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1 I . Caramel Custard .8 7. m i W T-- H #MW 7 - V'_7”mw ‘T' “W J “— A“. r
. . et in a cold place and leave until y ma! di J I ,. ,
sum ‘0"8 One-half cup ”1 sugar in spider, 301' WSW m I wanted the next day, when it may Us at e ‘ Odf & rdc [Cdl IV ( i
. uzitil melted and becomes brown. two Ibttkt-i. This may be done with any. Shh M MHalth’b’ omle Dre If Luli » I
» €883 ““11 “f“. WWI?” It‘abpoon [HE ARI 0f WIi'resli fruit but not with canned as that, i A” d [”9 ALI/2 _ J
.I vanilla. add sugar, strain custard in is too juicy and soaks the uudtrj I Ill ",- “ “’1. 4' 1
—" tcu s. t . . . . . I
‘ How to Can Sweet Corn. p _ T c Jews" l i Jifonf i7? \ i
. Now when good sweet com 1' .0 . ough utu Made Tender. t . - “ 'r“ .-\I_ I
' IGully Procured is the time‘ for tho ch-f‘ory ”m Ice Cream.I Th“ ”W'NW ““5 “f “1““ ”9 nat- French "we" ‘ i R R I 1‘ if“ I . j |
housewife to can some. for use next . Three pints 11.11““ “he“ scalding hot urally 1110'“ lt'nd”. 8M 81‘? SUPPOSBd‘ 5““ “""mng gowns front Paris i V113 ‘5 l
. vintcr. When the corn selected is ”I” m ””9" “I9“ beaten 933': one to be finer flavored than the cheaper seem to be made of the soft coloredI IP11 4' (IE . I, F Th. N . - l
I Iounz and tender and it is canned soor cup or sugar, pinch 0} 55‘": Olle_wble' (‘U‘S- 1““ W! (10 not CODIaln 50 mum “1““ “it” ““9 5““ 50m9‘im“5 at sun-I . P ‘ Ipetia y or U “MPH," 1-D :
fitter gathering. the product is far su: :ioun or. flow, 5m Wm H [h‘ICkEPS Iiutriment and need be no more appo- rise or sunset in that city. They are, I 6y.Ptctorial Review .
,‘ parlor to the Commercially canned 1 9 heat) cream. \\ hen 00“ stir ‘3 tiziiig. Rapid cooking burdens protein toiuposcd of delicate and aristocraticI I I
. corn Tuow who have tried home aIlittlediantlla and on: large c2910: but slow cooking and confined steam tulles, or the more democratic I A FMK For the POW. I
' ‘ ' cioppe nut meats; reeze an e . . , y . , , . ~, , . . . . .. I
finned corn one year do not have to guarantus tender re.ults. The. cheap Lets. tombrii d \llll late they sit , "an o buby bodIIy chlfed, weighing neck with a narrow bias fold of satin]
u urged to try it again.
rise for two hours.
cr roasts should be seared in a hot
skillet or hot oven and then bu cooked
reminiscent of criitoline modes, sans
the crinoline.
11% pounds at birth," says
Hun-in, of Wutertown, N. Y., “I used{
um‘
after which the belting may be lid-i
justed to position.
According to the department of - r - S k ‘ . . '
., Mme economir of the 1"" ,1 f Vinegar Pie. slowly. tightly covered, in a iire'ius The tricorii hat shapes of beaver esefl®f¥fo£dPowder fiftel'everythmgI h" ”19 “'"mmng NWP- Kath" tit.
.v—. ' ‘5 nuersr Y 0 ()n9 egg one “paving iablespoonful , . h“! _u ‘0 help It. The sore lower edge between double “T’l‘” tl'r'
. ““50““ corn is more difficult {Q can ' cooker or the range oven, so that all plush, with or without a ltarette, chufed skin soon become smooth on | ’ . ' ' . l-
} _ of flour, one teaspoonful of sugar, one . . . . .- . . . . . . . - « health Th ' ' ’ “Tammi Md 1 mm" “bow Adm“
than {runs and mm, 0”,”. vegetables. . f . l , f flavors and juices will be retained. have rt-tiihed New \oik. impoited Co 1 Y- P ere is nothing like Sykes on “mommy, (muhtmms “m.
