4'
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tbs mo‘tor field. they are repeated.
, inhalation of this poisonous gas. 4.
“on lives of motorists. . iw_
It will continue its count of cure-
i‘ree drivers and their care until the
”coalitions that have been brood-
t‘ut annually are followed out uni-
v'ersaliy'.
..B'or the benefit. of new and old in
natured alcohol or e. glycerin mix-
ture. Glycerin is considered best be.
cause it doesn't. evaporate although
its cost is higher. Don't use com-
pounds like calcium chloride. wliicn
rust the inside of the radiator.
They'll save you lots of worry and 2. Change the oil in the crank~
trouble and perhaps even save your case for a lighter oil and the grease
life. in the transmission to a. very light
.Tho life and death angle of this zrensc one heavy motor 01L
\mrnlng urims from the danger in 3. Change oil more often in win-
tbe fumes from the exhaust. Many tor. because there is more tins and
motorists have died from only slight oil dilution during 1110 001d 8M“-
Run the engine slowly before
starting out, until it is well heated
up. Then go ahead.
-Most of these deaths have restit-
ted from the forgetfulness of the
drivers when they started their ears Add"!!! Carburetor.
or worked on their motors in closed 5. Have the carburetor adjusted
Rotates. Lack of fresh air gave me to n. richer mixture.
deadly monoxide gas free reign in il- Eeq that. "16 hall")! in fully
such garages and deaths resulted. charged and up to the top with Nb
.Tho lesson is: Keep your gar-n” ter.
open while the engine is running, 7. Keep the radiator
no matter how cold the weather. when ”W cm isn't in “80-
see that 8. Have the brakes adjusted and
you‘re breathing fresh air. new linings installed. it necessary.
.. . Ten Precautions. 9. Push down the clutch pedal in
.A5 “1.3.- m, the car itself is con- starting to lighten the strain on the
corned, here are important pointers battery.
\‘o k 3p it going as well in winter 10. Never race the engine.
solution
rs l "summer: ~
..1. 'K n' i-f e. ,
littse~rgfll3atcii:f1h1n;el)lzoeithei~ (19- Tire Thefts Due
-, To High Prices
7r . .
' Boudoir Novelties ‘
Many Dainty Novelties .Iu
} Powder'Puffs, Bandeaux,
Boudoir Caps, Garters,
ii. i. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON STREET
covered
Let the fumes out. and
'DE'i‘IlOI'l‘. Dec. 3.-'1‘he increas-
ed price of crude rubber and the
proportional increased cost of rub-
ber products has greatly increased
the number of tire thefts here.
The number of thefts of automo-
bile tires in this city have doubled
since March. The proportional in-
crease in tire thefts have followed
closely the scale of rising tire prices.
Sidien cars. when found. are us-
ually stripped of all accessories.
Tires seem to be the most. sought
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
a-2enonrnnsmsmm
after; .
Picture
$8,000
. Westinghouse
‘ Electric Heaters
Take Away the Chill on These
0001 Days
The Norwalli’s
, 7 Electric ’
TIL. 2978. SO. NORWALK
Stove Repairs
for all makes of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
50 So. Main Street
It cost $8,000 to nitrite this picture
possible. A dummy torpedo, was
'80. Norwaik Phone 3560
(alight. as it left the. destroyer Pres-
ton in mot maneuvers. The num-
my. which cost the sum, was recov-
cred.
l
i
3.
Tothubhhi-edm'
.eliowe' 'w-J'E'CW
massages-ac .
. ~h
heed-defin‘ Sinh- 6e.
Gor was and W‘AVQ, south Norwelk.
, ..o. I
Spain found dimmlty in lending
troops at Alhucemss in' the war
against the. mm, as this picture
shows. Notice the steep oil" in the
background that offered opposinig
forces the advantage.
BENZOL MAKES
‘GOOO AUTO FUEL,
TESTS DISCLOSE
\\'.\Sliii\‘il'i‘0N. Dec. L'.—-»llenzol is
being introduced as a motor fuel.
The best results from this fuel are
obtained when mixed with gasoline.
although straight bensol has been
successfully used.
\Vlien straight beiizol is used In an
automobile motor. it is necessary to
provido‘moro nir than ordinarily re-
quired with gusoilno t‘uel.
