'i'hut there wouldbo no attempt to
F 1;» :xp;£:g:°:°‘fll 1 . ' rush unduly the trust regulation melts
. . ‘ ‘ sures was positively assorted on all
sides, tho President having assured
, booster Nowionds chairmen oi the
interestuto commerce committee; chp-
resenthtive Clayton. chairmen of the
TOMORROW. Judiciory committee. and Represents
gh tide 3. 3! a. m.; 9. 25 l3 m‘. tive Adamsbn. chairman oi- the inter'
sun rises 7:1r;sets 4 :59. _ state and foreign commerce commit
ice, that he was in mu accord with
‘ VENING SENTTNEL TITLE the purpose tobold hearings.
. PHONE CALLS 3 Representative Oinyton onnoumsd
a-z—News Department. last night that such of the ich bills as
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have been tentatively proporcd by his
92-3n-Business Department. subcommittee would he laid before
I388 ~Branch Office. Nomalk' tthe ’Domocrntic members of the in«
890 ~Editor’s Residence.
ldicinry committoe today und‘mede
“gym—filly Editor 5 Residency pilblic as soon as possible thereafter.
‘m... ” He thought it probablethnt some oi
c ._
~' SOCIETY NOTICE” “them might be introduced today.
’f , The question of hearings will be
.' “A Special Aegnvoclautizr; hold 5:1: token up at once by the committee
Chapter. 2'; v: 91 4 ‘58 3'0 k majority, the purpose being .to begin
roams. January ‘ " °° ° them with the tentative legislative
P, m. Work, M -E M degree (Re program into finally been outlined.
freshmen“). All R A. Mason: cor-l
l It was stated “"0111 no authoritative
dially and frsternally mm“ . source that *oflthc flvc bills under con-
«Fraternnlly yours sideratiou, the measure which is re-
'R°BERT M‘ WlLCO)‘ Sec'y. [uniting the deepest thought and which
. ""~'- , lwili be of greatest importance in the
GOMPENSATION TROUBLES. iminds oi: runny, is that which-will ln-‘
‘(lonnectjcut is not the only state to elude Sherman law definitions, defin-
l ‘ ‘ ', ‘ ~ , _ lug specifically what constitutes con-
‘ experience difficulty and V WNW” spiracy in restraint of trade. That is
.. merit in its effort to enact. a work- the" "1%qu proposed to reduce the
‘ men's compensation low, New York, “debatable ground" suggested by
"has been in the throne of‘an effort President Wilson on surrounding the
Sherman law.
Among the- suggestions being con-
sidered by the committees as to the
. , law was enacted 1“ that year, but it meaning’which should be given. re-
, _ subsequently was declared unconsu- struint under the law are the follow-
. tutionol, when a test case (known us mg: i . t i
_. ' ‘ * Attempts to restran or prevcn n
, '.'. r so riach d the court of
the “N (as ) L 6 any manner, either directly or indi—
.anpenls, ' ’rectly, any veudee from ,purchushm
. The New York measure enacted in any article from nuoflier or using
'to base such a measure since 1910.
{twill be remembered that such a
itskind. it was prepared with 0011- person, whether such an attempt be
’7' - _ mode by an agreement, provision ex-
ni cram mor, studv than was ivcn . , _
d y o ' g pressed “or implied. or be made by
"i.ll§"-Conncctictii 1m.“- And when “ condition in the solo ughir‘ist such pur-
j , finally “'35 signed "3' the ROW-"“0" chose or by imposing any restriction
New York thought it was out of the upon the use of the article sold. or by
making in the price any restriction
forbidding the purchaser from dealw
~ . ing in such on article made by some
. to the old not which resulted in its other,.pers0n. .
.l-Qbeing declared nulL ‘ ‘ ; Attempts to restrain or prevent
But it now is found that an em —-——-—-
« ployers‘ liabilitv law, nireadv in viii
woods. For every effort had been
mode to circumvent. ithc‘ objections
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. Attempts to prevent or restrain "
competition either or returning low
supply to soy. other pornon request- ‘
ing the some article sold. or by con
sentlng to supply the me only upon
terms or conditions in some respect
less invaluable than accorded another
person; by supplying or altering to
supply to any person doing business in
any particular territory articles will
by himnui‘mn tonne or conditions in
any respect more favorable than ‘orc
accorded to other customers; by melt
ing any contract or arrangement tin-i
der which n purchnser shall not sell
unyflhrtlcle in which he deals to car-
talc persons or class or. persons or to
“those doing business in certain dis-
tricts or territory; by upplylug or
uttering to supply any article without
charge “or below cost or production
and distribution.
