Louise fluff and Jack Pickford in
" SEVENTEEN ?’
and Charfie Chaplin in “Behind the Screen"
FRIDAY. Dec. nit—Regent Theatre. afternoon, Lockwood's
Hall, evening—“The Woman's Fight.”
SATURDAY. Dec. and—The Paramount Picture Corpora-
tion presents Blanche Sweet in “Unprotected.”
COMING-"The Birth ofa Nation,"
13‘”ng a struggle ill which Olga
pretends to appreciate his embrace.
{she stabs Savaroff to death with a
r
3’
tr
.....———
,’ HOLIDAY VAUDEVILLE
-—
-
[the guard that she be permitted to
'leave unmoloated, she compels.
‘ Thus is "The Scarlet Oath” fula
filled but the story is far from com-
FEATURE
. .. ‘pleted. Russia must still Le left be-
“THE NINE CRAZY KIDS ‘hind. See how an American sue
. , on
firm Of Song and Laughter little is unconsciously made thechupe
IVY AND IVY .Of this clever Nihilist,
. . This is one f . . .
Novelty MUSlClanS 0 ”‘9 ““3 best plats
gin which Gail Kane. lfas ever ap-
. LILLIAN DARE
. The Dainty Soubrette
.IKERVA COURTNEY & co.
cf, In “Pants"
wiLLtAMs AND CULVER
I. Palace Theatre tomorrow.
“NINE CRAZY KIDS"
I
Thll Will Be the Feature ct of Holl-
Songsters I, day Bill at Downtown Play.
house
f
* fleet PHOTOPLAYS and
.- '1 VAUDEVILLE Kids Can you look back and remem-
SDAY, FRIDAY, SAT. her the big singing and dancing acts
PRDAY that have made many hits under this
lname? Well the “Nine Crazy Kids"
-—-~ {will make their appearance as the
_ .4“. THE FICTURES {leadin number on the vaudeville bill
”flax—Lillian Walker in the'nt the Palace Theatre for Thanksgiv-
if > . ing story of "The Blue 1311— ing‘ and the last three days of the
. ,, week. The kids are great and so is
:me Mystery. Chafley Chap‘ the rest oHlte bill.
l
> Courtney & company will present
6;“ Kane in “The Scar- their uproarious farce entitled
ath." “‘Punls.”
Dainty Lillian Dare, sou-
, . . brelte will entertain with pleasing
tufiday—Marquertte Clark '
Pmount Pla'ys.
. ‘Silks aria pear in a great singing and talking
' Siltns."
5 VAUDEVILLE PRICES
w-tinee wand accents,
' ening to, 15 and 25 cents
a?“
Every Day We
Solicit’ YOur
Closest
Investigation
' l
UDIO FLOOR BURNED IN BIG
FIRE SCENE.
Realism 18ecured.
Damage is Done.
"The lllue Envelope Mystery." the
y by Sophie Kerr which ran ser-
y in the Woman's Home (50m-
jeion. has been filmed by the Vita~
édzph Company and released as a
‘ e Ribbon Feature. This film which
re the" popular favorite. Lillian
ker. is the headliner at The Pal-
Theatre. Thanksgiving afternozn
. evening. .
‘tne scene in this five part mystery
a calls for an explosion of some
_mical and the quick ext‘nguishinz
the flames be the inventor.‘ I i
“The laboratory was built in the
lred Only
\
Of our eyeglass service. We
have served thousands of peo—
ple with satisfaction. Come
in and talk it over.
THAMER '
“The House of Good Glance."
Oculiets, Optometrists, Optician:
37 Atlantic Sq.. Stamford. ‘Conn.
'Open Sat. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
it
a
American Girl Stabs Ruuian. ‘
jkuile, and because of his orders to
poem! and It yvlli be shown at TM‘
Di - . l .' ‘. .
) you remem )er the \lne trazy struction of the new stage. too.’
.mmmmum
bolt-hare lance-y other
. nu-mAnxsomno my 7"" ӣ333;
mow-lam. luau la “Um
”and" A PM
, ”he 3'90! ll summit-d by an all-
rl“ “8' Mm by Theodore non-m.
.Othere in the cast are Tom Fora-an.
into but been Mills Sweet‘s leading
man in many of her productions. Er-
nest Joy. Walter long. Mrs. lkwis
McC‘ord. Robert Gray and Jane Wolff.
