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MFOR SALE.
FOR sALE—~eooo
horse: also four wagons.
United Grocery Store.
WORKING
inquire at
at it
lion SALE~~1100M 32 111‘, our
18. ft. William G. Jutnes, itowuyton.
‘ allllt
.,
FOR SALE-4300i). LARGE, NIGW
7<room house, in Smith Norwnik: lot
hllx200; can move ii at once: only
$1850, hurt cash: more lots if wnnted.
Also good It'ttgc lot in 11: not Norwnik
till t‘rulted, large 1:11 den planted; price
$260. Address llo\ 314. South Nor
twulll jil? lit
FOR SALE OR TO LET
T0 LET-~-Sli§\'ldN-It001\l COTTAGE.
nil lmpt'ovrntcntn. Lincoln Ave: ttluo
Iivo- room POIliILt‘ on Ittttca 1 mill New
houses i’ot sale on 11111) 11111111111115 lu-
‘ quire United (iroceryttlo ill 11’
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS r1111 11.1.1111'111‘.
ot‘ music and musit'ul iuxtrummus. 'l'ho
1111;111:113 71: \t'nnhingtou St. 11‘.“ :11
NOW IS THE TIME
our hunting plant put in allupo for
12111 \vinitr. :tlso your roots. loaders.
nutteru, \vtitor plpcn, 1111'. Work 1111111"
.1::it-tui. Prices rivmtnntblo 'l‘olvphont1
72-24. It. (‘. 'l‘tltont 1.4.111, plumbing, tin-
111111,: 11nd lte.1linp,, 313.. l". 11w. \.\11.. I'Iztiti
\‘11111'111it . ,I'Jtl lit
TO llAYl'd
PICTURE FRAMES MAIII'I ’I‘O ()it-
tlt'l‘. Lurgc vurloty ot‘ mouldings. i’rico
as reasonable. Mut humd.gluun,et1
Al the old established lrutne shop, I\
\\’ilhlilliilltili $1., upsioiin. 111 iii
NASH'S liltlill-Z‘RN iOOIWlIAR
boot uud Bhoo repnlt' uhop. All ltindn
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 2.9 Wont \i‘uuhlngton til.
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Losr A
LOSTmIl 1': 'i‘ \l' I-J l1: N i“ A I. i. it} Y
l‘hwo 1111:] Trinity (‘lutrt-h, imiy‘x gold
pin. wreath ol' liillt‘lll}.-llt1‘ 11nd pt-uris.
Hultttlilt' reward for its 1‘vtut'n to thin
oillt'o. 1179.1
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LOST i«‘i i’l‘uiilii (>.\" \i'lvlfi'l‘ (ill
Hunt Am lint», Hunduy morning, uold
1-1111111 and ”11111111111111qu1 Suitnhlo 1'01
1111111 tor 111111111 to 1.13.. llzilitllt), to
ltllm 8t. :17 ill
L08Tw~~\\’il.l. 'l‘lilsl lNlllV’iliilAI.
who look the Old Town 111111111.- lit"
longing to Mr. A hole t‘tom tht1 Yuaht
t'hth flout (111,1 tiny lulu wuolt, kindly.
111111111 It? 117 it
“mum... , ,,
BEAUTIFUL STE LAWRENCE RIVER
'i he lll‘tl‘l‘ltllliii 'i‘om'tnt t‘ 0. hill 11 ul‘
'ttnnoti thrlr tourn thin your to ’I‘l1111111~
11nd inllmdu. tho Ht. Lawrenco litter
and Muulroul, it'ni'lun 'l‘noudny. Auto
nut ,lhlh.
’rllt‘N(l.\‘lll"l't)ill' of 1011 days, visiting
ttltouo points, uluo Lotion llnm‘go 11ml
Champlain, returning Vlti. 8111211111111,
11:11-11 sumo ,tlitltl.
Numen for these portion should be
booked by next ‘l‘lutrndut' with The
Titacroution 'i‘ouriut. (30., till (111111110
direct, New ilnvcu.
M .m.m.»m
MAIN Ann WALL embers new.
’I‘hu lrulilo duties of (Tilllnnr tliil'igllii S.
