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Advertisements»
v4r'
Wants,
. Cards.
Businesse‘and Professional %
“on this page. Twenty-Five Words
Shoo. Blacktace or Cap/a Double Price.
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Notice of file of Player Piano
By virtue of a judgment entered in
To. Let. r... s...
Miscellaneous Ads.
Sarah L. Campbell vs. Louis Streets!
Warren. in the. city of~Norwalk..I Iev.
led upon a certeln ..player;plano,'l~lo.
2—1103. and will authenticate
highest bidder oi 1M~ muesli.
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, near the
signpost on Railroad square. South
01'
Three Times, 1 week
so.
WANTED.
Less, 25c.
WM
0- __ __
FOR SALE. 1 TO LET.
p— —— — - 1 —_‘ |
FOR SALE—IO-INCH FLAT'v‘REC—V 7° FET’FURNISHED AND ”*1
ords, 40c; 123mb, 650. Records .. exi' furnished rooms at the Hotel Bristol.‘
changed 15c. Indestructible cylinder newly renovated. Inquire first floor. '
i
records, 10c, 20c. The Record -' Ex-i «119 12t
- change. 2 Hanford Place, South “Nob: ‘ l
ywalk. d“, 3,‘ T0 LET—DINNING ROOM PRIVLf
_- logo at the Hotel Bristol, formerly
FOR SALE-FRICASSEE R(Myrgmiviland House. 50 rooms. Boarders
ing chickens, broilers, ducks gozse guaranteed. 600d tonne t” right'pal‘ty.
and turkeys. 228 [0 35C lb. Killed. Inquire L. J. 6011011, 10 80. Main SI...
dressed and delivered to order .Fresh after 5 I" m.
laid eggs. 700 doz. Sweet Russctt ci-‘: ’ l
door 250 gal. Nichols Poultry Farm,I TO LET—*STORE AT 44 -V\'ATER..
(Lodgewood) Ponds avenue, Norwalk. street, also loft at 40 Walter street.‘
Tel. 132“; (119 3‘ South 'Norwalk. Inquire otEdwuru
_____ _..,._ _,_..____. Farrelipu Havilnnd street: ‘
FOR SALE~CHARM STEWART
range. SS; three parlor heaters, $4.00.
84.50 and $5.00. Inquire 35 Osborn ave. ”0"" J“ 12 Chestnut Elm“. 50- Nor-
dis 3; walk. Inquire F. l). Lawton, 40 Bay
view avenue.
TO LET—5 nouns, SECOND
son SALE-FORD FOR saw.
.1917 Ford touring car in use by pri- TO LET—FIRST FLOUR 3 ROOMS
vote party only one month. not a jit- at. 33 Second street. East N0ru’a1k.‘
ney. This car is in excellent condl- Rent 59- Apply at The Gorham Co.,
lion and I will sell for $300 cash to . ‘
quick buyer. Address A. Ford care of E331 MYWMK .. d1” 3t
Sentinel. l . _ ‘ l
" " i TO LETr~BASEMENT ARIONI
FOR SALE—timid) BUYS GOOD ‘3
Town house city water and toilet.
large lot, near storm in Norwnlk. $750
cash. Also have good large building
lot cost $335. ncnr stores in Norwalk.
price $250. Some fruit trees. Address
I’. J. Box {H3 South Norwallr. did 6t
FOR SALE—{IrDIJlEN nussa'r an
der from Palmer's old orchard mills.
Not like ordinary cidcr. It is made
from solcclml Rum-act apples. Try it,
Wm. Miller, Washington BtNBL'dl3 9i
Hall 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose.
Inquire on premises: l
TO LET-6 ROOMS Wl'l‘ll ’ ALL
modorn improvements at 32 Taylor
Ave. inquire at United Grocery Co. or,
' R. 0. Raymond. i
TO LET sroni‘. AT 20: EAST?
\i'ashlmzton street. inquire at 64 So.
Main atrcct or 'phone 60.
The Varsity
Eye Glass
LOST.
