AGE EIGHT
l _‘_‘______‘:;“‘“fil‘_. ‘ “is“...n ..’""ff5.""" :1...1.~n-.'.:.'..'.-.‘.:r
[in [1153? 323mm 14-4. s Am A" =- a‘w-aaloi‘iait.
you smote W. . m ' dew whit-s15 easter-
Fire I wrantc 111-1111;: more than 'A
bit 13”, “lick-é, fl}; ’lll 0‘; FEVEN "311,111" 331,17. 11-;sz 1 Hurt; (,1
re 11: ‘ 11:1 1‘, (1';:.111‘..-i :.‘1.\’ are: ~'ir“_l'.llilg e few
till . ’ 21111 or 11‘. '1'1111‘1 1i L‘I‘ 1111:: 1‘ .. .11 fill-111:, of
11111 b'-. int-es ’lo ‘.i\1.‘andiu1"oi=7‘z 11'.” 9‘11'1 111. Bethel.
a1 indemony a commas; must have
sources 0 back 12:1 its pixies. (1111131111 .111 (1.1 1-1 o: u Bliss 113211191
13ndl_w..1:z.1."1rt‘.i 1'13? 111“.» 1111.911" :'.1: 111, 1:: 1.; 13111211 111111. :‘ui‘nt
i‘ the tompttnics reprcrcrted by us Sunday with Mr. Carile‘s aunt 31115.:
mi then pick a big substantial com! F ml. Rntith, ct Milford. (‘0nn. '
any that you can depend on in time
t trouble. It costs no more to insure
11 a real g1 od company
i‘aylor 8. Guide:
sourn NORWALK "rnUsr co.
311”.qu
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Fee; l1 Put-
I.1a.u, Memorial camp. one hit
lthe two employes of the state who'i
\\ilir111:.11.111d.'1 :11 c 1
‘tion it the proposed lsbell amendment!
to the .:t:11.1 11.11 Uri?
the manerul assomblv. The amend- l
1210 meat. was iulrcdincd by Senator is
:bell last week in state senate,
and it is i‘X-Jt‘l'i‘Nl '111-1 nation on th-
l‘t‘i‘nlllil-m 1211‘: I. tui‘ the 111111.;
of i‘cpresctttutivce ot1 Wetluc.» 1.131.
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ml
\Atil A't
11' :- toy.
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1 £111 31: we.“
L’ 1°.“ nougeq'
Telephone
t‘w
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':l00AE- Baa “8' Th!- Red Melts pool tournament op‘
ened last evening in the hall on West 1
’W NV hashington street. In the first game
Frank 11.111111 has icon. oufiued to [ester Brush. rated 100, was defeatedi
is home 1;!1 Spring smct tor the "':.' 12"1-111lrritk Williams. also rated at
set few days with whooping cough. . lot}. to the score of 1011114 John 11.,
' - . ' lullaghor. rated 100, trimmed llarrv‘,
Ganung, whose iating was 110 to the‘
tune of 100-70. The games were do!
«idcdly interesting, and much enthus- ,
'iasnt is being shown in the tourna-
F. lloutu'cll, of
Terran-x are visiting witlt
Ansnnia today.
Dr. and Mrs. i‘.
‘resi‘cut
elatives in
routine busi-
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The 1-11'111111 \‘1‘1'2'1111' 11111111. which will be continued tonight. '1
.955 was transacted last evening atI
be meeting of Douglas WW1” P081» 1 (1. 11‘. 8. Dance. lioodner‘s 11.111. 1
3. A_ ll. ‘1‘1'1111 1:112 2311'.) Orin-.1." Admit
— ' sion 2'. cents. V
The matter of transportation for
text summer. will he co.1ridcrcd at a Mrs Sudic Perry, of 2:, \i'trodwntd
po‘iui 11.11.1111; 0i ll" 'l""t'l'l1l'1i' 113- 1.1111. .11.:1111y we. rt.:i..1~.l bu' Sun
Board of the Kin-‘11 (‘111111 in 111' ““111 day school class :uutus and teacher
‘otnorrou 11111111111: . '31-. . 11111111 :1 rot-bible nud suélpci
’1 ‘1'1:1' ' pr .-'1 113‘. v. erc Miss lit-1111, teach- 1
Mrs Allu-ri (l ltatley ist-onliucd to .... Hrs: ”,‘Mwu Mm Hillier um}
'tc‘r home ‘1; rcugop of it fall. which .ii‘th, 1311,111m..1.".1i'11.1 1.1: 1
'aused a scvt‘rc sprain. m- ”- 3' 111-911}qu pmmmd Mrs Gem-1w l1‘n l
Nest was culled. and Mrs. Bailey 13 2.1“. Miss Mary Boertml and MITS- I
1'95““?- "Cmmrm‘iy at ‘1'" “"9““! lint-rum. The evening was 11 very~ en
time. ';;o_'-'ul1lc one. .ittcr supper had beenl
I
'vo 1!, tho-1'11 \\'L|'i piano and Victrolu
i,1'li.i'lil)¥l.\‘.