Murray, in looping Wnll ntt'oot, t'lcttr
l)
or 11111 hungoroott hmu been no sum-nun. '
'iul that. the mayor and the chief intro
duchlcd to try-tho dump on M11111 otroet,
11nd 11mm- Murrny now has: his hundu
lull. ill» 11 doing well, however, not] 1111
who have nonunion to 1111118 ’titrouuh
cltlttu- M11111 or Wall utrcnt :11 night. 111111
111119111111 11111 the cum-b: oi‘, liltt 111111111-
lrlotts 11.111 countlotitioue work.
, 11111 39111111121 Want (111111111111 11111 tor
, reuniting to their lnllliéflbdwuiéyzmhy
TO LET
., ”on. “my..- «.4. .qu
WANTED.
TO LET—~HOIJSE. SIX LARGE
rooms tutti built. with oil modern itn~
movements: good location. Inquire 84
Woodward Ave. 11? in
TO' LETwIlARN
shed. til 6 Spring St.
cent Terrace.
To LET-wi’lfihSANT. Nltjiiifl’
furnished room, with conveniences;
first clnus table board: quiet, homo-
llke place. iii iiuvilnml 31. 11.331
AND " 1.111111:
lnuulro ill Circa»
111.111.
TO LET-“FIVE ROOMS, CONNEC-
tit'ut Ave: also 11h; 111111111: and 111111111
gurdrn. Apply to hire. iluutl ’l‘nriov.
102 Taylor Ave, :15 if
1\l1'i‘t,)l\l(i.
ui :il
TO LETmllAIlN It‘llll
biic or horse. Ill) i"i1'1'.l l-St.
To LETmit‘iliS’i‘ it'litltlil Oi" SEV-
1111 rooms, all lntprm'etm'um, ill; 1111211
(“‘11 connected furnished rooms for
light ltonuohtw'pinn. inquire, L'H 1'}:th
.»\\'1~. 11.”. Ill
T0 LETuilliI‘Sid. i-ti.?\'l (Ninth:
St , scroll 1111111111, iii'st clubs Condition;
rout $l2. Inquire .iohn ll. Knapp. 1'!
\\'o.'1l St. 11111
TO LET I’l'itXlSlII‘fil mums
and board can he, had :11 11 t't'ouottnhlu
tutu by applying at it i'liiisnlwth 51.
(inc large room to lot. l'utniuhvd to:
light ltousnltvoplnn'. itilll
TO LET "I‘\\i) I-‘l. \'i‘.‘ tl\‘ “ASH
tuition 81.: 111110 two tthonp tenth in
Hunt Norwnik. Inquire .l. W. Marvin.
l-tht Norwulin 114111
TO LET ~l«‘lll'll lltlildlfi ANli
int'uo 11115111119111, nt dill South Muin tit,
‘i‘rolioy mum-s door. iuuult'r on prom-
ises. jill tit
T0 LET“'~ll‘l\'l1}ROOMS, 311') Sl’lllNi}
i-lt. Inquire Mrn. It. 'l‘nrim', ‘i‘uvior
AVG. ,itt‘lil it
To LET“ FROM Al‘ii. l, iii~ll(.lt').'ii
uii intprovemootu; ti-
li'ootlwurtl Ava, nil im-
provomeuin. ileum-5 for Klilo on (‘iliiy
pnytnontn, (‘itnt'lce i'l. Iluyt. ut South
Norwnilt Trust (‘0. iii? if
TO LET—«llltlilx HOUSE OF trust'-
on roomn, uli conveniences, 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch d: lluiiey (.30..
Water St, South Not'n'ulk. full! ti
To LETMI-iAMleON AVE" HALF
ot‘ two-futility 1111111111. ti rooms. and It-
1'110111 lint; nil improvements: good can-
ditlou; one block from rullrond etution.
.Ioneph It 'I‘nvior. 1113 if
house, Grove 81,,
room hotme,
COUNSELOR It‘ll CHICAGO.
1.01 porntiou Counsel John J. thlnlt.
of Well street, hull gone to Chicago,
1”,. for 11 live tinyu' hunlucnu trip, it. Is
llltoly tintl humour of hill uhnoncn tht1
Not'wnilt city council will not do 11
11min «tool in dottuct'tion with the pp 1'.
i111: hill at their regular meeting. thin
evening.
MISS HAMMOND IMF’ROVING.
Minn Evelyn llltmtnond, who won
uhot in the buck while in Norwuiit
tutto riding whither uncle. 131‘. Walter
I‘litchcorlt. rooontly, In lillll in
ltouncvt-it lillupllul, tvhero hor gent-rut
1’). condition in improving. Not‘wnllt illoo'
pin are planned to hour the good till:
llitjh. ‘
1FINE NEW AUTO.
