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In}. Thwas Village of Winfield'
met, is confined to her home with
anionic.
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Charles H. Aisthorpc is recovering
11111er from the unfortunate accident
{which amputated two of his fingers.
Everett Kyle of Cnylersville, N. Y.
was a visitor at the home of Edward
E. Gorbam qn East avenue, last night.I
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
en's Fo1oign Missionary Society 11'
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THE SOME NORWA‘ K EVENING SW .
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H31 - . i}. D. Tilley of Darien
who 11"." been slightly iii, are recov-
ering.
Mrs. Hanford S. Smith is confine-.1
to her home by illness.
Ell-Justice Dance I11nd Mrs. Dance
have both been ill with the grip for
several days.
Election of officers will be held to-
;he fire-house.
H. C. M0011 of New York. who spent
the summer here, was visiting friends
in town last week.
The l‘oi'ien Miisicui Society will hold
'11 l'tguliil meeting at tho Methodist
it hui'ch toniori'ou t1.cni1g.
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“illiam Riley has returned to his
r-tuiiics 111 Mile. after iqicnding the hol-
‘idays with relatives in Newton.
M 1‘s.
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, Mr. and Frank B. Clark of
' l'inint’icld, N. .l., are guests of the
,Trowbridges, of Long Neck l’oint.
lI W. H. lt‘itch of Noroton hits purchas-
night by the Darien Fire Company, at.
-1 been sworn'in. They are Charles Bates,
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Miss Elmina Hoyt has returned inI
lllel‘ studies at a seminary in Milford 1
utter spending the holidays with herl
parents, Dr and Mrs. Harold E.Hoy1'L‘-
of Fitch's Home stuff.
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it is reported that H (‘ Fleitman of
(oilender’s Point \01 01011 has boughtt
lland near the new golf course. Mr.‘
Fleitman is the owner of a number of"
mills in the South, and has been
spending his summers at his residence
on (‘ollender’s Point for a number of1
seasons.
Of eight Justices elected in Novem-
Iber, only four have qualified and hitch
‘Dona of Tokeueke, Hurry Yeirinl
ISnead of Norotpn, John H. Selleck of
IDarien, and (‘onrad . Wagner of No-
roton Heights.
William Ziegler is one of the. Ameri-
cans iippointed by President Menocal
loi' tuba to serve upon the committee
for the international horse s‘w to be
hcld tit (li'icniul l’urk, gt\lillfii,lll Feb
24 to March 1. The Cuban governmenti
has donated $251, 000 in p1 Meal
Little Miss Marjorie, Flemming re-I
turntd to her home on Mansfield ave-
nue, Saturday afternoon. after a!
week‘s stay with relatives in Orange.
mied an 85 At} Overland, George F. Hearse-N. .l. iier grandmother, Mrs. William
beheld today at the home of Mis Cnr- “I Dam)“ ““3 bought another 85‘“ Flt'mming. >111, remained in Orange
fathers.
The Susana (iumfire met last eveu-‘
Beach of Belts
ing with Miss Gladys
Place and rountiue business was dis-
posed off.
There was no meeting of the East
” Nor-walk Yacht Club last evening as
. reported, The annual meeting will be
held in March 11nd at that time officers‘
will be elected.
Skating on tho Enst Norwulk Mill
pond was fine last night and hundrvdt:
took advantage of the occasion to en-
}cy tshem‘ elves With the ftill moon
and the electric lights, the pond was
asbright' as day.
1A communication from Eitrl 1.110111-
‘medieu, who is at pi‘est-nt iii the front
in Europe, is expected today. There
is a boat. due to amino in New York
from France and Mr. and Mrs. John
»:L'Hommedieii cxpecl it will curry
letter for them from their son.
East Sidel‘s were rather interested
‘ .in the result of the Second Taxing Dis-
1rict's meeting. at. which it was voted
to change its name, if possible. to 'I‘boI
:South Norwulk Taxing District. MintyI
prominent 11111111 Norwnlkors believe
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that the 11111119 steps should be taken,
iwintcr in .lnckspnvillc, Fla.
with this district.
The Women's Foreign
of the East Avenue M 'E
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Missionary ,
Overland.
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Browne of the Heights are at home
1113:1111 after a visit with friends in M11-
t intironeck.
