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! claim a
None: or “L: or House AND
LOT KNOWN As NO. 230 MAINE
eraser. NOIWALK, AND A
iTflLlAN INFANTRY EJECT
AUSTRIANS FROM POSI-
TION.
(continued from First Page.)
BUILDING LOT NIAN av. I
. 'Tbe undersigned will sell at pafiwith rifle and machine gun fire
llc Iut‘tltln to the highest 'hidder. on‘whiie the 75's threw a curtain of
the premisel. 0!: the let day 0' April. , shells which prevented reserves
1916, at two oclock Tu the afternoon. from approaching. Again the
the following premises: {gray»coated waves surged for-
That certain new house known lilward. only to be broken against
N0. 230 Main 51’991- Nom‘ulk. N“qthe stout resistance of the de-
taining eleven rooms, two baths, and fenders.
‘3" extra toilet, with 3‘" “"mc‘ The object of the Germans was
m‘.‘9 3!.
FOR SALE—u! IRON BEIBTEADS,
bu siblings 2 dl‘t‘~be’r§. A few articles
vi ,arlor and timing room furnitum.
'l‘el ltttlii 2 lll‘lil 3t
FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD Ft R.\‘l-
lure conslsuug of range, parlor stove,
gas range. organ and furniture of a
Six roam house (‘all all week. No. 3
Bellvdlll street, East Norwalk. mZS 3t
<a.lon. lent reasonable. I“. Hopi). 35
t‘m‘e Alellue. East Norwalk. r1125 3t
To LET—.litll‘SE i.\' DARIEX. ALL
illlprovements. Barn, large garden.
fruit. 5 minutes from station, parl-
iy furnished if desired. Leroy at‘euue.
Fourth house from Post road. Terms
reasonable. .
! v -.
Classified “Ads”—TO Let,
- ' For Sale, Business and
an so Professional Cards, and
, - Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
I‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
face or Caps. Double Price. '-
:03 ma 1 Mumjo m. _' WANTED.
FOR "E . : G )' T0 LET—Anna APRIL 1, non .‘ ‘ ‘ *
:II t_.lu\e meet. South Norwalk. lily J 53;”)le U ”_”___ __ assistant. Address “Ollie?" c o Sen-
ro LET—FIVE ROOMS. Goon 1.0. “‘1“
WANTED—LADY STENtx‘rRAi’Hi-Iil
and bookkeeper. Some experience new
essary. Address in own handwriting.
girmg partlt-ulars, "Stellographer,"
c o Sentinel m9 3t
WANTED wPERANIRS 0N SING.
er sewing mat hmes, Also girls to make
“alien, Conn.
inquire L. P. Reynolds,
m28 3t
themselves useful in shoe factory. ii.
Jacob &
Sons, Shoe
Manufacturers.
“,th and alllmodern Improv"n“"n'hito force the French to evacuate
Situated 0;: adtzdntty (50) feet frontp‘the village of Malant‘ourt, the
and one “u r and “".'°“'~’ “'“e‘heights surrounding which the
(179) feet, more or less. in iepth. ex- Germans already held They fall-
l\t';llt1;ll% (If!!!) IMSID‘lf'IIt‘eift) SOlilld‘ed complctly, It is affirmd, and
e“ O“ ' u a“ """n “mm ,the French hold the Malancourt
my lot. near by the promises above ~
. salient as firmly as ever.
avscnbt‘d' hem" Mt" “'0’ to“ from Two American citizens Arthur
and rear and two hundred and two Mackenzne of Savanndh and
It'll?) feet. more or less. in depth ex- T -
' om F e
tending from said Main street to said if r. 0‘ Delaware, who
0
O
0..
0..
O
0
were on board the British steam-
’l‘i;ese little gas
satisfactory to our gas consumers and will positively
ONLY TWO M0
for you to secure your “CHILL CHASER" at the
Special Reduced Price of $3.75
.41; .
RE DAYS—— ..
beating stoves have prowl) to be extremely
give you
To LET—FROM APRIL iS’i‘.,
modern apartment, every conVen-
iellce, large rooms, good location. Ap—
play J. M. layton Co. mz‘s at
T0 LET—A Six ROOM COTTAGE
in East Norwalk. Inquire of E. E.