Comparative tests between gaso-
line and bcnzol show that l."- per
cent to 30 per cent in miles per gal-
lon oi'fuel were obtained by use of
bcnzol.
After {-00 miles of running. the
dilution of crankcase oil was found
to be 7 per cent with gasoline and
only 3 per cent with llt‘llZOl.
The absolute \iscosity of oil after
use with gasoline «loci-eased 62 llI'l'
cent at 75 degrees l". and with llt'llv
7.0! it. inert-used 71 per t'l‘lli at Ti»
degrees 1“. ‘
The volatility of‘henzol produces
greater ease of starting. particularly
in cold weather.
lit-lilo! is a. powerful sohent, and
.it has been found that. when using
bcnzol mixtures in :1. car that has
been running on gasoline. the ac—
cuniulatlon of dirt in the tank and
fuel pipe is sometimes loosened and
carried forward into the carburetor.
Some experiments have been car-
ried out. using a mixture of bonzol
and alcohol, but the resultswero not
as satisfactory as those of the hen-
zoi-gasollne mixture.
...—....
EARS TELL l~‘lSll'S AGE.
LONDON-do order to determine
the age of a fish, our may look into
its ear.
rolls about from one side to the oth-
er. As the fish grows older. the
amount .grows lnrgt‘r and the age
of the than may be determined from
its size.
the East Norwslk improvement As-
sociation. presided at the render
monthly meeting. held at the Com-
munity Hall yesterday afternoon.
The entertainment. committee. in
charge of Mrs. Howard Gorham. is
making plans for a "Dungeon Sup-
per. to be held in the basement of
the hall in the near future.
The relief cummittce. headed by
Mrs. Edward Hanford. reported that
two baskets of clothing and food
were given away for Thanksgiving
Also. that. five dollars had been don-
ated to the relief fund by 9. friend.
Kenneth Taylor. of Van Zant
street. assumed the duities as Jani-
tor of the hull this week. in place
of Claude Raymond.
It was voted. at the meeting. to
send Christmas cards to members
of the club who are confined to
their hemes. "shut ins" as they were
called.
A Christmas party for members of
the association will be held at the
hall the first week after Christmas,
the date of which has not been de-
finitely decided. It is planned to
bring as many “shut ins" to the
party as possible. .
Mrs. Edward Drake. treasurer of
the association. according to a. vote
taken. is to put fifty dollars into the
mortgage fund. Flowers will be
sent to John '1‘. Warren. of Myrtle
street, who has been confined to his
bed for a time with pneumonia.
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What promises to be one of the
finest concerts of the year will be
given Tuesday evening, December 3.
at. eight o’clock, in the East avenue
M. '1'). church. under the auspices
of the Friendship llllilo Class.
The concert is under the person-
ul direction or lilr. Carlton L.
ll'llominedieu, and the assisting ar-
tists will ho Mrs. Eva Wilkinson.
soprano, Mrs. Mildred Loveioy Wien
coutralto. Mr. Raymond Shearwoorl.
tenor. Mr. k‘elita Wilkinson. barl-
tonc, nlr. Bradley Nickcrnon. violin-
let.
The program has just. been re-
leased ror publication and is as fol-
lows:
'l‘ht- Lark's Song: ..... Mendelssohn
1 Look into Your Eyes
................. liuydn Wood
Quartz-i.
Swing Loiv, Sweet. Chariot
For You Alone
.‘\lr. liliemmedien.
V”. .-
- . .. ...... QunHN. ..... (..iutli liililo Ilium of ”1“ Hunt. ll\l'llllt‘ AL; WM, d..p,,,-,,;..i in its m... mun“... “WWW, VI, H
s e s ‘ "' ‘Ihmi‘ihwm f'” 1w” l" ”"3 ”WW“: l‘iii‘ ill" suit of it \itl‘lt‘ll :lt‘riiillllli‘lll -,,tf \ ,,..,, , .,, .... . .. - . :
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris. of rim"):[Irojiliii'l:,:.i;l;"‘,.fixtrflrfivl‘ll'": ti“ “"""""“' it‘l‘“ iii’li'“ " i" 5‘ “
Pleasant street, were visiting in {WWII m, ”I“ ”[1,", {Hum ml, ,ill‘ 'm'rt' lint-n i'l‘l'tlil In on. tho... ... Imtii.‘ :iii- .1... . ow .... ,. ....