Forum |
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The second anniversary of l’t‘ufll‘rtd
Forum. No. i. Fraternal
League will be telebrattd on the ev “m 11-vular meeting 0, 1111 Nut ‘u‘H‘ln
.. exiing of T‘thtunrv .'l. by tho holdinnr “my,“ lLlllL'lltl‘H of 11111 \1. .-»1 .111
Of an ehjoyublc afloker HM” 'm 111' \t‘i'.‘lli.ill, \vill 1111 111 id on 'ittursuzt) '
titis pleasant affair were discussed at the 21111. at 3 p 111.. at tht‘ home 01
the regular weekly meeting. held last Mm Charles Hill. No.
1 West avenue,
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eventuz. 'Noru'nlk. .\n interesting address on
Routine business “Inc tron-meted Patriotism will be, given by ilrs. .l.
ivrnncts Sanger, 01 New lork. 3111's,.
last evening at the meetlnc or the.
council of the South Norwnlk Commit-1
(donut church, held lnIthe pursuit. .-
on Ilayview avenue. The annual meet,
ing of the church will be held on
Thursday evening of this week. im
portant matters will be considered at
this time.
hunger is Sccrctary oi the New York
State 1 A 11.111111 is one of the most
prominent club women of \‘ew York
City 'II'Tllel' c will be music The ex '
o utiw boatd will meet promptly at,
2:30 thlOtfk. '
\
_ .‘(oruulk is receiving share 01'-
notoriety in all the papers through,
Members of the dentul WNW-“1'1“ out the slate, thanks to the tltlro—dovil, '
in Norwulh ill‘(' in sympathy “1111 11" itodmun llnw. Law is filling vaude-
8811811011 “'ll'fl'h 1‘4 "30901911 10 1’0 7"“ ' villc engagements in all the principal
in the legislature this \car for the cities throughout Connecticut and hel_
betterment of laws regarding the is thrilling audiences with movinIgn-I
practice of tll‘lilli-ill‘V. 0110 o.’ the ob piciutos of his' 1110111111.th
jet-lions oi the present 11111 .1 is that n his interviews with 11c1"spapc:‘mcn.'
corporation ll ullow ed to do business Law never forgets to mention be 21-11::
without inl'otniiug its potions oi the brought up in \‘orwulk. Conn
names of the individuals ctnllioy ed as is famed from coast to coast as a darn
its-1
dentistsf II is claimed. bani ulsrii' lug wintliutujunipcr.aviator and gut-
in larger cities in this state, that oral durc devil of the air.
these concerns are reaping rich bur-
vesis. and their lniuishmcnt would be Some of the lawful?” in the (1'Im
a blessing to dentists and public have an idea that the tax of 1913.’
alike. The 111950111 laws are 1111‘ 11“- which has been collated during the
hind those of other comtnonuealths. past your. can run along until next'
and local dentists. in 11-o1ntnon with August, as Was the case under the'
others throughout (Tonnectitut. want iortncr Town of Norwalk system. L'u1
laws with "teeth" in them. der the present arrangement the col-
lector must close his books during the .
next few weeks. as the new tax be-
comes due April 1st. City Clerk Limi-
wciler, who has been at work on 1111’
FOR THIS WEEK.
.‘6C new rate book since December .3111
101‘ sizc Jlronto Seltzer
15c bows to how it ('1; :npletrd in til-m
2 c sizc liromo Seltzer
_5 , l‘ q 1 two weeks, and it will then be turned
DOC 91“ ”0m” ..c tzcr 3°C over to the coll’ctor, who 1.111 start
$1.00 sizc llromo Scltzcr 60c llliltll'? 1'11:
Stillson-Powell Carporation Ibo paid at on c to avoid hztvin; ntor.°
licns placed on the. property.
:2 WASHINGTON STREET.
