ma soon: nonwatx'nvnnma snowman
Fem MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
F ’
A Tooth Decayed
hes its repugnant appearance when:
m1: filled with gold or porcelain”
till when kept clean. A perfectly
than tooth never decays, it can't
My is caused by germs eating away:
the enamel. it will pay you to have
”r teeth looked over.
Dr. Mallery makes no charge for ex-
animation,
In Dee-yd Teeth. Like inure-t,
Keepe Woo-kin.
——
Dr. J. H. Mallory
’0 80. Main 8L. 8.. Nemallt, Conn."
load-ye by appointment only.
Neun!a.m.to§p.m.;1toep.li.
.— “-m’
EAST
NORWALK
John t‘ahaiiiiii ix hpl'lltlllll,’ tlii- hwil-I
days at t‘otitcnoe island on his yaca-
joules.
George ()verton uiid party eiiioyel
a delightful .iii on Long island
Bound Saturday afternoon.
llr. and Mrs. l. 'l‘. Macey, of Sea-
VIEW ai‘ueniie, are spending today in
New Haven viaitng Mrs.
urea.
Fishermen in number were investi-
‘ntlng the realms ol’ the tinny tribe
wterday. No remarkable catches
core. made. but a number of good-
dud snapper blues were caught.
.._._..__
The East Norwalk improvement So-
dety will meet tomorrow at the bone
of Mrs. Edward Smith on Seaiiew
(amp life to the utnio.~t.
on Wednesday evening at b oclotk iii
the East Norvalh \acht t‘lub for the
purpose of re Oiganizing the liepi 1‘.
(an Cl.iib Reireshments will be serv-
ed and a Quad time enjoyed.
The residents of the East Sile
were surprised Saturday to 5w the
original namesake of the "Mayfhw-
er" anchored in the East Norwala
harbor. The boat is oxer
551 years
old. and was built by John Richa'dsu
it was originally a sailboat. bit has
ieen comerted in) a power boat.
The old hoards in the aide oi the boil
could be readily seen and Ierr still'
as solid as of yore The fiist own-
er of the boat ‘as Captain (‘ hailea
Day. but it has siiiie IId>59d th ouilr
laeveral hands.
Over twenty foremen iii the liriiiee
port Chain factory enjoyed a shore
__‘._... m—wam
WESI‘ON ___i§ll
ttieinan Brothers are gather ingl
swamp bay for Frank C. Fitch. i
John Wilson continues seriously ill;
at his home at Good Hill. !
Miss Alice Andrews has returned
1mm 3 visit in Danbury. :
I
'li.e MhOOiS in town will reopen
September Ill
Mrs. Frank Gorham has returned.
giro-.i a visit with Mrs. Andrew Gor~
|
hunt, in Wilton.
l
. Jame-i tliaiiiberliiin of Brooklyn is.
.in
units: out
filllll lllll Still
Pickedllpby'flehesselsie Viti-
aiiyeiCualliiiie
WASHINGTON, Sept 3 ~Two
steamers reported to the Naiy De-
paiiiiieiit today that they had picked
up wiieless distress calls yesterday
the vicinity of Cristobal, Canal
;Zune, which apparently came from a
iiaxnl \eru-i The calls were frat;
memory and the steamers could not
.malte out the name or location of the
dislf't’bb’t‘d >liip. The navy instructed
the Guantanamo station to hk‘nd
dinner at the Dorlon llousi Saturday a \ernd gmst at the residence of “(mum a wireless appeal to all
This was one of the four occasion:
during the your at aliiih the foreman,
get together and enjoy what they call;
A fine shore din-
ty Landlord John
“oordiality day."
nor was prepared
()‘Siillivan and Mas eateibwith relish:
the afternoon a?
ball game between the married and-
by the party. in
single men was held. and it was Won
by the “singles" by the smre of ‘13
to 2‘2.
DARIEN
w.“
IQonoroN
lir. .Iolineon Mai'lxod.
N. Y.. iiioioii-il lii.~i
of Flush-
ing, week from
Flushing to Norpuin to see his dough“
tor and her friend‘i.
