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Electric Plant Shows Profit.

The riiunicipul electric works of the
Third Taking l)l>lllt‘l appcar to he
doing better, as a statement just is-
sued shown a profit in operation for
the past three months. The statement
as given out today, follows:

Report of operation of eectrical der
partmeiit from August :31, 1915, to “HA
cember l. 1915:

Cost of labor and supplies.
including expenditures and
contracted debts for the
above. period, including in
rarest on t51i.tiii:‘:4«~ viz;
8628.88; d c p r e c l a tion,
8364.26: also wire, meters,
trt'rihforiiicrs, labor, etc. to
increase assets ”34,612.16

Deduct labor and material ex»
pended to lIlCrl.‘itfil' ilam’l:€..

Net coat of operating and d1»
tributiiig, including interest
and dcprociutioii . . . 3.895.326

Total K, W. hours tzcncrated 30192

Total cost per K. W. hour dine . .
Iribu‘ied, incliniiriu lllltl't‘sl,
dt‘pr‘i-cialiori. LillUT‘ anzl ...:p
plies (less $716 up t-\l)i"lrl“tl
for increase if] (Hurlinll.

Liabilities for p--rloti.$‘l.t~‘.i”. ‘ltl

Receipts and out
standing account.

716.80

tltl l‘,‘ .‘l

'Llil". ill

Not losses: including
Intert‘fil and tlt‘pl'l‘t‘
intion for period
Net losses, including
interval and (it‘lll‘t‘t'
intion. per month. L‘l‘l :39

Note No. i latc of tll‘ll.’"t'l lllllll (W
per accounrani'i: l‘t'poi‘l h I

Note No. 2.

$7".tl,]7

lllll‘l‘t‘al talc-n on the

total Ilidcbtodnenh of the Electrical
Department, lllt‘llli w: futon to b.»
liqurdalod by I. ~ on .3 VII 1
19m. ‘ l’ '
Notc No. “ M: l cost of

labor, old, inchz. hit :ach o"
lay of money in ,‘ I? l..lit llllV inert-“ilk
ing the (‘llll'lt‘lit'l 4: :‘ '|\:.‘illl ln
needed iltrpr‘mciih .13» viall.’ t'fft't“in '
operation. ‘ l 4“
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duct f :l.» i i.1 :‘I' r‘ ill”! (El
port, tlr'; ‘llll‘ .- ' o o: :'-' it"lrll
edncsc. it :3: r t"':‘4l.‘ :' lll‘lli"
pf Sgtlilll“ .1..‘.l llic ilt‘lill‘t .. \ hill
is “2] 4'? net‘ lr‘tllllll, ll alumni Imit- l
balance of $8176.} pmni We invite
any taxpayer of it»: i‘ -»'.'lt‘ to .vn ovu-
the accounts; \"liicli are iiicliidcil in

this report, hcc
correct ner'n.

liespcctt‘nllx ‘-lll”‘li‘lt"

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:itisc uc nuaraiitcc- its

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lv’tiliner.

Several bargua of coal have arrived

at the Harris & Guns Company dorks.

Early this morning the tlrt-rniomet
or: registered about. :35 degrees. later
the terrnperalurc mountcrl iii 40
over.

Many ”not Sidcr‘n last evening cur
joyed the play “(li'cen Slot kings" prc-

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u‘.) various harbor: in this antloll.
A large number of ladies of the lit

hie Study Clans met at the home of
Mm. John l’lander Tuesday evening

.’ 7:». . First (when leaves at eighbto“ their monthly business and social’
‘ t‘hrisurtan
‘woi‘k' and also concerning the boy.

meeting. Plans for their
whom the class is helping, support.
were made. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Clifford Cute
bill.

Samuel Sachs, whose body was ar-
msred here. Saturday, by Constable
Schlechtneg. following in: failure to
satisfy a judgment obtained in the
t‘ily (‘ourt by Nettie Broadway was
released in bail. shortly after his ar»
rival at the county jail. The terms of
the. bail bond limit his freedom on it
to Bridgeport. Miss Broadway
daughter of John H, “roadway
former resident of Ruwayton,
SANTA’S LETTER TO GRANDMA.

