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it 5‘ 4""
Palace Theatre
IN9W PLAYING
HEATRE
Evening Performances 1le and 0:00
Matinee 2:1. Dolly.
Today, Tomorrow. 'laturdsy .
"— """""_' . ::l:. and 7:15 ,
,Town Meeting June 4 At Contractors Have Orders 2;... ms and 9 . , EVILLE 1?: .1393"? I “MD"
MIG ”00! T0 RIM F” Malt—0“ Fair “1"" w. 0. maps mar srannlxo mfg KEITH VAUD ' ' . .
Money For Oflcers’ In- loned Concert Given This In! 1;“ in. PM“! .WIB jI FRED THOMSON
- brand. It‘. ,. _ . ‘ . .‘
influe- M‘Ptn his M in ‘IT’S THE OLD moot hilar- I Marks Broth. I I M CC 0y & Walton I‘ll. Arc. of \\ c..teln Stars
The soiectmen have called a town At the present rate of prolrfll 1"" Iorlt's ARMY' GAME”! 2"";33‘ 1 mm {no gong. With the Spirits 09 ' —-in-
meeting for Fridsy, Juno 4. in the East Norwalk will. within the next traffic jam comedy ; - . . .. “
auditorium of the Boyle school to couple of years. be fully equipped everything h ' a. i th flashed on | i “(mm Hands ACI’OSS
take action on the recommendation with cement sidewalks. The con- stops but Directedflby‘ 'Rfiem'; ‘t‘h: 1:31?“ T the screen WOODLAND REVUE WOMEN
of the board of finance that t.l.- tractors now working in "WWI the o ' “I I '0“ . The Border”
"5.75 be appropriated to meet the ports of the district claim they have laughter. -- Added Mimi!“ " “m- A. GypgyI Holiday I 1
emergency arising in the police do- now on tile enough 01'0"“ ‘0 keep LIDYD WK IN l A i “d
. [regiment treat.igiuri‘ogsopmzhfgrca them buy through the rtlsItIof theta excl-mm; MA'I'I'ERS" , . Chapter 4
In I'OV G o .
r...¥.3. Point 3-2333. 7.31.32: 3"3'3‘5. mire?” One Summer 3‘ Dare & Yates
At their meeting Moy 2! tho
Day I
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Another new stretch of pavement A Real Novelty Acrobats Oasey of the Coast. Guards
M‘m members “’9de the "‘5’ in the retail section of East avenue [in the same company. In a. fit of
ommendation and further recomc was completed this noon and work Now icolousy the captain sent his friend
mended "l“ "W ”W” b' raised is going forward on others on 30- into the most exposed position of ON THE SCREEN
by "'° “3"" °t ‘ t“ °‘ 1" mills wan street. H. J. Lewis. one of the the line. ordering him to hold on t SUNDAY EVENING
on the grand list of October 1035. contractors. ”m yesterday that the ‘ ._._——.- there even after headquarters had Today and Fridhy i ”Mud“
and that the selectmon b. authorised greatest activity for the next few 3151310 given the order for retreat. What ‘
t° h°"'°" "1° necesosry “W“ °" "‘9 Weeks will be along Eu! avenue There are two kinds of “havoc" in occurs from this point on is replete Monte Blue and l 3 “THE BOOB”
note of the town.. in anticipation of from Winfield street to the district the picture by thnt name which OD' with romance and dramatic situa-. Marie 1" OVOSt l Lefty Flynn
"'1' tax. Th” stipulated "I“ the line. oned a three day engagement 1‘ ”10 tions. Walter lichraii plays the 059‘ r ' i The most appealing comer] ,
note or notes should be payable on e o s I Rialto theatre yesterday. lain. George O‘Brien the lieutenant, -—~in-— I , l “In“ . . . .\
.. ‘hr“ 1. 1017. and that provision for Mrs. Jame‘ 1, Krouskup, who is It 1. a fine big picture from 0“er Margaret Livingston the "mph-e,l “Other women S . . mmsnte or the 3m
"M” retirement 5' made in ‘M an- Visiting her son. Roy 1- Krouskup. view point. excellent in its concep- and Madge. Bellamy the Red Cross m ; “S. L b . k” i m...
