- cherish» this diam icon that note
Bedford. of Greene Faun
n urge touring car, crashe
tephen chagan. a wheelman.
{hammered at Downer
' factory in Bridgeport. in front
nlvcrsaliat church in Fairfleld
at 9: 30 yesterday morning,
bruising and cutting Henagan
the body. sputtering blood all
e curb and sideWalk. and cans
itch confusion for half an hour.
Henagan was riding towards
t oh the right side of the mad.
as can be gathered from the
,m'ghtened spectatoxs, and the
l,“ dill was coming in towards
at A we on coming from
lde 0f the road
left side. and before the
could escape. he was
noun. and tossed and rolled
the asphalt over the curb and
cm the green in front of tile
. being rendered unconscious by
,iceverity of his injuries The ma-
lilo was not damaged, although it
‘ er the curb.
's'moipem Electrician Ladd. of
he Police department Was on the
was City Sheriff O‘ Brien A
of other spectators gatheroed
ambulance was called to carry
, Mrs. Bedford shocked at the pool of
been and the unconscious form of
'2 mg Handgun lying on the grass in
, ‘ of the church his clothing torn
and his face and arms besputtered
-' with blood and dust. almost fainted
‘ 1111111 the excitement. The ambulance
with Dr. Kranse soon arrived but not
before a large crowd had gathcmd.
The names of witnesses had been ink-
on by Sheriff O Brien. and Mrs. Bod-
" ford .told the name of the owner of
' the meme, and the residence Greens
Fauna.‘ Mr. Redford is a responsible
official of the Standard Oil Co. who
Spends hie summers at Greens Farms.
He was not in the party
enngan was taken to the emergen-
cyi capital. where Dr. Krause dressed
the. 1111111191. working over him nearly
an hour. it was found that his nose
was badly torn, so lacerated that it
was almost impossible to stitch it to-
gether and there was a severe scalp
wound on the head, reaching to the
_ skull. Bandages were wrapped about
use other injuries, and at the youth' 11
request he was removed to his home.
Unless some unforeseen complica-
titles such as internal iniurics develop
It is not expected that the hurts wll
rove fatal. Henagan apparently be
cved the Occupants of the machine
should be detained, for at the hospital
haiuked if the people in the machine
had been arrested.
Although there were uevvral officers
on the spot no attempt was made to
errant. the occupants of the machine.
There were five people in the car. Mrs.
Bédford. ‘I chauffeur, and three guests.
Mrs. Redford, although very much un-
strung. told the officers and Dr. Kruuse
to do everything polslblo for the
young man and she would be responsi-
bio for his cute.
The machine was not going at a
_lil b. rain of speed at the little. it is
all.“ 31‘,“ bicycle was deumllshcd.
ORDERS ISSUED TO G. A. R.
filthy-Ninth National Encampment
1111.11M1n1b. Held at Denver.
Department Commander May. of the
MM!) A. R" has issued general or-
1 WHO. 8. for the thirty ninth nation
:1 encampment at Denver, Bcpt. i to
a. order says:
It parade will be 11 Bliilll on" over
of more than two union).
, 0 II Wednebdll'. 8ch 6
headquarters will be in
oi Adlme, where all
~ El. invited il‘l could for ill-
on Ind to registm. ,
quarters train will leave Jamey
ptl at 10 p. m. hriduy.
tic e11 will govern them-
, rdlhgly in reaching that
are: their respective homes. We
my ‘nuurcd of a splendid par-
1 in th 11 connectitu'i it is well to
- 1 so expecting to use the Pull
lib lend their namel and re
. , whites to Assistant Quarter-
? Motif William if Morgan.
and. It once.
m1 m of Militant General
1 wear. to take effect 80
1 . ll hereby announced and t 0
want of William H Solicitor.
, alto endeavor. ~
a named comrades are
1 billion stat of do—
or and will report
cantor d’lde dc catnip;
um.
a. Post No. 8‘. Mo den;
Poet No.18 Danbury:
No. It. Droenwich'.
Post. No 26. Derby;
Wlinn, Post No. 79.
’UIII be roopected and obeyed
'l
‘gluliricrc will he closed
e
“cont
3.
”AN C‘I‘AIIID.
’mn. August it upon:
berecllut
i bridge a rock fell on the track esti-
" . disem- known. with whit:
. c organism in afflicted.
