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Miocellaneous
IMMSIFIED‘ Advertisements on this page, Twenty
‘- «To Let,
Easiness and
1;,Cards. and
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Probate
80LYEN‘I’ NOTWE.
District of Norwaik. es.
,Court, March 16. A. D., 1014.
, Estate of! Louisa livauecki, late of
Norwaik,i11' said district, deceased.
ve Worda‘or Less, 251:; '
rtrict oi' Norwaik. bath limited and al-
erInsertion. 'In Black-
lowod six monthsi'rom the date here
{AGO or Caps. Double Price, , of for the. creditors of 'anid estate to
.7 11 exhibit their status 1'01 settlement.
; . Those who neglect to ulirescnt theil
' WANTED -TO£ LET. . FOR. SALE coconuts, properly attested,1wlthin
waura-oZ—WAsmNc T0 no 11'1". :ro LET—AT “THE. Jouusoug
home. inquire, Mrs. Forelt, first house ian."'2 High St., comfortably Inruished'
.North Taylor Ave, 11124 at single or double rooms for ladies or
«1-1 gentlemen.1So'me suns suitable for
‘WANTED’AN ENGLISH 'SP‘3 “('1’ light housekeeping. Refined surround ‘
tug girl for general housework Apply 111111111124 3t
evenings. hire F. I'.\Burneii, 67 South’ ' :
Main St. m24 3t‘ To LET—FROM APRIL '11ST.'
" three rooms on second floor, to couple.
, Part improvements with electric -',ii.gi1ts
and gas. inquire LeRoy Adams, 28!
Taylor Ave., 80. Nor.waik 11123 iit‘
WANTED—131' HUNGARIAN, SIT- ‘
nation at general housework. inquire TO LET~<0N SPRING ST. HOUSE:
corner Connecticut Ave. and Cedar in good condition to a small family.
St. m23 3t Telephone evenings, 688. 11123 3t
4
WANTEDHBOY.
Miller, 136 Water St.
INQUIRE J. W.
11123 3t
'ro LE'T—-FIVE ROOMS, (100111.0-
cation, rent reasonable. F. Hoop, 36
(love Ave, East Norwaik. m23 0t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. One that can understand
English. Address “B." .sn23 3t
WANTEWARRIED MAN TO‘ 10 tar—APRIL 1, 1131' 11.0011,
take charge of ice W501i in Barton all improiements. 49 Osborne Ave.
Apply E T Bates, cor Falrfleld and Adults pie-ferred. Inquire 10 Fort St.
Connecticut A1 (1., Tel. 897, or Darlen. ”‘23 8t
ace-3. 111121 at
T0 LET-39 CHAPEL 'ST., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington 'St. Inquire 64 So.
Main St. m23 tf
WlANTE—BOSIDTION ‘BY A LADY
stenographer, bookkeeper. Afternoons
or few hours daily. This own typewrit-
er. Address “M.." Box 96, Norwaik.
unis 1w
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, WITH 1M-
pmvements. 9 «Hamilton Are. In-
quire United Grocery Co. m20 tf
WANTED~FIRST MORTGAGES
$2,500 and $3,800 for modern stucco
residences. 6 per cent. interest in ad-
vance. Box 685, South Norwaik. Conn.
ml8 6t
TO LET—ATTRACTIVE ONE-
halt family residence, 6 rooms, all
improvements, beautiful interior, 5
minutes to East 'Norwalk station.
,iViaring Construction Co., 125 Wash-
‘ FOR SALE—BRUSH RUNMKHET,
said time, will be debarrsd a recovery
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to minke immediate payment
to
‘FOR SALE-LADY PULLMAN
carriage. English style. In good con-
ditlou. $8.00. Address Pullman, care
Sentinel. ' mill in
,. . "‘ hill" 24 (l
FOR SALEmtliilChEN (3001's,
runs and wire. inquire 43 East ()9-
borne Ave. 11124 it
WM. F. 'i‘AMMANY,
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE,
‘llistrict of Norwalk, 155.. Probate
"‘ouli Mulch ii, A D 10H.
m..—
1‘1cwiy 111ah1ted,good condition. top. Estate 0" Llrzie “3'5“” late 0' Nor
windshield speedometer 5 “mpg. w.alk in said district deceased.
eiectric.gas and oil lights. 3N0. 1 Oak The 00“” 0’ Probate 'f‘“ “"3 D‘s
St “my“ trict cf Norwaik, hath limited and a].
lowed six lmouths from thedate here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those 'who neglect to present their
acoou11ts,properiy attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
{persons indebted to said estate are
requested 'to make imcdiutc payment
FOR SALE—41366 SETTINGS. ”BUR!"
