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their lid to .plrbllé _
lcsnimilompl‘wectl-
I. boost to his induflrial welfare and
.a protection and a. bench other lines
as well. seeks the means to that and.
for himself. his family and his friends.
as the surest need to happiness and
prosperity. and everybody benefits.
.scnoo'p STRIKES.
lit lend;
and ,prfillte Amer-3
The alien. finding- that cltlseushlp ls'
Will scalefiluett, Peabody Building and
-.
\, a.
the wooden
' "That just: shows.“ .
in being disappointed in things. ”for
sometimes they turn out to , be the
. best, after all."
(Copyright. 1922, by Johnny Gruelle.
All rights reserved). -
,i
\VES‘I‘PORT SCOUTS x
NMIE OFFICERS AT *’
ANNUAL MEEYI'ING
‘ . , , ” di’iyfiaicsegly .
' Ann, "that we‘should nothe‘tod hasty
un'fises 5:48, sets 5:37; Strikes among schoolchildren have .
, . . v . . . ’ ‘ been reported ln‘variouil.localitiesv al— 0—!“ the am. . _ ‘
. l Hrs?” title 3.29 e, "3.1.8.312 p. 111- though the school year has only just nugmmeezgggk ifizt'niy'swfit coum fl 3 , . ’9
5‘ Mud Preemie exclusively begun. This is an evil which cannot. Ci! of the W’CStpox-t troops Thursday 6‘ .4
tied to the use for publication of be nipped ‘00 qul°k‘~"- night officers were elected and Troop . .
, ”new: (11!)..th credited to; it or A childiwho wilfully absents liim— 71 and 2 were consolidated into one ' . ' g ‘ >
ii." i .4“- ‘ {otherwise in this paper end also self from school is a truant and 4-. troop. The following officers {were . a _ ‘
”till . ‘ new. published heuln. - law--breaker. The parents who uphold elected: Chaiman, Percy Anderson; ‘
M! rights of publication or special hlm in such defiance are accessory to .- . ; sec- ‘ ,
bitches herein are also reserved. his crime. The child ,hould be pun: » ; Xfirfhggglafio {Linn {Xmas 15:31; Leslie _ . 1 1
‘ ‘ ished for truancy and his parents for , . . .‘ . , . . ‘ ' .
old Well Lodn No. 108 F. and A. contributing to his delinquency. . Sniffen. ‘Louis “goggles acggfiljxgg a . rug 3
. 33! meets. in Masonic building South It ‘8 0f no use 10 "‘3' l0 lnsllil‘c ”10 Scout Master or e ,
m n n street. lot and 3rd Tuesdays of 3'0“”! 0f the country With a refill?“ troops. P F B vd” g
{inch month, July and August except- ~for law and order when first in one Robert L. Lambert. . o. 4 ‘
.*"‘
.,
i
at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
Molly and freternnlly invited.
‘ ROBT.'J .WALSH. w. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
n
. l.-
w
. A mated convoca‘on of Butler
"Chapter. No. 38. R. A. ‘g.. will be held
:in Masonic Temple, South Main street.
as Tuesday evening. Sept. 26th. a}; 8
”o'clock. Work P. M. degree. Royal
fArch Masons cordially invited to meet
'1“! us. ‘ \
i S. P. DECKER. H. P.
r. s. LYQN. Sec'y.
THE TALKING FILDIS.
community and than in another school
children are permitted to take the law
into their own hands unpunished.
When school affairs have been al-
lowed to drift to the point where chil-
dren consider striking. the parents
have failed in their duty toward the
schools. \Vhen the children actually
strike. the parents have failed in their
duty in the home.
_______...._..____,
“W’e wish some aviator would show
us how to apply this engineless glider
principle to our automobile.” says the
Dallas News. Why. it‘s very simple.
You do just the way those German
district. Gardiner is appearingherb
under the auspices of the Armistice
Day Da'ade committee. Money raised
by soliciting among the crowd which
will gather to witness Gardiner pull
off his stunts will go toward the fund
for the Armistice Day celebration.
Gardiner, who‘ls 51 years old, has
been climbing buildings for the past
26 years. The Cluett-Peabody bulld-
lng will be the‘ 1.849th building mica.
v'l‘llc terrificstraln to which Gardiner
and Charles B.~ Iflrichs were appoint—
ed to act as an entertainment com-
mittee with Mr. Lambert as. chair-
man. This committee has gotten
busy already.
