Mans.“ I'amea Woman's Dre. for
c... .13 51 Musical Comedy.
Seymour ll te. manager of the
dread Opera lieu». boiler“ he has
Edi it’ll filiii
1» decdthe ' dthcdechleof
“hinted mun-ten . stun-uto-
' “City“ lewYorkhorld.
mutt-Ache lad
leaner!“
"rho new nylon in wonten‘aidreaa,
ibelievc. have had a great deal to do
with it," said Mr. Rice. “Now, Just
watch some or the women as they
pass up andrdownrthe auwats; note
the short Ihlrta: observe the brilliant
boots and ban.
“You see. in former days men and
When the Superior court. civil side.
on- ia today [or more jury business.
Judge Edwin B. Gager, presiding, the
has one a the trial liat. if ready,
Illliahcd an moo-st action for
the amt. at twelve good men.
This Mn 0 he silt bought by
Same-l A. Purdy, administrator at
women went to the theatre and saw
girls in short skirts and high topped,
In” Old “mt lines, with radi-
ant stockings, and the dress was a
the estate 0! the late Sidney Watts.“
I'eatwrt. against the lattera eon.
Bin-Icy Watta. The legal proceed-
haa involve a dispute between the
Iohlana or Sidney Watts. The de
Inna-st con. it is claimed, took ad-
novelty.
‘Toopie saw things on the stage
that weer diaerent. Women saw ex~
pensive boots that they wouldn't think
of wearing themselves. They saw
short skirts that they wouldn't dare
.lagn of his close relfluonship with wear. The men. or course, saw all
.jathc to secure a deed of the old those things, too.
'h- property. Stanley Watts dense... “Well. with this parade that you
.1 wrong doing. He says his fath~
I telt keenly about the conduct ot
lb brother and sister and made the
“I of his own free will, with the
“aeration that Stanley was to
m for his father while life should
hat. The father committed suicide.
(notional Record in Court.
Tiet case has had an exceptional
""1 " u m' h "3 “We“ inloom-I. Find Enough cum Buaincaato
can see on the streets any day. why
should folk pay their way into a. the-
atre to see the same thing and fewer
of them? This show on the street is
endless and daring."
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COURT.
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LONDON. larch 1.—a1though
barely nineteen years of age. Henry
Pattinson, of Rusklngton. Undoin-
shire. has just been promoted to be a
major in the British army. He has
risen by sheer merit from a private
in a schoolboy battalion.
i’attinson's father is a minor towp
oflicial In Ruskingtou. When the war
opened the. boy was at Haileybury
school, where he had a greater reputa-
lltlll as a football play" than as a
scholar. although he was regarded asI
too young for a place on the st-hool’s‘
‘llrnt t'lt‘Vt‘n. in the school military
huLi‘dilUil his superiors reported that
he “shows no special aptitude (or mil-
itary duties." but as soon as the war
broke out he offered his services.
lie was rejected on his first two
i
. . '- t' b t h croisted. and
liber. 1912. more than three Keep Them Busy '0, 3"“ ‘H "m“ “m”; u " I” -l
min ago. The administrator asked I In th gm“ authorities finally strett ”‘1 a
.' on " .point. and he won appointment as
‘0 h" the deed 0' ihe'property sell There in enough business on the
and. ""1 “Mined “5-000 danltlxes'docket in the Civil superior court to
bodies” . ikeep a iury busy for several months
The case has had an exceptionaliand owing to the present panel being
my viewings. The verdict
I‘llhlt the son. Stanley. A motion been drawn and reported for duty this
tract aside the verdict was dentud.;mornins- Under the law :1 Juror out
A- appeal followed to the Supromyscrvo only eight weeks consecutively
court. That tribunal found error and!" there are four members of the
moved a .9. in“. .old panel. who have I _
. u... pm“". Filed. and their names haeminoa included
(ftw for Stanley Watts tiled:
When they hava served t 0
new pleadings. He moved to strike“ ' u!
nfl-m from the Jury docket on “01mm, they wiil’bc blind! of ‘uty'.
'I'.‘ that it asked for equitable re ‘. “'3 jurors summoned '0' ma‘ are:
I“ and the court was it at able
it": upon "the onestiond. This mo~
-M was granted by Judge Williams. i .
