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.. NOR WADE .
than. It! wk o.‘ u.
5. 5. North Wu. spentfiudny at
his home in Norwnik.
Thoma: Manor. sporting editor of
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n the Bridgeport Herold . in in South
0 . I E: I Norwnik today. , I '
.wnuam Unhotti {ad party are git-
5 a’zdI P ”50110! tending the Giana-White Sox game
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today,
gumms immu
Miss conutna : onto: I ”Ems.
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3w W. GERARD
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”-00 ’ I‘ married in The worm ‘ ' 7
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' DONN l? E iTIl'f: “T ‘ ATTEN SHUN . - , Gilbert Livingston i
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. , ' ’* ' ‘ . _ ”3 ”his Margie Corning. daughter or
15 So. Main St. I , GENE] AL 0” I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corning oi Ship- ‘
pan Point, was marriEd‘ to William
The be“ m a! "it. ”5"“ :Gilbcn‘plivingston, son of Mr. and
to measure—your full mens- ng, “tuna”, _vr_ Livingston. of ne-
IOU'HI NORWALK. i
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.‘ .. , . u" of sniffaction—can Bo ‘troit, at the home of the bride's par;
.. I e ws obtained 3630321! .3 827”“. gents, ”The Moorings," on prean Drive
. " ‘ jwm, Saturtlav afternoon. The home
V-._. .
Dress ruin, business suit:
and correct uniforms.
was decorated with asters. smilax,
febrysenthemtrms and palms. Miss , .
il'rlendshlp Association will meet . ’, iI' Li'ree scum-rip undcd the dixpluy of the
with Mrs. Aaron Martineau,~oi Worth ' Rogers b“: filevens WOW?”- ,
aid aV'E'nIlleIi' . 7 ‘ I .51”. Robot! C. ‘BZonttzorrw‘tu;5 sister
{NORWALK SOUTH NGRwl‘LKltiLtlte bride, was 1 matron of honor.
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A regular wot-Hy meeting, of Our'.. r ---‘ ‘iicr (inn-'5; was: of orchid, oi'ct' mac
. ' ‘ v? . '2‘ 12mm. t ‘
3 Brothers Lodge, ,\.o. 10, 1.0.0. L. will Thc riccmu company oi ’2) ware, Cyan}? K" i ‘ r: (same; on 2:5?u23tggl
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be held IIII" PHIIIIIEI II I I” II'dIIetli. 0.. will drill toms?“ In ll?“ 3‘”””""~‘ 3;? Mi": (‘0 lrlltl" (‘rlrn‘niz B'lY’Mml‘I
rooms in “all street. (.Jilnin (‘l‘ll .h.” li. Milnr‘ ' “m by lnI“ “ ' r _‘ ‘ l
‘ . ;oi‘ East Orange, .\. J. cousin of the .H,
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(onwmnl. ' ibrlde‘, and Mle Ermlna Robinson oi
j'linllolc. cousin of Mr. Lii‘nclston.
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‘ 80V SCOUT RM. LY
The scouts of Norwalk held a rat-1
lust Friday owning at the Franklin!
nth-ct school, and notwithstanding
the" stormy night, thcre was a very.
good atlr-ndnncc. l
“rhw~ t
I" The Dat'ktown onurtct will yrs-54cm; _
an entertainirig program of songs and District Deputy“ Close, and District ‘ . _ . v,” lit-io-
“me at m" Norwallt CM" this Satur. Ailitmri uiil install htc newly (dusted Th0 ”0“" girls. ‘1‘"? "It," ‘ I f
6” evening. Refreshments “Ii" b'I omccrs or St. Augustine's Council, KIT"? and ”I s "Ml!“ liu’ll. ”I t? I The p‘trpow o! the rally was to
served. and a ‘t-ncral good time l5 91' 0! (‘min gamma, tonight. 1,3th ‘nm’ - brltlpsfllflldn am] I P'flvc tho scouts instructions rclnllvc‘
‘ -:.. :- z'l' n vcl’, . . .
