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Beautiful Linen lends perhaps as much charm as
any other one thing to the Thanksgiving table—with
the possible exception of the turkey itself.
Women who really appreciate good Linens
certainly find much to interth and delight them in
our attack at Damask Sets, Napkins, Lunch Cloths.
Center Pieces, Iloylics. Monogram Towels, etc.
Prices are much lower than“ the housewife would
naturally expect .to pay for Linens of such exquisite
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OYSTER NOTES
(The Fishing Gazette.)
William Rudolph, of West Sayville.
L. 1.. is doing a big business in shell
{and opened stock. lie has sent several
wioada of Blue Points to the Pacific.
‘ coast and ,this year he expects to put
out more stock than ever before. Last
week he did an immenle business in
oponal‘oysteraond was tsxeddo the
utmost to fill orders. He? has added
«large power scow do his equipment.
it was 50 feet long, and gives work to
four or six dredxers daily.
A new cat out floor has been laid in
the plant’o tile Sealshipt Oyster Bys-
tem at West Sayvllle. it is in the
building used as u sterilizing plant.
The System has also installed an ice
charmer, run by electric motor. it
will make the work of the men in the
packing room much lighter.
N, S. Ackerly & Spn Co. of Sayvllle.
t. 1., haVe sent thesiéamer Mollie M.
to George Bishop's yard at l’atchogue
for a thorough overhauling.
Business among the oystermeu at
Btypm‘t. L. l.. was light last week.
With cool weather on improvement. is
expected.
Captains oi oyster vessels arriving
It Washington. D, (3.. during the latter
part 0r la’st‘ week 833’ the quality (Wins to the sanitary condition of the. Government in. its commissary delcompleted. At prereni
oysters from down river points is poor. l 139.13, They are of the same form aai pal-imam." he said:
Up to Saturday of last week none of
the crcp from the down bay points had
reached the market.
tors now being dredged are going to
‘ the canning plants. Potomac stock has
'“ hen reaching the market in large
quintities, selling at 40 cents to 60
cents per bushel. Eastern shore oys-
w. are selling at 80 cents to 75 cents
. per bushel, ‘
. Capt. Charles McKenney. of Alexan-
dria, recently purchased the schooner
Express and will use her this week
for storing oyster-k Io moot the tie»
mantle of the Alcxandria trade.
Oyltermen at‘ Tampa. Fla, began
selling stock on October 30. At that
.(imo no oysters had been taken from
animal beds because of warm weath~
(it. Stock is being received from 83-
vannah. Apalachicoln‘ and other Atlan-
tic coast ports. There has been a big
demand for Block. notwithstanding the
warm weather.
W. A. Roberts, agent of thefim‘uu
of Fisheries of the United State. De-
wimont of Commerce and labor. this
been making an inspection of the 0y...
,1 ‘ m belia of Atlantic County, N. .l., and .
S; gr is unto his report will be highly ft-
Willa to the oyster planters of that.
piece.
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_ “Commissioner of Fisheries MacDonn
"in Lee is quoted as saying that them
At a feeling of unrest moon; the
(lingers and the planters over the
dilution of the «boundary lines be»
[tween the‘pnhilc and private rocks.
f-“','l'iiil «element comes so a surprise
;[ lire. for it had been generally under.
m that theeommlislon but settled
Aim differences. Certainly the settle-
.Inqnt made was utlefsctary to the ion-
It" and there has been no trouble on
that more since last season."
‘1 Lfl'he News Press goes on to my that
own Press of Newport. Va..
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it add: “A- long as one faction of
tongers is allowed to enforce the laws’
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tongers. The state maintains boats‘
and paid omcers to do that Work and
the cmnmiuioner 'shouid see that the
law is enforced by the paid oilicm of
’the commonwealth."
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be diBCuased. .
An oyster planter who has a patch}
of beds off Milford, (‘onn., [till a dredge.
overboard a few days ago and found
that be has a “set" which is line and
healthy. He exhibited two four-year;
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mung oysters.
