Evening sentinel, Friday, September 23, 1910 · page 1

 

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companys Scheme to Be Sub-
mitted to south Norwaik (loun-
oii for Consideration

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Merchants’ and Nanuiaoturers’
Association in Favor

 

 

 

 

A definite proposition has just been
agreed to by officials of the Connectb
cut Commny In reference to bettering
the trolley condition at the South Nor.
walk railroad depots. over which there
has been discussion. with a hope of
improvement, for years.

lenoml Traffic Manager M. J. Leary,
of the Connecticut Company. came
down to Souterorwnlk from New Ha.-
vcn today and informed Corporation
Counsel John Keogh, who is the chair-
man of the transportation of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion, that the company will agree to
the construction of a loop on the,
grounds about the West bound depot.
with a connection at the bottom of
the hill with the Monroe street tracks.
With this arrangement in force. the
West avenue cars will pass down Rall-
rond avenue and up to the West bound
lepot Via loop swinging out to a point
near .ue municipal electrical station.
back down the hill via the. same track,
and thence through Monroe street.
South Main street and to North Main
street and West avenue

The blue print of the proposition has
been turned over to the transportation
committee of the Merchants and Man-
ulacturers Association. which, wt... a
committee from the Nor-walk Business
Men s AllBOCIRUOII. has been trying to
work out it plan thief Will be acceptable
to all of the peopl p via nood
street was ur align lscuesed at
length previou' to l e submitting of
the present plan. as was also a simple
spur to the west bound depot.

Chairman Koo‘nh. of the transporta-
tion committee. is favorable to the is»
test plan slid liays be belief“ it is the
best that can he done with hope of
atcompllshniwnt this fall, when it will
be very much needed. The proposi-
tion will be put up to the silt countil
and, if iictepted, will be started inime
diatcly by the trolley company accord.
in; to the agreement. With the loop
proposed, railroad passengers comillft
in from the west as Well as the east
will be protected. for there is a tunnel
belwaen the two depots. The inner
side of the loop will bring the cars
within a few feet of the west bound
depot.

oonovifiut.
ovrosr ilillliTlilll

ii is now settled. apparently. that
Jeremiah Donovan will be the condi-
date of the Democrats of the twenty-
sixtb senatorial district. There is
lbcrcfore every likelihood of Former
Senator Donovan and Representative
Il‘rotim‘it'k ll. Quintard being the oppos-
ing candidates, as it has been practi-
cally settled that Mr. Quinturd will be
nominated by the Republicans. Mr.
Donovan is especially desirous of be-
ing a member of the next legislature
on account of the probability of Stiles
Judson, who he warmly admires, be
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~8ATURDAV OPECiALO.
tiliolce nulivo fowl. 23c lb.
Lem acnulno spring lamb. 20c lb.
ll‘oroquariera spring lamb. lilo lb.
Lamb i‘hopa, Bile lb.
Prime rib roast, ilic. 20c. lb.
Lean pot roast. lie lb.
Fresh plate beef. tic lb.
Native Veal. it. and fl. Sausage.
l’llllldt‘. MAitKit’l’. till Bo. Main St.

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illiE llFOEiiliflll’S
lid Wild Wild"

WASHINGTON. Sept. Ditf‘IflI
target practice of the Atlantic iioct off
the Virginia Capos. yesterday. one of
the bin twelve-innit. lily-ion guns of
the batioship User is burst on the
first, range shot. a mosaic as far
back as the forward and of the Jackal
was blown off. The crew miraculous-
ly escaped iniury.

ssasusoso sv osusi oases.

thipley and Clark. the inbflttOOfl'
hits at the corner of Wuhinuton and
South Main streets. were given a route
in; serenade
Kocwiton Fife and Drum Corps. at the
conclusion of the firemen psrsds.
Course A Whelpisy. of the firm. was
in the store oi. the time sud came out
and greeted the boys its also irasssd
around choice cigars. The drum corps
accompanied the Dorian firemen up
to South Norwsili for the psi-silo.

DIMOCRATiO RALLY TONIGHT.

