“gray-\-
'W-m
"' Estimates cheerfully gchn.
1
I, 1111'21‘t'nlc'll li'l 1‘4! lm‘l‘MWJ Mildly
"White, 61 1~2 Ely avenue.
’lmker American Woolen and Nation-
. 1.11.1 the general movement. especial
43111111111 from one to um‘ points in
Cards,
' bar 256:"
M ‘M$JJ:AT.1'
Miscellaneous All.
Willie pige; Twenty-Five Words or
V .1100. Blackfich'orCape Double Price.‘
“Weiejarww- A 4 ‘1‘ AA .4 AW
11111111 the she-1c: or Non
first: on the 11‘ diy oi Mmry‘lllrl.
more or (3. W late
,0! Norwallr 111 aid district} deceased
, 11.11ku11 'tor-adlusmenr and approval.
, . Whereas the executors of the will oi!
Merriam: 1‘50: r Wick said deceased have exhibited a pre—
TOILET. ‘
' TO’LET~HJKNIEBEI§ noon at».
'private family; near trolley; all im-
moments including electric lights
NW4~J§ Jig”... '»
l wsman
WANTED—BOY OR YOUNG MANI
for a month or two. The Cole Roscoe
mm: (‘0. Bates Court, South N01
- 3H“!- - {and telephone Gentleman only. Ad-
. {dress H. care a; Sentinel. £1931
~WANTED-PQSITION AS GARDgi ”‘—
F'on .RENTHBA‘REER seep, 'rns'
Clifford has a good proposition for a
,first class barber Inquire about it
'.‘—
‘uaaer. Good' reference. Steve oKer 75'
Zisgaxington are. So.\'or11ail'
WANTED-“POSITION AS OVER-l "“" "
ulcer or head gardener on huge Estate; ' TO LET‘5 ROOMS IN GOOD CON-
11any years experience. American; no dition, set range hot and 0013' Wine!
.ad habits: excellent 1ei"e1cnccs. A-d inquire Elizabeth Gager, MCK‘MW
dose (‘1, care of Sentinel._ fill 3tV Place, Rowayton
WANTED—1 BOY TO DELIVER T0 LET-JFOUR ROOMS UPPER
orders at market. Call at 73 Cede: apartments 15 0’91“"! street R9“
street. 119 at $9, telephone 869. f1? 3t
.-M..- ._-.._ _
WNTEMEMALES To SE“ “7 T0 LET—'ONE l ‘ROOMLA‘ND TW’O
1”,,“ and eyes on dresses. Also 3 room apartment. Improvements}!!-
gtrls over sixteen for examining. $1 a qua-e at 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
day. Royal Manufacturing (20., 85 36“ 0‘ "3""
Washington street. -,
T0 LET~2 ROOMS'WN PRIVATE
WANTED—CUSTOlli. HATCHLNG family, with all improvements, [ur-
“80 baby chicks ,0, sale. of any nished or unfurnished. 52 \l oodward
man, at Maplegrove Farm, South avenue, South Norwalk.r173t
Norwaik. 'Tet 1089.116 31 W
'ro LET-AP A'RTMENT 0N WEST
WANTED ~1EXPERIENCPD' FE. avenue, 6 rooms. bath kitchenette. Ap-
mnle bookkeeper and, stcnographor, ply Tuesday Tel.1682~3.6 Orchard
penmanent position, good salary. Ad- street. 1‘17 3t
dress 93011 F. £10 3t --—-
. ' - TO LET—.A 4 AND 5 1100M
WANTED—T0 BENT BY 181‘ O!" house, improvements. at 62 Meadow
April. by small fumilvofadults. house street. Also 1; room house, 152 Eaat
at 0 or 8 rooms with all modern im- avenue, All improvements and gar-
increments, convenient to trolley. Ad- ago inquire Michael 117111119110, New
dross lock box 604. South Norwalk. Canaan.
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WANTED~llE¥\ WOMEN 13 0“ TO LET—«ATTRAC’HVELY run
0101‘ $75 month. Government 90'35' hushed room near bath, all modern con-
‘lust. positions free. Write immediate- venlenceu. Cull N'M‘l Hamilton live-
1,". Franklin Institute, DPth. 2810,1i0 1111c. Phone 170241110 3i
cheater, N. \.