““1 bud!"- 0‘ 1935‘37- of Liberty square. traveled here from tion. and well carried out by l we“ :lurse. Husbands j‘ | 11' um erJBC
Pear Tree Point bhli. its“;1 290:; Webster City. Iowa. by train. making chosen cost. There is no reason why I Gertrude Olmstead, George K.
policed "id it ‘3 ° 9" ‘ the cross continental trip without rccn version should not be .
leldt one additional officer will be (“men"), in Initg of her advanced fist-o'cpopuiar than the play. which I ”GENT t . AnhurI John cranord dud
needed for the beat. Th. working We 0' 37 5'9”" 1“ crossing the was such a success in New York, If more funny gags existed than .. F I .. . . Charles Murray
hours °t the “r” would b. '0 ar- country "‘9 found 0"9l‘l'0M willing London and Paris. have. been used in W. C. Fields Prettyullc. (W. C. l~lelds>Iowncr of ”owner l-lclds becomes inlobed in I I I
""94 “‘3‘ "W “M." would “V" and eager to help. The story in brief, is or two men comedy “it’s The Old Army Game.‘ s. drug store in Florida. this shop nI case of fraud. lie has to go to b. Laughs! l ou'll never stop
the requirements of both that beat e o e whose life 10“ friendship 1. ruined which this afternoon opened a three no...” as the meeting place .for tho i. to get his attain. straightened out roaring
""13“ town district. There ”I. 3‘ R000”! on the “Vii-"CO “10 0" by“ their love for a. selfish woman. day engagement at the Regent thea- towns people. and those who would and while in tho. cmpm» t-ltlIhe and
the present time seven m.“ in the ““1"“ for the old fashioned con- She could not decide which of them trc. we would like to know them. buy stamps, magazines. hookn or use his l-ol‘d figure in a traffic Jam
department. not including Chief Hill“ cert to be presented at the Ellt lhf‘ loved and neither of them reni- Finlda‘ premier ll a..motion picture the telephone. Ill Olhi’l‘ “'Ol‘l'lll they “hif‘ll at‘COlll‘iLH (OI‘ :lll ulllllllilt‘Id
W C' Smith. but at no time since AWN” "- E' church by the Sum ized the truth that she was incap- star can only be characterised as a want everything but drugs. 3 FM“! SIUPNY 0' laughter. Added“? "113 In. three days .3 the incomparable
\ it was inaugurated last summer has any school organizations tonight inv able of loving anyone but herself. walioping success. lntor becomes involved in soiling lctlture IIls the comedy . othing comedy m“ of me “mm
“1. full complement been available. “cat“ that the attendance will 6° Circumstances made one of them a "it's The Old Army Game.“ is the New York lots to Florida real cstate Matters. starring Lloyd I-lamliton. . ________.
The situation 1! due to '1 variety "1° largest th“ year. TM 'h°' is tain and the other a. lieutenant screamingiy funny tale of Elmer men and slrnngo to relate it. works. The program at the Regent for the
of causes. the principal one being up I
being given by the organisations of
the Rowoyton Methodist church and
was presented in Rowayton two
weeks Ito. The word of its success
and entertaining features has made
many of the people of the district
curious and eager to attend.
a O
repeated injuries and incapacity of
members in the course of duty. .
There is apparently little opposi-
tion to the recommended appropria-
tion among the citizens of the town
judging from outspoken opinions on
the merits of the new department
g... .. ......._...-..-—.-——-—-——-g
“Smooth as cream," replied Briggs. '
glancing up.
“Mr. Milburn." celled Miss Knisely
at his back. "there's a gentleman to
Keith's vaudeville, always of a
meritorious character, this after-
noon began its engagement for the
last half of the week at the Palace
T0 SUBPOENA
CITIZENS ABROAD
I
j grits-Iona
NES'T lYNNe all
or 'l'liE renew Stile
s " see you." theatre with the pitotoplay "Other
' " . ‘ ' ' .. .. Women's Husbands." featuring
ih conditions 315le Ill“ TODAY lingering over it for “other hour For sailed. Did sou say that Nil 3., me .eu ,, M, H, “no,“ I
. :‘e‘forjfifi‘m: 1f: ...:........, “33,333“glrf;:{refi‘f:;°wl;firg WHN "1.3033,”... h and [ragingumorz amiable and mu- our? lot. last mm for Mill 5 u... h... ' gouge liltgcfind-“Enf’tltprimi‘ dot- Order Passed In America
s e o . "so mm. a: 0334 you s lilo row on. own. ‘ “Oh. Paul! How . . ld .re w . a \nu evI e or o sy ‘
Charles E. Price. for the past two '°" °“‘ b“m.s‘“.m'd.‘“" RAM and mu: RN. boils the John took Briggs home in the lit- "Yeah. 'l‘ook all our plans ‘and "' "°“ ° and tonwnow only. “ith the \eu— Would Be S e 1' V e d
rocks? Glad to see you." He shook
hands with his visitor. a distin-
guished looking young man of thirty
or th‘éresbouts, tall. very blend. with
hair it what straight back, and
shade blue eyes.
