51.111 9, heavy
northwest gale.
Iiod thiee m 1111
Erie Railroad."my
Bey B busy, and
was blown old» 'he
Eli:
FRESH HAMS
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Fresh Shoulders, llcCC
Fallen PoCRK ...........
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sROULoER STEAK .....
J. W. DODGE,
.712 Washington Street.
1 m‘
esuelan sailing boat has arrived
13:5 Yet bacon-
reports' also that a band of revolu-
tlonists Is 111 hiding In the eastern sec.
tion‘ of Venezuela.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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and 5 Other Big
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1A POWERFUL Enema or TODAY
WHEN.
WOMEN
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A PLAY TRUE TO LIFE.
‘THE GREATEST OF ALL LOVE AND
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'SA'TUDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT,
, NOVEMBER 2151*.
_ C ‘- Sherman Dahbyfresenta
Mr George Ober
‘ in
.‘ll'he Wondcrflll Play of Human Life,
“-“The Bishop”
V , ‘By‘thf Distinguished American Author:
333. John Oliver Hobbs ‘
' ‘ ’ (Mrs. Craigle).
"I The Bishop is Americas answer to
.. The Devil.
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PRICES.
Special Lsdies’ Matinee $1. 00, 75c. 50c
.Nigth. -.6150.6.100,75c,50c
HOYT’S THEATRE.
M6NDCAY, Novs'MBER 23,
H. R. DURANT
OCiffr3 His Own Play.
. secretary of the Public Franchise
League of Boston. »
~tioc Blood
C woman."~.~Mre.C0has. Freltoy,-Moos11p,
ackward."
"With th e ‘ no that i might
"i‘dfigr'twnlngr’
. list today. Fear that he mIght pttempt
BASKET BALL
TEAM F,
‘ NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOVEMBER 2C3RD.
SILENT FIVE
The Famous Deaf NIute3.
PRELIMINARY GAME
DANCING FROM 10 UNTIL
O’CLOCK.
The best teams that (All he ‘10! mod
will play against 'l‘cam F. This IsC the
'toqu that has flaccd Norwalk IIIIIIIIIg
the topnoicbcrs in the game.- and the
tram that will contest with Middle
town, Stamford. Dnnbury and Water»
bury, l.liltl.WlllI.Ol‘. In an effort to
bring to Norwnlk the State Champion-
ship.
ADMISSION . ............ 25 CENTS
First game begins at 8 o'clock. 1
The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
Ste 8 p-.m
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. “‘
Telephone 999.
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NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Pl'I‘TSBUItG, Pa, Nov. lit—When
the last day‘s Session 01‘ the National
Municipal league and Allierlcan'clvic
Association juillt convention convened
here this i‘orenoon, there was consider-
able business to be transacted. How-
ever indications were that all mat-
the would be cleared away for the
great, banquet tonight. Methods of
conironlng municipal utilities was dis-
I:usned at Illenmorning session 01' the
National Municipal league.- Among
the speakers were Dr. B. H. Myers.
president? of .theWIscImsin Commis-
sloII;-Thmnas M1. Osborn, former May
of of Auburn, N. Y, and a member of.
the .1Newl1York1 Public. Utilities. Com:
mission No. 2, and Joseph B. Eastman
1'1 M
——“Gcne1ally debilitated\for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambltibn,
was worn- out and all rundown. Bur:
Hitters made me a well
Conn.
VAN VLISSENGEN iN PRISON. .
CHICAGO, Nov: 19.1—1LPeter Van
Vllssengen. prominent real estate deal-
er grand selftoonfesaed larger, to the
amount of more than 6700 000, was
takenlto the state penitentiary at .101
suicide was given as be reason for Ills
uICI'o some weaning CoCCII,’
lemdvnl from the county jail at pn'
. from tile Veneauolau boost, and ‘ ’1
brihas. .tli'o statement
firmed. how'eyel that tile government
‘ has closed the port or Maracaibo. She
I
Rosy. Ssyi F. H Baxter
.[f you are getting thin you are sick,
although you may not know it. If you
.Cure losing weight steadily, there Is ‘
something wrong that needs looking
after. If you have always been thin It
doesn’t follow that you me sick but
you may not be healthy You cannot
be strong if you are thin. 1
Try then to be healthy and plump;
Ibis not-difficult Ii yen know how.