——OUR SPECIAL——
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1‘: ‘s “‘ "'7 1(1'1' t‘.‘."‘t‘:'1
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Where Burglars Draw
the line -
’lfhc prol'cssicnul burglar picks a luck or opt-us
.1 tvunion‘
and thus has accuse to your itottsclttritl- 111111.111le about as
.l‘flh)’ its :.on 11:11:11 your tic or \titlt your l;lit.li&1‘,\'. Tilt-1'11 is
. .
littlc bz'tuccn your \‘lllitill)i(~ tutti robin-r) “mic tilt-y are
disposed about the house.
Sn fo.
int bnt'g'incs, in their activities. uli'mt‘ tbs- llno at
Deposit Vaults. and do um. cvcn attempt iltctn.
Therefore. would it. tint be well to place such of
your valuables us Mr not in constant. use. :n the
~1ctniit oi‘ 11 box at tin: SUI‘TII .‘JORWALK
~ SH‘IV G1 BANK?
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having been unable. to obtain $5,000
Icngravers‘ plates and gelatine trans—‘
‘ fer sheets.
point; to produce counterfeit
‘which they were to use.
{many years. 1
1111902, where he was under arrest in 11111 omen: his goods 1'? he ('nnnot do the hatel no usual today and the in- l
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;hulf a million dollars' worth of com-1 clasglfled "For Sale" columns
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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5111111111111 '1 113 .11
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_ 11111111. 1. '1 -'.1 11
“(11118 Potatoes, the finest, per peck .............. 13¢ 11 11111131.} . 1:' 1 .
.5 lbs. iiranulatcd Sugar, 3 111.5 to a customer ....... 15¢ 01' Soutluunrt. 2.: _ street :11111 11.2.1»
lard. Swift's Compound .............. ..‘. ..... 10¢ Lil. man “"9“”? 1' '” '""" 1"”
litittct', the finest creamery ................. 35¢ 1.1). Stem .aéf‘e" 5"”. ".""""' 1:11.11 :1111
. 13011:; 111:.1111-«3 :2' i 11 It: 1111 1
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(itlotl lablc Lutttr .. ......................... 30;? Lil. Iobservatirm a, s, Vincmp. Hashim,
The East India T ea Co.
Telephone 371. 12511111511111.3101. Street
W A wit-sum.“
o
1111113131 illitiie Sale
.\u ECONOMY EVENT that will iv- remembered for
months to come.
included are Ni
rill-o
311's
Corset Covers, Erassieres, li’aisis,
Embroidcries
loci/tits, Cent 111131113113,
and other wanted mCl'LlldlldlsC
Fills sulc ochrs the hcst opportunity of the season for
the owned of lhc Non 31115 to StCl‘lrc acquiunal mint-1
in the stundaid qttahlv tnttchnntlisc.
The N. B. Ryan lilo.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
«WWW
._ ._ Fr...» -.- m . ...
W.
W “IT!" (-00 DH SMIJ QR
Pretty Underclolhes
Very Specially Priced
iittnntitics of soft snowy,
i
pretty undorciothcs at
prices that even the woman of small means may
requires without disturbing her nuanciul balance.
(.‘Il\\‘\'s,(‘1)ll'~‘i-Z’l‘ COVERS, Si. ll's. (‘lii-Z‘MLS’ES. l-3\'\'Hl OI‘FH
a 11mm. \1 lt)\‘~ PE’I'X'IOOATS, "TEDDY [Eh-1A1!" CilL‘MISl-l S and
liii \\\ I915, l'7l‘i‘. FTC. '
The host of oil Misting opport 11111ch to ow; thcsc nlwnn nmlcd
l‘illlllltn l‘llllV'l‘S at more functions of funnier pricm. Good as-
mu'tntcnte. but hurt-v {01' [int choiuc.
such \‘cl‘y littlc
buy u'hutevcr sho
w
We Give 88111 Green Trading Stamps.
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
'120 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
fillEBlRMAli llflll
$15,000 00008
'ruch Goldbagen and Leopold Krum-
Iholz. farmers of Marlborough. and 111
Paul M. Rosegarten. of Wuterbury,‘
charged with conspiracy in the Lleb-'
erman case, were continued until Feb
" l.
and in the house in which i
[1.8. Commissioner Wright Holds was 111111111 Kopel Goldhag
Alleged King Of Counterfeiters “ere reduced to $500 and furnished:
but the others were continued as be
for Trial Mierliearingand Rat 9‘s tore, $1500 for the other Goldhugeu
and Kruntholz. and $5, 000 for Rose-
Bonds $10,000 , mm 1 - .
