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TRIS ”UPON VOID AFTER MON.
con-mar omen JUNE m
EDISON D__.__1mm momentum
-_-.-.-_..- VOTING coupon :—
Fflwmc.“ aeeeeaiuas-hucosuss.......-uun..-.....
June 5
Address. .....
haae'e'aae-see‘eae-s .. .........
lanmake Home ................ 9321 Salvation Army ............... 10
3W" We. ..............9_...... am unsel- Council, No l. o. u. a. ll. 1"!
~narien Firemen nu...........g 824:0" bursary ..............
p 3' P. 0' o! " """""' 131 Remember the second in the race
license for the Aged 88 will receive . one hundred and mu
Ind lien. Oochenoe Tribe ........ 1i Inllar Edison Diamond Disc phone
nuan- et Columbia ...... lolgraph
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BLOCK IIGNALS THAT BLOCK.
Oakland Plain Dealer: The interestate commerce commie
Go or McCall 1” urging the legis- sion and the Connecticut public-utili-
M To CAPITAL PUNIOHIENT.
‘ ~ ”NI" of Massachusetts ‘0 M"! “9' ties commission haw one finding it
; _‘...--. Ml punishment. The governor's argu- common ”gaming ”H. mp,“
rear-
“t‘flud‘ '5 “‘9 mun!“ of all 09' end collision near Milford. where it
all!!!“ of the death WWW—4' that persons were killed, it t.- that steal-
‘pltal punishment does not prevent er em,“ should be made by the New
C decrease crime and that it is there, Haven ”mom to establish a system
late, a needless and indefensible relic of block-signals which as dgn'er will
‘ WE'- automaticaily stop the train that ov-
ltaly, Roumania, Norway. Portugal erruns them.
.fid IHolland have abolished capital if there is any conclusive reason
.finiahment and so have a number of why my, a sl‘n‘l system cannot be
‘0 states of the American Union. In installed, at 1““ 810118 the pléctrifled
me of these is there noted an in- “Mon of the road. n has not been
use in crimes formerly punished by made public. The New Yorkgubwgys
fiath. xiiling murderers. in other have such a system, and it works so
cords, does not decreane the number well that there is no record of an ac-
‘ murders. cident caused by a train 89“an by ‘
Perhaps the case of Dr. Woite may dangeszignal. But there is a record
to tllaminative. it would have been“ trains being automatically stepped
my for the confessed polsoner to 011- on the spot at danger when for some
late in Michigan. the home of Harmon m, driverhas boundinbled.
victims. as cheap however. to are it has been 1"!“ that “pour, to
J!“ his NM“! NV York. ' The “of the weather would make unworkable
I!“ W ‘h ”W99“! punishment on maxim-Raven the devices which
In Michigan. while New York keel” have proved 'so workable in the sub-
‘meral electrc chairs ready for busi- “my“. But why it should he impos-
laaas had no influence whatever on tho sible fl.” difficult to tnciaee the sis-
al?” scheme. not wires and trips agninst'deranle-
lt ‘3 doubtful if the degree 0’ was" ment by snow or rain remains to be
He punishment ever deterred a man explained. it is a reason which cvl-
intent on murder. Sifted down it may dcntly does not "“er these two pub-
lic commissions.
4n vengeance against the miscreant .
1a the strongest reason for the reten- NATIONAL FLAGS.
‘flon of capital ptlishmet ill clatilized Q—Ji m.” ”m. ”A. Almfimn flag
dates. The other arkumcnl-K-‘re not L, m: oiut-st untitlntil flag in thc
borne out by experienceor strengthen- mum; ll l.|.\:v the Grecian this is the
ml by logic. old-.1; t' claims
“ England is. and
E. Jcaisll ting is th.- oldcst.
”ARCITY OF PAPER MAY BEN
1r F!" - .
Toronton Globe:
A reduction 6: one-third ht tha’ tm- “muting
ports of paper and wood pulp into the .\
United Kingdom is a harassing inno-
the “do” Jack 0, supportt-d on less than 3800 ayaar, and ‘0! p“ should p.
it tinnt'i‘lfi that the and that less than half of working- heaps of rubbish. u'
WNW l“ men's households have that income. must he‘cgrim'iiw'ity.' The cesspool
l'iltht'.‘ Pleas 11m- tllt' [tallies of the It asks whether workingmcn shall
oldest national liars and state whcli 10“” standards of diet -‘ “d dam)!”
tlit-y m re first recognized as national ‘
'l'hc Jens :il't‘ not it nation. for llOlllt'fi-
.‘t nation i.» pcuplc litiiilt under one
Cheesc,lh. ..... .. 22¢ Preachlb. u»
will ll .
surprise is oldal oiniu at the dis 1 Grandmother's Oats. pkg.
can" M w h are one Peaches, can .. 12¢ 8¢
not being received with apes arms.
