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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 2, 1917 · page 3

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‘PRIC‘ESn

 

One Year London—One Year
Chicago—Three Months Boston.

COMTNG HERE DIRECT FROM STANDARD THEA-

New York—Six Months‘

IRVING BERLIN’S

SYNC OPATED MUSICAL TREAT.

t 75 People—It’s a Whale of a Show—«2 Cars
A‘RAGTIME RIOT THAT SPARKLES AND POPS
Musrc and Lyric by Irving

Smith—Staged by R. H Burnside
SPEEDY AS THE SPUT— SPUT OF A RAPID FIRE
GUN.
A merry concoction of frozh. frivolity. mirth and melody—-
With Twirly Girly Syacoapted Tunes
The Biggest Girl and Musical Show in Years

‘ TAKE A TIP-WATCH YOUR STEP

50c. 75¢. $1.00~-»A Few at $1.50

SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE—PHONE ”4i

Berlin—Book by Harris B.

 

 

 

14101011 titrati-

TONIGHT
a ESSUE HAYAKAWA
IN
‘EACH TO HIS KIND"

i ' TOMORROW

HENRY B. WALTHALL IN

“LITTLE SHOES"
And the 10th Episode of

“‘ f‘A Lass of the Lumberlands"

MONDAY .

 

“THE END OF THE
TOUR"

or.

3.

LIONEL BARRYMORE IN

 

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Palace Theatre

:Homo of Vaudeville
Feature Pictures

 

and

t
tlnee days at the Palace Theatre yes
'tet1 .y.

it was heralded as an excep-
‘11. a bill and this it proved to be in
a l respects. A large matin-‘e audience
'and another in the evening thorouuhly
enjoyed evety minute of the five acts
_and there is hardly a doulttthut what
_n L‘llltil‘ll)‘ house will see the show
tonight. The musical Jones; Johnny
leaks and the Society Sisters were
features of the bill.
balanced the ttnusual program and
made, the play altogether a wry in'
detecting and entertaining one. The
isatne show will he ol‘fored ililillll today
_with :1 hit: feature pit-lure number ‘
llll‘ \\'tit'ltl-lit‘:ttl)’ "The liti'ttl-
our of Feat."
the leading role in this drama.

release,

SATURDAY PALACE SHOWS

 

Two Presentations of Vaudeville With.

Paramount Picture

The (-ustomarv three
vatttlt-t‘ithshow )1ill he held tontot
row at :l:l:'1. t'1;l.'1:tttd It ()(ll\('l\. In-
liitltllliflll to llli‘ :«tal'
l’arzttuouttt

