I
. 37. 50 Iior smIlIll calves to tattoo. Best
. in; points: Cincinnati, Chicago. De'n
new value crrv ctosss' LOAN.
O
For Sale.
Classified.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
u. ds”"‘-TO‘ Rt
Business and
face or Caps, Double
' "msmao Advertisements on the page, Twenty Five Words or 1...... 25¢,
Three Times, 600 Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Price.
WANTED . l
WANTED—75 GENTLEMEN Tog
attend the Necktie and Apron Sociable East Norwalk, 5 nice rooms, second ner Fifth St and Gregory Boulevard.
Cellar rooml .
llaodge, Thursday evening, Septeinberiand Iattic. Large yafd to keep chick- M. Layton & Co. 5 Railroad Ave.
to be given by Lady Washington‘
24. in ‘Red Men’s Hail, Nor-walk. Ad-
mission tree. s22 31.
WANTED—TO PURCHASE
piano case. Apply to Calvin A Sny-
der, Ely avenue. Phone 722- 5.
Al location.
s22 3t l
TO LET
'ro' LET—Jar 232 EAST AYE.
floor. Water and gas.
ens it so desired,
ises.
inquire on prem-
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD
Rent reasonable.
35 Cove Ave, E. Norwalk. 321 31.1
WANTED—T0 PLACE A SWEET-
ioned piano, oak case in a re-
sponsible home with a prospect of
selling it satisfactory". Address
,“Mathushek,” care Sentinel.
' WANTED—SALESLADIESm GOOD
position for bright, active girls over
sixteen years of ego. Apply at office.
,The Roller 5. 10 & 25c. store. $22 3t
III/ANTED..- LIGHT WEIGHT
horse, for his keep. Good home and
care, Not much driving, mostly exer-
cise. Might buy, Box 197. Norwallt
'P, 0. 921 at
WANTED TO RENT.
Up.to-date house, about 6 or 7
rooms, or two-family apartment. Must
1:. modern and In best residence sec-
tion of South Norwaik. Might con-
sider purchase. Address;
“RESPONSIBLE."
Sentinel Office
I
WANTEo—HOUSEKEEPER non.
old gentleman. Good place and pay
for right party. No‘one with children
need answer. G. A.. Sentinel onion,
South Norwaik, Conn. ’ 821 st
522 3tl
Iwalk, second iioor.
'ro LET—4 nooks 0N FLRST
:21 3t« .
1". Hope}
FOR' SALE
son sue—1.0T 50 x 150 con-
For price and particulars, inquire J.
s22 3t
FOR SALE—PARLORI AND BED
room sets in excellent condition, for
sale at once on account of moving. 3
Livingston Ave an it
Fen SALE—A QUANTITY or
‘Iiioor and 1 in attic at 19 Taylor Ave. . grapes. 11 Ferris Ave. Peter Galli-
l _ s21 3t gan. 821 3t
TO LET—FLAT 0F 8 ROOMS AT FOR SALE—AT COST, THREE
‘21 Union street. Possession at once.
The Hatch 8: Bailey 90. 522 ti!
I1'o RENT—A PLEASANT FRONT
room at 19 Seaview Ave. East Nor.
Board if desired.
.s21 3t
St. 'Rent 312. Also store-house,
Chestnut St. Inquire F. D. Lawton.
171 80. Main St. 521 3t
reasonable.
s21 3t
T0 LET—FIVE UPPER ROOMS
with partial improvements at 11 Van
Zandt street. inquire on premises 01‘
Mrs. N. E. Campbell. 1119 3t
To LET -~ FURNISHED ROOM.
Bath, best. electric lights and use of
phone. Reasonable rates. 7 Ann
street. . s19 at
1'0 LET—RENTS, NORWALK.
‘WANTED—GI'RLS 0R BOYS OF
16. or with working papers, to'learn
easy and steady hand work. 'Paid
while learning. Apply Z. Sallick,, 65
Spring St., So Norwplk , s19 3t
.7 i 'F V !
WANTED—CA. LE AND PO
try and only“. «if tw‘ “11'”le
market prices «W. Miller, Connem-
cut at’enue. Tel 1‘30, si ti
at.
