Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 27, 1924 · page 4

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X” us. was a Visitor in Bridal“???- 535'

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m Drona dNo-uwntmwm hold intently-om
binning relaun- mowing- a: m Pariah home we eve-tic.

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store in tho Stratfiefl humane:

° ' t ”'"h 15”“ . , . otxtho Womu‘h guild of cum
he ‘ . h at her home tomorrow at-
. ’laaer’tanocrolhzaaalo The Ch El: 0! 5.3;“ a: : o‘doc".
ht. Studwcll Piano o.-— . First Co 'm. Men. h (130‘ not: . . .

hozd its weekly meeting and enter-
tainmcnt Thursday Blah: at the par-
‘uh ham-

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“I!- chk Xarron and chiidnn
h" returned to their home on
" avenue, after spending
day. ,flth relative: in New
city.
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ghost ulcer piano roll: on sale
”fig. mum Plano Gen—Ad".

Boa Lox-31nd.” of 89:1an
‘ ya.- a vidtor in Brimpori

m o! the Baa! Avenoorletilo-
dist church. They will meet in the
basement or the church at 7:3:
’“ ()de a o 0_

7 Roman S. Broadway-orll Char-loo
street was in Torrington Monday on
a. bum: trip loi- the Nash 8131.
neering company.

 
 

Mn. Charles McClellan of South
Main street baa recovered from

attack of the grim t
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The Sad: Engineering company
has tad a new enhance malotor

the factory employed. ‘

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w' 2 . Mr: Milton Brood 0! Con ave-
; . . . ' iflgdfixgceitm mm heldh; we cure-mined the member! at It?
aunt player piano rolls on-n.e evening. ‘5 gum _ green! Endcax or circle at her m Ill . -

”u. ”“6"" Plano Co.--Ad\. and enjoyed dancing. . and a tween.

h in» supper which “an sorted at 1: 9 ‘ '

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team sum'vu' or name- a\:-
nni'aad Henry a. Pratt or m: Hm
r‘ motored to .‘c‘ew York clty Mon-
daimnlng and witnessed a Brou-
IJ’ shot.
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'-‘Ihlrtr m..- cent. oi! on anther-
an; penal: at Donnelly'a—adv.

William Provost or not 8mm
mtbe recentgneatotltr.lldflra
Charles Robinson at their M :n
Sew Haven. «y

o'clock. New members were taken
into the order-

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Pride of Courti‘arrulr. .\'o. Sal.
Companions o: the Forest. held their
regular meethg hat night 7. in;
Eagle: hall. Mott avenue. A clan of
tour candidatea was inluated. Re—
:reahmtnta were teen-ed. ‘The next

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The meeting or the Sunday school
board of the _Elat Around Metho-
dist church originally achednlcd {gr
. 1: been poor ned. t
meetin‘ will be held in Forester-at“?! :1": ‘urb‘ he” a“; mom
hall. a High street. A big time is slot:
filmed for this meeting. an it twill ' . . .
gr: ‘3: 3:22:18: :rzogrmmgnz:f The many friends of Mn. Earl
nted. From now on. meetings will Shun" “3°. ha been confineduio
be held the second and fourth Fri-V 31¢? home 0. Rowan street 9" ‘
tin}: instrad of the second and tourth 935‘ “9‘33 entering m 83 32““
Yuma}! 0! each month. of bronchial: Ill? be plea-ad to hear
— that much improvement to shown
in her condition. .

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Bo lecture 0.: first Aid was given
at it). Red Crcaa Headquarter: you.
. lei-day to the Girl Scout: because at
‘~ the abacus. at Dr. Fredenck J.
Earthen.
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—Large pea coai. Harris 8; Gaza;

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Wale! Clone. o: mumde axe.
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_ . . Mrs. Margaret Halloran was hell
. "e '.rda ' at St. Marx"! ‘hurch. ’ ' .
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A report of a broken manhole

cox-er at “’ee: aionuc and Berkley

street was made to the uptown po-

lice last nigh‘. The report “as re.

