A . . tt r . A
lulu AAA Allllilllllllllis _ voter WWILSllll 0 Bid ALEATAAA 0.055;,33:03:30,,9,
(continued from first. finds) A AvflTEA ,A ‘ 110010110 20 .
...—......- A . . A ‘. OTrossuror Roberts 228. Holmes 107.
, lst ‘ 5 31‘“, 3rd Total (Continued :AEAMSlxth Page). Erlic “2.0.
V Hl'l'llel't’ N. ' “00130, S. ........ A y a 28 33 10 7i 19) 2230. 81“th #1191, BBBSCUE Pro 5‘ inniiimplmllel" Dim!) 229. Wright 200»
ARUHBI'l. \’\ ”Obllllw, P ....... ...“, “l . [6 19 51 Bpurdslav" Soc ’ 5.“); “fella .80 Lab, 613 28 ‘
_. " 4 . ‘10 A, \1-7 63 Congresll: 2nd District: Mphan l),
' " - ' 5 ” ‘ its. Kin 193 AA. boviazfl Pro
' . , . . . .. 5. . l Secretor of State: Phillips 2320; v2 3‘ g .
..lA-unk ..l. turtle. Pig. --------- - . .334 5 '33? R” Q‘WECarlson 22in. “05mm 12.16. ‘ Benstur 20th mist: Julmson. D. 203..
COMPTROLLER. . . l T103355”. “(mm 253,; 9,015,039 :lllinck‘ley R 167. Chadwick, Progl, l'i
llulllel P. Dunn. n. , nip 0‘10 109 1095 227; 1.3.1.9, .223, ‘ A Repseaentaflve elected: E E. Chan
Fayette 1.. Wright. AA. 0‘15 620 185 1425: lomptrcllcr: nulm 25:52; ergm 0 mm -A m
‘ H , 3 - .. . . rs”... ...... . ....... 23 30 10 74 2281130111005 1220 i .0
. ‘_h'lflw‘; ls)“: ‘ ' , i3 ‘ ‘7 18 503 Congressman Third District; Rslily, ROCKV'LLE Chairman “math 9'
MM"""‘("m"“”“" l' """""""" . ’ l A . - I) 2977.1‘llaoll 10.2110 Henderson W“ ”W State ““10““ 00mm rev
‘ Thomas Wilkes, .lr., :3.) ll, ...... 9 . 4. it). . 3 1? Prog" 1010 sold ‘hg was overjoyed with the via-
llurbert Cl. llunle‘ls. Prg ........... 332 0-40 191.. Still AScnatot 13th District Nacho 2......Am‘x1idge lgtmpgls?:311:,.c?£f.9:;:?
' - ‘ 'Muxwell. R 2146; Mollcy rmg‘ All». 0 n 0 e
. N.
EgggsfisENTATWE W 00 . Representatives 9199,99, Enema“ lion ol' its Aespouslllilitios. it wrinld‘
. 5- . , . F .' . l). Baldwin, D. . cmhrucs this opportunitli to stand by
.Iorcnilnli Donovan, D. .............. 9900 Add :08 1901 l ...... the 090018
Ebenezer J. lilll, R. ......... . ....... 7‘18 052 200 1570, WATERBURY. ___ The Democrats ...-...... 5
Robert Hunter. S. ................... 5 27 33 11 ’11 ‘lnatle practically a clean sweep in this NEW YORK. A
it. Whitefield Slmollson. 1’. ”......“ 12 ll 13 r 30 city, carrying it im Wilson by a plurall- ”'7'“ ,
1A.“.01'a [daemon S L A ' 4 7 3 ll ity ol1170 while Baldwin, for, governor ROME- N. Y.,--'l‘he CR) Of ““1110;
.. 5‘, ' . - )‘ """""""" 02, 2‘9. , 153 "H made an even better showing The 3,, complete gives for president: Wiltona
.Sumllel‘lu. Vincent. Irg. ..... . ...... so , d o A ornge majority was over a thousand 1030' Taft 1332- Roosevelt 933 Slims
. SENATOR. The Progressives polled 1687 votes districts in 1908 gave Bryan 1080; Toll
A. A n Plunford S. Weed. l) ...... ...... 950 ‘ 032 175 178:! where they had expected to poll about
U P. a 'A 1-1. M ad. it. .............. 6.3:» All! 167 14.34 two thousand. John F. .VicGrath. RA -..]... _
.enj m“ e . A . ~ was elected senator in the Fifteenth UT‘CA' N Y.——4Uti(a complete re,
Ernest C. Funcller, i“. .............. 14 . 1A LA 00 district and John Hurley 1) m the Six turns for president Wilson 5.. 980: Taft
George 1r, Inenleoost, Pkg, .......... b 314 377 18! 8A3 teonth district Kennedy was given a 4851; RooseVeltii‘iOB.