New York yesterday. (tori. lo lm git-only (11... cu”... “ill ,w‘. i'r'ill'itillh‘lltlt' for the llnllllll‘. llir~ (“imp . lll\ of ..w i" H “H .1
‘ ‘ ‘ inado utliiiut, ”m,“ 4“ inliiun llt‘lllflf us follows: fowl, lMii- l'tlwl. moi il'l'.’ \‘ M" .. rt»-
Theodore Ryder. of Vlil Zuni. ., . . Iothy Reynolds. Dorothy .\lifllill.iillll i't'tvtl ,. Hit up 4- 1‘le .~ lw
street. returned yesterday from M”... 'Michnei 1.,,,.,..,,l,._ of ~\“,,f\~-iu Scum :iiul Ilelmi Wood; i'uiwv llii- "mm mm
Ncwlmrgh. N. Y.. where he has been
visiting friends for the past few Mrs. llorolhy (iiiiiiliui't. of Port. ~-«—~--~»--——~'-~ . ,.
days. in reported that. he cnooun- Chester. toduy, l , , ,
tercd some difficulty in the return ~ . . WE LL TELL THE W01? Lil
trip. as there was nearly a. foot of Bartolo pm...” vim 7mm mm um w'p- mi ow . _ .
snow in that section. He saw on
his way home a light sedan, in
which there were two young men.
skid into a curb and strike a. tree.
The body of the car was badly dam-
aged and the the auto was over-
turned. 'l‘lie young men. after try-
ing to straizhten the body of the
ear. rizhtcd it, climbed into the auto
started the motor and drove off.
i ti o
‘iileinlters of the East Norwalk
Yacht club are building an addition
at the mu- of the building. out of
which they expect to make eight or
nine lockers for the use of club
members. Nearly $400 will be spent
on improvini: the club dock. in the
next. low months. The club is awnll-
int; th-s arrival or a. pile driver to
drive in a number of new piles.
They also plan to enlarge the float.
0 (i it
The “t‘t‘kly prayer and praise ser-
vice will he. held tomorrow evening
at 7:30 o'clock :it, the Christ Epis-
copal church. The Bible study of
the Epistles of tho liobrows will be
resumed. Choir rehearsal will he
held at tho parsonage following the
service at 5:30 o‘clock.
I! 3 Q
Fred llritio, of Fitch strm-t. ult-
nrsseil lilt‘ tight in Bridgeport on
Monday night.
0 O 0
An all day meeting of the Lad-l
ics’ Aid Sovir-iy of the Cast avenue
Methodist Episcopal church was
opened this morning at 10 o'clock.
A basket lunch was served to the.
members at noon. The purpose of.
the meeting was to finish all Christ-
mas work as soon as possible.
a t) a
t'liurivs W. Swim. of 'l'llOlllllH:
lliIi-iciigl‘r
. . . . ........ Gerbil
street, “ill have tomorrow for Saul
.lllcgu. t"ullforniu. whori- ll“ will
CHRISTMAS
in the internal car there is i
s. tiny stone called an otholttli. which ‘«
hrelias are covered with fine
. 88 Washington St.
Women's Umbrellas, short type. 16 rib, heavy quality Silk
Taffeta, fancy stripe borders. curved wooden handles. ('olnrs
navy, brown- red, green and purple . . . ..
Women's Gloria Umbrellas. l0 l'lli.
uhlo mixture of silk and cotton ..
Children's Umbrellas. short type-navy. green and red. $1.55
V J. I. MALLETTE
UMBRELLAS
.........$6.45 !
