'I,‘«\\‘O "I‘fll‘flnmI-IVusu III fl
'1' ”I'l‘lulwumu ',M‘ an
Hanson. Nonvnvnouu ‘ I,“ 30qu in! .J‘“
{MUM/M 'ua'i .lemaar,wlu'w.I-v~a'uirm vb .
“‘.\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\-\“‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\=\‘ ‘/‘f wafilfl'!
«may- v.41, nil-1' Mgr/Ir ‘- Manama-walunv/ ynn' I\‘ I\‘ ‘\
'3 I
Memento“ Pork Loaf. | Florida salad. l Mediterranean Tour Outfit,
Cut slices from the stem culls otV
green peppers and remove. the seeds'
Refill with giapeiruit. pc, Iled and cut
into cubes. add the teudcrest stalks
of color)“ cut into small pieces and
fineiyiihlioppedwnut ‘mcnts, allowing
twlceila‘a; much gl‘npel'ruit no celery
mail leg of fresh pork into a
Jwith a q'uartored onion, a
and six peppercorns. Cover
ilud cook slowly until the
der and may be readily re-
moved “pm the bones. Skin. and
' the meat is cold chop ill coarse
it may be well to urge upon tho
woman who is about to start on a
Illcditcrranonn tour tho necessity 01’
being appropriately costumed when
traveling. She should wear a well
cut. Illa. pmhups scvere tailored suit,
with a sum: (dos-I .\ lilting but which
WEB." IBOii three eggs hard, shell ‘lHdIIWB.-wlmIgll§mum" 1“” "Milli “5 may be stcurciy attached to
mi slices from the large part grapefruit. Arrange in nests ()i' «11- hde
dive and solve with mayonnaise ‘ttll‘ ss-
illg.~—Bili‘lulo Commercial.
Ia
Moving the" ends in witll tho meat
to be chopped. .Put the mine-
eat into a saucepan. season well .
i macs, pepper and a little‘
Add a half cupt‘ul of bread
, ii and enough oiVIhe pot liquor
its the mixture quito moist. As
an the mixture is heated tlIIougll.
couple of beaten eggs, cook a
'eut longer, than take l’rom the
Wet a mold or basin with cold
- weaver the sides and bottom
Iellces of hard boihd egg aul
on.- Turn the hot meat mixture
in? mold, and presn down. sot-
p‘lato with a weight on top. Set
until cold. their slice and use as
will shed the
this purpogo
a close name. which
.duui quickly, and for
than is nothing more. sails
than surge. The skirt should‘ be wide
IIuounh to allow comfortable locomo-
tion, .:ud this may be accomplished by
j The cloth oi the
l
Oatmeal Crisps,
Silt together one pint very fine out ’
meal, one half pint of graham ilour.
one half teaspooniul 01‘ unit. one halt
teaspoonful ot" sugar and one half tea
spoonful of baking powder. Add ono
half pint of cream and mix into a
dough almost too soft to handle. list
this stand for lui‘i‘ an hour. until tha-
ilour absorbs iiII-I 'ra moisture. when
you will be able to handle it easily.
ii'iour the pastry board with graham
flour, then roll out lilo dough to about
one third of an inch in thickness. (‘ut
‘Vout. with a biscuit cuiicr and prick
’(‘ai'll crisp with a fork alter laying on
la greased bukiug tin. Hallo in a
moderate oven about 10 minutes,
watching (Iloscly. as tho) burn rc'Id
ily. Alter baking. timy must no immi-
ivd with turn, us they [Iii-Jill easily.
l’luits may be. added at the sides or
directly in the front or back near the
bottom of the skirt, if additional l'ul-
ncss is I'couircd. it is wise to have
the skirt fasten ut ono'sidc of the.
front. for time is saved in adjusting
it. and time. when one is traveling’
and cnichina trains, is often money.
