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toeState Compt’ _ 7V ,
5 Missing-Connectie1i‘t mom
346,000 Gltildren— 7
'IIIncrease fill" 1920 Sh W11 (1 superintendent rib-charities . in
. .. , h is seriously considéfins
County:
posed commission would be made :to
the General mbly 1171923; “my
’ ltions co
The‘ towns or Wateirord and North LnderI existing com!
Branroni are m dange'r of losing he? homes have discretionary powers with
share of the school er. umei‘ati-onl
money which the state pays the
towns..because or their negligence in
submitting their, school enumeration
to Représen' tive John- H. Hill 0
regard to taking in children unferl
years old. The ‘ selectment of the
town of Norwich, who appeared be-
fore the humane institutions commit-
‘Bheiton. a member «or thewoxninitte
Pattersonj's many respected hotel
returns to the comptroller. Of the
163 towns, retu'ns are lacking from
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, msomo 1mm
A Stated Communication
Well Lodge. No 108.14‘1 and A. M.,
‘will be held at its rooms Tue‘Sday eve-
ning. February 16th, 7, 1921, at 8
«o'clock. 'Work E. A. (Degree.
All Master Masons cordially and
fraternally invited.
Fraternally yours,
Edison T. Harris. W.
I... fittest Bobert M. Wilcox, Secretary.
'. A. Special
in Masonic Temple,
Of 0Jd_b9r 5.1920.
Convocation of Butler
mpter No. 38, R. A. M. will be held
South Main
only these two. though they were due
in the comptroller’s office on Decem~
The payments. will be
made luv the state in March, agg.e
gating more than $782, 000, with mi
enumeration of approximately , 346, -
000 ctrldren of school age. .
13,000 More Children. .-
The 1920 enumeration of children
ILbetwcen 4 and 16 years old is approx-
imately 13,000 more than that of
1919. The state pays to the toWns
$2. 25 for eachchild .of school age
Ionumerated Enumeration figures for
some of the bigger centers of popula-
tion are: —- .
7 . street Thursday Evening. Feb- 17th: Cities ‘ 1920 ,, 1919
as 7: 30 o 'clock. -- Hartford . . . . . . . 31.130 29,559
work—M. E. M. and R A. aesreeS- New Britain 16.027 15.043
' All It. A. masons cordially invited ..ISIeW Haven .. . ... 38.686 37.827
Fraternal'lIP" Meriden . . . . . . . . 8.289 7,988
- . ' D. B. Beach H - Waterbury 29.580 28.386
res. Lyon. Seem - I ’-‘-‘ Bridgeport ....... . 34,465 33,172
_ ‘ "l V _ _,_ _ ', Stamford ........ . 10.623 10,030
‘i « Hartford County Gnins Largest.
OBSEPVATIONS. . g The figures show - that Hartford
Congressmen seem 1n considerable County made the biggest gain in
doubt whether the counpy will stand
nor any more of them.
It is when a man wants to lime his
turn way that he discovers how many
(mntrary folk there are.
“'hen 11 1111111 pronounces it a good
:Iacrnion. it is- plain that he has not
been hit very hard by the 111 each“
it might be bottei for some pc1sczs
iii they insisted that their right hand
3&1:on what then left hand is doing.
It looks as it the “"111 slackers could
go to sleep no_VV without sin fear of
" finding their names posted in the
amrning. . ' '
Even an. indiViduaI who does not
have a very good leputalion 1‘01 110-
Fineness may be forced to ho“ to the
r‘ ~ - fivitablo .
It has been suggested to 1 onguss
m a tax ho levied on hurl“ 101..
-3”‘(‘nt the) to be pilicd 1iVth‘r than
zmx'flcted? _ _
Men Should bu trained for Inor—
range. says a college professor. in
the. absence of that they gm IlnIir
e straining in marriage. '
'tliat new Fran-11 {31111
Doubtless
E 115 .at will .shoot' "0'0 anilos is 110m (1 lo
grove to tho Germ: ms (in un: lllS\\t‘l‘.i-
1.. 1-}lfin argume n1 for poem. -
Most ll]"i‘l should lu- :xlylo 10 ohm
:‘isTIinétliing :1 lot mow Valuuhlo (luring.r
‘ #316 time it iukvs 1110111 to 5:11 sonuu
t‘ihing' 1‘01 nothing.