peeled. . x‘tloner MI! wo (I 0 (I ”'1 fhmo n to thutr work on the second lJbertv
. l . " i‘illf‘l’l” “mm- and 'Imrwd bouquets. Bond (‘amp'tig which the Boy Scouts
t Tho Bridgeport police have reporting“ pali- pink roses. _ t . n ‘ '
_Battery F‘ 0‘ Stamford, “mph has the their at a ‘9"; model nevenvpauenq t‘ i' H, n ko tr 0' Detroit of Amcrica have but.“ rcqucatcd to do
quite a few members from South Nor- ',, , , . ." ‘- 1 "r m. -' ' t by ”Md“! me é
ger lnige touring Cal’ with the license . best man The ushcru- ml". Etl- . n. . ‘
walk in it and which for “"1"“ ”m? ha:- numhcr 23218. wand t‘ ‘ y I b the .0? the bride Gcncral Frost, president of the
been locatrd at iloxtord, Milli, is now: -H_-_,_ ”my .0211 ”I" ro.. r I I ' Council. explaincdto the scouts how
. I Harold N. (‘handlcr of Hartford. and _
n part of the American Expedition”! .‘irs. i’rzinrln ”3““), is Wlflllflinnbun (‘ Montgomery of New York it was thc duty oi every American to
' ' . ' (to his share; that our country was
.l’orcc according to notifications I‘H't‘l“ cl! — . '
. . y clcri. lrsing l). Robertson with his. , e- V, was, white chiffon
l Th9 "m 3 5" n at war, yet a large number of us did
ed by relatives or the men. i, ~ .
. . ~ llllil'b ,1.“ iirn, Hallacy recently to , , i with ,nmflwm ‘
‘ 0v" ‘hlm sat n. not realize that fact; that it was time
that we di . ‘luit those who were
. ' Il.‘2!"“'l ht r ptmitlon with the exemption - t ,, . . ii i white
First Ward ~l)emocratlc primarler‘h‘, dI .trtmmn... “d a bridal w _, "’
. “t” -, ltullo. “or bouquetnvaa of white ror- , _ . t . ,.
Will beheld in the Town Assembly Hall (1 lilicaotthe-valley not in service nxiuld do tltctr share
this evening. X0 nontms are cxpcm- prank ”an” “WM.“ ,0, mm," "1;: "mum” Mervm'an n. Rm. iln backing up tn mr-n in the'trench-
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9" ”9'93“?“ H" b" ”Pet“! to “ city and breach of the peace. will come bOIl Qtnnlev White ”I," of gm, York. N" In" min "‘“5' supported 3"“
convention. ol-‘urth Ward Democrats rm.“ .lndgn \‘oCburgh (Gr 3 hcnrlng "n“ ' lsupplied with evcrvthihmhcy need.
will“ hold their cnflncuv. in ‘II9.III.I.0WIIE wpdnm‘hy morning 9t 9 o'cldclt. tic: Everflt Bylngton. 05“". Wallet”. The person buying :1 bond is ht-lillnll
court room tonight tor the purpnmwvt ,5 vcnrccr‘ntcd by Attorney J J ”“3““ q m”), oi [Win90 motored 3‘, his countrv to supply the neci‘nllry‘,
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. electing delegates to the city conten- “lion. '(‘amp Dawns. ‘at A)". Man, Satur- equipment, that thc gotct‘ntnenti
' ' mu~t have the runner and it in for us.
to loan our moncv to it, It in in duty
and an obligation that we owe ourf
, tion. I I K ‘1‘: ~——‘—' day. and returned home last night. The
1! V3.” ””0”“! ‘0 ”l" “WOW“ ”OH‘II" will gather in the City Hall. thiat men at the camp in line health. A .
