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their tragic or comic, but always viv-
idly human roles, so long as the beans
Ishafl that. ‘ .
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COAL WAGES AND PRICES.
Pennsylvania coal operators say that
if they should grant the wage increase
lot“ 20 per cent. asked for by the min-L

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THE SOUTH, “ORV” didn't see anything wrong about it—
lhnt he wasn‘t working for money,
“mm SE ‘flm ‘anyhow, but was merely mending his
ESTABLISHED BY . But the relentless magis—
JAMES GOLDEN :trate lined him $10, declaring, "You
W have no more right to mend your own
E L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, shoes on Sunday than i have to build
~ PROPRIETORS Amy house oil the Sabbath."
W f in most parts of the country we have
lfl‘HURSbAY. FEB. 10, X916 .got away from the old "blue laws,"

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cents in the cost of every ton of hard ‘
t , -. . . ‘
Land put a more liberal, humane coti- coal, and that this cost would all haiel

to be passed on to the consumers, to.
the tune of $23,000,000 more a year. ‘

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‘ ' ~* Estruction on the duty of Sunday otr
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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H. h .dTOMORRO_“6I l \it'vv that "The Sabbath was made for
egg riiscéésr :étxsng'QOOZ p. m. . mun. and not titan for the Sabbath."

@— '“‘m “M" i would forbid u nizm to mend his own
EVENING ‘SENTINEL TELE'J >ll0t‘5 on Sunday. And those that dot for the mm?” “90811)? 50 cents a ton
g: I I PIEONE CALLS I l when it reached the consumer. Later
wditorial cams—92.
business Office—93.

orwalk Branch Oifice~t388.

itor's Residence—i 22 5- 3.

.‘ity Editor's Residence-77524,
Business Manager‘s ReSidence—

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iul of such estimates. In a former set-

t‘ertttinly iew touimunitics in Anterictit
tlemeni, an increase of 13 cents a ton

 

 

50 are inconsistent if they don‘t also}

when the state imposed a tax on an-
on her own waist, or n milliner to put I thraclte, the operators added the tax
it ribbon on her own hat. or a carpen-l to their selling price, collected it from

leaky roof :the public, then had the law declared

the dust off unconstitutional and kept the money.
I The public is probably willing

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l’ublisher‘s Residence—890. , . . '

.; - _._._, _._____... An odd ”1mg about this Xv“. Yorkj contribute towatd raisins: the miners
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(use is tho: it Mike iioruno had been.

uasouic DIRECTORY. .

’a saloon keeper instead of it shoemttkfi

forbid a drtssitiuker to sew a button

lter to nail a shingle on his
or it housekeeper to “Hit”
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wages. but it naturally wants to know
whether there is to be any li0t‘us-pocu'<

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PRO“ IUTI LATION.

DOGS SAVED WATSON‘S BODY

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Friday
SPECIALS

Wonderful opportunities to reap extraordinary
savings on standard quality.

igc MADRAS

.. WAISTING (White)
Yard wide l’ekin stripe for
boy's waists, short waists,
house dresses, pajamas, etc.
Friday special, per yard

10¢

$83.00 LINEN NAPKINS
18x18. All pure Scotch linen.
Neat designs.

Friday special, per dozen

$1.49
t2 i-2c SWISS
CURTAIN MUSLIM
Full 36 inches wide. Full line
of patterns.
Friday special, per yard
7 esc-
COCOA DOOR MATS
16124, heavy pile. strong and
durable.
Friday Special, each
$1.50 WOMEN'S
FLANNELETTE

$2.00 ENGLISH
LONGCLO'PH
12 yard pieces. Fine. even
thread, chatnols soft finish for
women's and misses wear.
Friday special, per piece

$1.49

$2.00 BED PlLLOWS
Good pillows. Regular size,
22x28. bet ticking. goose tea»

