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Advertisements
SEVEN
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feet front 65 feel
i "All 201' Irf'l (let-p. Good won and
Inquire
Main street.
on 31
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Wants, to Let, in Sale.
Business and Professiuol
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
. on this page. Twemy~Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three TM, 50. 1 week
81.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
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WANTED.
I TO LET.
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a~—- “w.
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‘WANTED—pov i.\' A PRINTING
Ultiw One with Phl’c‘l'lt‘llt't‘ preferred
limit \v Printing Office, Marten.
TO LET ~3 NICE ROOMS l.\’ BASE
int-m tor $5 a month. Inquire No.
Taylor avenue.
do
TO LETA~LAIJY HAVING PLEA?
rant home, refined surroundings,
would itent room to one who would an
precirtte the comforts of a private
home. Terms reasonable. Address A
B. t‘. t‘rtTt‘ St'lltinci. dll 3t
T0 LET~.‘lI’AR’I‘1\ll-J.\'T Oi" lt‘Ut'lt
rooms, all improvements, 177 South
.‘Iitlll street. (‘all after 6 p. Ill. lnquitc:
Iit’l't“. 179 South Main street.
WANTED—~A YUL'NG MAN WITH
N.IIIilg ability as a local represents
tive in and around Nortvalk. This is
an oppoiluitity for a permanent posi-
tion‘to lite riylzt person. Ask to see
I‘ldW‘dl'fI KOWIlnlf'k, will be at
Hotel (‘lth‘titd 'l‘ttesday. (time be-
tween 12 and 1 o'clock.
who
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WANTED-t‘til.l.h‘t'T()lt (:A'l‘lCIA’
Ailirennen. 4;: South Alain strwt, Stl.
CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
Holidays
Good Chance for You
Cigars, 12 in box
Cigars, 25 in box
Cignrs, so in box
Tobscco in jars, 1 pound and
half pound
CANDY
Fancy Box. in 2 pound box
Fancy Box. in r pound box
Half pound box
WINEL.
HAYES
Specials for
tho support of the lint side int-diet»
hit fans iii thril‘ games, daughter. Dorothy. and the latter’s
may he sure that they will it‘t't‘né‘ cousin. Miss Marjori~ Flemming. tr
Santa Claus l the of the big stores.
Rllph (‘. Macy. superintendt‘nt of -'
the ll'ast Norwalk Electric Plant. The Home Bank and Trust Pozn-
Sln'nl Salutdhr tn New York (‘in on petty mailed checks to depositors in
JUSIDHR Sits (‘hristutss Savings Club, today. a
‘week ahead of the time originaiiy
A mm skim (,1 m. WM“; it“. gh. planned, so that its pallons who “mil
Norwalk Mill Pond this morning The 10 buy 1101168! gifts may be “719 ‘0
ite was as smooth and gla:.~y and join in the “shop early“ movement.
fmanly n youugntcr wished that it was.
I three or four inches thick. '
-
‘ Martin J. Shaughnessy, tire chief
and foreman of the Tilley bird farm
EAST NORWAL'K it. ~‘ "“1“ ‘is hobbling about with the aid of a
Captain (‘arl Anderson. 0‘ Fm“ one, having sprainrd his ankle a few
street. is spending today out of myrrh" 830‘ when he supp“; on thr
in t‘ortnoction with m“ duties as mah- Warranite Wilt‘ll running for a trolley
user of tho Ellswuith Oyster t‘om-'
.pany. -
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CH.
Timber on about an arrest of land
Edward P. Smith. of Seztvie—w ave-Z .
on the Weed estate .‘xoi‘otun
;nue. and ”Bill" Benedict were among . . .
ithc smelt fishermen or Saturday tiller Heights was burned on “canes-do)
.noon. In sum. of 11“. rain, no”, 0, the by a fire that raged for a long time.
fishermen caught a gmdly number of The Heights firemen could only “I.“
the delicious fish, it by beating it back. as the growth
was too dense to pt‘rlllll the chemical
'sppsratus to enter.
at
Mark W. Norman. ol’ Gracie- street
'3“ .
or ii Itt't’IlUOlllé‘, ton:~i.~tittg of b('d.‘~'. car-'
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Norwalk.
Vegetables in season.
Tel 1522 your order.
