Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 25, 1921 · page 11

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S‘i‘. hing Roam .

 

 

 

,. nnllln cook. Afiflly Hotel

 

 

 

;: " x 12w drug store. must
>\ x‘l' over. Apply Stillson-

 

g' . 'r‘lllOllSll'alOl‘S for auto-
_. . mobile signals. Car own-
Al. Good Slde line; no-

on the market. W. H. 3

‘ ' llowayton, Conn.
.n..._n______..._.___1
mung women to distri:
.~ lrmn house to house.
ullll experienCe as dem-
Milll‘t‘ss Box 75, care of

-A

 

" 7...“ 53.000 to $5.090 on
Address 'Mortgage'

 

 

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x gins man wanted wh

WAN'rno 5"

reusinmamh ‘ ' ‘3." ' , .3
.2318... flutter. me.
Sentinel Oglcef‘ 3 ‘ price ‘lnqllire

 

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C .3 roll sALELTWood .ln 4 :n. lengths;
TRISTRAM SHOE 60- $6.00 per cord P
- . walk. -'

7 F63 SALE~Bargalnspgood twa-
section central'

-A1lpl_\' Hotel Cliff,

 

out and put into £25: in in; wofids.
ii I I I. m.-

 

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ly. house;r' improvements; good

Haviland Bloch-Washington street.

FOR SALE~Newton Pia er- l
‘ of the best makes. 100 lynus $331353":
bargain. Phe . 2166-2. Nor-want.

FOR SALE—ChevroTet Tan 1
passer: er. Model '1919. ‘Rxlnllg'lesss
than 5,00 miles, and in first-class coni
flgggkeNaey 1:31;: and itubes all-around.
u ' ’
office block. rr cks store, post-

FOR SALE—One Fornwroa '
.newly rebuilt. - o-erom togiszierlg .23

first class condition. lnq. 52 Van Zandt.

Street. n
FOR BABE—Mohegan otrai h
lslancLRed is the. t‘ouzdationnotnxnggg
noted laying flocks. Breeding cooker-
els. Sfi‘up.‘ Hatching 2888. “Poor 15.
Circular. B. Qusckenbush, Dorian.

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estimate, and 1m“. 11039140.

., Hlklllllg details of ex- {FOR SALE-s3 houses e! 19.31 Union

1

. but, modern house, 6
. Hi; all improvements. in
.\U!‘\\‘illk. Box 40, care

rust-class, competent

Must be rapid trans-
“'l lipist. Apply by let-
w, the Norwalk Tire &

 

\ullng couple, 3 or 4
‘Mlllr‘. all modem lm-
~ ~:.lll_v located. Address

.1 Office.

 

J \pl'l'lt‘nvced embroiderers.
, 40ml pay. Applv Grace
2 l\.\. 8 Hanford Place.

TOLEl’I

 

 

 

My: nmnul‘zlcturing pur-

..::~ in a 4-story brick
avi‘thlk. G. J. Adams, 3'

'~\.lll{. Phone 488-12.

 

r “wllr room flat at 123

“I‘Wl- Apply to D. Rob-

'lllliva.

 

mm» lllrnislled. Every
lul' llgllt housekeeps
'llllis'. near trolley and

,. .. 5.3” so. Norwalk.

 

.. Ill>ll9(l 8~room house; all
ms. near Befilsland. Geo.‘

 

l ~I~pl10lle 1861.

0 rooms at No. 67 Spring

I~ quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 10
‘. city. .Phone'1852-12.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. . --house receipts.

LOST

‘ . Reward.

