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NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921
GREAT BRITAIN iS WITHOUT SUi
(Continued from Face One)
gument for retention of the submarine
'and it wag said tonight that even if he
I were not ready to present in fuil th- c-s-'
tjmates of tha- French government as to
all classes Of auxiliary craft, ha p-oba-bly
would reveal what eubmarlne ton
nage la desired. -
36-INCH FUR COATS, FRENCH CONEY Value $55.00
THIS WEEK $39.50
36-INCH BAY SEAL COATS Value $125.00
THIS WEEK $89.!
STATEMENT PT SACK
POWER 0" 6CBMABIXE3
"Washington, Dec. ?2 fpy the A- P.-
33-INCH MARMOT COAT V&Iua $115.00
THIS WEEK $79.50
36-INCH BAY SEAL COAT, SQUIRREL COLLAR
Value $250.00
THIS WEEK $185.00
36-INCH MARMOT COAT RACCOON COLLAR
AND CUFFS Value $250.00
THIS WEEK $185.00
PLUSH COATS Value $35.00
THIS WEEK $26.50
CLOTH SPORT COATS PLAID BACKS, ETC
Value to $23.50
THIS WEEK $19.50
SUITS WERE TO $55.00
THIS WEEK $25.00
An eight thousand word communique by
the armaments committee of the Wash
ington' conference after today's meeting
was in the form of a paraphrase of the
statement made for the delegation of
each power wit hrespelc to the British
proposal that submarines be abolished as
a naval weapon. ' The argument of Lord
JUee of the Br'tish admiralty came first
T B'n4e4 Ih. 7fiOTT r llJS Tlrl.tl.1, (mVAm.
I merit to be "that win was required was
! not merely - restrictions on submarines
! i- Vipl to.! on.,1 final p.hol'RhiTK'nr
S ! Lord Lee presented the following esti
mates of existing submarine tonnage:
United Stages 83.500 ; Great Britain SO,
500 ; Jaoan 32,000 ; France, 28 360, and
Italy, 18.234
-i I . : . .a ....... nJA . J- - k-al1- ' ' o "u
. o yuwi,wvH .tfir we--?-' hem''"-e3 rpin
which justified the retc-.tion of the sub-,
marine, since it was by these means
alone that the British empire could be
stricken down.
The late war lift! sho-wn, hi ra-ever. th- 1
the Brilsh Empire was not easi'y striei
en down, and if war should ev r co-r
atjain, it could be .inragi-et t'-at men
would be found for our country to sav
itself from starvation.
"F?t it might be e'aimed tvat if th
WYst -Trd i)es"n its o eri"ons ear'.!''
or had betr ltick, the result would hav
been friSTe-it. To th's he would re"l
that the BrVI-n tiav had c-in't'tute 1 1
most the keyrtone of tve a' ted -r"h V
tor the British raavy prance would harr
been ruined, Fe'gi'm would rave bee-
rirerrn a"d even te u"i a a-'s
(America. se'f-contal-ed, s'f-su"". -t'-n'--with
vast rwwrca, vonM hav-- 3-en im
i ryvfTt to ip'erree a''d "terbt ha"e ha
j-o sandon its nry "& al' t'-at it had !
j vnre or t lse to mae a humili-Jthi
.peace.
' "at .wo'i- no iwv bio "a p's-st"
to Grat Erlf'n a'o-e. t'-at was fliy. i-'
rsted the Ie. whi- hd .p-
Vhed in the pes'. t'-at te. ao'l'i: n r
suia-i-'e p-s merely a seTS? and r.n
worthy design."
laord L sa4d he f-irm 1 tm-v-s-"V'
to ne jve tn't o h-r p-rp-s ou'sl c
he o-i"lon of th rst :f th r.'-v'-Vt'
orid if the "js1-1 0" sv--r-nc 4p
vJe to ?aiJh sa's T-f hA sr1
nors, tiov-r. E'i"-'d kti dn
"nd f-ajmsetv e"TV'-d tft ."'ri' i'
te RCIon a-1 - tt?Vr r e' J'
tv,iB ttmKiC a "r"Ov '-ey won
id tvi of Ijring'ing Nemesis to th
trarsor."