'f‘hsrs will he a Democratic rally.
this evening. in the Democratic head-
ssrtsrswu Wsli street. and u is

 

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IIIISIIIS IIIIII IIII

IIIIIIIIS IIIIIIII

firs. Josephine c. Pennoyor. oi
East Orange. Deeds Land
’ ‘ lo the Citizens

A deed of considerable interest to
the taxpayers of the town of Norwelk
and especially to the citizens of Rev
wayton was filed in the office of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith, yesterday af-
ternoon.

By this document, Mrs. Josephine C.
Pennoyor. of East Orange. New Jer-
sey. for the consideration of ti receiv-
ed to her full satisfaction of Charles
W. Bell. Harry E. Scaffold. E. Howard
Iiivory. Stephen E. Dibble, Charles
Klein, Earl F. Themes. Clarence flow-
mau. Frank R. Stevens and James it.
Stevens. all of the village of llowayton,
us trustees does remiss, release and
forever quit claim to the above named.
as such trustees. and to their succes-
sors forever, all right. title. Interest,
claim and demand whatever which
she may have or ought to have in and
to all that certain plot or parcel of
land situated in said Rowsyton at the
junction of Rownyton avenue and
North street, and lying directly in
front of the old homestead of Mrs. Pen-
uoycr's late husband. Elias R. Pcn-
noyer, the tract of land being triangu-
lar in shape, and bounded on all three
sides by highways.

The above named trustees are to
have and to hold the said tract of land
for the sole and only purpose of crec-
ting and maintaining thereon a mem-
orial dedicated to the deceased sold.
tent and sailors of said village of
Rowayton.

It is understood and agreed. howev-
or, that this this conveyance of land
is made for the express purpose of so
tabllshlng and msintaing thereon a
memorial, and in the event of failure
to erect said memorial or to maintain
the snare. or in case any building or
anything other than said memorial
be placed on the tract of land then the
title shall be forfeited and shall revert
to and reveal. absolutely to the releas—
or, her heirs and assigns.

In the event. of death or resignation
of any of the trustees. or the removal
of any of them from said village of
Rowayton. the surviving or remaining
trustees are authorised. empowered
hnd instructed to choose from the male
citizens. of liowayton. by majority
vote. a successor or successors. to
such trustoeor trustees so dying. re-
moving or resigning, in order that said
tract or land may at all times be held
'by nine trustees for the purposes to
which it is dedicated.

This means that the Writs! care
non. now located on the p'ropcrtv will
be looked after by people who are in
terosted in it. and who will probably
see that. it is kept in good Ihape.
——HOME-MADE FOODS TOMORROW

Wheat, rye and oatmeal bread. colic.
biscuit. ginger and sugar cookies. Try
some. Banner fishery. 'l‘ei.1lii-:l.

PEIIIIVIMI AVIATOR
FLIEB (Will ALPS

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MILAN, Italy, Sept. 23.~»(ieorge
t‘hnvcz. the Peruvian aviator, flow
from iirlg. Switzerland. over the aim
plon Pass and arrived at Doniodoasola
on the italian side of the Alps, at 2:19
o‘clock this afternoon.

In silghiins hero Chores felt he
heath his machine. lie was injured
and his inonoplsne was destroyed.

Mr. chmann. the American aviator.
ascended st lrltl o‘clock this after-
noon In sii attempt to follow Chavez.

Weymsnu descended after having
been in the air four minutes.

~FNEBH LIMAB. lie 01".
Louis Joueloff's. 72 North Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAINTER’G HOME RUNI AWAY.

A horse owned by Jacob A. Rudder.
the painter. ran away yesterday after-
noon while li. was being unhltcbcd by
a boy. at Mr. iiudder‘s barn in South
Main street. The runaway dashed out
of the yard. swerved across South
Main street. breaking a hitching post.
and then headed down Boutli Main
street and came to so abrupt stop
at Mona ilill when it. fall. Paints and
brushes worn strewn alone the way
and the wagon was damascd but no
person was injured. nor was the horse
severely.

~sssr .luss LAND.
17c lb. 1., Josciuff‘ii. 72 N. Main tit.
CUBA TO TRY iRRlOATlON.