The ithodo island Commiasioners of.
Shell Flatterios arc issuing certificatesl
last year. and simply show a change of
.‘ date.
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The Women oyster shippers are Eli-l;
.Joying the best «season they have,
known in years. All the plants show
unusual activity. it is intimated that
lbefore the season in over there may
be a shortage of stock.
The plant of F). M. Buckingham has‘
38 openers at work filling orders for
shipment to Alabama. Kentucky and
other southern and western states.
Captain Jacob tickers, of West Say~
ville, L. i.. was a visitor in the New
York Oyster Market this week. He
any-a he in doing a splendid business in
Blue Point oysters. His abipmonts last
work reached 1,100 barrelu. and at the
time of leaving Bayville, on Thurs»
day. he had ordem for no litany Jinn-rein
.for shipment for the present week.
To OUR! A GOLD lN ONI DAV
talto laxative Bronte Quinlan Tallinn.
Qruuiots refund money' if it fails to
cure. is. W. Grave's signature is on
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TAXFAYIRG MAY slGN MANY AP-
‘ ' PLICATIONO.
Under the pment excise law. it is
not necessary for applicantl for li-
quor licenses to secure as endorse“
men who have not signed other or»
application. has been amendod-Io that
edproperty libido" to aim ‘ mi; one
application, bu been an ‘ not!"
a property owner may also a. may
application! as he with“. ‘ ‘
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’nus Will Ilium rerun.
'Notiler tirny‘s fin-cl Nude-1m Children. a
Oertain relief for i‘uvarluhnm. licldnciia. BM!
isle-omit 'l‘ocliuu “mail" “It" and which
the Iimvlals and t thy t brim 'l’lmy break up
Cull: in in hours. ‘llmy no so iclllnnt to ill!
ill-:0, (“billircn ii limo. 0\ or ill, on tulimtmilitl.
Used by lllutbcro for 93 your. l’luw mm It“.
Mill it, til ilr' mil-fa. 'i'm Mannie .milodjliliE.
i. her-”3m. 'Jlnxelvffifl' .13. i.
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,,Two days, Oct. '27 and 28. were devot-
against another faction then just so ’
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Gives a Multilingual) flaws-
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With a store or interesting informa-
tion about the Panama Canal and the
Canal Zone. Michael Kenoaly has to
ford, says
the Advocate.
Mr. Kenealy accompanied the San-
ate Commission on- inter-oceanic Cat
'nnla_of which United States Senator
Frank B. Branda‘me. with whom the
Stamford man is associated in the‘
practice of law. is chairman. Aside
from Mr. Kencaiy other non-commis-
sion members or the party were Sen-i
ator Albert ill. Cummlns of lows,
St'liiiloi' Joseph I.. Brlslow oi l(an-‘
ans. Senator John ii. Thornton.
Louisiana and Congressman Ed-f
win Higgins of the third Connecticutf
district. They left New York, Oct. li,‘
nbourd steamship Ancon. and arrived
at. (Joion the following Saturday.' They ' "3m"
returned aboard the same steamship.
invention!“ Work on Candi.
The Commission went to Panama to
make a thorough investigation of the
conditions and the work there so an
to be able to make recommendations
for the next Congress. A similar com-,
mission front the House of Reprcsen-l
tntives is also to cover the ground.
cd to hearingn, of which Senator
ilrnndagce presided. A full stenc-
uraphic report of the testimony was
taken. Mr. Kenouiy was, present at
these hearings. Speaking of them. be
said:
mooted from o .mnay thoiivnltod
Hinton “roadie my ~‘l’anama for the
land it took tor cinal purposes. Simi-
larly the continued Work of sanitation
wthere in "methyl: dill"! constantly
in this line down” thereny “also do-
ducted from the annual payments due
the Panamaians.
