mum”. App. 16. 1917. ‘
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m To Let. For Sale.
Business and Pro ‘ .
Cards. Miscellaneous 1.
on thin page, Twenty-Five Word: or
WifNOOOOOOOO
fitment
ammonia
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wmnp. - ,! TO LET,
FOR SALE.
wmrao—A' armor 17011170; To “1-49,.” mm of? Fan slice—1401197511011) FURNI-
711mm 51"“ '3”- 5150 glrl. 39911 house, on Cedar street Inquire at 37 ”1"" and “mimmgs 0“ “CW!“ 0f
Pram,“ Mum 1116 31; Cedar street. all; 3t moving out 01' town. Mrs. «Chadeayne,
. p 7 i 13 may street, South Norwulk. a16 3t
1 WANTED-6181130 ASSIST AT T0 LET—6 ROOMS WITH 111.1.t , . '
housework on go home night. Apply improvements, 106 Sow, Mam' Foo SALE—BAY 1101135: WEIGHT
.7 Quintard avenue. Phone 1225. 5116 3t street. Inquire United Grocery Co.
i
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WANTED—CLEAN CAPABLECOU-
'ple as caretakers. Must be'industrious
‘ and dependable. ‘Apply J. M. Layton
To. all; 31.
1,350 lbs. Will work anywhere single
or double. fair driver. Inquire at delica-
LIGHT tessen store No. 7 Railroad avenue.
‘ 516 31
To LET—ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, also furnished rooms‘
and space for four autos. 59 South
[Main street, South Norwaik. all (it
WANTED-LAUNDRESS. Will'l‘iti,‘ ‘
1'07 twn days of the week, Phone 1678.
_.
' FOR SALE—BUICK 1916 5 PASS-
enger in 11-1 condition. Will make any
demonstration. J. H. Schaub.
TO LET—4 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
:new modern Improvements. Cenuul lo
‘cation. Rent $30. Call 75 Flax Hill
FOR SALE—FOWL. 200 LOTS OF
L. ‘ h 1 0 UL “ R0 (1 Ph 3117 50 01 111i”? \Vhile Feathet Farm NEW]
. . . u .' '. , .V . _'v:‘ a - one . H ‘ I ‘ ' 1"
“Milk b) iiun..altan gill .11 39 Li) {Ht 0 . T .1. r”- t‘
,lwomo-rnoous pr MAN 1x 5
"Air, Z 1:: .l purity furnished rooms
with improvements, Address 110 Sen-
tinel chine. alt; 3t
TO LEV—STORE 207 W'ASHING, - , . . .
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments. FOR SALE‘H‘H “IMWWGL‘SbS
209 Washin l street, East Norwalk and palms. hire. remiss, WoMat-o
and 3’ Chapel street, Namath. m. Park, South .Norwalk. 1115 31
quire iii South Main street. Tel 60. i
Busiifizss NOTICE.-
FOR SALE—~ ‘v'O NEWLY RENO»
‘vated houses with improvementd.‘3ev
eral borne on premises and 15 acres
LadiPS—Wnar ‘1‘" N“ Bone 0“”?! of good farming land at Conn. turn-
which has a pliable. unbreakable staygpiko‘ Mrs. R. Tarlor, 10 Grove street.
Fittings guamnteed. Phone 1790 for Tel 75312
appointment. Mrs. Lillian Reynolds.
‘41 Winfield street, East Norwaik. 3 FOR SALE—HOUSE AT sACRlA
————-——————~—~—~ 'rice. brick building. 4 years old. Two
MONEY SAVED ‘storcsa and two. apartments above.
