Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1 week
$1.00. Bieckface orCaps Double Price.
. . . A.WHAA‘L ' _' ,- \
\
FOR SALE. To our. . WAN'IED'
con SALE—A srx noon cor. T0 LET—ONE FOUR 80011. FEMALE HELP WANTED
;all improvements and Conan-apartment- improvements-inquire at‘ Lady demonstrator, neat appear-
’nces; sell cheap as owner is leat-
g town. Apply Mrs. Alma R. Greene,
33 Burritt avenue. in st
. s
1
'F‘OR SALE—FORD TOURlNG can
Inquire Austin's Garage, Railroad ave-
“;flhe, South Nor-walk. jil 3t
FOR SALE—1911 PASSENGER
. , adillac touring A. 1. condition. Dem-
“ , stration. A bargain tor ttttitk buyer.
{fiche 1738 after 5 p, m. 3‘10 3t
i)
FOR SALE——l’IANO FOR SALE.
.party going west, will sell $42.3. (high-
liest grade make) guaranteed for it)
rs; beautiful mahogany cause. un-
iaisually fine lone. used four monthSej
,‘must sell, best cash offer takes it. Ad-1
ja/(e‘ss "Cash," care Evening Sentinel.
‘ ‘ ~ le 3t
FOR SALE OR TO RENT i
HOUSE AND BARN, NO. 18 WEST
“AVENUE, NORWALtK, CONN. Alli.
iMODERN IMPROVEMENTS. F'Olt
tPAIt'rtCtitiARs CALL t-ltuxia ltd
2011 12m. to til
St?’ 1
’3
[Hill Nlilllll
i’NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE
District of Connecticut. }
ity virtue of an order of sale issued?
tom of the l‘ttitcd States district court;
iffil' the district of Connecticut. on the]
fifth day of January, 1917. notice 12%
lilm‘c‘by given that i will lli‘ll by pub-I
Vl'c auction, for cash. on Tuesday, thc',
.jdth day of January, 1917, at 1 o'clock.
p. ill.. at South Nortvttik, itt said tilts'-'l
3i'\'._ t. the barge “Rillpll‘t‘,” her boats,‘
itacklc. apparel, appurtenances, and
furniture, as she now at Ra)";
rtottd's doc't off from Water tut-ecu.
Eouth Norwiilk.
[Jam—ms
«Mo—"Q w
lics
84 Woodward avenue. Telephone 365-4
or 473-3. ill 31
TO LET—FURNISHED TWO CON-
nectlng rooms with gas, toilet and all
conveniences for light housekeeping.
Near East Norwalk Depot, 21L East
avenue, East Norwalk. .19 3t
TO LET—43 ROOM FLAT, 71 CE-
dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing-
ton street. Roodnsr's Hall for lodge
‘purposes. A. C. Knorr, phone 872-3.
To LET—~STEAM HEATED FLAT.
I; rooms and bath all improvements.
118 South Main street. Frank ll.
Fitch. am (it
TO LET-6 ROOM COTTAGE. ALI.
improyements. intvrenco streetfllp
ply to R. Joselovnlty, Water street, or
More avenue, Etast Norwalk. L") tt'
TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST
Washington street.
Matti street or 'phone 60.
T0 LET—Ii ROOM BUNGALOW
and 2 acres land, ‘12 per month, also
6 room house, good garden, $12.50 per
month, and many other rents in differ—
cut sections (it city. For particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate-«Insurance
NOTICE
District of Norwalk, 5s Probate
Court. January 2, A. 1)., 1916.
Estate of William S. Wilcox, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the dis-
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business and Professional
Cards;
on this page. Twenty-Five Words or
inquire at 64 So. “st
i
l -. _
i WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS 0."
i WANTED~liOS'S AND GIRLS, 14
Miscellaneous Ads.
ance, demonstrate article of merit.
Salary and commission. No house to
house canvassing. Apply at once .Ask
for Mr. Warde, City Hall.
WANTED— SilOEllA-KERS WOOD
heelers, on high grade turn shoes.
Steady work. Lounsbury, Sottlc Co.,
Stamford, Conn. 1'11 :5.
