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USE "F “W SIDE” liftilia’éiéfé‘fii‘iz m...
Every lam»? city has its “east smgfia party of six Saturday. at the Theta
which phrase is employed frequently;PSi Tea Dance after the Yale-Prince-
],y npwbpaptfl‘s the beltnr to acquaint ., t‘on game. which the party aitcndcdjl
ifs readers With ihc particular scctlnu § NP"? Hill?“-
of the city rotor-it'd to in ncws-stories_' Joscph Lennon. while driving his an-
The Scminel is in receipt of a. lettcritOmObile 310 " the P034 Road. Satyr.
1mm :1 rcsident of the third distzicUdRY mm'nIn-‘r. tried to mako tm short
of rho City of Norwnlk. in which tlwrv . a turn at Lcrov avenue, and thc ('dl‘
is mil-ml n rcspculiul suggcstion whcn llll'ncd turlic. Mr. Lennon was vomc-
refcrl'ing m mm Nor-walk, be ubnn- film:i shukcn up. but not sgzmmly in-
Jure .
Miss Ruth Brcn‘é‘her was the’leader
of the Epworth League meeting at the
Methodist church Sunday night.
Lillian, the young daughter of Mr.
: and Mrs. Fred W. “Tooker: was 1mm k-
Ied down by an automobile Thursday
(loin ll. Tho \l'ritcr statFS that the . , .
Eart- Noru'rl‘l; lmurnvenn n'; .v\.L‘:-ocinvi Th0 Darren 89110013 Wcl'c’clo‘cd. Fl"-
‘fion cudorscs such a umvc. 'l‘hc 5b.”. v'l‘d". l‘ml lilo trachcrst who did not al-
tlncl. therefore. will in cmnplianco 10?“! ”m ln°lilute a, counlc cf wccks
with what Fccms to bc a community- 320. might visit corresponding grad“?
widc do (ii~l...........« mu <peciilca- in tho cchnols in other towns, and this
tion. '72“ the of thr‘
teachers. .
Mrs. ('3.‘F..Ritcher of Hm Poat Road.
iwhose nuthcr, Mrs. J. Kirkwcod of
._.n_ llVoodhnvcn, L. 1.. has been in a scri-
A community cachcrs' cla-~s- will nus: condition f0!“ 0V?" t“’0 )‘Pal‘s. “'38
mect tonight at 8 o'clock in tllG-All-fil'd‘llmL" summoned '0 110“ mother's“
Vefll.CllilE§llall church. Van Zant street. all?“ 011 Friday. by a ,H"‘5"-“7l.20 which
‘ lrlatetl that the laltor‘s legs and left
a:
nvnm‘ufin.‘
Gustavo Kohncr. of New York city,
spent ycslt-rduy wiuklmnl t'ricnds.
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Wbmnum
“P ‘A‘IOontinued from First Page).
, Their etforts, however. failed. and
A little “Dandgrine” 81090: your hair today they arc :‘Upoot‘ted by the sure
cooling m'mdfdwbmzm be...” land/most or them are willing. aims:
Janxionnfto. rpturn to the country of
‘ ltheir birth and got away rrom we
Hand or their adoption. They have
:bccn- lnformed‘tlml they are to be do
‘pcrted. A fcw are dcsiious of re-
gmaining here. None of them. a:-
gfor several years, took the trouble
'to be naturalized, not even applying
for first citizenship papers. Their
golden dream or Amcricn did not ma-
terialize for some rcnsonor other. and
for some time» past they havc been in-
mates of the institutions. dependent
upon. the state. ' '
Those to be deported have 'no
.fricnds 831d, no rclalivrs, at least in
. l . ~ ..