Mr. Ulrich will take the boys on
a. hike today to Devil's Den
where he will instruct them on map
reading and the use of the compass
and the field. ,
The committee will pick a. rifle
range and teach. the. boys shooting-
and ‘ marksmanship. Archery will
also be taught this fall.
The Girl Scouts held their regu-
lar weekly meeting W'ednesday af-
BOSTON STORE
. , - stunt - l g ' (‘
The movies may not be known mud“ "we” (”o—“art at the top of a big )owllll ll)“, linisélrclzzd 41111630135833}; that lernoon in the town hall 'and it was % N O R WA L K S B J S l E. J T C 0 R N E R .
., w l . . . 3' e ' "‘
longer ‘3 “the silent drama. i‘alklns h ll and‘coast down - he will lose more that! four pounds in deemed, to hold a dance in the l. , .
fun“ br‘ought from Germany by Lee Staples High school auditorium 11')
De Forest are soon to be exihlblted in
New York. Similar films have been
’nhovn already in Berlin, with up much
Europe was a. grea incontinent in its
day.
I
._...__.._..
weight in the adventure.
As he mounts the several stories of
the building he will do stunts such as
holding by his knees. looking down
October. ~
Dr. and Mrs. Ollayous are on a
three weeks’ tour of New England-
bl 53‘ 9°" » , _. Another ests‘ dinner - held ............................. . ------------ ,---..-
maize-82h” fimdageé2823ngc; :, I:1e1l- o e upon the ground beneath gm}? “.1“ mg in the Coung'tty club dining 21:31 last “ V
ed n e . 1' his hands. The "Human My Will mt . - :
cute and complicated lnxention. ‘ H b er any windows he states but night. A large number of guests at— . '
. for lm- c m ov ' ~ . . . . . - {
Then i: Britta; l..:’(<:’l>r:'1l'e.'.p0ndent (1m ‘0 800 Meters) ~ will go up the corner of the structure. 2:21:21‘ 51:31:; ex enlgaictililgmwglfllfx . : ‘ u . I,
:tlfl°;,na:nfieenpand heard tfiese films. i—‘ At this position there are hno dliidgeeld .lcw until midnight. 7 1.
. . . 3 - , n 0 . . _ . _ . - . . :
They sound "scratchy. like a. clasp atom-,gSeptenlblE‘i-I 30, 1022. “131‘”..th can get a foomfneacllmlling Tho»fCof;lgre§atlo{na1 ChurSCht mu “re have a new line of (18th “lute Lawn and Bay... g
onom ll." and the sound is re er .taum - . w, 0 119. average person . _ ho d o. 00 an ca 9 sale .a urday _ s ; ' ~;:.. g-
:31". Biff. the wonder ll "lat sound 3:00 p. m.—Current events: Boston or the Clout-Peabody building‘seerxns on the VVGStpOrt “Tater company Bab} Dresses? bOt‘h {l9ng and Sign!) 1310.331?) grim”??i “I“: :t
can be recorded and reproduced at all, Traveler. not only a. mental impossibility but a ground. , fine Val. Lace, Beading. apd m r01£er3 . ma 6 it It 1.1;“ 5
”as It is in this 0353' from faint “"95 3:25 p. m.~.Muslcal program. Physical impossibility aswell. T0 the Orra Lott has reopened the Turn- yokes and some gathered Into a heading at neck and wnS-g .
, running along the edge of the picture 6:00 p_ ln‘..“'eek]y crop report. rom- "Human Fly" it is the ability to make pike tea. house. and Tu.“ with baby ribbon. 7;
film and made “9 0‘ microscopic dots piled by J. A. Saunders. crop stails- brain and muscle work in perfect “’3" ‘ Robert E. Lemmon has rented a
‘ ’edequately. Already thc reproduction "The Family Circle.“ conducted b." ‘men can and is accomplished by other was $16,000.
{of some forms of instrumentaltmid: the Youlh's Companion. 1. "Mr.‘ i'nen. i-erause they have the brain ~
iecpeclally the violin. s exec en . n Peaslee Recalls Some Prominent power to concentrate upon the busi- q ;- . . 2. . I J
.lhfl'e is from the first t important Citizens." 2. ”Your Luminous nose at. hand. . ‘ C‘\DIDA;5TT:;{[§:$;§\ “III; 88 Washington St. south NW3“:
1‘“ 0‘ "Sl'nc‘lmn‘ufiw °f 9““ “‘1 Watch DBL" 3- "Outwimng the “I admit that the job in climbing ' .
