FRIDAY, DEC. 26, 1919
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' ‘ w, ‘ m .- k. d ' i e trembles under 700 GALLONS OF
» iggégqéhorrlf‘ggfidn :1: 331.02: oE‘lfhiso Emotional crisis—~l WINE SEIZED BY
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who. let us whisper. will e\'er believe HAR'I‘E‘URD POLICE
__ . “-4—[4 .-.*...—.. {hm ;\ \VOl‘Tli so fat. and soft. Will ever
4 ESTABLISHED BY turn anything but the other cheek, :1
JAMES GOLDEN soul so supine ever revolt? l
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”A" V ' .-_.___.__. It‘s a time or great ““1135, we and This seizure constitutes the largest;
’ & A' 1" GOLDEN’ Props. mit; these are the days when any- confiscation (mastititat one gme thtiillC“
' ‘ . en. But that the niid- NEW Englan ’ es 01‘ 'B_W _ f;
”AY" DEC' 26’ 1919 f—Ifinffflggtzlgafl could or should or- State Sint'c h‘arjtlfuelprghébitign giggg
’ .4 A - ”W I . ’. . into effect, on uy . n w s . '1
‘ IATURE ALMANAC —FOB 21111120 or protest—“by gentlemen. through the alertness of Supernumcr-j
Continued From First Page.
TOMORROW ”"WO'S a limit 9‘ en to the now stand- or); Policemen J. J. Joyce. and J. J.
- - I ' nrls of credence. ‘Le'ihy. _ _
h tide 1:43 a' In; 1:55 P. m‘ ( __- 9—... horn policemen patrol the district in;
irises 7:18; sets 430‘ 5 which the Coppclli cafe is located.
5 ALBATROSS WINGS. ,
.-_~__ . , , , VVhiie patrolinth‘ront street. about 10:
MASONIC NOTICE i The ~in of t‘olci‘idgcs “Ancient Mil-,Ovclock‘ last. night, Policeman Lcaliy;
Well, Lodge No, 108. F. and A. My. rim-r.“ who slow the albatross, is mag-l’ noticed the truck drawn up to the,
' " s ' ' i ‘ 'l"- ‘2 .1 ' 'i a slot“: of real lifc told curb in front 0’ ”f“ calc. _ l
feels m B'J'nmc Build‘ng. Souu'l lli.lttl ‘ tell) u A ’ ,. ‘ , l ‘ Summoning Polzceman Joyce to l11.-”,..
a» street, is: and 3rd 'lucsday or ill :1 llz-parluirnt of Agiicultuie bul (Bl-.agsistflnce lieahy took his stand in the:
niontli—».llily and Aunust exccnt- in. leo crow ot'a revenue cutter, 11‘9““;shadow of a. nearby doorway. They;
at 8 o'clock. All Master 31119011.“. in: til :1 litih island of the Hawaiianl then waited until one barrel of the li-E
5“ tally invited. John K. 37inch, \Y. :x'oiip. round an old shed tilled with :«il-"'llml'khi’“:t Ii)e(\3\rliicllllnkl)l‘i:15d ailiii-lgacltigfl‘
'6 .. . .. ..- ..-_- ,. -‘..: turna c- ' ’_ '
‘Robert M. \\ll(‘nXLSL‘Cl‘f7tai). imam» 1.111,» ln\t>ll4—.il'llng_ thi) (11“ ”he truck and took Armstrong. Rossi;
I‘()‘.t‘!'l‘(l that the dried wines had been
, and (‘omwlli into cintotiy. The bar-_
INGnA SENTTIJEI; TELE. WW“? ”INN l'}' =1 party 0? 233 huntcrs.‘ rel of honor which had been unloaded
.. .. '14. m. .\ m that island nutllW'ilS replaced on the truck. at the di-
HONE CALL.) L-H - (l 0“ ' . . . , .-
ton'a]lj,go()ms_92 nu min clot .n'gv of slauszhtor killed: llillggnligritlrliltfaggli:234:“;1113323 111D to;
ess Ofice—93. ' gnot l'-.~'>= than 1100.00” birds. ; l'non arriral at headquarters the
' A o Thill was :1; vei‘al rears ago. but the officers outlined the facts of the. case
31 alk Branch Offi..e—-1388. . -
Editor’s Residence—4402.4 11......111. 8“” “W“- “m‘ ”’9 “99“ “W3 Lifiuieniit~nfnrl 1" 133513315:
;. . ‘ '1'” My ._ . ,. .4 . . ‘.i'ne o 911' was. 2
ness Manager’s Realdence-‘J “dwmn‘ '5 ‘lf’du ’_ “m“ me" H line: case for the Federal authorities Lieu-
, 1062—3. {MN WHEN“ ““0 hulls ”"9 [0 be sa\ed‘ tenant Hart notified Otficer Dws‘er at.