Other ucts‘which may be iuid down
as violations of the, Sherman luw,‘ l'n-
cludc spying upon the business 01‘ n
competitor, securing information con»
coming his business through bribery:
of an agent. employs or n ceinpcti-:
ton-and iixlng an ulircusonnbly high
price upon some ruw material re-
quired for producing a competitive
article.
These definitions have all been
submitted. to the House and ‘80th
committees and are under consideru-
tiou for incorporation in the promised
Sherman lnw definitions bill.
President Wilson frankly told the
Democratic members at the lntérehtto
Commerce Committee last night that
in conferring; heretofore only with the
Judiciary Committee Democrats he
had acted through ignorance of the
rules of the House. He said laughing-
ly that he did not desire. to “butt in"
and hud no intention of "throwing tiny
monkey wrench into the machinery or
the House. “The question oi” jurisdio
tion of the two committees, raised hr
T1913”wag thought to ‘ho a medal of any article obtained from some othert’tlic reference of those parts of tho
president‘s message referring to the‘
interstate trade commission and con-
trol of stock and bond issues to the
interstate Commerce- Committee utter
tho. .iudiicury sub-committee bud been
working on bills along‘those lines.
had created considerable lntorest,und
reports at tho ‘upitol had it that the
president was not pleased by this divi-
sion of the work.
The president told the committee
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foot. muy (uusc difllrulti in the ad Sentii‘lEl FaShion Plate
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‘ .. ministration oi" the compensation]
r . .5 not. Under the former law on em- I
' ployc may sue for dmuunos and it is,
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hold, by the opponents of the com 3"
.pensntiou act. that on injured om- [ gafy éfir‘dC’iCdl
ploye still has the right to bring!
ouch a suit instead 01‘ act-opting what! flame Dreff fldlfjng
compensation he is allowed by thei
I -‘ terms of the 1913 act. it is icorcdé‘ - ”(effOIIf
that employers may contest compou-
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notion claims on similar grounds.
“”9”" it is ”WWW “W “‘9. Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
legislature of 1914 moot the situutlmi
with a new art which shull bring the
two existing laws into harmony, 'li‘ AN EMPIRE
this is not dono it is i’curod that more‘i
by Pictorial Review
lengthy litigation may ensue such as; <1?
that. which i‘ollouild lhv mutctuwut .. Crimes"
a
. act LOP
oi‘ the Luv oi’ 1910. “mi“,
FlJ'CH’S STEAMBOAT.
The first uuvltzutiou company was \1;
formed in 1788 liy .iohn Fitch, invorr — w
tor of ono of tho first stuunihonts, who
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won horn in linst Windsor, Conn, 171
years ago youtnrduy. its was on urin-
orcr during; tho Aluvricuu rr-volution.
nud :il‘toru'urd munul'm-turml slovvu
buttons in Troutuu, N, .l‘ in I781“. lli"
(:Qilull'lliflllil u stomulaout. uud tutor
built number, which wus propollrd by
nix puddlon on i‘ili“ll sido, ll‘llch (-uu- . l
vixwml sl‘rrml l’hllltiolphlu mpitnlluls X
that this bout muild ho mudu commer-
Chilly proiiluldo, and u cuiupmn‘ was t
forum] it) run tho «1mm puritot on tho
lit-ll wuru rimr For it short timu
Fit: h‘ i. ulnuui rruil illliill' “3;; ulur trilltl
lwlwrxuu l’hilmiolphiu null 'l‘ioulou but.
the vouturo wns currlvd on nt u loss,
uud tho first utonru trunuportutiou «our comfort, and luxury um mmhtuod in
. mm, proVod nu ioumnlnous follow. this ion gown. nlthouwh it is very nim~
, . , . pic in assign. The model looks wail
Filth lulm “out to i- mum to film‘l. ll, built up or albatross. crepe do chine,
simlllur ill‘fllulll. hut tllcrr, too ho mot “3“" or “m“ silk.
