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Classified
WANTED—WOOD CHOPPERS. IN-
; quire Raymond Bros.
.. _WANTED-ClVll. SERVICE EX-
aminations In South Norwaik soon.
Men and women desiring government
clerkdllps, departmental. post cues,
railway msll,.custul_ns, stenographers, ly painted and five good tires. Prwc
pron, 578 Main streetd
'write for free particulars to J. C.
,Leonard (former government .egamin-
per) 121 Kenols Bldg, Washington.
WANTED —- BUTTON
learn cementing raincoats.
from $12 to $20 perweek after a few
months learning. Steady .work guar-‘ ~~~--——-————+—._.i
unload. Apply 0 Harry Harris, 52 Wa-
ter street, South Norwalk.
—.
"icaLworLbr younglady. One- with
’ several years' experience, reliable and
,. Wishes advancement, Address
cute 01 Sentinel.
WANTED—AT THE HiLbSlili-i
fichool, Norwalk. a maid for up-stairs‘
_ work audio help in dining room.
join in person at the school. Pros-
pect Hill. 18 3t
y
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wmrso—clnwron FACTORY
work. Apply" employment oillce, Nor-I
- {walk Rubber Tire Co. f8 3t
1 ,7
WANTED—DRIVER FOR 'FORD
delivery car. Musf be able. to take
car. ’18 per week, with percentage:
Must be a hustler. Apply Old Well
Mundry. 227 Haviland street. Call or
bddress. 3
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HAND‘
embroidery Work on ladies' waists.‘
Work must be'done at home. (load
my and steady work. Apply l‘Bouton'
street. South Norwalk. Ct., between'
6 to 10 p. m. "
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«limo—wags cv'r'rnas 32.50;
per cord. Apply Cable's saw mill, New}
(‘anaan avenue, Norwalk. 1? St!
A ' .
f ( 1
«ASP
wahl‘rsn —7 8111?le
ceivins clerk. Apply R. U. v.1nc..‘13nr-3S“ua,ed on Co“ “em, "mu ten grains of Shorchaven. mellow-mow
ritt avenue and Day street, South Non,
walk. f7 3t
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WANTED BAUJWAY MAlL!
clerks $76 to 8150 month. ‘South Non,
walk examinations .soon. Sample:
"dietitians free.
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Franklin instituted
Dept. 28M, Rochester. N. Y.
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' LOST
LOST—A LARGE YELLO‘IV Coll!
ile dog, strayed from Mrs. 'l‘jsder.}
" Advertisement
' ron BALE—LARGE 'rounouss
is 31 Geese for beading, one bronse turkey street, South Norwalk, house,
gobbier, from prise stock Phone 1884.
19 3t
s
: .roa (ALI—4916 ultimo sr:
dam Just the thing for a iitney. New"
WM“ .
oi’us’mmrlnwmcniqm‘
In» mums. Outlet. 81mm
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'ro LET—NO. 59 scum M512:i
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roam, improvements, barn, ml is,
.for horses or garage. inquire 9 Eli»;
both street or phone lads-2. (1; It
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.2. EWIIURE still-Eli“
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“Uncle Tom's an, A- -
town of Ayer lestw night. (m ,
iWalter if. 8hattuck’s—~-ascap's nun.
itlle guardhosse of the :02 Machine
Gilli Battalion. Three lieutenants.
military police and additional soldiers.
’ail armed with rifles, lhed the streets
l0! the town and the railroad tracks in
.their search to the soldier. Although
{clad in blue 1.:Dlm overalls and a
fgreen. sweatts, he got away.‘ Today.
however, his mother’at Haverhiil tele-
rphoned that she had stIsed him to
'return to camp. A lieutenant was
sent for him, and he is now on his
'wsy‘to camp. .
l Shattuck was formerly In the caval-
ry of the regular army.. He was sen-
.- FEBRUARY
is right. Ca
Stamford.
. ILUE slim-nus i
Electrical blue, black or white print-
ford, Tel. 923;.
ton SALE—FORD TOURING
son ”Ls—mans. 1914,
good condition and bargains. C.
Kendry, West Norwalk avenue,
Chapel, Norwalk, Conn.
ONE.
Y. 11.. for 8100 and one for 8125, both cars in‘
ling, promptly done. No more waiting
h Nor-walk, Phone 39-3.
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_Union Parcel Delivery. Edward , J.
Flaherty, proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light
1917.
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Dscksr—At South Norwslk, on Uri
"0 day, February 8th, 1918, George L?
near Decker, in his 26th year. Funeral ser-f
' ivices at the home of his mother. Mm!
