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filflm
cusp-mm. r or.“ ..
ultimatum ,
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WANTED
l‘. 8.. beloved husband of Ma- 42 So. Main St... 80. Norwalk.
y (joules. Moral private.
-nt Beartllwood cemetery, New
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‘ p ! eon SALE—all“ ems
WANTEon-‘DISH‘VASHER. CAth “re 33“ delivery. 385.00; M w:
at Savola Restaurant, 42. So. Main St.,'A- W- Mills, So. Not-walk, Com}, 3‘ F‘
I So. Norwalk. 9 .D. Box 37, Rolon Ave.
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WANTEFAN ACT]. FOR SKI-FA cow AND A CALIF.
day watchman. Apply J. & J. Cash. Inquire of George Herman, RoWayton‘.
Ltd, Chestnut St... So. Norwall-l. lime-lane. ‘
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llz'
‘Roclle‘:
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”MW __ .._ -..--._. I
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st ls l» l .o' allunincs for girls and
w m...“ 3.0 will work the fact- 3 ‘WANTED—FIRSTWCL-ASS STEN-i FOR SALE;-O\'E COW AND “a,
9 '"7!!". - l" ".2 ‘\"lg 0,: ‘ .
on», aswmbvlr; and inspecting 'llllignglltx'Ali-lggrlrntlr-g:nllg;alalr:§09 heifers. Cow {resinous about 1811.35.11,
”m llm-l. \-,rnk; 7 to 3, and ‘ 9' 9 ' ,and oneheifer about March 15th.
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[med ‘0 Box 2. gwul also sell 4 tons of hay. Paul ms.
WANTED—EXPERIQ 1.919, B. F. D. 40. West Norwnlt.
lady desires position in!
Good day work
\Vrite or
< ,l....iay 7 to 12.
.. .. work rates. Posrrlou f
mmlmmm 2.0!? ALE BF UT FUL liO‘ll’;
general ofticework. Can do short- 5 _ ”A I ‘ "
Emmi :lnd lvpewriting. Address Box all modern Mutational, Wt m.
l,, 00 Sentinel. gwatcr View. near trolley. “'e have.
,~_ _..many choice properties for sale, six
l WANTED—RELIAELE WORKING percent of the purchase money can FC'
‘ lhousekeeper. Two in family, all cert.main on mortgage. Raymond Bros.
veniences in house. A desirable po-E‘
jsitillon for a nllddle aged or elderly; FOR SALE—CHEVROLET TOUR'
:wompn, Address A. B. care of Even-,lng car A-l condition, electric ,lights
ling Sentinel, land self starter. Cheap for cash in-
‘ m__-§qulro 57 Winfield 9r, East Norwnik.
ulll
n2, ,n', . ill"_\'lil€‘nt Dept”
IIerall-i Tire and Rubber Co.
l. .m‘ l"‘:>ll'l‘n:<l npt~n :lt the. Not"
w. m.- and Rubin-r (‘;l,. for men
‘Wl‘lll‘ ll. High lJlL'Ct‘ work
'1-5 :ll‘! real Oppt'lrill'lillPS for
‘. lU' w r nt. That nit-h may live
lmllu- and yet work with us. it
wil- have llldgcfleld. each day
3 lfirlmk p. lu., pusring through
maxilla, Georgetown. Cannon—
-, \"fl‘rln ll'lfl 80% Wilton. for
m .l'l'l will return at 11
. p, Ll. 4.3 hours aweek. Full
:lt the Itnployment‘
., NU’WVIIHI. Conn.
1'0 an
FOR SALE-«JFORD TOURING CAB.
7° LE1"? FURN‘SHED ROOMSJate model. self starter, demountable
For light hmlsekr—eping. 41 West Ave. ‘rims, humor. 2 mirrors. good rubber
gwith 2 spare shoes and tubes. Must
~sell. Apply \V. A. G., 26 Franklin Ave,
2 Norwalk, Conn.
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; TO RENT—Elylrn GXRAGE.
film-ham Print Shop. 4 Elizabeth St.
