9
., .
3
WANTED.
,.._.—
, (”men—alumna our all); so mm man: you; FOR «in a. 3-,
man to levelbottonl. W. are 1M use than taro M M a Mr,
must
Itlleu'son CD.
.—
WANTED—MAN
FOR
Woodward avenue.
Land must be
Old house or none
acres.
cleared and dry.
lion. Will le’ase with option of buy-
ing or purchase outright. .erto full
particulars to L. B. Van Dusen, 170
W 78th St., u'GW York City .
WANTED—4
ing and allow ‘extra jitney fare. p Ap<
ply foreman. Tel. 1975-3 Clover Mfg.
Co, Cranbury.
waneo~TwoNInir APPEAR:
lug young men between ‘20 and 22 to merits. inquire al.32 Chapel street. ,12 work horses from Raymond Bros,
arranger on adver-J
téscment work. Call «tween 6 and’
travel with sales
GIRLS TO Flu/situated corner River street
cans. Good permanent position on Woodward lavenue.
piece work where $2 per day or betterlail in good condition.
can he earned. We pay while learn- Woodward avenue.
mic 2t
-~——-—-- —-—~ “floor, also 7 rooms on second floor, ati
32', mallet street.
WA ‘4‘; -- e MWAA/s A,‘_M_A.AvA - AA “A AA “a AAa-“w
n. nm—v‘mmm’ry up»: n... ”my: in...” uh ,
m...,.......,..
mm.
BCWMEut
NIGHT: T0 LET—mar moon. 5 noolts!
aluminum. net-r mum Far 00.. norm m street. Aisomd‘
in”? 4 room. NO- 3 Hoary street. mm. Esss for hatching. it. I. Reds.
moire ’35- '8- 5- 1031188. his: avenue. , 31-25 for 15. Ferris 9 Van Zant street.
WANTED~FARM or ABOUT TEN}
high, level,l
m9 3t
h“
T0 LET—TWO
conveniences for light housekeeping.
02.50 pe‘r week. :14 East avenue, near
Ens: Norwalk depot. m8 3t
voter—4 BRIGHT AIRY booms.
and
Improvements,
inquire 84
Tell 365-4 or
4733.
1'0 LET—4 ROOMS ‘ON FIRST
Some improve
TO LEV-4 ROOM APARTMENT.
'I, Thursday evening, lllr. Judsoanw 2nd floor, roan, Ewart: & Corbett
hackemo Hotel.
\l’est avenue, Norwalk.
WANTED—wGth FOR CLERICALI 1 ,
llorlt by manutacturinz concern. Not (on street East Norwilllt. Apartments. FOR SALE—AUCTION.
m9 at bloék. Rent :10.
. heated. light on all sides.
WANTED - COMPETENT MAID trie‘blevooor service 6,000 sq. ft. . . _
for general housework. Call at 23 floor room. For {driller particulars and business wagon at a bargain. Illlvl
Emilie A. Stull, 24 College street. East
Also loft. steam-
Otis Elec-
of
m8 3! apply Old Well (ligat- Co.
1
To LET—STORE 297 WAsnmc.
. CONNECTING} .
preferred. thhin two miles or sta- tarnished room. gas, new and “millet-Mae. some very good values, for
non sacs.
lwallc _
Fort «Le-2 AND 3 LB. anon,
l min 3t
FOR SALE—430W HATS AND
gvery little money, pt thevaeyer Hat
$00., Railroad avenue. m9 0t
g FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE. AP-u
’py 24'south Main street. m9 3t
’ ..‘
(lay old chicks 13c: week old 18c;
,‘month old 27c. Custom hatching 3c
lper chick. Muplewood Farm, Che:
:shirc, Conn. ' ” ‘ ' [
l
AUCTION GALE
, Sciiallb’s stable, Saturday, May 12th,
2 Shetland ponies, 5 driving horses.
horses and wagons solicited for this
salé. inquire of E. Film telephone
874-12. ' ‘
. . ,
FOR SALE«llORSE,- HARNESS!
Norwnlk. ‘ . -
m m. 0°“ II I'M aor- hi. the ml: at th- cmea.
