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SIGNS ARE UP
City Has Cut Grass on Rood-
ner Lot but Place Needs
More Cleaning.
The signs for tho public parking
space in North Main street. offered to
the city by Samuel ltoodner have ur-
rived and have her!) piit in place. and
the parking space has been opened
to the'puhlic.
There are "170 entrances to the
parking space, one on Marshall street
and one on North Main street. The.
signs state that the car owner parks
his cur there at his own risk.
When the Sentinel I'ODO'NJ‘ visited
the. space this morning and entered
the. Marshall street entrance. he found
flvo automobiles parked in the entire
space and they were all up near the
Marshall street entrance. In addition.
someone had parked a cow there. and
she was rating the. grass rnd seemed
to he enimtni: herself.
The reporter ‘ observed t'ne place
from stem to stern. The tall grass
which covered the lower lot. with the
Main street entrance has lll‘t'n cut. as
one driven in from this Shi'- lie '-\'lli
have to llt‘ carv-l'ul it >34 he runs (nci
some broken glass which is scatt‘ui «1
around m-ar the entrance. There an»
sc‘V'erul tin ("ins layinrr about the lot.
Near the Marshall Hil‘l'li 1‘nlli“‘t‘t'
thcrc is also :I :rv-nt (ll :il of lit-nit 'll
glass on the around. Large planks
have been placed :it this curb so tin
nutmuollilws can run up over them.
’I'horn is l“ ufv vr‘ imriii th-‘rr-
pull: a lil'tdi iimnv rats. lvii’ the pine--
«iv-auwl up a little hv ”.lvv
nunl .- eun drive in
and park \i'ithnut cizviizzrr of I‘lilllllil
their tires on the mill tin (‘ilnfl and
glass, which is. ‘trr-u'u :1! not the lot.
to
should lh'
(‘ily so that ('.ll‘
Death Nearly (let—s
Sentinel Reporter
(Continued from Page 1)
voice of Miss Lillian Gonzales greets
you. On a form card. she writes
down the number you desire. the per-
son you wish to speak to. your own
name and phone number. This card
she then places in a. rack and either
Miss Florence Dutchsr or Miss H. Mc-
Mahon. toll supervisors. takes it and
hands to one of the other operators;
who gets your call through for you.
Miss Alice Boyce is "information"
and nine out of every ten calls re-
ceived at her desk are for numbers
which are listed in the telephone book.
There is never a. lull on the board
and the girls are kept continually on
the jump. The "giggling and talking"
which your neighbor tells you she
hears every time she picks up her re-
ceiver. is the voice of the operator
next to the girl who is limiting your
connection or perhaps the number
which the supervisor is calling out.
The. girls do not sepak to each other,
while they are on duty.
School Girls Bast
\Vho makes the better
According to Miss Byrnes, who has
been with the local company sixteen
years. the girl just out of school is the
better pupil. Most girls are just
"crazy to he telephone operators" for
a month or so. then they weary of it
and sci-k other fields. “(\wvw'l‘. Miss
Byfi‘lics. says that if a. girl stays for
three months it is a good sign that she:
will remain permanently
Miss Maude Anderson.-one of the'
local. opt-rotors. was for scven yc are a '
telephone optrator in "oronto. Cana-|
da. She has been with the local com-
pany since Ft'lllllii‘i‘}. 'l'ho Gonzales
Heir-rs spent a year in a Tampa.
Florida exchange. as did Miss Sadie
Vaga. assistant chief clerk. “ho lius
operator?
Driver on Post Road;
\\’l'2.<Tl‘(\i‘.'l‘, .lu‘y 1:, »-~ Arthur.
Draws. ul‘ l(l\'(r5vl'l' airline. had a
Harlow twalgw- Horn death 'l‘ulsdu)
night “in n his cur m» :tzu'nl :l un‘thci
l‘mstnn I‘tmi Il'iill a' l.i:lllll'lll$1- tui—
Illi’ 'l‘liirv nus film lllll’il :.ccin'.vnt
within t\\~i\i- inputs to take place
nl'ill' tin imi'ifn-r.
