..»—...._.
HAY Es
8 Van Zandt, Cor. Osborne Ave.
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SWEET POTATOES
NATIVE PEACHES
NATIVE TOMATOES ‘
PINEAPPLES i
CANTALOUPES ‘
WATERMELONS
ALL KINDS FRESH ‘
FRUITS AND VEGE-l
TABLES EVERY DAY. ‘
Telephone Us 1522
We Deliver
EAST
NORWALK
Wallace Batu has hauled out the
"‘Leola .\lay“ and bill paint her, over
haul her cngmr .
5 HM '_
IRlicd Ila: 'IttInlIIIr 2t; Iva.» tIIwI-d into
the ”build t‘ox coal yard llllb mom-
log by the Addie V. H.
‘*
The Ea>t .\'oIIIallt Yacht Club will
hold a Int-IItiIIg on .\io'nday
Plans for a boat raCc to be
Labor Day “ill be diSt‘uS'Scd.
_._.._...
The street lights on the East Side
were out for a short time lion evening,
because the t-IIgiIIeII were being met-
hnuled and made ready for the winter.
_
The Republicans held an Informal
meeting last night in Seller's barber
‘shop. Plans for the reorganization
of the Republican (‘lub were discussed.
"Vt‘lllllg.
held on
Hiram Hruntlage had good luck ye!-
terday on hie black fishing trip. 0c-
cordiur: to‘ all reports he caught about
I dozen flab. which Weighed «ban. a
pound a piece,
The police received a complaint yesx
lerdity from an East Side resident
that the “Growler Gang“ was making
A nuisance of themselves. The com-
‘plaint will be investigated.
Dr. Ayers, of Long island, was a vis-
Itor in East '.\'orwnlk this morning.
"Doc." is pfiinning to haul out his
launch this evening and have. her
painted.
—*
The Republican caucus for the elec-
tion of delegates to the city conven-
tion. which will elect delegates to the
Slate convention will be held ThurS
" MKE THE
TAKE THIS 80% DOWN
To mower AND
GET SOME MOREO
55 PILLS -
'2': My JuDiGEW‘toN
is VERY 3‘99
To- ‘W’
_.
l Mrs. John Foqer’, of Park Hill
l
|
‘- row evcnin z.
HURFRY FOOT
day evening at the East .\‘orwalk
Yscht Club.
I John Cnbauna's “Louise" has been
hauled out on Fowler's dry dock, and
win he painted and over-hauled.
l The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
lchuich will mart Thursday at. e: III II '1
lwlth Mrs. S. \‘I' , Kelby. insuad of Mrs
Richard Hendricks as announced pre-
.viousir.
Yt‘n-
kr'i‘h, N, \'., who li'd.\ been timing .\lr.»
‘Edwrt Brown of Sea-hie Place, re-
turned home last. cutting on account
lof :ht Sudden death of her Sister.
i
i -
l The "Marion" ltts'. her propellor o't
gTUIsaIl 3I at thII stI-atnboa' dIIIh A
reward of 85 WRS offend to t‘Ic one
‘who found it, and “lllll- III 'l'IIny was
the lucky one The II' iI'Il
up in the dry-.iock. wl ll. SIIrIItI
law in li
the
will be in'chuge.
Bathing has become the most pollu-i
lately. I
lar sport in tht East Sid:
livery day huge numbers go in at Sec-
ond Street and at Marvin Beach tract.
The “o'er was particularly
ing, moonlight
dulgtd in. At Marvin's dock, some
young lads gave an exhibition of di\'-
ing yewerday morning. The Sport
“an very dangerous and should be
Sloppttl because the water was only
about four l'l‘t‘l dup, and the run be-
ing' 'hirty feet high, those diving
:trikli- bttllttlll and ate apt to land on
a sunken who and injure themselves.
Another dangerous practice is that of
dump; on‘ of lIIIttIIIII-Side up row beats,
l.a-=. evening a small child to caught
undI-r a boat, and catnt- near diottni'tg.
tilltl probably would hate done So it
lwr (‘I'lt ~ had not been heard and the
l-o:.t tutr. Ii I'l:l.' rldf' up,
t‘Vt T:
Thorpe Is taittns lIcr i‘iIiI . .IS lmrltt )W‘.I.NI~W
boat.
The litlllitk'lsliip bo'ivIHn Ira ll.
