Cards, ilkeellm Ads.
ondiispagn'l‘wmycfive Words or
“56,356. MM 53.: weekV’
Advertisements
‘M“‘W“WWAAAAAAAA~A‘AMA‘ .. u, y “,9 .
1‘9 “'1'- ! no car.
I .7 n .1:
ro LET—«nomuoous cereal FOR ““4““? CHICKEN
spa 15 m s Betti {Loops Inquim‘at 4 West avenue.
1,99 telephone 869.111 stl — ”5"
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Harry 0. Jules, Bel-
gun anemia, Norwalk.
FOR BALE~A GOOD FAMILY
cow. Dark Jersey. sold cheap it said
To LEW 4 MOI Anti) TWO at ones. lashes Monteith, Tarlov
3mm Wt Inpamenenin 111- Place North Ta 1
or a e u
quite at ‘84 Woodward aienue. Tel y V n e. “7 3
WANTED—FEMALES T0 mi.
looks and eyes on dresses A503
girls over sixteen for examining. $1 a
”any Royal Manutacturing Co. 85
, Washington street. . {356—4 or 413-3. FOR SALE—1916 STUDEBAKER
. .. V ,___ _ ww____ ~ . Six. Run less than 5, 000 miles and
,7 i in
WANTED—CUSTOM HATCHING '_ro LET—2 ROOMS IN .PRWATE perfect condition Bracken McMahon
family, with all impromnts, tur~ Motor Car Co.
pinned or mankind. 53 Woodward
avenue, South Norwalk. \ :11 8t.
" ' "W” horse suitable for delivery wagon.
Also baby chicks for sale, oi any
strain, at Maplegrove Farm. South
. Norw alk. Tel 1089. £16 at
WANTED— EXPERIENCED IFE<
_ 7 male bookkeeper and stenographer, avenue, 6 roonis, both kitchenette. AP- lice or telephone 1251.
' permanent rpsitlon, good salary. Ad- ply Tuesday. Tel. 1682-3. 6 Orchard
dress ’box 1" n6 3t street. .fi‘l 3t
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a
.. of 6 or“ 8 rooms with all modern im- South Norwalk. Inquire of Edwrda
yin-moments, convenient to trolley Ad Farrell 24 llavllaud street.‘
drcss lock box 664, South Nmalk.
harness.
i Tokoneke, Darlen.
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FOR SALE—ONE GOOD WORK for the district of Connecticut. on
FOR sauéwwo CHEAP WORK
' or driving horses, also a. sound young
wnuren—To RENT 131. 131" or To 1.5149031: AT 44 WATER drivingnhorse suitable tor a lady to
April by small family or adults, house street also hit 58! 40 Water street. drive and a rubber -tired runabout and
Raymond. Street & Son.
{16 3t
Bymotohnuflgotm to
“matheflnuodsmm
Minimal-om amt.
on the 9th day of ram. 191?, no
desishuebyxlventhatlwlllsellb!
publiesnntlon, brush. oananI-
day. the; slut day of Mia-175.1017.
stoneo’elnekp.n.htwflm
; iii-56.1.1. murmur
”look Tins m.
in said district, the steamer “loss-3'
‘dalel’ but engines, internment-pry WV
boats, tankle,‘ apparel Monaco:
and mm. as shone: been. the
steamboat what, sz Street
GHESEFF‘RIEIM. Imam.
U. S. Marshal:
by TIMOTHY E. 'l-IAWIEY,1
Deputy U. 8. Marshal
Hartford. Conn, Feb. it), 1917
United States 'marsnal's sale,
trict‘ol‘ Connecticut.
By virtue of an order 0! sale issued
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the 911: day of February, 1917,
TO LET~APARTM5ENT ON WET Cheap. inquire at Adams Express 01- notice-is hereby given that I will sell
£16 lit by Public auction, for cash, on Wed:
inesdny, 'the 216i day or February.