___ 1 By {giving mo1 your order dfol‘ my‘sicknefis in family is cause for selling.
' . . new a r , , , ,. ,
WANTED—SMALL AUTOMOBILE. in“: :1": 1:21:11; (9:25:12: 73%31’33" at 215 East Washington street.
mechanism in good condition. 1913' be convinced. Plumbing. heatingd. FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
1914 Buick, Chalmers or liudson prev . slate rooting, lawn mowers sharpened.‘ with onehnlf am of land on West
it‘l'l‘Ed. Reasonable." Adress Auto, 3011' Henry A. Hegelein, 56 8“,“? street. meflnl “03d neth- Connecticm Tun“
tmel Office. 515 at ‘. T9“ ‘73'3' ’ pike. Must be cold at once to clone
' . . . . 'estnte. small amount of cosh reentr-
WANTED—EXPERIENCE!)SAlzhb RELIABLE “Mme led. Mum on mama” Mum
men m.“ their linens, dress goods and in rugs, iron and metal in our method; Keogh & Candee, Attyo. apnea Bank
domestics. Steady positionvond 5'00“ We buy and sell everything necondfbuuamg 1131,5353,
salary to right parties. ‘ Write, mm'hand, a large. stock of aecond.bnndj ___ ‘
log age, details of experience and sal~ goods always on hand. We my a!
ary'wnuted, or call. The Raw. Mnlleyl‘good as the next man and treat you
co. New .llz-tvon.,r\ppiy Superintendentqbeuer' Get 11 square den]. thp P.
WANTEb Exppiunxopn non;
hie entry bookkeeper in offica of mun-
uincturer. State age. experience and
salary wanted. Address P. (1. box 435,
South Norwalk. 1th 3t
WANTED.~ SECOND GARDNER.
Apply Dr. liurd’, Sunnyville Manor.
'Ilowuyion. - 7115' tit:
.,_.
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MOTION PICTURE BUSINESS
FOR. SALE
n14 3t
WANTED—MEN IN THE SIZING...
depttrtment to learn foil hat makingi
Good pay while learning. Crofut &
Knapp.
..-.._...__,_.. _. ..____ m.
, WANTED—(lull. . FOR OFFICE.
work. Knowledge of typewrittng pre-‘
ferred, Apply by later stating experi-
once and wages required to J. J. Cash,
Ltd. Chestnut street. 71155 3:
. WANTED
Men for factory work. Steady
work and chance to earn good i
wages. . ‘
JONAS 4‘" NAUMBURG, Inc.
No. 85 Spring St.
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NOTICE
District of Norwolk, "ss. Probate.
Court. August 9, A. 7)., 1917. 1
165mm of‘llenry D. ll’rigltt. late 01‘
Nor-walk, in said. district, deceased
The Court of Probate for the. dis-
trict of Norivaut. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
ol for the creditors of said. estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to prescntiheir ac.
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debut-red a recovery.’ All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
'quested to make immediate payment
to - ' '
~ HARRY L. WuIGHT,
Executor '
”M'” NOTICE ' ~
District 015 16377761, 55. Probate,
court, August '16, A. D.. 1917.
In the matters-‘07 Emily 1. Chicken-l
ter. Harry M, Chichester and Andrew‘-
J. Chlchestep, all of said Norwolk. ml-
!!Ol'fi. - .
. Whereas, written application has,
beeu‘mnde. to‘this court, by the guard-
ian of the estate of each of said min-
ors: praying. for reasons therein set
Iflrih, for an order authorliing and cm-
pnworing her to sell certain real es-
info of her said wards particularly.
described in cold application:
Ordered. that sold application be
heard and determined at. the probate
«once. in Namath. on the 21154155- 07
August. 1911. at 2 o‘clock. afternoon:
and that public notice thereof he xiV-t
m to all ppm interested by pub-l
minim thin outer in a newspaper law 1'
In a circulation in said district, mi
N M don belon- “up“! "i
Mahouey, 52 Van Zunt street. Tole.
phono 1182-5. 1
"pAir'i-“rihéw— rifihiiliiidoino
decorating. painter‘a supplies; wall,
127 lm paper, upto-dnte styles. lowest prices};
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on"
ders solicited. Tel. 400.
Alexander;
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. ‘
t
l
LOST. l
COST—K DIAMOND PIN STONE
‘— cet; in black enamel. Return to Scott-
' 1101 and receive reward. No questionfi
asked. , nit'i iii;
.-
LOST—TlilN GOLD KNllt‘lG EN-
;zrnved W. M. M. Reward for its re-
turn to Norwalk Iron Works.
