Ml Keogh oi Seaview avenue, lV‘s V1"- N- Y» Inuit the week-end with
lire. M Wanterstéin.
Miss Marlon Jarvis, of Highland
smile. spent the week-end visiting
friends in New Haven.
.. a tug “Greenwich." of New York. V
«way u the local harbor this morning. "“1 Ch“ '30,“. 0‘ Marion are,
- f, nus, entertained guests from Nevs'
- 9 m weekly meeting of the York over the wet-end.
commissioners willbe
ClareneeVBi-iggs, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
visited recently with his brother, Chas.
Vm” 3- T- Welter. of Oyster Bar. my 0‘ m" "°‘“"
‘3 wilting at the home of his son. Roy-
“ Deter, on Van Zant street.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bower. of Ruwayton,
Conn.. have opened the Bark. at reir‘
field Beach. for the season.
mu business this evening, will
he transacted at the meeting of the
F. E. Lewis. M. and family. steal
a cruise to Newman, 1., in Mr. Lew-
is' new yacht.
Willis Jones of Unceln meet is
having his house painted by Preston
1 Son. of Main street.
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Miss ltnth Boyd of New York spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Donald
Perkins at King street.
fines Wakeman of Myrtle avenue.
has returned from a week's stay in
Stratford with Remand Beardsley.
Miss Elsie Atwater, my Mitchell
and .i. J. Barry, of Bridgeport. spent
Sunday at Com'po beach.
Willia'm Puifman and wife of New
York. arrived at the bane of Mrs”
’Kreigoif on King street for two weeks.
Mrs. John Reedpf West Bide ave-
nue, entertained friends from Brews-
slers. N. Y.. over the holiday.
-Mwer Hook and Ladder Company.
_ the second meeting of the Norwalk 3
“as consumers win he held in the V
n, Norwalk Yacht Club tomorrow
' m I‘
In Richard Hendricks, of Cove.
”no. is confined to her home be-
~. '1‘“ of illness. Her many friends look
. g‘. speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Butt, Miss l“ f
L. end George M. nuts. of Brooklyn,j
have been visiting in Rowsyton.
Rev.,William H. Thomas‘ "Greycote'
cottage has been leased to Mr. and
. Mrs. Charles Fields. of New York. i
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Evory and son,
Milton, spent the weekend with rain
tives and friends at Stony Brook, L. 1.,
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hi friends, this morning. were'
. fired to learn of the death of Mrs.
M Seyf'nour, who passed away last
flirt at her home on Winfield street.’
Herbert Dufeult, of Rowayton aveV
tug “Addie V2nd" is today, -,nue has secured a position with the
viking at Wilson Point, where it ls “19 ‘ Towns NV“ (30., offitamford.
PW pumping out an oil boat for
O, local branch of the Standard Oil
cells-or
lav. George Grail. of New York, one
Mrs. L. Stonebridge and her daugh-V
tor, Edith of Lakewood. N. J., are via-
, iting Mrs. E. C. Albrecht, of West Side
avenue
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The saugatuck lnvinclbles baseball.
team was defeated by the Iaurcle of.
Bridgeport by a score of 4 to 2 Satur-L
Edny afternoon.
'_enporttrauatsrredlandtoa. *3.th-
_ Hrs. prod isVllliett entertsnled at
Wuhnhomal‘huraday.“ L...
hoaoroflral'lorentCantreltofMo
Ballard ot'l‘ofieseks root coversittersnexperienceorslusesym
weaelaldtortwelye. Cessswerseeflleosflicpmssndmytrlonosm‘
rgrshhgflnwmmlflmm Gem-blew
Mrsfll‘homaslggdlng. Anhadamonmduuvdbut at the some time.
“human in one ease at least. i had shows a
m ”m...” “‘ ”Mme...“ ”"
“0'0" m 0"“ W ”mum‘tseonu'ernremthnzi
ssluhstweekwithmortmelofwyesrswhsnlrsmsvedmy lsmiiyto
600.Forthefintweekoi1uly.ltls.qmm limbs-sperm
there were are transfers “properly.“ and we took the second seer.
summaries“. DB. Dav-maedsaabsvs were enlsrried
couplenaV-edfladsn. Thinnest
misunderstand. wssamsnufsc-
luring Meier is ‘s small way. The
metal: lanalaHmelefleidtolit H.
Deladeld. and W. H. B. Orchard. et .11..
to Pint Congrasetionsl church. 003*
necttcut Turnpike.
,W 3W”. and the wife kept very.
