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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 29, 1898 · page 3

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to alas I touch of brightness to the t m up
0' the 'mtflslo on "TM Prodigal “AW?" ' with the Spanish commissioners. In is: ”26'1”: oh“ IEho :Iglb i glare, and map it: prolong the nttrac- fgmflfiipr‘llghn‘htmfsnd L4
fimuflgm m dlitl to the commissioner " ' ' ' on 0- "‘ turn W 0‘" ' - n checked In time.”
“it.“ I“ ‘ ‘0‘ ”mm'M'- . a i. and a. E I t ; and the p satisfactory number of bodies to the lieu of the season. If the tops of pa good?“ 0, "Mum and ‘ val! .
W...“ I..‘-= « ’3: M 'I' to VIII is 1!.le d "Ilium 0W 0 W R I 0" 0 oreiga mh In a part of the Adams' brothers tunias are out almost wholly away the - 0, money would have been i‘
* ant " Geller ’ I m "l” aliuirs. hi. princess. and Invited the plants will quickly send up new shoots victim? You can not spin a . -.

v“ ‘4 4 I . E

Wllllam ll. Spear. who, a few years

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the are of Raphael which

in natal use thinner .1
“The records of the police matron
show that duriq the year ending June

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women V'Fl‘fi
l'l'ille'l in Chicano 4aring, the some
tine. ls thd’l‘g it" needl tor fi artucu

 

has been III.

 

Hiss bland Kra‘ft has been visiting in

 

 

. three head officials of

Eefgn onlce. the first secretaries of the

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rum. vermin .ni— .. . United
. pistes peace cornmEraion
session this morning. after which. ac-
companied by the United States ambas-
under, General Horace Porter.
drova to the sorelgli nice. where our
commissioners met and breakfasied .

lpIdE miller”

they

the French for-

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the s r on ,‘rIgiIf to
we " cherished
as our “trade start.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wrapper This is the
mmia”whlehhashesn

Cull!“ M Fll'll M

factory Ia being rebuilt. which. when
completed. will be Sued up with all
the newest conveniences for doings
halting business. The factory Is not as
large as their old one, but every inch
of room will be utilised. and they can
tern out quantities at bats in it.‘
Leigh Whittaker and . William E.
ulluhbeil are both busy running their
factories to their fullest capacity mak-

 

factory. this being their ilrst season as
a firm.

 

 

. . amenassmmo.
. .J'Tplsis‘fllrthaawhen agnodltlealof .

work tor and among flowers can he
done to advantage. There will not be
much to do in the line of wuding or
hoelhg. hat the beds should be gone
our daily. and all fading flowers
promptly removed. if this is done. most
annuals will give us another crop of
flowers. It will not be as profuse as
the earlier ones, but it will be sufficient

 

which will give us flnsr flowers during
the cool fall weather that those of mid-

.disaatisficd with the short and

lesttetlmemh
some Nerw

Did it ever drill: ill!
mankind takes sick, it

we hear shell the miraculous

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red is medicinal pr;
13:: how’tbry could pods? y

w tor the
ill. 31‘5““;h23l all. on It Eewsp

the res er that some oi the

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tkidne complaint or
:ml‘ng Iron! it. so that it they

0.. ”Situated a series of memorable New York city- embassies and General Negron. secre- ' ”lamb!“ olthg Must OMIIG °’ '3' openness. '“I'EW'LE “WE"“K WWW "0m ”"7 pyrEEt'nv‘cvrclEatcrItb'y b‘l'rrséfll
“Hill. ‘ L "W In! -row ng wII give some large and o i 51* Hill 0 t .
a mum“! meetings I" Earl Manama?!" secured a post-1 m" M the lllesym palace. m In! "" M ’m mum”! 01W lMdI‘MO richly colored flowers during the no" walk. he should be WW“ 3““ .- .

on. Not-wan, (“1le a masterly
add’ clhitttetil address in the Howard
"AW Mist church, New Haven.
.ld’n‘ Iua‘d'ay' sight. upon a timely topic.