LOST~YIC l‘lilillAY,
whiiomnltvsv puodlo
spots. Finzlcr plcosc
Courtland I’liu‘c. llcwurd.
A SMALL
with brown
return to 6
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LOST—IN LOBBY 0F 80. NOR-
walk post oilicc. at noon today, my
mothcr'ti wedding ring. Valunhlo as rc-
mcmbrancc. l-‘indcr please call'ut
Sentinel oflicc. dlfl 3tl
——NONE BETTER ‘
Home made mince pies ,nnd creaml
crullors for the holiday season. Made;
lresh as ordered. 39 Woodward ave;
airs. R. F. Rockwell, Tel. 669-l2.dli Stl
guished in appearance. Just
the thing for evening wear
and perfectly proper for all oc-
cations.
Distinctive 'and practical.
We CmpIOy OCULISTS
examine eyes.
THAMBR
“The House of Good Glasses.”
t0
iii/This 7 Paying-'— the“ Higrem
Prices For All inds Of
Telephone gygcxnd Postal to Oculists. Optometrists, Opticians
L EFFRON ‘_.37 Atlantic Sq., Stamford. Conn.
open SM. 1111 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
g Rowan St East Norwall
"FOR SALE—6 room house‘
with all modern improvementm
in good location. East Norwal‘n‘
#1
ARION HALL
Newly decorated. in first class con-
Price $230“ Small depOSIt. bal" ditlon. Can be rented for balls, par?
ancc mortzage Alro have a- ,
building lot, 38 x 170‘ on Almh was and other occasions. Booking for
street. Norwalk. Can he bought nextvycaiuow open. Tel. 135;). ..
reasonable. For particulars 'DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Ask John T. Haves l
7 MAIN s'c. :{uoRWALK
Mrs. Maria L. Saabyc
;. Mrs. Maria 1.. San-bye of Bridgeport,
lConn., died Monday, December 18th.
G19 6t :
. stock room.
Norwalk. Connecticut.
HENRY 0. sanm
‘COn‘stable of the town of Norwalk.
WANTED—BOY WANTED . 16'
years or over, $6 week. inquire 8.1%
H. Stamp Store. 13 North Main
street.
-. District of Norwalk. ' .33- ' Probate.
Court, December, 19. A.'D.,jl916.
WANTED—FEMALE AND ' MALE!
operators and pressers on men's Palm
Beach coats. Samuel Rovner, 5062.
Day street.
Norwalk, in said district, deceased:
Ordered, that the trustee under the
will. of said deceased exhibit his ac-
. ‘ 3 ‘ count to this court for adjustment, at
0”“ L. the Probate oilice in Norwalkxon the
“8 3tfem day of December. 1916.111 2
. - .. [o‘clock afternoon: and that all per
pom::;ifiiuigmtodbyadi‘;2321‘ sons interested in said Estate may be
‘ y - f the trustee will cause,
nwnth. 179 East avenue, Telefihwelmunm (heron, .
143;; this order to he published in a news-
.paper having a circulation in said dis-
ltrlct, at least five davs before said
512ml) day of Docemhcr.1916.
“d nanny w. onaoonv r‘
WANTED—BOY FOR
work. “Nor" care Sentinel.
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WANTED—FIAT 0F 4 OR
rooms with all imprwcmontx.
dress Flat care of Sentinel.
“a“;iArgTEIEJISIidiRPENTERS, ““3 District of Norwalk. as. Probate.
Rid... .,. ’ .H ‘ mi"? "“1““ z‘Courl, l‘ccclnbcr'lllpA. 11.1916. 1
W lliarfl‘owm' South horwalk, Andrew, Estate of Samuel ll. Ferris late of‘
. . ' lNorwulk, in said district. dcceascd.
