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Classified “Adah—To Left,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Went-1m---
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thISpsge. Twenty-Five W ords or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. _Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face! or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED' I - To LET. , I L II'ORSALE.
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WAN a.— . . , -
1 TE, .HATTER' To “ORK TO LET—APARTMENT OF 5
II a renovatlng shop.
. Single man rooms and sun parlor, improtements. Iacres or land, half way from the cen-
preferred. Address J‘ H Johnson & Inquire Mls. C. H. Ainsthrope, 33 Sea- I” 0‘ \Orualk ‘0 “ 0" P“ Hill, off
Son, 142 Couf't St., Binghamton, N. ‘1'. view avenue. Phone 635 mgg 2t \l'estport avenue. About 10 minutes
1112931: from center of Norwalk. Frontage 700 1
'— Ifeet. [and high and level with a;
Sound view. Improvements not far. SJ
Klein, 38 Main St. Norwalk. u129 3tI
FOR SALE—PLAYER PIANO OF‘.
Ia well known make, at a sacrifice.I
This instrument is in perfect condi-
tlon. being used only a short time.I
“ill accept monthly payments Ad-I.
’dress T. J. H. care Sentinel.
TO LET -- FROM APRIL lST.,
A
W ”TED—SHOE MAKER CALL four room apartment. Centrally lo
3:32:33“? H“ galcgb if“: shloe cated. Inquit‘e Frederick Lander, 4
”’5’ e e" "v ‘ "“3 k- South Main St., room 9. m27 3h,
m29 1t
AN E.D__ ‘ I I TO LET—3 PLEASANT AIRY
W T ‘ T0 PLACE A BEAVFI‘ rooms. most suitable for couple. Rent
t'ul upright piano in home of reliable . $3.00, at 53 Osborn avenue, East Nor-
falnib‘ that would consider purchase walk. inquire on premises. 11127 3:
later. it satisfactory. Address A. S.‘.
8., care Sentinel. m29 3t
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TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR SALE—FROM Two TO-YFIVE‘ ’
WANTED—A
chandise to\
LOAD 0F MER.
take by motor truck
from South Norwaik to Danbury. Ad-I
dress P, O. Box 573, South Norwaik.
’ m26 3t
llllll IltIlltltS
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, March 27. A. D., 1915.
‘Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis~
tration of the estate of Julia W. Hill
who died intestate a resident of Nor--
walk in said District more than ten
years before the date of said applica-
tion.
Ordered, That said appllbation bei
heard and determined at the Probate‘l
Ifor light housekeeping,
toilet, running water and cook stove.
214 East avenue. m27 8t:
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To LET—APARTMENT ON PUT-‘
11am avenue, all improvements. in-I
-Iquire 47 \\ est avenue, South Norwalk, I
or ‘phone 458. n126 3t
T0 LET—Two 0R THREE UN I
nished rooms, cheap to desirable
Iparties. Adults only. Inquire of SI
G. Stillman. 24 West street, South!
Norwalk, Conn. m26 3tll
I To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, ALLI
improvements, 3 Hawkins avenue,I
East Norwaik. inquire on premises. I
m26 3t
To LET—4 AND 5 ROOM APART-I
'mcnts, also 0 rooms. all the latest lm- I
with gas,
. Linxweiler.
FOR SALE—A GOOD SADDLEI
and driving horse at a reasonable fig I
are; also buggy and harness, $35. For:
further information, phone (morn- I
ings), 137-3. [1129 3ti
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND UOT.I
Six room house with bath hot wateri
heat, electric lights. Lot 45 by 150,I
with garage on premises inquire (3.1
J. Pidgeon, 6 Taylor avenue. m2? 3t-
FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE, 1,000I
to 1,100 lbs. Inquire A. Ferretti, 9;
Day street. m27 3t‘I
FOR SALE—COPING A\D SEVI
enty feet of curb stone in front of
the Eiks’ Home. Apply to Jacob‘;
11127 3tI
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FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCH I,
0111 Be in Norwalk on the 6th day of ‘provelnents; all centrally located. in-- "‘8 from prize Toulouse Geese, 25c
April, 1915, at II oclock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be
Iquire 70 Washington street. m20 (It
I TO LET—FROM APRIL 18T., AN'
a piece.- lndian runner duck eggs,I
it .00 a setting. s. C. R. i. Reds eggs.