\\'il.~.oii and FM? Hf‘tld‘s‘ has bIIl ll
ditsolycd .\lr. I'l‘dyt'.‘ lmuL'ln out the
SltarI- owr‘. d l.). .\lr. \\'il.<.IIt and mu
continue in r‘n- l'I teral contratti't':
btt>iitt~~ ’i‘ltII tIItII he.S had a t'I~\
S'IIII l‘fi‘llll I.I Iince tlIe par-IIIII'Ship
\\ a S ftll‘mi‘d
it‘t l‘
T‘I It‘.llt'l')' of iIItic tianI~ i< bIgen-
nlnr III worty local ti ltI-rInIIII. \\'iItIrI
fot‘ntl ‘lII :I l mini II" litII‘ II at‘nl ":"Il
could be do; at a tide. II half .I iI‘ItIhIIl
cannot b- it i» \t Iy t.:..'
that IotttII ill ”on will l. are '. I be "at. 'l
by 'lI II II it IltttIIIt ‘II .t.,“ tlII illhi’ in:
of cl :Itr to: Hill. im-
5. i‘\‘ll‘_L' tizmc
Inltlt‘
utiIlt‘n
a _\'tlIl (If more,
that ,pn lei"
ttIttITIIII l'Itlilltl', IIII- III III \\'.I.Ii
I’Itlilit'r, “'J.‘ l‘t‘lt'nwtl tt‘ttnt "'l‘ ltttxlli
iltl .\ltlliIlIIy \Villlt‘ fill ttfl'
luIltlet‘ lt‘iltlflli; to .\lztrti‘t‘.~ Itttt
four Weeks ago, II'IIi tr-II ll“! Il iII~ i t‘
arm to two Dlill't‘h‘. Ill.‘ arm i.~ kill“
2:1,; fast, :ntl tltanlt~ to the careful
li't‘illllll'lll i't‘U not} 1.. the lloIlit'al IIlll
Soon be around playing \Vl'l! ht~ ,Iiay-
mates.
III the
tt'ttittt
John F. Grim-ll was IIttIplII;:.I| .
morning in making the gasoivnI tank
in front of lllllllN‘H hardware
ttSStitI.e ll nl‘lrl‘ rtutionuiy pthittott
Sonic 'imII mo iI small lottkaze occttr-
cti throunh the shiftim: of the tank.
which made the pump give short
measure. it is hoped thlt if the tank
iS placed in a woody position, rllt‘ll a
proceeding Itill Stop the ocI-tIrI'I-IIIIr of
this again. '
.‘ltll'i'
__,__,.
From the rt-portII of fishermen. it
seems that cralIS have hit tit‘I: lll‘r'
bor. Till! is a hill” sport, lItI' cr'tbt
maybe caught in the day time as veil
Tlte uJual method is to frown .: jack»
light at lllt‘ bow of :I rottboa: and
paddle around wltlt ll Itt‘ai) III-t. When
a crab comea limit” the bout it i.- easy
to see thtnI and to Stoop t'IttII up.
in the day time they are caught with
book and line.
The fact that the hot car to llorlon‘s
Point makes life Journey a: 11:24 and
no other cars follow it. can II: consid-
erablII lucotttcnlcncv III IIZ:I~‘I SldIIrs. if
a person lit'tnu on the lltllltill'n i‘olnt
line wishes to co ottt of town for a
day, or 20 to Itotott Point in the eve.-
‘n‘ng. he muSt make arrunccment» to
Start for home early enough to catch
thi: trolley or else walk from South
‘Main street to his home, which often
N no short “ltikc. " if cars continue
, running until i? p m or tL‘:“l the pub-
Ilic would be gteatly litlH‘flll‘d. and
would approcittte such It favor.
Th‘ East avenue .\l. E.
hold its rezttlar prayer meeting tomor-
. Rev. S. P, Fairbanks
GEE -YUH
LOOK AS THOUGH
YER GOT ONE
lN TH'
GRAVE
Now!
DAT
TH'
K
church will ‘
I9 PLAY .
UNDERTAKEB 5"
He's LIABLE '
CRonKl
DARIEN
Non OIIIII
.\lr. and .\it~ Sitckton i"|tl tantily are
\l i'mg ’lll'llll> in New Milford.
\\'iliroIl LowIIIleS ot .‘I'IIw (‘anttati
viSItoId rcltttttI-x In town ott Sunday.
\\' lrvizi; LootideS :pInt Sunday
witlt his Hill, lidriy, itt Bridgeport.