{1111111111119 Hil'llt‘l‘\\',t)i’lli of E11111. uvo~
111.111, rocclvrd from the Ih'idgepott Lo.
t'omuhilo inrlury hill lino new 1111: cylin-
der antmuohllo this morning. He I11
nrcntly plantar-d with his till'wycili‘, 11nd
it nllrnclu ct‘utuldhruhlc attention 111:1 it
pathos through the street 11 of Nomvuilt
today.
W1-
The women who 11111.11 11 11111111111111.
er gonet'ttilv 111111 11111211111113 with 11 11111
“10‘
V . ultipi. Oyster (31111111111111. to {month until
WANTEleli'Mltlltllts. AN El.»
deriy couple can find 11 quiet. comfort-
ubie Itomomno children. no other
bonrdern ~~~~~~ by address $1., I101: 172. Dar.
ion, Conn. 115 tit
IMPORTANT POSITION AWAIT-
ing :1 capable 1111111. We: want :1 111.1.
trict 11111111111111: for our henlth 11nd 1111-
citlent business in thin 1irinit).t‘t-_1r
rt'upouticunc will ho t‘illlnlililfi‘d con
i'ldoutlni l’twrlvse (‘uttultl it (‘mnpum
Keene. N. H. 1131 I'll.
l
WANTED ----- CIGAR MAKERS ANN
hunch matters (leuutiel {or 1111111 and
mould \votlt. Write or cull S. C. til i’.
(30., tifti Witter SL, Bridgeport” 13! ill,
ltllli lllllilitl
(llllililt (lit‘ Nti‘l‘itllc. {
illetrlt't of Norwnlk. us. l’rohnic
t‘om't, .tupunt 7. A. 11., 11111.
\Vlltll't‘llu, written nppiit'ulltut hunt
hrun ninth" to thin court. for ndmlttluiltbl
lion 111‘ tin1 (1111:1111 of John (until, lalc‘ ,
ot‘ Nero-nib, in bold iiiutrlt-t . demented
tlrtlot‘otl. 'l‘hnt, .‘iiilll ltppiltntlon i111
1111:1111 11nd determined 111 11111 I‘t'oluitee
Hilton in Nutvtulh on tho Ilth do) oil
Ann'tnu illil tit 51 mintk tut'enoou'. l
and lhnt public notice lltl'ltft'il' be 1111' ‘
1-11 to nil 11111311111; iulctt- stud tittioin by
publishing this order in 11 twu'epnptu
lilllllll: 11 t'ilttuintltut In mid tliuirhn,
111 “3an lite 1111):; before unid duy of
hunting.
lll" NIIY \\'. Glilitit‘llli'
Judge
BELLE
ISLAND TENNIS CHAM-,
Pious. ‘
Boil Inlund 111111 11110;; pith excite
11111111,:1intut'1iny morning, when a tin»;
11in tournament 111111 plnyod on Wit.i
ham (3. Smith's {tthcilliili'i 11nd hu-
111111111er vulttubio court». The games
were played In doubles nud were ex-
cltinu from olurt to tlnlah. William
Smith tutti Miss Buttotmdlu proved to
be the buiwurkn and won out from all
comers, uo toduy they hold the din-
t.inction of being the champions of the
Inland. 'l‘ho unoucoeuful teams were
Harold and Arthur (Slum, Minn Helen
11nd Minn Ethel Bilillll, Allie Belmnr
and Robert. Ilonto and Miss Ethel
Money and M11111 Miiin.
A delightful titli‘llll tlmt1 wuu enjoy»
ed by pittyet'n 11nd apoctntot-e utter
the 1111111011.
AUTO-TROLLEY ACCIDENT IN
NOROTON.
'i‘hcro Who 11 uliitht uuiotnohllc-lrol-
ivy accident tit. hllilor'u bridge, host or-
clzutuu, ut 8:311 o'clock, when it trol»
Icy our Sillitiilttltl into on automobile
Willi‘li 111111 standing on tho irilt‘liil hour
the mid of the Norwuilt linen. The 1111-
to trust 1111 ()idutuohlio exhibition cur
llilil ltn driver 11nd other orcupnutu
Word in Woiuhclt llrotitoro outuhlinlv
11111111 netting t‘tii‘l'ottlitllotiih, The 1110-
tot'tnttu oi’ the trollry 111111 the unto 11nd
attempted to utop hhl 11:11“ 11nd would
intro don-e so lntd tho hrultoti hold,
Neither the automobile nor the trot»
toy our wun dutnugcti to nny grout
extent.
