Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 28, 1909 · page 6

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hair pilot.mm only lose“
' ”active sup
, It, insisted the
d at thshst by
work u out. Mr. Rooney a
. rlt had

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r‘fll’ to
rmanent chairman.

film".

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would hive for

than mwuohm

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geese or two others a as
tweak ,. ‘
mlnati .
flank yn‘t

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gale infirm :s‘le'tfl

regret hall, wd turned-
it. Iteration is that tIlreotlon.
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muma toggle front #90?
when sen W9 VWWWM

“chat
told the-J01!“
lisrford and}: W Gist-w also
preached payroll and as}; d "film:
leave
“I mey assess $99.33
no business' to Interfere wan
r. lfr. Keogh thought didarentl .

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chairman. said he took it under one
a god the was that the men
NW els. ”He hid been
with the party for “many

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eaw" new
the inter-rid?! tin

 
 

- uur. Barret ., thin-toe; by during

Is IpsocltJIdn Orig4 y of the elec-;.

on law to ldr. lit; it and then
dwell was 11

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ed as chair-
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a

caiI for the;
under 'flle call
was the riominatIoi of a candidate for
eelectm app cIinrsh A M. Pohl-
than 11 ed fumes! 3r. Toséra-g-a man
who modality excellent our last year
He had Mac as 0counclirr'tari very
”Idwhillly..lli1mliefl soon

fmfiy|§wiefifiem the follow
I” $35)!“in .

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”I y ballot
#snymnd
a cor to be
,0?” pilot
I. The masonic ion wes-

passed and iam-

ss T. Powers was humiliated by the
lot Ior him.

be present

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Ilegins that
amend previously
l‘ai'lr‘lndlgnaatly do
all boil!
a his.» the tumult of the
lid couplercherges. It was be
“ii We would be trouble. but It

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up clarlr. and “93"" men
Harford Joseph A. Volk and

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abouts ladrigsn was nominated

it 2131on of school Immense
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to. Jennings
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ted for
arIord.

.Wlilla’ms was nominated
by Christian Swarts as member of the

Pot-enditor of Iowa accounts D.

tilled

hslnssa casting one vote for

Bod-

warden Carl Schsub was

that.
who

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e'v‘town high school committee,

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fit District,

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The nflk‘iirellona of the Find district

all! Queue was then called by

.8. Wilcox. a. member of the
city eprnaritlee .snd .laroee '1‘.me
ed as chairman... A motion is

made

May

gamed oometImq TIIII Week.

i’er

who

hrrivei ber'e yebford'ey, bgile'veaifyom

mechanic was that

Newt

or Sic Iy will again he the scene of

. disarrbaicei. Mr. Perrot'
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said:
data

hoist}: («worship for Muenster.

l‘t th I time the see. earth

and

occurs la< line salts uchrether and
he moon also is [at its nearest up

roach to tié- -¢artll.
ion mcurmhqeently. tendi
ucc g
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e eat rout a
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ea 9r volcanic
one

I. wildly-caste Tomorrow. I

This sombina-
to pro
diatoms“ the en
0 change
to an eclipse.
is upon the

(:illlfi

my.“ threw

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; “On Wednesday “poem that the

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iii! inlets] dime ”‘Hmls Nolilicd
That by Goes Into Effect
go. 1121.999

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—lluialn
wine Ia taxable, according to l’df‘ci-
ann rendered yesterday by Commie:
sicnerol' internal Revenue Cabeli. The
tax will take effect Oct 1 next All
internal revsmre agents were notified
today by telegraph.

The agents have been advised that
what Is known as Bill Nor’lla, dated
Nov. ”.1908, prohibiting Homers
from making so-cailed wine mesh and
the product thereof In cornponndvvkliv
doors. is approved Ind lithet further
suspensions of that order are nursed.
v The light has been on hrvthevpest
five years. 'and the qucsllenrraised was
whether such a mesh could be vlor-

mentetl oaths premises of s .mtloer
snd the product of .sush molestation

used In connection wiki sfiifiwines
liquors or Other articles to Weir
perstion or man clure of compound

liquor-.110“ provides that we
mesh won or wasb,~ill foe. distillation
Edit for the production or Iplsiiaor

echo! shall be made or fermented
anywhere except at a regularly as
Mead distillery nor- sold unmoved
{on my distilien before being die-

 
 
 

 

 

or alcohol in manufacturing vlpa r'
ior tiny other article or in procerls or
manufacture thatnver ‘uolces t
spirits or :slcohoi have been produced
in a dilllllsry and the tax paid The
.pqnllfr Involved Is from roots “Moo
dad aadvfrcm six month
in; rleonment for each once =""
hermit covered in today's deci

rions psrts of the country.“ ls held'to

manifestly torus other purpose than
to entities a liquor free from taavkuf-

othermeraana who are not authorised

lecture nest Tuesday. ,, e.

