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For Sale.
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finances and j“
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I fade or Caps. Double Price.: 2 .
.7 “ wauran ‘ TO LET FOR SALE
lWAjNTEDofiBITUATION AS W'iIT-I TO LET—T‘IVE ROOMS, GPOD 110- , FOR 8ALE~1912 MODEL. BUICK
trees and chalnberulaid
Kovadh. 2-7 South St
Inquire J cation rent reasonable. F. ‘llopp, 354il'tlllub0lll. in good condition.
all 3tI Cove St, East Norwaik
warn—a
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO
hell llighagrade nursery
guaranteed.
Outfit free. Pay weekly. Write for‘
termiIl. Homer Chase 00., Auburn,
a4 >3t all St
Maine.
LOlcOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE-
ilnen, $100 monthly. Necessary signal
instruction free. Send age postage.
disilway, care Sentinel.
WANTED-«GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Alpply evenings. Mrs.
David B. Decker, 1 Crescent Terrace.
e2 0t
paid . Extra prices (or an calves.
35.001 i‘or bob valves to laden. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel run
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Divrbauihorrca
Fairiield County Savings .Bank'
INurwaik, Conn. March 19, I914.
A1; a meeting of the Board or Dives-
tors of the Falrfleld County Saviors
a. semiannual
dividend at the rate at four (4) per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of the six
Bank held this day,
months ending March 31st, 1914.
The same will be entered on pace
books and paid on and alter Aipril
10th, 1914.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
MadeOn or Before
April 4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 191i}
m20 18t.
stock, luliy improvements,
Part or all your time. iNorwalk. Adults preferred.
TO LET-«DOWIDR FLOOR PART?
10 Rowan St. East
Inquire
18 Rowan fit. all 3t
To 'LETASIX ROOMS, FIRST
floor, reasonable rent. Inquire 12
Chestnut St, a3 till
“2 4 l st.
S. B. Wilson, contractor and builder.
0
v
To LETwFIRS’I‘ FLOOR, 92 WALL
All improvements. Near Library
ll premises. ‘a3 ‘0t
8
apartment; second floor over Dairie'
"'wnrvTED—Jro BUY ALL KINDS C
cattle and poultry. Best market prices The Old “ ell Cigar ('0'
To LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM
nd kitchenette, suitable for bachelor
Inquire at office of
11128 H
lothlng store.
roonls.
To LET—39 ~GHaAPEL ST, FIVE
.Inquire 64 '80. Main :‘St.
m23 tI
l
Hopp, 35 Cove Ave, East Norwaik.
TO LET—FIVE ROOM
arge play ground for children.
FLAT,
F.
m30 6t
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
first floor, to right. all improve
ments. Use of telephone, Inquire
120 Washington St.
ferred.
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St.
Main St.
Gentleman pre-
m20 ti
TO LET—3.) CHAPEL STE, FIVE
Inquire 64 So.
nl23 bf
‘ Ave.
quire R. J'oseiovsky. 4 Cove Ave.
pnovemen-ts.
quire United Grocery Co.
To LET—~FIVE ROOMS, WITH IM-
9 diamilton Ave. ln~
m20 ti
J;
To LET—4 ROOMS, NO. 1 COVE
All modern Improvements. ln-_
m17 ti
The New Science . L0“
LOST —- SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Cthlropractic is the definition or the
cause of the disease and. the art or
Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
adjusting the same.
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
grct giving the Chiropractor a chance
given special attention;
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis,'D. C.
91 Washington 8!... So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'BfiOMPENSATiON. "
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me tor Sample Polloy.
C. T. MCGOVERN
lNSURANCE AND PEAL EGTATE
_ 155 Wachlnaton Big-est,
louth Norwalk. Conn.
t3—
iJOhn Fountains
‘wtlll‘ give you suggestions and . esti-
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
A postal will
" lilting samples to you. Personal atten.
' have done this spring. ‘
tion to all work.‘
‘8 BURRI‘T AVE
“1....
. .ROTON,
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a LETTS, more.
‘t‘100) for incubator eggs.
dirockctt 8t.
. Phane 16242 or 617.
JCS-“M...
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Tel. 345.
1‘ PHONE CON.
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Will may highest cash prices (or all
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
Matching from choice mated penis or
V «bite, Duff and Barred Plymouth
docks and White Wyundotesile‘llrlco
11.00 per 15 or $0 00 per Hundred
Rowayton.
.N
\
between Norwalk Country Club and
05 Wall street, small brooch, clover
leaf design, set with three moon-
stones and small diamonds. Reward
will be paid it’ returned to 05 Wall
St. a0.1t
BUSINESS ’fio’fié’ns
PAINTING, .PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters‘ supplies. Wall pa-
per. up-to-date styles, lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m14 til
Conn.
