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ANBONIA. March Si.—-—'l‘homaa Fitn'
*nibboas, who is held in connection
jiwith the brutal double murder Sun.
:‘dhy night use result of which his
“fut-her and mother now lie side by
side in the undertaking rooms of
.iohn J. biclarney. on Factory street.
in now in New llaveu jail. Fitsglb-
lions was taken to that lmvtitutlofi
late yesterday afternoon by Chief illi-
lia, after Coroner Mitt had finished the
inquest. it who came 'warrant issued
by the latter that the removal to the
county institution was ordered, there
to remain until that official renders
his finding. . .
Coroner Mix said after the inquest
was completed that he would prob-
‘ably make public his finding within
it few days. Further than to say that
he had about. completed his work,
setting a statement from Fitzgibbons
also, he had nothing to give out.
Giulia a crowd collected about the
‘c ty hall to gaze on the prisoner when
he was removed. He showed the
some upcouc'ern that he has inani-
‘tdeted since he was arrested Sunday
ninht..£fia doomed somewhat sullen
and when spoken to by acquaintances
paid no head whatever to the saluta-
'tions. . . . ,
Nearly a doses Witnesses were ex-
amined at the investigation. among
them being two doubters of the
‘dnurnlerod‘couple. Members of tilt-
ii‘amlly Mutated the father and moth-
er lived'i‘m: act accord and the
atory‘ “4':th that he killed his
(abhor after the latter had attacked
tdagmoibdi‘.‘ is not «believed by any of
the” familiar with the circumstances
surrounding the affair. r‘itzgihbons
is said tlo have contradicted himself
several tim‘es in his story to the nu
thermos and I cared ill at ease. The
prisoner OX‘lll' ted no signs of insan-
ity.‘ audoudde no resistance when
handcuife'd and taken to New Haven.
fit is rumored that at the inquest
Fitzglbbons admitted killing both his -
father and mother. but no otllcial
statement as to this could be secured.
He is also said to hue stated that
the house was set on dre. first by a
burning kerosene lamp, which he
threw a sinst the alarm the wall in
the kite on. This done, he is claimed
to have said he applied a lighted
match to the sofa, which his father
had fallen from after being hacked
by the axe.
-, Anion the exhibits Chief Ellis had
at the 1 Quest we. the axe. a common
one such an is used in all households
for breaking wood. On this was still
' traces of the life blood of the victims.
A calendar which nun; over the sofa
where the an was murdered is also
in Chief El le' keeplnt. This. too. was
spattered with new.
. Noun: Fltutlbbons is but twenty-
eizht years of age, according to the
statement of his sister. litre. David
Rednessey. of Clifton avenue. Be
sidoa‘hsr he has three other sisters.
Thomas Murphy. of this city:
Joseph fiacross. of Schenectady.
Y.. and Catherine Titanibbons.
Ito ie_-ih Youa Woman's indus-
d'ist vscboot'. at iddietown. The
bl'otiidtlkla .tcbn rt lotions, who u
‘tharriod and‘residas n this city on
cantaloupe The family'discred-
i the. ignent by the brother that
ii klllfi' t e, father after the father
“scam with and killed the
‘ ”petiole .llved alone and
firmly. and according to
‘ o trouble crept be-
. 1‘, fl and Mrs. Hennes-
‘ r brother returned from
b it “ :feared that he Would do
, owing to his strange
. tint attihcted them
. Or they. were at the
m which he had of
.. " . tit. tlblo; and solo.
.l "i {choir ,mother about
' always said that no
01.. .hii'shylm ” r,
‘ . own. q
3 ' till!!! rd-fonrty.
‘hitn drot. saw young
. album said tilt!
love than that a crime
itoodrr "foam il‘ituiir
. the kitchen .door three
. to ‘rotihtsd signals
' Fouarty. and each
ftp I hand the axe. He
‘ :QMIIMII the door.
‘ . agarblows with the
. -w~"lielieved'io> belhis
- abut! when to contort
‘ station made no out.
2‘" .an::‘wJ‘.ti :1. if. i
f it: in shape and containsasboutirtw’e
“it «we Maud nun} top counter gamut miremwr'a‘lw' Naif L‘Vi‘v'i' Wk!“ “
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THE HAT TRADE.