JUDGE 0F PROBATE. _ loige mnjoritv for Congressman in the THE EVENING MAIL GIVES STATE
Henry w. Gl‘cgoryml). mid AA. Am 1280 376 4290 Fifth district in ”WA “RAV- The “W 1“ TO thtAou
REPRESENTATIVES ‘ so held a special election in regard to NEW YORK-«The Evening Mail
' . ti . cit lull slit» and it was voted to
Haul-A- Mathels. l). ................ 965 ‘ 04-1 192 1801 6:2“ ll’lté‘blllldlng onga new. site livs one 01 the Roosevelt organs in this
, Frederick L. llyxbee. D. ............. 913 (till 180 1780 mojorit of 31 votes The result was city at B: 50 p. m.. conceded the state
“ lH‘urry Rider, it, and Pig. .......... 950 91:. 344 2207 as follobws to Wilson and claimed second place
'll-l'onlos Robins. it. ........ 5. . ..... 60);": 63: . 1811420 Town of Water‘lilliy, County of New for Roosevelt.
“Alli"? Ali‘AlArnhams. S. ................ LA 3... . . 5 «ll . 9 m
will: Belkowltz, s. ....... . ......... 36 30 s A2mg],5,502.23???ng1:36,.Cl'fgwrlmss snvs sotzan ls ELECTED.
. lltu id A. pillow, P. . . . .. ........... ll 14 17 45 ‘ (in th, 101 Debs. 8°C.. 7.“. Reilnor. , NEW YORK,~The New iorii “men
15 1:. 17 7 ’ in an early evening edition claimed the .
psi-m s. Mills,r ..... ............. So; 15m, “1. I
William P. Beers. Plg._ .............. Elli 55.3 170 1048 For . Governor: Baldwin D 4563 eltjctimi of “illluni Sillzci tot Goren“
JUSTICES or THE PEACE. 9 Studloi R. 3205. Smith, l’rog 16100“ 0' \‘W “1'“; m“ ‘
lrvlilg D. Robertson. 0. ............ ms 035 1st 17:1:3 8888909 ”0"“ 99- Beards” 3"“ BUFFALO, N. v..—Co}rected figures
unwind J. Quinlan, D. .............. 9A9 034 170 1723 799. Wells. SW» Wm. 111- For Mel".- on Bum“, wmmm for New“, give:
Edward Kellv D ................... 922 034 174 1730 Gowrnor: Tinsier. D. 4491. Peckfltl Tm 14 ‘33
.lulnes 'i‘. i-lllbbell. l). ............... 93.3 680 174 1748 32.56 Buttelwrtil Prog. AAA32. For. “#999999 9,9
Franklin AA. Austin,D. ............... All; 628 100 1713 Aircrew” 01’ Slate Phillips D. 4375: Roosevelt 20763
Victor H. Dunn, n. ................ 018 lilo AAA 1732lC0'l9m“ “A3279“ “0310'”. PM “’10- F9. 39...”... “9.13931697939129.
Joseph .J. Linxweilcr. 1). ............. 91A; 640 A72 1723. F0!" Twila“??? Robert“. D, 4517:12 9.93. 5,9353 .9 99,
“'8 0 Gregory D .......... 922A 634 172 1734‘H01meg 103330 Erbe PM "32"- ‘ ‘> ' 9 .
3]th Keogh. D. .................... 904 53.) 1.0 1709] For Comptroller. Dunn D 4457' OYSTER BAY—.00]. Roosevelt cpr.
charted E. Lockwood. D. ........... 919 63:» 171 1725‘ Wily“ R 3273 BMW“ 9’03" ‘6‘“ ricd"0yster Buy. his home town. by a
Frederick Buckley, It. .............. 713 646 202 15615 (30118115550180 Firth District. ”Kennz',phfi-‘gfity of 292 over Wmdrow-Wll-
lohn w. Curnow. R. ................ 680 646 204 1539 052441“- Dem: “alumna“ 6309;.“ vote 9,999.99; 39999,..."
