Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 28, 1917 · page 10

31111113. To, Rainbow
Business and Professional

"Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.

on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25:. Three Times, 50. 1. week
$1.00. Blackfm orCnps Doublchx-ice.

W ‘4‘-..“ A‘A‘n 4.“-4. .5,” 45¢-

WANTED l To LET. i Eon SALE

- ‘WANTED-A MAID MR 0553321 TO LET-11 FURNISHED ROOM;- ‘FOR SALE—GAS RANGE. ALSO
, p11 housework. Apply to 36 mm Mrs. C 0016,16 Putnam ave. 11128 3t White iron bed mattress and springs
‘ harvenue_ ' ml! 33: l29 Osborn avenue. Tel. 1434. 11128 3t
' l TO LET—3 0R 4 ROOMS. NEWLY ~ ~——-——— —~
. WANTED-AWOULD LIKE TO painted, large garden and chicken run. ‘ FOR SALE—GOOD
, rent a {arm from 5 aches up, near Rent very reasonable. Call after fire'hm‘se safe for lady to drive.
honey car or railroad station. Ad- oclock evenings. Mrs. Yefiack. How
£ dress Farm care Sentinel oiilce. 11128 3t ard sli‘cot, East Norwalk.

 
 

 
 
 

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,ers of Fairlie“ County:
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DRIVING
Weight
1,000 lbs. Good for any purpose. Tel.

.96 Wilton. 11128 St

March, A. D., 1917.
FRED E. SHEPARD,

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\ ‘l' WANTED -—- BOOKKEEPER ANI)‘ T0 LET~£ ROOM HOUSE WITHl
typewriter. Address "D,” care of son- all the latest iml-ml'elncnts at No. 9 blc.10 110111 horses. Weight 1,200 to
‘ “ML 11128 3t Bmm “mullet Millie ll. chlgel K: 1,.800 2 fast d1'i1ing horses Sold for by endorse
~.: 500. like highest dollar. Stocks solicited

WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LA- l 1'. Fair. ’l'1l.‘ 874-12. 11128 3t
#13 wanted as office assistant slith lo T0 LET~2ND FLOOR. 4 ROOMS, 1 _ - . by sgyll f'lll}, each fox hin1sclf,cerlil':
. col concern Replv by lcttcl to 11.80 No. 3 Henry street, South Noruuik. FOR SALE—EXCEPTIONA110P.“hM ”I" “we ”med “pphcanzls 1.
i rrro 0f Sentinel ISt floor, 6 rooms, No. 245 East ave lloltunity to purchase a well paying suitable person ‘0 be grunte a E:
nue. Mrs S A Youngs, 211 East ave and old established cafe. Selling on “m" to 89'" “‘mflcmmg liquors “in
WANTED—A GIRL WANTED FOR hue . 11127 31 account of other business interests.

 

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‘~ general housework except washing. F01 full information w1ile I’. 0. box our opinlon, a sullatile ”linden 19 and
l Good wages. References «desired. T0 LET—~51 ‘NICE ROOMS 0N 807.1)anbu1yConn. ‘ 11127 3t‘ to sell 5:81] intoxlilca lngh llor £15155“

‘1 @115. C. E. l-Iackley, Rownylon, tele- first floor, with gas, water and toilet. we here .v severa y’ 0110

FOR SALE—THREE GOOD I‘ARM certify that we are owners of real cra-

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‘ust Nor horses 1 200 to 1.400 lbs each good late situated in said town of No a
Dated at Nox‘wuik, Conn”

11123 3t Largo back yard to raise chickens 0rl

phone 547.
' ..- garden :11 282 East avcnuc

 

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l WANTED—MEX TO MAKE THEM- walk. Inquire on premises or phono 1101119111, One driving horse. Stewart 9”.
cell-es useful. Good Day; also 10 per 860—3. 11127 St Farm. West Norwalk. Tel. Norwalk day Of. Mme?" A' 2" 3 l A 1' 01k
l (19m. bonus. H. Jacob & Sons. shoe — ——- ~—-——-—— -—‘~—-.———»~ '02. ,I 11127 3t" “0““ 1‘6““ 75h“? 11‘ ,1.le
ma11ul:1cturers,Bolde.ll avenue, Nor- 'ro LET~ilOUSE '1'0 RENT, 2.1 ~ .r ”31““,F-w'axnzfédék ' '
l 111213 at r N :1 1 FOR SALE—s '. 111': l “'8 3‘”: ‘7- - '
.E‘wnll. .__. “est avenue orw 1:. Rent 350 l ( W '11 iJG- I hcr'cby certify that the above

