,.
0 led Quail.
all. 111.11.11.13, and ten-
singe, find wipe
out inside and out But-
lid ,priukle with salt dud
utter-.1111 oust: the
.11, ‘nd bind around with
1 fat bacon. Put In table
(utter in the roasting pan,
ii and roast in ii hotoven
notes, according to. size.
, .s of hot butte‘rodrtoost
it andlay a phenomenon.
lssp'oonful ofibutter, a
hamster, and the“<iuice of
the gravy in“ 11111511315311;
four minutes, "*s‘tlrring'
back on stove to cook
dinner, then pour evenly
late of the birds so it will
1 toaiit. ‘ Garnish with
and watercress, and serve
no 'lelly. It grape
had, wrap the birds
d of bacon. After Dre
cted, roast, take up on
with fresh young grape
serve with either spiced
1t“ and half a sultSpOon-
more it taste approves.
_ 3 drop by drop, a tea-
0 made mustard and a. is-
l of vinegar When well
dd the yolk of a hard boiled
ed very. smooth, and stir
' ended. Serve with lettuce.
popato salad. ,. ~
”we“:
1inclinations,.Dres‘ing
those hard boiled egg yolke'
“ 1. mash smootlr,‘ add to them
. 1
‘Ai
rid cayenne to taste.
b
no smnwmwsmou.‘
Néxl‘.
E Bradley, of New Haven
llbcw'ds General Parker. ‘
Baldwin made yester‘diay
Animontmtaeneraimm Brad-
, ctr Haven to be‘ a member or
utnam Memorial Climb
on, which lists supervision of
if nary camp ground in' Red-
‘ért 8 Alexander of this
dent of the commission. 1
Tweedy of Danbury and‘
ii and Henry A. Gilbert ofl
to also members of the com
General Bradley will succeed’
Either of 1New Haven, who
‘ to. reappointment
HA3 FIVE sQNs‘H’HtM’
‘FOrtin was ihsdonflillbppy
ell sy noon, by the aflllol or
' 's at his home off Eclipse
‘ o little lads are fine lusty
their combined” weight as
_ the nurse and phy icians,
'18 and 20 pounds. 1% pports'
l
1
Will? iii l’APiS
little in 11 Few
Hollis ‘
éold Compount ” every
pill you be taken three
will be broken. ”it .
our clogged no nos- 1
u .lllowin
iimmbmgl
gives
,Pnpo ll Gold
costs only '25 cents
1*“ nice, and chases no
‘ urmmw.‘
'tablespooni’uls of butter.
~‘"tl1e oysters'cul‘l, l‘hirk‘eu
“with a‘tnblenpoollful of butter": roiled
1 in n teaspooni’ul of flour.-
add. drop by drap, three tablespoon
fuls of olive oil, after which put in
yolk of d raw egg. and stir until light",
Finish with the juice of half a lemon,
added very gradually, Much depends
On the mixing-«if hurriedjor careless
1y done, the sauce will curdle.
, Quince'Croam.
Three pints of sugar, one pint of
water and three quinces grated, not
peeled. Boil 10 minutes andthen add
one large cup of‘boillng milk, an even
tablespoon of. gelatlne dissolved in
cold‘water. Boil three minutes and
turn into a mold. When firm, turn
out on a dish and decorate With strips
of figs and slices of lady fingers with
a macaroon on tOp.’
" To make an oyster omelet, cook a
dozen oysters and chop them due.
Beat up the yolks and whites of bull?
a dozen eggs separately. Melt three
.1:
en yolks add a cupful of milk. Season
with pepper and salt, andthen add
the chopped oysters, beating hard.
Pour in the melted butterand than
fold in the whites.
pan, pour in the vomelet and let it
cook; until‘ it is set, then fold .it over
and serve on allot dish garnished
1'vitl1 green 1
1
Curried oysters ;,served on toast.
make a delicious luncheon or supper
dish. Cool: ‘3 quart of oysters in their
own liquor, over :1 slow fire; 11‘ there
,is a scarcity of liquor, add a little wa-
ter; Season with salt. pepper and a
teaspooniul of curry powder. When
the liquor
Stir (on-
stantly till the liquor 'illifEkcIis and
then serve on toast The oysters may
in‘g dish successfully
r
LOEWE CASE APPEAL.