- WANT
WANTED - SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
WANJED—CIRL FOR GENERAL
office work.
(Illicit, Peabody
& o». inc.
FOUND '
FOUND—ADRIFT 1N scum).
scow boat housed on pile driver. Own-
.er pay expenses. Apply [Henry C. Cut-iwoods and hills furnished recreation
bill, Rowayton.
8.16 3t
DEBATE ON WAR TAX BILL}
WASHINGTON, Aug.
debate on the war tax bill
today, with the leaders hopeful of
making headway in disposing“ of the
ill—Senate
finance committee's mvillon or the _
House measure.
Rnp'tl progress had been made uni
.11] yesterday. when on! speeches on
subjects unrelated to the pendlnz
bill caused a halt. Only two sen-tors,
156mm. Mahmud and Gaby. spoke on
the’ bill. “ .
‘ Despite the delay. however. the
mom hid willy time no an m-
oon to chance theirbelm that another
week mid m the bin minimum
the Senate.
{2' miles from businessccnter. Hood well
' Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate-41181117121"
7 MAIN ST.
u143t‘:
1
00““!!“9‘1, From here the mission. will go to.
The Liberty at Stamford. 007111..
population 40,000. 600 settling cup
potty. 15c house, fully equipped
111.1111 clued, llcnt‘ $200. Long
lease. Money mutter. Sacrifice
$2,800. For city appointment,
'Write, ll. lioyt, Pine Point,‘South
Norwulk, Conn. ‘
' 5611’ SALE—317371163” " ”"1326?
room house and burn, good location.
'and considerable fruit on property. 3
acres tillage, balance wood and pos-
tnro. Price $2,400.
MENV":x ‘. ' ”U
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IN FINE SHAPE
(Continued From-Togo One)
tl'uu' have some of our cooking and
see whether we are starving as the
papers say.
Lieutenant Collin has just come in
front Notwulk, and says that accord
{ing to talk in Norwnik I‘ have re-
jceivod the cigarettes and am selling
ithem for twenty-flan cents a pack.
Will you. kindly tell them that you
haven't. sent any to us yet.
it. is getting time for mess. as l
have got to full the com-filly; Hop-
ing to see you, I am
Yours respectfully,
H. S. SPERRY,
First Lieutenant.
.17: response to the foregoing Mr.
Raymond sent an order to '1‘. A
Skelly to forward cigars, tobacco and
chewing gum to the boys at once. The
order in all amounted to $85.
.———-—-
JAPANESE MISSION.RESTING .
A PACIFIC pom, Ann lit—Quiet
lhours on the water and among'the:
today for the Japanese mission,,whicb
t luncheons, '
. festivities.
‘5
oracles and other formal
Washington.
FOOD. DISORDERS-IN FINLAND
HELSINGNRS. Finland, Aug. 16.—-
Disorders occasioned by‘thc scarcity
of food have led to 77 Cabinet crisis.
The Senator: uhve requested the Gov-
ernor-General to transmit their rest;-
nations 10.1110 Provisional paramount.
The aovcmormm has halted 31. To
ital. vice pmidont at thcepcrtmflil
SIXTH co. Boys ' "
,wiil be glad to see you, and will let. .
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since its-landing here made-hue been;
involved iancession of banquets. ‘
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20 Fair St. ’ PVT" "
Chittlno, Paolo Spring H111 Ave.
Yackulic. John ' 169 South Main St.
limo, Charles L. 30 Water St. .
Beddl, Clarence L. Nor-walk, Conn.
Hershkowitz, Morris 12 Grant St.
Riccio, Joseph
Pearson, Albert G.
(latterali. Elmer A.
'Gtm-ett, Edward F.
Litman, John
Walters Frank
Mlklo, Andrew
Tucker, Adrian B.
Kennedy, James W.
Riley. Joseph A.
Teflon-Charles J.
Stundevant. Clinton R.
Stevens, John H.
Dudoweky, Charles
Rundie, Harold B .
Becker, Frank P.
Smith. Clinton L.
