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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, TUESDAY OCTOBER 3, 1916
tantalum: tum " 3” GAIN "‘ tttttt anon“
lNGlNUlllS I l ttttt llllll ltiillt - "WINS IN tittcttt ti Silllllllll
Fa.r tomght and Wednesday.
RUMlNltl ltttttlts infill ”
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INSPECTIONS
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l i 0! Bullet Clips ai'iece of the Ear
‘ __ . ltlewmtllilmlmis 2.. p of a Passenger on i load in “‘
‘ The announcement in yesterday's. til ‘ “I.“ Y.“ . RIVER INIO Bm-c l j
0 . Sentinel as to the candidacies of At-t 7 ’ ’ '
ltorney Nehemiah Candee and Charles?
| it"flilworth for the office of Repre-i
4 scntative from the upper end of the?
.The ”inf, Eduard “reel, 0' m town. brings out the information that’
. . . Attorney Leo liavis would not be“
"ill, Ground l. mes IB Bridge- averse to tlte honor. The present re-E
port This Morning
NEW wait, no. 3."*Sall5fied thaté
there was little further danger of vio-l
lence in tile subWay as a result of the!
zrncl-ltlflrail‘tsyv3:213:11.i fittmgzrisoiia Bespalches State That Measures have BeeitT', ,
inien from strike duty on the utldi‘r': '0 AllICk This Force. lllll ll l8 ”0‘ EXPECT“ ‘0 .' i
a Menace to field Marshal Von Mackensen
ground trains. Policemen, however,]
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“ethics-tests Iarlt Election
m tiaaor Question is at
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General Russell Frost Suggests
’presentative. Charles F. ’l‘ristram.j
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twould make vo >‘ w .5 t . . . . .
ha c with them boom ,, N,“ be kept m. station platforms lufi
ta few days longer.
Similar action. it is announced, will
,be taken with regard to the elevated.
“mill; talie z‘33:“dilnnltll]:oipdlxrlil:ershttt‘ilt‘liS-E—RWBIANS APPEAR 10 “AVE GAME” UPPER
wmpathizers who have bombarded the: I
NtND IN llil illlll liliNliiCllN llllilll
surface car. _.__._____
trains froin roof tops in ill“ early
. Si tly 'ller an aiinouncetttent that‘ '
m u. 2 fr.” ".m‘. politI-l‘:r gua‘lds were to he removed ; ne'ermned Cillllllel' j‘"86ks by “TC Ger-Ills “avg '
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“my. ;g;;;:.;;f.;:.‘.“‘.‘.....‘.7“.F. .1. .33....5... .‘t; in Along the Somme Region, and British Salter .
. bullet fired at a Third avenue elevated t ..
Matter to belorsitieted In the
Council Again llexl Tuesday
5 idol-s not appear to be much of a l'usllzm
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ON INSPECTOR'S Pill SWITCH All” RUNS Will ill two llillNllS
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"it —-—-—~ whim“ m RHW the WWW m lb 1 -——--—— | Only ont- policeman instead of two!
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ported that some of his trial! I arel
Separation of Babes to Building’
‘it is said. should he decide to run.
on the part of citizens to get ittto the.
l l(.eneral Assembly. ()nc natne has been, 'hprpan” will he Hrfiiglll'll to each
:llrkilnlzlllg a canvas in his behalf, al-T
and Electrical lines
again. His decision is therefore‘
race. Ilet'etotorc it has called for a lo‘ .
'suestd .ti t t‘ 3
Topples Donn Viaduct and Crushed “ " "" ‘e ” "‘9 “ ”a” ""1
; though it is not definitely stated how -
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.uwaited with interest. i '
”HIS AI [AVMIIISM l he the lower end. of the city there
afcoaxintt to get ttten to leave their:
that is llr. Hiram ll. West. is mid W F". “Cd's. lo ”I
Two llorss Truck to Bits
he looks on the proposition He ran.