Lard Lei a-T-M .-t rnnT'"-
it was no si fo- the v'rim." '"uring t'"
war, fc s-d Or-f Pn'-h na-t '
11 a.vrrr nf (l"ft "V' -uvwi--!ti'! si"
"ce 'X'ft. H sa''' aIs- th-t h. w-r
"t l-re'' -is fv, ftrn,yn). .a,.
ans of defense JS- . .
"""fl'l-e'y with ro''-n 'a-' o- a'- ho-"'----v,
were by-rodvets of ess-n'lal ir
h jm. ViT- f-ynw - f W.VW!-
" o-'v r's' rr v-"' k
he ipfrnn was t; cr've "re"
-"tsni to t-rle an Tnn!'"lv."
t-l"' "t, '-,..
"d "th't rjro" "-ita'n - -
,',w't fl-d "TQf-fr'-v th r-s1
f Great Br tain and the TTni'ed States and
I S4.100 for Jaian. the United States could
build 6.S00 tons. Great Britain 9 500 and
i Japan SI 800 wth the other two coun
I tries in roport'"on.
: "He felt bound to say." the Tiaraphra-s
! continued, "that it-seemed to him very
l strange to put before a conference on the
1 limitat:on 'of naval armament proposals
; designed to foster and increase the type
j of wax vessels which, accordinff to the
Brit'sh view, are open to more objection
' than surface capital ships."
I Lord Lee said fr'ends of the submarine
I contended that it "was a legitimate
. weapon of weaker powers and an et
! Active and economxal me;
; for coast lines and maritime communiea-
tions. Eoth contentions could be chal-
i lenged on technical grounds and "were
I cieai'y diEpro-pd by recent history," the ,
j paraphrase said.
j Lord Lee declared that methods ef To- '
' cation, detection ;tnd d"stniet:on pf sub-
mar'nes had proceeded much further than ;
! the development of submarines them-'
' selves and jjrcatly reduqed the value of
submerBible3 .against modern warcraft
He said he believed Geimany had used ,
: 376 U-boats in the war. of which 203 had
lifwn sunk, nnd thnr. the aRpmnlIshmnt i
; of the U-boats in "legitimate naval war- j " 1 n 'w's rnnni t-s. -nr.,
fare' had been "ilmost insign'neant." I "'"fi-eJ o sn I- .T,ff whri'e "f tvj -r
! "No less than fifteen million British ' ' f 'i f h.
did not share Lord Lee's opinion "that
sivbmprincs are not efiicient means of ce- j
fer.ee." v
"They' think that the submarine Is I
still an indispensable weapon for the j
defense of nhe Italian coas s." he said.
"Our naval experts are further more of
the opinion thru submarirs are neces-;
snry to protect the Iir.csof communica
tion of our country. '
""We are rot ready to-lay to resolv
th-f sj ''oub's of a technical character.
venture to observe, rorovcr, that w
do not think this conR-ranco in which
only five powers are represented, could
resolve the question nf submarine
which can concern manv other powers
which are rot represents h'jro"
Senator Schanzor said th? Itnlian del
egation wes not re?dv to "aoite our
S"lv"S with a proposal of abo'icbinaf sub
T""rines and w-e ajk not authorised to do
sa." r
For Jaan. Mr. Hrrihara sa,:d he was
"uncon 'itionllv oood to all abusive
uss of sul)T,ni"3 such n thos r1
centlv committed w a certain rat o-i. j
but felt that a " '-rr;a- use ot fi1
Tviari? ws ?r!iiiab'- Rd noc-ssry I
fcr dofi'nsf. Hrt sii-isted tht 1"tr- i
rfirr,a ri'. of v-ar be r-o'-!',d to
puard afrainst abusive use of subma- j
rip!. !
fTiafyrnn TT,T'-b'"S ''Id Tioia ouid a'!
to h? da'-lv i-np-"s-'d hv 'i0 satmn
of 1 .1 t . ""r1 th.t It vi f 11
C&r-A ro.-.Q "('1 WPS r:!-r.s!rion
to to'a oi n-"- rt .rrp'tv. the
lllr.w-p fh F'l.f, -le, oS rtr-'C-
ticed in the K ' wir." H- r-i hr
SbOulJ hfl rr, f-I-".,!-' It, n"fnn'- tO
TTO-1-1 v.Tn-'r, of t no'o-,,;
Brl r.f nt"-"t0-,al l",r J-
pur1!"' -"d search in attacks on
mchpnt shirts."
jr- TT,,u- c-'I hi ii---' nnd th"t
th 'Vn'X r.r t'- pnt.o"frfv i: PS tO
p ini TT1 "O! t
NOTHING GEP 51.00
Iale
Special for Friday and Saturday Only
5,000 CELLULOID
DOLLS
4c Each
Va!u:s up ta 15c
Manufacturer's Samph$
VANITY DCXES AND
POCKET-BOCKS
Valu $3.29
o""1-f f r r?
y T.o
r -rl lit rn!"
