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necessary from time to time 10 serve until the permanent structure can be made available. IL is always deemed safe when used though as indicted above is not repaired with Q view e. permanency and a big flood of course might take it out again. But for that matter a big flood takes it anyway however well it may be repaired.
 SUPPORTING FUMES-Yesterday afternoon the worl,men engaged in the excavation for the Noble building broke one Of the ammonia pipes of the Phoenix Cold Storage company and made that part of the town almost uninhabitable for a time. There was nothing to do but to shut down the works and let the ammonia already in the pipes 50 to waste. The fumes were so powerful in some oI the business houses on Washington stree; between First and Second that they had to be vacated. The powerful gas could be smelled for blocks. A cur ious thing about it was that at points as far away as two blocks it was all most unbearable while there were other spaces within a few fee; of the broken pipe which seemed to be who'll ly immune.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
A RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENT

A RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENT
 In the windows of the Santa Fe ticke
 office there is a display of the liteua-
 ture and pictures of the grand canyo; and the santa Fe systems.
 GREEN BILLANUEVA - Eugen. 1 Green and Rosa Billanueva were unit | ed in marriage by Justice Johnstont night before last. The groom is q chef employed at Gass Bros. restau- rant.
 MINNEAPOLIS VISITOR-Miss NJ
 F. Paige. teacher of English literature
 in the Minneapolis high school. arrived yesterday over the Santa Fe and is visiting the family of Samuel H. Nit chelI.
 DOLLARS AND DAYS - Geo Langsdorf and Fred Fisher. were fined seven dollars each yesterday by Justice Kyle for disturbing the peace. Fisher
 was unable to pay the fine and was sent to jail.
 NEW CLASS PINS-There appear ed yesterday for the first time the class pins of the seniors of the high school. The pins are made of gold and have the initials P. H. $. of the high school and the year of the class 'O7.
 LADIES' TEA-The Ladies Aid so- siety of the Presbytelian church will give a tea this afternoon in the church parlors from until o'clock to which all are invited. Beside the refresh ments there will be a sale Of aprons and cooked food.
 GOING TO MExICo-It is learned that Joe Erman. who was formerly superintendent of the Bryan groupe cf mines and more recently of the Troy Manhattan group at Troy. has resigned his position and will leave shortly for Mexico where he will take the super intendency of a mining property.
 THE MAILS-The mails from Cal ifornia via the Southern Pacific have been and still are somewhat inter- fered with by heavy rains in Califor- mia. The mail trains from the west on that line were from two to six hours late yesterday so connections were missed at Maricopa but it is no- expected that traffic will be seriously interfered with.
 A SUDDEN STROKE-Yesterday afternoon a painter employed in kalso- tine walls of the sneriff's office was seized with a fit while on top Of a high scaffold and fell. He was caught before striking the floor by H. W. Taffe. lie was carried to cot and a physician was sent for. Il was some time before he was restored and couiG be taken home
 RETURNING TO ARIZONA-Mrs | Sidney Mauk of Los Angeles arrived in the city yesterday morning on T visit to her parents, Justice and Mrs. ] D. P. Kyle SH will then go to Globe | where her husband who has been rep | of the wholesale commis sion house of r.. $. Knapp & Co, will l go into the wholesale and retail gro- 1 ,ery business with Al Kyle.
 4 CHA VALLEY RANCH-Mrs. | recile Mccarthy yesterday bought of i [. l.. B. Alexander, trustee for Mrs | Elizabeth and Charles Hardy, an l tightly acre farm about five miles east I ,f Florence. It is more particularly Il described as the north half of the Il southeast quarter of section 20 in Il
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Local rain foi- lowed by- fair
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

township f. range 10 east. The ranch is under the Cast GTande canal and has a small house and other improve
 ments. The new owner will quite like
 ly construct a pumping plant also. so that dependence will not be entirely on
 the canal supply of water.
 THE FLORENCE FERRY - Tine firm of Michea and LOrona of Florence has established a ferry line across the Gila river at that point that affords passengers real conveniences at very reasonable rates. The charge is only seventy-five cents and includes a hack ride from the depot to the river OF this side, the boat riGe. and another
 hack ride from the river to the town. THE CHA BRIDGE-The report was circulated yesterday that the Gila
 bridge just this side of Maricopa was again in webbing condition and like
 ly to go out at any moment. The re- port was untrue though there was some foundation for it. The water yes terday morning was very high again being about six and a half feet deep and when the water is high there is always some danger for the bridge. However. the water began falling again about II o'clock and continued 10 fall during the rest Of the day and all trains crossed as usual without difficulty. Tn the last repairing of the bridge no extra or unnecessary work was put upon it with a view of permanence for just as soon as a few weeks of good weather and low water can be had the new steel structure will be put in place, all preliminary work having been done The presen- bridge is repaired all that is deemed
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
TRACTION TROUBLES