North Pole, Dec. 3, 'lI.

Well, Grandma, you're a dear (>le
soul,

To have the Kiddies write.
the North Pole

I'm as busy as 1 can be,

llut not too busy to write you see,

To tell you how happy llie children
make inc.

They don‘t have to tell me how good
they are,

For i hear it front near, and hear it
from far,

They won't have to whisper in riiy car.

i know how they love. me, that's why
l'm here,

is a
and

To toil from one year‘s t‘lltl to an
other.

Making toys for “Baby", “Sister", anl
"llrothcr". '

l ltl\t' lllt'lll dearly too, you see.

And love to fill their stockings an.)
Xmas tree

Willi gifts from my old pack

lttii I‘ll not ovcrload my back:

Will take my little one’s advrcc

They're all such darlings and so nice,

i want to be. ready for their Xmas
greet trig,

When the nrcrry hours arc fit-cling.

'l‘lreJr over the iionsctops l'll fly.

Will not pass any of thc dear ones by,

i know all the good girls and boys,

And they‘ll surely have their Xlllih
joyu.
So tell them all, (lraridiiin dear,

planned I was front them to

hear.

Say to lllt'lll, “\‘i'utt‘li otit for Santa on
Xmas cvc night.

For he‘ll surely be. there in tlic curly

moonlight.

How

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ltouaytori, t‘oiiri

‘ WEST
NORWALK

W'N—I'w kut"

The W. N. Christian
'(iit‘ly will hold ila necorrtl ll‘()llllll_\‘ Irrix

incsn meeting in the chiipoh llcc. 13..

at 7:15. All otlicora nro urged to be

present at this time art there are some ‘

very important matter. to he consid
ered.
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The \Vt ~l Ntil‘walk
‘doztvor Society will hold in: regular
Sunday l'\'t’.ii ig inertial; in tire i'lt‘ap
'cl on llcc. 12 at 7:45. There will be

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”med in th‘ROKt‘HI Theatre. uptown, a dual ltiltlulflllip. Miss l.. llurtis

I’YthetNorwaJk High School alumni. mid Miss ll. It]. llollitnd will have
Tomorrow night the, third (“$th charge of the. service. Topic 'l‘hc

meeting will he held in the Fitch lleasorrnlilciit-ss and Value of the

8011001, on Emit ul'pnup. A large at- t‘hristian Endeavor l‘legt'. .-\ll tire

1.611de is enpccted and an interest. I Cordlnlly invited to attend.

int; session is planned. . ’—
Thomas l’rict‘, of llridgii street (lo-l "‘3‘“, “9“,”?

sires that it be made. plain that lie. hast

no connection with the alleged theftal DARIEN

0‘ 3351195 Henry Price, who is held ml . ‘

police headquarters as the result. of I ~ y.

brass being stolen from the Nonvalkf
Iron Works. '

A new arrival, zi. bright baby girl,l
has arrived at the homo of .\ii'. until
Mrs. 'Russell Day, of Bolts place,
Mother and baby are doing well. i

Contractor Alien Wood, of the East
Side, is engaged in improving tho Will:

place. .

The “Francis Gominow”
morning towed from the uptown dock
'of the St. George l’ulp & Paper (30..
to the outer harbor by the tug "Ad-
die V-2d." Several schooners loaded
"with a consignment, of pulp for the pa-
per company, are anchored on’ the
fighthouse in the. lower harbor.

{A‘MV ‘v' )3, x, 4.96“,”

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'(";~.f.-.a.,:p.t ...: pltwv 4::

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j Residents of Rowayron. and partic‘
flatly the oystermen and yachtsmen,
file pleased at the prospect of receiv-
_‘nbme money for the maintenance
“to. tmprovementa in Five Mile Riv-

anln the matter of coin-optin-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle.

nho are now on «their way to Calit‘oi '

"- to attend the golden wedding of

tit weather to go to the beautiful

was (his I Lind of the Golden West and from loci

to flowers. although the Royles are
leaving it very beautiful home on Gru-
cie street, Darlen.