-1 out
l'f
SUITS WERE TO $85.00
THIS WEEK $39.50
THE
SPECIALTY
Norwich Cpp. PIau-Cadd:n Co.
140 Ma;n Street
.'roup a
r. i '
The
l ink
-IFTY LEADING AGRICULTURAL ,
COUNTIES IN THE U. S.j
T'.:" i-pi.rlm-nt. of commerce, j
trie utircii: ot tao ctnsjs, an
he foliowlns d.ita, from the
ol agi'lcaUuic tor tin
'tai.
k-.imis f-urcau has dttermiend
the ;') nullities in tiie
r.i'O'l States Wsdiug in the co.uMnsd
oi iarm. crnps a.i.l !ive-stOLk
lucts
frii ar.J eggs, hon-.v aid wax, and
vo i! ar.i mohair, lut net domestic ani-rr.-.i-
and fci.iuglitered. These is
:-.:i!c dui.ilcaiou. to bs sure, when the
Sim-! of ci-ops and the vame of live.
torii iroUuct arc iii'ladod in tho
mc lutal, but reason ol' tn fact that
j 1 ,rs part of the live-stock T5ro-il-vvi
are devired from the feeding of
crops to farm live Eto:k This
: .T.lMn-a vai.uc however, aiuwars to
;::.: tit': bs!t t:.'.ble index of the
ir. i'. s
i troops had crossed and recrossed the
' English channel dur'ng the war. and nn
! one man had been lost from the action of
; submarines, except on board hospital
! ships" the paraphrase de;1ared. Later.
"some two million United States troops
had been brousht across the Atlantic., and
. the submarlre had proved equally power
; less" in their case it added.
! "In fact" the communique continued,
' in presenting Lord Lee's argument "the
U-hoat, whether considered as 'an ot-
fensive or a defens""T-e weapon against
i any sort of organized n-"val force, had
prced almost conemptible."
Takins up the. argument rs to coast
Tnps. lord Lee pointed out "that Groat
T3rlta1n alone had almost as much coast
to defend as all of the other powers at
the corforee corind, or four times
the c'rcumfToriop of the rlobe." In ad
dition, he rdcled. G"-eat llrUain had the
10"?! tr?fi ri,io to n-otoo
"It ws partly because our experiene
hnd sovn that tv vv-o pot pffpu-e
Lots of men who used to dron into fhp v wre read to pandon subma-
cafes for a gla.se of beer and a light; rine" Lord' Tp? c.ojd Tb late war hd
luncn, now visit the restaurants. Also mf" ammfari y Car that the preat-
SHOP
T,'--. .... -,.;,.
-o-M a-r.d h. h'ipre1 thst
rtJ 'Sv'j.- VA
" t'-an th lini'at'on ef
i v
sMns.
T"'- T1 'I. o -rp'
a-i'"
OP V tT-1-
J. B. CARON
Manager
w-l'p-'
pp-rear ttw,
"p-.o to "Tr t-a1
tt p-, T .l.fn
th
fin TiT r r"n"
tVtv "o"'-1
Of 0,rT. nt
M- Ft'"':
p -r. ri -i 1 n --
of rT'1',l!7 o"!"
fc5 '"!: FO. "
" hrtva to a watt aclhercnc1
HIGH-GRADE
AR7ERICAN MIXED
CAI DY
19c Pound
ALL TEN CENT
CRNAtfENTS
REDUCED
3 f jr 25c
HICH-GF.DE
CHOCOLATES
19c Pound
WHY PAY MORE ?
RIBBON
CAT DY
19c Pound
FREE A large size Santa Chus, with",
every dcllar purchase, Saturday Only.
. was
p of
'fo a
Tint .