TRACTION TRoUBLES-Th city railway system had a little more than it's share of troubles last night but hopes to be strengthened out early this morning. The line was only tied UT, for twenty minutes but operating dur ing the rest of the night was with some inconvenience. Shortly after 6 o'clock a trolley wire broke between Fifth and Sixth streets and the cars went out of commission. A repair crew was sent for at once and in about twenty minutes had the break repair ed. In the meantime however. tho track foreman who was on car near the break. went forward to lend his help. Though Superintendent Mitchell and Mir. MOseley were both there and called 10 him 10 look out. he accidently stumbled against the end of the wire and was knocked out for a moment In his struggle he got a second in stallment of the juice which added that much more to the shock. He re- covered sufficiently. however. to go ou to the barn and put away his tools and then go home. but arriving there he was so weak he tainted. He was not burned severely and it is thought the shock will leave no serious results. Later in the evening an axle on car broke. in the neighborhOod of Califot mia avenue. That was a thing that could not be well remedied last night but the service was continued, pas sengers being transferred at the scene of the wreck"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
GRAND FRATERNITY.

ing of the local lodge or the Grand Fraternity last night the following named new officers were elected and installed: Nora R. Fulton. commando CT; C. F. Orr. vice-president; J. Ro6i- nett. regent; J. M. Rau. marshall: F. c. Pecka. recorder and treasurer: |. P. Trott. W. T. Smith and s. NJ. liar ris. trustees.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

There's no bridge over the Helles- pont," unused Hero, "and where there's no bridge there's no society in the true sense. so I'll just stay on this side"
 And that was why Leander had to swim for it.-Puck
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. g degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, 0.19 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
aANTA FEE TIME TABLE.

PHOENIX
 CITY TIME
 DepArtzrs Arrival ''TAe DiaEond Jo." for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs) Wickenburg, SslOme, Con gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. l2:i5 am. 20 am. ''The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg. Con- gress. Prescott, Ash Fork and East.............. SEQ am. S:l5 pm. Mesa and Tempe.......... $40 am. s:l5 a.m
 II :25 am. l.25 pm
 4;5Op.m. :25 p m. Florence, Kelvin, winkel- man.......... ............ II :25 am. :25 p m.
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Dec, 4.-Arrived: Steamer Sofia Isohen5erg, Genoa and Naples.
 Sailed--Steamers Louisiana, Naples and Genoa Adriatic, Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Merton, Ant werp; Statendam, Rotterdam via Bou- logne; Neckar, Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar; Smolensk, Rotterdam and Libau.
 Brow Head, Dec 4-steamer La Sa- voie, New York for Havre 125 miles south at 11;85 a. m; probably reach Havre 6:3O a. m., Thursday.
 Fastnet, Dec. 4.-Steamer Saxonia, Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool, fifty miles west at a. m; probably reach Queenstown. 3:S0 p. m.
 Copenhagen, Dec. 4.--Arrived, steam CT United States, New York, via Chris tiansanG
 Southampton, Dec. 4,-sailed, steamer Oceanic, New. York, via Cherbourg and Queenstown.
 Lizard Dec. S.-Passed, steamers Mesaba, New York for London; 4th Montreal, Montreal for London and Antwerp.
 Plymouth. Dec. 4.-Arrived, steamer Majestic, New York for Chsrbeurg and 1 Southampton (and proceededl. ! G.sraltar, Dec. S.-Passed, steamer Roma, Marseilles for New York.
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TAAvELEas, GUIDE.
New York New Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
NOVEMBER 25. 19O7.

