,. THY SOUTH
was. .. -. . . are.-- «m,
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
a. L. sun A. L. GOLDEN.
“PROPRIETORS.
SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1915
uoawuai
l
Till com amen: ammo 8WD!!!-
Went
vanity: enthusiasm. The, will be warmly wel-
“We have been reading with the corned by our Spanish and Portuguese
,greatoet interest your article about neighbors They will be until-sanders
l military preparations and the creation of good will and harbingers of trade.
l0! great armaments in the United They will be interpreters between the
l states. is there really any large part! Latin-Americans and the North Am-
lthat desires that? Here some people erlosns and the North Americans. The
‘ live in fear lest in lighting German sailing of the Krooniand is an earnest
. militarism we end by creating a Brit« of the time soon \0 come. we hope.
:ialt militarism, but of this i do not.“when all the American repubiiCs—in-
think there is much danger. The hor-cluding our sister Canada, really as
W51. of Columbia Uni- lands and peoples and return fall of
MINIATURE ALHANAC FOR ,
V _ TOMORROW' l all from another armed peace."
High tide 5:54 a. m.; 6:43 p. m... .
Sun fins-’7 :11; sets 4:59 1 Those last words carry the_sttng ot
‘ ,a bitter truth. The great
i which Europe is engaged today.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE.£ its infinite ltorror and loss. is merely
PHONE CALLS. - is war of relief from the intolerable
l burden of “armed peace."
93’3’Nm Department : Governments and people seem to
'3'— 3118mm Departmmt' l have felt instinctively that it was bet-
‘388 --Branch Office, Norwalk. E ter and easier to face the nightmare
1225-3—Editor's Residence. l .
r385-rz—City Editor’s Residence.‘ of war at once, and have the ordea
"13.”--Businesg Manager's Res” over with. for the sake of a long re-
" idence. ', spite afterward. it was better than to
‘I, go on, year after year, with even in-
lcreasing armament, an ever growing
WII'
with
MASONIC NOTICE.
Old oil Lodge. NO” ‘08' F' and A' M' harder period of military service, an
Meets in Masonic Building, South
i ever worse perversion of sane ideals,
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each muntlynjuiy and August Bit-l an ever blacker background of fear
merited-«at 8 o‘clock. All Master‘ marriug the fittest work of civilization.
Masons cordially invited. Sylvesteri it is a warning needed just now in
;' Decker, W, M' ROW” M‘ “11me America. We want peace, but we
et‘.
Vpcacc.” And we want to steer so
straight and honest a course that soon-
help the European
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M-, will be held‘
on Tilesday evening. January 26, at 3, or or later we may
o'clock.
Work—M. E. M. degree. inn; shoulders and the memory of
.A" Reyal Arch Masons cordially in“. corpsefillcd trenchcs out of his heart.
vited to meet with us. 1 w” “Ff-fl”
Fraternally,
CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P' “BUILD NOW!"‘
The firms engaged iii the
Attest: F. S. Lyon. l building
Assistant SeCre‘tary. ' trades in Augusta. Git, have adopted a
4 3 practical attd sensible method of stim-
, .. , .. . . I
EFUL HOSPiTAL SiTUA-‘nluting businessl‘licyneed 0111010)"
DISGRAC
. TION, intent for their men and their moucy,
Sectionaiisln, which it was hoped‘ and the city needs houses and bust»
llild disappeared from our ltllllll(‘lpfll,lless structures. llut cvtntrybody this
life. broke out Mrcsb last evening at ‘. been holding back because -—woli. tie1
the meeting of thc .\' u‘wnlh Hospital chum everybody 01,“. was holding
Association, which was held in thc
t‘ity Hall. The proceedings were dis- “.5 is mumb- ”h. overcoming 0,- their
creditable, and it the same dcgree of.
arrogance which was cxhibitctl at
the meeting is carried into the mung
l
ngement of the institution. many (it"s pages of "building now”
the unkind things reported about timer a while.
of Augusta. pointing out the udvtin-
instead of tif-
l The firms explain that thcy
in the. past need no further confirma-
tion.
it appears that when the public» \vuslordiiiary times would cost $4.7M).
called on for subscriptions for :1 new ; They show that reductions for con.
llosmtal. assurance was nmvlully‘zlv-istructiun work rouge front to to 25
“it that like present site would helper cent. compared with the prices
utilized. Many contributed with that
understanding, anti under that profipression came, They are not cutting
vision. A change of site has since under market prices for such work;
been suggested. and the meeting last tbcy are simply pointing ottt the. great
night was presumably for the purpose
,' of changing the Articles of Assochr'el prices are low.