. . I
tp
r--lt t
l - T. i
t-- -.v,,, o :
lTO'e hp I1- .
yn ---l MP. ',
rfnr' tP r0'
-.i 1 ' O o
"Ti
V.'!
-t of
--r. tu'
of th
a h rQ
o p--1.:",
American
e prppoi-
t"i of A' o-ia
to p-"-,)-, t-,,
fr .r1, -,o"-o" d'p-
4 frorp tA-ic n-o-oit fr,,, T,o, T,-
.'4.-1 "- i- oo tp- r-o- -,--
42,810 ; Japan. 3'. 4"'
,vhen the day's work is over, they are
more likely to take their families to
iinnfr. Ihey have more money to
pend and tewer outsKle influences to
distract them. Even before national
prohibition carne in, we noticed these
factsas the various states went dry. '
the annual report of the Washing
ton. an Home, p r-atrpat forp orron,
1315. The live-stuck pro- addicted to the usa nf alo.ihoi onrt a
ii:o"iud dairy products, ch.ck- tn (jnna;;o. renrLS li . has .ha,i to
close "from ia,ck of patronagre.'- Dur
ing the ten years from 1910 to 120,
the average number of patients treat
ed Bach year was 92-1. Mr. Neal, pro
pr.tcor of sixty-five Neal Institutes for
the treatment of inebriates, has em
barked in other business, and js clos
ing his eixty-five institutes because
there is no business in that line.
we i"
..ViTi-d'
DANCE! ESCAPE FQ3 RECIPE
Arthur S-'vmrins tbs, prpnt TTniic-w
arricuitui-.-.! production. : poet. in an article on "Dancing as soul
lp.it.i:ig ASfiicuitiu-al coun- Expression" in the Foruu for October
distributed among the scv- asks-
. . . r.-.:ii..,.- :n ip. , .'.. ...
u? ""i""" can It Def in any sense, rjossible ta
an . Inia, i; camo from th ripsirft tn fono f-r,r
ones seit into an imaginary world? In
that case, jt might also have toe en a
form of madness, as one finds it in the
toiv, o; iexas, i;
aula, 4; Houch ' ,an.-nna, ;
rolina, 2; "Washinstor., 2; Wis.
1? ; an tl 1 ea u.i i jr A r Izo .ia,
. Connecticut., Maine, iiinne-
f.t tip."' i wpr ppc-ciaKy rat to a coun--try
vh!ch ciJ r?t rssess command of
the sea on t'lf sitfc?. Htiree. t was
to th rtet of Bvy Foinh iiower to get
rM of t's terril-'e r.;r)-oo "
""o'l'e" ra"t i.ic?0" arVpst TMrfpnt
nf.rpfj against morcaiitilo vessels cir'-v)-!-
"No Iow fbn t-'1''- 'M'on tons of vf
n11 bfpn fii"v. of a ra!up of
1 Aon ofSo. apart Torn tliir crrro,
O-r ft f) no -roat" " t O-rifin
true iit ft4'oi Tr'd hprt unVrtpVpft
!n Iol',t-"- o" f.- TaTP?. 0h V-tinJ'TI -anfl
""'"p. t- Gr-iiqn tusp for H he-d
l.ftnti jto cfr-prti-pnpcS Tpy had UFprf the
"m. Rt 3 rtrCPTlt W'h
r.ii"i- f-liv tO ornr for rH Ume
nw nations had been driven to re-
mnpcn. could V'P b'ppd oi hv total
"hoMsherrt fmi fo s, pdd'n that
vs x thp 'pfpnjATi of tp trentv of
Vr''lPS. Tr"c"n fo"Pd O''Tiv to
coT1c,,',iiot. Kiihmar!rfi for anv riy,T-nop
P""p A -,(-,- ..n,t,n. p.-
ed.
T1i
de'esates as to
l-'on. !
