. -froat1srightat
1,1111: nun are on the
" When Winter
Madman”
#1 thing! your shiver-
whetenible in the-
iandon bod: wings.
mybmdefeneaisto
‘ your cells! "mew
. 1 thecoai-bin with
“the FERRIS kind.
‘dum-durn stuff or
that‘oftonrsells
‘ puts clinker! in the
' and irritates .one’s
‘ The
COMPANY;
2WA'VIEIV'I, big line at
AS. BRAND
nwhmalier, Jeweler, Optician.
111310.. St.
i
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Deuces CHRISTMAS SEALS.
salon Expects Banner Year.
state’s history.
‘1‘!!de
the Great White Plague
V‘Jelf, by lending his support.
1511:1111; CONTROL PATRON-“iii.
_5 Donovan 1.11
Next Postman-Mm
URY. Nov,
«will retain control of
11 his present
/ ‘ positions in which vaca
. . Mr. Donovan' s term o
bed next March.
successor to Frederick
lever commissioner
l
“11111.1 GOAL
‘by his clothes but you can
him by his WA'l‘C-lli G11. 11
GERIANO WORK ”V m FUND.
Mll' Aid hoist) of Bt- Peter’s
Church lash With Frau Schroeder.
his regular monthly mans sighs
German Ladies' Aid Society, '01 St. Pe-
ter's Evangelical: Lutheran Church. of
Cedar street, was held Thursday arter-
noon, at 3 o 'cloek. at the home or [flow
Schroeder. 01 Woodward avenue. Rev.
M. L. Steup. pastor of the church.i
spoke on the war in Germany, the old
home of all the ladies. and of the need
of money in that stricken land. It was
church, on Cedar street. on December
10th, for the raising or funds for Ger-
many. The sale will be from 3
o'clock p. m., and many useful articles
will'be for sale. as well as suitable
Christmas presents. Ice cream and
lent at yesterday’s meeting were:
Pastor M. L. Steup, wife and daugh-
ter. Frau Frances 11loifmann.Mary1
oetlcut State Tuberculosis Com
TF‘OBD, Nov. 6.—-'l‘he Connecti 0
late Tuberculosis Commission in
uh: the Connecticut Red Cross
" stains Seal campaign is making
ritlb‘hs for the largest sales in
These expecta-
are based on the enthusiastic sup
ooainpaign is receiving from all other
State Director H. E. Clearuian.
'h s‘ ill‘st returned to his office in
State Capitol, from a tour of Con-1
lit;1 reports that the appointment}
chili is progressing in a very grab
Many new anii- tuber
. is dbmmittees have been formed
to” assist in the work, and the olderimocx
IVItiona' have also dedicated their ser
' Wtblfla' phase or the fight against
”Hr. m hopes to have an act-i
society as Red Cress Christmas
agent in every town in the state
as sale opens November 27th, David ‘1‘ (lately.
‘1111xpmtml to Name 1 b1°°d fro
. 6.——Alth0ugi1 Jcr- ;buslness.
'Dono‘m“ 3' "“1 10 “‘Wm ‘0 Icultural Club movement has set out loiclub 81,13 are showing us how to in-
as the reprosenlnt'ne of this. ll reat lllzo he was
t1 1is expected that seem ding do this and hopes to solve t is g i to product or the (arm
esteemed rules in federal pol.;
the 1
. district
he n tinnal administration ric-
dermis and will make the
atlons for appointments to
ice
of-
, bore in federal appoint-
ter principallv in the ham-2
term1of office. The men
most. prominetnly thus far
‘ with postmastershlp are
1.1.1111 Patrick H. Cbn.
nt from Bridgeport
0 William Voll-l
Sawter. Dora Englehard, Theresa 1
,Wherle, Katlrina Groeschner. Paulinai
«VSchumau, Lizzie Koenig, *Katirinai
Schmidt, Bertha Reis. Lizzie Beckem
lMarle Knippel. Matilda Filzinger,
,_.l.izzie Deyscnroth, Marie Banks, Emu
s“ Nor-walk ma Rechtold Berta Yoppe. Theresa
1 Branch-lV
flipperer Martha Scbuub, oi
ville; Fraulein Gertrude Banks
Vl‘raulein Louisa Brushmcin
and
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Connecticut Orchards Company
of the village of Yalesvfllc in the T011 11
i Wallingford has incorporated and
effect with
The p1Ir-,V
l
l
I
1
died a certificate to that
the secretary of the state.
pose for union the corporation exist
‘is to buy and sell, develop, manage
and handle peach or apple or other
'lrult orchards, garden produce or,
generally in such products of every-
‘kind and description V
The amount of capital stock author-
leed is $100,000, of which 82. 000 shall
.be (3 per cent. preferred stock and
1‘“ preferred and 760 shares common
05 $1100 par value each. The
Viamqunt of capital stock with which
the corporation intends to begin busi-
ness is 850, 000.
