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noun” DEFENSWI LAWS.
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"be pgesepl statutes. They are intend
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“gum matter, as in so many others ,
m Sam wan caught napping r‘;or
future, there should be adequate
”I machinery to control either a‘
. activities on American soil.
"' Q” ,9 chef bills strikes at the not
.01. most troublesome alien annoy-
”have .u,ffered by making it
tor an alien to act here as an
«do forcim government outside
no without notifying the govern
» of the United States and obtain-
[to consent. Another measure
it a specific crime to swear
" to any document that may be
by another government in a con-
I” with the United States. That
1 cover ouch an offense as. the
, of. the fraudulent affidavits in
Tmtanla case, certifying that the
W Vail armed with cannon. Anoth-
mm with fraudulent application
purports, or the alteration or for-
of passports. practices that have
1111ised the honor of the United
and so brought uii into embar-
at with some of the allied pow-
» nther gives collectors of cus-
nnthority to inspect foreign ves-
Americtin ports, enabling the
merit to detect more easily tsuch
. as the conversion of a Gor-
Ilerchantman in New York but
Suito'a bomb factory. Another
“United Statics belonging to any
out with which we are 11'
wt to pret cut repetitions of
: which occurred lnSt year
'warcrder aliipmenls in many
the country.
re to foreign ships in our
-3 bombs in foreign ships
"at sea. mankind to
1». from our ports, organ-
" nova! capedittona, any-
,defeneeo, unneutral wire-
' ’tion and all the other
lbw! o! W that
, minnow indignation
thin body of defcnrd'reto
inmate- mgr.“ any
‘ 1 1 bone-o ofthe
a.
H "OR'ALKII‘ none the lea desirable for that ran-
GOLDEN
may. JUNE 9. 1916
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TURE ALMANAC FOR irrrytiiizi: 111 ail—about in“
“If: SEN-TINEL TELE.
Manger 11 Residence-
No.1; F. and A. M.
South
tract. lot and 31d Tuesday of
why—July uld Anti!“ 9!“
Hunter 6
industrial;
nest is to he added legal pie}
Eighteen bills have beeni
by the attonrey general of.
.m United States to cover defects in
fine .1 oltllena encased in improperI
nxular diplomatic and consular,
no crime to injure property1
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in com mat: m m "may, JUNE g, 1.1:
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soa, And fortunately they can be
,dealt with now without prejudice or
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extllrmt-iit. They are as neces=ary as
'-.-'i » 1 11-11" of our general “heme
of 11 tioii 8! defense
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i osmc LAW.
:more or in: afraid or it and 1mm: a
. 5:23 a. m.; 5:54 p. lit-lawyer l.) to be consulted only as ..
_lla~t re‘on That i.» .1 foolish poiici
,aud one 1h 11 lady to litigation Ille’it‘ad
'of may from it
One “or. use oi the law I: as a >afe-
guard against all non of miaunder-
«ending and fraud Eterybody, than
or woman, allulll'l know what his
her own rights are under the laws of
the community, state or nation. and al-
:0 how to more these right».
All lil‘ilt‘IO in a current
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mazazine
cites .1 number of €3.39; where a liiiie'
legal adiite taken early nould liaie
saved money and tune and annoyance. i
in 11min; tea. as and ouyinu property
and 111 many other apparently com-
1ul01lplt"ttt and is: lilpIe business trans- l
lactioni. ignoranti oi or carelestnes<i
in regard 'o the law can (au 6- a great'
deal or atoidahie trouble.
lining tltc- “ialtlul to cnmli a Li“
M in Masonic Building. South ’91 mod not lnlulle pu1l1crt, trial~ ”M of ”a“. bu, \II
“III street. 2nd and 4th Tuesday-i
1111i tulli I‘JUIIJ‘I Lao, like, 111911111 111'
at B o"clOtk All 1111th “C111 15 (11111111; to 11nd it. xreittert useful-i
Illt an ill pr- 11 11111111 .t' omen miniv-
' iilorly,
£11
chit-Iii (Ullt't’lll them, full 111love till.