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The Mothers' Club is to he address-
ed by M15. E. J. Nnromoie, Siatc or-
gnnizei' of such clubs. at 8 tonight. in
the Methodist {.‘hurch.
! Mrs. M, S. Rexter of 2Richmond Hill.
’1. 1,, was a visitor last week ut the
home of hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James llindley of West nvcnnc.
Mr. and Mrs. Williiim ll. Fairbanks
111' Maple :ivenuc, huvc been entertain-
itiglliiroltlllcrdun of Nottingham.
England for several duys.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B, t‘liirk
l’lninfield, N. .l., have been visiting
Mr, and Mrs. Trowbrldgc on t‘ollen-
dcr's Point.
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of Bull avenue, Noroton, who iipt'lll
the holidays there, have returned to
New York.
Mrs S. E llaskum and Miss Duskuni
of Mansfield nvcuuc, Dnricn left Fri-
diiy to spend the remainder of tho
Clarence W. Bell of Mansfield tivc-
Church 11uc.l)u1icn is well tigui11.1111d is hard Q0“c‘|153h)n of the entiit2
Miss lrcne Austin and Miss HaaelI
for 11 few days longer.
C, S. l’urdy of Noroton is still re-
ceiving congiatulatious on the way his
,birds prices at the Madison
Squarc Garden poultry show which
closed lust wcek. lie 111111 prizesJor
first and second cockcrcl. first and
third hen second and third cockercls,‘
sccond and third pilllt'l and first pen.
Iiind 11 prize for the best display of
black Ui'pingtons.
Nothing but rumors have yet becuI
lieiird rcgurding lllt' probable report or“
tiic committt-i- of t‘iiiZt'liS, Selectmen
and School iimtrd, who havc been con-
sidering thc .\'11rotoi1 llciizhts school-
sitc liliillt‘l‘. .‘tt'i-oi'ding to iiit-sc stories,
sites 111'nil11ble
of 1110111 up
plot ro-
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whilu thcrc ill‘t’ Stilllt'
at tho ”nights. 11111111
proucht-s in prii'i- the Smith
coniiuended by llll‘ Board at
$2,001). Whilc piirt of this, it is can
(‘cdt-d. nerds (training, it is said that
thc dry portion of this is much more
l‘Xit‘llSth‘, :11 lllt‘ price. than othcrI
sites ot't'cretl 111 3.3.0111} or morn. Proper
11' ill the Heights seem to have i11-\
(lPM'il in value sinCu tiic quest for
‘11 school site begun, and the local or;
fit-lulu do not propose to ho held. Thtl
situation seems to be that u morpority
ot‘ the combined committee still favor
the Smith tract, and 111'12 endeavoring
,to show their iissticititt's . that their
1position is correct. so tiitti \vhntcvcri
report is made. will he thc unanimous
committee
School
wit-1h to state through 1111‘ 00111111118 0’: at work in thc l‘llSl National Bank The architect “in, (1,.” I, mid a “bum
dollars have been recelvcd and many
‘ the Sentinel that the Mrs. Glace Fair-:ot Stamford or which he is cushl 1211,0119“. fur ”,1. Smith 11111.1.
bank's memorial fund is growing rap-I 11,,
idly. Two hundred and seventy-three
llT'll was ill for scvcrul weeks
Justice Hurry V Snead was called
in soull-
Icircului form. rcsulting in prutcinlly
iutlding 1111 additional story to the
building by the resultant light and
Slim planning to Ki“? lo the fund upon Stiturdav night to murrv 11 Stum- airy baspnwm 1,911,“ 1]". grade. doc.
Contributions will be received until
~ March 1.
* The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
aOompany held 11 meeting least cvcn-i
' ing and voted to hold a pinochlc tour-
“. nutrient between the married and 111111
glo men. The winner is to given a sup-
1 per at the expense of the loosers.
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Mrs. 8. F. Word is nutcrtaining Mrs.
' ~’Nichols of New York at her Token- In)?“ last l'ridzty.
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(like home.
Mr and: Mrs. William E. Smith of
Bell Island. who are now in New
will leave shortly for C
They will return in the
.prmg.
Several matters of interest to Row-
ayton people pro scheduled to com be
:fore the board of council in the City
'I Ball, this evening, and all those inter-
iissted are asked to attend.
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Rowayton Baptist Church
There is to be a meeting of the
at. W. T. Class, at the home of the.