0in with disc tru : a . » ' i
~ y ‘ . 0‘ “mum “‘3 (”Ed n A grout drill of luxury, so for no on»
, mrdolomfltynin1798,13nvinghchlud ponmnm goon At least, in mm
_ in hi to ‘ with the oomtort or thin Kimono ten
,3” 5 ” ry "T his steamboat. enter gown its mulling. purveyor. pend not
"My children and futon!” generations.” '0“ Wm“ motorists "a "“91"”, m
, ‘it remained for William Burlington. in Will be required.
flcotlnnd. and Robert F‘llliirr, m Ameri- mmhlggfimggggam g“?::
to demonstrate the practicability of broidcred MN“. Crepe do chine. chino
steam navigation. a silk, satin cud other ubrloa om be
used to moire up the too. Mo to unite
tier effect but it is doubtful if (lint will
Muesli the «Now‘ Raven's Water ”7:”? Wm” “fiwwwi‘fi’fi m
dings” and wallet-ed boldlnironicrb W *0 Wt W m Iii W
distinction without much diner. mfiafifumfm'; IN” 3:
uuwNew Your World.
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. ti?” CONSTllllfi'llm GillDl’. 55m
prises. in a scaled sill/claps, directed to be on expensive process. if our of uu‘
its development I yum ll im-nu wide
TEA 'GOWN.
small collar (it the high oiTcr‘t is om. l
ployed) on tho fold-3d bluntly.
NOW. to nutko. llllili 10er minus at
front and book, pluciug: "'i‘” on cor-
responding umnll “o“ purim-ulloua: nud
, took. Currier-front iudirutml by double
"on" .pcri’orutlons. 'i‘urn limit-r urmtmlc
odu‘l- of trout ililll hurl: Am lilul imi‘orn.
flmm, hip on lllevvv. nulthl r ill-ll «wit-w,
uudornculh own um] Hilton in llll'k of—
tcct. mono lllltlul‘~ili'lil uud rum-w
Mounts nu notchml. chum rumor-buck
scum. ("loso cun‘ scum no tmtvln d, :ww
to lnwrr win» of short Mo. to [insulin
"on" pm'iurulimm ului ell-nine own. Sow
lump vnllur to nook null front mines.
and now sl‘umiinir cullur to ullinid no
noit'hhd.
Close tho lunch scum or lilo lilill'l.
tut-mug horn ut lower mum on muull
”u" pt-riorutluus. 'l‘uru Hllili‘!‘ uppor
otiizo on slot pcri’oruiinuu. i‘s‘viul to
pliillvru in linVo stiimiiultml. Adjust to
position lupplmr i‘oldml‘ mluv nu iuwor
odpt- of trout und luwlt. imlvlu-u, ovu-
tors und Mini-n ililtllll‘ili'illll own mid
hrlut: uuiull" “n“ porimmlun in imam--
urm ovum. l-Imu! in uuy follows.
A lwlt of block vvlvnt I'lllllllll or untln
mulwu u must ufl‘orllw illiluh for tho ’
model. ,
ilaif‘ AND 41
m. on. em. a, u, u. as, «to. u
out! it but. Price or outwit. ill
auto.
mm W its. it'll. button
dentin No. lilll. Man. it costs com
‘ iwho gave it very interesting talk on
si nelsmtlmtnliuslnels low 3 1‘ 7‘ - T v ‘i‘ ‘ T T Bar gins
‘ slit io-prouont our our ' .. . . . 3 .
'nve full concidern— IN OUR GREAT
:nte nod 'Honse committees would»
work in cooperation on those mess»;
urea. and h Merci! his own assist-
slice when m it might be desired
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DR. (liIOWE PRinDENT.
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Medlcol Anabolatlon chooses Hlm A:
_ New blood. ,
NEW RAEVllm. Jen. Zine—The im‘,‘\ not
meeting of the New Haven Medical
connotation which was bold lost uilht
at the quarters in tho Y. M. C.
buildingrwu restored by the election
of officers and the address at the re-
tirlng president Dr. William F. Vcrdl,
The Bargains offered in this sale are far to numerous to
”mention. therefore we will only advertise values at random,”
hundreds-oi others equally attractive will be found throughout
the Store. It will pay you to come and take advantage of
these wonderful values.
If alive etc what ‘roucerns your purse you will inrtlcipnte in our MILLINERY
great offerings of).
,, A. genuine clam-up of all
’l‘rtmiued and Untrimmcd Huts,
the full and early winter mod-
< ., I clamor all Trimmings, Ribbons,
Flowers, l'v‘eglthors. etc.
‘ ‘ AT HALF PRICE AND LESS.
$10.00 Trimmed Huts.
the advance In' medl inc and Surgery
especially in Now llnven during tho
your The following olilccru were elect-
ed:
President, Dr. Willis ll Crown: first
vice-president llr. Alfred G. Nudier; .
solond vice president, Dr F. B.
