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lfiecoration le Applied in Novel Ways
HOME DEPARTMENT
' "VARIETY OF F‘OD IS ABSOLUTELY
' NECESSARY FOR HEALTH OF CHILD
l ST'LUE FAVOR
illit- PlECE FHBCK
Women Cling to Simple Dress,
Refusing to Go Contrary
Fliii USED MUST SPAlllilBlY
—————‘—_
to Suits, Coats and Dresses-—
Plulh Sometimes I. Given '
Preference.
This season might be termed one. in
which fashions that have been float-
Simple, clean. wholesome food of
~I ...I right kinds fed to children in the
; “Iver quantities will go further, home In
«s-Ilomlcs specialists declare, toward
:Isalring youngsters normal health and
.«I sturdy constitution than any_olhI-r
' Yet, even in this land or plen-
. many children are undernuItII-isllIIIl.
'3'! they were all in homes when,- the f”
-2.)- nllle. was small this would be under-
“amiable. but Slil‘\(‘_\S shoII
namv cases of malnutrition Inc. to he
Jound in nod to- do homes as in ”low
aloe With Jelly, Egg and Toast, Gree no, Milk, Bread and Butter Make Ad»
which possesses less of "3‘"
1W“ the trouble if a child who
III}. given plenty of food is undernour-
:Pdled? What more can a parent do
tier his child's physical welfare than
do provide an
“Those who have made a study of diII-
tsetjcs declare that the kind of food that
.2 person cats is almost as important
rats the quantity, and they say the trou-
“Lil‘s with the health of many children
on this country today is not that they
I getting too little food. but rIIllI-Ir
l they are getting too much of Mill")
...-: and not enough. of others.
Avoid a One-Sided Diet.
child between
I may be considered III-ll i‘I-Il il'
,t...s plenty of milk,
arr-zeal food, an egg III
in flesh foods onI-o 1) dm.
. a small portion (‘lllfll of IIIIIII-l'ully
”pared fruits and vegetables. \I-lIlI II ‘
ll amount (if S‘Vt't'l (Hulls :Il‘Il‘l‘ hi~
-.I'Iit(,I for other food is sIIiisilI-Il,
of these clIIssI-s of fund is Ulllllll'll,
likely to he IIIIII-siIlI-rl.
'ioIIilIg hills of fIII'II for IIlIil-
abundance of
a!
’u.‘
ll yea l's nf
l)l‘l‘:|ll, :IiIIl IIthIl
lls‘ t‘tllli\: llt‘lll
one class may
REAL FOOD IIS ECONOMICAL
Variety or Another Forms Largo
Part of Almost Every Whole-
some and Frugal Diet.
Cereal food of one kind or another
I s a large part
-' 0103'!)an and t‘l'ILllUlllli'IIl IliIIt.
general rule. the gI-IIIIIIII-
ed by cereals lllt' I-lIIIIIpIIr IlIII IliIII.
to ,I. certeln
the quanzily or meat.
sugar. fruits and vegviuhlus lir~"ll
substitute I'III'IIIII flIIIIlS.
' ialists In tho-
‘ It-IIt of Agriculture say
limit beyond \VlIiI-ll this IIIIIIIl-II lII-
1 sample day's ration rIIr
. drcn in which Cl‘l't‘b'\ E -
y "S is consldI-I'I--.
d, or its equivalent in II \‘:|Y"I'l) .
- ; two llzllil'lS of Inuk,
one-fourth pounds of ul'll"liillll~i".l .
t. ion ounces
one-half pound of S"! l", .
Ive pounds of fruits I. ., I rem I. Ill-l. \_
this diet the C(‘l't‘ III
IIIt one-half of the lumen).
’ i leA'CIES AFTEI‘. HOLIDAYS
. ‘r_e Enough of Christmas Cake or
Plum Pudding to Serve in Case
of Emergency.
- make enough of the Christmas fruit
'9 fir plum pudding '80 you I’llil have
. on hand to serve in emI-IIc-IIII-ios
Both pudtllzts .-
ues which are rich in fruits improve
—.—_—~__
III the holidays.
ry noodles "Dtfluut oil and drain
blotting paper.
