BililIius, smell
“Breath Ba'ti
85111
Get ado-cont m)". _
You 111011 and womén who can’t get
’ feeling ri htwwbo have headache.
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
breath. dizziness, can‘t sleep, are
'biliouo, nervous and upset, bothered
'with a sick. gunmdisordered stomach,
or have backache-nod feel worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cuscurcts, or merely forcingo '
passageway every few days with suits,
cathartic pills 01' castor oil?
Cascnrets worlr while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested, fermenting 1001i and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system til
the constipated weste' mutter aud'
poison in the bowels
A Cuscaret touitht will straighten
moinuosonts,.-oot 1......1’... "1111L
man judge can fix intelligently the
' penalty a. criminal should pay for his
crime, in the opinion of W. 11.13
for six years a member 0! the Iowa
Board of Parole; and only "thoiipdfipi
soul that sinnoth. it shall die.’ "
ject of enforcing penalties, according
to Mr. Berry; rather, punishment
should be an indirect result with re-
er may have but moral whooping
cough and may soon be cured while
another may be a moral leper and
may 1neVer be cured; yet both may be»
discharged together under the present
many states.
The palliative for the long“ train 01‘
morsl disorders tlmt lie in the trail
of the fixed sentence in Mr. Berry's
opinion is the indeterminate sentence.
[in his address today before the Amer
loan Prison Assotiulion. Mr. Berry so
lusscrted, adding that it would be bet
ter still for judges simply to sentence
of all the earth has 11 right to say, ‘the' _
Nor should punishment be the 3le
formation the object. For one prison-'
you out by morning—~11 10'0”“ box,crimluals to imprisonment and leave
from any drug “or” will keep yourito unothcr tribunal, interoutluily the
stomach sweet liver and bowels reg-. Board of Parole, the task of determin-
ulnr, and head clear for months. lion' 1
forget the children. They love Cascafi
rets because. they taste good—newer
gripe or slckcn
99191111 11919111
hill 91 1999
Says Daubury Clergymen Acied
Honorably and Explains in
- Regard to Mr. 010901-110
~ DANBU'RY, Oct. “twin an inter-
view which he gave yesterday before
returning to New York, Colonel Mur-
tin M. Mulholl, former field agent of
y the National Mnnufnoturcrs’ Associa-
tion, who made an address in this city,
completely exonemted the Rev. Harry
Chamberlain 'Mmrlre, pastor of the
First Congregational chuich of Dan-
hury, of any questionable relations
with the National Monulot'turers' As—
sociation in connection with a propo-
sition for a trip to Europe. advanced
to the clergyman by Mr. Mulholl dur-
ing the great strike in the hat manu-
facturing industry in 1909. The mat-
tér was brought into prominence ot
the time of the publication a few
months ago of Col. Mulhnll's revela-
tions of alleged methods employed by
the National Association. ‘
“Mr, Meservc told me he was going
to Europe'nnd l, speaking to him as
a-fricnd, he and his wife having been
the guests of my wife and myself, told
him it was a very easy matter to get
spans and that he might just as well
get one as not," said Col. Mulllnll, "I
desire to make it plain that my only
purposelin;1 regard to getting the pass
for him was friendly, and by no means
an attemptito briho‘Mr. Most-Ive.
am very' sorry that the impression not
about that I. had inferred any such
thing, because it is very unfair to
Dr. Mesorvo, my relations with whom
convinced me that ho woe 1111 honor-
able gentlemun in every way."
During his remarks from the stage
01" tho Tnylor Opera House inst night
Col, Mulhali declared that he had been
itiisquote'd in some cases and that
many impressions that had arisen
from his piloted statement in record
to three lhtnbury clergyman were on-
tirely wrong. He declared that they
acted honorably in every way end
that ho had never accused them of
acting otherwise. l-lc spoke of the
Rev, Father Kennedy, now decreased,
1111 one or the brightest clergymon
111111 1111051, gentlemen be had over
met, and said that never in his life
found 11 1111111 so In favor of his home
city 11nd 1111 in favor of organized 111-
1101'.
111: sold 111 11111111111111: of the Rev.
ll‘ntbor '(ilmnlcy: “ll believe the Hinto-
11111111. he made to me concerning the
11111111111111 hero was what any mun
would 111111111 who won 1101111111 11111] open
and above board and bolIeVod in what
he won tulkinr. about."
