MWRDAY. AUG. 1, 1914
W
gr-
Wants!
Classified
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads"—To Let.
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or.Less, 25c;
Three Times, 501; Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED TO LET FOR SALE
STATE OYSTER POLICE ARE' TO LET—T0 ‘SMALL QUIET FAM- FOR SALE—A FEW CHOICE!
WANTED.
'I‘est will be held Monday, Aug 24
at 1’ ridgepmi, Conn. Two places pay-9
jug $70 per month to be filled. Sendi
[or application and full information att
once. State (‘ivil Service Commission,
diartford, Conn. . 111 (it
WANTED—T0 BI‘Y A GOOD SEC-
ondvhand gasoline motor for a sixteen
foot boat, 1 1-2 or 2 II. P. Advise low-
est rice. Address 1301; 371, Danbury,
Conn. a1'3t
WANTED—GIRL
ing and general
ill/11's. Charles Money,
TO no coon;
housework. Apply
Belle Island,
331 St
HAVE $2,000 T0 LOAN AS FIRST
mortgage 011 good real estate. Apply
[3011 463. 131 3t
a view over water.
— two in attic,
lily 5 large rooms, new house all iln
pro\ements, including set range cen-
9thoroughbred white leghorn Lockerels,
hatched May 3, fine breeding stock, at
trally located near station. .53 Chest-| 75c. 13 Cross St, South Norwalk.
nut ‘St. inquire at 49. 111 {It at 3t:
TO LET—LARGE ROOM, DIRECT FOR SALE—«CARRIAGE lIOIISE‘
Private porch. Con-
veniences. Quiet, beautiful surround-i
lugs. Good table. Eleven dollars
lweek. Near trolley and train. 5.3 Sea-
'view Ave. 31 1t
T0 LET—SEVEN ROOMS, 7 SEY-
mour St. Inquire E, G. Miles, 40 But-
ler $1., Norwalk. 330 lit
,-with carriage, harness, blanket,
Apply lattersweet Farm. l’onus.
’Aveu Four Corners, Norwalk.
,From in? to 8x7.
etc,
$75.
111 8
FOR SALE—AT HALF PRICE,
seven different sizes of plate glass.
Can be seen at Jo
sent and Son‘s store. Inquires .1 ug-
vary, :11 3t
TO LET—AT 62 MEADOW S'l‘.,
August 1, first floor, four rooms and
Lowndes Ave. Phone 1301.
TO LET~APARTMENT ON CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
WANTED—MAN BETWEEN 311 129 if
and 45 to act as salesman. Address
1’. 0. 80x 47. 331 3t MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL Certainly you can insure your
[or general housework. Apply Mrs. L.
0, Brooks, Pelham Cottage, Belle Is-
landwfl 521 3t
WANTED—A COMPETENT COOK.
lApply Mrs. C. Money, Ilelle Island.
j31 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
80.00 for bob valves to fatton. I!
l‘riedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
out!
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs, II. P. Wright,
Ille‘lle Island. 129 if
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have It at last. What?“ Tin for
mollng, or: and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinworlr,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.141 Wash. 8:. PhOno 1106-12 or 378
mm
.You are rong‘and well.
That’s p easant.
Ion hope to remain so.
That's natural.
.Your spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
Sou need some adjustments,
That's evident.
.Botter start today.
That's wisdom.
Ion want the best,
That's proper.
tainless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. .0.
That's important.
Offices 80. Nor-walk and Stamford.
'I‘bat’o the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St. South Nor-walk.
7mfipm
an Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
.’ mitosis-in. .9
f, SpmalAnaiyquh-eo
BAGGAGE or anything that is insura-
ble at the Lawrence Agency. 15 South
Main street.
The New Scrence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench. twist or opraiu in
the back. Even if done in childhood
' it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never ro-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T: Francis, D. C.
~M Washington 8t. 3o. Not-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. tho
discoverer
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain & Saunders,
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Youdoa't if
on?“ “u"
you do through the
«H’s bro-t Form A
Thousands of sales everywhere Drove right
page... .2 streamer m
w'i‘o Sum. You: Paul. 3 rec
Ii. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
. 47 W. 340 we." '0!“
run-1,1 an." “.qu
Arthur. Waldrbn
District Manager
29 'Havilnnd Street
REIUILT TYPIWRITERS—L. C.
Inquire Chas. Smith, 22"
130 31‘
_ St.
National Ilank llldg.
Swarlz. .