WANTEI . ALL KINDS
esttleand mulls-y. V‘Best market prices
paid Extra prloel 19:- m calves.
35.00 (I)! bob valvesrto tat-“ll. H.
Friedman-Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
«as ll!
1
‘31:
BUSINESS NOTICES
I mend Bros
South Norwalk, East'Norwalk, Rows)!-
ton, varying in price from $6.00 to
S60. 00 per month. Give us a call. Rs)-
822 It
TO LET-AT 2 HIGH STREET.
two furnished rooms,-
light hpusekeeplng, and one; . house,
camo- West and High streets; 'inquire
2 High street. 819 at
4
T0 LET-ll HAMILTON AVE"
Five rooms and improvements. Also
seven rooms with improvements. 11
Elizabeth St. 5'room cottage. Bates
Court. inquire United Grocer?
'TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. inquire 61 South Main St.
I29 it
II souru NORWALK~ thbow 0.
[HOUSE CLEANING CO-fiWe clean
store windows; oifice cleaning; 31811
polishing; private houses. All kind
of work done. P. O. Box 516. 321 lmo
. WANTED. -
Tinners and Hot Water Fitters
no work in open sh0p p.
H. A. HEGELEIIN.
V141, Wash. 8t. Phone noel: or}?! ~- .-
W
FAST- FREIGHT LINE 120 mew
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
TH SOUTH AND WEST.
Thrdiigh Sil- Service to all important
Interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow
Iver lndianapoiis, Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Mills and Salt Lake City.; Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New:
Work (foot of Catherine St). every
day except Sunday at 3 11.111, Froight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5: 30p
R‘HE NORWALK STEAMBOAQI‘ILINE
. - AnnlI'Ip _J. Smith. Lessee.
Beorge 1?. Posts. General Agent.
« For,
MIRFIELD COUNTY SAY
"to? .,
. 14.11103 BANK _t j: .
.WALL sTREET, NORWALK
, CONN.
SEPTEMBER 17,:
At a meeting "of the
I4.
‘oa'rd of
Directors of- the Fairfield' County
Savings Bank hold this? day a
dividend at the rate of four (4)
per cent. per annan was declared
to. depositors from the paintings-V
of the six months ending Septem-
ber 30, 1914. ' .
The same will be entered on
pass books and paid on and after
October to, 1914.
By order of the Boardof Direc— .
. SEYMOUR CURTIS,
018 not ' Treasurer.
COX ,
East Norwalk, Ct.
BOSTON POST HMO.
Westport, Conn.
Service" a la Carlo, noted for
Foods in
' be made
> tor banquet; upon shortnoilco.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
”KB ”I ILEVY- .2 '
Telephone cons-1.115....» Weapon.
~M“
' .- penthouse .
. (Gregory Boulevard)
; saer nonwaut
'Shoi‘e Dinners and All Kinds
~ to Order. ,
Iohn E. O’Sulllvan.
. Prop
I, TELEPHONE cap. 720.
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allotments were to be made later in
. the day. Foreign subscriber‘s were to' .wsters 3"“ “fly “9"“3' ‘5 “'7‘“
If lull Sept. 2‘2.*Bllblcflp-,I
NEW.
lions to on $100,000 006‘ New “Iris-1':i
lull SW“ WWW ‘ ‘
T0 LET—SIX ROOMS. 4 CROSSJOI Charles II Field. Bank Building.
l
l
l
m LET—FOUR ROOMS. RENT,
inquire 130 So. Main sulw,
suitable Ator . .
, -ture of a penalty
Compo Inn
V orairy receiver for the Connecticut Cor-
' set 00., by Judge Curtis of the su-
-‘ sentothhat tne‘aesets or the company
were in r«Binge:- through litigation
- _ of‘Sea Food Cooked '
.Ks {you pretenses;- while small. in,-
uew open delivery wagons. To close
out stock. Bargains for someone_ C.
E, Scoileld, Darion, Conn. Phone 26.
321 6t
FOR BALE—ONE BUILDING LOT
in Rhodonolia Park, near Steven
81., 3225. Inquire for map and terms,
ZSouth Norwalk. an (it
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT. 50 x
150.I_ inquire at 21 Grove-St, or 16
Stuart Ave, 821 31.