Ellen and towels can be quickly
tar ordinary use if the WIiIIIIIIr
”will!“ and used to flatten
_ rhubarb .tur .Mm-
COOKING DOUGHNUTS
0
Amount Varies Greatly on Differ-
ent Occasions. .
Frying Under Fat Require. L683.Tlli‘-.
Than When They Are‘Floated in
lt—Amount of Flour In Dough
Determines Quality.
fl‘bai fIIt absorption by fried ballots
and I I lL’llS will IIIry greatly Ir:
amount on riill'IIrent occasions.
‘lw Inc '9 flour tin-re is in a dolllzl: 'lll‘
hIss I.Il it ubsolbs in fl",_\ln;,r that re-
Ilil‘ in: \ihe time of frying lessens fut
:lli-Ill‘llllllll, and that trying doughnuts
unIlIII' i'nt requires less time than ‘IleI-u
lhIflII are floated in it, are some of the
new ls disclosed in II loin,r series of ex-
.lntIi'IJltullH which the experimental
of the United States Depart-
, l.l(‘..‘§ of Agriculture has completed re-
: CIIIIily.
.l:i:I hen
’l‘II'IInly hands of dough can he so
’m m.- up and tried as to :IIlte up ten
pounds or fat in frying (.I’ so made up
and tried as to take up only one poIIIII'.
of fat. Doughnuts made with plenty
of sugar, butter and eggs. absorb more
fat than those which are less .rich.
The.mbro flour incorporated in the
dough. the less the fut absorption, but
sometimes it is at the expense of the
quality of the doughnut.
The longer doughnuts are kept in
the frying fut. whether because the
fat is not hot enough or because the .
doughnuts are too thick, the greater
will he the amount ’0! fat they' take
up. At 185 degrees C. the tempera-
ture felt should be when doughnuts are
put in, three minutes will Ilut‘llce for
cooking those which have been rolled
to one-fourth-inch thickness it the
doughnuts are allowed to float in the
fat. lf doughnuts are forced under
the fat during the trying, the experl~
melts made prove that better dougb- l‘
nuts will result with less expenditure
(,0 time and fuel. Dough rolled to one-
fourth-lnch thickness can be cooked in
one and one-half minutes by this meth- .
And at a temperature of 18.1 degrees C.
This method of submersion II as found
1N
._..__
OYSTER OPENERS
ON A “VVALKOUT”
Co ntiImI-d from Ifi rat
these underslips are trlmmed at the .
‘hotlom of the skirt with II band of I
embroidery from one to three inches
wide. I ,
Shirt'Booom and Bell Sleeveo.
An interesting model shows a nar-
row foundation dress of blue satin. At
a normal waistline is a narrow red; “Prnum m. ”H Illfie of ”w pack—
rllIbIIn belt tied in the front with loops as .0 m”, the demands m, the mem-
IIIId round streamer ends. Over this :l" rs 0, II". 1“,,” for "Tognmon‘
fIlVUlllltlllUll is hung: a straight dress fit for q uniform? or‘ SOfllI’d measure. and
blue plnlicd chiffon. Tile bodice has 8 also becfiusc the ivI so from 35 to
shirtllkc bosom front, at each side of 50 cents has not been granted. the
which the chiffon is pialted. A six- ,Wi‘lk 0m“'3"l1‘€l““"i loath"- i
inch band of chiffon is set in at a’ Committees of "j“ l-OCHL ll “"18
normal waistline, but is not drawn into Mk} mail-‘3 are willmg ‘0 ”PM :"l‘
the figure, thus preserving the straight {gi:;;f:rs:‘::::e ‘ chill: local 3m“ N“
line. There is a high collar and long- p
bell sleeves. -
pa gr-
IIrs III'I-rIIgII fIzpm S. 70 to $77. It week
as has been statv d. and it is said that.
the IIIIII'agII opener makes but about
$25 It week. ‘
.\ll.\l\ .\l-I III IDS MORE Ell-2 \'.
