_ the efficiency of theirm
a better understanding of the
_ fishit‘h open-13:43 in the decisions orth‘el
mentored. , 1, . 1 1 1
The experiment will be we“
irith interest. for it is "geneln'lly recog-
nized that me day at isolation is over
menace. I'll-3 122311.111;
a land that some sort- of cooperative ac-
gfion is bound to come. And after-31L
.. lithat is not a truly. cooperative Scheme
jrhich allows labor merely ti) submit
'1 fish“
or republication at 1'”
cues herein are also re-
Real cooperation must so
In the 1307-5
W
iSTATE COMPENSATION
1 comulsoloueno ASK 7
FOR SALARY muses
. P30“ CAI-IS
insane norms.
am 8 o'clock.
cordially invited.
Robert M. “’llcox. secretary.
mailman SOLDIERS
, _ BOOKS.
VWb‘en-the American Literary Assay
ilationilrgt commenced its war W
true queotion was frequently asked by
‘9’" plc who doubted the need of books
fiddler: and sailors. .{l‘hgt ques-
sternum is to become ‘0; all
theses!!! books when the emergency
flow that question Sounds selfish and
Vaport-Slghted. The need was: so umcnt
:‘Illhlle regardless of the final disposi-
“tlpuoothe books.
1 The ending of hOSllllllES has no
" ‘g'lltnn, end to the work of the
ry éoni‘WZ-SLervit-e. Indeed there is
of-nhew call for "fllrfher contributions
ail .susta‘ned effort along this same’
in particularly with the men who are?
still abroad. Nevertheless the library .
usdficiation has begun to look to'the'
lure,~ and is seeking a. fair and wise
thon of the books so generously
“ ected through the good will oi the.
6
l
One interesting and constructive
'ong'gention is that the books in ques-
1 n he'sent to small communities with f
J libraries at all, or at best. very .in-;:
amplete'om. The books so gtwh'
‘ nld serve as a nucleus for a really
l
l
HiefulEpublic enterprise. .
“The-boys inthe rel'vl'ce have shown'
i or for good “books that him at-
' edmucil attention. They wanted“
'llteratlll-e. There was a. sur-‘
n- y lal'go'demnnd for the best
é‘for good fiction. for history and:
ogranhy. 1 The have who read those!
lrS in‘camps hero and abroad are
‘ {7. in the country.
V books when they got home.
. ity is so small that it has no
got-n collection of good books plao-i
item the people can readily, reach
(play them. ' ' '
I -—-—-—~—.--——--—
,WuEEs'As omen-one
' o nndErtake‘ a. newnven'iiure in
.. with its'emmoyees. It pro.
to admit representatives from
.“plan. buti'lt'ieafple.m
. 1...‘ “ ~
i
mom“
W:
"on Welt, Lodge, No. 108.;F. and-A, M.
Meets in Masonic Building. ”South
‘Naln street, lst and 3rd Tuesday at
ei'eh month—duly and August except-
" All Master Masque
John K. Pinch, W.
.m..but that it had taken all of ms’tlme'
AND. and left him none for outside bust-9
1 back favorably upon the
”9 “4"“ m“ a" "‘3" "ha nomination or mm 1. sum torbel
gill? manutactnrern. nod tlichhtttln-
-. need is over?" To nearly everybody teresls had agreedon this. or land mar pat Senator
’ahle at highs-ado work in the compen-
“ that every bit of the work was worth;
i-Beers or New. Hm tummy
fished will cover a body v'vhich other.
lemming which will be distributed in
land both sexes is urgently needed.
lAlso pieces of good light warm coltonl
home to practically every com‘l'flanfiel and other kinds of cloth from :H i
- - . . . . . 01159 11 passing
They will 3:: :slfifi lilac-fol articles canfbe made are {for Healing auto
‘Shoes of all sizes will be exceedingly"
gusetul.
1. . . l
0‘“ the ME , 3009. we“ is ‘ Schools. The Armory will be open i
. from 10 to
week and from 2 until 4 o’clock every
afternoon. ‘
tfhe enema homestead .t 3 Best Wau’
. Went Advances from flmdom
Chairman’s,“ ' '
Claiming that so much work of such
importance was never done before for
Mo little money as that. recdvett by
jute compensation oamntissioners o:
-m a“... u...
l
‘ nlrm's “‘
Removed»
that the State Treasurer “can
signs. ~ 1 .