"" 1 Counsel for the last named thought
NEW HAVEN, Jim 19: Philip Lien" that. District Attorney Scott should
erman, also known as John Davis, have been ready for a hearing today.
churgcd with having lit his possession "0 characterized the “"95‘5 0“ "10
t:'-.11cs..iuks. tools and other .tcccssor- con-“piracy charge as n "tislting excur
191; with intent to counterfeit federal 5‘0“ and declared that Citizens ““81“
obligations, was bold m 515.000 to, not to be arrested unless there is ev-l
trial next month in the federal court. deuce against them Commissioner
by United States Commissioner Wright held. however, that 35 "1“
Wright yesterday. Lieberman has GO“"5’“'119111» “'85 110‘ ready ‘0 DW'
been in jail since his arrest on Dec ‘23.. cecd. it was entitled to it continuation.
.iebertnan
bull.
At the hearing today Lieberman was
represented b: counsel, who took 1111'
1-1-11 lilt-ralilr'
of Chicl‘ W. .l.‘ 1- 131111 of the Secret Serg «lust tin Southern P-ueitit 1 1 1111.111)
vice, who with his upemfims had.iilld its subsidiary corporations was in
made. 11 raid upon :1 farmhouse itt bog”) ““1"" 1’91““ “ids? ilubtrt S.
Maribotough. ar 83““, Ll‘b ic‘m, of (lrenon. sitting in the Ini-
‘ 5 ( erman and tcd States District Court iici't.
5913‘115 an engraters outfit 138511193 Th1.- actions are known as 1111-”l-11‘11
bond paper such as is used in the n1ak-;' llills' “ cusses, in \\‘hll h the govuru-‘
In; of Treasury and. bank notes, inks. utent contends the defendants on—
lawfully patented mineral lands. At
1the conclusion of the arguments.
which are evpcctcd to consume ten
Mr. Flynn said that in comersation (lays Judge Beau will be centre“ (or
SI I1S.\li.\l.\s1‘ sow-11111 RV l’ \(l-
PIC I! ..-\II RO. U).
l 1‘8 ANGEI l-.S.t ‘ul., J an. is «1
:l.iebermau had claimed that he did “'11“ ("“0" 11101151111“ Dag":- "f 1N“
mouy tnken by :1 special (xuminet
during the last f01‘l‘)0'll“.'=.
Tht olhct classes of Siltlilltl‘
not intend to make counterfeit money.
bu: '\as 11111 game to try and bunco a ,1 m.
tutmber of people by having them put‘ are ptndinu in the (Ulllis against the 1
‘ up money under the belief that he was Smxthv -1n Pacific 1 111111111111 and some
money ‘01 itq subsidiaries. mu- 01‘ these 8101
Gov
\\ t‘l (‘
with.
ntbcr'
1W'ithdtnwa i suits in which the
,crntnent hilt-1,13 publh luv
.1; ted upon _il1r they ,v-.111'-
Mr. Flynn
said he told Lieberman that in begiuI
hing to engrave plates he had gone it 11 two by met-initiation. The
step too far in the game. Mr. Flynn 1" 1"‘4 15' "“ml’D-‘m‘ "1' “"11“
said he had known Lieberman for ”W "q" 0" dummy 1111111111211 0
He saw him in London
id's
A WlSE MERCHANT
codncction With a CODBDIPRCY 10 11m“: it in a li‘llge way, he uses the SeutinelI tt'rior of the building gave no indica- Shetucket Rivers.
Call
up the Mine, and an ad 1.11m will call --
terreit ‘Bank of England notes.‘
The cases of Kopol Goidhagen. Ba-
‘_'v“,.
on y 011.
1' 111m
1 Banks who is ‘21; years old and a me.-
The Goldhagens live on the farm? in the Danbury lull.
time in cross examination u,.3,,,,., of 1111 gruerimlent .111. 1,1 1.11 1 ‘
'that the, fire storied in
lroont hick of the furnace". t't'ont
ttlicplnn 1
H. 8.11.125, ct bouthport,
L‘s-“1‘“ P113 Hewitt-1 ('31 11's-!
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TUESDAY JAN 19,1925
'oi’ dept: salon or concussion. ’l‘htre is
'a lump on her skull which appezirsj
[like an injured bone and there is t
'ilUI on the outside, although it is?
