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dience, practically every bit at nail-
;able space in the State street amuse
lment hall being filled.
Best of Season
The main bout was easily the feath-
er classic of the season in Bridgeport.
There wasn‘t a dull moment during
[the whole 12 rounds and many times
lthe fans were on their feet in exciting
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TO LET. FOR SALE.
WANTED—A BOY ABOUT 16
years of age or over to work in lunch
(-ztr. Must be. reliable. Call 22 Franklin
bll'tct, South Not-walls, 55 at
a
WANTED-2 0R 3 FIRST-CLASS
painters. Apply x61 1-2 Ely avenue.
'l‘cl. 400. A. White. 3'4 3t
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WANTED~WORK BY DAY WASH-
ing ironing or cleaning of any kind.
’15 Ely avenue. Mrs. Dick. j5 3t
WANTEm—EXTRA SALES PEO-
mle for all departments, steady work
throughout the summer months. Ap-
ply at once Mintzs.
14 3t ton street East Norwalk. Apartments buildings, electric light,
ONCE, EXPERI-
Tel. Darien 259.
it fit
WANTED—AT
(”It‘t‘tl chauffeur.
WANTEDestllltl. l’Olt (lliNlCllAi.
Itoust‘work, one to go to llt-ll island.
Ellis. Talmadgc. Tel. 1616. 34 fit
WANTED—iblllilllfl AGED WORK-
tint: housekeeper at lonely country
iiomc. All work and full charge. All-
-ply in writing to E. Smith Seymour.
117 West ’Ccdar street, South Nor“
\valk. jl 3t.
WANTED—YOI'NG MAX TO
make himself generally uSt-ful in
were. Apply 11. Kl't‘lflt,‘l‘ 1% Co.
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WANTED‘fiA Edna; APAl
lllf‘lll house or a one-family houée‘ for
It pct‘mallcnt home. Write I). J. dioxin“, in 1“ [up] (’conouiy. Used rm- pom . Flax liill ltoad.
xvi: ,hox 047 South Norwalk.
WANTED-A rovxot up?" as
‘iookkccpcr and stt‘nom'upltcr. llard-
'\\‘.‘ilt‘ & Auto Supply (‘0., 42 Wutcr
tutor-ct, SoutnNot‘u‘alk. J2 iii
WANTED S’l‘liXtNHlAlHll-llt.
ilti do preferably between the ages 01
'15 and 20.
opraphy,
typintt,r
and clerical duties,
live age. nationality and experience;
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‘ TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lll-~
'provements, 256 Flax Hill Road. Tel.l
1252-5.
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’ T0 LET—FURNISHED, 5 noonsr
and bath. Centrally located. Address;
“‘3," care of Sentinel. 34 3t,
,1 TO LET—~4 ROOM APARTMENT;
2nd floor. rcar, Swartz & Corbett‘
block. Rent $10, Also loft steam-
hcated, light on all side-s. Otis
trio elevator service 5,000 sq.
floor room. For further
apply Old Well Cigar Co.
ft. of
particulars l
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g T0 LETFST()RE 207. WASHINJ-
_209 Washington street, East Norwalk
and 39 Chapel street,
unlre 64 South Main street. Tel 60. t
LOST.
~ the owncr wishes to get rid of it
31/119 soon as possible. Can be demonstrat‘ then spurred and lilac shtlt a hard
LOST-77A LADIES MEDIUM
FOR SALE—PORCELAIN LINED
ice box, medicine chest, scrccns, box
North Main street.
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FOR SALE—A REGISTERED JER-
sey cow and calf, Apply 50 Burritt
avenue. Tel. 622.
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Fon SALE—POPE 'trARTronn
Elcc- touring car in A-l shape. \t'ill sell at 1"“: 30d DUI
sacrifiw. Tel. Iii! 3.
\‘t'a‘shington street,
or call at 126
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FOR SALE—BARGAINS LOT 50 X
200, 5 room house $1,200. 8 acres,
water scr-
vicc. Easy lt'l‘tlls'. I). llull, llaviland
Norwalk. In- block, citi. ji 3t
FOR SALE—A TOURING CAR IN
first class. condition. A bargain as
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_,' tongs fashion in the opening session.
,noso. lilac rctal" ted with a
HSV
'i'allies and sensational exchanges. Mc-
tAulii‘fe nd Eggers entered the ring
it stitaohch, Apply Mrs. C. J. Mintz, 54 at ”:05 ”“0““ Aflerremvmg "1‘
'structions from Referee Terry Lee
'whose work by the way is deserving
grind.
