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18‘
W pheric an of g ea beauty.
new
:Regent '1‘ heatre mg 0 imsy aV'e. as a m
1splendid. anl Breezv Reeves in sure. a'
great kid. 1'-
2“ l ‘ Red" Adair and Pappineau, drunk-
en WOOdSlllI-‘l’l, steal Breezy. whom they
i; ~ . Today - ‘ intend to hold for ransom, but during
2 NhtChe“ LEWIS . ,. one of their sprees he. gets aVV'ay. He
'3 No'ed Star Of “The Barner, is found by the trapper (Mitchell Lew.
1: ' in 1 ,, is. and his wife (Jimsv Maye.) who
"Kine—Tenths 0f theKLaw have just lost, their own child. whom
.1 story of the Canadian Wilds
this feature he scores even a
« nger success than in “The Bar.
(loath summoned. He quickly finds a
place in their hearts. and when 1110
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A150 3 es known. many. surpmsmg s: hallons
CheSt" ‘3'“th Travelogue are disclosed This is a picture which
and a
all should see. 'At the Regent Thoall'c
lodav.
1 .m-
AT PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
Mack Sonnett Comedy
Monday and Tuesdav
Pauline Frederick
'-s a romantic creole lassie
“.51 Daughter of the Old
South”
W ednesdav
1". 111121111 Farnum
in
His new F011 produc’tion.
"True Blue
me blue Americanism in Arizona
“;§.)er..1.._
1
Catherine Calvert. Lady Beautiful of
the Screen in, "Marriage."
Two society women agree to cheat
‘at 0.211115. one. to get money enough to
pay 101' an opomtion to 51110. the 03'1"
alpht of 1101' bankrupt h11.~bnnd.1ho
other to make {IOOG {01 a trust fund
5110 11:15 SPle-lh taken from her hus~
band in the hope ('11' 1'0t1101'i112: 11 am
Such is 1110 Situation
the famous dramatist.
in,
101.103.”: 112'11131‘
I": "nglar'd 11111011 al'tol'ds
(1111' 1111111111. an oppmtunity to wmlr
' 1. ' n . ._
:1 hiuhlv (1r11111:'111( 1:41:11} 111 \l 11
out
1190'0 “
1‘1111'11'0 Theatle,
the photopl: 1. attrarlion at. the
Mondav. The pictme
was produrl'd by the Frank A. Keene?
Pictures Corporation under the (111'60—
tion of James Kirkwood. It. stars Cath-
“The Lady
u y __...-.-W
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mine (1.1111- 1'1. known as
“T' lame of Screen Delights" 1.11.11t1f1l m 1110 Screen."
v’-. e 2:15 Evening 7 and 9 The 9:111» ' x11 cheatin"r succeeds mar-
"' " velously 111': :1 time. Then the arcom—'
Today plices are discovered 11;: :1 1111111 who
7“ “ . - threatens to expose 1110111 unless: one
I W l 3: Loznfllete Vaude of them keep-1 an old promise to elope'
. .:e Shows of F we 1.1111 him. .
Acts Each __ ___._...___...
and last episode of
' v 9
“ ‘he Eagle’s Eye’
: iith Marguerite Snow and King
aaggot
1". a IS the last episode of Chief
F -'/1ms famous U. 8. Secret Ser—
RETURNS FROM RED
CROSS ROLL CALL
(Continued From First 9:120)
11 'N a source of front satisfaction to
vice picture, which is based on all ,-.- 11s that 'r11- “pr-(untwgo of roll.
facts _ 0' ogalnst the population is: 140‘
Latest Pathe News and a speCIal 2- m. ..,:..,- than either New lurk or
. 'fccl comedy :~.‘1 .l.~:' . 1'
‘ .__—_ Vuurs very trulv.
i lb‘.\'1\llll Y. “'EBER.
5 Monday l' District (‘111111'111111 Conn
' Catherine Calvert , (‘lmptm- ’I‘otal 21.191111191511111
Lad, beautiful of the screen. sup- ' 1- Almol‘i“ ”9'"
1.. . ”d by all star cast 1 3' 111-1111311111“50.000
1; ' . ‘ , n ‘ :1, Bristol 9 .000:
1 1n ‘Marnage , 1. (11.111.111.13 4:"
' ' .‘1. l'lanhury 1 h l
j ’1'11esday and Wednesday g. Squads... 2 '21”
'1 . . . " . 4 an e 1
1' [Ana Cavalierl ‘ I S. Farminglon r.3321.
