is ill at her home with an attack of
‘tdvpe. .
fir. and Mrs. Chane Ten-is. of Gre-
Boulevard. spent the week-end in
flow York city. .
Kr. and Mrs. Ibuis Hendricks have
moved from Van Zandt street to the
Benedict Farms section.
“
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church
will meet this evening at the home of
If. Gussie Billenstein. First street.
fir. and Mra'C. 0. French and fam-
ily of New Rochelle were visitors with
motives in East Norwalk yesterday.
C. H. Gaston of 18 Ediie avenue has ‘
unturned to his home after a. three
hrs visit in New York city.
0
This eveplng the members of the
Boy’s Club will meet at the East Ave-
nue M. E. church for the usual weekly
meeting.
Hrs. Clifford Lee of Fourth street.
entertained a number of friends at her
home last Thursday evening, the oc-
casion being her birthday. ‘
firs. Emma White has returned to
her home at Foster Park. after under-o
going an operation at the Norwalk
Hospital. a
Rev. Guy L. Vannah of the N. E.
School oi: Theology was the speaker at
both the morning and evening services
at the Advent Christian church yester:
m. ,
Announcement will be made fol-
lowing a meeting of the Official Board
of the East Avenue M. E. church on
Thursday evening. March 16th. of the
malts of the Every,Member Canvass
held yesterday afternoon. All of‘the
reports have, not been' received as yet,
and it is for this reason that the Of-
ficial Board will meet following the
prayer—meeting on Thursday evening.
The canvass of the houses of the par-
fish was made yesterday afternoon by
stile teams who returned to the church.
"he"? lh'f-‘L ,r:<':e,ser,,v§d, with Jasper:
' lift? o‘clock. It was decided to post'-
pone the announcement of the report
until latcr in the week.
‘A cradle Roll Graduation service
was held yesterday at the Advent
hristian church. Van Zandt and Bar-
vey streets. The brckam wasps fol—
lows:—
Cradle Roll Pall—Mrs.
Hhriver .lr.. Cradle Roll Supt.
A Cradle Roll Prayer—Verna Ferris.
Welcnmc—LMir-iam Hearse.
~ ‘The Little Pink Toe Brigade—~Grace
Knorr.
A Definition of a
George
Tripp.
.- Vw inhirs-«JCvclyn Norr.
Song-Jcsus Loves Me— Primary
pnrtmtlnt. 4
Tho Philly 1 Love-«Howard Kicker-
son. Evelyn Knorr. Verna Ferris and
Marlo liuckmnn.
Sloop Littlollahy of Milieu—Ella. Von
'Hclmolt.
Solo rrrrr .Icsua
Khorr.
(lrowt‘u— T‘orothy Rlnne.
' Rooks of lilo llihle~~~Hownrd Nick-
arson.
Sons: ~- Junior Choir.
Followinz fhis came the presenta-
tion of diplomas iiv Richard Bland.
Supvrirto mirnl of the Sunday School.
those :ruiluuiim: lit-inst. Earle illnciu
man. \'4 ma l‘vrris. .lnrtlm. Illnckmnn
and Howard vakerson.
ROWA Y TON
Mrs. Elizabeth (inogcr
naniel Mac 1 .eun
York city today.
Touch hie—Grace
and Mrs.
are visitors in New
Tho Izowny‘on Hose Company {st
its monthly me-ctin'g this evening in the
hose house.
The Ladle 5’ Auxiliary of the Roway-
ton Hose conlpziny met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Sidney Hell.
The Every Member canvass of the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal church
has not been completed as yet accord-
ing to a statement this morning to the
Sentinr-l. Ivy the Rev. George A. llaird.
The purpose of the canvass is to se—
cure nocvssal‘y funds {or the church
budget. '
Mrs. Anni» Russl-ll of \V‘ashington.
widow of General Charles Russell.
Civil \‘i'ur insider. and the mother of
Mrs. David llisphnm. a summer resi—
dent of Tokenekc was found dead
Mrs. J. w. smus’g‘n of Myrtle street
Baby --—Edwin l
"Mitchell. om-
W
PM and. Mn. mama. or
Grove street. were visitors out ortovn
sum-day. ’
C ,, ' H. ~ Y . . , ' j g ‘1‘ _ .