years engineer for the Portland Ce-
ment association in New Haven, and
engaged in educational work on the
value of' cement throughout this
\part of the state. made a series of
farewell call, to friends and business
birth of a baby girl as the turn-
ing point in his and his wife.
PAYS. marriage.
While Pay is in the hospital.
Johnbinvltedtoaswbnming-
party at the country home of
tie coupe. driving with iloroo ooh-
centrstion to marshal his skidding
senses. When he arrived at his own
home. Fay. awakened by his noisi-
nees. smelled liquor on his breath
and looked at him challengingly.
copy and drawings with him." ‘
"Does he expect to get a decision
while he‘s there?" ‘
"Well. Fay. you know advertltilng
managers. They probably will ‘tell
him to leave the stuff and give them
Herman Vogei. the Liberty Square
grocer. has Just pbrchased a new
delivery truck.
0
Gothic. Saturday. a new picture will
be featured.
The vaudeville program for the
last half finds the Marks brothers in
their skit “Pointers in Fun and
Song." They bcsln their act in white
Through Consul In For-
eign Country.
Mrs. Katherine Stern. of Rowan
street. left yesterday for New York
Provision for subpoenaing a wit-
ness who is a. citizen but beyond the
M.
"Glad to see van. John " drawled - - . -
- I’A'l.‘ FORBES. There he meets "You've been drinking. haven't . .i‘ . ' lace and conclude it in black-face. Jurisdiction of the Lni-ted States. is
» acquaintances. ill“ 1313:: $9333: city. From there she will go to Al. mull married Month of the you?" 31".“: :13? gurlfitfifingtklll‘trl: fxdtbfgu "‘g tgh;:e:ldhf‘:t§t3?; Their's is truly a. blend of comedy. made in a bill reported by the House
gm”; ibfimflir of the new 23:13:? my a m“ pm of the "?.'”°.'.’.}".f.'"i'.'“.' shaving“ 2m or?" 1-“ dear". h' “M ”me been right after 'sm till he sets a was out or torch for a little whiis— 5°“! :“dl d3“°0‘-!"[°C°Y “MI “"1“!“ Judiciary Committee. May 25.
. ' o n . I ave.’ ln “. t‘ew . oments win the .
Rho!!! 1.1.1“; Automobile club with _ e o s w ' us " . .. I," . ,_ . . . ' leased by the Senate: ..
headquarters in the Blltmore hotel. Mrs. George Bodicutt. of. Melrose "'1...“ Ila; find“, m h, .. ..§’,’;;;m_.. he w“ dam“, n, 3.12%” man‘s)?“2n;°“da“;::‘°"f.’0:: r EneIIm-ovisiIoIn is com-lint" in “.‘° l":
"flaw“ “em"- ‘1” Mt t" MW 1”“ ye" MM“ “‘0' h“ 0"“ ml“ merino his clothing "—beosuso to Summer's Dav" containeaiittlelove. ° oxnwffc r?“ tad,led m a hm m
In the course of his work Mr. tsrday. and Mrs. Wallace Bates. of risgo anti is growin tired ofhis most men there come occasions ,_ little so“; 1.1,“; ‘ little an" and W “‘3‘“ t r’ a ”“dance “"0 .“3‘
'2. me. has been prominently identio.‘ Mslrose avenue. left this morning for “may [:0 with h wife and ' '
when to have a. little drink is the trial of any criminal action of a
witness. being it citizen of the Uni- .
ted States. or domiciled therein. who i
is beyond the jurisdiction of the
United States, is desired by the Air
iorney General or any assistant or
district attorney acting under him.
the judge or the court before which
such action is pending. or who is to
sit in the trial of the same may. up-
(n proper showing. order that a. sub-
nor-mt issue. addressed to any con-
sul ol‘ the boiled States within any
country in which such witness may i
he. commanding such witness to on. i
pear beforedhe said court at a time '1
and place therein designated.