.\i. 1. Wallace and faintly of .\‘otolott
lit-lulu.» are at Skillll‘illl‘lt‘h, .\'. Y.
t‘ztrI-ie .\iarkwI-ii of NorotII-I
Avenue has been \iIIit:ttg lll Chicago
\llSS
Weed of Norotoa
entertaining Mrs. l. 'i‘.
.\lls. Imwm-r
Heights is
t‘untnting».
.\iIsI liarbara Wood of the Height
hit but \H'l‘k for an auto trip to Ur-
Morn.
lI'tt ’Is,
Nils Lucy Pidrin has been Spending
a Ichk at Springtime with Mr. and
.\lrIa Leiloy Monroe.
Holly Weed. a former resident oi
tlIlS town, is apendinir a few days ie
III-wing old acquaintances.
Fred Pinch, of the Home llunk A”:
Trust Co's clerical staff in enjoying
his annual two wcclts' vacation.
D. l.. l-Illlman of Loni: Neck Pain!
is entertaining his sister and her bus-
lI.InIi. .\lr. and Mrs. ltotnIIyIt of .\llclt
igan.
.\liss .\Itnlc Scotlcld left town yester-
day to mend a few days at the home
of her brother, tRev. \\'. E. alt-ofiIIll.
at Slimllury.
—-—d
' George l'caII-ton and John W. Duty
dale of the Heights, are enjoying a
trip to Lake (‘iIattiplaln in .\lr. PcaS
ton‘s motor boat.
.- 1'
Mrs. W. l. Lottndes. witlt her (laugh-
ter, .\liSS Charlotte, spent tltc week tI't'l
at the home of the farmer‘s parents
at City island.
Little Miss Marjorie Flemming oi
:damfleld Avenue entertained a couple
of Mr young friends at an outdoor
~rrcad yesterday afternoon.
The Metropolitan Dredging Co. of
New York baa finished deepening the
fine last}
bathing was in‘
Island, after two month work.
The Durien bull team wiU play the
"Ranger-S" of Mt. KiS'ko, N. L, Sunday.
James Combs is enjoying . weeks
vacation from his duties in the Walter
St: It'urt grout ry store. Mr. Combs. is
Spending his time in Newport, R. L
Mrs. W. ‘W. keen is spending a
month in the White Mountains, New
llaltipshire.
The Yeaton family have returned
irony afcr :ptndmg a few days .i:
llII-kory Bluff.
Herman Foil y has returned home a!-
ter enjoying a \IeekS‘ vacation motor-
ing through the .\'IIw England states.
Mrs. l-‘roS-t IIt‘ .\luihlli‘ld Avenue, who
tractor-Ii III-r tip by a fall several
Wk‘l'h'a' ago. iS‘ 'II.w :o far on the way
to tecottry llml She can walk about
the house.
t‘layton l’uI'Ily, of the staff
CitizcnS" Satinga i;:I:Ik
who is a resiIlI nt of the Post
.\‘oIIItIIn. llila rI cIIItly
tourIng car
01 the
of Stamford,
road It‘.
purchased II
hits; Ln“ l‘:\ll'l‘ of Boston, who.
with her siStIr. “th liatriIIt. are \IS‘I
him: at the .\lt"ll0tll;~l parSonage, Mill}:
a Solo ill the thumb at Sunday eve
nlng's .‘l‘erCt'.’
.\lr. and .\it.» it ll. Raymond. who
have lit-Hi eIItI !‘l.'tl'lllli{ ll houSIIful of
KUQ‘H.‘ all Silllllilrr, .tIitiIId UilI' more for
the week cnl l;ttl.- lJa Loundes or
llindley Park.
Station AIIIIIt (‘ttr‘er, with Mrs.
Carter, enjoyed Stindav aftI rnoott off
duty, visiting in .\ltlfIIrIl. Tottrt i‘lIII-lt
Stephen Hoyt tIItIIIItI-Ii to his old job
It the tickerwidow in .\lr. Carter's
absence.
. I ‘
George Schlnlcing. who is conduct-
ing a houtmett's .Ittd fialicrmczt's sup
ply Store .It Hit ltory mull, this sun.
titer, in now nursing ti broken arm. re-
ceived “lllll‘ cranking
a few days ago.
The (‘arncgit .- will remain on board
Mr. t‘srnegiI-S'~ ,IIII-ltt at Bar Harbor
until’ Thursday, and will then go on a
cruise. They may not return to None
ion for some little time. They are
much pleaSed with "brick House."
an automobile
hint. Jeremiah Kilnefelter, widow
of the town's former, representative
in the General .\ssemhly. has been
obliged. became of failing health—:1
cataract on the eye causing her much
troultlt- to br-al. up her home lIIIre
and make her rcsidencu with It daugh-
ter in Stamford.
