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Delays are dangerous,
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.4 . (er-cor} Boulevard) ,~-;
__ Compo Inn
MONDAY, AUGUST 24. 1914
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Ill! CHE-SOUTH 1:011qu avsmnc cam-man
. .4 .‘
i—AGR TRIKE.
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”—-—To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIEDIAdvertisements on this page. Twenty- Five Words or‘iLess. 25c;
C Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. l'cent per Insertion.
Price.
.111 Black-
MARRIED. ' !
MARRIED — AT ST. PAUL'S
('hnrch. Norwalli. Ct, Saturday. AUE'
psi 2:, 1914, Alexander Stryker Timp-
son U. S. .\‘, of New York. to Millicent
May Jackson. of Norwalk;
WANTED
WANTED—FURNISHED APART
men! 01 tour or five rooms with all
improvements. For two months at
least. Address Rooms, care Sentinel.
021 3t
1‘
WANTED—3 ROOMS CENTRAL—
ly located. for light
Phone 224-3.
g
821 31
WANTED—SITUATION AT GE.\~.
eiai housework Ii) young liungarian‘
girl. l'nderstands English. Good
cook and laundress. 00 Taylor Ave.“
Booth Norwalk. 1121 3t
WANTED-TO BUY ALL RINDS
settle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
95.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tf
You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant.
.You hope to remain so,
That's natural. .
,Your spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
you need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdtJm.
{You want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthol, D. 0.
That’s important.
Offices 80. Norwallr and Stamford.
That's the right mace.
That's all. ~-
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St., South Norwi’lk.
7 to 8 p. in. ’ ” '. '
I07 Atlantic Sci; Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 pm,
Spinal Analysis Free,
W
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
yer, Indianapolis, Kansas City, bouts-
ville, Little Rock, Oklahoma City. St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
,THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
'Oeorqs F. Footc. General Agent.
—it’s a wise man who anticipates the
seasons.
In Hot Weather it's well to have a
Ooaled Cellar. ‘
oua COAL is oooocoau
MASON suepuss.
, . a HAROLD, cox
2 First gt. . East Norwslk.
Tnophonofms. ‘ _‘_
2. .
Derlon' House
' ” EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
166:: E 0’sulivm'
TELEPHONEOALL no.
.BOOTON POST BOAO.
‘ chard St
; 1361.
housekeeping. :
-\\'est St., 'or phone 13852.
Samantha
edlnstiag
TO LET
TO LET—FIVE noons \\'lTii 137-;
ln-‘lots.
provements. 9 Hamilton Ave.
quire l‘nited Grocery Co. 324 11'
To LET—FIRST'PLOORf'Z on.
All improvements Rent
‘320. Inquire Dr. Vt. J. Trace) or P. J.
Donahue
TTLTTL‘PTRST" 191.0011, 92
Meadow 51.. five rooms and two in
attic. improvements. Rent 814. in-
quire L‘. Smith, 22 Lowndes Ave. Tel.
1124 3t
To LET—HOUSE. CORNER WEST
and High St., opposite Trinity Church.
all improvements, eight rooms and
bath Also two furnished rooms suit-
able for light housekeeping at 2 High
street. 824 at
”To""‘taTLmusn56156.9:
rooms. large and airy, 11 Chestnut St.
024 St
TO LET-FURNISHED OR ‘ UN-
iurnlshed rooms. Centrally located.
Mrs. 11. Gannn, 41 Chestnut street.
3
T0 LET—5 BEAUTIFUL LARGE,
light rooms, Electric lights. bath, all
improvements. Second floor. 19 Hill.
side St.. 30. Norwalk. inquire 88
022 st
'ro RENE—196 EAST AVENUE.
lower floor. Five rooms and bath. all
improv.ements large yard. inquire on
premises or at 17 Edlie Ave, E. \'.
022 3t
a_
To LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
bedroom with use of kitchen for light
housekeeping. Five minutes‘ walk
from station. Terms $1.50 a week. A.
1‘... Cam Sentinel. 92:: 31
To- LET-45 nooks DOWNSTAIRS
all improvements. 197 Smrlllain St.
Inquire‘of Mrs. White on premises. or
'phone 224-3. . e21 3t
T0 REV—SEPT. 15, 9-ACRE
farm, 16.5669: house, barn, plenty
fruit. 1 1-9 miles from New Canaan—
Norwalk road. Buss four times daily
Choice neighborhood. H. B. Siauson.
South Norwaik. a21 at
T0 LET—TWO FAMILY HOUSE.
