..
.. J-‘Por some time put our bmév I.
3' thus been yery pleasant and‘s‘stis- 'I
‘ ‘v‘letory, as we have had plenty of I
The
orders-have been from peopleywho
. prefer to be safe rather than
“try. There are others who think
.4 Ker hope) that some miracle will
I. performed before next winter
coal and plenty of orders.
“at will be to their advantage.
: i {With people who so believe we
‘Iave no quarrel, but we honestly 2
tfiink they have guessed wrong. I
Nothing is sure—except that we .
have coal now,
‘54:;
‘f
EVERY BRAIN 'AND
EVERY. ATOM OF. ENERGY. meal
‘ This is the time—when every business inan takes oi! his coat. IN“.
on his hands and re-vim—and beat the brush for business.
This is the time—when the business whiner should be ostradsed.
the grouch banished, the discouraged inspired.
- This is the time—when we must induce business
the public needs at equitable prices for dependable goods.
’ This is the time—for everyone to remember that, truth. courtesy.
. 1 .. ,. s.
ammo
and smiling service are the three great assets of personal success.
prosperity. - ‘_
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OIOTRI
”'4'.
l..‘-
Ell-CREATIONS
All (or You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy”),
Orchestra
Toddle—Medley Toddie
(introducing “No Wonder l'm
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
.Trot (Introducing "Dear Mo")
Jazz Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbla Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot '
Delia Robbla Orchestra
strut. Miss Lizzie, AI Bernard
Scandinavia (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
Dome and Nestle In Your Daddy's
'Armo—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Deonah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
lake Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
.lrsn of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band
Iarglo, Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
I. the Heart of Dear Old ltsly
_ Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
3 No. Main St, So. Norwalb Conn.
.3
1—1
eIaDt-esa- V
'Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
0hr Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR
COMPANY. .
r
TIRES AND TUBES
“chest Quality. Lowest Prices.
Ilotor and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On I; isy Terms if Desired _
'AARON KOHN
'nle Lcadlng Accessory Store
I Iailroad Ave. Phone 459
\
‘
noes canton:
’5 CARPET CLEANING
m and Rugs Cleaned Clean
Treated
Colors Restored, Like new 3
‘ORIENTAL 3;
Orders Called for m undid
Service Prompt; ' "
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
I? Cedar St. Bo. Rel-walk
PHONE 969
'5‘
- \' fiLii- ‘
T.
-—-and—- - A
-—for—- ' ‘ .
BOYS AND GM
AI: Tlie "
Children's Store
'7 “'0‘! "-3th Co. Nero.
'.'F
. .H') '3"
; .~.l'~u
,
IO UTl'I NORWALK
.VAAST- BROS.’ GARAGE”
‘i‘:'“
IUTOI.
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
Lnsousnins FOE WEDDII’OB I” won
ran .VIUI
NORWALK a eooovsan cone rinse
riiouss use, as",
by catering/to
This is the time-let's all so to work for the new era of real
The Hatch £9” Bailey. Co.
Lumber and Roofings ;
iii?
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liiIlll
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb .
PURE LEAF LARD,ib.,........
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, bag ......
NATIVE SPINACH,‘pk ...... ....
YELLOW ONIONS, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . .
NEW POTATOES. 4 lbs. .........
sass WASHINGTON "his?
13', lbs. WHITE ensnuu'rso squn ..-...:.........
.utfi................. ‘12,
85c.
BUY YOUR BREAD, ROLLS, CAKE
WHITE HOUSE BBEADEBY
NEXT TO
'A. F. BECKMANN & 00.,
THE TRUE
EXCELLENCE
Is IK-st shown by the satisfaction ex-
use
Experience has taught
them that wc can be relied upon to
veal.
pork or poultry of the DO” and most
are
always glad to rccommcnd the Char-
nook Market in the highest ‘erms. to
about the
liliaIIlYJif the meat served at their
prcsscd by those who constant]
our meals.
furnish lwcf. mutton. lamb.
uniform quality. Our patrons
those who are particular
table. . . r
0mm“ mam
Phone 583-2
19 Railroad Ave.
TRY HAVING YOUR ORDER DELIVERED. YOU WILL
- BE SATISFIED
asses-sneesso-ee-s-ees.
soc-oIo-ooaao-
oooss-seaooas
....... so...-...... sees
, AND PIE AT THE
Inc.