Referring to himself during his 11d-
dresu. (lol. Molbnll sold: ".l have been
placed in the Aneulan Club by the
National Ainioclutiou oi Manufactur-
ers and their friends more than five
thousand limos. I have been rolled it
liar morn thin any other 1111111 on the
face of the earth."
He 11th um Samuel (1011111019 and
other unicorn of the American Fedor-
otlou of labor could hove had $40,000
and that odlcors of the (lulled Hatters
could have 111111 $10,000, but they could
not be bouuht at any priory,
Much local interest we: aroused by
11 statement by the speaker, that he
could hove ' 1, sci-sown die
11. gm... Gom-
fnmouo butt
pony against the United Hutton
would be «implicated the National
Muuufmm’ “million been able
to curry its point during the norms
strike. ,,
[to be u necessity," Mr, Berry I
["F‘irst', because judges cunnOt 1011 mu
_ luniess all the
11,-
Ilng how long the sentences should be
1 “To accomplish most
{the things desired in the oni’orroment
lot the 1,aw tho indeterminate sentence
in fact as well ‘as in mime, l conceive
‘ said.
telligontly the amount of penalty 11
law violator should pay; second, he
co-use the penalty one 1111111 should
1'. have to puy for an offense is no criter-
ion trom which to judge what another
man should pay 1‘01 11 similar offense
conditions am the
,sume; third, because there are some
lpereohs convicted of crime who should:
'by reason of the nature of the crime
they committed or the impossibility oii
reformation, and for the good of so
ciety be isolated indefinitely and pos-
sibly for life,
"The courts 01‘ the land should hits. 2
giving to an accused man all reason
able safeguards 55in the investigation 01’
the charge or crime against him do
fermion his guilt and then sentence
him to imprisonment, without limit as
to time, and then leave it to another,
tribunal to determine when he has
been sufficiently punished, when he
has served long enough to impress on
others the seriousness of the (mouse
and operate to deter other, when it
will probably be safe to society to re-
lensie him, to keep in custody indeli-
nitcly such as by their conduct have
Forfeited all right to associate with
their fellows and such others as do
not give satisfactory evidence 111' ro-
pentcnce and relommtlon.
necénsnril? punishmenk .lt is
state protecting itself from the evil in-
fluence of a man who has proven him-
self 11 menace 1.111, and in whom there
is no such hope of reformation
would justify his release among
fellows.
“’l‘here are men in all prisons who
have only moral whooping rout-1h.
others the measles, scarlet fever,
.diphtherle, tuberculosis, leprosy, nod
neither patient our society will be
its
his
bcnellted by pnrollng out the moral -.
lbpcr. 'l‘lioso suffering from the minor
troubles should as soon as they IluVe
given evidence of recovery and been
incarcerated long enough to Women
them with the seriousness of their of-
fense and to operate to deter others
from like chooses, be nlloonl their
liberty under safeguards which will its
best we con gourd xiimlnst r11 11111111.
While such :18 do not should, be in the
1:11:11,» of physical and mental demurre-
meut. be hunt in chameol’ l‘io $1,111.13
and isolated from their follows,"
1 1118919119 WIMEN
Who Are ”Just Ready to Drop."
*‘
When you are "just ready to drop";
when you tool so week that you con
hardly drug yourself aboutw and be-
cause you have not slept Well, you
not up as tired-out next morning on
when you wont to bed, you need help.
Miss 1,011 homes writes from Ms-
lono, N. Y., saying: “I was in 11 had-
ly run-down condition for several
weeks but two bottles of Viuol put
me on my root again and 1111111., 11111
strong and well. Vino} has done mo
more good than all the other 111111111
clone '1 ever too .”
it the marrow,
the pole, sickly children one feeble
old folks around here 1Would follow
Miss [humor example, they too, would
soon be 3110 to say that Vluol, our
delicious and liver and iron remedy,
hilt!
strong,
it is a Wonderful, nu-ength crentor
and body-builder. and we sell it un-
der :1 nonunion of Intonation. You
got your money heck if Vino! does
not help you. hook H. neuter, drug-
gist, south Not-walk. Conn.
