.u
I ‘1..Ifi;lli°'tllt;iututIt
and the liceitvllls' court
. slits Causé civil-elm.
Batch, of flow Hilton. Af-
p‘olliisil by loll. Roberts. a ‘
Surcsdeis’t Mary Hall on
. pistols Board ‘oi Charities
. iisit‘ritorto. March 9.——Tlle'ijtidlc'
, itsry coin Ittee prior to the convening
of, the» thirst Assembly yesterday
morning, gave a public hearing on mitt»
. opilaneous judgesbip appointments to
“ louder-courts and on the bill ullow-
xiii: New Haven Superior Court clerics
. {I ,Ilhll’jonnualiy, cleric of Hartford
.. ocunty.‘8upcrnor Court $1,500 and
‘ ‘ . cleric of. Ruperlor Court (at Waterbury
3 000 annually for clerical expenses.
,_ belithouus that yesterday at 11:30.
“load“ matter! receiving coup dera-
hliattontion and miscellaneous bills
til Molutlons were passed on favora-
ble committee reports. ‘
Govdi‘tibf Roberts was at his allies
‘ l ,theocg‘lloi yesterday morning, hav-
almo‘ cemptetely recovered from
recent Illness. For nearly an hour
. flieid an‘tnforintti reception during
hiclt'time he was the recipient or
hilmilunxi'atulations from members
' of...hofioneral Assembly. ,
(”A failure of the Senate session was
at; stratus armswtth senator Jere-
glfil Donovan, oi Norwalir. 'arrayell
Flipstjenators Paige and Judson.
o ,tit'Judiclary committee. and Semi-
toi' Blckoeil of the nuance committee.
It stoic War the resolution appoint-
iilx Lester D. Phelps. of Recitvltle, ssi
tootsie ludpe orthe town court of
ltviilc, which was reported Invers-
by by the'judlcla‘ry committee. Mr.
Phelps Was a candidate for state atidl;
tor and a caucus choice. The finance
committee did not iudorse the cantli-l
dscy and the appointment went to w.
P. Bailey. of Danbury. Senator Dono-
van was one of Mr. Phelps' warmest
ottpporters for state auditor and he
complimented the judiciary committee
on righting a wrong to an old soldier.
Senators Paige and .iudson voiced
their appreciation of the compliment In
shrcaiitie terms anti Senator Blcknell
t cldnance committee in endorsing Mr.
Icy. .
Governor Roberts submitted to the
Senate the following appointments to
tho stole board of charities for two
yours from July 1, 1906: Robotics u.
realisi- or flow
“coarsening.
Cotton Cloth
Unbleached Muslin. 2 to 5 yards.
Oats Pricl cc.
Unbleached Musrln, 2 to 8
Sale Price to.
Unbleached Muslin,
9o. 8a.. Price 7c.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 2 to 8
yards, rogulai- prlce 10c. Sale Price
7%).
Unbleached Muslin. 29/4 yards wide.
Sale Price 15c.
BETTER GRADES AT SALE PRICES
Bieachsd Muslin. 2% yards wide.
Sale Price 17c.
BETTER GRADES AT SALE PRICES
Bleached Pillow Cases, 36 x 45 in.
clics, Sale Price 8c.
Bleached Pi ow Cases. Hemstltchsd.
Sale Price 12i/2c.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 inches, reg-
ular ircg 55c, $an Price 49c.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 inches. reg-
ular price 5°C, 8: a Place 490.
Bleached Sheets. 81 x 90 inch... reg-
ular price sat/2o. Sale Price 65c.
:50“ briefly, upholding the action of
.x ...
yards,
regular price
Ladieu’ Gdiraments
LADIEB' SHIRT WAISTB.
Regular Pr.co $1.00, Sale Pr.cc 50c.
LADIEB' SHIRT WAIBTB.
Regular P'ice $1.50. Sa-e Price 75c.
LADIEB' SHIRT WAISTS,
Regular Price $2.00. Sale Price 31.00.
LADIEB' WALKING SKIRTS.
Regular Price 32.98. Sale Price 91.98.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS,
Regular Prlc. $3.98, Bale Price $2.49.
LADIES' WALKING outlive,
ngulal-Prics 35.00, Bat. Prlos'taslii.