'II the moat fatal. and stall-tic
WOMBII 1
git
' I
Unless early and detract treatmentls
applied the patient seldom survives
when once the disease is fastened upon
her Lydia. E. Pinkltdm' 11 Vegetable
Compound is the most. iilcien treat.-
ment. for kidney tree on of women.
and is the only medicine especially
prepared for this purpose.
Wh hep a woman is troubled with pain
or wot ht in lo‘lns. baclt'lche‘i frequent.
public or scalding. urlnntiou. swelling
of limbs 1or foot. iwcllidg under the
eyes, an uneasy. tired feeling in the
region of the kitlne s or notic cs ubrick-
dust sediment in t e urine. she should
lose no time in commencing treatment
with Lydia. E.Pinkl1am‘s Vegetable
Compound. as it may be the means of
saving her life.
F01 roof read what Lydia E. Pink-
ham‘ s llegetablc Compound did for Mrs.
Scwy er.
“ [1ch cannot express the terrible suffering I
Wagon.” Admmsmeutof cfemale
ole peilnervons prostra n and a
car on: kidney trouble. The doc tor attended
me for a year. but I kept cttiugd worse. until
Iwru unable to (lo cu thn as and made up
my mind Icould of. tva. finally det- bled
ton y Lydia. E. nith’am‘s Vegetable Com
pound as a 1m ream. and I am toadayauell
woman.11n1motp1n1uc itinohi hly. and 1
call every suffering woman ithou my case. "
. BIWyer. Conycrc. Cc.
Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to
Home“; address in confidence. Lynn,
Ill
SIX TON BOULDER ON TRACK.
Discovered by Trackwalkcr on
Central New England.
The early train from Winsled to
Hartford. over the Central New Ehg-
land road. Saturday morning. was
slpoped in the Salon‘s Kingdom cut.
where an immense boulder obstructed
the track.
The boulder had fallen during the
night from the cliff that overhangs the
railway at a height of thirty feel. its
weight was estimated at from three to
six ions.
The rock was discovered about 5:45
o'clock in the morning by Hayden
Griffin. 11 track—walker on the "Con-
solidated" tracks just across the river.
About four years ago just above. the
the
mated to weigh from ten to twenty
ions. it crushed the truck and it took
four or live hours to clear the line. 011
flint occasion also the rock was dis
covered by a truck-walker.
The last. train to pass Illofipot pro-
vlous to the discovcrcy of the rock yes-
terday was an inward-bound freight at
1:54 a. m.
TAFT's PARTY AT CEBU.
CEBU, P 1.. August 22.—-Sccrelury
T1111. and pal-1y arrived item 111 9
o'clock this morning on the transport
Logan. 'l‘hc hogan was met outside
and escorted into the harbor byscorcs
of launches and boats. The entire city
is decorated, The program of outer
tainment includes 11 parade. a rare
meeting and a visit to Mugclluns mon-
ument. A banquet. and ball will con-
fiiude a picturesque and interesting
11y.
'l‘llo lngun will still for 'i‘nclobuo ut
tiny brcuk tomorrow. The 1411:1111 will
take Secretary Tull’a entire party and
a company of marines to relievi- the
plegnticn guards at Pokiu to lions
Kong proceeding from there to 'l‘oln
'l‘uln with those of the party who will
visit Poklu tienerul Corbin will no
company the party to l’cklu to on
range the transfer of the lecutlon
thirds and the ingltn Will 1otu1u to
Manila.
ILLINOIS SHAKEN BY EARTH.
QUAKE
CiilCAth. August 22. -—llliuola was
shaken by an earthquake shortly filter
11 oclock last night. the moat ltt‘Vm‘t'l
in recent yearn. The «bulk in the
southern part of the slate especially
in the region surrounding mm 81..
Ionic. was levers enough to rattle
dishes and furniture, cattle dogs to
bark u if in alarm. and children to
awaken and cryr llouucu cranked and
in many instances their ocouplntl
rushed out in terror fearing that the
straining beams and joints would give
way. As for north as Springfield the
shock was distinctly felt. Further
north it grew lees perceptible. until
the region of Chicago it was not no-
Id
Not only lliinolc. but. Western Ken-
lucky and ports of Tennessee and tin
dlunc cm“ their on. -
DEADWDOD. ED .. st 239‘-
Knmihhocccvclt, Btunleyuu
Paul
last night for I ten dds
The three lode are I
“6. Kiwi t W *1th I‘ll
hlghect ambition II to but his futil-
shunting trip.
when '1'
item! Ni:
pound. on naturally afternoon.