'those on the inside that physiciausI
liar. l
. The physician Siiili‘d that the girl:
1 who is quite Iinl tiligent convser 1's wilt;
her parents freely, being fully con-
1:1 iths .\ 'iut'tu 1 111211.. 11112. 111.1 lb
afternoon will 111,411.11» 1‘. ' 1;“
1111.11 investigation into her condition
shonly alter the net-idem, but 1111 t:
constantly under obst-z'tmion 111;
.syniplotus. ,.1'1..: it now appears, 11111
11111111113111 11111111111 111-31 {111' her 1.11:
"unite complete rt‘covct‘y. .
Ada is the daughttr of .\ir and
,.‘1lrs.J. .i‘eiustcln, cl \'0 1:1: Inn
' 1. .tan numb. formerly of South Nor'
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MABY iS HELD m 52,500 3/111. ran
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MISUSING MAth.
IArraigned Before United States Com-
missioner Wright—Later Goes to
Jail.
' NEW HAVEN, Jun. 19: i‘aptaiu'
j w. 11. Molly. arrested in Bridgeport,‘
fior using the mails to defraud byt
|oilcrlng through advertisements to,
pay $1. 5'11 ptr thousand for uddrcssl
lug enveloprs and requiring victims
llu 1:1. 1111 .10 cents in stumps and ml"
1 1.01.110 casts file a bond up to 5-5. was!
arraigned before l‘nltcd States 00111
,_ tttis' loner Wright Saturday. '
lie was held one week under $2,500
.bOllllS and went to jail. it is his third‘
,odcusc the federal authorities say.
I'liis scheme has been worked from
Wilmington. Del, Worcester. Mass.
New Haven and Bridgeport, Conn..'
I and other cities.
Taken to New Haven.
1 Capt. Maby was taken to New Hu-
‘ ven Saturday by Deputy linitcd states
1 Mnrshttl St-luh lllnkeman. uccotnpaniul‘
; by Postofilce inspector Hurley. 1
At police headquarters in Bridgeport‘
it was stated that Mubv has now becnI
'trrestcd thtec tithes tor the 1:11.1111 1r ‘
“tense and that he. was convicted oncel
.and served a term 0F one year {01 i11
110. was urrested'
twice in this city for othci ottensesfl
en's 110111131111 was aircsted on December 1'».
1310 by Strgcant 0i.caiy for fro"
quentlng a gambling house and he5
iortcitcd a bond of $25.11is other or-
rcst was by Detective George Simon
on October 33. 191:1, for theft. for-
which he was fitted $50 with cost-.1. H".
look an appeal. ,
FIRE VICTIM IMPROVING.‘
Damage to the Park Hotel. Winsted.
wm Amount to About $7, 000. ‘
\VINSTED, Jan. lit—Frank Roi»
arts, who wzs taken to the county hos-l
pital in an unconscious condition as a
result of the tire in the Park Illotel
1here early yesterday. was rcportedI
this morning as having regained con
:scionsness and ii is believed he will
'1 i'v’lll 1'
13-11111.
.1' l‘vlfilll'p'
H111 and neomptzicr
quail 1.1' tz'o 11111113 :1 '
l"~'1.:‘«.-i:1l (‘1U‘i‘ :mtl uttl-tttion grit'cn
for tit-tidings and (-it'.
\.\.'1- cluiilvnpc the trade
disigns.
I“
2 50‘! T”
in 1; 1-31-1-
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t'.
' chinist, is held at police headquarters
pending a decision as 111 the serious- I a 7T3: a. ’
ness of his victim’s injuries. A. “EL-'3: . .
Banks has told the police that he’
was proceeding eastward 011 Stat" SO NOR T'AIP LR T’LORIST
street at a spend 01' between 10 and i 8‘ .
. 12 hides an hour when til-r: little girl fiLE-LAJE/S Sggnei’fyg {9 d9“, "’1 in f, A )H",
ran out in front of him and he could? i_: ion-nan... - ...TE’... ‘* ”H. V1“
not avoid s‘rikinn her. lie was arrest-I1 “J
"cd by Patrolman l l. Levin and will; er fl L‘l'c
be released under bond when thei li‘PFSI“ ‘VV'H‘J‘V 1" i‘.\ll\'\'!‘is"-;:- l‘ ', mi :1,-
‘ condition of the girl is such that the .. 1111- .1 "WW "H h" --,‘§ 31":- 1: .l ,- ,1. 1...: 1:1
' amount of the .-".tl'c‘1y may be snore-1.11 ‘1 I;,‘,',,',',,,', ,','I"'.'V 1'1. .11 l "' I "" ’
tuliy computed. I “hm, ,(,,,I,,.,,,II,I ’1.-.1 1 31.11.11,. . {'11121111'4115‘4. .11. 1, _,,,. “I
injuries Ari: Serious. ‘ ‘1’1'-1'1l. Sx'hu i: i! 'hm-mds, “Vi-'1!" l’-'rlt'<'il11n, ill-mid (1-:-
'l):'. W. J. A. O'Hara attended thei Ami-rim“ livuutics. 11-21 mic 1-1-11.)