Not a git-at deal of interest is being
shown iii the caucus to be held Thu-*-
day night, to select delegates to the
State Fongteseloztal, Senatorial and
Probate conventions. it is not until
politics come closer homemwhcn the
nominations for local officials are
made, that button begins to wake up.
Asaistaztt Health Officer iluipit
Birchard is no longer stationed at
the depot to catcchlse arrivals by rail
who are accompanied by children.
Though this plan was followed "for a
couple of weeks, it was deemed in-
advisable to continue it. since it was
easily; posalblc for any persons who
wished to bring children into town to
do so by trolley. automobile, or
horse-drawn vehicle. Dr. Noxou as
health officer. rcduircs \‘tat the pl‘
some of strange children in town he
I i
,ohulellqrwulum War at Great I! once reported to him, and, i224. against the continuity. and a largo evening of S in
The lecture
cases where it is deemed necessuy.;proponlo|ditl people reciprocatethe no doubt be at great iiIIEIeSI to
lance.
community like Darlen. where the
presence of Strangers is at once ob“
served by neighbors, the holding uptw
of arrivals at the depot is unnecev
ssry.
Friends of Charles M. RiclImOId.
who ha: been caSbior at Fitch' s Home
for the pan eight years, are disupl
pointed to learn th..t LhiSefIII‘tI-lot
young man has been diachaflt‘d by!
theSoldicrs‘ lioSpital Boyd, and will“
terminate liln commotion with tho
Home the end of this month.'l‘his is!
one of the results oi the action oi tho?
last [.t‘glslalure. which, Sizer a bit-
IIIr 1.le; Io antutded the Cl‘ll‘ét‘r’i
the act as practically to rescind ;I,
by providing that the executive tome
of any State department could be ei
erupted from the operation of the lac. .
upon tiling an application for IsuI-li w. l
t‘lilp.lt‘l with the Governor and Se.—
curing llln endorso-IIII-‘Il. ’lltls action
was taken a 1th week ago by the
Soldiers, Hoapitai Hoard.
trolzt the Fitch Hoint. As it rtISult, a
Stewart] was inStallt-d who did not
nitasurc up to the Standard
the \’l\ il sci vice board. in er the heads!
of aIttIItthIr who ranked much lilylr
. ialtttdryttian \Alto has b. m l'l
fIII II urn hax re tgttvd.
preSuItIahly lit-cause ht- .iid not like.
[llt‘ pIImtIlttty III lIISIng lI‘I.- job on
Ila-It IIIItzII, ItiSttIad of enjoying the
protection of the civil S'IIrtiII- law
in force when he was given the you,
bet
er; th
tliclf’Lit‘ too
and now .\lr liichitiond is, giIIIn the (i
13., although the action in SottvInIIIl by
woztlS in appreciation of his past nrl'I
and the Statement llli'l lit“ in in)
bi: talent on III
tllII ut‘tluii l.'.'
It IS said that
bl.
_.__..__.._._..—
ROWAYTON l
A I-ltildrcu‘afluy' is Scheduled to be
giIIIn this afternoon at the ’l‘okcnekc
Club.
\lt‘c,
good a man to \I;I~III
small It job, and that
prompted by econottty.
his. work its to he done ilt ftlittrII
two minor clerks.
.\lr and him Howard Lee of Toke-
neke. are making a tour weeks’ tour
ot t‘niIadian cities. by automobile.
Howard l‘cleraon of llowttl‘ton ave-
tluc, la‘ enjoying ll four weekS' auto
mobile tour through L‘Ittttttlhtn cities.
l‘. L. int-kwood ltn= placed an at-
tatltmcnt on his Ford car, tranriorni-
in; it into I. one tm U‘llt‘k. and is the
not it. on the ice delivery route.
.\lrs. Frances A. Godfrey, of South
.\‘ortvulk, who is spending the summer
with lltl' dttuglt‘I-r, George \V.
