»..
the American Iotldvinduotrios, it is a
public duty to Investigate the varied
aspects of this node of preservation
with a view alike at correcting, its
shortcomings and‘devoloplng its postal}
hilitios. In mnnvounrters themnnh
fold aspects of cold storage and its
practical applications to human health
and nutrition have not as yet received
the serious consideration which the
magnitude of this interests involved‘
wnrrnnts. Figures sometimes serve
us a stimulus for a better npprecln-
tion of the fonts of commerce and the .
prowess of science. A government re-
port in authority for the statement,
that the estimated receipts into cold:
’ storage during one your amounted in'!
round nnmbus to 131,000,000 poundcl
of fresh beef, 2000753000 pounds of;
fresh mutton, i‘ltl,0tl0.000 pounds of
fresh pork, lm,l.lll)0,0u0 poundsof hut-
ter, and 10,000,000 cases of-eggs. it
appears that ‘31 per cent. of a yeiir’s
production of fresh beet, commercial
slaughter, goes into cold storage; and
the data for tho other meats furnish
even larger figures. Of the form and
factory production of butter during a
year, 9.6 per cent. goes into cold storv
age. and of the farm and non-form
production of eggs, in per cent. The
Wholesale value of the fresh beef, mut—
ton and pork rdceivcd into cold stor-
age totaled $35,000,000; of butter, $40,-
000,000, and, of tings, $04,000,000.
Influences of such magnitude hear-
ing directly on so vital a matter as the
load factor in national welfare as-
luredly cannot he overlooked by those
interested in the public health. Inas-
much“ as some of the abuses or objec-
tionable features of cold storage have
centered in the unduly prolonged re-
tention of food products. with the con-
sequent possibility of doteriorutimx and
incipient decoy, instead of perfect
preservation. it is interesting to learn
in an authentic way something nbout
the actual periods of time during
which the food products have in the
past actually been suojertcd to tho
conservation processes hy cold stor-
age are entirely or very nearly ex.
hnusted by the deliverios with in ion
months, Very small porcoliinmvs (.1
some of the t‘lvmilltltllllzls -.\'
for a mini. Mogul" limo, but thud zll'o
(explain .3 ‘3' ‘.'~.,.li“..‘llllllhll lllr‘ll llz- in Eng
round in s.» . in!
“li‘ :ici‘td
:2.il‘.l1.?;l=.1't.-. M illl
llliit'mllii- .t..li lllniilvl‘.
Tim l;i.35\\.1l ‘ii'll'l'lv'll'lklm ill-ll 1..
Mn...” ; i x, ;.. .;,,_-| 1.} llll: :‘13 it: :-
lliit‘ln 1.. l ..; ‘
til. ili‘l‘l . \l i: v ill ,. film i‘.‘ «p,
iltt‘i‘lt‘i. ' 1,... i. l',‘. ., u a
li‘ligii. v. .. .._ - . h,
liinl .. .‘ ‘. . .
lily, :.~, .. .« ...,,. ,. . .. ;.
Hill? 1..
Now that the cold “craze business ‘
. but become a ornament feature or
ask Your grocer
u
Mark. "
10o
,f Wcmckerfige wholesome. ”
I; v, y ”51‘0““, ,3-
pnlot'oblo' and n
petizin . Just. ’
orva pac age of
linvestizator in charge otthe market-l
' milk investigations of the Bureau oi
“Animal industry. He l‘tilllarlfli‘tllflt it
l. ‘ NATIONAL Biscun'
., . COMPANY:
GRAHAM
.CRACKl-zliip
; the past to lay all of the blame for dim.
. ty milk on the shoulders of the milk
and find out how good they use.
them to the children—«they
enough of them. Keep}: in
on the pantry shelf for t»,
Always look for the ln-eroc
._..._._—_.~. x...—
ditios. If the service thus rendered in
a wholesome one, its operations in-
volve a reasonably economical expen-
diture. In so for as cold storage in-
volves merely a readjustment 01‘ price
levels, its regulation is a matter ol'
public concern; but that is quite aside
from the real hygienic problems con-
cerned therein. We quote the cenclu~
sion of the government export: “lri.
the fact' be what it will with regard
to the effect of cold storage on prices,
the fact remains that cold storage lliiii
been of incalculubie benefit to cousuv
mers in providing commodities {or con-
Sumption Out of the natural produc-
tive season.”
