Lcu, 25c.
WANTED. TO LEI.
* 1
, WANTED—NIGHT AND DAY,
firemen at Rowayton greenhouses, Ro-'
'wayton. Permanent ‘position. Apply
by fetter. Row/anon Greenhouses,‘
, ' Rowayton,floun. M5 31'
cation, rent reasonable. Inflow,
‘Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
r furnished or unfurnished, with bath,
WANTED—Bi ONE OF THE light and heat, at 155 Washington
inciting life insurance companies, “‘0 street, apartment 19, South Nomalk,
reliable aggressive men, to collect and Conn
solicit. $18 per week salary and com,
missions guaranteed. Must" come
iiighly recommended. In applying
TO LET—3 ROOMS, A'i‘TiC, (1121..
lar ground «for genomes-1.50 per month.
state age, if married and how enfiigied Inquire at. 40 Bayview avenue. m3 3,
the past five years. Address 5 c e of, ,
“('utmel- ,' To LET-“APARTMENT AND
., half house, hast and hot water pio-
WANTED~A TYPEWRITER TA~ vided. Apply Tuesday, »6
{do with drop leaf. Must be in good stieet. (Eel. 1682-3 .
umditlon and reasonable price. Ad-
dress 8. S. care Sentinel.
9.9—”
T0 LET-ti ROOMS, 4i W001)
,-. ward avenue with all impiot ements
WANTED—“130‘b ANDGIRLS [‘OR Inquire at. 64 Watei street, Beinian &
_ the mailing department. $6 a Week to Sleinherg Tel. 1015
‘ strut. Come ready to woik. Murphy
Mia. Co., East .\'oi'w.alk 1112 iii
"0'
in
To LET—LARGE s'rons,
\‘otth Main street, South Noru'alk. In
WANTED—STROVG BOY APPI Y quire at United Grocery Co.
Norw‘alk Steam Laundri. 43 Day j
street 1112 313 T0 LET-3 ROOMS AT 73 CEDAR
- street. Inquire on premises or phone
WANTED—YOUNG MEN T0 310. ‘
work on polishing wheels. Louiisbury,
Mathewson 00., South Norwalk. n12 3t TO LET- —-~1-4 ROOM AND 2- 3 ROOM
- apartments. Improvements lnquiio at
WANTED—‘IEV “’ORIEN 18 DR S! \VOOlelI‘d lil' antic. Tel. 3654 01‘
111912375 month. Gmernmeiit jobs. 4733' " n3 3'
1.111 positiod’s free. Wiite immediate- “' W“ "m"”"’”"""
1y, Franklin Institute, Dem. 28C Ro-
‘(ilie'stela 1'. Y.
'prmeinents, 300d IOCHIIOII.
' épreiiiises. N0 2 SI
WANTED—~TO BUl ALL KINDS N0.I‘\\lilk
'oi cattle. Best piiccs paid. Extia
. prices 101 calves. ll. Filedman, 35 Ely! , . , . . , I
avenue. Tel, 115‘. 1'20 ti' TO LET—~11 RODIilb O.\ bl.C0.\D
.1 floor at H9 South Main street. Tele-
phone 1145-3. in2 3t
Apply 011
John sti cot,
1112 {it
_.
! TO LET~>TWO LARGE UNFUR-
, 1
iiiishcd room's, with' bath. light and;
heat, at 38 Bayi'lew avenue
Tel. 1261.
T10 LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LrO-x
__ ‘ workers.
Orchai d '
l
I"
To LET—‘ONE SIDE OF DOUBLI“ .
house of six rooms and bath, all im- "m”? “'1“ one or more acres, near
Vorot‘ou station and
I, as! tent fare to Stamford. Address 93 No-
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
£318. pm Wye Words or
so. 1
_ 31.00. 813m orCzPI Double Price.
Three Times,
a.
m sans.
week
..-
FOR SALE—HORSES,
35 nut more. 1,250 lbs, 1 bay horse 1,300
lbs, I pair gray horses 2,800 lbs.
h guaranteed worker
ro MET—ONE DR T“ 0 ROOMS‘ West 1‘01 walk Telephone 592.
S.
— I
1 CHEST-
All
Stewart Farm,
._, :
'FORV SALE—TEN WORK HORSES
for sale. ranging from 1,100 to 1,300
lbs.
5 Winfield street.
All horses guaranteed to be good
Sales and exchange stabics'
Phone 814-12.