1-tlir y ‘irould 11' tdlltIOll the old super-SH
. ~'al‘ebt to keep out of.
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BE FAIR T0 AUTO DRIVERS.
1%» on automohiiitta irate rights, all
—if 1
They me I
would amount to nearly 81.800. ’ 1' 'OiN'r be spent for uniform, 91er-
Treaeurer Bodwell explained to t“ coats d (abs, and thin item was ex
board when the question arose, the in picked by the thief and Councilman
crease noticed in the ginking fund and Gallons, in that eterithing in this line
the intereat on the city debt stating was now considerably higher lhaniast
that last year‘s >111aller appropriationlyear.
i'pt'oiided for eleven month: only, Healing and lighting was fixed at
Sums of 81011 were asked for, for theill.50t1,
Grand Army, and 3:1,: for Spanish War The increase in the laundry item;
”Hen“. from $293 to $100, was explained by'
‘ Probate court expenses and supplie' Chief Bogardua, who stated that more
were presented as 3621 ' tmonitor-is had been admitted to the
Some discusion then arose re 'ntite Icompaliel. and these bills were pro-
to the state and (0111111 tax which an inortlnnntely greater (.1
Emmi in tie budget to: 33511111 arid1tbis reason.
‘stouo 11— per-lively .\ir. Bodweil ex } Rtpaira 51d replacement. 10 11111111
pit-tilled mi 11111 in which INS tax was ion:1 “a“ the next item on till budge“
figured statlnl that the tax on each' and this called for 1200 (hief Bo
101111 ix figured by the state. in probe! sardus 1‘in the \arious plares
tion to the mount of taxes taken in which repairs Iould hatc- to be made
by the town the” duriufl A period (‘0‘ particularly at the Hope H059 quar-i
11in, three y-eai Mr Bodwell nldim‘l. in the Find dISIl‘IC‘I where the?“
that this was a new scheme adopted roof. stairs and doors are in 1 terriblem
by both the Slate and the county. and Wcondition The roof on the 11.11111 street
this being the first tryout irivcn the bowie It also in such .1 «11111111011 111111
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THE FIRST OF THE SUMMER
MAGIC FIGURE SALES
A Volcanic Upheaval of Values. A Sale Where
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plan no definite estimate could be when it rains it i1 neceeury for the'
made although he had fl'und out three men who Heep in these rooms
”I“ amount of (a, “1,101, would prob to move their bed: into the middle ofl
ab!) be fixed for 11,15 city by goingithe room to keep from getting soaked. I
Stalls in need of repair
item in this expense
The. annual allowance to the com-5
panics was listed as “50 and 81. 200
,ear asked for under 11 miscellaneous1
{head including exmn e5 too nunier l
Your Pennies Look Like Dollars. Wonderful Stocks
Tremendous Savings. Buy Here Tomorrow. Don’t
Miss It.
are aleo' a big
’Jlld striking an average for this yes! I
The. military tax. 11bit it was placed
on the budget for $1.4M. remain:
the name as last tear.
An amount of $1.500 wae placed in
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should 11111151111? lIil: fact ii1iti‘
culiiiatc coiniu .111 bl‘llsl‘ in regard to planted the situation in realll‘d to this :.¥l-1("' already appropriated for the re
’Iiiiy oIlOllItI find our what latva mallet.
lion that the Luv In a male tiliitli ii is
litre budget for the expense of the in
Wrist on the boi'rowinua in anticipa
llodu'ell 01-
out» to mention 8256 Ian called forI
telephones. '
As 1111 amount to (mer the crpenul
p‘aitred that oping to the input be of the iiansfcr and the centralization
‘in.: mode unable until February $500‘inf the fire alarm 11' stem from the inn-
“1,111.1 11.1w to be added to this item illlf‘lplll plant to the (‘entral Station.
3 1mm, "manne- were the next =ub 82.111111 11 as nailed for. The thief stat
1N" ”Mn up. ulltl \ir. \‘ulling ex ..ed upon being que>tioned lIlltl the '"
in the budgit tlic department::ittiis to the Flrnl dittrlct alarm 51'...
