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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 22, 1924 · page 6

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.- IO-NONflk. Conn. Among the items or interest. to
, _ Norwalk twenty years ago. accord-
W Second Class nutter. ing to the Sentinel of August 2:.
, no: News“: 92-". not. were the following:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

- ' : Olen: 48 Wall 8'» NOM'AK ‘ The annual clamboke o! the South . ‘ “I.“ m, Granger and - .
3‘ I . one—Namath 1:88. Norwalk Fish club was bold yester- ' ‘ :1! Buckley "fig?” . : competents, and their property. Consult mi? .
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rl; d Pr u 1 1 day afternoon in Burchard's Grove . T t 0115
' Wu." “- oxc usvo- and all who attended enjoyed the . a. ,_ m at Amuse- , 8 car _

. , t° the use 1°” publication affair immensely. The bake which , , : . , . “5m . « _ ru - '

m III-Ditch” credited to it was engineered by gnu-13. W. Rsy- ’. - ,. . - .
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Hg; is a. picture that shows what
_v aflgington and those at his times
Indi-l..who.t sacrlflcn they made to
.nlako' this country flee for demoe-
‘ncyngvcry scene that showed the

 

Constable Samuel C. Ireland had a
spirited fight at- the corner of
llavilantl and \Vater streets with a
touch 'haraeter who gave his name
as Stephen Dllrl’ea 0;, ‘ank stute.’

 
 

_ any 1°“! news published was excellent. every thing being . u 3‘ . ~ ., a
All rights or publication of done ‘0 a. turn." , 3M .. I ”pd-tn”: “ma sale. lavas b: I. _ The I
dispatches herein are also re- "Robert. Kennedy. a cable splicer CO1 man . V . g . I
in the employ of the Southern New ”I 310'. ‘13:“: com “we“. 0. U. I ,
in England Telephone company, had I , . A. M m m. . ‘ . 3. ie I
4} . narrow escape from death Saturday . - C 0. Tribe; .1. O.» :u- . . t C VI
‘5' . “Amerlca” in Stamford where he has been Axim.°t ”m . I , en. . 1‘18 0
-, .‘1‘ working lately. He was running for . B P G. I II E
‘ Thal- triotism is neither dead a. train being rather late and at- ‘wth‘ ‘9: ‘Lcw 5m o't' .~ I - — . . IV
linol- m3 was actively demonstrat- tempted to board ’ whole it was in ‘ Meeting of Douglas Fowler. W- b' ‘ ‘
. 013;” the showinS of the Grlmth moton. One of the mall coaches [R- . . I , , . ~ I .
. .. n - . struck him and threw him uncon- . _ . .
“'17P- aggztmanis:3orroanihogé sclOus upon the track. His right leg 00 , N135. '. .
. , '&'pw‘ho speak as if they believe was badly bruised. his teeth were A 2x3.m—Danncven It Country I . “192‘ I I
cries. can layfilown its arms fl'ld 10°50’19“ and his ”p“ him-V cut. Dr' club.l . _ -. i ‘
“‘5" mm"- “I“?9‘31er~§t§3§1fdnhtl$ouwin and August Zip-Clambake oi Norwalk ‘“ . .
UL ' m“ w Sporting club. H