{erred to the S‘rect Dopartzucnt.
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m Blane Show c! Grow:
«not. Dorothy Le‘rts c: Putnam
amine, Marga-11 Scuff: of )lofime
“root and Marti-:3 Chznaky o! Moor-c
place have been ahead as the h-
malo leada tn the Senior Ga- or
use muncal comedy ‘snnho" to re

The laiirs' Aid node! of the
Roafitun Methodist church held in
all dry ans-m: rum: in the chapel
o! :‘m: c'hurrjh today. At noon lunch.
mu “as ecncd. 'nsera wan a large
Edward hie-rut of Seaview aw:- afltlzdanc".
one reported to the police that hr
"wanted at the $1!!th and P313“, lost a tire chain trom his automo~
lurch 1: and :I. prle. .
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‘ -14.”: m; Earn! a Gm I one: wd ' m It. Penninrton
found a child glove in Sorth Kain
street this morning and the owner
can have it by calling at the police

:‘atlc‘n.

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The D‘ery Ready Circle of King:
Daughter: VII hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening.

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Mrs. J. Plander and Mrs. Ira T.
Higgin- won priaea at tho card party
given under the auspices of the
Norwalt Republimn Women: a”
elation at. the Royal James Inn. yes-
terday afternoon.

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Gregg ham: :3 mum w..-
lied Paul Rant-:1 1:: Man: 51:22:

In: flint: g. l
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.Terty per cat. at on an Exer-
alarp penul- at‘DonneZlJ'a—Adv.
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The .‘izspah uncle of Kzng'a
Daughtt-rs “‘ll eon: a chicken pat-
lye supper in the Sunday-school room
of the South Norwalk Baptist church

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Friends 0: 5m. “mum La tron.

Xiaael Mary Rose. Veirna Iuance tame “to has been m at her home

. , a _ zoni ht between 5.:9 and ”.99 ,
and Adeline: Br°<th."j,z§:‘,'"° ‘18"- o.d°‘ck_ ‘ on Crockett s'reet {or some time will
on in Stamlord can... .. . . . rm. sorry to near :«a: no.— condition

0 o . -3 .. . . .1 in still cnzlcal.
-—Buy Your \‘lctrOla on our Club Mm Lmano. n. Mc.\a.ly of \\ err. _ . .

ster street has taken a position in
the once or the Norman: iron
Works.

Plan—Ask about it at Donnoily'a.
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m- Mary Sass or Spring Hill
avenue waa aurprlsed by moral of
her friend: Monday evening at her
llama. and a. delightful evening lol-
lowod, ylth dancing. game- and
music. Many out-ol-town guests
were present. Among thou attend-
ing the urn: were A“. )iat'y no”.
Mi. Loretta. O’Brien. Mina ‘arlon
Gomioy. nun Jury McQuilian. Mm
Bobby Praaor of Standard. Miss

The man:- lnonda 0: John ll.

Contra. 3.. ol’ ”clunky mt vnli
o a , : tohearthatheiaanlncon-

Mrs. Richard Sanndern and «uh. , “U". “3"”?‘9 “3“!" 3°“ ‘3

ttr hate returned to lheir;home in ether: of ‘mi""; .

Bridgeport atzcr a. Visit m‘lth her , _

parents. Mr. and Mrs. a‘Betljamin 0““: Clark ch P-nnoyer street

Kelley of Chas-mu: street. was ‘ 15mm ”3”“ in W”-

Xonday. Mr. mart la ‘ matted
' x!!! L Eli H Km ‘7 Frmnda of Miss Marion Taylor 0!

with the Saab Englnenng company.
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Mr. 1-223qu C. Prr-zoyer street will be sorry to hear‘

Adeline Brotherton. Mime. Margaret Brocklla "2.": il’ -, r-.-.-.r.: cuczu (.1 ‘31 E‘:3f'ifl_fonfir.rxl’to-hrf 1303'" at":
and Irene Sara. Mia- Oln‘o Cod! of fin. Longwcj‘: parents, Mr. an: “° ““‘0 a. ’J'w‘fl' cold. 9
Stamford. Mm Ed“ “'3 (Eathfh ' Are. 1' Parson. " :0 re:”'2r .'-‘:-w:ek *a er and
in. McNemey. Ml- Velm‘ “Tim-L ' , mag?- 45$}. «75;. ofiyfényxrorho-
Mi. Hazel Mn, ulna Lillian Ma- cao c! 22:: has! NO?- f.:.._ 5.21.1-5. 55,1... r-. 2d “.37 {u a'
kovich. ms swam: Gail. 31m Bot- 3339*“ 3”°'~‘W‘°n "13 53-) ..‘.-;‘.‘.’-.-. ’8‘" 7
bio Since'ald. Mine Ccmmy page present in t2": uncada:e ha.:, 10- ' ’3
of ”Inform and Jack L're‘t. Wil- nigh: the p‘aficu. “.Vcighbora" ‘33 .\!.—. a:.d Mr; Frtrirrirk Stabe’l o:3
n... Mcsemey, ant-r:- lime. 031%" The dub Ye- llzgfliand a'rcnuc ml: Emu-ma try-en»E
m 8. Lock‘rocd. David 33.3.31, «.53-; :‘aese pizza at the Corn-