‘ quire Chas. H. Smith,
Inquire
9.6 MI Coleman's stationery store. all ltI
FOR SALE-«HORSE 950 ills.
Stepllani, Bridge St, East Norwalk
41.6 ‘it
FOR 8ALE~<BUICK 4 PA-SSENGERI
car model 10 Al condition, with fillilI
'outdt new shoes, for sale \ery cheap Sale at Frank .Iacoby' s
it sold at once.
Glenwood Ave.
Phone 943-4 01 «i2
FOR SALE—v-LIT’I‘IJE JOINT GA'S-
olllle engine 5-7 H P. No reasonable}
offer will be refused. Can be seen any I say about steering genie.
time at No. 45 Franklin A\e., Norwalk_
James A. Fuller, owner.
all it
FOR SALE—DWELLING.
be disposed of before loth to settle
partnership; 9 recurs; all the
cation; perfect condition; bank mort—
inquire Brown andI Hoyt :14
all at;
MUST Dreamland tonight.
ilu~I
movements; close to trolley; good 10 '
3t
Advertisers
Where and What
to Buy .
NoxoroN
Wit-Mm
’\‘ n AMINJV’NNW’
II Edward Buttery was ll South Nor»
walk Friday
All the beautiful shades of the new] Ray Finch was a Viillt)!‘ with friends
creaselesa linens will be found at M” in South V01 “Elk hridn; night. ‘
Ada F Altenbrnndts 0 West street I
The“ n‘dv. our tell you more ullout' The Tom Lee Lauudlv ((‘llincsel is:
. ther ‘ ‘ ‘ now ill full operation and doing A good .
business.
I Would you like to do your waphiug - i
in one third the time it takes now? Miss (ll-ace Weber and her mother.
It so read the United Electricl Light Of Mansfield avenue. were visitors a.
rind Water Co‘mbany‘ s adv .Siamml‘d Friday. l
Complaints have been made ot‘ the1
habit of loitering at the corner of Main I
street and Wostavcrruepjuat in" front!
of tilflrl’ol'lllei' post office building, now i
occupied by the Review. The building.
has a handy, wide and comfortable;
stoop for those who would real, whil'hIt
is probably the only cause for the lolt—’
erers. ‘ ' '
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1 John Nixon ol‘ Norotou is starlings. '
I “1 “‘0 latest dances ”J9 “will“ at kennel hero. and has good prospects of
POW?) 3 cm” dancing “Chm! in sllcoess. Forhc' s setter, Duke. and
W
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Read about 'the ooutinuedltaster‘
i —-—~..
lit-ad what Iitogers and Stewns are
advertising in the tailored suit line.
.iianford has consider-oblate
Better rend
W A
the udv
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ted free. tI‘tued by the you lg doy enthusiast
This will-wee him busy during the com
ing summer Vincent Nixon 11 broth
mm)" This er will be iohlls right hand man in“
Read thé‘change in the City Nation
at Bank adiertisement
gage; balance to suit buyer Partner bnnlt. to secure "5 depositors, both the management ofhls lieu venture 1
Sentinel office, at; or general and savings.I.Iras a capital of , .
3100.00000; surplus, 3100'000-00' and The i‘lreme‘l's bnuuuct .011 Thursday. _
RICH BLACK LOAM 10R SALE. stockholders' liability of $100,000.00. night was sucli‘n “muss that the prop "
r1 is also well equipped with safe de- tuition of having one of these joint din
FOR SALE—FIVE Hill U'Y TRUCK-
Norwalk
FOR SALE-«SLOOI’ 35 x 13.
glue bed and copper tunk in; at Dix-
-on‘,s East Norwalk.
sold at once
Daubury, «Conn.
l
EN-
Very cheap it
E. Griffeth, George St, ’
at St
posit facilities. having various sizes or here regularly is being seriously, dis- ,'
boxes for rent It takes “903“” in cussed in the cirtles around town. The
big horses Apply S ltoodller, South its savings department of any amount idea would be a good one As Dial-.1 D I
at 3‘- i’rom one dollar upwards. ‘
Hanson said at the banquet, on chair
of that kind is productive of a better
understanding, and fraternal feeling.
and would tend to keep the three
d'i I towns of Oaricn (loser together The
T119 “”9“" Company “ ‘ “5 ’m firemen so enjoyed theinsehes that
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The best line 01' Easter cards is what
W. 1’. Bears is advertising.
(“ms “‘0 udmit— lr‘isllel’s pointer Flank, have been se~j '
Miss Eleanor Wilson's shopping tour
in search of her
when she went to New York recently.
