i give the A. I...‘ A. M. fbr
for dudiilx' the iIoriieliower or an
. engine, which is to more. the bore.
the result by the lumber oi
’6 ,(ll'ivI
hioh wfie riled air by
and which they thought
powered than even the
builders illaim'ird, ba‘vi'i discovered
through the state chine tiiilt their ma-
chine. worked but On this formula.
should default several titers horse
1 ' amps
, 3 rIilaIaIe
Ii m cav-
ll’ere is no
:3. than trier
lag lust tile slide ,
rice to UQK
term» have: It viii Wit-r-
. ram Miran
Daniel P. liltily. tanner-lg at Dan.
game'utm throne. and Miss
lse Waldt i'. at on, were
Thanday. Onto or ii, and
lit a short seam; trip
W were: at St. Berbsrd' I Oatho
" 061); bird the salami; was? per
“or tile iiev outlier sirens.
Tutorial: em a have arson mm
hie-ashes and ‘s lat-Io list at the‘
ester swept with plumes. she
Limit by her sister. ids Wald-
who whoa blue mossslins sad
‘th with plumes. Jose h which
true the best man. s bride
earl-led Vilille roiiss.
d we Kelli will be at home
ali’elor 6cm
.3 I it...“ Kelly is well I own...
, I". hi it and throughout
can try in shuttle: trade, hay
. 0W9 tor'.
imgtét‘hs ”A lied Hatters?“
.. AW his {I new in biIAII'
.mw
1 tr. M
Il‘d hlora re-
” Iiro- its avenue. In Dan"
“ :ltis its'iiyi satires Josephine
t to Aliron ice ”as the wedding
W
.. summon»...
‘dOitt. lit-«Gina H. oar-
uilda two diam In his bhplalta
~ iota m William.
m ii‘hs «slim .
IMMIGW' other
1 It the»?
”powers all!
«unilater- dismal
' _ .' : a a
‘ 3H
Io.
:. .
e ‘ the medium IMM
silent
6’ his experience or impression land
‘ miniiter's own mother.
. “firemen
Stitch plain to 8 o’clock :
N typify pry/yo; book and the .
sad is secretary at the ,
mm
Id
y.b0vggriuziiii the disllm
elm-It's trainedlato viola-
Dr. Wu exhibited areal interest.-
Dr. WIT refused last night to discuss
eyes shorted aollcitude lost his plea-
each at the some sitcom be the sub-
leot or newspaper mention. The woman
kiln who oill'clatad—a dlfierpni one
.n‘fii
line—brought to him messages
. . 4- purporting to come from the late Pres~
. ldent McKinley, who was an intimate
friend of; Dr. Wu. and also from the
The latter
was the more startling because appar-
.oatly delivered in the Chinese ion-
in s are claimed by the
Its to be brouhht to the me-
e by the spirit of I slit-
”1" eaold American ladlan girl.
moi MN control" she speaks but
broken “99?“; yet the conversation ‘
Wu and the medium
tier this' ‘amtrol."
naive, lasting lully
ilvs‘ mihiiioa, and seemed to be in the
t-
Chinese vernacular; question and sne-
wer, unintelligible to the auditors pas
sing back and forth with considerable
freedom. '
There '03 every evidence that the
diplomat pertectiy understood the com- '
manication which purported in come
from the spirit or Dr. Wu'a own mo- 1
thar. It was asserted that the medium 3
and her lndlan "control" are both abso-
luteiy ignorant of the Chinese lan- '
guage
The spiritualists assured Dr. Wu he-
tore the scenes that no newspaper
man was present; but they were mis-
taken. in addition to that the score
or persons attended the meeting have
by no means kept silence today can-
earning the remarkable interchange
which took place.
Before the conversation between Dr.
Wu and the medium purporting to
convey message's trnm the martyrin
Mnresldont the woman in her "trance'
had told Dr. Wu that her “control"
foresaw terrible trouble (or the Ohio-
.ase Empire in which the distinguish-
ad diplomat would oocupy a place of
great importance Mil influence and it
was in ammunition with :this predlc
lion that aha brought what was claim
all to be a commmucailon from the
Mini" maddest ”Drawing his ears-
est desire for peace.
