nosdanumor . .
. « Hist Lorraine Hollis is shortly to ap-
min our city. She is surrounded by
a well selected company of competent'
. ’l‘he Exquisite play of "For,-
fibflofilot”: in Which this company is
about“ is one of the greatest. stu~
all“ :‘Df social laws; it deals with the!
loir of the Fraith marriage law.
lid‘ltflihorvls 11111. of the great literary
lights of England and wrote the play
for' lies Genevieve Ward the famous
”if!!! ’
1.8VlDE'i‘RACKED.
The attraction at Hoyt‘s Theatre next
thnrdny will be the laughing success
“Bide-Tracked" presented by a capable
company and adequately stage. The
y-io a comedy drama chock full of
. “my and bristling with just enough sen
nation to balance the mirth effects
The principal character is the Tramp.
The tramp had done 11 good deal to
brln out. the humor of many plays ‘on
late at it is rarely that he acts both
. comedian and hero. lie. does many ren-
listic things as well as many laughable
ones; rescues the hero: ne; toils the
molly schemes of the villian‘ prevents
the other hero from being hung; on»
has love to the soubrette and alto
gether makes his way into the‘ hearts
ofV. is nudieiice’ as n genial kind heart-
ed 'eilow even though his clothes are
ragged
MRS. NE'7\\KJRK‘S CONCFRT. ,
Miss Minison is a contraito oi‘ prom-V
1111'. singing her part with ease and
simplicity, her law tones being very
resonant and her upper ieglste‘ T111
ing that forced quality of power so
often to be noticed in couti'alto voices
The duct with Mr. liuiaVull Was 11 gem.
and called forth picioiiged applause.
The’ solo. “Thou Shah iirlng Them
in" was sting effecti1ei1 also in a quiet
unobtrusive manner. yet with intens-
ity of meaning. ~W 01 cesicr Telegram,
October 4 111116.
‘At Mrs. Ncwkirk‘ s last con‘ce1t this
evening at locltwoods iiall. Nor.1\'aik
VA‘U‘DEVILi .E AND PICTURE Sll0\\
The new 1aiidevlile and mdving pic-
turc entertainment project.
to be located in Music Hall will open
on Saturday.
are placing it in excellent condition,
and the shows 1119. to be ilrstolaVss in
every respect. 't‘-here will be afiel-
noon and evening performances, and
the admission to each will be onlv
live cents. ulth tlte cents extra for
reserved seats.
1111111111 MACHINES A success.
CHICAGO Amil :i.—-'rim efficiency
oftvotlng machines was moved yester-
The
allowed feiir'
companies to place their machines in
some of the polling places. They were
day in every ward in the city.
election commissioners
so distributed that there was one ma-
chine in each uard.
In‘V cacti precinct where :1 machine
was need the total ltote oi’ the pre-
cinct was reported within a few minu-
tes after the election Judges announc-
ed the polls were closed at 4 o'clock.
‘ll'. .51
51.-
The
committed to do the work which
about its suphi‘iority. Made in ma
which is
The lessees of the hull
Superiority 6f the
51.1
11‘ not in an. omamentai'sh'ell.
'7 1 ttermtbuy 11 range until you examine the Stamford and learn more '
“ lT'l’BaUlm Vt'abci SH H9w
l‘t'i'TBBU‘R'G.‘ P11. April 3—Altrilci
ed byV the offer of 33- 000 in money anti
mt’ih’y'bli p11 I‘Ind 1115111111., the lending
kennels of the country have sent their
high bred dogs to the. annual show, of
"the Dnuucsne Kennel Club. The exhi-
’bltion wasmpened in the Duquesne
;(}dfdehs this morning and continue
1" the and of thé week The entries
.n‘umb'er Well 1111‘ toward 1 000 and em-
bribe all of the, most. prdininent show
dogs that have been seen on the na-
tlonal circuit this lesson. ‘1’ eat
fanciers of New York, thld pills.
Boston and Grand Rapids, M ch. are
doing the judging.