,., ,,v 0f the ad- i
ort S"M; I
. th-r'nre of tp
Ti-il-pip-1 v--'-p h R"h
r',rht of visit nn'l ;-.p--h
v.'e limitrticn in size of sub-
pot
1
1st
on th
n o o'
ini.;M, "tat Cermp.rv ws pIwVs to ha
an-.t Mit?iiS6ii. (i. ! Dionvsian inroxioatifm ti Am - s- tli opr owprs were alvs t
r ..o.w -.s.. , lesiivajs, wpen wine ana tne dfcjaes, the - l" " WL,K ,UIC ? Uv .Wrh rfmflfid that cre-ws of tore
K""-p "M-'tv-fivrt fcn'Ksa"'' to-c
s -t'--votp.p7 to rp. u t- re"'""!"
vf pn- wo te Intention to In-ens-
srapd "n"wt 'n-' '"in t
oi ha s" i-1 fvrtrahl- to tue c "
"a": asrtftr! the hli 'hit tn t-'-n-ci-'on.
f.nn'i',,'v fcr T-a'T"? B-o r
seas, and cnt o' be considered as
It was a1 vn',plav1i. Ti n--.in
that t srfbr'aT,'ne "-o -Id 'e ucod unl
honor-PVe crtn',ins, ad wrt
oi:a'ir -th's eo"d'''ioTR wold tr"'
1-tdi in conforrr.ity with the lemons r
the late war.
The nnmbcr pf submarines a nation
needed defended non "the n-eeds of
rr?r ! national defense" M. Sarrsut eatd. and
submarines of -large size were moro in
accor 'ance with "the laws of human-
fH-. rul nf
1" "T "T-rr- V
tin-
;'- to
ofit'-"! to O""
",; fn tV- ifir
-'.n rl- 1 O t1! fI -p o n o""".
irfaco sip, in the lata war. nn-1 add-
iiv rn attrihute of the su1 'marine
Th'
o - ;r'
P'-d-r1
e3:
ALL 5 CENT
TINSEL
6 Yards for 25c
VACUUM
. BOTTLES
79c Each
SELLING CUT
ROCK AND ROLL
: DUCKS
70c Each
Largsst Vari.ty of DOLLS
in tho city Lss Than
Whohsah Prices
MEN'S SSc SHAVING
SETS COMPLETE
! zDc
Manuftclurcr's Samples
BC.UDCIR CAPS
2Dc Each
Va!u2 $1.23
GRAMDoln
5c, 10c and
FRAr;KUN SQUARE
NORWICH, CONTi
NOTHING OVER $1.00
I
!
NOTHING OVER $1.C0 J
r.o;---i OUt hP r1'
,y f Vj .-
.... Vi .
l.Pt VTl'
t,p vp-'p t P"'1l- " -1 " : 1-.. , j
rhont sh'r. including neu
trals to a-m.
"Such a-r:o-' 'Trnntly r-amoprs thp ac
tivity of fu! mariiu-s and tends toward
il!Tal acts iir.r'.-; :.y tin merchant -ves-sr-!s
:uui by thi submarine." the report
said. . '
. It was ;Nint;d out that war on com
mrc b- - u-f rt pa!" 1 "ba--'p
of ownership of merchant vessels and
in In.. rf mamV,aTCt tnnnuwA tn th '
world, the object of war being to deprive
:he enemy of the use of such vesseli. Un
limilel submarine warfare on merchant
craft, however, the repor' said. Injured
the world as well as tha enemy, because
tlie ships were sunk. For this reason, it
was urged that unlimited submarine
warfare be out'awed and that rules to
govern such warfare be sharply drawn
As to the use of submarines agaln'.
enemy combatant shl'-s. the report said
they formed a valuable naval "ambus
' cade." The best defense against them
was "eternal vigilance." it laid, and high
soeed and thesa wore down the men an
ships of the fleet, giving the submarine
"a very vital part to play" la naal
warfare.
The report also dweJi on the legitimate
value of I marines as naval scouts
and also o.-, ih:ir valua in defcnd'.rg
American coasts.
"The retention of a large submar'.ts
force may at some future time result ia
the United States hoi , in; its autiyits
possnsslons." the report taid. "If thvte
colonies once fall. th expenditure of
men necessary to recaimire th'.ra riH be
tremendous and may mni't in a drtwn
war which would really be a United
Slates defeat."
"Th I'nitad Mates nee-'s a larp Sib
marine force ta protect Us Interests."
r,::..l suits i;i the combined vaiue
f cions and livestock products jn 1919,
;-ie to-iil value amonUng to $71,579,S9a,
Tba valu? of crops in Ms county was
foi.'pi i'l'.'. which was g. eater than th
:cimhin-"-'.l value of crops and live-stock
iny other county. Oranges con-ib'it'-.d
El'.ghtly more than one-third
'.f th; romblned value of crops and
.e-s'o-k in thin county. Other impor
tant i'.en.5 were k mor.s, walnuts, and
ja--- End torage.