Onpingtons, $1. and iian'ed Plymouth
Rocks, 60c. From all prize stock.
Mrs. M. M. Prescott, Brookslde, it. F.
D. 37. " 11123 t
...._.—..-...M—-
FASHIONED
FOR SALE-r0“)
mahogany daveuport sofa. Anderson, to
10 issue St., Norwaik. n123 iit GABRIEL DOKUS,
JOSEPH SOLTES,
FOR SALE—«MOWER 1'1 PASSEN— [“24 31 a7 Executors.
her touring car, 1912 model, in first» ily William 1.1, 'i‘amumny, their attor-
class condition, for sale cheap. John ney.
H. Che, 4 Concord St. 11123 :11 '
t” ron ASALfiwl'lARRED PLYMOUTH SOLVENT NOTICE
Rock, a 1. Reds and 200 egg Simill‘ 111511111 0“ Sorualk. sa.
White Leghorn selected, 5c per egg' Court, liurch 17. A- D». 1914.
Fine plymomh Rock cockcrel, over 9 Estate of James 10. Stevens, late of
lbs, 35,00, Junlug :Brown, 35 Elm Norwaik. in said district deceased.
Grove St., South Norwaik. m2] at The 30"” 0" Probate
the District. of Norwaik,
DAY OLD EGGS DELIVERED To‘limited and allowed six
your house, 30c lper don. Rhoda Island} “‘0'" “‘0 ' date 1‘91“"
1
m
i’l chute
for
hath
months
for the
WANTED —— HIGHEST PRICES
paid for secondhand furniture, car-
pets, rugs, etc. J. K. Finch and 00..
12 Madison St., city. Tel. Con.
mi’i 6t
u...—
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS -————— —
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fed: calves.
"5.00 tor bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 crating. Painters supplies. Wall pa-
” ti per, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
0 Estimates cheerfully given. Tz'iul or-
” . “’ “’“M’ dare solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
LOST White, 01 1-2 Ely Ave. 11111 n
LOST—«ENVELOPE CONTAINING ~—-——-—' '~ ---'-" WWW—*4.
35 between Norwaik 1Box Shop and
Washington St. Reward. ii. H., care
Sentinel. m2'4 1t
M
If other methods hat/c failed to '
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
_ Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St., South Norwaik,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
M
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Fairfieid Oeunty
Saving 3 Bank
Norwaik, Caring. March 19,1911.
'At a meeting of the Board of Direo
tors of the Foirfieid County Savings
Bank held this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate of? four (4) 'per
cent per annum was declared to de-
positors from the catalogs of the six
months ending, March 31st, 1914.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and .‘paid on and after April
10th 19“. A System of Healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
By order of the Board of Directors. brlngmg mind and (body into her
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS ,
Made On or Before
, April 41h, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April 1st, 1914
It :1:
11120 18f.
The new, People's Trust Conipany
hold another largely attended and en-
"thesiasflc meeting in the Hotel Clit-
ford last night. '
were received and arrangements for
111111111111 the charter on Friday night
discussed. 1
111111.111. 111111111111.
. Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
' office at Keeier‘s 111113., 80. Norwaik.
More auilmcriptlens '
ington St. 11118 '6t
T0 LET—i ROOMS, NO. I COVE
Ave. All modern inroroveme‘uts. In-
quire ll. Joselovsky, 4 Cove Ave.
' 11117 ti
BUSINESS «NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC‘
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
Ansoncunumsrs‘.
aouru NOHWALK. couu.
T“ ROTON
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a LE'r'rsfpnoss.
.Wiil pay highest cash prices for all
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
hatching from choice 'inated pens of
White, Bull and Barred Plymouth
Rocks and White Wyandotes Price
$1.00 per 15 or $5.00 per hundred
(100) for incubator eggs.
Crockett 3d, Rowayton.
Phone 1624-2 or 517.
-1. .__.—__a.__.——.._—.._——.-
John Fountains
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that lob of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. , Personal atten-
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
1.
PHONE CON.
20th Century Triumph
Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments. assures positive
and permanent cure. reaches every
case. Investigate.
