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Mrs Frank Steed is \isi: Lrnvith
cm MARKET
350 No. MAIN sir
relatives in Ridgelield this week.
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i 1115.5 I’dt‘lia Yunkes left. Tuesday.
I1'01 a visit with her father at Cleve-
l.and I ,-
lllis's Edna Weed has resigned her
position in the store of C. ii. Meade
& 1C0.
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1 James Glynn is enjoxing his annual
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-vacation with very deal friends in
, Baltimore.
, Miss R1150 l\11:tpp who has held 112'»
:iting in New Rochelle, has tetutned
‘,to her home.
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r' . . i Iti‘t'. nnd Mrs, R. E. Burnett of Flat~
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth and “onilittsh. 11. l.. were guests of friends in
'iriel, of Cove avenue, are spending a‘ town Sunday.
Miss Mildred Ycz'nol of West ‘Nutlt’y,
' week at Lafalot, Plainsville. :
JOhH DWyPl “V3113?“ 139" and JOhnlN 1.. has been visiting with rclntives
BiChal‘dS. all Eflbl Side NUDE men, in town the. past week.‘
'. " aspen: yesterday in Bridgeport. |
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Rev, and Mrs. Stephenson and child
The annual picnic of the Christiim'of Mexico are the gtlt'sls’of Mrs. W.
AdVent church will be held on Wed- 1‘3- Bond on Ot‘lloke avenue.
nésday of this week at Roton Point. i ”#- ,
I Mrs, Robert Hutton and children
Mrs James 11 Le 519,1 of lorcnaIiV't’ visiting with her sister in Water-
wslreet, has retu1ntd home alter 5'pt'11d- WH- Th“ ”‘11’ “'05 “it!!!“ by “WWW
In; two weeks at Asbury park, NewI WO-
Jersey
w
t: leuis Zinn of New York, his mother
the
Sun-
‘Mr. and '\lrs. 5111115111 Selleck, of "Id m“ “"1““ “H" gue‘fl“ “‘
Valport L. l., a“. the gupsts of Mr. home :11 .‘Xlitcd 11nd Fied Zinn,
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m SOUTH NORWALK
umpcd in another machine and gave
:hase, to meet Lubbert on his way
rick. lite likewic contended that hie
litl'llll’lt', Ste-dine. could tiotgu lash
1' than {in miles on hour. :trd at this
‘mc was only going 111 tilt-I rate oi
:0 miles an hour llis lloncr l‘ottrt
rim guilty and impos 5cd a fine of $1
and costs, amounting to $11.35. Aft~r
the trial it was Silid that the man go-
ingkthe faster rate of speed was ac-
quitted, while he man going, slower
was fined.
‘9‘.
The dedication of the new St. Alov‘
sius’s Church on South .11 enue will oc-
(ill at the 101.30 high mass on Sunday
morning, July 15. At this time, the Rt.
Rev. Bishop John . ‘Nilun of the Dio-
cese of Hartford will be present to
conduct the elaborate ceremony of
dedication. Rev. Bertrand L. Conway,
C. S. I’., of New York, a celebrated
EVENING 3311mm.
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1917 .'
Mrs. .Clarence Clock of Prospect
avenuefjs seriously ill at her home.
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A son was born on Tuesday to Mr.3
and Mrs. Eugene \‘l'illmott of .\‘oroton.
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Wash. Skirts,
Sport
Mr. and Mrs .l..t:1'o:11 are enter-l
3111ng Mrs. T. Gourley of New York.
New Showing
Silk and Wool Sweaters
Silk Skirts,
Hats
Mrs. (i. W. Sherer of Maple avenue,
Catholic preacher, will deliver theI
sermon of the day. The pews and at ,1
tar were received this week, and ttlc‘
being placed in position. Souvenirs,
of the (north have been 1111th \\"hit ht
will be disposed of :11 fifty cents. each: ’
lrting lotkw ootl ltzts 139111 1111:: teedI
during the Pit t 5'cvtrztl week-s in grad- .
ing the uptit'mtch to the chnrth. This»
umk is not yet finished but t'lltlllflil
of it “ill be completed to cite cusvi
‘ttccess to the building. There will be}
three masses at the new church on,
Sunday. at 7.6 S and d1 ditntion high
mass at 10:30. The last .5'crv-1tes pure
lit-id in the old church on F'mcstI
street ittSl Sunday Tilt‘ church lH'Illllll '
rurc, 011., was 1110\ttl to the new edi
lice, and the 11:1.5101" .5 household lutni
[luv and belongings wire also moved
into the new tectory. Now that ct“
nrythinu is nearly completed it only;1
rumnins for :ood \veathcr to prevail
fond Mrs. John R. l 'llommtdieu, of day
Dove avenue.