,mnsident, Mrs. Eugene Ambler this
Idler-noon, and a cottage prayer meet-
ing will be conducted there 1111.1 even-
3115
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
in Wednesday at 10 21. n1. for work,
“the annual business meeting will
I herd 111.2190.
011 Friday evening there will be a
cottage meeting at the home of Mr.
‘1! Mrs. John Raymond, of Durien.
The special Evangelistic services to
conducted by Rev. A H. Inoutweu.
111111111: will begin on Sunday and
,. will he services at 10: 30 and
$.91! Mar and. If}? 45.011 ems
ibtmgulows on Hillside street,
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11911112111131 at least 123111 days. ‘
.mwir 1111111191 sundry. .
ford couple. As they had not procured
'1 mariiagc license, they were direct
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icd to Representative Stephen ll. llnyt
,Town Clerk.
I Mr. Church is the latest of 11 number
of Stamford people who the moving
"over the line" iilto Xoroton lie to
cently removed to one of the new
across Miller‘s Bridge.
Mrs. J, it). Williams. wife of the ediv
tor of the parien Review, has been
visting her mother, Mrs. 1H. l). Hewitt.
:11 Lakc l’l11cid.lt is fluid that the
ithermometei' registered 36 below zero
Suudavs's fire at tho Wee Burn
tClub-bousc iii Noroton, caused much‘
excitement,
with that of the churches, especially
like Catholic Church hell.
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litres flint the hut that it is 11 low spot
nlitkos the sitc idoui for stub :1 build
ing. and that if ilic plans can be our
Iried out. Duricii will MW 11 building
lwhich will bc visited by other school
boards planning construction pro-
grams. 11nd become :1 model for’ many
other such schoolhouscs.
,niitiiy other such ochoolliouses.
ElGHTY-SEVEN YEARS OLD
'Backurlie, sore. muscles. stiff jolnt's,’
dark puffs under cycs and Monitor din-l
orders are symptoms of diseased kid-l
ncys. H. H. Adams, Springfield. Mo..,
writes: "i had 11 very severe attack
of kidney trouble. l 11111 gctling old,
eighty-seven. i tried different. treat,
‘menls but none did me so much goolli
11's Foley Kidney Pills: 1 consider it
the best " Foln Kiducy Pills are ton“
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as it was during church to in nation, and quick to give good is :1lolm l’. Fttt i1 attended the buriul sci 1. (,1
‘lliIfDrm‘llhours, and the ’lllP-llt‘ll was confused suits.
3 Advertise in the Sentinel.
1“1'- i anniversary at its regu'gt meet
1 in iii idg'eporl.
" Hartford.
I The Evening Whist Club held an en-
joyable meeting Thursday evening at
IthIe residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
i“ .Treadw ell.
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I .William l‘aulbaber has returned to?
Mr. and 1111s. (harles Salmon haveixe“ Y,ork after a few days 11.11 with
enicitaiued relatives from Bridgeport. his 515‘” M” Adolph Horn. ”1“ 5°"
Niiholas Faulhaber, has .1150 been 1:1
Communion services were held inltown for 1111 over-night visit at the
the various churches Sunday. lilo”! I't'SIdcm'e.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fitch, spent 1.1111ente Kellogg has rctui'ueilj
Sunday in Enston with reiati1es. lioniv being unable for the tut-1.9111 it.
- 1111111111111 his studies at Mt.ile1moii,I
Noifield timings yill observe ilslu“in1‘. to the tt'ircts of the Sciiotl>~
operation, which he iccenth 111111.1-
i113, Friday evening. January 12. F 111111. in. uppendititis.
“"1: Mary b‘antort of the East side.| Mrs, Sarah Perry, who has DH,“ ill
“'h" has been i“ "U" “‘0 Weeks ”with a sevcro cold, is about again: as
improving. in: also her son, Nathan Perry.
‘ Charles Morehousc has been a gueu'
Edwin 1.. Hoyt has sold one of hisEOf his niece, Mrs. George Albin,
houses on Bradley strei-t lo '11 Bridge- , Norwalk.
{lurk purchaser. :
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M.ss Eslha'r Kim: has returned to
f‘liirton, after 11 visit with her grand-
parents, Rev. and Mrs. C.
Burr Perrv of Fulrficld, has spent
:1 few davs at tho rcsidtnce of Mrs.
