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8"“ °‘ "1" 0““ NORWALK F . ml" 7
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v “m ”we 20 YEARS AGO ~ a. - ... We .. .. ....- a
”‘ “"" ' '7 AVIATtote ' smut—"summon" I 6’ 3
As Revealed By the Piles of - , 0’ ' Bum films A-ociation inatim so. -
daily eaoept Sunday by 1119 Evening mm . . Cake and A?!“ Bale, “you“...
' "J‘shingtzncgtmt. The following items are taken ‘ \ ‘ ,r; a?“ meeting Norwalk Yacht; a «18
orwa nu. . ~ . - u .
from the Evening Sentinel of Feb- ~ K —
.1 , wars 28. .1905: t ... 3.03:: rehearsal. East Avenue )1.
[Infested as Second Cla- Iletter “An unknown man was filed by k . “ my. ‘ .
Telephone: Norwaik 92-”. a freight train last night a ut 11 ké “- manna m our safetv d8 t V
,Mneh ones: as Well at. Norwaik o'clock. at the Fort. street bridge. 3 ~ DOS] \aults
hi death has not et . - lurch L—Oillcer‘s school. Nor- , are
Telephone—Norwalk 1888. How lhe met: a r ‘fi walk ur dlSDOSai Just the p]
been earn -" . ' Minus. 5 U ' ace '
assocut'rno runes ununzn "Attorney mom“ 3: t? '1. ' . "mm sate-eel means. loath 168 things and ‘9’ b] 1eOI‘p .
‘ Keogh went to 0 m - ‘ _ v“ U3
The Mill“ Press ie exclusive- ing to appear before the committee. I . I’ I slat-ch .z—Stagen. gs: school 9 papers _
3 U entitled to the use for ‘bublicaiion which will hear the bill of Senator “ ’ . \ pies Qt W ”I" . and burglar proof g3 00 r
E of all news dispatches credited to it Donovan. striking out the "amend- ‘ . ; 'wfigdi bee—Meeting of Hospital _ ' - - D6. year ”
‘ or otherwise in this DOWN?" ment to the statute that a. ows the J .‘ ~ . c u
i, “4.0:!” any local news published Judges of the local town court to so}. .)4(\ q \ ~.. ‘ March g,_m.g “a Son Ben- upwards.
2 herein. All rignts of publication of .- prosecutors in their own court. . ‘ quot of De Holey.
W dispatches herein are also re- "Ex-Mayor Arthur (2. Wheeler and ‘N March G—Meeting American m_ _ .
served. family of Arch street. have taken up 3 , 3 \\ - University Women. . ,
. - their residence to: a few weeks. at g \ f / b Macro: 7. —Ladles Night. Colon-
the Hotel Norwai ." -— us i sens League. .
"The pleasant weather of yester- _ I . March 10.—"ulna. Pi. and Apron The cent 1 F rf‘
WES—”W“ “l..."“tf’? ...'"° .23"; ' om," ' “at" ‘3‘: “stunning... ra a1 1 '
lan mo es. u t e rave g n -... er. ._ . n
n" “m“ "m" u "m a” x to be too rough to be wholly Pleas- r "' ‘Wilmm . ‘ a“ . wp' . of Old Well Hook and Ladder Co.
is behind the row which culmhflmd “able." ~ e ms ' V . "‘ é March it—Ministering Circle of ms 0.
in the discharge of Gutzon Borgltlm “Herman Quittner intends to "M . _ \N \ . ’ First Congregational church “was.
as "mm” of the Stone Mountain gm g barn in Monroe street." ' - -. 3 . e ti\ -, . March li.—Lectu.re on Yosemite \ NORVVALK CUVV
Confederate Memorial. Goodness “Attorney John J. Walsh of Non ‘ ‘ \ ° ° 0 0 e o 0 ‘ 1 K Grand Canyon at First is. E. church. . - ...
tbi beyond the walk is in Hartford today. on busi- ii, I \ March 13 -—Julnt Card Party of
mm" u M .n' ”u" - \‘ \i“ i!“ . . J u. a w. v. and v i". w.
"3°” °2 the Klan. First. it “I" "The Rough Rider Glee Club sang // . e -. larch 13‘4““."1 school at
Jews and Catholics and 803°“ “3° last evening end ate bockwurst and , ) o ‘ , - Norwnllt Armory.
“re the object of their ghostly vis- sauerkraut after their rehearsal.” - , . o ' Nat-ch 16.—"All Fraternity Night"
. htiens. Now. it would appear. thin "an“ “WM“ ““5 "5“"?de ‘° \ / ' (I of Fashion Exposition.
Lia en are including monuments Greenwich an" 3 "‘3“ here. - i ’ ' ° . s mu ls.—"xrigh 313m." Stare!
”m "A meeting of the East Norwalk \\ . Columbia circle.
h the category 0‘ ”19 bwned' Fire Department to take action on ///" . I mm IL—Pl‘” b, 00.0]! 5..
matters pertaining to the erection of a“, Society at First 34. E. church.
' the new fire house will he held this
SChOOI JuSt’lce evening in the Mayflower truck 0’
house." e ' _ l
“'hen does a pupil at a high "John Sherman Hoyt and family . a, E ’
school. who ordinarily may be con- of New York City. arrived here yes- Fr - 0 g I I veryman s
sidered a young person of normal terdey for a week'- stay at their -“ \w ' l
intelligence. with normal responsi- summer home on Contentment lsl- M ‘ I,
billties. closely approaching that pe- and." - % a __ a A D I, Inveshnents
riod when he or she must accept the “Hubert Bishop, who recently pur- \\ -— ._ x / .
duties of citizenship. lose all these chased the building lot at the cnr~ __ W —-—-' . / Lb
attributes and become a slave to the nor of Morgan and East avenues. . 4d:- . r,” - J I, I 1‘ a. Chfi film is .
whim of dictatorial school authori- had a New York architect look over / - . "'”’a .I Is I o . Customer Ownershlpn
UN? the property one day recently. it is “""" By a, ‘ ””6““
50"": Presumably when that Mr. Bishop's intention to erect a 4 (c."m'm$‘ l’.“

