Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thtspage. Twenty-Five Word 3 or Less, 25c
' Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneou
“Ads.”———To Let,
Business and
and
TO LET.
WANTED. l l FOR SALE.
SlTUATlON WANTED — YOUNG T0 LET—BARN AND (jAltAtiii,o3 FOR SALE—BARN!“ PLYMUl'T”
than, high school graduate, will take \l'intieid street. Tel, 1122—3. mi? 3611““: Rhode island Reds, .“l‘lld
an) kind of work. Speaks liungar- ' .. ,i.egiiorn eggs, 51c. each at house.I
inn, Address 5. Kish, 207 Elv Ave. T0 LET—3 ROOMS. A51) 05h 1N $1.00 doz, delivered; $1.50 via l’arcel?
‘ 11117 3t attic, 15' Orchard St Rent 59- Apply Post. Junius Brown, 25 Eimgrovo:
Norwaii; iuwstment Co., or Tel. 869. Ave, South NOI‘Wdlk, Conn.
WANTED—SITUATION BY ENG-
lish speaking girl, to do generall
housework in small family. 16 Cliff
street. 11117 at
WANTED—A HIGH SCHOOL OR
business college student to devote his
at'ternoons collecting for a large New
York Publishing House Liberal con-
tract and personal employment to‘
he applicant who can furnish unques-I
ionable references, Address Student.‘
care Sentinel, mi? it
WANTED—BY AN expaniaxcao
girl, a position at general houseworkl
Call 52 Maple street. mlG 3tl
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WANTED—arntnrvrrwo ACRES:
wants lady or gentleman with little,
capital to join in fruit, vegetable allili
peach culture. Best of land uearl
market. Address Farm, care Semi-j
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REBUiLT TYPEWRITERS— L. (l.I
Smith, Underwoodd
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Remington, all 0tInn-{Hot water heat, bath, electric lights}
makes, “01¢ rented'land all improvements. All ready l'orl
‘ 9:44? ‘3 repaired. Rentals. 33‘
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per month. Machines 1
sold at 3.5 per month. i
JAS. DONNELLY, 1
15 South Main Street. South Norwnlk.l
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George W. Collin in &Co.
UNDERTAKERS
95 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone 347-4. House 511—12
Lady AttendanLPicture Framing.
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, For Up-to-date Service Call
Fred 'H. Gsnung,
Funeral Director and Embaimet
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So, Main 8L. So. Norwalk.
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GHIROPR. ("NC
is cood and the coming profession,
It is the best method of rciicviuu' dis- 1
case yet known to man. it proclaims ‘
to the world that disease and its up. i
posite, Health. are conditions of or- 3
guns. not objects or concrete thingsl
and that the power which croutcdi
man also placed within him, the me-
citanism which. it kept in perfect ad» 2
justment, would carry him tram the]
Cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted l
ease and comfort. ‘ 1
Try ClilROl'R.\(‘Ti(‘ without ttw'
hurts. '
STAMFORD SO. NORWALK !
9 to 5 7 to 8 pm.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
a. Painless Chiropractor,
63 Meadow Street. South Norwaik.
s
,door 4 times daily, summer
,For full
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To LET —- ti ACRE FARM, 10
room house, 20x40 barn, 1 mile from
.\‘ew Canaan; Norwaik bus passes
season.
particulars inquire ll. ll.
Slauson, \‘iew t‘rest, South Norwalk,
Conn. ml? 31
To LET—9 ROOM HOUSE, to
heed street. Improvements. Yearly?
rental. $30.00 monthly, advance. Ret'.
jerences, Bertha J, Ells, Broad River,
or J. B. Lawrence & Co. mi7 tit
To LET—a"; noons, ALL ult-
provements, 92 Woodward Ave. lu-
quire on premises, of 90 Woodward
A\e.
To LET—STORE o.\' MAiN ROAD"
to Daubur)‘.
purposes.
