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of taffeta, with a sleevesless blousexol’l
t1 Gems. - ' ‘ '
5 Two cupfuls yellow meal. two m M serge fastening in double-breasted! I [Hm
ounces butter, one cupful cold milk,
lone cupful flour, two teaspoonfuis bak-'
iingrpowder, three eggs, one cupful boil-
in: milk, salt.
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Tm receipts are for a family of, Another form of tot n meal muffins,
‘ or six persons in practically.iiiote comment) known as gems in
fashion, having buttons which extend}
to the shoulders.
‘All__§ll_0_lllll now!
It is rather a marvel to one w’omani
of amusements for I
"if ARI 0f DRESSING Though the woman who last se:t-'
son purchased a costly fur coat on“
New Pannier Effects. the. then prevailing gripple lines. “Villistudent -hildrenn
‘ ’l‘iie fashionable width over the be likely to wear it through the wm'fiwhich tends towards their :ievelo ?
'9‘", instance, but increasing theitho East which are served in the hips is obtained by various means, ing seasoit with perfect propriety, lheiment along different‘line‘ that mot:-
mm“ in no way “(ems the deli-.Smm more. as a supper (“511 than for malty of the costumes suggekting the new fur coaffhave a tendency to “Vers- do not encoura'e th: scra book:
we“ of the dishes. With the ex_ibrt-akfast because of their sweet panniers 0f P-“eet Kitty Bellairs, or fine the waistline, rippling out below‘habn to a greaterb extent :lniost'
“for: of” the corn-«meal uniti‘n re-llasm are made "I ”‘9 "‘0" rare yel~ the fisitwife draperies of a few sea- the knee. One cannot» say that they every child loves to cut out and pastel
W, which especially calls for yellowlmw meal. ‘ E0115 330- -" ”Wk "f candy striped are actually “fled' but me” is (“don-lures into canibric-leaied books“
Bil. these dishes are made of the M“ the meal “1 a mm with the but- silk. for illfilflnf‘ev in primrose yellow tainly an inward curve below the arm-[when they are once shown how The:
bite Southern meal. “‘1‘ ill the L‘Pnlt‘l‘. 811d D01" 0V“ H ”‘9 nnd white. has a Greek suggestion in pits which makes the figure slimmer'field for studv is vast with all 'of the
.COI‘B—meal batter cakes. with redlbuning milk. Stir ””5 well, then add its sleeveless biouski With 'd V “Fok- and '955 bulky than did ‘1‘” full xuriniodern magazines aitd newspapers to
{tarry on them for breakfast, i311”) cold tnilk, the eggs that have been wide skews ot‘ ”flu” lacc ”latching garment of last year, ‘ ' ‘ t
of the keenest joys in life, You “A“ bl‘a‘en' and me “I" Sift the the undershirt which shows for 59‘" Fur coats are also lavishly trimmed; The animal pages of the scrapbook:
fiw'something to live for until yuugoaking-powder into ”'9 flour and add eral inches b91198”! lhf‘ ”‘6” film" with contrasting fur; indeed a seal'nmv include all kinds of animal pic-‘
have tried this recipe. “““r ”‘*‘ """“‘“” h“ “9"" “”1 ”Pa" lined in pannivr “if?“ by a ““1" ”3““ coat cannot be said to haw distill“ tures aha the (Wslioils asked abouti
“it When ”‘9 batter ““5 1’9“" ”‘0‘" of heavier lace Whit‘il almost reaches lion now unless it posseses a colial‘lthem and the stories told of their nab:
“”3““ mixed. pour into greased muf» the knees in back and 110"“ “Ward and cuffs 0f contrasting Dell‘m‘d its as the basting goes on are never
“"4“” and bake in a hot oven for in front. Over this the silk abottt the perhaps a border of the contrastingiforizotten The bird blitzes the floweri
Whirl-V “”“u‘” hips puns slightly. and the Ulliiim‘ 0' fur all around the edge. \'t*r.\' h‘V"““"‘iittttt:.~' and t e fish pages will acquaint
the lace banti causes the skirt to ger is a knee-length coat of Hudsonime young student with countries, pea-‘3
Indian Bannock Bread. flare and lift in front, very much in spa). bordered all around “in, bea- pies and localities in which all of the
()ne teacupful cornmeal. one tea- fiuhwrfe effect, and display the sheer ver, the latter fur cut in points “'bm‘ipictured things a”. native. Numbers‘
shootifui butter, two eggs. one tea~ lace underskirt, This is a sweet and extend upward on me seal in a dwlnjof magazines and ”an?” publish s“.
