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' Here’s just a word to let
you knowqhat Coal is on
the downward go and we
have made reduction of quite
- a Sum—a dollar bill—on ,
“fly No you buy and still
there‘s need for further suc~
tied to pull it down to nor-
lgnl rate—us still too high,
‘ Tile secret oi Buying Luinber
Lies in carefully selecting the best wood for‘each purpose.
Buy your lumber not solely on its appearance but for the
particular purpose for which it is to be used.
Remember that we ar e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Creo~Dipt Stained Shingles.
The llalch ‘6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
but such is fate—yet people i
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3. _~—
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“Maintenance Old is
Given Annulment by lodge Bur:
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Being distrubed while reading your
evening newspaper by a knock on
the door of your little home, and ad-
mitting your wife's husband, fresh
from Sing Sing prison, is an unusual
experience outside of the best-sellers,
yet it was the distressing and amazing
misfortune that was visited upon Her-
bert Shippee, of this city, on the night
of June 12, of this year.
To Shippee came the Shock that he
“have to use it; so ii We put
..‘Vit down again some "future
' do, you’ll say Amen! we
> know you won‘t refuse it.
THE
.rERRls COAL i
COMPANY 1
it iTI'ScOiJTv'f’ 6151577le
. YOUR OVERCOAT '
- fro: SATURDAY, Dec. 9th, Only“
We Have Reduced our Prices for Christmas
Because we were successful in buying the entire surplus
stock from one of the largest manufacturers in New YOrk
at 50c on the dollar. We added a small margin of profit to
‘eficct an immediate disposal. Some are priced lower than
the actual cost of the material. Come without delay
while the selection is good. There are coats and suits for
everybody that want the best for little money. Come and
be convinced. '
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33'SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We Are the Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Garments
For Women in The Norwalks.
» Bring this adv. and we will
allM! 10% on any Overcoat.
. £10.06 overcoat ....... $9.00
$11.50 Overcoat ..... $11.55
Dr’lspo Oilercoat ..... $13.50
V, stem Overcoat ..... $16.20
V. _ Bring this adv. to get yOur dis-
come.
lgi'rctipyriglu ClothingCo.
SMALL LEG-LAMB . ........... 22¢ lb.
FRESH SHOULDERS .. . ., 13¢ lb.
PORK ROAST ................. 19¢ lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ., . . _ 14¢ lb.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
NOrwalk.
3: Washington St.
South Norwalk.
_ j husband’s
had married a woman whose firstI
husband, from whom She had not,
been divorced was still alive. The’
fllrlill he had been led to believe \rnsi
viii a grave, had all along been livillgi
lin a cr'iminul‘s cell in a prison. Ship2
:pt‘t‘ sued for scpttrtrllutl, and yester-l
;day afternoon Judge liurpet- of the‘
li‘ll'll Superior court granted him a
idet'rce of annulment.
' Lived Happily. r
(‘lntrles N. Miller and (lerlrtrde
[C(‘orrnell were lrrarricd in New York;
tH'H‘t‘ul years ago. He did not tell
his young bride that he was “whirled";
,by the police. They had been living‘
happily together but a short time
lwhen the lllllld of the law was felt.‘
'Miller was arrested a‘nd sentenced to‘
..r long term in Sing Sing prison.
Sorrowstricken. Mrs. Miller item
‘to Bridgeport witlr her little “daugh-
»ter. Out of shame because of ht-r'
tll.\fll‘i|('t’, she in said to
:have assumed the name of "\ll'~‘.
lbelllpnt-y“ ulrd rrrtrsoueradcd us ll,
.“widow.” She told rt-latiics Miller
4 When Greek Meets Greek.
’l‘hinizs uent well with the
ipet- household until tlle night or June
llr. when the first husband lllt‘l the
lsccond husband.
1 Mrs. .\lary Wright, of Bridgeport.
,an aunt of Mrs. Miller, said yesterday
afternoon that she was at the Ship
Ship
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’7‘ N. Main Stx So. Nor-walki
tEnoch Arden's rrturn.