llraxes \‘ms «nui’ini: iniu \\’c.¢lpuit
with l-is t‘ll' “Lit ll Ix‘ul m) llmly en
Nil: I‘lllifi'hlfl. li-~ \\.i.-,t .NlilinL: llll :s lltlx‘
at thi- illlli'. .\ lui'g’v- llll'k had slop-
pcd in ii." Invilil (llllltNiin the garage
and a .\’oi'\v:iik-liii€l:~port. tinliv-y
car was t‘lllllll’lg alone. at the same
time. 'l'o aural hitting t'lllll r lll‘.’1\"fi)
tinned sllul‘leY lo his light and tile‘
car lllllll'iili mer “llil th- drin-r.
lliahs i..i<i sen-rai Miult'ihs. culsl
and- llllilso'! on his h: ad. arms and
shoulders. i-i.t otlzv-ruisc lie was not
liult. ’i‘li< r?«('l‘ll.g \\i‘."«l and one . in lrf-t them. as it was a grocery slorcl
of the \i'; -!.-; \\'l'l"l llrnin-n on iim§and there must he some one there.
)lllt‘lill“. .\ it\\' \\‘-«l..~i ilthi llruhs 1‘37”" (”1'1 Zlflfllll ”I" Klrl Hing ll“,
“'iu' illlltll i:\' a German police dug. ”"41”3’ ”l“ “‘ommi. “1'37“? demanded
(“Int-d lly lilo Van Facts. of S)’l\i\ni[h° CM“! operator. Miss llyrncs. “El-
int-mu. .nne to her story tried the line her-
“m“ lat. and would you believe it. they
Hinsnered hrr first ring. Incidents
somebOdy TOOk Shot such as this tend to lead people. to
at Hegeman’s Home
l'rrsreu'im: .\'l’llll)' ('7anitr t‘.
Il“l:"'lll.lll it in r'w‘l to the drwn mun
police \. rt: l’id)’ li.:it roiiir‘onc llll'l'
I‘hnt 4L ilullvt ll'lOligll the ‘
“UV. at E1~ l‘lillt
iii iii‘. ersidc il\ riiuc,
.
.Ol’ll'ilillu 'i‘uumid). i'aliuiuiuu i‘.u-‘
bells lrl\- stlu
\vli-ir tim lull»: Lad ‘wiunl in the;
“all lili‘l'ii‘ or llw lionk’c. it is thought‘
that the luillt-t “as a stray one iroin
3cm:- iil‘v- Hm! might huwv been in the
hands [-1 ll. l-I‘)‘.
Fire llamrzige-srll’insted,
N. H. Railroad Station
\VlNSTl-le. Jilly l2.-—l"ire yesterday
dummy. d the ‘ilFil'i'll end of the
freight station of the New llnvcn road
on \\'illow strict and also took a box
car which was standing on the track.
The tire is thought to have started
umom: oil barrel.- on the. platform.
’l‘lio- loss was about 35.000.
age. The 100% Pure
Oil base does it.
Buy amntoday.
Comes in 1 1b.. 3 tin.
5 lb_. 10 1b., 25 lb. null
50 lb. tins.
SOUTH 3‘
South Norwnlk Auto Supply Co.
MOBO AUTO SOAP and SH
iu‘llhout gt ttihg any rcrpolisv.
front “m' i anrtvrr it. will know lictter.
..t- .1 the ease, and iouiid.
Preserves and protects the finish of your
car. Keeps it new—looking despite
Wehh Bros, 133 .50. Main street.
NOR\\‘ALK
[lull Street Auto Radiator Works \
hon-walk Supply Store. 46-48 Main Street.
Reynolds Motor Car- 00., 90 “'est. Avenue
[Miller M. Wright, 79 “'3“ Street. .
manufactured by John '1‘. Stanley Co., Inc.. N. Y. Established 186:
inn-n with the Norwnlk exchange for
thirteen yrars. Miss i-Zdith Lincoln.
who graduated this term from the
-il;inllur_v State Normal ichool has
lspznt the past iuur summers as n
"hello cirl." Another Normal stu-
dent and future teacher. Miss Mary
Skidrl has been with them three rum-
lllvl‘h, while Viola Lincoln. :1 recent
fumduatc of the Norwaik High School
lie to remain with them.
