Domain of New HAW“. Who
hospital. steward that that»
. J. J Crayon in caring for Jeff
on Davis when he Was imprisoned
J rtrass Monroe, china to he do
.Geuerai Miles last nil t.
' oday Davis arrived at tho
ss’s. eits said "I was ordcl‘ed to
turban his room exactly like the
* room. occupied by our officers
‘ dilly. dlifsrsncs between the room oc-
cfipled by Davis and the oiiics‘rs wits
- t the opening or ombrasdrc
through which cannon pointed out
,J whrd where thsre were any bad diced
provided with iron 31“.!“an
"l placed in the room with my own
. hillldl'l a good iron hospital bedstoad
‘ new curled hair mattress, tzo new
blsnltét‘e. clean sheets, curled air pll
lows and clean pillow cases.
President Davis was placed law tilts1
room the door was locked and one
sshtinsl stationed in the room with
hits. and another on the parapet over
Mind. to prevent communication
through the ventilating pipe. Another
ssntry paced back and forth on the
blink of earth outside the moat.
"‘Ono reason for all this care was to
prevent any pusslbility of escape by
the aid of outside friends and also to
protect him from any hot headed an
ion soldier who might have fired upon
him had he been permitted to appear
sf. the window
“For the first few days he received
just such food as the enlisted men
were having He was soon removed
to one of the buildings in the center
of the fort, such as were occupied by
the careers of higher rank. 'l‘hs ssh-
tinel in the room being an annoyalios to
him was removed He was allowed;
a two hours walk upon the parapet
of the fort, accompanied by General l'froln Liver and Kidney trouble
Miles and a squad of four soldiers as
a guard."
Dr. Dorman says that in placing
blankets on Mr. Davis for a few days
General Miles only carried out orders
of the war department.
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
LU UNGD.
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly aifeciéd that i had many liem
orrhages." writes A. M. Ake of Wood.
ind. “I took treatment with soveral
physicians without any benefit. 1
then s artsd to take Foicy' s Honey and
Tar, and my lungs are now as sound
as a bullet. i recommend it in ad
vamed stages of lung trouble. " Foley' 9
Honey and TM stops llle cough and
has s the lungs and prevents serious
results from a cold. Refuse srrllsii
lutes. Sold at Plaisiod's drug store.
LITCHFI ELD'S OLDEBT REBI DE NT
DEA
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Expected soon to Celebrata Her One
Hundredih Birthday.
ili'I‘CHFIELD Mulch 1~Mrs. Loin
uel li‘J. Naafoyi used 99 years and six
months the oldcst resident of this.
town died today after an illness of a
few days with acute bronchitis. Mrs.
Nsafoy. was born in Wcthersilald and
slurs her marriage in 1830 ll d lived
in this town. She was greatly inter-
ested in all the events of the town
and rstsivod humorous calls. She had
horn antcinrting her one hundredth
flirt day am expecting to celebrate
it. She leaves a son who lives in
Hartford and a sister. Mrs. Joseph
Harris of Boston. who is so years old
and cams her alone when her sister
was first take ill.
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1'0 CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
'i‘aks laxailvs promo Quinlna 'l‘sblsts.
All Vdruxglats refund the money if it
, in o «are. N. W. Groves signature
iiii ouch MN. 350.
DANDURY .F HMl-iOUBE IURNED.
. DANBURY. March Lu-Tllo farm»
'. house of Wilm'ls. n38. White. near the
Now Fairlie d to u lino. was dsstro
ad by lira ys.tsrday afternoon to st
or with irony yalilablo anilqui ion.
The loss is 39.000, partly insured.
~Iflhipi10nadg
’ V it helped
. pain in my lungs and today i am soup“
h ifti ll «fish. :3- coVnt also accruals: two and i
ono-s transmitting as All! "A: n t ,
tom” 5 ”is?! i J “
Appaara That ConsOIIdstcd Enninsora
and Fireman Will Get To-
goth or Than.