The directors are:
HBsymond Yalesvllle;
Richard M. ii.
Harold 111131.122
New Yuk.
_____..——-—-—~——-
whistler Thanksgiving Where a ,
is no neprese'nted, eighty live per. B'OYB AND Gilli-8
d! the proceeds of the sale oil
min! right in that town for
. Marlowe work. This
e-movement a strictly local
on. and as charity begins at
t is hoped that every resident:
ectic‘ut will help his town and
Nov. 7. 1914 .—-Eight hundred Connecti-
the various agricultural clubs conduct-
College Eiteuslon Service, the U. S.2
‘State Board ofiEducatiou cooperative
1 ly-
: The best way [0 stop the best 3'0““8 of Mansfield l1u1c 11 '11111ed tomatoes
m leaving the farm is to de in tin cans and 1111 uttering thelri
that farming- “ a profitable‘ product for sule.Thel1 p1 ocluet equals 1
monstrate
The Boys“ and Girls' Agri-
problem of the country.
the potato club and even the grown-.
-postmn.ster. It is consid- potato club girl.
11111011111111» that the namei
ext postmaster will be an-
classes for
very conspicuous
product in the- open market; Our ”MVQ
.2 ‘cannlng club girls are showing us
.003an NOV '7"’Th° how to utilise the waste product of
. - Whine and flesh bun:- .1. 13111111111119. State 611111 smarter
,deatlt.‘ one being that
sen the shoulders 1 W
in l- secluded 11me ARR‘ESVT m NEW 5Blilfl'iiN Blifl‘.
West End pla'ot‘oi‘} ‘ ‘ '
Company. late this
are two theories as yesterday arrested Dan Cougblln.V
GLA‘II £81. ‘
‘ burglaries in the city. ,
inning [mass m we 1.11., m a.
Noose! ,
,ukdywbemmnndrtorJo-e the, 1!: dunno-guy helices.
mamdmmroaumahkhudm
mmmumm2mmnam
mummsetmrsuppliesflom‘adealnrihohas dry
2Stocksa-ddeliveumy..lfleuflnprmyoarmhd
planned to hold a Christmas sale in the 2
cake will also be for sale. Those pres- ,
l
products of the soil and deal [I light Hundred Connecticut Boys and 1
I $19. 000 common. There are 250 shath
'mond.l1laddenfleld:l1‘rank C. Young,_
New Haven; Frederic W. Frost and;
‘AGRlOULTU RAL CLUB8!
Ied by the Connecticut 11111811111111?“
Department of Agriculture and the 'rcrehed snocinl instruction 111 com.
That Connecticut soils udder prop
er treatment will grow good crops is
demonstrated by the fact that Bertha
Green, and or the potato club ‘glrls.,
‘produced llity bushels of potatoes 011‘: (Correspondence of The Associated
one- eighth or an acre. The boys ln;V
' STOCKHOW. Nov. 6.~—The result C
up farmers will do well it they har- of the general election. through whichl mm November 20th.
‘west a yiel dexceedlng that of this which the Socialist «batty became thug
The competition in the boys corn
"Trail Divides." Those whom: “The
Call at the North." with ‘Mr. Meson ' '
1111111121111
', _ mus ctostu
‘ 1 _
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—-The Chi-
cage Union Stock Yards, for the
first time since its organization,
forty~nine years ago, was closed
today because of the epidemic of
foot and mouth disease which is
raging among cattle in thirteen
states. .
Placed under quarantine by
state and federal officials for a
period of nine days, the Chicago
yards will undergo a thorough
process of fumigation before the
slaughtering of animals will be
permitted to be resumed.