‘ FIRE! FllREl
. Damaged hay, straw. peat moss and
shavings for sale cheap. Make your
own price. Raymond Bros. 821 3
FOR SALE—0ND BAY WORK
miss. one black horse. 1,209 pounds.
Kellogs, Norwalk. I18 61
FOR BALI—THE BRIGK DWELL-
my; No. 71 West Ave, known 'as the'
Rider house. Lot 15 test ilroh't an‘d
170 feet deép, Including garage and
barn. ‘Terms will be made" mole
and price very lo'Iv‘ Address Christian
Bugs. ' ‘ ‘ it if“
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 be introduced in the
urged for phe'sage,’ taxing estates at
the, local rates for all the time own-
ed: by decedents on such chosen in
action as have not'pald'during the
life of the owner This is in the na-
Savings Bank deposits are not lia—
ble in tax in the_ovvner's name
Mopey in bank (not 11 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 out an or March 1st.
in Waterbury; as or May 1st. in
Middletown; as or June 1st, in New
Haven; as of July ist, in Walling-
tord; as of September 1st, 10' Bridge-
port; an'das 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
utter the date of payment to the
Treasurer, but Must Be Paid bolero
aha date when the local tax list'. is
no.
Enquire at your banker or Isrrite
to the Treasurer at Hartford.
Edward S. Roberts, Treasurer.
unduly-ran FOR communes:
' coast-3T oésrpaivy.
M. Moody Denier, Named by Judge
Curtis, Flies 820,000 BOND.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 22. -—'M. M.
Downer was today appointed "temp-
perlor court. This concern. which. was
established several years ago, was lo-
cated at 358- George street. Joseph
B. Hubbell, who brought the receiv-
ership petition, claimed to own 50
was dristohk one-tenth of the en-
tii‘d manor outstanding: He repre-I
The- company was capitalised at
125. coo: x . . .,
mishb‘mm conduct the business for
already filed a $20, 000 bond.
oRUIaVER IIIIARYLANID HoMEWARD
BOUND...”
' SAN DIEGO, Cab, Sept.
ciuise'r' Maryland on duty in Mexican
bound sud should reach San Francisco
Thursday morning. amidtng to wire.-
W‘m’fi a“ PM“ over less' advices from the broker received;
horse. 1,300 pounds. Two in oil ~~har~ .
me W CONNECTICUT .
"Teflon” ry‘Departmenté-u ml .-
Taxes on Investments
next General Assembly, and will be '
'Th’e,‘ anecsh'er has bes'n given por- ,-
twb‘ m'olrlhs. A- hearing on his son- '
r‘ firmdtlnn‘ willwbe held in the super-
3 'ion court. “pt. 28. The receiver.hns
22.41..
Sound and true, Also Seed-Rye". S. 0. ' .
lie.
J's"
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hero today... m. . . .
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correspondent at Rheims, under date
.. ‘p—‘O—D—‘O
GREAT BATTLE CONTINUES WITH FRESH
VIGOR
(ContinuedIirOm First Page.)
the German manifested yesterday, Sept. 21, a certain ac—
tivity, without, however, obtaining appreciable results.
I ( l ,
“First—«On our left wing on the right of the river
Oisc, the Germans were obliged to. are ground before the"
French attacks. Between the Oise and the Aisue the Sit-
uation remains unchanged. The enemy has not'deiivereg
any serious attack, contenting himself yesterday, Monday
evening, with a continued cannonading. '
“Second—On the center, between Rbcims and Souain,
the enemy attempted an ofiensive movement which was
repulsed, while between Souain and the Argonne we have
made some progress.
“Between the Argonne and the river Mouse there has
been no change. '
“In the \‘Voevre district the enemy made a violent cf—
iprt; he attacked the heights of the Mouse along the
front between Tresavaux, Vigncuilles and chdicourt.
without, however, succeeding in gaining a position 011
these heights.
“On our right wing, in Lorraine. the enemy , has
again passed the frontier, using in this operation a num—
ber of small columns. Denestee, to the south of Bla-
mont. hasIbecu re-occupicd by the enemy.
