The [deal In. Gilt
ALL PRICES
. DONNELLY’S
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.25 UNDERWEAR i
wor Men. Women and Gilliam:
Eb Wool Fleeced Lined and Rib-l.
field Goods. 1
T]. K. BANKS E
l ' Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. '
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i. It, Simone, of \\'ttnhingtun. a
’Illi‘lllilt‘l‘ oi the States Relations Ser i
1 tit-e. and l. (l. llnvis, Assistant Mann-
.» g: r of the Exit-Mimi Service of thei
£(‘onnot'ticut AL‘l‘it ulttll'ttl ('ttllt'ue Willi
lilti
‘. 1w nrcrant at the atrium) meeting of.
“ lln- l-‘nirfield County Farm Bulletin:
'wlllt'll will lu- held Monday morning.
.and afternoon in tire Norwnllt head}
7 uuut'tere oi‘iln- organization in Wall
street. Both of them-men will uti‘
drcr: the ui‘tcrnofiil session i
it Reduce the (051 at N. y Mkl.
MCKINLEY CAMP OFFICERS
Cinders were elected as follows all.
‘1:th night's annual meeting of McKin-
ley Camp, .\'o 9, U. S. W. \'.: I
‘3: Guttt‘niet'i.
Yearly returns were presented by
1 he oflicers oi‘ the organization, and
plant-t were made for a dance which
will he held under the auupices of the
3.}; Camp, on New Year‘s night, in the
3:, 'l‘own Aesontl-ly Hull, in Wall street.
i. Svec'tt orchcrtra will furnish music. .
—~(‘hv-ztpc~~t niaci- X Y. Mitt
UCKINGHAM W. R. C. ELECTION
The following otiic-u's were l‘lf‘L‘lt‘d,
at yesterday's ml‘t‘iing of Buckingham
5:137 struct-
""1. President - llrs. Ado Byinuton, '
ScniQr \‘icol’rcuitlcnt Kira. Mary
K-elcr. ‘
Junior \'ico--l‘rcsitIt-nt~ lira:
1. Atahwell.
? 'I‘rea:uret'—~Z\ira. Marv W. Pclton.
:vg‘ Secretary—Mrs. Katherine Sher-
.3: Wood. ‘
‘ intanlztin--.\lt‘s. l‘lccthcdient.
Conductor—Airs, Schultoil'.
Guard—Mrs. Citnticld. I
Assistant Conductor—Mrs. Horton. i
Press Correspondent—Mrs, Helen
iddlehrook. '
Musician-Mrs. Morehoulse.
Assistant Guard—Mrs. Decker.
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Miss L. Hines. of Summitt avenue
n-ns admitted yesterday. i
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For Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis i
and General System Builder. '
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Senior \'i\t‘i'otulunntii-r vi‘nt'i Bins?
‘3 luau. ‘
Junior Viit'-('ttittll‘.tililt*“ Anthony
(lhiotto. ‘
"‘ Officer of liII tiny \t'thut' loti-
trey.
(liiicet ot‘ tlu- In) \ut'iony l'ollow-y
' sky.
it: 'l‘rcxnsurcr t'or ttm-v _\t~:trs' vt'hnrlcs
5'2. WV. R. 0., in Red Men‘s Hall, in Main:
' power of state.
ttlon in the interstate (‘otumt‘rcc (‘onr
lmlssiou.
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$75
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No one need be without a Victroia so for at expense is concerned.
But you may not get one it you don’t order in time!
There’s always a big demand at the Christmas season—wand some late-comer.
naturally get left. I,
Don’t you get left. Come in today and pick out the style you with and
We’ll put it aside for delivery on Christmait eve. tom-m- .
The instrument ehown above is the Victrola X, 2575. And besides the various styles of Victmla,
there are Victors from $10 to $100. Easy terms if desired.
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DON N ELLY’S
16' South Main Street
HARTFORD Aurmsr SENT TO
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ITODAY IN WALL ST
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REET.‘ ABNORMAL new or more
tionn of the 19m wheat
crops.
MATS:
"Cotton and whcntutre our export
owns and both face abnormal condi-
littllli. ttpttrt tom the \Vl’ltl we! \hich
it in well for our furtncrn to consider.
