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.A delegatimi oi’ the members" of St.
John's lodge. F.7sn4f-AAM" of. Nor-
walk. paid a visit to Harmony Lodge,
in New Canaan, last evening. The on
casion was the 1,300thrcommunication
of the lodge, and the Master Mnsons‘
degree was conferred in fine Wstyic
Deputy Grand Master Wilder, or
IBrldgepoit. paid on ofiicltiI visit at the
lodge, and. a big banquet was served
ter the work. -
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3111i Makes Announcement I
of New Corps
LONDON, Nov. 6,—-—By n clever
strutegcm, which completely bottl-
winked the forge force of police sent
to prevent her from speaking, Miss
Sylvia Pnnirhurst was enabled to un~
nounce ut the Bow Baths, in the East
end of London last night, the forms.-
tlon of a_. volunteer corps, organized
under'commund of Captain Sir Fran-
cis Vane, a. 6061' war veteran, for the
protection of militant sudrugettes and
labor unionists. .
MISS Zelie Emerson of Iluckson.
Mich. presided mm the meeting. Just
11s the meeting was called to o1der the
Perfection
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Oil Heaters
Ask to son the new style PerloctionI
Oil Heaters. simple to re wick. no
smoke, no odor, perfectly safe and re
liable.
T'RIcEs $3.26 To $5.50.
Albert 1. Gehcbe
25 West Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069 2.
We ., Represent .
‘ First Class ‘ and
w. J. 131111111st.
{5.11. Ausrm,
Health Officer Tracey has stated to us
that he believes OUR MILK supply to
be EQUAL in quality to any sold in
N01er at the present time.
" The FAIRFIELD COUNTY DAIRY CO
Superintendent
President
THREE CLAIM ONE LICENSE
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Strange Complication. Surround Sa-
loOn of Andrew Chudy.
A cuss full of interest and centered
about u saloon license now in the pop-
session of Andrew. Chudy, unde1 which
he is selling spirituous 11nd intoxicot
Ibis liquors at 288 Cove Road, was giv-
en 11 fresh impetus toward the court
house road yesterdny, when the county
commissioners.'granled Mr. 'Chudy' n
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renewal-01.111111111111111 in the foceot
n remonstrance'twhlch they said came
too late. At the. present time, besides
Mr Chudv Miss Kate Curley, the
owner of the property of. 288 Cove
Road claims the license, and Herman
Quittner, of Norwalk, also lays claim
to it
Attorney «Robert A. Fosdick, coun
sol for- Miss Curley gave out the tol-
lowing unbiased explanation of the
matter today
“Miss Curley owns the property at
‘ 1 288 Cove Rood which She rented to
Andrew Chudy on October 5.1910 for
ble to the City Court on Monduy morn~ ,
i111; By this action Miss Cuiley hopes ‘
.10 have (lhudy evicted from the p-rom
ises"
Mr. Phillips could not be located at
his office this afternoon, and Mr
Chudy was absent from his place at
business.
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WOMEN CONTROL GRAND JURY.
REDWOOD City, 0111., Nov. 6.-—W0~I
men will direct affairs of, the San
Mateo County Grand Jury, organized
here yesterday with eight men and
eleven women members. The jury
was drawn from a venlre of seventeen
women and thirteen nm. Judge Buck
mode the selections, holding that wo~
men may serve on juries, Although the
attorney-general of the state has giv-
en an opinion to the contrary.
The wbmon proved the strength of
their position in electing one of their
number as secretary, although the men
nominated 11 candidate of their own
for the position.
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”M lleers MM turkeys d‘Agk's'"statement was made lhnt the roof
l3roileis, fowls and toasting chickens. deuce of George lunsbury, was sur-
rounded by police The report was
r u h
The W C' T“ 1 will meet at t CIsprend that the pieparatlons portend
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance.
a period of three years and one month WOULD MAKE THEM BETTER IF
from October 1 of that your. "I‘heI THEY COULD.
lease expired October 3331, 1913, Mlss The makers of‘ Foley Kidney Pills
Curloy cluims, and has not been re. know that they have absolutely the
newed.
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Come ‘and See for Yourself
Mal‘lfi a "Iu ‘1 .