“‘llnprotected“ is a Paramount pic-
ture.
Tomorrow at the Regent Theatre in
in the Afternoon and at Lock.
wood‘a Hall in the Ev-
ening “A Warn.
1 an'o Fight” ‘
I When the moving picture-goer sees
the Palhe Gold Rooster play, “A Wo-
man's Fight" at the Regent afternoon
and Lockwood's Hall at night, he will
see one of the few feature produc-
tions directxi by Herbert Blache per
sonally.
When It is remembered that lieru
bcrt illachc is ope of the most cele-
‘brated directors in America. the pho-
topiay patron will know he is in for
a treat when “A Woman's Fight" is
thrown upon the ucreen,
The answer is that Herbert Biaclte
is usually busy superivlslnx the
Greater Blache Studios and only pro-
duces personally. such stories as make
some unuSual personal appeal to him.
“But when Aaron Hoffman turned
iin lltl§ story to us." explains ’Mr.
'Blache. “i simply had to mlke it. We
lwere laying plans for the his new
I
t
AT PALACE THEATRE‘IW‘KB mm and 1 had lots to think
iabout. But the all-action nature of
the new plot impressed me migbtly.
?and in the end I managed to produce
.the picture and supervise the con-
l-ierbert Biache is sometimes known
:as the “international l’roducer," for
‘the reamthnt he was born In Eng-
land. of an'Engllsh mother and Mch
father. and was in charge of the Gau-
mont office in Berlin when he rcceltu
ed the call from the Paris office of
that company that dispatched hint to
America. He Is said to know. as few
producers do, the art. of vnaklnk tl
film so that" It will appeal to the
movie fans of all countries. Which.
mayhap. is easily explained by the con-
mopolitan make-up of the man.
,Today at the Regent Theatre A
Thanksgiving Day Feature Pro-
gram, Loulee Huff and JaclcPlck-
ford In "Seventeen" and Charlie
i.
hind the Screen."
This will be a good chance for all
that-to wishing: to see this great cont-
edian In action to see Charlie (‘itap
,lln In “fichlnd the Screen" ill the Re-
'2ent today both afternoon and even-
,ins and you will surely say it is the
greatest picture that, you ever saw
,this funny man lit as he is simply
irreat in this piece. You can readily
see Thanksgiving llay is not completi-
unless yott have rt good laugh so the
place to enloy a good laugh will cor
ytalnly be the Regent Theatre where
‘you can’t help but lunch when yott
‘see “Behind the Screen" with Charlie
‘Chaplin as the star.
‘ “SEVENTEEN”
Dramatization of Booth Tarkington‘s
Famous Novel “Seventeen" Make:
‘Screamlngly Funny Picture Trials
Of Vouth in Love Affair: Complicat.
ed by Rival and Small Sister, Much
Apple Sauce and Two Pet Dog-
i
l
dios and the various hottlés filled
All the wof‘id loves a lover. and cs-
th different shaded waters. One
Chaplin in His Latest Success, “Be-
i
will! «a on
heat
Joel
och-um
Mary. and In auntie-rt to on “or:
"" “““' “W‘ "‘""‘ i' W“ gen-m warm
Hal.
The picture I. “Botanical." on
adaption of Booth Taliban'- cote“
brazed humorous novel of the same
name. and is produced by the Famous,
Players for the Paramount Program. ,
_\\'u|iam Sylvanua Boater. the role
played by Jack Pickford, is just about
to renounce all girls forever when the
arrival of 1,010 Pratt—Louise Huff—
withher tiny dog reduces him to the
tlnal stages of adoration anew. As
,Miss Pratt's constant companion and
abject slave. our hero Is much morti-
fied by his small sister, Jane.
This young lady—aged ten, persists
in eating apple sauce at all times and
places. taking fiendish delight in
smearing as m ch of her email person
wit hsajti apple sauce as possible. This
is. however, but a minor woo compar-
ed to those that are to come to Wit;
11am Sylvanu‘s.
CHIEF FANCHER.
it is known that Chief l-‘ancher has
seriously contemplated resigning from
city service—that's why so many citi-
zens are urging hilt not to do so.