lll\(‘

act t‘,‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- illllil' itt “’l‘ltU llmvard of Patient-c." on sale todav aid the demand no» It“ l‘itl't‘llll tllt't‘t’t‘tt‘t t"ttl t‘itt't'ltll lttlttlttfl ltttlttt‘. 'llt' honor is totaled in the
'3 TODAY AND SATURDAY This is a particulariv interesting pimp 1'1 21d rapt-(throws. The first szilt- 11:1,. oa in lllt‘- matuu-r that it might be said Shippa'i av 1:1: . l'll'tt""? i" '
Five ACTS valldeVllle lo-pla.‘ that. is tt'l'iilill to be much en—Iio purple “ho .z..1'. l".t' .ho'a tin 1"; t' » lllitl it” “i ml“ "“"ll’1"‘-"-‘ ll"“‘l‘:""l""-" ”l“ present “”‘l ""“' l l"tl "“l’W 3"
.‘lol‘t'tl. INV“ \‘uti; llllt -' )«ur alto 1 are done \1 llit‘ll Elli") >lil‘1‘l) 7-1114-- 1' H“ ”t“ lllf'f‘ttt' ("v”"V
E. AND ____1 _...,-._.._.. reputation of >11 tlolttiz. i‘ “ill be re -
Today—ETHEL CLAYTON t “WATCH voua STEP" lHENRY WALTHAL lrl "LITTLE m- 11111.1.11 111111 on: .1110: Sesstt‘ HEAR ARS".".ENTS ‘ g
in “THE BONDAGE OF ' ——-~v— i SHOES AT THE REGPNT tt1v1111.1ttt1 .. tlw'onlv J:11;:a111;1= altI ”mm” tron [cootv 1110.3:qu
' .. Scat Sale For Monda Palace Attrac-‘ 'ttr ttlttt‘ttltttt' It" | t' “TN"! U“ ‘t.‘ J'“ l- ‘ ‘t l "“01“ ‘ 3 ‘ ”V“ 7 ,
FEAR. World-Brady “a. . tion Opened “Big" Today ‘ TO'VlORFTOW _1\hct11['t'1-r h" l.‘ E‘Jlllflltllt't ti to be blltnht tours-- ' 11. \\':tt~ "
ture. "Watth Your Stun." \1 huh will l)t‘l\Vé‘liltdl Hrars New Bordcr War Story there is the 11 ital amount of inter st bury. .' '10 com"
Saturday—~Louise Huff in -tlte :utt'at'tion ol'let'ed :tt the Palace A friend (at lien-'1 ll. \l‘althal. stilt" taken by the business that is done ties will not rt-t tho-11v .tatiotts re-
“THE REWARD OF PA- -'l'ltt‘att'e the first and only time in riot: in l'ls:':ttt:13.";z feature. “Littlt‘ with his pictures which only goes it) qtr'sted by lll“l’l “Voyeurs

TIENCE." Paramount fea-
ture.

. Norwallt, next Monday evening, March
is. at 8:30 o‘clock. is nothingr if not
1 1110ti-L'rn,

 

 

IF'AST FREIGchlkmE TO NEW i‘ ariety. its scenes are fox trot palac-

AHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS. .ts and ' caharets. Perhaps the only
PORTATION LINE, Inc. ;thing not modern about this ~ltig must.
Gilli“ boat leaves Pier I 27 East cal show which packed the .1'ctv A111
yer. .New York (f°°t °f Catherine sterdani Theatre, New york, for one
fi’pgleggt tl'aeieftfgspgtslllggzglkatu: tpo‘ year is that it is clean. There is inot
‘ a song. dance. or joke that calls for

. m. and at South Norwalk up to
1the censor to get busy. The show is

110w playing at the. Standard Theatre.
/.\'c\v York. The same company will

A]. ' HE IHEAIERS 1 l.‘ pltly it. here Monday.
~__ , ‘ ll The'combined efforts pf an unusual

toast. the exquisitely designed
itumes by Helen Dryden.
.melodies oi Irving Berlin
-"Watc.h ‘ Your Step."
”which. of its kind.

 

 

MACE VAUDEVILLE GREAT .

-—~.

, has never before.
‘ jgyedl—f-Two More Days

tooll expectations was the week-
(I vaudeville show which opened for

‘RESH PINE APPL

'COVERED
.WITH RICH

irresistable youth, fun. stunning gowns
and beautiful artistic stage. settings.

 

 

 

 

.wn'zn
CREAM

MILK CHOCOLATE j

Makes your mouth
water just to‘ think
about"- this luscious
/ . candy! What. could

heavilycovcred with
crisp milk chocolate -

3 ' - - of the finest quality?