. Il'he question of the illegality of the tort! s. M" .
Iced was then presented to the court Greenwich: Joqun.1..a‘,osgrore. Br
and Judgment nuts rendered in favor‘ 7 I
of the defendants with costs. it look- and Gardner A. Hoyt.
so as though the issue was decided; Nowtown: ll. M. Grocaman.
but the plaintifls were persistenti Norwalk: Minot S. Smith.
IM claimed the son had not kept
Na part of the agreement and as this F. Barf!-
Involved what they thought was a; Trumbull:
Question of tact they attired to haveucmkt C
..
Martin J. Brady.
the hm hm upon it. Outlook-y
r ..~ ;- Citation of Pam,
T‘w-o 1-. :i question of'tlip "mam E. Blake”. ,3 . I
d t’::~.-- 1mm,“ and it “3 like-1 Westport: Frank B. Dayton. Preder
ly ‘to' ‘be tonsideretl by the m”, to._‘.it:k 8. Gerham and John P. McCorm
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“iva—Y‘
nor-row. unless some other motion is ick. 4;
Indie to relieve them of responsibllfl ——-——- M-
- ‘ HOTEL HAS TO PAY FOR FAKE
. It is not i
m mpmme um m" Hons: sacs.
' In; be the outcome with tha.iurther..
llkdihood of another trip to the Su-j
wastdown to 16, a new panel at jurors has]
. .llrldgcport: William Manson. __.__.___
Helm P- Bum-Jacob. Demand» end otvnosa snare mouse-r rm.
lrleld: Chutes it. tanks so}! Clif-
t.ew Canaan: William .A. 'iiav'nnport ‘
Stamford: lIyouis S. Regent and Louis
Burr l-‘ .Beach. George
barlea .l. “Wiley“! Samuel
._v‘. t....t. .,
Stratford: Awr Bradley and rrmt’
. "BOSTON. larch Gz—A jury in the
.set-ond lieutenant in a competitive ex-
‘amination in September. 1914.
1 When he became a captain last June
Ihe was the youngest captain then on
.active duty in France. Hts regiment
lsaw very severe lighting at Loos and.
latter the. series of battles there, he
lfound himself the. senior surviving ot-
gerved six wegn‘ilcer. Until a new colonel was ap-
rpointed he was in charge oi his regi-
in the panel which reported odorfment. innocent-Med Manual sowoilt
eeks'that he was in due course rewarded
by" premoiton to his present 'plnbe that
‘ major.
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tWiIl of Domenico Martucclo.pI
in. of Property Worth UM.
Admlttcd trerosm.
1 nmnonron'r. March t—ghe. will
30f [Domenico Martuoclo. dated Febru~
lary 2a, which was admitted to pro
bate by Judge Miller today provides
. ' ‘
w.
ttate among the me
I ily. §!..
The will provides that
of on t
' Marie Mnrtuccio.
it is to be sold and the nocccds of the till! on
sale divided in equal parts among the, In N!
six children.
Wmlhacanatorlo.
TIE II!“ I t P TIA 8..
Tel. No. one tit Wadi-goes It. tooth w Free Delivery
for the distribution of his 87.000 aa-
the executor,
Attorney H. A. Goldatcln. is to spend1
8100 for small monument’fo ho erect-I
ed at the give of the isolator. The;
m.» use of his-holes and and at m at» y
Willard mfi'ia given to his widoW.
and at her death for an e
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m or We Gila
'lhO-tc-m-mm Io.
DAYUOHT IOIIERV NETO Old.
NW HAVEN. larch 7.—A bold,
daylight hddup which netted the rub
her about 814 in cash and a silver
watch occurred yesterday at a branch ’7
store here of the Gmt Atlantic and
mac Tea ct-pany. The man walk-
ediatotbeatonandatthepoiatol
a revolver forced the clerk. Walter
Culhane. to give up his watch and
than locked hill in a back room.
While he was taking the money from
the cash drawer a woman customer
entered the store. She screamed for
help as the man turned—his revolver
on her, but he drove her from the
store and made his escape. The clerk
who had gotten out oi the back room
and one or two others pursued him.
but were unable to locate him.
