at “new”
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uniform of a United States worn in
olmltted to finish the job that he our-I ”ck, quoted above. 3
,‘ a c. SENTINEL
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. 3. : $11,311.12; 1919
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TOMORROW
6:19; sets 7 :29.
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4“ ‘ Mb" of the Atoociaton‘
the Associated Press is exc
#1:": dispatches credited
.otherwise in t .
local news pub ished herein.
All rights of I
dispatches herein are 1.50 re
«rises
Press.
ublication of we-
fill
rm 1m
Rooms—92.
once—88.
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A stated communication or
Wen W59, NO. I'VE. l“. illlll .\. .\I..
it!" be held at its rooms. Tuesday
evening, April 15th. .1919. at 8 o‘clock.
“'ork. E. A. Degree. lit-i'rtsitmcnts.
All Master Mason> (-(ittlizlll) and
fruternally invited.
Fraternally yours.
JOHN K. l-‘l.\‘(‘ll. \\'.
Attest ROBERT M. “'lLt.‘t_i.\.
Secretary.
SOLDIER PEDDLERS
The steady discharge of acidic: 9 and
sailors from the service has been at
tended by the appearance of numbers
of men in uniform on the streets as
peddlers.
cities in every section of the country.
The men everything
from trashy souVenirs to flaVoring ex-
petldlinrs
3""?
l .
‘- trar-ts and sreet mnstc.
Needless to say. no thovtghiu‘. fitt-
son finds this a matter of unconcern
Our returned iiuhtcrs deserve some-
thing better than peddlt-rs' jobs when
they re-entcr civilian litc. it l< not
exactly an uplifting sizht to Sl't‘ the
“ch a. field and its appeal used t
I “fit hr) the sympathies of ignorant
or careless people.
It is possible that Sunlt' of the men
”0 have. taken up this means of extin-
g n‘fivelihood have done so because
V lookbd so easy to let. thc uniform do
home of their work for thcm. A good
I ' ny bogus soldiers have bot-n ‘trylm’:
reap forlunt-s from thc misguided
I with
harmful
pathy of peoplc who buy
'ughlless and frequently
* ”mentality. But in too many cases
filfirespecting honcst men how- hccn
I I pelted to take up lu-ddlinfz lll fill
the wait for a real job.
0
medy this situation. a<ketl
it has
mapply for peddlers' licenses.
unity for more suitable work.
-t such opportunities.
‘ the better.
. --—-—-—O—-—- -.......
THE LONDON HORSE SHOW.
meme going to
or in dear old London.
, .
l
Urn NORWALK
‘ shining. up in front at the gran
ALMANAc Fon .
tide 11:24 a. m.; 11:37 p. m.
lnslvaly “‘1‘
to the use for publication of the increase ordered
to it or-
his paper and also
.\t.'
i
This ha< been true in mam .
The emergency t’iu‘pltu’tucnt of the
not] of National Doll-m- i trying t0
» .te dud municipal offit-iah to turn in from American Expcdlltonarv
‘ or discharged Midi?” and “film-‘4 quarters to the War Department todcy
Those announccd ‘11:“ all organifittions of the.
norm be sought. out and offered op-
' if
S i are sincere in- their desire to been ierSlgi‘ll‘tl to early convoy. as well
/ 'thelr‘iivlng they will be glad to
If they are .Rfird Division) and Base Hospitn
film. the sooner they are found 77-
A horse
be girls in their best dress-
es drove the farm horses, sleek and
(1 stand.
where all t
hand many a. blue ribbon was won 113' a
itcd-cheeked lass who could turn hcr
' victim and the his: spring wanton. “on a
.M‘s.
half—a—dollar.“
A horse show in London? Ah, there
wore HORSES in those days!
”A
AND THE PEOPLE PAY
The expected has happened: a twen-
ty per cent increase in telegraph rates
has been inaugurated by Political Mae-
' Burleson. .who gives as his reason
by_ him
" month< ago. This increase was wholly
ltmmtiefactorr; to the Operators them-
: selves .who have ordered a referendum
'on the queslitn of a general strike for
:ihiclzer wage~z Notion: ago Burleqon
isfated it was not practicable to grant
‘lll'lllf‘l‘ increases because of the in-
l
‘lht- statement that an
charge of :30 per con over the old ra'cs
increased
:h' ne .
