OORS and their frames, windows and their
frames, built-in bookcases, cabinets, cup—
boards, inside furnishings, ornamental
trellises. lattice, arbors, ete., window seats, linen
. closets and chest of drawers-21” such things if
‘ they are made accurately and fit in their places
intended for them are made better and more
smoothly in a modern planning mill which is at
the service of our customers.
Agents for Curtis and Morgan Millwork Com-
panies, Sheetrock Fireproof Wall Boards, Celotex
Insulating Lumber. McNair’s Shingles, guaran-
teed for 40 years.
The Hatch OBailey CompanY
noon LUMBER & MILLWORK
7 MILLWORK
-..- .-.Md; ‘
To seek Bold Pirates?
, Tit), .
Chasers Merry Trip}
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:Prohib'ition Group Head Doolan and Local,
Sleuths Smell Rat in MysteriousReport of
Bloody Battle of Rum Runners off Coast of i ,
Shippan
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“Sixteen men on a dead man's chest.
“Buckets 0' blood. and 3‘0
('hir‘t‘ EdwardlDoolan. head sleuth
‘ unit. is a mun-h worried man.
I
STAMFORD. July 14.»—
ho!" ' . . ;
of the local prohibition;
A jokes a joke, hut. in the opinion or Gl'OUp Head Doolan,
too much is fnongh.
The party who has heen playing jokes on
the thief had better take an extended Vacation or the, t lilct' won t;
i he responsible for the consequences. ;
l (
llrre's what ham-ened. _
Latt: Friday night. 1hr Detective
3 Titzrrau \\ as alulls-‘tl by a HI)SlCFlOUS
mv‘ssaw'. The unknoun informant;
rcpurtml in silailant warning: that a
aory l’nnttle at so haul ln‘vll fought
.l’l. mm n a llllll rum-er and a. GOV-
orunienl 3.55,;- that the rum lun-
'n-ls had tinnlli li)“"l"tl their lilac);
tin; and surrvn-l-Areil to sevrct ser-
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
L
Fresh l’late ..... .......
. k .
:- ..c_:~,;«u<.u :mM$a§»=.a¢... ..."... .3.
lb.
lb.
40c
35c
Veal (‘utlet ........ .......
Loin Veal ('hops . .
.......-..
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
. ...... ... 8c lb.’
Rump of Veal ........ .. . .. .. 24c ll).
Beef Liver ................. .. . He lb.
Hamburg Steak ..... ............. 18c ll).
luv!" agrurs ut‘f tlm Stallif'ord coast.
‘ ‘ mysterious lnt‘ormant. accord-
i“" in tho lelephun-‘topcrator. hail
tr... :isk- ll ror t'hint‘ lmolnn and
ivy-on initiz intormtvd that the local
r.(:.~.w~:i.~‘ «it"i‘lulalor! of tllf‘ flight-
(intli .\Til' n-lluwtlt had no office
.uhii it would he reached by tclcrhon-
: t.-
. in: tall»
il\~‘ Rut-art. ,
Att. mp's to have tho t‘nll resllltmi
tn the ill" ow‘r}
member ut' the Delec-
Il‘i [I
Il'lill‘ll:ni1~."i’_’n. told his haihrni!“
that. a stranger had »
mation about the, case. howe‘. er. the l
unknonn upscltnr or Detective Bur-l
rau placiilily had hung up the rm;
cchc-l‘. No“ the police. detectives.