1
go Payg'grks A'tgurnent-Mr. Merrltt
Hoard...Yestcrdqy.
‘Judge‘s ’Con'sr‘Wnrd ends Rogers, of
the Unitc‘mStafcs circuit court of on.
pools, are hearing the arguments in
the case of D. E. LoWe & Co. against
Jud
officers and members of the UnitedT
Hatters of North America from the
ljudgement entered in the United States
court in Hartford
The appeal is based upon queitions
of law fainting especially to the ad-
mission 01‘ certain evidence during the
trial before the jury, and the hearing
before the jury, and the hearing before
ihe court of appeals consists entirely
of arguments presented by the counsel
for each side.
Tuesday Judge Alton B. '.Parker of
New York once democratic nominee
for the prenidenc3 of the United States
presented” the arguments for the Uni-
tod [letters of North Ameritn. 1111111111
practically the chills day Yesterday
Attorney Walter Gordon Merritt, Bf
counsel for D E. Lowe & Co. was
the case.
Judge Parker in the course oi! his
lengthy lirgumonts sold that the trials
o.f the cone in the federal court had
been characteristic 1 for the] large
amount of prejudicial and immntcrlltl
testimony that bed been admitted over
the objections of counsel for the defen-
dnnts He acid that should the verdict
bo hmrmed it would'luitimuiely moon
~ihut no workinlrman who may be the
owner of property could safely retain
his membership in a labor ornunizm
lion. ’ “0 111111114] that testimony midis
ing to alleged arts of the defendants
long prior to tile time of the institution
of the allotted boycott. against Loewe.
a Co” and other extraneous mutter-
Willi? "LAW” 8-09" had been permitted to remain in the numb: ”7 WM“ and WMQWWE
record at the recent trial 11nd prciullicn
ed the Jury
31111129 Parker declared ninmthei nil
muting limit this odcrt ”hots allegod‘llm? lldtabjto host‘s ,
were seldom committed; the individ‘
2‘
but thumped of tile brknnizntion nam- ,
ed hf administrdtldn party to stay til‘é‘
blind of the i‘lllcf dissuade idem algal
ing on unconstitutional menus. .
W‘ddr ”dross" gloves 161‘ style and
it acts Without service. losepll Devin adv. on page 12 Tridsy evening This is the initial
tells you nbolfi them, else "hedgerow
stardom end suits. , , 1 '
To the heat ’
Grease the frying...
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1 bowels
- i
LATEST 1; memories
Minnow 1.
New Sea-on 'eolor *flecufi
1-'~1-—~—... ............¢— 1..-
other greens. such as parrot and‘
Paris has been making an effort for olialtrcuse. appeal-,1but are not so con-
more than two seasons to establish it} iidently advised as are the shado’
vogue for eccentric and high colors, above mentioned!
says the Philadelphia Ledger. The ' Redd. always responsive, are to up
effort failed sl'gltally last spring and do “lgueur. A little of tllio color has
{again this autumn, lithe color colds “pooped into the fashion show of to-
’just received from Paris are to be fol- ‘day. but only in milllnery circles It
lowed with any degree of acueptnnce‘ will he an interesting 00101‘ develop-
——and they usually arewparis will be intent to watch, however. for purple,
obliged to provide again dark toned‘l‘eda are presented remains the full
silks and other fabrics for the next‘gamut of these tones until they ar-
seasons showing, realizing lluit high rive at the petunia groupings
colors must wait a while and continue The “016i shades am to be the
to be used as they are at present, for'most exclusive of all colors, especial-l
,Iiy those of a deep red violet 10119.11.
keenly 'ls probably these colors will be de-
trlxumin'g only.
Astute fashion prophets
alive to every little varying degree 01‘ \cloped in high- class fabrics, such as1
change—even little straw blowing will 1’“ use“ for handsome “ding
from the city of style, inception—«le- ““1 afternoon gowns,
strain themselves with rare patience A “’W of these conservative shades
until these color cards arrive, for a me ""w being shown in high-priced
brief glance soon tells a fashion stout. in cutie i vel’cts and chiffons. so that
It. Is wonderful. and yet rather aim the announcement of their continu-
plo after all to see how infinitely cor .nme is particularly pleasing
root (1 color diagnosis will become
concerning any change in the trend of
fashion.