government. Thc scouts mire thc'.r
_\ and learned that thc “mm”’bfliIflIliiPdlcommunf, Word has Mm "can”! from Ml"
pitny cl Sortialk. C., H. 6.. scheduled tube has arrived lately in France. and Charlcel‘ iiovl chairman of m; local
I yesterday morning that a mad dog was. cr nlr" to H 0 ur f tendi' .. . . i . _
i e .. r l p pose 0 at .1. large quantity of rupplit; was mkmpurt'to‘dobv making a house to
to a Smith street resident. The dog my. Country." The people are like-
“ Cl '07 investigation. for tomorrow night. hue bot-n post- has already commcnccd to make «I
I i The Democrats of the Second War-liNorwnlk party tound all of the local
running amuclt l“ E”: “"‘mm Scrnn" caucus and convention to selec‘ n ' ' '
. . . . p to the nornalk boys. . . .
geant J. Hart'y- (libnon investigntcd. :t ; ' . :hmtsr canvnu, thereby carrying out
.dclcgi c to the Fourth Congregational their oath “To deny duty ’0 God and
.l-‘nnnibelle (.‘urtln head of the kinder
‘ . ~ ‘ : ' . in to do their dulv b akinn’;
I did ”0' appear to b‘ mad. but the ”M.“ Thp u'mkly drill of thc Third com. gartm syntcm in spy York city. that who :0 “g . . ’ y m‘ .t
' has been turned over to 'thc dog word 4 thc toatm ,tutccas. . ,
l subscription committee. explained to
pour. on account of the Home Guard study of educational conditionpxin that ”m “on” that "w Liberty Bond
dance which will he held in the nr-‘country. ~ , Commlttw wished to compliment the
111017. ‘5 , .
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l g" “— ' I. ("IQ Burr II! I “In ".3“. the lust bond issuc; that notwith-
ThI‘Otlorc My,“ of Bndzpmn came into. borwulk. who was an attendant . .
n " ' . ' ‘ , , , 4 stimuli that it was the that loan
one for thou» Democr is who live in "MI" ,wetcrdoy. “0t 3'- couple "f drinks “I ”III “In“ Daughters convention. Innvnnc l“id worked He further titul-
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. .mefi Third and Finn Districts. “139‘ and ”l n l'fllr’Nl such 9 dlsturbanct' 2:121I:f‘::r"?;:|cphd\slralflz‘ :92“ ‘3? I'd 'hill the major-“y of “‘9 Subset”).
. much as thcy will have to'mcrt at 9; that {mice} Frank Stratton lelt Oblll-i- \tarIko-nzieI M to plfiaZmIanetn: tionsprocurc-d by the scouts had been
_ o'clock to elect ticlcgatctl for thc can cd to arrest him. which hp did. "8 .1, (tommnI i‘anbur; gm” I in Mt Mid 10" in 1'1"- and the "‘9‘
a: .vention which is to hr- ht-ld at 9 in ‘tiv- “M ”"fd "1”"! costs tblb morning I" ' I _ _ ' .. nearly in every case had been taken
.‘City Hall "IIIII cvcninzti Dcmocr‘aht Jug ‘0”l’“'51: - ‘ t m” Gladys Flynn. M laureltm (arc of; rigid "13.: ,the co‘t‘nmt‘t‘tre}:'a:
from rthcr tlSlTlt‘lS v'il meet ntrnrw. ' ' ""“ "m ‘llillord rcturncd to h“, s'udie" very prou of to r not . - r. 0“ ,
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thc City liall.‘ . ””13““ “3“" l0“ “omnnn R' this morning. after. spending the then very» carciullv explained thc‘
0- —-‘-‘- ".931,“ with h" parents. Mr. and threc dtticrcnt we): that [a pt‘rnon
__ I 'y .. Ii-‘ritlay nighttrlanncd to men It the q - N.
STEP OFFI To M'CWEI'IIV J South Norwallt railroad station at 9.39 M” 3”"?! 5- Flynn. of 132 Flax ‘illll “’“m ""' “In” '0' “ bond' The “m ‘
—Takc“ care of tho Ll‘bcrty Bonds,
and the Libcrtv will take cut‘eollfitlt-
IPlf. Any bank, I‘ ' "
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This cvening promi" u/to be a busy
W Incouts oh tho-tr work in reference to
Hot Pants. at the rcgttlnr meeting last
dance, Tuesday, Oct. ltith, Armory. 3-3 _ A“ rpod crnmrnt has altered two ways: Fl"!
