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WANTED 4 so LIT. . son m P
'WIV—VANTEWFAMILY cow. asv- To LET—TWO ‘UNFU‘RNISI‘IED .roa SALE—amok PAU'I‘O. 1910. -
mend Bros. :29 1t
wmrso—snsw’womr Hons
es boarded for their use. _Raylnond
Bros. s29 3t
WANTED-SITUATION TO DO
general housework. Woman with
child. Inquire Mike Frank, 23 Ely
avenue. 1129 Alt
WANTED ——.TWO LADIES To
call on established trade in this city.
Position permanent, and have good
salary to those qualified. Whole or
part time required. Write for particu-
lars to “Manufacturer", care_iSentine4l.,
». :28 2t
WANTED—A rBRIGHT YOUNG
lady to take charge of our bookkeep-
ing system. References required.
East India Tea Co., 120 Washington
street. s28 3t
WANTED—GIRL‘ FOR GENERAL
housework. One who understands a
little cooking. Wages liberal. Mrs.
J. Rose, 13 Osborne Ave., East Nor-
walk. s26 3t
WANTED—3 OR 4 FURNISHED
. rooms. Light housekeeping. No chil-
dren. South of Washington St. Ad-
dress J care Sentinel ofiica. s26 3t
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WANTED—T0 BUY ONE OR de
feather beds. Highest cash price paid,
'Address Elder Couple, care Sentinel.
325 (it
IVE AGENTS WANTED
. everywhere to take orders for our ..
'ngli-Grarle Custom Corsets.
out and made to individual mu:
Lar o invesh
1m. “I‘vtrléln n3
axe ualve territory in your local al.l elm-4
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I'll! ,nreadway. NePw last fifty. .-
. WANTED-“HAVE YOUR . MATH
or bed made Into feather mattress.
.Winter and summer side. Iiair 'and
cotton mattress made over like new.
Feathers cleaned. Work called for.
Delivered. Folding Mattress 00.. “128
South Main St., South Norwalk, Conn.
s26 12t
ll HAVE A CONTRACTh-TO DIS~
tribute a Million Free Pkgs. ~Borax
iSoap 'Podeer. Want reliable men and
women to help. 815. 00 weekly Wav-
4erly-'.Brov1u 730 N. Franklin, Chicago
\ S26 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
37.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connem-
cut avenue. Tel 130. 111 t!
WANTED—TO BUY ALL 11le
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for lat calves.
06.00 for bob valves to rattan. H.
l'rledmen. Conn. aye. Tel 1151
Alllllfll JllllP Ill
P llSllPANllf PAlfS
Increase oi 25 'Per Cent. An-
trounced by the Companies
lining Business Ils're
' The local fire insurance agents re-
ceived a notice in this morning-s mail - -
from the New England Fire P'I'nsu'rance
Exchange, of an advance in rates cov-
4 bring all dwellings rind contents. This
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rooms. first iioor;Psuitable for
: able rent.
~modern improvements on 13 Cottage '
light
housekeeping. Running water. Cen-
trally located. Rent $5.00 a. month.
Apply at Franklin st. s29 1t
4-passenger. Top, windshield, gener-
ator, tools, etc. I-‘our good shoes.
Good running older. 2125. Address
W. F. Ambler, Rowayton lConn. an All
T0 LET—i ROOMS, 60 OSBORNE
avenue. Apply at 57 Osborne avenue.4
s29 3t
FOR SALE—410084. JOHN NOV-
otnIk, 43 Oxford Ave. South Norwalk.
528 3t
FOR SALE—25 WHITE LEGHORN
pullets, D. W. Young strain. about
ready to lay. C. N. Smith, Feetory, 85
Spring St. 4 ' s28 it
To ‘L'E'r—Fiva 1100115. REASON-
Good location. F. ‘Hopp,
85 Cove Ave, East Norwalk. s28 3t
'ro LET—8 ROOM HOUSE WITH 4
son sAL'E—oaspns. 5A. 1c 91‘.
John, 18 Osborn avenue. E. Norwalk.
e25 at
St. Inquire Geo. Keeler. s28 3t
'TO LET—4 ROOMS. ELECTR‘IO,‘
lights and bath. Also 4 other rooms.
14 Taylor Ave., near West street.
s28 2t
FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR MOTOR-
cyele. 6 H. P. twin.' Head and tail
lights. One new tire. hi good condition.
12. W, Johnson, Darlen, Conn: s23 6t
To LET—ARRANGEMENTS MAY
be made for one or two heated, fun-
nished or unfurnished rooms. Newly
decorated house, 38 West St. Inquire
2 High St. 1128 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP. 2 FISHING
sleeps with power; Mary A. 33 x 12.
