or «IE -
‘ti Guild Roads in E‘véy
tho. mat: and Well
in Received
Commissioner Mac-Donald
molar to hoards of se-
ghoul the hints. giving
cgsrdiug the law and the
f good roads this your.
or ticnily the some except
proprintion for the two ha-
Alter all applicationn are
whale 8 not sufficient money
satisfy all towns in sc-
thcir respectiIe applica-
0 min apportionment will
vernl towns have a small
(I thélr cIedit uncxpondeti
not appropriation. which in
bid. “ The commissioner in~
rovldc foI the oxpenditure
luncos during the summor
II, this now allotment will
towns and unnugc fIII the
ill be the some as dining
‘ .. All towns in the
II grand list of 0ch 51.-
he state will pay two thinks of
f “1: construction. and to
. II grand list of less.
of the cost of such con
n. and the basis of award will
grand list last mode.
lowing towns tilt“ untitled to
d
. Canton.
‘ artford. East Windsor. E‘nllcld.
initial; Glastonbury Manchester
' Plainvlllo. Simsbury
South Windstu Soilleid.
u foul. Wethcrsfichi. Windsor.
rllocks.
New Haven County. ,
liven. Waterbury. Ansouin.
“Cheshire. Derby. (luilford.
I Madison. Moxidcn Millard.
gt). North HnIeII Orange.
, m In. Wniilngi’md
New London County.
London. Norwich. Griswold
n. Montvllle. Preston. Stonincton
ford.
Fairfield County.
ridgepflfirt Bethol. Dmien Danburv.
old IGt‘onnuich. Huntington New
noun. Nowtoun. wadlli. Ridge
old. Stamford. StrattoIII \Vestpon
Windham County.
Brooklyn. KillinglI. Pluinfloid Pom
rot. Putnam. Thompson. Windham
thchfieid County.
oilfield Nev. llartfoId Now .Mli-
Norfolk North Canaan. Sails
Sharon 'l‘honmston. ’i‘orIlnglon.
baton. WateItowu. Winchester.
. Mlddlesex County.
iddletown. Clomwcll. Rust lind-
ul. Essex. l’oItlnIId
Tolland County
Ellington. stuffoIIi \‘cIIIon.
The following towns mo untitled to
bonito three-fourths of the tool of
‘ .I Hartford County. ,
‘Avon. Brownfield Builinutou.
holly. Grnnby. l-lnrtluud.
ugh. Nowiugtou. Rockv Hill.
New Haven County
Helicon Pulls Bothulu. East Hnwn
llddlnburl. North Brnnford. Oxford
Pmmt. Southbtny Wolcott Wood
”(180.
East
Marlbor-
‘ New London County.
rah Colchustcr. Eust
run in. Lebanon. Loilrnrd lduhou.
‘ North Stouiumon Old Lymo
ale , Sprnuuc Voluntown
Fairfiuid County.
tookilold ltnnton Monmc . New
. MoldJioddiup. Sherman. Trumbull
‘ toil. Wilton
* Windham County.
polo-III. Canterbury. (‘hnplin blunt
tinpton. Scotland Stcrimu
whim
kthchfiold County.
- cloud Bothichcm. llriduc
{ '2” “and
l. _\ Inc
' I‘ll
' Phono toils.
induction in.
. ‘Durbum. ’Kiilinawortb.
Old Suybroolt‘. daybreak Whatbrook
Colobmoh. Cornwall.
inton Kept. orri Ply:
it bury. Warren. Woodbury.
iddi‘oux county-
Random ilkatham Chester. Clinton.
Middleneld.
mouth.
:_ Toilhnd noun
Toilan'd .A’ndo‘ve’r. 130i Columbia.
Coventry. Kenton. Mansfield. Homers.
Union. Will stun.
oommioaioner MacDonald has
worded the contract for grading n
to 'n for $620
ODAV iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10: 10 II. m.-—~Tho
stock market was only slightly unset
tied in the opening dealings ad the of
tor effect of yesterday's bunk-ins (llfiv
turhnnce Supporting ordera were in
. the market and there were many good
gains mixed with fractional losses
Trading who on only a moderate scale.
Uniou Pacific advanced nearly a point
but, lost nearly all of it and Metropoii
tun“ Street Railway. and New York.