'i‘hcso attractive uiu-
quality Gloria t'lotli—u dur-
. $3.98 and $4.25
South Norwalk
STAMFORD
MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED
Kt -:..:-~-..;.; .132: .. I... ...,..- - ~ H
' ANGEVlNE FURNITURE country
16 Nanuein St. . .
Pawns
It is the range for particular people. it lies
“ the neat, plain, distinctive appearance that people
of taste look for. '
SeuthNorwalk
tim'lul viii-viii”:
Zflill. ml l'I‘i'l. Iii
barber
who has
Child eriuri- Nomi-iv
town Conn.
not. living. ;
flilll nl'illiinl fztii‘ illltl t‘iii‘isimus lil-
’i‘lu- l'i‘illllill‘ monthly business uiul. cit'iicsti'u.
of tin- i’iit-ntiship’ Tm...“ “....“ u
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liill‘l'
l\4'ttlil't
lllillllti‘l' ni inioiiw. l~ 3... not-
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ill“ his! lizmi- m 'i‘i ‘
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lil||.ti l,.i- molt m ..
llnet iillilllli .1 u lllt‘t't‘ of hiw
ln-t-zi .'l|l lillliilit‘ ni’ lllt'
iii .‘lllltllt‘<l
'l‘lit- Kll‘l'h’ pui'viitx :iit-
[)tw iiir ti‘ 1.
[HI/1]“: nu tilll it»... | ...-, l t i
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tl\’(‘l' and persons ,iitu-iititi-il
l7 \\ Mt .\ \ v.’
Special lntroductor .Sal
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OppOrtunity Exterior and Interior Never Heard
‘° a REFRIGERATOR ”f Bem'
Exquisite Pearl-Gray Porcelain Exterior
Spotlessiy White Seamless Porcelain Interior.
Will Harmonize With Any Kitchen, same as the New
Pearl-Gray Gas Ranges. No Nickel Trim to Polish or Clean.
Here is the Ideal CHRISTMAS GIFT for Your Wife.
Remember, she uses the Refrigerator every day of her life. What a comfort and happiness nu
exquisite Bohn Porcelain Refrigerator will be to boil And what a boon to the entire family,
with your feeds kept alWays absolutely pure, dry, clean and coldl
All Bohn Refrigerators, on account of their standard cold storage Refrigerator car
“Flaxlinum” insulation, are also especially adapted to electrical refrigeration
which you can install. without changes, now or at any future time.
We guarantee that all 'Bolm Refrigerators, size for size and regardless of price, will
use less ice or electrical current than any other Refrigerator made, and at the same
time maintain a lower and more uniform temperature without mixing of odors or
contamination of foods.
The Standard
BOHN “SANITOR”.
ln Pearl-Gray Porcelain Exterior
' N etc the Dimensions—Large and roomy
~ldcal for family of 5 to 8 people:
50 in. High-.375 in. Wide—22 in.
Deep—Ice Capacity 125 lbs.
At 1/3 Oil its Real Value!
Reduced
$ 9L, for this
Priced Net Sale Only
A value never before offered in the
history of refrigerators!
SPECIAL NOTE. We have Wood Exterior Refrigerators, but: the Porcelain Exteriors
0 are superior in so many ways that we especially recommend them.
They are not affected by dampness. salt air or humidity, they do not absorb odors or grease, they do not warp.
shrink or bulge: they obviously are more sanitary; they are instantly clcannblc practically without labor.
and they are beautiful to look at. Just as the wooden steamship was succeeded by the more modern slu‘l ship.
and wooden railroad passenger coaches and automobile bodies have been succeeded by the more iiiirahlc.
more efficient, more sanitary steel bodies, so the advance in the manufacture of Refrigerators has CVOlVl‘tl
these magnificent Balm Porcelain Exterior-Refrigerators. whose porcelain (made by us in our own factories)
is fused at truncations heat on heavy Bonn Porcelain steel base. (Look out for painted tin or SiO'CflllCtl "chm
oboe!” exteriors, mimics masquerading as “porcelain enamel." etc.) When you realize that now. in til-c
Special Sale, you can purchase one of these wonderful Bohn Porcelain Refrigerators at a price lowcr ilm-i
you would have to y for any worth-while Wooden Refrigerator of this size. you will recognize the grf‘ul
opportunity new aged to you. You can now afford to give away your old Refrigerator.
JUST
READ
- THIS!
Specially
Have you ever felt the blast of hot air as you walked past {3
the kitchen in a Pullman dining car? it is the smallest
and hottest kitchen in the world, and the range and .