and lot-til prohibition enlorccrs arej
up in tli? air. It' therethas liccn any;
shenanigans htvlteahouta. th-‘y intend;
to illst-uvcr “hat it's all lbout. «
"hint linolan has a hunch that
some pr;lt'lic‘.’ll Jukt’l‘ has been tr) in;
to put something mcr on him. An-
' other “1- my is that a motion picture
'eompany Mas caught in the art or
"Slit-Oilhfla a scene for a nioyiel
'thrillrr by smnr righteous citizen;
who lllslk‘lw' that the law be unheldl
to the mur. . l
A7 at.) rate, v‘hirt‘ l't‘iui..ti. the pn-‘
”1‘0 and ll_"Y(‘¢‘ll\'0 forco_arc hot on
.the eat-out. and expert to find nut
rich! auuv “hi'ill‘f or not the
l-lumly I-uc: .‘ll'\"r day,— arc bring: rt»;
I: ‘t m 15'” o l lqhuasliiné'.‘ Mt". "" ..._-._-.--.__:..___.._...-—-, , . m .1. ‘ ‘ . _ ,
3 39 and 43 M31” Street’ Norwalk ll-‘lntrt' lEL“) “Initial: nf Liars“. lit” _' has: A-Y _;‘_2:‘th€\ r\lliii'ill":t}‘lteur:h?ift: or :
I - ’says that thin housrholtl duty may" .. ‘ _ : ‘ " . ~
7'» Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 20. NorwaJk h; do“, ,..,o,...fi._~;.ii_.- nntl “‘ltll .1 .:ai-l\ .‘lll'. 11(1):.» J-TY‘LT; 1;? {“132”,}:
I ~ 0 . .. . . c ‘ ‘ fl ' ) . . . ‘ ‘ _
} “estpurt t. 'tli';t‘lu\\ll Dun-n stauttortl lllack Huck Ilrttlgcport t:~‘:;";:‘;q_: “$113223 ‘:221‘:‘l‘:’,"'_f‘“":3‘: h... (rm: 1. 1': than; tn whom 1 “Impaled ,
B ll‘lll‘I'Iil“:\SI‘lT‘-‘. Sllt‘ terms this :i’ ; ‘2? of In “rid. FUIdnnv-t 503'.“ "‘0'
I} Z ‘ h in ‘lmusr-liul-l wnzinnrrringfi" . an) 'n. m) triends are among these |
; attrill . it it a part of tlmlroursr: in ' in" ‘ ham 1 ll‘tn'c norkcrl. ’1 9‘1““ ’
. . A. _. ., -... :tlomnstii “in!!!" nu“ hm"; “”1th \y nus-.1 Thalipy day in my lite “hm
’ by tho “min-ns' {arm and hem-r: l: ‘ ‘2‘“ f’“"c ”4“”“1 the Dom!_
l l' :1 i mmm in lllinnis 1‘33" {-103 could afford to take car!“ ,
' t O . . > . ‘ ‘ . o. .iaosn “ho had given the hotter-é
Da1t011 Spor or Therm ari- six steps in illshxiasli— 'pm‘? of lllt‘it‘ lift“ ”mo "J the conices .
'inx. according to Mrs. Dunlap. and . of ...”. cempam'.
; '. . . ' _ itltt-rc is a torn-ct way of handlinzj ' -. - 1
For golf and outing wear at the seashore and in the. coun ”he” mapswsvmpmx was“ from ‘ 3 .1 am “3.153123%: “um h“... f
ry. Dalton Golf Oxfords are worn by the professxonals, :thr tum“. of u... dish”. .instngg , . . . .
yet beginners get equal pleasure in their good looks and
aetnfcrt. Made two ways—soft and scmisoft toes—rib and
crepe soles.
MILTON ELWOCD
Store Closes Daily at Six
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
sizit'klllg‘ for washing washing. dry—
lt (irows Them Faster.
FRANK LIBNER AND SONS
COMMERCE STREET
PHONE 2128
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‘ WOMAN-INA FLASHYATiBClvESW
CHECKS-THAT WORRY WESTPORT
VESTPUIFI'. Jul.‘~‘ l l- .\ Ivl'omi— It “as whi it ill" l-‘nlns or the 1m" ,=‘-ligiblc to the ofl'ir‘cs or county and: hr- American \\ oman‘s ("lub 'n
V 4’7“” mall‘N-C'""“""" 3“” ""‘ ml?“ “1"""""-“ 'U'1 M ”I" Klml‘cr coitus,” lstzlle suhnrlntcndcnt at schools ev-‘r. i. don has entertaintfd manv \‘Itlr ,
,' '. vl-mnts aw linlitiii: tlll‘riu .li. .-t<.< tn .lriivm‘ mum-s- in an onipty honwmsinco it, was admittt‘d to statehood. ! ors from the United States the pasté
l ""3“": dry-"m" “H“‘l ll" "‘ “‘3" ”“1 “Tm“ l"‘f~3i‘” "' ‘1'"er lonar-l Now there :tri- ll women county : year: it occupies a luxurious house.