'tor’g Residence_213_¢g. lifroni extinction. The islands inention-' his homo, The case was put in hi5“
7* ——- . :zucd arc now controlled bv the g0\'9l‘ll-‘hands~ AHPI‘ talking With the three
‘ " V . . ‘ , . .1 f men in custody he blaced Armstrong
. 9min; of In; 3.58“":th Tress.l tint nr as a liiu lthil\dllg). .. One: {and Rossi under arrest and notified
‘tleed Stooctlliieeuselizi pigéggfggeoil ”1" hm" “hm” oi 'h“ ”“1" m Ohm "‘ Coppelli that the wine was officially
' ‘ ' K : ' 1 - .: erruard a s lOClPS called seiz ’(i.
news dispatches credited to it or} 1' '5 I” ‘ n to k ‘r "‘ I __ ' . ' x L _._ 7*-
“otherwise in this paper and 3130")” Larson teal, once [)lt’llllllll. “'llltfnl!
[003' news published herein. tin lull was represented by only six!
ild rights of publication of type. ‘ birds. and has now incrcased to 33.} DRIVERSHOOES JFE
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' ealSpatches bl mm are also re-i Several other cndanaercd species haw-1. IS W .
decreased (llll‘ll'lf: this period in spite?
DANBI’RY. llec. .26.—Harr,v A.
i . Katherine 1). Blake who is lit-3d
. . . . coiist-i'vi'itiou for that matter. is likely The woman is in the Daubury HOSPW
ce in a position of influenco orci'
location. has been quoted as saving:
:0 old fairy story belongs to the
of ignorance. It is immoral. by
to seem againall thing in itself, and so
fall short of general interest and sun— explanation of the reason for the
port. But it is tlicsc small things that, SHOOUDK. H0 and his Wife have been.
- . lllllt‘l'llt'tl wealth which the American.
~ and inrulalcs weakness." . . . . ‘ W‘—
he Literarr Digest hartens to quote people m ”I“ [my hinc so “3.5““! and} RUTH THROUGH WITH .
St. Louis Ropublic i1, TONS. This despoxled. and of which bird life forms. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLl
2' lists amour: tales and characters a valuable part. . , 1'03 ANGELES, ("41" ”90 25-"!
_ 11 must be ruled out if We are to it cannot. be 01,.le enough ”WWW“ “Babe"vnuth, home run hitter. is thrc
ie “nothin: but the truth": lliad. that for 11'" “mm": down of (‘MH‘W' ouch with major league baseball un-
‘ less the niananenient of the Ilostoii‘
American Lvaguo club is prepared to
meet his demand for $20,000 a year.
he said t~‘ discussing an an-
nounccnicnt from lloston that he had
YSseY. Kins: Arthur. Launcclol. .Tu ”W “WM" “MC“ Sump“. um.”- 50”“?
. er. Venus: Thor, Priia. Midsummer to urm. "1mm“ all “HMS arc indisiicns-
ht's Dream. _\ “-imm-S TM” Th: alnln in nature's scheme. Most people.
in? Comrulr. it adds: nim‘cmci‘. ill‘v rcadv enough to still-
“‘Evcn the liiblc. iii-on l‘r. illalum: Dori bird conservation iucrcly from
{heoryg would seem 1., nccd attention. iuotirt-s of S-‘lllllilOlli or sportsmanship
for $0.000 a your. .
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”51,”. it the ”15.5 mum“! ”1,. pu.{(,iftlli, unlr . ioumidul (ontm ..ill.\. l "l have .~e\'eral pi'opostionii in my
l
e of the Slt'cllill: l’rincr-sss musr 1m w*"“*"'°~ “”r
1» lied up, tlicn we demand th. oxtir- THE PLEDGE OF LOYALTY.
tion of Jnnuli's gourd." l‘:\'l‘l'}' lllLIll school uraduatt- in .\'c\\'
It comes back. ‘lt‘Al'huiiS‘ to thc old Yt'ili (‘lH‘ \‘.'ill be required to sign‘ ll,
lention: “‘lVl-ai is truth'” flu-kw] chi- pledgi- ol' loudly to the United States
' Pilate, and stared not for 111.. “pg. beforc hc l‘: granted a diploma. . if a
r'!’