J (“p 0 9°“ “"9" one “b “90°“ “' Tough steaks should have the fibres from pang They have little mm m ort owdertoheul skin soreness." Btitt'li lower edges together, small "tr"
This is because the corn form. sud:
. I compact was that it is hard to
of vinegar, nutmeg to taste; beat egg.
crushed, but not cut so that Ju‘ces will
thing, the gold embossed metal rose
IThut'II because of it.- su rior modicu-
tion which combine: heuing, soothing
perforation tit untitr-arm
seam,
and.
add sugar and flour to egg, beating .. . . . - . . . . bri- bacr ed -t) c- i -n ‘R, St l‘
heat through. and because it is more hard- add other ingredients bake in estape. then should be shamed. This Iielnfl the salient ornament. undufintise tic uuliueu not found in. “pm-gr “as; IIIIgItIIIItdIIIIgIzrflogL “rpm:
M01111 to kill the ’ ‘ " may be accomplished either in the A lovely one is a mixture of peach my "K 939- tilldellerl, 25cm. thins in undirbody.
microorganisms
yhich cause it to spoil.
To can corn, boil it in salted voter,
int as if you were going to serve it,
from 10 to 15 minutes. t‘ut it from the
cob and pack it in quart jars. Add
mough boiling water to completely
‘ cover and a rounding teaspoon of salt
to each quart. Put on the covers of
file jars loosely and place the jars 0.1
o rack of some kind in a boiler. Pic.
‘ aenough clean water to completely
ver and boil four hours, counting
1. ltomthe time when the thlf‘l‘ can:
notices to boil. When the time is up.
remove the jars froth the water and
lighten the lids while the jars are still
lot. This is more easily done with a
I'm: seal than with a screw neck
I».
Pineapple Bisque.
open crust.
choose.
Add meringue if you
Mousse.
One pound of marshmallows, one-
half pound of English walnuts, one
bottle of cream; cut marshmallows up
into dice. chop walnuts, not too fine,
whip cream, mix all together and
serve.
Green Bean Pudding.
Take one pound of old green beans,
.pui into boiling water, boil until tcn<
der. Blanch one pound of them, sel-
son with one teaspoon of suit and one-
Ilillf teaspoon of pepper. Add yolk of
egg. two or three tablespoons of
cream, then boil the. mixture in but-
tered bilsltll turn it out before servt
ing. pour on it some good parsley
steamer, when they will be deliciously
tender. or in the skillet in the frying
process, after this fashion: pound,
dretige..pttt in a greased skillet, pour
on a little water. cover tight and cook
slowly till ready to turn. Repeat for
the other side, and season, adding a
little more water if necessary. No
more water should be used than will
be evaporated when the steak is cool.
ed through. so that the meat will be
fried nicely, and not “boiled," mt! so
that there will be otiiy fryings left to
blend with flour for making gravy.
sanitation in the Kitchen.
There is no place in all the house
where the laws of sanitation should be
so strictly observed as in the kitchen.‘
ltorux is more titan anything else
lltlilplt‘tl to tho work of the kitchen. It
tulle and organe tulle. says the New
York Herald. These two colors are
very happily combined the peach tones
toward the top of the gown. mount-
ed over white chiffon, and the orange
tulle forming the skirt ruffles and a
drapery which replaces a sleeve.
lllack net or dark blue is hung
over light blue chiffon In another
dance frock, An old bluish shade of
green girdle. embroidered with green
gold metal bullion. encircles the waist,
liotb fur and flowers are seen on some
of these gowns, the fur. slender stripes
of ermine or marten. harmonizing
rather than contrasting with the gown
color. The flowers are mere little
tufts of tinsel gauze, disclosed to view
by the \\'B_\' they catch the light on
their nets! threads. The skirts are
it little longer, just below a low boot
in concur POWER! 00.. I"... Ian
MPOIIIIIII IIIIIIGS
‘ All SHOULD IIIIIIII
Health and Failure.
For the loss of voice a simple and
effective remedy is to beat the white
of tin egg to a froth, add the juice of
half a lemon and a tcaspouful of su-
gar. Take this once or twice an hour.
Many cold: in the head are relieved,
particularly that heavy, dull feeling,
when breathing through the nose is
impossible, by employing as a throat
and nasal douche half a tezispoonful of
baking soda to a glut-is of warm water.
When motoring or playing golf yoit
t
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The w aist iiiny
be. finished with u
brctt-Ile or in surmtce effect, but the
latter is in greater vogue.
lit vtt hcd.