arzd 3! rs. John

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Frank Malay-.1. Joseph nfls‘ 3““ l ::;" 27):“, am being "9‘333‘ 'n'i‘d I’M!" ‘1. aummtxon at their 3
Kern. 5‘” Smith, $.43: 321123213433 .'”‘ 1 Eu: lnutqtcn 1 the 2:92:19, Egan‘a)‘ cseztrtg. :2
Aaron Cohen. Chute: 026:. names ’ . _ assoc; s. Th: . . .
shields. c: Nc-rwazlr. Rusted Fourier? ‘ so :owar _.thc “'1th A: the community mocha: to a";
of NW Halon, “33-,“- Bma :gtsm, ‘ were directed by Dr?! in the noraylon Dahlia church}
Aaron Schwartz. Jun Leonard. Con- foot . 'rz-znorrow night. -\. B. Cleverly “Hg
nio Gaynor and ”be: Delaney nf _ ' ° - be the speaker. 31?. gin—"33'; nub-Z
Bridgeport. an: ‘mm Klan. Jack? Ixzr‘. Brennan of :3 {zest )‘31'. will be "Christianity in up};
Hogan, ctr-v.3 Blane-7. Eve" “ attenird the annual .‘cumcn Eustace world." The meeting will
Scheneld. Gfiorge Britta and tut: 3 £15 141’: Man—u F. Tyre.— char-2e: No. b": presided cvtr by Rev. \‘lctor I‘.
Hogan c! .‘icw Canaan. '1 T’ “:tczu: [mantra e: Amen-113 1:. 563119. pastor of the church.
I o o .‘ufi 1: lllrfla Eastern}: Mr. Brown. v ' ' ’ .
-Auto syringa. maul—av. {lephenc corn- ;5‘9 Junior ”33139 :13! hold it:
o o 0 LP‘“7 3:, 3.4”. 5:. la:- weekly meeting Saturday a:-
lli. Ron He‘fan: lraa reiumed- « - - “”19“ at ”If?" 0‘3th A! lag!»

leok'e meeting Shirzey Bowman was!
elected president. Other caters;
uhoarn were [Alloy )lakooky. tic:
president: Jane: Quick. secretary:
Francis Fore“.

to her Cutie: in .‘Cew York cry tau; Mr. 3:1 .‘lra, nosey 8. 53,2”: of
lag been waiting to.- Iaft'r'l. .‘.'.-. 'v'v‘ul'mce a"):‘.".‘_ war: sure: a: a
and lira. J. Helm: c: Mat: ametf’imfl“? N??? ELM: t‘y than 43:12:;-
for ‘ ‘ev’d‘n Mar.- .‘lra. Artie: Ere-1:3 a: be: home

. ,. , _... treasurer and re.
0 o o m La..en. .L-ce....}, - ll. I; Sense: superintendent. X
—Ona-halt c! on writing plze?‘ ' ‘ f ’ . . .
It meYL—Adv. Mr. ‘3’- Mr!- "rt-‘3? 4‘13'3'9723 Harbor: A. Bond of Ronyton av:-
o o o and son. Aria“, 0: Cone avenue have nae warm-,3“ ’

(romab '
The Second Combat. Train on D. C- urine: “1!
hold it.- weekfy meeting and drill 0

tomorrow evening 8t {:9 Armory.

returned {ram Hartford where they to “155133103,
fits.:ed ran Mr. and 3111 “Kilian: . 0
56:93: {armour of East Narralk. an. Katherine Scone-M of 11km
0 o . ; ‘ ° ‘ land avenue was more. to the mem-
_;,- examined as: cm“ :9.-. {an L. KL: of Elton place has her: of the Ladle: Aid society or the
tel. L A. 3.394ch when a mfionr‘flh Shae}: Broth- Roz-anon Baptist church n, he.-
0 o o " on' automobile agency. home this afternoon. -
”oxen-1k Order of the De-' ' ‘ ' .-“
m on hold no weemr meeting; I)”. ‘73: 3‘ a “”3333 °‘ the M