.o'
Iliad weather did not interfere with about her business In a. drlzale the.
discour°gcd thousands of other 0W
pers and probably out into the stblfifi
let dry goods men. hundreds ol‘ Ill
sands of dollars, she trumped around.
and visited many stores.
wedding .trousseé-il
She had made up her mind to do FClilr
strapping and she went right atom:
to do your Easter snapping early the success of any iuture banquet ball- ‘
English runner duck eggs for setting,
Their large ad» ill this issue offers duet given by them jointly would be
FOR SALE - 6TItAl't'llEltRY ,
. .- 1 ion the most pleasing suggestions. lr nesuwd. The banquet of Thursday .
plants, 7oc per 100. Linc bushes, .pur- you haven’t the ready cash they will was the first affair of the Mud herb
,ple and white... 250 each. Genuine gladly open a charge account with you. ‘ ‘ g ‘
jointly by the three companies of rol-
Better look the adv. over. uni‘eer firemen .
house, two barns and greenhouse.
cellentIplace to raise flowers.
Tel. 1301. at 3
Ex-
in-
02 Meadow 8t. ‘.
$1.00 for 12. Brown, Hrookside Form.
a. D. 37. ‘ at “r . . . . Tire ""”‘“‘
0 heat week in wedding week . Now that the baseball season has
‘ ‘wamk Furniture House “Mg“ 30“ Conic around ugtlu. talk of the din
. FOR 3ALE *'" TWO " FAMILY to give furniture as a present. They ‘
mond is being heard about town. As
yet nothing has been done. however,
toward the iorminu of a team. {Harl-
o: lo remembers what a good team both
Dariell and Noroton Heights had last
have a complete stack to choose from.
See adv.
t. Read about the great Easter sale at
Plymouth .
dottes. S.
very best utility stock.
that lay eggs when eggs are 750 ps
doz. '
$1.00 per 15» eggs, $6.50 per 100.
perial White Pekin Uncles. $1.00 [)6
Books, (‘olunbblau
C, llllode island Reds.
Toulouse geese $4. 00
Keewnydin Farm. Durien, conn. Phon
18. ‘3
EGGS FOR HATCHING—BARREDr
u'yarr-‘
The dyes for 50.
The strains
85 per cent. fertility guaranteed
Im- lie. ’1‘
13 eggs $6 50 per 100. Mammoth gray
per 1': eggs3
Mammoth bronze turkey 'loc per egg. [special offer l“ "‘9 “‘1" today
If Interested in exhibition stock send RdV-
postal for mating and price list to
l
the Royal Grocery Com any this week. ..
l h p Year. and no one wants to see :1 ocean.
tion of 'DAricn's baseball honors this
roar. A few or‘ the serious ones are
beginning to cast tllelr eyes on base-
Tristram & Hyatt are offering on bail subjects and ”10 cooperation of
ideal floor corering fol hails. kitchens, all is exported. While some of um
he udv. will tell you more about good players 0f 13M season ‘5 team will
probably not be able to play this y,ear
N... there is some good material around
The hast India Tea Company has a town. which should he picked up, be
-» lore secured for elsewhere :1 suffici-
. ent number of last seasons veterans
(‘llll be secured to glue. a firm nuclus
Shape sale at \lintz’fls See prices in for a strong. last team
Eight different colors of Easter egg
See Stillson-Poweli edv. .
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r it.
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Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wm. H. Guthrie
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
TELEPHONE . . . 1465-2
Rocks 50c.
D..37
FOR SALE—EGG Si ‘TTINGS. lBUh‘Fi
Onpingtons, $1, and Barred Plyinoutll'
From all prize stock.
Mrs. M M Prescott. lirooltslde R. F1
r1123 7t been taken up in various cities .liuck
lflllhllll Alli" TREE llEFAIlTMENT 8T0llE8
HAVE SAFES lllFLEll
WILL BE FLAME!)
BOSTON, April
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Following the custom
I which has
0.——Several thou
MiscaLfAuaous.
lingham Post, G A. R. of Norwaik,
who entered the de artment store ‘or
will on next Thursday plant a “Grand p
Timothy Smith 8: Company, in Rox-
mnwamias.
Bmi U do ”0%
n rv
Remington a." all:
mum
Army Tree.‘ ’ It will be making his-
toric the local post by having some
landmark. The act of planting the
tires which will be a white oak dug
up from somewhere in Norwalk. will
take place at 3 o'clock and the tree
will be planted on the north side 01‘
the Library.‘ There has been secured
by the committee in charge. 01 thch
George Raymond is chairman. portion
bury. last night. bound and gagged two
watchmen, and blew open the sale.
