R'bas brought
a
I formulate plans for encicnt produc- ”Mud" 0' “ “WM“
_j We" has sent supplies or sched-
WM» ems
my Provided For by Cm
gross Proving Vast Under.
‘ U S. 39:31:91“th or the hut-dredhor 1:226 1'0qu
.r' ’ "..' *' invelliu' in re ll 0'
’ "'5 Marc Calla; mm. i'nvio So" can apply consump-
Nighthawk” "A lion figures. obluiud from other in-
, . I'll! vestigatioua, and find approximately
Figures what his food balance is from time
ward oil any threatened shortage.
' OLJdOli 6:81 “0 Oil natu 'alll" 0
can share his store intelligently with
.I a . "I.“ "fill m tb‘ehallies. and can. tunablort cooiisiider
~~ : . wt his eyes open I e W
.“on Dan“! “'9 or his commiuary department. Eneu’anl'
g u; . ly as important as caring tor his exist
” ‘ ' " ...,r. ing stocks 0! food he “g" plat; wisely
. - . s. production program or ill years
wag? 3:31" '51:: 1&1?" 3m“: ahead. suilcient to till his own wants
with whi h n ' na 0.“ and to supplement the war-depleted
5 ‘ c to m" u" M" output or his companions in arms
“'3'?th molten can he teed '
t i.
or chitin: ”a mm.:;"{qfi‘°2: auonvao: of aim- current»,
”Maury during .the coming we". WASBINMON. 'D. (2.. Jun. 2.
' mouthed» his citizen. to eat war There are not enough ship draitsmen
' bread? on he mm“, the share 'n the United States to do the draft-
whiclrhe ought of the daily ration in: work neeilllmi to gitrr3i,0:l::ulhf‘ nnv
needed by the fighting men of the al and mere ant s p u as pro
allies? And can he Iquiement sorne- xrumu. Our country is engaged in the
what, perhaps. the meager fare of the execution at the greatest, warship con
trieudly cent is to whom we '3, structiou plall in history. comprising
8... plnch of hunger? 187 vessels. including all types from
ma are the big and vital mm, superdreadnaushts to submarine chns
tiou, no in rtant to the conduct 'of era. Naval appropriations aggregat-
tiu up w ich the Bureau of Mar- tug nearly two billions. of dollars
keta of'the United States Depart- have been made since August. 1916.
meat of A‘flc'um is seeking to Coincident with tho demand {or in-
unawer by carrying out the war creased naval work there is an equal-
Wall” food survey proVided for Iy urgent call for an increase of more
by the nu Congrasn All mm. the chant ship construction. it is bertay‘
country today am .{eps are hint! in; no secret to say that in both
am to may" thesp questions branches there is it shortage of tech-
Hundreds of thousands of persons ,3" Meal men iii'nilnbh- i ' the work.
mm] of food supplies large “a The United Slatelelvil Service
' email are filling out schedules luau. Commisslon is endeavoring to relieve
ed to'them by the army or employees the dearth of. ship draftsmen by rec
which the mm“ 0‘ Markets h“ u ommendiug‘ to the heads of colleges
sembled in Washington to conduct the and technical schools that senior litu-
lu‘ yegmnd food inventory These dents in engineering courses be given
Ichednles will show the quantities of intensgvemtraging ”‘1 ”3"“flgrcn2‘fi'
more ' lure or ‘g e coma: tip it. '
1m; 33.111,“an 03:22:: 3%”??? a view to making ht‘llcnldnvtat'llttblo (or
' emloyme'ntassp rasmenn
(1.33%? 0:398:32: ggefilgelllugd m”:- Th“ (‘Ommlm-‘lon is also no
titiell shi pod out b. {m lit or on calving applications from qualified
on that; have noty lloen‘ delivered architectural, mechanical. and struc
or s T the 1 , 1.. 1 tunral steel draltsmen. and is certify-
to "1° ”"18“” o o a ' o in: them for employment in the Xrivy
those figures will be udded quantities Department and “n “a” mm! on
hold by retail food drillers in cmain ship work ~ —
mantles where storo‘mhtore in?“ Local boards 0! civil service t-xlilll.