WANTED—BASEMENT on CBC
iar suitable for bowling alley or rifle.
range, 85 feet long, electric light and1
heat necessary. Must be cheap. P. 0.
box 511. jll 3t
‘ WANTED~GIRL FOR CLERICAL
work in factory. Must be good writer
and accurate in figures. Apply J. J.
(.‘ash, Ltd, Chcstnttt street. jli 3i
WANTED; ENERGETIC WOMAN
to sell tRoyce‘s Extracts, Toilet Arti-
cles and Household Novelties. (tall
or address Miss—«A. Stimson, lettcral
Agent. cat-c Mrs. it‘ratv, 30 Che-Stunt
lll 3t
m.
WANTED—~h‘lfili.tl.i:S '1‘0 SEW
hooks anti eyes; also girls over 16
years for light factory work. lood
wages and steady position. ltoyat
Mfg. Co, 85 Washington street.
Singer sewing machines. Good pay,
steady work. S. llovner, 55 Day street.
South Norwulk.
WANTED—SALESlADY lN DRY
.
:aoods store. Address Dry Goods, (‘EI'Biginia to Maine. The temperatures are
. Sentinel.
t
110 at
t
years old or more to work in the mail-
ing department. Wages $1 per day, to
start with; advancement. Murphy Mfg.
Co, East avenue. 110 3t
m
and All Parts of the, '
CHESTER“ ELI)
‘llROOKS,
t“. RUDD”)- ttrict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- WANTED—A BELL BOY OVER 18.
lowed six months from the date ltcre- llotcl Mahackento. Bring references. 1
ynimt gums Marshal of for the creditors of said estate to _ ,
by TIMOTHY 1.3, ”AWLE}: exhibit their claims for settlement. WANTED~0LD FALSE Titlii'i'llo
Donut" I‘. S. Marshal Th0“? who neglect to W959“ “‘9'" a“ Don't matter it broken. 1 pay/$1 to :5.
cm. Norwalk. Conn. “mm“- 97°99”? “WWI mm“ “id per not. Mail to 1.. Itlitzet‘, 2007 S. Fifth:
Jan. 9. m7. 3mm “1" be mm“ 1‘ "acme?!" A“ street, Philadelphia, mt. wnt send
'persons indebted to said estate are jg 12,
‘ requested to make immediate payment
of to :
MATiliDA A. WILCOX
Executrix
i
* ' cat-ah by return mail.
NOTICE
The legal voters and taxpayers
111- Third 'l‘dvl g District are hereby
l otificd and warned that a special dis-l
trict titectittg willhc held at the Mnr- «—
sin school house, 19th day of January
‘A.. 1)., 1917. at. 8 o'clock p. m. for the.
i illott‘ing purposes, to wit:
1. To act upott the bills of the. reg.
itirars of vote rs for services rendered
71.10 district at tlte special ballot vot-
,ing meeting of the district.
L 2. To appropriate the stint of not ‘
more than $2,500 to meet the deficit of W“ 0m” ”i “walk 0“ ”‘9 ‘9 d“) , WANTED—YOUNG (tint. T0 as.
“19 diSiI‘iCt "5 0f SeptcntlrEr 151. 1916- Of January, 1917' at 2 o'clock, aftcr- sist with housework. Address, stating
3. To authorize the district comin’is- “0°“? and “V“ all Demons “WWW“ particulars, 0, Rt. care Sentinel. I
plotters to borrow tltc sum so appropri- itt said Estate may be notified there, 5:... ,, ,. ______.
nted of. the administrator will cause this? t
Filed at. Norwalk Connecticut, ””5 order to be published in a newspaper , I
i8z’lt day of January 1917.
having a circulation in said district.i WAN‘ I A l
(‘lvll‘Rl FS C KUHVER at least five days before said 19 all)" . ‘
. . 11 u e l
H. l. BENNETT of January. 1917. 5
Commissioners of the Third Taxing. HENRY W- GREGOR‘. .
nist'rict of tho City of Norwalk. Judge, WANTED—GIRLS TO WORK l.\
A . . , ‘
5 ‘ sc. MARSHALL f thox shop.
Clerk. ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT. i , ,
- District of Norwalk ss. Probate‘ ”EMTORS 0N SEWING MALH'
tCOlli‘f, January 10, A. D., 1917. ‘ ‘ Ines, pay while learning.