conic. (WINK Wednesday morning. to nttp '1 I ' cash or lull payment on or before Oct}
' -, ‘ _______ mm» my in thc Fitch's Soldlglifi: Mr. and 3m, multp who“ 0, toher 7tb.1917; second, a partial pay-
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/ Permits haw bi't'n lean-d to Cargo "‘4’”? 5mm“ members “I“ '9‘ St. John strort. announce the entrant» ment, 2 P” W!"- at in“ time 0' "‘9-
-'.' . pic [on wiring his home on Sii‘ “will”! to ”m" ”“5 train. . ‘ moot ot'the'vr tinuchtnr. Jessie Mednr'n subscription 59 made i" ”l" hank; ”ll
vermlnc avcnuc; to John l’unzvlt for ' ~ ' ‘ '“ to William F, Rhodes, or Bridgman; ptr cent. on November 15th; 4 per;
- (‘hcstnul {in atitnmnhilr- borlongiz'g to thc l'n— (‘onn.
ndditional plumbing at- a con: on December 15th, and 40 pct"
:{tlcctz lo ‘ Mary nibble, additional lqtli’tqufl ”PM"? “'0'" “"0 3" an ‘ ~ 'ccnIt: on January l5tr, lBlS; Third.
. plumbing at H? South Main strrmt; 'to ""3“”? 5‘40"““8 ['0 Samuel Honlx. 0' Private Vincent it. Whitman. or the the arrancemcnt made by the local
; George L, nritton ro‘ plumbing in his Railroad avenue. Saturday “""mm" Thlr'V'1l‘m LOW: Bland Sound com- banks, the «attic being similar t0“.
choose at 220 East Avcnuc, in his now..- 8' 313". With driver! ”mm! the patty. at Port Torry. has bcca spend their t‘hrlstmns Savings. whereby a:
tit 42 Fort. Point/road; to A. N. Pad- ""7"? 0’ bring l’t‘i‘i’fimlblt but no RF in: a iS-hour pans at his home in Nor- 'pormn can. through bin local bank.
Mk for additional "plumbing at his mm were made in the cane. Neither walk. I “bum” f.“- a bond and pay for it
bonée owl-Inst av‘cnnc and to 1-1.. .l. ("3" WM Vcry badly damagd. . g . ° , It" the rate ot a dollar a week tor each;
stowart for'lerin‘ It 6 Franklin no I “HAM-— - ' .‘li‘s Lillian (‘odv. of Jersey City. bond at- 850, and the government will‘
» Mary Foster and W‘Wiliiatn Russell X. .l,. who ha.- been spending 'the 'tumish the counts with blnnks cov-l
4.....-“ _. _ .. -- , were cheated by Galen Sammie. who weekend with her aunt. .‘lirn l'-'. A. print: plans Nos. 1 and 2. and the lo.
mm; mm tnuml them aslccp in the werdrut the Wadsworth. at state st‘n’et. returned cal bunks will tendon the scouts:
file, . C
U] m 'ride of lhe'rnad in one of the outlying to her borne this morning , ” I with blanks coverlng plan no 3. The‘
rfllllll II ’ In“: Etc. road! of the city. They were charged é. I ‘ mm “Mm“, of nubecribing will i»
Prior 50c Per Bottle ,wm. intoxicnlion and as both were old Attorney 1.1. Llnxweiler, Dog Wur- an out either blank be may desire,;
.030] MW 11 Not Wac—‘onendm Mary who lined the could nod den Thoma} ‘ n Walsh and Police Cour and the scouts will then deliver them
I I I mt away for twenty days. while Wll- miuloncr William J. Moore are in to the bank. 1. no cm in be to pay
mm was lined ’1 ”d m“ “'1 wu IN" "V" “‘1‘" "infill! "10 ”"6 any mm to the scout. .
im“ "97““ “M" “n I h“ “F"- ' . in- no neltancrlnce to subscribe
for n bond-4t in s duty. in limo-t
mat-guano " fitting-ut- hove
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1,350,000 Soldier Boys and la'ckies .