Mr. Kimmy .said the canal is well
, advanced toward completion. and will
probably be open for public use in
about two years. Once olnncd. it is
believed, he laid. thatdn the course of
a few years the and will pay a rea-
sonable r‘oturn upon the money in»
vested. The next Congress will es.
tablish toll rates for the canal. The
charge in the Suez canal has been
until recently. :2 per ton. Mr. Kc~
nealy said it is believed the Panama
Canal will yield a good revenue with
the rate at $1 per ton.
Three Days on Route. of Canal.
The party was taken over the ca-
nal. route on three different days,
stopping on each day where work of
particular. interest was being done.
0.10m. Goethals and other engineers and i would be turned over to him when his
omciall accompanied them, and tho-
roughly explained the character of
the workbeina done and the work
lremnining 10 do. There ,Wt‘m ill liltideasc that his new clothes were not
ilr. Kenealy said. is number of
members of Congress who had been
advocates of a sewlevel canal. but
lull. after inspecting the work already 3 and was then offered 825, he says.
ldone, Mid listening to the eXlllfllm'lret'used this offer, saying that he
i tlonu of the officers in charge, agreed,
'he said, that the aeuleven canal, (aw—most of new rnimcnt. The editor has
ing to the. great cost of construction.
was not leasible. A lock canal will
cost approximately $300,000,000. .-
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"There Wits not a single complaint
from any source whatcvcr with
Every one connected with the work
.. i has implicit confidence in Col. George ..
if there is any (motile. it is between: w. (ltlclhills. the chief Mine" ”fl (MILFORD. Nov. li.~At last the . the Most liev. Diomodc Falconlo, apos-
thg union and non.un]on oysterme“; ‘ (lie ('iiiiiil Conunisaion. I {liked in; manalxement OlJbe Shore Lilith El?“ i0ii(‘ delegate iii Washington. Hallt’d
that the union tonxers have been ar-i the t‘anal zone. on the trip down, and l trlc Railway Co._ sees its way clear to: for Home, where they will be elevated
on the return trip with a number of
upon the workwho has not the high-
cat regard for Col. Goethnls."
Uncle Sam’s Work in sanctum.
W- Karenina!“ til-1 My mum
have been in the Canal Zone for apyi
considerable. time seem to like the
“a and toapprcciate "h“ M“ been. While no “My“, lament cauld mlfollowinx a farewell reception on the
done by the Government for their
known there for more than two years
past and ,ali of these cases were
brought in from South America.
Provision for Employee,
Mr. Kcnbaly was quite impressed
house illempioyocl.
"A great work is being done by the
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gard to the conduct of the canal wot-it.E
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New Section of Trolley through
lions
:maho a statement of when it plans to
alleged to have been committing dep-g men employed in the work in variouaioW“ the new line from; (iuilford to , of parishioners lining their route
redntlons upon the natural rocks. The; capacities and they azreed that they"
News Press wants to know by what, did not believe that there w" a ulna? ,
authority union longcsrs make arresta.‘ g“. ,nnn- employed in any outlawiton authorizes the statement that thetiifty onicials and monslxnors of the
New Haven for business. which in
Monday, Nov. ‘30. finperiniendeut Wel-
lwork is progressing so satisfactorily
‘that the above date has been fixed for
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.lthc opening of the line uniting some-Where five hundred clergy and L000
lining unforeseen happens to prevent.
lays the Shore Line m. .. .
. The fare from (tuition! lg Perry
thunk-t, New ‘Havcn, will be 20 centl.
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given out recur an ”militant ata‘
Maurice River Gore oystermen will » comfort and security. lie mentioned. tions Superintendent Walton said mmédown the h”. “‘1‘ “0395““? "“89"“
form an association for self protec.‘ the remarkable work in ”"nmom'kln paper" the stations were marked'l’e'm" her ‘0 the Narrows. The ”“9"
fdouo by the l‘nited States since "‘,out for Qulnnlpincmvcntl‘e, New "instruct! from the Mason path to. skim.