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No definite action was lakcn'al :t‘
. btchead on the "north
, was killed and another escaped a .“r‘mg as a candidate for the (‘ouncilt l i ii ed a iece from the tilllll -. UWWM»~W ' '
apt-tun) t‘ouncil llll"".lllg; held last mu. late by “ narrow margin here iii the old (‘ity of South Norwalk. and; .. .' _ . [”8" o W p 't ville Wri ht. .
evening in the (‘ouncil Chambers tn mm). in “ peculiar accident on ”u. is a prominent member. of many frat jmfiz‘wlg‘i'2‘vfg'cggkj'mTpgn'miflém'1:23giii.‘:a‘1':nng;:ll Rind, “papuufiflg [ARMERS "GI-”me ’ Rumania's stroke IKIM'
‘1'" “”“y ”“1" ‘3" the_ "WWW“, "1' New l‘otk. New Haven and Hartford “r""l organizations. unimportant ”C" were featured by apirlted contestsia motor n's booth I Central Powers in thrown I
h'w‘ng :4 complaint preferred b." (“’1“ Railroad. The dead ittatt was Edward “r i” ‘h"‘-“‘ hm" mu'ttsipal “”5”” ‘ . u ll i I AmP . St .k 'c Min so i ' ‘
i'l'di Russel! i-‘rost against ilutidtnc lit-4mm” of Long Hill driver M a dump in all probability there 'will he a 9‘“... to we quest 0:" ““d ‘h‘t "3',” ' '1 °Th‘u ”'ka M, BACK Mu.“ monuc'l ‘0“! across the Din“? ' ‘ .
spct-ioi- Clarence l, Finch. General Um ' ' considerable crop of candidates heron.‘ my 1‘0"“. rude ' gain 0' tour Al.liA.\\. 0;th ”ll »..3.31~,',.....,‘.;t Etna 13 the 0“ka ‘
lo‘rmt stated numerous instances, the holding of the ptlntaries two towns. H“, ‘0‘“ voted on the '5‘ the employes o ‘ P .m ‘ ‘ tn the current was Timf"
\th‘clt in his opinion. proved inspector
Villt‘ll incompetent for the position
“lllt‘ll he holds. To these accusations
Mr. Finch. tht‘ou,h his attorney. Leo
The accident happened at u grad-t
crossing. The engine of a passenger
train hound into this city from New.
town. struck the cart as it was cross-
ing tltc tracks. killed Green and his
weeks hence.
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RECRUITING i8 VERY
:ue. six voting from license to no
:lll‘t‘flst’, and two changing front no liv
=t~cnse to license. in 1"” of the tohtls
the decision to change froth "wet" to
"dry" was carried by a single \‘tile.
t‘ompany. which yesterday completely:
tied up. the local street car frl'\lt‘t’,l
appeared unchanged early today. .\'o THOMSIIK'S Cl mun“: Wasted ia’
effort has been made by the coin-t . -.
Counts Between Bonnie- and
party to operate cars. Labor lenders‘
Should this army prove ,I
of formidable size, it will "
tutc a seriousmcnacc to
”Miimamlpu ."p'." in“?injs‘f‘d_‘h.u'i ““4”“ and “N4“! the-shattered cart Following is a rccapllulatiozt: :appenrutl encouraged because of Up Mamba] von Mackenwna
m... a... .. rations n tumours “wk- o
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«mule discussion, the meeting was ad- “up; ”“2".“ into n ".91th on. load Total. ill} Lutrtkiug. ..__———-— ‘ A i . . , , . , .. ' minimizes the importance d
tom-natt ttntil next TuestlilY. when the ‘ ' ’ ' . “mm‘wmwn’ votingJ'l. """ ‘ 3k“ “"3"“ “”- 3*'““‘ M“ Rumanian invasion. “H
(‘ottttcii will decide what action will
cd with content and J‘llen breaking
Nollcenso towns voting. l3. .
