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' alGreeting
~ Bill NEWS
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Charles Sigsway, of Day street, has
purchased a 191‘! Ford touring car. '
Russell W. Mansfield is now employ-
ed as depot man by the Adams Ex.
press Company in South Norwalk.
,Thie evening at 7:45 o'clock the mid-
l‘ook meeting of the South Norwalk
Mist Church will be heln.
A meeting of the Republican Town
committee will be held at headquar-
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St. John's Lodge. No. 6. l-‘. and A.
I. will meet this evening in the lodge
W, in Wall street. and transact
rotatine business.
A regular business meeting of liivl-
gloo No. 1, A. 0. 11.. will be held this
melting. in the lodge rooms. in Wall
street.
- list your Sunday meals at the Clit-
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before the game goes into
cold storage.
For the man at the bat, here's
the sweater ($8.) to wear
Norwalk So. Norwalk
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Paugnssett Tribe. of Uanhury. is
planning to bring the "travelling blan-
ket" to (‘oclienoe Tribe, of Nortt-alk.
in the near future.
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Waldo Margulis reported this morn-
ing that some one had stolen a lamp
from his bicycle. The police are in-
vestigating the report,
i The Thursday night prayer meeting
3of the First Baptist t‘burcli will be
held this evening. Rev. lieWitt Tal-
mage Van Doren will conduct the
meeting.
Company. in layingr the new cable
through tthe conduits from Darien to
Bridgeport.
The W, t‘. 'l‘, 1'. will meet at the
nome of Mrs. hacker. No. 8 Reed
‘strect. tomorrow afternoon, at three
o'clock. Reports of the state conven-
tion will be read and members are
urged to attend.
I‘m }
Tao My mu. nodding.
W at Wilton. Conn. the nut
neck. 15c Irnt not that of Ital
union were united two families of fine
old New-England stock. All the mem-
bers of the respective families are line
people who have esteem and affection
whereter they are known. and well
liouis XIII, and like tunes.
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of inheiigrin wedding
march. They passed between the
pews which were ornamented with
hydrangeas next the broad aisle. on
and up to the Chancel. where the altar
was most tastefully decorated with
hydrangeas and a profusion of pink
roses. The maid of honor. Miss Doris
Godfrey. of Cannondale. who was beati-
tifully gowned. carried a large bou»
quet of pink roses. and like her name-
sake “Doris the shepherd maiden,
whose crook was laden with wreathed
flowers" her tout ensemble suggested
sylt'an scenes and "maiden meditation"
though 'tis said “not fancy free."
Little Huth Reynolds. with her basket
of flowers was a pleasing addition to
the bridal train.
Serious at the altar. the bride was
radiant as she left the church after
their happiness cndurc to the end oi
tlieil lives.
in marked contrast was the quiet
honic wedding lllt' next day. of bliss
Alice iMerwin to (‘harles ()scar Bak-
latid, Jr.. at the home of Mrs. Jane
Hyde Merwin tip by the mill dam.
near Wilton Centre. in this union
were united what was once considered
the blue blooded .\lerwiit arid pcdu-
gog ()lmslcad fatiiilies, with the
much hyphenated Eaklaiid family.
whose residence is locally known as
the "Melting Pot." Although of
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tottntdbermotner toaslihlt
mr—th ant subs in in. ital-l
hum «uniting the vny.aofu.
an hone is not at all related to the?
med Hutton faultle- d t‘nn .
nondnle and Kernel. '
Tho- wedding guests of that
III-V
.riagt- in the di- taraaay put. no the
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50"“ cos attract-toe I
GNU“.
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George L truth In W mane
in was! mm We“
The annual session oi the tints-in
WENT. ‘ afl
a: it ..
STERLING for
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, « . . m d: k ”gmuh‘gi'i‘firon “(loam witness owns, were nanenbk'dl at tho' unletrnu ”‘ '5' V I Ilsa-uh ‘u' ‘ -
m” . fits-w'kuy own. son or m. nu cure-- “it" it“ Net-Wt ”ti-WW "l“ “M“ -‘ ’» “W“
. a' . . _ where an unusual banquet was ready .tloiidai altrluuuu .t tru. mi 0!
m W'MI 3;, on! :Lnfimfréafidmxz‘idietb‘e: I ‘Iolltd 5:3:dIIIIl3itIIItIhIongtntIhtI-ugflue2; brotherly love t-hdffltlrrllfll llfrt'ullft.
of Henry Pinch of “Broudt‘iew Farm" . session. Uni f a 1 n‘ . art-
‘ x. m ‘ N [ Chestnut Hill. the running twin of 35:11:: :3: :0 £332“? :ggncgrr‘xi’ ‘nadc v“... :l,p:,,“:m.n: ‘tnnfim, M.
