Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 19, 1915 · page 6

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' svanmc SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED . BY
jAMES GOLDEN.

 

 

 

 

1,. . ' 1 'By the same token, what right have more we admire it for the large num~

 

E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.

 

‘V TUESDAY, JAN. 19, 1915

 

 

 

MINIATURE ALMANAC FDR' “Munich" when its inhabitants say elflcient army and navy orgar1ization,t

TOMORROW. .
High tide 2:40 a. m.; 2 :57 p. m.
_ Sun rises 7:14; sets 4:54.

 

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.,

g: a-z—News Department. I
gag—Business Department. 1
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saga—Editor‘s Residence. J
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MASONlC NOTICE. ;
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will
be held at its rooms, January 19, 1915
It 8 o'clock p. m. ' 1
Work—E. A. Degree,
All Master Masons cordially and
{rats-malty invited.
Fraiernally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Secy.

Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St, 2nd and ith Tuesdays, 01'
each month July and August ex-
cepted-«at 8 o‘clock. All Royal ArCh
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck ii. I'. llobert W. Wilcox,‘
Sec, '

METAL GARBAGE CANS.
A prominent otticial or one 0! our
, labor organizations has requested The
; Sentinel to state that a very large ma-
. jority of the. 110rl11ngmen of Norwalk
are against the regulations requiring
householders to use e‘rclhaivcly metal
fl receptacles in connection with the city

 

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.Vor Franz Josef

 

 

barbarous English commune-1111011,"
:should we call Leggiorno‘ 'Leghorn?"1:

‘ Why should we follow the French in legislative chains for themselVes.

:dubbing Firenze “Florencia” and Na-l
.Vpoll "Naples" and Veneala‘ 'Venice?"‘

the Germans to call Venezia b) the
outlandish title “Venedig?” And what
right have the French and Spanish toVi
cail bondon “Londres?” |

We have generally adopted German1
V-names without perversion, but whyE
say Vienna" for Wien. or why say

"Mueuclten."
And to carry the point still further.‘

. why do we call the Teutons Germans,

people who have never used it for

' themselves? The Germans are “Duet-
' ,"scher,

or"Dutch," and their country
"is Deutscbland" or “Dutchland.” We
have given their rightful name to the:
Hollanders. Similarly we persist in
calling the historic people at the lower
end of the Balkan peninsula Greeks,
and their country Greece, although
they are and always have been “HeIV
1'lcnes," and their country 'Hellas."
Maybe one of these days the geo;
graphers and historians will start all?
over again, and agree to use the na 1
live names everywhere, just as we all
acquiesced recently when Russia deJ
clared that the artificial nonRus lau
St. Petersburg should be thenceiirth
'l’elrograd."
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DIPLOMATIC INSANITY. 1
Are European statesmen, rulers and,
editors all going insane? Thequestion,
is inspired by the latest chapter in the;
career of Count von Berchtold, the;
Austrian Secretary of State. It
It was Count von llerchtold whol
framed the ultimatum to Servia that‘
precipitated the great war. It was he
who, if not the leader in shaping Ans-V
aggression‘
against Serviu. least the
spokesman for the saber rattling mth
tarists and diplomatic strong arm men'
11 110 for years have surrounded Etnper
Oi him It might be

tria's ruthless policy of
was at

Ircpresentatives that they lust
I help thinking the national treasury is:
established tor theispeciai benefit of

this local selfishness into pntt'iotism‘f
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fundamental law with extreme tau»
ness and precision. they have forged

The more we contemplate the Con-J 1
stitution ot the United States. the

her or things it doesn't contain. but

leaves to the discretion of t‘ongressI ~ 1

and the States. J ' 1
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PORK AND PATRIOTISM.

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. is? 1

on safe ground when, in urging a more! '

he say;
“tut off our needless army posts.l‘
nav) yards and stations; lay aside torl ‘

buildings and river and harbor
iprovoments where they are not need,
ed; drop all the expenditures whit-n1
are designed for spots where was are; .
lying thickest, and you will have]
Vmoney enough to provide tel 11 suiii- l u
cient army and an adequate naVy’ to
_witl1ou’t adding to the burden of taxa- ‘ H
tion."