NOVEMBER 2o, 1907. x5:s5 G:5S, xl.2j. @ :s:oo, xS.S6. a;3S :is. s:is. y;50i Alg00, al0;3O. m fS.as l2.lgr ", *1:35, *2.03. 2T2S. sa:4T ss:92' s:32' sbl 4:95, ..5:eS, 5:SS, *S:js, m. snndays-.li io s6 gsz5 soS ,.ss siz9 < so B. 2. m, l2:00, siil:t2, @It55. a90S *S,sS 3;Soi 5gS, x6:lo, *6.42, s7.OS, s7.52' " :0s, SEQ ?. fn.
 @ g,e !, m3 slS:o0, night daily.
 ESt 19ntep via Hnrsserd and WiIIiw nlalstie--'le:Qf, a. m. s4.05 p m. .ro%ieian. e%r nas'on via New London and 'g2o .4Ss, .i8:4s, .7:o5. p snz msun;Iags 3:SS; -*2:20, *2:55, Fl 11:53. a. m, sissos. 'lSs; f2:bb, 14:h3, s7:0s ?. tr
 ffgFT noason r,, ;, ysE tE spFTllngne!a-'s:la. daysE.1:ia d. m. si.4S, + h:4s. S I, D. ,s sum
 Fer Eartior.l. Springfield. Eic.--st lie x1:0e, sl:i5, s:iO, slyo5, x5:00o. .5.4S s:OS s.. ato Q, Hartffordl; 5,io, xS:}o. s52 D m. '1:45 s5Ae, 7:1o. SS:to. x92o n. m.
 For Rev LonJOn, Estc.--+2:s5 s2:55 d;4t. HE sto .Saybrookl, 'lltI A, {. .l.2O n; .4 .sI s129s; slsa .9t42 '2;55. s;0S .rIlS;ds2, I .JS5, 1l,So, Sto saybrooKl ?. q. m, tl3:o5, s2:55. s4:63, s7:O5 D! m.
 For MlddletewBs Wiuiinantic, Eic-. 7:S3 2; m 12:6S, "5:38, (to Worcester and Fitchburg). 5;55 D. m. Sundays ~ 7;20 D. m.
 Fer Shelburne Falis. Etc.-7:44 a. m. I2:2l, Cto New Hartford), 4:O1, 5:54.. (to Westfleld) D. rn
 For Waterbury---G:5O (via Naugatuck Junction), 500, 9.32 q. m, 12sol, 2:s5. 5;45, TAO 11t40 D. ID. Sundays-S;z5, 11:15 a. m 6:45, $50 p. m.
 For. Winsted-e;5o (vla Naugatuck Junction., 9:32 a. rns 12:0i. 2:6b, 5:4s 7:40 ?. mN Sundays-S:25 a. m, 6:45 p. m.
 For Pittxaeld and Intcrlnediate raipts 6:55 Gyia Bridgeport), 9:32 a. m. 3:5s lvia Bridaeport) 4:o5 p. m. Sundays-- 7;55 (via Bridgeport) [. m.
 For LiteheeIsi-9 32. a, m. 4:O5 ?. m. sundays {: :so Cvia BriAgeport) a m llParlor car limited. ". q. RIERD. T. C COLBY.
 Gen. SHpt Asst. Gen. Paas. nt. |
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THE BUnnET FROM AFAR.
How Modern War Methods Try the
 Soldiers Nerves.

How Modern War Methods Try the
 Soldiers Nerves.
 To-day a man may die as soon as the enemys guns, hidden away in the distant, cloud topped mountains seven miles away, begin to talk And over that seven miles he must walk with cantion, with wide interval between him and his pals on either hand. He must lie down at every short halt and scratch the ground hurriedly with his little spade at every long one, for the great shells are sailing toward him, and he sees by his officers eye and hears by his commands that It Is con- sldered that he may perish at any mo- ment and that precautions are neees- sary to preserve him. He sees, more over how futile those precautions must be if one of those monsters bowling overhead should land as near to him as the last one did to that blasted tree, for instance, with It's seorched, dangling limbs and the huge charred Assure in it's stout trunk, or as the one before did to the team of mules in the ambulance wagon, now Q screaming struggling tumble of har- ness and bloody flesh.
 All this is dispiriting and apears un- necessary The country on all sides is as peaceful as his native dale, not a sign of an enemy Even the great blue hil ahead on which he is told the en- cmy's long guns are posted looks as quiet as the mountain on Christmas card. Yet for two miles he walks through death, thinking only of it be- cause there is nothing else to think of and then as twilight falls bivouacs in extended line, sees his friends run for their tea between the fall of the shells notices one of them time his run back badly and meet projectlle in full ca- reer, to part from it an awful and dis gust.ing offense and then Hes down In the darkness with shaking nerves and the thought that five worse miles still intervene between him and the guns he knows he Is intended to take.
 Next morning he Is awakened by a shell, Is marched with Infinite caution for two more miles, shelled the whole way. is shelled even in his bivouac by | the light of the moon and as he watches the projectlles bursting like waterspouts of fire along his hillside is glad when be is told that to-inor- row will be the battle, after which Il he wins and if he lives he may be abl( to walk and sleep in peace for space. "A Lineman" in New Yorl World.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05