Buglt-l‘ Ernest Hitl'lleil
i-‘. is home on unlimited furlough
in: arrived in Gleiiliook,
morning.
of llzit il‘_\'
linv
:iboiit Jili\ .il.
most part are beginning to enjoy the
The it ports
of the cold weather there are not in
the least exaggerated. There have
been several tiurrieii of snow recently.
hitnnn and Pocono li. mi departid. iii:-
seasori closing about the 15th of this
month. The Yale batteries are pre-
piiriiii: to return to New Haven. but
nothing deiliiiie has been announced
to the men regarding llatiery E. liai-
tcry li‘. nor Ballerina A. of Maryland
and. C. of New Jersey which are aim
in camp at Tobyhiinna. Target prac
lice with small arms ii-i being indulged
in nouttdays and it number of good
Fl'itlii)"
The conditions all Tobyhtlll-i
int are vastly iiiipioved. he says, Hillt e;
and the men for the'
Haw ley W illianis.
.——_——_—
Mitts Catherine Coley and Miss
Mary Coley, of Collinsville, aie
gucrla of Miss Louise Coley. l
’— ’ '__' I
William B. Osborn is again on the
invalid list at hin Volley l-‘orge l‘?.~'l
deuce.
i H titles Newton iiiiil family liate
1moved from Wilton to one 0! Charles
ilnxliwoixl‘s buyers. on Hillside street/1
‘ hlr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Benedict
ate Spending several days in Spring-
iflt‘id, lithe.
i
“In George llitrri-it, oi lliiitlord,
‘ia \iriting her brother, Dennis Chase,
.unil iaiiiily, oi lilliside Silt't'l. |
l
m-..— l
.\ii.~.< llelen Foster has ii-turiied to
Sii'iizhfleld. Mina" tiller .i week's Visit;
with her aunt, Uh. l-‘rank Mul‘i‘llouseJ
.
Mira lloris Goilfri-y, nf t‘;iiii‘/nd.ile,
Mi» \'eiii.i of Nor
.w. '., \wi'e wieltend guests of Miss
i'-lorinie lliiiiks of NOIflt id slit-rt
:iiiiii Kiri-gory.
l
L‘llr. \l'illiaiiii hlct‘lratli has return-
ed to Stamford. iii-- a Visit with her!
mother. Mrs. John Col‘e. l
Mr.
been
t‘oratl,
iiiive
.Ii~ and Mrs. i‘liarles
..iiid Mrs. Linsli-y Cora‘a
]\I:ll0:-.i in Shelton.
.‘l‘tii Eliza and \“RR Kate Perry
of
““95 5 “313‘ Most of the summer visitors at Toby Fairfleld are we,” of Mr! Peter
i any, of Hillside street.
A most successful and enjoyable
lair was that held Thursday after
ii0in and evening in the Town llitll.
unni'r the atiaplces of the Aid Society
of the Norm-Id Congregational church
Muni- froni this andr
neiiiby townr and 21 large eum added
i inc tieusury of the society.
VOTE III‘Q‘SI‘III
. vesxel.
vessels. in Southern watershw limb-
tingle.
l'iiusual wave lengths characteriz
int: the wireless call for help con-
viiiied the inns ter.‘ of both 01 the
listenmers that it came from a naval
Department officials said they
had no previous report oi trouble to
nit. Most of the Allah
is in Northe il waters. bl.l
cruisers, gunboata and dc-
.il) naval tr
'i‘ ui'fil
several
‘stt'oio-Ls ate in the (toll and M the
Wort Indies.
The steamers which picked up ”it
distree‘s FiL’llili the Panama
Raulutiy (‘iiiiipriny's Liner Aiilflllt‘Zl
WPTI’
'and the steamer Zapata. The former
was 200 miles north of Cristobal and
the latter 150 miles from that port.
It has shortly after 6 o'clock.
LABOR D‘V PROGRAM IN
NORWALK.
Kori-hilt will ob'iene Labor Ilsiv
‘tliih yi-zii', \iitli no will inl t‘ lelirafii tin
except the iisitiil holiday attractions at
\lllll‘.~'t'l|lt‘lll l'ntli. aivler sports it? the
dome resorh‘, and holiday bills tit lli~‘
:lot‘nl theatres. .
In the morning :it 10:30 o'clock. the‘
’Nurmiiks will line up against the fast
New Canaan team. til Alllut‘t’lllt‘l‘i
Park. and in the afternoon, will lflltt"
on Stamford. at 3:30 at the same
ground:
The\ \‘orwnlk “lee Club will hold an
all diiy shoot iii lie South \\' ilton Range
uiiiiiiienciiig at to 0clotk in the morn
ing.