But where shall this sane retrench-
lment start? in Massachusetts? In;
Kansas: in Georgia? In (1.1111111111111113
There‘s the rub, as Friend ShakeSpcureV:
says. There s the respect that niakeaJ
extravagance of so long 1119.:

11.1 cry state and erery section wanlsl
to economize~sotnewhere els1.'l‘hcre a:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

so much human nature In senators and ,~
can tl
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their own constituents. And there's
so much human nature I11 Collfllllurlllfi:
that they entourage their
men in the notion it may

great national crisis to transit-1111 all

cough-31111

I
take a;

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The bill in relation to mosquito 11x-
tcrminatlon which is to be prom-tiled:
to the Legislature is printed in full? '
-in another page of The Sentinel. ltV
must be gratifying to the pioneers oi
the movement in \‘orwalkV to see how
their judgment once almost ridil'ulcd

 

CORSET COVERS

Fitted and blouse styles,
high V and round neck lace
and hamburg trimmed; all
sizes; value,,29c.each--

t‘. 5. l1, I711

GOWNS

Round and square neck,
full width and length. nicely

trimmed with lace and 8111- '

broidery; value. 59c cut-l1»—
s. 11. .......... 46¢

COMBINATIONS

Splendid assortment or
styles. trimmed with picot
edge and yokos of \‘al. lacc:
value. 31.011 to $1.50 each——

s. 1'. ..... . . 79¢

$3.50 JAPANESE LONG
CLOTH

42 inches wide. lino hull

‘sllk nalnsook. sold spocinl 111

New York at $2.43»-
tlur l'r'u‘c. Mode-$1.98
12‘ '2c LINEN CRASH

Sturdy Linen Crush. lili'lli‘ll-

' 11d or brown, for 1111511. liollt'r

and Kitchen 'l‘owols -»
~ 8‘sC

19c CRINKLED CREPE

Yttrtl ..... . ..... .

Windsor l’llsse. llli.‘ llllt‘ 3'." '

in. \\’l1ltt1 (‘rlnkletl t'rvpc, for
women's and 11111211119 wear

Yill’tl

 

WO'M EN'S EU ”'8

$10.00 to $15.00—

.11. 1'1
Long and Short Coat models, of fashionable materials, originally

1

(”lcarancc Sale Price .. . ...... i . . . . .. . .. ....... $4.98

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WOMEN'S COATS 1'

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Smart styles. made in plain black and toloraV; also, no1eltv coat.
ings, originally $12. no to $17.1..l0~<

$5. 98

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85c HEMSTITCHED
SHEETS

1,000 fine. round tln‘t‘ndl‘ot-
ton Sheets. 31x19“, ltcmstlicli-

COM FORTABLES
BIG REDUCT lONS—Now
is the time to buy.

9c AMOSKEAG APRON

 

"9"“ GINGHAM
lunch ........ 69" 5,000 yards, all size
checks—

251 “NE“ DISH 11.1111 ........ . ..... 5¢

TOWELS BLANKETSI BLANKETS!
Sturdy, till 11111111 Inst: ’l‘ow- 1.91m pairs of Cotton and

I‘lfi \ \‘I'oolcn Blankets—ALL AT

pm, ........ 19‘. JANUARY SALE patces.
BARGAIN TABLE 5‘23!» .‘11, .a

ll'.l‘~‘.1t| yttrtls oi Hercules,

11tl .\';1l11.~utalt::, t'ltnnilu'isys

L‘ll'lll‘illll'k‘ Silt: l'l‘lt't'

11nd Fancy \\'l1ilt1 tlnotle;

.‘ct-rstu'ltcrs, i‘hcclt-
values to 25c»-

llt‘lrss tiinrlnuns.

 

12',.’2c LOCKWOOD
SHEETING -

1i" Inclu-s widn liltt', soil.

crt-n tl1rrud~ -

QUILTED PADS AND
PADDING

58c; Nursery Cloth, lib—inw—

January Clearance Sale

COme Where, the Goods Are.
Come Where the Crowds Are.

