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Manic 51311111111.
ESTABLISHED BY
41111113 GOLDEN

its; A111) A. L. GOLDEN
' 133093331? RS.

IWRIE ALMANIAC FOR
SDAY, JAN‘6, 1916

11119121521. 111.;12 :..42pm
1111567219.: 5:61:39

I NG SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.

l Rooms—92.
Office-93.

Branch Office—1388.
Residence—4225- 3.

 

I ' a Residence—890.

. pier No. 38, R. A. M.
. in idasouic Building, South

'vwat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
- cordially invited. Charlee
, H. P., F. 8. Lyon, Sec.

 

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in Masonic Building, South
thet. 11st and 3rd Tuesday of

t 8 o’clo1k. All Master
~ cordially invited.

. 111.,

I»!!! 11 question of the good
I “Teutonic power:

,. or moraines of fr-ielld
ty and humanity

hangs on tll.lt. in our
and future relations with tho-cl
I If the Alllcrlcnn 'pcoplc'
I o‘IIup their

are morelv pluving with

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mind tlllll.
11.

lying to it :1 it it mm :1
» shoring it dcriaivcly 111.1111
1'. $13k ptll'l’ulsc, growing 1111.11-
' on its to war.

the Alncric

.m hold in

M11 color all our hour
with for a lluutircd ,Ve'tll's
.. public 1.: slow in for; ci

111' is at stake.

honrtble German any-
idol-111 hold up 1111 bend

 

i=1: evenvaoov.
uannual automobile
City has called at-
endoua 'boom in mo-
111392.613 cars were"
the, United States,
no of $691,000,000.
‘ the American people
f 111111111, money on auto»
y 0116111; on their nation-r
including the army and'

 

 

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£th manufacture” expect
1,200,000 cars, an increase
per cent. over not y‘ears

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

eYorybody will be, pretty
essenntlnuea good with
up and the prices at

 
 

 
 

“Vil-
When of the country’ a
interesting. It’ll hard

realise that. 111111111111

 
 
 
 
 

but it is.

As for as:

@011111 N JBWRL'KIi

. his military capacity. fell off :1

mediation of 1111 vehicle which no'
equipage of the wealthy.
HEROES AND Hbasss.
States army may be abandoned It is
held officers (by Theodore RooseVelt

Col. Roose
(eat

when he was president.

velt made that equestrian im-

in :1 half 01' a third of the
time, just to show how easy it was.

required

in spite of his inspiring example
this more or less strenuous require-
ment has never made a hit with the
ofllccl's themselves. Now, encouraged
dents 11 ho care for no more strenuous
exercise than golf, they have kicked
over the tracea.

Inspector General GarlIillgton in his
annual repolt re1ommends the alland
onlnent of the test. He says it has

failedIio accomplish any good 'llllrpose,

I . . . in 11111-'
month—July and August 11!: that the ph1~lcal fitness 8 191 s‘

attained better by proscribed daily

ride is dangerous for officers o\'er 45.

l’crhups he‘s right. King icor,gc in.

horse

and got hurt not long ago. Anyhow,

 

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m -—— l Au at ex~ 1
111 “I“ 11111 g“ lilo rides a Bil-horsepower

ArmurlAntl it doesn‘t llccessarily hurt his cf-

llollcl't M. \1'111'11x.ilit-iellt-y any. 11110100,“.ng Labor,

 

‘ty-nlilc gallop,
”(shrine controversy has bc-i just the 11111119.

automobile

Il'on llilltlenllul'g
acycrnl ot‘ sexagellltl'iall
would probably
but they 11:11
Illluginc :1

it 51291111: :1 pitv. thou: -.l1

his

- chauffeur.

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'lhitl the colleges nrc

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to are concerned, theidlplor’natlc officers and many
have no bigger stake intlllflllfll‘fi rcqulsite for private enter}
they'tlorce neutrals to set " prise or pllblice scr.11ce
“01 only barbarous “llllithesc brunt-he's, it should be remem-
_, he heat of war, but “SI bored. ”W students “1" “01 be "WWW in 111 to 1i in miller ftlctolitllt t'nhncril‘tt

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‘obnsion‘tbudg‘et and 'all '

funding in a car it seems. .