 

 

A~.n__~

 

Hm RADIATORS’
$10.00 and Up. ' l

 

rwalk Radiator Repair-3
me and Automobile ‘
Exchange
Ma“ Street, NoMllk'Gallfli
Phone 954- '

rm ( \

ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT

3- Light, and install fix’
lumps, etc.. on the month;
"fluent plan, any part of.
5i '. Get our estimate be‘
.. swing your .honse wxrd
lllTE Emma ace.-
‘ Washingtongifit.’8.=.xm

Phonettio 8‘ . 3'

.ml salary wanted. The l

u—Storago Space. house-
.znlture. Sepa ate rooms.
Ugo: building. 11le Goal
.1 . . .o.. lnc.. Saugatuck. Conn.
. port. 296. we issue neso»

‘ ul

x;

black leather driver's mic.“
3' Phone lull-3 or return

 

..‘ purse. .engrared. ve-
. my. containing bills and
'l'l‘nlthfl‘TlOI‘l. Reward if
H. E. Nash. 40 Elm-

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' will wire your house :for: '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hire Poultry mm i”:
.: l\l2(ll)\\'ARD‘iAVE»NvE-" '
' . ”actor’s billed)? 681188
I you know fish "gm

Rarrcd Plymouth M
Rhode Island Rodi-"and.

many other good—threads:
‘ reasonablemrlees; ‘ ..,;_1;}}

. LAPIN, Prop;

:"rmoblle will
Hmile 2260. c9113“ you

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if“ just received“; m -.

‘Uwghom pallets and roostj“

 

”::"-" km“(1 and dressédf'rree%~? 7

ggrshall street. e Hatch e Bailey
- l 1,. ‘ltl I l

 

THINK or in].
W A‘L'K- ov3lmt¥s%

sight Here in 'Noi'Wnlk

 

m.

We Close st 9'O’plook ”Saturdsy

.Colyar’s SHOE Store:

31 WALL'STREET . ;

 
 

,. mowumwwt
, Automobile Electric Systems over-

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hauled and repel fistula}. lighting
and ignition a- sée‘élulty. C. . Vaughn. '
- Rear of Web Bros.. 80. unmet.
phone 902. ,. ..

 

A MAN’S—Auto Tops, mm

Tolls ns‘fo- 20. Phone 90 80. Main

St... opposite {Wilson’s flotz‘Shop

et Nomlk, Conn. ‘

- .r urns, 18 .. ‘

7- r-oouzulouser £2,500. Inquirelr’g: refill:
trucking of. all kinds. Daily trips to

New York. Address 71 Cedar street.
Phonelals. '

cantons e swim. local suit his

Otllce Leary a: Ca, Phone 1577. House
phone 363. ’

nece. ‘if you are ready to purchase a

.: View Ave. Phone 397:

Cushions, and ,Upholstering. Ford

o

 

' NngyéB‘ronlnooal and! long dialled

 

distance trucking of all kinds

 

THATCHER FURNACES—Agent tor
the lessons Thatcher ~Plpeless Fur-

oneplpe heater see me before making
your selection. [ft-ice ‘ reasonable.
Service prompt. Stephen Miller, All

 

street building‘sh for rent. at 15

4 Union street. South Nomlk. Conn.

 

 

.;J..M .LAYTONs co.
inc.

"5 RsflrGod'Avq.=flouth Hermit.-

 

INSURANCE Z

 

 

n.
.3

-ORDER OF’NO‘HGE
Court, February 24. 'A. D..'1921.

hearing.

l
Dlsil‘icl of Norwaik, SS. Probate

Whereas, written application has

KENDRICK’S GARAGE

01300::
Ford Cylinders R'ebore'd $10.00.
Scored Cylinders > Repaired.
30 Chestnut St. . Phone, 91':
South Harwell:

 

«m. TAXI splines 2
Cars for hire. day or night. ‘*
Dodge and Bulck‘Servlce

2mm. Main St. . Phone 949:
FRATINKA curnous, PROPS...

 

~ SEWAGE - .

Space for ouseholrl Furniture
Phone 1688-8

Nome“: Storage Warehouse

 

 
 

. manages thutfsnt'one "time seared.
likely to. lead bo-ouhcellntion’ offline
appointment. - .’ ‘ ' -;

had foun¢mmoell in fi‘pe
., with the policies,” delay MU» . .
er as a condition at” entering the
Cébinet. and'that {infighting incident.
had been closed with: s. ddlnitegucg '3
30- ceptnnce fro Vulture dormer and 44-. pa. :wnn’d it in mm;
ministration At the name time. 133':
President-elect virtually confirmed
also theiselectionvof lienry mm
of Iowa. tofbeieerefiry ot’ Mfioulg

Commerce.