tw ”Clint. l women of the bdrm Ms W
o o o , :zzorelz at tho church tonight at 7:36 , I
a. Woman'u 63."! a! ‘3! Grace. otfodr, A:: the. women of the par-
4;: an m to amend. Plano flil TAX
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' $3: :3 coauanddre-ea.ofrh_kneanagmthtrabm-andthootherdmen. Each-
’ ' ' 5:13:31. dealing pays. .15 percent.” 50 per team will wagova contest to nee
, o o e centoatheentirem lant-wmchonoraheotheiargersunol
3* run. in, student a: Yale touoOliphaat Co. efl ‘ airin- M by Juno 1.
My ta upendlng a row days at nation to by flair to an! . . .. .
in. tone 0! his parentz. PM”!!! as '9" anotd- Sen ‘1 A"! 3" 11:3. Dorothea Kimmie!) ol‘Oeborn

ave-non will entertain the member: -

Tonight-ls recreation night.‘ (or the

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ArthurJJurxu-r has finished his
position mu: Henry 0. Beers. He
will enter "the employ of David
Sacha. '

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The annuai *tion 0! the Greens
Farina KW!“ club was held laat
evening at the home of Mr. and
NI". Allan Paneih Joseph Adana
Iraa chose: preetdent {or the coal.
ing year. Honda Burr tan elected
first rice president: Gedrge “1 Gran.
second vice preddcnt: Herbert 5.
win. secretary; Allan Parnell.
ant actuary, and Georg} J.
Rippe. treasurer. A “mere“ ineli-
tute trill be held ”arch S. The
’prineipal speaker. Prof. A. 5. “‘il.
klnaon of the Connecticut Agricul-
tural college, la wry well known
among the farmer: hcrc. Other
speaker) anal be RH. John L Davis
at 232-. many )1. E. church in New

the State college.
. :enul by the women of the club.
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The plnochlc tournament hotneen
the Compo Engine company and the
Pioneer: began last cream: at 8
o'clock. There are ten teanla trom
each company. 12;. terns {roan the
Pioneers are: laRoy Alexi!“ and
SI! 52“.!» 3' Harry O'Connell and
13";an Yer-next and

 
 

Marumk. Hare? ‘
Your 3 . V eta-r
l’c‘nmr. 8:. P

. Shipper and Joe
Sing-ray and Dish
3-: “IA-rd and J: J.
O‘Connor. :n- . Srnlth and Hoary
Dean's. Elton Afh‘n and Rodney
Tyler. Dunn From}; .lr.. and Harold
Bakrr; snfi’suéutfs for the Pioneer
team» nr». Join Draco“. Mort-3:

 
 

 

lJndwz‘d. H ll. Sherwood. Charles
nude; \‘.':'.' Reinhard. Luau:
Fanning. ll- Audie? and Arthur

 

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Atdéc}; .. tremolo: the Comm
13!:ng mun-ax; are: linear”: Al-
lin and Billiard 31:.rirhy. .‘dzlr:

 
 

. chased with money mrniahed b): the

Britain, and lira. M. E. Spragne ol
.\ dinner will be’

,tors. grandchildren and great grand-

m XXII!
.Aa Fred aspired from' th
at his home. he techno conscious
or thodalidoua aorenlty 9:119. can,
event“. He glanced up at them
that were just mm to appear
Ho had not gazed tnto .tha at!”
lines: the morning he viewed the
sunrise and resolved to get up every
morning to see it. Jmpulaively he
decided to walk down town. ‘

As he swung down the street at
an my gait he decided hence“
a walking stick. His first thought
was to roman to the house and got
the can: given him by member. gt

Hana Ho changed his mind. He did
not want to have to giro Click an
excuse to Evelyn for his return. and
one. woman-like. ~would surely want.
to know why.

an a corner he stopped to till
hi cigar smoke. The air land. wan
tetid. A loud voice was to be heard.

I done you." But no. air. that guy
wouldn't. gimme no two dollar. {tor
this here ring. I leave It to you for
it ain't worth twenty. ain't it!"

Fred smiled at the clerk n he
ltghtod a cigar. "He‘s telling the
world." he rctna in an under-
tone. The man ind the counter
nodded. "He's been going strong all
evening."