”mates of the cost of the war in men

. captured in all unites. 3.602.000;

 

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. whether 11111-1111 true't tllort‘ ‘PRACTICAL COLLEGE EDUCATION'

11 1:111'1 ho ('llill‘tzt’d 111111 ll longor

“:lclldclllic and
illlpl.ll 111' :.ll
direction

is ill thc othc'l t‘olullllliu;

‘lllgllcr lcarlll‘m: ill thc world. 11:11: in: t

ignoring ‘1' “hm” “hm .\'ot :11 till :1 "hll' inert. collcgc' or o-l’

tllc ll\lllil tt'pc, but :1 sort oi gl'udllntt I
school for husieuss tl'uiillg, optn only
to sttltlcnla who hulc colllph tttl tu-nI
it.

years of study in college. Thus

Witi'uvoldcd, ““d 3"" the W” puts llllslll9‘18‘~f0nn(’l‘iy ao dt‘flpisotlI
"" -l11 «cholul'avml about the 11111111: plllllc
39mm? ”19 intent 1“" ”‘e'fiof atholnrahip :11: cuttinccring. nlctlil
Many and “15"!“ can be 1',luc the lllillixlly 11nd ollzcl profcs

1111115.:
The illétl'llclioll will includo sllill'
slllijccts: :19 accounting, finance 111111111-
fartul'irlg, real cstllte, insurance, for .
111' and:

other

eitzll tl'ado, the work of consul

And in all

persistent breakers oflI learning to do things ill 11 11101 llanlcul 111 work: hops;
dwand they have 111:; w.ay as a boy or girl Icarus to pound l 1111111 11011 rd lll lnillca or
"their enemies of tlmt£u typew1iler or take dictation or add

and spell correctly. The thing coll-
telnplated is the training of the stud-
ent's mind to grunt) the principles and:
do the work 0! buaness institutions on 3
be big, modern scale. I

The college aims to take the place
of the much vaunted. but now less
trusted, “school of experience." It
Wants Ito turn out men fitted, utter a
little knocking about, to become busi-
ness leaders and captains of industry,
just as it turns out in other depart-
ment students fitted to teach Latin or
analyse ore or build a skyscraper or
survey a railroad.

And 8111!“: big college's will'cdi'ne to
it before long, as they 9681119 1111'
business‘is 11111 an honorable and re-
quires just as much trainingand as‘

much brains as human activities or: ,

dinarlly thought of as more “intellect
tool." ‘ .
ms WAR nuance.

One or the moat trustworthy esti-

and money. up to the end of 1915,
gives these grand totals: .
Muller of men killed. Wounded or

.0011 or the war in current expenses,

 

nlensely popular by riding the requira
ed ninety miles himself, and doing it c

perhaps by the example of two presi-

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exercise; and that the long horsebackI
'cd‘l 9.000000 six-inch flasks from

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a modern general doesn 1 ride 11 horse.

associatt's‘

go to pieces ill a ninef
battles,
l
'ol lculslulioll 11 lliclt :U‘t‘ (timed to Deb

111'} Social Scl'lit'c 1‘1 cal: acrvicc.

,I tllol'ity over

cede cm renames: min

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tria Hungary, greater than that

Spain, Holland, Switzerland and For ,
, tugal together.

The known dead amount to 1.720.000. '
(irons of thousands
great lroquoi's theatre disaster

entire population of Chicago wiped,
out by some great catastrophe.

11 $88,000,000.
now, but that's quite enough.

It's more than
It's '

1““1‘ convict 1111101301“ 11 cannot
Sunnict made goods

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THE adorn 111111111111.h- EVENING 1112111111311;

0.1 5.1011 on industrial deletions, thosel‘
m than live years ago was still the may my a, great a out of Belgium? “‘1“: “i“ be pushed me prowbly m-

10111111 labor. A state may regulate its
baa

another state. The Boolier—liughes ball,

A picturesque practice in the United T0 t116545 should be added perhaps hun: i as it was known at the last wanton,
registered no;: nos noticed the house tour limes.A‘"1Ie 10111 the
the ‘annual test ride' prescribed for ,‘missing" imagine “We“ of the “val ago It 11.“, lat-amply reponcd millad communicated with the counsel
thei the senate connmttee, but never 1511111113011 one side.

to a vote.
"‘1 be new bill

emphasis on the need 101 a federal

coming in 11'0an

will provide for 11‘
,Icolmnissioner of prisons, in whose 01“th there was a man on the panel
The “I" “05‘ of [be “'3' has “flag'gdiratcd in the announcement made by .1101“ the WW“
l”at?L‘.'1'tail'111all Frank P. Walsh, who laid occurred. Judge (lager :.aid this was

 

Codi: CaliII Jury.