:given. which cites a clear intimation
Ithat any futtlier increase in “ages
Ewiil be followed by a further increase
in rates. And so it goes. The service
dcteroriates as the ages increase, and
the public meets the bills, l'nder pri-
vate ownership. while wage increasesI
,tvonld neCess'arily be-made. WC coultlI
depend upon efficient handling of the
business together with such efficien-
cies and economies in overhead c}:-
penaet-z as might make it necessary toI
raise the rates. But. thank God! the:
(lay of the dictators has about run its
(‘flu I'SP. I
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The most encouraging news that has
iconic to Paris in a dong flaw is thc‘
'nnnounccment that Marshall f-‘och has
‘orders to nmve on Berlin in a general:
iadvnncc of his armies if the Germum
refuse to Sign the treaty that is pro.
The world is assured
demonstralions
place last that
’ l-‘och command of situation
‘thinus begin to happen. Far better:
would it have been if he had been por-
s--nteti to ”10"].
from the- very vivid
look
takes
that year. when
rietl forward so successfully last sum-
‘utt-r. instead of turning it ovcr to .'l
bevy of diplomats. dominated by u for-
mer college professor lnlent on <ccur
in: the adoption of a theoretical lcttuut-
of nations rather titan ending thc
statt- of war that has been rat-kin: tin-
world for over four years.
9
Lit-m. ('ol. Rooilcvelt says llu- inch
of thc American Expeditionary Porcv
will yet rule this country. \‘cr; lilo-13?
i'ivil \\'ur Vcltl‘flnr' l‘llll‘tl thi» count-(y
pretty much all tho way from (it-tint lo
I McKinley.
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MORE TROOFS LEAVIN‘} FRANCE
-—-—-l
\i'nshinctozt. April ll. .- .\ cabit-urnm
Heali-
Bfttlt thw .ltrscy. Virginia. Maryland.
Ticlttwurc an.) District of Columbia).
and the 33rd (Illinois? Divisions had.
amthe 138th Field Artillery Bricadc.
‘. NI).
RTAL FRANCE.
IMMO
Charmingly
I ,
of little orphans published in the
have a horse show Woman's Home Companion. .:
Generous Benefactor: 1’
“Dear
come in the name of my mother to
'thank you for the interest which you
i .' Somehow with all “91‘9“ about air- are willing to take in a poor little or-
‘ibout decided that the
(I]; good news.
I
uniting engine horses
m
"111 dead. So the London horse
of honor to trotters who dts- 01d-
themselvea upon the track.
one think of the. gondola he is quite satisfied with me. although.
.m “Whig was 00‘ only l nm‘ a little talkative. I
' (1 Jeanne who is four.
of kings but the sport of little sister name ;She saw the accident was bound to
unwell; when the surrey I
innovate os-tamlllortas
' and-when, instead ”‘3 quarter past eleven and on holidays.
and shows we all us- I take care of her, also. We love ouch
,- ‘ ”aunt“: thevfll‘e‘ other ""7 much. Dear Benefactor” into custody, testified that he noted .
put our plctureI timing) of the truck afterward. show-‘lm‘m' ‘b‘t mm cloth
k in Janus: . 1918) into my but at the automobile badmt cu filth cold. [than mg .Wo '
(ta en r “mm” m ml Mo n c' . — i «or .w tutu «push-1n
...- and Errors and tractors “‘0 phan. I am "Cry happy to “me you'
horses myself to thank .\'0|1 for .VOul' Sener'l
myI mobile, about 200 feet away, he stat-
ous gift. 1 Will apply myself
‘ver‘v best at school, where i go every
' day.
i am eight years
i expect to take my first com-
munion very soon: My teacher en-
courages me Very much and he says
i a
have
and a half years old. She goes to
a nursery. her mother has to go to
work. I take her every day at
mother wants me to
IIfl'lthout turning over letter-"You will read incur eyes all
_ our appreciation adjusts. .
"an m m m. ,
__-_._.. ~-—-—-—¢
some
{(Olllf‘ of the companies. Now he makes
‘ ct-taattry to pay admnces ulreadiI
estimable
. BARN UM ACQUITTED
French are tht- letters,
' stated
I
i would wish that my‘rcgret-9
.re to range from mules '11” led father would be satisfied with mo.
- ed themselves upon the hat- were he still alive. I
a .
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.d
J
I
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Splendid Catches and High Prices
How Icon the Rule Among Them
for Many Years New.