South were received during the Civil
War. "with bloody hands to hospi-
table graves." This would be some
ing it it were not a melancholy illus-
tration of the delusion as to all mat-
ters Mexican which appears to pre
vall. as it has all along prevailed.
limit: the handwriting so‘ plain upon?
{the wall as it has been phi- tor a:
lyear or more past. no adequate pre—
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Almond Bars 3lor10c l
VeryBesl Creamery .
Butter 3 pound 37c .
Double Tip
-Matches-7 boxe- Ior 25c
paration has been made to meet the
crisis which is upon us. it is a re-'
preach to this great nation ot to". Del Monte 10'“ Pulled
millions that it should be sending Honey, Codfish. Rice,
a boy to do a man‘s work; imposing a jar‘ a pound. a
a wholly unnecessary and haurdousl 19¢ 10¢ pkg, 13¢
task upon our handful of brave sol fl ”6 STAMPS
diers. it the entire country must be‘
naked and scraped to get together
men enough to provide for the little 1
10 TRADI
F REE
With Any of the Following Groceries
10
war upon our southwestern "will”. l but. AH’ Ammonia ..... We. 1 jar Iona Brand Jam ..... 10c.
what would hflle’n ” “'t‘ he" an ‘ 1 can Sultana Spice ...... inc. l but. Mustard Relish ..... 10c.
antagonist alter the pattern tit latr‘ 1 can Old Dutch or Atlantic 1 pkg. Elbow Macaroni 10¢
ropctln warfare. ; (leanser ............. .. ‘06. 1 can Vance tHand Cleans-
The general public should be. 1 hot White Vinegar ..... 10c. 9,. ................... 10c
warm-d against forming a mistaken 1 pkg. As—l’ lce t‘rt-aiu or . . I '
., . Jclly Powder ........... 1°C. 2 ”0“” “P 5”" mm
judgment 0! the punitive t\1edltion, ., pkg! “an” “ch 5c.
into Mexico. The overwhelming su- ’ Icach 5c. or 1 pk.- ‘0c_ 1 hot. All) Worcestershire
periority of American troops to Meal . ZJ-akt'fl Mother's Ironing Sause .................. 15c.
cans in lighting emclency was oonclu-l Wax ------------- each be. 1 iar Peanut Butter ...... 10c.
sively demonstrated in the initial:
action at Columbus. when the troop 15 STAMPS with one large jar PEANUT BUTTER 15¢
ers of the Thirteen Catalry, outnum‘ 20 STAMPS with 3 Pm Agp CORN STARCH, ea. 7c
' l I Great AtlanticSl Pacific Tea Co.
ualtiea numbering more than 290. as
contrasted with less than a score Ills-A
tained by themselves. Similarlyhun-r 134 Washington St. South NML Conn.
less a considerable part of (‘arrsnaa’s' m
army rebels and goes over to“Villa.. - .‘ . .
the" 111mm ‘0 be "“7 “WWW! our: HEALTH some nowece minnows FAITH.
today that Villa will not dare to stand A CLEAN-UP. (Bars Beaumont Kennedy, in Meat-
and fight the columns converging on! phis (‘ommcrclat Appeal.)
M5 “'3“ under 09“““1 P’Timrflquk. People of Connecticut to Start The “on?" brown 0‘ ”singer bread"
command. He will probably cut and‘ little with Dirt, Fllea and Fried]: £511.13. In: s‘ollgglatclibeyea
run. and lead us as merry a shape as “00.0“”3- ln questioning ysurpristllzr an stared
:4 wlmm ”1’ “x'mufi'fi- The state board or health, in the lit”? “in War. de Jewry 'towed
no we canuo ca -—an is low stole S‘ -'
t. “'9“ to NW um those gal-lat“, ”trawl ia:ued,kaends 0“} But (lewd in heben fnxdl):h‘m:
cers who have had experience with" m . peeps 0‘ the state D“ °ld 3"" "”1 9”““111' 10°”
. suggesting Ml dean-ups.
the dithcult untry in which Villa: The bulletin a”:
operates no no means sanguine t 'iAfter a long and severe
'inter‘
success—we may expect to keep hint ‘ . .