55. probate" Estate of Richard M. Bouton, late '
Cindi, Peabody
WANTED-still“. FOR onxnnat.i
housework, faintly of two. (‘all even-‘
inns, (ii li‘lax llill Road. 19 3t.
. ..- 1.
WANTED—A SECOND HAND UP-i
right piano tit aood condition. .\i. Land,
17 South liain street, South Norwallt.
WANTED~ llRlS BETWEEN 14‘
attd 16 years of age. Apply J. J. Cash}
Ltd. (‘hcstnut street. 1
NOTICE »
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. January 10, A. 1)., 1917.
Estate of William ll. Smith, late of
Not-walk. in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex.
ltibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the ‘Pro—
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I
NOTICE
District. of Nortvaik,
Court, December 27, A. l)., 1916.
Estate of Alexander Racz. late of
Newton in the state of Massachusetts,
deceased. ‘
of Norwaik, in Rfllil District. deceased.
Ordered, That the'adminlstrator ex-
itibit his administration account
O
The Court of Probate for the Dis
(cict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the datoltcrc-v
«if for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Vt (“hose who neglect to present their ac-
(OlilltS, properly attested, within said
bate office in Norwalk. on‘thve 17th day
of January 1917 at 10 o’clock fore-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate. may be notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper having
a circulation in said District.tat least
,thls Court for adjustment, at the. Pro-i & C ~ I
t . . 0., “(3.
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GOING SOUTH
cosmonaut ,
World.
Taylor&Golden 1
Telephone No. 1280 ‘
South Nam-1k Trust Co. Bldg.
11111r/ht110t/1411r1'1111anl
/ WWI/[3'1 '
AY in a supply of Our
good, hard coal and take
the “win" out of winter.
You can't lose on a proposi—
tion of this sort.
Harris 81 Guns
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
qurfini’z—“F—éhto‘CAST.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; colder to
night. The storm that was central over
the Lake region yesterday morning
has moved eastward and is now cen-
tral off the Main coast. It. has caused
cloudy weather, with light snow, in
the eastern portion of the. Lake region
and a long the Atlantic coast from We
below zero along the northern border
from Minnesota to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcratttrc: Low. 33‘. high,
46. Rain. ‘
CITY NEWS
,Johu Karl, of New Canaan. spent
Sunday in New York tutti Brooklyn,
where he called upon Flake O'Hara.
»--DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace I‘iros'si
S~picce orchcstra—-Cathedrnl Chimes.
Mrs. William Tattle. of Now (‘an-
nan, spent the week-end with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Frank of Nor-
walk.
—Margttcrito Clark itt "Miss George
ll’nshtngton" at the Regent today.
The local order of Elks, ‘13. .P. 0. E..
No. 709, held its annual roll call last.
evening. The. ceremony was very im-
pressive. Following it, a good dinner
was served. . ,
——'l‘hedtt flora in “The Vixen" at the
Regent tomorrow.
Owing the ttneitpected hinderances,
at the College, Joshua Ban is unable to'
be present at. the meeting of the Com
ntttnity Club today. Arrangements will
probably be made to have Mr. Bnu’s
talk on “The New Woman in China"
sometime itt February. Notices of the
postponement have been sent to all
the members 'of the Club. .
~-—'I‘Iteda Barn in “The Vixen“ at the
Regent tomorrow. , '
Fred Opfer was arrested yesterday
by Officer Stratton for drunkenness.
He was fined $7 and costs by Judge
Lockwood this morning.
ditto tititttttii , ..
ilRtSlID; ‘t‘tRIfl’ tiitttt .. ...... ..
Discovery of “little omit soot";
leads to Exposure, Says Proseo'
color
Stes Tickets 7
mintzs
Special Announcement
STORE CLOSED
Tomorrow afternoon to give us a chance to
rearrange stocks and mark down merchan-
dise for our
January Clearance Sale
which begins Saturday. Doors open 9 a. m-
Read full page adv. in tomorrow’s Sentinel
and flour for full details. '
Extra help wanted for all departments.