This is the choice cottfettio: 1 we ochr tomorrow as a big Week
Special, and we shall sell it. at a mice that will make you want
‘ uy- several boxes. You cat: set. front the box with its handsome
ribbon that it it; high quality candv and We give. you our word
x never in your lilo bought any better 01 '1
'pouad Our spectal prt‘ to tomorrow for

 
 
 

been equalled. The. piece is alive. with'

be finer than de- ,
'licious l; ‘pinéapple l
with- rich '.cream,.

but the other acts

 

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ill“

lithe] t‘lat'tou will plat 'l
,:t‘u:'.ttl anti

‘aturdav:aversion for chorus

\athhflille;
will lll't‘it‘llt louise poo.

its entire Iscore is syncopatflthv photo-play x tar lu
led. its dances are all of the one step'

(705‘ l,
the ragtime}
make '
a production l Bring Back its Color and Lustre With nomska was for many years associat-

‘ Sage and Sulphur Compound."
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South Norwalk

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Specials for” Saturday

250 Hose . .
59c Hose . . .
85c Children’s Hose . .
$1.10 Silk Hose ‘ . . _
$1.00 Children’s Dresses .
19c Corset Covers . .
$1.03 Waists . ‘ . .
Special Combinations . 99C 9:3:
0 69C Corsets . . . 39c " L
a $1. 00 Silk Bags . . ' 49C
. New Spring Shapes $125 87 $149
.1; $20.00 Suits $i0. 00

".25.

t“'.
1

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. 2.9:. 572.. .

19c
49c. 9,
25C .
790 lit“

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"7’01? ’.:‘

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15c if”

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,filn

$24.00 Suits . f $12.00i-Z‘

7; .71.)?” ; .

NEW SPRINE SUITS.

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"There watt a

11 hieh are martt-ls ol color harmony. in: his command thus:
fl-It't~t‘}'titittg it: spiel: and span And roldier in this squad

ll‘.- 1": t..- ptlvmy ot' .‘tt'iltlll in tho Dit't'l‘. here last night, and h:-
bt't'ause It. ll llutnsalv. who stagt‘ti i'tts'a' about. it that he
the tilt“ lzt- ant-:ai. .\'o-.\ ‘1' an": of
The t‘lltil'll.‘~ 1.» to i like you‘re gttlltt'. to ‘iit'.
llt't'tillh’t‘ the (it'pt'ral
\l disturbed

what di-"d out
made so lil‘lt‘ll
woke up the.
"'1! 3 you others

|Iltltltit'lltt‘,! li‘lt‘o

;1'.tt it ll't"i‘ not (it t'
ltt'hi'ttl the mesa.
ain‘t goitt: to l‘?'\t‘
tw iru.‘

lltll itlt‘1ll llrottlway one. ttttnpo~«d oi
iH‘prt-tty 301“" girls \1 ho tan rt-allt sin:
3am! tlIlllt‘t‘
lot lllt‘

1 areraat‘

it i .1 Ft

i‘t-v' ltlltttt‘tllll‘u' tlt'patttnt'tlb ‘

Sessue ll '_\'alt;t\\.1 in "Each to lli~
l\'-nd." e? lluv li“l:vllf ton‘eht. :1 Porn
moun't pit'iill't‘ of par excellence with
a cast in the support of this clever at:-

tist that surely couldn't help tumor a

t'ltol‘tt~~ (it’ltt‘ti strike its iii--

tl'ottr: does it you l‘."‘xt' att
men

"Watch \‘our Step"
l‘lt‘ banner musical at.
- year.

Allow-titer
should prov.-
Mimi and a vry clever ta-try
n‘ttnner wltlt

tilt'ttil‘t‘

told l'l

tor it .‘Rt'l‘ilill itu
Seats \\t"‘t‘ plated

lt‘at'tltttt oi ll‘
illltolt) llt':ll 7t :1 mm, ttt'ltsttc

wishing relat 11 321'

I it‘llll‘l’LHllli‘ll out of

.9: to her hcmt €21 ’i‘okenckt- ttlltl .1 let.

lll‘d"~t'l at "ll"
tl‘P(1td.

l
1 ji
.‘ t
{Him 11 l‘ ll tlllt'
‘l Thr- .1.
l. .tertained

50C r“ 1 “-

"has-11.134, . _ .
750 liiu the :uhut '13 cf

14]};
litters of the Itarittt Fire

.1:

, and the ltottaiton Hom- (‘otnpany will

it ‘11.
Q t‘i'

 

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OWA itth ,2
.; "W x I...
(Roost—eds. pmfl.fl~.n’~~~.( l 5»

i
F t‘ Crockett has l‘tllll'llt'tl to 9
er lion” in t‘

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:avonue. alter

Hart :1. 6
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‘1‘1';11‘.i of Titl1t"'t‘l(5‘ .