Whatever his reasons for desiring
l') got out of the department at this
time we believe it to be his duty to
stick find stay.
The people of New Haven have
complete confidence in his ability and
integrity-and such confidence is
something to 'be mighty proud of, af-
ter thTfty years' service in the fire de~
part ent of New Haven.
Nd‘lty of New England has a bet-
ter fire department titan that which
(ihiof l-‘ancher has built up and now
directs in the city of New Haven. Of
I
course he cannot continue to be chief
forever but mentally and physically;
he is tdday In the prime of his new.
‘ fulness. and New Haven needs him In
all efforts to make New Haven'a fire
department as perfect as such an or-
ganization can possibly be.
The people of New Haven have por-
fect confidence in the Integrity and
ability of (‘hlef Puncher and the men
in the department swear by him—that
ought to be enouzh to keep him right,
on the toll and lilo 'l‘itnesdiaatlor voi~
cw public sentiment itt urging hin‘
not to resilm. I
llrop all thought of reslulilllt it‘Cln
your mind Chief—«tile people want:
you to stay and they will back ycu to
the limit In all things that are rigid
and falr.«.'ew Iiaven Times-leader. l
‘ I
POVERTY STILL EXISTS IN PlTTS-l‘
BURGH
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 2B.i—-Acute p0v~i
erty due to inability to obtain work
disappeared from lzittsburgh one yearl
ago. but the prosperous condition of
business in this district hill resulted{
in a decided increase in the number!
of charity cases resulting from llte‘
use of alcoholic drinks and the deser-
tiou of families. according to the im-
ntutl report of the Automated (‘llarl-
tica, just made public.
.1 “Thero’seems to be a relation bc-
tween the great demand forltlb'or and
the increase iit drinking itt that the
workers feels it he,losea one job on
account of Intetnporance, he will be
able to find another." the report says.
"The association finds that the large
pity envelope has led to family deser-
tion in many instances: in fact. de-
sertlon increased very decidedly last
year." ‘
l
ttle placed near the edge of the' o o
5 l .
lac Walker was instructed to knock ..
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with her arn ‘ . * r i
m . l as site euteted theE63 ~> . ,7 1 lg.
‘ _ t o - . " -
Coming into the room as the .3. . ' 4 U 3.
cm ground faithfully behind her, .. L‘ .3.
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a all Walker knocked the bottle with
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. bio held an inflammable fluid and :°“°“"““‘.‘ ‘”’“°”‘”'”’.%“*.t‘“.’“°”°”’”
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elbow. A loud report which sent
e
be “ , , ‘ V
lilylmdy about the studios running é. ” ' ' ’ . .2.
t e scene and then the flames. 0f cc 3' Ch Id ’ Mat 68 V. k
3 rue they do not make very much .3. I I re" 5 ' I" .3.
W”. for the players in the story 3. f i i .3.
* iah thorn 'tvitlt little trouble. .. . Under the i fl 3
wireless they burned long 0:. .— Auspicas 01 , ‘ m .3.
l to make it necessary for new 90 . .3.
. to be laid in the floor of the 9:. I he community CIUD .f
. ’ , , . \
~.. . . . . , . .. . t ' A . .
idesired effect was obtained. .. .\ ’ - " 7 I V .3‘
or and list i = ‘ . ' 3 ' I i r
. t s all that matter-“7.3. FR D . _ . ‘ , . to 1
Twin Girls Cause Mix~Up. i ’ : Y i " V a I ‘ fi.‘
. . ..
—._ 5 . ’ . . _ ‘ - O.
i , ‘ ' ' ' ‘ 0:9
moon." the Hamburg detective
wing {pat the trail, proceeds to
nericajin the hope of \dolng his
‘ after locating” Olga.
he story ends with a great dra-
4 punch. and the real destroyer
Walton pays the penalty while
and her sweetheart are reunited
rno’l happiness.” “
”move la the last of. a two
. criticism of the latest Entir-
~r World picture in which 0:1
, -. k finned and appears hm dual
new to be: My. fi“ -’
. .. mhuwmouwau'
h the special feature at The
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souls. As a matter of fact it is believ-
‘rd the.increase is nearer 75,000.