York State furthers tightened their|
have been taken to .n
\
, away ftont its train toppled over the . T r ‘ . . < . . , . . .
l ...k. _ hp t . . ‘. - . . m Olll. 00- {clip on the milk supply today. and fl , 7 .‘
M . m mt b mater thf’ M the Viaduct to the street I)" “I“ ‘25,. t. [MST 372 U09!!!" WV!“ Carbonated. 3|. icauned a further reduction in the force, Thfi Officml m '
'°“- l “a II "p. York f..- .“ “fl. unease “subdued. ti ‘quuntlty supplied to this city. Thalclares. ..1 . ‘
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i [)0er in the strut a heavy two
{hart-e truck was passing. The driver
vloolted up as he heard the collision.
Ilsaw the engine toppling and pulling
.hls horses quickly to the sidewalk.
ljutnpt-d. Almost immediately after.
; «$me .
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l wasntxo'rox. om. a. lit-ports
'madc public at the War Department
’ lilo-illusion .towoapnchonnd. 11.: .
l. ‘No-Ilccue towns ehangcd.2. i
The changes follow:
From tin-license to license: Qriswoldt
by St majority: Sproguo by 135. i
From license to tic-license: Canaan'
. , .. ' . timers are boldlngtbtocit the product
' w W“m ml of their dairies to compel the bi dia-
‘ . itributcrs here to pay higher prices.
The milk war. which originated with
, _ ‘ Fasti tho organisation of- the Dairymen's
“Ml" passing ”‘0 mm" 0 ‘ ‘laague. has spread throughout the
._..
In Macedonia, g .
wherein the“ ' ‘
the Allies are p ‘
movements the tide . 5'“
fluctuating on both will”,
I l o v . ‘ b _
,wards the engine fell on ‘hp ”my“ yesterday show that ll cost 315.000 Lust , .. t . . . my. Road and Huck street. lastl v .
CASE [1" AGAINWW .., “W“ .. The 5...... w
’ s I The engineer. Robert Burns. attd the 2‘3” ll“? ”ii“ "m':f;'“‘“l Guard “1 “l“ bury by 1; l’l'ainlleld by 101_ ' ‘ llucanelle. of the llrm of llacanelle mmllk spilled incombats between the. gained the upper laid ilk
__ iflrcman. it. in. Hennessey. tumbled: lggfiurfg‘afie'convinzodt”::|‘"3 “Rf Last year 81 towns stood license and Heals. turned MI “I l” ”“0“ 3‘“ f dairymen and the empioyes of the the. hilly Kaimakcalan W‘
tt-staplng with bruises. The (oat 19:» u y o - the road and into a the in or or otlributers. the pickeling of cross roads?
Issues Will Be lleard By the Sup-
reme Court on Cclblur 0
.of the passenger train remained on
jthc tracks. and none of the passengers
‘50 far as could be learned suffered
% tnore than a shaking up.
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cers here that the government will
be forced to devise it means whereby
recruiting can be accomplished for
Not only is the number of recruits
less money. »
8': noticense; and the year before the
standing was 87 and 80 in favor of
the drys, with the town of Branford.
split. "
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M‘Old striking a Ford machine driven in dairy districts. farmers held up and'
by R woman “’th“ suddenly mrmd,'bettten. and the establishment of
i310 "‘9 road ahead 0' him. Th: b‘hicheese manufactorles to dispose or
truck W“ “0‘ ““0“”. damaged. and the surplus resulting from the with;
Mr. lRacanelle luckily escaped inlm’" j drawing of New York city's supply. l
admits a Bulgarian .
there.
Entente status-en to d--
Bulgarians were repulsed”.
eastern end of the Ida-- ~
"- _.... obtained in New York small in pro- l t the accident. Mr. , . . . . - .
Attorneys for l). E. Loewe & Co.‘ portion to the amount of money ex- mfi;:|fe‘wn:: driving one of the bill? mTBlnlggegspgb‘ddt'yml: giggeit‘logti'bfmnt. 1“ “tic“ 0“ British V I
have filed a motion before the United BAIIII 00M|Nc 0N pended. but ll is expected that oth- Barker truck! owned by the local lce‘of farmers upon their neighbors to‘ t'ons east of the serum _ .
States supreme court. in Washington.
ll). 0.. that the hearing of the appeal
of attorneys for the United Hatters
from the decision of the United States
circuit court in the 330.000 interest
suit, be advanced on the court docket.