Theherrlng fisher \vorks always on
t the night shift. lint Because "to its,»
l feed at night—herring take no known
{pit—lint because. they can be soon til
nay Arthur 4). Austin.
Attouney urged -
the State. Attorney tum eloquent-l
ly argued for his client. chiming '1!“ '
the other automobile had struck that
.or the accused. He stated thahhlu
client was on his way to work. and
dramatically continued that. as he
:came cloud. o .pleasue car came
speeding. and out-bed tom‘s. truck nigh" ,
carrying 8 hard-Working man. The Taking their cue from the whale or
attorney further held that the luvs of mm!" as to the location of the her-
the State are designed to protect the ring. the boats go on” two by two (for
pecple from pleasure cars which! they work always in mauplcs) late in
speed along the roads. and not fromi the evening to the dbl-lug ground. Ar-
tnuoks. which only creep along. I rived chore. “Hay mp their motors.
The accused on the stand. stated and gum slieva over the dark “.._
SPENDING THE PEOPLE'S MONEY.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
The
evening's Sentinel which referred to
the Taylor avenue and (‘oncord street
sewers not having been laid, after the
money had been provided expressly
for the work. and paid into the city
treasury, could-have added further.
That the new work in all other dis-
tricts of the city for which ti'ppropria-
(ions were made. were carried forward
and completed to the letter. Those of
the Second District being the onecon-
spicuous axception of being shelved.
As the writer understands i'. at the
close of the year. the/unused appro-
priated money reverts to the treasury
and can be conflgcated for some other
department-s in tho city which have
overlapped their limit. is this a
square deal to the fax-payer?
A further question presents ilself.<
At a date in the near future when the,
city is compelled to put in the two sow-
ers referred to, will the taxpayers of
the Second District be taxed at no“
time for the appropriation? In other'
words must honest people be double
taxed and pay twice for public In;
provements? '
l
Spends -— The People“
Pay." mention was made of-thc billion:
I dollars to be apart dovdopinx acre-t
navy. the billion dollars for the current
deficit of the rtfilroads. and 3 than.
other items each of a billion dollam. i
The article closed with the following,
paragraph. “Sooner or later them”
will realize that all the billions which!
are being no lavishly and loyal-sly ‘
pended must come out of their pockets 3
Then they will wake up and curb the
gentlemen in Washingtonl
who do the spending.”
Reading the figures by Mr. Hutch‘
recently printed in the Seminal. more
is it not time flint thettax-pnyt-rs in-
tor°st and the taxpayers opinion
should at least be considered? Should
living a property owner and a tax-pay
l'l‘ disqualify one from having pnrflcl-f
tuition in our own city affairs? ~ ;
TAX PAYI‘ZR.
_ |
ASK THE AUTHOHlTIES? 5
South Not-walk. (‘oum April ll. 19l9.
To the l'iditor of Thc Sentinel: '
“'1" you kindly allow me, Mr. Edi I
tor. to ask. throttch your columns. 11‘
any reader can inform me as to why
and how thc followiu: conditions exist!
in this town'.‘ First. how is it that cer-
tain pcoph- can rotutul' almost any
is ucvcr tried?
Second, how is it a man charged with
theft or burglary can forfcit his bail.:
rcmain here in the town and is never
hrouxht to trial? Third. how ifs-if men
can run hotels that have been raided-
:tntl all kinds of conditions found and
still allowed to continue? Is it not:
timc the respectable element of this
crime and thi- cttsc
city got together and find out if those;.
people arc protected. It certainly.
doth: look as if they were. }
JUSTICE. .
!
i
OF RECKLESSNESS
(Continued From Page One)
—....—
’l‘ho- act-used claimed that Miss
O't‘ouncr's car run into his car. lie
that he. was coming down the
street. and had held out. his hand to
warn those in the. rear that. he was
going to turn. As he reached Groy~
rock Place, he noted the other auto
ed. He saw that it was running fast,
and he tried to agold an accident. He
stated that he had his foot on the
brakes. and was making to clear the
way when Miss O’Conner's automo-
bile crashed into his and swerved it.
over to the sidewalk. ‘
Miss O'Connor toldadlfferent story!
She stated that she was half way in‘
lreyrock Place on Main street. whenl
she noted the truck about to tum out
the wrong side into the side streot.
occur. and turned her automobilesto?
avoid it. running up On the sidewalk!
