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put dtnin
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G'XCDSCS Full gnw- for [casing this . '— ,
property was thztt iimtrluy ill‘lll.(“'-:l'e Pmn‘ in ”‘9 ’33" “WE-$3
draining it. something and, often. something
Thu“ whole rtnititlul Sx't‘ills more serious.
like lht'
We naturally look to
merit (llllt‘lfllfl for protection and in
Teapot Dome and
Irony lcnsc in i‘nlii‘ornin it dov-o tic—
‘gin to
l .
We
.... .
: ,. . , , . bascoal's
mg; (I the cons.» .lmx Ltr in the That there :3 :1 vast une‘plqrfd
. z . . . ,.. . . tndcr automobiles. , ‘ . ' ‘ ‘
mzAgfiingflct‘flh‘ rn:i<;whflrtlll{:d ' __ tn'ritory 1000 miles square north-
of l ' 1.. ..»: to; it . '8 ('~ I
1 V. mwlzern “‘x N w Emmi” “”1 . Astigmatism" _ moans imcgu- east at Alasha. andthat UlC’l‘e'fl in
,. terior or .\'\'.' )‘Ol'li tint} nu kl? shaped (aw hall—cums vlur- ‘ba' term"! ”mam!" a .c‘m'mcm
alcr xnurc in lm'.’ 7, N: in Dill"; 1"" vision, li'atlachc. 53“. ’usn‘gs' 0; at lean land, “'lliCh it «IS .hlghly
. we" .‘ U “will”; arvl cennml discomfort __ common desirable for the Lnitctl Maura to
'l .. \v, \ “flk 1.1 \' (.ci‘cct, ot‘ vision -— corrected by find' was stated by Eda/in Dcnb)‘.
. . . . .A . . or]. it. glacsss. Secretary of the havy, recently. in
tgtzlzpr'mmvr: I‘M!!!“ tfrlom - __ _____ discussing the proposed polar flight
“'zi.‘ .- twgrm-s c v .
Win. 1.“... .. (.. it... ’ ° ‘ “Sclling Poem by mam." °‘ ”‘° “en“"dm‘h' .
lend...“ .q y" .01.).1‘.» I ‘ ____. "No one can tell.’ and Dcnby.
tom}; d T, 7 Var.” do”... on It is the universal experience of “what thc future may 69"0'09 in
3:30;}: A Lily-fin: ln$;;h";:: Spr'a‘n'crs who do radio broadcasting 3‘7““ navigation. V70 ‘1"5‘”) to 9"
. much Office: 46 Wall an. Normals
Hhouldcr ll:ll‘nl‘:<fl has
: tented to cnulm: (till: pmsou in car-
. ry largo basin-ts usually
the lcrviccs or two.
’. - Fbt‘gcarl. Southern Ncw l’anlund:
”flow! and wn’tznwr.‘
. ‘hflfllllmm: llii' :ur prrssure was
:fl'.lfiilantic stairs,
gag" oundtund.
Mglrlse in
so:
"nitric SEl‘lTINEL
N orwalk, Conn.
BY JAMES GOLDEN
IN 1070.
mi
1".
THE T\\‘INS
By \Vhlt. Halon.
; ' —
Walled daily except Sunday by
“.1". and Jam-‘3 L‘s candy
1.. flucnberg. Prcsiaent. "I've smoked Kontuclty‘c
fclephone: Norwulk ’2-98.
“Telephone—Somali: 138 8.
* 3' ‘ .ums n:
of thr- house of
.30 most important
-\v labor ministry chosen
: Rummy MacDonald
. lfrzliuin. Clyncs‘
'1.\l~\'t‘ party and
~ :\\l?ll thc premier make
thv morv inposimt.
li-r has
{ornament
«“t-rte-r district.
' . the var time llt‘ served as
since 1906 from
troller.
!
, . g“
i
i
. ‘lm
lit-'n
. it..-
1;.
of tip» National l'nion
\\‘nrkcrs and chairman of the
ct‘utivc council.
N "- manly
..-l :v‘lll that
l . , 5' . so tiint ill" ' ‘ ,
. m was SUNsm
| Il‘l‘ ’l rtv (-x- . S
,, ,3, f. DEL-LETS .
0v m1
:1;: 1y l'\i'r one uun- v.53.” "r. .8.
How ottcn l’ic noticed
Thai people who drcad
The rigors of wlntcr
Arc nc't'r very red.