‘ Saturday “I: n enlishh' :tmr‘cl :in ll]\'v;.\'ll‘.'-'lli‘|ll. Stain. l‘nliwmun officials. and two women mnmhersgin Grosrenor Strcct. not far tram;
. >3‘Oun3 “‘“llmll- “ll“ 2“" ll"l' "film" -l"l‘m “llllllnn nus tmlttiml and :lll<'rif tho legislaLfiure. the. fashionable» shopping district
f as Gram lush”, and :m- “Uli'l'l'lllz‘thulltli5; in \‘ul'lfllls cities :lh‘lCt‘d to An is—story clubhmtst- fur hust' lThe club has between 600 and ’Ol‘ll
7‘ V l . ‘ ’ ’ ' _ I t
4 if thr- lh'owlwny I'v‘tlll‘ul lmllk “f ll" ml ill" lookout for the Woman and . ness and professional women is to ; members. Mrs. ("urns Brown is?
. 3““. York. ”rm“ “ hunt ”I“ ‘h‘w {S l hm, ‘ lllllll‘lv‘ur. l-r» limit in New York Cit)‘ b." the: lDrr‘sidcl‘it. l
:tro. drawn. will rt-t'ognixv Iht- pain-r; _...,__._~_‘___ -.-..- ;
h'in Dreseutvtl for lulyinrnt. 'l‘l1v-; . -——- .-. -..--. E
state pollt'v- haw- luwil :I|i|l"‘l'lll"tl tn ‘ ii... \ ‘ ‘ . i
find upon lll'ul'lllL: the" tin-ts ltlltl ll)" ' . ! ; '
. wit-tints that tiny wiri- l'tlll\'llli""l . I 7. v — V l
f. Charles “4...“ \srutllltgss. ‘ Q ( EBB .
Mrs. Fisher :irt-iw-d In \\'v~.~tpt-rt [ u “a ‘
Saturday in a liaintlsi-mv Mm- lllll'i‘tlr, ‘ l- . In,” 3m 3"“;me . E
“till :i rhztuti’t-ur in liw-ty.’ , ‘ . ‘3 i
. 2 v
A. I\'illilwr'. llrl‘SlllI‘lll «If thn . 1 . , 3
;|§\lll‘l.tlllill has n l _I‘hc lfiklmn do: was just telling lads of llving. moving creatures as 54
at t'muim limo-h “hivh h- 0t the wonderful northern lights. 'Iirrly as any in your sultry climate.
D- .
0‘ “3”" f”" I" ””3",” ‘ I‘ ' rul sky against which hu 9 iceb r-v-t E ' . 99 .
' thought it strung.- that this ISCOVerer 0f RelatIV' ' I; e 3. an invitation to one and a“ of you
should pay in :ltlx‘nnr-n t‘or‘
tho whole smuson, particularly." wh-n
mtnmg‘hall hut-n said about :I(l\'ullt""
V’ ill. but lin ‘rli‘l‘l‘l'flO‘tl ilu- ('llt‘t'l:
.300. and have the woman a
lt’ Falls in
Matter
Arithmetic
lis'rlil‘llltil )lts. Fisher and h"l‘
‘ Sufieur hurried l-nt-k to town and .
53 first.’ Reich‘s grocery and
’ 't. antrthe-n Tun-id Sac-ha gro-
discovrri-r ut Ihc li:"ul',\ o! rrl
nluy htn- u unri-l-nitlr:
Reich was pruscnted with a
eck in paymvnt. for a small
conductor
van.
Ilmli‘llt :1 ll“:
.Land noticing tlm lint- nutrvml‘t- “U".lmo". “ “f““l‘ “a"
’fi which his young' and fashion- : “Pm" l1!!!" 4-\‘lllitlo:l‘
' 'ustomcr was shopping he ran“ lessor lainstnin
tatml to embarrass her by W.
the ohm-k. But when Mrs.‘
mnchultintly mentioned hav-
3L-5fm to John Kimhcr for
at his, voltage:- lt-ir-h was
turmoil and gave the wu-
1‘ change. ,Al'lfil' ("Him“)! lll< chum;
oirmin next visito-al Satj‘lls'31‘2ln5t‘fl" ills—'ifltwl that the
In! is said to have purchased had made a iiiistukw.
; kind of articles as ordered counted the change llf'll'JQFIYQIy,
11‘. Here. a check to:- $150 til-wining to n...
