ry.
3‘: W111 draw interest from!
T hamster
A counters assoa-msnr OF
fants'.
flock and colors.
mere, in white, black and cordovan.
' E. K. BANKS
'HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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WEATHER ROBEOAST.
”WEATHER A YEAR Ana
9 TODAY.
Temperature: High, 78 ; low,
7 63. ‘ Cloudy.
Cranlcr C. Hegcman. prosecuting at-
torney, was visiting his mother , in
Bridgeport, yesterday.
The steamer “New Merchant" left
its mooring at the docks of the Ferris
Coal CO., this morning for Derby and
Shelton.
.v
There will be another dance at The
Knog this evening, and a large attend-
ance is expected. llurry Six will pro-
vide music. '
Cavanagh's express truck was mov
ing the bar fixtures from Adam
Schmidt’s cafe on North Main street
this morning Alterations for the new
‘ cigar and candy store will be started
shortly.
——-Men‘s and 80:5 Caps. O‘Brien“;
Mrs. F; M. Frazier. matron of the
New Haven hospital, is spending a
few days at the Hotel Clifford, South
Norwalk.
ForNorwalk and vicinity: Partly
clouds‘. possibly local thundersllowers
tonight or Sunday. Slightly cooler.
Local lower temperatures Sunday.
Light to moderate variable winds,
~Store will close during Julv and
Aug. at S p. m. Starting September will
close at the ut-ual time 9 p. m. Donnel-
ly's, 16 So. Main St. '
It was reported that an automobile
hit the traffic dummy at the corner of
[Franklin avenue and Flax llill road
yesterday. breaking the lantern and
bending the dummy. The number ot‘
the machine was not learned
Oflicer Toothill turned in a bullet
that was found lodged in the wall of
Domenico ’Forcellino's house at 6
Laura street.
the Fourth.
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' HUYLER'S
swam CHOCOLATE
10 Cents
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
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‘ intomnv
EVENINGS ' ’ ' '
momeros
All money deposited on or
before Thursday July 10th
iii-limits: Gonts'. Children’s and In:-
leies" Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
and Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair, In
Jim’s-Hone.“ 19c, as: so. and soot
, Children's Hose at 25c, 85c and 50¢.
«9 Intantn’ Rose in cotton and 'cash-l
It was a revolver bullel.’
evidently shot by someone celebrating“
, day school concerning the annual pic
, nic which is planned for next Wednes-
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lnow presented to the parish by Mrs.
t Plans are well under way for the
jeral NcrEhgland cities.
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News of the”:
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First Methodist Episcopal church.
West avenue Rev. John J. Snavely.
pastor.-Sunday services at 10:30 a.
per and admission of members to the
church and into full membership. Sun-
day school service at 12 o'clock and
‘lillu 'l‘. C. 1}. class. This will be the
.last session of the school until Sep-
', tember. Everybody conic. There will
~ be no meeting of the Epworth League
on Sunday evening and none for July
or August. Evening service of song
and preaching at 7:30. Theme: “Tile
Shining River." Charles Gray will as—
sist the regular choir in the music on
Sunday, and sing a solo.
The only meeting of the. week wil
be the regular prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
. "‘AR‘
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
< «Sunday services:
meeting, in charge of l“. H. Bedient.;
llIIOt), Sunday school. Meeting of the,
as leader. 10:00 a. 111.. morning won;
ship. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supei
per. Short address by -tlle pastor.s
6:30 p. m.. Epworth League devotion-:
at meeting. Leader. H. H. Terry.f
7:120 p. in. evening service. The pas-
tor \‘l‘ill preach.
rtesrsttrntsss
lids: Avenue Methodist lipi copal l
church, Rev. llcl'bert 13. Ma and“
pastor. 'Slllldil)' morning, at 10:30
o’clock. service for public worship. A
briet’ talk on the subject: "The Love.
at Man for Man.’ will be given by the.
pastor. after which the Sacrament oi
the Lord's Supper will be administer-'
- Ii. Thr- kindergarten. under supervig
Hill“ of Miss Lillian Ferguson. is held,
in the primary worn at 10:30. Sung,
day school session and the Men's Bin
ble class at 12 o'clock, At 7 o'clock?
the prorth League meeting. and at
7:.10 the regular evening church serv-
ice. The pastor will give his third,
"Short Talk." Subject: "Two Sauls;‘
a Contrast. and the Reason." [
On Thursday night. at 7:45, the mid-
week prayer and social summer sea-5
son. I
The mid-week prayer
7:45, Thursday night.
l‘ul services.