P. s, For 111111 akin trouble try our
Bare 5111110. We 31151-011100 it.
successfullY-
The keep.i
ing of a man in custody for life is not;
the‘
run-down women. ‘
built them up and made them‘
Girls 1
;§' :55“? do. . 99
.. ' , 1; {l 1,
W55 romancing utter unison
cation of Dunderlne you cannot. find 0
111111; is truce o: damn-nil or failing hair
and your scalp will not itch 1101,1th
will please. you most wti; be lifter. La-
l'cw weoks’ use, when you sou} .new
lu1ir,tlno and dowuy'nt distny'es'v-but
really new hoirmgrowlug; all over the
scalp. "
1 ' little Dnnderlne
immediately
method of administering justice in doublt-B the beauty of your hair. Noltlme, when the our {50me human l11~n1i-
ldiilcroncc 110w dull, faded brittle andI
scrap/11,11,111“moisten 11 1.11511. with D1111
derlno 11nd,1,'nrol2'uliy drew It through
your” 1.1111, inking one small strand nt
‘0. time. The effect is itnitizlngwyour
hair will be light, unity and wavy, one
have on appearance of abundance: on,
incomparable lustre, softness and 111x"
urionce
Got a 25 cent bottle of Knowltona
llouderino from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that, o‘cur
hair is us pretty and soft as onyv-thut
it has been neglected or injured by
careless treatmentvthnt's nil-~~you
surely can havenbenutifnl hair and
lots of it if you Will 511st trya little
,Donderiue. , . .'
e
111111111 11111
~ 11111 1111111111
Acquired Just 150 Years Ago
. by Frederick the Great
1 01 Prussl ‘
1 ~———-— !
I MERLIN, (lot. 16: duet 150 Years
111111, in 1763, Frederick the Great 111:2
(mired the ilorlin l’orcolhln Works for-
.1. sum or 21.11, one doom “#675,000
illifli‘ksrffl‘om the Berlin bunker, .10-
bonn Ernest (lotzkowsky.
'lhe 'l'ut'tory was founded in it smell
way as early as 1750 by n 1111111 named
Wouely, who, it is mid but] contrived
to become possessed of the strictly
preserved secret of porcelain 1111111111116-
lure from on employee oi a rival firm.
Weuoly however, gave up the business
after some years in consequence otlh 1‘
oompctition ol' the larger Molsse'n
works and sold it to :1 llbriin modeler
named ltoichnrd, who had somehow or
other acquired the secrets ol‘ the
Dresden mamlfaclory,
Sold Plant and Secrets. i
Not hut/1111: the'means to carry on.
the business very long. Reinhard sold
the whole 11111111. 111111 the secrets of
the method of (intzkowshy for 10,000
tnlcrs. being retained its manner by
the now purchaser. The banker, ow-g
1111: to the troubled state of time-11.;
. new short of money. and not. Wishiuxi
to 111111 the, 1.1111111111111111: to which lis'
devote-d so much time and cherry
bronchi to no untimely end. be 11.11
pooled to the king.
Frederick the (trout. as his descend-
unt. Knistr Wilhelm 11.. was 11100111 01'
url and n 1:001] 1111111 or business at thei
sumo, 11111111111 .11 once saw that 1111-;
1ier his protection the lierllu porce-
-iuin menuiot'iuro would 111111111 11 high
urtlullc :411111111111; 11111] become 11 oroai
brunch of industry. He thn'rofore pur-
1'bz11't2d the concern. kept on all the
employees and int-roused the works.:
musing bronchus 11121111 to’ be opened In
other luruo villus of liermnnv. 'l‘Im'
111111; 111011 11 11111111 mrsonnl inlerosti
, in (be ortistic port of the 11111111111111111111,’
onumim‘d the doslvus 111111: was cure
(fill 111 his selection of the pointers}
I 711111111 of the bottoms ordorrd by bluii
- urn still in use 111 the present (lily until
, are 111 111.1111 l‘uvor 11111111111 connoisseuroi
Footory Flourlebod.
lien'plto worn 11nd wnrs' plurms they
'llorliu ltort'oluln munufttnturo growl
end flour-lulled. its turnover was from"
1711.1 111 17117, 1,131,110 (111111-11. 1111- not'
profits. which bolongrd to tho mrivv'
purse 11111001111111 to 404.0‘0
The turnover of tho ilovul l’orcnln'n;
Works 111. the present time in “1111(le
2.000.000 merits 1111111111111'. A stuff of
experienced business 1111111 now men-I
"so the great fn1torv,lho bout 11111111111I
1101111.," employed Berlin 110,”! ])nf‘"t'- I
l
i
{lulu 111111 nitnlned it blah 1001'an tho
. world 111111 is becoming more 111111 more
appreciated. The Honor porcelain and
the Red t‘hlnereporoeinin ore Durham
the most generally favored.