Professional rat catchers today
began l1 destroy the thousands
of rats which infest the ya1',ds
. (ounce; he is at his best, and with
.l
“NORWALK IN newts.“
dudsntuhoalclfidmlnthe‘plou
wo'fiey‘wlll not have so mod on '
opportunity an!!! it is expected that
the theatres will to 1111611. 011 lion-
day and header, Robert Meson will
appearina nvepart play‘Whero the
will not taunt his excellent work. In
disloult social problem of racial ill!-
the support or the superior cast which
the 1Paramount picture maker!
selected tor the play, the (nature is
bound to be a winner. “Nor-walk in
Movies." will appear a! an added atv
traction. Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday
HOY‘PS THEATRE
That the stamp of approval has
been but on the splendid1 shows,
which are, seen at Hoyt's. is verified
by the crowded houses and enthus-
iastic praise of Marcus Loews super-
ior 1"aude1ilie. Mr. Loew has tilltlll-
ed every promise in sending to South
Norualk some at the beat bills yet
seen here, and his assurance that
lloyt's Theatre will receive the same
attention as is given his New York
«:1 may: «gum-ea mw‘m 'f “w mos-«r— town—‘Wmvnuamw. m 'wrm'w‘
1 , ,1,
2 rum-11111 Movies" will'he tu’
children’s attraction at this after. .Z
2' noon'! matinee at-Lockwood‘s Hall -
“Plenum Hear. Mare hunt
am who will desire-to one u aad‘be-
on: latest picture which solves nn 2 ‘
..........
seams Bunnies.
’I'IEHH‘MIII-IcIIIIIIIILJII
rue LEADING 1m cocoa STORE. NORWALK
v
- . .. ...... ...
Mrvvverr‘vpzfi'fi‘l I
'1
Visit 011: Suit Department
We are receiving (13in anyoices of the latest models of
Ladies 'Tailored Suits and Coats
Visitors are always welcome, and we surelyjave neceer made a1 finer display.
New Silk Underskirts
01' all silk, and with silk or wool jersey tops.
Satteen Petticoats
In black, and all the most popular shades.
Silk, and Lingerie Waists
Dainty creations with a wide range of prices
Ladies’ Rain Coats
A big addition received this week to this stock that makes it most complete.
a
houses is quite dependable Next week |
another exceptional show will be pre—i
and trap shots blazed away at
pigeons. thousands of which live
among the cattle pens Both rats
and pigeons, goveinment expertsV
say, carry the disease. All dogs
and cats within the neighborhood
of the yards were ordcicd killed.
FRIDAY EVENING WHIBT CLUB.
Mr and Mrs Ross Burchard enter-
,tained the Friday Evening Whist club
at their home, on West avenue. last
evening. The prizes were won by
Mrs Robert VsnBuren and Frank‘:
VanBuren A collation was served
after play had ceased.
5 The next meeting will be on next
a Friday evening at the home 01111 and Duke of Wellington,”
Mrs Reed llavllandp
1 1.\GRll‘l'l/l‘l'l{.\li (‘l l‘lib‘.
(-irls Enrolled in 'I‘iwnl.
l ‘UNVFCTK‘UT AGlll'C UI .T'l‘i RA].
1:.1)1.11~)1..1-: \0\. 7.-—.E1g11( hundred
Coronation: boys and glrs 111'11' enrol-
lled in the serious agricultural clubs
‘conducted by the Connecticut Agri-
cultural (‘ollogc Extension Service
lilic United States Inpartmenl of Ail-2
riculture and the Htuto Board of cd
ucatlon co- operatltcli.
The best we) to stop the best
young blood from l111111ng the (arm
ho to demonstrate that (arming la a
lprotitnble business. The boys
Girls Agricultural Club mowing-n! has
lset out to do this and hopes to solve
this grent problem of the country.
That Connecticut soils under proli-
or treatment will grow good crime is
demonstrated by the fact that Bertha-
.Green, one of the ‘pothto cub girlisi
produced any 1111111111.. of potatoes on2
one- eighth of 1111 run-.11 The boys in
Connecticut Agriculture! 0011989 91 .thc 11011110 club will do well 11 theyi
harvest a yicd exceeding that of this
cut boys and girls are ‘enrolled lnlpctato club girl
1 The (.oanlletition in the l1o1s’ corn
club classes at the full fall‘s has 11::-
celled the competition in some clus-
sea of men. The com club boys
i111; corn and the results me
conspicuous.
\' (’l‘.‘
i Two canning club girls in the town
gm quality the highest grade product
:ln lho‘ open market Our
«large, State Club Organiser.
