Li W
l’l‘he full score:
, ‘z BRIDGEPORT.
‘. ‘ ‘ ABRHPOAE
" '0 3 0 0 0.
ti 2 ii 5 0
I 1 8’ 3 1
0 1, 2 0‘ 0
1.2 0 0 :l
0 2'4 5 0
0 021 0 1
0 2 4 3 0
9 10 65,0
31548 21 3
_ ABRHPOAE
, , smeycr,-cf., ss....'i' 0 1 i 0 2-
. el, ..... .....713650
». Weill-r ....... i 0 0 0 0 0
”Osmium. .......... 7231300
.‘Ofip'eerym. .......... 100300
Kritchel.c. .........4 0 0 6 ti 0'
Fallonlf, ...... 6 0 0 7 0 .0
Norman. ..... ' ..... 0 0 3 0 5 0
duties, or. .......... 3 0 0 'l 1 1
Badgley,'p. ......... 6 0 0. 0 5 0
Layster, cf. ..... 2‘ 0 0 2 0 0*
Totals ......... 53 .310 4821 3
.nen‘ Ind, Wilton we,
té’r‘ use _ . ms ’ t
othe b ngies scuttergds. "‘“Hmfigrd':
its were made, by Motion, Crook odd
. my. "97“!» who" stunted three
wece‘ ., i . . 4 i an it. -
do nopiiicial urn ire n urged up Cor-
e“- rs substi-
fluted. "Litter. when hermit-isles sent
into the game, O'Leury’toak his place;
Score by innings: '
Bridgeporttll20000000000000?—
Hertford 0001001010000000«3
Earned. rank—Bridgeport, 3: Hart j
-, 10rd, 2.. Two base hiis~Noyos, Credit
.1
' Pittsburg,‘ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
, lnt'yre and. Bergen.
“Sacrifice hits«Wali. Krltchell, ,ius'tice
-Q‘R‘eurke. ‘ n bases; ~Bert‘whistle.
Mfg” in, 0 IIrWr.,‘Pneoulr. he
nonem- Doublc \ hy—Mutfett anti
(iron . Left on bases—Bridgeport. 12;
Hart rd. 7. Struck out-i3y Murphy.
10: by Badgiey, 8. Wild 'pii:ch~Mur-
phy. Those—2:26. Umpires~Cornen.
Luyster and O’lienry.‘ '
At New Haven:
New Haven, ‘12 0 2 0 0 2 ‘0 x—40
yWnterbury, 1 0000000 2—2
At Holyoke:
Holyoke‘illOOOOOlOOOOl—ii
NorwlehOV000011000000—"2
. . At Springfield:
nh‘lhfilield, 0 1 1 1 o 0 0 1 :4
New bonden, 000000001-«1
‘ , Mun—b .
j Natlerlsl League.
At Pittsburg (first game): ‘ '
’ " ' R. H. E.
8
3
Brooklyn. 000003000-3 7 2
‘fiattsrier—beiileid and Phelps; Mc-
. tfleoond seine):
,. . nun
"listing. 0 0 0 212 0 0 x—-5 10 1
"resin. 000010000—1 s .3
authorise—«Willis and Gibson; Ea‘son
‘Ijfl! Bergen. 4
At. Chicago: 3 " i" .
3 " f Eli. E.
unicorn 000200001~2 5 2
Boston; 000000001—4 c 0,
batteries-Taylor nnd Moran; Dor-
a ‘ on and‘iircwn.
’ At Cincinnati: .
; , ~ ‘ 11.11.10.
.ummnn‘u. n-li ‘ 2..
.V 0 01—3 0 a
.‘ 1 .
"ii? . (hi! 0 com 0
v. u. . .
0 0 1 0 0 0—4: 0 2
, s
i I I
M! l boté Murray; . Pit-
d- :1. Donovan. l
‘ M own- .
0‘8 0‘ dill-8- 1
9 0400 0 M s 10
’ Inti'ehd Sullivan.
W
fluidlllrstfiégsme): . , ‘1
l4
»» one
o
‘ _ ‘t’thcre was nothing data in the
'i ll " fill)". and Hamil! Bussbstcdrloxne re-
9
and fictileig,
IV‘. .“ ' L
... «wits.
. man; ‘ ’
11
In. a.
.u
re emitting l“"d
. on ‘ ‘a
- ‘, ltile
iii...