The emriiror 111111 done much to
further the development of this 111-
dumry. ills mainly has modes point
for many years past of giving; b91111-
tlfuiv moclment of 431111111 porcelain as
gifts to his fellow monstrous and to
his friends on special populous, The
our, the king,- of England and the '
king of ltuiy have received‘purtlru-
lurly line vases and table services
from the emperor.
‘ W'W
ADVERT“! 1N THU CENT-INH-
“‘0.-
'of blame for the neoidout by M 1911' ness, loverlelinoss, sore throat sneer.-
-5 both charged with ”driving While in an ltalian Baptist Minister'Crcates a Sen-
so... 111111111 111111511?" 111
lips beld'irunnxber‘ of hearings yeiten
0111111111115 611 in
I;‘-‘1111u11 women-w .1- 1.
gt 1.1“. e. 11.211101111111110 a; Few “I“
laws."11m' 0th on 6 111111.: a to
lot apartment who‘ll)“ of Roswell .1. «Take ‘Tflna’fl Gold WWWTEWW
0131’” ‘5” ”9 1,235 North Beacon street, two hoprs until you lie-ye! taken three
til!!! 0W. 1051150 on 0113““ 35 ‘7’“ 9"" doses, then all grippe misery goes ‘
ms the cur 1110111111 aver um embank' and your cold will be 111-0111111111
merit at Higgdnum. filming “‘9 “all“ promptly opens .70... numeral. "110s-
of Julius A. Woseelloi west Hartford. [11115 and um .m- pappugeo of the
one of tho oédupnnts‘ of‘the our. , . pond; stops nasty. dlsehergo. or 11111111
Mr» {'IKDD. 19110 W55 50"“ exonerated running; relieves the headache, dull-
50118 C“WW. 35001113 “09'5“” for MW lug, soreness and stiffness.
(lb-sen county, instilled that ho was IJont 5m, stuttedutp! Quit blowing
b01118 "I- 9-210“ “118 “r “We" at the 11nd shuttling 111111111 your throbbint—‘l
nothing; else In the world gives
ngesblo through the breaking of part such prompt relief as “Popes (mm
of the steering door. '11" Clupp sent Compound," which costs only 25 ct'nts
his operator’silceueo to the secretary’s 111 any drug store. It acts without
ullico immediately after the accident assistance, tastes nice, and 111111111111 no
lie will probably receive it Ika in it inconvenience.
few days.
Alfred Wobber at New Haven and
Thomas F, Clemons of this city weie
Accept 111) substitute.
RELIGION A JOKE IN MERIDEN.
Papa’s 01111155 amnion E11119
, dun aitepnrrn 11,: the Capitol on cases "
. m
' item. .1101»
Special Showing 01101111111151.1111 Lady‘Corsets
including: the .f‘Msdamegtyrar
All 11105515101651111111131570 this fovoritc' Corset are in
readiness ii‘bcstylcs Show 11...»; conforming to'tho 1.1-. 5—
cnt mode of dress, low bust, 1011;,r hips .hmgcr ’1111111 cur.
521ml hip ronfiucrs.
tome to the Carnot Section see the American
Lady, and Madame Lyra, 111111 1qu over Corset fashions.
Try on those that interest 11111! be sure to have the Corset
right before having a gown mode.
2 Prices from $1.00 to $6.50.
”The Madame Lynn is the 1111-111111'1' 111- 111.110 of 1111: 1111-
rrimn Lady family.
I‘.
Hosiery 105F311 Weights
(1
Intoxicated condition. Both have been
convicted on that chorus. Mr. Clemons
nation at Convention There.
