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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 30, 1913 · page 8

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‘ternoon Club. rolioduiod i‘or

itonight ut the homer. oi’ l). W, Fitch.

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{L51 open at 8:00 p. m. sharp.
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tho law
’ *Wlii‘i‘"??tt‘i"* Minot-i "union! him.

1.. "flow Silt on ono room.

"tine:
pow on Thursday. New Year’s Day.

. . this uvoning.

, vbo omitted.

' i the United States 'Steel Corporation,
and a. resident at lilickory Bind.

deliwrnd at tho unnunl meeting of‘ltbe

" Rondo: lloyn, at her home in
. ‘ iburn.

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l’a‘l;n :l :I.I‘

‘ tinguitii‘tjir3g

for Extingulohornf Y

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BUILDING.
. 1'51 EPHONE‘. 1250.

'3791 wnsnmoron STREET.
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NEW YEAR'S DAY SENTlNEL.
"it‘oimving its 11.»:qu rustom The Son-
wiil ho innuod no u morning

Thaw will be dancing hi the (loun- ‘
r; t‘luh New \‘nur's cave and New “
Yenr's night. '
The annual eloction of i’iiceris.ot'
moan “l‘rtbe oi" lted Mon w ll be 1held

The. visitors' day of the Friday Al'-
Friday,

" will, 'hy vote ol‘ the club.

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Molta‘sch's -' Beginning 'l his “Morning

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With its Stirring, Storo‘wide Savings.

Now we begin to got the ntore randy to turn it bright face to
' the Now Year.

in leverv section of the store. broken loin left from a tremen-
us-(Jhristmgs business are swopt out by the broom oi lownrod

prices.

THESE WILL BE FINE RE-lNVESTMENT DAYS FOR won it;

MONEY.

'l‘hingn for you, madam, and you, miss—wrist variety und for

much, no he told oi! hero in detail.

‘ ,i’otk:.alid .
Ocj‘Sizecii‘ttojc, 3.

East India. on Co
‘ 1'25 Washington ought
WE GJVE AND RE‘DEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.

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inorythlng at it greatly loworod [pi-loo. Come early today to get

the pick of the offerings.

M. Moltasch 81

:20 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—Jam Atlantic Street, Stamford.

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Neighborhood meotings will be'held

28 West avenue; lit. .l. Simons. 35 West
liiziin area; and Mrs. (1’ E. Fitch, 2h,
The meetings. will all
All people!

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it‘u'llllufl.

....... ”a .4-

Jamey-a A. Farrell, the president of

is
sending his friends copies of the ad
dress on “Export Trade," which dig

illlnnis Mnnnfncturornf Ansoclntion. at
lifcongronn Hotel, Chicano, thi:.

Minn (iluru vConsinn, ot‘ Muin street.
Nornuih, left this morning for no ox-
tentird visit with bur friend, Mrs. E.
Pitts;-
Mr. lleyn is manager of Ann .
relight story hotel in ihie most i‘unhioni‘
Mrs, Horn
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iillnu (iorlrude :

A loluplmno null Wily, i-(mt-ivnd iii no» ,
dict“ ilmzlthiliil‘lt‘l‘n this morning that
.n druflwn mun wuss tii'llig slrungniy
on li‘n’l‘iivltl uvnnue, ()hlvf l’t-nnlngton
«promptly dispuinhod Office: Lockwood
to thu wono. but evidently tho follow
hud suddenly “inhm unto
blunt," for no li'noo ol‘ him could ho.
found.

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no Hrniii-ld. of Van Znndi izii‘ont,
iiluirici. rnpm'it-d to th.- puiivo';
Ihnl iilwhunnvry'bud boon cn~‘
mum time during *iiundny night.
nml i‘ lint/n d l'iymouth lion): (‘lllt'lil-
on. who u to tlw tittllthi‘l‘ ni‘ thirlvon.
mhor «mom. or pili‘urinn I‘rom chlrlr
on i'ii‘~]iil nod tluihm Ilium (continue
to rm It tin- ultihoriilou liliil It in or
iluii u :«lrirl \vntc‘b will bo
trot w WM .‘x‘orwn‘i. in the tuition

(hm
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law‘mi

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in wim-

CASH. AfiAiNST BOY NOLLED.

He Had norm livid on Two Connie.

 

 

 

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Try 'One 0
* Dehcrous

Auto Trucks .

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FOR SALE
. . . '. from ii-tonbio 5-fon

On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire

'M. WR

 

lrecont exhibition. and he took 11 undo
isbot without asking permission.
result is hero seen;

 
 

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Begin the New Year
RIGHT

one of our Hinbrlnau,Mudotwmennurt- Suits.