Suggestive Therapy. Magnetic
Vital Organs. the Nervous System and
the Spine.
many with Nature.
PRQF. MILLER
18131101111 Notice~<l have removed my
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel St.,
New Haven Conn.
._ Know- Thyself
woaKM‘auvs COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEADTH, aocmnur
' INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
. c. '1'. MeGOVERN 1 .
11111111111111 AND can. earn:
165 Washington strata, '1
leuthyNoI‘WIik.‘ Donn. ‘ vi». 1141;
_..._ .ahm— w
$3.75 per hundred. Address or
John Bowker, Highland Ave, South
Norwaik. 11121 31
FOR SALE-~30 ii. 1’. MODEL 17
siiulck. United States chain tires ai-
very reasonable.
ser, 1’. O. Box 377.
Smith .Premier nearly new, $15.00. Also
good No. 0 RetulugtonJiiLOi). These
machines can be seen in So. Norwaik.
irviug- Holmes, itidgcfleid, Conn.
mill
.1
u
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE-e—l HAVE SOLD MY (Hit)-
cery store of it iluymond' St. to F.
Feidman and (‘hinsky vl~‘. Kaufman
and 8011. 11124 at
TYPIWRITEBI.
mum {ITEM- 0.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington all other
sold. rented
repaired. Rental- 0
per month. lachinu
sold at £5 per month.
miter ohan “3168? 'mummmfia 9'
IO.
Irldnliort. Conn.
. \
GOOD FRIDAY PROCLMMED BY
GOVERNOR BALDWIN.
Ina, Prayer and Legal Holiday,
‘HAIIYRFORD, March iii—Governor
iluldwin has issued the annual procla-
mation, setting Friday, April 10, as a
day of prayer. The proclamation
follows: 0
State of Connecticut,
115' ills Excellency, Simeon i".
win, Governor.
A Proclamation.
lluld-
state providing for ten legal holidays
iigioue observance and prayer.
And recounncnd that on the day than
named. the people of Connecticut, lay-
uai occupations, seek,
quiet of then own houses or meet
a closer communion of spirit with the
Father of mercies and the (led of all
most new. Car in good condition. i’rice'
Address 1". ‘ii. iiey-'
111;;1 3t1
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE—N0. '1'
Set: Aside April 10 at Day of Fan-
1
‘
Underthe lawn and usages of this
in eatiih'y-onr. I appoint Friday, the ,
tenth day of April next, as a day ofre- '
lug aside, so far as maybe their 1111'"
either in the;
Reds eggs for hatching, 14 for We’lcredltors of suidrestaic to exhibit their
call,
claims for settlement. Those who neg-
lect to present their accounts. prop~
criy attested-within said time, will be
idebarrcd 11 gecovei‘y.
dcbtcd to said estate are requested to
malts immediate payment to
EDWIN L. STEVENS,
111i? 2i iii Administrator.
D111
Advertisers
Where and What
to Buy ‘
a
3 Furniture reproductions of 11 1111111111..
English period will be found at
l). M. Read Company. The adv.
tell you about it.
A large assortment of baby car-
riages and ire-carts will he found at
the Norwaik Furniture House. See
adv.
the
will
Charles Brand invites you to look in
his window and see the special prices
on watches, clocks, etc.
g .....~_
All kinds 0f aprons at Tristram
iiyait's.
l
6':
There is nothing mysterious about
the success of the lwieger Company
’i'hd adv. will giveoyou the reason or
, their success
Charge accounts«'ca11 be opened at
the Mintz store.
Merrill night school continues uuti
June. "Fuller information in the adv.
Skirts for spring will be found in
abundance at the Jacoby store.
I
S. L. Illenediot says the
naught for what it does. See adv.
”N
M. Untkowsky says don’t. forget the ‘9"09 ‘1‘ 3- howl 01' laughter by NH a] force under (loitersl .Vciarlco
log in their several places of worship. babies its is advertising a m” line many humorous 111113.111.» Stewart Toh.eon lg conquered.
why carriages. go carts and aulkles “5 an attractive 3'0““‘3 ‘3‘”
at reduced prices.
comfort. in' whom we live and more,
i
l
_. ~..__....s..... 1.... H1...—
' and have our bciug.