August aim—Clambake 0! German
sociow: . e I, u ,I _, .1. ._ .
August 26.——Weekly luncheon of -’ 1 K J ‘S . Iris’ilu‘p
Toreador club at Countryclub. ‘ h_‘ -.
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willingness of our "oncl'tltlit-r-l to by I
._ ‘_ r . n the fracas Irelall‘d sustained a. . ‘1
. “"44“" 1"" “‘ .3me ‘T“5 fracture of the little finger on his or Connecticut Company at Roton
o'cutiliy applauded. 1° one who left hand and Sheriff Goodwin's Polnt. 9 RI l: B t S I] b D S '
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“fitting their: 2:33! the ‘adtilcdhtlllri'll: thumb was put out of commission l Petr?“ ‘ MVO’ .' o u llr an a peelals
3c: an American audienc- chcer‘n" for some time to come." ' A - ’8 —Weekly luncheoh Ki- - ' t
the (Reds of those who 'rna'i- 'hi: "A considerable flurry was raised l “nutm- ht Country club. n . ed L. 1. v t . d Bun Sh i
- e . " ' ' in Norwalk police elrclcs last. even- "a”. V ercem 15 e 68 5’ Bodlce an I -up Gliders. ,
countfyrrg-esgé‘gr those crowds. in ing by automobiles racing through P13133113: ‘1' Clambake 0‘ Romm :
r ' ’ - “'3” “m“- A" “m" “‘3‘ “““d = 7 ' c . Sizes 36 and 38 value 896 .. .. 2 for $1.00 ‘
:2: ;::t:ft:l::: "it”?cfifindfigtirf if he though the offenders could be mgwgt 31' llmbnko °t Lorwalk ' ~ 9 '
' ' - -' ‘ 1 "“9“ by running “‘9‘” “‘9’" “d ' a Sixes-10 423nd44,va1ue 8c 2 fchLOO .
:23“; 33:32:SSEOIFJ:fllfisdafilfo he merely chuckled in return." C fig; 5"“, “'1 Scout Dance ‘t i v on] c l .
'_ . L "Miss Anna. Mae Higgins who has on - ‘ TWO 65198 y to 8 ustomer. i
came lie" to cm?) “(’j‘dotm' 3")“, been visiting friends in Orange. N. “9" 6.—Picnic Io: Friendship ’ ‘
lilgton. Concord. 1 unite. lIlill. \nllm I has returned to her home in Bu“ . Bibi. Class of W Avenue .11. E. .
10'8“ the 1““an “‘1 “45““ be' church. MANY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE.

rltt avenue.”

"Miss Anna Mullins is spending a
two weeks' vacation on a trip up the
Hudson river."

".‘iisg Myrtle ('7. Lycett of South

fore their eyes. Amer-mils tight tor Sept. 7.—-Gambuko of the Nor-

a. country of their own. Americans wglk 194‘. of you“
applauded them. And Americans

whoqsthowcd that they would fight

to k“: Amnc‘m ”CS—“‘11" ”I” ”z' Main street and Miss Ruth Poyves

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dance that thcv will not listen to . . t
‘ Wilton avenue have returned home

paciflcists who would put us in a . . . . _ . I - m DI“ m _ .
an” a we“ ”m “M M“ P0) - F I ....—— Washington Street. Telephone 449 South Noni-21's ' ,

position where we might have to . _, .
‘ l w th St d \n/. sister. Mrs. Albert Iiibler in
h “ d° n ° 3" a" 5m”: 1‘" llllntlllgtun. L. 1. While there Miss . ~— - -