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TO LET-—-5 Romr APARTMENT
‘31: Earl, ’Wnshlnlzton St, East .Nor-
walk Inauirc 64 So. Main St..'l'el. 60.‘
v
lax-3:1
FOR
working horses.
SALE—TEAM. 01“
Phone Vi-‘llton l-l-2.
FOR SALE-r—AT SHUFKLT'S GAR.-g
FOR RENT--AT THE SHORE. A'
. _ _ Inge. leollsette “'inter Tops for-
I soon bungalow. furnished. 4 shallow“ “4'75 attached. Limited nup-
[ing' rooms. 335 a month.
; , Lawrence: ply on hand. ll Edlie AVE. EaSt Nora
iAxNK-y. South. Norwalk. ‘walh Tel. 1633—3. 1
i FOR nENr-—WITH OPTION '1"); ton SALE_A “00mm 8 ROOM!
lpurcms“ 6 "’0'“ “0“”; “FREE “°"°.houso. All improvements. Bi; lot.
inc-res. fruitR. gardens. West horwalk Price 34500. B.‘
glxddress Box 470, Dal-ion. Conn. l
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’ BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 1"va
PAINTING - PLPDD-HLNGM‘M and Stevens streets. also_33 Elm-g
lthcontlns. pal-tors molten: vaniwood avenue. Storage room at Nu;
““ “‘_“‘ "' other. lip-Mate styles. lowest pmishsll street. The Hatch l: Bailey Co :
.lllulmuu cheerfully given. Trial or-l '
lam solicited. Tel. 2139. Alanna": ‘3“ “LE—5 SHARES- 0'” n
in“. ‘1 1,, w Cult {tion Bank. 80‘“! Nor-walk. 10 s an:
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_. lee. Fairield County National Bank i
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—EdrENorwmk- Address locked Box M..i
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‘VANTED:
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT WORK. FACTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU A!!!) PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.
INC.
.o—
'. centrally located.
° Joselovshy.
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WANTED :
50ft. Rot Banders and Still
iHat Trimmers, good pay guar-
unseen. “rd J’ flaharty. proprietor. Truck-'South Norwalk Post Office. l
0 fng. long distance he'll-c. Light W
THE DREYER HAT CO. 'and heavy trucking. Office telephones. E
‘ _ 2581mm... “nun __ Wehsveavahnbleparesiot
PROMOIAL. londioeatod‘namydesinhbl
part of the city. We can ofl‘er
at a bargain. This must be sold
to claw up an estate.
Experienced Operators or}l
mlildren‘s and Misses' Straw
Eats. Steady work; $30 per
track to start. ENTERPRISE
—Prizes given at Mooseheart Legion.
[Mask Ball. Music Haul. Thursday.
.Oct. 30. Steeglnuller's Orch. Adm. 50!!
including war tax. 9 -'
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Experienced Operators on
Sewing Machines
To those willing to work,
$15.00 firsttwo weeks, with in-
crease after that time. Work
very interesting, pleasant sur-
rou ings. Apply NORWALK
W '1' 00., 127 Washington
52., So. Norwalk, 01:. 2nd floor.
13, West 57th otreet, New York City.‘
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plum lNSTRUCTlONS—WINN LOST.
iSchool. Ragtime and popmal; music, .
‘.taught any one in twenty-live essons. - _ , . , _f
{it you have a phat). I not born to." LOST ECENSLD BLLL TERR‘
lplfly it. Studio days, honday. mes-5,9" ‘V "9 “in brown head and short
fday and Wednesday. Hours, 10 a. m.;brown tail. Reward by
ito 9:30 p. m, 'Phone 1185-2. 120 Wash-i
gington street. South Norwalk. opposite,
’ o n f en-l
lPost Office. Studio now Be or ‘copper riveted. Reward if returned to
"!
LOST—18 FT. crux nownoa'r.
.mlllnent. ‘Clillord Seymom. Superin- _
.mw , .Chas. Finn‘lon, 3.) Lincoln Ave, 80..
