Celldtleous‘u
.1 no f0
.u.» u not."
wheat
11 3t
smith helps ‘ ‘0. E‘. Green, ‘Steu
Place, 0
wANlmo .~— TO BUY SECOND
» hand furniture, bicycles, «wagons, car-
pets, stoves: and clothing. Rhone
sit-12 ore-No.1 \29 Ely Ave, :South :Nor-
u‘ulk. . ' . ' .31 3t
WANffipr-YO‘UNG MAN on LADY
tor canvases” straight salary; no
culilmissidh F'I‘h‘e Alfred Fox Piano
tic Si... Stamford, Ct. .
y. .. 125 (it
WA EMOOKKEEPER, MUST
, he 00. tent‘f~lto take charge of a
mountain urliig company‘s hooks. State
ago and previous experience. Address
“Bookkeeper," Sentinel. 125 of
WANTEDATO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
pull. Extra. prices for fat calves. $3
in $4 to:- bob calves to fatten. H.
iv‘ricdman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
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MISCELLANEOUS-
A. 6, PER CENT. INVESTMENT
i'or someone. Two 3200 first mori-
i'lges on shore property. Address l“,
Sentinel office. 33 3t
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CRHIPARCTCI
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant.- Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk‘Oi'fice—Gs Meadow St,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
a. Life, ‘ Health
Accident. Plate Glass, Auto
' Insurance.
Rents, Surety Bonds,
. Real Estate,
~history»Puhii‘c.
5 G. T. McG ove m
TD]. mw‘ , 155 WalhlnatOn 3t.
”mom—.m.m
h‘
. W Olivid W. Raymond
”U “N D E RTAK ER
law also MEN's BUILDING,
» atwasnmorou or.
l, mu. 108“; house, 093.
manna-yr n
, gMALS
Newslk Postoi‘i’ice
Mulls summon
leu‘Ons
”in 31mm 24
wait.
as West and do. unveil.
arts and West.
> In t and South Homers.
, ,
n or division. .
“gain” I‘v'mt of Btumtor'i. lat
(only. 0
d ileum Norwalii.
“W diction. Dunbar: not
.I a '
sad 0. Hot-walk.
h 3i and o omit.
I no a l .m.
l tion at mo .m.
”1 “all: ‘ “COIN“?
ditdfitium.
“nogt‘fiognnsnuort
'r‘l'snd Deanery. '
drainagnflo. Nomad
“it. “If“: semis.
Z V outs nuns" ,
Y‘o'ig,%rooitlyu In it
Walt!!!
7 a yr. »
”fit‘l‘l‘ifin
WWM
V "will .
‘1?» 10:80 no no
ligand» 1. m
sinusitis
I'll
will cause some. ‘
ion:
il‘a. vars.
launch, 18 ft. long, 3 'H. P. A1 shape.
Price 300. it. Richter, 8 Rowan St,
East Norwalk. 12 3t
FOR SALE—A TWO~SEATED, SEC-
oud-hand carriage, good except uphol-
story. Will sell cheap. 51 Westj 1&3
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FOR s‘ALE—eooon WORK House
will work single or double. Harris
and Guns '00. 11 3t.
walk, 'South Norwalk, East Norwalk.
Rowayton, Saugntuck. (tun meet ev-
ery requirement. items from $5.00 to
$50.00 per month. See our list.
mend -Brs., 137 Washington St.
Ray-
13 3t
To LET—«FOUR ROOM .APAR'I“
meat, third floor rear. Rent $8.00.
Also second floor .loi’t, containing
5,000 square feet. Apply at Office at
Old Well Cigar Co. 325 it
FOR SALE—A CHOICE LOT OF
Old mahogany inrnitune. E. J. Smith,
West Norwalk. Tel. 27-3, New Canaan.
11 6t
FOR SALE—«STANDING GRASS.
Address P. 0. diax 248, Barton. 127 lit
a FOR ~8ALE—_-—MILI{, EIGHTY
quarts of the meat quality, delivered
daily fresh from grain fled cows,
price, 20 qts., or‘ over. do per quart.