RAILROAD MERGER LEADS TO
JOINT USE OF STATIONS.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
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Possibllity of Newark Business Goino|
to Danbury.
Ha..—
How American Shipping Will Fare if
War Should came.
i it is apparent. that America‘s pres-
ent naval weakness invites attack.
Boston and Maine to Make Alterations
A story to the effect that the busl- fl TW°lV¢ M"""9 Point;
ness of the Whitman Hat Co, of New- BOSTON, March 21.-~Extenalve
ark, N. 1.. had been bought by Data Cliflflfitm are to be made as a result (if The panting power of the Pacific
bury parties and would be transferred the Boston and Maine. and New York. fleet alone. if opposed to the might of
to that city and that Edward O. Clarinl New Haven and Hartford railroad mer- , Japan. would avail it nothing in the
of the Wharton 00., was to no therel gcr. The control of the Boston until“mil ““0 0" an engagement. Th“ Pu-
appcnred in a Newark paper a day oriMuiuc by the New ”inch is being Mllrldc "We ”0"” be open w “"3‘
lslon should there be nothing between
two ago and it was said that the Dan-'along the whole system. This in “’lau invading "my and California but
bury Co. was the purchaser. '
. The “1' be new chiefly in the places wllcroithe American Pacific fleet. How the
foramiiou 0f the hen-ark paper Wall in- the tracks of the two roads cross each invaders would {are after affecting a
“"9“ according “3 statements “ind“,mbcr or meet and where there have landing is beside this question. but
In Danbury Saturday. '11"? Danbury- previously been two dialilnct sets ofouce the canal permits of the Joining
Co. ll “0‘ connected Wllh "‘9 matter. ' stuliou buildings. freight houses and of the two American fleets the. Ameri-
'but "‘9"? ll 81M 10 be Wfil‘llllllli‘ ill!" road employees. Arrangements aroicun navy then would be the dominant
the business of the Wharton company
now being made to have but one uia-lpower in the I’aciilc .and the United
may be taken there hi’ 0th“? Dllnliilri’ tlon. one freight boom and one set of! States are ”proscenium would be
[MGFWIH- TM. is undertormiuod ii“ employees in place of two in each oflsafe from «is or attack.
yet. however. and no chance has been those locations, This happy state of affairs will be
made in the Newark concern. which it” Altogether there are twelve of these.bmughl about when the Panama Cs-
atlll operating its factory in that city. places where the lines of the twolnal is a reality The overwhelmlnk
The 91‘0”qu Of an Mlui‘m’i' “W ll roads mcct. They are Fitchlmra.‘supcrlorlty which the canal will give
New York but mmmfm'mrins firm in trill-comer, Springfield, Nortlulillplnn, it) the American nary over any other
Daubury 0“ ii lllll‘l‘l‘l“ “Ullilili‘ll‘d Wllli Sheiburne Falls. how-ell. Concord nary whose ships must steam at least
its financial affairs led to a keneraily Junction. South audbury. West Berlin. three thousand miles to engage it at
“’9‘"!in “011' in [Mlllllli‘iiliflllllifi Cll' Holyoke. Searilng Junction and Cllu- once overthrow any invasion theories
Clea that ill? firm in iiimloii “‘83 in ion. that may at pn‘aunl beentertaincd. It
trouble and that some Danhury "Will it is estimated that an audit aar- would he mm.» 011 the part of Ameri-
l'ilmlrerfi were he“? credilom- Infinity tug of sereral hundred thousan dol- on were she do leave unfortided what
Saturday indicated ill!" ”19 mattcrhad lars can be made after these changes all military or: no united in regard-
befl" considerably elliiliitll‘lif‘fl lit ”1" hare been effected and the new eys- ing as the lnev’iable scene of the next
telling and 11H" Wlillt‘ M‘Yi‘ffll “"113. tom is in mx‘rutlon, i war in the “return hemisphere.