It. is to be. hoped that the Selectmen
of Dru-fen will at once offer a reward
of $180 (of whatever amount is prop—
or) for the arrest and conviction of
the chicken-thieves who have been so
numerous crime. in Noroton, i'oroton

l-leiglits and Durien, asthey have, been' ter to a friend encloses a score card.

requestod to do, although it seems too
bad that it Should be necessary to of-
ter a reward for protection to which
taxpayers are entitled.

Former Congressman Thoa. L. Reilly
of Meriden will address the Bridge—
port Lodge of Elks at the 30th anni-
versary. to be celebrated with a ban-
quet of the lodge on Dec. 13, at the
.Stratfleld. Mr. Reilly has many

friends in Stamford and all througlrl

the. district, regardless of party poll-
’ra. "Homer 8. Cummings of Stam-
ford, vice-chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, has accepted’ an
infliction to speak at this same banu
iuct ~.

While a! ,

Endeavor So

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sun IN BIGGESI
IIAIII innit Hill

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WESTON

Norutlu hiring. \illl lulu.) l 5 annual
election of officers no.1 lidnlllt'sfi meet

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rug l‘Tld‘d) evening. Hetember lo.

‘iihunvd (vitamin; h to llt‘r~‘n‘ St‘l'l 'riu Allii‘nomi \viim t‘lnh was (411'
H‘imi 'l‘liUH'lr lluni, 'd' police lll‘dd'ltt—‘rraint-d ul‘. 'l‘tivwduy by Mrs, Eli
(IULil'lt-‘l‘: c‘hier vt. it l’enningronl\‘Jitkcinan.

and lJe'cciiit- Sergeant 'l‘lioinas Lt‘u Mia: All”: XI' it'nl' has. llt‘t'll pre
.ner‘lhntl lint-blighted AlJbUlUU'l) no 5111th by her parent. with a Kimball
cltit “it: round which \yould indicaiiclpiano.

rh.e ltlt'lzlll) of tin- tlilcl. The officer: lit-v. and \Ir.~ t‘h..rle.~ llurr, we“.
found (|llt' heel print in the :llti“ on making calls in H”. t'ppci lamb-p
the roof of tln- Milli-i lltlllai‘, an: the; \‘(cdnesday

traced foot Dl'lulh' in the snov. tronij Mrs. William liyan is recovering
the grape arbor through backyards to from ”1,. relapse .1“. suffer-(id last
Arch ..riccl and tin tit-c on to Fl'allhllll, Wt't‘k.

airline. where the trail was IOst.
Nt‘lflllllulb were interviewed and
they stated they had not been or heard
any SUbllll itilS lit'l'a‘tills about the
house Although there in a smallaafe
in the Miller liornt- the vulunblt-.~ were
'lockcd up ill the bureau drawer.
This in lllt' tliii‘d at-tondrtory
within a lit,i’llll or so. The first \'.:t:;
‘at the bottle of t‘liristnin Swariz. lllI‘

lllt‘ll

second at Rev. Mr. Van ilorrii and
the lap. yesterday aiternoon
In tw-iy lilrt‘ the burglary look

:lllal't' late in the afternoon. and not
during Illt‘ night as is often the case.
t‘hicf’ oi l’olit-o Vt'llllam ll.
ton wishes to put special emphasis on
llln‘ previous warning printed in ’l‘lic
Sentinel last night, that every house-
keeper in Norwalk have every urn-
dow on llit- first and M‘t‘Ullil stories
at-cur'cly fastened.

’l‘ltc setondstoiy men do not lllkt‘
\t‘i‘)‘ oftcn, in brcakrng win-
uuin P!tl"t.lll(‘l' to houses. a»
lbw: do llll‘il‘ worl. wlicn lllt occu
|‘.‘.lll: of the house and the llt‘lxlllltll's
are up rind stirring.

The police are pulling forth cvcry
effort to place the rt‘rliollr‘lllllll) of
the tlicl'ls~'. and ask llic public to to
opcratc Hill] thcin lll llll‘ effort to pro»
\crit l‘ill'llll‘i' liriv’izl:it'ie~.