.IDIIO. ‘&
.......... 15¢.
..... .1.”
PHONE 14“ “
CRITERION 0?
CORSETIERE
56 South Main Street
MME. , JEANNETTE
sou'rn nonwsnx's manure
AND GLOVER
South Norwalk
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
STEWING VEAL............. 2 lbs., 25c
Rib Veal Chops»................... 25clb.
Fresh Plate Beef lOclb.
Shoulder Steak 18clb.
e-.-.----.-.---..
f ’ it OK
Schultze’sfSanitary Markets
Open 6 a. m., Closed). m.; Saturdays 6 a. m. to 6 p. in.
39 “IIIJTBEET, NORWALK
WASHINGTON 8T. , WAD AVE, 80. NORWALK
BRIDGEPOET
BOOK
BISHOP’S LETTER
ST. PAUL’S IN '
RECTOR IS'COMM'
Continued from First vague.
ED
‘ish to my rcquest in
.Dlocesan Convention. Sucheo-p’oocia-
tlon could not fail to makc mi: cs-
‘pccially lllICl‘efiltd in your parish and
its welfare. , , 1's- r:
.‘i- In rcply to your communloa
pie say that according to the" I eral
‘tanon 20. Sccftion l. “the l ”t of
,‘lfie worship and the spiritualiauris-
diction of the parish arc vcste’d h‘ the
f‘l-lcctor'. The Vestry has its own’ busi-
,hcss which is. according to on .Dio-
pesan Canon 1, Scclion 9. the Viac-
,tlon.‘managemeiii and contv-h‘uthc
rcgnrd to the
lot
it
e Pariah. the Rector living.
the neon nd control or the=
l.
I
i'I'he Vestry transcends its office in
‘taking any corporate action 1:».th I
the ordering or the services: -
(course any parishioners mp}: express
to the Rector their wishes. ' '
I have been in communicationnvith
»he Rector and learn that he, has on-
,deavored to meet the expressed Wish-
es of parishioners by having 'on two
Sundays of the month at 10:30 a: m.
—f~,
David .W. Raym
UN DERTAKER
Tobe-Office, 1103- House, on
u wasmne’rou or.
now no usm’amwisin ‘«
full Morning Prayer and sermon.
after which a hymn affords opport-
unity for any who may desire to re-
tire; and then follows the Eucharist
or Holy Communion. Now let _me
say thaf’this is precisely what 1‘ ob-
nrved last summer in Wednfinoter
dancing in' its mines. It was. if
i
ng‘
Abbey. which is not condoned «dial! Col
being "advanced." or extrcmc.
other Sundays your Rector Hill
10:30 the Holy Communion.
i‘ng of human ordering.
tolic ago the Holy
Communion'
Day.
service on the Lord's Day.
torls only desiring to
up to date.
“people and considerate of them.
word and work .
'cupr
the Parish I am
I l’aithfully yours.
i
I , . MAY YOHE imuneo
, actress, 1’
Hope. w
Snutmsbewascrosamgtatroot
The
has
Mornim,r l'rnyer at 9:00 a. m.. and \t
Now lct
inc remind you that this is the only
service institulcd by our Lord Illm~
self. Morning and Evening Prayer be-
In the Apos-
was
celebrated at first daily-but was al-
ways lllv chief service on every Lord's
The church at largeis unmis-
takably moving toward the practical
recognition of this service as the chic(
Your Rcc~
have the serviccs
As I know him. your rector is 9. din.
-voted parish priest caringr for all his
‘ _‘ this mmning, and transmission
Let me express the hope that your
historic parish will set an example to
{property and all business 1m“ or‘otlier parishes in a loyalty which. will
RUN?” Einvolve patience and consideration on
armhlthc part of any individuals who may
buildings for the full and free dis-Iain?" from the Rector, and, by all.
charge of his functions and' ’d'uticaih’m'ty ”“990" 0‘ him in every 3°04
Earnestly.urging this attitude Upon
,r the members of your Vestry who oc-
positions of such influence in
CHAL'NCEY B. BREWSTER.