Fast Start
‘ The boys went at it in hammer and
l‘Yggrt‘s showed up with a dangerous
across the first real
punch of the round, ahard left t0‘ the
right to
‘thc chin, but aparently didn‘t fcaze
his oponcnt as he danced back and
crossed two” hard rights to the head.
The boys clinched often during the
‘round. which was very even. McAu-
liffo opened up in the second and beat
Eggers to (‘\‘(‘l'y blow. The Bridgeport
boy di’splaycd fine form and had the
round by a rate margin.
ln tho third they rushed to a clinch.
Sold “7"?“ WW“ “1110 during Saturday cd. Apply :ll 26 Wood strt‘ct. mat cti right to tlw head and a lcft to tho
afternoon June 2nd, between Palace
Theatre and So Norwalk Railroad
station reward offered. It‘indcr please
not ifjiWilion ('t. Box 47.
LOST—AT SOUTH xonwam
station, a hand knitted handbag
:1 pair of classes. Flilll“l‘ will please
lt-avc at Scnlincl oillcc, :
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= goon KEROSENE VALVE
its kind and will soon cam its costi
1:turetor necessary. Phone 844.
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SELL 500 NEW YORK CITY
LOTS OF LORILLARD
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FOR SALE - $23,500 Bl‘YU ti ROOAP
garden. All kinds of fruit. Excellent
bathing
15 Fourth strcct, East Norwalk, Conn.
m31 3t
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 217
t‘l-"lax Hill Road, consisting of thJa lot of drive out of Mc.-\uliffe
iliouscs with frontage of 175 feet, b0-' (‘ldt‘lllitlll’ :avc liggcrs tllt‘ (*liflnt'c to.
_. !for 3‘” make or two cycle motor is ; longing to the estatchof the late Sam-i be the aggressor.
{T’ the mint coniplett- and best device. of ; no] it. Fil’l‘lr‘t. For further informa-l
‘ H. Knapp. 2'“; In the
p .3 fought at
‘53 “whirling and running. No other can} FOR SALE—OR TO LET, 2 NE‘V‘ijninuu‘. Mac had apparently. recur.
Qty renovated homes with improve-i cred his bearings, as he fought hard
,‘inents. 59‘9““ barns on premises' near the cud of the round and held!
and 15 acres of good farming land all his man even,
W ‘i‘onn- turnpike. Mrs R- Tatlov. 16: tier Egncrs' no cyc in thc tion with
tion inquire of John
Grove street. Tel. 753-12.
" stomach.
Eggcrs rushed into a clinch.
The boys fought like game-mow
.housc, all improvcmcnts. Large barnE i" ”1“ ”Wk 0f 1‘ “ll“"hv ”51m” 5110'
: across a wicked left to Mac's jaw. The
:l‘l‘millllt‘tl down whilc llcfcrcc
LLOIIILN‘d t-ight, and thou not up and
3 fought back at Engels. 'l‘hc blow took
‘ and in-
Even Pace
fourth round.
an cvcn pace for“ the first
the boys
Mac raised a lump one
in hard right jab. llc rained tighter
‘nnd lofts on the New York boy and
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"‘Sli-‘ENCE‘R ESTATE AT AUCTION: FOR SALEw'l‘O CLOSE AN ES-.heat him hard during the round but
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Total Reaches $266,910.
, lWilson Cove,
'l'WF lttllltlt‘rll 10” of HM" l-(H‘illurtl‘acrcs Tavern island. 4 acres Stutt‘sttiarttand ligncrs bt'ukc ground.
tale. the following oyster grounds
t'
.1 acres Calf Pasture, 2
Ad'l"‘-‘=i box “F," 93' Stamford Adm“ Spci'tcor astute in the llronx \‘t’t'l't‘ sold . Cove, Durit'lt; also 1 new 1' boot and
catc.
WANTED—BOY 36 YEARS OLD.
lOOlf Ol’l‘OR'l‘lYNl'M' It‘OR Alb
N’A'NCEMENT, 'l‘llE It. W. HAT Slit)?
(‘ROSS AND lllVlilt STEETS. NOR-
‘l'ALK. jl 3t
WANTED~F1RST CLASS AI'TO
in exchange for lot on Fifth strcct,
‘idast Norwalk, 50x15t). opposite the
Banks resident-c. “‘ritc box 10:1,
Flushing, N. Y. m20 ‘Jit
WANTED~MIC.\', 18 OR OVER,
‘vantcd. Government railway mail
clerks, 7.7 month. List government.
jobs froc. Franklin Institute,
28F, Rochester, .\'. Y.