INHERITANCE TAX PAlD
0N J. P. MO’RGAN ESTATE:
ALBANY, N. Y., Supt. i!1't.-~:€tulv
Comptroller Solnncr Slzilurdny lawlx‘v
ed at check for .C,:'illll,\rlltl p. W; .v,
at the iniwriluln-v tux or. .1 ,my: .,
”fluid of the idle .l. l‘iorpml ?. ., ,.
’l'lu‘ puy‘dvid llniirut':; “a l '
wus paid on :t \‘niu.vl.u.v w. _,
limitiy inhummdlod ';"_~,‘._ . , _
down. not l'mri‘ ilm «mil.
VAN l...‘i till llitt '
.H'i. wills tion is i;..‘
lnluuilivli, 21.. it 3:. Alli '
,.- .‘uvr thin “15! it. in i.
z .' it: :\v .\ ‘l‘ul'l.
.,_ U.“ ' ‘5' l,“""fin'.llp :2
n.1,l l.ut,.i‘LI,-oh».vtl. 13. ;.
filth“ 14in} lump: .. ' a 9.
l
' l , .. .
. (width .‘l ,wdiill .,.
BLIND TELELPHOHE GIRLS.
C.A..'tt..;i.....d Operators Giv-
ing sailomctwn in Baltimore.
The tolupbmw but: opmcd it new field ed.
‘ the Mary-
":vz‘rlintr the l'li' 0“ (lilo: like .\' -. v. “2-.
Mom; premature in till“.~ in; '1’ ,. Journal
', one of of tho lmlvr'
liy .ilm tuning; iii‘»; i‘_:w :. .1
{ho girl-t ililu‘uv: tl;..l hlf‘ii ‘1 ‘.\i.i‘lli
narrator ”DEF": or»
MINE To HlDEi H"
m The tours: on»
”Will DOOR! l 2.},
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WV MEMORY ignvulo
o
l“ _ FORTHE .QUT ll
l‘VEl LQGNTED
EVl Rm“ Flume;
ti’iUl’l'l CMN‘T
Fill lTlIW
1H6 WHBHQJH
o (I 0
M" ON
«113‘- earlier. or
this was 0
l‘r‘s MT LUNCH
Home new“:
WHERE.- voo
. stowmo *ro ? ,
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serum or harmony.
glitch. ,. .
There hos linen vmuehv'diseusoion or
late regarding the «mom made in vm
rioua cities to‘improvev‘tha quality oi:
the milk supply. .‘A‘ dittorent collect
or the subject has mentioned by‘tnel
has been a too prevalentcuntom inl
l
producerg While this may be on easy
and convenient way, to shift the bur-
i den of responsibility from city to coun-
l try, it is apt not only to hurt the dairy
3 industry unfairly, but to close the eyes,
i of reformers and health authorities to]
questions that lie nearer home. Milk
ply to the places and modes of deliv-
l cry us well as to the farm and its on.
f vironmont. ‘
l
l
i Nonfiction. to be complete, most up-
I
\l Precisely “8 Systems or? “scorhsi'”
gdoiry farms have llutzll planned and
nre‘nctunlly in operation as n basis
for selling graded milk, so it is now
proposed to devise u schenm ol' inspec-
tion and method of control For the
stores and distributing plants hin-
cerned in the milk industry. There
is the widest variation in tho p notices,
now prevalent in our American cities.’
vln some thc‘rc is rigorous control or-1
:crcisod by eiiieiont innltli authorities,
"under whom it “license" or a "permit"
”w carries with it on ttssuruiuxo of reliable
supervision. in other piuom tboro are,
l_deud-lcttor regulations or no laws
whnlpvor. 'i‘hero'urc communities in
which the sale of mill. in bulk is for-
bidden; elsewhere it is. l‘rwly toleratv
tors who salou'uurd l‘w mum . : iv.’ oup~
. ll.iijl' he
‘ru _‘»’- ‘l‘
v twilllou,
.‘i'. i‘luliy,
:n'» of
v- ni't‘l’ "ll'l\'lll,t' I'vvr' it is :v‘ vi“? “: "(luv
the .zth' nu lulvr‘v avvl, " v‘. vv ; :v-zu
".‘vsfll’vi "‘ 31- ‘ 7 :‘ In‘: 7‘. ' . "'l HUN
vial to no“ u 2 - 'i' ‘ 1 l :‘\~:..