The artitlcs of value stolen )t'x‘li‘l‘r
day afternoon lilih‘ bt-cu lll’lllit‘tl by
the police and the lists will he .=.cirl

‘rlianccs‘.
lows to

tm‘tnl, i» .) ‘mll 't“\, ltr‘ontlcnd In all
police ltcatlm ltIIt"’:. lll ilic f'llt‘llilil to
("Blt‘ll lllt‘ llllt‘r 'l‘llt' lltlllt‘t', .lllllfl'lll.’

from tlic lllllllllllS lll ili-- arrow rliink

but our man turned oft null-twin) ill-

tci‘nmr“ jot. .‘ill:~ Miller. yesterday

tiftci‘iioo". “Illl‘ :i .tull'lil lil‘tltll‘ll, who It

thus t‘htillll'l the hawk of the Ililt'l
‘h-n articles \lttlt'll include

(lot lalyfli gold ring. ruby in t't'llll'l‘.
'll.‘l!‘.(ll"‘ on I' ill >~‘tlc, all the Nlllltll‘i
:‘r‘c ‘ll'till ‘llg ciit'ni each litlliy
.-,_, litlt‘liml

thin l::ly'. :lll-‘lllli r izolil NHL. ruby
tc'ilwr, (llil'llllllil on I‘llt'll Mtlt‘. .\ll
"u- ctr-nu tire about In, to L’ i-at‘alri

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.. ., -. ‘.'.i!uc about $1.20!) caclr,

‘lultww dinncr ring. ovzrl slutllt‘.

"~ in‘ - ml l'l netting tlilt' stoni- Illl~=slllx
"'iliit stun,

l':tti:it‘,\' tycllt-“l diamond ring with
nlnw «i!.!llllllltli around it \'iiliic
ill mo

"l“tl't lll'll gold ring with xrnn‘l

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{1:3 mt‘ni I (l \valtii, \\hi'~ who
' . “ "wr .‘. (‘o “it dial. diamond
sc' .ii “.i. l; lliltl platinum tier-Ir chain
\lilllt‘ £1,000,

:‘ta'l necklace with diamond clnap,
‘tlmu' To l" trl.~ in grudul fillt‘fi. \':rlii‘

‘Sllfitt.
\.i.l"‘l‘ rinrltl'J‘t‘ low“ lit'iitlS, val
ilt‘ ill}.
i'lilld'c :zt‘i'tl pearl llHl-‘lllt't‘, valut
'33.

l
I ‘i’il‘n go‘tl lll‘Hi‘t'lt-l. ttlzllti, :44'2
ilw-ui :4 purl". Value :2“
Two g ml lrntrpin-~ pearl tops
$2”. 'i'lri‘oc yield
‘In "ilt‘li. Value $7

I lirltl a
Sin,

Diamond and sillilillll‘t‘ cirtiv brood.
yrct l'l 1i‘.iil.'tum \'alnt- Shittl

.\|~o a ri-tc‘pl from ”it" New lto
.ht'llt» 'i‘rrist t‘o.. for safe deposit but,
and also tun anti- box toys in dirpll~
catc.

.i.i \.".'b l». {i‘llr‘ifi

l‘ontztincd in tail alligator jewel
.t;i.~c, \vl‘ll initials If. l‘. .\, on. tug, In
.ll‘.t‘l‘ lt‘llt’l'ti.

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Mrs. Rich'ird Storms is substituting
{at district nurse until the. new nurse
l it ready to report for duty.

l There will be a meeting of the. lilti-
l torlcal Society next Monday afternoon
lin the Library Building.

l Vincent St. John has rented one of

_ 1min 'l‘wombley residence. on Hawkins K relatives, are very fortunate in chock-1mg Heerdt cottages on flinging street,
1ing a disagreeable spell of Connectr-l where he “was to reside for

{ - tho
winter.

Miss Mary Doyle has returned after.
la tvvo woets' visit with friends and
[relatives in Bristol. 'l'orrington, Hart-
}ford, Tuftsvllle. New Haven and other
i places.

: Guy F. Orr, formerly of this town,
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showing a series of six ball games in
which he took part. The team on
which he belonged played 14 games
and won all, the trophy being two
cups. Guy guys it is pretty not there
to play balk but the elevation is five
thousand feet and the air good. Earth-
quakes are frequent and severe, four»
teen having bgen recorded in nine
lmonths. He send his regards to all
I the boys and says he, will sail for New
York on Much 7.

