jTUESDAY, NOV. 16, 19:5
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lit inter Underwear
to clothe the .
. whole lamily
in Men's Women‘s and childrene’ gar
ments at 25c, 39c, 50c 750 and $1.00, in
wool and fleeced lined at
E. K. BANKS ~
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
south Norwalk.
100 difierent styles to order
from. Order now. Bring your
own plate.
, Personal Greeting ii;
Cards '
DONNELLYs
‘ . Stationery -Store.
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WEATHER FORECAST. i
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Fillll
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For Not'walk and \l('lllll_\‘2
with eontinned low toinpei-xture
night and “'uliiesilay. .
'l'he trough of low pressure whieh
yas. control our the sutulsnr \'alle_.
mum; has
.u :iasiii: in. in‘eusity. and
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5‘ ,. .irrda- moi rd t’apidlg.
t‘llshtdltl
is FIOW a \ii'lihintwi‘. .ui'm ill' wt.
' t'e- owr .\\ii m‘laml. int ‘.
baiotnetez' a“ .loliI-‘s ieztoiiiz-\\t«~
italics, lt l.. s iatzsel liiizh minn-I
ii'onL-vthe New linularnl I‘Orls‘l. "n
nesteru eohl .tai'e has turned siv-fi h
eastward and is now return] over the
southern lt
,‘ieezinu teti'i-tii'atures as far .sott‘h 1'
,\t:ieon, (in. and Meridian, Bliss. 'l‘li
ieinpeiaiiii-e is now risini.r slowly ir
the western districts. The diSiilll'iillt"
return] on the l’aeit‘ie
is now
distriets. has l‘il'Tlt‘ ‘
wliieh
coast )‘(‘SItl'il:t_\
rMontana.
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
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eeiitral m er
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’l‘euipei'atiire: : high.
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ia-njaniin l‘).
(huntini'y property to Mrs. 1%. ll. Hal
Allen has sold his-
lughet
Lion Brand Yards -1
To secure the best results in any undertaking, the best
material should be used. We
Yarns to attain this end. Also the Lion Brand Book of
recommend Lion Brand
Instructions. We carry black, white and a good line of
colors, in Pansy and Midnight Zephyr, Shetland Floss,
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J. 1. MA LLETTE
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An Easy Way To Get
1. F“ l .
, $2300 ,
The greatest game ever inlrodueedl You :
l5 yet paid for playing it. l53l Awards. Begin 2
1‘. lo-day. Full details on page 42.
DONNE’LL'Y"
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
PICTORIAL REVIEW
Christmas Number
150,
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FOR SALE AT
STATIONERY
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK.
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0RDER EHERTS BEER /
FOR YOUR CLAM ‘BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
now owned by the runs.
i llow line that is going to
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\\ lto lo\ e to) s!
lint it isn't line at all for
siptee/e themselves into siiial
; sipieexed iirst because we no
iiioye them into lli'\\ smaller
\\ill you note \\t‘ll these
the mines given as regulai a
“fi—(iWLAND's
‘ Rugs and Their Prices .
Get Squeezed
Flint of all the many joy—thing; for the holidays to
hurry forward, \\ill be the toys.
Next week they rlaiin all tlie‘spaee on the third floor
mediates 1
'l‘hat slpiee/itig‘ begins ii};
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can notrrii unnwanx EVEfiINGSENl‘INlB 3" ‘
ltt‘ for “05! and ill”. lidlxs
the i'iie‘s. il‘liey simply must
lei' spare.
ht nowwand the wires are l
ttd rather sell rugs. thati
lpial‘tet‘s‘.
prices and remember that
re this store's- usual'priees
tor the \ei‘y saute sort oi rugs,
\\‘hitlall's llody llrussels rugs.
twotone and Oriental patterns,
o by 1.3 it. regular $2o~$25.
seamless heavy .\x
t wo—toned
Steuben
miiistei' rugs;
gaml rose, tli‘iental copper
Hrieutal rose and
brown
and
:l'ON‘C shades.
thrown lottestl
it) by [J ft. regular SJip «$25.
8 114 by to t-.: it, regular $26--
$12.
tiood lll’lll sot't Axiiiinster rugs
.\xminster hall rugs, .27 inches;
by 10 1-2 feet, regular $543.25.
Small .\xntinster rugs. of ex-
Celleiit patterns and rich colors:
30 by 7: inches, reg. $4-—$3. ‘
34. by (33 inelies‘. reg. $350—$150
27 by 54 iiiehes. reg. $t.75~—~$I-50_
.\ I‘eu' t‘i‘ey rugs: 'l‘hos'e slllL‘ll'
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did
rugs made of wire grass
whieli are so sanitary and lighti
.I .. is
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pennies
Entrange on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn, Tuesday, November i6, 1915.