Thor”: “215 :1 111m win 11 :1 111.111um‘lql
”fit it niclnl 011 {hr comm-r without
flowing ilV' 1‘. ll: “.15 exporting
fitting {01 nothing.
i.
l“\li‘.lt ~
‘S’Vitli all 1‘z-I (mush-7. ;2:(-1(1-.(~_V in
the. Unilrtl Slat-I». 1' MI (13> too loud:
waiting on {in All; 1‘ lLHL“ 10 1:1:VlI:(I
like first. 111(VV(-.
‘Nhon :1 pI-14'I'; lllzlvks .1I(I (Il' 11w
”morn“ in» 4-:(1 1L: he (I:.' (11' (in-
.4» is 11. MRI VV'ml; 1:4.
..',.;'-. ”‘0'. If: it) V.'l i( Ix ho
‘ [319. first 10 sum 1.
A man is luck} 11' he 11:15 it l'owgoml
' fiir-nds 21ml :1 iim-l: (11' 1‘1‘14-nrlly :uu
q'flfljn‘illltl'r}. o.“ “‘llC-lli try to bor-
Isvw nlmu-y from Lilli.
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J. B. KEEPS NAGGIVG.
'. John Hull lu-(Ips up his (lisrrimlun-
‘lUlll‘
85011 against Ann-(iron 11min. 'lI‘z'nIiuhl‘
palates from .‘V'V-VV' You}; to {’an l nih-(l
3331:1101“ :VHI l'xxui 'l}' ihu lIiuslngu
." 71137931170 H"!H by muting” shimu'uyls ('71
. 5390113 to~1lnitml Kingdom \lLl ‘(lrrI Cou-
‘ '3‘ figment. l'UKHlllH’ 21 lillh- 1:1“!0 (11mm;—
j mum and minimum tut-111‘ 111111110
7 filing John 111111 to his snow-s. As
. won as that is m‘oposul somv of our
flak sisters will accuse us (11' holding:
2" 2443:3111) ()\’(:l‘ ‘lIluroprun ('Icuiquilmrs ig-
I"""‘I'¢.II"1111: 111(-
. repaint.” 3'
furl 11ml .lIZnulnml is lulu-
ns with 1101' 131;; Ell-'li.
. 'f~ \Mfl ....-fi-..-_ .:_.Q h-_._
2:33 , \V'liA'Il‘. 1'14 .‘1.\":‘?
’ ' The SII Izm 3:.- ;1(lnpl( (2 :1 1151111111011
'7' 1511*. ('I‘ntni in S1 miter lla‘ur)‘ Cabot
V. Isa-rig“, (:1 Blur» 1(Il.usr-t’.:s, llze Republi—
(3:913 H'flllvl‘. VI . '4‘ upon luc- l’rrshlout
fin? i11for1n:111u;. :1:~ 10 what. 11' 111w
353113115 have hm :1 "(ulwn in' 1110 i111(I1'(-:~'.L
(a; the claims of Americans whose.
:ahips and (‘21:‘,I’.(11IS worr- ...-mm by ”If
_V:Btitlsh GOV‘tIi'mqut during the “or.
J}, is llil‘MSiU' ul ill (2 the lx'u‘wzo
anchors 11:le 1: (illim. s (V: (lollars' VV'mlh
a»! meat pamlurts (iiV'IIntnl into Entr—
Mports V‘I NI ‘1 \\"",flf (iv-mined 1'01
I:'fiw((ie11.nn(l that "(anV' were kepl
'tlhero until spoiled. VVit h 1.0 1(Ipnrali9m
(or adequate (IV-11111117111011 forthcoming
strum England.
0‘. O.“ (l
The bill introdum-r‘l in So Inulol‘
_ 11 S. Frolinzrhuv $111.
remove the rt-Sh'ir'lions of th . l. ‘
m Anti- Trust art on 1ailroad: ((111;ng
Easiness with compmios haVing inler-
‘fioc'king' (liierlomhs has been faV‘ma-i
Ely ropmtcd to the Senate by “18
omminchc on Intr rstaie (ominm'ca'
committee recommended 1111
m-rntdlmtrntuto tho mrusrrro to the of;
1a 1e Interstate Com er
Qfimmission should have supcrrVnisigre:
over such transactions.
