31' '11....
tiful Isle "of Some.
...... .. 75c
[Eastér Records and
s can be heard at
NNElu-Y’S
In and Hear Them.
95. hum Mam stree-
dow Draperies
mplete Assortment In
33Swiss, Scrir’ns and Mad-
For the boy§ dress we’ve
white, cream- and earn.
K BANKS i
finhackemo ilotel Block
5013!": Norwal'k
N o w
E the Time to Consider
P'Repapering Your Home 1
QUSE 53/335. {FIFE-iv
ates Cheeriully Given
all us-Phonc 1 46
u...
o A. “Uilfimén’
30. Main St. .50. Norwalk.
‘et‘sluiih‘, 11' .111\' \iiilt'i‘
'Longstuff 11nd Lurius ll.l«.1n
listed i111‘1c iinnc (.1515.Itl
through 11115 up. on 11 recruiting
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,op. 1151] its schedule very nuhpiciounly
‘.1. hill‘iM
t
culled the blooms from the
New York markets.
Easter suits that we know
are correct in style eni re-
liable in quality. Now in
1egard to the cclork :5.- '
patterns, we :1-.;a“' your
opinion.
itogt rs 81 Sic-tell 5'
So. Norwalk I‘ll. 1‘15 51'.
‘..—n-u—L
HiTTlNG THE MAPLE'B.
“it":
15 Smooth Tire 1‘." liubbvz-r coin-
.:'..5.t (v51 11hr,r :1! the uptown alloys by
the Palace 115.1111
None or 1hr
33"
parttci
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11:11.11 '11 11115111111115
high .5"'tott.'. .llilu 'l'1'15:.uw.1,\'
l’:5.‘.:5.r.'5' '.llroyution got high single
wiI-h :1 st .;1'-5 or 1:11;, :11111'111511 high 105
of
~ a8t evening . ml, 4g”. lliil “LN“. 01‘ H“) N. '1', &
- 3—3 _ - ii. 1'5». Mann 10]]- d .1 total of 5453' um-
'.-.. -. "H.“
Smith hotndll. Post 02111.1 \11 \_ >
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3 5' . " 1' '0“,
regular 11cm: 1011101 by "5.1.5.1115.‘ “105me “m is rm
‘7“
ions:
51 \' 4 \ll' .
moeti 15K in 111 .111111 ... .11. . 1-5. ”
church, this week, are or. 911111 Rl~b~~ Camp-1n, Tcla5iT3l‘3
. ‘ . .................... ,_, 1.5
lilteresting. lh'. la. 1. (10» i. p .—
it tonight on'thc ' .'l'c 01' (11.1111. ------------- .. . 1.11. 12.“
Schmidt ................ 149 137
.[low‘is .................. >188 .150
.F 3 3 ' ' . .t 2.
”will be a 1'1‘5gultn inccti: 11; this T“ l"! ................. 1-3 1.:
5: of Wonoma (‘:.)1111cii No. 31, D . .. -.
' the lngc moms in 1. “11d ‘llcn'. Tm‘“ ------- P ~| ...... . NH 114 801
L?“ a Main strect. All members aace. - _
t. Sortcs ...... .....\...... 1-1:) 100 139
33338 3333981....— Wurco ................. . 151; 117 13.1
. , ., . Sticks ..... .. 165194152
inst 51‘l1.‘11.5 at 0 llrtcn s -- . . . . . ,, _
ur your 1 1 Curran ................ ‘ 12‘ HO 13-1
”ham. \icflnriic, oi f‘cntor avenue, "Prmldwfll' .............. 1:,2 141 191‘.
' the uptown police, the 4 .—
Evorted 10 Tom] ............... 737 (122 751
a bloy cie, \1 inch he claims was
ion whilototnnding ithont of i‘..
.gansmlorc, in Main 14111501.;
i
"‘7'ng _50¢ to $1.30, 0' Uri-511'
‘llo attending 11w moving pic (no
the Regent thtntrc, last night
gly taken with :1 hi. The young
as removed to his homo otter
'33,treatn1enl 111.11 lit"tll rindored.
to 30pm all day Good Friday."
