tit!
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31th
Home Lite: not: in TAN AND ‘
BLACK AT 15c.
LADIES’ LACE LIBLE HOBE lN
WHITE. TAN AND BLACK AT 25c.
(ALL new PATTERNS.
t. ‘. ‘ AT '
E. k. Banks,
‘ Mchnckcmo .Hotci Block.
#5 and?" Welt Wlohlnptcn' "Bird“.
South Norwnlk.
in fictitious.
iF‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Light
showers and slightly warmer tonight
and Wednesday. A trough of low pres-
sure extends front Texas northeast»
Ward to the lathe region. An area of
high pressure is central over Nova
Scotia. Low temperatures witlt cloudy
rainy weatherprevail itt New England
and the, eastern portion of New York.
lllgh temperatures continue in the con
tral and southern sections. Cincinnati.
Lynchburg and Philadelphia reported
a maximum temperature of ill and a
number of places reported iii) and 02.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy and sltowery weather with ris
ing temperature.
Miss Frances C, Hoyt is spending
her vacation at Annapolis. Md.
The. schools of the city anti town
will close this week. Examination are
in progress itt all of tltem.
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Miss Lydia v, Ireland. of Elm Grow-
street. is visiting for several days
» with relatives and friends in New
York city.
The Consolidated railroad is now
moving between 1.800 and 1.900 cast—
bound loaded cars per day over the
New York dlvisiott to New llavett.
Governor i‘toborts signed a requisi—
tion Saturday from tho adjutant. gen-
eral for $3.500 for expenses for the t‘.
N. (i. at the soldiers‘ monument. (ililil‘
cation exercises in New Haven.
The ntontltiy meeting of tlte Nor-
walk Building, Loan and investment
Association will be held tonight. The
dividend at the rate of six per cent.
per annum will be credited on the
books of the members.
The llealth Supply Company of New
Haven was incorporated Saturday with
the names of some well-known citi—
zens signed to the certificate. The in-
corporators are Frederick A. Belts,
.lacob it, l.'litttan and George W. ltob-
inson. i he capital stock is $25,000.
The annual meeting of the What-
socver t‘ircie of the King's Daughters.
will be held at lite home of Mrs. Wil-
liant R. Thompson, No. 7 Crescent
'i‘errace. Wednesday, at R p. m.. in«
stead of this evening. A large attenti-
mice is desired, as the election of of-
ficers for the ensuing year will take
place. Let every one be prontpi.
J. Levy. ll, M. Sodcrsiront. W. 'l‘.
l‘cierson. it). liligner, .i. S. l’carce. W.
Robinson, W. Ii. Lowry, Henry Apple.
Joseph A. Laurence. William ll.
Walsh. William Davis. S. .i. liosfoi-d.
E. Abrahams. G. W. Holmes, New
York: ’1‘. ii. Mahon. it). 1.. Dcschantps.
ii‘. ’i‘. 'l‘illcy. A. M. r‘otvlc, H. R.
'l‘ylcr. F, C, Burrows, Boston; A. A.
Rose, S. G. Oswald, Philadelphia; it.
t). Merrill, Washington; Frank D.
Layton. \V. S. Wilcox, South Norwulk:
Scott it. Benjamin. Hartford: i". it)“.
Quinlan. Mrs. Joliti li‘. (iray and
daughter. Bridgeport. were gidsts yes-
terday at the Hotel Clifford.
There is complaint that there are
too minty suicides in Connecticut»—
that there is scarcely a day one or
more cases of sclf~destruclion are not
reported front some section of the
state. This town. however. furnishes
few of these. A suicide is something
rare. in Norwalk and there are weeks
and months at. a time that no case of
self-destruction is reported front here.
Possibly there is some connection be-
tween the mental health of this com
munity and its physical health, which
latter has long kept its monthly death
rate for below the average for other
cities of the state. However, that
maybe. The. Norwalks have. the clean-
est suicide record in proportion to pop.
ulntion: of any place in (.‘onni-cticut.
ily special arrangement timrgi- t'.