1min tailed for eight toting machines, tem had not 191 been tout-hid bul'
1M 1600 each, totalling 84 800.1‘hrwl'ould be used in thl1 work \'en 5110".
S-nrathines are alreud1 in poeucuion ofily. The 02.000 requested will com 1
'the Setond district and, if new 11111 pletely cover the coat of tritnsfrr 11nd
chutes were run hosed thou- 111:1- cenlralilation of all three dl~11itt~ at
:tlilllt“ would be replaced and $1 booithe Central Station
'u'ouid bc pitid built to the city. Two The mum of a new motor for the
n: nihines would be placed in the First East Norwallt fire alarm was IIl‘rt‘rlt‘lI
‘ up prevent suth offvonaea mlnéditlrought its Inll'l itIVHlYa‘ pos>lble to dietrict, one in the l-‘ourth. two in theyin th“ budget for $700 and this item
an
”191,113.19 pitieairian oi that InCZ. Anti Rel-.ond one in the Fifth. one in the has explained \cry thorouuhlr in S11},
1”. "Amy 35 “3‘9 been “MIMI—“N ’lI 111pptari thrt be worse offender 113-1
Q” at 01“ ““5 ““395 at the NM airrtt tho..e right.» are 11'.onien The
mayor of t‘ieVeiand ha: announced his
intuition of making pedestrians.
’utll 11 automobile dr't-iier . obey the
1111111 ti.'itiii resolutions. Here are
W some Safety rule: given Cleiclnnd no
gmen—11in. men. too. 111111 heed with
'profit.
a paper.
1 lion‘t become so e11;ro~.~cd in con-
versation when crossing the street
010.13 all?“ only at the crowing:—
it isn’t fair to the drivers to cross
anywhere else. And don't cut corners
I—it confuses drivers.
if you .166 that you'i' about to col-
lide with an automobile, stop in your
tracks. Then the driver 11'ilf‘itnow
'i what to do.
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”.15 called for by the newly submitted
budgets.
In this budget of the administrative
department the salaries mentioned
firet, which include mayor. $1,000.:
city treasurer, $500; tax collgctor. $1,-
. 500; corporation counsel, $1,500: ciiy
three assessors, at $500i
clerk, $1,200;
ouch. $1,500; three board of relief, at
:10 ear-,h $150; three selectmen, at $50
each. 8150; city auditor. 5500: eight
i(ounciimen. at $100 each #800: clerk
for 1:11; collector $800,1111d clerk for
assessors, $4110. are fixed expenses,
amounting in all to $10. 000.
Printing and advertising will
amount, to $250, and printing, station-
ery. postage and telephone for tax col-
lector, amounts to $800. Expense of
oasesaora is figured by the .- depart-h A suggestion, by William H McMa- 3500
went as $200.
A sinking, fund of $22,830. and the
interest on the city debt, $42. 425, are
fixed expenses which cannot be chau-
ed
Some question arose as to the 11:1
penaeli or the town court. amount!!!
$0.000, when aunties. which um
tobcthochlol’lhnmttobut
“MalthlOMMW' ml!
amwuhm Whore
ever-,1“. mitt-ch
datum-0.8.00 myrrh
100ml-
Carol,
M "t‘IliL‘e of the machines.
Don't at. :1it ’it‘l’t‘Jh 1. It 1: reel rcadingi
that you pay no attention to autumn-1
‘ lilies.
Il‘lrlrd, and one would be held over its Chief Frederick M. W heelcr, who
.111 extln. Mr Rotting valor the 011111 {stated that a larger motor than the
'ion thitt between $5110 and 8600 could one now in tile at the station would .
be cared. at voting time, by the pur- have to be had. A ten horse power ""
"‘0‘" ‘0‘!“ be Preferred. The. con-
illuelorn. tho Weltinxhouoe tompuy,’
111111- uiade an one: to the departmenti
”1’ “11011 they will 1mm tho howl
Following the presentation and ex- motor, and. it they hate the chance.