Accompanied by Wu Chung, the lo
gallon attache who was with him on
lthe previous occasion Dr. Wu in his
gpiirpie costume was "on hand early. Al
the private meeting of the "Temple
gas of Spiritualisis,” various me
nuts attend and render their services
Emstult owusiy the audience being corn-
inrised n'y who wish to be present
And a col action is is on up tor the
gen-pose of I building Ind tor a tem-
At drst the spirit of a Chip
who gave his name came to Dr
The msdlumistle “control" said the
realm had left the earthly lilo some
years ago but it Drw
acid are ‘wa an to In. Iinnu-
nie," the lad trot." “marked
.tilrouirbl the“d me
Wailiw
l
i‘m
in}:
chili" mat the in
sHIMI
been I 0 Maxim” but “a
Suddenly the odlum made a moat
aroround Iaissn store or. Wu
Mm that his not:
rigs there and wished to tire him a
“Kilt bar to speak to me." said Dr.
at this Chinese
ai I the
“:M View
tI that request the medium uttered
salt with great iIildieulty. a «stance
the 3:281“... language or as our
fit!“ as lght be possible for an in-
Dilailsh. to re atto an A ri-
iilat d M use
is to speak only the most
liliioult Iorslgn tongue. This
turn passing from the lips r m an-
7 room necessarily world (he
'oswhat iwfltdod out. but Dr Wu ail-
entli’ ii rattled portions of the
Mpeatle‘d in him and ensured
.il'he first sentence was in the astute
I saturation and in reply the 'tt‘sres
l
i
Minnesota .. irltr'in I
_ , ’1 t e coiireraatlori'poorrtllthisn at”. i“
. dream
. _ j ' . rim the conveyance of the mass
I
thm'tinstooonisilmnllr. Mm“
“It Mil .
and am blmiint "esh ho‘illder.
nonhummvf
it I] fit
. & of'iiilulltiil. . ti ‘ “on
iii the condemn of this area
' lib. I“: will“ ”lint e...”
u are can act on at
UM .mr (if Gill File
i
an
terrible can
the aid hold as close utmost
us night he want chill. this time " ’
' do “mallet- mm It I. private house.
,.terist.lc rot or rspid are latent-mater.
[been wanted by the police of Bridge»
in» main ascent what has been told‘
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Lulu. warns: um L hocaweil.
turtles. it. a: It. i. Arlrsns and one.
lbs-m: meditate. city: W. D. nob-
Iitts Implant. muses. slew tors; r or
“I: BIMALJ‘. Inseam. canine. .o
u“ 1.. research. In. Venues: II. L. alas.
it. Immanuel James endgamm
0 Mrs. Ms. lilies Freeman. city;
WI . .
" ' around the cauhty
1 Stamford Norwaik and anbury, the
_, county commissioners returned to
w a...”7."" 4» ,0 -, .- .a .I.
ovin'cobiitry. but was an hrrl‘iirlllah
This spirit save to the medium the.
home of “William" and finally alter
some healtatio rho uttered the last
a e is “Me in ey" The ‘contr'oiw
hrired that the spirit had left this
earth alibi years ago. The medium
bowed reapeatiuliy to Dr. Wu, and in
I deep, clear masculine voice Sufi:
‘fHow site you, my friend? 1 am or
see and i know you will do till you
can to prevent this great war. my bro
ther. and 1. too. will continue to work
or peace" said the medium. Thus
ended the communication 0
Dr. Wit sparenily was too astounded
at what he heard to “some his charae
for beta
of the fit
my 0
ed to uestiop thee
hr pros deal. lie all
ease of being proiodddly
From his attache be blamed one oi!
his rile which he had in his
or grills minutes while the them
well to other persons lit the room use
gave spirit Massages Then tits minio-
ter room-ed I piece at nape rand
ride all to write" a note.
something he vilsiled to be give”:l to he
m.ediutn 'its purport vise not illvh‘iflid
Before the medium had come out of
her trance Dr. Wu and Wu Chang do-
parted.
"WICKED" illiili’iii ii
iii iliii Milli
Norwaik Man Escaped iron! Brides
port Jail. and is Caught
in Poame
The Port Chester police department
are a not or lucky man. They are not
only able to catch a prisoner. when
they act out after him, but they have
them coming to them. This loot was
demonstrated Thursday night, when
one James Murphy. a bushy young fol-
low. applied tor lodgings. James has
port for tire montbl. very nearly.
and no trace or him lied been found
until he walked into the hands or the
IPor-t Chester police.