It was stated at the general oillce
building of the Consolidated railroad
in New Haven today that the‘ commit.
the ff the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Ens users was still considering the
proposition as to the settlement of
the labor trouble made, by the Broth-
‘erhood of Locomotive Firemen as re-
ported in The Register and that there
was i good chance of the plans going
through. -
As will be noted from The Regis-
ter a report this new plan of the fin-
men if carried out will virtually make
the road an “open shop" for the file-
men.
The report is 'today that Grand
Chief .l. .l. Hannuhan and Second
Vice Grand Chief T. Shea of the fire-
men, together with Warren 8. Stone.
chief of" the ”Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers. and In W. Hurley of
that order, will meet in New York or
in this city on Thursday and submit
the proposition as agreed upon to the
sub committee of the directors of the
Consolidated r.ailrond
The plan, as a. ready outlined, will.
ii. is believer], be salisfastory lo the
railroad officials. in fact it is said.
so confident are the officials that the
plan will be satisfactory that the
2000 strike breakers who had been
engaged in New York at $2 per day
are being released, bill. their address-
cs are,bein; retained.
The matter orf the trainmen's af-
fairs wilh the road will be taken up
next week.
THE COLONEL'S WATERLOO.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey
Glove, Texas, nearly met his Wateliioo,
n a
recent letter he says: "i was nearly
dead, of these complaints. and. al-
though I tried my family doctor, he
did me no good; so i got a 500 hot-
ile of your great Electric Bitters.
\vhlcll cured me. 1 consider them
the best medicine on earth. and thank
God who gave you the knowledge to
make them." Sold, and guaranteed
to Vmcruc Dyspepsia. Bliiousncss and
Kidney Disease by l‘. H. Baxter, drug-
gislV of obs u bOtlie.
CLAIMS DEATH DAMAGES.
Minnie Spiro Sues Connecticut Rail-
Way and Lighting Company
for 65.000;
Minnie Spiro. administratrlx of the
estate of the late Solomon Spiro, has
instituted suil claiming the statutory
damages for a death, $5,000, against
“ .hc Connection} Railway and Lighting
Company.
it is cluimod that Mr. Spiro while
riding in a team on Main street.
Bridgeport. was struck by a trolley
car and badly injured so that uftcr a
form in the hospital he subsequently
died of his injuries on January 14,
1905. The accident is said to have
lullcll pillcc in from of Harris Ep-
slcin's store at 1737 Main street,
Bridgeport. Tile suit is colored in
iiVlo Superior Court by Attorney Bria.
ll m.
NEWS OF THE GONBOLIDATED.
James A. Blake. who for ten years
has been the manager at Bavin Rock
has been appointed manager of all the
amusements of the many parka con-
trolled by file Consolidator! Railroad
company boiwccn New York and Boa-
ton. Among the parks that will be un-
der his special care will be Buvln
Rock, New Haven: Hanover Park.
‘ieridsn; Rye Beach New York;
Crvstsi Dark, Middlatown; Fairvaiw
l’arlt. Sorlihhridge, Mlfiill; Pinohurst
Park, near Worcester; Berkshire
I'Park Pittsileld: Wildwood Park Put
nsm. »
George L. Connor, passenger traffic
manager of the New Haven road. will
be one of the speakers at the golden
inbiloa banquet of the Amsrioau MW
'Fnlion of Pasasnccrs and Tiokot
scouts. which will he held at the No
to! Schsnolcy. at Pittabnrt, March gill.
. 'l‘hia associsdon was fortnod March
. is, 1855.
Arthur H Barber. of the Providence
ivlslon of this Consolidator! Wraih'oad
has rsalgncd a clerkship there to halts
no position of chief clerk to fingerin-
'Vtciuiani.xi .1. ll Hanson of the 3ch
a lid copyright divisions. with
quartsrsa ow Huron
J wwwwm
ll
militias are r. isrrlhis tormsui to
tho little folks and to some older
mos. Easily cursd Donna Ointment
usvo‘r fails. instant rolls! psrmansni
curs. At any drug store. to costs.
all ' “or- raousbia colués Tuuan‘
Vsalile age
. hat
but at”
strip soonstl a3
Rs recovery from a cold FL
falling rcanedy fossil
i all _ 'l 1““
s a sale and asvsr
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ls,- Res «sonar l on
or. o berm until loss
at cm the start and” stop
Three riser—25c, 50c. 31. 00.
flnroat .5 in thh
i
Valli rs. shill who...