"w. are being made. ”The at" if lnors at the post olilccs in all of Hit
intensive surveyn “m -nma'o ll larger cities im- furnishing detailed
order that m” figures. to; ‘1" (mu; information and application blanks.
cm". 1"?“ ml” “’1'“? ' d ’I‘ ‘15:, Applicants on not requlmd l0 appeal
tion. about 40.000 ”PRC" :m J in on examination room for a written
$52933 21:03:? (meg: 9:31;: examination, but, am rated upon their
and the ways in which they £21,, education. training and experience.
comm food products. Thefic rcr
.... ..- .... .. . .... “i:::.:.i°:~.::: name...
to estimate the amount of food in YEW iltl’Eh’. Jun. followup:
(h!) more thanufltt millrc‘igi‘hyngn 0'. I. .coroner's finding: lioliilli; thoni l'l."
we'mmfi’ “he“ a: i If '? gnu |\pollllihlc for th:- 'Il'fllll oi littrulul ll
gilt: {:56 2953,33,“?of'm’gm “3,"; Small. a railroad firtmiili. rimri». ll
may need“ dill upon which to Clark.,englnccr. (mil Joint-71.2. lzt‘irlnv
"on “d Wise use of the munition :‘rargzgotgrhero on the charge: ut inali-
m” is M ”mafia importance m Tho men arrested (‘llll'tt‘ll :i light
winning the '3'" h 'g 9‘ 5;, l engine ,to get in thé path 0: :m c1-
On the Trail oft; e o t :Pfiod press train from New Ilnvcii :li ('mltil’
The trail of o goon rybmnch- Hill on the night of ficccnihi-r 2:
supply is a winding an)! all“: is has and Small was killed in thc collision
ed ”0' the Bureau rl at 3; deal- that resulted. Small was flrclnun of
found. A surprising W 8'“ u the the switcher and resided in Spring
fifmaflmdgfingflfifia andpcon- field. - Clark and Dunn, both of this
' . -. . re 1 3.000 but tor pro
cerus that have in then hands the grains): 33;? ‘3 :1": iinmden town
potential breakfasts. dinners. and sup- on Mondty neat ‘
pers‘of the natigi. Amo'rigtglic n32: CW" --._'-....._.;__.,
important cust ians o 5 . . tc: ND.
food supply are owners of grain ole N%%:5:V 32:L9~\vfiu five
Tutors. common and cold storage con- i . . . . ... .
ccrne. moatpackers. carriers. cxport- hundred tons of hard coal consigned
ere. wholcsalc and retail grocers. l0 Em Town. 313111185 iVneyard. on
bakeri- cuffwwn§';°;:‘°hlfgfl;f: board. the schooner w. D. Hilton is
ther dca era. ('- . . ,
:sylunls and other institutions. it has 109M“ behind the V9“ breakwater
been iound. are much larger holders in the harbor here. Captain Johnson
0' food “m1 but be“ "PM“: of the Hilton said today that he an-
wbiie another important £731in “mg; chorcd there Thursday night and the
carries considers e out I e” l v s 1 block-
foodstuils in its pnntries is made up next morninz found h s e se
itod
. urants. commissaries, ed tightly in a sea. of ice. lie we
Sunfish ‘ mm . , vainly for a thaw to release him and
Uncle Sam himself holds large today left his vessel and walked three
stores of edibles. Those are not alone miles over the ice to, shore to seek aid
reclamation and other tengines-{3115! .,
rojects. Large quami les 0 ~ -
:lao are held by the purchasing “mBWS” ”3" If
illicit, 8W8.
nude. ll'bis has involved a vast . m MAI“
Mamet-or preliminary work. for be- ’
«lures blank was sent out, the most
concerns from the vast packing
mm “ Chicago “a ‘u 9‘33 lion! with s cold—always trace this to tor-
““ °‘ ”W":t¢’° ‘1'“ "°"""" pid um; delayed. fermenting food in
the bowels or sour. sassy stomach.
list. thc‘Bureuu
and at the same 1” headache.
H "m "1 ‘Ml'll' Oasearots immediately cleanse the
bulb; if stomach, remove the sour. undigested
tAsuncion in‘fthis country or foreign
complete list ever made 0! handlers lest For Liver and Bowen. lad
thewail" shops of w York's East
- Poi-mods matter clogged lathe in-
" "new" til I flood and foul uses. take the onus
’ . but also at
$133.3"smgnrfiabmmg, on in getting his cargo to its destination.
ts.