And all kinds of Fruits and
OWAYTON
5‘
W‘ an-“ e ‘
‘.“..‘“-. J'— _1- "\_.«'._,‘,~(
will
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The IIUth.‘l-lll IIuse- (‘tttnpttny
addressed the Men's Bible Class at
the Congregational church Sutidayi
morning. The. two ramps, Reds and;
Blues, are still suiting to excel each:
p---.~, t‘lt". Apply :tt Warwick llotvl. T0 LET—~t'i ROOMS, ALL IN"
fx‘ _ Main sll‘vt‘l. South Not-walk. [tl‘ovemenls, December 15, Inquire WANTED-'HRICHT BUY 'l‘ti AS-
-—— A ————~——~-—~—- Stephen B. Kiss, 76 Lexington Ave, "km in “”0" room. 00"“ opportunity
FOR SALE in t‘xt'tt l‘l.A'l‘ nut‘. st. Ntll‘tl'alk, Conn. for itdvanwintnt if ('allllill‘. ll. Jacob
n is. tilt-2 I‘Jisn‘t, m.- lit-cords ex- __:& Sons, shoe intttittt’ucturvrs, l'lcltlvn!
4‘ HtL‘t‘ti li'u'. Indestructible cylinder T0 LET~A LARGE Fl'llNISI-H'ID it‘ll". Norwalk. till bill
I urtlw. The. Zoo.
t" titre. ‘.’ lltiil‘wrtl l"..tt»:-, South N01” sons. (‘all til it) Crescent Terrace.
3‘ m as 3‘ Tel 1745 all at work in factory. Good opportunity for
,. - .---- m_,...-.~- .__ ____ __ MI\'iillt“’lllt-flt if (-upnbic. ll. Jar-ob &
1. :OR SALE “1.3"“ SI} 0.}: BUS]. TO LET -F]\'E ROOMS, 5 RAY- Sons, l-‘IltJt‘ ftlHlltlT.ttltlt‘t-r.~t_ ”olden
In ~.\ outwi- hitting lt-it towiiofters fine mond street. First house from South. awnuo, NUNRIW- d9 3!
"' "“' 1” 5"!“ “H itnprovcmcnts. Main street. From December 15th. Alt-i FE A ”.__-H ~
l\ “il' l-Zliiici.~~t Apply to Attorney Ira lily on promises bEIWt-cn 2:15 and WM LE.r-‘.E:-P,WA.N.TED‘.—Tnm.
u “poultry, xtil'\\‘:llk. for tcrms. d8 3i 3:45 p m., or John blcNt-rnt-y, :0 Elm 1'12:ng 12x11; llk:mx;lr::;nr::b£:::
1 , FOR SALE—6 mom house “1““ « d3 : P'helps‘t‘o” 45 East Tenth mm. New!
With all modern improvements.‘ TO LET».\'I(.‘EI.Y l‘t'IlNlSill-ID. “Wk Um d ”3‘
in good location, East Norwalk.
Price $2,300. Small deposit, bal-
Also have ’a
building lot, 38 x 170, on Arch
street. Norwalk. Can be bought}
aztcc mortgage.
’
reasonable. For particulars
'l in» liccord Ex-
Ask John T. Haves
front room. Suitable for] I“ = -'
° 1 p” ‘ WANTED—MEN AND woman T0
front rooms with steam heat for gun-j AWANTED -~A POLISH UK SLAI’:
tlc-itn-n. (‘ull evenings, 120 Washing- ish woman t1..- general work, with
‘0" MW“. d3 31 room and board. to ltuilrtutd avenue,
'~ "m” ‘Cafc. d8 at
T0 LET—~BASEMENT AltiON, ..