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ARRESTED FOR NORWALK P0-
liighwny Commissioner f‘harlosJ . ”65'
Bennett has anrded to C. W. Tryon George M‘m‘” 01’ N01" walk, W116 or-
two contracts for state 10nd work in rested ”Stem” by ‘DQIGCUVB Ser-
the town of Marlborough. One is for geant iioi‘l’ernan, 01’ Stamford, for the
about 5,000 linear feet of native stone 1 Norwalk police 0” a charge alleging
mncndnm on the Marlborough-East non support Mahar 19“ his wife and
Hampton turnpike, costing opproxiymm11y “hm" three weeks “8’01 TOIIOW‘
mutoly $10,718, 86. The other is for 1: ing a quarrel, and he had been “VIM;
section all the Hartford- Norwich turn- im Stamford ever since He was em-
piko of about 10,265 linear feet 00% 'ployed there in the Armour refrigefi
lug lllltlllt $l1, 620 211 uting plant
HIGHWAY comma-rs AWAnoso’
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HOMO" BECAUSE OF WALSH’S VERDICT 'IN ssruss cuss soon.
ELECTION. KIEV, Russia, Nov. 5.«~'l‘he ver~'
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 6__.1.101y3dict11ln the trial of Mendel Bellies for
Cross. College 1g proud of the electionfthe alleged murder of Andrew Yush.
of an alumnus as governor, in the lnsky, in March, 1911, is expected to
person of David 1. Walsh. in cele- be delivered by the jury about the
ration of the event President Dinard end of this Week. According to the
declared many a full holiday for slu~"Rusfiian 13W: the verdict 01’ o. majori-
dents and faculty. Next Monday night W or the jury is valid. and In the
1 there will be a. Jubilatlon meeting at event 01’ the jury being equally di-
Ivided the prisoner otbnins the benefit
Iof the doubt
the college, at which the governor-
elect is expected to be present.
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home of Mrs Clddsey. i7 Westporl;
menus, on Friday at 3 p m. A .10c. I
~ supper will be served to members and I
friends for 15 cents, A barrel is be
ing filled with clothing for the Ellis
Island work, by Mrs. Chidsey. An}
‘ eon clothing will be gladly accepted.
terature Is to be sent to the men in
the lumber camps, 11 barrelful needed“
{please lo 119 ms Mott avenue.
TO VOTE ON LICENSE.
illinols Cities Are Getting Ready for
Next Spring. .
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.—-As n resultoi ,
the showing made at the elections
» Tuesday, when the votes of the re-
cently entranchlsed women are said
. to have" placedIelghteeu out of lwen
ty-four municipalities voting in the
,“dry" column, three hundred cities
and villages of lllinols ‘will hold locall
option elections next spring This
was the statement yesterday of
Scott McBride, state superintendenth
the Anti Saloon League.
”Under normal conditions.“
McBride. "as the vote of Tuesday
shows, the women will be three to
one on the side of the drys. Organiz-
ed properly, the propositiOn should be
four to one."
Chicago may be one1 of the cities
to fore the “wet" and “dry" issue
understunding that the Anti-Saloon
_,Les«guc does not 1’1110111 vote in (‘hlcn-
“ go so soon. The libcrials are sold to
be considering the advisobllit1 of
bringing suit to lost the constitutimv
nifty of lhe sui‘irnge law, in order to
prevent the women from voting at the
proposed option elections in April.
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LEAF TOBACCO STATISTICS.
WASIIING’EQN, ‘.\'ov.
of the quantity of loci iobm co on bond
on Oclolnn' I lost. As 1',cl houotor.
the llurunu bun lu'cn unublc to un-
nouum- liw result, but tabulations urn
'proccmilnu 11nd II in uizllml tho nlntis-
tics will Ili' lululn public probnbly Nov-
embor I).
[lll'urlui',\'1'llllu1n J. Harris, ol' the
dimculiy ls nut-nunini'bd in the colloc-
llnu of ‘1... (lulu llllf‘llillill umny dosh-1'11
"olthnr unintentionally or
,until
of tho l‘l‘iiilll'llllll‘IllFH of the low, and
in some mums if has been nucosnnry
to thrnnlnn to colon-c the penal pro-
:Vifiionn.” The low roquiron Illut thunc
1111111 on of April 1. and (lot. 1,1'11111111.