.Vn. foreign flag. , -. . .
L'vory pacificlst should be forced L) CC“ caught an“ 4.11"“: young blue
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(OI). “TLLIAM J. DONOVAN
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31:12.1tyihléi'enmhc;hingenl’; "Constable Samuel S. Ireland is ! Gleanlngs '5:- rBook of Life recentlly stppglntgd gulstrnt uttorzey . I
{'16. then he should be deported,‘ ‘9“? “a?” “1”?" °t “ “n" baby b°y i gang“ °d I ”L. 's “' 9° m 0:3 t 3' ' MADEY’S ‘
:lomewhore. anywhere. out of Am- lfiolln IyesterdaIy morning. The little I B] cm “Sm ' watt-cordlri - t-g‘:01‘1;sgrkozet e I,
cries, A man who will not fight to c m“ {geisha t“ and "W" “““m' a n n m” “hf f m ‘ m' 234 EAST AVENUE
“‘01!” homo ““1 country ”cm FORKS-send 1\irs Albert Polllman re ['7' ' 3:13:69”; sift-f” or a new GMERLES EAST NORWALK PHONE 150:
the i soar is fill. worthy at that “mm. ‘flw‘nm; ,mm 3 mm m the 1x FAVOR or mill-mess "\\'ilclhcr he absent: liimselt en- in his new berth. as n‘éeistnnt tel 7““ murrs ““535
homo :- country. ‘4! ] 0‘1} 1" ‘ I, b . g . tirely “.Um a" ft‘HO\\‘slli and H“ 8 Ah! n G l St 9 D . SWIFT-1‘s UBO(DLATES ClGARL‘TI'ES
If. one nCl'li'llSlS would 5 m I] -. - . . s .xl‘osltlon. Mr. inhlmnn to crt Louis ctcxcnson held that . . PI. 1‘ u A 0R LEADERS CANNOI‘ DE. 01' 0! encra on - 000““ 0'10me HUBER'S ICE CREAM l
P _ P 1 amended the “aflonal conwmion of if c b h 1 ’ a. rains: in n gllrrol. “lib carpet L 3 becomes virtually head of the secret COUPE - l
:their energy getting out the min ”I“ Improved Order of i‘cd “(In a. p rson cannot c aptly V: thou. suppers and lt-adcll inkpot; or he L1\'};R VOTES op THE 0“. service and will supervise the enforce -
and . hting corruption they would held ”W” I” a “Mpgmo "ltllcre will remaining ii“?- idle he 8‘10““ “3’ comes among people swirlly and bit: GASIZAT'O'N BANKS," MYS aunt. of .11 “4.“; In“ with the ex- —
be h'dplng America. But so long as he a. mood“; of Um." "m". tomor- main. tcrly. ill a. contraction of his whole ‘TZTFM ‘- F. 01‘ V- ccptlon of the prohibition and anti- ~‘
they: ry for penceIwhcn there is no 11;“: m Whie'l “mp “r Polllm'ln will It is a. revolutionary precept. but nervous system. to discharge some MAI“.- lrust measures. w
:2: mutt: :rcklnms to stab LINN give a report of the doing 0‘! the thanks to hunger and tvorkhousc it tcmpcr before he. returns to Work. ‘ "Li-llt-r leaders who attempt go The mum; At‘orn.y General . THL :‘IOST
I: 33.14713 Griflqicth. made no other ple- convention." is nae-I that cannot be abused. "i do not rare hour much or how an“ politicians the idea. that they are studied law in Columbia. University THE CITY NATIONAL 1 ‘
. . _ “A. J. Collins returned yesterday thin practical limits. he 31- well he works, this fellow is an evil able to deliver or to mauenc. to ‘ny undcr Mr. Stone while the latter was LOV‘TEVIE\T
gum g would hate done the libertl- “0m a trip to the ’World's Fair in lowed. ' it is once! the most incon- feature in other people's lives. They cu cxgéng the vote of omn’ugd professor in the law school. He is a. BANK A A ‘
. Iovi people 9! this country a St; Louis. He enjoyed the m” WW testable truths in the whole Body of would be happier if he were dead. $1.01. are merely kidding “I'm. trustee of Columbia University
Erratfnervlce With "Ann-rice." He much .. . ' Morallly- . Thry could easier do with ut his snr- . . -- ’ Colonel Donovan is one of. two I ' TDIE
‘ . has helped carry on \Vnslllngton's .. ' "L 0k . l d . . . ‘ “he" 5° said Richard 3- 90"": .
