m” den alum-tire a s on W is sauna mammal mechanism
rnrht has returned to her1 name Board must approve of all mai- Miliepaugh are looking for the nonin-
terstohaaciednponhimm-iitioafosmfw . ,
ings. . 1 men must be cloned. j ‘omber
‘ ”a
.. sart- owes, or We.» ___._.._ eiecu'aph‘hich £1;ch . mums,
. 's {Nth-{hoes in 6333 film ‘Plans are being made tor the char J the general assembly id further away. i
' psi-ma skis-round for em in latiga at petitions asking tor a vote enthusiast such is beast: or possible non"
, ‘W each afternoon during; the
» . ‘ ”he has conflicted her wot. and
. I ' 1 September. leave
7mm” villa-the 17thot
' ‘ ’ ht flew Haven, where she will start
- ' the sound year of her course at the
. fimm . Haven School of Giannini.
ths‘liosnse amply town at the ' inees for Representatives, although it
election on October 7. Last year the l is assumed that Town diet! and Rep
local vole stood 291 to 228, and lhe‘resentative Stephen R Hoyt will be
“drya” feel confident of victory. this renomimted if he, cares to go to Hart-
yaar. outrun-um mam-Item“; Burials also the home
ing the duckies of the war time prohi- or War Chains I. Williamson.
bitlon matter at Washington. but since. and a is assumed that the Senator
at the preaidalt's request,‘this will not would be pleased with a nomination
inoperative until next “mum“ of and reelection. it is a long time.
January 1. as originally provided. flip thoughhnlnce this district has given
. local “drys” will endeavor to take ad- a senator two terms. especially whal
Inning; of the opportunity to antici- he hails from one at the small towns
l pate Uncle Sam's action by seven comprising the district, suit is supper
months One thing which is strength- ed that Norwnlh may have some chino.
. I“. 31%.!qu has resumed her{ eping the “dry" cause in this town is tion to Senator Williamson’s renami-
. W “In“! Norwalk. ‘ ' ‘thai while the delay in enforcingi'wor nation, in addition it is an we!
, , K‘s l prohibition enables brewdfi'xfifl’aufllt that his nomination would Iii
lies» ”I ~m has spent a few' 811le hon M for legumfbefiotisml’y to the temperance peo-
. days in Reading with her aunt. Mrs. ' there ism“ own a! coal Malian pin who have declared their intention
Iloseph Beaudrey. ] for “WM moi “131M“? '0! will!!! all»! third man in every dis—
? - _____.._. petitionmhe flied da'mflifls triot when no oubandout “dry” man
;' William Lyle, of South Norwalkh Hoyt by September is. g is named. in that event. the “dry"
has spent a few days with Charlesi ’ gmight hold the balance of power and
Gartnlan, of the Upper Parish. The reopening orthe schools this draw so heavily from Republican
week showed an increase oil: per ranks that the? hunter could not be
"mg W...“ and 30“.. w”, cent. in enrollment, mkingnhout 650 reelected. run, too, Ssh-tor wu,
31mm, are harvesting 11“. which they pupils in the schools of the town. ex- liamooa is a bachelor. within the draft
E AS I lhave purchased'from a farm in Red- elusive of those whose tuition is paid age, and may not be able to accept a
W . , ‘
lding. i in the schools of adjacent towns. The renomlnatlon for he may be called into
a
.aa .-
.“EDDIE” HAMILTON HEARD FROM- not until the Arabs. to whom modern
mi lit. win I» spent til
past to; weeks with relatives and
m they attended the wedding
a! his» cousin; Kannaih Woodcmk.§
l“ ”l". “l“ M“ “W ““8- Old, Merv him but a newbie
Place a sun.
bliss Edith licllvaine Bond was!
married to John Jacob Lawrence at
New York, on' Saturday evening. Au
gust 3:. in the Chantry of Grace.
Church. New York, Rev. H. P. Nleh—l
ols. D. 3.. of M York. and Rey. W.