Standish; secretary. in. Charms E.
Suuiord; treasurcr, Dr, T. V. l‘lnynes;
oxecutivocommlttco. Dre, William F.
Verdi nud Seymour Spicr: literary
committee. fir, Joseph 1.. Mode: ii-
nance committee, Dre. Frank H.
Wheeler nod Joseph ll Townsendz,
library committee, Drs. Gustavus E lot
and Wilder Tileston a. Never have we oil'cred so much quality for so little money. 'Tho Sale Pflce """"""""" $59”
After the business session the , y . .. . ' _ ' . $3209 ’Tclmmed Hats.
members adjourned to the ’l’inion mum "m mm um New Dress 38 6°“ seems to send “‘le "‘f‘w SAT-6 Price ----------- $4.00
Magus club where the} were entor- .: customers to get some. or the bargains. Monday we sold 1,000 yards 34-00 Trimmed Hats.
tnlucd us the guests of the new preSi ,, r , , . .1 . . , , . 'Sale Price ........... $2.00
dent. Dr. litowe. . A1191? enjoy/obit: oi tutti and $1..»0 Bioodoloth ior .ch {per “yard. Liery do) some line “.00 and $4.00 Children‘s
time who had, ‘chorts‘w' ml. the your oquully as good is offered at equally grout reduction. it will pay Trimmed Hats
were. read mod the “EW"DT685dB”t “'35 you to buy for future uscfi - - 3"“ ”IVE-t CYCWU‘» trimmed
installed into officeut the morning. , Mth fur and loop; also with
_ . bows oi“ ribbons, Sale Price,
Dr. Crown is the son or Mrs. James each ................. $1.93
0. are“ (,1 W95? “gum ; GERMAN BROADCLOTH. , 500 REMNANTS woov. $2.00 and $2.50 Fancy Feathers.
~~-~~~w-~+ww~ l in dress lengths, all colors. 54 DRESS GOODS \\"ings “Dd mm? Feathers, in
H'ARR’V SAUNDERS eURPRlsED. l inches wide, the pm: 13, Amer- all styles and colors. Sole
M...— ‘_ t ion: regular price $2.50 and Lengths from 2 to 5 yards. Price, each .............. 75c
Lars: Numb“ of Friondo Entertain"! $3.00 per yard; all shrunk, . now marked $1.49 to $2.49 per
at His, Home LaotEvcnlng.
A complete ‘ surprise" was ‘ given
spougcd and smisrrco‘i. Jau- 91.1.0.3. Those “03,13 are the $1 Lingerie Waifis
nary (‘loaz'nnco Suic- l’rico
Hurry Sunndcrsut his‘homu, 12 North ................. $1 29 , markod down remnants in this 3' 69"
Main street, lost (wooing, Among ' sme‘ "0‘10“"ka your “home dado of white soisptto 'illJ
L305: llircse‘ut W(v“,c";a;0 and filmy 500 ALL WOOL COATINGS. of any remnant in the entire porcnlcs, exquisitely embroider
.» koefi. [one Henry, {cross St .m- 54 inches wing, excellent for 101. big or ““10. i0"- L‘BCh 99¢ . all fronts or trimmed with line
s u,. nihilism! l‘l‘l 101' 0k“ Lindgrcn, childrens cunts. Kind gtaple l lace and ombroidcrv hisrh or
Mail“! lipriqulut ”55‘“ ”“0““ Elsie (olorhlgs rerulnr price ironi‘ Arranged {0" Special Table low collars united \ ‘ l
. ‘ . ‘ . . . 1 ‘ ’ ‘ . ~ l ., Fa . .. o'm'ywmrc
nud lilligi Welsh Rita llnrrl, l'. one $1 oil to $300 n yard January for quick soiling. (‘ome sari): at “'00 ouch January Sale
itivrlctt, ycrlr‘u‘do 'l‘nrlov. Veneto and mmmme Solo Pm“ .. [79¢ -. ‘they‘li 3;, quick. Price ...... ..
,er’lnm lluttr); Theron Podzclnl Lil . '- ‘ . I ''''''''' 69¢
{lion Nichols Gertrude (lroeschnct‘,
Estelle tin/.zur-d Emma Wilmott, Lil-
‘llun Kinc. hudio \Vuldmu, Mabel und
Muslin Underwear , Domestic Department
IMyrilo Sounders, Mrs. Buttery, Mrs. 25c ANDERSON GINGHAMS. 69c OUTING FLANNEL.
limr-kwoml mm Mm. Snundore, Mgfigm, _ CORSET COVERS‘ 2,500 yards of Anderson's flue (“tram ilomotl‘Outing Piunncl.