. and the. woman was given correct and ili’."l ltlrno
a. Roth orders were to Pusscng-=r nith
n delivered to the Kimhel‘
Mrs. Fisher telling the"
to that she was than on h '-r.
'w Haven and didn‘t “’lisil
‘ “with the bundles.
(‘fll'
is a (ZUlelJI‘fllt ll \ iolimst,
plainiug to Mrs.
llt-
lu‘insl Pin
and paid litllr :tlteution m
i
a.
u shrug of
- .:
ithmetic is weak."
over-work and under cat.
Feed Pratt's Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
Simple.
of Trolley .
BERLIN. .llllj.‘ l4.-.\l|wrt liinslr'in
rrputation .
as u ,),m;,,.,,,ml,.u; “puma hm he J bears that sit idly on a rake of ice
i'uiled r: I‘t'llll\ u, make a“. impres- ; Waiting for an unwary fish to swim
Pt'
‘Hayerisehcr l'lulZ with his wife, who
“‘35 1"
his fear
that the hunt llllgl'l .l‘”"”' llt'l' \iolin'
the
change gin-n him In- nut ponductor.
c hurriedly
conductor
The latter re- ;
ex-
tu‘ot't-ssor that it was
d to the next
his
shoulders and the- remark: "His. ar-
it you're over (at and under fifty.
'saxinz stops, and that the aver-mgr
tart'llllt‘l‘l. has no knowledge of a
woman’s nee-la in the performanv-x,‘
of her household duties. She hm.
lirvr‘s that womcn haw- aluided too
long: with what she calls "man‘s iu~l
human architecture." but that tit-y
I commencing to tind out the
proper nay nf planning: a kitchen
.ind are going to insist on their plans
~ ,l‘lcing carriml out in their homes.
l Among the "nife Sfl\t‘l‘s" advo—
1«.ttcd by Mrs. Dunlap are ample
'talglo spare. and :i practlcal whmd
tray for carrying the prepared food
from
kirch'vn.
\\‘omcn in North Dakota have been. I
fin: and putting anax. Slu- an: s'
'that rach sit-p musxt he studied it‘
order to know the right tools and '
uttuslls to use that thr work may.
-l.a pcrtorined in the quickest tun-‘- :
I'l'tl “ith the toast expenditure t'f'
r-ll’urt. lilslt mops. soap strait-“rs“i
_ rubber gloves and a drainer are cnn~ ;
widernd by Mrs Dunlap requisite tools;
dishwasli.
“ tn l‘utnish aruug-xry from
‘ inn. .
Housman“? “Ill all hair-c \‘ll‘l'
1 Mrs. Dunlap that few kitchcns are?
3t‘-uilt couycnlcntly or with a View 02"
the kitchen to the dining room:
and returning the used dishes to the;
r. m-iiml in rmissinn from A. L. l emit-turd in - this \lt tnity or it some rill?“ l'~ .VV‘hO-‘S. ‘34 years Old: “'. S.
l“.ll'll.l.‘ll<s. t'u‘t‘ tstantt. Stanitui-d. {it lndl‘i-lual lv:\': llllsifllit‘tt the middle. l\a.\lU|". 7‘3: Andi-Hy l‘ooprr. Tc;
nlxun' :lu- timo- the Horatio Alger ' of July rm- thv First of April. lJohn t‘oultv-r~ so: Eduard H. Ren- ;
t..lc- ”1‘ um: and Mood was reported Any “no hmin: a clue to this clarl: t‘on 32": \Villlam ll. Scotlrld. 7?:
'mu r tl" blame YO the. ileum-xiv» nur- * mystvry “Ill utility to I'lllti Eduard John Sawmill. 6?: Alhrrt llillmxil-‘ml.
(.13 Iznt'oro :iiin: tlnlaiiml infor— l llnolnn. :inil oltliac. 7‘: I':l':l Men-r. an; A. A. Sum-anon.
, .- ___,__-____ A...,___....... .--a. -.. ~._——--—~—~ M»« .70: Jutuvs llnndlt‘y. 7.'-; Joseph It.