spoonful still, one teaspoonful sugar. simple frock. even its gird]? Del"! ‘1 of six or eight inches. Beaver (‘ulffliries of great events well pictured, and
one pint milk. mere folded band of Self material, at least ten mph” depp'aimo,‘ cover 0‘ odd discoveries educational in titeit'
No dish, typically Southern. is half and it is well suited to the uses of an the sleeves to the elbow. :way anti well worth preserving.
so good as that which is known in ingenue on the stage or a debutante The mom fashionable fur far neck; In after years they will have the
“1110“ ““1" State by a different in real life. piece and muff set seems to be foxyknowledge, but will not have acquired.
name, but which is always made. the Much mot-o elaborate anti decided particularly blue fox and rose for it in a tiull, laborious way; it
same. the indian bannock bread. ly more sophisticated, is a Callot even- tlte latter dyed by rather an t’XlM‘n‘ljllst play um, um). seein-alwavs m
into the milk, which has been 31- ing gown which is very much pan- sive process! Smoked fur is also llillitivc known the facts. To study the
lowed to reach the boiling-point. stir nicrctl, There is a real shepherdless (“or since gray shades will be muchtpictures anti learn of the big things;
the meal. All" it “1 ‘h‘d‘med and “Odie" 0‘ 3'0”” ”mead“ “'m‘ “mp worn this season; and one may eveniaccollll‘lished by great men and wo»
is “'99 from lumps, “dd ”“9 butter, 5‘” rings caused by ”‘9 “an” “MCh fit have xuumetal fox or batileshii) sray‘incn broadens onc’s views. '
g3" and “a” B?“ ”"9 eggs with the it decidedly i“ m ”‘9 figure. QM". fox by giving an order to an expert The cambric library offers quite as“
WW“ and 3'0"”; “Dame: adding ”‘9 ings of yellow ”um"? ”‘9 square furrier. These fox pelts in soft. ncu-llitrgc a field for‘ girls as for bovs'
whites last. Pour into a buttered bak- neck. ending in a rosette and stream- tral tones are very becoming to ”lf'ililollui? their “49‘1“", of pictures “:“i.
.One cupfui corn-mead. one dumbing-dish anti cook twenty minutes in FPS. and below the fitted sleeves are face and me
boiling “'3‘”. salt. a very hot oven. if using a gas-stove. flaring ruffles of yellow tulle. The
Corn-meal mush is a popular Bull-tpiace an asbestos that over the top of skirt from waist to below the. hips mmw‘ than skunk 0,. think, though.
.jm‘j dish in tn'-n_v Southern hotiste‘tlie dish to prevcnt burning. Serve (and the waist line is quite covered thcst‘ furs will be standbys its tlic."l
jiolds, especially where there are Chil'tm once "r ”1“ bread "“‘5' m“ If “’F‘ by ”19 bodice), consists of the Yellow always are. Black fox is not one oilsttvs the New York Sun their four
‘ . than in the family. But corn-mealrrt-t-tly llllttlt‘, this should have the (Tm-brocade, so full and so gathcrcd up fashion's favorites in ppm-y mp. RPfl-lsities Wing 01“.“... ,,,,.,,..,”",n m", with)
l ‘mfh ‘3 110‘ quite “5 simple “ nlflttt‘risistency “f a “'1'“ Holly pudding. "underneath. ”it“ it forms deep flut- son. but lynx, long hatred and silky.i':t my row in the t'“llil‘i‘ the creed
.10 make as it may appear. -lf not'l’it-toriai limit-w. ing puffs, suggestive of Dolly Varden m Lynx is to trim musk,“ coats, toilemfl repealed m the (.010; of the flg-'
’made correctly the m9“ lumps, part! 01' Fragonard ladies. Below ”"3 aborder evening frocks of snow bltlckiurc. ,ntzniust tt blttck ground; otltcrs‘
‘1’“!!! WW and 1198"." Willi? the 1'0“ Stewed Beef and Tomato. i‘lounce 0’ “Old embroidered creamy net and to trim sumptuous velvet tire of small squares white flowers on!