To stop falling hair‘at once and’rid §2izhgoggg’;ndcgfiitfl¥$ sum;
the scalp ot‘ cVery particle of cl:lndrtlf1',fhave no one to pmyide tor main
- “my“ ”,1”? '1’ delightful .‘mjihere. and because ct“ their rsgllz- new
(tier-rue: lot on) ding or '19:? count!!! -or unwillingness, to become citizens
or a (W cunts, ‘pour a {t e m youriof the United States, there is nothing
hanu and rub it into the scalp. Afterxelse to do but to deport lhcm
several applications the hair usually; ' German rm, crsvarc not the only
stops coming out and you can't find‘one til i. ’f‘ p n to be dciorted
any dandruff, Help your hair to grow‘ 3 8. me 500 ' I '
strong, thick. and long and‘ become
soft: classy and twice as beautiful and
"i“
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, 1“;
'llanian inmates of the institutions
Ailf‘i‘alimis being made to lhe Jack m‘m wcl'c not helplt‘SS. hcr spcoch nl‘
Dmnpslgv mini lllitl lunch room. on "f“lc. and her condition cxtrcme
East “Whitinzion Ftlccl. are rapidly U‘tlflll‘TlH '
ncnrlta: (“:nlplction. and. the formcr MK and MVP. N. D. Dutlrr and their
sPrvilv and sporting cnthusiast two mum «laughtcrs. inf? Saturdnv
expccu to lw up: n for husincss short- for a {PW (lilys' Vlglt *0 th hn-“V‘ 0?
1y. . Mrs. Butler's parcnts. Mr. fl'lfl Ill-‘2: .ln-
Eshun \l’. Powcll. of Frecport. 'i. 1., who
A numbl-r of fricnd: and ncighbors (’Plchrzllci thcir coldcn wodniinz. to-
of cm mm Nellie 1). Jones, widow of day. Mr. Butler expects to rcturn to-
Third Iii mm . (knzlvuissionpr Levi morrow. but Mrs. Butler and the child-
.loms. .lezmzdcd thc funeral. Sunday.
rcn will remain for a few days longer.
in Ull‘llhl'gfik. The body was rcmovcd . a
"1 c ‘f
1‘33!“
nd .vieit Mr. Rutlcr‘s parents: at Floral
)~p,.-t._.,.day_l P‘ark, L. 1., before they return to Da-
lo Sinclabriduc, Muse.
“'hl'l‘f‘ burial was made. “e"- ,
The Sclectmcn and all the arallnhlc
T1,. ,.,. ,5 ”n.4, 1mm! imq...“ in meiorcc of constablcs werc on duty Sat-
:1 ‘ urdz-n'. to conlrnl the iii-5w}! automobile
liroluqu lmidr r. on Marvin Roach, and traffic and former constable George A-
n. ful'llll'i l'l.~illv‘lll of Strawbcrrv liillflvui“ was "190 prcsscd into service.
ovu- \rhmn 1h.» l’robnlc courtrof Tic-50““ man, “'5‘” counted ‘7'" "9"8- when
tmiz. hill plum n rzunrdizm. bocuusc ot‘illlt‘ "19h W?“ at “3 “952M. rcportcd
ms- mmmu that, glue is “mentally ill-“hat they passed at'thc ralc ti thirtv
cal-'1» nt‘ Illllllrl‘ Sil-cclcr \Yurrcn,
who have been notified that they must
go back to the land of their b11321.
Some of these. like the Germain.
seem satisfied, While others. pret‘cr so
i abundant.
of special services from the first Sum
day in Advrnn Nov. 30. to the second ,
Sunday in Adventpwith the Holy Com- .remaln. They. like their German
munion 3* 7.45. a. m., on Tuesday and ,frlends, never took the‘ trouble to ac-
Thursdny of that weck. and servicesicome naturalized. Americans.
with adlirosscs at 7:45 p. m. on \‘i'ed-l , _ ,
nemlay and Friday, .. lcics and institutions became opera-
WhO’Wlll takov'up mp matter ogltive on July 1.. thirty alien paupers,
gym-{ding {0, an adequate t.elebmfioniprincipally italians. have been deport-
of Damian's ((mtcnnial, which occursl A“ 0‘ these‘yyem ”13“ka t0 the
next your, for it was in 1820 that lhlsgstale .for the privilege of being able
town was sci Mg from the town of to go back to their native land to live
Stamford. Simon W. Coper of Mans-stile r851 0" lht‘lr lives.
field area-of the editorial staff of the —-————————-—
Brookyln Daily Eagle, has now twice' *Adverlise in THE SENTINEL.
sugcestcd the dcsirabilily of such ”Sentinel Will doubtless bring the 395'
3 “film
cclcbrntlon. but thus far it has metiresults.
with no responsive echo. indeed. thel‘ ___,_--.
