in w .. Cream
_ Lane’s w
wit...
31 WASNINGTON ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hentlie mov-
ed today from 90 whit Street. to Can-
non. ' ‘
—A trial will convice~the 'I‘OMBOY
is positively the most perfect 5c Cignr.
Miss Marguerite Ryan. 01’ Rome, N.
Y., is the guest of Miss Anna Stoog-
nIuller, of Quintnrd avenue.
The Rev, J. J. Fitzgerald. of Green-
wich. preached a Lenten sermon lust
evening at St.‘ Mary's Church.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Sunday school chorus at the. South
Norwalk Baptist Church. tomorrow
evening at 7:45.
The bids for the sewer on West nve-
nnc and North Main street.which were
opened March. Minot being sntist‘no.
Iory. tho commissibnerii" again adver»
tiso for proposalsfblds to close at 5
o‘clock April 3.
Mrs. C. B. Bates has been spending
:1 few weeks with her sister in Brook-
lyn,‘-l)ut has returned to her home in
Norwalk. Mrs. Fra‘nk Bennett. of
Brooklyn. in liOW' the guest of Mrs.
Dates for a time. _
~Botter and more satisfactory than
any other—«the TOMBOY tie CIGAR.
Mrs. ll‘omer‘ F. But'knutn. of Eliza-
beth street. who has been stopping at
the New Grand wlih‘her cousins. Mrs.
Elmer Gates and Miss l’enrl Edson, of
Washington. D50; has returned home.
Mrs. Iiueknnm attended the liippo-
drome and 3th “Mile. Mediate." Frltbt
Sohei‘f. '
Prof. Serene it. Ford. orgnnlst of tho
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
had an attack of the grip inst week.
which threatened lo'rnn into pneu-
monia. He was thus prevented from
being at his post last Sunday. lie is
improving and hopes to resume his
accustomed place at the organ next.
Sunday.
l
———i"rosii linddoek. 5o 1b.: lurgo Long
(Titttns. 300 qt. Haddock lloos. (‘utbill‘s
linrtls. (lane's; (‘otnpnny received :I
oo nmuuicntllm from one of tho inrgcsl
Ill :ninous coal oporntors in the Cum
lirln county. Itnnount-lng that all of tho
mines in that. district and the (‘lonr-
lield roglon will‘t'lose their mines Silt
urdny. and not open until u. Settlement
Is made of tho wage scale for tho. en
Suing year.
George 1.. Rockwell. Riduoilr‘id: Ed.
\l‘IIrd 'i‘ny‘lor. iii. S. Briggs, Louis it.
Horton, W. (‘. Simmons. 'l‘. Markillio.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Mudlnnu. it. P. Vidnud
ll. 11. (ll‘t‘t'll. E. Brand, New York: 1-1.
tiertlo. l’tlllillllitit'lliiln, N. i'.: .1, it
Walker. St. Louis, M0,: A. C. Slot-lo, (‘
M. Johnson. iiurtt‘t rd; (‘. W. Edwards
Hudson: _.1. .i. W linger. Wort-outer;
Frank A. iionn. H. L. Guyiord. i. A.
ilrown. It. .1. Bishop. iloston; W. S.
Wilcox. South NOl'WlllIi. wero guests
nt the Hotel Clifford, yesterday.
The most. healthful. upbuildlng modi-
clno known to science; coolly soothes
the liver and nerves; makes digestion
onuy, bringn to all the sweet sloop of
youth. llolllstor'e Rocky lllountnlu
Ten. :15 cents. l’lnisted‘s Drug
Store.
_...-
YALE NOVELTV STORE CLOSED.
Several CIIIMI Already Aggregate at
About $000.
I The Tide Novolt- Store on \VilHli‘
inuton ntroetowtrd“ cloned yenlortiny . by
11 number of attachm‘outn. placed upon
It by creditors. Tho uttnehmontn nu-
nrognto about $1100 directly. and it is
believed that more will follow.
Among thouo already pinned on the
Illore are 'l'ho Amorlrnn Newn (inm-
pauy. 890. Leon Penrl. of New York.
$123. The Daniel Keogh Coal Conn
puny. $18, and others.
The. Store wan opened during the
holidays. but did not prove u ilnunetnl
ounces”. The location won not adopt-
mi in the nor i. In" claim of luminous
ililtl the conch gradually went down.
it It: not hollnv'ed that the suits can
be RL‘IIINI. .