Jilgiplngzggfaflg
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DIED VIN POOR HOUSE.
M
Descendants of Franklin .
wards of Mioaflaid.
WILLIMANTIC Corfu. March 1.--
Elisabeth Plérce disc at the Mansfield
almshouse‘ ' yesterday twoniy-four
hours after this desth of her brother.
Andrew Pierc. who died at the saints
place on Sunday He was 81 years
of age and his sister was about the
The two Vnrs said to ba
descendants of the some stock from
which sprang President Franklin
Pierce.
For many years they lived togethsr
on a farm in Mansfield. But they ro
fused to repair their house and the
farm got into such shape that they
were taken by thoauihoritles and um
into the almshouse against their wish-
es.
Pierce
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THE GRIP.
"Before We can sympathize with
others, we must have suffered our-
selves." No one‘ can describe to you
the suffering attending an attack of
the grip. unless you have had the ac-
tual caperloncsp. There is probably
no disease that causes so much physi-
cal and menial agony, or which no
successfully‘dciics medical aid, Ali
danger from the grip, however, may be
avoided by the‘ prompt use of. Chain-
berlain’s Cough Remedy. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
reported that has resulted in pneu-
monia or that has not recovered. For
sale by Sti‘llsou-I‘oweli Corporation,
Clifford Pharmacy. Plerce's Bridgr
Pharmacy, Zeiifuss Pharmacy. ”
TO BUY SHORE PROPERTY.
HARTFORD, March V1.-—Presldcul
H. '1‘. Blake, of the New Haven Park
commission, Attorney George E.
Beers, Judge L. A. Doolittle, N. F.
Plait, slate pomologlsi, and Judgr»
elect Mathewson, appeared before
the judiciary cominiflcn this morning
in support of Judge Doolltilc's bill
providing for the reservation of shore
properly in the llilcrcsl of tho public.
The bill" risks for an npproprlulioa of
$15,000 and the appointment of a corn.
illlsslon to buy proporry along illo
Connecticut coast for use as a breath-
ing place for the public in file warm
weather. The bill states that shoro
property along the coast is being rap-
idly bought up for private use.
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STRIKES HIDDEN ROCKS.
When your ship of health strikes
the hiddcn rocks of Consumption.
Pneumonia, oic., you are lost, if you
don't get help from Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. J. W.
McKinnon. of Talladega Springs. Ala.,
writes: "1 had been very ill with.
Pneumonia, under the care of two doc.
tors. but was gelling no better when
he began to fake Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. The first dose gnvo relief,
and One bottle cured nlc " Sure cure
for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and
colds. Guul‘nntcad at F. H. Baxter's
drug store. price 50c and $1.00. Trial
bolilo iron. in
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CAPTAIN OF TRINITV COLLEGE
TE M
A l
HARTFORD, March l.~—Allen Road
Coodaie. of the class of 1905; Trin-
ity College. was yesterday slootod
captain of the track learn. to succeed
C. W; Robinson who has left college.
Goodalo has limited successfully for
the last two years as a half mile and
quarter mile runner.
ANAEMIA
is thin bio‘od. It causes pole
faCcs, white lips, weak nerves
and lack of vitality; A blood-
enriching, Efat producing food-J
medicine is needed. Scott‘s
Emulsiongocs to the root of
the trouble, strengthens and
enriches the blood' and builds
up the entire ayatém. For
anaemic ‘giris, thin boys, and
onfccbled mothers, it is the
standard remedy. It builds
up and strengthens the and...
system with wonderful rs~
pidity. '
We’ll send you a ssmpla free.
remedy. not one case has ever been ‘
J Stomach trouble for some time.
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PROPOSED TIN-LEV LINE.
awn-v—
Lively Hearing flsforo Railroad Com
mlttso at Hartford.
