Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 6, 1916 · page 3

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Wants!

 

Classified
For Sale,

 

Professional Cards.
Miscellaneous

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nls page. Twenty-Five Words orLess. zsc
i‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion 1n wack-
lace or Caps. Double Price.

 

 

'OR SAL!

FOR SALEARl'BBER TIRED HUN-
aimut, light wagon, also plow. All in
good tonIillion Inquire at Sentinel ot-
nte. as 3t

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FOR SALE —A FEW SETEES FOR
sat. cheap. in god condition. inquire
at Elk— Home, 65 South Main street.

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FOR SALE ERICASSEE OR
roasting chickens. 20 and He, killed.
dressed and delivered to order. Fresh
laid eggs. Baby chicks, White Leg-
hams, Barred Rocks, IR. 1. Red‘s, 16c.
Hut! Orpingtona, 20c. Setting eggs.
up. Nicholl‘a Poultry Yard, East
Nirwallt. l’hone 943-4. as It.

 

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FOR SALE—CABINET RANGE,
812. One “5 plate camera. with
plate. 87.. holders. printing frame. tri-
pod. Also one Phiio 50 egg incubator.
$3 3 Hawkins avenue. s6 3t

 

eon sane—toast. noun. airu.‘

alt-d near water. overlooking Sound.
Near trolley. it) rooms and bath. Barn.

inquire Owner. 37 Quintard avenue.'
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marine engine. Nianus engine.
dress "Bugnie." Clo Sentinel.

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FOR SALE—FRUIT mans
rose bushes in
Hedges at 3 cents apiece. Joseph
Bercsenyl. Deerlleid street. of! Sound
View averale a5 3t

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FOR GALE—HOUSE 0! Six AP-3
partments, all steam heated, bath and‘

modern improvements. Centrally io-'
cated in best residential section. iii-
quirs Frederick Lander. 4 South Main
street. Room 9. Phone 1656. at St

FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNIE
titre. on account of death. giving up
housekeeping. Will sell furniture
cheap. inquire Frederick Hart, Ray-
mond street, Rowayton.

 

 

FOR BALE-T0 EVERY FAMILY,
we bottle of "Amaretto Castellano"
Io King ot Spring tonica. it filters the

 

flood and gives force and vitality.

dd by all leading druggists, hotelsI

and cities. mil in
LOST

LOST» Sl'INllAl. A GOLD PL\’
Lover's knot emit pearl ill center. Lost
between Morrison the florist and 80
\'aa ant street. Suitable reward.
i‘tnder pit-use leave at Sentinel. lift at

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MACHINISTS Now GETTING
AROUSED.
Bridgeport Union Mon to Call Mass
Meeting Friday Night.

BRIDGEPORT. April s.—A prelimi-
nary meeting of the machinists rep-
resenting eighteen “closed" shops met
lat-It. night and voted to authorise the
otllcials of the international Associa-
tion or Machinists that it must stand
firm in its demands for "closed" shop
contracts. The IManuiacturers' Asso-

 

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large “comments. '

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3 to tan.

To LET —PiiACTiCALLY NEW
apartment with improvement. One

block from “'83! aienue. near South
\‘orualk centre. inquire at 47 West
alenue oi phone 458. a6 3t

 

 

TO LET—FL'iLVi-SHED. PLEASANT
Il'tiill r‘ooin. wiihlor without light
housekeeping. Near railroad station.
Private family. 68 Spring street.
a6 3t
To LET IFIVE OR Six ROOMS
with improvements. Garden, mitt.
henileries. Near trolley and beach.
SlT. 819 or 822 for whole house. Mrs.
Merriam. 3 Hawkins avenue. ati 3t

 

l TO LET—3 LARGE ROOMS AND
large attic on second floor. Electric
lights. Centrally located. Rent rea-
sonable. inquire at store, 13 Cross
street. South Nol walk. a6 31

 

ditlon, stationery range, hot and cold
water. electric lights, othrolley line.
.iilent naaonable. inquire l. (lager.
Phone 191-5. at It

 

floor. 65 Winfield street. mt Non-
walk. live minutes from station and

trolley halt. laden plot. inquire

_3on premises evenings. a5 8!

 

‘ TO LET—A Six ROOM APART-
meat. 11 High street. All improve
ments. inquire or Mrs. Emma
Golden. i Fairdeld avenue. at it
TO LET—AN APARTMENT. HEAT
and hot water supplied. Also tlve
room house Centrally located in ex-
clusive neighborhood. Apply Thurs-
day. and hiday. 6 Orchard street.
Not-walk. Telephone 16824.

