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NURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1,, '4
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§~ m inter-eat is being mm
the Tom Thumb wedding to be
m Friday night. under the
' or the Pnllathea on. or
" - . Rorwalk M. 5. church. at the
«dumb.
i Mhy-nve little children are to
{mummouotwhemwmbeun-
{dc tour years oi‘age. An enter-
,inillnent o: mualoai number-a will
break the wedding malt. which
I to include both proceedon and
canopy. .
3 ' lira. Jennie Push is chairman. in
tonal-go oi the allair: Mrs. Stephen
'3’" is chairman of the costume
‘ ' econ: and Mrs. Clarence
honour is head of the Phllathea
oh. under whose auspices the at-
mr in being given.
3': no “wedding" will include the
Il‘ollowulg program and partici-
jpanta:
! Programme.
1. Piano Solo. Margaret Dunbar.
:- To My Little nolwer. by Doris
‘Bloom. Lydia Goldetein. Loia Bene-
dict. Jean Hoyt. Gladys Humphrey.
' 3'. Solo: Mr. Pr. Dorothy Brun-
.u-.oq
. 4. Song: Summer 1e Coming.
‘thred Comm. Wilfred Colin
Douglas Cohen. eGolge Goldeteln.
Kenneth Griebel.
. 5. Quartette: "Happy Kitten."
ixathorine Tattle. Dorothy Wolfe.
inked Comstock. Harold Bump-
hrey.
, d. Song: "Cuckoo." Adele Colin.
.‘Kathertne' Wallln. Parnell Bray.‘
.Evelyn Hall.
3 7. Duet: "Will You Marry Me?"
;Loie Benedict. Robert Soule.
' 8. Song: "Welcome . Sweet
:81prlngflme." Beatrice Bedlent. Lu-
;dlle PruILvl. Gertrude Hoyt. Mar-
:jorie Humphrey. Grace Arnold.
; 9. Reading: “A Philathea Re-
j'cipe." Katherine Smith.
10.80ng: "Days 0! Summer
Arrange the Wm
“Tom Thumb Wedding Friday
PhilatheaClaeaof Net-walk M. )3. Church to
“ pHave 45 Children in Entertainment
Glory." Beryl Gallagher. Ethel
Chamberlain. Dorothy Bauer. Care-
llne Kitchen. Carol Benedict. Olive
Oriebd.
11. Piano duet: Margaret Dunbar
and Charlott Dunbar.
12. Quartet“: "Daley Song.”
llargaret Worthy. Lola Barrett.
Frank Hartwell. Ray Gflebel.
18. Duet! "Skier Ruth.” Claire
Benton and Milk Hartwell.
ll. Lediea Quartette: “llaidena'
Lament." Xargaret Worthy. Zelln
Brice. Claire Benton. Margaret
Dunbar.
can.
Bride. Virginia Dunbar; Bride. _
groom. Chariee Elmore Barter
Maid of Honor. Dorothy BrunJea;
Beet Man. Laird Hana: brideao
maids. Mildred luckier. nation.
Brut-lies. Adele Bturgee. Lillian
Finch: minister. Bay Orlebel: ueh-
ers. Zella Brice. Wt Worthy.
Claire Bouton. We Dunbar.
Brides mother. Dorothy Bauer.
bride'a rather. Frank Men.
Queen: Beryl Gallagher. Jean
Hoyt. Lydia. Goldetein. Katherine
Wailin. Beatrice Bedlent. Gertrude
Hoyt. Dorothy Wolfe. Katherine
me. Leia Benedict. Marjorie
Humphrey. Gladys Rumphrey.
Doria Bloom. Lucille Prunyi. Lola
Barrett. E‘velyn Hall. Grace Arnold.
Olive Griebel. Parnell Bray, Caro-
line Mitchell. Adele Conn.
Charlea Humphrey. Wilfred
Cohn. Gould Hoyt. Jr. George
Goldstein. Roy Griebel. Prank
Hartwell._ Charles Burke. Carl
'Westerling. Robert Soule.
Selections from Sunday School
Orchestra and Mrs. Arthur Gibson
Hull. Mr. Charles G. Ives will pre-
side at the organ. The Musicale
Programme will begin at 7:30
o'clock and the wedding procession‘
at 8 o'clock. f
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I the Piggly Wiggly store. Xain etreei.
