Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 30, 1917 · page 5

 
 
 
 

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TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1911

I FRENCH CONTINUE EF-ifree the Italians who are still liv-
FORTS T0 REGAIN, ing under Austrian tyranny." said
GROUND LOST AT HILLlFrancesco Ruffini, Minister of
3°" VERDUN. . Public Instruction in Italy, in a

. statement to The Associated

(Continued from First Page.) Press. in regard to President Wil-
. '” “ son’s address to the. Senate. "Part

Norwegian steamer Argo, 1,261 of the president’s message, re-

'tons, has been blown up and that garding the possibility of seeking

‘mug of her crew are reported lost. 2 guarantees for future peace;- is

jThe Norwegian steamer Fulton, supported in its fundamental

i 1,030 tons, has also been sunk. ideas by the Enterite. which hits

.‘ A telegram today from Bergenmo‘te set forth the same 'aspira-

'reports the sinking of the NorJtions for a stable settlement in

weglan steamShio Hallbjoerg. Europe.

{Her crew was saved. “Naturally the articular wa

i The Hallbjoerg, 2,587 tons, was in which Mr. Wilsgn proposes ti

'last reported on her departure safeguard the peace in the future

requires discussion. Such a dis-

from New York on Nov. 23 for
cussion. however. is pmature at

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An increase in the number Ofllhls time for us since, as the mem-
prisoners taken by the Russiansident himself admits, an indispen-
in last. Saturday's battle in the'sable preliminarv to a future un-
lacobeni region on the northernlderstanding is that the present
end of the Romanian front. islwar must first be ended. /
announced by the Russian War. “For us—actors not
Office todav. Twelva machinc'tors—this prelimihary is of the
guns and four trenth mortarslgreatest interest. Therefore it is
were captured in addition to aiesst‘ntial to. see whether our war
tntal nf 1.1:8 officers and fuelljaims, which involve such sacri-
from the Austro-Gfr'rnan forces. :ficcs for us, are in (ifillfllClleth
.No important mllltarv_ Opera-gthose essential conditions indi-
tlonsdou an; of the fronts are r81 cated by President Wilson as
porte in t e statement lnecess '

A delegation 0f Suffragetteslthe finally“ safeguard peace m

camped out on the doorstep of: “The aims of Italv are indir-
Premier Lloyd-George‘s 0ffi"l"l:l’)t‘n§able condition: of peace Mr
residence in Downina street this;Wilson Cited as an example of
iinomlng. declaring they would what was needed the reconstruc-
;remam there until the. premier. tion of Poland. adding that it was
. 'replied to a rennest that he rePnecessaiv tn have 'inviolable‘se—
Harris & Ganh 1ceive the deleoation. unity of life. of worship and of

i : As the weather. grew. .colder‘industrial and social development’
ithev accepted an inVitatlon cantor all peonles who have lived
tended by the brewer's secretary heretofore ‘under the power of
gto watt 'nsnde the housfl. governments devoted to. a faith
: Oulet has prevailed durincr the and purpose. hostile to their own‘
past tVitt‘jltv-fonr hours all along y The president also said the world
’the Russian and Rumanian fronts lean he at peace ‘only if its life is

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forccast tor Norwalk and vicinity:. be ”m _.
,t ' Ger an War Office _an {table-and there can be no sta-i

Generally fair and colder tonight “l‘d'nouncrd todav ' 'l' .
v ~ - ' .' , . . “ 1t where the W! L ' _
“ edncsday. The disturbance “me“! A Constantinople dislli‘tth t0 lionywliere there isuno: igarlifiliilil
,was ccntral over the Lakc region ycs-i‘ Renter's says that the Turkish itv Inf snirit and a serce of ius
lerdzly liicrnizlg i: now passing out the Parliament on the recommenda l . ‘3 '
' ‘ ‘ ‘ . tic . n d .