CLEANING 'l’i-lE PAVEMENT.
The brick pavement and Wall Ntroct
In point: given It thorough elonnlmr by
litroot Connnilisl’onor Mnrlin Knitozs'n
mon. The chI womanhood Ind pick-
od from it. :1 day Or two no limitation '
it in being wrinkled and wept clean.
NUT“ OTWRNAMKNT.
t the ‘1 inefficient of the Nut,-
“ poo (rim and Edward
mos Club chute:
pic-William; will
restart! lite . .
1th to it .
ted 1110. played
Mil» or worn PIN! AND no 3 .
helium.» intimation “
m r V‘ '1'?»
densities.
. . but ”Notion
w; omitlmdy having all: for com-
mr proportion “co-tn nothing to lint
your "3"” Yarrow-6% of amount
9 “no . . .
-’ Tamera Golden
w". .L. N MW». 9...... ”a...”
? MAY HAVE POISONED “FIDO."‘
I M;
‘John F. Bartromto Huvc a Hearing
In The Twin Court.
With his little pink. toes turned up
‘to the deletes poor little Fido left the
cares and‘worrtcu of this mundane sub.
lottery. and went to the happyhuntlng
,ground of. the» cont-he Species. From
Ftdo's death there hangs a tale somc- '
iwhct longor than the article of the,
more" name that Fido possessed in
e.
There. are horrible suspicions afloat
that Fido did not die n natural death.
but that his domino was it foul and
most. unnnlurnl murder. in fact. Fido
was poisoned. and this morning a boy
named John F. Bartram was hauled
into court. to answer to the charge of
having been the cause of Fido‘S on
timely end. ‘
Fido was :1 pet fox terrier owned
by Mrs. Mary Knapp, widow of the
into “I. S. Knapp. of Madison street.
Bartram is :1 non of Mrs. Knnpp‘s
niece. nnd he claims that. some weeks
ago the dog IJII his sister. He threat-
ened to put the animal out of the why,
but was prevailed upon not to do so
for n time. One day. however. poor
Fido scented to hnve‘oomelhlng the
matter with his internal mechanism
and his domino soon ljpllowed.
Mrs. Knapp and Bartrum‘s sister
'werc rery much grieved at the loss of
the. unlmal and butt n wnrrnut issued
for Burlrnm's arrest. which look plnco
this morning :It the hands of Constable
Goodwin.
The. euro was continued until Sutur-
tiny.
Film is still tIt'ild.
PHILEATHEA CLASS AND DECKER
CLUB.
United in Giving a Social at the Home
of Miss Minnie Ferris.
'l‘lio l’liilonliwu Close IInd Decker
Club. of the. South Norwnlk qutisl
(.‘hurch. united in giving their fourth
sooiul lust evening and were very nice-
ly ontorlulnod ill the home of Miss
Minnie Ferris. Senviow avenue. Final
Norwnlk,‘ 'i‘uesdny evening. Despite
the inclement weather there Wore
about. tifl)‘ young people present. The
progrnm included selections on tho
phonograph; yooal selections in
Messrs. 'l‘ryon’; Hurst and Morgan. Wit
fred Robins und MISS Adollnognphtw
accompanied the singers, ‘. Lip-
kcy'uuvo Stujt‘i'ill excellent. readings
Light refreshments were served by the
young ladies. I'l‘ho pleasures of lllt;
ovoning continued until 11 o’clock.
FOR PASTOR'S BENEFIT.
Neat Sum Realized at Town Hall Last
Night for Rev. J. D. Nicholas.
'l‘ho grand stursupper m the town
hull last evening for tho benetit of 111'
Itel‘. .i. I). Nicholas. puslor of Illt‘
Knight Street A. M 6. Church. prot-
I‘d u grnnd suotoss in every purtlon
iur. there being it lurge illlt‘litlilllt‘t'
and us i t-onsouuont-o n good sized
sum of money was cleared. The tune
lion wns for tho bout-lit of the church's
Imslor, ltov. .1. l‘). Nioholos, who is II
zonlous worker for Its wull being.
The diners \Vt‘rt' ouch presented will.
a lurgo blue slur.
OUTSIDE TRACKS CLOSED.