1.: .; r. wt? 1: L. thy snmc inter-
~ .r: :v-y....; i.~ it... :wt- tits oil for
r, .1: Hit 2* l r- tary [Janivls
its' \‘.':‘:run administration.
.‘wl: \vlrn ll.r.-:tt«ncd by the Oil bullet probe is one“
than the bullet.
"hn
deadly
d» t'lnl'l (l 1-,.» “mild put down
in lli"
thnsn
vicinity and ho
“ho Vin-re. nltcr
lltnllwood Dick.
our govern-
notion of
also in the Do-
look us it‘ wc were sold out.
In many rumi communities
importance of accurate vital
ti-stics is still not appreciated.
beer. pn-
. cu u; ring
Cross eyes usually
, Blows from :1 two-ton hummer rcctr-d by the curly use of proper
wo‘fad nistt-rrd to railroad car, glosses.
PM and tlrnwbars H) a mu-
aevdopvd for tcstmg lllulll.
THE' \\' THIGH.
tic-n mourns: yet division
zttcrl continuously.
‘nd warmer Monrlny; Tuvsdzn'
“'hcn the, baby got? you up
In the middle of tln; night——
uh gummy night in tho ms! of ll’l!‘ 'l‘hcn there‘s no DIME “"0 homc:
meridian and thv rest of And you walk the filth rascal
_ [p.um pressuri- U\9'l‘ lilo; mili- 'Tll it's broad day light—
.\t ihc sump
Then there‘s no place like home.
0 presume: “as low ulmtg tho __
est l)0(‘(lt r .itid v~.t:~tl\"lrd to
Tim CQlllt'El “cri-
not.hnve to chase their
and on “m (KL-Tl. gull coast.
tion to lliglii-r temperature
e-xpounds in plodding prose.
;. ::.]:Liltlllr0 oxcr the
in: the northwest.
murmur wcnllit-r is in-
:1 regions cast of the
or during tht- mixt 36
tion is apostle and we“
write and ask for copies.
poet.
heard his name.
North of Sandy Hook
‘ te.wcsteriy: lair Monday.
' Book to llattrrus: Modur-
' gable fair Monday.
" TEMPERATFRE.
1°“ taken at s p. In. 75th
.1 New Haven \Vi-uther
cast there was
mand for copies.
an
_ a", , , Mellon's income tax reduction plan
. ..,. . . . . . 30.32 4i clear z-nd goiflelogféggpgygg ihfioggfi contemplates 12 recommendations:
W; city .... 30s.)? lb clear Gray Poet. in a special folder which 1. A 25 per cent. reductimi on
"‘ r? .Wd 30.10 14 clear will reach hundreds of hom'e- into “me“ ‘ncmm' “' “"3“"“3”
: .,...:--- 23:; 2 31°31" which Vv’alt \Vhitman has never be- from bumleos or inve‘utmnpu.
. ’1'""“ 30.56 ”6 0W fore penetrated. There is a natural 2' A reduction °r the normal ‘
.. .. . . . .. Cloudy love of good poetry m every humani per cent on net. income. up to $4.000
.\._-.,.._.. ... 3°38 2": cloudy heart. But it needs to be stimulated. t" 3 per cent. and “9m 3 per cent.
‘..... 30.08 4‘» cloudy Moreover, poetry chould be read to 5 9" cent: in the normal “-1.93
..:. . . 30.50 2 clear aloud. It is meant for the M- rath- 99: “10°33“ 3b°V° 35-000-
..... 30.5‘: St clear or than the eye: A s rring expreu- 3. Reduction of thejuriax rates
,... 30.40 4s. clear smn of lusty America lam such as by commencing application of them
. . 30.18 4Q clem- \Vhitman'a “Pioneers! o Pioneers!" at 810,000 Ind renting them pro wea-
.. 30,54 14 clear must he heard to be apprechted. “vgly “9“?“ to 25 or . t» “
30,51 13 cm“. Halal-ling it, stimulates the dull-c to {1'00 000 ' ' ‘ p :’ wt"
30.“; 50 c d rea t and to read other 00 ~ ' ' -
30.5.26 14 clear:- 'v the same linger. - p m by “ ”mm“! “1! reduction 9‘ 9&9-
. 30.4 30 clear Radio can perform a great serv- ital losses to 12 1-2 per amt. of m.