Miss Mabel lx’elsrlcr. the chic! oper-
mitoi's clvrk. unis formerly an oper-
.‘itnr herself. and now and then “llt'll
an up: rulur is Him-tit. delights in slip-
]iil‘g (”'1 ll.‘ 01:] lit-t.
liming satisfied ourselves that the
ulr's do not neglect their work. we
aslu d Miss liyrnes. if they always
tried to make a connection lu {ore they
told you "that they do not answer."
Miss llyrnes replied that the girls al-
ways try smcrai times lwiore they
gin: such an answer and related an in-
cideut which occurred recently.
An Odd Altair
A woman requested a certain num—
her and the operator rant: and rang
Finally
she told the uoman that they did not.
fillisu'cl‘ and the woman r4-pll~‘d in-
l‘iiunauily that she must. not be trying
llielir-ic that the. operator does not try
lvu' any one with any amount of :1 us.-
‘who will stop and recall how ottv-n
lik')’ hun- iloeii in a More and l.c:ird
the telephone ring again and again
uilhout any one making a meie to
Delays in answerii-g :iro caused lvy‘
tlte fact that perhaps the \l-ry instant.
that you pick up your receiver half a
dozen of your neighbors do the same
thing. If you went into :i more and
desired a. yard of cloth from the same
holt from which the clerk was meas-
uring a piece for your neiahl-or. you
wouldn't expect the c:.»rk to
your neighbor's order and
you. would you? Then why
just as reasonable when you are
forch to wait a few seconds. until the
telephone girl can serve you?
drop‘
DAKEFS TIES NOT
City (‘lerk Stephen Ilokus married
Frank 1’00 and Emanuu-ia Lipona
both of this city in his office at the
city hall in Tuesday. The marriage
was witness by Dominick I’eo.
'pi’ices niuoto-«l iirrc.
‘ (all
' ('l'
wait on:
not ht“
COHEN HELD AS
SELLER 0F DOPE
Stamford Man Arrested in
Westport Sanatarium—
Others Are Held.
STAMFORD, July 12.-—-Charged
with selling morphine. Albert. S.
Cohen of Stamford, it is believed. was
arrested early this morning in Dr. D.
\V. McFarland's \Vcstport sanitarium
and taken to Stamford where he was
arraigned in court and held in 81.000
bail,
Cohen. well known business man
in Stamford. the proprietor of the Bil-
liard PParlor at 413 Main street. it is
alleged. supplied morphine to John
Potter and Frank Connors. according
to their confessions to the [Yosecutlng
Attorney. The two young men. both
of Stamford. are being held at the jail
here with Leo St. Charles. also of
Stamford. and Joseph Baker. of “'ash-
ington lliil. Delaware. The four men
are being held as material witnesses
in the local sale of narcotics.
Potter. when arrested. is alleged to
have had some morphine in his pos-
session which he. claimed to have. ob-l
tuincd from St. Charles. St. Charles,
when arrertml. claimed to have ob-
tained it From Cohen. according to the
Prosecuting Attorney. \Vhilc Potter
and St. (‘harles could lune been held
on charges of being uddicas. Cohen's
arrest was considered necessary to
wipe out effectively the irzillic here in
narcotics. As a result. l‘ottc'r and St.
Charles ielzeiher with the other two
men. were held as material witnesses.
Coal Dealers
-
l'ngc
(Cointuetl i'rimi one)
mums are i'ccciwd. Orders are us»
uuliy tilled within two \VK'I‘RH. ’l'lit-y
do not lN'lll‘\t' that there will be any
acute shortage or that th" prices will
Asks Repairs
(Cointued trom Page One)
I pay taxes on my automobile. but
when I asked-Duffy to send up a load
of cinder-s. so that I could spread
Deaths and Funerals
'10 BE BURIED IN HARTFORD
The body or Thomas J.
‘Vorid war veteran,
Conlon.
was taken to
Hartford today for burial.
l
Burial will be in St. Mary's ceme-
Stamford Man Held on
Manslaughter Charge
GREENWICH. July 12. — Joseph
of Stamford, drivcr
the others who :flt‘ nvl»;
liam J. Millikcn. Mrs. .1
Mrs. Chris Hansen. 7'-
Campbell. Mrs. John J.
John J. Silcov. )2 :’
strong. Mrs. J. Flt-l 7.?
Katherine McCahe, M.»
for bcl].