Bonding Bill Continued
Bridgeport; bonding bill «In! soiled:
uled to come dull! the Senate; billet“.
:elty authorities mrmmmlom
fish: would prevent them operating un-
luau mounting luv «11917. mun 1,
lwas continued. retaining its'ploce upon
1
the calendar. -
Thelaw of 1912 "gave the city. the
privilege of issuing mob-3nd: who.
ever the audits: was advanced be-
yond the amount which male the
hunting debt lac. thnnétlve per m
Sectlpn six repealed thlrpmvtstqn and '
leftthe city with no- Morton
bonds above the- amount which at
present would make five per cent. of
the grand-list. The elect of this
we state. commissioner Fred M. Wil- would he to halt, thoporohnooot.
liams of \Veterhury favored a bill be»
{fore the legislative judiciary commit-
‘each commissioner from “.000
535,000 and lint! of the chairman to
t
§Wthn oi Connecticut. and S. C.
:Morehouse of New Haven alsorpokc
gin furor.
ihad supposed that the work would‘
italic not more than half of his limo:
gnome.
urns not commensurate wlth the raise
in the c051 of living. and vac really
'was surprised not. to see Canadian
'Danaher of Meridian before the“ com—
lmiuee as in previous you; 0!»Wr
.Demin'g of IJ
meat. It. in
‘ may mising the salary of M will be perfect“
“a Y“ e to thiadefeet. n. magnum“:
into the bill through mistake.
gnu-o. Ralph 0.1 mm. of W the Senate fmwthe
.l'avored the bill for the Manufacturers? public health and solely.
the state health oncer to suspend town
and city health onceru when they
,to comply with-unordered mom. . . .
The tenant can “Mortification: Were erected. hulld~
tim demolished and trees which
ghocrd of health.
issioner “’llliams said that he “do My. sneer»
0°“ al'ter due notice. There it likely lobe
50-0 mitten to the bill which goes
to the» table. for printing.
judge of the Common Pleas com of
, Hartford county for“ a team of four . . '
ork'imcessm" Mr. WI“ 3““ that ”Kym "'0'" 3“! 9.1229:'Phelehnoboon electrons for the ( onstltoent As-
lb“ at the hearing Matthew-nit-
2‘99 only Senator Willlnmgo
.Wd he Oreo-ed a.
fsatlon hearings. Senator Blcllnl’tlvlfinem prominent mm of 11
'(est rumour said that t’mlonsed it. 1
for
Roe
plechase island and prevent them“ ex~
pendlmre of the one
militia for pure-
than anomalo-
wilch‘ removes
An important bill was reported to
it We
public m and
i
Governor’s'
The jwciary
I
i
l
n of Dorian;
A
This charge amps!"
udgo Smith is that he holds decldon'
and mocha. Whether on
William. trim is rep-ml
led the committee. Mr. “rolls mailed to he one of the lawyers who but
out the necessity for keeping. men-cap-
itation chair‘a. RepreSenutlve’W’illlam It
‘A. King asked if a federal amendment goes ‘0
gprohlhited raising thef‘u'l'ary while
t yet'commisnionors were in ‘ office,
-.fi_§“’l'n$ and Commlaslomw George .
~Mr. I
E-
lyrnpplied to_ elective on
ads: There
was: no opposition. “ l
l
a
nan cnoos NOTES-
lng for relief work among the
gees of many lands. “Refugee-l.“ ca
bins Col. Harvey D. Gibson. American
Red Cross representative in Europe.
"are in rags. Every garment fum;
wise would lack proper clothing and
each garment furnished will actually
prevent suflering."
The Redbross will carry the work
through from the collection to the dis-
tribution with the assistance of the
Food Coniinission. Every food ship
plans to carry a certain amount 0!.
.l1ll
ill!
the same proportion as the food. The
ships are under orders to stop at Gib-
ralter or Falmouth for further orders
from which port it will he ordered to
Trieste, Saloniki. Antwerp . or some
other port of need. Each country will
receive its proportion of the supplies.
‘Of
Every kind of garment [or all agee“m" is “6‘85“", in ""191"
30!