There is more Cat'srrh in this sec-
tion of the country than all other dis»
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incuia
lilo. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local discuss and
prescribed local remedies and b1 con-
stantly falling to cure wtth local treat-
ment pionounced it incurable Science
has pioveii catarrh to be u consfitn-
iionVai disease and therefore tequires
constitutional trcsiwment. Hall's Ca-
taiih Cure manufactured .by F.- J.
Cheney & 00. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar-
ket. it is taken internally in doses
from lil‘drops ‘to a teaspoonfnl. It acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system 'l‘he1 offer' one
hundred dollars for any once it fails to
1111118111111 f'oi circuiais and testimon
ials.
F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. To-
‘Address.
‘iedo 'OiilVo
old by VDruggists,"
like Hull 11 Family Spins for consll
p'atioVu. ‘
BAILEY WANTSE LIFE IMPRISON
MIDDLE'i‘OWhi.E April 3,—J11dge'
lmdahiie, counsel for Henry G. Bailey.
under se'ntenca of death for the mur-
dot of G H. Goodale yesterday peti-
dotted the board of pardons for com.
mutation of his sentence from hanging
to llfe-imprlsoniiient. it is expected
that a special session of the board of»
random; will be held in Hartford Mon
day to act tipon the petition. Bailey is
niidei sentence to be hanged April 16.
When you need a pill. take a pill,
and be sole it's s an Ehrly Riser. De-
VWitt’s Little Early Risers are safe.
'.sure satisfactory pills. The pills with
a reputation. They do not gripe or
sicken. They are sold here by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ' ‘
NEW SPELLING BOARD MEETS.
NEW YORK. April 3.-——With the {e
presentatives of the three great Eng~
lien-speaking peoples present the Sim»,
plifled Spelling Board began its annual
meeting today at the Waldorf- ABlOllfla
President David Starr Jordan of 1;.»
land Stanford Jr. University. Col. Tim:
was VWentworth nglnson William Ar-
‘chcr the celebrated London "ciitic 111111-
numerous other men of note are takihg
1nurtV in the meeting. Tomorrow night
there is to he a dinuegV at which VAn-
-1”ng Car sale , ll
The
Stamford models and omamen- ,.
thtidn's VllVrcth‘ttrlc‘tive and s'rt'iitic," but
of 1111111 ihi'podhdce" i; the' fact‘ that
Shinto: angos do such excellent
work. You can always depend 11an ~
1 WSmmfoid because it is properly
may be‘ demanded of it.
‘.
ny modelaand sizes.
. 'toclntlmi. The name porpotua
. Connecticut rlv’erf
' known by
‘ division of land before
' list of 4Q patentees.
'. 11111111. for .111 the coursed)
' Fitch. .augV ltiVIVlntlhm it my '1}? fl
. throus'b film ‘1 gab ”R‘irmq;
. . 1'1 .
i‘ $701003.th mother town or Nor-
trick. is interesting can it: 1111mm
the
norm-ins of two Wing no 1.1111.
1.11111 Bay and ieIi and lord rook.
9nd expresses there the tw-
iers of the plush 101‘ t m.w‘.1‘hg
nobleman Ind their
the patentoes oi tmwuwcm 1‘”
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r
right or patent. on
purchased so! 841 rl of ar—
wlck, in 182. “do film the
New England
ragansett riv 12'I
lath?
q 'PlVil? illcorpor-
settle-
mcht' {5:331:11 Ind: slid tfilhorihed
to dispense grantt andpaceuts to oth
Pl
he pines of' immediate“ importance
wut'thet point at tbs month 019%
11
land 'tn but is
nth sea.
‘esldent
and there
wmmimi" 11m '11 1,113“ “a“ up lit
comm SB 01". mm Q [I D B. u
a fort and 00111111 cedingla‘lltodtlon in
16:15-15. The Pequot war followed
close ripen!L ”Ill “and throatst ed the
1111111111 11011 ptV Libs l‘i'tts'ut' not lament.