1917. at one o’clock p. m.. at South
Norwalk; in void district, the steam-
boat “Elizabeth," her engines, boilers.
machinery, boats, tackle, apparel. sp-
purtenances and furniture, as she now
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. T0 LET—A 4 AND 5 ROOM 9) .
_ WANTE-D——ME\', ii OMEN 18 on house, improvements, at 02 Meadow $538 SALE 40 BUCKEYE ”CU
o‘er $75 month Gmernment iobS- street. Also 6 room house 152 East 3122:
List positions free. “file immediate- avenue All improvements and gar
1y Franklin Institute, Dept 29C RO‘ ago. Inquire Michael Mattlello New
cheslcr N. Y. Canaan.
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“7 3‘ 42x200 in Weston [011650;
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WANTED—v-A GIRL FOR GENERAL TO LET—ANMCTImY FUR
”HUS?“ 0! k. Apply 5 Crescent Temcfl. lashed room Va“, M a“ modern con.
£15 3*: veulenoeu. our. No 1: Hhmllton ave
title. Phone 170?“. {16 3':
room house 40 some land and Danni
$3,000; 8 room house, 100 acres,
burns for $8, 500 and all kinds
and country property.
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK
. Real Estate~lnsuunce
_ WANrno—A BOY TO our IVER
orders at market. (‘ltil at 73 Cedar TO LE5T—v-3 ROOMS AT 73 CEDARI
5m“- “5 3" street. Apply on premises or call 870 I
(15 3t
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WANTED—A SALESI. ADY lNA
idrr goods store. Apply to A Dicker-
» mun & Son. '
. I I: 5. 5 i
To LET-«E‘fllm ROOMS WITH 1155143
.1 provementa,’~I2'min‘utOs ,trom trollfiy.’
Rent chenp.._lnuuino'ufter 6 p.5in. :3» . ,;
Maw“, stmet ; 114 6, Murrow). BROOCH 0N
,_ iugiou street.
FOUND.
WANTE‘D— DillESSMAKERIS‘ AND
alteration hands. Apply at Paris
‘5' n a ' ,‘ ‘ a ’ Spring street 0 rooms on first floor ‘0'“ in'fl‘l‘ifienu‘mI
' . , with improvements, 6 rooms on sec. "" ., 1
WANTED '55 HIGHEST PRICES and floor With improvements. Inquire
paid for household goods of all kinds.
of Mrs. “R. fllarlov, i6 Grove street, or
Second hand goods [or sale. Public «191.1524:
lid‘auctlonesr and appraiser. A shareV
of the public paiionuxe solicited. J
K. Finch & (30.,12' Mndison street
'l‘el Con ' I {12 0t
FI—‘wv-N-K.W -
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETIIJ
Don't mutter it broken. I pay $1.00
to $5. 00 per set Mail to L. Maser,
6007 8. Fifth street, Phlladelphio, Pa.
Will send cash by return mull.‘f8 l2t
. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KIND?»
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extrd‘
prices [or calves, Ill. Friedman, 36 Ely:
avenue. Tel. 1151. 120 it
, 'ru um 69 Bel-via 6911
1-1
. FRED H. (BANKING.-
Fuuml Director and stab-Ian
" ,om ma ammo”. '
Telephone .909
M 86. Main 31.. so. Nam»
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TO LETW FOR EMA-LL FAC-
tory. Storage urpodos. centrally lo-
cated. lhquiré Lowrance ‘Agoiicy is
South Main slneeli.
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TO LET—LARGE. FINE STEAM- “
heated rooms suitable for society hall.
with antorooms. closely; and toilet. the
Jacoby building, South Main street.
See J. B. Lawrence, agent, 15 South
Main street. '
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
mes, pay while learning.
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To tET—‘LOFT IN SWARTZ t;
Corbett block, contalnlng 6.000 square
(cut of floor space with light on all
mum. STREET, 10:99 6-111.411
almost new 10 dollars. Phone
FOR SALE-4 ROW MOUSE IDT;
0111- M. .