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,fSlippers
for Xmas Gifts
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- A Pair of Comfy Slippers will
~ phase them all,—-man, woman
’ child.
"WOW prices are low, quality
. red, and we carry a com—T
piers sto'clr.
‘ letters Shoe Store
TOYS.
7 Dolls. Sleds, Coaster and Ex-‘
press Wagons, Doll Carriages.
, ‘Velocipedes, Automobiles, Fancy
{‘China, Cut Glass, Casseroles,t
if Silverware, BraSs Jardinieres.
' gem Dishes, Smoking Sets, etc. ‘
I} chiller! F. Genetic
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SHOULDER STEAK ......
SIRLOIN STEAK ........ 24¢;
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ..... . 23¢
a and or...
24e-
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PRIME ROASTS 0F BEEF. roll
LEGS OF YEARLING LAMB .... ... .....
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norw‘lk. Phone 88x.
"She introduced Miller in me
lhci' husband," .\|rts. \\'ri1..hl sold.
as
,, v . in .. ' ' . .
\otrr husband. Ml" “ right all reitullttm-r and would (lI'Hltt' llittil" :
,clnws she asked.
.m:rrried lo Shipper.
,ler was. tit-rid; you .tald he \\'li:~‘."
Thought He Was Dead.
“I thought he was," is the
('l't‘tlilt‘il to the wife. "But be
"Why. you
I thought Mil-
reply
"has
I'll do."
i don‘t know \\lliti
\\cll, i should think you were in“. regular-- the [HUT]...
ll fix, lint ‘r'll have to make the
:besl of things now," Mrs, Wright said
‘Hllt' answered.
3 ' Was Sincere.
l Miller had been paroled l'roni pris-
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'l’liONB 903 PROMPT DELIVERY
Great ® Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
.‘Sht- hud been told that be was very
lill, and was about to go under a par-
‘liullarly new-re operation. This fact,
Airs. Wright said, led her to believe
‘he lrnd died.
i .\lrs. Wright. said so for us
ktiew Mrs. Miller's relations
she
with
rural.
i‘cttppeurttriw, he went back to New
il‘ork, and b’ia wife cit Shippec'a
‘llOlllt'. '
PM“ ,06972 A&P FLOUR, "None Better" ............. A. $1.25 l...-
'25 Washington St. So. Norwallt‘] BEST BUTTER .............................. 41¢ lb.
- PM“ mm"- i MAINE POTATOES ....... ........ .. 49¢ puck
woos‘er&80wer80CIl " Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. ................. . 38¢ l
E». Attorneys at Law Pure Lard. 3 lb. ......... . .: ...................... 19¢
.- PATENTS Fresh Roasted Coffee ......... a lb, 21¢. 5 ”Is. $1.00
A. M. Wooster. Late Examin- FanCy Mixed Tea, 3 lb. .. ......................... 27¢
9' ‘ er U' 5‘ Pat. Office Uneeda Biscuits a lt ~ 4¢
i 5?. H. Bowersock, :3 years ‘ ' p g. ' """""""" ' """"""
‘ practice N. Y. City Pure Tomato Ketchup 3 bottles ................... 25¢
_ if ‘
Security Building, 1115 Main
' 3.. BRIDGEPCRT, CONN.
M For Booklet On Patents
snowu GIVEN“ HIS
accuse.
DEC-M
.. cameo.
7 years in the major leagues,
.;Wl Brown, the famous three
kindred pitcher‘ of the Chicago Na-r
W [segue club, was given hisi
aMfitlonul release by Charles H.
Meéghman, president of the club, last .
it. Mr. Weeghman offered to aid:-
in obtaining a berth as u:
of a. minor league club.
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t§flNATIONAL LEAGUE MEET-
IMO, DECEMBER 11. I
WYORK; Dec. 5.» Edward Bur-i
'prealr‘ont of the international
today issued a call for the!