Chicago & St. Louis rose about u point
St. Paul fell 1%. but roiliad a sharp
, flaotiou and Tennessee Coal was ofi’
n point.
WALL STREET. 11 u. m. «The open-
lug rise brought out moderate offer-
ings, which soon lowered Union Paci-
Itlc. ‘ Amalgamated Copper. People’s Gas.
Erie. Metropolitan Street Railway. ll-
linois Central and Louisville, from a
point to 1%. and carried the market
generally a. traction below yesterday‘s
clone. Thol'c was some improvement in
prices before 11 o'clock. the inquiry was
principally from the shorts. and the
tone was hesitating. Manhattan and
Sonar rallied a point each.
WALL STREET. noonfl'l‘rndlng was
uplritless and an the market showed
lillti‘llttle inclination to better. proilts
were sought in Sugar and Manhattan
and their rise was wiped out. The
ease with which the stocks were forced
below yesterday a clone stimulated not»
ling of the Bacillus. Grnnxors and Coal
ers. and the low prices of the morning
were made all around belore noon. St.
Paul got 231; under last night. and oth
er eluding stocks. including the United
States Steel stocks 1 to 2 points. Bus
incss increased largoly on the selling
movements. Bondsu wore stondI.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In.“- The scilinfi
indIII cd by the calling of icons and the
fluIry in the money market was 1hr
cause of the low prices of the tiny. St.
Paul IOSI 2% and Reading Preferred
“x. The full from the best met-bed 3
in Manhattan and 3V, in Minneapolis
St. Paul and Snultc Ste Maria The lcv-
cl of prices of the lending railroads and
specialties not i to 1% under last night
The market rallied. St. Paul and l nlor
Pacific recovering at point each The
trading become my dull
W ALI. STREET. 2 p. m ”Spunky
lion lapsed into Scull-stagnation. but
the tour was improv.cd pIomincnt
docks making irregular recoveries
vunninz to a point in those which had
lulicn lowest. Dcspiir the rail}~ sonic
ment was nervous regarding the mon—
ctarv situation and. traders reclined
quickiv when a profit was in sight. in.
tcrnutlonal Silver anttl‘ill'll‘d slumpcd
51‘. on one transaction.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS-
Raborted over private Wire or N. A
Rohme. commission broker. Swan: &
Corbrtt‘a block. South Norwallt:
Opcn Hicb Low 1:30
32 33p 31% ma
“3% llh H314; H4
Isuu 1365a
8715 sso‘. suit
um. qui luau.
_ 1‘)?le lulu
Bkyn. R. T., 183. 813,4.
Con. 01‘ N. .l.. ltlli 115655
Chos. Iii Ohio. 481.4 «18
Chi. Pi. (Ii 0.. 196% 193%
C‘. M. it» St. P. in 173
Chi. it. i. it P. tutu. toms
0.013. It St, I... lid
ti. S. Steel. Isa...
U. S. Stool Md: 9373
Lou. Ii} Nash. 109M.
Nor. db Wont“ 53%
Mun. Cunard. lea
Mctmpoiitnn. Hill.
.\i‘. K. Ill T. old. 63
“ion Pacific. 119%
Not Load 00.. 23%
N. it. C. & H.158
N Y 0 It W. that.
Con. Tolmct‘o. btl‘vh
Pacific Mull. ms.
l‘cnusylrnuin. 131 u;
i‘ooplu‘s (ins. 113%
Phil. it Road. in
P. & it. pith, 78%
Son. Rnllwnv. 3231’.
Son. Ry. bfd..I'lS
Sou. Pacific. 59%
Tenn. C. k 1.. iii“
ii. 8. “other. 13%
[3.8. MM. prL 79
Union Pacific. lion;
Wabash phi. 43W. «131.5. mi 43!»;
Wool Union. 93% 935,”; will 93%
WASHINGTON. June admovcrn-
moot melon: From morn-i «Imam
81.031333: coulomb. hi “hill “lit; miscell-
132ml; :83 392 Expenditurcs. 31
t _
INDEPENDENCE IN COMMWNON.