‘pl'iliatlou of the adminiatrntite budget, ,lhkc the old motor of! the dopau
came the fire department buditct ”“9"” hind! WI allow them some-'
which was gone over with the board thim: on the deal. l
,hy t‘hief Bogurdu‘ llIltI Councilman Rubber coma. bootx ind hm.~ for,
.l-‘rederitlt ll. Ganunit. NONI“: and Eut Norwalk compan-
Thc firrt item to be considered in 1 we. here eaiimated at $560,
the fire department budget won the Th" "IMO?! 0f the PI'ODO‘t‘tI onto
sitliiiles of the chief and the three 113.,lrook and ladder truck, for the Cen-,
aistant chiefs. An increase of 8100 “'81 Station, was then taken up by tho
111111 naked for in the chief's salary. thief. and the matter was thoroughly
1hr inning the total for thi. item up to discussed by the board t‘iiicf Bomr
$1,600. "this stated that the present truck 11111-
$11830 was presented as the nine in! been In service for lvt'enty 1'.—3cm
ies of ten men at $3. 25 each. \pcrday. W113 vmt‘tk‘nll.‘ Worn out. and eton the
tshith is an increase from nlrat the‘lfldderb were in bad shape, some of
men are non getting, 32. 75. Chief Bl}- th‘im DORHM‘IY dangerous. The chief
28rdUl spoke \cry favo; ably on lheitl‘otinht that it would be net‘esmry 101
granting of this increase to the men. “11 out about $900 on repair: on thet
“them he 51.111.911.111on bare to re truck if it was still retained in that
(‘eitt‘ an increase in salary. to meet sertmicc where, if a new motor truclt'
the increase in cost of living. was: purchased for 86, 500, an annual
When the question of nren arose.the{13\in1: 0! about $700 per year would
ltlrlef stated that the. department was be realized The coat of operation of
inow sadly in need of men and that such '1 truck would be about twenty-
et'en if the motors were purchased, it ‘mt‘ (10118” a year Another thing in
would take just as many men to oper. fl“ 0" 0' “19 motor truck Will brought
etc the department efficiently as are, out 11 hen Councilman Ganung stated
non employed There is ,nf presentwlhflt ”10 fire alarm '11 etcm would soon
10,,“ one man in the Hope Hose and how to be transferred to the Central
East Norwalk houses, and, when flier-rel Station. in fact a request had almadyi
men have a day off, it is necessary to‘1 been made by the municipal plant of~
fill their places with men from the oth- “NEWS for this change, but if the old
er stations. which puts an added ”Wk remained and the horses were
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air-o intluded in the budget for 8400,
bringing the total amount to $185,930.
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strain on the spot from whence the
men are drawn. When the East Nor-
walk man has a day off, a man has to,
be sent to take his place from the
Central Station. The chief also on
piairied that if two men were added to
the department the vacation time ex-
pense ot_,liiring substitutes would be
cut out. Men have, tohe placed in
the fire houses when the different
dritem go to dinner, and this In
other instance where the extra men
would help out. .
hon. that the men have their dinners
brought in to them, was. promptly ye-
wch action would serve to keep the
man tied to his post 11511111 were in
jail.
$200 as salary "for the engineer on
the fire steamer “5.11 fixed aobount
decided upon by the council. Out on
this glory the engineer pays his fire-
man.
Two additional men. onedn East
Not-walk and m in. Win we:
hated" 82,.002 andutramatva-l
attention "M'
fin. rent of ‘14 1am.
mtomo. '1“th
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enter. amoral-mutant-
“hated on the feed expeav. if the 1110-
mi. :‘l‘ho use of this money by the:
.159 vqtedcltur the «Wichita 1111011111
retained. it would be impossible to
house the additional apparatus, which
would come with the system, unless
an addition were bullt_on the atation.
By purchasing the motor. the depart-
ment could do away with three horses
and also have the benefit of the space1
now occupied by stallss. $200 will be
given b11430 Contraband tor \he old
tank_ on firetruck. Wwotildalhobe
tor was obtained.