Foa‘ SALE—TWO NEWTOWN
stove brooders, large size. Phone- ‘7? 9~3
12 cm
FOR oALE—A
‘liLtlc, piice 310.1‘01.
. O
149" 3
ogRAPIDu FIREIJ‘ESS' lit 11 1 yesterday amernoon of March
1112 3t cooker, three compartments, used very ' ‘0 show “19 Piesident "‘9 strength
EGGS DELIVEREm—aLAcx MINOR' to‘litu the prettiest girl in the ranks
ca for hatching White Wy dildotte‘ of the sufl'rngists in Washington. .
and Brahma cockerels for sale, Phone
[1868. C. A. Slfeiwood, 21 Lowe street.
" inl 3t
..
I
walk, oi will exchnn
Daniel Antiuozzi, De
rby, Conn.
FOR SALE-— AT A BARGAIV, TWO'
building lots at Rhodonolia Park, Nor- i
go for automobiles
ml UPI
FOR SALE ——
time. ’1‘
Norwalk
street»
life
hiee sizes. price 25c up. South
Oyster Farms (‘50.. 140 Water,
-tuc above result.
.ASlvit .BARRELS.'
lined with galvanised iron. Last
FOR
ioton Heights.
SALE~—-8EVEN
trolley
FDR SALE—«FOUR ACRES OF
lumber running from four to twenty-
four inches on the s
50 l" airfield. amour
after 1 p.111.
lump. Apply No.
Smith Norwalkn
{27 6t
FOR SALE—r noon nonsn.‘ 1.0'1‘
go 5011200 feet, [01 $1, 500; and another 6!
iroom house, lot 50x75 feet, for $1, 500
TO LET~TIIREE ELEGA\T FUR '
tnislied rooms, pilinte family, steam
',limtcd electric lights and bath. Us
'of telephone, two minutes’ walk from
center. Phone 1423-3.
WANT
.'=::::-_
WANTED~\M.\' 'l‘O RI" PAIR 'SF \V
int,- machines.
l
i g
j TO LET—«STORE 207 ii ASIIING 1'
Eton street East Norwalk. Apni'itinents
209 Washington street, East Norwalki
and 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. Iii-’ 1
tquii'c 6i fiouth Main street. Tel 60. l-
1'
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUH-
Ines, pay while learning.
Cinch. - ‘
d to. his
To LET—1 APARTMENT AT
tSpi'iiig street, 5 rooms on second ilooi '
ywitli impmicnients. Inquire. of Mrs ?
t'ili Tallow, It; Glove street, 11' Tell,
'53- 12
'l . ..._. -._-. -............__.....
55'
i
To LET—LOFT IN Si‘SAiiTZ it}
Corbett block, containing 5, 000 square
l
'sddes. Oti'. fieiglit
steam heated. For i‘urtlici
liars. 1111in at tho office of The Old
Well Cigar Company.
elm ator serv ice,
BUSINESS .No’TIcs.
1 Au AN—«nxnna'r'otv REPAIR. 1 ‘
.1111; and- overhauling automohiles.
fitarting and lighting systems, 11.11115
.' “”11 do .the work i" 3'0“" 0W“ gm‘use. small emerald, Saturday morning in
'LOST.
' ViriteJ J Renter 0“." How n13 3‘ South Norwalk. Rewaid. Please re
PAINTING 1'— mana-naxcmc “m‘ "0”“ °"’“"'
' decorating, paintor's supplies; walll' ‘ '7 1
paper, up to-date stat-lea, lowest Dimes! L°ST“BANKI 900k> 01“ NOR‘
Estimates cheerfully- given.
Yxicrs solicited. Tel. 400,
“ “'hite, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
,Trial or- I walk Sayings ‘S-ociety No 8827 and So.
Ale-lander bur-nail; Trust Co, No. 3784. Finder
please return to said banks :15 pay»
, ment has been stopped. f2c 3t
' , . _ l w-..;;.
1
NOTICE - I mm "on“ '
., I
If you telephone or send postaLE
'you will .get almost double {01" NOTICE
, om. _ unk. 'Automdb'l k" District'of Norwalk,~ss. Probate
y ', J . tee .a court, March 5.‘A. D.;'1ill7.
6pec1alty ' ' ' Estatédf Annie Balcgh, alsoknown
.asilAnna Juhpz, late of Norwalk,
said district, deceased.