. face by reason of their divergent m_ bed or sowing seed of choice strains. “Md Dognp' Kidney Pills st ‘
, . New York, where she visited III F . ‘— Yllc llni i t 99th ll - ' lg 1
”lbs Prodigal Daughter." His text rence Stevens. » ” 1° Iti‘llt'tlonl. oeyond which. it Is gold, ‘33:?" W m“ y ”in“ l '1 "0 PK rats is the month. too. in which to drug store the1 ill: at; m n

was taken from Proverbs, ii.. is: "For
her lieutgiatilnethnato death. and her
”Dill“ unto the dead. " Mr. Spcar said:

rill“. hear much about "the prodigal
son.’ Ftrmons without number are
pryachrd upon his return and the for-
‘Vrneps with which he was received.
by do we never hear about the ‘prod-
dehghier‘!’ The time must come

a n the’ social evil must be faced.
t there are tens of thousands of
'5an app women going down to de-
abortion is an undeniable fact. ‘A
true Woman is the noblest work of God’
was truly solo. but an evil woman In
this “or 3the twat dangerous agents of
the devil~ond the world is full of them
If the veil Were lifted from the secrets
In some New Haven families their hu-
mutation would'bs pitiful and the scan-
dale would be appalling. The 'sacrcd.
ncss' bf the marriage tie is a misnomer
that is scunt'elously apparent: conten-
tion and strife are the products of the
marriage? state Why? Because the
majority of the marriages of today are

output! of builds and not of hearts of L. M. French. m5! Of all ’0'. Style' e re lOOkIIIg [OT every m" “uh-””5 '" which that "”“'“' “7‘“ “and‘ From these Moments you “mg ' ‘
. ': . E ' Villager-vi m quite well. thank yer. .
est-In and not of heaven. Coll t t .w u. . man who wants - 0 . ““‘l‘m‘d' “W W‘“ “”0 "i“ WWW" . m“ “ “mm“ "‘m "mm“ m“ ‘°‘ . r'“ ‘
”'l'he n'cther has a little child, a mott. 60 Or at town “M WII a lOP COiIl We hm’e the ‘ to resume studies with their own class. grow mnflt plant! W’"- “is“ but I m” ”M ’0" before. 3'9

sweet bud o'i' promise. sent to this earth
to be nurtured fer a place in the con-
secretory of God In heaven How.
wi lotions heart she sits by Its little

cdlc and roeks and bushes it to sleep
with intranet Iullabys and presses a

ties as overseer of streets in New York
city.

 

liiss Stella Austin has returned from

Selectman Andrew T. Waterbury was
hacking his horse up. yesterday after-
noon. in front of F. V. Cantrell' s groc-
on: store. when he was run into by a
team owned by William Nixon. the No-
roton groce'r. and one of the rear
wheels of the former' s wagon was bras
ken.

 

Emory ll. Bump and his daughter.
Mrs. nose Secor and grand- daughter
Hilda. who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Richard Abandroth. returned
to F‘Ishklll. today. Mr. and Mrs. Ab~
endroth entertained Mr. and Mrs. Tho-
mas Village and Mr. and Mrs. Lemon
B. Tripp. of .Soutbt-‘Norwslh. Tuesday
night. at a family gathering.

m—fi-

The Democratic caucus held last
night. In the Town Hall was an hur-
monlous gathering. The following
ticket was placed in nomination:

Selectmen—George Gregory, Andrew
'I‘. Waterbury.

Town treasurer—L. M. French.

Treasurer of Town Deposit Fund-—

Assessors—J. N. Scofleld.
Smith.

Board of Relief—George Bates. J. W.
Smith.
. Auditor—F. 1'). Street.

Grand Jurors—James Wood. Nathan

ll. 1).

they cannot go.
The Gil lliss says:

government has given
ers very precise

mlttctl that there. can

Manila. the island of

the Marianne Islands.
"0n the other side

The

ol covert

The French newspapers continue to
comment upon the ditllcultiea which
the two commissioners will

instructions.
are to do thelr utmost to have it ad-

the rights of Spanish sovereignty over
rest of the nrchepelngo outside of the

naval stations which Spain will cede at

commission. before leaving President
McKinley. received from him very pre-

_ tlll,,.tmllllt at the
sadsnthst it It

have to

"The Spanish

its commission-
They

be no disputinl ml! 8‘. 1398.