HARTFORD. March i.--The. com-
mittse on railroads yesterday after
noon hold a lively hearing on the ap-
Mention of tho Waterbury A Mildale
Trolley company for permission tr
build a trolley line between ihese
points. decral solithington citizens
were present to advocate this mess
are. but the Coauect‘lcut Railway and
Lighting company opposed it on tho
grounds thin it was practically a pan
Jallcl to its min line. which was bull.
lit a min coal between Waterbury
and Cheshire. Attorney Hinckn of
Bridgeport, for the Connecticut Rail
way and Lighting company. explained
that this stretch of roadbed had been
very expansive. costing nearly 8640,
000 to construct.
CASTORIA
llli find You liars Allin: Birgit
Basra tho
Signature of .
’COMMITTVEE HEARING POST:
- PONED.
HARTFORD. .COnuh March 1.——
Judge—elect Mathewson. of New Ha
yen, secured a postponmeut yestcr
day of the proposed hearing on the
application for an amendment to the
act providig for the trustees of the
old almshouse fund. of Now Haven.
This was done owing to lilo illncss of
Burton Mansfield, onc of the trustees
‘Jfr. Mathewson proposes to have the
$200,000 applied to wiping out. the
city's indebtedness. The hearing
went over.
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No MORE STOMACH TROUBLES
All stomach trouble is removed, by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. ll
gives tho stomach perfect rest by di
gearing what you out without the atom
ach's aid. The; food builds up thi
oody, the rest roslorcs the stomach it
health. You don't have to diet your.
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. J. I). Erskine. of Allonville
Mich., says, “i suffered Heartburn a}?
\
sister-in~law has had the some trouble
and was not able to eat for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. Af
ter taking two bottles of Kodoi Dys
pepsin Cu‘ra she was entirely cured
She now outs heartily and is in good
health. i sin glad to say Kodol gavel
me instant relief." Sold by Tho Cllf
ford Pharmacy. V '
NEW BATTERY A. CAPTAiNs.
HARTFORD. March -1. -- Orders
were issued al the ndjulanl genoral‘r
onion lJodny llppoluling First Lieuten-
ant W. H. Holcllklss, Gullford all cap-
tain of Bullory A, First Connccllcul
Light urllllcry. to succeed Captain
O'Brien. The battery is also ordered
do call a mooring to select a ilrst lisu-
tcnulli.
~——.
srars Lasoa sons.
The organised machinists of Con-
necticut are Just now conducting a
movement. 'whioh ‘it is thought will ’re
suit in tho mutual burlallt of the ma-
chinists and their cmp‘loysrs. ’f'hs
increment is an odusationui one, a
number of speakers are now travel-
ing through lhe stats and addressing
mass meetings, sotllng‘forth the oil
locts of affiliation ofmaohinlsislin‘m
concise manner. This movalbont was
llastonsd in part by the dissemination
of literature by the National Moral
'f'rsdss‘ Association. and the National
Manufacturers’ ' Association.“
the organism machinists= consider
puts than: in an unfavorable light.
Among the speakers who arc appsar-
in; at thaw mass meetings are inter-
national President “James O’Donnell
and seventh Visa President JWsltor
Amos of Karissa City. They are to
speak in Bridgeport, New Haven An-
sonla and Hartford. ~ . ' 91c J
The greatest"- labor demonstration
svor planusd a Coniisclicut is th
for Which arr nomadic sro alrséy
undcr way during; the wash his
centennial coitihrailon at Marines.
June 10 in ii, 4,906. 'l‘ha central lia-
bcr union ‘i has of tho illdvlilliont
and it is a posted that over so 000 its
her man or ii atisnd from all over rho
country. Tho speakers will be Ham-
ucl Gompsrs and other hotels Honours
and there will be an immense strssi
sad a Bonus. 409 Paul St. Nor Your.
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parade in counsellor with tho affair.