" - . 1 St. lrccnwirh 1 1
m Paramount p'c'rure ” 1' 11). Hartford 11' .1 0011
".l Woman of Impulse .r 1:. Jewel! (1111' 1 791
1 —— l 12. 1311111111111 .. 639
' ‘ 13. Manchester 9. 073
. 00W“ ' 11. Meridon 12. 707
', Naz1mova 1.. Mitldlescx on 11. 815
g in 16 Milford 2. 632
1. ,, 17 Naugatuck 8. 535
“An Eye for an Eye 13. New 1.11.1111 20 000
.— — 1‘19. New Havcn 301000
A#____.,- __ i 2“. New London 7.418.
1 21. New Milford 1. 94‘:
”- "1E IHEAIRES I 2:.N0RVV'A1.K 8.048
g 23. Norwich " 7 ‘
_~_.._ ‘ 21. Plainfield 1 "00
. 1
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY ; ‘35 gntnam 5.1112
_ 26. ockvillc 6.508
L'r't' Episode of, “The Eagle's Eye.". 3; 3?:l‘lllflfl'fl'on 13’3'f?
a Two Reel Comedy and Five 1 5." Stratford 1'66’;
Acts of Vaudeville. l 31:. Taftvillp 3 mu
..____. l 21. Torrin‘gton 252
chief Flynn‘s true story of "The: 32. 'Wallingford 4..0H
2'1: :Ie's Eve," based on the 1m ierial' 35 Washington 1 117
(1:. , C‘ , l;' . l t1 . d! 34 S‘Vaterbury 35.10:}
”nan .101 ernmen s spies, p o 9 an 35’ VVatertown 2.-068'
plotters m Amenca, relates what ls 30. \Veslport 1.001‘
perhaps the most dramatic 51101299511011 3?. Willimantir 5005
01'. events ever recorded. 1.3 '- ‘Vl'insxled 3;: “47
Of the highest. Importance to the 'Total 364 668
enemy's progress and success in. the. 23.1)91' cent of total 9091113503..
world-war. in an equal degree ‘ this g New Jersey. 525.3123, 17 per cent of
. l . , .
1-l1ase of the cam ai n of fri htfulness' total population.
11 g g 1 New \ork,1,_898.572. 18 per cent or
touched the present safety and the fu- .lotal population.
"1"9 security 0f el’ery man woman Total to date for division, 2.788, 563.
1-1111 child in the. United States. 1 -—--—~-- —-—————-—-—
So intimately is it related to the UFA HAS FALLEN TO
“$23.33. ”93"“ 1 if"; 23;; BOLSHEVISTS OWI'NG'
1211111111911 011: lbs'lul'w ' “fectiveniss 'with' T0 FAILURE OF ARMS
which the pro ~91: uticn was made. i To REACH RUSSIANS-
CZECHO-SLOVAKS
This involved tln (fie-relating of the
(Continued trnm Page One)
eventful incidents in Chief Flynn' s 1111 1n.
'rarive and wards; the fashioningr or,
1hem into :1 continuous and coheSive;
whole: the presentation of them in' It. 13 said that antagonism to the
twenty episodes. with the proper Omsk rrovernmcnt will result.
stressing of dramatic values 111 each. The [ 11it0cl States transport
The last episode will be shown atlll'arren.11111111 arrived this 1101111
'11:; Palace Theatre today. Each 91113 “71-1 1"mn 11a: s overdul' 11 wins:
wad-P is a complete storv. 1 110011 111-111 up by a storm '
w———_
1.1- REGENT THEATRE TODAY. Lnxnllrx“ Jun.
_._.., 17 “‘9 Etl“0:ll.-e11.)lsllll'bml
MIN-hell Lewis, Rugged Star- of "The 01111111131111 11! due.
Barrier" in “Nine.tcnths of the Law -from 11111111 pl-
.50 3 Chester Outing Travelogue. ifood and tho "
and a Mack Sennett Comedyu lentbusmmu 11111-11 1:111:11 as 10.1-
___.L_ 15011? for the industrial nurcst in
Enrrldnd bv .1. li.( (‘1)110x. llritlxll
Labor! l(“(tfli‘1'. spcaking at :1 11111011—
0011. ivcn by the A1111'1-ica1rillub to-
day. A note. of warning was
soumlcd bv the speakcr. 110 said:
“Bad as condit: on» are at pres—
ent, there is fear that tbcv may be
(301110 worsc
1111'. (1151105;
1
‘ via lon—
conditioux of
to the transition
11101111111 prices of
011111 "‘1 of political
2:1.