Another noteworthy model show-
ing the shirt boemm front is dm'ci— '
l
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IOpportunity Pm- .\In'walk Boys I" lun~
l
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l
”1"?” ln bll‘fl‘k 811d I'll“: satin. The. Ii~t. Learn :I 'I‘IIIII'II and NIII the 3
dress is of blue satin and ail'llliilueil World ‘
motifs of the black satin. The en- ‘ ---———~ ‘
tire dress is planed. n” pm-h Mp A sllong (ll‘lVl' is IIIIIlI-r \I'III l-y llil‘
Ihe skirt is cut sII Its lo form two \i'ml' Y‘I'i‘ ill-I lIUI‘lmHI' of “Him: "l‘ lb"
, l'III'lsieIIne absolutely refused to adopt
‘thenh
many good clothes and are too fond of
their personal appearance to accept
anything fantastic or bizarre.
The
launched in Paris, but there hIIIe been
eIIIral points in dreSs on which the
AIIIerlIIIIn woman and the l‘arlsienne
._.:'..(‘
however,
mind. It is H
taste of women
to hold to the simple, beautiful one-
. piece truck, IJI'IIsinl: to go contrary to
the pI-lzclples (If good taste and re-
finement in drese.
l moth-.15,
. slum-3
fdrnpeI-les the well dressed woman has
;cnntlnuod to hold to the stratghtllne
frock and the IIIIiuIIIIl silhouette.
\Faehion Strikes No New Chords.
The
Imust interesting IIII'l pleasing,
with
Even
coIIIlIflse
i hltl'.'.f{lll out by this house for the par:
! few senSons.
I.lllot is showing straight dresses
.of square cut—that is.
‘the shoulders without being drawn in
latthe Ivnlst by means of a belt.
? straight, b'cltless dress has been 9. Cal-
.lot favorite for some tlmtk—nnd noth-
ing could be more beautiful than II
plain, straightllne dress unbelted, pro-
vided it is made of II suitable material.
It certainly otters a wonderful backI
igronnd for exquisite embroidery de~
signs.
dancing dressi- Is,
.by the beauties of the 1830 period the
draped, \\ rupped-around- the- -flgure type
f evening gowns having very sheer
bodices and dresses pith apron tu-
uics. flounces and scallops: also little
jchemise dresses belted at a normal
waistline. ' , be
Many of Callot‘s evening gowns
l are very decolletc, although the square
neck and the straight-across lines also
are featured, I7"": day wear this firm
shows hlgu collars and lcrg sloeves._
as well as collar-less models with short'fI
sleeves.
Straight boxlike Ill-II :acs, unbelted
are made of serge, duvetyn and black
koala.
g III notice the cracking duds: mm; tut) ,
that l
French women hIIVe worn too
majority of our style: are
disagreed. 0n the silhouette.
they are ubsrlntely of one
”limit to the good
that we, continue
So out of all the
with astonishing hip exten-
unusual girdllnzz, loops and
clothes of this while
bring
them no stuz'i‘llng new notes.
thosp shown by Cnllot Soeurs
modem of all the types
winter,
hanging from
-~.. _.. _. —— .—
This
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This lirm also shows very full
such as were worn :
lIlIIlI‘ should in» uiuIlI I iIInIuiI food so
i
i
!lll..l thI .\ \\'lll l.:III- :I surplus. l
. -Im— ' l
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I .\l [III-211 N (n‘
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.\ l'7\‘\' YUlI' K. .lMIII. 7 .. ~1‘I‘I‘Sidt‘nl
l’:l\|ll l.. Full}: of tin- \I- \\ lntI- IIIIIII-
”on I! |.-: Inc; has issued II cull for “It‘-
:IniliIIIl IIIII liIlI. Ill lhII (Izgziltizntmn to
l..- l.- h: II. II. is I III III \l McIIdaI. lIII-
lltlllI v.rt In if: rs h: min trio do \II'Lth the
III . :Ill: It. llll II : lIHSIl‘.‘ Ill “ill bt‘ (‘Ol'l-
i.
Sill' 'lt-II ,
\illloo .‘lills of Crunbun’.
Il.l-- undoing in the SIcond
(ivorys
FllllstI .!