Bishop of Connecticut.
NEW YORK. May 11—May Yohe.
er wife of Lord Francis
sulerinx today from a
spinal injury she sustained last night
when struck by an automobile. Accom-,
pulled by her husband. Captain Jan,Every.m
. company.
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.Missanasta and M. Jam
Tierney Married in Pres-
ence of Large Company of
Friends , ,
(Miss Mario Margaret floats and M.
James Tierney. were united in. mar-
riage at St. Mary‘s church at 8 oefock.
(8. ’1‘.) this morning. by Rev. '1‘. J.
Finn the pastor.
Miss Busty. is a. daughter of Adolph
J. Basia of 159 Main street. andwas
a bookkeeper at tlic American hat
She was arcs-(U in a white
bended gcorgette over satin dress. and
“fore a bridal \‘cll trimmed with lily
of the valley. She carried a shower
bouquet of bridal roses.
The mom isr-the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Tierney of 10 Chapel
street. and is monomer of Rockwell's
shOc department. in liridx‘eport-
The couple were attended by Mrs.
Madeline C. Perkins. as matron of
honor. and Dr. William W. Tracey as
best man. Mrs. Perkins wore a pink
embroidered gcorircttc crepe dress
with hat to match and carricd a hou-
quct or pink macs.
The1 "Sht‘rfl wcrc Adolph C. Basin
and I’atrick iii-nni-ssy. The church
was handsomely decorate-d with palms
and cut flowers furnished by M. F.
Byxbee the florist. ‘ '
, The COllplt' lrft for a honcymoon
”In (0 Niagara fiills and on ihclr rc-
iurn will temporarily inakc their home
at 10 Chapel ,Iii'iwi. will hc all
home :lflcr Jum- list.
'I'hc bride was (“on
Iflllli‘l this morning. and
ring ci‘ri-monv was ilisml.
Agni-s Sujliynn sung “ii Promise“
Mo" and “Avi- Maria." Mrs. Irving
Huymcs sling iho- liridal chorus from
Lolicngrln and Mrs. Aliwrt Rose sang
"U Salutaria." 'I‘lic organist was .‘lzlr-
gore! l.. llradv. ‘
Following ilif‘ Wedding a. wedding
breakfast was mind at tho homo of
llic lirldc. Many handsome gifts of
cut glass. silxm, china. lini-n. pictures.
furnilurr and gifts of chock: worl- rc-
'l‘lir)
away by hi‘l'
ilw «ioulilc
chVcil by tho cnuplc. (‘vucsln worn
pri-ncnt from .\‘i-\\' York. Long Island.
Drrliy. Bridgcpnrt. and Yonkers!
Thi- gift from llw luridcgroom to the
liridc was a liamlaoniv brooch wililc
ihc llrldc's gm was a diamond stick-
pln. To the nslwrs tho liridcgroem
mlvc gifts of ciilf links uml in the hast
man u stick pin. 'l‘lic matron of hen-
or I‘ICI'IVI‘QI a handsomc brooch from
tho hrldc.
SEASON AT ROTON
POINT STARTS SOON
Continued from First page.
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chm-(Ii. Jcrscy i‘iiy.
-Svt‘nlld l'. l?
Siiinliiv. .lui'u- l9 Sicami-r Sirius-—
i‘iilmi i. :I‘l l'l"li. of New York. Sir.
i' -\\iu~rlll\\‘:ill it Sun! cin-
.\';'
pli"v1§ VP": Yolk.
:n
sz-ii
Siramvr Cupbo—
.\ssOciaiion.
\jnnJ-i- 'Il’l.‘
us I"‘Il“‘< Mai-chanis‘
of -‘.w \mk,
Wmluvmlui, .lunc -- -Sicamcr Sir-
l’-~ii::iil,\ Luihcrn Sunday school.
S,Illll'il.‘l\_ .ium- 25—»Sicanirr Squam-
iiiiii « lliim i' (- Amcnd Social Club.