Fred Olson, lrriug Sounders, Normuu Perfect tiling, mode of oxcel- Scotch Dress Gingham, in 27 inches wide. Jnnum y Szilv
llazzurd. \l‘ullvr oud Alvin Thompson. lent material prettily trimmed; stripes and plaids. January Price ................. 4- ’C
Losior NlikOTBnll William Groerh- north' 3330 each. Jammy Cleur- Solo PflCe .......... 12%.}!- 209 COTTON BATTING. N
net. Arthur hing. Clmrlos llioom Wii~ {lime Sole Prim- ........ 19¢ Bit: rolls of pure white (fol,
- linm Zargos i-lnrry Koislor, Willliniu 60 CHEESE CLOTH. ton Batting. January Snlc
Bloom, John Rooney. Herbert Weed. CORSET COVERS. 36 inches “ride Red Cross Price ............... 12y¢
fin-V 1:33???“- fl’xunm 3“?“rnofmd limuurhuhly handsome gar- ('limoso Cloth, January Snlc 59c wooL FLANNEL I.
, (mu 3 . “mm ynll. 2 r llir son, , . - ‘
\‘irtm‘llovi ””h ‘ ' . hunts. of line soft nainsook. Price ................. 3}-/l¢ Flllu quality Wool F‘lnuuri.
‘ - ' ‘ i'” l.ocluvood.lin'ry l"lilllll d with daint inc us and
Sounders, ilerhcrt' llcrriu. Ppl‘nui— embroncry‘ value :50 :nch 36 inches W3“, Whm‘ only. Jou-
(lrcn and Mr. Saunders. (lumen were V 20° A‘ C. A' T|CK'NG‘ unry SM“ lrlce ....... 39¢
“mm mm at a into hour all depart- """"""" ‘ """" 39¢ Gunruutoed leather proof. for 35c MARQUISETTE.
red. for home, , pillows and feather beds. .lan- Find English illitrillllilr'lie, it)
i .., N'GHT GOWNS' bury Sale Price ..... .. 13¢ iuchr-s wide, for wnisis, dresses
DENV SNOBBISHNESB IN NAVY. mull. mood or Vnrt-k, 0f “'00 and also usod for thin white
‘ u’ssulxo'rox, Jun. 22.—«.\ccusn- soil finish malvrilll. WNW“ 25° “mum SCR'M' “mam“ """m‘r" SM“ Pm"
tinus oi "suobiiishncss" in the United with int-o and embroidery; 40 inches wide, in White and """""""""" 19¢
S Av . . u n . ' 5'
“ms": “Hum.“ branded as untrue worth rm ouch “mm” Clcnr- ton January Sale Price / 7.x: RAMIE DRESS LIVNEN.
lli lilllllfii ,. m “ leltill‘ from a“ 0m- ) q P31 . ...... . . . . ..... .. 1951¢ all inch logq-lit‘li litiliiip wouvu
our of tho Nnvul lllouurrc to Secretory (lili't ulc m """ 39¢ "F935 H““H- 1‘7"““3‘1‘” for “‘1‘”
lluuiols tuduy. For obvious reasons. ~ 12 Mr. CHAMBRAYS. on uud suits, .izmunrv Sulr
tho oliirrr's llilllltl was not made pub- MGHT QOWNS' 'l‘he Carleton {‘hmnbpny A Price ------------------ 59¢
, M'.’l- .l‘lllll ' ‘ '
“c” , m” Q" ‘“ “r" "”“M lino soft cloth in an the plain $1.50 TABLE CLOTHS.
lhn olllvm‘ in his loltur rotors to this lot, some of nniuuook. sonic colors suitable for house dross- 2 x g 1.» hmusliit-lml on four
agnostic: shrimp??? “tumult?“ to :u or llmli'lvl‘ materials: nicely ell, rompers, etc. Junuury Solo sides, hood bottoms. January
_ 2 v in (Will. rcs gum rum in ‘ ~ . , , 3 . ,r ‘ i l l '
NW” ”wk.“ and who is “New“ w lllllllllLil. sonic on. alimlliy Irl't‘ ------ glut 5““ ”"9 """ ' '''' 9m
mllvd from displays; vuluo $1.00
to stroll ouch. January (‘leer
noun 8qu WW“ ~ '1'“ 69‘“
Can‘llNATl'T‘vNS.