Most of these cards~~only a few
are issued, for they are as precious as
inu‘h flue gold—are intended l’or the
use 111 manufacturers of silks, w-ool
one and cottons. They are the pogople ..ly it means very few seems it is,
who consider long before this year is without iulno 5 0101‘ the hips and of
Petticoat on Lines of Skirt.
No pctticoat gives such perfect sat-
llsfaction as the one made on :tlimllar
'lines to those found in the skirt to be
worn color it This one can the cut
. '13.
Directlomfor Coloring Scalp,
The following rules for coloring
soup will be appreciated by those who
are not quite sure of the method:
A fine amber color is obtained by
adding“ finely grated canal to the
stock when it-ls quite free from scum.
‘ Red is obtained by ill-ling redskintled
tomatoes from which the skins and
seeds hove' been strained.
Only white vegetables
used in white soups.
Spinach leaves, pounded 1in a Inor-
tar, and the juice added to the'soups',
will give a green‘color.
Black heart's. make .an
.brown soup. The same color can be
got by adding'burnt sugar or browned
flour to clear stock.—~New. Haven
JournalCouriar.
should be
...._
No Two of The Blankets Alike.
'Nuvnjo blankets, which
favor several years ago, are more and
more in demand, and because this is
so, it, is increasingly difficult to ,get a
real Navajo, says the St. Louis Repub-
lic. . There are. machine woven imitu-
tions and also modern Navajos...dycd
in two or three pieces and. consequent A
Wilma sutihflbd to use these sllbstl‘
tutcs for rugs, portieres or couch cov-
.emgs. where” formerly the genuine
'Nalaio blanket could be had The
n aim/affirm 1’1"!"
‘ I. ‘\-\-l n ‘1 -I\‘.-
l the Newark 1News.
excellent ‘
came into
witheother than native dyes. One must.
As the designs
are decidedly open the weight of the
basket, unfilled, is not so great as
might seem._ ’l‘he basket comes in sav-
eral sizes and a choice of designs, It
the fire set is of wrought iron, a blur
hot that harmonizes may very likely
be found.
Machine Bad for Materials.
Put two screwhooks or eyes under
the top of your machine, near the
ends, and two mory' the same dis-
tance apart on the chair-rail in your
sewing room. Pin an old sheet to
these, one side to the machine and
the other to the wall. This forms ‘ a
fine, large pocket, which will keep
your materials from catching around
the wheels or‘ slipping to the floor.
This method has. been used for many
years in one of Chicago's exclusive
dressmaking establishments—«Good
Housekeeping. ‘ i
t Child's Gulmpe.
An cosy and inexpensive way to
make pretty gulmpestor’a little girl
is to use worn shirtwaists, writes 11
Chicago Tribune contributor. I lay a
little plain waist pattern on the cor
responding parts of the waist, center
front on center front and the back in
such a way that buttons and button!
gone next year‘s designs and ..colors' just. the width to fill present needs irealrhlankeis on the making of which lholes on“ be used 3“" as they “6‘
for the materials no are to buy ~ 111 can- -be made of silk with a pin' ted
All such fabrics are on the looms trill or it can be made of silk with
before mum of us are ready to don simply an under-cafed edge 1‘1 Can be
our furs mode or cambric and the like'wlth iho
thee: .lndian weaver often spends
months, are made 110111 the best woul:
11nd dyed by 11' process which the In
dinns keep soon-1.111s blankets are
1
'ln this way the ‘worn places under
.urms and around the collar can
trimmed off easily
If the‘ calls are 11‘. good bondl'hm i
be
Mall) 01‘ the newer shades introduc- HOWE? edge embroidered or trimmed" “9"" 11-" ““3 3‘1““ for ("939 0903810“?! cut the 'sleevés down without remov-
ed this nuiurhn will be continlied-‘ielwuh a frlll
’l‘be two piece skirt in- }““d""9 ““91“?“ "‘0 A“ CODSPACUO‘IB ing them and thé little guinlpe can
osbpnififlv lilo brounn and deep thus lciudas 'only two soothe, the turtle-piece pidt’és th ”‘9‘" “Swill“ 5'0 {won it be cut and saved together and is
but all are to rolnain“lo\vt011ed-tllht 3“" "We seam The:
i“ m ‘JU urk lnfbnmc lferrcd only when narrow We] is;
1114111111.», in swernl fillings 013111-111;
on fund- in rpsedo a. most promi-
indicated {a ll lender. View is 11 all adopted to silk.
mt“
ill Bill "EASEARHS" ,
. 'SlRAllllllililflli if»
when Headachyliillicus. Consti-
paied,.Siomacll Sour, Breaill
81111
~
TO VISIT sOLDlER’ 8 HOME.