The robber is described an being
about thirty years old, of medium
height. smooth face. stocky build and
dressed in a gray coat and cap.
Later the clerk utdoe him just
taken most of the money from the
cash drawer and had in his pockets
over 8143. which the robber
glooked.
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REVENUE AGENTS TRAIL LOCAL
TAX DELINQUENTS.
Many Tobacco Dealer and Amusement
Proprietors at Fault Must
Pay Penalty.
Emergency tax delinquents are now
being hunted down by the internal rc-
venue agents 0! the government ,wbo
have been busy In the county for sev-
eral days. it was learned today that
there to a lama-bar alwaheatras.
billiard and polo rooms, bowling allow.
ids-room” mo- dodged !
the tax, which was payable up'2to Nb
m l. 'e‘ .
in Stamford and Danuhry. vlhich is]
in this revenue district, therelui glaoI
'many delinquents. Thoee wlfi. tailed‘
[O'Ny their bills on time wilt he as-
aeaacd an adds r cent. o’iha tax
.r their lati .‘ .. e held goalies
honnccted wl tll'ilrldgcport'internal
avenue oillce will be kept bfiy tor
several weeks. bringing in the, delin-
, aentn ‘
.-
w
mum
128 haflronu IRLB strait HALF
‘ Hdt on.
t Shirtwalat Workers Aloo [not ought
Increase in Wages hm
$5 to 81! Week.
FORD. March 7.—0f the 150
of the . ax l'toth Shin Waist
here. 128_aro on strike today
ighl-hour day with hall holi-
Salurdny and a small increase
. They work 55 booms week
i now. There tire only six men employ-
$1“
tdctory
For Sitirtings.
For Waiatin‘gs
(5'
K I Wmvfl‘
-ta
3‘.
Iplpme court. lnI‘Ithese proceedings
Comiey & Comley have represented
Stanley Watts and Walsh & Hubbell.
1
ti Norwant. the sd'miulutrator and nth .
Superior court today returned a ver-
dict for 86,110 against the Hammond
Hotels, proprietorn of the Hotel Ea-
lie! in this city. tor money which nob-
ert H. Kemp. of Brockton. claimed to
"'~‘ «claimants. ' . ..
2:. . have lost in betting on a “fake horse
There ‘8 3“" plenty 0! jury busl- tat-e at the hotel in November 1913
near ready for this court. in fact, ' .
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I‘enongh to last for the. rest of the
court year. But Judge (lager will end
his services here the hurt of this
month and Judge James H. Webb will
move up from the criminal side to
open the April term. As there is a
lot- of court, business awaiting trial it
Ila hardly likely the jury Will be con-
. I tinned after Judge (lager departs. But
tthury may be, called again for the
_ special May term as it was a yearago.
Judge William is assigned for that
I Kemp alleged that he was persuad-
ed by several persons who had set up
i“ poolmom in the hotel to bet $5,360
!on a horse race. He brought suit
;aaginst the hotel corporation to re
cover this amount with interest. un-
1der a revised statute which makes
property holders liable for money lost
'in betting on their premises if itis
proved that they had knowledge ',of
what had taken place. ~
POTATOES FOR CANADA.
will ,m’ed in the concern. all of whom are
Tl xother rovisiuna oi the
N p The girls earn from
as follows: :50 to daughter. (‘nrruoluIskllled Operators.
Stavoln of Btratfortl; Slot! to daugh- $5 to 812 a Week.
ter. Jennie (folio oi Norwaik: :50 to The New York Iiactory of the com-
daughter anny is closed because of a strike.
Farm: Ricclo of Bridge-l
port; 3375 to Mm. p.“lI 3375 .0 In“. There are also branches in Mnford;
and New Haven.
Joseph. and $60 to son, Frank. the !
last three being minors and resident! ——"——’
of Bridgeport. BILLS INTRODUCED BY OONOIE“.
All of the remainder of the estate I "A" E. J- HILL- h 7
is left to the widow. The IDDraiaers “ASHWGTOA, D. 0.. Marc .a.
of theegtaie appointed by Judy. Mil- Congressmn Ebenezer J. Hill has intro-I
ler today are Clodomlro Petuccelli. “09d 3 bi“ '0 DR! a pension of 820 8
1
and Nathan C. Hen ‘monih to Mrs. Josephine Didi?” 0ft
.:1_--.-=:.~_12-.-5-_.