Miss Ethel Knapp. who has been
visiting in 'l‘orrincton for :1 week, has
returned to her home on Locust are:
nuc.
Routine busincss was disposed of by
{he Third District (‘tmnnlssiottcrs at
..a meeting held Saturday evening in
:11“: electric light plant.
, Miss Martha Mummy of Tlll‘l‘illglOn,I
is .\‘pt'nditig'the week with the Misses:
Ethel 11nd Rose Knapp of Locust ave"
The Misses Helen and Phoebe Hus-
ted, of Second street, are spending two
to make the dedication exercises
, pleasing success.
”—Ixm—w (.2' rs—
Rown'rou
'weeks with their brothcr, Wallace. nue.
floated, in Boston, 1\l' ss. “
.-. d... t lir.:1nd_\l1s Robert Stcndlce whoI
. 1 1 9 some time :11 the'
Mr. and Mrs. A. t‘. (‘umcron ol‘ 7 111221”??? “:3: m Atltntit ”W.
Hawkins. avenue, are spending: New” I’I‘ ‘-I.\I- 111 t 5 1 . i
days in Newl’anc. \‘t. The trip to m “ .me. .-.. {
“mm“ “'3'" mad“ b” ““‘0- t Mrs.A.7.il1n Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
-.. illt'n'st,.\lr.lit1'zog and John \lon, ir.,
I Because of the rainy weather, (in.
I/--game between the Pastime, A. (2., and
the Giants. which was to hard been
niototed to .\llddlct.own Frlduy, to
cull upon Mrs Zions mother
.-.“...nu
1mm y‘jsmrday M ”mm“ “3-" 1115s c1111 ttus‘eoe, daughter of Mni
bostponed.
Carlton L‘Homtnedleu oi (Rowan W
street is expected to return to his
”mental home today from ‘1tlt..lior- , , - I
”“1 Mass, where he has been at- Tuesday afternoon Joseph 130111915
, . lending a college preparatory school. employed m “0).”, Nursery. was 1,...
"" fore Justice St. John on a charge of
’ Foley's tennis court at Quinlard men of cnl'penler's tools. ‘ lie
mantle, will be the scene of a bandl- was taken into (‘ualody by the Solar
m tournament: Sdturday afternoon foul police upon request of Chief of
flour a silver «cup offered by Captain Police Schmidt who later brought him
mm B. 'Mlnor, of Belts place. Sew to this town Daniels pleaded guilty
11“.! fast 8311189 are the unticipation. and was fined $2 and costs. ulnount-I
‘ The several violin solos rendered ing to $14 83 L_.
Isl evening-lat the East Avenue M. E] Carmina Cresson. who resides in[
church by Master Ilurold Braisted, of the the lrvlng Lockwpod house at
Washington street, have received the corner )f South Main street and
‘lnuch favorable. criticism. Mr. Bials- the Notwalk mild expects to go buck
M is b‘” ““9911 Wat's Old and is DOS to the fighting front in trance in 1110
messed of a fine musical education. Iver" near future Mr. t‘tesson has
I
lbeen home about two months, recovv
ering from :1 wound that he receivtd
nus ‘t'EAR 1
while fighting in' the. trenches.
Hot a Single Case Rtported in Con gyros wounded in the hip An operat-
mticut During June ttion was peth01111ed upon him by Di
‘”"—‘ [Gieene in a NewY York hospital re-
The country 15' cnjoving an unusual CIpnny
scarcity 0f Poliowiyelitis, othetwi5e
“0““ as infantile [:arlttsis Lasti ___.————
year Connect: cut had 1,300 cases rel Raymoud Putnam and Paul L'gubbettI‘
ported instead of its usual number WW9 ”WEI" before Justice D A' Sti
of fifty, and New York was throngcd John, on Monday evening. “h‘m‘pd
with poliomysolit'is cases. Th": year 'wlth recklE-ss motor driving last week
ifii‘fdcif‘zmifit Iéiiii‘éct.$3t‘,”ii;§“3§i§ 30‘” me“ “W“ “”t "“‘“" “m““e
four cases of the disease reported in numerous complaints have be.“ made
Hay and none at all reported in June. 10 the DOUG“ Olficet Reynolds was dc
'Health Commissioner Emerson of'fimed to apprehend violators of the.
