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Professional Cards, and
,_, Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-five Words orLess. 25c .
‘( . Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Inserfion. In Black:
Caps, Double Price. ' '
BRINGS, WW8 EIVE
GERMAfliAEROPLANES
BAQISAugogat, 4:20 a. m.—
Eugene Gilligan-the French avi-
ator, brought "down the German
aeroplanes bcfQ5 he'was com—
pelled by an acetdent to his mo—
tor- to land on Swiss territory
last June. Since his escape from
Switzerland and his arrival in
Paris Sunday night, he has been
treated as a popular hero.
Business and,
K .
face- or
~ 1'
i WANTED.
H
WANTED-A CAPABLE WOMAN
by a couple without children. one
iwho prefers 33 good home to high
(Wages. Call or‘write, 51 First street
East Nor-walk, Conn. s24 8t
”-—
‘WXNTED:BY "Minors: . AGED
'(women housekeeping in small familyf
fwidower‘s family preferred, good home
in prderences to big wages. M. 5.;
_Georgetown, Conn. P. O. Box 376.
, , m 1t
5..
Io Cutbili, 47 Spring street.
wa-Nrsornansstlalcmo AND‘ISouth Norwalk.
plain sewing also hats to trim and fix: ——
,pver. 141 Washington street. one? TO LET-'5 PLEASANT ROOMS',particular. Sold on account of illness”. north 0f Arras, between
“ night up. :23 at
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED
girl for general housework. Reference.
iAngevine, 60 West street. 9.23 at
Mildred—AN EXPERIENCED
‘Iwoman as‘cook and laundress. Mrs.‘
F. If. Mpntgomery, 32 France street.
. ‘ ‘ a23 3t
WANTED—TWO OR THREE UN-
!umished rooms, for'ligbt housekeep-
Ing. Address “Light Housekeeping."
clo Sentinel. a21 3t
’ WANTED -~ TO PURCHASE
email piece of land on water. Piece
may be on an island, inlet, creek, or
harbor. Address J. A. 'l‘., jr. Box 83
Norotom Conn.
FM
BUSINESS NOTICE,
v. THE UNDERSIGNEO CON-
Iraolor, hereby extend an invitation to
all persons desirous of building to
,visit the.two buildings I am complet-
ing on Burritt avenue. One of the
buses is completed while the other
one is half done. Come and be satis-
fied ctr-the good workmanship and
material which I put into all houses
{which I build. i build according to
the taste of the owner and I attend to
the buying of all material personally
gdtting the best of everything. Let
me tigure on your new home and you
{will never regret it. You have no ex-
tras to pay for and you get the best
workmanship and material. Stephen
0'- Kiss 76 Lexington avenue, South
Norwallt, Conn. . . an ill
_.
A“. moms, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re
paired. Prices reasonable.
. H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
‘ladies' and gents garments. Making
gof'dgdies' Suits to order a specialty.
B‘kir'ts from/I83 up. Suits from $8_ up.
’ '1. [Satisfaction or no pay.
,u'ALIQN 'Mlowlrc—Mns SANTA
limo, graduate from the University
" ~ . at Italy". menses in New York and
' Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
/ II Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 18 m
‘IALVATOR criAalor-r— onNE‘n-
ml contractor. Estimates given on
in kt-ds'of contract work. Be sure
on get our estimate. We dinners you
money. Phone 8164. :5 Wood St.
,eMI'ri-l- AND waiioHr 11.1ch
5 ~ .ire'duCed‘ their expenses to a minimum
.lvvill giv’e astonishing low prices. on
fjoinliug, paperhanging arid" general
gsao‘bbing. 274 East avenue aud‘~10.(30t-~
E . consultancy. 1271-3. eerie-2..”
'We my best prices for all kinds of I
,. JUNK. ,
,THE WM. EFFRON ‘co'., Inc.
_-.:V“.;scnd postal or telephone. Tel. ‘441
. . ' .
ngorlon House
w: 1‘“ " (Gregory-Boulevard)
., , . .EsstNorwalk . -
- ‘ . ‘ Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS . OF SEA ,‘FOOD
v. ,-~C;OOI_(ED TO ORDER. '
Joan- E. O’SULLIVAN, amp
Telephone Canine.»
-..-.
i.