The hearing on the motion will be held
October 9. The motion of the Loewe
altmneys will not be opposed. it was
learned today.
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ilNliRllSl IN [WING 008l.
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illation-wido Campaign Planned,
i Initiated by Washington Chant-I
or states will show similar huge ed-
penditures with similarly
this of accepted ntcn.
During one week in New York only
ill recruits were obtained and dur-
ing another similar period only 65
soldiers were added to the roster tn
the entire state.
Must Change System.
When total recruiting expenditures
small to-
sttttttt. E. inc
SUPPORTS NlllllllSliN
Among the many letters of congrat-
ulations received by Representative
Charles E. Williamson. of Barton. fol—
firm. and was towing another truck of:
the me make. which “I“ in charge product. This followed an attack on
of Lawrence Hcaly. \\ hen tbedcor-lom‘ man who was severely beam“.
ncr'of Hazel street was reache . :iWhile the deputy sheriff who accom-
Ford suddenly rounded the corner a lpanied him was held prisoner. and tied;
quite a rapid rate of speed. directly in lo a m... '
the path of the big truck. Mr. Racan- bled to he Mfitdl‘llrlgntlltimrafg rlen-i
site had the choice. of hitting the'no D
. ,Hcrklmer. Lewis. Madison. Ofiegofl
smaller machine. or hitting a ”93' Oneida. Tompkins and other counties
““1 he chose "‘9 latter. The tone upstate, seizing milk and dumping it.
compel them to hold back their
however, reports the rec: ...
Bulgarian forces of the 't
of Jenikol and Nev‘olycn,
the British had taken.
On the Somme front I . ~»
of determined counter attach
the Germans appear to have
in. They have been striking
The attorneys for the United Hat- for all the states are available it is ~ h hlne ' ' 01f
. ' _' w m 00 . 1 ‘ ' ' lowing his nomination for Senator by truck followed the 01 91‘ {MC in some use“ the armor“ M, m". strongly at the Branch pl
first)??? 33:)? to ”were thPhinue“! 0' c T ”ppm“ that the ”"93““ will the Republicans o! the Twenty-Sixth across the road. but was not damaged. tributtng lfllnds to build cooperative 1302““?waa e d. .. ‘
‘ ‘ (use 9 on. 1 9 cu mount into such a fabulous sum senatorial District. the following from in the slightest degree. Beyond a" creameries. ' ’
preme court. in the federal court of
this state. Judge Thomas decided the
$30,000 case. in favor of the United
Hatters. An appeal was taken to the
United Suites circuit court by the at-
torneys for Loewe & Co. and the cir-
cuit court reversed Judge Thomas. An
appeal. in the case. was then taken
I \vssnixorox. Oct. 3.» A nation-5
lwide fight ,to combat the increased
Icost of living. particularly the con-
Ztlnued advance of bread prices. was
iorganized here yesterday. The plan
was initiated by the local chamber of
commerce and will be developed
that steps will promptly be taken to
change the system.
already are convinced that the .sys-
tent of paying postmasters $5 for
each recruit accepted is a failure.
Hundreds of cases have developed
showtngthat hundreds of recruiting
officers have spent as much as 820
Many oilicials
by the United Hatters to the supreme , through the United States. which nt-‘ in examining a single recruit only to
court of the United States.
:90 has headquarters here. It is ‘ex-
‘flnd that he was not acceptable. the
The principal point involved is lot i a o in tb f
. ‘ . peeled that chambers of commerce 8 m u 9'0 0H? 1’9an a dead
Mather the interest on the attached ; and boards of trade in practically ev~ loss.
bank deposits of the defendants in the ‘ 1 1
- original Loewe Ease, which remained 9” city in the country will ion in
in the local banks until that case was
decided. belongs to the United H‘t'lembargo on the exportation of wheat,
le‘n or Loewe & Co. The inteTe?!
amounted to about $30,000.
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town ilNlllltNlli
BOSTON, Oct. 3.—Lawrence B.
Sperry, of New York. who in a hydro-
aeroplane set out from the navy yard
last, evening for a short flight to Mar-
shore. was
picked up early today of! Nantasket.
on the south shore, by a granite car-
:the movement which probably still
ttake the form of a demand for an
{and other food studs.