there "Ti‘ "WWW“ 0‘ ”l" 5““ will“ While there may be a reduction inj Too l’lllIl‘ll emphasis cannot be laid
”OWN" ”W." iii‘ill‘l‘t'lllll' “0 “0‘ (Nil the number of trains in and from on the lfii‘i that the ritual and not its
alarmed. ‘ I some of these points it is said that ill“ fortifications hue changed the probable
uutuiwr of trains to other points will scope of future hostilities from the
be increased. This will all depend Far East to illr‘ Middle West. Etlouah
- "*- upon the result of the investigation has been said in show that flu.- Punt»
Ci" Out 0' Tm Trunk. Ml)’ Have . now being made to ascertain the ma Canal will benefit foreign ship-
Been There Many Years. . ulnouut of passenger and freight buafi uuners and American railroad tung-
. -. . .. ‘lrluess going to and coming froth each. notes null it new laws are not framed
Flog“ mm “” ““1"" “H" l" H” isvcilou. int once in checkrnale foreign commh
hearts 0‘ ”9"" l“‘lld"°d3 0' 3’9“” Old; As a rule it is said that tile lu‘st‘ filled: and monopoly by the railroals.
must take a buck jump. l-‘lre Wurdoui stations are those of the New Haven he the lane stand at pmaent they
George w, 3mm of liruud Riyor' cut ‘. road. but the Boston and Maine also; are diatuetrirully opposed to prtigresl
down it great oak. and says M found i has some fine stations in some of the in llIt‘ merchant silippiua world. The
; lllurvs where the two roads moot each people of \mvriru. looking upon the
in its interior u lire owl. which had other.
HERE'S A WISE OLD OWL.
. . ‘ .. _ . in each case the boiler sfulloni l-unul as a business tissct. wil he
apparently Iit‘vll time fol .H‘tml. llilllliy ulll be utilized and the poorer one robbed of n iokitlmalc return on heir
0“ "‘9 “mm“ will lu- abandoned. lotiormtius investment in luv" and
Mills bite the owl. alive to bark up
his statement. iiird funciers any the
bird II of an unknown a else. which
opinion Mills t'Iff'h to up old his con~
nation that the homer in of on on
mmeiy ancientapeclea. The owl in
grayish white In color and his eyelids
are immovable.‘ the result of his fwinii
continuously in the dark and never
Linvln; to close them. Light some to
cause him actual pain.
It‘ltrhburg is where the. first champ“, money If efficient remedies are not.
will be made. It is said. Plans hmci soon fortllromlnnmA. ii. hicimilnu in
already been practically adopted' the North American Review.
d‘llii‘ll will place the two roads in that
city under one head. Then- will be
(illiu large freight house and one y rd
crow lo handle the freight basin so. Many elderly people have found in
Ono of the twu station agents utgFoIey’s Kidney Remedy a quick relief
. r‘ltrllllurx now will be shifted to some‘ and permanent benefit from kidney
other place, or a new position in that and bladder ailments. Isaac N. Rollo.
city will heftmud for him. Farmer. M0,, says: “l-‘oloy's Kidney
The plans. now in the hands of the. Remedy effected a complete cure in
«unmet-rs of both roads. provide tori my case and i want others to know of
the building of a large freight house: it." The Bridgcf’harmacy and W. ’l‘.
on the property of the New Haven Wimore a Co. ”
road at Fltchburg. It will be built:
DRHXIRHHVT, MliI‘i'll 2L.,wpam““||¢. ’ illoflgdlllfe "1109‘th Mull“ stings: anddwliii LIBERAL
, , cxtcn mm o o co 0 e we 0‘
Neopoli, who use shot Sundial uliihi the Syndicate block. The building ‘
by his bruthm-in-luw. it in alleged, in will be of brick. two “0"” Mill. in Representative “In“ Moltur’s Mass.
in a stinking condition at iii. Vincent a. the upper story will he offices for the w. c m I ' re Judlollr 00m-
hosllltal. and but little, hope for hihli'lf‘i'li‘“l MW"- Tllf‘ present 0” 0 as so y
recovery in “Va". The bullet w“ re» i freight house of the New Haven com-i mitt” Thursday.
ooyom] yi-aterday “(unrllflliu "my my puny will be torn down to make room liofore the Judiciary committee on
found to hate twirl- penetrated ”H. in . for the new building. The Union sln- Thursday. March 23. a hearing will be
M,
3 A GPECIAL MEDICINE FOR KIDNEY
AILMENTO.
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BRIVDGEPORT VICTIM DVING.
