*VTT: - 7‘ r "r .- .-
.. or 5.21. ‘3 .
7 ".
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7 rooms, or two-family apartment. Must 35 Cove Ave. E. Norwalk.
'ifiltiiiwifl‘fifiefiusrk amaze V
. of work done. P. 0‘?’ Box 16.
. * Tinners and Hot Water Fitters
_, lto work in open shop. .
per cent. per anndm 'uras declared
‘ pass books and paid on and after 7 »'
"Quebec 10, 1914.
“ j“'I‘h‘e‘ poilo‘wefii‘s‘ve been netiiied that "'5‘“
' he... as. a .
‘ Classified
For Sale.
Prefessional cal-as. and
Miscellaneous
es dsvleo Let,
Business and
face or Caps. Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less.
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
.In 5133:
WANTED TO LVIT
‘ FOR SALE
. WANTED. .— LIGHT WEIGHT T0 LET—MAT 282 EAST AVE»
horse, for his keep. Good home and East Norwalk, 5 nice rooms, second
(are_ Not much driving, mostly exer- ‘dloor. Water and gas. Cellar room
also. Might buy Box 197, Norwaik and attic. Large yard to keep chi-Ck-'
P. o. 521 3t ens it so desired. inquire on prem-
‘Vises ' 821 Bi.
WANTED TO RENT.
( ' I TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD‘
Upaovdate house, about 0 or 1 location. * Rent reasonable. F, How.
1). modern and in best residence 096-;
tion of South Norwalk. Might eon.I
TO LET—4 ROOMS ON FIRST
elder purchaseI Address. floor and 1 in attic at 19 Taylor Ave.
“RESPONSIBLE," s21 31
Sentinel Office
TO ‘ RENT—A PLEASANT FRONT
WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER. FOR room at 19 Seaview Ave, East Nor-.
old gentleman. Good place and pay walk. second floor. Board if desired.
for right party. No one with children , 321 st
‘.
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821 at?
l FOR SALE—A QUANTITY OF
Vgrapes.11 Ferris Ave, Peter Galli
Vgan. 321 3t
‘1 FOR BALE—AT cos'r THREE
new open delivery wagons. To close
{out stock. Bargains for someone C.
E, Scofleld. Darlen, Conn, Phone 26.
l ‘ ‘. 321 (it
FOR SALE-ONE BUILDING LOT
in Rhodonoiia Park. near Steven
l‘St“ $225. Inquire for map and terms.
of Charles H. Field, Bank Building.
South Norwalk. :21 6t
Fen SALE—BUILDING LOT. 50 x
150.
Stuart Ave, 321 ill
need answer. G. A., Sentinel odice.
South Norwalk, Conn. 821 3tit T0 LET—SIX ROOMS. 4 CROSS
St. Rent 812 Also store-hopes, 12
i wANTEo—clnis OR BOYS OF‘ICixesinui St. inquire r. n. Lawton.
16, or with working papers. to learn I171 So. Main St. ' 321 at
efly and steady hand work. Paid
FIRE! FIRE!
Damaged hay, straw, peat moss and
shavings for sale cheap. Make your
town price: Raymond Bros, s21 3
while learning. Apply Z Sallick, 65
Spring St., So. Norwalk . s19 3t
TO LET—POUR ROOMS, RENT
reasonable. inquire 130 So. Main St.
WANTED—POSITION AS HOUSE-
keeper,‘ for gentleman, or in small
family. by a thoroughly reliable and
experienced middle aged woman. ForI
interview, telephone 3-15. s18 31:].
T0 LET—FIVE UPPER ROOMS
with partial improvements at 11 Van
Zandt street. Inquire on premises of
Mrs. N. E. Campbell,
I
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. Tic for fat calves.
37.50 for small calves to tattoo. Belt
market prices W. Miller, mm“
cut avenue. Tel 130
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
or cattle. cows, calves and poultry.
Pay more than any dealer in town.
T0 LEVT -‘ NEVISHED’ ROOM.
Bai,h heat, elénfric lights and use of
phone. Reasodlble rates. 1 Ann
asset... an at
T0 LET—AT 2 HIGH STREET.
two furnished rooms, suitable for
light housekeeping. and one house.
corner West and High streets. inquire
"' v x. ".1117"
e.....,..‘-.
