Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 26, 1901 · page 3

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1111.11th

eastsrh
slowly in the centrsITpm-v
nitions favor iur this viola-T
m

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- tenant Govepoo .

the: yesterday, ijf .T .3 .
‘ is a band of syrsies encampedp
in 3M}?nipa1V111:T.:2-IIIFInI-VV-F‘VVF of “WMT sin raet.
Come!“ lerrl's lusti?u’ts

teeth. menu

We avenuemseli
M111,

11.311 Atwood. or Elisabet 1.1
0110.1... been ill for n (sir. 110,110 23.11?

y‘llwnv?' .T‘WI: Eil'imlhl

Mrs. Herbert Daniels. of Norwslk.
was in Stamford. Tuesday. calling on
friends.

iii L. IPuller
his putles.‘ hoirever

lie .lTi'Tll
“The 810.000 apripgwood sewer Job is
clad. morass the contractors.
0h at I: Lubrano.

Thei’erry Perrybtri, in Spring street. oc-
chad by 10.3. Fla-her. as livery stable,
. ag remodelled.

LT term I"repreEu-a; um Danbury
Clo Club will p y the Norwalk mum
on the Norwailr grounds. a week

on Venues» . «.1,

 

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root sepia after an ill-
as yet shit to.Vresu1ne11~3

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rt,‘ ,...

at .has gone to the Oaark Moon-
thine. near Newbery. Mo. She willuile
t a month.

 

,‘1 T R. DeForest has raised about a
bu "of peanuts from torment that
In on exhibition in the window of his
store in South Main street

MM “WT‘

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henchmen AT. ii. Hoyt and .11....
Nor-walk, are on a trip to the Pan-Am-
erieali Exposition and Niagara Falls.
They will be gone several days.VV

e w. liaymtin

TT a." ”0111.01.11.01.

s, (irrational; to improve, and
wlil'ifpdn bedbl’e Q pundits his duties"
age 11

Edward Sheebau has secured a posi-
tion as night fireman at the municipal
electric light plant, in South Norwallr
He was formerly driver for the R a G
Compsur. 111‘ J; .

Mr. .rzpd Mrs. Duncan Macintyreuof
NQW.! N
of their honanoon with iss smog}?
felts Quelch of South Main street:
Mrs. chintyrc is auteur of Miss
QueVlch

.s. 1m.

-......

TWlIVO

 

 

"Kola"- (.51.:

 

A son of Aaron Carpenter. of the firm
of Carpenter Brothers. the Palisade
trap rock arm. has entered as a student
at the Norwalk University school. The
Mung man's father came with him to

Nflmm “VG .7 1~ 1;...

null-hind mt The Norwalks are
quite sanguine as to the chances the
Shamrock has this time of lifting tile
Amer! y are of the nice

that £131!“ will? lips a»

chance, any1yaci1t for quite as
number years.

lilpworth League of the Norwaiir
MT reh. will hold a sociable
in 1 .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of, the church;

ayT evening. Admission is trod

the members of the League are re-
quested to invite their friends to come.

AMJNWQREW A e 1A
Thdlllflllld'dm mil Theresa

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Carlin. 1111:1101: oLSAIrI. .1011. mm All

and Patrick F. Helium. of Bethel.
Awas soiemnised with a nuptial mass

i 'rTTTWlio

 

. .1 “r1 ATtWOod ‘or 1.11....{1‘

: “blink.

t Dimitri}

.‘fl ,,
the lodle rooms. in 1161111111.

. thills. tomorroo‘
‘ rerun. pr Mott .11....

beds visitin in New Je [I‘m
Silas returned home to“ orwaik T.

Mr. and Mrs. E mun-mus, of ijowTe
at t. are episrlai our. and lira.
at?“ p 1I1r1V_;s pong] . from PhilanelA-
mu’l‘lhe bssebstil season ;r1"léhemliorwslks
w ”Wag ur
f). :1le the W

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—-Fail Opening at 8. 8. Tiliotson's.
gammy. Mfidbfand Tuesday. aIIVtg

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w».