Ill
Scrap leather as well a»
I
For Norwulk and vicinity the col-film.v be not more than 15 years.
Electing place will be the Armory. Afame punishment *8 immed for define.
icommittee of women of the Red Cross
'wlll be in charge of the collection ;In
,whieh will be carried on. with the as- .conclu'rence With the
. sistanoe of boys from. the Junior High 1‘” them 0‘ a private
1
12 every morning next
the ‘pidered
3 back unfavorahly
PM“ W“ from paying Men on their}
1:50“ «meal-o upon one io-fncrea‘se:
itheinnllmmtl me all undo-e. . .- 1. .
‘ ported [avornhl
zpmprlfite $5.
- . - tor used cloth- gthe oentennlai o; the legislative meet:
.\ new call has come rem: ‘mlz under the ; ent l
'Wthh 1540 take phonon my 7.
Leah-h trout
08.
have a license or
fcluba and bird
:behlnd The measure. They
The Senate
ging markers. The p
first meme for theft may not be
fillan ten years. while for a seco
as markers and motors.
The Senate dealt. ‘with more than 40
casuresxon
_The desk of Re
Jim Canaan, who
iwas draped in mourning.
foldest member in th
The campaign will be held during.emer°d “8 33rd yea
' “_ to ,3 mac-‘9 “the— board at“ the week or March 24th to the 313i. 5°“ "rm" in 190’-
tried to do a‘mlghty Big «fitting with
IVVBllbd long for a “Inns. Wl“ “shuand "HS ('enlrists {“‘0. m't'fll‘llln
ltlle nomination in the Sena;
rennin. At one time it
e ill not‘
unwed quite _
The report of the committee;
the calendar and will be con—'
later.
The - finance
kely.
u bill to relieve our:
Mics: «out»
The appropriations committee reg interlrnional council will he form- .19." ~
edgfi 51mg“) "fem“ League- onmnkcs a total of 144.000 tons.
gallons to handle all mattt-rx
alive-to aerial navigatiun
upon the bill to apt,”
for the celebration of!
consul-tier-
A.»
*commlttee of three senators and eight : n
.ropresentntives is to
“the celebration.
i
The Senate posed a bill on the cal;
Iendar to allow the otnte rivers until NW9
jllarbom comminoion to
.dnck in New London
States government and
'lho proweds for the' betterment of ill
.wntcr front in New
and Waterford. Another
to dispose oté‘i
e o
G "'
bill passed by J
a Senate makes it an oflense to
less than seven inches“i
n;.'. The present limit is six inch?
A favorable report from 7' th (‘Ollll-I
‘Dussy will so the “y
The fish and game
societies. are strongly
say such a
lo get rid
the strange one which now room
e new and llill the birds. ' '
Curb on Auto Thieves .
concurred with the
the new penalty law
nubile: andlor dome»
unishment for the
st ray. dogs.
1
more 3 ll
The
the allow. many in
House, and most
4 I"bal‘l’zlructler.
to do toda .
p. Innis Provost. 3:
died the other thy.
He was the
e House. having
r. He had proxi-
e House he
mall place of soup and hi
the-.meneht mile. told
'enummésut “ e’s W ; M ‘
suspension of (hernias.
This was done and theihill warn-end '
_ without-anther discussion. the W,
3:0: labor and capital as for nations. passed the measure and then sent it
‘ ' mtlzeHouse. lt mreoetved there
under a. suspension of the rules and
also passed, going torthe Gavel-nor. so.
m
mum on?
i
an;
. l -
have charge otaover the at
sell the mt.’;TIwre.1.in to he no discrimination
totlle United a
air pilots willvghe licensed on an
3th? right of ugly full"
and airshipst.
for foodstuffs. according: to ad-
Viccs from Berlin. it is said the
crews; of the nhjps made a formal
demand that they sllmlltl not he
removed from the vessels during:
the trip.
icrs' caulwilx in the Madgcllurg.
Thuringian and the Ruhr districts
“‘1 "4 present (iol'ernment. at'cnrtllng to
ill!” Frankfort Gazette.