’Whereasr ' written application ‘hii‘s
Tel. 1996. Tel. 1906. - been ode to this couit by the admin;
_ _____~ , isirato'r of said estate praying for rea-
lt i at f h f d
0m PAUL scammTi:fizzliuegmhllms to it“ imagixntezife'd“
Voice Building Speclaiht
real estate of said estate. .
, Ordered. that said applicationfhe
'0! Iii. Y. c. Brooklyn, Poodle inst.
' raccoon, Conn.
heard anddetci'rhined at the- probate
once, in Norwaik, on the 12th day of
hills,“ french, Gemini and English
finch: pmrly caught.
March.iil1‘7.at 10'6‘olock. tomooni‘f
my to am. mutant
and that public notice thereo‘! be given ,
.ml; Wu! Ava. lama Nam-111
in
L. EFFRON
,5 Rowan .St. East Norwalk.
to all persons interested therein byj
publishing this order in a manner
. “'H W”.-
mm 11:. in. mm“
a
'1‘
l
Ml
' made over,
feet of floor space with light on all Swings $5
par-lieu Hi2.
, Sleigh, '33.
{1‘
1f looking for a house. I have just what
lyou want. and reiiieinbei inw is
eiiiiuo to buy “hen the who is iniglit
Lli'?
Ask 'John T. Haves
7 MAIN 51'.
Real Estat:1nsurance
mu,"-
NORWA-LK.
FOR SALE
1 Lounge.
$15. 1 1
$10 1 Ash Table,
squaie, $1.
.31.. l'I‘alilc, title 1
tiog'i 1y $8.1 Cher
1 Cher
1.\sli Bureau. $4. 1
$1.50 each. 1 Long
i'y. enameled whit-e,
‘soriiig. $1.
i‘$2.50.
1 Birch Booker, $2.
.-.-.._._. M’QChost Drawers. oak, good condition,
. $12.1 Wurdrobe,oak, $10. 1 stand. oak,
1 Table oak and bronze, $5.
L08T«S.\'AI(I~3 SCAM PIN, WiTiiihon Bedstead and Springs white. 31 c.__. --_.__-—:_.
1 High Armchair. oak, 33.
recently recovered and-
.ounge, corduroy.
round, 3‘3. 1
1 Ash Stand, 500.. 1 Stand,
Poker Table, 111a-
i-y 'Bedstead and
ry Wardrobe, 34.
Ash Washstand,‘
2 Ash Washatnnds, dark finish,
Waslistand, cher-
$2. I Wide.Bed
1
2 Side
Ch iii-s, same pattern,$1.l'10 eaflch
Iron Cots, $2 each.
unused. ,.$7 50 each.
mahogany finish, $4.
Qt)
vds. Brussels Carpet,
good condition, $50.
ridge, good condition, $20.
ridges, $10 each. 1
‘Boat. new
excellent 11 heels, $25.
M53 Wagon. $5.
1 liird Cage. 'high, $5.
tinish‘, very good, $5. ‘
' Heavy Farm Wagon.
5 Got hiattresses,l
l—Rocking Chair.
1 Birch Rnnkei‘.
Thorwasen, summer and winter.
black walnut frame,
$2.50 each. 60
500. yd, 20 yds.,
330c. per yd. 1 Closed Carriage, very'
I Closed Car-
'0 Car-
85. 1
1
Sleigh,
with hay rigging.
1 Heavy Bust-
n
For One Week From March 4th
DR E SMITH,
. Mush—p
65 East Ave.
P. .TOMASINI
.the tenor vocal teatiher
mailed to New York for a two
weeks’ special
has been
engagement
Therefore he will postpone the
opening of his studio for tha t
length of time. He desires to to-
taste in Norwalk and if enough
per lesson. he will
.scholars can .be procure; at $I- J50
commence giv-
ing lessons here. These Wishing
to become pupils, address
omasini care Sentinel Office.
J. 11. Sample, «Cotton 5mm“
no: minin- ms to new §hlvinv :- simulation in said district “1"“ ll“ MM l° “I We "
II loan tlvc Mobsters said i “f ”hm n” at ."iocney'
' m D Wflmfi. Y" when Gfiei
HEM“ W GREGORY ho WWW an operating when
, “to! Whinmleia “Hummu-
. w!” I!