pupil attends the Roger Ludlow High
wheel in Fairfleld.

According to published accounts.
the use of perfume arbitrarily has
been banned. Neither students nor
faculty are to be permitted to use
even the customary toilet waters.

modern dwelling on the lat. Con-
struction will probably commence
about the middle of April."
"Fashion Hints: One girdle. wide
at the front and narrow at the back.
with buttons and pockets on the
front to imitate the waistcoat. will

 

 

 

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The customer ownership campaign
initiated by the electric
power companies is making an
tonlshing growth.
ment has done so much to establish
good relations between the

light

and
as-
No other move-

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"Who has some vile smelling per-
fume on her person?" thundered
one in authority.

And a meek school teacher admit-
ted that while she had some perv
fume on her person. which she con-
sidered proper for her use. she could
not admit that it was vile smelling.

Here are some other recent edicts
issued to those attending the Fair-
, field school: Girls were warned that
they must not roll their stockings.
‘ and stout girls were told that they
must not wear sweater drones and
blouses. Don't smile!

Following publication in the press
of the perfume order. a junior etu—
dcnt at the High school was sus-
pends-d. although he denied having
any part in its publication. His sus-
pension was celebrated by a ruling.
the sense of which was that he
would be considered guilty until he
proved himself innocent. Since then
he has been reinstated.

What curious type of American

utility corporations and their clients
'than has this partnership arrange-
ment. It has proved profitable to
both sides. Outside investors are
beginning to rI-allze these advantages
and are absorbing the surplus of
prelerred- stock of Iheee companies
which make a p.sct.ce of these sales
to customers.

This was aptly illustrated only the
other day in New York when an in-
testor attempted to buy a smell tot
of the preferled stock of a southern
light and power company. Only a
ulittle over six months ago this com.
pany the common stock of which is
actively traded in here in New York
and sells at a very high price. mar~
keied through its bankers in New
York and Boston 8.U00 shares of its
7 per cent cumulathe preferred
stock at a fraction under par. When
tth investor tried O buy a few
shares s.mply because he was im-

merk your wardrobe as up to date."

"Brown shoes of all shades must
be popular because of the prevalence
of brown dress fabrics and ‘millin-
ery."

"l'm used to waiting for young
women." he smiled. then quickly
added: "I mean that a young man
expects to have to wait for a young
woman."