Address 01., cars Sentinel. 324 ti
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonnell, Westport, Conn,
16 acres, mansion, cottage, other build-
ings. A1 condition. On Post Road,
near Southport. Geo. Mitchell. sale
agent, Norwalk, Conn. augl ti
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cOhOl stove. Suitable for heat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11:21 it
BUSINESS,” NOTICES
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
«Expert repairing on auto lumps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order.
tion to aeroplane parts. 102 State 31.,
Stamford. Orders called for and deliv-
ered. 'l‘el. connection. , 123 ‘lm
PUBLIO STENOGRAPHER-MISS
idi‘s e' M. Decker, 39 Seaview avenue,
East Norwulk Conn. Phone 240. Oi-
lice at Mnhacltcnio iHOtel. phone 980.
Hours, 9 to 11:30, 1:00 to 4:30.
.Spociul utten- g
NOTICE ~— PAIN’I‘INO, PAPER-
hanging, Deehratiug, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 L2 Ely Ave. Tel. 400. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. {23 t!
NASH'S
maranhood. 28 West Washington St.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN do SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
. Chirooraéior
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years or Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC 8PiN~
ALHADJUSTMENT. ,
155 Washington. Street, Kcolsr Build-
Inq. Opp..Hoyt's Theatre.
South Norwaik.
OFFICE House—3.12, 1-5, 7-0.
m Adjustments $1200 per treatment
(3 adjustments $5.00
127th SEMI-ANNUAL DiViDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGB
SOCIETY.
il‘lorvrslh, (loan,
1 June 12, 1013. '
At a meeting utiliiraotors of this So-
ciety hold this day, a dividend, at, the
rain or tour (ll per cent. per annual
was declared to liopoaiinrii from the
earnings of the six months culling
Juno zillih, 1M3. ,
’i‘ho some will {be uuiorcd on pass
Q
nun. ‘
Money deposited on or below July
mill, 1013. will draw interest from
July int. ,
WILLIAM A. (illit'l‘is, President.
FREDERICK A. ELIAS, 'i‘mitgiigca‘
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. , .NOTIOKI NOTlCEll
it you are a subscriber to The Son
iinul tiring or send” in Jilin had got
three at the most [popular magazines,
illonrst‘u, Wtfillionwlllo Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months.
it you are not. a subscriber send or
tinting 01.00 and The nominal and
magazines mu as sent you for tam
months liy mail. it you orator to have
it newshoyldoliver your paper send us
gregarious and pay the has: 12s
or ”this sentinel. ’i‘hemam
,, thsiiaiho injunctions»
oil that interest dud. trill please
way-m... .
our»
.
ry mhsrioi the touchy.
hooks and paid on and utter July 10;,1
To LET—oFURNlS/HED FRONT
room, all improvements, for gentle
man only. 120 Washington ~St.‘ j2 lit
TO LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE.
bath and all improvements, at 65
Spring street. Inquire tor particulars
at 24 Ilavilund St. ll 3t
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—«AT
Laurel Beach, cottages, modern .plumh-
lug gus, city water. ilnelswns. Ex-
cellent bathing, cement walk on shore
front. Building lots for sale. Laurel
Bench Laud CO. C. V. Sewell, resi-
dent agent, Milford, Conn. 311 it
To LET~AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St.. East Norwnik.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street.
inquire at 84 South Main St. 11124 ti
* LOST
l 0' , ,rtlaemonts‘ enlists pub. TwentysFive Words or Less, 25c»-
. 50¢ ~.Each’ Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In“ Black-
i IoceorCaquoubierrice , x . , _
a » irons»: erLE'Il “
, ‘1’ YOUNG. MAN, PO. Eros sA‘LE -— LARGE, roam ‘ro‘ieericnr, coon APART.
_ , .. 1‘ MW other kind of equipped, Old established retail con— meat. theautitully decorated. All mod-
wol'h NB this cities. 33 3t fectionery and ice cream establish ern improvements. Centrally located.