“m" '3 8‘ um: Print. W street, Bouthflor- she is survived lly her husband, iter-
11:10 at another,
daughters, Miss liar-lode and Kiss ratio “a resumod‘ at the m" 19%
Helen Baton. nil oi Bethel; one braille
er, George Hoyt, 0! WW. ad on-
ntepsiater.’ Mrs. William Show,
South harm. '
Mi‘d. Delia P. Hoyt; two
of
one tut-ml, which mu ne private.
will be held at: her late home on
the Putnam Park road, Friday after-
noon at two o'clock interment Will
be in Ellhwwd~mfi$$.361helg A.-. f
Hanson H. Hilton .
Word was received in ‘Norwalk yes-
infleijd. ‘ ' , ' l
was... . l
l
Peter J. Hinge. ,
in“
With the promo: of the session.
WALL STREET, Noon-Selling
point. ‘ Among the inactive shares
'Pullmn fell 5 1-2 points, Laclede (he
proposed increase of rail and lake
rates to southern teritory and more
Steel fell a point under its best. but
5 _ "- i'erday 0f the death. 0‘ Hum“ H" Hil~ was anion the first of the leaders to.
FOR SALE RHODE iSLAhD BED tan, 3“ 0! theme Cmme HI! g
ton. and a number “Mose a res-
ident: 'bf’ilmvayton, 'wliere he willé
widely known... About twenty years,
hour. Bands were irregular.
ALlENs “seem TO GIVE UP GUNS
ago the M “will attack ~> Evidently the order of Attorney
‘1 "Hocmmmm‘ "Q h‘d'mnlgm‘l‘. General Gregory Which demands that (ll-eased lo
ually laililli. ”8 is may“ b.” E ‘m' alien citizens turn all revolvers and
air/and meson Mineral-vi .
will be held .. lrom .hillwro‘aidonce
(New Jersey. wgtwnwn at, 3 Sergeant Thomas Hunt recently turn-
o’clock. and several ‘filfil‘fthls cit! will
aulunitlon to the police is being tak-
en seriously in Namath. Detective-
cd over a revolver to Chief William
R. Pennington which had been given
hiln by a Hungarian. It was a 45 cal-
ibre gun and looked as though it could
The many [fiends intuit! city-loin» km a bear. it is expected that other
necessary to understand sienosrl‘lphv 209 Washington street, East Nol-‘lvglk' day. May 12.1917. at. 2 p. in, rain or Lee, of mm “90”: “d M"?!
in” typewriting. Address ill own hand-land :lr Chapel street, Norwalk. .‘in-- shine. to the highest bidderfto“ close stabbed.E ‘: dig at Ola
liln estate, the former residence or alsoof , ‘
3A. H. Bylngton. 21. Belden avenue. 0.1P..oi‘
writing. “S." care of Sentinel.
Equiro 64 south Main street. Tel 00.
”*1..- ____..
WANTED-013D FALSE TEETIL!
any condition. Pay $1 to $10 full “set. ;
(lash by return mail, Rex Smelling :
BUSINESS NOTICE.
ll
4.
'v
Angelo qhitalelll sells, hard wood
Val-ks. 113 ‘llurcll siroizt, New Harem; sawed in blocktl‘ or. Sill“ ‘0 [it 53.0,".
Conn,
WANTED~0LD FALSE TnErli.
;.Sl0l’0,' lire placesl or font, to order.
.Send order early, prices may nqvnnce
by 1st of June. Phone. 1025, No. Tay-
Don't “35“” ” bmken- 1 pay “N‘s” lor avenue, South Norwnilt. Free, de-
ten dollars per set. Send by parcel “\lér’y'
post and receive check by return mail.
1 ‘an 1m;
:located beat residential section 0:, Optimal",
lot 51x133 It. houle coir-will be
ruins 14 large rooms, numerous clots. Cross
ills, c’tc, liberal mortgage or 6 9917‘!on
Norlvallt,
' or street, and,
‘I‘EN. 3.. d Mrs. A. It".