’l‘iiyou._tlto noted Concy isluud oniuse-
mcnt promoter. is now providing free
concerts every afternoon and eyeniug
at his new resort, Steeplechase lsl~
and. ilridgepo‘rt. This is the same
band. Germany's best. representing
that nation at'the 8t. [mots fair, and
directed by Herr Louis Kindermaun.
the woNd'n greatest. bandmastcr, and
which has boo playing before en-
thunlanlic throngs in various parts or
the country at an admission fee of fit.
it is the. first time that the band has
ever gchn free concerts and will be
the. laid. for the band is about to leave
for Germany after touring the coun~
try. This. with tho scores of elbow
attractions at Steeplechase island
should draw many visitors from this
city and vicinity duringllhe present
weak. t
73m 013 unis
Rock Beiiom Prices
For “gash.
Public, Market.
32 South, .‘ilam Street.
«33;!01' Ifiwmces.
TWO MAYORS.
Danbury Election Case Before the
Court.
The Danbury election fraud t'tth‘t‘
was given a brief airing in the. superior
court yesterday before Judge George
W. Wheeler. Eanyor John it.
liooth is suing Mayor William A.
llruutt. who was elected by a very nar-
row margin iii March, claiming that
tho latter secured the oilice through
the fraud of his constituents.
There was a short hearing all the
pleadings yesterday, and the muitcr
was argued by Attorneys lvcs for Mr.
liooth and Attorney Dempsey for May»
or liraun. The defendants wanted a
more. specific statement front the plaitt
till. Mr. iiooth alleged in the, suit
that several men voted illegally be-
fore the polls \vore open at. 6 o'clm-k
in the morning and Unit various men
voted who Were. not on the voting list.
while others were checked as having
voted who did not vote, etc.
The defendant's counsel wanted to
know the names of the ittcn guilty of
the various oile'tccs. also for whom
they cast their ballots. aitd the num»
her of men checked as having voted
btti who did not vote.
Judge Wheeler heard the arguments
of counsel and said he wo.tld render it
decision in the mailer some time to
day. He implied that he did not wish
to have the ca».- drag alott‘: all sum.
ntcr atnl titat the attorneys should bc
as speedy as possible ill it. He said
he illoughl he could be ready to bear
ii iii the lit'si week of July in liattbur).
where iilt' ballot boxes and the other
necessary exhibits are itanily.
leAiayor llootlt was present,
Mayor Hi‘lltlll was not on ltattd.
FEEL lMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of llrigiti's
disease and diabetes has been citatitrl‘tl
to thankfuincss by the benefit, derived
from taking li‘olcy's Kidney Cure. it
will cure incipient ilright's disease and
diabetes attd even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. Slight tllsor
(tors are cured iii a few days. "i had
diabetes ltt its worst form," writes
Marion Lee. of Dunreath, lnd. “i tried
eight physicians without. relief. Only
threebottles of Foley’s Kidney Care
made me it Well man." Sold at Pints-
ted’s Drug Store. ”
but
MISS PHALEN I8 WELL KNOWN.
Her Serious Accident in New York
Caused Much Comment Among
Her Friends.
The accident to Miss Marlo l’halcu.
titlilflliter of Mrs. Winnie l’baiett. of
Bridgeport. was a. subject of much dis.
cussion yesterday. by her large circle
of friends and acquaintances.
Miss l’linlen was particularly well
known in musical circles. She was
it meminvr. of Hi. Chat-lei? Church
choir and appciiriwl itt several local
concerts. line was nrndttatmt with
honors only a short timu ago from ll.
convent school. Now of her friends
were aware of the fact. that she had
gone to New York to reside. or was
a model in one of the big department
stores as stated in the press. She
was a htonric oi’ the most pronmtncml
type. Her condition at present. is
precarious. lior relatives are with
her at tho li‘ordbam Hospital. A New
York paper prinis‘the follou’ing re-
garding the incident. .