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given to all persons interested there- up todate house consisting of seven Also a fine R. 1. Red Lockerel for
in by publishing this order in a new-s
paper having a circulation in said
District, at least five days before said
(lay of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY
11129 It Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk,
'(‘Oliit March 27.55., D.,1915. i .
Vt hereas, written application has
been made. to this Court for adminis-
tration Of the estate of Ebenezer iiill,
late of Norwalk, in said District de
ceased.
Ordered That said application be-
heard and determined at the ProbateI
Office in Norwalk, on the 0th day of
April,1915, at 11 oclock forelloon;
and that public notice thereof he
. given to all persons interested there.
in by publishing this order in a new s—I
paper having a circulation in said'
District, at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
n129 It ' Judge.
ONOER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk,
Court, March 27, A. D., 1915.
Estgte of Hannah Hill,‘ late of Nor-
walk, in said District, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration with the will annexed of said
Estate not administered.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 6th clay of
tApril,‘1915, at 11 o'clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested there-
:in by publishing this order in a news-
. fpaper having a circulation in said
.‘ District, at least five days before said»
. day of hearing \
HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ 11129 1t
.—NOTICE OF ADJOURNED AN-
NUAL TOWN MEETING.
Notice ls‘hereby glitch that an ad-
fiourned Annuai' Town Meeting will .be
held at the Wilton Town House Tues-
day, April 6th, 1915,111: two O’clock in
the afternoon; to take action on fix-I
ing a rate for the annual town tax to
take actiOn on obtaining a stone
crusher, to take action On taking up
.Ten Thousand Dollars of the out-
standing‘bonds of the Town or Wilton, ‘
and to transact such other business
as is proper to come before said Ad-'
pourned Annual Town Meeting.
. H. A. HURLBUT.
I . w. c. A. SOHDICHTIN’G,
. - FLOYD BOUTO‘N, ,
Selectmen.
March, 1915.
For tip-rod“. Service Call - 1
Fred H. Ganuna. -
Funeral Director and Embalmor
Ohio. and Residence
Telephone 9.04.
It to. Main 90.: be. “smith
ss., Probate I
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33., Probate ‘}
Judge:
Dated at Wilton this 27th day of I
rooms with bath. A very desirable lo-
.cation. Rent reasonable to the right
Iparty. Also a cottage of six rooms.
Iwith partial improvements including
Ielectric lights. Apply to E M. Toiles,
Il-lo South Main street 11126 3t
To LET -— TWO LOFTS 1N
Sn artz & Corbett block, 5,000 square?
feet each, steam heat and electrical
Ielet'ator service, suitable for light.
Inlanufactullng. will be divided ‘to suit
en.ant For further particulars, in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. n124 tf
TO LET—FROM APRIL. 15TH, 8
iroonl house, with bath and all other
:ilnprovelnents, 62 Woodward Ave.‘
Iiior further particulate, lnq ire at
Itlle office of The Old W ell Ctg r Co.
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To LET—5 ROOMS. 100' SOUTH
Main St. inquire C. E. Hoyt. m18 if
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—TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENTI
East Washington street. East Nor-|
walk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00. inquire 64 South Main street, I
or telephone 00. i29 th
'ro LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRINGI
St. inquire of Mrs. R. ‘Tarlov, 102‘
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, 1190 it
4‘—
LOOK! I
I share profits with you by givingI
you the lowest prices on 15 earn1
guaranteed tln made into le¥iers,I
hand-made, painted inside. tin roof-
lng. plumbing and' heating.
. HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
on Water. sue Phone nos-12
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Tthiillc Shop
5 spring Fashions.
SUITS, GOWNS, warms, coa-
sn'gs and UNDERWEAR.
f ATTIBAOI‘IVE. MODELS.
MODERATE PRICES
1;. AND A. CLAVEN,
55 NORTH MAIN ST.
T‘SOLvEN'r NOTICE. I
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, March 8, A. D., 1915.