Tinker, Edward A.
Britta. Lester
Brandon, Frank M.
Soyak, Steve
\‘l'arga. Joseph
Hurley, Timothy
hit-1.0117111, Harold F.
Kovacs. John
Wellnitz, William Z.
Court, Charles H.
Shea. William T.
Greene. James A.
ilurc, William H.
Keeling. William J.
Crawford. Bertram A.
Miller. Charles D.
h‘erentini. Augusto
Pratt. George W.
Restivo, John
Johnson. Oliver W.
Kilns, Oscar ll.
lluono, Luigia
Trove Luigi
Anderson. Daniel G.
Roberts. Walter J.
llergmann. Henry J.
Lintnltier. Charlie
Audetto. Auguhtin. Jr.
Abrahamson, Samuel
Hoyt, William H.
Jezzo. John
'l‘olmpdge, Elmer
Wiogmpn, Paul W.
Olcmk. \Vlndyslaw F'.
Sansoviorl, Dominion
Moreno, Pasquale
Knutor, Samuel J.
Korokos. Stephen
Fade. George
Nougebuucr, Henry G.
Brown. Arthur E.
Jones. George E.
Czoplacku. Vincent
l’rouos. Charles F.
Nathan. Jacob
Marina. Filippo
Sioman. Joseph H.
Nnchajskl, Marian
Palm. Eugene ‘
Dicringcr, William H.
Wakemun. Robert .C.
Dayton. William M.
Lotterio_ John
Morrison. Nicholas R.
Stadier, John‘ F.
Schoch. George H.
Muss, Abraham
Kuczir. John
Hussey. Edward H.
Rogers. Lester G.
”Dotson. John E.
'Yonan, Paul
F‘lynn, George A.
Silk, John F.
Middlebrook. George
DlCiocoo, Guido C. V.
Scribner. William R.
Mandel, Nicholas
'Hogopian. Avadis
McQulllan. Vincent 3
Hall, William H.
Bruno, Salvatore
Lipinski. Peter A.
Weh‘b‘ Thomas M.
William, Charles 0.
Marone, Joseph
Phillips. Charles H.
Garrick, George
Kelley, James T.
Morgan..Gort.on P.
Macy, Thomas
Fociegicl.. Marylin -
' Lee, James F.
Smith. Henry 8.-
Homliton, Charles D.
Cluchester, Alfred S.
Godbar, William R.
Howard. Francis M.
Christensen, Axel
Goldstein, Isador
Pecht‘old, August J.
Minor. James H.
sexton. Ernest- F.
Hydra. Walter C.
- Motto. Anthony
Kepler, Anson ,F‘.
Buckley, John J.
Budmmflavld - ,
Wilkis‘on. George S.
James. George ‘
Enkiand, Charles 0., Jr.,
Williams, Charles
Pultrek Charles
Hoyt, nuwin
. Hot on. Harry
Red 'y. Caesar
Contain, James 1..
Kindilten.‘Edwc1-d J.
Rom". Rocco
13 Woodward Ave.
61 Flax Hill Road
Broad St.
1 River St.
7 Day St
1 Neptune Ave.
5 Glenn St.
30 Curtis Ave, New Canaan
8 Hartford Place
New Canaan, Conn.
14 Franklin St.
Belle Island
34 1-2 860036 St.
40 Van Znndt St.
31 Van Zandt St.
66 Spring St.
Cmnstock Hill Ave.
Rowayton. Conn.
47 Perry Ave.
19 Seaview Ave.
15 Reynolds St.
1:! Ridge St.
Norotou, llarien
173 Main St.
81 Benton St.
1 East Wall St.
3 School St.
3 Charles St. .,
281 East Ave. ’
Norman Heights. llarien
Ferndalo, Norwnlk
11 Cannon St.
55 Osborn Ave.
Wilton. (.‘onn.
llorlon's Point
8 Mill Road
8 Day St.
69 Winfield St.
5 lnlbmrlo Place
9 Lawrence St.
Washington, Conn.
Cliff St.
5 Hamilton Ave.
74 Taylor Ave.
129 Main St.
9 Boutou St. _
Locust Ave, New Canaan
Summer St.. New Canaan
Wilton. Conn.
Connecticut Ave.
50 Maple St.
43 Aiken St. ,
11 Locust Ave, New Canaan
65 (‘ross St. ‘
39 1-2 Ely Ave.
Noroton, llnrlen
55 North Fair-field Ave.
1 Bnyviow Place
4 Newtnwn Ave.
29 Hartford St.
New Canaan, Conn.
29 First St.
163 Main St.
22 Day St.
58 Spring St.
139 South Main. St.
7 (.lourtlandt St.
21 School St.
20 Cove Ave.
$011113; Ame. New Canaan
is Editoiri‘i‘l. “w “m“
Westport Ave.
155 Washington St. ,_
Steamer Alice. New York
75 Ely Ave. '
3 Loomls St.
Wilton. Conn.
10 lsaacs St.
177 South Main St. ‘
Cedar St.
Wilton, Conn.
South Ave, New Canaan
Cnnnondalo. Conn.
Taylor Place
77 Madison St.
32 Ferris Ave.
14 Glenwood Ave.
. City Hotel. South Norwulk
Ferudale. Norwalk
Wilson Point
21 Taylor Ave.-
40 Oak St.
24 Central Ave. '
5 Bouton St.
Carter St.. New Canaan
Highwood, Norwalk
6 Franklin St.
Georgetown. Conn.
12 Union Place
110- Woodward Ave.
32 Chestnut St.
:0 Howard Ave.
owpyton Ava, Row
.58 Ward St. ayton
Ship ‘Mystery" of New York
\
- 18 Lawrence St. .
G'Fairfleld Ave.
Darlen
Dar-ten, Conn.
19 South'Osborne "Ave.
Boat Standard. South Norwalk
2 Butler St.
26 Cedar St.
43 Foirtleld‘ Ave.
Rocklea, Noroton, Darien
53 Bouton St.
Wilton. Conn.
58 Spring St.
Glenbrook. Dnrieu. Conn.
New Canaan, Conn.
6 Locust 8L. New Canaan.
R. 8. Comp. Norwalk. Conn.
143. Washington St.
Scribner Ave.
58 Danton St. ‘ '
Roan Point Park
~ I Lowrance St.
16 Chem 31.. New Cum
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' noon at 2 o‘clock.
point. U. 3 Steel also reflected w
'teactionai‘y tendencies with the not-
are. but Great Northern Ore, Ship-
'pings. Coppers. Oils and Sugars were
irregularly higher. Rails showed no
imaterial changes and specialties were
neglected.
DEATHS AND - FUNERALS.
Funeral of Moo. Mary Hyatt
Funeral services for the late 1775.
Mary Hyatt will be held tomorrow al-
ternoon at 3:30 from the home of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Harris, of 8 Cove
avenue. Interment will be ln‘tlie Non
walk cemetery.
bur-P—
Funernl of Mrs. G. W. Fauids
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
George w. Faulds will be held tomor-
row afternoon ut 3 o'clock from the:
home of Mrs. William Benedict. 1 Elm}
street. Rev. John Stapletcn will of-I
ficiate. and interment will be made.”
in Riverside cemetery. _ f
l
Funeral of John O'Brien 1
The funeral services of the late]
John O’Brien were held at 8:15 o‘clock
this morning from the late residence;
of the deceased. 49 Plymouth avenue.’
and at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's
I Church. Burial was mode in St. Mary's
cemetery.
James F. Siouaoo ,
Jame: F. Slauson, private, of Com-l
many 1) and ‘13. 4137. Reg... N. Y. V. r...
died yesterday at Fitch' Home in No-
rotnn. at the age of 77 years Funeral
services will be held from the funeral
parlors of David W. Raymond in West
Washington street. Saturday after
Ell Parrazo
Eli Parrazo. private of Company F,
7th 11077.. C. v. 1.. dropped dead in
Stamford yesterday. Mr. Parrazo was
an inmate of Fitch's Home, in Noro~
I ton, and was 71 years of age. Funeral
arrangements have not yet beentcom-
plated. '
in
“~—
Funeral of Jacob Grant
Funeral services over the remains
of the late Jacob Grant of Roxbury
Farms will be held from the home of
the family nt 2 tomorrow afternoon,
after which an nutomobile cortegc will
no to the Union cemetery in Rowav-
ton. where Rev. Dr. Barrett of the
Roxbury Church. will hold it short ser-
vice, about 4 o'clock.