[my children to grow up in a house DEATHS AND
of shame." The. (.‘roziers were mar-
tricd fifteen years ago.
FUNERALK
av..—
Frank H. Dibble
Mrs. Frederick '1‘. Field, of 36 m
, on Tuesday. morning on account of the
critical condition of her brother;
Frank H. Dibble, who was ill with
double pneumonia. Mr. Dibble lingered
. tint titttt
NOTICE
l The United States of America, dis.
trict of Connecticut.
. Whereas, on the liltlt day of Juan-
he passed away. .
Funeral of John H. Cometock
=
system. State's Attorney Maclny Daily filed-a libel in the district court
lioyne believes are revealed in a ..m_‘of the United States for the district
up green book" ”1“.“ from ponce'of Connecticut against the steamboat
Lit-tit. Augustus White, whose arrest "Elizabeth,” her boats, tackle, apparel
if.“112‘“;5.12‘."i2it“i.t‘.‘t‘t"éi°c'.’l"l“‘l‘£ ... We .. . .. me
i > I y I 0 s , I
holttc C. it. lieuly, at the state’s “:for supplies, cmi and maritime, an“
tormy'rorders. - :whemas. by virtue of process ttt duo
Confessions have been obtained from form 0‘ law, to the directed, "’“WMNP
some of the men how in custody. ‘on the 5th day of February, 1917, l
State's Attorney HON"? announced '0' rhave seized and taken the said steam»
day. l -. , ' ‘
'lhc list of ttllt‘Rt‘d Shad)“ hotelsflfgdtmznmm and “a" her in m) “"5.
crumbling houses and resorts. together
with cryptic notations on the pages of N01“? is “NOW given that. a dis-‘
the green book, were regarded today trict court will be held in the United
..
against ”“9 police. ‘ g‘ \llartford, at 12 o'clock noon on the 5th
TM, little b001, enumerated day of February. 1917 for the trial of
111m 05 under headings: said premises, and the owner or own-
"liotcls":- “'Saioons. Gambling"; ers, and all persons who may have on
‘f'xll‘tfzp :;:::;(lfl1:fri:gnq:$u :‘lig‘lllfi'j‘ claim any interest, are hereby cited to
and "Disorderly houses}: ‘ :be and appear at the ttnte and place
in front of addresses were figures aforesaid. t" show ““581 if any they
“nth as to and 150 and following ad- MW. “'11." a final “(‘l‘mi‘ should “0t
dresses so distinguished were ttddi- passas prayed.
ti’otutl notes reading: “One way"; CHESTERFIELD
“I \to ways," or "Three ways." 'l‘hese .
notations wcre ltcld by the state's 31-! BROOK“
iorney to show the amount of protec- United States Marshal
tiott money paid by the places indi-t WILLIAM J. HAYES.
titled. U. S. Deputy Mamba]
q “9 interpretation placed °“ ”‘9‘ Messrs. Foley & Martin, 64 Wall St..
as New York city.
“Chief‘s list." by the prosecutor w
division of )ilV-‘
' l ' I Proctors for libcllant,
th e
C. MIDDLE-
thtti there was not
merits in this list. The “three way". .
division. according to the prosecutor.- SOlllh NOI‘Wfllk. Jan. 11. 1917-
ttteant that the protection money was, ---—- ~~~~~~~ —---
z..‘ P'iket' lleitlet" tin? wtzetltm ails; Th“ ”MW Sims of America. (lie-
.tr the “West Side levee," and William W“ or COMMUN-
Skidmore. a saloonI-teeper, who weret . Whereas, on the. 10th day of Janu~
arrested with Lieitt. White. _ tary, 1917. The. Frederick C. Lanar Com.
,th' Whit“ M“ Home 33"], in- pany filed a libel in the. district. court
stated that the book was merely a
The funeral services of the late!
John H. Contstock were held tbisaf'»
tertnoon at, 2:30 o'clock from the late
home or the deceased, ~25 Ehn'street.
Rev. C. E. llarto, of the Norwalk M.
E. Church officiated, and burial was
itt Riverside Cemetery.