- ow or one rand w the wenlt i ~ ‘. ‘ . - ‘ ’ ‘
~ ‘ M by F nth Bu” In their grey little old cottage lame. for “be- tion are as follows.
i hold the bridegroom cometh not." He|
'came several days later. thus realiz-
I log at last the desires of the apparent-
‘ ly forsaken, poor would'be-bride. Jnniel
Anna. in the tdestined) “Melting Pot." lmwde
I Maple Avenue. Slamlord [in Z
l\l'ailliir. returned
North t‘oscub lit-t.
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Jacob Tl‘oost,
rendition of “Antaryllls.” ttoiiiposed hy‘~
no excuse was offered for the absence
of “Little Buttercup" his wife. How
ever she was unable to attend»
William Gantley. a mechanic ot‘ Wil
ton, well known as an intimate friend
of the present Merwin-Olmstead fam~
iiies. who declared. it is alleged, that
he was glad to leave the room in
which lllP ceremony was performed.
because of ill ncrrous contorlions ot
the bride an groom. .\'o doubt the
spirits of blue blooded Puritan tin-1
cestors, were hovering over the bride
and frowning at the groom, sendlns
w rning shocks through this lil-
m cited pair. A psychic who was
present has declared that a train of
shadowy forms peered in at the win-
dows and floated near the ceiling mak~
ing agonized gestures as though they
were in torment. and someone who
chanced to visit "Joe's Hill t‘emelery"
that same day. reported that the turf
l
thr'iilig restlessly. the old profcsaor
feeling even in the tomb, the lowering
of his old ideals. in the rapid degen'
eralion ol his own blood. and that of
the once honored Morwiri tamily. in
the commingling with that of .lic
humbly born emigrant it its rapid
evolution from Steerage to “Melting
Pot" with its galaxy ~or hyphens.
“But nobody cares what Melliall said.
For Meltish is dead. you know!"
litit we had best cease these rct’eries
here. for when such reminiscences are
once licgun, there seems to be no end
the plant of the \‘l'atcrbury .‘lanufflb
'uring t‘oitipany. A current of 480
\olls i-litel'ed his body while he was
:tniidliiu on a int-lat pipe trying to lo-
cal. .i short circuit" in the starting box
of a new motor He tell to the floor
and lited only a few minutes, Stock.
holm tame to this city from New-Jer-
sey and had been working for the “a
Manufacturing t‘onipuiiy only
lie lealcs a wife.
Ierbur)
tour weeks. lit-p-
oty t'oroner bloulaui is investigating
the fatality.
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
tors this evening. Harold Hanks is employed by the . . I . washeiivlng over Professor (ilmstead‘s
‘ American Telegraph and Telephone 3?:n1fifmxog‘dnfil,3"; #12001?“ ‘12); grow, grandfather of the unthinking BEFORE BREAKFAST. ..._........ -...~..
- l ) H” g ' ‘ bride. as though the body beneath was
lays we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fault
and avoid Iliitou.
Sanitary science has of late made
rapid strides with results tlidt are of
untold messing to humanity. The lat-
Heaters
Furniture
Bedding
Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets
We~ Specialize in Furnishing
Homes Complete.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 105
eat application of its unliring re-
search is the recomcndation that it is
as necessary to attend to internal san-
3‘": ford. The members of the Public Utilities humblest 0,1 . . . . .
. ' “mt cooling ‘0 ”H“ ”m" * i could be \l’l‘iitPll of local err .
I- Commutation of the state stopped in try from Sntxdt‘ll. in the steerugc. may?“ Mowningg nut the unity :tation [:th drIainIage him? (in, the “mama you FREE PERFUME
.‘ Norwalk yesterday afternoon for a many WW” “0‘ ”N“ lather "' ”w naturally and lrrcsialihii' strides in HIP iuman ' " "a I H m ‘ e rs us of ‘ w'i“ W'MOWW‘ I "
the house.
merit the regard in which they are . , _ ,
between the 8C“. held, and by no means the re.“ loved Llsllihe “rrd»e‘gr“'?; prAI"I d “I Nolololi Heights lit-t “voice It
I For the m in the bleach- are the newly wedded pair. The H 9 any ”3' ' he.) a) “are“ " iOgden
.. to be h young groom has a good position with .9 comctII not, b ‘9 “Hf ' - - .