A specil'il program and dance hii i i
been araniied for at. Iht' Country (‘iub .
Orchestra of S'iimforil?
lliie‘innhtin's
. :i' ’Ilr'H'h music for dancing in tlie
evonlnll
A 3000! For Barley.
“Barley in strangely neglected by that
took of today." my: ii writer in the"
Women] Home Companion. ".\~i it
contains niire starch and sugar and
loss gluten than wheat. it might Welli
' laki the plate 0! the potato on our ta
lileN- nil this with bench! to pune and.
health .
"Hui: iup of but: ley \vili nveli to tint
tiniis its original size villi-n intone-l.
and its lluszil'r um. die ifu it \.iiiid
‘As a lill‘ :ikfast dixli with fill; or und-
iream it L ri<h iind sati‘tiing: for
dinner. as a garnish for meat or “ilil
rith meat grin. It makes a I‘dHllyl
THE COUNTY FAIRS.
C
The list of munty inns and at: i-
i-uliural and cattle show: held iach
fall iii becoming very implcrmie. in
deed theie is a question it there me
Probably :oiiic little
not too many
gioul.» if towns are liolilin: lilQYll
that would do letter to devote lilt'lll
energie: to making wine innit ce;-.
tial about a big but-Che
Still the giuiytli of these fairs is a
sign oi iiitiii'y and iiiteriiiise iii the
(Ullllll) districts. it, is not as any a
chute iit teatiiiieioldqmniel tiariei Iiuatter to run them bilCi-rrrluily as
tilt in s i' e~ iiiid biotined in hot liuttii {OI-”H-l'l'." Then the i'ai'ilitita for
“.19“ ”WW“ with maple ~.iup ‘3 ‘1‘“ tamuscliient “ere more Iii-iiiteti. Now
”Mb . . . . . Ithe-ri ate movie uh. As in t-Hli :mal
.ziibiiit~l \\illi d llt‘ti or lit‘ sli fit H .
it [It ii“ 3 a4 \ili ilesoiiie (in m is :m the ' ltlllatgen. “nh automobiles and NH“-
li.deed tlieri iS iio \iay in \Vll. h iiim ““‘l “1‘1““ and “1‘“ “1“” I” ‘a‘ ”'
unit he lift-pared in which barley i‘.‘ll|- l lill‘ iltillt‘} oi' the people. The coun-
li‘li lie touted with just as good re»,
stilts. Iiiirli-y require; ii ion: Him- to"
cook properly, but now we have Illi‘
iereal waiter and the fireii-s‘s contra;
‘ iiiiil with them the opportunity to have
Ibo [it'l‘fet't cereal."
Queer Uu For Cordite. .
Some years up) Lord lluhlaiii- \‘lill'
tliil the. lliiIlSl' of ('t'llilllttlls Will'il re
iii-lip: to :i rt‘itllll’k lllfliit' by HIl-tl'li‘l‘
number as to the danger attached to
the lll‘l‘ of cordite by saying that h"?
Illlllr't‘" [INSC’S-“Q‘d a walking still
made of t‘ill‘dlll‘ which lie NIIIM‘IIIMO‘H
nought doun to the liwnse and left in
it e «i hilt-wow. An “lll‘lltn
etc: the {iii es of ”II‘ Illt‘li‘lli'l‘\' [il‘i'-t‘l'l.
hut in ii Si‘ll'lllll‘ii' and flight} II'I“l|lI\‘:Il
l-‘lmm'll Ilix‘ lordship explained that
‘i'Oftlill' was it perfectly innocent sub
.~l:iii«-e tiiitii lii‘iiitglit Into contact with
dangerous tlilit'h. iiiid with-Lit ii-"t:iiii
iii.:lt‘Iiit‘ilL“ tit‘t't'hury to convert it into
illl i-xplimiie it might be iiilli'iit'li \. Et‘i
iiiiiiiiiilly. At the bfllllt‘ liliit‘ it \\';|\'
noticed that Lord Iliililiiiic‘s ~‘tiv k \\:i
given it “Me berth when it was St‘t‘ll iii
the i lunlrriioiii.
liiiil. ‘ltl i3
‘ Japanese Tran-latter".