" \t the beginning of no»; we had it
‘illllilh‘ or approximately 160,000,000
bushels of whcttt in the granules and
ch-stttors of the l'nitctLSttttm. This
surplus added to our liliti production
of 607,000,000 bushels gives us over
iiiti.0(|0,000 bushels nhovc domes-
tic consumption this your While it
i likely that we will begin our 1917
harvest with empty granules, we mutt
mt forget that the warring nations
have increased their combined when!
men since the beginning of tho wur
almost 20 nor cent. and this year“:
ixntic, tiulf and West lllllit'.
cti il.- lfSt-. :ttltnnciztx liA' nort'J- lo
191', it new reeord l'. S. Stet-l nntl
{llil'Hl shun-s like Crucible and [Ache-t
w; i l‘J Hit‘i'lfi lllltl Republic Iron were
1:1: pit-t-iahlv lunar. [lending and
Sunlilt'l‘ll Itnilwny (‘ouunou and Pfd.
ll ‘t'nzt ll the stroll: rniltl.
\\'.\|.l._ S'l‘iil-Ii‘lix. Noon llctnunti
it . utccits tiu'lntlctl :tiit r the fin-t hull
I" . :im tutn (A‘rr of the foscnoon
tum: :tltnout thn hitthcst in nntny
‘ 1.: who. Sit't‘l, Reading and ottwr it‘lltl‘
‘ ttl'. ti :t point or mort- not! other“
Ert‘ ' .. . l.~l't‘ti Wt‘l't‘ ltlorlol‘att‘ly
Brynn appeared today ltf‘lOI'“ ”‘9 30“" L1li|ls1l:,llvl¥11t.;ql ‘13};11,’(“:¢H1‘“‘.;i:11 n'm‘k,
congressional committee lll\'95”g““ng1lelf‘ll'l‘ (lL‘CllIlil oi ttlinost it: find?
tmnsportntinnu prohicuts und opposed: hut tr-cowriuu lutlf in log ., t‘omicru
ccntrnlizalion of pcht' in the federal ('4 tzlrttl in-ntiu-r, (‘nhfo‘nin l‘ctrolcum
Westinghouse and Continental
came confused and jumped in front.
of his car. Judge J. ll. \Vebb, in prise-1
lull sentence. said unto drivers must?
be made to rcalizc thnt they should:
had become a very great (longer on
had become a very grot dunner on
streets. He said Bermnn was guilty
f wanton negligence.
it) .‘ .m. and cotton
BRYAN OPPOSES FEDERAL
POWER
\‘t'.‘.\‘i:i.\ltiTO.\'. llvt‘. ti.-——\\'illtntn J.
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government in connection with ruil- _ Can 1 t ' 'hl i 112
_ alro gave “.11 to _ . H‘tlfllCl on. ttkcn as o w on, u . .-
rond suggestions for federal incorDOI‘ were‘1rregulztr.y prmsum ”mm“ per cent. of normal although it is 72
ration and the proposal lofieerwn ihe pt'r cent. below that of lost your
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.-—Slii‘p-
pint? shares, munitions and equip-
lllt'ltll' were especially strong during
flw mldaesulon. Atlantic, 6qu and
West Indies. and adding to its new
:l'(’\~l(l with a Rain of seven points
.i'n: (‘lllmn‘Ailli‘l‘lt’mI Sugar and 25
'tr‘tls int‘ Ilt‘tlilcil:-m Slot-l. leliltldy
Si;tit‘~R Sit‘vl und ltnihu were" firm. '
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which was an abnormal your.
L‘The wheat farmers of this coun-
try. taken in it whole. have had it bud
your on the following statistics lull"?!
from tho Crop Reporter lesucd by the
Federal Agricultural Department
show: Tim 1916 wheat crop will
hrine thc !anmM in the. United States
at least $200,000.000 loan than the
1915 cml) and $100,000.000 less than
the 1914 crop. In 1915 we harvest-
ed 59,989,000 acres of wheat yielding
l_0ll,505,000 busheis'for which the
farmer received ”30.302000. In .1916
our acreage was reduced to 50,871,.
railroad commission!
lly lodging greater power of regulm
——Nutive [owls 25c. ll). )1. Y. Mitt.
CAPTAIN CALKINS DYING
BERKELEY, C01,, Dec. 8.~—(antain
Carlos Gilmt‘m Culkins, navigating oili-
cer on Admiral Dewey's flagship. the
Olympia, at Manilltt Bay, is at the‘
901m of death today at his home ham: 000 yielding 607.000.000 bushel? and to
He has been ill for several months.’ “Ma“ -"°‘” Christal” Packages car- i dmc 75 per cent. of the crop huwbecn
Captain Calkins was retired from no lys' is the word, almost the wall. g Emmi; trim flagrant an average price
tlve service about ten years ago. which um 1:03“ng Department is.“ . or . .