The Virginia Planters“ and Packers'i took 0"" m“ “M‘- Th" work 0‘: van; Foxon Corners; Totoket retrofit“ dwell 8*! RM (Wild. tho Staten in-
Association will holds meeting in thei sanitation. ll" be?“ ‘it) W0” done by : near the blacksmith shop: Ford‘s whdaud shore. whore illouaands of school
MoniicelimHotel. Norfolk, Vu.. on Define linifcd States tigvei’nmcnt thorn". North Brnnford; long hill rmdvichildren and laymen watched her
camber 6, when matters of importance. there are “0" fl" cases 0' malarial between foot of hill and croasiugusteam out to sea. On a hill at New
to those entailed in the oyster and" my" and yellow m“. h“ be“ arid~ York street. where line leaves blah-i might” ‘ with“ ”99”!” signalled
shellfish industries of ille state will, mm‘l' Only lwocsses “l yellow fever, way near former storehouse of the]1 ”‘9 °“m"“‘15'd“3l3“m“h° “WWW“ 0'
.‘nnd one of bubonic piazue have been
construclioo company: Spencer‘n fuc-
itory and the Green. the three letter
solution in Guillorti.
The time schedule is not oomplctod
‘and will not berdetlnite until aftcr
,care have been run for u tryout of
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old shells, each of which contained lot): with the arrangements the ' United ‘- timc. which is planned for 30 minutes
'States has made to clothe. feed and to Ferry street from Guiiford Green.
"formula will be at North Branford
inanotoket, the first having been
it looks
iprobabio that the first car for Now
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strange, yet it is absolutely true, that‘ liavcu will lent-c at 8:30 or 6:45 and
household provisions of all kinds nrei hourly thereafter. Just the minute for;
Commissary De'
bought from tho
parimeut at prices far belothoee
paid for like articles in the town of
Stamford. This applies to all house-
hold articles. The reason for it in
that the Government. housing and
feeding over 38.000 men, buys its sup
plies in lune quantities and adds to
the cost only a small margin to allow
for uncanny expense in handling
and distributing. The Government is
not in this business for profit yet the
books allow a small profit in this do-
partmcntl"
Speaking of the opportunity to save
money in the Canal lone. Mr. Ke-
neniy mentioned the case of a locomo-
tivo engineer with whom he talked.
'The sodium receives $228.50 per
month‘ilt wagon. His wife \nnd two
daughtorh are . with him at the Ca-
nal. 'l‘hjoir expenses are us per
month. lie is able to one on the
averano.}per month. the difference be,
twoen pinata and us.
"You m." Mr. Kenoaiy went on by
way elimination, "the Government
suppllell house. iilht. water and fuel
to cannll operatives freeand no wool-
en clotiiinlr is used as tho tempera.
ture not but falls below so decrees day
or'nilil dill-in; the anti“ but",
.wlmw My» new: .
Anot or matter that impregudflr.
Kent-cl ‘. very favorably on the con
dition the cities 0!, Panama and
Colon. amenity Pancho. which has
face tile American occupation. was
perhspil the mow unhealthy city in
the world. There were no were, no
commoh water . supply, no pared
streets: ~'l'ho United States sworn-
ment has supplied all these improve-
ments.;‘and, moreover, they are veins
paid faji- by Panama. the cost being.
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the lost our to leave Perry street is
not decided upon at this date, but Hu-
pcrintendent Welton says it will be
late enough to accomodate theatre
ateudants.’
While, no demonstration is planned
or probable nevertheless there will be
great rejoicing when the line is in out-
iafactury operration.
LIQUOR DEALERS PAID $1.50 TOO
MUCH FOR ItaNiNfl.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. ii.~'i‘he local
liquor dealers have iutt discovered
that they have been paring $1.60 too
much to the city for the privilege of
havint Totvn Clerk Thoma. also their
license applications. The dealers have
lbeen in the habit of paying .2 tor this
'sorvico. but it has Just been learned
that tho «states ulvo to cents as the
legal price for this work.