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Autumn Easter
Women Suits Are Less !
[Jt s btit a matter of a few days to 'l‘baults‘uhing
Day: the .\uttitnii liaster! W . i
\\ e mark it by offering many handsome suits from
our regular stoelr at neuly low })l'lt‘(‘S-—-’dll(l by guaran—
teeing that the one chosen slall be ready for wear on the
holiday. ,an-t
Just about every style and Color of the season.
A generous share oi the iur~triimiied suits which
llit\'t‘ \\()ll fit) Niall-V ll‘lk‘lltlfi.
.\ good bit: share of tasteful suits trimmed with
braid and \\ith \'el\et. ‘ by"
l‘leiit‘ of quiet suits-Jim delightful whole:- for the
\tonia'fi \‘-"iii :iupi'eeiates the beauty of rie': 'rin‘u-nijq.
Serge and liroadrln t3: :.'i:l lama llll‘..‘.‘:
ries of the .‘iuitiinii. -
lii'ou'ii and :;i‘e<n.'iinl lilili' an-l ‘ilarl. for these are
layot'ites.
It is north ienieinberiiizg that these are the i’igiilar
suits chosen by the slim b-eaiiw- ue lxllt‘\\ they would
meet the :ippi'oi.al oil the or Well of Bridgeport. '
Ready Tuesday At These Prices
were $20, $22.50 and $25
$18.50
all the int.-
the
were $27.50. $30 and $35
$24.50
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tutti iltitil'
We Clear. Out Curtains in Lots
2, 3, or 4 Pairs
lil'l>l{ and salistaetoi‘y (lii_\'\ ll.i\t' been following one
another rapidly. up anion;r the lace eiirtains.
\\‘hat a lot \\ e'\ e sold!
Nowwto elear tip the odd lots uhit‘h ha\e been left
of each of the many sorts.
l‘here are J to 4 pairs of seiet'al lxllltls. Hi“ 50 pairs,
for example \\ e haye sold .37. The remaining 3 pairs will
be sold in one lot at a new temptingr pi‘iee. Fame ease
\\itli all quantities which hare been sohl drum to 2. 3 and
4 pairs. .. ,‘
Regular qualities. of course. in perfect condition e\:- -
eept that one eurtain iii each lot has been used here in
the store as a sample for exhibition.
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Here is the list-oi lots with price for each iota-~—
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Sole Agents for The Norwalks yin handsome {lowered and Oriole
and yet very durable:
'ifhes‘i, liatil‘s A. A. baslto‘ihnll temp' . > On Draught at Connecticut Ave. a 1tail pittierns‘, it lg}! 13 fee't, my“; . ’Scrim and marquisctte:— Cable net and Novelty ;_ '
will journey tolliostport tonight ‘w'wlr‘ m . Patterns amid: ml‘i‘g‘lllm' ltd-‘5‘ ‘) l’} l~' tt.. Wis"- $7 —$5 .3 2 pairs, were $3 pair-45. 3 1mm “-9“. 535,0 p,,,,~-s4_
“w" “I!“ "m ”w ( mm)” I'M" “mm“ ‘ ”W -. ”W" .. W“ "'"‘ "" " ‘ ”’ i~$15. M..- 9m“ , t.) by is it” reg, SS~$6 2 pairs, were $2.50 pair~~$3. 2 pairs. we... :3 pa,r_$5'
bashetbail’ mm“ m the (Km fitment. ' ‘ n” i ‘ . i y. i " ‘ . . :5 pairs, were $2.50 pair—44. 2 pairs. were $3.50 pair—$5.50.
aim” ' M E R R I L L C a L L E G E ‘ lelllv“ Lyn“) my,“ l) inlaid «lit‘iiileuui. mostly iii tile 31’"“‘*‘-““"‘¢’ $3 Ditir“$4-5°- 3 pairs, wercsiao pair~$6.
3 ‘ w—+_ . ._ 3: by [2 _eet_ poor patterns am co . . . ~ . . 3 pairs, “.9“. $2 pair—>35. 2 pairs, “ere $5 [1‘11le
—WEDNES‘E’AlYl lHGlHE't i l f OUR SE‘CRETARIAL COURSE will fit “T‘ especially gored for l"l(lr"""‘ m“! hardwood patterns. Build and 2 hairs. were'Na'iO pair“ $6. 3 pairs were $4 pair—$9.