"print
New
M1. and it .1. .l.
torn guests our '_'
1e wed: end I 19
Miss Lilli?" l‘.a:1.:1 .:1 V

'lt ill: lit

t1 \isit ‘31, .\'11v York. .,
A law. Fltul. lt'r «Hiring! to”): and '4
1| pli1 s on lit .- it't' 1.l tl‘t' nu. Farrell
1": l.a'tl" ‘.'-‘ l2"“

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.‘ll‘.-. .lt,.l:t' llrtatltaty M1

:1 (Hi iliilt .11'1'11! ,:.;1'
Ho \1t-~.1i'~11.-f.'.1"l:rtt...\1 .;
it)t)l1‘l_\‘ll

'l‘ohent lit‘ 1 .

l"1'!1_rtr

llsh't's‘ l’..':1tvla t-i'
1211- Illtll
ltith is planning to
tot.l_'~‘..ott 'l‘a.

t‘irt'H'.
14ml :1 play
.1'.1y 1»\1=ning.

Just lit-fort- the sin-’11 st r111 on ‘1‘1'11l

1mm sum l-td.» \H'lt‘ swu ;.

tawny on, 1121.1 }

ithin an hotr or so ztttt-r 1m- birls V
er.- sa'ezt lllt' lZl'I‘.” Fart '. ii is sail

tat. wittn these hints are set-ll, ll 1*

6'111‘1'1r tails to \lltti"

For \arim-.: l't‘:l<tt‘l~‘. the annual
iltvtlllt‘ touritntmu llcth‘i‘ll mem-

llcpart 111111:

.. omitted this 11 tilt 1. he tourna
int has i1 past years been a great t

uru- of interest and amusement.

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«6. £0,911,”

» PAGE THREE

 

 

 

 

”/27 .M. mm» 3~WMQ~M I

“Wimp” Gas Ranges i

Reduced for March! ti
Don’t Miss This Sale

 

5Q!” 5 9/2...

Wat‘s.

TO ENCOURAGE '
EARLY BUYING we
hat'c decided to reduce
prices on our entire stock
of 19:7 “VUL'CAN”
GAS RANGES for the
n‘onth of March only.

IT.WILL PAY YOU
to buy early in the sea-
son; you will save mon-
ey: your new gas range

 

~e- ,,

:. 2‘

sn-
n

will be install-ad promptly i";
and carefully. {9‘
EASY MONTHLY “

PAYMENTS if you 2i

wish, with nearly a year : .

to pay for your range. f‘:

_ 4‘

Regular Price ' - $20.50

. «IR .
March Prlcc ~' - $18.50 .

Don’t Wait, Place Your Order Immediately
de3 rated E'eclric Light and Water (30.

PHONE lGBlO

1’7 ”1.);

1 T'i’OiSLH

.—..

s7 WALL STREET 11’
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.\:1:1o'11n(~en1t-nt is made of the mar-
on' Saturday. Feb—1
my ‘34, of Albert William Selwyn
i-Zlm street and 351-155 Sarah Arm-
rong Fitzpa.rick of New York. The

ill
III

are in New York.

' it)

0 wedding took place at the Church oi
147.1011 and St.
‘ Street.

Charge Accounts Opened t

Timothy, West 517th
Frederick Burgess. J1.
llyh. lawyer of l"-'1
roadway. was best man.
eu'a Vt'atl-ton ot'
ridesmaid.

Rev.