She‘stated that just as she struck the
“walk. the other automobile struck
her car broadside.
Officer Keneflc, who took Barnum
must. “amt the driver of ”I.
'm‘tflh. _-.I.»m.a- "
- rested on that. change on Jan. 9. 1919.
communication in “'ednesday
KY.
.debtednesuto rollmd and “hill"
in an article under the ”flog. mafiflmfily. it '8, all; he Treasury
. Government
a “WT." HM “tannin, menu. etc—and they all any at once
1: m m the amnion kit- nd toilet nrtlcl-
orhe Int-um to D , 3'
«Lair. atom. "in odor to give
absolutely necessary for the consider-
- allot! of O’MM I'll! before
. .lf . ll ff l
favours Quite a «mil-nee to the or ”one 1. Mn mutt?! mm
,er cars and the party
. (lard-Telegram.
‘l’rom Norwalk. and skidded
that he had “9'97 before been arm ' tors thev look for the Hill
cd for violating the automobile lam. “m, (k "N. m... Mg”); the anchor
The record showed that he was or two or three-times on tho—how of the
boat. and instantly a patch of water
liglits'up with a bright plumphoreswfl
glctuu. It is the barring. and the ring
“,9! Jill?“ more nun-rally uml in the
wt-st of Scotland Ilttm tlw tlriftnctt i~
lowered. It is ll"lll up by corks and
has a mum light at our end. This
thc partner bout picks up; they circle
around the herring until the two boats
Mme together. when umst ofjhe men
climb into on:- hunt. where they draw
the net, with tho herring. on lumnl.
In this llltlc lllu‘tlund.vill«gc the
lieu of the hm two generations lmvc
done wcll will: the fishing. Theft
lulu-t. (magneto with not; Ind Minor.
can lwnvoen Hill" and £400. hm only
the ulltt-r night :I l'fllllllt‘ of boats, own
all .loy brothers. divided £730 EHM
them for one nightk t-ulch.»—I.mttl-ut
Mail.
The charge was then nolled on Dal"
mom of :85. The accused stated on
the stand that he was arrested then
for an assault. and not for violating
the automobile law.
Mayor Donovan. who was in the car
at the time. was not present to festi-
m“
EUR-A SESSIONIN
MAY IS FAVOR”
TN pom PARTIES
(Continued from Page One)-
»l‘requent evidences areJodhd of
the complications due to lack of
funds. Recently Minibar D. Hint-o.
Director General of Railroads, ar-
uI-Dd Ito lune conflicts of, in-
couFoRtTAas PLEASE ALL
mom companies ill—lieu ofcaah dut-
Prominent bankers today conferred
with Mr. Hines to determine to what
‘ -...., amine stanzas nnggn. _
| Clearance price. yard
$1950
‘I
. Altai...
Boston Store
A Ls roman n
it
a From 7 to 10
BigSoving on Every Item?
min- am”
”am
-
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3?
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'.W omen’s Hose
Special tonight.
pair ..................
.Chttttm's n'ose
«aloe 35c.
.. Tonight. pair ........
i
5 Women's Vests
Sprint:
weight: sleeveless;
3" 19 cents.
3 Tonight
il-‘uncy
collars.
.4 Special
:- trlpe percale:
White Fabrics
shirts: values up to «Dc.
N0." “0“, 10!: M C
to “on m by Ibo
“film on Sonics.
The following in un enact (mm I
letter of a llcd l'ros-t hospital repre-
muse:
”rho men like the comfort kits lie-r
ta- UnanJhefl-l (kn-unva-
lbem. We have noted dozens of them
.Ivlutt tqulte “befall that ugly-out
[Milk-lolllt‘t‘fl. magazines. amuse-
oxlnut 'thooe an! . could be ht-
sued as collateral. Their situation
would be much simplified if they
could obtain treasury warrants in-
stead of the.“ We certifi-
cam.
‘mllll‘u are likely to be encoun-
tered also in meeting payments of al-
lowances for dependents of soldiers
amounting to non than 814.000.0004
for mcnlng
these payments hourly exhausted. ‘
The: «our to fun the from without-
ovcn a toothbrush. and when I send
the bug-t around by the other W03
they «'0an back and any: 'Suy. you
olu‘hlrl‘ see how pleased those .iuys
were—they sold It was just like Christ .