"VineTt-nths of the Law.‘ in which
Min-hell Lewis plays the stellar role.‘
1.11 exceptionally beautiful picture of
("anaditan ’ilds. with heart throbs
P111110; throughout. The author,
li-.'11\'t""~i Eamn. 'is well~known for his
' e'ptional ability as a director. and
"J 'rhr-ll Lewis is orient the biggest
:11':< in 1h:1 moving picture. worldfi
.
.il'i
pointcd out that
time comes. when his identity 119001119
'to dispatches received here from
deriving reaSons.’ H . " 1111111133 re 3‘
1 _ One of the chief difficulties to
LONDON 381‘ 35 “'3 Bcrhu be overcome is the draw 111g up of
dispatch to the Dailv Mail under a set of rules for aerial passage.
1‘ ridav 5 date. says: :applicablc to all nation»; in view
“A sensational special edition of complicated geographical con-
301111111 rapidly on the streets here ditions. Ordinary rules for flv 111g
111aiutains that the 01x -k1'1~01' and such as speed height navigating
his familv intend to return to Gcr- hum-,5 and so fort11,aro easilv ad-
numy '15 soon as the National 115- justable but the political and
scmlll}: has given thc country a 10— '(-o11111101'c1ial aspects are bound 4:3
gal constitution.” l 1111. olve controversial points
Jan. 25 .-——Th0 Peace
at its Second session,
ycstcrday, decided to appoint :1;
b0 internatimull170d 1111(101'1110 committee to inquire. into the
League of \ations would drpend qtleylfl'th of the forces to 1m 111.1111-
P \RlS, Thursday. Jan 23 (A‘—
SOl‘lillOIl l’rcssl .——Tl1c qucst. 11111 of
whether 11113’.:111 11 1a ( 1111211 should
PARIS,
Con grcss,
'is
$1. 85.
All sizes, but not; many small
ones.
' 1111111”
made.
grants forgiveness and gives his com
sent to their marriage.
the meantime has been making love
to Nancy, Laura’ a maid is retained be-
cause both Charles and the Major re«
alize that he can serve them both and
‘that the entire affair was laughable.
1w-
The committees were:
Thomas McMahon, column.
bert Howard, treasurer. Re!
committee: Timothy Hem
hert Hennessy, James Banal.
Conley, Sherman Powers, floor
ger: John Mulvey and Wlmnh.
committeemen and John > Benny,
Frank Newman and Robert Ho
cloak room committee. .
on explanations are‘
Laura finds out that Charles
not dead, and the major finally
Pat, who, in
Joseph ' Davis
85 Washington Street
.'31,'111111"lx upon thc atlitudc (11' the mined b. the Allied and Asso-
United Siatcx wov.cr111n(‘n‘f 30 '01::th l’owcrs on 1110 western!
111111111" to tho lyelici' 0x111 unwed t0- liont during: the period of “le
night bv Lord Robert (011111114) armistice. The C(lmllllttco will 110'
has subnuttrd to the 1’0 0:11:13 Con icomposcd of “art. hal 1111011 (lon-
g‘l‘l'ss a draft of 1110 British view of or :11 Banker H Bliss (11'1101'alll)i:1z
3:1“. str~1utnr0 of the Lcau'uc. ll: \\111\1011 Spencer (11111111111. the?