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though being residents of the country .
There are several Austrian and mu».
Since the department of slate agcn- .
Charles Bradley witnessed the. big
show at the New York Hippodrome.
‘dny.’
H, Barrett. is steadily improvina‘
from an attack of pleurisy.
The 'Bocial Throlé" held an enjoya‘llc
dance in Raymond Hall. Friday etc-
ning. ' '
Town Clerk Edward Rutledge in
slowly rccoverlng from the effects ot‘
his recent operation. ‘
Mrs. Charles Bradley. who lust been
wishing the past week with friends
and relatives in Salisbury, returned
home. Saturday.
L. F. Cn’cbol of the. John Poluclick
Bronze if: iron Company. is confined
to his home in Chuuh lzfz‘ect. with a
screw! attack of influcnza.
Pc'ry E. Cantrell of Oak six-cm, who
has llccn snrirnlszly ill the, past. two
\"m‘z'w w’tl‘. 3 severe cc‘d. 3‘: 1m m'ol'mg
daily.
Tho .plumbcrs and
have asked for a raise
per dav to Jan. 1, 192
day thereafter.
The Sons on
ntcam fitlt‘l‘“
in wagon of $6
0. and $6.5m a
d lfinunh‘tem oi' ”tart."
n r'vc a dance in annmnd .n -.
grifui‘adng‘y evening. Scotiald‘r. arches:
ire. of Stamford will furni=h the music;
The fourteenth annual confr‘ rm! ,
ball of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Tminmen will be hcld in the blah»
ford State Armory. Thanksmvmg Ev".
'~ v. 6.
twillréaml Mrs. Charles 8. Frank 'of
llrooklvn spent the week end in tow n.
stopping over on their return from:
New Ha\'en. where they witnessed the.
Yale-Princeton name. SaturdaV, t
‘ Ray Putnam at Harrison street WP“.
t to New York. Thursday. to bring horn:
ibis father. Elmer E“: Putnam. whopu;t
E«lei-went an operation my lhc f0 ..
iflraduate Hospital, New \ork, mu
weeks ago. .
A low ma
i
so of requiem will ho said
only apparent answer to Mr. Cooper'fs:r
suggestion has been that Darlen cele-
; inz. at the some hour. a similar mass
Lattcnd the annual cxhitsition or the
c'unpc’vtll." was
imatlc. when thc driver of a New Jcr-
lscy tar. ewntually :mlicioalinc l'rince-
lion’s Victory and imbihlinsz too hcnvily
! or liquid, was nrrningcd lzci'orc .Tun‘t'rcl
.S-“llcck on :1 charge of driving whiic
(‘mi‘idl rublc intm'l-st is bring shown
in ill: i-mposcd auction snip. on Nov-
Pillln r .51. 01' thc Oscar St. John home-
stmd, lb Osborn aVl-nuc. John Olm—
ipcr minutc. Only" one arrest
bl-cn ' unrlcr lhc influcncc. of liquor. llc was
. stead. of Scuview avenue. has . _ _ . .
W ’mrm-ll :4. commiltcc by thc Superimwllllt‘d 3M3 and costs. ahd warned “I
court to dis-pose Of tho propcl‘ty in ”,0 lo driw- thc (:ll‘ further, but to put one
interests of fivc hcirs. The cstntccon- 5. "f h” “m“ ('nnlpanions at ”‘9 WWW]
7' sists of a fine ill-00m house and scv-f for ”m ”a“ 9‘. the ”in Th9 man was
‘ernl adjoining lots. ,ohselvcd during recklessly in Stam-
ul the :lrrcst.
