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y I; City Brief and Pérsgnal Mention f

 

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Brennan. or Winnipauk; Mr

... ’rldgcport

.mded the performance at

Chut'rc.

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~To drive nuny the “lure.

Prat. Pippin tonight. Ailill. 35c.
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Hr. and M’rs. (‘Zirii'lt‘s Stone Oi
South Main sirctt mm ushers in
Miami inst owning.

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0—50 Norwnil: Mvihodist Episco-
psl Church tonight. The um i'usli-
toned Singing School. Adm. 530.

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Miss Rose 4\l(‘\lllldi‘r {lilil Sunni-l
Alainnder of Spring LH‘HJ, wen
Visitors in New York last curling
and uttcniimi n Mosumlc llfliiC'.‘
If the Commodore liOll‘l.

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”—Dancc tonight. Town Assembly
hall. (:11ch Six (,Pri'livsirit.

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Mrs. Ilcnlnniin luv. rrncesind Mrs.

Hurry Stephens of Max Hill rmiil
were filiopru'rs in iIi'iilfyiuyi‘L lower-
day.
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”Dance; lilillL’lif. ’i'm n .\':Li'i'lil,rly
lilll. CIlillt‘U fix ()iLll'L'lill.
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Lester Fillgtl‘“fllt1 l‘f'iil'ri- vi to his
home. Heiilli :ilillll r-Yli‘ll. tillli‘ :i.
few days slwiit in .‘v w .lviv-y.
Whore hr) affl iirl'x'i‘l til-l lHi.‘i-ll of his
aunt, Miss .‘Ilrii".‘lii' I. L'p‘uzi, iwi‘: i- rll’
of this city. -
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-—A. J. (.‘niiiris CD. iiie (vf'bring
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"'u 3‘1. and Mrs. Dsnicl Dccring, Jim. he will proceed to New Britsn on.
7 your). street: Mr. and Mrs. Er-

Mrs. Russell Broadway. of East
slit: Mia-and Mrs. Ernest llail,
. .111]: street and Mr. and Mrs. A1-
‘ ’ Rose of Mott avenue. motored
last‘ evening rind ni-
Mu Lyric

Elise Cook his been taken to
business and then return to his
.‘iilit‘ics in New York.
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Mrs. E. F. Simona. mouhomstieo
teacher at the Gunter, In. men
school is confined to her home in
the lirst district with an attack 6!

, grippe. '*

The women of the Advent Chris-
tian church will hold a cake ”is in
llyxhce's flower shop. Washington
sircet tomorrow morning at 11
o'clock.

ttoot trouble and a general run down
condition.

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A numlier of anonymous letters
hove been received by the authorio
ties retarding the sctivities of
."hootlegsers" in the town.
impossible to take any action on
unsigned communications and those
who write are advised of the no-
ceaity o: signing their names to
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Joseph Capuano of the U. 8. Navy
who is enjoying a. ten-day furlouih
{it the home of his parents on Fort
l‘oint street. was a. visitor in New
York city. where he was the guest
of relatives. /‘

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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jones of
Fort Point street are entertaining st
their home relatives trom New York
city.

' TO'BEREBIHLT
Father Helen of Sau-
gatuclr onored ~—

- School Site Hearing
Tonight ‘_ '

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The first projoet in: the spring
‘rosd~buildips program which the
Board of Selectmen hape to get uno‘
Tder my soon will be the construc-
tion of a new rend between West»
portend \Veston. which will con-
nect with the \Vcston road which
goes through Georgetown and joins
the Norwaik-Danbury turnpikc.
First Selectman Edward C. Nash
stated today that this pr’aloet will
be submitted for consideration at
the next town meeing.
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Mrs. Ralph Bennett of Osborn
avenue was pleasantly surprised at
her heine, “'ednesday evening. by a
number or her friends in honor of
livr birthday anniversary. An eve-
ning oi! music and. dancing Was on-
J0)t.‘d. Refreshments were also
fvr'l'Vfrl. Among the guests were
lrivmis (rem Bridgeport, Danbury
.md Georgetown.
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~——'l’o drhc away the Blues.
i‘rvf. i‘ippill. Tonight. Adm. 556.
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Ali's. Dorothy Hoyt. oi Hawkins
muvimu has returned from an en-
l‘oyuhtc Unit with relatives in Glen-