“luster
' 1 ”their tak‘t‘ t
. , .1 0 I.
telly algr “ “gamer-dull“ 0.
order. at {think iris true.
lite disfigured, trunk. or clean. outdoor
and recosninsd the gem of a
s¢099~7 , he droppedinto‘his
axing editors billed sod; blade 8 .
butiicgngt irednecks watch preferred
,c v yam ‘enenternen
ed table can?“ t i
e, .ncxtrday be, mode a other cell
be M'. id’s elites and or do oxie'w
oreremarhs.vatter having been told
“by of solving mysteries. 'l‘ is time
intimated that he‘should he ionic
this for results invthe next morning's
lions anent star reporters, salaries,
rate“ etc... etchben he went on his
. ll- . . ’
' be third day after, Mr. Hesrst edge
more entertained his managing odl r
with an expression of his desires.
"Got about fiiiyimen, haven't we?"
"About that number; yes,‘sir. Good
men. but we can't get a. clue to this
murder mystery."
3 "Get pretty good pay. do 't, they?"
‘ “Pretty goodqyes slr.‘ But» _u seo~"
6‘1“} Bee. ,1. want this mystery solv-
“We must have thisinystery solved.
gin nurst hello this story. if you don't
et'it today. 1’" go out and show you
,0 to report a, murder mystery.”
‘1. Then he went off to his pursuits.
.whleh on this day evening took him
to the theatre. and possibly elsewhere
With some dolly friends; and finally
he‘dropped' in at Murray Hill baths
in get (reshaped a bit and to sleep.
_ Mr. Hearst's "rubber"'was a‘ Ger-
mtrn. So likewise was the “rubber"
u‘orkinn in the adjoining stall.
' Mr. Hearst understands German.
Says one "rubber" to the other, in
liermnn. ,
t “i believe the follow that was murv
tiered was Guldchuppe. He had a
drip tnioood on his ‘cheut, just witch
the skin was removed from his bend-
lens trunk: end he has not been here
(hr :1 week." '
“'T'erhups Mr. Hearst did not “sit
up.”
lie got the name and residence of
that “rubber" and in the morning not
iiimhintc a cab und made for the mor-
‘ The i'l'ubber" was instructed ‘to view
the. ‘,ad ‘mon, say he did' not recog-
hlt‘n. and, report to Mr. Henrst.
.. p excited brine cub nt‘thc near.
est'eorncr. The man identified the
bodypsnid to the “ENS“? ooplc that
, “oiled to. rebound: to r. Hearst
that, it Was Guldennuppe—wud thcn~
Quick limo W. sillndri to the Journal
since, where" chasm cdmuy told
his manager that the murdered
en's name. was Guldensuppe. n "rub-
yer” at'thc Murray Hill baths. ioid
where he liycd, who his sweetheart
was, etc. ' ' ‘ _. ‘
"Please verify those facts: and keep
this man locked up in a room until
you do so. and until lt’ is‘too inle'for
our esteemed contemporaries to get
anything out of him," said Mr. Hearst.
and cooiy-wulked out. .0
NEWSPAPERDOM.
TWENTY ‘YEAR BATTLE.
"l was a loacr in a twenty your bhi~
tie with chronic piles and tool not
sores. until i tried Bucklcn‘s Arnlcs
Salve; which turned the tide. by cur.
lug both, till net's trace remains,"
writes A. M. Bruce, of Formvilic, Va.
Best.for old Ulcers. Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 25c, at if. H. Baxter’s.
South Norwalk. and E. I’. Wood's. Mir.—
' Walk, druggisle.
"Don't you think that members of
congress ought to receive more com-
Dfillflfilltln'i”, .. . .. , .
‘Some ought to get more: answered
- "93'?“ Wall ‘0' .lllB" “MIME. 4?! ’
It . ’Bi‘tiscial
it
neon ,, . labi‘ghun! nd'nome inn
”91’4““;le .'
‘ ssh teli
Q can oxnlnnltio'n
the. entrwmr Marielle
$3 handle. wowed l:ii'f ‘
*arnns‘ on 0 up-
riiiilali out. on the table a
orbitals. ii“ i
, on?" that the nearest local
bank could not be used for weekly,
psy. Accordingly the contractor had
.iheflsticir made; the interior of , which
was ‘ oilowed entire 'order to take‘tbe
sovereigns. The precious freight
smountod'totlioo and ms dispatched
evorycweek as an“ ordinary parcel.
boring the whole time 1F..”P,"°,‘7, mis-
came , ,
“.rosslbly s more remarkable sav-
ings banh'was fotind'durlug an in»
lscovered that the deceased had a
coded log. within which were a num-
beh‘df sovereigns wrappedr‘in p kid
guest held in London recently. it was
*glovci'r ‘S'urely‘s wooden leg is one
olivine moon'peculiar bunks Imam
«.w‘u . i" . ,x
Av
ibhbiifi' "
“it"ehort time ago an old miscr'dlcd
. she. lately“ rchsled a
sldgdihr ' hoarding" pines for treasure.
