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don't think i amid speak French ii~ ins souvenir front the halite 9‘. the
i stand over here for 10 years. i Alene in France. it is I lend: opus:
disdaine- a lot at sushi and tnr- made trout .
lot Kb! morning. But I am still try- battle. the diode is We from a
Au. and would like to learn it. Well. Gamma“ and the ornament on
:uike, please eicuse this writing but the handle. a button from a. German
.1 have paling to write on except my ‘ olioer's unitorm. The souvenir is very
. hugs-tit and that is a pooi’ table.'intenesting and it is attracting Pitch
m Well. as there is not much to tell‘ottention. It‘s. Stevens received the
' about. i think i will tiring my letter: letter opener from her cousin, Ser-
'to a closeuhoping to hear from you lean! W .
Michael 1" Dunne. mailer! d the aoon‘aad that you are all in the best . at the fort in France for some time.
.8! Norwalk Tom Fund, has re- oi health. 1 remain as ever. ' Mrs. Stevens is to place it on exhibi-
eelved the following letters tram nap! MECHANIC E. J. BRENNAN. ltion at the War Shop on Rowsyton
w l. Seller and E. J. Brahma, two| battery 3. 56th Art. C. A. C.. avenue. where it can be seen any at-
‘5! Norwalk boys now serving at ' A. E. F., France. tel-noon. in the near iuture she will
W (mat in France. ‘ ipul it on sale, and the proceeds will
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Monday, August 19, 1913‘ Side young man. left this morrdng to
Ienter the Army Bfuants Trainlnl'
Rollo Mike: .
Corps at Columbia University.
Just a .tew lines to let you know 1
III well and hope you are the same.‘
I suppose you would like to know how
a! the East Norwaik boys are get-
argument. day by Mrs. Charles E. Dunneback.
The members of the “Watch Your
Stitch" Club were éti‘iertfined yester-
ting along in this great
well. I will tell you, it is just like “i her home 0“ “‘5‘ meet.
this. they are all anxious to get a‘ W”
good crack at some of those lluns. The members of the Que Es (‘lub
All of them are in very good health. "in meet on next Tuesday evening
‘lell, Mike. this war is a great game. ““5 Miss Edith BMW“ 0“ 0’93“”
after you are in it a little while. Boulevard.
There is plenty of fun here although‘
It is quite dangerous at times. We
have the fun when the Huns get sore
on us attenwe have sent a barrage
fire over to them. Then they come
back strong at us. When the Hulls
come over at night in those winged
bombing machines and drop a few
bombs around where our batterv is Mrs. Katie Judson. of Haviland
hidden ”‘9“? ‘“ plenty 01' excitement street, second district. is spending a
you can tell the world. They sure do few days with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
come over frequently every day and Decker. of East Norwalk.
night. i tell you. Mikeyit is pretty
tough when the iluns won't let a Hope ‘Hoac company No. 2_ has nL
poor old soldier have a little rest at ceived its new service flag. which
night and it is still tougher lo havo- contains Ilium. .nd 11 is proudly
to sleep in :t dug-out to keep clear or floating over the company‘s room in
those bombsl'and flying shrapnel. Whterstreet.
Well. i guess it is all in the game: . g . .
How ‘5 the Craft coming 310'"? f“- A large number of East Norwalk
home? 1 Sill/DOS? they llflveflflbom people enjoyed the successful musi~
all the young lellows around th“ cale held in the (‘omtnunitv 'Hall laet'
Elli Sid? “We!“ they? Do you evening under the auspices of the
bear ""Wil "9'.“ 5- Brennan ““9”" East Norwalk improvement Associa-
He film he was 801!!! to write the tion {or their benefit and for the Red
other day itnd so i thought I would Cross All plescnt were highly satis-
write “'9' Guess who “'9 “W "V" tied with the high-class program pre-
here. Well it was Sam Policy. I don't canted for their benefit.
know whether you knew him or not.:
_ He lives on Monroe street and ho'
. sure did have some story to tell llc'
has been up on the lines for some“
time and «when we saw him he was 9.:
I rest furlough and be was more than
glad to see the bunch from his home.
