Evening sentinel, Monday, September 6, 1915 · page 3

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Wants!

Classified
For Sale,

Professional Cards.
Miscellaneous

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“Ads.”—To Let, '
Business and

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price. '

Herons Boll One or Tee Oil,
Illem America' ns—lio lives Were l
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l TO LET.

 

WANTED—A MAN THAT CAN RUN
auto and be la handy man about a
place. W. G. t‘rocuett, 50. Main St.
city. , sti 3t.

 

WANTED—bilLIlINE-R FOR FIRST
or second trimmer. Address Milliner,
Sentinel Office. 54 3t

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BUSINESs NOTICE.

 

A. MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST..: _ _

South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles]

and Sundries. 30th B0” 11d exchanged. 3 floor, 25 Putnam avenue, all improve, Murray's, Mansfield avenue. 0:: Ridge. ‘. steamers summoned by wireless

Expert repairing. lBa‘by carriages re
paired. Prices reasonable.

 

sALVA'ron GHAlflIDTT— GENER-
pnl contractor. Eistlmates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
so not our estimate We can save yonl
.me’r Phone 8165. 16 Wood St.

 

T0 RENT—NINE ROOM. ONE‘
family house. All improvements. Hot
water heating, gas. Only suitable for'
large family. Inquire Steve Kis, 76;
Lexington Ave.

T0 LET—WHOLE 0R PART OF
house with all modern improvements.
Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire of

 

EMrs. Marshall ll. Toiles, 194 East 3V8“ 1— — ._- -—- —————

line 84 3t

 

FOR RENT—6 ROOMS, SECOND

ments and furnace. inquire .\i. .l.
- Crowley. 4 West Main street, Nor-
walk. 84 3t

 

To LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE.
house. six rooms and bath. All im-
provements. Good locality. Apply to
Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St. John street.
East ‘Norwalk. 34 3t

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L(}.\'l)(l.\',15t‘lil_ 5 fisg a. lil.
-Thc Allan -ille stcalllshil Hes—1
FOR SALB' periall was torpcdoetl alt 8:20

FOR SALE -— ABENImOTHlU'ClUCk 135‘ night off the southi
Steam Heater, radiators. gage, valvesncuam ”l lrclalld, 100 miles SOUtll~
pipes, asbestos coverings. Nearly new west 0f l‘astnet. Al’l’rOXiilldlvl)’l
73 Cedar street. 84 3t 350 passengers “Pri- on lloarli,‘1
m imlt‘ or two of them Americans;

 

 

 

 

l FOR SALE—BROWN LEGHORNHMI were saved, according to the‘:

:Chicks. Also White Pekin ducks. Tulshh’e‘t ”PM ”filled by the Allan?
:year's hatch. inquire Knudsen. No. 32.14“? i
Myrtle street, East Norwalk. all 3t5. 'l 1‘“ steamer (lid "0i sink and
__._, _ 1is reported proceeding under con—
GENTLE‘ voy. to Qllccnstown, to which.
Used iport most of the passengers and‘

at‘crew were taken by rescuel

 

FOR SALE—SOUND.
;horse. about eight years old.
‘only for driving. Can be seen

 

.Darien. 53 (it calls or help.

‘_ D Passengers landed at Queens—
1 FOR 8ALE—PLATE GLASSllIOWII asserted the attack was
store front formerly in Conneally ticjlnadc without warning. The

iBracken store. Also extra place glass] United States embassy here has
,store doors, at bargain price. For fur“ not yet received inorlllation on
fiber particulars inquFe Swartz & COF- this point. Tile American con—
lbett. 83 Washington street. Sill at Qtlcenstown tclcgraphedl

tllc clllbassy, however, that there

 

 

STORE CLOSED TODAY.

Tomorrow we’ll parade the
New Fall Styles for men and
boys.

Fall suits for men $10
$30.

to

Fall overcoats $10 to $25.
Fall hats, shirts, neckwear.
collars, socks. handkerchiefs.
gloves, underwear, pajamas,
everything right in style,
quality and price.