Suitable for automobile
mil-20422
T0 LET—3 FURNISHED ROOMS.
housekeeping. Apply alter t3 o‘clock,
or Sundays. Mrs. Carrie Tristram. ”9
liurrett avenue. mitt 3t
TO LET—HOUSE \Vl’l‘ll EVERY
Imodern improvement in best residen-
l ‘ v ‘ t t s. I . ,
in“ m” of “‘3' "0mm”. 1,055935l"l‘ sound, kluti and true in all harness; ,
at once. inquire at :10 Taylor Ave,
near West St., or o! .1. iii. Layton.
agent, Railroad Place. mil 3tvmiti 3t
To LET -— LOWER
rooms, newly
FLOOR.
painted anti pnpereti.
5
Raymond. 14 Washington St. ml?» tit
TO
rooms for
East avenue
TO LET—lS'l' FLOOR, 5. ROOMS
LET—~T\\‘() FURNISHED
light housekeeping. 214
mil! 3t
and bath. (ins and hot water heat. duck 08KB. Airs. (‘hui‘ics Huntllvy, Ml
stationery tabs, 12?- South Main strct‘tTT Myrtle street, lila'st .\'or\\nlk.
mil 3t
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TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT” FOR bALE—TOP BlillllY l.\' FINE]
East \l‘usnington street. East
Lwaik. Partial improvements, rent
€312.00, inquire 64 South Main street,
or telephone 60. 129 tr
To LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
ayior Ave. Tel. 1165-5. n30 ti
LOST.
LOST —— MAN'S
POCKETBOOK.
lcontuining small sum of money, eith-t
ler in South Norwalk or on Rowayton:
car, Saturday night.
turn to this office.
LOST—MUFF. LOST BETWEEN
_South Main St. and East Ave. Black
skunk. Reward on returning to 96%
South Main St. mit') 3t
Reward for re-
' CORROBORATION SOUGHT.“
We call upon all readers to prove to
e suspiciously inclined world, that not‘
even once have we referred to winter
lingering in the lap of spring. We,
never did like Laplanders, beingi
strictly neutrai.——Exchange.
WHEREIN THE UNEXPECTED
HAPPENS.
He arose. and gave the seat to a
girl standing on his toot.
"Oh, thank you kindly, sir," shel
murmured in sweetest accents.
"Don't be alarmed." added the stout
woman adjoining thegiri, “her's is
only a mild case and a few weeks in
a sanitarium will cure her.”——Phbiic
Ledger. ‘
ANXIOUS T0 PLEASE,
Old Party—«‘E's a fine little lad,
ma‘am. I ain't seen a finer. And bless
ye, I been gardening for ‘20 years
at the reformatory round here, too!"
The Cartoon. , ‘
USELESS ADVICE.
he? Why didn't you tell him to 30'
soak his head?
imp-Wham be the use. No pown-
broker would advance 3 nickel
it.
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Nix—So Nuit put up a howl, did;
b onto 3 ur eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel att liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OFFICIAN
Room ii, chlt‘l' Building.
No.‘ 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hart‘s Theatre.
Mondav. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. 6:30 to i).
N. Y. address—127 5th Ave, 9 to_
4 p. us. daily.
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tine Cent Sale
We had such success with our sole
last week that. we are having a new
«no this week.
‘mh Brush
50c nines tor 86o.
TheNorwalk Drug Co.
not bring the best results.
H. A. flmhlg.
susmm_
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m1? 3t.
Inquire of C. 'l‘. iiico‘tovern,i
lKeeler Building, Washington street. i
an.
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Tooth Wash as.
bout. «1 cylinders, top, windshield,
first-class running order, for cash, or“
,will take free and plear building lot.
IAddress M. 0., care Sentinel. mi'i 3t
‘_FOR SALE—41 FANCY LEGHORX
laying chickens, puiiets and hens. Ap-
ply Mrs. John Fogg, Rowayton.
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1 FOR SALE—BLACK HonsE,
about 1,150 lbs, will work in 'any,
Phone
11117 3t
"plaice. Kind and good wind.
3 1204-5 after 6 o’clock p. m.