To neglect to read the Sentinel
"Furnished /, Rooms" advertisements .
may mean that you'll pay more thali "
get less _ thml ‘you:»‘
'x. . .l
is necessary and
should have. 1 ' ‘
. \
:24 at!
all) (it;
a!!!»
TO LET.
'ro LET—FROM SEPT. 1. A NINE'
room house on Burritt avenue, just
completed. Ail modern improvements,l .
istorage. Norwalk.
bath, gas, electric lights, hot Witter
heater. Stephen '3. Kiss. 76 Lexington,
avenue. ‘ a2l 3t;
. y i
To LET — HOUSES, FLATS,‘
rooms, basement manufactory with‘
power barn carpenter shop House-i!
rrents ranging from $5 to $50 per”
month. Rents in Norwalk, South Nora
' _ iwalk, East Norwalk, Rowayton. Ray-3
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL:
housework to go to Bridgeport. Applyi
mond Bros. . 8‘14 3t
Vt’hen first interned in Switzer-
land, Gilbert gave his word not
5 35,93 SALI‘ to attempt toflcscape. The en-
' V forced idleness preyed his mind,
FOR SALE—NEW HU“"‘l'l'l"(""1“)1“.however, and he took back his
piano, never used more than 25 times. I promise and seized the first Op-
Call 0, phone 50, Reynolds & Sen portunity to get away. With the
“21 3t,assistance of a friend who pro—
}vidcd a disguise, he made his
FOR SALE-A SACRIFICE TO way to‘Lucerne and Geneva, and
close estate. 10 room, 2 family house'thence' to Annemasse, in France.
$2,550. Call 60 Meadow street, City?
321 at . OFFICIAL STATEMENT
l or FRANCE
To.
FOR 8ALE-—ONE UQUOR MU.
81139.5(” Town of Norwalk. For fur-»
ther information address P. 0. Boxl PARIS. Nut. 24, 2:25 p. m.—
573, South ivorwalk. alz u The French War Office this af—
i
To LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH.
ed room. Inquire 15 Haviland streetq
a23 3t;
I
_._. -. l
:Toilet, gas, water. Inquire 6 Elizabeth , George. -F. Gregory, 28 Franklin ave-i Somme
street. William Hiisdon. Phone 10243.1
a21 3t
TO LET — A'I‘ ROWAYTON.,
house of 7 rooms and both. Convenient
to station and trolley. inquire E. W.
Godfrey, Rowayton, or telephone 245-2.,
a21 3t‘
To LET—LARGE LIGHT OFFICE
on East Washington street. Electric-
ity. steam‘heat, janitor service. Ap-
ply Box 551. South Norwalk. am at‘
To LET—THREE NICE ROOMS
for light housekeeping. Furnished.
Gas, electric lights, stove, dishes, run-
lug water and room for two gentle.
men. Call and see them. No. 11
Haviiand street South Norwaik.
\George F. Foote, South Norwalir.
8'30 61.91 South Main street and*132 .Wolti
_ Itcrnoon gave out a statement on
AUTOMOBILES.
.the progress of hostilities reading
jas follows: .
FOR SALEANRD TOURNG CARE “Last night saw some artillery
Run- ‘
but very little .Like new in; every engagements in the sector to the
I e
and the Disc, and also in
323 mithc Argonne. ’
. . l “in the Vosges there were yes-
FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT' tcrday some very violent encoun-
Very reasonable it sold at once. Telo‘tl‘r?‘ 0" the hflzhts it? the east
phone 1309.2_ 323 3t of the river l‘echt and to the
_.. ,north of the Schratzmannclc. In
Fort SALE—A LARGE LINE OFispitc of several counter—attacks
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.;thc enemy found it‘ impossible to
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street, 80. rc—capturc the ground they had
Norwalk. Phone ills-i. 3 sis in lost, Equally on the Barron—
.. . ikopf wc retained the advantages
FO'R SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA-lwon during the evening of Aug.
bout is H.'-P. in good order. lnquire§21 ‘ .' .
“The Gent'tans have delivered
6331.“ another MCI-t against our
'l~
nus, on the park.