Rogers 8: Stevens

South Norw’alk.

 

A fleet of rescue steamers soon
reached the. scene and all

Norwalk. i

:tcrtained that Serbia will grant
her late enemy all the territory
ldemandcd in Macedonia. ,
& Advices from Sofia indicate;
Ithat unless the whole of Mace-i
’donia is conceded there is little
Ichancc of re—establishment of the
‘ lialkall League. It is pointed out
lill official circles at the Bulgar—
‘tian capital that compliance with
‘the program of the Entente Ai-
lies means actual participation in
Ethc war. while agreement to the
jrctluest of the ('cntral Powers i111-
,piics merciv friendly neutrality,
ycxpresscd in permitting the, ship-
1ment through Bulgaria of arms
1and other \var supplies for the
’ Turks. ~
Although it has been establishv
.cd rather dcfinitcly that London
has no part in the initiation of in-
formal peace discussions, it is
iplain that official circles are in-
jtcrestcd kccnly in the news of
‘activity in this direction. There
are straws ill the wind which in-
dicate that what are designated
as “proper peace overtures" on
,thc part of Germany would meet
‘with consideration. However.
{the general public, not so well-
lllli'OVI‘lll‘t‘d as is the government,
'{prbhably would regard such ovcr—
,turcs as premature.
While diplomats are seeking to'
icnlargc the sphere of the‘war,
land while talk of peace is in thcl
lair, the. great struggle continues:

 

 

the.aiong the front without interrup-{bcen rescued.

, Sheerness, England, with a cargo

the vessel was reported-to‘be i‘

GERMAN ARMIES RESIN?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(Continued From First Page.)

 

German promises to America not
to sink any more passenger
steamers without warning' were
brought about by the realization

that the submarine warfare 1.
against merchantmen had proved
a failure. He again intimates

that many German submarines
have been accounted for and adds
that British mercantile tonnage is
now greater than before the war,
despite the damage done by the
submarines. . .

 

BARK LEWIS IS
STILL AFLOAT

LONDON, Sept. 5. 12:38 p. m.
-—\’\’ord was received by Lloyd’s.
today that the British bark Wilo'
lianl T. Lewis. owned in. San
Francisco, was still afloat. She
is waterlogged.

A lllcssagc received, in San.
Francisco yesterday said the
\i'illianl T. Lewis had been fired
on by a German submarifgaf‘
Queellstown and was helié ‘ , .3
have sunk. She sailed from Ere
erctt. \Vash., on March 29 for

of lumber. A subsequentcablevf
gram from Queenstown said that:

derelict and that her crew had

 

own-D AND whim-11' HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
violin, paperhsngtlng and general
(ebbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-

persons In the small boats werelton The Russians are fightingl
taken aboard. When it was seen 1- desperately along the D'vina. pro-i
.thc‘ Hesperlan was likely ,to fC-ltccting the shortest road to 139—!
.maln afloat for some time, Cap-,trOgra'd They are developingr a;

 

FOR SALE—litRGAIN. BEAUTl‘iwere one or two Americans
ml 12 room, two famlly house, East.

‘aboard. adding that none was
Norwailr. Conn, for rent or for sale, lost.

and small countr lace 1 a s lnl . .
y p 2 ere 'ihc iicspenan, a vessel of 10.-

To LET—TWO SUITES 0F 01“-
ilce rooms, including one and two
room. Inquire at Keeler‘s Shoe Store.l
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101ch COMBINING u

tam Main, regarded 35 one Of‘countcr—offcnsivc before

 

 

 

‘ Darien, for sale. Box 686, South Nor- . ‘. .. , l . Vilna.‘ ’
sage street. Tel. nil-3. or 743-2. walla, Conn. T91, 359.3, 31 6t "20 tons gross. was outbount the "105‘ reliable commanders inlwhich evidentlv is designed to- ANTI-SPEED cm
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. LOM‘ TO LET—«I ROOMS ON SECOND .7. grout Lil‘elilxml- for Montreal. the Allan Line scrvlcc. lustslcd threaten Field Marshal von Him-l ’
‘ ' floor and large attic in house. No. 41 FOR 8ALE~COTTAGE EIGHT ‘13") 0 l e WNW” “'m “P0“ returning to his shit) tOldenburs's ‘right flank French? - ---- '