Tile only way to increase the weight
and gain'health andfleeh .Iaby using
Bamose, theetandm‘d flesh: forming
’ , food and tissue builder. it mlugleu with
the food you out 1111de assimilated on
that all the flesh forming and tissue
building elements of‘the food are re
11111ch in the system. This explalus the
great value of Samoan.
'i1‘ntness, happiness and health they
all go together How seldom you see a
fat person who is not happy.- On the
'-olhei hand thin people are unhappy
‘and 'fl( rvouu Use 8111.11086de be well
and fat and happy. 1 1
Weigh youlsell‘ before you begin as
Iing Samose it will not costyou a
1cent unless it Increases your weight
and restores your health.
- The man who loses hesitates—Io go
home and recount to his wife how he
spent the afternoon.
1T he Dining Room
chauld be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms In the: ' .
house. and. if furnished from our estab—
lishment It Is 30. We have a splendid
line of handsome dining-room- tabled
and chairs, bullets and accessories:
Each piece 13 strongly-and durabiy
made from the most artistic'designs‘,
and is warranted to give thorough sat.-
iefaetlon. Our present prices are most
moderate.
The A. J. Angevine
81, 8011160.
114 AND 235 WASHICNG'CI'QN or.
9.:
HoraCe E. Dana '81 Son,
45 Will 8L. Norwallu I . I
Real Estate " and
Insurall. .;,._
We have aevaral deolded,fill‘luini
In laconic producing support? that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
1M. Layton a co.
announcement
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave,
so. NORWALK. CONN
CityNatIonalBank
scorn 110111111, oops.
TRANSACTS‘AUG'EJIEERAL BANKING
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CAPITAL. ,
"00,900.00. 1 ._
CURPLCI‘CCB AND PRONTO, 5' 1
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EDWIN H." MATHEWBON, Proa.‘
JOHN H. KNAPP. 131 Vice-Pm
Pro .
WILFRED BODWELL. Gllhlff-
mince? R3. . .
E. H. Mathewson Hemry‘ Bernoul-
John H. Kn'a’pp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. ervln J. Wollaoafimm
Christian dwarf: John 14.! Lllht
Fred H. Rowan. ,2; , >9 .
9‘
1311 ‘ “ ‘ ‘
Plumblng and Steam
Heating .
o attain HEATINI.
Ro-r AIR HEATING. ,
“"hdi‘iuhti'gh .,
can one steam Flttln'p can Fixturoa
Missal cel Ii 119,:
Rattan you seen ouR crock or
Hal 0 N o R A“ N I1 I 31‘
113‘
,..
Company
1. 0111']ch date than had libel} expected.
17 WALL, sI’R‘eEr
noun/1w:
I
to their home in Porto Rico.
" Men‘s Club of tile Saugatuck Church
George Washbura, ‘Riverslde avenue. _
eing to the telegram 11-0111 Denver Us.
.lvcrslty athletic managers that
I1 hid in having Carlisle indlan School's
‘ game with Denver on Decorations
telegraphed last niyht the. he had db
dairy man of Woodhrldge. was atr’uch
the trolley make when the accident
is the edge of the wagon door, causing
and as he did 30 the car hit the wagon
FREDERICoCIt II. ROWAN. sue Vieo-
The Jouesdillotclllflss j .
Sunless Will Malt: You Plump and 9. , ,
Edward Allen. of Sauga'tuck, is 3811-.
ouuiy ill.
Miss Edna Gault spent Sunday with
friends In Norwalk.
Mr. and Mia Samuel lhudy will on
tertuin a home pally Thanksgiving
Day e
Time was a player meeting last
cloning at the home of Mrs. Mary
Adams. '
Rev. CIIIIIlcs l.. CarlIuI-L of Dorset.