{Noll HO that “1030 interested in ”16; The situation is much the same in
T0359 their WW" ‘ most other cities. Not for many years
economy of building now. while murk‘
movement could in!
, by a large number of additional dil'cct- 5 have building materials been so cheap.
in is the strategic time to erect hous-
ore.
. iln "our news columns, the disgracefui- ‘ es and stores and factories and pub-
; "mess of the proceedings is clearly sct 3 lictbuildinga With the inevitable wave
. .forth. The merits of the question in- l of prosperity. prices will rise again
~valved were subordinated to sectional : and the money won't go so for,
viem and the opticsing factions simplyi Meanwhile, by judicious crpen‘dit2
'did the usual thing. and arrayed tires in constructive work. those who
gtltemaelves against each 'otlter. Refillave the money can not only get
.‘grotta‘ble as the situation now is, as . more for it but can relieve unemploy-
c, the future welfare of “the new hos— 3 meat and hasten the good times.
fits], no self-respecting body of citl~f ._.__..._.__._—.._.
5.88115 could sit idly by and see lawful SEEING SOUTH AMERICA.
procedure iEHOI‘Cd. " i The Red Star liner Kroonland
Even beneficiaries under the amend-2, (memorable as the ship that
"ed Articles of Association did therein-imam; of the crew and passengers of
pr unusual thing 0f participating in ,iihe Volturno when that vessel burned
the discussion and voting on the reso- ; gt gen) has started on a historic véy.
lutlon designed to make their lip-lgge, She is going to circumnavigate
.nolntm‘ent as directors legal. , isioutli A‘merica winisoo passengers on
”,We cannot believe that it is thoi‘an eighty-two daysf cruise, She will
saved
iii-subscriber to use such power.
aiply few' would care to be a party
a such a transaction. let alone ac-
ptlng such ‘3 distinction without en-
ying ‘ the privilege of. contributing
Ward the support of the hospital
the amount . necessary. to constitute
A life direCtor. .
W ‘ .
west coasts of South America,
will pass through the Strait of
gallon and the Fianna Canal, being
to make the canal passage,
This steamer. the first ‘to encircle
the great S‘out
opens a new era of travel and trade.
, For many years we‘have had-gotten?
,‘lar tours" to Europe. and even around
d. " wen/ha Europe hematite
in‘
illicit, 'l‘lll‘ problem faced by the build ‘
l‘cllmvcitizens‘ inertia. So they hurt:-
_nil joined in an nppcul to tho lutblic‘
(‘illl
fhttiid today for $3.1m n house that int
that prevailed lieforc the business do-;
i
lror of the war dominates every other much a republic as any of us—will. Hill“ Vote .
1 feeling except that of a needed resolu- acknowledge the new spirit of ‘ great- Republican. $2211” 313:; J. 91:11::-
i tion to fight it through and deliver us or Ameriatnism, and present a united m, Democrat. 16.610-
lfront to the Old World.
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Senator Lodge. in a speech on the
floor of the United States Senate, de-l
clares that the PanamaCanal is "min-i
erably and most inadequately proteco
Est! against being blown up and block-
' ed for months by agents or spies of a
hostile nation." Col. Goethals,
builder and boss of the Canal, tells
l Congress that the Panama defenses.
both men and munitions. are adequate
to withstand any attack. Which ex-
port are we to believe?
9...”...
What does it matter if nobody in
l
J load of taxation an ever ion or and ,
' g Congress understands the meaning or
‘ the phrase "constitutional psychopath-
ic inferiority" in the new immigration
bill? Why doesn't Congress follow its
usual method. and leave it for the Sti-
, preme court to figure out?
_.-
i want to be “delivered from an armed: \\ or bulletins are coming from that
Ipeniusula of Sinai, the hills around
Nazareth are being fortified and the
p'l‘urks are planning an invasion of
: peasant, to shake the armed soldier of! Built from the Holy Land Titisl
seems to be almost as Christian a war
as the Crusades were.