. ”l Whereas written application has
W N -_ ‘ ' J 1‘ l‘ l r r , ~ '
. A TED . 14"“ LRH‘MLD FE'lbccn made to this court by the execu-
molo operators on Singer sewing mar, tor of ihe‘wlll of snid‘dcceoaed pmy~|
22:32.3; 2“.) lcgrlncrs who “'3" N {log for reasons therein set forth fori
. goo my “ 1“ lcnrning. “9 "Hymn ordcr authorizing him to sell the
a bonus of )0 per cent. to employee nf-1inwmomd real estate.
Slammhowm tom“ ,1" “m" 4‘ i Ordered, that said application be
;\.9l.;“,s\- 0 TIM" uctu1.rs, BPldm“hoard and determined ‘nt the Probate
I ' ‘ mm: L dl6 3t{Office in Norwalk, on the 23111 day of
_..._.
favor of the plaintiff In the case . of}
Estate of Samuel H. Ferris. late oil
Milititllllihlllfl
(continued from first page.)
._.___—
,be Criminal Superior court. But
.pe Ju’ry box was filled.
7 . Juror Excused.‘ .
. Slings Attorney Homer S. Cum-
minsu shortly after court opened,
willed-the attention of Judge Burpee
*o the fact that Simeon P. Corey, of
one of the jurors was not present
and the judge excused him from the
case. -Later Corey came into colirt
"rid both Attorneys John Keogh and
Henna l‘l. Shannon, counsel for Fair
aYid Devereaux respectively requert‘
"d that Corey be given a seat in the
Jury box, but Judge mt'pee refused
tp or mplv with the request.
“His ira'n may have been late,"
swarmed Attorney Kcovrh.
“The court has no intention of M
versing its decision can rccarda 'M-rf
Corey. There is no reflection on Mr
('crcy. The court has its reasons,"
--nplied Judsvc Pl'rnco.
Klr'o Enters c-ee.
Jacob B. Klein. of D'idwmrt no
reared in court today as one of the
mouse] for Fair. Aiiomev John
l{cn"l- of Norwrlk‘ftiao rcrl‘cflnnfsli‘oir
"11d Fem-v 1-“. Shannon of Bridnc'm‘t
it: gm‘munl fnr Duvp'pn"? Attorrmv
.lnhn T. “W"M of Norwa'k is also
.. .-. ”‘5me ”mg—a»,
m
[our tulesmen were exam nod before - ‘
‘lewtown. who hadbecn chosen as»
Ilgru‘f"ll"i"‘ Hm (lofphkb
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(116 31. Judge . 1
' «Vlnvs. Arfiil:[nflt ,thn'x: Alinwnnvi
- Ralph A (‘wr'w‘ r-v‘d AN-‘irnnv Harri
”mnu TV..,.|.,.-A I“ nounst-..“ fie.“ llill‘id“
ling the slot-"a strip of Wm raw. |
' Cr“‘<"'-~ P‘rmil. ;
Th9 fl"¢f "'l'N‘PGG "aw O‘rn otntn “'n"’|
me't ll. 'I‘rocv. a Strum-:1 cl-‘i‘ ~ ‘
rtnpnr 1L. -,ir-~e:"-,l n p...‘ n! in...
- "M ..r nor‘np whlnh shownd f‘m ”oh"
\Vl‘nr‘r ”an 0-1"!
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' December, 1916. at 3 o'clock. -aftor-.
noon; and that public notice. thereof
*—
ho given to all» persons interested
therein by 'Dnhlll‘hmg mm cde m a
OPERATORS 0N sswmo MA‘CH-
Inea, pay while learning.
ncwspnpor halving u circulation in snidi
WANTED—1 -
dlsn'ii-r. at ici‘sl five days before said
lday of bearing.
unnnv w. nonconv l
Yill'Ntl ‘ Jud!”
MAN I.\
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w n "-1.4 ¢—|-_—,I m.”
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who» he ,rfi'tchorl
court. but iodw ho had n "m" M"
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p'fil For“ rH'r‘ “’Nwod “can rv‘m'uoq
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lnnh rm how! this: may-“fun iq ho (\v.‘ .Igfin
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The Ch'tiStmas' and;
NewYear’s Greeting..."