Repairs on apparatus amounted to
maintenance of horses was listed at n
3180011111 the contingency hind nut '
in for #500. l '
William H. Malone was achievrhat
in doubt 'ns (0' the use of this last'
named um; and the chief explained é
mmlumoulwapleutn "1‘
echo tokllbuk on in cmelnaéil
department. however. would have to
betouchod.
MWugthefituofall
theee “one. included in the fire de-
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" Extra size.
' Tomorrow,
25c SHADOW VOILES
Six difierent patterns. For waists
and dresses. Excellent value.
Tomorrow. per yard ...... 9¢
15c CRINKLED CREPE
White. Needs no ironing. 30 in.
wide, "
'I"oniorrmt'. per _1 ard ...... 9¢
15c TURKISH TOWELS
20x10 Turkhli towels. Ilcmmed..
llcady for use. Tiny borders.
Tomorrow, each ......... 9¢
12 1-2c DOYLIES
12 inch scalloped. embroidered,
round Indian head doylies.
I‘omormti' ......... 2 for 9¢
12 1—2c CHECKED
NAINSOOK
For waiotu, dresses, rompera and
men'i underwear.
Tunmrrow. per yard ...... 9¢
12 1-2c LINEN CRASH
Bleached and brown linen towelinz
for roller. dIhIl and kitchen towels.
Tomorrow. per yard . 9¢
15c CURTAIN MUSLINS
J15 inches wide. Stripes and figures.
'I‘oiiiorrott, per yard .. 9¢
15c BEAN POTS
1 quart. Earthen ware. Berton Bake
[lean poll-1.
I‘oinorrou'. each ....... . 9¢
5c WATER TUMBLERS
Thin lilow glass.
.. 9¢
x: 1-2c WOMEN'S HOSE
Black and tan. Double heels
toes.
'l'imiorrou'. each
and
’Iliiiitirrmt', pair . .
15c BABCOCK‘S
CORYLOPSIS
'I‘orm'iri'riw. per can 9¢
One to a customer.
19c INFANTS‘ DRESSES
PCI‘
Good muslin. Well made. Small
size: only.
Tolllfil‘i‘tlw, each ........ 9¢
zsc SERGE
00 yards. All wool serges. All the
durable colors.
Tomorrow. per yard .. 49¢
$1.00 WHITE
CORDUROY
Yard wide. For skirts. 'sport coats
and suite. ’
Tomorrow. per yard ... 59¢
$1.25 UMBRELLAS
:1 men’s and women's umbrellas,
. sloria covering,,aight rib paragon
frame. Sterling silver trimmed
handles.
Tomorrow, each . . . .. . 89¢
79c NIGHT GOWNS
Made of fine muslin.
)neek trimmed with torchon lacs 5
ribbon. . ,
Tomorrow, each
. 49¢
50c BRASSIERES
Made of lndlan Head linen. Torch-
on lace trimmed.
Tomorrow, each . . . .... - 39¢
91. 39 COCOA‘
DOOR MATS
18:801nel1. Long, heavy pile. Strong
and durable. . .
each 99¢
-- 9¢
The Dresses
39c SPORT SKIRTING
Yard with Variety of colors,1
'Ioiiiorruu", per yard.
Others at ..... 19¢ and 49¢
,25c BOYS'
BLOUSE WAISTS
Made of xinghnms, clrambrnys and
pert-aka. All sites.
'I‘oitiorrow, t'at'li ........ 19¢
25c ABSORBENT COTTON
.1’ on. Incline. Antiseptic.
Tomorrow, pcr pltg. . .. . 19¢
39c STRIPED VOILE
1,1100 yards of brand new \‘OIIES. in
pn'ity stripes and figurel.
'I‘oniurrow, per yard . . 29¢
39c WOMEN'S
UNION SUITS
Low llt'tk. Sleeveless.
urvd nitrite. Extra size.
