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the higher grades, where the unusual
inducements to up; have pmbahy
indumd a good man pupils. who ha\ 3
reached the age at fourteen, to remiin
out and accept employment during the‘
Period at high "sel- The smaller
number-will not sleet the author or
necessary teachers. because they are
so distributed as to si-ply out «at
the enrollment oi all disses
The necessary number at mug.
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In loving memory a! I, when, ‘
who died three years today, Sept. 4. i FOR SALE—PONY. BLACK AND
, MYRTLE JONES.Iwhite. beauty. south in has.- and
' ‘saddle. a was: m M' w}
Wm fill. Wilton, Conn. Phone 47-2, Wilton.
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WANTED—T0 Bur A mud“ Mfiw—vw.
route is Norwalk or South NorwaTE.I FOR s“WE-THE HOME on THE
State price and number oi naturism"? William T. Raymond, ‘20 acres
Address 0., care Sentinel (lice. land, 10 "WI-I Mass with all conven-
__!iences. Large m WHO. 1“,.
..wsnr£o —— summonses ON "00“} mement-l and shade trees.
fine seorgette waists to work ”Jumble Raymond W.
home, Good pay and steady work all} FOR L: Di!
. _ Roth‘s Crocke' Sto 9 23 My .“ H EEHOLD FURNI.‘
film? ‘y r ‘ ad 1" litre (private aalo)‘, all week at Wan;
. wick Hotel. second floor. s3 at
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WANTED‘STOCK CLERK NR‘ FOR “LE-SOMECHOIVCE YOUNG
our machine shop. One with extremmkenlo- Single comb White he?
lance "mm my “00!de tolhorns, bred from winners. Storrsu
con-L, sluts comb Rhoda island usual
- " Rey- "' Poultry Farm, Highland are-1
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mm on arts YEAR‘S suntrrcrz.l),ou_ For particulars.
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iNG 0N,.EXPERIENCE ANT, ABILI-.Water, sewer. and gas connections?
'l‘iONAp WU! WILL BE PAID AT40ther places for sale at mice to still
PORT. 84 Hr
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‘apartment on Ann street. Inquire at
periods will probably not be changed.
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To LET-93 Roost HOUSE, 62 :8? $3.5m w. .32, £e§°fiv
Woodward arenas. Beat use per; itor has hoes faithful: painstnhilc‘
month. For patriotism loam at a.‘ in his preparation. pupils and
flee of Old Well Gill-1' (‘0. f “labors have clean. Um W‘
' . lugs in which to begin the year‘s
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work. '
Most or the necessary supplies have.
comeinandweweroabletobagia‘
the work «its tail handed.
ln-' 0f the 110 or more ewes of the
board. who have sin“ contracts to:
It 4‘ the year's employment. I learn or no
- I one who did not report tday for duty.
1'0 LET—Couvmlm 4 noon it seems to the that we am am
under very favorable circumstances
and with bright protocols (or a very
lsuccesalul and uselal'yoar's work. I
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To LIT—82v“ moon I! U i From the present outlook we are so,
with improvements. at 806 Flag 131% ins to be short of substitute teachers
Road. Inquire 300_ mu mu W' in case of sickness among our teach-i
Phone 1114-5. 01‘3-
” a! Under the present rule We pay the
To LET—wwxn . substitute teachers the minimum scale
house, 6 rooms at 41 ngfiwatregf for teachers of that department. l
p." improvements 1" mm t 37'; Since the tenure of substitutes in
Cedar street - q I lum‘ertsin and irrotulor. and the workl
'____________ I is the most dimcuit, the pay should be
. t least at a medium figure.
TO LET—2 LARGE FURNISHED “ . .
rooms, at 38_ Bayview avenue. ‘ l uould “we“ “I“ “I grade “b“
...,. ‘3 3" stllutes be classified gauging to use-i
"' ; t‘ulness into classes as A; that
70 LIT—5 ROOM APARTMENT. those of the former rocelve $3.60 a!
13 High street. inquire 38 Bayview‘ day [or all work done, and those all
avenue. 'i‘el._1251. s3 3t class A receiva $4 a day. '
‘_,_ ..__.... m, Substltutos ll! "lxh 30.00! VOIXI
To LET—A PLEASANT HOUSE.' should receive at least MM) a day.
with every modern improvement. In: Very truly yours.
good locality, six minutes from depot: (i. V. BUCHANAN.
T0 LET—vl'lVE 13.00313, ALL MOD-
ern improvements. tor adults only
Vapor steam heat and hot water iur-l
nlsbed; garage accommodation.
quire No. 1 North avenue.