Tue Committee of the Whole of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing in Room 20, City Hull, Friday, December G. 1907, at 8 o'clock p. m. for the consideration of the following pe- tition;
 Petition of the Board of Health for permission to lot tho contract for the collection of the city's garbage to such parties as in the opinion of the board are nlpst likely to give the best ser vice withott,advertislng for bids as re- quired by Section 15G of the Charter of the City os New Haven.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to De present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order M
 JOHN 0. JOHNSON, President Attest:
 A. OSWALD PAL.INIAN,
 d4 St Assistant City Clerk.
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CITY NOTICES.
HEARING ON ESTIMATES.

The commtttce of the Whole of the EoAr6 Of Aldcrpeh to which was re- terred the estimated expenses and re- coipts of the City Of New Haven for the year 1908 of tho Board of Finance, will mems chamber Room 70, City Hall, on Friday, December 6, 1907, at o'clock p. ri.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present. and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 JOHN 0. JOHNSON. President. Attest;
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN, d4 St Assistant City Clerk.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Going South
 This Minter

If so, arrange for your stateToom, bertis and slceping-car accomTno- datlons, and purchase your tickets of tfle cid, reliable firm of Bishop $ Co.,, 188-1s5 orange Street.
 Baggage checked from residence to destination.
 Also direct agents for all Euro pean ircs
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NEw LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, Conn, Dec. 4.-Arrived, schooner sllas Brainard, from stoning- ton for New York; tugs, Resolute with two barges fro invest; Aries with 5 do.; Elmer A. Keeler with do.
 Sailed, steamer Alice (br), Amherst, X. A
 Ipaeturned, schooner Serena 8. Ken daI, whitney tSrcm South lAmboyl, Hyannis.
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON PETI-
 TJON OF CIVIC IMPROVEMENT

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON PETI- TION OF CIVIC IMPROVE EM ENfr COMMITTEE,
 Tho Special Committee on petition of Civic Improvement Committee of the Board of Aldermen will hold public hearing In Room 10-11. City Hall, on Thursday, December 5, 190T at & o'clock D. m. for the consideration of the following petition:
 Petition of the Civic Improvement Committee requesting the City of New Haven to appropriate s5l00 for ex- pnses to be incurred during the en- suing year for obtaining plans and ad- vice as to how to make the city. more attractive, mora healthfu and more beautiful, asking that the city of New Haven ratify the acts of the commit tee
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice m
 Per order
 FRANKLIN L. HOLMAN, Chairman.
 Attest
 A. OSWALD PALLNIAN,
 d4 2t Assistant City Clerk.
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CF9 -lg'Esgss GIil Es1yl ra sal0ns

Ready for ysu t5 cover for sem frieni w1on you Fn7w W nts 2 p n ushion for Chri t- ms. Pain satia cushions, square and oJloag in ev sry size asi,es-tor.
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SfarHn's N.Y.2M,H.s.l,,a

N4Al4-1 EM-t1GsI sxA XUISDMl. EASShNGEER -AMIs bclskIl4Eax' SERVICE Leaves New Havea S:V0 p m. Startn piosi foot Of Brown street. IseavaS New York 0:g0 ?. In.. Cortiand Street, FiNr No 10, N. E. Fael sSc, excursit | ticketS 91.25. Room5 Jl, Take Lhaiys AA @tFece VaFa to Brewery street.
 Q. E1s FISHER, ARcnA
 1 Kew MRteghs Goa a
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West Indies & Orient

Special cruises by superb steamer s lasting from fS-50 days, Cost rom s'Si
 NILE SERVICE. Bookings here fo1 steamers of Hamburg and Anglo Amer ican Nile Co.
 Tourist department for general m formation. travellers cheeks goed all over tho world.
 company's oNlce,, s5-5T Broadway, Syeezey % Kelsey, 102 Church St. NJ zlnder $ Son, 249 State street; J, F., Parish x Co, S6 orange. streetl Blshol ts Co., iS5 Orange street; II. Bussme T Orange street.
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Art Ribbons For Gift Making

Probably amorg the most beautiful Ribbons in all this town, these bought for mixing Christmas Gift Things.
 g. S3 and s4 Ribbons for $l, $1..3o and g s0a Yard
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Jeanie Creighton, who has been III for some time is slightly improved. lArs. Creighton h.s beeA homo in Wa tervil's rom New Eavvn about tive weeks While ia this city, che under went an operation and took treatment at the New Haven hospital for about two months. Mrs. Creighton is well known in frststhal circles about town, ana is especially pleased to receive oslls from her friends.
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...AssssS MARTvE RECORD. Ss'''''' Port of New Haven.
CLEARED.