Cylinders Bebored .on roll m‘

 

 
 
 

Enos-ARE CHEAP“

. ‘ can at the

*4: preserve

them in a solutior‘lfiifir Glass.
Eggs keep in this , retain

their nutritive value from .slx~
‘03th to a oar. Clean and easy:
to handle, ull instruction «with
~osoh can. T

On. qugrt will preserve from ’15?
-to-20 dozen of eggs. "
. ,Potrup in pint and quart cum‘
Better-get some today.

H. A. MEAD V

PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST ‘

 

 

been made to this Court pray for
administration of the estate of liza-
beth F. Ruble, sometimes known as
Eliza J. Ruhle.‘ late of Norwalk. in said.
“ District. deceased. who 'died mrea
than ten years prior to the date of
.- said application.
Ordered, That said application'he
heard and determined. st'the Probate
Office in Norwalk. .on the 2d day of
March, 1921. at .11 o‘clock. tomnoon;
and that public notice thereof be iven
to all persons interested ther by
publishing this order in” a nervspaper
having a circulation iii said District.
at least flVe days before said‘day'uf

l booth “Howells. Conn.

 

nENRY ’w. GREGORY. Judge.
SOLVENT NOTlCE ‘
Court. February 24. A. 1).. 1921.

District, . deceased.

.or. 109qu e CANDEE, Attorneys.

Court, [Pollution-.24.. A. .1), 1921.
...Estate in Connecticut

(1

this Court for;.udjustment.«xst e.

1921

..0ROER 'ro SETTI’sE; 'oon'r

Court, Februariv 23,. A. D., 1921.
, . Ettato of Ne

 
 

account: to this Court for . I
,ief;t‘h;ePI-obate omae'in“
them th day of March, ‘ .

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

A via
17th “W492“

District of Nor-walk. SS. Probate

Estate collision Szecsenyi, otherwise
known as Helen Ambrose. and also
Helen Nagy,.lote of Norwalk. in said

The court of Probate tor the Dis‘l
trictwot Nor-walk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from .the ‘date here-
of for the creditors of seld'Est'ate‘ to
exhibit _thelr plains ‘tor settlement.“

Those whomegiect- to present their sc—- .
‘counts;iproperly attested. within said
time. willhe debsnedsolreoovery. .All
persons indebted . would. Estlte are .re-
quested to make immediatepayment

‘0 . .
l STEPHEN-‘DOKUSJAdrnlnistrntor, ‘_

oases iro .eeerrte accoifi‘r ;
District -of ’Norwulk. 58. tProbhte

_ of Mimi}. '
Smith, late otPhlliptown. New"York_.

eceased. _ ‘ .,
.‘Ordered, That thewdmhistn‘rm em'
hibit his ‘sdniimstration ~ucco- t ‘10

m
bate office in Norwslk. outbox! th «in
of. March, . 1921, at . 2 o’clock. Afternoon 3
and that sllg’personsshtemted: in odd-
estate may be notified thereof.‘the ode
rministrstor will cause thisfi'ord'er to‘he « :

published tn~anewepaperrhmg sz'cira'
culationdn said district. at least five
days before said 10th day of “Harem.

‘nnm‘zr .w.. amour. Judge. .

.Dutrict vol :No'rwsdk. .- :Prdbntei
son Taylor; (Jr).'-lste ’ of
' (Wed; -- '

 
 
 
 
 

'o’dochiforenoon; and that ball per-r -

sons interested instill matterz'may be
notified thereon; tiresome-trustees will
maxim: order to be, sublime: 13% s

CAM: .1 ”d f
vein?! before. said

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

puernsslom .3
MR3 I."

. ’SSODS in D _
Em; - mm
lfiol‘wglk Conn,

.uunel Wan
Ll t in

at. u. LOUlSE GARFIELD.