If 3 l ‘m ‘“ °‘ x“! "e “e the Gilbert and Bennett Wire Mann. bile said. lam sweaty. aneurr . arts: \loods not (worn ii. Sluilli.
. . -. »- a- .. . g Failovemoats $15. to $30.. or factoring Company of Georxetown. ' “0““ ””91 “'9" “d‘ l h i""”"“"“4 u S
For, Chasm“ l mackimws $6 to $13.50. Conn. .“nd 3" ‘l'lbfm.m":°'1‘fd xi”: il'at“ Sliter Mines s‘uiiiilu-u hi oi-orus
. ; , . it would require a Herrick's descrip 5.00.!" na ) re urne ‘ "r 8 N ‘ \‘ in
- You ll get ¢fl°ugh thrills live powers to do Miss Barrett full gratified. : h In} L ‘ '
I : l' NOW , without running the risk of justice. for never a daintier or more But w.”‘“"’ ‘0 ”w most ”can.” m" Mun-“3' Hamm” "r N““""“
- '. . chills. ‘ charming bride walked up the aisle ”WWI" ’1 “I" ”EMMA ”v.3“ “5' Heights. moved to Kizers and Mt.
DONNEI‘LY’S 1 . of old St. Matthew's church. \or more New", m” aristocratic “"“““*”“‘“,"-‘* t‘ob.
_ Fall and Winter suits $15. to exquisitely gowned: her filmy vellum“ .‘helfluik of the groom. 13):?
.. - ' - ‘ ' - ’30. caught and fastened with a large dia—lknowg ab Dmk the ( 9“” Home” -. _-
STAiAONERY STORE G] $ ’1 mond aigrelte at the back falling Iblack “in???” was not it“ 9 .21 WATERBURV MAN
0V5! I~15 to -5°- artisticallv about the l0\' 1' face are e preset] a 1 e ceremony. ' ”A I c ‘
’5. 3”“ Main “3‘“ : the finishing touch wail: the lingo “‘r “m” “l“ l‘ "3" "Walls“ "9 “5i . . . . » “a TROCUTED
l R0 el's & Ste assembly of guests'awaited the bridal “0‘ well." but h was conjectured that “A ”mm H). OH, lil~liarry
. g vens party ”'10 organist pleased a“ by his he was enjoying one or his frequent Stockholm. :4. an electrician, tut-t
" fit‘iluestrations in llaiihury Jail. But death by rlt‘f‘ll‘ot‘ulltlll yesterday at ‘
A“ members of Wanolpa Council, ‘grooiii first worktd in the nilll at h b { t k
| ' ' ' ‘ rt' r. i it a‘ea two
No. 31.1.0. R. M., are requested to be "ho” time “A’H‘I' on a “"A' 0‘ inspec leorgetouii. t‘onii.. boarding with the .méira‘ifioiw‘hgrsz 0:“... 5..|f.r..,.p....¢ing 11.05.. m u,- who an. accustomed to ED PINAUD’S LILAC o
. , I at tonight's meeting, in Red ”0" 0’ m" M‘“ ‘0“ dl‘mon M "‘9 family or t‘liarius Sterling of (‘annon “mu“ formerly locally regarded as {NI dull and ham, when we arise '
WWW 1“" in Main street. important New York, New Haven and Hartford Station. to one of whose daughters ”of h". moustrallest ,0..." m '. ' Thewmld'I-ed ovum-soil
I . . .. _ . . . . , M - I I. splitting headache. stuffy from a cold. Fthelitin . fllwmldm
two“ will be conducted Ralroad. h“ “4‘ “l ““‘ ”“” "Wm” ‘0 lhc liluerbloodt-d Puritans. to dcteii- innit": vi . tithe tetanus-«Munro's 't'
g... ‘3 ' lcngagcd. .‘mmh ““1” ”mi” “‘ that orittc so for as to tll‘Krlldt' itself to th‘c foul tongue. mu")- breath. ““1 atom- "V.“m'f‘” ncybotth. “W‘Méfi‘
* I I“"".'-"“I’ . . itiiiie considered that the Stcrliiii: girl lt‘H‘l of thc “0”."ng what will be tlintifl‘ll- can. instead. feel its fresh as n {‘éi‘mliréicmw‘ihfiwgm tlebottio—enou‘s
* . ‘ subscription bogie dance will be A “WNW .0! ”m“ mMNWd m ”w had “'"d" " “0”“ d“""""' l" “0 “"m' plane of that some blood in the nextltiaisy by opening the cluices of the PARFUMERIE ED PINAUD M.