H. T FHPLEY ihi CANADA.
‘Ptolonuot' ltnlpb ’l‘. lliplry, of
Springfield, Mann,commercial pl‘ol't‘il'
nor in the lilorw'nlit till: it ht'itooi. who
has been. attending net/11nd week» of
his 1111111111... 11111111 vvlth witttivctt in
1111111111. 11111191. litiii noon to 1111911111.
’Ctumtia, with Mr. lllsuoli. of the held-Q
.mm
the latter 11111111 pi tight month HQ, ,
1111111111 11111111 to nluyunbort 1111:1111
l hetero ubhobl ' .
, Frunchiue tongue in reversing the rut-
,thu (.‘ousiitutlou oi this,
Ipurl in town. city and borough
lillliltts lltlilltti llllll ~
' AttornevttenoralBandeweep
111g Opinion in droophlch
Controversy
GREENWICH, 001111., 111111. 7~Attor~
hey-General John H. Light. of Con-
uocticut, in an opinion rendered to
Judge Charles Cameron. Registrar 01
Valiant for, the Town of Greenwich.
lulu given great comfort to 11111411111
members of the Greenwich Equal
lug of, Town Counsel R. J. Wulah. that
women are not able to radiator for
voting tit. primaries.
There in intense Intereut in Green»
wlch over the school question. The
women are oudcnving to maintain the
pronont eiilcicnt high-grade , School
bourd and the politicians lire ‘vlgoro
ouuly enduring to capture the some
at the next party (1111101111, If the wo-
men can outer the caucuses it is ex-
pected that they will be able to main-1
min the supremacy of helical reform;
Attorney't'iet‘torul Light in his Opinion
save:
“The low providing the enrollment
of leglll voters for caucus purposes
111 Chapter 266 oi the Public Auto of
1909, being "Au ActMCtmcet-nlng Poll-
ticul Ptimurioe and Caucuses "
" 'chepitug the penal aeolions,tl1is
statute in 1'.emodial and for that red
iiOiI It should receive 11 liberal cou-
utruction to meet the bcuciiclnl end in
view. The Intention of u remedial
statute must always prevail over the
literal 1111111111 of its terms. and there
tore When the language it! particular,
and the reason general, the expres.
aion shall be deemed general.
"'I‘he protection of women's imp.
chino Is an important and houoilclul
public object. Hence. it Is our duty
to «outrun the caucus law so its to luv
cludo women voters. it we can do so
without. doing violent.- to ill: terms."
Swift vs. Chamberlain, 3 (1111111.,
Mil; Wolcott v11. Pond, ill Conn; 697.
‘II has been held to be the duty at
the court in conutrurtiug' 1111 emotion
low to protect the tutor, 1111 that he
uhuii not be deprived of his vote ex-
Pepi upon it plain and unumhigiona
provision of the in“:
Fields 1'51. Unhoruc, tit) Conn.
"i am informed that the clttlnt llltS
been made to you that. :1 11111111111 can
not ho 1111 niot'ior In the meaning oi
1111110 and
therefore one to not entitled to be en-
rolled on the cttilt‘liit “11111. i believe
this claim to ho untenable. While it
It: trut- that the only 1111111111111 who can
vote for ninth dinners and tnomht'rfi
ot‘ IlW linuetul Astutmhh 11111 the
nutrient pouscnvimz 11111 unnitticnluilou
bred by the (ititmlltution, and duly.
admitted to tho privileged neotu'ed;
111111 In the manner prom ribod by 111111
11111111111111.1111, the 1.11 'lzllilltlit’ may per
mil lulu-1 thou nurh cirr‘tom to tulle
1111:1111-
lliiiti, and to 111111 for iotnl oillt'tu'm
11nd 111111 the imulsintm'c lulu nlwuys
11111111111“ this power tlt'nlly nppcnte
In the tiettnrul alututcn and many city 3
1h 111m. “(thin the meaning of tin-1
Constitution thote c1111 bu, no electors
of 11 buy; yet “1011111111111; [1111 requires
tho roulettnru to prepare ucpnrnte little
t‘ot one in cities and boroughs.