On September 2. Murphy, together
with a number oi other prisoners con-
lined in the llfldgeport Jail was put to
work In a quarry. While there, in
some manner or other, he managed to
leave the place without bidding the
v
unicorn in charge firewall, or giving‘.
them any idea or the direction he had
taken. him-pity made tracks for the
nearest state line, which happened to
he New York. and ho had been roam
ing about the country, presumably
lodging in lockuus and outbousea, all
the limo since then, with perioct im-
munity tron: arrest.
Wilton lie entered the Port Chester
l“policie- station. however. there was
somihinx ,about him that attracted
theme oi the slicers sad I look
through the advertisements tor WI
rd cinema Iiitd calminais of all value i
ties—Ithaca are hundreds or that» in
die in the ”Mich-IMWWVMM
the Port Chester binocoats that Hut»
pity was the man wanted in firm..-
port. When it was put up to him. he
godmlity’d tha t be It,” the iii“: an,
so the notice 9,! thft city were notified“
and some our he day, taking their
nrimier hack“? wiih them, its virtual“
exprsesad his willingness to In over
the line wl bout the usual requisition
Maori.
Murphy was sent to the Bridgeport
isli trots Moraine tor a minor accuse
and hail not heen there long, when he
testified to malts his Gleam Tits
Port Chester ohlcers khotv little Of
them by the Brldseliort authorities.
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"MIL mwaus.
"Inseamow-ltr. and Mrs. Wm.
9rd New mutton: dolor damp. my;
litrdlu. Philadhipliih: L. it. Flori»
Ridfieflelil: h. Mills. Newark; 3.1.
uni-pm, Atom: It. Grow city. .I durum? “NM Brill-ii
“Walsh Kuwaiti: H II harem. New
lorit; I. timescale Bridgeport; ii.
‘i steamers; New mm; M. .i.
initials, filflmti e N Doses. Paw
Iris. Jermain 3W. P Dunno. Ween
rlr. Ilsa dam .aramr, Norweiiri D.
dV
. congressman Hill. Mayor Tupper- and
New Law u Wedding Well
in All Hoses
ecverai ‘
After days at absence
in Greenwich.
their office with a stuck or applica-
ll-
yor.
61;»! E.Plnkil
lions tor the renewal of licenses in the
large towns named. They have also!
received meat or the applications truism“
Wastport, New Canaan, Dorian, New-
town. Huntington, Stratford and
Trumbull and these applications have
been published, as required by law.
Applications coming in Well.
The applications came in this your
better than ever before. in Dsnbury
so Well up.
Whether the new low encouraged
this promptucss upon the part or the
petitioners, or whether W is an evl
dance or the new lest the dispenser-sh
or liquor have promised to turn over
funding a more general observation
at the liquor laws does not now Iii-iv
poor.
New Law Advent-goons.
The commissioners line that the
new law which will limit the number
of saloons is going to remove some
disagreeable features which have tac-
Id there about every year and they
are inclined to think there will be
ytower remonltranoes
in the meantime the brewers are
still very busy getting rid of undesir-
able retailers and transfers continue
to be numerous. All the indications
point to a much more businesslike Ir-
rangemsnt of sflalrs when the next ll-
censes are issued and the general
opinion is that the new law already
demonstrated its usefulness.
.lAW THE cuo'cotars racrow.
‘ “——
Coiiectors Enosband Smith Visit it.
"Congressman .j. J. Hill. Collccior
limos. of Bridgeport. and Deputy Coi-
li‘cior Smith. with Mayor Tapper.
paid a visit Friday afternoon. to the
Siollworck chocolate plant. by invita-
tion. They were shown through me
plant. and were wry nun-h interested
in tire priwcsses by which chocolate
is made. There is probably no eslair
llshmoui in Ansell where such It
demonstration “ be given as that
which these floured witnessed.
Mr. Hill and Er, stoiiwcrch bad a
long conversation about the provi~
sinus (I! the new Ioriil bill, with all
of which Mr. Hill is remarkably fu-
miliar. The prospect'ri growth at
tho Sioliworck' acorn into one of
the largest in lapdyimprsssed the
visitors. Mii'or‘ um is pleased to
be able in numbers that the corn-
pany will shortly" have a visitors'
day. when the p pie 0: Stamford will
,liave an opporiu iy to see this new
industry. and lliclwity in which choco-
late is made ~~>Siamlord Aflocaie.