Eally Sc Bruckvn. ,
rt T. Boyd and futility. who
on Tuesdayof this Week on
r 0f the Old Dominion Line for
hint 'Cotnfort, procured tho? 15 tick-
servation: through .1. .\l. Lay-
Inc., agents of tho Old Do-
\
‘rie Doro in "Olitcr Twist."
Saturday morning, :11 10: 30,
3 children Admission 19c.
a
ery important meeting of Vlil
, Kinitw (”amp No. 9 U. S. W.
.ll be held this evening in the
rooms in the Town Assembly
_, ding, in Wall street. Import.
era relative to the masquer-
the Home Guard, and the na-
, vention will come 'beOre the
it is imperative that every
"\—
fNo SATURDAY NTGHT
embly Hall. Grace Bro. 8-
tra~—Cathedral Chimes,
_ AEODAK BANK 5
OUR .DIM'ES FOR
CAMERA
ePoWeii- C 51'p15'a'io'i
A
J-..
'sentt-d with
L-the camp tittend this meet-
iloy Scsout,
3Noiualk Methodist Church \i'erct-
:1 handsome
l'lt‘til lust night by tho ("hrhr lion in
dustriul 1.155.153.1115 or the same church.
The presentation was made by l’rt's-
idcnt Clorcncc I. Finch, in the church
parlors. Mr. Finch gave an appropri-
.119 lld"ill‘.“.s of prcscnuuion in which
pro-
. , 5 n (54
he 111.111111 cndormd th scout 11101' l-.i\\:1'!tl Sim
n.1r5nt Scoutmster l’crc) Quint: 11d l‘r
cclvcd the ting illit. mode :1 upon 1b
of thanks. Licutcnaut Tclfuh' :11. 11111
1011 was present at tho Inc-cling: and
gum 11 hrit‘f talk. ll-é describt'tl till
“Wk {0 which ”“3 boys would "'3 Dill from ill‘ longing to an m'ganiz'ttlon of
“”3‘ 41.1.. i'icd. 11-h (h. is ably directed by
sauna and the troops went through it's m
in case 01' \\.1r.l.1ter songs
(trill. Refreshments were i-‘C‘li'f‘il.
.\ meeting 01' the Board 01' Directors
of 111'. '5 Norwaik Gordon Association
was bold yesterday afternoon at. 5i preuot
o i .14 l. in the office of Fairllcld County
Farm Bureau, in the Town Assembly
Hall building, in 'Wall street. Nothing
of very great importance came before.
the metlng, and after a short discus» Entertainment'tu' Be Given in palace
‘ e 151511711 ndiourncd until Monday
‘in U10 public schools
1
Inn-re i" (‘:115.;:111, lo' H11: :11 1315.615
,-'..'1'51'.5. "11' .\';\:".I. 211k road.
”'55 lil‘f:.n 3115:1125, of l'i.::1h.511'\', lo
“'11:: in " :111'11, .\lr.~'. Holly, of its!
three \\ llit'll
1'0llt'5d ('.‘itft‘llliuililiiy ('liili‘t'il. llilli turn our of the most pop-
thc ltlar (11‘ his wotlm, 01115521115 lilt‘ operat-
tltc hi'Ih scorn or tnbli. 151.1 «d by [in soprano solo and chorus—-
1'29 pruno soloist and chorus.
135,- tuta is :1 sort ot allegory, ti 11111115111 for
175 lllt‘
‘1-0 Franco-l’rusuun war, in which Jenni-
“-7 1110111 is llliltlt' to stand
_ ti'cssful country
7 cutiro burden of lllt‘ song The solos
“00p 5' of ”"3 501"“ Russvll, who pns..n:3_--.'.; 11 iyric-5‘tolmn-
.
Mm'r'm“ ti. .5tion and in: . hall “‘0“ “Twabl”
evening at 8 o'clock, at which 1;;1119‘
nnothcr meeting will be held for tho Norwolk Hospital,
“011' the nod Cross workers and all those
day night's meeting will be held in the 11110an striving to put our town on :1
.firm basis of preparedness. are to giVe
{on entertainment—on the evening of
. The Holy Week services are in pm April 16, to raise funds to provide
gress at the Georgetown Methodist whatever is needed most for etiicient
-. Episcopal Church. Messrs. Dixon and hospital work '
discussion of imporlnntylnns.
eat-:5 of .111- Foam Bureau.