The burglary was not discovered until
early today. when one of the watch.
men. Jenis Mellerup, managed to free
himself and give the alarm. When
the police arrived the burglars had‘
disappeared.
According to the story told by the
~other watchman. Larz Moi-tendon. he
of the collectlop of soil of Simon
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M8 80" AT HOME”
Ill Filllll WISHES
The extraordinary ability of Samuel
Abrahamson, "Mayor" of Springwood,
gee played prominent parts in the
sketch to be tried without
ence last week. it, was the Roodnor vs
Walsh, of the Common Pens court
tion. .
Abralihmson was called in to-trans-
Hebrew The next witness was 9. Han
efficient in this case.
claimed that some conversation held
enabled a case in which four langua’
interfere
Berkow-Itz casein which J udgc John J.
denied the defendant's motior tor a
dissolution of the temporary injunc-
late the eonVersntlon which would. be
conductcdulyzpne of the witnesses in -
garish and the interpreter was equally
Then it was
between Bunngarten and one of the de-
epened aside door late in the evening
help you and other
Chiropractors
vinced that I am using the BES
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
7 to 8 p.rn
207 Atlantic Sh, Stamford, g
m. to 5 plm.
Spinal Analysis Free.
a other methods have railed to
hurt you. call on me and be con-
E. BARTHOL, D. C
63 Meadow St, South Norwallr,
Close, rl well known Grand Army men
and a veteran engineer of the New
Haven road. ‘ This soil is made up of
earth taken from all the historic spots
of the world and includes; specimens
from every state 01’ this (ouiltry and
ererv outlying possession. The soil
in response to aknock. A mini hit
him over’the head within revolver and
knocked hinr senseless. ”When he
recovered consciolishess he found that
he was handcuffed, gagged and tied to
ll post. He saw the man admit two
companions
,is taken also from the important bat Mellerup arrived an hour m... u,
T “05! 0f the 0W” War 3'10 makes a relieve Mortensen; The three men
unique and valuable “MOW“ seized Ihlm. pushed a gag. into his
William A. Kellogg, a member 01'
the post. has secured sonic soil from
I'l‘ryon‘s Hill. This spot its historic in
'l that General Tryon oi the British
.Army camped there, after burning
1N0 r‘walk. This soil will be used in
,connection with the other ..
The ceremony of planting the tree
will be announced tomorrow, and it
its expected that: calibrator will . be
Isecllred tor the occasion. Ir trom a
mouth and'bourld him to another post.
4 Then the burglars went upstairs to
the oilice and the wptcll’glan said they
heard tour explosions. he watchmen
struggled forseveral hours before it e1
lorup succeeded“ in escapiuc. from his
bonds andAreelnp Morteueeu
ati
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ANOTHERyMABS MEETING.
Chariman'i William H. SnlilillpOI the
board oi comaylssipnels oi the Third
culture is omits.
SAW COUNT KAROLYI. ,
will:
reudants Berkowiw. was In German .Norwallr Fire Department. is in New
About 100 Hungarian residents or EVE“ this did not mime 15mm.” and Your city teddy purchasing lanterns
‘ douth Norwalk gathered at the month When the William" W33 “WWW“ t0 and general equipment for the new Campanile
lizarwalk railroad station, yesterday at: German he W85 all“ it“ “"3 front
.1, ration. Int 2 o'clock, and saw Count pounding away all held”. .
inaly Karolyi. who stopped a couple
-~ 1
Ohio! George W. Bogardue. oi the be held. v;
Imotbr truck. In his absence, since the and longed
First Assistant Chief Samuel W. Mc‘ tiest
Thus did he handle Hebrew, Huns- Galvan is ill, exv’tihiel Albert Ill. Willi oIn
outta here on his way to Bridge Minn. German and English equally cheater. sullen taupe
when been inalilns mar-mew proficienuy. He held one irl' reserve. Norwuk'il disclaim
' ‘ .-blm in in
year of the dateIoi planting, the tree
is nourishing, a Iormai dedication will April .1501, two
strict meeting.
wadnesday eyenlull.
. days precedidl; the
i
“mealtimnfi, .
eVeni‘rrg. to tell at mill} .,
was who
learner" or him)
sand dollars was secured by three men '
district. stated; this morning that on 1‘
V. there will b soothe mass meeting oi: .
new
GARDEII GENTESTRNTS
um Illustrati-
GWEN lNSTiWGTIONSg:
l Hoyt's Theatre. v1.