(at
——--M trenches all file crest‘of Sender-
. » l 0'
' LOST. ~_. inach,‘blitllh§ywerc repulsed,
' ~ . a 'c 7. I,
LOST-A CRESCENT oops i D
leaf With diamond in center, between
liLiiNs TO-IN- ‘
GREASE MUNITIONS;
——-—-—
, jAPAN
l.
t.
M m
0F ARABIC BERLIN PAPERS RE- , The Tages Zeitung heads the
STILL LA‘CKING FRAIN FROM COM— ELOHdOD Telegraph dispatch wifll
—" - r ‘ lthe line “Wilson’s Seer
VVVASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—— MEjNT ON ARABIC Threatens," m
Detailed official information sur-
rounding the destruction of the
White Star Liner Arabic with
the loss of two American lives
still was lacking today. Officials,
however, continued their efforts
to get the facts necessary to en-
able the United States govern-
ment to base a course of action
upon.
Further dispatches were look-
ed for from Ambassador Page at.
London giving a summary of af—
fidavits obtained by him from
DETAILS
manual, Aug. 24, via 1,0..- TEUTONIC FORCES , _, ‘
don, It a. m.—-—No further details STORM BREST—LITO’VSK
concerning_thc sinking of thel R
Arabic have been published here! BERLIN, Aug, 24._ via ‘Lon—
and the Berlin papers refrainjdon, 4:05 p. m.—-—A hill at Kepy-e
from comment upon the situation .tow, to the southwest of the Rue-r
resulting from that event. lsian fortress of lihest-Litovsk,’
The newspapers publish what has been stormed by the Teutonic
purports to be a brief dispatch forces. according to an official
to the London Telegraph quoting statement given out today by the
Joseph P. 'l‘umulty, President German Army Headquarters.‘
Wilson’s secretary, as saying that
Americans 'are 'unitedly with the?
American survivors, and alsojpresidcnt and will, if necessary,‘ !'
word from Ambassador Gerad as offer their lives to maintain the?
to whether he had ”906in a fe'linalienable rights of Americans
port from .the German govern-Eon land and sea.
ment on the sinking of the Ara-l The Kreuz 7 Zeitung says:§ ‘
bic. i“These inalienable rights, as is1
\Nhilc the \Vashingtqn govern—' known, consist of using British!
nlent will not seek an explanation passenger steamers." _
from Germany foi‘ithe sinking Ol' Several papers publish ,the‘ "
the Arabic, in view of-its warn'vArabic's manifest on a trip from} Dainty Marguerite
ing against the destruction Of New York to London beginning’part Paramount
merchant ships without notice, llljuly 29 as contained in a reporti ” c
is believed here that “0'10 WI" b"iof the German-American Ch'am- “The Seven SISICI'S'
Pleasant Hour. Lockwood’s Hall.
TODAY SURE .
Clark in a In»
volunteered . unless 'Gcrmany her of Commerce of New York. TOMORROW
wishes to make an outright lSSlle£This report says that the Arabicl ,
with the United States. =“which was painted like a bat— “ God :9
Meanwhile. the Situation con—l fleshipy had ,2 Améncm guard- The “038
tinues a waiting One. Will Of' iall angels aboard." THURSDAY
a
Emily Wakcmsn Hartley. .
Manager
Phone 2300.
Russian battleship Siava and’
German dreadnoughts. . l
“The importance of this fight";
the statement says, “consisted in
preventing the Germans for a
certain time from forcing our po-!
sition. Calm, foggy \v'eather fav
1
yoch the enemy‘s operations cum
lficlal anxiety increasing in thei The Lokai Anzeiger says thatlom Petrova in a new special fail?!
ernmcnt of Germany. was equipped for battle andlu'nle
GULF OF RIGA OPER- l
LONDON, Aug. 24, 4:50 a. m.
semi—official statement issucd‘atl
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
unequal combat betWecn the old§
MatinceWedhesday. i
. . lleart of a Painted
therefore not to be consrdered av .
ATIONS DESCRIBEDI" .--
-—-The naval operations ill the.