1military companies heme left Niunt
pt 3: 30 p. no. and when it had passe ‘
chrongh New Haven 11 great man!
, ébutment Of a bridge and got'buck lit
time but his head struclt' the stone
. Work and he was immediately rendeiv ‘
4d unconscious ‘
. e
“$rldgeport for them
thespilal. where he (111111.31on lb ihlo'
'h1oining.1~ila skull was fractured. '
i lady's the... olives w u him both
; the last. train down Saturday night.‘
‘ of this village was‘1 in the sent direct-
and when he heard him scream, before
he lapsed
corporal jumped to his feet and pulled
the helpless body inside the' (111‘.
the blood was spurting so fast that
he would have bled to death in a min. ‘
tile or two had not the 001 oral plac '1
1111 one of his thumbs over
and tompresscd the severed allery so
that the flow of blood was materially:
lessened.‘
jured comrade tultil the ambulance
ousness to Dr Kings New Life Pills.
KIRMI'I' HODIIVILT'O HUNTING
P'AR‘I'YuA
attack and
min. III the care of Captain "
Both Bullock and two guides, left here 1
Men of Greenwich.
11 Milton Ft Bil alter. con 0
ll
“1;: all l me
ill
grcd while on his retur
tic; the state campi
urban," 11:1
tall mi
The special train which bmullbtt
on had 'their heads out the windows
ll except Buckwulter now the small
The train was stopped at West Hot
n and the agent telegraphed on to
tomunmon a 1
ntbulan‘oe. Ind as spell on Bridgeport
as reached he Was hurried to me
A1thu121..‘l‘odd one i: the comi-
Corporul Chalice 11‘. Dalton. a lawyer '
y names the aisle from Huckwalter
into unconsciousness. the.
From a deep wound in the forehead
1e wound
in this manner he stayed by his ln-.
surgeon front St. Vincent’s llospitual
at Bridgeport, caught. up the elitist of
the artery and securely tied them. ‘
PECULIAR DISAPPEA’RANDE. ‘
J. D. Bunyan. of Butlervilie, 0., laid 5
the peculiar disappearance of his pain- ,
fnl symptoms. of indigestion and bill
He says: "They are a perfect remedy.
for dizziness sour stomach headache.
constipation. etc. " Guaranteed at F. H.
Baxtere drug store. price 250. “'
OYSTER SETS LARGE.
American Oyster Company to Open
Large House in Providencc.~
Alderman Frank 1.. Human. pres:
dent of the American Oyster Co. in
New Haven today received from Prov-
idence, samples of sets of the North
gnnsclt ilny agents. and he says they
are. the greatest ever known. almost 1
phenomenal. The sets prove that the
Narragansett Bay oyster field will be
exceedingly productive this your. a
fact which in-n measure, will harm the
New Haven industry.
Mr. lioumn said to-dny that the
American Oyster Company had pur
chased 11 large piece of kind on indlu
Wharf in Providence. which will be
utilized as a site for an oyster plant
for handling.r the goods of the company
and modern machinery will be put in
to dispose of all the various business
of the company. it will lip one of the
best equipped establishments on the
Now England coast.
GIVEN UP To. DIE.
B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Vlnglnlu St., Ev-
ansville, ind, writes: “For over five
years i was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh
and was all run down, and a year ago
had to abandon work entirely. i had
three of the best physicians who did
me no gnod and l was practically given
up to die. Foley's Kidney Cure was
recommended and the first bottle gave
me great relief. and after taking the
second bottle 1 was entirely cured.
Sold at Plaiatcd's Drug Store. “
WILSON MARSHALL SENDB 8OU‘-
VENIRB TO FRIENDS.
Handccmc Log of Atlantic' Trip When
She Won the Ocean Race.