Eplntomlme'L-Wolce and movement Beaver." IL—Flnal baseball scores. mp (jluotbpeabody building or the “rAnggggj', Sept. 30.——Chales- """"""""" '" " " ' ' A ’ """""""""""" ---
flitting perfectly together. Boston American. llI.——Dance mu- 2m. MEN ‘1, C‘ommvrcinl building will not be as A. Templeton. nominee for Governor -
:- Here. when the invention is per- sic program: Berger Imperial Saxo- ' ’ ‘ easy as some I have climbed. but I on the Republican ticket, has an-
lllht- .
'l‘he scratchlness will be eliminated
”in time, as it has been in the tale-
,phone. and phonograph and radio-
phone. and the sound will be amplified
:sufflclently for easy hearing, so that
Mlle human voice will be reproduced
iof
;fected, we shall have actual life re-
fproduccd at will visibly and audibly.
‘ anywhere and at any time. for pur-
{poses of entertainment and also of
record. Here will be a. means where-
by any person may be virtually made
'{glmmomL in every characteristic mo-
all“ and expression and every intona—
files of his voice. as a llvlng memorial
Qfor his most remote ancestors. if any-
. dates on the opposite ticket." . - . ‘.
.339 (“31'1“ ‘0 he 30 remembered. SUPPLANTED. afternoon Gardiner will scale the his carrier. For instance. he ascended . , . . mlgdmmiedl Stygfidizoccgfl.
.Whtt would the; world rot xlve if it Cluclt - Peabody building. North and descended 11m Sing'cr building. in! THEY ARE LIILD BUTEFFECI‘IVE styles for the kiddies’ feet. ‘43.”;
{had the great men and women of the
. “pest preserved in this way!
......_._
. AIRPLANES FOR ALL.
guil- and maintain its balance and di-
:rec‘lon without any guiding. and
:which is so simple thetspersons with
{only the most elementary knowledge
'of flying can learn‘o operate it per-
fectly in a few hours, is said to have
.been perfected by an American manu-
Ttwturor.
An ail-plane which will stay in the
ticlan for the New England States
(485 meters).
6:30 p. m.~——Boston police reports, Bos-
ton police headquarters: late news
fashrs. early sports news. Boston
Ahnerlcan.
8:00 p. m.—-—Eveninl: program. 1.—
phone Orchestra. composed of J.
Berger. C melody. saxophone: Jos-
eph Polk. E flat. alto saxophone.
Albro Hall. C melody. Saxophone:
Maurice Friedman. comet: P. Men-
del. trombone; Hal Caswell. piano:
Sidney Berger. traps. Program will
be announced.
CAVEMAN LOVER HAS BEEN
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.——'1'hc old-lime
cavemen idea. of a perfect lover has
been supplanted by the modern ver—
sion of "Faint Heart Always \‘Vlns
Fair Lady," now in feminine favor
along with bobbed hair. short. skirts
and rolled hose.
In the scenarios of 19,000 women
submitted in a contest conducted by
a large Chicago newspaper. the bush-
ful hero outnumbered the bold and
fearless one. eight to one, according
GARDNER IN ONE OF HIS STUNTS.
Harry Gardiner. the "Human Fly.”
famed throughout the United States
and Canada as one of the most origin-
al and during climbers that has ever
made his way up the side of a build-
ing. will thrill Norwalk on two occa-
sions today. At 3:30~o‘clock in the
Main Street and \V’chster street. and
at 7:30 o'clock in the cvcnlmz‘. under
the glare of a sonrvhllgllt. will climb
from the mound floor over the Com-
mercial building. in “‘11 direct. First
SOIL
In reply. to a question asked by The
Evening Sentinel reporter, Gardiner
said: "It is the power-of concentra-
tion that enables me to do the trick.
It is much the same in the lives of
men. \Vhat seems impossible to some
will study every move I make as I go
up. and the job is made pomiblo.
“Tho physical strain is also to be
counted in. For eight hours before
making the climb I do not'cat. which
enables me to make use of my brain
when it is at its keenestflf
0n llw other” hand, neither o‘flhc
two buildings that Gardiner will climb
are the hardest he has-tackled during
New York city. in less than two hours.
As a. side. lino. Gardiner may tackle
the hug-r- l‘nlumns at the City Hall. and
tho flag-pole oil lilo Library Green in
the First district.