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LOOKING FOR GAO LIAK.
Men Lighted Match and .prloslon
Followed II New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 18.-Detecling
the odor of illuminating gas in the
pleat of the Frank aoorts Baiting com
may at 118 Stats street late today.
Daniel Corliss a system“ and Alex-
ander Manny, an employs o! the com.
pony. went into the collar or the build-
is; and one or the man struck a match
which was immediately rollovved by
“an explosion
The ciutfilny or the men was set on
lire and bolero lt ootiid be oxiinmish-
ed they were seventy burned about
their tacos and bodies. '1‘ny were
Walton to the New Haven Hospital and
l recover. The ”plaster: or the gas
also yet the huddle. on lire but the
loss was slight.
9Rl’olodllid' fish's rolls-r.
ANC .P l-
00:? {like mafiw pi?“ ”l; :3.
val use been cab! to lpsdos. Paris.
no, MIdrld Roms. 3min and The
tie be used at the hauntingly
be old at the Amerlcea embossing In
their cities tomorrow at noon in born
or ill the opening or the (tortilla. The
last will be pledged it the who
die In the climates capitals senate;
alsco time. With the arrival hire yes
crulssr
eastern the fleet. «Evin-alps
held ill take MM, Is the «tetra
complete.
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”Willi; Tawu-MWD our.
IHIHDAN Wy Dot. ”Word
has reached tr - Ideals-titration
vomit" of Ills ‘ Will town or:
Mon. Vitamin; are. the sales
ottheiircisooi mm. Altruism
titr at winter suppliers tor the miners
desrmyori can it is me time
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about every one was tiled before the
board left that city, which is quite a’
record.' Norwaik and Stamford are al- l
‘ 'MWEEII?’ mct'iuuadildonorsIS by
amfimmm
1 profile twigs: to
wall: upstairs
Without stopping.
WI
”3“" three (liner.
0 doctors and
each hold me some-
thin dlflerent. I
1less ecsvod notbaheilt
‘ rem Inyo em.
hilt ssemedto totsn -
.Ei'srmere. Thelast
rastdn
g Would restore
to health. lbe
dih’s Vegeta lo
tailing Lydia. is.
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Highway Comprjeeiaacr MacDonald
Stitch Towns and Their Sluts
Highway Conunissioner James H.'
Mucrlonaid has issued a circular lei-
tor to tiio boards of neloctmen oi the!
towns in which he explains the opera-i
lieu of ilre’now statute relating to the
improvement or public roads. '
The towns. for the purposes or state i
wold, arc classifier] under tonheads. so].
”that each town with a grand ‘tisi (It:
more than $360,000, shall roceivw
three-quarters oi the cost of any high-i
way built under the set, the town;
contributing but one-quarter of the»
cost. Towns with a smaller grand list]
are to pay but one—eighth and the 'siate'
will pay seven eighths.
The state assumes lull payment of
contractors during the progress or the
work. After the improvement is made
the towns pay to the stuteilrelr shore
of the cost, which will be one-quarter
' or onecighiii oi the total.
' in determining the claesiilcntion of
Compound to
hat‘ would do
sudI
naturlli‘
v'l‘he success of Lydia E. Pinkham 's
Matron) roots.
may be
women
who Inner from displacements, inflam-
nicer-stirs:l fibroid tumors. in
royals ties part c painaelsackaohs,
bearingdow'n foolinl. flat oy, indi-
{lead on, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
Fortbirty maven Lydian. Flukbsm's
Vegetable pound has been the
standard remedy for (emails ills. and
enduring women owe it to themselvu
to at least give this medicine a trial.
Proof fis abundant that it has cured
neminence of others. and why should it
care you?
limit WWW, ills
iiii iii Sill BHllii
Lamp Overturned and He Fought the
Flames Willi His Hands
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 17.-ln a fierce
light to save one of his ~thrcc little
children from being bnmed when a
lamp overturned at his home at 61
Winthrop avenue several days ago.
William Schier, a middle aged man, rs-
celved burns that resulted in his
death last night at the New Haven
hospital. The accident occurred on
the 11th, and since that time Schler
has been at the hospital in great pain
He was burned about the body and
hands and race.