too busy to give him time for marand-l with an abundance of “M' ‘7‘ 'm 93“" mah “me! Out. an Ali's she
find. as the snow melts away a mail 813d
Ion it our troo re on his ' .. . . , _
12:“: Arm‘y :nd \‘avy rl‘otlrnal laccumulation of dirt and rubbish. (“liar-"Md ““9”" ”0‘”
. lConnecticut widhe dirticr than ithas 3 An' Ah.” tltopped by m, see ci’ you
1 -— — ‘06"! for many I dtl)’. Mid ill"? "lll' Ain't got er white dress what, you
LIVING 0N L533 THAN “00- .be somethingstor every one to do.‘ meant
A rcccnt government hulletln says Yards. gardens and barnyarls mustlT" 'scard? Ah needs one when Ah
that the alerage family can't be well 19“.”, attention The chicken (.0091 shouts
. ‘ A ' 'h Ah .. . .
cleaned, while! it w on teks de sacrt mint
h'cs and manure 1 "What's dat you's axln? Ia Ah gwine
'l'cr 'proach de table er dc Lord
“‘it‘l stain er all-alin' on mah han’ew
he overlwltcd and .
or put an it imam: we... no... .81"... time! 1'21 “533.!” says is him and
,wlth lcss healtb‘tll ‘ml well located it 3 ' m be (km, because " wm not ‘Why. alto Ah's gwlne cf Ah liin git
‘ ‘lm long before Mr. Fly and Mr. Moa- Er white dress. Ilere. new chilc,
“M19 less than $h00 t'lll“ for HUM _ quito will lll‘ around seeking summer “0"" scol'.
:"Yes'm. dcy sent me up tor jail
An' Ah been apendin' sis munts
dero-
Jes
i
tliocs you think Ah gwine
lot ONE!
ration to which the newspapers do not , . . . .
and numerically a meat people—tire . ‘ .- l (.0031;
, ‘ue too kindly. it is pointed out by ”an...” ainoni: u... nations of the built "'9 ‘hl‘ tournry f’m‘m” many "The 300 health officers of t‘onnec-l1 '(‘omc twixt mah Maker an' rush
the London (‘hroniclc that, while rcs- t-aith and me. so for as nationulit)’ is ”mum“ ‘" ”I along 0“ '0’"- People ticut have something to do. Kinny gout?”
Hint-IlJllt‘nl. The .lth a single race economy. the same pioneer Hilll'll “ml-homes for their enormous families.
The D. M. Read Co.
Em M 189.
NEMO B; a \z’ise zoman
WEEK C uy our emo
orsets This‘Weeli!
This advice is given because:--
1. The growing popularity of Nemo Corsets has
resulted in a scarcity of stock—though we have plenty
for Nemo Week. '
2. The high that of raw material, \thicli it mil
advancing, makes it ccrtain that Ncmo prices must soon
be advanced.
3. Nento ('orscts are a staplc ai'tit‘lc—loti can ‘Ltlu-
1y buy them for future needs.
Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets
$3.00. $4.00 and $5.00.
Mtillcls for cvcr}~ figure. (it tluralilt‘
models in light, strong halide. . ,.
cutltil— 502m?
Nearly t‘\t‘l'y woman kllO\\‘s that Xt-nio Conch haw
cxclmivc patented features that placc them in .i ‘t‘l:t.~s
alarm and that the word “Nettie" stands for correct stylé,
comfort and long wear. ‘ " l
Celebrate “Nemo Week" Herc! ' " t
(Toninmdious fitting rooms are in the Corsct Section
and experienced Corsetieres arc in attendance liar the
satisfaction of patrons it is best to have the corset mud
and laced properly. Such alterations as are necessary arc. ‘3
made in the tlcpartmcnt. Second floor. .l
s.
t '1
M11» fl. till. Emit (lieutenant
1-4114“ ‘ T
1"" f \L . ,
"q- " We a
"0' ‘ " I t. -—
'CORSETS;
give style, comfort and
superbly fitting gown; are ‘
economical melon -
(fictions are plticul upon the 51.1)]9 ('Olltt'l'llt‘tl lit‘i’lllulP. l‘olt-s. Russians. Who hlV“ ll hankering {0" fll)‘ mogpeople arc thoughtless or negligent
English. l‘lt‘., ht birth and allegiance. will move ltito linen story apartment. and forget that failure ‘0 clean up NEW
T"" -"‘“i-‘“ ”*‘f '* “W":‘ror‘h "0‘ l‘ and have three or four rooms. in will icopardlze the health of their tam"
t in a rc igious
HAVEN ORDERS MUCH
raw material of publishers. the raw
STEEL RAIL.