The iuannish cutaway jacket ('nn-
uot be improved upon when it comes
to choosing a style for the coat, says
a .\'(\\‘ York 'i‘ribuno writer The now
cutuqus are quite short. some stop
plug a little below the waistline ill
ironi, even though they extoud 12
inclu's deeper in the back. The
slcucs should be long and set into
the regulation u‘rm sizo with no i’ui
ucss~~~us orally. in fact, as in a man's
cont.
Although \I'hlir may strike one as
a bit extravagant l'or tI'aI'IIllina. it is
so i‘l'ush liud dainty that many well
dronscd \Vlllllt‘ll l‘i‘i‘ililllili‘llil it for the
blouse to nccmupnny the traveling
suit. 'l‘hin w’nisl should ho built in
the tailored order. with tucks as the
. Luncheon Bread.
on; is no better way of using
milk than in making a spoon
alter this recipe. says tho New.
ews. Break on cg; into two
Ends of sour milk and then SitI in- l
he mixture a g' herons cut-in) oil
‘6 ctlrnmeal, half II toaspooniul oi"
'nd half a [eilspt‘ulii'lll oi soda:
ht thin mixture thoroughly. (Irtuso
in or dish holding about u quail
put it on the slow till it is \ciy
:theIn pour the bittol into it and
he till 0. doll? it “10““ in a hot
van. This will {9 about u quurtcr
"an hour. St.‘l'\'(' inunediutcly.
Parsley CUbes.
i‘our (:3:in until thick and
sludoih. Add hull‘ u tcuspooui‘ul of
sail, l'our inbicspoont‘uls of milk Find
our tcnsprululs ri‘ iliiuiy “luippud pur-
lluilcr u rillilll, .‘Iilllill't‘ dish,
pour. in ill" miIiu. 'i‘ and b. -kI- in a p'tu
ol‘ boiliui: wtttrl in a mmlu‘ utII oIIn
uuill ili'nr. Put into. small (-ulws and
drop ill‘Y’Il'ill into each soup plIIiII.
Beat
it
who}.
1-» u... a”... m. ...__
suit should be oi,
factory I
the two-plow skirt when it is well (tug
«nun
alumna
l
atflVH/n’talaf’.‘ h/‘Ut/‘tdd- ""...</"*"'" gum ”lain/nluy/‘h ‘/‘ a ”‘3'":
:<‘\“Ihu‘v¢x‘ ‘\‘\-\"\‘\‘
4, m.
‘only trimming, no frills or furbelows,
and Just a neat titer (it did In liil
‘at the neck. finished with aIl'IlIick
moire cravai. The tun muslins and
nets are even a little newer than the
' chili
There, will be little difficult
ing an upprtIprlnto Ismail lint
models are shown in small and mod
illlll sizes. only the picture not. bring
fashioned on broad, gonel'ous lines.
The dark straws aro i’ur smarter than
those of a light color, the color note
being sounded in the trimmings. which
may be as vivid and as brilliant as the
most ardent colorist could desire. A
delightful hat lor traveling would be
one of the hemp straws with a rolling
brim. The trimming should be liard-‘
ly enough to withstand the assaults ol'
the. weather, and for this reason
numldlo is a favorite. if a simpler
trimming is desired. thcro m-e slunn~
ing ribbons. many in the lluianriuu
calm-lugs. which can be shaped into
high loops at the back of the but.
A large. part of the way across the
seas a sionmor coat will be neocssnl‘yfi
Some women are rebelling against the
cumbersoluo coats which tcil at u
glance their purpose, and instead are
ordering gracefully draped affairs
which may be worn later an motoring
cunts. or men as ovcning wraps when
the luggage is lllIIltcd. l
l
Builds Up
1‘ his is the Work of Ayer' s Smsapan’lla.
Strength Power. Reserve.
Sold for 60 years.
.I ‘ .
Ask Your Doctor. nvS.-ill".il'.li',.
i
.ers in ‘the country are men.
lsldoring :lho average man
V‘l mean.