:1!!! to herself. Not as a detective,
as he met. I learned that t ‘
'l‘herewasevenalaraergatheriuhwu was hem...” two M:
Friday night at the dremsn‘s lair than . weak.
the nightbefore. ltwaathewaltaers' Atebouttbetlmeoi‘my mucous
'nlgst. Miss Sadie Scott and John wee m to Watch in a general way a
Kano won prises forthebdltact. Niel barbie dealer in bricadu‘ac named
Scott received a masteurlug «tans aud'“°““- Bit-boo ms goodtbree
Mr. Kane. a use 10‘an m M’ 33.23.333.12”; Some:
bort Brenner. the brother of "*0 "“3 and it had been pretty well established -
man who won the :door who the it“! that he bought win without asking
night. won the door prim | (OWN! any questions. in wetnhtnghim I as-
pen. The following had charge of the named soother identity and because a
Lvarious booths: Ice cream and soda customer. We came to be on quite
—-—-—~—c
Elliott Bristou of Combo street
broke a spring on his Buick machine!
while crossing the Westport bridge on-
Saturday morning.
Miss Marion Wakeman of Compo
Vstreet has returned to her home after
a stay of a few days with Miss Helen
Kinsella of Fsirfield.
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Mia‘s Ethel Williamson of New York.
who has V been spending a few
days with Ruth Allen in Saugatucit,
has returned to her home. V’
Owing to the fact that W. a. Hero!
the noted actor is a. resident of West-
poth and has many friends about townI
it was hard to had standing room in,
lCharles Bennett.
iatrangherd; candy. Mrs. Henry Wel-
:(V CANAAN
Lester Wood and Harry Orchard; Triendlr term. and i dattersd myself
three-card Monte, Thomas A Boyle: that I” had Mi “'9 "NM”! 50891619!)
. la. of the psrtlwssplasing. At one.
‘_yTedd bears. J .130“;de mm time end another] was the means of
-- enabling a number of householders to
recover stolen goods Saunders had
lace :fancy articles. M"- “In” and bought. but the men always evaded
m... Charles Bennett; punch bowl. the law. Igor to know that be lived
Miss Gertrude Parley. .ln Jane street. only a few blocks away.
._ where he had a wife and one child.
one of our men occupied a room in
the same house. and in ll casual way
he had learned that Saunders was
, home only two nights a week. He'
3 came and went as did my neighbor
. Baden.
a year after I began watching the
’ {brides-bl” shop there were complaints .
lmode about a certain merchant tailor
named Devlson. He was rushing suits
to color so cheap that other tailors
declared the goods must be stolen. As
a matter of fact. several bolts of cloth
Herbert Bertinli. Mrs. Bettina and
few days.
'eral guests from out of town over
with.“ daughtsszofurl. William' wulmmmdmiveworki
leyeolslusttereoon. mmwmewmuh-emwm" MaudeLeland.
m.
Hadessltvedvsryosletlysndmdef
‘when one does not specify the length'
strong strings that turn brown are (it
' other. A few of the millions of shoe-
‘dfidhe leaders of the Fulton street
. asa- prayor meeting in that city. was
‘ the speaker yesterday at the morning
mks in the East Avenue M. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Briggs, of
Baton avenue. have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daughter, of
the opera home Saturday night "he“V their”baliy son sl‘e spending the month
he was featured in a fivtreel picture. at- .CI'MOB . .
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Harold Wood has rented a bunge-
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Edward VZeller of Stamford and wit
stolenfromatailorlnetowntlfty
‘mlles‘ away were found in his when.
:but he proved himself clear of the law
by.eaarrnwlnn|'lill ibecamsacm-
Tosthiiii
Miss VJanet testis ‘ is M
frienm fem New York city for a
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Mrs. L. C. Tetard entertained 88\
[the 30m.
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run Alice Swift has rented her'
home for the resr of the season to
Mrs. Curtis liling and her daughter
Marion. of New Haven, spent the
weekend with Mu. Franklyn Lynch.
Mrs. 9.1.Despard entered a ser-
ioea injury by dislocating her shoul-
der, Tuesday, while at the Tokeneke‘
in. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
I PM! OF. snoaevames.
.‘l‘lle Matter of Length and How to
title a newline: That wm Hold. ,
A shoestring is “sixdou’ths” long
required: “Bis fourths of what?" is
likely to be the question put by the
layman.
men a man buys a new pair ct
shoes the strings in them are last long
enough. When he buys the next pair
of shoestriogs they are too long. The
strings that come with the shoesare
four~fourths long. the next pair will be.
six- fourths unless the purchaser asksi
for and can got four fourths.
These lengths have to do with men's
. 1621»erer no... i
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MONEY
Arrange for next winter's coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
New in Meet
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris & Gulls
fIVT .