W ’ Airredlt E.Austln R. .' ................ 683 642 Art 152sllmhllcan- “080101 “303 Pr°8~ 510; mm 9218, Tan. 88. ~ . -
t Leo Davis. R. ...................... 687 tut 200 1528! 5“"0‘0“ 15‘“ “Rm“ J r. “cam" The colonel’a own election district
John ll. Hoyt, R. ................... 892 647 264 ‘ 16031 2"“ Noem' M V 'Blunslleld. “83 Re" 'vdtedz’ Roosevelt 231; Wilson” 86:
" . William R. IAhrens,'R. ........ . ..... 697 848 202 1.547 Public“ --' J “3“” 1311A PTOB- 'ran 23; .
'L .. ’onnlel Dunlap R . 700 642 204’ 1546 RGIWWMM‘V“ electedi w. E-' _...__.
‘ Percy .A. Edwards, R ........... no ' 645 203‘ 1538;“00‘8. DREW“- Jflm“ MA Lynch- Chlllrman Dixon oi the Prog. Party. 9
‘ . ‘ " ‘ " Dem- . horti before ton detach claimed illi. ~
‘Wllllam A. lyrltlln. .lr. ............. 697 648 . 20o . 15.30. I y 5
' names E. Stevens R. ........ . 694 m‘ 206: 1541 39W“ “m dictrlct ““19? 2‘25 Alain. Vermont Michigan. Pennsylvania
3‘4. , . 5 ' _ , - 1 if“ H D. Comellland 72‘ R: Rasmumn 335, “n 10W. 1“- uneven
“ ' " P”! ‘ ’l 9115mm 26th District Edmund
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
.... . 33 South Main 51.. South Norwalk , .
Suit coat and
Dress Sale
You’ll Never. Forget "
STUNNING MODELS. It is safe to say that gar-
ments of equal quality and charming loveliness never before
sold for so little. HERE ARE VALUES that will make
many new friends for this store and draw the old ones clos-
er. VALUES so good that they will convince any woman
who' will compare that at this store you receive greater
real worth for your money than elsewhere. Give us a
chance to make a customer out of you and we'll do it. WE’l
Sell you such satisfactory goods that you 11 soon learn that'
this is the store for you. We are Cloak and Suit dealers and
nothing else. Our hearts in it and our mind's on it. We
devote out every effort and all our energies that we may con-
_ stantly know what is newsstand best for women to wear and
:, A then provide it for you in the best qualities at the lowest
' prices. ' ..
Lotllrs' null Misses Stilts. tuluo SIR. for this solo. .$11,98
Lollirs' llllil Mlsues‘ Suits, Villlll-i $225, for this solo. .3183“)
' null Missca' Suits. vnluc $30. for this salts. 320.00
and Mimics" Coaln, value $12, salr price. .. . . $6.98
and hlisses‘ (fonts. value $l5. tulle price. . . .. $9.98
inclicn‘ am] Misses” Coats, value $18. sale price. . . . -$11.98
' and Missen' Coats, valor $200100 price. . . . $14.93
Llltlics‘ and Mlsscs' Dreams of silk from $5.98 up
l..atll(*n' null Misacs' Dresses of channelled: . $14.98 up
LAAAlit'lA' null Misncs' Dresses of satin from . .. $7.98 up
' Lutlics' nut! Misscs‘ $10 Serge Dresses, sale price. . .3838
4 ‘i..a<li_es' and Ward $l5 Serge Drcsncs, sale prisonmfls
Children's and Girls“ Coats, worth $12. for 87.50
Childrelis anti (llrln Costs, worth $15, for 89.. 98
Children s and Girls Coats. worth $10, for 85.93
V’i c carry the lingual and host line of Wallis in town from
- 980 “ii “A 87.
'VV'e lune the best matter of Corsets and we know the?
Llltlirs
lnltllon’
Littlilts'
Million
'l‘nit, 3-255; Roosevelt 1.686
563. studley. 3,205; Bmltli 1610.
Kennedy, 0..
WKFlELb—County
For president: Wilson 87. Tait
Wilson 40. '
. For gbvernor: Baldwin 88; Stu
76; Smith 31.
‘ For Lieut Governor: Tinslor
Peck 82;. Butterworth 29.
82; Carillon 8i: Roszello 31.
Thrasnrsr: Roberts 82; Holmes
Rube 30. ‘
For Comptroller:
81; Daniels 30.
