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Professional Cards, and
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LASSIFIED Advertisements On this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Price.
In Black-
WANTED
’l‘O DO Al‘
Park.
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WANTED—WASHING
home. Annie Balogh, Foster
.I'Iast Nol‘wnlk.
WANTED —— BY GOOD ALL
around colored chauffeur, position
(‘ali :11 No. .' Cross St, Norwaik,
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Conn.
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A FIRST-CLASS PARTY “‘ANTED‘
to sell our teas, coffees, etc, on big
premium offer in this territory. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for right man.
M'hittaker, Broadway and 144th St,
New York. :13 6t]
WANTED—A'OUNG \iAN,\'FAT1
appearance high school or college
student, to represent us in South N01'- I
[Walk and nearby towns. 1.3 per cent.
commission 011 all sales
required. l’iummer T1 pew riter Ex
change, Bridgeport, Conn, 1'13 2t
f.
LOTs WANTED—FOR EQUITY l\'
line East residence, Box 08.3, Southi
(Norwaik. 3'13 6t
l LOANS WANTED—$2,500 AND $3,-
500 us 151 mortgage, 6 per cent. in-
terest. Box 65.3, South Norwalk.
. jl3 6t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[6.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
4-
FOUND.
FOUND — A THOROUGHBRED
ihnlt‘ grown female collie. Owner may
have. some by proving property and
pnying for adv. Mrs. Oscar Anderson,
Dyster Shell Point. 13 3t
iEBli Imus
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
,‘ District of Norwalk, 98., Probate
Court, July 11, A. 1)., 1914.
Estate oi'John li. Ferris. late of
ib‘orwalk in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the ekecutors exhibit
their administration account to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 20th day of
Duly, 1914, at 2 o'clock afternoon, and
[but all persons interested in said es-
,Inte may be notified thereof, the ex-
Iecutors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district, at least
five days before said 20th day of J uly,
1914.
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HENRY w. GREGORY. ‘
J udse.
iYou are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
iYou hope to remain do.
That's natural.
lYour spine may get out of order,
That’s possible.
Non need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
. That’s wisdom.
Non want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthoi,'D. C.
. That's important, ,
0111000 80. Not-walk and Stamford:
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
.N That’s CU.»-
E. BARTHOL. D C.
53 Meadow St. South Norwalk.
7903-2111-
, I07 Atlantic 815, Stamford, g a.
Dorlon House
(Gram Boulmrd)
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
TO LET
FOR SALE
T0 LET—FOLK ROOMS, sucoxo;
iloor, 00 Osborne Aye. Apply OT OsV
borne Ave 314 Lil
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TO LET—7 ROOMS WITH
plovements at lSevmonr St. inquire
E. J. Miles, ~10 Butler St. \‘orwalk ,
jli 3t
To LET—HOUSES, FLATS
store, barn, carpenter shop, manufac-
tory with power, storage. At Norwalk,‘
' smaller horse or cow.
FOR SALE—«HOI'SEHOLD GOODS,
Apply George E, Moore, Janitor, Coun-'
tr,\' Club.
FOR SALE~BICYCLIZ
condition. inquire John Balogh,
ter Park, East Norwalk, 3'14 3'.
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IN ($1001)
FOR SALE—HEAVY HORSE FUR,
for
term work or would exchange
inquire S, Kup»
South Norwaik.
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lin, 3? Water St..
South Norwalk and East Norwalk, Get"
our rent list. Raymond Bros.
TO LET—Fl RVISHED ROOBI AT
10 Franklin St. All
Apply after (5 p. in. 1'13 31
TO LET—7 ROOMS, FROM AUG-
Referemes ust 1st, 21 Cottage St., East Norwalk. ‘E
Apply Geo Mickie, 23 Cottage St.
To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE ALL
imprOVements. Large garden. Ad-
d ess Cottage, cane Sentinel office.
111 iii
pucity. Water in place. Located 51
South Main St. Apply Harris
Gans, j11 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS
improvements. Rent 313.
l'nited Grocery C0.
WITH!
inquire
To LET—LARGE ROOM WITH
board, siutabie for two persons. In
Main St 38 6t
TO LET—APARTMENT, FIVE
rooms and cellar, 41 Chapel St., fur-
nace, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and burn.