To every dealer and holder of food,
the Bureau oi Markets has attempt-
ed to mail a schedule on which the
. oflcial roturus oi holdings is to be
I“ holders 0' food had to be bill" .l‘Oflh, '8‘ com” so", 3101"-
up from various sourcenuand checked aclt
and rechecked. This st now «111- Get a 1mm box. .
' mozelawmmllliona ”gut? 3?:ng Sick headache. biliousness, coated
tern . head and nose clogged up
Side and the cross-roads stores or the
k v .
maid 3W") M "ll 1'9“". testiues. instead of being cast out oi
7° 3““ 39"“ W ‘0'”! handle“ the system is reabsorbed into the
'W M by failure ‘ to “and". blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes condos.
' ‘ tolts aunts throughout the coon. tion and that dull, throbbing, sicm
January 2. will be
”a: agrply to the local agenciea bile troll the liver and carry out. all
will"? Cons!"- W “W3 lathe thumb-ted waste matter ‘und
““iisthoriuay the mutant a we , “h ”a” .v .
PHILADELPHIA. Jan.
gating the hustle-sot
waste the Federal
3.-»iuvesti-
dealers in loot
'Trade ‘
tin. an canal of the X. L. shoemak-
er Company.
scraps and refuse. and independent
modem, and dealers in fertilisers
The witness made the: charge that
the American Agricultural Chemical
Company attempted to force his con-
cern into a prim-axing agreement
nnd when it refused. declared war
which since last ditty has cost the
Shoemaker Company 350.000. Mr
Baliln testified that E. J. Murphy. 0!
the American Company. in Septemhel
estended the olive branch and when
the overture was refused. he threats
end to "but nu: out or business." Mr,
Ballln said that Murphy acknowledz
ad that the competition had also 906'
the American Company about 850.000
He produccd letters ironl Murphy to
the effect that the latter’s concern
is paying twenty cents a pound for
butchers' scraps in Philadelphia. six
and seven cents in New York. and
only hair a rent it pound in Dotroll.
REPUILICAN WIN-I OVER
SOCIALIIT lN MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE. Wls.. Jan. I‘m—Louis
Fons. Republican. running on an “Alu-
erics First Platform,” defeated Ed-
mund l“. .‘lt‘lliifi. Socialist -in a special
election yesterday. Fouls will fill the
neat \lil'alt‘d in the state Senate by
Frank Recline, who was expelled in 1
spring by tho [#Kifllfllllrt' for an :1]
inset! disloyul remark.
Fons was elected by a majority 'If
237 Votes, excluding the coldlcrs' vote
l‘ons' victory Wan brought about by a
combination of loyalists in the Repub-
igslnst hicinrs. who ran on the unth'
var Socialist plnlfoml. ndopiml in St.
Louis.
Figllllnk Fons up it) Hit rim-t- ilf ll!“
pools was the Victor lit-rgc-r-ini‘ollettc
combination. ’
Forts' victory is l'Ulleltlr'rt'tl n mil--
widc victory for Arilorirantsm. it van
the first opportunity that has calm to
the. electors in any district of WI»
cousin to stand by President Wilson
since tlic declaration oi wnr
—.___.
-.—_...
LIQUOR DEALERB GO TO COURT
New Rochelle Saloon Men to Hall“
Prehibltory Order.
MJMNY. Jan. {Ir—Liquor dealt-rs
of New Rochelle have gone into
court in an effort to have rel-lulled
today beard tau-our or w. s. Bai-
dcaiere in bucolic”
lican.Douiocrntic and Socialist panics '
' a.» 7.. mice 1 run um
In Best In; as. im
4—.—
”UTH “DIWALI TO NEW YORK
. or an nave
IN to VIA“
x5... rosin. Just. é.~-l£orta{ity
among the inhabitants oi thin city dur-
,lnsliw yeariust ended was attbe
lowest rate in the hot so years one“
in; to the “null report or the donor.
meat 0! health lruuud yelletduy.
The {mini annual lowering of the
death rate is due chiefl! to the reduc-
tion ol‘ mortality mng'chlldreu. but
in 19h. there were 2.2“ deaths tron
infantile paralysis. Lost your the la
talitimz from poliomyclitia were 51,
which is described as a normal de
gree. ‘
in these days of bitter cold “other
it is interesting to note that 529
death's occurred here last summer
(rout host prostrutiou. the report
stated. ,
Izb‘ix, 7:181. 7:5l1. 5:211. 8:501.