Will fit a dilemy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
- made to order from
815.00 UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. sag-5.
225-227 E. Washington t.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re.
T
pairinLNeLtly Done.
high shoes. There is not the same;
trouble in the case of low shoes. I
Some shoestring: will wear along:
“.—
time, but they will become brown.
Others will not wear so long. but will.
retain their original blackness. 'l'heI
linen orivery strong cotton. The oth-
era are of mixed fibres‘that hold their
color. '
Many people prefer the less durable
shoestring. not only because it holds
its color, but because being or a less
hard fibre. it stays tied better than the
string wearers know how to iii! a bow-
knot that won't come untied. The
method can be explained" without a
. Hazelt—Von
(.oai
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'l‘heB. HerallfieldfiVSonco
Missouri.
MVr. and. Mrs. oy Crockett an
it 9: t5 oclock next EnudsVy morn- their son, of New Haven, spent a few
iflcthe quarterly conference of the d
ays recently with Mrs. Alfred Crock-
Avenue M. E church will be held. at of Croekett street
“Ila session will be presided over by
District Superintendent Arthur H.
moodenough._who will preach at the
close of the meeting. York. have rented Charles ll. Briggs
""""“'""‘ V ‘ bungalow in bod": street; tor the sea-
One of the largest blaclVl~ilsh caught son.
1m season was captured yesterday by'
Wild Hodges. (it the East Side. The
Sgt was said. to have.‘ weighed 53-;
studs. i Local fishermen are cone
mg for a fishing pole and equip-
)[ nasal. which an uptown firm will award
lo: the person catching the largest
Warren C Caren. accompanied by.
Mall of the season.
_ : his mother, Mrs. Elisabeth (lager. left,
.1“ .3390“ Camp “'9 Girls 0‘ Saturday for his home in Rochester.
Vlhlt’NVorwalk have rented the Beach- N Y gains through Connecticut,
m from MTI. ‘Bates for {'0 W00“. MIBMChuaetlB and New York enroutel.
“the members of the camp present are .
med Loveroy, Muriel Janos, Lela; A new regulation of the “ow- .M‘
Mt Olive “d 'IWV‘ Him. Edith elnd Insurance Exchange includes aili
W cm“ V“ Coevering, Marian of Dorian and Norwalk in class 1).. in;
Man, Plummel Cummings and Ms- which there are 340 rates. ‘Eaccordihg
a“ Rusted The “1399"“ are the to terms. construction, etc. A feature.
._ III! mm and meed‘“ of the new regulation, which affects
a Mrs Baxter, all 0' East NW.“ the summer residential section or To--
jkeneke, Collender’s Point. Rowayton,
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i Mrs. Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gladhili and son Emerson, of New
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A substanViai see well has been con-
structed on the rear oi Jqln ll‘ilnt‘s
property in Rdwuyton avenue, which
‘will prevent. .iiooding of the property
in the future.
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‘ WW“ etc is that hereafter. non-occupancy
1W“! be restricted to two months in
RO‘VAYTON 1 stead of four months as heretofore. No
m ( icontinuous non-occupancy will hereaf-
'( I ter be permitted. The new "solutions
jwmfkwr‘“ 3..
V W Albrecht, of West Side ave- first 0’ th' present month
zone. spent Tuesday at Cannon Station. ""
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. ., DYE CTUFFS season. i
Hem Tiebout, Vol Cudlipp street, is "
Whining Harold Burdett. of New Shipments from Germany New Entire-
i iy Cut Oil. .
-—-—-——- ‘ The batting industry, in common
GeVo. Cudlipb entertained Geo. with every other line of manufacturing
,of New York over the week- in which dye stuffs are used, is great;
ly interested in the present situation
'iu the dye market. owing to the com-
lass Dorothy McKendrle is able to plate “099089 of imports from Gor-
instinct again, afteran attack of diph— M where much 01 the dye “my
;used in this country is made.
According to New York author:
His. ilfhonlee Crawford entertained mam“ representatives of the 05...:
from out of town over the m d
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“John H. H. Coetes‘andV dang
Marion. are spending a few days
‘ V V V V the unites smell is that deman‘y
Laurette Sister. of Honour
to “1m: Miss Harper of does not wish them to come, or has{
“ on, iv. v.
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city of few materials.
Hughes,ofBrooklyn,apent
wish-andwithllrs.0scsrllille.“th“ country
m j chitin last spring.
llam Ker-less of Boutlr Nos-walk were
it arrested (in Shields! 1)! WM“ luglthe'nib-fl‘s'i 30 m.