Annie May 30 x 11. Would make
good oyster or pleasure boats. Amer.
lean Oyster (30., New Haven. air. at
'ro LET—FIRST FUOOR. 8 COT«
tage St.. four large rooms and one
small; also one In attic Gas for
cooking and lighting. Water, Inquire
on premises. “ s28 3t
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FOR BALE—82, 850 BUYS NEW 7
room. house and 3 large lots In Smith
Norwaik. Part cash; also two fine
large .lots in East Nor-walk. Price
8600. and large lot in Norwalk Price
$180, address "Box 314, South Nor-
walk, 323 st
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM
with all improvements, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Inquire 16
West avenue. Telephone 173-2.
s28 3t
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT. 50 Pa
150. Inquire at 21 Grove St.. or 18
Stuart Ava, s21 3t
TO LET—11 EIJIZABE'I‘H STREET
Seven.rooms with an Improvements.
Inquire United Grocery.
ing, No. 74 West'Aonwn saline
Rider house. Lot 15 feet‘ front m
170 feet deep, including garage and;
To LET-TWO NEWLY DECOR-
ated rooms! second floor for light
housekeeping; ass for cooking and
lighting. steam heat, bath room priv«
ileges; 3 Ediie avenue, East Norwalk.
4 1528 at:
T0 PLET~FWE ROOMS, 8 PCPROSS
and price very low. Address Christian
diverts. 1: 4t:
«Fen were. new. Housman"
PChBSlnIll4St..' So. Non Suitable for 1
stmet'. South Norwalk Rent ‘12 In- or 2'fanlilles,‘ all improvemants: er
quire 103 South Main “we,” iPhone exchange for good building lots. 11
1342.54 4 .23 at room house, cor. Chi! and Hoyt Sta.
__,__iSprlngwood; all Improvements; terms
P. 'struction Co. 123 Washington street.
to suit purchaser. 12 room house.
brick building; double bonds; some
improvements, Laurie $1., Spring~
wood. Lot 80 x 100; cor. Cliff and
'Hoyt Sts., Springwood; terms to suit
Winfield
'ro LET—HOUSE; NINE LARGE
rooms, all Improvements. Centrally
located. Inquire 31 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk. s26 at P
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, snco-Nn'i’mhaser- Lot 65 x 150-
. ls: East Norwalk
floor. with Improvements..Goo‘d cellar -- '_
accommodations and attic. Large. Hales. 49 Chestnut 8L. SO. NOI'WEPK.
yard to keep chickens. It so desired. Tel. 32642. 529 12!
4 4 . m_,_
At 282 East Ave, East Norwalk, In MISCELLANEOUS.
quire on premises. a29 8t
PARTLY su-nnso LUMBER—
from the late are given away. 'Send
St. John street, 4 East Norwalk.’
4 for any quantity you want. No charge.
Modern improvements. Desirable lo~I Raymond Bros 529 It
cation. Inquire John A. Camp. Tele-
TO LET—SEVEN 'ROOM HOUSE,
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phone 1149. 529 at IHOYT'S THEATRE.
. , _ Six acts of vaudeville delighted the
FOR RENT—6 ROOMS. .NEW audience at Hoyt's Theatre. last night.
It was a well balanced bill with just
enough life to make the show an excel-
lent one. Each act took in great style
and received hearty endorsement. a
half house. entirely modern, all im-
provements and conveniences. 5 min-‘
utes from E. N, depot. Maring Con-
5244 6t
To LET—6 Books, 4 cnoss s'r.
~Rent $12.00. Also storehouse“ 12
Chestnut St. inquire F. D. Lawton.
171 80. Main St. , 324 at
ing was too difficult for them. They
performed hard tests with the bicycle
and seemed perfectly at ease doing
stunts on a tight rope.
Steiner and Swayne livened things
up a bit with clever songs and dances.
'ro LET—FLAT OF 8 ROOMS AT
21 Union street. Possession at once.
The Hatch d; Bailey Co. 822 if
several violin selections, which were
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1'0 asthma-rm 01: char 'partfigr., 4
61 8t. Indulre 64 South Main St.‘ An opium den was the scene present.