Patrick F. Mockler. trrnw
were Mrs. John J. Xi‘Ki: , ..
i.‘
.i‘ ‘
them on the street myself. they sent
me a few Cinders in a little Ford
truck. The residents of the street all
last winter saved up their ashes so
that I could spread them on the
street. “'hen I came home I had to
put my brakes on hard or 1 would
have slid right by home. There was
a manhole sticking up in the street
about a. foot above the ground and
two automobiles broke their trans-
mission cases there last winter. it I
had the road plowed up. I could
raise Just as good a crop of potatoes
there. as I do in my garden. It was
dangerous for children to walk on the
road for fear that they might get
stuck in the mud. Last winter we
Funcrsl'o! Mrs. McQuillan
Funeral services (or Mrs. Msry Mc-
Quillan will be held at 8:80 o'clock
tomorrow morning Yrom the late
home in 28 Plattsville avenue end at
9 o'clock from St. Mary's church.
Too Late for Classification
FOR SALE—Bed, complete. Writing
table. rugs. fruit jars. demijohns.
Must be sold before Monday. Enquire
Mrs. L. H. Sawson. 133 Main street.
'Norwalk.
CONN ECTICUT CARPET
Robert Anthony. a contractor of that
city. was held in 85.000 bonds yester-
day on the charge of manslaughter. in
being responsible for the death of
Dehlmis Worden. Cos Cob. who was
brushed off the running board of a
truck and killed Monday ntternoon.
Disposition of Martinelli's case
awaits the finding of Coroner Phelan.
who will hold an inquest on July 14.
It is charged that Martinelli drove
lilo truck over the highway so close
to thnt on which Worden was riding
that he brushed off the latter. Martin—
elli has said that while he was in that
vicinity and "cut in" on a truck. he
knew nothing of the “'Orden death.
He was arrested yesterday for a viola-
stand why
fruits and flow- rs
than nine limvs as
thousand or
commit suicide as <
Somerville. “iv :3
literally a city of 1, .-
suicide record men 1‘: . ~
Boston. on these 1 ..}(.
hospitable
like the last . .,
souls? This (imam: .
to tie influeml- .7’ -‘
CLIDIATIZ AND ‘3 i ll "
It is a. little hard 7
in San i
new
short s. v ..
(.p.
were jumping around from one stone
to another up there. like a. bunch of
CLEANING CO.
tion of the traffic laws in failing to
have a rear marker on his truck.
Times with its :rln‘n’ ‘
reflections. .‘.‘d i
seem ionsr ('I s-
with less than ‘2 1
“'oreester. 11rd in 1 __ ~
.Sfumlord. was arrested on the charge
cliff dwellers. 1 came from “'ater- ' Bo. nomlk com
bury where they do things right. but B7 c'“' 8 ' Phone ... '
as 1 said before this is a fine little
town and I like it." w. clout and
Mr. Nolan was then asked how ClrthI ”a a“; md process by
much the taxes were on his auto- up“.
mobile, and he answered that. he 00 I on!“ for ”id Delivered.
hadn't paid any yet. but he expected
to pay some when the next bills were
sent nut.
Mayor Barton said that he had been
FOR SALE
all improve-
Ui‘ and looked the. street over and Four room bungalow.
that he had ordered the Highway “you“. Hollow: tile and gmgzl
Commissioner to repair it. and as mngtnmlion. ‘Acwly built: 1? me
"”“n “1' m" "‘1‘" CUUM 8?! 0"" from hie section of First (lists-it t. r
the state road they would take care $3.500.
“f 1" Two family house. 4 rooms and mu.
each floor. Excellent condition
Price 85,900.
Two family house. 5 rooms each floor.
All Improvements. hardwood floors.
hot water heat. Desirnblc section of
.Seco‘ ml district. Price 80,000.
J. M. O'BRIEN
R 11 Estate and insurance
4 8c. Jain t Phone 977
S .
8001 ll NORWALK. CONN.
Arrested Leaving
Norwalk Hospital
Joseph Roguno. of 436 State street.
Eur transporting liquor without a
L'nitcd States permit. when he let!
the Not-walk Hospital yesterday after-
noon lie. was released under bonds of
3mm and his tria'. wial probably come
n p next week.
he mhuiit‘vd in the iiiiiiicdiule iu«
llll‘t'.