0n the day in question, the lamp
was standing on a table in the room
with the little child. who accidentally
overturned it in play. The oil spread
over the floor and furniture and some
of it sputtered upon the child. The
father, attracted by the child's cries.
rushed into the room, and seeing the
seriousness of the alfair did his best
to extinguish it without waiting for
outside help.
With nothing but his bare hands he
fought the ilonres, and quickly stormed
the tire on the child's clothing. He
then sought to stop the spread of the
lire. He was successful In his effort,
but only at a great cost. for the llamas
had burned him horribly.
lie ,was taken a short time later to
the New Haven hospital after the in-
juries had been examined by Dr. Pit-
man. it was at iirst not believed that
he would die. but yesterday his condi-
tion toolt a turn {or the worse.
The doccnsed’s Wife has been dead
several you". He Is survived only by
his three little children.
OAIRiLDWlTICl-t lLL.
An Associated Press dispatch from
New York announces that Mr. and
Mrs. Oasip Gabrllowitsch have posi-
poaed their departure for their perms»
nest home in Berlin, Germany, on ac.
count 0! Mr. Gabriiowltseh's illness.
The dispatch says:
"Mr. and litre. Oaslp Gabrilowltsch.
the Russian pianist and Mark Twain‘s
daughter who were marrisd recently
at the humorists horse in West RedI
tiltig 00am. were to have gone to isn-
tops astordsy 0n the Kaiserln Allah-ts
Victoria, but last baton the steamer
sailed both want to the dock and said
that Mr. aabrilowitsch m suderlns
from appendicitis and would have to
day here and hfidli’l‘o In operation on
\ionday. The pianist said that his
was a mild cage and its expected no
serious consolidation. "
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3A9TAIN snowman HOMIWMID
”Hill!
7 Danish: Roma. at the steamship
New York. bouad east, by wireless in
the New York Mil. Watercourse
varies III-int its auxiliary museum
vanha the ”transom. Dir. Allisod 1i.
Armour, N. Y. 31. (1.. lanthanum for
New York. Captain John H. orswtofii.
III It causes direct, Dervish. Is coon
muster dim tall
I it. I. harry. handles-s.
Mlihmw Milli?“
saith. ”—htrs. Wilfim-Dofio vAN. Ber .
the towns the list at the State Board
of Equalisatlon is used.
Each town is entitled to appropriatc
in the present your $20, 000 for roads
to be built under the act. it the de-
mand created by the total sums so
appropriated is more than the amount
to be used by the commissioner, a
pro rats distribution of the available
amount will be made. The entire
appropriation for the use or the towns
in each year is 3500.000. in addition-i0
this there is a special trunk line land
or stallion“... which is to be expended.
before 1913. This money will he used
in accordance with theimportance of
the work to be done in the several
counties for the purpose or connecting
intervals between highways already
Any money hitherto approriutedi
in am town under a previous law and
not used remains to the cré‘dit of that
town
NEW REGISTRY RATES.
Notice of lacrosse to take shoot No-'
vomhsr 1 Received Today.
The posioiiice omoials today re
celveil notice from the melodies de-'
partment that the change in registry
rates would go into eitect on Novem-
ber l. The present tee is eight cents,
exclusive of postage, while the indem-
uity recoverable is limited to 325.
Under the new rules the rates will be
ten cents exclusive or osia e, and the
limit of indemnity wil be 50. There
is considerable speculation here as to
the probable effect that this increase
in rate will have on the registry bush
uses but it is pretty generally believ-
cd that the raising of the indemnity
limit will bring more than enough busi-
ness to onset any failing on through
increase in rates.
aurnosses soloists.
Stories Dias Dy Own “and.
new roux, Oct. is.-Mrs. Mary is.
Roblmn, a writer or children's stor-
ies, committed suicide at her home
in Mornaroneck, N. Y.. some time last
night. She lived alone and when a
work woman called at the house to
day she (mind her in bed with I gas
tube in her mouth.
Mrs. Robinson had returned from it
visit to New York yesterday apparent-
ly in good spirits and her Mensa know
of no motive (or the deed. She was
no years old.
NIVOLUTIONARY DAUGHTIRS.
Stats mating Announced tor New
Iritsin, Dom" 27.
The anmrai state meeting of the
Daughters oi the American Revolution
will be held in New Britain on Onto
bar 2?. Previous to the meetin'y ii
luncheon will be served at the First
Church, the Booth Church and tho
liaptist Church.