“During the days of Sept. 20 and Sept. 21 We cap-
tured twenty automobiles used in moving provisions, to-
gether Ivitb all the men attached to them. We also cap-
tured on these days numerous prisoners belonging princi-
pally to the 40th, 60th, 70th, 80th, 90th, 150th, I40th,
and 1601b Regimens of German troops to the Bavarian
lamlvvcbr and to the reserve corps. .
“Concerning the Russians in Galicia:
"The rear guards o the Austrians have been pursued
by the Rusia11,,aud have suffered considerable lOS$.,RllS-
sian troops have come in contact with the Austrian gar—
riou near Przcmysl. The heavy Russian artillery Is
bombarding the fortifications of Jaroslav."
‘, 0—0———-n
lAillS, Sept. 22. ll :22 a. lll-—ll’l a dispatch
Nisb; Servia, dated Sunday, Sept. 20, the correspondent of
the Hates News Agency says the Austrians have
forml ’to retreat _along. the entire front between ,Lio-
.- .
l)0Vll\ 111%,. Svpruik antl LosnitZa and that they are beinghot—
,c. l_\ pursued by the Seniau force's ncar Mouriatcitza.
» .
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IONDON Sept, 22 .3 :23 a. m.—~l'lIc Daily Mufi's
of Sunday, sends
this description of the scenes there: - ‘
“bellowing five days of bombardment, constantly in-
enough“; in iptpnsity, there is str’camhi’ng along the wet
mcbloa roads-.59. Epshmy a sad procession oi. refugees oi'V
all dislikes iroln Rheimii They are 'iIi sew sort of veili-
'gle cficcpt Ithc‘molior car and have been drivcn- IV the
destruction oi the city to seek sli‘clter clscwh'ére
"Regarding the damage, there is not inbcll' to go 011-
the outside of the cathedral, as might have been cxpcctél
ed, for the towers and walls still staIId', and the scars
on the (nothic decoration, caused by the German shells arc
easily distinguishable by the strangers eye from those
. worn by the Walker of six hundred years. but. the
great doors yawn nakcdly, for the old oak portals have
been entirely consumed
~.
“A cursory view gives the impression that it could
be possible to restore the cathedral In time at a great cost
but some of the damage can never be atone'd‘ for example,
the great rose window. Not all this, however, is KOLC
but there are holes In it sad to see.
“The situation in the city is most serious. The peo-
pic are living in cellars, provisions are becoming ex-I
haustcd and no bread is being baked. " -
a
CAPE TOWN, Union or South Africa. Sept 22;—
“ Further details have been obtained here ofV the naval aIc—
lion in the harbor of Zanzibar last Sunday morning, \leeII
the British cruiser Pegasus, under the command of Captain
John A; Inglisb, was attacked and put out of action by;
the German cruier Koonigsberg.
. . “It seems that the Kocnigsberg- approached Zanzibal‘
Harbor at full speed at 5 a. m Sunday. She disabled a
patrol boat with three shots, and then opened fire on
“the Pegasus. Her shooting \vas very accurate. ‘She be~
gall fiI-Iang at 9,000 yard, closing In to 7,000
The Pegasus replied with all her guns, but her ar-
tillery was disabled in fifteen minutes. When her fire
ceased there came a lull of five minutes, after which the
Koenigberg again opened fire for another quarter of art
hour. The Pegasus was unable to reply Nearly all the
casualties on board the British boat. otcurred around he;
guns on her upper deck. She Was badly injured on the
waterline and listed heavily. The flag of the Pegassus- was
‘ Ishot aivay twice, but each time was it raised again; and
held up by her marines. , . ~
{rem ‘
been ‘
In
Apparently little or no damage Was sustained by theI
KoenigsbcI-g.
LONDON, Sept 22, 3 :30 a. m—A Paris dispatch to
the: Express says: “Military experts here believe that the'l/
Germans intent to raze the entire city of Rhéims. While
The German forces'm great strength are close to the city
on the north side while the French batteries occupy the
- heightWtd the- south.
' "White the German maid attack is deve10ping aIt Iva-I
the Fro élj attack ~is centcrmg. .towasd NooniV ..