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don't wont you in ii“ lllil . l'muu-
lll'lllllitl lvill‘loi'rmv."
ne‘oonos lii‘Ol‘tl,‘i‘i w , mm.
llllliiflll‘l, lv'mouo. :va l, "l Mun-J.-
hr: solved-.4 uni lip. hm, . w‘ 4 11" ill
l'l‘t‘l‘rl'llrl luririazvl llw vita alum '. f af'dly
Qi‘ llll‘ llVllli; i'l-wl lvwrtv u‘“ :ul‘wl
l); lilo dorm l'loh ht Pawn»...
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llll', illlitilll’lllv it “Im- 'u :1» .‘vv Which
lhnvn ul' tlum Twill? .. . . lvv in
tire contort for {1... lulvvv'vw'l r" :‘l'vrw
u'
liltilto (2,,“ \‘-lll'“l :vu‘l: ”v“: ’1"
The mu'ww ”4 :l :13“ v'tixr‘t 3‘ ”‘l'l‘ 4“
illi"'l.lllll"‘l"‘lll'll ”1' ill", will :i t‘lilllll'l‘
mllm, nrou‘ud who”; ihv :w. i now
two limos in the elimination irlul‘t
dlnll Wdrlnrvs Wdl the lit-vi in o'r
(mild. llp uncrowded in unvoutplllllllllil
the dlsl’unllr hi. on sum-war owned "1'
HR miles on hour, lint“. lw-stlmz, .llill'
W‘o‘l‘lll'd i‘t‘urd. loud! by Mourl'v l'i""
will, nt lilurlva on .luml l7, incl, w‘lcn
the sound i‘vc'orr‘l-d wot lort Mo?
ill l-z lilllt‘n :md hour,
Muurluo Proved. Willi tho next to
wound und 114- did own honor ilwn
‘lerhios, the ol‘lirlnl mom of his
spool] for tho first round being 118.“
miles end hour. '
ltdgone Gilbert, Gabriel lingual. and
float, the other lhrtm Frenchmen in
their trials ilew ut lower optimist
Finders watch llcnihml Want Ads.
for tidings from losers of: vnluuhlc
articles.
The conditions cossxvuiz‘ul for the pros
you! srndunted narration and iollvmy oi milk in n.
and the sanitary condi on are now null known
“mg in a professional wny. it is pl'.‘lliil)5
1a... Ur endeavor to not too early, tlicrol‘uru, to bring pros-
,;._;.311 from sure to hour at i-vrwg. [until :it which n
m-e’violution ol‘ the iltlt't"'.~'.ll'_\ provisions
:swilch- spells l'lll'llll‘tl. To :H'vvlupt to “stuntiv
; umdu to uz'dlzo" store»: huudti ,, m'v‘i. and to
l dim.“ will rule thorn in tho p lfiv ulmn the
. far great. lines which or» i'o‘vl-m I ,3 iii: in wpmk
coronation-roost: to nowhere .-
v \ * ‘ I00, ‘ ' . ' , 1
Skeleton of Mammal Discovered by B " d Afici'itll.
.Prooldant at American Natural. rQa foods better
Museum, ’ _ “ M d . Good butter,
NEW YORK, Sept. Zita-Protests“
Henry F‘airlleld Onliorn,_prosident of
the American Museum of Natural Bis-
tory. told Monday of a most important
discovery in northeastern New Moxieu
by members of the staff of the institu-
tion at n mammnlthut will round out
a period in the world's history about
whicn little has heretofore been
known. Professor Osborn aflld: “The
mustodon is like a thing of ydhtorday
when compared with it."
The mammal in question is known
on an ectoconus, n herbivorous crea-
ture that lived 3,000,000 yours ego, In
foot in geological time it is thousands
of years older than any other mammal
skeleton discovered up to now. Only
in northern France and in Belgium,
have any fragmentary evidences poll
mammals nearly that old been found.
The 200 spocilncns collected by Hill
museum‘s pnrty in,Ne\v Mexico in-
t‘hldc u. complete skeleton of the ecto—
conus, which will take its pluco in the
mammalian hall on one ol‘ the musc— CHILDREN TRAINED AS BALLET!
um‘s most treasured possessions. DANCERS. l
Visited Three Regions. ..._.