- Vluills' hel‘
"‘VVW‘\‘~‘I‘IH unguanqn my“ on a» amoral-w or
,U
I».
male cooks—«V—thc
Now there are
great nrtfllfi Mill-d lfins mu!” .il‘o-
day there are well known chicken
fllrlllers-the best known chicken rais-
But con-
and tlIII'
‘uvaIiIsuwinnaIimwo uiiuiu Inuiml mitt
wtuuizomrsii liuiterr linen ~‘ for I S'ch'ickéh
U10 801],“er the. ma’OIIt-y’ of the»: [“in l'dislng tilnnflll’ér 'h'llabfllla' ltfll'llll'oth'L‘r
in Ithe old days the \‘I‘i'fe had 21 mon-
opoly on the knowledge oi chickens.
She handled the chicken department
of the form because she know chick-
ens from their feet up. ‘he farmer
might have both able to acquire an
equal amount of wisdom. but because
of the pressure or his work or dis-
inclination. ho didn't acqulro such
knowledge.
This knowledge of chicken lore was
gained from experience rather than
from reading: in the present day of
chicken libraries the man also is be
coming wise. But woman always has
been fitted by nature for chicken
raising. ,Tako the businesg from the
start to ilnish and you will ace what
A woman is patient. For instance,
she will set a bun. but the hen won't
stay set. Mrs. iiidily wanders away
to pastures new, leaving the eggs to
spoil. A woman calmly will set an-
other ban and then lind out why the
drill. one diIlnt Icmuin on lilo ncSI.
When the chicks uIII tiny m
hourt noon out to thcm no
it docs to any buby creature. To look
alter the louder little things is a la-
bor of love for bcr. Sonic men also
have thin l'i'i‘llllll, i'or downy i’hlchs.
but all woqulI hurt: it.
Wouu‘n uro Illustcrsmor mlstrcsscs
of detail. They will watch tho
small thinks in u busiucos h; ttor than
I‘M/aunt; air
‘\.\‘\‘),I\‘\‘ -\-\-\‘\-\‘u‘\‘\‘ -\‘\‘\‘ ‘CM‘xfi'x‘ “\-\V‘W'W\‘\I\‘\..'\‘
HOME, HELPS ' ll '
a man.
ill'e
school stole. stationary store. candy"
store. or any business where the small
(letajls are of prime importance. but
when she gets into the lilgitel thinks
she, is lost.
olpuiiilntnii-Tprbmsili file looks Iu’unih
to the bi: things
withlllle potty préScnt bother.“
of small details.
chickens are hatched until they are
sold theie is a constant Succession of
times to be looked after and looking
aftel
makes the business profitable.
woman wants to
lcaruing why.
eggs spoil or
woman tiles t.) prevent such a thing
happening again.
other and you han the; thickIu bum
nea‘s.
gainer in small matters than a man.
man naturally
chlckI-us bIIIIer than is a man. l
for the defendant was rendered by a
jury in the uperior court, civil side.
W. Prue against the (‘ity of Hartford.
:1 your and a hali’ ago, injuring his un-
lilo.
IiI‘c asphalt. pavement.
'n’noflavuv/"n’n an.“
I‘IUI'U' Ul'l'p-I, u/v/Wn/aIUI-w/u/u nun .ImXIflIm .'\‘\ ‘\i\t\i\h\- Inn
\‘VOA ‘\‘V‘ hi
'. 0"",4', at, u,’ arr—v, ', av
all- an- avid/t
fi\‘\j‘\‘\‘\‘
avg/film ‘
0.
I.
I.
.0
O.
O.
.,»I ,. -
A woman-V-of
exception sécan
w- ____.._..._.......,
-
course.
run a
I.VIVV.-. 0...... wjnm'mm
ATLANTIC FLEET Inuosr PRAC-
TiCE.