Conductor .lny Mnllory. of South
Norwnlk. IS in charge of the lruln used
in tho olootrleul constrnttlon of the
Now \‘IIIk. New Haven und ilurll‘ord
Ruilrond Company's line from Slum.
l'ord to New Yorlt.‘ The two outside
trill-Its tire to be closed to nil ll‘nfllt‘
while tho work is in progress. Illltl ur-
rungomonls are being nnIdo to push N
:Is rapidly us ponnlblo.
THE POOL TOURNAMENT.
'i'lII'I- tlro 1th uumek left to decide
the ownoruliip oi' the sooond one in tho
toIIrntIIIII-ul of tho Norwiilk (llulI, Wil-
linm i.. llluset-r, iii». und .1. W. ileully.
lill. will plny Ionlnht. und then the win-
ner ol' lbis‘nnmo will ploy Howurd A.
('rumptt‘n, l'fiv. to see who gets the
T he lllt'iil
Administrator ,
is Illtl
Trust tummy
Combining the
mnxlinnln of
EXPERIENCE
PROFICIENCY
RESPONSIDHA.
TV
with the
Inum 01“
‘ llNCldlt'l‘AlN'l‘i'
DELAY
j EXPENSE.
. 'llIe
‘ 8qu11 imll'allt
Trust I‘ll.
Itcln Int ADMlNlS-
'ruA'ron, nxno-
UTOR. 'l‘ltlis.
'l‘lm AND GUAR-
‘ .DIAR‘v
' Capital “0.000.
Surplunlillihoo.
mlul-
a»
hill-‘1» I .
a. a. SPAULDING
, and ’ ~
will?” a Ma Yifldfl‘
9‘, _
Sorority, _ own
“ all scribe.
» nuccyut'uily panned this preliminary or.
EVERY MAN ‘WANTS A RAINGOAT; our H‘EWA‘NTa IT FOR A‘
DOUBLE PURPOSE: To KEEP HIM onv WHEN lT nAiN‘o. AND TO
onass HIM watt; WHEN IlT'S CHILLV AND out“. ‘
SUCH IS THEJTAILORED sxc’cttcnca or (nth RAINOOATS.
AND THEIR QUALITY THAT cvzav MAN FINDS INi‘TfNEM QXACTLV‘
WHAT HE SEEKS: PROTECTION ANo oooo Locks. :Panrs‘cr FIT .
AND LONG oeuvres.
we snow THE NEW LONG-AN D-LOOSE MODELS jI‘N FANCY MIx.‘
TUREB. oxronoanv AND BLACK ' ‘
M@t0$2@
THE NEW' FITTED-BACK SPRING ’ OVERCOATS ARE MAKING A
BIG HIT WITH vo‘uN'a FELLOWS. AND THE new MODEL COVERT
TOP OOATs ARE PLAYING A STRONG SECOND.
» $lOto $25
SPRING HATS AND FURNISHINGS ARE READY TO BE PICKED.
EASTER WILL BE HERE BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT. .
..M"\.... .
We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have”
made it reputntlon for selling the best quality and giving
the best. service. .We are going to stick to that same
quality, the some cure. in delivering. and we believe that
by dealing with us you will Obtain better results than
from any one else.
Some of the goods we have to offer:
For Horses nml Cntlle. For Poultry.
I
J
No. l Outs. Chick Manna. t
\ Fancy Onlu. (Thick Feed.
If. 0. Feeds. t.‘r. Corn. I
I Hay & 7 Meal. . -
Co‘rn. 11. t). Feeda.
Sat. ’ " ‘.’ ' "I Grit.
Bran. { ‘ ‘ '3 " Shells. ,_
Wheat Feed, llrot‘ Strong. 1
Cut llny.
. All Gl‘fllDSit
Gluten Feed. ‘ ‘-
' l’rntt's Food.
international Foods.
_\’l’hent. p
._/‘
Buy Onto ’l‘hnts t‘lonn.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH-
W"“V' “
r
Spaulding’s Baseball-tilled
Including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEEhS’
I9 WALL ST., NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 813.80. NORWALK.
Preparation
in one or the chief factors of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
offers facilities for II thorough business lrnining.
M. A. MERRILL. Pl‘lnclpai.
”a. ...._............. .. L
W..." . «fir-....w.- Una...“
So. Norwaik. Conn.