cmvriiu: tho rinz. as it-ccntl,‘.‘ rcportcdg
Sllf'LEt'Slltlll :uado bv tin- districl suncr-
r‘If truth be inf-rely hard, cold pron-ll llllt‘lltlt ill is Lill‘l'ltd 0111.
lentific fil"t>'. perhaps in». fairy talc ’l‘hv id--a has found l'aror :Lliltlllu tlu,»
its Hill. Rut win-re. thr-n. is “l“lII‘H'J‘S 'Jl' 1114' “mini 0f ('tl‘lt'fllltm- Silo-iii chains that are now $0 much
truth touched only hr thr- and a inlmlan of allouiancc and ll\' mn- used for camshaft and n-lcrlrical ullil'
. '3 \‘Ciu-rc m.- truth which thrill of administration arc now lllltllzi‘ “NV" Should "" “TWO“ exactly “5 if
m artist, mt. writer, the ma consult-ration and will probably be Hwy “M.“ was “t hmrmgs' EM“
9 musician. tho m~.~:uvi.(~.1-_ mlontvd.
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whmm gla'nm hulls alone the 'l‘lit re is merit in the suggestion. mic and carrful lubrication. Chains.
Ult' tcm'lu-r and ill“ st'it'll- ’l‘iw public :thoois have been remiss: mm “m in m“ open ““"d oil ”‘03".
If? as . aurics of loyalty in the past. not mm” ("1W :1 day‘ Th“ “u Shun“ he
fairy lalrs ll-ad to laziness wilfully. but just as llu- whole rountrl’ 111;“
can “wail-moss what lulu“ i:::< lu-r-n remiss. Still. lll'Tt’ will “(3 Slll‘UK'kelS-
nlalcc have ll‘fl unread? Surc- :1 lllllc merit iii such :1 [110(1ch however;
tlic shoemaker who, in lum- ‘~l=lt-n:iil_'r
‘dest‘air. 3.1»! did his chm-rt'ul founded upon a batiiotisin dceldy iii-'S'Wl“ ll "ii” “I‘ within H Sim?“ curl)
cutting. out the niizht lml‘orr‘ stillul bv careful teachiniflas the pupil PM)“ by two half dollars laid Sid" by!
for tonmrrow‘s worlc It 111. passo: . . .
tin1 smallest Vltllill in tho World. it
flpcd lillll~~ll()t‘S not some. good schools. To the horn traitor no Merlin was madc- by ”19‘ \vcliknon violin-
ion) as when we do our Debit is hindinz.
‘ odds”? And i< it not a!wa;;=
administered. ifit is not
.vi‘leons and hard-working” sister
7 . ‘ ,_. ‘ ... ‘ . . _ inches: violin over all, 2.1%
_1 tot . now lflllxli> tuins to gold throw. the own avowal of his inward inches; how 52!; ill int-hrs ' ‘
3e haughty and lazv one who ios— faith. 9’ ‘ !
is an idea worthy of adoption by" ”9" Bl” ‘W’: 1051 the kl-y to my safe
.~.
'inz at a dinner of the Boston aw ful fashion of adopting all the new9 The Law of GOd. .
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mica has found that it cannot pay" law 0f GOd' that m
high prices of shoes. and as a re?
t SOlllf'lliilll; must break.
8 New Yorleribune records ill-’3
_ ization of the People's League of
ere. that has kept. his job. But the. A ‘
job just now is nothing to brag off One Poor Use Of Educat if
Thanksgiving. 3 would be better Off if
0. two unrelated items sound like u" so dam . 310 write-”—~A.tlanta Constitut ,
'first faint tinkiing of milienial ' .. - 4 . --———_—~
Nobody, in this most cynical of: May . For Bram F‘It
',‘wiil believe that the American
Ye class will ever do either of the
; credited to it. . Nobody ever.