The fert was 1&1]thny 1111111111111
111' sivabes f11113361111111; ‘oné' Whole 1111
tor, that o 7 was kept in con.
stant jeopardy
At. the. close of the ludVlan tr6nblei1
Col.’ .lle‘ol‘ko' Forlvitck,‘ one of the villa,
guises. cioih‘e 11111 the authority or
the comp; H111 c‘lthé Otter to who till!
direction at '
Sicilians tpievive
' the droo n'g spirits of [1772910 hot ute'rii
and give frfiln’tpé tiller-
taking. lie red 111’ “N31, 11.111.
Boptembbr». 1539.11} the 'fll’fll
ropes? vessel that ever Escher-ed in
'New avert. He 11111 11111911111111.1111);
bid 11' fe. lice? hotl'sr, daughter
of hn‘ English
nit-8h .
V’Vl‘he settlement “duly 11131111 to‘ be
111s me’ Snybrook,‘ previ-
ously it thn been refilled ‘the tort.
or settiéinebt. 111' the river's itibthhV
Néw houses Were‘ bt'iilt‘, the land more
extéhsfvoly "cultivated 'l’id the point
laid 011 1111111111111 an hide I for a
citey. e' 'ilqua‘re with set it l'de' 701'
public service‘V—ior. churches.
courts 'alid' schools. ‘Ilcrbsdte
0'! the penlniiiiiar' a «new
was rotted as a protection hgsiiisi
the‘ l diam.
In Decémllei, '16“. Hbolonél Foil-
wick 'e'nte ed into an agreement With
reyenue for ten
certain duties hpal by’Wrzsels enter
'ing the Vrlver'h 0 th 9111
the fert lid" narration of garb rock.
with all ther' Hill ts'llutl claims to
the‘ decimation,“ "11391111111119 and 1111111-
dictlon' of lands 0 It 'tho C‘phne‘ctlcut
river derived ft‘am‘ the Warwick
patent. He only reserved to 11111111111
certain p'ersonai’ privileges. especially
the liberty of Voo'bupylhg‘ li'is prizlndse
at the fort for tint yearsi'il" hé'shou’i
choose to l‘bt'nald for that time in' the
coiantrYV.
Wont this time the settlement took it
new start. it had been before a mill
iary t 110111111111 11 plantatlod.V had'
the assistants “int-reused rspldl1.' 1g
11‘/is a c tirch was o‘rgantz'ed on
James“ B‘i ch ‘Vwas‘ ordained“ as its pas
tor. "in 10317. at tile sphclai‘reqiiest of
the inhabitants Capt. John Mason re-
moved from Windsor to Say rock and
was at once appointed by e dolony
to the military coliihialhd of the. post.
i‘le wits empowered to receive thé fort
ind its belongings from '(iolonel Fen-
‘1vlck. who had apparently remained
in possession tintil this tithe
Sayhro'o‘k Point.l the part! of fill" plan?
'at‘lbii llrst 'séttled‘, iii‘ a neck of land
’nbout 11’ mile lit ihhg‘tlii‘from‘ettst. ‘to'
West: ‘sp'redt‘iing'mtt’ between t‘v‘v‘o‘c’dt‘es
train the erer 'lhe‘ ferl stood tin th
L‘hhtm'n' b’ank. bt’erlooking' and coni-
branding the flats hhd slialltiWs at the
mouth of the river.
'l‘his 'fort was built‘ of‘ wood 'It
caiight. fire in the Winter of N47 ‘and
was consumed.“ with the dwelling
house connected with it. (39.9“th Ma
son with hls‘wilc‘tlnd "chid barely
'escapcd from the flames" with their
lives . Another fortification was sd'on
atfe‘rwards built a few rods distant
from the old site on a spot niVo‘rti effec-
tively commanding the. rivicr- and fins
called flout ”that time New 'lv‘ort Hill.