-. _..__- g , '1 Norwalk.
\‘lANTE'D—A COMPETENT MAID, MRS, LOUISE CKNFIELD. --
for general housework. Two in fa‘fnilyn 1 Mott gym. lek Conn. 1 LOST_—$10.00 BETWEEN NOR'
walk and South Norwalk. Oct. 29. by‘
Reward. G. B. H.
Alnrl)’ Mrs. John Frizzell, 134 East Av-‘ .pva-r: Lesson; m alumna. .
GRUB. Phone 2085. Telephone 1333. 7 one who needs it.
ran SALE—HANDSOME‘ rom‘liz‘n m m
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WANTED—COUPLES 0F KENNE-é
went looking for housekeeping apart-'
moms. will find unusual Pccommoda-
l
. . .residence on South Main St. W'cll
hue...- by calling Telephone 87?.
. built and with all modern im-. ,__ __ ~ _ 7_ .. _
HELP WANTED—43131.8 OVER 16, provemcnts, with garage and gal-.2 LOST—BETWEEN BOSTON STO-
ymn of 329. for llcllt factory work.f . it» 9 0‘00 . _»re and 19 Kerwin St. blue hand has
Apply Hi-Po Waterproof Battery Corp.,‘den' Pmce “16’ ' For partlcu icontaining a sum of money and insuo
i}. Norwalk. 3 f} g; 3 hrs lance receipt Please return to owner.
it ‘ .
- --‘i ' 9 19 Mcrwin SL. Norwalkflonn.
WAgrrED—Two FURNISHED! ASk John T, Hayes
bedrootns, quiet neighborhood, convo. ‘ ‘ _
nit-noes gm— fight housekeeping: WE - No. 7 Mom Street, Notwalk.-.
WM ""9“” 0‘ hm section. m; ' Real Estate, Insurance.
Norwalk. Address, Adults. H0003 Ila-
“Mmmmfifimm
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ho "lav-mo. South Nonrnlk. original:i ' 17103733 GARAGE
terms. ' .. 11.“?! ‘- I ,, f .._.
- “i 'Wltbthommmmln-
WANTED —- SEWING min effect} you will want your moor
adlustor. State use! especial Adam good condition to travel back end,
divas Adjusmr. care at Sentinel. ’ torch to your work. Try Me's Gar-
-' - - -——~—~.W , ‘
WANTED—BY NOV; rm 03.1350.ng 11 MM hr um
isl tour-give mat: ”with :m MPH-0303. m;
Prove-newts and. belt. “4”“ m "It“ "a. “0.1!. .
erences. Address “Woman‘mgwt m {m
Office.
,half of the city by ExGovel-nor Frank
"RWeekS I and
.be closest and bring a word of greet-
‘fiing from her state. was unable to be
‘prmcnt, becauae of illness.
.had expected to-be able to dellrer in
. which abuse is
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I 8. er 83 : W Hubc- . l'l J.M.llay‘on & C0..l|l€. l
l smomo TEACHER. ,
.' ,Tesehes on Tuesdays. 66 South Main. Rediststoandinsunncs
WANTED ; street. Telephone 822. so Norwalk. 5 I00“ [DIWALI m
c‘allins 2162-2 gi
lplensing solo. afterwhich_ the main ad- pound," which is merely the om-tilne
idress of the afternoon was delivered tecibe lmpmVed by the addition of oth-
of the Connecticut College for; Women
1? “numbing appeal to the loyalty and patriot- “My, beside! no one can possibly
'9 l
at on Flax Hill Boa]. 3mm DC!!- of Hartford were Mush-death ro- brush with it.
w lcelved by the debates and all the: the hair, taking one small sci-and at a
I- H ”in“: in u” “”5““; of “The 5‘” tine. Binomial the gray hair W
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inseam-tavern. N. Piano-.1
lulfisulflhsverlfi. mum,“—
__-.._,~
' mun lamina-normality balcony; 9
-. Dim _. _. l V .— l .. m a... a...” “n.1,; 11...“... s... . .. FEDERAL m 01°an comm.