2 West avenue. South Nos-walk.
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llotflu the idea that the German arms
. ARM-1N TURKEY
’ (than-ass truss III-at Pass)
1: the Caucasus and withers Per-
sia. Ir. Yarrow says. we Germans
could mobilise at least a million my
bad while they are not especially mar
t
. strung
m in Persia and Heaopotamia.
lfl the more remote poaalblflty oi
soils: the enemy thrush Slams.
Who Gm have the Caucasus
,5“ authors Russia," Yarrow contin-l
od.“aadarvpressingonwithallsorts-
which require little or so nails-7
bros. As they go on. they'are (doing
in; up their war prisoners, compatri-g
us. and. under one guise or another,;
usitinsr the mar-med, so as to cooper-l
ate when the time comes. The lio-
ha-nedan races in that region are
are hvinclble. There is ceaseless act—
ivity at German aunts can; than.‘
Ito-sing this view upon them, and if.
eve-ts follow logically as they have,
m, it seems almost certain that
the Allies will have a most dlmculi'
citation to deal with.”
llr. Yarrow described conditions oh i
taining at the time of his departure,:
about the middle of March, as follows: i
All communication to Persia had bceul
1out by the local Tartan. The railroad {
south of Erivan had not been in oper-=
ation or several months. oncers 0:.
lb. kish army were working in-
thia section training the‘Tartars. ‘
The railroad from Tillie to Dubai
wss entirely in the hands at the Tar-
tan and they permitted only an ocean
sionsl train to pass. and that subject
to the most rigid search at stations,
on route. From the traits following!
that on. which the Yarrow partv came
out on. nine non-combatant English-
run were taken at liliisabetopol. and!
although Yarrow remained in Baku;
ten days. they had not been reelaeed. |
‘On the Turkish‘tmat to the west.
there was considerable activity. Alter ;
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ability. Apply NorWalk Tire & RW'Lhred irom heavy {all and winter lay-
lnue. Phone 1086.
PH till we as A WEEK. Disclaim-y FOR SALE—HOUSE, ’ Rooms.
“'POINT IN NORWALK . AN ADnl—lshado' etc. Price ”.400. II I."
“13mm”? SUPPLY C0., WEST-i
, Ask John T. H es
tail of W, Wall and,
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of nterpriaoataad mating moustsl'
s3 all:
lain llncuire 21 Taylor manna. near flaxl sh armrendant 01 Schools. 'tho
WANTED -— EXPERIENCED ICE I" 7 8t" 1' Hill Road. 53 6t: p , liars, the only way out frihllaku was.
. l mm ‘ , Raising the Substitutes Pay. I .- f Tiili ‘ .
men, both m ”‘1 “3°" 81"”: ~v—~ -—-~——»~‘ { The report or the superintendent‘gating”ko""‘h‘m'm bag” and lhlgl
W“, 1“ Cu“ MW“ 54 it: {rater—s RQOMB, warns AND tn... approved by a ltnsnltooua vote, u. £0;qu ~ gem... on
> _‘ AUTO SMLI” :tigeltlchtlgt“;orfvmum 5 Bfldge 3 allt‘l‘ a tllomugb MIWD 01 the b‘ah’ ' the approach 0' Mi.“ "om “no“;
WANTI GIRL FOR GENEK-‘ o ‘ . m s . til 3t. 36:: (:f rilhlslllfl ille‘gly‘ii: the substl-‘Th American muul. swan remain-5
til housework. in saintly 01 two minim. Bray“ W“ 'I’ " u, e“ u," on e , a proposed at! in Tll‘lll sndi‘w to hold on!
No washing. Call at 14131111 street or 0 L37”, 3004MB AT 95 TAY- l by the superintendent. who explained as long as mm” -« l
telephone 510. \ Bil 3t A. MODNE ‘10! avenue. IanJIre Mn. 8. Tamil, 16 “W“- under ”‘9 present ruling, ihelisl ' ‘Q i - '
TT’“'* “. no" “7—2 ,Grove mm or film "53.12. l°f substitute teachers was practically v i
V . ‘ lull. and the purpose of the proposed] .