 

 

- is North min sum

 

 

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Don’t wish tons washer-—

own one. --lloetolo M l

TEDL us to semi onwash- ’
' ing machine texyourahflme. 3
:You’ll wonder ‘how '~you ‘-
over got. along .without'it. .
.It will take the burden of
cwashdaymfrom your shoul-i

.ders and-allow you~more
freedom. and case. ”We bé- '
~lievc‘ in this machine and
so will-you after _we dent-3

, onstmte its simplicity-ind
- practicability. .
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’_-

Mr. Eur-ding announcgd that;

 

ture. The selection .of Mr. Wallace
has been welhknown‘tor-som'timo.
although previously Mr. “Hardin! had,
declined to discuss it. ' '

 
 

Hoover today declined to umpmy‘i‘li
statement of last night that he had

George ‘Barr Baker. his assistant, in
announcing that his chief had begun
a hard "fourteen-hour day." said: . ,
“The matter now is lfi the: hind! of
“'uhington. It would probahl)‘ be

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Show!!!» - new prune“ luau" '*
orA .- , .... .

‘ been“?! the attenuation who
no outed ,upon by meow-idem.
Weight L; Moon; noun-"his
49 munch,” Dr. Emacs.

M W ‘ '
imprhohna'. C. J.
I paw, .

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nestles. it

Boardiotx- tEd ( p .
:Dunielgm

mulled. appointed Dr.

E-‘Wan the-doctor to examine‘

winerchfldnen. who xvi-Masonic“
M

the «tsum nothmx ‘0
anon-went...” ”3" also

 
 

because there 'onn
em . he Nitric...
martian-slayer hasheld up payment'
.ol'.Dr.:§£ulll\u.n’s bill for $618. so that
a suit mm mm the city. '

 

NEW YORK. 11%. 25.—-Heroer£ ‘

accented President-elect‘rflurdins'l sp- ~ " . » '7 .
poinlment as the next Secretary of ' 3‘_ i ' V, ‘ "
l J H; ‘ #—'

Feb 25.-—-Arthur ford cud for
Warner. or “’oodbury. captured by
the ivaterbury authorities early this
morning in‘the rear: of Charles A.

"' WA‘TERBI’RY.

restin mot came outnt

i All lute ‘
‘2' when it became

 

inappropriate ‘for -Mr. Hoover. I! 1‘

takes his post." .

 

:
.433

The automobile owned by J. A. Le;
gate. proprietorof the Norwalk Hotel.
again has invoked the process oi the

who alleges that he is its original
owner. ‘ ‘ «S -
Sometime as" the autem fillewas
turned over to Chief ot Polimg --Wil-.
Mom R. Pennington. by Mr. Legato.

stolenpr’operty. The New You-hypoc—

further action. but“ this he refused to
do. as being contrary to lava. {flee
matter rested for nearly three”?
and when no other action wutbken
by the New-A'orkpartles. Chief Plen-

 

 

Stoek Market. Especial weakness
wusflngaln shown by shipping; mo-
tors. copper: and several of the stools

pod zfpoints. Cruol'ble Steel 1", 5-8 and
Chandler Motor. y‘all Copper” in Re-
tailiStores 1 .point each. tin and
food specialties were fructiondlly low-
er and Roars Roebuck appnoxlmaterl

loss or i‘l-2 points. ~_ _
WALL STREET, Noon—Early,
prices provedto be the lowest of the

- (orenooal. the market rallying briskly _
._ within the first 'hour. «Atlantic Gulf,
recovered them-enter part often lost

and American International ind

' United .Frult— were 1 lo '1“ points
. over yesterday: final prices. Shorts

covered hurriedly in rubbers end to-

. bucooe. es well'us some of the'textile

and chemical issues. There was a
marked absence oi; lutercst._ however.

. inthemore‘represenmtive momma.
. and. rolls. Purchase of the litter
.- were restricted» 'mlnor slits-es such

as 8:. Paul.' Missouri Pacific and at.

: Louis sud Southwestern. The 7 per-
cent. opening'rsoe or call Y~nloo

appliedito rem into n . 8 week.