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M. Burt,
Women’s Winler Apparel
Those who claim they can foretell weather conditions
say that there will be plenty of cold weather. Have you the
necessary cozy garments essential in every wardrobe?
Our stock embraces an excellent collection of warm
winter garments including “MERODE” and "HARVARD
MILLS” UNDERWEAR. Underwear in a splendid range of
grades and weights for women and children. FANNEL—
ETTE NIGHTGOWNS, FLANNELETTE UNDER-
SKIRTS, KIMONOS and an interesting assortment of
BABIES’ WEAR.
You will agree with us that we have more than antici.
pated your wants, for these Comfort garments will meet
every need of the most exacting woman.
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
“NI Ebcnczf‘l‘ nan-“u is spending all [-1111, it helm: the birthday of Miss
few weeks with Mrs. George tRobt>t'is,I 11111-1 Scot‘lvhi, one of the members Q
in Norwalk. 'lhc rcireshmeut tablc wit:= (‘i‘llillllf‘lli ‘l:
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The work has DWI! lH‘gUll 0f filling, \t'ilrt liithteti ('zlllflit‘S in honor of tin-
the iceliotiscs ut the Cobb summer: “on“; lady,
residence in lliilnidt' street. '
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it'l‘ifllltlri here attended on Saturday
in Fnirtlcld the burial scrvlct- in Oak-
lnwn Cemetery of Joseph McGowan,
flute of Bayonne, N. .l., where he died
'very suddenly on December l9, and
whose body has since been in a re
c12ivlng vault in Jersey (‘it’y Tho ii
interment was in the family plot 1112‘
the lute Madison \‘i'akcman. Mrs. Mc» ‘
(iowun living a daughter of Mr. “73k?"
1111111. Mr. McGowan 11119111 brother-or
'litw of Mrs. Frank 1’. Morchousc of
this plzicc, and was a visitor for sev-
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Mrs. Mary Filllitlll. of the East)
Side. is now recovering fi'om her scr-
ious illness.
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William \Yilt'ox 1111s spcnt 11 few
days with (‘lui'cncc (l. Beers, of thc
Ilppcr Parish. 1
Miss Muriiztret (Wilford,
ls itilcntling school in
Y.
of tmdfrcy
st rt'ct, llmok
lyn, .\‘.
Muny 1-11jo_1't'-d lllt‘ "Old Fashioned"
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:1’9‘er 3- Peru’- 3.111 her sister , 1111... 1.1111111 King, 111 ' ""‘“" W '''' r
W the t‘ongi't‘gtttionul 1111130114212. "35: ‘fom‘mww 102:: )3 Otmmm‘
Mrs Frank 1» \loieliousc has re-i Mus Mm”) 'i‘renducll will 111 they-’5
turnto' from '11 w-iuk's visit in New 111 111 end in Norwalk. I’ T I”
York and lldionile, N. J. -__._.__. A11, .WO 600‘. S
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Mrs. (‘hnrles H. Benedict, of Nor-1 l'l'r'tllti 11w vnrmy ‘\'1¢illi;1-y- pm 1,” Q 1
field street, is about again. after uItH‘llnt‘. ow: T111 11111-1: in illll‘ndgtnmat"
few duys' illness. in! the (llllll‘l’ givvu in the town hulll \ In One
~—-—-—a-—— 1h} 1111' Norlielii linprovemcnt tissociurjIlI
Some one in your home prefers vocal music. You‘d rather
have instrumental.
The Januaiy List of Records is complete with both.
Come in and let us play them for you.
erul days in the Morcliousc home :1
low weeks bl‘ltll‘t‘ his dcalh. Mrs
.\lor12liouse. who has spent 11 week in
Now York with her sistcr, Mrs, Mt'
(lownn, i‘vtumed home Saturday are
hing.
dance given in the Town llttli. Friday
evening, by thv .\‘orilcld l111provcmcut
Association.
Mr 11nd Mrs. (‘liurlcs flinch nud
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Advertise in thebentinel
are spcndiiii.‘ it low tlnyv
Ind Mrs. Lyman A. Mcitde, '
c h'ldrmi
with Mr.
The. next meeting of Norflolti
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2“lll” Pills iii if
Grannc will bu held on Fridnv evening.
