Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 14, 1914 · page 1

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Superintendent ire WIT. chapma'n
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I merelien and Attendance
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Sommilte'e Named to Center with
. corporation Counsel Tammany

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» The school board held a special
meeting last night,a11d a few mutexs
111-111 disposed of. "‘hc committee up
pointed at the lust meeting to revise

' 11111111111111Menominee

.~ oi Dantury, Visits South
" tint-walk '

 

The members oi Unoes Tribe. 1111.
all. Improved Order at Red Men had
the pleasure oil witnessing some title
11101 work, last evening. A close 111

in a monitor that: called tortlt the high-
est praise from everyone of the large
membership. The ceremony of initia-
tion was conducted by the' degree team
of Paugusett Tribe; oi! Red Men, oi!
Danbury. This team as been recently
reorganized and its reputation of be
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fully exemplified
The team is composed of the follow-
ing members:
Sachem~tleorge E. Oakley,
‘i’ropi1et-E_ 11.. Gould.
Scnir 'Sngamore—Jolm Wnnzer.
Junior SagnmoremAllen Ellwood.
rFirst Sonnap-John Carrodue.
Semnd Sennap~George Judson.
l-‘irst 'Sc011t~.~Albert Warner.

 

tiu- rulenIoi’ the board reported what.

11 11111] accomplished, and it was voted.
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As

to adopt the 1ecominendntions.

. the work is only about half finished the
1-11111111ittee was continued to complete
its 1 ork

'llnyI superintendent. of schools. lire;

’l'. Chapman. presented his report stir.
in); the reasons for the cause of only
' no per '1:ent.'

- 'llw btltilti noted to have it published
. 'Mitii'il is done today.

I in reference to the possible employy'
limit of 11 school nurse, which he» been
111111111111 so stiongiy 11nd school‘phys‘l-
I1:i.111e,lhe board voted that nI commit-
tee; he rebfid to confer with Corporal
tion Counsel Tammany in regurd to
the conipei‘iileItI‘ibn which con be paid

1 to; Isuch work The committee cou-

’s1:1sI'oi1l F. Reynolds. Dr.I~.H 01.811.91-

' 9.1 and H E. Scot‘ield.

The fact 11111 there is an o111rcro1i1i
11d condition iii the debacle in 'South

‘ martian. and N01 walk brought the
lionrd in action last. night looking to-
1111111 the relievement 0! it. Accord
111.11; a committée consisting of Sup-
orinteudent abdomen and Dr. Shereer.
eécxetery of the board. was appointed
to look up temporary centers in
\1 hit it to put. the overflow of schoiure'
The schools which have more pupils
thut the rooms will accomodute are.
Center. Over itivor. ldncoln Iaud Con-
cord. The committee will offer its
1111111111mendniione iii the next meeting
111' the board.

The report 111‘ Superinteiulenl. Chup- '

11.1111 was as follows.

' ‘ .innnury. 19111.
diuurd of Education,

Not-walk, 1001111..
(.ii-iitlemen‘?

in compliance with your request (or

Tiiltl-iillifl for the comparatively small
number of boys and; girlu completing
the woik"ol’ our (irnmmnr schools 1
her: have to submit the following re
poit.wll;1nigl1t be well however to

notice 11 ntetemeut of facts betore die-i

cumin; causes.

‘ 111ml June 183 boys and girls com-r

ph- 41111 the assignments of the eighth
g1111i11.therc were 107 in the group.
in September of this your .223 were
enrolled for eighth grade work. 53::

children entered the final grade hint:

ytmr. The June enrollment of the
eighth grade was therefore 37 per
cent of the group entering this your.
It would seem fairer. however. to com
pine the onteiing clues. eight yearn
preceding. with the eighth tirade oi!
11111. year. it we 111111111111 i'i Dill cent.