. meeting of the league in bcl
is New York,city Mon-‘az', he»!
11. Presidant Barrow Axlt't
jflub owners oflhe league had
, {to matter pf m .titt::~lcr.gao
Nile with the American Associa-
to' l'.h discretion. ‘
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:8 a good time to go user the
In that the tires and meta]
. - not rusted together. Give
1M coat: of aluminum or
moaned stash of early win-
pi ck them together so badly
. be almost. impossible to
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Dec. 5.- After playing: --
. replacing.» Other .
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
inn innit Vii—int»
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lAldillllii, twenty miles to the north~
least. his troops trial-citing the dis-
-train for cnu-rgency uses and to
lance.
Ozuna fought on. for some. hours or
General Trevino. reorganizing his
'otccs. next marched front Aldumn'to
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1.35 crown Aster Brand 1.35
Bag Flour ‘ Bag
In sanitary paper lined sacks. Makes Cline bread and cake.
Very Best Maine Potatoes. per pk. ............... .. 49¢
Cro’wn Aster California Asparagus Tips, can 23¢.
13 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ..... .......$1.00
Bass & Co.'s Pale 'Ale . ..... . l‘int bot. 15¢. 2 for 25¢
Gold Rock Brand Sifted Peas, per can .. 15¢
3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti .. ..... . . . . . .- . . .. 25¢
Port, Sherry, Angelica or White Port Wine, bot. 50¢
LWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. B’eckmann 81 Go.
GROCERS ANO WINEWERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone teas/-
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liacliimbn Canyon. about 35 miles be-
up filom the south.
tered a bandit command under Joso
Ynez Salazar. Martin topaz. Baudelid
Uribe and others. The fight began
‘wenty miles below Chihuahua City
and lasted from 9 a. in. until dark.
The bandits left. five hundred dead
on the. field and lost a. number of
wrisoners. according to Carranza of’
fibers.
The paper explains that this was
entirely on infantry action on the. part
of the government forces. so that cav-
alry had to be. brought up before tho
pursuit could be eflected. All bandit
'n-irtles overtaken were cxtermlnated,
‘l. was said.
Villa's occupation of Chihuahua
City. the paper savs. was an "era of
wlures a-ld assassinations." Amonfi'
"to. murdered Were. manv soldiers
wives who remained, with their hus-
‘vmrl: through the. battle.
tirtbo. “the ear cutter," led in the
slaughter. . - '- ~
The monthly social of the Phltatliea
Class of tho ‘Norwalk M. E. Church
was held last evening til the class
room or thefluptown parish. and was
_ KEEP onstt . rsruc, AND ‘ ;
A‘rDYERTlSlNGWIhL KEEP YOU
attended by over twenty member! of
the organisatltin. An excelle'i‘it lanoli-
con was sewed during " the mint.
tend the another-ammo, decor:
‘ated with Christmas trimmings. '
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hudnpussed all"): When ”My“ llcni‘pq were accused or trying to ruin their"
QM," met. llcrbcrt blrlppce, Sh" ‘to.d own credit and laying the tonntlntio'r
:hlm h" “f“ husband ““5“; ‘ll'a‘l' “up for federal ownership by lltlx 'l'hell-n.
‘pw and '“N' Dempsey ,“l'n’ “m" president of the National Anticiutloli’
Erled liflt-r- it three months ct)llrlr~'lilp.|”f lluiluuy (‘orunrissiollr-rs. m “mu“ ‘
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' p“ born: H" "”‘m m l)" "WM" rush of trying to ruin their own crcdn
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come up unairi.’ hit in it nice fix no“. for its “maul objot-t the taking fmnr
:0!" 3“" Willi“ 5:“! Sh" ”flux?“ government new securities equivalent
‘\ ls" 'mlltr nus ail‘nure‘ln lldljl' 09: A; to all the outstanding uncuritlen. in.
atrons of llt!‘ first busban a drill . eluding all ”N «VHS-“.0 fixed indebt-
'both her husbands, during the ll‘tlln m ”0““ the ears. N0 railroad in ”1..
ism ”“3“ with cuch‘, were BIOSL‘LOT- l'riitcd Slates runs through more than
bottoming )llicrs unexptcted onciblrd m. fol-lycight “m“.
