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- Edwin 3. Harris.
Ladder 8’ I ROOfing Beaver f Edwin Benedict Morris, an old and t ‘2
Nails, Paper. Board '3 it‘ll. szrsi‘iiiii‘iiidmiil i"
‘home in Mountainville, Danbury. He 1-3:
Hill! Elli. ”I?!"
u cl that is
.r‘spccially good and
1..eiiable, pleases and:
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
, _ _ ‘ .. A was in the sovent seventh ear of his :3:
‘flfiults mvaflably - ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, Ladders. Rooting Paper or . "e and hisdeatny was dueyto iatlrmi- . .. i. .
3' n comfort and great . Beaver Board. advice on building or just a friendly chat. Came in the .. “as resulting from his “mm : I. ‘ ' I. .
‘ 1» ‘ , _ ‘_ next time you’re over our way. it you consult us, we'll see that you ‘: years. He had been in tailing health ' ‘ . "
“"xxm atisfaction. get the right kind of any thing you want aid at the right price, too. . gave“! months. I . ou W1 I I ‘ N a I ‘
Mr. Harris was a native of 'Norwalk, - " 'l :
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. where he was barman September 13, I i:
1837. and went to Danbury when ten ,1.
filament, Bricks and years old. He was apprenticed in his . _,
boyhood to the late Giles M. Hoyt to . '~
-‘_ Q the" 59Ch mammals . learn the trade ot a hat finisher and I I:
‘1': here too; also ' for many years worked at that trade. j ’
i ' b He was ' ‘ . '
. i me “I! Sewer Pip president of the Hat Finishers
The Norwalk Furniture House WW“ l” “‘ ‘°°“ ‘
prominent part in trade min. Ho
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Parasol
FOR NEXT SATURDAY
and we have a line that cannot ‘2:
be equalled for novelty oi shape ,:
and classyr color combinations 1;;
:owned a line farm in Mounteinvflle. 7 .
~' where he lived many years, and after ~ -
arcful a ti " ' . . . .
a tten on to some auggestlons for Summer E:thtngftrorn llattlngr devoted him- 3.:
a Idem; this means Rattan Chairs Rattan Tables Porch Seitees ‘me is 51:12:81 53:33; 3: ,1“. (ring; "2 j ‘-
h ' Couch Hammocks Hammock Chairs Ice Cream Freezers ‘ . . . _ I.
.BC to our Refrigerators Oil Stoves . Kitchen Cabinets 'Danbury for hall a century and tilled I. . . we have .USt re' "
. various oilices in the town govern-
. PIUOHS, and WC Rattan Divans Porch Rockers \ Dawn Benches Ement in i882 h was elected iir t se- 1‘ I I C a Ines . d ..
‘” ‘lWfl BVOid fiction' Wloven Hammocks Lawn Swings Express Wagons :lectm’an lie sefved on the boaid ot‘ ' ‘ . celve a new : ..
~:' 0 .. y? ‘ . ’ lee Chests Gas Stoves Baby Carriages relief for a long period and was also. 1. ' StOCk Of this jllSth popular fabric, in all Of the Z:
.0 misrepresmitation. A personal investigation will convince y0u that our brices in grand juror. ' ' '
are the lowest in town. Mr. Harris enjoyed the confidence .. '
i
_ , . land esteem of the entire community in " '
. ‘_ {1 — 1whatever position be occupied and his
‘ 9 ' glong his was a busy and useful one. i : _ .
BUY Men S ,Sults $10 TAILO-RCN' MADElflls principal fraternal and social rela-i nm...--....s....- ___$ ---..___-.--.---.,. ...._..,-_.,_ ., ____ _> A“ “aw“... -4-.. ‘ __
, - . :tions were with the Masonic frater- .
" JACOB nus DEAD.
we do not mean Men-s Ten Dollar READY _ MADE 3:13.881: Exams '3. “tutti; 0:113:32: “DUES! ”I 6"880" . ___ 1.00" In W‘LL STflEET ,
Hazelton Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that Tailormlade Clothes are built for. also a member of Eureka Chapter. R. ‘GB'BENT GOHT'NUEB Passed Away at Hi. summer Heme at WALL STREET— Mercantile lia-
WE are selling for $10.00. They range Barre, Mass, Today.