V. .yest‘sl’tlily no... on
don form in Shannan last Auiust, .‘m
ial on a chain
fires in the
«all: an , the
H ‘ can... .auilsrlurJ cairn. .rhs morn-
in; was spent fascinating a. Jury. and
up to the noon sdiourhnrsnt only Vols
of the Wolves jurors around has as n
selected. . J
Taylor and Schmidt you. farm
band's employed by W. D. Crittehdbui
a wealthy New York manufacturer,
it his sumri'rsr home in Shhi‘in‘sa. in
the. absence of the members of ms
lumilVy, 'l‘aylor was murdersd on Au-
gust 22. Wild and the house robbed of
Jewelry, other valuables and cash to
this amount of oils sl’i’xlllil Later as
was arrestdd in Kentucky and bronchi
Jlere for trial. it is understood tiisi
.he dsfsnsc will try to prove that the
:rilllris‘r at Taylor was an act of sslfa
defaults durln aquarralx " J
At a: 20 o'c Och last niphtJ ills iliry
in tho schmldt inurd r‘ case was sin-
panneled attain» Bli’ll day‘sfls‘ass‘ion.
ind not until tho dshnso hail “hassle
ed 14 shallsnaosambblsiats s and as
taleslhen had bs'on s abused by tho
court, was the last juror, W. K. Rubi
be“ NE ”W ”High
The jury than his as... is on
composed: Joanie. Mill‘s whims A.
Lewis, William tr. now all Illd suitor
Skidorcrs, all at Bridgeport; name’s
B Fairchiid, of Dunbury’; Tunings
Young“. Harn'isn .n. Mead and miss
E. Brown of omission: flank Hor-
ton, rot. New tsunami James Births w
laud: oleNol-mlkl‘ .i Willilim wrist.
of Bldtfifléliip and W. K. VJ. Kubbsll.
of Wilton:
The drill talssnlan and was forbid
Barnum, of Rachel, and he was chal-
lenged by the defense sad «consul. He
stated he was a member of a jury ten
years ago which convicted two ltallsns
of murdering a girl by pl‘acint hsr
upon the tracks of the Confolllistcd
railroad.
John London of Fan-dais, was s:-
cuud by tho defense. lie said he was
a juryman on a Not-Walk murdsr cuss
some year-saga; ill-which a vsrdict of
manslaughter was brought in.
Judge Whoelcr excused-Wilbur if.
Hoyt. of New Canaan. This Jtslssman
had. rather hazy ideas of the weight of
grand jury procedures and the court
said he thought he might enter this
jury box with some prejudice in his
mind.
William H. Gilbert. of New Canaan.
was another amused from the case by
Judge Wheeler. Ho did not an r to
have a very strong idea that t law
.irésumes a prisoner innocent until ho
s proved guilty.
The third to be excused by the court
was William Plait Boers. of Norwalk,
who said that when a grand jury held
a prisoner for the hi her court, it
would take some svldcn o to clear his
.nlnd of the impression of the ac-
lulled s guilt.
Samuel Grumman, of Dal-led, said ha
never read about murder cases in tho
newspapers. Attorney Klein asked
him if he had read about the Nan
Patlsrson case, and the missions re-
;llied he had but he didn‘t follow it
lp. He said he didn't think‘he could
airly try tiltI case on account of
prejudice. Judge Whoelsr asked him
‘ f be said that ill order to avoid serv-
ing in the case. Mr. Grumman said
it was his honest opinion, and the
court excused film. .
Merllll'J. Waterbury. of Darlen.
was the first taiasmau examined on
the opening of ihe'aftarnoon ssssioll.
He knew nothing about the case but
had served on a jury at one fluid in
a murder case in which a verdict of
guilty had beenreturuod. ‘ lie was
willing to give the prisoner. every
reasonable doubt and to try the case
impartially. nbut the J defense didn't
care no risk ill l.m
Henry Dudley Osborn was a juror
in -tho Fads murder trial a four years
ago and that jury convicted the ac-
culled. and although Mr Osborn had
no previous knowledge of this cast
and oxprosscd his Willingness to try
it upon the evillsucs. the defense con-
cluded he was undesirabie'
Alvah L. Dickihs, 05 years old, of
New Carissa. knew nothing (if tho
case and was Without bias o‘r acruo“
pics. but he find served an ills Cor
man murdsr‘csss, in which-tho as»
cusod had boon found sullty of (our
cell in the second. source and tho da-
Schmidt s Iifo in his hands. J
Frank fibriou, of New Canaan. was
accepted as ths‘ ninth juror, .
Aaron 0. Marsha, oi." Nortvalk sn-
torlainsd "omissions s'glilnllf. the death
penalty and was excused by the court.