Thc Norotnn community sings have
I h P ha i d t’ halluhis he resumed, however, for the churches
aunc 4101“" u e a“ ’ on ‘9 lof the yillacenre tannin: an organiza—
H‘-
thc Stamford traffic officers. who caus-
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William H. Farrell has .flnnnodal support. The) \.ill plobdb.)
its mothcr and consolidating wztb
Samford. For n while. two or thrce
vsriicm. generally masquerading under
nl. probablv only with a desire to
“start something". But absolutely
no serious: consideration has been giv-
en to Mr. Cooper's suggestion. There
is nmplé community apirlt in Rat-ion,
and evcrrmnc agrees that. such a cele-
bralion should be. bold. but there is
no agency Ihrouch which this prevail-
inz sentiment mnv be cyrstallized in.
to action. Folks: frequently complain
that Dorian buys wont to the War with—i
out udcquzlw farewell celebration}
and returned as; homes whose dceds
remains—at least officially nndcollect-
holy-unsung There his not cwmi
bccn’an honor" roll erected. Thlc is
éi‘ord and on; iollowcd here by one or
’ llwn disconinucd. as :l rcsult of lack of
shore at “Wilson’s P01“ 401‘: “'84 Wm? mom similar to -thc' Coscob. Confirms
ter . .
- ’ , .( ouncil. One of the objects of the in-l
.. ,oommgs ”:3 my
. _ ‘_ sngs. enry B 0!», of 124 am
y?:?fli‘?t the mm“ shipyard at street, Stamford. has offered to give
m1 ‘ ‘W a piano-for the use of the 33:29 '1! {or
Until further notice the Rowayton
library will be open from 3:30 to 7:15
continuously. except on Thursday,
when the library will be open from
(3:30 to.6 o'clock, continuously.
a-community council. Thc piano is a
lvory good onohmd those who were in
charge of thc sings are most grateful
,for the. generosity of Mr. Bullow.
. The plans of the committee of It.
Rowayton residents learned with re— Luke’s ””1le which is whfklnnon‘me
8““ today 0‘ the death 0‘ max-WNW“! promotion of the participation of the
stein, Who 1’35““ away, Monday at. his’l'locnl church. of which Rev. Rtrnm
home in Brooklyn. Mr. Wallensleinivan th Ph. 1)., 1. rector, in the m.
was a. summer reside-pt of this place.4fion_widp'campaifl of the Episcopal
and wasyery wall known here. , church, are rapldlv taking shape. The
L. H. Hull of New Canaan has his vounger.men-of,the,mfish are ‘especifi
Bahama" yacht Mallard at her berth ully interacted in the project. Raymond
between the South Nor-mil: bridges . F. Godber. as chairman, and H. D. But.
and intends to use her just. as long as ler as secretary. of the local commit-
possible, which will. be until the river i too. meet evc‘ry Tuesday eventual to
freezes up. Then he intends to take consider the various places.of the cam
her ‘0 Captain Edward H- Miller-Bi paign. At the meeting? this- evchinz.
shipyard. it possible, and have her there will be a special speaker; the
lumiéd out: for the‘winter. if the seao' Rev. Thomag 1:}, Swan. fomerly a
son is as mild as last winter, Captain i chaplain with the 'A. E, F.. the new
Hall will not have her hauled out at I rector of Holy 'I'rinlty. Church. south
all. ' V 47"!i Norwalk. Further plans of the com-
A community meeting will be held mittee lncl‘udea parish supper. on the
in; the-Hose House Tuesday evening. night after Thanksziving Day,‘Friday.
to hear the report of.the committee Nov. 28. which will be-au invitation
appointed to confer with the trolley affair, of couraevwlthout charge. and
officials, also to hear the report of the I at which it is hoped every possible
committee selected to work on the ‘ member of the pnriéh will be. found.
matter of water rates. All iuemoers‘ln connection with the supper. there
of the welcome home committee are will bn an. address by the Sufirnzan
requested to meet at 7:30, same place. ‘ Bishop of Connecticut. the Right. Rev.
and same date. to consider the dispo‘iE.‘(‘ampion Acheson. of “Middletown.
sition of the medals for the service ; John Duzdala is chairman of the social
men. committee. which has the supper in
charge. This supper. coming just prior
.to Advent will be followed bv a wee):
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Frank Harcor is struggling with a
severe grip cold.
'Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch spent Sat-
urday in Norwalk; also, Mr. and Mrs.
William Clifford, of Godfrey street.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Groham have em
tenalned friends from Fairfield.
Norwalk relatives have. been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrews have
visited relatives at Greenfield Hill.
Mrs. Olivef Perry is gaining from}
the effects '02? thé accident, several
weeks ago, in which she sustained a.
broken leg. "
,Mra. Wildman Adams, who sustain-
ed a broken arm, some time ago, is in
, proving.