McCioskcy will conduct a service in
song and speak on Wednesday, Thurs the use of the Palace The tre for that
3 '.dfly «511d Friday nights at 7' 45 domain evening and Henry, Hadfio d, the very
There will also be afternoon services popular English
M cured.
and Mrs. John 15- best of Rudyard Kipling’s'ooems and
{as follows: Wednesday at 2: 30
the home of Mr.
.Godfrey, in Nod; Thursday at 2: 30, a impersonatibns.
11011111111 '
SOCIET l’
AND Pilib'il‘lll.
News .
._r.>-_.~s.h.._
Elizabeth 1.
P
it
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l
My
Tollcs, teacher
of :\ew York
is; spending the week‘s vacation.
her 11011155 in l5'airfield avenue.
.‘5, .,
We;
“Q; as.»
M' 1.5-2:
cit)”.
at
(‘
lloyt,
15‘. Meade and family and Mr
or New t‘utiaztn, were gut-sis of
N01 11-1111; 1'-5‘.;5.‘.i'.'t'-s on Sunday,
)2 r. 9.1111 31 re.
.\‘s-5.5'
liolinmn of Nrw York,
"li'i'v'l.
.12.‘ It
oounon's CNATATA' "caAiLtA'I BY
011312 or 'rmm'rv CHURCH
The W0:k An Ailchr-j Lamf'nting the
State at France, After the
Franco-Prussian War
liillllllllhh short
in in lug/£11111:
(Inning: iny tho
cantata, "tlullin."
on Good Friday
choir of Trinity
i15 i'icl l, and c.\hlhll.-1 151111115111 hi»: more!
1-111I1111i111: t'ltaructcristics :55; n compos-
1-1', 'i'i15' introduction is 21 chorus»-
“ Solitary lim llit- (-ity":1nd is lolloW-
lo l.:1n5511'.,~h' Tho
".ivt'usnlv'ni. 0 Turn
by 11115- '..o-
Tho (-nIt-I
"Zion‘ .s' W us
closing muniur,
'l‘l1cc to the Lord.” is bllillf,
11121115 01' Front-t, altcr the
. 5 vote of 82 to 6 the resolutio"
"ts :nc'uovsl by,the H055 '5: ted"):
'1'; under an o'grecrnent to hold
'WAR RESOLUTION DEBATE
IN PROGRESS IN .THE
HOUSE IN WASHINGTON,
TODAY.
_ ‘.5—‘_—
.tonunm—d from first page.)
"I would suggest to them,”
said he, “that they now employ
their talents and eloquence, not
11 attempting to cause dissension
nnnq the American peop‘e. but' in
addressing. Kaiser Wilhelm,
Bethmann- Hollweg, the Reich-
.tag and the cuthor of that re-
narkable sample of diplomatic
’{kultur the Zimmer :nann note.”
First expressions of the opposi-
tion the resolution came from
ReprESCntatives Cooper. and Staf-
0rd, cf ~51 taconsm and Reprfien-
'oti‘ve Britten, of Illinois, while
Mr. F100"- wa" recounting Ger-
mm 5.iolat‘011s of American rights
which have led up to the war reso-
lution.
'ihe war resolution was uk-
5.11 15') 101'}: y in the House.
he “3312‘: inn: :1' 5.511t adopted by
wwnuno :1 slate of wztr and.
without protrac ted debate was
expected. The resolution was
aken 11p 21' 1.) o'clock this morn-
scssion until it is
n. contin
acted on.
Passage cf the r0530 olution in the
3m" to \"i‘." ll‘ ark. .d by s cues of
l‘l'lS‘ Inl gzavitv and quiet. There
had been more than twelve hours
of continuous debate featured by-
1 three hour speech of Senator"
Enhancing denouncing war and
latent" . '11,} 13.5 ticst efforts to pro-L
wit it. and Scuttoz' l-‘Jili‘ans’.
ctm‘t that 111-"; l 5Fo‘lcttc's
speech v.15" ll‘o‘t‘. \"orthv cf ‘hri
zerfiwnn Choncel 01. von Bcth-
nann—llollwcgtz than an A .xcri-l
‘.nn senator. Mr. lifi‘liam". alsai
'haroctcrizcd LaFclliitc‘t; speech:
“5 “om-German. pro-Goth, pro—'
Vandal. anti-President, anti Con-
Qrczs and anti-American." Even
after adopt‘on of the resolution!
UOUS
for (11.11 dir'
01 i
nun)
.md tho "Ways
Zion," descrlbcd in tho second
. her ,to reproacnt tho into of tinI c0111 l
poser‘s native land. The style isa
. cicvatozi and majestic, impressive, yet
singuhtrly '.x'ymputhctic, and lililliPH 11115
lntnwdiah5 appeal to present tiny nu-
dicnccs of My nationality, Tho timl'
oi’ 1.151111111111111.» is about. huli' an 11011121
There are two soprano solos, but with
this t‘hLi‘illiIill thc chorus hours the
1111 :1 soprano \Uit 1- of exceptional c5111-
conuutnts 11qu the 11115.25: of ,:.-\Vor(e<t
151', Sprinrtticid. llrut‘lcborouizh, 1:0:-
ton and NW York city. Joint Hyatt
ilrt-w: 1k duct for soprano and nilo.
“0 Low l‘ix'iuv," will 1:55 sun: its 1111
ott’c: 'tm'y by Mr... ltu'5scll, and lirs.
The other ruéinlim'u of
tho 11::111'5ttuc :5115 311'. W111. Taylor.
tenor and .\lr. .iohn thit', lines. The
cliI'r:'.;: l‘ (11151110511! of t‘tosc who 1:511
~."1011slv \oltuttccrctl Il155i1' .‘~(‘i\’l('.‘t‘5i for
thc plcnci‘itc cund bcnci'it to be gotten
luau-<1 .l.Sh11's. the organist. The!
Good Friday services at Trinity church
has ulwuyn been well attended, and
thus-:5 who have heard contains of
is years, will not wish to miss-
thls one.
FUNDS FOR HOSPITAL -WORK
.__.——_
Theatre on April 16th
The l.-adics' Visiting Board of the
cit-operating with
A. J Collins has kindly given us
actor. has been 315
He. will render} some of the
Mr. Hadtiveld is’Very
l'tfit‘cJ’I'l'i' no dcnonstrntion ir‘o'nj
either senator or from the throng
of spectators a'nonr whom were]
memt ‘rs of the Hon ...e diplomats
and government officials. Within
a few minutes after the vote was:
announced, the Senate, adjOumedi
and cur-torc and rpcctttors flied
out "ilently with grave faces.
Tim“ Democrnts Senator»
3
DiVersify
b'cth comfortable and satisfacto
if
in
a
l‘
L
'.Lane Stone and Vnrdaman, andi
three Republicans. Senators Lu-i
m
5o‘le5tr5 fircnnw and No—ris. cast;—~--~-»~~---~ .
theoremative vote“ :I'Ihen 1?ch
among the group of twelve whom
Precidmt Wil. on eham: te rived
as "wllul men’ in counecti n
with the defeat of the enricd new
tralitv bill by filibusterinq at 111:
lost session. S'mtors Cummius
Kcnvon and Kirby. aISo [“011"-
t
1
.
1
t
the twelve, voted for the wari in; contidcnco in the loyalty and p.1-
i‘C"0ltll‘On The remaininq this ,
Senators OGorman, Clam) andi
‘l’orl'r. have since retired to pr:—
vntc life.
The rcs
o. . [
olutiort as Mootcd b5
'h': Scnste {crimilv ,dezlm'cs th-‘j
Wistcnca of :5. state of 1 or and'
d5rerts +1"- oresdcnt t5) ‘errmlnvt
the nay-51 and m l t' n forces-cl rhea
linitcd Store" and the resources.
of th- government" to carry oni
AsuTistitute resolution, offered
va Senator McCumbcr to 69‘1“"
the existence of a state of war
after the suiting of another
American ship by Germany, was
killed by :1 viva voce vote.
The Senate. was not in session
odav, having adiourned over 15n-
til tomorrow, to await the. action
of the- House on the resol ition.
their wmk with members of the
Ion e in an e‘rort to defeat tb“
resolution. Their leaders an-
1rwinced that' :51 event of adootion
1f the re" Int-on bv the House
hcv would hen st=rt work' in op-I
Bosnian to conscription.