,ored italic combined. «The Rid": i‘sgped they will" not be forwarded,
asp- '
According to Ll? annual re-pon o'.
the county commissiuvlell filed with
the State comptroller for aha fiscal
year ending September 30. there were
595 full liquor licenses issued in this
county. This is believed to be within
the total which is allowed by \v, of
one to every 500 inhabitants. Colim‘dl'
ing the increase in six years for the
entire county at at least 5:3 000
4" .o‘din
ver Two iluttdrei i.
SChasers” in Use in this City
. SinCe Oct. 15, 1916, we have installed OVER zoo ‘CHILL
t§ CHASERS for our customers. These Handy Little Gas Heat-
ing Stoves have MADEE GOOD in Norwalk.
'm‘iA'T‘ IS HARD TO HEAT, 5
The other licenses granted in the. .
county Include 47 wholesale. thre-
beer, the latter all in Bridgeport; and
112 drug. The number of drug li-
censes is decreasing. and as there is
a limit of one to every three thou
sand persons; there will be no in-f
creases right'~ off. ‘i‘
For the first time itt the report the
club licenses appear. The total for the
We feel, however, that many of our gas customrs do not
appreciate what this heater is capable of doing in the room
heating line. ‘
IF YOU HAVE A ROOM
county is 73 divided “as follows: ll
Bridgeport, 38, Norwalk and Danbury OR IN FACT ANY HEATING PROBLEM, WHY NOT
nine each; Stamford eight, and Fair- it ASK US? g.
g
Q
The advice will cost you nothing. and we will tell you _.
frankly whether or not the Gas Heater will answer yOur ’
requirements.
field. Darien and Stratfold. one each,
Operation of High License. i
The operation of the new higher
license is disclosed in the report fry“
the past year. it shows how exterm-
ively it worked in increasing the reto-
nue. For the first time
shared In the receipts.
The total revenue from licenses of
all kinds, including clubs, was 8474.-
84015. or around seventy-live per
cent. higher than ever before.
Of this gteliftotai the towns in the
county received $305,101.14. inci‘hfl-
lug clubs. The county took 847.483.9915 not readily accepted.
and the mate the nlce little sum of. Among the “Ht-W “yet.” a”. mesh
"22'2“‘63- lveilintza with delicate borders of clie-
Bridgcport‘s total in licenses is 321 little in tho new colors. Tile trim—
retali, 2i wholesale, 56 drug. 3 beer mlng Idea Lg borrowed from ”,9 cur-
utnd 38 club. The town received rent ntillinerv vogue.
:igify‘w’ "”1“de ”’9 "1“" 3'; Changeable laffetas are being used
' ‘ - ‘ ‘cxtensively for petticoats and es~ GOODFELLOVIBHIP MAKES DIET.
Other towns show ‘5 ”1'0““ Sim"! peclaily In bright colored effects, bo-l
ford. ‘6 retail. H wholesale. 10 drug. cause of the favor for dark suits and!
and 8 club; Norwaik. 53 retail. 3.dresses. '
ER! FAT
whole le 8 dru d 9 l b' D“. Plaid and striped silks arci CHICAGO,NOV. ZL—Whether the.
“a . , 8 ‘0 c“ . "lalco in demand. Hamlet- no Merlot-wattle at the
bury, “item”, 3 wholesale. ll drug.i l-‘ur ed in s are also 1 d f
and It club; Greenwich, 32 retail. 5 turc T3“; “9’ “in“??? in S; dining table of the (let squad is re-
m¥rlgs£mm§ £335; :sgtuz“; at) “RT! plain hexagon meshes as well as on aponsiblo 1" any measure for n“! in-
lluntln ton 13 retail 3 ‘ou'_ l"; ig'illlv more elaborate ramage designs, 01'9““! “I!" 0‘ its members was
held “8 retail om, 'whotlifl; Eng; in some instances a wide neck band a problem boingotndied today by the
club‘ \l’eatport 9 retail ‘3 'drug‘ior fur is used for holding the veil sponsors for the test, which purposes
Drookflcld 2 “I’m”, Ridgeileld “ n15," place. This idett' was brought out to prove m it in possible to five
tail two drug" Qtratfleld ll rctali ;,,in June by one of the leading. Paris ' ll (0 toad
dull; one ciubfllelhe‘l iwo resc'rl ‘ I'lllilnt-I‘H. but only non is it lilkillll.“e on can as.