:gil‘l He stated ”1'5 afternoon that? 15"“J‘ 1"“‘v “"31 (If ”I“ Vil’li’é', “.‘tii‘iiliill-i, Smilax (11"th
her condition is wry SfiI‘iOU" a! '1' llrafl'ndil'c, nan-21.111.11.11, (11111111111111, vim-1.11. 3.
though she shows no evwncc yet
'allllf’l'i'.
s is our wotclt-uord No orders mu
“71d us :1 t in: 11111111'
to illntli. nizzuzucmcms such as
cut! \t'ot'kvuxnsitip in our funeral
South Norwalk Flower C01,
51.“ X 51‘]! [ii-31‘.
......»m.’. an...“
A Sliii'
0F
Boys
Formerly'prlce
Conneally
81 Washington Street.
limit! ONE DGLLAR
While They Last.
GUC-W‘EC-‘C‘Cfi‘ffi. r .1133“???GOODS-JOCIDCDDOOODGWZFXWQQC‘OW
high cut
SHOES
at $2.50 and $3
&Bracken
Telephone 1472-2.
Q
Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford iiotel
Rathskeiier
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
“...-......
Cash l111IPockel.
.\bcts an incIlimtion to ‘spcnd.’
(‘nsh in hunk lit-gets :1 pt'itlc the
zucchini Vol" “ti-'1 li'tl:-.v.w<1.“ and thin
alto-ts an Inclination to sun". Many
'11 man headed toward it state at
(flit-untoimprmhjcncu in money
nil-tier.» 11113 '1: 1.1 t 1:1.111 ‘ 1
1111:1111-1'111-‘2-‘i by tho 1.;1111111111; of :1
bunk not-01ml.
“'c invite your . .-' " ‘ 1211 12.1.11
"‘1‘ l!0“' modest ti l'.--".'--.ui"1:.
4 nor cent [Ilit1r1.~‘1.\!h'\v1-1l 0.1
Sayings Amntnts
_ The
People’s 'Ei ttst Company
recm er He w 11-. overcome bv smoke
in his room at the hotel.
Examination of the building showed
the storage'
nil
unknoun cause. and worked through
.the partitions tip 'as for as the second
floor. cyoud that point the tire did
not spread and the remainder of the
damag1 \\ as due to smoke and water.
The loss is estimated at between $6.1 I
0110 11nd $7000.11 is covered by in- I
lsurance. '
Solomon "--"
manager. bul Miss. Curtiss was in di-
rect charge of the place. .. ,.
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[4 ‘31 '1
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11M),
Java-.41. ("fwiflmlfi
9;..‘1’47'111‘ -
l; Pate-:1: 1?"!
'V 3‘12
1!: ’l‘. to 3'1“".
Secaaiiy EilH
F.”‘Y"' F-‘v-V 2E)";
Vil
' of Hartford. is thc/_
FLOOD COVNDlTiOl‘iS PREVAILING.
PLAINFIELD , JRIl.19.—-Tlle water
.\.rs Niles, widow of Rear \dmir'tl courses in this motion of the state
Kossuth NHBS. U S N: was “011111119 are rapidly iising according to
building. as A first reported, she be
in}: away on a visit. Her sister. IMissI
Maxie Challenger, was there.
The diningroom- was not damgged.I 1
Breakfast was served in
tion of the fire.
..
«Advent-1’s in The Sentinel
ports received 11911.1 \mesierdsy, and in
many places flood conditions prchull
'Roads are washed out and lowlands
along the banks of the streams are
l'I‘herc were thirty guests in the place,‘ submeroed. and the cellars of build,
1 last night.
ings on the banks flooded. The ice
is breaking up in the Quinobauz and
Shops along the
streams.'it' is reported may be com-
polled to stop work tomorrow if the
mill ponds continuerto back water
fi'fit 13. V;
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506 TEdS
j Equal, to most 60 can
grades. 60 S 81 H
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CHAS. E. Di)
Albert [1. Morgan,
Successor
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT. .
2 Large Plots (Short-.1 Frontal).
c. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
155 Washington St., So. None
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