Bertraall moi-en, Pit. n, of San so
tonic. “mm" The mam“ oi hm. We passed by .New Merv and went
U m ”T8. W Fairohild Wash: on to Bairfln All. named me]. 0118 at
but 1 WW- Th! W man the sons of Timur. which is the station
In Clarence Fay oi New York. for Old‘m and the demesne or the
Muxglub. formerly the property of tho
Capt. George W. Cheney, who “s'l‘ol'ul minim Helium! Owen Williams
recently ordered home from thrites in the Christian Herald. Bair-
when he served nearly a M, is‘ am All resembles the great pyramids
y in that it stands between the desert
uniting OTdéTB from the “or 3"“ and the town. Accompanied by the}
pertinent at the house of his fide.:twenty,y“r_oyd ”Man . Mam
Goon. Harbor! W. Bonus Bill‘s, % ably intelligent m Bunion “pom
“commuted by his db. Capt. Cinn- i whom devolution“ m a ”Wm.
ey, whose home is at South Manches- the district With 8’ decreasing- Mag
ter. was First Lieutenant of Compounmree- ‘79 visited the various ruins
which marl: the S ta where th s
C. 10“it ”we Gun Balt‘uop' and: cesaive editions ofpiferv stood. Bug:
saw active "nice in the "9'19““ ‘3‘“, is mentioned in the Zoroastrian hooks
til detailed it the division staff. Ht“ or wisdom and. like every other oldE
will be assigned to one or the new| city, owed its existence to a river—tho
divisions now being formed. and will' Fulfil??- W :3?" once-l
can a co can re or a con-
re‘m ‘0 "an“ in " '8' ”mm" lslilumbie period it was the home of a
large bond of Nestoriaua. But it was
0
Practically Obiliatmad by the Great
Conqueror, W Khan, Whose
Boo Hod Fallen in the Aa-
ialllta an the City.
“-
.——.—-——
. civilization owes so much. took charge.
Writes Breezy Budget at Nam from‘ soon after the death of Kahuna. that:
Over 80a: to George L. M9" became I true metropolis. Huge
OR WA L K i principal feature of the new term was Uncle Sun's army.
Oscar Budd of Prospect street. budg the Opening/of the new schoolhouse até
I. E. church will hold their
W this afternoon
'_.__-‘.¢
law or the East Avenue M. n.
this evening.
Mus, of Bridgeport, is spend»
«days with Mrs. Lilias M.
' if Rowan street.
—————--——- .
imam E. Meade has returned
limo on Edlle avenue after
' a few days with relatives in
old: Mrs. Edward Voorhees of
‘ Miami-d. are entertaining
‘Ilu. in Meeker, and daughter
‘ i Y. E
' ~01 the pastor. Rev.
:7 We who is enioylng his vo-
' Wt! conducted the
’ ”when at the Advent
anarchic-t Mug.
t. c. Leland Rupert
M his lotion at Edge-
, lid. after spending a
.. "m at his home at 6
bee and afternoon social
{fismiceooii the W»
of Christ Churchill the
W. room yesterday after-
x outlay evening at the
" "Bnptist Church. when
. Fairfax Speer, Jr;
'of Indian characters,
X tune. on Sunday evening
w - .to' their ileldot
”w .. IndiaviaSonFranp
the Pacific. and will leave
motley demonic: Chl-
, er Warns of Highland
“buttoned at Gimp Devens.
Q was) recently promoted
"oi smut.
dim. H. F Kastendlosk
fl the. W. an
alter spending. the
rah 'lihatoher and
are the merit
parents. Mr. and.
= :.u of Rowdy
' lid taco-tomes
I will hold their regular weelily‘
’ My wedding gluon .-
w’ y.Cin.rlIo Foley be”
. Advent cumulus m
. . aikllr. Hudsontanil “"Y'
«.avenue recently erected by Harold H.
ir‘ ' Helen w. Pratt.
”~
, mamas. or the Iiarieu “dean .mmrt onmnwill-MV
., t. ‘ , . ‘ . . i > t ‘J . :
. things >1‘hoigaailooiation7flontu'a oom- tioni. rom~mmnfi We”. mim'm‘ Norris mmyw' .
i “minus t the law. or: the. masses do: at the Mam-Mummers .
. PMMMMW.MWW m m “"1- ““ “a“ 1"” with; all Indium. WM
daughter. Jails Johl emeralds-M
Ernest, of Elm street. Norwalk, have“ who were in the kindergarten at ”16
been guests at the Morehouse reslvilieights. All grades from kindergonf
deuce in the. Upper Parish. v ten to the sixth, inclusive, are now in
_..._._..... ilhls new building, the 7th and Sth
Miss Lois Andrews of Hillside grade children continuing as here;
street. is about again after her rcccilt‘l tutors, to attend the Center school. It
illness from ptomaluc poisoning, but. was the hope or the saline! committee
is not yet able to attend school. ithail the old Nomton school~which is
iby no llleans an old building, either.