' town. I have also been looking for
’ lohnston and some of the other fel-
low since i have been around this; ’
dhtrict, but -i have not run into any
of them except Policy and Corporal
‘ Nor. of (lreaory Boulevard and tho'j
jut-via tract. Nor was, also glad
to m usiellows. You know it is to
" asset pleasure to asset the follows
we your own home town. .Well ti
' illnlose pow. hoping to hear from
= you son. My address is the game as
town avenue. is entertaining her sis~
ter, Mrs. Bassett, of Beacon, N. Y.
M. N. Mayehot'i a 00., ref now
having new coal bins for their soft
coal constructed in the factory yard.
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Lady Duff Gordon. who occupied a
bungalow on Pratt‘s island. Newton.
during the summer, has returned to
her studio in New York, for her win-
rter'i; work. e has leased s place in
Rivcrdsle on {the lindehn. which she
well use as as a ‘winter home.
. Harry E. septum We...»
in yesterday's; natural regarding
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go toward the War Shop fund,
‘ venture Hrs. Stevens is very much
interested in. Doubtless many people
i will avail themselves 0! the opportuni—‘
i ty 0! seeing this interesting work from
the other side.
‘1 Bowman is never tar behind when
iit comes to being patriotic. Severali
’days ago the government asked the
people to save their peach. plum orl
other fruit pits. as they were greatly
Kneedcd for the making of charcoal”
‘which would neutralize the poisonous
I gases used by the Germans in the but;
Mrs. George J. Adams of’SG New- tie gone. Edwin L Stevens of Rowayu
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i eVery time for his patriotism. immedi-;
ately got buy and secured a large paint.
can and painting it red. whlts‘and hlue,‘
like the barrels are painted which are]
standing around on the sidewalks in
the large cities. placed the same in
front of the little War Shop on Roway~
ton avenue. and lo and behold, it had
. not been there for much more than a
lday when it was nearly full. Mr.
:‘ Stevens had an announcement made at
' the public school and the children. all
anxious to do their bit. saved all their
pits and putting them into bags. went
3 down the street and dumped them into
ithe barrel. This seems like I mall
thing, but in this war the little things
:Rt‘em to be Just the ones that count
“All are. anxious to do their hit. no mat-
ter how small. and this undoubtedly so
1 counts for the cooperation that is be
. ing evidenced on all sides.
The Davina liberty lie-n committee
is melting big plans for inaugurating
the umpalnon Saturday.
.Walteracuaner of the Palliatn Bay
training camp ,was a recent visitor at
his parents home at Newton Heights.
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chutes Hubby oi the Starlet-taro-
varietal. Hid fora long time previous.
which 1
no about and thin have an'
“le show in our assortment
0 new tail suits.
M aim for both and par-
tiaularpamrna for each.
tiers room with a little tus-
gaslou of color in the vae,
witty good tor the big man
j , «impaction-Mt-
ly ‘ to the weight for men
of slight build.
I“ buys a. good business suit.
“5 buys a better one.
Good dross suits in between.
Rogers 8: Stevens
“WALK IOU“. “DIWALI
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boys a fighting chance? What are
your sacrifices compared with their's?
What are your discomfort: which
perchance a little sacrifice by yoti
will entail compared with what they
cheerfully put up with for you? You.
who have a decent bed to sleep in and
free trout "Cooties"? There's a bed
of straw full of vermin. or the soft
side of a board. or the hard side of a
rock or the yiirt itself. often wet and
muddy. You. who can keep clean it
you want to but ditty they are and
for days at a stretch when in the
trenches. Your money is cheap.
your money is nothing to sacrifice
compared with what they are givlnx
and willing to give for you. Yes. and
you are not giving it away either. you
' are going to get a big profit for ev-
ery cant you until: Liberty 13an
for your Uncle Sam says so. You are
only going to loud it and to the best
merchant in the world, yourself, for
i'ticle Sun to use and drive the dos
picabls and dirty Run with his rot-
ten and Itenclllng sly. the miserable.
Md be. the tanks of civilisation.