. .. ..__i,. c'.- Cori-tent: N _ .. - J ' . ‘ . . |_ . _
0 Emir]; (lf‘lllfcmn 1:11;“: ”wiping you to accure and hold a good position. use; regular $1: $12.50. (llll‘illtlt‘ and “llll l‘d‘t‘r“ ““1“”; 3 PM”. were $2.00 pair—$6. 3 pairs. were $3.00 pair—49.
rue. . . . ‘ ‘ . '- w: ‘ "— . - '
flit!“ "15 ‘0 1" ASK FOR I \ 1 1 right through to bottom ot fabw 4 PM”. “HT 3-3 DR“ 57. 1 pairs, were a pair—$8.
‘ .. 9 Panel .» xniinster rugs, iani , ._ .3 pairs. were 33 pair—$7. ., pairs- “we $6 pairflsm .
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. - - . . llt. ii-nlar «it and at it .. . .- . _ I. ‘ n, .
Miss Verna Gregory returned to FREE BOOKLET some (it effect, , l»: by to 1-) it. b ’ ‘ .- paiis. were so? [3311‘ i$8. 9 4 up)“, nete TOO pair—$12.
Norwiilk Sunday evening after it SOll’l‘ll NUMWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER regular SILSO‘ $to. ' yard-”69¢. . .l pans. win 5. ..i pa r»~$ . .3 pairs, were. So pair-4,12.
week-end visit with her uncle and . 4 pairs. were $3 pair—$9. 4 pairs. were 34 pair—$13.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch, 0f 5:--. i . . _...-, _.-. _. __.. ~-__M-,-_._... fl , i 2 pairs. were 86 pair—$10. 4 pairs, were $5 pair-$17.
‘ood Hill Weston. . l _..__._. 4 pairs. were $3..i0 pair—$12. '
.1 , v“ 'Hlt'l'c was a regular meeting of Our 31,-, and Mrs. .\l. W. ”MW“ of. . _. . 3 pairs, were ”'50 pair—$12. SCOtCh lace and Nottingham:
'l‘lw‘iumiihly meeting. of the Nor i ”"U'l'grsl' Lodjale. N0. 10‘. 1; (TO-“.1": li'i-m‘iyhii“iim Ithe HilfPSIIIs‘ of Mr. and} ' 2 pair} were 9 pair—$15. 2 pairs. were $1 pair—$1.50.
. . .. -. ti. - . . (Slit-“i I .‘s'Ii. H‘ SN'U‘H H‘g‘t’t‘ “- . 5- . ‘4- ”hi2". o “l'illllillll iii'e- . . ‘ ' . . 2 i ‘ or). . ’— .
will. liilldin... l.o..n Lil linestmt ii worked “he, 0"“. Sundav. ‘ There is Just a week for these squeezy prices to do .Cluny and Irish-paint D1llS,“t t $150 pair $2 _
Association will he l't'lil this I‘Vt‘lllllfl ' ~ ‘2 pairs. were $2.50 pal 3b 2 pairs, were :2 pair—$3. ‘
. :es t' 'l‘:il | .\‘~ Holden, on ‘ - ! uickl .. :_ ‘ _ ai~ 5. 'I ‘ . . . _
igciljli‘inlgtliin “(12,... ‘- U The Palace Theatre authorities Julius M- Ulrich, proprietor 0f the the“. work Be Q l ~’ iiiit: iii: :3" 5'3 gait-$4 4 Dam, “em $1,“ m” $4.
' i . -_-.¢_— have complained to the poliee that ”“l’ .‘Ifit‘nge in Grecnwleh, has filed a- - l j 1);”; were $1150 pal | 2 pairs, were $2.50 pairs-$4. i ,
The joint hall oi the members of ennui-on. yesterday. “W“ down it Eilili()llllll :mnkniptcy in the l'nited; Carpet ”3“- ‘lmd ”"mn ., t 3 pairs, were 8" 50 pair—$8 3 pairs. were $150 pair-"$6.
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90“” Millw'k‘mm' “WSW." ”f A” “In“. number 0' “mmmng DOME” lltls‘ 0[($l:l:‘:‘t'(‘0urt. He has lablli- 3 l 3 pairs. were $5 pair—$12. 4 pairs, were 2.00 pair—$8.
erieafand Star of (‘oltinibia Circle. \'.lll(‘ll (it-('uitied positions in ”19 ”103- i "‘ 'M and “339's 0‘ $303.: .4 pairs, were ”.50 pair—$12. 3 pairs, were $3.50 Mir—$9.
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pompttnions ot‘ the Forest, is S(‘ll?(l~vllt‘ lobby on .\ortli Mani street. ; l l 2 pair-6. were $10 pair—$16. 3 pairs, were 34 pair—$9.
tiled to he held this evening. ’ ” ~ . WW 4 . . ‘ ' .