ROSTON Juno Shawna indomdr‘
ouch Ivan plum! in culinmiiiniou today
that imfom «he started nor her hm
um IIIIiII below participating in the
(icon oil Newport. The mummy was
nhort butiut limp Arnold lanolin.
ion of Thom W. launch. the owner
and Military Charles (I‘. Chop cum
honed the» outrun and. crew to tho
dock and than pointed tho private aim
uni oi the yacht. Everyone on Mud
thou mm a mighty choor for the but
nod bur owner. _
WWI‘I‘WW ‘
hm. Cut. Oil.
Am. 8. R. Co,
Am. Tob. Co.
Atrhison.
Atchison bid.
Ball. & Ohio,
sun,
it“ if;
32
ltlfi'lu
49 iii
30%
nu;
48
174%. l7?
ill? 166%
to
sun It
109% IIIIII»;l
mu an
lid 12:!
III-u m
63
62
"9% HEM;
MN},
23
Inst... Isru
:IIIII,
36
I13
l5il
mm;
m,
In.
32%
Inn.
53%
«an 67
mu, my,
.9
not; Ionic 109%
it‘Il is.
1mg
45%;.
78%
32%
In
59%
cm
liiln
mot.
”734'.
up.
77v.
am
nun
not);
, m criticism. min". .
‘ NEW hum.) Wilma
mymt
Oiflcliru it“ to Fight Emigrants, who . .
BMIMQ Panic atrioknn. dud Draw
Kama for the For one of Got.
tiny .O'ut F rut.
ST. JOHNS N R. Juno Bti-w’i‘he 0r~ I'
lent Steam Navigation Companyq's.
steamer lmnituuin, Captain Motility. .
tram leurpool. June 18: tor Montreal.
hovinx five hundred passengers on
board was wrecked. last night. off Cape
Ballard.
(lope Ballard is situated on the coast ‘
of Newlpupdiund about. sixty milcs ; h
south 0! Sti John.
The Lusitania was built at Li. . road]
by Lucid Brothers. in 1821
section oi roadway in Preston to the v
The Lusitania was bound uroutltl
Cape Race, for Montreal. with a largo
«cargo and shipload of passengers
She
mistook her course in a dense fog and
Twant ashore near Renews. twenty miles
north of Cape Race before daybreak
The ship ran over it reef and hangs;
against a. cliff.- The passengers who
are mostly emigrants worn panic
ntrioken They stampeded and fought
"I’m tho bouts. but were overcomo' by
ouch-s and crew. ‘whn secured control
lifter grant trouble and a. prolonged
struggle with the rougher elements
among the passengers. who tilled
knives. The women and children were
first landed and the men followw. The
crew stood by the ship. A heavy och
Was running. but when these advices
were received the Lusitania was bold-
ing her own it was thought likely she
would prove a total wreck.
MONTREAL June 26-v-A special to
the Star from (lope Race says the
stonmex Lusitania is ashore at Sonic.
Cove twelve miles north 0! (lane W-
and that the five hundred patriotism,
are all safe.
The steamer sailed from Liverpool
June 18. it was under lease to the El-
der Dompster Steamship Company. and
on Monday was to huv been trapnfdl?
red to the Franco Chub inn line.
. The Lusitania is commanded by Cap-
tniu McMei. a well- known éxper'ienccd
and greatly trusted captain of the El-
ch Demprter line His pasenser equip-
ment for this trip amounted to six only
in. fourteen second class and three hun-
dred and forty-four steeragc passen-
Iters. The passenger list cannot be ob-
tained here. but the Elder Demputcr
people understand that all are safe.
:They have arranged with the firm of
howrig Brothers. of St Johns. N. F. to
look after the passcngers. and in sec
that they are soot to their respective
destinations.
The disaster occurred miles from the
nearest telegraph station. and the dc-
taiis obtainable at this time are men.
arc. A representative of Tho Associa-
tcd Press has started for the scene to
obtain full particulars. Several
steamers are tilting out here and will
leave shortly for the scene of the
wreck. it is expected that tim- lama
cargo of the Lusitania will be salvaged.
As this despatch is bring sent a re~
poIt has reached here that a boat load
of people from the Lusitania was upset
and that twenty pcrsons wcrc drowncd
Thc correspondent of The Associated
Press here is unable to guarantee the
accuracy of this report at present.