 

 

' 'ro LET—rive Rooms Goon l.O~
cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopi). 35
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. at as

TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01"
five rooms each. wiUi improvements.

1‘“ \‘o.’ s 55 and 57 Spring street. in-

quire Mrs. it.Tarlov,16 Grove St.. or
telephone 1393- 12. it

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TO LET—7 ROOMS, AT 7 SEY-
mour street. South Norwallt. All new-
ly decorated. the on tlrst iioor, with
.all improvements and two on third
floor. inquire E J. Miles. 40 Butler
street, Norwalk. no at

 

TO LET—FURNISHED soon ar
27 Merwin street. Phone 1352-2. a! St

TO LET—FROM APRIL 181‘. 8

'room house. all improvements. No. 72.

lWoodwra d avenue. Rent 325. 6 room
bungalow, ail improvements. No. 81
Lincoln avenue. Rent 820. Inquire 0!
Charles E. Hoyt.

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TO LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-

 

partment. improvements. One minute; "”
from trolley. ten minutes from depot..'

inquire 84 Woodward avenue.
1106-11.

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ciatlon. representing all shops excef 1- LET—STORE pm APR“. up

one. is on record against “”closed
shops and it is expected that the. ma-
chinists will make strong allude to
keep those already in the "closed" list
where they are. and to add others to
the list this spring. A mass meeting

is scheduled for Friday night when all Washington "W hat Norwalk im- My H." Building. Wail "Mt

union machinists will be addressed by
labor leaders and otllcials oi the inter-
national Association of Machinists.

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WANT

 

 

Operators on all, parts of
Shirt Making. hegmners
' paid while teaming.

WEN“ FOR MINING-m

EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT .
‘ imers.

 

formerly occupied by Salvation Army.
Also extremely large basement to rent
inquire on premises. 8‘! North Main
street. South Norwalk. mid it

‘ro LET—A man. 201 EAST

 

provements. inquire Dr. ‘Bohaniion. 6t
jflouth M'sin‘ street. Telephone 60.

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BUSINESS no'ricu:

 

 

chitects. desire to announce that they
have opened an ofiico for the general
practice oi! architecture. Room 1. Bar-
iland Block. 94 Washington street.

 

 

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l PAINTING -— rarmmmo
ldecorating. palnter's supplies; wall
lpsper, up-to-dste styles. lowest prices.
Estimatm cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders. solicited Tel. 400.
White, 01 H Iv Ase.

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“ D t. oldhrsthcfllseslppieparalyaeduom IldlUlll m0”
Ada '1" C 3-. -..-.ecvhaaowaaalcaahtho c L
B m d IlousewhhheratthetheJriedto
“3 e35 ‘“ " “‘ "“ ......" “Em Willi 810m
heard the saus- cl the children. an
ad . ..... be too was on Are. The boy: ..
1 : aas not badly nines. .
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POOR TEE m I 031 F'“ 3‘" " "W" ' 'z'
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HIM A JOB fit) Wide Garden Mest- 3.
(Addit- letuoea Ages at ice 3.
“Why didn't you hire that sales-
1 ,man i sent you the other day? lie D“ saw I. .C h “It.“ 'o.
I seemed to be a good man." asked one _..n. v v
3 WANTED business man of another. "Because oo
_ -___. --- _ ---... _. he had such Iiwor teeth.‘I’ said the out! The initial step in the organization 5.
WANTED-«GIRL AT BANNER Ir inan. Did You notice ids teeth? of the whole fll)‘ mm the Garden :
. 3 “1") "re ”“1” “flyi‘d- '0‘“ 0‘ Contes' ot lhe’ \oi‘walk Achi - ll "
Box”!- ‘6 I lllt‘lil broken on, discolored, and in a - \ - Hemei .3.
, lam-rally disreputable condition Anti club “'88 lake" lesirfda)’ This fol : o I 0 ,; ~
WANTED~WOMAN FOR onxnn- It. liadIfl very ofiensive breath. A man lows In the direu result of the mers- 9:: ‘ ‘
al housdwork by day or month. in- MIME ’0 “We W113? abIoulI 1113 1191;! ins oi the Norualit (‘ ivic Lea; ue into co | u
. . (ind appearance Hill 50 ill itI WKBI’
quire of Mrs. Bouenl K3313“ Hlshwuy' rnr propie who haw to look at him the Civic DepartInlent of the (‘ onlmun- }. .
Darlen. (Next to red brick church.) PW”, time he opens his mouth isn’t ity (‘lub and ui.l be limited financial ..

TO LET—6 ROOMS. GOOD CON.

