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'he made at :1 meeting 01‘ the t1u5t
use men's
NEW FABRICS FOR SUMMER SEVEN STATES
" WEAR ARE DELAYING
In Batiste, Voiles, Poplins, Gab- DRAI‘ TJAOTTREY
amines, Soisettes, Wash Silks, (Continued “mirage One)
Gingham, Percales and other _
Registrants 11120118810111 the coon-I
goods in plain colors, stripes and
fancy figures.
E. K. BANKS
' Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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Get that new Blue Book atI
once
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DONN ELL'Y’S
. 16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Is the Time to Consider
l Repapering Your Home
HOUSE PAINTiNI:
Estimates Cheerfully. Gven
Call us-—Phone 1446
J.' A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St., So. Norwalk.
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WHITE SLAVE 'SL’SFECT
THOUGHT TO BE INSANE
Edward Harrington Taken to a Ho's-pi.
tal for Observation
‘NICW YORK, .Iuly l8. - 'l‘ho choruo
01‘ “white :Ilnrcl'3“ prci‘errctl Xi‘SlPI‘tlfl’I
’lIIIIIll. I lull“:
of Nov wi: 11,
:m! llnl'tdlgtun. :1 5:1ilo1
t‘01111., in count-(lion with
Ihc ntit‘mptt-d ‘.5'11i1t1h- ot‘ llcrlu-l
'Wright 33:15 ulthdruwn 1011113 by 1'.-d
win M. '81: 1111011 , assistant Lnii’: p
Winn-.5- distntt nttaruc) :11‘11-1' on in—
vcstigntion 01 llurrinuton‘ .5' claim that
he had been employul b3 :1 German
agent, whom he know :15 "Belg-tum“
to put bombs on British \ll‘.
Szwtinton decided Harrington \\ 1'.; mon-
unbalanced and had him token
l0 :1 hospitnl for obsct'ynlintl.‘
34h 11m
EXPERT TESTIMONY COMES HIGH
Cost State About $25000 to Convict
Mrs. Gilligan of Murder
HARTFORD, July H 'Alf‘COlIllllll
to items taken today
count books of the Hartford (“0111113
Super 101 ("o111i, tho com-i1110u 01‘
Mrs. Amy E. Archer—Gilligan {-0.51 1111‘
state about $255,000, of which Ill‘. Vic-I
101' C. Vaughn of the Michigan 11111-
vocally got $10.00!) 111111 111' Atthur J.
Wolff oi Hartford State basteriolo-
glaucot $8.300. \inryArchcr,d:1ucl1
ter of the condemned woman, said
she was beginning to believe that cv-
el'ybody was not against her mothm
and that :1 second t1inl would be.
granitd with 112 different result
NEW HEAD FOR WOMEN'S COL
LEGE I
Nlt‘W LONDON, .lul3' tS.—-lt is ex-
pected that an unnounccntmtt of the
selection of :1 new presidcnt for the
Connecticut College for Women will
N's
\‘eu 1111011, Mon
m.
at the 110th Toll, 1
d:1y,.luly 23, ntZ p.
A11 Overland driven by Miss-11. (1111'
1103' of Bradford crashed into the re
:1 F'oid driven b3 an eiuoloye of II“
this morn-.1151.
No one u as
cars was
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of
tltandnrd Oil company
in front of the Armory.
hurt and neither of the
damaged to any great extent.
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'l’iocecdings were instituted this
morning by the F. W, Thompson Com
puny against Mrs. 11‘1 '1111ce5 Clewlnnd
'l’wsion, or Tokeneke former wife of
the late. Ptesident "'G1mc1' Cley.clnnd
V’l‘hc case is a ci\il suit for architectur-
al work done by the Thompson com-
puny, and amounts to about $150.
MM éKODAKS—
CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
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Stillson-Powell CorporationI
-1.'11'd25' 1.5' not
1 ordt'l' of liability
‘2 only
I l'uurd. bu:
'1111 11:1ll'. 1011'.