. g 7 Norwalk. widow of Clark Dickens of
Dill 800w, Milli. .
Company A. Thirteenth Connecticut
‘ Volunteers.
t Mr. Hill has presented to the Hotrse
7a momorlai trom Gutzon 'Borgiutn of
"3 Stamford. the famous sculptor, propon-
iarln. Whether or no he will have
.o
! liii ctisrtihts
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WASHINGTON. Nat-ch 6.-—An order-
authorlaing permits for the imports!
.to‘n of potatoes from Canada. subject:
to new regulations which have been
accepted by the Canadian
meat, was announced today by the1
Department of Agriculture. i.
Canada having agreed that all pots-l
toes ordered for export to the United‘
; Wered his health suflciont, to ot-
Iciate is not yet apparent. if he is
.. not able to not some other judge will4
no doubt be. assigned.
. tic Stomach. Liver. Soweto.
- VETERANS ARE CONTENTED.
. I IHIAIR‘l‘FORD. March. 7.—t}overnor
; 1‘ numb; Militant-General George it.
v
bowels are clogged with sour waste.
nuts, iiiiliill
“0%,... Look at Tongue! It Coated. Clean I.It.‘t visitors here yesterday,
Don't scold your tretfnl, peevish 1 Jmag TRUMBULL. oLD RAILROAD
child. See it tongue is coated; this let
a sure sign its .little stomach. liver and
1 ing the noutnllutlon and internation-
l’aliution ot the water highways of the
world.
“ (Edward S. Spargo. 0! Bridgeport and
Charles A. Parole of Thomaston WC
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MAN, DEAD.
.GTONING’I‘ON. March “Ix—James Vlll
, Allen Trumbull well known in Railroad
r
ml
",2 ..I.
. a
T3: the; Summoner-hi P. H. lngalls.
A} B. Beers andhllajor John ii. That-
other. niclhhers of the Soldiers' Hospi-
I talI Board: visited the Soldiers Home,
at Noroton. Saturday. Governor Hol-
._ coach said today he‘ias pleased to
find that the improvements recom-
t.
Idioms were in a mot-econtanted con-
".ztlttioo than they had been. He ”did
‘ lathe-r a single complaint against
4h- Iihnagclnent He said he saw 'a
we at the mattresses to be for
“bed had found lt-to be "cdnfofl‘ti-
[-
"" tick dinner with the veterans.
' fiasco-s :3: n
: I“ h A .V“'. .071."
we
grounded .by the board had been car-
...ried out and that the inmates of the ‘
1Q iitd‘gocd enough for' anyonh‘.”i
Governor Holcomb and the other vis-
1'17. .1 e3
has-eta". emotion-4m sin
States may be free from injurious din-
eases and insect pests, imports from
the requirement of inspection and con
tiflcation before shipment. They will
be subject to the usual inspection on
arrival. '
'flO'T’ROSPICTB OF PEACE:
WASHINGTON. larch I.—Colonel
E. IL Home, who returned yesterday
from Danna. is understood to have
told‘ era-idea: Wilson today that he
Ifou'nd no more prospects for peace
doling his recent visit to the capitals
ot'nungsrsnt;sa.ttms’ mantis match
his jvtntiut spring. ’
' oooo noses cuteness: '
'— m ‘Iircbfl'L-‘ervthtps-
the W MNM'HZW’
——.———
oi hummus.
aural
mm to out
25' (10.. no ‘11.! ”is“! 'W“ . I
.v-r'e. :"mt‘t't‘gkeg 3!: 115091:
that. country will be exempted from.
m meow»: -: .