Arrangements for the pmposcd 11s“.
in the 5501111915' 111111113, 111 \orolon
1vcrq,_,eompleted, at the meeting of
'll‘renklln Bartlett Camp, N11. ,,11, Sons
lleld1.1asl..1iighi. ‘Noilces.1vilii..be for-
worded to it
throughout the State and ovdry effort
put forth'to make this event n’m'cmor:
able one for the inmates of the Home.
The trip will "be made next Sunday
and arrhngemcnts have been'made for
taking the 2: 22 express, ‘ulllch the
New Haven Company has agreed to
stop at Noroion. .
W
Mr. and Mrs \1icheal ..l kyle have
returned from a trip to New York
City
11111! lllilili All. ~
“ llllllllllul lllll
Got. a 10~cent box now.
Turn the rascals onto—the headache,
bilimlsness, indigestion, the sick, sour
stomach and foul 88885-141”?! -tliem
out tonight and keep them out with
luscarets. .
Millions of men and women take a
(luscaret now and then, and. never
know the misery unused by a. lazy
liver, clogged bow sin. or an upset st‘om
ach. .
Don't put in another day of. distress
Lot Cnecnrets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour. fermenting ’foodi
take the excess bile from-your. lIVer
and curry out all the constipated
waste matter and ..poison in the
Then you will feel great
A Coscaret tonight gstrailrhtonc you
out by morning. They Work while
you sleep It 10 cent box from
any drug store means a oleur bead;
sweat stomach and clean, healthy liver
and bowel action for months. Chii
drop love . :Cascurois because they
FLORIDA ORANGE9
never gripe or station...
The first shipment of ill lollies of
Florida oranges. 1mm Millwplpnlfitlon
of Mrs George hobosbnry. Florida.
were received. by the holmugKoslol‘
and Kent Company this morning Mrs.
.Lonusbury. who is Would”; o4; Gover-
nor George it. Ifililldlllil‘)’.3lld% con 11
successful grower of citrungpi” ior a
charm and 60111111 at 01111er
To be possessed of a hand’oi'hcavy.
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy.
wavy and free from dandruff is more
ly a matter of using a little Dnndél‘lnc.
it is easy and inexpcusNé' to have
‘ nice. soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 25 cent bottle of ignowltou'n
Dunderlno now-ltll drug stores race
ommcud it-~~apply 11 little (lg directed
and within ten minutes there will hi!
on ..nppenronce of abundance; fresh-
nose, iiuilinoss and on incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you will
you cannot {lull a trace of dandruff or
ft’illing hair; but your rcol 1.1111111111111111
be after about two 1veokh"llse,when
you will see new hairwiino and down?
{resident of itidsoflcid WW
Keillor and item. companoshadmdlod
the entire output or the mountaintop
sprouting out all over your shalom-Dan.
whim“; s5
' -Wl”31wioWw-usl 1
:‘llnflnoaut‘ordn'muce ' 1.1.: 1.
The final worklon flip ital Molds ’ r .
new: wiglwtttn nfimi‘rttthi 11mm is being lit lid ‘ 3} 1
rushdtf," so tint overriding” may be i it till? n null 11
shipshnw iii‘r the undue] 11(11le the ”1:5" one ‘sm’nfi “£523; a :3
Trolicvmeh s iihioil.‘ ilivinlbn T105476. mil. will 1).; soil? glut... and beautiful
l
dance in the new building, 11nd prom-
loss to he a big success. .. this. .
'uoed. The plain skirt with edfiroidery l
shown in the small vitrw is especially l
of Veterans. in Bridgeport which was
number of other 'oampd :
, 1915.