M aw Yovrlt.,§i“lile1tuneral :
morning ,1. from Holy,
Weill fi ‘ I‘etreet, New,
if
cent. Terms of sale. 10 per cent. time; r 1 . ‘
of sale ballince on» or before June; , umfriioinuev?
lot. For pasticulars, inquire" oi Wit-j W the-irate whim,
liam H. Guthrie, Auctioneer. i n _ will. be held new
‘ * ---—--- Juror lv‘ibll‘l‘brllooh stir-{o'clock from
FOR SALE—4A WAGON.
lNQUlRthhoflétQhume. ZQ Ellington avenue.
L. Milzer 2007 S 5th street, Philadel- 7 PAINTING __ pApERmegmailoseph Nagy. 9 Benton street, south ,mv, “amp L. steup will nucleic will
phla Pa.
mm for calves. ll. Friedman, 85
auntie. Tel. 1151. .120 l
dendrétlng. painters supplies? will NOTWle. C0011.
. . 3 paper, iip-to-dute styles, lowest prices. , m
WANTEDjTleUY, ALL Kiribatmtimm £1,3er5, siren. Trial at“, FORSALE-1913 Brant
0' 0"“:3- Best WC” Pam- ”Itrflldertl' solicited. ' Tel. 400. AlexandcrlllllSSPnkcr.' ”very 113580091)”.
.3 S White. 61 1-2 Ely airenue. .. . =
l .
””‘”‘”"’“"“’”’*““““‘"“"i F.‘ F.‘ H‘n‘n'rinc'ron, D. c.
ing machines.
OPERATOR on SEWING mace-am“ 1‘0"“- 10'12 “- m.. . .
s ‘ iSundays and evenings by appointment. rolls select music. Very reasonableiflgm
i'l‘elephone 456. New ,York oiil'cc, 2875 for cash.
|Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning- Road, South «Norwalk.
{side WP. pusher. D. 0.. Ph. C. an
Ines. pay while learning. .
W‘IANTED—fllRIlS‘FOR PRESSING
and folding soft shirts. '
-~&,Co.. inc.
AUCTION
‘ Graduate
1 Chiropractic,
tnounces the opening of~hls oiilce at lliiiiled, cheap. Telephone 275 Dorian.
WANTED—MAN 'l‘O REPAIR SEW-3 100 Washington street, over PeOples’
‘ ‘ {Trust Company, South Norwallt, Conn.
Mn...
Palmer School or
an-
the
Davenport, Imva.
'2-5 p. m.
FOUND
~.‘
.. l
FOUND-SHAH. DORY. OWNER
llllily have same by proving property.
Mei. 1993.
m8 8!;
W
FOUND -— 0N WASHINGTON
{street bridge pair of gold eye glass“ in . ..
to tllcl’higllest bidder. Saturday, May case. Owner “133‘ have same by Dal" 'FOR SALE—~01! TO LET, 2 NE‘V_'practlcally every case
_ 12th, 1917, at two p. in., rain or; shine, lug forithis advertisement. ~
:it No.' 9 Haviltlnd street, South Norv-
walk. 'Houaellold goods of all kinds,
extra good. Contents of lived-00m
apartment, complete. 1 Charm Stew-
‘ lll'l. Range, No. 8, new; 1 Dining Room
Set; 8~fout Round Table; 6 Leather
Bottom Chairs; 1 Arm Chair, Rockers.
. ‘etc.; 1 Parlor, complete, 2 Bed Rooms,
complete; 1 Small Ref-.igerdtor;
Dishes; Cooking Utensils: Carpets,
Bugs, Pictures, Curtains, Shades. ev«
,_ erything new and clean. For particle .
tars inquire of W. H. Guthrie,
lioneer.
illsllinllcl ~'
A110
A
FIRE « BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK"
- fl ACCIDENT .
BONDS " ’
STE'AMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC. '
Real Estate and Intel-ante;
South. Norwalk, ‘ Conn. f ,
—Q'
- m4-.. ;;.. ' 2:.— ...... '
momma ‘LtBERTv LOAN.