tied with the betterment of high- Mount Vernon, N. Y.. to spend a.
ways in the whole southwedern part vacation.
of the state and wad“ instrumental in e o a
securing the present broad concrete William Jennings is now engaged
Post road through Daricn. He was. ‘in p nting several signs for retail-
before coming to Connecticut. civil are 0 East avenue. ~ .
engineer on the .Wachusetts Dam 0 s 0
project in Massachusetts. the Penn- The children of the Roger LudIOw
slyvanla tunnel under the North Junior High school civics club held
river. and the Catskill aqueduct sys- & luncheon yesterday in the domes.
1 tern. For several years ‘he has been tic i't‘it‘nce room. The food was
an enthusiastic promoter ofvmotor. 000k“! and served by the students
lng interests and is a member of the 1“ "‘0 0001““: Icicle. Proceeds of
board of directors of the New Ha- ”19 luncheon Will to to a fund for
we Automobile club. m" “9‘” tennis 00“” alongside the I
O 0
. ‘ school building.
t t 0
three children.
Fay comss'back from the hos-
pital and she and John spend
weeks looking forts house. hav-
ing made up their minds to lily
their own home. only one sp-
ngs to than. and that is priced
at “3.000. which is 33000 more
than Fey cans to go. although
John is for buying it anyway.
NA'I'EANIEL GRAHAM.
John's pol-inc. sees a chance oi
landing on importont advertis-
ing Ocontrsct with the MILL-
TOWN ML COMPANY. and
he and John and their artist.
BRIGGS. work furiously for
_ . -. is'as pleasant as a. summer's day.
thing to do. .Thls was ono of them. t... _ " ”Woodland Reine." presenting n.
door." 3. gypsy holiday icutlu'ln a c0lnpan
"I thought you were working so 3’ of seven persons. The ‘ocean is lair);
in the woodland just off the main
road where the gyprles with songs,
banjos. saxophones and other instru-
ments asset-laced with the music of
the day make merry. This act will
win its way into your heart and
move you to applause. Dare and
Yates. acrobat: of exceptional abil-
ity will cause you to hold your
breath while they perform some of
their tests. the nature of which have
never been seen in vaudeville he-
. O Q
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Larsen.
-, ,. i" Expenses to Be Prepaid '
‘ " r {Ore i
slits proper! cool a ~ . .
“3:91... 1?: Xigio‘tsgd 53310111: Mrs. Hugh A. Shalvoy. 0f Cot-o Ell“! Gnhsth‘fwitb “0%,; , . . . . , ,, W, I _....._._..__. ,___,_ {90:23] Jot“: :le‘laltlnlIIoeéh; 1:11;:- {Suit}; 2
,. down by a car driven by Mrs. Celia 3:353; “a: Tux"? i “g?“ldzft" in his brief case. leaves for mil- 'You'ue been drinking gain, haven’t youf’I ’ "Yes, my I Robert L. Case. Famed ‘ any country in which such witness
w. Butler. of 2i Maple avenue late ’ ‘5' “‘ “ '° “ " °’ ' town. and John proposes to
. . . .. . . . I l.-
dear." he said JomaIly. [have]? may he at the request of the tier
yesterdly “tango“ on the Post of the court issuing any subpoena
road. near the town ball. when one
3...", to... o. a... m... .0. As Fruit Grower. Dies
Graham
corn to the train.
the street.
VOfe broken.
failed to see the car as she crossed
She was taken to the
Norwallc hospital and treated for
contusion of the left elbow and
of Amundsen street. observed their
19th wedding anniversary yesterday.
Vaccination of Dogs
that theylboth go out and get
drunk.
now‘oo on WITH turn seam
(The noun Ind situations in this
RIGGS struck a. dramatic peso.
. l
yes or a no. Regular bulldog that
way. Nat."
kin. pushed beck his chair and iit.a
just
i
He patted his mouth with his nap
1t mako us. Not so mudh
defending a damage suitw- and I just
heard about it."
"Yeah. I knew you were gone. I
an announcement."