Refrigerator must be very close to each other. Every r’
Pullman dining car in the land, without exception, has
a Bohn Refrigerator in its kitchen. The Pullman Com-
pany will use no other. Can’t you guess the reasons why? 2,
EXTRA SPECIALll
Dutlihceg this lntrodt‘igaory Sale (subject to withdrawal without
n ms t '
at... ...y‘heffiginmffi, .3: Extra 10% Discount
_ ' at low special gericee of all our refrigerators
are marked in plain fi res. duct Your Own [0% when
ordering. This Is an A solute Bonus. »
Smell Dopoeit Holds any Refrigerator
at Special Price for Later Delivery.
Small Cash Payment and Easy
Monthly Terms if Desired.
For Your New Home‘BUY NOW!
Your Architect Will Leave Space for
Your Refrigerator and Locate Your
Front Drain. *
wflv'ihi‘ili‘hlm“ use: than}: institute"
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WEDNESDAY . DECEMBER 2, 1 . ' m EVENING We. NORWALK, corny? - ......” N , N ,.,
. . t .T M —v_~ m-“ H. R i r V
i ' I . EAST NOR‘N’ALK Caro “'0 lieu . ......... tliordunl join the I'ui-il‘lc ll‘leot. lin um. in , lt-i‘l.tlllllii n, or the Ilpoorili Intuit. owl . ,. I , . I , ‘
R ht ti Fr '“r' malrwoml' Nu“, YUH‘ _\'i~iili-i'dily “hm." 1" “"ng i‘” lllt‘ l‘iilnl .\\t lillt- .\|. i} tliili‘. i ‘i‘ I" ill ll- r. m» . imti. , i .
, An in eez w Ctvullnuu ....... ..... ltun‘ (’Il t.'lilllillllt‘fli In lllt' Nu). Suitii ' ‘ > N . . . .i, 1.. H I . l I V ,
I. e Menuet lit E Hill. tilt‘l'\t‘tl lll lliti Nu”, tllliilll: ”I“ :t“liliii‘hli “iii" hillbi'ii‘ildliilnhliltll' IiII iii l|'I 'l I ‘ ".“l‘ I 1' . l .- l .
.~ . . n- t' w I :. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
adiator Mixture ..... .. .. lll‘t‘thmoli—Blli'llit'hlt-I' world “or. ',, . . “.1 “men \illl ln- mm“, i 1.. . i m. \\ ..., , ,
Indian Bunko Dance llitrlt-igli ~ ~ . “'H" 'H‘ ' I,“ l m 1 H " \li~~ . _ . . I . .v
v i . 4 Ii' '1'. '4 it t‘ i.ti'. '. 'll . I i ' ‘
The tono‘fln‘ lublfi Khm- ll" ' . Mr. cherson. T‘W ”WI". “rim“ “H“ “mm“! d in i oi, \\ lilt'll it ill lu- iii-.itl lm- t'll‘li‘lli‘l t . i ’ W“ "" "i‘ “ ". » iw '
amounts or anti-{recite solution ’ What Is i‘herc liltiin llit: i-‘Hll pm“. ...“...dny' “ “1..“ ...,“ m H ‘ ' . t... . \\ v. ». i , . , ,
to use in the radiator at various “our! (It a nose! i'rollierov i i‘iiukt's a total of tour. A imv mow mm. 1 .
:cmperslurrs. The pmportiopg hiy Lover is u .l'lNllL'l‘liitlll “Km” “I... Mm...“ in .1... Wm”. m- lll- in. ',.'ii-ll' Ill tli.t|1'i ..i .I;.. 1......“ M, . \ _ ‘
are given in percentages by vol- ................. . . . b'ii‘it-liluml Cum-luri‘s ”(0.... at ”in...” Hllllill" ' 3 ill 'llil.|\t‘l'l' l.t)\i .im. llil lut!~ :l: mu... ‘ , 5,...” , .r. , i . I
unto. the rest being water. and COll‘llllR ”Dino: . . . . . . i . . Wiilcby “pm, ““1 m. m...” if ”......HH,,,...' 1 Ml‘d .\llltlrml filotiriiu: \IIilill solo. H... ... i i n.1,, ,. I, . , 1
" * the temperatures 1" thl'm‘hfi‘ll- . Ml'fl- Wicn. Local rosidciiccs are anxious for .‘l i If!!!“ lit-“III“: ll'l”. 'I'i‘lin. triunn mid l‘iti-ll \. l. t! r . it .. . ., ..t
Dal‘ll'lgelr to Life and tell at the point such mixtures The Trumpeter Dis 901.. 3...”, 1,, ......“ lb.- ,,.,...1, ,\iulili; mus. tln- .iiiws liltlli Hm ...i i ..i i ...