€th YOlRK,
2.1 ny 10.—'-A committee
for the alianlters‘ nssociation met in the ' x
omceaof the asscfiation here today, to ' "
perfect an organization .to‘.expedibo
' quotationvoi the Liberty Loan within
'flhe ‘tlme aet, Jude 15,- next; and for the
“adding of shade bank's tothe Fedorol
Reserve system.. Another committee
. will” to Washingfln for a conlerencc
tomorrow, with SecretoryxMcAdo‘o and
‘ Comptroller Willianhs to adjust dllfer;
ences' thaffiend'tti‘lml‘ state ‘ bonito
LOST. .
Electric works.
"LOST4WEDNESDAY 0N ,na...
road avenue between State and Wash, Grove street.
lngton street, lady's open face Inger-E
soil watch and ileur-de-lis watclnplnfi
Reward if ceiumed to South INorwalk large sunny
mlo 3t nice garden, fruit. 6 minutes' Walk to'm‘l R
V : blood.» «
LOST—REWARD non amount
or information about camera in loath-1 l
' or case, iett hear on Mill, Seaview,‘ __ , _ ‘
ave. Monday nigllt.‘Wilbur F. FOR SALE To CLOSE AN ES ' Do not fall to lest this “0" ””10“
Smith.
m9 at
.l. M.Lilylon_&Co.lnc. f
starting an
‘ “from joining F deihijifi'egcgwmgh, ._ , ,
,_....
LOST—A CHILD'S _ GARNET Rial},
Sunday morning, between BroOltside
“"1 First M' E' Church. Finder M" 1 thirty-live foot sharpidTerms‘egah
be rewarded by'returning to Mrs. M.
M, Prescott, Brookslde. m9 at.
H.1‘E. BURGESS ,
Interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue
Catering to those. who want‘good
work—~Driiperles,. Shades, Upholster-
‘ics, Rugs and Furniture.
excwsiv‘e wA‘Ll. PAPER
_ Estlfii'a‘tes Furnished .
pholsterlug and furniture , refinish-
in; s 3n . "
i.
l” .4...
Reconcile , VALVE ‘
kept two ' cyclo'motol- *3
the ‘ mostconl‘plete and beat device . 9;.
gitsalmlfgno‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
buretor helical?
cmaopaacroa l
l
* pike. Must be solda't onceto @1936.
M--. ......... _ -..,.....__,.._.....,.. .. ' tery.
1915 Emblem twin motorcycle like
new full equipment, a bargain. Phote
59-13. hr? 0t.
iron SALE—EEO 5 pnssmzonn'
1916. full equipment, just been over-
FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY NEW
SS-noie Angeliis Player Piano with 300
Call evenings, 257 Flax Hill:
m8 3t!
FOR 8ALE~EGGS FOR HATCH.
ling single comb R. l. Redo, breeders;
carefully selected from extra heavy
rail and winter layers. Eggs $1.23;
for is,~$3.5o for so, so for 100. 'Buby'k‘hi" 8“
chicks, May and June delivery. Rey-l
‘nolds Poultry Farm, Highland avenue.‘ tr
near Witch Lane. ’Pll'one 179-12. .5
ly 'renovr‘ltod houses with‘ improv
inents. Several barns on~preiilisesl
l - long loo
and acres of cod inrmln ,land at.
15 8, g . prong into animal instant popularity, i
actual results venify ting.
Conn. turnpike. Mrs R. Tarlov, 16
Tel. 753-12.
ROOM
improvements.
FOR SALE—6 Hausa-f
rooms, l
”lost Nor-wall: station.
Address A,
cure of Sentinel. ’
1112 iii 1
little, the following oyster groun'dsl
with oysters thereon: 2 1-2 acres.
{Wilson Cove, 5 acres Calf_Pasture,-2~
Incres Tavern Island, -4‘ acres Scott‘s
(love, Da‘rien; also 1 power. boat and
Inquire C. N. Roymond. Rowaytou, or
telephone Keogh &» Candee,\535-2.
,l'
eon s‘ALeimtlilLY house
with 'one-hollflacre oi land on West
Nor-walk Road near Connecticut Turn-‘
estate; Small moonlit: 3o! ’cilahTreiiuln
ed, balance on,’ mortgage? Itlnquire »
Keogh it Condos. Attys‘ trolled Bani:
‘haildlngr'l'tmsoz ‘ "
noon at 2 o'clock from
Taylor avenue. Rev.
fin, pastor I
Episcopal Charon-wt" 0‘5ch and ““l and growing Girls' $5.00 and 55.50
torment will be in Lalteview ccmcterhi‘high and ion" shoes at $3.00.
