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Dee—flown Department
'ia-s-u-Iuolnou Department
4492-!!!th WilNoryvntk
890 «Editor's Residence ‘
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a on, lit-Butler street.
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nick.
Benjamin Bechtel, the Main street
barber, is ill. ,
Walter Hagglr, of Norwalk. has
been visiting in New York.
\
Eliot K. Gregory. of Norwalk, is In
New York today on business.
lrvlng Reed continues quite ill at
his home, in Harriet street, Norwalk.
D. W. Fitch, of West avenue, is out
after a severe attack of the grip.
Thomas Montgomery. of 20 Wilton
avenue, has been ill for some time.
Robert Burte. who is ill at his home
in Main street, is improving nicely.
Miss Ruth R. Clary, of West, street.
is entertaining Miss Clara Warren, of
New York city.
Mrs. Lena illndsley, of New York
city. is visiting Mrs. Helen flail, of
Westport avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller, of Frank
lln avenue. have retnriiod home from
a visit in New York.
Nit-l Hendrickson has given up hi:
position with Augustus J. Hand. thi
South Norwalk electrician.
Robert Wakeman, of Summer Istreet
has taken a situation in the road iuak
ing department at Storrs.
The South Norwalk Fire Police haw
had their pool table repaired and till
tournament will be ainrtod as soon a:
the rating committee has finished it:
work. , h
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowan, Mills
Anna Rowan, Miss Nana Fay. all e
Danbury, have been the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Co‘Ai McNamara. of Souti
Norwalk.
ieorge (humus. .lr.. of 2A Wiltoi
avenue, has recovered from a few
days‘ illness and has been able ti
resume lils dilllcs as conductor on till
trolley lino.
"A Vision of Divine Mercy" will lit
the topic of Rev. l". l). Walter's sci
loop at tho sperial scrvices at Hi"
First M. W. Church tomorrow ovvnln'
at 7:13 o‘clock.
Miss Minerva Nash will entertaii
the. Friday Afternoon (‘lub on Jiiililiil"
lel. at the home of her niece. Mrs
Wilkinson, G2 West slrcot.
m
The social of tho Wmnan‘a Assocln
tiou of the South Norwaik Baptis
Church will be hold this evening. lr
stead of on tho duto all-nouilcoll yestei
day. '
M
Colcy and Levi Ballard, Norwalk‘-
two wall-known characters. are mall
in; complaint that they were loi‘ribl'
vim-led from a local llilllllt‘i‘ yard an
have sworn t‘lt'l'llfli volivztcuilcc attains
the offender. "Ho'u not no right to pu
iim out." said Color. whilo Levi any
bin motto is, "Everybody blind hill om
business."
m.
it. ill. ilolrhkiaa'a new racing i’tllit‘
Hartford. wall taken to Now York your
li‘i'lllt)’ attnrmnlii.‘ bill lunioad of shit
plug it directly to Jacksonville. till
manufacturers askod that. it be placer
on exhibition at their New York othcl
over night. 'l‘bia was done. and lb:
firm was sent this morntnlr on its trll
. to the distant south land.
W
The utarllng, that imigllilb bird that
Will imported in drivo away our spar
rows. has tlirnud out to ho aiinoiit :
woahliug and every day. here in NM
walk, rumbatn are not-u between thl
bird and the sparrow. which rmlul
vlcturloualy for the latter. Whom
sparrows and iiiili‘llfbiiti are eating to
author. in airport every luatanoo. tbl
flu-lm-r not» tho bigger share.
W
'l‘ho him that is in line up attains
tho Nill‘wttill basketball team nex
Monday evening will ha and of tilt
ulrounrat bunch of basketball throw
or» in the (tiililiili‘ywlllt! All Not
Yolku. This team was tho only on.
that indented the local boys but also
mm. The night (it tho defeat was No
\‘i‘illilt‘i' 8th, liltlll. when the won
down by tho score of 22 to 1. Th
snow with tho liethols and Norwnll
High school: promise. also to be in
unusually lively content.