:1». (Lot. 20 clear ice in developing taste and love for loss. T1“ prcsent law limit; tho t“
‘ 64 18 clear What ‘3 best in literature. For the °n “vital nin- th 12 1-2 {er cmL.
4 clear Bwken. so simply that every one burnt: no limit on capital loans-(IV .
38 clear great poet: are those who hun- 5-. Limiting the
BROKSQ;
1: in
Rippling Rhymes
James J. and Richard Skalcy are
'3'“ Sentinel publi'mn“ Companr. trothcrs. and tlic)“rc. (Wins: for
’7 Washington Street. )‘l‘flrS that number eighty thay’vc
E '1 80' Norwnlk. Conm- plied their useful shins. And they
i are halo and stalwart, as much alike _4
film“, as Second Clara ””‘9' as eggs. except for Richard‘l small '
a”?
bu‘t'lt)‘."
”s '- Mlllignn. Vtco-Pru. and Treat. said Richard. “since a child: Put
A? it" Golden. Secretary sinoltcd it late and curly. I'vc‘smok: i
" 1r ntrmll: uni mild. Amt it I'm .
full oi’ gtugcr it is lieenusu l smokp;
tt‘lnt‘t‘u's l‘uund to inguw the gt Hits
.1 of thc prhy seal and dc-
conk
‘. Clones ranks as one
mrmlwrs of
powvr
his close per-
:t,.l as “oil as political affiliations
him loom
born a labor member of
Man-
l‘or a year during
purna-
xv: ‘r.i\‘ secretary to the minister of
m! and then was named food con-
li-- has long been a labor leader.
and has had the post of president
of General
He was born in Oldhnm in 1569.
more
If you want to stay healthy, trust
in the Lord and keep your country
means
The plumber wipes a lanky john,
. .Thc doctor Intends a lnokcn:
But when the doctor sends his bill
The paticnt thinks has Jokln’.
the
sta-
rcsult . irom
eycatrain and can bo promptly cor-
In battle, when a rcgimsnt is de-
(imntt-d, we are shocked and .1 oz.-
after di-
v.sion of our baby army :5 dcclm-
Ir we'd convert our back yards in-
to play grounds, our childir-n would
that thcir invisible audience is tre-
mendously interested in any poem.
This: is particularly true where the
during Sundry in th" Grvnt poet expresses in felicitiouc verse
' . . v. .« ...' .
vallcyh an" ’w' ”Hm“ 0‘ the the some thought which the speaker
,‘Lakcs and ii.’ H» has berm .1
A bit
of verse drives home an idea as
nothing else can, and it the selec-
delivered
hundreds nnd thousands of people
Walt \Vhitman is not a. “popular"
Many people have scarcely
Yet when one of
his little-known poems read over the
radio during the lust Brooklyn Daily
Eagle “'eckly current events broad-
immediate dc-
lt. became so gen-
eral as to justify the publication of
to simply that. can. no.
«at. m : '
\
AA
~25“
tugs.
l
my
of
in
0X-
Life.
A Little Slice 0‘
Two ladies standing in front
Of a ticket window.
"lx‘t me buy the tickets."
“Oh. no lct me buy thcm."
"But I insist. It‘s my turn."
“No. you paidlthe last time."
"I am sure ydwu are mistakcn."
"No, I remcmhcr distinctly."
"However, I shall buy tht‘m."
"l’shall be vcry angry if you do."
“Now, don't be foolish."
"You bought them last time."
“No, I am certain I didn't."
"Yes, you did. I remember."
"No. you are certainly mistaken."
"You had to brcak a $10 bill."
“No. I never carry :1 $10 bill."
“But I saw you haul it out."
“My dear, don't he ridiculous."
"Now listen! It‘s my turn."
"I shall be angry it you insist."
"However. I shall insist."
"Please don't be foolish. dear."
"\Vhy shouldn't I buy them?"
“llernusc it is my turn."
And so on.
Marcclcttc.
mentlous success.
A was guilty of plagiarism
the title of his play.
actor of the
sketch which he had written.
dunnnwoon
A wrote n play and it was, a trc-
B wrote a book and claimed that
C claimed that he had given A
D claimed that the principal char-
plny originated in a
1-: claimed that the music played
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. ................... ”I“? “‘m __.‘.\ no as n‘ 1‘ my “7 7 .