~13 10° thin. “0‘5”" ”‘9 "W” “'“h Have pound or more of hcct i809 ill” 0"” "“3 5“” °f""’"°w wraps, as well as for graceful neck-a black ground or conventional pat-3
7, ugflolent WM” 10 F“? and pour into slewing cut up into finger pieces, put tulle, likewise gold embroidered, hunk piece and muff sets. Lynx looks par-titll‘iifl of old ivory or white on black.
the boiling W319i. stirring while Dour‘iit into a saucepan; with boiling w‘atci‘. over yt'iim“ 1110"" silk. . tlculurly well with green broadclothi
1!“; if. 111- Sit" '0 ““19 "Mk in a ('over and simmer two hours limo Antoni: gowns combining serge anti and is infinitely smart with plaid or’ The angular letters
double boiler for ”1"?“ hours and ready tvo t'lll'llp tomatoes or half ll silk it particularly graceful model is striped wot-stcds in any color combintt-icun he made into
serve as you would any 0”)” ccerttl. .93“ and ”N ”NW- ““11 “"0 5111's? ta- 0'10 9'10“" i“ ”M‘mrd- “M” "m" lion. Ermine is reserved for evening to suit each special case.
' iblespoon., parsley. Add salt and pop taffeta forms sleeves, collar and sash w-ear.
ptfcover lightly ltL’tIlll and simmer of n 50W“ minim"? “”5“? others
two houis inmc. adding a little water have scrgc its flouncc, pockets, hell
if it needs it: when tender take it up and cuffs, thc hotly of the dress being
I“ and serve as it is. or thicken slightly, of the silk. A casuuc bodice of scrsc
ottofui floor, two eggs. one toaspoon- if prrfcrrcd. if you have it casserole with rounded neck aitd no sleeVes is You look extremely pttlt‘.
.‘lsait, onehalf teaspoonfui soda. . i tltiuk'it much better to use it and very prettily combined with a Raft" "Well? My doctor has jut-it told "l" cssltry.
*4 islf‘: together the flour, soda and do the meal iii the oven. They are striped taffeta which forms long that I have not six months to NE" . - —'
.w the natld the other ingredients“ very nice for cheap cuts of meat, as sleeves yoke, collar and skirt, the lut- "That being the case i will with- —THE 3551 SITUATIONS
"honing the eggs with whites and.~.t cheap tugh piece of meat can be ter with a tlcep‘ band and it narrower draw my rpfusnl to marry you, and are "him“... by ndvprllalng to
separate. Stir briskly beforeltnade tender by long. slow cooking in'one above of the wool fabric. Three you may name the happy
" king in Well-greased waffle-irons. a casserole. Itien bands oilserge appear on a skirt Houston Post,
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_‘ Gite pint corn-meal. one cupful but-
‘fiwfik. one-half teaspoonful baking
“ tier. pinch of salt: pinch of soda,
5.” ess- ‘ .
beam the meal, add salt: allow soda
do dissolve in buttermilk and stir into
meal. Beat the egg separately and
What, with baking powder. Stir
, ly for a few minutes, then fry on
‘ hot griddle.