3“ that is most expressive-0%; 3
_ yourself, most characteristiei .2;
of the holiday'sp.rit,"
most quicklyldeliaw
-..predt .and-mostfioy— .
fully received is a‘
2.. WESTERN; y- '9
fl Telegram
3 . Special holiday forms are.
provrded‘to-add to the appreciation
of your good wishes. '
THE WESTERN -UNIONi TELEGRAPH CO.
41 muMIKC»\-na“~ q‘uwfilrfl- ..
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A BIG STOLK OF TABLES
That make most cherished presents. .
Telephone Tables Muffin Stands
Tip Tables ‘ Sewing Tables
Se'V'n'z Tables Bedside Tables
Cellarette 1 Card Tables
Tea Wagons in Many Styles
A New lline'of ArtGoods
0f metal. wood. wicker. glass and pottery that will surely
serve to answer the present problem. See the Window Dis- .-
play. . .. ' ' ‘ ‘ X
RAYMOND '~ a SON i
Wall to. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwnlk
‘ ._
4—1:
/
Large round lenscs, heavyflg
gold rims and spring, distin- ;
Real Estatei—Insurance
BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTlNG PAPER-HANGING
’ “decorating. painter’s supplies; wall
paper, unto-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
der: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue,‘ m2:
-—MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
Gather your rags. papers and other
junk and notify us. We will’pay the
'best. Philip P. Maboney. 52 Van-‘Zant
street. East 'Norwalk. Phone 1182-5
L ’ _
GRACE PARSSH NOTES.
Tucsday—Girls’ I‘riendly Society in
the Parish house at 7:30. .
'l'hunu y— heifers helpers, at 3,
9 West Main street.
Wct‘nesdaywlmights of King Arl
U111='..l’ori"h house at 7-“() i
Clzi‘llren’s_ 3.1m... PN'M' . - -—
gm? Tuesday in the Parish house at
STOPPtD CHILDREN'S. CROUP
COUGH *
‘Three weeks ago two of‘my child-
you began chokin: and'coughin2: mid
I saw they were having an attack or
,ty-sccond year.
:by one daughicr and three sons, Mrs.
'I. F, Terry, 01' Bethol. Conn, Wm. J
at the Norwnlk llo‘spital in her scvcn-
Deceased In survived
Saabyc of. this city, Edw. L. of Yroyi
deuce. R. l.. and Herbert J. Snabye,
of Win-cheater, Mans. Funeral servic-
cs will be held from the residence of
lr-r son, William J. Snabye, 75 Wood-
Clnelt, Peabody
& (20., inc.
[Bill N0liCt‘ - '
2 In tho district court of the United
Status for the Southern di‘rtrlct. of.
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‘Now York. In bankruptcy. In thc';
lumiicr of llcnry Discholl’ Co, bank-1
rupt—Chas. Shongomi. ll. S. Auction,
ccr for the Southern district of New
York in bankruptcy, soils this dny,l
Thursday, I'locomlzvcr 28, litlii. by ordcrl
of the court. at 12 noon. at chl bis-I
talc Exchange. 14 Vcscy sircct; Ron:
ough ‘of Manhattan. city of New
'York, assets of the above hankruth
iconslsilm: of the following pnrcols of;
real estate: '
3:-—-All~ that certain tract or parent:
of loud situated in the city of South,I
whim-walk. state of Connecticut. and
by the highway known as Raymond
strcoi; cnstcrly about sixty-five feeti
; (65) by land of said grantee. by.
i hounds orcclcd souihcrly about: cighty'
(80) feet by land now or late of \Vil-‘
llam II. Bradley: and westerly about,
islxty-flve (65) feet thereon erectedf
! being the sum-3 promisex formerly be-
'longing to Michael Becker, late of the.
town of Norwalk, dcccnaed.