The vital? character of this loan
must be lelt by all. it is fundamental
ly a fighting loan. Our boys are
“audits and whipping the heat the
enemy can put in trout ohthem and
that is their very best. But the best
the Hun bu is inferior to everything
llncle 8am has. Think of it. reader.
our boys are on German soil. Mott,
the great fortress of army, lies
just boron them. Our hon an [Eln-
Foreotst tor Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain tonighf, except lair in extreme
west portion. cooler; Friday [air and
.‘cooler, fresh shitting winds becoming
i weal and northwest.
i Areas ti low pressure are central
inn. morning over Pennsylvania and
1 Louisiana. They are causing unset-
: tied sllowery weather in the eastern
sand southern districts. An area of
Ihigh pmsure central over South Da-
' kota is produring plea.ant Weather in
‘ the northern districts between the
Rocky Mountains antihiississippi riv-
er. The temperature continues slight-
ly ADOVe normal in the northern dis
‘; NOR WALK ,
ii SOCIETY
and Personal
' NEWS
under. Macks-to Hotel, We“
Washmgton' street, South Nomi]:
SALES LADIES
Apply to dry goodsstorc of
.E K. BANKS
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William J. hicHugh, oi South Main
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street, reported to the police the
1055 (ll llle (‘lallk handle (if his gum.
tricts. hi9 hosts were reported.
HEATHER A YEAR AGO
Miss Anna Creagb, at Main stint,
who has been ill for some time, is
able to be out once more. t
The South Norwalk Baptist Sutt—
day-school scholars and teachers 4tinti
also all who are to graduate are nil!-
ed to attend the rehearsal which will
TODAY.
High, 76; low.
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“Wow—'-
A very pleasant surprise party wasi
f ding at her home on Woodward ave,
'nquaat evening. Games, singing and
.music were enJoyed by ab present 'l‘eillperaturc:
‘throughout the evening. Dainty re-Lm- N“?-
‘and later the guests departed all do
; clartng they had a very unoyablo time
i and all voting that Miss Herring was
ja very clever hostess. Those prescnt be held at the Church Saturday a“
loan Elsen. Josephine Drumm. lda! "m
; Banks. Mildred Raflan. Harriet Ross,‘ . i 1 1 t The regular meeting of Lady wast»
‘Ruth Glover. Helen lrviug Mar Bur—i T' Malvn Stock “8’ former y .0 ingion Lodge. Shepherds oi Bethle-
i ' ' y Goor etown has taken the slittin‘
1 see. Helen Boyce. Eleanor Williams. 3 ' W ihem, will be 1‘9“! “mm" 3‘ 'h" “We
Em“ and Ruth Herring. The Messrsism on Main “me" one candidate is to be initialed. All
I Edward =Radfas. Louis Kaudos, Albert? . 'ntcmbers are requested to be present.
iContra. Daniel Youngs, Frederick' H the weather '8 tavorable on S“- " ”‘18 meeting.
’ urday afternoon. three aeroplanes
‘ Tlltmas Burner. Gunner (‘ nter ' n,
“mos wuuummn. Jase “moflifin, o’clock and drop leaflets. advertising has been tied up on the Most side oi:
'ilarold Wllmot, Thomas White. Mr. “‘9 mm" “1'3"” WB- Not'walk harbor, tor a Wt't'll poet, is.
and Mrs. Edward Herring and daugh! —m~—— .now being fitted with an autil'uui'
-—Taa Collector's oflco, City Han-Vengine and “kicker" which hits tan“
given in the honor of Miss ullian Her-l
; fteshmcnts were served at a late hour i
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. w liy, ews
.were the Misses Helen Casey, i 1 lternon at 3 01.10““
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L Bertha neldaI. Ella Clothes.inductor”f ““1“" d ““3 um" P‘m'clmoms 0" ”din “”9"" a? “h“ “m
; Rocs, Charles Sunlck, ll r 4 ‘. .