A eaml party and dance will be. ; i These at SpCClal pnce 1:00; and m quantity ;_
1i... Vin-walk bowling team win golllt‘ld this evening, at the Catholic HIGH SCHO0L NorES . . ' ‘ Mereerizcd scrim curtains. lace edge. Spnlft'dlt‘ln-
'10 7““ “mill!“ "might and Fla.“ ”it‘ll lub ”(’“5‘” 0“ WU“ “mm" under. 1 . 7 l stitc‘ltcd- .‘s‘ood Size, white and Arabian; regular bLSO~
.bOVl‘lilll.’ team of that platie. The Nor-i the auspices 0‘ the St. “Mi/'5 Ladies' 0 l " $1.25
. . . . . . l’WVVVVWi . ' . . {its t'iiiietexture.(lrawnwork
walk team will probably consist oflJiul boctety. 'llte“«|l‘ldll 18 being 8an Mercerith scrim eiirtii 0
Meeker Dennison! Balmm Rose and F“ "R ‘l benefit for “‘9 W” 0‘ ”‘9 hm “we! Hem) 1‘0“” C099". * ' . edge and fanty lace corner. main of “hilt . regular bl -:
. .i . . . - ielturch had charge of the pity-5108 Class yes“ H l d Dr GOOdS CO 'i $1.50 ‘ :‘m
and” _._..__... l ' .. I ~————————- “‘l'dfly' «- at The 0w an y ' . Madrasof nice quality and pretty pattern. soft anal _:
- . - ‘ . . . -. . . The regular Thur iav ; . ' ' ~ ,I -' -xc ll‘nt dra iii itality: 36 inches wide—25c y . :
uOl‘tlt—‘l‘ your Personal (ireeting eards‘“-Cl1lldl‘en 0f Marys dflnfe- .“(d-‘Nv, sewing club will the it 1: MillenlOOn: \ . . “imp? 5 fine meriz‘eriqnqd scrim of Wood luster white and . ..
eat-1e early do not wait. until thel-loseph's Hall. Sterling-\Velitttz melt. -' e a . lss Eliza;l ~ ._ . . an . . c ,. . , . i
(thriamiis rllfill You can use yourE ““‘V‘ l hm} Stevens home in South Norwalk,’ Arabian: regular 25c ytl.——. 19c .
own plate. D0nnelly‘s Stationery‘ A regular meeting of Buckingham 0“ next Thursday. i . -7 . .- ,#_... ~ ~ ’;,,__.; _;P'=5_—‘. Third flout.
store. ”-051, W. R. 0., will be held Thurs-l Miss Aniy Clark of Norwalk, who is? - ' —" ""‘
‘—‘ —— lilay. November 18th, in their rooms now attending a private preparatory: REFUSED To ADMIT WIFE. l HOUSE MARGlN IS ONLY 25. .,_
The Sterling Furnitmr (‘omtiflni'flti tictt hien‘s hall, on Main stt‘eet."seltool for The case of George and Ella Pease.
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in the United SW93 Illt’T‘rbi‘ wimiing'nieeting a supper will be served, and" The local High School football teamiwith breach of the peace. and Ellai WASHINGTON. Nov. lti.—~Uhicial: .
second prize. This "“90"“ is indeed it, is requested that every member will go to Torrlngton on Saturday to‘- with assault and breach or peace. Itipgiires made public today by 30‘“ l ' l . '
Due to be proud of. and Sl"“"l‘5 highly lhl'im: something for this SHDDW- The play the 'l‘orrington High School teamnseeniii that Mrs. Tease came homeifrriinble. clerk 0f the ‘House. f‘hOWiNAVY LEAGUE WANTS MEmBERSTimiil'lbm.h ninth.“ 5:51:13' m l-m Sign?“
tor the salesmanship of the cniptoyes ‘pueetlng will start at 2 O'clock shfll‘D- They will leave by auto bus on 831- last night about twelve o‘clock, butllhat in the new “01159 "19 Demmmtsf \‘t'ASHlNGTON. N0“ lb-"F‘m’mj tl 3min insist: It i t.“ 911V 3 d at n'
bf this concern. . .9 - l urday morning. It is a trip of aboutwhen she tried to get in, Mr. Peaseiavill have a plurality of 34 over melwill be made by the newly organized 19 men par c pa e in ie can er.