Given under my hand and (the soul
of the state at. the capitol in Hartiord,| .
this twenty -'fouii"ii' day of March, in‘ ’
the tear of our Lord One thousand‘
nine hundred and fourteen and of the.~
founding of the commonwealth the; t
two ilmudred and seventy—fifth and of Ad th
the independence of the United ‘ver '86 in e
States. the one hundred and thirty
eighth
lily 11is‘c1cbifeiicy at command.
,1 2 (11.1311: 111' tempura.
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' 11111;... John Keogh is in New Yorkisvtamord. are 11111111 bi 1.1111111»
, _ . ‘ right“ ‘
1111. Hail and. dhughter Alice, or
ml.
at Fairlieid avenue.
Mrs. G. Dorherty, of Bridgeport. man
the sheet yesterday of her daughter. .2
.iiirs. Joseph (Howe. of 80 Taylor at . '
1
i
1
The (‘Ourt of Probate for the Dis .worb gets himself in the habit oi’ or
All persons in-'
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A MODERN FREE- LANCE IN 2
HEELS. _1
Hoyt’s Theatre
Robert, Randall. a reporter. writing
a play when he should“ be at his,
instantly Clears Air Passages; You dissolves by the heat of the '
an..." Freely. Nasty 91.0mm, penetrates and heals the
Steps, Held Colds and bull Head- swollen membrane thCh Ii
nose, head and throat; clears
“m Vanish passages; stops nasty distiller;
M ,a feeling of cleansing, sooth
Get a small -'bottle anyway Just to comes immediately ~; ‘
shows preference for his 1'.i\'11i Des- try io—Appiy a little in the nOsti‘iiS‘ Dont lay nwuhe tonight strung!
mond. but he finds consolation ,111 and instantly your clogged nose and for breath, with head stuffed; nos
thinking Of Man Rollins the little stopped- up air passages oi? .the head closed, hawking and blowing. Oats
waitress at the lest-1111': mt where he will open; you will breathe freely; or a cold, with its running nose.
eats Receiving his pay from the dullness and headache 11111111111911.1113; mucous dropping; into the throat.
HOWBDRDBP 011100. he spends it all in: morning! the catarrh, cold in head or raw diyness is distressing but.
food. which he takes to his room. but catarrhai sore throat will be gone. needless ..
locking himself in, ’worku until he ii'n- End such misery now! Get the small} Put your faith—dust once—in
ishes his play. After considerable bottle of “Eiy's Cream Balm” at any Cream Balm" and your cold or on
trouble, he finds a theatrical. 1111111111,» drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm will surely disappear.
or who gives his iuanusciipt couuul- W mm
oration.
(Finding himself hungry, he goes to “DUNDED F”... FIEL“
his former eating place, but not liar . HGSPITAL AT EL VEBJEL
ing money, he cannot get food. The
(Continued trout r1121 rage.»
riving at the cities lute, and in conse-
quence llnds himself out of \vmoik In
the meantime. Necla. his sweetheart.
little waitress. Mary, who has been
friendly to him. would help, but the
manager refuses. After leaving the ,
restaurant, he is so weak from lack,” the front. (liven emergency “"9“
of food that he can only singgci to ,, tlon here, the seriously wounded were
sent in a park- nearby, where he is hastened on. to the general hospital
seen by Mary. sue succeeds ill send at Bennejilio: The federal lose up-
ing something'to eat to him, fol which pears to have been “”9“ “my”?
be is very grateful. and writes 11 mos than that of the rebels, but ‘no accur-
sage of thanks to her. Later he gets ate estimate of theh dead and wound ‘ ~ ..
a theme to help her, and by so doing ed has ‘been made. Joseph liiuxweiier Sf of Quin .3-
is knocked down and so badly iflillr- Apparently determining to deal to av,enne who has been ilil with l ,
ed as to require ‘tmeditnl treatment General Villa a crushing Now before grip, continues in about the some on
and detention in 11 hospital ior about he actually reached the gates 0‘ Tor- dim” today
three weeks in the meantime his ieon, General Velasco sailied out of
play is accepted, and makes a great the invested city under cover of the it 'ls requested that all :niémh ‘
sensation Through an “10“,,an the guns on the sides of Cerro de la Pilar of the Lady Washington lodge will;
theatrical 0mm his address , is de and strongh garrisoned Gomez Pal- leave their supplies for the chowder
strayed and he do“, not kuov of the note. Made confident by his own earl- supper at the hall either Wednes
success of his play or of its accept- for victories. General Villa heard the evening or Thursday morning early
once until the day of his leaving the. report from his scouts that Gomez. ‘ . .