The third meditation on the helium: at 10:10 o‘clock.
hi- wee held laet night at run. .___.____._..__.
my church. . Litany waa and at 7:“ women’s Clothes 130
io’dook. 'i'he muaicwaarurnlahedby
'sgm coeang Volunteer choir. The
:service lasted about ‘5 minutes.
. ° ’ ' - Chicago. woman'a growing emanci~
mm figmzflfi' 3: nation from clothes will reach the:
apex this mar. wba. it ebe fol-i
low- the dictates of man. ”Minsterdny.
two pounds or railnent will clothe
her. and hail of the weight will
mammmuclubwmmeet beinthm
ineld Friday evening. an Mn-
.‘rnantwin be held. includingaoom-
'edy. -a udy to Call." and other
thumbs-s. i
' a a e
;tomoerow afternoon at the home of
para. B. C. Browne. Bell inland. "Dre-0min: a tamoua ailk house of
Xembers plain!“ to attend will aa- New York. attending the Fashion
met by ncutytng the beaten: ea early A11 kettle of America Convention
in Chlago sketched and weighed the
. . . atlken summer ensemble. It {01- Monday in Stamford.
1 IA meeting of the Women‘s For- 10":
as pee-able.
dignmwyaocldyofthom
uncourohwaaheld'lneadayat momm:onepalrotaheer
Ithehomeotllraseniaminr.An- hoeatwoounoee:gowa.aixounoee:
alternated Went avenue. Thede- hacdveounoeezahoeaonepound
ht-tlonawereinchargeofflraa.
7W. Byrnea. and the "Study of}
Guru. Following the meeting. re- only hair . ”teddy," Mrs. Rgdnor-
dreahments were served.
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‘5 Edward Ambler of auth- voilee. Mm "a my!” ‘11)
be worn on all occasions and not
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Richie of ”gummummum
TWest avenue. returned home yeeter- that accounts for the €31“de
LILY- light weight of this summer’s attire-"
bury. Conn- who baa been
,1!» Women‘a aaaocianon or the Mugabe whatever the
33th boWMm,“ kneabutnotmeanttocoverltun.
hold-ale of ”mould-“NW Badnthewza-ld. Whenthe taah-
'ionablewotnaadtadown/ herkneea
willbeweilinthe toregroundotthe
picture.
W A N T E D
Alteration Woman
Steady Position
knee la made up around the neck
and arms." ahe declared. “Sleeve- by workmen who know how. Best
iea Saturday morning. Xarch 21. at
Weigh Two Pounds »
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Plays For Edict-nor
Norwalk Pianist Helps to Entertain at Reyal
, JamesDinnerI‘lastEvming
Pilate by 2mm;
MRS. CHESTER SELLECK
\nmwaeouthcmolmtmehemsdhnu
attheRoyal-Iameslnnlastcvm mmwm
Marguerite “‘arndit, schist. at the
gave acted-oi baritone aunt-om
Mandalsomlaachwbo
r—mnw—
John hiason of Bridgeport passed
According to lateet reports trout yesterday in town.
lire. Carolyn O. Mor-Lewia.
One etepoln. two ounces; one bras:
for the bendt ed the uninitiated
Joseph Mario of Ely avenue was;
the gueet of relatives initamford
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-'i'he beating problem in' in
every feature no matter how large
or email the job may be can be
correctly taken care of by The Nel~
eon hi. White Mablishment. 5. No.
stain etreeL—Adv.
Steven l‘rban of Oak street spent
The Barbers‘ Union of South Nor-
walk held a ~meeting last evening
and voted to work Good Friday.
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Special aale of 3023 1-3 Cord
n t is explained that step-in in not to Tirea at 8! £5. tube to fit (firm
China. in charge 01’ XI!» A. 3- beconiueed with the “teddy.” It la clan) for 81.50. Ever Ready B.
Batteries for radio. 8.1.45 for 23 1-8
volts. :2 90 for 45 volts Norwalk
"Sheer fabrics. indestructible Poet Road Tire Co. 6: Wall erect.
—Ad v.
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friends will regret to learn that
Kenneth H. _Weod. eon 0! Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey J. “'eed of “'oodward
Likewise the knee will be visible. avenue. is confined to his home by
“However. what we icon below the
WALDNERS will b: long and high IOCKI the
OntheCorner m
madman-get. mummtmthe
bean-alto.
rereducatiea
”I’ll-riled!