Francisco.» New. OPHBIpBL Louis and

1 their product was not eschaea aloe-
hoiic liquid as no weer-sat In sarcomas
and than-elm wine who can mesh
Ill. hr distillation-co which the inter
aal Revenue law applied.

W
HOLD! WORLD'S RECORDI.
4mm: it: Cut. - v

Ralph De Paganini Isomsldered

Dsnbury l-‘sir Saturday, October I.
having sighed a contract to that of-
fact With the fair-management

Palms holds all world's track recordD:
with one to twenty-lite miles and
will make attempts against his owh

ae- drives a Flat Cyclonemlte most1
«mu cartel Its weight v-ia shel
withstand as .tllia will be his
sppesrncer in C collect these
he an Immense gal. erlng of autos“.
from all over the niche in see him
‘Ithp lire corners and- burn on -t
strickea'w - «I
Tuesday. Oct. 5, and Saturday (lot
9 are Automobile days at the Dan-
hm Flair; vui'llucstiey'u evenravembrsce
Weapons and races, and :8.»

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fissuofrelrese events-es being easier
stream.

cables for tits. big noes do hell

he Ml 0st Isis the classes no

intent “and nearly oversaw-aw:

i whomdutsies a would:

' will hepatitis)“ cars missus
. v timers t .IhmDahlrury. hair samurai.

was asuthe- races am whitened

as“ 9‘ by the American Automobile Auoelad

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HOTEL “RIVA“.

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'Moran city: W. R

cod ont. Charles mats. oily,

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CarlesJ.

Webb-

litter
“decides t’isr rate

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For d Wa-

:vnll. T Reed. ‘5: (Irv “Gallon hMii-
Dr marten. mm 19.1.” Dash.

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~th. Hartfordl if. In:
city] Int-N Crew

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'9 .w my Mai
99““ cellos and vwife;

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Poughltecpd 11- colt.
Iowan-3m. WEIR

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autumnal-sway. lid
on trivia saga . and helium

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I ~4st NITROUOLE IET‘I'LID'.
. fiMont'u‘ rum "whingilabor‘
. .wh h thhaleae‘d to tie up
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- mice.

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. over to police headquarters.

lion and will be conducted under their

”wt. . - r 1.

some: er‘orpao counts. .I

Parents Ojecleti to liena'Savepe'e 9e-
Ieetlvn for a Male.

Lena Savage; a nretiy p‘mldon from
boredom. ‘and Joe Riggs. ,a young
l.s,o|rlp on ipedjnltpd italics battleship
Vermont. are I undoubtedly "Ietlsllefl
that if Cupid- has an antithesis. Captain

idoxnuhe. 10h. . . I ..
Lens. lilies Joe and Joe lilies Lena—-
blamed they toys each other and
lH‘InI-‘f. shimmer-i new saybodymeide
("my WVWW W” dillnileitke claim.
hops sadness d'Iriat mentally
Itoulhfui ro apes In their family,so
transmits Manor eredfltvsl Lone Ita‘tfl

R' www.crausesyom raised-s2

madmntaa‘hv lured that. the
cosplemulth W to Itske >s
truth!“ m“ -N~WILk" -In‘- “19
local police ivere‘ therefore notified In
quick time. ,a'v i It‘- .rwsdlm n to
Captain Pennington found the young
pair «shadows and “corked theirs
Father
I she like

undimolltertscclr-unehoml

m- gone to New Youth-sari his ship arid

\v,ill solace himself with the Hudaon
‘i‘ultoh celebrstIon. .‘ , ‘In

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Islets ympboms cf kldnsy'
”hit-91"“!!! ls mills“;
e men’s lacy Remedy, and
atop she'vvlr-‘aiuK tbs-vitality. It
Iures_ be. rhenmst , kidney
and if“ trouble. and rotary