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FOR SALE —- 3 ORPi'Nti'l‘OX
roosters. inquire Mrs. Knapp, Wood-
side Ave. East Norwaik. mi? 2t
FOR SALE —— EXTRA
vbronze turkeys. Very
2M”. Chas, l‘landley, 30 Myrtle street.
Phone 1219-5.
FA NCY
1 FOR SALE—«TWO TONS HAY. l.\'—
.quire E_ H. White, llox 85, Rowayton.
mill 3t
FOR SALE—HOUSE S ROOMS,
Llarge lot, near trolley. Other tttivau»
‘tages, $500 cash, balance mortgage.
,Also .3 room house $1,100. I). S. Hull,‘
lllavtiuntl‘ lllocit. miti 3i
FOR SALE -— BLACK
12 years old, good driver or worker.
,s, t). Kellogg. Norwaiit. 'i‘ei. nut; 3t
1 BIG BARGAIN—4‘0“ Qlllt'K lll'Y-
or, 11018 (‘udillac Limousine with cx-j
. and .
illeut $10, with garden. inquire Mrs. electric lights. “.000. . i‘an I“, seen
'tra touring body, sell starter
.at Williums' Garage, Silllfllllllt'lt.
liilii Ill
“m ... up-..
FOR SALE—GREY 'l‘t)i.‘l.t)i'.5i-2
geese caps from prize stock. extra
large size. Fancy ‘liitlltill runner
ldllt‘lt eggs, also pure white l’t-kin
llllJ-t 3t
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Nomconditton. White 5. t‘. Urpliigton raga;
500 for i3. 43 Winfield street.
‘5 Norwalk,
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3 FOR SALE— ('Oi’thi.
tat ldlk's Home.
East
in i .3 31
l.\'Ql.'llti‘:
ml‘l it
FOR SALE—1911 (.‘r‘DllJlaAC WITH
llate model toy touneau body, newly
“:painted,overhauiod and with fulli
gequipment. \‘aast Bros (iaruge.
[1110 6L
FOR SALE — HEAVY WAGON
and horse. inquire 3 Rowan street.
East Norwalk. m6 tl
I ,MISCELLAN EOU S.
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SALVATon CHARIOTT— GENER-
ernl contractor. Estimates given on
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
LOOK! "
'I share profits with you by giving
you theolowest prices on 15 years
guaranteed tin made into lenders,
hand-made, painted inside, tin root'-
lng, plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water Stl Phone 1106.12
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:- Michael Lubrano -:
. mxrttnc'ron.
lthtimuies cheerfully furnished
0-8 Wood St.. Bo. Norwnlk.
PHONE 1589. ~
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HIOTOIiOAL DiIcOVERV.
Dentist—Now- open with your mouth
gwido and I wont hurt you I hit.
, Faisal isms extraction-«Boy. doc.
im in" the: Aussies tild tor s
tam. ,
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F0 R SALE—whlAX WELL R L' NA—
reasonable. 1
mill 3t.‘
HUKSli,‘
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
[ GERMANY'S SUBMARlNE BOATS SCORE HEAV-
‘ ILY. IN WARFARE ON BRITISH SHIPPING.
net tons), owned by thc London and Edinburgh
ping Company. of Lcith, Scotland, was tot'pchcrl
_s‘unk at 10:50 a. 112.. March 15 off the Xttrtlt-tfuinbcrlttnd
coast.
Ship—
and
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lwcnty—ouc mctnbcrs of hcr crcw \xcrc lan-lctl at
North Sliiclds. but six llvcs are rcportcd to heme lm it lost
includingr the chit-f matc and thc stt‘tt'zti't‘lt'>s.“
BERLIN, via London. March 17. 11:15 a. lll.’*”l-ll’\'
dcstruction 0f the cruiser llrcsdcn at luau l‘tt'nantlc/ ls-
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land came as no surprise to the (icrtnan nation. Ncws—
papers generally t-xprcss wondcr that she should so
‘ long have cvadcd hostile warships. 'l‘licy praisc the Hit“
ccsstul raids of tln- cruiser cn commerce and the ln-roiuu
of hcr crew.