There is witsitierabie mystery
about the case of Miss Phaieu and
Miss O‘Connell. a. .l. Rickart. the
owner of the automobile from which
they Were hurled into a ditch on
Thursday is of the opinion that his
chauffeur. T Edsali. may have
been accustomed to routing his car
for a consideration and that he did
so on this. occasion without the own»
eru' knowledge. .lt. is known that
two young men frequently . called in
were injured. Edsali in still missing
and the police are searching for him.
if in a kind of iiiliriutt mood.
You wish an aid to digest. food.
No other pill is half so good
Au .DéWltt's Little Early». more.
The Famous windmill mung nia-
crc euro Constipation‘t‘fllclt mu ache.
Bilioumou. etc. They never gripe
Musician but impart early mun at»
om. dead “for children or : llltl.
little by The Cbifordil’bumdcy.
memos F00!)
No cooking. Ready to eat.
Just: cover with milk. cream A-
an automobile for the woman who'
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Newman Smyth Will Address
CiaSs at Graduathn.
Connecticut Normal Training School
Rev.
l
of New Haven will hold the gradualitts‘
exercises for members of the senior
class at the auditorium of the school
on Friday, June :33. ill 3 o‘cloc‘ tin
the afternoon.
sent otit to relatives and friends of the
ARAB PATROL.
The Mystic Shrine Torturers Me Or-
ganized.
The Arab patrol of Pyramid temple.
Nobles of the M vstic Shrine. has taken
up a suggestion that a big field day
. be held in Bridgeport later in the slitti-
I
invitations are being:
class and as usual a very large his;
tcttduitce is expected. Rev.
liver the address, i‘outrury to the
Newman;
Smyih. D. it, of New Haven. will do?
usual custom neither the governor uori
the lieutenant governor will be pres"
elil, (twittl.v to previous ultsttgt'ttn'itis.‘
Diplomas will be given ottt by the prin-
cipal.
The class has not yet chosen mem.
bers to take part iii the exercise of
ataduatittg. nor has the. program lti‘t'ili
arranged, lit the evening friends of
the graduates will assemble in the au-
ditorium for the annual reception and
dance. This will be a very brilliant.
affair as heretofore. .
CASTOFiiA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You line Always Bought
Bears the .._
Signature of
o g ‘
CORPORATIONS RULE COLORADO.
DENVER. t‘olo., Juno 1:“. A joint
conference of ittctnbcrs of the Demo-
cralic state central committee and
Democratic leaders ttot directly cott-
nci-icd with the slate organization as
contmiticcmau has issued an address
to the pi-oplc ol‘ the state. It declares
that the corporations "have deliberate
ly determined to riilf- the state re
giirdlcss of what the majority of legal
voters may decide. For the ltlll‘liimi
of aiding in every way to advance the
Wealth. power iiitd station of the pco
pie. the Democrats of Colorado. the
address continues. ”are in hearty sym-
pathy with President ltooscvclt iii his
rate regulating efforts and further bi-
licve that laws controlling l'ilit'fi are
equally necessary to other states."
l
titer and if the contemplated plans nia-
turc there will b.- a great gathering in
that city of Sitrittct‘n from all parts of
the slate and front New York. Brook-
lyn and other places outside of Con
ncciicui. it is proposed to itave field
exercises. a parade and a bannuet in
the evening. The project is yet in an
embryotic siato but the indications art-
that it will be carried to a successful
culmitutllon.
The Arab l‘utt'ol hm; just been or
ganizmi. the nicer-t being to furtltct
perfect the work at the big ceretttiutlitl
sessions of the saline held in liridgc-
port iit May and it“t‘t‘llli)0l‘Oft‘iit‘il year
it is also designed for social purposes
and has already proved itself to be ll
valuable adjunct to the shrine. Tbc
tttetttbcrsbip ls litttilt-il to 50, of which
30 are act ivc members and the, balance
are honorary members, consisting of
the litilt‘lliilli' and lilisi potentatcs oi
l‘yrattild temple. The active tttembcrs
constitute the drilled body of the pit-
ii‘ol.
its lliiil‘l‘rp itl‘t‘: l‘i‘t‘siiit'lil. li‘l't‘tll‘l‘ltllf
A. liiirtlctt; secretary, ilarry ll. i‘iirv
rott: treasurer, Frank :4, Sillilritll; cx-
ccutivc l‘ttltlllliiit‘t‘. .\ ll. iiuiiard.
i“l't‘til'i'i(‘i\' Schuselci' and Anzus ll
Mili'n' nvie 'ljlic patrol drills regularly
and is now oitc ot' the Ilnesi fraternal
marching bodies in the stale.