'(ii-li') the 'm’te of increase in bonnie; '

lion in the town from 1900 to 1910)
from 538. we gel. 412.
roiiment in the eighth grade were
' fllm'oi’orei .44 per cent. of the animated
11.111111; group eight years preceding.
.1 “The gener'el tendencies of Ameriy

“onoy'heif f'tl‘l birth! oisittlrg‘mdei

"‘ ”lniu‘i ‘n'ms in‘5”tbli‘ éithfoflh’m “19" MW“

of the children in the.I
,1. 111111111111 guides finishing that (11111159.;

The June 1311- ,

Second Scout—William Carruthere.
Flint Brave-«C. 0. Johnson.
vSecond Brave-Arthur Vreeden
burgh
Third ilravrv—Hurry Wilcox.
i Fourth Brave-Frnnk Jones.
liv‘iret VVorrtor~iCiareuce Baker,
Second \Vtirrlor——-~‘lia.rold Susnitcki.
3 Third Warrior—~43. T. De Paul.
Fourth Warrior-William Gabriel.
[‘1th lSsciicms—fiherles Clapp. Joe
epb Bilesnrd and Frank Gladden
The raising up of chiefs did

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there had been a death in the family

at District Deputy Pest Sachem Frank Win sum.“ the 0mm" ”dump ton & “dictum”;
7W, Scott“; or. mind”. ewho WM tO' mm mplmveg’ “'m- ‘I’ m

and “e “'6‘“ be “Board The ones otmaew m the ““3395
iiFlrnnciIs Wye“. Mrs Charms Ma-

13011th the wink,

11111111: .1 to be present until. litter.
There was speechn't'eking and glitter

lectures dining the evening. ”the el-

oping coming to an end with theaeri- .lm: 'voted that the representatives in. mm owned by A: Wellnitz at. about
ing of 11 line supper under the direp imr‘m fl“. Town Board “If “mo“ ‘.l 011111111 thiew attelnoon.
tion of the entertainment committee; that" m, a {hunter they “mum ”'1 poeodiitbnt (hummer in attempting.
wise toerectu Horne in tho nth-lug at: 'WW 09"» 3' “wind”. 9‘99 under the
coet‘ of not Over $10,000 There”: "kmm 3*“ 39‘ tire to '19“ 'wpoden ‘
Tmypnrtitione and ulfi'
of course in not iinhl as the Town “191091“! with” TM“. The Fire
Union of the King’s Daughters gowrn pert-rent Wills called but and before.
the Home The Chapter howeter. islulmfl'émn‘s the. flames mm" a
d _ strong element and mill here a

John H (iaiiagher.CharlesJ. Prescott.
Lester Brush 301111 Lnne,Witlie1n
HMlHel and Frederick Williams They
receiied many compliments on the
success of the 1111111.

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The annual meeting of the Women's
311111111 of lrunny.11111111011111 01111101111111;
3lwid lust eveniiig'"‘in the Guild room.
The repox to of the secretary and treat»
uror were particularly gratliying. e11
hibitlng the firm financial condition or
the guild. which has $300 in i'. 9 trees

 

work.
elected:

Clmirmeanrn. W. ‘H. Church.

Missionary Department—Mine 1M. l.
Hendrick.

Wnye 11nd Means Department—«Mrs.
3 lierbert Mottrum.

Entertainment Department ~ Mrs.
Snmuel Weed.

Social Departmentwbirs Edward F.
Knapp.

Bedretnry~Mre Samuel W. Hoyt.
Jr.
1 Treasureerise Carrie Foster.
A éuuiptuous luncheon was served

at the conclueion of the meeting.‘

Iwhich proved meet ap'petisink and
'npproprinte.
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district. taken by the council at its
last meeting, the dietrict ceidhiielioo

ere oi tiie Second district hove “70h
‘ 111111 cities is to onl'l‘y all chine ehil- tised for bide for the Wichita the a :
dren throughath’eliifiti Would take' municipal: structure. in North Haiti ? This Aileen wildflower: .. telltale autumn 1W.1H.Plettr"
11h» 31mm. uulnornoammmm 11111111111 Momma «indium $1111. listless-nor lamb-mom. A1 re. 11....