__——_
'A full line of SPRING sun's,
COATS and SKIRTS. Also a com-
plete line of MILLINERY.
lair Olnali illil, In Store.
58 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
..-I~.- ... ., WW...» m W.W..-... ML..-”
Invocation by the Rev. .iutlnon L.
Crown. An untheui preceded the rend-
log of the. neriptnren. those being road
by the Rev. Wnrrcn l’. blinders.
"Spirit. of God, lioueenn Upon My
Heart." wun sung. und thlu Wu tol-
lowmt by the «ammo by the Rev.
Prof. Willlnlon Wnlkor. Ph. D.. 11.1).
The Rev. it. J. Thompson made the
pruyer of ordination. 'l‘hon was
sung the ordinutlon hymn. ‘l‘hn right
hand oi followuhlp was given to the
candidate liy tho. Rev. Edward N.
Packard. UT) The Rev. B.
Btrayer delimit-ed the charge to the
minister. Minn MoCslfroy nuns an a
solo. 'll'll Go Where You Want Mo
to (Bohbcnr Lord." The cloning
prayer wins mndwby the Rev. Wil~
llnm Geno, 11.0.. and the benediction
ORDAINED AT GREENS FARMS.
Rev. E. B. Adam: to Enter Minion
Work Field. ’
'l‘ho ordination of Edwnrd lirud-
ford Adumn to tho Chrislluu mlnlntry
look plhee til. the Congronutlonul
church ul. (lroonh Forum, by the
’li‘tiirlleld Went (fonnooiution. ’l‘uosduy
evening. and won well utloudod. At.
3 o'clock the oonnoolntlon convened
and enmlnod the Iutndldnto no to his
qualification» for the ministry. The
Rev. W. H. (lune. 1.1.. 1).. won ninth-ru-
and the ltov. Btlinuoi A. lu‘lnko
Mr. Adams rond n thesis.
setting forth hin beliefs nnd purponen.
It pointing the ransom why he won
o$tll to make the Inlnintry hIN life
work. .Vm'loun questions were put. to
the candidate by memhorn of the court.
(:11 which examined him. but be Ima-
wered all of them naliniuetorlly and Brnnt'ord Adam, [.11. thonemly 01'-
dnlnod minister. who in noon to enter
the field of mission work.
deal
At‘IIlI' p. m. supper Wan served in W““ '
tharohuroh parlors. The tables were O'ITUARVIIIIWRR- '
madly arranged. each with a center-
piece of carnation. 'l‘ho pastor of
the church. the Rev. Charlton B.
,Eltrttyor. omctuwtt u toastmn‘ltor and
nuts. tum n. owl-In. ,
Mm. unit. 111. Clone, widow of the
iatctl‘liomumuno. tinned may this
moronic anion homo. till Edition ave
emu touts were rampant] to. To _ .
cooker than Mm Fannie Granny: to one, Norm traitor wiilnmotllttlti
W " " ‘ ‘ - .t . Ova” w
“)1
““1.
1m with
t all (it: ‘
won pronounced by: the Rev. Edward
‘Hoorhound
Drops, ,
For the little hacking cough
. and irritated throat: common “at
this IOIIDR of the your there in
nothing hotter than pure More-l
hound WNU‘OPI. I
"l.
5c) m; 26c Pound.
the Oliiford IXIPlIa'rmacy
TIL. SAUL, 15—1.
in... itinerant...
(moi-pom.”
COMMISSION BROKERS.
union in
Staoks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
«an o comm (stink. u. Namath.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET. 10:10 II. nI.~—’I‘he
opening dealings in the stock market
today were active and some. large
blocks changed hands, but the price
changes were small and mixed. Union
Pacific und Southern Pucitic Wore shud—
ed small fractions and St. Louis South-
western pl‘d. nnd Kunsun City South-
ern Ipfd. fell W. nod ‘94.. respectively.
'l‘hore was u like of a point in Distil-
lors‘ Securities of 515. in New York Cen-
trnl, and of hi. in Americun (Yur. Choir
gob otherwise were within the limits
or it...
WALL STREET. 11 a. 111. After it
moderate soiling: movement. in which
Reading went down to 1341.»; prices
were bld up again. Largo trnnsno-
lions In l'nlted States Steel within a
burrow range Were it feature. in tho
rnllroud section the high priced trunn-
(“Ollllllt‘liltll nnd thw Southern lenders
made the host showing. The movement
was irrouulnr and oonstnnt reactions
. went bond in hand with lbo IIIlvqu-os.