HIGHLAND (‘I‘0W8, 80th Norwaik. 11127 3‘
FOR $ALE~TWO YEAR OLII AP—
pln and pear trees at 25 and 30 cents
apiece .\i.~o a large assortment of
rose lilihllt‘s Jubepll Bel‘csenyi. Deer-
Eield street, oiT Sound View avenue.
1:128 3t
.7_.__.~
FOR SALE—DOT.
avenue. 50x162 feet. 3 minutes from
Belderl aienue, Norwalk. m29 3t hug the privilege of leaving part of
tht purchase price on first mortgage.
THE J. l. LAY’I‘ON it"; Ct). INC.
mo 85.
WANTED—THREE ROOMS TO A
widow lady. inquire Mrs. O. S. Brown,
View Croat. South Norwaik. 11128 St _
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
WANTED—SHOEMAKERS. 143.}de Cw“, Sum“ 8.“.
tan on ladies“ high grade welt shoes.| Norwalk. Conn. March 1‘ 1916
Steady work at Ixmnsbury & Soule'
At a regular mootin of the board
Co, Stamford, Ct. g
S‘n'nd “9‘. Court. ‘er Manchester Engineer have é. wonderful llratillg service. diring the many cool, damp April days
Terms of soils to be as follows: . . ' . o . .
T . made affidavtts before the Ameri- '3 and "little
on per cent. to be pa-d in cash at .
can consul in London. that the ’° '
the time of tb solo. balance by Wed- ste m t d ed . h l on u.“ . dollar" b orderin n“
neaoay. April 6th. "16. at twolvo ta' er wandogpe 0 “Cm out ZR member y _,. ....... r. “U March “u.“ I
(“Mk noun. but me Dumas" may no ice, accor in g to a entral e l .
News dispatch from Queenstown
yesterday. ‘
Affidavits secured at Livernoo‘
from three American survivors of
the British horse ship Englishman
iare to the effect that the vessel
lwaa torpedoed and shelled by a'
German submarine, according to
advices received today at the
State Department from the
l
‘s
:3; Phone 1630 and our neprosentathe will call promptly.
:‘z Ill llllllll lltullc IIGHl & rm to.
,, 37 WALL sr. PHONE no. 1680.
euzuzocuzo-zoeocoeuseutoeu:
in line location.
TO LET—«APARTMENT IN THE
“‘38 3‘ , of directors of the wraotd County
trolley. inquire E.
l‘. lmnard, 2“ “IX Hm “0“. m" at Dibble building, North “Ill street.
__ Central location; reasonable rent. AD-
‘0“ sALE-4IALL PLACE WITH ply to J. LI'VlD‘ Dibble It office 0! Th.
business established. Cottage has five Ferris CO“ C0. in“ “
poo-s. lot 40:103. At a noel-loco if "
gardener.
Have references.
18 years of
WANTED—l WOULD LIKE TO
work those or four days a week al
experience.
. Joseph Bercsonyi.
Deeriield street, off Sound View ave-
Savings Bank held this day a dividend
at the rate of four (4) per cant.
i annum
‘ from t
l endinl
was declared to
American embassy in London.
The fact that the vessel was shell-
depositors ed led officials to believe that she
he «at... or m. .1, months might have tried to escape.
larch ll. "10.
Statements secured from
in England.
The l'llitt-ti States has inquired
of Germany, through Ambassador
tit-rard, wcthcr any of its subma-
rines torpedocd the British Chan-
nel steamer Sussex.
rivato detective engaged by til. *- ' ,
Ila. He said they always tried to ‘ "
bring out all they could to bold their
jobs and that their testlllooy “baa
to be taken with a grain of salt." Ila
claimed that the state had not prov-
oll its charge.
Law Violatod.
\
sold in once. Inquire .I. K. Pinch. 1: T0 LET—PROM APRIL 181‘-
6
Madison street. city.
11:21 5‘ room house, all improvements, No. 12
lWoodward avenue. Rent 825. 6 room
FOR SALE—VACUUM CLEANING bungalow, Ill improvements, No. 31
Due.
...-_ ____.
WANTEO~BOY FOR DRUG STORE
malt be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
mzs sl'
The same will be entered on pus American survivors of the Chan-
‘ael steamer Sussex by‘American'. Secretary Lam'mg announced
Saierudge, Bartlett, “Giving tho
loom and paid on and after April 10.
l mt.
'consular agents at Dover all
By order of the board of director-”were said in overnight dispatches
BIYKOUR 003m.
after the Cabinet meeting today
that it had been decided to make
such an inquiry and later it was
accused the beneiit of every possibaa
‘donbt as to the conditions, than ll
no question in my min-J but that (I.
mfl 3t|
Ito the State Department to bear
outfit. pm“, of u“ “on.“ 01” Lincoln avenue. ‘Rent 820. inquire of‘ son-Powell Corp.
Inc Company, consisting of wagon, on Chm" 19' “0"- l
zine. pipes tank and fixtures. invory- i
thins comm“ and Md, to I0 TO LET—HOUSE. NICE. FANCY.
m. No reasonable offer refused. [13- liver oms, ail improvements. 76 Lex-
nuiro J. K. Finch. 12 ladison street.
city. 11127 St
WANTED—A COMMENT (WO‘
iwer A. K. 8.. c1|o Sentinel. 1a2‘f 3t
ington avenue and nice three rooms“ _ f-_ _._. _.. ..
Oxford street. Inquire Steve Kiss, 76 WANTED—ALI. KINDS OF CATTLI
Lexington avenue. 11121 3! and poultry. Highest prices paid.
-;Chlckena, is to 20¢ lb. Joe Dickman.
T0 LET—5 OR 6 ROOMS. iM- 19 Raymond mm. Tel. 356-21.
provements. Gas, garden. fruit and n12? fit
as West avenue or to Putnam "whonnery. Near trolley “M but.“ ' ‘
nus. Second District. m2? 8t Howkins avenue. inquire of Mrs. ida
. ___tMcrriam, 48 Fifth street, bat Nor-
m27 at
I To LET-HALF 6 ROOM HOUSE.
with all modern improvements, or for-
isalo. H. blaring, architect and build
FOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS
workshop. Must be sold at once.
Price reasonable. Inquire G. Decker,
WANTED—PRIVATE GARAGE.
located between South Norwalk and
Norwaik. Stats rental charge. J. C.
Gray. 63 I‘ranktin avenue. Norwalk.
Conn.
row SALE—SOUND, 12 YEAR OLD "1*
chestnut carriage horse, rubber tired
runabout and four passenger carriage,
two sets of haness. Will sell separ-
WANTED—POSITION nr A swan
ate or all together. Price 3300. Ad-
'lw“. “Home," (‘lo Sentinel. 11:29 3t er, 123 Washington street, South ish woman as servant. Understands
' __ Norwalk. m25 fit all kinds of housework and cooking.
.Speaks English. Likes children. iial
good reference. Jarvis street, qo Mrs.
Seelcy. m27o3t
To LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
partment. improvements. One minute
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
FOR SALE—T0 EVERY FAMILY,
boo bottle of "Amaretto Castoliano"
the King of Spring tonioa. It filters the
Mood and given force and vitality.
WANTED—MEN. WOM EN. 875.00
man to do wailing and ironing. Ana-|
m27 3t"
l m21 m Treasurer out the theory that the vessel was
I ‘ -—‘lto Affidavits secured
' Notice to Coutraotot'o. 'from the survivors will be sent to
1 Sealed proposals will he rem-Ives at Washington.
Ibis office until it o'cloeit noon April: Prof, J, Mark Baldwin, one of
5. 1916. for excavating for and cover- the Anya-inn. who w“ on the
HHS about 5.000 line-l feet 0! 6 inChiCrou-Channel steamer Sussex, is
cast iron water pipe in \"estporl “*!quoted in a Boulogne dispatCh to]
Lime. and Strawberry Hill m-enue- ithe Excelsior of Paris as saying.
‘ All proposals sublnitte‘i I‘ll“! be on a,“ the manner in which the ex~‘
{the blank forms supplied at the of- plosion occurred leaves no doubt.
fli't‘ of the District Commissioners. in his mind that we steamship;
where specifications. or any other mum torpedoed. The following
it‘rmfl'm" 0"“ be U""”""“’ statement is attributed to himzi
Cash, or a certified chock, in amount "I w” on the upper deck of the.
“00-“0' Daub" ‘0 m" "m” M ”‘9 Sussex when the explosion oc-i
Commissioners of the First 'I‘Itxlnl curred. Suddenly the “cam"
District. must accompany each and eV~ quivered from the shock of some
9" proposal. body striking it. The shock was
1"" (‘°mm“"‘°“’" "M". m followed after a certain lapse of
right '0 ”3"" "n’ 0' ‘u hm" °" “0' time—about fifty seconds—by a
"“1" “y “‘1' "mm in mm mailman" formidable explosion. It was a
is for the best interest of the District. “)me that struck the ship for a‘
Dated at Norwaik. Conn. Mulch ‘36, mine would have exploded V
1916.
l mediately on striking."
' ' . \' I: ,
FRAM‘ l 10 F‘ ' The Councrl
E. J. l-‘INNI-XlAN
im- ,
irellt'llej that litcisillzl before the 1".1.
. [was mad:- by the police.
of the Rusalanl
lhw has been violated. I think it u“.
hought about largely by the fact that ’
Mr. Wieler depended too much an
themanincharge. ioaaaoow.
the man's interest, IIII profits. ‘1‘.
lbs stranger than his concern for Ur.
Whior‘a interests. ‘
“I think Mr. \Vieler, as it appears
to the court, must suffer the penalty
provided for these cases. The Itatlto
was 98st to prevent places for wo-
men to meet men." -
Attorney Merritt said condition! of
this sort had been prevailing in tbt
lpiace for some time past and be foib ,
tthat Wicler must have known about '
It. He said \Vieler (iiould have for-
'gotten his desire for prclt and clin-
iinated tht‘ place. \
The three women whose bond:
were. forfeited gave their names and
learned that the inquiry had been
made, and in fact probably is al-
ready in Berlin. The present
status of the communication is
that of an inquiry; it has not ad-
vanced to the stage of a protest
or a demand.
Will IS Hill) 335 M
UQll0ll [AW Will
(Continued from First Page.)
a
. to $15.43.. addresses :1 follows: Elisabeth
Will close mum,“ Snow, 28, of No. 13 Catherine
cot; S.r:Ib Sttbb'ns, 3!. No. “I
it was announced during the bear-,3"
ing by Attorney iiugb J. My“, mgsmrling street and Jessie Strong, 2!!
presenting Wiel'vr. that the restaurant 0’ “WM“ “W"“i‘r
in the basement of the saloon where
the police found that women were
loitering, was to be dirconilnued all
once. It was sand that "It.
FRANCES STARR.
Frances Starr, supported by an ad«
mfrahle company, appeared in the ti»
tie role of “Msrie-Odile,’ last evening,
at the Regent.
\v lI'u l
out during lllt
lldorf had an or
it was b'oltubt
JOHN I). MILNE
ianire. recognizing the necesitv trial that Teddy {HP
.0“ b, all leading druggisbs, hotels inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
”4 “fem md 1111 1106-12. month. (iovemment jobs. Vacancies
constantly. Write for list positions
TO LET—STORE mom APRIL m now obtainable: Franklin Institute,
AUCTION OF HORSES. COWS,
roaches. harness and wagons, at
”Connors stable. Saturday. April 1st,
'2 p, m. Stock solicited for this sale.
For entries, telephone E. Farr. 87“:
11127 St
' lll‘ till
l
fl
Phone 1501
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.
formerly occupied by Salhtion Army.
Also extremely large basement to rent.
Inquire on premises. 87 North Main
street. South Norwalk. mlt ft
”it‘d" T512? "first 707nm}
—- Washington street, mt Norwaik. In». "Helper," etc & ntinol.
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. 64
,South Main street. Telephone 60.
m1: tf
‘" BUSINESS NOTICE.
_ FINLAYSON AND FANNINO, AIL
; chltects. desire to announce that they
‘ have opened an office for the general
Dept. 26 31, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—AMERICAN WOMAN
(widow preferred) who wishes a good
home. A goof house worker in a
large family. No cooking, Adiress.
m2: 6t
WANTED—A GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework. and to care for baby. 0.
0. i-‘., clo Sentinel.
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn.
offers a 2 1-2 year course of training
m20 tf
of investigating the recent insuf-
‘ of the First TaxinB . . .
(ommm‘onem fictency of munltlons at the Rus-
District of the City of Norwalk;
ms 29. a . . _ .
_ mg of a preliminary inqu
i a . ‘
moon: on: OF REAL ESTATE t‘Ccufllttofis attains . .