.fl'fl n! the Country Club on All Hal- new gymnasium in South Norwalk IbIlc a Isl-lcciio-t. I lhlthH'lt‘lI. lciItiniIiIg ”.0 gcncrations‘? 'systcnl each morning and flushing out to PINAUD BL’IDIII’G ' ”mg?“
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“”0 on Cleqtlon night, November 7"]. "In” . "on' 85 Ill-:10" S “)9" ‘n'l “'t‘ll'ltlli)\\n ”Hrflb'lllfi [Mingus ”(tllltk‘ ‘ Stag'ntml matter. .___. . . _.... - ..._...,.._.,_
. Ed“ “"‘n‘ugv “‘ 9 ”9'0““ A" 1““‘r‘ir‘lcmlf ’ic tiiaiiiliml and smut-what. ENFORC'NG GAME LAWS i Everyone, whrilier ailing. sick or anm m KENTUCKY. i
.Mlss Cora Abbott and Mrs. Mntyltsu‘d“"91""‘0‘1 “ ‘5 ”'"m’i‘d ‘0 ““1c"“.‘".‘“""“"*'.“"5"""5 “.‘I‘hf‘ “‘““I".“”‘I'io w d Pets in N . “I. m Xwell. should. each morning before l.ot'lsvli.l.t:. Ky. ()t't. lit \‘t'ilz
. numbers and Miss Annie auchy at- 0“" R00dm‘r'b' Hall ‘9" ”W “mm""l3.0;:I:5.LI:D:.?,::TI:L“. flu.”:"mhitrlima ”my Fax-eight“ £00.”; breakfast. drink a glass of real ltot litiiii .i. “HRH c-iii-icd Kcltttlck) toduii ,
of.) ‘~ Mad “13 funeral M ”‘9” uncle. at mm" [Dill-lllltl :‘t'l him to building t‘llif‘kt‘ll‘ “0mm, (lame Warden l‘:rf‘dl‘l‘it'll: water with a teaspoonful of limestone for :i sci-ics of addresses in lichall‘ oII EDISON S
”g! ”3‘90”. 3919"“!!! I A a icciul intmhe l'uta' Ha u. lilti):-mi:rtli:ill‘ilrerm‘lili'i‘f 21.x: 1illitilil‘ti-Mlllllrtl P""‘"‘°" of Stallll'ol‘ll ”mm the Ta|.i::I‘I‘:3leI“lI° 1“ it; t: w'l‘lh Alton] ”Sodium “ ”W" ‘Hnd Mal-SIM“- “I.“ “mum”:
' t r ' 'lnnkcia No “6 hits been y'alltjl {fir “mild" "i 1h" Astor loi-iunc \\'h08"l"'“d“" llill “THU“ of Darien, Sunday. dll':lilll‘ll:1:l:a|:lbl 0:: :e agar xhilt" 30:; (-l-lnml my a MM. “WNW m Hm“ M
The Hassan loving Company has M . .I. . A. It ( “III“ ”mung bought him a ”I" which in search of “0mm” of the game I) a 1 Is . sII.I l i inch. ltiwns llt‘Igllllllllu :tt liIliwlllltz: GREATEST
I'M“! work on “19 Franklin 3‘79“ 0nd” Ieven us to ”k" "m on "n the he skinned and sold the skin at a “‘ng He found William hlcr‘all of 1)“. Down“ 0‘ “5- ' us come “3- tirccii and closing at h1lizabcthtown¢
mum will “.“h the Work, complet- preparations to be inadc tit-{ore \‘I’Sll» profliI lint "Oscar.“ folks . do “5'. ricn hunting. and. when he placed )tc- sweetening and purifying the entire “in...“ his principal mum.” m- ”Wm” .