 

month. Sixteen moths and bath. Key's 110111 eggs for setting. Also S. C.
Inquire of named cndorsers are electors and tax

Elm an“... street. payers, as defined bv 1.,1w of said
3127 3t town of Norwalk, Conn.
Dated at NorwnIk this 201k day 0!

WANTED -‘ ENERGETIC BOY. at Golden's real estate olllce. \l’ash
about 17, lanNSled in electrical work. inglon 51509374 South Norwnlk 00"“

1‘ lligh school student preferred, must
. 331-; accurate in figures nd willing to

Rhoda island Red 8935.
Edward Parks. 8 1’2
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work. Address Student. care of Sen- house, 6 moms and bath, all inlpr-Ole FOR SALE~\\'HITE 001.1.111' poo Mm” A- D 1117

‘ Ttinel, 11128 3t month. lood location. Apply on leasonahle. Phone 856 4.1112? Bil HERBERT R' 813113;,”
37» w, premise-1. No. 2 St. John street. East _‘ . TOW“ 9 1
5. WANTED—THOUSANDS oovusN- Nam“, , FOR SALE—~03 To 1111mm 131011.. “msij --.......-.-_ -
"mont JOBS open to men and women. ;............___ "‘T' walk. House, 8 large rooms. All llrr -

 

frt'tj- TO LET—3 1100.113 117' 73 CEDAR ”mane"...
11‘5“" street. Inquire on premises or phone gulage
f8”. 11126 3i.

E #75 a. month. List positions
5.117111» immediately. Franklin
1min, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y.

Largo lot. fruit, largo ' LOST—POCKETBOOK IN JI’I‘NEY
Telephone 262. 11120 in between Norwalk and South Norwnlk.
Party seen picking name up can leave
at Sentinel olllcc. n12? {it

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FOR 8ALE~A 1914 TEN HORSE

3:11: 1:111 7111011111011 11112111011? TO LEV-SEVEN 300“ HOUSE. power Stanley Steamer runabout;
moot umwloldtuo KpllOlS ‘lmmSlJlull “1 300“ condition Large PM 0‘ Kerosene burner Condition of cal‘
'1 v o 1 \' 1'11 0 u 11' — OBLNVM STWM- NW Norm” ”lira-1d 6‘8 and equipment perfect. wnt gimany

 

“0“ R91"- 515 Address box 33 N0- kind of delnonsliallon. Price $425. ington Bll'H-‘l. Franklin street and
”WANTED—Film ”HAND. CARI] lolon Heights. 11120 lit Address "S," cure of Sentinel. 11126 3t Fullfield llvenuo. Suitable rcwnrd giv-
:09 CW and garden. Geo. FDOIP.‘ " ‘ en. Finder please return to Sentinel

 

 

 

 

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1 “fan couple, no childlen, 11 otlid like a
l position with 11 family. Woman cnn
l do cooking and 39110111 housekeeping.
Man can do carcinking of property.
l Address 10 )lndiuml ”ill'm South 9 Elizabeth street.
CNoi'wulk, Conn. ‘ ——

estate. Small amount of (fish requir-

”‘“‘“"' M" ed, balance on mortgage. lnqnil 8

TO LET“‘3 R'OOMS AL“ 1“ Keogh & (‘1111deo,Aitys. I} lied liatik
pmvoments on line of trolley. Inquire building. Tel. 535_

Telephone 12492.

 

 

WANTEDo—MAN T0 REPAIR SEW-
lng machine‘s.