Congressman Fourth district:
ovan 82; villi 88; Vincent AAA.
Senator 24th district,
w
BERLIN.—-—County oi' llsrtiord:
For Governor: lloiliwln 197; Sn
300; Smith 02.
For Limit-(lulu: 'l‘lnlrlor Jill,
317: lluttorworth, 70.
Pierrotary or Sluts: i’lAlIllps 180.
son 1518 ltoszollo 71'; Roberts
Holmon 322. ‘
I'D! (onlpirollA-r:
021.
llunn ltlll; W
clht till). llupuhlloiin 'll’l Prdgrs
80.
Republican 368. Progronsivc 50.
Roprcsontnt lvos circled:
Minster. 1t. .
W
GROTON-~A1’rosidnltt: Wilson
“it 372. Roouovolt missing. 0
27. Dill)! it.
. (luvsmor: Baldwin 580:,
374; Smith 102.
» LiouMloromor: Tlngicr 500;
‘085; 'llu-tterworth 191.
Secretary: .
395; liaisons 101;
Holmes 380; lilrhc 101.
mulch. in.
Cannon Sod diatrlcl; hmith
bola" Milton “0. halal; or»
street r..3.2,ol; Hondlsy.pg..1683.
Folrileld:
For Secretory of‘ State: Phillips
bond 8%; Wright
Peck. 1).,
Blasoil. it, 87; Pnthrop, Prod. 20.
Representative elected: Joyce R.
non 101; Toll 205; Roosevelt 100.
Controusnlnu First District: Demo-
Aflonntor 15th DiAirict, Democrat. m.
Dlhlnl
Stunt”
Phillips sill. Carillon.
Comptrhllm': Dunn trawl-1mm;
WATERBURYv—Wllson had 4.425: mm, 11.0160!“
For governor, Baldwin led with in
l
For Congress in the Fifth District l
80.
78: ., , P ......- .
PHlLADELPHlAr—Sonttorlnz ; re-
Alley turns! oloction districts in Words
84;
NP
Don-
84;
Wil-
Adioy
Peck
Cori»
101‘.
right
Anivc
071;.
root,
1301
‘1'".
PHALhosLPuAA.—rno Aim election
led with ‘ ‘34 8”“! district heard from in milia gave Tart
ltic- Wlllon 37; Rosévelt 40. Same
ldlstrict in 1908 nvo 'l‘ntt 186; Eryn
in Philadelphia usually carried by
Republlonn AAA-minded loaders. Allow
thnt Tait is leading by shout two to
one over the combinod vote of Wilson
and Roosevelt.
31- turns had been received from the re»
form words.
in the auto outside of Philadelphia
tho first returns showed Wilson load
ing strongly. ‘
1104 election districts out of 6.603
in Pennsylvania give Tait 62.728:
Wilson 00.068; Roosevelt 62.616.
WILSON
BOfiTON—wChuirmun Riley of tho
Democratic State Committee, curly to.
night cluilucd Mannachusetts for Wit.
«on by 00.000votsu.
"illircrnor Foss will he ro-oiectod
by from 40.000 to 60.000.00 he laid.
BOSTON-«indications with half ol
the Ashlin tuliulnlcd wore that Manna
clluiwtla had tuvorsd today it Donn»
(trillli‘ candidate for president. for the
Alvin limo in (lic‘hlstory ct tho (Zorn.
monwculth. Gov. For: woo woman!»
1? Aspirated by an increased plural
lty Aind lAidomploto returns from the
to Congressional districts vhowod tho
Dammit; to have mods slight guns.
Rolurnn (mm 547 not of 1.102 votinf
hallo l precincts in tho tint. olive for proli-
‘Alont: Roosovclt 03.044: Tait 50.803:
Wilson 731.001.
.9
M~_L.~~.._.~t.__
PENNSYLVANIA.
...-......
11100099.!!! no 1‘0-
MKE‘schussTrs
...-......
BETTS BY 60.000.
that eclipses anytl
new specials added for Wednesday.
5125 GLOVES 79¢ A,PAlR.
You can save 46 cents in cash
on each pair of thesé gloves.
We guarantee these gloves to
be $1.25 values. Every pair
guaranteed. Anniversary price
790 per pair. 1
"cry pair guaranteed. Anniver-
A fectly. regularly $1. 50
. :‘vcrsary price I... . . . . ..
CANNES MABSACHU:
Sl.50~ CAPE AND KID
GLOVES 99¢ ‘PAIR.