PARIS, March 17, 5:05 a, m.-«t?cncr:il l.cmau. llcl—
giau tit-fender of Licgc, now a prisoncrin Germany. has
refused to accept his libcrt)’ undcr a parole which thc
Germans liavc oil'ct‘cd lulu, according to a lcitcr rcct-lv—
cd by one of his fricnds, a major in thc Belgian Engin—
ccr Corps.
ticucral Lcman replied to thc offcr of a parolt-, he
wrote his friend, that his first acton obtaining his free—
than would be to offer his services to llclgium and
king:
his
llc added that the wound in his foot which had
troublcd him so long had at last healed.
l’ARlS, March i7.——“Thc enemy is again furiously
bombarding: Nicuport. this time with 16-inch howitzcrs."
says an undated tncssngc from the Petit I’arisictt's war
correspondent, who adds: “'l‘lurty slit-HS have fallcn in
tlic town, making ct'tortuous bolcs‘ and dcmolishing scv~
cral buildings. but no one was hurt.
“llclgian troops. profiting- by a slight recession of
lllc waters in tltc district they occupy. cat'vit-d two (Icr~
tnan advanced positions. The first was on thc Kloostcr-
hock farm. near Stuvckcnskcrkc, whilc thcyscuond was a
line of trcnclics on tln- road from to
bakkc.
“\Vursbips and monitors of the Allies vigorously
lvtunbat'dcd‘ \Vcstcuds. ‘l‘hc lit'l‘llllillS rcplicd {ct-lily. but
none of their slit-[ls took cll'ct‘t.
l'crvisc School‘-
'l'orpctlo boat dcsirtrvcrs
proict‘tcd iltc bombarding shops, .Nllt‘lllllg' a (lcrman sub—
mariuc which attctnpcd to approach. 'l‘hc
act'nplant-s.
firc against
tln' shore positions was tlircctt-d by
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l' \Ris. March 17. 4:35 a. ill.—~:\ llt‘itlsb llllllt' swt-cp—
('i' was blmvn up in tln- l):ll‘tlt‘illt'llt‘.\, vcstcrdtt)‘, with tlic‘
log of scvcral livcs. wbcu u miuc cxplotlt-d as it was bc—
inp i't'illll\‘t‘il from ibc straits. says a special
dispatch
from .'\lliL‘iiS. ‘
; t‘t').\'s‘1‘\>;'rt\'ttrue. via llcrliu and win-1t»... in
London, March 17, 9:05 a. In.»()ttl_v unimportant opt-t“—
[ attons lluvc bccn uutlcrtnltcu b) tbc ztllit'tl llt‘t‘l opcrqttlug
. against llii.‘ llat‘daucllcs tor ibc past ft-w days. ’l'ln- ac-
, tivitv of tln- warships has bccn limitcd to dcmoustrations.
‘ Two new atlctnpls by t‘ruist-t'x and dcs‘tt‘ovct‘s to up
proacb the outer iortillcatitnts and clear tllc chaucl of
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i muses :u‘t- rcptn‘Lt-tl in lutvc bccn tuillc bt'causc of the ct»
i'ct‘tivc lirc from tho dclcud rs.
'l'lto civilian population of
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Constantiuuplc
. qulic calm. and illllltisl indiiict‘cnt to tltc efforts which arc
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bt-ing' madc to t'orcc a passztgt- of tltc llardaucllcs.
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, lllCRUX. March 17, by \\'lt’clcs< 'l‘clt-crapbv to Sziv—
l villc, N. Y.l-~-'l‘hc German \\'.'tt' (‘tTicc today gave out an
l oil'lcial rcptu‘t on tho progrcss of tltt' war. tlatctl .\l:ircb~
l 17, and rcatlitu: as i‘ollowsw?w ..