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Do You Know
3250 Per Week
Combined Savings '
With
Life Insuran¢e
loreeddntoreiekn-i
rorio-otemploy-uti
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The Bridgeport bowling team will
match the Springde bowlingteam
at the Springwood alleys Friday
evening.
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—Eouae and factory wiring done
of materials used and conservative
pricee charged. Radio sets and
suppliea are here. Moellor’a Elec-
tric Shop. 2: Washington SL—Adv.
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Mrs. "J. Fain-ad and non Bar-old of
. :3 Ely avenue' were busine. visitors
in New York city yesteniay.
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SPRIXGTDI‘E lnPon'rah'r.
laundry work at any eeaaon of
the year in particularly 1mm
and particuhrly no at the Spring-
time eea‘aon o! the year. Rag raga.
lace curtains and many other things
at this season of the your need at-
It P .l 3 tention and The Star laundry calls
the attention of the public to the
fact that the sum made
9‘ ml ii W0 '11! be given the cloeeat at-
aleet'uge!
teation here. “to establish“!
has excellent facilitica for all ta.
turea of laundry work. Delivery
covers all eamtona of Norwalk and
vicinity. A phone call will brig the
HOW $1.“) to ; nme'to your door for the laundry
WfllDoThis?
3 been“ The Star Laundry. in
l Cro- ats-act. Norwalk. Phone ease.
JOB In}: 3
—Ad'.
Ill-MShimkoofltBou-
ton treatwaaavialtorin New York
city Wedneaday.
—mlo and Victrolu cold on
I"! man. meU.—“V.
.ia.
Hr.and)(ra..Jol:n mm
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m Taylor avenue went’ to Stan.
lord penny;
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ru- m m .—nm Pea Goal. - Earth
I = Eh banned- plan wean .y a“. a I l ‘
: m econ-eeeIeeeIaaloof...oeooeo'e—o-laanoelowaO‘IOO: t‘
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I m o‘oonon-no...o...0.0.00.0?0l000-0mw000 ‘
L“ w eeeoneeeeaoneaiooaooflo;oulowoaoliCo’.‘ '
yeuerday in town.
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haa recovered from his recent in-
lawrenca Kinda or For: Point
street went to Stanford yesterday.
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—Bat Coal Han-la & Gena—Adv
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Joeepb Petersen at Oak etreetwaa
the guest o! relative in Bridgeport
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yesterday.
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—l~‘l.eh Boat in down at Public
DotL—Adv.
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John Adams 0! Ely avenue we- a
recent visitor Ln Stamford.
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—At the atore of A. J. Collina
company. you will and a complete
display of wonderful baby card-gee
in many difi’erent stylea. new color
nnlahea. all no moderately priced.—
Adv.
Mr. and Hrs. Jack \‘iteliie of
South etreet are entertaining rel-
ativea from Paterson. X. J.. over the
week end.
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Steven Reynolds of Scribner ave.
nue was a recent fiaitor in New
York.
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The Twin City Valet to a central-
Kly located establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for India and gentlemen to well
taken care ct. 01 North Main 8!.
Phone 408. Adv.
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Jama- h’aplee or Hulvoy street
has returned from a visit with rel~
ativea in New York.
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George Olmstead of Benton street
motored to Stamford yesterday.
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—nodern dances. Continuum
hall, every Friday.—Adv.
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John Henig of Stanton! epent
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Edward Buttery of Spring ureat
went to Stamford yeateaday.
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—Leigh Coal. Barrie 8 Gena.
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3dr. and Mrs. Frank Warranakyot
Osborne avenue are entertaining rel-
atives from New York.
Arthur Johnson of Oak street
paeaedyeeterdaylnP-ldgepm
Robert Mills of Bridgeport was a
visitor in Spririgvrood ”order.
Minstrel
Director
Good Show Expected Tonight By Wanoma
' Council, Degree of Pocahontas
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ridge. Ir. Valiant. Paul Wei-nor and
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All the met-here or the Oaiord
club are M to be at the
loam lot Saturday attorneon
for practice.
The tilting in o: the Mill Pond
dam is prom rapidly,
J. Johnaon. .0! 3.3....“ street.
who ha been ill. to much improved.