Fine Cape Gloves. very A fine
quality, extra fine china. all last
colors. regular $1.50 pair on
sn-le 99c. , '
$1.50 SILK LINED GLOVES.
99¢ PAIR.
Beautiful Cape Gloves. the gen-
uine Cape shin. every pair silk
lined. regular $1.50 gloves. Ev-
sary price 090 per pair.‘
$1.50 WHITE
GLOVES 99¢
Washable Doeskln Gloves. very
fashionable and sorvicésble
gloves. they are carefully de-
signed and will ill the hand per- A
Anni.
DOESKIN
veroary price 090.
15c MEN 5 HOSE 9c.
First quality Men's Hose,‘
regular Asc values. Aiiiii-
‘15.: adds. .toc' PAIR.
‘Ladles ‘ nose. sill :wcjig‘ht
regular 15c values. Anniver‘
Just a few of the great bargains at the "Sale
ling ever attempted.
r.Agc FLANNELETTE KI-
MONOS 19c.
A- 10 dozen Flannelette Kimo-
nos, in floral desigils,_regn—
lar 290. Anniversary price,
$2; ASTRAKAN COATS
15-
We will sell during this sale,
five long Astraksn Coats,
tliilllned with fur and plush,
regular Aalue $25. 00 Armi-
Aersary price .-.$15 00
CHILDREN’S COATS
$1.49:
Children‘s Fur Coats, sizes
2 to 6. A limited amount on
sale. . Anniversary price,
$1.49
$8.oo”DRESSES $3.95
Very special line of Serge
Dresses. guaranteed all
. wool. neatly trimmed. AAA-
5305 .
Aliversary. price ..-.
~ - SILK SKIRTS $1.99.
Silk Taffeta Petticoats.
many colors.
quality of Taffeta, ‘very
“ spccial Annivcrsa'ry price.
AS300 CLOlTH SKIRTS.
$1 ‘9‘ ...A. gm.
' Onc Ag line of Ladies‘ Cloth
best ~
ASki‘rts‘: this seasons
styles; regular $3.00. Anni-
Many
25c DRAWERS 190.
Muslin Drawers of good
quality, soft finish. hem“
stitched and tucked ruffles.
25c values .......... 19¢
extra good '
$A.oa CORSETS 790.
25 dozen Corsets, extra long
model. fine suality, medium
bust and long hips, lace and
embroidery trimmed, good
hose supporters. Anniver—
sary price 79¢
75A: CORSETS 59c.
.25 dozen extra long Corsets, '
all sizes and styles. good
75c values. Anniversary
price .......... 5
WHITE TOWELING
2,000 -, yards White Dish
Toweling, regular 6c yard
Anniversary price, per yard
3/2415
TOWELING 9c VAR-.1)
Extra g0d quality Linen and
Glass Toweliiig, for this
sale, per yard. ....... 9¢
$1.55 and" $2.00 SHAPES
99°
We have. secured for this
sale 200 Shapes that are sold
the town over at $1. 50 to AA
,$2.;oo you pay us 99c at our
Birthday Party Sale. This
lot consists of very best
sary price .-. . .. .. . . . .. . vers'ary price. 1 49 styles and colors.
50c LADIES‘ UNDER- . $3.50 RAINCOATS $1.99. $3.00 and $59.50 SHAPES
WEAR 39“ _ Ladies' and Missés’ guaran- 3! 49' 4
A'Ladies ll lute Ficeted Liu-"
ed Underwear. pants and.
,vests very best 50c. 'qAAalit.
Annive ersary price
LAD!
WEAR am. 9
Extra good quality Pants
and Vests, 4o dozen in the ,
lot. Anivert’Aary priceal¢ .
,5.» how COAT
SWEATERS 390.
Boys Coat Sweaters. in
gray, all nizes. regular 50c.
Anniversary price
UNDER-
..;;c BOYS’ BLOUSES :9ch
‘ teed waterproof Raincoats.
~price.....
\
at nnnnnnn , r.
‘ FUR'SETS $4..”
Value $00. Good
piece; black near Lynx.
While they last. Anniver-
sary pricchpcr set
Covers. neatly trimmed,
with lace, regular 19c va-
lucs; very spatial”
25A: FLANNELETTE
SKIRTS 19c.