" Ff , ¢W ciety. the some I! c ling there . n... _ .
O‘Ewmm or DANS” “ANTED—m mom '3‘: #:5I T l 1139-: can 5h.“ the e 9-1 as was last! w '9 mop m men Ave, N
( , g. _ (titt'l‘ a brief lllnessuOclober , waitresses call at Savola Restaurant. soon ‘11 gentle. 8 - - held ‘9", and in the North 0035933.:
i
tlonal church. seventeen years ago.
1‘0 mooning session “Lopem by
the procession! march. Joseph c.
Beebe of New Britain "Norms:
"Macho Pontifical?" on the organ.-
“an the delegates had assembled in:
their [dam all joined in singing me?
I
new Melt! nine
o cct'lnSttD.A.R.s g.l - Home! " isanswcredinonrolferings. Whilemry
.533. .121. 351.; a, Rex'.onl§outg‘iv:s_ Joseph Davis .m in our ' l;- «mu qu . the m m In
Hmon- WW” 0’0"" “0”" ““3”“ ' White-hf man s swing to w ulna advantage
tlonnt church. after which Mrs. “'llliq “ wmam m, 0‘ m _-‘. ‘
E. Terrin. regent of the Wadsworth
Chapter of Motown, deliu-red Ull‘
address of elcomo to the dtngalPS
of the other State Chapters. Sl..te
iRegent Mrs. John L Buel, who pre-
sided throughout both sessions. than
foods response to the address of wel-
come. after which M188 Anne R. Hob-i
bin: sang a soprano solo. “A Song or
[EGAl Willi?
Lib'crty,” which was» beautifully ren-- ‘
fNOTlce ON SALE 0N EXECUTION.
’ :sprlCE is hereby given that 1 lm.
taken on execuitlon against. Eber Rock-
well of the Town of Dummy. l‘alrfiehl
County. Connecticut, and in favor of;
Anna A. Rockwell, of the said Town
in said County and State on a judge;
ment obtained before the Court 0."
Common Pleas at Bridgeport from!
said County on the 20th day of Gem-9'
‘ber, 1919 for the sum. of Four Hand
com [DIWALI
3’...
Greetings to the. assembled lltlE-
gates of the State Society vll-re given
by Mayor Arthur ll. McDole on how
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- Mrs. Sarah Thomp—
son Klnnel, Hon Vice President Gun-
erl of the National Society. l). A. ll.
Mrs. Frank D. Ellison, State Regent of
Massachusetts who was expected to
\
STING—Of g”) quality.
menses—m top, t
was run P
t} . . . .
Tlgiignourgfiffltlhong' linahlg‘fig Ted 5“"‘3B'5'95‘x “”3” an" ”1‘”? “m5 ' We mute an inspection that
be present. sent a letter to the dele- (3476-30l following described Pmi-‘MV many ways. .
gates which was read by State View
Regent Mrs. Bissell, and also a very
stirring address which Mrs. (lurnsey
to wit: 1 Buick Touring (‘ar maker:
number 142691. license nullll‘er 21483...
and that I will sell same under said ex-
ecutlon at Public Auction, to the high-
est bidder, at the Vaast Brothers Gar-
age in the Town of Norwalk. being the
Siltlfitltl to. restore. the Village which nearest place when sold property was
“as delustatcd b) the humans dur~l ,
ing the war. One of the moat. stirring ,mken. 0“ the 13111 day of 30" at 3 p'
addrou‘ses of the session was gum. ’M. afternoon.
person. It dealt with her recent vhit
to Tilloloy, France. for which the .\a-
tional Society. 1). A. 2%.. has raised
{-145- rv- ..