”aver“, nt So;';(‘h:mG—'l “a“ \H‘t‘rres or hackfin‘ woes “thin. SngYJnggvofm/ 1“
Do 0 I "‘ "w“ “in l‘m chitin-r is pain : W] Wm
‘ V CXClUflVG- . .H‘ n .t. ( :‘i _ .
l gatgfii‘tsf: Jsgtlir‘zpubliuuon as tin}, tzztiet‘d: Since I “as but a wW/Fffl’ypmcwfl/fi‘.
01‘ .ll nous dispatche- crcditod to ll fw-l‘fl‘i‘r lH‘ itrvt‘r used ilzt vr‘td'. . .
or u: otherwise in nu. nm‘spapcr \a3. I admit i. s lrzn‘, inn. l .a 1
811‘ 3130 not» local now: published ll‘hnrti smokcs nrd clip“ a, l‘lv- he
kc“. « som'cr‘n human. and l.“ lm> Ill‘P-
All rights ct lthbilcihlloa o: poem: lv‘h‘k and..." lf‘s‘ lltnf‘tl to ziaxavmill
\ l; r :2 are also morrc . mural 1’ mi may tar . In Sex _
dunk)”. a ‘ I - l‘l"\ 13:? “H mmrrt‘l rttl‘. tr)"
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i \ L‘ \ V , ’
CLYNICS
' 71/: arm :1va 77/15
not/HIE REIO/JRG‘SJ an
7H5 Prop; 6 Mi! ”(AT/907
5:07”: 50 “4991’ war
A
bet ween
p oscd by him.
stolen from his designs.
act.
I claim .
or Rnbclais.
pin. The scenery from
Egyptian artists. etc... etc.
(Copyright, 1324. by Marcel
Stolnbrugge.)
Report says several ,Indlan chiefs
have taken up thc study of law.
the Indians had done this thrnc hun-
dred years ago, they might have
saved part of their country.
Member of the English Parlia-
mr-nt complains that the pool inur-
eatc is not writbg any pOctry. But
what is there in that to complain
about?
“'hcrc'?
"How Can One Be Happy in
Heaven it Relatives and Friends
Should be in Hell?" is the subject
for tonight at the evangelistic scr-
vicch at the Mitchell Earl: Christian
Church, Eleventh and Jackson
streets. Mr. Lunsford will sing "I
“'unt to Go There."——St. Joseph
News-Press. '
Slll-INASDOAH .\l.-\Y FIND VALU-
AUIAE LAND ”V THE POLAR
TRIP, SA'AZ DENISY.
plore the region particularly contig-
uous to the territory at the United
States and it is highly desirable that
the United States should know what
is in that region. It theta to land
there, whether habitable or not, it
should be the property of the United
States.” ..
The Secretary stated that the (act
that there is a. vast. unexplored re-
gion there is constant challenge to
the United States, and that if the
trip was not made this gear it is
The Helium
By Edward Nelson Dingle,
WASHINGTON. D. C.-Secreia.ry
that tho rum 9! those it“..- exceed.
, (A!!!
Multan,
highly probable that another up-to-
date. wide-awake nation, able to do
so would precede us there. Asked
to state whether or not he know
that any other nation was contem-
plating such an exploration, he said
he did not. but thought sumc na-
tien would ’do so within the next
two years.
Mr. Dcnb. said he wanted to
make it clan that in no the pur-
pose of the Navy Department in,
instituting this exploration trip to
t‘ntl out first whether or not there
was any land in the region mon-
tioncc. Asked whether or not the
country discovering such land ac-
quired it. by right of discovery he
said that such had been the case
in all history. He added that. the
rut-pose qt tho trip we: not to 41..
cover the North, Pole. That had
already been done by Admiral Peary
who found that there was watt?! at
the pole and not land .
"Thls‘fiight," he stated. "is for
the purpose oi! mapping and chart~
in; a region that has ncaer been
entered by man."
2:
tax-exempt income of the taxing era.
6. Tuing community property
income to the spouse having control
of the income, to cure a. condition
III; such states an Arizona, "Julltu'mip.
_ aha, Louloigg‘a, New Me on .
vua'nnam ' ‘1; h We,
7. Bella-tint the tux on icic-
mms. telephones and lcaaed wire...