22 Magnolia Ave, Six rooms each, with
improvements. Chicken coop and
large lot. Reasonable. C. L. James
Conn, Ave. Tel. 10854. 921 (it ‘
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main. St.
- 129 ti
LOST-SILVER ours BUTTON,
moss agate 'stone. Reward lfor ,re-
turn to Sentinel oiiice. 024 3t
Busmsss noncns
NOTICE.
I have it at list. What? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating becanee they
save money.
HENRY A. HEOELEIN.
141 Wish. at. Phone MOS-“'12 or 878
W.
The New Science
oerimrio‘u or cuinosnncrtc.
011mm 19 the deiinitlon of the
the same. Disease is cane
edby,swrench._‘twlstorepreinin
the hack. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Late; 1119 in the dlflercnt Organs and
um .
Chiropractors remove the cense‘oi
disease and 00111,th 1s “storm
through harmonizing the nerve sys‘- ’
tomslnyoarzbody. mm. troubles
{Well ”.9131 ‘OMNQ i190 curre-
Matthew”. You wmoeverreé
mm sunshine Chiropractor a chance-
mmmmmm
T. Francis, D. C.
'94 “momma at; «Nam-19. 035...
Graduate tron ransa- 800ml. the
discoverer -\‘ ‘ » ‘ '
324 3! ‘
024 3ti
.dlsefeseandltneartor
’11:55.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—200 X 400 BUILDING
(almost 2 acres) in ‘ Norwalk.
mile to trolley, electric light and tele-
phone. mustiy clear laud, good road.
restricted. only $250 each. Thos, 1301-,
COD), I'ost Oflice Bldg. Norwalk.
924 tit
? FOR SALE—AT st'criox o.\
Tuesday, August 25th. I will sell my
livery business on the premises. 1::
-Cross street. Sale starts at 10
oc'lock. James H. Masher. 02:? 3t
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELb‘
ing, No. 7-1 West Ave.. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swnrtz 13 if
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders;
anaoncunumsrs. i
sound nonwALK. coma,
For Up-to-deto Service Call
FRED H. OANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embslmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
94 So. Main 31., 90. Nor-walk. . g
M l
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS-v-L. Cl
Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
makes, sold rented.
repaired Rentals
per month. Machines
sold :0 $5 per‘ month.
The. llenedict News
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn
N. Y.,
. Timetable .’ :
l
IN EFFECT JUNE 7.1914.
W l
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:37x, 414913. 5:3“, 51:42:.
6:09, 6:57x, 721311. '7246, 8:18x, 8259:,-
9:18x. 9:40. 10:33:, 10:51:, 11:51. "
- P. M.-—1:13x. 1:22x. 1:27, 3. 02:.
3:29, 424211, 5:13-11: 5:45, 13:02:, 6:47.
7:02x, 7:45:, 9242:, 10:18:. }
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:25x, 4:48“, 5134:, 6:421.
8:54, 10:33:. 11:30.
P. M.-——12:50x, 2:44x, 3:
5:45, 6:021,
8106:, 9.12:, 10:19:, ‘10: 35.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NO
2:, 4:421.
7:02x. 7:12, 7: lbs 7:571,
s
WALK.
A. M.—4:41x, 5:35, 6:45, ,8:03x.
8:51x, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50:.‘
11:03.
P. M.—12:03. 1:05. 2:04x, 2:57,‘
3:30x. 3:55, 4:15t, 4:29. 5:05x, 5:24,
5:28, 6:01x, 6:07, 8:101. 9:25, 9:401,
11:15:, 12:90:.
_ Sundays:
A. M.-—6:00, 19:93:. 11:00:. 10:02:,
10:50:.
P. M.-12:10, 1:92:. 3:39; ‘5:02:,
5:04, 11:01:, 7299:, 8:10x,9:001. 910:,
10:00:. 11:15:, 12:00:. "
sour‘n ncawam 70 new Haysu_
Hit—19:99:. 1:17r, 5:05,; 7:18.
9:101.- 10: 19,- 11: 11:, 11:57:; -*
P M.-—12:03, 1.20. 3:16;. 4: 29 5: 17,‘
6:1-ix. 5: 47, 7: 09:, 9. 24:, 19: 51:.
11:06. - ‘ ’ ’
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sundsye. . '
.M-12:23x 1213}, 7: 48- 9:133.
.10: 19, 11: 11!. ‘ , ~
P. M.—-11: 571, 2: 08:,~ 1:453, 6:10;.
6:48, 7199:. 8: 282, 9' 241-1., 10:981.
10: Six
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and -—::,120.313 8:97. 9:59;.