_..._.....n._.
Two thousand persons stood In line
nearly all night topuy several dot»
lars apiece for tickets to one of Cal‘-
‘ the
’Metmpoiitun Opera House. Just an-
other evidence. of the hard times in
uso‘s farewell performances in
‘.\'c\v York.
. n-..‘....., ...
it’s a safe llf‘l that you don't know
‘who the prcsitletit of Mexico is 'tliiI
afternoon.
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'SENTINEL
READERS’
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LVWW
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. DEFENSE ,
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lhe following letter arrived M The paign by raising fancied and hung a
ary technicalities concerning it, which
Sentinel office today:
To the Editor of the Town Churclinlnn.
Norwalk, Conn: A
My attention has bet-n celled ‘i the»
item in a recent issue of the Town,
~Churchman. entitled. "The Christiantexl’m
,Science To Donut," to which you up-
:pended the question, “(Tan it be possi—
ble that. this satisfies the soul of any—
‘ body?" '
With your permission. 1 will offer
, .
an answer and another question. My
answer is, “The composition oughtnot
‘to gratify anyone. not even the man
who wrote it. nor the editors of church
periodicals which have published“ it.
lily question is, “Why should anyone
:find satisfaction in dcridlng other peo-
l pic’s religion?"
‘ But now that you have given space
.to a burlesque Te Deum aimed at
Christian Science, will you not. let me
refer in your columns to one or two
of its lines? Take, for instance, that
one which jeered at. “the orginl'natjon
founded on healing Principle.”
healing Principle in the work done by :
Christian Science is God. An lnstitu-‘l
‘tion‘ founded on the healing Principle
.is designed to do the same work Which
W... .. We“ .. 6“.
CE!“ ‘ the West Indies and the east and?were oppressed of'the devil; for Gm
Shawna with hint"—(Acts x: 38). As one
Ma— ‘ of the periodicals of ybur‘ own church
“recently said. "Christian Scientists are
the largest vessel thusJar scheduledzfigg ignficfloilgly figfiwfizg‘g‘
imuch success."
; Another line of the composition
‘writcr of it may not have intended
l
‘ node“. which had given him
unto min" ,. ' ‘
the
I . profile of the district. ludecd. no such
.d\.-d
l
l .
i . et ' i and that on
" their \crdlci s u “8' y treasurer of the Republican State Cent
report showed on We of 3k:
117.“. and included an expenditure to‘
every town in the district except
‘Bfld‘eport. Norwalk and Wilton.
which comprise about half of the die-
trtct in popnlstlon and where you
make oath that neither in your on
name. or in any other, you made no
.. expenditure, contrary to the actual
onengntg‘btflomulia“clinch?“ "lad“,facts which will be developed later on.
‘uficate of 81965:“ 0“ i $11331"; “You claim that i should have re.
{following findin "1w: ““3; 0‘; the ported as my own expenditures the ex-
election held o‘n oNovzml-tf; 33019:: penditnres of the committee in charge
and it is n h . . of the campaign for the whole state
_ ow old by Ebeneser 3-. ticket in the Fourth District. and that
. (Continued from let page.)
m~_
_m~_
{some of the contributions to that com-
Turn ‘ mlttee were made by corporations. in
or $0- .
, , _ . reply, I would say that i can conceive
lmlf'tjgéizifl' Shepard, Progressive, 1",of no more reason why 1 should in-
30‘ 'Socialirtizbzmmbmon' 187; P”Volude in my personal report expendi-
: :‘This ill lat " 332' - ttures made by this committee for the
g o c canvass therefore,i whole ticket, than that all other candle
shows“; plurality for the K”WWW”dates for Congress in the United
States should include the expendi-
-,candidate of 3.621. and a majority overl
ill-$733 B tures of their respective state commit-
icendidst f gandegee. Republican,tees in their personal reports. or that
r at de' 0th “Md States Senator, you should include in your report the
v9: ve (ins: e same district, 20'lutsum of $2.845 collected and expended
:afisl “:1 didmwn E. B‘Y‘lflwm' D‘mm'iby the Democratic committee in
genaforcdn flea for Lnited )smesiBridgeport, where you say you made
' recs vs, 15'528’ the ”05'9"an contribution or expenditure what-
sive candidate for United States Sena-t ever
tor received 1211- the Socialistic can-i .. ' '
’ ‘ ; Y0 d ' ~
didate. 1,404: the Prohibition candl~_“on rzmtggl Ela‘gvtmmy fm‘mb“
goats 206. and the cognitiotabgr “now“ mdeb‘ a 0:, 'mg" ’ Eat “a.”
didate. 135; making a Republican plu4‘ y on on. it you In.