8. Repealing the tax on adama-
clou. , I
9 Repealing miscellancous autu-
ance um which have a. small dear.
tug en the general rovenraa of tho
government :. , ‘ ' -
10 Recommending amendment-
, Mn. a «nutter-4mg" in»
I! in “minimum; at tho lupus!
to: sum and Eliminate mound.
um by taxpayers to two") uncall-
11. mammalian;
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the acts was really com-'
1" clnlmcd that the scenery was
G claimed that the lighting (Tracts
infringed on certain patents which
ticiongcd to him.
it claimed that he hnd written
part of thc dialogué of the second
that the plot probably
originated with \Villlam Shakespeare
The music from Cho-
ancient
If
Detroit. may: as;
"on 0! tacit! 990951 “N
1m Inertia up;
Pints! will this
Rabbit Hermione.
thereby get, a
him up at
WW other
it all
um. nuns all high! will
g“- has. 7 u! pin:
in, in an oil-crucial
ms ' 'i,
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iDINNERSmRIES
A college graduate. tho day utter
commencement swagger-ed into a
bank and asked to ace the presi-
o‘t nt. He was told to wait. in an
amt-room, where a. small boy was
chewing gum.
"Boy." he said, utter a bit. "do
you know it there'lgtn opening in
the bank for a. cutie graduate’l'V'
The boy, chewing grimly.
awcrcd:
“Dore will be it they don't. slip do
extra. five-spot. wot I'm ukln’ tur
in me next. pay envelope. see?"
an-
It was a tuna; when a newly.
azrlved commercial traveler was
holding forth. “I‘ll bet anyone five
dollars,” he said. “that I have got
the hardest name or anyone in this
room." ,
An old farmer in the buckgcrund
shifted his (cat to a. warmer part
of the tender.
"Ye will. will ye." he druwled.
“\Vell. I'll take ye on. I'll bet. ye
tcn agln your live that my namo’l
Lent yours.”
"Done." cried the commercial
traveler. "I've got the. hardest name
in the country. It is Stone."
The old man took I. chew of his
tobacco. "Mine." he said. f‘is
Hr. rder."
A quaint story is told to exempli-
tv the pride that every man should
take in the work by which he makes
a living: _ ’
Two street sweepers, muted on a‘
cur-butane, were discussing a. com-’
ratio who had died the day beiore.
"Bill certainly was a. good sweep-
cr" said one.
"Y-c-s," conceded the other.
thoughttully. "But don't. you think
he was a. little Weak amount the
lump posts."
AMERICAN RAILROAD SAFETY
There was only one total railroad
accident in England in 1928. accord-
ing to the London Railway Gazette.
and in this only two passenger: were
killed. In 1901 and 1908 there wu
not a single passenger killed.
ernmeut to make independent vain-
utiom.
put on the Kansas City Southern by
lurs; that allowed by the commission
was 49 million.
mvvmr ovum
By Edgar A. Guest
Oh, there are burdens to bear and
the trials are many.
Butcher and: baker and bread man
‘must have their last penny—
Life‘s not all laughter and loving,
*and well. do I know it.
Care leaves a. welt on the I”. be
' you merchant or poet; '
Lawyer or doctor or tradesnu. the
great or the small 0: us,
Care his a'. whip in his
lashes it all or us. .
i011. there are m when I groan
' and I feel my flesh stinging,
Times when thero’s- too much at
pain and not. enough biasing. 3.
Times when men? greed seems to
* ”:1er me, tlma‘whcl my duty
Seems to be foolish and vain, rob.
hing tile or all beauty;
Then comes a boy to my ‘knee with
his eyes brightly flashing, /_
And I laugh in derision at care and
the whip that he's lashing.
pence and their pride in me.
The faith and respect of my friends
who have glimpsed the inside of
me:
The butcher and baker and bread
man shall have what pl owe them,-
l'rhey shalt be glad. to have known
me as I have been happy to know
them.
For from the care of the world,
’ from the burdens and stings of
our duty,
teem. come honor and friendship
and beauty.
Not without these is life good. and
not without care can man gain
them. .
The garments of honor shall fade
if the butcher and baker shall
stain them.
“fun courage we purchase our
friends. care santities all that we
cherish,
By faith and by strength we find
peace. and without, them we lan-
guish and perish: .
By the burdens We hear and the
hurts, by the conuests which run
thpough life’s story.‘
The thing we call manhood is made
and manhood's the giver of glory.