spoke at :1 1111111'01'11110 oi journal:'1 IBritish Ministcr 0f \\ .11 and M.:‘
1513. 11111111110111, 1' 1'011ch Minister of R1-'
Lord Robcrt 11011] that t110 l’an- 011115t1'1.lctloll ,
11111:: l‘anul is not on the same basis" , -—--— i
1115' some othcr water“ .11 . since itllll'1NDO.\'.J.au (pritiSh
is propcrtV of the United States; \Xn'clcss Scrucc) -Bolsllcvist fit—
and must be for that countrv to tcmpts to bombard Rrvcl. capital
8211 how it shall 110 01'111t1'0111'd. :01 ES” Willi! 110m “W 11TH bav' 1‘9-
1:: spcakiwr of the :1d:111s~:ion of; sultcd in completr‘t’ailurc, accord-
.) _
1.1)
neutrals into 1110 LcaL’ur on 11101111” to 1'1port~< received 1101'0 E-IV'
smnc basis as other iations' Loul (‘|_\ Vl'swl in the flcet ls said to
liobcrt. said he felt 111:: t the lcl‘llldVl‘ 110111 sunk i
should 111' no (wllssificaiiou but? 3 1
that all sovcreign ind0pcndcntl LONDON. Jan. 25, via Mon l
slates hav0 equal rights. 111 1111:;tr0a1.1———1’1:111~1 for the establish—
. :11‘1101'111 discussion which follow-- 111011: of :1 Bolshevik movement on
011 this romark. 110 said it would‘tlw Band. 1110 rich gold mining rc- 1
be a disastcr if no South Amolican {111111 of ”10 l'uion “f South Afri-
nations 11011. 1111211111011 in the (112.1211, bavc 110011 diacloscd. accordingi
canizalion. Ho :1 divpah 11 to Renter's Limited:
T110 qucstiou was mist-(1 ;1< tulh‘slcl‘llzn tram Johannesburg: T1111
11 hrtbcr. ii' a 1111.: indcmuitV is as- 2 1111110 iPHlS m the plans style them-
she. sclvcs international Socialists,
lslmuld 110, kop: out of the 1.0.1121: and tho 111(1vcn1011t was inaugurat-
'1111til paymcnt was coinplctl-d. ' '11 at the 111110 of thc armistice
Lord Robert replied she should 144011!“le 3" South Atrica . one
Hunt be barred merclv 11001111511 111 inf tlm 1110:13111'08 being: 111" 18811111180
111-1' inabilit} to pa\' in 0:151: 1110 111-1143 a 1 111111.11' announcing that ar-
(ll‘llllllthS should run (WW :1 1011111l'rll"..'..“.‘““m" fl’" practl'al "0'01“‘1'11'
pcriod. lliou VV'uh “brothers in Russia" '
He said that no (101111111: pro.211:ul 110011 completed.
posals had yet bccn madc rcgard l “Invcxtigations 311”“3“ adds the
'inrg limitation of armaments In‘dispatcb. "“1?” the nativcs “'1”
Elll\ opinion. 1111 r0 must 110 1111111 1-lll:1V'0 nothing: to do with this Bol-
5.011 but tbcrc can not be total 'Sllml‘m ”1“ "MW“ ‘1”!le 1111800 last
(l.'s:11_'111:1111011t simo 010 1'1' countrv; lum' Inning caused the natives to;
must maintain (:1 l‘tain lose 1.6111111110111' c in 1110 internation-g
l
.sessr -(l :12: 111151 Germany,
defensive
forces 1:11 Socialists. ;
: “\Vbilc fro? S])(‘(‘('ll is not, 110-1
L()1\.'l)()\' 'l‘bursdm Jam 2:; 1111;: H|ltl'l"l rod Vlitb. steps. are be—
1
via Montreal ~_App.1lljng and :11- '111.1: takvn to insure adequate pro—
most unbrlicvablc atrocities wcrc t01t1ou to 1111' public "
practicrd on (irccks and Srrbi'ansi S'l ()1 111101.11 Jan.‘ 25 (HaVas)
bv the Bulgarians (11111111r the war, ““10 S“L‘dISh {mvcrnment has
according to a report submitted SON an ultimatum to the Bolshe-
by an official Serbian conunission Vlk 1911311011 here demanding its
which has 110011 conductiuw an 111- 111‘ 'parturc from SW cden by Jan.
1
vostigation. \ot onlv has evi-E 3’ '1‘ 1111‘ ldlt‘i‘t 110001111ng to the
(10.11190. (11 brutalitics been found:I'llhllkl‘n.
l
llarly in December Sweden re‘
called 1101' diplomatic and consular
representatives in Russia, virtuaL‘
1y breaking off relations with the:
Soviet. and informed the Bolshe-
vik representatives of Stockholm.
M. Vorovskw', that he would not
be further allowed to 0njo_v the
diplomatic courier privilege. The
dispatch announcing this added
that the government presumed M.