.—.w~
wANTED—— rnussusxnns AND ,,mvemomsV 2
: iteration hands. V.'Appl) at P111111 Rent cheap. inquire after 6 D. m.
(flank i‘: Millinct'y Store. 3:: South Elizabeth street iii 0,;
M aln street, South Norwnlk. , l
initiates £10m trolley. {
WANTED‘OI'D FALSE 'l‘nh'i‘ii. Spring street: 6 rooms on first floor
ion’t mailer if broken 1 puv $1. 00 with improvements, 5 rooms on 3“,!
l ’ $5 "07’" SM Mall m I“ “"9“ 0nd floor with improvements. lnqulrer
£007 ‘8 F‘m‘ 51”” Philadelphia. Pa of Mrs. 'R. Tariov, 10 Grove. street. or:
V1 ill send cash by retain 111011.13 121V,,,.,, ",- 5,,le
V 7 " ' i
WANTE°*TO BL‘ "L" KIXD‘SIJ 'ro LET-STONE 11011312. onus-t
of ”me“ BPS". ”mfg. pnld.- Emu“. ory Boulevard. Modern improvements}
prices for “”9"" ll. 1' 1'1edmnn, 3" EI" barn. chicken house. garden and ft'uiit
avcnuc.‘ 1")" 1151‘ 3'20 if 1mg. Store 207 Washington alrocm
"W” ”'4 East Noru'nlk. Apartments 209 Wash-l
FOUND' lngton street, East. Noru'nlk and 89‘
'7 . .". . Chapel street, Norwalk'. [Maire 64'
FOUNnfiMm'I' o\\.\1.n MM South Main sit-.1291 Tel. on.
3'. we by identifying and paying for ad-V
"(-V‘-'i lscmcnt “Bridwiendm”
BUSINESS NOTICE
TO LET—THE STORE 0N NORTH:
‘- ' \lAlN STREET; NO“? OCCUPIED BY J
-~-—-— - viTl‘lE SPERRY & IlU'l‘ClllNSON CO.,
MASKS AND WIGS‘W'HOLES Al 11 WILL Ill) FOR RENT FRO“ APRIL:
cad retail. Maeqerade suits and c0‘.-l 1. 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL Ol’-'
111mm for all affairs. llnichul'dl Cos- PORTUNITY TO SEPURI“ A \‘E RY
tunic C0,, Nth street, Marks Plat-c, LARGE STORE lNA AMOST DFSIR- V
wmv York City. flit Gt ABLE LOCATION. J. lRV‘lNG DlB-,
' . ,131.n,119 wwnmurox srnnnr.
NOTICE . '
Trucking of all kinds long dislancc'
moving automobile trucks to rent,- all
1111111031111. ll. llorshllcld, 122 Water
street, ll? ' Gt
TO LETv-LOFT IN SWA‘RTZ &‘
Corbett block, containing 6000 square?
feet of floor space with light on all
sides. Otis freight elevator service,
steam heated. For further particu-J
lnrs. apply at the edicts of. The Old
\Vcll Cigar Company. . !
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PAINTiNG PAPER-HANGING
décoxaling, painlcr's supplies; wall
paper, up—to-duie styles, l'oucst prices. l
Trial or-‘ LOST; ‘ ,
Alexander? ' "
. i LOST—TAN common PURSE.
{on Tuesday, in First District. Contain
‘ed money and stamps.
TODAY IN WALL STREET: return same to uptown Sentinel of?
WALL STREET, ~10: 30 a. m. —-ln lice. 60 Wall street. Reward. till 3!
the absence 6f untoward wants over, A
the weekend the stock mar ct seem
ed disposed at today‘ 3 opening to nag. ._ Dr. Lauren M. Allen has offered as
meat the many gains recorded last 11 reward to the troop perfecting the
311111131111. {P01131111 Itggztgizlzrizgug' best signaling division. before 1111111
't1g-l 986 ll 0 SO ' 5
acre higher by material fractions of summer. a fine telescope “web can
two lenl'fi copper?“ OHS and Shipping b0 used to advantage in field Work.
Norwallt attorneys were in Bridge-
displaying similar tendencies. Cen-
ml 1 rather. Cuba Cane sugar. Stude- port today, attending short calendar.