' ' . ' YOU ................... linmltlon ‘ e s a 1tell l“l"|llt't'td ll'ii'illl'll l'll'll il-uv‘t imini \i . .
ea th from MOHOX- will freeze. ‘ ' _ , . , ,H , , l , . ,
‘ . Alcohol Glycerin" itrcdslng 't I Am Willi . . . ... . . . . . . llutnhli-ii 'l‘ll .. .l . hm... 7,. in”. lflii‘i'imii. INN”... “..m. ,, fit. ., .,_ H ,
‘ . l l ' l . i. » . . .
ide Gas 18 Stressed (pct' cent) (per Ci‘l’ll. ['Oll'il. Regular Monthly Gath. Mr‘ Wilkinson. ‘illltl lilipli'rl.‘[m“lll...).l“:2‘13;Th..nl\|:::=::::i::ll t‘l‘t'liélllnn. l‘:\t‘l_Vll (:l"'l ll illl‘l li'i) ' \illS l i ’1‘ l i .
‘ ‘ 10- 1" N ° ° ‘ ‘ ' The ””10 Shi‘llllol‘d'fl 50M: . I l . _ . ,. , , ', , t‘ rlinili: .‘li. lliv l: v. "W: i iml n‘ .nv- l'
Again 20 15 20 erlng “1 community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l’rnoiui‘ i illiiihi Oriihlll ‘lill’lmli Mi,“i‘iimiln‘ihiiil‘ Ii | \liltr- " l‘rllllli‘u" I'll-vinolclc . yll'l viii-l ' I m i ..
. , , -‘- "' I't iU’i'tit‘i I" it ii - t ‘ - .. ‘ l
.‘lfi . :5 1" ~— . Tle'" """ ""' """" Juwbach‘n'fiv int-1 ... tini'ii'ini. Miss .‘iliinirml Mili‘iliilt. \'1~.~t
.- t‘. " ... l “5' . I" ... .-
Cold “'Quther hflfl ull'Cfld)’ 1308““ 4“ -lil D P f u h ” H0. ill. Piper ...”...a... (.llllilll . .| . l’lll'itlil)‘ lit'ylltlltlh‘, Allrth‘ Iiilivl I1“. I “ ”h “ lil |»l I l
- take its toll of frozen rodie- ‘5 4" "‘1" art 01' S lit-Ins 1“"- Wilkinson. it, it. simm. of Hi. Juno”.- ell‘tu‘l il'sou; solo. Mil-- Aliliii‘t‘ii I.ii\.~....,= . _
4' a mi v-iinoiOi- and Si‘ ' i IlHu-l'mt .
to", emclwd 300"“ systems ”1d O0 " «'0 m ' '3 m" ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ n. ("I is i'olil'liimi to his hell with the '11 l :il‘t‘tH‘l‘i llilllt'ti by t‘urlotou l.'iionmit-— . .
8 I'llllilll' K‘() ‘1‘ 1w] 5 l-. l I-Hll‘i im tliiv lli" ... 4 l
Mrs. Leslie Gorbam. president of 'h . “é? A in“: WON“ . a . luii'll. and m-li't'lionn lt\' ti... cloth-i. ..- mp...‘ . ‘ . .. .»
' ' ‘ 'IW, u. hurl in it!
Mrs. Anton l'oguni'. of Van Zuni.I ......rii i... .... r...’ i l " : ..:
street. has postponed a proposml \I-II ii’imi ”... int“. ...-.1 ... .
trip to Florida on lti'ttllllll of lllnt‘Hn‘. “....“ [1,. n- .,,,...,.,. .l m... r- I.
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itrt lili‘ll i'l”' l” '-I:l
(,‘ultlain Emil l~illLU'l'. of 21 t‘ot- .I....,.i,,r.. ... “.11....“ t‘... l .-,
iliif') street, is on n. liuii'iui: trip iu- ,1, lmmlu
tiny in the virinity or \Hllnn. I. , ,
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lllt‘i "lite and 'l‘Iilw \tilt'niI/tiw"
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