. t, of the American middle class ad-
'm j that it couldn’t pay whatever
iion left in "this enlightened age. Still, from the papers that this
the. reason most of the coal miners
didn’t return to work immediately af- ‘-
ter the settlement was that they the wheels from creaking,
couldn‘t start the 12th because i§wa‘s "fie dark on the subject: probably We
"asked for shoes—or ships OP‘Fi-iday, nor on Saturday because it need sates—Clueland Pl'iifi 13-8313?-
,wax, either. gwas the 13th. l M”—
- . who will ever believe that their WM 1 Beat;
American middle class. thel ’ Anybody who is fooled by the raite‘ ‘ “ "
— ‘1
the low;
an
the due 0!. Whommgg marks may. multiparty align. Emfwm
,P‘entfi are tflefiffifigfifimggelt more thankeMsWIbe. able... tam W
Mb. ““4" twiligmm- ‘ . ~~ « ' ~ ~ 4 , .., . .
cused of Killing Billy Dansey
Nei hbor Ac _
- g and Little Son Who Was Billy’s Play
‘ Great Mark-Down Sale%’*
«of Women’s and MiSses’;
Coats, Dresses, .
gSuits, Skirts, etc.
sssvcr
i
4 6
Tomorrow, Saturday,
«my
C
" cvvr)‘ loadingr and dcsirahlc col ' and all sin-l; Mark-don“ ml.-
prices
and largc shawl collars, lint-d throughout with taut-y linings. V
Specially priced
(‘harles S. White of Humor J., declares that his arrest on k
I lMMOPAL FAIRY TAL 0" ““ “m "In “t‘ ‘10119- Webb. 34. a driver. shot his wife last. ("Mme 0‘ mm'dermfi nun» “““W' "“3“!" ‘8 “““'am“‘“‘
’> ‘ ' ' ES' l Any particular cast- of bird conscrva-lnight while in conversation with her here With his son Charlie. a litlic playmate 0f the Denney bOY- Bi“)! (“8'
fl“, Ntw le‘ \. ”m.” t‘ l‘ g L 1 tion, or any other ordinary example an" in front or the “03.139 Of her meats. appeared on October 8. The New Jersey authorities disagree as to whether
. .." ".t‘ 1 t).t-‘(‘:nt
White is seen
. ' J. l ' ' th I m '8-
1:11 min a wound in her side, but will the bones of a child found rccentl: are thorn of llily nausea and t 5
probably recover. \Vebb has made no tery has grown M"
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of pimlic entertain"-
all national hell-
have some form
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living apart but last ni ht tt dul'
. . ghlw {w 1'13 tOilofthP- . ' ’ g aent‘
Se it is based on lim. leads to lazi to (I “1' m ‘1” up ”H ‘ “I [I a ”1'9“”? together. Imerit hereafter on
MUElKE'r Gong—W
ROUNDS or MUSEUMS
Mrs. H. Stone of Norwalk has rent—
ed the (‘ody place on Mansfield arc—
mic.
LONDON. Dec. 24: The musket. said
, . . to have boon given to Alexander Selv
50‘0”“ and kirk when he Was put ashore on the
island of Juan Fernandez, 400 miles
101! the (‘hilean coast,
the. round"
Aliul‘nc‘y G,
the Patience house
will shortly take poesosion.
Fred Stark has rcnlod‘
High clam moth-ls of lli'pmulahlc quality lllc‘ll'l'mza.
iuiiiiliic colors. one hundred attrartch stylus to t‘ll 0» .. . ‘1
greatly rcduuwl in price.
has been going
The (‘rain Brothers. who are alteiid- of firmer. mutwuma.
returned un~igned a "outrun mum“ ing a militarv school at Sufiield. ;1;~u'“'d5' Selkirk's adventures upon which
we. are preparvd to .80 with 1191 ”1011):“ they arc pi'onc to neglect such ‘ ' .Was based DEFOP'S famous story. Rob'
1 ‘ The musket is inscrib
led With the name of "A. Selkirk Lao
It was: purchased by Ran-
ns. for $6 5’5 but tho owner
homo tor the holidays. Hui-on Crusoe.
‘27 "Mr“.
hand, our (mo of which would 113;.- mu Miss Pauline
‘llltll‘t‘ than tcn thousand dollars a ing in
year.“ he mid. young women. has urrin d home for g “"5 insured ll {0“ $101000
liuth disclaiined any intention of the holiday vacation.
‘5
580- 1771."
Seminary for dolph licro
Selkirk owned a tavern near (‘1
ham. but died in 1723, at sea. as
, tenant aboard a naval \‘csscl
but admitted hc iniuht go into motion. (‘liiislnias scrriccs _\‘c.~tcrday at St.
pictures. , John's Church, Not-own. “on,- masses
1 at the chuch at 8:31) and 10:3“. and at ;
SILENT CHAINS. Fitch's Home at 7 a. in.
[ll‘ii't‘\
BOYS NOT DIFFERENT.