, ~ , ‘ ment. "liars opportunity for ex-per— J. M. Layton and Co. .13 (it
1 N. EVlilRAL FIRST tensed candy manufacturer. Apply to '
film‘s 3M "11 filters.- A-ppiy to JOnes «and Valentine, 48 Park how. T0 LETerRNisuun, TWO cou-
.'“”’ ‘31 it“ W119 Mtg, (30.. filam- Tel. 802. 13 3t nesting rooms, water, cook stove, gas
, , . j , 13 3t ‘ plate uudjall conveniences for ligéht
FOR SALEMEASY TERMS. SIX housekeepug. 21 East Ave.,noar e.
' 1%: 2: Egg“; 0&1ng LADY -A3 room ‘house, part improvements. Wa- pct. 13 3t
0,, us 91900 c . "’55: “Willi! pre- ter, gas, land 75 x 100 feet. Chicken
580,,de fiofwgfidmggggrgaagn coups, fruit until shade trees. Inquire TO LET—~SIX nOOMs AND lin'é‘éi,
70 SOUWMQRTSHQM, city. 12 at 19 Central Ave, hast Nonwnlk. 1.3 0t all improvements, heat. 1.6 Lowej3 é
. ‘ ' , FOR sALE —— FLAT BOTTOM .
i - EKBERI‘EN‘CED :liLACK- TO LET—«HOUSES, FLATS, NOR-
LOST —— 'i‘UIlQliOISE
stick pin.
otiicc.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
Alfred id. Austin vs. William S Few
wick. Emma I. Fonwlcii, Mary
Kelly. ‘
State of Connecticut, Town Court,
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Town of Norwnik, ss., Nomadic, .iuly'tho boy rises nohly to the cause and?
lint}. A. 1)., 1913.
Upon the complaint of the said Al-
fred 1"). Austin, praying for reasons
first time on‘auystage last night'aq
the v Apollo Theatre. by Cohan and
Harris, Porterlilmsrson Browne, authl
'or or “A Fool There Was," gave evi~
deuce that he knows the inside work.
lugs; oi the wildest speculation sheme.‘
as a Cooks’ tourist knows his Basile-
lie”,
Press.
time—the author shows how the ma
t scrupulous promoter ensuures the un-
wary .
search of “something for nothing" W
the usual device of glowing prospect-
uses, and other delndlng literature (2*)!
until these seekers are deprived oi
every penny of their savings. The play.
is written in the humorous vein, yet
side oi? the man or woman who is re
duced to pernury through the dishon-
dji
promoters. '
oi the story is a trifle "mg ”1 hecom~ filo points outside the quarantined dis.
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in “520 Per Dent," produced i'or that
says the Atlantic City Daily.
In this new play-«a comedy this
investor. who is in earnest
there is the tremendously pathetic
est machinations oi! these self-style
in 520 Per Cent. the real thread
lug started, but serves to introduce.
most realistically the exterior, and
a view of the interior, of a Brooklyn
boarding house, with the interesting
characters incidental thereto, 3
A boy from the country and his
childhood sweetheart are working in
the office of one oi these "Promotin"
companies. The girl is taken to din-
nor by the presiding genius of. the
firm, who‘turng her head by the
glitter of New York's restaursnn life;
a
‘ and is Aliacldnu Plauitlis
. ‘ l‘Thrauuhouicennacllcui‘Wlih
. has been determined by the secretary
,ture and pronounced to be free from
‘. kins woman years ago.
. Alarming Results
WASHINGTON. July 3.~¥:rne- fact:
of agriculture that tvvo injurious in-
sects, new and not heretofore widely
distributed within the United States.
exist in parts oi! Connecticut. the fol-
lowing towns and all the territory lie-
tweeu said towns and the Atlantic
ocean are quarantined for the brow»
tailed moth: Sutilcld. Windsor Locks.
Windsor, Bloomfield, West Hartford.
Hartford, East Hartford, Manchester.
Bolton, Coventry. Windham. Franklin.
Bozrah, Norwich, Preston, North Stop:
lugton and Stonington.