~ .WANTED-eFURNlSH‘ED HOUSE. 7omm3t Do flow-IR l ‘rsise was to see it the higher emolu‘ l
9'6.” 01‘ little moms, with garage prei-—- " . -l In“? ‘nlcnt would not tempt capable teatcb-i )
,fgigzdij‘figbgu9351 $311 'one‘year..l;l"olr- "" "I ,' ‘3 “a l . era, especially anionic those who were! ' V - ‘- ~ ‘
Pelb M . , . lam . anor .. Flremen I LOST—A STICK PIN, SUNDAY; formerly on the stall. but are now m ”EV;
am anorLN. l. , ’on South Main street. Reward it re_’n\lli'rit‘d, to rcgistcr oh the substitute ~~ j
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WANTED—GOVERNMENT CIVIL; amount for men between the soul
service'examinations Connecticut in'ol eighteen and lortleve years In
September. Government clerk, rail-l I0“ Phyflfll “I‘d““m APP" N- V",
Wily mail, teacher, immigrant inspec‘ N- N- 3 H- R- R- l
tor,- typewriter, research clerk. Sal E. E- R GAN. 3UP". NEW HIV”. 3
u, ”30042300. Experience unnoceD-l M. D. M LLER, Oup't. Wltarbury, ‘
Sill‘y. P‘enx “omen desiring gavel-“fl O. A. MITCHELL..UD.‘., ".momo
ment positions write tor tree partic-
lars. J. C. Leonard (former Civil Ser.‘
vice Examiner), 421 Kenols Building.
Washington. all 8i
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Lounsnunv, mrnhw. ,
SON & 00. are desirous of se- '
turned to ”6 South Main “"“i- 9‘ 3‘: All members or the board present
‘ g’ lli‘t‘llled to hr in favor of the sugxcsg
LosT—ON HICKORY BLUl-‘r tit-n oi the sutu-x-lntendent. but it was
Road to Rotor) Point, _a platinum bar, brt'ugllt out that approval would 1:0-
Pln. set with three diamonds. Reward ccscltate a written application, which
it the finder will return to (‘iithcrine cculo be acted upon at tho next mes-i-
Ii‘srrell, Hickory Bluil. 53 3t ‘ in; but to pass. must be voted cu fa-
-—*-- Ivorubly by a majority‘ of the member-
Loe'r—A'r norox 901x: EVEN-i”‘"l’ 0' "It“ ”031% '
In; of Aug. 27th, gold necklace “phi The application was then urczcntcd
pearl lavsiiier. Finder please leg-,1. at and ovary indication is that it will
Roton Point or call 235 Daricn‘. 53 3: from with favorable action at the nut,
'muting.
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As adopted last winter by the two”
leagues and the National Commission”
the amended rerulaiionu‘ provide that,
each member of the winning ‘club;
shall receive $2.000 as his shafe of:
the world series proceeds, whlic'the;
laser’s individual end will amount to‘
81,4130. The total of these sums wili‘
come from the usual 60 per cent. or:
the gate rcccipts fo’r the first four!
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FOUND—A BUNCH OF KEYS,
which the owner can have bv culling
» ' rouse.”
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curing the services of several
experienced ahoemakera—slso
men without experience. Ex-
_ WANTED —— ROUTE SALESMAN
for retail milk delivery business.“
Good position and salary. Better than
3 Bernard Baruch Heads Junior High. ‘gameg of the series. The new asl
In the report of the committee on .
ng l owever. call for a tum»
schools, Chairman Murray announced “1 cmcn " h t
that Bernard Barush hm, been an or distribution of the balance of this
pointed as master of the Center school 60 per cent. fund among the players.
8% per week to beginner. Must be‘
able to furnish first classireference
and $50 cash security. Address box B.
care Sentinel. I
cellent opportunity for an
EDGE SEITHI
Thepositions open pay good
wages and assure steady em-
ployment. Men paid while
p learning.
WANTED-BOY TO LEARN THE APPLY AT 5 HAva ‘ST.
printing trade. No better time than the’ t . '
present. An excellent opportunity for,r l
ambitious youth. Inquire at the oiltlcei 2° LEAVE FOR\M H'UARY SE'RV'CE-
0‘ the Evening Sentinel. l Twenty young men from this city
g_Iei?t this morning at 9:30 for military
s. GOVERNMENT. “Nice to be imined at Camp Devens.
‘ They Were formally sworn in and giv~
:36 [en their final instructions yesterday
’| afternoon and all reportell in fine
_ . . ___-____ _ ‘ shape this morning" All answered the
roll when called by Hartford S. Weed
swarm NOTICES got the local board. Eleven additional
Stove repairs. All kinds of stoves‘men will leave Friday for Camp Upton.
repaired. Bricks and grates set in on' Thomas A“ Lawlor of 9 Van Zant
short notice. at the lowest prices. listreet, had been added to the “St to.