First chm"
the underarm and shoulder seams in»
(lather along shoulder scum
and at lower edge of front and bot-l;
between double "T'l‘" perfmationsxtbm
center-
front indicated by line of 3 and cen-
ter-back by 1 small “0" perforatioua‘
2 inches above lower edge;
ME!“ “MI.
. 21' “new!
it
Time to boil, one hour and a
Very delicious.
Mint Sherbet.
Trike one cup of mint leaves, rinse
them well, add the juice of two lem-
ons to them and let stand an hour.
Silllf‘f‘.
half.
doubles the cleansing power of soup
and \\llIt‘i‘ and makes things shine and
sweet and wholesome.
Sinks and drain pipes are breeding
places for disease germs of all kinds.
They should be flooded with a strong
solution of borax and boiling water
top length. while full. they are so Arrange 5m iindcrbody, 8mm]. BI.
guiizerlike tind Ilinp that t-\'-‘li then four 2:13:82.,fl::.:l,l,l:\ufn;ins';:::{:r
or the yards of fulness does not make but'k a: ilthstrnttn .{n rinse std: A
them stick out much. Slecves are nilI
—-ii drapery. bounces or lI‘i'lIIll falling
over the aruiu.
Beat the yolks of four eggs light,
ldd one cup of pulverized sugar.
,When well blended, add one pint of
main, stir until very light. Crush a
tow macaroons, :idd together with one
, pineapple shredded and a small glass
f” of brandy.
should dress the hair loosely, that it;
inn) have the benefit ofthe airing“
IA" the hair hung loosely in tbcs sun!
for :i fcw minutes each day. if possi-1
ble. This treatment nuturully bletich-i
' es the hair slightly. The wholesome
envelope. Tuvk the shoulder edges 1
gether from huge "U" perforation
iindcrbody to the armhole edge, ila
ing gathers to fit.
Evening gnwn- of lace and crepe
[ Georgette. with bonds of moire on the
16114120 and serve in , , ._.__._ 9”,.” upon h of the sun more nnm . . . Nixt air I . 'ni‘ id
“859,, Dissolve a pint of sugar in the quin- daily. This will n1move germs and bi iy f i il b It tunic to replite fur. lh t diI t se lot i;i.Ii sI ehseain t
' ~ . t . ., : roses mt compensates or tic )t-uc . ‘or it e gir e .‘IS notch-t. lat er' ucn
- tity of water and boil the minutes. Mm:q Ieuvin ever thin sweet-shied Aft r nouirtig’, riiin er . . I . I
"5““ » l g y g be untied :ind ltiid on the Kl'ottn'l- blontie this treatment is efili’f‘iully ci'- ‘9” “r“m‘f'” and 53"") '3 ”1‘" scam and nutlicr thi- left side i lg
Take it from the "r9 3"“ “dd ”‘9 juice ing and fresh. When washing your evening gown with a flounced skirt of Iw-twct-n double “t“r" perfomti ms
Rose Custard. ,. . t . v . .. . n . - ‘
ix‘por rose custard take one pint milk of H11 oriuige Mild ”10 “III” and lemon dish towels add a tablespoon of born: All the "1‘1"“ branches 11‘" hr 0 I” m" ” “mm‘jm‘” ‘1‘" fairness "1 dainty lucc draped with n tunic of draw gathers and stitih tube-HA iii:h
'three 9, s one-h If f ' juice. When cold. strain and frcclc. m a It“ of water and boil "m,“ min- borno flowers can be cut out. hating the hair us nothing else will. crepe Georgette. Outlining the edge of ling under gathers. Finish left H '
' 1.1.1., " cup 0 sugar, 03" the long. stout shoots which start .\n excellent ex-‘rt'isc to straighten tht‘ tultlt‘ is It "MOW {Old 01 black edges for at closing. Adjust, hringin
w
utcs. It leaves the Horn white and
.Htli‘i with no injury to the fibre.