4‘1
a»
,“W‘hnt is the cz'iizin
Luke's t‘hudch, .\‘«11««1tt1n.f‘h“‘ lims born in the month at Ma}
Holy Communion was ('L‘lt’bl‘nit‘d “Hare cmcl by naturc'.‘
joiiiiuir stud and river as a bearing is 5:30 and then- wus scrricc wf‘n spe» 'Qucrtcs John T‘ 1'32““ 3"".‘S 1‘“ Wit-‘5
'and must ill)(l\'l‘ all be giwn Syslt-lll- rial musical program at 10:30 a. m.
{‘5
h
A l
"‘1‘
Eliorn in May. 'and as i look back into
éthe days of my htght’ltul i am cflcn
At. St. Idikc's “('hurcli Night" this ‘hCl‘llfith to recall many acts 0‘ cruel
(y perpetrated by me. and at my in
ntlgalitm, on birds
seem to have delighted in there acts
of cruelty until i was about twelve
.4
but on the insidc. as this is the hurt t‘Vcning, ”it“ rector. Hiram Vim
comes in dirtct contact with thc Kirk.
ETllllf’ of Our Lord." following the de—
MARVELOUS TOY VlOLIN. “T““n‘” *f‘r‘we'
Pcrl‘rct in (‘\'t‘l‘)' detail, and SUzw'ill be enjoyed after the lccuirc.
including Jewelry. tilt-l“ \Varv. llair liwv.\cr~., l'ictni't‘v’
: . 4 . .- V .
«Hid d“ Ill-1m frames and a hundred ntliu-r Howltn's.
social hour
A"€
lPiIizc adds that as a lllPl: he is .
“i cannot now
l’copic's or an animal
Socivty ot' .\'ui‘oton will giro a supper most
1‘0
through ”I“ grade and 1m“ :»lllt'. London now lunsls oi baring. 'lliis turning the (‘chl‘icnt‘lng
feeling of a bliorrence
« w
x
. . . , _ ant cut -r ; i1 (3 ' 1 . - iis‘ ~,
To thr- indifforcnt a pledge. lat. ‘ B. \andormculcu. and IS cx- 1 ‘ U I m lit at a“ “M’IIOOI ‘f m“
is :1 mchr of indifference. To the ho.i ‘llllsllt‘h‘ constructed as to scale. The ‘0 d“ the ”‘9"‘1’9’5 of the organization
lit-rc-r tho moan“ iq bind”... “Olemn :‘fifllt'llriiiuasurmmflm arc: Violin body. who were in the nation's service dur-
, H . .. a. n j
' ' ' ' ’ in: the ~war.
Are not nearly all healthy boys tit“:
structive and cruel?
‘our little village. writes Philip Halo.
One or our
orite amusements was the reckless
sling and buckshot.
‘We would lie on the root of the min,
ister's house on Elm street and plug;r
horses. dogs. farmers in carts or or
ood sledgeu. just to see them lump.
or were we then aware that surprise
'was the. chief eleincnt of wit.
g’wliat. makes a man laugh so when he
sits down on a bent pin."
the WindoWS of a schoolhouse was a].
-most as good sport as tearing on the
llodinan‘s fence.
They Were “.1 - . m. . -fi def . . ._ -
i The
.employuient of
fingar m dinner." ,bt' licld this evening in the Congre
the mid“? ‘l’ixwl to ' . ‘ " ‘
. install the faith. to make: VALUABLE' ‘ ‘ ' “' ' ‘ '
y adlicrina to truth “.0 mus-'1 “m :>;tlr3’.i'i:in ‘1 let of the ('lllltl's'beil.;r . “ :uess Hi liaxe to go without any (liiistmus itstnale in this town “ill
dull ugliness with our dail‘: and the t -‘ ' " -- ‘ rv 1‘ 3‘
d ”1,,“ 1-,“.‘.‘H,]] t. H “I .,~ . ‘ l n o noun his .stlm-olin, Wink. ’(‘ouldii't yOu get any?" [national
, . i in i. a..t .iv' the 1dr dare to protect illt' thing be low; “it isn't that. l haw-
auty. Or put at the bond or bual- as
quite a lit— Luke's and the. Presbyterian churches
Tuesday night,
following on N
Swill hold theirs
Met liodist '5
The Board of Finance
u vorable action upon an appropria-
, u . . , ,
“The Di'csidt-nt of the Massachusetts. for :2 motor glove. but small boys had, want "0"“ “”0 and children *0 have T’ ‘tion for increased pa) for the school.
tail Shoe Mort-liams' Association bettt-r take warning. mother has an‘fiEMhango' iteadmrs 0‘. this town. recommending
* ‘ ' {that an aditional amount 01 $5,304.75.