Roth’s Crockery Store, 23 Ely ave- leave for Camp Devens this morning,
true. 34 no but when he tailed to put in appear-i
,. trace a search was made for him. It.1
‘ptantst with studio in residence. "5 mun“ that the "13“ had 11mm"
wanted to teach popular music. No sell this morning so that he would
investment. Winn school of popular not be forced into service unwillingly.
'musici Great chance for teachers.5
Write at once. Mr. Cliiford F. Sey- TODAY IN WALL STREET
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WANTED —SALESLADY, COATS.‘
suits and millinery. Steadv position.
Apply Mintz's, 92 Washington street:
wastes—u.
wants help immediately. Men, Women.
18 or over. 8100 month. List positions
Dept.
tree. Franklin Institute.
Rochester. N. Y.
mour, 32 Balmforth avenue Danbury. "_"' '
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Conn. Phone 14394. . ’34 3t 10.30 a. 1:134:03; “3‘31; Effig-
United Secret settle. Detective
jo‘pening ottoltay's market, but sawt-c
oped moderate reactionary tendencies
. Bureau, Civil and criminal lnvestiga- before the end of the tint half hour '
as a result of bearish aggressions:
tions. Phone 832-12, Norwalk, Conn. .
‘ ils were again the chief sustaining
’4 ‘t. 3323?. ”many the transcontinen-
l ' p. w rose .1
Raymond. Street a Son, Darien. U. 8, Steel was uncbaalggeogwg‘m'g‘.
Sand. loam, blinding stone and gravel. ill 03811118 Of 5,000 Shores. but soon
Cinders for driveways andsiderwalkti.E giggggafi‘gfngdpgntbefalldmzm
Estimates given on laying meat 9 .roeums were
walks and building foundations, especially strong, Texas Company
also gaining three- n .
horse cart and bottom dampers M a
‘ fol-I Stat—dirt" I] h—un
iurior high. and Mrs. Bertha Rice. a
widow. as a teacher in the some
vol. '
Chairman Ward. of the committee,
_on buildings, reported that all the re-
IM a scheduled on the Owr River and
1Kuudsen school buildings were either
lflhished. or would be completed dur-
ting the present week;
- “r—- ! Authority was granted for this com~
District of Norwalk, as. Probate ' ntitlce to put through repaint to chim-
Court, August 13, A.’l).. 1918. boys on certain schools. undiaiso to
Estate of Mamet é. Ill 11 let the contract for connect ng the
of Norwalk in said di‘t midard. late Winnipsuk school building with the
. . - s r , cccnsed. new water main when completed.
The C0urt of Probate for "'0 013'; Chairman Sharer. oi the finance
trict of Norwalk, lluth limited and committee ,brought up the subject of
allowed six months from the date renewing the insurance pollicies, tthboutl
hereof for the creditors of said its-"0 cxnirei on mm” a year y or 1 rec-
iaté to exhibit their claims for settle. your basis, and was instructed to look
up the rates on each class.
ment. Those who neglect to present. Under the head of unfinished busi-
their accounts,
properly attested,‘ness, attention was called to a nutn-‘
within said time, will be debut-red it her of bills which lgfd llit36.-ttltlu;st'rtrttl-
recover '. - - ‘ in; [or it considers e chair 0 t me,
531d 0 :1 All pelsons indebted to particularly that of Electrical Com.
S a e "9 requested to make 1m‘-.tructor Cullen. for work completed a
mediate payment to ‘
:year and one-half ago. amounting to
FRANK D. LAY'I‘ON, ;$268, and said that ii the board would
Executor-lawn"? the same, that he was sure
' hecouid collect it front the “powers
, that be" at City Hall.
NOTIGE I Approval was given, with a remark
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate from Chairman Rider. that it was a
Court, September 4, A. D., 1913. good scheme to let Mr. Cullen try his
‘ Whereas.- written application has ' land, as, if successful. it might serve
. _ ' the board in procurin'r
been,made to this court for ‘dmm‘s' fiddly ttlgedgd funds to pay other pres;
trntlon of the estate of Eliza Galligan. mg bills.
late or Norwallt, in said district, de- The lack of a smc‘e‘“ ““mb" ”‘1
ceased who died more than ten years typgwflterl for the business depart.
was brought up. and the fact
before the date of said application. mealtltnll of the makes had advanced;
031”“. That said application be about 320 since the first of the month,‘
heard and determined at the Probate was stated, but no definite action woo
once; in Norwalk. on the 11th day taken. .