I305 calves to fatten. $6 to 87 Pat 2 High street 3:19 3t
caIlees.I13c and 130. lb. Joseph L. , __ ' . . *
Dielmiall. 19 Ra)m0nd Stu Tel. 356-21 FOR RENT_ LARGE STORE. .
331 12‘ front on Water street, rear onlStaam-
boat Place. :25. 00 a month {inquire
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS of Edward Farrell 24 .Hxxviland at,
attic and .fpoultry. Beat minim D7109! soutliV Norwalk. 0 .1; 818 8t
’91“. Extra prices (or calves. i f g f
3606 Mr bob valves to H. To 'Lsr—liousn“ or ; ,ii‘lil’ii:
hiedmn, Conn. Ava. Tel 1151 - rooms. 19 Central Ave, East rwalk
all! it inquire w A. Kedney, a. r51). 37.
Sound View Ave” South Norwalk. .I
818 iii
LIVE. .. _ AGENTS. . WANTED
L'\'\I)\\'IILI'L' to lake orders lUi' ou:
High-(Grade Custom Corsets
Designed, cut. and made to Individual moan-
ul't'llli'lils only. Large profits; no invest
maul: -.0 stock to calry. 'lllolouuix .- 'flllillu,‘
xivrn agilits “l"lli tor :itui- lu- mm:
and \\I.'iu5|\l llrrlioxy in your locality.
CHI“: NORM ALL A (0.. Incl,
2789 Broadway, New hark (Mr.
J:
BUSINESS NOTICES
SOUTH NORWALK wmoow a‘
\HOUSE CLEANING CO—We clean,-
etore windows; oflico cleaning; slgn‘
polishing; privateIhouses. All kind
821 lmc
To LET—FIRST FUOCR. FIVE
rooms. No, 1 Henry street. South
Norwalk. Mrs. S, A. Youngs, 241 East
avenue. East Norwalk. s18 3t
T0 LET-:9 HAMlL'rON AVE..
Five rooms and improvements. Also
seven rooms with improvements. 11
Ellaabeth St 5 room cottage, Bates
outta" Inquire United Grocery
"fl
'r‘o LET—APWENT on anr.
elV St. Inquire 64 smux Main 8t.
:29 u
WANTED.
H. A. HEGELEIN.
141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1105-12 or 373
FAST FREIGHT LINE 'l'o NEW .1.
YORK. AND TO ALL POINTS IN 1
THE SOUTH AND WEST. “
Through ‘car service to all important _
Interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
Ing points: , Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
lrer Indianapolis, Kansas City, Innis:
ville, Little Rock, OklahomaCity, St
mouis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New
Work (foot of Catherine St), every
.day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p.111. and
at South Norwalk up to 5: 30p
,THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Leleee.
‘Geerge E. Foote. General Agent. .
.. -~A———- _.—-
lilllllilill illllll'l.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV.
, cox
East Norwalk, Ct.
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST IROAD.
.4.
Wéstport, Conn
INGS BANK: ‘
Beryl l :Carte t d f r.
WALL. STREET NORWALK. Steaks og‘rofi’ex‘x: and all 'selx‘oreooas ‘fxxi'
CONN- season Arrangements can be made
_ IoIr‘ banquets upon short notice.
concanf év ORCHESTRA
DANCING Evaavtevanma. .
‘ MR8. M. "LEVY.
TelephOne Connections 99 Wendel-L,
'WeyWT-pv—v—d ‘ur—I— +_____..V._.J
Dorion House
(GregOry Boulevard):
EAST NORWALK '
by order of the Board of Dirac-.I 351m" Dime“ “d A“ sign“
of Sea Food O50ked
SEYMOUR CURTIS, . ,
us not Treasurer. ' ”40 Onion.
it E.‘ O’Sullivlan.‘
lions can. rile.
SEPTEMBER 17,1914...
At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of: the Faint-laid County
Savings Bank held this day a
Iliivldend at the rate of tour (4).
to depositors from the earnings
of the six months ending Septem-
VVI‘ber 30, 1914.
The same will be entered or‘x.‘
pl: Robinson, of Washington _ f ,
xgplp
32!. 3t ‘
319 3t '
‘Ncrwelk. Conn. a. s. D. 42.