. ‘V “‘1 mee’ will fly over the city hetween 2 and h The big two masted schooner “l“ “
ters. Marjorie and Lillian. and Mr. and
Mm J. E. Herring. .099“ Slim“! “1"“ 9 P- 111- ied the delav in the dt'plil‘llll'l‘ s'utm
. ._,__ i ' unloading Wood pulp at the St Comm
George Smith, of Union Park. one The friendly little gas or all stove Co's dock. ‘
is now in great demand in both' the,
of the Norwaik iron works experts
home and 000'. 53¢ in many “3““ A montll'~' mind requiem hill]! miss
who is erecting air compressors at U.
s. Nitrate plant. No. 2. Sheffield, Ala- save the trouble and expense of start- will be Hm; in 5,, Mary's (‘huuln
bama. returned to his home. ycstcr ing up the furnace as well as con- tomorrow "mm,“ m 9 (Mmk by
day. to recuperate alter an illness. ll serving coal. Rev. John B. Kennedy for the law
is expected ht: will return after he re- -r--‘- John H. McNamara. father or this,
covers his health. Al the same ramp Judge Nehemiah Gandee. who is James E. Flynn, oi 132 Flux Hill
is George Wardwell. one of 'he absent [or a few days in Hartford. Road. this city.
draughtsman of the iron works’ Yorce. made arrangements for the one mill- ,__.____
At t‘ttmp No.- l, in the same town. or uptown police case this morninz The ladies of tho Woumn's thlltl'
‘te be transferred betoro Judge Vos‘
.burgh in the down town court.
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CW'" "i “MS” The m or half grown boys who
of ‘3 Orchard “reel' have made it a practice to gather in
are ”mm” the “W" “'"h M” and around the Norwaik railroad sta-
.J°m°n'5 parents. Mr. “d ”’5' lion after 6 o'clock at night. and make
000138 J. Batlwlta. Oi Spring Hill. vll ml “Woe 0f themselves,
m M atoll“ Agent “03:"! “:0: The Central Fire laddies were (all;
to report the matter to e pa c. ed out this mm“! at 11:“, 0.0“”
who will ta‘ke steps ‘0 stop the prac- to answer an alarm rung in from blur
tied. 517. They found a small chimnwliro
' " E. in -
u" ”a Mr" mm 8" um" “i ~aort ti. Calhw- t "NW“ °' W :03: 35?: 3:1?) exotica u:-
Quinta“! .mu' "ii-:1. "in; ‘ "'|Connecucut agricultural Cullen who put 0"" with little trouble ”my: dbl-“l
“a“ ll Kaboom: ' ' . ' lb“ denoauch good '0“ u aupervls: use of chemicals. ole damage. was
r1.‘tir for the Not-walk Garden Assoca “M by the n".
tin Wing tho past season, filed his.
.applicetion today for entrance to tbel Charles I. Decrease. of 12'! South
SW" NW Tum“ Saw“ “'2 Main street. was attracted this mom
Corps. No. 30. Buckingham Post. lllt'i
‘with Mrs. ltyder. of \vummri me-
nuc, yesterday for an allilny sesait-tt
and sewed (or the Red Cross. .\ tie-
lightiul luncheon was sorted and who
enjoyed by about 20 members who
were present.
Private James B, Costello, of Norwalk
is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Warren, of Ridgei'iell.
is the guest oi her daughter. its. Wil-
‘ilan Warren. of Norwalk.
r. and Mrs. H. H. Kepler are he
from Oklahoma and will hereafter rc-
side lll South Norwalk. '
RUSS ‘0 (RV “M“ to be "mu“ “Ck ,ing by Patrolman P‘ranlt Strattoo. on
RED C ‘ Ev 5““ “m“ " ‘°" “"' {complaint at his wire, who is ninvah
laiuslllli fl... ‘ lfifih“ “Kin 40.m”“9
‘ umfiafifigs $10ng Securing n match. the three yenriheadquartstawwlzo‘; he was docked u!
d ' ‘°"' W °‘ “m" “mm °‘ 1‘" foam one-go othresch «moron-
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. . i th mums!“ ‘19 . _
in Andnew Tutors .ctnploy. was “Handrails“; haul! . ““mnui .0... went to a second story ter .0”. wilL come “(on has. you.
,wottttwc no first race).
gmrennsn’s.
