LET”; litmus; ,\'i' to: sn.’
lin'llt, $i‘x .‘uiutts out}. In
tittl't. ‘
liniu Si.
quire .ol' i‘luts. hi. :«i ll
Wall. or. 7" t
(It tt‘ RAG ‘iC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
smear METHODS.
"L
as,
E I
s. lidtt'l‘HOL, D. 0.,
Stamford, Conn. t
207 Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant. llcst Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—43 Meadow 8L.
7~8 p. m.
Phone Connecilanl.
iiourswll n. tin-:3 p. in. Monday, Welt
destiny, It‘rldu)‘, 0:30 p. in.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
,3 David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER .
is
,.
E new mac MEN'S BUILDING,
23 manmeron or.
t, Trh. office, 1059.3; house, 008.
“Sin
it
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
"..\illttlt;', tlw trill-incitiu tlint in}:
tho lttlttl‘)‘ ii t'ittwt'l lit lll'lltlx t'lmlt» within my (llil‘lflllli'lllill \‘lil‘lll limit
,rn ill or. f'tlutlionui. (lliil lmx ll‘i‘ltl in tort; up uttarinn \l'tti'l. on tho litmtfnnd \l‘l‘llu lulmlu for ion boxes.”
\‘llltlll't ta tun iotntlEml .ltittl’ ltlititivlltm" ‘
Hide," :att; ,i it New; Vill'l; i't‘lliilt: wollttlll.
”With our to (shun out which would
the I'i‘lliiliiltll' oi the Auction
Amt the intuitive: in this ir-ntunt'ni.
l‘H‘l‘t“ ulnwsl illl hopeless or. the lone-
llll‘iil. litucil‘.
“tin one ot‘ruslcn it tell distinctly
ouronrunmi. itmvw-vr, since, i observed.
lhnt the Inca of the youngster waft
nrtuullr clean.
” ‘lt‘ililum.’ until i. 'yonr filtltt lu't‘nit»
ly rliml; but how «ltd you not such
jtllrty hundd’I'. ,
" ‘Wnshihg my fund: said William."
mJutlge. '
V.
i‘.
‘ and (Ity officers.
. .Wird one councilnrtn in
little viewgvl d, ‘
I
,lnenlher for the term of two years,
. one
tone member for the term of
T0 LEth‘llOUSlGS, FLATS, ItiAl‘lN. l 3‘0“"5'
storage l
.» yours.
sis it"-
i‘i'ilitl:‘ ,_
. gutting?"
Whereas. the donors] Assembly oi
the State. in and by an Act passed at
its January Session. 1913. and entitled
"An Act Consolidating the Town of I '
Norwal-k with the Class at Norwallt
and South Norwalk. and the . \E
nut 51:3:
Not-walk Fire District. and ln‘corpOrst- 31'
log the City at iNorwuik" did provide -:
and direct theton the first Monday of
October, 1913. there shall be held it
general election for the choice of town
and did turther‘ provide and direct
that it shall the the duty or the se-
lectinen oi! sold town to provide for
the holding of the election of 1913,
now therefore we the undersigned se-
leetmen of said Town of Norwailt.
pursuant to the power and direction
to us given as stores-aid, and pursuant
to the power and authority to us giv-
en in and by the General Statutes land
the Constitution oi the State to call
and warn town' meetings, do hereby
notify and warn ‘ntt persons qualified
to vote in said Town of Norwalk and
duly registered. to meet. on the first
Monday (being the 6th dilly) of Octo-
ber, 1913. for the purpose of electing
the following officers of sold town and
said consolidated city of Norwallt, to
wit:-——- '
A mayor, a treasurer. a city sheriff,
a collector ot' taxes and assessmentsy
three members of the Board of Educa-.
tion for the term of two years, three
members of the Board of Education
for the term of tout years, three mem-
bers of the Board oi Education for
the term of six years.
a town clerlt, three selectinen. seven
constables, two registrars of voters
in the first voting distict, two regis-
trars oi voters in the second. voting
district, two registrars of voters in the
'..
third voting district, two conti-
cllmon H the first word. " two
counciimen in the second word,
one councilman in the third.
word, one councilman in the [north
the
A board of commissioners in the
first taxing district consisting of one
member for the term of tour
yours and one member for the term
of six years,
A, board of cmnmissioners in the
second taxing district. consistifi of
two
one member for the
tour wars and one member for the
term at six years.
A bout-ti of electrical commissioners
in the second taxing district consist-
tug." at our mculhcr for the term oi’ two
one member for the term of
tour yours out] one member for the
term of six years ‘
.\ board oi commissioners in the third
toxin; district consisting of Lilli! mont-
lwr tor the term at two were, one
lllllllllitti‘ i‘nt llll-l term of four Hurt; and
(lllt' in. lll'ii‘l' tor the t-xrnl ct six years.