 

 

rooms Bath improvements Lot sullqnvoundcd Canadian soldiers on
line residential section, near car line.l”mr way home from the front.
Price very reasonable. Apply J. 'MJ
Layton & Co., South Norwalk. sl 6!.

await ”£7131“? Ofi Admirlal‘tflartillery is nounding’ the German! The 10C:i police are conducting an
“g5 W “‘1 e mi)“ “’0‘“ ”trenches alon the western front.'anti-speed campaign under the direo,
Earl-V “Torts “m“ Qg;““?‘°‘;’“ 1 able ‘0 take her safely t0 Queens-i ' g ition of cum 0: Police William R. Pom“
E'e‘rtflfltlé“ 1.1%“ “U9 ‘3 in “9 town. 'lwcrlty of his men wentt inington_ Complaints galore wet-o 1-9.

r; m ”n' iceived Saturday night about speeding

-° V“ V” W“ ”Vile“ “““‘ 1...... Hit PERSON lllllfll
in. and 250.!“ ‘th :illil'dv but l“ The Hesperian was a vessel oil 1 mm” on West avenue. Motorcycle _
later “’3" announced 3‘ ”‘9 Allan 6,124 tons' net. She sailed from. ‘ lomcer Jarvis Murray was put: on spe- 1 7'
WHEN AU!“ WAS Sinus“ lcial duty and he watched patiently for
' lllllllSlll‘!’

Cedar street. Inquire at No. 37 Cedar
street. s3 3t

LOST—A GOODYEAR TIRE AND
rim. 32 x. 4, between 'Belie Island and
Stamford; suitable reward. H. D.
llioyt. Crescent Terlrace, Stamford.

iiCAl plus

The Democratic, electors of the

 

 

'ro LET—FIVE ROOMS. RENT
reasonable. I“. How. 35 Cove avenue.
East Norwalk. s8 3t

 

FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR lacs
ones, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
573. South Norwaik. a12 tf

LINER GARiiIEfi _

 

 

 

To LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M-
provements at 72 North Main street.
Rent 813. Also 5 rooms with improve-

‘l'.iuc officcs‘in Liverpool that the ; Montreal Aug. 17 for Liverpool,

l’aSSQnLVCVS numbered ‘0an ahm‘tiwhcre she was reported to have! ione hour before he noticed trouble. TI
3:0,. 'lhcrc‘ were approximatelytanned Aug, 27, l Two jitneys, ladernwlth passengers,
250 “l the CWW- The Allan Linc. owners of the." were racing pellmell up the avenue.

 

 

 

 

 

,. ments at Hamilton‘evenue. in ulre .. _ - . ,1
Lily and Towth of Norwalk United Gricery Co :1 if MOUNTED RIFLE lllc attack upon the llcspcrlan,Hospcnan' has been operated for. Officer Murray hopped on hug cycle
are hereby notified and warnde ' \\. “\Slithi’TUV‘ Sept .5 .Art‘allllt' justflas tlprkness was fallllngi about three years by the Calla—'1 ‘ and made pedestrians gape after him '
that a conVention to nominate " ‘ r ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . '“ El’uSscnreQ w to have rcactct ' ' ‘ 3‘ ~ ' _ ' 1 ' V . . ‘
. 1D .llan I atlflt Rallroad. ships of tilt Party was doing our MONSS' Open month because of the unusual

proper to the named will be held in the
fl‘own Assembly Hull, Wall street,

To LET—3i UNION 8T. 7 ROOM cableg‘ram from American Consul

apartment. Possesion at once. Thei l’rosi at Qilceustown to the State! '