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lot the mishap.
After Trevino'u departure. (lenerulllflhl'
until ballad succeeded in loading sov-‘l Kl‘
era] trains, which went north to Sauznl
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low Chihuahua, where he joined Gen-.
eral Mnrguia. who had beltn whrklurz‘ “1‘"
As they cume‘~m“‘-
north on November 30. they encounw
,tis-rted ‘the aceitlent.
Baudello '
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T ristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Store
"Pyrex”,
Crystal Bak-
ing Ware
and
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is the most popular
satisfactory baking ware
ever made. The Set in a
special box as illustrated.
sells for $4.95. An ideal
present.
Single pieces of all sizes
and shapes.
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fittii point would be hauled before rovV. Can't. be be trained to make. “m
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co 0 .
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9:. West Washington Street .3
Hi: his testimony today before tlll' .0
Congressional railroad itriestiuiltlng 0:0 '1
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HALF PRICE SALE
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|)t'r~'.iillllslll," ht- Ntltl. "With t‘ill‘llllidiy.z
beyond all previous l‘t~t"rl‘tln :rnd coir“ :
sturul)‘ lil'uwl‘ll.‘ larger, the railroadv’.’
sci-m to he crrengcd ill the absurd ...
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OF ALL KINDS OF ,
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Ladies’ and Children 3 Hats
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If they were really oiling in the pulu‘
lit' interest, ll.‘ they claim to lie l\‘.\‘
would stop ctrllrpluining about public
are \t'lu's lu :npplying the cars. rtptlp ‘08.
merit, terminal t'ncrlitiw uml t‘\lt"l~ ..
>lttll> “liltll lllt‘ lionsc lll‘"l'll‘.l)' re .1
't'ult't‘s. . ...
"Federal ilit'ttllull‘dlllttl or the rail 0 W'“ b ' ' n d -| 10 e
l-(liltl-r its lil‘tlptlfimi by the carriers in. :: I e gOIng on a fly untl p. Ill 0:.
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the pimple or the stalls tlnlr potwrloz. ' ‘ . » ...-
«on rung .. This Will give you a chance to own a l". ".1 llat it. 0..
service, cqtliptntnl and ittt‘llilit‘» (H‘ z ., ¥ 0”
pructiruliy every railroad in the 0.0 Xmas (.3.- almost next to nothing. ...
l‘n‘rtcd States. The railroad plan 0 . .3
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brazenly provides that by direct com
pulsion to bc exericd by the federal 0.0
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l‘tllli’tis flllll it” ’1‘" “"l",‘i“l s‘lf‘Wll' “‘1" bill-.2: and it became frightened .- l y
‘0 b" ""‘““‘l' Th" ‘1“ "’32.", “Wilt; the ins-sin: of a train it swerved to}
“WI." m“ “‘5‘” m“ ioum- ”“ the left and ran down \\'ashin;lon
, . , ..i.». t‘- vnap. . .
lhl‘lln‘linm; r:¥“"l;:;‘..(;ln$:ll: mlh- ell‘l'el and smashed :rn :rutomcbib.
ty W lt‘ Hi i ‘ ‘ . ‘2,“ , ~< s‘ n” , 'Zl‘
"The Hill M W. railrnud< “hm” (t'i‘ttl by .\ll.. :lt‘dltl l troll, of
, ‘ ‘ i‘ ‘inm, l'rnuu‘inc “mince street, hast {\orwulk. illlt >
("Ill-"‘1'“ "“"l'l‘ " h H ' ' ‘ dulrulpetl it considerably, The lett “ '
lrtnt mudguard was twisted alrl bcnt~ David L. Fults, president of 15.