She had auditorium?” one in deep
poverty, v accrued carefully excluded
slirheighbors (torn her‘opnrttncnt'. 1
”When she we’s'tnken ill and felt the
upbrouclr-‘oi‘rlenth she “sent for u no-
my, ‘io whom" she‘- conilded'ihe hiding
place of her" money, suys‘ the I’hiia»
raglan ‘lnuairer. ; i
of had ,llvedf‘in consta’ul. dread of
robberymr‘ioes. nnd’no ior years had
preserved the whole ‘or her money in
u hollowed-out "ieit‘pifh "certnin table
in her room. thu‘scurrh'was bu—
,lng made‘ before properly uncredited
“witnesses a sum
of $25,000 was
brought lo‘ilght in money securities.
A sum of more thau'timopud has
been thrown into the ssh pit by the
British gorcrmneht. The extraordinary
exhibition of waste of'publlc money
was found out. some little time ago.
it was discovered that scrap brass
had been used for roadmuhlne, '
originally the hshes from the brass
foundry and‘mllins‘miil’s oi the Royal
laboratory and other factories were
regarded as so much waste material.
As a matter of loci, they were given
to the superintendent for the purpose
of making roads and pathways.
This went on for a number of
years. when n 'widcawnke contractor
got to know of it. He generously og~
lured to remove the ashes from the
liveboles and to give the government
the sum of “80 cents u too ibr‘thcm
into the bargain.
' After this arrangement bud been go
in: on for some time it was diurnvcml
that, the contractor was selling the
rcfdse at 330a ton. .'i‘he_n_ the ‘nrdlv
fiance officials took the matter into
their hands and issued proper forms
[or them. -
Then the firm which imdtbecn need
to paying 80 cents a ton. ol‘forod $20
a? ion. This means a revenue of 850.-
000 a year, which hitherto had been
thrown Into the ash pit. Actually. it.
is estimated that more than $1,260,000
lino been wustcd by the military oiiic»
lulu who thoughtlessly threw the'ro
time away.
A sum of ”0.000 was found in the
mud at Liverpool :1 short time ego.
This was in the mud behind the land»
lug stage wuter. Where a cosh box was
lmmd conininim: ll. number of bank
IlUit‘i-l and securities.
FEEL IMPENDLNO DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds ‘of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankinlaess‘ by the *lioneiit deriv‘
oi from taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
1:! will cure incipient Bright's disease
a d diebctes and oven in the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured“ in a few days. “I
bird diabetes in its worst form." writes
orien’iiee, of Dunreath. ind. “i tried
0 gm physicians without relief. Only
[thre‘o‘bottles‘ of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man.” Plaistcdx
nt-
" .. becomes” rout .
‘- connect with the j ticks thrpu h, Im-
which a child‘s linger could have stop
. it I, _
, the railway
ticn.‘ la’Mhich
for the right to
my street and? continue uniform harem
avenuoutoli‘ord, to .l‘ai'k to illli. to
North nitric. fit: (into Asylu ‘street
gins complet up alone rin‘whe central
art of the city without going around
ity liail. * . ~
It is the intention of President Mei-
len to substitute the proposed loop
for ihe’present "slinky" engine service.
the com ‘ltiinte made-by the patrons of
the rite eviden y-iptyiug some shoot.