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.111 11111 with-:-
2 ttlnlly
Illiilli',
3 The famous Hotel for WOMEN
113 am 111'" '11 to acquaint tin-unseltcsj
pith the . :1l 1111111b1>1‘:11l01-.'1i cnclI
It'l'sttll 1'13 cur-1111111011 boards. The}:
numl Iilfit'r'tl on the registration}
in-licatixe' of tho 11111115:
He 11111.51 l1 :11'11 no'
the Er‘lf‘llEtl I1111 by t-n-I
It; tire i-
5'0 1111- numtm 01 11-3. .
trains in distl'i-‘f. i
{l-ZW 1‘11} -' July '18. All 101 '11 MI
tlltIIIIUll b' 711 Ner- 1'01l 1113 to-I
:211' my sch-1 i11- drull I
li.1bh- under 1"11-1l'211i't
e - 10 l 1111 wit-.11 11111111101 milI
11:11 .5'1111 l‘fini '."'c.h 11 1h: dinnin" 10.-
11101115: :111113 11111 M the 111 \: 1:111
O
111:1.1' in \\:1511i11ctun
was 11111111-
is}
’1 lm 11:11:11.111 '111-111
th. wml-x nt‘ 1 1149 100.21 b pitl‘tl}
;-:111 HI and than 111-.
11111:l)t.<'1l 1'1_L-'i.5:‘11':1lion
be on IIl‘il' 11:13' 01' 111'-
in the: mitt-c. 01‘ the provost
lll‘dliltill~;t‘l‘xt‘l‘itl in \l'ashincton today
or 1011101'1'011' 11101111119: :11 the 11115.51.
Estimates f'onl .Iu d:- 111 at trout in-
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Wild
511'-
curds
10.511 fibrin! I 11' ‘1
(l1'11I't .
man 111 ‘Hu
figs!
PROTEST AGAINST SYST EM
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Connecticut Wants a Change of Me-‘
thod in the Next Draft for I
Soldiers ‘
ilAlt'l‘l-‘ORD, Conn. July ‘5 '-.“11-L
Connecticut State Council of P...
:11 on executive 50.551011 today,
1-11 the 1251111111105 of population 11111110
by the Federal coycrnml-ut 11nd ruled
that? Chairman Richard .11. llissoll
"oddly-.5 :1 li'ttcr to the Secretory 01'
1\':11', sending :1 copy in l‘l‘m‘o5t Mur-
5l111l (it'nvrul t‘rnwdm' :tud llirf'ctor \‘i‘.
91. Gifford of the (‘onncil of National
tote-150 :11111 Connccticui'5' conduit-s
and 11p! Peru: 21131025 in Con-mss 111111
((lllllt'tllClll must insist 111111 11 110w
method of allpt’ll'ItlllIm: the-511110 quo-
:15 be fiytd and lint (‘onncciicut 1'e-'
c1110 12': dit I01 the exit-5's 01‘ 111111 1111-
dcr IIH' H.125: «11;th “ l: \\'~::1 10:11:11-
.5-0 111:1! tin.I .51: 111' 5111mm not in5i5t up
11.50,
1'1225'1'11.5‘\"
1 care 0t" 1113'
2 Mn and nuttorn
. your t‘tllilltlt lit-1'."
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Mrs. 11.111125" ‘1'.
from New York, 111m- ,Iur-t tit-1'1,
ciution tlppnN-d to \‘1’01111~11‘.: Suffrage.
“Althouuh 1110.5"
l‘nmily, 1h:- wur
vlmttizml. i In! thut it i
l tit'ln'itsc ,tn accept t
V.