Lady Fon’viick died at Saybrdok in
1648. and Was bin‘ied Within the 1111-:
closure! of 'the old' fort AV’ittb‘ntiment
of red headstone ei'éCtod' there still
remains and has gIVen to' it ‘the‘ln‘ame
of Tomb Hill
81111011311 has no church records of
the peri of Mr. F‘itch s ministry, hhd‘
the town records before-1600 are also
wanting. A few items only of earlier'
date may be found aludhg' later'dtn-
t'rles one of these is a h6tl'ce"of a‘
town meeting Jannary' 731-056 01‘ With
the names of these 'p’iese'nt: - Nearly
half of those present at the meeting
settled 11111111111111 at NorWieh. 'Wib
‘liam Baciius,‘ 'l‘ho'i‘mis" Bliss, Morgan
gearsé arising
Lemngwell 1111111101111 Olmsieat! wci'eV
morality same of ‘the oldest residents
of Sayb’rook
The plantation before "1600 had“ -'-"ex
tended ‘oVer a large area. Floaters li'ad‘
sbl‘tled at 'Ptiutlllmlg. 0690' “War, Six"
Mile island and 'on the east side of
yhrook
650 givesa
and his number
then a dependency of 311
must h ve be it n 111' ouble'd in «1060.
The ,‘g'rémoval plat/l nai’l itch and ‘theV
Norwich colony; 115.1111 ll 11691191111
Sayhroolr, did, not prove 130191;:ng
M1113 neonates c'odneitl 1113111 om:
'l'enatlt‘in,q Will. ”911111111 by fro alphas
”ers.eln9.j'ii‘ew1gfs£tiiapd 1111 tins of
the hommon Vid‘n were ne'e‘é‘iieth' "111'
l 1'4ng to‘ again oommhqdate the thick con}-
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Mb 11 [(160130 .Wpsnzcvarfy Visit:
'lilglild' ' ”in slim” winch. 11111
V Vth'Vieii of 11111101391111 bottled as Toaster.
He was 11 Wt) Y not: 8501' tO'
”(h 49 '8ng note that
'llsad'es '
mm 'iritrate to the state
1. or, had Tenn
(lowers; 'the 'tvt'o H1lntingtdns.’l‘honloh“‘gates were ine'stint' from till over ‘Mdry-
thé Climati‘cuf ill fiyni‘e.’ 'wlilch 'wail
103mm t‘.‘ 11st
browser-um
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W“¢ilhugpwm~ omits:
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law“ 1.111 '
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up
g’t‘he “WW in? W hid"
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in!“ of. ’loflt‘o'r‘ G" of “moment,
mg “'liorbb‘ito' oxh’lhsflon. 'in~
‘nlflbflflon. disb‘lfle-
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fiio'hos ital and submit. to In’
1161— 1V sentence ni'wi
HM‘Eifi’IVs‘ bleWV “,d thirds
maven fihflio lies-aired
man from surgical
o pursue”.
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(3:1Vnpouudhlsutit Ignored lilo” awe ‘of
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a ll.
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floats III-rm
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firmmd no "3511111..
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Lydia E. ”Pinkhhwwbh mumd
“recommended $991093: marvelous
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it huV done me. at! I“ y or the
Illa Margaret Tl. of No. 33!
11.15111 Street. 11.11731}. vii-1m.
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‘ 'Wom‘bn kittens 3;?qu of {emails WW’WW VI
pron: ti “(1“th “ with ”,Pihkhcn'i at L' a. Miss "WOm the
will 1W, {Schooled pfild the litlkéll. Ind' threat Way
of“ ‘ ' whet-V M Winnie of' e circa 1111' Wang 18min
ills" 111313311111... has‘ Vile Very know 9 that my help" your
mu'flerw (Mitts is free and Holly‘- hfl‘p’h lV. .
"Radial mm :Mviccth‘olIs‘ustV imam I' Name's his.
'Willtam A. Buckingham governor of
Connecticut. distin ished as the war
governor. Was V0! to sixth generation
’of descent from Rev? Thomas [tucking-
hani. of Saybrook.
CASTO'R IA
For Infant- and Nixon.
Tlir‘ Kill Vlll‘liatr W10 rant
Bears 11.‘
signat‘ar'o' of
I it
COACH LUSH STRUCK BY MIS'BILE,
MAY LOSE MGHT OF EYE.