I} the city itself’ In immaterial from a military standpoint it ‘
. is the center of a district of the :Illighe'stI strategic value. . .1
t
‘ _, ov'er the mechanical department l'i me sum dun-let, whose replacement,
"u
l
“-y:‘.:..
" y delegates representing ‘the more
"‘1
wt 1- a that they had same ‘doubts of success.
~ Many Ditties (‘0 wun'nn Now an»
approval nt- design, standards and rc—
. copal Church in this district, who has, ma‘to Washington at“ G 0’01“th
' ..‘b_een in poor health: at his home 'on day. . '
‘.-
‘IA'. [81. P. SPECIALS A. 81 P. '_
Best Creamery Butter. a pound .......... . ........ 36¢ _i
3:: Slag, alggmsesgg
100 Stamp’sa with 1 can BalclngPowchT at ............ 50‘
THE A. m. P. TEA C0.
. TELEPHONE 909 .
24 Washington St. South Norwalk
. m
while the tillage is occupied by the l rench. Bluchcr. who ‘ ‘
uas defeated by Napoleon cu this same ground declared
that 25000 troops could hold this plateau against any.
odds.”
fl
-\
LO\DO\, Sept. 22, 4: 55‘ a' m.~—-Tbe Times." mili— 1“
tan expert says that the lireoi the allies now extends on “
tl‘. e east from a point near St. Die through Luneville,
Punt— —a— Mons-0n Etain Conscnv oinie Mountioicoin,
lilieims. CI‘BOIIIIC Loyon Lassigy and Rolscl to be Ca—
tcalt. 9 ,
‘Thc neus of the day, " this expert says. “is the ap-
pearance of fresh forces around Poronnc 17 miles north-
best of St. Quentin, attacking the German extreme Vright
at St. Quentin. '
“Hie English army is near Soissons On the British .
left are } rcnch troops who probabh reach through to Las— , ‘_
siguy toward Ham 12 miles soutlmcst of St. Quentin,
and arc cudcax 0mg to close in upon La lore, 14 miles
northuest of Laou."
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4.
LONDON Sept. 22 10:25 a m.———An official list has
been issued l)_\ the Admiralty (If the casualties on the
Carmauia, which sank an armed German V merchant
steamer on the South Ambrican roast It shows ’that Y
IIiIIc men were killed and five striouslv wounded Nb ‘
OffitCl‘S names appeared among the dead or senouely e '
\v ouutlcd. . -—'
‘8.-
f
:‘q
L()\'DON Sept 22: 8 :08 a m.——.—Tbc correspondent
"of the 'Iimcs in Paris discussing the big battle, says: »
.“llIc battle of the Aisne continues, having lasted a week
' with the allies making slow progress against extraordinary
difficulties, . .
“It 'is no longer properly uptakmg, a battle,- but a
siege. the Germans inning constructed aloIIg their lum—
(ll’crl mile front a series of smalléj rtfilscs from (ling-V toV
the blcuc, mode of old fIriS and (lIsus‘I-tl qunlrics. ’
‘ Bomb proof shelters formed of bags of. rcemcut and.
subtelrancau passages Connect the easements 0n the
heights of Ponnuicrs v1 1th the open coutitry‘ by Incansoi
" .leVlli‘ll the enemy secures victuals, and is supplied with
' anlmumuon 'lhlcsc elaborate works were prcparcll' VV
' a”): plus £ij a
; Ithe Germans before. the march on l‘a
Alike.)
smu'I-li mplaiIis ”of Champagne afip‘dflpfii ,.-,
'r“the French offensive Tiacypbrist'l‘e with trchchcsI .
“German attacks
kind 0i Schastopol
suit in the dcicat oi the besle
RI'I'IV C.
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FALL AND 51-1ch KILLS LINE Ishe'nd 35m Insignia.