huw sluiml that uuvy oifli‘eru in con»
unit \vvru hllnlllilull null looluui with
l-nliloinpi upon nil who wore not. crust
ililll‘u of tho Ntil’lil Acnduiuy and, fur—
llll'l‘lliill‘l’, illul tho Nuvy llcpurtuivut
hm] luvusliizulmi tho ri‘morl. ’l‘liu nu-
lhoi of tho lulinr u'uu non of tho nuvul
mull” otriwro who plii'lii‘lllllti‘ll lutho
1m m ..l loolliu-lliip cruise to tho Modh "My prion Tho mtt'li. .lnuuury
im'rmwuu my lilo ll. H. S. llcluwurc.
(“a ... t‘r‘:
Tim “1““? uuyn tlutt while on the “MM"! Hm“ I hm 47¢
“W‘ .... "*m ""1"?“ “m“ “m “9’“ W
:wsl Molotov lw ull nt tho oillccru. llilii ; 1
”my wmo unwr too busy to nlop long ”WWW” m” ‘” ""‘“““”"“““””'”” ” ‘ ‘
WW" I" W“ “WWW“. PUT ONE OVER ON NEW YORKER ‘ cor woo unsound l Two nURthmas nsrosrso.
W... ‘ .lnlin Koppolo. n Bouts Nol‘wulk ind. 0m?" ill-link V. Raymund, “.qu 'I‘ho Norwnlk ”mm” hove rocsivdd
Flt scrap 0N MOLE“ CHICKENS. hon u but bond. uud be also how llll‘ull' tho doors oi the luminous Hontlnu lust wm-d oi two pumping” in phantom.
'l‘l llllll'ttUNVllilllC. Jon. 2._ 'iho oi ucrvc. llu wnutod to visit Now ”mm. smrtcduliurglnrnlurm toworil» .lewciry and clothing wun lnllcu ut.
lmopltulity or John Stnvlu to Mill York. rm‘outly uud luul but forty colitll. inn nod mp occupunls of on ontiro the home of mmwy‘ “wt, is bound-
2i‘ribmlu who took tliuir meals in the lit: lmrrowsd titty morn slut-ted. Ar- blurb Woronwnknncd from mm,- “jetty” mm ”mm on tho uovontocutli. null
‘lilillll‘l bourdiug howls, linturduy night, rtvlng thorn ho bud it good time. but in the routes of luilruu hour tho ulorul lowulry was tot-ion from the home or
was osplnluod in tiny whou ho wus found no moot-y with which to return. WM; turned oitf Joseph Fairbanks. at tho mm,“ M
“nil“il in Police court for stunting the [in him struck him and ho rnrriod lti ... W Endiol'd and 1pm], streets on the aim.
chickens which graced the festive out (lieu/lot; tales of the many Jobs “03595 onowugg lN RWER. month.
board. We boulders bind a generous open born he wielded to it chunqo n63, 'i'ill‘lllll “1 .... “new“..- A..Mm
roost. «ml the chickens were spoken quhlntsnoe. and the luttur pawncd his the loo “fizmvwwgmim' “13:; ‘3‘: VlaIBLE MOLgQUL“
of on tcndnr nml delicious in flavor. overcoat {or ill. This nnoblcd both to
. , Connecticut rivor here today two The or illifl rounded the first
After litmus was arrested, the silicon! com to. linuth Vorwnlk. Arrivln st ' _ , 3/9
9 ' ' 3 horses. Worth 3600. Which W9", dmw- demonstration visible to the eye that
looked’ovcr the bourlillll!’ house and the depot Kn pole told his friend to . . ,
round the beads or it unfortunate wall, a wfiugl?'fl1g latter did, up in “‘5 ‘ WW“: broke mm M 94" all mitosis composed of, molecules.
mm mum in the cellar. The one, no waited until ho woo tired. Then. "0‘9 ““2““ W ‘ mm up of atom in twosome toms.
of 125 and costs was amplified with I when Kum‘mla did not rotate, the New? "W” By location sways lbw it crystal
three monlho' loll sentence. Yorker nought the police. no resolved. . ““7 F0.“ msrom no “interiorum‘m photogropb" resulted
. WW Tlflj‘fitum fflrfl and Wm“ back ham‘ 6?. Wills, In“. 332in to mill!“ thlng “13 “1% W lattice 0‘
“run our «lit. or aim in i solder but Mr. tie a“ more no. or «or. this course“ Millennium the crystal and giving conclusive new
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