Petrograd and transmitted to the:
AUGUST 23, 24 and 25 i -
absence of word from the gowithis report shows thatthe Arabic,
or
iharmlcss merchantman. lwnmall
Gulf of Riga are described in at SIAMfokn IHEAIRE
Reutc'r Telegram Company, as anf
Presents ‘ ' .
i‘abling him to escape our ODSCI':
To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITHingeL Reward. inquire Sentinel 0f».
improvements, at 9 Hamilton avenues. ‘
5 rooms with improvements. at. 721
‘2‘: all ,.,.i’l".01~(l().,i Aug, star—Premier
o
W...
lvation and proceed more quietly:
{Okuma and Minister of War Okn‘xwith the work of mine destroys
have paiduasvisit toNikho to rc—.
ing. The operations, neverthc—é
"‘JIJSI lililli minor
. A New Play by Jules Eckcrt Goodman
WITH A NOTABLE CAST INCLUDING
a
North Main street.
Grocery Company.
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
secondvtioor, 12 High street. Suitable
for 2 0r 8 Adults.' Inquire at premises.
323 ill.
.TO LET—21 UNION ST. 1 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 if
ifili Niilifi
..DistriCt of Norwalk as. Probate
Court. August 23d, A. D. 1915.
Whereas written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Emory Le-
hotzky late of Norwalk in said dis-
trict, deceased .
Ordered, That "said application be
heard and determined at the.Probate
Office, in Norwalk on the 31st day of
August 1915‘ at 10 o'clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to. all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a newspa-
per hazfmg a circulation in said Dis-
trict at least live days before said day
of hearing.
HENRY w. audacity, '
824 it , Judge
m
NOTICE"
EXCURSION; ~-
STEAMER NORTHPORT ‘
BctWeen ' ’
’ ROTON POINT, 'VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves
Roton Point. prport
‘ 11:30 a. m. 9:30 a. m.
lzgop. m. _:_2_::oo-p.m:~-
8:00 p. in. 6:00 p. m.
‘Boa't arrives- ' " -Boat Leaves
Valley Grove. ' Valley Grove
12:30 p. 'm. 10:16 a. m.
’ 5:00 p. In. 2:45 p. m. ‘
‘ 9:00 pain. -: - ,_ - 6:45 p.-nl..
Boat arrlvcc at ' Boat arrives at
North‘p'ort' Retell Poln
1:30 p. m. 11:15 a. m.
5245' p. In. 3:45 p. In.
9:46 p.111. ‘ 9:45 p. m.
Fare—Round Tapioca.
‘ --'-..._--':L-.L
DANCING T
in thelpavilllon
THURSDAY.
ADMIesmN 25¢. I
Instructor in attendance to
. assist all who wish aid.
Private lessons any time by
_ iappointment.‘
' .w. A; NASH, Prop:
. Phone 80 3. . .
*
Westport
Inquire United ; A
. little more bearable.
ducted. _ It is ol‘c'o'né'ldernbl'e length,
. on each. The panels are of metal,
' mound "which will, presumably "be
, the city. , . .
‘ tional Baseball commission,today do! I .—
League: Club.
W ,. rr' ,.
LOST .A SMALL YELLOW.DOG.3 .. ‘ . ‘ . f .
nswers' to the name Fritz. Liéensolport to_thecmpcror t mt D an 0."
number is 44.460. if found return m‘lncrcasulg the supply 0f mum-5
c_ A. Pahlitsech, 22 Glenwod avenue. tions in acordnncc with the dc—«
‘ , _ ' a23 striaton recently reached to employ
. . inll available resources. both gov—
' =cnlmclita’l‘tfnd private. ltlr'sn't‘ll:
LOOK! ,
. I share profits with you by giving Japan's allies in the war. After-
you the lowest prices on 15 years gum. i \vnrds monitor and war lmnlstcr
anteed tin made into leaders, hamficonfcrrcd at length With the
made, painted inside, tin monug'bassadors of the Allied Powers.
plumbing and heating, 1 (lrdcrs have been dcspaichc'l
HENRY a, HEQELElN‘ ito the foundrics and factories of
56 Water St. Phone 1105.12lthc cmnirc- that are engaged in.
the production of munitions to
érusll their work.
i
---——w--~> ..
l
inn,r the nation's output in aid of:
|
BEAUTIFYING diLLBOARDS.
--——
Day of Cheap and Uni)! Affairs Seema‘; RUSSIAN AUXILIARY ,
To Be Giving Way to New Style. ‘ " SHIP SUNK.