Rent 815 month. inquire 64 South
Main St. 124 tf
TO LET—STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main St. inquire at.
M. Gutkowsky‘s furniture store, 87
North Main 'St. 124 ii
To LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5,
1118 if
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause or the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench. twist or nprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the didlerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors move the cause of
disease and. pain; health is motored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubled
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the opine. You will never ro-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given 0.100.
T. Francis, D. C.
M Washington BL. 80. Nomik, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer. .
Elm “Trees Sprayed
.Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
, SOUTH NORWALKI CONN,
‘I nodes ,
~3-EALED BIDS.
Bide will be received of the contrac-
torsmlthin the jurisdiction of Norwalk
Lodge of Elks, 709,.on the addition and
alteration. of their enewly acquired
Dronertyxon South Main street. Plans
and specifications may be ‘seen at the
office of Architect More‘hbuse on wan:-
ington at. idp' will he opened digit
0, m., July 2. Tot the Elks Heme.
lied check of 350. 00. Committee re-
j13 or}
improvements. .
TO LET—GARAGE, ROOM FOR"
one machine with above storage 09-,
and ‘
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bids must be accompaniedmyfl detail?
serves ,rigittf‘rto 1'01ch our or all bids. .
. ‘ '(Elsnnd). “1‘ .
FOR SALE OR TO LET—PORT A
ble galage for rent 10” cheap or for
:sale. Hooks together in handy sec-
tions. Large enough for any car. Ar-
,dress liargaiu, care Sentinel. jli 3t
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
ast Norwallt. Building plans furnish-
led free to buyers. Maring Construc-
tlon C0,. 123 Washington St. 1'13 (it
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1 son SALE— moron now, 20 rr,
liong, 5 1-2 it. beam 2 cylinder 0 ii.
1’. Palmer engine. Very cheap lf sold
this week. Address Motorboat, care
Sentinel, jl~i 3t
I FOR SALE—WEST AVE. CORNER
property having 300 ft. street
large modern house
Efor price of ground Business prepo-
isl.tion Box 212, \‘orwulk.
FOR SALE—CHOICE
building lot, 07 it. front. on Gregory
Boulevard. Cement sidewalk and
maple shade flees. Pri<e reasonable.
quire Mrs. C. 13. Haliock, 93 South’o J Smith 3 C0\8A\e..l’l10liel-Isll3'2 their home in Brooklyn N.
no (it
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
iug, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 7.3 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
burn. Terms will be made reasonable
Swartz. )3 ti
r6: S010 or Rent
Large Single House, all improve,
vens street, Norwalk,
0. T. McCOVERN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
Iouth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. “5.
BOYS AND GIRLS.
High School.
FALL TERM, seer. 8.
SUMMER SCHOOL, AUGUST 3.
Number Limited.
Address
’ MRS, J. W. STOREY,
3 signer-t romeo, Non-walk; Conn.
NOTICE.
1 have it at last. What? Tin for
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money. '
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
:41 Wash. St Phone 110012 or 373.
SOUTH NOHWALK SAVINGS BANK'
OFFICERS.
Annual Meeting of the Carpet-store
Hold Yesterday Shows a Most
Prosperous Year.
The annual meeting of the corpora-
tors of the South Norwslk Savings
flank was held Monday‘morning at
the banking .house and the annual re-
port submited by the treasurer show-
',.
T
' ed that the bank had themost pros-
cperous year in its/existence. The ,to-.
Itiil assets of this bank are 82, 840, 000.
The deposits are over $2, 600.00 and
: the Surplus ,and profit and loss ac-
count or guaranty fund exceeds $150.-
000. There are more than seven thou-
sand depositors. '
' Alden .nsoimaus. John H. Knapp.
Edward Bohr-d, Johntl'l. Light Charles
E. Dow, Frederick H. Rowan, Frank
D. Layton, John 11'; McMahon. Charles
W. ”I‘Bell William 8‘. Tammy, Lewis
B. Hurihutt, sonnet Grumman and
dim Wind We new. directors were
elected Charles T Dimond. of South
Norwslk. i‘hd Charles ratio, of Wesb‘
I" his court! 9102qu nvsmso suit-riser.