We more wee recently re.
decorated and the appearance or the
interior greatly improved.
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.10otkowukyotuom-naetreet
la painting hie home.
Horace Webbe‘t trot-mum b
recuperating tromaaattack otthe
a e e
George-Wright at Van Zandt
mothhvelingthegroundonhie
lot in Winfield urea-t preparatory to
building.
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anewcar.
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Hula-cabana“ Gee.
trndePaamleotVanlandt nreet
WymrdayinPortChemerJEew
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Tbomaalcaleaeofm Zandt
mum-amen:
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Mammalnmbol’flrm
mreetwillregrettolaarnthatfieh
oonftnedtoberhomebyllin.
lire. .1. Doyle otmmeethaa
recoveredtromhurecntnbam.‘
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hira. Catherine Browne” of Film.
street recently entertained Kr. and
“Brittl- of Danbury.
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)(r.Bennett.themilkman.clahna
creditiorthetlretonetnEaatNor-
walkto beginphntinghlegarden.
unneanettpldntedpeaa over a
unmask hle boat
Mandwectatehavelt in
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muneeaorry‘tolearntha:
CharleaByxbielevet-yill at hie
homeonrortPointatreet.
Frank Scofleid of Charlee atree!
haatakeuapoeitlonwiththeh.‘
(Loompany.
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The Okla club ec'cnrln chm
willmeatthieevuing
”Motherhomeat 1“ Dan
with Ira.
alto-re planned were: \
preddeat: Bay Devil. vice-Men
Grace. tree-m; nee. By.
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, Photo by Manuglan.
MRS. MUSE (113111511)
WanOma eoncn. No. 31. Degreelbeen phoning for the occaden.
of Pocahonha. has ’always beeuyrhi nga.
. ch in to include in -
noted for the entertaining programa‘ any so hu I
Wanted on their social night.
the Mural show which la to be'
given thh evening at Red uen‘a hau
m to be no exception. For
ne'er-a] weeka the members have
New York legislature
Roam Women’s Ire
New York state women are begin-
ning to vanda- it the bill which in
to make Jury duty on. of women'e
fight! and duties. is ever going to
eee daylight In the state legislature.
“Nobody eeema to be getting any-
thing from thin legislature." Miss
Eliabeth Buford. legislative repre-
eentative ed the National Women'e
party announced aorrowrully. ex-
plaining to the women of her party
how every other kind of a bill. ex-
cept the Jury one seemed to get the
The Women’s Jury Bill. and moat
orche changea in existing lawe pro-
poeed by the Equal Rights Women
hav'e been Wponed“ with the ex-
planation that they require very
careiul consideration becauee they
would change so many lawn and
practices.
A forlorn hope drive was launched
by the Women'a Joint Legislative
Committee. revrceenting etxteen
women‘a organisation conductor: a
campaign for the eight-hour day. As
Chairman. hire. Samuel Benn of New
York. aald:
“Both the Republian and_Demo-
colic Partlea are pledged by their
party plauorma to the m of a
genuine eight-hour day bill for wom-
an and children working in more:
and tactoriea. We cannot for a min-
Bu believe that lit; New York State
Legislature intend: to cheat the
women out of the .cgal protection
which the candidates promised in
that! campaign speeches fl: Novem-
ber.”
nevertheieaathelyialatureiago—
m it. way. The ocuate haa da-
nied a moan by' Senator Nathan
Iran: in. to bring out the wom-
en jury duty bills oven for con-id
oration on the floor oLthe House by
a. vote of 78 to 15.
Advocates of birth control. learn-
ing that their bill had been killed,
routed to Albany in an attempt to
revive it. They were ao insistent that
the Coda-Committee gave them an
opportunity to diacuea birth control
and explain that four children are
enough for any family. It's all one
to the Codea wane.
MJ’W‘M m
(Foreign better.)
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stragely
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the
lit-outrun. entitled "The scar.-
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Wbohava east octet-ever auto-
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morons uoriea and local "slama."
A full tire. rehearml of the min-‘
etrel troupe‘took place last night in
Red Men'a hall. lira Louiae Can-
deld haa planned and directed the;
show for tonight.
LEGISLATGRS
‘ HEAR STORY
. or €0_R_D wool)
marrow. liar. ll—The Leg.
hiative Judiciary committee heard5
all about cord wood and what does
not constitute a cord of wood at a
hearing here yeeuruay afternoon.