. .. _. 4,...w-.-.... _._,_-.__.-_- ll'idc. TT- William H. Meade. 3:;
f _ I 1 Edward Hill, 7?; Gran; Stewart, 7'.“ i
' \V7,t} an W “I" T d If ; :Iit‘hzu' Hushiox'. 7"; James “I I
_ . .fl _ l' ‘,. irtmn. 7L7; Sigmund lfl‘lnnd. 632'
i l 1 0111611 0 (1y i:\\'iliwr M. Ferris. 69: Frank P.
. in- :1115. ”may CAMJ‘BELL ‘ “‘O‘m” 6": ~’“5“'l’l‘ “Oldli‘ol‘l- .t;
l f train: i.. smrtcn. so.
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Mrs. Henry M. Dunlap.
tAmerican “‘oman‘s Association. Inn.
:at a cost of $4.0Mi.000. This two-
;man's r‘luhhouse will he more mod-
§crn and luxurious than any man“;-
3cluhhousc in New York. it is said,
\Yomnn are employed as mall
carriers in Germany and have t1:~
_wme standing as men.
are seen. taller than your tallest
church steeple. and more beautiful
:to look upon with their laceilke
t'rostwork than your most elaborate-
‘ly carved white marble cathedral.
All or this is reflected in detail in
the clear. cold, deep green water: or
. the Arctic Ocean, where the big wal-
aljyit)‘ ; ruses. whales and seals live, to say
’nothing 0! the clumsy white polar
im- so they may catch it and make
of
m 5 a breakfast on It.
at ' “in round-topper].
oven-like
,mounds made of Ice and snow live
x- ‘ our masters. the Eskimos. They live
Midnight Sun. and sec for yourselves ‘
how things look and how We li\'e..
'I thank you for your courtesy In,
listening to my stupid speech." and
bowing low his head he left the plat-
form.
llis speech was tenured by loud
barks and meow: and a great sent—
ching of claws upon the bare floor“
At. last it was Billy‘s turn to so
on the platform. He had just been
introduced to the large audience and
had started to speak in the old-fash-
ioned way by saying. "Friends and
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to come and visit my Land of tho;
t
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- at Seeing
.taltrn care of now that the shades.
iot‘ their liws are lcngthenlnz
_'l‘tm‘ne would be much interested in
ii
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t , mm
HAVE-BIG TIME;
22 Old Time Employeesl
-of Lock Company!
Enjoy Party at Lad-i
din’s Rock
bTAMFOR.‘ July Yl‘t.‘ -~
Twenty-two pensioners. ranging
in age from eighty years down. to
sixty-four years. heartily anoyed'
the party given them by the Yale
&. Towne Manufacturing .L‘omnany
at Laddln's Rock Farm last Friday.
Their enjoyment was equalled it
not exceeded by the pleasure which;
the company, omcials. who in. ere
present at. this party. received.
Among these were President Walter
C. Allen. and Vice President Joseph
A. Horne. A message of gl'xetlfl‘)
was sent by'd‘lenr)‘ R. Town. the;
grand old man. of the (‘fflllTE-lllon.j
from his summer home in the latch-g
ticld hills.
Called for at their respective
homcn. in automobiles the twenty:
two pensioners. the honor guest. of;
the day, were‘taken in aUlUZlIOlJlLPbl
to tho rendnzi ous at the plant. l-‘romg‘
this place. they all drove Lhrough
the many beautiful read: about Lad-
; .
Vila“ Street
N
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A11 Wool Kiddie Suits $1.59
\Ve have purchased a limited lot of one piece bathing Wits
for the kiddies which we will sell while they last for $1.59
A fine variety of colors and sizes and they are ALL WOOL
LADIES’ ONE PIECE BATHING SUITS"
The newest models in most striking color effects
Bathing Caps, ’Kerehiefs and Rubber Bathing Shoes
--..a-.
dln‘n ltnl‘k Farm. through the iarmJ
and thence to the. site of 1.2: outdoor
dining room “here dinnt r was
scrrml tintlr-r lhc trres. following the.
last. of the "athletic events." Joseph
A. Hornv. the He" president 01' the;
\‘altv « 'l‘ownc Company addressed;
ths‘m and expressed his. gratification
so many present. Toward?
ut‘ the. :linni-r. President
“latter 1'. Ailvn apoliw to them ‘Vllll
great sincerity and deep t‘vcling.
'lhe :uists of the day were Str-
thr- ('lOfit'
In lll.‘ short talk “'altrr Allrn said :
than last June he romplt‘tc-‘l his.
born" the hm! nf nu. an}. m" 1,...