AL) unt' other dumuuc done. The acci ,Jlageban Playem’ Menu". “-
rtltill occurred about 6:110 o‘clock llrstloll‘. a statement ycm .. .. . ...;
‘cvclrlilg and no one writ: injured. :0 tfolmtel Jacob Rllllpt'l‘L's filltlt'ltloJfl.
Motorcyclist Runs into Hedge. ,' issued Thursday concerning club owl.
lit order to avoid lrittini: rill titliO‘itr-T and incapaciutcd llll‘r.rt'l'.\‘. Fultz‘s,
though till other corporations which
do llllt‘illlt‘fii ili different states are
subject to regulations by 'cucb such
. .. oulml by Arthur Davis at tllcu-or‘nrr‘, .‘lal‘li‘tt‘l‘if follows}. #0
“"“l‘l‘llml‘g- or Franklin street ard W b' 't t "it ' ' K“ " ' . ‘
..- _ . .. 'l ‘ as Unit)“. 1. colonel l\lleT‘> rumor-ll.
. strut, a nrotorcytllst, trunk ‘u‘t‘i‘y. pllrllrl‘t‘tl )‘t‘:'l“l'tlti_\' iror'uinf: '1"
b3 mum. crashed into the hedze'rhmve: that be has t‘tlllt‘t-l)‘ lost rho
AUIos 100“ R rentc surrounding the home of l)l‘.5)lhilll of one of the l‘rntrrnity's H-
.l ltunlortler at t: “Wishinutcti <ll‘t‘t‘l1tlllt‘iis tiled with the National t‘oiir-
lanl evening. llorry was not iirjured‘nrission. . VI
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l“ A coll-I nor Wars itny danlllpc to any event“ “,lio would lmrkc it :lppt-ar that.
we have charged llll‘ .\'e\i York ti'lb
tltllttl to the motor cycle. Davis was“
proceedinu toward the South Noi‘wulk‘
r railroad station at the time of llll‘ mix
in... and llel'r'y was coming up “'nsh-
rileturr street, )
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with brain; bi't-ll unfair to ils ill-
jtlli'tl players. We lune don" ll.ill.-
in: of the kind and we strongl o):-
'po-l-* tblP attempt to clorid the lsstii.
‘Otzr request ll>lit‘tl simply that clnllsrc
,tlvdowcrilii: clubs to «lltllr‘ntl will.»
{out pay playtrs who had Dt-cll injur-
't‘d on the lich‘. should be l’lllllllllllt‘tl.
The commixsion denied that it had
knowledge. of any contracts culturin-
lug such clause and requested us- to
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A wono TO THE— SPKMOW
as Illlt‘ about the time
limits was uoini: tip-
‘ t t ‘li the corner of the. .' _ .
tun :tlildrltlsuilrll‘machines culnc to-l Tl“"““~‘~'“7-”lt‘. Our lltunb Animals.
”I“. with a crush. has recently devoted space and energy
.. . . . - , ma ~ed undito u deferral of ti - lin l'.h s .r' w. .
hrauh cat was but“) ((1):) tlic other‘Vot loiw ‘ \vll d K'lid ln “ill present proof. “0 thereupon mm
' 1- i=2 “‘30 ‘ 9““ “at “3 wanted the contracts of .lohn licnri.
put out of commission. .
&' . ‘ ' I‘n ‘ ' ' .
“a" all llnllllrlgdted lllld Ray IWHlHll-i. bath of which «or.—
hand. the car owned ‘3." Belwal‘il 'lEnglisb sparrow
.. d-b f‘ ' :crntcbes. . . ,
Blfllll‘ffih;_“cfiwqoonulq:‘lt‘llsa‘w Kmuslnulsancc. “0 have organlmd forCes turned this clause. but made nu
‘ lied his brakes and when nicaaurc-l“211$“Si him. 130’ 39°“‘*« school Du- . ”all“: wmml‘w” ”"2 ”m“, l'm‘wrf
is were tnlten later of the; dis-lpils, householders all united to exter-r be“! "”“l‘w‘l' *"N' :1 ”Wu“
«mold have btcn exta‘clilely Jint‘uir.