Francis E Decker. 11 Union streetu
I
I F913 oALie—MAXWELL TOURING F for sun light. Once hours 8 a. In. to 5"
WEAVEKS car 1916 in fineshape. Tires all non- p..m.. 8. W
on raincoats immediately, also girls to skid,- paint good. Can be bousllt for street. flout
Can earn $350. Capron. 578 Main street. Stam-
,.Hoyt. Jr, 79 Washington!
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and heavy)
19 at in line condition. Paint like new. tiresitrncking. Oibce telephones 1581. 500;
in excellent shape. 8275 will buy it; House connection. '
WANTED-A POSITlON AT CLER-‘ Capron, 578 Main street, Stamford. -
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, Phone .105
Free Storage.
.Saves , You on.Furniiure...Rllgs’.. Ranges o'r Bed-
ding From 10.10.4070. i
Means a Great Saving , to.
N ow, PaY. Later.
Free. Delivery AnyWhere I
::.: Sterling Furniture Co. l
. You. - Buy I
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127-129-i3i Washington, St, South Norwalk i
jWE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLE
Open 3 Charge Accou
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tenced to three months in the guard-
house December 28, for going away
without leave, and because of good
behavior had only twelve more days to
serve. Wednesday night, however. be
received a letter containing money.
and last night asked permnsion to go
to the latrine from the guardhouse.
0n the way he broke away from his
guard. and disappeared over the hills.
Spencer (1. Heiges, former princi-
pal of the Harrisburg, Pa.. high
school. and a private In the utilities
department of 'the quartermaster
corps. was found guilty by a court-
mariial board today of stealing more
than 1,300 pounds of sugar and many
tubsVOf butter from a camp store-
house. and selling them for profit. He
pleaded guilty, ofieringneed of mon-
ey as an excuse.
ln-‘e
FOR SALE—AUCTlON SATUR‘
day. Feb. 23. Rain or shine, horse, cow
and all farming utensils at z oclock,
p. In. sharp. Mrs. .L,8pahr, Fillow St..'
West Norwalk. '
FOR ssas~rvnxnuas or a 5
room fiat all complete, cheap. Address‘
Furniture, Sentinel cities. I
FOR BALE—8 CHUNKY HORSII,
2 farm wagons, 2 express wagons, 2
top buggleus sets of Mary harness.
6 business wagons, E. Farr. Tel. 874-12.
18 8t
FOR SALE—OR TO LET, THE
Ferris homestead at 198 Flax Hill
Road will be for rent frOm March 1st,
or the, property can be bought at a'
[reasonable "figure. For further Infor- “-1 of land, “““3'9- 1"“33'"! being in
motion applY to} J; iningplbblc, ”9 said town of Norwavlk. oi; Canfleld
Washington street. 1
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"son SALE-FARM CONSIBTING
or, odd; land and 2 large
ouses, several bolus on W's“.
minutes of center oi town. Apply‘ltirs.
ll. Tarlov, 16 Grove street, South Nor-
walk, 01' Told 1852-12. " - . i
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FOR SALE—FARM OF 4 ACRES,
plenty of fruit, good 6 room house.
good cellar. new barn. Must be sold.
lFor particulars inquire William Hass‘watcrs of Lung inland firm”: "vi
'mann, Benedict street, Norwalk. :Westcrlyhv Lot. No, r-s'o'; 'Illv "I
' it im said man:
! Also that certain tract, oi“: or pr
FOR SALE _ FAMILY HougEvcel of land, situate, lying and being
South Norwslk, Monday, .eb. 11, at
2 p. m. .
T, lid-lino
NOTICE , i
Probate Sale of Real. Estate R
Under and pursuant to'an order of
the Court'of Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorising-her thereuuio,
the uubscriber hereby offers for said"
all‘such right, title and interest as
Clark A. Price, late of Plainfield in
the state of New Jersey, deceased.
had at the time of his death, in "Ind
to the following described real '93-
tate, to with?
All that certain tract. piece or par-
o...-
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island. which island is partly in said
town of Norwalk andpartly in the
town of Wester and countv of Fair:
field. designated as Lot. .\'o. wrnty-
um sum e" on lntitied
Mn.“
Langdon islands Company. Norwalk. F
Conn., W. J. Wood. C. E.. Oct. 1910.