Estate in Connecticut of Lawrence
W; Gordon, late of Madison, in theI
State of indiana, deceased.
The Court of Probate for ‘the Dis-'
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- I
lowed six months from the date here-l
- of for the creditors Of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts; prepcrly atested, within satdI
thus, will be dsbarred a mourn:
all persons indebted to said EstataI
are requested to make immediate payv
Inoni to
’ CANDID C. MDREMND,
militia-39
_ . South Norwalk.
‘with chain and pin attached.
,Saturday night probably in the cen-
Imoney. _Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
Administrator. losing than?
sale, 83. 00 30 Myrtle St. Phone 1219-5.
11127 3tI
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FOR SALE—300 FENCE ,l’OSTS,I
7 12 feet long, 25c. Also oysterI
stakes, 20c.
19125 3tI
stock, weighs 1,000 pounds, is kind'
and gentle and well worth the money
we ask. Also two bottom dump
wagons. B. Hersllfield, 19 Mood St.,I
11123 St
FOR SALE—110 NOT FAIL To“
see the line of Aubuen cars beforei
you buy. Fours and sixes. RunaboutsI
Iand touring, $1075 to $2 000 One SI
passenger Cadillac at a bargain One
Maxwell runabout, good as new. (LI
P. “bite, rear 113 Washington St.,I.
South Norwalk, Conn.
House phone 1279-- ‘>.
Phone lIlU.I
11121 tf I
FOR SALE—1915 COLE DIG Sixl
demonstrator for sale, fully guaran-
teed. Vaast Bros. Garage, 17 Chest-
nut St., South Norwalk. mtS tf
LOST. -
S._
LOST—A PAIR 01" EYE GLASSESI
Lost
ter.
omce
Reward on return to Sentinel
m29 3t
LOST—A BLACK FOX NECK
piece. with Lord & Taylor label. Lost
Saturday evening. Reward for return
to Sentinel office. 11129 3t
LOST—A GOLD FOB ON BLACK
silk ribbon with initials "J. N. B.”
Finder will be suitably rewarded. in-
quire at Sentinel Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SALvA'ron enamorr— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract Work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
Michael Lubrallo -:
. ’ ooNTnltcTon.
Estimates cheerfully furnished..
6-8 Wood St., So. Nor-walk.
PHONE 1580. '
George W. Collin Jada).
Uiloanfrltltlas .
95 Main“. Norwaik. l
Phone 8474. Home 911-12 ~
Lady Attendant-Picture Framing. '
to
IENTINEL waur aos
m "flotilla; urvleel Inl- hudndo
of NW «in day. Are you
A. Ritch 5-1 Cele avo‘I 'I
' llue. Telephone 1384 i.
l
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FOR SALE—GRACE DILLON, A‘
line driving mare of the Louis Dillon "
PAGE THREE
GERMAN TROOPS IN NORTH POLAND RETURN
' ' TO ATTACK. '
fnyontinucd from First Page.)
,‘fl‘he time limit of the Eitcl's stay. was Still an official
secret. but there was a wcll—Ilcflllcd report that it cxplrcs
within the next forty-eight hours. The rcport that tilt?"
Eitcl will be towed to New York within the thrcc—lllilc
limit is not taken seriously by officials. who bellcvc llcr
draft. even though how light. would not permit to
navigate so close to the shore.
llcr
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PETROCRAD, via L0 ldlm. March 29, (1:22 a. m.———
An ()Il'lCial statclllcnt issued last night by the tjcncral
4’ Staff says:
“The Black Sea fleet on Sunday bOlllbardcd tllc out-
side forts and batteries on the Dosphorus on both sides of
tlic straits.
"According to observations made frOm Sllips‘and hydro-
acroplancs our shells fcll with cxactitudc. Russian avia—
tors flying above the Bosphrus batteries carricd out rc-
cOlIIlaissanccs and dropped bombs with success. A heavy
artillcry fire was directed at the aviators without success.
"The enemy's torpedo boats which tried to come out
wcrc driven back into the] strait by the fire Of our gulls.