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week. by an experienced man Ilsa .- . they shall raise at least 100 square mm“. "It IIIII
i A l J l ii i ' ieet of either sweet corn. potatoes or
i: 9:“IC:~I P9! noggin Jimmy. ‘ HAIR COMING OUT? tomatoes. A larger amount may he
‘0 B a root. 0 “:5"; planted. and any variety or vegetables 5% . .
eggs—.— . _ .-- , - ,.
nue. _ or flowers also cultivated. but the 100 3 .. .
K _ ‘ ‘H ' .- " .. feet is obligatory There will he
:ANIE?_:.O‘1N2‘U "My FOR v A n.“ I v | l l P " Group Leaders. 3 My ”“1 "m "" Best Family Flour, a bag ......................... 80¢
0 re coira . res m.” 4 L each school The potatoes. tomatoes ‘ . ‘
Good position if satisfactory Apply at 3 , 3 , . . Go.d Medal Flour, a bag . ......................... 89¢ .
“world‘s Foremost Stars" and corn ulii~t ni‘t‘t'~*.tilly us of the ‘.
.. 0M“ ii Jacob 3‘ 80mi- 31109 Mall“ “mp stock and mu“, m. Mug,“ 3,3. 33“, Pure Leaf Lard. a lb. ............................ 13‘ I,
iacburem, lieltien Ave. Norwalit. Always to be Seen at the I.

FINLAYBON AND FANNINO, ARE

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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the kind of man i want as a repre
seiltative oi my firm Such a man
would antagonize a cosioiiler by his

ly by the (‘onlmm' t3,- (‘luh the Fad :
Norwalk improvement association 0:.
keeping their Garden Committee and °°

WANTED—EX PERIENCED MAN

.Aii Elev ated Oven ?

If not. you cannot realise or appreciate how convenient .

, , had teeth and odensive breath. I want :
in the grocery line. Must have reter- a “0d clean. uptodtlte mm who visitors, the Municipal League of so 9:0
ences. inquire A, Stull, 24 Cottage doesn't shock me “,9" 3].. “133933: Norwaik appointing a cotnilll'ttee and co

street. East Norwalk. 8.6 It '

Dr. J. H. Malicry

visitors to loopelate with the Com }:
'munit) (‘lnh and the (omnliitee ‘ttnd

 

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wgurwmxrgg SALES pmpm “Show 30,. [be hm mmm “mam, 3’ it is to be able to bake and broil standing up. To be rid OI '
for cloaks. suits and milliaery depart- is So. Main St. 80 Norwalk. Conn Ving the same as heretofore. oo 1 . . .

oo in ben r t a] to
meals, tor Saturdays. inquire (l. J. Hours 0 a. in. to 5 p. oh; 1 to B p. vn 3., great has been the grow”, of 13m 3. '1 St P g and m " worth ‘ g on d m
Mints “6 3‘ “Mk” by ‘°°°"“"‘¢"‘ "“V movement {or a Garden Contest that it :g. Peeple.
“—M"‘“’" "' was imperative to organize along the .
WANTED—TWO LNF'URJNISHEI)

Today we show the No. 806 Gas Range with elevated ; .
oven and broiler. taking only so inches floor space, and price}

lines laid down by and in co-opera

‘connectlns r00ms. tor light housekeep- tion with the United States Depart-

ing. Second floor. Address ‘Rooma.’

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ment 0! Agriculture and the State As- a:
“'0 Sentinel ofloe. .5 [I E ricultural College. This provides'that 3. at ”0.50. . -
" DIVIDEND NOTICE ‘the first steps must be taken by the - - - -
. ' l . Will at this very converuent ran in Oil
WANTED—TEN CAJIPENTIRS ‘schools and Superintendent in ’1‘. é. $2 00 p gt Y
“9““mn Bm-I 0001'30‘0'8 “d Fairfleld County Sarina- Bsnk. Chapman called yesterday afternoon a ' home. balance in small monthly payments.

 

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Builders, “"10”. Conn. I5 3‘ NONI“. Conn, March 16. 101'. genetall meeting of all the teachers in 3.
’ M I Maul" Inc-tins or the board the fligh 3 heel Assembly Hall. in. 3
WANTED—YOUNG “AN’ 18 T0 0! directors Of 910 Ml.“ GUI!!! Chapman sllnonnced the reason for O. _ m __
1‘”- "’ '°"" ‘n "cu“ '°°"" 0°“ Sums- Backwat- say a dividend the meeting. Miss Pinneo. Chairman 0

1wages and chance tor advancement. st the rats at four (I) per ceatppc

.Reterenoo required. Clover hits. Chum”...m ... declared to opposite"
Cnnbury. ‘, from the outing- at the six months
”fl """lendlng larch I1. I.“

wanna—rims ism. SHOP} The W .m 3,. mm .. ....

lw‘“ “4 5°" loan-lain. lath ihooha and paid on and after April 10.

eraon & Co. Co. Norwalk. (‘onn MI."