New YtorlItII reports that whereas laslIlawI From the mittence given hV ”19
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New York city since the. first of Jan- him, bpmg about opposite the Ilttmt
nary, 1916 only sewnty seten cosine ton Inn on Ocnoke. aVenue. at a real
ednesday.
goon in charge.“
CHILD PARALYSIS CHECKED
Icians :tte exercising greater care than of forty miles an hour Officer Rey
geénil¥gfipglhfiilg “"3 cases ”(1) 11““ l1'mnolds was standing in front of the Sil“
a many cases 11119 1.5-;
med detection .m asupmm itiIman homestead, and when Putnam
A number of writers have called was about seventy- f-ive feet from him
I.aIttention to the fact. that 11.11 inerens- '~he stepped out in the 1‘0““ and
0d prevalence of poliomyelitis is fre‘isignalled Putnam to stop. It was
quently followed by an increase in the I
Prevalence of epidemic cerebrospinal‘With great difficulty that Putnam was
meningitis New York figures homiable to bring his machine to a stop,‘
laud then only after he hn'd passed the
ever, show no inct'enqe in this dis-
ease abmo the normal. CO"m““uonerlofficer about twenty-five feet. The of
llicer stated, as did Putnam himself
Black savs that the same is {we or‘
tthat the machine. when the. brakes
wonditlons in this state.
ARMY BAKING COMPANIES were applied. swayed from side ‘0 Side
WASHINGTON July 16. —A1most on and bounced up and down in the ’0“
the eve of the army draft, the War' Putnam stated that his machine
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Hoheld for the llnrlen Chapter.
had berm. reported this yneai Physl- of speed in the officers best opinion:
"131w
(icib of
vacation in l’ittt'hogue.
‘Ml's. Susie
spending hm
IL. l.
i lienrv Leach and family of ltmok- ”H, Post road.
1111 have bun guests of t‘uptnln ll
“5 (7.010
‘, .Iztnd Mrs (leoigel Ruseoc,u underwent: Mrs. David Bispham has rttumcd to of Huntington Park. a suburb of host,
‘an operation in1 3 New York hospital New \mk- “"d ”W family “0"" “m ""“ Angcles, and. to Willhtm l. Rclr, .ir. ‘
lJoyd was the sur- poet to occupy their Tokencko home Darien has been announced
inny more this summon
Wluttcrt-r may be the reason, it is a
fuel that .lht'rc seldom has been .150
nntny book :tucnts in the t'illugc its ap-
pear nowndays, and never have such
valuuhlc prcntiums been offered for
the mere securing ol' :1 subscription to
some periodical.
\lt and \1l‘14.(‘.. (l Waterbury. who
;hod been camping for the summer at
Rt)\\ll)l(in wcio dtivtn home to Camp
:1Venue during the recent heavy
storms. They returned to the comp
ve5tor duv. ~Sprlngdale correspondent
of Stamford Advocate.
The West Side Tennis courts will
present :1 gain scene Saturday after
noon wchn 11 Red Cross benefit will be
The af-
fnir is under the. direction of Mrs.
Stephen l'urdee and Mrs Dorothy Ray-
,mond and is bound to be :1 succesa
ESevernl good tennis matches are
ischcduled for that niaei'noon.
W“
A rare treat was accorded the poo
ple of the. Nor-walks Sunday at the R0
“nylon Methodist Episcopal church,I
when Rev. Ernest W. Bysshe. former
pastor of the church, who recently re.-
turned from France where -he had
charge of the Methodist mission at
Htitenoble spoke on “France. in the.
Great World War." Mr Bysshe gave
several brief descriptions olucmztlln
cidents which he had seen and heard
10f during his stay in France. In the
tfirst part of his address, he described
fthe. gaiety of the French soldiers as
they first start for the trenches and
unchcerful aspect upon their return.
”Mr By sshe was especially bitter in his
talk in the desc tion of the atroci-
ties committed b the Germans and
‘the ruthlessness o the warfare by
that nation. His lect' e was certainly
tinteresting in all the L tails and 'Mr.
'Bysshe received a Warm Welcome to
his home town.
a‘FINED $100 FOR SENDING
VlClOUSI DOG AFTER CO"
town
a Heights enjoyed a motor trip to Suvin
this place is.E
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entertaining her nephew from
Br tugc port
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We Give Plait Stamps
‘hli's. J W \lastorn ol‘ liighlojtl at;
ntte is entertaining .\i rs. Henry Page
of Bayonne. N. J.