All of the friends of Wilson Marshall
of Bridgeport. who cabled him then
congratulations on his Winning at the
Emperor's cup with the schooner yacht
Atlantic. have received 11 handsome
souvenir of the Atlantic's trip. All of
the illustrations are handsomely on
grayed 0n the cover is a picture of
the yacht while the fronlispleco in it
portrait of Emperor William. The cen-
terpiece is composed of eight differ-
ent scenes on' the yacht with a pic-
ture of Cant. Burr among them. An-
other picture in a stern view of the
Atlantic at the Lizard with the owner
and Dr F B. Downs and Clinton Bar-
num Beelcy standing upon the docks.
The entire book is in a heavy rough
finished bond paper and is a most
beautiful specimen of the engraver-'11
art.
BENNETT LITIGATION AT AN
IND
NEW HAVEN. August. 22.-Notlco
of an lntcmlon to formally withdraw
the appeal from the allowance of the
administration account of William J.
Bryan 1111 executor of the solute of
Philo ii. Bennett. was filed in the Pro
bate Court yesterday. The reason for
thin action, which comes as 11 our rise.
is not given out. Apparently cl lilt‘
location over the salute is now at an
on . .
oi; the same
or" I hear humanoid WWII I narco-
iy ubcct tovldm M” Will .
W
dent of this city is working
" . to be out riding in ID automobile and
‘ me thinking. stiller how handsome tho
:..u
'r .1 V: th her. after they are married he is“
if he
A
child of New Hartford.
' i
«you 22. wWorth! lecithin
August Demko and Mary winko man
we wife were about to be proucu c-
. do by the Rev. Luther Bronlde in to
South Manchester German Concorditt
Church. when a sheriff appealed and
oriented the bridegroom in a breach
promise cult brought by Miss Annie
bride became hysterical and the
com colinpbed when the abbriif
snitch cod ihdt unless $1. 000 bbll Were
" forthcoming he must take Demko to
.1. 1. 1. Q‘s. . . . .. y.
Nursing Mollie".
thugvilbw‘..
Apitezo with hot choco-
:: late poured over it. . 1
A well-known doctor,
in his practice. prescribes
this diet for the mother. .1
It benefits the mother and
co baby a better qualu.
ty and quantity of nutrl- .
ment.
1
t
once enlsu adobe ch: Movv
‘ warren.
dimmy McNaily, Who Had a Half
Million, Tends Table at Concy
Inland.
thw York World)
James McNally, onto “King of the
Queen Goods Me11,‘a111l :1 form teal
11s a
'waiter for it dollar a day at: lmuun‘s
Music Hall. Coney Island. He has re
varied to his otiginul state. for he be
you life as a waiter in a cheap reslau
hi on Sixth avenue, below Thirtieth
s set. which being in a basement,
was known in the ’l‘eudcl loin as “The
hovers' Plunge“
in the years between Manlly wait-
ed i’o1comeous Fifteen years ago
he was worth $5001111(I.uccumnlatcd
by buncoing his fellow men. mostly
from the 111ral distrlt- 114. He was the
most successful of those who grew
wealthy by exciting the criminal cu-
pidily of auricullurnlistn and selling
to them. for real money, some dozen
times its value of alleged counterfeils
PUBLIC is AROUSED.
The public is urousod to a kuowledgt
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic. Electric Bitters. fot
sick stomach liver and kidneyi. Mar»)
H. Walters. of Mt". St Clair Avon CO
lumbus 0., writes: "For several
months. . was given 11p to die. i had
fever and ague. my net '09 were
wrecked; i could not sleep. and my
stomach was so weak. from useless
doctors' drugs, that i could not eat
Soon after beginning to take Electrlt
Bitters. l obtaincd'relief. and in a
short time i was entirely cnrcd.‘
Guarauled at F. H. Baxter's drul
store; price 500.
WILL’ HAVE ANOTHER STORE.
1 ’ —£._‘.
Proprietor of Paris Clock and Salt
Home Branching Out.
Louis lldcinluu plopt‘ietcr' of the
Paris Cloak 11nd Suit store in Boutb
Mnin street. has taken 111.1139 of the
large Mul'vlu store adjoining the
recently occupied as a fruit store. and
intends to open about. the first of Sep
ItlillJIdl with 11 litrge line of gentle
menu fuminhiugs.‘ ‘ The store is to
be conducted in connection with his
cloak and null store in Bouth- Main
sheet.
I
THE ONLY WAY.