CHRONIC‘ DIARRHOEA.
(“ltamberlain‘s (‘oiic, Cholera amt
Diarrhoea ltctncdy is the most site
ccsaf‘ul medicine lit the world for how-
ci complaints. and is the only rctnedy
that will cure chronic diarrhoea. For
sale by Stillson-l’owc'i (hit-poraiiott.
(‘lii‘lord l'hnrmacy. Zeitfuss l’ltar-
iuttcy. "
Once the late bishop of London was
ordered by his physician to spend the
winter in Algiers. ’I‘lte bishop said It
was impossible: be had so many on-
gagi-incms. “Well. my lord bishop."
said the specialist. "it either means Ai-
glcrs or heaven." “tilt, fit that case,“
said the bishop, "l'll go to Algiers."
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Many School children are Sicily.
MOTHER quarts.
SWEET Powoens
FOR CHILDREN.
Mother Gray. for years a Nurse in Children's Home, New York, treated children
mn-cmsfully with it mnn-dy, new proposal and placed in all the Drug Niel-es, culled
Mother (Iruy’s Hwoel l'owdors for 0h ldron. They are harmless in! milk.
bike and never fall.
Plenum. to
A certain cure for h‘overlshnou. Oounti lotion, I lomlooho, l'oatltin .
and Stomach Disorders and remove Worms. Break up coo in‘M baton. 01.! to, ,
testimonials of mites.
Powders For Children:
" 1, use MOTHER (IRAN! ET POWDER!)
wt loudid main. 1 them do the but
mod n «for children when n forerunne- if
coflailpuol Drttrllllblttd mic or thnl- "
4:15. buttons. fianWL,mdon.Oonn.
“morn bolt Y'atlw I) won
Cllfbygli” “I'm“. Imam‘ml o lldl'on'n
I t it "i . -
iiiii’iiuor oon'nl io’n lllil .W'AW" rr
stomach
and bowels. tildl recommend them to oil
mullturu.”«.\ii‘l. tulle Zimmdnlfimlloh.
“l have neglected wrltln on mint 1
remarriiatdimgfiiiir
atom uniform limo hi. «it Jambor-
uttdloavnr new! it” “a . that ii
Ichooi Hill
In much bum tit. Ibo
ntornlni} for the fir-t limo In nearly 0 your. [will
not hllll in lawmaker.”—
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rm millimmemh‘i’ilm a.
stirs it“ reclaims
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pans dim definable? i found the at box
munitions clnl, an: only for baby. but for other:
much i. m with: .
gilt modicliifl is m It ‘ nd.
crud“ m 'iblu dziiliao Afro.
'g' 300".“th H.333 9 »’ ' ‘
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Bond what. a few mothers say about Mother Gray’- Eiweoi
”For the onoioood duct-min” and ind m;
mw.;tnu’i~tt:§pn 1. it” 8W, row-
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Do Not AcoMAity “MIMI for INNER GMT! SWEET NUDE”.
Sold by Draught. «mm... ”for bill cents.
W 9. 0m. to 30!. It. 1.
Sample teal FREE. Adm!-
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ii. Application it be
tiled .
(Continued from First Page).
”colic?"
city meeting for next ‘Monday night
was called to issue more eity‘ bonds.
The pleating was called to order
at 8:15.0‘clock; President Luther M.
Wright presiding in the absences!
Mayor Dow. The trolley hearing was
reopened. \' ‘ .
y, W. W, .Oomstock was the film
unwitting. He stated that ho has timed
a number or cars, which varied million
as follow: Four minutes. 11 seconds;
01/. minutes. 6% minutes, 6 minutes.
the total time of live curs being 28
minutes, or 5% minutes the average
headway between South Main street
and Meadow street switches.