1?.u.:—1 25, 2: 23:, 4: 9.9, 5:90, 3:39.
7:29. . _.
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a M.——10:87.~'
0 99—4: 15. 7. 29.
DANIURY 1'0 sourn- NGIWIALK.
sin-«099 7:29. 9:;90 9:19.191»:
P. M.—4:21,949,980.
. 'd—u—lq-
Mdeye.
AM-T‘Sdil.“ 55
,with flowers. flags. palms. and
warrant
.missionary's talk will be about
,work in lndia, and will surely prove
iPercy Money in the men's
:home in New York city
a two weeks' stay at the Sound View.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY. .
' . with Dr. Dalia!
I
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer I
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re. l
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no cacop— 1
tion.
We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us i
and at the same time you will
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcOme contribu-
‘tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters,
:thcm to the office or telephone them to us.
be reading a new5paper
mail
. Bell Island
The .‘xlinstrei Show held at the
club house Saturday night was as
great a success as the one held two
years ago. At 15:30 when the curtain
went up standing room was the only
available space. The stage setting was
a scene in a cafe where the cabaret
has deserted and the proprietor calls
upon the guests for songs and jcsis.
The stage was handsomely decorated
the
club colors. Across the trout or the
stage were placed various flowers
which gave a very pretty appearance
to the setting. The guests walked in
and were shown tables by Thomas
1‘ anty the proprietor and his end men
waiters. \‘ernon Jarboe, Arthur Wal-
ters, .iohn McDade and Lorena lilac-
i.achlan and Winnie Money waitress-
es After the opening choru's and a
tambourine drill the guests sat down
and proceeded to enjoy themselves.
.Aiter many of the guests sang and
ijoked about various people on
Eisland.
,by the whole company after which the
:curtain dropped.
the
the closing chorus was sung
Those taking part
follow:
Proprietor*Thomas Cauty.
\i‘aiters—~\'ernon .iarboe, Arthur
,Walters, and John )it'liade.
\i‘aitresses—~Lorena
and Winnie; \ioney
~- Old Juan—flows Smith.
Guests—(G ladys llryan,
iiiaci.echlan
Florence
Blue. Charlotte Ferris. Helen Smith,’
lathei \ionay. lathe] Smith, Airs I.
\tpulell, \lrs. K I-‘yland, Charlotte
Motley, Mrs. L. \\ardeil,\1arion
Quinn Elsa Hertz. George and \\'il-
.liam Smith, Herbert and William
Thnmpsou. Louis Wardeil. Sidney
“intrlngham, Ilarry llaclntblap.
Thomas Sartor. James Smeaton. Ar-
thur. Hawtey,-,Kennetb Ey.land Han-
ford Foote, Haywood Smith Clinton
:Sturtei'aiin: Junior Quinn. and Harold
Clarke. Great credit must be shen
George Finkiestone who drilled the
young people In less than a. w'eeks
time.
lilies M, l.. Graebe. a missionary for
seven vcars in India. will speak this
evening from the veranda oi the Elim
Home. Belle island, at 8 o‘clock. The
her
to be both interesting and lnstructive.
Norten Leo and Stuart Whiteside
defeated Alexander Belimer and
yesterday.
Elsa Hertz whoJras been the guest
-of Ethel Money for a. few days. has
.retnrned to her home in Brooklyn. .\'.
'Y.
O
Vernon Jarboe will return to his
today after
.l.‘....-_'___
Harry Harrison alter spending two
weeks at the Sound View has return-
ed to his home in Brooklyn, N; Y
Mr and Mrs W.. Keyes and faintly
of Hastings. N. Y., are at the Sound
View for a few days. *
a“...
.3—
Arthur Walters will return to his "t 7: 3° °°1°°k “a", and all those and Josipb.‘ McMahon. ‘of washington:
home in New York city today after a
two weeks visit.
W -._ .i .
11:- and Mrs. Charles Money at 9
spending. a few days In Brooklyn. N.
Y. ‘:
George Kerwin was the guest- or
Wililain C Smith over the weekend.
ilbhh McDade' and family will re-
turn to their Brooklyn home today.
Mr. and Mrs Harry MacLa‘chlan
will spend today in .Dahbury. ,
, Harbor View Beach
Frank McLaren is spending a few
days in New Yb‘rk’ city on, business.
m
1.311199 Hammiil has returned to his
(New York city 901109.000:- a short stay
r r' r: Mani
‘ .. is“? 99101113309 'floc 101nm immdlate' “2‘7“! ' l—NM
4-“
doubles ,
'l
1 . ‘le
ll. amigos. will be debayred a, redev-
ture game for years. presented the pituv
tare" and received a lot of praise :or
his skiii’ni work. Moving pictures will:
be a feature once a week at this
sore.