New Canaan. . - ,
[belief to the many
e- 'or benefitted.
aims at the elimination of rheumatism
trone Prescription 99" to all sufferers:
from rheumatism. gout or lumbago.
l prescription; ‘
or $1.00» bottle
trouble. Moll orders filled on $1.00
site. . . ‘
Mead. druegist‘.—-Adv. ~
m8 3'2 interment will be in Riverside cemei
service‘s will ml held it sat
lrivillpelerxs. Luthen'i'n Church 31‘ ciao:
Also, o’clock. ‘ ‘l ‘
mill. -, ’l
i
. >3
Funeral oi Mr...8ma|lhom
oi the First Methodis
i
.. wort—c",
Pllfillllltil DROPS
I
.il
l
Prescription 99" Put. Big i
Check on Rheumatism .
The crusadcagalnst rheumatism in
tion has had. its edect. ‘. 1
, The astonishing
recommended seems beyond
relieved sufferers,
has been cured
o widely
~ l
“Neutrons Prescription 99" is the
ked for blessing and has'
‘Neutrone Prescription 99" is oil--
crept from anything else in tlrlt It
constitutional" disease of the,
We earnestly recommend “Neu-
0
Go to your druggist and get a 50c
Bind say good-bye
no» sale (in South 'Norwalk by it. a.
any title tom-2w
“YORK.“ ‘ '
vile Aniline, J. .eliil'rli TRANs,
ZPORTKTlON LINE. Inc.
‘Frelgm’ boutiques Pier, 27 East
Rlyer,._.,Ncw York (foot of Catherine
3b} everyday“ except Sunday, at 3 p
UlrFqufihtgl‘ecelV/ed at Norwalk up to
FAST Fae:
IV
were. continued today for' dismiss
b.
~ NEW norm; Muyv tor—Eltrgulnent‘
with “’3’“ today 0! ‘1“ death or loreigners will turn over their well!
,Peter J. Reagan, who died at his home
“in New Yo'rk: city . ylesterday. Mr.‘
SATUWfHeagen in a. br‘other’oiMraI Catherine t
polls to the chief.
WW ,
it your man! is delinquent one
destructive become l Sentinel. e‘onl
m “vamp" a,”
Warmth . L‘. Henson",
.m‘t-n's imd Ch
’ .‘nlcl Shoes.
The funeral of Mrs. William P~:'. You can .buy New
'Smnllliorn will be held Friday 31W“ Footwear "t loss than you 'ever saw-
the late» homeult marl-ted bclorc.
William a. GIF scarcely
t the leather. ‘ _ _ . .
We will sell 1,000 pairs of Liidic‘s'.“ est Point. whet
IWest Point cadet
$3.00, and $3.50 Shoes at $2.50.
Cut Black, $5.00 Boots ........
results of "New: ll
Opening Siili‘. I’l‘icc ...... :S
We will sell loadles‘ Royal Ilig‘r yunmw... rum,
.‘l p. litgand M South. lio‘rwalk urn»
I-SLATERh “ ’
s. A. SHOE‘CO" NEW ,YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
SPRINGFIELD, HARTFORD,
LAWRENCE, BRIDGEPORT.
Will Open Tho Lat-gent Shoe Store in
Eonnectlcut at 112860 Main-Street
Bridgeport, Conn. ' ’
OUR OPENING SALE .
SATURDAY,'MAY 12.
For Men, Womeirl Children.
, Whole “Building.
th s‘ronec NEW STYLES
new above
I
8!)le I
t
lVioi Kid, Gun Metal Calf, Mahogany,
limit, in button or lace. at ....... $8
tints, Havana Brown, Champagne 9:
Kid and Mahogany Tan Calf.