Professor Osborn, who has lost "P‘jsoyo and Girls Are put Through
turned from a two months’, visit to Strict Courses at [Imperial Theatre
three regions in the West whorefinu' School in 5t. petersburgi.
scum expeditious are at work, was, ST, PETERSBUIDG, Sept. 29.--~l‘)hrh
greatly grntlilcd by the find. He said yelli‘ about l20 nine-yenrvold boys and
that Dr. “alter Granger, who had girls, lliCIllillng children of ballot dun-
found "he complete skeleton oi the (EOl‘li, and often children of slugohunds.
tour-teed horse some years. him, has present themselves at the ballet a”
also been at the bend of the oxpedr- phrtmcnt of the Imperial 'l‘hcziirc
tion In 5:6“, ““1“" w , . School in St. Petersburg. As thorn
.nnnrnhruoonnvwsvwrmmwswwv
’ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ ' cancies annually, 3 selection most ho
oi.“ the ago of mannuuls. The skeleton made.
was discovered in u stratum nolciar ’l‘ho youngsters are medically WWW
removed irom ‘thnt i" WW.“ the ,rn' ‘ incd, and a proportion of them are l‘o.
tuning of tho dinosaur of the reptilian jccled, Those who pass this lost our
ppm)“ were found. It l'hmvfd that brought before a commission of dun
the educators followed shorhy alter core and hullciwlnastcrs, who not them
m“ "Tum“ period “m"? m :1 WW" through :1 most thorourh cxamiuu»'
Th" dwl'ov'fry rounds out a flu”: little) tion, wntching critically ox'nl')’ morn ‘
known period in. the worlds lilsitll‘l'» until :iild C‘vpry physit‘lll pm‘ll‘tlio” or'
ii is. of grout Siflllllit'illli‘l‘. uud hmli limit. The momhers oi the councils
praise Rllt'fllldnllp pmsu tho mun who my” notn those they (Tilll‘il‘ll 1, to M,
i‘iuwovored n‘ , the host, nnd on their colloutit n I‘;"l‘
Pn‘fe'q'qm' 031mm Hm" ”w “'mm' lull depends the choice of somewhat
{o'er Hunt-Jen oi' the «hildrcn, who :vr .
;.v~i'i-,.lvtl provisimmlly, All tho it
which: are then on lriul ion at v‘
A! :1... Mill ol'iliut Limo (how not ‘l
:l‘lt‘l'lvl smod onougl‘. .iro disv ":
int-in“: ibis period the
l‘.i'l':vi utwu ililli5'lll1j. ll‘n- lwov'
nus, judging by in; slwlotou. Homo-
whnl rosvmlel the troll in. r<l1vv our.
(outour zluzi um pm :le i? to llan Nor'b
l\lll"l'§l‘illl i"‘llillli"lll. and um. w." .l two
on humor minim“;
Th1,
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5‘ “fig “ :‘vlll w” ill, «:iJv H" :i Hit-1W ‘ . . ._ .
not «aim. apron, notch ung- is»-
l‘v. .‘~' ”. “s" 1’ 1; l ’ ‘l "vv'v‘tz .. , . .. . ,. .
“.2 Wot" ” .~ .l.‘.
, .. _I‘ ‘ . ‘ V ‘ .-\ “mum ,.> ,.i .«i n.” u
‘ .mwr no sprout! (v.otli.-.
£13m l N . . . .
»i« 1.. .. ml. l‘.:l"‘,l :11 ,
ler‘ri in toms Numbers}, _ . . .
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illv ‘li -uuu l t i. ..
illl‘ttlirl' {' . .l,ni. 'll ilv .‘ ‘ ~ ' ~ _ . ‘
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m l-lllul', or n: omvmh ”tunnel-pip
lii‘l ‘i ' ‘Tl ‘3":"3 ‘ l‘ v.11“ ,. > '
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my, Luig'py‘vml)‘ it‘s-4 row m in, {.raziizl . . , . . . ‘.
. , , llll'lllH‘ilt‘S, \u ddo courto~ :n .‘a '. . v
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'il ,_ , . ’ clnws, and lil‘ll wt'ar llill. v. . r
"m 'll‘iiv‘ i I"; u will (~' ‘31 IN tw.‘ {AH . . - - ~ . .
. \ l. . l k' N ‘ Skii‘l'. nu lllill‘h’h oi (llSLllii‘lll‘ll, luv
mum-Wu: n w \r. m 3m on '4 o" l“ . . . . . . . _
t ‘ H ‘ t liuuiest stun oi PH 15 [no uiuw hid it
n..tln,yw u;l....-.. mum... how. 1...”. ,
Mimi :~l\.i‘l. llil’. ”minim-.7. ....
w!” rim-livl .' i "v.,. i. ' 11, ..