1 ‘A section at reticent-Monomer lat-
ter sayht‘
"“Assuih‘lng that such a permission
is granted by the propel-huthorulca or
the'city. we undertake an sooner: the
work may be“done,. to“ prepare the
trucks of‘iili‘e ‘Newviiluglund Railroad
betWeen the point of connection at or
near lmiuy street for tho‘operatlou by
trolley, and the cars thereon operated
to all make, the loop through the
streets (if Hartford before outlined.
substituting tho‘prOposed service for
the present, and that we have been ob‘
lined to discontinue temporarily.
throu h the injunction recently gunm-
ed on oinlng further operation of the
third rail service.” " ‘
Mayor lienncy considered the letter
a‘ very important one. in his opinion.
in which he is supported by mnuy oth-
the prominent men. the scheme propo-
s‘ud is a splendid one, and he would
be hcorilly in furor of carrying it
through as quickly be possible. pro
vldlug some com roinisc regarding the
style or rail to e new] could be ac.
complishcd. As is'knowu,’ the popu
lace of Hartford strongly object to the
”'1‘" roll. which is‘thc style the com-
pany proposes to use
A‘ “IRAQ“: FlNiSi-l. ‘
A watchman‘s neglect permitted a
leak in the ‘great North Sea dyhe.
pod, to become 11 ruinous break, dc.
vhslniiug an entire province of Hull
loci. in like manncr Kenneth Mr
lvcr, of Vnuccboro. Mo. permitted a
little ‘cold to go unnoticed until'a
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
King's New Discovery. iic writes:
"'i‘hrco doctors gave me up to die cl
lung iniiummntlon. unlined by a non-
leciod cold; but lir. King’s New lilo
cbvory snved my life." (iuaruutccd
best cough ml cold cure, at i". ll
antrr's. Sou h Norwulk. and E. P.
Wood's. Norwulk, drug stores. but
and $1.00. 'l‘rhu bottle i‘rcc. ”
WATERBURY MASONS ARRESTED.
Haled Into Court on Contempt Charge
During Strike.
WATERBURY. duly 12.~«The un.
nouncemcnt of Attorney N. R. lirousrm
that. ho would bring two ournibers oi
the Masons' Union before Judge Reed
of the Superior Court, for punishment
for contempt of court in violating the
injunction recently obtained against
the union by William 1". Chetllold, was
fulfilled yesterday, when he brought
Louis Corr. business ugcnt of the on
ion, and Vincenzoiicmarino. another
member. into court on a motion to
commit thcm for contempt.
One of (Yorr's offenses, according to
the alienation ol’Nl'r. (iliatiivld's law-
yer. occurred on .luly 7, when he pick.
alert the promises of Mr. Ulmillold :Ilui
"intervlcwml. followed and cnjolcd"
workmen from coloring the employ
meut of the contractor. A nomad oh
louse, it Was ullcgcd, occurred ycslcr
day when Corr used violent and throat
oning language to persons cngugcd in
obtaining workmen for Chutllcld.
Denim-Ibo is accused of loitering
about the Chaiilcld promises. "iblcrv
viewing and cnioiing“ his workmen
and otherwise interfering with his
business.
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. ma-
sillaa Balm is breaking up colds when
e or tried, almost without exception
1 c. 860, 60c and $1.00 bottles. The
mnda‘lnlsted'l. . 9“
i
1‘-
Motorola?
. '. ' V, m 4.. 1‘ "V, ll . _ ,1, i o."
. 332° 1 93:: I: :3 gt?! c 0 in role
sperm-0a ”enabled-s
cum , ,
onus Chrdii'"1.0liiolt
any ‘
’1 .
mfnnd‘hrmbrumr. , . V
'« Drug Store.
in.
are diet
a. new M
helium “
compiles.
" -‘ constipation as ic‘viimoiatoszthe liver
‘ Plaisisd's Drug Store.
‘ ‘. . 1906.“
‘ ‘ List furnished front-thalamus of
MJ‘Woostcr. solicitor of patents. in .
. Bridgeport. ‘ ~ ~
ginem
, clef
, molars, urchedato the {ltlviim ..
st emceismue time last night and
and money to the am-
end the window with a plumbing ,
anode u ihorousb‘ht‘drch of the ‘pos -
dilicc In a hunti‘ior' valuables. and
git re open a number or limitation, . be-
sides dcsircyingsbmo little light] mob
tor of other descriptionw'l‘bo interior
or the polit oliice was in, nature of dis-'
or: or. this morning,.when Postmaster
' denfvisitcd u. "
I The burglary was reported to Depu-
ty Sheriff Hendrio of Stamford. and
be begun an investigation at once. lie
about an hour or 'two at Riverside go-
,ihg over the ground. '
It is the secoud'time the post of. .
lice has been bursiarized within' .a
year and there seems to be» something
in the line of a clue. .
', ' ONLY OUR! FOR OVIPEPBIM
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Deb, says: "i sulfored for years with
dyspepsle.‘ used to have'sroot distress
andxaholch‘ng. i tried everything .I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brosillnn Balm, no.1 one 60
cent. bottle‘cured mo'eom lotely.”