‘No. 282, filed December loth, 1910."
which lot is bounded and describcd as
follows: Northerly by Shoreharen
Road; Easterly by Lot. No. twenty‘two
(22) on said map; Sonthorlv' 1w thn
.. J, in Cold Weather
'11
. Call, distillatililard Service Station ,
awhereyou 'Iviil meet a thoroughly
le'
1
.4... “teatime;
(‘omner Phelan would come to this
city this afternoon at about 1:30
o'c!ock.,at which time he would go
directly to the scene of the tire from
where he would go to the Central Fire
Station and hold his inquest inot the
death of “Hello."
;- it is. believed that the same wit-
_l:eshes, George Olmstcnd, thqlcolore'l
amnn, who acted as night It” at tho
fgarage, “Jitney Anywherelykfither
wwith Nick Desessa, who't’cf to be
. present yesterday afiemmiilugmho
, will be present this “inhuman Ed.
ward Bates. whgilmtnfin‘.,m, asrm.
and whose fill”? w's ive in yestcr
day's lsshe'df'ih “ .enr iii Will be
called anoditolusmyw ' .
The source of the. tire is still :
@mmyfiwnmehhct that it started
r)
rfimi ..“‘here [)Csesll'fi car
11 o ,.
3F
; ggether with the unwil.
J’hlgdflss‘WDeeessa to testify yester-
iidag, issues it look as if Desessa knew
qure.,than he wanted to tell.
Helges. who was a clerk In the
storehouse, would put on civilian
clothes, visit an Ayer baker and get
orders for sugar by posing as a Bos-
ton salesman. - Then he would make
out his own requisitions. call an ex-
préssman and sen‘d the goods down,
town; destroying all records after-
ward. His gs'mo was up when a bona~
tide salesman from the firm Helges
claimed t9.repreoint, visited the bak-
er, and tried to get an order.
Candidate H. 11. Leldholdt. of Hart-
ford, now Jttending the ofllcers'
|training school, was discharged from
the base hospital today. where he was
confined by an attack of measles.
Lieutenant Eric G. Benedict, of Hart-
ford. Company E. 301st Engineers,
was sent to the hospital today with
tonsilitis. as was his bed-fellow. Lieu-
tenant Morris G. Shepard, of Bridge-
port. who is assigned to the same .
regiment. Lieutenant John E. Tur-
good. of New Haven, and of the same
outilt, went tb theibhse hospital to-
day with an infested eye.
Hartford men here are going ahead
in their routine training. the machine
[lingering illness. aged 55 years. She gunners dlgging on their bomb gren.
.
reps; and store
' fl." , issurvived by her husband. thit‘eisdd field, and the machine gun ser-
fgunlilerr and and two 5038. MN!- Ger- geants' starting on their lessons at
batteries. ‘ - " * ”w w .
. ' . _ rv ‘ "rs. George Russell. Mrs. hurling the grenades. Sergeants in
. ’ . _ >Charlcs Wicks PM...» ‘ Paul the sanitary train today 'werd hand-
Arental battery for any male
"of Springdaie. The funeral will "Vela I’VE-7L manu‘ais and books. each
. held from her late home on Monday containing léshiamu anatomy and
O O
oi car can be oblalned at any time.
.=Bati;ories Will Freeze
A Z; :
competent storage battery expert
.i‘ 1’!
who will give authorative advice
in this connection.
' DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Carolyn Radjimanowskl
Mrs. Carolyn Radiimanowski, wife
of August Radiimanowski. died at
her home, No. 1 Third street, after a
t
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ‘ Rev. Stein pathology that a andlmdnronn _
will oillciate and burial will be in Ri-
verside cemetery.
D. wouldn't get until his third‘ycat'r
medical school. lt's.a great Ills. ,
The third battalion of the” sous
infantry composed of men from
Funeral of Mr. Parketon.~
Tokeneke Park. Rowayton, Conn. Helm“, one-half acre 011mm on wegtfin said town of Norwalk. on Canfleld
has his collar and number on. Pleasel Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turtle island. which island is partly in said
. notify James Hurst, Tokeneke, Ro- . plke_ Must be sold at once to close town of Sorwalk, and partly in said
estate. Small amount of cash requir— 10W" 0‘ Westnori. designated an L0!
wayton.
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WANTED—TURNERS TO Wumfl
In factory. ,
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
theoreahody
; _&‘£0.'~,% EC. i~
'nisnssncn
‘ sun REAL semen,
1M. Layton & (To, lilo.
5 RAILROAD swim
scum noawsnx, com, ,
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o L0\SED‘ALL nay
MONDAYS mum. run. .
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g.‘rhs.olusarrsr i
roan valor - l
Frlshiefs; “ides
the lion ,Econonic lice
sort. SoldaiAliBioi'ts.