Your custom invited.
latest shades. priced at $1 and $1.50 the yard.
zmfi+fi§€éflWéfialégégmwa‘figo;u;fiayI‘I‘I.E'I.)I.;I::'.&I.”I'I I. I.I:I;I:I: l.l.l'l.lgl II I I’II l
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When we say. “Men's Suits, 810.00,
. l’Oll- .A. M.. and of C usader Comamnder , ‘ . .. . . ' . .- 2
in VA]..le from $12.00 to $15.00, butI Ready-Manes are put together ll'Ol‘Knlshts Templar-rs 3' (continued trom first pass) BARRE, Mus" May 26_~JM® A. rine issues”. aided by yesterday‘s ia-
'. ‘ ‘ I in price they are “131000. the average people. _ ' . 'Riis. author and social worker, died \orable decision of the Lnited slates
L . oa . “oat of us have a co iai di tl ctf He is survived by one son. H. Frank present at the hearing, and were "Plat his summer home here today i Supreme cm” i“ the matter 0'. ”‘9
GOTTLIEBSS liniriduaiity or our 0“?“ "ends the lirtr:is.Hiiiidl by one daughter. Miss An-‘terested in the testimony given by the 1” a lingering illness " a - Titanic disaster, were features or
- _ ' clothes ought to be in keeping with “a " arr s. ' iwitnesses, - .. suength in today's curly stock mar-
r ‘ ”r $7&$10Cl0‘hing3t0re 11- Let the next be Tailor-Made. : The tuneful will beheld It the “111- The first witness called by Coronor.h1gaggkArnglféigtisori‘irngng);”0:62;. let The 4 1-2 per cent bonds rise
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. ThEB HerShreldslsonco I N STREET A L BRIA "y dhontieftleiil' :wuit‘ltroutle’clti'ltt ‘22:: Phelgn was (Ian Anderson, of “willie in New York “the most useful 31’0“"5 and ”I" prel‘l-rred 51“”95 “a”
. . l NOBTH MM ' o 0 ‘lies ay n on. ' SM“ 8‘9"“. Brooklyn. -\~ 3-: Wherelcitizen." of the metropolis, according as much, with a fractional gain oi the
I under Commundery will attend the 69" he has resided for the past three vears :
TEL. 294. 122 WATER IT. . — . __..._ 82 no. mam s'r. TEL. m: vice. interment will be in the family He was the a..." employed to ink-ewiilo a "”“lle 0"“ mild ‘0 “‘m b"
.l‘l-Ul in WOOMGT cemetery. .Kflie the cause of the collapse. “elTheodore Roosevelt, MS intimate
common. In the active list no thaniet’s
of importance were recorded, slight.
gains illld losses being impartially (lis-
. . , . lfriend.
,siartcd “0m builli‘dfly morning at 10‘ tributed. Among. illt' specialties (len-
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Fl w i Richard H. Farrell. o’dock He was sent to examine tilei As an almost penntlcss immigrant 4
S I. . ' ' . , , . (l'iii Motors was up a point, while
an S‘. Richard H. barrel] died at the 801- sheathing both on the. inside and me'lie obtained kllOVikdge of u" shims Studebaker Pitt. and Texas (‘omlrany
We will fill boxes and vases with diers' Home in Noroton last Friday outside of the 0'0""de and to remove.“ first hand and found conditions were down 1 l~" and l l'tSDPCiil'tiy.
Janey blooming flowers. at the age or 76 years. lie was a loose “ml," and iron. The first tMngfihrre so reilcllant that he mum-relied _
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member of Lomuuni i. All L- V. ’L the diver did was to walk around the "is “1”" me ‘° “‘"m" “*=“""“ WA] L “Rpm N....,,l-.,.r,pps
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. ~ . .~ ,‘ ‘ ove i‘ein- . . . , '\\'retchedness.