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tbs: you'd mt “£me
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emanates-amnesia! .
with mom on“ to 81V. 1011
"mm: in tho m 0h.
Susana 1 Mt so. NW :6:- “d
66 it. on mull hm um thct
I'd come back. The)! neural ot
ours couldn't some so ram»,
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do things I'd like. I couldn‘t help
being drnwn to him. When he
asked me to marry him—well. st
first it seemed as if I couldn't pout.
biy do it; then. as I thoul‘ht it over.
I resiized that perhaps" I Could. So
just a month :30 dean and I were
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about me. I suppose?" ”m I” a,
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Dune-n Hole!" swam biotic ”you're!“ , l6. .
emamyuoniwtersm; st. ’ m“ mimosa.“
protestant to wstd: are seem a ,, ass-morn. my he mad st“ ass-r“
m "rtnumrm ,' .....m * m “
colored thro . n ‘ _ ,
for his am meeting one sol-nus . 1 nos: :31 say-fat: and“ as;
nftor;twoyoars.thismdulcs but?) Mylar "3".“
club. m "u . , km - _
“out, door and over. she 86!!“ ~
"But. Dune-n. I thontht it had . . .
separated us forever . sash never; We the Mar, mmmmfi
my. W to “a w .
forget that day at West PM“. M cost! would see it. Oh. saw and [rub p1,.
we stood than looking down as as m, 5.. mm to hm, mm rural
Hudson. and I on“ rot? rind been mo hsr at. now. m u m too xmearcoadelfiflJm
to you. it seemed to no mt my ‘ Manon”
heart wumkwgl could never; “Can’t 1 do ' ' ’ flwlmmm—r 1'
War. m m C , .. 9 , _ I! u
dreadful thing; it motto me that grimy?“ mlhol'csno—F- 1'... a,“
I travelled for «grants; sndlm m m . l - Vfluhxy'wd L
"msolflglfl" ere. arson; . _ A Rm, ... 2J0“
time I could hsrdiy est. couldn't _ W - M m E ”Wham—Fur...
, .i . wand. as was nan-m r on
sleep at nil. Lite just wssnt worth -. , I A posits €69! it M m : v. sWFfi,‘
living without you." .. , . . ‘ ‘ , . . a,» yu-
"It m to b. '0’“!!! ”Vin: Ending a good and. leaf!“ , “fl“.fiaflmgagg . as! Visualiser-1M. ”whim
now!” he commented blur . with . . to do. “Wm“ - m.
5 Mrs toward the Mond- on ’0‘.“ °°m° “9°? 1““ ‘ m in the guy not into which Goon
her fingers “am ”9"" things "“1.‘ ”'Pwa‘ «mum nonunion
"Not in the at!“ W- Noam!" “m“- .rd '3" W m I": lied o. direction m M was
ever been the same since. I couldn't 5370 me “W 13 ‘m - y m m, m .f it.
believe in people. after you'd shown '30! you. BUT if. t!” “I!!! m. 3;, W!
me that I was m; in believing in “Well. CW W .. “I‘m M an“... accord If.
you- I dusted through one year or “he m. (in "I a" . who our! ha decreases-£1
wretchedness. and then hem to “kno- th“ 1.11am . “U- yorm has so my W
pull myselt together. Six months m M “a “w. ill! 9-! l m m m m)“.
ago i went to visit my sun! and not ‘ hint 0‘ flout m. I 1! In fluid .13:
Geotl’rey. He isn't old enousitto be “If-"n! If”! til-1" on m m 5..
my father. as you said it minute '0h. ’9': SWWW and was
sgo;he'squ1tonbitoidorthntt°°qmafli- Mrmrfi Martens
em. but not am much! And is M m 014 m 017ml“. ibi- "res. we're
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spending a few days with her sis-
ter. Mrs. Alice Godiliot in New York.
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mfillhhiimh 332% City Mares School mill... .m
Bonds From Hold-up
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meet
or and Miss Elisabeth Baldwin.
Miss Virginia Matthias will spend ‘ ‘ ‘ "»

Circle of King's
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sit the 3 0.00 '

Mrs. Charles Fable spent Wedndog A yzilohou’r goldfut‘sppo‘lfgooéorbotnh‘;
day in Bridgeport. . amount was issued by the Wilma
_ 1n the pinoohle tournament be. 0. Mafia“ 13¢. insurance may
tween members of the Pioneer Host to cover him dufing’ the tap ‘ .

and Ladder'eompnny and Collins "' , '

Engine company. the Pioneer Colg- ‘ ’ _ ’ . . , ‘ ’
pony wen nesdsy nitht‘s surges
580 points. y

Miss Sally Dickson is recovering
from nunttack of the mumps.

 

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Mrs. John Crawford will be the
hostess at the Saturday tea. at the
Bedford House and will be assist-
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'141 Washintoh St. Telephone 1113.
‘ ‘ 'All Meals U. s. Inspected.