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mr luv so uulmwrs oi the liillll‘. I. ll
turly-vviglll :‘lrlu um} «"‘13‘. .N- 'vw
‘ l: :«l ‘7‘” It, non-v t wril l‘v
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.m li‘nrn l‘li‘? m ll: \‘3 i it '«I “KW“ .. « » .
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“livl‘w :1 2i.il:. .im IIl"‘.' l|l(ll"' HUM“ . , ,
l ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ “ lfvr‘ll' than rm, npnrl, but um I... v
ll. Hi‘ 1‘. l‘ i i“; r»
l
d lo ‘1’? H iilml llll‘ nth l‘ lw‘ t it‘-
'lvllfliillli-vl'l hp H n, .1, «,“M
clump llllv lr‘nmti n" up all ”i,
Ell-i . , . . _ '.
ll‘llvl(~’ urv- :lun’mllod :tl w u . l'l-‘n 1”
ilw umruiuu. At mldduvi
luiwu iur u wuih. 'i‘hu lm ruin v»
ll w Iml to rimming: llw :li‘tnron t r :va
tho Iwui'uinxv, or lunguugcs. a litllv live
lfi‘illlly‘. und nriihuwllw. Fun in; :wt
inlluihv. urv taught ulso, v‘urilu r 1%
HM: how to lt,“.li'll how in hold “l’
rirls whil-- ihvy ill‘n llilttlllll it‘ll if it”
Wllit'll won r-‘C.'tl\i‘tl liar-uni: llll' H H
ll.
luv the mp”: littli ll' o la ‘M l;: "1'
nitrmlrctvl‘lrn‘. lll‘l‘“ idol 3!. .i‘i tili-
rmvrod :~liv-l-~lnu;' rl' i‘lv :vwvzpu , .l'v
lli'l'lllVOi‘tlllH unimnl ldi'zilvr than ill"
rhino, lil'll spwziuwns' nilihu Iu"i.l‘
l‘llllm. Tho)“ t‘kl'il'dl in :t porlwl int."-
\“::y lll‘lWi‘t‘ll 10,; mun! .1! .n :Hll illl‘
“MM“I'HH' Threw oi‘ l'ucli'will 1"! 9““ inn dot-int: lhnir ililili'lllil, on m mod
hillltl-d in h group to 1:0 in tho vtivnlM' lm'lv diiilvull. url.
«it ~ i z r' illl. ‘ .. . . -
Ilu mu lilllllllll l l 1 lim mm, oi H", tlllllt'lllt'; J,“ ,..,i,.,..‘
l
u POWEllwogn (llTlK TO Owl-Ml") nud obviously, very hard; it'llll‘ L-llvlr
"“' ‘ mimllnlo this :vlutmnoui Iilill'v cerium.
PURE MlLlf. it than llnv tweed dunrl'rs. 0:11;; the
'l'll“ Ill-Chi (ii in ml, to iloimtml llm Min-r dry, for iuslnnr'o. ‘d'u-u ‘wu".
iulvorl-ulin testing of mun from which I'lll‘lll“lh lulklm; to u London mutt"
it.» milk llllilldl' mum; :tud (n ”n.9,. pupor mun. sold:
llrill such other rt't‘ulullous ah’lriil‘tn. 'l'n doom for it living, is it lilo d -
.-.,.-,. “~51.th ldoullly of tho ,...,.,m~,.,. m. for the luvatlllivv~l‘(n' the women? , . .
the milk may bu known, llilr’. luwu up. it is .aplvudid; but it is u ills of liiil‘tl'
hold by tho l'uilud Flutes Flupl‘t‘ml: lllilp of t'onnneinllou. \l'n \tho v‘uuv u
villill lo ,1 rlmthdnn tfllilltllllligi lw fill}. u‘utul. ho pm-purcd lo suvrllit'n ul!