39c-

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out won Lodge No 108 F and A M l”. he would probably have been pct-V “ " " in L titer tilled NIGHT GOWNS
. ' ‘ ‘t: l'i't ‘ 'tt’ Std."' - _. _,.. ., . . _ _
Meets iti Masonic 'Bullding, South ”l" ”1 val H \M l m” U“ ”I M 1 Columbia l‘niverwit). in New York. (”AS DAY WATSON JR. \ WH LID- K . £25 4 film” 5990181. each $1.49 Plain “01°” and fancy Stripe-r4.
. Main “you, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of without liiutlrttllcc. _ 1 (V, . . ll' ‘1 ‘ , . ‘ _ ' 5 . . ‘ Regular and extra. Sizefl‘
1‘) 1‘ eel-l Hr ling 9‘9“an mum“ \\ licn this little .~i.\—_\'citr-old it as Illt‘) llittl tloiic IQ lllt‘ bodics‘ 75c DRESS Friday Special, each 63¢

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. h onth—«July and August ex- . ' . .
. “c m ‘oii_.‘\nicrit‘.tii citizenship, for the heme-

g son

of l'hnt'lcs R. \Vntxon. thc of thc other Alllt‘rlt‘alls icart-d

LINEN (White)

 

KEY BRAND

«ceded-LN 8 6010““ A“ ““5“" THE HOMING ROOSTER. .
~. _ . . , i . - . .- .. , . , ~ - . . , . Bel llllll dress linen. Alr‘ady
t Masons (‘()I‘(ll£lll_\' invited. Arthur. “mum: pigeons an. “mm” mm fit of immigrant. ibt. League of for it u” mu“. supci‘tntcndclit, who u“. barking and {CTOClOlh (1055.; shrink Yard wide t iHAND CLEANSER

'-‘ r'" " '~" N xll 4 ‘ ..‘. "'1‘ " ;s .. ‘ . . - . ‘ ' . . .
I. Perils. “- M, “3m” 3" “M0 ”a”. as Momma). knows. ham a“ u“ i “is” “"“l ”“""e “mi“ l“ fr“ 2 with scvcutccn othcr .‘\lllt‘l’lt‘ilfl\‘ llic gl't‘uxt'h bticltcd own}. i Friday special. per yard 1 A. no“ preparation that "1"
Sec. classes and lectures for the some ptii'~- . was assassiiitttcd at Santa Ysgtlwly l he dogs rctiiztinctl on guard I 39¢ ' ‘dnlly removes dirt. grease.

it'tillilllvl'illtlt‘ tendency to “come buck",

 

Snose l'.~' extending its :tt'llvitiefi. A .\lcxico marched in tlu- fuiicr'il {0" fi'er't‘il-Yl" him!“ 1i” the re»
\ihile tb-ir ninc lives lu¢t t‘hit'kous ' . . ‘ _ .- -- - ’ 9 $ .00 TABLE CLOTH'S ,1 .
*1 A Stated Convocation of Butlerl " . . . Nutmnui Ann-rteunimtion Committee v‘ortcgt- of lllS father ut l‘.l l‘nm Luc train from thihualiuu rccovuI 5 ‘ ‘ hand? comm“ “0 acid, no
. litre scatter-bruined, il'i't‘hllullsllilt‘ crit ,- l 1 , , .. _ c ,1 ll . l . 1- ,_ f l . .\ -. . About two dozen odd cloths. alkaline Will not injure ti
Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M., will N; 1has been organized to educate imtni- “n 1 1““ {“0 ‘l‘m‘ \m‘ru‘m .l” u M“ “‘5 0 t.“ ‘ mtnmm' \ll pure tine linen 2x214 ids i ' m
held on Tuesday evening. Februaryiters. :iicii rather to straying abroadggmm m our hum 0 1nd mmm soltlicrs lll ltnc sttlutctl him nod llit‘ docs \vcrc toumi whining AFrida-ISpeciai “(lb . - ‘ land‘s. Friday Hptxnal, per
“ ' L ‘g ‘ ‘ them. and bailout.r Dcnitlt' thcir itiztstcr's ’ ' ’ $2.98 ~ ”0* 190

llut‘ .
. . . trons
New iorlt boast oi u rooster llllll oicr-|

Stilt, 1916, at 8 o’clock. lllllill finding their way home

ifwlork-M. E. M. degree. 1
:‘rflel'ruhn'ients as usual. . l'llltmh uli chicken traditions.
“All" R. ’A. Masons cordially and.

ft'atet'nnlly invited to meet with us.
' CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.

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“test: F. 8. Lyon, Sec'y. l
W " roostcr valued zit $230 from Port do...