The Lusitania struck near where the
Scotlis King was wrecked. Elder
Dcmpstcr Company state that they
have on information relaitvc to the
dcslinulion of any of the manners.
ST. JOHNS. N. K. Juno Ion-The
passengers bad a terrible experience.
The first knowledge which they had
of the disaster w owing to the ship
running over the ks. they wore hurl.
cd from their bode by the shack. Many
of them were briuscd and they all hur-
ricd on deck in their night clothes. A
scene of grant oxcltomcnt ensued.
Five hundred people were clamoring
to escape while the crow tried to purl~
fy them and launch the boats. The
male passengcru. in thcir attempt to
secure bouts. trampled the women un-
der foot and fought the crew with
knives. Some of the more cool-hemp
ad of the pussungors assisted the crow
in their climbs to got out the boats.
Ono bout. it now appears was upset
and its occupants were immersed. it
is still supposed that some of these
wore IlmIvIIod.,hIIt that point has not
yet hot-n definitely established. it is
certain. however. that one bout. hav.
ing on bourd twenty people. has not
yet been rcportcd. though she may lu-
adrlft in the for.
Tho women and children rescued
were almost naked. Branched with the
spray. they wore pulled up the cliffs by
the (mist people. Some of the boom
\vcrc demolished in the surf while It’
tempting to land. and their laifr
drowned occupants held on to the
rmlts. shivering with cold. until ms.
cued. .
This morning. the unhappy passed
corn. after shivcring for hours on the
hill too. trumped over weary miles in
tholr endeavor to reach the houses of
the fishermen. which they eventually
domiciled in doing and whom they up
now sheltered.
Previous to reaching the clifln. lilo
moot-upon ppm two hours of ton-lo
bio anxiety on .no wreck.
Continucd’fuam are expressed tint
the imailnniu y prove II total loud as
II furious rainstorm and be": not. to;
cd all night. The inn with“! Mom
Ind her could the «tender m Minx
‘ up. that her foreheads were fill of
water and that her mum Iran plain;
mlvugod
Thom in hope of having the without of
tho ”mourn as who to noon! ‘ the
«one lowed above ducks.
ling W t lam quantity pt toms:
. to. II coomnbop Ind thirlr- two hut-ll
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘~I ll
race between foul-pared crews made
he Bollard at stroke, Ladd of last
"row, came up from New London this
‘forcnoon and went over the course. At
1 conference with the captains iatbr.
who were at work in a tronch.
lihjnrcd in the struggle.
plot be circulated on the ground out It
am in History.“ univeruity. .
DLlii'l‘O’WN June 26~Thd a ‘
howl commencement usercisos of We
infiiilil the Methodist Church at 10:30;
Th were uixty seven members in
adopting class. the inrxeutlu
story of the university. 'ilho dl
Divinity who recouforred on Rev
illnukloy (l Mitchell.1873. profeusor
University; Rev. David H. TIibou. sen
ior chaplain United States Navy; Rev.
Thoihna B. Wood,18tit. Lima. Peru.
Thds‘ dogre of LL. 1). was conferred up
on igloo. David Josiah Brewer. napo-
ciate justice Supreme Court of
Uni lotus and Hon. Gborios Elinor I?
Bruit . postmuutor general of the Uni
ed States The annual alumni lunch
eon will be held this afternoon in Fair
mother: symbooinmi ‘ I
HARVARD scans RACE.
RED TOP Conn. dune Bow—Follow
mg the mile mob race of tho fresh-
men. which will not take place prob
ably before 5 o'clock. will be another
scrub mo 9! much interest in the via
ltors gathered here. This will be a
up of vialtors at the quarters of the
two crews. in the Harvard boat will
year's crew at No. 3. Goodrich or
Shoot at No. 2. Wood at how and Wad-
ieigh. coxswuin.
Mr. Meiklehum, of Columbia. who
will referee the 'vnrsity race import
the choice of courses was made, Hill"
vard winning all the tosses.
For the freshman and (appear races
which will be rowed up stream. Hur-
Inrd chose the east side of the river
while. for the ’varsity eight race. which
will be rowed down stream. the west
side was chosen.