There was a time when most anyl ‘3 .——-—— . S
old thing was considereth good; BERLIN. Aug. 2.1, via wire-
enough for a billboard. Tempor-llcss.—~TheT German Admiralty t0-
ary affairs were erected. cheap, ugly‘rdny announced that a German:
i
l
l
and unstable, used for a season orisubmarinc had torpedoed. and':
two, blown down. perhaps, by njsunk a Rnssmn auxdlry ship-atlmm‘c
heavy wind and allowed to remain'thc entrance to the Gulf of Fm-‘
a ruin. This was particularly true‘land.
of 'the painted board lining highq
ways and railroad tracks.
But organization and system have
changed this to a great'extent, and:
now those who make a business of]
securing. and maintaining billboard
advertising are, putting up boards
that pretend to some degree of ar-
tistic“ appearance and are sufficient-
Norwalk attorneys are interested in
~ ly substantial to withstand any- the'iact that within less than two‘,
Thgmweeks. the September terms‘oi both
i the Superiorand Common Pleas courts
particulwm open in Bridgeport. There are a
number of local assessor considerable
interest, among them'the’ Fair case,
that will come up -at this ‘session.”
thing except a hurricane.
is a general antipathy to billboards
on the part of 'the public:
larly when one is stuck beside a:
dwelling house, shitting of! light?
and a view of the street, as is the.
V i I ,: . . , .
cm in "my mum” in this °l y )Deputy Shel-ins ‘Edward B. ‘Doulens
but these attempts at attractive; -- , ,
Ge hel .5, make the situational and Nelson W. Benedict can make
n 85 'p iservice for the September, terms in
these courts.‘ f . ‘
A corner. lot in‘ the southern part
of the city has alnewly-erected bill-
board. which illustrates the style. in!
which» many of them are being
~_—‘————-—_ '
ff .
netting in trim.
*“Yon‘re going to the gymnasium
pretty regular ’now, aren’t you?" ,
' “Yes. ' Hawkins called me a
liar three months ago. and in about
three months morel' the ready to tell
him he's another."—- t. Louis PosteDls-
patch. . - -
about'iten feetdn height and broken
at intervals by 7 columns with a; cap
painted. Between: be lower edge of
the boards and t e ground. lattice-
work is constructed? The grodnd be»)
tween the street‘_ and the board has
'been'turned into a circular pyramid
anilir‘lghl we‘miu. "
Neurlyevery spectator at ulSpanhh
bulltlght comes :1 ‘whistie,'.which he
blows if he considers a toreador to
have-broken any of the rules of the
planted—to flowers. Billboards of' offline-f ' ‘ ' ‘
similar character are being ‘or have .
been erected elsewhere in and about
Enforced Trothiuinm. ,
Blobhe—W-igwag' is the most truth-A
,Iul man l,f,l§lpowflSlobbs-g~y¥es. Wig-
wag has such a (1 memory he has to
stick to theevtrutb.—l;'hilndelphia Rob;
a—-——¢———_——.——
BENTON
BELONGS To new YORK}
Nan-loans. . l
» NEW YORK, Aug.» bin—The Na-
.. Mr"
4
"V
cm“! mt, ml" Benton. “"1“”? °" " Accepttall' the, luck that comes
the 0‘90“” Club“ .1: “83“?" “15‘ your Wayé-Lbut 'don’tidependibn;
A m - '
dunner noun also
it linen; counts.
lThursday is the last day on which-
' pendent,“ ' said- he ‘ thought ~that§
_' the colorsfi‘. the retiringvambassag
* treated b’ecauses'they'are excel;
"int-EMAIL REVENUE , assgclnl
Kathiene MacDonell. Ottola Ncavmlth, Julia Mills, Elliot Dexter,
‘ Frank Losce, Ernest Trucx, David Glasstord, Lizzie Hudson Colliery
Frank Kemble Cooper, William Norton. ‘
Curtain 8:30 P. M. Matinee 2:15 P. M.
less, cost the Germans some vcs-I
scls and one cruiser which blcw‘i
up on mines. . y
"The night of the l7th the:
enemy sent into the Gulf two of}
his best torpedo boat dcsirovcrs,
to attack the Sims. which had;
prevented his operations at dawn. “
These torpedo boats were. unable;
to find the Slava. but while pro—1' . . ..
ccedinpr in the region oi their
w
r!