Mrs. Howard Holly. 6: Railroad ave-L ,
nue. wast} visitor. out of town mat:-
day. " ' * ‘:i.lj?.f:6
on; Board or Selectmen hekitheir
weekly meeting this morning. in the
Town hall.“
Dr. Edwinooidrmk. of the Cherry
Lawn school. Brookside avenue. lec-
tured yesterdty afternoon“: Stamford. i
I Miss Marioxf Forbes. of New York
city. was a week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. F .8. Howard. at the Post road;
church. A full attendance is request-
ed. » , . ,
.Herbert Richdale, of the Poet road.
who has been ill with pneumonia‘for
the past week is able to be about
again.
Miss Anna Conn. ssdstsnt. town'through the a”; filled with Wily
clerk. spent the weekpend in Brooklyn.
N. Y.. as the guest of Mrs. Addison
Renaud.
The Church Aid Soul tyof the Pres-
byterian church of
ford. '
*—
The speaker at the Men's class of
the Congregational church yesterday
was Charles White at Gleubrook who:
spoke on the subject of "The Genui-
ness of Religion."
The body -ot Mrs. Minnie Youngs
was shipped to Bedding. Kansas yes-
terday for burial. and was accom—
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brage. of
Mansfield avenue. Mrs. Brage. being a
daughter of the late Mrs. Youngs.
Farm. left this morning for New. York
York city. where he will have several
of his birds on eghibiltiignigtgipgithe,
’ninth’ annuall‘lower Show being held 1861 in Company D. 7th Regiment,
Connecticut Volunteers. and served;
'under General
this week at the Grand Central Pal-
ace.
Mrs. Daniel Bly entertained Satur-
day evening at her home with an in-;
formal supper dance for several of her
friends which included. Miss Natalie
Morchouse. Miss Margaret Jefferson.
Miss Esther Jacquith.‘Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur llihliins. Miss Florence Gillette.
Harold Itohrhack. Louis Jefferson. Ed-
win Cooper. Mr. McConnell of New
York city. and Merwin Bly of Lces-
burg. Virginia.
BOBBY SAVAGE LEAVES
BRIDE ALONE IN
FLAT SHE. RENTED
NE“? YORK. March l3.-—-Bobby
Savage. son of a rcputcd Minnesota
stool magnate and )iilford Prep
School, student. who cloped to Con-
necticut. last week and married Geneva.
of tin) lit-st pogo stick
raccrs the Zicgficld Roof ever pro-
duced. has given up his quarters un-
tier his wife's roof at 307 “"est strcct.
it became known ycsterduy.
Bobby‘s mother. who‘ll; now in La—
.iollzi. t,‘:il.. and Bobby's brother. lid—
wnrd. who lives at 315‘ “'cst Ninety-
cighth street. are still firmly set
against the youngstcr’s matrimonial
vrnturc. And at formt-r Miss Min"
(hell's cpnrtnw‘ut the waiting
was told that:
"Mr. Snvarze’s wire is here but Mr.:
llc was. not here inst.
son.
4 soc rc t u ry
,puny, but who is now connected with samc
Sauna- is not.
night; and is not living hcre. Mrs.
Saving" has left word not to be dis.
turbcd."
Bobby's hrntlicr lives next door to!
thnt'
tlir- new brirlc. it is rr-poricd
lirother l—Zdward has “('t'l'i paying most
of the tuition at Milford Prep. and?
that Bobby's rcputcd wraith is only;
Thus Tloliliy. in clopinz with daily for brief periods. on what prom- SELPHCR (‘LFARS
A maxim! SKIN .
reputed.
Gnncva Mitchell. may have severed the
pill? line to his allowance.
CROPS!) BROKEN FOB
SE‘V BANK BI’ILDLVG
Ground was broken this morning by
the P‘i'cd 'l‘. l.c_\‘ contracting company.
of New York City. for the erection of
1110 new homo for the FairfiMd Coun-
ty Savings llauk. on “'3“ street.
urer of the. bank is correspondingly
happy over the start of the work. The
new building. which is located on
“'11.” street between the Norwalk Club
building and the Cosmopolitan Res-
taurant. will be ready for occupancy.
it is expected. about October lst or
15th. '
- film yesterday -
The Male chorus. at the Congress-l
ticnal church meets thicevening in the .
