Recruit Realized His
155‘ ‘ailfiL: (1"C-QE I1i;~lxtis1di!.
—§;
I
Ambition When He Hit I
(Slicl‘liflfl‘Nteh‘sl .
”111114111114 batted for Prentlet'gast
and was oztt Stock to Lei-rub “ T
'l‘hnt sentence was the (21' 11112.1 in
1114 dt'sctiption of a (‘11?) gaun- iii;
l‘hiladelphia recently, when Pitcher
(lrover Alexander won another of hi>
impressive victories. Rt‘tldt'l‘e‘, prob-
ably. passed it il}‘ with scarcely 11‘
thought. Ruether had gone in us 121“
11inch hitter—ohm was all. The (:04
currence is :1 common. everyday 21f-
lair.
’l‘o Reuther that incident. small as
it. may have been. formed a red-icllt'l‘
(lay in his life. That trip to the plain}
nmrked the culmination of 4111 amid-
tiou cherished since his youth. I
The slender southpaw twirler of that
Cubs. who has gained fame as :1 pinch I
hitter. and as an all-round pluyt'r'
told briefly of his experiemze alter tho‘
battle was finished and the (‘nbs sat
in the hotel at Philly.
“Years ago. when the harehnll fever
was just getting ltold (11' inc. 1 used to
study the box score cumin“)? he
:gitl'ti. “l alw 213's 11415111 looking for the
games where Alexander pitched 1114
ms early my idol and hero.
"i never failed to read about him
1-.4hettct'er the papers printed stories of
.111. life and career. 1 used to lilillli
that if i could ever but against him
_‘Itl.~l once l‘d be happy for the rest
of my life.
"This afternoon 1 actually faced thov
great Alexander. i didn‘t really get tiL
hit. but my boyhood ambition on:
realized."
.YOUNG BANKER DIES
AFTER POLO GAME
Captain George Gar-r Henry Was“
Claswtate at Vale of Hart-
ford Men
t'thRlliSTOWN \' IllI\' '1'. 44(‘1'111-
(lain (leortrct (‘urt llvntv. :1 member of
1hr banking firm ()1 \\ tlil111u Suionton
&. (‘10.. of ‘Ncw York. and director of
the New York state military censtts.
dim} iii the Memorial Hospital horn
'ttout injuries suffered in 11 polo 111111114
4111 the field of the Whippnn)’ River
t‘illil,
1
(‘uptnin Henry was graduated from
’l'alt- Ill the class of 1901, Hartford
1mm in thc some cluss on» James Ixe
loomis. .lolttt ll. .loy, Ernest Wnlhct'
I“mith llcywood ll. Wlmples. Thomas
W. 1Rttssell, Walter ll. Allen, llulph 0.
’Wclls uhd .lnntes Fl. Taintor. '(‘oplnin
‘llt'tu'l' wasrubmw M441-Hiil4rrntieltl. this
mote. January 2. 1918!.
NEW CORPORATIONS
A ct-t'tificttte of incorporation “'11s
.t'ilt-d in the office of the secretary of
~1l1f4 stole yesterday by the Pond Q.
Shop of Torrington. the purpose of
which is to enrrv on :1 clothimr bust
nt .45 The cupitnl stock .will be $10-
(ltttt and vilusincss will he smiled with
151.000. The incorpotflntots ore Aho- 11:1.
'vidson. ltnnett F‘inkcllmnd tutti llot'rt'
"ilzit'idson. oil of Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Scot‘s lttn (.‘ot'porntion of (‘he-
shire filed :1 certificate of Illf‘nl'ptll‘tl“
‘lion. The capital stock nutltorim-d ie
4.1.0th 111111 business will be started
with that amount. The incorporutors
ore 'llontinit‘lt .I. Matures. Howard .1.
Island and Theodore ll. (dork.
4A ’cortiflcute of orgnnimtion filed
by Sofus .S. 1Polllscn. incorporated. at
'Vi'ttterbury. showed that Solos S. Poul
1.011 has been elected presitit-nt and
treasurer: A. ll. l’oulsen. rict‘hresi-
«lent. and O. M. Poulsen. secretary.
A preliminary certificate of dissolm
tion was filed by the lloyt Amusement
Iton ltt-tl1Sox at Boston '[ilill‘Stiily after-1
— 4—“
DUGAN MAKES DEBUT. I
-1..—
I
l
'New Haven Baseball Player MakesI
, Good Showing at Boston.