_ ‘ Saturday’s Specials
SmallLeanliorkRosst'”.....'.....717clb.
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prising ”our, ‘FI'ZV'MIH ‘ , .' :rrl id‘g'ii- lilLiOk. 3:311:51‘rhztbtgcmggnzfintrzi'gcnol:

(10” “WW“ If) ' ”2'12": ’ ' '. _ this road wursnis the laying of a

Darth!” “" “‘ l“ H' ' I r" "‘ T17” Tm“ Thumb \Vcddinc w‘" be cement surface The distance is l 7

chrome llil Lil m- 1w 1. it: i-' ‘ (1’0 NH“ by i‘orty‘two children of the miles between .the two towns and

not lull IO l:i'...- ;.\l. il."-:I‘.- (i. ii 34 ifl'w‘l .l\\’¢‘llllc Methodist church ,n includes tWO bridges W'hlch would
snia. iLv'aul Av“. ilu- church. tonight at 7:30 O'clock- have to be reconstructed.
. ‘ '” , .. . -, Th“ ""“O 085‘ WNCh appeared in As the town has used all or its

0’01"?“ (" 1““ 3““ ‘ \ ”'1‘" " i inst \vH‘K'B presentation “'1” be 500“ road appropriations from the slate
stinhnls «It 1' ’I""1'~" "' 1' " """" ‘ ii nnz‘ir. However, many new SIN-‘- for the next ten years in the con-
uru :431- iii 1" \w‘ ~ ' ‘ “5 l . Urn-.1 .5 lune been introduced into structlon last year of the new sliorc
h0‘“"“ “1 ’ “"‘.:'""" j 1?: . program. road. It will be» necessary to author-

‘ ‘ " .. -.. “M * " ‘ ' lze a bond issue to stand the expense

—-.\u.,o springs. _ r A» f Thn rvgulnr monthly meeting 01 of constructing the Wcsiport-Wesion

up: I, U: ' _‘. -. -: H 1.. ‘ . I "a. L-rinndship bible. class or the road. which, however. would be_bnili

. .. ., - ‘y ‘0 _ .3 lg... .\\t'llli(‘ Methodist church will under the supervision of the State
““3 “W W‘“ “ ” V t "" ‘ "‘”. lw lmld tonight at 7:190 o'coick in Highway department.

"fmfi “NW.“ '1‘ "‘ " ' “ ‘ the Sunday school rooms. Some time ago the Bosrd or Fi-
distrnl 3w: . ring-.5. . l . .. o nnnce gave out figures indicating
1 ’i'iirrr will be a. stereopticon lcc- that the building of this road would

--Ono—lmil all (:1 vein“. 1 ..., r my. m the Christ church tonight at cost $30,000 a. mile. with 315,000 rid-

gt Douutlfiy's.»-.‘niv. l7: 1.. (v'tlurk. The subject will be ditionai to the construction of the
. . w l"'ii:- 5min Results of the Mis- bridsés. Selectman Nash stated 10-

.Uirni lu-mn, . ‘ ;‘- m. -i mi lf'iunr.” These pictures were (“On ‘1" "‘3‘ 1‘9 h“ "9"" 61""? "n ”'l‘
We“. [Murwd m m U Mm, \ 1 K m We Various ”“5310“ fields “a mate by a private iiriu to build the
‘ “mum.“ i," v“ I. w“ 1.. shown at the church in cou- road at s. cost of £18,000 a ntiic.

. . . liil!i"i“ii With the regular lenten plus “0-000 ‘0'“ bridge construcrion.

II_ J, 'j‘ilip l' )r ’ : . I m. ‘ H 1.!“ :r - i’\lv‘-’~::_ Sl‘rViCl‘S {Or the children _ . . .,

in .Jritw 3‘ i'ira. A, .l.. .i' , ; ::I4 ilrzinrt ni‘ lim- (‘lliil‘l‘ll were held this after- {lr’lthl} “[25:90” Halli-y Clariflgdns

_ ‘ .. "i ., r.“ . ‘K. .' .."1' .‘qu H, . 8 due on 11108 s e e‘ ay

(I‘SJcll‘iinqiilind i' ". n «up. n ”I o o o at the Manor house. during which

w - ———S~. Sormillc Methodist Episco. who many at the uneompieted de—

...Lnlgg p», .. ...-ii, lf‘il'flk s. (‘w'ns wi Church imilgm_ The on Irash_; tan: or its organization meeting u

~ . . . (“mm singing School. Adm. 55c. weal: ago were taken up. 'llio club

1m ., Jinn.“ i1 H 7w! ax o s 0 received many letters of greeting

“WNW.” h. _ . F L _ ‘ .. w I H H J“ find Mrs. E. K. White return- from other Rotary cubs throughout

a\tl:|1 ... ’ .i:~i :H vi to their home on Van Zant street. “"5 30mm. all of winch were read
. * r limt night, after a. three months‘ by Iresident Anson 1' Leary.