"That's better." she laughed. trip-
ping out of the room.

Elaine‘s mother sought to be so-
ciable. "How do you like Chicago?"

"i haven't been able to see much
of it yet. l‘vo been so busy. but
l'm sure I'll like it."

"Are you gring to school 7"

“Oh. no. l've been sent here to
the Chicago office of my firm. I
don't know how long I shall be
here."

They were silent for a moment.
Michael. slightly embarra-ed. ask-
ed: "is Elaine expecting to visit
down home this year?"

"I don't think so. She is studying
music this summer. We expect to
send her abroad next spring—to

How About. 1*?

When summer comes don't.
let.- the absence of cash keep you
from taking a vacation.

CHAPTER XXIV.

WORLD TOPICS

“FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ass
lTSL'RPEu PEIWL Ah AND
PROPERTY BIG 81‘s.”

Nine personal and property rights
which the constitution guarantees
have been usurped by the federal
Rovernment in the last decade Gov.
Albert C. Ritchie of blaryland des
clared recently.

"Ten short years have witnemed
a revolution in governmental power
in this country." he said. "a new or-
der. amssing in the swiftness of its
coming and in the destruction it has
Wrought“.

He cited the income tax and the
inheritance tax as violations of the
constitution which gave the govern-
ment "complete. arbitrary and des-

 

hilchsel approached the apart-
ment in which Elaine lived with
her parents in a towering building
opposite Washington Park. vision-
ing her as he remmebered her
best. a memory of a clasflcal fig-
ure in a bathing suit at the houso
party given by the Cleypools at
Star Lake: hvr coal-black hair
streaming over her shoulders and
her laugh as thrilling and infec-
tious as tohogganlng. He regretted
that he had not brought his one
picture of her. a snapshot taken
by Lonnie Clipper. to Chicago.

He found her unchanged. She
gneetcd him as cordialy as if she
had parted from him lit StamLako
only yesterday. '

"Gee. it's geod to see you. 1
heard through Leora Claypool that
you were in Chicago. and l won-
dered and wondered if you would

 

 

 

 
 

A Fantastic Measure.

A most remarkable and fantastic
bit of proposed legislation is offered
for hearing before the Judiciary
committee on Wednesday in the
form of Senate Bill No. 427. The
bill as introduced by Senator “Wilder
of Bridgeport. “by request." is brief
enough so that it may be printed in
full for all to see. Preceded by the
usual "Be it enacted." etc.. it reads:

“That for the protection of public
health no company manufacturing
propriety or patent modicince shall
advertise in the papers of Connect-
lcut."

That's all. and enough.

What such concerns are forbidden
to advertise is not specified. They

 
 

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Start. right. now to save a
fixed amount. from you.- regula-
income with us. so you'll be
ready when the others are.

 
 
 

So. Norwalk Trust Co. .

Security

 

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Sustiee is this. which the school au- or. simply forbidden to advertise. come to see me. You dean-e a study in Paris. She has a wonder- DOUG power" 0"" “10 C‘UI‘M' "3' pressed vilth the management and
thorities of a neighboring commu- Under the terms of the proposed law “Uniting rebuke for your failure ful voice. you know." . come- the outlook of the company be found
any are attempting to inculcate into asdrawn such a company would not ‘0 “""° m' 0““ in 3 While IS “Y'l- ”‘0 hflc" M W' 3’ His list of examples of violations there were on.y eight sham avail-

had never heard her sing.
"Mr.

able. Doubtiess in the home state
where this corporation operates so

you promised."
“All right.

of the bill of rights was headed by
the prohibition amendment "cen-

the minds of our future citizens?
W's have always cherished the be-

even be permitted to insert an ad-

vertisement in the classified columns h" instructor.

 

rebuke away" Her Rosrnfleld.

 

 
 
 

 

lief that at the root of our Ameri-lof a newspaper for an office boy, for radiant “mile mfhW‘d him with says she has wonderful po-ibm‘ tralialng in the federal government successfully a large block might
can system of laws safely repoeed that would be advertising. warmth. “95 "0 1| 9“"9 ”“3“"m'uc "mm the power to control intoxicating have been obta'nt-d but the fact re. Linamcn‘s Talk. in... t.-. .-
-—the tntory that a man. woman or Surely fantastic is the right word She 19“ him "“0 "I" “bf-1W to h" "‘CM- "0 -' 3h” '8' C‘" liquors." mains that practically all the shares “The ..nw ob“ ..., m n... -(;.« n- -- 2”—

"What has become.” Gov. Ritchie
asked. "of the right to a jury trial

short by Elaine. who entered at
the moment.