Qp Tuesday night another of the de-
ligh l'ui church. lawn socials will be‘
held beginning at 8 o’clock. A band
ccncerl is the special attraction on'
this occasion. Ice cream will be scrv-‘
to. Tickets al‘f‘ 25c. Additional lawnl
fete attractions are in preparationl
Come and have a good time with us.
On Sunday morning. July 13th. Ilev. .
Charles W. McCormick, D. D., will:
lll'l‘iu'll at 10:30 o‘clock, and hold the
first quarterly conference at the close‘
ut' the service.
service. at-
These are help- ;
First l‘ongregational church of
South Norwulk. Rev. I". ll. Jacobs;
minister: Mrs F. ll'vinc Smith, choin‘
ister and soloist: Archibald Merriam.
organist.- —Serviccs for Sunday morn-‘
ing. July 6. will begin promptly at‘
10:30 o'clock. There will be, a short,
address by the pastor. after which
Communion will be observed. Mrs.‘
Smith will sing. Beginning with the
iollowing Sunday and continuing for.
the following three Sundays. the pas-
tor of the South Norwalk Methodist
church will be in charge of the union
services of our own and the Methov
dist congregations. The services will
be lll‘ld in the Congl‘cuutiollulist
Ichurch. it is hoped that he may re~
jcvive the loyal support oi‘ both con»
invocations.- The music lll'tlTIl'Jlll for
Sunday morning is as lollows:
l‘lcludc' ".~\llcr;rctto Granioso’
........................ R. lit-‘tislU
‘olot‘diut the Lord is Mindful" ,
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l‘oslludc- "'Allcgil'tfttt)". . .. Goldllllll‘li‘
First Congregational church. Nor-
vxalk. llcv. ll}. i". McCl‘erzor. Hi. 0..
1):l:~10l‘.~—~.\lOl'lllng service at 10:30.
with preaching by the pastor. Sub-
jr-ct: “Spililual Power." The regular"
Communion service will be held, with
reception of members and baptism.
Sunday school at noon.
Tile Christian Endeavor and mid-
week services have been discontinued
tor the summer.
Announcement still be made a: Sun-
day at Roton Point.
(‘llrist church, East Norwalk.-
There will be celebration of the Holy
Communion, with sermon. tomorrow
at 10:30 a. nl. The Rev. Mr. Miller
will dedicate for use at this service a.
silver Communion set formerly used
Leonard as a memorial to the Rev. Dr.
.Caskey, who was a. close personal
friend of her husband.
entertainment for the benefit of the
>parish. to be held in Community Hall.
the evening of July 14th? Miss Grace
Sage, of Boston, will give a dramatic
-. recital of “‘Rpmance," which she has
presented with great success in sev-
rim Church ‘0. coaxial-mm.“
vWest. avenue. W W
ice or this church” his“ std!
church. Rev. Albert E Beebe. pastor.;
9:00 a. in.. class;
Men's Assembly with Jesse T. Dunbar‘
' 8:1!”
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Trinity church calencai r... -..-
week beginning July 611:, Rev. Geo. H.
Heyn.’ ofliclating (3rd Sunday after
m., the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-i Trinity).-‘—9:30 a. in. Holy Commute!
‘ion. 10:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion
‘and sermon.
Associated. Bible Students—Bro.
,W. H. Pickering will lecture in Red
Juno 7. at 3 p. m. and 7:45 p. m. The
public is specially invited to the even-
ing service. Seats free.