Town Clerk Thomas was asked lut
week about the matter and he whom
the advice of City Attorney Gulilnan.
Upon consulting the statuto- the city
attorney round that 50 cent: was tilé
mm price and he so adrlileti‘ the
town clerk. in the put ten your! it in
estimated that the city litmus-y has
benefited to the amount of $9,000 by
thin overcharge. The iOWn clerk did
. not benefit from the increau.
The deal-rs are_required by law to
have the town clerk contiiy that the
person- who sign applicatimm tu-
payera in this city. ,
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7 WALIANGB‘ORD. Nov. I‘m in-
tent daughter of above,.'fnckowakl. of
this borough. diedz‘yuterdsy. the re-
sult of having scolded herself by up-
setting a kettle of boiling water, hot-
artful.
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Fulton and North Braotord ' i
‘ one campaign for the ensuing winter
‘ Advertise your wants in?“ Ben
totalitarian
'Horbari Lanyon, ‘aroenwicll Edi-
tor, Wallis County Commute
yum... to Ralmhurso Him for
Missing. Garments
Declaring that he cannot recover a
new suit and overcoat which he had
when he entered the county jail, Her-
bert Lanyon. the Greenwich editor.
lilas'aaked the county commissioners
ito reimburse him for the loss of the
. zarments. '
Lanyon has just been released from
liail after serving. one your for em.
bezflement. lie declared that when
ihe entered the inatltution he placed
in fiber”! Hawlsy's charge a new unit
lflliil overcoat. l-le supposed they
term expired.
lonynn was highly indignant when
he learned upon the date of ills rc-
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; fared some garments badly in need of
{rennin Lanyon refused to take them
He
loulzht to be given enough to cover the
lacked the commissioners to take the
hunter up‘aud they will decide the
1(little in a few days.
Lanyon was dimmed with collecting
‘money for Greenwich merchants and
illicit failing to turn over the coin to
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0.000 on Pier When Archbishop Farley
Sallod Today.
NW' YORK. Nov. ill—«Six thousand
children and more sang bon voyage in
,Sl. Patrick's Cathedral today to Arrh-
Tbishop John Farley. of New York. and
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to the College of Cardinals. Thousands
.from the cathedral to the Hudson Riv-
Ecr. waved them farewell; an «(on art
idiotic-lo accompanied them to the river
,and aboard the globular Rosednle.
iaymcn crossed the Hudson with them
to tile Jerseylobom. ~ « l
i At Roman the cudioabdeflanate
{boarded the Kron Prinxessin Cecile.
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farewell.
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din E. iii. also (immunity. .
Established 1115?.
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:Dsinty Fabrics of Silk and Cotton ,
One would hardly llclicvc it, but the majority of lllcsc
silk and cotton materials look cxattiy like pure silk. All
the, lustre is there and the beautiful rolorings. l’crlmps
onc secs a lovcly dancing frock. or an afternoon gown of
exquisite coloring, and compliments the wearer: "Winn
a pcrfcctly Sweet gown! VVllcre did you got it?" And
thc wearer, if she is wise, accepts the complimcnt grain
iously antiis nonwmnmitlal. But if sltc (iivulgcs. tllc rt“
crcts of her wardrobe. litany times the rcply is “My door,
it is nothing but awash gown—~5iik' and cutlun~ilardly
cost anything; titcy. (lo have the prettiest things,“ ctr. .\ll
of which is quilc true, and some of tllcln arc:
Marquisctte in evening shades. tllt' "cautllcliglli ml—
urs," which make the (lainticst party” anti (llllilt‘l‘ gowns.
Printed Marquisettes, colorcll designs on u \rlliic
foundation, effective made up over L‘ttllll‘o.
Silk Striped VoilesfPr'mtcd Foulards and Fancy Jac-
quards.