9
France decreased her unfavorable
"fizzle balance by eleven billion francs
{a 1920 compared with 1919. Th
as that the value of the Fren
._, (3 will: soon begin to climb. Cle-
hemceau told Europe to go to work:
emnce took him at his word.
Jo's.
0" \(IVV Jersey,
Wight ("Onfi-ronor at $1.410 ...-(I 100 pom-(Id his choices; inspirations, as
wounds 011 many (Iommmliii-s. VV'lVilo )lur)‘ Garden."
firnm New York 10 l-‘1'(I11(-l1 11ml ("‘nnn— "l sluill 11(‘V'v1‘ form-l." he went on.
mm ports rub-s i‘ul' rho-I sumo- (Iommo- “U11" glory "of lu-r hunuli' in “19 “PM
«“1305 V'urV' from :0 10 50 (Imus yer’nml Second 11:31.4 of “Thais," nor the
. V19?) pounds. From ,.\':-VV‘ York iolsomli‘ in ln-r lnId—(Illumhor with the'
z" s? 30:11an ports tlu- rau. is fin cents. The I?“ .le I monk Alhamul. " “Her restless
; .5: .Amerman («pm-101s on .m (1511" imiiViLV. tom-hing: gestures: her alter-
school enumeration in 1920 and ranks
second to New Haven County in the
total: Fairfield County ranks third.
The figures by counties are shown in
the .i'ollowmg‘ table:—
Counties 1920 1919
Hartford ....... . . $2,409 1 ".7 915
Now Haven ..... . 108.059 105, 944
NLIVV' London . . . . 23.326 23.183
l7‘:1i1"lield ...... l. . . 30.813 77,469
\Viudham . . . . . . . i 2.042 11,802
.l.ii(Ihli(~l(i ....... . . 19,590 18,839
Midrilosvxfl . . . . 11.425 10.923
F‘nlluml ....... . . . 6.680 \6,451
MARY GARDEN
ii-ci'. "1'("tl(‘~1 liohh— Thais.
or Mary Garden. the
world (”zimml prirun, (lonnu, who will
lw heard in 1I(I('ii:1l :11 Polls Theatrb.
lll‘i1ig‘('-;Torf.")n Sunday urn-rnoon Fol).
20111 is insrpurably associated with
tho role or “thais.” “I 'am grateful"
s.1i(l.un OxprIl‘iCnCm] (lpm'n-gOCr him-‘
suit” :1. musician of international prom-
inuncc. “ld'llvc long enough to see and
hour Mary C}Iil‘(i1‘ll~.'ln what I consider
lwr mostmwondcrml part." “I have
seen 11116 111-1111] llwm (111." he contin—
ued. ”from Paul and Gerster to
limmu 1- {.ml (ivraldlnc Furrar.
'l'ln» 12mm»
Linn-s
but 1111111 1 thmld Mary Gnrden. as
tho lu-VV‘ilxrhing and gorgcously-urruy-
Aloxhndria. rise litur—
:zllV' lilUI :1 Hugo 11ml mum-11 Summer's
(lawn upon U11" slukv of the auditor-
ium i can truthfully assert that I nev-
(IzI rvulizwl ulmt moat singing and
:H‘tim: 111(I:1nl: undcio me. Miss
sublimo symbol of
lll‘illull'lll' 11ml :1 grace of body and
motion VV'lmsn harmonious vibrations
11112.41 awe-(Iv on into llw everlasting."
"'l'hg grunt Arliilcor," pursued he.
"Wm 11 11v r-rculrd this r0311 of a girl.
surely lx'unsqudcd 1111(1 surpassed all
that. VV'(-7(t before." l (1111 sum that
Elam-(uni who wrote for 11mm" bonu—
iiful VV‘orn-anSylVil Sanderson and
('{ih'c lllllnllil‘ lhf‘lll--IIniI\'<‘l‘ imagined
that ho should have such a pecrléss
(Irraturu (lmnlnntu his enchanting
Opt-1:1 "’l‘huis." or trunslutu the mus-
ivnl idioms into \\ lV'uIlV 110 had literally
(Id ('ourtvsuu (If
i
'{g'l‘nnh-r'
U:11'(l(‘ll is our
7.1171ons of (‘VourIlVings :Vmi “(Is-pings
“ltll the iuuu rious attitude of an out—
1-ng1-(l Queen."