' 129 t! ed in the sketch "The Awakening "
The plot dealt .with the downfall of a
prosperous man who was gradually be-
'-"I4ng estranged from his wife through
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L637" IO‘FOOT SKI” FROM the use of the drug. The characters . P
increase became effective today. It is the vicinity °f keyser P1313“ 'John were creditably impersonatad and the‘
' ad. Padva'llce or 25 per cent. and is pro.’ Wargo, 7 01°“ “"99” So. NMWMP‘ sketch received hearty applause.
vokinPg considerable discussion and
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4 dissatisfaction a‘ cog. the agents. The'
general feeling mung them is
4 seems. that there is Injustice done to,
- the insuring public, not so much on!
cause no reason has been offered' ex-
planting the jump.
Under the old’ rate 341, 000- of insur~
ance could be purchased for 86 for
44't4hree years. The same contract under
the new ruling will now cost 87. 56. An?
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‘4..er bf opinion expressed by sever-
11 who titers inter-viewpoints . 4 «haematite, 'iy arranged and yel'y unique. The
moi-11' i4s4 that there will now .Pme'P' - , debris-e! one. ,acenery produces a miniature stage on
.4 which 'stulfed bodies are manipulated
4 by the members or the east and repre- ..
444 4 4 '1 ‘ . sent some stage celebrities. Theyoiess
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{HOUSE CLEANING co—ewe clean
. 4.4..account of the raise in rates, but be store windows:- office clouding; 11811
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other matter in connection with the ad- rooms, or two-family apartment. Must
vanes is that it is not a general one in' 4b. modern and in best residence see-
which risks are affected. The com slot: of South tier-walk. Might send
lather purchase... Address. '
4 326 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICES
sou-m NORWALK wmn‘ow a
With the letter G removed, tarnished
the great laughter ottha eveningin his
'making the not one of the most humor-g
polishing; private houses. All kind ”’5 ever seen here
of work done. P. O. Box 516. s21 11no "
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WANTED TO RENT”
”Tallest 0 or 74
Knight worked wonders with his audi:
once in portraying an English lord
about to buy a horse. Nothing in the
way of wit ls lPoft‘out of the lines and
Knight’s impersonation is wonderful.
Up-to-dlte house.
. Review." It is a musical sketch eleven
Fort can—THE surefa'pwasn ,‘ '
barn, Terms will be made reasonable U
Inquire John AP
The two Haviians gave the impres-4
sion that nothing in the way of bhlencv " ’
Miss Swayne delighted the house with .
ably accompanied on the piano by he:
Gus Leonard, a German magician, ‘
burlequue. A line of- talk which prov.-
l’ ed sidesplitting aided materially 111} =
Percival Knight and Company pres- .
ented a sketch that was simply great.
The shew closed with “Thegl’etlte P
W ATTACK PAL'LI‘EG’ LEFT AND CENTER”
VICTORIOUSLY.
lull along the Western battle line in France has caused the
center of interest again to shift to theeast.
gbputokaqd. strength of the Russian army is still somewhat
of a myatcry. The fendike Russian adv.ance hon ever is
still sweeping across Galicia, closing in and forcing the
Austrians through the passes of the Carpathians and into
the
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that the condition on the allies’ left wing is
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plains of Hungary.
In the battle along the watern front. i
The where-
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France, weather conditions are again figuring. The Get—
mans, who are reported to be exhausted by their strenu—
ous mlsrches, are said to be especial sufferers, as they oc~
cupy limestone trenches which do not drain readily
The latest official communications from Paris report
while the troops‘in the center have successfully
the violent Gertnan'attcmp'ts to break the French line.
The most significant portion of the
favorable,
rested
communication
asserts that. the allies have progressed slightly, and an-
other rcport, which if true, .is‘ significant. comes from at
Brussels traveler who asserts that large4num44bers of bat—
tle-wearied German troops are
4 arriving
France.
LONDON, Sept. 29. 8 a. rug—In his review of the
situation of thc'battle in Northern France, the
correspondent of the Times says:
“The French left continues to make progress.
there
from
Paris
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the other hand, the Germans have attained no apprecia-
ble aClvantagc from their success on the height of the
Mouse. The breach they made is too narrow to permit
of the passage of tlic Meuse by forces insufficient num—
hers
lllie
“Nietliing decisive has yet occurred, but
“The German» center still holds strongly.
the scanty
uevm available is certainly to the advantage of the allies
rather than to the enemy. The furious‘ battle of the Alene
is as soldiers' battle in the sense that ground is won and
that the final victory must be attained by the courage and
tena'city of the infantry. 4 Oh no point along the gigantic
has the Anglo-French wall been pierced. ,
In fact. it
se’émsvlear, as pointed out by Colonel'RPousset. the mil—
itar‘i critic of the Liberte, that the Germans have receiv—
ed orders to break throng the French
The Russian steam roller has come to
and
at sny cost.