Vale in’ehait Eitpe'rt Victim of UouI-
ital Accident M'Vii‘lsfi‘lnumn.
WASHINGTON; April sawniie the
Yale baseball team was returning
to thcthotei after yesterday's game.
William L Lush eYnle‘ coach, and
former fieldei" f the Cleveland
Americans, was struck in the eye M
a missile thrown by a troy undhwas
so hadl1 injured tilitt‘. he. may lose‘ the
sight of that e a. A row imitate. iat-
t'sn employee of' the
isle. team Was kicked by lone of the;
horses' drawing the omnibus and e'l‘n-
nant's leg was fractured. Both men
ale under treatment and the club left
for honie last night without them.
THE RIVCHVEg’T MAN
WORL
D.
The richest man in' the‘ world ’t‘an
not have his kidneys replaced not "he
neglect these org'aua Foley's Kid-'
ney (lure is taken at the first sign of
danger, the symptoms will disappear
'and your health will be restored, as itV
strengthens and builds up these' "or-
g‘ans as nothing else will. Oscar Bow-
‘man, Lbbation.‘ Ky.‘ .. Wiitbs: "i have
used Foley's Kidney Care and take
great pleasure in stating it. cured the
permanent! of kidney disease which
certainly 11011111 have cost me 11:11:12."
Plaisted' s Drugstore and Clifford
Plldrtntlcy. .1
IN‘ 'ANNU‘AL SESSION.
79th 1111111111 session 'of‘ the MIryland
conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church convened 1111111 in the VRli‘ode
island Avenue M.'P;Chitrcl1.'VDeie-
land ahd Delaware and from portions
of Yep‘ns'jlvania, New Jersey and ‘Vir
tile. 'The "proposed jitnlon‘ "with the
plied Brethren htid Obngre atiohal
chinches' will 'be dismissed“ a d the
tistVi l atten on will be given to the
miss biiary 1117’ other actltdtiei‘i' of the
ch'tli'ch'.‘
' —lmpnre blood runs you down——
makes you an 0.8st vic'tim' or organic
diseases ‘ “Burdock o't'ai if! lters par-l
ties the blood-cure the cause—builds
you" up.
‘rHE herein 31111111111?ch AO’AVlN
Er- Governor’ O."
P.' NEW in Who hfi‘léf Will‘t' of ”tilt?
United ‘Siatesi 31111111th 1111111 his
continue hea‘rln ‘ln the ma’ttei' 111.1111.
schoiiln' “23911111 is 1111 iffled'ui's ex:
5 Write? sW h'vfltfmss. 0b-
.1 ction was madet loet‘lifln huegtlo‘ne:
d an 111 ePa‘lttV'ettVr. err.
11.1: 1.111131 iddgohtr veVrs'y to éieree
G.B Carlson, of MlVV ills sex county, to
be btinsldet-‘ed by firj'csriiioii 11s it spa“-
cal l ftiht er.0 V‘l‘he duelition is whether
about 87.00 Mr. 13911111111111;
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11.11111 Width 152" 11 1114 titanic-9
Viiia Voted iii dolphin
his own tlid‘lal‘du's’i" a}???
1N THVE‘
without them, so it is‘ Vim orthnt'hot to'
WASHINGTON D, C. Apiil 3--'i‘he,
. Vincent Collin. of"
MiV'ddiéiown? 'Wofl before Jt'idg‘e' James
V m “Rich ards”M twice.
Mr
111399911 ates 011111111119 depot)“ ”if 1119;; u -.... .- __ 1911'. . ..
f is b on 0 11 cu ‘
:hlch lbr'thd tin 11'-1:1? odwund'thg “011 0' furnishing another chief VmIf». - 'NEW' AUTO LAWO.
Helfingt'hf'fllflfdi‘d ‘Ilgfl'tllhgi‘ ngu'
iItlo‘hI'. Held Yesterday Iflorh'don.