Despite the stormy weather we'are as busy as bees.
the people expect.

it always pays to give the people what
This great sale oi 0111's pilinls to a record breaker-tomorrow and étfery day
as long as the goods are here you can look ior bargain wonders.

, t'. S. 1’, ......... 11¢

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506 ALL LINEN GUEST
TOWELS

1,0011 hemstitched, annu-
en, beautiful "designs, 1511
211—
linch ............ 19¢
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS

Fine quality men’s hem-
stitched, women's hcmstitch-
ed and embroidered corners;
value. 7c and So each——

C. S. l’. . 6 for 19¢

MEN N EN'S BORATED
TALCUM POWDER

The regular 25c size~

WOMEN’S HOSE

The famous “Burson Hose."
knit without a seam, full
fashioned. double heels and
toes; value, 29c per palr—~

C. s. 1-. ......... . 16¢

MEN'sV accuser:
SHIRTS

Iliade of madras and per-
calt1s, line assortment 0“
light colors; made to retail
at $1.00 each ~-

11 s. l’. .......... 59¢
CURTAIN SCRlMs
With plain and fancy edge

31} Inches wide; value. 13‘20
per yard-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1, 1 or . . . . . . . '- ‘ .1 .
g he eason advaufl‘d at the present ”ald’ in a ”me am“ “en“ titan now has the approbation of the public.‘ I ‘ 12 ¢ - . . . . 1 , . For 39‘
' T r any thcr 1111111, that he Started the1 1 “ml 1 1" ------ 634? ‘ .' .
1 time it is barely possible. {01 a work- 0 Tho bill undoubtedly will pass and 25° TURKISH 1.0 5L3 ' 1 , ‘ , ,, _ L, S I’ ,,,,,,, ,, 811§¢
:11 ' . in war a war which has already laid hIs anotle ts b t k 12' 2c FRUIT OF THE ‘90, Quilted ”bl“ Padding.
ingman to earn suilicicnt wagts “ 1 country prostrate subject to inevilabld 1 r a Li) e :1 e11 tor the abolition For Tomorrow and ‘1“. “.5: LOOM 5i-in.- For 59: SASH CURTAINS
which to properly support his family ' ' ' ol the mosquito pest. of the wool: 111.1 mum.“ ruin.- - V V . '
ruin and has surrounded its ally (ler- . . - ,1 111 .13 f - . .. 32.011 tuil size Bed Pnds—- For the k1tchen—n1ade 0t ,
and the additional expense which the 1 ' , -——«---— .9..." over uttered In a 'lurktsh “- l, M“- ‘l “11" 11““““3 1 1 'ii i ,, J ,, -‘
' " ‘ 1 1 1? ' 1. 1 - 11 f 1 1 t'otlon right. oil the 11.1.11 — For “-49 goot 5" 111, “ “ lean act. ,
_ , , .1 ., . I' mun,1 111th a ring of relentless toes. 11111.5 FOR '10“ 81M 1 .
city is placmg lum lll'illLl 1s unttmey V . . . 1 -. . P1 V edge. full 1%ng regular .
d u tetes an. Now (‘ount von .lit-rchtold resigns-~- (.Allli.\t.l«. I'tll.l.l-It‘t‘ln\ : ling], ......... 2: t. \ .1111 ............ 4 :(1‘ 31,50 single site Bed pricc 21'1c each— - I
an n1 1 s , , . ,
, 1 l J is 11 'au eminently proper thing for him to ,_ - , tLimll, Ii to a customer.) SHEETS! SHEETS! Pads—- For 981: x‘ 1’ 11¢ V f
‘ The Sentinel l)EllC\tS He I“) 11 do~~a11d 11‘ "Ill ensues" The aged em- ‘W'ml lion-plumes ““1”“. "M“ :3 ' ' """""" ‘,
good one and has sufficient lorce to l “V d l i k VVV'IIVIVII l‘uVVIV‘c ’l‘ndchi or (‘oth-nu I 25‘ FANCY CREPES {10(- values. T;xt«tt’.... 39c 65c COTTON DIAPER CEDAR MOPS I
- . 1 , eror 11 mm is an iis “ 'un or' us- 11' t on «1 1111111 1- .11 1 . , _ , .
I cause the “W to at least tcmporar1l1 D . I b I I l x1-1'1111 511 111111 oi tho city O‘ljsc lxnytl‘tlel E Stripes and floral tlos1sns~ VtVflV't 141111113. 311.91) ..... 49: One case lSJnch. Red Star V
suspend enforcement of the order re- Vsociutes ““9 “”3“ l” “e 11 mos ,nrdmunu 1' .1111111: 1111-11111 111:1. 111x 111' . \ .t1tl .......... 2' _-(.‘ "W mums” hum.) """ 59‘: For Polishing 1100? and all
i' r d to When rtliel‘ committees c111tai11 losing of his crown e\pl‘csscs liliillnllli‘ in metal I'fK‘ele‘li‘lts ”NJ 39c CRIB SHEETS 86c values. 51x90”... 690 Cotton Diaper— finished woodwork, completo
er 0. , . 1 following In [icing printed on ,1,,,-,|_., if 98 . l . \‘l 1 , g 1- , . , ;
. . xt‘s— (1 1a tics. . 1.11 7 c l 1 11c . . . . . . . . . . .. with handle. 1 value. 7.11.1
find no necessity for cxistmg it 1st11no 1“ an autograph “a?“ “‘3 warmest and will I111 ...“: 1.1 [no 1111111111.“ “(J . ’ ' k 39¢ V V
1, thanks. my full recognition of thc dis-:lhc homo holds 0! Norwnlk. 111- u... .‘ 113C“ .......... ,. . . 25¢ , use 1— 1