Mrs. Adolph Horn and Miss Susie1 but thoroughly lnodern~would be util-‘
Faulhnber. of the Upper Parish, arc,ized for junior high school purposes.
entertaining their sisterin-iaw, Mrs? accommodating not only all the 7th
Faulhaber and daughter. and dnothcrzand sill grade pupils of the fawn but
lady friend, also from ch York. also those tainkg the first two years
_ of the high school course. The latter
' are now attending either the stamford
. or Nor-walk high school. most of them
the former, at a considerable expense
.to the town. The state fuel adminil'
"trator" however. will not permit the.
opening of the new school house-rand
it is not likely that Dariep will he able
Stanford Ncgm, who enlisted last
year in the us. Navy. has been
spending a short furlough in town.
being a guest at the residence of
Frederick Banks, on Nomelu street.
Services in the churches will be
held at the usual hours on Sandal
R'v.'Charles Burt will admitting” tho
Sacrament of theflotl .Coflmunipn
at the ammunition“ sciatica...“
tbs Erratum om.
ochooiluutll after the was: The Damn
schools which last year were i3 ”it
supplied with con! till! ibaxgflmeilpi
‘g‘dbillod to shut down-in Jamar
m. and“ an; mam rites: uni. “”4“ mm" “Ml"? ‘° "’
Edsons'l‘uneyrol street. ate this saason been unable to obtain
“em .Wateliblitv. 'Godd Wu ”doth“?! ave- cosl'for the‘wlnter'a-use. Fourof int
‘nue, have: been on an mo'trili to ya” tutu!!! force in" retlrnd
VG. . they were dinner lmmtbs town‘s service this neur-
games" no: ""20““; lira... ’- Walter Pot- lira. Mlllspough. formerly hills lila-
N}. who are frequent “mom in both Gurlay. who has been teachhtgat
town. ' 3 Canter school. for seven! ”an; lira.
‘ 114mg: also formerly at the Oca-
7 Jet: Muss-aha..th at Norm
’ f school. land Miss Theodora Hollies.
’ Id! year at the Holmes school, who
hymns into Rod Crosswalk with l
Vim unit. Five new inch-a an
' added maths force thlasynr. um.
lows: Miss Jennings: boa-balk. nub
grade. Center; . Miss Elan of Gloom.
p ‘third grade. Center; Ills Jones of
- Rochester, fourth- Moi? Nominal
Heights; Miss Claw of Norwalk. third»
My Newton Heights, Million.“
entitle of Mt; Killed. fifth about.
' Springdale. it is expected that an ad-
. ditlon will bounds to the latter Ichool.
lhaviug been the desire of the school
board and of Superintendent Williams
for some time. The pounds ot‘tiie 6hr
tsr‘havs’» been graded during the sum-
‘nlcr. and \sdd much to the attractive
nose of the site.
Lieut. Gardner. Tmhldga of Long
Neck Point lain Francewith the 304th
l Clarence Worth of the Sprlugdaie
.sechlon has been called into the evils
tlon section of the Naval Reserves at
Newpont.
Mr. and liars; Howard Epfloily will
shortly occupy the house on Highland
i
u
i
at least four names offered to the 'Re-
‘ , publioan caucus as candidates for first
{ selectman. Dr. Betty FD: Home: has~
"given formal notice that he aspires to
honor, and. as the doctor is persodslly
iMead, and bought from him by Mrs
, Thmweekly-prayer meetipg or the
.‘Noroton Presbyteliian‘church, instead
‘ of being held in the chapel.“ has been
' customary, was..held. last evening at
. the home of Mrs.- Archslariunon Leroy
avenue.
given the townaplendid Woo-as aeo-
retary of the board of dance.
' been foremost in every publlctlplrlted'
i effort. he will commbnd quite a follow.