If such measures had been rid-3
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optctl n few years ago, the war would

lihvc brought its l'fll‘ less trouble.
poultry .
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sltou' lll Madison Sty-lure (llll'tlt‘ll, tutti
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among: iht- birds >liown \ch‘ n prize

Adj. Gen. Cole Tells Of Conference
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At Washington. .

Adjutant (lcncrttl t'ole. of the (‘on ‘

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MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS. |
t “it: crutwi for sliiiilllt‘lil litter the shot

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Dr. W. C. t‘lorcnu, surgeon gciit-ru

vis. '.\'. Y. million lllt' exhibits were he-

‘rnus who rushed up to mutilate school uniform.

“bison had taken tln- dogs body. They wct’v ttikcii to El
with him on his ill—ititcd trip. l'nso, tind git cu our to the suit
\\'licu ltc was shot running to wlicn lic arrivcd from a military
ward tltc riicr tht- (1015‘ followed, “‘lliwl in L‘“ '\l1fii‘lk‘>- Th“ Phil»?
and flit-y gttzirdcd his body. Mexi- togt'uplt of hint shims him in lllx

 

STEEL FOR ARTILLERY. DIOCESAN CONFERENCE.

paint, ink, oil, etc, from the

 

 
 

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Tremendous Pressure the Barrels of Second Annual Episcopal Churches

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... 0':le t'nill‘il StuTF'F’iti‘llil'. “mum" furllllin rooster escaped. Nothing liiorex‘nvctlcut Notional Guard, wlio'hns‘: Big Guns Must Bear. in New Haven, February 21
, “If“ “Mk in (“mum up (.um “ml i‘nn- ‘ “lilh won oi. build (it him “1' was {not retur’ned 1:) lllttrLfttlrtl frtitmc“ titt‘slllt-V Modern high-powered guns could no, The second annual diocesan con- ALENTINES
tuna ‘wbile eitt‘ltliilia.‘ before the un- stvcu up for but. .\lltl tbt-n. tour 3:31”;‘21::lggql'zmé“? :m‘lgow"M built without steel strung eunuch ference on social service will be held V
- j I ,. .\i -dir:tl iitiucutinu “'N‘kr litter. just the other morniutt,‘ -. , ‘ f‘ “ ‘ ‘io resist the enormous pressures to at St. Paul's church, New littven. on .
“1“” COMM.“ 0“ ‘ \\l|t'll linen Monroe in. mt” .r w -nt "f the Nmonm ("mm ofitcers present which they are subjected. Few under- February 22. The full program will A VERY ”"5 ASGORTMENT-
”MN“ I . ' \ . 1 m ”w conference \oicctl any mum-"sittnd how great these. pressures urn-g be as follows: .NO, MAIN ST.