Luzon and the

the American

 

 
 

Daily Now! of Good Clothes.

man who cuts a top-coat looks

kind Fashion has entered—loose. not too
long or too short. silk lined of new shades

§Top Coats of Style.
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and of soft black worsted— but not

at‘ ‘ordcrcd' prices; $10. $15. and for $20 the
mate of the iailors .7140— —-Iop Coat.

mm

thehlad os
"Waits-E5-

on the. wrapper. Io one has author-
ity from me to use my same except
Ithe centsur Company, of which
Ohss. I. Fletcher is President.

W flWs ODD
“litthifulhuiisns flush"

rue “MAUI ”UNIV. III '0.“ We

at Yale. Harvard and 'esleysn.
(By Associated Press.)
New liuvcn, Conn” September 29-~

late-year this morning. As yet it is
impossible to tell how large the stu-
dent enrollment will be for the whole
universItEy. as all new students had notE
registered this morning. The IndIr-n-E
lions point to a good Increase. howev-
er. and the only question is how large
It will be. The probability Is that the
incoming freshman class in the aca-E
demlc and the sc entlflc schools willE
rcspcttitcly number about 365 and 220. E
80 many studcnts are still in the armyl
and are here to resume their studicsE
though they are on furloughs. and 301

many others have. not yet been fur-.
ioughcd that it is not known how manyE
of the volunteers will be able to return. '
E. No meeting of the corporation has yetE

been held, but one will soon be calledE
I to decide the status of the students who
E left college before taking the last. June-
‘exantlnntlons In order to volunteer It
Is unofllcially stated that they will;
without doubt be allowed to mntlnuc
their s'litllos without examination in

 

 

 

Thus for the most noticeable Int-rouse
Is In the gruduntc department. and the
number of Princeton and Harvard
grnduntcs who enter that department,
this year is said to be nearly doublc‘
that of any previous year.

, great deal.

‘ on; also a liberal qunnity of good sharp

‘do, attend to them now.

: buncc given their roots by the time It

two months. Now Is the time to'nr-
range for next season's pansy bed by
transplanting seedlings from the old

set the bulbs. In planting lilies it is
an excellent plan to put clear sand Im-
mediately above the bulbs. Not a
but enough to keep the
heavier dense. soil from coming in con-
tact with them. Lilies should be set
seven or eight inches deep, in order to
get them below the line where there is
no danger from heaving of soil from
the action of frost.

Now is the best time of the year to
get together a stock of potting roll.
you will have use for some a little Iat-
er on. when your plants are being got-
teen ready for the house. and probably
in winter; and surely in spring. when
such plants as dshlias. tuberoses nndl
cannns have to be started into early
growth. fly doing this now you will
be. laying in a supply that may be made
available as needed. and the advantage
of this will be appreciated when you
find that a plant .requires repottiug
and have nil-no essary material at
hand with which to do the work. Get
some from the woods and some from
the pastures and some from tbc gardo

book your house plants over. and as-
certain if any need repotting. If they
If this work
Is promptly done they will have en-
tirely recovered from the little distur-

Eclt Ike n.srri ll 3 girl wid a hundred

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

broughts about much covete
Slit-5 s
" had: often to give up work

coulnt of my back. It sch bed so. l-
ured it.

atteehctaking Doan's Kidney Pile.

can recommend dthem to all women

luring from backache and week

fl

Kidn Pills are sold E
c3323: hos. g all dealers. or
on receipt airy-rice by Foster-Milli“
Cn. Buffalo. ‘1 sole agents for the
' (I St tea.
Ll‘tléhtcmb‘er the name - Deaa' ei-
Iske no substitute.

 

 

The rally of Marrying Rich. Jug
ironuic bow wr. uld yer like to be mar-I “
rltd to that little nlbsey Queen“ Hol—
land" Wculdu't dnt be great? "le.
i wouldn't Whlli. none 0' dat. Ila VII-i

and fifty collars and she ain't never let
“:It sits his could was his own." E
You invite disappointment when 1“
experiment. DeWitt' s Little Barty
Risers are pleasant. easy. thorough lit-l
tle pills. They cure constipation Ind ‘
sick headache just as sure as you take
them. Edward P. Weed. Norwalk:
George C. Stillson, South Norwalk. _

iresh at It. ain't ycr, miss? District
visitor-Coxtulnly I haven't visited you
before. Mrs. Johnson. Villager (after
ducting ('lIuIII~—Wcll. ycr slts dam
‘nrc, rrr' yer rmds me a short psalm,
vcr gzvcs me u shillin.’ and then yer ‘