The jury “as called in and Judge
tiager addlessed them. He said he
regretted having to take the course
was about to, but under the cir-
'1'unlstallccs it was necessary. He also
Jlegretted having to name the juror.
1111111 Mr. Weaeeis

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1' Judge (lager went on to say that
$.11. Wtsscls had luformed counsel

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nothing in itself. There was no rea-

 

'about an times as much as 511”“; 331.5111»; or. if necessary, a constitutional :.on for disqualification on that ac- , 0%:
flies and “agefi paid by all the manuiamendment limi'lng the power of the count. Mr.\1I€1~s(-ls had acted hon l.
Afacturing industries in the l.=ultedlwuns to declare laws untonstitution "ell? 0111'- 1uig111 almost say, he had ‘1'.
_ till; for an act prohibiting interstate “0911100110118“-
States. .I.:llipnlent of armed guards, machine The. court read the jurors’ oath
“’8 can't 3135p I“ 0‘ cow‘s" But‘ Mills and other sixmlar weapons ex. \1hlt‘h swears it juror not 10 com-

we can grasp the fact that

life and

wealth are being wasted in such quail Ilor an act tequiring the own-1.11 trade ”19 Juri-
'COIllllllfiSiOfl to consider as 111111111 com- 0'1 had been “mama unwittingly, 1!

'tities that it will take decades and
perhaps generations to replace them.
IAlld by contrast with the exhaustion
ttllat Europe is incurring. we can an fl
preciate our own blessings bctter. I
-..—w.

The British government has order-

 

West \lruilua glass factory. And just
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11 hell we uupposed England was going'

dry!
"W“~
SOCIAL WELFARE BILLS ADVO-
CATED.

Tuberculosis and Im
migrant Protection Demand Atten-
tlon. 1
‘l‘ho l‘nlpol'tnllt'c 1n tillllit'tllull with
‘lll't'uill‘t’dllt‘.¢t~" of 11 number of pit-tea

:- l' tho nation‘s 11111111111111 111111 1111 lllI

L‘ei‘l' llcroh statue of :1 lllilllttl'y tonqucrol' tntc its profit .34 along both (ommer;
”5‘15"“ may gnothe Ull‘led' coated in :1 touring cur llc' 1111's

nut and social linen and wllitll are to

lbv' allhllllltcd to congress: lilting wltll‘
‘ll't' plans to: lllcl'tnacd :lllnnnlcllt is;

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'1llipllusizc1l ll1' tlrahulll itonlcul Tay-
it: in 11 stultounl 1111:1111] b) the 3111' '

Millions l‘or tltfcnsc bllt not out-t
atllcd to Hill' tltc nation to Militant-11‘!
'l’nllol'.

7.111' ".1 question which con'

1 : a c tlol lfl at
film nation 111: a catapult 11l11n1' ”NW,” 1110119“ “ ~11 hool r11rbll.~illcssI" out»: onuns it: til min l 1 101:

bit millions for 1lcl'1'n~'c to thc social;
111- ‘Ilillll‘ of the llnlloll' 11 pcoplc. Surely
Ell: o tollntllt 1 of lulllopc 111111: 1111110 to
l‘t‘allit‘ that in dqulpplliu tltonllmlvcrIl
(11' 11' :'ll the Wcll'ttl'e of their prople
la ht no 111011111 tho lcnsl factor.
l‘ullul'o to Mtlln' curly consitlcrn-l
tion of hills wns 0111‘ of the chief re.l

 

«oils for tho disappointing; results: ill 1'111'1'1' $10,000 for the dumb of 11 buy 11'111 hc mutt-.2111 1110.11.
of four years, killed in April. 1914,

s-totill lt-ulalutlon bcfot'c thc last con
“ihv l‘nlmcr Owt-ll child labor
IIhilI. for illsmlltc pnsst'tl lllc house, but
Ithc obJot-tiou of :l aillplo *lt‘llilltll‘ killt'tl
it ill the uppcl' tllunlber. The am 01111
Ilf‘llllll'l ligll for the bill in now goin" for
walrtl with firm ill the hllntln of thc
‘ll .tlitlllill 1'lliltl lulml‘ cornmltlcc.
Child Labor Bill.

“The bill plollibtta tutors tnte com
mum: of goods ill the production of
.11hicll lhildrcn under l'Ourtcon 'hm'e

“Hts

chlldl on under sixteen.
quarries;
:.lliltll'cn bctwccll foul'tccn 11nd sixteen
'illht‘ wellt‘ed :11 night, or more than
cigllt hours :1 day in factories.
“Another nlcuallrc designed ‘to regu-
into the conditioua uudor which goods
are manufactured through federal au-
illtcl'state commerce in
the hill concerning the products of.
actilltiea with the
gating administration, 1101111111; and so-'
cial hygiene of prisoners .educnt'iohal
lll(’lhOdl-l for their rehabilitation, sys
toms of pardon and parole. ' I 1
“Health measures before the‘ne‘xt
con gross Will include the bill to create
a division of mental hygiene and rural
sanitation in the public health service.
which has considered last year; a bill >

 

to create a commission for the study", »

of tuberculosis and a bill to provide I
federal 1.111111111111111 local tubéreulob'l's'
hospitals. .