Give your child a square deal. Let‘
us relieve him of that eye strain so
_— Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Williams have that he wm enm 300d beam! and
entertained Min-and Mrs. Douglas wn-» enable his eyes to give him good ser-
llams. of Strameld, and Mr. and Mrs. ’, ‘
newt: Davenport, of Fail-field. . “c“ in °‘9_ 359'
““1““ Alicetgrances Andrews and
' Hem Clam
‘ho'meaof thebridé’a ' g
Mop. Orlando An?
Bldg, 392in media. _
7. , . f the -.:,brlde and
v*‘""1'eJF-‘ ”an"? ”‘5'“?! -. the.
limp: ‘
not indicative? (if any lack oil-9W3-
tion. but simply of a lack of leadcr-
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Lumen. DEALERS
RECEIVE SETBACK
Continued From Page Ono.
Mutton roan-toting- personal llbmles
of individuals may" it passed it 1:10
opportunity. as a whole is benefited. "
Judge Carpenter held that Congress
was empowered to pass the two- acts
involved in the cane.
cause mobilized of industries mobil-
izod by thewur was not yet complete
and that the country was still in a
state of war, regardless rof Ccnernl
Perebtng's-utatemont that army dea
mobilization was complete and de-
spite the president’s veto of the.Vol-
stead act indicating that the. war was
over.
Judge Fltzhenry is expected to hand
down his decision in Peoria. today for
liquor dealers of that city. ,
Referring to the national prohibiv
.tion act. Judge Carpenter in his de-
cision said:
“If the state of Kansas under its
poliocpower had '
hibit the manufacture and sale aware
dent spirits, so had' ‘eaoh one otrther
other forty-seven states in the Unlom
it all of the states had the right.
granting that the fodenl government
under the constitution while omen!-
ing war, was. entitled: to exam-epo-
lice power necessary and [116138er
the» efficient curring on of moxwar.
there is. no reason .why the central
government could not provide aghast
the manufacture and sale of intoxicat—
ing liquors in all of the states and
that without compensation to the
oyners and dealers."
The judge further said: "
the war. This amendment manually
did not destroy that 'flg‘fit. If‘tlnt".
amendment had been mi in M'
nary, 191?, with the one yam-of grace
[or the liquor interestn‘to adjustthenF
themselvés and their businesses, 1
’Congresg had. to the power fir April;
1917, to ‘prohtbit. the maximum.
sale. or oven uceof ardent spirits!
of Judge Brown in Rhode Island that:
the eighteenth amendment neoeaaiw‘
tates the declaring or war animation.
a! prohibition acts unconstitutional.
"W‘bat Congress has done is in the"
interest of public: welfare and public
morals. If the plaimlfl, not cnutledfi
to compensation. the prohibition two,
being valid. may sell or distribute
their produce mg! people or file.
country. the m ; I
.. rem; Fads: Need No A9019”
psrwlonrmc, advocated such a proposq‘
orlusiificaiion
Wé Are Dealing With
Facts in
will" VFW”
(evorrbofom. T§s firm has pm .
ed wellrfi ‘Efii’d lupin.
‘ tents for thmllowin
Goopor Station; E. l .
in S‘t. .tlcyriu" church. I’rtdzn, at 7:10
a. m., for the repose ot the soul of
John ‘P‘lnl'llpsir. 0n Sdtnrday morm
will be said for the late John Muir:-
hill.
Antimllca‘ Of-l’lf‘ulll'." fanricrs will‘ Wnahinclon: Mil-ls Mary (amp
. Ocnokc Ridzc; E. J. .Lolldcll in
Ridge: Otto M. Goldsmith
Stamford; Miss L. F. “’altPl‘n
tor :tlrcci: .l. A. Parrcll in Sonia.
walk. and is drillinc.‘ :« \Vl'" at :i.
: dcflcc of Edward 1“. Snndcrclm iv
us street.
