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Aviator Stone, Who Dropped Into
fake. Michigan Yesterday,
Tolls His Sensations
am.“ "—7,,
‘ CHICAGO, Aug.“17.—~Arthur Stone.
the aviator, who tell into Lake Mlchh
gun with his aeroplane yesterday. from
a. height of more than 1.000 feet, nar-
rowly escaping death. tells how it feels
to drop, that distance. -
‘ "My first thoughtwan, when i saw
no tags insight and the storm coming
on," said Stone. “l'ii bet i won't get
home to dinner in time. ll‘unny, isn't
it. when one is facing death. but that
was my first thought.
“My next thought was. he got to
.aubdued and blended in tone, not ins. through a coarse sieves—«about ‘20 min-
zmeOME
Mflmnmn
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TRIED RECIPES.
W.-
CUaHIONB SPEAK.
Cushions should he as carefully cho-
sun as window curtains or door hang HI” and “malt-’-
lags they should reflect the general Turn a quart of tomato into a stow
tone of the room and in one or two. pan. Season with salt, pepper, a lit-
places perhaps add a telling spot ot"i tie cayenne, celery salt, a slice of on
color or a properly contrasted note. if, ion and a bit of parsley. Simmer un-
ilgured or designed they should but til the tomatoes can be easily rubbed'
slstent. unless in the case of llowerothutes. Butter a making dish and turn
chiniz and cretonnc, where they are in the tomatoes. add a scant cup of
Glover’s. '
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page.
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In Black-
' WANTED.
TO LET
BOARD AND ROOMS. ALSO TA~
hie hoard. Home cooking; conreir
lent to center: very desirable; mod-
erate rates. it Elizabeth St., South
Norwalk, all 3t
WANTED —— nor. rou likt't‘.
store; must be sixteen or over. Apply
Stillson-l‘owcll Corp. oi? 3i
WANTED—(Hills. APPLY AT
invtury entrance. .1. 8L J. Cash litd.
ulT Cit
WANTED—e—l‘IXl’ldlllrlxt‘itii LADY
. oi “in claimed as damages.
‘ at an attachment of time to cover tits
Address 15.. care Semi-
ailllt
bookkeeper.
ncl.
WANTED—~30. TO ATTEND 'l‘ilitl
dance at ltoton l’oint, l“l'ltlll.\ evening.
Aug, 18. held by Star of (‘olumbin (‘Ir-
ole. ., ' alTilt
WANTED—«BY YOl'Ntl I.:\I)\'.
room and board in tho ticiully or
South Norwulll. Send particulars, Ad
dress l‘l’. lll.," South Nurwull. 13th:!
oillco. n i II it
WANTED w ill' EXi‘lditildNt‘ldll
dressuutkm‘, work by the tiny. inquire
has Prosooe. Holland litnlsn, t‘onnot»
ii at .\\'o.. ('()l'llt“i‘ Taylor Aw, pill in
WANTEnm—l‘tlfii'i‘ltix’. hi.\.\1 \\'i’l‘li
lint yonrs‘ experience in New York.
would like to I'llllllt't‘l with u reliable
(Hiit‘t‘i‘ll til this lilt‘nlli): llt'Sl l't‘ll'i't‘llt'-
('3'. Address A. \I‘. S, t'ill't‘ Seminal.
31:) ill
WANTED“ (lilti. it‘tllt (ilCNlllllAl.
lmliSOWiil‘k; no washing: small family.
Apply Sleepy Hollow t‘ottnne, liclio
island. [lift lit
WANTED “(ll .l) (l itlltlSllI li‘l‘lA'l‘l‘l lClt
beds. llest cash prices paid. Address
t‘. i-‘. Dickinson. Goiwral Delivery.
South Norwalk. nit) lat
LOST
LOBTe‘dll’N’l‘lStl (‘ASIC GUM)
Wiltt‘ll with initials ii. iii. ii.; i‘ob ai~
inched. ltt'Wlil‘il for its return to ill
(Euro Ann, i'lusl Norwnik, all; In
.—
LOST A Illilii'i-l ill'l'l‘ii'i-lI'JN HAN-
i’urd's tlnrngv and Ilolie island. Finder
plousu return to (it-urge Follit‘. l"t‘l’l‘l‘.:i
t‘ual Yard.” alhdt
HOMES WANTED FOR CHILDREN.
