amp-gamma Iron: a
has: MM 30. n and
o... Waco-Militia.
. 3,; aa‘pan‘aatr&»‘a ,
.‘A..a M“ o. 5.4.. 1- Aadga ANA; A. q .4 —- .1. ~a.A - 4. .. *,,‘.5AA.AA.,W.ANAJA‘A.
”1.... tn... MW . u... . . H...
wan-mo to m i so: an
Mum . To Lop-«4 moons. bulls} in, Ion ‘ALIMBLAFK woodcut.
. a", h ”r“ in to . “ I m. 00 MM ”me. lit. 1. Rodi. 3. t: Brahma can to?
employment. fl." ~ .11? 3t twins. "folk mo drill-I‘M. R. l.
.- ~~~~~~- ~-~¢v~ ~— Rcd hind Brahma curb-rel. pure bred.
JONES It NAUlv-OURG, WC T0 LEW—UPPER l’ART OF 20 hen] ‘olrain Wynndolte cock. Mm I
”I‘M" limos ,“ms builds 281 Taylor new. Apply Samuel 1.. P. A. Stu-mood. 21 Lowe street. Tut.
- m1 - ..__W Jones, martin“, City Hotel. south 1.08. ml? 3t
ANTE {6‘— " Norwalk. ; ... m i
w ow“ 1’th MAN. it: Ti) :0 __ .,
. ‘ . . »— ~ r~~—~—-———~—~--—~ m--_- FOR SALE-«11011.11t BOAT ”5 x
1 I l h
Ill 42 South Main street. will ut TO Lat-.4 ROOMS ALL 13;. 3 1.3 1011, p. l’almt-r motor. reverse
—— . T..__._ ' provemen a. 5 minutes walk from it. gmr, standing root“, side curtains
WANTED~~-A “111'” UHJ- BM. it. station. inquire of B. llcrsht’icld. complete equipment with new row
“in a month with room and board. “0- Water 1mm”
t-Al lllahackcmo . ml? lit .-_
' ’1 , , " 'ro LET~2ND FLOOR 91 SOUTH
WANTED~B\ 30‘ M' (“m' Main street, Rent $16. inquire Mrs.
lcsition at light housrworlt or to cure S. A. “mm“ 241 Ezrst avenue mls 'lt
.3')!‘ (-hild. Call at Clara \‘erup .57 Sound ””4“”; .. ' I L
View :tvcnue lnl'l' 3i t
11118 3t boot and ours. 'l‘lllu outfit is practic-
ally new. 'l‘hlo is absolutely a gift at
$105. lk‘luOllSll’allOIl gladly given.
Philip 1’. Mulroney. B: Van Zant St..
East Namath. ml? 31
.H,. .H—7 — 0....
T0 LET~0 ROOMS WITH ].\1-
‘ y w _' l movements at. 72 North Main street.
WANYED~TlIltEh “rumpus on Rm, $15. Inquire at "mm Grow).
urn willing to learn steady work. New Cu
FOR SALE~T\\'() DESIRABLE;
building lots corner Cove avenue andt
_ l‘ourzh strum. Prim will interest you.‘
tluglunu Wire Cloth Cu, 145 Wotan-1"”, (10:; mm" & LU" sum“ Nm'w'iuf’
Hrcet. South Norwalk. m1? :ltj TO LET~A PLEASANT SUNNY ‘ 11110 M.
*—- "M”- ~‘ “—“ _.-_.- “‘" "" bongo, with every modsorn imn‘ovc-i ___, ‘ ' "‘ “ l ~l
WANTEDv—A BEFlNEl) AMERL 1 FOR SALE TBA llORShib, (nLAR
. . ' . . moot. in best of locality. Nico yard
(on lady of thirty-two dcstrcs position with fruit. trees and grape. vint‘s. in-
us companion during the Hitlllml’l‘. quire 22 Taylor avenue, near Flux
Lest oi references. Mrs. Ernest East-Hm Road. 11115 Gt
“ood. 1.3 .leii‘ersou uxcnufi. Dalibury.
h‘olnl. lan 3t
untoed workers. 000 lbs, to 1.400 lbs.
Will hirt‘ by
Form, West
each. Fair trial given.
day or week. Stewart
Norwulk. Tel. 00-2.