Vt.. preached in the CongregatIonaI
Church Sunday
Mrs [min B. Mills recently enter-
tallied several relatives at. her home
In Rosovllle district.
Adolph Van Horn. who has been
visiting In town the past few days, has
returned to Brooklyn
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Green Farms Church packed a barrel
-to be sent 80th yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Warren P.I.1111dors. formerly
of this village. is conulrIered a favorite
candidate 1‘01 11 chhurc at New Haven.
Miss Eva. Ferguson sailed last
week tor Kingston. Jamaica. where
she will spend the winter at her old“
home. ‘
Mr and M18 Raymond Mutscn nhd
two children who have. been 111' town
:Ihe past time months. have returned
1 Rev. MIR. Mackenzie addressed the
Monday :1 evening“ at 1,.tl1e home 01
CARLISLE TAAEIGM.. WILL PLAY
. ory Boulevard. alto antiolpatlnxmtth
. drome, Saturday.
I
"'"f'l
“NRHOIH‘y Samar,
street. 13 a guest 09C relatie
. , .1
‘ Miss Edith Head, of Edlle oven
6” been entertaining :IOrriCn Richards.
of Havelhlll Mm. '-
William and Edward Irwin have re:
signed then positions on the Elswo
oyster boat Commander.
Mrs John 11mm, 1of Thirtetreet,‘
is entertaining the St. James Circle,
thin afternoon. at Romanian. .. 1
The unusually line monling anda
high tide brought out the smelt iisbeir
men early today- The tide covered the
meadows this morning. 71!,
The Ladies“ 8991th: Circle of the
Swedish Lutherln Illa db are hiding
3 11331131111th attention. “at: Randall's
Hall, .111 Van Zandt. street. , .
CMIHS Maud Hewitt is spending sever—
the home of her friend, Miasf
Ilia: o,fut In Bldgedeld, where it
can 319' that she is ill.
1.13113 new residence which William.
H. Baker. 0! Osborn avenue Is build-I
lag in Edlie avenue. Is'comIng slop:
timely. and will soon be, ready torpccm
.Cpancy. _
A party or live East Nomad]: youus-
ladies roaldiiig In the vicinity of Grok:
ea in J”Ridge:
pleasure a trip to the New York .111me
DENVER, 00111.“. Nov. lbw—Respond-
he
football team keep Its contract for a
Commissioner or iodine Affairs lacuna
rooted that the Indian team should car:
ly out Is contract If possible. Later
word came from the Cayllsle mans
gera that the game would be played. ’“
KILLED BY TROLLEIY CAR. 3"“:
NEW HAVFN Nov iii—Henry Dick
inson. son of William H. Dickinson,
and killed by a. trolley in this city you
milk. He was about 23 years of use
and unmarried. The young man. it IéC
said. was driving a milk wadon across
happened. The only witness to the
happening is said to have been the
'motormuu or the cur, Tm. Cronin. His
story is that the car grazed the milk
wagon. and that the, force of the col
listou threw Dickinson forward against
the Injuries which resulted In' his
Tdeath. The opinion of Medical Exam-
lnor Bartlett however. I! that the via
tIIu had started to drive across UK
tracks, but on hearing lley car had
looked out of theater: to locate it,1
and brushed his head against. It. Dr,
Bartlett the natured the wounds
would ladlca 3 this. The coroner will Cin-CC
vestibule.“
. MONEY ADYANCED
to all." on their bouséhoid furniture
pianos and other personal property.
without. removal, on their own name
without income. 0311‘ undue us. In
dependent Loan and Security Co,
Huvlland‘laidz. mnemononoe
open until 'I p. Monday and Sat
urday until C823 . .
A
EVERY LADY: 935,331,113 on...
should be equipped with a dainty
snow whitemn 003 “Standard” Croa-
celaiu Eurasia Lavatory. ..
Have you ever stopped to colloids!
bow delightfullsd convenient: it maid
be to M“; and cold running water
In your sin; ‘3me amber, sleep
tug continent or first floor toilet
room? ltskpreasliue would afford you
the highest «your comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers warehotrlcny competent nie-
11nger house! Ind :Ciollable.‘
11 out.
terday. while on his route deliverina‘ .