“'l'bc contest for the ptiSSL‘SSltlll of an cuntn-ut‘c on UN
. southern slope oi the Lorettc llcig‘hts, to tho not'tltwcst
of .\rra.<. has bccn ilt't‘lilt‘il in favor of thc (lcru'aus. .
”In thc Champagne district. specifically to lllt‘ \vt'st
of l‘crtln-s and the itortlt of Le Mcsuil. the French
tcrday tlclivcrcd several unsuccessfully attacks.
’of Le Mcsniu. the attacks were renewed with
force, and the engagements still contintt'c.
“in the Argonne the. fighting has not yet comt to an
cud. French forces have been tlrivcn back .from the
slope to the southwest of Vauquois, occupied by them.
Two French attacks in the Le Protrc forest. northwest of
Pont~a-Mousson, resulted in failure, In the Yosgcs tin-re
has been nothing more than artillery duels.
“The ”Russian advances against 'l‘auroggcu, in Km"
no Province, Russia. northeast of "l‘ilsit. and LaugaZQr'-
gen in East Prussia just arrow the border from Tau.
roggcn have been repulsed. ‘.
“Russian attempts to break through German line;
between Skwa and Orzyc Rivers, north of Warsaw. also
have been repulsed. .
“There is no change in the situation south of the Vis—
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places were for more thickly settled
lthun they are today; This is a pecu-
,liuriiy or New England. where “aban-
ions students have told us, is one “““f tietterd .fnrms" become common. A
itinuons struggle with forces of nature. writer in the Springfield Republican
Stern as the march of pnlncors mu.\' ,recently described ”‘9 encroachment
be into the wilderness. and successful HYDE“ nnturo 1"“! made L‘" "el‘le‘
has their efforts may seem. there in- intents which the grandparents of
0‘1““). comes at some time and people now living recorder! {is perina-
place. a return to original omnipms. ,ncnt and ilourishlnu. (‘cllnr t-rtt-avn-
No pioneer; with his face not toward ,‘tlon. ”mdfi' clout-ed fit-Ids and "e“l‘
ves-
North
stronger
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nnvmtstox 'ro xw'rt't‘tr'.
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I The history of mankind, as numcr
claim the new lundn titan the under. Yull inevitably revert t‘o tho condition
brush. the grasses. the trees. the TM lmi'kl~‘-“?‘"P38 Which in the lli‘VHtl'
bent-tn and the birds are to "unlit ploncor'n lot to ltnd iodav. Out;- grout
that which has been mm countltuw ,cstatt‘ which was the favorite of Wil-
lilmeo since the. “go at yum,” buxom. ham 1‘. .Wltlincv is atttttlily retro-
Poéts hum sum: of it, ensnyitzta have sfirl’lmll‘x- although "‘ll’"l“““"l‘ "r" ill
some few happier umtln sec in tho r0. Willi Which shrubs. wattle. hum-rt:
turn to ‘hfi tendon...“ m, ”m. 01' Mid trot-s out their aumi make the
toonocrvauon which the twentieth ctn» milk ununmi. om trims pine tree retar-
.lury man In purl-blur. yl.\' ant-nurturing a little iomt or kin-
’ in the Home range or whom-u tired growth within a radius or to or
inmt‘hlmflflfl their!“ stru- lhm lthim “9 Ml. .
lwiae. lean: and "resume-mud ‘ itut we do not and to so either to
'the any in. not tum than thirty old New find-no or to the ran-her
lynx-g. 8N. I‘m Minions of tune ntit'thmt tom multiples o: lit-vim
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the West. ever was mom. honor in rc- Zuni rinsmrett, [ruined water routers. l
ifloomly rfllflil‘lltd the reversion. and WM"- Th" rapidity; and l“"""l"l°“"3"
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i‘ (Ana‘ralllctll1 llicsl:“Eggs,aapd$1eit .................. :33:
Maine l’otatocs, a peck ........................... 18¢ ~
(omit-used Milk, 3 cans for ........................ 25¢ ‘ 2 ‘
7 llii‘\\‘\ \thtclics ior ............................... 355,:
1" ‘tlllr l'allt it) ........ . ........................