j m it as rapidly an pogslble. ing the Onax Hayloll. of Stamford. on HRiIiIH‘Id ‘00. “Ill Ivl‘oIIliil' illbil‘ud Of Fall under arrest. liat'id .\tcl“a|l .atui alimentary canal before putting more m m bc mud“ i
,. ‘ _ October 27. The report of the dole. “if”; I”"“I"“"- I‘l“i’”"“I'" "rim li \lck‘ali who “NI with the hunter food into the stomach. The action of l WONDER
not ‘ 'iiri icr caring I to tic cit yes ‘a 4 . “ . , _____._...- _.__ .._.__. .._....____ _ _._.:
Alleeting or the Friday Afternoon gates who lllllfndcdxlllt‘ statc t‘ullvcn-Im ideal, in ”w “who” of "mm interfered and mug“ w prevent the hot wattr and “myt-o'w»nh:?2h?te Ion
Club will be held at the residence of tion. it. WallirIigford, will he licard ltlltlfISllmt‘C it to say. he "rim.“ llutIto go arrest. All three we“. thereupon hated 4? “ml?! stomaIc I! “fullrh”, 111' 5 Per Cent 01f for;
‘Jlrs. Frank H. Gleason, Taylor two the Haymakcrs‘ Band will rchcarsc. tliackIIto those days. whichIot service at before Justice of thc l’cacr Sherer. in \ gorat ng. it c cans on a t e sour I .
. t w ft r n t 4.30 . thc bturgcs Homestead Oscar bc- , . I ll . a n odli‘ermenlatlons. gases. waste and acidity C r h Before the end of EdisonIWeek.
_. n_u°' omorro u e noo ' a "' » “' came irlcndly with it next-door iii-ixh- DarlenI ““d “illiam "“"Fa “'1‘ n land gives one a splpndm appetite for as . I I . .
;' unlock. w. A “We delegation 0' ”‘9 "“""b“r-". bor. John Ilurlbutt. an exceedingly 3;: and costs for hunting on bundlinbreakfa t While 0 are enio tax We have devised a new feature foi'hear Edisons grate“ "we“t'om
._ ot‘ Norwalk Lodge. Bonerolcnt andlhandsomc young man and nitlclt ad- u... total flue “mounting. with costs, to 3‘ y u . y ice coupon books to induce um,” in!
”"1. .’ "Robert Kneally has resigned his po- Protective Order of Elks. will go mi 'I‘I'irpd '1‘" ”5““ 9‘0“": ""l'y 3" Pl“: 818.“. liavld tilt-Pall was lined 85 and 32:33:33]; Litraclilgzpfifige 31:: pay for them on. receipt 1 '
.I ' . . . . . -. I I 1 the ll 93 01‘ In a 0C1! sl'lc ,, . ' . ' I " ‘ .
I'm“ With the S" 039'.“ Paper Pulp 3?" haven. "n" evening,Ivther(. we’tschool. There followed lengthy talks “’3‘” "It" and Ilra ”CHI" I” and time of water from the blood and get- The white slip contained in each. we
. Pomplny and has accepted a p03ition Will b9 “1'? guests 01' M‘W "M'Pniacross the stone wall between the two costs tun.) for interfering with all ting readv for a thorough flushing of book h. good for m. cents in ice. “i
with the ‘Andrew Davey Grocery Com- Lodge. which is holding a fair in the: properties. in the same house dwelt omccr in the discharge of his duties. all the inside organs you pay 3? for the book when you get i ‘
I . t. Elk‘s’ Home. A band will meet mmMiss l-‘annlc Dickson. Soon she too ”W” ‘ ' I ,. - . , . -
truly in Main stree Norw lk dele tion n d ther ill b ‘was chatting over the stone wall with FOR NEW AUTO REGISTRATIONS. The millions of people who are ll» you Mdm this silo Idnd Igtt the.