"BOCVIALI'ST PART‘Y GAle IN SWE
DEN "
(1.1 nlling )
,sented at Hoyt' s. it being character—
gizcd as A Grand Full Vaudeville Fes-‘
ltival. The headline attraction Mon-1
.duy ulli be John B. Hymer's brillianti
‘lcomcdy triumph "Twice A Week
.whicll has scored a tremendous hit
in New York and promiscup prove
11 genuine treat here. It has e1'1'l'y el-‘V
'11111enl of a legitimate producliwon
from 11 screen and costume embellish—
i
aVi1.nenl and is presented by :1 tom-
pum of Broadway {Morin-s. '1‘th
llililliliCQ of the hill imludos. \icdlin.1i
V1
‘l‘luike & 'i‘on'ne. 11 gingery singing
and piano not. The Ohio] Sislcrs, Kill-
"1111 lime-11nd Haluv 15 Leon 1rd
FOR.
asked 11' 1101111111 oi the!
'is morcl
1.11rrihle than :1 great defeat?" ‘
“Nothing, 111adam,"rcplicd thc-
lgrcut eildicr thoughtfully‘, 'tln-
loss it be a great victory!" ‘
file man who know most about‘
11'1r in America lics buried on the
bunks of the Hudson.
hears the wish that was nearest
jio his heart “Let us have peace.
\th did General. (want. great.
soldier that lie was. make that’
prover? Because he know what
'11ar iii—~Vt’llllt every battle means.
i FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
dimmers summed Yemrday
1 by Mrs._G. S. Kendall.
”\\ hat,"
1
1
His tomb ‘
BOY SCOUT NOTEB.
011 Thursday evening, Novemberi ‘
19th. all Scoutmssters in this jurisdlc»
lion will report with their troops to?
Scoutmaster Chamberlain, at or nearV ‘
“here an illustrated ‘Bird Talk" u'lll‘V’ '
be given by Wilbur Smith, the game
warden.
Each boy is privileged to invite his; 2.
father to attend and Scouts whose pa.
WHAT GRANT pRAYEDV turning to troop headquarters with the h
body
Scouts to urge their parents to atteudn,
as it seems particularly de‘sirable at};
.relntlon bemoan the members of lhe‘V i1
Council and the parents 0! the Scouts. . 3'
Scoutmasters are slim instructed to
endeavor to arrange with their troop
i
r
I
Seoulmasters will endeavor to get 1 2 ,
',"l",.l’/" all- ‘ln-VI“ a]
filn~-\¢\-~-s-\‘x-\‘\‘-
Bosnian Tunic Skirts at .
Lingerie “hills, values $1.50,
Metabout Neckpieces . . . . . . . .
"21111111110111 Mufis
"fi/‘AI‘VI'VI .1
V‘al‘
for .
‘! Mrs. George S. Kendall entcr- committee {or the full attendance ln-i “Rpm” Joli. ~.
;taiucd the Friday Afternoon Club order to bring about the testing or cor" \
1 l ‘ El 1] , diallty and mutual interest between: .Sanita Markets '
at ior 101111;. 5] mwoo an e- the troop committee and the Council.
one, yesterday afternoon. .~,______ 1 3.1» Main St. 0 F. ‘ '32 Washington str "
‘; The subject discussed was1‘ Norwalk. sell 60. .\'o111a1k.
South America “mm” 3 111011111111 our rnssu r1311 sins
5, The to am was in char 1: of, Rowayton Methodist Church~ er-‘V . . 2. .. ' -
P 2" 8' vices in the Methodist Church tomcat, (.od bteak .. ...... ~ ..... l 2%c. Green Blues ............ Inge.
Mrs 1‘9“"3" and “'35 I“ {0“ grow as tolloWs. Morning worship? Weak ................ . 10c. Fresh MackerelV; ...... 121,111: .
lows: 10:30 a. 111.; sermon subject. 'Chriel Salmon ................ 1211‘s. Snapper: Blues ...... 3‘1bs. 2pc. '
9 Recent 1.xplorat1'1ms. tian Leadership”, Sunday school, 1,
5 ) M“ F H" ("C‘Nm' 11: 50.11 111.; subject oilessouis: “Sow: “““““ “H _.._._..-_. .. ‘
I ohtical History. ins and Reaping." EDWOflh League at
Mrs A l}. Blanchard. 6. 459. 111.; topic "The Home Mission. EER’S AV: KET
lCmnnlercc, - . in” Opportunity in Our Cities." The
.\1 \irsH E. (1 Hullllllgtlmd.‘1leaderls Miss Maude Brundags. Even- 1
rs untmgton “(We a “l ' in reachln service at 7: 30 p.111. All, .