. . \\'-- legrnt very much that (‘oloncl
But now, the bird has found friends pawn: has gained any such lltlllroy.
. ,. who claim that even the sparrow has , sico, but maintain that his induce.
.ccrdent occurred. The car later. _ - .. ,_ . q , ,
Sll‘ltl "along with the bl‘akpu on after“ his good pornts. One brood of young ‘ hfinriylmill‘ bits“: “bong-U to. 1‘
it had hit. Kraits' car for' forty feetlEngli-ah sparrows, it is claimed, has ; l‘ntvt-Vr‘l‘. gin?" ,,;,‘.,,9'1,‘§,.?,f.’,‘n glut-1'
and finally landed on the. k)" (“at destroyed in one day 2'000 WSW“ re {invited into this contituct n ’(“ttll‘it‘
ting“ alk. d T tbill “WM igarded by farmers as enemies. Hung ulliclr the commission has condemned
lfrcers Stratton an “grow” assert-I 8817 once got rid of the English span a .Slrbvcrsion'of the principles upon
ed that be war:- tzoing abouttfl miles row only to find that within five} ‘i'~lftt‘lrtrlthcginltlonlal agreement is built
an hour when the accident happened " years the land was overrun with in: 13;". y “‘1'“ '0 (:10 States that he has.
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Xg‘iithgtsrwas casriy [101ml forty miie' i Perhap‘! “'8 all ”“9. and “'01:110“ld f l; i t il';:sue. was simply whether or not
- . herish the English sparrow. ut it I i 'e c reuse existed. 'l‘lrat Colonel Ruth
\~ t.l :krrtthernrsr° . . .. . .
viiilbi‘rl‘rlrfrll): ldldugliiielr SIfWPI‘Pll any . would be little easier to cherish him It'll: 1:300 high minded a man to ever
other injuries as the result of the L if he. were more polite to our owh mi.- dam: nogal'llfluzfif 8‘: srllutlll 20512:; gill;
smashup. Another auto was secured tivo song birds. 01' perhaps the song players of having this 'clauso elimin-
“nd they proceeded 0“ their “3“ ands bird‘s ought to cultivate a little of his ated. That was the- 50k. purpose of
19'“ shortly afterward for “astring; aggregaivencss. Anyhow, we. don't our request. The clause existed. We.
ton. D. \C. h": ‘ ' h ‘ ' '
_ : like to have them driven out of out it. a mg 1 to. assume it exrsted for
t’ mef Pennimtlon this mom“: 8‘“? a. purpose. be complained against
out warninz that the next automo- parks, or even our back yard“: by the i‘ ' u'
bilist who exceeded the speed limit at ; unpleasant-voiced, fighting little 59“” \lt‘. it}: Fgmgelt? alig-lfld auihafig
which we have never made to be sub-
stituted for the one upon which we
have made good.
lance which he skidded. it was found mlnate ”m. so-called pest.
that be had applied them about llfl,‘
feet. away from the place. at whrchl
the courts There is no doubt that ‘
this corner is about the worst in Nor _on insect 993“ without making war on .
walk and drivers should take extra all «is feathered neighbors as well?
precautions as there are two schools, We wish his defenders would suggest
in the immediate iiiclnlty. ; it to him.
HonoJiune Into Auto. , 1 _ _______...____
It; horse'bwnod by R. Joselowslry. __
Wholesale merchant on Water Sh?" i ——Elght colors in soft hats. O‘Brien‘s
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Ralph
Gregory. tGibson Court. on Wedncna
daylaiternoon at 3 o'clock.
became frightened on Washington ‘ ___.._.._. . __ .
street and ran array. The horse was. _ . l . . ’_. ' ,_ , . 4 .
left unlimited facing the rallroudi Advertise in The Sent net. 1 Cups, caps, O Brien s. J
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