for such action.

it may be urged that the expense 0
"a metal 'can is slight but no limiter
1111011 ed it

.th ntrocl department. 1

“Hum: this in your kltt-Ilt-n for r111
to 111,1 house and to the monarchy lint-11mm-

The Street Department will emollm'
11 mole 111111 dispose of gun-.1, ~13 11—
When-upon the empcxor. {111.1, 111I1l1i l1. 111111 ttxbrw 1111111 thin-11'
the 111:1101inls are placed in suitabil- 1'1»
. . l'l'lllfltfli‘s. :1\‘ recorded Ivclow.
ll‘llnd (‘TOSS 01 51-: Extracts from an ordinance l‘t'lll“
Jliw to tho t-ullcclion of gurhuuc in.
Jllw l'Il_\' of Norwalk, t‘mtn.

Section 4 (larllugc shnll ht- Ilium-ti

f tinguislted sc1vices you have rendered ‘25s PILLOW CASEs

 

Scalloped, corded edgc and ‘
hemstllchod. 12:113st—

l'lnt' l1 ............ 19¢

BED SPREADS

i 111 ll amount is “W“ 0‘. 1’0“?“ “5 “'1‘" as during this
1011' s .1 .

\\"ll‘.”
nieans 11 lot to 11111 1111111 11 ho is not l‘l‘- 1

gl't'll:

cci1ing in stages each week cnough l“1“5”erlimllludt’.dccolates

gvmoney 11 ith 11 Inch to purchase one of
these cans. l‘\'t1l‘\ dollar possible is,
needed in many .1 home today. '1‘th
c'lty should be no less generous than
her citizens, who are organized to allo-
viate'thc sufferings of their less i'ortu

statesman with the

One whole curload AT 1.3
To 1-2 OFF REGULAR
PRICES. .

Stephen.

 

lb. 11 come the newspapers of tier-
main, with the Berlin Lokal-Anzelger “l “""W ”N" rt't‘i‘hlulvs. l\l\ln1,:

J"p1opv1 lids 111 1"‘(Ht‘ls :111d holdinu 01
as a typical spokesman. saying. “1M“ containing not more than 11111::1ll1111s. 1
'lhcsr- rcccptnclcs shall ln- kcpl ‘111
Lguod rcptlr 11nd in such t-tmtlilion
Jappreciutc the value and the merit of V,,,.,, mp WW. “m, then “mm", .—————-——_-— ,7 ,,

All that Count ‘0" Berchtold has no shall not constitute a nuisanc-l MORE NEW TELEPHONES.