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Vi’cslchcslcr County Poultry Assoclm
lion :‘t Mount Kisco. which talccs plane
this wok. Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. ‘
The acroplane.
sway By Mr. Schumann of 1
£31 Thcmro. is cwatlnc mun
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which was clvfm
he Colon
h intercrt'
LOSI‘S SANATORI U in
among the boys. It will hp gr'von awiiy: Q:
Sati’ivdnv lo the boy holding the lui'kyi . HEAD RE:
rumba” , rmnrronn, _\m_, .s. .m-
b >- J'llniyon. N0. l2. Strnhcl llni l'llmgnlxd tiw ;
Tho mcmhcrc of 1.4 cc ‘ ”f 4,3... W
‘1 . {no ' . .‘Eov. 1:2. (lcriéc'l (\f stupcrinlrm‘mnt' ‘ >
:11); 2:1 2:11;; ‘c'fitfg’ol'. 2“. lhcl' W3” "0‘ lee Tubercuitrif billlwil‘inl'xi‘
round on infl'casn of wanna 'i‘ll" n“?! rpymnvtwm to 5!“..‘1‘110 . .. v
Fcale decided on war-l 62% cents «.r. 1. The lubcrcul‘lfle: Plllllllll'
hour for concrete mixers and “59:2 ammmlcd lip, ‘wllllfl‘ill l. '
cent: an hour for lahwrcl'fi; .RlE-ll of Now nl'lll‘ilfl. in sll<P->‘-~ll tum
hour: is to constitute a_day :1 work. mini—Stood glm; [)1" ‘5“ w; ,...,.
.‘liltl .lll Wmlx’ twp" l 30‘1"" H"‘“imorc to l’h‘ladlclphul. lh': MW.
he raid ni‘h’mc 371" ““"ha'f- Th” “mwwnu lurmcrly Sllzlt‘i'l'tlr‘prv m ..
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Fit”. "
.‘p‘nt
; '(‘al‘ticn 1';.,
‘Mullikcn .
in Denokcavcnuc; Maximum 1 .
iofi'fnrms
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imam chnll carry the inch in tlwil manlum‘ium. lllv was an. n all .;-
- ‘ ' ””l :3 1 "‘1‘" "m “h" ,".' """‘" n1 tihmil’la-l) In rm”
m-iniinair betwcrn labors “9' Ol‘hPVq‘gn’jc-e, and hlld ll‘:l"'.~ wt' 1..»5
Fconneclrd with a cu‘rltnn‘urnz
'll‘f‘lfi" “’3’" &'hia rctirremcnl from “7;”-
dining ma‘resigned tho Eilpl'l‘ilill'lllj-
chincs now in operation thy" “21mm sanillf'pju‘n m ”if... ,1”,
the state. F .l. \l‘olfcl. prcmdcnt 'of hcahh ()i‘ficcr Of 3w“. ,,,,.,,., ,_
this-firm. Mart-t; that more ll:‘l“¥‘..’t!‘l ___...-
ll‘adllsf.
Tiic \Ymv l‘nglnr'l-Ar
\Vntcr Snpplv Co. has two
cu?
meni: to any home.
Your dining room will be one of elegance and Cl’lfil‘l"
furnished with one of our Dining Room Suites. .
They are beauty of design, superb workmansth,
tion of finish, and moderate in price. -
Nine pieces ranging in pnce from $100.00 up.
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He held. the- acts constitutional be- ,
j The Freelsthe highest" grade possible to. make. If sews every-
thing-from the finest chflfon toxthehoazviestc :rpetas. Every need-
7; ed. adjustment is found in. thismachine. It is. truly wandepffll as
Congress had the pm:- beforethe. _‘
could any» one in» roman contend that . I
"I cannot agree with'thefieclsiom ‘-
,waswiao,andscwermflfl .. it"
to be inwfolbuewmr mam ',
unwell. WV”, W
“low!
Under the fifth. amendment to the . '
comlitutton.~whicn provides thlt log- ,
well. as beautiful.
sale.
max—moon and sale is conducted’by Mr. w. c.
allowance will be
made tor old-m-
chineidcrinu. this
w. “a“ . “511'- Ellis write yourmme in sin: on the Fr'eeSewing Machine,
PM to make 11”
wife a. Xmas prc-
ent of one of thee.
beautiful Free um
chines. Select mu
at this sale and it
Will be held {01
Xmas delivery.
Ellis. W110 “38 been dimlonstratinc Free‘Sewinc 31*“
you are cordially invited 1"
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