The Adventures
of Known»
, my part.
undigested food
cottage of C. E. Buick on State
street. ’ '
Charles Buick of State street has
sold a house and lot to E. R. {David-
son. ’The said property is located on
State street adjacent the W'cstport
Country club. .. The reported price
nounced that he will not travel over
the State to make speeches, but ,will
visit towns to make acquaintances.
He Says: .
"I intend to leave oratory to others.
One point I will insist on. There will
be no personalities in this campaign on
I will not tolerate anything
being said derogatory to the candi—
A person with inactive or slowed up
digestive organs suffers doubly from
hot weather. Billiousness, headaches.
blurred vision. bad breath, coated
tongue are almost certain to be pres-
ent with a mass of heat-producing
in the stomach,
Foley'Cathartlc Tablets keep the di—
gestive organs active and the system
and fine, purged of poisons. W. D.
edy, Albany. N. Y.. says: "Foley
Prices 79c to {$2.00
. J. I. ”Malletfitek U
Warm Felt Slippers
For Cold, Shiveoy Floors
/
On crisp mornings and .rxr
nights—when floors are “53
ery"—a pair of Manning 1513:: n
felt slippers are a godsend.
Pretty. dainty, plush or it"
neat-warm slippers for {athrr
So inexpensive, too. Collie in.
and see them at “the store of
real shoe service."- 1
’ ' NIiltmi Elwood
. QUALle FOOTWEAR
, 122 WASHINGTOI! 8:13..
to James Shryock. director of the com-
petition. ‘ ‘ “
"This was a revelation to the Judges.
Ca“ ’art'lc Tablets are mild but eflec-
tlve." ’Not habit forming. Stillson,
Powell Corporation—Adv.
\
r The new ship is small. but looks
Tlike any airplane. It is of the "chum-
_ :“my” variety. permitting 'aviatOr and
. messenger to sit side by side. Simplic—
. ‘lty of assembling and maintenance are
{two of its great virtues. {Once in the
"air. the opersto can release his con-
who were famous authors. directors.
educators. dramatic critics and act-
are," he said. "They. with convention-
al literary opinions. believed women
in real life worshipped the' leonlne,
Raggedy Ann, and Raggedy Andy.
and Eddie Elf. and Effie Elf, and
\Vooden “'illie stood looking at the
g3. figfln y
“What sllall We (lo'.""asked Rag-
gedy Ann. “there is no place to hide
here."
cHIcHaIildnus
trol of the ruJ er bar. the ant ol dashing. confident type or here. chooa- , ,
puck and the throttle and the “f”, Jill ing him for her husband when his sign m the .magical ('de field. _ "You forget that We are invisible." 0N.¥fig¥§lfifig ’7 I
.1137 of its own accord at the level at assurance and ossesslve manner had It (10981.! t do a hit of good to have replied Eddie Elf. "They won't be how. ”munn'wfig Broad . t N. . h V Y k
. ‘whfch u 1. set, Experiment, nude by captured her. heart. the Sign alter anyone has come along able 10 see us. So, u: we just remain msyms , way a Hit , r ew or .‘
"But the stories showed unmistaka- and eaten the magic candy and be- perfectly quiet, lhey will pass on and ' . '
,nn inexperienced operator at the fly-
”:Jht field are/old to have proved that
'{the new plane is all that is claimed to express their real likes and dis- “\V€l|." Raggedy Andy l‘l‘Dlled. must be careful that none of them ' - '.
‘ltor it. _ likes. as they did in this contest. many “that‘s just the way With a lot of peo- tonc’h us, for they would catclr us." Advance Notice to Our Friends out Of town
If all thls‘ls true. the day is at hand of them writing under non de plumes. D18. HWY get everything baCka‘dS- . "Yes, but they will see Vl’ooden . . r
.. hen -alrcra.ft will be as common in prefer the stammcrlng. wistful. abasli- And It is really our Own fault in be— VVillle,” cried Ruggr-dy Andy. “and u ’ lug . . . ‘
e dty u automobiles in the street.
:z'ixp must come down. and even while
{bly that women, when given a. chance
ed lover. rather than the
type." .
Theyc were careful to draw the dis-
tinction .between timidity and rear.
caveman
come invisible," said Raggedy Ann.
coming invisible. for if we had walk-
ed across here to the sign and road it
[before we ate the candy. wowould
not have disappeared from “'0on::
never know that we are here. We
will take him away from us."
The wooden soldiers came marching
across the field straight towards them,
for although they could not see Rage).