V | Garbage 111nm bc kcpt sopnmto and
progressive mowment for the Cili' 5 complished in these fateful Years.” I'M mm d with on," “W... 11111. I
betterment. ml the request Of those; Germany as well as Austria betray ashcs rubhl=l1.,tin runs. liroltcn :11”. Filte'en Instruments Installed in Past;
t r ro . J 1

t ssume ad- ed into a criminal war lor 1111icl1 Ans-l ‘ ‘ “Hr-V ”881 9N5. and Klilllllgf . Few Weekl. V

who are not in positions 0 u d 1ctcptaclcs must be SO uscd that then Following is a list or “a“ telephone!

triu was criminally unprepared, an conttnts will at no time com. Within '
1a burdens, should be 9.
ditional iinauc 1 11111 mm“, M the ND "mm, that have been installed since th

115.11.. ..... .
. «1101111111111; 11111311 tmm» ~ 39¢
GLASSWARE

1 Choice pattern imitation

' l. ' . cut glass—Sin. Berry and

" l ' Salad Bowls. Celery Trays.

" Sugar and Creamers, Nap-

l pies. Eta; value. 25c to 35¢
ench—

(' .5 11. .......... 15¢

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until after the war shall we be able to
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VLINOLEUM and Oil. CLOTH

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heeded and, the city 111 m" judgment, :Gerlnam already bearing the brunt oli Section .3. Ashes accumulate .I from ' 1ssuing of ”‘9 I“! “3‘ 3‘“ this but , . .
could very properly suspend the order a war against Europe and Asia. and yetJlmrning mmnrlnls. for limiting or and paste in the buck of your direc- ' ' (10c LlNOLEUM , _ , .. .. __________ . _________ 30¢ YD' 1
, ' , . . . 1 ,. Jdomcstic purposes 5mm 11.1 kept in to”: _ 'D
yrrelatl’l'e to metal garbage cans. S\1 eet wotds for the betrayers. ”on xt-ccptat'lM m, receptor-Ins |i1111l V \‘ame 35c OIL CWTH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . _‘ 18¢ YD .

 

 

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_ . ' ._ ._-____.__..___.__.__ t“'llll mctal and must he, kept dry and \lrs ’0an W Bell
1- 111111111de with liquids or comlumtl-1‘ " 1 ‘ ‘ T 6 s
NAMES- DOCTOR'NG CONSTITUTIONS. hie materials or substancos. llet‘nsni 19 Quintard AVE. 120843 v” IEWS ::: be A. J. AngQVine 0" C10.
he 0 le whom we call Serrians Louisiana has been having a heal) 1‘" "‘thh “"13""! kW" i" “Mi“ ‘Al'thlll‘ 3- (’I‘EWV ‘4“ '
11-, pe 13 ..1 hi us i Jim-1s. or lmrrcls. but must nut. hou- 73 Woodward Ave “72.2 134“136 “ ASmNGTONST-
insist that the1 are really her 11 1of trouble with its constttnt on ac- 10,,“H bc “,0 may) 0,, (,ummrsmm ,0, .VS M Dollar 1 ' '
or"1Serbs‘ and that; the name of tbeer cording to the New Orleans Times one man to handlc. or may be tied ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ '
' 1. 6‘ i l the d t in bundles to Prewnt stuttering until, Railroad Pl' & Clay St! 1583 - ' , H ' V ' V. ‘

.co‘ilntry is Serbia." aeVrtani' y Picayune. 31‘1“? present ocumen “‘35 .must be protected fmm the “mm” Fred R. Emerson. - DESTROYING PRIVATE PROPERTY 1 . 1 . - . .
ought to know. And certainly the1e adopted in 1898. It is such a long and until cottertwd West Norwalk 259.12 South Norwalh Conn CLEARANCE SALE .OF

V . , .‘ ’hitin . . Section 6. All waste materials. from . Mich l 9 inc. ‘. q 1' ,
is no reason 1111) English spe E complex allair that 1t is- found dilllcuitJhVV‘“ding construction or repntt. as F rn Jan 1 19 0

e, whose language so easily 3613 to legislate under it without constant-11.1.10, or mmuracmmg refuge "‘"T' . i2 Summitt Ave. 884V 13 To the Editor at The Sentinel. _ 1 ., , . a; - - , 1';

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'1 1' ' ~ WINTER *fiA‘RMENTS

wool
mils all w-ordforms. should refuse amendment. In the last decade all": 111111111011 "1‘

Itxpcnsc.
lwaveof enthusiasm for ultra-democrat- Sectinn 13 An,‘ person who 1.111111

27 Woodward Ave. ' in the subject discussed by the Unitv

them their prover appellation Mead n Keeler ‘ 1 Club.