. rue ”mus Historical society‘s
souvenir plate sold so well that another
loeAAor a deeper blunAhave been made for
the society. . r;
rs. Frederich‘; iii. Raymond. 1
Sight“ ? ‘rho rests?!
ilay. from 1:1 wdek's vs sit iln oath New
Hampshire.

 

 

1w 1 1';
‘lliie dild- heck prreuiusctlni ott
First Methbdist Church will be he“
ip the Sunday School room at 1:6
.1“?°1i‘.'.1.."“'1"°"l“1" dubiecl inolviVA
ork

Last night“ there was frost for til

firstt ismson b w by f
the est digh‘t far t is 1111.

i

V if degreen sboyeruro. V .; TTTT‘ , ‘

..___.......i...1
-—TPT~ure tobacco in the imperial
Crown cigars. No bad taste. No bad
effects. , . 1' ,V . ' ré.
‘ W ‘ A A T.’
The state teachers' convention w
be held in Hartford October 21. '1‘
Consolidated Railroad his issueda
special rate excursion ticket fro
South Noeralk for $2.10.
W' ‘ ' ‘
The funeral of the late Albert More-
house will take piece, this afternoon.
from the home in hier‘wln street. Rev
H. B. unused. pastor of the Norwglk
Methodiq Church. will ofilclate.

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+131: yd’ur hector 1110111 Schlits's
pdré’liilwauhse Heir. paly on draughty

at Hdrtln Sphhr‘l, corner Water ”6%
Havllsnd streets.

no .11 aisles-on. armour...
wall: éthodi’st Chore; is about to be-
gin a series of addresses. The first one
will be given icuighh’at- the church

 

Miss Clara Baldwin. daughter of the
21“ Prof: Mk: W0 Dal “I”:

cdt “pf the Boys Club Stamford ibi-
hhi‘ coat of Wombat) ”all ’9‘ hall

“mm 1.1 , ,
The instrument produced as the will

of umT’TM Morris £01: rwili be if!

Gregnrn‘: at his allies in the Masonic
bplltflng. tomorrow afiVernooh. at 2

CT'

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"r11. TsTdmlnlsirTTatiTve account in the
settlement mmnhenunotths lain
Elisabethfiaah will comerap for a

hoops of, Iatteadiag
Md that hfe Via

er. is; in
unit"

ing other matters.

T“! h 'nlllllillihfiid “”014”

011.13%... hililrs 1 till“

0- In. and daily between D and 11 a

 

celebrated at at. ileum

Church Bethel. ”yesterday
9 ociocit, nevulo ,.
lug. Thomas r. Gels;-
Nerer Until Death as

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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lie lb.

w Spring lamb.
Mummers . Lubb.
annulus.

fiddled..." Til". r p.33“

 

Jinarhes’sl‘roshl’orh. Change. 11.11» T

 
 

motor» .1. was

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

PUBli “WE

32 $outl1 Main street

 
 
 

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at 7 a. m.. the thermometer stood“ at . T- ~ 1

film subject .yVVrliiAhp "Egypt purl israei." .

has been appointed supe tend- T

abletosstthorslltimedilertraulscln ‘T

We. it. s. awesomeness-larder

 

the T .111: threats:
things this time. ”HAW 1.
omens

alter; nor-coupe 9:: 11111111 rec 00hr.

preempted" 111 01ers menu

 

 
 

the tail calm. Ida quality. A 1
“lifter”fig inerbiaoh nae colors.

”it‘ll.“ 3.119.111.1111“ rig”

WWK; blhiik. tail and WW

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d.

o ' h ltiilmm
on £3.11?“ dillte‘ “trim
0611 and éy‘e i 1.111.111 T “Hi:
and drab usually geydwihc yd.
Mumidhm thimides.us1ially ‘s for
VTETov—lc.
Tliiota 011.1111}... 0eblack and calm.
usually 15c pc..10c.
Dress. Inside. atocsinet usually toe
rainicpalr. if.» AA ,
.Drssa shields. unatamped. if nast

was on worth 20c. 25c. 30c. 35c pair—
10c pair.