“dildo Who Il'tot fimheMnnLaw Be-
lieved Escaped. -..-..
SUNDAY IlLL SCHEDUL-
ED FOR A HEARING.
duo—"-
'f'hovnew top coat of the moment is
mannish in every sway—~ilnes. material.
finish. and it is going to be one of the
best sellers of the season any ail-the
merchants who know their tritde and
have already begun to sell them. They
: are certainly styilell.
Ribbons are constantly being applied
(0 some new purpose , and being
launched in some new way, at) that it
occurs ilmmsslbio for the mind of mail
for womunl to conceive of uni’tblhfi
that has not already been used again
and again and yet. on looking over the
lateei‘modes every month, there they '
are. Now it. Is as the back panel on
flown! for dross tx-cuslomi, that. it at»
‘ilzifll'fl. a kind of Walloon effect of wide
hrornded ribbon. caught at the high
waist. line with ornaments and ooar'
plated by a narrower bandtlf the some
ribbon extending around the waist.
Marking a ounce of time between the
velvet hats of winter time and the
straw ones of the summer are wide
brlmmed hats covered smoothly with
moire silk and simply trimmedwhere-
iu lies‘their chicwwlth one stiff bow
of pleated silk. covered with mousse
lino do set, a loner bunch of small,
peril-colored rococo silk roses. in a
jqulll fashioned of black net. stiffened
and rimmed with tiny colored roses.
. says the New York Tribune. Fer mont-
inz there are small crushed turbans
and tonnes of pisinrolorcd crln. Push-
ed into soft folds and waves, no trim-
ming is necessary; their chic depends
on the peeing on the head. Without
supporting ping these hats sink low
over the head, quite to the ears, rover-
ina all the hair at the back.
As these are the days when many
are looking for roof I for wholesome
dishea that do not obtain meat, per-
haps thin one from
World will be. helpful: but a pint of.
scallops simmer for fifteen minutes in
slightly salted water; pour off the hot
water and cover the scallops quickly
with cold; poor of! the cold and break
the scallops in half; heat two table-
spoonfuls of butter in a frying pan
and drop in the scallops; stir them un.
til they begin to color; break in live
one and scramble all together until
the eggs are cooked; season with salt
and black Pepper; then pour over
pieces of buttered toast on a hot plat.
for. Garnish with minced parsley and
serve immediately.
Though there are some swathed ef-
fects in the arrangement of the wed-
ding veil a. shown by recent importa-
tnlu stately type. are not to be senor
ally recommended. first because of the
effect of clumsineu and built and sec-
louk her youngest,
sweetest and prettiest.
art. And it may be strange, unusual;
but it In true and practical.
make the bumblest talk a work of art.
art. And he who has to do it. and
who does it as a work of art. will do
it most rapidly and accurately—W. ll
C. hatson. M. 1).
One may not always have shot on
hand with which to clean a crust. baby
bottle or other glass receptacle with
small neck. but she will usually have
rice in the house and this is almost as
good.
March winds bring freckles. says
“'f‘oilottes.“ therefore begin in time to
prepare for the freckles that are bound
to come. Wash your face in warm
water at night. using a facial brush
and almond meal: follow with a rub
dry. Demon juice is also good. When
you so out. use a good poI'der.
Crystal beads make I charming trim-
ming for a simple wedding down of
marquisette.
it is very essential that bandsles
and applications for cute. bruises
burns. en, should always be in a con-
venisnt piece for the call for them is
always a hurried one. That is why it
is so satisfactory to have what is call-
ed a "first aid" box containing all
these things. ’
Have you noticed the new "leaf"
braids among the coarse straws which
the mlillnere are ual If Occasionally
from out‘the mesh. of the braid
spring two or three in every way real-
istic-looking leaves except for color.
Those 1 have seen were In self color.
You know that the neck shows sins
of tile as do the hands and the face.