wnulum milk nmlmmvn, 'l'lm mm”, trilli‘l‘ llllllttzl lit (“11’ till. . t , lil‘it‘ It:
lmlds will: the illnll' court [but the nl'- tho dullcllui nil our tlmuitltlu :va nil
diuuuce Is not illtél'l‘lllllllillt;l',‘.’, limit it our cumulus. llilllt‘lllnt is quite on
is u. rounonuldu rrvvlulrnnwnt, uud thnt lll.r: ovory olliur form oi“ uri. "I'hMI'r
the court t'nnilot ouoslion the purpose m‘n urlu ilt width our work; lmrv‘
ll‘nd tho necessity for it. The police thou success comes uud our» “no work
power of the Rtuto must bu declared lt’l‘u hard, not it is not so with
adoduuto to such it doslrud purpose; tlnnvlnu.“liuro the morn (mo mo
and the city ordlnunee. in the soothm lire-uses ilw lmrdrr it is urmvmmry in
providing lor’tho doulructimi ol? milk work. . . . 'I‘oduy 1 Work hordvvr u'
not ooniornihu; to its rouuiromonts, is my urt Until ot'or lwl'urt), (tut; mud"
not on arbitrary nod unreosonnlllo do- prurllro «worlnstlm; in urtlvr l";
prirution of properly in n wholesome lllilltu Dl‘ll’n‘i‘l-iil, und Minn rrnsrv'ut’
food, but u resolution hnrlrmtlwpnta comm; «are umst still prmvlltlenvorac-l
pose of and found to he necessary for l,iru---~prm'lico! ’l‘lwro is no utomlluf
tho protorllon of the public health. place-wine lilo of n dour-er lg :1 it's ol‘:
~-~~w~~~~v vv - groutimial iuird work from lwninuliit’.
‘THE SUFFRAQIST, do end, . , , Willi those who dour“
no a hobby it is not no with Mimic who
'llluploused with her prrscnt condition. (lunch for u living. The lotion must
liur limo lmmmnnrlul role. . have the spirit of dancing in their
Elbe phsuessns n vuultlng umbltlon blood, so thut thoy do not" rrgrot tlw
And to voult she lino need of the many things that they sutrrliioo in 'or—
“poii.” ’ , . derrtlmt they they dance.”
I 3 ' ‘ t .
' our: no combination 0!
worse than none at all. th
r 9
BUTTER
at your dollar’s today. Try it on n piece of hmul.
You will then realize that because of its delicious,
rich, crcnmdikc flavormuntl brrnuso it gut-o to you
in the protecting package without ever having been
touched by human liduds~wc have distrlluucd
14,000,000 pounds of it in two yrzw’t it costs no
more than the nameless kind. liuy Gold Modal
A!
Dong “EL New lit-urn l’mvldutcc
“motion . ‘32..’..;e:‘v‘.ll
(rotary Phillips will i '1- ~. ,5
automobile ('11::th '. .c . .v; l‘ol‘
lows: Suinuol l‘ l", llr-‘dgo-
port, reckless vlt‘lv'ivvvv ‘_'.’l!l.:rd tiny,
Weslport, ovudiwv .
an not-idrut: lrvvv‘v ' =2 vr‘l'- ml, H-miul.
than bread and good butter.
mind you! Poor butter is
Your Dolkr'a Today.
“mood ‘vs'vartealcr
MUST EXPLAIN CAVE.
{Bridgeport Motorists Must Appcar Bea
fgy'g Chris. 0.11.4...»1
“13th i‘ UNI), m'lli. -w.
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son, reckless ‘x- , ‘l'll'ium ‘r‘xtifi',
Bridgeport. \‘ioi..r' - ' ,“ iy Kw.
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ccssivc spcorlii v" . ‘ " ill. . »., rt,
lie stated wh r -‘ l ‘l. r 7:" war!
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tho lolr .t hmlv x lvi/‘r‘t- l‘» 'l lmmluuitlu
,i'l in ,.:,"u-, ,..,, vtlm; oi mad" and:
will“. too Mb- :Mli't :lhupvd at tho
rods to tom wluzu i: is inulvvucvd nil
.liv‘ linv'h, ll Mill .1.“ i-i‘lmvt l-»t All". {up},
ml, 'l‘ln' him lo ‘1 v-lovur our l'ur untit-
lmt MW in vi stardom; furs.
f
siim- l‘l-im‘ul Hurts-c: leru «(Why
DANGE? S:$llAt.S “TO WOMEN
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I". win“ {up yvlgy'lniop t'lillril hurli-
utdio, limdu‘lw, 11«l“.'trt;vrll«vss our] Ilm
binds] in him» Fir-lit” out of ion t‘my
ore cannulmos of snow invinuiu tln~
rumz‘umoul. or on lnllunml'u‘r, ul' prom
llvo untriltihn. rurnhlv by inking Ly.
ldin lit. l’luizlmlu‘s \‘r-ueluhlu tinny
pornd 'l’luuisuuds or Amorlmin worn-s
on willingly testify to its virtuo.
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Norwalk Chronicler