He brought out the point that on
Sundays and holidays the travel is
for pleasure only. The street has al-
rciidy been widened twice and he did
not think it would be just to ask
panther widening of the thorough-
are.
it‘. ll. li‘itch was the next speaker.
lie objected to the switch, because it
would not benefit ills business, as he
is closed Sundays and holidays.
Attorney lllncks spoke in favor of
the switch. He thought there would
have been more substantial backing
had there been a very strong feeling
against the switch titan was evinced
by-tho opposttion of Messrs. Fitch and
iontstock. He stated that when Mr.
Contstock took the running time of the
cars, they were not in.tho crowded
conditions which it is studied lo'avold.
The company is striving to give. good
service under the most unfavorable
conditions. lie said further that "holi-
ditys and Sunday" meant Saturdays
also. which would double the number
of days on which the switch would be
used. Mr. Darbee had assured him
that. he cottld not devise. any means of
moving the public in any other way
with loss inconvenience to anyone. He
then drew a picture of the conditions
of traffic at Church and Chapel streets.
in. New Haven. and pointed the moral
that the switch would conserve the
greatest good of the greatest number.
as the. trolley car is the poor man's
carriage. -
Superintendent Watnriglit stated that
the present schedule has been the. stilt-
jcct of ntuch complaint from the. pith-
iic, owing to the length of time which
must. necessarily elapse between cars.
Councilman Mather ntovod that the
hearing be closed,
Councilman Sartain then said that
as the switch and territory in the
neighborhood had been inspected, he
would offer the following resolution:
Whereas, The. Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company duly presented
its application. tinted May 13. 190?».
mu map accom anylng the some...
marked. “Plan 0 the proposed turn-
out on Woodward avenue. near South
Main street." to the honorable mayor
tllltl to this Council, and. requested
that a public hearing thereon be had.
and that. notice thereof ltd given iii
accordance with law to all persons in—
terested therein. to be prcstttt and
heard if desired. and.
Whereas. A public hearing on said
application and plan was duly held
by this Council and all persons up-
pcaring anti desiring to be board were
fully heard upon the matter of said
application and plan. and.
Whereas, From said hearing it up-
pcars that the. changes proposed and
set up in said application and plan
are not advisable or necessary; there—
fore
Resolved. That said application be
and the same is hereby denied.
Resolved. furtlter. That the city
clerk be and be hereby is instructed
to give. notice to said (.‘onucciicut
Railway and Lighting (‘ontpaity of this
decision upon said application. agree—
able to statute in such cases provided.
The resolution was seconded by
(“ounciintitn Mather and was unania
inously passed,
The following resolution was then
passed on vote of the (louncll:
Resolved. That his honor. the may-
or. he slid be hereby is requested to
call a special city meeting, to be held
iii Arlon hall on Monday. .itttic 2b.
190?», at 8 o‘clock p. m.. for the pur-
pose of authorizing the issue of bonds
to an amount ttol exceeding 800.000.
payable not more than thirty years
from the date thereof, and bearing in-
terest at a rule itot exceeding five per
cent. per annum. for the. purpose of
refunding a portion of the general
funded debt of the city.
A petition from the American Tole-
pltone and Telegraph Company was re-
ceived, asking for permission to lay
a subway through Connecticut avenue.
The matter was left to the street
committee to investigate.
The Council then adjourned.
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JUS‘T WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD
D .
0.
Mr. J. T. Barber, of lrwlnviiie. Ga.
always keeps a. bottle of Chamber-
lain‘s Colic, Cholera itnd Diarrhoea
ltemody at hand ready for instant use.
Attacks of colic. cholera morbus and
diarrhoea come on so suddenly that
Remedy which is one of the beat medl-
class i ever saw. i keep a bottle of
it in my room as l have had several
attacks of colic iind it has proved to
he the best medicine 1 ever used." Sold
by Stillsott-i’owoli tiorproatloa. Ulti-
ford Pharmacy and Zoltfuss Pilat‘nlllf‘...