For sale by R. ii. Pin stud. E. H.
Baxter and The Clilord Pharmacy. 4:
NOQUARREL. ,
Richard Gordon Han. assigned But
Not Because“ Rumpus.
Richard Gordon the leading man oi
Poli'n stock Company in Waterbury.
has resigned, his resignation to tuke
effort July ‘21. '
Mr. Gordon stated yesterday that '
there was no trulb whatever in the
report that he won involved in any con-
troversy With Mr, Dashicl.‘the Water-
bury manager of the compnny in re-
gardlo whether or not Miss iieleun
Wnrdc should silage honors with him
in the curtain culls. He said whatever
little differences ‘iharo were between
the matuhgéluent and him. Which, bow—
rvcr, were Very slight, Were purely of
an artistic nature. nudlthnt the relief
lion‘s cili'sting between Miss Words
and himself are most cordial.
‘iie furl.hor"suid that as he intended
appearing in n ncwplny the-firs! of
prtcmbor, he wanted to take a reel.
:boforc tnkingMup his work for the win-
ter season. r. (lordmlliu private lite
is George (inrbicltfoi Bridgeport, and
is well known bore.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley's Honey and TM has cured
many cases of nethmn that were con‘
sidcrcd hopeless. Mrs, Adolph lines
log. 71 West Third St, Davenport,
lowu. writes: "A severe cold contract
so inclvc. years ago was neglected un-
til it finally, grew into asthma. The
best medical skill 'nvaileble could not
give me more than temporary relief.
Foley's “may and TM was . recom-
mended and .on'e titty cen’t bottle on-
tliely cured me of asthma which had
her-n growing on me for twelve years.
if i had taken it ntibe start i would
have been saved years of suffering."
Plulstod‘s Drug Store. ”
ARRESTED ON FORGERY CHARGE.
New Haven Mao Caught in William!-
tie for Defrnnrling Firms.
Wll.l.iMAN'l‘lC. July 12.-An officer
from New Haven came here yesterday
and took to that city Ervin H. Crane.
who was arrested last night on the
charge of forgery. Crane is about 00
veers of age. and hnd been employed
by a Philadelphia lititogrophing com-
pany as a traveling sulcmsnn. although
he made his homo in Windham. hav-
ing married a young woman of this
town some time ago. Crane was paid
commission on his sales and‘the firm
was in the habit ol forwarding the
amount of the commission upon re
ceipt of the order. it is churged that.
he sent in orders which were never
given and that he received his com-
mission. Three or four firms in New
Haven ore sold to huvc‘preierrod chur-
ges that he» fbrgcd the name of the
concern to-ordors which were never
given.‘ -
' W ,.
'MAKIB TH: hint! LtVILV.
Orino laxative - Mt , Syrup“ gives
permnuent robot in . cues [of habitual
and restores the unturaioetioa at the
bowels without'irrltatlag these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartlcs. Does
not nauseate or gripe sad is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
nsms-Orine and refuse! substitutes:
”KNEE-lion! PATINT‘.
The following were issued July 0.
.~ no.» ..
-A.
. . «i . ..i >
her. Bridgman. driv-
llhen Cr Cree
Ddhltld
l
. rune
burl. stitch forming mechanism for
button-hole sewing machines.
won '1‘. Bailey, New .Haven.‘ at-
tacb'rnont‘ for‘ prepayment urns meters.
Hurry w. Noyes. New Haven. cork-
eatrnctor.‘ ~ » .
“" Aldon W. Draite'. Hartford, change-
sbid‘spesd‘leed mechanism. ': d
as
(Robert, G.’ Henry. Hartford,
multivitamin for drill-spindieu.
‘. Baltimore. :iiartlemfl
i
written. holiness
" “0.35"“
_ n , gr . r.
} “(11“er
em
"“ z-‘if’ill‘T‘l
ill will“ W m 7 ,
Willienli derision: .mmm.mdm,
pile till; moronic“.
meal we
lug-mschanlsmfor paperarotiulng enm .,
r * u ., , 3;.