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out already
1111‘?
ed ‘ 111- prt'sithncy
1'1'l111'idllt to slim] ltlt‘l'
relief W 01-1.;
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917'
01' 1311' l'nitcd States Senator '
0f the National Assn-f
.1115. \l'ntlsworth writ-.21 I
:'ddi‘iunul burden outside the
the" «hurdles in which I
i'1 1h: inn-1H5! oi‘ pun-lot-
,md do 111;: 111010.51 1o 3‘1151‘1f3'
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011 the vow-3111111 nt rm 103111;: the 111l5- 1
1:110 in the i'-i1.5't :5ti1n:110.5 11011. nsI
suth nttion would delay the draft. I
A statewide registration 01’ women
101111119011: for “'11 11 01k was forecas- t
in the council‘s vote that Its publicl-
11 committee prepare and print of the
(onuccticut section women's cont .
mittee council of \‘utionul D1-
5'utllcient supply of cards for use in
the registration of women in (‘onncc-
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PROTECTING THE l.' W. W35.
(noun. Am... July 18
111 it the industrial Workers
.5~\\':1r11ing I
of the
V1 urld would take the 111w int) iluit' 111111 is 11
own hands it“ :1113 311011111 Is mode to
depott membms of that organization
from the Globe—Illiarni district. was
contained in u telegx ':1m i‘1'\om \l1‘. M.
otguui,"et 01 the 1.“. to
Gover'nm :mtpbcll.
I11 reply Governor Campbell said h?
felt sure no (li'DOl‘tutions could occur
with federal troops stationed in the
dl5irlct, and that be 1115 using his best
int-11.5. Concluding he said.
“I rosent your disloyal and untime-‘
ly threats in view of my earnest cf-
forts to bring law and order end such
forces :15 will maintain 1111110,;11111 fur
thorliko behm 1or In your part will be
1111111511111 to the Ital] extent 01‘ 1113 1111 1
tl101"i13,"I
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Martha Washington
[war on ru'rn AVENUE}
29 East 29th St, New York City
0M our 500 spotles-
rooms you may select
one 11:81. 50per dayand
u 81. 00 per day each
wiere several ulfwe a large
room to ether. We serve
on exoclfe at Table d‘Hoto
luncheon at 40 cents
dinner at 50 cents.
mom AND ADDITXONAL'EST INFORMATION
SENT UPON REQUEST
in' the family expense budg ti
home. Deduct FIRST the auto
11121611 89W Pres
The Sevmgs Clause
that otherwise pillage the little treasury of each American .
your account at this bank The savings item is as important
' an allowance as any other expense.
811th Norwalk Sayings Bank
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR.
s the reserve'guard against raids
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unt you propose to deposit in j
John H. Knapp, VioePres. ‘
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eplace they
ac ti\' o.
1 on!
: returned
altlnln street. .
‘.New York City, as the guest of Miss
therine, are the guests or Mr. and
'Mrs. George ltliginery, Ridgefield,
Conn.
‘nue, has returned home after a ten
Idays visit with friends in Hartford. ,
1 business today.
Dagon—Muth.
Margaret Madelinc Ruth,
John .\tutl1,
Foirtleld Park, and
Dugon. son
Miss
11' Hudson street,
.lumcs l'Ithurd
Were
last
A. ItlcCrann.
evening. by
\\ alter The core-
deported
rip. '
member
is now first close ser
l'le
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Aimounct-ment ot the (”-llfiagt‘lllfillli
ot‘ Miss 110-11111 l‘toodxmr, daughter 01‘.
Mr. 11nd Mm llill lioodnel' 0t thi5' city
to William Roth of \‘ew York, was‘
made at :1 delinhtful reception held
on Sunday. ll the Roodncr home on
Cedar street. l-‘ifty guests were pres
includtnc Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Roodner 11nd “L515 llcrthn Roodncr of
this city \liss Bertha Roodncr has 10--
turned to Ill-l home on Ccdnr street.:
after speudiugthc winter in \‘ew Yotk
City. The wedding will occur some
time during the winter. I
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Ralph .l.".=01ntock,c:1;5l1ier of the
Connecticut Company, receiieti hisI
summons from the Nuv :11 Rescue midi
was o1deted to repolt to 1110 \‘cu 1111-1 1
Von l1eadqum'tc15 at. once. Mr Com—I
stock has :1 rating of cOX5wain.