hospital when he sees a notice in the Pniacio was strongly loltlflcd, and "ihomss lieurv, charged with drunk.-
paper This brings prosperous times gave the order for site: 1.1 euness. was dischargad by Judge
to him and in his prosperity Mary “he The guns of Cerro de la Piiar open- John Keogh this morning Officer
had been in constant attendance “lib, ed fire. Volley alter \oilcy front the John Flynn found 11111 fiftyoelght-yea
him at. the hospital, is not forgetten. federal trenches and the fire or “5"“ older dancing OlltS‘de of Hoyt’s Thea»-
With his success also comes No 'in artillery and small anus signalled the ire.
but this time it is his turn to have the m“ serious engagement Dame“
m
choice and it falls to Mary. whom
Robert has learned to love,
Hoyt‘a Theatre.
’l‘iicahc patrons who known good
the show at lioy‘ts this Week A
snappy bill full of mulch and with
not a weak number throughout. is
the oilering. ’i‘hc sbou is a crulklun
good one. Snpplessoii giggles, quic
smiles and npl'onrious laughter de-
scribes the muuner in which the
patrons viewed the pcriot 11111110111 ves-
tsrday.
hdwmd
Hutchinson with
Elizabeth it 111111 iliiil four .\ou Y'oik rebels ilnnlh “'0‘” the Federuh tack min“ to “0'
comedians star in a high class act
that is the headliner of the bill. Tunes
and tcrpischore (1‘1 the twentieth rcu~
tury are pleasing throughout, _
What is undoubtedly one of the
most pleasing forces offered at the
playhouse this season is "The. Million
ulre." presented by Cameron DcVitt
and tompnny. A. jolly, good tomedy
where a millionaire marries while in-
toxicnted, ghee ihe audience laugh
after laugh and finally ends up in the
right way, the man failing in love
with his wife. The sketch is well not-
ed, and is full of laughs.
Daisy, the dog with the
brain. in these seven words
description is giien of the
human
11 full
tleier
canine which participates in the a t though (it-Speillii‘ 1'12 hiing was still in late last hight.
given 11: Jules Marceau and tompany. (WEI-"@913 ‘11 GOING?- "fl‘i‘C‘O at 1‘1“ ill 10 business section DVDS threatened.
The Marceaus ate a clever (201111111115
of jugglers and really need nothing‘ night, when the lust. dispatches came rotten under control, practically an en-
But with througi1,(iencr.ti \llla felt so conil- tire block In th
Daisy, the dog with the human brain. dent 0‘ V‘0t015 that he returned to the lion cl (““0 ,1 if" ‘
the act has an additimi that makes main base at llermsliiio to tell yrsph the hiestory 0mm”, uiidlng oi'Brodle
to make their act a success.
it simply wonderful. - Daisy does or
erything but talk, and her part of the the handling of supplies and the move flames had dong considerable damage
act is given in a. way which is a dis-
tinct contrast uit'h other animal acts.
Daisy takes her 'part without the
slightest efforty'nud she is the biggest
appeared at “$1an theatre.
Browning” an up present a char-
acter comedy sketch that is pleasing
luai and their -work is appreciated.
Shorty Dell/lit and Pearl
Shorty DeWitt is a midget oi wander-
tul cleverfless and he keeps the and ed by the rebels once ibc 1111:1111 P111? er- than the First nilpilst t‘ hutch 11111111111.
whose
work was pi.easing
Music Hall.
A famous PiayerCo.’ picture “An,
Hour .BeforeDawnJ’ g‘apecial 3 reel
attraction tonight at Music 111111.11;
thrilling, detective
man detective in the leading role.
nl
father. The detective believes
chorus 'giri is guilty of the crime, but, .
learns differently-n She discovers that, ,5; 11913111 military men 19191111111111 by tllioligh harmonizing the nerve ’
the main was killed by his oivn lurch
tion
in: pieted "A bout1
holiday a 1.1111 t
Moon of! 11111 na‘ihi‘
11y ‘has
1"1‘?’
,, would triumph
" which is only three miles from To
Wilt whiqtzahe was canei‘lmqi t5
Mint-class pl uses will
«with; 1111111111111 is his to be e
Villa's troops and the Federals, who
hope to check the march of the Con-
siltuiionallsts to tho national capital.