. In practically all uses of corn-meal,
‘ be, meal should he first scalded. When
infli'cient boiling water is poured into
" 'o'meal to form of it a thick paste-
"llkeiaubstance. the 'double tuwkiuc re-
inves from it that indigestible quality
59'3"” many find in corn-meal.
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Corn-meal Mush.
y are tnttch smarter n0w,%luobnby m. ”mm. dmvwm‘
even with black or dark colored cos-= __
Black Lamp Shades.
Effective lamp shades are of black,"
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designed with one straight side and
one side angular, so that the straight
sides of two letters may be put face to
face. Thus the nngttlttr sides fornt
the diamond. There are two sets of
‘ Corn-meal and Rice ant‘es.
One-italf corn-meal. one cupful boil-
‘etL-rice, one‘tablespoonful melted blit-
“Nr, one cupful buttermilk, one~half
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Prepared Etpuially For This Newspapn
“by Pictorial Review
FASHIONABLE COAT IN GABARDINE.
Cheviot. It is made wuh a. high imit-
down collar and trimmed Vlllll potkt ‘si
that are about one-fourth as deep again
as the cuffs which finish the onc~
[tiet‘e sleeves. The length of the unit
may be regulated to suit the fancy of
the wearer. in medium sue the coat
requires 3% yards of 34-inch material
To make the coat the first stcp is to
adjust the uiitlel'i'acing,r to position titt—
dcrucatlt the front. corresponding edpt 9|
cven; then close the under-arm and
shoulder seams as notched. This mu: ll
accomplished, the' model looks pretty
nearly finished. The seams should to
carefully pressed, but avoid stretching.
Next. pleat the upper edge of the
pocket, placing “’I‘" on correstxindintz
small "0" perforations and tack. Sew
hand to pocket as notched. Adjust to
position on front, stitching edges ti!
pocket and hand along. indicating line
of small "o" perforations, bringing awn—
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Tara: no
git: small and large "0" perforations
in band to t-orrcsptttttliti; pcrfuinlitmt
iii front
(‘iosc the back scant of the collar not]
face. Sew to tit-ch t-tltztn null-tics tliitl
ccntcr-bttcks even.
To make the bclt. turn under'tdpes
of the two sections on slot perforations;
lop the folded edge of back section on
from to small "0" pci‘foitttions, llUlt‘llf'H
H‘ctt; stitch one inch front folded cdgt s.
(‘cntcr-front indicated by double "no"
perforations. Linc belt and adjust tin
.coat, bringing large and small 'o" pir—
forations lll l-atlt ltl‘ll section to t‘ l-
rcspontliitg pctl'orutloiis licitr tiinltr~
hurl seam and tat-it, l‘t’nil‘r'llllt‘lxs cv: 'i.
The sleevcit are made List. Vilma
scam as notched; tilt-n t‘lUH‘ the unit
scam and face. Sew to siecvc, notc: «a
- and scams evcn. Se“ sleeve in arm-
Every woman glories in the posses- hole its notched. small “o" pm‘ltil‘ulll'ils
shin of a coat. that is comfortable, yet at shoulder seam and eas'r iii any t.il-
l smart; a design that is essentially free ness,
‘ from clttmslness. Well, licre It is. The Buttons may be added to the Mil in
; cott‘t is suitable to development in gab- but-l; and also to the. upper mines of the
' urdinc, duvctyn. serge, Vt-louru or pockets.
Pictorial Review (‘ottt No. 6459. Sites 31. 36. 38. 40. 42, 44 and «it; illt‘iltl
) bust. Price. 15 cents.
Skirt N0. 6429. Sines 2'.‘ to ill} incl‘oowaiat, Price, 15 cents.
COAT
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I Stylish coat of gubardine. self-belted
i and trimmed with pleated pockets and
‘ buttons.