3“!” "M! II m u m to
W
ROOM -‘
Fii c
l
l
l
lmrndmw
of Lee-inn 1&1».
yesterday in blew 13th city-
i'
in attendance
l
mother. 'Mrs.
buss ueuian Ailliuuil, the young
icsidtnce from her home Win Northi‘e’mem-
Dakota in California in order to VOU‘,’
was selected as the standard bearer).
of the women (if the Congiessionalj
illmm‘ who matched on the “Inna of South Norwaik, and son of the lat
u,“
Frederick Schaub
of the demand for suffrage on the city Saturday
,1! 1y oi his inauguration. She is said
he brought to South Norivalk, and th
Still PlillCI lilil :2:':::’..'.§t::;:‘.‘::' '-
1 lillllllll Gillilills ...:.::...
3-...
out! a f m flit e.
(1': nud ro s pag»'18aturday.
. Mrs. Herman Snyder,
and the complainants were under the
impression that it general cleanup was
contemplated. Nothing was done.
however, regarding the complaint, and
the state police were iip‘poulcd to with id Raymond tomorroiv afternoon at
o'clock. Rev.
Frank Virclli. 'i’ouy Fellows and
FOR’ MR. CRAMPTON'MXSIOH SU'CPI,
:\l 11 gathering of about sixlyz'ilvc o!
the. employees of the Joseph 140th C.
of Grand Street, Saturday mom
Mlloward T. Crnmpton, the. raring man
user of the local firm, was pressured
with a handsome. diamond scarf pin
as a farewell gift from the men and
women with whom he has been asso-
ciated for the past fltteen years.
Mr. Cramptoafshgoiug is sincerely
regretted bythc employees of the lo-
cal firm, who have. always been on the
friendliest or. terms with the popular
manager: and as Mr. Ui‘alll‘piml him-
self said in a‘short address which he
made on Saturday morning, it seemed
to him as if he was leaving a home!
and 11 great big family behind him,
when he went away from the iooull
mill.
at St. Josephs Church. and intention
Mrs. A. Wolfe
‘Mrs.
after a lingering illness.
Thursday
CPHK‘IEI')’.
Funeral of'Clarcnce Brewster
OTICC Brewster, or Silver Mine, “'8‘
duties in the Hence Lace CO 0‘ from the into home of the deceased.
B'mgwo” ""3 morning Th" 1°91” Rev. James lienton \\ erner omcisted,
ribbon mill will now be managed by and interment was in Noru'alk Come
.msnph Lotti himself. tier?-
H0$PITAL NOTES.
~————_
James Brill
‘ l
Miss Doiotliy Spicer, 01‘ 18 Camp «Reg 'U 5 Col Troops died Tiiursduv
sheet, “as discharged Saturday March 1st, at Fitch's Home, in Nom-
3115. I. E. Vincent, of llowuyton \\ "a mat the. age of 76 years. .Funem
admitted Saturday sen ices were held from the home yet»:
Miss \‘om Hyam,
street, has admitted yesterday. Imade in Spring Grove Cemetery.
1: ‘SIICCI, was admitted yéstenday.
i
I
lbors and still it grew until now you
lean get it in any good drug store in
1the world
'i
-2 ‘Mrs. Wlniiloiv‘ 11 Soothing .tf'Byru
tlit‘ children love it. they like Minna"
temples.
’0')" “illusion, of 48 South Main ,
iRev. Matthew Helzmann.
Rev.
date,
night at, the age of 79 years.
seri'icesnwiiiube hold at 10.30 o’clock a
I
.. N_.fi‘..
Funera
and interment will be in
Al Itilill:
~ cemetery.
South Nomiit' Mothers Arie »-C.aiicieu
Children are not to blame when
c1 oss. feverish, not. eating night. sleep-
I
..~.—--..
' Anthony Francis
'mant was in St. ll’fury's cemetery
.
HELD ’11P, 'BY' STRANGE MAN.
the tongue coated and the breath bolt
and bad, 11 sure, sign of overworked!
and loaded achi stomachs. indigestion}
and clogged. intestines. , I
This condition can be stopped in a! street, today claimed that he had bee.
few boats with 11.110011 dose of a nim- held up 135‘ ‘ngnesday might by an
P18 old remedy that has been blinded unknown man The local police do no
down tor generations in thousands of put any credulence in his ‘story. Nu
gavero said that he was walking to-
ward his home. in the Third District.
tivhan he was held up bye. man who
a n L: gun to {all at 4 o'clock Sunday morn !