‘ _ _ timate that personal contributions to
ratify of 33.616 and a majority of 6st. , » .
. lthe general campaign funds were
ill the same district. on the saute’fmm persons holdin m n“, ‘i 1
day and on the same tickets Msrcushnom with cor “also 8 0 dt “mm.
H. Holcomb. Republican candidate for therefore the' wpfe .1 one. u}, at:
Governor. received 20.454 votes and " ) _e lnproper) made,
but you neglect to state that, in the
1. man Tin ier. Dem ~rat. receivctil
y 8 0‘ ‘ «official report of the committee in
16,158 votes; the Progressive candi-l,
,date. for Governor received 1,309; the” Bgidgeptirt, where you ”y yo“ “Wm"
‘Soclalist candidate. 1.450; the l’rohiblo‘:ron!:‘:tl‘lell,.g(1 meiimmwsvarf’ ‘0‘"“1
tion candidate. 210; the SocialistLabor: and the ‘HoSteel‘rCtl'ttPl-elwi- ($119811).
139. making a Republican plurality “corporate name; 0‘ d to" “ tile " 0‘"!
4.296 votes, and a majority over all oil '. ' an “m 0‘ ‘3’ “‘dl'
188 votes .. luduals connected with other corpora-
' lions.
After quodng other election figures?
‘ ‘ . "A \V I '\ _
and comparative figures of previousf didatsc :lelaits‘rmapptar.’ anoint; (mu
,electlons lit the district. the reply con? " , a l ”"0““ "9'“!
-tinucs' of yours. on your party ticket, far ex-
' Ci.“ . ' - _
, "Nowhere lll the district is there any ‘vded the limit 9‘ expenditures '1‘
:ailpreclabie difference betwecn the lie-lo“ed by law and ”‘0 ““0“” “”0"“
. — led “' V A . . _
publican candidates in the votes re . as paid m ‘0 the “m”! Demo
ceived by them which show that anV.crattc fund, which was used for the
' ~ ' whole Democratic ticket including
, effort was made by one over the other, your own candid . _ W1 ' d ‘
Senator Brandegec. coating from the l t . ‘ 5‘" 1" f’w“ “0‘
extreme eastern cud of the state. re- sppy 01’0”“! m" "”8 urongfulir
ccived within flvc votes of the total applied ‘0 "w and report “”3 “mom“
as vo r - - or
cast for Mr, Hill in the county and dis, ' u 0““ expenditure.
trlci in which he lives Then follows specific answers ,‘0 ”'e
,1" view of these lifts is would bp‘seicrul paragraphs of the complaint.
- t . , " l i v i i t ~ . . l
absurd to claim that the election \va dun“ btini. “Nd” tint “"3 “l ““5
not fairly conducted [and that the m committed that contravened the law.
flt‘lal canvass does not show the "“0 Thcreplythcu Ittukcuii summuryu!‘ llr.
.crpression ot‘ the wish and will of tho Hills position, referring '0 ”‘9 “PH
polntlnent of ti Congressional canr
claim is madc bv you or by anyone paign committee, “'“h Arthur C:
t , , ' ‘ ' Wheeler as treasurer. The summary
telsc itt ktitrfleld county. 0n the other ..
Ihand admitting ‘l plurality of 8621 says: it (the "ommmce’ received “0
ioi honest votes. legitimately cast and :22“: 3:: ”-‘tl him: Emmi-in; 53mm?
ifairly counted. you c‘uim that the will paving “a "(fwncix'peLog‘ \‘in‘hh‘l’za‘:
i t he i should e nullified and ' '
0 ‘ poops b district. contributedv sumo to the
" office to which
:9h°“'d be wile“ i“ “u trnl Committee. for the legitimate
you were not elected. '
. uses of that committee.
l “lit your attempt to justify this ‘
. , I'il‘lr. Hill was not responsible for the
tion. you do not impugn any-act, or
. creation and organization of said com»
word or deed of Mr. Hill in the con-
: . mlttee, and in fact conducted his own
duct of his personal campaign. bm'oampaign as it Can “88‘0““ candi
,critlclse the whole Republican proce ' .5 .
ldure forethc conduct of the whole cam. date, so far as my effort was made in
ants own behalf. aside from Work for.
the whole ticket.