"Now. mother. you mustn‘t make

meet her parents. lit-r father. a
worried. gray. stout figure. srunted
an acknowledgement of Michael‘s

offered to outsiders a half year ago
have been absorbcd and are held for

 

j thlld. must be considered innocentlto
until proved guilty.
Of course. if the school authori-

describe such a proposal. Equal-

oil :1“.
iv fantastic was its origin. The Sen- out the dinky and the d u a '

be sure the grunt has the doadmnr. ll. \\a~ Rama

 

star who introduced it h . ues -.
- ties of Falrileld are so completely remembers with some dlflizulsqmgt Erecting. but «lid not offer to shake him think I'm going to replace :2;:$:2‘;0:?:?'c;?::‘gh;,::mf m;:;n:::tlfn\;;n;:::; well for the handy t° ”t the, “‘Ck‘ ., ,.3 CU” ' “ ”7‘ d"
‘ out of 1006!! “1th the fundamental he got it from a lawyer to whom it hand" "c 3““ m“ 'n’pr°’“‘°“ 0‘ Mary Garden in the CM“‘° Opera E ing in which the court acts as grand‘lnvestmenl merit of all similar elco- Sounds sort 0‘ queer. def?“ ‘ L. 25"" 'h’ . L‘ .
soncepts of America. It might not be was handed by some one who” being wearled of meeting youthful next winter." Jury p cuter end iudge" "1c light and “we, re‘erred is- But- It isn't. I: is simply «I! \H-; Alarm, 1-: ml
wholly improper to suggest that the name he (hes— not seem to recall. "1”“ °’ N” d‘"3h“‘r~ Elaine's H" "mm" "“"°" b‘" it w "lll‘hat has become of the ar C i uslp no pin ‘0 far this “mum? or the uhphnne “mm” ' ‘ ‘\ I
' parents and voters of that town 613- The truth of the matter seems to be mother was more cordial. qppmem that it was affected. She l‘ tee . alnst d “m d I"; ' "1‘“- ur o g '3 “3" '1“ in These telephone linrmt-n ban: a ...; -
lugs e new set of officials. m; u temanates fro ma member or "1 wondered if you would go some- wus nnnoyed with Elaine for msk- n 8 ° . mwr ’ W '5 merit 1‘" 3“ can re °° the language all their Own. Jive: ho“

Estates a-- permitted to punish a market price. Such shares are ob-

 

members of the association of ellec- where and denot- with me. l‘m ing such a remark. She resolved some of the terms originated uh: h '
Play Fair tic physicians. some of whom have "mums “way With loneliness." he to speak to her about it When they $."f°:d:::' 'xvsnxz‘c;t°'h;:' 1:111:33 :13;th 7‘0 yield {0113,38 Sit-:42”: are so common in the craft is more
ii I - COB'C‘MM. turning to Elaine. Ho were alone. a .' ea 7 ‘ ° 9"? cen - 3 ‘ or leave of a m 'st-n'. but the} hr-\e ' .
. gured n the recent medical prac DUMSNM MM?" partially caPlaincd b)‘ the fact that ’ L LOOK it) the F“

born handed down frrm one gener-
ation to another. wifh the result
that the country over they are ac-

"Lot's go." Elaine threw a light
cloak about her. leaving her head
'bare. Michael was captivated by

 

wondered how such a charming girl
should happen to be without an en-
gagement for the evening.

lice upheaval in Connecticut.
m
TEE WEATHER.

uninterested in
There is

 

speculators are

Here is a story that is part fable
stocks of this character.

and part fact. But it has its point.