.loc lln—ggnn. 21 product oi the New 113-:
\‘en s'and-lots. and later llol_\' CrossI
stenntnde his big-leagtti'tltllut :11 sec-
ond base for tit-4 Philadelphia Athlct-I
its in the doubltltcndcr with the Bus-I
noon. littgnn sut'tpinnted Gt'ot'cr who?
1
has not bt't-ll fulfilling tl1~4 expectations'
of ‘dnnuucr ('ottnit- Mack I
in the first some llugun 11111111161411;
. . . . . . I
:1 I111 119211th (:11'l M11524: 111 four trilln.
tr. 11114 platt- hot he now 411‘11cl1ss prol-
cd ltlmsilt nthpt 111 1114 art by inyiDgI
down a satrificc He had one trrot int
six (hunces. lit lull—r rt'dcemcd him-
stdfhy stopping 11 hot grounder ofi'
Larry (lurdnvr which ilt' c'4‘ottltttcd;
into a double pla\'. I
lltnii 'hilnl‘l oppowd the Mac-ktntn'
in the second game and of tilt seven
hit": lldl'llt‘l‘t'tl ot‘t'his deiilet‘y, he got
(1111-. 11 two I111<t4 hit Bolton's hit come:
:11 11 most ()ltptll'lllllt‘ ttlllt‘ nttd scored
:icltont.’ who hntl ‘prot'iouslr tripled. ,‘
M - __,,W,__«____ 1
‘THHEE THOUSAND 1
MILE TRlP TO f
BRING KOVACKS
- ._- .A‘ I
Man Who Shot Norwalk Policeman to
Be Extraited from
California .
Deter-tin» Sergeant Thom'ts Hunt of
‘Xorwnlk ooi4 ti"1h’llilll:‘l4l 11111! $111111
I'oliccnutn lt‘r11t‘1lt Vin-Iii ore to sttrt
0n :1 flhtttt-tnilif trip within the nut
{11w tl:t\'.~' to bring 'ovt‘ott‘ 11 ottnt-cticut
court of justice 1- 1111111 chart-id with
llllt‘illlllllll: to murder 1111 officer of tha-
.l1'tw Assistant Stan‘s Attorney tlult-tt
A 4(‘urtt-t' ot' Stuttll‘ord, it Ilt‘i'aillt‘
wolk. after it is nth-gut it’ot'ncim
final [HID-HIS. 111-1114115111'1' ntl'tttrits nrc
hointt procured .‘lilti :tltlll (lot'crltot'
Illnrt 11s ll. lloicomh will 111111 t-xtt'udi4.
tlolt [opt-1‘s for lilt' width of \i'illiztm
"(1111111. alleged Ittlt'ulnr 11nd :tttt'ntp‘cti
nuttdcrcr ttom (‘lt-xico. t‘nlit'ottti;1.n
town tour the .‘icxicnn border. 1
Shot on January 9. '
Titi< st't'tltllt of the >|ll'(‘ was stirrcd
on .I.:llll.‘1l’)‘ it. lttst whrn l'oltct-nlnlt
.lohn l. ilobt-rt: of 1"4 Norwnlk policc
lotto \t’as shot and N‘rltlll'~Iy voundcd
\t'il‘ 11 In turn 14d 11w \‘.111' into llzultord's
.‘vii‘it‘ itt Scotti-r. 11114111114. linst Nor
walk. shortly :llll‘l' i1 .1. nlicuo Kitt'ltcn
and 11 (‘t’llllllltllitlll 'lu'olw their war into
it. liovhtlttz t':4(‘1‘tllt“, hill was lot‘ntt-d
in .lfttlitot'nin, whore in: hip bccn hold
for :1 httinilcr ot‘ wcclts.