#-
tiers solicited. Tel; 400.
.-.l izuamelllng also new firm to
:lrong. Rails were the only inggards,
lltnl group showing little animation.
“- 11‘.
11111.1. s'rueer. Noon.medln'r ~
l11.:1'lv'lletl‘and 111111111 gun‘s were aun- ~ Wet Wash =Baskcts. Office
Balms. “Fruit Baskeu. 11111111
flashers. Clothes Bumpers. etc.
ME. Edith!
111...; tom
raw-111.111.“ at.
of line first 1101.“. llnlls caught up
1y t'oniera'tl‘Jhicngo and Minnelli}
marl Pacific 111615011le Railway
I‘ld. Realizing for prams owned the
«.uettumryuammu Marl, rendition
equipment; and 111119991111. Bends
Were m};
mmw— ..sJ
Mmrddmhnp
w Manes iii mortal,
street.
:17 31"
To LE'rwwvn noous u'rrn 111 ‘
03!}
’1 TO car—~11 nrnnrunxrs 11.1255“
l'Cluell, Peabody
‘.- 'BA'N'euav rum
Finder please ,
1 on» Saturday
1r“ IT'S A BASKET we Have "
So ”can,
justmcnt 'and 'ail'ownnce of said ae-i
{ FOR SALE- Count: be heard and determined at the
FOR SALE~ASH , JBA 1.;th office in Harwell: on the 5
day of March 1917; at 2 o’clock after-
noon, and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein
thy publishing this order" his news-
tpaper having a circulation'iu said die
met at least five days before said day
lined with galvanized'iron.1baat life
time. Three sizes, price 25c up. «South
Norwaik Oyster Farms Co. Ill) Water
FOR SALE-A GOOD- FAMILY?
. f hearing
0011. Dark Jersey, sold cheap if sold;0 1 , 7 v-
at once. James Mouteith, TarloV, HEM“ Vi -GREGOJI:: a
Place, North Taylor avenue. ' £17 3t 8
1 ' ~ NOTiCE
F0 1' ’ 1
R SALE-‘O\E GOOD “ ORKV Dlfillll‘l 0f NOI'WaIk1 gs. Probate
horse suitable for delivery wagon. '
Cheap, inquire at Adams Express of’
[ice or telephone 1251. £16 3i.
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FOR SALE—TWO CHEAP WORK
or driving horses, also a sound young
drivingv‘horse suitable for a lady to
drive, and a rubber-tired runabout and
harness. Raymond, Street 81‘ Son,
Tokenekc, Durien. £16 at
court, January 24. A: 1)., 1917.
Estale of Sarah E. Staples, late of
Norwaik. in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk. limited andallowed six
11101111114 from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit
their-..clainiu for settlement Those who
neglect to present: their accounts, pro»
perly attested, within said time, will
be debarrt“ 11 recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
Foe-satanic .nuoxnvn INCU-
bator, almost new. 10 dollars. Phone
312-2. l
_J 0. \‘l'. STAI’LES,
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F011 SALEwiJlOOM noose nor; 2”” . Emu 0?
4211200 in Weston, for $650; 5 room ." NOTICE
house with half acre land for “00' 7 Disillct of Norv. nut '59. Probate
room house 40 acres land and burn, court February 3, A. D., 1917.
$3.;000 8 room house.100 acres, 2. Estate 0,. Mary 1'}. Smith, late 0,,
barns for ‘3’ 500 and all kinds Of City’.\‘or1valk. in said district, deceased.
““1 Gummy property. l The court of probate tor the district
ASk John T Havps lot Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
- ' . 'le months from the date hereof for
7 MAIN 573- N0RWALK..1he creditors of said estate to 111111-111:
BE“ Estate—Immune: {their claim‘s for settlement. The to
,vvho nurlcct in present their accounts,
iprmwrly nticsicd, within said lime.
“mill be «lei aired a recovery. All per-
1sonn indebted to said estate 1110 re-
1-qursirul to make innncdietc paymcni
. { i0
FOUND.
' For Up-io-dlte Service Call
~FRED ' H. GANUNG.
"funeral Director and Emb‘alme
, Office and Residence I.