Mr” t
Norwnlk Aerie. No. 588. Fraterna
Order of Eagles. is planning for a bi
time at its meetihr. tonight when on
trial bounty a. J‘. Reynolds ill to sum»
up from South mall: to install th«
1
remaining oili . ‘tii‘tho lodge. in at .4
dltllitl to'thlil warn. thorn are four dill
dldlttili to he initiated. and for the l'lril
limit the new ritual will he used. 'l‘hl
ritual went into otter-t all over do
milling the ilrnt of» the new your. tip
lama will in than um opportuultw
tantalizing
will ennui.
Normlht has returned troma auroral 3
days” will with relative-v imnrddkiyn. ‘
C. Al. pat smears of Connetiticut will
" behold. odnsgday. in Newflaveuf.’
iii:
Force.
minnow ., W.
a onus on 3])!an Hill.
yi when‘nomphi’ted. .
WM.
Mrdfifienry S. D”. (militia musl-
The annual obliteration ot'the Y. M.
Muir'l‘i‘tomaw Parkinson. Grind Viow'
avenue, has returned from a several
dam gvili‘lt. with relatives .ln Water—
. 'l i' ‘
bury. .. . . _
William L. Olsen. 150. and or. W.
L. Wood, 110. will (lenient this even-
big in the pool tournaillent oi' the Nor.
walk Club. ‘
N.
John Hannlsau, the popular conduc-
tor on tho Dorlon’s Point llno,‘ ill tak-
ing a day off and Patrick Clancy is l
substituting.
Mina Elsie Knapp
.losclot‘t's store in Holden avenue, has:
returned from a several days' visit in 3 '
New York city. l
' l
Michael Lubrano is again ill pouaos- j
slou of the Grand Union Hotel. in;
Wood street. having purchased it from .
Dr. V. G. Tito.
D
Robert lvloronor, president of tho.
Mcekcr Coal company, has been «on .
hood to his home in West Main sir-cot, .
Norwalk by llnoss. 1
The committoo on the Lincoln llay ‘
banquet, which was to have met lust
templattag .1,
special putt "
”0'00 HEATS”, «7‘96in ’to. . , $31.“
$12.00 .Hlla‘rz’lit, Mum, to. . . ' fl.
$10.00 Hanna. u
, bookkomlcr min-18 North
w of Our
‘ "p.50 auroral
p.
* }B¢lfdiv;;,ghre a Fé "
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and to. ....0i.0li 63.00
J‘yt ‘ . ’
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ALL GRADUATES OF THE IOOKKEEPING.
TYPEWRITING DEPARTMENTS OF
MERRILL COLLEGES
ARE FILLING GOOD POSITIONS
There‘s a Grand Opportunity for Every Ambitious lid)" and Girl who
will Enroll Day or Evening, NOW.
South Norwnlk Stamford »
using every effort to make the bampwi ~
this year the biggest ,rt-t. They have ‘
secured Bentley's orchestra to provide
music. i
Lincoln- Couiicll. No. 4. i). ‘ll. A. M..‘
will hold its regular business soushm
Friday night, will-n the third tit‘l-IW'!"
will be rtlnlerrod on two candidaics.‘
All members who take part in draw-c
team are requested to ho on build as
early aa.7:30: also every luoillbor or,
the order is urged to he proaclil.
At tho special services at tho Flinn
M. ii}. (‘bilrrh louidllt Roy. F. ii Wat ‘
tor will lilko for ills ihollw A i‘ii‘itil‘t‘
of the Father's Lore. He will be na-
«listed ill the sol‘viceu by :l largo lllllll
her of his lilblo class. who will hell'
in the winning, and will lw led by Iii“
popular and‘oiiioieut loader, I’lrd .l
All is in readiness for flu.- St‘t'iiilti
supper of the "Kiiocltl-ra‘ t‘llib.” till"
reason. which will bu hold lunluhtul.
the Country Club. Rit‘illli‘li .l. (futbtllfl
who is chairman of tho rouliuillvv liil'.
"ho event this time. was of the opinion
this morillilgitbut lilt'l‘i‘ will ho in ibi-
neighborhood of thirty in alluhduuco. l
The supper will bc served at 7'30 mill ‘
.‘itowllrd George M. Tit‘Uliii‘. (it ill“
evening, postponed its session on no b— ..
count of the rain. The oommlticc are , ... .