MldltllllllN, Oct. lo.—~—'l‘hc charge or
’embor’l; held not to huve been respon- sold and at which Were children as
Ipuin consul .11111 the ("1111-1 11.111111 111111 a
1 3011
111111111. 5 ‘
insisted when he woe cxmnlned by the? Rev. Rolando Giuflrido, ot the 1012111
secretory that be won “intoxicated." ltniinn Baptist Church, that "the 0111'-
nnt ”drunk,” Declslon was served rupt politicians of this city have been
in each case making 11 10110 of the ltniinns’ relin-
lieury l). Marshull of Bethel, who is ion‘ mode Tuesday night in an 1111
sold to have driven his car at a 1'0ch 11111311 at his church to delegates to the
iIlcss speed and struck and inlured WII~ State Buptists' Convention, in session '
iliam Muloueen and Dunlol S Mct‘ 111'
here, was still the subject of. animated
thy of this city who is accused of discussion yesterday, when the dele-
reckless driving while in on latest. grates gathered for the meetings 131 he-
at ed condition 11111111] to appear. dulod for yesterday. in addressing his
Decisions in Previous Cases audience Mr. Glufiridn declared: ‘The
The following decisions in nulomo~ corrupt politicians of this city have
bile roses recently hcnrd were issued been limiting of the ltollous’ religion.
yesterday by the secretory of the whatever it may be. a joke. They give
state: permits for ltnlians to parade with
Charles it Kai/.11 of liost Windsor hands and flags on Sunduy, a thing
Hill mlutated like in applying for on» which is not permitted in ltaly" l-le
craters license suspended until 0010- sold he had himscli asked the mayor
ber 28. to refuse a permit for such 11 parade
\Villlnm llrooks of l'lrluunport, reek. four days before it '1111 to tulle niece.
less driving; iii-Lem... not suspended be— but 111111 received no answer from the
cause of'provious good record.5 mayor's olllce. i-le asserted also that
Stephen B. Employ oi Torrington, r1111 permits Were given for the holding or
ovor'ohlld in 'Stocltbrlds'rer Muss, Sopt- picnics on Sunday, where beer w'us
slide; license returned, young as seven yours.
James Pnllnzzn 01‘ East wrung... Hill The 91th annual meeting of the Con»
operated motorcycle under wrong reg. nocticut Baptist Education Society was
islretion number: license suspended held this morning Willi Rev. Dr. Frank
until October 21, W. Pudolford. of Boston, 1111 the chief
Themes (1. Lee of East (#11111113011- Speaker. This was followed by the
crating 111110 at; ‘evcee‘sive aimed; 11- 42nd annual meeting of the Women's
censo suspended until (impetus, Baptist Foreign Mission Eociety of
”.mtgnt Connecticut. Mrs R. S Thompson, of
~1"My child was norm-n
about the {11-11, nook 1111-1 chest.
plied Dr. 'i‘i:.1111:1n' lair-1m 1111: till
lull count of the work and conditions
5“" there.
111111 , " The last seaside of the conference
, will be held during the afternoon when
the problems 11nd needs of the foreign
MAHONEY clTY'S $100,000 FlFlE. field will be presented by Rev. Emory
MAHAXHY CITY, 1311., Oct. 16.~— Hunt. of Boston. general secretary of
Seven business pieces in the 1191111 01‘ the American Baptist, Foreign Mission
the city, Inrl11dipg-tlm Knier Open) Society.
llousc wcro deslroyod by fire yestero New London will be selected as the
day. The less is 11110111 $100. 000 convention city for next year.
...,.,. ... . . . ... 1....
restful 811'1'31" Mrs Nun-'1
illmburz. N Y
\1
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ANNOUNCEMENT
11-min; Kobe, Jopnn, gave an interesting ac- _
We Sell the 1.. 81 1’1 Semi-Mixed Real Point
I
It is a mixture of pure WHITE LEAD. ZINC AND LINSEED OIL made I
into a 11ch paste point not as thick as White Lead, but so that the can I
lumen can ADD the OIL needful to be Mixed with it, to make the paint I
ready for use, and THEREBY SAVE COST I
' 111. ' Ilia WAY [1‘ IS DONE:
The user buys} gallons of the L. a M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint and 3 gal-
lone of Linseed ‘01! (at 65c) and mixes thom together.
ITHIS MAKES 7 GALLONS of pure Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint for
which he pays ONLY about $0.55—Iuetead of $14,001” the same quantity 1
'of paint put up in cam‘ and sold all ready for use—THEREBV SAVING
$445.
Send far sample cards and place your orders for paint, and remember— ,
White Load, Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint he: been the best known paint for '
more than one hundred your.