7 . , . Miss Jennie Loundes has return— 0 at one ot.)our n "uric“: ‘3‘ C” m ”‘0 C‘rcum‘oc‘" on Offlc‘“ one of the founders of the Ameri- men who for gallant C°"d“Ct “1th '
fligt.‘0:1°tllair?lfi:gsg sIlIncricIllInlza- cd from a “IS” to Long Islam .. fella“; for a lmoment.d l beseechitllan they can tolerate his fractious c'in Federation of Labor in a. recent. the American Expeditionary Forces 80' NORWALK, CONN' ’ti‘m I“ ,
. l . . ‘ o W] see “Miss I‘m“ lhninn of New H , you. n sows lurry an reaps indl- spirits. ll» poisons life at the'well- ‘, _ ' in the W’orld “'ar received the Con- . ‘ “ 5 ’ 5‘" f
, Lie eture \Vlil know. better than , . ‘ ‘ a\en gestion: he puts a vast deal of autiv- heal it i but . ~ interview Powers was discussing the lmpormm I ‘- -' - ~ -
. I 15 ”Sum; hm. grandmother Mm . l. s ( tr to be bummed out gressional Medal of Honor. the , _
book can IL”. the sacrifices. men .. ity out to interest. and receives a o! by hand by a sore "race no how. mmouncemcnt 0‘ Pres. Samuel - ' l ' 50m” ma“““ “7"“ ' ” 1"”-
to do tll. that have made this coun- J02??? Eganwagy'qam i F F large measure of nervous derangc- than daily hag'rlddl.‘§°by a. pfcvish hampers til“- the A- 1" ‘nd 1" would 3232:3325; 5:22:52 fiszl-‘l‘: 1:2; A E UAR “mt them In“ ‘ 3 ' ~1
tr! 5} 'on'dt-rflll place in which to anrl‘ \ll nnd ‘\irs :Vill‘}: T. Ain‘t“: ment in return. uncle. hack L“ Follette. wounded three times and '0“ the S F G DS ”1"” iYIl'TYlliOhS a, " . .. ’.
“w?! . and young son 'of O‘rcmhad in”) — “It can't 5' done. Like “’1‘” title of Colonel "Wild Bull" Dono- ' 1 The "m0“ “'7‘"
w l'! the rlcillrc Ilrus been shown Norwalk draw m Putnam r“: roe; . _ Americans. the members of _orgon- v“, of the Fighting Slay-ninth. . . 5‘)" making a " ‘ 1 .
in ct rIy tilt-titre in the United Beth“ yesterday" 1’ an 1" zed labor vote according to their In February. 1932, Colonel Dono- ”"05 for a“? 3’37“ ' : 5
SHIN" it should be shown in every “Mrs. Thomas lloss of S rin field _ "M ‘7 _ own dictations. And. mbst‘lmport- van was appointed United States '— man.
"got a"- 19a“ Once a W"- Mass. and Miss MabcllepClsgi-k ol' WEDLOCKED n, m ant at all. the omnued and mum “tome, .t Bu“... by president —. In order to cm ::.~ :3; 1.
05¢ ‘Ir' Griffith. ll-lrlgeport have returned home from ganized workers more readily “n’ Htrdlng. Since ‘1‘” 11° h“ conduct- ~ '. 1 ~ portanIt mix“? H" A. 1 I
"' . ,., - a visit with Mrs. A. D. Morgan of 0' LAKE. -1 .lcrstsnd the ‘brcad and butter' 1111- ed a persistent campaign against 2 V ‘ V ‘, men find “‘3" V" l: ' "
hex,“ m" barb" ‘hf’Uthv South Mam “not" ‘ gouge and accept it. in preference to the bootlegglng and narcotic rings. t° “rang“ “(‘“ff' ‘ ' ‘
ilmrfitrflgsdth: ’iL‘a°““‘J.;t (1.. “Teller Joseph B. Ells. lr., of the CHAPTER man the “W” °f “b" and” “mu“ D°“°‘“ ‘1“ mm“ in 3‘“ hit”); and to C w I
c we “ b )i’ p h e Central Nationall bank is enjoying Lura ind d B b . “To.“ “0“" and ”1“" (“d "01 ”1‘“ "When election time rolls around “‘0 in 13". was graduated ' from n 0 Plan}. . .
. ”2‘" n t e air. his annual vacation of two weeks. automobile litctehomoo the; 111°:th (12‘e “gm“ “m“ they were we“ mm ”1° ‘" November. “'9'“ '9‘ both argui- Columbus College “$1905 and from u-lllf 5-2: 3335' ; t r .
Th. average high school graduate Bookkeeper George S. Raymond re- This enabled her to drive to Grace‘s. 3:23;; speeding toward the ized and unorganized work‘" ‘1’" the Columbia 1" School in 1'90" stcp'tZdavtlly rill-c;