This parcel consists of a corner plot.
of ground having a frontage on hralnlby land form
street of approximately sixty feet and
on Raymond street of approximately
one hundred feet, together with five
i
NOTICE
-—-—-
Probate Sale of Real Estate
Under und'pursunnt to an ordcr ml
the Court of Probate for‘tho District
of Norwuik authorizing lhcm thereun-
to, the subscrih-"rs hcroby offer] forE
all such right, title nnd interestg .“
as William 1-1. Lockwood. Into of Nor-l
aalc
walk unpaid district. deceased had at
the limo of his dcnih in 11nd to the fol-‘ ,1. ran
lowim: dcscribcd ronl estate. to wit:
All that certain tract or pnrrcl of
land with tho buildings ihcrcon stand.
inc. alumtcd in said town of Norwnik.
bring sixty (no) fcci, more or loss in
front and rcar, and one hundu‘d an“
fifty~lwo (152) foot, more or loss.
'dcpth. on the South side. and one l1u11
drcd and twenty"
less. in'depth'on the North side,
iboundcd north'crly by land formerly
of hinjk Fodnr; cnsicrly by highway
known as Wilson road; southerly by
land of Dennis Lea/hem and westerly
by land formerly of Daniel Hoyt. .
All that certain tract or parcel of
land with the building‘x thereon stand-
ing, situated in said town of Norwnlk.
being: sixty-nine (Gill feet, more or
less In front. and seventy (70) feet.
were or loss. in rear, one hundred and
twenty (120) feet. more onions, in
depth on South nidc, and one hundred
and tcn (110) fret, more or loss ~in
depth on North sldc.1h0unded northcr.
iy and westerly by land formerly of
lion’cl l-loyt; easterly by h'ghwn)
known as .Wilson road, and southerly
erly of Andrew Fodar.
For particulars and tcrms apply-to
JACOB-M: mr'rou
DENNIS LEAH-IN
\ Executors
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l'""" "" "" "' this wcck and may i!"
into ncxt work. ' '
Our Jltncy Offer This ”3 55>
Don’t mine this; cut out this nun
enclose with fin and mril it to Fol"
& Co.. 2935 Shomnld avc..
lll.. Writh‘lz .vnur name and "adv-rs:
clearly; You will rcco'vo 1;. return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound. for cow'he
colds, and croup; Foley Kidney Pills
for pain to sides and hack. rheumn ,
BLOUSES,
Blouses in
(““0an
SILK' SKIRTS
P‘ain Talie
Chine.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies’ All Linen
Gents' All Linen
Handkerchiefs in boxes.
Georgette, Lacean
.SILK UNDERWEAR
In Italian Silk an
BOUDOIR CAPS -
Showino: of the
Christmas Gifts
LADIES’
SHIRT WAISTS.
-At $1.00 a Specialty.
Crepe De Chine Waists
$2.25 to $5.00.
Plaid and. Colored Silk
$1.49 to $5Loo.
Middy Blousele
' $r.oo and $1.25.-
Ladies' House Dresses
$r.oo, $1.25, $1.49.
soon-1 NORWALK. come.
A. DICKER’MAN & SON
PHON
the upda-drte-stripes and plaids.
ta, Dresden Taffeta.
d Crepe De Chine.
best models of the season.
Messalinc and Crepe De 6:
E446
d E nbroidered Crepe De Chine, Silk“ ‘ ;
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croup," writes A'Billle'M‘oyliorry. Eck- John Camp, Wits held this afternoon
49ft. Go: “I’ 80l__3;b0ttle “Of FDIQY'S; at 2 o‘clock from the latofiesldeuce“
Honey & Tar and have them a dou- . of ”,5 deceased. in perry avenue. Rev.’
before bedtime and soon‘thelr cough
stopped imd‘tlic‘y‘" felliaaleep. Next
morning- their coach: and all sign of
croup was gone": Foley's Honey nnd
Tar Is a standard‘lowmriced' remedy
for colds, bronchitis} ‘la‘igrippe coughs
__.__._. _—
(Tunes make a“ nice ‘ Xmas gift.
O'Brien'a.
-—Try a Sentinei “lent Adv.
Collins Co. for 81.00 d
weekly. . ~
“-3.