, LADIE" WALKING SKIRTS,
‘ Insular Price as.” and ”.40, Oats
Pi- ca 63.“.
LADIfl"LON0 BKIRTB. at equal ro-
ductlons.
MIOBIG‘ RAIN GOATD.
Raouiar Price 68.“. talc Price $2.49.
molds“ RAIN costs.
Regular Price 54.98. bale Price 88.49.
It“
Rainbow and ill.
commissioners of the Mlddletown and
Portland Bridge. ,
. "Tilbwitlilil‘t‘lp’i'lltlonlf committee * ' l":
fogiedtavorably on. race arm
n
clot in
mlpsioner, state auditors .and execu-
orilble action in the Bonate'were: Roo-
of New London: international Banning,
Corporation of New flavour
to fund floating indebtedness.
in taking rabbits between July 1.1906.
and July 1, 190i). codes ablieblng' it
close season for mink an
April 1 to October 81. except on the
land of tlleeraons takingthe same
when mink or otter is deltructivo to .
their poultry and other property. were
passed. ‘
‘ The committee on Senate appoint-
ments reported favorably on the inso-
lutions appointing» David A.- Billion.
W. 8. Foster. Franklin Terry, W. w.
Hyde. F. 13. Weeks and E. K. Hubbard.
trlliltees rot the Connecticut Hospital
for the insane
the resolutions under suspension of
and grannds reported favorably on a
resolution appropriating $10,000 st year
totho commission of sculpture in be
expended
froiit of the capitol. '
tlons matting variants jtidgeship
Tramway Company and the Whitman-
the, railroad committee.
isomé
Ii
dd gone-l.
.. preterm
. .. .il.
appropriations to flying site all“
birthstone“ oi, as turnout.
tive department.
Concurrent action was takonwith
ti... pa sage of the various calendar
oiattsru ‘ . ’
Antoni, the mettsures receiving my.
Britain Gas Company: Thalnes 0|qu
Witchfloce Companytho. 2. of New
liford, and authorising the town of
urhaln and Windhamlto issue bonds
Bills prohibiting the use of ferrets
otter. from
The Senate adopted
rules.‘
The committee on capitol furniture
In beautifying the north
(in favorable reports of the judiciary
outnmlttee the Senate adopted resolu-
op-
p6intments to inferior courts.
In the House yesterday'petitlons in
favor of the Waterbury and Milldnle
tic Traction Company were referred to
Among the pills and resolutions
adopted were: Amending charter. of
New umdon County Mutual Fire in-
surance Company relative to Board of
Directors; extending time in which
Municipal Bond and Mortgage Conn
l'lllll)’ mil! Ol‘galliZEZ regulating Sill!!!"
lea oLjudgo and prosecuting attorney'
of the town of Orange; act‘ooncerning‘
dredging do the Sausatucit River;
authorising town of Stamford to pur-
chase and build a town hall; not es-
tablishing a town court in- Soothing-
ton. providing for~ a judge at a emery
Remnants Shirtlng Prints, Sale
Pric. 4c.
Msrrlmac snirIlng Prints, Sale
Price 5c.
indigo and Fancy Prints. Sale Price
3c.
. Good Quality Apron Ginghams, Bats
Price 5c.
Standard Apron Ginghams. 2 to 6
yards, Sale Price 6c.
Remnants Seersucksrs, regular price
‘Oc, Sale Price 7c.
ehort Lengths Seersuckers, regular
price 1213c, sale Price 8c.
Madras Cords. 2 to 8 yards. regular
_.r|co 160, Sale Price 1253c.
Extra Quality Madras Cord. rsguiar
, lice 22o to 25¢, Sale Price 15:.
' ’ ‘7 oil
out adopted under suspension crud"
. , iii
obi
$600 to .700 annual
tIVe Hoyt. of mantle
substitute report as an lil'lilmdmalltivalopoa from the , In.“
orbiting the salary
delicate persona.
drug store.
up as a burglar.
a KI'OL‘EI')‘ MON.
rou‘ll c ., watt '
in room to «fun
‘ he bill“
lilies of t e" hp
osooutltin attorney. on ole
tbinford
to ”.200 impunity ‘
it,
one favored theiaflor cinount.
resentatlves Lee and alves, .of the come $200,000,
elutions amending charters of New mlttee,. said that title was in accord New Haven, and Morse, of Waterbury,
, A favored the bill, but, several of Hit:
ballot IWN‘ taken on the amendment town representatives objected to it.