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I’m mm“ "inf 049913281 9-: W» 4" WWMW’

.‘eight members received thepgoption . 1

_ degree. and the work was armed; ‘ ‘

11g one of the best in the state weeI

dry on which to begin the new year'eI
The following oilicers were'

 
 

hill. ii. i ilflililliilii

February 6th

 

Sons was held in Trinity Church yen
‘terdey afternoon. On account of the

 

ysciere weather the attendance was:

'311mellcr than usual. but the loss wile
lliented discussions.
1 ment that 276 new members had been
indded to the (hunter dining the yarn
3.11111: greeted1 WM! uppinusc A content.
between the members of the Execu-
‘tive Committee. to see which sidu
icould goth gtonter number 01 name:

gin 10 days eaulted 111 lictory for the ed etovo not first to the ceiling 11nd ate
:side of which Mrs. Robert it”. Wny'

jwae contain This contest added 129

not. members. the only reeret sinned the
Itako piece as word was received that lamp” being up“ the time limit. wee

L1111 too chart. The increase in extent

.‘IcombIer add Mrs. W" F Ambicr.
‘ Attbr 11" hearty diminution mement-

,nr»
lwere only four neguttye rule's.

large voit'te in the linedF decision

Norwalk Methodist Churc 1h on the ov-e

plug of l‘obrunry 0th,

children would participate.
The Chapter regrets the

:lise been faithful and very efficient.
The following officers were elected:
Chairman~Mre 0.1!: 11111111111111.

Colo
Recording Secretary—Mrs A. F
Noah.
Corresponding
Frank Woodward .
Treesuror~iiia lying dla'lt. .
Representatives *- Mrs._ W. H

Secretary y- the

Trtetrnm. Mrs. A. N.

Mm. W. ll“. Ambler, Mrs.

Mrs. W. C. Jeeenp. Mrs. NV.
Church. Mrs. C . Albrecht, Mm. A.
Cleverly, Mrs. R. 9'. Way. Mm. H. (l

 

Carrie Seymour. Mrn Jennie Bedlam

Mrs. w. 9' Ambler. Mrs. Myron or;
lborn. litre. Joseph Gorhnmpme. to K i Junior Past wudmuw n, 111.... continueteeerry it tell intent Chine.
triennial secretarywweiillem q. crochet-1111mm Aluminum Minnie“

:Gmuito. m. Wood and Willow Were.”

'16 feet amytltlbgmooeeary tor itenu3I;I
5‘ 21111111 badminton Hoping to bore ., u . ,
hire. Wilfred W l at Humour.

Despite the action regarding the St. John. Mfil.‘ G. l". Canticle. Mm.‘
town clerk's removal to the second Charles flehrmeny Mu. W1 .i. thrown. Merriam. ., .

Mrs. Cherieo' Monomber Mre.

gamma. -. ‘ ,. .. «~11; »~
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Biliiill lliiiililiiil

Fairyland. CarniTal Planned‘ter

The annual meeting of the ileum
Chapter of the King‘s Daughters and

it was announced that n Enirlnnd'
Criminal would be held in the South

in which 100

ions '0!
Mrs. F. N. ~8mith no trenmxrer. She

First Vicochairmun—Mre. W. i“.
Lockwood.
Second Vice-hairmen—Mrs. C. 14‘.

Church. Mrs. W. C. .lessup. Nip. C." l".
Paddock. Mrs.
Charles it. Ghnemur. Mrs, J. IH.1Wsleh,
funnels
Goodyear and Mrs. Charles Member.

Collectors-whim. Charles Clutter.
H.

