CONSERVATORY
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 3
structure, main! every life, js| Of gla , intended for the housing « of delicate ornamental plants; usual Conservabuilt as an adjunct to a house and heate promotes artificially. state CONSHOHOCKEN, a borough « con is on the Pennsylvania, and the Pennsy similar vania and Reading railroads, and on tk i ues Schuylkill River. It is an importar conservaindustrial community and has roll in The mills, foundries and furnaces, an Con cotton and woolen mills, steel mills, et in Pop. 1920, 8,481. ‘ imof the CONSISTORY, at first the audienc as_ the chamber of the Rom. emperors, then th welfare, audiences themselves; used later <¢ States, episcopal tribunals, but now practic all civil or only of the Papal C., consisting of th to pope and the coll. of cardinals. Thes It also meetings are mostly formal, their de the liberative functions having bee of dropped.
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