"A large hostile ship which was trying.r to get into lllt
liosphorus from seaward was bombarded by us. Slit final—
lv llccled over and blew up.‘
PARIS, March 29, 3 a. Ill.——Thc French . battleships
Sullrcll and Gaulois, which were badly damgbd by the fire
from Turkish batteries in the bombardlllcllt Of the Dania-
ncllcs forts by the allied fleet (Ill March 18, have left for
'I‘Oulon, France, to be repaired in the dry dock thcrc, ac-
cording to a special dispatch from Athens.
INO attack was made ill the slraits Sunday, the
patch says. bu} a Franco-British flcct and the Russian
cruiser Askold bombarded thc litllair linc Of forts from thc
Gulf of Saros.
dis—
_..—_.
BERLIN, by \\'irclcss to London. March 20. 10:10 a.
m.———'l‘llc Bucharest correspoulcnt of [DC Frankfurter
Zcitullg tclcfiraplls lfls paper that Rumania will continue
to maintain her neutrality. Tllc corresponcnt professes to
have obtained information to the effect that thc Rulllanian
ambassador has signed such an agreement.
l‘li’l‘ROGRAD. via London. March .20, 0:15 a. 111*
chcrc losses have been inflicted upon tllc German naval
units in thc Baltic Sea by the Russians th‘L‘Oi‘lllll” t0 :1
suni- official rcIIcw 0f the operations thtrt Ilizldc public
last night. (icrman subinarill'ts are said to ll.’l\t sut‘fcrcd
considcrably, while a number of transpol’ts loadcd
supplies have bccn destroyed. -I'I‘hc statement was: "Early
ill Scptcllibcr the activity of bilr fleet in the Southern
llaltic ctullpcllcd tlic cncfny to modify his plan and con—
ccutl'athIis cllicf cfl'orts upon‘ operations by sulllllzil'illcs.
Ninetecn‘bfithcse attacks were made in two
oulv one was Successful.
sidcrablt
with
months. but
Encmy sulmlnrincs suffered cou—
'tlul “Oil has developed illttnSI nctiyit) alongr tllc
cm lIlys tOHSl. Details Of Opclzltinlls cannot lit published
yct, but the cncllly suffcrcd llcnvy’losscs ill fighting units
. and has been seriously illlpcd ed III the operations along his
own coasts by tho loss Of a llillllllt‘i‘ 0f transports with
munitions."
we
PARIS. March 29, 5:15 a. Ill.-TIIL: French govm'n-
lllcllt has refused the request of the Duke of ()l'lcalls that
he be granted pcrmission to what in tllcfiforc‘l‘gn Legion
fundcr an assumed Ilalllc.‘says thc Francoise iii an article
which deals at length with tho hula-'5 cfforts to obtain
‘scrvicc Illldcr the flag of his country. Early in thc war
he sought to have amended tlic law passcd ill 1886 forbid-
ding him to cuter France or serve in tile army “1'
agrccd to resume his exile if permitted to fight, but his
efforts were fruitless.
After the French refused his request as'Ia soldier, he
sought to enlist in the British, Belgianhntl Russian ar—
mics, but the military authorities of those countries. out
of courtesy to the Frencthvernmcnt. refused to accept
him. . , I
He then appealed to Prcmier Viviani for the right to
enter the Foreign Legion, btlt the Premier held that Such
a step was impracticable for he would be sure to he rcc—
ogizcd and the government compelled to expel him from
France under the law directed against members Of‘formcr.
I‘rcncll'rcigning families. M. Viviani is said to have sug-
Igested at the same time, however, that he again try to
enter the Russian army promising to inform the Russian
government through the ambassadOr at Pctrograd that ‘
.France would raise no objections ' to the Duke SCIWInfr
RuSSia. The reply from Pctroglad is reported to hate
been a polite refusal Of the request.
PARIS, March 29, _:5 lo a. m.—Austria has made a
definite offer to cede to Italy a part of the province of
Trent at the close of the war, the Petit Parisien' 5 Rome
. correSpondent says he has been informed. He adds that
fills proposal was made on '1 llursday and that the Italian
~ overnlnent deferred its reniv. .
wear/nun”, m, «In. a a a a“
‘n\-\‘\‘:l‘\‘\
JUST FOUR LEFT
formerly priced at $14.00, $16.00. $18.00
NOW ..$8.00 ‘°
Each bed 19 equipped with a woven wire spring. They
- are bargains.