Marrow) April 3—»14Vefilslation
that would repeal many or the pres-
ent automobile laws and regulations
was urged yesterday afternoon by a
number of men interested in motor ve
hiries the speed law especially being
attacked The hearing was before the
committee on roads, l’Ml‘s .and
bridges and bills concerning the taxa-
tioii chutom'ohlleii and. their number-
lug, use and speed were included in
the ‘lst of proposed measures dischs»
sed. Attorney Schultz," representing
the automobile. club 'of Hartford, made
the opening plea for better legislation
befoui the committee saying fits. the
present laws Vwere not' at all ant 11111,
tory and were hot in kecplng With the
constantly growing demand ml the use
of motor vehicles. ,
40th of'lndustry. '
lie gavemnacdountmr the~rcmark~
able growth of the industry in the
country! showing that in 1900 tho
total pmdtlcnon of- automobiles was
3‘,.723 with a value of 343481011,
\Vhllt" in 1905 the total production was
22 H830 valued 1102923650004 1111- -in-
crease in value of more than 461 .'pe,1
chat. He said that there was a cry
that the automobiles ware ruining the
highways Vbut he said that good roads
bncoui'sge traffic traffic increasesrbuo
these and husiiiesos lncreases values of
real estate.
is it not better " he argued "to
keep 'our roads in repair to accent»
m'odnte the new conditions than 'cidse
our highW'ays ‘to 'the‘ march- of pro
gross beehuse Vii row of the property
owners 'al‘ohg fliese"h‘igliwuysi"objcct
to the dust; and smell?" '
Mr Sch‘utz‘ urged the licensing of
operators of thdtor‘ vehicles saying
that restricting the operation of auto-
mobiles to those of suitable age and
who are to' 'aeni‘mtsnate their“ "ability
to operate would bet the greatest pos
sible protection the habits
Another thing that Mr. Schutii Wished
was the licensing of every driver of
a motor vehicle.
'Repeal ol‘ Speed Limit Law.
J. H. Morse also advocated-the ro-
”—5.22%” ..._ c
' "HOME—*— winches.
Furnished meaty—".11“ 'In
H00.
Not need to"- go td disthnt: places 'for
near or the merits of’ this dyspepsia
111mm
There is plenty to be found among
our own neighbors of all races and
creeds.
The foll’ovtlhg comes from a‘ ‘11me
1»
Not-wall: colored‘people. ’Mrs ‘A
at 4 Pine street; South Not-walk Court.
9.3"-
am no ion e nbled tVliVVV 'I't I
all nerves: folio. ill
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\
V CVVrtichnVelied Glorltis. .
~Pn‘estley's.Fobrics and pad for manyvusel.
A‘ Gloria, lic‘it ltuo‘wn. is a silk and cotton miitturcfaiul
has always been found serviceable. This sea-son it remains
for the Priestley people to put on the market the fittest Gloria )
' ever ',Sccn -‘Ifld they are craVennttéd. The texture is 'very
'clbsc, they are very lustrous, light, and comfortablc, and of
course, impervious to water and dust.
'111 black, tea, jasper, and‘navy biuc. Ideal for 1110t0r
garments and traveling coats.
48 inches wide, $1.75 a'y'artl.
Hudeghde Linings.
for ngns of 1111' kinds.
‘ 'i’licsc Linings first Hattract by their line appearance, the
finish being so fitieéaud lustrous. There are 111111 a dozen
differitut grades and each contains about twenty five shades.
'llie Hydegrade materials. rank' forc‘mOst of all‘ fittings and
mono are genuine unless the name is printed on the sclvagt.
'?aidey, ""201: :1 yard. .
'.V=V*Rtislline, 25c , ll .,
.'Sllkana. ‘3oc l. .’
'fienthcrbloom, 35c =- l,-
‘Lticenta. 40c ‘
The color shades are beautiful and 111111111111. Thcy'hrc
so good that many Women prefer to use them about the
household for cushion covers. comfortablrs, and draperies.
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Fair W eck and do you enjoy good cofiee? Ourcofl‘ee was
made in theUnivmal Parcel-nor, which can turn out ad<
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state, saying that the- (wintry oon-
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