 

Poems That Live

 

 

Alocai manufacturer of considerable Southern New England: Fair Elaine darted a glance at her her gown. He remembered that not enoush OPPOHunily for capital copied and undengood whey...“ p.
prominence complained in public and continued cold weather; Sun. momef- Evidently she read a fa- Elaine's visit had caused more than appreciation '0 “in“ those ‘1‘" gang of linf‘Smen may he :1! work a . .
some time ago. that although his day increasing cloudincss and “-3,. vomble reply to the qu-ry she asked one girl at home to change her man- _—--—- maka it their business to trade in whether it be in Ahllvne, Tm. THE ( [Tl KATIOA
Product was advertised and known mer: rain or snow Sunday night.. With h" "3'1"" 10" 8h“ rrsunndcd to nor 0f drf‘uins- FORGET ME SOT u“ “xx Wk“ b‘" this ""7 co!" K°"“" 3- "-- 0" “7‘1"" “"11“" “\VK
nationally g very poo, .howm‘ was any.“ N... york; pa“. and Michael‘s suggestion tntlmslnsllcal- Michael felt better than at any dition makes available tor genuine Wash. ' '
, made in Norwalk. He said his sales continued cold Saturday: Sunday in. ‘5‘: , time since he had left home when he 00- roulh beloved. in distant glsdas. investors one of the but "INN-II 0‘ When the linemen talks *.lo!" q“ . _.\, ~_. On
_2 average fell for below here and be~ creasing cloudiness and warmer; TN. Id be sled to. But you’ll entered a taxi with Elaine. fiew lrisnds, new hop... new Joys m. day. telephone poles he ne\ 0,. ”4..., ... . ‘- ‘ ' ‘
lievedJae had cause to complain be- probably followed by snow in north 1“" ‘° “’5" m" “m" m" m“-" ‘70 be “DUNN-l to find. i am not saying that all electric mm. as such. He calls thrm stinks
cause local industries were not be- and snow or rain in south portion. Yet somvl mes delgn ’midst fairer l lit and war companies are .. g h , (‘j‘i‘W'
- “I supported iocall)’. Northern New England: Fair ’ :‘ogndl and whims; Students at the meida ' :uglly munrbut i am saying that zhint:;nm:: 11:0 (3:32:8an .11.. mm.
A Chort time after thin the “m0 and continued C0211 Saturday: sun_ ‘ 0 s o ”ltoouauzo:efo mm ':b°'::’.lc I;- To lheh‘ 0' h... thou ‘uvel‘ be- Men u ‘ a.“ eh.' dmm con, next ‘n Chi"? is 8i“‘fl}'§ iorm- ll Ly”.
manufacturer who 1- a member of da! increasing cloudiness and war- to, w. “”1“ . a m mu“ hind- siderauon from all intelligent inves- m... M... T)... repairman 1. knoxtrt _ A
several booster organizations was mcr. snow Sundav night. . ERVES’I‘ BLOCK “.l'pm forth by “foéh‘: u“: this”; Th! love. thy fate dear youth. to fore. as the trouble shooter or as the bug “ HAT DOES
“k“ ‘0 contribute to l 106‘! “It”- Condiuons: The northeastern ‘ “ sc °° share. hunter. The climbers which be news

prise which he had often discussed
at length in his combos.

storm has continued to move north~
eastward over easvmrn Quebec and

The United States can now boast
one of the world's leading compos-

have proved so successful that lead-
ing conservatories toth here and

Hust Diner be my happy lot.
But thou may-st grant this humble

 

The linemsn's helper on
ground is known as the cround hm:

tho.

BANK 513le

Not SAVING in

Dinner Stories
A BSTRACT

'rsere is the me oi the cutter

era because Ernest Bloch has taken
out his citizenship papers. Even in
this modern age when composers

abroad are adopting them.
Bloch hss resided in Cleveland
with his family for the past an

~ . His reply was that business was
,» so poor he really could not afford a

rrerer.

or more froquenlly as the "grunt "
”’3“ me not. form me notl

It is his duty to keep the lineman

Labrador. High pressure prevail-
ml over the eastetn half of the

F - “1"" extra Penny of ””3“ country with generally fair weather too six swi t his bail on ' k -

- - , - are seeking individualistic espress- years and much of his rsce ' "5° 3 p“ " "Drilled Wm'i ”lawflnls 3“" '0 ‘0“ ' l' . egg

Only recently he '88 an": iv“ The temperature was considerably ,0“. Ernest Bloch u herald las dis- has be” do" there. I" :3?- !“ should the thought of my die- the drst tee and then remarked to .3. his .001, .nd the (arm grnor- l\Ot )llbel'im
"1 below normal Friday night east of 1““ "u - his opponent: "I'll bet you thought ally w for any tool or New of

 

,‘cnmtiod on a similar matter.

time his reply was: Business is so
good. we cannot supply the full
demand. It would be a waste of
money to contribute to this move-

’ , moot because even if it should in-

 

 

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wire additional business it would be
impossible to fill the orders.

the Mississippi river. except in the
extreme south.