{ payment plan at. A. J. “Bellies
lnet delivered to .70“ ”META-”‘1' .. " ’ "' ' ‘ icy". ‘
own;afid 81.00!“ A full linen! Vietoeretrolaii and: - '
cords for. 'Xmas deliVery in, on
(It) ‘
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1‘ A" ._._- "~.l 1]
i.rr1§es...9fpttena.
V . —Chri.rt‘"‘79" umbrellas at regular.
ti'sm. backache. kidneys and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cnthnrllc Tab.
lets. a wholesome. and thnrmrhlv
lclcsnsing cathartic. for constipation
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels. ’
WW
Adrariim: in “run rnnflwrfl t
SILK HOSIERY .
All the practical ‘and best oh the noveltieszw
‘83? Little :Shop , -
56 No. Main St.
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F
Weds.“ .m. , ‘
K. (8), A. Cloven
. mfimmmmwwmmfi '55 7' _ "
"Morgan
ward avenue, South Norwalk, Won. hOU‘JEs thcreon erected. and is sub— n____ _ , . d :
W a 1°“ ‘~° *‘ °‘ W .. 5 0... We... t GIVE USEFUL GIFTS? r
Rev. Mr. Coleman of Trinity Cburcbfiem- The following oihcers were elected ;. , 3 . . '. g as
M“ omciute. and interment will be in; 4z—Also ,one traCt 0‘ land situated for the ensuing- year at‘lu‘air night's ‘ : ' Th: Lasting Pleasur- of Giving Practical Gifts is to '.
Siounlain Grove cemetery. Bridge‘ "115“” N°""“"‘ “t Ea” NMWMR 0" meeting of 0111- Brothers' Lodge. N0- -'-1: be Had it you Buy Here. - ,, v? 3 s
W“ 0°“: ““6““ “Wm“ “”1““ e S“ M" m“ 5° “M ““d 10 1 o o. s: ' ‘ on They Are All Useful Theywm Be» Appreciated
—- Dart ly automobile under direction Uri-bounded "WHIP-Fly by highway known 'Noble Grand—Frank Gregory. Most... 3 3
D. W. Raymond: ’as Ludlow street, easterly by land for- ulcoGrand~Wllllam James. i‘-‘-1 Watch Our Windows. Watch Our Window: .-
-.._. . . mold: of Erank B. Smith and wife Recording ISecretory-«Wllbur Hub? ‘1 Pnf‘l‘ieunf Mes-q Ware, Specialties. . 'af no
"‘88 53W” ”"9“ 18°“ my y land formerly 0f George 2 bell. ‘. . -.2 “ 'Henckt‘l’s‘ Manicure'Scissors and Sewzng Sets. .3:
The ”“3““ 0! Miss Estelle Jones,‘0- Keeler and westerly . thy highway. Financial secretary—Harry Smith. it . ‘ “ ' .. , . .. *
daughter Of ML and Mrs. Ilanford S- «gazgfi Rizmrtvef‘l?1hegg it’d: 1 Treasurer—Samuel 0,erm11; ~ ' i V CARVING M'A-NICURE' SEWING. AND 2 . SAFETY ANDt ., '. é
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home. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. pasi W0 feet In depth and being thersame mirenzii:trxel‘°g on‘Monday even g ' > . vSCISSORS-A'NDl-v .. '. 3;.
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official-"i and Interment was in 'mvepsel Becker from Frank B. Smith and “g- , _.__ Bf . ‘ , . _ . SHEARSI'" __ - 33?
Anna B. Smith, recorded'in the rec- ‘ FF|CER31 . . 1 ’ “23*
side cemetery.- . 7 ,cournx au‘cAMPVMENT O .. . ‘ . RAZORSTROPt >_ ‘
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f the We David so, This property is in the name of W11. revenin with thirteen“: -. , . , >. ‘1 it»
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any encumbrance. I E! i~tyl§£§£flm a. . ‘ _ , WITH THERMOS ’ SLEDS SKATES. . .1
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