At the first of the We, meetings of. lag, Justice John H. Selleck was mg
the Methodist church”): the rail sea: Seated ‘ few we“ “0" “d at that
iron held Wednesday— “badminton time declared that he would not enter
‘01! N Am“, illumtodifwith'atere- the 08111315. MDM'WHY, 110.62%:
om_ M m given by How he was prevailed upon by friends to
‘._he is in it until the last beliot is
dens. whoswasthomldsrmistwhoao» ‘
comm T1130“)! We“ miflmtedu Williunnngdnle Of Nomtop
Kthe lattr‘aiclnud.
can triplrseverol,.m- ago.
this» triendmand, whilelr. Duallale it
. not so active in prompting hid min-
tenants as mouthed. blah-loads trout
. «film;
shows hummus accomplish Millie has othemfrieudoin‘ m
, AW newest-nislmmmd
I‘M-P“ ditionn‘odua MMIM M dbmetimqqattlngmore.
.mumu‘ , f tho men plml‘flmr‘fififitim‘n.
Demo
. The board conald- 0399mm sit
dams o'er-mooted on the Murghllb and
. the entire oasis was well watered from
g the irrigating ditches. Merv then ri-
; valed Bagdad all the greatest city in
‘ the orient.
m '
to establish its longed for iuuioi hidl . June” new.
i
o i
I a daughter was born our. and
it seems probable that thers'will be”
and!
was their “,1. Rollins has alsorboan mentioned by?
Lockwood. '
Frank c. Fitch of Good Hill, spent Newton Heights. which is one of the. ., Edward “mum Hamilton. mmmy
the day yesterday on business in finest school buildings in this part of‘ . . handy man amund F. & Lockwood-3
~—----- 'GOdmy SITGEi- ! 2:13;: $;0;:;rlsblfidn:of;::ise::; W cm .3 garage. i3 now putting'his experience
304 CW5 auxiliary of the E3“ Mr. and Mrs, G. S. Albin and son,; tended the Noroton school, and thosel ’
Ensign G. W. Blood. U. S. Naval Re-
serve Flylng Corps. reached “over
there" last week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Follon and
family of Wood street spent Labor
Day at Rye Beach.
Walter Korubaas of Danbury is
now in chorus of the A. It P. store in
Railroad avenue.
The Democratic town caucus will
he held in the Town Hall on Friday.
Sept. 13, at Rip. m.
Manlewood School. conducted by
lira. R. 1‘. Puncher in Maple street.
ll reopen. Sept. M.
Mrs. Darby. who has been residing
, store in Main
street. has moved‘ to Stamford.
um and .liri. was pom-b
in. o! Weed sweet. bins: Labor Day
at linton Point. and Pear’l‘m Point.
Miss Bessie Mead of Hartford has
been-visions at the home of .D. 1.
Bottle in. Harrison street, the put
week.
The Home Service Department of
the Red Cross will have odiee hours
in the Town Hall, Thursday, from 3 to
ii p. In.
Miss Ethel Grev and her cousin.
Dorothy Miller. went the week-end
with- Manda in New London and
Rhode‘ Island.
....,....
Miss Edna Van Name oi the Stew-
art store. Sprlngdalé. spent the week-
enduvflth relatives and friends in New
vomit. ‘
The kindergarten or the Communi-
ty, School will open the first week in
octohar. under the direction of Miss
Helen Rogers.
On Thursday. Sent. 12, the Woman'
Rellatrolpswillwholda W lunch
on'tha‘lswlruor are. Thomas William ‘
Madge um.
i
ill-e. n a. Merritt. ii... on sunny.“
the home of the mother’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Horton.
Mrs. Francis x. cm waszoparated
uponrvior appendicitis in the Stamfordl
. , . what‘s; there.“ moonlight mainline:
9. 3°“ follow. and “ additionhas Respite]. Tuesday. by Drs, Sherrilli. phia. ll. Heaketh, Pawtuckot. R. 1., tulnwvomenu'e lobe in ‘
Pearson and Meeker:
The monthly meeting of“ Hannah
Benedict carter Chapter. 1): A. R.
will be held“ oti’tbe home or Has. 8.!
l. Fancher, mutually, Sept. 1;. at 3.
p. m. ‘
”
been» visiting with Mr. *4 and?-
Thomas Whitney in Southnvenue.
'flro. Thomas Rae and her three.
sons; Thomas. Frank and Edwin. and
m rm”,
affluent», (loan. . .,
memo Lemur WNW?!"
fittest.
* in. '2 .a.