FOB BALE—0R WILL EXCHANGE
for team of horses. Little Giant truck,
one ton. inquire Wm. Ellron, 13
‘iRowan street. ' 813 Bi
FOR SALE—ONE BAY WORK
horse, 1,300 pounds. True in all her-
ness. One black horse. 1,200 pounds.
Sound and true, Also Seed-Rye. S. 0.
Kellogg, Norwalk. s18 6t
Foa SALE—THE BRICK BWELII
alug, no. 74 West Ave, known as the
iRider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
burn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Bwartz. 13 if
" phosnssronanw
mane AND HARMORY Insra‘uc.
TiON—Pupils taught at
deneef Fall term commencing 1Sep-
teber 23rd. Miss Lelia A Gregory,
‘35.... (it
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
‘ TreaSury Department."
Taxes on lnvcsiments‘
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer, Hartford, Ct.
for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested, explaining the proper way
to pay this tax.
A law will he introduced in the
next General Assembly. and will be
urged for passage, taxing estate‘s at
the local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedents on such chases in
action as have not paid during the-
life or the owner This‘ is in the na-
ture of a penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lia-
ble to tax in the ovVner‘s name .
Money in bank (not a Saving
Bank) can pay the (our mill tax as
shown in the circular letter. '
Lists of property liable to a tax
are to be had cut as of March let.
in Waterbury; as of May 1st. in
Middletown: as offl'hne 1st, in New
Haveni as of July let. in Wa’lllng-
lord; as of September ist, in Bridge—
port; and as of October let. in all
other towns in the State
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Time and. exempts
(or one or more years from :and
after the date- of payment to the
Treasurer. but‘ Must Be- Paid before
like date when the local tax list is
no. .
Enquire or your banker or write
to the Treasurer at fiartford.
Edward S. xRoberts, ’1reasurer.l
DEATHS Mill FllliEliALS.
Miss Elizabeth w. Ely.
Miss Elizabeth Ward Ely died lastI
ceased was the daughter of Mrs. Chris-
of New York. formerly or South Nor-
walk. Besides her mother a brother
survives. Funeral derrices were held
‘ty-iiith street and Fifth avenue. New
'IYOTk cltYi .‘ "
Funeral of Harry McGoverni ,‘
The funeral of Harry McGovern.
whose body was brought from- New
. York City by Funeral Director 1). W.
Raymond, was held Saturday after-
noon. Rev John Stapletop. wills. in
charge and burial wss‘in Union n-Gem
ateri'.‘ ‘ ' ' ..
Funeral of Mr.- 'Me‘e‘iter. ,
The funeral of Albert Perry Meeker
was held yesterday alibi-noon ';‘=‘;;fromV
the late home. 'l Cougtlaud hide; at
it o'clock. Rev ‘c.-.111 Barto o ted
Inquire at 21 Grove St.. or 16.
their . real-j
Thursday in Norfolk", Connecticut. De~l~ Last evenings
tlana A Elyand the late Henryc. Ely, G16, 8. .Ilocal Italian. to, Otllcei‘ John 35.7 ‘ Nelson
“413°“ house. . «The. .W “'I .I
. grave were in, chars
north of Soissons has been driven back. The high ground
between Boyon and Cllaunv has been heavily fortified
by General von Kluck and dominates the whole valley of
the Oisc.
That the Germans chose their present defensive posi~ V
tion deliberately is indicated by the fact that their heavy . -
artillery rests in cement foundations which must have ‘
taken time to construct.
Reports received in London declared that the reason
for the desperate German“ counter attacks on Rheims is
found in a movement of tthallies which has virtually iso-
lated Rheims from Naon, a town ’lllil‘ty miles to the
northwest. If this is true, all of Geenrai von Kluck's
marvelous strategy in protecting his sorely pressed left
flank will have proved futile."
More or less definite rumors continue to circulate in
London that the Germans are preparingr a great retreat
from li‘rancelon their own border fortifications. 'l‘lxc lat—
est of these is a story related by a French officer who has
-retumcd to ‘Paris. This officer‘dcclares tlfat an aeroplane
reconnaisancc has given rise to the conviction that a
large portion of the German forces is retiring. accompan—
ied by trains of heavy stores, and leaving only 200,030
men to cover the retreating.