—--—--—-9 a .sa n .e w c the fascinating Oscar. while u“. ob~ 'l‘hc olfice stall in lllt‘ automobile bothered with constipation. bmougibenefit of the bonus which is ctiulvnI
.j I —CERTAINLY a parade and good time. jservant. Miss Sturgcs. alternately . , . fH tfo d spells. stomach trouble, rheumatic} lent to a discount of 5 per centffor,
~ ‘11. luncheon served at the Country 'iSlllllt‘tl then fumed over the slow department in ”‘9 LapltoLO ar r ‘ mm“. others who have wallow cas
Club Fitdays‘ils wheels“! satisfylnx- What might have been a serious ac- progress 0‘ work, Ft“ ‘0 1hr astonish- was Working under pressure .VCS‘N" ' . K If you take the book on credit the
. , . . . ._ . . . ' n n f) .S.0 ln . . ,. . . -. I _ , skins. blood disorders and sickly com- . . y
W cident was narrow] v rted thi m 0 H” Sturgcs. it “a “ t 0 g ““3' “ddn'mm‘ ‘““'°‘“‘“ [0' ‘1“ driver must return as the all with
. , .' .\ . . . YI “ 9 5 before her hired man was invited w ...“- .mombm I... imam“. which niexions are urged to set a quarter 1’ t ‘
W ‘te Fla-e and Tar morning when G. 13. King lost control call upon the fair. or to be exact~ ‘ “ g ". pound of limestone phosphate fromt e '0" “gnaw” were”! as “WWW"-
;_ - - of his Overland and 8 bed into the dark. Fanny. When Miss Stursts heard :“k” "”°°‘ 0“ MW" 1' m" wmfi drug store. This will cost very mu . “d ’0“ 5‘" n“ “nut" '
. . ‘ m Franklin school fence. I King was of their engagement. not long after. the olfice work involving operators but is sufficient to make anyone a ‘n t ..
CO . - . she lau bed and aid with character- .~ . ‘ V . ' ume W‘h} -
Fm IIII ughsiILol ee‘co coming down Fume”; avenue at the: istic opfithiness; tEliat "John HIrlbutl lluitsts. more than 100,000 envelopes pronounced crank on the subject ofin- The 3“ Elliflke [C8 C0 the instr nt ch re creates
. ‘ 2‘5 .“ time and had started to turn intoimade that match?“ At this time Miss “'1" be addressed. i ternal sanitation. _ all forms Of music. Learn the dif-
J _~ ' _0Im . _Ibue Spring street to reach the business sec- Fanny was in 970“" of ”00"?” .__..__.___ fl. —.—— i . ‘ .
.t 3 .. _ -_ . lion 0, ”“3 town when he lost control from a former disappointment in love NOTES OF THE BUILDING derence between Re-Creatton and I
WOWGHW ' ' ‘ «her lover. it was alleged. having DEPARTMENT. i ’ -::§If‘_’j;f3‘\tii:jr-.f?: -. r I . .,
W . .of his car and ran headlong into the elopcd with a theatrical lady. taking . .. , . I [1 es "" ”1 ‘.“:" mere mechanical reproduction.
'I , .- mm ltcnce B . ,. A permit was given to build a ten-
I. . . . . lit by it fortunate chance he with him a good portion of Fanny S .
A V ’u Mm Was not injured. but his car was badlyi mind. as “9” as “9" heart. This caused roomc house for Harry Goodwin on . COME AT ANY HOUR
" .. M N . smashed Izin her a predisposition for dressing the corner of Clay and Spring streets. are becoming more WWI!" GVEIY qu- H WEEK
- ' ‘ ’ ' _ ' -up chickens in fancy costume—some .0 F. 0. Johnson The house will cost if properly made and fitted and strong- .I I T 15 .
.v.; . m” ofI tIhe faIntaIsItIic dheadIdregIses IaIIre it: $4 500 ly reinforced. they are as firm and i
. . . cxlsettceo s ay.0sow ear .' '1 . . ‘ ‘
"' ‘ . I of the. equally fantastic Fanny. Why F. M. Lullcn was given a permit to Servicesbte as tlieIgatIigalI teetIil.IaIId . l COME TO OUR STORE
' r- ._ . she selected chickens to be her dolls wire a house for Lena McClane. 4 [in “WC“ 1’9“" ”m“ h o “3’ 0 “e“ p ='.‘- _ _ ’
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. :_ . ar : as she had reached voting age, is hard ion place. ing a partial plate. I give my it!!!" . . ' '
. . to fathom. unless her heart rebounded sonal attention to all details of bridge ;. ». 1%“ I: ._; THE ALFRED FOX
2, ‘ j" . . ~ ' . . . i. _ . . gxgllfirzomovfgnfig 23;? mm! :2 OUT THIS OUT "- IS WORTH work. so there is no possible chance [fiq'w-rf tlgII‘i‘x x
' When-you start to make a business of saving don't the future homes of the decorated MONEY. . 0‘ ‘hGII'I‘I‘norIIi’0I‘m‘ $3855“ “it; N "fig“ ~ ~‘ PIANO C0
; ' ' .. 1 ' . - > . , chickens. Howiever. hei- reputed DONT MISS mpg. Cutout this slip, the w oe 0 et‘ SW Y 0 n ‘ 's VIRO MEN] I8 nVERYTHlNo'
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