‘.\';\Slii‘.\lti'F0‘.\', March lEI.———’i‘ho bit:
Izuu Iiu'ac-tlco ol' the Alluuic iloct will
lIII:.I,iu iu 'l‘anizicr Sound March 24. the
dm alteritlic AV;
l‘IonI (' 'li'l'" .Vnnd3
duuto 0. .V ii i I NaIy
and a llllillllcl‘ oi (l'iI'm-'1}{lilllillt'l'OiHCOl'S
'und certain uoroi i'cuturcs iu the tar-
gnt practice, it is expected to be more
of than ordinary interest.
' 'i‘iIo IiIY-adnougllt Florida will Ollt :L
the name by firing at the hull of {lo
San Momma Sim will have on board
spotters from the other battleships to
give them cyperlIInI-u in fire control.
The fleet then will no to an anchor-
age five miles out from Cape Hemy
and the ships will lire at mmiui: in:-
plots one diIisiou each day euaa'ing‘
he ill the practice, beginning with
3 ' l'i- h. \iiJ-higan and Ohio.
Secretary Daniels is expected to or.
."IiIe on the taiget grounds with his
I i -i“li puItI April ‘3 and will lune an oppor-
tunity to see the guniiro oi the l‘lOll-
do. North Dakota and \\'youIin.':. tho
Vmost rchIuI additions to the llcct.
l
there
Email
V... lil‘i‘lI‘Is'
‘ uitcu-
Ii92 ii-tl
I‘I "
A mun looks after dthIIian'
and is impatient
The chicken business is a llil:-llli.‘n‘!‘l
From the time the
these trifles properly is what
A. ch-icke'h perishes.
know why,
saves the next one.
weak-old A ,
and,
Mother hcu hides her nest and
the rats got thun.
[lie
Pile all these details Oil iopo
Gelll‘l'iiilyq-il woman is a boiler bor-
ilon’i Put Oil
seeking relief from tho illnesses
caused it defective action of the or
guns of lgcsiion. Most serious sick-
ncsses got their start in troubles of
the stomach, liver, bowels—troubles
quickly, safely, surely relieved by
amounts
PiLLS .
Sold overywherc. In boxes. 'lOc.. 25c. .
li‘rom'thn shell to the. market a wo-
ls fitted for lInIIIliiII;.r
HARTFORD MAN LOSES SUIT.
IliIA‘ii'l‘li‘Odll), March ltl.-—.I\ verdict
this afternoon, in the case of James
.\lr. Pyuo icll while crossing the street
He brought suit against. the city
for $3.000 damages, alleging a detec-
f Excuse Me i l l
«fir-w“. m... ¢-—~ ..
HOW FRR OH‘I ABOUT, lousssi‘vs COVERED
Is IT TO 2 THREE MILES “THOSE THREE muss
BUNKVILLE
Puew! I‘M nu. IN 3 our
lOUGH‘l‘ TO BE NEFiR
THERE Hows!
suv- BUB! How
“ FAR l8 rr To?
, Boom/nus?
RBOUT THREE
MI’ .513 MiSlTER'
T’ PHQE WW” 3'.
filKM
midi?
. Tad. (H
all that its honored his contest-ion
of dislocation who have how trying
' ”March lilwsdosopli Tay- in run down the «perpetrators of some
young man who coolly or the holdciit street robberies in tilt
police last night, IliatIpI-osent generation of police. *layicr
‘ Via the names a: non; In”! hitched
confess also. Timon:
piles, is inclined to Midi ills pm
is! . .
’ . . . I not
, In . , ' -7 ‘V I.
mu army filfiriom '
malice today to mains in Poi commutation 11m months: mm with halslm
‘ ‘ onion it. mitigation of Pa
a
would your the onion in clamor to
g to the
“BARGAINS" IIN HUMAN BLOOD.
it is characteristic of fallen human.
lty to try to put as much its possible
for as llilli- outlay as possible. .'l‘lIni
lia why lvi‘illllv unto kIpt slaves. T0-
IiIIy llu- \IorIi "Isla‘rm‘y."
we l‘lit'i'lt‘li i'hi- institu-
ii-Iu tin Iziybl'y nu ('\'t‘l'. We show this
by our convinces l'lii‘ "burnaius"
\‘I’llll‘ll urn lliu res-uh oi‘ paring curtain
iworiu-rs III-xi lo mulling null itIIItlnI'
mom or till‘i‘lllilll
we Illsiilw
li"\'(‘i‘lll(‘iv:i.<
thill III Irwin lorry
lilIIIy postings.