Would Combat Tuberculoele.
"The plan for a federal commission

on tub‘érculosls has béen moot-sea by 'I I

four sectional conferences on tuber-AI
culosls and manna-111.1 I’hbltc:
Health Association.
that last year. While 318,000, 000 was i

spent, in the United states for instl- i I

tutional care and treatinent, lees 111111.,
82. 000,000 was spent in the entire prov-I;

ventlv'e campaign. They cite the 111111- .I.

cells a: Dr. Gorgas in eradicating yel‘ »

low fever in Cuba and M80 that it

tuberculosis is attacked similarly- by
the federal: governntene fielnext rde'»:

 

human Will when consigned to .11, military Illunicate with any one regarding the'
energy and actumulated authorities at the state 01111111011, and 0359 0'1 trial,

labor
on-

petition the exploitation 11!

through long hours. low wages.

. sale or inaunitary conditions.

"Sacral other bills modifying the

gimmlgration law are. 13po 11 d to tome
illp. Some of those den i with :1 situation

crouted by the war and lll'midc for

a'lvtting down the bars to inlgian and “I” “mmmid' 1

01111:: refugees who mine to Allltrica
bccause of military conquwt of their
.countlica Another elicit ls txpcctci

ito aloud to all Asiatlcs tlu plcsant of “"5 “(It were He hoped the “"1"

‘ex1luslon law: against (‘hlllmt labor-
is.“

*4 “mums.

MlSllllAl 10111

except a member of
This oath, the court believ—

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1:: true, but none the lean 11011111111.er
this reason his honor considered it
proper to dismiss the jury from forth-t

91' bearing upon the case. llis how;
111' said further that it till" jury:
ll: ought unlthing 11 as wrong it shouldi“

bt- tommulicatcd to the court, which;

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Mr. \k’csscls stood up manlullt‘ and
11111110 an apology for hit: 1111. He
did not rcnlize what the consequences

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would excuse inm.

It turned out from a slud) of the
jury punvi tll.lt tllcl't- \11-rc in rIcalin'
two Ilrltlt'cport 111111 1111111111: lllt‘
twelve. Joint ll. ("illgnn of 1101 Arctic;
:urcut and Isaac l'. ’i‘tll'ney, the well

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THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1915

FRIDAY
SPECIALS

98c BATH MATS :51

Turkish 'Bath Mats, 21x42; BOOT HOSE
colors pink, tan "11d bl 11'.
Friday special a I 0311111211, 11111 and white, double

59¢

10c OUTING FLANNEL

Colored 01111111: Fla‘nnel, light we

....4 .. ,_~~~ ...- 7-

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0”.“0’ 'Io”:”}’:”:

heels and toes.
Friday special, pair

 

"toot”:W?’ at"?

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303.013-

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WOMEN’S SILK

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19¢
CHILDREN’S TAM

and dark. . ' °.
Friday special, per yd. OSHANTER CAPS .
613‘. :ngora wool, black and white. 0:.
'rida 3 91-131,
$2.00 BLANKETS y 1, 8““ 25¢
:1-‘1111 double size bed blankets, ,
tan, grey and white, 1.2 and L ’ .
mun special, pair S 5 $ 50 WOMEN S 1“
$1 49 FLANNELETTE
' GOWNS _ ..
$5.00 afid $6.00 l’llain and fancy colors. Reg 3.
1: or and extra sizes.
BLANKETS Friday special, each ...
lPart wool California Blankets 89¢
all colors.

Friday special, pair 98c

$3.75

12 1-2c PERCALES
100 pieces. All new
and colors.
+"riduy special, yard

stylus

one
17c BABCOCK'S CORY-

POWDER
'l"l"ltl11y special. pt'r can

12¢

 

All colors, plain and pleated.
Friday special, each

$1.39 TEA KETTLES

No. is seamless, white enamel.
h’itluy special. cach

lllvcl'tt'd or upright.
Friday special

SILK GIRDLES

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49¢

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10c WELSBA "
, LOPSIS TALCUM MANTLES CH .g.

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known \\'c.~'t End newstlcnlcr.
’l‘hc incltlcnt crclltctl n comillcrublo

thing quitt- llkc it since lllt‘ building
11:15 put up nearly thil'li' yc‘tlrl‘: ugo.