 

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FOR SALE—THE CRESCENT

TO LET‘FURNISHED ROOMS, Laundry Doing a good business For OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-
WANTED‘BOY TO WORK ON.prlvotc family, steam healed, electric particulars inquire of Helena A.1’nn "105. my while learning.

milk 117.2011 Good p.11 short bouts. lights and both. Use of telephone, Alslmyue proprietor. 38 Btlyvlcw nvo,

Nltst live in East Noanlk..H. 1.. two minutes' walk from ccnter. Phone m“. mm; 31

1'.-Wright, 274 East avcnuc. 11127 3t‘14233.

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WANTED——Gllll18 FOR PRESSING
and folding soft shirts.

Cllleli, Peabody
& Co. Inc.

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HITTING THE MAPLES
Alter losing the first game 01 their
match last evening, the Norwalk team
of the Cilv League came back among
and defented the Independents thc

 

“ . FOR SALE—A MARION AUTOMO-
WANTED—~OV PRIVATE 111.1013, To LET»S'1‘0RE 207 WASHING on.» “men 151117111151 Magnum

man to assist with general work 0“? ion “”9“ E1“ Noruolk Apartments lion. Can be used its 1111 all round cur
horse, two cows. Also woman for up 209 Washington street First Nomnlk 11nd “ 111 push a u... purpose for jltney
71111112 “01k. and laundry Royl‘e Block and :19 Chapel street, Norw.nlk In- For tut-1.11m particulars app" ,0 26.
quire 04 South Main street. Tel 60. ilVood moo,” Phone 816 city.

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TO LET-1 APARTMENT AT 555‘

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FOR SALE—«SMALL FARM 4'
acres of good kind. fruit, 2 w oils, barn,- i
6 room house. inquire F Wilcek. 37
North Fail'ficld avenue, South Norl
lwalk.

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d fol garden purposes. Near cen- :Spring street, 5 rooms on second floor

gt G. 11.. 03 Lexington menuc. 11127 ill with improvements. inquire of M13.

' ll Tor,l0v 16 Grove slrcei, or Tel.
WANTED—ONE 2 1-2-4 H. P. GAS- 753- 12.

line cnginc Answel stilling full par» —- .
N ICE.
BUSINESS OT l FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCH

‘ lculars. F. Swanson, 15 Plott ave-1
he, Eust Norwalk l REMOVAL— J. .K FI‘NCH & COHIIIg. Barred Rocks and R. I. REdE.
will open their new and second hand $1.25 a setting. Baby chicks, A. 'I‘.
store at 54 Water street, April 151.. Ferris, 9 Van Zuni street, East Nor-
Furniture, carpets, rugs. dishea, stoves. walk.
etc. Bought and sold. Thanking the: - ---
public for post patronage and hoping. FOR SALE — ASH BARRELS.
to see nil our old customers and many , lined with galvanized iron. Last life
new ones I. K. Finch & Co. itime. Three S1295. price 25C 119- South
— ; forwalk Oyster Farms (30., 140 Water
FERRIS AND .TULLV—UMBREIr:Street.
ins repaired and neatly done. Work,
called for and delivered. ‘Give us 11% FOR SALE41N SOUTH
trial. 29 Day street South \‘orwalk, \01 \\ alk nicely located doub‘c
court. {house 7 rooms each Sldc. wit"

 

 

 

 

WANTED~BRIGHT GIRLS FOR.
' aching room. Good pay and 10 par
of. bonus. H Jacob d: Sons, shoe
anufacturers, Beldcn 111 cnuc, Nor-
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and lost with the. Palace team for
highest honors. Lost. night’s game
was played on the Norwalk Alloys. and
every contest was marked with great

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WANTED—TWO SALESWOMEN
1. or a dry goods store in the Norwallcs.‘
itpé'rience not necessary. Apply to

ileswomcn, cure of Sentinel oflloe.
11126 2t

 

 

The second_contest was grabbed oil
by the Norwnlks with a margin of but
eight pins. Joe Bamrlgosu. nailed
down high single string with a score
of 106. Thes‘coros were as follow.