Drake Mrs. it. L. (inborn. Mr! Li
Greenwood. Mrs A. W. Matte. Misti installed:

 

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menu in the
home or John melt. Id: 96% south
Main street; The-Wotan do the house
had soaked “W :herosene' and
were nttemptitt'ai'lb . out- water
pipes beneath WI . bill: The floor
'beamn were WE ; .. .580! 25 was
pulled, but When: tbd department. men
reached the scene no me one near ‘
the 11on nor was the 110‘: open A fowl
minutes later it was learned that thei

 

 

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declined. "idec'eil'en, Formerly nt- '

'iepan, Described
as a Tdrrityinn linen lain at
Fire the Peel Few Days

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on; 1111111

11151111111111 ' lies Been Done
andmny Lives, Lest

 

a'ir tonight, not 1.111- in cbldw

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South tierwatlt. 1.1111111.
my to iieiatiVee

Satellite (tr. McClelle'n. and. late uncle,

gates‘ Court here shown. that when
the decendent passed away on April
153918 he lelt a gross estate of .3321, ~
045. 96 and a net estate of $313,646.84
which; under the". direeflonn of, tits vIl’rill
executed July 8.190311113111111 over to
relatives and friends, part of which
is to pens over, as fdllows:

To Mary» McClellan,- the Dorian

 

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I! To Caroline (l. McClellan. the‘ Dur-

..ien sister. the unmet $50,000.00. AiHO,

report-8 500 shores of Grtat Atlnntic & Pacific

electric station had sent in the alarm. 311113 ““9910“ {mm Simmer“ 4‘39““ Tea Co which is appraised at $52.-
but. becauee oi the conflict the ore Where “11001110 eruptions and mm! 51111011 1111111. antenna-.11 Also,11t the

was nearly odt before the department quakes 1m“? 0911509 heavy 108% of death of her sister Nellie. I) Met 1.11

touched the mile. They deed chem- lite, panic ""1 mt WOW“? W391 12111 who now resides at the Hatel Bel

hull was all burned
‘i The tire this morning wits in the!
Inpurtmente or .1th DEE-1&0, in
Woodward avenue. who. claims owner-
ship to the long diub‘beli building
south of the hat tectory. An overheat

its nay into 11 blind gerret The. tire
men were forced to deer out much ofI
the ceiling. but kept the damage with
in the one room, .Tlte loss is coveredi
by institution helmeIithwtho .l M1 liar
NWM‘WM in, the:

 

BlnMneChepeimmt. , 3
A line‘- did. damage to the output at:
about 35 to the house It 355 Chime!

it 1‘.” slur.
times soon com:

nece'uary to‘ tree: bub-y a. SWVLMP y
tion the the well. .

iiiiilliliill liltiil Hill
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iield tittieew tor Twenty-three

hury Lodge 1

 

There was Initiation at the meeting.
or P. O.'Lounebury image. No. 130, I?“
in o. It. lest evening, and use 111»- iii- <
ataiiatipn ot dinner-e tor the ensutnlt-
year. by District Deputy one. Addie
., Sooheld. ot Stbmford; There were

visiting members present from New
‘Hbven; Hartford.» Bridgeport. Stain

ford‘rebd Georgetown. ”A fine copper
was served'ntter which Cheriee‘tl.l1‘er-
ris. whitened been financial ; eecretery
.tor twentyothree years. was presented
with at handsome leather easy. chair.
3 Arrangements were made for n so
clot and dance. to be held at the neut‘|
meeting. on January 27th. 3
The following is 11 list at the odioere

 

Worden—«Albert “7.14111;er
Vice ’Werdenmlohn Palmer:

Georgian-«Charleen
'i‘. .u'ucerrychmee

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follows:

100. 2;

Years in P. c tonne-mi «sander: 1

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NOT TO 8ELL.

liuoet deter-linden, is dilating

(Continued on Eighth Page).

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Twelve ine'nII pinyipg eight godly-1:
for three oidh'bt ie notI a clinic. but
1111: name of a iburntid'lcnt etjma 11 in
the sduu Wit ilreuieu a Centre'
.ep rims Station. The first
rod that night: and according to the ((62.90.
150151 name interesting 511mm were ‘

31111113, occur

next week Tueedey.

J Similar. 51‘ A. Tat-lot, 3;
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made thin quill: clear.