FOR SALE~~SAURIF1CING 1 1-2
acres, 14 room hound. new plumbing
bath, heat, garage, ico hour-P. 3 1-1'
miles north of Wcotporl, neighbor
commutes, $3.200 Telephone owner,
l)yck, Westport. ml? 31.
_.
TO LETmFOUR ROOMS 0N SEC-
ond floor, also large attic and collar
.. . . in house 41 (‘edar street. Part 1m-
110111 matter 11’ broken. 1 pay $1 to $10 provcmcnt and garden.‘ anUirc 37
per out. Send by parcel post and r9- Cellar stroet,
1 eiw clinch by return mail. 1.. Mater. W“...
2007 S. F‘lflll street, Philadelpllia..Pu. Te _ LET~EUR7NLISHFED FRONT
room for one or two men. Private
WANTED”ON 0“ NEAR SOU'ND' family. Centrally located Electric
'70 room furnished house, all ilnprovc- lights, tolophone. bath. Rams moder-
monts, with 3 or 4 acres of ground. ate. R. J. Smith, 33 Spring street.
in r summer months. 0. R09, 452 citv this fit
fifth avenue, New York. ,
FOR SALE—~11P To DATE
con. wivb first class tram. Good lo-'
cation. ehcatp rout, prico reasonable
Must be sold at (men on account of
sickness. Address Opportunity, care
of Sentinel. ' 11116 31.
M ‘- ' “:3 TO LET-4 ROOMS, sncoxn
WANTEDMOM“ “RST C‘I‘ASb floor apartment at 12 Clay street.
machinist, one bench llilllll, two lalhl‘ Rent $11. inquire 10 Clay film“ or
for driving or farm work. Price roa-
lands also two apprentice boys to
tolelhonofltltl-Il. lultt 3t . a . . v ,. 3 .
'lnurn-machinist's trade. Apply Highly I “on“bk- 9M3“ “- Raymond. 19d Lani
ll'tchine Co ”.16 31 avenue, haul Norwalk. 11118 3i
i m-.-
.. _._.~..__. -.._,.___.....~.. .
TO LET-:4 ROOM Al ARTMEN'P.
& Corbclt
FOR SALE——l“l.\'lfl COUNTRY
WANTEDw-TWO FlliS'l‘ CLASS
homo site and farm.
«lcrlriciann. Apply at Fairbanks Elec-
2nd floor, roar. Swartr.
- “004“ RPM 310 018° ‘00 5W” lleldcn llill Wilton 21 1-0 acres 9
:3 .w .’ s, . ‘ V‘ . . . ~ » .
1.“? “31-3-44.“ Ailirll‘llt 5m“ "11:"; heated. light 9“ all 31‘19’3- OHS 1310“" room house. small barn. Price very
“m“ L ”“10"“ ”0‘ ' ' trio elevator scrvlco 0,000 sq, ft. of low to cash purchaser. ll. 1). Me—
WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDiz,o.i‘lt'.loi-room. For further particularsluflme. Wilton, Conn.
‘ l ' Old “'0" 1l or C0.
of enuie. Best prices paid. Extla‘am’ 3 L g l
.. ~.- t . .
moot: for ealveuu. ll. biledman, 35 Ely! T0 LET~STORE 207 WASHING-
lmue. Tel. 1151. 120 if
wnwflwgnon street. East Norwulk. Apartments
“Tw- 200 Washington ntrccl. East Norwalk
{and 11? Chapel street. Norwalk. 1n-
Equlro 04 South Main strect. Tel 00.
; FOR BALEwl-ZGGS FOR llA'l‘Cll-
tug single comb it. 1. Reds, breeders
Carcfully soleelt‘d from extra heavy
fall and winter layers. 19an 813;"
for 15, $3.50 for 50. $6 for 100. llaby'
‘chickn. May and June delivery.
,nolds Poultry lv‘urnl, Highland avcnue.
incur Witch Lune. Phone 17942.
m- ——.r‘. .
' ANT
m
BUSINESS NOTICE.
W--.*._.., _._._. ”*7. _..-
Angelo ,Sultarclll dolls hard wood‘
sawed In blocks or split to fit your
.stovc, fire places or cut to order.