‘ the door and refused to admlt‘ Republicans and a majority of 25.2womanis section of the Navy Leagueience and heard speakersof national
pf this city. sohl the second largest.’t‘lie department inspector and prose! MESS-z intends 1° be home “10 Tuefl-iboth colored, came tip beiore Judge Democrats Have Plurality of 34 --
number of Hoosier Cabinets duringldefit Will be present. and 9V9” menu day before Thanksgivmg, 10 599M &;l.oekwood this morning. in the HD- over Republicans ”h H WI? d Dr GOOdS co m
the recent nationally advertised gaieilber is urged to attend. After the week's vacation. Itomi court. George was charged , ' l e 0 .3“ y o ‘
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l Dr. E. ii. Gumbart will give a 190‘. 130 miles through the beautifulNaugai-ltocked
lure tomorrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock tuck Valley, All those wishing to her]
before the members of the Women's make the trip with the team, .mflylthl‘ealened
Assocaltlon of the South Norwalk make arrangements with Rockwell'
Hard words passed, and Ella-0W? all parties represented in thatito enlist a million members by Jan.jpi'oniiiience discuss national prepared.
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personal violence tobody. The roll call of the new Houaeluary 1 to aid in the movement forines»
George when. she got hold of mmlwill be based on the conipilationymuonal preparedness. . ,
. \to ma Safe, Economical and _ ,Congregational Church, on the Expo- Dugagy..the manager. \ When dificers Domey and Clune ar-‘niade public today. it is as follows: This was decided upon at the first: GIRLS IN. BAD HEALTH.
“C ». ' _ all anions. the Yellowstone Park. ‘etc. 11-. .- ‘ . rived on the scene. En, wag making Definerats, 230; Republicans, 196: Conference of the league, which. afteri Hundreds of girls 80 w work my: .
onvementn way to PEY. gustrations will be shown by meims 01‘ -—HOW AN ENGINEER KEEN good her throat with a large rockiprogresslve, 7; one Independent. one effecting permanent organization“ after day, afflicted with some ailment
.billa—chat way. is by‘check. thetmilsctograitih- :59 an?" Drum" “55"" The couple were locked cup for the Soxliitflmlgztralcfisgggsxvt“fine“ adopted rzsml’ilmnéollfinfieirziiiiiil”“1““ to the" m, dragging- on,
' r ' - ‘35 0 a" “ 9"“ “5 °“°' n in ht. This morning George pleaded 9 ' Wilson an 0 91‘ ' root wearlly otter the other working .
- railroad e no 8 t ,. i , _. . ‘
Are Y9? doing It? to ditching “child :rnggexm not guilty. and Ella pleaded guilty.jdent is Representative William Kent to support. adequate national de ‘ “war“ with one eye on the clock “w
‘ Cheating Accounts, large
'_ 6r ”tall, are cordially in-
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‘ ’ The
Local nttorn ya learn that Judge”
"Hows rd B. Smith of Danbury. ls till-E' G. Dunnphant of Marietta, Mm, bu
at .m' e. Becauiia of this the. run a Frisco engine 25 year- and an
casd'of nth? try-Rankin Company the medicine he has taken ll Foley's
, Honey and Tar. He writes: ‘1 they!
of Boston. against Ray Sherwood. of keep it in my battle and .0“
The cage was then continued fromiot California, origiiially elected aa'a
day to day. and Judge Lockwood gave. Progressive. The Socialist is Meyer
orders to t the couple if may-London ol'flie TWeitth New York
were seen to ring oddity atroetiildiiim‘il-~ In the last 001181883 the
am] , . ‘ JProgresslves hadlelghteen members.
tense legislation and calling for thewlshing for closing time to come.
annual observance, 01' a “national de'; Every such girl should rely o Lydia
louse day” on the opening day 0',E. Ptnkham‘s Vegetable; CoilIMntILe'i'
Congress, with meetings and, rallies to restore her to a normal . healthy;
throughout the country under the 0F'condition. then work will be spies»
. ~ \ ” ‘ J this eltyphna been postponed. it is it to all who have | bad 1: V0, Representative’charlea Randall. of ganiuation’a auspices. , :ure. For forty years this limou-
~. , " under: another Judge will be m- ..omp "- , ’ ‘sauyNEL-WANT'MO the Ninth California district. Who was Steps already have been taken bysroot and herb medicine.has been pro.
. merrus‘m , enroll. “1° will condnue the cases Sold are “‘ no performing 8M0” i... many elected on the Prohibition ticket. has Mrs. William Cumming Story. Dresl- eminently successful in .controtllnx’
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dent. ot.thd..Da_uxliteI,-a.cf the Ameri- the disease: of women.
Goal. ' s
MB" 3910!. 9° ““011 “JP
rheudbetqredhejuiz “I‘ll“! “ ' ngtm- you n.- .announced his‘intantion to not an I Why ,don’t',
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