11' h‘hthnlty 1.11.1111on iltiduopott. 1‘14
Conn. Itil.
“The word 'eioctor' 1111 commonly
need in this mute, ham two lili‘iilllnfitl"“
one. mntricted by the Cotitltlltilltiti to
thonc who lil‘Vfi tho right to vote tor
state other-r11 and members of the (ion-
erul Annottihly. 11nd the other 11 broud
manning, which included nil “icuui
voteru.”
“The Century dictionary tit-linen the
word no follow:
“‘ Ono who electe or lllltt the. right
of choice; 11 portion who lilIiS the logui
right. of voting for tiny tttmztiotutry or
the adoption of tiny mettmu'ts: 11 voter.‘
“in the vory Inllinl portion of the,
Cancun low it in mode. the duty of tho
t'unintrnrn to make on enrollment of
the “tonal votcru' oi ouch towns; and
I11 section :1 tlmy ore to compile 11 list
of till the 'qunliiiod cincloru;‘ 11nd
ittrihct‘ tilting in the minus noction It in
111111111 thulr duty to crime the numo oi’
1111 'olctttor‘ from the tint when he
nhnli «louse to be it ‘logtti ‘1'ottu'.‘
"'l‘itoreioz'e in tito'mcnning of acid
lt't'lliti, nu titted in the atomic in unort-
tlou. 11 Input votur.‘ The thrill» 11111 ob.
viouuly uuod intorcitnnnouldy. '
“The logbgittturo tutu itll'iill woman
the. right. to vote {or nil onto-pro 111
ilt'lltlnlil 111111 in the 1111111141111 or thin
t‘rtutohiuo 111111 in entitled to ho ditrolb
ed on tho (11111111111 lint, 111111 to purtich
[mill in the nomination or animal oili-
corn.
“i believe it. to buyout duty to. en-
roli every 11111111111 11111111111; upplloutlon
for enrollment who in 11 'logttl ,votor’
oi the town 01‘ 11111111111111."
‘Attotucy W L Tierney took the no:
£1011 for the lougne that reunited in
Mr. Light‘n opinion. The women will
.152.
111,111 proceed to attempt 11111111111111 It ‘ I
stopped by the 11111111 ”metals the
“title will be appealed to.
,pruper Inntuintion it 11111 he
car 1113on new FOR cote oAve
Diflerent ayatema oi Heating Gom-
pared.
Three separate and distinct systems
or heating are In use at the present,
time, namely. fresh warm 1111', not wot-
cr hunting and steam heating. There
are three distinct methods oi applying
these systems to the bound: tho di~
rent, "the indirect and the direct-Indi-
rent
The direct method, used with steam
and hot, wutor, is the elmpioni, 15.11.1111
Good Housekeeping. Thethout. ls pip-
ed up from the boiler directly to the
fudlutior in the room to be hunted.
Very little heat in lost In transmis—
sion. The direct mutant is consider-
ed most. pructtcni tor the average
home hunting requirements and is
Very generally lnetulled,‘hut no direct
fresh air supply being furnished, the
objection I11 sometimes ruined that it
affords no ventilation.
in the Indirect method used with
nteum or hot water, fresh air in piped
in from outside and passed over the1
rutiiutprs. which are placed in 11 box
or email room in the collar or any con
venient place below the room to be
heated. This syswm of heating to
more expensive than the direct or di-
rect~indtrect system. Greatly increus~
ed boiler and radiating nurtures are
necessary where it in used to insure
the desired tempornture.
The direct-indirect method for
steam or hot water accomplished the
some rcauit as the Indirect system
when provided with come independent
form at ventilation. With the direct
indirect method. t‘t‘eeh outdoor air is
taken through the wall into the bot-
tom of the rutilutora, and in heated by
passing up through the radiators into
moms.
Fresh air circulation is renly sorur.
cd with this 11111111111. but the lone of
npncu occupied by the radiators and
the intern-ruled operation cont are dietiti-
1111111111111. The directindtroct system
roqttlrcu about «to per cent more rudi-
ating uurtnce than the direct. stratum.
it is claimed for the hot. \Vtilt’i‘ aye.
tom thnt it holds tuttiiciont twat to
rope with any degree of Cultl \vouthvu'.