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Penning, .

“ll‘illl‘, of \llllll'x‘ gold heath, value
with

\‘aluc
:linitr nitli lusqa im-

'I‘hrcc plain gold sliiilu, \‘ziliiu $1.3m,
\'.':‘.d~

l . .
Lorenzo .\ltlio‘.:, nltrr in suffering

iff'Otll heart trouble. has entered the
‘llairbury Hospital for treatment.

\‘villis ll. “Ruhr oi .\‘oi't'ielll Was a
lviaitor with .\t.rv\alk friends, Wed»
nesday evening.

cht-r'il lllt'llrllt‘l‘s of the Norwalk

"Lion t‘lub“ lime llr‘l-ll entertained by
‘Walter' M. Little, (2] lllt‘ West Side.

‘ Mrs. P? l.. liven, or” the l'ppt-r l’ar
islr. was a visitor ytwtcrduy in George
loun.

Mina iidna Mtldruin entertained
.iiurnbcr of young friends at a dancing
ptirty Saturday evening at her Went
Sitit- lioriie

Miss

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Irene I lt‘leltltl of the West
Side 1:. in thorn-”own to ”Wild the
winter at ”W rt‘Sltli‘llt‘t‘ of her Hater.
.‘lrs. (it'rhlltilll llill.

Mr and Mrs Allen \\’. tlil‘ford ol'
Hilliildf‘ ratrect, llllH' entertained Mrs.
tirdord's part-iris, Mr and Mrs. John
t‘ Sc! field, Greenfield Hill.

flecrge W. Adams was in Fairfield
)(‘\lt'ltlli_\, nupcrtnihiidirig the ltMtllllK
of cars with lumber from his steam
can nrill, for shipment.
flit-h, of the t‘pper Parish
and H‘illlut'l It. l‘lillt‘llt‘r of liroad
.‘vll't‘l‘l. went to Ilridncport, \Vcdncn
day, for jury tllll_\' in lllr' (‘riiiiinal Su-
pt rior ('ourt

’I‘lic ilillll‘ltl iricct‘iin of the Aid 30'
clay i..’ ”12- Ncirwhl t‘mrgrcg'irioiral
i‘Iiiircli 'Wl‘ll chi-iron ol olllceis, will
lit‘ litlrl it! llli‘ 'l‘ti‘lill llzill \\'i‘tlr|i'r:tl:i}'
cicnlng. llt‘ti'llll'l‘l‘ l3

.\1 lift :l.iriri..l I'arihli .\lct ting of the
Nurficld (‘ongrcgutioitil I'hurcli r-lu
clvty. held llt‘l't‘lllbt'l t}, Itcv i'lltlrlrd
llrtrt \\.l\ tl'f‘ll‘tl Sunday School Sir
pcrintcrult-iit. ‘l.lrt lit 1' Flilpllliri‘.

John I'

l‘lt :lt t‘lid'lnrt ll. Stiil‘nt‘ltl, 'I'h-asurnx
.ltorgt- ll iitltol‘tl. {'ti‘zrtJir. lrziuk
ltT. ”Pillltill, Tl‘llhlt‘r‘ l'er llll’iit' yeitm

l-‘rcdcrrrk I‘l. ilcrirteti and Willis. ll
Ilnrikn‘ Auditors Ilci i‘lliil‘ll'.‘ llllt'l
Mltxrl Annie IC. l-‘irtlr. I‘Iat'crice 51le
man were aim appoint 'tl it coriirnittce
for lllt' work of preparing a llt"-\'
t‘liurt-li Manual. and History.

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Mr. Billy Allen All Next Week
at the Regent Theatre.

A LATINIZED TRANSLATION. ‘
Jack rturned home. from college
where he had won high honors as a
student of ancient languages. but he
pleaded ignorance one day when his
young sister asked him to translate a
sign she had seen of an optican'r. that
read thus: "Con sultu salvo utyo urcy
es."

Jack struggled inanfully with it for
REvernl minute: and gave it up.

"it isn't good Latitr,‘ he said. “There
are sonic words in it that are. Latin.
The others aren't, anyhow. it does,
not. make any sense.” i
, "That is what I said," replied
flaister; “but cook tmnslntes it without
any trouble. She says it means ‘vCon~
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HOW HE CLASSIFIED THEM.