St. Lawrence Vallcy. ' c f free 0m and 0‘ ”Em- Italv
unsettled weather, with rain or sno\\',lallv adopted the Gregorian calen- l _ _

to _
during the last 24 hoursfin the eastern .- dar. i trizrtii'gghtfiyairlbvllnghzut the A'us
portion of the Lake region and alongl The Mohammedan calendartl the 1tlainincnt ofgcomxhlxaruhlirats
the Atlantic coast from North (‘aro- ‘ Usgd up to the present in Turkev 1 Th" _ . ' . _ .

‘ . l 's .

lino to Maine. 5 lustlfied historical y and
area of high pressure, which is pro- moon and consisted of a year of act because Ital
ducing pleasant wcotller with IOWN'ltWt-‘lvc lunar- mOnths. to live‘bv the rz’c f th ..
temperatures. A \vclldel‘iuod area otl Emperor Charles of Allstria:- ‘ g t e 0 0 (it's.

l‘ om lo. 3 h I I ' ' '
our 01 i an AYStF‘a" fie ‘1 "13‘5““. “'de ‘Ambassador Gerard its answer in

lina to :8 Vienna dispatch to Pm-

 

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO l for s by W". nf Amsterdam, The ' Traverrack . . ..
, ‘TODAY. _ finnerovr YIN“ the Bulgarian News Ag’enfzayyb ahhouggeihzelr
'l‘i‘lllpcralurc: Low, 57: ll’lfill.'k'"q ”'l 1"" wav home from Ger- The reply is as follows .
pr. cloudy. ma" HfiadnuarlFrs' where he had “The steamer was stopped by a

. attended the: birthday celebration

,Gcrman submarine on Nov. 16

. . . , mer in thr- )0 .
.founded "1 Berlin called “Amerl-‘The ship was~ then searcheii :ltisrl
'l‘lw regular nit-lily drill of lhci‘ié‘n C°.”¢§?°‘I‘d’€“°e for Reliable sunk as n hostile vessel." .
“in be. hold; eportlng“. t “3 an attemptto; The foregoing evidentlv refers
‘prémote a better understandmgio the British Stea‘ncr 'Trcvar-
jbetween the Central Powers [of rack.- reported sunk h at Lloyd‘s
There will be a regular 1,“...l1ng3Eur°Pe and North America.- iShipping announcement of Nov
talus cvoniuu, oi Welcomc Strar-zcrl oAtpart from the telflgriphlc re-; 17 last. The Traverrack was =i

‘ IS W -: ," .
Lodge No. 364, Sons oi St. tlcoi'gc.lp]- ' ne. spapers w” .8 §up lvessel 0f 1098 tons gross, built
. . ~ . .. . .p led Wlth mail contributions - .
ilcullne business “I“ bc transnclcd. , . . . _ , In 1012 and owned in St. Ives.
“ . tdeahng_wrth important political” Russia has added many l‘l'c'w nr.
gcconomlc and art events and liter-j ticles tn her‘list of commodities
aryartlcles. . . l excluded bv her on the ground of
school. Miss Amelia Corcoranandtwo;“832::gerhitngiidlef éfltungl not lfeinrr‘necessities. The new
’ l .i ‘3: ' ' .
ntlur local ladies to his staff of danc-‘L I k t‘? encra ll‘“ of articles reached the United
.6. . q t q- lDankl, °“° 0f the be“ known States Department of Commerce
,. ~ ~__ i . . 1 Kl . \.
i... in. 1110.0! Icommanders 1n the AUStUan.tndav and amona then are moct
——' . r . _ . ‘ . ‘ s l _. u
_Mme All“ .\‘azimova .n "Warlilmy’ irom fieldservrce. Emperor 4 kmdg nf warms exrcc: those {.‘1.
. Bud“ "-8 was t mo Rozehomor- charles has written to Generalirailcd tracks. precious metals