Good quality Flanuclcttc
Skirts, regular 250. On
Boys' Sthoul Blouses. all
sizes. regular 250 Anniver-
nary price .....
sale ...“...t ......
sizes A4 to 44. Anniversary,
9 size.
. Mill? and large Shawl Neck-V
“095'
A CORSET COVERS no.
25 dozen Cross Bar Corset .
High finished 1‘ elts and Vel-
vet Shapes, in many differ—
ent styles; never sold less
than from $2.00 to $250.
You pay us during this Arr
niversary sale .31 49
soc to 75¢: CHILDREN’S
. HATSs
Neatly Trimmed Hats for
children. in all colors, and
many styles; regular 5
75c. Anniversary price
$1.00 CHILDREN'S HATS
450.
Shop early it‘ll this great
special Less than liali~
price; that is the way we
celebrate our Anniversary
sale. liino Children :4 Hats.
instead of {iii no ..... 45¢
m nmwu wbw
.‘ vcnuonr
WNW! “WIN JUNCTlCldu-fio-
turns tor moment In to main
““9"” ”1i AVormontcut or m giro: uncured.
3080; Tilt 1131‘ ”Wilton 1010. -
30000 risen in Dartmoor carou-
10.0!th iron... Sign:
before cloning the polls in Minncsotn.
Fred B. Lynch, of tho National Dom
Committecmitu from Minnesota. claim-'
ed the stilts for Woodrow Wilson by per D. r00 l0:.tAtol
25.000
Ill
Flown"; fl
WW. 14 «.... 4.... ...—«m ~
RHODE ISLAND.
W
l
l
k! l
INDIANA. .
m
{flit "All“, thaw-1105000 nulls.
mint“. Amino: for uranium dill
*Ovtlu: to his schism
' lid It
' lad.
to,
‘r”
Des Molnar. gave Tait 90; Wilson
123; Roosovnlt 100
Conxmn l3Nona district: 1. 8. Pen—
...—t
KENTUCKY.
LQUIOVlLLE. :Ollc hundred and
PROV‘DENGK. R. lwltnturnn trom moron precincts out of tho 225 in Filth
W430i Greenwich the llrilt town hoard, Goltmwnlonnl dlfltt‘lct glvo; [loomavclt
from in this tattoo gnvc for pronidant:
Roonevclt 12‘. Tall 77; Wilson 7. This}
town 011008 gum: Tart 125; hryan to. llamuorst mutilated.
’ LOUISVlLLKoncordlng to figures
l complied try the Courier Join—uni. item
. lemme. 24 of the 120 counties in item,
thallium-Ottoman citation m , lucky we Wilson 90.932: Wt 18018:
Atom out or 3.170 in indium tor gov. Monorail 18.089.
amul- diva: Dalila; it. to“; micron. ti. ,
dull: Almond“. Prom. 2241. name in
Am gm Walmu‘, it, 4 or Alsatian!
0.4.411. ,_
10.6130; Wilson 10.400.1‘0151. 2.020.
fiwsm Siluriuy,
Fifth DlIll’lct
A
W
MARYLAND.
WILOON CANNES MARYLAND.
WASHINGTON
MUNCEY’B ‘PAPER GIVEB IT‘
WlLGON.
l WAGNVNGTONWTHQ
'l‘llnnn. Frank A.
Wnshin
Mommy's Washlll
Ami pnpcr. conrnllon Woodrow Willi)
:‘lnrllon by AA lromcndotm swoop.
.. m. m~1mwummloflr
NEBRASKA.
Mu
LINCOLN. Nebuwl‘fiormlin procl
(Bryno'a voting precinct) gives Wt
'17; Rourolt 4'1; 'i‘utt 20 Homo
1000 nrran ill; 'l‘stt 62 -
OHIO".
To runny trlnnds today. tho pr
dent doctrinal! that no miter
the mutt he intended to rennin AA. ‘
piiliilosn and to keep up the light
the principles ho tailored mi
EALTIMOREJI’M News (Prom vomd.
rive) conned» Maryland to Willi)“
try a plurality of about 14.000, which Mains tit. confirm or an. putty
it an tho locum rtl'tul'nc horn Allie yam rm now in can or
Julius with» will he lunch loom cutout Mo out lipids by his trim
‘ " ’ in the adoption. how too far ahead for serious count
volt mt runninf AA m «Aloud
Action fl and» AAA. Alienation at; filming
not. A
l to. M Alli. my Anita ll
Wild mus Autumn
’rlid report that he misfit conning
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