 

 

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man on route. Borden Milk Co.,i all modern improvements Rent Nomil’t
Washington street, South Nor-5 FOUND. 13'301761‘ month Sale Price $5 500 Bannigosa " so 83106
1’ For further particulars 'Ayrault 82 100 90.
______________._._. --———-—: FOUND—'A BUNCH OF KEYS 0N :MOEl'i-SX' 96 93 90
TWANTED——OLD FALSE ”.S'I‘EETII South Main street. Owner may have Agk .lOllll T. "5]va Bulcom 78 94 91
. ‘t matter if broken. I pay one to same by communicating with Gus Red-l i1 MAIN ST 5 NORWALK. Boyle ‘91 961 81
dollars per set. Send by parcel “‘3' 3 Pine “m l Real Estate—Insurance 121 he 458
-st and receive check by return mail} ' .~—--—j __- “ ”“‘ ‘ ‘ 1% Independents
' blazer, 2007 S. 5111 street, Phlladel-. PALACE BEAT TIGERS . l_____»__ .4 Anderson « 95 93 as
a, P3,. l The P313” b0w1mg team trimmed Pinball 83 91 73
lthe shirt off the Tigers last night at KEROSENE ATTACHMENTS J. Duffy . 82
ANTED—TO our .113. KINDS the Police alleys The same: WE: My Barker Mom 4 H. P. 03:0,“ T. Smith 93' 97 98
. cattle. Best prlccs paid. Extra extra high. Troudwuy ma ea cma “m operate on kerosene fully as '1‘ Duffy 99 91 83
s for calves. lI Flicdman, 35 Elyzable reeord. He bowled 102.102 and .1 all as with gasoline if provided with Run: 86 81

cane. Tel 3131. 320 if 139. making a total of 343 for the our FUEL IN'ECTOR VAI .‘m 452 458 421
THE BARKER FACTORY

 

 

 

 

ism“, The scores follow l The Factory and the 010cc teams of
_....... ' Palace the N ’i‘. o R. 00.. will meet in a big
up HUNTINGTON D e 'Ii‘readwav 102 102 139—3“ NOTICE—THAT Funnels tusso pin match me this evening at t
CHIROPRACTOR ”will?" 76 79 71—32“ has moved his upholstmrfs and cab- uptown alleys
Giselle 91 93 84—271 incl-making shop in his on proper- The Sentinel Slugs and the Hour Ty.

“Graduate the Palmer School of Kvancc 87 90 {ll—258 ty at Hoyt and 8 Clark street. Tale“ pos will settle their differences in a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.mcuc, - Mapper-1.101771. 1111-: phone 32948. duck pill match this evening at the
W the Openinx of his once at 359 364 335 ' ~—-——-—-- Nor“ 111k Alleys.

WW1) street. over PGONBS' Tlgoru l pAlfl'flM _. pApBR.HANG[NO The game between the Sentinel

7W1. South Norwalk Conn 1131-701 81 88 "3"531dacorathlg, ”mm" suppllfl‘ “1| Cubs and the Hour Scoops. of the

hours. I“: I m. 2'5 D in Yeast 100 75 83" 3571,33", "9.1.4.1, “,1”, lowest prices. Newapnpcrmen’s league scheduled for

‘J in“ «mum by ”WMML 11311130 33 9‘ ““3“ mum-1o. cue-mm um. run! or- tonight lulu been postponed until to-

». ‘5‘. New York all”. 3873 Perkins 86 ’2 32-450 I"! “um.“ Tel .00, Alumni” men-ow evening. The new! “thereto

. mono» om liming-j 1mm. :1 7.9 mm". will roll at the Pence Allen. in North
-w".m13.con.c."5 ”3“” I- ‘ I Tu.mm

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To the Board of County Commissi'xn-
I hereby apply for 11 transfer of a

nuns and intoxicating liquors, ale, lag l V
er beer, Rhine wine and cider from ‘fiportmg chub bew York, to that push-

esent location, at corner South Mamlist juggernaut Jim Coffey. Kellar was C ANT
11:11] Elizabeth street to Dibble .bmchcrusbed in the third'ronnd and would d ‘e SE15 ANY fUN
at 13 North Main street, town of Nor-'have been seriously mangled but his {A ‘5 .SPENDIM A
The MW place of humane seconds tossed a towel Into A DAY lN 1'.-“5
business is not located within zoo the fins as a token that the 10338 K X msmmfl— MY
feet In a direct um, of 5 church ”1.1111311 foam California had sufficient for 5% OF R
fice or public school house or the pre- the til-118 be“! 6000 TIME