WANTED—-Ol.l) FALSE Till-1TH.
J‘ion't matter if broken. I pay $1 to $10
per Pct, Send by pnrccl post anti rc-
(‘civo check by rcturn mail. l.. Mayer.
2007 S. Fifth sircct, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
(of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
fiancee for calves. M. Friedman, 35 Ely
notice. Tel. 1131. ’20 if
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WANTED-alums. WE HAVE OP-
(‘nings for: .
Slocrcrs,
Fellcrs,
Necklinndt rs,
Golfers,
Final Examiners,
Soft Shirt Folders.
’1 you are not cxpcrient’etl we will
teach you and pay you while. learn-
“? Elliott, Peabody:
it Cit... lite.
NOTICE
If You Have Any Junk in Large
Quantities, Call
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
And you will get the highest mark
et prices for same.
We have no canvassers.
Automobiles a. specialty.
Tel. 1903.
a”.-. ,
llcpt.
__ tho such was it known from what great
Tel. 1906.
lllay for a total of $‘Jtlti,910.
bidding tvas the rule and as u rcanll.i
the lots sold for all the way from $200
to $13,230 nplccc. \Yltilc Mr. Day re-,
ccived the bids he stood lll‘l‘Ol‘t‘ 3.0001“
pct‘sons that ‘
Spirited; inquire C. N, Raymond, Rowayton, or . xpnr tlic (’lltl of the robot,
telephone Keogh & Candcc, 53:. 2.
FOR SALE—FAMILY iiOtTSE
with one-half acre of land on West
Ellie rcnl punch wasn't there. Jill‘l ht)-
Th“ “’0'." consists of stem Attth'ce: of from $200 to $2,250, Days with oysters thereon: 2 12 acres. ‘ forc the lap of the gong, lingers tOOlt
,tlirce loft jabs on the nosc. Mac hit
Ma' also won the tixth round. big;
I Iggt-rs
gmissed vow of his famous lofts. llc‘
Mulih‘c ducking the blow. Tho scvcnth
[was fast and exciting. Near the mid-
die of tho round. Esgcra started josh-
('l‘0't\‘ill'tl 11 large tcnl‘. Noi‘wnlk Road near Connecticut Turn-ling with Tachulift‘c‘s hantll‘lcrs. Mat"
Mull! lll'tlllilllt'nt real o>tiitc mcn wct‘ei pike. Must be sold at once. to clost‘ ctnnplnint-tl of Engt‘rs having oil on
prescttl. and
lame lttlyt'l‘r‘».
htgvcral oi" lllt'lll
\‘.'f‘ll.(ll‘t'>:i('tl. lluiltlors
shrewd llll‘t‘llillllt'ii.
bid againstl
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\\ omcn st-rvanis
of tho wealthy and wives of trntlcsntcn'
llllllQllf‘il thcir jtidgmcnt against pro-
fessional real estate llll‘ll, and in many
illsfztllf‘t'< they won.
.\'ot until the list of purchasers could:
(llslttnt‘ts the crowd camc. Munhat-i
tan. as had‘btwn cvpct‘tnd, was in tlth
‘ntajority. but the adtlrcsscs showctll
that "shit-ht. at Richmond nut!
Queens, Brooklyn, Richmond anti
‘ Mount Vernon. were not to be outdone
by their ncinltbors. Ono woman,
;succcssful bidder ‘l-‘rcida D. Sanfordf,
,‘cumo all the way lrom l)t-rby, Conn.
Mun-who could tell by the drift of
of the opinion thattlte
'sttlv was to be a success. While prices
wort- t‘OIlCt‘lll d to b“ at a bargain lcvcl.'
tavcrocing $5:‘.l :1 lot for the 500 sold“
,up tohnlf—past six last night, there
th-rc strong indications that the bid-
tlcrs recognized the opportunity offer-
icd and were. [buying all they could
;handlo. 'flio t'requi-ncy with which
,tpnnk hooks accompanied the contracts
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liliitigs \vct'v
lintiicated that the poor man was into.
;ing his chance with the more wealthy
in tho lain at'tcrnoon lots sold {:1'
: Ollt‘s
low as $200 and $300 each.
Homilies offered by the sale Mr. Day
'had thrown on a screen set up in one
corner cf the.tcnt last night a series
lot moving pictures showing the prog-
,ress of the building of the White
él’lains extension of the subway and
{the development going on about the:
lpropcrty.~l7rom the New York Her-
aid.