. 1.15, l .a . iDankl regretting that the com-iiewelrv, wallpaper and (been:

r°“' imanders ill-health prevents hisationq 5.4 ”up. deliC'u‘ir‘s ' '
iremaining on active service and? 'Al -, i..- '. i
-. . _ - - . ‘1 . , _ _ . | ‘ read-. t.....P ‘. a {Qkuj‘a‘ 1-1-

.lls. A. B. (I'l'ljflt-ll), of Bu”:tt. av? lappomtmg him captain of the lm-lstrictior: on imports L‘tceot by
lulu: has been visiting at the hciualkinena] bodyguard. The emperor? special Dirmit Z“ RllSSl'llll port"
J‘loipltal twice a day-sumo last Fl‘l' has also accepted the reSignationlbe-raun-nf a freight congestion .3
nay and much credit is being extend- of General Count Beck, who was: Frowh “00 ._1 . ‘2 '_
, . . . .- ., . ._ . x .. p5 ast mgit deliv-
(ll to her for her hilldllELh and work adjutant-general
in: (is inter reter for Mr. and Mrs. ' . - .
. , -. p .. l .Francrs_ eph. _ lllnes at Hill 304, northwest of
(holes hippess,of Burritt avenue, in! General ankl was m com‘lVerdun German Armv Head
. . .iSe 7 t . . . > . . -
[in I c1 of their nelve—year old mand of the Austrian forces onlquartErs announced today, The

q . o.’ the German emperor. ‘1 . ,
, . 1 ast. The crew left upon sxtmal
l A“ ,Amsterdam d‘SP‘lt‘h toiwithout further complications
\ .Reutcrs says that a, new journal-I .- - -
l. . . .vnth the ship. and sa'ltd away
: . stic enterprise has recently been‘ from the stea

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saiziuel 0. Policy has added Miss
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daughter. who was suddenly par: the Lember front at the time Of‘attacks failed of success
:liyzed at her home. Mrs. Ghiotio the]. great Russian drive .in mtg. The Germans last night made
was. called upon and saw-it was Itwas reported that he quarreledlanmher offensive movement in

necessary to call a doctor and later'With Field Marshal von Hmden-‘the region of Hill 304, northwest
the little lot was admitted to the Nor-i burg and :the- followmg year hciof Verdun, attackina a French
\Vulk hospital, where there are hopeslwirs‘ transferred to the Italian trench. The attack e.say's today's
of recovery. The little girl spoke forlfm t and PromOted to COIOneli'FrenCh War ‘Offide announCe-
the first time yesterday. iGeneral. . . ment, was stopped by gunfire
- ‘Italv wrshes once for all_tf'with considerable losses to the
' " ‘ Germans. \ ,
The Portuguese steamer
Fome de Douro, of 1,207 tons. is
reported sunk, Lloyd’s Shipping
Agency announced todaym
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sentatives today on President.
Wilson’s world peace proposals,
Senator _Cumm’ins.‘ Republican.
declared "that to do what, the
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specula-'

ll lias,cuuscd.tion of the government. has form. lmving iaborouglv emerged from.

it is followed by uni q ; . , _ .
was bacd on the changes Of the its Completion W‘“ b' a prooerwtclillillg: a car upon a wager or in a;

4. 1 ,i . leg ov'dcd {nu Will not guillot-

lthmg d tlu penalt pr l c . dun. “S n uivcs a

‘ l ltnrtl, dry. bright.

does not wish race or tor making a rccord_ or for glow: o. hrltrlilcc
‘ illnlll- than wax and

- The German government es-
low pressure is ccnlral this mornmuiha; created the kin of BulEaria’ _ ' y
H E ‘teiday handed to United Statesl is an ulternutivo of a $200

the case of the British steameri

to .Emperorlered {Itch attacks on the Gsrman'