«RAYMOND 8. SON
19113ch ECTAINCHID mo IILIAILI nan
‘ ‘ " u pram I'I‘IIIT. mutant.
“1 f FUNERAL mam
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,A& P SPECIALS. . A a r
I Guaranteed lircsll Eggs, a dozen ................... 20¢
I Bet Creamery Butter, a pound ............... .' . 32¢
I Pbtatocs, Fancy Maine a bushel ........ . .......... 6“
I lies! I lour a bag .............................. $1, 05
I THE GREAT A. a P. TEA co.
I 124 WASHINGTON ST. 5
I Telephone 909 Free Delivery
Ira-5;», *— ‘“L__n_ L, _ _fiwr
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I nx COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. ,
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Notice is herebv given to all pbr- I
sons liable to pay taxes in the City ARIEN
Iof Norwalk, in the County of Fairiield -
land State of Connecticut, and theI
several Taxing Districts of said city,I
on the assessment list of the City of I
INorwaik last completed, to wit, theI NOROTON
I April, 1915, that I will meet them to \
:receive said taxes. at the office of I Capt. Gus St. John is confine! "
'the tax collector in the City Hall, cor- his home with illness.
her of North Main and Marshall
streets in the Second Taxing DistrictI Louis Osborne of Pittsfield, Man...
of said City, on Wednesday, April let, 'was in town last week. -
Ilist of 1913, which taxes will become‘
due and payable on the 1st day of
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H
H
1915, from nine to twelve o’clock fore
Inoon, and from two oclock to live
Io‘clock in the afternoon, and thati
Isaid Office will be Open thereafter, for
the purp0se of receiving and taxes,I
every week day from nine o'clock to
twelve O ‘clocl; forenoon, and from two
I'oclock to five o'clock in the after-
noon, Saturday afternoons and legal-
:holidays excepted.
. On all taxes which shall remain un- .
Lpaid after the first day of May, 1915. ,
Ilnterest at the rate of nine per cent.
‘per annum will be charged from the
first day of April, 1915, until the same
shall be paid. '
I The collector will also receive taxes
I in the Town Assembly Hall, First Dis
Dated at Norwaik, Conn., March 15,
I 1915.
ROBERT G MITCHELL,
Tax Collector of the City of Norwaik.
mIMIZ 29
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I —DlVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairflehie county savings Bank,
Norwalk, Conn, March 18, 1915.‘
At a‘meeting of the Board of Direct- ‘
era of the Fairiield County Savings
I Bank held tilts day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, was
declared to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
.March 31. 1915.
I The same will be entered on pass
Ibooks and paid on and after
10111. 1915. ‘
By order of the Board of Directors,
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Treasurer.
PHILIP" MAZZU‘CCOII‘
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Nurtll 'I‘tu'lor Ave. So. Norwnllt (I) i I 5.:
CONTRACTOR. I (I ..... p l
Stone. limit. (um-role, Plaster, Sidc I ~
.1valks.(‘(lnr Digging. . IS
'lt‘lqlmnc l“17-_ “ \‘ “I;
:5”
Watch this space
for weekend Sale, THURSDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY.
TheVorwallt Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
IS NO. Main St. \ ,So. Nolwalk.
I , CHIROPRACTIC.
1.1! seed and the coming profession.
I't Is tho best method of relieving tits-
Iollse yet known to menus-it proclaims
‘Iothe world that disease and its on ._
.uositc, iicnith.
“tans. not objects or concretothings
{Ind thorthn power which crcatcyii
I«Inn also placed within him, the mo-
! -hnnism which. if kcpt in perfect ad-
. 1.511 :meni nould carry him from the
I radio to thc- gravc. ln uninterrupted
-aae and comfmt.
1 Try CHIROPRACTIC without thr-
Illurts. ' .
Israsllono
9 IO 3
so. Norm an:
”to it p.111
IE. BARIHOL D. C.
Painless Chiropracwr,
so Meadow Street. South Norfolk.