 

. 11%! am
To be Held in Curtis Nerwalk on Octo-

Mtllied and no new shall I” INF“!

two MIT“

:.e <

also which Involves interesw in tr"
be made and fermented by rectifier-I “v
nclenliy high virtualoohelle strength eII'v
to melts unnecessary the addiuonu‘ni hfom their husbands and support
tea paid spirits. The recliners Isaak
diatlllers will have to step its ntannv'i
. Many concerns, particularly is new
oianlnnmphs’vevioughtsmgaiserv this

ruling. contending that they‘ were not.
subject to govemmma rescission. that

order spirits that the wineuccntaiadi

De Palate ten Dries liar Cyciorte-v
Against Time at hungry fair. vi

to be like BrnIteetdmktdrlver of our?
tomobilea in the world. will be it the“

J . "‘Whea8mhop Wilmer- was rector
this and live mile tigttres at the fair.ll

IrflI

day“ aIIp run is condo ed .to “th0 .
. p Wilmer, then a person not
all“ hug?” 5:999” ““th Afim: well known. determined to break up
1‘“ nbhl). 4 arts practice-«He himself had been an

item «new: resume

Accppdingiy one aturday he: came
out 1:..me 3’” HIGH/ll "“911 a u aroumhsr of the young men on-
”9'99“; promoter 0 ,automohlied in-vevgeme The good bisbo
v-llr~the country ~~andv although ‘ p

of Police William R Pennington holds " /

 

a a swift? no-

“ {run-aw" 1....1-l
The United Bytes CIvil Servitv.
(,‘o'lnnrisaipn ”happens that on the
date and st they“ hotbed above pit
exantinationvwlll he held for the posi-
tMa of clerk ‘ald‘csrrter in m post-Z

ce service. .
- clerks In Igor the first and set:-
lontl clue ell~csrrleravin .thehclty de-
liveryvaervldo‘ass divided. lap six
grades. as follbwi‘: First grade, snlv

sixth
Choirs and curlers at first-class offices
w i batsman .succesplveiy as the
“in grade. an clerks and carriers at
ndpaiess amass Inhibetpometed
Winnie the lemma.
Isii promotion. of‘drism and c“...
within Isle at tin-homing of
squatter following the expiration
a year's service in the next lower
fine. No promotion will be made err-
t upon evidence mist-story torus
tollice department: ofitpetefllolendl'
faithfulness of the saying»; dur-
the preceding year Dierlrs and
finer- of the higher [789 is thelr
pe'cilve offices are ollgilsle for pro
fightion to the higher positions in said

third grade, an “.900 fourth grade
“my imbfiin grade: misty"
: My... . $1296.

Mums:

* Any clerk is eligible for transfer to
the service of a carrier, and any car
fl" is eligible for transfer to the ser-
win of a clerk. .

“Age limit. all rmsitioos. is to In
years. Inge limits are water! how-
”or in 9 case‘ of persons honorably

barged from the milipar for oral
vice by reason of dlsnhllty suit-
from wounds or sickness Incurred
ill be line of duty.
1“ ale applicants for the post-omce
:. ice must be at least a feet 4 inches
height. in here feet and 125 pounds
in 'welght without overcoat and but;
otherwise their applications will he

”Elli“ with. ‘W
mm to it or lost Wat height
1or weight
Iltl‘rfed women will not be admitted
*io this examination. This prohibition.
how dou- --et apple «desalted
women or women who are repeated

I

themselves; ‘ . v ‘ ‘
. “Vials summation isopen to all citi-
‘ldils of them lied Sister who comply
lwith the men anti
v‘lv‘oe Imiifliln blank. instructions
to applicants. an further information
application should be made to i‘ E.
v $niey. at the South Norwaiir post
1 cs.
No application will he accepted un-
less properly executed and filed with
tlle above prior to the hour of closing
hllsineas on October 16, 1909.