To Go Before Commission.
l. The organizers of the movement.
iwlll lay the entire question of lncreas~
ed retail prices before the Federal
trade commission which ' already is
considering complaints about increas—
ed bread and milk prices. A survey
of recent food price increases through-
out the country will be attempted and
the. results will be submitted to the
trade commission as evidence that
some government action to check the
\rapidly mounting living cost is int»
iterative.
Members of the federal trade com
mission began to return to Washing
ton today after their summer vaca‘
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rylns steamer. He had not suffered . tion and they promised to take up the
PAINllllll ‘INlliillll
! ./ 0N Milli Ilillil
Clifford Nichols, of - Westport
lllrletl Through Windshield in
“Collision
WESTPORT. Oct.
hour‘s collision with an automobile
on the Sandy Hook road Sunday night
while riding his motorcycle, Clifford
Nichols, son of Dr. C. L G. Nichols
of Weltport, is confined to his bed
today with painful injuries. He was
hurled through the windshield of the
3.—.tResultlng
Senator Hubert E. Bishop is specially
pleasing. showing as it does a friendly ‘
spirit toward his undoubted successor:
Norwalk, Conn.
September 30. 1916
Hon. Charles Williamson.
Dorlen. Conn.
My dear Williamson:
Please accept my 1 ngratulations
upon your nomination t‘ Senator.
in view of the return of the Pro-
gressives to the told~ond the general
political ,outlook. Republican success
at the polls this year seems. assured.
Any assistance of which I am capable.
i will gladly give.
Trusting that you will be elected by
charge majority and will have a suc-
cessful term as Senator. I am very
sincerely yours.
‘ ' HUBERT E. BISHOP.
an invitation -
iilll lilillll tototttw
All of the East Norwslk public
schools, which have been closed for
two weeks longer than the other
schools in Not-walls. owing to than.
l
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instillation t
- to than not us
i t
The condition of Mrs. Samuel W.
slight shaking up Mr. Racanelle was: John J. Dillon. the State Commis-
unhort. , ' sioner of Foods and Markets, who rep-
The Ford car. in charge of a woman resents the League of Farmers. esti—
thc mlxup “n““hed‘ ‘0! the normal amount of milk was
shipped into New York 'city for use
0 0““ today. City distributers claimed they
0AM“ 6 I- ’ lthe 2.500.000 gallons required daily.
. i Thusifar the shortage has not affected
AN AMER‘C the city hospitals. t
t Application for the appointment of
ivestlgation under the direction of At-
EL PASO, Tex.. Oct. 3"G- W- M0"? torneyGeneral Woodbury is expected
ton, augmerican employed in a rail-t to be made ‘0 the courts at once. .
and killed by a Carranza colonel re‘lmadc good their assertion that far
0°“th in the Mexican can}‘*“- ““0”“ spection rules would not be modified.
ing to his sister Mrs. L. in. Rogers oton account or the milk famine by re-
news was “film?“ in a“ 193‘” dre‘i Herkimer County. on the ground that
celved yestc ay mm H. ’. ang om." was not asteurized.
an Americamengineer, who witnessed! p ~ '
The letter, Mrs. Rogers said. stated
that Morton and Langdon were seated
in a cafe. convening in English. when
of English was forbidden. When Mor~
ton asked why such an order was is-
sued, the letter continued. the ofllcer
"’“dem °f Cranbury. escaped from mates that not more than 25 per cent.
thad received about sixty per cent.
is referee to take teatimony in an in-
road 0 co in MN!” City. “'35 shot~ The health authorities early today ‘
this city..who stated today that “mining to admit 10.000 gallons from
the shooting.
the ofllcer warned them that the use
fired.
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Hoyt is improving, and there is every
their way back into the ' .
Eaucourt l'Abbaye, and .
they are reported by Paris
have attempted heavy arm
the French lines near ' -
north of Peronne. They were
0"able, however, to dcboudt
the St. Pierre-Vast Wood,
cast of Rancourt, Paris (1
being checked by the French
tain of fire andmachine 1..