Ibile truffle im and more [open
iwithi siikhtly rising temperature.
aroton held a
cake sale Saturday morning in Stain-i
’ stead ever since.
iNew York City for burial.
“City. N. .l..
[1564.
worldl
..\'o. 3.“. l. (I.
l Jarvis.
Cantor will
' AETER IN
With Spring fflcially only_.r_'eigh't
days away; the. weather. man sacred .
Norwalk 9; sample yesterday at what
may be expected?! soon. The».hright
sun and moderate temperature. called
people into the; open. and many“‘took
advantage «the pleasant day. .
In the m districg the streets were
well. filled with pedestrians and 3100b
ed more use”: Sofie: Sunday pox-aide
than the first real Spring-like day.
New coats and hatswere very much.
in evidence ami- camera-supply shops-
did. a rushing businesson the file of
The downtown streets also present?
day. and. the‘street cars‘carried‘more
passengers than has Keep the case on
a Sunday for many months. “homo-l
pleasure cars were seen 3.10ng the
mom and char mu Assam.- ,st politich ' she m a staunch Dem. ,.
fcr‘at'and" saved his town to:
terms as setefiman. and in other out.
or the later made! pf gouging ms in
use during the past winter. passed
parties. ,
The forecast indicates continues: fair
weather for the’flrst‘part of the week
CELEBRATING
l:
" Her-was“ . :aiitelis
“cow: wmmc ..
. ANNIVERSARY,
Continued from Page one:
and have lived" in the same home-
Mr. Raymond is a‘weli known man
in Norwalk. For nearly thirty years.
he conducted a. grocery business at. 31
Main street. First'District. He was a
mutants" ‘ m" e
purified soéd “can"? Agnew. H W, , 1-
ing man who p
‘ " ashe preached.
._ Mr. Lock ood was or; the old'echooi
othrmerswho tilled; his fertile Maia.
with um nomrecr’mox-Wi‘nd
can. but was pram , notable admit--
aimed?!“ mm 'mmemw “Slim: been , " a. museum m
an: Lao new
Formally years he made a, specialty
i_'
ctr-sinus and bte'edhtg“Devon cattle-t1“ too we?!” , ‘
and his exhibit of oxen at the various.
CDW'as-ricununi ram brought
hbflw‘a madam: of the prizes in any
class'mwmei: he? had entries, He was '
considered one o: the most expert
Judges of cattleand his services were
. , in Mt demand at cattle
ed a saystpmmmc":theauehm the imoughuut-tlz‘i’ysfite. ' 5’
, 7 "and most valued
membefofthe Mullet Episcopal
shows ‘
mum“ round, .. v whom. I“
church‘s”, was for" many years » a... -
leader in the, services at Bald Bill and.
Cam mdale- churches.
In any
cist, positions.
It is a most remarkable ’fact that his
death brings the first break in the
family of the four children of Rmus
rind Sallie Lockwood. his only sinner,-
MTS- 3- G. Seymour. of 15 Grant street.
Norwalic, and his two brothers. John
Lockwood. or 25 West Main 5&1?ch
Lockwood.‘ 1.9:; .
New Canaan. an well past the allots?
,ago of three core years an tea surviv. .
‘ ing him. , \
Nor-walk and J o‘séph
He leavespns son. Charles 8. Lock-
wood. of Mitch. and one daughter.
”:11.ng write of Dr. F. G. Atwood.
New lfliaven. ,
member at the Board of Charities and l m WEED EVEN
was always more or less interested in
politics.
1 And in telling of the life of Mr. ‘
G. Dubdley 'l‘illey. of the Tilley Bird Raymond. it. must not be forgoueni
that he is a veteran of the Civil War. )
having served during the entire four
yeaizseot that struggle: *Hreniisted" in
Terry and General
Hawley. in fact. he was orderly for.
some time to both of these officers. ;
One of the recollections which‘
comes to the mind or Mr.
when he reviews the events of his}
lifetime is the remembrance at the
time when iic guarded the hwy of tht.‘
martyred president. Abrahaln Lin-
coln. This was in 1864. Lincoln had
been assisainated in” \Vashintton. l).
C.. and the body was being brought to
At Jersey
howevcr. the body was?
aid in static so that throngs might
pay homage to the
Mr. Raymond was one or those se~
iected to guard the body during this
pcriod. ' ‘
In addition to his war activities.