Council for tlle'lfindcn and Biol»
feldwlistricts. the lion'spapcr also
"90118. has declared against. the
system of councils as a factor ,in
the permanent political system
and. issued a— warning against
communism, for. which it declares
the workers are not ripe.
heritanco ta; .mia . general. war .,
levy fwfimmeym Amuse»
.. globacco _
£333! 3,. “one. We draw, .1. re
N‘”
«Helix the return (Slimmer-icon
nailing the'SOYCI‘plgflt)’ of Ger-
many. ' _ .
As amended, the terms provide
w, gins. memos,“ but not
through the period during which
Ewoeldamtl
new.
RAMSv 13*th Mart-ll 18
.(Havas) .ru'lflteGlzambcr of Dopug
ties today authoriied the removal‘
of special fortifications about
Boris whieh' Were erected shortly
after the war began.
Thoreau three rings of perms."
neat .fortifizations about. the city
{of Perle—lint. aeolid» wall of‘
gmaaonry twenty-tire miles in cir-
f mamund‘flle old sec-
itions of the city: second. a system
; of seventeen detached forts ar-
Ernnged at intewuhof twu miles
Ibeyoml the wall and making it.
circuit of" the cit)" thirty-four
in .exatrnt: and third. an
outer girdle of torts seventy-
five milesin length on the magma
commandim that volley of _the
Seine. In August. 1914. special
e
n
l miles
«Minted uclcar view of the?
terrain about the mixture-r} cut.
down. 'Hrette probably are 'the
fortifications which are hr in- dis-
manned.
LONDON.
March Ills—The
stably in Hamburg. Germany. re—
sulted in the Majority Sociolims
starting cighggmle representa- in meeting all legitimate tht'fi ‘1‘,
tins. the Democrats thirty-three. time." _
the People’s Forty fourteen. the _ 1.
Independent Socialists thirteen. 1’ 3313- M‘mdlll M ”r".-
«a.
the Economic League thirteen,
, Rem mum; “'1:
imam and, would amount-to 311..
for control salt-ouch the time fig».
ell-for thicdnliw of materials of
geegfill be paid by Gen .
m the
complished within
said Lord Cecil. of G
talking in British and American»
newspaper
night.“ He said that three amend—
ments to tho mwcnant had heenl
submitted, but
A
The British government has in-
3nd“
has the Mt}: the Enrica
u
MIMgut-lofi _
. Thus for these rem lotions in?
wwwemi“ ’
Shh! indicating 'HeficO’u Stain!
relative to the proposed: League.
Themed ‘ igloo- raged ing the
League»! Notions-woe introduced
poniecember 13. just before the ‘
‘ ' ‘ :of. the Senate upon
the completion of the first half
of the present 89891011. Its appear.
once in print: today was the first
intimation that such action had
been officially projected. The
lackof amorous was given as
the reason the”- Motion was not
acted upon.
The new article carrying the
ten of the resolution quotes Juan
. Arcana. Senator from
the Federal Dietrich and Ghana
man of the Senate Foreign Rela-
l.
the majority of the Salute favors
the League muddle participation
of Mexico in it. Senor Azconntde-
dares also that. while he has no
official ground for the statement.
he to sure that. the principles of
l
PARIS. ,‘l'uesday. March 18'
(Associated Press}.—~-—lllclllximl of
the League. of Nations;~ covenant
will not delay theslgninz «in ‘3
treaty. which, is hoped, will be ac-
two weeks.
rcat Britian.
correspondents
to-
added he was.
‘surc fllt'l'P will be no difficulty
the National People's Party four.
1!"
in a dispatch from Berlin.
l’Aerl. Tuesday. March 1
had
rel-i
l
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\\
1)
It has llfilfl“dm'ltlml that each
alien is t-ntitlt-tl tn .xmw-n-icniy
of fnrcign aviators.
I
l
l
oi
ft
is
gainsl any nation In)“ another.
illematlonal basis. and there will
)0 llltcrllatiunul l‘lllt's governing
airplane:
LONDUX. Mu l‘l'll lll.~—-Hig:ltl
iv
2':
BASLE. Switzerland.