United States House ‘ ”at, Retire-l

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“010“ or murr alu-ad d’f thr- car. and that
; [Aws Io lynch iiglll shall be Stlffit'lriil l0 enable
l [the operator 10 sec objects vvilhin ten
I feel on each ~'idt: of the car and in
i REBUlAIE CAR “WN[RS feet ahead of it. [devious-1nd pus-
' sibly cubscquent—difiicullics in the in
’ " -—————— terpretalion of the section are allayc‘d
by the provision that the commission-
- er of motor vehicles may make rsgu
i . ' . _ . flattens To determine what shall con-
!lo automobiles under his supervrsron, 5mm? "dazzling rays" within me
mentoring “Ch matters from‘ lhe do- meaning of the act—presumably, after
. 0f btate—as cspcrimcnl and observation.
lwas recommended in the gpvcrnors‘ it'or regulation of driving. a bill in
" 955 W’- , . «induced by Mr. Kcliy of Killingly
4‘ Further ”’MHC‘XO“ 0‘ the ““9105" provides that “all au:omobiles shall

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mt?“ 0f glaring,ligh‘3 “p0“ highways. come ii.) a full stop not less than fifty
. '7' Serum; 3 “mil to the loads “lat feel nor more than 25m feet from ev-l
lliiotor "“0“ In“): carry \{D‘m the cry railroad crossing where a railroad
ihlghways of ”I“ btaie. lczosscs a highu’ziv at grade, when!
“ leely l? he Favor-ably Reported. isuch crossing is 'lful protected by
l Legislation of the character some gates or a Harman. and at (-roSsingsv
1marizcd above, it can be said '
’praclical certainty, .\\'l” he reportcd man. at all limos when the fiagman is‘
3by the committee. will severe punish- not “we,“ m. ”H, gates an, not in
{mi-m in the penalties provided; minor ‘ (,ppmHO“... :
=cluinges, say. in the methods of exam» .
‘inations nr would‘be licensees laid ' 3
'down in lllc bills: slight alterations in,
lthe specific restrictions laid on tho Don‘t miss this (.m out this slip:
leniqiiuynlcnt of headlights at night» .1 p) ) ‘ , " ‘ ’
l’l‘he provision for the crcalion of a one 0‘“ h“ ”m“ ’0 “mi“
Icommissioncrship may arousc W‘

THIS AND FIVE CENTS

suns 2835 Shetllcld uvcnuc. Chicago, lll.,;
prolcst, bill. backed by the cxccutivo writing your name and itiltll‘3t‘s clear-
trcr-olnmcinlalion, it is likely that it 1y. You will rcccivc h rcturn a trial

with that are protected by gates or a flag'l

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' ( ': . lll.‘ .2 cc— . . . .

"l," g.” f1 lint: “ by in t 5 com package containing l-olcys lloncy

.ll()ll. it is llll91‘t’:illllg to note that the ‘ ‘ .
on and 'lnr (unwound, for brunt-blah,

zmost comprcllcnsivc legislation
ylllzll subject. as well as on the gcii»'cmlglls. colds and cronp; Folcy
‘cral sul‘jcct of penalties for carclcsl ney Pills, for pain in split,- and lult-k,‘
friam’lhlm bemf i‘lrmd'wrd 1”):de rheumatism, lll’il.‘hl|(‘llt‘, kidney and
nusc clairman o lt‘ mats, )I‘l gcs ‘ . . . r
land rivers oonllnittcc. llcprcscutalive bladder a'hmm" and 1”“: (4:le '
“hill of Sharon, and by licpllllllcnn tic Tablets, ‘1 “'l“’l’f>‘ll‘1" “11d 1130?"
llmadcr chtl, in the scnatc. ouglily cleansing cathartic. cspccially.
(inc of .\ir.‘ \\'aill's bills. falling uu- -, I
;dcr lhc hcad of provision .\‘o. l, as ~ .. -
outlinrd ahovc, lcavcs uncllangcil the,
ipcnally for thc llrst and subsoqucn:
,ofl’czlccs violating any provisions of
Kracclillris 2, 3. l, 5, 7. 5. ll. l2. if) or:
27:, of (.‘haplcr 231 of the public acts|
'of 191.3“ the sections rclating to stat'.‘
llncnts concerning rcglsiralion. trans-E
.fcr of ovvncrsllih. dcalcrs‘. and menu“
.faclurcrs' applications, markers. -
lgranting‘ of licenses, provision for;
‘brakcs, lights. horns. itc.. spot-d. lain.
gpcring with tho cars 1‘) others. public.‘
'lzaragcs, and so forllr»nnd for the.
driver who opcratcs a car under thou
linlluencc of intoxicating liquor or,
ltlrups it tlmnl away with the altcrnh»
glivc pcnally of a linc. For the first
(convictim. Ilic maximum pcnally is
lsixly days in jail and llic minimum
lt-n days: for tho second colivlclion,.
land all anhscqucnt, the minimum scn-l
‘ cncc ls six months, and tho maxi-i ,.
illllllll lvvo ycars~aa in the Hill» act. l . .
’l‘llc Wailt bill, hovvcvcr. loaves ll'i-,l