Mr. Raymond is greatly interested in
Masonic work. He is ouc'of the old-
est living members 01, St. John's
Lodge. No. 6. l“. and A. M. The old—
cat living memtwr of the lodge is
James W. Storcy. who lit-came a mem-
bcr in 1362. Mr. tnymond and
Gcorgc l. lluxton became members in
Mr. iinyruund is a past com—
mander of Clinton Commander-y, No.
Ii, K. 'l‘.. min ._ iln- present time ably
fulfills 'l»— mm.» of sentinel. He is
also a ma miter of “Washington Council.
No. :4. it. A. M.. as well as being a
chart-r """Yll't‘l‘ of Cor-hence Tribe.
1:. 31.. and of Bucking-
ham Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond have one}
(lvorgc S. Raymond. formerly
of the Central 'l‘rust Com-
.
n, hank examining llrm.
“THE (‘Alfldo GIRL."
For over a work now two hundred'
school children have been rehearsing;
isr-s to he the theatrical event otthe
scuéon.
A drincing specialty by Mantaret
llcutrlce Downcs and Heleni
be one of the feature!
numbers in-a. “Cinderella Ballet", in'
."Thc Cameo Girl." the musical com-
edy. which the Senior Claim of the
Norwalk High School will present
next “’1 dnesday at the Palace and
'T 4 '
Seymour Curtis. sccremry and tceas-l hursd 13. at the Regent theatres.
The committcc reports that tickets
are selling well and
point to crowded houses.
served seat sale opens tomorrow at‘
both theatres.
“The Cameo Girl" has just been
presented in Boston and flattery from
the press and public have been re-
ceived here. - r t
NEW if’o‘
loudness m Page One):
working toward their goal of equip.
vine , ever-r "Elioo’f «our * poi-aisle.
projectors.
.. “Speed and cuteness by the use at _
school films" epitomizes the account
which the James G. Blaine school of
Philadelphia given of itself in a. state-
menthy its principal. Edwin Y. Mon-
ltaymond tanye.
“On Friday of each week the entire
day is given over to visual instruc.
tion in the auditorium. Five groups
of pupils spend one period of lily-five
minutes in this room. In this manner
approximately 1200 children receive-
a period of motion pictures during!
the course 0! the day."
Dcprecating the lack of a wider
range. of school-films correlated with
great man and .the school curriculum. such as those: indicate personal merit.
for \' isual
produced by the Society
says the
Education. Mr. Motnn ye
geography. history. civics. hygiene.
nature study. literature and industrial
studies. -
“'In geography there is scarcely a
country that is not well covered with
suitable picture malt-rial. Its value
may be somewhat fitimntcd by the
act thatachildJnay gain in fifteen
minutti; from the scrccn the number-
li-Ss details of. any. life in India.
which otherwise would consumc hours
of reading. Moreover. there is loss
likelihood of false impressions being
gained by the screen method. since
dimcultles of language interpretations
l
are overcomv: pictures have a, univer-
sal langnarv and a common appeal to
all grades."
Mr. liontunyo makes a special
point of thc fact that the number'of
pupils who can be instructed at'thc
tinic by the acre-n method is
limited only by the capacity of the
nmlitorium»~:m important item in
these days of crowded schools.
Apply Sulphur As Told Y'hen Your
Skin Breaks Out
1
Any breaking out of the skin on‘
face. neck. arms or body is overcome
quicki‘ at by applying Sleutthul—
phur. The pimples seem to dry right
“mars Lessons! ‘
wet. sir you no "7 f ,.
dumb-ante as chemot- mail} {on
was? some in -,.
Jim I
.. a.
Wimwfim
One tun
.3
t
Failure offline. ‘lano-f Pub.
t
3 rue HAND och 30°91'93-
should be strong and well marked. to
I The mount
: of Mercury itself, sometimes bears two
. parallel verilcallines. to show success-
‘most useful at present are pictures on . m ability in we healing profeuln’n.
and the making of money thereby.
Lines on the same linger, running
3' (mm the bottom phalanx anthem of.
z the middle phalanx. show scientific or,
.medicul knowledge.