IIrIIitlIII; duty at the City Hotel South
Main sin-.et At Bridgeport Mr. Mills
passed the II\;Imiuntlons successfully
and st; IItIId for Texas. where he will
loin one of’ the regiments of infantry
which compost- part of the Second
lihision. \ l
The EIIIninI: SII ntincl \cs‘ rdIIy re
ceiIed tblmlgh the mail on "I. Inoupce-
ment which was on“ ‘- Ished and which
has caused considII Irahlc our. nation to
the parties named in t2.e sonic The
item was published by mistake with~
out first being confl mod and this
pupu" expresses regret that such m
the case. It recorded the fact that
Arthur Casey. an cmnioy‘ec‘of the P
South Norwalk Post Office. and Miss
Anna Monahan had been quietly
married in New York City Saturday
morning. gum. .., «M the case and
the. Sentinel cheerfully corrects the
erroneous report.
Agni}; th
ded-
l Black Cloth’Dress With the Bodiee
and Apron Drapery Cu
Piece. Monkey Fur Forms Tufts
on the Ski: and Ridge: the Sleeved.
. der short box coats that end about
four inches below the waistline. Sands
I of the fur are placed up and down the
too
of the cool. Sométlmés the band is
omitted from the Bottom of the-jacket .
. 'aud the shirt will show a band of fur
‘ where the jacket ends. thus gluing 8.2
‘ the appenrau
, Plush
l
‘- I VIENNA, Dec. 7.——-Th(‘ state of re--
ltgious fleedom in the Austrian repub- l
lie is illustrated by the far-t that. a
man has just been sentenced to two
,weeks imprisonment for failure to re-I
mme his hat when :1 Corpus Christi
precession was passing on the street.
He pleaded that he was a. free think—
er. and. furthtrmore. that it was a.
bitter Ila I. and he was a sufferer from
an affliction of the head‘hat made it
dangerous to be. uncmered.
in One
applied in mop form; also to bor-
d continue around the bottom
socm NORwALK 'ro DANBURY
A. III—.6. '.u s..27 1'0 00 (e).
a—w ,_
You will always find us right
here, and whatever we sell 3 CU
must. be satisfactory or we in
gist upon being allowed to male:
it. so—that' s the beauty of deal
ing with us.
XmasWatclIes
Full Line of Ingersoli. Anso-
niav Swiss,
Waltham Watches at all prices
Bracelet Watches up to $65.00
CHOOSE‘ LASTING GIFTS ‘
WHICH TRULY EXPRESS
THE PERMANENCE OF THE
SENTIMENT.
Xmas Clocks
Alarm Clocks, Desk Clocks,
Cabinet Clocks, Parlor Clocks.
Kitchen Clocks, Automobile
Clocks, Ivory Clocks, at. all
ties
The joys, and happi-
ness of this Christ-
mas Wil lbe cherish-
ed in the memories
of those who partici-
pate.
BRAND’S
.- l'ho Jewelry
Store, fishers. Quality is higher
t-
l
'M. '
WPULAR
Gills
Jewelry Is the Refin-
cd Gift of Lasting
v
TUESDAY DEC. 7. 3930
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Rugs—Hand Process.
Conn Carpet Cleaning to.
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Rugs Cleaned, Ring Ur. F .9
Prompt Service, Reascr II:
Charges
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Cigars, ( IgarI-ln .—
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um and Heavy
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OLD CARS
loll your old cm to tho Balm.
pen Auto Wrecking Co. 1310
I011»)! ‘70., between 05k lull
Outer It" Bridgeport. can.
acne Barron 5586 ‘2 Sac-mil.
and port. and tires to fit my
meteor.
SILK l)ltl<3:47~“:I\
SEE ‘IVINDOW DISPL-‘I Y
$10.95
Value pr to 525’
L. (it)Ll)li.‘
,
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”DZ about like 8“““5 m n“. bra-29' triangles, revcafln: u" undershp (,f‘;ltl:1lll:l:I lil:l§l:ll:ll :ll'l nnl\ Illusion In Beauty and ‘xalue
I I - 0‘ 0‘
Imam}? ”‘Slfillln‘d it is a (WP-“U0". scarlet with. Tim mixes: of theI ll‘l-i m h l ')l 1:12:12! :i‘l' ”:‘lzml “h“ l' l“
‘ O \' i
obscruw a fashion nritcr. as to whetll- :lll'll} are bound with warm. 'IIIIIre , i .3" "'g ' . ,
is ‘ _ l'Ii\.It<I. i-iist (lass. M. J. (ikum‘. ‘
is a- high callar “lill buttons doIITI “Hm hm," M m m Vnr‘yum for "mm”
the from. Butt-uh ,v... “PW“ "" ling Ilulny and will lH‘ Sli‘l‘lflnt't‘l at 3
line bOsoIn front. ’i'lIII sleeves are 3 Rom" 5, (‘Hy Hotel. South Main . l
lung. SlrIIIIt. for lllu- III-\t two works. when-
A novel idea i“ It.» mo of the Illl‘ will Hindi) explain tln- “drmnums Diamond Rings ...... ._.-.. It!" up .'