' ' ' p p ; iuiitl in this iila't'ket. 1 The 13 dieters—til! men and six
‘lpktPAR—Iiéufiilgc ‘ fourth pounds heavier than when they
R18“ iii CiliiillMlS
I started last Wemiesday. The great-
tlte state >-
iiTlte United Electric Light and
plum 1680‘ -
Water Co.
it? Will 51.;
382» us!- We . .
“5......“
matter all the local once can do is to
get it of! on fast as possible, but it
has no jurisdictir- over the delivery
‘al the other end. This Is up to tho
authorities at the poll office where
,lilt) matter lament.
-
wull littlulw ‘
lllii GUARD tulip
est trainer is William Nerk‘rr, who ac
quired four and threeqaarters pounds
during the wool In. beside l’ettit.
the only member of the squad to lose.
weightptlpped the #10810 at 161 1-1
pounds, I. loss of three-quarters of a
i
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i
WASH”‘KWON- N0". 2951.0” Prelzlrationsrzc being madc by pound. ) '
sltuctlolt of tit ee new cutters. mull; ill" officials of 1,... 11,...” 9051 0mm. “ll. Is the gain in
tteut of cruisin' cutters \\llil mod. ~ - t. - ‘ ... ‘ < . ' --
. is lot i... lite. t iltlstmaa rush uhich, it in ” much to the laugh-
tertl radio apparatus and repair and i)(‘l‘l[‘\\'ul will no pl't'alim‘ this year. weight is due ‘
extension of telephone and telcarnpiiHhml l~ver h9f0rp_ Postmaster ter at In as to the food. DT~ 1‘- 5'
“5“ ‘ ‘15” in ”3 “'Ol'k “‘i‘i‘ l‘i‘00lli‘;.\ttdrc\v Leary has been planning Stokeag of the squad said today.
mendcd lo Concress today in the (in-Il’m- stwmul days the best possible way
until report of t‘aptain 1'3. P. llOFlllOH-ito handle the anticipated rush and he
commandant of the toast guard scr-jts confident that there will be little. if
vile. 'l‘hc cutlcrs asked would (‘Ufil‘duy:dl¥ia.\' caperienced eiLTlcr in the
tt-nttlher 31.000.000, and be stationed} lwlit‘ery or thc/ forwarding of mail
at Detroit. Honolulu and Beaufort. Nfior parcels front this office.
C. Particular emphasis was laid on: Matt Parcels Early.
the need for 11 cutter at lit‘nuforl. the} Owing to the usual rush at
“We are buying to rich a social feast
as we are a dietary one.“
Dr. John Dill Robertson. city health
commissioner, asserted today that In
his opinion the test. thus far has been
a success. and added that one defin-
this its lesson for Wives thus far is
rctm't saying at present c are musttumo or your. not only here but in p
51“ ‘0 1158i“ Shillii ‘ ulfill‘u‘sfi off‘otlter offices throughout the country that "they should go {0 markt and
Hatteras. "the bi“ ..tcc o! tiereiit‘ls aurilablc that those desiring to bring their purchases home with
lit la.“ cl'hcr fr" Norfolk or Wii-isend parcels to friends get them in- them" _.
mingtcn. and lint a vessel statioiielito the mails as soon as possible to ' ________.‘____...
there would prove of individual asllusnrc delivery in time. Where
aistancc. . ~ Email would ordinarily reunite one or
in speaking of the existing: radir‘ttvo days t-lreuclt its destination.i1
set-thaw repnt any! .n‘nc of the'ls stlugcitcd that three ortfour days
cutters in service equipped with :c allowed. This will make it cer-
obsolete apparatus because of lack offiilill lllfll Ill? parcel “fl“ lb“ in— lhl‘
fundz. although Congress his requlr- hands of the consignee in time for
ed all merchant scanners to install 1119 holiday.
auxiliary apparatus. ' Thou: who are contemplating
To mil the 1500 miles of telephone sending gifts at any areal disiauca
and cable lines owned by the service will be aiowcd to write on the out-
iu cord condition. the report asks for Sid? 01’ ”10 WGJR‘P. "not (0 ’0? GDP}
:50 060 and”tn connect stations in ouf't‘d until Christmas," besides the reg
of the way points with commercial uiar address. Usually only the ad
telephone or telegraph “[195 about 4.05:, is permitted on packages sent
$85000 additional, ‘ by parcels post. but owing to the ll-I
Owing to increasing difficulty in regularity of the mails at this time of
sccuiinz engined! officers 0. l‘f‘COn‘.lillt‘ year. the Postal department will
mcndatlon is made for the combina- gum this concessmn ‘9 “*1 senders.