Robert. Ludlow, (fare, Jr.. famous
as a grower of peaches and straw-
berries and other fruits. died yester-
day at his home in Stamford of :1
under this act or at the request of
the officer causing such subpoena
to he issued. to serve the same per-
sonally upon such witness and to
make a return thereof to the court
. lied you up to tell you about it. . b i i h It I, d . -
0 - , eigerst. ‘I'li be sittin on in ad on , ("9 re ""10" ”3°- 9 0° 3P" out. of which the same issued. first
bud- 911° W” “1“" ‘“ x-ray Still Exmrlmental m" '" mm...) needles until I hear if... it? com but w" "u “ 3°“ “1" "m 5°“ Saturday tlftcrl‘toon while stated on tmdertng to the witness the amount
which willi be tsl‘torh this ““3211: CHAPTER 12: out. A contract “I“ that. my. will had gone out of town. So lsentsou the porch of his residence and he
to detorm no w e er any The results of experiments in vac.
of his necessary expenses in travel-
never ”WVHGG- ing to and from the place at which
cinating dogs against rabies were "Unaccustomed as I am to from the money angle—although "Yes. 1 30‘ it. Horribly unorigi- Mr. Case was born in New oYrk ”In mun ”its and his attendance
‘ ' ' discussed at the public health con- public speaking." he intoned. their appropriation for the coming “‘1'" H" "“9““ “‘9‘" h“ “b“ city. October 1844.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C- Mead 0' ference May 25.
holiday affairs.
a o e
"applied in the Superior
Mum a. mandatory injunction.
a caveat again» his prop—
at eonthnold Point and re. -
part for
\ssulonefthe
Greenwich arrived this morning at
their summer home in Cedar Gate.
where they will spend the summer.
0 a
The Woodway Country club will
open its social season tomorrow
night with a dinner dance. The
majbrtty of the clubs. however, have
chosen Saturday night for their
Mrs Honors Wiliole Morrow. the
writer. will shortly occupy the reel-
dence of Dr. Charles 6. Terry. which
she has” leased. Her. own home has
been leased to Albert Rathbone. of
46 East 78th street. New York city.
‘ i‘Jo¢k"-.R le ‘
c‘ghcnmrm {‘0 Get
According to reports by several
state health cfilcere. while this
method of curtailing hydrophobia is
still in the experimental .stage. it
may possibly become an important
factor in control of rabies: In a
few instances. the results were ad-
mitted to have been disappointing.
The discussion disclosed that
rabies is apparently increasing in
many parts of the country, Many
States and cities have adopted a
policy of quarantine and of humane-
ly putting out of existence owneriess
dogs. '
"I nevertheless rise to remark that
that suggestion has all the ear-
marks of an inspiration. Kismet."
' Hp gravely stuck’ out his hand to
John.
“There's a bottle in my desk
drawer that I’ve been saving for an
occasion. Briggs. this is an occa-
oion."
“It is more than that," agreed
Briggs. "It. is an event."
When they reached the office.
John produced a key and unlocked
the double drawer in the bottom of
his desk. .
Ho poured a stiff drink for the
artist end one ‘of equal siao for him-
self. Thoro who an elaborate click-
ing of glasses. ,
«Well. here’s how."
"Hero's looking at you."
Both glasses were drained. John
was getting .
“What'vo you not against Nat ara-
“W. you mustn’t think that
0
hard. Is this the way to spend your
nights. after telling me that you're
at the office?" .
“Now. listen. ray. before you start 0
your accusations. Tonight we fill-
ished up the work on the willows
stuff.
invited Briggs to have a drink. Both
of us were just about all in. and we
needed something."
speakoesy?" .
"Nothing of the kind. I had a
dealt. Wand of urine gave it to use
some time ago. That's all there was
with one of your employee. Hurt?
upendgettobedboisromwako
tholnho'
l
“I didn‘t got drunk.” he cried ll-
year is 'sotnothing like $100,000. and
that means 815.000 for us. less our
overhead—but it will make our repu-
tation. Think of what it will rhea? 5“
if we’re ablooo say we licked Paste:
Lang and took away one of their
clients.
us ever and watching our work.
We‘ro young. end one or two really
Briggs and I went down to good accounts will Just about set us
the station to see Net 0!. and than I on our feet."
volublo with excitement. and
u said. "You mustn't get so worked u
Where did you go-to some about it. John.‘ It. will be such a tor
rlblo eonsedown for you it you don'
got the contract.
bottle of perfectly good Scotch in my heart anti. 00 MICE" ‘
we don't got it. I won't be fit to livs
ulttogothor‘waodon'tgotidei
don‘t let it. that's all. I'm will
down totboofles.” as get Mellow
noises to Mth's crib and kissed.
mum.
of
I'Qt
It. will roee‘n that a lot o‘t 0“
thor good accounts will be looking
l
Ho paced up and down the room.