_...,_ “a-
Dependable. Trustworthy Economical: '
Thisisoneolourmnyotl’enngs:
METAL BED—Very durable and attractive.
tobuyors of Furniture afl
' ‘
hat will give lengthy wear.
mom—$274»
will prove worthy to you in
DP '7!" [CHEST
“.r
by Mrs. ()al'llle Rector on the demand Dated at Norwalk, this 30th day of
tion of the flag. .
illustrating her remarks, Mrs. lec- VOCtober 1919'
tor critic-nice] most forcefully the many
and various abuses to which our No-
tl’onsl Emblem was aubiected. hint.
toys, various foods, medicines, jump-
inz lacks and non door~mats were.
she showed decorated with the Arm-r:- .
can flag. She care any other equal-l
‘Iy pertinent illustration to illustrate 1300
that the flag is (being daily abused and ‘sion to probate of a certain writlen El:-
desecrnted in all manner of ways.
I V Y ‘1,
NELSON “'. BENEDICT
Deputy Slur-m for mom County.l AT AMUSEMENT PARK
'District of Norwalk. #5., Probate (‘0.urt.
October 31' A D' ”19 l The Tiger football team .wlll rive:
Whereas. . written application has ' the. fans of this city a chance to see;
i h 9 f th d 'x—athem in action. Sunday afternoon a
made 0‘ is cm" or e a m“ ”:30, at Amusement Pork. Theywlll.
' and f h ‘ t ill “(play the .St. James‘ team. of Budget»
9 . istrument an or t. o as w . ‘ laims h be one o‘
'9 " ' ' -‘ , 1.0”. Thlslesmc
w llch 1K contr'u) l l the spirit of Pa lFl‘ank xperfls late of Norwalk in Wdtthe fastest teams around this part of’
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HATTERS
ATTENTION g
GENERAL MEETING
Monday. November 3!.
RED MEN’S HALL
South Nor-walk
All Batten Welcome
trlotlsm in every true American. and . the state. and so a good game will be;
t
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b03118 active}? corn. L District. deceased: . W
. Th; ' ° . roll you. This Brldgepolt tun
batted by the D. A. R. society. Haw, Ordered. t and application helrx‘m playing the “my,“ teams.‘
1
in Connecticut. including the Tigers.
Mr. Beebe closed the morning session. I
dcl’s “Hallelujah Chorus" rendered by heard and determined at the Probatel
: ~ . . . . rd tram.
Lunch was served 3, the Xorth aid ‘Office. in hotwalkon the 6th day of.“ Hartford. the All Hmtfo
' . < mbe' ‘ £119 ' .x ' . f N w Haven?
South Congregational churches, the. ‘ 30‘? 1' I at 2 ociock EM ,and ‘l’gtléqlhgvfincthgir lifted)! mullet
Memorial church. and at Stueck's. lnoon; and that public “0W3? ‘W'PC‘UET'KPNJLLSl and clot-crest ICOlDHll‘
in the absence of President William be given to all persons interested.Isurs in Bridgeport. including a low
Arnold Shankiin of \Vesleyan, who‘
was scheduled to address the dole--
gates on behalf of thr. university.
therein by publishing this order in “ex-college,_men. The SHIN“ the 11,-2-3
era get from the fans of Norwalk. thin
newspaper having a circulation in said! .
arm . ' , ll 1
"‘“”"”"’°“‘ W99 9‘ “99°“- ”‘9‘”99 9' 9°° “9°" °°“;i:.°:.°r..;“:.:r....':°. min. .92,
sity. made. the opening address of the ‘day of hearing. ‘ .