5 r0 Tollm Many people believe the score
house with half acre land fox 8800; 7;
2 court February 16. A. l) 1917
of cliyi .
W
:W WWI who neglect to present. their uodohut'ui,
WISH-
Owner may have same
55 by calling at this other and paying:l
openness 0N suwrNo Bloom
Cluell. P680011!
16061.1:- IN WALL STREET.
ther coverln’g of short contractor was
lies at the steamboat wharl, water
street.
CHESTERFIELD C. MIDDIEBYROOK
U S. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E. HAWLEY,
Dapuly U. 8. Marshal.
Harttord, Conn. Feb 10,1911
NOTIGE
, District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Estate of Adelaide Fox, late of No» 5'
ulk. in said district, deceased.
, The court of probate for the dlstl'lct
-of Nor-walk hath limited and oIIOWed'
slx months in om the date hereot for
Tithe creditors unsold salute to exhibit
ilhelr clskna for settlemenl. Those
_iproperly-aite9tod.. within said time.
will be debarred 6‘ recovery All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
E11111: No 2mm .
Administrator
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
‘i oi? Norwulk authorizing him lhereunto,
“the subscriber hereby odors for: stun
‘ all such right, this and interest as
Churlolte L. Wilsson. late of Norwalk.
5 in said district, deceased. had at the
time of her death in and to the lol~
lowing described estate, to wit. .
All that certain tract of lu'nd slluat-
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city 0! Norwalk in uaid town of Non
walk. at East Norwolk so caiild. being
lot. No 43 as designated on map or
property belonging to heirs of (‘har
latte at. John llsntord, made by W.
)B. ‘Rlder in 1886, and on. tile in tho oi
tics of tho Town Clerk of sold Nor
walk; bounded northerly by highway
known as Plait avenue. fifty (50)
feet; easterly by land of Charles St
John Ilsnl'ord and Emily J. Smith, one
hundred twenty-live (1257 feet, being
lot No 42 on bald map: southerly titty
(50) feet by land of Bradley Gilbert;
and weslél'ly by land or Mary C. Wood-
ward. wile 01E. A.Woodwurd, one-
lot No. 44 on said map, donditloned
that the dwelling house thereon shall
be no ileum the front than twenty.
five feet trom the fence line parallel
'wllh Platt avomn;
For particulars and terms. apply to
PHILIP: E. W0.
ministrator
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ed in the Third Taxing District of the Mir;
hundred twenty-five (126) lest, being '
Otis freight elevator service.
him by the l'lrmne‘s‘s or' le'ndi‘nt
‘stoch'ut today's'opening. U. 8. Steel.
Copper-6,,shlpplnss and various spec-
lollies—wire gliisher by substantial
fraction to a point and rails also hard-
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One of the applicants tor first citi-
,eded under lead of New York Central.
zen papers at the Superior .oourl. to-
LOST. A
Lon~rnx COLORED FUDGE.
alumnae-amorous“:
admonish-ops: mm
mmmmmtmi ol-
1m: “vacant. am. but"
aqu-
2Union Pacific. Reading and New ll
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WWrflm boiler: 19m ‘
Mifixh‘my’blch can
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T0 LET-«STONE HOUSE GREG-
ory Boulevard. Modern improvements, .
Ibarn, chicken house, garden and fruit
imam Store 207 Washington street“.