Nils-.5 Althea .\lilltr of Newton
lleichts Spt nt :1 day this weltc visiting
rtlallt'es at Port (hcstcr, N Y
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Warranted Eggs, per dozen.
~20 Mule Team 3011111..
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Free belivery Everywhere
F LQUR
Maud S. Brand-The old reliable—Bag ....... . ..
$1.75
421:
......... 2 large pkgs. 250
280
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32 (1 grade, lb. ......
Golden Santos Coffee . ........
........ lb. 200, 5 lbs. for 95c
Dwight Weiunntn of llaltimore. form-I Merrimac Brand Columbia River Salmon, flat can . . . I . I 256
orlt of this town has been spending Armour's Potted Meat 6608.11 50 126 can 100
:1 few days with his parents on the Baker's Sweet Chocolate .. '''' 3 cake‘s 101.256
105‘ Toad Imperial Marrow Beans . . .. .. . . . . ..... lb. 18c, 2 lbs. for 350
,._.__._,_. StecroBeefCubes. ........ ...... .....3for5c
Another son was born l1‘rid:1y to Mr.
and Mrs. (ltol'gt' .l. l‘ioolt'y the for-l
mer manager oi the lit 015 nizultct in
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Armour‘s Slced Dried Beef ..
. small 18c, large 28::
Choice Line Fruits and Vegetables.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slutison of the
A. F. Beckmann 8100.
titoclt with Stamford friends one day
this Week. .
_ - .- 83 and 85 Washmirton St. Phone 1405.
Mr. and Mrs. llut'ry Loundes .'tnd '
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No, They Are Not,
Handsome
but the CRESCENT SHAPED
or half lenses are a great con-
venience in cases where a read:
ing glass must be worn much 01
the time, and the w'earer must
at the some time be able to look
across the room or office.
THAMER
Ogalists, Optometrists,
“The House of Good G'lussetr"
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o'clock
Opticians
E VINRUDE
Row Boat Molar
Good as new, for sale at a bar.
gain.
THE BARKER FACTORY
THE 1111111 1 you:
Ethernet: to.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
their infant :50” urn spending a low
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So. Norwalk, Music Hall 3131.
days tit. the home (if the lortnci".5' pun
Ionts. Mr. and Mrs. w. l. lioundes.
.\lr. tutti Mrs. t‘httrles Raymond oi
the Heights 111w l‘t'llll'nt'd l‘rotn‘d two?
vacation trip spell! :tt \VuseII
Cornwall. in the Berkshires. i
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.\‘.rs. Hermon Thoelc oflll'ooltlyn.j
who was married lill‘tl’ wct'ks ago is
:spr-nding the “'lkkl‘lld with her pur-
tilts. ‘llr. and Mrs .\'uthztn . .'iint'h ol‘
. \t'cclts'
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trimmed with bias bands . . .
Percale Bungalow Aprons with
back ..... .........
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The ongamnwnt of time (‘lniyttIt
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen; '
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Miss Nellie Dance is enjoying :1 trip
to Boston. Miss Dance did not choose
the usual way of roachlng the Hub, by
the New Haven road, but experiment-
88 WASHINGTON ST.
BUNGALOW APRONS.
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A new line of Bungalow Aprons in Striped and Plaid Gingham,
Small .Ghambray Kitchen Aprons . . . .
Small Percale Aprons, with or without bibs ... . . . . . . . . . . 350
J. I. MALLETTE
. . . . . . $1.25, $1.50, $1.69, $1.75.
elastic bands, button side or
75c and $1.00
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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STORES
ANY IIIND
sought for Cash
Address 1), care Sentinel
Iron Wanted
We will pay you the- highest
market pricdb for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get in-
formation fromus before selling to
anyone.
I... EFF RON
“town 8:. East Norwalk.
'1'.el 1906. Tel. 1906.
A round! for Infection
Ibo urlnnrr :nct.
Pulpit-u nou- polmnoua
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ed with the slower. and possibly; more
entertaining way, by trolley. She will
return by water, taking the boat to
New York.
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A handsome U S. ling has been pur-I
chased by the ladies. of St. Luke's .
church \‘oroton. to be hung inside the
church, and it was dcdicuted at the
service yesterday morning. It is simi-
lar to the flag which brings outside the
Ichurch. whic was recently present»,
ed by the vestry.
