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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 27, 1918 · page 5

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+33 Duesl‘r‘Nhee. better known pos-
dbly as the'Pshoe oi the Doses, is
eious work begun in the Middle

es and finished in the XV century.
woo not only 'the ruidence 'oi «the
but was also the meetinaphre

Lil: Great Council of the Republic of
e. It cites the impression of lot-
in'nnense might at slight sup-
The portieos. an! the s
are maid .by high. ‘hre
occupying a space equal to ~the
rts and out by very few windows.
de. the walls were covered with

., .hytheaneatll-etlu
lie-hilltoftihnT-vd‘WIai

sr it'rnsaonres 210 feet in
‘flfitihwdttth,nndfl~hWIt-+

NMOLtheullsudeetl- study

there been taken my. along with
:pintlms on thewills at fie other
Woe the hall “threat
was :"themmjflnut
tam

raw oepurv patsoN wanoeN

anrronn, Aug. 27.4% new
puty Warden of

etc Prison lat Wethersiield. (Tier!
ee 1‘ Parker. canes to Connecticut
in the United States Penitentiary»
Leavenworth Kansas. He‘was av;
tinted today by Warden Charles C -
cClatIxth

Mr. Parker takes the place of former.
epnty Warden Cari Lewis. who re
sued to accept the superlntendency
a factory in Frankiort,"Ky.
Deputy .Wnrdon 'Parher began bier

that he had not noted their absence.

the Connecticut .

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Wandering one day through the empty
bill with their barren bricks and the
bare beams of the roof, in the company
of at old Vendian historian, I was sur-
prindteo heariitimtdeserihe tone the
pledge and the history they depicted
oi mvslrhattles. sieges of cities, or the
Apotheose of Venice by Viennese just
as it the convenes we still there!’
The pictures were so a part of his life

When all die sentences had been
ulsen {mm the wnils, the stairway of
ihe Ginnts. the Itatues sol! bronze walls

of and. the marble groups of the is:
glow .the mummies “tried
out how to strengthen the False
in vluuotttlte (Eager that the shock of
an occlusion fist crumble those old
arches and columns. supporting as they
do. such In enormous mass.

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sixteenth of an inch of me arch, so as
to ‘fortify without displacing the mass.
To prevent the new masonry from spoilj
ing the i'beautiftll old ”patine" oi the
marbleyoilmapervwas planed in the space
between. “Such a woflt'could not have
been better done. The stairway o! the
Giants is a wonderful work by home:
handosmteddn the XV century. II
gets its name'from two statues: "More”
‘fNeptune” by Sansovino, placed at.
litezhaad'oi Jhe stairw.

There ts a poor painting, the prints of'
which are very common which repre-
sents the Doge Marine Falier in theact

of disusg sauna! tier this notoriousi
crime of treason .qiimt‘the Republic;
Murmtisidnttthehejlarino Feller.

' Mend-Mount.” and s halfI

before the staioway was built. There
another stain-0y tot need, but i
was at a diflerent put nfilhe- oourtyar

”“1”“th mmmwenm with If the painting is badpin execution his-.

todally it is was.

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son work in 1904. He has held no 5
in the [own Reiormntory. tfiel
rth Dakota State Prison and thei
raiPrisons. has tour children.‘
in“ boysue a sifl,.the oidest‘boyt
slag intcamp and expecting to in!
t overseas this tall. He was horn!
Joua-nldeerved an apprenticeship: ,
‘aoa .printsr. ‘
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ePETlaTiONB IN tBANKRURTGY

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Ametltion and aclmdulcn in bank-
may were tiled in the United States!
nrt yesterday by Morris Ileeser an‘d
ilip Beham, dry goods Jabbers. do-

ng business at No.1053 East Main
treei,.Brldgeport. Liabilities of 82.-
84.68 and assets of $700 were claimed

t of 'the 'creditaore 'nre New 'York

ygoods dealers.

Melvin 'I_‘ Reynolds and Austin Sim-

as of the. firm of Simkina and Rey

olds, Waterbury, also flied a.petitlen
schedules. Thetliahilitiea aregiv-
to at $5,667.77 Minnesotanst 42...!

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um mtg-“4-5 now-,tza—nr

r

00. The creditors are mostly Water
turytbnsinessénen- and the claim an.
or small amounts

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Admittedwuterday —- Dominick Sel-
”tore. mm «oven-e; Charlotte
catamarans“: am; 'John Parnell.

n4 Ely avenue.
zntscamsd tar—momma Tod-y.

re, Jsexinxtou avenue. W

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- our use '
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In “tilts so Lua'Production. “baghud Rudx," at the Regent Then!“

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