t‘cn by law of the. DIWincor 20,- s .nd Will Rush Delivery.
the line of'thc guard? p q Every elfort will be made to have
During the past year 1‘91; net-sorts.” mall. both parcels post and other
were saved front noril or death by the matter. delivered not , 1M" ”‘3“
word and “.3543 valued at $10 5093 Christmas day. but it is suggested
65:. agglsle¢ The service'spent durv that those expecting matter. - until;
in; the year 35215711. their friends to send it as early ms
’ ' possible to prevent delay. The
1- nucstibn of delivering and forward
MonDigfal:JESWhOiFhf-'ASHION. his mail matter has always been-a
winter ’1 Id (2 was worn marrcblem with the postal authorities,
the eu’tufinrifaga’riggxmamno; Egg: :gétul in most instances whereudelrhys
“ * ~ . s a -
trimmingvonh georgcttevcrepe cape‘lsgl‘oepedoctci‘llgile‘tihe‘ sexism-smudge“ tee
fofigggfflatiggéansflbbons from brtms blame in mailing the pnfcls {“3“
' ‘ ’ . 3 mo tent.
Waxed moire silk is used for motorvlla t n
ins: suits. ‘ -
Use Care In Wrappingni
- Another caution that is being is
Beaded bugs are. as much used “5 sued by the postal authorities Is that
fiedlctions indicated. Sometimes lhe'eaah and eyery parcel must he se.
beads are sewed to velvet or Silk-lcul-ely and properly wrapped.
CAMELS "I IISS‘iSSlPPk
The geology of mountain regions is
generally more difficult to muster
than that ot'plains. because the rocks
have been more 3mm and tilted
about. but the geology of certain parts
of Mississippi is almost as difficult
'as that o! a mountainous region. bc~
cause certain widely distributed for»
motions but few definite identified
tion marks. partition!” mtuilns and
impredalm of plants and. animals
that lived at the time the deposits
» were formed. A paiculiar antistatic,
which geologist have milled the fata-
houla sandstone. has been studied
with can lay-G. C. liaison and ‘E. W.
Berry, of the United Starter. ‘Geologb
cal Survey. Department-of the Inter-
lor. who have he: able to identify
and follow the sandstone by means of
the remain at plants. Among the
plants found was pines. ferns. leaves
of date palm. tropical myrtles, figs
and a mom relaxed to the pres.
tent day W and Central Ameri-
can aapota. m which most of the
material for W gum is obtained.
These mini! will! show that at- tho'
time the m: was formedeper.
halls five [aim ym ago—elite cil-
mte of M I“ m 1mpical and
are
other-
somctimes they are Worked Into, axwgse It will mule accepted by the de-
crtétilietéd foundialiion. . i‘ i .th partmeht. It 'suoh parcels are ld'mlii '
_ i' us an noxpans V6 8 8 ed into a receptacle for mal , an
evening frock made of white and col-‘Eeach the postoflice improperly wrap- bones 0! anal! found 3! 0m?" 890‘
l but loglets and the similarity of the sand
simple. being a full while skirt withthad at the office until claim is made mom a. mum to certain
the full verakirtmf colored tulle. therefof. This is Important as the fro lcd’ M w more a similar
aide, in all blouses have returtl- post‘olllce is responsible for all malt. 9 > ‘ .. ,. _
ed. ’ . ' tor. it accepts. but it’reserves thej imrucmh ‘
Tailored rouge appear on Many of right to state whether «not a par-i ”1...... . .
the new sailor hail“ ' . loot is in proper condition for mall-' flaw ”Mung? WDGTION
There are chat-atlas mixtures of log. . ' ' _, ‘WABHINB‘I' m. ta—Jl'he
color in tulle frocks and dalillla. the M , Will unveil".
mgfhlf (mlW"fl" “Postmaster Leafy
‘ ‘ "lwlll’flé'all In hie po. X
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