Mm, c- v- z i. w .. ii 77...: Hell in Pennsylvania. They spent “" u“ mew“ “mm wam‘”
Chair]: . .l.llli> 1 m' \‘i - swat tl\r‘iilllj considerable time in Hornesdsie. '5‘ gieoted ”Item“ “ m and a
\VCri,‘ \i‘ i‘vrra ill I.» \v \r it "i"»’ ,\I ah the former home of Mr. While. Mr. “(gm it}?! imgitteel were appoint-
l0]'(l.’l". and Mrs. White also visited several :h'airmoanno! the ggeglngeuofihzfin

‘ " of Hill iar or cities of the state. '

——L'uy your Vivwrum on Dili‘ Chill 3 0 0 ‘ 0 kgflgr‘th’t Chfgles‘flnifiefi. all?“

Plan—Ask .ilmvii ll 1i! Lirzilii .w‘s. 'l‘lic Vosirymen and the An“? John D “waft: sergnllrmgzmgil 131E.
' ‘ * Guild 0: Christ church will serve in membership oom'mitiee. e

.‘ll'v‘ Lilli .‘il .ilili nmi V-llh.“ J'iil' .Sllppl‘l‘ in the basement oi GIG . . .0
Caliib‘iiu L. in, \“i'i salads vhurch, Wednesday night between
yeah-i‘iim' 0‘ iii l. .\3 iv lickiwit oi’ ; ll!" hours of 5:30 and 7:30 o'clock. upggmti‘tgttfifii ngaaiglll‘t“ file:
“WWW“ 1 ‘1".‘W'; . . ”w {ohn G. Murray..nuxillnry bishop or

. ‘1 , . . 4 ‘_ . Lonnectieut. one of the most im-
11:31:”; ’i' A; l Ff.” ; r , t ...“,l" l WILTI 0N l portant positions in the diocese. m.

i\ .3 . r I‘.;; v ,» 1‘ 1‘.
Norwnlks ill-m; 1;. ll. Schonck. it is Just learned $3.232 is: fig‘grikfig’; 3:
‘ "' " ' "5' "-“'"‘~‘v ‘3 recovering from a. seri- ion of Bridge street. He was born
—-L"lil[:.‘ll cu ii. ll.ll‘:‘;i .1 (Luis. (.iiS Tilliick of cryslpeiss in a hospit- here and secured his early education
o v. .. ..i Ill Brussels. Belgium. MT- in the local schools.

Mr. and Jim. Lip-vr ii. l‘ili..Oli Svhnlit'k was expected to arrive 1“ ms ordination to the priesthood
of liar-t lt‘i‘llllt‘, :lzo 2‘.l’,/iililtl’!_; in NM»; York on the S. 8. Paris. this came m 1913 and ‘or a time he
St. I‘¢,ivl’:»lilllg, i lilii'lii. Hahn-day. but now his home-com- served us curate of St. Rose's

_ , ... , iiig “ill be dciaycdd for some time. church m Meriden. On Febrmy
'haihfin (lil'w ri, oi’ n ilwl \w .‘I. . g x 11. 1916 he was transferred to St.
‘lsllol' in this (it; l’L.’t“‘iil]}'. 'i’iic Cannondule school. taught by John’. church in Middletown. where

* l "‘ .‘ll'S. John Goetle has three pupils m, served as curate until now, but

—-— rest coal. lini‘li". Sc (2 lid. ”rivet in attendance for tho month for a. time he served as an army

' ' ' or February 3. They are 15119“ Wiley chaplain in the \‘Vorid war. His ap-

John Spray or Winnlmulc r: nily and George and Arthur Holey. polntment was made by the Right
nprncci n billiard room in the I\'cn- . . . , Rev. thn 1. Nikon. D.D.. 0! Hart-
bnuor building. liliilil rin- 1. Miss Ruth Carlson or the Bold ford. In his new work he will also

* . * Ilill school reports nine pupils who serve as curate for St. Patrick's

-—Thirty per cent. on on all Ever- have been present each In! M church. Hartford. ’

slurp pencils nt l‘lonxmiis'a—Adv. February: Mary, George and Al- ‘ ‘ °
‘ ‘ " {rod Green. Elmer and Ruth Stan- A public hearing on the selection
William Ilvii’nnt “an a ”mom in mm], Lewelin and Jim: Green. at"; site for the proposed new
‘Bridgrpnrt ’i'iiiix~.~ui";' :iftv rnoon. i-‘mnccs Knapp and Alice Rotors. school in Greens Farms will be held
. - r - _ . . tonight at I dome): in the present