round shoulders-norm for “‘01“ silk, ““0 ‘hh‘ "'immmglls N‘-
. 1 LV, .., , M 1,,u_ paiitod on ,the girdle. The bodice in
women it to in t to .~Ii .i go c it.I “so of ”we GeIImmw trimch with
is performed ‘3." "him”: 1“ ”1m “Wk loop and uny buttons. In medium size
or wood zit-rose the httck and letting it the dream: requires 7 yards lace llounc-
run out through the bent elbows. The “‘5 2‘ W‘N‘S amp. 4 yards 364mb
arms lll't‘ bent so ilnit the bands rest "We thorium and 4 yards 05.1,...“
on the chest. Keep the arms and“
satin for the foundation.
shoulders pressed back and down and waists that itstuy's lesson win be do.
lower Ilfll‘Il cdzchof girdle 2 Inches: be
low lll’lif‘l' etlge‘tif skirt. Brim: iiipc
front curse of girdle in large “(1" u
{oration nciir t‘t‘llll'r’fl‘ulll of triiiii I“:
piece and tfltk. ‘ t
The tinitity puff .KIPtW'o-ia made it
first closing the scum its nott-v
“other on t-rossline of small “0" net
fortitioiis; ilrnw gathers to (he
ouircd size and stitch tupc under gut
crs. Sew in armhole as notclicd, in
half pint of raspberry juice, ouc-
elghth teaspoon of salt. Heat the milk
to the boiling point and pour it upon
the well beaten eggs, then add sugar
utd salt. Cool until lukewarm, then
the raspberry juice may be stirred in,
pour into a buttered fancy mold set
in a saucepan of boiling water. Put
"into the oven and cook until firm.
each season froiti the base. The new 3:mh. or
shoots will mature better with more
space and air and will flower freely
another season.
Fruit Frappe.
One and a half cups of sugar, three.
cups of water, add one cup of fruit
mashed or syrup front fruit. juice of
one lemon and two oranges, three egg
whites. one‘half cqu of rum or sherry. When baking, prepare tin extra 9'9 for
llcat all the ingredients excepting eggs ”m following day PXHCII)’ M if it was
and rum, until cold.t ten tidd them and to be put immediately into the oven.
Fresh Piel.
If you are fond of frcsbly baked
pies, try this way of making them, —
The old gardener predicts very cool
weather. probably frost, by September
17. t- o n NJ
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So many arc the rmuests for fancy
.1
freeze soft.
Deputy Commissioner Ingram Acts In
Glanden Case.
Deputy Commissioner on Domestic
Murals Dr. Frank A. Ingram, in
consequence of a report of an outbreak
ofglanders among horses used in Bris-
but by contractors, visited the city yes-
;terday. condemned twelvo of the four-
(Io'en animals und-Pr suspicion. ordered
the condemned horses to be killed and
' put‘t'he others under strict quarantine
an" the endeavor to suppress the spread
' .01. the malady. Dr. lngrnm was unab
to trace the source of infection, but
”thought that the animals developed
’5‘
by Mrs. Pond, whose guests they Were
during their 'siny in Milford, and will
he enthusiastically received by the
Daughters and their guests. The best-
css will be Mrs. Pond. regent of Free-
love Baldwin Stow chapter, assisted
by the board of managers.
Thursday the reunion of the Seventh
(if will be held. and the program
will etitcnd throughout the entire mor-
ning anti afternoon. It is planned
to give the old veterans ti royal time.
Thursday the iinuital meeting of the
New Haven county public health tis-
sociation is to be held at the Shore-
bani. Morris Cove.
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”ISTOL HORSES 'Wninwright of New York is to wing. 20 HURT AS AUTO DIVES INTO.
.- ORDERED KILLED. Both have been heard at c’i‘crtnin- CROWD.
‘ ments in the chapter house nrrrai‘gcd TAI'NTON, Mass. Sept. .‘t. Twenty
persons were injured. two of them.
seriously, when Warren 1). Kent, of?
Auburn. R. l., operating a large can:
accidentally pinced'his foot on tho
accelerator, instead of the brake
pcdtil, and drove the machine
through it crowd of 300 persons on
Main street Sunday night. The big
automobile leaped upon the sidew'alk.‘:
knocking down all in Its path, tore:
off the front of the street rail!
way company‘s waiting room and
smashed the plate glass window oi"
ii drug store. Kent, who is an (“1qu
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N0 FATALITIES TO RESULT FROMI
WRECK.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 5:—
No fatalities will result from the
wreck Saturday night on the south-
bound resort dyer of Grand Rapids
and
ing to surgeons of the roads. Fully
§wnlk about the room in this way for VOW} ‘0 ”‘0 "WNW! “f tlh‘ b‘tdlt't‘ “f
five or ten minutes.