‘ teat'liwf‘S sumo one “45%., enough anv rtlltltll &_‘Sl('ll). idenosil hox."—~l)ctroil Fro;- Press, 1 _
7 idiscr-rn in all beauty. in all thinzs l “r““— ‘ math , , _,
ng lovcd liv many children, thr- liid‘; _ "" l pmqmlépfliqtife'i Pifiefitked'. Row Sears hve.
« truth which moves the world. i A “NV 1110"? WhiCh can be healed policv‘.” ‘7' “x d C d $1,000!
____._ “_ .%_ :by clcCiricitv has been put upon the Salesman 7“] know, but that is fox‘
’AN UNBELIEVABLE THING. lmarkr-t, It was originally inteffi-ed the undertaker. Ilow much do in
Hitting little boys’
balls. not snowballs, was a favorite
|winter amusement. It was considered
‘a good joke to kidnap a youngster at
night, take him far into the Bridge
street grave yard and then run away
.rrom him. Tormenting cats and dogs
was common enough when a small
.boy was not easily caught.
.ers, the throwers
and the tormentor
gsurely not all bom in May. Nor
ys born in May skilled in rude
or ingenious. torturing.
' , . .‘.. o v - t ‘ I r : . 1;}
’t and Shoe Club. announced. tint "1°" "“1 equipment f"? home use “931th ‘8 a weak anchor aid gmry’bellmi'ad'e ma‘pecmblflfo: twh: pm“ “at 50:
great middle class in the life or , summit subvert a man: this is. the c“ m a 5 0'
rtue only is firm. take action “m the m‘ter‘m
Tin,- Sultan of'Turkoy is the only and cannot be shaken by a tempest.—- time early next month, will ‘3th
ruler ambnz the defeated Central Pow- Pythogras. ‘ be made. It is While that 1‘19 9013' .
.mittee animated some time use, «to
.1 . . ., . town’s need of fire W‘!
, Education IS a blessui’. ‘l‘ Jconsider the
. ica a “11.0 f tli iddl clado- There-s about as much left of Turkey ole Eben, “Hut 393' de samesgledmf. i118 upmatus will also 31:“!!er
,0 éd, f " °_. F m e ‘ =15 morn usually is this long after dat nuts in his time signin' I. o. U33 at the same town meeting tomb.
1‘11), .9 cut puces. he hadn’t learnt limit set tor such aremfl h“. 3m
Iexpired.
of other missiles
s of animals
Of course, there is little supersti- An unsigned correspondent Dates} All members 0! Ernest 71989353“
immrting a lot of "beanoilf'ofizg-y he Post. m Lem are 859mg:
wishes to he wised as to when it urged to attending next mention , 3
a hair restorer or something to keen be held this evening in the Dari-ea:
We in: in town hall at 8 p. m.
"Of course,
The business ime facetiouge
"Wm M Of 41:3me mg“?
POSS bud planned t0 glue
it seems. {uni-iv.”
samurai-uneven:
WW3“%NSB. and
can to: cone “0.4
automnlneo’m.”
nuance CITY.Dee.18.
ban put on poone L ,1 slalom ent of madame by gm,“ mm
ti 1 031., has bin 1mg? Osaka-m 0% the Knit; circuit- on m:
. , on taboqi , .-.~-1 , -1 . « , ,’
I all industrial strife. the hint 0: exchange into loading up “we” fight ““3 , , s now My get 6, butt bulge; denied to ”1;;
Mei-era:
«a
WOMEN ’S COATS 9
At 1-3 Under Ragular Value.
llaiidsoulc tailorcd and stylish models. rich incur} materials, 1’2
$24.00 AND l'l‘.
WOMEN’S PLUSH COATEES
At Extraordinary Reductions.
Madc of ilic finest quality plush. splendid st‘rlcs. with lu-lt.
$30-00 AND l'l’.
K
women's sun‘s
At Substantial Savings. .
Plenty of styles to choose from. The M'zisoil'.\ twat mudcih.
olioiccut malt-rials and splendid tailoring. Extraordinar;
moo AND [‘l’WAmi mint»,
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FASHIONABLE DRESSES O
Stylish models that ar~ beautiful. scnnihlc and iii-amine, \. .r
nlll'lt' and colors. The prions are exceptionally in“.
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