The same breathi exercisesrthst are
beneficial to the c out are loud also
[.‘Unpu' 'l‘ouy Ctlllottn. the 1,..uum.filtirl will he removed to a more cou- held on the Itiheral sunday bill in-
“Maw, l. believed to have ”my...“ vertical location. ilroducod into the legislature by Rep-
from the (51in - ; it is planned to have the trains of resentatlw .loahtin»liieitscr. 0f Bridge-
.. ..... the New Haven road. which new step port. it is expected that a large num-
‘NOTHIR HUN-f". pm“. south of the station. come in on new her of Bridgeportsrs will be in at-
! Game Warden Wilbur p 3mm. m... ”will. and to put in a subway from umdauoe. Representative Mouser ra-
_ , ' ' ,the station. to the tracks for the para cums those who are Interested to
tcrdoy '“l‘lVl‘i' word "ll“ “Willi" film“ serigors' safety. it is ostlrrinted that make it a point to attoadxthe Marina.
day hunter had dually been urrostcdihe total cost of he proposed chanles which bella- at 2 o'clock. and ex-
m mm Th” “mm W” m ”W: Mll‘: ‘“"‘.’.'°"°' a anti in t u: "’ii’”ii'“i VlmWinn is ds the sun
nanouaoe rec y a e .r. e aer’s an it ~
3?" bun w;tchln3 mm operations "ll new construction work on the snaw~;uay lswgto faunas baseball and other
arches 9' “9'“ 1"“ a. 1“ “VG“ li‘ l mill branch of the New llavsn road is harmless sports and amusement! up
.Eul Woods. New York. not over the: so nearly done that on March 26 one on the baptism.
Connecticut line. it was rd work "not its; new 51mm; may. from Harrl-‘
.» ._....' ~W
l M _
, p Idi‘by musty Galas Warden llldwarii
costs amounted to $14.41.
,li’l'l‘i'flnllb‘b. . Mir. ates-The New
‘ gerbil“ Haven and Hartford has
with him.‘ He was eventually srrcst- son square will go into commission.
7 ‘ 'l‘wo tracks amusing elevated and?
. splmflsw Canaan, and at the trial one of them Is now practically compiet-‘
Saturday. hoists Justice it". 8. Dow. ed \ .
as; woovfound‘auii‘tytand his line and
IMO 0N Till. itAlthOAD.
SAYBROOKL March iio.—-Bintsen
men arrested by special agents of the
- New Haven road for *‘hoppluI" freight
About rs per cent. ofrtho imurove- trains were arraigned before Judie
meat workup the main line of the} Fairbanks in the town court and after
Plymouth division is also done. it the hearing on charges of trespassin «are
announced. w railroad My. held for the lumen
, WWW p for court a bonus of “beach. Amen:
TIXAI mammals no no? not: in. number which: said. is can
TiPLV nkcaum. .who contends that he had taken part
* _ . . .w Win robberies which are site at in
NEW haven. was air-r11!“ the concurred along the line is fill: dill...
“dreams"- in Tones have,“ are sndithat his confusion has implicated
can. affected remit!" ‘ nflflliililflui
:ssyorsi. «born; The activit of the
out: titer indirect-essences of use alarm insemination relic ed sour
rd afornsw. minimise sint. from in townspeonlst t. a
impasse; was the statement , " men re
the lisuteaabudiroutinwchersts 3 to this
here taliri ,rtils formida-
. "- wirits fiswhohdob and
‘ w. .i‘i‘ "' '5
. darkness suvs sacrum.
booths strainer-bank hotel property for
their «pet sits. “fits-lot is titaniu-
M‘-
w know he mor
s
fertile nook and Installing and twist-
iaa exercises prevent the formation of
a double chin and keep the neck round
and unwrlnkied.
, W‘ .
. Many sit-this opblus will he lashin-
abie for aorta; and summer, but a s
more so than the lovely llaht blu‘ .
urnltursd with braid and satin of the
same shade.
' Ber-r- .
look way nice where resident the min
i
‘iln bed silks new In vogue. and to {at .
the New York.
lions. which, though becoming to a cer- . ..
only becauae likely to “ace” the bride.
who should at this time of all others
as well as her
it may seem strange—this idea of
transforming drudgery into a work of
Learn to
To wrap up a paper parcel may be a
humble task. or It may be a work of
from a fresh tomato cut in half. let it
to costs for elderly wanton
"a
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.2"
.4
’ on it on in
outside pint: "floor.
1 KYAMZE
wearalonger-i-J
all we his in.