Til} 1hr; "
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ed, balance on., mortgage.
inquire No. twenty-two (22) on a certain map
Keogh c CRDMNMUBJ United Bank entitled “Map of Shorehaven. Prover-
bulldinga {1291. 53.5%.
Ity of the lanedon island Company,
“Norwalk, Conn, W. J. Wood, C. E..
'7, “15.1. ‘1‘ .17
ASk mefin‘:flayes ENo. twenty-three (23) on
said map: ___r _“
. Is- . .
No 7 Kalli-:8!” ”mam iSmIthorlv by the waters of Long lessa who attemp'ed to
., . ' , t get into the
REAL ESTAM-LMMUE ,land 3°‘lnd' and Westerly by Lot No. TESTIMONY AS , . lbuilding, saying that he could save his
, ”a” :iwcntv-one i2l) on said map. ; . T0 HOW FATAL
_. ...___._. _. _—~T,————— I For particulars and terms, apply to .
,_,Spe.ciai§'igileal ‘
Prices
Fresh Hams ........ . ........ 29:
' HTT. Court. January 22, A. 1)., 1918.
,geedbtion: l5dgn123456 ETA T
Fresh. Shoulders ................ . 26c
Small Pig Pork Lotus ...........
ISparerlho, Shouts, Pigs Feet, Knuc
les, Kidneys
Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb, 28c, 3th3
Larnb Loin or Ribs to roast ...... 28c
“All Kinds Lamb Chops .....
5 Fresh or Corned Beef Tongue . ..
' Best Sugar Cured Ham 32c,
Everything In Groceries and Delicat-
stun,
" To LETpfllQUSlfigfl ROOMS, TOi- Oct. 3910..”0. - 282,; filed December
let. city watsmlgmpn'xorth Main st., 16
So. Norwalkdmillgfiis per month. yd“
191 which lot is bounded and
Ed as follows: 'Northerly by,
Shorehaven Road; Easterly bv Lot.
MAUDE E. PRiCE.
ADMiNiSTRATRiX.
0r Leo Davis. Attorney at Law, Nor-
,walk, Conn.
“ NOTICE ‘
District of iNorwalk, ss, Probate
Estate in Connecticut of Edward J.
29‘ Simona, late of Port Chester in the.
k. town of Rye, county of Wesicbestcr.
.and state of New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
met 91 Not-walk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hero
'of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their so-
26c
“c.
3 Dials Bacon .. ..... . . ..;. . .. 37c , , e ’ within said
3 Best Heavy Beef Prints Roast from ffxg'ttiaréscgzggzzl :1 recovery, [All
i...;'.;;.;'i;.;..;r.;;'l;.'.'1'..’i‘f.‘f’ :2: W ‘° ”.21....“
Pimento Chem ........... . . . .. . "M“m‘ to make 1min u e on 1
Swiss Cheese .. ........ mum“
,i'ancy Chicken..................‘35ci ' Executrix.
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Port Chester. N. Y-
' f, 58. N0. Main
FAIRBANKS STORAGE
BATTERY co.
. Telephone 938
51., __ so. Nomi
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iliontlnued From Page One;
left at about 4:15 o'clock.
Anywhere" had in the meniime
a man by the name of Craig home and bean in the
had come back
who in the meantime
and Was sitting in his car.
and taken his cm in sis?“ in there
the side door of the garage and was he insisted that
sitting in his car talking to ”Hello," his motor.
had gone back. did-
tcar. Olmstead wouldn't let him enter ity ”9‘5“?" churcn. will olllcinte and
. FIRE STARTED the building because of the tire .(t’en ilterment will- be in Norwalk ci-nie-
though Desessa insisted that he could
garage.
i Then it was
"Jilnev drove up.
"Jitney Anywhere" said that he had take place Monday morning at 8:30'
ge and that he had from the Funeral Chapel of F. H. Gan-
”me "me: although ting. South Main street, and at 9 from
he was not running
as Olmstead said that he
The first that he knew was
About wrong was about tw'o or three mil.-
twanty minutes to five Nick Descssn‘utes. after he had heard someone yell
l8 ken
gara
came in and attempted to got in tho!“GeorBe. George." and thanho so! om
side door with his car. but Oimsaeavllc: his car, the back of which was to;
told him that there was nut room and: Words the back entrance to tho'gnr-
to go around back and take the placefage and saw a lot oi smoke-and ilame
Thlsidown towards where i‘lahsny's truck
vacated by l‘lailerty'a truck.
Doses“ did and then it was that.
'he, Olmstead and Evesessa noticed
"Jitney Anywhere" was running his
motor-and that the
smoke from the engine.