When the IIIW first become ufl‘ooilm
“police, proceeded to Bethnnl Green
'served. The only disorder was caused
{reporters whom they suspeCted of be-
-ever he saw women injured and in
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(i.~—'l‘lio Con—I
‘sllu 131111111111 has compiclnd its (‘uuvnssj
Consult llurrnu. sold today ihnt much
wilfully1
neglect to mnlm the cont-11111 roporis.
they Sure roponlmlly reminded;
reports nlmll I111 mode to the govern-I
ed the arrest of Sylvia Pu11khu1‘.st
The lights in the house were extin-
guished and suddenly a woman rushed
from the doorway and sprung into the
taxi,
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Then Miss Daisy Lansbury, daughter
of the ex- socialist member stepped
“out much to the discomflture of the
police. Meanwhile, Miss Pankhurst
entered the baths practically unob-
by an attack by the women on a few
ing deteo'.tives Mr. Lansbury and Sir
Francis Vane followed Miss I’nnkhurst
to the platform. Waving aloft a huge
knotted club Sir Edward said he was
prepared to use that weapon where-
labor disputes, or whereVer the op-
pressed needed old.
The general staff of the organiza-
tion will be drawn from officers who
.hrd seen war and both men and wo-
him are eligible for the ranks
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ATE RACCOON APLENTY.
Clinton Smith was lucky, but his
which surrounded by mounted I
Companies
.l. M. Layton 81 (10.,‘lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 Railroad Aw. south Nor-walk
Citv: National. Bank
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nuomsss mo ornans av n1!
FACILITY conslsrau
wrm souus
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turplul and Profit
“17,000.!”
Capital
[100,000.00
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Info Deposit onn II and 06 9“ you!
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. tot Vice-Pros.
FREDERIGK H. ROWAN. 2dVIoo
WFLFRED IODWELL. 0mm
DIRECTORS
I. H. Murrow-on J. Walloon Harm
John H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christian 8mm Fred. H. Rowan
Ilmuel Grumman Lowla R. HurlbuI
Henry I. Lockwood
friends were also fortunate and they
are praising him today as the result of ,
the raccoon dinner'held last night at
and 1
I’I130 o'clock at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Edward '1‘. Mills. in Broad River.
Smith shot a raccoon weighing ten
pounds and with his usual generosity.
invited his friends to partake in the
’ieusi "it was great," said one or the
guests today. Those present were as
follows: Clinton and Fred Smith.
(lhurlcs Clark. Willinm .l Let‘ount.
Joseph l‘uul, Charles llrow,n and Ed-
11an] '1‘ Mills. Mrs Mills and Mrs.
IGcorgo 1111'01111 were on bond to assist
Ilhu young mon in their fun.
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BAD WRECK IN RUSSIA.
Fourteen Killed, Twenty Injured When
Moscow Exprou Leave: Rail.
MOSCOW, Nov. 0.-—~i<‘ourteen per-
sons Were killed outright and more
than twenty seriously injured yostor
,doy afternoon in tho derailment of on
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The New Science
oarmn'iou or CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the common “of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease la onus
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain II
later life in the dln‘ownt organs uni
Ili mbl
I Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve no
homo in your body Female troubles
given special attention; also cum»
lure of the spine You will never ro-
zret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also
T. FRANCIS. D. (1.
04 Washington 31.. so. Norwalk. Conn
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Impress train on the line botwcenlMos-I
cow and Kristin.
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TELLS OTHERS HOW TO GET
STRONG AND WELL.
W. W. Lake of Abortion“.
1111.111: ”Tho nribue had left mo
in 11 week, run-down condition from
which i BIIIIGX‘OHI for some time. i
[tried different romodien but nothlmr
scorned to do me any good until i
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Miss“
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The ‘prcmises in question
have been used 1111 a place for the
sale of spiritous and intoxicating 11.
quors for many years, and are not of
value for other purposes. The lease
provided, at the expiration of the
term, the lessee ivould transfer to the
lessor the licengtto sell liquor upon‘
the lessor paying to the losses the
face mine of the license In other
words, the lessor had the privilege as
convouant in the lease to purchase the
license for its fsce value
“Atthe expiration of the loose, and
the expiration oi'the old license, Miss
Curler.tendered';mf10 to Chudy. the
face value of the license. He refused
to accept, Ind @fusod to transfer the
old license and to carry out, the agree
ment as contained in the 111111112 as re-
gards the1 “canopy according to, Miss"
Curley. Whereupon, Miss Curley
commenced action against Chudy for
$3. 000 and equitable relief to compel
him to comply with the covenant con
tained in acid lease in regard to the
transfer of tha license. In that notioxn,l
which Is now pending, the stock,
quors. fixtures and other personal
property including the license certifi
cate were altmhed by the officer nudI
Chudy has taken an officer's receipt toI
the amount of 33.000 signed by Her- -I
man Quittner.