0:“. 9189,1023”. 10:521.
P. M.*12203, 13:53 (Stanton! lily).
1:091. 1:38;.‘33021. 8:”. ”321. 5:211,
5:40. 6:021, til (Button! only).
1:021, 3:04. 10:33:. 10:80:. ‘
. bin-mats. 6:351. 9:191. 8:59.
u bn. 10:031. tum. 10:501.
31-12:”. robs. 2:441. 8:128.
d In, 5:96, 6:021. 6:571. 1:021. 7:571.
0.191, 10mm. 10:30:. Mic.
NIW YORK 10 SOUTH NORWALK
A. lit—4:101. 5:3". 6:34. 8:001, 8:511,
0:151, 10:30x. 10:06. moon,
1’. M.-~12:031. l::4;v1 tsmunlay
mix). 110‘. lziiflx (Saturday only),
3,2138, 2:57. 31:301. 3:53.41” (Except
W“. 4:23. 5:131, 3:29, 3:001.
.503. 7:351. b:l01.9:28. il:l51. 12:001.
Conduys
A. M.~6:0Ift. 8:001. 9:001. 10:03:.
:m
P. bi.~~iz:10. l:031. 3:361. 5:02.
:251.d:001. 7:101. 7:361. 8:101.li:161,
12:001.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. Mudflats. 1:131. 6:87. 6:07.
7:15. itzibx. 10:22:. 11:111. 11:511.
‘ l'. it.~12:03 (Bridgeport onlyi.
.i:‘.’t'. 2:41 (Bridgeport only. Saturday
:onlyl. 2:“ (Bridgeport only. cscept
:v->
o
msu roll stanvuuo cainrou.
MINT
BALTIMORE'Dec. 3l.-——Gencral Ni
icholson has been informed that 1.42: ‘
'rnen train all parts of Maryland and
Pennsylvania will orrive at this can-
tomnent Thursday, to take the places
or those in the National ‘Arlny who
have been discharged from the can-
tonmcnt because of pllvuicol disabili-
ty. '
The newcomer; will not be which
i
-——".
A. hip-1:391, 5:851. rum. mat
....“ ~“vvv
. flannclcilc Gowns
Infinhandflluefltripes
3m line ., .. ,. ..............
1 ,
t
i
s
l
.....
3mm
Plannelette Skirts ll‘ chit: and stripes’. . ., .
Extra line I ...... ............ . .................. “I:
Knittedlkirtsingrey., ,, ..... ‘le
Children's Plannelette downs in stripes ................. Me
'Children's flannelattsdkirts in white with muslin waist .. lilo
Children's Ilannelette llcirts in colors with band top . . . 50¢
' 1,1. MALLETTE
com Imam
2016 30% Reduction
. ’Saturduyl. 3:301. 4:28. 5:19, 6:31
ed to the companies linuwilmir-lt' .ezm. 7:081. 7:31 (Bridseport onlyl.
They will be first went to quarantine 38:418. 9:251. “.238.
b. -r~ ll Mays
Where the}; gill b01121!!!" film-i; ind up A. M.'v12:263, £wa 3313, ”:1“
for severn ays. s w . to: one llt119.11:121. 11:581.
to prevent any sudering from discanr P. M.~2:101. 4:421. 6:331. ms
on coming in contact with the men at
the comb.
1:081, 8:33. 8:441, ”251.
NEW HAVEN ro GOUTH
MWALK
A. Mr—lzyus. 4:361. 4:631. 0:50.
0:59. 8:06. 8:30. 9:411, ilzoo.
l’. M.-“l/:’:l7. 2:131. 3:401, 1235
5:181. 5:321. 5:37.C:l11. 9:181. 8:261.
Oundays
A. )i.——4:361. 4:531.
0:411. 11:00.
P. lit—13:171. 1:561,
H35, 5:131.
1:36, 11:40:.
SOUTH NORWALK to DAN! RY
A. his-4:18. 8:27. a 591. U
OIGEOUIEB OF GUOTAVE A.
LlND'TIOM.