The hearing wan on a bill epon-
aored by Superintendent of Weight:
and lleasures Thomas F. Egan.
aimed to standardize the 11 cubic-
foot cord of wood. Wood dealerr.;
:wood cutters. lumber men and 0:
{en spoke on the measure.
It was brought out that purchas-l
era or cut cord/wood get only three!
quarters of a cord for a cord: t- a}.
wood piled one way lancer-d. ormle .
1: cubic feet. and it piled mothericaused
'1! ion cord and a half.
Cut cord wood is generally scan,
ed In 12—inch. 16-inch or 24-inch
lengths. It is usually delivered in a,
and thxi “oars cf Lheth.
Wagon or truck with a 1:! cubic-
foot box. The longer the sticks. the
thrown in. it wan atated.
’ Superintendent Egan's bill would
have wood dcalens pile cut cord
Azter ti: ‘ 25:55.- T"-{'.tlg’.hei!
ithc Rarzls' (3;: r: 1.5;: evl ,
t-l
'buzldlr: was far; quickly
‘.. 1...”... “-5.1: tren-
lees the box holds. if the wood B‘samed .5 H... .
HOLD SALE ..
Make FinTp
Rummage All
Mahackemo to
Local Instituti.
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The (Ctr—fin (5|
rummage 5.1} :0 3“ the:
Norwalk Coastal o: 3.,“
haa made that .
' his to hold ,
fair April 1.1.; 3;; "mu”
3 Lea-”haunt: m .
Ali con:r.:...;’:.s 55:;15 he
’ , ;:':.t can
2995 or 2' t-T_ n... 5.123.“.
Women (,1 it ctr u;
temperate to nu: '-» "
C(SE. 72¢ If; ' > *9 M
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i 50 W A X 1'0!
So: CtSZE‘T.‘
a thoaaazd : ;-.-r .1 $38.,“
the 6.1:: '5 :‘ .iiam
show yeste:;-j. -» “Julia
houses a:».— c; g 10
more revs ‘ . 5:11 today.
roeea w... :t '- -31. 3;. \ -.
which 311-, ; :4: :1
the at u T _- ‘ ». c.2312“
mier. C; y 1H. me;
Any ace L : . = 5 >rnet,
Crush/1‘7 .2: ; ~ ' 1+3: h
Lit-l Jae: : g; Lr‘uylcn
h0us-‘ .S _ ’1 ’ in: :5
lanes u... I: “.5124.
George Lise»;
0.d M. “as: 31:. and lire.
Bronze. c! 5... bland. and
Wtsiy “as: X: and 3111 '
Perry. 51:. .5: Mrs. Ferry 8.
rezt.
The: 1.1 :, 3:99:31;
l‘C-T~..’t‘. 12 r Smarty .
Methods. :7 ~ :. than:
larch :3. a: ‘1' parsonage.
meeting it"... be .5 3. 1011: oil
to welcome new symbol: to .
dety. A: :r; .. .
tentlou “Ml _
chapter cf the 5'-..-‘_\s and:
5: .’ and live
be a 50cm: hm.- e:.‘ '2'.-.“
wil; be serif-d
There “til 3.. a prayer in ..
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FIRE DAMAGES
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Roadr‘a: 5.
Hill art-:1.
“1:79 wontuxk c: the
rived on 8?, elarr’ from a
thdrn Ez‘.‘
10:57 o'cl‘
wood aothnt a load would be a fun!“ “cg“‘ff ‘ “ ‘
cord instead of the usual three-
quarters cord acid. Wood dealers
and othere declared piling the aticka
would take too much time to make
the wood budne- profitable. or
would result in wood jumping to
prohibitive coat.
Different kinda of wood. it was
outed, weigh more than other kinds.
“more it would rot be practicable
to cell wood by weight. There in no
matute new defining the legal Incas.
uremcnt of a cord or wood. but the
common law would be recognized by
any coug, it wag atated.
Advertiae in The Sentinel for best
results.
liltlnnlns Ilene :s Ifinesll
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thi clone llama:
F” W. alumina P“
in which all-M is «and.
’ , ' . STERLING
mammal; COMPANY
it] 31 .:
intense
to lift. .
1‘21 31;: .
railroad 52
in; tram
building 22‘:
the alarm
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machine rf‘
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