.The mount of his". lyinghefinen
. the outer ends or the line of the heart
iand the line of the head. should be
{well marked. to signify courage, pres-
;enee of mind and quickness in diag-
;nosis. The snow qualities are shown
any what is called sometimes "the sec-
;ond mount of Mars.” lying at or near
9 the junction of th. thumb.
3 (Copyright)
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‘ain-nun-II-ugnnunnunm-nua
' s
: A LINE 0’ CHEER :
' ~—-— I
: By John Kendrick Banal. :
: I . I
= MY PEN :
. ' _ '
i' MY PEN may play a wedding |
I part. I
: But while l hold in clear I
. I'll‘ dip it deep down in my heart ~ g
:1 morally. momma-'31“ and '
. . . Iv
; ' "l'willerite of love and cheer, I
- : And spread abroad when all my :
use ~ / .
3 The Joyous Hope lite grants to no. 3
g 4 (Catawba) I
s -—— —' .:
up and co away. declares a noted ykin .
specialist.
_ Nothing has ever been found to
all indicationsitake the place of sulphur as a pimple
The TEA;
removr r.
pensive.
It is harmless and inex-
Just ask any druggist for a
ismall jar of Mcniho-Suiphur and use "V
it like cold crcnm.-Adv.
VScntinel Yant Advs.
results. .
Bring good
- p .7 . Phalanx-said in response to at! injuiry
sANi‘rAalUM’ ItiMATE'sulmoes
-
Dr. George Sheri-ill. today‘
-1 meet ,1. db m1; comatowork '
deans. morning any before yesterday.
Datum-car run. every tree Gas-U
‘ fooltfit car‘s-nods h‘osl
moxie: one morning. VI; reachada
workman“ time when 41 qujcet
, _- e I go toé'1w0rk Ilka
ffivit pretty quench. too. While Ijam
W ,. Jim. car cream cone,
andg'two granddaughters. Challis-'5‘ m rweetn' ' ‘ (a, notorcyckgwot: 36m. '* m '
Bertha and Virginia. Atwood. all of = ; _ ' - -
' FOR a successful physician, thegiiuo,
of fortune. \vhich starts at the line.
gof life. near its end, and music the
' linger of Mercury, the little bigger.
‘ men.
STAMFORD, March 135-4! , death
certificate filed by Medical Examiner
:3
. _'___a-
W W's Boa was up early
in the sugar house over in the Green
'It. (holiday: in is all night
'“" Ind“); nudism-it break of day.
‘ 7m ‘ ' .111; first tiring he did was
WM fight.” slim
/ to himself.- “Yes. sir. i was sure that
‘ we we . :tllmwe wanted for
k assassin-[J1 W1, would toast
3 [that MSWthis manning. But
Mina..- slice here. There’s the
' ” “fee!" that. was left, but then
1 isn’t as sign ef‘m film and l lmow
”that there. were either two as three
m Thane-mt Mmehjom that.
spoieinissedxuterdsymming. It is
, 311.3“:qu imw things can
' walk on“ like that: . whitefoot the
, to have
ended; elf? those
E
i
things. I wonder if
it can. be that My Jack Squirrel
has ire-I paling-me 1 watt”,
- Kilimangeaoeful search for a
th‘mreg-ITPI Jackf gnight have
“ entered. it! e remembered that
’ "Jack 3 to bet! it night. So
7 ' ghee: there it could ma
- ‘ nv Jack Sonia-cl. Be
codes.- '91 some ensued:
mammals-t and: then sat:
' down to eat his bmkiast..3e reached
L s, I for his cote: and such
’ ted; luck: as. came over his
1 wasn't where he had
Wt “7' In fact, no spoon
use whines ”when, and there
had been four of then: the night he-
flit
g
r
E“
'.,:~ny names W. Burg...
Thaw to m is very clear:
may; of themselves don’t. disafrpt'i‘r.
w.’
u;
' "nil. in to.
bite! as. it fife iii! breakfast.
certainly wouldn’t. take spoons.
I
' L. I know I did. Somebody
been in here in the night and
M is all there is about it.