WM" ““1 1‘ WM ‘0‘“ by a “"0‘9‘0" 5- ‘vl" 55- :Benatorl‘tlcknell. oi' Morldou, suit] tiittt
.Tho report of the committee was then ”,0 town had butler use for ”m I,”
accepted and tilt: resolution iuloptlclti. ‘
he ineorporut one committee w I chi .v .
hold on executive session 'hiesdsy ul‘. haunt “dammit”
tornoun sent in u. number of reports.
Resolution-e untendin
Middlesox lllstol'lca
corporating the Chelsea Kennel Club
were rejected on unfavorable reports
of the committee.
with salaries paid liy-‘iothor cities.
mun...-
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley to 00.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as n throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great.
merit anti popularity of Foley's lion-
cy and Tar many imitations are offer-
od‘for the genuine.» Auk for Foley's
Honey and TM ahd refuse any suhstl.
tute offered as no other prepcration
will give the slime satisfaction.
mildly laxative.
iaton nod Is safest fo‘rchildren nnd
Sold at Plnlsted‘n
its
lly court. caused a
flurry in t e House The therewith:
as reports by the committee wore:
“futilityi 'Jil le‘ hunt!” to‘ ‘-‘l‘t‘00" ‘sn-‘
any, prosecuting attorneytfrom Ill-
and clerk from
Represent»
submitted a
chbttl‘i‘l' of
Association, in-
lt contains no
“its ., Iii.
, to tissue
, Iloatlnn in-
d :spor’t’cddfatolia‘lityi'b, the
as M Int” Altma-
..ih%gsfl it; if“ " tfi lud‘ a.
r llttlg “WWW?“ thermoetlnroinmpw
'0!
M186 dDmlly indigo-.1. [,1]!de 10 I ‘ erburv ll L
little and criticised the minimum to... (330“ Mm“ mg ve Wat. . a a.
mixing in local inmates Where every 000 otuoost of tilt); hand illi‘firltllllml
399* to New Haven when the fund reached
it to
up-
A BURGLAR ALL RIGHT.
M.-
Today.
The nutrient man In Dunbury yester-
day whit William Oriemun. the Bridge.
port limit who called at the police sin-
tlon and suited aim favor to be locked
He war-t fairly sober
yesterday and when it dawned upon
hlm'tliat he had not only made fl. grout
deal of a champ of himself, but had
begun u journey that was llltely to
end in Wolhersfltild prison, lie was
ready to do even no rush u thing no
to lulu: the temperance pledge for life.
The Bridgeport police hunted up Or.
lemsn‘s record in that city yesterday
anti last night notified Captain Brati-
iey that Orloman had apparently done
all the things that he had confessed
doing when he gave hint-cf up and
that they would be after him with n
warrant charging him with burglary.
Oi-lemtm ullmiilleii breaking into sev-
eral establishments‘in Bridgeport. am-
‘ orig them ti. stable. a'drug‘ltore and
The story he told
inboi‘u illil phartdnerlwho was contoured
.to V oi let's el pr son at last. month‘s
%j m lsesslon of the superior
' ”W ifound to be true.
—.
Will H
But Orlcmans Is a Very Sorry Man
till)
. the next general assembly could ro-
Wilri
HAflMflD. Mar it lib-No action
was it on. tho matter of levying a
is: to'»roifls'lilltdt committee. ditlons to
the courthouses in New avsn and
‘Haven count iioisgatio yesterday at-
tdtuill‘oni .~ b‘gatorlohlnt dlfllafi'hleilfl
h ...ill'Qi' ,9 (w 5.. Pill? ,,
slit inn fun Ioshzm'l‘ldo byline levy of
odotonllimf a mill on the strand tax
list. Mr, Chatilsld said tshat‘htnyor
StutIIGY.’Of‘NOW Riven. would notion»
loose the levy. 0 position at ones do
The idea of
' ‘ti' reached .100.-
Represehtntivm 'l‘iison‘, of
money now than to put. It. into court-
Stinulor (.lltiliiluid
asked if the towns preferred to have
the levy of two tir‘tllrieu mills mndo
a few years iIGIICl'.‘ nil Iii u lump iii-
etead of a minute levy lit the present
time. He said that if the caucus hftd
no right to decide on this legislation
'voko the action. A motion to adjourn
prevailed by it vote of ill to Iii-anti the
mutter has gone over for two years.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
091., says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
. until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaist‘ed, F‘. iii. Bax
er and the Clifford Pharmacy "
DANBURY BOYCOTT CASE.