mg on muss. to: w‘1n Coolidge Be is 0. member of the law firm or

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a bile duct is a. migratory sumed his duties at the bank this school. She went reluctantly realls- l‘V ‘
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‘ nd that. .proves that we morning after his vacation of similar ing that Grace's manner made it L ~ - l .1... .

. -- ura did not. bring up the sub- . . talo 30!" Ca endar .
,ahou teach more branches like length. clear she did not particularly wet ' 59° In. Nicole on “m ' = -'
' .. . . ' .lect 10 ill a El - ' - - attend to time i...

.phys logy, in the high school. {Mrs Mary L. Smith and Mrs. come her cousin’s helping hand. until ”it; “ireazzizzdjfit [2223133 He said signs of foliuro for the Depa:ltnfcn?:‘th3u:lli‘::eisp:;:vi: :2: Mahng'wpomlhes Do it today. if rt xx,

 
 
 
 
 

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' Mary E. Root of Bridgeport are Lure. felt compelled to seek once eon table

II La. Follette movement“ are visible hes
" 'r pepsin" is not a. disease but Snests or Mr. and Mrs. Horace Root mo” t0 Offer her aid to Grace. even I ‘ by Colonel Donovan. h" n .e-

cnvclopcd by cooling
now. looted by Senator Consens of Mtch- OPPWNmti“ d‘m't come to

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s. sy utom of a. disease. The cause of Brush street. Norwalk. when it it did mean obnoxious intrusion. 1 -. "The La Folleue hysteria that
go: do engla, in often a, gastric ulcer. ladies are Mr. Root's grandmother She has no difficulty in reaching 3:12;:3'3- Elgllgcntnteradzhiec‘lmtegy some labor leaders are trying to .3", as "t?“ farm“? 3” ”ti; Sen. men. they: come out. of them. especiall." ' do _
Iaom-vaes a. gastric cancer. ans] mother. respecuflely... Grace at 1!". school. Her cousin. b‘mad tablclalld below the heights I: inoculate into the working cit-soon! :.:n:f';Tve:;° “33:03:. 3.718 e 111- Making yourself ready for upon the pro‘j}1(.: .
_: THE “FEATHER tarry E. Scoficld of Highland in Ithe middle. of a. group of chat- rest. on Grace. he said. "will simmer unlike the fight“, expects to resume its “5:33: opportunity is the longest step make to protm“. :v .
. ' ‘ ' “Mlle. a lay Mueller and forxnor terlng. giggling girls. happened to “Please do not think I em attempt ””"ucen" °’ '°‘“.‘-"“" 1°“ ”0‘ ration about Sept. 1. - you can take toward success. the real and turn»: 1 ;.

 
 
 
 

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ern how England: Fair Frl- resident of Stamford preached in the pass the reception room door in the lng to pry into your affairs purely fore election day.

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till-day increasing cloudiness ethodlst church in Springfield 39;- hallway as Lilra. entered from the for curiosity... sake." ”he bpgam "My "Signs have already begun to g). 9 sp t ue ithout.

 

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“W .cgh cganIgbebin tempcgzdurvfmd- 61:1,“? H . . other side. uni}, Lura. called to her. only motive is a. sincere desire to 9’" which indies.“ that “am" POEMS THAT LIVE . realizing what 1' “Ck 0': the,
"I ., @3382? $33.25: cut . and to“: Trying); O£§Iorv§$lkIstartch \"isigiuoi'n Lu.11 times greettcd her help you out or this dilemma. \Von't slum has begun to m in IA Fol. V .lword‘. Luck is luck only UT”
rt st and. weather partly ovcr- position." . s or d In“ her by aura risera y gland t at 10"“ 3’01! confide in me and let me help ““9" various “‘30" “RIDI- ‘Tht ‘ ,. when it comes to those who THE SO : ‘
rehab” local mm! mm» “m” Ruth Ronda” of El hen“ “um; . "1 Farmed her you all 1 can?" * workers are setting “vised up’ to .AFFAIRE monsoon. are equipped to take ltd-can- NORVV ALK
q: , teal disturbance central about avenue is spendin t mw°°d “Just dr ‘ d i h . Grace surveyed her for a moment. the entire program which means ab- One polo November day ‘ ‘ ‘
,_ 74 thi t at B , .. g W0 weeks in oppe n. 'r ought you a. it weighing her alang with the solutely nothing at all to them up. Flying Summer paused tage of it“ To all others it TRUST CO
. . , degrees r y we oIston. . might like‘ to have luncheon with words. I". it. mean-o. cried or lite): “ a They “y, ' llnothing. '
. o , north-northwestwaro. Csu- The new York, New Haven and mc.'rm net-fly dying with the heat. .At last sh l- u if th p ' E And ' o ' * l' ’
on .-vised vessels bound for re~ Hartford railroad company now and I thought I'd drive out to one brighter noi-fipgl‘le. IThlnss 100k 0- e program should 1". "cough“. 0'v fo'hs‘: bolder, ' pportuntty is present “hen SERVICE SECLP‘LX
. o Vouth oi: Cape Hatteras. controls 263 of the 566 miles or trol- Of those cool places on the heights." voice so that she coild :zflbeedheifd tinmz:gzkggacuwmemrt:.c:s; Throvyhofiovogusl3<jzo glance a. man's inner powers seize on