James Hunt
James littut died yesterday at his!
home, 90 Glenbrook road, 'Btamionis
following a paralytic stroke which 01'-
crcame him on Monday, He had been
ailing for some time. lie was born
in Itidgcfield, 70 years ago, and cameo
to Stamford about. 10 years ago.
was caretaker at the Stamford Pfe-
pnrtttory School, now discontinued:
the Trolle place at Shippan and Mrs.
Frederick T. Towtno’s place on Gle’
brook road. lie is survived ‘by a. wid-
ow, Sarah Esther; two sons—Louis W.
Hunt of the Hunt's Motor Express:
Company and Robert Hunt of Brook»
lyn—and a daughter, Effie 1., 0138mm—
ford. The funeral service will be, held
tonight, at 8 p. m., eat his late resi-
dence. The remains will be sent to
Ridgetield, for interment will be M!
in a family plot. there. al
Cllnln' of .MI‘S. Annie Martin
1T {The funeral of Mrs. 'Annle Martin
was largely attended this morning as
8:30 o'clock from the home of her
attnt. Mrs. John Farrell, 3 West ave-
nue, Norwalk, and from St. Joaeph”!
Church at 9 o'clock. A requiem high
mass was sung by the pastor, “Rem.
R. .1. Carroll,
The choir rendered “head Kindly
“0.
record kept of the disreputable places
in the. police district. of which he as-
stnned command several weeks ago.
Chief Healy whose resignation war
presented to the mayor last month,
said today lie had placed the entire‘
mailer in the hands of his attorney.
"Beyond declaring my innocence of
these charges, 1 have nothing to say,"
of the United Statics for the district
of Connecticut against the steamer
"Ro‘sedaie," her boats, tackle. apparel
and furniture, in a cause of contract
for supplies, civil and maritime and
whereas. by virtue of process in due
form of law, to me directed. returna‘
bio on the 5th day of February, 1917.
light" as the cortcge was leaVing tlfl
church. The poll bearers were Joseph
Farrell, James Lee. John 11918, 30“
hloorc, Dennis Moran, Michael Mair-
cmtt. interment took place in St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
WEDNESDA‘J AND THURS-
time, “m be debarred a recovery. A“ lg; alighemm 531d 17“} day or an on The case of Robert L. Russell vs. my said. I have seized and taken the said, A PRICES
.0 so .‘ 'ndebted to said Estate are .3 . . . . . ' ‘ ' a m ,_...._......_ ‘ .t ,n . t D» Y
’ 1"or oil to unite immediate pavittcnt' HENRY W' GDE'GORY' t Old Dominion Lme Conrad Rockeleim was heard by Judhe steamer Rosetta]? and have her in
; q“ ‘ “ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " .3 Judge. ; Savannah Line Scott in Danbury yesterday. The plain- my C‘ll‘tofly- _ , lHeinze’s Sauer Kraut 20c qt.
h J011\' H C7-\KO - " * Clyde 'Line tit! is bringing suit for damages aris- R K l Sflj Notice. 18 hereby given that a district; Pigs' Hooks ___________ 18c
‘ I t 111‘ I 1' NOTICE l Let Us Get Your “18 tram 3““ f0? contracting Work ”0“" Wm be he” ‘“ a,” unitequreSh Shoulder" . .......... 18c
Adm n s a o . ' P b it? Reservation which the plaintiff alleges was never AND flVE CHIlDREN State's CourtfRoom, in the city of Hart-v Fresh Hams . _ ‘ _ . . . _ ' ‘ . . _ _ . 23c
- _ .. NOT'CE“ a“ ‘ctlztfiinicutnusiv 11:01:33 ’ 15;} m a ' paid for. Kéonh &.»Candee represent- ,, ford, at 12 o'clOCk- "00“, 0:111 “lei 1511; C°med Spareribs 15c
,' i . . 1 - u ' - , . . . , 1‘ . a .
District or ‘Norwalk. its. Probate: Estate of George C. Stillson, late of J. M. Layton & coqlnc. ed ti]; defendant. Decismn was re- 4 ’ 3:51 fwfiztlaringtltthlfggmf 0: ow; gamed gigs,]§IOCks . _ ' . _ . . I:
< . 1. . . 1 - . . . rve ’ . ' ' ‘ t ......... 1
$0111 t. “909mm? 231 A- D" .1916]. t oflht'll‘Wfilk. in said district, deceased. . Real Estate and Insurance. 3e . __ __ “Wild Returns from Wodt to ens, and all persons who may have 0“. 801mg rt" ou ers c ea ch
.~: Estate or Jean Dumortier. a e. ordered, That the trustee under the 5 Railroad Ave So Norwaik _ ”“""’ Findlicad‘tfodies» claim any interest are hereby cited to” a t e mg .. ........ . 5 .