“The Toggery Shop”

SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

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Dinners

Tripp’s Restaurant

(FORMERLY LANE’Q)

i out?

 

oi‘ ghosting Birds, But acoui
(warrior MacDonald inter.
oadod for Mini.

r. s not

im GOOD W

“run run-in Yorwlih mm: haul n illi"
iiitwirnlnn. ililti morning. of tho

for the NewYear’s
Table

and age of thwi‘ace.

America have just been flooded. with

 

shadow loco and chiffon

‘onrrlrvd a uhoWer bouquet of moon.‘ Emma S. Bradley. Arthur Sherwood.
l'l‘hn bride \vun given away by

TWESMuworkoownoun uha‘u datum 00 m. ‘

trio-Wyn our. outrun . mm a At; rid-runs. ‘

 

 
 
 
 

DréSsesat$1.99&$2

$1~99 &$2.99”

 
 
 

 

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Selling! out Serge Dresses that I
sold up to $6, for Tomorrow

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

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LONDON. Dec. 27.-——Tho Queen Al;
oxandriu fiction of youthful the downgor queen. They show her to in

be a woman of few years, at least
1'

appear.
has been turn to uhredn by a
bold London photographer without rev
spool for royalty. lie dared to take

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long past tho meridian or life.
For forty years the fiction 112.3 been;

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‘TWO CONNECTICUT BANKS ASK‘ tomorrow. are Prof. Raymond o. ‘ 1

Moriden
Lthe First to Apply Under New Law. }
\vASI-imo'ron, Dec. SOs-Tho First:

Connecticut National banks to uan AUTOlST.
{for membership in the now federal
[reserve trunking system uro the Firstly WA'i‘iDRIiUltY. 'lioo. 30.~~—Mnyor

Nuttonnl Hunt: of

'i‘halnos National bunk.

iwhloh flied applications today.
Collector of internal Revenue Walsh

departmental
viowod Deputy
Commissioner Spear regarding the col-
lection or the income tax.
«stated at the department that he also
took up he mutter of new employers
under the. income tax
yi'esen‘tatlvo Reilly who accompanied}.
“ ' Walsh to the. department denied this. .
so-called birthday photographs ' of Walsh left for Connecticut last oven-

under forty. despite the fact “he is the meeting of the American Politicalf A good Adv. pays best. in the best
:iScience association here

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FOR RESERVE RIGHTS. WGettoil of Trinity collouo, Hartford.
‘nnd Prof. l«‘. Wolls Williams, of Ynlq

Inatitutlons universltY.

 

and Norwich

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mMAYOR TESTIFIES AGAINST

 

dicridon and tho
of Norwich,

Francis T. Reeves. of Waterbury, did
a little police duty on Saturday night.
loud in consequence he was a witness .
in police court today. The antioxidant; .
in tha case was Jacob Buohmnn. charg— , “‘
ed with speeding an auto. The mayor
espied tho machine traveling at at
rate of 35 miles an hour down army , .
Cline. lie cautioned a traffic officer to ~’- 3
keep his eye on Buchman. The out— ‘ i
come was a. line of $50 and coats im-
posod by Judge Thoma.

 
 

Connecticut. spent the day here on
business. He inter-
lnternal Rovenue

It was

law but Rep~
Save money—Sentinel ads. will loll

property, get employment or rent vao

cant property quickly and cheaply.

 

Among the speakers scheduled for;

today and ‘ paper.

 

a picture or QueenAlexnndra when
she did not pose for it. and’jho pub-
lished it without taking out the lines

seduiously built up in Great Britain!
and throughout the world that thei
queen looked very young. Every
photograph permitted has shown her];
to be a young woman. Those whol
stopped to realize her ago-wondered;
But the comparison hero made be—i
tween the photograph and tho paint~
ing in plain enough to show some of
the truth. ‘.