IOVQWMk-TO'OHURCH.
._ .a-v-v-rsn. ,...,_....,.. .
Reefer Wen Ail Tllslr Marble! and
They can!“ Die, the Sunday.
"Many lnteres'tihg stories are told of
ribs late Bishop Wilmer of Alabama.
who»... noted for iris wig and sharp
rosettes. " said Robert W Kenhedy. of
Birmingham?! victor wbiqhds
seasidered aha . Ia. theéhlen
was told by a Virgirda minister at a
private dinner in. Richmond not so
Vemdengiigo 7.:
of the little Protestant Episcopal
church at Upper .‘said he. 'he
was much prerri ally '-aon Attend-
due at servfcaio Sundays or the ma-
Iorltsr of the» ”surgeries or the com-
munity. op ipq u ry he found thatlu-
“Eaten! of going “to church they Were
in the habit ofv plsylagnmarblea vfor
stekea—m'hnhlea railroad days; It what
he remembered," was smut more ser-
lpua gan'rosthstr v-lt is»- iaowt occupying
much the same position in the realm

of sports as do billiards and pool in
these days.

«but dribble pl er in his boyhood

film several cue‘stiona, and anally
Wagon the lot to play him for
.‘keifiI’ "They readily bonsented.‘

1‘ vothelr astonishment the

War '0)! steadily. and soon
they its to go to the stores to re-

plenls bmm'lle arddhs close

of the' national

every marl e u II It
ville. Putt imamig d: If“;
he remarked. as he mind Wesley

‘Now, gentlemen. sine. Maconlt play
marbles tomorrow i hope to see you
all at church. Aid he did "'4—wiuth
Jnnon. Herald. . .‘._i

I Me-

—-“My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck sndshest I an
plied Dr. Thomas‘ dielectric Oil The
paln atffieued and the child sank into a
rest! u sleep.’ ”—Mre Nancy M. Han
eon. l-lltmburg. N. Y.

BANKER BMITH’O WILL.

STAlfllmw. Dept, 28 .Ullore than a
milllon ddlhfi-s worth of property is
dispdpetihpi by the will or James D.
Smith the New York banker who died
'a few days ago which was offered for.
probate yesterday. There are no public
gifts, the members of the hull! Mind
to} beneaic es, nephews, nieces.
en grandchii ran hevliu specific
liftl of from 86.000 to. “9,000 Mr
smith left. his minerals. paint“
lugs and the cordon of Hades Lhdh
to his deuchthn’ilvleleh who slamimt'ol
“deceive the residue of the estate is
out. vend upenvvker
the treat fundvis
the dimmer. He
was wife or

either”:
the tei’tltoiv's‘ ioii

 

go to the son at
was foreleriy
erIIB. Consul-fl.
Is tile Children of

. A codicii of tit will cutanedt 9n
”Intermix“; I“! “O“! J
I lanthanum
bus sets or the to slot inm- Yeah

In cr‘de’i‘ that the 'litlslliels may bg con
“Mn: m withdrawals 1m. col"
ers over lrty fltyppw "‘99“;-

ary 8300; second'grsde, salary 8800;'

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Wkwln I. I. Garrett. can
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Peirdlewo. ind. -In May )larehall LIL“
(ls-W. Nab. -Mrs Nellie losinnder.

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Knowledge Along Country Roads.
(Consul J. L. Brltlain. Prague.)

One t-teilcllergbps dairyiog and hop
culturegalsoilse scientific plan of fer-
tilizing meadows as his specialties; an
other goes into the wine districts and
teaches the virreyarn’ista the proper
care of grapes. and also gives practi-
cal demonstrations and lectures on
vegetable culture. A forest inspector.
a cattle inspector and a specialist in
the scientific growth of fruit have
places in the crops of the teachers.
.Specinl courses, in the cultivation of
meadows will also be given in several
places during the-summer. All land-
owners. farmers. teachers and persons
who wish ”rheoomerlnformed on such
questionarsrefeatitled to attend under
the foliowlig-corrditiona: The tuition
expenses of the government gives $10.
15 to each with afield limit of $223
for all doser ug puplls Inieaclnechooil.
Those rece vlng assistance in thi a
manner are naturally expected to pre-
sent sufficient guidance ointlieir- inabil-
lty to any. and must pity metuiilon of
to crowns. ,.
.... There are also; all through tiresom-
mar, courses in dismal. districts in

and inspectors ahd arso.by women.
some of these ins; only f r a day or
two. as for Instance. one van to wo
men In fruit preset-Vic and marmalade
making. Acourselo given to teach
eI-s whoexpeci to work in agricultur-

abclbolayelle cause lasts a month.
and takes eight hours a day. Sundays
will be devoted to excursions to dif-
ferent farms and diaries in the neigh-
borhood.."l‘he course includes Instruc-
tion in" all agricultural subjects. irri-
gation, fertilization. forestry, the pre
vention and cure of plant diseases. the
cultivation of vines. the keeping of
poultry. bees.;vctinary purgery and the
care of the home. .