of September. 1918. at 10 o’clock.i It was voted to allow W3 appoint-
once of one of the more advanced;
for n: and that public notice 11:: among the pupils of the manunii
thaaeot be given to all persons inmr- mining department. M “Skimm- l
ested therein thy bublishing this or- I: Prias Paaehethg‘img: we“
. was ‘ "
do:- in a newspaper fial’fng a circdla~ “mogmmmn 01 a “5.;
lion in said’ district at least five days hot oil .m'mhes. from Super-
betore saidoday of hearing. ' ’
‘intsndent Bachaanu’ Clam. in Vine-
HENRY W. GREGORY. laud. N. 1., was mac);3 appreciated. 0
at the oilice of Raymond Pm ‘.
till "tolls:
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PAINTEhMF-N ‘ first, experienced additional Film tra’ Tobacco 2 1-4 and General Natural, ‘ 1.. ‘ -—r I
O "‘ Pmmotm during “1° morning, but “0' “m" 3 points. Domestic \and foreign “Funerals! W- WM 1
"decorating- painter's supplies; wall other prominent issues had scored
paper. waste styles, lowest pm... substantial advances. American Smelt.-
flétimam cheerfulir Elven. Trial on tng, American Locomotive, Industrial;
tiers soliclted. Tel. 400. Alexander'Aicohol. Mexican Petroleum, Sinclair,
white. til 1.: my avenue. ' on and Vlrgtntacarouni Chomicpl'
were, , the! stocks to resistor-
ruins of 1 tags Mi '
Untonl’ercel Delivery. Edward J.
M: 3!!“ ., ' .
bonda‘ware iteady on reduced deai-' ‘ . > .1 _
i i. The. tuners! of. the late James 3.
Exorcism. use}: ot Wilma: 0. use;
EONDON, via Montreal, Se t. 3.‘““'~ °‘ . . . ,
«The town of Bertincourt, afloat o'clock on W "mu" h“"""‘
midway between Bapalime and. ,1!“ WW
been taken A”; “I'M
W118. t°
msuxrwilitake placenta“
oi the three clubs which finish the.
pennant race of both leag’u'es reaped:
lively. second, tlfird lmd fourth. 9,
After the money apportioned to the
players of the two competing teams
has been’deducted from the orislntti'
60 per cent, the residue will be di-,
vided upon the following basis: To;
the players 0! the National and Amer-'
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loan league clubs finishing second in!
their respective pennant race. 50 per-
cent; to the third place clubs. 30
per cent, and to iourth’pllmc ciubs.f
20 per cent. 2
This new nrrnngemelit docs‘fiot af-
fect the club owners or the National.
Commission. however, for’fitli'old rule
of distribution still prevails. 0f the
40 per cent. of the gate receipts of
the first four games, the National
Commission will receive In per cent.
and the club owners 30 per cent. Al-
ter four games have been staged the
players cease to participate in the
distribution. and the National Com-
mission will receiVe 10 per cent. and.
the club owners 30 per cent. The win-i
ning andilosiug‘ clubs are called upon}
however, to diVide 25 per cent. ot
their world series shard with tho oth-
er seven clubs
IFagues.
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Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Owners
Just receiveda shipmentotwnmmmm
VATION owns that wil fit on you laaaiar dean the
chart ill ha of great sunsets
31'! but your utmost hehslp in
kitchen.
jadothIOTYm
war right hm you
Chartsareliiceaeh.
Dm'tapsndlonghoursin a hot kitchen this sum.
With a Hoosier you can do your work in half the time. The
mm Wham been built right into this.
ca , . A
For example. the Shaker Flour Sifter shakes out In”.
Ecstandflndyhstoadotgrindinz flour and grit through.
a eve.
The Hoosier Two-Way Sugar Bin which holds twins the
ordinary amount. "
Booaiar's patented l'ood Guide and Salad Chart can't‘ be
found on any other cabinet
Hoosiar's Over-Sin Bass has 21 per cent. more space for
pots and pans than the average.
There are 17 such exclusive features as these.
Come here and pick out your Hoosier before the pro
serving season comes on.
We’ll deliver it for only 81 down. Pay the balance 31
a week. Your money all back if you are not delighted.
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We Specialize in Punishing Horses Complete
Sterling Furniture Company‘
127-13] Wesbinaton St. Phone 10E
Automobile
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Official Seriiice for.
iChevroiei, Marthe"
'and Graham Bros.
Trucks ‘
lord Repairinaand Paris:
‘“ “‘9" ‘S’W‘mflrecks Towed in any dis-3
lane
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Phone 1950. Seam Ava. ‘Wml’mh‘fi .130" “i“! 1°“
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lligh Grade Work a ’
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us». tumult mining to
business and civil service .
tions.
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Steakrfllops and
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Night school Opens “ sent.
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uail lflpesfi on pavilions-afi-
all local veterans of
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