.\'i-w York. 13103ch Nils-inuwlluy
Slur Loilxc. Ncw York.
Sunday. June 26—Sicnmcr Taurus
_. Scandinavian Circuit Lullu-r Imag-
uc. Sluimer (lssiniiig—rComposilc
Lodzc Rlil. l-‘. A. 2“,. New York.
Monday. Jum- 27—Sicnmcr Cygnus
«Junior Ohlcr Uiiili-il Amcrlcun Mc-
(linnica.
Tucsdmz Junc 23—Sicamcr Sirius——
St. Triniiatis E. l.. church. .\'cw York
Monday (Doc-oration Day). May
10th. thru- will he a” special display of
fircu'm‘ks in the cycning.
llcgiunlm: May 21st. ilicrc \vlll ho.
dancing i vcry night. Gail's ofchcslra
of .\'or\v:llk. has liccii ciigugcd.
l-‘ircworks this iwnson will lie on
Thursday night. luntuul of Friday. as
hrrctofow. 1n casc of posinoncmcnl.
on account of rain or any othcr cause,
llu- display will lic givcn on Friday.
ihc succi-cding day. Regular \vcckly
displays will commence on Thursday.
Jillli‘ 23rd.
'l‘hi- preliminary opening of tho
park will IH‘ on Sailirduy. May tint,
and lllt' formal opcnlng on Saturday,
May :Mh. at which ilmi- cvrryllling
\vill lic in full swing. including the
Casino restaurant.
Thus far ihcrc has been approxi-
muli-l, fifty boats from New York.
and (‘ISI‘\\'hi‘l‘(‘. booked for this season.
(‘llul'li‘s I'fnlil. of South Norwnlk,
will lw fhc supcrinlcildcnl of the park,
this svuson. and will Illl\t‘ full chargc
of all inativrs pertaining to the con-
ccssions.
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MAGNETIC STORM ”IN EUROPE.
—
LONDON. May lG.—Tclcgraph and
tell-phoni- lines in tlic British Isles and
throughout all Northcrn Europc have
been seriously interruptcd by the
- great magnetic storm which virtually
pamll‘zcl wire transmission in thc
l'nitcd Slates, Saturday night and
Sunday. Cables between England and
the l‘nltcd States wcrc afl'cctcd early
was
badly delayed.
'l‘hc disturbance is bclicvcd to have
caused a fire which destroyed a tele-
phone exchange at Karlatnd. a Swed-
ish town about 160 miles west of
Stockholm. '
AVIATOR INSTANTLY KILLED
OMAHA. Nola. May 16,—Warren P.
Kite was instantly killed at Grand
Island, Nah, yesterday. when, before
hlswife and several thousand specta.
tors. he jumped from his plane lit a
helsllt of 800 feet. He was performing
aerial stunth ‘with Pilot 1. H. Smith
When the two planes crashed. Smith's
propeller cut the tail of Kite‘s machine
Seasonable
Stunning Suits, Coats,
Separate Dress Skirts, Pretty Petticoats
Sweaters for Ila'dies, Misses and candy,“
Medium and Light Weight Underwear for Everybody
Hosiery for Men, \Vornen and Children
. .
o HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING m was STORE. .
Suggestions All ’Round
the Store
Wraps
'1'“
‘Ifil
.; .31
’9'
Rugs and Mattings for Porch or Colt; cc
WE RENT. .VACUUM CLEANERS
Vudor Porch Screens in All \‘Vi‘itiis
WIRES IIIIIPPIEII BY
NIIIlIIlEIlN IIIIIIIS
Telegraph and Long . Dis-
tance Phone Seerces
Stopped for Hours—Dis-
.play Seen
i'lll‘ih currrnia. «luv to ila-
Aurora lion-ails. crippiml li‘I-‘gl‘upll
wirc m-rvicc ovcr thc entire country
&ilili’il:i_v night and its offs-ct. “as sic-
vo-ri-ly fun. All the loll-graphic scr-
vices wcrc crippled. Trig-graphic, com-
munication was accomplished only
:ll'irr considcrai-lo- difficult} and in
some insiunccs after sru'rul hours dc-
lily.