9.~T‘-llc electimls in the
March
Sold:
aver resulted favorahl‘ t0 the to
The Soldier-3" and Workmcn‘s.
to
M
«Heated that immaliatclyupmt illt'
nhippiag to the Allie». it will be
fable
sgqnnntities of foodstufiu to Ger-
HAssociatcd ”333.4,, a mlmrtgmans. the figures being in tone-z
mama: mmqumhmined tmg’rthe commission?
appointed to commie-r plans for an ' 10,000:_
imnmfionul ail-mode announced W”. 2000:
“fit a... 3m proposals 9w; nee. momma-113m been;
illt’l‘ll. in the main. accepted. All 301m; 091mm], 15m, and bar—
rcady to fix m isll
r we". it. sulljt‘cl wit-an deliver from stocks in Europe
the granting: of pcrmixdnn for illegal” tons °f_ cereals find ”0‘."-
Of the one million tons of food
shipped for the relief of Europe
united peoples and cannot be di-
vl-rtcd.
will be made by the Germans in
zzuml or («Inivalcnt securities.
premc Council the question of“ the
future ownership of l’llt" German
cables in America. All partleS ill-
t-nrdances
which has been reached. the Gor-
mnn government has contracted
gold
Bank. There will be two pay-
ments; oneinf 175,000,000 tunes
within four'days and the other of
moms!» francs, .n'itllin
days.
the agreement recently reuohcd at?“
the Allied conference to oil
Germans “at’ Brussels for. the pro-l
visionillgcf Germany in eonncc—i
master of (lemon merchant-
to deliver
the following?
Bacon, 30.000; condensed milk.
vegetable oils, 20,000;
dripping, 2.-
or rye. flour. 101ml). This
govcnlmclll is, 1
raw materials
‘lllt’l‘l will produce 15,000 tons of
alm oil. and the United States
The: French
3
a'
’j
i
,hatizn 1'
fluf‘lhc pro— I
1 one.““'
‘ the Leaguoof Nations, are in line
“'ltll' the ideals maintained by! ,
President Carranza. ‘
i'cls. . These are really
E
lions Committee. asse- rting that
_ t ml host w
A number of very
vament represents the has
. t
Vault-N ul
, $16.88
GEORGE“?
l “loaded and 0
lion Suits a
limit} irinuned.
set-er. velour, poplin an
lwet \zllnr.
$18.53 To $34.99
WWW! OF
M
The newest fab
Modem—then nm full
fashionable mm. ’
. . “mend all the
'JLUIOI'E‘ at much 1mm their“ real value.
mm mm MISSES’ DRESSES.
. no: ctr-m woon max
smart styles, copies of lléghe
sensational values at 1
$12.89
- “TAFFEZA ANDiSAaTIN DRESSES
\"lrfldfl'ful assortment of new and lov
‘ . mist-raider!!! in striking cfl‘wts‘.
most dcstrable colormgs. Specially priced for tnmo
$24.99
_ ties, the finest
orkmlmshipare the to
’s. DRESS stunts
of st
muted. mmrl'llr ;'
r prim .
. . My ":0de _
ln qtlallty and style Inn-1‘-
“1“” $18.%
canes DRESSES
Thr- .
rrnw
33“.; '71
9
to are among the new Slyl' . .tm‘
ndvest models. developed from a. Mu" '
d sliver-tone. The I’M-”Shag“ loll an fit.-
3I
NEW COATS
qualities. the meow
at unset- our!
Q'Ilinl'ingt :
ml“; fill' to” Ft it I:
3"" Shfllfully lflllm‘fll in :l luv-Ml
W24“ " ”No-“ea r we . r . m
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED"
vvvvv
Legiflatou held probably its last.
meeting tmlay, when it ram-hes all
airmen! an all [mints at
The American:
“—‘_-
- _.. g
ANNlVERSARY CEUEBRATIO‘\
M...
let-sue.
. contention that. Chm-19“ BFW~ ”l“ “'9! -'
"or Dec»! through Amer-lean each mulltn' should settle its infiwasnmgm“ “W“ lewd“ 6-1--
md agencies. all of tilt-t amount tel-ml lalmrpmhlcms u‘lithnnl ill—.dan’ is bowing his annll'tt~a;
pledged for the relief of lili-
Payment for the food
rested in the question are pro-
trim; llricfs'.
BRI'SSELS, March 18.91“ ac—
u‘ith an agreement
deposit 450.“!!1!” francs in
in the Bmls National
ion
c...
These deposits ore presumably“
be made
will!
voicing tho-
of Nations prevailed.