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The photographer (naught nor at a
The

On the other hand. England and

 

 

 

“Irritation TEAOHEI

 

iStrnsburghor, of New York; Mrs. Suo
un Meeker, Miss Edna Meeker, of New

 

 

, “a... , . . . , , . . .
WED In ".88 BEEBS lCunnnn; Mr and Mrs. George Diokin- 'lin? lovely dressmg sacqne 1:: ad— itowcvcv.1iihchmg ci’fcctis prelcrredi ,‘
‘ _ . . mirah y suited to development in lin- Embroidery and tiny ruiiics 0
(Continued from First Page.) bonuiiockford, lilo. M" and M“: mm on licrnnso 'thr main-ml is semi— thread loco are used ior .tho orna-
i‘l’ lulmer, Woonsockot. R 1., Mr. irausparcnt in texture and cxcerd— illi‘lllillluil ill the uncquc. The lower
and Mrs. Goorgo Powell and Miss ingi daint' in rilrci. ii" a vor' club» edge of the model i4 gathered into a
y 3 l

The brido wore it handsome gowannthurino Powell. from Arlington. N.
of white crept- meteor. draped w'lth'Jq Mr. and Mrs. George Sherwood,
cloth and Willis iluuks, Miran Florence. iinuks.
trimmed with cluuterorof roses: She Mr. uud Mrs. Charles Sdofiold. Mrs.

her Dr. and Mrs." Frank (iorham. of Woo

lather nud the. service was pronouuc- ton.
od by n.-. unmet n. McGregor. pant Waugh-Baidwln.

tor of ”m church. ‘ in a true *(‘bz‘lsnnnu sot'ing, wit-hf
Miss F. lurhol llN'ra wun mnid Oli the lmgrunco “f myrtle and imlii' {ill—i
”honor, «whilo *Mluu Adeline Schmidt. ing the home. ut six o'clock I”. “up;
cousin of tho bride from liridfioport. ning Minn Ruth Mnrgnorito Baldwin,l'
and Miss Flor-once Meeker nttondnd daughter ” hr and Airs. A}
no britieniulda. They WW“ attimd in ii. liuidwiu. oi Wull street, was united:
pink ”9“” ‘19 chime. drum-d with in num‘inue to Robert iienjsmln;
\i‘l'llo sluulmv loco nud trimmed with % Waugh. Though marked by simplicityi
pink rouo buds nndpourl bonito. ’I‘hoyvqumn has n wedding prottior Ol'i
curried whilno CaniODT morn upproprinto to the season been
.luy lincklny netted on boot. m'un. 'l‘ho witnessed. The decorations of that
urhorn Worn Elton Snell. Roland ilrud~ homo had boon m urrnngod that they,
toy. William Wollnitz ““d 0”" Ken- ventured in n hondnmno boil or oven.
"ml-l" group in nu ulcovo and under this theI
Th“ \vodding nmrrh was; “my“ by murrinuo service who rnud by tho‘
”1"” ”"1““ mm“ M Springfield, Moan..i r'room‘n father. liov. A. .l. Waugh, 0!!

. i‘ ”' ‘ ' i . ‘ ‘
tuitiilli of '..m minim. hho nun .ic Moutirnilo.N. Y. lie was outdated by:

 

 

 

tilunurn, i‘reino do Mt'illllti (iiiwuou.
(‘hnmpumw (lllliilitiii. Wino
(‘ordlul (Humor, horn Elvin.
tit-tn, llvmonmio Hutu. lilo.

Albert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St.
South Nut-walk.
Prompt Delivery.

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will; 'l‘umhlrrn. tiobiotu. (loritiidl .. _ - '
‘ “union ““3 l‘i‘ld M ”W no“ “”1““ of; The brido. uinitltunh-tl, won given.

(”time a. ‘

rmntiunlml by Cimrlou Stm‘linu. on m. E I, ‘ilut‘iiropor "r the Norwalk‘
. . . i . . .
tho violin. Afior tho corrmony n rc- (inliltrvgutionui (Tlnirrh. ~ i
In” «'onpin, 1 Lynou PM” ”W“ ”w'nwui' bv hur iuihor. Silo i‘?l'ti!il}llti‘.il{
down-Minna worn pink null whitr. iu~ i u clmrminu pirtnro in a ROW“ of wbl‘e
turmmruwl kwm‘ (thrinlmno "MM" antin‘ rltnrmmmo. trimmed with Chum
N“. “mm ”mm“ WW" tho, "Ml" tillv unto. Silo worn it vol] und our-l
imiiu of mnny lotto. inohuilnu hmul rind a. bunrb of i‘tltiliii. 'i‘ho. bunt nmnl
."m‘m'd chino, ullvm’ deposit. ““VM‘ won llurhuno Na-wuombu. r muniu oh
plvtnrou mid rut gluon. ihn groom. from Now York.
Mr. and Mru. liiploy how ”If" worm Minn Enm'mlo ilummlrr. mm of .lon'i
uonrrntuiniion» and hunt winiwn of n w 3.. ”01,501..“ nimi udoniwi “mm.

how colurio “7 "1‘de Th“ briiln '“ poplin. rrudnrnd tho Lonninrriu undf

‘ Sentinel Fashion Plate ,

 

Easy and Practical Suggestions

FOR THE

HOME DRESSMAKER

orutc cil'cri is (losiicd. a lining oi doli—
(‘nir pink or blur rhino silk may he
added.