. been installed urlug the lusthcw days.
' to arrange for the changes.
I A- party of: trieddaiof Victor W.
Ferris are on a blacknshlug expedition
this afternoon, in Mr. Ferris' auxiliary
yacht Dlik. The start was made from
the Benedict Farms bridge.
Irving D. Robertson and Edward
Robertson are odding about four feet
to the length of their launch This
Is being accomplished by Clearing out
the stern oi the craft and building her
11 Miss Clara. Sloan. of Chattsworth. N
3., with hits a number of friends here. 1’
and who is a niece of Mrs. Oakley
Smith, of Cottage sheet, was married
Baturday to Fermen Cream-r, of Man-
nhawlren, New Jersey.
For the first time In many weeks.
the Advent Christian church will have
it prayer meeting, tonight at the edié
lice In You Zundt street Last night
there was a good sized turnout to com
picte the cleanup work ‘
Homer Crow has hauled his launch
out at Soup Suds yacht basin III Sea-
View avenue. to: the winter. Mr. Craw
purchased this craft a number of
months ago from G L. Price who sub
souncntly purchased the Obelloyt
bliss Anna Radaiuianows‘ki expects
to move lutoher new home in Syca:
norc street In a. few days. The ilIIiIIh1‘
lug touches are being put on the real:
deuce. Miss Radzimanowskl and her
sister will occupy part of the house,
and the other portion will be rented.
Mrs. Debut at. John ls seriously III
at her home in Osborn a'venue Mrs.
81.. Julia was stacked some ~fil5cleii
St. John was stacked by acute indiges-
tion two days ago, and she has not
rallied to any considerable extent.‘Last
night her condition was very critical.
The finishing touches are being put
on the Podelefsky building. which has
been under construction so long at
the corner of Fort and Washington
“meta. The place. in fact is ready
for occupancy. The plumbing has
3 Thei‘cohdition‘ of Frank L. Smith.
who has been critically ill fer a num-
ber of month» is male encouraging,
just now, than it has been for some
time. Mr.81'nith,'durlng the last day
0! two has been able to gjet down
stairs at his home, and is quite a. lib:
tie stronger.
in connection with the cutting down
a
I
“ of the grade or Betta place much of 0
the water pipe.qu have to be shift ed
about Superintendent John 1H. Boole.
ley, or the Nowell: water system. by
which Bette place is supplied, came
down to East Norwalk this morning.
A‘ dislocation or East Norwalk En:
wortbians have gonoto New Rochelle, .1
today.- to1attend the pemI-annnalsoom
volition at the Epwortli Hugues of the
New York “East Conference. In the
party from here are the. Rev. and Mrs.
Charles K. Woodsm. 1111's.. A. 8. Can
punter Miss Marion L'Hommedleu,
Wesley Wood and Arthur Plat 11:. .; .
William Cogg'eweil is building an ad-
dition on theéhousc which he purchas-
:1 Weather may cause no halt.
so...
one the street Mada,
deuce to a petulant“?
llp East avenue, .ln ,tll'prd
.‘Norwulk, and on the 011909“
the highway from its original lacatlon.
Fitch school house, next We'dues
to hear the report. of the special fie:
trlc light committee, to approved to,
system. and to consider the queotloli‘
, A photograph of the Locomoh
Vanderbilt. cull winner and ‘
lay. Is on exhibition at A. L minor 3
Washington street bridge starts There?
is a large crowd about the car, in the
picture. but the on] East Not-walk
person reoo'an zed Is
the phat-meets.
vestment Company, which is content:
plating the erection of twentyeth'tee
concrete houses In Gregory Boulevard.
hear the Fitch school has sua
operations here temporarily.
peels to start in again very shortly-
The building in which It is promised
Ito make the concrete blocks is cover.
editorials proposed to install a steam
dryer tor dljylng out the newly made
cough-Cote blocks, in order that winter[
1111me 111ch:. who was stabbed
Sunday afternoon. on the Benedict
Mill's bridge. surprised his Meade,“
yesterday, by getting out of doors.