 

only. usually ice—6c
Mohair shirt binding. blacth only. 5
Vyd. pioous. usually lie-31V“.

mu Virovvnaun
nnr'ddob‘sibo;
Brim

 

The Proper Tune

13; Pm or PAPER

IS NQW.
The Proper Man

TODOVITE

 

this aftern st resiliency . VV VI ., VI

Etisrmmr" Amino ‘1‘. Jacob fl- fiddly.

Willi ll. Sell it ii: hi "all l(Rh ' ‘ ’
' 15.5.3. ....'i....; W mums?

 

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“Willie‘s IV up
our TWDlltll 155“,“ dug
“luggw Ill Q
1t: stillborn "T7: . , , AA» V .1
rum-11mm. _ , A...
inclyl We! WTTTTTT’T ta?" ”1‘st
3-0031“. In erae
“Film if“ 112. ‘. 1. t. . {VIV
3mm. Am kt . A... VV
Tml" m“ “(ma “m; Myd
“mm uracil; “A" 1?“. irons"
lllln ii 390013 N.“ I VV VV: .
B“ so

0m oi Belgium.
silver mines and
' sled

Lumpoe. in Sable Barbara county.
W

. new 2 mum

‘. bills seed T391,311”.

1 Hold 111111.111 . 1111i
Oui- o! 3.500 mrprutersimlmfl liiT
suburba.1.58‘i are
“ herhood of Car-b.
penters' and J A considerable
number also belgh to the Amalga-

MMID “mm? Hiring};

Indianb m rptluce ranks

first in it'd ads lib having
mas owner More ibupr- 190

year. .
glass plants in‘ irflT‘lTaniansLth field lull

 

of lo 000 men.

A paper icyele has now invaded
the field. P per fiber. similar to that
sometimes used Via the manufacture of
railway carriage wheel-(ls employed
for tubing. and is as strong as any in
use. A factory is said to be contem-
plated for the production of bicycles
of this sort.

fitotistln gathered in the Tpensus
yédr Jars ”incised “that ins American
sill: facioriesI prodI ed 55 per cent. of
.V the total cphhtinip on. the output be-
ing valued at over ”7.000.000 in one
year.
made silk ribbons alone exceeded 817.-
000.0001 Since that time great strides
hsve been ~made in silk manufacture.

FOREIGN “W8 NOTES.

 

:- IV IIVr
Wilt soldiermsre locatedin lreland

to one in Scotland. 1 1s “
By the rolled! M the newspaper tax in
Austria- Hungary the imperial treasury
will lose $1.000” annually. but. the
loss msy poulva he made up by in-
orensed postal revenues.
lithe clubs are being formed all our
France to rfeet the members in
My Who system lainimi-
ta'tio of the custom so long practiced
URMMM instruct easel their
Mid!” in the use of dreams.
The rag-plotters Vol Paris. of whom

 

 
 

11’ her

Dress shields. ure gum l £31315”!
covered. usually 5c.18c pr.. WW0 T3: “Mil“ ”l"
Bias velveteen skirt hindl’il’g. ‘ .canuotbeopened
W1 him "‘ . .11- by (n3‘6ue but ‘et Icurimen who on

gees] “w! ill ~ ‘flipped to carry off the contents

"3' n 5 rt T. 031m hm M ewl denied sly
yard T111313; Til? {mangle TTWT T‘m'?» ,, ”Rwar'nyy “a": M
Brush bidding. 5-yd pieces. colors “’1 T “‘m ”each chamber. ‘1'

ill” T'iegaiiy- elected. He ls~ so ex-
teemeiy cpl-pole“ that none of the
seat: 110.111.1011“... is large
:aolgh for him and onsmill base to he
spec 11y made to measure.
Enterprisepn unanimordinsn scale
has been successfully inaugurated by
the heudeh one son. '11.. plates for
we WM eel in our. m
as ‘m Milnes, editorial-mud
aim-thrills“ are simultaneously
prepared in linden “rhinochester,
and published at the same hour every
moral lo both clips. The entire
contented? ths‘ibndhtlspubllcstion are
telegrophedItoI Manchester. with ex-
plicit directions as to the exact pines

yhen e lien? oi news: salon-ht.
doubts 11-91 slimmer must
appear.