DEMONSTRATlON BY STRIKERS.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. June 26«--.
demonstration was made today by the
striking building and street laborers
Which resultcd in a collision with the
police and the injury clover thirty per-
sons. A marching column of about a
thousand strikers encountered at Mill
and Commercial directs and a gang
of about fifty laborers employed by the
Rochester (his and Electric Company.
The
ittrikcrs advanced auditors the work-
man from the trench. and forced them
to seek refuge in the power house. A
force of policemen undertook to dis-
perse the mob and were assaulted in
turn with bricks, stones and other
weapons. The police tired a volley of
shots over the heads of the rioters and
then made a charge which resulted in
the dispersion of the crowd. Eleven
policemen and twenty strikers: were.
The police
say the shooting wasII'pmlpitnted by a
shot fired by one of the strikers.
IIIoa RULE IN' SPAIN.
ALENCA. Spain. June ail—A mob
of antiCicricais surrounded a church
here today while jubilee services were
proceeding. smashed the windows and
blocked the doors to prevent the de-
deparlurc of the procession. Many
women fainted and a great uproar co-
sued. The police finally enable the
procession to start. The mob then
proceeded to the archbishop's resi-
dence. and the Carmelita convent and
broke the windows of those buildings.
(iiJON. Spain. June 2ti~—A placard.
has been united in several of the
churches hora announcing that all the
churches of the diocese will be born
ed. The churches of the Ililages of
Norena and San Juan have already
boon destroyed by lucendlarics
VESSELS ARRWE.
PLYMOUTH. June Zfimdrrived.
lira! Waldemar. from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 26»——Arriv-
ed. Steamer who. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN. June 26~Arrivo¢
steamer Oceanic. from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 26—~Arriv-
ed: Steamer St. Paul from New York.
LIVERPOOL. June 26~Arrived:
Sieumoru Roman from Portland; Tur-
comun from Boston.
NEW YORK. June Bil—Arrived:
Slimmer Remington. from Antwerp.
EVAN9 REMAINS.
The pressure upon the president for
the remoni of Penuion Commissioner
Evans continued unabated in Grand
Army clrclos. General Daniel 8 Sick-
lea announces that no has just written
to Mr. llcltinley urging Evan's remov-
al and threatening that unless this is
done immediately the next mum
atoml elections will be lost to the ld~
ministration corporal Tanner
has the and
say that than" removal «I: promised
in the lust campaign by the Republican
national commune and that II letter
mum the pledge is In Guam Sick:
in mansion. (loner-l Sickle: denied
that be bu any such latter in his keep-
lug: but keep: silence on that point as
to whether such u p in any form
was made. ills bin that Mr.
usual gave: out i”tho piomim without
consulting the prefldtlhi: and if no It
or be will make mod the victim of
his «napalm manager.» 0! course. the
removal of tho. you
or in: mm to but onion. wold
mine had been made by Hum It
will hit inexcusable [tom any “and
point-.wiSpflupnold Wild-u.
WW
“Allin-Mound
W Joni“ 50
min;
“Von Msmbhrh in the Ola-fit
leyun University were hold this morn- 5‘
were presented by Prenident t
diamond. The degree of Doctor of:
Of Hebrew School of Theology Boston
tho '
no
. WHI'I E
wmrnr
WHITE
WHITE
WIII'I‘I:
WHITE
PLAIN Comm SKiR'i‘S,
PLAIN CRASH SKIRTS, (300i) QUALI'lY,
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, CURDED,
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, FLOUNCE.
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, FLOUNCE.
ALL 1 1N 3N CRASH SKIRTS FLOUNCE
ALI. LINEN CRASH WALKI\G SKIRJS
NAVY AND Will”! It, AND BLAC ix AND “I HITE Dl CK SKlRlS
'Sllk (l lNGllAM SKIRTS
“1 ;:. ~ Houseinrnishlnz. Dept
CL R’l‘ 'th sun: 1 CH I‘Rs
s-gmnr
NICKEL '
i’tI’Hi'l‘lII WASH nunsunsw
WHITE or K SKIRTS FLARE i‘l.,()UNCE
Wash Skirts.