"lluVV' artfully Sim painted the con-
trast l)(ItVV'(I-n tho first acts and the
finale of tho om-m.’ "Her all-gentle-
111.254 as a comm; to the humillties
null somincvs of the Christian faith.
and the beautiful seitnlly of her
l7" Iithn H( ( “11‘ Vol contritc to the Very
713‘s "
“ lu conclusion," 110 said. “It is bo-
\Oll'l n1(I1(IVV owls io (-xpross. Such per-
fiction mnnot hr (lrscxibod. It must
hr “linPSt'd to be understood."
SMASHED HIS PIPE
‘Hartford’ Man Gets Decree of' Di-
vorce on Ground of Cruelty
Intolemhie czuolw was adjudged
Vprm‘ed last week 1) V' Judge \Villiam H.
i Linllbit of Hartford VVho granted a do
irrnc of absolute div-nice to 'VVilliam
llouflwsbergm in an action against his
VVife 0111110 gx‘ou “((1 of
(misehshe loll him in Boston eight
mom 8‘ slim their man-lee S -
her 1, 1907. Se, eptom
____________‘_____ ,
Julius Caesar was the first 7
rul
style himself an emperor. or to
M
Try a classified advertisement in
the Sentinel.
\ .
HIS TROLBLE IS ALL GONE '
“I was affected with pains all over
my back and kidneys," writes Charles
McAlllster. 1 Clark Ave. Kearney. N:
desertion 1161 ~
‘ demonstrated
tee last Tuesday would make it man-
dstory on the county temporary home
managers to take in these unfortun-
ate children.
' Troubles of Selectmen.
Mr. Hill says: "What is a. select-
man going to do when a person brings
a child under 4 years to . him and
says. 'Here is a child; it is in want
and. neglected by its parents. You've
got to take care of. it.‘ The se'lectman
Special Cor'nmision 3133* Be Asked to
. " Investigate and Report In 1923
I Sana Representative Hill.
has no suitable place to which to send
the child. The county temporary
homes 'won’t take these unfortunate
children on the ground that there are
no suitable accommodations for them.
it seems to me the problem is one.
the state should decide and find or
made a home for these unfortunate
children." 3 _ _
His views undoubtedly represent
those of many other town officers in
the smaller centers. It is also desired
as AuVlliary Bishop John G. Murray
explained to the- committee on hu—
mans institutions last week. that the
state permit the legal commitment of
these unfortunate children to .homesI
chartered by the state. 'An effort is
also to be made to provide for safe-
guards concerning adoption.
, NOAH \VlifiS’l‘ER'S ROSIE.
Sarah “’liitman Hooker Chapter.
A. IL. of VVtIst Hartford. is back-
ing a, movement to” save the Noah
\Vebster homestead, on "8611”: Main
street ,thnt town. and preserve it for
posterity as one of the historic land—
marks o'l: the town. Noah \Vebstc'r.
whose fame is chiefly due to 133'
compilation of a dictionary bearing
his name. first published in 1828. was
born in 1758. in “West Hartford. at:
tended school there and went from
there to Yale C‘oll1m.llis father.
Vouh \\(‘bfitl‘l‘. Sr is buried in the
old Mon 1111erth ground
“1‘ I'LDING I YIOVS T0
MEI-71‘ AT )F‘V HAV'EV.
VNEVV IIA\'E1'.1I‘ch. 15.———A council}
of all building trade unions in the
state is to be held in this city March
12. it was announced todav by the
ex'ecuiivc commitlcc .oi‘ the State:
Building TradesZCouncil. which met:
here yesterday. The Muster Builders
Association was 10ccnflv organizer] in
the state. (imbibe report that ((119.
)(Irrase or 25 per cent. in Rages will
he omvlod were said to be lmpport-
am points of discussion :31 their; meet-
mg.
I).
(i001) MARKERS ARE _
A BI'SINTZSS ASSETJ
The teaching of good 111.111m 1's in
thopuhlic schools is bring (irritated in
the stale of New York h\‘ Dr. John
11'. Finley. slain ( mumissioncr 01' edit
ruilon. “Good manners." ho (lesions.