.4 . 'lA.(“Cu‘neo, Flor‘st interment “it: ill boring (Jr ‘ioii'erdani and ilel of awry seam to| Riis was the thirteenth fl ild f a hardened slightly as the morning <vs-
- etery. iasccrtain it there was an opening onl I ' o sion wunvd largely as a result of the
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.I ._.___ . . Liiii teacl l lib a d l) -
i ‘Ule bottom. The dlier explained that n I" n l a. .lutlin ' en,more favorable ('I‘Up news tronl the
o " n n. ‘ . . . . , . . . mark. lie was born in 1849. Protest-
VsrnI Vi la Amu due he did it’s work entirely by sense of northwest. but trading was of alien
.-- ' I Amundson a ed two , . . . ., _ ‘ing at. the literttr career which his
Verna \ ioa ' 8 MM" a” the “at" “"3 10° "‘“ddv‘ 1° y small volume as to render the net re~
.‘ 1 fit er mm c t on or ll 11'! rows be The 0 ellPll n 6
I“ . ‘ learn. the dunghtenoi Mr, and Mrs. see distinctly. Ihe coronor questioned th u t f I ' sult gligi l . m V I ' t i 1“
301a! Amundsen. died. Sunday morning . 'Riis decided to work with His hands
' at the faint! home" #8 Hitch street the 3? er .“ the 8mm ‘0' find out “land became a carpenter's apprentice. speculative made” “'93 espec‘any
. Danbury Men Want 30 Cents An Hour y ’ ' anyt ng .uas found outside “‘9 C036" ' limited, U. S. Steel, Amalgamated (‘op-
and Changes In Working Conditions. .153“ Norwalk. Fungal services were dam that had been ""5“" 3‘ the time The ":01?“ h: had Ch?“ did it,“ per. Reading and Union Pacific mak-
DANBURY, MI! N.“——«By an almost”mm yesterday alter 0°“ “1 3 oclock-|0! the accident. All that he f9llnd prevail in. I oweVer, mm a] us ing dilly nominal fractional changes.
Burial was m “1%",in Cemetery. were two rails, one bis 8:: 8 timber, “An love- wlth Elisabeth Nielson, daugh- lncrehsed strength was shown by Mer-
Bei’orc laying in your Winter Supply
of Coal get our prices. Our cash
prices are the lowest in town. Try a
- bushel aild‘you will buy a ton.
. i ‘ William Efiron
ls ROWAN sr., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
., . JUNK DEALER
{You only need write a portal or ..
phone to Wm. Enron and you, will 1
let a ready market for things Which .
it‘ll: don't want. such as rags, papers, -
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as new 'As ..
the last 'bit dream that. emer- :l
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8“ tromtthe ticker “e'm°‘ II unanimous -vote the 75‘ employee of
. bottles, rubbers, sci’apdron, metals. 2, vaqg'raujg . ‘ . ha ;
feather beds a specialty. We are .. we on er. We carry a large ,_ [the Danbnry and «Esther Street Rail-‘3."- F' E' lf’memml “clims- ‘ steel‘bucket. a shovel and I maul":l:ilti:: (11:? ‘gztflscllllsurefliiidhhr: cantlle Marine and General Motors ex-
rvaitlng for your call. Wm.’Edron, 3 f. "flay or the very tin t‘ or II -Way Company have voted to strike it . ,, They had all .beenwilropped from thei d h kit 21 ‘ Id 11 v, tended its gain to orer 3 points, willie .
. “in“ St. Tel. “1. , . .. . .. the company refuselr their demands' Funeral’ot James A. Final . barge that was alongside. The diver.“ u en s was years 0 , a - the Rumely issues took their place
seasonalble vegetables. ‘ of 30 cents an hour pay and certain‘ Tim funeral of James A. Flags Wllllsaid that he had run his hand over ev~i ing learned his trade. he embarked
a 1- . ‘ . , with the heavy specialties, which in-
IF YOU WISH thfislfzzddllfitie? ““3“ ”“19 “changes in their working conditional?" held privately Thursday afternoon ery seam on all sides of the coflerdamm'mr MW York with only "0 in his cluded Wisconsin Central, with a
‘to‘ furnish your summer cottage dor -
The result of the vote has been sentgl“ 2130 0'01603. "out the family llome‘as far as he could reach, but said that pocket. Her 3‘9"“ half the a“: £0": loss of 1 1-2. Bonds were irregular.