 

 

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cello about
Nlndt‘d the note to Jud go Bee-'8.
‘lntt‘cr quickly realized that a situation!
had uttddcnlyIpreaelltod itself which'
1111131. be brought to the attention of'{

might. be.
contrary to the law.

They point out. '. .

.lulol' \‘i‘cascls wall wry sorry when
he found out how much tl'otzblc 111-
had 111111111 our :1 mutter of no 11:11
Then: 1.: nothing in 11111
prcvcnt a juror from 11 town in which

luv. to

’l‘llcir prescul ll‘lltll’llt'y“..m rm “Hump h. :1 blown: 11,," (mt-.- '11 now is returned 111111111: on that Kano

1111c. Mr. “caxcla thought it did

”1": l‘ llivcrsltv the largest institution of in tho plotottioll of 511: l'iglttu," ouya‘llt‘ apologized illit‘l‘ Judge an'r ill?"

pushed the jury.
Hu Jury Experience.

'i‘hc curious thing about it is that
I.\ll “'Psliels it: 11 1111111 of; considerable
jury txflt‘l'll‘lltt'.
12:1 tort t‘llcsicl' in Greenwich 111111
is :1 won 111 the highest standing in
‘thul 101111.119 is 11 relation of form-
'1' Mtlyor W1 .irlllifi of this tlty.

The action on trial is 11 111111 to 1'1»

on
Congress direct in an alltmuoblle no
01110111.

1111111251 J oar pll G.

roccaacd yoatortluy uficl'noon. '
Hands Note to Judge Faster.
Yesterday morning when the court
to. open Juror \1' canals
The

the court. Innocent, as the plerOSC‘:

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such communication was:

Judge Gagor was informed and he.

also realized the. gravity of'thc seam ‘owned by Colonel J. E Fletcher. oi
lugly unwitting notion.
rm. would be concentrated all of [mlconaiderdfion Judge Eager decided (of per cent. increase in wages, effective
(““198 of ,nvflti.itlisnliss the jury 1min further consid 1.11111. 3 Between 350 and 800 am-
oration of the. case.

After some. :

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He is ill 1111111110851 111‘

§\'l' innit-d. also 11 member 0‘ this club: t

The trial will: commcuccd 'ycatcrdtty.;
lutlgo Alfred B. Beers and Judge Curl;
Foster appcnrctl for 1119‘ defendant, AH
Shapiro 1111' thci
111111111111. A conkldcruble part of 11m?
cridcnco had been put. in when c1lul'l;fl!~'h preserve lo the Pennington river,

;1:o placed that.
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TROUT SCALE LADDERS:
CHEWS TOBACCO.
Connecticut Tales of Land and Brook,
issued by Kane a Stone.
(Ni-w York Tribune.) ,
ovntlc. rampant, l'etltlcr, MIKE F
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.l’ fittmc of \‘ instcd or Noe oi tidy-t
1illc. or Baron Munchauscn? Wclm
f.\lr. Knm- is like unto them. Linton:
to him. i

‘Qétnml‘ord, Conn, Jan. («John 11.!
t‘rontpltolt 11M M'oired 11 bitch" white» in

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for 1011 hunt you know lulu? Evcrhcnr I

unlit-11‘ (1011' from George D. Duck, 0!;
Nlt'iruluclt, and has alitictl it to H11" 0
:tnlc 1111111111 .11 Madison. The titer 1‘

was brought 11p in hand. or, rather, by l
boltlc, and in almost llulllzln ill the"
For the young:
buck rooms for tobacco.’

Now we will him from 31128101111 ht“

"\l'iuatcd. (‘onn.. Jan. 4.~'l‘roul
climb miniature 11111119111 on the estate
of Thomas A. Howell in West Hart-
Iunll. The little ladders are placed at
points along a brook loading from the

 

 

a noted trout stream. The laddara‘aro
the waters tumble
and when the brook ll'
not frozen over trout from the Far-i
‘mington delight in running up the lad
dcrs into the Howell fish preserve."

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WOOLEN WORKERS WAGES
RAISED.
CENTRAL VILLAGE, 001111., Jan. 6.

 

 

'A-Nollccs posted today at the plant “

of the Plainfield Woolen Company,

l’rm'idenee. 8.1.. announced a five

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ployos are directed.

Minute-t

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know we will add your na me to

convinced that there is a dijfirence.

E CAN DELIV;
ER COAL at

year the same as the“

sunlmcr months. It is

not eiposed to the
weather and screens au-
tomatically before it ell-I
Our

large army of trade are

1ch the wagon.

Try a ton and we

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WATER STREET; SO_UTIH NORWALK.

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