CHAS. E. new, South Norwolk: ‘HU BBELL a. STAPLES HOWE CO».
Norwalk; w, s. GUYER d. BON, Wectport; NDRTHROP 31303.. :
fiouthport. ’
OWW‘OW” "
5' NewArt Needlework
if you contemplate the 11111111111: or hollduy gills, new is the
limo to begin. We are 11in trying new clumped pieces and novel
ion in wide and exclusive untortmcnt.
The very newest ideas are being shown in Stamped Conten-
plecou. Doritos, Elem-lb. Linen '1 owls Pillow (311151111, 11111.; also 11
complete stock of "floral Society” Pitchiruo (lends. 111111111111;
which». Underwear and pieces! for home decorotion, in Miles» to
complete the embroidery,
To every woman and every girl who has pleasure in embroid-
orhur her personal wear or pretty 1111111119 tor the 111111111, this shew»
log holds great interest.
hewpie Package Outfits for Children
The intent craze. The line mm oi cumming Pillows. Bibs
and other nominee. much when nonunion ”unhappiness-111111
wooed-11.1111 1111101116111. “$20on 9311111111" shimmery floor and com-
The .E. Ryan 00.
IiILIII‘IhT-io
1:C:m'l'l
;.,..;.,1 1,111:
Men’s black wool Half-hose,'light. medium and hairy.
25 cts.
Men’s black cashmere, 38 cts and 50 cts
Camel’ehair. Natural wool, and Oxfords,
25 cts.
Women’s black wool Hose 25, 38 and 50 cts.
Women’s medium and heavy weight cotton, 2I5 cts.,
38 and 50 cts.
1
Three pairs of 38 ct. Hose for $1 00.
Women’s black silk Hose, all 3:111ch and sizes,
50;
.75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50.
Wool Anklettes and Knee Tights
‘1
'Conifortahlt' to slip on when
1‘1- chilly.
Wear your low shoes with
the weather
.'\nkl1'ttes, 50 CtS'.
I'losiory Section.
Cl)lllCS
Wool Flanneis,
1111111 and Sell for
Bath Robes
Wool Eiderdown floored 011 both 51105.
1115110, It'd.
mo} and garnet. 31521111111131» wide. $1.00.
Single Flecced Flannel. gray.
'yortl wide, 60 cts.
a...
blue, pink and it‘ll.
Blanket S'cctirm, 1135111110111:
Bedspread-i, Sheets 0nd Pillow Cases
:\ perv. sntisfying 11350111110111 pleasing 111 1111' 11111151»
keeper 111 search of those new +2111")
11111171015. 'WcI have
pleasure in offering such qualities:
Satin Quilts, 111111 Ilcmmctl $2. 50, $3.00, $5.3 50, $4 00 "
up to $7.00.
11111551113245, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50.
Scalloped d‘nd c11t~conu'rI.~', $3.25, $3.50, $4.75 up t9
$8. 50.
Crocheted Quilts, plain 110111111011, 95 ct5., $1.00, $1.25.
$1.50 and $1.65.
fringed $2. 75, $3. 00. $3. 50 and $4.50;
Plain Sheets, 45, 55, be 65 cts. to $1. 00.
Hemstitched Sheets, 75, 85. 95 cts to $1 ..00
Pillow Cases, plain 110111111911, 10, 12 1 2. IIII5, I7, 19 to
25 1:18. "
1111111stit1wl1111. 17, 19. 20. 22 up to 30 cts.
[1.1501111 1115.
Atténtion is invited to the large stock of fine (inlifor—
nia Wool Blankets, white Bordcrcd Blankets, Plaid and
Colored Blankets,
191'th Company
In all 5111 CS.
Isn‘t-T
Colder wenlhc; is at. hand.
11111111. Come to us.
I I'l‘l I‘l" 'l
43.1...'...1..5.+.1 .1. “an.
uuuuu 11 n I.-. 11,0 sum-£113.!
You will want Warmer llod (‘11v~
Comfortables $1 to $4
Blankets 590 to $7.50
A.Dickermau 81-Sou
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more than six months' imprisonment
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mitigation of their sentences.
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his fellow prisoners. He has made
Hawthorne and Morton were out» noteworthy contributions to the prison
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valuable counsellor by his tailor!
their sentences data from the time prisoners.
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