‘Hm'ry l-lnugh, 0t Putnam avenue has
to Allentown. Pa.aftcr a
short furlough from his duties with
the IFordnm Unit of the Ambulance
Corps.
Miss Ida E. Cutchings, of 97 South
is spending a week in
Grace Watkins.
Mrs. C. R. Baker and daughter, Ca.
' Miss Marion Hayes, 6: Belden ave-
- Howiird Montgomery leaves Nor: I
,walk today {‘0 enter the Naval Re-
serve unit at Brooklyn; I
Ssmuel J. {Rentals in New, York on
enjoying: his 1.11-1111011
after 11 short vacation in Atlzllltic City.
port, arrived in town this 1110111110 for
an extended Visit.
of Mrs.
Elimibetli l‘lugon of Cross street, I V
[enst‘ a‘unitcd in the bonds of matrimony 111
St. 1111.13" s rectory
Rey
, 111011 slm l1 n i .1,
The “01k M" been undet'tnkcu y. DI :1 d In“ ' was none the in \\:1t:"-r\lllc this morning crushed
110111 the ac :11 the 1-001icst ot‘ the Council of Na- ‘9‘" WM”- ““5 \Iuth ““5 uttemhd through 11 uunrd rnil on the lower
5 'b3 her sister, Miss Elsie E. Mum. and “mm-Mg road
The e\e< 111110 5051,10“ begun ill 10 Thomas F.Fl:1hcrty‘.\I1'.Ilagon's close miles :10 hour.
pet-5011111 friend 11 '15 his best 1111111 Fol-
lowing the ememom Mr. and Mrs. D11
anon motored to Stamford from which undcr 1hr bridge, 3mm, forty “I.“ hp
for a woddtng' 10w.
[possible injuries to his lungs. it
The bride is wcll known In Nnrunlk. said that Elias hnd
oi’ the lot '11 Red 11111:- of the lung Nitholns De lluber
Cross Chapter in which she has been lie \1 us b11dl3 25111111011 11p 11ml hruiwd.
Mr. Dunn Is proprietor o! :1 but his lumber Joseph escnpi'd 111111 11‘
restaurant, has been connected with slight shaking up and :1 low cuts. Jo-
iho Sixth Company basket ball 11-11111 seph was arrestt'd and two hours 11l-
on which he was :1 player for many ter the accident was arraiuued in citl‘
ye'trs, is 11 former member 0! the Sixth court on the charge 0: reckless driV-L
company and
gonni of the qunrter1uusters (-cr 11.5 of “'(‘f‘k under bonds 0‘ $1000 I
the Connecticut Codst Artillery
331M 120 into Federal service 311111 the “JOOSE \VILL NOT I
01. "orts to protect e1 ery 1ight 'ol‘ nll cit Ol‘égmizution next 3311111
‘ouc of the cement ulnlttucuts ot‘
blidgc and then d011- t1) the train bed
ing.
15' .5'p1- -llillllL’ the rilllllllt’l in the \\ 11110:
Mountain:
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John A. (‘.111ilt 0i lierkch-y street, is
from business
duties in New York city. ’ I
Erwin Pollack, .5'pe1'i1111'ndcni of IIIO‘I
American 11.11 conumuy. has returned
1'113- l'Idi'm' VII-my 11'. Ferris, 111 The?