—_——
A Hair Wash.
An cxccllciit liuir wash is intle
with one writ-c of bony and one
iciincc of p .ul‘retl cii'nplior. III:-
‘solve in ii pm of boiling water,
. 1.! _.
Indiana railroad at WilkiiiS'iadu ill cnlti v'itor in n bowl. 1th..
Switch. near Mnnolona, Mich, accord—.minphor will form into lumps. Mill
in sufficient i11ll"ll".i will ilissolvt.
nfty persons were injured, some OYI'rhis will sti'eucthcn the hair and p‘c-
them seriously. Moat of the injured
were riding in the day conch at thol
front of the truth when it struck I
split rail and several of the coaches
rolled into the ditch.
I
—A WISE MERCHANT
'scrve the color.
For Cleaning Iurniture.
Take one pint of linseed oil, put in
‘two ounces of spirits of turpentine.
lWipc off the furniture desired to ie
Icleaned with a dump cloth: now app].~
tthbilt‘ flizt‘ltt. was locket] tip onjdmnm his goods. if he cannot dc. Ithe mixture with a cloth and follow
charges of reckless driving.
1'
H in 9. large way, he uses The Sentineljup Wlih 3 dry flannel cloth.
this frock. Rosin with the iindcrbndy
'and plait the front and back, bringing
“'1‘" to corresponding small “0" per-
forations. t‘looo paling its notched.
Turn the bent in the buck and face the
t
I bum. Price. 15 cents.
“o" perforation tit shoulder scum, o
in]: fullness.
instead of lace'fiounces bordered m
tcrlai may be used. and the effect
charming.
I Skirt No. 653}. Sines 22 to 34 inches Waist. Price. 16 cents.
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° Wanted
If you could res-
cue one little child
Pictorinl Review Waist No. 6466. Sizes 84, 80, 88, 40, 43 and 1‘ incl
———-——- classified "1:0,- Sale" columns. cat” The furniture will look as it it were
VALE BATTERIES TO BE MUSTER-‘up the office and an adv. man willcali. I 1““ varnished.
so our. . ' I
t OUR JITNEY OFFER This and 5c. syflemaiic Puma ,
WASHINGTON, Sept. I..»—(‘ollegoI DON'T MISS THIS. (‘ut out this In going away for the summer, it»
“WC-Dis in regular militia organiza- slip, tum-toss with be. and mail it io,ig necessarrto back away all sortsl
tions on the Mexican border and in Foley & (.70., Chicago, 1”,, “Thing your-{of draperies. winter clothing and
state camps will not he cxcusou to name and Muir-egg. clearly. You wtu’odds and ends. As these things arc
return to their institutions this month, receive in return it trial package cou-;(‘0nsiizneti to cupboards, trunks or
Secretary Baker has notified tinny mining point,- Honey and Tar c‘om.‘pnstcboard boxes, make a list of
department commanders. ()rganiza-‘pound, for coughs, colds anti croup: each article and its...hiding place.
tions entirely composed of collcgemcn Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides says the (‘hristinn Science Monitor.
will be inustcrcd out September 15.Im)d back; rheumatism, backache, kid- Then, when you return in town. fhc
The Yale batteries are. included in the ncys and bladder ailments; and Foley list can be consulted, and the hand
organizations which will be mustered Catliartic Tablets, a wholesome and put at once on each article its it is
out September )5. Investigation has thoroughly cleansing catimtic, for con-lwantcd, thus saving the confusion
shown that 1110 discharge of college stipation, biiiousness, headache and of ti search and of getting piles of“
men would cripple certain units. and sluggish bowels. things out before they are necdcd.
Mr. Baker has writ out word revok-‘I tSold Everywhere, '
ing an order permitting all college'
men in the militia to be discharged
5...... 1... .. - gC'fl'STOR IA
or one overworked
mother from the
city’s hot, glaring
walls and pave-
ments and stuffy
rooms, and give
them an outing at the beach with bounti-
ful food, rest, coolness, fresh air, a daily
dip in the surf, shady porches and sandy _
‘ \ beaches, would you not regard such a
gift as well worth giving?
Such a gift is entirely within your power.