P391206 0 “GET PEOPLE.
*“Ti :‘T‘Tl V Midi—AH wwfl-Wi
It. is said Neidleelioflllibfle bought
a Isealsltin with the money she spent
in We ‘loliit on 111.» photographer.
Chive has spent: Iat- sum of
money on her preempt. She has

 

 

 
 

"r ,A. Letsst dIsslgns of the manufac-
‘ T' itireTr.
(booeaied Piping can be run in
T turbid house.
,1 Merit nearest-ea.
'3 Prices the” Lowest.
Promo? Athsnilb'n.
Estimates mes! trillion! W7

Lava [rips can be had for the
T ‘1‘ r.

“r . ME. .1
A to ‘TT 5?? ”‘1’
of Gas liaaterT. on should
hare one of these durlng
ills élillly fail days.” T

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‘ m1. untes- 10-11110 when,»

tographers in almost every bigclty (J!
Angling, Pagiud. Italy. Germany and
MT' “ 1! ‘ All .i‘ 111.411 A.~..
Actors spcnd'fisi u minim“. hot
W their photos as the actresses.
ading maoV in pgrtlcuiar nonpu-
bout 0 user; month 1111- why.
lie poses la‘riy and there are many
more Iihsflw 1V1 1. . ‘~1A
M a meeting or prominent; photog-
m am time1- itaaas agreed
”I“ . sews-lei pa "(in country

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

use i”: ll

mm

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am... .11....T ‘ "“5”“

since she began W sateen;
dreds of met met
write In” “set «any

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

01¢.“thth V A V A‘
'mmm dummyihg A: . .A

at work. employing an estimated force ”#09;

in 1800 the value of American?!

 
 

 

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Wmlgmebvouw .

hm: hm some T‘T‘T.

watch thsi M pllrgour limmnd .31.
as i b agpwqiualah. you 211.com
a. p mm _ . .
rfn 3min; 111.11. it . wilt in
thousandrysda .wTould he, an 11°11'11“
nlomlde its distance..-J¥outh's VCems.‘
DIBlW" 'iV‘HTk- re .rlnewu 1i 1
" T $11516 Ii .
’ sperms“ 1mm ore-.11..
lsvhiyai W We“ shedilrduware.
and M'tbet the use: ,

Wale
hrs WW ye‘n

mile Wm creams terse
mum...» the haired» 1.11....-
those Menswear. or 1mm»
lined ass' this-b. hut'mscli common
he" sunfish luresledtiag emu, ab a

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it? 11..

 
 
 

dl t5 1 ' . ‘Jh «Wild molds
'q‘j ‘Aign‘ ' -. {till 11.11.10 mimics.
1. ....A ~.."1r.;1:-‘.; .1...

s ‘ s a a
of greatest relaxing. 111‘ 1.3321.

mews-1i Wit-iimiwosimmd

fibril; halal All oil nowadays. fillers
richer in “3'qu ee

.1 11$ .1111 .1 .111. 11.112 fill 11.;
ills former is dull. -'—

Emile 'I'lorrls‘ Kretacbmar, r1. Woman's
Home Companion.
its. min-es pt, 1th: I'aTa.

Once (here so: a hilly old fox that
was too guild DIV/gm gl‘szean and“ bile day,
the Kerr eons of all the loads. be
aware eir‘ mu rating this fruit le'st
Mum

 

WWW
slidvllss‘h called nttypazsssmwdgn ,

riaion. But his appetite for the lucious'
bunches grew too Iatrong bud. he bled
him to a grape hrbsri IA. drug; bunch
of grapes was hanging l1 lrsoon the
vine. lie jumped and jumped. but
could not. reach them After he had
exhausted himself to no purpose and
he was sure by: mldn’t reach the
grapes he said: “Nb. ! will not eat.
them. I made a resolution not to do
no. What a virtuous. fox am I. " And
he went oil to tell his’ blends about his
self-denial. Moral-«Virtuvis always-
oomiorier when rice lit-comer, impoav
aiblc .——ilVi. Y. Conmnerchtl Advertiser.