' mises pertaining thereto, or my post

Dated at Norwalk, this 20“: day of

. Applicant
“c, the undersigned. electors andiseconds and regretted it, for James
. taxpayers, as defined by law, of the dazed his man witha vicious uppercul,
F0 A — ,
R 5 LE SAT SCHAUB S 81A town of Norwaik, In said couutY. harfiito. the chin and was hanging Keller all
the application of the about the enclosure when the bell
abole named applicant, Fred E. Shep- came to his rescue.

next two games. thereby 1cmainlng in 1
the first line position, but tied hard.

excitement on the part of the players. '

hirlttound
“When Sponge ls Toned into Ring.
Into Ring.
T1 1'1'y Kellu'. an inexperienced ring-
stel from the most was offered up as
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Kellar was never in the hunt. With
the exception of the second wound
when he cut louse with a volley of
wild signs he never did anything I0
terrify the Roscommon Giant.

lie-Hal hit Coffey a few times in the

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Kellar‘s eyes were badly puffed froml
Hobs when he 1.31116 out for the third '
{session and Coffey pounced on blur
and belabored him with the greatest
lenihusiasul. Keller was wobbly and
{just about ready to drop when the
:touel floated out into the ring and set-
{lied on the floor.

In the other t1n round bout, Young.
iOtto, a veteran of the ring, shaded
Ray West, 11 llt-woomor. but Otto had
the oxporicncc, ring gonoralship and
the punch. '

REPEAL BILL ADVANCED.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assembly Panes Davis Measure to;
Kill Boxing, 85 to 48.

ALBANY, March 28. —~'l‘hc sport of.
boxing received another knockdown
yesterday when the Davis bill to To-
peal the Frawley law was advanced to
the order of final passage by a vote of l
85 to as. The debate preliminary ml
the vote was vigorously waged and the.
opponents of the repeal measures
made strong arguments in support of
lthelr position:

An amendment by Assemblyman
Robert I... Ludor, which would have re-
stored the Fruwlcy boxing law with its
lunpuld commission. was defeated
filo ~13. Tho vole on the amendment1
ifulniuhod the first test of strength on
the re 1
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST "

58 Wall Street. Nanak

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-0n and Other Manchu.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

NillIS iii "if Bill 301113

 

GET A SQUARE DEAL.

Do not be misled by designing ads.
There is a good market on all jolt

501.115 1 am the originator of th-
suuare deal idea. Get a good prices
on all goods.

he sure the man who enter: your
Minn-is reliable. I call personally.

 

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All boy scouts of Norwalk troops
are requested to report at the Frank-

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can Assemblyman A .l‘aylor voted
with the Democrats for it.

Sitcom boat dock. South \‘ol'w 1.11k i T0 LET-OR FOR SAI.IJ,110USIJ, FOR “55.13131”; HOUSE omcc. for company drill. All Norwalk scout- PHILIP P. MAHONEY
li. 11127 3W! Cedar sire-El» Opposite Washins- with one-hall more at land on West ,. , . 2211135111911 ‘Mc‘f’d‘e' ”"7"" “d masters will also attend this medium, ‘2 V‘" 7"“ AV‘""°- 'P"°"° "335
l _. 'ton school. Eight rooms :12 [191 Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn . , as; "Eton; 0:1: ezfiutiie Rgpgblicanu and also those boys who have passed' _._ 5::
l: WANTED—2'1 YOUNG HUNGAR— month. Inquire llayes' Market, North pike. Must be sold at once to close W A NT 1111 epubli- the recent tenderfoot examinations.

,le drill will be one of great impor-
tance, and It is imperative that all.

‘scouls should be in attendance.

TED MEREDITH, GREAT PENN
ATHLETE WILL JOIN AVIA.
TlObl CORPS.

 

 

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. March 28..