 

 

ki'sé upon Its brow and plans for the Dnuchy. lists. ('hupcl exercises this morning were: is necessary to take them into the '4'“. 3..
.llttlcone's future. Time passes and Constables—Geo e0beriandcr,Tho- “Inducted by President Dwight. but “NH" Many “”1 ""1“” simply “j I
other cares and a larger family engross mas ’F‘. Riley. '3 We have em“ “lilies Of ”It? best llill- lllt'rc Ivcrc only thirty odd seniors. s “ID ”N‘s-"in" 0‘ m" ‘0” “Y “"10"“ F‘” WM“ ““rmes' “or“ Insect ‘

heart and the mother's care dimin-

Registrar of voters—Samuel S. Wood.

let's sDerbys. all but label and price.lnr$l:

few juniors. no sophomores ilflll only‘

Ing ns mmh earth from the pot nsE

 

bites. burns. skin diseases and espe-

. six freshmen in ntlendnn'c. All of the ossiblc without seriously disturbing ciaiiy pilesthcrc in one reliable rem.
igos‘tt‘ionfllfttfeihltgatrrmvzaltynlgmlllhed'; SfiCOIId has" 332. M” IgS & CO' SPCClfll. $1 50' lnttcr committed the ‘unpnrdouablc‘ {Em roots, and Riving rich soil In its cdy. DeWitt's WW“ “if"! Em".
operators. The home attractions begin ”WAIION. Suits. breueh of college etiquette of bowing ’ place, many plants will receive as much Whit)“ I’m: cldlltmr Irwgtfi $0“ I Is;

‘ 11. Arthur Griffin Is havin ncw roofs . , - . . . r h: . . - I lit - II -.‘Ilt "- m an amp—e crp Coun or c s or ran 3. on w
ulfpaleln‘tpsvhihrllzglesd Shoe: Iifwa ie ’1‘- Dlaced on the buildings ong propcr- ‘80 lll.llly men “kc Odd Home” W'Eh lllEIl‘ 3.;“EofrhxghxofithISE‘xI?' 'lhis hiE r‘etltldltiull: “0“ E "H o E not b" disappointed by DeWitt's WM"
c cm . ('1 e oes no urnst. I ~. - . " ‘ . .
Tile street, the theatre, the vaudeville IY- Albert SOOflPld ll doing, work. cutaway L04“ lllill WL’ ‘ break anyot the Middletown (‘onn.. September 29~E Go over your collection and weed out ”329‘ 331“" Edward P- Weed. N0!

are n desire which she fulfills. She be-
comes em 'tteu with the young fellow

o sings sentimental songs in such a
taking way. She writes a note. uncon—
scious that she is but one of a dozen
lore-sick damsela similarly affected.
She meets the object of her affections.
handsome us an Apollo. with the heart
of Lucifer. Then comes sadness and
sorrow and n broken heart ere the
minutiae of lift has been marked upon
the suit dial of existence. ‘Easy is the
descent to Iteli' and many are they that
travel it. What hand is offered to as-
sist the talk-n one back to the place
of respectability? lten my sin and be

Daniel Petty, of Heliport. wI arrive
here next week to spend the winter
with his daughter. Mrs.‘Elmer Case.
and son. lra Petty.

Raymond Brothers. of South Nor-
walk .are doing an extensive job In
concreting about the Smith Five Mile
River school house .

The Springfield and Hartford Con-
struction company was organised at
Warehouse Point yestcrday with a cup-
ltnl stock of 825.000. The folluwlng
officers were chosen: President. Gt‘ui’lll’
W. Dunham, of Flemington. N. .I.: vice

next best.

button

Glmm.

black clay suits
aways cost $20 and $16.50 tor a whole suit;

lhc best line c- bulipu cut-

$13.30 and 510 Vicuuas. Chiuots

and Tbibets cost Sit). $15. $l8,.".20 rbrcc
cutaway.

faced. and tour button single breasted suits.

double breasted. silk

We don' i mean to run down our higher
priced gloves but our walking gloves at Si. 50
will wear as well :Is the $2 or $2 Sit-kinds.
We have good gloves lot as little as 51.
Boys gloves. Si and $1.25