Materials
Exhibit” and Sale of a
;. . Shrock said. The great majority of Willie's sight." ggdy Ann, nor Raggedy Andy; nor . ‘ .7 . -
‘Egzrenga?2°t:ef afceerafggiggo ' 1‘30: heroes weer retiring in manners ind ' "I think it 15”!!an ”9m? ‘nfiS’mffi~" Ellie and Eddie Elf, the wooden sol- . _ M21120” 001101‘ St k
tpretty sure that it wouldn't b at a" backward in approach, but brave in said delc Elf. if only Wooden “ll- diers could see Vl‘oodml Willie. {‘3‘ . ac
". 2"” for his neighbor to have one morals and. when aroused, cour .- lie was invisible, too. .. _‘ At the head of all the wooden sol- a" . _ . L.
3; __ . OUR? 9113‘31031130?3afi 1 d” “3:131“ ”er“ for you, said “'2‘”: diers came the wooden captain and. , e 03.113 every land 0f bmld' 0 C » l
s was a u e y‘some u gee en ' e. “ ecause you can see ac b h' ' a wooden band, ° ,- ~ , . 0 ~
‘ " MONEY THAT CQRRUPTS. to the fact that women prefer being other and- can see me. but I cannot Pfi'l‘éirlldg' 2:13“ iggofien horns. m material that a mason rzental Rugs
«7; “”213? ‘33:“??? mania. 1? 32;; worshippers to being mastered. 9th- see any of you." JV“, had better separate." suggested ngen such 88:'_ ’( ; .
:vcow. c ov e overnmen erg were of the Opinion that this show- "Well, it can't be helped now. I sup- . . . , ; do you . » . r;
Emu-rates a his canine. charging an ex- ed women want husbands, who would pose," said Raggedy .Ann. "Maybe it $133.“; $21?“ {:31}, xitfitthc “we 0 h (1 St :1 Opens TueSday In the Rug Salons
ltortlonate rake-of! but mine the ”0- be too bashful to flirt with other wom- we rubbed the. magical candy upon red'cand; bah... - , . e 0 ° . . .
Eceeds for charity, and thereby Justify- en. Shy men don't desert their wives. you. VVoodon \Vlllie, you would be in- “You‘ walk 1%,“. from the soldiers, Bri ., , ‘
lint itself. The people would mm le. they said. Still. others declared his visible. too." . , ‘ ,,“~ . - ' . <,_ -‘~ - . ~ .
Elfin any event. argues the Government. signified woman's natural desireg to “Let's try it." said Raggedy Andy. 123(13):} ‘:,§Illlmt'rs_stl;d (13in 5:22,“ £233; Lime . . The rugs W111 be In place Monday y and "
if The stakes are incredible. It is mother and protect tlmorous men. So he and Raggedy Ann each picked bv pelting them with ”101mm. red 1 . ' VISItorS from ont‘Of‘tOWIl Will be privileged . {
~:"comulon to see roughly (ironed work- , ___,.__..,._ one of the little red candy} halls and candy balls!" \‘ , cement , t0 « -. . ‘ . .‘ , ll
Tginen with heaps of 10,000,000 and METHODIST £11511ng Egg-onus rubfied them upon i\(¥o\o§end“’lll‘l:ili SO Diem-lg both hands fun of the . ,_ . 1 see them andrmake selections, If defined, 4 u .
00,000,000 ruble notes in front of GROWT ’ .- ' . " '0‘ no use," so 00 on V 19. . ’ ' . ' i . . . :"k
gtlhem. There is a baccarat room TORONTO. Sept. 30.———Membershlp "I can’t see you. so I know that I am giggdg‘ffiwffizgl 1:31] “:11 nail-130;; 2:: Sand _ I purchases 31151,..dehvenes to be held over untfl~
fathom the smallest bet permitted is in the Methodist church in Canada has not invisible." die“ were “.11: up close then they Flue Lining * Tuesday. . 1 .