\‘I‘lnn i‘uloutIl RUIISIIMH luvnsiirub
l'il the conditions of tho garment
II'III‘IIIII-s, ho was indignmui in iind ::
girl, the solo nuppori of ii mother and
Ilm-II ynuni'. i‘llllill‘i‘li, l’tlllil‘i‘lliil lo
Inalto Ibiriyralx kImouoII u do} in or
Ill‘l‘ to cum 3|; lill a work. To do this
who ioiiul ill‘HlNl'ilil‘l)’ lI-oui lztiu in
the morning; it) :4 o'clock ul niabi.
iiIIIIIlIII'. you and l urn III lll‘lilli‘ for
this. 'l‘hII manhunt. in illt‘t‘l our II...
mum] for "iIarunins." lll‘l'illliil'il for
math; that can no sold at low prim-s.
Mid still yield a prollt. 'l‘ho ("ililil‘mn
tor, or IIIldIli-Iuiuu. ul’im‘ inklm‘: out
bin own ptoiii, upon lo the nwuul-nhop
and micro tiic rmunimlor ltl lilting who
muui work or uturvr.
A low years ago It noun uwoaizr
dim» Iiul tin. foil: willy. on what ho ru
cclvcd iIoiiI a dealer iuI lllllhiilll llli'
aiilclml na'mch uvnIIIoaiu 7M“. to
32.130. bualnoiui mum 32c. In titan.
irmlaorn zl’w, in The. \‘t‘lilu tic. to IBM...
knvo pants to. to th., union uhiliu
'Zblio. in Iitt. ‘l‘hu when“ to workers.
Ixin mm of curling, and mum uwoaiVor'a
flitVoll'f.” urn. all Iluiudrd iVu lliillic'il
”{3th *Iviulul lI'iil int .. u: l” ”“5.
"V“‘ll’iilai till Wyciliimlmfa I lilll"§.lfl .IfiVii‘w
”llil' llli'llnuli' Iiilll hinml‘ ill} IllVVVV W“: “
u
’lhcro are n llltllllllllll'l'l :‘illtlilltlpil
in Now York. II thoipunul in illicmw.
and hundrodu Vlll evrry other ’lnrilo
American city. whom lho workers are
Worm ('ii'l' than the llrbrowu maroin
Egypt. i‘lml will yui rnlm up The
Ii’romlaod One, like quo Motion, the
Mansion, to onlnbilsb almonds million
and rlgbleounncsg to uni earth. and
deliver mankind tram all their on
til'l'llililflm foregonwllcuteronomy V-lB:
15- ill. The mom is near: ‘
Tillll VWANiliilliiNG JEW.
"((11 I} Woodwol'ill.)
WILL. REFOR'l‘ FAVONABLY.
it in unharmed that the wire lineups
Bill now norm the commune at Hart-
lord will be reported to the senate lo-
vorabiy this week There have been
some minor changes mad in the bill
by the committee, but ill humility it
has been mils stronger II ill its signs.
at” and main“ inn-II summit I ‘
FREIGHT TRAIN VII RECKED
win-Maw..—
Seventeen Cars Were Derailed Near
Danhury.
iIANlll’ lY. liarch it) > A l‘rIIiIr‘Ii
train lunrlun i'ounlIkIIIIpoiiIV .\'. \'., a.
N211! o‘clock Monday llltllllilil’, was
wrecked hour 'l‘ow'ncrn‘ station. SCI:-
IIIIIIIIIII curs worc lii'i'Illll‘il :Il'd s ‘\"’l‘Ill
Imdly sum; In II. Tim c(‘li1lii‘~lm‘ and tho
rust of tho crew juinmd :iIiIl t"i‘.’|).‘L“'f
injury.