5 lam oi Silililgrlltfalls {or ......................... 25¢
THE GREAT A. Sr P. TEA C0. *
124 WASHINGTON ST. ~
Telephone 909 Free Delivery 2‘
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‘ There is no uitr. like the reason to Prepare .
i For the FUTERE. , "
hierril Business College "
South Norwalk. Stamford. ' Port Chester. >
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SPRING MILLINERY.
Every thrill." Woman is trimr‘},
ming her own hat this Spring, V‘ :,
There’s a reason? 2
Visit our Millinery Departn.
ment and let us show you why. .
The Roller 5.10 &-25c Store
28-32 So. Mata so. «4
gum SID
[1.8. Potent 0mm
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lsinn. Small in tho contrast may ' GRIGGSBY S STA-”ON' ’
,sm-nt, illt‘ l‘t‘liilll to the wilderness Pap's‘ got his patent—right. and “Ch“ ~
‘mn 1..) round. in atr; man's garden all creation;
0“ MS “Hm“ "0m ”mum” 9 range l «But where's the peace and comfort} .2
months will springr up, apparently .
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that we all had before?
Le’s go a‘visitin‘ back to Griggobrfi
,i’i‘rmt llil\\'l|i‘l‘t‘ in even two wet-id. and
{in a month‘s time a curelully kept
place can l'l‘ transformed, ugly, ner- Station—
hat-s, but entcrim: the first stag" “l Bapk when: we list to be so hams;
‘thc rt-turn to a natural state. Mul- and so porcl ..
‘tipllcation i< rapid, cvcn among lllt'
‘cultivatcd plants. A single Zliiiilu
lFt‘Qtl. blown from the planting l‘rtl.‘
liotincti in :- favot'td spot, and in on"
lsummt-r this plant bore no fewer than
.two hundred blossoms, the stalk inn--
lguishint: in time of drought and
tfrcshcnini: after the rain, sending out
lscort‘s of [WW buds. Each of those
‘llliillll‘vd. and each bore scores of.
seeds, and int-fore the rainy weathur
l-cgtn this one tin) Zinnia seed, sown
(‘lllilll‘t' in the wiring, had sur-
round: tt 3 wit with a bod or iln’n‘ln'z.
strong: Hunts. stranut‘is to adversity
and ill4""lll‘ii‘4i‘lllt‘lll. "taking the best
" Ruth tit-t-
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The likes of us a-iivin‘ here! “’3 H
a mortal pity >
To see us in titir great big how.
with cyarpets on the stairs, ‘
And the pump right in the kltcliel_
And the city? city! city—-
And nothin’ but the city all around .
us ever‘ wheres!
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') Climb clean above the roof and look
from the steeple,
And never see a ro‘oiu, nor a beach
a 'v t c -' ll'ttli‘l.
l“”‘“"”‘““' 1‘ ’* ' orcllum tree!
inst-n more hi‘lll't‘ulilt‘. z'tr‘cz‘.”
lllld rat'uv ill. it is. in a “11}, i 2* And right here in ear-shot of at IMW
sunivoi Ll tit» tin-2st. .‘tti ' t‘no a tlnuiauil' people,
'flllillltlul'illltl‘l comm .ilt‘ :-'-..rt 0‘ And hour that tietgliln‘lrs with us 0,? .t
w... its. 1'--1: ‘ln" itag'l: of ,1,” -a We “3m 1‘) 140 and see! ‘7 #
pruvth. tlit‘n Nupliitjnz. .l or 22,. 111' - «4'37 ,,
tilttllllt' sit‘oimei‘ lll‘s‘illttl
'zv iorcris arise.