One reason for the dearth of news‘from the battle
i front is to be found in the bad weather which has reli—
dcrexl ordinalIv signalling and aeroplane scouting unrc
liable. vStiories new filtering through set forth that the
Germans made desperate efforts, the middle of last week,
to re—Vcapiure the ground they had lost along the river
Aisne. Day and night the assaults Continued. The Ger-
mans. placed into action by bands rendering military airs.
hurled masses of men on the hastily constructed entrench-
i meals of the allies. It was cold steel against cold steel,
and ended in the allies holding.r the positions desperately
“on b) them.
lexclms, where the ruins of the famous cathedral are
still smoking, is likely to prove an object of controversy
long after the military forcrs now in the field have ceas-
eii‘io contend for its possession. The Germans claim that
the talllt‘lll‘al was in the line of fire and that it was im—
possible to SZHC it. in spite of their instrmiiixxxs to spare
the bull line“.
As hail liccn anticipated, ii check has been given the
‘ operaiii‘xlis’of the victorious Russians in Galicla by the
strong: fortress of Przcinysl. which has (Spelled fire with
‘ Artillery on the Russian invader.
According to adviccs‘ received here. the ailv‘aiicc of‘
the Serixo—metcncgriu fortress into Austria continues
,-.;.wlliic‘tllc:. Montcnegrins arc‘rcported as within a“ few
In....llllli:s olggy ajcvo, the capital of Bosnia. According to
this intelligence :1 combined Scrbix- \loiiicllcgrin :lrmy ('xV-
)crtsi 1““ ' ajevb Within a Iucck
l I .9 L i l
.Beaston. put lithe p eldi
‘Cl.xurch Bolivian: in incisl’lllglns‘rdm Phys Tow"
Celneteryflllltm. hia‘ pallixearersl,
were Frederick Iiedlent,‘ llarry lion
net. Howard Beers and Bernard J.
Reynolds. Philippe Fumo, of
{ ~ 331:). Moor; Vpairl $16. 20 in the Town c.0urt this
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Gladys Elisabeth Moore, the four- Imorninghlt being the amount of me
months- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. line and costs imposed by Judge Keogh
T. Moore, Beldep avenue, died at the for violation of the game labs. Filmo
home of her parents, yesterday l-‘un- pleaded guilty to having shot roping,
lei-a1 services will be held this arter- ~and Game Warden Smith and Consta-
noon at 4, o‘clock. with Rev
Shields in charge Burial I‘llll follow
in, Etst Norwalk cemetery
._.___..J—__._._.—.*_. ,
Alfred Goldscllmidt, of Maples ‘&.
Goldschmldt, of Washington street: is
ill at his home on Concord street. Mr.
Idoldschmidt is threatened with appen
Idicltis.
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh has
in his kennels a number of very hand.
.some and valuable dogs. which he
would much prefer selling to killing.
if they are not claimed within the stip- ..._. _
'lllilted ,‘tl‘i‘de ‘3‘?vi ‘ ‘ ‘7‘; John Koppel has been committed to
- The three ”311:0” daughter 0’ Mr.” Bridgeport jail for fifteen days. pend-
"and Mrs Louis A‘F‘Ck 0’ Washing ing an investigation into his case by
ion street was found wandering 0“ an immigration ' ‘omIclal. “Kappa"
Franklin street: lemma? ”WWW“- was recently deported in Italy‘s
:She Wall brought l° the 90““ 9mm)“: indge Keogh. as an undesirable allebn.
lWhm her Daren” c‘a‘mw h" "m -. Miss laa H Kraemer. :llortlr
ai hour‘s later. Main street, started work this morn-
l Se‘veraihearzizflzfiseegagigmn: i ng in the New hiahackemo Hotel.
ibu ilding t e it Miss Klaemer will have a desk in
estuaries: 32:33:. 3:12: .. ..
this morning. and wished him . to raphic work as well as the private
pm a mechanic} 19‘“ on‘ that build- work of Manager James Riley.
ing. The matter will be settled out of
codrt‘, however, when a conference “is" Oonsresational church have voted to
held betWeen Ill: complainants, “his unite with the pastor, Rev John‘ Sta-V
contractor and owner on Thursday of Dlemn, to call a council of installa-
thiil was}; ‘ c “ tion- to install Rev. Mr Stapletort a‘s
Lulu Smiley, colored. pastor. on November acts. The fol~’
‘ers which they had gathered up at his
house for evidence. Game W arden;
Smith stated that in his experience he
so many song birds had been killed as
this one.