§ '5“ Byordel‘otthohoardotdireetola,

SIYIOUR OUHTD.
‘i‘roasurer

oi the Garden Contest Gimmittee‘of’, 0
the Communltv Cub described theloo
methods which had been used andi...
told some of the things accomplished
and Mr. A. .1. Brendan. State Organ-l

iaer of Achievement Clubs: instruct-t
ed the teachers as to the exact moth-‘9'

.. °* W'- 9- ,, W'- .. ... mot-Woe»:»z»z»zww-

County Farm Bureau, closed by as—_
&

CENTRAL lltlTEL

to help in any way and that the Coun-
Corner Monroe one We...“ 0 -..t.

 

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37 WALL sr. PHONE NO. 1680

 

WANTED—A NURSE GIRL. AP-
ply to lie. Frank J. Donahue. 36I
P‘airfield Ave. a5 lit

in” l“

_ LOOK—l

WANTED —— AN EXPERIENCED I share profits with you by giving
man “of lunch car. Address ‘(‘ar .. you the lowest prices on 15 years
Sentinel office “at i'ilthlan‘ tin made into leaders, hand-

made. painted inside. tin roofing.

~’—~—- ' “ tliiilhln and heaiin .
WANTED—POSITION TO wonx ‘ ‘ ”KEN“ A.HE‘GELEIN.
as gardener. three or tour days a 56 Water at. Phone 1106.12

 

 

NEWLY NINOVATID‘
J08. DI 8888A DIOD'

6mm. Norwn‘k.

ty farm Bureau stands with the con-
test.

The State'rsqulremenhl are that
those who enter the contest. or
Achievement Club, which is the eliti-
name, shall be between the also of
ten and sixteen, inclusive. and that

 

 

Roomahy say orwaskasluaaouahlo oricaa
Every room wail vaatihtal. Gastric iiahta and gas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Strictly Fresh Eggs 3 dos. .......................
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk.
White Rose jelly Powders, Ioc size, 2 pkgs. ........
Fancy California Prunes. a lb. .....................

pupils so Mr. \i’rllrlit. of the (‘nuntv
“amt Bureau, trill buy these and sell
them at cost to the pupils.

The state furnishes the prizes which
are in the form of Atlllt‘VPlilt‘lll Dut-
E tons. bronze. silver and gold. according

“$70:

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WANTED BOYS.
Mathewson dz Co

 

A. STULL

l WANTED—BOARD. MAY lST.

 

 

‘0 he Then "3 C mf’ -" 'to the awards. These are beautiful
xrltamand' bog‘ I12 IyeiItILo. T223: T i 0 l md ”mm Interest," plum “m as Cottage Street. East Nowell.
om . . it use. -
.. h miner oes on. There ... AA. _ ...—......
.lent to train or trolley. State particv duel” as t P a“ I ‘

mmlsslon in Delaware. He is m;
at! with having committed piracy ll .33,
defined by the law of nations on. i; ‘
IN United States. -
Hudson was brought to this city U
the police of Dawes, Del, after his so-
Iest there, without sanction of the Isl-I.
oral authorities.
“A WIFE'S sacnlrice.‘ .
Robert B. Mantel], one oi the“.
most actors of the present day.“

I‘ll" 5“ "MM” 0! P'M‘W” 1" various rounds more than once a season an-

““3"" 3 Ploy Day “m" and then on less they wish to do so. Headquart-
the Municipal Pl" “mu“d- “mm“ era will be in the office or the county
Demonstrations “‘9“ the participants agent, 'Mr Wright, in the Chamber oi
'“1 be. ““3“ km" ‘0 can the surplus Commerce roms, Town assembly hall.
product and some method of market- Wail street. Miss Piniieo and w
ing will be worked out. This will be committee for this end of m town.

the province of the three local clubs. together with the visitors. re l the
their committees and visitors. The same.

visitors who have worked so hard
c't't summer will be glad to know «————————-
that they are to have expert help and “SHOT PAPA TO END MISERV.
will not be obliged to make their GIRL SAYS, ..
”J!" 1...... perhaps appeared in pictures m
Young Kentucky Woman Fires Bullet more success than any other m .
“As An Act of Mercy.“ celebrity. Several of the pictures
REGENI LOUISVILLE April 6.——‘l shot pa which he has been starred have '
Programs i'p to a Standard-Not
Down to a Price.

ulara and best terms.
"‘Board". cio Sentinel.