When listless. mic, feverish. lull offcircles in Cotfitectlcut. died yesterday
cold. breath bad threat sore. doesn't; me.- u. illness at ueveral weeks. At
teat. sleep or act naturally. has stem-gone time he was superlntondant of the
Iochsche, indigestion. diarrhoea. give mod providence and Boston ,nurosd;
teaspoonful of “California syrup olllgter ho was superintendent of tho
Figs." and sour bile and termentinsz-l-larttord division ‘thn the roads
have a well and playful child again. i the Shore line division of the New Ha-
Cbllm love thia'barnlell "fruit lax- ven' road with headquarters it “0'
alive.” and mothers can rest easy af- Marlon, '
tor giving it. because it never fails to ' lie was born Sept. 18. 13“; and
make their little “insides" clean and to“... his two and two Morton‘s or
sweet. when John Trumbull. Ia chief Mn-
Keep it handy. Mother! A little giv- egg «the public utilities commission.
catodayaavuaiiékchlidtomon-ow.§ '
but getfl’ukenulm. Asl' . damn-gm. «ugh,» . "r”y‘ot tending coun-
gist tor'a'r mount bottle 0P$olflivlhodity as“ moi-ho s at 11:
8mm of Mel." which has direction: at the end or 1915, the high . point
food passes out or the bowels and-yon 1 were consolidated. lib was pmsidcnt of I
The D. M.
cad
T A shop tor' Chddrcn
IA (harming section of the Read Home is that portion tithe second floor devoted to
:pparcl and accessories for children. One finds here all requisite garments and articles
oIr the first little layette. Those things which are bt'lt‘illlfit‘iiltx approved by nursery spec—
ta tsts and woe mothers. Garments that are planned to allow the little bodies to grow
“alum“! anti healthfully. Useful things for the nurScry. ‘ _ _.
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Furniture. Dolk and Playthings.
Nurury Furniture of White Enamel.
Tables, Chairs, Setters, Clothes Horses.
Baskets and Furni ‘ |
Layettcc, including
Pillows and Pillow sup. ' Shirts and Bud-
fnmdfings ‘ Birdseye Cotton
. Pinncrs
uiltcd Pads ’ '
gouble Gown. Skirts and Slips
Bootees, Sacques and Bibs
Second “OUT.
‘ — " Cribs and Carria cs.
Latest medics, correct every way, moderately priced?
l’trurth ”our.
White Dress Goods Notions and
Small Wares
A Brassicrc Garment Shield in a non nmdtl
tet‘allt'ti tllc"’i‘upair." It is tnatit- tri "Cl and
with Uiit‘ has am t-xtrzt pair of Kit-inert Shields.
t‘tliillilt‘lk‘. 31.00.
Pique. 3h tlit‘ilt'\.
19, 25. so, 75 and 85 etc.
Repp. 30inch“, :9 and ‘39 etc.
Gabardines. 36 and go, 25. 39, so. 59 cts.
Serge. .yo inches, 85 etc.
Cheviot. 3'» inches. 3'9 cta.
Beach Cloth. 3t: illCht‘S, 29 cts.
Irish Poplina. 30 inches. 39 cts.
Wattle Cloth. 30 inches. 39 cu.
Novelty Pique. 3t» int-hes. 50, 59 and 69 cts
Linings art- advancing in price but we are
trying to kct‘l) the prices as reasonable as We
can. - -‘
25 and 35 ch.
15, 25 and 30 etc.
25 and 35 etc.
“luck Sittitic,
i’t-rcalinc.
M‘Wlfi‘me 30 and 40 illi‘ht". 59 and 75c. _ .
ttvltirt-tl Satmt'.
Voilca, plain. 40 tutti 45.
‘ Dress Shields in good makes, , lq cts. up
; as. so and so cts- Steel Shears. . ' 59 cu.
Voile, liillt‘\ ntrilicd, ) cta. H‘i“ pins, 3 i“ a “0" J‘SOHV‘L 2° “3'
voflfit saith striped. 3;) 2: Cta. Collar Supports "9‘" “Vic-“v ‘5 and '0 cls.
White. Corded Crepe, 3t» .. 59 cia. , Notion Section.
Sagan; Crepe. silk and cotton, 75. etc. -
c o' c, 36 . 29 etc. 0
imported Japanese Crepe, 25 etc. hillbi‘tlldeflcs
A recent importation from Switscrland in-
8:3ch
:l‘hc it'seons til the Dennison Section continue
this neck. It you consider melting a basket.
tray. or flower holder. cmmncnt‘e early.
clutlt‘s some very desirable Petticoat Fltlullt'lllgs
of t‘umlrrit‘ iilltl nainsook, 12 inches \\'l(lt‘,
25‘ctl. .\ t‘hoit'c wit-ction.