WAfiHthiTilN. Sept. lawlrriits.
tton upon a large scale is to be tried
out in certain sections of Cuba. which
has suffered a big decrease in tobacco
production during the lost three years
through lack of rain. reports Minister
Jackson at Havana. Pillar dbl file.
where the drought seems to have dis
estrous affect. iiss taken decisive
steps toward obtainins‘sn spprnprla
tioh sufficiently Isms to irrigate the
whole province.

ALL AVAILAILI WATER lN UGI.
DENVER. Cola. Sept. 23.“~-EVPM’
drop of surfscs water capable or use
for irrigation is already Ipproprtstoti.
in the opinion of all the experts who
road A paper at a conference on irrlaa
lion yummy. The conference was
arranged by the Department of Agri
culture. Supplies from other sources
then running streams must. be itlfllftld
to for future use. the experts declared.
in the meantime new reclamation pro
tests should be held in sbsysnce.

u-O’ANO LIMONI. a Hill do.
i. Insole s. 73 North lists at.

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Many a woman would hire to swap
Isrhsshssd forslitttidl sfsiiisvsy.

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delicatessen Store Proprietor
Sues Wife Who Deserted
film for Divorce

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lil—iiIii’illliiiil inn

Papers Served on Her in Siem-
iord Boarding House

A decidedly sensational chapter
was added yesterday by the servinx
of divorce papers to the martial trou-

bles of Morris Vogel. who conducts
a delicatessen shop in North Main
street. and follows close on the son-
sip that was aroused by the separa»
tion of Voxel and his wife a weak alto,
after hardly two months of married
life.

The divorce unit. which is brought
by the husband, through the law firm
of Keogh & (tendon. of this city. is re-
turnable to the Superior Court at
Bridgeport, during the October term
and if fought by the young bride. prom~
lacs some spicy testimony.

Morris charges his attractive and
pretty wife with adultery between July
fat and iiith with one Aaron Kohn. who
is said to conduct a furniture repairing
establishment next door to tho Voxel
delicatessen shop in North Main
street. and with a person whose name
is unknown to the plaintlfl, at 87
Broad street. Stamford. on September
20th. Since the date of the latter
charge. information has been eeciil‘sd
which leads to the belief that the "uni
known person: is a young Stamford
salesman. who has sold Mr. Voxol
goods for his store.

it is also hinted now that since the
marriage. Voael has been told things
which lead him to believe that his wife
was not the personification of uprisht-
neon before the wedding.

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Mrs Vonoi by Constable Andrew
hiciibchtw Mud lior
sfurntsbed house at ll Broad

street. Stanford rdwhere it is charged
she. committed the offense charged in
theI complaint. it is also claimed that
Mrs. Voxel introduced the young man
in question as her brother to the room
renter and that an officer found the
young man in a compromising sittin-
lion with Mrs. \‘ogcl. The young man.
it is said. made good his escape by a
hasty exit.

In the complaint. Mrs. Veitel’s maid.
on name is given as Lydia Jackson. At
Arlen Hall. at the time of the wedding
reception her name was stated to be
Lydia lsakowsliy. The Wedding was a
brilliant one. It was performed at the
l-lynagoaue at the corner of South
Main and Concord street and the re-
ception following at Arlon Iiuil was a
very brilliant. affair. hundreds of
guests being entertained.

At the limo of Mrs. Vogol'a disap-
pearance recently it was generally sup
posed that she and her husband find
simply a little spat and that the matter
would be straightened out. so that
they could resume amicable relations.

Mr. Vogei did not say much about
his side of the case at the time but
promised that in due time he would
say plenty.

-—-i'Oft SATOROAY.

llcst butter, por Ib.. .lfic

iii lbs. tlrsn Hagar. slim,

Luxury illend Coffee. per in, 27c.