In Hospital Three Months
'I he IIUIIl‘t' otlict-r \\i‘..\ t-ontlnt-d itt :t_ .
lto.-plt:d for thrcc months. A hullot.
wont through his jaw and come out in
1111- I.'tt4k of his hmti. “4‘ roll 'nloto
hi2; ill'llti Illll slittlttlt‘ :11 ”iv lll‘t-srnl
limo unddnm hi4 in that condition for,
:ht- rust of his iil'c ‘
4llt-lctttlcss justice l'vrt't-tcd out lio-
\ut-lt:= and immcdtntcly upon his up
preltt-nsion in the wt-sti-rtt slutt' ttl‘tit'f‘rl
~\\'(‘i‘l' tt'lt'm'npht-d trottt l'nltltct'tit'ut l't'
IlUiiI hint ttl til! ('(Slti it if: not known
l11.l “hon tut l‘IIIt't 1.~ will strtrt <11
1l1-4i1't1ipl1u' it is I'Vlll‘i'lt'li tltnt it will
.ln- soon. 't‘hc jourtttt' \\'lii tu-ctll'l'
about Iltt'm» wot-Its, 't is cxpt-t'tctl.
TODAY‘k-Ihlf WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘lllllf’l‘. “1:311 1‘1. 111.“-
Rails. silippittz's ntttl oil: lt-d tho Ii>l
to higher Iota-ls :11 the tttlt"l'l of to-'
day's short schion. :'\'t'l'ilglllLi g:tim of
1". point. Motors. 1hr Il'<i lttilV‘
equipments 11111] ntctnsl were fraction-
olly higher. while industrial .\l14o'~ol
11nd Malling: Preferred fcutut'oth the
specialties nt ndtzmrcs of I to ‘3
'points. U. S. Stccl showed only
slight improvement :11 the tlllt'lllllfl.
but soon hardened with allied issuer.
. . l . -
( olnpany 0f Derby. ICottIm‘S were 1n demand, “(‘iliiliiL' and
'NEW YORK, le '1'.——'l‘he executive
conunittee of the United States Golf
Association has decided against a re-
nuest for reinstatement to 'amutettr
Pittsburgh Coal rising about 2 points
each. Strength also was shown by
New York Central and Union Pacific.
1
Distillers' Securities wits the only hen-f
ry issue, lesion 3 points.
Handing of l-‘rnncis (luintct thc Wood-I _.__ «.4—«.—— I
33nd Golf Club expert and John ll. Sui-I A good adv. pays nest in the bowl
flivan, J1'.. associated with Ouimet “1.93m"- I
the spdrt'ing goods business in Rostond
0111111141 and Sullivan were suspended
zlrom amateur standing: because they
tmttd it impossible to eliminate golf
b-llDDiitE from their stock.
TIRE CO. VS. SIXTH COMPANY
Tho Norwalk Tire & ltnolmr (‘onr
'ptlly team will clash with the Sixth
.(‘ompnny nine this afternoon at 3
o'clock 011 the Word Street Grounds.
The tire campanr. boys are as yet 1111-
defeoted, but the Sixth is going,r to
make a great attempt to trample
them ill the dust this afternoon.
Whone and Greenwnltl will com-
pose the tire company battery.
“Plince 119111141" Schmidt will lead the
altackin the field.
The PongremtionaluMotlgitlist and
1“». Mark‘s. Sunday sohoolsfitof New
Canaan. including Ttt'iinndgé‘ Willi—end
.l'ontts Ridge. will picnic nt 'l-loton
Point on July 26, unless something in-
'It‘l\('nCS in the meantime. This date
11111 11111101111911 vomit tie—«Milled:
Est by the lltlle’ ones
Sentinel Adva. pavtp’l‘rv one I
I
111411111111 lurk tomorrow 111‘1t41'noon. ii" the latter are its full of pep and pow-
"W
@ 4 vmtaaamz . ..
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(14W; 11. 24..“ 1.21. ..e;‘.(,sm.,.g; —‘.:-T..J‘a' 1.54 ... .ar ’1' .— .
- . .
'Opinions'and Gossip
BY, IRISH
t
‘ Ilat 11“1
I ‘hetnmn
1114 lmik (‘1‘)‘ is sticking it all over Reno. Three -hundred divorce
-_._
'l‘ln Tigers will blttlie with the \\'incltester Ammunition nine at Amu
'e1 its the name suggcsts. it should be a corking good game.
__1._
them “e Burns was the "hero of the (litmtst‘ztrdinnl 1’. tine 114511411111); lie 4
htougltt homo- the (toll two runs made [iv the \cw \otk team nidtd '11s it
wits In the IJttllillL' httbll ot the rest of the team The Giants won, 2to t.