lines anywhere
close .to be any longer disregarded and it is felt by the
German General Staff that a decisive success
must
be
won against the allies in the western theatre of War in
Russians in the eastern theatre. ~
‘ll‘he enemy continue to fight with great fury at cer—
taiu Pp'oihts of the line. though tlicjactiou' is generally less
intense along the immc'iise battle front. A narrow strip of
territogy, which they illCCt‘CllCll in gaining as the result of
'- violent attack,
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failure was made todat by
". order that Germau§ may be able to turn its attention,
with some assurance to the victorious advance of the
was immediately re tvon by the allies
"‘1“ ‘ "wllrtxfgphdrcd‘icannon, prlsPoncr. 5.1.14 flags.”
\\'I\Slll\GTO\ Sept. 29———0fficial denial of the
sinking of .1 French warship bv the Austrian forts at
Atdmiralty
the F rem h
through the embassy her-1. ~
The lrcnch Secretary fo the New has made known
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that this nch is entirely fnlSe and that there is nothing
to justify such a report.
French warship has beentouchbd by
jectilcP" said the Admiralty statement. which is attributed
Up to date
to the Cologne Gazette.
TOKIO, Japan, Sept. 29— ——Au official announcement
today concerning the progress of events in Kiao- Chow is
as f0110ws:
Japanese casualties were 150.
(Sepc.
an Austrian
28).
no
pro-
"Japancse forces during the day and night of Sept.
27 drove the enemy in the direction of Tsmg'-".lnu
not kutwvn. but fifty men and four machine guns
captured.
has
badly damaged.
«4 seats to the Socialists.
“This action. which was speedier than
accelerated the general attack.
'lhc
The German lesscs are...
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anticipated.
"The fleet has attacked the lltis fort. effectively aid-
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LONDON, Sept. 29, 2 :49 p. m. —'-A Central News dis—
patch ‘from Amsterdam says that further forays have ‘
been made by Zeppelin dirigibic balloons.
were droped on Deynzc, nine miles southwest of Ghent
were dropped on D'eynze, nins miles southeast of Bruges.
At the former place the convent of St. Vincent was
A. 8.. P.
24% lb.
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By the B
An Exceptiimal Flour at a Very
Better-Flour Milled, A Big Spec
Plilsbury's 1 8
Gold Medal
Becker's
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FLOUR
82c
By the Barrel $6. 80
FANCY
241/2115.
Bag
arrel $6.50
Low Price, There is absolutely an
rat—This was]; ONLY '
Sack 85 ,I‘P‘V“
TllE Great A.
Telephone 909
124 iVaShin, ion Street
”681. P. TEA (30.5“
Free Deliver
Pflillf flit Alli!
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Believed That Girl Vt ho Fo lowed:
Rodolfo Zarzin from Rock
land, 11. v.,"is Under
16 Years
A case now in the hands of the local
police and Prosecutor Goldsclimidt
gives every evidence of being a white
slave one and by tornhl‘row morning.
at which time Judge Phonlt'wood will
hear the facts. It is expected that
:that charge will have been established
It Is also probable that another seri-
4011s charge may be add together
;'wlt'h fornication, upon which Rodolfo
Zarsin is now being detained. Zarzin
. 2 was held In 3100 bonds. Maria Sternl.
the girl in the case, Is charged with
fornication also, and her ball was fixed
at the same figure. The state was un-
able this morning to obtain the girl' a
aa‘u'ct aKPO‘P. though the police are of the
opinion that she ls under 16 years. In
this event there lad: statute which pro-
vides a very heavy penalty.
P The girl's parents. who reside In
Rockland, N. Y., were notified last
night and they, are expected In Nor
Pnalk today.
From the story the authorltles have.
learned so far. Zarzin formerly worked
gfor the girl‘s father and left that job,
looming here two weeks ago. The girl
ifollowed a few days after, and she has
been working at the lace mills, inWiu-
nipouk. while Zarsin worked as a la-
borer. During their short stay here
they have been livi'sig as man and Wife.
' 4 .Neighbors entered complaints and last
Four bombs . ..
STOCKHOLM, Syvedcn. via London, 12:07 p. m..-
Sept 29.—The final result of the gencial electiou' for 4
membe'rs of the Sweden Parliament have been announce 9
ed They show that the Socialists have 57 seats, thé
4 Conservatives 86 and the Liberals 57. The Liberals lest ,.
The
Conservatives
neither.
lost nor gained, yet at the couclu‘siou of the war it '5. ex-
posted that a Socialist government Will be formed.
’ WASHINGTON ‘ Sept egg—Col.