“Tl f ‘ 'nit. .
are justified neither by the law nor tligt '0 expense 0 said cont ‘ fee
1 i made and reported were only such as
- ac 3‘ ‘ were allowed by law, and the orgnni~
Y0“ do “0‘ and cannot deny m‘u‘zation and work of such committee
every dollar received. contributedlor was in all respects in strict conformity
ded either by M“ Hill or the ‘1"; with legal requirements, It is denied
““1“ was (“l 3 .that said committee was the agency
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l
‘publican Party as a \v
SATURDAY, JAN. 13. £915 m
anuat'y Clearance,
Sale
The Sale that knows no competition
of Bargains that are beyond all
doubt ~ ,
79 cls. I
. Offering a Mighty Feast
the greatest ever offered in our history.
T '
omght
, / 5 . I i.
,. 76 Women s and MISSCS Dresses,
' and wool vpoplins, very newest mod-
els. beautifully made and finished,
Long Cloth
36 inches wide, soft Chamois finish
value $1.00 per piece. Saturday special
0
Namsook
ll den Naiuaook for womens’ and misses'
H lingerie. Value $3.00 per piece, Satur-
‘I'hese Specials for
Made of serges, gahapdinea, silk
. value $7.50 to $12.98 each. $3.95, $4.95
» for womens’ and misses. garments.
39 inches wide, tine. soft Dolly Var-
' special
- $1.98.
Marquisette
40 inches wide, fine. even thread, es-
‘ pet'taliy adapted for waists. dresses,
~ and curtains. Value 25c. per yd. Sat-
. Sheets
R1 x 90. soft, cvcn thread sheets, No
dressing. no scams. Value 73c. catch.
Saturday Special each
Pillow Cases
llcltistltt'licd Pillow Cases. 45 it till.
' No dressing, made right way of the
Value iiic. each. Saturday
9 3-4c
this.
12 1-th I
at Pall Price 7
Specials for Monday.
15 cases—including blankets, coutt'ortables, cottons, sheets. towels,
' dross goods. hosiery and underwear, purchased through our New
. York office. which came in too late to be put on sale today, will he
‘otfcrcd Monday at H to Hi and or regular prices.
Mulls. Starts and
tMalched Sets
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The. City National Bank
reported and expended in accordance
with the law of Connecticut and by
of said Hill in~ the conduct of his cam-
paign. but. on the contrary. it is alleg-
The
‘duiy constituted and qualified agents
’undcr our law.
’ed that the committee in‘ its work was
not concerned with the campaign of
“The official records of the state said Hill. except so far as. in aiding
show that you deliberately defied or: the whole ticket, the work of the com-
lignorcd the law. anti never even q‘mlwtnittee might have been beneficial to
‘ tied as a. candidate for the office wlticnl . .
gyou now claim, either by uppointing: "With the crceptions stated in the
yourself as your own political ngem’yforegoing articles of this answer. we
l which the law permits, “no“ noElceoeny each and'evory one ofthe allega-
{given. or by registering With the bees: tions made by you as fully as if each
Eretary of State the name of some onwallegation and each ground of contest
:elscgto act for you. it follows. there. were specifically denied."
:t‘ore. that every not performed by you
it" the campalsn was “1886”“ 9"“‘1' MUSICALRECITAL av MME. unun5
cent expended by you was'lllegally (EX-t KRAFT AT ST. PAUL'S PAR‘lSH. l
pended. l Still another pupil of Wager Swayne.l
. .«You are not even justified under. 0‘ Paris. is fast winning berwvsyinf
or
iConnecticut law in making a claim
the seat. for while the votes cast for
you- were probably honestly cast. they
were oust for an illegal candidate.
"You-do not dispute the accuracy at
3thc musical world of this countr’ by:
:her charming personality and artistic
:temperament. Mme.‘ Maud Kraft, re-
lcently' arrived from Europe. has been,
1heard in recitals in New YorkOantl in!
count, [neutron small.