Mis.‘ Winston" s Soothing
Syrup,” a harmless but. sure laxative
which a. mother worked out. and used
for her children and grandchildren.
Like all good things which have small
hegiiining it spread to all the neigh-
aked him for 'a match. He gpv
111. The stranger than demands
some money to i-bny a drink. Nugo
‘vae . The harbor wanted a. per-
millions of mothers today Near by
and consideration
tutc- and it nail; 1:111- crmpg. sweet ; an“ or. 1mm "
one and um their sour. little!
stomachs
tWWMmmwmt-ir WWW
mun-cunt. W
”W,
new”
ccntly and thoroughly
in little ninja chance.
so to your W and act I
the man without o,
I We with“ emu our appreciation
0! 1M mm redacted cl tor all who
assisted in any way dorinsthe recent
Molestation
it. ‘1. a. rumor
Mrs. «Fad W do 8 fl”
well-known until 1 niece
of Mrs. Francis I. smell and sister
of m lilt-
u'alk, died My 1! hurt «on
In.
r‘wgtt. with her husband and one
Ion, Fred Clay Bartlett, 11:, had spent
. much of her life. in Munich. Germany,
‘ although the family home was in 'Ghi-
cago. This winter the“)! decidod‘to
’ some to“ New York and tool: a apart-
ment in Sixty-sixth street. They were
at the Front—Bum
wedding in South Nervous a short
timengo, aners. Bartlett app'eired
in perfect health. Besides Com! rela-
tives. Mrs. Bartlett is survived by hex
Dr. Schmid, in White
Plains, New - York. Funeral services
were held this morning at 11 o’clock;
at the home in New Y“ and the re-
w onion who last year changed hei .mains will be taken to Chicago for iii-
Fredeiioék Schaub a former residentl
George Schaub. proprietor of the Ger
mania. Hotel here, died in New York the" matter up. at theii leguiar meet,
He was about forty‘l ing tomorrow
five years of age. The remains will! not much doubt but. that both of these
funeral, which will be private, will be‘. At a special
theid from the residence of his sister. 'tlradge, No. 709, B. P. 0. Id, held yes-I?
ers. Albert Berg, Meadow street. to
some Ford, 11 former iesident 0
{South No riialli. died in New Ymk last
lie was 11 brother-in-law of
of South Nor-
wal‘k. The. remains will 11111115111111 to
South Norwalk. and services will be
held from the. funeral parlors of Dav-
i‘rederick A. Coleman
died at her home Sal-
urtiay night. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
“93' will be in St -'Marys cemetery. Mrs.
Lindrigan leaves three daughters and
tone son 3115. T Ratchtcrd, Sadie 'Lli'
di'igan, Hattie and Louis D1). Ladiigaii.
A. Wolfe, died yesterday af-
ternoon at her home in Center a’vcnuc,
vices will be held from the late home
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Rev. Louis II. Howvll will oiliciaic, and
interment will he made in Riverside
The funeral seivces of the late Clar-
Mr Crampton entered upon his new held my; afternoon at 1330 unlock
James Brill. Private of Co. E, :iist
0" 3 Sollt-c‘k‘ torday ofteinoon, and interment was
Matthew Heizmann, of Vei'ii~
West Norn'alk, «died Saturday
the Chapel of St. Mary's in Verndale
' ,Vcrndale ,
The ’tunei'al of Anthony Fiancis,. the .
less, notions and all out of 110113.11 mfant'son of Joseph and Rose Adm“
1I Yul-mm.” arm on the gob and notice the of 79 Stevens street, was held yester-
little danger Sam‘s. they will find day afternoon at 2 cc‘iock. and inter
A. Nugai era, a barber on Watet
wro refused to give him any. The
man became abusive and finally left'
11111 to carry a uvolver today. and
Chief Minion took his application
nil'frrst m "fie-u
public hit 011i
the attair bigger and grander
attempted in Nomtaik.
ed in interviewing representativ
in;
A special meeting of the Fifi
Il 1111‘ \
under arms, this Thursday c
Tin Sixth Company, C. A. C
the unicorn fire companies will
8i
evening,
01 ganizations will
6 tum out in
1 f0 (:nl
pecially Thuisday night, in any
i’
'at the armory, and the lodge
Their will be aiiothei meeting 0
EIRL' committee on the adaii',
row evening. at the
South Main street. "
cinbhous
1 0.1 and will be from the down
ed to the various manufacturing
nii‘ttee, in which the cooperatio
1
pa .‘ltdt’ is requested.