. . W'
: NEGRO WHEY op'xnw

 

WASHINGTON. Feb. aim. ne-

. “amputation ‘ New “11.9"? city at
thesis» or the 'slo'Census “€153.—
. . 088. an homologue. ceases per
-- cent» the Census‘Buwdu announced
today, The white.popnlstion was 5.-

humor. nmlncreooe.o!‘789.8{§:_or 1619

{legend and.uli. others. 1.9“. .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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j’elegnph today._ ., 3.: .

number of uncur-
Vrero finding work
fang-tho members of}

lknown that o. lea-Ire

Stone’s feed and grain store on We.-
lployed in No
mouth at

unbordinate. to tall: 5°? the problf'xenown avenue. admitted to the no-
that beset-the admlnlsuntlon out one lice that he had.

? . robbed oevernl‘otores
he will be obliged to meet when he

vicinity of the city
. need from the state
’ .lreforrnabory two years ago. .Werner
to burglarizing two
prior to his .\'
stone. A .82

the mwanisl club.
W
ommaoov ADVICE

and homes in the
fsince he was rele

«mm... Tens mt

other stores last night .- , .
apprehension in 'the foe (evfiork “ms fie“ Done.

volver was found on

3; . q f 1 Enlso contoured
A , 3‘ _ ‘
Juvenile Court
peered old in: its en-
ghtenawtone oi the
who has: occup
any a long and pe-
omen .from
" or the court
bject of the
inistrations a brief
cl: or moral con-
a sense of responsi‘
former delmquent‘s trou-
As the offenses
worse. *a sobering
t inst imposed grid
to allow metri-
Sam’s great school
starry banner. The
gratifying both
he“ court and to the
mix man’hoe maxim
honorable race
it promotion.
g contains advice Villa

The ‘NorWalk
t5 bumarb"!onnd an amen
"concealed wea- deavors

‘court tomorrow militant juveniles
its attention in ru
tient session.
one of the "graduates
who himself was »
court‘s patient m
few years ago.
caption and
bility." this
ble was diagnosed.
grew from be.
sentence w“ a
pended long
cuiation in L’ncle‘
afloat beneath the
results have. been
to the officials of t
parents. for the
goodenioys an
‘ has recently
letter tollowin
younger brother:

Warner will
be arraigned on 'two coun
and possession or
pone." in the city
He. is held
35,0600 bonds.

_______———-—-—.
l ‘ < .
law. A new angle developed thisl, ‘ 4' g , .
. morning. when it was reported that ..' l ‘ 3 ‘ i.
the. machine was replevined by Deputy. * 3 ‘ _

Shel-lit Nelson Benedict in behalf 9le
Morris D. Spitzer. of New York city}-

1

street. Stamford.
and parked in a local garage for 17 lindson cor, badly dam
days. This was done at the request. (:1
of New York. parties. who claimed the 0f
automobile. and who said that-it was,

in d fault of
. e ' This aid c

S. Bowne of 84 Franklin
was bruised. and in
aged in an ac-
? night. at
e Post Road.

bile struck the hub
eels and jarred the
(Mr. Bowne‘s
the car across the road-
incline into the

 

dent on ilhesda
James Hill, on 1h

,4 passing‘uutomo
up of one of the wh

pie wanted Chief Pennington to turn- “heel out of

the machine over to them without"mndfi 390M118

32w anddown asleep
.3: y“ at the roadside.
w canoht fire.
*7th that it was impose
the accuse! the fire and also

Seattle. Wash.

 

Dear Mother:—
‘I received your

(1 waszverysla

two letters

but owing to the
ible to resell
{recluse on
the lire ‘1 received
she sent to
San Francisco.
to San From
Bremerton >N
“'8 left the navy
about 5:30.33. :11. .
miles from. Seattle.
your letter that I did
last letter Whether
Mcsent or not.
ive them until I
and they sure

most welcome letter
d to heur‘from 3'0“-
lrom M. One “
San Pedro. and one to
I received the one. . .
clsco first. hm in .
my “yard. 3‘
yard Satur-
That is only

‘nington returned the machinetci’ldr.»

. The car was‘
- 1‘ ‘2’. ii.
1.93810. ”earl! _ - > {81m

amused by tire.
was not injured seriously-» sent
wrote any of the other occu

room in wmsrsni! Kl no.7

WALL S1‘l:EE’i‘.‘h§ztb a. n1.-Li-.

punch! the

quidnlion or speculative issues made?
further substantial headway at thel.
broad an ductive opening at today‘s!