Under and pursuant to an order of Soukhomllnoi’f, formerly Mlnlster
the Court of Probate for the District 0‘ War. and GW'l- KOUImlne-
of Norwalk. authorising it thereunto,;
the subscriber hereby offers for 81119.; Department.
all such right. title and interest as, General Largeau, . _
Reuben K. Johnston. late of New Ro- youngest French brigadlcrs. has
chelle in the state of New York. de- . . . _
ceased, had at the time or his death, In‘ He distinguished himself ‘
and to the following described real ea~IAfrica. where he. served With the
tato. to wit: lMarchand expedltlon. .
All that certain piece of land. sit~
uated in the tonw of Norwaik. known j tween 30 and 40 were wounded
and described in a certain may entit. and two German aeroplanes were
IunlzeuII-nt with
'Illad ever been
one of the “'th
d.ly nit
. Bartlett was resumed about
been killed in “no“ at verd‘m-jo'clock this morning and was ended
in. at l2:40 o'clock this afternoon.
Woman Testifies.
Martha Mansfield testified that she
. thud entered the place at 4 o'clock
Twenty Pemns we" killed. be“ Saturday afternoon and
there until 8545 o'clook
‘when the raid was made.
she was not told to go out.
\\' l‘l
ler by which he
; conducted the restaurant and took all
. . ilhe profits from the sale of meals fol
1 3“" front, has ordered “1.: oPen’ his pay. ills wife acted as cook and
try mtO‘ ltlendorf us waiter ot' the restaurant.
Generalrli wa- also brought out by Prosocu
tor Merritt that no restaurant permlt
lSsut‘d by the Health
, {Department and that the place war
Korowaiefi- Chi-Cf 0‘ “‘9 Artillery 1 therefore being conJacted illegally.
‘ The hearing in the
b was adjourned at 12:30 yester
erlioon by Judge l-‘redcrick A
Wielcr
The Theatre was filled with an an»
dionoe that was keenly approciativa‘
d the artistic presentation.
In the role of a convent novice. doe
landing spiritual simplicity and:
Infldenly charm, Miss Starr wasrnoat
Impressive.
At times. in the stillness of tho
house. one could feel the intensity to
which she had carried her auulmoo: ‘3 l
The story of “Msrie-Odile'“ wad .
beautifully told, last evening. and b,
living with many a Norwalk theatric-
Ioor today. "1.,”
I.
‘ .
(RSI
“:30
remained HOSPITAL «0150.
that ntsm John Mulvoy. Jr., of 7 Hill strut. '
She. said Nmtk, wag dischargEd [batsman
in an-
WAN‘I’ED—‘l‘o BUY ALL KINDS led “Mano! Harbor View Beach, South
destroyed in the aerial raid over
Minn” ........ 715 ''''' fizz: TDl’ficticc of architecture. Room 1. HaV- for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
EV°"'"' -------- - ‘° 1 - ‘lland Block, 94 Washington strc ii“ '°" '“‘°“““"°“'
Ail Seats ................ 10 Cont; l - ._ _._...- _._-. - _..
Boxes and Logos ......... 20 Cents : A. MODNI, 10 NORTH “‘1" 3T;
1
MW!“ of cattle and poultry.
tooth Norwaik. Bicycles,
' lad Sundries. Both sold nd
Export repairing, my MIC” "Friedman.
aalrod. We do vulcaniaing. Prices res.
l unable.
Today Only. Tonight
Pathe
, Gold Rooster Day
" on. M. F. ALDEMAN’S ms'rl'ru.
.tion and a resting home. The loco:
ltion is excellent Terms moderate. Ae-j
Icomodatlona for chronic cases. Spoor
llalty for nervousness, rheamatism,l
convalsions, etc. Send for booklet. Dr.
M. F. Aldemon. D. C.. Suamford. Conn.
Thursday—Matinee and Night.
William Fox offers
Wlllllll- fillillll
in the greatest of all motion pic-
ture productions-
“E Bondsman”
Friday matinee and night
III! PIBKFGIDS
In “coon Lin-Ls PEPPINA.’
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING;
decorating, painter's supplies; wall-
paper, up—todate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
:White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m28
MAN FOR CUTTING Row.
l
j AUTOMOBILES.
1 A raw noon roualuo .cm
§
& Co. inc.
Saturday-Matinee and mm
Second mun-cat of the melt
Best prices
Wham. Best prices paid for calves. H.