.\ writer in 3 Tokyo leIl'It:Il ii-iioih‘
tl.e el l'llL'L‘ii‘ iii" lilllullt'S-l‘ \lill 1‘s in
ii iii~liiie l iiglNi ltlli'lllS iiitu Ill< ii ouii,
‘l‘li..ll ‘. “t‘ 'Ili‘ M \ii.il I?
llil'i\l*'l‘S. "We put our Iii~iiil< lillt‘llli‘r'
i '\\'t-i‘ollitleili. "He could tiiil liiiiI it ii.
the We of him" tile could hit ili~i me
it till his ile-eillii. "He in ii :ri-iit luv
to li'~i country" (lie hi it great iiii:iiiii'_i
lii his~ i-ouutiti “lie liiiii; iii» iii- .1! '
Hiifll'lt‘" (Iii: l‘tlllillllllt'tl s .iiiile iii
. :i":itioni. “Ht" ;-il.i. ti. iihls e ~
ll} " il‘le Ia ii tlef‘l tIilei't.".‘1lii s it met;
:i i no of ten' (She sat upon :1 ti .‘II ii'oi
‘l sliudi or at lin- liiii'i- lilert" (I aliiid ‘
iii-r to think that the men is naked. i '
’l‘lie bare plea" bi evidently traiinliitinl
Into “the idea of linreness." "Spare
me the minutes" (Span my life only
for tire milllllMl.
llitm
l
Horace In the Time of Homer.
The home-a need in Ilium-re tilml
“tile!" ports ‘ill b? In order till day, i '9'“ \\'=lr horses. The “union wrro
at Harbor View lleiich, the first Men'
Hitting place at 9 o‘clock in the mom
Iiig.
drown in chariots
“5‘" known. but it he alluded to :25
so i-ietliiiig unusual. llysses at
The mi of riding
sports will be held at (‘ompo lleaclh in i~' ”M. like " humumn ".I u M. . “W”.
\ Y‘l
tour the auspices of tht‘ "them we reasons for ht‘lit‘\lilL‘ that
tilt"
time of Iii: Slllll\\l‘i‘tk "liiwtimle ti
At 2 o'clock in the nf'ernoen. it. .i o i the mm the or riding “in mm It later
.Out of public spirit.
=tlwir
‘ [ulbllt‘
ty lair has to comp-rte utli all these
not».
When the fairs were started fariii~
era would usually give their :erv.cee
There Were few
charges for labor. Feed for :toci.
‘was often contributed free or at a
People want pay now
for their M‘Hlt‘efi and lOVl'llSpé’lpie
charee regular prices,
The filli'r- are made fun of or
prominence at their amusement leu-
tiires. The) are supposed to he edit-
caiiiiini. Yet ”11‘ race track draws
the crowd. while the rill!” knot cl
seekers gather about the. farm ex
pert'ii tent. Yet they do earn: their
fine purpose. it i.~ Sill’pl‘lsillr‘ to raw
wliut a showing can be made of the
resources of a county. It gives one
a new re:<pett for his own home lo-
cality, ii sense of it~ ,.l0.\‘.~billllt‘§.
The laguards and the indolent iiiti t
be spurred in to renewed efhrt ii)
M’Qlllu the line Slut‘li and the hand
fond >l-l"\ i‘i‘lllg raised by
neighbors. Visitors are ini-
preswd by the nitrai-tioih~ and opp r-
tiiiiiries of the locality. It is a mat-
ter of public spirit and liilSinPSH secs?
on iiialie these fairs juet as represen-
tative as possible. Any county that
fails to have one is ~ailli linking in
spirit.
noiiiiiial I‘ )Sl.
the
“(Nilt‘
"(lot a chauffeur. eh thoulihi
iyou. were. averse to havingl one.’
"i was; but you see our cook got
maiiied and we had to give her hus-
band a job in order to keep her."
——Borton Transcript.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
l
t.
I
Ira A. Jones. I
l a A. Jones. hie-inontliuvfll
iliild oi Jo>liua Joins. ul 8‘.) bellig-
ion avenue. died, )tnlr‘l'dd) mommy.
i’m « iii' rt‘i \lt o a w ‘il be ilk'ld with}, on
illitll‘mlll “l“ uhq
plan in the Polo irl‘dfld ('i‘lli{:lt‘T]. h
Harry w. Beers. l
lli.i'i'y W. Beers. the lliiioiiilia’nlil
of Mr. and Mia. Janice
Bt't!:~. oi lia>t .t\t'llu€, tiled.
do. morning, at 10 o'clock. l-‘uiwiiil
seixii‘es will bt held toiiioriow, at 1
o‘clock, and the Rev. Mr. Movie, cfl
tittil‘bHUWn, \\ill edit-late. lntiiimnfi
the
z i. lliii n, itlilj
cliilii h.