[rank Sturges forgoing through town
with the mufflers on their machines
open. Bots”?e int-nines? filth sight
fines. ’ ‘
!
flhefleual F‘ranelllpt auntie bridge
party giveh at the 'llomé- beraJobn
Adams Thayer on Saturday night was
splesslng and successful one. The
éproceods amounted to about 860. in-
Vellldlng the receipts
ice cream Although
first suffrage bridge,
most profitable.
it was by far the
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NW
“a A P‘- sh-f‘g-o
Miss Lila Reynolds of Armonll. is
visiting with friends in Barton and
Noroton Heights.
Mrs. George Marshall of Medfie‘nz.
Mani... lsl visiting her daughter, Mrs.
’Walter Dugdale, Haves avenue.
J. Bixby of New York. who was ar-
!ailect all policies beginning with the resmd by Constable Bates, for mdton
ing with no headlights. was fined b2
Vand costs Friday night.
About twenty-five chickens were
stolen from the Sultzer piece in Ox
dge. Thursday night. but the su-
horlties have been unable to find any
trace of the thieves.
It is said that the death of Mrs.
Thomas Conboy of New Haven.
mother of Mr. Allen. the local druggis
was caused by the shock resulting Stewart, ands son,'lioward. This
from the effects of an attack of bron- oral. was held from her late residence. ,
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Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Brown of
ye houses assert that the Brit“ New Haven. who have been visitin’gVV Wain Flat/mid iNDUETnY.
lish blockade is responsible for the 'with Dr Ml” parents, Dr. and Mrs.‘ I VWVQODS HOL
h- trouble, but recent developments have. -Herbel‘t a Brown of the Post road. cm of the United States Bureau
bit-i198! who ”'6 WW “'0 “m3" leave nest Wetlands! for 1‘0““. Fisheries are bole today 0931““!
tion closely to hellevmthet the actual where they will ”and the rest of the confirm“ on the lobster
‘reaaon no dye shipments are coining to hummer” . . -
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There is an inform! authorise of rose particularly '
returned skinner: boasts of new Christian manne- held every mooning the '
" '- "day hm» ‘ "
Meanwhile the contour Inmtri 1 1c Markwe on N ‘
V “V W“, ““1”“ rotors. 'Vi‘Vhs mustard
v‘gledeeilynud VVVVVVVVVVVVV new- no" man 1- ms;
t clips or
at the rsbide’use V' Mr
low in Eastwchs, “PP”? he is priestl-
"‘A‘Vln 3
, m
lane new. Kelloggdp bison. win
it of a little more than a. week‘s dVllra
" 'tion with her cousin, in Mt. Yeruon,
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William P. 'l‘. Hollisgdworth and
family have returned from a week's
visit in the Adirondacks.
‘ (her too names. have been written
from the sale 0! on a bedqullt for the benefit of the Bill .
me was not the dlers' Monument Fund which “0"“ I further learned flint ur. Davison
overmsofar
Mrs. Harriet librris‘ of Mt. Vernon|
came to the Hebert-homestead at St.
John Place. the first bf the week, for
is protracted visit
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The Buckingham Woman's Relief
Corps of Norwelk has invited Samuel
P. Ferris Women's Relief Corps to a
picnic at Roton Point, July it.
nun-M
81.]. O. 11.15.. Wednesday evening.
The dregree team is getting into shape
for the big class is to be initiated July
'merofllissus i broilers“, Iain).
MM ill-"Am. l' '!
egla-ofeleslldnptpatm 3%
from the ve‘ry llntseti used my but it!-
col-ls to an on to his little' use.- no
confirmed to smile suite to older far
cheaper than his rival. but though his
lsbop was searched again and again no '
mores goods were found.
uspicioue
Davlsou was full of talk and seemed .
to, be without suspicion. but i got no I
information from him to help my case.
l early ascertained that be lived in
Montgomery place and had a wife and
two children. fly the mercst accident,
was at home only three nights a week.