Ellall 80 x 20. Suitable for tiny purpOsc.‘ WANTED~>AT Till". HILLSIDE
{inquire on premises. "a-‘t‘IlOOl experienced waitress. Telo
l ‘5 .. t
3 TO LET~C()TTAGE,*6_ROOMS phone 22h, or call in person at the
7 MAIN 51‘“ NORWALK'Vpart improvement. Lawrence street. ““0“ d8 3'
Real Estate—Insurance South Norwalk. Inquire R, JoseloV- """" .__"... ""—
. ‘ LOST ‘ " ""‘_""“’,t~lt.v, 52 Water street, South Norwalk..‘ WANTED"*”“1'S BETWEEN H
' fl or 4 t'ovl- :tvonuc. lin‘st Norwnlk. ‘und l6 Wu” 0! “"P‘ AW” J" & ‘1'
‘__V . .- Cash. Ltd, t‘liestnttt street as at
LOST—MSTltn‘iIICIt 'ott sromox. :5
it}- c DWH, ()llt‘
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black and
.I.‘I‘.\'t‘)’, front
WANT
*_
.ve
Ines. pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT l‘ROXERS.
white and ont-‘
“am,” m :40, Noi-u'nlk.lm°d“m Improvements
“\- Mr’. W wwquflt T9]. “51' d8 3. ‘ Ave. Inquire nt l‘nilcd (lroccry Co. or? “"1“”? 0' "“ymmld B""‘~
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OPERATORS 0N SEWING fiACH- ‘ ’
Clttett, Peabody
“'ATl‘lllIAN.
(17 3|
T0 LET—t; ROOMS wmt Ant.
at 32 Taylor WANTEbleGll‘I‘
11.0. Raymond. l ' 73L .
I » .__..‘ WANTEDWPERATORS, EXPERI-
I TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST't-nced on Singer power machines.
{Washington street. Inquire tit til So. am wages. steady work “““md‘
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Main street or 'phone ‘60. illoyal Manufacturing Co. 85 Washing-l
. -,_-, ”-__”; ton street.
‘ BUSINESS NOTICE. . .»
l'AlNTING — PAPEEHANGING|
decorating. palnter's supplies; wsll
paper, llp-to-dlte styles. lowest brie“. lNlllANAl’Ol.lS. Ilt‘c. ll. (Mt-lil-l
Estimates cheerfully given. Trill up bent of the United Mine Workers of:
em: solicited. Tel. 400. Meander} America. numbering 400.000 cont min.’
White, 61 1'2 Ely avenue, half on in the United States and ('nundu.‘
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mus wosxsne vote. FOR '
omens.
1 will vote tomorrow for officers tit tltc
biennial election of the union. John.
1’. White. presldcnt. who is a cundl-l
INSURANCE
3F ALL KINDS WRITTEN
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN
a. great deal to you.
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
& Co. inc. . .
IN
l‘ilE BEST COMPANIES IN THE
A3
_l'OUR INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN TO PROPERLY 00".
ER YOU. Think this ovnr. it means
south Norwalk Trust Co. Bldfl.
TaylordiGoIden T
—-MONEY FOR CHRISTMA8
Galhor your rags; papers and Qwert data for reelection. was opposed by!
Junk and notify us. We will my ‘heiJoIin H. Walker. of lliliiols. WilliamE
best Philip P \Iahoney 52 Van 7m" liven, of Ohio. secretary. also a ('llIl-.
' didnto for ro-clcctloil. was opposed by
street. East borwslk. Phone 1182-5 M. L. Slips. of Lindon, lud. Frank
-’ -‘_‘—
IJ. Hayes, vicv-prcsidont had no opposi—
Amon HALL ;::.:'i:...l.'::
Newly decorated. in first class con-t
dition. Can be rented for bulls. par-I
ties and other occasions. Booking for;
next year now open. Tel. 1285.
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~TONIGHT, ARMORY
I New Canaan vs. Norwalk. Basket-
;bsll. Preliminary game. Dancing. Re<
'served seat sale at Donnelly's Star
Advertise in The Sentinel.
. tionery store.
fie comes
Derceember -
B
will make
ashamed of
best fuel sold.
U:Y a ton of cold that
December
. himself,
Fill upthat coal bin 'with the
s 1.2:. «m
FURNACE
We do hotelsim that avfurnaoe is
a preventive of all ills, nor a cure
for every disease. Wadi) claimvthat
a‘ good warm air furnace; properly
installed, willltocptlwhouse warn»
and filledswitllmm Iiwlthful air.
When this loam. the doctor’s "
visits willibe W‘mdiltss expel»
sive, for oxygen“ makes . redwood,
and red blood resistsedisease. ,
With a good war-til air furnace
like the STAMFOKD, youwill be on
the» safe side. .