The rebel cavalry pressed forward
toward the mountain, and before
had taken the water tauk,securh1vJ
their first vantage ground.
there they fought on the Brittingham
., soap fnctory 1111.11.11. engaging- the 111 the hnorr yournament
t defending tomes within and upon the 1“ ‘9“ “0 and “‘9 game waxed WM“
buildings Another hour and the
Federals reheated to- the cuar.tel
where the hottest fighting of the hat
tlo took pin:c.1~lghtinv from the
MM. front. gaining giouud foot by foot, the “'1‘?" he finished Wick” had ”’9'.
again toward '.'i‘orreou
But so heavy had the firing been. so
many were the shells that burst in
the cuartei. that scarcely had it been
occupied by thc pursuing rebels than
it caught fire and the conquerors were
forced to abandon it.
The Federals retreated in order.
keeping up an incessant firing as. they
were. beaten back on the road to 'lor-
reon. As the rebels advanced they
rushed ioruard over the bodies at the
Federal dead and wounded.
Gen. Villa reiterated his confidence
that Torreon would be his by Thurs-
dm.
Desperate Fighting in Prt'gireas:A
JUAi‘tIEZ, .\ie\ March 2l.-
way of'i‘orrcon, at H o‘clock last
to Chihuahua and Oliltl - tq.oints about
meat of troops.
The rebels are reported to have Tm-
reon closely invest: :l, 1nd last 1951111111
were that the whole army was conn-
1 hit in the 11111111111 line which has ever dent cf the early fall cf the Federal firemen we... hump,“
stronghold.
The occupation
without resistance.
of Lenin almost
and the ex soled
Boo to the public. Their Jokes axe origs victory at. dinner. i’ulucio wiotid brie out the eniilc block
.‘cnly Torrvon to be lulu .1 incomplete
Stewart the first stage of the march to Motion ii amen Housed the stret and at an-
Ford is ”We” in “'19 0919'" 30‘ 0“ the 1"” City The conuumt u: Mllzatiun Cii— cm‘ly :imur today the fire still won.
tilio and Monterey is taken fora rant-
at
0,1
in official circles here, although Illa
patches ceased. it was felt. that V.iil1
1‘11 (ioniez i’uiaclo.
r
teen. before the day.“ was over.
The defense of the city came as
sunprise to the, labels, who assumed
3“"? with a “0' that only a nominal resistance would u", back
A: be made. The. reinforcements report it creates rinclml‘l nerves and will
voun'g man is suspected of twins lils' ed to have been rushed into the city inflal‘fe ‘11 the different areas!
by. Velasco‘ :were unexpectd.
The robei confidence, in the opinion
11161111111119 of the Federal fortliicu‘u
as on'.Cer1jo tie in Pillar. a mean-
93mm 2,000 “Oh, DIED, :SilrmOIHIIQII by 9. mt KIVIDK “18 UDII‘ODI‘RCIOT ‘ an
“”9“. W81“? {fink ‘
u-—umwm
Master Humphrey 111111115111. son or
Mr. and hired“ 1. ”d1 Douiens. of Taylor
avenue, 1.111111111111911 iii 11111 in:
"The regular business meeting precedj
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Them was a good attendance at the
initiation of. a. class of eighteen into
the second degree of 0m: Bmth‘ers'.
lodge. No. 19, i. O. O. '19.; last night;
':'(‘.1iuin .r1hul tl'ickes .feil lust’
night to the tiles of LODIB‘ Raymond
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award the cm] 1'01 the men hung:
closely logeii‘ .wr Raymond slipped of
his can, lie said. and edged vine’by'
the narrowest qiiargin imaginable. ,
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hosting {'01 '1 minute as the: cxcilee
merit reached a.- high .piich
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Famous Duke Black Destroyed by ,
Flames Early Today
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ty loss approximating $1,000,000, about:
half of which i4 covered by insurance;
resulted from 11111 which began her
For a time the anti
Before the. flames finally had bee
main business sec
which included
1.. Dulce had then destroyed. and the:
in another biotk across the street. “No
loss of life has been reported. ' l
Shortly after the domes 111111111 out
a water main burst and for a while the,
In the mean .
time the flames gained headway realm '
iy and in a few hours had, with this» ' .
ctxteptlou of three buildings, willed .' ~
Formed by a southwest. wind i'he'.
At' that
burniuu, but «»1111d.1' control.
Aradet'uy of Music were threatened
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disease and pain health is
toms in your body. Female trodlil'
given special attention; also on
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T. Francis. DVC
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