'i‘ln1 bout does not, vary. 11nd With :1
'arricd to
the moat poplilili‘ remote and coldest
rumor oi. the mount to tiny house.
Wultu, pitch hunted in the boiler.
risen 11nd thins is forced Into the dif-
ferent rutilntorn llu'ougltout the hounr,’
whilt1 1111111111 must be turned up the
pipes- to the radiator by pressure In
the boiler.
i
A hotu'utcr equipment requires rc-
tlu'u pipe» for tin1 complete circulation
of the Witter, whereas with utcum 1'13;
tin-u plputa 11111 tutuet'ensm'y. I'lot no
tor also requires grcutcr radiating
nurfncctlutn111011111,tit-rot',dint;ly 11l1lic
the equipment to prut tlcnlly the some
tor both systems. three 1110 “I‘ll“
make the inutulintion of hot vt'ntet
the more outwitnivu.
The ndvnntnuus acnernlly conceded
to 11 direct 1111111111 hunting uppnruttm
are numerous, 'l‘ho sleuth can he
carried any distance and will thor~
oughly hcni till uxpouod'uuriuoen. The
only nutter being In the boiler. the
danger from freezing to 1131111ch to 11
minimum.
it coats 11 little icon to put, in- 11
ateum homing equipment than 11 hot
water plant, but thin difference in
110111 in oilinet by the saving. which is
TRIED RECIPEfi.
East Indian 3011p.
Having had on the 1lllm'lotls day a
cul‘rle of rent with rice border and
finding it difficult to nerve any which
may remain, the housekeeper will find
this a very good soup to use up the
meal. and rice. Cover that which re-
mains with cold water, adding one
peeled (Hid nltced sour apple. Simmer
slowly for an“ hour, rub through a
uitevo. season more, it necessary, with
unit 11nd pepper, reboot. and add at,
serving one culp hot milk or cream, and
one tablespoon finely chopped parsley.
'i‘iny cubes of the meat may he reserv-
ed, before rubbing through the sieve.
and added with the cream.
Creamed Codflsh.
Souk over night some good suit cod-
l‘inh. in the morning drain and out, ln-_
to small pieces». To one cup of fish
add two cups cold boiled potatoes cut,
Into cubes.
Cook slowly one hull hour. The cream
thickens by evaporation. and the po-
tatoes and fish are very delicate pre»
pared this way. Serve with fresh to-
matoes, dressed Mth oil and vinegar:
I11 the season 01‘ tomatoes.
Mocknnuck. _
Buy 11 plank steak. Fry two table-
cup butter or drippiugs.
cup soft, stole bread crumbs, one-
fourth teaspoon mixed seasonings, suit
and pepper to taste. Spread over the
steak. roll and tie. Brown the roll
in three tablespoons of fat. and re
move to 11 casserole or covered dish.
To the fat to the pan add on equal
quantity of flour, and brown, then add
one. cup stock or boiling water, and
one cup strnlneti tomuto, season with
salt and pepper. pour over the roll,
cover dish and cook slowly until the
meat is tender. tr cooked in a casser-
‘ole it may be served in the some dish.
it might also be cooked in a tireless
cooker.
Chantilly Potatoes.
Prepare some nicely seasoned, light,
numbed petitions and mound on :1 pint-
1er. ilout one half vup croum until
«tilt, add one but! cup sol‘t
riltu. l‘ilc lightly on to the potato and
not on the too gt'nlc oi" the oven until
j’tlit.‘ nurture is nicely browned.
euro 111111 the oven is very hot.~~Good
iluuseheeplnu.
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"'I‘nlto pivuty oi shootiut‘omiortuhle
,' shops." in int'ut'ittbiy the advice of re.
turned iiuropcun tourists to
about to embark.
F1111 Amoritnnn cunt 119111- European
shoes ulth comfort 110 it is just as
nail to proildo till tile necessities Be-
fore huud Good. stout walking shoes
11111 i111pct'ntivcwhotttr tulle 1110 pnirs.
One or two palm of ptetty slippers or
pumps for 11111111111011 wear, and 11 dain-
lty pttir of evening altoes~lhoso will
cover your needs. And important. too,
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or those books In 11 wide range of Nb
cos. Some of them have many mott-
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DUCK FOR FLOOR.
Duck, quite the same as that used
for melting tents, makes an excellent
floor covering for the summer cottage
01‘ bungalow; especially if it serves an
11 back ground for the simple braided. '
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