130 South-Tn Now England Triv-
plioni- company rcporiml its i‘llill‘l‘
systim am-ctml Ivy Ill" i‘lvcirical ills—
lurlillncc as dill llii- “'rstcrn I'nion
and Postal Trio-graph companies.
In some auctions of ilu- city lIlt‘ dis-
play was mam and sonic oliscrvcrs
said if was ilw most hunullful llicy
had n-u-r aim-ii. 'l'hc I‘Ii‘Cll‘I'HAI “luvs
xvi-r1- of ulii'fvri-iil Inn's.
Blfi TIME Al
lilNlli_l_i_l_’_3__SliilliEll
llic minor-
\‘ioIi-ill
Let’s :0. Buddy. to
Turlov \‘ctcrans‘ of Forcign “'ars'
lilg smoker. tonight. at iii-d Men's
Hull. Souih Nonvalk. I‘Zu-ry invmlwr
should nitcnd this mcciiug and smok—
i'r. as tho post colors will lw pri-sciii-
ml to liic post by llic Mulvoy-Turlov
families. and ilii‘rc \Vlll also ho a. his
class initiation. This moi-ting and
smokcr linlsllcs ihc u‘l-ckly mcciings.
an, through ilic summer months. ”10
post will mcri twicc monthly. Mul—
\oy»’l‘.lrlov Post has lie-en ili caislriicc
four months. and. in that short pcriod.
has hcconu- oiic of tlic lcuding posts
in .\'i-w England. 'l-Zvcry forcig‘ii scrv-
lcc man in Norm-all: should join and
make Nor-walk one: of tho biggest
pox-is iii Ncw England. Tcn ri-usons
why you should join:
1. llccauiw if yu‘u liavc soon for-
vizir scrvicc. lighting for "Old Glory,”
_\ou :ll‘i‘ worthy and Pliglllli‘.
lie-causi- ihvrv is no other rank
illc organizaiion likc the Y. 1".
\\':: it was crcaicd for you.
3. llccnusc liy hccoming amliaicd
wit liihls liui organimilon you are as-
sociaiui wilh mi-n “ho llau- sccli
kindrcd service.
4. llccasnc your comradcs nccd
you and liclicvc you lived the Organ-
izaiion.
5. llvcausc of thc crccd of the V.
F. \\'. and the rcai fighting spirit
which still pcrvadcs its ranks. ‘
G. llccuusc you can aid us in mak-
ing this lhc g'rcatcsf vctcrnn organiza-
tion of all iimc.
7. llccausc ihc V. l“. \V. l‘eprcacnts
pure Aincricanism.
3'. Because you can lic assured that
this organization will do all in its
powcr to aid the si-rvlcc and tho cx-
scrvicc man. and this has been prov-en.
9. llccausc in connccting yourself
with this organization you become
“part and parccl" of an organization
that always has and always will he
self-sustaining.
1". Because this organization he-
llcvcs in the doctrine of Roosevelt:
"One Flag. One Country and One
Language: is tolerant, not political
and non-sectarian.
The post will have as guests. to-
night: .l. Clinton Post. \\'cstport;
a
and
Buiiuifillifiill
convultlon
of
The eighth annual
ilic Conncciicut Li-aguc
arming 33 liuilding and loan associa-
(ions in :6 Connecticut communith<.
'I‘lwnc llSORl‘lMllOl’lS lulvc n lurinln l‘SIllll
iiiili,
’I'Iw i‘oniii-i'iii'ui I'lllxill‘ is :1 mini-
hor of the I'niii-d Stall-s lnagui oi
“Illl h
building and loan association
Iy SJIOIU'HO and asmis ui’ lllilli iliaii
two lullion dolluis.
lll‘lllk’illul’l has
Imiii :lssni-mliiwx;
ioiir building 4nd
.‘IG‘I‘liI' n,
association in uni-Ii
Clli‘sli r.
I‘illl‘:*".vl.