‘iEast Norwalk. Apartments 209 Wash
"01"“ ’mgton street, East Norwnlk and 39
Trucking 0! all kinds long distance Chapel street Norwalk. Inquire 64
ruoving automobile trucks to rent, all South M 11111 street. Tel. 60
, purposes. B Hersbfield.12 Water, ~_ _
7 NW?“ “7, 5*. TO mam: s'ronu 0N NORTH
- :2“; ' iMAlN sinner. NOW 00011131191) BY
J .PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING THE SPER‘RY & HUTCHINSON 00..
decorating, palnter's supplies; ““{WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRlb
paper, up-todote styles. lowest prices.‘ ‘1, 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL 0P4
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial M'POR’I‘UI‘MTY T0 SECURE A VERY'
. ders solleltede Tel 400, Alexander LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR-
‘LWNW: 61 1'2 Elm‘ienueI new LOCATION. J mvmo ms-
‘ ”AUCTION SALE-4V FREMMSES 313133.119 WASHINGTON 81.3%,?-
Iproperty I.No 20 Howard avenue, near: ,
Winfield street, East Norwalk. Five-
room bungalow, lot: 50:100. Solo Sal:
jurday, February 24111.2 11.111. W. 11.8”“
5 4
Duthrle, auctioneer £17 isteam healed For further ,pnrtlcu-
The monthly sacred concert will 116”“an “N"? at the 03100 01 The 0”
“rival Sunday, Feb. 18 at Grace BspI “ell Cigar Company.
91215 church beginning at 9: 30 sharp. ! _
55 ; Tpenlng hyniu-“Culllnx today." '
Scripture reading—J. l). Ninno
Prayer—G. W. Johnson.
elecllon. Gundsy School-m ‘l’ralsv
flm‘i
“spec-Mm; J. D Nluno.
, Solo—um. E 0. Parnell.
~I V Rebillltiolwfllls Ruth Tho-pooh.
Rolltltiod‘u—llin mm Pollard.
onlruioontsl Selectionmilian Sarah
Wattle.
hwmm m Kan-y.
thieving 5!! G luv-M.
WAG—ails: Minnie W:
W enema-main Em.
yen. “he were balanced in pm by 35‘ o govern“! at Granola; no
mum in the motor group. Intern» was born in ”Haunt!!!
nodal melon. American Cotton Oil and u“. comm? AW 16, 1910;
Cuba (loos 611w. Equipments were ,
him Mr mks advancing roar n.
ma Dalian were may in sun ”1 3 would): 1110M
lots. but activity marched on prions
1
3‘ 5 day was Miss Karolina Dinner, aged
anemia
in! wmmo applied 16: first.
lfllintion your: to Olin-k mob»
The Compo Life Gourds trimmed
nus Questions last night in National
hall to the tune of Etc 14.
guard was ,a thriller. 55 At one time
when the score was tied in the see
ond hall, Tolles, 6 Weapon favorite
not a mean one in from the middle
of lho floor.
tors wild. Then Dilworth came across
The
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This made the specta-
with one from under the basket. After
the game had been going a. few ml!»
nice, a. tool was called‘on Wmoll
for pushing. This lint Woodnth
made good, making the score 15-14.
An.I.1Ihei tool was called on Red
Quinn fru- holdlug. Woodruth also,
nude this one. making the score 16 14.?
Much praise‘is due to Wood, who;
played Bill Jones and held him to pal
harbour and carrying one himself.
Jones did not show up to expectations
Mel night. L. Jones played a good
game for tho Guards” carrying two
and looking out for the desperate
lit-ll .us Tolles shot one in as the
111119119. was blowing for oulslders.
in the preliminary game, the Burllles
at Norw.alk beat the iAmwerB of broken up into small groups,
We: 1111111 by the score of 16 to 13..
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I. 101196 ................... 11. Quinn
Left Foruard I
liiluorlh ....................
Right Forward
‘TIJonri. ...................... WoodI
' Center
\\".~odruth ........... ’ ...... E. Quinn
Left Guard
Sroheld . .......... ........ Tolles
. Right Guard.
I Field bukets-L. Jones, 2;
Worth, 1; Scofleld, 1: H. Quinn,
Wood 2; Tollcs, l. Fouls, Woodrut'h,
4; lI‘..' Quinn, 2; H. Quinn. 2.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
V Samuel Lynne and Emily 6.1mm
in W. J. hurries. Lot on Lynes
more. War. b
Flu-tin Bates, Jr.,~to.Auron Noum-
beiu. Land‘lnctory on Spring street.