‘ $5.00 value .................... $3.00
We will sell $5.00 Ludic‘s‘ New Spell
Pumps for Street and Dress Wear}
or ............................ $3.0m
We will sell Ladles’ Gold and Silver;
Slippers ‘worth 35.00 M 310 '0' "Mil
We will sell lmdieh' Two-Toned:
Boots, Havana ‘Brown, Blue, Pearl:
Gray, Dutk'Gray, and Patent Leather:
‘wlth White Tops. Evtrn. High Cutsi
Handsome Shades for Conservative}
Dressers. Opening Sale Price. ...$3.0'),
We will sell Boys' and Girls’ I" “0!
School Shoes at ................ $1.504
We will sell Boys’ and Girls’ $3.50,
School Flint-s 2'" ................'$2-ln
'We willsell Men‘s $6.50 1:. 3. Army!
.tuuv uosnnmem-noepam semis"
=3 ‘rur‘w 'l‘I‘PJ, J, Merle-turn” M
r We: will sell Men's .1)", Whltcomb‘s
lCIlSthl’l comfort Shoes, $6.50” Volvo".
at ........ 9395
. We will sell Men's $5.51)! 9mm p
King Rubber Boots at. ........... $3.45 "
We will sell Men-’8 Eli-at Qunlltv
$5.00Knee Rubber‘Bnots at. .3300
, We will sell the Biwest Romaine
in Connecticutr-Lafflnv- 57 all ~ to ,
$1000 Extra Hinh Gut! Floats made
in the very-finest WMhable Kid in‘
combinations of Black and Ivory
Cherry and Ivory, Gray and Mite.
1vary and White, ‘Ht‘wflfifi" Brown.
coloncombinntione. all covered heels ..
to match and bottoms at. .' 8500
.Tvm or‘ three ‘pairs of
UHF-“lino of one. Connecticut‘s arg-
x amnion opportunity their cameo
'slico. 'l‘livcrs about oucc- inhilfe:
time. ,Tell your «friend“ and be.
born about. interstate; We are, R
10;. give. such splendid value and
such low prices. Michell. will
nodllical
ml“
citation whenever the victor of Home
of and his distinguished «melded ap-
peared when the people could get a
glimpse of them in passing through
913. foremost issues of that Section the gully decorated streets, where the
recording 'aym recession: of a til-color of France predominated in
the means display 01 color. in num.
bers New York showed the magnitude
. of its appreciation of the 'ideals of the
of St. Louis 7. and DRESS-593°”? man and thousands or people ure‘
5 1-2. A decision at the interstate baiifliied along magma taken by the
mmisaion a ainst the rising mission Battery Park to
owner” 0° 3 City Hell. no" lower Broadway and
Fifth avenuennmlndful of the cold
wind and intermittent rain
lacutc-weakness in Russian exchange Joifre and to do him honor.
‘encouraged the short interest. U.'S.
must die mien] some w
and found soon, to feed that.
To give up what we an -
without, that other! may hm’
motorist help and a spiritual
The enclosed pledge cord in
if you will, and
your Rector, or put into the
Tonight members of the mission will .
attain a reception in the Public iii-f
brary under the auspices of the French
. societies of New York. Following the.
respond to the roll? of the second party willhe escorted to the Metropoli-j
tan Opera House for the gala per;
formance and reception.
sale of ‘seats a fund of $60000 dol-
lars has been raised am! it was esti- have been entrusted by all
“1 Lenguc of the United States.-
pibvision of comforts tor the
of the Battleship Conectlcut‘
The garments
knitted sleeveless sweater}, _
socks, mittens, and such a
Clel as from time to time
sired. it is your Country, you:
and your Battleship. Show you
ism by a donation, no M
small on limoilnt. _
MRS. HENRY. s. GLO
TALIAF'ERRO F.