“an unlocked the door in the night
“charm locked it again when they
M mt.” ‘ '
This satisfied Farmer Brown’s Boy
that (he: from
, incl m» been lackedwhen l collecting the sap.
owoh,“nd¢th7ere was no window f put>my mittenstj"
.r a ' -c . 539: any 4,“ rtflrhivej" 7 7 7
clubbed? in. or on .
the other one when
jing in wood last n :2
There 3
must be» somebody who has a key. “I didn’t have
join those spool"
apple.
sit iswa mystery
until. suddenly he remembered that-
$0.1:th that door the night lio~ 2
10:6; 0! course. no one could have.
the outefde.f ‘
is quite upset Farmer Brown’s Boy. 1 Boy Finds Thmgs.
, f m a} _ Bram—1’s VBoy Elissa Things
—-Farmer Fr» ~-~* '
4 - 9‘ .l S B
4h——%m\ 0y-
/
zg:
He began a m-rmul Search f.”
hole whereby H (3 [gig- Jack might
ham cultured
Think as. he would he could»
guess who could by any charm
taken those four 5130-. m3. '
W'hen Farmer linwn affidh
seemed quite as much
carefully they we:
sugar house on the "lglfilde, but“.
where could they m; any slam:
a visitor in the night. '
“Have you Lot-km around to melt
anything else is mimug“
. m L . J V 7’“ ' , s er Brown. “Yes."
Me: ' 3m '1 Bo}: been to have E Brown’s loy. "Tin .. .
A Om feeliuc. ( 39-. be)! . that he ‘ bread seem to be all t: at we" at" ’
‘ id“, ‘pufi M, . , {our 3% 01' I shelf 3 I suppose we can‘t “2.519 any mm
‘ a” I W' 3 were i time now. for it :s :..gi. Lu.‘ mm -
“Here is mac."
house.
“It looks as
A:
1- armer'Browr' Fir a
he. “I think i? :
It’s a r:_\
.a .
a. a...
to make of it
(Cornyright. 1"._ :7.
The ncvt stnr' :
\
around the Old
. .
i wonder when} ‘
. . _ . sari Farnirr 3‘9“. r
. ‘PICkmg it up fret): all mi box. "lmtl 7
- 'for me." mut— I don't see the other.“ ~‘
, bored Form. or Brown's Boy between the box, behind it sari aii brtund’m
"it is . but the second mtttel’. WM no: the".
. 'i'es. sir. it is spooky. Rats, { Then they hunted M m. p. msideth. .-
. flies or Squirrels might have taken.
‘T the bread or even the apple. but they
I . wrath one barel
know‘ ut those spoons on that shelf Farmer Brown.
on“;
has
NO mitten was
jsi .. vet. lulu. '
"Twin: r Pron'l
of suicide.
N0 OBJECTION T0 TAX.
I
“'omen Do Not
. Tax tnpopulsr.
r...
The first collection of the personal
tax from women has failed to disclose
to the personal tax collector. that thc
new law is unpopular among the wo-
. A large number of women have
paid the tax since the first of Febru—
.ary, and. in almost every case. the tax
has been paid without a word of fic-
teat. According to reports from some
other places in the state objection has
fibeen‘lmade to the imposition of the
tax. but with the women of Norwalk.
.the tax apparently is not considered
" unpopular or unjust.
Some women. in paying the tax.
gave make the comment that married wo-
359hy}‘h as the cause or dEath 0‘ MNS emen whose husbands pay a, personal
sierra M; Ranflenbbaut of Weatwood. "m ought not to be assessed.
Othc rs
.N. 1.. on Thursday last. at‘a. local pri- ”mark that the women wa] ._
. '_ -. ited the
"a: gatflaflgm‘ Sh? had; been \a right to vote and for that reason they
pa on re or til-'0 years. 31me ought to be willing to pay the per-
llms’iiro.
. ' spend a great part.“ the:
As play an lxnporzut part in the ceremonies}: Paris;
-
v
EKTFARIS" Missal». _
mater lb‘ nor. only cerebrated in the Umedfitatea but. in pm" Goa at; m
o: the Old World where the populace is of Christiandsiith.‘ While $38..“ I
rate: the resurrection of Christ in I" M ., ‘-
.19 the same as they are in America.
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made voters. but who are nevertheless
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.‘expect to be’ made voters at the first
.opportunity and thus avail themselves:
of all the privileges of citizenship.
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Poultry Wire Netting
All Sizes in Stock—Our Prices Are Pi
, Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefurnishings
340. Free
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12-14 N. Main St:
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