«Ted Meredith. famous former Pollu-I
syivanio nthietu and holder of the
world's quarter and hull-mile running
records. bus offered his services to bio‘i
country. lie announced 5 yesterday!
that he intended to enlist.» in in twin-
gllon corps. and is all-ranging his busi~
liens affairs so lhnt he can start tak-
ing instructions as soon as he is 110‘
ceptcd.
‘ When Meredith announced his in-
lenlion of onlisllann aviator Don—
nld Lipplncott, former Penn track star
and a former sprinting champion, both K
in the intercollegiate and ill the Olvrn 4‘
pic games at Stockholm in 1912. also
signified his intention or joining with
Mctedilh. It is Meredith s intention to
organize a University of Pennsy'llunin
aviation corps, if possible.

 

 

THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPER!
is an easy task here. We show

tems and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can uh

A telescope has been presented to any purse too. We carry paper!
the Norwolk Council by Dr. Allen, to in every grade. .9 any price m.
be awarded as a gift to the troop yau may have set can be accoun-
lvhich develope‘s the best slgnalmen. modated

The Gorhatn" Co?»

 

 

 

 

 

l DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

 

 

ELAINE ROSE'NTHAL DEFEATS
CAMPION.

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Mrs. Elmer E. Stevens
The body of Mrs. Elmer E. Stevens.
who died suddenly in New York. Mon-
day, was brought to Not-walk this
buried in the family plot in Riverside
cemetery.

 

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Wino from Mrs. Barlow by 2 Up at
Pinehurst. -
PINEI-IURST, N. 0., March 28.—
Mi‘ss Elaine Roscnthal, the medalist.
dei’en‘tfid Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow. Phila-
delphia. the present champion, in the
first round hone yesterday of the North w

0111 Reliab'c Junk rim

Best prices paid for all kinds 1&7
Junk. Automobiles—a specially.
Send postal or telephone.

 

 

Miss Katherine Healy
The funeral of Miss Katherine Healy
ill be held from the residence of
Iand South golf championship tourna~ Mrs. ery McLaughlin“ 52 Maple

meat The some was2 up. the vict 1 street, .\o1 walk tomorrow at 9: 15,111
being aided by two dead stymies

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‘1 10 from St. Mary's Church. Burial ‘ .
1W0 partial ones .wiil be in Westport cemetery. 5 Rowan 'St. Ea“ Norwak
Results of other matches were: ‘ Tel. 1906. T61. 1905. V
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Kurd, Pitts- g! ‘ 'i 0 I :2.

 

 

burg, defeated Mrs. C. Hollingsworth WNW

of Gr b , 1 , . , .
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me], Pittsburgh, 1 up ‘ond'Miss Mil-
dred Caverly, Philadelphia, defeated Sm Cream l”Applied in Nostrils
09mm Passove- Right Up.

'1 Beef,lron‘& Wine

. Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
‘ F. H. BAXTER. ‘
.Druzgist

Mrs Sarah Fownes, Pittsburg, four and
three. -.
Today Miss Caverly will meet Ilrs Instant reliefs—no wailing. Your
I-Iurd and Miss Rosenthal will play clogged nostrils open right up; the air. .
Mrs. Price in the semi-unols. passdyes of your head clear and you
"" ‘can breathe freely. No more hawking,
'RATNER SEATS JAFFE- 'snulfling} blowing; headache, dryness:
”“ No struggling for breath at night; 5

Augie II the More Glover and Agnes!- your cold or catnrrh disappears
am In Ten Rounds- Gel: a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Augie Rainer, the local middle- Balm from your mmt now Apply
weight, ind all the better of Knockout a little of flflg flagrant antiseptic,
Jnfle- in their ten round Milt at the healing cream in your nostrils. It pen?”
Palace A CmNeW York, in The Bl‘pnx. etrates through every air passage of
Monday :11th Each weighed 157 the head, soothes the inflamed or 11on
pounds. Rattler was the more clever ten mucous membrun’e and relief

and the more waive and scored comes instantly. 5

heaviestinthe second. fourth. seventh It’s just fine. Don't stay stued~up
and ninth rounds, ‘ with. a. cold or nasty cologne-Adv.

 

 

 

 

' For U‘p-bo-dato service Call

FRED H. GANUNG.
Fuller-l Director and Embll

Onion and Radiance g
‘ Telephonom '
111 31:. Main 32.. 7 811. Name!

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If your tenant is delinquent a!
destructive become a Sentinel claimi-
. lied navel-user at; once.

 

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so many varieties both in put- ‘ '