There is no way to maintain the
except by nourle inept. There is be
way to nourish except through the
stomach. . 'l‘hd stomach must be item
healthil. pure and sweet or the
strength will let down and the disease
will not up. No appetite. loss of
strength. nervousness. headache. con-
stipation: bud l11e111h.1111ur risingu. rift-
ing. indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles that are” curable are
quickly cured bk the use of Kodol Dye
pepsin Cure. odol digests what you
eat and strengthen the whole dim
Live apparatus. sold by The Cilitord
Pharmacy.
-ww
RIFLIGTIONI or A IAGHILOA.
Paying for experience is almost as
valuable to 11 man no bottle! on horde
races.
Como men are In liberal heartod
they pray for the cranes in break
down. so it cant h to coal.
it spoils all a woman's enjoyment
not meet anybod
A mother gala : “gum «dill of plead-
tamer that he is going to be I“
a.
hell a man is exigent! to a girl
is mad if he can‘t always be alone“
has toll.
, nice or A confirm Ion.
' " ‘ (Airlines Globe.) ‘
, it is 11 prctt “at but
is tiicbon 111.1%
the evening with
I MID
“‘Dflflll
Dei., says:
with the revolvel.
3
South Norwnlk post cities. which was '
health and siren tit of mind dad body 3
' Headings moved the short
0 be abandoned.
ONLY CURE Fen DYSPEPSIA.
i tried everything
Phormncy.
use unknown Miss Norra Tracy.
If ‘ ew York. aulclded
DIG
“ yesterday. She took be1 l
by shooting he1self through the head
The suicide occur-
[pitted
the sitting room oil'th‘p‘ 'Dllvett
house where the body Was round by
members of the family who heard the
Miss Tracy was
She hail
been for some time the teacher of One
of the schools here and came from her
home to visit the Olivett.fau1ily Sun~
She boarded with them while
led at 10 o'clock and was .com
report of the pistol.
twenty-seven years old.
day.
attending to her school duties.
writes: "last year i buffered
three months with a summer cold
distressing that it interfered with
business. I bad .man
toms of hay fever, and
to only aggravate my case.
Honey and 'l‘ar and it quickly en
the.
Sold at
cess." Plalatcd's
Store.
AUTOMOBILE who on mac.
large touring car was passing throt
here yesterday afternoon people
the street called the attention of
body of the car was adre.
men had difficulty in resetting
three ladies and the child who w
into tiames‘.
been destroyed.
cent Bench 'l‘he owner's name is
known. The party returned to 80
Manchester by train.
’4 W
CLAY DARK-11'me LABORE
yards.
caved in and buried him nullcme
men and taken, to
hospital. His condition is critical.
m—ucuhuun—uu
GRANDMA MDTT' s ADVIGI
TBA VILIROS
"You should not trove! about
bottle of Chamberlain's colic. Cho
known.
remedy will always cure the
case of summer complaint.
It always at hand. in fact. we could
keep house without it."
Quinton-Powell Corporation.‘
Pharmacy and Zeitfuvc Pharmacy.
'TROLLIY DARi “ 'VICTIM
NORWICHJ
with We! killed
childm at MWIW ‘RJ
“W3
. He neglected to
are It Indium
lc hcpl‘ni it won
he on coon I victim of lbright'cdio
if Foley'- uralb‘fim l6
Horsemen.
twelve tint
'l‘he
'Mrs.‘Franklln Bush. of New Castle.
“1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have grout ditttrccc
and 1bclching.
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by R. H. Plaisted, F H.311:-
, tor and the Clifford
W-
.suo'r nasal.»- Wire cvowsa '
‘N'EW FMRFIELD. AuguSt 22 -—-For
-1 George Olivett in this
CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER-
COLD.
A J.Nusba11m Batesville. ludiana.
of the symp-
doctor's pres-
cription did not reach 'my case. and i
took several medicines which seemed
Forth.
nately I insisted upon having Foley’s
My wife has since used Foley‘s
Honey and Tar with the same suc-
Drug
Cl
COLCHESTER. August 22. —— As a
Jccupnnts to the fact that the under.
The two
with them before the entire car burst
in five minutes it had
The than both had
thclt hair singed. The car was travel-
ling from Smith Manchester to Cree.