)0Slvl<
will take place in the Pine irlfll‘tt‘
cemetery. l‘
., l
Mrs. Hannah Finch. l
The body of Hannah Finch, widow:
of the late William F Finch, 0! Dual“
bu'y. will be sliippcd here for burial.|
today, at 2 o’clock. interment will
talie place in the Pine liland ("e-101
lt‘l} at 7 o't‘lotli Tut‘rd'd)". ;
Quick Buttonholee. ,
When making peiiicoiiis or other 51m
meals. for children t‘iui'ol old material
and on which you do not wish to aphid
much time, try this way or making the
buttonhoies. Mari; van a pencil jw't
win-re and what length you want.
them. Shorten a stitch on the
machine and stitch around the peiiiil
lili’ifii tour or five times. Cut between
the stitching with a buttoiihole Hi.-
lt «can. well and does net
’l‘hi.~ iii also a good
on :i km“,
the usual
aors.
look at all bad.
way to make buttonlioles
finishing the sauii‘ with
buttonhole stitch.
..'—
Senlinel “Wants" thing results.
Fall Hats
.. R - w -
Made in Norwalk
All Styles—All Colors
One Price
$2.00
CopyrightCiothing Co.
6 N. Main St. So. News“.
I
i'i
.-_-.-«.
t '4 lbs. 50c
13 lbs. Granulated SugarllflO
VeryBestCreameryButterlb. ..‘ .........
3 lbs. Whole Grain RiCe hr ..........
New York State Full Cm n Cheese. lb. 22¢
:5 Stamps with i Ib. No.1 Royal Plantation Coliee 35¢
60 Stamps with, I lb. Very Best
Shaker or how Salt. package
3 lbs. 25c
I‘ca
"91106. All members are unwd ti . . it ride the varioim ’ "“ ’ 1‘ .. i if" (- ""i~‘~ Th" vmflam "r ""' "“t “’ "”‘M' "M "l“ '“-"" "‘ Shredded Wheat Biscuit er k .............
be present :53? MW eh m by Mlh.‘VI‘ntlt‘Tbllt Godfrey and Mrs. ranged is n iintlructivo one. lingtt‘fll-Iluthrft“.Bil‘tJ'YilllZ‘It‘IJSvh‘l‘I: l Kellogg: Toasted Corn bake: 5kg ............. 1;:
_ 1 _____‘ __ . XIIII‘} h. button have entertained Mr. Rolon Point Park will celebrate the [Sl'gxi‘bVla‘A‘lliMrll;:{nf(:fltuu::liil‘ll- 20c can Normanna Kippercd Herring ............. 18
lir. and Mrs. William Sniffen and and Mrs. George (iodi'rey and finally. (Tm-don .iy putting on a llreworlts' ”HM m H mm “0;“! “hm".w “’p Crown Aster Brand Flour, per bag .............. 51.1
It. and Mrs. James R. Warden. 0:11 Mill. Wilbur milkeiiinn. Mr. and Mrs. program in the evening. Hiram-0.,“ mm...“ him- mu; n... q] WINE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
7:31- Jlohn street, enjoyed a dell:ht ul 1’ Hermon (till. Mrs. Count-rs, II” of i'ndcr th' nttSlit‘es of the \lill‘iit S [tux-(lslght . l _
”a“ m" “mug“ New ”’1‘ “will ROWAYTON "hill-0W”. urn. Godfrey in now vis- .0 Agatinlli ‘iix-ety a hand concert -i - ~17» Dulty‘s Pure Malt Whiskey. bot ................. 80¢
“mm... Mam. points 0, “um,“ 1, Hill": l‘t-liilit‘es Ill nell Island. the comm Band. of Stamford. will Too Coetly. Ruppert‘s Extra Beer per case ................. ”$1.15 .W
in“ visited and the ”my returned 1 ~~ --—-—-—- to Elven tn the llour Square from 5 lo "M "m- of tilt-innit". innit-m rewrit- Monogram Rye Whiskey bottle .......... . 85¢