. __._
It look; as though Bottling Ktmz would be notched with Knockout
l‘ulitz in “Hum-bury. No agreement has been signed yet, but the bout will
ptolutbly go through.
——'—
F111 1111411 will look fztttcr and thin men tlti her this fall because of skim-
py clothes according to n lte:ttlll110.'l';,nnd., don't score 11.»: likc that.
INDEPENDENTS VS, ALL COL. Yule, lit; ()‘(‘ot1ncl, Tufts cf; (lt'if'
LEGIATES fin. 11on Cross. ss; Lynch, Yale, if;
' .lirwin. 114111.411 p, Sczlllion, 11.
I Harry ‘tthill, the veteran catcher
of the old All Amct'it'un “Inc has hccn
signed 1111 as umpire for the rrtnuiuder
of the season by Manager Alt-lttrrie.
of the independents. Harry will of-
fiicate at tomorrow's game.
The Norwulk lndcpcndonts will
11114141 lilt' All (‘t'illcttintcs tomorrow 11f»
ternoon on the Word Street Grounds,
in what is cxpcctcd to 1114 (1111‘ of the
best gttmcs of the SI'ilStdnn The ('Ui'
in‘Lit‘ boys tire ilii slurs. l1n\'i11:.: played
with some of the lit-st toll-41w [Films
In tltc country. CONNECTICUT PENSIONS
'i‘ltt1 iiitil'l.lt‘lili(”ilit-‘ \\iil illiH‘ tilt'il' \\1\.\‘Ili.\‘"i‘l()N. i). (3., July 7“
regular lineup ill the field. lilt'illdlll‘ 'I‘ln- lepnv'tnti-nt of the ltttetIlot‘ tin-
"llcd" Riley, who will he hack on nounccs the following cillillls for pen-
third base. after :1 l‘ot't'cd t'ttcutiott ot'sions by t‘onuectlcut pt'ople how
:1 midi. “Red" split his finger last 11141411 ttllttwcd by the pension hnrcttu:
Saturday, and since that time hue lluttnlth K. Tnlcott. llockl‘ilic. $30
mir't‘d till't't‘ ritlttt'e. per month; Phebe L. Wilcox, llncas-
l4‘1'nnk (luttrtticri iilt‘ cict'ct‘ south ville, 312. 11nd iiclctt W. J. Graham,
Il;l\\' of the local 1'1'"1(‘.'..tlion will Slrntfot'd, $12.3
again he on the firing line for the in- -——-—~4-————-
dependents. 11nd "llill" llctluirc will KUNZ TO MEET PALITZ.
receite the pitcher‘s slants. lutttling Kunz of Norwnlk and item.
(‘ntfluin Jack Mt'l‘nrlunu of 11111 All 1m: 'ulilz of .\'.~w London will lllt'tll in
Colicgintcs ittts lllllltlllllt"t'ti lllt' l‘ollow- 11“- 11-11111“: pout :11 [I10 Meridcn club
ing littf‘llll Itll‘ llllll‘ll'l‘tlll'“ name “’5‘“ on July ill. The mulch wntlr cinched
the independents:~ Illcnt‘lclsohh. .'Y. “1511114111111“nor-noon, mmpmmmtmg
11.," 211: Donny. Holy more. 11': smt). faithfully for 1111.1 Mill-M1vab' is
bins. Georgetown. :lb: Alt-l‘111-ltttttl. .anticipllling it quick victory.
1m:
Most One Sided Score 7
In Baseball (lame Was
tied I p Back 111 187i
' he most one-sided '. 1 1.
l
IJunc lb~ 11474:. \1'11. 1: tht llntuals (1-14 I
1tented (hit new by thirty eight to o14.n
Prepared to bt drafted? - 4‘ St I CI’I‘A‘W IIWI"
belneen the At
eases were heard this it'l'lll of the Stiperior Court and 186 were granted. liantiu‘ oi Brooklyn and the Athletics]
of l’hil'ttlelphin on Jul}
1111111141 team “on hra ' soon; 0. fiftt- “.0
land ilt‘l\\'l‘t 11
1 21ml :1 hum of 1111112' turn
team was lill tuns ahead of liltlll.
The 111 tors who did all this run- “up
ning WH‘P tire men hunt the. forest.