The Children's Aid hiotzluty of New
York wishes to ilnd uood ilontcs whore
poor children. who are homeless. death
this, or exposed to evil influences.may
enjoy a happy and whoimnnno family
lilo; whore kind rare. hood oxumpir
and moral trniniun will lit Ilium for
a life of uriiikuptmrl and usol'uiimnn.
The orpnulmition urnt-n the Irlnudu
who may road this appeal, to runnldtu'
inn Ilt‘iittl‘tlliil spirit. whether their own
doors may not be thrown upon to row
can. relieve and protect noun: unfor»
tannin child, or whether Ihry can tell
sitar otlwr intuition with whom those
children may perhaps find a wolconic.
Il‘amllit'll willing to l‘ct‘vli’t‘. or adopt
a child of itiiyja‘gd'tliulcr fourteen
ymrs. are invited to correspond with
the uncut. Mills (liars i3. Cotnntork.
Andorei'. N. Y.
m... tttttt MW“ ‘
. s’soo surrfiovan BILL. .
studies ilaiia has brought ,suit
against Rosin Donn for the recovery
Notion
totals of the case has been tiled lathe
tilting of Town Clerk Herbert it.
ilmlih. lonstnble Samuel (1'. irulnud
" served the papers and made the at.
ncltment. the land being situated in
TO LET-~~F‘URNiSllill) ROOMS,
with all conveniences, to gentlemen
only. No. 9 Hani’ord Place. South
Norwnlk. . al73t
To LET~ONE APAR'i‘MlCN'i‘ 0F 7
rooms, all modern imprormnenis; one
upnrtuwnt of rooms. inquire olllce
it & G (”meet 00. ' all tlt
TO LET ---ISIG\’E.\' ROOMS Wl'l‘l-l
improvements. from September lit. to
adults only. inquire of S. (i. Stillman.
2i West St. South Norwnlk. ul'.‘ lit
TO LET AFTER SlCP'l‘l-ihlilldlt l.
the lower lloor on Lester St. John (as
talc, llowayion. l'rirc reasonable. Soc
Mrs. St. John. on place.
> nilfililiflil'lll
To LET-mli‘l'ilxigillitli noon
with board, private family. .-'Iddress
it. cure Sentinel, niiizlt
TO LET-v‘l‘liltlvll') ittitihlh‘. SIX
rooms eight l‘tltllllS and cit-ten rooms;
rout reasonable. (loud location for
boarding house Inquire at llnzunr.
Til \\'nshinnion SI. alti lit
TO LET»~~l.Aiitii'2 FRONT litltili
on iirsi Iluur at No, iii: Ho. Main 81.,
South Norwnlk. Suitabil- for studio.
Piano or Vocal instructor preferred.
Apply on premises. aid :lt
TO LET A llillfSl“. A.\'li Six
rooms at :3 Quinlard Arc. inquire oi
lit-s. 'l‘. i". Foley, as Quintnrd Are.
all Ii ill
TO LET SIX ROOMS. il;\'l‘ll .-\.\‘ii
nillr: hot water lit-n1; good location.
ltont tits. Taylor 6‘: iloidou. 74 Wash—
ington tilt. at?» :li
TO LET NINE ROOMS. ALL Ill-
proventeuls. two open Ilropincos; near
West Are. For particulars address
l’. 0. Box “It Nurwniit pimp
TO LET-27? leiAi-i’l‘ M'li‘... EAST
Norwnlk. cottage containing lire rooms
and b’ulh; rant $iz'. month. Apply for
kids and particulars. .‘iii Srntiuw Aye.
ulf; Ill
TO LET FIVE ROOMS. cousin‘-
tirut Am; also six rooms and large
portion. Apply to hlrs. Rosa 'i‘urlor.
10:! Taylor Arc. ah ti‘
F0 LET-‘l'lO‘llBlll. ELM Hill) V id
in. seven rtmins. iirat class condition;
rout $12. lnuniru John ll. Knapp. s2
Went hit. nft if
TO LET ~~~~~ F‘lVid ROOMR. hf- l-‘ll'lthIl
8i. lnuuiro Mrs. ll. ’i‘urltw. 'l'nyior
Ave. $1129 tl'
TO LETwiiltlth liOlitlld ()l“ l‘lldEVu
on rooms, all conveniences. all ilnlon
i-it. Apply in The littli'h 6‘; llailoy (to.