Authority for this is contained, in
an not entitled, “The Plant Quarintlne
Act," approved August 20, 1912, and
it provides that no person shall move
or allow to he moved in interstate
commerce any plants or plants prod-
ucts from the areas quariutined, all
deciduous field grown tiorist’s stock,
vines, cuttings. grafts, and scions, but
excepting forest plegt products such
as logs, tan hark. posts, poles, rail-
wuy tics, cordwood‘ and lumber, shall
not be moved or allowed to he moved
trict unless such plants and plant DYO‘.
ducts have been inspected by the!
[lulled states department of agricul-
tho brown-tail moth. .4
Commissions were issued to Allen W.
Raihiiun, of Nanak; William 1. Austin.
oi Noroton Heights, and John J. Bohi.
of Stamford, to be postmasters from
June 24, 1918
A man Claiming to come from South;
Manchester called at the office of son
until she is unable to see how he
could do anything dishonest, even
though confronted by proots. The
girl and the boy visit their Old home
has invcsied not only the twenty thou.
sand dollars, but all the money that
the parents of both children could
scrape together, in the some snide
company foisted on the small invest-
,int: puhllc hy the employers oi both
the girl and long , ‘
Though 310.13%“ is hard to bear,
determines to light his employers to
not hncit the money intestod. How he
ilherclu sci forth. for. l, n foreclosure*“CCDUWWWS hi3 Width 0““ ““15 ”‘9
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morigugcd premises, returnable io “minuthor in tile lilo)". that for cplgrums
’i‘Owu Court Ol‘ Norwnik,
the Town ol‘ Norwnlk, on the first Mom
in and Oi"
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in HIV \‘ri‘iiut'uiui‘ and bright rcpurtuo
‘duv Ol‘ Iiiurch. liliZl. it uppcuriug 101““ “91mm 10 approach “’1 “10“”
MODERN (lOODYh‘iAKiimd liming found by the
“m and shoot repair Blioll- Allklldn authority that Mary Kelly. who has,
:ustom 'morle work. Fit and comfort? boon tiled in its u defendant in
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said
action and who has been summoned to
uppcur and answer to said cmnpi
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suhscrihuglsurans i'm' some time in come.
The (carpet play. howuvcr, as is
usual with premieres, drugs in two
njnljoi' thrco illsinnras. Notably the meal
loll the 3rd Monday 02' filly 1913, nudfaccuc at the inrin, and the beginning
,thai
the said lioicmlunl, is
[from this state and gouo'to parts un-
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known. .
’l‘horcloro Ordered. That notice of
the pondeucy of said conipluiut he giv-
uu to said Mary Kelly by publishing
this order in the South Nnrwullt Scu-
tiuol, a newspaper printed in the Town
Oi Norwullt, three times successively,
commencing on or helm-c the 3rd day
of July, A. It. 1013.
lly order of court.
IRA (i. GREGORY.
Clerk,
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwaiilx ss., Prelude
Court, Jilly It, A. it. um.
Estate of Stephen Korcsmorns. him
or Norwnlk, in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the mlmlulstrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
hate otilcn in Norwalk, on the 10th
day of July. lillil, at ii o‘clock toru-
noon. and that all persons interested
in said satiric may he untitled lilereor,
the administrator will cause this order
to he published in a newspaper liuvlna'
a circulation in said: district. at least
live days ”before still! 10th day of July,
'llilii.
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'ill‘lN-li‘i’ W. Gilldlltilli'.
ii It Judge.
My.” «.mmwwm.» 94mm»; on... on»... 4.. w. . .Wwaw-.mw
Dividend NOtice
ms soutu NORWALK savmos
, BANK.
Elmuh fNorwalk, Conn.
At o meeting oi" the directors of thin
liunh hold this day, a dividend at the
rail,- of "four per cent. per nunum was
declared to depositors from the unru-
lhgu of the all: months milling .iuuo till. w’
illiii. ' ’l‘lro sumo will he entered on
unanimous and paid on and utter
July ‘10, i010.
Deposits made on or bolero Jul?
10th will draw interest from July lat.
lly order of the liunrd of lilrecturs.
tililflltlld L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
June 10. 1013. ii? llw
KNOE TO HAVE EXTRA BUB.