...—.—
A-luncriil service was held for Our
lilVfl A. Lindstroiu. Saturday. at 2:30
p. m.. in the Swedish Lutheran
('liurcli. Stamford. The burial was in
Woodland cemetery.
.‘lil'. Lindstrom died on Christmas
Eve. at his home. in Wilton. A new
ice was held at his into home there
7:55.
8:301.
2:231. 3:401
Grilx. 7061. 9:181. 9:25.
ON ALL.
Toys. llollsanilClirislmas
Novelties" '
'A. .l. Coilioss Co.
Saturday at 12:30 noon. P. M.~—1::7. 1:54: (Saturday only)
ills wile and six children survive 3:48 (sntmgy only). 4.3” 5.27 (31-
Mr. Undstrom. The children a" dept Sulurdny),c;25, .
Miss Inez. lsadone. inxrid. Nils. "Maya
(ii-oral: and Carl. A. M.~b:.5.
For 17 years. Mr. liinilairinu liver! P- N.~-2:15. 1:15.
in mamroni and worked lor the van DANBUItv TO eouvn “my“...
i: Towno Company. lie was it lock 7:25. 3:26.
litter and pattern main-r. lie had
been in ill-liciiltli for it long time. A
A. sl.~c:oo, . -
11:60. 10.0ox.
i‘. bl.—-i:3ilx. 7:07.
the order of sum. Excixc (‘uninille
slonci- Station. issued by direction of!
Gov. Whitman. rinsing saloons and
bars in lllul city, according: In
reaching Albany toduv, . i
This information was in the (find,
that a Supreme (‘ourt iiistlcd in:
Whitt ll‘lillllii had issued all order!
direction Commissioner Simian to
allow (‘illlw- why tho prolilbilory 0rd
or should not be vacated, Tlic ordor
it was state. wan to he served on llr.
Sisson toliiurrm.. in tin lili'itlllllilt‘.
'lll information was forthcoming from!
either Gov. Whitman or the Excisv'
Commissioner :m to his filtiiro course
Tho: "dry" order was: issued Doccm
llt'l' ll \vhcn‘Now Rochelle. Was crowd .
it! with recruits who could” not he’
zirconimodutod at Fort Slocum/norms:
word I
l
stonmcli li'tltlblflfltll “linl'flft‘tl r-ondi
lion cnuaed his dentin. lie went to
Willon‘lo llvl- about three months
ago. llo- was it member of the Yale
I.- “l'oivno Mutual Benefit Society and
of lllf‘ Modern Woodmen of America
oovcnnon welcome "4 mrou
ll’Alt'l‘Flu). Jan. air—Governor llol-
comb. accompanied by Admiral W. 8.
Cowles. naval nidcxon his stall. went
to Bonton yesterday afternoon to nt-
tend the inauguriition of Governor Mc-
(‘nll for another term as chief execu-
tive of hinssachuacttn. ou l-‘ridav the
governor and the admiral WI" allow!
the reception to Governor m-wkman.
A. Air-7:60. Sundays
P. l.-—-l!:06. 0:0 . 3:301
...-h..-
Edward "Harp” Mcilailv w ho recent-
ly_ enlisted in the navy. left for New
York today where he will report, to
the Broadway heurquarters.
lithium "
' illllfls, till Mill
Flush the Kidneys at Once When
lack Hurts or Bladder Both.
era
_ Christmas Savings Club
oders’youanopportuuitytowcumulste s hind tor Christmas
ortosavetortsaas.
1thopentombody'l’hersisnombershiptaemr
suyotherecsttoeosttojoin. -
Anthatisnecessarylstoeallatourbsuhmnlreyourlrst
club
sndsecurssdepositor’scsrd. Depositsusayba
inadewaskly (orinldm).
purposes. Youmnyjoiuule
Classes are oila'ed to suit all
or more classes as you desire.
01.03 IS NOW OP!!! 1:0 mm IIIBIM. J01!
TODAY. . ’ .
The Central TrusiCompany '
of “110110 island. on thu- luttnr's re
turn from tht‘ butlltzllclils nl l‘Iul‘ttiM'. 3° luau 0'" Woman who Balsa nit-all
29 Wall Street
regularly can make a mistake by
the river.