lean costume. Various culinples ”2:. gamma” these services. A cor- ‘ ‘22 "48“."610" STREET
of hand wrought sil1cr. jewelry dial invitation is extended, especialli', “—"""_
iaud other silver atricles made by to these who seldom or never attendi 3111.. 111.11 10c 111. Sliéed Hum 22c 111.
and convert 11 into cash. A. J. Brun- the Indians of Bolivia and Chile any church A few empty pews, moreV Weak _P‘ish‘ nlOc 111. . .Swire Premium Hum 190 111. .-
were shown as well as hand-‘or less, are always obnel'ved A“ ““A‘L ‘ *B,:‘:$“;z‘~lsh h 111;: ill. :fifgr‘lsfcfn‘ii‘fillsflnms 1‘3: ‘1‘]: ';
irwoveu articles made also by tlle‘i‘church, and no one has yet been turn- _ 8mm) 11:1 Sum SC 111. . _ Mam“ Grapes V59 ",V
Indians of different countries of, ad away because or the crowds. The cod Steak . 1 12 120 lb. crepe Fruit 51: each .
ISouth America. churches on Sunday’ resemble a certala‘ _ String Clam! 19° 1'" string WWW" {‘0 he‘d .2 .
The next meeting of the clul)‘ “narrow path" of which" a very any Florian Handle 2 12 1 2c lb . Plnunples . so each 2 .-
P7935)-
will be held at the home of Mrs.
9.5LJbl1n 29 Faiifield ave-‘1
larghstone in the Second Chamber, has TO PREVENT SPRE. \D 01‘ CATLE
pitch anything in garment.
Advertise‘ln The" sentinel.
\
been a general clhituslon regarding
club classes at the fall airs has, which pdrty is to form the, new cabin
excelled the competition in some not When the car-ls over. 1 V
the men: The corn club The Socialists declare themselvesl
boys have received special instruo ”0‘ 11111111: to take the responsibility!
. tion in selecting corn 1°1- seed and but would like the Liberal party, Whichl
for exhibition and the results are was beaten in the election, to form the»
. _. ' new government. .Well knowing the
_ Two canning club sits] in the ToWn this “0“” mean Soolallstlc 99“” by tions to keep it out of Connect cut
‘9‘?” Cf Fairfleld‘ of Ma‘ngfi‘em have (3311th tomato‘eg means 0’31“ 1.1111111111111111, V813 the Lib" -2
or hand, notwithstanding the tact that by Judge Keogh
they coast one vote more than the The case of Luther Clemmon‘s. the
man. about thirty- “.32 mm. a.“ “mm 115‘, in“ m}, 'A; Conservatives. will not be able [without ten- Vyearold colored MY. residins‘ on
2,1111 support or the Liberals to ‘a‘ocom-g
DISEASE. , .
HARTFORD. 1111111.. 7.——0ftlclals"of
111111 N. Y ‘.N H. s; H. 11. R. assured
l
‘1 tuking the strickesr kind of recau-'
' WWW” ‘1‘ m u“ ““1" 3"“ ”9 011.111... 111.1: 9111...... ”‘3‘“ “‘5 ‘° “W their “1111 111111111. 11111111111111.1111 arrested PROBATE AssisneLv to
product for sale. Their product "PW“ in a diViIlon. would be quite last evening by once, John Smith for . MEET. V
equals ' in quality the highe'st grade dependent on tussoclallsts 011111101111. drunkenness and breach of the PM“ _ w V i
The next regulal meeting 0
The socialists on my oth- ills was lined $5 this morning in Voourt 2
weeks.
a ammo ind 11111111111 aro‘ii‘th'
lung ‘clt'yls‘ newest anviuts ban
Cattle Commissioner .ici’ trey Phelps
today that They would do all in their
power to help prevant the spread of
foot and mouth disease, which is be-
coming prevalent in many states. he
cattle commissioner said today lie was
.Baymond street, who was arrested sev-
The ,eral. events ago 1111111111111;
lustre. parts being new the smallest his; as. who made "may of mmm
. in the second chasibeit- has solemnlyVV heard by Judge Keogh, this morning.