MFAWM‘fldM‘AWMhVW

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u

The sixty- ninth nlndomic year of Wes-l
Icynn University opened at 9 0"Etlnck
this morning with thapcl exercises. It:
Is impossible to tell at present the
number that will make up tbc fresh-
mnn class as the examinations haIeE
not been fully completed. but on excsmsE
ovcr last year Is anticipated. The cl Iss
will number from Ildto Ilhnnd will in

ciudc an unusually large number ofE
young ladies. I’rcsidcnt llnymnndl
says the outlook for the ycnr Is mosti

 

‘ gratifying. Quite a number of endos-

mints have been received by the col-'
legc during the past year. The property;
is In excellent condition and the uni-E

all poor and unsatisfactory kinds. lt

llurpcr’ 5 ll. Izunr'. I

 

I

'walk; George C. Stillson, South Nor-

dms not pay to keep Inferior plunts.—-— E walk'

 

 

“.\lI. (Irizzicy seems to bc It very
hep thinker." remarked the impree‘

Elltlllzllilv young woman.

ENGRAVING.

We will furnish

l00

‘ 'uu't tulk fly:
- .wsy bcyoud bit: depth."

“Yes." replica Miss Cayenne. "He

minutes without getting

CASTORIA ‘ ‘

For Infants and Children.

3 its Kind. You lists Alum Ml

itv Is both financially and other-E . Bears the
forgiven and socially receivud with out- president. George l’helph. Warehouse Trunks. "‘r" . . .
. . . . . wise the most prosperous slncc Its . tuxeof
3:",‘;,“Ef,‘,'m“‘,'f,‘;' ,‘h': :nmffnm'mumii 331;,:“§:;"E.,E::“(.EEE°“::{,°2 Egan'- The suit caseltas come to be indispesable. foundation. EWEDDIIG 8““ . '
closed naulnrt her; sorrow pushes and of directors composed of seven mem- .lllllOSI. “/6 have th‘m ll'tllll 3;; d” lt‘dthl. l‘hcrc will b" no chnngc l" ”w m" .

simes itcr (upper into the pit of hell
And by and by there comes to light .I
phasily ltlul like that of the unhappy
vicIIin oi tbc Bridgeport murder.

"The young man who keeps company
with u girl may. after his stroll. so cut
with boon trmanions and get iqul-
cated. and yet the next day. with u
fmb cigar and a clean shnve no 's
pained III a:- one of the Ilkllesi young
men In ‘lic city. How many silt Ic-
spmtiw )‘cl'u; men are lllrru who
would Willk with a women who dId
such things? The time will come when
II woman will demand of a man ill"

some n.orr.l1ty. ‘vlt' . sincerttv and re-
spa-nobility vii asked Itout liei‘.

here. The company has purchased the
charter of the East Windsor 'I‘rolicy
railroad. which includes about three
and one-half miles of the continuous
trolley road between Mount Tom.
Mum. and Wallingford. Conn. flur-
vcys were made yesterday and applica-
tions for a layout in South Windsor
were made today.‘l'hc company docs not
expect to commence work before next
summer. This company also controls
the Springfield and Southwestern
Street ruiIroad and the Sufheld and
East tlranby road.

 

A httlfl'l‘ldl) QI‘ESTION.
Judge Roger B. Ul't'fii‘, of Seattle. Is

WW

lw

lllW' instructions front

lake elevator.

”fiasco.

iiprlugtlcbl.
Ne -w lluwll.
lit i-Iut purl.

TIIREEI
Sl ORI: SI

Open Monday. Friday and guard» Innings.