Mr.
tiring hr-rc today. it that were pos-
f
PORCH;
DURAN AWNINGS
and Porch Shades
Read3.'-made awnings anti
porch shades for living
porches, sleeping porcu-
es, windows. tea rooms,
terraces. etc.
Made of high g r a dc
green and white or green
and tan striped awning
cloth that will not fade.
The iron frames and fix-
tures are made 0 gal-
vanized iron and will not.
rust. -
A N G EVIN E
FURNITURE CO.
16 No. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk
"iblé. and seeing you all, tor he too .
I" In your class now being 80 years:
old. I expect to go to Litcht‘ield
mat week. “here h" is F‘iit’lltllng thn
sum'mri' and will tell him of the:
pleasure I have had in being here
today. I hope that we may have
many more outings together."
John \\‘illtnizzs. director of indus-
trial relations. and It. (i. Foncnrr‘
“era In charge or the atternootz‘S‘
ftstixittrs. Thu-c rousing cheers
wrre given to the cook and tho wait-
nrs who served the meal. and the
party reluctantly liroko up and left ’
for their homes late in the alter-‘1'
_.__..___._______
To Come.
(Edinburgh Scotsman.)
“What, are you drawing Jack?"
"\\’liy n dost"
"lint. wlwre‘s its tail?"
"Uh. that's still in the Ink-wont"
Bathing Suits
For Men. Women and
Children
$1.50 and up
Special 3
Men’s 2-Pc. Bathing
Suits
98¢
The
Evening
4 .Sentinel’s
Editorial
' Page
is written for those
residents of Nor-
walk who want to
and are not afraid
to think.
Read it daily.
It will help put
You straight on im-
portant: local and
national topics.
GREAT VA LL'E
GIVING SALE
Now Going On Come Save 1-3 to 1-2
On Coats, Suits, Dresses
W ALDNER’S
"ON THE CORNER"
82-38 South Main Corner Haviland
THL‘ \\ OSILS'S snort [UK \'.\I l I \
0f! Regular PM
l
CLEARING SALE
ON ALL DRESSES $3.95 m 39.95
SPECIAL . . . . .................
\‘ALL‘ILS {1' T0 sumo
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY .\T I
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 Wall Street Nor“ alk. (‘nnn
HOUSE DRESSES
Crisp and cheery porch and how
that will help you enjoy household 1;. C 1.
Some models of small figured batistc hax
‘rollar. cuffs and side hand. lilac-l; rihlwu
$2.89
The models in drawn work voile Law to:
1
‘ sail
$1.65
sleeves. >trll‘;: llclt ant. are En l.‘1\'t‘llill“l'.
orange and rose ..... . . . .......... ..
A variety‘of colorinzs in plaid l‘i‘l‘l“£ll"\ '
white erllar and cutT:. .......
J. I. MALLETTE
Soul h Norwall‘
88 Washington St.
New Sport Blouses
Special Sale Price
$1.59
JACOBY’S.
12-14 No. Main St.
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fellow countrymen!" when there was
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ton whale oil, blubber. fish and the
‘ meat of the musk ox. bear and other 9
from us in a country where there
;are noisy cities cannot imagine the
. silence at a cltyl‘ess country or a land
; where the only sounds are the crun-
i citing of one Iceberg against another
fior the roar and thunder or a. glacier
f as it falls in pieces when melted
‘ by the sun. This world of ours seems
like a. dead world.an compared to
yours; but undemuthfthh etornal
1 cot-aria: ofjmw. down deepitnahe‘
‘* stun state: 0: than; “Instr;
;
.Danes were blown
;animals that inhabit the tar North.l
You dogs and cats who live so fat-l
3: here before this building goes up in
L case.)
a. terrific explosion and the window
in or shattered.
while through the open window.
could be seen \‘ivld red and yellow
lights and columns of black smoke.
'Every heart in that lrago assembly
stood still for a moment. then on.
and all started for the exit.
"Sonfe one is trying to' blow up
the docks. We better; get .out of
smoke." said Billy. "All stick to:
gether. though. If we do become'
separated. come to out back yard.” "
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,
Brassieres, Underwear
' AT KOBE“. TB PRICES
SEE Moons
SEE BETTER
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