 

assist-I1 course's-aerial. .

. Communist are regulated by (he
mutiny.1aos. haunts-etude». The
powers of thesaawrtaweremsch dis.
cussed in 1307. in conseqnence of the
measures used to suppress the negro
insurrection in: Jamaica ill October.
1m. Summaryeourt- martial was abob
isbed statute in April; 1803. VMilitary
or on lal law is built on no settled
principle. butiaenilrely arbitrary. and.
in truth. a; homuhsomeflmes in-
do sr‘it owed; as flaw.
is Est?! amino 11131110: 11111111 in
areal parts of 111.13.: rigdoms. and
in 1790 was almost general in Ireland
where it was also proeiaimed in 1803.-
Newcastie (EngflndhChi’onlcie.

 

(insult-Vs! was Alan.
.. '"l‘hea." and her eyes sought the last
embers of the “was. “you are not
hind II- o husha‘ill should be. You
donever give me any jewels. "
Amer-1* and 11mm ‘yolce

needed to sense from his heart. “You 3

ask for jewels? Anyone with dbmond
eyes. ruby lips mid teeth oi _Mt.|. ask
for jewels? Why. the rarest 3.1.1.1 could

buy
«1:0: 3e“ first tlms in VdaysT she

kissed “him A—‘cmesne‘ aresmgurm.
M

Lemony i- lend-I; Watt...

Pauli 1lissi¢rsllmnmt 1.. .
Mexican scientific. society a paper on
longevity in mandolin. with mental
work. The author diridss prefer-ions
into diced oncoming do their
influence du‘ odgbsity. ‘ *ls mental
workers hé Voicing that the general av-
erage of We HIM Q8 rs. and the
aversV of men of Tscleu lawyers and

Math arts is more than low—Chicago .

1

'1'?th :\ 9 "VT 1
W’ .
And Comma-pm.
lit-(llama young
.aohasststlsVss-qulses
Ian'smyou.

was: 1m 1 can‘t 1.103111.
why . 1” r1 1.”: .-.. \I‘ ’

”liar L”.

“You mean thing. how dare youll'
«Chicago W Nesta.

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ermrrisge a laid
' AT’A‘ Willie“ 11 He'-

If for ‘

 

Tieryyoncantsar A3
forgetallsbontib—V

 

 

 
 

1111111111111 you wdhtf’lbst

TTWlds awaits to your been 1.1.1.1..
him Wilma. so...“ mm should?

 

BVVCHOOL STOCKINGS FOR
GIRLS AND '0‘]. T

These are the right wearing, rixh

washing kinds of stockings.“ it doesn't A

Day to buy the flimsy sorts.
stockings should be made to wear
You'll find economy in buying from
these lots.

Children's fast black hose double
linens. 10c pair, 3 pro. for 25c.

Children a heavy school here lZ'Ac a

Mr; ‘2 tor 2513’

to 10ln.19c;ycry good value at 26c.
Misses superior quality two thread

best cotton. fine ribbed stockings,

Herinsdorf black. 250 unit. T

MEDIUM wElGHT UNDIDWEAR

* FOR MEN VAVND WOMEN.

“The changing timels' dt’hand. the
éuuinmentfl is hereeompiete. - it you
‘chooso now you choose when the size
range and the price range are most
complete. _

Ladies long and short siocve vests.
Tmedium weight. high and low neclr
good value at 39c: price 260 ‘

Ladies' medium weight vests; 50c.

Men's medium weight underwear,
my" and white. all sizes. 501:.

Men's medium weight all wool shirts
and draners. $ViV and $1. 25 eVaVch.

School V

A special line of heavy hose, sizes 0 “

 

 

 
 
 

Vam‘

+0111 1‘.

, T. .r 11

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blue. greys.

'N‘wlhgev 0
in all new .

does oqt feel on oil}
nishIta 'Can 51
values in th The
or grey domet flannel
else, with “1‘!di otiio
Canton bl '

 
 
 
 
 
 

soot! ‘qdallt‘y fillin , lt‘

Downy eomfortsSoOVsri’ use .,
iigured silkolinos. (Miami one 1 ‘~
broker fiilViVogV of soft whiter outta

 

’ FMRFIVELW BURGLARB.