Bring Back ifs Gloss, lustre,
at first—-~ycs-~bilt really nerlalrw‘
deride is, we believe. the only sure'
their grower; destroyer of dsndruff 11nd , <
* ‘7_,‘lll’idsic will his presgnt still wil isms
lym‘h oftlihir thinly. accident on fi’chfipgg of fickle,“ (my sliding orsdhswenrlch the blood 11ml
dordiaflmrltnilon we tub ins bud is under usual. to appécr for “"3318 “must“ no tltiitililv all MW
_”lhc 11a lentil
Wig. «ultimo a‘
is said, are 'nilkc.
11' ‘
Iron Wood Basket. '
A w cod basket in excellent
.-M..........._....
GOVERNOR MAKES ‘ '
MANY APPOINTMENTS
Also Approves Requisition for Va-
rious Sums.
Governor Simeon E Baldwin has
ordered the supelluicndeni of the
\Sth‘te Hospital for the insane to de-
tain Joh‘n Walllnan and Buford E.
‘Havens, who were transferred there
from the Hartford county'jell and
who hove not yet regained their son-
ity.
The resignations of Emma h Stowe
of New llnvcn, a member of the board
of examination and registration of
nurses, has beenlreceived and accept-
ml; and Governor Baldwin has an
pointed Marion Grace rHills, of New
Haven, to fill the vacancy for the re-
mainder of the term ending July 1
1914.
Edward E. Bradley. of Now Hayes,
has been appointed a member of the
lsraol Putnam Memorial Camp
ground Commission for the unexpired
portion of the term ending July 1.
11'- u
The xovwcrnor approved the follow-
ing requisitions on the state comptrol-
ler: Requisition of the adiutant sen-
~eral for. 410,000 for finite armories.
l
requisition of thcndiutantseneral and .
quartormastcr general for $2. 000 for
the Naval Militia; the regular quarter
ly appropriation of $750 to the
Litcliilold County Hospital at ..Win
rsted; requisitionpf $7,000 for the 801-"
. diers' Home at Newton. ‘ '
ELLls leLANo AT THE BAP'rla'r
CHURCH-1,1
insie, .
,rcady for use in a remarkably short
time
.ll
.3.
w
Household helpers which Sentinel
would] of tarragou vin‘Pmir be choked in a downs boiler or chaf- m‘lll with 11. 1.13191 slid e called onyx a‘tmtraclile The treatment in ”191““ n‘nd one certainly with lasting (“mi Want Ads for chances to find. more
' ‘1ties is made of wrought iron, says
allDrcciative employers.
AILlNll WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Hilbert Tells of Her Dis-
iressing Symptoms During
- Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.
Fleetwood. Pn.——“ During the Change
of Life I was hardly able to be around
, at 1111.1 always had
a’ headache and l
was so dizzy and nor—
vous that I had no
, rest“ at night. The
4 flashes of heat were
so bad sometimes
that I did not know
what todo.
" One day afrientl
advised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham’ a
‘ Ve etablc Com-
pound and it made me strong Well wo-
man. I am very thankful that I fol-
lowed my friend’ 5 advice and I shall
recommend it as long as I live. Before
I took the Compound I was always
Sickly and now I have not had medicine
from adoctor for years. You may libs
llsh my letter. "-~Ml‘s. EDWARD B. 111.-
BERT, Fleetwood, Pa
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation,hot flashes, headaches,hack-
ches, dread of impending evil,timitlity.
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before.the eyes, irregl»
larities, constipation. variable appetite,
Weakness and inquletude, and dizziness,
are promptly hooded by intelligent wo—
men who ‘llre apploaching the period' to
llife when woman’ s gloat change may
.1
be expected.
Lydin E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Com-
pound invigorated and strengthens the
female rgnnism and builds up thcweak-
ened ervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
DISBfllERY 801113
Afllli 300i} YEARS
BUFFALO
TASTE our or CASOR OIL.
chemi sis have been trying to take the
taste out of cantor oil.
The secret has at last been discoln
linifulo. who. are among the
producers and refiners of vegetable
oilsiu the world. They hora removed
the castor oil taste, and Slnell,. loo,
purifying the oil and dunking it better
and more effective. Nothing is added
to it, nothing good taken out of it.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil in
tasteless in the true sense. Even (hil-
ldren take it easily, for. all the neu-
seating effect is removed.