. ,_______......__._.._ ......
. ‘ WeatherFor-eeust
For Norman! nml vicinity: Cloudy ! not 10“ won in my
and .M‘ H: tonight "‘“d Saturday: 1 got the smo
fresh medium} northwest winds. Dis'll did not r“...
k“rhuwefi.control over ‘Florldn and 393m?- mother.
NWDukota are causing “rise-“N come ln handy.
weather in the southern and western about five days from p

Z i-{points .in Atlantic Gulf and \k'est‘...
Indies was soon extended to 3 1_2»distr:lcts The disturbance which was those thl

points. Kelly Sfiriugfleld Tlre drop-,

You said in

and equipments. ,An initial decline or,

t I bought pay day are all

So. mother. please
ch tor than;
’San Francisco whom-re
{We to seven
San Pedro. .I

t or nine days. it are are

‘ yesterday 5 run out.
morning. is now central over Southern very. very run
It is causing snow flur- lngnmletter to
rise over the Lake region and ~0hio .‘re a“) there.
The temperature is rising in! days. o.
5"“m“ ‘ get it in eigh
“‘9 up here.
‘And then you
very bad boy.
he will be very sorry 1 .
I nm‘sorry I haven't time

line now. BntoellmA. MAX LEVY
around

and western
Telnpcrature continues low
eastern portionot the Lake region and;
‘New Englnnd.

the central

its recent low floatation at .9. further. said “‘1“ 1.1.”, was

Tell him that '
’ ‘ 1 said that

so write him a
that I said to
.blrnéh‘thnLI
Because they are t
I urn toasts-“tho

‘1:er sway from the
used to?“
ho cmol that
““1“ '. l arsenal-hm:

1
home. liens-$22“ .r—o‘ ' “1
°' “ opts sAwrloAr svsumo

Hannah 3M. :Dibble, .Wofiw of the
[Alphonso Dibble. died at her hone
.ln-Rownyoon this 86
years. She is survived‘by
Robert dabble; binomial
leble. 8. Edward Dibble,,,.snu' Mrs.
William My. One a" .
John 3 DeWsters.

from cha- sot mesh“
m of miles from.
can never-"mm

t to another.
something clue—cum nev-

.lost wolt‘or
or home #

or tell when you will see yo

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

for Bummer-time can be In! it run

will let us

Tailor the-11w you.

“Thoma denim m R
trimming ideas are renbocfl'h I.
garments that we m up»

Come ‘3 and see our wide “it.
ment or material.
1

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New York W Tm... ' '
‘11 Normans-m
or arm

FOR SALE

House, eight reel-I, with m
adjoining.

Lot £53305 feet. on Coast street..- .
nest Post Road. Prloo'muor per
ticulsrs

 

'Ask John Tm '
No. 7 Main Street,
Real Estate 4m-

 

 

 

 

Irorl one 'WEEK one!

Our entire stock or W
shoes out limpet cent, troll our ro‘
ducedprlcoo. Also all-odd pairs 0.
'Men's bullies. and Children’s Shed

cut more than hell.

 

. Uphfitoll'mléwuf‘

 

 

 

‘ live in :Rowuyton.

will ‘be held rrom.the 'Honest. H. . .

nome- half the time -.
(«allows tolls. Your
these new we

-- , . . .
or anything. I 3“” . 4 _
anewlhuven
. to hear the other.
will storeys reg-mt
any advice. H. .
thing and come lime
little work. I "0'6
only
other I
found out {or
tor mother‘s
' 's line.
we mother, "
til

me home on
' 23.

We sud melanin! «will
in the newton, Union
Dibble was the
of 11W.“ died
he 1 house in which ~ mm ho“
hum. ;Her;miderrsnune.m‘mmn

inks pines
. , .1111! do your
widest resident beau-e rwu‘the some way
worse. But I soon to
joined the New and
’myselt. Am! «H. . - u
nuke. my sake. 1nd

wtrmy out _
M939 up there.
nonsense pm.
anyone you ;.
hello to item and ‘
won more to DRY-1““! ‘

y m
little; 3W;
lust .Mondny a; the
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