“There are now three persons lay-
ing claim to the license—«ate Curley. I
Herman Quittner and Andrew Chudi'.l
_Mr. Quittncr claims that he owns the
lease because of on'nttachment for;
$2. 800 which he says he holds upon
the property of Chudy Mr Chudy's
utlorne) is In J. Curtis. and Mr. Quitt-
ncr's attorney in Albert Phillips
“When the commissioners were
sitting in Stamford, A few weeks ago.
this mlxnp was explained to Mr. ‘Penso
secretary or the commissioners. by
mysolf, as .nttorney for Miss (‘uriey
Pause at that time promised Mutt noth-
ing would be done by the commission
ers in rcI‘:crnnln to issuing the renounl
or transfer of this license until nil tho 3
portion interested iind been heard.
“Notwithstanding this statement by
Mr, l’onso. the ronownl won issued to
(ihudy on the very day when the ex
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DO W'IU WEAR GLAGBBBI
if no 11m you satisfied that they
huvo been fitted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They (liven Your ”you That Relief
which you expected thoy would? if
they haven't or you need almond,
consult too at once
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
pirnlion of the old liccnso Incurred,
giving no oppoilunlty to Miss Curlny
or others Do be heard The rcnewnl
authorizes Chudy to soil liquor or 2118
Dove Road for the period of one your
from this time.
"Minn (3111'on Ilflil brounht mnnonlry
pronoun nirolmit him, and II, In rnlnrmb
ANNOUN
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best combination of ourvutive ’ and
healing medicines for kidney and
bladder ailments and urinary irregu-
laritiss that 11 is possible lo produce.
That is why Foley Kidney Pills are the
best medicine for the purpose you can
buy. For sale by all drugglsts.”
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JOHNSON DISPUTES Klfigs CLAIM
.No less an authority than “Jack”
Johnson disputes the Sentinel's story
that John Kinsman theouly colored
veteran claiming this section as his
residence. No referencew'ls made to
the pugillst of Paris, France. but to a
local Jack. Johnson-,1 ‘vowmost In-
teresting Account o' I 113 services in
the Nophoru‘ armies. die wms South-
ern born but drifted North and Aerved
as cook for various officers in the can
ly part of the war. Luter he drifted
to Poughkeepsie and enlisted in the
39111 N. 11.110111111911133: hegm regl
meut 1with white ofiicers. He served
from 1863 until his discharge at the
close of the war.
:HISIHH llll IS
lilllilli NW
A Remarkable Slit Forward in
Oil Refining
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Pu1e, clear cantor oil, without taste
or smell, is a recent discovery or the
house of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, re
liners of vegetable oils.
The Kellogg mills take away the
nauseating taste, but remove none of
the good properties of castor oil.
As Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is
merely A purified cuslor oil, it works
better than the evll«tustinn. evil-
Ysmolling dose of the post. and does not
upset the stomach. Children [film it
easily,
Kellogg's 'l‘nsteleso (motor Oil has
Eileen supplied to all drugnistn, not in
bulk, but in nout film. and 600. bottles.
It is necessary touch for Kellogg's
by name, to distinguish it from dis»
guluhed custur oil, flovorml with pull-
pcrmint and other strong essences.
The trademarked labol boom 11. groan
1111-11011 lonl‘, with the signature, Kol-
logg'u.
Mutlc only by lipnncor Kellogg til
Sons, 11111., lluffslo, N. ‘Y.. runners ol'
voguinblo oils.
CEMENT
it won unconnnry In send opoclnl:umk Vinol, from which I ramped R o OPTi fill “Elwin
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1131111111 into Illt. f‘loldto outcrop, com great, benefit. My couch in utmost No, 160‘ mlhhmn 3%
pliancn. ibis Stimuli dolmod the entirely noun, 11110 I 11111 strong and. appetite Hoyt‘o Theatre.
work 111111 nluo nullified much unnorow well 111mm,.“ 1 11m glad to recoup Monday, Wounded: and Frldly
nary 1111111111119. tlnoonlly, Imwovor, the mend 11111111 1,.) others who suffer as 1 Evenings. 6:3 to 9
dealers and mnnnfuclurorn have am," N.4Y. odor-swift?” oth AV.» 3 to
shown more 11111111111191»: to comply 11m. up” reflovefly m1, am, to P- m- dolly. ‘ ,
We SelltheL. 81 M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
it II I mixture of pure WHITE LEAD, ZINC AND LINBEED OIL made
into a umbputo paint not u think as White Load, but no that the con-
sumer can ADO the OIL nudful to be mixed with It, to make the paint
ready for on, and T'HIIHEBY BAVE COST.
with the law, the combined action of the modlcinnil
THIS is THE WAY IT IS DONE:
clomonln extructed from oods‘ livers
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,NKW HAVEN BANK PRESIDENT
DEAD.
mcom-blucd with the blood-11111111113
and strength creating properties of
tonic iron. which are contained In
Vino], and her cough disappeared as
11 natural result.