301d now at all drug stores in 251:.
and 600. sizes. Ask for Kellog' s Teuto-
less Castor Oil by name, for there ure1
several preparations of castor oil.
mixed and. flavored. which are not . -
tasteless and do not act as wall. _
The public is protected by the trade
mark, a green cantor loaf, bearing the
l signature, Kellogg's,
1 Made only by Spencer Kellogg d1
Sons. lnc., Buffalo, N. Y., refiners of'
vegetable oils,
CENSURES THE BHAUFFEUR.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 20. 11111 While For»
Home MEMO“ week A“ hm” ”0 onor Mix in his finding made public
limited oi the Baptist church of. South
‘Nprwulk. this week. . l, .
..A demonstrationn; film work done
at this Island will be si'visn’by and...
Young People representing immi Jones. who was killed two weeks ngo “V0"
today, does not hold Justin 1. Mc‘
Avlney, of this city, crimlnrtlly rd
sponsiblo for the death of John P.
cred by Spencer; Kellogg & Sons (if,
largosti
4..-. _.....r. ..
HOUSE TAKES THE The 8,
CONTRACT FOR SIGN AWARDED
Bids for what will be the lnrcvsf
SI go of its kind in town “Ole opened
by A. lAngevine r“ 11 and Company
Vosterdn \' and the 111111 moi lineup-11rd.
ed to H. B. G. R3dcr of East Norunlk.
1:11 “ill be of boon piro mull.
A
with the firm's nurhcin :10 inch sold
Since the earliest days of medicine hm”. of “H,
l
i
l
i
letters. it will be hung at the scr'onli
store on Washington
street. South Norwulk, and will be 75
feet long, and 4 foot high.
CASTOFAI A
Eur Infants and Children.
,/
' flu Kill You 11m Minis Blight
180m the
”culture of
~Sontinel Wants are a edict: action
and inexpensive means or communi.
cation. They afford a drract way 0!
carrying a massage to the ones who
low he the most interested.
111 ii .111 h
POSBAELE WATH‘ PROPER CARE,
Wu-
A few generations book a bum lit
50 was considered old,‘ yruy-honrdcd,
11nd whiting for denth. Note the
clulnlla today; of. a meeting of fill,
Modicodmltsl society it who hinted
that a man of 130 ought to have forty
good yours uhond of him and, thus
,at ninety he lulu the Millions of mu-
iiirlty.
Wilni if you
seventy
have seen airliner
birthdays lompomio
grants from oil countries in Europe lily on automobile driven by .’vit‘;b1vincy.mmm ”9"“ “A“ and ”mm“? “H“ “
,rne work of the immigration cinclélls he declares in hit! finding that Mo “1W“ “‘81 and 1‘ midi-“1"“ ““0"“
consisting of the first and second Aviney was “careless and negligent "if 9‘9“!) will shunt .umr llnnllll.
Medical Officers, the matron the in-
spectors will be elderly presented.
iiiiemhe‘rs til the stimuli llu‘n‘ nrliln
outliers of this smith ‘iorwallt Corr
fictional church to as present.
and inexpensive moons of cadmium}
trill its most minutes.
11111! that he should he censured. Jones
lwns struck as he llllkllied from it trol- ”0"" if 3'0" become “m downwwolk‘
' lurid
..l” our on Chapel street.
illuAviuoy web directed alter the
11 hearing within 11 few days
“1 mm workius‘ along intellectual
identical Wants hrs a dust action, lines for the airbrush" ‘
if port‘bmit‘c, your circulation in
no uppclitowibnoihlng ,in the
uo‘rld will tone up those tired buck-
«delicious cod liver and iron ionic
17111111. ‘ i i
.. We pelt every feeble tllsr‘olirlilzrll
fold person in this 1111111111}: to fry vb
1 cf 1119"st a“, mm, .‘mm "whats in 011‘ bur agreement to return their
courier-Journal.
in Just ii few momentswumepghtful cation. They often! a direct way of your specially? no you throw acid or money if it fails to sire sntisfp‘ciion
surprise awaits everyone who tries carrying it message to the ones who do it barefoot duncoil'mlyoulsvills F‘ H. sextondrusglst sleuth Norwnlk
Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler