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Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLesa. 26c
Three Times 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Classified
For Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads. ”———To Let,
Business and
,meenom or SPEECH
IDENUNCIATED 1N LONDON
LONDON, Nov..241:.45p m.I
IHouse of Lords in which he at-
Itacked the British Headquarters“
Stafi‘ Earl of l)erb3 111 chargelof
British recruiting speaking toda3
Ibefore the Stock chhauge de-I
clared that the House of Lords
needed a cenosrship. ,
l "The man who gi\tS informa-
tion to the enemy ” said Lord
WANTED.
WANTED—EVERY WOMAN TO
know that we are selling out our sec-
ondhand machines, $5 up.
machine guaranteed in first class run-
ning order.
store, 15 Railroad avenue.
k
WANTED~HARNESS
iApply Rhymond Bros.
‘ MAKER.
n24 3t
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 0R
strong boy in a dry goods store. Ap-
ply A. chkerman & Son. n24 3t
WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING.
‘er sewing machines. Steady work.
D S. Roth & Son 00., 40 Water street.
n23 3t
7-
WANTED—MADE HELP. SALES—
men to call on planters with our high,
hast grade standard garden and grass
seeds. Eleven consecutive years of
Increasing business. enables us to of-
fer a permanent position with good in-
jcome. Experience unnecesary. Cobb
(50., Franklin. Mass.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
)f cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwallr. Tel. 1151.
i CLUETT, PEAIODY I: 00.,
giant-—
Experienced operators on power ma:
Mines.
1 . AUTOMOBILES?"
1w.
REAL BARGAINS—1910 Chalmers]
80 Touring, $200 1913 Mercer Racer. over the Peoples Trust CO" formerly: Norwalk, within and for the District
3750; 1914 Ford Roadster, 3225; 1914
Ford Closed Delivery. 8400:, 1915
Overland Six, $750: 1916 Chalmers
Six 40, 81,000. All cars guaranteed.
Naast Bros. Garage, South Norwtlk.
[‘onn. Phone 1360. n23 5t
.—
See them at the S ugtr -—
I TO LET.
TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE [NI
East Norualk, finely locate... rnear
South Main street. n24 3t
T0 LET—2 CONNECTING FUR-
nished rooms with gas, cook stove andI
convenience for light housekeeping
$2 50 per week. Inquire 214 East ave-
nue. n25 3tI
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LC-
cation, rent reasonable F Hopp, 35
‘Co1e av,enue East Norwali. 24 3t
1 To LET—-A SIX ROOM COTTAGE
‘et No. 12 South street Apply at No.
I13 South street.
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street; improvements. 3 offices,
I‘Washington street. lnqu'e Samuel
I Roodner. South Norwaik. n18 tf
TO LET—CHOICE RENTS IN NOR-
Iwalk, South «Norwalk, East Norwalk,
and Rowayton for all comers. Rates
from $5 to $50 per month. Raymond
Bros.
To LET—”FURNISHED ROOMS
with steam heat. electric lights and
_ bath; home comforts in a private
family. inquire 15 Washington St.
"To LET _. PLEASANT ROOM
with board. All conveniences, in pri-
|vote family. Address H. rM. 11., cars
.,Sentinel or phone 821- 4.
IDerby,‘ goes by an ugly name,
_Iand it should be giun just as
FOR SALE—A PORTABLE CHICK- Imuch to a SIMCII dahwred in
Ien coop, 6 feet by 10 feet with wireIthe “0““ 0f Lords 11> 10 a luau
1 son 3.41.1
liver!" water inquire of III G trockett “I run, 10 feet by 10 feet. Also three “I10 rI‘I‘S IIIS III“ HINDU»! infor—
Iscratch coops for small chickens. A lllatiOll for IDS eneln3
Ibargain. No if) Elizabeth street City. I AD” stating that "0 gentle
Iman \1 otlld have madt and gen-‘
FOR SALE—POPE MOTORCYCLE tleman would belic3e Lord St.
iulli equipped with Presto outfit 1811'. l)a3ids' aetusations and subject-
dem attachment, clutch and magneto.I iug Lord Ribblesdalt s recent ut-
ln perfect running order. inquigeI terallcts to a likt denunciation,
Ilianv Kaplin at Avricks, 1’. O. I‘A‘lrtl 1)1r|)3 spoke of recruiting.
Blotk Soulli Norwalk. n23 3t He said he had not come to en—
I _ ___/_ list recruits from the Stock Ex-
FOR .BALE—FURB. JULIUS TES- change, but to ask the loyal co
iny,1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport. operation of its members in the
Manufacturing furrier. Repairing a~sclleme he had undertaktn.
specialty. New furs always on hand. I “ \t the present moment no
028 in man has a right to say he is in-
Idispcnsahle in his present cm-
BUICKI plo3 mcut,’
I'ln.
FOR SALE—ONE 1918
touring Car. 1912 E. M. P. touring car.
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle’s Gar-
age.11 Raymond street. 11 tf our allies and our enemies
showing them that the voluntary
RUSINESS NOTICES
spirit ill England is as strong as
a, “Song, zircon-pa lAlN air: at. the beginning of the war.. E -
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyclu ery man should go before a lo-
“a Sundries. Both 5.1a nd exchanged. cal tribunal, which will determine
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re
whether he is indispensable."
paired. We do vulcanlxing. Prim rea- I.ord Derby asked for patience.
tunable.
saying that those working under
his scheme were eudcavoring to
do in six weeks under the volun—
tary system what Germany had
accomplished under conscription
in forty years. Men were enlist-
iup; in large numbers, but they
must come in very much larger
numbers during the next three
"slTUATIONS WANTED" ode If‘you
are obtained by advertising to the
out employers. The Sentinel reaches
his class in Nowalk and vicinity.
11011 1011013 _
TO LET—THE DENTAL ROOMS
occupied by Dr. Weed, consisting of
three rooms well lighted. suitable for
dress making establishment or other
light business. For further partlcu-I
lars, inquire at the oliice of The Old
Well Cigar Co.. 83 Washington street.
‘ LOST.
I LOST—0N MONDAY. A FINGER
ting containing two small stones.
Finder will receive reward by address-
Ing Ring, cIo Sentinel oflice. 1124 it
Hm-__- _ ._-.
RECOMMENDS GIVING“.—
_ UP BALKAN CAMPAIGN
l RFRLIN, N01. 24, b3 nirclcss
lo Sayville."— 1.111 13110 \lau‘riuid
the widely known Italian war cor-
respondent, ttlcgraphingr
Noustir, recommends that tthn“91 6 room “In ‘1 lmprovementsI
Quadruple Alliance give up its
alkali campaign as lost " says
Illle Overseas Agency today. “T he,
Serbian traged, he declares, is
”healing its en amid the univer-
‘ TO LET—STONE HOU'SE. ALL lM-I
" pro1e1nents. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.‘
chicken house, fruit trees. small coir
tags on premises. Rent 830. Gregory
iiouiev ard. Fi1e room apartment. beau-
“D“ view °f 90““ In?“ class condi— of the second part of Harold A Sco- W oodhrldge illgelow of White Plains currency. 11
field, a minor child of said parties of for appointment of a conservator ovIer no silver with which to pay "8 “'9
tion Rent 812. East Washington St,
East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohannan,
64 South Main St. Phone 60. n10 tf
TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
flonl with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave-I the approval of said agreement;
32 Taylor avenue,
Ilnquire United Grocery Company, No.
Main street.
I
' 1'0 Lsr~anuovarao THROUGHI
weeks if the position of the vol-
untary system was to be made
absolutely unassailable.
IOI Norwallt on the 24th d3.) of NOV'I I‘\\ C are going to win this ‘Var
ember, A D-19I5 whntcur the cost,’ " he declared,
Where“ a “VIM“ "III?“ agree- ‘but it is no use making;r thatI
ment, dated the 27th day of Septem- assertion unless c3cr V one does
her 1915, by and between William L his dut3 at this crisis.
_IScotleld and Frances ll Scofleld, l1u_s-‘
,bend and wife, of Norwalk in said! COLONEL HENDRIE FREE.
At a Court of Probate holden at
l
Ix’ossm 0 Plain.
Inot seeing complete
,District, of the First. Part and Freder Iiuag. Keatlng Dismisses His oaugh
ick A. Beer and Hattie D. Boer, hus-i
Iband and wife of said Norwalk of the,
Second part, providing, in substance. 111g,
for the ielmi adaption b1 the parties dismissing the application of
the first part, has been filed in this the pelson and estate of her father,
ICourt; and Col. Charles W. Hendrie.
I Whereas said parties In"? made No memorandum accompanies the
written application to this Court for decree The preceding is simply dis
missed.
Ordered. That said matter be heard Mrs mgelow also filed’ an appllm
‘and determined at the Probate Oflice tion for commitment of her father to
Iin Norwalk on the 4th day of Decem' a sanitariuln, on the ground of habit-
ber, 1915, It 11 001001! forenoon. and “31 lntemperanqe During the pro-
_tl1at public notice thereof be shell by ceeding. Col liendrie voluntarily on
publishing this order in a newspaper tered a local sanitarium. where he has
Sal indignation of the Serbians I out, newly papered, in first class mm. MW“! 5 CITCUIBIIOD in “II“ DISINI “1 been recel1lng treatment This action
against the Eutcnte Powers.”
SERBIA TO BE RULED
FROM MONTENEGRO
BERLIN, Nov. 24 6:05 p.111.
.~—:-A dispatch to the Berliner Zei-
hung from Sofia carries the re-
£0“ that King Peter of Serbia
as accepted an invitation from
[King Nicholas of Montenegro to
home to Cettinje and rule his
lCountry from the Montenegro
tapitai. The report adds that the,
Serbian ministers will accompany
[King Peter from Saloniki.
PAMC[___ llltAlRE
.“WHE'F-‘E EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra xoc.
Special Feature Today
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Wm. 'Fiox presents
NANCE _O’NE_IL_, in , , «
"A-wom'srasrn '
A thrilling picture of, the ,under-
world told in five ”national acts
Hearst Selig Weekly
' Main street. Norwalk.
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
well located. central. modern improve-
ments. Rent reasonable. inqul're No. 9
Elizabeth street. 018 tf
TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-I
or street, South Norwalk. Apply H. A.
IHegeleln Plumiber. Phone 110612
TO LET—THE FIRST FLOOR OF
We. 11 High street, South Norwalk;
'6 rooms and attic rooms. improve-I
ments. Inquire of Mrii. James Golden,
4 Fairiieid avenue. n6 tf.
TO LET—45 ROOM COTTAGE. WITH
all improvements. Also 5 room cot-i
tags Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. in-
quire J. Disesa, 611nm: -.Hotel or 121
‘ n4 (it
To LIT—ll WIT. 7110011
Mont. Posaeaion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. m if
INADVISABLE TO PLACE
RITI‘SH LAND FORCES
NDER ONE COMMAND
LONDON, Nov. 24, 3 :35 p. to.
—Premier Asquith told the
House of Commons today it had
not been considered advisble to
place all the land forces on thema
western front under one" com-
mander. The "Premier 5 statement
George Scott Romertson.
All modern improvements. Fine locali-I
ivas in reply to a question by Sir‘
‘least five days before said day of hear- removed necessity for proceeding un-
I lng. Ider the application of his daughtr. and
I HENRY W. GREGORY: it is expected the application will be
“24 1‘ Judge withdrawn.
The application to have a conserva-
i RESOLUTION 'tor apolnted for Col. Hendrle and his
The ofiicers and trustees of the estate was stubbornly contested in
Home Bank & Trust Co. 0' Darlen, the Probate Court, Stamford. There
ICo,necticut learn with feelings of the were many hearings, and sensational
deepest concern of the passing of our testimony was given Judge Charles
friend and associate, our founder and D Lockwood who tried the case for
‘3’“ President Judge Mark D -Wil- -Mrs.‘ Blgelow, sought to show that Col.
,bur. and we desire to leave here on Hendrie in geompuauvely short pen
the records of this bank, which will. led of time wasted “use fortune left
{we trust. be t Permanent Wins m‘m' to him by 11111 father, and that. unless
“maul. to I“! worth and WIIdOm, ““5 Steps WON taken- to secure the remgin.
__Ismall inadequate but sincere tribute tier of the shattered fortune the (:01.
to his long, honorable and useful car- onei would be in danger of becoming
car. ‘We have known Judge Wilber as a public charge An effort was made
a strong man of high purpose. and to prove a,“ the Colonel was quite
iine intellectual gifts at man of vision 0mm"! in his habits but there were
and wide horizon. He touched life at a number of substantial witnesses
.many points and always with algnl- who swore that they never saw 001
licence. We know that the world is Hendrie in a condition such that he
better that he lived in it. and we ask was not able to take care of himself
his family and friends to understand Evidence was adduced by Judge N C
for us the sympathy we cannot ex- I'm“! 00] Hendrle's counsel that
pre 331 ' Ipresented Col. Hepdrle in the light of
V‘“ “ an occasionally shrewd business men
NAVAL AVIATORe SPY DESTROY.- and a generally callable one Incident-1
m Iaily, a number of the small town lies
I\ PENSACOLA, pm, Nov 24—13:". that had been circulated about Col.
I“ aviators spied the deatroyer Starr- Hendrie and his petformances. from.
Iett, which “named yesterday to time to time wane shown to be near.
make port- unobserved. according to nothing more 0'19“
an announcement today at. the navy Judge Lockwood “Id succeed 1"
aviation station. The aviators want “10"“ that 0°" DMD“ made 11
out of sight of land to discover the urn-her 0’ 10“” wherein the security
Sterrett. They were scouting an hour was 3““! “lend“ ”‘1 "“3” "'- one
and five minutes and made their way‘ 1°“ “’0‘“ which 9° much secrecy
l
ter'a Application for a Conlorvator. I“ upon
Probate Court Judge John F. Kent IomcIl‘I“
of Stamford, has made a decree forced
111.1.1'11111 officials in exchange for paper
back to port by compass.
IWas observed that the Colonel was
mi south Hermann ova-mun SENTINEL'
STRATEGIC SITUATION
OF SERBIA IMPROVED
PARIS, Nov. 24 4:30 p.111..—-I
I—ln severe denunciation of free-I The Serbian Legation said today
Idom of speech such as in the re‘ that there had been a great im-
cent instance of the speech deli1— prowmcnt in the strategic situa I
Iered by Lord St Da1ids ill the tion of the Serbian forces.
Ifollowing note,
The
reiterating theI
announcement of a Serbian \ic‘
tor) West of \ish, was issued at
,the legation: I
“The situation of the Serbianl
army is improving slightly. Fol—I
lowing the Bulgarian defeat oni
the northwestern part of thei
near 1 tbans, tl. e
enemy, according to 11e13s from;
l’r isrend has sustained another
repulse west of (iuilau on “6416-;
vatch Mountain, and at \clikaI
Plateau. The Serbians arc rt- l
ported to have captured fi\e!
mountain cannon. -1 i
”The Serbian arm3, after ha1-I
illg a301ded several ciforts to stir-
round it in its retrtat, t0da3 findsI
itself pressed from the 11' est and
north by the
cast by the ‘ulgurian army. AI
junction with General Sarrailfls
(l renthl army has not get both
,eficctcd. I‘hc Serbians. while
salv ation,I
find at least a great improvement
in their strategic situation.
“For the moment the Serbiansi
continued Lord Der— have onl3 one way out, namely,
‘1’?” from the “III"IIUS “9 retreat toward the Albanian alidI
“'III f1” IS the moral “If?" “P00 deavor to pierce the BulgarianI
In front near iskup
appears to‘
be succeeding, judging from the
latest dispatches from l’risrend.I
If the allied forces increased b3
the debarkatiou of British troops
can make their advancesto the
north coincident, a junction with ,
the Serbian troops would. be real-
ized and would necessarily cause
retreat of the Bulgarian troops
which are pushing on tow ard Te—
tovo, l’rilep arid Monastic The
western part of New Serbia
would thus be free of enemy
forces and the Serbians, grouped
with allied contingcuts. would
be able to stop the advance of
their three enemies.
MEXICAN TRAINMEN BTRIKE.
El. PASO, Ten, Nov., 24. -—A de-
,mand for payment in silver, follr' 1
by a strike today tied up transpor :1-
tion on the Mexican NorthwesternI
Railroad from Juarel to Cases
Grandes, thence south to Chihuahua
City. The demand for silver was bas-
a recent decree of the Villa
Since the railroad has been
to transport freight for too
it is claimed it is receiving
--Advertise in The Sentinel.
N. Y., N. H. 81 H. R. R.
' Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPT. 26, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—l:39x. 624211, 6:09. 6:97);
7:181. 7:40. 8:10x, 8:2111, 8:591, 922311,
9:40, 10:3311, 10:53x. 11:61.
P. M.—1:13x, 1:27x, 14:02:, 3:29
4:31x, 5:18x. 5:45, 6:021. 6:47. 7:02x.
7:45x, 9145:.
Sundays.
/ A. M.—12:25x.
10:33x, 11:51:. ,
P. M.—1:13x. 2:44x, 3:121, 4231:.
5:46, 6:02x, 6:57x, 7:02x,’7:571, 9:45:11
10:40.
6:421. 8:645
NEW YORK 10 SOUTH NOIWALK.
A. lip-4:411, 6:30, 6:89. 8:002.
8:51x. 14:15:, 10:03:, 10506, 10:50x.
P. -—12:03x. 1:08, 3:042, 8:67,
3:2’lx, 3:54, 4:23. 521311. 6:29, 5:32
6:00x. 6:06. 7:15x, 8:10x. 9:37, 11:15:;
12:00‘:
Sundays.
A, 3‘.-”6:00, 8:003, 9:00.1‘10zoxx,
10:60:.
P. M.—~12:10,
5:25x. 6:00x. 7:20x,
12:00:.
1:03x. 313311. 5:02.
8:102, 11:11:31:
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
a. M.—12:33x. 1:13;, 0:05, 7:111
9515:, 10218511321, 11:67:.
P. M.——1:20,' 3:16;, : 4:28,: 5:19, 8:29.
6:51..7:081, 9:35,.1132. '
A. Its—12:33:...1:13x,.7:43., 9:151?
1:0 19,11:12x.11:67x.
Ell—1:09; 4: 1a.. 6:331, 6:48.
7:08x, 8:391. 9:251. "'
SOUTH NORWALK TO “Milly
A. M.:—-6 13. 8. 87. 9.59:.
Austro German '
,ar1n3 and from the northeast and
a] WALL er.
pace ram
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in your home?
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to use gas for your
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this Winter?
The new QUALITY
COMBINATION
COAL AND GAS
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coal, and to do your '
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the regular-10% ash dizcount is refunded if
payments are made as agreed.
nus 011111 is 51111. 01111111
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'PHONE 1680. NORWALK
Seats Now Selling. Prices 25:, 501:. 7511., $1.00. OLSO, 92.00
» FRIDAY, Dec. 8. MARGUEBITE CLARK in “STILL WATERS."
—_MWW ‘ c_- ' ' .
#GEN 222315.... 976
'BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
DI“! Matinee a :ao. Eveningyzrr, till 10:30 (2 Shows)
THIS AFTERNOON ’l‘O-NIGHT
At 2:20 AT 8:20
Plenty of Good Seats Left
This is not a motion picture
Mimi: Singing Comedian
, , III-ANDREW MACK
1' .J , (tinsel!) in
“THE TRISH DRAGON”
A thrilling romantic comedy diama in 4 acts by Theo. Burt Sayrea.
Prices—Matinee, 25c, soc, 75c. Evening, 25c, 50C, 756, $1.00
Friday Nov. 26 '- 1.1 orday Nov. 27 .,
Mat, 2:20 Evc.7215 and 9 Mat. 2:20 Eve. 7:15 and 9 ‘,
Paramount offers V. L. s. E. offer their best effort
Hazel [lawn in the ( haIite 0i t‘ouraae’
“The Masqueradcrs”
All Seats 10 cents. Boxes and
Lopes 20 cents
Mortiav Nov..\29
GERALDINE FARRAR in
\ “CAI“ I N"
Tuesday Night Only Nov. 30
The Biggest and Best Musical Show of the Season
1311‘ for TAT”.