The \l'l‘i"‘t’li‘ hark Ylllil
llll lilo lrul'ls l'n Isiah. II! «I'Ii‘
:Iud llnniiury had to Irnuslcr InIqu
lli‘l‘HI
Linonine
Eurichcs and Purifies
the lilood and Builds
Up the System
Kerr's Flax»8ccd Expulsion.
LINONINE, is the most clien-
iive medicine for coughs and
colds. It stops even the
most stubborn BRONCIIIAL
COUGHS.ai1'd‘ relieves the deli
cute tissues or throat and lungs
of those distressing swolliiimi
that cause choking spells and
incessant hacking coughs.
LINONINII. RESTORE b5 VI
fl'ALITY AND THEREBY
'WARDS OFF PNEUMONIA
:l‘lmn‘lt IS SMALL onAncn
orwroon nhvmo rump»
mouth
iIIi‘II il‘.» illI‘
llt‘l‘\l"‘ll
NINE.
those‘whose systems have been
weakened by grip, colds or
wasting diseaseuwit builds up
an nothin else can. it is the
most help ul medicine in the
world
mus familiar trade mark is on
every bottle of the genuine Lino-
nlne. Look for it.
It 5 Vf‘VoVVVAVVX“ SEED
IF you' TREAT.
YOUR COLD WITH Lmofioms WHIBKEV To usruooiar
Linoninc restores health to'
lineal hotel maternity. .
HlliH Silllill it ill its
New York. New
Haven «SI Hart-
LA meeting oi all thus-I Iutcl‘I .IIIIII .u
it track tczinl was bold II~:;iIII'Il:I;I all. ‘n a
one o'clock. in IilIIqu 21’. l'l’oi‘. U. A. iv}. a
IlIII atblciic IiirIIIIioi' ol’ the.
.Illti :lIiIli‘I» <I I :l
K on ncdy.
RAILROAD
R‘llillll. was in ciul;
illc IuIIIItiIIu'. ,‘Ilr lCI-I-IIIIIIV; :u raw .1Yt‘ll TIME TABLE
that siudIIn- ”Illll for llll‘ I-I mile, *
'lI‘J iniic and Ihr I‘Il'I}. \ I ‘ Ito: in Effect March 2. 1911 ‘
will ho [II-bl at" I" I'III .Ipii: .. ,1 VI.V \
illlil all thin: zint; mod 4 I ','l SOUTH uouwfiiio NEW YORK;
bc Fi'lll lII tIIlIII mil in llll' i.’ l or I
in New York, unlit-r lizc uusziIin nil A. .\l.~ 133'“. SINK. 51411:. 620’.
NI'W rIIIIII l'ui-rrwit}. I... no I:I."“'-' Tim“. M. wry, span. sulfa,
About th-Iiiy .::I-.iI.III«I nilI IIII-IIi ll. .IV”fll7. l‘l’l‘liri, i0.iI’Ix, lltililx.
meeting and :l.‘ .‘lll «.IcIIIu-Il \‘III‘I. mum; l‘. M 3:" W “33*": ”W. 1' ."ilx,
lllll'i't‘fill‘il, ll l'Il IIIII li'll ”Lt! :;(Il'.s'.Ii:I' "'3"!- l':ll\I ~1-"1'. “Till. ll.-Il\, 7.1819
Hinll will ln- l‘i'l‘iI‘Tl‘iilI‘ll at tho New "ii-'7', 9150‘. li‘i'll
York moot. Bunduyo. .