. .. ~' 0 .. to the national executive committeel lll Spring street. Re“ R- 0- Hartley . he could ilnd no opening. The bottom . he??? navy ‘0 "01 33 30°“ 33 e ’3“ '. '
_‘ little“ pioney 'or any season articles , Gh ott & ‘ : _, ,
that“ you . need tor temporary use. ~- 1 , 0 , 00. --
of the trolley employes’. organiuitiontwm omciate. 'ed “to tight ludians and desperadoes."
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uround the coils sed coflerdam was. I
P Riis led a varied career during the. DISCIPUNE OF OUR NAVY.
65- _ .- , . -- and their sanction is all that stands ““7“ 5°". and, '3 the diver and MB “'3‘ ht! ‘
”glean“: imilsjnzhfavfgziagtfigix I MUSIC Ha“ Block '2 between present conditions and a 4‘ “"9"“ 0" 409‘!“ A- 7°"- .Welghed 400 pounds, he sunk ingtlielf°u°wm8 5" 3'8““ H9 ”‘1‘” “new: Better evidence of the discipline or
. New and Secondhand Furniture. -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- -:-:-:-:.: ‘-:.:.:-:-:-:-' -. strike. P. J. O'Brien.a national oillcer.. The remains of 36h“ A‘ “’83- “'h°'solt mud to the extent of fifteen inch~'huts in 5' Pennsylvania construction - .
Stoves and all Housetumlshlng Goods has been here trying to arbitrate “lit died Sunday in Rowayton, will be sent. es. in the center of the coffer dam it ! camp, mined “0.9" made bricks, drove the navy Admiral Hetcher could not
t positively the very lowest prices. ' ' . " » diiterences with the company and is.to South Weymouth Massachusetts. was deeper titan at the two sides, but;a team “d peddled flat "”5 and offer than his letter to Secretary Dan-
’M. GUTKOWSKY, fully conversant of conditions. it On the 12:30 train tonight. and tuneral'm was explained that this was caused l “0““ M 27 he spent his last cent 1915 ‘0 “'9 effect that during the “m9
l. . .87 N. Main Street - .~ T. would’not'be surprising if a‘strike is;servlces will be held there tomorrow's); the listing oldie sheathing. in "will” New Y0“. “Ping ‘0 el" days his force was ashore at Vera .
_ _ summer lme ordered. . I —— As {or as m could judge the out: list through the French: consul in the Cruz, not a single man got intoxicat-
Qfl. . CongOrnltlonIl Church.
. F t t r oodwin. - - ==French arm a slant German for the
We Bay Second-hand Furniture. The men, among other things ob unml of Mn. Vic o G saide of the cotterdam “as not out or y 8 3’ ed or was guilty of disorderly conduct,
iect- to operating payas-you-enter The funeral of Mrs. Victor Goodwin i poaition at‘the bottom. 0n the inside Franco-angian war, but his services _
cars. to be run without conductors on will be held tomorrow afternoon at of the magma“, the witness said hot Wei-e refused. and Rils was forced to He has just cause l0r showbiz pride
‘the local lines. It is'said that in 2:30 o‘clock. irom the parlors oi Uri-{could not ~find the lower {fame be-l accept a beginner‘s place as a report-fill! the nlen under his Commend. .
lease of a strike the trolley men will,tertaker David W. Raymond. Mrsjoauao the timbers were sticking up in i or for a New York news bureau. 'NO one ever doubted that under Illa
operate electric bus lines ovbr thelGoodwln died in Westiield. Masss- all directions. There was no doubt M- the very first he made his most the sailors and marines would conduct
is miles or trolley line in this éity chusetts, Sunday, Burial will be in that when the diver went down in rheiconspicuous success in the study oi themselves Hfillafltly and do all "lat
and vicinity. IRiverside Cemetery. The pail bean; inside otthe cofferdain the frame hadico‘ndmong on the East Side of New the circumstances required. But sell-
. ers will be Stephen Goodwin, J. Mnbeeii broken and had been thrown out.l York. _ restraint in time of excitement is
UNITARMN‘ CONVENTION. .Goodwin, Gordon Byxbee and Charlespi position by work lathe cotter-dam With only $75 capital and notes for quite 8 different thing from. bravery.