The surquc is made with the droop-
ing shoulder scam and the elbow
slccvcs are put in without iulncss.
Provisions are made for long oli‘m't‘s.

 

f .T’ ~ laid on n lollgillWibt‘ [old of the ma—
; 1? tcrdtl. it requires :ibout tlzrrc yards .

 

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i _ i emotion»:
’ N0. "74‘.
. scum
‘ N0. t IIBD

 

NM". ‘9?» .5}:

“Jan ‘_US._\:§\:- and band around olrrcwdn‘r

v" “Aka.“ 545] and band around lowcr edge. finish ‘.

with lucc and add n bow of ribbon. if

dosirvd. "
ii tho unlhrrrd effort is not funcmd,

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CREPE DRESSING SACQUE.

A charming: now model having the

hand which is trimmed with embroid—

cry and stitched on with lace insertion.

'l‘hiv trimming is also used for the
sleeves. collar and rovers.

in cutting. ovoid mistakes by laying” ’ - ‘

out tlu- pattern on the material as
dm-ctcd. , Tin: buck and collar marked
with iriplt ”TI'T“ perforations, are

of shrinch innit-rial to mukr the sacquc.
'l‘ln‘ from. culls and slct‘ws, marked
with large “0" puriorntions. are placed
on n lengthwise fold of the material.
it the lower part of the sacqnc is de-
sircd authored into a hand. cut oil the

lower part of front and back on double ,

"no" prriorutionfi. .

Now. close the under—arm seam,
lilitit‘lllllfi the notrhrs carrinily. Tum
horn in front :1 single small “0" per-
ioratinns. Large "ti" perforations in—
dicate center-Trout. Sow collar to
netk cutie us notched. If desired with

 

 

 

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lowcr who: of sucnuo gathered into a. 4

band (sec cutting directions). gather
cniirc lower edge of front and back.
'l‘nrn hunt in bond on small "0" per-—
inrniions: large “0" perforations ill-
dicnlr ccnirr'iront. Sew to gathered
odor of front and buck. (renters even,
notch zit under-arm scum.

Now cmbroidvr tho. slot-yes. rovers

nllowutl to hang

ihr iiiltiilili' may in-
linvnnr tine edges

purlvrtly straight.

drooping shoulder viii-rt nnd tho lov-
l‘i’ odor untiu-rmi into n imnd of the
unnu- material trinnnrd with cinhrt‘n'th
An undcrsiip in Color-rd
duimim'ss

cry and low.
nilk add; in
model.

the

oi

finished with button
pretty finish for the in-
illi‘iilt‘l in in siiit‘ll the
tin: hl‘liliilllt‘i‘fi. bark and trout.

‘1'".lininh iiu' ruln‘"h with

holed st‘ullops. Ar
ck of it simpler
Collar down to
and then
omhroidcrcd
ocuiiops. giving the clicci of it yoke.

unbound n‘mh thnt llm. lioy'i-iruni
imnmnoili in Iloitiii. ”Allin“ 11 young
{Malian my. lliwml itmwi. mist pin on
iiriui Loni Hunttilnbm' ni lilii homo In
_‘\'lfi>"‘§ .‘tmunll. lilo yonnit ind won;
*fiviiiiN «hunting. mpdrrolu «titliti‘iii‘li' ioi
lir- hmt violuimi tho guilt":
in annual rumour-in omi thorn
At
{but limo int viral: in-ouribl in mum and
two ot’hori

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Tillfil’ifini boliia hold tlvri“.

In tho mumiliinr. i’trio Mootnmnldl
noniii‘nmaivr for tho it’nm, Norwalk'
troop. lltli‘iil‘lv u ”bin :iit‘oilinr" to the

l: ind, t-rmii him in bond and this: morn»

‘ ting Maintain io' toll .lndgu Keogh *liat
tint rim hurl lwliui‘nd himonii‘ and ot

' printout won mnlonu to libido. byline

 

low which a ten monlflm- uno be ’iirno
Million. to violate. 'i‘iiu good behaviour
or tit» tony. thanks to Mr. Manhood" 'tl
homily interest. was untfloiont «int
dunno ‘o canto Joanie Keogh to unite
that two «barges and the lad won dis-
unified

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“587' moon,
MEET WORK,

3&6? ”HOBO.

‘88 North Main St.

tOU‘l‘H NORWALK.
'FHGNK on.