Atlantic-s. the
'not tit't-d and began to pia1 :1 loose
vistots made 10] hits tort
ttttui of 1‘” I)1A.‘l 4.
was 1': ntttuc :11 Buffalo, \
the Motown and the Columbus team.
~ lilltli >t‘tll't> were:
the scolt' oi' tltttt first 21111114 in ("11'1"
you will remember, thete titre ottl}
NORWALK~ RIFLE CLUB SHOOT
The Norwnllt Rifle (‘.luh will hold rtt-
other tryout. on Sunday.
All 1111411sz who wish
to make the 11411111 should ho on hand
(let off the Stamford cor
White Ilrldue,
until forks of
Soldierstxuurt intth cgro Quarters' tn Enstb “it. Louis Riots
1111411111 .11. Clark. 13140011119111. '
IJJ
1111111111111111111 ”l
11111111311111
A. P. Robinson’s Pen an"
Easy First in Egg-Laying
Contest
.— t
STORRS, (‘onn.. .lult T—ln the [hit
5 1869 .l'lN' ty fifth nick of tin laying (unit->1, A
. Robinsons pt 11 of White ltgltorns
1n (alltrton .\. Y., were an (485)
pt opte- “etc t"t4~t 111 tI‘44 lurwst hum-”1r“ Whh a “PM U! 45.4le 01““ FEES.
iltl‘ 1131' to 111211 1.1112 111111 (4191- attend. IUbltit?.~'s
likely to finish the race inI
_SIil1'.~'t pittt‘t‘. Frank H. Turner's Ritodc'
. An illustration of island Red-i ml“ Attic 'Imro, \lass
how 1hey scored runs in the “good old'and A.
' is Ilt'lt‘\\'liI| given
111 if for second place
Three (‘on'
it “‘nh. “Ni. necticut pens of l.-t;1l1otns 1411101111 1,11
«d the innittus. ttohttblt because the 1”- ‘1 l’t‘asicy of (‘ ltcshirc, \l'ind
were t'XIllelSII ti fttmt scorin:
”35°" given l’oultrt Y
“111' ll. 1 came didnt go on.
the losers tit'tilit‘ti thm c.'.ould11t cntc‘t
<11 eep
tFarnt ltedding Ridge. and nlso Hilltop
‘rll‘tis ptn flout Sufiield titd4
4tor it. 111th position with '11 yield of Mn
othc" three eggs enth. The combined plo-
duction of 11]] pins for the thirtr- fifth
k alllUUillt'd to 3,923 eggs.
’lltc (ompt tttion hits llo\\' pro-
ttltutttur ttttnt unionized to sctfi'e just gNfittI I“ “ pumt “I“It' t‘l'i’l'l’ pen
one um and wouldntlmw scotedthdt "MN 11191) 11111:"ng to maintain
opponent place. in the liltodc 1. land died class.
the t‘onncrticut pin 111.111
id‘s
\\ t4stpt11'l
. . enstd up just 11 Iliiit‘ Inst wet-k and was
. promptly pusM-d h)‘ n
‘t'ront St .\tbnn:.:
Vi rmont pen
'1‘ tie same thing into
pl tied in the I1tl.‘,ilt)l'il group,1he \‘cw
\orlt pcn 110m .\'1 11' I’llIlZ, slowed only
u l tllt but was 111 once supplantnd in . l
.1 ( onncctuut pen from Site 411114111. I
'I The management of the conttost has.
.ntldcd 01114 morc‘dclioacy to the green9
02 food menu for 11114 hens.
yours. clmci‘. rup~- and Swiss chard
ltavt- been llSI'd during
and nutnulcs orltnlf sugar
' winter ‘
111 previous I
“144 .411111111-1"
Iit’t'i.‘ 11".
in ordtr 1o protidc still more I
\‘dl‘il-H and to multc sure of 11 supplr
of stitculcnt loud in the 111111111111 bt‘. 1'11. -
lilt bttts :tt'c htttvcstcd.” .1 tltttl chitin-11:14
plums have been put out whith it i~
hoped ttill Ill‘tltiilt't' two good heads of
cnhhttnc for ouch ltcn 1
The lillt'l‘ Iwht puns in each of tltel
principal varieties ttrc as follows: I
Barred Plymouth Rocks. 1
Fitn'licld .e l’onlt 131' Fa run: I
Short Pulls, N. H. ......... liTo‘I
Center. Conn ...... 12138
tMlCIlIgllll Poultry Farm. Lan-
sing..\iicl1. ...............120i
White Wyandottcs. I
)lerrytltought iv‘ttrm. Colum- I
bid. Conn. ................1‘35.’t1
Ubed (l. 111115111, Bl‘idgeton. . ‘1
11.1... ..... ......4.........121"
Joseph .\lorcan. thlltnn Lake,
I
7-.