30.000.000 rubles. the nonusl,cqulvn- duel-eased in the t four years from “No. it's no use? said Raggedy Ann. sent a. showergof the candy balls. 7 , ' . { . . . ‘
m: of 825,000,000. now about $12. 388,210 to 400.9 . according to a. as she threw the little red candy ,ball The Wooden captain stopped in sur- {_ sewer PIPE ‘ . i ' _ 7
gm. “house" takes 5 per cent. from quadre in] report made at the open- upon the ground. prise when a candv ball thrown bv ‘ $25 ‘ R
imry pot. It. share one night recent- ing of the fMetho‘dlst General confer- “Arnd, to make matters worse." said Eddie Elf struck min right upon the Metal Lat]: o 0.000 Of these ‘1 g s
f” “'89.000,000'.000 rubles. , ence today. Increases of‘élarlé! to Eddie Elf. “here comes a. whole army owooden forehead and broke in small . . . , { ?{, r
3;: There I. an epidemic of tumbling in ministers in Canada. during the {our ofizwooden soldiers!” . ~ pieces Lath M0 \ Will be Ofiered at a
.a CM“?- too, along wlth an arty Of .post war years. says the report. _l'in.ve .. Dear roe! ' crle'd Raggedy Ann. .. “What was that” .he cried for he is 7 ' . ' 7...:
,_ ‘Wt ”emu“, Thm who advanced the total salaries paid from Why'cant they let us so on Our saw Wooden Wnue' Wakingiaémy, but Plaster . - a
is“. money azure that it is worth llt-
:fle today and will be worth less to-
orrow. and so "blow it in" while
they can.
It now nutter little whet becomes
W 9nd other . European
is _ . -. 3 whole neflepsinto
'9‘ Whom- ill themumber' of
“Willa“ Mon paper-‘3
, . ,Ittnu {meme ins:
partineyflts‘otwthe church
$1,782,880 ln‘l917-1s to 32.575301 in
1931-22. . '
The report notes a. considerablein-
crease ‘in the funds ralsedforlal‘l pur-
poses in“ the same period, the actual
figures being $0,685,296 in 1918 and
church {in Canadli and Newfo ‘ dland
are stained close to‘850.000. Litwas
announced.
church» idealism: at the conference.
.fu will‘the teal-secretarle'g tltthe‘ide- ; ‘
way?"
“I supposelt is because they have
wooden heads,” said Effie Elf. And
then. too, probably they grew peevish
he could» not see the‘ others.
"Let them have another pelt,” whis-
pered Raggedy Andy. and’agaln the
little hardcondy balls: rattled against
the wooden soldiers.
the- wooden ‘éap‘taln and threw 5”
candy. balls at once.
balls hit the, wooden captain~ “Batten?
The. six candy
gedy Andy gave the woodenacaptajn a.‘
push with his foot when the captain
stooped over after his wooden cap and
another six we or it
hard. red.
balls. 7 w
sent him head over heels. Then. as ‘:
116’ Hot to his feet and followed his ;;
soldiers, thg wooden captain received ,
Fire Brick End 1
Fire Place Damper
‘sooriog Paper V
«I?! that cheep curl-shiny itself. It mat- , , < . ' The 'l d
‘ ' , 3' . ~ y, wooden band quit play ng an , . - ..
r. aiml‘thiupgozl‘euwg:b::ndile it gxhwlgrézmthitggflfdagg ‘ ' I / " I ' seemed undecided what to do. F r _ . 1 ‘ a home, up to a superb P9131811 91%,‘33123 ft, at _ -
’ {domain inflation in Russo. o‘er- and “3‘8er Pwvértiehvoiwu‘ed by the ' -l Raggedy Andy walked right up to 0 Driveway! — ' ~ ~ $15,000.. The largest 1y retail stock 9f On‘ene ‘
~ 1 Blue Stone
‘ /..«
E ‘1 ' ' " , é . n " I I .
.‘h . .t‘l’ende“ _ The nor. a. D. Chaim or this; city. 3.3““ ' “d ‘9'“ m” “we“ cap “’1"; 00A!- AND W‘ D ‘ - ‘ .
...... ._._ will come to ~el 1 , r m Run! Run!" the wooden captain _ _- - . .
.m Jose. . . “P r ’3’ "3 °" ”‘9’“ cried as h l kcd his ca. ~Rag— . '
mpegntendent; of"-<the «Methodist - ' $9 ° “F p“
,, THE’NQRW} COAL
Fourth to” Third Less
Thousands of rage! Starting with a humble ..
Anatolian mat at $9.50, and running the gamut of
almost every sizeflnt could pomibly be nuded. in
is] Bugs in the United States
‘ Third Gallery, {New Bldg. ‘
Other. Advance News-
TUESDAY—4dr“ appearance this sum, of
MARCED' DUPBE. famous: organist at Notre 13m
Cathedral , Pena ‘ In Wannabe, Audrto‘ rims stun. Free
Norwalk Chronicler