Don't set ycut
i
He looked at her and laughed. "It
rich and unusually clear.
get down to business. John." and he
"Ola.
“There are exceptions. you know."
He got to bk feet. "I'll be running
slurring his word endings. was
“But to
down, helping himself to a cigar
from a beautiful inlaid gold and
enamel case. "There's a little party
tonight." and he winked. "A
couple of ladies and some real pro-
war stuff. Like to come along?”
John looked at him in some sur-
prise.
tion for high stopping. this was the
tint time he had ever invited John
on any of his pol-ties. "Sorry. Paul."
said John. taking one of Davidson's
eigsrets. “I've been working nights
now for was“. ond last night ! was
out late drinking.
Why don't you try somebody with
fewer domestic obligations?"
-Da\....on was toying with tho
Despite Davidson's reputa-
Can't melts it.
well.” Evidson yawnod.
lawn for the summer. and I don't
2?. He spent
much of his early lite in Newburg.
N. Y.. coming to Stamford in De-
r-ember. 1889. He developed a large
farm and came to be known as one
of the most successful peach grow-
ers of this section.
He was .1 Mason and a veteran of
. the Civil War. having served in the
New. His wife. who was Miss Fran-
cis Livingstone Waring, of Throgg’s
Neck. N. Y.. and two daughters.
Miss Florence Livingstone Cone, of
Stamford, and Mrs. D. A. Williams.
of Plains. Mont. ourvire him. The
funeral will be held Saturday at 1
o‘clock. at his late residence.
”e.—
Baptists Postpone Vote
On immersion Question
ment to the church by-iawo requir-
ing immersion as a pro-requisite to
membership in the church, was vot-
reportor who wrote "His friends and
tllcrcon. which amount shall be de-
termined by the judge on issuing the
order {or the subpoena and supplied
to the consul making the service.
Sec. 4. l! the Minute 50 served
Isllali neglect or refuse to appear as
i in sucll subpoena directed. the court
‘ out of which it was issued shall. up-
on proof being mada of the service
and dttlfllill. issue an order directing
the. witness to appear before the
court at a time in such order desig-
nated to show cause why he should
not be adjudged guilty of contempt
and be punished accordingly.
Not Corresponding
(Boston 'l‘rnnscript)
Mrs. Blank-'HHA'O you a letter
from your last mistress?
Applicant—No. mom: we parted
than Bring good friends but we ain't carryin' on
. . . to it. Just a n re d of - .. cigaret case. "The-eladles llnd marv- I I I I
a numgofit out; émé'rjotul: drinks 3‘ ‘ and” la.- :3“; 3:02;“ "at. and "I“: tied men more interesting." 1!. At todgy'g legion of the North no (.0lrespondollte
Bltk I rm!” Mn.“ 30;!- u. 1 . I . Tut? I11." a“ 3"“ “Gk 0‘ an “1". .0: . hunch. “Willa," liq 100306 at John My. “"3.“ “I. Baptist church cflflWinthn. I"! ‘Yllh-
‘ h a}: «mild! and drank’iu silence. "mm"! ”n“ 1"“ W "‘ sold alittlo tor. “that we're [Oinll “mm“- M“ 1 limited you? ington D. c. which Ru. Victor 1
Captain John \uJockn kyle: for ’ ume‘eilat I give a damn about the in _ M or picked so” to get it. I everything in mi. "xot at all. If. as you ggy. u“, Scallse. pastor of the Rowsyton SLIP CO
may yesrs.horbormaster at Slum ~ success of Nathan” Grab . ." he bodyspockot. to beer mu talk. into that copy. and Briggs Just nab and married men more interesting, Baptist church and Rev. Ln." '1'.
1 M “a daemottho but “no“ N. :3 said putting his gloss down. "but “Well." Fey-aid sharply. «x.den't orally needle himself on the at how about yourself? At last re- Mallery. pastor of the South Nsr~ Hoggnwrvng .. This is I I"
13.. and we -. en along the Sound. tor 'your sake and mine I hope he think it’s exactly wise to get drunk work. well.” “a he pulled ml ports. you were still a bachelor... mm church, “a mend!“ "“de
service for Norwalltl We are girls:
ten days only. '
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