The [tuna Club will have ample and
unlimited transportation facilities for
tomorrow. Tim buses: will most oi"
cry col trout the usuiil snarling lime
and at noon ono‘ot’Iidrkar's connect
«lions conveyances will take its place
on the route and thus enhanced, the
service will be complete.
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‘ciothcd in dlncl‘oui
ahscntim lilo third act, wherein the lluthor
identical idea out}
words and with
different characters, as he depicts ut-
the farm when the yokuls are {lit/Jive.
into hui‘lng this stock. llowcver, this
can and will he readily pruned down
into it smoulirrunning comedy before
the week's end,
.llr..lluhcrt Uliel‘. as lilo buy. new
a reuulrhnlily keen iutcrprulluiou n:
his extremely diilicult role. Miss
Katherine La dolls. in the role of the
girl. didn‘t seem in he able to forget
shows the same
herself enough to do slight but tulle L,
to thumruln
The cast was
and in
her lines, probably due
of llrsl. performance.
cxcccdiuuiy well selected.
eluded many well lluown uud wuiu
liked artists.
Altogether 0201’er. Cent.
refreshingly caustic slang, and true
depiction of a cross suction of “to
looks usihougli it will occupy a plum '
similar in tho thentricnl horizon oi
1013 he did the “Llountry tiny," .
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NiGHTB 0F“ PYTHIAB ENGAMP»
MENT.
Micllll’iEN, July awn nil—m our
mwumpuinut of the Connecticut lirlax
ado. lluiiorin ltunit, Killglltu ot..l'i‘ih-
ins, bcsuu today at (‘iisuitiy”u turm.
opposite Hanover i‘urk, About zoo
mun are tritium on the grounds and
suing through the daily umd‘ouvcru.
i‘lnuurlil fluorite ll. Tiryon, of this city.
in in coinmund. .
The companion, present arc: Sumner
No. i, Ii‘urti’ord: li’uuuior No. 0. her-
by: idiotic-g, No. 2. Mormon; Harmony
No. ii, Tori-instep; Owen No. 17,
Soulliiuutou; Wuluriiury his, 20. Wa-
terbury: Bcuclusr‘rso, 24, soymour;
America, No. 23; New Hittite"; Bcuvillo
"NO. 22. Salisbury. ,
Other companies including those
at Midaioiown. Bristol, Wutcrvlllo,
New Haven and Stamford are to
posted to be here tomorrow and to
take part in the local celebration of,
the Fourth. so}... ‘
'1 ”but
it. root and any: m or
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hy its .
ntor McLean yesterday and asked'li't
,nny protests had been received ‘i’rOm
South Manchester against the con'
'iirmntlou of Mr. Quish us postmaster
against the appoint incn t.
inquiry at the post office depart-l
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filled than: and neither Senator Bram
,fcicgce 'npr, qlei‘itsuin Senator McLean‘s:
,ouu-e allow Giddy being filed at the
senate. 'f ~ 1
Senator ill-nudeuce said he was cult
cd to lhc ’plidhc one evening thls‘
wreck and Witt-“3 [if he had rccelrrd"
l.uuy protests against the South Mun-
'chcstcr rumlidulc, That he sold was
all he linew'ot 1}. Senator Molmu
is'ttt home in Connecticut and it any- .
thing lle'bL‘t‘ll filed with him he has
the papers with him. ‘ ' ' "
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uapuns Case a Political coil:
curacy-«Settled with Women,
Six Years Ago
GETTYBJBURO, Pa” July 3.-Govor~
nor William rSulzer, of New York, who
came here today to attend the semi-
ceutenniai celebration of the Battle oi,
Gettysburg, gave out a statement thisI
afternoon regarding the breach 0‘ riott),'Bridgoport; Sister iM‘ei‘
promise suit begun against him yester-‘
seems to he stale and fishy.”
The governor characterized the suit‘ Mary Vir
as blackmail instigated by his political sle, N. y, . .