Telephone 904
.54 80; Main 8%., , do. Norwnllt
(lAKEY J. SMITH,
fidminlslrator
' .
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and pursuant to an order of
ithc court 0t probate for the dis trict
..Eol Norwnlk. authorizing hhn thereun-
to, the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right. title. and interest
Ens Mary M. Golder, late of Norwalk in
iauld district, deceased had at the
>tlm'c of her (lentil in find to the fol
{lowing described real estate; to wit:
'V All that certain tract or parcel of
, land in dimensions sixty (60) feel.
{more or less, in front and rear, and
iouc hundred fifty (150) feet in depth,
{with the building‘s thereon standing.
situated at Rowayion in said town of
‘Norunulk and bounded not'lhetly by
,Iand of Harriet Klinefcltei: easterly
by land or Chalice “1'. Bell; southerly
by land of the town of Norunlk .uscd
for the highway called \loKiulcy
{strceh and easterly by other land of
‘ihe estate of said deceased:
For particulars and terms. apply to
GEORGE STEVENS.
W Au:
OPERATORS 0N SEWlNG MAUH-
Luce, pay while learning.
81 (30., Inc.
FARMERS‘ INSTITUTE.
HELD“ FOR g .\ l'urmcrs' institute will he cn
MURDER i.l'.1tled in Wilton on Saturday \inrch
DANBURY. Conn. Feb 19 ~13: I10111, by ihe Connecticut Agricultural
Ge eorge A. Gilbert, 0! this city, wnaicoupga' Extension Service. acting in
held in $5. 000 bl!" 'bl' JUGS? John RU cooperation with the Fairfield Coun-
ilooth in the city co111',t iodav,lor{1, Farm puma“ The affair p1omlscs
trial in the Superior Court. ml 11 to hp 11 ”9111311110118 success. The um
charge or second degree murder' ini ngm Will be as follows:
connection with the death of Mrs. ';on 00 a yup-«Opening oi the lnsliiuifi-
Harold W. llraun, alleged to how?" Elmer Jackson.
been the result of a criminal open- 10. 1;, a. m.-—h1sect3'AtiJuckiug V'ege
tlon The womnns husband was sim- tables
ilnrly held ‘Ipr; w 13; 111111011. Connecticut Export
' ment Station. New Haven, Conn
';1 00 p m.—~Farm Bureau tum-,1
mm; G Davis, Assistant County
Agent Leadci, Extension Service,
afternoon. when 'Mir'ag Connecticut Agricultural College.
Catherine F. ’l‘orpy. of hynes Face, 2; 00 p vim—Diseases oi Vegetables,
entertained her Junior Dancing Class. 1): G P Clinton. Connecticut Experi-
‘l‘he young folks to the number of ' merit Station. New Vlia'veh. Com
thirty-five endoycd the, dancing from3
three to six. to music furnished byl
the Clayton Colored Orchestra Dainty! 11111111111111 silver-lien 3’- the than you
souvenirs and refreshments Were also “"‘m‘d "m" "6”” ”mam per
ventures [ham you have found one pay-tn
‘ term “he solari-
, “M 1
kocm‘o CLASS RECEPTION;
A \cry pleasant inflmnnl reception
'was held at the Catholic Club rooms
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FINE LARGE
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“miner? administration account to'
Ordered: That'the mutter'of the ad:
,111g12i11ture oi yew York, has intro-3
diced a bill which, iffiil becomes a.
i Mrs. Caroline E. Perry
l
Executor .
it you had men 11 good 5111111119“?
' lal.
Norway Maskerel’.
Gorton Codfish
lonatdodfish
Eolisl‘er, 11 ill: can
to l7. 2'“ can.