War. .
Annie 11. Stem Elizabeth Durv
Lot on Franklin aVeuue. War.
(lcorge Mitchell, to Louis S. Boers.
Lot '01) llurbor View Park. 'Wnr.
Gustave Pltzer to Ernest Erbter and
win; Lot on Third street. War.
Julm ll. Knapp to William G.
Anusenhofcr. Greenwich. Lot: and
buildings W111.
Edwin L.» Hoyt. to Lawrence rind
Philcox. 2 acres ljud buildings on
Giummun ayeuué. War. 0‘
\ll.ignrotC .Burke to Jullu C Keil.
Two lots hi Foster Park. War.
Vincent G The to Are lunnOccone.
Lot and buildings on Lexington ave-
nue. War.
Samuel Jarvis to George H. Bone-
dlct. 18 acres in Norwalk and West
1:: l‘.l War
Gooigo Hi Benedict to Louis 00er
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Wcsi‘port. War. _
lm‘vrence and Phllcox to Anna F
'Moolnughlln mt on Glrawborry
'rill. War. .
Morris Kneskin to Anna. Levy. Two
5-ola in Rhodonolil. Phi-k. War.
clinic. Three lots in Rbodonolln Pork.
War. 5- . -
Estate of Janna Caldwell to Harlin
alas. One acre and buildings in
‘We? Norwnlkn Administrators deed
Ill-[rs of 8.13. S. Bissau to Samuel
Lot m buildlogtdn Park and East
Walt «from. War.
, suw mo A subczss.
new board outta.
Hampton and other surround!“ Pit;
es, but so far us ca.
were purely local
rence of the “noises” was on Docent-
bar 1 last. Home perilous
an explosion hid occurred but later
reports indicated that the dismbmee
was but another of the earth pheno-
mmemlu to this section.
lilils fill 110))
w...“ .h- :- um) any
backbone of the uprising in Comumey
Wuscoli; Province is broken. _
'took,plnco from her late homo, Maple:
, ternnon at 2:80. Rev. Richter oilluiut-.
: ll You Have :
IS. A., Mr Moore. Mr. Edward Pisston,
Bil-.lgeport 18’ acres in Norwalk and I
1.111311665110116 to Dommenlon Lu »
1.. Wood and Mark M. IHenderson. .
Orion to the hunmoublo other-em .
norm Way/oi the m “lino.
duh noises” _
scientists tor ms and sunken up
this section or the state at various
periods,
i'l‘he “noises" occurred helm 4 and
5 o'clock in the m Titre rats
a lens roll reamm thunder whirl:
wounds.
”comma” I?!“ earth
which about houses, rattled vim
and dishes and other tumble things.
hum
caused much excitement.
trembling
I.” am W 1.
Many persons were awakened, by
he shaking of their beds. The noises
d‘hf'flpt'v in 13th
The last recur-
thought
Bill Plilll l’i Willi
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HAVANA, Feb. 17.«-Ii is odlcially
Vixiol's forces
have occupied Diego Ede Avila. the
rebel boadpuarLersV in Caraway Prov.
inns. The town was entered on Than»
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approach of the troops Government
1111- ml
and Moron railroads and have cap-
tured sulllcient rolling stock {or too
transportation ot the troops.
The rebels are reported to have
sexual
heading for Camauuey and others for:
’Las Villas, and their escape .is be~i
nillcyed to be practically‘cut olt;
Administration omelnls cloinv the
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DEATHS 91ml) FUNERALS.
Foam! of Mrs. Edmund Ashton
The funeml or Mrs. Edward Ashton
avenue. Newton. Colin. yeatordsy'at-I
ed nndIuopko touchingly on the life
of the deceased. Tho millimeters:
were: Wm. Ashton, Col. Robbins, U
Mr. Mollusoh audio». rogue The null.
eral was largely attended. Thom were}
many beautllul (10ml oderlngs, show 3
gm: the esteem inlwhlch the deceased.