Old Dutch lllond f‘iiffeo. por lb., :lilc.

ll li‘. MEAD ft (‘0.
HAND IAOLY SCALDEO.

ltolieri Ella. of tho Norwuik ( unsoli-
dated Auto Company, had the hunter
tune to burn his right hand outta badly
yesterday. its had come in from s
trip with one of the machines of the
garage and unscrewed the cap on the
radiator for the purpose of filling the
machine with water. As the cap came
off. the boiling water from the tank.
spurted into the air and scolded his
hand quite severely. lie appears with
the injured baud baudsued today and
says that there is still considerable
pain

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«FANCY SWEET CORN.
iiicdovcu l. .lOtiflIofl'Lf N. Main Ht.

 

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TIMETABLE CHANOII OCT. 2.

The New Haven road announi cd this
morning that important chooses in the
schedule of its trains would take place
on Sunday. Oct. 3. The time tables.
which will cover these chances. are to
be plat: to the hands of the various
ticket a pie on Friday. llcpt. till. it is
expected that. the comma; train soiled
ulo will hold good until the middle of
November. when the trains not into
their regular winter running time.
mVlRY IPIOIAL 0N POTATO”.
Pk. 20c; flit..7dc Josoioff' s. N. Main 6t.

lALTtMOII OAiNB 40.6”.
WAIHINM‘ON. scpi. ”.mfisltt
more. the sixth city of the United
States in point of imputation; crew
9.7 per cent. in the last ten ssrs. sndlsion
now has ees. tits people. hsv it; gained
“.8“ in the last decade. in iron

 

bod Wit it: per cent. dorins' the
ions ten years. bedtime fiesta

 

for the last thirty yearn

Missal -y

' the recent sensational nsht between

SDI-IT}! NORWALIS. m FRIDAY snowmen 28.1910.

Auto Overturned liliillii it till
Curve doing M1 7,0 lilies

 

MleiiOlm. ' L. 1.. Boot. th—tleorxe
Robertson. the automobile driver, Was
“thrown from his automobile while tali-
ing his first trisl‘spin this morning on
the Long Island Motor Parkway. ,

Robertson was notes at an estimated
rate of 70 miles an hour in the new
[lens car which he was to drive in the
Vanderbilt cup race 1 week from to
mar row When he struck the Mason.
points curve. the car save a jump.
\swel'Ved from the course and was com
pletcly overturned Robertson and
Stephen Reynolds. a New York man.
whom he was carrying an a passenger.
were thrown thirty foot or more. clear
of the wreckage. "

Both Robertson and Reynolds were
unconscious when another car which
had been following 0ro minutes be
hind them came along and they were
picked up. llcynoldsvwal found to be
suffering from [resolute internal to
juries. lie was placed in an antorno
bile and hurried to Manhattan.

A hasty examination on the spot
caused the physician to fear that Rob-
ertson's iniiiries were serious if not
fatal. tic appeared to be sufferinw
from a bad scalp wound. a sprained
or fractured arm. concussion of the
brain and possible internal injuries.
At the Nassau Honpltsljho‘mver, it
appeared to the nor a from their
preliminary esaminat n that the au-
tomobilista’ lniurics might not be so
serious as at first feared.

IIIII IIIIII

Consumers of water on the Norwslk
system are hereby notified that as the
supply of water in nearly exhausted it
may be necessary to shut off aster
from whole system without. further no
tieo until the gates citn be opened that
connect with the South Norwslk sys-
tem. The supply in the distribution
reservoir on Spring Hill will be re
served for use in case of tire.

nod.
KEAMUI‘JD LYNNE.
GEORGE IIIRRAY.
GEORGE! HUXTON.
Water Commissioners
Norwnlk, Conn. soptombsr as. [910

 

 

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BRIDGEI’OBT. than.
States Attorney stiles Judson. Jr.. in

.. Sept. zit-
an interview yesterday. declared the
New Haven road and its meats were
the mooted Interests that interfered In

him and Elmore 8. Banks for the Re-
publican senatorial nomination in the
’i‘\veiit,\~tlfth district.

lie outlined his plans for probing
the corrupt practices scandal of affida-
vits of residents of illusion to the ef-
fect that plus: of money were made.

“The pains of the man who had the
money." said he, “has not yet come to
Hill". The pnwedum to call the men
who have made these statements be
fore a judge of the superior court and
initiation them. in this way we may
hope to get at the identity of the man
who is credited with improper prscti~
t‘flil."