Water 81.. South Norwalk. mill II
To LETwHAMiii'I‘th Mild. "Aid?
at two-family house. 6‘ rooms, and it.
room lint; all improvements: good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
.luaaph it, Taylor. slit tt
.4...“ hm. “W...“ has.
' ' ”susin'fisahozrtcss‘?”
CHiEKENS t?.Ai”’llNllell). $1 A liti'lp
on: larger quantities at cheaper ruins.
ilcury Ilenupniu. iliz Weld i-lt. ’I‘eia‘
phone. u'i-l iw
MOTURE FRAMES MADE TO Oit~
tier. Large variety oi mouldings. i’ric»
es reasonable. hint hoard. plans. etc.
A; the old established frame shop. on
Washington EL. upstairs. silt!
NASti’B thmiN 0000“th
boot. and shoe repair shop. All kinds
sustain made Work. hit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington lit, '
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE“). FIRST CLASS 6AM-
iiy cow. and calf three weeks old. in-
quire Il‘i' Osborn Ave. East Norwalk.
all 3t
FOR SALEMllMlN ililil.il)l.\’(l 0N
Norton property. Lowe St.. to be to-
inuved. .l. .\i, Layton & C0,. South.
Norwalk, all" {ill
I i
FOR SALE-«Til roost: as not
into. about ‘10 acres oyster ground,
with oysters thereon. situated in Long}
island Sound ntnnouth of liarlcn bur-I
bor. No reasonable oil'cr refused. For ;
particulars. address S. ll. Shaw, All“
tuiniatrator. at? lit 1
FOR SALEMKRANlCli & llAI‘lil
piano, 3.2a, The M. Sicinort & Sons:
(‘u., it? South Main SL. South Norwalkfl
alibi.
SHONINGER ORGAN, 12 STOPS.’
mini new 32ml; will sell for Sit. to malto.
room for plan-N. The .\i. Stcinnrt it!
Suns (‘o.. lti Smith Math 81.. South
Norwulk all'vrli»
i
UPRIGHT PIANO. $85. WE NEED:
the room. The .\l. Steiner! Av Sons to.“
it; South Alain St. 50. Norwuik. alti 41;
PIANO. $10. \\'l-l Nlitldil 'l‘lii’.‘
room. The .\l Stolnvrtd‘: Sons (‘0.. ln‘;
Soulh Main St. So. Norwulk. aid it:
FOR SALE ~ A NEW Sii2\‘l-.2.\'~ll()t).\l ‘
lltlllflt‘_ wilh‘l H: ut'ros hllzh land. hood
troll. nt-nr llownyion depot. i‘rico.
sumo on very easy terms. .l. ll. ()bor-i
lander. iihrion.
ninth;
FOR SALE- (‘miit STOVE, TWO.
cots, dresser. double bed with mat“.
n'oas. dining table. All practically not
timid as ilt‘l‘v’. inquire A. S. Coincident
2 Ilsborno Arc. l-an-ii Nurwnik. nitiiita
FOR SALE—midltlll'l‘ Militia (ll-"(3
well-located oyster ground. near Iium's .
island. Apply to J. M. Layton its Urn.
inn, South Norwnlk. ill?» in
FOR SALEmliAUNI‘ll llIlhiA, 33:
fl. innit. it ft. wide; in iiral clues con.
dition. til. Keir-hum, N0. 2 Chestnut
St. “‘32“
FORVBALEM rtutun LOTS. some,
$200 each: three for than rash. Nt'tti‘
Nornton Station. lt‘t'cd ll. IdinddotdhtM
iiuricn. ill?» :lt
Fon‘ sALEmt'onl. naxuu. :15;
York has raunc. so. and other house-
hold goods. nil in mind condition. in
quire at diluinmrd Ave. allalit
FOR aALE DINING ’l‘Alliil-‘l.
chairs. buffet. parlor not. easy chair.
rocker. full sized brass lied. mattress
and springs. carpets. munil tuhlc. odd
couches, ball hat trick. quilts. hunks.
pictures. diahva. lumps. auroral all ma-
honour plows. inriudinu bureaus. lulu
i'tll‘ti and chairs: variety of useful tun
nlturo sold clump, (hill at storage
warehouse of h. J. Reynolds & lion.