._...-_..__-._._._fi ,
Roton Point ;
Roton Tide Table.
High tide today .......... 12.39 o'clock
High tide,tomorrow ..... 121.“. o';lutk
The “international Boat Races" are-
still holding an attraction for Rotons
patrons. This unique feature is the
outcome of the inventive genius oi;
Harry \‘an Dwingelo. the man Weapon-i
sible for the oil‘lciency of itoton‘ 9 me- E
Bathing was enjoyed by the “Ml-ii
‘ ' * hianageri
iiayiey is arranging to have music on;
chauical devices.
large crowd vesterday afternoon anl
the (aslno restaurant came in for “i
liberal share of patronage.
the Casino porch every Sunday ev-en
ing. This will surely prove popular.
Tonight the dancing pavilion will be
turned over to dancers from Bell is-
Inud and the Country Club. who blue
been in the habit of enjoying a jolly.
time at the park evcry Monday even-
ing. R. P. Wilcox will run several 0!
the popular "moonlight" dances this
_‘ evening. -
Last evening the American Band,“
under the leadership or Director lilly,
charmed a park full of interested peo-
ple, with some veryemeilcnt concert
music. That these concerts are pupa:
lar is shown by the enthusiasm nitii
which they are received by all those.
who like good music.
All kinds of You is promised for next
Sunday at a tng-of-war In skills and
skiff races A tug- of war on land is
interesting and exciting enough. but
you may yell Imagine the sport all'prd-
ed by a tug on the water. These events
will start sunday
o'clock and the finals will be at 5
o'clock.
The local life savers have distribut-
ed their handsome medals given
swim around the lighthouse some time'
. l
ago. The medals are very attractive. .3
and those who won them are justly
proud. The lucky contestants are pur-
tlcuiariy grateful to the life savers for
their generosity in this alialr.
One week from today the long-look
ed for wild west show will open at the
park. Interest in an affair of this kind
never lags, and an unusually busy and
prosperous time is looked for every
day next week. Although this is the
'circus season, Norwalk has been cir~
cusless this year, but Cariisle‘s thril-
ling week of Western daredevillshnessl
Is sure to make up for it.
Court Laurel Club;
On Fridae‘y evening Court Laurel
Club ,will have an auto ride to Gas
€00 ob Inn, where supper will be serv- 0
ed The bus will leave the club house
desiring to attend should let the com-
mittee know immediately ,. T'
At the Court Laurel Cinb,..tlier}1
were entertained last week Miss Kati}-
leen Jacques. of Brooklym Miss Ella
lMcGorern, oi \'.ew York; Mrs “ii
llam Leahy and Mrs, George Goering
and daughter Lillian. of New York.
'spent the weak- and here; Miss I. K.
Foley, of St. Louis; Messrs. Edw'ard
,, 11le his
SOLVENT NOTICE,
1 District of Norwalk. ss Probate
iCourt. August 20. A. D., 1914. "
Estate 51 Charles H Guides. late or
Norwslk ..ia said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D19-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the (1019 here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their Heiaims ~for settlement.
Thine who; ’glect to present their
' ” 51-1:- attested,‘ within
l
l
l
y. All persons indebted to said Es-
u"
. any 19. 011101111
- menus.
that l
l
l
l
l
1
re.‘.
afternoon at 2
for '5
all those contestants who finished the '
m
w e um: :. (5. ti. Gran trading sump. As: For 'ihem
EVERY 'PFICE A BARGAIN
We mould be unable to give you Hinze esieptitnai valhes if we had not
ctntracted in large ifiuidillllitfs bet-.re the his all and: in the mod pro-
duct line, nevertheless we are 4mg give cur (‘lhiuilltl‘b the benefit
of our foresight. JILST (.‘UMI’A ti: T}: ESE I'Ril'ES:
A. a PfsAKED BEANS
NI). 1 — N0 N0, 3
30 l 89 I 120
Beans have radiant ed 30 per (e 1.0.1:»: in day: 1111 our price
remains the same. 121: is: n e :Ig'; nil mine,
PACIF t. ) . 06.5.5:- - .
TOIU I‘ 8 aper . 3-4 Roll 1 ROLLS 25C
I F1 Qi'iiit'li RLD KIDNEY
911T 0 Cats Beans
Barrel
$6. 40 «80
VI. 5 week
3, 250
Will be higher soon.