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. THE (‘AV -‘ MAN
Took What He Wanted.
lie didn't say:
“By YOUFLOIH‘C."
He Just helped himself.
0 O O
The Civilized Man and Woman
Get What They Want With
‘ Money.
0 t 0
in Order to More Money You
Must SAVE.
Save First. Spend Afterward.
O O .
Every American Saved During
1913.
Keep lip the Habit During 2919.
.‘\."\'lt l“(llll€\'l-Zli,
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War Saviors S‘uulps Form the
Nucleus or u
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BUY 'l‘llilllf Klilll’ Till-2.“?
SAVE Now: -
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tittttktitifittfii
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Milt Blillills Glow
Help Government in Campaign to
Urge Reinvestment of Liberty
Bond interest in W. S. S.
Ur‘lng the. reinvestment of Liberty
Bond interest In \l’ur Savings Stamps,
thousands of school children through-l
out‘the country will carry on an intcn-
slve poster campuign‘prlor to June i.'l.
when the government will pay $34,000,-
638 to holders of bond-1 of the tin-tiV
Issue.
Announcement of the cam-
paign was made lly the Sanings Divi-
(lf the l'. 8. Treasury
utcnt. A telegram enlisting thn hill of
the school children in this cllllt-zlvor
pth‘ll‘l‘
has Lech sent to every Slilk‘l‘lllit‘lllk‘lliI
_ of Sl‘huul~ in llM‘ country.
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“Keel the Dollars Growing!” The
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children will devisi- their own pox'cl‘v
uiul shout-r llll‘ll' homes and the lmlmu”
of their Neighbors “illl lite llll'.<\:l‘.,‘t' of
thrift.
This will he the third time that ‘3:
tllt~.<.l:.:t\ calling attention to Liberty
loan interest llllll“ has llt‘l'll l‘k‘iilyt‘J
“Rushinglon to the homes
through iln‘ school
from
America
Uh April i3 and May 1.": the children,
l lt‘:'3.-.l lllllll“ u copy of u tell-grunt sent?
out by lilo Savings Division.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS.
'lntl :llll-a.l~—— ,
And you'll get ahead! \
Sili‘l'i'x> is for tho-c who til-serve it.
You can corn it. just as you earn your
salary. Haw?
Simply by plutlulug—planning your
expenditures so they will bring: you ut—
most value [or what you spend: plan-
plug your savings so that they will
earn good interest and always be safe.
l’luu—be illl'lt'ty——s.\ve first—spend
wiselyi These are the sure signs on
the road to success: Buy W. S. S.
SAVE AND SUCCEED.
The amount you save is actually
less important than the fact that you
really do save!
There is no habit that so surely.
leads to success as the habit of rav-
ing; no power so great. as the power
of thrift. ,
Save a little more—Spend a little
less.
lowest your savings safely; we are
always glad to advise savers hozv to
make savings growl War Savings
Stamps are safe. ,
why non.
If you have a quarter rotmd
You will Intel! spend it.
Why not turn it into more!
Albion do is lend it.
link it out with Uncle Sam.
: You wlulnevor m it;
‘42, .. I! 'u method. a cent
‘ a meme,
'-Men's Hall. South Norwa’lk, Monday.‘
lh-purl- .
.lo slogan of the campaign will be.-
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Miss May Wood‘Hin‘tm, a T'worker. telling the American Soldiers
the legends of the")1hine on a boat trip conducted Jointly by the
Army and the Y.“.\l.l‘. A. on the Zuni ~llip l‘rauenlob. The trip is one
of the many dim-sinus furnished by ll.e "l' fur the A. ill“. with the
Army of fkcumtion.
f‘tll Mllgfnyul MINE”
.m‘ 12M wwme‘aw “
‘ fillilllfilllilllllls
.;with a yield of 53 eggs. -Pen 16.:
W... W 4.. .Q- ..