FOR . some in
WWII-Misti but. Worm
A. HASSAN _
36 Van Zant St.
East'Norwslk
EAST
NORWMK ‘
Mrs. Charles twin-n hits moved from
43 Osborne avenue to Borers Hill, you plied the pulpit. of the Methodist Epi>~
walk. t!
.\ir ittid Ml‘n. 'l‘homuit Price. of
\‘l'oottsidt- avenue. have rentovml to
Fort >lrect.
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lir. Prttnk ll. Hoyt. of Pine Hill
tut-nun. inutlt- a business: trip to
Bridgeport. this morning.
u..—
.\lt, and Mrs. White who spent the
summer in ,th‘ Third District httvo
rrtutncd to NE York tlty
ltr. ll. .\i. Betxuelt of Sriaview ttvo-
lllN“ who is employed in llosttm. Maw.
i-ttwnt the week end with his family.
~—
Tho Third District
will meet this evening.
that there is to be
ings.
Commissioners
It is rumorm
some "hot" do»
m
John Cabonin-hu docked Ill‘rl yacht
“Louise” for the winter. About all of
the launches have now been hsulod‘
out for the winter.
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. i‘urlton L'Hommedleu was the or
gt-ttist in the East uvonue. M. E.
church yesterday. Mr. A. N. Paddock
‘s,.t-nt the day out of town.
Mrs, Andrews in spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. C. Mon
roll at Fourth street. who is confined
to her bed with a slight illness.
—~h———
A seven and a half pottnd baby
daughter was» born to Mix and Mrs.
Elmer Garvey on Saturday evening.
at 216 Eust‘uvcnuc.
baby are doing nicely.
'l‘lic Susana Campfire Girls will
of Mrs. Van Cut'bring of Gregory
boulevard. There will be basket mflk~
il‘§.’ and other matters of interest will
come up.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R.
Hendricks, formerly of Fort street,
now of Strntfo'rd, will sympathize
with‘thsm over the loss of their son,
Louis R; Jr. The boy died recently
and interment is to take place today.
Special excretion are being prepared
for the (”ht-litmus» bonanza.- Tho em
erclses will-be hoidtho mow before
Christmll and will consist of the ul-
ual recluttsns and slnxtnv. litany-pm
outs of the Samara expected turner
tend. '~ ’
{1 Do» to the absence of Rev. Georg:
M. Team. pastor of the, AM
militias (nut-cit. Rev. n; z.- Euu of
Danbtryl'oocupiod the pulpit yum
_ _ ' . ,Wspnonnsll 1 ex
mm» m ' , ‘ttww.-.1wmmffintxm
will be sure am
ettrs nun, pin m
Ih'islt both
3.01 mmmm -
.. y.‘ from
fir. Tactile wan til-w
in upim'
it"
Mother will __
meet tomorrow evening at. the home .
,oiidrentlat M . .
other‘ in the number of men they can!
persusde to nttcnd iIIPtsi’ meetings at
9:30 a. m.
mcet this evening lti.ptirtttttt lllitl‘
[H's will bt' til:«p0>‘ctl til.
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‘Y The I‘lpworlh Iat".il:tlt‘ (II the )It’lilil-
dist church. with h lt’t‘t‘llli)’ shifted itSt
weekly devotional scrvicr from 6230‘
p. m, to Sunday evening has not!
found the plan 11) work its well its ex l
pt‘t'll‘ll. and rtt‘vtitztetl to thc ti:?ltt tiint ’
for meeting Sunday nittht. with,
.losrph Sellvtk Us lender
'l‘im Epmirtli League of tlw ltowut
toit .‘It‘lhillIiJ Episcopal t‘iiurt-h win
hold an endless clintii r‘thHI in the
chapel tomorrow l'\t‘llllll{, und all ur'1
invited to attend.
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'l‘l-~- Rmvuyton .‘tlt-llittdiat I'Ipisrtip'tl
(‘ltut‘rli is planning for Slit‘f'IliI t-vunL'" -
Ilisttt- M‘I'\'Il'.|“ for tho- lultcr part tit
IJttitunry. 'l‘lit- lit-v, l). t}. lrvlne, ot
Itht- First lit-thnzilsl Episcopal (‘hilt‘t‘h.'
a: if:i'izl“’.1:.'..ii‘.'.'.:.‘J.“..-l21.“..‘.‘.1;‘.'..'.-. "3°?“ a»
intui'nuiniz Jun. 27. Dr. lrvint- sup .“d “ 15- GM for cooking would be
a boon for this tt‘t‘lflm. and surely i.