, enemies, and added that it is “a part; Three young women also too
of the plot of "Boss "Murphy and his' habit. Miss Geraldine Hurley; ‘61
political conspiratorsto discredit me" mour; ,Mgsg Katharine Noonan, o
because they, cannot use me for the 30mg, and Miss Katharine rsheeli
,Ncw OYrk. They willbe known
‘ spectively as Sister Mary Sides
“Mr. Murphy and his hirellngsfl.MMy Leonardl and Sister Mary
Governor iSulzer said, “have he‘llllcius. ‘
nefarious schemes to loot the State of
New York.”
threatening me ever since I became,
governor “because I“‘would not he a,
tool and a proxy governor. l defied:
them all to do their worst. Their eh,
forts to injure me with honest people1
will he aborthe. I shall go forward}
without fear, come what may. i never'
did a thing in my life of which i am
ashamed. . -
"Suiiice it to say," said the governor
in conclusion," that I knew this ‘Hop-
I was a friend
of her family in their distress,
d'eny emphatically that I ever agreed
to marry her; that I ever wronged her;
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day in Philadelphia ihy Miss Mignon: £33: Conceum (lieulIYL All“
Hopkins, a clock model. The govern-it,” Mary Rinaldo (Brennan)
or declared he did not fear the out-f‘bury; Sister Mary Estelle (’3
come of the unit, which, he Snldvlh‘ew Huron; Sister injury its
“looks like a. poor conspiracy and (Lennon), Bridgeport; [Slat
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that I ever lived with her. or that i,
ever held her out to be my wife.
“Miss Hopkins sued me in New
York for breach of promise, sometime
after I married, about six: years ago.
She could not sustain her charges and
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’admitted she brought the suit for ulte-i
rior purposes. That case was settledl
in Massachusetts. The nor to claim at that place. He was told that 110”,,imui my lawyer has a general release‘
MATillXifi legacy 0? “Will.“ thousand dollars, lug hud hen received and that ,,Ou,mg,froni this woman to me. My reason
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Repaid in! return mighfiiand tin. girl to Haiti hm mother. oul) :was known of any protests being made ,for settlingthen was on account oi the:
r to llllti that the trustee of the logucyj
TEXAS POLiCE CHIEFS CONVEN-
TiON.
Texas, "
GAlA’E'S'l‘ON, July ...-
The Texas Chiefs oi Police hogan illeir‘ NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWA ,
annual convention in this city this
to order by President Hollis Barron. 10:5,“. 11:03,
. he invocation
was pronounced by Rev. Father .qulcsémday only, 2104);,
M. Kerwin. and the address oi“ will-‘41,“, 4:39, 5:03;, 5:34,; 5:23, 6::
(:0in was delivered by Mayor Lewis" 3:07, 33003, 3:30,“ 9:00,“ 9:30. 11:10“
Fisher. Response was rustle by the 11:30, 11:3“, 13:0“,
of Waco. at it) a. m.
president. after which the convention
milled down in routine business. This
Iain-rnmni tho (‘lltll‘i‘ body was taken
for u lung: and pleasant ride on Gillies-
lOn Elny.
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Glass
‘ Length water
Beam
Draught
“Speed 101/; miles.
hauled. In first class condition.
SALE
Cabin
line 40 it, 6 in.
‘9 ft, 7,111.
3 it, ‘8 in.
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Finished in mahogany, newly painted and mum
Globe engine.
Can be seen at Norwalk Country Club. "
Full trial on application.“
For Terms and Further Particulars
apply to The Evening Sentinel
booth Norwalk, Conn.
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the diocese oi! :Connecticut,
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Among the young, woin ‘ ‘
daughter of Congressman Th
Reilly. .al Marleen. The yo’iu:
who took the veil were: , ,
(Sister Mary {Grace (Olhleilll
dale, Pa: Sister Mary Virgini
nlngham). New York city
Mary Alma (Keane), New nay
ter Mary Agnes (iMcDonous
lord; Sister Mary Madeline
Meriden; isister Mary .I‘am
(McGuire), , Meridcn;
Paschal (Walsh), New London! ,
ginia (Murray), Pcusli
011;, N6
Haven & Ha,
ford ., ',
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in Effect Juno 1, 1910.
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54, 10:20x. 11:24. « _
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sullen.
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11:10.
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