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STORRS. Conn. July 45.--ll the?
numeral: week or the on laying cool
. tent at Storm the total production for I
fall pen: amounted“! Mom Ora;
' yield of 51.5 per cent. “in in a slight;
drop from the precedinz vat. ‘ First;
honors for the week m won by a pen!
or W’hlte Leghorns owned by Bert :
Momfall, St. Lambert, Quebec. with a:
total of 62 eggs. J. Frank Dubols"
Leghorns from “East Lynn, loan. was;
second with a yield of 58 eggs. Mrs]
“Make it snappy," that '5
what we said to the hat mol-
J. L. Theusen's pen of White Leg-I .n-
horns from New Haven. Conn, were. era—and the snappy straws
. third with 55 eggs to their credit. Pent are here. All 1' r; weal-e.
‘92 owned by Rapp‘a Iaghorn Farm.‘,
Atlantic Highlands. N. 1., was fourth
braids and shapes from the
luxurious Panamos the
business Sennit.
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‘ owned by 8. Bradford Allyn. Belmont;
.Mass., Pen 67. owned by B. 8. Elle. .
i Vineland, N. J., and pen 76 owned by; ~ . .
Rogers 8' Stevens 3‘
.Gustav Walters. also from Vinelandw
INorwalk
N. J. all tied for fifth place with 52‘
'eggs each. ' .. ‘
' W'lthout much question the height:
of production has been reached. The
'. manager of the contest reports a large
Smith Ne walk
Miscellart:ue.
18 ClHCkaiaV‘llul
rill‘IJr. MC: ,-.~
' :number of broody hens, and this al-" ROCK?“ (WWW ‘1”:in
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n - - lways means that the egg production *6 Pequot i001“) MM- .
‘ a I ' ‘ N l u ‘ ' n‘ it -
gSo Says Many a Doughboy Aft; Seeing Paris)..." be ,memmed, One “Mm, and mile.» Nut hp: _ .. ,4
. - 21 Hollislon Hill l‘oull‘x l“. ‘1:
; “ n , forty birds of the heavy bmeds dl l‘ . l ,
’ ~35 Guest 0f the Y ilay during the week. whereas 01“)" VV 11“" BMW"
—“ ' seventy-seven of the light breeds rest-E Holllsmn- 3111* 5"?!
5 Paris. (DY mufll—vfleorkfi Brown. 310'"! the French know how. a fish 9“ during the same period. “1' ““14! L 0-0"; {”Tr’” L. b
T private in General Pershinn's Wftll-7f-‘00kt‘d to a delicious brown crisp . indicate that a number of birds could: One :ggiherhxgrf, gJIVhtTHfirrg: 9...,-
knmvn army. is to have the Drii'ih'z“."“=“=- American roast bet-l. potatoerzbe called at this time without sen-'8: The Knob \vzls promut m. the
at seeing Page. rim: frag; a «:tmp and vegetables. alnd faniline pic or cakt £0usly efiecflng the egg yield, This Fourth, and all the plvasu-w o: 'v-ru.
or some mu y ,tlc vi (‘h w HEI’V‘OT If” cream or a o l om for deem-"l l ad'l , on i the ex. sort were immensely o njrll- " lHung
he has h“iin blllcled with From-h cows.»And not French iodine, but a link; con d be re 1 y d 9 ”1:21.“ . the afternoon the orchl'slra mu. ,.1 by
goats and chickens in some pictur-in‘al American (‘flfil’t‘ovalL’t‘n wilhmgl temal characteristics ' are {01 Harry Six. of valtot-hwllv 7;.“ .fine
csque but highly, unsanitary Frenrh chicory in France! it ri‘litlli like a; poor producmg MN“. “31'0" vent. yel~ concert. and in the vvrnitljz ‘ll-:» was
Cottage. and with .1 background of his- l‘o‘l‘y -...| _, llow beak, yellow legs, and yellow car dancing as usual.‘ in. r ..y-.v t: irrirod
'tury and art. gained in the llillsdale, so early in the morning George withv lobes in case of the Leghornthe birds young l‘POlfll‘ lill‘l‘ill‘htflljh “11 113‘“
High School “the Atkinson Academy. about thirty other doughboys fresh which are molflng‘ £22313“ Xig’,;..',."“"‘ l ”'M‘” n why." a
”3"”: "’1‘?“ it". ”“3253 "‘.’§“l§l’.‘.’f l3; l‘iifii!.§‘".‘i"h'.fl" .1'3.‘.’."€“fbf°l-‘f;.lc“"”? “'9 “"9“ W m" "' m“ °' “‘9 —-"w
to.“ g :3 er ,. ll 5-! ' “ ‘ . , . ,n o . . I ~ "
‘Mrk 3 mm..." impwsfimn M u“, mp. mm, and nu bathtubs, pile aboard . principal varieties are as follows. “PEACE WITHOUT VICtORv.