; writes the following breezy budget of]
‘very well yet. I
flowery few of In! other man»
they sure so through. show work.3 remain
About all the trucks are Ritual. Mo tbs inn-I? fill m M
'fliBflI my best regards;
m goington. but you be! about-
W. .
0mm Allen Gardiner. son of 'Mr. and-Mm M
i m .N?‘ which divides? Unfii'mlibfllM-lm the {see and decimd now that William E. |Gardinor,.of. Meriden. has,
hogs museums: ‘_ .
waists mm the Hom‘humbw. ,. .
juggling “Mobiles to good use {all Flvzdcznturfea later, Jhenghis Khan,
’ d a member of curag y’the death of his-son before
his Uncle Samuel all u the ramparts at the queen city of the
world. utterly destroyed it. The Arabic
writers assert that nearly a million
the 304th Mobile Ordinlnce Repair.
Shop “Somewhere in France." andl
news to George L. Lockwood
“Somewhere in France,‘
‘ writers estimated figures in a typicall
freehanded way.
August 12‘ 1913‘ For 290 years Ierv was a min. but
Just a few words to let you know. in the Wham it was rebuilt
. and continued to exist until 17% when
that i am all right. The soldiers are the min ‘0! Bokhurn destroyed the
allowed to so to the vlllasr New Mill“ wonderful dun at Sultan Bent and
and every Sunday, but its not worth; thus turned the lovely oasis into ll dear
while. for you can't talk to no one oil-3 er!- llmive as the! are. the mlna of
H ”mm 5m“ Some“, “d I am (lid Merv are devoid oflntcrcst. The
d sure that l cm” talk French young commit-air, in speaking of the
3"“ ruins. said. “What sighs and tmu
‘ , these crumbling wallahovooosti"
The! talk in America about the U.’ Three beautiful bales. tarnished by
s. soldiers not ge‘tinx fed send over. the comment and driven by a pie-
here, but we get fed fine and the best? tum“ 0” mm!“ '0 l M 5h!“
of cannabis. and sash. Marinas and white coach»
i Y line over man‘smwhirledus'back thruuh‘ the
“in“ m ‘0 “K "7 minus sites of ruined cities to the
here. and everything looks good. lmnil “4‘3“,“ ‘11, when: m
i suppose the old town is pretty dynamo! irrigation-itbnildingnp at
dead with all m renown the my» micarmomim it u; interesting
About all the touring can i have moo » “ Madam
, ”I "a m but ltwubuiitin "sic transit”
erred mosque. a great convent and rev-
cr‘al huge beehive ice-houses
Giro Rind. and lid-and the past all mm
. . 7 f l morale-imam. OIL
luau. mu ’0” .1 “flu else For ”an...“ taken hove-
fliuuglit that only animalstatieonld be
MIWWM- mesa-lulu used In mnemulnulelr .
Here is momma the 5W1“ 'nudmlt'uungbellbndthatme-V
Bowl- this “it. such as! lord mpound.‘
absurdly! Youtve doom Ghana. entrails and“ mail up so? If
not putting drafted. and. to ~10! ”flip: mash-r. mwmm
drafted mun-mm Mucus m mitt-”hem
WWIAWEFW°»W °‘ 10' ant-a Mal goodi with 13 pounds or
mmmvm'wvom “Momma-nu to the barrel or sour instead.
still humoomanedmtofqunn weight (M and m
the hunt and one of not going to tin w
Front: “nympho“ fruit. NI' * . 'u
still “invosm Mac or anti-a “W m w‘ m' m
union _ in“ without trouble.
Mia-d oneof not getting shot: and if «in. .W NM." WW
m'flt shot you Still hlve two chan~ . mm (‘1‘ the mcmkm‘ my}...
coo. one of dying and one of not dying, mg” urinal-a producer a soda
audit you die you still have two.chan- smiles-flu aim luv-£2: m
' ' Il‘ E! 'I‘ '
3&mvgn,1.neli and ,tlien ,tllere s. accordinb-mmmllmmu a.
Edw. Win. Hamilton. ht- '
muslin casuatrv Liar.
Women Also servo.
"“ While in the inflammation“
OTTAWA" 991“- Br-z'M'r‘s 0!“ is not: nacho-blah titanium
dial casualty list includes the follow- center! of" population our women are
in: names: “
Diedof woundh. C. F. Williams. ital ' wand ~ V v. mm
Sulfur. our women have not
“Namibia!!!“ ‘ otwork
trans. Boston. lgmflmvgmaM-M lie»
MlsdugR. P. King. Phildelphla. .. cause, them overrun. m number!
Wounded: J. w. Wood. Philndei- .etvmeu Ivan-Nat ”webm-
“lasing, believed killed: J. P. Do.