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Mononucmeur.

(imbibe-mi. Cheri-tenor. Thomwtbe pleasure. edit-1min; all or 1111-. .
.. Joelle tom: WMOI‘SHMQ mun bimi,,hllil ;
Mufiiflm mundane thump» intone. 11mins; hm ens the: in. thmwhliilWed 1. m.
gmwywmethe .bast 1’;me '
111 WM aw
‘ wieldemmnm 9 ;
. . Wmelmmmrm‘wwylm

n ‘5ng 5?? who} A?»

the .

imade 111p by the great enthusiasm and 11““‘5 howev'gp, and succeeded in “v; are that the eruption of the roicuno mont here, the sum of $170,045. 34.
T1111 .eunounee- mg ”m house. The door of the it out of Sekura Minn which hen 111113111 the whim sum represents the, printipnl or

11 life estate created by the decedent
Just how heavy has been the loss for his: New York (‘ity ulster. "Should?
oi lite can not yet be estimated Stilt Caroline (1 Mct‘lulinn not flilrvillt, hot-Ii .10
urn. where the greatest loss of life New York sister Nellie 1).. t’tic prtu- i
undoubtedly occurred, can not be via
lied because the eruption of :Sakum
J ima continues.
respect, must welt:

i:.ttl siTON‘Sififll, is to pose 1,111

t-Uarolinc ti. whittilcllzim iF‘ilin

*So the story, in this or heirs.
Troupe and war.

Warren M. King.
bless. and Victor ._l Kim: or
hempton Mane” are tho (Ximiltors.

East

According to the papers on file here

the eschew. 96 estate consisted

310908.77 in cash. on hand. and in“

WIEIBTITWN 111111... a ”5000 automatic...

in household furniture.
telnet. etc; 379. 07:1.‘159 in ‘bbdd'e
1110;334:1388 'dnd- 111i; r’est in honor-ides

up against the estate. coneiet 01.11111
first. 3188. 6d; administration, 311739.100

debts. $1019le and commie'eion. 35.1

1
Tbs deceased tornwr'ly boarded at

Plat“ Th“ 154108 5“ "‘3‘“! E910) the 11mm w1111mm South com-11:.
9* 11 tiurimx supper at the mom or the
15111-111. '
The Iris) ere must. each 1111;: a hand
will; Whiet.‘ binochle timbre, pitch
hearts, 1311151111111. ribbage and; iiiteon
M0193 Of 900! They did lla'tit mm The annual meeting of the First strayed an MD“ amount.
and the second allude 'will be held Baptistchrnch 01110111111111.1111; 111-111 ‘
' last night in the lecture room. at 8 s'AnIE I8 80"! Faun
Th'e 800288 in total now stand as o'clockfi- A very large number was
‘ prenent and the reports of the churehl
J. Schaub, i; 1“. 3111111111. 5; W. Han treasurer and various circles were
presented. The figures given by the
treasurer showed by comm 11
1611.2; '0. Brushrtl; w :Nadin, 4;!1: marked increase over the atonement
mwmiproity for Moo). 1. and Al- 0! the church 11118111098 133'- VW- Mill?
’ adoption of the reports was nausea.
the 11111111111 election oi otheere‘ was

.m. --

FIRST BiPTl 5T 'Glliiliilii

111 r3111. hilllilii‘lilii

held with the {chewing reeult:

‘ Members of the Executive Board- ~.--
Home I; Flynn Deny Erroheoue 111. David 8. Gould. chairman; Janine by
M in Yeeterday'e Hour.
admit Mother. of the firm 0! Eamon Beers. Clearer: Mention. Mow
Manner e‘ ii‘lytin. stated thie morning 11rd thhnu. Mm D ‘51 Gould; and
to u (Sentinel reporter. ”Therein noth
inn to that report about our 11011111 to
cell. that was in the diner. iaet night. hen. treasurer; Miss fincite 1. 1111mm
We havemever thought oi it and the
paper publiiebing the statement had no mitteea respectively are
authority tor it. " Thus done The Sony
tinsl dravt. from the; bumment
fact that Masher d: Flynn will con-
ttnue to do burineee. and Mr. thinner run and Misc mm d. liyxbee.