wrong and right sides of satin and fill army lli'II IIII Illrnining to anyone """"""“ IIIIIIIII 3 I"' ‘0 5.52.00
bromides. Thus. a dress of brown Zwbo may lir- intI-rI stI-d. '. llal'plns .......... [:00 to 3.-.?“
(IrIIIK‘ satin shows tilI- dull sidi- ex. The Second Division is. compescd nt‘ :u‘I-I‘lnlw" ........ . (.1503: 19.33
i I ‘I' . «I . . .- . I IN ....... .. _ .I.
tending down the front in four in- I'll“ let. 3”“ -"”‘ and mild. "Ham" Ill-Ii ‘“ ‘kl. " _‘;o ‘ Hid
. . -. of infantrs: tlIII ltth and lc'lth lttlrl- . “‘ "“‘f -------- 'I l” - 0
‘ \ertIId box plnits, IIlIIIlI end in a "Hm“ ”r I,“ ld Armin“ tl 'nd 3-,,“ l'lmlns "00 to 900
‘ ‘ I ' I .. (I . I ....... a. .
Noon-Day Meal for Youngster. l iImIIi at the fiction: or the .kirt. The “wimp", m. Fugim-«rg ,‘H'M 3,“ 3nd “”4“.“ «"0 l" I“ 0"
. , , I _ ..... ,. -. -. l
’ . band is of the. right. or show, side , . ‘ ., . _ - . . . -
menus without materially changing the ' f tl .‘ t' Tl _ llI- _‘ lormel "‘tfi'?‘m I‘ll lilf Ill ‘ "IDS. 'f‘m“ ------------ \ Mid I" “I?"
balance of n... “I...” ’ "’- I“ ”L- . " -‘ i 'f “H :1 , LII with his III ”II Second Ilh'ision l rune: ........... . 1.2.0 to (-3.30
. , . .- _ . of the. shiny. suic. IIlIlIlI loop an “m I". {0, ”Inc \ears. nab) lmt ,,,,,,,, , _,., m a..."
"‘"h 'I‘U * lnII.tls for A ”Md ml“ the Inuit Til-In is a narrow l Enlistm Ills for (n \t n I“"‘"""‘ " "0 “D
I . i ' .'. " .' l‘ 7 )I- ‘I; i~, . ........... -.
“mull“ milk should he indudml l i; III It I~ll01t t I; III Is ”It! straight ltI) thImI I \ m l\lll lll'll \\‘::H)Ill‘nl(l”:: i 'I‘"““‘. ““3"" l‘lmlvl“
. . 7 ., :4 . . ‘ I:' .IIIII -. . . . - .i‘! .
mike up the rmlulIIId ll:lll_\ nIIIoIIIIt II. l i l! . 0"an neck. fin ”H. ”mu. rm. ”w d. “MU” “(43:3 ........ ,3 5, to HUN)
] warncw'd I 3 kf t ... i Lace Dyed,- in Dazzling Huee. 2““ "7"” '“lifi'w‘lits 'u‘d‘l not I..~ in III-III-IIIIIts ..... 1.30 In 3.00
' ren 3 '1‘ 35 5' l ‘ i ii i ,, _...... “all-"‘3" .I'I'Z‘l 'i‘liI'IslI‘n h0\\'( \I-I'. but “ill lull-"1P ‘ Ill-l . . . . .II ) In I. 00 ‘
l Orange ”1““ only su'we‘l prunes ([Illlp I l l . l - ‘ le‘hul‘. Is 'lll lll' "l'l'l"!‘_: ll”— liu iv, sIIIIII- II fll.-~ :IllnIIIIl ‘(l rIIu'ilnv ills "Pn'l‘ . . . . ' ' ' ' "'0" l.” ‘2'"0' -— v —
hud‘rllilwun‘em I‘ll]: iiifflit°ll"n'3r " 1"" l ' ‘M i l l "" “'r "““m '1’" "I" " ’“I’ n ”175‘ 1in he l'nIn-Il sIIIIIIs IIII Virinlis “Mn-let “ah-hes . I2.00 to 05.00
L' . l "' l o o . . .