A \liSil‘lt'l treusnrt'r in the first tux»
int: (its .
.\ dis. .. it't_‘:‘.fstll‘i.'t' in the second
inxlnzr rllstrr'l. itlltl
.\ (i‘.-strict tron ~uri-r in the third iIlX~
in: district. '
Anti tor the
:. t-tiwr purpose. of up-
.11“ at' tl‘tmlgq'ol'ti't: i'm‘ lr-Sllt‘ ill
.~t littttl l‘tliltt. ” '1» till tlitlilttllt uoti
t'Xi‘l i til .twltlw-‘H tuir mint-Ins i»l‘li-,
with? it I: ht u :4; I“ fill »\l'i pups;
tl tt‘ \‘lw 'tl“l:l' \ll~ lllt‘l
Slittt‘ tit ’ll"-:‘l05l, ‘
.lvllilh‘.‘ '11 iii 1
pi it til . out |
itét . t‘t‘ll l5 .ldu, ll ‘ littll'ti ti thvt‘t titl.‘
tliltl llll."-l‘ itisttu 2 in; mid bonds-l
.zix'r in n tin.“ nitlt tilt Words]
“' .‘lv‘llmtl l‘tiltti s. Nu,‘ ititil‘lm‘tl ‘
l. h
ill». ruin.
’i‘i'o poll”. wt“ ‘w
sulzi
ltt’l']?',~'t'l~', iron ~l\ “1.2m i. in tint lulu»
(twill l‘tll'
the o'umi: in liw Milli"
_t1:ti“.-.'.il\\lt1""
. ' tiw tirst mtin:
> its lir-t :tttil ittili‘lli
now until
noon all tho
'I‘ltv ’l‘ouu I
tZlittlt! ("t '
ill tl‘w tiitl “‘il‘ttll Hm..- litutst‘.
‘ tl'tlu , l“"‘ *5 ‘l“ll .\'ut"u.:zii\, tor
i‘it .«t (‘illi‘l i tilllti' t'“ -‘ I‘l t‘iitltt‘.‘.' lilil
: i until! :2 2;! tlitii \lil.\!.f. :il-i .-.i tho
I'm linti t; ,H lulled. on \‘;m_ 7..:t‘.tlt
Ii-‘ti‘t‘l‘i Fun. 5' i.‘ liil‘ 1‘.i- iiilt‘tl
intlllli tit 'l; i tip. the third ward.
‘ i‘.”.fltl .ti .\
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:St‘llli nth. i'.
Month this Will do} of
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l.
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. ~.:~' ,\. till-till);
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A JOCUIZAP. PEORIAN.
'i‘uv'tuctt'in lilw must litmu-
urvtl'hotl intuit. ()2'
‘Ii‘l'li l't'i't‘liilli
1 till! lil
[my tict'lt'llnit‘, with littll :iuil l'nuntnlu
llil‘il. zit \l‘tli‘lt on n ulmrt :lur)’. A
lyounu l’l‘lil‘ltllt stuppwtt inl‘orv me.
i “'ill‘ lttlnil,‘ int tilli‘, ‘l rslsh i
:t-uuhl write us \l’oll its you tin,’
“i ninth-ll uud tho l’woriuu resumed
his prouwtnulc. 'i‘ili- that time ltt‘
‘yptttnit'd tuw 1w raid ll‘lillll'.
"‘iltu‘, “but it build! it
only write illtu lhntl‘
l ”Auuiu I smiled a lliliti'l'otl ftlt’tllliililtl
"the ltuurltln litiillt‘ :lilllllll‘l‘ round of
tit.» dork. Then in! until :1 third lltlli‘t
' "'illl. it 1 «mid onir- with u ltztnd
like yours!”
“Nt‘illttl n llilll‘ by this
itt-rruplluu, l Eilltlz‘
i “'l‘x'oii, what would you do it
ctutld’.”
“(in lo t‘llintl.’
i
llttiilll
,luurs. \‘t‘l'Hi‘d :t
lllilrx lli‘ ‘uld in Now
i "illlt‘tl. l'i'tlyzléillix m .\tl;«‘.~:~,
i could
third in‘
you
solid lilo l’unl'tnlt,
i w... MWM-..,...._
j HIEl ouLAv.
his home to tilt nil.
Winn iw i‘t‘Itt‘lit‘tl his
twin nt‘ertnd with
on 'ucqttittltb
jolnintt town.
destination tie
lsomo astonishment by
03199. .
”You wailmd till the way!" the lot-
It“? exclaimed. “How did you get.
l “Ollrllrstrntoi” the old man re-
‘ptted, genteiiy. “Thin. is, l mu till I
loathe to that stsn out. more, “Slow
down to 15 miles an hour: Tllnt liept
me buck sums."»«i'ontll‘s Companion. ‘
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