Fos- ‘
IN,
front, ;
Can be bought'
couxunf
and price very low. Address Christian '
merits, attractively situated, on Ste-n i
~"husmnss menses .
MR8. sroaav's SCHOOL 'FOR'
Special preparation for the Senior.
roofing, leaders and gutters that is.
Course 1.. woodmi‘d were reelected!
to 7 after “the corporawrs' ‘-
outing the board or directors that
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‘ The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeneSS in re-
porting local happdnings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
‘and at the same time yOu will be reading a newspaper that
should be in every family in Norwaik. We welcOme contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us.
’ Bell Island Harbor View Beach
The Woheld Lod; e of the (‘amp‘
tire Gills has taken a (Olllge tor tiicl
summer.
Wilbur Carley is at
illouse tor a few weeks,
the Summit.
is
Richard Thompson spe .dil .1
two u'eeks' Vii-"alluil at the island.
his —--»_.._._._
Alfred lludscn. of New 101k (iii
- is the guest of Charles \‘lbitehtad tor.
George A'ky hns just had his boat a few days,
thoroughly overhauled and put in the
water.
~Buy your
Furniture Co,
furniture at Sterling
127 Washington street.
Sidney \‘l‘intringham, after spending
a few days in New York city, will re-
turn this evening.
1 ._.._..._.._
Yeterday some of the young men of
Harbor View were diving off t‘e
bridge and some real expert diving
at Sterling was seen.
Washington street.
—llu,\' your furniture
urniture (‘o.. 127
. _ ‘ The )iis:es (‘anfleld's dance lust
best Saturday .1fternoon wil: be tne night was :1 most enjoyable affair. The
second sn1ling tanoe race. Some new large number of guests enjoyed dun"-
canoes nre expected to enter this log and refreshments gm“.
time Livingstone, who has been the
of the Misses Candeld.
day for her home in New York city.
ilill Smith and Horn \l8(l.‘,&(lllall
nho were the guests of Frank Mc.\'ui-
Grace
guest ,
will leave iv:
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Extra Specials for July 13t018, Inclusive
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps—Ask for than,
Mos mast 3
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A 81 P Condensed Milk”
One of the Best Bargains We ‘I'lave Ever Offered
...25°
A81 P Laundry
STARCll
7c A&P
BULL HEAD CHOCOLATE BEST
CA I‘UUP Almond Bars Japan Rice ~
Bar
Bot 8C
This Week Only
Usually 5c a Bar
30 Lb. 5C
Economical
Mother or
Quaker G
randmother's
OATS, pkg 7c
Double Tip
Matt hes
7'°"'250
Tapioca
POUND
4c
Tomatoes
Strained
a can
40
'Cuaker Corn Flakes pkg.
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A 81 P PEAS,
can
150
j ' EST Money
Can Buy
'- Olive 0“ Euro and the
ty at his home at Great Neck, L. l.,
have returned.
Mrs. Richard Perry entertained the
Monday club at her home yesterday.
,Euehre and bridge were played and
refreshments were served.
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD,
l‘Westport, Conn
\firinm “ho
Service a la Carte, noted for
hme been the guests of Lorence .\lac- Steaks Broilers and all Sea Foods in
lalhlun for a few dillS, will return t1 season Arrangements can be made
today. , for banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MRS. M. LEVY.
Telephone Connections, 98 Westport.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
and liorot l1 1' Green
iir. and Mrs. “yatt and fumily, or]
New York city, are at the Summit
House for the season. They huve us,
their guest for a few days Irving
Springer of ‘\'ew iork city.
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In
last night a large numbe1 of mem- “N Y“ N H & H R, R,
bers of the llelle island Club were, T t ble
me a
:prsctlclng the modern dances und 1'
lthe skillful direction of Helen Rein"
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
inoids and Miss Barber. of Brooklyn.‘
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The second week ,
be held at the club house this after-'
noon.
ed and a most enjoyable time is in 9 13;. 9:40. 10:33x,10'5lx, 11:51.