BEAT CHILD, THEN RUBBED
SALT AND PEPPER 0N BODY
- ~ . . , . . Children's H”, - . 1
9’3"“? 0“ “5“ and same on a bill to Genus" slcalllcn. lllvllulmg tllc _ PARLN NINTH Ila-“Th? BPIY- 1 - Crud" c: "Sun" c°"""°" °f
if“; cf}; “'3‘; "99*“, “‘4 ug‘ the Sen‘ Kaiser-in Auguste \‘it-turia; l‘lov- lsh tlclugn tlon to the Peace l‘un— eh m of Her
, " " c” ‘ cents 3 51‘3““): . ‘ -' ~ .. - fol-once i' w nllmlllt-e-t Mt av. ”9“
1,“...9 a cat. and she. orhe "1 "It an“ . gland. (xraf “aldt rm l anti Prior l 1 ‘ .1 .‘ t :1; a f. “t l i 1“. MARIETTA, 1 Maw. 13*)!”
gu'ear a metal in; and the owner nuptial. hailed from Hamburg tllls week Iflh “mm“? l" W‘ U‘ 0 l l“ -."' L“ .
Naomi CW l. head of the Undo
Wand Home for Children hero.
ha convicted toduy on charges at
cruelty to Some Clayton, one of the
inmates of the institution. auroral
of the chfldren making their home at
the institution testified that after whip
Pin: the Clinton" girl. Mrs. Campbell
moved the girl’s clothing and rubbed
cult Ind-pepper into the wounds caus-
ed by the whipping.
Mn. Campbell was found guilty in
a simila- cose yenterdu'. Suture
was deferred on both convictions pend-
ing trial on five additional indictments
M
VOCATIONAL RETRAIH‘NG
WASHINGTON“. M 19r—
m connection Willi. fund"
OIIl
lam donation to a
slalom by ‘
The 1 ‘ ay" , , _____._________.____. The Hougnth-ozefl‘gmk ( BERLIN, toesday, March 19 fit): with the. shipping arrange-i od This privilege i. not-
' ”e s “e“ 3" °"“ .1 ’ ' - “ . a w Htcoula-r Asso ‘ ted P ~11: li “ . ts. Earlier dis relies had re-im‘ under the roe-noun an...
1 - . IA THE .w . 1 cu ress). 9 pre meme pa 1 _ 7
conference wher‘e such W9“ .1 no. 1. R ALAIEEIREET REALTYgzin 1:: gilt: t: define—over tho Ill! mar; drafts of the new taxation 9.0qu that Germany “‘3 mlrwmmnmmmm m
. confer with the fields or the. . 4W” Gear!“ 3 “we fimfltmh'ght’e incognito are ready for early sqh- make large gold depends at Broom ~ "ll .. l" Lia. the t I ml: dis.»
“mom mam” “Inmate”! Rum . «Films and. W o,&.,1mlsswn to the mtional'ltssemblv. sells as part of the financing ofimk‘faimmau Mum"
. _ _ one were rife this_ morning ltB favor-c.8931; “ l»; -“ 1 Y . -7 . f . 1 1 . ~ ‘ Q'-
- 1 . .1 ~ 9 ‘ . - ’ ' l . “ 3P" ”#4 “10:de 88.4 m: taxation-ls the lmderlymg food shipments to her. W to “JIM with all An-
] - Cmmm thatnanothel lmpcrunt real estaoegltlgsglgéedtgy at; (”Pace Chaim, .Qféatm-e of“ the forthCOming “a ', 1 1 1 . ... m,“ a “mull: the W
x ‘ ' about . . r e . . .1 1 . - ,
”.d theatres”r.1lonchavofimimgws;iioeednnea;n;lseI, ‘ 1 7.1;.- Gear: “and ‘Wm’, Which. include an m- . ‘ “m4: m
icyofthlapflm,gl§otho » - Flt ”a 1 1 A .1 1
Leanna. '
pmnq- “f 54,... L. Jm“,_zmdntll. marking six ven-
Though,
. Cm_ the
Board for Natl-nil educa-
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liners in business in (hie pl;
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sign. and his latest printed
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many patrons.
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broken lenses which have been l“. . .-
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his optical business has flourish-
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those who insist on In mminn l
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Hr. Brand‘s: display window
ms hill-actively decanted and
to good advantage his great \ u:
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goods or every description. Hi\ 1
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