\‘orovsky and the other members
of the Soviet Iegation would leave
Sweden, but evidently they have
not yet done so)
but the names of liulgarian oili~
~ci~rs VV ho ordered them have been
x: 011mm, it is said. ' 1
Hundreds of crimes againstl
civilians in occupied tcrrltorics
haw. bcen proved by the conunis-
sion it is 10111111011. [11 one (lis-
trict it is said. five hundred wom-
an and children were orderedmas-
sacred by a certain Lieutenant
Stojamov.
The spot where. this wholésale
tragedv Occurred is said to be
still marked by human skulls and
bones.
.—._.1 1 ":1“; 1
BERNE L, Jan. 24 .-Under the PARIS, Jan. 25.—-—The Allied:
new regulations which have been and Associated Powers have '
.ixsued relative to the control of agreed to send a Wireless message
the German Army. the power of throughout the world warning all
‘thc Soldiers’ Councils will be concerned that. parties using arm-
'greatly diminished. The Prussian cd force to gain possession of ter-
lbiinister of \Var will, through the ritorv the claims to which thex
army ofiicers, be charged with re— Peace Conference Vvould be asked
sponsibility for the emplovment to determine would “seriouslv
and leadership of his men. He prejudice the claims of those who
will be supreme chief of the army. used such force."
and he alone will have power to
promote officers and soldiers.
Soldiers’ councils will be form-
ed by all of the garriso’ns. regi-
ments or battalions to' watch over
the activities of offlccrs, and see
that military authority is not used
against the overmnent. They
must be consulted as to perma-
nent' ren'ulations relative to feed-
ing: the troops, the. granting of
LONDON, Friday, Jan. 24
(British Wireless Service.)—Riga.
was saved from attack by Bolshe-
vists, and from disorders within
the city by a British fleet which
was sent into the Baltic late in
,l}eecmber to assist British refu-
goes to leave Russia. Threats of
bombardment rrsulted in immo-
Iuc the search for other assets.
South Norwalk
Mrs. Lebaudy Controls .
Husband’s Estate
1., Jan. 25.—-Letters
of administration for the estate of
Jacquer- Lebaudv, who was shot to‘
death at his home, Phoenix Lodge. in
W eatbuly on January 10' by his wife,
Mme Maxie Augusline Lebaudv were
toda)? assigned to the widow by Leone ,
D Honell,Sur1ogate of Nassua coun-f
Lat) . 1
:Y’ I N130 LA. I.
Mme. Lebaudy’ e. petition recited that,
.‘1he estate consisted of $30. (ml) in real.
estate and $200, 000 in personal pro-z
petty, and that she and 11131 daugh-‘
tel. Jasquelinc, were the only heirs.‘
A $200,000 bond was filed.
Harrv W Moore, altOImV for Mrs.
I.-
BECKMANN’S
' NORWALK'S LARGEST ECONOMY GROCERY
Lo'wr Prices Always Prevail Here"
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, per pkg. .' .......... '. . .1461
Breakfast Blend Uofl'ee, per lb. ....................... 28o. "
Very Best Maine Potatoes, 15 lbs. for ................... 7‘ 480.
Dr. Jackson's Roman Meal, 'per pkg. ................ . 3511
Magnolia' or Clover Milk, per can .................... . 18c"
Campbell’s Soups, all kinds, can ...................... 100
Quaker Rolled Oats ........ 31115.1‘01' 256',
Salt. Sea. Rhode Island Clam Chowder, can ............... 32¢ '
Nuooa. Nut Cleo (The world’s best.) . lb. ............... 33::
Choice New Mixed Nuts, per lb. ...................
A. F. BECKMANN d1 £111., 11c.“
83 and ‘15 Washington St. Phone 1405.
Lebaudy said the properties listed 1111
the petition were the only apparent'
remnants of the vast estate that {or 3.};
many yeaxs enabled Jacques Lebaudy
to 1119 in the grandeur of fancied roy
ally. Mr. Moore said he would contin-
e
. 1..
4 ”fir;
SOUTH N ORWALK
COUNCIL HAS
ENTERTAINMENT
r,
4/}. .9
(continued from First Page) 1V
~11
;round of beauty cheers he steppI-d on- 11/
to the stage and rendered "The e r A = 3
,Rose That Grows in No Man‘s Land. "1’“
Grace Bros. orchestra furnished ex— /:
collent music for the dancing and .11.,
the committee 11:11 so pleased 3‘6""! :he'53 .
success of 111911 Venture that they are 6
said to be planning for another. 311-11
nonncements of which will be givcnlif
later.