‘1:«:l.:f:.“;l‘lltl thus 1' no.» no :Hisitin' back at Grisgsby’k
Statioiv'. / .-
i’atk where the latt‘irstrlng’s
ime'M‘ from the door. '
Anti cvorv neighbor ‘round the plant
is dear as u relation—7
itacl. when; “caust to be ‘80 happy
and so poi‘cl
Po than $21,119
i0 to Hill more
.1 want to see the Wiggenses,
. whole kit-und-bilin.‘
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((‘ontinuod from first page). ill?
cumc (llll in the presentation to the
court that Mr. anti Mrs. Hicks under-
\stood that they \v‘bre never to ll\e to-,
'gethcr again. Mr. ilit'ks had named
to let his wile get a divorce in COW:
stay the Sunday through;
And i want to see ‘em hitchin’ II
their son-tn-iaw's and pilin'
inerticut. without a contest. . us! 10 do-
"About the middle of November, '
l 1911," Mrs. lilcks said in an allldavit. [ -waut to sep the Diegeflums M ,.
“i had a conversation with my hus-
Y band at .‘x‘orwulk in which i told hitn
l 1 was tired of his laziness and wanted
{a divorce from him. 'ln that case, i
think there is something due me,‘ he
lstlld. Alter some further conversation
11 told him i thought i could give him;
$20011 month it‘ he would leave me“
and permit me to get a divorce from.
’lilnl. He told me he thought that,
l would be- satisfactory. and the followvl
ring day he called me into the sun par- 5
tlor. where he had a large pile of pa.-‘
pers on a table. with pen and ink. He;
, told me they were the papers I should?
.sign in order to give him $290 in}.
l month, covering a period of ten years;
it said, ‘You understand this is a case‘
lot divorce?’ ‘Yes.’ he said.
l So the agreement was signed, amt} And hear her talk so lovln' or new
like notes given to guarantee the ply-i man that's dead and gone. _.
lments. There was some correspond-And stand up with memento s
;et‘tce between husband and wife, valter‘ me how he's growin‘, ,’ ,
lthe separation, in which it was made And smile as 1 have saw her},
lclear that a reoonciliatiOn was ‘ itn-l She put her monrnin‘ on. "
lpossible.‘ A letter written by Mrs.i ‘ . -
.l hicks said in part: ,
“The fact that 'I have supported‘you
{for the last ten years without your
jeven trying to do your part £87 ‘had tuk and buricdwii‘or.
ienough. i might have overlooked His own sake and Kitty's—.3“
.that, but you have tried to getimeto — to cry with Katy . ,
pay you $200 amonthli'or ten, years As she reads all his letters. ‘9
in order to freeflmyselt from a. hope-. writ from the war. ‘
liess situation. The thought at ever; '
lseetng you again is simply unhealt- What‘s in all this grand life end
table." ‘ E , L situation, " ;, '
A letter written by Mr. iiichsto his And nary pink nor hoilyhnwk a. “
lwife said that he had taken the Job in‘ at the door?—- '
lot manager of an automobile Concern ‘ he's go nwiaittn‘ luck'to Grl
land men said: N ’ Sistinn~~
l "The notes you refer to were given hack where we usi to be new
true ”.5' you as a oonltlderntion for your , and no porn! .
living apart from me. I when. which ~Jsmes ‘vhnm
i nuch‘opposod. you will remember 7......
it you not them bitchy“ nut rinitv MO US! FOR KEV. ‘
all thin monument." . ‘ '. f Book Aunt—rm- not.
The court reserved W‘ ' “How to hearts the W'
—- »-~ .._......- . m to or. «tun mutt;
Tu- sn mi. in 9 ”MM, - Mr. Mir—I‘D Wt! Om ,
wslh'slesdins _ w. p“ monument: "
Jones girls is makin':
And i want to pester Laury limos.
‘ their ireokled hired hand.
And joke her ‘hout the widower also
come ptut' nigh a-takin',
Till her Pop got his pension 'lowei:
in time to save his land.
Le's go n-visittu' back at Griggsby,
Station—
Back where they‘s nothin’
vatln' any more,
Shel away safe in the woods arch.
the old location—
IBack where we net to he so
and so pure!
assert
hop: .
i want to see Mirandy and he'p I
with her sewin', ' ‘
And i want to see the Samples
the’old lower eighty. ‘
Where John, our eldest boy. ,1! .’
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