Send order curly, prices may advance
I
l
WANTED~MAN TO REPAIR SEW-j
lug machines. ‘
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUH-
lnes. pay while learning.
WANTED — WOMEN
FOR SALEMOR TO LET, 2 NEW-
ly renovated houses with improve-
ments. Several barns on premises
AND and 15 acres of good farming land at
izlrls impress and fold soft shirts. ‘lll‘ ‘151 of June. “1013011020. 3:0. To)" Conn. turnpike. Mrs R. Tarlov, 10
T'uy “lulu loin-lung. ‘10P RVCHUF‘, SOlllll i\()ll\il“i. l‘l‘PO do“ GX‘OVB SU‘ECl. T01. 753-12.
llvcry. m? llllg
*3 FOR SALE—TO 01.0513 AN ES
MONEY SAVED
Br citing the your order {0). ililli‘, the following oyster ground:
lwith oysters thereon: 2 12 acres
~ Q
Cltlell Pealmd
9 _ l
E
{Wilson Cove, 0 acres Cull Pasture, 2
& C l ispotiial hand made leaders and gutters
3 which give lasting bowler-“Try and be ‘ .
‘ . . - ~ -, b. tl.‘
0" “c. icnnvineod. Plumbing, heating. Smeiaorcs 'l‘nvctu Island, 4 “C".‘s 0° ‘
31.00““... Henry A llegPlcin 00 W1- Cove, Darlcn; also 1 power boat and
T ”7' w“ “H "M ‘. I I N‘ ’ ‘ " '- . ' 'ic. 'l‘ rms cash
it“? street. Tel. 4733, 1 thnly fivejoot shulp e
l __ inquire C. N. Raymond. Rownylon, or
my
. r...-
INSURANCE PAlNTING __ PAPEil-IIANGlNGltelephone Keogh 8: Cundce, one...
decorating, painters supplies; wall; , ' ‘
FIRE BOILER 1. Miler, unto-date atylcs, lowest prices.‘ FOR SALE—FAME} “011815
LIFE WAR RISK Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or—t “'11“ 0110-110“ 301'0 0f land 011 ‘V Ni
ACCIDENT ; tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander, Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
BONDS ; While. 61 1.2 Ely avenue. tpihc. Must be sold at oncc to close
‘ .cstute. Small amount of cash requir-
STEAMSHIP TICKETS ,
' " NOTARIES PUBLIC ‘;
J. M.Lilyl0ll‘ &Co. [00.
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Not-walk, Conn.
V I
__l Trust Company, . .
Omce hours, 10.12 0. m., 2.5 p, mglund, moat can be cultivated.
Sundays and evenings by appointment . 9 rooms. furnace, electric lights,
led, balance on mortgage. Inquire
F- F-‘HUNTINGTON: D- C- ilt’eogh & Cnndec. Attys. United Bank
CHIROPRACTOR .buiidlng. Tel. 5352. ‘
Graduate the Palmer School or;
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa. tin-3 ' -
connects the opening of his office all . FOR SALEMFARM IN TOWN. 1
100 Washington street, over Poppies’illlik‘ from “'0“ street.
",Mu . fl... ”a
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
. YORK.
THE ANNING J. SMITH .1RAN3
'PO'RTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at 8 p
m. Freight received at Nomalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalkmp to
Broadway. Telephone 0143 blaming-implements. $10,500.
this W. F. Casper, D. 0., 'Ph. 0- as—t Agk John T Paves Y
Real Estate—Insurance
MAIN 81‘.
.w.... H...“
If You Have Any
' l
‘iUR/KEROSENE VALVE .
to. my make of two cycle motor is;
the most complete and best device oft 7
its kind and will soon earn its cost?
" ‘ " in fuel economy: Used for bothi
Matting and running. No other caru
ourelor necessary. Phone 844.
‘ M
H. E. BURGESS
Interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue
mil} Gt, _
FOR SALE~-llOllSE. SUlTABlJfi"
I
For sale on ‘
ltoy- .
3 minutes '
South Norwnlk, Conn. i walk from trolley. 25 to 30 acres fine
House
2
Telephone 456. New York office, 2875 barns, 500. 12 cows. 1 horse. farming-
NORWALK.