MAN. .. 1, “ 2" » =' {W g
HARTFORD, Sept 22.-I-:swam "at Mam-Thu TQM of he Vanni
scaries, 01 West Sufilold, employed by
, the Famington River- Power Co .npany
as a lineman, was instantly killed‘ to
‘ Bowen. sent.-.
weather was 'ialr,.the absence (1 n
‘day near Mount St. Benedict cemtery ‘3“Illti‘31l10l‘lllg-MEMH Uléfgtate tlckfl-
in Bloomfield. Sell‘les was at 1111‘ top is any of the 11.1199“ parties led to trio
of s 451001 pole, and comid‘g in cqu “9901““!!! the! “Qt-.1110“? than a
ltact with a live wire; dropped to the 01' the voting strength would be I‘M
ground, striking on his head and irac- JLH “J 81.1003? 3. primaries 50"?“
turin‘g his skull. The medical examin- Lalld 1 W815“ Will “6 reuomlnated”
ei- is uncertain whether or not he was the Iemocravs 12:10:11; Eater-evim
4' r falun Samuel W 1% cos a: o
klilé'd byWe - ' g (or governor hyd‘ha: Republicans ant
' " MAY BE‘BUSY" Joseph Walker. lormor Speaker of
" House, by tho Progressives.
There were no «Democrats or fan'-
. “'Ith New Haven. . g'rcssive contests ic'a' other state nl~
l NEW HA‘E?‘ ~cut 3°” ““16 users. but on the Republican side M
“Van \lstsnc has “midg't’zr‘fi: 'L‘w’ere fifteen candidates for the ram
3333133.?”5353 an}: em . a... the five pieces on the state Item
parimoptmarfl or handling scrap, by Much of the Interest lay :In the 5V
the. ew York. New Haven slid. Hart'v mg Congressibiial candidates; of. rum
ford Ra’ilroad company, it. ayes .ou present“coirgressmen seeking “m
"minced here “may Mf "an M nation, the only one encounterlnt
styne will have headquarters in N cw
York and. besides his other duties. “PODS OPPOEfllon was Cdngmsm
IRepnb'lVicam .
“in also have supertirou authorltv Augustus LP Gardner,
, VII-N III-.sn'xn,
- regard to organisation,:s shop practice.- was sought by A: “a“ Andrew; -,
ruerly connected with the Transna-
ulsiti _
q on. partmcnt at Washington. if ~.:,'.
_. ‘ WWFSI
KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLI‘E CON-C « ,
VENTION. ‘ . candldate for. Ibfe- Democmtivtv,
‘ ' let u t
RY; Se 1. 23941-311" tion' in the Tenth dis‘ti‘ .
WATERBU 9 in: opponent‘s 111' several other di's
'. portant state castles convened in Wa- €119”: were Democratic and Repub. -
terbury at 1: 80 o'clock today tor the contests 8““
.islate convention oi the Knights oi the ,AS ”‘9 9"”: in many“ I; m . ~
Golden Eagle. Frederick H. patina... at “His W111 no 01039 “M ii
Néw- IHaven, grand chief, :presided. 1195M“ .Wm 110‘ ‘13 knnwn “.“lll M“
Routine business occupied tho that; an: .
m Ileoessg Election of oiiicers took Passlneur wills'oN voTEs
place at '-’3 oéiock. ; , -, PR‘MARY ’
' “WASHINGTON Sept. 22:?1‘83,
“WWI: ‘ 2“ ‘-
nsv. 1.11.310»: HA3 “(Vi SPELL- .WlléonI ial't herb at 8' obiock' assay
.,.-.l
1
l “mpxcmgs'pmgf‘ Sent. 21.11381, .19.. Princeton, NZ II where he wil,
:cob A. Biddle. archde'acon oi the Epls- in the primary- Election. i‘i-le will
4.x
’7 444—...
'. Hamil street. showed signs at sinking v'V " '
'y tepgéy apdmtl one; thus there who vol-Es fill-0M AVV'I’f‘II-L
ttlevlt’épe harassed for his recovery. HARTFORD. Sept. ails—George W
'AIIII'K’T ufifip a he must he has Cass, otKoene, N 11., died lit the Hart-
7Ithroug' a}? will)?» whencnhis ford I-Ipspltal Io! a gestured skull fob
Em. thuldii' lie ,I .' . stiletto): lasting snail 111.1119; bopmlalnstltu
one clothe local I! in. each infliodsor. ”He was estrogen in
Water“ of
I 9“». If“; m:
' @Hwe «NW-M6 “ain‘tmdnr‘ E".
’ 3°"... iogpoth; stalling.screeps,ot the Institute for '
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