Flushing. 1.. l., 1vas'

 

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CLAlMS House SHE occuptao 15’

YEARS WITHOUT OBJECTJON.
'l lttratent'ti wit‘t t'jt’tlltlt‘lll from llt‘l'
home which slut 11.1'.1pi-.-d without 0?“
let-lion for ‘13 .lat . t‘. St. t‘lztir
of Slatnl‘ottl ‘11.“. ‘! suit again-'1
Francis A. l‘a'n‘t ;' 'z‘l'ortl. Flt"
says l’alntet' ha (tlillt‘ t‘nrnartl with :1
1'la‘tn to (l\\’l1'i\‘llil\ of lhl‘ property.
The plaintiff tit't'lar‘t'h 1111 llll~ltttIl-l‘
bought the lllttpt‘lly and 1 «anal title
but she is not sure ht- t‘H’l‘ rreot‘tletl‘
the deed. After his death Mrs. 52.3
Hair sttppo'tcd :~l:e turned the ltontre.
and continued to lilo there namelest
ed. llet'ent‘y it has been tiisemeretl
that the (it- .1 is t‘t'ctt‘timi in l'altner‘sg

years.
’ t1‘t‘i!:‘.

(VI 5::

 

.lis’tcneti to it:

itiee on
ittee met

l” IYIOTP ()lllt'll)'.

of Hartford county has requested an

 

appropriations.
yr-sterday afternoon
'il‘gtllltt'nls advanced

VD. A—.————4.

The 00” } of finance are approved, the superior .
“nd'court of New Haven county in New
Haven will receive almost. $10,000 less
than it has reattached. It has asked
for. $171,000 and the board of finance

The superior court

$93,500 and

.appropriallun of the 11's recommended only ”61,000. The T
board of finance has ”001111119"de court received an appropriation of
$91,000.1‘11'o years ago, the court $170,000 two years ago.

lr'eceitetl an appropriation of $00 000
Miss lie iii the recommendations of the board ,

w

. Advertise in '11:: Sentinel.

I’M-4...“.
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W. “L...

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__-.~.t-. "Way

 

i appear ance

in the punitch
in a letter to
1 tells the fol-

ahow that he has a. very popular Law
or gojng with hitn at all times. It‘ you
care to see a cool picture why in 11

Shoes." is an officer

expedition in .\ie\ieo.

ending
amounts 1etontt1c1‘tlt‘d by the

of finance are approved bv the

 

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1.01.1.1 . . ..—— w. -
“in“. Cyrls in “Watch Your Spr. at .tll?‘ 'aIPCc Theatzc. 1110 min}.

 

 

 

 

versed in the lore. of that fascinating
country and has had unusual. oppor.
tunitles for studying it. Miss 02111

Data all in

 

:ed with the English Department of.
Smith College and was later Dean of
:1 Women at the. Unlvetsit) of C1 1cm
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol nail She is n \‘uden‘. of \rabic and

added, will turn gray. streaked and of many of the. Oriental languages
faded hair beautifully dark and lttxuri- titttd lttas tirade lln bestendexl study 0' ,
. a , - .gvp nn terog yp 1cs .
‘m “mm, the Sagt Tea and Suit The slides to be shown by Mis'i
phur recipe. at ltome,t_10ugh,i'.1 trou- (‘7. arnomska have been made. from.
blosomc A11 easler‘way is to «get the photographs taken by Miss Vida l-Iunr.

ready douse preparation improved by “3111:2113 é)“: 0f t1}? principals of tilt‘

’ Hi ls to c ool.1ese pic urcs v. crc -
the addition of other ingredients. taken in the winte1 of 1910 and in
costing about 50 cents a large bottle, clude many that are unusual and val-

at drug stores. known as ““39“” ttable \liss Francis and Miss (‘7:11 '
thus nom ska 1‘ ere given excepdonal facll'
' - tlties lot the studv of the ancient tern

avoiding a bio! muss. pies and also had speci ll opportunity
While gray. fodethalrht not sinful given them to visit and photograph