. .. HARRY M- smlzm- prompt action in subscribing for the
m... Item loud Loan undoubtedly
uii' ,l..F"‘“°°' Q‘W‘ 1349“- will has thofiffect that to. scoqeid
windy». most weicpdl!‘ lettir'fim'fif other dmemo'mon
- . ~ - I ~ tinthe trout and the
sigma :21 anggffl': {11: present one will be no exception,
l I. ' I ” ‘
:5“ the rum: 1:13;?! mg! Local folkwhoimve [rapeerbors on
‘ . mm ‘0‘“ from.“ Envirgil'lwm received a hounmui
"w m. m ‘ ' “my >
swears up here...givlng them ‘0‘ ”flit“? .33: 1:11:me
. “4‘15“", but don't, millilijiolic Rm bullwhip; mcked awayoi;
. ”Mm’ 1° 3°“ W“ “ Mmtltlocal housewives than ever boio
“denim-puma cannot have any“ ' , no,“ ‘ ‘ r“
W “he that sent to us any more. "— u . "’9‘“ “951“th of
When my 5"“ “‘"l' "w u; ' dim huts solidarity of rho.
mmdttonneotmm stonas‘ lasyprepared to prom" M"
in Paris, a branch of one oi the New. I
York stores. But i appreciate your}
town for a few weeks on a (mull.
the first he has had since mine lith
the oolors. ’
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G. E. Richter of this town ,was I
member of the Grand Jury at. Bridge
Bunion. who recently assassinated
Daniel‘s” Walker. a political leader
and once candidate for mayor. in tlfiit
city.
.~ a 9,... revolutions adopted in us-
people Jinn laminating interest in we.)
. Restarting next Saturday at, S p.
3...”.de JuSt the souls and W to tmthzezwihezz 1:30:32“! “ABM: there "m be I parade gm ' 03
”5;” your .1 halts. matador-1.5m“ 99mm the Sound fddgcgh: 33:33.19”!!! MW' ‘ 39mg!“
“yolk flog; 12w“; mage‘: 329‘ day large catches are reported. Yes— oovnrmy m 232:: m:
. raw“ , r , . v ': . ~
. .mtfl..tl;l:v:l;s£akins witf.t;iett:i;::;t::e motsthaiilf the river and mt‘ 3th point whore commultyoing»
luck. We have not lost mm tlhlflloeadedyin'ot'tlchlng :dmdhe'rzymlistuf lug '0! patriotic songs and on
., .. . ‘ o‘d.'W.e.auro‘.§.h - ~ 30 t9 will be the program.
hm“! 35°33 mops-11m some of‘ and .1: 3:96:10": selllted for wintegfiuse Ed i ._ .—
. . . . neon e are are cat ing‘ w n Milton Boyle and ileum
the best teams over here. i heard pimp“;- tut that pig-pone K ‘Van Kirk. have been enrolled as Do.
lot about Frahce when I was overI rien "Four-minute men" to deliver
them and now I have seen it. but 3‘". The fire laddies of Rowaytolt have messages from the United Stance gov-
no god old horwalk every time. ‘l‘ht‘y rendered great service to the proper- ernntent to the people of the town by
it'avte got on: gala on :50 tam; ty owners and they are entitled to a ammonia. chairman of mature
“menrwllrrhfl h": :2: 3:; “am gt: turnout at the Rowayton Hose men for the town. ~ It Is not expected
On our way up here i met a couple oi whiting;- “Mira. iomono' ”mm. a“ throw.” 1: my ”mull-l“
Norwallt fellows and it auto Noll“ am will 1:: min-d2;- “or: m M m “ M01! '0
[nod to m some (0110'. My H. Al] m «IM- flu: :5. 1:“ M‘u. M n h “nu-”m“ the UN"
Joelocllcrwulntbe maximum l “men unaiiialallhgum m
u we were. but I did not I" I by m um Ts'lcazt. turd: "mll'filfmwi or w. “h
chancetoeeehim.Bowl-milainhowallatomtlatmbat mud" n.
I suppose things are rushing um and; a. Will y “i”. ote.. be m M ..
Mm.ldca-tumtsmm ' m I. “w.
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mymm-Htm.H§d-i last-es to the father. John
undersea unhealthy-i. lMth-met.“
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thiamine-wrist
port. which indicted “om for mu ‘
m .moaemmmuhymwen-m“
an's Committee for the Fourth loati.‘
terday there was quite a fleet of boats .end the Heights. and .windnp at the:
"m mail! it o'clock
m‘anWflI-d‘l'h‘ Ole-IMMIi
ahead of urea and . then-What?
Why. Victory with lasting peace.