FOR SALE—IN \‘ouu ALK, (.001)
two family house and about one acre
of fine land to till. Some fruit. Price
83,100, part cash. Also large ‘lot near
lllshop factory, cost $300. Price 82AM)
pay $100 cash and $10 per month
dress Box Ill-i, South Norwalk. a1 6t
FOR SALE—«IIUILDING AT SACRI-
fice in Rhodonoiia Park, near Stevens
Inquire of Fred ll, Fields, (‘l'ty
j31 6t
FOR SALE—ONE HUNDRED MILK
fed broilers. Phone 1462, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—ONE FLANDERS 1912
touring car presto tank, speedometer
and clock. Tires In good condition.
Car 111 fine running shape Austin's
Gdrage,l 9) South Main St. 1:10 :11
FOR SALEwONE BRUSH
newly painted.
Austin's Garage, 1
To (be sold cheap.
22 South Main St.
530 31
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD HORSES,
suitable for delivery purposes; also
one single carriage and one two- seni-
ed carriage: Inquire at 19 lily Am.
i 1311 31
FOR SALE—TEAM or vortxdt
work and driving horses, work single
or double; sell separately; price teas
onn‘ble. ii. A. P. Young, Grtnntnuu
11111, South Wilton. i‘onn. Phone
43-2 Wilton, 130 3
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL
lug, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
ham. Terms will be made reasonable;
Address Christian; MM
and DI'lCO very low.
13 ll
[Hill ilflllliS
District of Norwalk.
as. Probate
. Court, July 22, A. D.. 1914,
Estate of Paul Lengyel, late of Nor-
walk In said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date hereof 9
for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons ln‘debted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
ROSE LENGYEL,
1124-31-81? Administratrix
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delivery car, recently overhauled and]
[pavilion for some weeks past leales ZF-lexlngton A" and Austin it
{tomorrow for her home.
counts, pronerly attested, within said She carries with her the best wishes
m scorn '0me m0 mu
- Wrot’wirmfi .L.‘-J~ I
The SentinEI has always been considered favorably by so: ...1.e
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. 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 willb help us
land at the same time you will be reading a newspaper that
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu~
‘tlons of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters, marl _
them to the office or telephone them to us. i
1
melting. fine features
one shown 111111 this form of amuse-
1111111 will be very popular as the. pro-
.l'eeds go toward the new club house.
On Monday a party of Long Island . __ __ j
people will sail by moonlight to lioton _
Point from Huntington, Be“ ISland
The bathing beach presents a very ‘ , , ‘
attractive appearance. The new cob-2 “f’bf‘f‘ Thompson, who has been
his and cement wall which borders the film-mg 111 .\ew York city, this week,
broad beach, set off to splendui advan-, is expected home today.
“use the pretty home of the local Life' , -~ .
Savers. MT- and Mrs. W. C. Smith and a
, thumber of friends motored to Wai-
the lingford, yestelday afternoon ,to par-
Soule \L—t'y
Roton Point
Friends of Geotge Robinson
parks photographer. “m be pleased to take of a chicken dinnel at the Oak-
read another of his stories in todays dale Tavern l
11:55:11: cilantizngiggnu2:13;::31 Tile residents of Belle island were
ing sontellling. 1very lunch interested 1n the cup de-
:tenders as they suited up the Sound
yesterday morning, The Resolute be?
ing far in advance of file Vanitie. i
Lorenia Mat-Lachlan gave a tea at
her home yesterday. A very pleasant
afternoon was had by all present.
Those who attended were Misses
l — . , ;\ i
, To fly through the a” in daring Imp 'l‘lac'ldle) lisses Sill th Misses lion!
1 ey and losephine Broom. ,
30m stunts in a circus tent, with a con- .
ivement net underneath the rings to ”'“~
avoid serious mishaps is a far differ-
,ent proposition from uoing thrilling
‘lurns thirly feet over a clump of
rocks, as do the laMarr troupe. at Ro-
ton Point. over the huge rock near the
porch of the Casino restaurant. in
free daily exhibitions.
Today the steamer Commander, of
New York, brought over from Brook-
lyn a large party of the Sunday school‘
members of the Calvary Baptist
Church of that place. The picniclzcrs
are having a great time.