Inns. They wore I’ll 1‘“an ID h hot .~
looking at on- things in their tugs! ‘
"TI"- other «lay one man who had ,
lost his rlxht hooducnlledmm to ‘
him and said: more. 1'" donate any
lowing-kit. My wife has got
mute after at». I‘m out of it. Y
can giro this to some other fellow who i
nods lt.‘ He hid heard the when.
asking for. towing-kl" all down the”
ward. They are In great demand and
vary hard to col."
vent immediate action on the app"!
"lotion bills. wit-U". It won“.
be next to impoulble toIpou contin-
glng molutlonu {or old mom-halal!
l s.
"(the Pmth m usemble
Congress not later than May 1.” sold
time
the beginning of the fiscal year July
It will technically msible to
prepare and pass the mat appropria.
lion bills. running into the billions of-
dollars. within the space of thirty
"Congress cannot ‘ftuno tho-e la.
meme apmprlatlons without caret!
"Right ix mot-It precious titan pout-o."
"\l'e Inn:- tm sclil~ll coal to sorve
and desire on conquest and no domina-
f "on.”
) "t n ' , \ _, ‘ , , L . "
Hillside. with the exceplmugmthosl ‘0: ‘h "I” "L." {til' ””1"“ m"!-
in the first mchine. who were una-
Ware of the accident.
The wrecked car was towed back
to a “'cnlport garage. The following
accmmt is from this morning's Stan-
IN AUTO SMASHUPl
Continued from First Paco.
Horsemen Knew Their Business.
'l‘lu- value of having practical horse-
mcu in chnmc of rcttlount camps ls-
uhmvn In provisions made for' shelter.
“'hcn it came to building 'M.Kfi‘fl‘
depots required at each of the camp!
they ordered open sheds Instead of
*llfll‘flHll‘ for the severe northern cli-
'nntc, shuts clonal-on one side. To
the city-lml humanitarian who saw
thousands of l'ncle Sam’s horses and
mull-u standing out In the cold, this
seemed cruel. and complnlnt was en-‘
tort-d. llut by practical test It was
shown that the horsemen were rlght.~
Those anlmuls which were housed up
did not thrive on well no the ones ,
which were kept in the open. \Yhen l
talking with the head of the mount
division the thing he was most proud
of was the fact that our horses «one
kept In better condition with fewer
losses. than the horses of England or
France. and that we nu this mfls
much smaller unto force. 11ml! be—
cauao‘ \u- give them open-air treat-
ml.
Reports reached this city last night
thalIan automobile bearing the Con-
ttccttcut number Conn. 15,451 V
wrecked on the Post Road in South-
port near Bulklcy's Bridge. The mu-
chuu- was coming toward Bridgeport
in the
wot road. crashing into a pole. The
entire top of the machine. a limou-
sinc, was tom off reports said. The
automobile was occupied by a, num-
ber of young ladies from Norwalk.
who were coming to Bridgeport to
attend a concert. Dr. Goons E.
Thielcke of Southport was called to
the scene of the accidon't. but wile“
arrived none of the young man
would accept his services. the lam
chine was turned around and return-
ed to Nomlk. None would It"?
their names or any information re-.
(rattling the accident.
limit-mumps for sale at Ravmonfl
Bros.
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Lookout. Develop New Dloeauc. ,
“Eye work is perhaps the biggest
put of submarine'huum" writes
noun-no. Sta-plural. -ln mm
W lt bonito «no and ma
Woe to the mun on a destroyer who
sifted With 0'“ W WM-
uble talent ofI file it fie
night. There be such. Bin ls almost
am but. mud-mm
sets the. excl-lull lo cunt
ulna-e to get well. If he can. Bis
._~
”Cans for sale at Mano-d Broil. I
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WI
. HE cam meweuu
‘Lut- sprint I had c We cold
marine and woman-old ! no soil:
«havesmf' writs; A. A. He.
NeeseJllzh Polnlkca. " titted .. ’
‘4
d&,m.ltnu-
‘ (anthem I“ . r.
1'15
* Tonight ..........
l
todo‘.’
‘m uni-rm or wmum ..5c.nc.1sc.nn
Crash Towelinz
M finders: value.
inches square attractive
mom: nine £1.40.
Crib Sheets
hm Gingham
cents. .
. Tonight ..............
