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AFTER ~12 YEARS
ot mrrclmndbing in our present building we
must mote to make room for In new building
which “ill be erected ni’tt-r the one we are
now in is dcmolislu-d.
During the ~10 yours Since we started
business, \\e have nmcr conducted a. Nllt‘.
St) tllls’ is our l-‘lllS’I‘ SALE.
is conducted simply to make an event of our
PIANOS. I‘LAYI'ZII PIANOS or I’llONU-
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' The Bible
The “Kansas City Star"
is ctm~
ccrncd because the time when daily
Bible reading “as the order in many
homes seem. to lung pulsar-d. com-
mcnto the Hartford Courant. it he-
iieveo that it would he {letter it to-
day there was more such reading or
the lllbloand that. maybe. the re-
sult would be that fewer Young pun—
pie would be inclined to go out from
their home: to participate in crimes
or in an attempt to tind satisructlnn
tn questionable amusements. Mmhe.
it lays, there would he more con-
'_ tor-intent. better justice and n. llullt‘rl
footing in human
relationship all l
ogound. _
'v It calls attention to a nurvny made
cntly by the Central Mist-mutt
to Toachcri’ College at \‘y'arrlrnn-1
. PK. M0. The lune-y mm. made;
college
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and high school students in half a
dozen cities. it was found that six-
tccn per cent. of the students neith-
er knew where Christ was born nor
the name of His mother. Sixty per
cent. did not know that Peter, Jame-
and John enjoyed the larger confl-
tience of Jesus. Seventy per cent.
did not know what to call the Sur—
mon on the Mount. Sixty per cent.
did not know what Christ said about
lowing onc's neighbor. Twelve. per
cent. did not know the first clause of
the Lord‘s prayer. Sixty-live per
cent. did not know the Golden Rule.
Commenting. the “Star" Bayer—-
“ilow is it possible for boys and
trirlr, to reach the age of 15 and
20. and young people at a. selected
class. too. withoiit gaining more
knowledge of the Bible than this
test revealed? Who in mponlifiie
for it? Hardly tho'cducatlonol “4
thoritlcs. It nu Newfoundland
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF B UYlNG—COME AND SEE US H ' . '
AGENCY FOR SON ORA PHONOGRAPHS‘
WE ARE EXCLUS IVE AGENTS F OR‘
THE HARDMAN, HARRINGTON, HEN SEL', STERLING, HUNT-
IN GTON,
The STUDWEL
39 NORTH MAIN . STREET‘
study at the Bible in the public
schools. Reading it. there appar-
ently Would be desirable. but .prac-
tical objections have been mdevto
that. and in many states the courts
have sustained them. But there are
other opportunities: First. in the
home; second. in the church and
again in the schools or religious e'd-
ucation established in connection
with the public schools in many
cities.
Quite e from the great moral
and religious truths that are em-
phasized in the Bible it: is in itself
so remarkable for the clarity and
beauty of its English theathoee who
are not to a certain dezroe‘tgmllllr‘
with its contentl have been doom
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WE ARE MOVING
THURSDAY »
ACROSS , . . p
THE STREET
TO 56 NORTH MAIN STREET ‘~
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THERE ARE STILL SOME ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS LEFT,
AMONG WHICH ARE:
*3 CHICKERING AT $35.00 _ ;
KRANICH AND BACH UPRIGHT AT $195.00
A PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH AT $15.00
/ ._\
f EVERY
PLAYER-
PIANO
Plainly Marked
with Sale Prices
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MEN DELSSOHN and MILTON PIAN OS AN D‘PLAYERS.
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SOUTH NORWALK _ ‘ --
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TERMS MTHINREASONmogEN EVENINES
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der. backed“ byryeam 9: ”Spl' “.3
experiencan its ‘buo‘lnées ’ J '1
me“ that: mem‘idxe Carri-fitting .» 1 "
Prince to. the institution whosom." . - .
turo destinco he will new guide, > L g
Knowing him as we do, gig genial -«
personality and his hud‘flbfiéfilefl ‘
“‘cll-‘Medlted Recognition. ' - ”“8? we ““1 We?“ ”fillies'émt‘
Thouelevation ot.Trowbridge C8,?! gzt‘wnilad gimme” :11de g .- . , 101':-
rington, as publisherot, our onl’eré lwishens “Into: tat/my @3310“. 3.
prising/morning contemporai'y.‘ The body Rm: k 3:1in .fl'f‘cfityfi
Journal-Courier, is a‘rccognition of Union ° now: m-‘fZNFVanfiernf-
real merit in an exacting field of en- ‘ ' ' . ' ‘
dam-or.~ Mr. Carriogton comes from
a. long line or successful newspaper
publishers. the House of Carrtntton ,
having been so long Identified with “8” 0‘1 January 1. at “can.
journalism in this ennui-theme». ,. ‘1‘“. Jim, I tangents an ‘P‘.
of? of Sour citizens. cannot fullback m - ot. “3‘97.” M soda?
egkthe ddyr when the Germ 6-? gut-$1.3m 1;, ‘
hold that. a holder of four or the
new :25 pcr'shaxca would have the
. same right to subscribe as the'holdf'
er 0! one '0! the‘ $100 per. shares
god that such right. could not be
denied. ' » ‘
in more or less acquainted with the
Bible.
Liggctt J: Myers orrcr
.‘l‘he Iiggetttyk Myers - Tobacco.
Compnny will offer $8,698,500 at its
previouely authorized but-unissued
"common 3. stock to' holders or ‘11;
Vpreaent common B stocks-o! record
Febraury 11; The otfefing will be
made at its par of $25 in the ratio
of one new there of B stock for each
8100 shut: new held. The proceeds
of the sale will be sued to develop
the business 0! the company.
There was considerable contusion
on the New York Curb Market.
* where the 3”er nine share w“?
being trided in' on ‘o whven-aay-and-u
Dghhalryrstyhsh styles for afternou
l ' “ Uningwear.
11 and e '
5: MEN’S PATENTOXFORDS ' m”
21313511" tOéS, flexible soles, for formal and Info ,
' ' " ' _ offairs. .
o?‘ as
Number: 0! holders of Pennsylva-
nio Railroad stool: reached nrnew
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uncommon: nonfat! .- M “F“ @‘tyhmkfi" the “a4”? “W? m” format-minke“ ' ‘ . mils-t * 7. l ' 80
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