"I'uiiiurrutt', cat‘li ...... 29¢
25c STATIONERY
initial paper and cards. Envelopes
Luce trim-
io match. (Not all letters.)
50c GOLD RINGS 'I‘oiiiori'ou . . 2 boxes for 29¢
1100 gold filled rings. \t'arranted for 7c MEN’S
lite years.
'I‘oriiorrou', each ........ 19¢ HANDKERCHIEFS
Hematiti-hed. Frill aiae.
Tomorrutt ..... 7 for 29¢ 5
8c APRON GINGHAMS
Standard qualitl. Assorted checks.
Faet colors.
Tomorrow . 5 yards 29¢ ‘
soc DRESS LINENS
in white and all the wanted colors.
Tomorrow. per yard .. 29¢
39c LINEN TRAY CLOTHS
18x27. All pure linen. Unhemmed.
25c LINEN TOWELING
liaineley‘a pure linen crash (or dish
and roller towels,
'I‘uniorrmt'. per yard 19¢
25c LUNA LAWNS
Dainty colored stripes and floral dc
elxmt For aummer dresaea.
Tmtrorru'n. per yard .. 19¢
We WASH CLOTHS
virltislr and Rub Dry wash cloths.
Eacellcn1 value.
loiiicrrow ..... 6 for 19¢
Tomorrow, each .. .. 29¢
ART LINEN
i531?“ color art linen for table run- giggéfigggmg
ners, etc. One edge unfinished.
Tomorrow, per yard .. 19¢
25c MIDDY CLOTHS
Herring bone stripe. White middy
cloth for women‘s and misses'
blouse: and skirts.
40 inches wide. Fine soft sheer
quality for waists and dreams.
Tomorrow. pcr yard .. 29¢
39c ROLLER 'I‘OWELS
Sturdy Russia and homespun lin-
en roller towels
1111111111011, cat‘h ..... . 29¢
151; TEA CUPS
AND SAUCERS
White porcelain with gold band.
Tomorrow ...... 3 for 29¢
39c TEA AND
COFFEE POTS
2 quart Steel gray enamel.
Tomorrow, each . . . . . . . 29¢
50c CORSET COVERS
Torriorrou', per yard
5t: SPOOL COTTON
'I‘orviorrow. 51110019 for 19¢
25c PEROXIDE
16 oz. bottle.
Tomorrow, per lrottlc ..
10c DINNER AND
SOUP PLATES
Nicely decorated.
Tomorrow . . . . . . 3 for 19¢
19¢
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29c WASH BASINS i . '
Large «111:. Steel white enamel. MM?“ 0: ““300!“ heatly trimmed,
, _ wrth lace and embroidery.
I‘omoriou' ........... . 19¢ '.
Tomorou', each . . . . . . .. 29¢
39c FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Yard wide. New designs and colors.
Tomorrow, per yard. .29¢
READY- TO- WEAR APPAREL
Will set a new mark for GENUINE
BARGAINS in the light. nationable
outer apparel for women. 1,
35c STAIR CARPET
2;: inches wide. Good quality. Neat
patterns.
Tomorrow, per yard ... 19¢
SATURDAY
The SIIIIS
me coa sorts of present and summer outing
wear. Clevereat models of the season .939
Prices were from 14.98 to $18.50. Tomorrow
New and stunning. Big values in every
way. Most all colors. Prices were
for 916.50 ‘0 2350. Tomorroy O..."Ol001
'lnohraoaeaaoaao‘ool
Made of Grenade Chine. Chained.“
Taileta and combination. They must .
be seen to be appreciated. As they are
easily the prettiest ever. Value $18.60. Morrow.
12.49
SUMMER DRESSES
Smart models, in it wide rants of checks. names and
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.. flowered effects. Smart collate, new elecvet newest “aisle . 1 g
shirts. in a splendid assortment of shades. Special ' ' '
Tomorrow coco-a.- ouometoomi “Quinta: ag-iao ooquoMQIIQS
New pianos. and natural linen. ,
Mama-11.111111 you or 1
"bolt taint. Pearl buttons. trimmed.
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