Isicre for all those who attend, There P. Ili.—-i:13x, 1: 92x. 1:27 3:023
lwili also be a card party Friday me 3:29, 4:42x, 5:15x. 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47,
fining at the club house, 17:02x, 7:45x, 9:42x, 10:18x.
The electric light poles on the 10.10
leading to Roton Point have been:
moved to the other side of the new:
lsidewalk. This improvement makes,
ithe read about ten. feet wider and
lmuch safer, as two automobiles can
'saiely pass each other now '
A, M,—l:37x. 4:49“. 3:34x, 514211.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x, 4:48;},
8:54, 10:33x. 11:30.
P. M.-l2:50x, 2:44x,
52-15, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:112,
820611, 92421: 10:18x,10:35.
'NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M —4 413:, 5:35, 6: 45, S: 03x,
ENOI'Willk COUIItIy Club1|8151x,9.15x,10:02x, 10:05, 10:50:.
i 903 11.—12:03. 1:05, Mix. 2:57,
Tlieiennis team of the Country Club 3 30x, 3 55,‘ 4:15t i. 29, 5:05x, 5. ”i.
will go to \'ew Haven on Thursday to 5. 28, 6: 011:, 6:07, 8: 10:. 9: 25, 9: 40.1.
plhy the team of the Forest Hill Club. 1:11; 15; 12- 00;
Tomorrow is Children‘ 9 Day at the Sunday;
Norwalk Country Club and a great A M.:—6 00 820311. 9200:, 10: 021:,
time has been planned for the little 10. so;
ots Mrs. Harvey W. Kent, chairman p 51,...12; 10 12021:. 3. 39:, 5:021:
.or the committee in charge. will have 5: 04, 6: 01x, 7: 09x 8:10x, 9: 00x, 9: 40:,
.soveral surprises in store for the boys 10; 00;, 11; 15x, 12: 00:.
and girls and a professional entertain-
or from New York city has been so- ,SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
cured to provide amusement for the: A 101—12 23x, 1: 171:, d: 05 7: 18.
day, Ice cream and cake will be eerv- 9:16x, 10: 18 11:11:: 11: 57x.
éd for refreshments. P. M.—:12 03, 1: 20. 3: 16:, 4: 28, 5: 17.
5:3ix, 5:42;.
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la ROTON P I 1' PRIZE WALTZ 11°. '.19 1111.: '
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Roton Point. Friday night, Miss Annals. '48 7, 0915.128 28: 9 203.1, 10 033,25
Norman of Yonkers won the silver 10v. 5 10' 51,
lug cup as first prize I
Miss Norman. who has been StaYIDSIsouj-H NORWALR T0 DANBURY
l A. M.—-1.20,716l1,3 8.21, 9' 59:.
with Mrs. Bloomer culliaple avenue,
l P M94135, £282,438 5:24t 0:.20
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iis a charming and accomplished danc-
er, and has won other trophies on rim 7: 22
liar oCcasiona in the tecpsichorean
art—Stamford Advocate.
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A. M. --10: 37.
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DANBURY TO— SOUTH NORWALK.
A. _.:,M—000 7:23, 8:00 8:18, 10:,031
11:55.1
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. Sundays.
A. 11.—7:55, 11:45.
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The second display of fireworks on.
season at the Point will take place
this evenlns.
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The Sunday school of die Nor-walk M
11:. Church will picnic at. Roton Point:
tomorrow“ if the wentlrerds favorable
Knob Club
,,. ma party “.“fsouru NORWALK To NEW YORK -
Many prizes time been doom- 6: 09, 6: 57x, 7:18x, 7:16, 5:18x, 8:59x, .
‘ saw thin the yard was full of
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A DARING PAllllllT
Feats of a Little Known Hero of
Revolutionary Times.
IACK. IDWETT’S BRAVE RACE.
It Saved Jefferson and the Virginia
Assembly From Capture by Tarle-
ton's Dragoons ‘and Gave Gendrnl‘
Washington Valuable information.
Most of the Revolutionary heroes
have been lnunortniiéed in song or
story, but there Is 0110 whose fume has
never spread. as it should. beyond the
region of his birth. His 11.11110 WM;
Jock Jowett. in the little city of,
Ch huriottesviile. \‘u. .there Is .1 tnblcti
on the building that stands on the site
of his old tuv.ern But that simples
bronze is the only,memoriui of his
name and deeds.