The prunam is in charge or Mrs.
John in iiuali. ot Libshiiaid, Irate re
cent. Among the speakers will be ex-
(iov. George P. lichen. Mrs. Math-
ew 'l‘. Booli. of Washington. president-
;enersl or the nation-d D. A. it; lira.
iills Washington. librarian-zonerai:
lire. Bailey, at Middleton, lit.
ursdley. who is the head or the
ions of the American Devolution. and
Rev.” Henry W. Meier. oi the center
fhurrh. Illiew Britain.
This meeting is open to stem Coa-
recilctti. ll. A. 3., and it is expected
here will be a lame attendance.
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HAMMIR Tl-illiow oasloaaso
oaaosiro I.
RICHMOND. huh. Ont. tau-What is
considered a forward step in athletics
has been taken by tile liidiss will
school Athletic Association. rse it
a decision to abolish the hammer
tum. oil the ground that ii in danger
nus. The bottom corner as the result
of numerous welders «Inducted all
this event, at least one at which in
ihlsII‘tate has proven fatal. ’i‘ilcrel
‘ ”Mil“
{lass sentiment in lever of abolish
“mildew. mmmnmnv
made which lie along main highways. : ,
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Mrs. lohlnaon, WritIrIo! children‘s as:
STAMFORD
Even the truth docs not con-
vince everyone the first time it is
spoken, and accordingly we think
it well to repeat some of the rm-
portant feels about the STAM-
l‘ORD FURNACE.
Those which stand out most
prominently are the heavy dur-
able castings; the two-part fire-
pot; the large feed mouth; the
gas flame fine for burning the gas
from the coal; and the revolving
grates which can be taken out
and replaced one at a. time with-
out loosening a, 'bolt.‘
These are enough to think
about for a. time.
ros SALE Iv
HORACE R. NASH,
dot-risi- alerts plain use we“ III-cote.
UNiTED STATE? NOW IS THE
BEST FED NATIDN.
Net Only in Quantity Bill in Quality
of Food. as Shown by New
- Statistics.
Uncle Sam has “let out" his belt.
He is getting fat. Perhaps in sym-
pathy with President Taft. Perhaps
because he is making more money.
During the present your the United
States has consumed more food of all
classes by for than during 1900. This
is brought about chiefly by food con-
servation by natural means. Basing
per capita statistics of the United
basics and the biggest no ‘ lee or
“Drone on the oonsnmpdon‘qlcanned
mode, the United States is pointed
to as the best ton of all nations.
ISince the recent iinding or Dr. H.
W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau of
Chemistry. at Washington. and mem-
ber oi the Federal Board or Food and
Drug inspection. that American canned
goalie contain no artificial coloring or
preservatives, the impression many
had gained through the agitation
nlnst benzonlc of soda has been cor-
rected and the use or canned goalie
has greatly increased.
Taking peas, tomatoes and corn as
be three leading vehetablcs. the sin.
lislics show that during 1900 America
.i 9st close to 800000.000 cone of
these varieties. Iwhile during limo.
l. .l and 1908 line average annual cou-
rtrmptioa was only 000.000.000 cans.
Return of prosperity to all classes
in the United States is shown in a
brochure by the fact that canned vege-
Ihlng are gaining in popularity. Not
silly do the figures point out that the
Jailed States leads in the quantity 0:
Dad consumed. but. it is also shown
but the turn or ediblou now going id
be laborng and middle classes is
have the average in quality.
Relative to the preserved mus
tinned products and the like, the in-
‘reasc in their use in the United
states durins recent months is due to
he moral spread or the knowledge
moan horror-wives that chemical pre-
.ervatlies It's not employed by the
\ruuriaup matters and that sterilisa-
tion by heat alter the products are
toned in air tight cash is the only
reservation plan In use today.
Thus having connection in the purity
if the food it buys. the American as-
loa is now consuming a greater unstr-
by and I better duality of clothes than
Iver before ‘
tune a? lanthanum“.
rnounsosvmm. oat. “writs
yesterday destroyed the Illinois coun-
try club house hero with its contents
which included personal clients or its
member-I. The loss on the bulidiua
stars or ”.000. The cause at the tire
and furnishings will sitcom to 01.000
and to the persons! untrue: sisal»
simmeim_
”bran! 000.?“
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