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 433.
TH
A. J. Angeviue 8: Son Co.
Furniture, Carpets, Stories, Etc.
__ r Heaters
‘Wti'hwjvo a rewind «:Illenviu Parlor Heaters which we wipht’oxnlone out
and in criteria do to. have lands the price very tempting. it you are con-
urchasiug n heatiu stove ' aboutd‘tiilie advanta a or this": m ,
, . ‘i t... W“ y - ‘ ~~ big. He told how I). c. Millard a
'l i
. o ‘_ .
Specials .
‘ hollow to,....‘.n.v0
till $7.00 HIATEl‘tifflducod 10......»
HEATER.;,r§duoed to. . . . . 13
., collins .» C0-
itnlaul binders and Entrants;
Main Street.
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Saudi Norwalll. Conn
SHORTHANO AND
Port Chester
NORWALK.
34-136 Washington Street, South Norwalk
(Continued train First Pale.)
Co. and Mallory it. Sons of Danbury
came to use ths‘unl‘oi‘i label.” wig .
malls of detail was describodlbyhh :5!
sonoernlag the payment at and; .
.00 and reports or conventional. ""llntitgiii
'75 A. Bram. the that manufacturer to
entity. said that no coercing or intimi-
dating methoda were used to have -
hilil adopt upion principles. He had
conducted a union shop in. Hobolien.
N, .l., for eighteen years. Henry Green
and (leorgc. Ferry, of Newark, N. .l..
tentliled oonoernlnlt the benefits of the
union conditions. The morning new
atoll wail marked by a spirited con-
troversy realised. by‘tho injection of ox.
planatloua by Lawyer llanlol Daven-
port. When the lawyers for the de-
tunso dwelt strongly on their purpose:
mum in to allow that sliopaaiiegod in
the complaint to have been forced in.
,to unionism. Lawyer Davenport malted
the remark that it was President Mot-
litt hliiiaolf who made the statement
fooncorulng the unionization of the
shops, Every time Mr.
l
..
suits. Auother' spirited time arose .
when Judge Robert it. llet‘oreut under.»
~wm~~v~~r-~ took to assist Judge James P. Platt too ‘~
W lunch in the examination at a witness.
i-‘. il‘onratt. of Mlllburn. N. .l.. was
tho first witueas of the afternoon and
tohtlilt‘d to having- employed union
men from 1894.
Orange. N. .l., was a hat umnufucturer
and muployod union men until the dot
preasiou in the business which caused
him to discontinue his business
ism.
it, 1“. Louis. of .iol'uoy City. has done
a but luminous for many years. About
iitioen years ago he obtained the label
i’or Illa hats and thought that the label
helped him to sell goods. it increased
the demand for his bats. The crow»
t‘htilillliiitlmi allowed that Mr. Lewis
hlld a vcry alllall plant.
Morris Mandel. of Newark. N. .l..
has run a union factory during the
entire titleuu years of hbl but making
oxlwrlenco. Mr. Woanitwr. of Now—
ark. had been a bat manufacturer with
his father and the factory has always
been union. He denied that his factory
was tomod to adopt union methods.
Ho applied tor the union ialwl from the
tonal otiicora‘. (irony-examination show.
ed that the witness wall 20 years old.
As be bad maimed that his firm had
hand ll‘w label hilt-ell years it was suit-
avuiod by Lawyer Merrill that his lath.
or he produrcd instead of this witness.
Frank P. Shalvoy. vice-president of
gods. i
The voltage prayor meeting In com».
int: into vogue again and incctlilga are i
being held regularly in Norwalk at u.-
present. time. They are the outgrow h i
of an attempt on the part of the moul- ;
,‘it‘i‘fl of tho south Norwaik liaptlai i
‘oburch to deepen spiritual interest and Y
'0 gain thc effect of porimnai contact i
and exchange of religious ideas that is l
‘loflflliiii‘ ill llicsc nilinll nil-utilize. llivct— I
has have been held at the ilOilll‘ of‘,
Mrs. Robert liorucr and Mrs. l.. (2. ;
‘linlioil. l
bu‘anlzelnenia have lion-ll complolcd
‘or the propoacd illill‘it‘ilit‘ tournuulviu .
between Mayflower Hook and Ladder
l
club. has prepared a menu lit for tho ' --
Walk-Over Shoes
WHAT "me will wuo wsA‘as THEM W'GoLd SAY
That They Are
THE LATEST iN sTvLE
THE EASIEST ON THE FEET
THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY
THE GREATEST WEAR
' 90 WASHINGTON eraser
.n
“olnpaily. of Maui Norwalk, and Old .