§tanley Taylor, residing on Dry Hill,
found things rather “wet." in Nerwnlk
i
for over Sunday. and, as a result. he
Wan taxed $2 for being drunk ‘on that
day.
eri us charge against Vpletx-ox
mails a s Q Dickerinan, Christian
Reynolds Miss Smiley complained Sivarta, Edward Beard and lers.
1the mall wall following and annoying George Kendal . 4x
her. once: .Reynolds arrested him. Dr M IRG’y Powers, an expert voter.“
this morning, at 10: 00 o’clock. from and in couit this morning the 'Italial‘r.’ inary, who ll‘iis won an enviable ,repu- to. for there were no witnesses at
I‘the Church of the Heavenly Rest. For-‘ IwasI nne‘d;$‘21.l)8; Through all inter; tation: throughout the South, has l‘o= fuels yell- gave me the money.’
pretax: banished 1,9? a light sentence. cated in Nor-walk.- Dr. Powers} has
«= because. he promised he was gains been in town about a week, and is re Mrs. Marla De“.§imlme. mother 9‘ 130.133
Dr.- Powers thtaiiico, and Nichoiinav‘
back to his wanna four‘ children in aiding on Maple street.
only; When he fills going. to join the was formerly state veterinary of “brought into n
army and light. South, Carolina, and for many years
The latilst aridv‘ais at; ‘the popular was aprofessor of veterinary in Clum- division at the truck which they had
oERfisbs Reliance To DEFEND FRON’IIERS ."
(Continued from; First Page.) ,
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Kellogg streea.
M‘r Ible Silk had a box full 0‘! robin' s featlx.‘
had never run comes a (ruse where '
.3 (Continued from Fm Paar.) “
Saturday. while buying some groceries‘ ‘
'1. s‘twesn Monlcafand- De Slalom:
”The members bf thC South NOTWElk' lat-1‘9" hi"! loaned Monicalhqua mune\
lowing committee: has been appoints ed it down.
. Monica .is alleged to have said:
214% STAMPS
SEE COUPON
25 FREE
CGUPON
Cut out this Coupon, present it at our Store this week and
by buying 560 worthor more of Tea, Coffee, Spice Extracts or
A. and P. Baking Powder you will receive
725 Jail." bTAMPS’FREE'
Besides Regular and Extra Stamps Given on Sales
FROM MONDAY, SEPT. 215i, TO SATURDAY,
SEPT. 26th.
This Coupon not good after Saturday, Sopt. 26th, 1914.
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees .-
13-0 Stamps with I lb. Very 5 Stamps with i ll). Ion;
lam-x nu ...... ~ 70: Coffee ............ . 23.1 .
Cflamps with 1 lb. Fa 1- 2r: Stamps with i ll). Sul— :
lca ............ {or lama Coffee . . .I ..... 30c
'60 Stamps with I ll). Fine 25 Stamps with 1 lb..An1— V _
Family Tea . . . .. . 50c ixi'szi Lohee .., .- . . . .. . 32c , .
40511111105 with I lb. very 3O Stamps with 1 lb. El
good Tea ._ 43c . Ryad Coffee .......... 35c ~
No. .5
TOM T097? ex... ,3 Cans‘fzsgl
. Extra Special Reductions ”0- 2 “Mi {0:25c
CHEESE .axx-s villa... 1806
TOMA l ()ES 0,. ‘T‘xilill‘iw .. 4c
Doubled iipdeMatches 7Boxes2‘c
: . Usually .‘c a Box
Laundry Starch ~ 2 lbs 7c
All!) Pei 3°}‘Pflfill i all 4c
Sula—ii ”Bax ha a... 73 25c:
”Use Iy l‘c .x can
0th .31“ London. This Week
VV( lollies. villus b. 31’s
Clothes ll" n. as I”
,, .:mclt'1'i2 l-‘zcapgi l5!
.3 it‘ll) for Mac
,..,-...-...