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Ivory White Pongec. '
Thirty-six inches wide. urn-ti not only for «fi‘csscs, lull
in high favor for underwear. kimono niglltgr‘lwns. cllcnr
iscs. combinations, etc. it tukrs kindly to clubroillcry. and
washes like muslin.
45c a yard, 50 per ccnt. silk.
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Wash (lands Section.
Velvets, 40c a yard
Real Velvet. too. A cnlicclilm of mill minriugs, rom—
nanls and the likc, of varicci qualitics. snow of
high as $2.00 a yard. in l‘t‘il. icrrzl cutia, cardinal. chum-
pug'nc. brown. myrtle, grccll umlwhilc. (Emmi {or scpar»
alc blouses, fancy work. anti lint irinmlings.
Don't miss them.
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Velvet Suction. mum llom‘.
. The Question of Lamps
No matter of what kind. liicctrllt. tins or (iii.
wish you to see tile ucw ours with the: iinc art gin» drums
and sliiitlcs. .
Table‘ and Desk Eicctroliers that turn in an angir.
Doines for electricity or gas.
Reading‘iL'amplmfor table use.
Candlestihlgs and Candle Shades.
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Elite 33. * ill. Etch '(llntnnang.
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Two hours before the Kron Princes-l l
islncmulo «backed into the Hudson. all ;
atrick's Cathedral was crowded with? ;
[30“an .
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,children bearing papal tings.
sing the benediction of the Blessed Sac
iframcnt. the children sang “God Bless
Org: Cardinals."
the recitation of the iteruarilm.
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>(fif-ty, walked from the
through the aisle to awaiting carria :cs.» :
through ii‘ifty-ilrst‘ .
which lock them
street to the river. The services at
the cathedral were coniincd to child-
ren. '
CORNELL BOYS KiCK.
iii-Noe to Wait on Table: Because of
Rank Food.
l'l‘HACA. N. Y.. Nov. li.~—Fift,v main
way through tile univenity. are wait-
ers on the tables of the deeds in Sage
dormitory. struck yesterday. As a con-
sequence the 400 alrln‘ were compelled
to wait upon themselves. The occu-
pation won not to their liking and
more was considerable grumblint
sarong them. hut'they either had to
but their own food or go hungry.
The boys struck, they say. begun.
they were obiind to eat butter which
came back to the kitchen from tho
xiril’ tablewand drink milk which
they believe was watered. A conmit.
too has been appointed to wait upon
the mshuement to see if it in not
possible to have them served with all
good a hill of file as the girl: have.
0W HAYMAKERO IUIY.
Ono unfortunate pslotace rode the
goat at the meeting of Uncut Hayisft.
last owning. and after being cheered
by the mowing machine was welcom.
on into the ranks ofthe forming mi
men with anadmonitio‘n to has corn
diligently. "
The members are platinum a vigor.
and in order that they may be better
appoint“ a coriander; hit three. may
lather anti Mani! J. Finnegan
to set
cure new paraphernalia. “
This was followed by; Z
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prayer for the Journey, and the cardi-i :
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Cornell students who. in working their ‘ 1
shalom to do the work before them. _
up of Albert ul’ohlmn, John H. dal- '
Floor Covering
YOU WILL ALWAYS‘HND A GOOD ABBORTMENT OF FLOOR
COVERINGS AT OUR STORE.
Crex, Log Cabin
RUG Brussels, Axminster
CARPETS Veivels, Brus~
saith, TapestIY.
humans
on. CLor‘l—ts AND LINOLEUMQ.
LACE cun‘rsms AND PORTlERES.
amass TO ORDER A antimony.
A. Dickerman 8; Son
84 WASHINGTON sr. TELEPHONE in
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By .. Our Successful Fitting
we have established a reputation
that is second to none. When we
fit you to flidlsel you know they
are right. We employ experienced
(it"llllilib to examine eyes.
87 ATLANTIC souans f .
Stamford. Conn.
THAMER
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