Ha said he proposed to follow this
course.

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WILL PliillEEI WITH
lMIIEIl ililillli

(lillt‘MlO, Sept. 28.“ The senatorial
subcommittee on privileges and PIN"
tlona which convened hero to investi»
sale the alloyed fraud convention in
th election of Senator William Lori

gr. decided today to proceed at this
time with the taking of testimony and
not to postpone action until after the
November elections‘as urged by Mr.
imimor'u allornei. Elbr rhino fishery.
at the flrsi open session of the com
miller yesterday

 

 

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~ilran. sugar iii iiiiutl.0il.ll‘.ll.l..&l'o

CHOLIHA iN NUGItA.
Figum thew “.716 Deaths in the
Country.

81‘. l'ft'l‘lclttllilltttl. chl. tilt—Jinn
neuron available at the sanitary but
roan show that during the prtiittml

colors epidemic there have been lili.
0 6 cases with R8116 deaths through
out the «wintry Today Kbsrsbovsk
seat of the scusrsl fivcrnment of the
Actor and capital of imorslrsys prov
lncs. attitude. and Nilmlaavsli in the
some previous. were officially decisi-
ed to be within the cholera sous.

la the week ending anpiembsr if
there was I total of Mill cases and
Lilli deaths. in the last six days
there have been lot new cases and sit

video there were it” Cams and tilt
deaths.

iNOPIOTiON OF TROLLIY LiNl.
Vina-President. Calvin ‘i‘ownioy and
General New J. K. Pundertord. of
the Connecticut can or. made their
sandal inspection all e Norwsilt lino!
my were taken in chords

at “the enigma line by Sanctioned
out Cuffs”. of the local div
Troll If Bunsrintsadsst
Charles A. MOM”. ho their them over

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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Other combinations Caused. fen-
iier Cole sn Unpleasant
20 Minutes

Hurrah iii nun
no it iii no

Abstrao of Laws Governing the
pacing ot Draws

 

 

 

Ilridric Tender John Cole, who was
punched in the eye, Wednesday. by a
young man he tried to restrain from
crossing the draw while the bridge was
being opened. was again in the lime
llsht very much for twenty minutes or
more last evening. and anything but
iilndly feeling for him was generated
in the breasts of a large number of
people who were held up at either end
of the structure. it appears. however.
that John was not at fault. though
most. everybody thought he was.

It has been mentioned before that
the bridge lender‘s lot, so for as satis-
fying the bostmsn and the rest of the
public as well. is a hard one, and last
night furnished a good demonstration
of the fact. While the public is often
very unkind in Its judgment of the
bridge tender. sometimes the latter
might use a little more Judgment in
operating the draw. Sometimes the
gates are closed fright in the nose" of

stroller car and any pedestrians.

The incident of last night was due
to a combination of circumstances. it
started off with a signal from a bit!
launch that was down the harbor and
wanted to got through the draw. The
bridge tender set about to open the
draw but a fun in the electrical turn-
ing apparatus blow out. John gave the

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4ANCY SWIITI. 50 OT.
L. .iossiolf‘s 72 North Main St.

 

 

 

’ "I'M PEI“

WATER FIIIIE

Crave fear is felt in Norwailt today
that the water In the Norwsllt reser-
voir will be exhausted at any time.
Men have irons lo the reservoir today
to find out exactly the moditlon of the
water and how much ionizer the supply
will hold out. The water commission-
ers have Issued notices to the effect
that the water may be shut off at my
meant wmiout further notice. to allow
the mains of the Booth Norwalk water
system to be connected with the Non-
wailt system it is thought, however.
that this will not be found necessary
before Saturday night or Sunday. bill
it may occur at s moment's notice.
for the simply is nearly all gone. be-
ing down now so that there is water

 

in but one reservoir and that down to -—-—-

the channel.