Gould Hoyt; I'll. of Ndrwslk; ssrvdd
as a' juror in the Percy Johann
nonhuman hum Hawaii clinilbhssd
by stats Attorney ’iv‘ssssnlsn, boil]:
the fourth chansons of tho stats.
.lsinos Sutherlltnil of'JNorwslk. was
mounted as this initial Juror, ..
Charles ill. Lockwood of walls...
would not also tbs sumo wailht lo
the tosirimony of the accused all its
«ammo a condition wilhbss. its
was ohallsllxcd :JJfoi- close by tho dds
hauls M: “Gould.
challenged b tbs slats. J
prewar (ii an. of Weston wanted
the court to ascribe blm becsuao o!
huslns‘ss that hooded his attention.
irhs court mums But Mr. million
was dorsally annulled whsn it Was
found that be on door. .
“K J. liubbsll the next tales»
man, was Vacccptsd and flllod the panel.
"OF THAT 001.0
or ii ma result in Pnauulonia. Bra:
slllan flu in is breaking up Colds whom
.3... astronomical
tors. bastar' sass ’ .
fauna did not think boat to entrust
alias! .m m:
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Pure Colonial Solid M Logan
Tho above rcirrs to a four piece Bedroom Suits at pie?
cut in the exhibition bedroom' in 'our Fd iiurc Stiller 1i rs
asaranlc from the manufacturers warerooms Voiollliil in ‘
style,' ti tri'ic 'répr'odu‘ction lh‘ ‘cvcry line.“ it. His lasslyc and
dignified. a suits or every way satisfactory trill styles It has
lelatVVV craftsmen call an eggshell shall, not Vhéifhi gh finish of
spine picc‘cs, but duller and Very smooth, “5‘ Rni‘sVii that Will
last‘ through the years. The suite. embraces these four
articles:
Bed “ ‘
Dresser ' ‘
Chest of Dralvers
,Cllcval Mirror.
At their individual pric‘cs {base are valued at $300. We
offer them at $213, cloac figures. '
Worth all especial visit to see.
' FVotVlrtir floor, takc elevator.
Carpet Rugs
New lines for spring art now on exhibition the iVs‘l‘ge
aquarcs 9 x 12, which cover an entire room, and which cash
ascend grow more strongly in pubic fawn. They are hindled
with more case than a carpet, while this designs and colorings
are Always pleasing
PVercesV from also to $37. so First floor
{tutu
Clearing Sale of. Comfortables.
TheSe will be found attire ioot oi the central stairway at
the Flanncl Section.‘ I‘liey are heav) warm Comfortiblés
with coverings oi ohalli, figured or- plain, a wide assortment
of colors and patterns. Full 'siz‘c, 72 x 80 inches.
Regular $1.50 grade for $1.25.
Regular $1.25 grade for 98¢.
As announced yesterday the first of the Spring Suits are
on view in the coat and Suit Rooms. The models tire very
handsome and distinctive. A chance to select something
choice and distinctive.
The D. M. Rocco.
as THE asasou aovauccsws Moor MAKE asaov son ‘rtia
spams av chosluo our WINTER crock. roa THl8 was“
arsolALs ws Hays cuosau: ‘
$5 adios Shirt \Dsls’ts.
, ll
udiss’ Flannel Walrus.
Ladies Saloon Walsis,
‘70s wan 01.00. 01.“ “Eli”.
Ladles’ Check Wallis. hadisa' Mohalr‘W'aim.
01:00 war. “.00. 75: word (1,00
Ladlss‘ manual Walsh, Ladios' Mohair Wastils,
70° worn 01.00. . 01.00 walls IMO-
Ladles’ slasher Willi“. Ladlea'B Mohali' Within,
01.00 wars 31.00. , . 01.40 ws‘rVaV 12.00.
OTHIR wais'rs AT aluihaa aaoucrrous.
A FIW MORE ”5018 OF FUR LEFT A? THE MARKID DOWN
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84 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Toiophsns 343-6. V... i
ulti’
with Your Missiles ’
so the advsntuos Offer“ in this
using of ill".
loss-dull
Noll
fours and was nousod by the court. In
of WWW) W“ L
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