Well think and haddor (harmony. of
his l-iiy. 'l‘boro will lw twelve play .
‘l‘ii in. ouch li‘illii and it has ilt‘t‘li llr
united to play the first lit-rim: of liliilwh l
wxi 'l‘ucaday evening in East Non1
walk. The second sitting will be iili
)ill Woll'u liliailqilul‘tora, when iii“
~omili will determine will-i'l- the third
ind final series of allows will lw hold
Mrs. Aim-n .l. lhliiloy, or New york:
'lty, n llll'llllli't‘ of the New York atlltr'
‘(illliiiillt‘i‘ on puirlotlo i‘tiili‘lliitill, oil
'ili‘ i). A. it. will titltli'vaH Mary Wong. i
or t'iiillllt'r. of illlllilill')‘. op |~‘l'ldli,\.;
'ltlllllll‘)‘ t'h‘. Ilt'i' sully-ct will bu 'l‘hl l
hilll'lltloii of Hill lilllilllzraut tor l‘lti l
:i-ilsblp. (lo the same kulnu lira.
loillcr will litre a )llliliil‘ lhilli‘l-ra lili
(4
.lulldilla. lblubllry. apmkiuu upon Al
he assembly hall of ”iv high primal,“ WASHINGTON STREET.
lire-inventory
After a season of hrisll liiinillorswim‘lzor than it has nil-r been with
{our uiook routlllna many milia and ends and broken lots of incrrllhiidiso.
'l‘lii' aoio ohlwl ut iiiiti solo in to omtrl a punitive rll-ai‘anl-u of those small
iota llnd rodllco our slot-k of liiol'clilindlao before luvcniol y. The prircs are
ilt‘ll as to awompllall tho rcauli with rcicrlty.
Sale begins Saturday. January 15th and Continues:
for One Week
N. E. Ryan Co.
FLYNN & RYAN
”Sale W-
SOUTH NORWALR
the tinned Hatters. was the am wit-
MLnoaa, llr wan a prominent member
" and null-pr ill a local union in Newark
‘. lit the time of the Loewe trouble He
gave loaillnony rouoerning Mr. More).
in but luaillitarluior. lie road rer
.orda ot his oxiwiltivo board i‘t‘cllilli; an
appiloalion by Mr. Mercy for the union
label lie> ilnlllt‘d other manufacturers
who applied {or the labels and he road
‘imm his records reciting their appli-
raiiolia. ‘i‘bt- rcrordu wliit‘ll be mad
‘lrom wore those at tho tllilshora‘ ilil
{ion or Newark. A large number of
, illanutactunha named in the complaint
uoro i‘l‘rl‘ril'ii to ill the records as bar»
iinu iilltlllt'tl tor lilt‘ iubri. Tilcro aw
. twenty-six Newark "Hill! on the list of
tho t‘ollipiaiiil.
After the allot-noon menu the wit-
lwss stand was given to Mr. Prelukor.
of Newark. who has been a union mall-
iil’urturor tor clxbteon years. its do
died that compulsion was used against
him. tie employed about titty mun.