_ inow sending daily‘“ throughout the.1 The speculators may hate made
l-TARTFORD STAGE HAND DRIVJ country for even. ”Gamma. no mh
east STRIKE gter how large nor how man, is pre
HARTFOD, Dec. 8.-—-lt was an- paring to meet one of. the greatest
‘nouncad this afternoon that the. stage Christmas rushes in it. history. The
hatids' strike, in progress here more denartment has], mm ‘ set of
than two weeks, had been settled. “helm" for people. “11015 end things
The men are given an increase in wag-‘ through the ma“ at Christmas.
Prepay POSI‘RE‘F fully on all packag.
MAIL PACKAGES EARLY
_Requeet Made to Everybody by the.
Poat~0ttice Department .
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hut not the farmer. The cotton farm.
‘er hat: fared better this year than on
dlnntily. We have turd an unpro-
cedented condition of No short crops
coming together.' Both this year and
last year were elevenhiliion bale
crops while the average cron yield for
little. past five years is 14.000000 bales
land in 1914 we produced more than
16.000.000 bules.__ The world war has
caused no noticeable decrease in cot-
ton acreage in-foreisn “lands. The
Place mime and address of sender yield of foreign cotton has or-the peat
flvn veare‘been‘ running round 8,000,-
and “mm 000 bales pet-'ttnnum.
them securely but do not seal them ‘ “While I! I! the duty at the. ("mm
es.
Address parcels fully and plainly. I
Peck articles carefully.
ito adequately supply the nation's ter-
l 35‘: Size .............. 19C ice and double pay for Sunday Work. ;
‘t uSOC Size ............. , 39c 1 _» ._. 1 VA—
? 4 $1.00. Size ..... ' ......... 79¢; --Pnthfinder Girls» at the Rowaytonl
& r3 ' . . ‘ Ilnptl'st Church will hold a sale of ram.
. "ls”fl-Powellflorpwatton .1 cy articlea rind ice-cream tomorrow on all matter.
‘ - I evening in the church. - t
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, 1 A. Place for Everything » .
13 it and: everything in. its-place." ismanother adage which argues 3
against your fishing your valuables in pigeon holes, bureau
drawem‘ ilna tr’unlt, between mattresses orbehind the clock.
The~$outh Nor-walkaavings Bulimia you. to place .
them. where your are assured of absolute Keafety and privacy
- -in a sate'depotit box in its
tau sealed. articles are subject to post, der, over-productionwould visit upon
rage at the letter rate. . . the hasn‘t! ail" “2::wa $223.1:
t ‘ armors , . _ _'
Mail “fut” earlyt they may be, 3}“ ham such a predicament Th re
marked“ Do not - open until Christ-t HM“ povertyin m centrcottlm an.‘
maul.” iilfty cent when than ll! any condi-
Inem‘e yuluable parcels.
Written inscriptions such ”flier-
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1ry Christm “Happy New You. gmcgl‘g’ “my : .abfimm yield
1 "With Den Wiehcs,‘." and numbers. of 1‘3""?le "id .
1 names or letters {or We otdeo-l
L crlbtlon' one permibslblm additions to
‘fottrtholnu (pomeltpolt) mallt ‘ , .
modern "“161 _ I"t, nonmmar'fieuatnipia dedication... “mt-nu ‘ 1136.11.11 cur
- - 'not, or at pbmfltnotnre. - “or Vim-2; new but!“ Matte-welt beaten. 1.
' tenledliit‘ione subject. to-lotter poets whim ”WWW“ 3‘90”!“
m ' ' ‘irfi't’l-nuitJ-tm‘ on. WSW“
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fabulous some out of wheat thisyenr
tion. thltm’he‘mlifidl The grain:
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. .Iée‘"“m#”w” may». we: so“! «1
rims. r. tat. to Sale.
Business and Professional
Cards, Miscellaneous Add
on this page, Twenty-file Word. or
Lea, 25c. Three Times, so. 1 week
$3.0m Blackface «Cape Double Price.
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FOR SALE—lfi-‘NCH EMT RE}. '
, “‘"“ *" “ t ‘ WANTED-A mum on our.
ordu, tee.- 12-inch, we, mm swim: L" "n" Wk 5" 5 1“Vino: woman tor general work, with
changed 15c. Indestructible cylinder “'"t‘ rat 0““ rout South1mo d boa-d. it il a u
Main street From December 15th A - m an ' R” m "e” “
reach; The. 206- The W h l ‘ 1 _ ‘ p Cafe. d8 3!.
l ' 2 Hartford Place, South Nor- 97 on premm between 2.15 and
3:45 p. n, a John Money no It.‘ -
as at . no— no us on
mit. 1 mm. 31 WAN AT '1‘ III I _
_ school experienced waitress. To}.