“not only load to added (friendships.
social standing and progross in busi-
anss. not only are one of the keys to
tho gates of wealth. but practice in
(”m-mums is the most valuable kind
of spiritual discipline!“ Dr. Ii‘ii'ney
goes on to explain that training- in
good manners has enabled more than
one person to rt-tain his self-control
in u trying situation. “And self-con—
trol." ho saV's,"is tho edge Vou have
on the other fellow "
"No To- Bnc" has helped thousands
to break the costly nerVe-sl1attering
tobacco habit.
longing for a cigarette. cigar, pipe. or
for a chew just place a harmless No-
To- 1380 tablet in your mouth instead,
to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortlv the habit may be completely
broken. and. you are better on: men-
tally physically, financially. It's so
easy. so simple. Get a box of No-To-
Bee and if it doesn't release you from
all craving fo bacco in any form.
your druggist refund your prone!
without question. ’
‘ . BRONCI'IITIS '
rsIYi r125
that medicine
knows no sin-er healing agent-lair
J.. "Afte'r three or four doses of Foley
Kidney Pills '1' becam'e all right and‘
my pain is all gone." F‘oley Kidney
Pills (we backa'c ' a
clarifies; rheumatic pains. still! join
swollen . muscles ‘11
(its kidney 4.
medicine, prampt in “tin“;
ways helps. Contains no habitn' f 1-
ins drugs.—8tillson-Poweli Corp.
Itilled for years by thousands.
wims—_
thé inflamed xii'ucous membranes
of nose, throw and lung '
Whenever you have a ,
FOR COU‘GHS. (Cows '
Experience has.
was. ‘11.... sense—41:11... .. .
olden days when ruin was considered
fluids Were brought forcibly to .mind
here recently .wu'h thgflfalling intoi
decay or the va or mausoleum at
Charles H.’ Patterson and his wife.
lady" of any state in the union. Mir.
lug ummlmm
When Governor Morrison mu 1
augurated a few Weeksngo ilttif,l 1:;-
' ’ ' ' during a e
in leadercasketstiiled with rum and 815ml W35 at his side
hermetically~ sealed before being festivities of the occasion. Anselm
placed .int the Vault. which was was nccOrded a great ovation when
built on‘th tbp oil the ground. . 451": entered
Although the ravages of the ele-
ments had obliterated the brick walls
of the vault the caskets were found
to be in a perfect state or preserva-
tion.
Embalmers say there is no doubtI
that the bodies or the Pattersons re-
main pertain}; person-.ed ‘
proprietor, died in 184-7 and his wife
in 1867. Both bo’dles were enclosed
office walk
ing Governor, Thomas Walter Bickett.
‘ After Governor Morrison had taken
the oath of office Angelle. accompan-
ied him‘ to the executive offices in the
capital and thence to the GOVernor‘s
. lVKansion, where she stood with her
PORT CHESTER FIRM DISOONTIN- fa! her in the receiving line and shook
UES BONUS. hands with thousands 0: visitors.
PORT CHESTER .\' Y..Feb.15.—-
The Russell Bfi‘rdsall 6. Ward Bolt
Sentinel Advertisements bring the
best results.
erpor Cameron Morrison. of North
believed to hold the dil-
auction of: new: the youngest “first
Morrison is a widower,“ his wife hav-
‘e
1,".
i
and Nut Company, (,mploying about
2.000 men in plants in ’I’oi't C ster. ' :1...
N. IY.. Pcmberwick, (‘onn.. 'andI ock "3* h o ‘ of
today‘announced discontin- .mafi II
Falls. 111.;
uance of attendance bonuses and time
and one4halt for ourtimc, effective
'Feb. 26. The reductions, it was ex-
WIFE TAKES ,
HUSBANDSRDVIGE
And 1. Made Well
by Lydia F. Pinkham’ s .
Order? Try NR
We; lotto:- to Straighten You Out
After Eating Too Much. Your
Liver. Regulates Ber-Isis. Acts
Pleasant 1y. Guaranteed.
Many people (fit too much 'ci'ery
Cs‘.‘ and Host on 152.1]: You 1111\‘5‘.
some days. ’J'lmt is V.'iV:' gnu-moans
suffer more than (my 17I:(-,I'!- in 11::
world from indigestion, lxiliournuss
and constipation. .