Ad-i
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A bridge and euchre party was held,
at the Bell Island Club. last evening,
and proved to be a very enjoyable af-
fair. I-‘our prizes were awarded. The
winners were: Euchre, Mrs. John Coe
and Mr. Brush; bridge. Mrs. Wyatt 3.1“},
lllr. Blue. -
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I The events for the month of August‘
that will be held at the Bell island
(‘lub follows: August t5, barn dance;
15. water sports; 28. bazaar. No dalo‘
set for the mini-ire] show. Beside
these events the regular curd parties
and dances will be continued. ;
l The tango teas, which have proven
so popular at Roton, will continue for
the balance of the season. and a new
dancing partner will be secured for
'R. 1’. \thcox. lloton‘s dancing master.
Manager llaylcy has not as yet an-
nounced hls choice of the dancer to fill
the place left vucunt by the resigns
tion of Miss Me Gibbons. but will do so
let an early date.‘
FIRE AL ally...
TOmOH‘OWiS the dlll' 0‘ days 3‘ “0‘ IOUTH NORWALK rm: ALARM
Dalila
ton. The big swimming race. under rm Alarm nemwum‘ “ mourn
the auspices of the local Life Saving loser-n: Telephone for or. alarm!
U a. I
Corps, for a beautiful cup Itindly pres?
enled by Manager Neville liayley. will
be held. The large number of entries:
that blue been received shows the
great Interest being shown in this: =‘.:(¥r‘.‘.':§ gilli' Ultimo and City Hotel
popular sport. Preparations havobeenl til—“v.“ st Frauen-J 3.500.,
completed for the big crowd or specta- ‘ “‘4‘. ”“0": 51., ennmd "a I'm“
\ “-4“; b St. and Bavvlnw Ava
Elizabeth Me Gibbons, that“ ”-11.,“ School Wu! AW"
charmed patrons of the park dancing u—t: hosinut and Henry en.
l~nv tsumglur. and North stain I»
Minuteman; Hotel. ,
t—it‘lny and Raymond Sta. l
l--\R 51 (1 Corset I-utory. privat-
0 who}! .- 'l bellre.
I—Norwuik Hospital.
Schools
tors expected. ‘ lt—Nurth lulu and Ann 31..
— Io—uh-orwala Iron Works.”
l7v—l\ eat Ave an. Cedar
:1—Weot at. and "‘.ay or Ava
dainty and clever dancer who has _ my A" “a 1‘0- 21.
26—month has": and Monroe Ito.
:t—Weot and Elm Grove Bio.
m \e" Yeti; 11—3011 1: 11:11. El... between am. am
Meadow nu.
13—1111) Electric Works. Into It.
Sring and Clay St a.
city. for a rest. Miss Me Gibbonsa
worthy disciple of the graceful Vernonik “_
0““‘5' ‘E “ ‘2‘“??? °'.°“.§.‘Z.Z‘.Z‘.‘§§' liznili‘iib‘w'di'fiii‘.’ ..
New Yor an a on; a - .. e v.
at dancer for but a short time. has lg‘rw‘y'" 3,5“ A}? Egg“; :1
shown talent in her profession which fl-gurfltl Ind Quinton! Avon. and Wlta»
promises to develop into something- shwmaw. a.“ pond“ Avon.
worth while. Miss Me Gibbins has won. gfiggpnggg 53‘; ‘fiuflfww on
a host of warm frien'ds during her stay “-Frelrm you! uld Ann BL. Drivata.
at Roton Point. who will be loath to
“—510er Look 00..
have her leave so early in the season.
prln
Box Ill—Corner Putnam avenue sin.
Rood street.
13”“ Denotes non-Interfering boxes.
) Hum box, from Which the nu.
bar of any box can be rounded
One stroke at 11 noon and l o. It
standard time. 1- _
Ono stroke at odd times. lasting 0
. Ilno opon.1
~ 'fiwo‘stmléos site; sin alarm. are out. to
as o e man -
Than-gov strokes: mat to be sin
A: 13:05 :1. 111., each WW. a bot
Harbor VIC“ BeaCh :8 oiled for toot. district
for success of many of the park's pa-
trons.
\
ro alarms for on also re
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Wm STRAUS- I
’; BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. =3».
6-8
Extraordinary Chance to
Compare August Furniture
f Values 8 9
The Abraham and Straus August Furniture 3
Solo ls Greater Than Its Recent 9 .
Sheppard-Knapp Sale
Everybody and every store is talking furniture this
month. -11.
Each store is obably claimin superiority, “BEST-
NESS, " bl 90mgr form g
The dependable stores, of course, believe what they
”'0
That makes com arisen the more interesting. We
court It. We delig in com arlson. This is an eac-
to T ST, to see for EdurselNI;
Bd‘un’y.
bum in all stores by “VALU
It ll ind shod 17 minutes from Grand Central Depot by“
to the A. It 8. private station at Hoyt
Shoot. languid 10 minutes from Dey Streetk terminal
of Hudson Tubes.