'rlli‘l'l‘ is nm
the foilloxving placrs:
iiirll, SITI‘IYUII. Ihliiiiui'v
'i‘orrinnion. Canaan, \\'ai.~ilmr\ inn.
i-‘lson. .‘Iiiiilli iown. Munch-M: r. \ui
“'li‘ll. .\'-‘w llrituin. .\‘i-\\' Luminn, Xi" -
imantic and “'indsor Locks.
Westport Girl Is
Champion
l‘ill'GllKI-ilil'b‘dl‘l. N. Y.. \I.l\' 1":
—Two rccord s wc rc
Hiclcn Taylor 0‘ i\\'csipori.
yard ilusli. ln-lnl: iimid m it ;: .3 .uw‘
onds. 'I‘Iic old mark of 9
was made by Miss Edith
the 1918 class.
onme
and Mrs \V. 1.. Taylor of \Vrsipori
and is well known hero.
IIIINVENIIIIIN MAY 2_I_
of
Building
and Loan associaii'nns will Iw mid
at Middlclovvn. Saturday, May 2),
morning and aficrnoon.
lh-ln-mlli-s‘ Will lic prriuni i‘i-pr' -
of 25,1imi and ailscts of nearly $$.Ci00,--
has an ag‘ui‘cgulc mcmhcrshlp of ncar- I
Siam-i
walk. Puiman. lloclnillc. South ““ll-
Runner.I
broki‘n S.illxni..y
at the annual h\‘ssar il-‘rhl hay. Miss}
Comm,
broke the rccord for the scvcniy-iixc
3»3 Si‘t‘t)?llls
of
Miss Taylor is the daughicr of Mr.
_‘ ‘
Foley’s
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
CLEARS THE THROAT oi phlegm
rnd mucus.siops that tickling. opens the
oil We lor casiebbrcotbing and coats
the raw. inflamed surfaces with o heal-
ing. soothing medicine.
Grateful Fad-er Tells What It Did
W. E. Corry. l” Us .ib S... Evansville. Int.
writes: "I have a little cirl ‘ years who boo
a seed Cool of trouble with v . l have used
Foley's Honey and Tor Co pound._1_iwn_¢ II to
bet accordion to directions. and «amine instant
solicitor has. Nude and l i .o it whenever
bothered with a cold or mill. and I will
ooythot it isthobootro-ot'g Iosobodoold.‘
coudh. threat trouble or ones that lever saw.
Parents who use Foley'i Honey and
Tar know it is safe and no harm will
come even ll an overdose should be
given by accident. It tastes good and
children like it. ll won't u the deli-
cate stomachs ol you“ chil tdelicate
persons or elderly people.
For sale by Stillson-Powcll Corp.
_4
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington Street
Keeler Building
Men’s Silk Hose
FULL rssmom
95c pair
In Blue, Black. Grey, Tan,
and White
Howard M. Bosse Post, New Canaan.
and ten State ofi‘iccrs. After the meet-
ing and initiation the Vote and guests
will fall in for chow. There will be
music and entertainment. The com-
mittee in charge‘ of the smoker is
John Guarniéri. Joacph Moeller. John
Gunther and wuliam Manes.
srncnns {on was:
EAST NORWALK
was: neuucrious .
AND ADJUSTMENTS ‘
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' BUFFALO. N. Y.. May 18.—Wm‘
reductions and readjustments were the
subject of a series of/oonferences be-
‘here today between omcialaof
the New York Central Railroad and
employee’ om. Although the
08 just been of the pilot's seat. It sp—I discussions and results will apply only
peared that Kite misjudged the dis- do New York Central. the meetinss are
tones to the ground when he jumped.
Herooeinhlsseat.poised himselffor
an instant and leaped into space.
l
in his baiy was broken. -The first
of nationwide interest because more
sentativea of the Big Four Brother-
hooda will participate. \
music come into the can
the was. and
' ' anew .
In
CASH GROCERY
Corned Beef—No. 1 Size—-
Cutto 17ooan
MMW,I£°T$
bouncer-stub: er
roduesdto 180cm
resale-r
15c
a
Corn.
cutto.......... 100
ToiletTissueJl-dls 250
A. .S ‘
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