,, lCrab lleat, lib. can
i ‘? V2 lb can
{it Continental Sardines
{9 Red Allukd Salmon
..‘ii‘J‘: he" :::°::°:J::: "did 3m“ 9*" “3“
[01501111, is the. assertion of Dr. Frank- fi mama»
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Chilphtan, of the American Museum: hr...
of Natural History and acting onI SHE WMTED m VAm
111.11 Theodore Douglas inhuman}
nephew of x‘Coloncl Roosevelt and! Pilhotic End of a Romance Luella"
Oi‘m' Thirty Years.
member of the lower house of the
1 Boston I li1cd for a time in a private
bowling house of the Baclc Bay; As
law, will rm‘flm every ' mm" 0' a most of the guests wete wealthy wid
cat in N911; York Stale
license of 5 cents a year Cats, ac
Among those coming in from the. out- i
ON FEDERAL TRADE 90111191831
B. Colver, a St. Paul new a e
Many years ago while studying 1" llsher 69 P l‘
ernor of New Jersey. were nomad
by President Wilson today. as 1110111
‘0 my “ ows, I 11111111111 it the House of Veils hers 0mm Fade”! Trade 00‘9me
WASHINGTON, Feb 19. “Willi!“
and Franklin ‘lv‘ort, tormertgo'
, crrdiug to Dr Chapman. every year, side to take their meals was Miss
do damage to the sum of $1.00 000 000 Adams. a descendant of the histmlcal
,0 “,0 Rumors of ,1“, Mississippi Aid:msV family 11111111 noman of about;
., II 11: v ears.
\ '1'” They cut so many Wild birds She’lvas cugarcd to ho 1'nmrlcd and
that the cinch bugs thrive and thus had been engaged ,0, more than thirty t
“it U1? (‘l‘OllS- The 0““ damage ycul'~=. llcl lover lulled; took her' in:
ruined by cats every y'eut is declared dinners and the. theater, sent her flow-
to be “200,000,000, ers and 2111' beta 1111 in the days-0f their 2
youth. JThosc 11110 knew her told me]
{ this story: 1
, While still Ivounu she, had been left;
I . an income suil‘ulcntly large to main
Chm“ 0' Gregory 3 lulu herself in comfort. but notcnough
Charles 9- Gregory 05 Cranbury,; i'or the upkeep of a home such as she
died Saturday night at his into home. - thought befllled her stamp in un- 80
He was 7‘). years 5 months and 2Sshell'1cdinlodgh1us, while her fiance:
days old. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. John Siaplelon, pastor
of the South Norwnlk Congregational
Clgwch. will officiate and interment ,3,“ 0 1111s the aged motile!
‘V 1 be in .\or1vall1 Cemetery. M12, 'i‘hc1 wore déloted lolcrs at slxtc
Gregory 11" SqulVed‘ 1321"“ Wife “M1 and had been devoted lovers £01 thirty
two children, Mrs William E. Bur' ~' 1".o1us Being the longest engagemcni
lay, of South Not-\lslk. and Ali's. Ell-3 of which I had ever heard or road Ii
1111111 Tuylor. 0f Noru‘aik. , noel interested to know the ending oi,
DEdTHS AND FUNERALS.
.
lived to be very old. “
At the time to which i refer hcrlovcr ‘
held ll responsible position, and the
a story so unusual in life
some years after. lllOl‘llnIL ' a former."
guest of the House of Valid. I a. lad:
about Miss- Abigail Adams The,
niother had outlived "tho‘ son !'
Mrs. Caroline Eliza Perry, died at
the home of her son, William (‘.. l’crry,
at Cranberry, Saturday night. in “NJ A sad and lonely old 11'0111'111‘ u'ns still
cared for his widowed mother. who! ~
stores. Try them:
onll obstucic' in the way of their mar , V;
Successor to J Win. .1115
Phone 499.
eighty-third ‘Ivcm'. 'Funeral services living in lodgings, 101mg; mm; to up.
ulll lake plucc‘ front the funeral par- pride and selfishness- of hcr youth
lore of ll. W. Raymond Tuesday alter-
.110011 at 8:15. Rev. F. A. Coleman will “01510 “light moan ——(‘hlcago ’i‘l'ibux' c.
ofllclute and burial will take place in
the Union cemetery. Rowayton. ' I
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Oddities of Taxation.
in Lngland there how been ulna;
‘..—-
'.ro PROTEST LYNCHING.
,.