Dcsessa and Olmstead left by th
door and walked towards the front of other cars. However, before/he could
lding and George went into the get the side door open hi car had
front odice to sit down. About ten caught sure and he opened the small
“MA A. SiuoliS. ;minutes or less, later he heard someudOOl' in the large rolling door and
' return! tlmujstepped out and then it was that the
the but
onevysii “Hey! Hey-"
and thOught that it.waii pecuils
went out of the otllce door which shut;
tolbthind hint and,
tactile ms 'Ilmlble
bom'andnssessa's own car were stored
thatiiic pushed his car back towards tlr
e nide'door and come back and save somi
r and tire apparatus. drove up.
fsave his car if he could get into the
that the apparatus
side door, forgetting in his excite,
garage was full -of,mout that "Melio" was asleep in his
icon-trying to get his car out the
The story that Desessa could tell
having [magmas not heard because he refused ii-
to enter "alumnus to the hearing and the polls:
Funeral services for theiste lrvln;
Parketon were held this afternoon at
2:30 from the undertaking parlors n!
‘ D. W.’ Raymond, on Washington street,
Rev. Louis B. Howell officiating. in-
terment was in a vault at Riverside
cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Schsub.
The funeral of Mm. George Scllauh
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
.2 30 o'clock, from I‘m home of Mrs
xlislliel't Berg, Meadow street. Rev]
Frederick A. Coleman. rector of 'l'rin-irounding the base. hospital.-
reached evening ,mess weary and
t .3: y.
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Funeral of Ermlnio Pctroni
The funeral of Ermlnio Petrorli will
St. Joseph's Church. interment‘ ' will
be in St. Mary's cemetery.
George L. Decker. 1
George L. Backer. aged twenty-five
'dled last night at his home, No. 17
Union street. He was a son of Mrs.
Frances E. Decker. and also leaves one
sister, Lottie. he funeral services will
:be held at the family home Monday
afternoon 'at 2 o'clock.
Dal-lea. \ »
Sentinel Want (Aura. Keep yon‘ in
touch with good. live. thinking people
“v.-- - -
a; may iiimsns
,Aluniinum, Enameled. iron and
’James Hargrave. that were to M
interment in "
ringion, West Haven;,Milford. N
walk, Danbury. thchdeid and way _
tions." held an elaborately ,.l ’
skirmish battle drill yesterday‘un
command of their major. Elihu ’ ‘
in. son of former Secretary of SW
Elihu Rodi.” "
From farbeyond the frozen Nash
River, where the. snow piles (our
deep—"on the; level," Wtheye,
vanced with outposts,,skir1nisb ‘
and a covering force. most
dovm through thawhlte terrain
0
gry, hot with their facesltiusbed
by-victory and the artisticer
winter. ‘ ,
The cases of Martin Blac
in the. City Court yesterday , ,
Were postponed pending the-good
duct of the two men. ’
A Thdrdugh
,VCo'Ursea '
lib;
Used in I'Modi
Strictly Fresh Ens,........1ss dos.
lentil-2
vacuflllh It i 5?; '
‘rryssnu-rmstu'
aunts. will!
. CMM’sMket . "’ ;_
, MM. su “maniacal; ,
~Islm. m mmJocWe
aha-paired. ‘Reniatsufléths ,
you! at a, .. Icatb 'froht ‘ bum in the door wasted hint to be there , , J‘H , . x I; ~
. nausea ' ’ ‘ ’w'dmfiémghhgm um Mt':Mn‘t «singulwmtssy 59:”: . AM E, 62]]ch
, , yplw ' g ' rung, 4 .‘ garage, pa wsson‘ , l”. , .. . , ' /_ .' ' ,
lm’i'é" axon ”u '3‘ :30" 1*?!me mix; on???“ vmmwitgflém lIS Williams It. so. Ismail
L1. , ‘ ’ . . owes Ia :m. cos n ,oun ogre a, . , .-
W loom . “doom We , "u -' "m ——
a
wowed.
m
muscular mm» f .l...llm.sne2s9m.t!iswn
; the mummies cater nowad- that tlm‘gWooden'WarefWIre Goods. Electric
11%;? ll!!! "“1 3'” “‘9 could not bring him there. ' irons. ties slam-w. China and Glim-
Thou through? .thn Chief Boards-lard , . .i .
‘ a. ratafiiit', ct'st about droninutss psst’, e that bran, Cut Glass and Silverware.
. ‘ ran 'clr . . . ~ . w
id the, tbci'c was to be, a hearing hilt! tbst‘hj '
towards
.. em : Offices
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