Sch Fred Snow Tate, Providence. Sch Gamecock DufTie, Providence, Sch Susan Tomas, New York.
 Sch Eclipse Martin, New York. Sch Yosemite Carter, New York.
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Miss Airline Wall, who has been spending a week with her cousin Miss Ethel Mansfield of Second avenue, West Haven, has returned to her home in Torrington.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05

Miss Lulu corcsran of First avenue West Haven. has returned from New York. having spent Thanksgiving and tAo weekend wleh relatives there.
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The Rev James Simpson Scotland of Newport, Scotland, who is travelling throughout the continent, is now visit ing his cousin, Mrs Chalics A. Stevens of 90 Prospect street. Mir. Scotland has just returned from a visit with Sir Robert c. Read of Montreal. Hc VIII also visit in Boston, Hartford, Philadelphia and New York before sailing for his home in Scotland, MT. Scotland preached very interesting sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning When in New Ha- ven two years ago he preached here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05

Miss Boss L.bbsy of Bos on, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hsysrs Mcdee sf George street and on Tuesday left with her hostess for few days visit in New York cftv
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Mrs Frederick C. Rowland of Olive street, had as her guest on Tuesday, Mrs. Mann, wife of the bishop of North Dakota Mrs. Mann spoke to the Woman'sN Church Missionary asso- ciation at Trinity parish building, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Roger Brenner of Fourth avenue West Haven, has returned from al years stay In Washington. DC, where he was engaged as a contractor.
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Neat Post Card A bJaTgRS, 25c

Little to pay isn't it2 for a nice Post Card Album that hods 300 cards. It has an attr2ctively decoratel cover and sells for 39c ordinarily.
 Under electric clock. W, Store
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Miss Minnie B. sldrington of 4o9 Temple street was the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. John W. Cannon in Nit, Yer non, N. Y., aver the Thanksgiving l1ol- idays.
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Charles Mooney formerly of Milford
 has been heard from. He left Milford ten years ago. Ks friends are much pleased to learn rflat he is new per manently located in Seattle, Wash, where he enjoys a very lucrative posit- ion win the trsotion company of that place, he being an expert cable splicer.
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At 9scts-

Your choice Of either full jointed or kid body. the wig is of real hair and there are long real hair eyelash.s, about IS inches high. heauty doll at 98c
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Al st.5O-

Fully Jointed Doll. about 22inchcs with wig of real hair, long. and real eyelashes that look so pretty on the cheek whenthe eyes are closed
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Among those from out of town who spent Thanksgiving with relatives and friends in Columbia, Conn, were: Mir. and Mrs. George Plnckney and child of New Haven, Mir and Mrs. Raymond P. Collins of New Haven.
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Teddy Bears FroIn GerEnany

Straight from the factory of Margaret stef inventor of his bearship Big and little bears and bears Of mid dle size; polar bears and cinnamon. Teddy Bears are not losing their popuari' cnc whit
 From 7Scts r SS.75
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The GhpiS lnaaS CaHenlers Art Gai

Among the Christmgs ca ender nov-lties for 1908 are som- un;q ie designs.
 Put ih.m out early So that you who Ike to get first pick may come now. Sets up
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Of there thousands of Handkr-he her bcd.s
 at t235cts 1sc.s and 3ects and 5ects awy n tie pr,c- scale low 4 and as high $ 10 n4 Fer
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Reprcse ntative E. Hart Fenn of Wethershei1 and Judge William Ma lone Of Bristol are In Washington, the guests of Congressman Lllity. sena- tor Frank z. Butterworth Of New Ha- ven was also in Washington to see the opening of congress
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MT and Mrs Charles J. Donahue who spent their honeymoon in the Bcrmudas, sailed for home Tuesday
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And thousands of Swiss Embroidered Handkerchie designs. fine close and big open patters anl these shown in an endless variety at 2Sets Each
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DolLy's EQsaipaGe of State


ohho 1M 0 such edn qoNreq rhanad JeNely
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Edward Walkley of New Rochelle has returned from pleasant visit with Mrs. Stevens and family of First avenue, West Haven