‘lielorc Governor l'ioci-lrmnu Milled for
‘ ,
to cum iuiiul
O
in greeting for (:onncctimit soldiefl
l whom he'migm moot. :tbrorul. it in ex-
M” "M blmflozpectcrl Governor Bel-Clint!" “'m 31"“
”-71-— z(lovornor Holcomb the resilient“: 0' ”“3
“Pan's Cold Coinéound" Ends Colds; soidiorn to the chief “empire.
and Gri e in a Few Hours ‘ M’“
Tnkc "Paps"; Cold Col-pound" ..oinzw HAVEN noao “fistulas
cry two hours until you have taken 3 chili”
three doses. then all grippl- misery: "05.1.03. ”min—A sharp curiou-
goes and Your cold will be broken. ltlxdem in [inflfienger train service no:
Promptlv opens your ('IOBS’Cd-llp nos~lin ilw mom-cities of 901333;? ‘5!
trill-i and the air passages of thfl:1‘”“!"l :1“;11:513figtgsuduhy fl... ‘5'”
head: stops nasty dis'ichurge or nono;{|¥;:;f'\.°‘..-’ Unvcn in Hartford Rail-
runnlng; rcltcves thl- headache. '
llllll", ., .' l lug ;. him “0 _
ness, icvcrishncss, sore throat.‘ Thr- ilal‘ WM” ”mlmd' WWW“ '
sneezing. soreness nnd'stifincss. "mi and Sow "with 12:V;?323$03;
Don’t stay sinned up: Quit blowing} fil‘Iigciffvohms‘hn blame M“, :xmnec-
and snuming. Ease your throbbing“; ’1'” for New Hampshire points. “a
lwad—~uothing clue in the world gil‘esimmjng ”it" betel linmvn twins: this:
such prompt relief as "l’apc's Cold will be an! oil. in" curl.“ "W'":
Compound." which costs only a rcwtcomcs effective. Jnnllnr; ..
rents at any drug 5’0”" H M” withw The Friday Afternoon club will meet
out assistance. tastes nice. and caus-, today at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. “my“ 3
es no inconvenience. Acct-lit no sull- "
st ituter—Adv.
Kendall. Elnwood livinue. .
'P-”
Hay. Straw, Feed. Grain, Salt
.and other family supplies
loll litmus: Will» Cut Oil ,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 1134’ ' 137 Washington St.
...—...“;-
I'Big Reductions "in All
Suits, Coats - and
I! i Dresses '
'slck. Nearly all rheumatism. head-
flushing the kidneys occasionally, ‘
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid-
ney pores so they sluggishly filter or
strain only part or the waste and
poisons from tho blood, then you get
aches, liver trouble. nervousness. con-
stipation. dizziness . slocplcssncss,
bladder disorders come from singular:
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or u
the urine is cloudy. oilensivc. full of
sediment. irregular of paseagc or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding. get
about four ounces of Jail Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a te-
blespooninl in a glass of water before
breakisst fora law days and your irid-
ncys will then act fine. This timed!
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with lith-
ia and has been used for generntione
to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity. also to neutralize
the acids in urine so it no longer
causes irritation. thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jsd Sails is'inespensive and can—
not injure; makes a delightflll clen-
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the-blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications—Adv.
5 IT cuesm
omen mm ,
loom
vcscent lithia-wster drink which all .
.—.__——-———-- -
lutéusivc training by OurSysicitt Enables mo sou-e
‘ momumcnsu ..
moournatrmcsoasoo) Mmmmmomfin
«arm invn Imam
'Weus-syprspsretarthess‘ positions—J comm
”“me mm sensational m Wills
.' -1 "E .-..- -. m». - .- .. ......“ -... *
CENTRAL HOTEL.
rooms wet. Oceans heated. Chelsie
lightsmand gee. unwashed: uleo Restaurant. Ital-
ind Austrian styla' ‘
Cornerblcnrocaudwall New ‘
N . DISESA.
muss.
izasllionable women knew that their figures are made try-the
corset, and it is the well dressed when who. litr- W (A; ‘
attention to her figure and limb: to corset authorityjflej
doesn't buy an'uulrnown modalwshe buys one with a revolution
such as the makes we carry. . ‘
Our corsetiere is skilled and thorough in fitting.
May do expect you to‘cull? '
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so wssrnl'roros on:
sumo soon! an V‘ - A
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