2.] ob Printing

PHONE tow-2.
South Norwalk. Conn.

u wvii itnown ulnnonrunbor. n grud-
nuio ot‘ Minnow High firhonl. ulna-i or
litll. Milli" tint groom in n monibor of
Hi. .lnhn‘u mum. .‘o. ii. i“. tliitl A. M,
mu- or Norwuik'n lliitli'li’illllifi’ oruunimv

'umon wuvroo moor oEHVlCE.
,. . ilona.

Tho rim. Motiiodint Citroen. or
booth Norwuili. will undo with tho
woman Mutiiodlxi itpincmnil (blown.
in tho wnioh night nvrvlco. himorrow
night. at tho Norwnik ohuroh. on Wont
avenue and WM) «treat. Thu mootiux.

Mm iiipluy will mains iboiv homo at i
looms Place, Mr. Ithvloy ronumhw bf.
dutien at tho Norwnik High School.
'l‘iio about» inuiudod Mr. and Min.
Oliver nloklmon. Miriam Julio mid lili-
nurvn tilohiuson. Minn boom Ripley.

 

 

TODAY

mo SKATES.
An “tum.
snares nonhuman

 

. our.» money-mound w, «ill ooh
amt“

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Genre; W« with ~-

Skuting

PEGK Milli SNYGHR AND onto.

 

will start M ii o‘clock uni butt till mun.
night. that. W. it. thonam. won at

.nnd Mrs. Howard King and duut'htor
”Harriet. or Hartford: Otto Kennedy. of
Mr. and Mrs. item-y

tho Now Moratorium. and Rev. W.
H. Thinning will anoint in tho amino.
The first half hour, from 111119 1). in, in Amherst. 11396.:
unit past units. will has given no to so» Trowbritigo. Miss PM)!!! and Hunter
nun mutton. inn! all my muostod‘iliimry ’i‘rowbridgo, of Modular. Mun;
to nosoiubio in tho Sunday hohoiiiililr. and tin}, noniamiu been. or
room in tho imament. fibers Mm» “aluminum. “not; Mr. and Mrs. Wit.
menu will be owed by tho Msm‘llim Quit. tilt. and Mrs. {that-too
Md fiooioty. and where (1‘ wold tattoo lion/r9, of Wm fir. out! no. Kieth
will to enjoyed. 'i‘ho bonnie!
in tho main auditorium will mnihnnmidt. Homer aoummdhm Ado
moon u on. All min or; invitsltino.‘ Mill. mi. and failifyfiolflnidh
ad to m tho old your not {no- {no '

now your in in this «mm m an

 
 

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“wilt“ Mona

 

up Holmium mount hit. out Mrs. can

from W; —_otr.- “undulations. film:

Mondolunotm wedding .murrlwu mui
olhor noloctionu during tho ovoninu.
She won only iwrmninmiocl by Binnloy
iinniord linhlwin. uonuin oi’ ‘:ho brido.
it untamed t-iuiocinlly fitting thui there
two illiould puritolpntc. innomuch no

MW" “ “MM “WW” trih. M“ and ibuy tntvo both tiurflod the piano with‘

Mrs. Waugh.
THE MAigl Milo NEOLEGTS HIM«
‘ ‘SELF.

Whon lilo condition polntu to itldnoy >

trouble tnitoo an unwiuu rink. lluclo

limos Mania. iiulnno. Florence and unite, imin undisorouous by...» the Rich
tho south Namath Church. willproncliQMilfll‘ml ”will. 0f Kbflligflmd. Mound

noya, narrow» .or dizzy «polio. poor
gluon, one all urjptoma that will dia-
iippeur with do" ‘ruguiur use or Foley
Kidney Pitta. Tnoywput the kidnoya
and bladder in a Moon. utrong and
homily oondittowlror unto by all drug
mints.“ _

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MR8. LILLIAN o. BLAKE DEAD. t
‘ nonhuman. it. it. 1999. 30.4mm
mun narrow: more. a winner in
the mono oi! woman outrage. died in
a unitarium burg today, as“ 80 yam.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

'MMndiifor manicure: . y . ., . . , _
. , , . a; , . ~ _y mountain“ ‘...nt;:lfli¢ifljm W

consruucxuou GUIDE 5451

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Paulina Avril no. 19"..

No. 5451. aim at. 34, as. as. nits in 44 incite! bust ‘ 'j,
sure. Price of pattern, iii cents.

Emirate design No. nun. Tangier pattern. 15m
Scallop No. 118 . Transter pattern. Iii cents. . ' .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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