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S. Woml'otot,
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“VA’VTl-li ). \\':Ii' a 5-8.
Clifford,
‘ FOR SALE—Family Cow. mun“;
frat. Gugnsy; five years old; aletr:
spellings NOTICES
The Somali: Binding Co.
EVANTEF ()Ht‘ ul'
fresh or about in
3:167:52.
bt'
two Jersey cowsg
trawl: 'Plxons‘
Asbestoé Shingles applied right over
your old‘shinglo roof.
Let no estimate. -> -
Slate root's repaired
atris'wco Woodworlh Fax-m,
Wilton. Phone 1&7 Ring :3 yWilton.
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4103.. 9%871919 Ford Touring car .. ,. , _ . ..
with'wmter top. $275; also a 1914 '3 Liizalnth S" 19" “7'
bury :uul .\':l"\\tllk lmul near 1:01? Chassis, $115. GiIMCKendfle‘ ‘ ‘ Holnesu-ad Pics
. “mm.“ ,1», “H ”h. ., 1, I (,1 f g l al'.(‘ll. t.‘9nn._ zMansfie ( _ave.. one ‘ ' , .
E!" ) 0. » It“ i .~ WM. ll“, r .1 g \ 8:317, olocl: irolmfillen 3 Drug Storc. Phone Ask for them at an) gr‘ocen store.
. l _ .7 .. .. . . l Mirna.- 3 “.3, Marion. Homestead Bakery Lompanb‘
l'rll'Hl ‘, WNW-‘1"? .m M’ h-ltcr or So. Norwzllk. Conn.
phone. 353le S Hurlhutt. l':t!lllm7-‘ FOR"SAUE-—Or rent. New 64106111
«loll. (‘ n . H "in Wilton .‘S “ . L. hml5.: 3% Elton Place. All impmvp- lit-pairing. overhauling. welding and
, , _ ~~-— mente. Arthur Waldron. 20 Ililvfland brazing.
,7 ‘. .\\ . . l- >3\l.l-I.\ \l l.’.\' -,\'.. ;m- in streetr - . I": '.Vl()h.»\s GARAGE
,: “€01 0‘ i7): 1“ 1"“ '- “1' two high grade -“‘ 122 Soutll‘Muin Struct-
alallI-slll- . lm- pork in tin-
: J\'tlr\\.l7'{ or ,\'.-\v liinv'l.
l'll)‘ Of So.
Mus: 1.3 amt}
to furluE-‘l illt‘ \t") lust of l'( ft l'L‘i‘I‘I"-.. . slid antiques. A 13““ long
«‘or : ?->:'\‘l(-\‘J .‘lvl=lrl\‘.\ t'. ll l'.~l\ 6H. """““‘”-' “5"“ ""“'m“' "“5"; "2mm” distance trucking of all kinds.
“M“ ii “In. (fa-m _. """"" tarsal-rs, i‘im- Sun l’loming'p lmthogzllly Oflic’e L'eary & Co_. Plume 1577. -House
7_~__7 ._. fl_ _‘ »h__-~__ Colonial Mule-lmm-ll. lurgv mahogany phone 363.
,_ ,., boo}: (“.uv. Prelu'll Illutl- lH'VCl glass - —-‘
.___~. "‘0 EL‘ dim”: l-é-nutit‘lllly (‘lll'\('(l illulloguny 3 A full line at poultry and dairy
.mm l.‘r‘_\"l‘ , Sg‘r‘w‘m“ ”M NHL N, piece sun: l-leglish lllut» prints,- old en- feeds at lowest prices. l‘rompt deliv-
ntzgn-w lmm w a: 1314, (airflow; wry ohl tilllqul‘ tip tth-s; ery_ I“. Lihner & Son. 2 Boutou bl...
I'lat.;il’nt, \x. ' :md l;:'l;‘\' mill-r I‘:tr(- flit-(1's, mm. a]. South Norwalk, Phouv 2231-3.
-. . ,‘o _ . .. -. .. ~ . _' ——-——'~‘ . .