Out-custom express the bl'lii‘f line running between Great lirit—
that she had bt‘t’n ChRWd it“ ain and Canadian ports. I

ing on the [lie liailrozd, five

speed with which he pursued tie lir-
neurs, who were captured and ar-

di‘irst nrd, on MoWnday, September Hatch and Bailey Co. 1” tfi Department tomg‘lli. an"mun-mmsome distance by a submarine The Hespcriau. a twin scrcwl

 

K

. . Dated at Norwalk,

33th. 1915. at 8 p. In. All business
{proper to come before said convention
.wili be transacted. .
CAUCL SE8. l
First Ward Democrats will assem-
ble at the Town Assembly Hall, Fri-
‘day. September 10. 1915. at 8 p. m., to
elect sixteen delegates to the apove
convention. Ward and district oili-
cers and committees} will also be nomi-
nated. '
Second Ward Democrats will meet

at the City Hall building, Friday, (Sep- ,

tember 10, 1915. at 8 p. m., to elect
twenty-two delegates. Ward and dis-
.irlct officers and committees will also
be nominated. ,
’ Third Ward Democrats will meet at
i217 East Washington street. Friday,
September 10. 1915. ‘at 8 p. m., to elect
seven delegates. Ward and district of-
ficers and committees will also be
nominated. . 1
Fourth Ward Democrats will meet
in the Norwallr Town Court resin,
[Wall street, Fidday‘, September 10,
(1915. at 811p. m., to elect nine dele-
gates. Ward and districtofllcers and
committees will alab the nominated.
Fifth Ward Democrats will meet at
the Reliauce ‘Hoolrfand Ladder Conl-
raeV's’I-hoeset New» some“ 1.0..
{1915. 8 p. m., to elect three delegates;
M’ard’and district oillcers and commit-
tees will also be nominated. ‘ .
‘ ' September 3,
#9115 .2 ‘ 1
‘ Signed,‘ t. p .1 ,
FRANK H. MERRILE'Chalrmal‘i.
’ DANIELIKEOGHD o ‘.

 

AUTOMOBILES.

 

used automobiles. at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street, So.
Norwalk. Phone 1413-4.

 

 

 

We pay bestvprlces for all kinds of
JUNK.

THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
Send postal or telephone. Tel. 441

Bids for constructing 17,000 square
yards of concrete road and bitumin-

ous road with concrete base, will be

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Highways and Bridges, Town Hall,
Darien, Conn, until 12 In. Saturday,
'Sept. 11. 1915, and then publicly open-
ed. 'Plans and specifications may be
seen and proposal blanks obtained at
the above mentioned office.
ROBERT N. GREENE C. E.
Supt. of Highways and Bridges.

 

. Dorian Home
(“cacti >2 -,
0 May "I:

KINDS or summon
. conical) .TO ORDER. 1.

 

[FOR sKLE—A LARGE LINE or-

a18 1m:

received at the office of the Supt. of;

IHORE DINNERSAND. ALL

the torpcdoiug of the Allan Lille

probably eight or tcu ’livcs. said
the litter carried llloullted and
visible on her stern zl 4.7 illch
rifle,

The consul's message dated 1
p. 111. today, follows:

“The Allan Liner licspcrinll
torpcdocd by German sublllurinc
70 miles southwest of liastncl at
8:30 o'clock Saturday evening.
One or two Americans on board,
none lost. Loss of "life about
eight. \Vcsscl has not sunk. Ad-
miralty boats landed passengers
and troops at 8:30 this morning.
li’ave rcturncd to bring Hesper-
ian in here (Queenstown). Due
about 9 o’clock tomorrow morn~
ing. There Were about 54 Caj
nadian troops on board. unorgan-
izcd and mainly invalidcd. Also
one 4.7 gun mounted and visible
on stem. Vessel bound for Mon-

treal”

 

 

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Officer Murray arrested Augustus
Jacobs, in West avenue. Sunday morn-
ing, for speeding and reckless driving.
He was released on his own recog-
msonce to appear In court.
1 Oflcer Cilit wont—,to~=New~;-Canaan
avenue, Saturday night. in response
to a summons.~ftom. nelghbors,.coln:.
staining. of . petty .1 depredatidns ‘ and
rowdyism.- He brought back withhiln

. James..‘.‘,Wicked"- Murphy, James lien;
. ly, William. Hoffman...lames,.loseph-
. Riley. anddohn Brooksgold offenders

was \\'lllllliJI'Iillt!t‘. . The attack “)03. She was 345 fct long. with:
“Same 9“ suddenly. ‘,l was statcdpa beam of ('0 feet and a depth oft
itllat great alarm was felt aboard hold of 30 feet.