. , I'QOLORED GIRL MAY BE FIREBUG T I & d.” 9; (i Contract for Dyehouoe. ton“; tSItfl S PHI-$- v
. H “M . i ea 5 ' vii" ~£~ . l .. mu . or tutti... i... t... iLl'Et‘lt'i‘l‘Ji‘llii‘i'Tlt‘ I ' {Ii ' (3
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~ i "TW‘ORD W 84W” h *t Sikh! 0f fitting-m .mi u r . '- v. .. . . my W‘ . lLit:ista‘l't'rfilaa... : fl- lylltle Steam Dyeing 8‘ 93mm} 0’
t it .. ., t , ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " 9 1" La 1.... 1.... ‘. ... ‘{-... it“ an e "l (m “( 'U ‘ ‘ bones. sealed with Blue Ribbon. I BRI'DGFPORT ..----
laced 17. a negress, is held ' r obser- it“ dyeiiouse to be t-tntucd on Mullet not 3:? ch‘fi'fiwg.‘ It'lmli'md --...- ‘
‘ tvation as to hertmental condition, by and SiCk Pgapaa for the Muller tlloria Mills. it will be gn,no,§:g¢g;ggg;ignyskg_gg t F°"“°"'¥"‘"°Y"| Ii Iridium! ate-tn Dyeing 5 Cleaning ct
‘ fl_ v. {the police today, who believe that she _ ..~ - . 1- » A of brick contructlon. OHP'EWTY high, WBBVWISISEVERMERE ! SHk Drona. GIG .lflikm Ind L“. Curtalgl mgr“: id 9 t1
. ., . . . . ik 0W. f t .' S 5 '. i ,‘ ' ,, . ‘ f U. I' T.“ from 47.8. H LVN“ P" 293 “‘0 r 9° 9
I ‘ . 60d By Perfect PhySF-I n S 0 Wu fires h ill)“ that t 3 titlxltltl fut, and will cost about $8.i0 w J] p _ ‘ 5' p, _,
year ago she set one tire and then put
‘it out. The girl has been a nursetnaid
cal Health.
'in the fntuily of Austin Haviland “'
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'l'heexpenenceofMoth-rhoodisatr_y- - the-Sitnsbury district of the. two. 0n
incognito most women and marks (ha-t
The S. .\1. Green (‘o., Springfield.
Masts, drew the plans.
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For Duo-our Bowie. Colt
Fred H. Gannon.
tuner-i Director and Emu-lino:
Oflloo and Maldona-
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Work Started.
SPECIALTY BOXES
No Creams—
. . . . Thursday she. rushed into the house
laiinotlyanepochtnthetrllves. Notions. ,
lwith a story of being seized at the
Michael Mattielio has started work'
qmaain a hundred is prepared or un- t
hand! how u, properly me for her- : throat by a stl'onge man and iOlN
nit. ’ Of course nearly every Woman i get kerosene. ”She told an improbable
“mandamus medical freshnenutsuclt l story and then retracted and finally ad-‘
.M but many ‘13th the experi-‘i mitten. the police claim, that she lik- ‘ Amodicated healing powder
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incur“): an organism unarmed for the I . "
fill of alien gth; an d when it is over ! ed to see firesfor the excitement that oto‘pcitching,‘ chafing, heals
all irritation and soreness.
53.81509!!! h“ receivedaahock from ' they cause. On Oct. 2 a barn on the
For 20 you: tho nurse's best friend in
“It! hard to recover. Following I Havi'arid place was burned with a loss
fightupwthisoomea fhenervouaatrain . of $2,500. Three years ago the girl. “a sick 25c. m "-
NpRWALK CONTRACTING uo
sown:
w ill filomofller mm. ? when the house was burned. 'Ilhe girl
Munitions more churning than ‘ was formerly a ward in the county
> pyuidheaidty mothorof children: , home at Norwalk. ’She came front
‘ ed child-birth under the right White Plains. N. v.
Whoedbenohmrdtohealfli or .
rilywfll‘he file thing isj~
with all the evidence of shooter-ed ,
' - 'ondbrokenhoolfltmul from .