 
 

 

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cvading rcsponsllilllly. or run lull: a
‘fdlSt‘ statement in a license ppllcu- _,
:lion. in it. no in the 1915 in ' {thereI

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ensitr to usu.
FOR FLOORS CST-3

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lsix mouthu’ Jail sentencmin Amnx-j , I

imum pimalty. for a tirel‘tiffe . nnd‘ » Polishing MOP

.an liltcrnalivc of a $500 flnoi'ilr 11‘ ~11"! 3.4—- .

.irar‘s lmp'isomncnt for siihiicqucni‘ Guaranteed ‘

:‘Ull’l’llst‘ti. For violation of secllou l4, Tn ('ch cn- .. ‘ Pr: ..

of ”W lltlfi lilW-"lllt‘ one ulmcd :lf’f‘ “I‘lhr‘fl‘j'iflffli‘r‘.I'm-'

--.c;linsl "ioy riding" topcraiin: a car' ,,‘,“.‘,‘,,:1').' " - 3* l
l.» :‘v fuzidn ll. ‘

lwithonl lllc permission or the (lWllt'l‘)
: tlw lll‘tlnliy remains the samc»siv
linontlls' minimum scnlcncc, tu'o yours
| maximum. .

I Motor Vehicle Comluissloner.

l The :‘l'clilion ofilhc ofilnn of cum-
.llll3~‘ll"lt‘l' of motor vclilclcs is the
:subiocl of anollicr of liousc Chairman,"
\‘t'aill‘s incasnroswai it is also lhc'
.rnhjccl of a bill lntroduccd in that
lh‘cnatc by St-natm' Kit-ll of Now llrilg
‘1lln. ’I‘Iw main diffcrcucc l)t,‘l\\'L‘\‘ll the;
"up bills is in tho mallcr of salary;
lllr. \\'aitt‘s bill would compcnsalc flit"
Inca colnluissloncr at a rate of $5,000
‘11 your; Senator chtl's would make, _7

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Operators are to be required. under
1 lim proposed legislation. to mnkc writ.“
ltun rc ort of all accidents in which
llllcy arc conccrncd. resulting in per-
,sonal injury or damngc to prnncrty ll‘-.
«moons of Sill. m lllt‘ commissioncr or
illltiltl‘.‘ Vchiclcs within iwcnly-fonr‘
{tum-x aflcr thc occurrcncc of tho liC-.;
lcidont. Failure 10 so report entails
sllspcltsilm of license for three months
'Jand a maximum fine of $100 and
maximum imprisonment of on» montlu:
:or both. may be enforced in addition
a As to Headlights. v.
5 As to "dazzling liglils“v—-whcn thorn
lis insufficient light at night to rcndcr
objects visible for a distance of 100
Meet, tho “rimming" headlights may be
tturned on in full. according to the pro‘
i'visions’ of the house bill; but it i's
talso provided that no “dazzling rays’
.shall he at any time more than three
«and a half feet above the ground on
in level road. at a distance of fifty feet]