Are now in active service. ahead or at hm Ill!
training'csmnis. and other: have been drafted for
duty. in “UNCLE SAWS! great army to fight tor the 5
Democracy of all people. _
It now behooves every family having a member
in the SERVICE of “UNCLE SAM” to display a
SERVICE FLAG. as per illustration.
Can you show any better devotion to the soldier
boys or Jackies than this? A general desire for 3 Ser- .
‘ vice Flatt which has very recently been adopted bit/“w '
governmnnt can now be gratified by calling at this
other 't: .t withouponand 98c.
Do not delay as the uuantity is limited.
For full particulars to see how to secure this flag.
sec coupon on another page.
F.
IWANAMAKER’S
. A To”?
4 A bout”T
war conditions are going to
‘—From the Head .Iof Ithe House ~I
Day after day we have in uirles from hundredsIof our good customers as to how the
It is a question that deserves an answer in general. so far 3% we can give it.
The following definite and specific reports from some principal sections of the Store,
supplying Winter wearables bring up the conclusion—
] Brtcdwoy oi Ninth. New l’nb [ I I WANAMAKER’S
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ii’z’ih Our Patrons ..
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timer Wearables
a .cct the supplies and qualities and prices of Winter clothing.
Tlut it in not no out I
In should pay thin to
“ooh now and ample variety—Ind print lower than unexpected. location! Inly
thing. we now In" we cannot nylon It all not! other! with My. We think
not!" oi prince u it in I not!" of getting Moo. '0 ion lull
our lricndl that they .0110. no they on It.
about equal to demand.
difleren: situation. if on
fabrics as are greatly in fash
t
much in demand-thesermay
in the market.
—. * Shoes
There is no immediate.
not here.
We believe. in the absence
things are carried away.
JOHN
,Women’s Garments I Underwear
The matter of dresses is not. so serious. as We are ““63le supplied for the pre-
the manufacturers of these goods are highly 99',“ Will} all ‘800d grades 0! women’s and
”give and are bringing forward supplies children s underwear. and. With the expecta—
But i the matter of suits. skirts and coats can also meet . -
for both$mmen and young women. there is a wear sum”tallofet'fifin‘lfiinfgfmé‘h:“335$,
stocks today. you will ftn we have an abund- c r , . I
once of these garments. not onlyin the staple, thetlzlgtetgltfigtizglm may ’ however ' 36“"
every-day styles. but also. plenty of the favorv '
ite velours, duvetyns. bolivtas and such soft
All through the season we shall be able to We have enough good sound history in our
provide our customers with good garments tn ownershrp to keep supplying our customers
the blacks. greens. navxes. browns, etc. but up until the New Year. and ‘ there will be no
the ”soft colors"-the tapes, and such. so rise in prices in these stocks on hand.
This is a‘situatlon that may be regarded their choice as 8001!,” convenient, as Wu?“-
with some com lacency, in so far as the cus- '5" “8119063 are likely to sell down. With
tomers of the . anamaker Store are concerned. little prospect 0‘ "PM!!! them.
. A large foresight has brought us the great. Fine silk stockings for Christmas gifts
‘ 92:: supplies we have had in our history. We ShOUId be bought at once. »
. hat/t: more shoes in our house now than ‘ .
er": before. and they ere good shoes in full Furs
variety and moderately priced. \ . *
market, our rise in price likely—at any rate.