The sale of home-made cake and
candy Friday afternoon at Red Cross
headqunrters in thc Noxon block was;
as have been previous such affairs?
very successful. The ladies, in the;
Red Cross headdress presented :1 pic-g
turesque appearance. and a new feat-
ure well patronized on that muggy af-
lernoon, was 11 lemonade-11ml, erected
just. outside the room, til the side-l
walk. 3
The uatience of the Congregational.
and .\Iethodist Sunday schools was re-I
\varded Friday. for after repeated Bost- " t. '5, _
Donenients because of the. bad wreath? if”: 1;;5
er. 11 line day enabled them to have a ‘ ‘1
good time at Roton Point. The (30113 755"" W 3’ " M run-1.:
gregationallsts made the trip in To)»:
lor‘s auto-bus, and the Methodiststravg
elcd by trolley. A big spreadfalrly.‘
made the tables groan, with water;
melons galore, and young Iand old had
a most enioynble time. A number re-;
mained for the fireworks display in
the evening.
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NEW HAVEN EOARD SAVES
So. Non-walk
MCCALL PATTERNS for AUGUST
_ Now on Sale.
BRICGERMAN BROS.
EVERYWHERE
WOMEN of
DISORIMINATION
accept
MCCALL
DESIGNS
as their
FASHlllN
Alil’flllRlTY
Designs of
:34 n‘ - A‘
Garments for
I ‘I~ F;~tf-fi—A ‘
. Conn.
Ind will no: Itrlctuio.
I helluva in I to: day ”In.
' 50 DB “Hall“
' hrcnl Put it duhod— rodb bet. or 3 bottle- “will
U
i run anus enema“. 96.. WNA'I'hO-
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Bochrfs
Pyrex
INSECTICIDE-
FUNGICIBE
FDR
Most heal Eating .
‘, insects and
Many Blighls.
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
\
r. 3. non.
325 TONS OF COAL A WEEK'
. ‘5- "
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By the elimination. o “99 passenger: DIES OF FRAOTURE-D ISKULL
trains in its service, the New York,i
New Haven and Hartford Railroad" WIDLlMANTl-C, Jul-y ' lit—Miss
tons of cool 'Vlary Kelly, aged 50, was knocked
m '
company will save 335
88C}! W991i day. and on Sundays 44 down by a bicycle ridden by Alfred
tons.
Somme. and the Aisne and in the
Champagne. Today's official an
nottncement says they
Monte Hunt, in the (Thumpatrn
were re-
pjcllcd everywhere except nettr
Job: Printing
So.Nonalki
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Department ‘oday pointed out that. the ”cylinder Pa-‘Ckald, was working On
organization of forty baking compan— 6 cylinders, which made it impossible' BRIDGEPOR’I‘. .le iii—After bat-
ies offers an opportunity for young to go at a rate of speed 135“" than ..tling with Mr. and Mrs. Bronlal‘Were
men to volunteer. learn the bakery twenty miles an hm“- H 3- Vi 09“ 39 szynski at their home at No. 93 Ridge
trade under pay, see'service abroad, poured in behalf of Putnam, as dldW Invenue and heating oil the attack of
and possibly. get promotion. Each com- I Walker, his employer Lubbert .a vicious bulldog. Sergeant Joseph T.
puny will consist of 100 men, divided .\vasidrivingI on South avenue “"7““! Cougblln and Dog Warden Hall were
into fifteen field bakery units. capable torch and was in the act; of passing a forced to fleeI in order to 'save them»
till; supplying 4.000 pounds of bread 3* vehicle when tomcat: Reynolds stepped selves from serious injury. But they
GWEN will Ibo mud ”to out and lulled him. The officer's sis.- got busy later and arrested the couple.
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rt went Judge Wilder fixed the easily a: 5100 WI dimmed It:908. the elimination man
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Partly to preserve the coal supply,
or rather the effective distribution of
the coal supply, the Railroad Waz-
board recommended some time ago
that the railways of. the country ellm}
mte such trains from their schedules
as they could without too great incon-
venience to the public. As a result of
that recommendation the New Haven
Melkle. 14 and died later of a fractur- iwhere they retained- a few trench
ed skull. The lad in riding was giving elements.
p'trt attention to a dog which was run-
ning beside the wheel, and according
to his story, snapping at his legs. Miss
tKelly- wa semployed in the American
Thread Company's plant as was
Melkle.
SUMMER
CLOTHES
ON CREDIT .5
‘07: Brennan Store
42 SOUTH m I‘I‘I.
“Why do you pass him up. girlie? I
thought you liked him.”
'T'll'fie him well enough. but: I
couldn‘t go through life with him. I
didn't care for the make of his cur."
' . wiliansus 'City.IJouunal.
PARIS, July 18. ——The (ion ’
ade 8. series of strong ab
,, between ' the!
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