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—-f'ANCY APPLES FOR BAKING.
260 and tibc Pk. L Joseletfs.

esotr ennui our
soawnr FIIEIEI

Al ti o'clock this morning the NM-
Willk fire alarm sounded Box 54, the
corner of Chestnut and Bummer
streets. and the fire department ro-
sponded promptly. They arrived at
the box to find smoke pouring in vol
nines from thc house owned by [then
our Fiiiow and tonantod by lticbsrd
Mullen Ind family.

All the firemen worked well under
the direction of Chief Clarence But
fury. The fire was in a stove-pipe
which led from one room into another,
the soot having taken fire. it was
some time before it was out. but there
was no damage done. save to one
icnnth of rotten stove pipe. The tire.
men Word not out over half an hour.

~IUTTII‘I’I MANKIT.

Prion rib roast. lilac.

tiliopboef. 12m

Pot roast. no bone, moo.

fircsd and butter roast. lilo.

Pork sausage. lilo.

Shoulder Bleak. lilo.

Escollops. boost Island. 50c.

String clams. the and the.
REPUQLIOAN NALLV TOMONNOW.

The Republicans of the city of Nor-
wulii will hold a bit; rally at their
headquarters in Main street. this“

 

 

sy.

invited and it is expected that s lam
turnout will be present. Sinners audio
speakers will probably be heard and
Thomas Shelly. chairmen of the lie
publicsn committee and John H Hoyt.
chairmen of the My minorities. are
working to seem tune of the host is-
ient in both lines.

mooted NARAATWI.
From Shy Pilot and Guardian Ana
1 by Ralph Connor. st flowsytou iii.
. Chapel. Dept. xii. 1910. Tickets. the

We have board a good inssy sins
tell how

 

 

 

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Parade of Visitioo and Local
companies on Enthusias-
tic. Success

for the big fair of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company. The tiremen’s ps-
ratio was a success in every particular

and was greeted by enthusiastic up
plause by many hundreds of people
who had gathered along the line of
march. Many pounds of red tire was
burnedvnt various points along the
line and the enthusiastic applause was
thoroughly deserved. Many compli-
ments were heard about the natty air
pcaranco of all of the ilrolsddies in
line-.who. included beside tbd‘ South
Norwslli department. the Norwallt.
East Norwallt. Rowayton. Westport
and Dorian departments.

The first place visited by the public
was the Washington street Min.
where the East Norwalk department
Joined in.‘ Thor-ewes a little wait
here for the East Norwsllters. after
which the march was resumed bsclr
through Washington street to North
Main street and West avenue and at
the city line, the Norwslk department
joined the procession.

At the head of the line were the
South Norwslk Fire Police. headed by
their captain, J. Henry Sebaub and his
assistants, F. Jerome Buckley “<1,th-
liiim Schmidt. Then came the Ameri-
can Band. followed by Chief Harold 1".
Clark and the other odioers of the de~
Dsrtment and the members of Old Well
Hook and ladder Company and Put-

Then came the visiting companies.
There were two drum corps. the
Knowlton. of Barton, and the Yale. of
South Norwalk, before the band. The
Mayflowers. of East Norwallt. exhibit-
ed their new hose wagon.

When Rod Men's Hall was reached
on the return from the march. the
South Norwslk firemen opened up
ranks and the visitors pssmd between
into the hall. The latter was throng-
ed throughout the 'evenlnx. the largest.
crowd of the week being present All
of the many features did a title busi-
ness and it is expected the big attend-
ance will continue until the end of the
fair, which will be on Healthy eveninl.

Pleasing entertainment was provid-

(Contlnued on Eighth Page.)

 

“Classified slums-mots on this

 

units in ‘ ‘ ‘

Last night was a truly gala occasion ‘

nam Hose Company and sppsrstusw Juror“

Unlicensed outset-town Dealers
in Norselii Will Have to
Quit orl'ey Fee .

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and while there has had many corn ‘
dlore and vendors of garden truofi. lo-

who hive no license being allowed to

peddle in town. This morning he step
pod one man in Main street and sailed
to see his license. The man had none

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would estrus s um i
«on additional word. 1 east per insertion.

7 WANTED.

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agrees 0. care Sentinel.

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and basement. ands born if required: 2in.-
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mm of win. 5. Wilcox. United Bank wartime — assigning“ mo
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