CANOE CAPL‘ilZED
Bridgeport Man Drowned Off Fort
Trumbull Beach
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- and two companions narrowly es- ‘ Trust Company, South NorWltllr. Conn.
lraped a similar fate white en routeomce hours, 10.12 a. m.. 2.5 p_ m.’
lfrom Charles island to Fort Trum-
lbull beach Sunday _afl.ernoon. The
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drowned man was Albert Stelling'. of
206 Noble avenue, Bridgeport.
To convince the public. of the oppor- '
“'tTO;estntc. Small amount of cash rcquir- his body_
cd.ba1ancc on mortgage. lnquirc
building, 'l‘cl. 535-2.
" Fan SALE—£7 "Woolf” loustc.
Osborn avcnuc, East Norwalk. Must
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llefcrec Leo ommlncd
[lingers at tho cnd
;Y(ll‘li boy being oiled down.
3 Toe to Toe
t eighth there
either boy's
was nothing
fighting.
to the
stagcy about
of the round, but;
Lahore-rs Hillbotl plll(.l\\’,\‘ with the, K0031] & (tnndppy Allys. ”“in Bank did not find any evidence of the New}
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than. new zone an
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BEATS M'AULFFE limit“: force. Mae endeavored to stop
lthe onslaught, but he was pretty well, 097111160
spent and did not carry sufficrent‘
potter to ward off the attack. Eg-
gers earned the round by a safe
margin.
Poor Boat
The semi—final bout was disap-:
pointing because of the “truck
horse" methods employed by Youn:
Otto. who came here with a reputa'
tion of being a real fighter. Otto hit
the ozone more often than he did
Martin and incidentally took some
hard leits and rights to the head.
‘WlliCh put him on the alert. Mar-
' tin threatened to end the fight in the.
[of mention, they started on men long first round; when he sent his man:
treeling With a hard left to the chinuneg Conn. Vol. S W., died yesterday“
’ ,On numerous occasions
during the
fight, Martin stung his man, Twice.
Otto showed life and shot acis real,
punches, but they didn't bother liar-
tin. The crowd calicd upon Otto 10‘
fight continually after the third,
round, but he failed to respond. Mai-3
tin was Hivr-n a big reception after,
u .
. boating and fishing. lt‘urthcri Bl‘ldgt‘lml'l bol’ lll‘Olltli‘d 10 011? knee'
amilparticulars address, Mrs. C. Morrell and started to get up. tits handlers;
.rboutcd for him to take a count. lic
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h“ 50“ l’l‘li‘t‘ $3.300. 1901‘ lltll‘lil“";'l‘lit-_v stood too to toe and Ethnollctli
lars ' leach other. ntithcr giving an inch
‘r .w... . -‘ swats.
land (.t(ll mahmh smut lmitl
ASk JOhll To Haves ’Egccrs‘ blows, however, had tin1
Real Estate—Insurance amount of steam in them.
7.MAIN ST.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
N ORWALK.
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Automobile trucking of all kinds.
Long distance moving it specialty
We go anywhere. B. llershflcld, 1"”
Water street. Ofllce phone 294. House
phone 1932. m2? 12t
Salvator (.‘hnriott, general contract-
or.
Estimates given on all kinds of con-
: tract work. Work solicited and order;'
given prompt attention. 26 Wood
street, Sottth Norwalk. Conn. Tetr-
plione 8l0v3. I
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
‘special hand made leaders and gutters
',which give lasting service—Try and be
convinced. Plumbing, heating, slate
roofing. Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 Wa-
ter street. Tel. 473-3.
h.—
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter’s supplies; wall
paper. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
:White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. '
: F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. c.
CHIROPRACTOR
. Graduate the
‘ Chiropractic.
Palmer School or
Davenport, Iowa, on;
bemoan the opening or his other at
‘ Sundays and evenings by appointment.
Telephone .456. New York .ofll'ce. 2875
Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-
;Ilde, W. F; Casper, D. 0., Ph. C. as- _
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Iizrcatcstt
t’l‘lio round was l-lggcrs‘ by a Shade.
:In the ninth. chAulillc rushed after
:Elllft‘l‘ti at the sound of the. gong one.
;plantod a hard left on Expers‘ right
icyc. it raised a lump as big as an
1mg over the optic. The boys fought
liast, each seeking a sloop linger.
lanti McAullt‘ic had the best at :1 ion;'
traiiucr. While Eggcrs got in his best
flicks at infighting.