1' 5101114. At one lime iho horse has sin
‘1" Iluiher B W1lsoa. "f “051°“ nltd out usn peculiar victim, and thc'
Mans. and a member of the National l‘ujmc' evuuéd the obligation in ridiuzri
\suociulion' for the betterment of col-l his cow l'o'nmrkct or by hnrncssln,, 1' hisi
ored people will give a lecture on .W0 ‘0 “‘8 cart alongside 0‘ '1 Nil GUI! 1
“N, lynching m Grace Baptist Church. in drag the produce to to“ 11 The [11.12
11' hitlt had met her :1 home and all that l J
amusing tunes and more amusing evu I
Tickers
BERMUDA'
FLORIDA
5 Railroad AV!
. on chimneys icsul‘t-d in the destruction ;
“NM” "~'"“ni“g l‘1b1umv 20'1917'_ of 11111111 line old the-places. and the tax,
“l 1‘ C “00-k- " on 1'."i11d0us had the effect of making 1
‘Irn. \iilaon is the wife (if 11 surv, the Muses look as if they had bccni
awful :mmnc', of Boston. She lo ”mauled up and deserted it also int i
highly qualified to address an audi- Whoa “’9 cvcsight "f hundreds 01‘ Eng
cure and is well fortilicd with truth lisluncn
concerning her subject from irnv
let‘s-R iV‘uoutzhout the c111mtry.Mr.s I11 most counlr’ cs thirteen is 1111111111 1
l.\‘ il '.'.11 comes here lhi'onah the N11- spoken of us‘ the 111111111 111071111," but in
iiiodnl assotiation for the. better 110 lmly 1‘ .1“ “in“ "1‘°W‘9""3d°"-‘~‘""'
,I \‘lnctllll‘lll uf- lll" {lolorpd I’E‘Olll?.', ’Illete i311 tradition in that lurid illnl
,‘uhom she re resents fm'merlv there \v as it law tompeillng
p l «'obblcrn to put. twelve nails around the
, ”M“ H‘“ ulge of a boot heel and that 11 h 11- mils
BRlDGEPDRT PA‘STOVR‘ RESiGNS. lnoi'eclleapnthirtcculhnuliwaodriien
i in thc- rcnlcr for l11ck.-lmndbn \iail.
PRIDGEPORT. Gonna. Feh.19.-—:
The Rev: George O.Ta1nblyz1. pastor.
or Olivet congregational church, anv
nounced at the services yesterday that. '
he would resign his pastortrtc tainted,
‘Satély, to beginmvithout remuneration. ,-
.work clarecrulting [or the Amer can'
tiled Cross Society. War 111111111 eqmc
tier this country with 11 six wookn he
prcdicled, and he said he Would then‘
take up active Red Crose‘work in thei
field. if 1’"- wc'uwh' 11' ‘ ' ~l
the ’end of'hostilltics he would'returnt Emir pretty .2111 is aware ol’ the
to l ' cit-1"! ‘1 wP ‘c 1: "a ‘i'ocl. but no 10111: 111.111 who mentions
Tumblyn had been vet-y active in the it in her will lu- linear-mp ... Judge
church 1' oak l to eat. ‘ u to
begin the erection of n 3100. 000 build-
'11 1“." ‘e V“ While“ “I "chi and
church life in the north end of the
I city and already had the fund pledgedi
111.0 partly paid it.
no neweor Ions
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i A Cobbler-'5 Dozen.
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, Something Wrong.
“is this n studl ctl insult, or what is
ill"
"lion" 110w, girlie?"
"This fellow writes ‘on his card. i
<11 note to the sweet! and whale 'me a
p 11 have of lemon drops.’I’-Louisvilie
Fourier J'out uni. J
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' They Like to Hear It.
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PANAMA. N. 19.41111» 111111111 gone!
'authantes” today mm the mum.
'.uon “intonation concerning the; .1
new diminution the «11-, _
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Mew
it!” dimel'Wh
ymmnmIm-nnmw_
flown-while
WM muttered-um
E'Cuusn l don’tAike to 112111?
'Tonic. 511111111111 end
», r1111. moor? 1111
“RA 1 Meme
Bill Takes til
Sometimes my lilo gets me
When shc 11'. cuts errands d
And think too much oidu
But uhen she comes out qx'r'th
ind says so nice to me, _
Son. can‘t you go to live ‘.l
And get some cake lorden
I allcrs speake.up just as (1
And perlite as can be»~ -
i’d love to no to live Monro
Tel 3'67
Beef, [rolls
F: H.” BAXTEER
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Norwalk Chronicler