Now. then. for six years i knew these
three men. and two of them were un-
der espionage. i talked with them. ate
with them. drunk with them and never
Imbibed the faintest idea that i was
libs biggest fool in the world. One dly
amen who was in a machine shop not
far from detective hedonrterswas
killed by accident. I happened to be
almost the first oneon hand. incog- 3
mixed him at once as the tailor. and the
:bOdy was taken home. While doing
his work the undertaker found that
“0 “09“” “3"” w“ conferred the black hair and mustache and wart rough dry garment at once, try this
on tV'o candidatoi VVII 96““! W! No. tn. be 'm We" I" {8199- Thh m Hmmod Damp u, m“ fight Vwr‘p in
a revelation even to the wife. The
affair was published in the NW). Ind
in less than two days it was found the)-
Hades. Saunders and Devison were
diagram TIL. sea 1- “51" .1
instead of tucking the bow once ' ‘ ~
over before drawing the knot tight, ' ,,
tuck it twice over. A flddle string uses ,H r 54 1 - 4
for a shoestring would not‘ctilrie' untied “H . l- ‘ .1
if the 39.“, were made ili’ thit' they. ' 0N REVFRIVQERATOflE’fi'V‘th
This knot can lie untied lit the slime of High ‘7.-
Way as the other. by pulling at the
deVo-oVVoVV Hat tors, Vnow 10.0
endeérhilna'elpmo Record. “39‘?“ 3
$1800 Refrigerators, new $14.99 V}
till-00 Rainwater}. new “275
814.00 Refrigerators. new 011.48,
$13-09 Rainwater» new 81m
$12.00 Refrigerators. now ”.75“
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ALBANY STREET CAR MEN MAW
STRIKE.
ALBANY, N. Y., July 12. —-A decision
as to whether a street car strike af-
‘ footing zoos men shall be called in the
Capitol district was expected to be
reached today by the executive board
of three divisions of the Amalgamated .prlose.
:Associatlon. of Street Car Employee. 9
jMeanbers of the Albany. Troy aud’ MoV WilWSH'
Schenectady divisions voted last night pm” ‘1', .7 "am "All ‘1.
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$7.50 Refrigerators. now $6.90
All Household Goods, new and,
assumed, sold at the iovvsst
. to leave the final decision to the board.
Primarily the union men demand that
they be given several runs held by'
members of the Brootherhood of Le LEAD AND ZINC menus STRIKE
comotlve Engineers. There also is a; IND... V
slight wage dispute i JOPLIN, Mo. Jilly 12V.—A strike of.
nearly 5,000 lead and-- also miners
which began here two weeks ago end-
ed today, when every mine in the dis«
trict resumed operations. There was
no settlement. The men went back to
the mine and asked for their places at
the old wage scale. The miners have
‘-
When it is necessary to iron a
,a cloth, and then in paper. and put
into the oven while the irons are heat
ing. Evaporation will cause it to be
“.00 Refrigerators. now IMO], _
21' lane and the same man. He had pad- 1
dcd his body to increase Mantle
Mrs. Guy Or and ion arrived in apparent weight. and a false tooth.
town recently for a visit with friends. whiskers mustache and a wart il'ad
Mrs. Orr and son left Guatemala on dhone tall‘ercst’. t{so filter)! ithougtgto
arri my“ are tected c y or co.
3;;tzxmmafim 0mm mnd‘ln ‘an oldinsry case. yes. but this man
' had made it study of disguising his
several days with friends in New Can- wire. . .
aau. and will then make a protracted} You will say that a 8000 detective
visit with relatives in New York state. ought to penetrate such .h‘flo" mg.
Mr. Orr remained at Guatemala and guises as false wllisksrs. in answer to
will probably return to the states that let me say that whisked! or mus-
within the next ”a,“ __ iteehe can be made to look so genuine
-thet no living men can detect to:
5““- Gamble 0- Emma“ eu' 3::“t'.1.‘;°.‘z:':;::‘ ngu
est dlllllletl‘ of It“ late Charles Cour done that 1- had m the man pick It
stock formerly 0: this town. died last with ll pin nnd cringe ll little as he did
Tuesday. after a short illness. She is ft. I about; here mmmbeen at
any“ ,nlrs. E. w. betas 1'00 "elf no
"‘d by .V dsbghter fun- case in it. but there was a case The
silversmlth was: a “face" for thieves.
brl man was another. and
84 Garden street. Allston. Mass. Burial 5: tailor a third.- a. was “m
was in Evergreen Cemetery. Boston. nod to three different women: he lived
lean-ledontbrseoecnpstlom herep'
moldy: fireball resented three monotonic. All this
sustry.
in tune alserent prts of them; be.
eldld' molly for all or seven a
”on and not for the ;.fatelV IQEMIIEH ~~ "
thoroughly dampened in a very few
not asked recognition for their newly
Plcr.
villRESlSTlBlEend consume
In no other patterns can you
find such. adorable styles. »
V, V In order to be ahead of [he fashion
'V'Plctorlsl Review Patterns
The FASHION soot:
(in cold as sin pliant counter. j’V
mintuee; but care mist be taken that formed union. ,
the oven is not hot enough to search . ' ' . " ‘
the things. ' ' .5 PA" to“ M. ll" In the best paper.
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NEW
ORlAl. aswsw
PATTERNS
for July
are
d e ......
you must use
Vlor SUMMER
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