‘would pay the Stamford (Bus and
~Electric Company to supply it, tor
there is not a house titlt would ttot
A few days ago. it was slitlHI that
gas was needed in .\‘ormon and Dirt-
cnpal ('ilufuil, following the pastoral:-
of Rev. E. \V. Hymn-lie. The short pus
torntc was vt-ry successful and the
church would now gladly retained ,aDI’IY {01' IL
hint. but then- wow so tinny calls lol
larger fields of service that he wits; There were three real estate trans-
soon trunsfored to another and lnrgerjers in Doric-n, last week, with mort-
parish llr. lrvine needs no inll’i)dtl(v-8l303 Of 313.100. For the first week
tton to Rnwnytnii people out surely of December. last year. them were
all will ho glad that he Is returning two soles of property and the inert,
for those special services A cordial gage .were ”0.150. inst week's solos
invitation Lt extended to the generaliwere: Higble. N. .\l.. to Nelson Bou-
pttlillc to bu present. tton. Highland Park: llandsll. M. D..
. llO Florence K. Brown, Contentment
{laud road mortgages 39,000): Slur
\mons Realty n (‘ons Co, to T. R.
I.‘Hoyt, Norotou erur.
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DARIEN
Nonmou
_ Considerable amusement was cous-
I ed itt Darlen when ll writer in a local
f'pnper. remarking on the fact that
“Chief" Warren arcs-tie of the Dorlen
Police Department has discontinued
his dutiea ltfl trutllc officer on the Post
[loud at linrlen center until next
spring. stated that the "dummls-cops"
wcre also removed from the road, it
bring against the traffic regillntlons
of the Suite Highway Commission to
station them on a highway unless "u
human traffic officer." like Mr. Greek.
was on duty at least wt of the day.
Now some of our friends in Dorian
are wondering why our good friend
who wrote this item should call
"Chief” Greenv. such names. and it
is said that Mr. Greene. has never
done anything to deserve it.
M. .l. Shauzhueitscy spent Thursday
in New York.
The Friday Afternoon (‘lub met at
the home of Mrs. Mark \V. Norman
Bmokalde uvenuc yesterday.
\thlinm Austin of this Heights. rt~
cently entertained his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Seth Austin of Pound Ridge
for a few days.
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Harris R. Chllds and family, of New
York and Noroton, spent a few days
lsst‘week at the home on Long .\‘ock
point road.
CHURCH “LENDER;
"’ Knight Street A. M. u. Church. Rev
I. A. McCoy. pastor.
The Et'tmgelistic services. will can
time through the week with Rev.
L.‘T. Conquest the. famous evangelist
of great fame in charge.
The marked result of but night’s
service was the conversion of om
sour until three seekers. A powerfu
sermon was preached from the text
“Ho lsthe fairest. of ten thousand."
The theme of this evening will be
0
Miss Marcella Coming of (leorgoi
town. who is a student. at Danbury
High §chml, is spending the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. M. L. Haitian;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phnlr of Spring
dale, the latter formerly Miss Eva
Dugdale of the Heights. are. rejoicing
over the. arrival of a son a few days
ago.
- Evangelistic songs.
Bert Stags of' Noroton Heights,
‘who has been home on it short visit.
has returned to Boston. He expects
to return to Noroton Heights for the
Christmas holidays.
the pursuance.
iookwood’s Hui—IIT
Month Eve’gt, Dealt
The Lmr mint-at Event at
The Methodist Brotherhood will
meet to night sit inaction-oh; for a. bust-
nesomdtsoolot meeting, There will“
no speaker. ”has been the oust“ at “95“..“
hire-meetings for mainline Mi ' km gum“. .
. 'iGiVen ' ' Lot‘ it Good Fell
. monumental. made of dam to :81“. a“ Fellow a"
urge.- tn Stamford lsst. Suturday ntsht - ’ ' ‘ - '
t" , .
i v Justice of the Peace Gillan; or
' its Florence. daughter of Mr. on
g I‘SLWIIIIEIA Standard of Norotomj
atoms, to Chulos‘.nbward.. , ‘
'o
it
"Just. a» Timely." All? are invited to 7
attend these services. Seats free
Privsto‘ consultation can be load an
AMERICAN
W Eliminator; gur-
tsmmnouut on m neuritis.