Children’s Clothes Ititirl'ift‘itiiffineii‘ifm ““9"” ‘“‘
nary demand, that we can supply all neccrsary
requirements up until Christmas at present
. ' prices. This applies to coats. hats. under- _.
wear, stockings. sweaters, bathrobes. and all Furriers who ha've served us through the
the cozy, warm things for children. Varic- , ups and downs of many years. 0! course. will
ties. Mum. will become less as the finer l keep us in the bestposition-and wecertainly
tion that all of- our manufacturers will be
‘able to keep their agreements with us. we
look over 0" bility of the Government commandeering
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ion'Is favor. I II ‘ Hosiery
"0 long" be bad This statement applies to all practical.
every-day kinds of stockings and to plain silk,
stockings, of which there is plentiful variety
and prices not high: but peop 9 who are fasti-
' dtous about having certain kinds should make
Furs are tremendously in fashion, and I
there is a great demand. I ltisa season of
big furs. especially of foxes. skunk and lynx.
Present supplies in the Store are full and
scarcity in the
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. '3 it is, however. not a question of prices so
d “n ”"30““ much as supplies. If worthy f ere to be
had anywhere tn. the world for 0 customers,
they may be sure that we would get them.
,wI AZN AMA. K E R
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_- will not turn to keeping unworthy furs.
The new bonds pay 4 per cent/inter-
OILV .
Pirie )lncDonitld. the scout fflm'
mlulmer, informed the boys Friday
evening that be had been talking with
‘ y ‘ . Scaman George none, oi the U. 8. ' n. .
HANDS orr turnout? "or" a mu: Jfiwsfimmmm. .2:
I ‘ ‘ ll! DorefIsthm . I 99 . i m Ikfivm I.“ B; waking?” lomnerhimII‘IIliIln the “lot-welt scouts
”dam,‘ ‘n whlchiste t on . " .
mméfidgm the “It: I 3 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Buckley Investment, “6 ‘5 Milli!!!“ his gov- Old lo! 11:: 2; gI‘mfm::Im:
live-bout the prudent run all Iot’ wm Main street returned non...""'"“' "‘ “m""r “d " '“ ML“. "I" . at]: cm" of m, “a, ,t‘”
woman who hop that: m Scintilly from I tell ally-"ocean tflywalfime. atom mm the may. the “:2: by he mm“, m “In.
summon-tau I'Jnchonvilie Flo - .mmm'flnmm' “"‘Mtlt ' “ed room: mm flow
but! in ll” MRI of fill! ' 'I ___.. I two”. N" the «moons idea that! "a?” of other locnlitiu
m. Tit-mice lawman-f 1 um. um Hanan. of mtmtm’m ”t seam-or util.:':.u”:'"’u:°:mu Into. .-wm:
nblo. The protection 8 Minter l". in South sows": Saturday even- ,1 W w“ my“ 1 I “1:“. n at" ,m u “0.49.." they ma
MMnan. ‘ . _. info-Mun...” ‘ ”gamma/Wmm ““‘NMfllntclé'TQNlfld
‘ , _ ,I f .. hum John 1.01m» and party "3" M "m M m tn “I“ “at“ then». m 11:. “ Itazimuth-“mu
‘ _ . . . / , “ havcgoutolhw IIYorkay unto-01"” who“! W' on um'm expected it .th m. ..
.* South Norwalk melanoma... mum-wwmmmnmmwmw .. . ,.
2‘. - I. , , l- ..._... . «-~ l“ recent! W all their um W'thcnntotcd, in”! W "a
I I --' ~‘ ' v t l 1.... waniot ‘m—mfi. ~ -- momma NVW‘l'lW "wwm'm'i
a. - i .3, : Bank ' * 4 imam-ohiI ”WWW”
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lowing «laying thnt. each Icon! wag would are but at the income or a...
in tact I messenger of the president. cry working person in the Unite.
who has specially, requested the States which thcv would be able .
scouts to make a home to house enn- enrn in one year: that every porn.
vim. He then explained to the min must do hit-hare, that it war not Ink
why the bonds were called “um to not me oneelae to do our duty.
notion" how‘ the government needed , ' " —— -
great-tuba of money st once; tbttI An important mcctlng oi Sher-u
while in” were luflcient tar pence Cméil, Royal Arman, will be nan
times they-would not to name tor t- the mire-to Hotel, tonight. ‘3
war time. beam the tan m m mt requested tto be pron-O.
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