material for lii'mvt'rn enters without
. ‘ _ national ting. cm- . . , . . , ‘ i . .
question: 1“" "Wk publishing trade hlcin. How old it is cannot be told. ;::';'1:2“;?:un;'...:sn:v:r:p$532211: m” and ”H" of ”‘9” neighbors. l‘OF- rosd‘iismi‘ltxdl‘cgflllmb'yng‘il 2:132:32:
' .tunately "m“ people now know the have just been given the Bethlehem
II- Great Britain hit-‘6 “0011 ”Hegel! Tradition says that it dates from the .
allectcd by the restrictions on paper day of Kllli: St-loziton, but. in this. its dilldual “OWN "5 “‘0'915‘0 "‘0 value of cleanliness and need."
Imports. andcchocs‘ of tlw discussion 9‘ ““"‘-‘"“'”l“f ““3”- . tradition l' and ”‘m‘ family 5‘01"“! ll ’5 W3 British Matronfio young man milk-
thich the "q“, ”whim“ haw pm. 2:3”:1)0::‘l:;:.in:::,:.:-n “b‘oigiiilohwsflggy tcr than moving to a larger house in log cow)«"llow is it you're not at the
yoked wc‘r'iT'lieard :it the anntiel mcct- 1,ui':fl;.wd mfnmm‘fld l..m,5(,nm”0n; “ ‘9’“‘““’°°“bl° neighborhood. from. young than?" Milken-"(muss
lag of the Royal Literary tund. Formerly "““Y “'9“an 9°01”? Md them ain't no milk at that end. mum."
All' of some object on a staff or linear“
thors who have already sultcred by l-‘or example the l' Punch.
‘Stcel Company {or delivery in 1917.
The orders call for a cotal of 20,000
tons to be delivered in January and
February. of next year. These orders
are the largest the road has given in
some years. The totals in recent
: years are as follows: 1914. 7.000 tons:
1915, 18.000 tons; and 1916, 15,000
tons.
.man standard was. meat two or three times a day. Now
the war arebadl)‘ hit by the reduction 1:11 was!" (if =1 mm 0“ 4' limrr: the on. many Der-“0118 of "filth. 0'1 advice of ones up Liter YEAR'S POTATOES
in paper imports. The annualf‘neport Elfin :r .‘illlqufll'roux-fSufeamni’xié't'am specialists, ai-plargcly cutting out_ \\‘t.\'lrSOll\.lLLE. May l.~—Matthew‘
show-d that out 0t.8l§.000 voted in that of [Athvnit ”1“ "fin“! ”‘9 116511;;- meat. They find it glass of milk equel- 0-130"an dug.imm his fight ".0..me
' Iy nourishing. more digestible. and it potatoes that we". grown inst sum"
873"”. $5.000 “'9'" to authors compel- thinns, n [W‘Iltslltii ot‘ the Thobann, it
led to make applicationowlng to their going. of tho Mosstniana. the letter .\i. ”05"“ l1" '9“. A wild back yard sar- and had lain in the ground all \vinter.‘
distress. A paper commission ”hawks? llill't‘ broil thanxcd so often atid it?" 0‘ “91““ and 993$ “in“. WWW“! They had kept‘pcrfnctly andia'lted J‘l.
been appointed to regulate the supply nations have been reconstruct“ so million one very independent ‘pt‘j til! gnu) as |f they had bed“ brought up:
Eye Strain and
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wearing, and assure e l
utmost in a corset 5 at a 2
most moderate price. 3
.- W. B. NUFORM STYLE 419 (Scd‘
0 large illustration). Medium low'bustz"
thistle inserts. Splendid wearing
til.anbmdc' rytrimmed. . “.50..
N UFORM STYLE ‘
440 1. small illustration.)