'l'hcrn will” I,” II. I‘I”.'\lllil' IIIIII rim; ""l A. ll. 13:23“, fully, TIz-iit, 8:54,
tho lloyn' Athletic .\I:IIu-lnlion lblVItVIlil.‘3ilx, ilzLi
ni‘lornoou. Manual-r \Vlu Mlnumihs l‘. M. Ii‘JZIlM'. L‘:"l~:. L‘riiit 3:55,
report of bnulwtluill and an uppr-lopxlu- itiuiy. 711'), 7:323, 9:123, I::i!lx.
lion for buncbull will come bnioro tho‘ 10:38. i
llll‘l‘illiu. W l
ii iii l l 'l l Ir I ll q NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
"III ill scion drown. n ll‘l I . . V .
special nuwtinu‘nf their own 3“ "lords; A_ M‘ i461, iii-l0. 343:" 3‘05‘
“in“. ilriox, illflux, iO:IlII. llzilllt.
III. one o'clock. im,I i‘l‘l‘lilll and who ii'li'l
‘woro wrwd to Ibo momlwro on u N" ‘ " ,
.. -.- :fi.:l‘.:l ':
24qu of Hm fl‘l‘l'l‘lll‘fli mimic, rnudvrcd 'IIIlnIM'i'lfxo at“? 2x): 3512‘
II” . |.ei|, ....., .I .L. I.-.
at tho senior play in ruport a uoml 5.27 ll‘illx VVVVVVV‘V VVV VVVVV VVVVVVVI
minus and plenty to not. After tho “4;“ l'l'lii'l l""flilx' " . I
mention a rumilnt I'viwul mil was bold ‘ ' " ' 8'“ ‘
VIII tho imamubly. [I \l 6'00 ufiVoVth/VI. VVVVVVVVV no”.
. . .w . . I: , ..u .
t‘lwiuu lo illi‘ touciioro' lllt‘iélJlei yew lilzilllx. ' '
turdny ultvinunn thorn. won on much P. M.W~l2204. 1:,me 3.“ng 5:04,
ing of tho coliogu plopaiuluryIianuln “£013. 75“,“ lifliix. “.39” H.011,
English. mom, i . a. . .
mum in ii ,I "
Nearly all ol‘ the iirknlu of tho mm. .
ior ploy have .huon accounted for to SOUTH "invighl‘ 7“ NEW
(Ihuirmnu limos, or the molar ploy A lilmlmlilx l'lllr VVVVVVVV M.
t' V ‘ " ‘ ' k’ 0 ’ a ‘ I ’ ,
“WWW" , “W . 7:23.921“, limzilx. llilltt. 11:47.
1’. thwwzil‘lx. kilo. 3: Hr.
412m. fizIZx. (izlflr. 6:47. 'izlflli. £2231.
BIEHOP. llzlll. i
‘lIIAi'I’lllSNtllil. timid, linrrli lop-AA ”on”.
hotel porters mistake ln nsauniiunV A. “"12””. 1310i» Izlil. 92141.
tilinl a Mollimliu' bishop who com V “‘3' Killll’vaV “'1': III 6‘ ..
platoon ol prion Iiibsly wanton Will" 3- .l IIIII 2 Mix, mil. 4., Lilli.
f
"Jcrtuinly. sir" replied the porter
as ho hurried away. Five minutes in.
till- he returned and handed the
churchmnn a notiio of whiskey.
'i’lia melanoma women in the
city and county omclnlli. who karma;
not: sic - 'i in who supplied tiny
key instead (if whom has «twirl! an 33 3" 3 33" 1° 3”“
invraiinntlon that probably willdmul SOUTH NORWALK 1.0 DANIUIYI
to espousing of persons bore. mutilated A the-1.20. ll 188.27 iii. 01:.
m “l? illi’ittll all]? [if intulli’l‘lufl. PI MVH-1,2§ 4; :35; 0:29 7:“. i
"I ma unruly. please get me a, "“th ‘
drink" lilo bishop said to the porter. Al M.-~1:2iix, 9:15. i
who showed him to his room III II P. him—4:18 7:1“
DANBUR‘V TO 800‘?" NORWALR‘
Ii, ills—43:90. 7:21, ms. ll: 03‘
11:50. ,
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I!» Hafiz“, 11:59. '
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