WNW“ "1d W 3m" the serious side, which was-that a load:
‘nte in which to prepare, women
persist in going blindly to the trial.
axing for the child, and a distinct . worked for a Mrs. Poole, in Ridgefleld.
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ThrComercial Record.
0 Will Build Garage.
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COURTED GIRL WITH GUN.
‘ will have 'two stories and basement
ed revolver was found, the police can- the lower floor and basement to be
’1‘. B. Wickwire has had plans com-
7 . d , . ”‘2‘“ f“ a ”m“ and ”we“ ”1°C“ the addition to the Hillside Sellout.
NEVl HAVEN, hov. 8,—Asi e fob garage to be erected on Knight St. it Jones & Hotchkiss had the
on the two-family brick house which,
he is to erect for himself on East Ave.
it is to be arranged for l3‘rooms and
will have all conveniences, including”
steam or hot water heat. -.
St. John & Keyser have the con.
,tract for a residence for Mrs. R. 8.
Sunday on Rowayton av. it. will be
24x24 and will be of frame construc-
tion. Louis Banks is doing the mason
work.
‘ St.‘.loiin & Keyser have completed
contract
' for the heatins- '
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88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907
A‘-
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iiave'Jusl Pitrcltaseti
a. large supply of'tooia, jack-knives
and alarm clocks, which will be
sold at reduced prlcoo.
"” r73. LYON”;
Good Job Printing .
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices'
ln0t help 3“)“in over the seventh ar- used for garage purposes and the up- 3“ our window display and
I-nlb.box.......... ..... 40¢
rlb.box.......... ..... .80¢
c N D Something especially fine.
Bridgerman Bros. = ”mm" 8““
Hantord Block
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets. South Norwalk.
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NEWLY REN‘OVATED.
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Rooms by tiny or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything first claés.
Mum a this time should rely
_ Lydia E. '0 Vegetable
‘ ' a most: valuable tonic and
rest on the charge of having conceai- per floor for storage. The roof will YALE ENTHUSIASM WANES.
prices.
ed weapons since the shooting..of De- be of gravel and will be carried on' ,
r—a—
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
tective Dorman. l“ "“5 instance Anna wood trusses. R. L. ‘DeForest has the
Swonkuto. a domestic, complained that contract for the work. The old build»
A. Rudolph Staz. Who llfld been keep. ”188 011' the property'are being TEHIOV' in the four Yale batteries authorized
.Norwalltj’awn Shop
J08. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water 32., so. Norwalk, Conn.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 8.-0nly about
graduates have enlisted for service
our of the female organism.
Dodge Brothers
ling her’company, was annoying her, . ,
that be sent her. arbouquet with a note. by the Adjutant-General a imfe' £2:
attached stating that if she refused to, Yale News points out the. su .
Tokeneke Residence. trealization of imminent national peril
marry him the flowers would be placed 3
R. G. Wood has been awarded tlielfiked some nine hundred to aDDIY- En-
' on her grave. A few highs ago Stan i. '
had seen the girl and tried to get her contract for and has started» work tthusiasm was enormous. Yale was to
I on, a regiment. an
consent. :to marriage-at the endirof a on, the proposed residence for .Dutilh;have a battali
gun. She put him out and Stan p0ked.8mith at Tokenoke. The plans. whiclilanmy corps. ‘ The lapse of- a week
the gunthro'ugh the kitchenwindow have been fully described in these ,‘wrought a woeful change. Two thirds
and persisted in his threats. Friday‘oolumnsr“ call for a. house of ntneiof the applicants have gone their
night Anna manna-Stu. told her room and three bath: with allncon- way willing that Yak; should he rep-
? ammhomouldobo-dood' by. tSuadaytNanion'ces and steam heat." The out resented- by some one else and that
- 'i‘itu police-found a loaded-revolver remit-tie about naooo: A.‘ a. citation: New Haven be detailed by the Gov-
" bind a clock In ain’t: room. . lathe 'arghiteob'y ' ' emor'tt FOQLQUFGIJ' :
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