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
WOMEN FOR EXAMINING SHIRTS
'Clllcii, Peabody
1Nor-walk. Connecticut. (1. doAngelis, Saloniki on Monday, says an of-
surveyor. December. 1904." filed in thelficirl statement issued here this
office of the Town Clerk of said Nor-Laftemoon.
walk. on the 3rd day of January. 1905.‘ Another Dutch steamship. the
as lot No. 25 in Block F; said lot No. Duievelsnd, has been sunk. All
25 in Block I-‘. being more fully dos-1the crew were saved. .
cribed and bounded as follows: Begin. Prof. Ludwig Becker, a native
ninz at a point on the Westerly sldeicf Germany has withdrawn from
of Cockenoe avenue a distance two the Chair of Astronomy in the
hundred and live t205l feet south from University of Glasgow. and de-
l
Neptune avenue and the West side of ble feclinq has been aroused by
Cock-n00 Ivenuo. :5 shown on “it! Prof. Becker's continued occupa-
lmlv; mu" runntns South “a do“ tion of the chair and the position
the “enemy Side of Uockenoe avenue of chief of the most {inmftant
a distance at thirty-five (35) feet 10 Mmtory station in Western
a point; then running West along Scotland.,
the North line of Lot No. 24, a dis-;
tones of one hundred (100) feet to a UNITED STATES TO
point; thence running North and along MAKE INQUIRY INTO
It!“ 0‘ the Niel“ bound"? 0' 10‘, TORPEDOING OF SUSSEX
“‘10-.“- ‘ “'m‘“ 0' W374“ (35) \VASHINCTON, March 28.—
10“-” ‘ WM; and “3““ naming Secretary Lansing announced af-
IM and “”3 m Soutboriy lino °f ter the Cabinet meeting today
' 1“ N“ ’5- ‘ “5m” °‘ °"° hundred that the United States immediate
(10°) 1°" t° ‘ ”h“ °" 9"” °‘ ”" ly would make inquiry of the
ginning. iGerman government as to wheth-
N ”mm” ““1 terns. "V" to‘ r anv of its submarines torpe~
1'" mm RUST COIPANY oed the British Channel steamer
._..—
i
l
' ’3
ci a
We
iuntil six weeks ago had worked in
the intersection of the South side of parted from Glasgow. Considerag
:SWPI' to cross examination question-
ing she said she came here from
Springfield, Mass. a year ago and
the U. M. C. plant.
Attorney D b. Finklestono finally
,said to the witness, "You are. mad bo- .
W--. Illlili, (lust
aren't you?"
i
Try This! All Dandruff Dianne”.
you will be amazed. Your hair fl .
bo wavy, fluffy and abundant and Du-
aess an incomparable softness. lush
and Marianne. ;’
hides beautifying the hair. on. Q.
particle of dandruff; ivnigoratos .1 ’
I i itching and ‘
.\0. but you are mad because I
idid not give you information when
you followed me twice on the streets
yesterday," replied the witness.
The witness said she only had her and Hair a”. Coming Out.
supper during all the time she was 8 I! try a “Dandorino
there excepting for some drinks. Shel .. HS.
admitted she had eaten steaks and Claim it you wish to tmmeditmb
chop. in there on other occasions. double the beauty of your hair. J“ .
Wleteli‘o: tsfigd- land and moisten a cloth with Danderlne an"
Wielcr was on e o e a _
laaid he had been in business for 17"“ “ “"3”“? mm!“ ’0‘" We
fyears. He conducted the Main street taking one small strand It a My.
. saloon for nine years but had only this will cleanse the hair of dust, (”It
1 had the restaurant down stairs for two
lyears and nine months. He said
there was a strict rule to allow no one
to ioiter there. He never saw any-
one loltering there he said. He said
the place was closed at 10:30 Friday
night because people persisted In talk.-
ing loud. There was no trouble that
he knew of there that night.
In answer to questions by Attorney
Mar-rm Wetter admitted that he wal-
not in the place earlier Friday aunt
and if thou lid been a fight
he had not heard about It. . Ho
i
ditto-rill- «rail-van. 5“,” “a” 1...... mermaid annmmm‘
W'MMWMW- 3”“ warm] The decision to make the'in- wfl~woio M':mtdlllw3fl- “Mflfli‘iim '
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