'ro rm rmnmm mm. “m. (rim “f”,.HH‘.’,‘,’.“”N";:;:f“:"l‘:(‘;1’:l*;'"f”! THATCHER runxAcnsf—Agem tor
i» \"Zrlunit hoard, ,ll‘n “mug fm. light 1320 war”: ol‘lllpllohlutlh [rt-’corld‘sdjill the famous Thatcher l'lpelcss Fur-
; Anuswim-uin'z “11:70:! (av-.11 m 1.; r“; 3",: NM «15* ‘ -. ‘ «once. If you are ready topurchasc a
‘ Ivliizullz-rh >[l‘t2l-l 1.. ' 1‘ ". "' one-pipe heater see me helore making
;. :FOI F‘ ._..__,‘v_. ___'___- , 1,0“ SALE-4-room bungalow, with your selection. ‘l’rleo ' reasonable.
- ». .f fiery flue furnished room. store part imprm'ements About bervlce prompt. btephen Millet, All
a {or single gentlemen or young cou onn qflpr- (jf‘ land corner iro on View Ave. Phone 397.
3'1“- EIPC‘NL’ light. steam ht-zll, central‘ " ‘ V " ’ p p y.
l_\' lm aflwi
ilighf up Phone 2487.
'“II l;lff\"l'»-l rum-c with ioih-i
quire at Show. 2l lilm (:rme St.
TU LET—~4 rooms.
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FOll ill-INT A§!nr.'l'zv Space,
. hv-ltl tmnitlm. Separate
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SPECIAL
Men’s Sweaters, $2.98
$5.00 and $6.00 Valve
Copyright Clothing
Company
5 N. Main St. So. Norwalk
lurch”...
21 North Main street, one
In
‘ . gas electricity
and toilet ln house. 35 Raymond St.
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an rooms at No. :37 Spring
10
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rooms.
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FORD RADIATORS—
810.09 and Up.
Alll..
Norwalk Radiator Repair:
ing and Automobile __
Exchange
28 Main Street, I Norwalk Conn
Phone 954
CARPET CLEANING. ‘
7 When You Want Carpets and
Rugs Cleaned, Bing Up 969 '
Prompt Service, Reasonable .-
Charges
Our Way Is the Modern Way.
,We cpeclalize in Cleani! IOrientai
ago—Hand Process.
inn Carpet Cleaning Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager .
87 Cedar St.. So. Norwalk
al and Long Dis-
tance
', TRUCKING
TALMADGE -‘
. Y TRIPS TO N. Y.
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OR S A L E
1: WORKHORSES
‘UlTABLE FOR FARM
rear 02'
it! shop. Madison Street
. E. ‘FARR
, c Stable.-Phone 874.121.;
RTIFICIAL
» SUNLIGHT
yjll wire your house for
‘ ighl. and install [it
‘. cir.. (”Lille month:
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Luther “’right's .. ‘
'{uti- requested to
. ,Semi-Annual Dividend of The Norwalk
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l-‘Ul‘. SALE Al Somvl‘filh-s. 'ODDUSllt'
.Fut-le Building. \Yestport. l‘illl- run-
‘ohl' ' furniture
301—3
Phone
.4,—
(‘ARIUGAN &;FLY1\'N. local and
Small amount down, eas terms. Alisa
nag], 9; chickens..ooop‘ ind mm Bar WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
gain-f01"t|tlick buyer. Chasrillariacker,‘ Lava-0t selections 0" “9°" and
1322,111,».11011 St: _, .i lowest prices. Now is the time to paint
' ' and save the surface from decay be-
l-‘on SAllE-a-Slightly imperfect. .white forerthestormy weather seism-
enameledwme—niece sinks, at a great Estimates cheerfully given.
.‘wavmg .Apd don'tiforget the famous promptly attended to.
human pal. .One- ipe Heaters also. ALEX WHITE
H. A. H ele’lhghli ”liter St, So. Nor.
walk, Phone 4733. ' ,‘35 L°W° St- Tel- 2139
FOR- SALEoo—Chenp. chauffeurs sun.
nearly new. 55 Elmwood avenue, or
'l‘cl 1225.
a nd
J. M. SAYS
I'll fix it it It's electrical. In my re-
‘lell' shop in the rear ()l the Alahacke-
mo Hotel Block.
Will nmke prompt repairs on all
Plt‘Cll’iCill merchandise. and appliances
\‘ucuulu (letlllvl's, fans,
Hrlty.
.\’.-\\' Purl! Stnliml “1le,
.\':litll.ll \vnml l‘itlisll. l'tllum
\\'lilll.\'lllt‘lll :tml i‘lllllrl's.
is ill t‘\('(-lll'lll-k'()ll(llllllll
l'. is blzll i l-lnumll‘m till't-rs' ('l'fll“. For
:-lr.“.r zuzrrlil‘ltlul‘s apply it) .lnsv-pll
1113.»; lmrl: Lulu. lllt‘li{)l‘_\' lllull'.
I-‘Ul: S’dl:
-'- on lz-ua: .
Ivlt'i‘ “ll’.
'x'lll‘ lnfuli’
irons, a spec-
Yours for Service,
M. MOEIJJCR,
Elccll'ic Shop
.‘.lnh;ltrkl-mo Hotel,
Norwnlk. Conn.
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, STORAGE
Spurt- i'm- "lulu-hula Furniture
l'ltollv llififl-S
.\nr\\:lll\ Molnar “‘lu't-hmtsc
8 {him Stroll South Norwulk. Conn.
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in rear oi‘
FOlt SALE~2 houses at 19 21 Union
street. ‘ bu’ildingfi for rent, at 15
Airtruhnil steel. The Hatch 62: Bailey
o.
mmmt—A—EEJU—SH 1“
i, Hague, M. Ii. Follower of Ethel -.,_.. -»—~g~-—— ——7~-.——————~—~
P}. l'llllly, Spiritualist Medium, 2“" '
m; ".V‘J‘xl Ave, New Haven. Conn. L’
we Poultry'Market
'llr-ulinahr by mail. Send no money.
armile
a ; ‘u'kf‘ ‘
.gefa‘fit Hunt; Eh _ ome-
' ; heotzmd. Wormwood;
ing, when he,
" t Li",‘ I f. Tad and mdm
Samoan Ronald that-dish h 6 pm.”
prisoner sitrwiflpm‘whflwhe cousin the rear seat, with the
other prisoner. ‘. , 0 - _ , - .
As theouto wacpassingthecemoteq on the Post md..pear the.
Westpofl Golf «1111),».de by Jones, and choked, while Jack-
son chokedm, untiltho latter was bluoin the face, hauling bun
into the norm “hug,“ Hunt 'd h ched f his
AsJ .clmkfi . ' 'hgeant an. area or
'revolver, a "advent-in bioloveecoat pocket, but Jones than looped
‘on top of Holland undamaged to get his gun away from him.
and said to Hunt. “I’ve got you now." .Hunt, who had his police-
man's nightstiokin the from of the car with him, swung at them,
when Jackson fired at pointblank range. the bullet striking Hunt in
lthe right fore'arm, shatteriflg tne bone, and rendering mm helpless
for the moment.
Theme. negroes leaped from the right side of the car, when
Jones said “wreck the damn car. wreck the damn car."
1 Hunt. who had recovered; then started to get Waffle-curated
su’d, ”Don't youtonch that car." With, this Gilbert. who hadrulso
lrecovered, got out o fthe car on the left side and started to run for
ghelp. He appealed to two man who were on one of the Salt Textile
company's trucks from Bridgeport. which chine up behind the car,
but by this time, the nogroos noticed hiin running ‘and fired two shots.
armor: and also at the two men. The men were Barney Pnlver of 146
:Taft street. Bridgeport. and Lewis Steinhardt of 1165 Grand street,
Bridgeport. Beth men saw the shooting of Hunt. as they noticed the
.car come to ‘a. sudden. and peculiar stop. The our stalled in high gear
when Gilbert was drawn over the seat.
The negroes then shed their overcoats and jumped over a stone
wall onthe left side of the road, making a break acres: the fields for
.the woods. Sergeant Hunt, despite his injured arm which hung help
{less at his side, started after the men and chased them for about a
and a half, finally losing them in a thicket of woods.
, The entire incident took place in’ less than three minutes. The
lfirst intimation that the local police had of anything wrong was when
in man, driving a roadster came to where Sergeant Bryan Silk was
South ; dcing traffic duty at Wall and Main streets and told him of a shooting "N "“‘~~“”‘-“~
land hold-up in Peat Swamp. Sergeant Silk notified Deputy Sheriit'
{Nelson Benedict and the two started for the Swamp with the man
; who gave the alarm. Meanwhile residents near where the escape was
Emade telephcned to the Norwalk police who sent out a hurry call f0
Itheir men and volunteers who quickly responded.
3 Chief of Police Pennington together with what officers he could
,round 1p, started for the swamp and when he reached there, ordered
Sergeant Hunt to g: to the Hospital and have the wound dressed,
which he did.
' > :2 ~ - ‘ . , . .. . The tch‘of woods into which the two on h d
(«ARAGE FOR RENT \\l)()l+\\ Alt” 341.311.. pa _ m were c 8.56 “’38
‘ '1‘]? new community garagp‘st0r_ S:l\r l’ul‘lt'l' Hills llfx’ Eating watchd by Deputy Sherlfi‘ Edgar T. Perry and Constable Kirk, Who
vet, for Him“. mm, ”wry ,.,,,,,.,.,,_ l'ultltl')‘ rm Know is Fresh Kill- came over fror, Wertport. The two officers, tcgether with other men
lent“; in this may building. It will 11- started to comb the woods, and it is believed that while this was being
buy you to look this plztcc over. Dead FOWlS ............... 390 lb 1! d339, that the men escaped_
5 “mg" f’ci‘LQZ‘x‘l‘hnfifl,‘ SPFiNE ChiCkenS 370 1b 4 Deputy Shcrifl’ ~Salaamw. Benedict was the next witness 3n the
ll Trinity l’lnce. So. Nortvulk. Tell] 1': Geese ‘ """""""" 43° '11" {toad ““5 morning and he ttld his story as follows: -
_ .4- Roosteis ............ 27c lb l _ Hog-was coininggut of the driveway leading to the ban: on the
Also a big lot of pullets for iJ'iJha’Lcekwood {amazon Wclf Pit Hill mud, at dusk when he noticed
- raising. . . . . :1: d men coming towards him, with their hahds in their pockets. They
. _ P: It I ‘u-u ; d I also “1 1- no overcoats. t was too dark 1‘: ' n ' .
Radlator and HOOd l u )\ “1th 3"“-,,:1'.‘ (‘ II t 1' him to 83% ”91? f8“! or to de
Orders Delivered
Covers ‘ '
"for all makes of ears 1
THINK OF IT!
VVALK-OVERS
Right Here in N orwalk
i A fine selection of Christmas
gift f't-r your zlutonlohilc.
l
We Close at 9 o'cmck Saturday ,
lAaron Kohn
i ; Colyar’s SHOE Store} 3
Leading Accessories Store 2 31 WALL STREET '.
" 9 Raierad Avenue l_--_ . Mn - - . - - _ __ .wi
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SOLVENT NOTICE
lllS'i'E;l("l' “l” N("‘l:\\'.\l,l\'. SS.
l’lttllu’rlc (‘tll’lt'lZ l): (-1-. 4 Ad), logo
‘Jvlstutz' r-t' Henry Ill. Greer lute. 01’
Nor-ct." k in said district. deceased.
”The "Vi-rt of l'rollnfl- for the his-
trict of Nurwnlk. llzlth limited and al-
lowctl six— months from the date lit-rc-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
SPENDING MONEY‘
. FOR
EDUCATION PAYS~
,
“The technically trained men. .
of the U. S. earn fOur times as
exhibit their claims for settlement.
't‘hosr- who neglect to present their much its the untrained men.”
ucconrtq. properly attested, ' within
said time. will be dclmrrr—d a recon-rv.
All persons indebted to said Estate
make immediate
(from government Vetotistlcs, De-
partment. of Education)
MERRILL. . ,
BUSINESS .
CGL’LEGE
payment to
- GLADYS GREEK Executl‘ix
or (‘RAEMER C. HIdGElVfAN Allv.
4 'So. Main St.
olvm—éhofwoncs
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ficnerfleposited on or before Janu-
ary 10. 1921. will draw interest from .
:38? §' .1921.
$5,000. Forrpaxtieulm.
Ask John ' T. Hayes
7 Hun “not, . . Mk
..._,
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r 84.800.000.
I
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. out, "Who are you?"
rtPowell drug store, come
:Dr. PoWeIl, who displcwd the utmost
. at the stake, or similar acts of ’vinlcmo
. , Wh '
by I. nonmefiiiwmflomtmufium‘m
termine whethcg thoytwere colored or white men, and he was afraid
to shoot because“ they might be some of the members of the pose.
.As they drew near he covered them with his revolver and cri
“We’re a couple of strangers here" one~of the men replied.
“Well, I’m looki
m ‘d . '
unwrgignfhwmwuhd‘mmw
«who was taken totbe apathy Dr. ml]? 11,113,311: 3:15;: giififil:
pound joined the fhcrifl' and his minnow!
ofl‘ercd use of his car to take the men mgngigmfeml
. was done.
they'dsnedict land Strand: 00"th men with their‘i‘ovolvers while
are m 3, car an imme ’ the reached t '
men Elm plooedincons. ' oly y_ he 81331011. the
e news spread rapidly that the two had been ca tured, and’
auto parties to notify the. posse werosont outp
. . jam their way into li -
quarters and into theooll room where throat: of lynchirg, 3:11:13:
were made to the men.
of hours, over the cctcof these
Patrolman John foothill and
“If! morning. .
W ' icons to'pram t. were 8.18
_ Panama; their mm Mu .m were
Saylngs.80ciuy ‘ om Mic the
Nor-walk, Conn, Dec. 9, 1920. . ‘ men-Millikan," 5”,. . .
At a Meeting of the directors of this FOR SALE rwhm theywm:ml?:m¢w and m, to on; We.
«Society. heldlthis day, a dividend, at -... _ .5. . . WEI. Mgm
the rate ot'mfgur (at)t pgr celilt per;E an- on Edlie avenue. East :vorwalk '3‘. MES.”M (If/P5508 W11
num. was fired 0 ends tors. mm H ~ .~ - ,_ 811%.. v _ '
he earnings of— the six months ending ”use ‘ rooms “Hh.n” lmmo‘hla'. " '- '- ‘, . , ' . - ,,
l camber 31’ 1920. ments and Garage. I’DK‘O $670o, On . _ “AW WW-m,hm “flipped"
The sale will be entered on pass- Maple street, Norwalk. House. 2 Fame WM ” ‘ 3 “' "' L w m 7
b0?“ and paid on “all after January flies with all ' improvements. Price cm” 0‘ “G W m'ulfi'm: WI’MMW film
ammonium- “S (1me ' m a, IMP
my»!!!
has-uh
nday evenings, 7 to 8.
"P .1, “in” on“? r COLEBURN
ALBERT R. MALKIN. ,
Woo-President,
FREDERICK A. EELS~
' .
-i our estimate be-
‘illll' house Wired.
' ECTRIC 00.”
-St., Slim
. 450 a ?
plan. any part of, .-
{ ,S. 04 memorize. ,- ‘ ,
It”?
"fibwmflnm £8ng ’ ‘ «may»
at
that his right arm mauled bytliébuilet,he
was compelledtotéke‘the oath Withhielelfitlmndsa,
men-w
er, seven W our: .omuy, Sam Hm add; his 1nd; one;
Gilbert-having beendlsposed of. Jackson grabbed the revolver.
r
1
Po» Road,.attor searching them monk.‘
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' {o the oils. Flouémn. Royal Butch, and
3“ m1“ wont mh'»¢laflre&t Roi-am I'm!