11c all desire to retain our youthful 1.1“. great dam at A.ssttan ‘
and attractiveness. By The school take: pleasuic in are
darkening your hair with Wyeth‘s nouncing that ”t“ 1901110“ ma} be “h
Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one tended by anyone interested. Tickets

at. fifty cents may he ohtaincd from
can tell.1becattse it does it so natural- Ithe school or at the door. ‘-

ly. so evenly. You just dampen

sponge or uoft brush villi it and draw CAT THAT BlT TEN .

this through your hair, taking one HAD THE RABIES
s'mall strand at a time; by morning NEW HAVEN. “arch 2;‘—-A pct cat
all gray hairs have disappetired. All-01‘ Febt 11.11 3, 26 Int ton persons, includ '
another application or two your hair mg a police omcpr. It was kmpd by}

Grandma‘s Sage Tea Recipe
'Common garden— sage brewed into

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Youil get the BEST. cocoa that you ever tasted
R mkcl's. you know. is much more i‘mely powdered
than other brands-it disclvtzs more readily and mentshnve J'towmhll 4

more completely Arid it not onty has a smoother ~~ cuctlleGHTbotthnt-WW' ._' H

u or 1033' oft . ‘ l 3' ‘i,
becomes beautit lly d k, g 3, 8 another otllcct because okcomrmint . mm bu. gum,“ mmommmmus dummy.

lowing story. drop into the Regent tonight and st‘t' ‘
“A negro s-entry of the Tenth caval- Scamp l'layahauua in “Each to His,
t‘y died the other night of acute indT- Kind," and you will NU thfif‘you hflVlt.
gestion near General Pershing‘s tent. got your 111oi1e_v‘.-1 worth at that titue.; , ‘
There was considerable. commotion; 1 ’
which awoke iae gcncral. The, fol l """"" .
lowing night. the negro cot-110ml of UN“ ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON
sentry squad was overheard instruct- EGYPT NEXT FRIDAY.
l The Hillside School has arranged in 7'
.__._...__w__. -w. -. 1 -~___...-vtits scales at entertainments an illus-
r'tted lecttueo 021 Egypt whi ch is to be .
' given in the auditorium of the .\'or
.1 . walk Library on next Friday evening, .
March 9. at 8 o‘clock. The lecturer 3'
Miss M. E. .l. Czatnomaka is deeply" .- \

“You bet I’m feeling fine. Wik a hot
cup‘ of Runkel’s undo? my hot, l’ve
started the day RIGHT. Mostmm

are wishy—washy to me—but Runkrflk

hits the spot—FSMASH and gramme

the ‘pcp‘ for ‘a day's hard work. 113

that ‘chocolaty‘ taste I like.”

Runkel's Cocoa is so well balanced that it is far '
mcst satisfactory for eticrybody every meatdm ' {
day \It is smoother—and you never Mammy ’
.say "Try some other cocoa 'afler RM: get!

l.
on the table once Try 1t~today~at warms ' i
make it a pomt to say Runkél' s. . -

toonch 11nd mdignstifle “must-115103;“
lassmetoo' 'lesn and um Enron‘s -
“Mining‘s '

 

 
 

 
 

' wound box of these 60c Chocolates will be

 

 
 
 

39c.

'lslte. It is not intended for the care. All ten persons are to rec-ewe the

 

‘ And this is important. especially when you have name R
chum who cocoa! F M

 

and luxuriant and you appear years Word come. from Mlddlctmvri ‘36“! ammrtnecocoatcm ' T'v WNW-Wm Ana-111mm ‘
iounger- Wyeths Sage and Sulphur that the state brieterlologist had “do- ._ . » . c . . mm W 12.1111“: h 1 Errol . ”0'W9WIilMl)WIF~hm&c&t-4&m .
Compound is a delightful tollet req— cided that the out, had had rabies.‘ ' . . 1 .3 9- . 3 nscny cocmbuuet' simmwgwmmw,

 
 
 

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