 

C- ~, itious: The tropical dlsturb- ley railroads in this stste." "I'd 10") to." Grace “tented. m, long outward circumstance;

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of e t 1 Thursday ni ht “Mi - I ' - ——
"’11: filmed: r2318 deem" norm :nd has “re 5:22.31?! “ifssgrxérztriect autgniggiltlllmuziingleafioxf was: nodded as she heard the whispered thing like LoFollettoisln can moon “3“; .“ . 1““ F° "um“ “W “cm”— .
”3"? _e 74 degrees thirty minutes and typewritist in the office otpAt: 3- maze 0’ traffic. ailedsi'glhcn GIraco resumed her even only 8' four or nix year “on of ( 0 happy lover!) and ammufacture your own ‘ '
-. d moving north-northwest- torney John '1'. Keogh." . . A wa Escape. b . e idnt come this afternoon depression. That's com lag the: Pl — . ~ . ' brand of“ good luck. What’s the 13351951
. ”, mile disturbance is gradually "Mrs. Albert E. Aislhorpe of Con “I'm nearly worn out." Grace con- .§°“d“e'.:c’:.'; “1;"? 1,“ “z " ‘°m' "“t ‘° “W" ' ‘éneefie32?§13°'nb°”m ’ ° ‘ ’ ° 0 “
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.gag;lgggygggggggggig‘; 0°": may” returned here an" 2.11%... “‘2 1‘ ““9” mm m- m... 210...... ..l.2‘m‘.irt.’.”‘r not: fi“2:.§.'l‘.§..“i’°’:‘? “““° he told: —"‘”"' ' ‘ Don't m n... .m... Thing in the ll orld-l
i hOuI‘S- a. 829:3; 3:32;??3333' I was goth: to XSEn'cltrifiltml (3:3: can“ you' He 5“” he W” “’0‘“ ‘0 workers in this count; 51': it: Aland’m‘f'd by 1°". , ‘ A ' '01 “up!!!“ your llvan- :
i . Inmate, was high Thursday was tendered to Mr. “Id $113122:in I got by. Only one or- two of the :nOtIeIr-ulIho gifico when he noticed the tent at the good "times here; High mm staph: an did move. menu the Classified Ads W. th 1'. doubt l’ j;
. , vel- the northeastern states.“ Percy inst evening at their home 5 Questions were altogether beyond CCOdCd‘arouned ”$32303; "then P“? wanes. steady employment are on. _ gene“ “and" branch with W? ““5" . 1 ou 3' ‘ ‘1. I:
, indications are for $112? Y Rowan street in honor of their fifth me. It I failed: it-would malts the Lura ,mued as shes‘uddenly-reah ’Gm‘“ “Fa-“e" 11‘“ 50“! organized To show her that her look was - ‘tO spend money foo ”1‘ 3 l
'22: .d‘filflsl‘lo. 22.3.5: :i":.i.".i‘2?”°"‘§"' m: :“:$:=:.‘:3::..:"':.';- .......,..... cm. surmise“? Wm W m... ‘ ' , ' - . or careleseli' But
. ‘ 1' very an Some Presents , r '90 t0 mistook for n detectivef .. . n, sy. ‘ (Alas. poor lover! V' ' » - 'w ' .2 ' Torr
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