. "M“mulclomitpil-aooh‘k'ew‘.
.~y ».v
”I
mtosotaum “my not .rnady.,,thc..hcar-
updmflu'tmmmluaw; »
.ln‘b'. chin-.welwcmstmt New. 38-: OAMEL cousins.
View: mméwldefiifiemm; - _._...
hem. .wascontmned‘untll-ngb- ‘25.“! uven‘t had a talk (or no to:
1 or time." mid Campbell Camel to
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mymm mn~mm
"‘5’“ “It?“ a Chafe m lVlndhanLCoun- fiflusin. Cousin (Jud . i
- . ~. Noni-r m’
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and mom that» have them photon-a. _ . 7 “mum wwe he «had Mm‘ ‘me. \w x..-“ “ M ,
gallery; . ._.W31e1M“¢1‘W¢ Wfim ed“ nicest: “m @5370”: Eel m3: debit mind much of mum!
seat wath‘ thine:- , -- .9! thocar, Wzri'he car was a Studebak- charge “mam-“3‘1“, ”or,“ 00“" Camel. . . . . ‘
It!” :33
km plea. accused, of dfim‘.mk'§lfi.
{31°33 for both mcn~ ' 1“ ‘- LUV-Eli Ms; They had two blgvhump! no
, “fie-penceMo lmgmmm‘wlntey came from Asia. The? MC
owl’s-outwcorxwmn Milan. couch, other mains“ the dromedury. I’
with the leeuro car. They gave the; tinge-humped camels, who had I'm-'1
names of Charles Chlppo. Tony Man— from Am,
MJ'M baa- Vmcca.-.oll °f Ne“’l The Dromednry family were d
Iiaven._ The charge; against them art- mile:- size and were um so large h.
those of being suspicious characters any way.
had "rookie-driving. The: police got
JupL from .thqse- under arrest as to
the disposal of the liquor in the Lim-
‘euro on r. pnd going to Chaplin. found.
behind a stone wall thirteen mes
whiskey.
The “scouts" went into a grocery all
Sort!) Windham and telephoning to. We've dm
Wren-asked 4m- instructions. Nae “W"
was lookingfor the other. and .thel
ltye quiet moon.” .. . ._
“What do they mean by
chase rollowld. The leeuro car is
‘1:qu (Joum‘l‘
again."
3 . 'asked Cousin Camel.
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lo: 04' Ncw~ Haven.
MlSS "WELD HOLDS
CHRISTMAS RECEPTION
Continued from first page
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registered in the name of Fred Anion-
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:H'hllWPil ll Ion-l) and exquisite hit of‘
intrrprrthv limiting. . . _, ..
'l‘lu- murm- throughout was :1 pcr-+
incl hit-mill»: pith ttu- dancing and run .
llh-t-tl-(l rum-ll (‘I‘l'lll‘ upon Miss Made-l
‘liuc Muglwr as an um‘onipanist. Miss-
l-Zliznheth Sptilt't-r sang“ a happily]
chosen group ol‘ songs which delight-
«--l crown-ups and little ones :lliko. '
Alli-r 1h}; I'urmal pl‘oglllm. "Santa
H‘lnus“ :lppc'ltl‘l'tl with a: most interest-
Iinn. kuohlly sack full of arouses.
, First (ll—ll". with a great how. he pres»
Et-ul. ll Miss \\’rlvi with u very beautiful
,ulllln‘vllu, a gift at appreciation from
And then «och youngster
luui u cumul- to put in her and his
'tllumlu and pull out a plum—and. best
its! oil. smile hrr thanks to "Santa
Claus." And everyone went home
Illtllllx'ltll.’ Mil-.5 \R'eld for :l happy aft;
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Giving Pocple Ridoo.
many visitors ('fllll" to the zoo we 'shc‘
lrumm and on (”\(‘t‘llt‘lll vulvrtnilv‘
.ml‘lll. our hair.