Dress Ginzhums
.lll ends: checks. plain
- plain colors;
"Ni-r ”c Tourism
gExlra size: black and white Holes
24
Fast Black Ribbed Hose. all Ellie;
25c
value
15c
Men's Nezlilree Shirts
attached
79c
.. A special lot. suitable for summer
lZic
19c.
talc
Doro-k Mle Tons
cat-
94c
66c
Boat stand-N willy: «regular 25
15c
stripes;
17c
Slade Bed bhec‘ ' is
The Pequot malu.
is. Regular $1.69
Tonight. each
‘Nainsool.
Yard wide; eelett
“own and printrd
\‘aluc 49c Touizht.
"Kolynos Tooth Paste
Regain r 25«
Ton ight
Comfort Powder
Regular 25c.
Tonight
u
.....
Special
cake . r
Woodhury’s Focul'
Tonight ......
Bunion: Cotton.
Black. white.
brown Tonight
Kim’s Rustin Coll.
White only; and"
Tc each. Tonight
Kerr’s M
All sizes; black and
white. Special ‘
Gluten New Pas
All docs: mill-r 3t
Tt';:lght
Silk Ribhats
(MQ' colorings; value Me.
Tonal“. yard .
um. (um. ITO, AT mm.
PAPERING AND PAanNG
29c»,
19c
3"”91:
83"":
11c
Dresden. checks. stripes. plain and
:3
that
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50 years‘ guarantee,
125
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SAVINGS W K
“5:. Momma... .
SaturdaylSpuials in
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Combination
Cooking“ Set
(4 piecesi 325$
We have a complete stock of
Hounfurnuhmp‘ ' at lowest pnoes' .
Come and be convinood.
A. lTARLOV
MAY MOVE SOON.
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gonads-ration. without hearings of i
.. . . . ‘— * husbands-Shoe
ead~I of bureaus and . h partmcnta. a.“ Foam French Republic. ‘ A, . 1‘1 W . t-
and without attention .o the modl- TM“, in f , . l ‘
tied needs of the govt-inmont after . p ”m“ mm '"fldem \lll- 3—— ——Lf
u" war. Don S “or olefin-axes «ill be woven ln ~‘ *"" ‘" “‘ " _‘— ”-A N > -
"Aside {mm u“, “"938“,, of “flaw a comfy Gain-tin lulmslfi‘ Fruncc is
. in: time to get up the bills with can» buying Jamie at: a gift to the cit! “fl
and 11m- attention to company, it will l'lliluth'lltltln. The lupeslry Is to be i '
be nocexsary to suppl) deficiencies him: In lhc museum in the Quaker city 3'
long before July 1. Many of the de- and is about to be placed in the hands . ‘
Fglonc‘mtlmfl up now ”MPH": “'0'" ”9' of 1h.- uorkcrn‘ ttt lllt‘ famous tlohcliu
8““ r "l l‘\' f ‘ '1 - 1 . Ii " Wt ‘ -
an In absurd to suzszt that m“ Ill:..\'1.'lllll‘ll':I-‘ IIIIIII!” .n_ .u mralinlz to ROGERS 1&1 181:
thcIrnmt-nt'n noed> could be met b)’ l “in in train will i "l l ' 6 TQSPCOIIS $1.15 ”2‘
passing: continuing t't-Solutions. that ' . ‘ w ' “M W l" l .6 “108900!“ $2.25 “-25
.iS. continuing m pm-cv “If thirtv l'm-t. lt \"lIl be full of lift- and color . 250 “25
(law or longer n". "15”": appropri- and will have an atmosphere of on- ‘ EMU“ s ' ' in-
amino. That is an undcslnblt- ro~ lllll~ltl~ln and patriotism in portray-p 61'0ka _ $225 a .
course in normal times. but now it i8: ”'2 troops tit-parting from Philadelphia Set Of 36 Pieces $750 $11.5“?
on, “f lhc qungunn bppauge u... cut"? for Hill‘ul‘t' to participate fr; the war Including Sufi? Shell -._‘ 5‘
rcnt appropriations will not be need ‘ of lustlt'c. ind Butter Knife) if I- ‘
cd for the future in some cases. and Below ttrt- flirt-c punt-ls l1lll‘lllllll" m .0008
. . . ' I . a . se of w ! .............. .w
could not source in others. lhrq‘ phl‘nn-s rrom Pres-Mum “lump. omfifyg‘gsy mum t P $9
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HILLSIDE STUDENTS comm PLATE. set cf 26 pm .............. $21.51!?
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