Main St. and Ilrouory Place. Norwaik.
till": Gt
FOR SALEMIititIlTi l’M'iNtl‘ ij‘tihi)
rcrt saloon. lorniml In liridittthort.
()wnor mnnt unit: have good reasons.
Apply liili Whit-r lit. liritillnport, Conn.
all! lit
an... ..... has MM... ..
HOSPITAL NOTES.
litre. William Wnigrnln. or Wond-
wurd avenue. was discharged from
the hospital today.
Mrs. Margaret tiradin.
street, has been dint'hnrged.
{iteration Noam". of liownytou. was
operated upon this morning by Dr.
Ward Fl. dreamy. nsaistd’d by m.
Jumps (l. (lregorr.
William Horton. tho Sippei‘ly auto
victim. continues to improve.
a , ~ ' '
NOTICE.
A small supply of safety reiteration
just [been rocelt’ed. All those who have
raw...
of Main
"io curry on tho work itll‘l'lltl)‘ done.
swim because those muttouhcads
won‘t see inc. 1 acted on that second
thought. and paddled the water at a
rate that would have done credit to
an old lake packet.
“When i stop to think how close 1
came to poor Johnstone's tragic and
it makes me quake.
“I first noticed that something was
wrong with my machine after i had.
made the first turn on the Second lap. .
i puncd and pulled. l was drifting oil JELLY MAKING.
the course. into the hazy mist over the The cause of t‘l'ystnlllzlng in jelly 13
water. and then [ conéludcd my endicither '100 much sugar 0.. too rabid
had come. boiling. '
“i pulled frantically at the controls: Abbie jelly flavored with mint is do-
again and that time they respondediuflous to serve with lamb.
instead of making the left turn as i
wanted. the machine darted up into
the sky at a torrillc speed.
log out past. the line.
"i knew it was runing wild.
“i kept. pulling the controls and try-
ing to come back to earth. Then and-
denly something happened to the con-
trols. i felt the machine turn and
then speed like an arrow for the lake.
I tried to turn it tail first. but could
not do it.
“Then 1 saw the lake water. It seem-
ed to be coming up to me. i wasn't Always leave the skin on large
afraid. Again i thought of .loltnstone fruits (or jelly making.-Woman's
and his being dressed :ienouth the an i “.0th ‘
tor. in the few scruntis time I want
tailing 1 did a thousand and onet
things. i hold my hand ow;- my face]
'and “"0“ “1’ l" ”‘0 rcrkpii. 1 pounds of boiling beef. Cook until ten-
"wm‘l‘ ”‘9 "mom” “"‘5 3” (“much Save liquor in which meat is
from the water i diwd head first ““‘lmooked. One half dozen hurd~boiled
away from it. It hit about the sanio‘eggs. Put through “mm ClIOIIIWI‘. Put
time i hit, with a trust N'Mll- 1 him i meat through chopper also. then sca-
rocm anti made to match the draper-
ies. liven here they should be toned
down by a number of cushions oi plain
colors. Pillows that are designed so
as to stand only one way are bad for
two reasons first they usually hint at
a realism that is seldom gooti““decortr
tion. and second they are frequently
due atten-tiou.~l~2xhauge.
while cooking.
I was 5°" ' Fruit tor jelly should always be un-
derripo.
Fruit for jelly should not be gather-
ed Just alter a rain.
Too long boiling changes sugar to
glucose and turns the mixture into a
syrup which will not tell.
The sugar should always be
when added to the juice.
Orercooking entrees a strong dis-
agreeable taste.
hot
JELLIED LOAF.
TWO bounds of teal shank. two
l0“ “ 1"“ l““"‘“’"“l‘ 9““ “'“9 nhlo ‘0 ‘ son both most and our» with salt. pepfl
keep allun‘t'nntil the 1113- came.“
‘per and inuslurtl if desired.
‘ Place layer of input in square gran.
‘ llv pan. than the prepared cans, then
‘llK‘ remainder of the moat, then pour
‘m-er all the liquor from the meal. if
i the weaiiwr is wry warm it little gela-
Etin will bulb to make the tool firmer.