Other special courses of interest are
those in meadow cultivation. intended

dow the best way to maps it produc-
tive and the different crops of feed
Irritable to differ-paid tions. Anoth-
er cones maltose-s ‘ y‘of the utili-
sation of hog lands, either as pest pro-
ducers or by means .If drainage and
cultivation. All " owners 'of swamp
lands are requested to come to this
course, oracnd laborers.

The summer institute is free. and
those who wish to pay a small sum
may Memmmin lion. thereby ac»
quit-lug e certificated their anciency
«in cultivation .and at 'sstion of
such lands. The value of these cours-

oi“ es is seen when the 'arglcultural pro-

vreaa of Bohemia Id rIn g‘the past years

‘I noted" In fqroay (lie rgpuit
has been ssloulldllznis' {M0000 trees
have ibee plea . heist-Inten-
Ion has in t e foreItation
of bare slopes:a where of am ll for-
"holdings have. taken. assoc ai vin-
mastic worktefmmakhg :tlreir
woods pro 93°14’19- win»? hy
associatic hate I armed for

“Meeting of. land Ithe Increment If
(the. wood produced and the regulation
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Many a. man s honesty has saved hitno
from headmihga politician.

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These women are c .s..few of thousands of ' . ' ' . ,,
the power of Lydian ems Vegetable 00 " .
diseases. Nohona ‘ women aver-receive I ,
form for the use of ’ ‘ names In this advertise'tdem jb’tit
Ing that we quid refer to thermhecsuee of x“than” how
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Scheme of Camila Hammer-ion to Eit-
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has meoled the‘damg Imus cfwalnlr
ing a ccllosal pit down Itifii the bowels
of the earth. Belsgjs man 19f Iciqncei
his malnddes is to explanation-e; an».
den' depths and solve tire fascinating!
riddle; but what arenas he hundredth
of discoveries both splendor; a'nfiprscfi
tlcall Think of the WEI-m1
gallons! Think of the mineral
to be revealed“. And if we could bpt‘
lap this terrific heat so inexhausqblsl

which would render the whole mid

Independent forever of coal supplies

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In Paris the short melanoma
superseded the long one Wlfllhough
we are. told the same will be the case
here before. the sprig of‘ saeaun.
there is littletuse In worrfIhg.

it must. belhkt thi-revere going to be
great tlolrwest will on liaiiowe' on
for the yoprrg people, and some who
are not so young. artv distantly demand-
Ing the nnvgitlga “gramme to the
season i know; of some splandlri on Is
that arrv M turbos». yet, but will be
in a very few days.

The new stile of hairdressing, low
on the top If the liendumad puffed at
the sides, with thtv rltvcunsl which
accentuate these lines gives lie coifv
foray mining, when in agpnlng dress
a decidedly Piltchy look,

it Is said that a' club of women in
Paris have offered a prise to any one
who will inveaoa device to take the
place of the dangerous haipin for bold
log the hat to the head.

Some of tile new long military capes
are made reversible so their bright
linings. can be turned on the NW
whgp thev are worn in the evening

. They are. not so plentiful in the
shops, but the princess” is of very
light wright, wattage are
osperIaIlg sppmpriate for. the hoses.
Many panda on" thevfrokt‘e' of mna
end ~81 theahuatJino la hlh- dike. effect
east laid on attentive mi of Item?!“
was entirely completed. They are
caught up in some Instances fill large
buttons of such basal y that. [gave
the appearapge of a W899i W‘iiv
So great and fa‘nmechinlsm ”)9
doinnrid II MW Marlyn“, .mkjar
decor store and decorations that on
Saturday those wu Y I man In
the business left in Hill 31:51! Atutign
of our largest. raccorstlnst y
Wild it would have been Implant bleIIo
rose a teo. . , .. 3..
-A new moon green Is one of fillsI
shades that sum in two: a! time. atl-
Verifies... uuv-r r-‘lvi i t t"..‘. t ..‘t. , «I m
l~vam convinced thatwhencnesalocts
n. boIdered silk or Mammoth address
pictorial of Ioosusifiduigl, shawls
w'eli rib naturism-M halide“. unrest
meleea who. assassins-usurped give
it vldlmimv WW“ W91 by
straw litres mammal... r «I
I Business in "979 li'le Idents‘to be
picking up splendidly: find the Indica-
tions are thstth er“! wil be- e wohder-
rui increase this winter in sales of the
better class of g ds-keiegant 8.4%
Rhodesia