Golejewskl.
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tary attache of the Russian embassy here, today annouuc~ .
ed receipt of the following ' from Retrograd;
intensity.
. ,fjfn {the woods near Argustov our troops clef suc- ‘
ccsf'hlly advancing, keeping up a running light with the
4 enemy.
"Near 0850me on the morning ‘of Sept. 27, the.
fire of the enemy's binP calibre guns reached considerable
close to the fortress was checked.
"In Silesia the enemy ‘44s 'be‘enj'r
The attempl; of the German infantry to get;
considerably
strengthened and is manifesting great activity 4.4.
“The Aultrian settles from Przemysl telltale unsure; .
, P oration o4; Woman: Clubs :to chine in-
' "to closer and more intimate relations 4.:
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'night the two were arrested 4
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4 RED cacao STAMP SALE. 3
This year, at therequest of the Na-
tional Association for the study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, the State
{Tuberculosis Commission of Connecti
P.cut has undertaken to supervise the
distribution or the lied Cross Christ-
lmas seals throughout the state. Here-
tofore, various local agencies in the
'state have conducted the sales of
Ithese Christmas seals by direct com-
munication with the National Red
forces society» In several of the large
or communities the local committees
have made surprisingly large sales
. but there has been complaint at the
Positional headquarters that only about
'tn'othirds of the state had seen
. ireaehed in previous Christmas cam
paigns. Therefore. the soonest to the"
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Friday, October 2nd. afternoon
'evcnlng,ds the data of the Money _ 4
festival. 'which‘ Iii to be given at
stock's duhlia' ,l'nPrm, for the benefit
the Home for the Aged In case
rain, it will be held Saturday. 51
The affair will be held yin life 4
cious lawns surroundlng the quaint P
farm house. A daintfly appointed
table will be in charge of Mrs. W
Lehmaler. while nearby coffee an
accompaniments can be secured from
a table in charge of Mrs E. .1. HllLPP
the day is warm, Ice cream and '
will also he served‘ A fancy tabl
be in charge of the Westport Cha
Norw akl, New Canaan, Wilton and P
ricn ladies will care for"-
other tables. Old A'dam, im '
by Joseplf‘lforueil ' rav4_ *
things lively, as will saw
Grimes; [Eula Lehmaler.
ner 'l‘rowbridge. as thee. __
Job Jagway; Mrs. Joseph!
of Westport, as Miss Prl'sc
geant Applehy and Mr. Petaailay
complete the picture of nihilism
dilath the shade: of old K
The round tibia. where delicl .4 ‘
W39 be served, will help charts 4
II C. Sharer, manner-a1 (slain "
ent knights will assist. Report 4
representing Squire flagella? .ll' ‘
tier over to
will not his t 4 4 44
him; in theofter oh Mias’El44 '
Harkins -wiii;.ta'4 "like part or is
Dibbin, while iIrP evening Misa
riet Ladrigan will act. ,
Bosses will leave the NorWa
brary beginning at 2: 304 every
hour. In the. evening they will add
us. the- first he buss starting at
o’clock. Th in ,
trip to and fro delightful. The 44 4_
feature of the evening Will be t ~
dance. The hosts and hostess ,
this will be Duncan Frizz
'State’ Tuberculosis Commission to ~' '>
lead and cozoi‘dinste the campaign
this year.
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FEDERATED WOMEN'S CLUBS.
The Odnnectlcut Federation of .Wo-‘ "
man’s Clubs Will hold its first yearly
, meeting on Friday, October 30-, at the
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object of the meeting will be to assist
Center church pariah house in Hart— .
ford. The opening session will begin“
at 10:30 o'clock In the morning. The
rileferee 4741141 Bankruptcy
Banks.
the marchers of the Connpcticnt Fed- .
with each other.
s'rAMtoun’ MAN .siipo'rs Hm.-
SET)?
P ”Sign roar) Seneca—irueue' M.
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Gouldcn. head of the Gouldch Cotton
(‘cmpnny killed himsef by smooth!
today. in the office of the company.
"file well! lhtd his office. looked the
ldcor. drew the curtains and took tilt
4'iu4;s; the hilly lining rouse a raw m‘in-
um later. A year ago' so. could
was in a sanitariu‘lfi. as he had haze
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The llabilltles were;
assets at 31.174480. ..
Eartha bencnsioCoxnm ill
Homeroom" 32.130013“
41111 trusted. and heir: C, 4_
twlno. “11.94414.an , 4
pm... up." minions .1415
.with assets of “.011. 4 n
"l 14. lines usages, appointed
disses
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