Fred laced the night air again.
Aa he traversed block after block
his pace quickencd. The hm
was exhillrating. He poked o t
ibis chest and too}: deep b
; A3142! ‘I ought to do more of this.
2 l oughtxo lake a walk like thin or.
_ cry night. he decided. '

‘ Two women slowed down as they
neared him and smiled. He looked
straight to’ the front and continued
onward with unabated pace. But
when he had gone some Janis. he

 

\Veetport Choral club.
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Mm Birdie Kecler and 11:3. Fred-
tf‘fl‘K Gorhaun were \isitors in $01--
walk yesterday. .

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Austin Wakemau of Saugatuck la
ill at his home.

cm. Slim 75,
is HONORED BY
. ms mm

Sons, Daughters,
Grandchildren a n d
Great Grandchildren
Dine Supt. of Sol-
diers’ Home

 

 

Coloncl licnrs‘ J. Soelcy..superinc
tendon! of the Soldiers' Home at
Scrotum. was tendered yreal sub
prise “‘aahlngton'a birthday when
surrounded by his sons and daugh-

 

chlldren. he was prearntcd with a
{mo couch. a brautuul sllk Amer-L
can an; and a’ largo basket of trait.
The presentation speech nu made
by bliss Kellie Seele‘y. a grand-
daughter of Colonel Seelcy.

The flag and fruit wen presented
by Adallnc and Dorothy
)lamh. grand ch ten. and mm
W. swldy, Jr- great grandson.

tho otflco stat! “tr—Yuletide. pro. ‘

”And I 8858. “book“ all the lav-qr. “

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“ ’o moot.“ m reloaded
drawing a roll or un- m a poo-
ket. .

lie-continued: ,
wirehgdagtonoropaioomole‘
p! weeka. I mt recruiters-and
mootthoothouonttoraam—
log. We'll hauahenotlflua,
and old Petnrkho' lid turbo on:

He rotmodto tharlgldlym
ed rule of the'Montolthoohb
against the toning of liquor or!“
premises. ‘

 

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Colonel Seeley haa m grand»
children lnd three m “denud-
rem The entire enjoyed
a fine dinner after tho

Colonel Scale, became m.
tendon: or the scum Home tour
ream ‘ago. 9m to that time
he wutermaayyeannnnlneatta
the photography bum in Budge-
port 80 to. Pat PM CW. -
Howe Pour No. 8. m

or 0!
port. was Derortmeat Con»
man "it. Halo now a mem-

ber of the Council of Minimum-
tlon of the Department or Connecti-
cut. 6. A. 3., ,
Colonel Seeley was barn to dart-“7
cho. Vermont. meaty-diva year-
ago. Wk“..- he waa (Sheen year.
old. he enlbted tn the 19th Indiana
nght WWW. Ho remained in
t e 9e until he was crab

discharged at the end or tantra.”

A German scientist baa made mo-
tion pictures“ the throat and
“ham ‘ -... ;. .-‘

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Duo! that may all” on a clothe.
line to removed by ’n now-manor for
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Ila-om and Bo!) Balm. “Linn

It? and George 5". John. Tin .5,
Hamgaa and 52-3.;aznia )5; aer. ‘
Louis Jane: and (harks Lune.

Ralph Lulu: and John l)unm;au..
Millard Brown and Joseph Dunn»!
gan. Joesph Dollar-o and James Eur-g
flick. Dank! Drincoil and Thomas;
Ball. Fred Fable and Cornelius Lon-"
doth substitute: for the Comm: 145.?
gine comm: arc. \nzzmm Tum;
um. Joaeph Southerner. John like.
and George (Imam The Iron!
on was 599 ahead at tho and at 12.»,
sitting.
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The Contra? Fire house is draped;
in mourning (or up, wmlam one;
:3: who Was a member of the 22:;
department during his residence "2‘
Weapon. .

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Mrs. Philip Guuion. chairman or:
the program committee of the Wm
man‘s Town lnlpros’cmcnt answering
tion. announces that the committee};
has secured the films of the “liar-LE
ha Alaskan mp: winch will. be!
than in the Y. 31. c. A. auditorsum.‘
on the afternoon and evening or
March 31.

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‘ Mrs. Carrie Gorham la ill.
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DfiBAN’AWQHNGS
AND PORCH-SHADES ‘2
Ready-made Awnings and
a. alanine porches. windows. :3
tea rooms, etc. - ‘ '

Dnban Awning! and zPorch
Shade-sore furnished complete-
ready to hang. ‘.

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police force within a few days.
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Anton Imry
More! Mb
City bowling

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Spent yesterday in
e interest of the 'l'ri~
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Generator: repaired and installed.
Ru; Hooch Ignition for Ford: and
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‘ ing operations. '
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