Accounts of Women
Tlllh‘ Bank pays pnnlcnlfiiiattcntion to the noctmnts of womcn.
tlmist-kmx-rs and atheism linrt‘ um handling of mm own tintin-
cial affairs should have an mun bore and pay all bills by check thus
receiving a rcccipt for all disburscmcnts.
SYSTEEM, too, often produces surprising results—we invite your an
A She also took up theory with Emilyand her great triumph, are depicted. '
Schwartz, .
his most important text books
English. -
MARY PICK
ELLA!
and has translated one of with a fascinating degree of realism
intorand'the inspiring episodes of the be-
...,loved tale are dramatically and pic.
TtureSquely developed in this
—————-—-—-— most
FORD lN "ClNDER-"charming and unique of fairy photo-
‘plays, just as they are chronicled itt
tifully symbolic and‘centnry-oid story, : ant Hour and Lockwood‘s'Hali,
Mary Pickford portrays the pathetic:
but hewttchlng littlecinder-girl. the i
opposes TO SHIP BILL.
in the exquisitely fanciful fairy-tale ‘ the beautiful story that is' its origin.
“Cinderella." arranged from the beau-‘u‘hkplay appears Tuesday at Pleas-
... _
it
h American continent, f question is true in a sense which the
fiddle smut healers" do indeed
“praise Principle." Christian healing
twill turn thought towards God today
or tomorrow even as the‘tlospelr shown
that it did “before: "When the taut ‘
' odes saw it, they mhwsfed’nnd‘glbd
the South. in; aremarkably brilliant
recital. at the Waldorf-storm. she prov-
ed- herself to be one of the few chosen
artists of.tlte~day. Her surety and
pureness of style, a beautiful singing
quality, splendid tone- and fine pedal-
ling.,will win.he'r success whomever
she m. : _ . .
.Dnrine her years of study minis.
Mines-Kraft hits done a grail-deal of
the report of receipts and expendi-
‘tures made by Mr, Hill's" legally ap—
pointed political agent, or that theta-
tal amount as reported is within the
limit prescribed by federal and state
law, while the state records show that
you made an illegal report of expendi-
. tut-es aggregating several hundred dot-
iars beyond'such limit. aad‘not in ac.»
cofdsnce'with reports from the towns
either as to the amounts paid orthe
persons .to whomyon paid them... as ’Wfla-W‘ the: AWN. mm“
disclosed by the official records of the Cinnamon-ii who Wm there.
swloavworht especially at the intimidatej
'for people of all ages. In the imposv
heroine of the world-renowned and:
unitersslly loved tale of the amused.
stepsister. who was at last rewarded
for her virtue and patience, by a splen. , ..
did triumph over the haughty” sisters : geeyesterday. The! are not debut.
and unkind stepmother, and crowned 195 their 0"“ shinnins 'blll: they
princess, and. sovereign of her true-g. don‘t even answer questions W011! ll."
love’s heart. This new and modern1Mr. Bandages opposes the but and
version of "Cinderella" is a delightful _ 959°“ $03908! on it. He denies there
blend of comedy 3,1,1 pathos, and pro- is a republican filibuster against it.
video a consummatsiy artistic treat The latest. ”90" 19 “ll“ ”Gilli-two ,
‘ ‘ " ‘ more republican senators still speak .
against it, ' - . ’
Represented“ Donovan yesterday
WASHINGTON, Jan. ~22.——~“There is
a conspiracy of silence among d‘omm
oratlo senators," said Senator Brande _
ingyand elaborate production which,
state.= ‘ . ‘ ‘ . , ~ Hamiltonian-henna mullet
condensate aids and notably;
candidateli from thallium Cow
bistrlot were Mill-l t0 m
v
«sesame gnu. sauna.
r'wwWM-iu agronomic. inI
sum not: known: to the music-toyersygteg and in.» famous. little heroine of ,'
mm theehlidrenof all. use mitv
has been given this wonderful storyfi
“mum“ and mm}, am Dkllulllly mm, presented 'RbVQI‘FIthOI' W. K. Keefe of
Plaiuneld‘ to the» pregnant.
‘ ”and ‘,
Norwalk Chronicler