“nos-Pris -
shouting, and lair-tighten: tier “£007.19me I AND hpfinggALg
Mrs. Snob J. mm.
Mrs. Sarah J. Dickson. of “'Ellm
died at live o'clock Friday morning
after an illness of two years' duration,
Mrs. Dickson was sixtyloui‘ yvafs oil.
The deceased is silt-vivid by six
children: Mrs. P. ’., Setback, or Brothel.
Mrs. Andrew McMullen. :t.:« Sarah
I. Dickson and “’illiam D Dickson,
of Westport: Mrs. Mattie Anderson.
of New York, and Mrs. Clarence:
Bloom. of Torrlngton. also one Staten,
Mrs. Charles Slul‘gc> t~t Norvmlit anti
eight grandchildren
The funeral service..- were held
front the homc on Lincoln :ur-ntte,
Westport. Sunday at 2:30 p. I“
Mrs. Eliza B. Lowndes.
Mrs, Eliza tit-n towndes, widow n! '
the late Charles ll. Lownder of 98
South Main strut, died ycstcrdat at
her home at the age of rights, yours.
She is surtiud by four children. Mrs.
Samuel L. Benedict. Mrs. Robert O.
Rsymond Mrfi. Jost‘ph Kleilifrlwr till.
Chillers LUWlltht‘E. Funeral H‘I'Yllt'rl
will be held at her lat» borne “Rut-
ncsdtiy lifii‘l‘ittd‘il and will b“ grin-me.
F. H. Slade
Word was received in Norwalk. thin
morning, of the death of P. H, Slade...
of Ohio avenue. Fulrfield Park. lio-
wss taken ill a few days ago, and for
a week past h'dd been in a New York:
hospital, where he passed away today
of pleuropcnumoniit. lie is survivedi
by a widow Alida baby but it few days;
Old. and thl OIlIt‘I‘ (‘hlltll‘t'fl All UT
Mrs. SIillIl“ i‘elutivt‘s live in lliic'il.
Julius Barns.
Julius “unit. the (mo dzty old r-ltlltls
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen llama. «if
12: Kossttlh street. died yesterday in
the hump of his pilI‘t'lllS. Funcrnl‘
services were held at the home today
and Rev. .loscph (\‘zabo officiated. in
torment was in St. Mary's cemetiaryw“
Funeral of tune J. Baxter.
The funeral surviccs of Isaac J.
. Baxter. ,who died Friday evening. was;
held this afternoon at his IMG' norm:~
at 10 Henry street The remains
were shipped to I‘Will and‘inter—
Ltent was in the Hillside cemetery.
The regular monthly meeting of titt-
Junior League will be held this M’l‘fl‘
in: at the Borkeley street-chapel. TI“!
reports of the various dance commit-
tees will be heard. .Mlfif’flmflt -
dance in costume will talk“.
As Mr. Porter Emerson Brown has
not returned fromthe South, luv will
be unable to address the meeting.
Members and menu of Welomm
Stranger Lodge, mo. 3“, 801m of St.
George enjoyed a delightful social and .
entertainment Saturday evening in
the lodgo rooms in Main m. Th0
nt‘l'uir was vary larztely attended, and.
the pmltntm consisted of n number of
vocal and instrumental BOIPCCIOIIR‘ not!
rccltations? Refrmhml‘nts Wu- 8?".
06 during the evening.
Among the passengers sailing to-
day on the “steamer “chform's’ of: tin ‘
Old Dominion Line are Mr. and Mn.
Charles W. Godfrey and daughter.
Bernice Godfrey.
rail to Oriental, N. C. They secured:
their tickets and rmorvatlm through»
the otlco of .1. if. Ludo: ‘00.. liter, .
local agents of the Old Dominion Line.
BOXING
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. ROODNER'SHALIL,
Strum Nomadic -
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‘ Kilns vs. Willio~Coliitlsist3
They are sailing“ ‘
for Norfolk and then intend to'go by
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3%.
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