TO LIT—NIGEL! mumuttn £33122" °'°“" " "m“ “t ‘h‘
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WANTE.‘
FOR “LI-BECAUSE 0F BUfllvl
-neu owner having left town ole" fine ‘ 'f
home for we All improvements. rout rooms with steam heat for gen
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,Nw‘ mmcmt. Apply to Attorney in :‘mfi- 0-“ cranium. 120 Washing
‘0» Gflgoflr ‘Norvllk. till tome. as n on Street. a St
WANTED-m mm It
and 16 years of age. Apply .I. R: .l.
FOR SALE—PU . INQUIRE‘ T0 LET—6 ROOMS WITH till-1 Cash, Ltd, (.hcstnut street, (18 6|
(l. N. Wilson, 37 Summit avenue, So. provemente “1 20 Cl" “"65" “9 stairsi
Norwnlk. d7 3, Also 6 room cottage. 1 Di Sena Court.‘
‘_____ _ _ inquire .I. Di Sea. 121 Main stmet, or
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FOR SALE~1 MOTOR BOAT 1,9 cntral Hotel. South \orwalk. (17.31! WANTEWOPERATOBS, EXPERI'
it, unto-date motor, 1 motorcycle, 31-, " encad on Singer power machines
most new, 2 violins and other Irticlel HOUSEKEEP‘; Good wages, steady work assuret
to nu'wm‘s ‘0 mention “t rune bu" Royal Manufacturing l,‘o., it?) \Vashiw
WANTED—NIGHT WA'ilYlllIAN.
inquire of Raymond Bros. d“! a
1'0 LET-LIGHT
in: furnished room. electric light, gas
. - ‘ hie location.
vain. P. P Mulroney Second hand “mg-'9' bathroom in “5"“ ton street.
391,1”, :2 ran Zandi street. Tel. ”WW 3 “ml film’i ‘7 3“ , 1 7 .-. _7,__,_ ,-_ 7 7___,
1182-5. “5 3‘1 TO Lgfflnmem v-‘AR.lONi WANTED—POSITION BY MIDDL‘
"—"w ' Hall 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose] used "on“ ”‘9' (”Wk- Wl“ k'39P 11"”
FOR SALE‘F‘RICASBEE RDAST- Inquire on premises. yfor adults or elderly people. Prefer
in; chickens, broilers, ducks, geese E 1_1 7 W“ __ iNorwalk and New Canaan. Rate»
and turkeys, 25c to 35¢ lit. Killfll.‘ T0 LET—COTTAGE. c ROOMSienc”. 51; Comedic“, Mien“... Non
dressed and delivered to order. Fresh part improvomcnt. lawrenoe street, “v.1k.
laid extra. 70:: doz. Sweet Bunsen ci~ South Norwalk. . inquire ll. Jon-lot“ .‘
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def 25¢ git]. Nichols Poultry rum sky. 52 Water street, South Norwalk.: WANTED~ OPERATORS, :FH
(Ledgewood) Pontrd ttvcnue. Norwallt. or 4 Core. avenue. Emit Norwalk. 'ntale, for man's palm Beach coats
do at
_ --; To LET—45 ROOMS WITH ALL
70 SALE-4N UPPER NOR— modern imprm counts at 1:? Taylor
walk. 7 mom louse and lot 300 feet Ave. Inquire at l'nited Grocery (‘0. or
feet deep. Lame gor- R. 0. Raymond.
Icn, citinxrn‘ run, shade and fruit —--—---—~—«—~-——-—-—-——-
tract-I, grapes, etc. Price 82.100. Mort-t TO LET STORE AT 20': EAST
gage-$1,100. can remain. til-o mutLWashlnxion street. inquire at M So.
utter lll‘tllll’l‘l'tlk, iMaln etrect or 'pbono 60.
Ask John T. Haves
'93“ while learning. Samuel Router;
50-62 My street. South lion-n.
Tel. 132203.
WANTED-A few first
class machinists.
Holland Machine Co.
on street, ‘29"
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' nuéiuifis NOTICE.
-Hfl.