[SECOND-HAND :AUfi‘O’MO.
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Underwear
mating-100m 19c
00c Corset (lovers ..... 390
293 Drowns .......... 21c
500 Drawers .......... 300
1.00 Gowns ........... 790
50c Children's Gowns . . . 390
$1.00 Combinations 79c
Underwear
$1.00 Silk Bloomers . . . . 790
$2.25 Silk Bloomers . . . $1.50
$2.00 Silk Combinations $1.50
$2.00 Silk Combinations $1.25
Sale .01
=~Fine Hosiery
arm
9 S _
SZl'owaes’ 010m
Suits at $9.95 ,
on
Values $16.95
We are closinx out many of our $16.95 Suits for ”'5. MS ‘ 790 '
”'95- 59: Bags 39c
other Suits Reduced
“s
umbrellas - 79c *
$22.50 Suits reduced to ................... $16.95
$25.00 Suits reduced to .................. $18.95 $1.50 Umbrellas $1
$32.50 Suits reduced to ................. .. . $25.00
$2 Umbrellas 51.25
V‘
$45.00 Suits reduced to .................. $29.95
Sale of Coats
$15.00 Coats reduced to ......... ' .......... $9.95
$22.50 Coats reduced to ............. . . . $16.95
Dresses. educed
$12.95 Dresses ........................... $7.95
$15.00 Dresses ..... . ......... . ........... $9.95
$1 Waisls 790 4
500 House. Dresses
. 39c
$1 Children’sSweal- .
ers, .0de size 790 ,
350 Little Beauty
Waists 230 ' .
I
House Wares a Special
Selling With Extra-
ordinary Savings
$2.25 nickeLplaled gas irons
with tubing ......... $1.89
39c Extension wihdow screens.
24 inches high ........... 29c
5c Waxed sandwich paper, 4
rolls for 15¢
Black screen door wire, 28 in.
~ wide, per yard ........... 20c
30 inches wide, per yard, 21c
32 inches wide, per yard, 22:
34 inches wide, per yard, 23c
Blue tip parlor matcheo, 5 boxes
........................ 19c
59¢ Painted tollet pails at ..39c
75c Cocoa door mats, size 14x24
inches at ................ 59c
All Millinery Must Go
15 ‘ 500 Windsor'Ties ..... 390 L 4"
. c Hose ............. 110 . .
:3: fix ------------- $1110 $1.50 and $2.00 Shapes . .................... 99c 25° Wind“ Tm - ~1- ~ 19" y
3?“ 3K 3...; 1111 11 11111 352 $1.00 Shapes ....... . .................. .1. . . 50c ifgfnmmfif 4:: 1
c ......... 49c *‘ , , ’ h ' " ‘“
$1.10 Silk gig“ ....... 850 $1.25 and $1.50 Children o Hats . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 990 $1.00 Veils ........... 790
$1.50 Silk Hose ...... $1.15 $4.00 Trimmed Hats ..... . ................. 52.50 59 813001 Cotton , _ ' 30 3P0“
, — $6.00 Trimmed Hats ...................... $3.95 WW5»
“ :— "VT—1. u 1 a j 4r = : k .
WILL FORM TRUCK ’ BUCHANAN CONTINUES > ‘ - ..
t AND AUTOMO- 2 NEW you... unfi‘fl'i‘u‘l‘u .
Buchanan, formerly 1t representhtlvo
in Congress from lliinois,‘ nominated
; his testimony today in his own «to ‘
ilcrnmn (‘. Pleltlnonn ol‘ Slumiord.’ dense in the trial of Captain‘Fr'an
,churinlau of [[10 Transportation dc~i Ittnteicn, of the (lemma .Navyrmid
.‘purtlucnt of tho Fairficld County A53 others pm- pinged conspiracies to“;
iuociation for Mobilization of Resour-l rupt the munitions traffic in
icon, is working with the committee Buchanan had barely sturted-hism or
in ruling model fleets of motor trucks when court adjourned last night. If
tfillll plt‘lisul't‘ cars in Stamford. for war; said he in no way participator! iii pi“
“lllrrzency service. on linoslalt‘v down; menting strikes, and that it what}!
by the transport service of the United; cause he always had been a pooling
IStaten army. 2 and a labor leader that he. was invite
$1.75 50“?! copper nickel plated j The Stamford units are being work-t to accept the presidency of Labo
‘l‘ll out first as an experiment to meet ‘ '
BILE FLEETK
munchies ............ 7.51.49 I i 1 ‘ .l a d 0h] s 0,1 Peace 0mm?“-
in“ m nor (ems u pr cm . It is expected that the case wool
102;:32? or velvet bound fly y'llt'll organizations, and as soon as} close today.