... any“? .
ll‘l’n “Help
19 Stamp Specials“ it His Sure
This Week
rile 11.681. am so
24 Washln Lion lot, ‘
s liiiixlic Iii iii. iii st gigging,
3 _ -iirlllsltill ‘
01 enter. but returned
started to renew. the argument.
menico’a sister. were 1”de up. the a .JS.calibrn revolver which wnswkept‘
first; named charged with assault "pm, in the Muse and came out again. hid-i
Nicholina. and the lust two.- aasaulx ing it behind her back. Monica Ito‘-
‘with intent to kill. pnon Monica. [10- need her shortly afterward and walk.-
medicc and his sister were held with ed up to the place where she Was. One
out bail pending a hearing before Jll . 0" “‘10 words were exchanged and be
fine of Peace W. K Hubbell, this mo: ix
ing. Antonio Cup was nine taken in x
as a material witness. five show.
A Iouarrel over musty matters ....‘”"‘ “‘3 nearly hanging on to the skirts 9t
tween Monica and De Slxnone. in w “1%: ‘her mother, and three of the five bul-
the other members ‘91 the families late: 1'3“ struck the child :When MW!“-
became involved, was the cause of ill . saw that “8- daughter ‘5’“ struck h“
shooting. .11; seems from the, stat: started after the girl, vibe began run-
ments made by De Simone and his
the
di n ion was frequent he did not run for and returned to
wife that ss‘e S The child. De Simone and his wife kept so
down the road- When the aulhoritie
lahdi “13g” 'weé‘k asked m: a part .D-‘ly Were notified and started to sea‘rc
inept. Monica at that time stated that they 50‘1“" "19 “V0 in hiding m‘ Dull—R
he was unable to pay him. Yesterday Jenk's home, about 3' mile. and 8 W
morning De Simone repeated his le-I from u“? 50.9"? 9f (lie shooting
quest tor a payment; but Monica turn After a brief lxéarh‘lg before Just
There areas a difference Hubbell. this morning, the three
in the course of the argument over the were continued until Thursday mo _
amount diie‘ ”and after some words.V ing at 10 o'clock. This postpd‘nem
“i was ordered after the prisoners ask
doi‘xt hale to pay you ii i don,t warn that they be given time ln» which to
the cure counsel. Monica was“ releaset
‘ under $25 bonds on the plain asst ‘
charge and placed in M. culitddy
A heated dii‘lcussion followed and David Jenks.‘ while 1.38.5an 9311th
his‘ sister, were 8’5““ had “131””de fixed 9t 31000
Finally “19x matter in! tllVVQ aflsfiult; with; hula!“ $0 m
was dropped and the question of the charge- .
The Kirov machine at the heap
New Hotel Mahnckem‘o follow: Louis son .College, the largest educational poised upon the farm came up. Argo-V was used on the'llttive child this mo
Dubridze and wife. Clinton 11 Chase institution
Iland wife; B. J. Dosherty,‘ and J. .wliloll lie was éi‘insultlng veterinary
Kelly, of Bridge Irt, Comp. F. L. the spud:
Jones and will New 11a ”x ,Al‘ixx: Ssh
' Vdrew Donahue, Philadelpbih; Owen under him. There 'was a rumor cur-
JMQuillan. of Philadelphia. Pa.;- brW." rent this morning. that Dr. lgH. Ex
Gordon, misvilie. Kin, and Mr and Bates, of Cedar street, was Q leav
iii . ’Ro on max '1 4» mom is‘hosthls’elhpll‘
or? gidflnmewfiastfnflfl" ‘3? allied“ rig“
Carolina Agriculiullali
r\viith a number of assistants e
ll‘exii'as. no ihtention Igp
in the South, besides fiesta arose eyer‘t‘l‘lis; 3nd “De Simone pig and 'Drs. T'r cer‘ and ‘Sherer t .
had passed
suggested that names and himself V-that‘ his three sluts
Iya ll “ I
@115“. , V of the all»... Militias in o ' V
lost Whigs pie followed. He street, acted as interpreter and aid ,
became Wedtlgd era’te‘ned to materially iii-collecting evidence. He“
‘. . ll D‘s. Si ne'I Nichol- gebured
@‘N fig 3 m? - . M. hm ma” .
than and IlIx ;
3‘1}:- and flopped her the eII-II IgoIt .
h’iid‘rali into was 0111in in‘ her
V war
it till io‘
'caI following with I
to where De. Simone was standing and .
hiclicllna in the meantime secured ‘
made a threatening step forward. Tho_
girl pulled the gun, aimed it at the,
custody by Constable Bryan 11. ‘xii‘ , ground and emptied ils chambers of]
‘ The little child ’was stands,"
ning. De Simone gave chase. IMonic‘l
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