- iresr-o Couniy. Calif.
and the menlds weVriy , Z rued.V than"
linked tosreihpr. I or TR5woriq. , ...
UIfJ:nrt: I. . .! -OhWnB to 1WtMnr, nf -.nWrip. Ismail eubtuersibles. Larsr cruising
wCi idJiiiv. kvpii I i fiwr nn m it ina hacr i " " - -
nrintr- unrto vo oo;n tf? ford Lee sa'd TT-bat fleets eouM be
dancing; under fixed conditions. fES
means in escaping from, one's selt is
only one. The quest.on is: can one
ever escape from one's salt? There
rfre so many means. There is, for inr
Stance, a rapture in the dance which
intoxicates every sense to a point of
human infinity; that $s. while one U
dancms. After comes tUe recoil. No
rapture can ever be measured; while
v.uuuij, vuil., lanncu cw nnl, ondnres it it boss no limit,c Kt
"J. val'ie:alas. or on . fjni '
it t 'i. 110,101 for crops and live-stock ja ts."
products, and stood third in the valued "" '
Vjf crops alone, with 501,561,252. Grapes
T.adi up a little more than one-half
v A the combined value of crops and
ive-ttock products, with peaches, and
i&y and forase following in order.
Aroosi.ock County. Me., stood third
n the combined value of crops and
live-stock products with $54,376,256,
id ras second in value of crops, with
t52.541.20j. potatoes comprised about
four-fifth of the combined value in
this county, while hay and forage was
the net item in importance as regards
value. 1 1
Kan Joaquin County, Calif., ranked !
fourth, with a combined value of $U,
191.240 for crops and live-stock pro
ducts, and also stood fourth in the val
ine of crops; with $37,956, 566. Potatoes,
grapes, barley, and hay and forage
"re Llie leading Items from the stand
:e:r.t of value.
Lancaster Count'. Pa., was fifth in
ra-.k, with $40,774,312 r&presenting the
value of crops and livestock products.
Tobacco, corn, bay and forage, and
wheat were the most important Items
n the order named.
YiUrni County, Wash., 'stood sixth
r. value of crop and live-stock pro
luets with $34,741,710. Apples, and
":ay and forage were tit's leading items
A re.Tirds value.
f'trr-r counties, with their rank ac
'rdlns to the combined value of
to pi ar.3 live-stoc k products in 1819,
vt.e as. follows: Tulare County, Cal
forr.la.. seventh, with $34,036,167; So-i-enia
County, Calif., eighth, with
Z 'u, j ; Whitman Couniy, Wash.,
!r.th. vi-h $Jl.S2l.M7; and Dane
:oJ::ty, Wis, te.llh, with $?9.?5,"62.
Hartford county, Conn., stood 20th
'-, :hr I mr with 9 0 T.i1 lift t'pa p-1p
r.ir'f! r.roduc.ta hei-ier thaoon riairvll
products, hay and forage and corn.
At the sge of 40 a man is either an
old bachelor or a. pessimist.
ranM'y evpanded In time of war and the
industry and a nuo'eus of personnel malnr
ta'ned unloss' complete fboHshment was
! decided u-on. He insisted hat the Br'tr
i ish delesratton "were animated by no
selfish motives" inuring thatours. al.
though "it would be foolish not to reeoe
n'ze that Great Britain was the nat'oa
most exposed to the- menace of the sub
marine "
Lofd Lee declared that an a erse of
only seven weeks' food stocks was main
tained in the country by England and
cont'nued:
"There were some people who said it
was this vulnerability of Great Britain
dlus was needed, he said, to protect dis
tant colonies and maintain lines of com
munication. For the Italian delegation. Senator
gehanser said the Italian naval experts
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Tel 1720 and 1721
S3 WEST MAIN STREET
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WE HAVE SERVED YOU FOR THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS, GIVING BIG
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I'.pri and Samuel Cliilds of the fa
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American Magazine for Novem-
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Norwich, Conn.
My y-ermcjnt Turkeys are here and those that have had them
before know what the quality of these birds is. You can't
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Ve have got everything good for your Xmas dinner XXXX
Roast Beef, Baby Spring Lamb, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys,
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