Frank I'. Shalvoy resumed hill tell-
llnlohy with the help of libi records
of how the Newark factorioa name to
adopt the union lanai. in addition in
. what tutoriilaiion his records gave
him of the applications for the use of
the label he have much information
from his itel‘lltllitil knowledge of the
histories of illittoront l‘arlorlas. lie
Kayo infuriilliillm clincernlnn the Wall
iliirer rolnpauy. It war the Wounitxcr
boy who tealliiod that the factory had
bocii union tor iltteon years. Mr. Shill-
my explained that the union labnl had
iii‘t‘il llM‘tl only Hitler lillli by the com-
puni. it was a son who applied for
tlw label. liiioilwr sou. Judge rum
‘—
v
illl'“
‘.lbi'lll‘\"s Relation with tlu» Public and l _
in regard to truvolllin llbrarlcs and in c
~iohool (Io-opilrililoli with lliiuoi'.‘ rim-grant 'l‘llollllls lmailu'rlullll.while 'l‘bv Wonlna'u (‘lvlu iniauuo
’L‘illbs. Sllpcrlilioinlvul lli'oruo ii. on hia rolimia last lllullt. round it hold an lidlourlli-ll llll-rllillt at tho lilav
l‘rary will address the «auto luoeilnu luigr brown iliilii‘. masiil‘t. ilr look lorlcul rmnua, on Filth”. .lilllulil‘.“
barge (it the animal and billion that . at :l o‘rlock.
All Williit‘ll llilcroaicll lil
ailnuvatod that the l-npllmation of lhr
rolliunny‘u history almost needed the
lil't‘iti'iIN‘ of tho t'iilil‘t‘ family. '
‘l‘lll- roliatitlliiou ol‘ tho l‘uliml Ma'-
lt‘l'h oi North Ailwrira was shown to
will
21.
12s-
tlllir? mall: M: .h mom use it
rungs are margins .tad horn on .
lord and a big time a motivated.
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reaard to instruction in cooking in the owner rallfiarrurr his dog by pay-1 the work of the humus are invited to Mr. 9“le and hr talked of ii. tip
the Inbmln. . but the usual too. , b0 ”runny, explained that local uniouu luul thr
..-.-_..... .. .. mm...“ w . W ,, w power to give the label but could not
my; «in» .
u" e
lake the label away. Only the till-
tioaui exeolltivo board could withdraw
ho label. The label of uourtlo could
be given only under certain conditions.
iio stated that tho national estimable
board would refuse to act in taking
away the label except upon rennin
mandatiun from the tonal. oxeillitivn
rd. Ho has been a member or the
all tonal executive board aillcc lilol.
lHlii elmaaxaiilliuitlon was in progress
when oourt alilournsll for the any.
IND
GEN)? Mg" ll TREASURIR
OF CONQDLtDA‘rID co.
in Margin Railway Propor-
tin Flint in Albany.
Ill liANY. . . Y., .lall. lil.-»‘l‘liu uou
mutilation “melanin morning the New
‘.i‘orh. Wontohe tor and “onion With
way and the our York and Port
Chester railway company into the New
Yorit. Weutchonier, and iiolltou rail.
Wily coal ny. capitaliud at motto.-
000, wag" litrentorday, With the tier
rotary nt stain. The dinner: are:
Pro-lanai. b. 3. Miller. New York;
vioegnrollhtent, Thomas l). Rhodes.
that Orson. N. 3.: treasurer, Augus-
tus it. May. . port. Goon; were
*3?!» John 6., a or. New Haven.
61th.: dimton. 1.. ti. Miller. (1. M.
iii r; .l. Flor at Martin u. care
‘ on, Wii 1m hochéthlier. New
Y i T Di “linden."mitttm‘lnfiit
gillridi « it'll ambit“. “with. Conan
limit 1; notion, .ltunu ti. titanium
wily. a. lesion hobortnon New Hav-
en. nit: .l. i-l. Whitmdi‘tl. hangs.
th‘nlt‘. Donn: main miner. Madcap.
Collin. llull itobnrt w. Tait, ,lfro‘vl-
dance, a. t. .
‘Agrumo
Davenport L
iiiakea the remark a controversy re“ 2
‘ a.
James Kerr. of East .
in'
. A Few of tilting.humanoid
' Thursday at This Busy, Store
50c Corsets. 39c 12c Hair Nets. 50
A full assortment of styles: Extra. Large Hair Nets. For
regularly 500. For this this sale ................ . e '
day ...................... 39c tun Sale Bargain Basement.) '
3 i 250 381$, ‘50 Notions
Persian Belts; regularly 25c. y 0 i
T For this sale ... .......... 15c r2: “Shaggy...-”2.11:3...
, be Pins .............. 14/2: pkg.