l'arlna with milk. III-om ,. . ~ ' h‘ I! i’. fl 1" l! .l E l lllili;.'. in many inst Imus the law is‘ ,lII-. illt' ilns IIz' “llll n :m ”It ililullll). ‘lmp “aid-cs .. .. . 6.00 up
as Bro-III] and Butter. f'I ‘r " ,. , ‘p'll I. I V, ill tlH‘Il :l brilliant ('Uit l‘. l'IIII'l'o‘. Ul‘ l‘il‘l. lllI ll I.IlIllI r\ .InIi III .Isi :IlllllII I-_\ “lili'h I‘Sll'fllh ----- n“, "P
Ififlil llll‘fll mush till” i I,. I. I . I . , - ' > n ’
~’-r" ”,m- l . I I. l h i. ll I'IIlI-r \‘l'TV [Inlltllnl‘ ”MI in I .\\II sI :l- l l' III III U lx'nlll “ill I)" on lint) IIl “ llll‘ll IlIrnIIIIIIIls , . . -.-I" tn 8.00
- ~I ‘ ‘ ‘ .. ‘ . I. . r '
“Irwin 5...... Tuna" and lli‘lll'r, l H; I i . I I-S'Illr ill mull-rials \m h z“ A“ [W (l0 ‘ H", l "9 “Hf” “Um I" ‘0 13 noon. ,.\ \‘.|Il II “thin-n In)" In 11.0"
Oatmeal with milk. l / ' PM“... """l‘" g,.,".:,,”... ,hzmm "ml ‘I-r) Iliul'llinu. llnm ;' IIIItIi 4 I \v I} IIl'~ ‘Hllll‘i' "hm" "l‘ "' lf-‘m
TUH-‘Il and bUUI'F- "" l l I I j l f mum”, is ”n“ I,",3‘I,IN_I_'I ”I" m." tI I'nIIIIII :lnIi from 7 in {I III”. , “mm; lhrlllstunu- INII:.'.~ Il!‘ lu LIA—NI l
n i l i r lv ‘ V I I‘ I I I. 3]". fm “HQ 1“ V , ".“l I" n... IiIIIIIII: his stuI' ‘lIIIIIg “midi": Rings . . . . 1.00 to 9.00 i
aket pours lpII p Gnu-II IIIlt (“INF on _ - ‘ / I- ,_ II II , . I- I IsI- \ . . I T) l . _ . . . I‘IlllI-III‘I “1‘ "l‘ to 0-,. 0" '
. ., . . . ._ ‘ l . _ . .-< .I. ll\.tlltlll.ll .Illll \tlIIIli‘lIidl ' ‘ . . ..,. O . ,
and‘J'lrlllg'o‘l‘rlylrfior 'l’l'l‘lndrlvllr) )thllbt.l€l 2%! I fund H) l allot. 'll‘J'M‘lJ.’ ”H‘HMS'N Mann“? ‘0 “n‘. ("W1 5“.“ up [n 7_._00 ‘
dll‘:'ll),l A“ - Milk mushwlt‘w Izrnt- l -/ I Q'I ll fi'm'k of "limit". "1‘ rli‘l"""l‘ IIIIII It]... I I.ll.~.v.s m IIII- arm) “I In”. l’uIIIItIIiII I'0l|~ 3'?" in HUD" '
Milk toast. I‘ll _ Inn. of herd-l ' .' III‘rIl. (TOPII do chine and lure the sum; gnu, .l'~ (Hull) ..IIIl on :I I;llu..lIlI- as. "III Glass—l g'rIIIIIIs . . .\l ull prim-s .
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37 West Wash” gtcn
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and lII In this Iltolning for San Antonio and girls. '
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