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’ furs. laces veto. "
‘ 3PM. add 'it is noticeable that the- best
a selling first.

:Are the crepe waists going to be
worn this wager?" ssIrs ope. They
pro, and the nierinl that “is 'bcirlfirplri

, Into them Is so superior to that we

have transits! many who hey a
hem heretofore age adopglng III
Black e‘rhhrdidéry la a fee
dost-oration for the govt-1i: of bluei
a so moral so
gown‘ebut‘fli‘dlg much kid?! to;

res.—

g";

. Ihis fall.
I . -.Tlte lichen dra cry forms the «vbaok I:

12‘9“" I. “r9 ”9““?
no r
this airy} 95mm
m I” MM “Wu 1
’tlfm are’dstiandd with yourself In
e gownswlthttnlsst-Iwaiatilaea at
be back. put down any inclination to
owes- fiat knew.“ halo Elliott.
Ibis immensely. mentors; to mesa wo
blemishes-rm haying arrpesr“ to
unit excellent; advenlei: as since this
iyle appeared. .- "Mm »

Moro-“trio to be I‘M at
”some. MN. I.
j»
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ceirins‘erem imteonlir.

west the brooch is fastened sit he

hide or the otharof the copper or
tool 0.50.0

mush: plate .4“ here till! were
right ujdiooe use out are:
Me “dammit $11.va
one sided eect which makes let-ab
xits if things wet-amt” gli ”how?“

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The first question is one of expelnée
mines and shafts are costlyvth ’

For estImatlng the costpe "it, of
sinking ,a pit—Inst ii 1 p‘e'r «fit for
every foot 0 fIrlierue ,‘lfhus a pit

will: the fvery 'fdllosr‘y diameter :of
e g teen set a and coat ut firs
per foot to sin-li'.- This istggconrse.
only a very app‘roai‘me’te estimate; .1!
soft and water- hearing ground were to
be penetrated them would be mush
higher.
sunk by means ohm-huge class! weigh-
ing some thirty inns: .Thistcosts

per foot. or even more» iii-tench 6
users have actually Areas
grounds to a dopeh of 1,0.&.§lest
then tank through the

sqropir
in straw. and this, coma

triad £40 a

. Thiris a lot of money; Especially if
the mine is to be a deep cine; but
What‘WOuld be the cost for a pit 300
or too yarda‘ in diameter! The cost
per f i would have do be calculated.
not lens but in thousands of poun a.
But it: would not “he proportionate
the increased dianleter. The eacrm s
engines. the gigantic driller. the col'os-
sai excites, the miles of woes, for at
venil ion. and other purposes,
lncredi lo consumption of dual to
crate ‘electricitp for powsrvmnd fishn
all the' cost. would Increase. in gt
rlcsl iIIIsn

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Many ccilleries have been “PM"

,tlie wet.

MW .

the name' of this distinguished “from minim tougt’ film sf“

er. proposes to excavate e huge than“ hr‘ stature- Was"

to a depth of icon-live. III or more. -,

miles! Invert article recently WW my: 371%“; $0653., M"'
ed in literature seriouslvod film “I an e lentils! as it h
Insurrection. and shellfish.I Mill M “wag“ 136ng ‘
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store would. render the em- without snowshoes: “scare
emnlovmeai rsirlebratios a scale minted Aw billed off at the sea
hitherto trn saint oil. ilquldmir wool tine WM! pd“ .01. biggest)"
Ir‘e‘I1smottorrnone ‘ .1 loans 16an MM the “rooms
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town would snrllllJlll, the your lee logo: sateen, h-
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