The eastward advance of a dis-
turbance over Colorado will be lit-
tended by snow in the lower lake
region. northern New England. and
northern New York. rain or snow

tinctlvely original and he‘is arous-
ing interest throughout the musical
world.

Ernest Bloch came to the‘l‘nited
States from his home in Geneva.
Switzerland. bringing a. great know-
ledge and profound understanding

mer. however. he gave his famous
Master Course. in San Francisco.
and in December he went to Santa
Fe. N. M.. to compose. He remain~
ed there six weeks and returned
with six new bomposltions. two' of
which were recently given their

’i'oo painful to thy feelings be.
Heed not the wish i now express.
Nor ever delgn to think on me;

But. oh. if grief thy steps attend.
U want. if sickness be thy lot,
And thou require a soothing friend:

744*

[was

right.

trying to hit it."

"Well. yes. i did." admitted his
opponent.
"Alas." moaned the duffer. as he

bent to his task again. “You were

 

material is gimmick. The dinltcy 1:!
the small cart used to iranspor'in:
poles, and the dolley is the hnard'uvr
boards equipped with a roller
handling poles. The deaman is the
forked tool used in holding a pole
which is being raised. and the term .

(t7 T

BUT the RESl ’

of SAVING
It a. :j-‘ I‘jazzos.‘
Farm '1‘“ ~- UN”
expand

and Ball}; i

Forget the not. forget me not!
—Amella Ople.

m
mmmtmmm

(Oceiius. in the London Outlook)

The Riviera has enjoyed a month
of exquisite sunshine. but the visit-
ors have not appeared in their ex-
pected numbers. There is no sign
nowadays of the multitudes of Ru!-
sians and

of music in eyery phase. Vigorous.
sincerely passionate. his composi-
tions are almost barbaric in their
freedom at times. Among his many
compositions is a suite for viola and
piano that won the Coolidge prize
in 1919 at the. annual Berkshire
Festival. It has since been played
in orchestral form by the National
Symphony and the original manu-
script has been presented to the

premier in New York city.

 

And yet this same manufacturer
wonders why his product. which is
3 ;' * good. does not sell locally. The ree-
; ,: son is he is too Pro-occupied to study
T‘. g . the ion! market and spend a email
~ ’ sum cultivating it. Norwalk plays
fair. It trades with those who
. -' hood the city in dollars as well as
‘. .1».ch

in the upper Ohio Valley. southern
New England and the northern por-
tions of the middle Atlantic states.

Winds: North of Bandy Hook:
Diminishing westerly and weather
fair Saturday.

0 MPEBATURE. .

taken at 8 p. In. 78th
midi” at New Haven weather
Bums.

“Tact." said the lecturer. "is es-
ssntisl to good entertaining. x onoe
dined at a house where the hostess
had no tact. Opposite me set a
modest. quiet man.

"Suddenly he turned as red as l
lolater and fell into a at of coats.
sion on hearing his hostess say to
her husband:

" 'llow inattentive you are. Char-

is also applied to the log used for,
anchors. ,
Then there is also the lrishmrm .
Which. when translated. is found to
be what is known as the pulling-up
clamp. namely a heavy piece or.
metal with many bolts attached to!
it which is used to attach to the:
cable Stand. The bridle wires on!
the poles are known as jumpers and 2

the Prcvpz'igtql‘shi? -'
h u s i n t' .» .‘ use...
CAUSE I «1:19 have
desire tr: get 31293
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Prepared for the Wont.
((From London Tit-Bite)

Jones had found a slip of pa :-
accurate-we

plan of his private once.
snot position of the stairs was
twhichd showed which
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Con ession l Lib . . whose speech. is lie. You must look after Mr. Blank the line is tamed the fish or snake. . ,—
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