\ moucnnvenientiogetbere titanbomostofthd
stoma. Itwillpoyyoutocome.
We desire to SHOW YOU. And we won’t coax you to
buy. We prefer to have you want what you get as well as
I) get what you want 111m is a distinction.
no. can order now and have it delivered in the Fall. 155‘
Sec tho goods. Study the design, wood. workmanship,
upholsterlngt. finish and the ACTUAL price in other stores-a
all then compare with the same goods and price here.
3:!» interesting instructive and. we believe, most profit.
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"VALUE," “WORTH," "SAVING." “REDUCTION"
and similar words in advertisements are presumed to be based
on regular prices or prices under ordinary every-day con-
ditions. -
Our REGULAR prices are almost invariably below tho“
of other stores. so that others might be sincere in claiming
100 to 20% under regular prices and still be considerably
priced than this store. 9
All exception, of course, would be a patent
when price may be restricted by contract—such a
Bookcases 9111 this Furniture Sale.
There can be no better than BEST. and this : 2
BEST Furniture from the leading factories
Other stores may have just as good. If
1 But we have preferred to sell to many at a moderate ma;
rather than to a comparatively few at a high price.
never sacrifice quality for a low price—but neither do W6
USE quality as an excuse for a 'bigh price.
And that is why it means so much more in this store
in others when we say there is furniture here, hundreds
thousands of dollars worth, at
20% to 50% Saving on Regular Prices.
ACRES OF FURNITURE INVITE YOUR INSPECTIC‘
See and compare for yourself. It will pay you. .
L. 'I‘
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THE 1.121111. & c.1111 ’00.,
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A. to, 11.1. EX’I‘RA‘SPECIAL A. cor.-
utrrsn ...... l ............... 32¢
11 51.111 PS 11111 1 1.11 131.13.11.11) COFFEE ......... . 3.95¢
................... ...... 11¢
Tel. No. 909.
1‘. ~
Free DeliVery.
Wamlth. Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes, sold rented.
repaired. Rentals 35
.per month. Machines
. acid at $5 per month.
‘ ‘Tho Benedict News
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
oolvnd bv telephone. __,......‘_*-_‘5‘
>\v~- .1‘“I.hr «11-1 erwlll “mum 13.9- p -11. ~—h2as! and South «Hunt-1L.
'R-»-rlarlnl Avenue and ‘ll‘chal‘fl .‘It'em h o m —-i,‘nnbury division.
Chapel street and Herb-u avenue ".s - m -pdms mm or. Stamford.
“’5le Avenue near me armor; 'N‘n oniv
Stunts Street 1. pi Lin. 1 nl. 2.211;: m -’-11 eat and South Norm-ll.
lint "luat‘ street and W ill-n ewpu» 1.0!: n m -—(,‘nnrmn Simian 113nm fl
-Ma.fn serum and North Menu.
I3: France Street.
5..- Main and Ctilhlrlnl- .a‘treeta
- Cam-an I: «J and 1-11' stre-
M~Hresmm MINI, near Summer I1
65-111th 81mm and Union Avenue
Kz-fin The Green
63-11113! Avenue and l.1nmln Ava-poo
«when Avenue null titanium 1.11m- -
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District of Norwalk, 511.
Court, July 23. A. D.. 1914.
Estate of Peter H, Shields, late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D15-
trict of Norwalk, hath lil‘nlted and al-
lowed six-mouths from the date hereof
for'tho creditors of said Estate to ex- 9
hiblt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect, to present their sc-
Probate Four long blasts oi the whistle a
8: 30 a. 1n. and 12: 30 p. m lndlcab
no school for the following session
l—l—l—l
H McCormack and family will oc-
cupy their cottage this coming Mon-
day.
FAST FREIGHT ‘LINE T0 new '
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN}
THE SOUTH AND WEST. _
9 Through car serviceto till important
‘ Mutter-lot points. making connections
{with daily flirough cars to the follow-
litmus: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den~
war, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
‘ Wlllul.
1.“ p In — last. West and 3c. Rm
v on n in flash We" am! so Hm
Sunday- and Holidays.
lull mall closes at 5: to o. 3-.
511mm; collection at II: 30 p. m,
MIMI Harolvod.
1.111“ a in «All dlreouuno.