PARADE COMMITTEE.
To The industries of Norwalk:
“Funeral-aw campaign. 6,000 members for
walk, March 61b to 10th.
We have found a simple way
her:
' We will have printed it banne
Company supports
Red Cross and we ask, first, that
call for eight or twelve ‘voiunt
who \i'ifi carry this. banner in
raiude.
Second-That you authorize
Red Cross committee to furnish
banner and to render you bill
sonic.
{hone your answer to Mr. Dilw
at phone 162-" -.., inmiediatel'y.
Yours truly,
-
l
.1
mafia. DILWORT
There will be a meeting of the
oral committee this evening in th
1
t i..- cutiicstly requested to be. prev.
w
CHANCE ‘FQR MCAULIFFE
“—_—
nel:
Dear'Sir‘: ‘ ,
I would like to have inserted in
guensational mbantamweight would
w eight.
11 chance on the next card, I run
'. Yours in sport,
1
I.
woasr STORM ‘Or WINTE
“—_.... «ww-i
wind, .11 “high 'tsmperature, snow
ing and continued until eaily
met that it nearly tuinod to 111111.
short intervals the snow would
to'sleetv
depth or the snow fall was about
inches. It did not hinder the trolley ,7
lines Michal“ and only in a
Ream were the local trains tote.
street department it batty cleaning
cross vain and micro. City'linun-
cit Wldlillill aid that the snow in
the minimalistic-o.
terday afternoon in the Elks' Home
South Main Street, the local lodgeiuenl
through a unanimous vote offered to'
serve the Red Cioas this week and es
that they can Twenty two Miners
of the local lodge will act: as ushers
the manufactured "in the Red Cross
RED CROSS MASS MEETING AND
Net-walk, Conn.
March .iird. i917.
llc National Red Cross Membership
can cooperate with us In the great
lied Cross parade on Thursday even.
inn, March 8th, in the following man-
a cost not to exceed $2.50, saying
RED CROSS MASS MEETING
AND PARA-DE COMMITTEE.
Chairman.
Sporting Editox of The E1 ening NSenti
paper that George From, New Haven‘ 8
‘to box any boy in the state at his
Hoping that he will be given , If it is home-mad) brea
Hessian NOFIE.
1321 Hamilton st
Newflaven, Conn;
Accompanied by avbi‘isk northeastl
morning At times the snow «as so
I It is estimated that the average
.3111: 3
tbotmwmbewuuflm -11
minimum: 111mm”
.fi.
hrparations for the big Red Cross
ran-ode «scheflfled {or this Thursday
etching are being completed rapidly
and every day brings forth new do
vctopments which promises to make
than
anything of like nature, ever before
The parade committee has succeed:
es of
the American Band, and the Roseayton
Fife and Drum Corp, and both of
these bodies of musicians have uttered
then services free of charge, to the fore their WT“ judgment. ”in
No oriialk Branch of the American Bed compared avith the noble women on
Cross Society, for this Thmsday men are doing misgionary work in m .
hDi
vision, Naval Militia, was held yester-
day morning at 10 o'clm-k 111 the ar- mission
and at this time it was unani l
mourly ioted that the members of the a social club out of the mouse ,a .
division parade in full uni‘aim and God" 3"
“mg
and
take
but theie is
full
1
l
meeting of Norwalk‘
\lal
will
turn out in a body for the big parade l
f the,
tonior- l
e in‘
The line of march tor the big 1MP
radc has been practically decided 11p-
town'
railroad station, up Monroe street in—1
Rowe Wheeler made the arrests The will amciule. Interment will be m 3:1) $011“! {Fifi “\leet' through SW'u'h'
”to will be. Riven 11 hearing in tlie.N(”'\’t‘9-lk cemetery 123:1" ""0 doll!) ' a1?) $31,113) ,9?"
two court thi" itiorniiu: l ‘ ~- ' me an rout; ‘9‘ ' ree 01
“ ' " ‘ ‘ H0111 Square, and then a counter
- -,~— Mrs. sarah E. Ladrluan- march to the tummy.
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evening, in his sermon at St. John'a
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New Spring suits.
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Electrical Co.
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Phone 805—50 So. Main Ill.
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