NOTES OF THE BUILDING ‘
DEPARTMENT
William' A. Crockett was given a
permit; to build a $3, 000 bungalow for
_Robcrt A. Bar'Eray, Rowaytdn. John
J. Coleman was given a permit to 111‘-
stall plumbing and heating for Mrs.
‘meeting for the women -of George- Qopular with the you“: 1160le and, A ..E McLaughlin of guawuen-y Hill
1
town at the church.
. n 1
1.
has appeared before many of our col-
leges and universities and clubs of
the large cities, year after year. He
is sum to furnish an. evening of rare
enjoyment. We want to' greet him
-- with 11 full house imd- hOpo to secure
a3 goodly sum of money for the pur-
chase of the equipments that die
solutely needed. "ago list 6, perhaps.
sudden’ emergency. gill you help 1151?
The enter-tnindent~.i would be well
wortbl' the price even though it were
not '11 benefit. ' ,
I
There; will be a apeciiil 11.113.111.131 of
1113', Degree imd our teams on Weil-
all .
‘1?me H. Fielding was given a permit
'10 connect a motor with the organ fit'
the East Norwalk' Advent Church.
Reed & Vblk received a. ipermlt to
connect an electric 1101110 for Morris'
Vogel, North Main street.
The regular semi-monthly meeting,
of Our Sl's'tom' Rebekah Dodge, N6
in the lodge foodie in Wall stoaét, and l
was very largély attended. it wag-
anti 011 April 13th. in 31' body. a't' Which
,1. 0 a. degree 'wlll he waited by the
mil degree team; Oil-51301386 at an
' ‘ th
re begin-'1-
neomncas' ANDi LADIES’ RIFLE
' cubs
55. I. 07' 0.111,: yva‘s 1.1.1.1 lust evening "
THE FASHIONABLE COATS
$53-98» $998. $11.98, $12.98, $14.93,
irom $5.96 to $35.00. '
Silk Undergarnents 93c and up
Fabrics, Color, Patterns Cut I 5'
the Easter Patterns
The most comprehensive ethibition of Spring Fashions which we have we: made for the
Easter season tells our story of preparation for this busy week. Large and, splendid van’e
ty and very economical prices. We are ready to the smallest detail to make Eager shopping
ry.
Presenting Easter Suits in
Every Style
$7.98, $12. 98, $14 98, $17.98, $20
and $22. 50
Which we posttiveiy state that
the same
suit :57. sold
om.$5 to $15 more.
elsewhere
FOR SPKIN G
$17. 98,‘
1175;
N - I
3.19.93, $22 50
F111 and shades are Shown
the guts test abundance, with
comptehenstvc price range
h:aster Dresses fro: n $7. r58 to $18
21: r Waist: from 50: to 03"598
aster Skirts {r0711 $1.98 to $10.00
Ciliillllll RSi [ills
At llANY, N Y. ., Art 1 .2 tdo...1.n
b). the 1501111115 01 r:5 .ointmn5. t5\l\1‘-f 1;»...
11.1:’. ism 111 i".il51110(.:iti1' l.t5:1.l1.51' ltob
11 l". \i’zlszlzt‘r of tile 8151511115,:111d (511:1-
lining no 1'.‘:.. '11 (if Home for “:1th
.\!it(htlt, of lx'c' .v York, brou, ht 1115.5
\15 11:1 15 ll\'\' :1' 11051'toz1t'1'110255y 0"»15' .
'llo ’.':1\.".1y 'ii'. silo icy-.1" tion to 21 I
which ttrn:i.1:‘.iio:1 curly today. 'l‘lw
ind; '5'.5't 11115151 '01" Senator Wagner was 5
1'1111113 1:11:11 'ilw I-hmiution ending
Iho inquiri \' .51; litlttlllt' -l l5I :1 min of
“1113: to thintcn. in 1. mm prutr lion:
in no not :e'wrcd M
It was thc ntmiul .'.c-ntinic-11t.115
'15lilctcd h) 5.1115511'1111 in 0111511 15.3.15 1:110 l
.1115111: lhc final noun-s of tho pxo-
ccctlintzs,ll1't5 “‘i‘ it " 'l I"'“"
wat- cxnoctcd hourly, the senate had
more important bur. locus to' occupy
its ntlont‘on than this issm‘.”