WMWPR’WM‘EVfl

W

museum

 

which tbc rom-

(lliMN'l‘ll‘ IlMllIl'l‘ FARM."

ulty. excepting Prof. Harry I-‘ l-‘ord. a;
graduate of Toronto lnltcrslty. wEho
bus been ougngcd as assistant profcs-E,
sor of French and ilcrmnn. '

('umbl‘ltlge. Muss. September L‘il~-i
The new academic year of Harvard
universiiy begun at 9 o'clock this lotc-
umu. The process of registration tw-
cupiI-d the time until I o'clock this of?
icrlmou and the first mcctinavI ln cour-
m: occurred at 1:8 p. m. ("Icricnl prc-_
litulnuriev of this nature will occupy
lllinll of the remainder of tho week. The
real work of study will begin next
Monday. i

Although the offlcinl number of nvw‘E
‘ omit-tun cunuot bc uuulc out for some-
time. there is every indication that the

I

INVITAYIOHS 5

else “Ash. Including lunldei
and outside enveloped. the flu
out~ quality and mm! artistic

eIIurevfug. for

38

Nearly fill per cent. less than .

chr offered by another III this

 

Ill—'IHII you know that Mn. De
llmun bus on udvocutc of cremation?
{Inc-«flit. yes; she has even selected tho
words front Scripture to be placed an
ill” IIIu tilnlillllflll: hcr ashes. “Ill-
Iml: “but on- thcy?" ”Well. done.
'Itou guml and faithful servant."

 

One Minute (‘ough Cure eurprllu
people by Its quick cum and chllilm
muy lake It In large quantities without
the least danger. It has won for It'll!
the best reputation of any preparation
titled Ituluy for coltln. crntip. lldhlllfl ll
the "trout or obstinate cougha. "-
watd l'. Weed. Norwalk: George 0.
Stilbmu. South Norwslh.

 

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"hm Sm”;thflllrgdhthler‘1hiitho‘wh2‘m one M the M! known rucmbtrs M "n "Th" lullowmg E" "w w“ ”I "W" Inhibit Inbbit you lr' book our "lll'l' ‘ m" Mm“ “Eli“ Will lN' t‘btisldcruldl' . . . -D" you court on Invcsilgnilon?‘ lil-
‘9 "n l" " . I th I I I ,. bar of the sluts of Washington. He Instructions: ~E . Isrgcr Illilll ever licfurt- . ItAt‘Il Alllll’llilhkl. IIIIN .uuui Ilm IIIIII'vics'v~I-. "Well." nit]
W”: ”1‘" WI": l. mind": xhtwnusi‘éfil b" ”all a Wide experience both on and "I'Irswspun man an... absolute ““h'i‘." ““""‘ M"”"" """i‘" W" 1m shrubs! cuuwmcm of the "It" ouuuea 'E“"”""' ”mm" “"’“"-‘" "' “W" "'
0"" ku'w ”l mm" on ' ' ‘ off the Mm.“ Illltl is .00....“ III! to by ”WWW.” "w.- the whole of a“. u. Mill‘- votuity will be Increased [his rear bv ' u-tlv Iilu- tbc phrusc. I'III willlh' to

tisuguII-tu turn. it would lit't'ud IhIII
has: In Iv.I.. grief It is perhaps u up r-
ca from htI-vsu that they do not. You
t- n il.sI.II must-up" men fut some
Irv-Ia shit-II they do not publidt Many
are iiu‘ squdIIs which they tum-t mill

 

both lawyers and isymI-u us one of
the first man of the state. Ilui this
does not In the least prcvcut the judge
from admitting the truth of the follow-

‘llll turn on himself:

lund of I.uson.
“t‘I'tIIlItl‘ 'llic IIilII-r

 

archipelago will be rcpIM'I-Il under the
.imuiuuiiun of Spam on condition that
t Iiiwrai government Is It‘l'tll’llt‘il to the

 

There Is a brand nrw It‘tll'lllt' iu t‘hi-

Islands of the

blutilnud. lie ilrody’s piuu

 

cngtt. Imported by Martin dc Ilrody of

has been

carried to success abroad in several in-
itlltllt'h'fl Illlll lll‘ llilit Iil‘l'lt'l‘il “"70 “UN! E Ill‘hlfllli'il mt llll‘ lll‘llllillllll‘ll‘l‘fl "f ”to ril-

.Ihc addition of three new buildinus.
I‘di'll unions in its wuv. vct none the
low important and “roll". The first
.0! IlN‘I-I' Ia ill" l'hlllfus lirnoks house.

 

 

 

Wielding wnrh folded and in-
serted in envelopes without

extra ebarge.‘ Other engrnw

lllt‘.l litl iuwsiiputiou if circumstances

'll.li I‘ It llt'ii‘lln'l'y. Hill I ain't mahln‘
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