50C Embroidery Sale. 200 yds. Spool Cotton.1|/2c upcoi
(Bargain Basement.) ‘
290 yd. '
, Extra line quality wide [our S' >
; broidery; mularly title. :4 and is “k and Net
. uh‘nr this note '. ...... 294: yard Wants. $1.99
A line line of Waists; rogu-
llirly $4 and 35 still and
nets. For this unload-41.99 "
8c Muslin. 5c yd. ,
On Sale Bargain Basement.)
Not millends or remnants. * - “
bill clean Muslin off the “lit ' .. “
piece. This sale .....50 yard “ 500 Rolls“. 25¢ * ‘
by price, all shades. not cov-
ered. This sale .......... 2“
(instead of 600.)
(Bargain Basement.)
35 Children's Wool Serge
.9 ’ I "I":
_0 ”mm? 8. “ 59c Linen Surfs, 39c
. T ' . so . . ‘
" wool) $303 m ”:5 “mg; While the lot lasts. pure lin-
rrguiarly $5. This sule..$1.98 . on. This ““3 ----------
liiarxaln «Bastian-at.) .
75 Ba 39c 3% Boys’ Sweaters, 250‘
c 28‘ Boyn‘ Coat Sweaters on sale
no Black flags on sale liar- bargain basement. ~ This
gain basement ........... 39c
NTZ’
“The House of Aétgivity and Progress’
sale ..... 25¢
92 Washington
Street - Conn.
WWW... . M ”vi...“ W... “-1--. --,-..:r==a==:§a!="= a;
Examine Our World 9 i
Critically '-_ 3% m
alter your rarriage has been repaint!
and repainted hero and see it lt‘ifib‘t
as good as new. You oan‘t beat our
substantial and superior work in the
line of rcpalriu-g or repainting. it you
want anything done in our line. this is
the place to bring it to insure good
worklliansbip. durability and standard
excellence. and we are always i’alr
our charges. , I
Luther M. Wright
‘OUTH NORWALK. GONN.
16’ oranges for 25.:
.0oioco~
Oranges. per doll..25e, 80¢. 35:: and 400 3 can: String Beans
. Malles'ru.>erbo o..i 1
m; iggfmuxlnfynm “r ~32: at... pint; mil. ...::: .3: ”f ,
- ~' ' " rpm. Seeded Ralslnl.......;....§ \.
{icons New York State Corn ..... .25: 3 pkgs. Currants..............,... ‘. :
it runs Tomatoes ............... ..250 3 lbs. Mixed Nuui ...........-... ,
3 cans Peas . .............. . ..... this 3 oil. Cranberries .......... Milk
Fancy Celery. Apples, Grapes. Sweet Potatoes. Spinach and Mum. ‘
United GrOceryC
no NORTH 31th STREET
Mam-mu...“ , a“ .. w» w.
® Extra Specials
Now is your time to lay in a supply of
before the price advances
‘A‘PFANCYPATINTFLOUI.IIlrnl.....................i.........
AQPJANGV PATENT FLOUR. 2414 lit. Bag...........‘..............¢ia
A‘P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 12 194 lb. Baum ........ .. . ....
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lTlle Great A&l’ Tea Com
want. .'
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l ORlGiN OF GEALQ. _ vlil., ll bl wrltlon that Kit
The origin at aunts in lost in the said to miller and Mordootll.‘
“limit?“ of antiquity. iii Allin-rind limb ‘yr also tor the Jews. as it till.
llilbyitllilflli ruinu anal: ntill are round.i in thii king‘s union and seal it in
and ii bi curtain that their liiio paused; klnu‘u ring. tor the h'g’ltinx it ‘_
from those, eonutrlea to times and” written in the king‘s unmet: it
home. to all European- countries and with his rinll may no man ” ’
tlom England to America. Originally» duals doubtless wereusod
they were not in rings. the earliest. fore the stirring events” u
referential: to thorn» in Biblical history . tho minted chapter or Gandhi
is found in 00min loowlil.x Wildl'c‘lilitlnti took the trouble to ill“
in recorded that. pending certain unset. them. From the time or '3‘
nation. between Judah and T‘amiilui'Wlllldm the Conqueror til
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