._____...__....__.—-
CARD 0F THANKS
We. wish to thank friends and the
Loyal Order of Mouse 520. for .flornl‘
tributes and sympathy to us durin:
our bereavement.
JEREMIAH EGAN.
MRS. WILL“: FlNCll.
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SeasooabicSugyesttons
New Perfection Purltnn and Flor-
Doors. Window Screens. PrEscrving
Jnrs, Jelly Glasses, ann Mowers.
Croquet Sets. Picnic Plates and Bus-
‘kets, Vacuum Bottles. Firclcss Cook~
ere, Stove Crooks and Jugs at lowest
prices. .,
175m {6217152
1311an 1069.2
25 Washington St. 80. Hamill
Fromm Delivery.
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Steak Cod .................. 20:,
Sword Fish ............. ' ........ 25c
Weak Fish ............. _. ....... 16c
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Native Mackerel .7 ............... 20c
- Native! Eels .................... 20c
Hard Clams ................. 10: qt.
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16 N. Main at.
ence Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Screen. «
New York Market;
. The Gorba‘m- Co. -
‘ Everything" in Paints, ‘m
not mm
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whim “Trip." 1”” - » ' , ~..~Wanted
mwnhrvuficuflm ”WU-fiver “Jim
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Beeerané Wine
Ionic, stimulant and Appetizer
unwrap
A‘ 1 0:2 To:
Barker Motor Wagon
three or four years old is in better
condition for service now than an!
Motor Truck of equal
rating sold about the some
TEE BARKER FACTORY
6179
ANNUAL SUMMER om
A80! SALE OF MEN'S
SACK SUITB
$18.00 Summer Sum ........ . $14.85
$15.00 Summer Suits .......... $11.85
$12.50 Summer Suits ......... $10.86
Large assortment of Fabric: and
Models to choose from.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO
Chiropractic is the definitl n of the
nose of the disease and t art. of
“lusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in’ childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and"
ihnba
Chiropractors remove the cause of
license and pain. health is restored .
through harmonizing the nerve ayo- .
tons in your body. Female trouble-s
given special attention; also curvcturo
5f the spine. You will never regret—
giving the lrpractor a chance in.
help 3'0“,-
Mpsneilc treatments given also. .
T. FRANCIS. ll. C.
54 Washington so, So. Norwalk, Conn.‘
Gmdpate from Palmer School.
a...”
REED 6 VOLK
EIECI'RICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP” .
In the Town
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
' So. Norwalk. Music Hall 311:.
ANY nmn
Bought. for Cash
Address-ll, car 6 Sentinel
nymphomaniacs
. FOR SALE BY
' Public Auction
in order to settle the estate of tho
lute Daniel T. Murphy, who conduct.
ed a prosperous mail order business
(approximately 3100.000 annually), ad-
vertising under the name of The \
Murphy Manufacturing Company, The .
Royal Novelty Company, The Royal
Book Company The Royal‘Publishiug'
00.. The Japan Seed Co. and the New.
England Publishing 00., the mail'oi'f
der business including printing presses;
paper cuttct':=. folders, binders. (all
run by power) largo stock of prion
paper, thousands of books and-quote“
tities of toys and novelties. catalogues
ond'general..maii order supplies. 14
be Sold. by Public Auction, (if not:
otherwise disposed of privately
Saturday. August 18. at 2 p. on on
the premises. to the highest bldde
The real estate may be purchased.
For particulars address ~ , .
ALFRED GOLDSCHMIDT.
RALPH G. MACY.
‘Admlnlstratoru
,. or W. H. comm:
, Auctltmeen
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