April‘
Inbly be reappointed for another tents
are conditions of or- .;
tion built to his garage for the scenic
modation of the new auto van
l
Iciety gave a successful cake sale It
Ithe home of Mrs. Edward Hindley.
III‘ridsy afternoon.‘
I
. suit of Hubbell, Hall and Randall Co.
vs. George S. Pentecost. et al. No er-
ror was found. The suit was over m
I building contract.
Only one mortgage, for 8000. was
Irecorded in the office of Town Clerk
i The Congregational Ladies’ Aid 80-
I The Supreme Court of Errors hand-.-
ed down a decision last week in M .
I Andrew Taylor Is having an add?
Stephen R. Hoyt. last week FOr til: _
fourth week of March, 1914, there was
,one sale of property. and mortgags
of $2. 250. .
I The Noroton Heights Fire Compdnr
has come off the victor .in they»!
tournament with Rowayton,
Noroton won by 78 points, with m
score of 1600 points against Roway—
mm; 1522 points. ‘
M
George Bates, a former well-known,
resident of Darlcn, died at the Sam.“
tarium of Dr. Barnes. in Stamford, af- '
tor a lingeringniilness. He was ~81.
years old. ,and leaves three children.
Walter, of Hartford, Joseph, of Stair
ford .lnd Wilbur of tllis place. The
funeral will be held at the home of.
q
p.111.
I .
“n .W um.‘ ad VMI?
Z SAUGAI‘UCK
I
I “Sinai—Wu!“
than: are being: Parade for the erect— ‘
Iiotl I". 1‘. number of ndditlonaifioth
booths :1. the town‘s pavilion at com-I
Ipo math. Last real-there was agreat
Ishortagc and visitors to the beach'
Iwcrc greatly inconvenienced because: .
the
lenses on ‘
renewed by
lots. lack of room.
Ihoouis will be
Clerk Wm. J.
Iwceks. Mnn‘ impro‘ements
Imade at tiicpavIlion last year, ,includ
ing the installation of a Shower bath
Iby the Women a Town improvement
ISocicty. Frank B Dayton, caretaker
Iat the pavilion last year, will proli-
by the selectmcn. Mr. I)ayton:;-.ws§-
Ithe organizel Oi" the Combo zL‘lf
ICLLRTO. The salary is $21 a week for
Ithe season. which begins Memorla
IDay and ends on Labor Day. ‘
I The [11101.11 of hire: Abigial
; .",,att who died at the age of 98°
Iv‘ca rs, was held at her home on
Woodsidc. avenue, Satulday after
Inoon and was attended by many. .0
‘ho town's oldest lesidents. Mrs
Iiivr .tt was the oldest women Intent
IShe was i‘. member of the pioneer
Couch family which settled mom
Itpail .150 3"(‘318 ago in Gleens Farms
33110 is survived bv one son, Jdoepfi‘
IG ii.att. "'llo funeral services were
chnducted by the 1?ch Howard H.
Illichnrd of the \Vestport Methodist.»
Episcopal Church and the Rev. IWID.
I C. H. Moe of the Congregation
I BISMARCK’S REPROOF Church. Burial “'38 In "‘9 [m
I "i wish i was an angle. " sighed a “"9“” Forms t-enletery - »
flittle English glr recently; “for than
i could drop bombs on the Germans."
. Which reminds» of a
story. Bismarck was shot at on day
Iand at: who. greatly mud a the
‘wmuoomh multili-
was to beam and ”his. old-c
3 «rust-dorm Install!”
iatoholi. Monica‘s-If”-
continuous-than.”
O
I 1mm ours uvmakv.
urckflnnvuilaathtmm‘
1mm
NEW roux March as.-Tonl lat
(Barty. Montana heavyweight,
roam Bottling urinate. chills. city
In a ten round hunt in Smokiyi Q;
”hi-ISM. McGuire-stitch ,.
norm The weights were
m m 1.2; Lavina” m 14; 5
w...“-
award”
fwuhur Bates. Tuesday afternoon at.
Town‘
Wood within alleV‘O-L
were
. at
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f at
Friday].
night's game beillg thesvdeciding one.
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