I i '1" I III: by Oreste Vessella
With Walter June a d a "otablo Cast
Great lingers, amt comedians, great dancer,
80 in the co npany including . .
Orchcsra of 30 . ;
Be a First Nightcr and see Tit for Tat .
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1. The Motion Picture Masterpiece George 80-
ban in “AN ALIEN."
Tussoav, 11.11.,1. “madame BUTTER.
FL ." '
ENTIRE WEEK DEC. 13. '31", Allen Musical Stock Company.
MARY PICKFORD in
HALL
THANK IGIVIING DAY
, Evening, 7: 15 to 10: 30.
FRANCIS K. BUSHIAN, Assisted by James J. Joffrieo, in
LUCK“: (iOU’
Matinee, 2:30 .
‘il’onaiauloo‘ 8 Choice” (5 parts)
ALI. DEATS, 10 CENTS.
’ The Animated Newspaper
CAPTAIN BOY ED permitted to tell the name of the bot p. u.—.-1:3o. 4: 36:. 6: 26 7: 14. soy error, av FATHER ores. climbing over a stone wall when 1h
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3 .- » . ., . NOT GUILTY , - . mm, confldentldly. to tho-coort'and sum . 31" moms; 117;. Nov., 24...- suuet muck 111m An Immune.- ..
- . 1.0MNOLIOMOHR0Wfluoav- WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—— _ NAVY vano coMMANDAN'r. Icounm Since 11111 proceeding began. a. ll.:-10 31 ' 1 Everett 911111. a boy who no allot by to ascertain who fired the shot an
3... Robert W let Secretary Lansing made it clear . WASHINGTON, Nov., 24 .--Captaln col. diendrle has been a mtient in P. IL—l: 15. 'l: 30. .. his father. 08mm Cass. Ville hint than far been without result.
, —. . - today that so l'ar as he was able, Robert 11 Russell, now commanding Br, Green's sanitarlum. l-lis condl- -——-- ' u; last Sunday. died m Ca- 711- I ‘4", ,
._.. . . ,- , In . H .__.._————-—-
, _ to judge, Captain Boy-Ed, tththo mmmfl» rim .1 want some to he that of a
1'11: answer an» ausaau‘s
1Gmnanrnaval' attache, was notrointed commandant. oL-tha. mem-
guilty of any violation of law' to Phil Navy Yard tow ill! 13.0“ hQV'I
oauaewro optimum qd'atn'deerhIr-ulm‘flvhgnnd
a.-:n.—¢oo,- 7:76. smsnmunommavm. : .I.
11: so. " Another fatality mung m‘ 3.
0n Riverside avenue. last night, :-
trolley car struck a Stephen Hoyt
I \
If? » Supplying funds for the sending his been mule vacant recently by rag-.41...“ as machinioney in. -the P. 1L~4: 28. I: 40. . : ' I ' hunting accident oecnnuhsuy when W?"- The cart "‘8 ”I “I!" M
COMING .- out from American ports (1me death of cumin an.” m‘om h before the m“ w“, stirted , . '91: “l”. .,-._ » . -,j~' A. I Tim, “died at mli'no- 'sged. No one was 11.111111113111111.
. ,3 " . 7”"... ”ID DWI-I ' ibpfg‘ American vessels to ‘pro- ‘ -8amnel 8. Milton. recently attic!» -and there pro inst as my_ shrewd A.’ ll.-—'l: 5.- 1!- 1.0 .3- 11», . , , . wound received ” a mummudqwtm downtown were notified.
~ , 4;. —i.v,1sson.German wax-"vessel’stqt—od to the Dam tum Maser .mm- looking for «mean» in 11.111 p l—C 41. . - 5 Tucker who was 31 m ‘1“ “,4 , _, -- _
. . 3:13,, , lea. - -~~ Lil: wiltlo‘iomioothdadoIIan. estate.- Unadenflnol Want Ad. ‘ '1 m '7» r' Molina m ink-AI; ~5umwmmm M
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