. . . tin cot but-k from the bin NH ‘| dis- excellent I h t tint it would be
. . .~.t pun. u l ‘ ‘ .
6" ““mfinprs' composed oi "pron“ . . a > ., . . . l us‘im. to ("II'I‘V into Wm.” mow, in an article entitled "The Strulns ‘5‘. _ ‘
, . . i'-'l 0“,.“nt 1-H“? “Huh! imlcs. in :t mutter tor “100-- i - . - ‘ ' ‘. . p .. .. , iozio to 10:4», .\lr. (diaries ll.
tilives, of state "W ”-4 .. . , tlcc llcshtctl by (.un Mctul. lie writes.
. On. conjecture. in Mont-ot- int-lines to ' l ,. . .. ‘ . Johnson. superintendent of the re-
h‘nnrtls throttuhout the t'mmlrir -‘ ‘ _ ‘ Tm” ”n. Conllct‘llt‘ul National “hen the tunnels of modem .tttil- { t _ t Ch sllre “The Trc'it-
. .. l' ,l.llit‘tl1)llll()lllllitl ht‘ sini‘lt‘tl to fly homo , . h... . ., l- “ll .1 ,4. . , 1,.. " orma 0” a e ‘ ' ‘ . .
didatt-s who passed lllis shillllilrtlZU . t.uurtl was unanimously in favor of 1) .ttt tutti wt tumult» “t i ll(‘ tucnt of Delinquency .. Offel'lflg a sav'n 0 tom
. lttt w 'tir'cl til it' ~ I ' v' . - - . . .. .- .~ ' g
cmnvhmtiou would be eligible lot the ’ ‘ ' ‘ 0 “ l" ’0“ " ““1 ‘4'“ complete fetlcraltzation, ttttd that 0‘” dillllllallon IOU I‘Mlllt-Hlti '0 the mm.) to “.15, Mr. Schuyler .\ier .
United SW” “mum” WEN“. (‘Ol‘P-fl‘vd the reel of the tlll—‘lllllt't‘ oil through there Were no difficulties in the way nuchnnicitins who h.m- combined to‘ ritt of Stamford. “Tito Church Co-
a. d ‘ mild “m I” required to “a”, an). N'lll‘t‘r hotncsicluwss. \nd as tins of such a step. Gcncrnl Cole said was construct ll. “c must not. liowcvcr. operating with Other Agencies for- .
Y . ' ' ‘ . , _ . ,* . ' . .' V ‘
1‘ . ' . ‘ 1' WW H) mm“ ‘ neighbors s"). ".\'n\\. “hm d” you the sllbiilullCt of his testimony in the loigtt the tneiullutgist, for it in Ohlug‘ Mom Betterment." o . 0
0“!“ “\“lmm‘m” “” " ' itnuu- of mm... gheurinit. As it inattcr of fact. he said. to the astonishing qualities ot tho 11.50 m 13:00, Mr. ll. y Baker,
the. limit sill'ut‘ml would “0 ““SU‘M‘. ‘ _ the Connecticut troops were being nutul that the gun is so well able to. government superintendent of state I .
, _ m”... . Values that are incomparable. Here you will find the

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ill: t‘httcago. urccd ll mcdit-ul r ‘

(‘tn‘vps of “1.000 mt'mbcrs.

:5}! it few years. rillll lir Gorgas. the
ill-tiled States will have an army of .l‘
:ttiil will llt.‘t‘tl ill lcnsii
ills ’

plan is for n nmiouul countess oi incdt- E

million men

10,000 sin-Kenna to tithe (‘tll‘i‘ oi ll.

out to feed his flock, there was old
Mr l‘iirc iloostt-r buck Ironic .ttzniti.
He didn't strut about the yard on
of yore. lie <ttttubletl fwbly. weak
front exposure and luclt of food. llir'»

feet were cullousotl and swollen How"

to ledcrnliuutlon ol' the attito
militia And. in» asserted. with but

1m" 7:30 a. m., holy communion ‘dl St.

almost as fur beyond ordinary coin-

Corner Union
South Norwalk.

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prelicnsion its lll‘t‘ the distances of the Pall” church.
stars or the number of utmost iti u' 9:30 ‘0 9350’ R“‘“ I" 3- B‘flmml“ 0‘

glass of Witter. An attempt to slnto Norwich, “Men's Clubs."

the matter in a form that will nictin 9:50 ‘0 10:10! Re“ John N- 1‘9““
something to the ordinztry mind is "I Waterbury. “The Use or ”‘9 PM"
maul" by at contributor to La Nutttrc Ml“ House m and by the Communi-

ft-w exceptions. u very widespread
disapproval was expressed of the pro:
posed Continental army. Many mt-
liiiti officers, suit! General (‘oltn be-
lieved the (‘ontincntul :trtny won on

 

drilled in the monitor prescribed by
the war tlcpurttnent. nut! in every re-

05. in fit-id tlttiics. camp sanitation and .

HAM LET’S SWORD.

W-‘ilsl ”*0 enormous Hill!!! llu‘ ‘0 the farm agents, "County Farm Agents

detonation of the exuloslve ,anti the country Church."

the proper tooth to be used in (tiller!
’l‘lto surgeon would keep ,

ev-t climates. I
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hilt-i ottn privnte prttctice iii time
peace, but at a moment's notice he
would be ready to (to into the field and I
perform his duttc: without wasting
time in special instruction, as i< u.»- ‘
ally the case. . y

This seems to be a. medical] vuriuiion i
09‘ the “citizenry trained." l
the bogey t‘eurcti by