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JAIL — . PERIL are H. N. 9095- ‘. , , '132 Waters '
liill'l‘F‘ORJ). Dec. 8' «Aaron “NU NEW YUIIK. Ilec. ll." v(\\‘ull utrcttt. -—~——.- '7 MAIN 51" NORWALK 1 PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGXAG -_. M- 4
hum. of this city. an auto driver, was di’rit‘iut 1"].va 'l'llti tour?» [of nricIcs Over-Production are-tut Dlnoer fol Real Estate—Insurance,“ decorating. pander: supplies: wall We Are Paying the HM
sent to jail for thirty days nud fined .' “L 19‘.” '1'” l. l ' : nu... ”P f K. U. 8. Agriculture, He Dealer". ' ‘ ” m VIP". "9‘04“” 3‘5")?" lowest prion. Prices For All incl; at
a Stb(l\ L.\tilflfl.t inituttotl romt ton LOST. 'lntltnatea cheerfull given 1-,“, oil-
15-“0 in criminal 00“" ‘Odfll'. A few tuition of speculative sentilueni. Guinn * . If ‘00 ‘AI “ma": JUNK
\-_-mtk5-t tit-.o licrmnnht nuto struck and m. \llllfillulllfll proportions were mun-i FORT WORTH‘ 1*»;an ])p(\ s_._ LOST—«STRAYED OR STOIJC‘N'. {fit} lollcilod. To. . e . Telephone or Send p03“! to
killed Mrs. Ethel (‘lnrk of Bond streetfl ““463. ill" ““‘N‘ WW“ lH'lllmliZNl bl‘ “”3” N' ml'flhvr'lumpm "I the M. in one black and white and onei White, 61 1‘2 El! avenue, 1:23 I; EFFRON
. . h 111,011. 1111,1191“... wcwgtmlfi 1" )I.tl‘||§"flii(’:3iltlll of State Farmers' Union (‘0 . v . ' -
d“ 3““ “i“ “b"“v‘ t" W“ " "'°"“-" in. (ii the minim-r, ot‘ltlillnwnlr lllltl Presidents. rercntlr issued a commun- JemY- "0‘“ Dam“ "’ 3° M'H'k'.’ --MONEY FOR CHRIGTMAS 3 ROW“ 5‘ East NW5"
flirt "PW!" “38 “CHM“ “mm" rum spt‘t‘llililr‘fl as ii'llltt‘tl Stun-1; ictttinn directing attention of mm xoury it. Friedman, Tel. 1151. as at . ~.
«laughter. ”0 claimed the woman he lilllllll'l' :llltl lntiuutriul Alcohol . m. be” of the tininn to abnormal conut- W59 ““he“ l’°‘"‘ mm. paper! “a “it:
[junk and notify us. We will N!
teat. Philip p. Muhoney, 52 Van Zant . ml“. "0"”;
istmt. Emit *Norwnlk. Phone 11835 1
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ELECTION NOTICE
oPElwrone on sm'mo MACH-1‘ ARION HALL TM my ”“10". mu
"1"" W ‘1’“. 19‘1““ 1 Newly decanted. in first class confi South Norwalk, Conn.
MEN SHIRT IRONERB. iditlon. Can be rented for bulls, plr-‘ The regular annual meeting of it.
! stockholders of this bank, for th-
1 ties and other occasions. Booking for
Clam, PeaMin next year now open. Tel. 1285.
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election of directors for the ensuing
t year will be held at the Banking
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Cashiet
South Norwalk, Conn. Dec. 8, 1916.
Tor opium Set-vice eutt
FRED H. GANUNG.
Fulton! Director and Embeim
hide. and Residence
Telephone 006
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F°U"°"A' WWW-‘7“ OWNER 1 SANTIAGO. Chile, Dec. 8.-JBI‘
‘may “a“? same by 9'0”“ property . maine Riesco. who was president «I '
tan“ Wm“ *‘Pt‘ni°*~ “NW“ “" “'-i " tho‘lbepublic for the term which ends.
1 ll. Kellie]; Emil NOI‘Walk. f ' 1906, d1“ todn '
- . _ _ ,ihll Takes the Cake in Y
(Sometimes my Ma gets mud at no i TEACHERS GENERALLY GOOD.