WALL S'i‘RlElti'l‘, noon.~-'l‘ho lirm-
tiers of tho rnll.lnone,v noted as o nu
Strnint on speculation and prices in
the genorul lint wore held buck. Spo-
('llll stocks Showed strength. North»
western row 2. Smelling :Ind Coloru-
do Fuel l‘.~§,v:lleiaware & l'iudson lost
l‘r‘g. Lnrgo'buying of Amuisnmnled
Copper curried.“ up in. Bonds were
lirm. . ‘
WALL'
lion become. heavy in tone and there
was it decline in prices. to tho lowest.
liver-night lesson, however. were main-
ly fruelionnl nndvinrgely confined to
the. will slorlts. ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over, the private wire. or
The Maple: S‘Goldsehmldt Co.. Com-
mlulon Broken, Ewart: it Corbett
Block. South Norwallt. Telephone 158.
‘ Open High Low Close.
Amul Cop. 108% 109 iOtt-‘lt. 108%
A, (an to‘. Co. tin; 44v. 441/. 44%
Am. (lot. ()Il. .3414 34% IN”. 214“,»
Am. Ice hilt. 5.3% M Fifi-1..
Ant. Loco. 89V. 119% (1811/. 6811/;
Am. Smelt 160% itimg Hill—tit ltilh.
Am. Sllgnl‘ ”Slit HI‘,5_HO% 1403‘.
A. 'i'. & S. F" 94% ill-1h 9373 9:179
liniio. & Ohio lll7n lliili. “17: ”2‘4.
li'ltli‘tl, ii. ll. lily-'1‘. 8:37.“ 85% 85%:
lilies. ti.’r Ohio 591,; hilt; 59le 595‘.
(‘III. A‘: N, W. 2311 2373. 2111i Zilii’n
(‘IL (it. Wet-ti. 2i 21 2071. 20"“
till. M. & Si. i'. 171W. i7? 176% ”til/z
Col. i", & i. 661/; 67% 051/. 67%
Col. South 114% 211% (lit/g Iii 1/;
Con, (ins. 14111.1. 148% 147% Hit
Del. 6': liud. 28% 2355’. 28% 28%
Erie. . Mild 44% 44% 44%
Erie. Isl. pill. 79 791.3 79 79%
lion. ‘Elt‘t'. . Hill 1139 Itiil ltiil
ill Con, 1720‘ 172% 172% 173-13
Lou. & Nunh. 151% ii'Il'H. 151% 151%
Mott. (font. 25 . 2511.. 25 25
M. K. it '1‘. 35% 35% 351/4 85%
M. K. it ’1‘. p. 72 . 72 72 72
Mo. l’mg 1157.. 957i. trill]. 951/;
Nut. Lend S2 9121!; 82 82%
N. Y. Con. 145% liliiit. 145% 145%
Out. At West. fill-a 511,4 51% 511/.
PM. Mall. 14% 45 441% 45
Penn. K. it. 1119 139% 1381.1. 183%
Pet). (inn. lihw 951.9. tibia 95%
Print. 8. Cur. 53% 53% till Oil
Reading 135% 135V. 134% iii“).
Rep. Steel 30% 1111.4 801.5 31%
Rock inland 27 217% 2111i. 27%
South. i’ur. 118% 118% Oil“. 68%
Son. Ry. (It). 411% 41% thin 41%
Son. l-ly. (11. p. 1017.5. 101% 101% 1011i.
Tenn. 0. & H 143 148% Nil 1431/.
Union l’nc. ' iiit'i 155% 113W. llibid
U. 3. Rubber 551,4; till ' till in?
II. S. Stool 41% 41% ii it
U. 3, Steel. p. 106% limit 106% 106%
WithuIIh 23k. 23% 23% 38k.
Wnbnnh p. 151% 1111/. mm 110%
Went. lin. ’l‘el. 11.2% 92% 02% 92%
”w u‘ ‘
WHAT TO DO WITH A DAUGHTER.
’l‘enoh her that 100 cents make one
dollar. .
'l‘oach how to wear It pimple muniln
drops and to wear-it like u ouoon.