(
l
At 11 meeting which will be held
this evening :118 o'clock in the office
or the Frederick W. Thompson Lum-
Tn 110 pacifists today continued bor Company, in Water street, First-5.
District; plans will be discussed for"i
the organization 01' a. beginners 11nd35i
lodies' ril'lc club in Norwolk.
Frederick \lehompson, a local rl-'
flc. and shot gun enthusiast of consid-5
crable ability has been requested :1
number of times to begin the organ-
ization of such a club. and Mr Thomp
son has made arrangements for the_
preliminary 'work this evening. l
George W. Chesiey. an expert sharp-'
shooter and representative of the
Winchester Arnie Company, of NewI
Haven, will attend the meeting,
which the proposed club may be sue“-
cessfully organized and supported.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Tracey F/elde, of New Canaan. “M
'admilted yesterday.-
Hth Golden, of 29 Cedar street;
wad adm ‘itted today. _ " ‘ ,
.oo L3ATE 1:011" cLAsstFICA'no .1
. I
l'
o Fens—mas r3011 Ii'A'rCH
_'Bingle combilhode Island Reds.
111-2111911115,
t litzi bit5
with the loo
so be attached to the Fifth
icolnplcto unit in 15\5(-ry respect.
division"
48 to 60 enlisted men The l5‘ifth Di~
\ision has enrolled 70 mm which is
W. Gray has just ro-cniisted, which
makes his third enlistment.
have enlisted since March 15:
and,=§.~
suggest various ways and means V'by'
l
Muslin Undergarments ‘
, Silk Ho:' tery 502,31053031133'1'13123 . ’
Has 2nd Trimmings at Easter Sale Prices '
Grout. Bargains, Come'ond‘ See Them
33 So. Mam St.
walks
Store Will Be open All Day Good Friday .
11151111111115.11111." 15111111 1115115 lilmw‘fiyrr'
rew, William E: Lcfl‘erson, 011110131131.
Talbot, Baron A
Milli Mlllill ENSIGN
'Weed. chart-a H. Bloom, John II.'
0.1me
1‘. inhuman», “111.1 s
, “1. 1:1, no. .\ S llockwc li'. Alfrcd
London .icsxup, into of the Naval‘
was nominated from the
list as. ensign of the Fifth!
at 01:5 onlzatlon as soon
'15 he rctoivcs his appointment from
the adjutnnl general. Two other men
local auto
inalil‘y for commissioners and will al-
ion.
lvhtiistmcnts for the Naval Militia'
tare simply poured in lately. A “deck
01' Naval Militia consists of
the machine.
lbOl‘t‘ its quota. Coxswain George
The following is a list of those who
‘55 5W5: W"
m a...
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Chocolate Cord-
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‘4‘!!!
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T
,
you ever ate. :- . .
snowy mun
questionv-d by the ofllccr in the 11p-
111'15. now prcpnt'ing them selves to ap- town Will—‘9 31.11.5971 the man COMOSSM
pour boforc the examining board to that he bud bwt mcenuy been re-
leased from 1:3. and that be had stolen
This. makes the {\‘orwnik division 11 the bicycle m night, in Bridgeport.
5The prisoner amm- his name as Charles
Carlson. and tlmzlami that he was in-
toxjcated' 15m: evening and did not.
know what it": uses Lining whcn'he took
lie 115.15: 151511} by the
total police omit the Bridgeport au-
thorities could take h'm
The machine- which was {cord in Carl-
son’s messiah was a Velvet Road
Thomas 1" Carroll, l‘rank J.an Racer such ‘5’“ Bngood chndttlon
.mm-»wa
iai Cherries
flherryino
‘NO- BETTER CHOCOLATE M
ii it Nailing Edward J. Flohcrty.
i once:- Jams .53. Murray took into
last looking We who was attempting
cotumotne 11..» Gums to sell a blade to John
Division, Naval \lil.ti:1, at u spccal "NM-l '1‘" morning a suspicious
111111511115: hold in tho armory,
night. He will
M ills, thg.
port being
in charge.
‘ A luscious red ripe Maraschino mayhfing in its own 3' 3
juice, imprisoned in a wall of kmfiicmus chocolate,
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Norwalk Chronicler