[ital or the l'nivrrse'.’ 'Righl-fim‘lng bus and ride for three Pear. 3"“ Plymouth“. -- Yes. dear reader: thn \‘dli who is
liut ill-urge Brown isn‘t left to his hours around those squares and houle . 4 Jules Francois secretary of war in mo [up-H mat-em.
own devices. lie. and the hundreds ol'lvurds where every building is historlt \Vesthampton Beach, L. I. 1396 merit" m Mexico and “'31,. ;» l‘urvaten-
others like him have hardly tmu- tovuml whose eyery' cobblestone could tell 5 Laurel Poultry Farm in; Americans in mm mum”. and
.iul slip the inevitable. irnpudent and} story of fascinating interest. The Laurel Quebec 1313 1 th b d), K, ,h‘ . 1 \"ll
bltingly sarcastic. "So this is l'uris." Nights and scenes are explained by a ' .80.“: e ’or H L ‘ ‘ ‘Sdm" H
bel‘orn they are caught up in one. oi."l"‘ secretary who has gone into a 12 lngleslde “m President “ii-“0n SP! 011’ in it"? dead
lthn nlort comprehensive, carat-\‘tllraied.;sp9(‘iul training school for Paris Palenville, N- Y- 1190 or alive several yaar~ Mt) .‘ww Bed-
‘sysh-matlc and inclusive schcums oliGuldus and listened to lectures on - White Wyandom nu - ford Standard.
:pu-rstlllally conducted, economical and-Paris art. sculpture, kings and build 28 Curtis L. Allen ?
”mph! line 5‘8, seeing (‘\'i:r'dl'\'i50d. llofings. revolutions and monuments be Nicholson. p‘ 1268 ” "“
lam-s Paris [or American auspices tore mounting the front. seat of thc 9‘ W Bradley
at a price ’ would make a. tmrlfl:motor bus to retail this concentrated 1‘ ford. ‘B C 1.21" .. BICYCLE
agency patrp goon sun envy and aljlmowlcdge moguphonicnlly to the via ‘ ‘ "
u'spucd .lhn‘t‘ no. the protwnr inn-filing dougnboys. 32 Patrick F- m
otor «.1 raise anoint... eyebrow when; And George, sniping his 13.: cu, 0; Ocean. Conn. 1082 ‘I'IRE
'he hears orit.’ " trailer and cleaning up his third egg Rhoda Maud I“. ‘
: Since Paris was opened as a lenvoulandwlch. Confidea to the Y. M. C. A 41 Laurel H1" Farm i SPECIAL
:33“ 353. ’..‘I.'.'."“5'.’..l..”’{{$ 3.1: Ziilf‘332'5ifltfli’ .“mbffi'; 222:1.“ ”l. ”i?” ‘ BMW“ 3- 1' ‘3”
. ‘ 3 - "‘ .' ' - ' - - . .BWO (. y} r _
daily. to say nmh‘ntz of from 44m to i wouldn‘t have believed that Franco {4" Deer Brook Poultry M o
' 500 officers. for this three days’ leave. could hue such a place. l'd likn lC, ~ Short Falls. N' H' 121" $2.56
"l‘hin "hauls 'lhut th‘re are Ludo slay hon- a month_ hm, darn u“. luck l3!) Charles H. Lane
"stmngnrs" in Paris mery (l.l)’. aux .t‘s hack to the mudhoivs for me. i Southboro. Ian. 11“»? GUARANTEED
in-iz. not to wash-5! ll-linalc lmiot'v they don't. care if I never see i-‘runce again White Leghorn
rrturn to military duty ‘ _ but till. (lee. Ibis l’urisnjusg 1.1“]; $0 Hilltop Poultry Yards.