8.01: SC
800
a; et. ai
\\ (nth at it‘in-l
21: More
Ctine’s Catsup
Hour a Bag - ._
hecritl's lime box-18: c | limp. Cranbnrics pkg. 5c
O‘Kb A. 54' P.
.T.lii~‘ .
20 ‘ 1‘ b 7'1..4I;.vmtv.oAP ‘ 25C
11 i '1‘ ll
10 Stamps tree with an oltlie Following
1 can Sultans Spice ......... 10: 2 pkgs Anti- Stick ....... each 9!:
1 box Fluffy Ruffles Starch. .10: 1 pkg Elastic Starch ....... 19¢ .
1 box Shaker Salt ...... :...10c ' 2 pkg: Elastic starch..each 5::
1 can Vance ............... 10c 1 bet Onion Salt ........... 15°
2 boxes AM? Steve Polish.
each 5c
1 pkg AfiP Ice Cream or Jelly
Powder ................. 10;
ink; None Such Mince Meat 10:: - 1 ‘3" "2 l" ‘1." (Kill; all”) 100
1 bet Kitchen Bouquet ...... 250 . 1 large battle Salad Oil...~.-.=:1do
~ , . .. ' .« N r-i‘
. >.. A " ‘ . 9" " ‘- C 4
Tel 909 .y; , it, ;.~ ~ Free
1 lb Parcwax .............. 10s
1 pkg Bcn Ami, cake or pow;
o‘er ..................... .‘90
.......,, .., a~-~-~:~~£Vu Lvs c-ul‘.
Reliance. gu ..éranteed years.
"acuum Cleaners ..... ; ......
hiectric Eons ...... $13. 50 to ,
tans for 9310.. 1:". , -_ 1'
Electric Wiring for on: $0
l‘oner. ‘_
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co,, .3
E'ectrlcai Engineers and
Contractors. ,
54 Water 5.1 South NarwaIk'.Ot. j
Phone 3423. ’ ~
REAL CAR HERE
1915 MODEL1915 **
,Cail on us or‘Teiep’iope Ajax Tires.
REDDY 81 AYERS
”60 Van Zandt Street. Distributors For Fairiie‘rl County,
-.‘12-25.
'WWVV"?
WESTPORT“
.-.s,s,s, -
Mr. and Mrs John Keane. Mr \and
Mrbfflug‘h Durkln. Mr. and Mrs
Wixted and ion, of Bethel; Mrs. .103-
eph Dolan, cf Danbury; Joseph Hogan,
of Bridgeport. M199 1 00015.01 New 3“” 3.;
York, were Sunday guests. \
SAUGA' I‘UCK
W
The creditors of the Clear Felt Hat
Company had a hearing this morning
before Referee John Banks in Bridge-
port this morning. The hearing 9’35 Beach Life Guard will be givena'
well represented, a further dividend pavilion at the beach on the av”
of tlye per cant.’ was declared. 7. 0.0:. Satin-d337,, September 5,, mm
dividend oi twenty five having been dance or the guard was vex-92,911 j
declared at a former, meeting All ml and from the funds obtained,
the recommendations and actions ta- corps have purchased new out: has:
1190 by Trustee Joseph J. Liniw'eiier grim: mum-laid that «in Win": purl. to,
were. ratified. and alarmed. by the good use. ~ .
(101197.19 is thought 'that an addition-
91 ~10 or .95- per cent might be forth-
earning as there is still some mathin-
cry to be hold and accounts collected
{VJ .
, The second dance of the Q,
W-
afternoon and the horse ran ewes,”
Many local: attorneys- were, - 54139.05: kickmg himseit tree. front; the.
‘danca.’ including Leo.- Dayle; Ji'di'ga traces or the wagon, John McClukey
Vii-111,119,179!”a Tallulah}; lfg 9.9360017 and James Pooie- receIVed- a
ald'l-du
191-de855"; who
the 9015910133901 01915131an ‘ '
l» le~0w
street and’held it there
,gtrl‘htcped, hrpke.p loose from”
1,. Mon and no up the street. Ca
V W".
(n)..-
1:". ‘ «A
«4011' Lanna, tailor. csdsht the horse
WW“ WW
si’n'dfieilt orVacu‘dn‘i WilesQConpons he had gone very far. The wagon was.
99ch be redeemed at 009th». greatly damaged. . .
I
flm".._—'m
, L
When the wheels of their when
caught in the trolley tracks yesterday -
0095.. totalitarianism oi shaking up. The wheels or the baton
ford,- JW‘ after .919th in .the trolley switch on Main
Thongs» ‘
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