The cast of characleis, plot oi the
sketch, together with the names 01'
the committees, follow: 1;;
Cast 1 ‘
Charles Livingston .. .Joseph lein I: ‘
Pat McNoggery ....... Ralph Dibble } 1 =
Nancy ....... Vera Hanlon O Connor ‘ :6
Major Huffjacket Thomas Mc‘l’luhon 1
lLaura . . . . ............ Edna Iiowardl "
The work or all of the actors in the fitwé’a» 1497'
cast was excellent,.1t being 1111111101
find fault with any of them. Of course
the performance was not as polished!
as if it had been given by profession-1
als, but the performers deserved all.
-of the credit given them. 1
The Plot 3
Charles is in love with Laura. lhel
niece of the major. and she returns.
his affection. The couple cannot gain'
the consent of the major to their mar-i
ridge. however. Charles goes away for
a time leaving Pat. his servant in!
charge of his rooms confirmingv 11.1111
not to leave it.. The major and Laura
come along and as thev are living in:
the same house, a summex hotel, the‘
major offers, to hire Pat as a aervant.3~
Pat. being somewhat hard up thinks;
he can make some money and ac-i
cepts. Charles‘ returns unexpectedly-l
and Pat. trying to serve two 11111911 '
accidentally changes a pocke‘l'~ in 1
the major's coat for a. plot" case in1
a coat belonging 10 Ch -3 and to;
explain the mistake to .. mo. majcrthe
‘picture case was given to him by 1115',
late master on his death bed. Lam-11'
sees the picture and is convulsed with:
grief as she recognizes it as one-miniI
she gave to Charles. Wham she ‘ has:
not seen" in the. hotel. Pat then ex-:
plains to Charles that. a gentlemanl
had given him the pocketbook to hold,.
and Charles examines it, finding hisl
letter to Laura. it. He supposes then';
that the "gentleman, ” who is the ma-‘
jor, but whom Charles has never seen
is a. rival and insults him and chal-
lenges him to a. duel. A series of
complications then ensues all around ,
l iliate representations by German
armv officers that they were, there
do keep order, and that thev would.
leave and discipline. but bevond.
that tbcv are under strict: limita"
tlo 11. lcavc as soon as assurance was giv- 1
but on anarchv would not
BASLE Jan 24.. ——Leon Trot 1"” t ‘ ‘ '.
. ' .11 1': l . Bolsbcvkt troo 18.
21:3, the BolsbeV 1:; t filinisicr of; 1a ‘ 0'" l ' 1
which worc expected to attack the 1
town at any moment.
tion.
The commander of the warships
was able to take. away every Brit-
ish subject in safety.
“far and Marine. did not cs capcl
from Narva alter the dcfcat (lift
the Bolshevists by the Esthonians,
but. was taken prisoner. accordim.r
deferred ac- :
Lilian. Advices from the same
sourcc state that, owing to the. 111-. .
tcr vention of Finnish troops inigMORE TAKEN
Northern Esthonia and Livon: a, IN ROUNDIJP
the country has been completelV BY POLICEMEN
cleared of Bolshevist forces.
PARIS, Jan. 24.——- File Inter- Continued from First Page.
\Hied Air Commission will meet
)
in. I aris soon to settle the big gang who were taken to Westport are
Pillblcms connected With the aer- thought to have been removed to the
Bridgeport jail to await their trial. 1
lal traffic of the world. Technical
Officers Virelli, :Nicholls, Perry and
'1')» 511m» 3; founded on" mother—love; grievances which have led to labor
«1-1-1 of 1111» zrretest themes. and makes troubles in England recently were
".iz'r'0f11l appeal. The photography is I'D-ell, adding that “the Strike habit
sp‘undid showing some of’ 1.116 most: has not vet growmto the extent of
1.1. nificcnt views ever eeeu Both 1 causinv the men
:a :or 'and interior scenes are tantrum heir t ole Vi'ithon
exports of the various powers now
Hunt are still busy on the case and
are engaged on plans to be sub‘
. . have wixleloveredT a considerable quan
mitted- to the commissio ty gt he stolen goods and it is ex-
' still make”! 111311 119‘
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Wash Boner: Clothes Dryers
Wash Tubs Clothes Baskets
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