OUBSEIIATOII HAPPVLOVEB
BRIDGE BILL
((‘ontinued from Mrs: Page)
“W“ \‘t-ry nice for .‘lll informal luncheon or
The senator was soon in the Masjsnaday Hilliiitll'. as this dish may be
hutiwmn lloiol lobby by a Sentinel rc-j prnpal't'tt the day previous to sort-
pm‘it'l‘ and interviewed in regards i0: lllli.“\'a.~illlillllt)ii Herald.
13... pm, \t'lwu asked 51M what boar; -.... ~~w~wmw~~.
int: his anuuuimcni retarding the SHRINKING GOODS.
park was he replied: Kenn your material in the same
"'i‘ho wording-oi the Judson bill inmrenaes as wiwu huuuht. opouod only
mounts to the park ll'lllill‘t' “‘ila hill‘ll . enough to ll.» easily in tho tub to NH“
llitll there might haw- lwrn :t pussibIII-i (-1- the hoods and leave auillrient lcuztlt
ty of successful litigation and it waster time to he thoroughly shrunk. says
to more clearly define llltn (nature andI the (‘hiraco inter—Ocean. 'l‘hcn lay a
to add stratisth lo the Wording that l‘; bi‘iliti across the tub and carefully
introduced this nuionduwni, This; hang the material on it. still folded.
uiucndntviit was not opposed by Jud i'l‘lunl’ it will drain in the tub and dry.
“(in " i (in remornl'lhe goods will be as ifl‘f‘i‘fl'
"lint the bridge Is not assured llilft‘tl and smooth ns'thli bought. A lit»
mt." amid the senator "It musl tum", lie salt in tin. water will also set llil‘
romp back to the llt’l'iil‘n under tholroior at the same limo.
proyisioun of the l't‘fe-i't'lltllllll Minimal ........-......._.w....._._
t PING PONG CRIBPS.
Two and a huli‘ cups of rolled oats.
.lato this put two Icnspoonluis of link»
When asked mum‘dlllil thc ki'iil‘i‘liliinu powdor and a hit at sail. lilix well.
law providing that the li‘ulluy rampart-l lit-at two can» with one "cup of suitor
till M llllil stain film" lil“"'lll“‘l lllll'laud a scant toaspuoniui of vanilla.
their that proportion of the omwnnu inf limp from n npoun into buttered pans.
the rnrintrnotion and rw-tnmruction ‘ 'l‘ltis (“lumpy uhmtlt] "mks two dozens
of bridges, over Wlllt‘li tlwy as public or “mmkwupw “mm .luurlml-(lmlrlt‘l‘.
arrrirn corporations pass. the senator '
nintctl that thin bill hail alruutly Ilillll‘l-
on both houses of tho notional nanom-
biy. tinder the provisions of mm
general low. the amount to ho paid by
the trolley notnpnnios shall be thump
unind by Ilia l’uhilo ‘iltilitios Committ-
slon. recently rreniod in tho state.
it seems to he thn ulilillun til thaw
who are conversant with ultairn o! llllM
nature. that the Cannot-limit Conn
party's sham or the expense oi‘ the
Norwniit bridge shall «he at least Mil.-
lilill iliitl perhaps more. This will main»
an aggregate of titiinmti or more which
wit he paid to the town by the Mate
null trolley company. , . ,
The Norwuiit brides bill was roporle . 1
ed in the notion. yesterday afternoon.
and Mail’lihs’mson. of linden. asked
its passage under suspension. One
and he submitted to them for tehlr ap—
prot'ni.
u
it Is up to The Norwniks howl
Morison" Cigarettes
loaninu‘n (linger
(nickrrhncker
hrs
”2. Ft” Moth
} Flakes
l “ .uunitlne lllu "
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“Hamilton can» a and
planned as the spot of interest in theL rice and place in a moderately but;
men.
.should thicken the tomatoes to the
turned upside and thereby attract nu. lag the whole egg or only the beaten
Juice for jelly should not be stirred from the neck and shoulder. cut in
T HE VALUABLEA COUPON .3
in this advertisement can be exchanged for a "HAMlL-
TON" Coupon “5" and added to those obtained
with hundreds oi products such as the following
port‘s soups. (lioanser and item
, t N‘
" ‘ lr‘ankiitr mils Flour and “‘liiiurata
Air
llisnuit (lo. Circuit-
9 n
'"‘lllll"»t.l~l lvlhl" it ourin runner had i
4 ‘ Etienne" also at“
. PlinIN'r OMAR stones
Stir occasionally until the rice
is tender. When nearly done place a
layer of buttered bread crumbs over
‘tho top and finish cooking. The rice
T w
RALSTO N
HEALTH» 5
SHOE
4
Made on Foot-moulded Lasts
consistency of custard pudding.
