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Reflect. attendance for spring term
at moon school: ‘
- Grade 1.; ;
‘ ‘ finms Bax-hen "
ErnestLukns, m1”. 1;; ,
' Tests, Catherine Com m w
‘4: ' low, Janet Moore.
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Met m ”u ”y or N' ”m. Alberta M. Comstock, tencher. .
"'3’" ' , ‘wdor Bernhardt Hudson Coatee
‘ “1““. He " '2 M910? r’-~ Shomas Gall Reginald Hopkins.“
‘Wht’ *1 any. special "me" 0! lim Pasmar. Km Schaeil'. William
Toto, Tony m, mien nether.
antherine Mayhew. Anna; Mariam.
'Pulllne Ogrine.
. _ Grade:
‘ F. V Meeker, teacher.
George Products. Steve K151113539.
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organ. Not not other-
“on npproximtely 150,110: per
fie mm to so ever-em for
,heY. EC. A., 20,000werechosen.
Sula ot the “reommnondetione” that
Meant- xot had a much humor as
both—end vice verse.
' Anon: the responses and contes-
fiteus were the unconscious bits of
“knel- thnt relieved the tension of the
{Th-nun of "Y" mobilization. And now
“theorisis ispnetthe curtain”
and on these comic lntsfludes.
111m stands revealed the minister
who, eccording to one of his reter-
noes, “plays in a band and uses his
I“ to nodal mutate otherwise." America Christopher Charles Size
, am is another Wk“ won this com- wey, Thomas Yoczlk, Steve Voros
A‘ fluent: “A small-town preacher i3 Tony Peccerillo, Gaza Riczu. lreno
”.Chontos Julia Ferenxe, Elizabeth
14': the opposite” One would-be "Y"EMay,hew Hermina Toth Elise Wei-
oecretary was recommended because; mar, ExaVadaS.
doe. Pearl LeCotee. W Radar-
as, Helen Stark, Helen Tout.
Grade Z—Room 4.
Ines D. Crofoot. teacher.
James Capote. Louis Frederick,
Ernest Kenez. Peter Speekler. Arthur
White, Yolande Barons, Helen Urban.
Grade Z—Room 3.
L. Larrauri. teacher.
Robert Brack Cornelius Olsen. Wil»
liam Popp, “'illiam Serke. .Zoltsn
Stark. Leroy Warner, Fred Force.
E1 nest Kardos. Eva Dennis. Annie
‘Kelley, Edna Richter. Mary Snyder.
Grade 4—Room 7. -
Gladys Brush, teacher.
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maximum ”mu“.
his: Never. Steve sue. Dene Ksr- _
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c'hie right leg is aboutan inch sooner?
Ir. C. Baker. teacher.
then his left leg. Would nee thlsmnn
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been his ahlllt to meet men on; Frederick Deysenroth. Andrew
use Of y lHegedus, John Planar. Beniiianlun
Peppitone. Zigmond Rulkouski. e en:
,‘3..nr:nf:n?:t:einigr:$:m: $2: Kebabili‘.‘ Helen Butkonski, Elizabelhg
.Toth, Matilda Wilson. in .-. i
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hoards of the country, “i shall he glad-1:111:13 Q‘s—ughoteacher. !
b 3i“ “- I b0” he will be able ‘0‘ Alphone Decessari. Violet Cuko
get his passport at an early date as it p nest Hugrave William Mezzo An
.~_ wine be for the good of the country to drew Sznbo Dan Herman Gnerne. le.
1111 go as soon as possible)’ (.a2" :1: Lester Delahnnty, Joseph
. (he candidate facing the prospect Ev,on Tony Datalo Rose Tesla, Lizzie
at being sent to Vladivostok or Mew , K?" “:33?" (11"th f.
potnmio. wrote 91 atten ance or y:ear 2 ”
"If I go to either of the countries; : ’39an 3969533” Guernelle Ga“:
mentioned would it be permissible to “’9' , , l
carry a rifle or two? I nnderstandl (‘lvsd'vadeBr‘u—gofwé
that both are big game countries 111121.z PP ' d 33 . s ' hm er: . '
rfect attendance for the year. -
on only semicivilized. l have sov- Elise Weimar. 1
Ital high powered rifles and would like Ham 5. i
L. C. Baker. teacher.
more its bcauty
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furniture is faultless.
prove it to yourself.
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furniture. The were light, the ‘
shines forth. 5
Only quality furniture such as
cars can stand the test of strong
artificial light or daylight. Our?
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not two.” Perfect attendance ior year: E
Another determined not to let Helen Rutkouski. '
'Jerry" "get away" with anything just
,bocnuse his own duties were to be non. —Try a Sentinel Wu“, Advertise 1
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combatant. inquired: ment.‘ ;
Fighting on the Side. 1 .
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"W'httt is the chance of doing a lit-
fle fighting on the side. if i am in the
[not line. trenches or open? In other
words. if I am carrying m a casualty
"ir'paesing out cigarettes and a Borhe
takes a shot at 1119.. (um 1 shout buck.
or will I have to let him got/away?"