lio’nr, lo't't town this morning: for New:
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Haven 10 (‘tIllllllt'llm—i .5111'1‘11-11 in (he;
Nurul Rest-rye t‘ot'ps. 1
Lestrr Carcill :unl innit 3', of llrhtce
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AUTO CRASHES THROUGH
BRIDGE
“'.Vl‘lflllll'lil', Conn,
July lS.—-—.lo-
scph ‘llr-lluhertis, owner and driva' MI
11.. new 101111112
lllI\Ill_‘.: his br-o1h-
ork
Ci‘tl‘,
'Vicholus 111111 Pet or Elias to w
The car, going 35
“cut purl way down
tiny
Elias: suatnlned lacerations and
wasf
:1 possible punc-
llis ruse was continued one,
HAVE FIELD DAY
(Contiuucu From Page One) I
Another 1"1"-..5'011 }.'lii('l1 furthered the]
11:1.5511r.~.1 01‘11135' resolution 11"11- thui
fut that the Supreme (ltt-iccr had reI
leccntl3 i55ucd a puiiotic edict. My;
l.i11\'\1'eile1'w:15 intently co1nplimemr:iI
on the 115011111011. I
the pope: that 110113110115 of vegeta-
tile. for the d-alnomuntlou will be
Welcomed btought beautiful fresh
beans and beets and lettuce trout 111-5.
ll. R Beers and Dr. Gregory.
\li5's llnllock 511011911 :1 simple con
IlleC'.‘ tot lilting cans out 01 the
:IIIIQII wh‘itchmirf'olgattlhlgallinlgl‘iiilng:l $33 when the horse's ' leg was broken 111'} Emu instr t 1h 1 youcanretumlheAcou.
1 s ‘ . V .1 Y 3 _ , '12 ' umen a sticon at our ex 5:
offered to 1111311 othets 111:1de.'l\1-1Ib‘im‘ h“ b" 1111 GFWMM‘I S “ mt has positively enabled without in ”51:13
I'hundied 11.111 41111111111 1pc“ nude and truck. Later the annual had to be 0,," 300.000 dc“ youlecnt. rite at
50111 This one small thing 3110135 killed. . ' people to hear. :nce l:or (anti-lay}:
\ f >.\; 13 1'15 5 we owe rin.
110113 useful the: :3 19850115 10111 1 1’ I GENERAL ACOUSTIC CQMPANY, 1300 Candler Building New York
1111 prmillg I Ari-V8113 Gin Th0 Somme] ’
TILSON'S HOME
3thnt the l1e111lest damage “:15 by 1110
smounuuurr
light 110111 on oil lump
1111', correctly circulutcd.
Perfection line.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES :
For a Cool Clean Kitchen
'Iht' Ncw Perfection ()ll (Viol: Stot'c.’
slow as you lihc, without 51:01, or nslics, 0r drudgery.
than c1111] 01' gas.
The loot,1 Blue 0111111163, ih: 1t 5 the rc. 1.5011.
intense IN '11 Ilom :111 oil stoic, :15 the Ion-v “Inns thinmcy is to obtain chum, sntisllic'tuly
Inquippcd with the New l’crl‘cctiofl ()vcu. it Ind-11's better than the linker.
lIlc [\ew Perfection Kerosene ",(IIPI‘ IICSH‘I‘ will give you abundant. stcruuinw
hot. water at low (-0.51. H
For best results use S 0C ON Y Kerosene
STANDARD OIL
NEW YORK
A .5 Ii
t’s (lilIct'cnt. Cooks i‘:15t or
And cheaper
It s as necessary, in mdcr to 0111:1111 tlcnn
-. ‘..~.. . ......,_n~.— M‘ .. .._ -
('lcun, fresh
30111' :Icnlcl' for illustrated booklets on the New
COMPANY of NEW YORK , I
ALBANY BUFFALO BOSTON
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IN NEW HAVEN I
BURGLARIZED?
ICongresaman Finds Rooms Ransacked
on Hun-led Visit to
Residence.