For average lullfi res. Me-
dium bunt. Dou hip con-
atmction aaauree double
wear, with smooth fit. Long
Wearing Coutil, embroidery
trimmed. . . $2.00
Othch. B.Modcla 8| .00 up.
w. s. BRASSIERES worn
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v-i ‘\ t- i i ' a ' . r t . t
of paper throughout the United King- Effigy-v31? 1.3"” "r "'0 ”Wm" “11'0“?” lordlr wim- , from the cellar. i NCI’VOUS EXhRUS'IOII I with w. B. Constagive insh-
lam and so Frederick Macmillan has T)... pm”... 3...... mm was flown: 3" ”‘9 family 0“ 19" than "00. -—-‘ ~ —- w ~-— 1 - l , .. l ion-bk grumhngac-ndd-‘fd ' . i
been chosen to represent the P¢cuiiar by Congress. June 14. 1777. p: 139 ”PM “0‘ feel 9““ “0 dr‘°°“"“¢““ KNIGHT STREET A' M‘ 5' CHURCHH . . h i ' L ‘0 W- L In F. ,
Icmandsiof “£0”th Lasf y.“ the 3...”... ago. ' i. _this government. bulieun, would, sag-i The. ousrterlymceting services Sum. do not asset in 1"! , :, I, AT 70"“ mma“ :: l
lumber of books published had de- The Union. Jack of meat 'pritnin gest. They have lots or company. day‘ seemed to he “Red better Day" II. _ La.) 5‘3“" PM mm '° ‘ 31" 5/1
creased by eight per cent. “compared “3‘“ {2’3“ ”1 13‘“. fb-‘é'tlla commas among them many ministers. teachers. for Knight street. The out-of-town vis-, g°°d w“ l a "aha—81.50 welngarten 81-03., Inc. “Mi"
. .. . .. . g:tnn (1 e crosses o _ .:- co . , . .l - ’ Y Ch . a." 4 '
'm, 1914. and W mmegn per ““‘Andrew' and St. Patrick. reprezfntlng and social \\Ol'ltPl‘S doing the ilnatt itors were in large number. the Beth a It is our pleasure W N'- "r W M:
as compared with 1913. kind of word; in the community. lel~choir .did nqtvappear. owtng to the 52.25.93.52— :7 _
England. Scotland and Ireland. it is
The restricted supply of patter will, therefore 115 years old. 1
lot. have been tin-unmixed 's'vil it it “'0 ””010? of France was...flrst INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS IN Auanother meeting. The amouht raised
‘Ctirs publishers to he more exacting "SP" 0" Jul" "1' 1789' during the ASKA. tfmmsil sources was $21.03.
. ~ "cm 11 R vol 5' . It . ,.
‘Pd .ditscrlmnatng 11 "1° “mm“ 0: tow :1"! Vin: if)? it ligaatfgt i333: SEATTI‘E' Wash. M” ].—~P0sltl‘v6l
announcement that work would soon!
Inthors‘ manuscripts. ' flag of France during all that time. .__.._.
The 1: rock Revolution. which result- be'besnn on the Fairbanks end of the.
. ~ , -- - l
. ed in the e... b! .h . f c k . _OHABLEROI. Pa. April 29. Six
‘1 1“ "19“ 0 the If” Government railroad in Alaskanrhlchlmmmm employee at the “one”
N'n‘nitstnts oi' the Pittsburgh Steel Com.
consequent resump—‘pany will receive a ten per cent. wage
to be of service
- ifact that the organist had to attend!
and real help to
you with our glasses.
MORE WAGES INCREASED.
_THAMER
Oculleta. ' Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Ba. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Till 9. Est. 1891.
ottoman/:5 martian . . .
1 ' TO BE LET OUT OF' JAIL f’llfm 50%“ “’1‘?" Alp-“Dd" YW“"vvili mean the opening of the
HARTFORD. April 28.-—-Mra. June "111‘! wired the standard at revolt Cm, field, m the
., untini will be dischnr ed from jail “71"19' Turk‘sh r""‘ at 17011331. Molda-
’um-, I'hricr'order of him Joseph 11. “in, in March. 1821 W mam-nuance “°" °“ ' ""80 ”'0 0' NW8 W'I'l‘m“ °" “V 1- mm" '° "1“”
'l‘uttle. On September 30. 1915, the -' Mom was llmf‘lalmed at Epidauutlons in the .mtrbanks district. wannfi‘lnmmefP“ he?“ D“ 'ElPt’mr
you“ and hay hugbpn¢ Jmég'were "’1 in Janna-v. two N we deem. asl made todayhy G. F. Cramgr. disburs'w receve "° can” ‘m hour- helli-
. -. - . ..,. . .. . n :. m. ' . "- ‘a‘e i ll 1 w'thin th‘ 3
-’ll to ttiisl‘bt‘tfirt‘..;5utizé' 330% P. 1.. if???“ 4"" "illhth Aminm‘atlonring agent‘tor the Alaskan MON-,.v;c‘mthtl. sKalil c313 nthlfl' plantsfil‘
Tattle and a "my m the Superior o ”.17 11.: no...» antlgal'rggzl In; Commission for the Fairbanks dim“ company will receive the same ad-
“9",...