I
I
11. 1. ..................... 11.1.}
Rhode island Reds I
Allan" s third to Beat Reds. I
l
I
Newport. .ii. i. . ........... i382
,llillricw Poultry Farm, St.
Albans. \'1.. . .............. 1281'
Geo. W. Harris, Westport’
(omt . .1284
White Leghorn.
A. 1’. Lollinson, Calterton,‘ I
N. Y. ....... . ........ 15.39
111111011 Poultry Yards, 311% 1
field, Conn. ...............1405
J. O. Lei‘t-t're, New Pall, t
N. Y.
Miscellaneous.
Cloyes & Sullivan (Buff WV
1'
l
ztndottesl, Hartford Conn. .129 9SI
Holliston Hill P. Farm (White
Roeks,t. Holliston Hill,
Mass. .....1252
.54 Oiled G Knight, (“him 01‘—
pingtons. Bridgeport R. l 1221
.PAGE m '
THE STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
Springfield
Hartford
............ in
t ( intinnati
Idhooklxn
Stlfllt' uthet pen t1tn Kit under 2 Boston
I .
’ Ina) \t'i‘l soon liltol‘ \‘111 lorl. luv
“114 21111114 of ill" 111‘st4nt do} IUOI‘Ihorns a“. ”
'\t41\ 51ml] when compared with li‘lt):
oi the His uni:
American League.
............. 41
I'- “it“ >‘ I'gi‘ttlns front \‘l"1tl- New \otk
iingford (onn.,
:‘Inith tittr- liH- 1g}... path .............. 36
international League.
.............. it
[Baltimore
.............. iii
............. 11-)
American Association.
19
1
............ lt'l
l1
YESTER-EAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
_i.lt‘\\'i‘91l(.‘t". 1:; N w H111 4.11
National League.
American League.
Only two clones scheduled.
International League:
. L‘: Toronto, 1.
games scheduled.
American Aesociation.
)lemph is—Atinntn.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League. I
New London zit Springfield.
New Hart-11 :11 Portlund (2).
Bridgeport at an1 nice.
National League.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
(‘incinnnti at Boston.
Pittsburgh 111. Pltilndelpl'tin.
American League?
Washington at
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at St.
Boston at Cleveland.
International League.
................1§02;.
Providence at Richmond.
Toronto at Buffalo (2).
Montreal at Rochester (2).
~Want ads. bring results.
I’ t?
.511?
.5516.
.57 '
.5113
14i AT
.4214
.39i
.237
. 6: Minneapolis. 2.
Louisville, (‘z Indianapolis ,1.
Columbus, 1: 'Toledo, 0: 16 luniulfs-
Southern Association.'
”New Orleans, 4: Chattanooga. 2.
‘ANK AND ELLE.
rtttttttttsmnutttlt
on were, LOOK !
HUR RAV- AT LAST
we EATACAlN l! WHATS
MATTC
'too 1151116217
A FORTUNE ?
No, HER‘E s A BIC LEATHER CONCERN
Looms: FOR A coco HAN TO woma 1N .
THEIQ FAm'otzv! 121m 001m AN' GET
$1012"th MR.
THE $512508 BE FORE . - BRIGHTMAN,
S2, 1319 OTHER CW GEE, THAT SOUNDS ICAME 1N
GRASS l‘i‘ 'i LlKE HEAvéN"
1 HAven'r BEEN
WORKING FOR
Ausoetz To
YOUR AD! .
. .11n1umm.
23’) 1.11.11.14th
/0H,\I€.S,V€S-ER- You
Loot: LIKE A PRETT '
SMART 17'6wa 1
GUESS WELL CIUE
V00 ATRlAL ! ‘
€R,How MUCH
Ot—l, NELL C1115
Vou WHATEVER
VOU‘QE WORTH ?
ILL 86 HANCED
IF I'LL 1102K
THAT CHEAP l'.
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Norwalk Chronicler