 

“I" isnt merely a Question of we". ic government has swept over thel$31.11“be“It‘l‘ncfieqilL‘lcfilmrl‘znll‘andx‘ml E 59 Wall St' 186 Has the city ‘ legal right to take Nothing reserved—ever! Suit. Coal. Dress Shirt. Waist. Fur-must
ins and pronunciation but of national state, aggravating the constant tin-i fur we}, and men We“... Mrs. E. Muckridge. 'and destroy the taxpayers puppet-ti”? go. regardless oi cost. "1°0an suit fiery-pumhd‘éen

ride The term Servia is too suggeSl- kering and patching. Amendment is5 Album" LL" the council or m“ ("‘5' E 3‘ Merwin St. 109“ '1 refer "0'” ‘0 the ““6 °f “‘9 3“ ” -, 1 '
1’ ' rd ‘Lse Vl" Which added to amendment and it is evenhfrxorwa'k’ offioher 23'. ‘9,” Bernhard R- Naumhurg, 1 base receptacles taken-by the coiled-

° °1 “‘9 “mm W” I ' I ”Me‘s ‘ E“ “MM" Roway'ton Ave. 384-3 'ors. 11 teal um the regulation . re

Mayor
The Silent Department desiics to
relic the most cfliclent senior possiblc
but that cannot be accomplished un-
less the citizens of the City of lV\‘or-J

1 Hibbort B. Newton.
‘24 Madison St.

Robert M. Seymour, Jr.
West 'Norwalk

11115111111 “servants" or “slav'e51' and is tound necessary to amend amend-J
orally resented by a race of fight“ meats In the contusion that such'
' ' doctoring works on the public mind. it

51.111ng metal cans entails unnecos

785 12 Vsary expense, and much inconvenience - .
«handling, to many a householder.

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it we grant. Servia the right how-
ever, to demand lhat her own name

«dot herself be adopted by the world.

11111111 right: Hasn't “Kahuna," in
example. a right to its “bl" '
And why should In so on 11111111111-

 

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in; talian cities? Why lollowint 111a 1, ,

lsn’ t surprising to learn that the State
recently adopted an amendment that
had been previously adopted. but over-

Other’ States have been waking up ro-
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walk co-operate with us. Any iiioli'VIl-J
In on the part of any employee off
the Street Department should be re-

 

operation between the citizens
the Street Department means better l‘
and more economical service,
‘ GVEORGE- VA. SHERRI).
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St.

Mrs. W, H. Swords,
24 West Ave,
ported to the Street Commissioner in .Wm. F. Tammany,

 

 

‘actentioa oi. the City Council and-i
”173 5 Iteel um um humble body, utter
careful consideration and listening to

 

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M to annoy Island

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19'“ 1trilppor and his girl 1110011
on the Conny island beach, the young

are “a“ we stop? Hasn‘t every looked in the' shuttle. "If": The 15993”?an {Geoff'll‘f 97 Washington St. 1608 ,1“. M cur amen, wm dad n 1V0 consults V8111: ljraaqisco, said in ." rel m nit!
'. every country and every city a'1 All this is a powertul argument tor gfiflztrgggtmgtfm “guild“:- SJ John ’H'. Toothill, - 'the inherent. .11, $059231“! Wt, . _ 1.1 inmost: J "'Al, to the tide going 5111,... “"110“!-
3 um i: t! cook at all-making. extend the same treatment to all 00- VVJV 30 “on“ 3‘1. ‘ 735'2. to Natale Wording 099%, MOVV 311. one, all“ 0’ “1.6 3‘19“?“ ‘38 in?" '- '

“Condos in 61 course: you dunes.’
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