State Supreme COurt Decline: to Hear
It In Present Form.
HARTFORD. .‘dnrch ll.——Tlle famous
Danhury boycott case came up for :1
hearing In the supreme court yester-
titty. It is the arise of l). E, lnuwe &
C0,, oi. ni.. uglilnsl Martin bowler and
240 others charging them with con-
splrucy to annihilate the plaintiff's
business by means of u peaceful boy-
cott. The case came up io-day on res.
orvatiun for the supreme court to do-
eide whether the state courts had jur-
isdiction In the (ruse.
Counsel for lilo defense questioned
whether the court would wish to hour
the arguments of (iimnsel. maintaining
the condos elm only be board where
cusps have been fully heard on their
merits In the lower court. After strong
argument bud been made by counsel
on both sides the judges retired to tie-
ilberato. They .l‘PIUI'ileii in about
twenty minutes and announced that
they had agreed that they would not :
hour the ease in the form which it is ‘
now before them. i
ll's wry uncomfortable to all two In '
a chair when somebody suddenly a
comes lntti tho room
Washers A DIc
“Ruins
:or this ltlnd ha pelt daily.
inter school work will be done in con-
lmnhe the appropriation.-
I.
italirosd a... ,
l-fii‘ _ _,
, . a
lg Desi ’
. . Itch sawtooth . .-
‘ Three dial/lib we an of ‘ at Port
Chester nsld'n still no “sterility in
“3.39%“ curbindrs' 9‘5 .be—
fore J c 0 files; tilt at said
from the its silt yards lit. a fort.
Chester. The practice had i Own to
s h an extent that the railroad com‘
p by decided to make an example of
awfsw ofths women. and Monday sf-t
ternoon Sheriff hitch sadOlileor Ned-
ley corralod invade! the cool-pickers
and took them to Greenwich» Two
paid 12.64 and the third 10.l8.in fitted.
for holding the law in contempt. - ' .
All of the women had heewwarned
u number of tiniespbut they did not
hood what was told thorn. The offl-
cors made the arrests Monday Instead
of waiting until there should he a
larger number, in order that tho plin-
ishnieut indicted on these might be it
wnrulnx. Monday being wash day,
most of the Binvlsh WDIIIOI‘l who make
u [)l'atrilt‘l' of robbing the cure were
obliged to stay at home. otherwise the
officers could have arrestedbetween
fifteen and twenty.
The trio arrested were Mrs. Anna
Saturn. Mrs. Suzie Mayezchlot‘ tutti
Mrs. Mary ilanlto‘. the institution pay.
lug the beaviestftue, because she had;
been told to keep away. Shepieaded
not guilty. thought :caushtr with a“
coffee-bag containing about three
bushels of coal. . - ‘
Recently two women picking coal
in the yard catne within on see of be-
ing run down it a train. Occurrences
NO SUMMER .BCHOOL.
Teacher. Will NOt‘Mset for Study Un-
dar Auaplcss of. the State. ‘
Secretary 0. D. mob of the state
board of education has received in-
quiries nbont the holding of it summer
school for tea here. under the. one.
plates of the slits at Mantle, the
coming summer. ‘
Secretary time is at a was to know
how the impression prevails in some
parts of the state that there will be
summer school for teachers held this
year. The board of education has de-
rided not to hold a school title Year.
The first summer school was held
nearly twenty years ago in Niantlc,
and the attendance was so large that
there‘ was difficulty in providing
bourdin accommodiitlon for all who
attends . Afterward there was a
summer school held In Sullielil.
The last summer reboot for teach.
Pl‘p was held 'in Norwich, when the
daily areraae attendance for the slit
wookx of the school was 600. From an
educhtionui point of view the school
was a pronounced success. Among
the iorturers was the late Dr. John
Fluke. Whatever is done by the stlte
board of education this year in sums
petition with the Yale summer school '
in New listen.