111w stcamvr. . MONTREAL. Sept. 5.—~Thc

.pcrian f()r\\’aT(l of the engine received cablcgrams from line‘-
room. tearing away the “WWW“ land informing them that the
,part so that water rushed into the llcspcrian. which was torpcdocd.‘
liorward compartments. The \virc- , was proceeding to Qucenstowu
ilcss operator illstantlyscut outiundcr “"1va All the passen-
itllc call for aid wllilc Capt. Main.“rs \vcrc saved and “,0 ”6“,!
lordercd thr- boats over the sidt‘.§‘wa5 standing by the vessel.
lTl‘”T 0‘ thcni are said t0 ha""iNlllnbers one and two holds were
ybccn upset. in“ launching and full of water. 1
itwentv persons who were ill]llrt‘tl LIVERPOOL. Sept. 5' 10;3o_
[have been landed at Quccnstown. ‘ p. mfznm Allan Lim- issued the
2% far as known. all lllOSC thrown following- noticc this evening:
“All passengers and crew of

linto the water were saved.
the licspcriau were safely land-
ed todav at Quccustown.‘

lON'llON. Sent. 5, 10:15 p. 111.

HILLSIDE ,
—Ma]or J. S. Barres. who was

A sweet eon elaLe ,, ,
' r h twelve

l PROSPECT HILL. No ‘ tl'cturnmg to Canadavtt
“WALK iofficcrs and tlllrty—elght men to

l Founded b Elizabeth . .
( y Burr ”a" recuperate from wounds. said

1883. . -
concerning the torpedonlg of the
1 The School will open for the Fall Hesperian: ' . i
l'l'erm on Thursday morning. Septem-l “Perfect order prevailed. 0n?
«ber 16, 1915, at nine o'cloc/Mll clas‘boat capsized through the. falls
sesexcept the primary recite in the getting jammed and some one
school, building. on Prospect avenue. cutting the ropes to facilitate the,
'Bulltronttle' slope *ot‘the ' hill; each lowering of thei'boats.”
floor has an exit on the ground lev- The Hespcrian, according
chums: obviating «all dangerin case Capt. Main, was 1-30 miles west
OH!"- .. A of Queenstown. when she was
. «Agnew, building in course, of con-,tOI'PedOCd-
struction contains air new; classrooms1
and a gymnasium 40 x 75 feet.
Special gymnastic’work in all class-

 

 

ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PEACE. NEGOTIATIONS

. . iircia.‘ sun as it was . ., _. 1.. ~ , (g. ,. ; Miles South of Rochester, New
stelllllcr licspcrulll w1tll a loss ofl “huh l \ it ”‘tm'mr' “ ‘5 I’m“ ‘t :l'lsgou 1n

York

'ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Sept. 5.—»Fi\‘e
persons were killed today at Industry.
five miles south of here, when then

r ‘ I . . .~_‘ , l. ‘ , r -. l - ' '
i l'ht torptdo “fink the ”‘5 Allan 1“” mnnagtmtlll today auto was struck by a fast train on lllc'llitlng it up

Erie Railroad.

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BROWNSVILLE, Tex.. Sept. 5.—Twoy

Mexican bandits were shot today by
American soldiers who returned the
bandits fire across the Rio Grande at
C‘avazos Crossing. The gravity of
the situation was somewhat relieved
by the active cooperation of Carranza
military authorities, who removed
Carranza troops. from the river bank
at Cavaz'os tCrossingland promised to
try to keep their men away from the
river.