.\l;tilt ”HUT.
Lessons free. Basement.
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’ o. an; no dummy.
MIDGET WED. CHORUS GIRL IN
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FAINFIELD. Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
‘— aurzp’oduLble I! y: will wear a antennas-ally constructed
The tingling weight at an unconlned but an stvctt laea the
supporting muscles that the contour of the Ilgure is spelled.
.
r at the but back “here it be—
ll“ on prevent the fullbnst front
hav ng the lawnm- of lab-
,n.“ J0 sine-s. cluntnaItc "I: du‘tgernof
rsuxn muse eaan con he e
BRASSlE s flesh o: the shoulder giving a
grateful line to the entire upper body.
Thane the dalntlcsl and mod serviceable gnrrnenh intoxi-
nahlc—come in allmaterlals and stylea: Cruse lint . Hook
hunt. Snrpllce. Bandeau. ctc. Boned with " Walohn.“ the
motions boning—pcrmittingwashing without removal.
Have your dealer show you Then Jolie Bra-sieves. ll notetonk-
cd. we will gladly send him. prepaid. samples to show ynn.
Ernest Rommcll Tattoo Violette Link
as Bride—Both Mambo" ot
Auger’a Company.
Ernest Rommell. the (anions mid-
get member of Captain George H.
Angcr'a vaudeville company and Vin-It
lette Llnlt of New York. also a mem-1
her of the troops. were married at.
9:30 o’clock Sunday morning at his:
home. 20 Tunxis Hill road, F‘airfield.j
by the Rev. E. D. Akers. pastor of BENJAMIN a JOHNES. 5i Warren Street. Newark. N. 1.
Faith Chnpel. F‘alrlleld. Only inlI-I “ ‘ " . t. ‘ ‘
male friends and relatives of the,
couple were in attendance. After.
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Rommel]:
left for New York city and other“
points of interest for a honeymoon
trip ‘ ’ ‘
Mr. Rommel] is but three feet elev-
en inches in height and attracts eon-I
Bidet-able attention whenever seen. 0n
the stage he takes parts with Cap-
tain Anger who is seven feet. eight
lnches’ln height.
‘03: SPR ING
Me Call
' . Book of
.. Fashions
beautifully illustrat-IW
in; hundreds oil.
smart new designs.‘
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~8TATES CAN lMPOSE TAXES. I
WASHINGTON, March 7.——ny hold-j
ing that the states have the power to‘
impose taxes, large or small.‘ on;
trade coupons redeemable in premi-i
unto, the Supreme court today put the{
legality of premium advertising. by
which it is estimated $125,000,000?
worth of merchandise is sold annual-l
ly, within the scope of state laws.
av.
'PRECIDENT WW IACK.
WASHINGTON; larch Willem
Wilson returned early today from his
weekrend trip down the =‘Potointc
aboard the naval yacht humour“ it
was expected. MW'BOMW
dufllg the day client. a at. noon-.-
wtw retained treat Dom yesterday?
a .
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now ON on:
. New issue of '
; V-Mci’Call
Posed-Imba- '
_.-IPattems
.r .llct‘all l'ditttna Na. unmet.“-
foithiully reproducing all the‘ ate'st “decrees of tuition—easy
.
Chen-W in Sui-v “-3" i i
McCall l‘liifl'n No 7057. am : i
miter new llwl Cllrat'l'ue (l 1‘;
signs Ii our Mere cottole l .
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a nI-nl our pattern count“.
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FACTORY NEARLY COMPLETED.
HARTFORD. March ILL—The nq’w
n
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member there are countenan- cold lowestonreoonlwan
’hmaoemlylookandesothatycan mwhich theindes
is made by tho "oalihflila Tl! ayrnp an Iteadiiy to 81.4, whefelt
Youngst'llahdh‘act with outcast Jllv.1!.ld.thelaetmonthol ‘ .
lw'mum. ~ .m - r
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mmunohndmotsnu’usgummgq ce__ whys-iguana...
whom-on tho bottle. no Watclo‘ogifigm was film .
.J In: oi the W “m“ £10-
Wand accurate in damp
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