. BOSTON..,.ME.V 26.7.89uussts a-‘Btowe. ~ . ‘ betaretlle diver fiengfiow‘nglt'waé‘ad.‘ 3575, he succeeded in buying the South if any members or the landing forced
mounting to $153,000 durini‘tlie' past’ ‘ 7-:— _. mitten that such wasvthe case. by all‘ Brooklyn News, which was on. the had forgotten their duty or sought an
. 4 ' ‘ iyear were announced in the annual re- Funeral of Joseph leovlch. ‘ iadwmé the tacts..'a1i of the tramei Verge of bankruptcy and made such opportunity to do so, they would have
" 0 You Nee Wt of Plenty M. William. “new“. The funeral of Joseph leovich was workln the mandamus: broken. their success with the property that be found plenty of liquor within easy
,‘ 5A N‘Ew ngg "have“... “9 smoothed startle sellihaautislmecb. held this morning ‘aiszso o'clock lromienaine‘er and all agreeing this to lieirw'as able to sell it at a considerable reach ln Vera CM- .
, ' » , .- - T _, 1115.01,.th Amerieenpllnitarlan Align-'hls-hotme, North Taylor avenue, and at so. The diver found thesuria’ce atlproilt a dew years later. die returned where prohibition is maintained tor
’W‘?‘ ha" “ m“ “n?“ ‘flgm‘i’flm*;'c‘liitiont ”Donations" amounted to 3‘60;~"9 o‘clock from at... Mary’s cuuwh.‘the bottom or the dam to' be very sott.‘ to Denmark and married the glrl’who the protection of sailors and natives.
.. ‘ “ ._ ‘ L '018 and the'income‘from-invalidienta.;‘where a requiem mass was sung byllt was made apparent that there \Vel'e‘liad refused “him when he was a car- and the average Mexican grogshop: is
M.» P D U N N E i01355.000r Among the 'OXDelldltlll'efiffiev. J. J.‘"McGuinniss.. Miss Helenaleq holes :in the cotterdam an'd there‘.pentei-'5 apmnticgn Tm; first wife a poison-hole. ' ' .
.. a 1209 EAST WASHINGTON §TREET2“ the most noteworthy were for the‘erec«‘v,..Mliioi-direndered the solos. 0 Pieiwéil no blwout from the outside as'died in 1905- and two . yeras .later _T0 the “H.103“ DOPlllath," 01' “l0 ,
303-1..“qu Main St. ' " ' ‘ :3 ‘ 'i tier: of éhumlleh at DittonLOhlo. andg‘Jesusnd Facerto Face. Asthe when been’huss‘ested- 1 - inns-married Min-y Phillip. ot-St.Louis, cltvsthe occupation by-the Americans
‘. ““ - i ' “ ’I‘ ~ 7 V ‘ . ‘ H L . ' - ’I ‘ . Winnipeg. Mali! M - : mains were leaving. the church she]. 3101‘“ .F' MQMEhon'..°g.m9 computes,“ ' . ' has been a .vpluable 1.6“”."1 many
“QUE-HER YOUR ”“57 ‘The, t?““h9"“w“' mm! a “'3.“ Thevnamer-“Unit‘tirlfiiifwas charac-‘mg, LMKindb Light. interment asked a few questions is to oondi- -’ éuby,.,hS_-.-lpm going to start a ways. it has proved to‘them that sim-
N ‘SQNDAY PAPERS. course ‘9“ m.” tore-and some P f’ its terined is ‘l‘idéillmgi'951‘29l990l‘“was“ in St- MIKE'S Cemetery. The tirons.‘ I , I , I t ;. ‘ ' “garden or my own: In a few months Pie “Wand order, as enforced by Ad‘
' ‘ .‘ . {leading "€11“: , ‘i " ‘the secretary, Revil’iiétvls G. Wilsofizélpaum,“ weredohn Rooney. Michael The next witness to be‘caiied was” ‘won't ‘be kicking about your mlral Fletcher and General Funston.