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Interesting races were held yester-
day afternoon at the Nowell Yacht
Club. The boats in the star class
'particiupated in one series. the Ben-
shee coming in first. the nu; Dipper
second and the Coot. third. It is an-

 

rested.
‘1 New Haven Speeder Arrested.

Officer Murray yesterday morning
literally flew after one Augustus Ja~
coils, of New Haven, who, according tor
the officer, climbed the Armory Hill.
at 45 miles an hour. as
well as speeding along West ave’lilm.
The officer purcued .\ir. Jacob3“atl’d
took hinl in tow just at the Darlen—
‘Norwalk line after an exciting chase,
in which the New Haven man was a
participant unknown to himself. He
will be tried before Judge George H.‘
Vosburgh. who will hold court this
morning.

Missing Girls Make Appearance.

Miss Irene Marshall, of Howard are:
Ilue. and Mrs. Joseph Mueller. of Win— 1.
field street, who have been missing for
some days past. retprned to their
homes Saturday. The police, it is
said, will take no action concerning
the Marshall girl unless her mother
V makes formal complaint. .

Demented Man Missing.

1 The local police hay/e been request: ;
ed to assist Dr. MacFarland. of the 1.
Green's Farms Sanatarlum, in search-
;lng for a young 25-year-old man who .
.disappeared from that institution. , ‘
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DIES IN MOTORCYOLE ACCIDENT;

WINS'PED, ‘Sept., 5.—Chester Cap}
sill. aged 22, died tonight in the codhtyl.
hoepiull .here as the result .of injuries
received today in a motor cycievcolli‘e-
ion with Joseph Dupe. on the Terri”;
ton road. The two Were ridingtowat'd
Winsted when Dube‘s machine, skidd}
ed "DD: Struck cargul's‘ machine. .t'rue

 

 

 

 

.1 NAN-Km” AUSTIN- term a. O‘SULLIVAN, p...
. FRANK a. mavens, . . ..

» . is. J. REY-Nouns; ,' Telephone ' m., ,1
i ' _ ' bit‘y Committee. ‘ .. , ,p , . .
- LIVES savEn ~

By having us inttail Hot Water“

nounced thatrthere will be races to
day at the club.

 

.r “ii a. fractured skull‘and .
broken neck. Dube was thrown to the
ground. but i his injuries are not, not». ,

all. . . . -
, ‘ 5 V .- a”. _ ~ - ~ , LNmNi,'Sept.-5. 12:31 p.71it.
For "#1330115 01 "“1110 Officer 01‘!“ 9011839,?1‘8Dam01‘y. General 31!“ 1 In the absence Of marked changes
“"9““ William Schnakenburg Sun-.ffipecial.Coul-ses m" oider‘giris, "union any of the‘battle fronts. the,
_ “Flttemmn- .SchnakenburgDput .“l‘ I-Ipunlojbdzdencingnnder“ “"9019“," Englishpulilic‘hasagain turned} Harry Cohen, of New Rochelle-“ ions. . , . p . -
‘ “511 'bond 0' ”5‘ ~I-Ie- also Dfsiled instructorslglPflmar-y and intermedhl its attention to 'the diplomatic Sit-gapending the weekend and holiday Cargill was the propfietor,bf a sub,
fto haves oar. certificate in his pocket... argument-talent for little girls anal-nation iii" the Near East and tO' with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam- age and a promoter of motor cycle»
~ :A 0511' came from the Nu"?! ‘-.h°m?3110r 1’0” under ten-years. French rumors 'of-tentative-effol‘ts in thel uel Cohen, in High BWL \mces, ‘ '
(treat. Steam and Hut‘Atr by reliable - ., . e - .. _ " 1“, “imam” “venue“lm "film" to “ugh; l“. ““1 We? ”WW“ “3 ‘n' direction of, peace negotiations. l ‘
"hitters. . , . .1 .1 . ,1, , Piehiliit i-leilr headliners-“idol! the First district police, sayingthata cluding the sixth. Arrangements made] . I‘tDi's announced Officially, 'at-‘
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