1n Revolutionary days young Juck
Jow ett kept the 7111 .in tuv cm in Chur-
lottesviilu. He w :1:-. u putriot at n time i
when p.1tiietlsm “us llnngerous. lor‘
Cornwallis was in pnsscialozl of tide
water Nlrginiu. 11nd Tut" 0.011 and his
cnvulry were sweeping buck and forth I
over the inland robotic. ‘
in June. 1781. the Virginia assembly i
Itbnntloned Richmond. v: 1h [1 Cmmv. il-
lls tlnentened. and came to :it In Uhur i
Iottcsv.illo Among is '111 11111:: 3 \v'emi
such men as P: trl.ch lit-my. lilt- hural.
Henry Lee and 13011111111111 iiurrfson. l
and the gmcrnor w us no other thuui
Thomns Joil‘ersou. One bright 1110111
int,r when the state :t:';sen1bl,1 was in .
session Jack mounted his thn'o' .ghbrcd
more mu] rode on to look over 11s.
i‘nrm outside the town. is he rode
along- he caught through the trees 11
glimpse of at British uniform flushing
down it cross1oud.ilo put his horse.
over the low stdne wall uud (unit-out-'
ed the rider. it was one of Ttirleton s
troopers.
With 11 lib.r pistol pointed at his 11031th
the Lnglishmnn thought it wise to
obey Jack 3 command to turn in at the
gate of u nearby house and chnngu‘
clothing with him. i'nder threat of
death the soldier divulged the fact that
Tarleton was in the yicinity. Jowett
at once galloped way. in search of the
- enemy. Then «my passed without 1'0.
suit. and Joel: stopped at an inn to
take a few hours' rest.
in the night he heard the trump or
bonds and. looking out of his window.
British
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troopers entered the tavern and lot"
do“ 11 to drink und talk, quite lineal-v7
5: ions that, an enemy was on the 0“
[above listening to every word. rm
.their conversation .lowett loomed
‘hnt Turleton commanded tin ndnhfi
guard that was halting to wait for tb
rest of the troop. Then they plaiinfll"
to dash on to (‘ harlottesville and cup- ‘
ture the Virginia usscmbly, 7
Jack Jowett set out 11: once In t“ ‘
cool of the down. Once he was chug!
by some troopers who trotted in trail
the pike that crossed his path, but
buy more soon outpaced theirs. Lit.
the wind he raced through lanes, on"
low stone fen: es up the side of tit.
hill to beautiful Monticello, the hem
of Governor Jefferson. He warn“
Jefferson'of the approach of the Rim
isb, and then. with a fresh horse. Ii.
dnshed down the steep mountain to“.
into Churlottemille. Rushing into
hztll where the assembly was in use.
sion. he culled to the members to ties.
for Turleton s drugoons would soon
it their heels. in n few momentti' thy
hull was empty. and the memhdt
were on their way across the m ’
tnlns to Stnuntbn. whgl'e they
be safe from pursuit. . ‘
.luck rode on to his tavern. but found
there 11 wounded officer of the Gould-
nentui army—General Stevens. _
diessed the sick man in a suit of m
own clothes. carried him downs
and put- him on the fresh horse
bags of corn in front and bell
very picture of an old farmergoing
the mill. Side. by side Jowett and
vens rode out of town. which
0' ( lock was in the possession or ,
ton s‘men. Pauslng as he reach ’
top of a hill Jack saw his 09qu
in flhmes.
The British, who had reason
pee t the young man in a tiliifotiii
out in chase or him, but Jack's ..:,“-'
was again too speedy for them, _
got safely hwuy to Washington
the news that anleton was no loo
acting in support of Cornwallis-iii
or information that was of the ' '
est value to the commander
Continental army
To .lnck Jowett's quick wit and Cd"
ing the author of the Declarafl
independence and many another
lets famous patriot (pved their .
and perhaps their escape from ‘
tors death upon the scaffold.—
Companion.
To siliron starch the followin
cellent: Add to one quart of pr,
starch a teaspoonful of an
and one of billing sodh; dissolv'
little water and stir weilr—P’,
mils North American. .. '
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