,j'litilitarism." i

all Americans. consists in having ti lot
of specialists trained to expert scr-

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tide. without any why of itsitttz their 0h-

po‘rt training. Naturally they long fort

~ . tunes any expert workman longs for;

an opportunity to “M“ his skill. Andé
fliey‘reinuin idle. t1 burden iipou thc‘
wrkdrs. ‘llut the new idea seems to,
he to give the kind of military truin‘
ing‘vrhich is available for peace, which .
is thoroughly constructive, and to.
ma the trained mun “back to use his
-‘ m in a peaceful field. He earns his:
fifths, its before. He serves the com-
1Attrnlty all the better for his extra
0t

Hamlet's sword was knocked down
for $0 to n buyer who attended the
first llllt‘llOll stile oi Sotliei‘n and Min ‘
lowc's Hittite costumes and properties
at tht- Filth Avenue galleries in New
York the other day. His bluck cloak
sold tor n dollar more. The tabletsl
on which he writes durinz his tulip;
murder brought $15.

"it‘s like a funeral" one actress who
was

til";
I
had been with the great stars
heard to remark. ilcr companion rose,
tears standing in her eyes. “i can't
stand it any longer" she said, and both
withdrew. . an .
And it must have been. in truth,
rather a sad occasion. Julia Marlowe
has long been known all over the coun-
try for her vivid and poetic imperson-
ations, lter exquisite reading of blank
verse, her thrillingly musical voice,

lhc-r wholesome and delightful person- knew the road contemplated no

tility. R0salind Juliet. Prince

--she did not not thole characters;

. he testified before the committee. that gun, m the case of 0m. field pieces. in ilrown, n. n.

1‘5 3““ “mud" or New London. S‘mhfliut to do so under unfavorable condo; stlitdard Oil Craft qund‘ About

tchange
lllnl, Mary Tudor, Katherine, Beatrice linés.

she was those people. No one who'

spect the rules of the war department; "It is interesllntz to a“. 1m“. some 13:00 to 13:15,. devotional service»
WWW complied with. it WM mom‘s" “KUWS Dllblifilli‘d by L'oinnnintlttnt led by lll'slioli Brewster.
0‘ 1m" tact. General F0“) said. that “ctr-null. At each discllllTL’i‘ of n 12:13 to 1:00. titer. Charles R-
dcun of the Yale School
the Connecticut milltin w“ ready fnrilt’fls than three-tenths of a second the, of Religion. "The Social Appeal of
immediate federalizittlon. ‘0 the Religion." i
_ 1:00, luncheon in St. Paul's parishl
MAY EXTEND TENN-TORY: house (fifty cents charge.) l
Each address will be strictly ttm-‘.

t

Rumor That Shore Line Division May} “The energy developed may bc ptii L ited to “8 appointed time, that file“)!

Reach To Providence. 'at 500,000 footpounds. In other words, mtty b0 opportumtry fo:‘,3glsct:sis;0;id

In rnllroad circles last night thercicnnsidcritig the cannon its at motor, I: the 330300“ rotfnrefic? on the

wns conslderable talk of an extension working during utt exceedingly nliortl"21:31.:l mi:sl:nc\.vxlii:he will be held
ot' the Shore Line division west flflltimc, “'0 may D1810p “5' rating ubout‘ r:ety,,~.‘dfowdp during Lent

far as Providence, it. i. At pmsentl’20,000,000 horsepower. ‘ ‘ h

”19 (“Vi-“0“ includes ”‘9 territory "Not only must the metal be model

from “'9“ “1“?“ ‘0 Waterford. Whm‘lto resist these. strains time after time.

‘prcssurc exceeds twenty tons
«square inch. and the speed of the pro
th'llle lcnving the muzzle is more tintn
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BARGE ON BARTLETT's REEF.

11:32"“23kg;8:(E°n:li(;:e::;c$:lflifiitions. such its the high temperatures H." Mile me Lighthouse.
ever. to the working schedule of meiproduced by the explosives. And "Ot NEW LONDON. Feb. 10.--Standard
train crews. n. C. Oviatt of New ““5 mu“ “‘9 “‘9'“ °‘ “‘0 g‘m “Paton company harem-No. 62. east-bound
Haven who was recently appointed strong as this, but it is the same Withiwhh a 93mm“ and crew of several
superintendent of the Shore Line, de~!that of the shell. The .shell °f Ourimeii on board. loaded With several
1 d in t ni ht that so far its “Peanut-five “1’90"“ “ DIM-9“" “ll'i thousand 88110118 0! gasoline: went
0 am 8 8 ‘mated at seventeen IOW- The “701'k 0ft ashore at half mile west of Bartlett‘s
”‘9 dew“? "it“ takes up “19 M011: Beet light-ship yesterday during the
reaches about twelve tons to the, thick snowstorm.
square inch, and the mount neutron-t. Word was received here this noon
268 at each discharge about two tons; that the barge was on the rocks in it
“In fact, these conditions are real-9 bad position Ind probably bully dam-