.l1inuiiiy 1‘3. it b91113 the. {list birthday! WE Acme [E I
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anniversary of the organization. 1
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The next 111111111111; of the Af'tcrnoonl 1
“My. How ‘Tiz‘ Giaddcns Tired, Swol.1
it You [lave 1‘
\EBUILT TYPEWMTERS - L. q.
"Smith, Underwood
'— Remington. all omen
makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. 881
per month. «unmet,
Any Jun" ' .1 sold at 35 1161' many
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3‘1“;$1213.11.“.3“..’.‘:l1.1...”2.. 1.2:. s“ S Jaile ?'—' ‘°"'” ”"3"" "‘""‘"
icy meet, on ’l‘ucsdiiy, January 16. \h I wh'it I‘llltii'ouzlti’nitll iii 1 ft 1 IT TO . , —TAILORED SUITS
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'1‘-use from Norfcltl Grunge iittend- no “10"“ burning "" i "0 “W": SW01"; successor to Wm. Eaton. : and RS
indtlio unuuul nicoting this week of m" aching, WM”- ““0“! {“2“- N” Phone 499' REMODELING 0F FU
the Suite. Grunge in Norwich, iirc "10"“501'1‘11955 in 0011111. culltiuscs,‘ 37 F0“ Street. Emit waalk' Z by 1 1 1'
Frank C. Ilt‘itch. llwightqk. ‘unton. 'bugm-‘i- l lieW-vyork Ladflng‘nFT‘FI
Hui-oh.- Buritt, (‘lurent-u . ipmun. . 0 matter 11' int nil's your feet or,l ‘" ‘ ---... G R00 2
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wlitit uutlcr the sun you'vi- tried with:
out. gutting relicf, just use “Tiz.”
111'11'1' scveral tluys‘ illness. “Tic" is the only 1'1 medy that draws
tlcoruo l”. Sherwood has returned out nil the poisonous exudutions which:
from 11 short, visit to Hartford. pull’ up the feet, "Tiz" cii‘ivs your foot ‘1
.——-- troublc so you'll hove" limp or draw"
l""1111k E. lienuctt. i: about tiguln.
David it Ray mood
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7.1., emu-1106941; Home. 593,
27 WASHINGTON 31'.
new man manuuuomc
11 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning 'and
’ Pressmg
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Miss Ruth' l"1ciitl1v_.ell Miss EYUlSllWlD your fucc in pain. Your 'sltoes:
‘ ’ 'oi. 11:2 and Alfred llei'by'shiie. of New: won't s-rcm tight and your fact will
"111k, hitvc bcen izucsts of Mr. 1ind'nevcr, never hurt or not sure zind',
Mrs. Thomas W. 'l‘rcudwell. swollen. Think of it, no more foot?
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
misery, no 111010 tigom from citrus,“
llvt. rescntntivc and Mrs. Eli W-ake lcullouse‘s m minions.
man will spend the iemainder of the-I Get a 25-ceni box at any drug store‘
Winter in lt‘uirfieid, Bridgeport and or department store and get instant ““1
'l‘lleyx,tll‘9 spending ibis lief. Wear smaller shops. Just once
month with Mr. and Mrs. Simon C. try “Tiz."Gct 11 whole year's foot. com-1
Bradley in Fiiirheld. fort for only "' cents. Think of it»,
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Adv.
Mr and Mrs. Frank P. Morohobsc, I
111111111011 Moreltouse, 111.111111 Mirs.» "-"‘"'
l if you had been a good Sentinel
nssifled iidvertisrr, at. the time yout
IWic'.‘ 0f Lht‘ ldlt‘ Julepll Mctmwnn secured your present, position, per,
ct Bayonne,N.J.,a.tO-.1kl:1wn ccmc hops you have found one paying1
Woosterdllowersocli
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold atlalli
storesTry them
Attorneys at Law ?
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents
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Accept all the luck that comes your
war—but don't DEFEND on its com.
ling! If! you want a. job, 11 Scott.
w”. in lemme“ Satin-11:11: ,tw1ci1 the salary-mud with twice the,
' 1 chance for useful service. ‘
nei Want Adv.
li‘iANK AND PETE
H0111 no so:
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RCCULAR 11112114129.
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IAKE uHAr HAue
V'cmr cooD ?
LET'S 111w
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‘ 20"“ U‘NB Pomroes
Fw 'éPecIKs ?
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