One Is to Jail and the identity of the
other is Known.

in monuments-1mm oil-Inca TA.
M. Oakley found ...Di’ohlblb ,oailse
against John Enroll. on the charge of:
1111131111131. and series on. Win the

criminal WWW, germ in hail
of 8500 The hearingM Was held in the
tent hall and was productiye of teeth
many which will result in the arrest of
Edward Burke on the same charge if
he can bs found. in default of bail
Barrett was takgn to the county Jail
in Bridgeport ..

For several months past Fair old
has been unnamed with nunierobs
glaries. whic oi late have. increased.
in frequency and in point of daring...
Deputy Sher... Walloon M. llulkley has
been active. but thp burglars succeed
ed in avoiding detection until Tuesday.
when be worried Barrett.

Under pressure Barrett confessed
his knowledge of two burglaries. but
denied participation in them. He in: ‘
pilcated Burke who is now believed to
be visiting friends in Boston. mrrett

 

endorphins“.

night.
first to ripen andstho uttered M
as they mature

TIIMA time

 

also disclosed the duct that the plum
dcr stolen about the town was hidden
in Milla'e livery stable in Bouthport.
and it is probable that too employees
of that place will be brought into the.
case hetero the investigation now be-

ing made is completed. 9
There is joy suing the residents of
thé town, who have been afraid of late
to leavetheir aousesaftcr. nightfall
without having moose to watch theirI
. Since Arne burglary commit
ted at the home of cred hi Rumor
Spruce street about a week ago when
.Vbursiars entered the bedrooms of the
mounts and took the contents oi
their clbtbing. the lap: has increased
and bordered oloaer upon terror Now
that their nries have been espl
are at least, residents

civil are happy. -A
“Recording to the statements made
by liarrett at the hearing, yesterday.
he (not Burke accidentally. at the post
once In Baathport. on the morning of
the burglary at Rescues store nearly

 

two weeks ago. Burks ascended ice 1

 
 
 
 
 
 

Tummy store, and break-‘
lght; got inside. Alters
be came 011th Bar

stand what is reo

women stridgers he palVId them
'11 Mood ~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

women 111 rosa‘cdo ‘i‘sil‘dii’ .f
Connecticut's Experiment VOTTpVVeil

tlcut has opened a newV held at ‘
rioyment to wpmVeu 1“?“

strike almost at the 11.19.11.13ng
most strikes, this one use will“???
the strikers getting more VihVIsVli tho!
asked for. ' I1 A

Sumara tobacco is notha " ' .' j
other tobacco in this state: ms.
which are cultivatediunder " ‘
vas tents to protect them
‘werltlier grow higher
-boa’d somethlmes eightl'br ~
«The bottom iehrss: see the

Vigr’ A

in lh‘? other tobacco fields the whole
stock isTAcut and hung up‘ to cure st Vibe

1‘quutrs. pleats '
are cut, beginning this bottom (it the
omit and working up up tbgz’gipen
they are strung together on a
feet long. Twenty-tire laihs’A‘ of atria!
01‘ leaves Ire made into: bundle. and
for the work or stringing tho ‘
receive 20 cents a bundle.
The work is light, gash
and yet the growers vshdil
in securing young women in
number to supply thh‘
because the womeh (lit .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

As the leaves of

 

 

 

when an applicators is
city’ employment chess for
to the tobacco 111101.11... A
they Ire expected to so oath“
and do men '15me . . T
A Tariffville farmer hos b,
eight acres of Sumatra fob
canvas. When he started-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hree young we
iclhe‘lfirmfl from in
men t

rett as .1011 salted 1111s.» were "'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

contends that be me outside all
illo’s mm m.-
Attorney

the remoTval o. theeplunder. Barrett
fWe’... no? and”???
s an ;
at Athen: in w
m ll. Wanton. who
WM Wt
, e

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.llrersassnre court is

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rm and thh girls

 
 

 
 
 

 

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