Noblea he. Smith. Bridge» . "
concise! ' I
,r'i‘syiordisrtoord suntan '
Mil . listen. inc. «no ,
’4 ml." ,"Vs‘lfum‘filuewg... ,
as and a revolver. the ' '3 ’ ‘
topertr , oi ., Pantomieru 'rr-ymflw hour -
an. , o " ., f ' ' ,
, ; 'l‘he burglars tortilla iron screen ;
from one of the windows and than for- '
"MW- ' ‘ ~ , ‘ nun-su- " i . 'l‘ ill
TheStore Closes Daily at so'cleck Extinct Satori
~ :. _ , if ,, .v i . i .., 11', “if.
y ,
some Seasonsbis Specials * ~
Insevcrai departments this week there will be clearing
sales of summer goods, those thingspeople ,want in July, , v
and the lowered.priccsitt‘piicases ,wtli prove attractive to
customers. ' ‘ “ ‘ “ "1“ '
a
For Men’sWear
This is truly a Clearance of Men’s Summer ,Weeirables,
an event that happens but once in a sununcr, and monitors
herewith quoted are worth noting. . . . ,
Underwear: Gauze Shirts of. fine quality with ". long
sleeves, a’gradc worth regularly soc, at half price, 25: each.
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Shirts with short sleeves,
drawers with double seats, all'garmcuis 'silk—finishcd'e‘nd
silk~tnpcd throughout, worth 50c regular ; 39¢ each, 2 for 75¢.
Colored Soft Shirts. 'Finc ucat patterns, garments well .
made, sizes all made large and full, worth‘ regularly Soc. '~
sale price 39c. 2 for 75¢.
.Neckwear. Scarfs and, Tics in summer styles. light
weight innisiuc silks. 19¢ each. 3 for 25¢. '
Shield Bows, for: each, 3 for 25¢. ‘
.lmportcd Wash Silk Tics, worth 50c, 35c, 3 for $1300. -
Silk Hose Supporters, special sale price, too pair. ,
Boys? Blouses... A mixed :1 sortmcnt, both’pcrcaie and.
madraS, ‘for ages 9 to 14 inclusive. Saleipi‘iceflgc. flog-soc.
.. .' . . , '1 . ' . ‘ .. i'
Insh Lmen-flmsh Stating. ‘ » .
This is a fabric equal inappe‘crance‘to the pure linen
of thc flax, weave even and firm, colors like those of linen.
it is shown in orchid. nilc rccn, rose, light biscuoltl blue,
lilac andrr’eam color. Spec al at 15c auyard. ‘
o o“ e *"“*...1‘
Two Specmls m Pettleoatsw =
Seersucker. ”'0" lllflk‘fil‘VQilv , ..
in clear distinct stripes. thrcc grades: Worth 89¢fbr l"
69c. Worth 98c, for 75c. Worth $r.25 for 98¢. . .
Mercelline.
‘ in black only. tllrcc lengths, 38. 40 and 42 inches. Worth .,
$2.50. for $1.98. Worth $2.75. for $2.25. Worthi$3..for_$a.~50. V
on m.
Water Filters. Easy to adjust. They are glass bulbs
filled with powdered llorux and charcoal. 19¢ each. ‘
Jess Sticks. 'l‘hcy drive away flies and mosquitoes.
1c pkg.
l‘ . . ,A .- 3‘ s
p’~
'r I-
. !
«Nb
0
‘ . .1,
PM»?!
moor apes. size a vanes on nuns. IN VARlOtlS onions. Ili-
ewnmo momma, ART sensuous. nrnernv, sxumsrnn mo
i ,A no
door envisions. lath mvrrn morsels}. mnprlonnooon . ‘
' 1% in .rut ' r . w an» r .
. 11:. 1;! il
3! ‘2
WW
vs m vow rams.» To {How #8 Armenia
t. lint: '..~..
. .6:
‘ EndW‘Q.
:‘lli/
. My
clams. ALL ensues. cm noes AND unseen narrates.
omewrns one anemone. a noose 'ro canon A sraclwrr.
1...
‘t
00"
[‘9
4.
Michel...“ m ‘3’” ’21.,
. 15 4' mm
l-
s}. ' sourn nonwatx. coon.
0,4 WASHINGTON
‘ . i'yslepheztle 4453 .1. i
Wine
,_ . w. ., vV .5"
”lying-of? MW"
'31 I {1‘ ‘ .‘
' it: .
, i “no modifier
. Ll Mb. I“. .m 5., us,-
timbers ,
In mam...
WWW-iron“ .
it’s...
4
1‘ . ‘ ‘ , ‘ ix i
c. Rhodes. hastening and insulating spot. i
not .
Norwalk Chronicler