“The night was quiet son
the Ancrc (on the Somme! ..
says today's official report. ‘
“South of Loos our
successfully raided cm '
cs.” l -| q ‘i'
Unofficial forecasts of
amount. of subscriptions to
fifth German our loan in
that it will exceed the
the preceding loan. A
whose advance information 5
gard to earlier loans in ouch
proved exact says the
lions are flit ahead of the a
stilt: corresponding \petl
subscriptions to the Toni-tit
An investigation by the '
dud“ “’9 “‘8“ The torpedo boat cost of living question as soon allsutdmobile an experienced a narrow mule . V ~ - ’ b k ‘
. , . ,, paralysis epidemic items more. ., reason to believe that she will can» an some days ago, ..
dosimet- Warrington had been order- possible. _ escape train de th. prevalent in that section than in an: . _ pletely recover. . :total of “WWI It '
ed out l0 39"“ ’0' the “lat”- ‘ Informal investigation. Nichols was riding up a steep hill other district. will open tomorrow for ' ‘ ‘ The impreastohyesterday afternoon
Engine trouble developed after the
start from the yard and Sperry stopped
at West Lynn for repairs. Later the
machine came about and alighted at
the Point of Pinch. A fresh start for -
. Narhlebead was made and as dark-
-, mess gathered tbebydroaeroptans was
sighted from Nohsnt soomtngly,hsad— mission will mterlslly broaden the
ed for the open sea. ’Tthn dsyugbt scope it! the investigation and will
came it was soon by tbepcrow of the smoke an effort to. secure date upon
Members of the federal trade com-
mission. in cooperation with the de-
partment of justice has been under
way for some time. ,
The inquiry has “so far. bowevél'.
however. that the federal trade coin-
brougbt slight results. It is expeclodu
and was blinded by the lights at on
infecting Co. of New Haven. In the
machine besides the chauffeur. were
coho omelet- or the company return-
dog from the 'Dsnbury fair grounds.
Another summobile following “the
tones to prevent a double mash.
Deputy Sheriff Beers took Nichols and
automobile owned by the West Dis-
.West machine was swerved into a
the N1 term. .
With the opening 0! the East Side
debacle. the last restriction placed by
‘the bowl of nuns on the children
of riot-walk will be removed. The chil-
dren can now; sttend the moving'plo:
temptation! nobody day scbbol and.
non-visit the. limos.
itlsnow thousbtbytbenoardot
.Kelltb; that that-omit! be sbsolutely
llliillillllliii’lilll .
Samuel Router hu- purcbased two
sdioi the Regent Theatre. and
a. adorn brick building will beet-act.-
od there. As Mr. Kantor is a live. pro-
gressive mast
rwalk may rest as.
was that Mrs. Smith's visit was acci-
ental. but it is teamed that she. came,
in response to Mrs. Hoyt's summons.
Mrs. Hoyt was seated near the tole—
pbono buy with sewing at the time
the gas went out, and as the gas!
gradually overcame her, she felt till
Not knowing Just what was the mat-
tsr and reducing that she might. the
token lll. she telephoned to Mrs.
of more than monopoly
Th: subscription list deli
5t. . ' .
“Yes'bcrdav.” the War” '
in London announced W.
Bulgarian! counter “how"
that» battalions scabies" 7'
positions M the infirm
Strum The and.“
ammu- rsstlng on the waves a few which recommendations tor the on- those-in the sutomobllo to Wootport. compete the ho‘slth of thii'cbildron stimuli» the balding will too a credit Smith 0 come over. Whatltdrs Smith
, . . miles of! short. Sperry was mccom- sctmeitt or legislation by congress can The driver of the automatic was not of'tbla ultras regards infantile portly- to tho‘ location and that it will benefit orrlvbd‘flrl. Hoyt la! upon the door .- """‘.' -' ‘
a“ mind on his adventure. be based. arrested. . _ sis. and public buildings. . ‘ by its erection. - .r . g associations. - . ,v f , . , 4 “ “$440.9 '5..- .
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