The children who lra‘t'e entered the“ T9“ talented sons and daughters (i.
garden contest of the Women‘s Civic Ilcnnic SW‘lm-“l will appear in "
League of Norwalk met in the audt musical and Ilitlle‘ ensemble at H0
Saturday at 3 Theatre for the first three'daygo
. . , this week. The act in which theyf
OCIOCk' and were addressed by A, ‘I poor is. Harry builder‘s Lads andrILa
Brundage, of Sierra J‘JIriculturai LO," sit-s, an crceptionnl presentation l:
loge. as to the best way to start their
d T h d d and thirtv four which lemons S:ctcll dance and son
.4. r re . . .
gar .6“ “0 un . stars are in appear. This in one 0
entries have been made. The seven-
, , the best musical acts advertised
teen prizes are altered to the scuool- ”(I)“ this Qn-‘L'nn ‘
children or lhg schools I01 . Ef‘rrst I‘nIrIt- Another high class act that is born)
inn Ihstrcht an \Itrt. llulllit: .rg;n Si: ; to prove entertaining is $30311“le
School lli( ude . orth (Zen er .. .’ .. e shit "in Niagara," which will be pf
River. 53. Center 7, St. Marys 8b. ‘ ‘ * -
d . i’ m sented by those noted stars-fiv'ulusl
The ages of the chil ren run mm c comedy. mles occurring and ' A .
to fifteen. No limit as to age was set ‘-
\Volcott. This pair has appeared
but the age of the child ib. “lire ”’3’“ Hoyt‘s on previous olcasionu'and be,
into consideration in anal or. to always proved entertaining. Th‘
money.
are better than ever this year. ‘
Tile names were sent ill through Montr‘ose & Sydell, exiispllmlpl'a
each school to the chairman of the N3 who combine laughable 0!!le .
committee, Miss Pinneo. by April first. with or rel exploits are to appear
A card catalog of these names with an act that is cell soul-zen of. "-Wll
the age and address of each contest & .Ie . ir.igs llattv- r and 8.0“: and
ant has been made. To the children lane, are to entertain as the faint
entering a card of admission for the “I ”II but. As the contil
talk on Saturday urns issued. and no toroihc management M . _.
one without a ticket was allowed to (intro Doyle, in whomv is Me an
come. This was made necessary by TIM.“ beauty, sunshine or; ~
the large number of contestants. and . I
by the important consideration that. "‘"T .
only those wishing practical. instruc- MUG": H3“-
tion should take the time of an ex- At Music Hall .Tuesduy..hiary P
pert. Tire committee and two or three ford will be seen in a. delightinl acorn
interested helpers took-the tickets at cdy'drema of society. opal-lee lo
the door and seated the children, Two the great out doors. Wear of
of the memberaoi’ the East Norwaik shallowness and urttfluiliiiti’of
Improvement Association were invit lil‘e. .Iaclr Damion decides
ed as they are anxioms to know lust a hunting trip as iardrorptcf ..
how the work is begun. So the only .03 possible. (us did-not k'nc‘ .
grown people in the audience were came to about so low, but til"
Miss .AFeIrryI, Miss Cornelia Raymond. moment he heard a scream.
Mrs. G. W. White, Miss ‘M. S. Wilson. told him he had hurt a bolus
Mis‘aPlnneo, Mrs. McNettoln Miss
«Florence 'Beers Mrs. George Thump.
contend Mrs. Dewitt." The speaker.
could thus speak to. the children as
children and mighty well be under-
stands his business.. So stimulating .
was he that before he had finished
onegoi theCommittee uttered a. Iiur
ther prize 0; two dollars to the child
who in the fall wrote tho-beat account
of the summer's experience in garden
work and this was so inspiring that
Mix llrlludagehlmscli oitoreda prize.
of a one dollar bill which ire took out
or his pocket. and alter showing to
I-the children deposited with the with her back. Her lather
mlttee. This prize is [or the contest boat seminary, but he
lunt who sells the largest amount niLnnrihpr-ovcd a course, of
“gardendruck” tlnjougll his own unaid- and rescued a school in
ed effort. . As there were .17 prizes 01- 'lho latter tookI an intern
toriurn of the Library.
total number nineteen'with an Honor she made great progress
‘Roil. It a picture of the children fill‘ band tell in love wit her
ing the auditorium, their edger and .
feces lighted by'the resolve. William .
' itwould witches unannounced
'erta y prove the beat "Eltiriblt" the derwent an Operatic
I Library ncflcctoscope has eVer shown...
In... chairman I thecommittee;
- a “muesli
Mrs. plan to the
Norwalk Chronicler