One secretary from a Wrstem State
said that a woman called 011 Min he-
lure'le left to go overseas; 'Shet'had
heard that some rare terns grew in
Bio-Man’s Land and she wiehod he'
would dig up a few and send them to
her. . .
“Like most preachers. ” said one rec
ommendatf 611 "he is used to ‘1me
order, rather than taking‘nem." An
“filter comment was: “lie is porter lly
Rashes-t. but highly ode .... i ...isj _,
_wee,éited as an eccentricm or chznl
The New Yorlr Butter & »;
Eire Market
27 so. Main 81., South Not-walk
Dir-ea receiver: of Butler,
Eggs, Tee, Cones. and Cheese 3.
eiclusively, fired; every day. 1
i. ‘ Orders delivered promptly.
new: " He sometimes tells the truth 1‘ _ WEI-“3113 9
when he. sho~ 1d have said: nofhl'tfit.“‘ ff. “ . l'
1 . Other "occentricitles" include” ro‘mg I 7 “a
' Meter and being “a lawyer and Jed1 _n€l’m
. a, dry as punk."
., npplicant for entering
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. brought in under the direction of Her
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finch to minimize Bolshevhsm.
vnk trcons who had "been. with the
hm."
One applicln: gave his “build" Clam.cm‘ms,
8.8.
“Sooteh-lrish." Another. under "-110 PIPES and TOBACCO.
unions held." wrote: "llavEI'alwnysi' - « . . '
worked in the employment of myself,"i mRLOV BROS
Under "use of intoxicams?” were; .
found these notations by appliwnlx: DB: 1'“
“Not as intexicnots." "Do not use’ Up»’ a C 1-Star.
Mnhsckemofiloek. Bo. Norwalk
Tel. 1581 '
them—except rarely." "Total abstain»:
The motives oMne 5
the work were?
given as "For the szltz- of hunmnzty.
Ind making h : expenses."
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Food from the. United Staten."
Hoover, m is relieving no
thesis}? tile food thence, fir. Kim
tollssys,nndtheY: I C. Lindon“.
Lavalievs, Neck Charon. Brooches
EardrOpI. Lockets, Baby Pins, R;-
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Chains, Heel-u, Creme, Rings. 2
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“Saba”:
Soft silk in a favorite and [1.11171ng
color is now the approved frock :7 m.
‘young girl. Light or dark coil ’3, for
street or party wear.
A green one—piece model Mid
trimmmg 111 green and gold, H1 - - i=9,
-. $252!!)
An. old blue and white in Ho. 1 Wm
is high waisted with soft crmhu" 4312‘.
White Georgette sleeves and m: 2 rm.
stitched. For 12 years. $20.00
, Brown and tan is cleverly. .2 gunned
into a one-Piece dress. The by. .. «5'1.
Shirred to a tucked and pigol .122; ; it:
is attached to tan colored [Vii-1.x. pfn.
tucked and trimmed with hmu n s.
111 12 year size, $20.00
A“Rob Roy” has mrrow plaiting at neck and cuffs. Plain but with .32.; 1
ial style. _ For 14- years, . . $22.50 ‘
Dresses of Printed Chiffon ‘
These dainty things have just arrived a bit of chiffon locked and hora-11.3
is hid over a thin silk turdrrslip The effect is cha‘rming.Tl1rec tolmx. 122 :1 mm
and yellow, 12 and 14 years. $220.00
Clearance of Capes
Buléyeen
Navy blue, with belts, collars or butlonhnles load with
scarlet. Larzc buttons, 51110de pearl or in Colors.
Capes, Burgundy, maroon and Henna, gums
yokes, trimmed with buttons... Same with buckles.
“mueSergeudPeplh.
Muchheloworixinolprices.
Junior Section, second floor.
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The “Low/ Boy"
is what might be termed :1 friendly and a mum :, it .. . M
of furniture. It is not so still and dignilicd ;1.\ :u ‘ " w,
the “highboy. ' its uses are so many and l1~ 12 . ;. ,1 1116
household is so desirable in almost am full: ‘ v-s
in favor. It will serve as. 21 table in a small 2 5; .5ir
lug room it holds extra linens and smalls ‘ ' ‘ i
I of one ’5 bed it is really at its best. and its 2, . 2 :
-coniid¢ntial books and papers knick kn 1th ; ' * f
all personal sorts.
c o of A I. II Q. a i. c.“ o c I u
~ 855.00, “am sad $79.00 ’
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Her Flounces Glaqwarc
M or‘hoe, light and airy. There was a girl , .111-
who said she always {:11 like dancing in a dress mm “W1 * ‘ ‘ j J
themes. The flounces seemed to want to dance. PM“. ‘1 "“
However that may be. it is easy to have finances this other 1W "’ l 7 ”-
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“Miminches, - $1.25Ind31.50 W ‘
HMMedanfimfl’led. CM’
33.0.5959...“ 65 m each.
Tfihflw “Madam
Turks and relies with shined insets suitable for
vesteesandhnnts, mmgmfioo
Vols-iguana Loop, :1 goodly showing in a profusion
of patterns.
C‘sele lanes, very dainty,
Lots of 'l‘umbiers
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6 for 39 ch.
‘— lain-floor. .
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