Last evening he went to the theatre!
In South Norwelk. and this morning's“?
went to Greenwich to genome his
ties in a, meat market, where he
been employed for some time. .
stitches wereb removed from his leg.
'estérday.1 Dot 1.111.116.8311! It};
town Young Leer-01x Is obliged to
Hit
£119th .
f supplying the the companies with!
xtra nose, It deemed expedient and.
[Mite
eorge Robertson and Mechanic!“ ’1
ion taint-11133.1 taken by Curtis A. Ohio 111‘”
ens, while. they were In Norwatk, 9‘! C
‘ route to Bridgeport, a week ago aun‘o'
orton A. Knapp. , -C
The Bridgeport Real Estate and In: ‘
agiehded
t 91- bah
. The members of' a»
dfitfi
. ‘ A special meeting- of the MIMI-1‘1“ “
« walk File District will be held In.t
money for the llul'llolle of ”tho "If . ‘ 1 ’ ‘
the commercial end at the 11:11“!!! " ”a J
~some 1116933011 the “@11th
colours come: ”We 1. ,
guilty Dime"! 1/0136 .QIC’I'etI put CI
3 can u -
railrogflngml; Effie”
and ounonura'egbl .
CI9 CtlllBC. quwiunhfiw‘ “9
Itist.‘ Church‘ ye a
sing, to the new pt!
Rev. F.
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the. church 11 ‘
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not social little
pn'stor and' 1
Walk lumely from his wound. The ,
wound In the check 13 still badly Vowel-C,"
Ien but this is expected to rédl‘
gradu'allyw The cut in the arm has;
caused mdch‘ Inoouvandellce. /
‘
NOTIC'. a.
The cloctma and tombs” 'ers hf thlé
East \Ol walk Fire District: are hbrebg
notliled that there ‘Wm be a special
meeting of the said' all! trict, held in
the Fitch school house 0‘ 1 the 25111 day
of November. 1908 III II o'clock In the
evening. to consider a‘lid act upon the
Yollo‘wiug propositional:
1111312110 hear they report of the es
pecially appointed Ede ctric Light Conl-
nutter and to take such action coh-
coming the same ast’. the meeting may
deem proper. I. ;
.z-Seeond 'l‘o appropriate such sum
or sums of money for the purpose of
perfecting the commercial 9nd.of the,
lighting hymen: an the mpeting may
deem propel.
Third.
supplying the fire colhpppjg’g.w m a‘Cn
"a
oodlent and pace sauna and ‘to appro
may be .uecunsar‘jdn .pay or
Dated at Bout Nor. II. ”Ibis Isa.
day of Novémljer. 1
EDWI. 1:, NH
I ARTHUR- WALDBON
I HCQWARD .L .LOWNDES.
, I , CRII'CeDistrlot dcognhllttee
I , 11...:ther
ate at 3:? 3C.“ 995,1 :C .ICCIerk
unuu ,, ‘
. ’ I
John H. Cockct't to seriously ill at
hiis home in this place.
Iiiiss Maly F Bacilley is III at her
1161116 in Rouayton arenas. C ,
MI s. Audr cw Mills has returned mom
a visit with friends in ‘New Yolk.
'l‘lle rebidence of Anl'cnl'stevens in
Rowayton Cayenne, is being repainted
Watson 1.11:1 has 1: lanes his post
“a; as clerk in the
Kevan and Norwich. Colin
Jeane Porter New. Nork.:who has
bee: thesguest of rs..¥I-lattie Wicks. CotC
Crockett sheet, has rammed .heul9.:
IBendamin Parkerrot New Yorlpcity
Robert M'orrlso‘u, whens employed in
vacation at his homedu canteen street.
Mrs.‘ Marshall Thatcher had chlld~
rep; or New Haven, have been the
guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Crock
ext. of McKinley street ‘ 1
family to the house recently vacated 11
Charles .Prlnce in Forty-second stree
, loin; lettuce having Ineved. to Kortlmefr
dens house in. Rowayton ave-
‘rrli‘rederick Dukes, son of First Lieu-
. tenant Charles H. Oakes has 1111ch-
ed Mel-lob. E. Incitwood a3 hostage-
”may Attehdfltm .:. .1
Office :‘and Residence. *-
3: 3o. MAIN erseournmon ALK
‘ I
0111- llooma a We! Foam
and Illusion. biopic, 111mb
try new”! and
RATIIB ClCtIAo AILCI.