Ten thousand of these mothers and children are
.waiting for invitations to our Sea Breeze Sum-
mer Home. You can send asmany as you will
for a day, a week or a’fortnight.‘
Allow 50 cents a day or $3 a week for each
person, and direct your gift to George Blagden,
the disease after having been brought
into the state. With the horses under
élspicion, all those which are known
. to have come in contact, with the dis- Last night at about 8 o‘clock as extra
\I eased animals have been segregated,xfyfight No. ths was passing over the
the drinking fountains in the center Washington street bridge, some one
of the (‘liy have been closed and those riding on the train threw a ltirge stoiic
- 1n! the outskirts have been fistricted which went through the window of the
“I use. New England Candy Kitchen. smash-
~ ‘5.» Those driving horses about the city in: it to pieces. Sergeant Thomas
.-. ,until the quarantine is lifted will be Hunt hurriedly called up the yard inas-
reported to Dr. Ingram Saturday by :er‘s office of the New York New lla-
ptncles and water their horses from ven and Hartford Railroad and inform-
, e brool’c or other sources free from cd George W. Lynch of what had on:
postiible infection. The outbreak was curred, Mr. Lynch culled tip the Bridge.
“portteLto Dr. Ingram Saturday by port policedepartiuent and also noti-
Dr. A. \V. Sutherland, a local vetel‘: tied the chief train dcspatchcr at Hur-
Iinary, the animals having been under lcm river of what had occured. Some
suspicion since Friday. time elapsed before anything could be
. Idone on account of the large holiday
- D. A. R. TO ENTERTAIN business on the railroad, and the pri-f
REGENTS .OF STATE. vampires were handling 'Me bu‘si-I
these they possibly could. llowever,!
ANOTHER WINDOW BROKEN OUT.’
Two Useful Hints. !
Use oil of sassafrns in the gasoline
with which you clean, gai‘mut five
drops to a quart of gasoline, and
Freeiove, Baldwin Stow Chapter, of the train was reached by tclcgraphi MAN KILLED. WOMAN HURT IN: Wu, and W,“ the odor of the gasoline will not reI
flflford Will Be Host- and searched at tBurr FRoad, Bridge—i AUTO WRECK- 1”” For our soy main. ' ' i Treasurer.
" Thursday. I‘m-L but no trace of the miscreanti WOBURN, Mass.“ Sept. 5,—Johngmw‘y. belt! . ‘ Gravy. soups and thickenings of‘ _ . «I
—- “who did this dastardly work could bejvasallo bf Clittondale was killed and: the , any kind will not be lumpy if thcif The New York Association for
salt is mixed with the flour before
wetting. Stir with a fork instead of
it spoon. Better yet. use a small e82
heater, and the. sauce will be per-
fecty smooth within two minutes.
Improving the Condition of the Poor
CORNELIUS N. 3mm. President
105 East‘Zan St. M3” New vorrchy
Volunteer. or. wanted In mry town to pin a fair. I. mun-lumen!
g; {own party 0 nine week! 80. B n vocation fun for certain poor
when and oh ldnn who" ciivmun en a particularly thinning. and
If, MILFORD. Sept. sr-Freeiow. Bald- found. Happening so soon after ad} Mrs. Nettie Tourigney of Somervillel Shalom of
Irwin Stow chapter, D} tR., will hold smashing of the Hartford lunch win-1W“ probably fatally injured whenll . -
Its September meeting in the Memo-Idow, would seem toindicate that some-tan automobile in “'thb they wereI__ /
, ASK NRMGLI’
flu! chapter house Thursday afternoon. one has a grudge. against that partied, riding crashed into I telegraph D019;
And will entertain the State regents.‘lar locality. Special agents of thent the foot of a hill on Cambridge.
- the regents of the chapters of ‘ railroad company will take extra pains' street Sunday. Another man and W0-
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flutter-d, Bridgeport and Derby. A I to apprehend the ones who are guilty,‘_mtm. WhOBe Mm“ cgtlld not be m m Accept all the luck that comes your “m“... ”I"... m“... "no... on... “w, “0,. um "um
' program bu beep amused. , and if caught they win suffer the u-flearnsd. escaped With minor injuries. . way—but don't DEFEND on its con ,. ET: :gtwowgfgmmvmm I “'11“,
' "AI-TED MK ins! if you want: job, use it Septic ~ in ‘ to.
Sumner of New York : treme‘ penuliy of the ‘inw for their .
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