" ' host of this season, or Whether they
afternoon. After welcoming the dcle- L HENRY “1 GREGORY ‘ tinue traveling out of ‘1’
“Kat“ ‘0 this CiiY. Professor Butcher. "V to ‘0‘ W l
' l - ranch s of Norwalk'
commended in brief '. the things for’ Judge-,myge “Egrlitggf‘a this ymr,‘
which .the 'D. A. R. society stood. - ‘vhjch m is as good as any liner‘
namely. progress. and Stability. These LADIES! LOOK YOUR. ‘team ever NCO“ upon the gold in this,
two things. he said Seemed at lit-st DARKEN GRAY HAulgto“ they will have a chance to we
thought contrary but in truth they in”. “the instant teams in andl
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Consult the m
on 300: term-lunch _ _
r. L. HAMlLron
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were not and togpth" may made t" : Us. the Oldtlme Sage Tea and s, 1] Connecticut perform hen. The: a Wall “-
the greatest future good of the Amen-l N . . lag Tiger .9. are requested to:
can nation. Speaking d the “rat mm, and M be present. at Amusement Park, Sun-l .- ‘;._~__,1__.-
“Revolution" in connection with the; ’ WI" kHW- day morning: at 10 0340,“, tor prac-
nsnse of the society, Professor 'bulch- Gray hair, however hnndselne. de':tiee: Jack Rooney. Tutsie Roomy, leotricnl w I'k “
'er stated that the word as used in the notes advaucim 3‘9. \‘.e all knOWIMoriarity, Tarlov, Tucker, hihllec'k.l E ..
time of our forefathers. when they re- , lWillinls ScooDO‘Briel (the New Low, Repair-m:
- - the adlamaceo of a. youthful appear . “
volted against Bntish rule in 1776 Was , don naval star). Maggy, Penna. Ital-L m
an appeal to law. They asked only for ance. Your ”3“ ‘S 3'” churn. “Imond. Roberts. Chen and Banjos. The , F. J. FLARE
the rights guaranteed them by law, ‘makes or mars the face. When it above mentioned are also roquerledJOi 4 Charles 81:. m I'm
but which the English crown was de':fades. turns gun 'and *looks streak“. be at Amusement Park. Saturday all i
nyiu to them. Revolution. now he ‘ PM W
applications of Sage Tea cartoon at 2 o‘clock. to‘ help lay on‘ the
stated. meant the overthrow of all ex» just a t"
’ nd at u the goal posts.
lstlng conditions in society, and we}, land Sulph field a n 9
ur enhances its appearance
revolutions were fundamentally nag ahundred-fold. \ FOR “Lgémtmsz ESTATIL;
entire]; "0118- —- Don‘t stny first! Look young? Diamond 1-ing,watch and camem in"
Greetings were given by ""9 ,Either prepare the recipe at home or
George M. Minor ex-vjce president. f
general of the National society. Miss get from any drug store a butt: 0
Katherine W. Bacon sang a very ,“Vi yeths Sage and Sulphur om-
quire at The South Norwalk Trust Co.
“FOR sALE-s CYLINDER (TOUR;
fag Car.) 1917: in excellent condition.
Inquire 24 Haviland Street, South Son;
by President Benjamin T. Marshall
walk. Conn.
ingredienu. Thousands of Inks
at New London. on "mficm An recommend this ready-louse prepare-
and All for America." it were Istlr— lions, because. it darkens the lair beau—
For (3on
ism of American citizens.
Two exceptionally well rendered
baritone solos by Horn Cue Glamo-
Vtoll. as'it darkens so naturally and ev-
enly. You moisten a sponge or soft
drawing this through
Spangled Banner." Dr. Azcl W. na-
sen passer enemas of the North Con- "
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gout of the church Professor Beebe ‘m you ”pear you! your.
’91: ed as the recessionnl. "Toccata," ‘32:.“
4by yBootlmann An afternoon tea and M_m_m
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recovth. ‘8 given !os- thsdolegatu‘
at the North church wish house art
ioinin‘. .
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set-locum: DOB Mm BALI.
Bronchitis
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hunt
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run-tow» 1“ e 9’ . um-mmammm.vw .
mw.ummm mar the-rm». . ,
' ', advertising rmost mae,;nfirfim»ww “was properties. Try thief-y
Wotanwmmhthooowm and «no. Minna-oldth remedy ”New.
mmwm3mmtocone. Everyoneislhhic‘t _ .
-ua&mu°umwr«muom once thew fibrin“ to“
n halt-pl: “Pu-momwmu “melt. mountain-10th!
Wuwltyumomeumub‘
Aim-IMO!
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