Custard Fritters.
Make a stiff cornstarch custard, us-
whites or no eggs at all. Flavor with
vanilla and mold in a long shallow
pan. When cold and tirm cut. into ob
long shapes. Dip in stale cake or his
cult crumbs and then cover with bat-
ter and fry in deep but fat.
Brown Stew.
'l‘wo pounds and a half of fresh beet
lsmull pieces. if too fat remove some
of II. Wash meat and put in store
with about two quarts of hot water
in a good sized kettle. Add two onma F
sliced thin. two medium sized carrots.
cut in dice. three potatoes, cut up.
‘This should boll about three hours
very slowly. it should be quite thick
and very rich brown in color and no
fat. an in onions, carrots. salt and
pepper when done. One can use one-
third cup of rice. instead of potatoes.
Baked Egg Plant.
Peel the egg plant, cut a piece from
the top. take out the seeds, till the
cavity with a dressing as for drinks. re
tplace the top pieces and bake one
hour. basting with a spoonful of butter
in a cup of hot water. afterwards
dredging with ilour. Serve immediate-
Two Stores .
Norwaik ‘ South Norwgiik
You Can Get the
Quick
Heat
you need for
Pies and Pastries
in a
GAS
RANGE I
owEN .
Housatonic
Power Co.
ly.
3 sum Nest Pudding.
; 'l‘ake half a dozen good sized tart ap-
ples. Peel and punch out the cores.
Sol them in a pudding dish. Make a
batter of one rupt'ul buttermilk. hall a
capital of cream. two eggs. a little salt,
a small traspoont’ni of soda and ilour
enough to make a butter about like
rim-rs, l’our this around the apples
and bake in a quick oven. lint hot
with (‘l't‘mu or with a sauce of butter
and hogan-410$ Muscles Tribune.
HOME HELPS.
A mixture of equal parts sirlnl:
{heaps and pens mixed with mayon-
naise to which a little tarragon vine-
gar is added makes a delicious salad.
Tomatoes or hard boiled outta served
in nsplr jelly are always relished in
hot wuuiht‘r. ll molded into individual
molds. serve on lettuce leaves with a
French dressiuu of mayonnaise.
if one is fond of buttermilk. he will.
had it nppotizinc and satisfying furl
breakfast on a hot morning. Have it. ice
cold and eat some nlrely browned dry
toast with it. "l‘his is really sumcient.
for a meal.
i A pad of tissue paper is just the
thing: for polishing a mirror.~Nowark
News.
TAKES OFF THE. RUST
A rusty grate can be cleaned with
litle trouble if it no black-leaded and
then left for 24 hours. or even for n
”Mr-9m-
TO PEEL TOMATOES.
Have on the store a pan of hoiiimt
wait-r. Put ripe lflliiilitiml into ti. wire
basket and itiwor them into the water.
Iii-raid The black lead will absorb
More thorn in the water one minute.
the rust and the steel can then he pol-
I-mov an law-W u i's W rd.
“ 0 H “k 0 m o ] lined in the ordinary way.
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Don't let you
stocks grow old
* mKeep up a
steady. forceful
.advertising
campaign In
ltuukal‘s Cocoa and on solute
Mason’s Minn Polish uni Dressing
Haknr'u Premium Uhoonnut
trihtnuhun's curves. and Tour
"risen" Hand leaner
Htaniay’n son and Cleanser
“l’nnu Mar” _ rig» ,.
"Firm ltndias' torch ’
"US$501" Purlutnes and ‘l‘ollet its—
"will liaise Heels ‘W
a 1 r
won by Tutu-undo of mom
Senate amendment was accepted. and "
Mr. Williamson spoke tor the second
one which carries a state appl‘opt‘ln‘
lion. Messrs. Horn of Westpori, and
Johnson, at Nemewn, spoke for it.
The amendment was damned and the
amended hill iniiowal. Mr. William
son snortedreconsideration. but with
draw it upon protest. .
« WW. \
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