Namath in said (“ml“- deceased- will of said deceased exhibit her 110- . ' ' . We Deliver, All Over Town . “b an“ m, at' the time and place: Salt Mackerel .. ..... rate
The Court. of‘Pro‘bate for the district count to this 0'0“”: for adjustment. at ' ' RED OAK COAL b“ ' I i ' ldppt show cause if any they“1 salmm‘ . . .
.0! Norwalk, hath limited and allowed me what, oiilce m Nofwm on the -—-——.,—A ~7.~.,—————-—--—-——- 3 Eu. No. 2 Nuf',,,,,,,,,_, $r.oo GREELY, (‘01., Jan. 11.~Returning ‘1 0193a . '0 - Ioteomargarme 35028:
, ' p ’ ‘ t ‘. , . .. . . - i» to his home front. work tonight Even. have, WhV a final decree should nott E . ,,_,,.
six months from the date hereof for 18th day of January, 1917. at 10 o'cltick. F S LYON 3 Bu. No. 1 Nut ,.,,,, . , ,, $1.20 9‘ Creator a farmer “fin ne‘r 19m; ca ed Fresh gzs . . .. . .m-
the creditors of said estate ‘0 “MW forenoon: and that all persons Inter-i ' ' ' WM' EFFRON CO" Inc- round the'bodles or his flio'c‘ltlldlren pm Earthslunrtmm c. MIDDLE- G°ld Mad“ “Butter ‘5:
their claims for setttement.’l‘hoso who ested in said estate may be notifiedi r .. . , 3 Rowan St. 3, Norwalk. lying in the house shot‘ to death and BROOKS Sugar Cured Harris . . . . . . . . 24E
neglect. to phesenl their accounts. Pro- thereof, the trustee will cause this 0,..i IQOd JOb Plintmg Tel. 1141. Tel. 441, ' his wife. lying unconscious In a fieldt tittited State" Marshal , Small gtcnlks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
. , , ,. 'i. will . , .15...- .W pearl) who a fatal in her hand. "‘ l ‘ ' 22c
;::r3’e:£::§t 23:21?” A?!" Seasons giziltlrdl‘tfllfllljn "1‘“ galligflgt‘ {Net Paper. Best Work, Belt Price- BEST PRICES PAID FOR Mrs. {irozler dies soon after having WIDI‘IAM ‘3;- g‘Yfi‘sl'l Dixte‘ acon , M k ,y
' . " v - 1 - b en to d. The bullet w di her' D at U. . are a 0k . _‘ . -
. indebted to said estate are requested at least five days before said 18th dayt - NORTH MAIN STREET JUNK‘ “ l9 d M u h a b‘ ounlf-infli t. . en y . .5, than] ‘8 ,3" Ct
t 1' im at tt i, . ‘ » Send Postal or dielephone. 19“ “were" Y *1 eon 8.9 n c . Messrs. rotey & Martin, 64 Wall .. .
. o m“ ‘0 33%;” pagTilIOR:iFR {Of January, 1917. , A ."fifiw‘LK ”'0'“ 90’ L' EFFRON. ed. A note ,found on the table and New‘York city, ‘ Free Deliverv
L B. it 1. , HENRY W GREGG Y . ___________‘ . W J-..._.____..I_fi .' , . ' ‘ ‘ .
, . - I, ' . . 1: - . .. .. . rs for libellant, Tel 8 .3
' . Executrlxi ~ ' , i n w w ‘ 512079?” St ”‘3“? . . .. ., . . , ' 5 3
.1 d, __ . _ , _ , ‘ . . ..'l‘ry sgcgtl’neiwunt adv... > . l . it ‘ 3,8 N9”, mil” 11...}. 7 . ,.
until 3230 Wednesday morning when
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