The svnior 1c. 0. K, A. will hold The town Board at Finance will Green: Farms school- The nearing.
its regular m . My in» will): this n-e- meet at the Town Clerk's office Which was called by Mrs. Chanflml
nlng in the Grace Parish Hall. The next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. P. Harris, loch“?! of the town
basketball train of the club will Lewis R, Hurlbutt in chairman and school committee. will be attend“!
meet the Methodist Church. Boys Wiiiiam 1L Hunt'er is secretary of b! all of the committeemen and be-
club 0! Bridgeport after the moct- the board. The other members cones of the interest in the pro~
ins. am Harry R. Jackst‘, George E. poled oehool bufldms program. it—

o s s Taylor. Fred B. Bennett aha Fran): is expected thst a. large crowd wiu ,

William D. Grcrn. formally at N. O'Neill. attend.

Norwaik. now of New Yor’ncity is ~ . . ’. :1 ' ' ’ .

fistsylng over at the Royal Ja es Inn Mrs. J. H. Van Heinlnsen has “'1 330““ iii an tomorrow ‘9’
line visiting his son, Rey Green. been confined to her home with ton- Emlm ' ‘
(this city. Following his silty harp sililis. ‘ ' ’ '

Kr. and Mrs. D. Sachs and Mrs.

 

“test winter coal bills won’t
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“I’m depositing one each month not on! to
tub our. of our coal bills, butuflhso y i

any mason premiums which fall due in the
this lien is looking ahead—and getting the loving hsbit

Sunsets wont to New York yesterday .
where they attended the perform-
ance of "Beggars on‘ Horseback" in
which George Kitchen of Westport
plays the lending reie.
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W. B. Adams snd Dr. and Mrs.
Hunter attended the funeral in New
Haven of Dr. Hunter’s brother who -
died in Colorado. .
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Owen Feeney. of Count! Fire
handgun-tors. was in New York ni-
tend” visiting .his dsuxhter. In.
manomwhoisnnursein 8t.
Fund-9 hospitsl there.
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Lire. mouse. Wilson. secretary
to Attorney Burr Sherwood. end
her brother Donn”; will spend'tlie
week-end in New m 611:.
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Dr. and Mrs. Hunter will sail to.
marrow for an extended stay' in
Bermuds. ~ . '
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he been mv‘hsr‘dsn‘hter. are.
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AMEEN ALHAG‘E.
" ‘ Fency'Fruit, Vetetsbles Ind Groceries
Ice Cronin and Candy ‘
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Genuine‘Leg‘srof Lamb. .. . . . . . 35c lb.
Extra Fancy Fowl! . . . . .-. . ..' 36c lb.
”Shoulder «spring Lani). ... . . . .. 24c lb.
Prune Heavynflrnmt ._ . . . 23cm.
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8"“ Gen, 3 m ,‘ v.2. .;.~,. . u . s - . "in ..~.i'.,.. .m. oms sins-oil “I
Rim Tomatoes, tWo largelgllls‘geiltuums... >359)
Bippowsn Turnstiles, two large can: ....’Z‘-.‘.....‘...;'.... 456
Shredded ‘mm, si'ots. o ' s 0: fl;- -.a;uroxsao she “urn..." .1. 190;
W911 0‘“ . '. . -;. o o o:l':0o omfiocus s .' {9-31. out. o:s:s use me Obs” 1.00”,
001']! was ' o "2:. 025:. o. .... sages-ouood-ofi"mo.ooowoso;' “
Buporstod yak muons «en‘s» anooher‘oomseoons “and“
Pink Benson, two eons " . V ‘
String Scent; two cans
3&1!!ka can use:u;s.:0»0*o sysskosfigo has (uni. ‘
W MM can ...... q.g-ghoom:fiens.xofiu.t.'m
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”‘9 "CPR-end at Holyoke college Leo Williams is spending s. week In the” d or how ' pm. " 9 at t"
where she will witness a. college in New York city. other kinds of bandits. .it 1. ‘09:”: -
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‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ The" annual meeting of the Wo- anz “8:12:63: c3113” “um“ hm“
A lecture on “milk and its food man‘s auxiliary of Christ church Wu. Anne 1" 3.3;.” when City m
qn‘niitics w‘nsh dgllvered yesterday will take place next Monday after-3 recent trip to 113103;“ “1:: delivered V ‘
n crnoon n t e edford House un- noon at 3 o’clock. "" ' . “It. has”
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