NEW BillTAI‘bl. Nov. 6—41‘he police declared tbht in no circumstances, who continued it ior another 'thur
11 either in alliance with .the 020“?“ka
,. 13011111113101 youth. who theychay has three or with the Socialists. will it be
fine his clothing and the been an inmate or the resorts school. willing to term thy new cabinet... All‘ People'
‘ 2 h" an attempt inane. clinging" hlni— with burglary in a local parties mun 11111111151211: opposition in dentin
Pod-’1 to prevent ldenti- storo‘ Tuesday _hi‘gh‘h‘l: racy deoluo the hope org-limp; digitizer; . "
may will be held 111 that hls- meatwnl'clearub four most] 1?
fellow-2
The 16111111 01111111 condition 1112211111
s;,'.i‘rust Company. 91111111111111 re
in accordance with instructions
received from federal 11111111111111.1011
1.. in
Book makes mention “few there be .
that llnd" them. Beginning with next
Sunday special meetings will be held
tor one week. It is designed to malts
these meetings especially helpful. The
Rev. Charles 2E. Barto. of the Norwalk
Methodist (111.111.11.111. very kindly com.
dented to conduct these meetings on.
the evenings of Nov. 17,18, f9 and 20. l
Come on deploy these services with us.
The pastor will exchange with Divider-
tyn, 1111101011111, on the evening of Sun-
. day; Nov. 15th. Do out fall to attend
and enjoy this service of Dr. Martyn’ s.'
the Connecticut Probate .Assein:
lily will be held at the rooms of
the City Club of Hartford 7 Cen-_
11:11 row, at [O :30 3.111., Wednés:
day, November 11. The business
will he the appointment of a Leg-
islative Committee and discus-V
sibll of propsed amendments to
.the statues relating to probate,-
matters. Membel's expectin to
W
liEllTllS Alli) FlillElllLS.i
. Funeral of Mr. Nadia.
The funeral of Patrick Negle, a,
viormer Norwalk man, was heldpthis‘V
morning from his late residence in
.New YorkVClty, at 10' o'c.lcck
:-
. ‘- 3111' px' mumps.
Department Notifies 1100111 11111110111125
.2’ to Watch for 'Thcm. ,~ 2
Since the institution 0,! the parcel
pest system notices receh ed from the
department at Wabbington from time
to time by the local poatoffice have
revealed the fact that distillers and
uors in 11111122 country have been make
tng attempts 26-1 send such liquors
through the parcel post. , 2
This morning the loca‘l postoittoe',
in common With other pos‘totfices
throughout the? country. recechd in
Luise TO 121511311111: Auras.
Editor Evening Sentinel: ' . '
i have been reading in your paper
abouf changing the hospital site on
account or noise from the automobiles
passing. This seems a little amus-
ing to one who has been a patient in ‘
the hospital. The nolsa trom the one
‘slde is not nearly as annoying as the
noise and confusion at times, that is
experienced from. the inside of the
hospital. So far as the disturbance
from automobiles is concerned,
grows less and less, 1111 there is it.
‘V it
others “who handle intoxicating llu- l tle question but what nearly all autos
oi 1916 construction will run almos;
noiselessly. The passing ol an auto—
nouns Will- not be observed any more ‘
than a bahyc carriage h‘s'lng wheeled
by, in the very near future. Bhould I 2
notice to keep 2a sharp 11111115011 tor
‘the appearance or parcel po‘st puck-
léatlng liquors.
visions and. rule‘s. intoxicating liquors
atcnd are-22 rehuestéd to notify
Judge Marvin; of Hartford, as
soon as possible. , .. ,
, . ,. ,V ,
1
- Vpost 111' stern.
Accolding totthe 11211111111111.1111. proo5‘
’have to he cared ior 111 the fidlpllll
ns‘és 'ln the malls containing lntoli- lsgain. and my poclrigt‘book would “1’
,rant or it. i ‘wsnt a trout room on the
Post-road. where I can look out and
see and hear th‘éV auto‘a
,
, 1.
are in no case mallable by“ parcel
lpost.‘ but. it is claimed by the depart- V :AUTVO -PATlEN'l:.
'ment 111s: many attempts have been ' V " 2" . 1
lmadé 1' to 11111111111119.1111“ liquors ~ . - 1--.. p, .4" L."
11111111ng the malls under the par-dill , 111111111111 lathe sun-11.121? .-
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