The discontinuance of the summer
school. under the auspices of the state
board of education, is“ due entirely to
the expedite. to costs from 33,000 to
H.000 to hold a term of the school.
and the legislature has not seen fit to
84 Washington Street, South Norwailk, Goon.
SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9.,
biting
i
i
l
i
Linens
DAMABK TowcLs, also III by as,
Valuc 10c, sale Price In; 2 for 15¢.
DAMAGK TOWELB. 20 by 40,
Value 12i/ao. sale Price 90.
OATMEAL TO’WELB. 24 by 48.
Value 15c. Sale Price 10o.
TURKISH BATH TOWELB'
villus 1215c, Sale Price oc'.
TURKISH BATH TOWELB,
Value 150. all. Price 11c.
TURKISH IATH TOWlLai
Value 200, Gals Price We.
TURKIQH IATH TOWELO.
Value 260. his Price 190.
BLIACHID TAILI DAMAIK.
Value 256, lots Price 299.
BLIACl-IID TAILI DAMAIK.
Value lilo, l‘ais Price 200.
suacndo rants Damask.
Value 500. this Price 42:.
LADIII’ RAIN . .GOATI.
Regular Price $12.60. lat. Price 07.86.
LADIEO' RAIN COATS.
Regular Priortliitoo
PH “.1
a
p
. Pl”.
souls;- Price 91.0). Isis Price 99"
sputu- Price, 1606‘. lids Prlc’. ass.
ADIBO’ sic, noowu almanac.
" lai- resistor. IIII an» no.
to arm. sale ‘
plas' summons «moms,
ocular Price: 1.00. Oats Price The. 1:
glut ourlno FLANNIL downs!
ALI. LININ ‘rasts Damask,
Value 66o. Isis Price coo.
ALL LINEN tracts DAMAIK,
'Vaius m. Isis rm. son.
A 'ifaotss' rcahustsrn walls-l mu. sup counrsseauss.
ngalus 0c. datum-leach}!
i you. silo couurssrauss,
a. evade stud. sat. rm. 7».
, mu. silo o‘ounrsneauss,
W“ "-29.9919, "33‘ it“.
mu. silo counfhnraiias,
1 Villa. om. Mic enact-.19:
Tov‘Velsflond Table 1
I
1 w ‘jzt
LAWRENCE
REMNANT A
A
‘E
3%
Remnant and Surplus Stile!
m was .mm. first..-
URrLusissts.
‘i' . ~ ‘
w .
l
i
l
Surplus Stock."
The success of out-previous Under Price Sales warrants us in
making liberal preparations for this one. We have made large pur-
chases diréct'from sgents of the mills. and carefully selected the bar-
gains from offerings of the Wholesale. Houses. '
To thelboyc walleye made large additions from our regular
stock at Bargain Prices and can confidently assure our friends of1 The sale GOOdB.
an attrictlvc andprofitable purchaslnk opportunity.
We cxtcndto the people of The No‘rwslits a cordial invitation;
to attend our Popular Semi—Annual Sale of "Factory Remnants and .
Red Tickets
Indicate
All Prices flare (liven are Speciel ..for this minnows!“
and SWW §t°°k 391‘ “it“ WW our. '
,;: SPECIAL Intros noon has.
A. 131ch RMANc'soN
The D.
. w
* alumna: “'
i the
For other Gowns.
For the fine Black Gown
some distinctive costume ihnde7*olll'i’ soft ‘f'l'cta that
to wear this. spring, lite hand
will be
light and airy when warm days come, that “are a. number of
light weight Silk and wool fabrics which are of eitqnisite
quality. ‘
Crepe tic Poplin. silk and
wool, {Vinegars a crepe but with
the high lusll‘cpl' oltl-izisliioncll poplin.
Two qualities, 44 inches wide, $i. o and $2.00.
Eolieune, silk and wool,
mnrl‘tsblc sheen. It is shown
to $i.7$'. " '
Crepe
Shadow Crepe, $t.oo.
a hermit til wcnvc with it to
both plain and figured, $1.00
line. silk and wool, $1.00 to$l.§0.
Wool Crepe, $1.00 to $t.so. .
French Voiies. 75c to $2.06.
deport
The new Tan Coverts‘flifc here, about twenty different
models. the choice-stand most exclusive etyles in the market.
Coats.