PRICES: Evenings $1.50 to 25c. Matinee $I.oo to 35¢.
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN
stuadron encountered 01er tor» , i , ‘ 5
pi... i... m... We Shore Dinners RilTON Pom Milli
which immediately a engaged: ‘,
them. '
“After twenty minutes of fierce
, Day and Evening Basket Parties Welcome
fighting the leading cnemv tor-g _
pcdo lipat had her funnel dcmol- ”W
islvcd and suficrcd sever damage; OPEN YEAR CO MP0 I N N wES‘rPORT.
which compelled hcr to‘takc to: , .
flight The other torpedo boat , AROUND ‘ bonnecttcut.
' Dino slid Dance Between th. Conan—Orchestra. .
which went to the assistance of; \
hcr consort also gave up the ‘ ______ C A'F E G R ILL .r
Inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food And Serviceu .
fight and soon afterwards theg 5
$1 50 SHORE- DINNER SPEIIAL $1 50 V,
seriously damaged vessel,
12 Noon to $.10 p.m.—Commencing May 29.
NI E N u .
Olives. Celery. manna. Pickles, Little Necks, Clam Chowder. mil,
apparently sunk. It is reported;
in Season. Parisienne Pomrfiall Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise :
Dressing; Half Broiled carom, New Boiled Potatoes. Vegetables in.
already announced in official:
communications another German‘
auxiliary cruiser was sunk}?
The Slave isa vessel of 13.5l6_i
tons..which was laid. .,do.wn, ~lni
I V f'I‘hrce‘sister ships ‘were
sunk in the battle of the Sea of' .
Japan on May 27, 1905. A fourth
'was captured the next day, and
is now the Japanese Iwann.
ITALIANS WILL BE AL- .
LOWED TO" LEAVE
———-—
that in addition to the Germanf
among-Deni “one.
losses between the l6th5an‘d 22nd}
A LA CAME arguments? ALL
o
e
TIMES-Telephone ‘ 98 2 Well.”
‘ ,GREAT’ESTL AUGUST”
w,-SALE_
Naby -Bey. ~T—urkish ambassador:
to‘ Italy, interviewed be‘fdre his:
departure from Athe‘. Italian capl-x-
tal by the Matin’s Ro‘me Corres-’
T inf August sale id-.progrcss_,,.as “thisfstot’cfil
'~ "t’forcibly‘dcmonstrates- the supremacyaof
I ,. . O“ t _ this store, savings to e‘vely purchaser
tal n now In. oman erri-,- _ , . , ' .
toryawiuld‘bcallowed to leave.” .. . AND OFFERS ‘OU ., . 5
“Apart from those called . to I ‘ .’ -., r, _ . , . , . - 1 ._ . J.
no: is quoted as Saving. :“there < ,everytllmgneeded for thehome atgrm
are a large number who desire to" - ‘ Iy REDUCED PRICES. .. , _ - .
remain, particularly thoserwork», ' ' 1 . _ . . , .
ing' on the Bagdad Railroad.
They are well-paid and well:
r
w
lent workers; indeed. ,they IQ arer ‘
the . only onesrablcto. do the:
work properly? , ,
fl...
." . .q‘
The greatest silences of. the 1915 season was the I I
7' i .1. EDGE )CAR 1
I Only one in four flint wanted a “Dodge"was able to
get 0116.19 ~ '- .. . , 1
. 012nm 31(3wa .4
73 soai‘rnuam an
. . , flora?
New Young's“. film-The“ Inter-
nal Revenue AssociationJomposed ’of
Internal Revenue collectors through, 1 .
out thecountry iand‘liolding' its sixth
annual convention here, elected of-
ficers today.-. Daniel Donegan.‘ of the
Second New: Yin-k distri‘ct,‘ was" chos'
en «are-imb- A.D~..I«: Emmet—531cc
property of" the New. York Nationali
Its seming. If you;waut a 1'6
use a Sentinel Want Adv, - . ,'
q .
b mono. Va, "Recruitment: «In J; wu-
SLBENEmc a...
.umswswmluson.«was “ 1 ‘11 i . 1 v .. .-
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