\E“ HAYFV, July l‘s. wCongrms-
1111111 John Q.'l‘1‘l.5'011 mad:- 11 hurZric-d
trip to the city Monday and mud:- 11
quick 1"e1111n back to “:15hington lte‘
111111119 the dlscotcry that his home in
Huntington street, near Whitney awe-
nue, had been broken into by burglars
recently. lie reported to the police
licious damage to property.
Doors broken when 1
from hinges and the tops of cedar;
chests Wore smashed open. “They did I
not carry all the stuff uwuy." he told;
the police, "and pcrhups thvy “'1'1‘1':
frightened away in some manner."
were forced =
I'l‘he ptzlice will 11111119 all necessary in~32
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Ivestigntton. . I
in speaking of the situation :11
\l‘uehington. he 511111: "The 1'11: ll
trouble is that there is no lcmhrship‘
"in the Senate 111111 it i.5' for that reason-
thzlt no one can tell when 111111 body
131'ill pass upon the necessary war
ltlt'tlSlli'PS. On our side of the Capitol,
we 1111- doing nothing but 111111'ki11g
time waiting for the Senate to latch
up."
THE VANISHING WAITEB
WHO BRINGSYO u A
FINGER BOWL AND LEAVES
YOU WAITING FOR YOUR,
CHECK- KNOW Ht tM ?
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l1111 1. DEUCE ’D
I'mt “‘1" HEGO?>
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Suseesreo By
C. E. LORING—
PoerLAND, MAINE -
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FUND FOR CIVIL WAR VETERANS! BATTING SENSATIQN OF THE
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BOSTON,J11lylS.—-A ”‘1‘“ f“1‘“?Yl-Zlet-«R'utter Cruise plays center
for 11
in their declining years was started at bit‘l 111' is :1 writable “wrecking?
in connection with the observance to c-rcw all ‘“ himself
day ot’ the 54111 anniversary of the de-
fen: c
Could Show and his negro regiment. At present he. is second in batting but: '
éSeveral survivors of the battle were 1'8 pressing the pace maker, Eddie
1e support of Civil \ ’ar veterans field for the St. Louis Cardinals and
H»? has lead the
league‘ in batting for the greater part:
‘ of the season maintaining an average.
or 1‘0” Wagner. by L0] ROM” close to .33 0 all through the seawson
Rousch, at Cincinnati.
SUEs FOR INJURIES Iprescnt at the exert-159.5 111 front of the .
S'bnw Memorial Monument on the _ :j
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Charlotte R. Barrett of Westpoit‘ Common_ I {Advertise in The Sentinel. ‘
filed suit \londay in the Compton
,zPlcls court again5t L. Csco and other-I
0t \\ estport 1'01 ..51111 domain-.5 for :11 I
leged injuries inflicted on :1 sadéch
hor5c mined at $375 in :1 collisionI
lune 1‘3. 011 Buckley avenue, \\'e;5'tport,
You Can Hear With
the Acoustical: —
ON FREE TRIAL-
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N 0 D EPOS‘T lieu conversation oI your .
N0 EXPENSE friends. music -—-eve1y
we will send you Knew ”mid—dim as you used
. . . to. We no t
Acousncon. Thumhc g raneeilor
DEAF
Countess of: Sutfolk, once Marguerite
Letter or Chicago and WashingtomI
This is a new photograph or the.
‘ 5 w. 11.111.111.11
. No. 703 $3.50
eduso
Bulk and Front-Lace
for
STOUT FIGURES
Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist- linen more
racetul; swkmrd
nee amtlIer and have the
" Old Corset” comfort with
first wearing.
$3.50 '& ,ss‘Zgé
. BLENDER ma
AVERAGE FIGURES
10$
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Give lo. Conforl'ind per-
fectly «in: (town. Long
wearing they assure the
utmost In I corset It most
Economiedhieg.
5:1}90-Itoy‘3.“ No.929 52m.
bust-
whoébm upwind, the Earl of Sutfollg
and was killed hi action
; Ann-mum"
rum-mar ms
1...n.. m. «w» Su'Frtecisco.._
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