Box Coats, close-fitting and half-fitting.Coats,,w_itii collars
end without, strapped; platted, and with eiotfseagns. tailored
III the most perfect style. 'I‘liew’ise woman will realizellliit
an early selection is preferable.
The F. P. Corset.
We have recently it...
to our stock the .F. P. Corset
in a number of: new springmodels..iitciu_tl.lttg the “Armor-
side". winch is a favorite with many women.
White and Gold Ghana.
Plates-in three sizes, will
Dinner Plates
'l‘ca Plates ‘.
Dessert Plates
Cups and Saucers
White Cups and Satlccrs.
to with gold figures:
.......... 6 to: (the.
. 6vior. 2);.
.........6 for see.
with gold bands, G’for 50c.
Ry;
usi--.
Business men who are interested in,thefilobciWci‘niclte
system of r ding Devices. Bookcases, Card Indexes, and Cab-
tools are requested to commu
nicatc with usthis week.
Those thin white Chino Cups and Saucers ofiiic ego
shell variety are selling rapidly. DOn’t wait too lung if you
need any. we each.
Wm
The D.‘ M,
0N
Hosiery“ .
LADIIB‘ index Host,
Regular Price 10c. Oats Price 8:: 2
for Ito.
BLACK HOSE». Double Sole.
Regular Price the. sale Price 10c.
BLACK Host. Hc'rmsdcrf on.
Regular Price 23:. lal’e‘Pi'lc‘c 19c.
FINE BLACK HOSE.
Regular Price 50°. Bale Price 35c.
nitrite HALF, HQBE, Black, Tln
‘ and Mixed,
Regular Price 10c, sills Price 2 for 15c.
GENTS’ FANCY HALF HOSE.
Regular Price 15o, Sale Price 103.
GENTS’ FANCY~HALF HOSE, Insc-
lal Purchase, .
Regular Price Ric, sat. Price 15c.
sevs' FLEECE LINED union.
was. ,
Regular Price 25c, his Price We.
CHILDREN'S Risotto uuoan.
WEAR, Vll‘rsinht, ,
Regular Price gccgsald' Price Ilo.
men's snlnrsis‘u‘o oaawcns.
Broken Linc, ‘
Regular Price 006. Ills Price Ibo
sova' ‘oUiiNo PLANNEL Waters.
Regular Price 25c. flair Pric. 15c.
MIN’G OUTING PLANNQLdfl-IIRTI.
nebular Prlc. soc, IilOPi‘is- in.
'ci-iitoasu's muss mo unto
Regulat- Prloc’ ice, “lorries ills.
Laoiss' GOLF "incurs.
Regular Price sins, late Price $1.19.
LAD“? new clients,
Regular Price ma. talc Price 31.60.
LADIIB' Ado“ ' Miull' cots
GLO, .
Regular Prloc‘alc. lilo Price 15c.
BPchAL RIDUG‘I‘ION ON ALI.
' ‘ PURO.
Read Go.
I
PLAIN TAFFITA RIDIONI, Nos. 7,
' 9. 1.2, 18,’
Value to to too, Salem-Ice 5c.
PLAIN TAPPETA RIO-0N8, Nos. 22.
ill. with?
Value 1293c to 20:. cal. Price 10c.
.. it new
..— oy .- -
is
PLAIN AND FANCY RIIION,
Regular Price 28c. sale Price “15¢.
sovs' wmoson Tics. odd Lots,
Regular Prise'e’sc, sale price too.
LADIEB' neckwsap, couan
Polit‘rs. ‘ ‘
Value lilo, Oat. Prlco 6c.
LADIIB' rancv wacxwun. unit.
en Lines.“ ‘
Regular Price 256,8ais Price 10:.
cantor nscxwa‘allt, fiscal-ted stylus
Regular Pride 33c. foals Price tile.
censure titers. "in
Opaci'al Value. Cale Ho”. 34:.
Muslinctatissmosnv.
Lat-gs Variety. “I. Price 59.
u- . 1. it‘ltrir't v‘
Marianna “anatomy.
Lard." Val-my. I‘M. Pris. inc.
visualise economic.
Regular Price use. .nls ‘Pt'ios cu.
TORCHON LAC“ Assorted Widths.
his“ mu as.
reaction LAQIOpIpuIal Value,
cal. release.
Laolss' slut "no. Inkcn Lines, -
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