Address
at an

 

wanreo—ornmrous nxrsnu ‘

“Special Springtime
enced on Singer power machines. On‘

it
Feature
all parts or house dress making Good
3,”, ...“, work assured. pony The Enchanting Musical Comedy
Mrg Co.. 85 Washington street. as 6tj File Fascinating

Female Clerks

(to), Dashing Girls and Clever
.\ Comedians $10)
In a Spectacular Surprise Revue

 

WANTED—MIDDLE AGED AMER-l
ican womsn as housekeeper in tam-'
ily oi three. No washing. good home.
and moderate wages. Address ”Keep"
c|o Sentinel at St

WANTEowlliA'N AND WIPE 0N
farm. Steady polition and good home.
in Wilton. Conn. Apply to Charles ’
H Dilworth. Secretary of the Nor-
walk Chamber of Commerce. Assem-
at St

 

 

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pa. to put him out at his misery; It about in Norwalk. and those who as-
was an act of mercy." hysterically ox- predate. real acting. will not think
plained Anna lice Stitsel adei' she had mining the Fox feature, "A
tired a bullet into the breast or her gut-meg," which appears today _
father, William Stitzell. 75. Union at the Regent Theatre wmg BM
veteran of the civil war, at their home. B. Iantell in this feature; a,“ »

Mr. Istitsell died 3 minutes later. Hamper and all stars play “a ,m

“Inatrmnentalists. De Luxe?

Santos & Smith

“The Lyrical Lads"

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WANTED—Purina TO JOIN MY
class to learn messaging and physi-

 

 

- “I “mum C“ “m at mm ’60 a “Clever Character Impressions" mm" ----- \...I...\.....2:20 For several weeks ‘Miss sum] is public is assured of a big attraction;
‘ week. {an} particulars write or call by Evening """" 7'15 ‘° 10.30 said to have brooded over her fathers well '01,“, while seeing “A . , .. ,
Dr. M. p_ Adlemin. 89 Suburban a", All Betta ‘ ...... . ........ 10 Cents loneliness and growing infirmltiol. cl “mm” will be shown for u.

no. Stamford. Enclose stamptov r0 Deana I“ Loose.........20 COM-I

ply.

Physicians who have attended the third last night of its remark“.
young woman believe 5h” is suitering run. Those who have seen the pies

HamiltonWalters-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New York“ to out Point—contort.
luehmoud. Mt. Washington. 0.0.

 

 

 

 
 
 

-—-—-—————-——-— "T1 . . TODAY from dementia. I '3
WANTED—THE NEW ’ 311%] e Chinese American" . 1 The aged man was seated at a table “gent? return‘eilttzam .
~~______'___ . IRoher. F. Mantel] noted stage cel- .when his daughter entered the Mll- M ouse as g ..
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn. 3 - ebrity 331.. 3 l i hit d d ithont . '0” ed to capacity twice. Tomorrow, M
ofi‘ers‘a a 1-2 year course of trainingl “Fresh from Foreign Conquests”- , . . . . 3 ‘32:: 1;: fatal bull: w tin Forum will appear in the m
for nurses. Addresa. Supt. of Hospi-i . s A WIfe’s S jcnhce? Mini Stitxel. who was arrested. at- meant play. "Ben Blair." There Will
tal f" ini‘g'tnjatrion. l Keogh_& Ffmls . T '. temptei una sstully to commit “I he a masterpiece attraction for I
“"5 _ . . . . . , °'"°”°"" . 1 today. ' .
W70 m ALL m1)" ‘ ' " cid\ln her cei —

. .t -. W Fl - —_
ofmmMmmI out Ins. ‘The Belleandjheaeau mmpnm e r ‘ , 8' TgPEAKeIN omen
M- 3" We“ N49“ “ma-l ‘ ’ ""‘" _ . ~ ' ' ALLEGED PIRATE now is LODBED WASHINGTON- AW“ 3-— ’

, Winn. South Net-walk. Tel. mung .' SPECIAL ADDED .. nu~-.wu_n iN TOMB" , Wilson today tentatively ..
\ 1 nuts adage-mo“ invltsdonioloioChlcasm'

.- TT ”AND— 4 to attend the national e
The Favorite. Wtinate IAchoIs twummmmffl Hold Pending Removal to New Jesus, or the United Spanish War ‘

 

 

 

'. .tor Trial for Oats-re at

.nschdmthbyeok ‘ new British ship.

 

 

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