We guarantee that Viuol will do all
we claim, and will pay back your
money if Vlnol does not satisfy you.
if H. Baxter, drugiist, acuth Nun-Walk,
Conn. _
. NEW HAVEN, Nov, dwll‘rnnk D.
Trowbridge, for 11 number of yours
president of the Nollonoi New Haven
Bonk, died suddenly of heart trouble
this home. early yesterday, aged
111%. He was 11 graduate of Yale
the no» or 1831 and was an on»
3 V; 11’”! ‘m‘
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The our buys 4 gallons of the I... A M. aeml- Mhml Raul Paint and 3 gal:
Ions of Linnea on (at 6611) 91nd mixes them 11110111».
4111111 muse z osmosis or m '1. 1nd. Zinc and times on 1111131 on
which 11.‘ pay. glitzy about wills-«human of 614.00 for the same quantity
:1 11111111 not up in can". and iold 1111 may for mwruunsnv sAvmo
.46.
Sand fur "mole euros and plus. your order- for point. and 1191116me
White Luci. Zlns 11nd Liniud OII Paint nu been the hm known paint for
more than one hundred yout-
iii-1A0. I. 30W. W NONI“ HUIfllLL ‘ STAPLE ”DWI 60., ,.
Sentinel Fashion Plate
5; Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE ,
Home DRESSMAKER
Crepe dc chine and satin are com- tured here will find instant favor a-
bincd in a number of unusually smart mong women in search of the truly
frocks this season. The model pic- Chic 1n afternoon toilettes. It 18 work.
‘ ed out in two shades oigrcy, the dif—
ference in the colors resulting from
the contrast of the materials rather
than any decided variety of shading.
The panelette set flnto Ills front of
the skin, the vest and sleeves are of
satin. Sometimes the sleeves are made
of chiffon, veiled over net to make
them as delicate as possible. A bow,
of ribbon holds up the‘drapcry of the
skirt and there are oddly—shaped but-
tons of the velvet for the skirt and
bodice trimming. Beyond a tiny vest
of embroidered braid and :1 ruching‘
of soft net the model boasts no other,
trimming.
To make, it requires 4 yards of 44-
inch crepc dc chine, 2 yards of 27-inch
satin, % yard of embroidered braid
and 2 yards of ruched net. The neck
may be cut square, round or V-shapcd.
In making the waist, the applied
front deserves a special word. There
will be no trouble over the other parts,
the lining, and the sleeves being very
simple. After the outside is put 10-
gethcr, join the applied front and back
as notched. Lap applied front on back,
large “0" perforations at lower edges
even. Gather lower edges between
double “TT” perforations and two
inches above. Sew fancy collar to
neck edge as notched. Arrange on
waist, ccnter~backs and lower edges
even, bringing large “0" perforations
‘,at lower edge to nndcnarm scam, and
bring front edge to large "0" perfora-
tions at lower edge of underarm scam,
and bring front edge to large "0"
perforation 1'11 lining front. Large "0".
perforations indicate center-front of“
pcpium. Close back scam, sow to low»l
or edge of waist, centers even. I
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The more decided the contrast In
For formnl occasions this toilclic' 1n trimming the waist. the more fashionw
crepe dc chine 11111111 satin In Hindi, be» shit- it will bc.NoII1ing uncut-1111 ln‘
cause tit is exceedingly Chic! Mid mlthI nitrnctivcucss bindings of block satin
some one inexpensive to toucx o q; 11 ”I“...
embroidery on the vest ivcs it no for the w. I“ n d on.
uir of cxclusivcucss found In all of the
costly models of tho season
A DINNER GOWN.
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‘UTTING GUIDE 518‘5
our“ mini"
BACK ANDSAP sum"
a m. In rm or
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Waist-able. 6186. Sizes 31, 34. 38, 38, 40, 4.2 and 44 bust men.
turn. Price of pattern, 16 cents.
Skirt-“No. 6104. Size: 21. 22, 24. 26, 28, 30 and as waist menu
lure. Price of pattern, 16 cents.
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