'i‘he Consoldnied I‘.4.tnil Coal com-
pany is the only local concern that
bt'llt‘l-t‘l that the increasing- oi' the
priIC in lirzdlz. port “ill inlluence the
'i‘iit.\' stated that
the price 01' coal in Norwalk will be
year tend to sum.» consumers and
send them hurrying to place link or-
ders. Local tli'illi'rL‘.
iiiistic about the coal shortage
St“)
a allurlugc.
Mine owners
i'u-rring now.
much in the dark as the consumer.
They can give you no guarantee.
As a matter of fact much ‘vill dc<
pend on the outcome or the confer.
cnc-- between operaiors and the men.
A new agreement, must be signed bu-
i'ove August 1. or the men declare
they will not work after that. date.
Judge Selleck Buys 7
Darien Property
line of the iugu-‘st real estate deals
in some time. “as consummated in
ilnrivii the other day.
ll. Selle-ck purchased the strip of
land from \l‘est avenue to Sedgewick
avenue. This land was formerly the
Tiny property.
Judge Seller-k has already made
plans tor cutting roads llirough the
property and (“riding the land into
building lots This marks another
step in Daricn‘s advancement. as the
property is near the town. yet in one
the but residential sections in the
town.
CHIOH§§lER S...l’.|.i-|-S
DI ION.
ladle-l As your Dr-
tlnl-eboo-ms I...
all]. in I!“ Ind Hold mile
In. said with Blue Ribbon.
re- -° «rs- has ‘51
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bump nmsn n ..5:
mksonunuhfluAIfly-s dlublo
SOLD BY WISE W
advanced. i
Prices tidvnnc‘d at this time of th- 5
while non-piling ‘,
and filling Ul‘di'lfi every day are opti— ,
and ‘
nothing that would indicatr‘
< and miners are con- :
and the retailers are as;
Judge John.
MONUMENTAL
0 you know
how easy it is
to, own a beautiful
Genuine
Diamond Ring?
L—WORKS—
Yard on the Post Road
3 Luke Benedick
l
1. I 34 North Pan-field Avenue
2- Ask about our .1
in new progressive I South Norwalk.
ll purchase plan. I i
ll Ourwindow Display I , A
i', tell: the story. I l
l! . .. ., - ., n; rm. 1!» Ska-“WE“
: Robert A. Benedict I ; FUNERAL oissc'roa AND
i. JEWEL“ ' } sMBALMEa
él 22 WALL STREET . 3 34 30. MI"! 8!. so. Norwalk. 0:.
a ‘ Norwalk I l Ph 1684
I I i one
«run GREATES'!‘ run. a n: m woma-
‘ NEXT
' - ~ THE oreorrrum’r! '10
Always
A! Your ' GET IT '
Service ;
um
JOHN M. CLOVER ‘
AGEN‘JF’... ..
3' ~2 . o u all 8
at... 3031 . . w.“ . :3 ti?“ mini-:3”. 61:2]!!- .
Vegetable
OR“'ALK
Fox Cycle and Hardware Co. 108
Aaron Kolm. 9 Railroad Ave-hue. Washington Street.
. 102' So. Main su—m.
OFO HAND CLEANSER are
GOLBEfi’gw
amnion“...
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.IL." ’
'CA
Willard-Firpo Fight Re turns by Radio
TONIGHT
NORWALK ARMORY
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casters. ‘
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SAVE WORK IN THE KITCHEN ‘.
Youthruhiess is largely a. state of mind. A
mind that is serene begets eyes that are clear and
sparkling end a countenance the: is free of frown
and wrinkle.
.» It is worry sud hurry—sud endless maddening
tasks~which up the vitality and fill the nil-Cw with
'tbitkrhtgfiugigs; $1.: links the body feel old and the
ace vr years they on . In
this the kitchen is an old offender. "m .
Modes-n horns-Ives avoid these things b having
MODERN KITCHENS. equipped with modern (yin-Ind-
lnbor-saving equipment. And one MW help is
these efficient kitchens is the bounttml Sellers Kitchen
Oobtnet. Ibrflhnbouttbismmodunotulm
and-labor savers that the efficient operation or the kitclnn
renew color- in l'Johnson Motors Win
Bell Island Race
At Bell Island a race was held re-
cently {or motor boats without board
motors. There were I. number of
entries in the race and three flat-
bottom boats with Johnson mutors in
them won the first three piscts.