\Vi ill: (1 little tliouchlftwlnrm and
care, dhowever. a 1:; cat’r...nv,m1t of
«its. (ii-stress 0011M LN :1.“ . .‘
you ‘11 no: or resins.» how i . .,
until you become mo (.11 1 .1 s: »
cm and million pool 1! 11': co
Vegetable C po 1..» a 1.03? {\amgw 1:.
Tablets) ( ins/s MW (-3112. '
It \\hv?1¢\ri‘ $1 I. '.1l on. b.1112 Iusncs; (31'
consllu: (ion 1 12(('.1. .
1 (11.“ e laxsths 1:; rm. Vr1‘lis:‘ic.
such as (iii. 1": impel, et. . 1,21.
1y rolro born] a Hun. 11-1. I
rxoris a bc..(I' cm in: ' ,. r; I
entire dicomivo rmlu'vV‘ 11‘, v. ,
.V .:, V.‘
mSeringficld, Mass.—-‘ "The doctor told
usbnnd that I had to have an Voper-
- . , as”. otherwise I
..I_ would be. a sickly
' i Woman and could not
, haw any more chil-
; (iron on account of
weakened con-
E :1. lrefuscdto
tum—the stomach.
cV :11 1‘0 1.1.1.113.
promote 0V".:I.I ( . , I I
tion of ml 1 e citrus 1111:. 1.0.5.19
food 1 1:1 buy haste.
u. . ...
‘. he.» the “Wrath“. 'i‘hn’. 1:1 V. (13.7 i c 11451: '11:: V l..7 11 fob
‘ l" hm [2.11.1151ng low the “5'39: «1'; 5'3“"- s Fm» :I(. I‘rrn
l"r(-l’i:r:y:l‘ ".13 always a( .,_: us rfkf:\l"fl’"
II'P'iu' ’ ' “ ’9 (Ra. ' who lint u}: 't. Tim 4-1 ' I. ".;.‘
‘I . “" " ‘ g prompt (21d 1‘ iti'mfla, * _. .". '..
. . ""llhwuiidwm gentle F: u Di._--....t‘, r-,I . 3
‘ f; would not help coir.cn(:..1he ibu: (mgr c.: '1, {he
i or the first body rmwivts Turin: s :1 '
real reliclV and bare "‘"
laxative Ml or cat
durvd i-Jr :xivmm.
(little work.
i'tlze time, was
four months I could (i
had to lie down most
nervous and could eat II 111in anything, ‘ "“1 ”I «3" “IX :7" 1"7' F POW-ed!
but my husband was sways reminding $3 Eff??? ' "‘ ‘ “' ,1.’ ‘ “.5 ,3" '1‘;
me to take the Vegemble Cpmpound, d,i {muta- f‘ I." '7 {2;}
which I did. Of. my ought. children this lucr (Ir . . (I. (. “god
last one was the casiéd birth of all and {12-11" Till}. . 1" ‘, 37"";
. x- .u ".. u , ‘. JV...
Iam thankful for your Vegetable Com-'
pound.I I recommend it to my friends
when] hear them complaining about
their ills,’ ’—.—-Mrs. M. NATALE, 72 Fre-
most 81.. S ringfiel'.“Mass.
Sickly, (111m: “01.. 11 make unhn py
homes, and after N (.Izig IsMr Nata c ‘s
letter one can im arrine how this hum;-l
was transformed l- y her restoration to
health. Ever) VV omen V'I‘ho suzfcrs from r
such ailments shun M {rive L dis E. Pink-
hnm’€\’ezctabl<‘l om noun fair trial.
It is surely VV orth while.
lcruazrist -..
HAROLD A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
‘ILR TOt‘liCill“
Tomox no“ Peel Righi
ilmefi'cas leading
. CORSET
To appear youthful is every
woman’ s desire. This age of
‘ youthful attirecalls for youthful
equating, combining the attri-
,. butes of Youth,Slende1-ness and
Grace, all found inW. B. Nufonn
Corsets.
W. B. FORMU 3111531123123”
worn with W. 8.001120:
{Km and odd Just that Mmm'flet
ecu-amine”
WEINGARTEN BROS" he. ‘
Wisdom
1219:: m mmwmm m:
('9;
0‘?
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considerably less than the manufacluiing
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All IWOol Plaid Skirts
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CHILDREN’S GINGHAM. 11rd
BRAY DRESSES
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Lamps Repaired and Made to Order, and N
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Welding of IAil Kinds of Metals.
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