"reach her how to drum for health
mid comfort. tot? well «II for appear.-
'ntice. . , , .. 4 .
much her bonito cow‘oh Illliwnli,
fdm Itockingjnd‘diemi aim/ea.
”reach her. mlharrnnu the pthjlor
.uml itbrhry. . ‘
.gl‘mch
.M'lt . . *7 . W .
~‘ 'ilauchh‘or to hive 1 place for every
‘ his and, to put everythinxin its
lace. .
p 'l‘mti hot: ftp Ellygotlgtg twig.“ it.
known yuan ._ I . o
‘ Tmh air to have ndtiilnt to do with
. Touch
hits. Clone to unwind:
hair. to ”Home to the. clue
twinning wold , a
loo-archer
S’l‘Rl‘did‘l'. ‘1 p. m.—-Speonln~ I
her to‘loOo'nnd 3anth north ,
inanimate and dimiute yonti: then.
.m,
E
or Weeks Yet.
Have you a fresh Overcoat for tricky ‘Springlf
to
Oursdit with striking style. $zo.oo to $25.00.. .'._l.,' I
'OUR SMART CLOTHES FOR SPRING other
Woolcns, both domestic and imported. Individuallytail
a ,.«
and custommade, they fit with striking style.
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
\V.
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EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN’S FINE F
WEAR.
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and ~Hate.
98 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWA -
Telephone Cali 165-5. ’ .. I (
sample for sardine butters. for "a few "clap.
Till them. 120 pet can. '
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Cali 36-4.
’1 .spcaaig.7f
3 cans Imported ‘Sardincs. . . .25c ' 15 sweet Navel Oranges.. ..J
Marshall‘s Kippe’red Herring. 1 doz. large Sweet,0ranges..,,1
can ...................... 18c I doz. extra large Sweet Op.
Stuart's Fresh Herring. can. .Iac. anges ............ . . . ....
Soused Mackerel. can ....... 1 5c Fancy Lemons, per doz. .‘.d
'Bth Trout. cart ........... 12c Red Onions. per peck ‘. . . . . ..
6 cans Domestic Sardines . . .25c , D-Zerta Pudding. pkg.‘ .. . . ..
Lettuce, Parsley. Celery. Spinach. Radishcs, Etc.
Louis JoseIOff
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWA'LKL CONN?
TEL. CA LL. iSS-o-Z.
GRANULATED SUGAR ....... . ..... .
FLOUR. BAG .................................... ...... ;.....
Ia'sTnIcTLv FRESH zoos ............................. '
JUNE BUTTER. LB. ..................................... .' .
EVARORATED APPLES. 2 PKGB. ............................ ....‘.‘-.
LARGE sumv OF ASSORTED CAKES, LB. .......... .......‘...
KAL ,pK.. ............................................... J, .....
spin. on. ilk. ................... . ....................... ,“;..“.'..‘.‘._,
15 N van ORANGES ........... . ................
DUCK sacs. ' ‘ '
swear .ORANGES. FIGS LETTUCE. CE‘LERY FINE”, "
GA TURNiP IN TOWN. ' v [3.7. 111.1
.. WPNEUUU GROCERY co.
SO NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.
OLD ROMAN RECIPES.
Women of ancient. luxloualouit itoino . . ._
used to out namely an n mouth cleanu- "litre i" o “my of tilt 3 - '
er. llunI-y boiled in wine. and nnl-' "k" of Dutch Borneo! “mt .
need WIIS aioo n .nwoelenor ot‘ lhogillil’t‘lll't‘tl In the Bl'llltlh
bil‘enth trill IJIHHIIIR of myrtle were lom- g Herald: “llnthnnvencp a.
poyod or tto some pnrpone. Si vort . .. .
10th and knives were employed in IN? hm “ outmoded WNW“
caring for the nnlltt. No woman of“u U” ‘" uhundon “‘3 WU
noolnl eminence cut her own lingerillmllmlt- Ht! "3min
nulln. those who but! not nkllletl nln~iill0nilli9 and forutlm
van. employed htlrliern. . reflection in [memm howewr. he 19 l
theke respect» won one. of the thirty ‘ a Dynk mnldon. The“. t’
beauties attributed to ilolpn of Troy. 1 returning his WOMAN '. .
Grout mum; were implement, on the 0M?!” 01' marriage New,
foot. tor lliwuu considered that. thexlnlllllaotl in the line, '
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