- n
P. K. SKIR",lS HEAVY CORD Fl ARE FLOUNCE,
K”. SKIRT S, IRIMMED WWII INSERTJNG
P..K SKIRTS. FLOUNCE AND I'NQLRilNh . '
l K._SK1R'IIS, FLOUNCE AND lllREE RQWS INSEIIIING,
BRILLIANHNE SKlRlS. MADE iN FllE L/tlESl‘ .9in E .
BROADCLOTH SKIRT. li.‘ AL"! lFULLY MADE AND ’lRlMMFD
f
APANNIZ [) SPRINKI if RS .
EA KE'l T LES 10R fill. ."l'OVES,
D
FINE QUALITY WHISK UROi l.\l.
FLY TRAPS. .
WIRE FLY KILLERS.
3-PIECF. GARDEN SETS.
SAND FAILS AND SHOVEI.
STEEL T ROWE LS .
8I
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.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
it is probable that most women low
men best for the breaks they make.
It is better to have pinycd and lost
than never to know a straight ilusn
when You see it
Probably a lot of babies have been
scared into convulsions by the horn
bio faces women make when they try
to uhistle at them
When you see a girl kneeling at La”
altar to get married. and her men has a
rapt. glorified expression she is gen
orally pondering whcthcr the man
looks as awkward as most at the cm-
er men did that she has seen doing It
~Thc Prose ‘
so TENDER
succulent and line flavored are our
meats that customers rcgm 1 them as
the standard of quality. When they
bu”): elsewhere they find that quality of
the meat purchased is not so good as
obtained here. Prices are ss.higb
however.
OUR MEATB
are cut from young animals not from
farm stock condemned to die because
it has outgrown its usefulness.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam sulnwald. Proprietor.
lily Block, 80. limp 8t.
or the eitmolory to
is a (limit!!! In Mr mime; that!» I
mmluuioncr; . "
HERE’S A
BUSINESS Billill
SURE!
Men‘s $9.00 Blue Set es.
very nicely made. only a cw
left, and tiny go at a $5 note.
A Crash Suit for moth-the
coolest article in sweltmng
weather-ambit the price
melted to $1.75.
Put the boy to a Washable
Suit—it's so much water to
keep him cleaniy-in limp, or
crash we otter units from age
up.
Washable Knee Fan“ for
the youngster from 3 to :4
years old. 13¢. per pair, a
pair: for 25:.
. Men’s White Yachting
Car‘s. Isc-
Boy”: Capo, Ioc. You can
mum tho lad in line stylc for
f2 onznr'm a worm.
'l‘RIMMEl) WITH \I’tI'lllTE .
TRIMMED WITH LINEN BANDS.
$3.50-
. . $4.25.
$I.25 to $3.75.
$3.50.
$I.35.
39c.
29C.
I so.
1 5c.
1 26.
10c.
23c.
5c.
29-31 West ”wnshiugton Shoot.
Commotion 0i
entirl:
stock of hats divided into different
lots and marked $1 .98, $2. 98. $3. 98
and $4.98.
Trimmed llcté—Our
A great many bargains offered
in this department. Skirts from
98c. to $I5; Suits from $5 to 318.
Worth double the price that's ask-
ed for.
.bace
Curtains
Our Great Sale.
Silk Pgtticoats; handsome cpl-
ors, pink blue. old rose, ceritie, to
:lose out impuga. worth flood.
Mercerized petticoats. accord-
iop pleat ruflle around bottom, all
colors; to clear. out $1.48; worth
5.
Two-piece Wash ISuits; a big
variety of these little suits for
boys. at 49c; better ones at 65c.
and 98c.
Our entire lot of Fine lSillt
Walsts. most of them worth $10
and $12; quite a good apartment
Hundreds of pairs and pretteist to be had yet, although a great] .
designs. Special offerings In this
departmen‘; 59c. to $6. on per pair.
many have been sold the past few
days. To close out for “.00 and
37-98
Remember the Place and
Remember Our Terms:
Small Deposit lion and (in Dollar Woolly
,‘ Ulliil
Paid
H Krleger 8 Co
Iv. optimum. .,
limp l, umuin Building.” “Walk.
It! Washington ill.
Door Sir:
_ $0.,mmk.
Norwaiic. Connu Juno 26, 1901.
Hail to the Fourth with a now flannel cult. 'l hey are conllort‘r
amt clothing and man. when made to fit tho wcnrcr‘
Wc mold: ,
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