Sevens. of .\lr-Kittie; street, tI'ISI-rn-ti
the 0'lKhl)"fll‘S' ill‘t'lh’i‘rrllry of her
birthday yesterday and passed the
time in Bridgeport, tltc Ruvnl of other
relatives,
.\lt‘s,
l‘ht' political prophet who is I‘n-
dutvcrinz to find a S'IIIII-eIIIor to t‘on-
grcestnan Hill in Ilarien has now add-
ed the name of John Sherman Hoyt of
Contentment Island to his li‘It. notI
withstanding that .\lr. Hoyt does not
maintain a voting residence here. His
name not being on the voting list, he
could not qualify. Besides, .\lr. Hoyt
had an unpleasant cxporionce with
I with officials It few yeam ago, when he
bronchi action against the town for
. n abatement of taxes. which he finally
lost. This result embittered him‘
MESSENGE
I BETTER GIT A
WIGGLE ON‘ CAUSE
OLD GEEZER.
HEY
cacao
mv TAG WID
To
HE TRIES TO
HELP A SICK MAN
DON‘T GE
cum.— COME _'
5" EXClTED!
ALI. RIoHTTlttD-
BY
|GEE-- DAT ”R
an 6PEED
lDBIN Wht‘i’iN'
Hone ow I AIN‘
,-
. 'suflicientiy
which will
b y
WALT V
IDESMCGND .
CLIRK
HERE RN
1' GOT
inted, eten this town would enthusdi
to give him a majoti y:
vote—Stamford Advocate. ‘
‘exhibIIIou will lie-gill) Salulda).
Wagon
.\MM,
Mrs. Nell Heading made a btht-
ncSS‘ trip to New York Saturday.
..- I
Mini Alice Merwin spent TliUi‘.~d.l,\
in New York.
Kenneth _\'iciI01S and
lriciidS in
Mr. and Mrs.
little dttughLur are t'iS'qug
...IL-.ndale.
Mrs. llahit is enjoying a visit lion.
her daughttr, who arrived rem-II ly
from lIII home in Japan,
.\lIS. Herbert S. Uutltn iS ent- rt..tInI
in; Mrs. A. Moore Richard of .\‘I-‘IA
York.
Miss Eleanor
is enjoying a few weekS‘
Luke Contocook. East Jtifrcy,
i
.\lr. and him. Utto and children, II i.II
have been toiling .\lrs. Utto‘r patina-
(‘oley ot t‘IwitiondalI-
vacation :I'
N. ii
in .\‘or'b Wilton, have rt round it! .It
home In Bayonne, N. J.
MESS Mttlh l ‘ Hart “ho has bte't
teaching :n the IllfrIIIi l'nII'era'ity Suttr
.t' Ali'I‘I'tl, N, Y, has t\~
for a month‘s tucatton
ultir school
tuiiitd balm.
betting, who has. been at end
at t‘oiIImbIa SitttiniI r >~I~~
LaIthIIrt homo
‘IN‘\\1"
in: let :utI .
.VI'I, i .t guest III the
Stead
The Huge
(‘ltttnon i'r held a very ‘.'l
tempting program Tllulnduy' «Itcitz'tt'.
Antoni: the nuinhIIIs was a talk by it.
Hurry Miller on "The lnllurnre of the
Automobile in Rural Life," and a read-
ing by Mia» Emma Patrclk.
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Renr‘roderick 2d, Hollibtor woman
the pulpit in the South .\‘crwalk (“on
crcuational church last Sunday morn.»
ing la the absence of its pastor, llev
John Stapleton.
Thomas L. Gilbert. who is on the
Texas border as a member or the ill-
lnoiI-I lrtillcr)‘, has recently been pro-
moted to the pOSiI‘lon of Second Scr-
tell“.
The Sunday ttftornOon service at
Souih Wilton was held by RM. F. .\l.
Holllbter III the home of Mrs. Cooper.
John Berruttgcr is very scriouSIy ill
at his home on Helden “in.
Miss Ethel Hart is visiting friends
in \Voodbury.
)ir,‘ Sad Mrs. John Gorham of Chest-
nut lliil entertained .\lr. and Mrs. .itr
llan Bolling of Washington, D. 0., one
day last week. .\irs. Bolling is a
grandniece of .\lr. Gorham and her
husband a brotlIer-in-latv of President
Wilson.
__——.————
fiernoon at 3 o'clock will
cont‘crt by Ill-J FUilllzl
. :‘atttrday I;
be given the
American band of Waterbury a' tite
residence of George 1:1. lloyd. The
proceeds will be git-on to the Library
association for the. purchase of qu'en-l
lie books. ,
l
Posters have been put up in promi-I
item places in the town by the Wilton
Equal Franchise league. calling atten-i
tion to the. address to be given by Dr.
Anna Howard Show in Ridgeileld. the
.m
Dose Pit-Ls YET!
‘an annual OI t-IIIII‘icI.