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made “too good." We have a
standard of quality and of ac-
curacy which we. would like to
prove to YOU»;—

We manufacture the com-
plete eyeglass in our own fac-
tory and can furnish you with
“BETTEP GLASSES FOR
LESS MONEY than is possi-
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t]ll(\l‘l(‘l"~ that llavc ill-liglltlnl privacy] and \c1 casilv
rcaclicll ll} ally of lllc sturc's [our clcvatwl's.
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’l‘llc row of llic nails, lllt' care and til'\‘~~lllg of lllc hair.
lllc providing til ai‘ccssorics fur \vnnlcll \vlm l'l'tlllll't' them
ill ilrcssing lllc hair.» cach ii; charge of frilh'x \\llll spccial .4;
iii)1lll_\'. .\ll-.l «ll-ll cliccrful Ci'illl‘lt'tlll* {lllt‘lllllill ill\\'£l\'.\l :

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i'lilltlrcn :ll'c llill'llt‘l‘t'll l)_v llltall \\lln iilxx lllL'lll (Hill humus
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Be Sure Your '
Corsets Fit ..

 

lllc llllt'Sl'lllt’ltlt‘ mrsds in all \illlt‘l'lCil arc of no value 1
lo a \\'tll‘l:ll‘: ulllcss tlicv iii llcr. .'- ii I"
.\ll lac skill of tlic ilcrigllcr is \vas‘l *d. all tllc care ‘1' ' A:
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and illrllll“ of tlic Wurlit‘l‘s is of llll valuc- unlcss the iln- .
hilt-d t‘ttjb‘ls actually fit ll‘i \vniiiian \vlln vi'cars tlicm. :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l'uh .\s' corscts lil. all llac Uillt'l‘ .‘tltiri- il-ics not lit, docs .
’ll’nt appcar at its lust. Gounodr tailxn'cn .\llll. is a failure
uvcr ill»llil'-ng curscls. Skirt nl-tzrs lint llilll'f propcrly
c\'cll_i~l.llcl' wrap is uni‘nllll‘.urtnltlc, if t‘lll"1t‘i\’ larc not cor:
l‘cct lll ill. t

.\l‘nl su-«il is null \‘.'Hl'.ll ‘aliilc it» he ~urc that lllcv
do m. - '

But how, be sure? "

\\lrv, by sinlpl) :lcl‘cyling tlt: Inppurlunitv tlic store.
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”ii“ ttll‘st'tlu'uplc :ll'i‘ iilltl's in lu‘ ll‘u>lc<l. ~’

lllt.’_\' have llt't‘ll taught llol'n ll\' lcs'sc'm and cxalnplc
.lllil practicc. '

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lllcy have gonc to sclmul to t‘Hl'M‘llL‘l't‘S of broad 3
ltnl‘mlcily‘c and c.‘;pcrlcncc. l‘rfim ilit‘m, tllcy lnlvc lcarn— '
ml ll'lt' propcr t_vpc of corscts tor llificrcnt \volncll, have ‘
lcarncil how to fit those corsets, have lcnl'nctl what is .
right and what is \vron‘gr in corsclrv. ‘

in so simplc a matter 03' lacing- :1 cur-sci: they can 3 ,, .
givc hclplul hints. lune-thew is mic right WM and several 7
wrong ways to lace a corset. it

'I‘llcy arc ablc. and glad. to fit corsets (lcsigncd for '
spcclal scrvlcc: for wear aitcr surgical operations. for cx— '
amplc. .Tllcll‘ work \vlll suppplcmcnt to advantage that
of your pliysu‘ian. . ,. '

.\ll therrscrvrccs arc will no cxtra‘ charge, illcyarc

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part of the storc scrvicc.

’l‘hcy arc cqually at command, vvhatcvcr corset one - .
prcicrs:——(iossard, Ncnm, Rctlfcrn. and so on. '

‘ .\lakc appointments for your own lllOSl-COIlYClliCnt
timc. . ‘
Second floor.

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