"‘l' lll-‘H moi-t every incoming train the in it! ' ‘ S m ld C 1"" >
jnl all wwn or the stations: and as ~—----.—~———-———- t__ u e ‘. 'onn' ""H 0 e
tic-urglv .‘lllpzllls he is hoipmi. into a: YANKEES Go WITH FOLKS ‘3 A- 13- Reb‘mon- . .
ll‘llt‘li or a Ford car with his blanket; . __-_ __ ‘ Calvel‘ton. NJ’. 1248,
:11”! :li‘Jnr‘gorlllz-wrn‘l! ‘uirnpplxr 131 1);:- Three Y M. c- A. Secretaries Wit-h 60 James or, lLefevreY 1 9 5 North Main S:TECL
.‘I t‘ . (I I l null}; “l . .Kl‘ll ‘. - - 393“? a ‘2, N. ' l. 3.
or a litlndrluLol‘ his follows, in otherl I-Cm$1n0ftAI§E?cnanozltfs 011 TI BouthNorwaik.
't'Jnllons illl‘i the meat Hum-day bat-l y 0 “' 've n __Tn. n Senth Want Ad. t_
th- of ram: 1.: on I Parlor—When ”the #.Polish Legion
1’ho halo], ailit'h nus opened by the 303390 strung, recently left Paris to
"Y" in September 1937. contains I!" light for “bony on "g nilllVP 50".,
rooms hill ll) stretching ltscll‘ can 3‘21",er Np“. England Yankpma Harry L.
conzmovlate in separate beds 5:0 men ()lmsicad. [Mallory-Conn, Thomas 1:
.each night.
tht‘su occasions he a few cots dl‘ODiN‘lliKoH)’, Melros‘v'. Mass. accompanied
around ill lhn halls and a man on mt-ry (ion. llaller. commander at“ the legion.
cot. good his stuff, as secretaries of the Y.
; And eats! George. hasn‘t been wor- m, (r A.
tying about hoard bills since he joined. These. lighting Polish pan-iota. in
. the army. Now he must MPG lb.“ item. . their horizon blue uniforms. wearing
He finds breakfast consisting "f *‘Kflhgthc squarn tam ofishanter and the
any style. coffee. the inevitable but de-‘wilite eagle on a red patch on their
lit-ions confltaro and good P‘ft‘m‘h TOllS.lcollars. are. in 40 cases out of ion Am-
scts him back only firt‘y~fivc route-I'eriran citizens. and so percent at them
Luncheon. which according to the‘smk English, Wm]... the 60 percent
F'tent‘h (‘nnt‘f‘mlml 13* 3‘ ”WP-9 p0m‘:“°hvt10 have not been fully naturalized
gloal. with men! and vcucmblcS. ulstslhold their first. papers for American
less than 6-; cents. And. Oh Boy. tllcm‘citizcnship.
are white table cloths. and crystal; Last month when their commander
glasses and clean napkins. none otfllen. Holler. left'l’aris for his‘ native
your dirty mess kits to be washed in land. accompanied by his stair. another
still dirtier dish water! No wonder'link binding Poland to the western
the Y. Vi. C. A. has lost lots of money world was forged. The General and
Lu; its hotel business. For dinner. at hm party formed The advance guard
less than 75 emits. George has a soup. of the two divisions of Poles, 30,qu
thick pfimga or clear bouillon made as in all. ' ,, '
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0' """mv' there. “m on “”83“”. Springfield, Mass. and l-Iric'
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SOUTH BEND
TROLL-ORENO
Norwalk Chronicler