_. was held. The remains were laid. to
rest in Spring Grave cemetery
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Nor-walk, (mg.
l lot of unclaimed lotions advertised
for the week ending, Feb. 17,1917
Cumdr. P. Babin,.U. N. N. Ret‘dL
Mis. Becker, Eliot Normdk, Conn.
.liso Marion Carley, 15 Havlland
sheet
bliss Llln Clark, 6 Quincy street.
Allxander Fletcher.
Ernest Gordon.
Front lbbottson.
N". 1. Klein.
Mrs. Ina Heriefe.
. Joe L. Roscoe.
, ANBREW LEARY, PM.
Nohnlk, Conn. V 5
Anderson, Thos.
. Adams. Harry S.
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sllrel. _ 6.
Iivuno S. Mk.
tomboy. Miss Margaret, 144 Nomad
aim-tine.
nolger, Joker. ,
lionohue. Miss Catherine.
5 Holmes. Won? _ V . 5
”05M, Mm;fl§§fl9;
“homer, Miss Ruth. ~
'lnckwood, Mrs.Wn1., co 1115.166
‘qunf
”thin. lit. and 311111.191.
Palumbo, 8' clone.
snow. Win V5 ” ’
331%. While "
'Fnook. 161-. J. w. ,
unwound. Arthur.
Font". “him
The our. . .’ ; I I
3%. J. HOWARD. PM.
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test, bawdmnfla new
«on, and march-elem. inn-ht .7
Nos: wish the will“ will W’
in two games. 01: wmm
they will attempt to lower the colors“-
ot Charley (lame Pets, select“ from: “
the banking mend! the “Ht Wt»,
ud‘oo Friday night they mush
meet
some were as follows:
W. norm.
l'lalierly ........ ".......61 '1? “1’0
Comatock . ..... ...... 55 79 85
Booth ..69 69 71’
DeFuresh .. ............. 83 ~81 8th
. -—_—.—_..._.....
, m 808 312V
Primrlh I '
r). Bredlce .. ........\.76 52 111'“
Brnbdow ................61 14 80-
11mm '1: .73 In:
i1. Bredleo ..............61 71 7o: ,
261 28: 30!;
““35, fl unpopular man shoufl,..
-M*nlw.mmumum
1.!!qu spa-ii.“
the; sinus in Bar m.
the mien. Last night's:‘
The 11631116111ng the teaffis lotus-L”
rare for the city championship. is as:
follows:
GP. Won Lost Per-V;
independents . ..6 6 0 W .
Nurwulk ........6 4 2 .667’
Palace .. ..6 2 4 333-.
Tigers ....... 6V 0 6 .0001ng '
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THE GREArEsr
FOOD VALUE
Frisble’s Pies.
The. most economic.
. dessert. 5' Sold at all
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'Bmwn, Miss Gruce E., 23 Holliefilgyuse 1 don't like to- leave
. .I ollcrs speaks up? just ns «min
And get some cake for. tea.
, Tol 367
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5 Tonic, Stimulmt and
slores.55_ Trytheni ._
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Any Junk
SELL S Jan
115 TO
Sleamnhi‘vf‘i ,
Tickets ”
BERMUDA
FLORIDAV- n
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_.l. ill. LaytondCo.’
5 Railroad Ave. 80. NW
‘ 1 5 5 ,
And mimic too much 09 ion. 1
But when sheoomes out on the f
and anymso nice to me, ,
Son, cant you go to live Mom-ed
And get some (like for tea?
And Vperllte as can be— . .
M 1m to- go to We 1mm
The Banner Bakery
5 Moomé‘w
beef Iron 81 5
F. H. BAXTER
Norwalk Chronicler