A DIVINE RAPTURE
E'en like two little bank dividing
brooks. ‘
That. wash the pebbles with thezr
wanton stream.
And having ranged and searched a
thousand nooks. .
Meet both at length in silver-bread!—
ed Thames,
Where in a greater current
conjoin.
So I my best-loved‘s am: so He is
mine.
they
E’cn so we met ; and after long pur-
cult.
E'en 80 we joined; we both became ’:
entire: v
No need for either to renew a suit,
For I was flax, and He was flames
ct tire: .
Our firm-united souls did more than
twine;
So I my Best-beloved'a am: so He
is mine.
If all those gliterlng Montchs, that
command
The servlle quarters of this earthly
. ball.
Should tender in exchange
shares of land.
I would not change my fortune: to:
them all:
Their wealth is but a counter
coin:
The _,world's but theirs: but my Be.
loved's mine.
—ERANCIS QUARLES.
—-——-——~———.___
In answer to thetrequent crltl-
clam that rates are based on too
high valuations. the interstate com-
their
to my
hand cud he'
Th1: I shall wrest from it all: their A
com. the tron-urn or love and eo-J
mummified
self-denial is
MONEY—
/
O
through years of hard
often wept away in the ~
of an eye by one BAD investment.
fi-at 4%76 inter-oath: our Barm‘ gs n a
is a GOOD investment. 7 em“. ,:
‘ THE
, CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
; . TRUST co.
Be able to control
necessitate.
deposit the money with us.
T 0 Invest Safely
Place your money where the principal is W
. your principal at all
it can be converted into cash at any time
. . Invest in securities returning the la:- t pm?
come consistent with the above gee :
- If you are unable to find such investment minim
The City National Bank _
South Norwalk, Conn.
times,”
should ....,
requirements.
80. N orwalk Trust Co.-
SERVICE and SECURITY
Ambition, applica-
tion, personality and
thrift, basis of all
achievcmea — .\'0
easy rrrari or start
cuts to attainment-
work. saving. and
sacrifice bring great- '
est Satisfaction.
The satisfaction at
having accomplished
something or having
succeeded is greater
than all the so-called
pleasures indulged in
by the lazy man or
spendthrift.
merce' commission presents many
figures to show that it has taken. so
far as possible. valuations made by
the commission named by the gov—
For example, the valuation
the corporation was 10 million dol-
Thero are nanny
other similar roductlona.
In the United Buttock: 1922 there
were 21 passenger: killed. It muy
be argued that it is untclr to con-
trast. this figure to England'- figure
for 1928. becauro England's record
for 1922 may be lou croditublo than
her record for tut your and our tig-
uro for 1922 may be much leu than
228. It may Also be urgued that
the United mute; hu more than
ten. ilmu tho Minus Ni It
the United Kingdom. which inc udel
Scotland. Irelmd sud Wales on wall
as England.
But it u fair to take reool‘dh ov-
ering the put :8 yearn. mm. ‘ that
time the total number at Dalian-
gcr- kt led in rcllronq accidents in
Englan was 78. In tho United
States this number wu nvor 7.800.
We hill/991 cmtlere near 160
umoo morn aim 9! roam {an
Earls.” him. But cities ma in
hnve htlhd 100 time; In many M
ranger! an England bu killed. But
at course American-Java nothing
to turn tram cthcr pearl: shunt 0!:
“lmcyfiwom; , r Tubman-n,
ceme- saw the rumor that the
and. the will:
' Heb:
lungs“ the
to! W ell .
_ The “I!!! fill
chance to ”blah
the waiver price. flaccid
«club refuge to wmvgéu
35:.er tar-.133“ a "
.EY wan “ Cir-"3b 3535
#4 £9 “If: cited hor—
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but ,
£59
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in: your uni
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p...
It’s, a wise thing
to have. a code of and!!!
--llut like a code of mor-
all. it“ NOyGOOD um
less lived up to.
Exide Batteries From $6.00 to $31.00.
Why Risk a Cheap Battery ?
Made by Electric Storage Battery Co., the Oldd
and Largest Company in the World.
8. L. BENEDICT
73 No. Main Street
Stick to that January
Fiat Resolution !
flaw in
BEOPLE’S'
the, tltaéllas.
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muutotaboard
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.‘bettér get coal with a, repumuon like Old 00. Lehigh
hove itinallsixes. AlsoOannel CoalsndWoodforfire
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