0" a n1 «Lanmm Ste Inn
7 U"- n m,—- out. war. of Bridgeport.
IAIT NORWALK f‘fll ALARM WKIL
~F‘iro headquarters.“ van mt Itm‘
‘ H h ach'l‘ol‘ophouo ‘lffo
—- to no I vac
' Private boxes willnonly be what to.
A telephone message to Electric static:
(105) between the hours of 6 n m. an:
s‘:....“"t‘iv‘°.1°‘;‘.""'i‘f .. .. 1
as n on an
Van Zandt at. and Osborn Av I
J, J. Hawkins is expecting his moth-
er. who will spend a few days with
him.
, 9‘ _ 9 , 1 9 _
\V ’ ‘ . , , K 11 , and family will leave
Dorlon House today}fo1fwtshoji‘1Y home in New Roch-
”a
‘ 9 Willem Rock. Oklahoma City, 8t. 8 .1 ., Io" ' counts, propqu attested. Withinj'am “ v y, . r as M, mam 1:1 Eli a m-~ ‘ilts'm '3?" Manhunt
: 8'1! Lake City- Frelsht ‘ ' '(M' 3 3°" “m” time will b ‘b ed .eile, 1“ - - m- - ml W“ l“- “V!” '9“ ' A.” ' . 7333...“...151‘1‘i3i‘w3‘2‘m no.1“
boat lea Tier 27 East River New EAST NORWALK , ' e as arr a recovery. .4” .- l:g"w'““"d ‘3“ t ~ 12 so a m.’ «Daub: ry utvtslo. '
‘IYotk (foot of Catherine so). every ’ persons “Idem“ to "id Em” "a J J Hawmnfl has built 3 “filming “Sm it'll. ihngi’fitgh'st. 1385? "NR” M a" M" 33"“ H “‘ 2.3:» p m mix-1‘ We" and so. nor-vs!»
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.mmptSMdszi are p. m. Freight Shore Dinners and All Kinds :“lmted ‘° mm “mm?“ Wm“ me on the ’°°’ °‘ 1‘" “mm “a firm" $133“: Risf‘i‘iamiln'tt‘fit ‘ " ”32““ ‘” ’° “' " N H ' ' iii: P .3, _ ,tfi'vfgli $32.3. w...“
“I t N0” it up to 5 11.111: and . f F o " ‘ it is the cause of rim of comment by us— ”F "2% a: mofpgdu St. , ii—%1c:.s,§y"filtirrwnr}tgfigzi1Prntlann . 9' ”mm 1.11
“t “m Now $53,: $3) 1;: m“ ‘0 Sea 09d Cooked ’ . .. MARGARET 35.511135- the Harbor View commuter! as to it! .. um 1"“!!il‘ll‘13: 3: 1111.021: Isnnd‘rlound to normal}; It , I“ u m- Jim 3333? Bil-1‘9"!!-
THI‘ NORWALK 3 L3 A 9LlNE F ‘ 9 999/910 0 16:9; . {2431-37 , k Administratrlx max-“3". , . {1- aircral. :31)“ Pine Pond 1‘4: (1'0“ o— annual .10“mh‘i’nsall;lollrmlw‘ : M .9. m will“ “ oil and 20‘ NO
‘ERNM Street “‘1 . ~‘9‘;‘nrvl~rl mind» u open from I
Ila—Shore Haven. PTBL .gennnyor St. to (.‘l‘oos It
The float has been placed at the
ill 9
.. i locatl n of fire. an alarm ”.4. m . ‘. Ran...“ . .. . . 9
hit (1 th grill ii"; Jet?!“ “its,“lmtod. 31—- 111111334 1d wm'3°§'1‘3°‘ t a Ilium mum-Ital.
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' end of the Du c Die? “1 e com garmrzg: "0‘0“! 10 03 ll"! h‘ 15~-White Bridge north to lFirms-1d. .
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' or pier at the other and of the beach.
it's-White Brit! «‘5
JThis will take place some time next
no
stroke of the fire but! It «will 1111M
.ndloatu tosttm.
Claim!
times looting or 11-. mots new: room
Special
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.. open. . mm. 1 Four “)1;me orflgmpr‘! mm. 1.1-1. ebmm Pdlmiomwo ‘11..“ 10:30 a. I.
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din-5mm ”131303.314 no a! ‘lrrw‘a’lb 5 M. 9:00. 10:00 '11”.
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MAILS . Hall- a CLO“ FOR
.1 mil: Potato -¢: 00. (m Mona"
1 4 'filllll" a . 111., 620'“. l
'Ioovov-n Points—6 10 lo 00 I.
b‘. ' 8 mm; 8‘00 p.nl
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