’l'll' l‘I’H'J‘m“ l" “U“ “11541" “"10"“ "Hul‘ beautiful ~l;:: '2’," brown coat
"Z”‘H‘mw "‘ (V't‘st‘m‘ are quit.- slim-n :snsl queer looking.
."llniulnow (ln\‘fl‘livnw'soi'lill Class. , “m "N I‘mtlly qtlx-nr ”hung in' H.
"'l‘hl- line Uull"—’l‘hursda_\ Junior , ‘ ~
muss. lmtlJl)‘ Miss Miriam Lela “mm” "W-
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"Silent Night"~-.\liss Elizabeth Soul» ] "‘"““ “W" “""‘” W" begin “9 get ”I!"
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Sturs"~ Miss Beatrice
assisted by Misses Anna
for the winter, ‘
"They don‘t like that In the :00 .
1min"! 5.3mm Nash. bl .. g“ “h _ much hccause they any that It's nap.
the .M“? ’0! “w “0 " __‘ u d to dress up when om: has compom.
‘ Junior Class. . ,
“l‘olumlnim"-~.‘.liss Margaret Jarvis.
“Little Miss Muriel" -'l‘llursdu_v Senator
Plum. Led by Alisa Marion Moron.
’Sllo“ likkr" ~Thl- )liSlK-s Margin”
Jarvis and Beatrice Lowndes. _
“'l‘lu- fi'ln-lmun‘flvdlllss Norma )lH('>.
Lenin M ‘ ‘
“Giscllc” (Anon-lam l'cusunl Dancer—
.‘laturday Senior Class.
“Gretchen" (Dutch I)unm-)»——8aturduy
Junior Class.
"llmlmlo '- Hungarian
uit‘tl to dress up. .
“It is true we have me“ of our (fut.X
pally in the summer. In the winter -
few people come, to see us, grownup:
llnd children.- But in the acquirer w!-
nro busy all the time giving people
rifles, Mil grown-ups and children.
and thousands of visitors come to flow
zoo.
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thnt when people m’m
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~ . . ’ ng for a. couple of strangers that answer your Mar Anderson. _ ptirtim- and have their friends come
descrlptlon, said Benedict. ‘ “Nursery Rhyn1en”——Tuesday Class. 245,59“ them, they put. on their beam .
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The Misses Harv Van Huron. mnc- 5
es “'ing. Dorothy Skelly. Asleen
Zwicker. Jean Clark. Theo“ Clark, '
Elizabeth Sobey. Dorothy Adams“
Margaret Splan. Vera McCarthy.
Grace Zwicker. Hazel Zwlcker. Bea—
.llould change our ways or not?
naked (‘nuoln Campbell.
“Yes. I believe we did," said (Jam'-
hcll Camel.
trlce Lowudes. Margaret Jarvis. “A“ whit mu W9 declde?"~ EM
Norma Maruan, Estelle Green”. _ u . . ‘ _
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Pay nurnln. Constance Scaulon. '
“Camels never war}. very bright,”
zrinued Chromium - '
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as all me." said Cousln‘Onmel.
. “I: didn‘t knock Mum an: I
knockjml." said Campbell C‘mel.
Marlon Murcn. May Audenlou.
“Smith (,‘laus “1“ “Come Tonight."
“Jolt," Sunni (‘laus"-—Miss Elizabeth
Spencer. _> -
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but they never gave rides to violu-‘v
l who came to the zoo like the rip .
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They did not have "hair «(ti-1’1.)
.luch as the mom” . Whm‘h“
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that?" I.
“VELTWM‘ Fainting!
(‘unll-l, "in the sun. l;\tii‘nc 3?“.
our handsome cout< and drew: all Q>
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didn‘t we once talk over Whether wr- '
for much. With-om.” W' .
“'l‘hey‘my tlmt mule more “we 1:4 '.
raft-d ourselves very beautifully M‘
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