‘ ‘ The aélcntiflc undue! at business and personal aftaire todhy tiazues
Harris &’Ga‘
Water St. CouNorl .
l
li‘liat AreYour Assets?
the motions employed very distinctly.
Avoid'iheliiatlllity; ;
we! net-having a checking account. We invite accounts which are
allies ancient and courteous attention. ~- ‘ - ‘
.7 F aiiiiclti- (-t umy National Ball
r ." 1 .‘ . THE"D~WE;ST BANK IN .NOHWALK
court. and .r a complaint which charg- .
ed that may .9? fire in. a house on would net-be more than 9! years old.“ vision._ M" “”31“?" . mane.“ ‘
'oodbridze. street. this city. They — . Wuhlnston. D. 0-. on his way to Fair- A _,__. W, t ..
’ were found nutty. The woman “new HAVEN HOD CARRIERS' p2. banks ”commuted by 11 party of £5 1m . . _. . m
gas :{fiuflg mm {9.3911 (9.1": y "Agog; ~ . mandamus-giants ”decimated '. L . “-9 f‘ :.' - " *' 9"“? ” 0‘
m r o. __ . . . ti ,. - ., . _ _ . ' ’ . .
The cause for the suspension of NEW HAVEN .M” 1'7““ car- 01::sz , ill all f All a FOR 0‘
fie balance of the “Mm” the lcra who helm". thallium! herefiaty , .-, era PW W 8 0f ‘ D SPR ¢6VER '6 . ‘ . 'R , .
- tannin would have to serve is that urdsy made :1 demand of a wage in- ”hi ‘1" 5th. ’ a ING FLOOR ‘ _. , IN, S. C. 3.1".“ .. .UGSr U‘
1:: i; to dbe‘comcé a math]?- :3: «one or set-M ceptg an hour upon CLOC 8 E R 9 .LINOLEUMS. CREX RUGS. CONGOL’EUMS, V:
. 7° 3° .95”. 05 .V .920. ' . ‘ . K 8 I”! A HO AT. , ' i “ .111.» :5]:
111m 111111.113 "hinge. sewn-immmr -‘"°1""“""°1‘”2°‘.‘5 . z: .-.m.loltn§b;j.. amt" ’ a ”57'3“! “ATTINll‘sR‘Eg'ins .- .. ., e
'. ram with the',c lid. "The woman 1°? 3 ”W. the WWW 81*“ be 8'13 may N 3.3;“ time ,0 ‘n “” *‘“ ‘ “ GO TO 4. .. -' .
.41" go to £17 Britain. and will it: that it the larva": is not granted called dayl ' ”'“h'm “zu'mw was: .._' ‘ ‘ Q1
«port to E an! E. Connolm‘m- nion ‘od carriers witibe ed out. - .. ' .- L . , O
_ . cation 0399' . “Mi W3? 3;; i~- 34m raglan ‘1'qu nfitheginitaao"59W;f:fh-- “haw” a 3*. a“? Dtrm , 8&8QN’3 .
/'.-‘—“ --'-‘-,:se* .. , ',r w on. ‘r. t . , , 1.7. . .., ~ -» - .
5 " buff! 1 diluent “ P" 5“" WW" °‘ 3“" ‘1‘ “‘5" {hear one ho‘ur.‘ N1?” ar'“ta’o-'..’.‘..l; 9: ’M .1" ”WALK é“ ' ‘ " ‘ ' ' seaplane - tr ”
‘ ‘ woman'salln [8 “a. rug It“; of contractors hSYP "NM “I. de an!" ll! m. ’mm NV. mted- fl "newsme‘fh 3" QMV- . ‘ 6‘
1'1: via. MW e ’"k WWPNM‘H 0'19"“ 0°" the plan. St. John clocksa l W“ , , - . ' .; , , - 1..
Lad“ L h . I... “l. Ema 10$.wale of “I. hours “km of crate” stgg :“ . fr}; l‘g,’.fl~, [email protected]flllm ._ n o
Janua- tight at an teat. "Miro mod 'alth has not been w--- _ ~° * Tr LY _ tn.-
‘- . . '— no~--ooclo mooo’aeoooaooom-oo coco-on
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