SNOW; 35m??3" She} asked, :‘which 'lltwe are to third “vintage 0'! thei‘Dugy .3. p'amovfch‘gnd Henry Zap-gas. .Gity Masters._ 'Hls testimony will bet-prices." . . .._._ ‘ . ,, .. means security of life and property
c -- . ‘ "would 'ratfiaflcwziizgyawp'flthQrWOfldefifimflminow await” . '. * --—-~~--, listen ill The Sentinel tomorrow. I . Grocan-No, sir, . you won't. and'bllslness prosperity. in splteggoi'
’ tWNd‘TIcE, r; " Rudyard Kipling?” ' ‘1 ‘ “ ‘ , " “ i ‘ ‘ . _ ‘ You'll be wondering .now in “1.6 their natural prejudices as Mexicans;
. . , .. .. V Film is rt said. “we should" Funeralotmsa Slur-sonnets}: . . ( _
“Kipling,” :anlvra‘ed". “9.1“," with: .. R9 ' a ' it has revealed the'Ai‘nericans to them ..
‘ .lns new light. After the fighting was
W dlll‘llifléildkllll‘ser ill‘ 815119“? ..Tbe finial-iii 013.141“. yanonuLoiilse ”LEAVE FOR 5. -O. EMPLOYES. world ;I can afford to. sell vegetables
Willy? ‘ it .é'“ rnatlvd,1an§ all a more/Demos .wsa Jarg’ely, attended'yester- . An brderiisgfied by Aétlnglrl’ostmasifio cheap.'.,‘——Boston"l‘_i-snserlptl ‘ ‘ _ '. l _ ed m. . h‘ .
‘ Ms holdno‘attltudqiday..‘atternoon.\tromher late Mammal. tarfighaml;_paniel CKVJBODQF’ allows \ “ , g f _ c... "v _ :glfgdatltldeng:ele:esrilat:::mg’ “0:3; "hex:
be 0V. Willlflm H- \ ‘ ‘ “How can goo 'tell._when‘a‘ woman. ,. , . . ‘ ., ,' ,
R". V the WM “plans“ ‘8” members ' y ' enemy bent on violence and plunder,
but with a military administration CE!
Wehalipmnmstg “l‘lfiSO‘lllr' N01", liti'tlllTe-ind-itedssuaii. .3??st Veterans.is only'slrouplns?". "When they in-
05715“ ai it.” E. Church, of which the dev 'tofha'ye leave ot.,'_abs‘~nce‘,t_oaattepd‘ten‘d to buy) ,“WY‘ askto seeeoms- ‘ _ .. , ‘
the anndpr’ nationai‘eugamument owning cheaper. When they're shop- 3:3:9-:méesiiltthmawhfland “Tm:
‘ ‘ ‘ H ll 1 in the asklf onhaven’t, some- .9? es new“ - e recor 9
the body,, which is m belied at p g y y 'the navy during its brief stay ashore
and thegood conduct of thousands-oil ‘
.uonisville. Ky.-,.-'Augus_'t 31} lb..3§lltemr.thlll8 more responsive in‘ stock.".‘-_
individual members at Vera Uruzawill .
is nwmue TIME.
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» comes too hot. We make and
repair them. Phone us.
iconN BROS.
Tel, 489.‘ 7a NorthM-in St.
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It is not a port
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new haven full line ~ 0! both “’Cauiilei “any“; —. was?»
ands-rubblerjtoned'vacuum ’ .. ‘"‘
dareztullyu soared to re: . ‘
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, that 3. Leave“ will obogg’antedfito‘those "Louisville Courierdournal.
.jwho make. application m‘ “EL-“5“” . . ' I
W11 on ~ ' “some tolks.get what. they .want by be long murmured—Neva York
‘ 9"" M. V _ . ‘_ ., ' pretending not to want it. ‘“ >_ World. .‘ _
$3.1M taxiskidded from side , to x ..-—’——-—-L--—-——- l x.
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i_ with lucreasing speed, the” tbccu- Afloat of ua‘can.see a- sorrow twice "Wasn't there something about a
Mt V! M becoming dreadfully nerv~ as tar away‘as uploading. promise of love. honor and obey me
" . . . ‘ .. .. ‘" , “ ” a, . _ . do that marriage ceremonyl'hflasked '"
.M . 11 9151163311031” 0‘19” ». Miami-tulle lino respecter ot perv Mr. Meektom .. . :. z
" ‘ '“ . {SW sense-sand “neither is tel-tune. for the. ".‘iMy... goodness, Leonidas? ‘ Y9! 3
‘ a: a that.» ‘ ., f. _ . is this some at those politicianu‘~‘
‘ ‘ ~‘ ' ' - , turnover quit talking aboul'ppirtyg
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