If”. .‘ohn
om _ .
I; 1.1..
".323—
pillow
l
. Gout.
Funeral Barium: in Cancelled
I '311‘ 130M901. i
i
. 1 9:1been3f9,!
’ ‘ 3}wath
for over adosen yearns: ,1 -
and J. Williams & Combo
Norwalk whose rig Philip
ed”; with. Sunday morning, in South
the horse so he had to be shC..ot1 it is
, at the headquarters .Re no Hook
and Ladder Company “I! firm i.
‘ I large attendancepaud pl
oy e.d the a MleelD-L
yatlfige financial glucose
1w9re nwnrdéd Clo A Iron St his
. M33 fiep’tl‘ice Do atels ‘
meats {were served
'l‘wo detectives from New CCYorIIC Chavo
we:
that same “second story? walk was
gone on 991:9; ill'v 19111191111115 lulu
" have been “fruitless.
. U
E mains
To cous'kler the ones on of!
additional Simply 0131 hose. lfIfoupd ex: 1
priu'tc such ,sum or duals or money as 1
the some .,
' ’-C 801 'a look at memo
' 801380110 SchichIp'g.
Ivayton post-
3111; settlement has been reached be- .1
xiii-ecu Charles Klein. the loywulght, '
EN, ofsmflhfs
Klein 901- ‘»
Skid 111111 the settlement NI'IIII'C For .6100 “,-
* Reliance Social Club held a very suc-
Wilt tune .‘
.1 . ‘
Writ!“
. C 1‘“ ‘5 W
A by special Irivitiaticn noting? 1'11: '
silos
ping vocal solos weue r cited b
Alb reoht d v m
on]; Dr 0. Br '
Mors‘ani in new “area. yeste’
morning. .
(mailer; 9.1%.:on had his use
on y toil. will pro b be
m walk-[Iran ole 'ilIrshm‘the J, yet we.
to notabouebmnwtiemué
ucuCtIyC lame. ‘
‘ A de'tiic‘hlnént of Si
accompanied a tuner
Spring Glove Comets ,. ~
ter,da_v‘ where 111: ill I"
{robust from
made. ‘1
'l‘ChIOIIgh 1111 ei'roIC i was“
- ‘ an 1
pie are planning. will be he'd be 1.
i igggflfiggofi 'iglbldah N 1 hill
131 h 610 w
’giI-ln’g Day. :11, 3 re I‘iiookhr
”l‘he‘ mun bf blister) was s. 3'
lug Ndroto'n I‘Collte viii . l ‘
u
post read.,‘Mé1bhe ‘e‘
Norotoaiilielglht aura been
out in- Search of lIII'b. '
‘1 There Was a report abbot-
yesterday: that John ‘
but it proved an ‘ 11
{humor i supponhii I‘Rufivh
orIEIuated: tibia Mb. 1" anus
arrested 111‘ one one 1.1m mu
Palmer WYI‘buaiaes’b
. up who: evident who
use com Swift bottom ”
,nbout (IIXGARWDH tutti D: 113’
bet In DErlen..ii‘ueslia ‘ maid
quest of oMel‘S.Z Iii
fills the mean he
company;- a“
paid: a bill for
an impostem- an ‘ 02d
are looking for him. 'l‘hey have
oripticnil 3 ~
4
Mrs Cbllrles Crockett has Returned’ {1
from a visit op9utC withtr‘iends in New
I“
‘8 mains a ten days mongol: moth-‘1 all ,.
or. Mrs. Lewis Parke/nod 1111153111 mt. . ,.-. AR
NeWMYQl‘k city. ls spohdia‘g' 1a ”week's 1 :
Shi‘ite MIN“ .
mat
Charles Tuck has moved 615”“, »
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