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February SALE

buying power of your dollars greater than elsewhnre, and .
our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied assort-
ment to select from. Come in and let us show you the high 1,
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.

 

 
 

 

QUAL/i l' HICH’IJ'T - M578“: L own-r

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ucrouiu. itsvnwl
PATTERNS

F or FEBRUARY

contain many smart Serge Housedmses.

Th' D '
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ful owner them of $295, to be given
thirty-nine lashes on the bare back in.
|bo unforgettable, m in a “m”. a public place and to be branded withl
- . I ithe letter '1‘ on the back of the right
sh::?;no;:w' “30:8“ e ring “Instill. This all happened in Houston
' ‘ . ;in the spring 0! 188.7. The ‘ilrnt‘book

the wonderntl collection need not be!“ m records or the legal doing: of
30 melancholy M"“' m “wiflarrto county is u yellowed and old
”burnout! lammpbranhdudnz. The first matter written in it

though the M W cm uni- I summon! aim-d by Btmfiouhton
lam authority for the count it an-

annulment!ttt’o'hzmergst‘htttl‘ttlno.$ oath-theme ed
. : {conduct-rotting in his llt- i , .. . .Mn N" M‘
, l“ll!lold,tl‘oplhfllfi magnum-m, III I I a“. I'm

a and urn-ted hint for omit- WW
.wm ummeW’t-omatm
' “atmo‘m-Wlm . f .

and p’oeticuatiiuooa o: the drone to
her own, the results were such as to

so many surgeons each year it
con-
album in. the minds of the best phy-
litciuis. ‘ f

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iniufimnvvs FOR adenine. .
in. am la n shoemaker living
maxim our. it out or 0mm
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omnu'ctmmeQ-twummm ton dim.‘

ploy special stools. The use of nickel,
in proportion of 1 per cent. to 2 Perl Ssgflgétgggvanfiillznxdotnt:
, . fit It '

cent gives to steel special dual es {he did “5“th them tow

a“: on ORDER .cHANGETl-l." .the tiling fee. He in tinnitus of
Me interested in Atmriccnit‘u‘lmm' and ""8“" at the “Inuit

nation will he impelled to renewed oc-z Lufoi taunt. "at: m

llt'ily what it b old-Iliad tint in ”mm a...“ I. m

“ill mm mm! d infant- Mini . M

0‘ inn“ h ”J “I‘ll W M" m “.3

ill! ‘ thou-ban “ht“. when. Mm ‘mm “w,

Thom not 5will nut-viva and ”l”?

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Ming. And at any indication A

ih‘filtble. 1.91.. mm." 3"“ “ompelent 10:1"35 eve“ 399111181“ play a part can ever! Adam was the first man. the very ized in quite a remarkable way. Biased. trier am of psalms will hf“? s and in Linen for u Houndms

jet-co. thenceiomh think of that drama with. first to be indicted by a grand jury initias lbsen possible to text in the ma‘l to bc llglttared. The Scott Wrecking . at ‘ . . . . ' . . ........ _ ' . '

Dr t‘xortza't pt-ut aims to eliminate out seeing and hearing Julia Mai-10“ Houston. His name. to be more sue-10mm shop the pieces of a battery; Company have sent for the tug Tango moon“? ”MM M “mm "9:3 2" E

the; ;.: ‘ ‘_ .i . When in tbel am. days she joined ciilc, was James Adam. The chargelthat has tired several thousand shotsi “(1 Will attempt to save-..” bust: 3% “NW“ mu i “J“ ”'5‘ “MI
mounting which was, responsible [ ith in f ' t .11 l was that he stole, the indictment lar-innd to show that they have suffered. late today. 3 32:33 3.1:.” zil'illngalm gilt 1‘1:
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