Iyott to my flame.
'Such children are kept under surveil- luck or good leelins, so that it is im Iheilier Iatmabi» or ariveI e to
it is believed that, in a small. probable tha‘ could Mr. Holt be now nurse of millage.
linitdlluu; are on tor ~iIe Hun
‘exhibidon If iI.IIII:In-S at Silvtr Mi
:‘udo L-l Email H. BtuglItzn. 1‘
Mel
and the follow:
This. exhibit
di'll
g! the
held Aug. '_I~. -7. 3..
week SI-p. 1. 3 Mad :3
olilfilz
Ind \;I In
a;
Of the Silver .\lInI: smut.
exhibit. and in open tin» to all Int
eS'ed.
lnI‘ttationS haw bet-n _.IIItI.>.i
friends Oi Harry \‘..lt In Shop”;
I
Salt Lake fly. -.I at: “windy“
MiSs L'lt'tnt-t' Pail-I ot .\‘Al' Lulu (‘i
.\l!‘ ‘41: :l it'l \‘
daughter ot .\lr
\er Pails. The \'.~I.lilifl5 “till i.» pl
Saturday memo}, uh ,I 2 Hi <t_ i‘a
church in Salt Lake «Kty, a r-Irpt'
following It: It i'ith'. redo-me
Stuigu l> \u‘i'I lino-tn 'IIIII'.‘ ~ tiIo
er, Mrs. H L. Stutge: loin; III .\‘o
Wilton.
.___——
The II-I'li ..:tnivr1<;”,\ tIi t‘II fort
tiott oi the Litiics' Home .\.ii~~IIIIt
Socie‘y of the (Uittgrvgt i I'LIl l'llll
will bI- cIIlIbIaIIId .It 'hI inmott
Thut'ndlly ill!"ll.tl(‘ll It: ‘ li- I J
thylold ll..\IiIiitIl‘l. ll I' II' Wat
bill), and Rui‘ M ii. 'I'l
ton ion :I laid I’. I I . I' .II .. IIi
there will he Spttzal llill‘lI .t 1d .
Ed \LtrIl (lllllritlttl '..I‘.‘. _ \ Ii'l .t' on
of he (‘i.!l_\' notion III. "II *I‘I'it
Light t‘IIt'reShInenI- \Ill I I IIIIi
lllll‘lt"l\‘d .III “I IIIIIIIII
DlSSENSION AMONG BRAVES
t‘lIlt‘Ath, Anna I ‘3". it.III.III.~
dlrrlllbltlll in the “0- till \Illlll
Leonie ha elIttl‘I team \II tl‘ .‘LII it t
denu lIetII .\II-tIItILu. \tlIIIII :‘ bt‘cu
knotti. that III III SI;-.'Il;n_~ I III ,. i
tIIvttI ttutn t‘i:t«.-ititt.ltt. w IIIII
moves are pi.t}in« the ile.i~ S
lillL .~ l‘l'il lt‘ ll lili Ii ~' .‘t‘. lI-‘I bill
he hath 'i.ttIt~Iltt\ \tltIit the llta
opt-I. vIltlt the t‘tilI»~
l'xont a l't‘liJlll" <tittIIII it hu< l).
ill-l to titl
Stallittuh‘
{our Br
leattted that Si;illiil.‘< pl.
(lilo of tertaitt lult‘t‘l‘s.
teII' l\ othred to lldtll’
plants to (‘Ititaro ioI llIlitiII Z
human The tI III~.III‘IIIII .-till
pt‘l‘t‘ill: “Ill Fiili'l‘, E'ltli“ l‘l‘l
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“ere the Boston players oitIIt
Zimntetmmt. ..nd it would not be
ptislnu to see llIiItie leave with
Braves on Eaturdat, when the M‘
will hIVe been ended.
f
. «THE SWEET GIRL.
Bt'lle’\t‘.llll‘. dI- -,It may l in‘ Ind
“ \‘cilie—lleliultted
All of your tired -
:ucb bull fellow
lel‘.
been
meet you.
aors have
Cleveland Leader.
Silk Sweaters
$4.98 and $5.9
Jiiiilli’S
4%. .
fi ¢K 6‘
‘EBUlLT TVPEWRITERS — L.
shift it. Underw
Remington. all .
makes. sold. renI
repaired. Rentals.
per month. May
laid at £5 per InI-
JAI. DONNLLL
to south Mala Strut. South No
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or COURSE I Do-
WMTO‘YER. TFHiNK
Ron. .
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