BERLIN, August 22.——Peter licrde, a
laborer. was seriously injured yester-
day at the Berlin Brick Company's
lie was working in the clay
pit when a part of the bank overhead
lie was rescued by his to low work-
ihe New Britain
country this warm weather without a
"Grandma Mott" as she in familiarly
"One or two doses of this
worst
We keep
For sale by
Clifford
IDIN'I‘I'
tcu'et ll! - The men
3! Air Glodlrk: 3111'»
Gerard we: emitters Throw. a weaver
for the last ten months in the mill
It‘ Occum. Hit team's widow “(1'3
ANOTHIR 1%” MAN DONI‘,
Foley‘l Kidney
of kidney i
wear way. an“:
the Utchiield jail. thote to await trlnl‘
at the September‘term of the superior
, court
‘- to give Demko an hour in which to
1‘ raise the money.
. A housetohot‘me canvass was made
1 among the couple's friends. and the
1 money thus‘obtained was added to the
savings of the'bride and groom. At the
‘ end of the hour 81. 000 were counted
out in fives. lens and twenties.
' wedding ceremony then proceeded but
the contemplated honeymoon trip had
Miss Komenko al-
logo: that Dcmko was to wed her next
wee . 1
If
i
of
ill.
ife
fin
so
my
red
1gb
on
tho.
the
ore
not
ul li
R.
(till.
TO‘
the
lure
not
00
1
quaintance.
lalion.
w
‘l
l
me all to the whim, Cures indigentiondycpcpcic. cont stomach.
i
Dual a crutch. weak 1111111111111. Windy stomach. puffed stomach. nervouq
stomach and «term of the element; A “guaranteed 111'
SOLD BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
‘ood Motto for Thanh-“We ve gotI Nibbs~l left that boarding house
111‘ it?“ motto for out paper.” remarked because the food was adulterated.
er
QtdbeSOI '
Nibbs——-Yes: it was so mixed ‘llp
with too much gossip; i couldn’t stand
for it.“-—-Detrolt Press.
"What is it?" asked the slight ac-
" 'What we have we hold.’ "
“0! l soe:1cfcrrlng to your circu-
By the way. I didn't know you
wow u publishel. " -
“We' re 1101; we manufacture fly-pa. ,
pcr."wPhiladelphia Press.
A TOUCHITG STORY.
is the saving from. death of the baby
girl of Geo.A .Eyler. Cumberland. Md.
He writes: ‘At the age of 11 months,
our little girl was in declining health.
with serious Throat Trouble. audtwo
physicians gave her up. We were al-
most iu despair, when we resolved to
try Dr. King s New Discovery for Con-
sumpliou. Coughs and Golds. The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four
COLIC AND DiARRHOEA—A REME-
DY THAT Is PROMPT AND
PLEASANT.
The prompt results produced by
Chamber‘latns Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy together with its
pleasant taste have won for it a place
in many households. Mr. W. 'l‘. Tay-
lor, a merchant of Winslow. Ala...
mites: “l have used Chamberlain' a
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
myself and also with men on my place
for diarrhoea and colic and it always
gives relief promptly and pleasantly."
For sale by Stillsou- Powell Corpora-
tion, Clifford Pharmacy and Zeitfusa
bottles she was. cured, and is now in Pharmacy.
perfect health." Never falls to. re-
lieve and cure a cough or cold. At ”Oh.‘ sighed Mrs Old castle, "i'm so
sick of the proletariat!"
"So are me and Josiah." replied her
hostess. ”We’ re goin‘ to glvo it up
and go back to ‘coffee even if it ain't
the best thing for the nerves ”~Chi-
cago Record Herald.
F. H. Baxter's drug store: We and
$1.00 guaranteed. :Trinl bottle free. ”
A gentleman has written to the
press to say that the question in alge-
bra sct at a recent examination for
cavalry officers and quoted as absurd—
ly difficult is in no way. unreasonable.
for it has been solved at the first at.—
tempt by a six-year-oid school girl.
STOP THAT COLD.
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But our recollection is that all that
was said was that it was absurdly dif-
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there must be. judging by the pro-
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people in, South Nor-walk that know
what good meats ”are know where to
find them at a low price. We will
send you home a steak. roast or chop
fit for the most. fastidious critic. if
you leave your order.
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