’an old colored man what breed of ‘.
replied:

- “All kinds lion merits. De white
ones is de easiest. to find, and (in black
ones is de easiest to bid after you gits
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A REAL TROUBLE MAKER.
What sort of fellow is be?
A trouble maker.
. He seems peacetime. enough.
'1 know; but he's the sort of a blun-

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derlng chap that dipoles all the lies , ,

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this iii in

Senator Money of Mississippi naked} _

44 CHI DOWN SALARIES.

the perennial Federals, haying ap-
parently rounded up ruiilt‘lt'lil
to purchase Several acre: of _\'c\-. fork

triprtal
city real salute and to sow llitreon
an uttrainodein ba>t*.i;.tll plain, llth‘
onte more snout-rid a ptt organize-d
baseball reineiiclirrient plan. to nit. the
cutting of salaries.

lturing the past ten yeah, \Hlir the
menace of the at) railed outlaws in tin-
immediate offing, the stars of the nu
tioual game have profited greatly in a
financial manner of" looking at thing.~
All your big hero of swat herded to
do “as to declare he had til-en up
prouclied by the Feds, and prt’ato, a

fat contract W'da tossed lllllllt‘t’llalt'l}
at his delott-il trend.
In the light of the scant year of

1917.. a big change was Ullt' in lllt' ('(ill
ll'at'luzlll line: The Feds, according
to the t), it. Dtlet‘S, no longer threat
erred The oniaaw "pork barrel," a. it
tallcd, it meaning the bunk ac
count of the iiiterlopei-s was empty.

Baseball stars. who lldtl \ttll'WI fat
financially during the, war scare, Were
told to come back to earth. They
were to be tvndcrod small contracts.
When they kit kotl they were informed,
lll effect, that it‘ lhcy didn't like it
they could ltiiiip it.

The Illilgtlilll’r’ of organized bareball
or most of them. knew that beyond a
doubt the l'i‘ill bin league had shot in
'I‘lii‘y knew

“as

bolt, its you might say

Illltil lllt' franc) ulliletM-l would have to

later.
in fact they laughed

come into the fold sooner or

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\\'licu :Yal‘ utter rial‘ hither} to man

i t i'lll.‘t‘ (..i in our: figure.~
'lllelln not to
If it ball player was
foolish enough to hold. out.
good
\‘.tllllll>l§.’llUlla“l‘lglll,1lll!‘l‘:ll"

:t‘ jtfliii'ffi
your magnatw smiled
argue lllL‘ ltlll'r-l‘
hell and
Wilt-n ilii- proper Line «nine he
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llUlll t or" that. noiit-= at all T! ere v.a~
nothing el.~e lie coutd do

consequently. fully liull ol the bead
well known D8>llltle are
(if I‘llli

liners of tin-
as: tree
obligations

t‘onsuwently,
clgllf'd big leaguers are now doing th-
sitting back act. confident that they
will >Uttll lie approached

ax at; if) the lll'clllf’)‘

also lilo-I of the till

Consequently. also, n10>t of the tin»
signed big leagucr: are non doing lllt'
sitting balk that they
will soon be approached.

Consequently. likewise,
ial Federals are prepared to wage 3
war of destruction on their .silllrliul'il
ad v c rkarice

llu<liing York
perhaps the lwol more the clairnnaiirs

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the pt-ieii»

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into New city

for baseball recognition have yet
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a small fortune, but it gives them
their one tliaiice to recoup some of
the losses of the past.
HER PLAN.
Mrs. Youngwed——-Well, dear, I've

found a hat, and the cars go .ight part
tho door." ‘

lengwetL—«Won't thc noise of the
electrics disturb your rest. my love?

Mrs. \ourrgwed Uh. the landlord
assured me that I wouldn't mind it nt‘r
ter the first two nights, and you know,
dear, we can sleep the first two nights.
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MERY \‘A'AS SHICKLTZ.
one had usage. .t n...id taunt?)
from the country, and “a: now em,-
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treasure our ILt; and enltahu
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tooth. "These." sand the mimosa of
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