L F. ublana, Chu‘estofi, M355. [m‘ m. “m not” and even in
‘weot warm women are tak-
ing.,the places of men with the col-
and elemwmneu are now quite
common. ln~ moat dtleIr—Sclm.
“rt—‘4‘?“-
—fi-utinel Wint‘ltds Borneo Past.
,
J
T isiadead may“ at one‘slfl'
while.
but liner!
“Clad-II {sign-s...“l“ ‘ ‘
‘u'm of“1”"-«tillalllnrmulr"til-lunaticEye's.
Amingenlous mprovement'ilasre-
-. wom‘mdeto‘the already tunn-
madam-ole mineral use ”but
.l neg: mam; 3mm so“
will» MiWi-to‘pmtmm
' ‘, menu thrown up by exploding shell!-
‘ 4.1% new device is mereiyfau ndlpbi‘tc
. lion offlirduin doors which have‘
-- m muwv
nus-Isl. Mgw 0%
persons were killed at this time. Arubifl
perm rye hour to til-per“
MUM melatonin-omvmm ~.
tun-men who ans minthom ..
‘f loves anthem Mot-the has. ,
"hi-manila
I ‘inm'm:m-¢hmiw~ -
.mwtflmwm ”mamas“... _
Ill-Timed Comment.
Benn logo's suggestion at m
that St. Paul instructed women to
cover their heads in church out of roll-n
sidcnltiorl for the “feelings of the aa-l
gels” I‘H‘tills Sir Henry Brut-lienbulw’u;
story of that apostles limited howl-l
edge of the sex, as expounded by of
famous Brighton clergyman. After lie-i
tailing the sufferings of St. Paul by;
shipwreck, imprisonment. etc. the
prem’hcr added. while his own wife;
. slit linlucliiutcly below the -pulpit:l
“But St. Paul never had the greatest”.
trial to which man can be simmittodt‘
for he was never married.”
3a
Tomb Ida by All”.
Every one has observed incl fiat‘
have been hollowed out by ants and it
is apparent that their biting powers
are equal to Working in the hardest
woods. In tunneling. nuts are m
and authentic l axes are known 0! their
tunneling under ditchet andstmws.
Indeed I South American out is fluid
to have excavated a tunnel under the
bed of the Barohyba rim: ate place».
where it is as broad attic Minuet u
London bridger—dll. 1.. Hutu. ill M
American Museum Jam.
Flowers on Mountain 1’ ‘ ‘
It is known‘hat upon many of tho
summits of the high mountain film
of the Hawaiian islands. in the fie-
giona of heavy rainfall. are open hogsi
which support a peculiar and interest-
ing flora. Many species torts nan-ear ‘-
lrss hemispherical tussocks which rice:
above the general level of the bog. A
showy lobcllll with numerous large
cream~colored flowers as much as
three and a half inches long, peculiar
violets and a sundew are found there.
New Hydraulic Air compressor.
A novel hydraulic air compressor,
designed for operation by water under
a head of 200 or 800 feet, has two
large vertical cylinders. from which
the air is forced by the direct pressure
of the water. When the air of one
cylinder has been driven into the hori-
zontal tank, a twovway- valve mm»
mailcally releases the water and'turuu
the pressure into the other cylinder,
making action continuous.
l
Yew “fl-cesium Lived. ' ‘ ‘
None of the native trees grow to
Inch an age as the old~fashloned yew.
Yew trees exist now that are known to
hover 2.000 years old; Gai- run to
yew closely in the race to? age, and”
several have lived 1,500 years. it' is
claimed. Chestnuts reach the age of
300 occasionally. and class. whinboro
not particularly long lived as trees go,
mi, ”0300 before they die.
. W.-.‘
No sum-tullmagalllam I i
Bouillon has no more ”Mn: .
'nu‘trlmsnt ii still luv-the meat- nova
which the broth was made. The bouil-
lm in a stimulants!“ ll dill M l!
on inure horrible wane than tom.
lama piece of meat from which broth
M been made. fig
Work of Sponge Morel-o. .
Sponge-rm“: M M's-stir
itoru cont-the)“ bmsomctll
smiths“ stolen-panama In
.hdiu .sponge fisherman the)“ in
.tbairhoatsou the mascara. or
pier. “Spot" the apmges hymeslia-al a.
bucket which has a pure ofgluss hell,
in the bum. .
l
Inconsistency.
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