FRED H. PONTY :When she wants errands done. ‘ *— "
Palace Theatre Building "CW” 1 dim" like to leave my plat 3‘“ m‘:;’“;wycmr““‘ 5"
pk o ? And think t°° much 0‘ fun. ‘ The annual report of the State Boar!
one 9.9 IBut when she comes not on the porch or Eduction to Governor Holcomb
We with eVCl’yhOdy a very And says so nice to me, 8 will be in the hands of the pram ill-
mw unnerving Day om .. .. 13:5.“'..’.§i.:i$“§i‘§:r°i.l“.? hit:
IIMIOW, and We Will help you im ‘et ”me (“Ike for t“? ; llllt’l't‘fll, and show the. ('urtdllion‘ &
h‘PPY‘ . . 1' all?" 3110“! up in“ 1! quick i cGllllllOR-SClIOOl education in the stat.
Try our superb semce wtth ; Ana pct-lite as can be— 1 and its progress. Seer—curry little in.
Victor Records. ‘i Pr! lore to go to five Monroe lhad valuabl‘e hfgurce tabulated in I
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FRED H. PONTY 7 A“ ‘9‘ 50““ “I“ m ~93» (oinii’S‘Z-lliiirliri5.53.. there are 6.45.
; N M . ‘St S N 11: t Th B B k ipublicttchool teachers in the state. uni ‘
37 - am - 0- 0“" ~ , ' of that. number 2,943 have normal. ‘
w, e anner a cry ‘1 8(3th certificates. in In cases who“
‘ ._3 Tel. 3!? - 5 Ilium-M «rut the applicant int n teacher-ship in nd
i ,-ju graduate of rt normal school. he!
i °°""°"‘"°" ”'3'“ ’ '"i‘r‘iulf’lflirireriifixrrgr 2i 3
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fluctuates Here With change: Itri The Mug! 1:” Cam”; E35: l’ locul borne, I) tint to teacher.“ m"
"£11m Condltlona loom, ° “V - 3"“ “a “’0’ lemployod in any school in the stain.
-1 , \Ited and. filed its certificate withthe; without having her illness undetecta-
Market Chan“ ““3“ the local secretory of‘the state. The capital ll'j demonstrated. Thu“) are 1,?"
9““ 0‘ flour to fluctuate ”“9"” 00 l :1 di mi teachers in private schools, which n.
a tod u rout 'redu m“ “mm" is "’0 d " ° n it ill luo t art noctuat Maoist
on w an m‘. '9" cod: fifty shares of common stock, par vet, 0‘” 9 3 P P '
the price of the commodity as much . . in the public schools there has been
a do“ to 1 11m, 1, 111;. "0 '100- T1“ WWW“ W‘“ “mirth Increase of nearly 15,900 in to-
t a m , “r ° m n: busineu with “.000. , - ‘regisfration during the year. For ti-
““3” l“ W“ in the “New" marl Theflemodlce Cream Compauyoot 1 present this is largely an unmet...
,ket. A reduction of the cache! flour New linen has flied a certificateilm the towns» have not yet NW
Would he a welcomed Christine: sift showing tho'purchue of 300 microfilm.“ figures of registration} but-boo-
ito householders and grocers aid to t it In red‘stock lplcte with,“ will be in bf car; a l.-
“ - ' 0 “m r '. ' wort to egovernor.aoos . . :
any that they looked ‘9’ 8' ”Mimi Try a Sentinel Went Adv. . Theredre thirtydour Supervisor? 9" , .
. "I“ reduction °I from :1?“ “slum“ - - intent! by the state, if“! local “tiltm‘
“Mfr“ on present m" e con’ 8. Om» » , tics employ fifty-eta t. to that t at. 3;}
alih’ougha chense’mirbt come within “MM!" IOTTLEB. . am in all, ninetyci‘wo persons when;
are next forty-eixht hour} that wouttt’ “W’W‘M °r ”Wu"; "°"° duty n is to supervise the militia»
t tit flee Murillo it has been oommdll ln'Euopo "g commie-1‘0. school oystom; . \ .
”" °~p , ., ”9 - , » The bottles Were often on. of am ’ There are 1,433 public echool mm *1“
if" u” WE ‘°""W°"FS- . .mn mum.” malomu-aumz'im tn the-state. In those bulldinm
311100 "10 beginnincof 1‘“ “19 We“ ' . ~ . itnm not“: departments. Dorm .
within his“ ' " steadily. M5! mm” ism“ “l'mum m minus year than: him been infirm
‘deydocal retinitis hm region ' 10*- ?“ EWWW" ““49 0"“. school buildings erected in the. 1 , 5 '
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to ‘ - ‘- e. m a...“ we: inquired/tn thereon-um who'll WW ”meiww “‘
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were unlit-n: m tor. stem iSl' mm of ”rum-.‘hlilhhfifi ”F ”‘7 l!" 1 ' 7 7
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