140018
FREDERICK
APPEAL TO YAONTW'
The woman of rum ‘
mated today that this would be
$100,000 to be presented to
Marshal .Ioffre for his favorite
charities, the commission for relief in
Belgium and the Society for the Re-
llef of French War Orphans.
fund, known as the "‘Joffre Cheque."
will repm eat the larget‘l sum of
money ever raised by a benefit
. romance Eat the Metropolitan Opein
House. More .than half of the $60,000
roamed yesterdoy come" from the sale
of thirty-live boxes at $1,000 each. The
cheque will be presented by M. Lie.
tench ConsulOeneral in New‘
A: “celebrating the victorious con-f
clusicn of the war rather than the on f
trance oi the ynlted sates into the
struggle, the streets of the city Were
crowded until after midnight. One of “1°.
the largest night crowds which ever sale ,
thronsedfii‘llthevmte each"? side» moot costs more than 75 can
_ walks from Madison Square Garden
north under the Triumphs! Arch and
in front of the brilliantly lighted in. .
code at the Public Library, andpn to not yacht-men, especially,
Central Park. The colors of the Unit this appeal? _. ..
ed States, Great Britain and France. '
were. everywhere, while (in occasional
building .showed the. galaxy =0!
larus of all the Allies.
CHARLOTTE 1.. . fl ,
Treasurer, Whitfield
The women will do the knit
wool is expensiVo, oven at
price, $1.50 per pound, W
many women who would 'm
feel unable to buy much wool}
. l. S. Jennings. 0!
Hill Rodd. will gladly W. .
butions from local people.
3 home oi. Henry C. Frlck that proper dibtflb'utkm l!
s for the time being. the libido “ma
vlzinl.Mtlrsllal oJflre and many
:of the other members or the French
gniissionmw in this city. Murat-it en- .
'tertained at a dinner last night._ Next A 3960‘!“ ““01“" “ V ..
to Marshal Joilre sat Colonel iRoose- milder-y will be held Friday
veil, and they talked together almost I
Saturday Morning We Will Placcrinccssanllyli'ortwo hours. No speech.
oii' Sale 50,000 Pairs 01 Men's, Wo-ies were made, but after the dinner the .. .
”(lion's sprlug andSunl- l sheets were entertained at a musicals. wanders. P- C~ ET“- 8‘"
.nt which the majorityoi the numbers storey, actlng commander.
lowing past commanders will
at the degree: Hm. Gir-
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Means You Will Save $2 to $3 on’aliviyi
Every Pair of Shoes You Buy.
"PAST OOMHANDERB'“ 7 ,
Moy mm. at 7:30 o'clock on
Degree to be conierredvby,
iligh Grade ' were patriotic dire. .
Tomorrow tMui-shaldotfre will visit
Prices that will '\\'a:shingtons Headqilulders, at ‘ . .
be more than the cost Oi burgh, N Y., at the invitation of Gov 510W)“ commander; Rm. 3“
‘ lernor Whitman. anduvill then go to C. Wheeler, generaliulmo
9 h" w'” “WWW um“Christian Swat-t2, captain gen
,. 7 .
M. \llianl will be Sir C. S. Finch. senior
the guest at luncheon of the lawyers
We will sell 1.000 )ai-re of illen'alnf the city... In the evening both the Sir E. E. Gorbam, junior
. :French and British commissions. the Sll‘.S. iii. Huntington, prelate:
We will sell liliilies‘ Exit-ll 1:1in latter arrivinc ill-New York tomorrow
33,00 afternoon, will attend the banquet of
We will sell 505 pairs of Men's lh“ mayor‘s committee at the Waldorf-
, $5300 Fine Iicllcll Mode Shoes—~evury Astoria?
IWIdeopreau Adoption of - “Neutrone, pair represents the latest r.“- Spring
' styles-Mlle new English lasts.
medium and wide toes, in Patent Kid.
'H. M. Simon, standard Mali:
Sir Milton Elwood, sword be
Sir I. *D. Robertson, warden w
David Pomrd. sentinel.
WHEAT GOES HIGHER.
BROOKLYN LAWYER
CHICAGO, 1’1 M'llyt fifExclted NOANK, May 9.—-m
. ' .vancea in w on a 9 opening of Well known Brook! la
We Will 3931 Ladies 35-5" “93"" the market today reflected the bullish his summer home firewall“
_ igll. Cuts. V'vhlte to". Pearl 9’” government crop report which was overexertlon on removnl'fflmr
one Prescription 09" which has been. Kid. in charming denim. bountiful” issued just after the close yesterday city here on Saturday. He -
made. covered or leather Louis heels May sold from $3.07 to $3.11, which years old and was a veto "
.00 was from 10 to 14 cents higher the" Civil War.
Burial will ‘ be
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