Hie GIFT.
unaware. .«co’nn.. Mar 21.——coo.‘
gresamau Thomas 1.. Reilly is likely
to be a busy man during the next two
weeks. Tyler Page. clerk of the com.
mitten on accounts,_haa sent "Tom"!
a list which shows that the Democrats
of lobe within their gift.
He has also told "l‘om" that there
are likely to be one hundred applica-
tions for ‘each job. and that the thin:
for him to do is to get busy right envoy
and save as many plums as possible
for the Comecticut boyswho want
them. ,
if anybody wants a job in‘ Washing-
ton Tom is the Connecticut oils to see.
The other members of congress will
not be in on the ‘Mivvy" for! they are
not Democrats. How many plums Tom
will be able to pick up mains to be
seen. but he ought to get a lot of them.
Now is the time to tell him what you
want. .
~Dyspepslu is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bittsrais the national
cure for it. it. strenlthcns the atom-
ach mcmbrides. promotes flow of di-
seItIVe Juices. purines ths blood.
G
or "doors, either :lkltchc'n. bathroom; stairway or
i itd will malted tli‘emhstérsctiveissd‘ durable.
smaet stun to at users car etc.
0 hoksbsttc'titsw‘o'rdia and.” .
That's wh we guarantee satisfaction." Money back If
“TOM" REILLY HA8 GOOD JOBS IN I
builds you up.
THE .4, iii. p
lfiln’t‘e‘kihéj cilia
who knowsmalways
recommends
in,“
km m:
i .
a it .~
flydda‘t do ‘
roll out It sills. E.» controls Initials
. i2“ ‘esasnyprsasou ‘c’k :
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. 0. Marshall.
of lletts place. East Norwuk. announc-
ed the engagement of A‘lss'hiliiarin.
fielleck and fibhi'y ‘Wolbrmadh. both
of‘ stamtord. by giving thorns (din Ian
on Blindfy’lh'st." The boil“. dnd por-
tlculariy the table. .wait. vary . spore
priately trimmed with hearts. as wall
of the next house have $800,000 worth saline Incas. .thoata,fm.Morl
and Thai’ipl‘waiks. Word-.ppaum sail
many came in. the afternoon. to en-
tend to than; their butflllbee.
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WA NINE 1'0 MILRDAIAJIHI.»
boo cation sum and and lien-
firo kidney and bladder trouble re-
s ltin from years of rallroadinxnoeo.
a Bell. can Third St. rqrt Wayne.
lnd.. was many years a conductor on
the Nickel Plate. lie ssys:."'l‘weaty
year. of railroading left my kidneysin
terrible condition. There was min
across my back and hipssnd my kid-
neys gave me much distress. .r'l‘he first
bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills made a
wonderfui'improvement and [Our bot-
tles cured me completely." The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. Wino":
& Co. -
A woman never, considers a man a
bore as long as he talks to her about
herself.
Luther
If your Gamege; ’,wagou or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
as 'rns: puck.
To do
1? WIN Street
will be to insure model plumbing
The Jones &
as'rmarcs cutanrutt‘v summation
YOUR ORDERuwIth us to install the kind of Plumbing
you'll be proud to show your friends when you take
direct over the new house. ,
Before you start the, house even. let us plan with your
architect as to iavstories. the position of the set tube.
< kitchen sl . etc. '
throughout
4*
LOOK
so Wall strut-f Mono)
at the 4—490: 80
h, p. Touring Car
Equipped with ‘silk mohair top, wind shield. no and oil lamps. Beach
magneto and coil: storythinl tirateius. Beanstalk! for one year by
the manufacturers. for bins. For full particulars coil or address
1". E. LOCKWOOD' a co. ..
Gianni- maternity. Mimic 99am
4 cats us iron in
mmv‘
sh ci‘sht warmth. many ladies have ’ ”
them lined with s lightweilht cloth. “
nuns—us
Cut as big and shapely pieces as you
boiled. mo in «mentioned-crumbs.
and drain on row. paper. lam w h
a Holt‘andefss sauce. tumbles to ad ‘
choppod slivgs and a little onion lift,
or wittr a «user rs mixed wl it
fresh W.~“~NOV Yer Times.
a cone,
It in do often the iatai
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choc a dime a crl
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