[incense of the interest. 1111111111th
in the prayer sorely held lent week.
the mombern thought that it would

Moving partitioned the 1110011 in trade warrant continuing them. and no it
oft Joel, 79 Woehinitoon etroet. «South wail imoted y'lho uteri/icon
{triumphed wish to announce to the motion tonight and continue to 111111 in-
'p'eopie ohtbo Nomalke that i 111ml! eluding Friday

on. William 8. Outerbenku. ll 8 Hull,

Mine File. lByxbeo.

Musicmti. 8 Hull
[inherewvll lilutorbnnks.

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0-1195“! ‘YQRK CITY Jan. 14 .~An in- , '
ventory oi the estate left by George G
McClellan—latte brother in Dbl-den. of,

there. also. or Mery Meditation—made .-
h.“ by the Transfer Tax State ”Dreiser
. 11nd filed with the Clerk o'f. the Surro-

niecefthe sum of $10,000.00. absolute-

r ”he" in relays. stopping, frequently 't;

of Northampton, 3

and

The 111111 uses—49 .000 litmus charged

Clerk oi the Church «Seduce Men

The chairmen of the (cheering rotor

Correspondence e.-~i‘)r B. 1‘. Van lio-

will com

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listen 11111111111 with a
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Firemen tied a Hard Fiahtiletl'
trollingm $25,000 Blaze

EMTON. Jan. l4.--The fireman
killed by a failing wall at the first
which destroyed the department. stor-
ti W. 6’; A. Bacon, on Washington
street. in 111.. Rilxhury district. entity “
today, was identified as Jeuenb ~
Beckett a driler The More, whic
penned a. loss of $150, 000. who mu
under ditticnitiee seldom conduct all
in this city. With the temperature it;
belOw. zero. water intently turned >
to ice and the firemen had to we

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

break the ice whit-11111111115111} their on
and helmets. '

This one the most serious of nearly ’
{my tires which sent the 1121111111 in .
the biting mid duties m

DI; last night. Many worse M;

 

high wind. :1 fire diet cilantro

Reaction Hotel and a dozen ;
frame buildings on the Bow.
('oiiey island early today. ..
for 11 time to” sweep the 1111111111
merit. resort Two blot-ms bro
.ilremen from many- Brooklyn
11in 1111111 11 hard 1111111 ct tw 1111'
the 011mm wen: pinned 111111131 «intro
The ions to the bnzel entered” 11110
$35000 and to the Other property let.

Ww_.~....m n.._m,._

0F PIPE Mill ”8th

"bay, othcer, get me a deal: of cigar
cites. will you?” asked Mitt. .‘Swdie
timilh, or White Plains. in the 1111111111
station last night. Of the restaurant.
men who brought in tier grub she II
quested, "tiny, hub, givens that his
you're smoking, will you?” 48b9, 3115
supplied in each» testament” on »
second trip of the restauranter
min rammed his cigar stub, all at;
which «he disposed at with relish. '3'!
like my (deters and piperbatter 1111111
those cigarettsm," 111111 told the men

Baltic demo up item White Plait”
limiting tor 11 husband. her hastened.
Wiiilnm .t-imith. She and 11151111111 built;
11 qlierrei."l:bn told Judge. K603i: this
.momhnx, and bed 1111111161111 11 cutter-r
out my. .‘Tl drank oviiweJn litters“ .
ford.” one not: , "111111. 11111111111111 more
when i not here. i gunned toolr too
much. "

Oliiror John Flynn unaided battle
lbet night. thlultlnitiit. too cold to let:
her etuyont. tier inn,- wen mid to
Standard. whore. nine one (needs.- not!
Mm, Bmitii will humanity. to; Whit!!!
i'ininn. when: our 11an domain 11 rid
omitting her return '

 

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