First place was won by Mr.
Schwartz, second. Mr. Schmedlinw:
third. Mr. Seitz. There were a number
of round bottom boats in the race.
James Donnelly has recently taken
over the agency for the Johnson
motors.
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Guild Holds Election ;
The members of St. Joseph's Hospi—
tal Sewing Guild held a meeting ust
evening at the Dorlon House. Gregory
Point. A shore dinner proceeded (be
meeting.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. Edward J. Hayes. president:
Mrs. Henry Bergman. secretary; Mrs.
su' 'des. Ami l‘l
rate was nvari" ;. .
Ore. often drv‘ri‘: - TLC ‘
tiful city in the cw.“ .
which (‘l'ir-f .lustl ._ '
should sell-ct
starting life
high
belov: that or We ‘1'
‘prwttg' “w ii.
here.
Pall Rivrr t‘:
‘1' per hun i.-
.‘na'.
it is just 3 tr
l‘Cllnlt ii for lvv 1‘
View which '31.“ \‘
[Pill
rrndo rs _....~t -‘< "
culaiinn in
«lime tlierv- :..< .
for the
coutrntment “ i“.i »
annual'v in "to l"' ‘- >
i Service.
fi’!‘ 3 ,-
O‘.6Y‘ 1’.
Sillt‘i 1° ‘
Our Museum ..
l i‘
This is r35 "
of Fan 1
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(‘i'y's t-i
An nvnracw t "
vortfll Ly 111‘ l‘:..’ 3 .~' ‘ » j‘~
-. Freer Rabbit aka over-,- one be
met {or news of Danny and Kenny
Meadow Mouse. and not a thing did
he learn. No one had seen them. Nr
one knew anything about them. No
one bed given them a thought. Peter
grow more and more worried. lic
couldn't keep from thinking about
them. Danny and Nanny were two
litde neighbors whom Peter had slv
vrsys liked to have about. Several
other. besides Carol the Meadow Lark
Ind Bubbling Bob the Bobolink told
bins of having seen Roddy Fox and
Mrs. Roddy spending much time bunt-
lng. on the Green Meadows.
The caught Danny and Nanny.
Yes. sir. they caught Danny and
Nanny." said Peter to himself. “Must
know it. The Green Meadows Wu.
never be the some a sin. No, sir, the
Green Meadows vri never be the
some again."
It was just at dusk a few evenings
Inter that Roddy Fox came prowling
plea: the edge of the dear Old Brier
Pu . He saw Peter safely sitting in
his favorite place. under a thick tan—
lo of brambles. “Good evening.
star." said Roddy. in his plessantest
voice. "This is a fine summer eve-
nin . Don’t you want to take a walk
it me?"
Peter didn't say a word. but he did
his best to lure angrily at Roddy
Fox. Tint gore wasn’t much of s
success, for eter’s eyes are too soft
to over look very angry. Redd Fox
tinned. “Have you seen snny
endow House lntcl 7" be inquired.
Then Peter found I tongue. “You
know very well I haven't," he re-
tortod an 1y. "You know I haven’t.
:ndx you ow why. you big, red rob-
er "
Roddy chuckled. Peter misunder-
stood that chuckle. He thought Roddy
was chm-Jilin because he had caught
Danny and sun Meadow Mouse.
That is when star was wrong.
Roddy was chuckling to m gentle
Peter Rabbit so angry.
“I bsven’t the least idea why you
haven't seen Denny and Nanny
Hoodoo louse. unless it is for the
suns mason that I haven’t seen
them.” replied Roddy.
“It isl’ rotated Peter. “And that
reason is that either you or Mrs.
lead have caught and eaten them.”
‘ rags, Peter, nits wrong,” re-
:2“ dy. "I it Vere true.
t it isn't. Goodness knows. we‘ve
tried hard enough to find them. I
thought you might know something
Sale
nonxmdlluosmw.
Peter Accuses Reddy Fox
By Thornton (W. Burgess
The wise and just will c’cr refuse
On mere suspicion to accuse.
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"Wrong, Peter, C .. -~
plft‘d H: 5.5;;
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about where the? 3-. ‘ .- ’21: ‘
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