JUDGMENT ADAIN‘IT IONDBMBN.
1.5. if" Gila. 1‘}
Throlleffi , we Men Who Trusted
I. lib. groundnut . Have
no autumn." . .
Judge John {4. Thaycr has handed
down 'ardbcilioi in the superior court
f r New Heleneounty ta‘the paling!
e Watertnwn Savings bank dgci t
Burton H. Mattoon,iitit~fomw tl'o -
tit-er, within three .bnndmuen,:dohn .
hyiorpll. .l.;Muttoon and mm 'd.
nrxmlf. Mattoon. mite iii now .
when for embcnlin t o funds oft. 9
bank, but judgment that a slant. h m
tor 113.911.”. while in meat iii
given against. the hol'lflflmfm for $10.-
Oouniiel for the blink any that tho
depositors, will make money by
niacin? up of the'bnni: crafterju ti-
meat I collected titer will be it our-
plus 0. aboutjiiomo over the amount
or the deposits and this will he diu-
@
. 'trlbuted among the! depositors. * .~.
there is no time. to itttiit a doctor or go .
..
d‘zw a
to Mt.»
SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
M.
Three speCial lots of
THE WAIST BALE.
waists.
style waists at such prices as will
throng our waist section for the next.
few days.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists. titte-
ly tucked, special at 00c.
ladies white lawn shirt waists made.
with tucks and insertion; at 980.
Ladies wlilio lawn shirt. waists, fine.
ly tucked and embroidery trim-med
with new leg o'mutton sleeves, at
$1.50. ‘
THE STOCK COLLAR SALE.
Therc'li be some busy buying of
bargains gets abroad. .
White linen turn overs. emliroldcre
ltt light bltte and white, at too.
were 756.41 and $1.50.
Large Assortment of
so wasuiuqfri‘iu brassy.
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liléw
V.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
Adair; noting! MANTON’S PATTERNS.
This is the season for cool while‘
We offer three lots of newest. '
stock collars when the news of those,
"PM
"I s. As. Tmbusoaf
Special prlocs an all Trlmmod Mllllnory.
Roady-lo- Waar
, on Hand.
Ready Made Veils.
Chlldrons' Mull Hats
.5 UOUTH' NORWALK. conn.
Daintii While waists.»
A sale of Stock Cellars not to be slifliiiétl:
The summer’s greatest Sale of Ladies’ Wash
Bells.
Pique and madras stock. a largo as-
sortment of designs, at 25c;
Ladies' collar and cuff sols. em-
broidered, perfectly designed. at 250.
Embroidered and lace chemlsottea.
at. 25c. and 500. each. .
THE BELT SALE.
We have received from a prominent
belt maker a large purchase of wash
bolts. Those bolts have been divided
into lots and will be sold as follows:
Laiiles’ white washable canvas belts,
some with gilt. buckles. and seine with,
nickel buckles, special at 100. each.
ladies“ white embroidered washable
' halts. wide in back, at. 25¢. each.
bailies‘ belts in vest. eitect. trimmed
with pearl buttons, and two small
pockets. the latest style, at; 250. each.
Ladies' white washable kid belts
belts, wide his back, at 250 each.
Just received a int-go assortment of ladies untrimmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at 20, 39, attd. 50s.. the former price of these goods
83-85 Washington Street.
ll
Hats Constantly
and Banners.
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t yer
IN NECKWEAR, RUGHING. CHEMISETTES, SHIRT WAISTS AND BELTS
ARE ARRIVING DAILY, EACH LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAST. WE
HAVE STYLES AND GRADES TO SUIT ANY FANCY.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
1‘
fl
jubilation. and am
to the atom for medicine. Mr. Barn
ber says: "i have tried Chamber»
iain's Colic. l‘boicra and Diarrhoea
source .0! consumption.
medicine. and
,
that: air in automatic.
pooltion your body assumes, the choir
without any effort on your put.
To no It. to In in it. copl- you nothing.
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Mode entirely of metal and fancy colored canvu. The material
Ill ht and firmly braced. finished in block enamel.
Fold: com-
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really so.
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