Eco" 5 ”t -------------- 23¢ ,muy urn in successful shape, will bet ,--_ --.-» -m- »
my jar of”. ”r (‘01,. 5c tuned its models for similar Ul‘lll8‘ PRESIDENT OF'MUSIClANS UNIO
$2.2? Heavy *Ifl wash honors ilbrouullout the country, wherever, NEW- HAVEN, May 18:40881111‘
W‘th COPPCI‘ b0&0!“ ----- $139 Qtltcrc‘ are available motor tracks and. Weber, of New .York. was minded
35: Heavy rattan carpet beat. inleasure cars for the formation of; prosidont of the American .Federatlé
ers ..................... 25c touch companies, . , l of Musicians at today’s session of til
Adjustable lace curtain stret. l Those-plans are being developed oni national convention. The other 101?
chers ...................... 89c ,‘the advice ofUCgl. al‘gglslcgi" grist. ticors clmscn include: VlcévaéSidell
45c Galvanized refrigerator 5 ‘ead 0‘. Km“. 1 k' . p. ~ p...” """w" -' “Mm"md. New Yorkme}:
4 . . 39 'meul mu“ parsonal consultation m. .‘ retarv, Owne Miller, St. Louis Mo
pans, .1 '01- Wide --------- c W“? by officers of the county molnb- and treasurer. Otto Ostendorff
750 Plain thin water tumblers. zutlon. ‘
Such organizations will be voluntary M...” _ __, n..-” A“ .-..,
6 {0r ................. 29c
infl’airs for the emergency transporta-
ilion of troops and military supplies NOTICE
' Albert F. Gehebe § . .
25 Washington St.
Phone 1069-42.
[’15 ticcé'd. it is possible that they
twill lw mustered into the U. as. A. re-
Eserve, oartcrmastcr‘s department. and
if that step is taken, details will be
announced later. A conference Will
he held with the departmental quar?-
i'erinaster for this district, whose 01‘-
‘ ficc is in New York. for thepurpose of
South Norwalk. ' i‘mrking out plans on the exact lines
'dcotred by the army.
Edward Delailcld of Stamford is not.
ing as the sub-chairman in charge of
the local organization, which includes
Manlrmilitary mills in motor truck“.
is hereby givcn, that Mr. F. F. Lox
joy, of Norwalk, Connecticut has : V,
plied for a lease for planting and
tivating 'shell fish in about 7.6 a'
of ground in Westport and'botlild‘w
The first piece of ground loctitein
the town of Westport containsyaboii
4.9 acrcs bounded northerlymy .
175w of the Sterling Oyster Coin’pany
Cole, Sheep Rock and
F .Lovtcjoy; southerly by Connect,
Prompt Delivery, V i
2
Catering to those who want good
work—Draperim, Shanon, Upholster- 1
195, Rugs and Furniture, ‘ .
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER '6 ~lhighcst market price for. same
Estimates Furnished f ‘Bccoming frightened, a team otisend postal or telephone to '-
Upholstering and furniture refinl‘sh- horses belonging to Raymond Broth-i L. EFF RON
1m. ‘ers, runup Railroad uremic this noon .3 Rowan St. ‘ Edst'NOl'Wal
dragging a lieuvywngon behind them.‘ Because We Havé.’ No . Canvas
LOST. The team turned :into South Main sets or Agents
street where one ottbe horses t'elt Tel. 1006
LOST—~A DARK BLUE CHANGE and\broko the stuff. The other uni-t
puma containing change between ,mal “unforced to-comc to a haltrThe w. ‘
North Main street and Pool oliice.
Finder please telephone 704.
THE BARKER qu'ron
—.._.
. hurt. wager.