a ., late hour. l . l-‘or breakfast. dry tonal and orange 7 o'clock, and following this a ball he. '3, 1w?" r“"“ ’13:“ " 0" m" NJW“ " Green Riveur Wilson Whiskeyy bot ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Charles Guzpr will rpgunlp in»... am“... juice‘ should suffice. You should ‘il‘liil‘K at elizth o'clock will be held Li::“\\,::fi_fi 31::"i::b:::§ 1:51;: Bumett‘l Old Tom or L0 ‘dOn DTY Gin. hot. ...... 8“
A tea-dunnnt Will be iield at the. with the National think of Norwailk have 1‘ “till! meal at noon und R Il'ttl“rl“i‘ I‘ll-‘9‘"?!i of lht‘ Slime 1‘0“le ii-ni'in:liieiriifliis.hustled atln IIHIT. '
Country (‘liib this afternoon from 4 tomorrow illlt‘l‘ ("11037an a two weeks' somewhat more substantial 0“" lii lllt‘ TOW" AS-‘WWNY "fl“- Tll“ Will" the iznliiitiiiii-il iii-tint: likelii hilt no! in0 THE BEST OF EVER‘ THING To EAT AND
oclock until 6. Dancing will be hell vacation. about 6 o'clock: llo not eat before ninl Ori‘i' tra of Stamford will [or “llit‘ Lien. 'i'im young lfltiit‘i in the DRINK AT POPULAR PRICES
in the evening to music furnished by retiring. and d” "0i (Willi liquids 0i Dish muiic. {uh-”“3 “uh-hm ”.wm “1”! ”flunk.“
chhallan's Orchestra, tit Siaziirord.’ Thi monthly nit-mini: of the Ilihle any kind with 3'0“? lM'fllS- hi" "0 --—~~— ‘l'3.“|{f‘,fl. T s‘;“,’"'.‘"§.“ “WENT“! L
In all, a delightful Labor Day l‘T0~‘Sll)(l}' Class of the Methodist Church Sure to drink piozity of water be- “mun “mm tomatoes give them R m-MH'SM In:thunukoiild"titliliilzfilrlm hll A F B k &
mm has been prepared 'by the 9113““! b“ held lOIIIOI‘WW (“l'illI‘i-l 3i ill? tween “me But only hm “mm" fresher. liner fliivor by putting in “q "\Iy tit“l|'.” um: the eiilltzlitiiiiliig :iii 0 0 6C mann C00
tortalnment committee. home of Mia‘s liliii'y Hurt, Raymond “M ““l_ no potatoes. peas. mm. mm.“ salt as Vt.“ would if preparing are". "don‘t you i-iioii- iiiiil :i 50:" in
street. macaroni. Oillnlt‘fll henna. homlziy' them for immi‘dkite table, “SPA This the Stock Exiliniine costs tliiiisands ol' GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
Residents of the East Side :ire‘ —-—————— My" turnips or parsnips. Rich dps' also .helps them to keep under trying “flimsy." hm” * Mafl'll'm' .
“med to attend a meeting to be held Advertise In The Sentinel. SONS“ cake. sugar and confectionery conditions. 83 ad ‘5 wuhmgton St‘ Telephone "05'
should n‘so be avoided.
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MIKET“ MESSENGE
THERE’S MORE THAN ONE DUMMY
IN TO‘ DAY'S PICTURE.
WALT V
'DESMCQNfi .
KNOW I'M A
IN 0‘5 BATH/'4'
IT'S MTHER qumltssm'
T0 BETH' SINECURE or-
ALL EYES‘ BUT I ceN‘r
5mm: TH'GIRLS -'FaR l
To 8E DROWNIN'
WHERE i MAKE
DREAM FE—R FAME!
swrh
' Iillllimull"
‘Vl'uinnlillillil-—-
w ! i'lfllil iii.-'.
'UIII/Illliuiiill
GEE‘ DE?E5 A WOMAN
OUT DERE DAT APPEQRS
C 000665 FA
- HERE'S
MIKE TH' MESSfiNGEV-I
NEVER DESERTEI‘ A
WOMAN
in ONE
Dismiss !
lT‘S FoNNv SHE
cow SAY NWHM‘-
iGUESS sue MusT
HAVE FAINTED-
CAN HOLD our FIVE
M'NNi‘rs mom: ME
FORTUNE IS MADE!
IFI
HULLY GEE-m CERTAINLY
RIVE FOR TH‘ FLOOEY:
Mouss-l'VE BEEN AN'
GONE AN' REscoED A
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