’ Great Finish
The ninth provided the
matic moments of thc
lAulilfc tried to stage .
1hour rally, but Eggcrs was too fresh
and strong ‘0 be stopped. Following
lrwiftly upon the sound of the gong.
1Eggtcrs rushed the Bridgeport boy to
ltho ropes and inflicted punishment on
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1 most dra-
fight. Mc-
an eleventh
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
THE ANNlNG J. SMITH TRANs
PORTATION LINE, lnc._
Freight bent Ieavas Pier 27 East
5:.) every day except Sunday, at 3 n
m. Freight received at Norwaik up u:
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up u
Wm
INSURANCE
FIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK .-
ACCIDENT
BONDS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
NOTARIES PUBLIC. .
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Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk, Conn.
. .l. M. Layton &Co~.lnc.'i
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the bout because of his willingness,
:nd the fact that he tried to make a
real exhibition out of it. Johnny Gain-
or took a trip to dreamland in the third
round in his bout with Louie Bogash.
The late-r fought a llt‘tld)‘ bout and.
pummelled his man hard before put-'
ting over the winning punch, a right
to the head. Harvey Kclly proved no
match for the shitty Shugruc, and was
. Mary's cemetery.
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Hm AND Wavuuzdwmmw
m tin church. Interment will film
“m“ Clara W“ entitle cemetery. ur. Fallow
(dun Bartok, eight years at 886 and besides h“ hm
months old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 19"“ “.0 50”,, James, Jr,, and in“
Anthony Harrok, of Gienwood avenue. “up,
died last night. The funeral will be‘
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30i
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Funeral of Mrs. Carrie Ripley.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Ripley
{was held this morning at 8:30 D'M
lfrorn the late home, 15 Day street, ll-
Albert Ritzo ,at 9 o‘clock from St. Mary's church.
Albert Ritzo, three months old 50n|lntermcnt will be in St. Mary's cent.»
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ritzo, of 14:19,)“
Cliff street, died this morning. The'
‘t ~-.t ~' 1 _- . y ,.
“1.10“ “I“ be. we “ed"e7dd’ éf‘FLAG RAISING CEREMONY AT 3.
teiuoon at 1 oclock. Interment at ii & J. CASH, LTD.
be in St, Mary’s cemetery. I
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o‘clock. interment will be in St.
”iln.» afternoon at 5:30, the (Hi
‘l.lt'.\('(‘5 of the J. & J. (‘ash. Ltd. will
rai.~e “Old Glory” on their grounds-
An ititcresting program has bccn ar- '
,. . . . lkil’lL’Gd and many visitors. will be pteS— '
at l‘lIClls Home in horoton at the ”IL Company 1" of the National
age of thirtycight years. The remains Guard, under command of Captain
were shipped to Hartford, Conn, t0-, Freeland, will perform the ceremony.
day, where interment will take place. The program CODSiSlS Of a march past
. rby the entire stall and employees:
" |Addicss~“Thc New l-‘lag"—by Frank
. Goodchild.
Ellen Blydcnq Dedication . Ht-v. John Stapleton
rising tltt- l-‘lJ: by .titt'nibcrs of Ca,_
it, N. G.
Patriotic Son: by
_ All» Anna lteiss.
“1 .thtll'flsl'illon. John H, Light.
Addres-w "The Army and Navy”- ..
\ Licut. L‘om. Teitair M. Minion.
Mrs. James Fuller. "Alllf‘t'lt‘:‘." . .
The funeral of Mrs. Bettie lliclts A lawn party \\ 111 follow.
Ftillcr, the wile of Jamcs Fuller, jan~, “That ain't a propcller.” said Bobby.
itcr ot' the South Norwalk Club (”Ta-“That's his tail. lie kep’t waggi'n' it.
deacon in Grace Baptist church, will was being took-
Michael J. Duffy
Michael ‘J. Duffy. private Co. ll. ist.
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Funeral of Mrs. Blydenburgh
The funeral of Mrs. ‘
burgh will be held from the late home: 11':
at 19 Cote avenue. this afternoon at
3:30 o‘clock. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks;
will officiate and interment will be
Riverside cemetery.
the little star,
wcll beaten up at the end of four ., _ . . ~ _ while his picture
rounds be. held \\ etlncsday afit-inoon at 2.15 ened."——Harp8r's Weekly.
‘ o’clock from. the late home on ‘2 Taylor
W
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