[BILES OR A LOT.,l’3R SCRAP
tmon, METALS, MANILLA
Tcl. 1905.1
horse acted as though he woo badly _"'K good adv. pays best in the best
' l
t
f _
lug activrty.
from 1 1-2 to a point and Mexican; of Wilson Point road. will the thi‘d -
, . _ ‘hetroleum gamed 1 1-4. Automobile: from.st. Joseph's church Saturday NEW ADMIleTRATOR
,tROPE, and youywant‘ztto get the issues were the only henvy featured; morning at 9 o'clock. Burial will be
lionesslons in General Motoru. Studc-' in St. Mary's cemetery. . '
baker, Maxwell and Willis-Overland '
. extended from 1 1-2 to almost 3 points}
knits and Coppers W
k regular.
here yesterday by
the NeWark. N. 1., Bait and Fly Cash
tug club. The rod useth
than four ounces. ‘ ' ‘
TODAY IN WALL» SMDEATIjs AND FUNERALS.
.—.
WALL srnnn'r. 10:30 a. m.—'
Prices of stocks rose again at the
outset of today’s trading. with further
contldcnt absorption and short cover. temoon at. the ‘Narumake Home, at:
ing of the various issues embraced in the age of 59 years.
the war group. U. S. Steel rose ul- were held this afternoon, ’and burial
-tu..st u pomt to 122 1-2, or within a was made in St
notion of its recent record. Other; '
equipments and munitions were 1 to
points higher, Westinghouse show-
Shippings’ advanced
new 1513! CASTING diam.
NEW 'YORK. May Mir—A now
'wor‘ld's record for light tackle tun-i
‘ lance fly casting of 96 feet. wan made
3. S. Schwinn. of
"A
Eune‘ral ohMrs. Elizabeth .Craw smith
~ Funeral services of. Mrs..Elizabeth
‘CrawSmith will .be held from the
Mniiiuckemo hotel. Washington . street.
s Saturday .ufternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. Yder man. .The 1?
Rev. F. A.
’l‘rlnltysmiocopal (thatch. will emulate
and interment will be in the Norwalk
cemetery.
‘erc slightly ir—;
gamut more.
touring cars. and Ford delivery wag-
ons. After the Stamford orzanlzattons
have been tried out as a hu‘sls. a con. .
feroncc of representatives from all The Second piece located
townships in Falrllcld county will be town of Westport contains at)
.:called for the immediate organization acres, and was formerly the.
of similar units throughout the coun: portion of lot 181w, and is be
tL'l'he transportation committee, while northerly by 183w; easterly by:
immediately concerned with the or of Thomas Garvey, 180w of r,
ganizntion of automobile tronsporta- Rudel, southerly by the Cart'__
lion on a semi-military basis. Will not and westerly by 178w of A. A. .
-‘ confine its efforts to that problem but. ‘
will undertake the organization of all and that on the “ht‘litysthtellm':
Funeral-of Mrs. William L. Geer. kinds of transport facilities through-i11300 O'CIOCk- a. m..
The funeral of Mrs, William L. Gear out the county. I Commls'sioners will lease sat, ,
cribed grounds to the highest ream
: sible bidder pursuant to the profits
of Chapter 230 of the‘Public «Aots
1915.
Sealed bids will be received 1111
to said hour at the office of said.
misaloneril, 185 Church stroot Ne
Oyster Farms Company, antiwar;
ly by the NorwalleWestport‘town
Daniel McGradey
Daniel MoGrudey died yesterday of-
Funeral services
Mary’s cemetery.
W
FOR MURPHY ESTATE
Ralph G. Macy, former superinten-
'dent of the Third District Electric
Light Plant. was appointed admlnls.
trator yesterduy ot modulate of Dan- _
lpi'r. Murpnyjtheueceasud. mail or- Haven, and would be “at-imaging:
91' administmtric- on application No. ’51,” and addres
Coleman. rector of the,” wens ,Ml’é- ‘D. _ Murphy and Mrs. to the commissioners. ‘
J. Youngs. They resigned and Mrs Dutéd at New Haven. Connoctl ’
Macy was appointed in their place. this 17th day of May, 1917. _
. The estate .15 valued in the neighbor H. G. MARSI'IQLII‘.
rumor-150.000. " " . ' Clerk of Shell to it
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