' ‘ Never has any woodman“
below its people with a request so
ltltsl as altitude. What is moon.-
M.” mailed with ,. “Mimi“
wealth! . «What is fl.8MM-whlch
dor in the first degree. One was Louis .tho mammal“ ”u in” flecond
.W Rm
wlqi the will in
lllllortof “mm to ask M the
male at mikes- «actuating to
warmer than gmflaw-otlme.
Miam‘hcp slacks-w herein“ The
‘ ”an whoa-ken head for
“I! tMt take
one for as... or four is a slacker of
theworsfiklnd. We an in
it mighty crusade- Tho Hearth Lib-
arty Loan is only. an expression d a
great world‘s We in widen «the
Allie-are ‘
District.» unwound
the Holy Land have
Jar . ; and
been ' from the-yoke of the Turk
and can we stop before the whole
lurid unmanned trout unspent
of Berlin and his wickedoohorta;
.wltb all the (rims and evil chev' have
brought on the earth? Unless you
limit the loan. unless you buy
bonds. you are hindering the progress
of our American army and our allies.
We must put our Ill-snub into win-
ntnk this war with the belief that it
is an holy am. We. the my
Norwalk; must see that we keep up
cure-d. ”mutational-Noe
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' The allotment ol the Norwalk Chapé
tcr is as follows: 875 bath towels. and it an
about and We; 1.760 land Mole.
am ““0100 m: 1.185 chandler.
c ,3 .; 460 sheets, in
62:99 19 513102 inches. 0‘0 l
Thus articles should be new or sub-'
stands“, now and of canal. usher
“duodenum. Articles-Winn
been and will be acceptable if sinus
and in good condition.
The worth of the above plan is read
ily seen. as it enables every family to
make a direct contribution to the sick
and sounded crusaders, who are he-
Ninllli qfioringall that they have in
America's cause. The cleanliness of
American hospitals and the extreme
care of numerical: surgeons is. ‘no
doubt. the underlying.” for. .tltls
wast and urgent call. it is matron:
to those at home, because it provost
that the soldiers of Uncle Sam archer
lng watched over with the same M'
and- lullcltnde that each family mu
wish to give to its own. The wish of. .
the ,Red Cross omelet: to. avoid tore,
g up prices to consumers. by melting
.arge purchases of this kind. in a hur’
ry. is an added reason why the public.
would enthusiastically support the
lain-amulet." livery Jamil: will be,
Mound by this wise foresight. which
will avoid forcing up the price of linen
and cotton materials. I
Cross will ask the cooperation . ofi
every church in town to secure than],
donations. The plan is to place Red:
Cross representatives. in uallorn. at,
every service of all churches neat Sun-
1. Thou nomentntlm will be,
supplied with cattle on which those
wish to donate will write their
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ends and lighted it yesterday. The burgh tomorrow morning.
ire to the child's clothes. "-
,burned to . crisp before! in a letter received by Mrspylaaso
manna“, ' ' ""m‘m M b” 'r. Payne. of on still noduflcnt'
. I d- wuzmm'lw'. norms, suo New York, the and ‘idormation lagoon-
«dodmmin “mm“! the flames. veyed that her awhowwiltankegflert.
Th Aha slew hours later, Brady. died of woods-balms... 13th.
1The letter says ”Word . comm loom.
Washington last night. some have
rno hopes that there might be a: mite
'taltc. They had a letter iron ,htm.
Iwritton on dug.- 9th in the :tr-enoht‘fl.
iSo you see he did notdivoiltIKdl"
:hc was wounded. i know how you will
’fcel after 'you hear-this. for. hetmcant
so pitch to us all."
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umber“ ”3°33 F359!
.. manned or Honey
W " you sold. a:
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locum your 4 par maximums into 4 1-4 per cent.
M Hoods befoce Novflth, 191.8.
DON’T GARRY
theminthehouse.
your Id'hvrty wBond! mind with you or leave
Manpumwlmduoonondlinwlsfc neposltVeult,
mmfortbcmuonolmm'
SotflllorwalltSavlndSBIlk
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sauna-as: stun-t. hill-MVM
~ autoimm-
Mammals fl.
Hone—low. tanned-t
" mum-sauna.
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n.-ealIo-ceeonao‘alooesee. ........ '"7.
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