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, A letter to Govemor Violent. ro-
eeiyed by Exemption Board. Norwalk.
Conn. is as tollowsl
The school When oi the matrict
of Columbia. suite-ll: the Dmi-
‘dent's call, haVe completed the occu-
pational cards for the 800,000 regis-
trants. These men and women have
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warsoénv o vouxc GIRL, inf
snail lentil}. po-ii'un at new
' . » ork. Sleep home. 12 Chestnut
'.reet, South Norwallt.
street, East Nor-elk, Conn. m5 at core 01 Sentinel.
twat-led night and dei'. unheralded,
'and mold they at than use
streneere in tile mama. but were in
polled by the call of the school tench-
er to the colors.
as 3; Far behind the battle line they have
_iunconseiouely (urged the weapons of
1'03““
1013!
Fan eALn—A ONE pump To LET—FURNISHED APART-
house. two horns and prism or land. meal. 6 rooms all improvements. in-
with many trait trees on 8 Bridge eludins but. Address "Apartment: ,
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WMTED—BRiGHT Gills FORf
chi-g room. Good obmitunity for'
.- meat. H. Jacobs to Sons. Beld
n avenue, Norwals. m5 3t
WANTED -- SALESIADY FOR
out and suits. One with experience
refund. 42 South Main street.
NOR-z
WANTED—GIRLS. APPLY
'alk Steam Laundry, Day street.
m5 3t
TO LET—6 ROOMS ON “331-! victory. if they will watch. the Millie
lioor. 6 Benedict street. Rent 3m Ap- of their label-as it is tron-termed into
his 3tlthe army of American efl'ectiVeuess
which our goverutitent will use in
1'0 LET-ONE OR TWO FU’RNlSli- crushing German eliciency. they will
my light feel repaid for their sacrifice. is it.
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see SALE—ELEVEN uo'r ssn‘
snob 336 ft. in first clus condition.
Sell reasonable. Call McGahie, Belden W 59 588“” “9"“?-
Hill, Wilton. m5 it}
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;..'. J. CHERRY.
New York city. llr. Cherry was a
brother of lira. ldwerd Cunningham,
been a frequent visitor to South Nor
has many friends in this city
many years he was teller in the inteo
nal Revenue oillce in New York city
two sons, William A. Cherry of New
York and Joseph J. Cherry of Jamaica
3 brother John. and sister. Ellen of
Condos, N. J., and a sister. Mrs. John
Costello of Prairieview. Kansas. The
funeral will be held Wednesday morlv
ing. High mass at “Our Lady of God
Counsel Church" at ten o'clock.
, John D. Roberts.
John Dunbain Roberts, 11 years old.
for my years city sheriff of Meriden
and one of the best known citlsenil of
FOR SALE—30 ACRES OF WOOD- “ rooms. Conveniences
land. Also bungalow sites between No housekeeping. Call after iii. p. 111., “i possible to s
roton and iiarien. Address in: 415. EWJM street. state?
Darlen. m5 at A great organisation is being built
- .....____ .... 'l ’ To LIT—FIVE noon-s, am" In this onioe to complete the industri-
FOR SALE—CORD WOOD, BLOCK range, hot and Cold water. All in g _
wood or kindling wood. Delivered. "lamination. 3"“- Elisabeth Gal". “0'1“300‘ teacher "Sim m" chance to
elicits. Polluti avenue. Tel. 1888. int 3i my Place. Rowayton. m an ' aid our country. Will you once again
urge your county and city superinten-
peed the work in your
ood'al machine; but it must fail if the.
WMTEo—ollu. FOB ucilil-i .
'0" in laundry. Must write good" FOR 8ALE —— FARM CONSISTING
lain hand. Also one to bundle aod'ofco acres good land and 2 large
bake out. Good wages. Apply Old houses. several bans on premises.l
V9" hum”). 82 Haviland street, isnuated on Conn. Krenue. within tent
n15 3t minutes of center of town. Apply lire.
-——- A. Tarlov, 16 Grove street, South Nor-
WMTED—DRESS MAKING AND. walk, or Tel. 1852-12.
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lain sewing desired. Reasonable. 17:
condwew Terrace. three minutes! iron SALE—NEW HOUSE OF SIX
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silk from So. Norwelk station. t‘hiid. rooms, all improvements. fruits.
9'" “rem“ made ”“0“”?- Ad' den, large lot, handy to trolley and
mo 3t‘hiilnon; iair price and terms.- owner
ress Dressmaker, or call.
[to have town. See Lawrence Agency.
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WMTIOP‘MAN TO SCRAPE THE
ioors of 8 rooms. Call or address 9
oh Bewker, Highland avenue. Bouthi pop “Ll-1F YOU ARDEN MAE-
iorwnlk. ket for horses, wagons or harnesses,
Em 1-:. Fan. Phone ail-12. All norm?
guaranteed. m2 3‘;
WANTED — NIGHT WATCHMAN.
ipply Jonas ll: Naumbnrg, inc. 86
tprlng street. mi 3t
FOR “LB—GREEN WOOD Dir
one or two foot length. 810 per cord. -
Delivery free. Andrew Shimko North,
Taylor Avenue. '
WANTED—MACHINISTS. saves-i
lall around machinists. 'iilust be solidi
to “helpers" need apply. Ask for Mr.
ldams. American in Dentcile inc.
im‘Norwalk. ml at
FOR satin-on TO Laji‘. THE
Ferris homestead all” Flax. HillI
Road will be for rent trotn March 1st,:
or the property can be bought at a'
reasonable figure. For further tutor!
hmton'aoo‘ly his. irv'lng' Dibble, “149’
Washington street. '
WANTED—POSITION WITH FIRST
rials dressmaker, part time work «by
H seamstress... Addraaa- J‘Serltm
tress.” care or Sentinel. " rat at:
lior colored i'ntnliy. so a month. in-
To LET—vA NINE ROOM HOUSE...
at 38 Bayview avonue. All improve-
ments inquire on premises or tele’
phone 1251. ‘
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electric power and best. For light
manufacturing, The Norwalk Mtg. 00.;
ml 3!
To LET-4 ROOMS, BATH A..D
balcony. All modern improvements. in-
quire 6 Gregory Boulevard. or 'uhone
188.
ro LET—A SMALL novels. eivn
rooms. No. 29 Pine street. 'Apply to‘
John F. McMahon. Tel. 1345. mi at'
1'0_ LET—5 1100318. SOME in.
Movements. inquire 32 Gregory Boule-
vard, East Ncrwalk. Tel. 33. m2 3t
TO LET-HOUSE 0N PINE. ST..
street.
To LET—SECOND FUOOR. POUR
rooms, No. 5 Henry street. item to.
inquire lira. S. A, Younus, 2" East
avenue. Earl Noru'nlk. all 3t
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itenogrnpllel'.
so Day street.
”my zfiafiwicgw non: eat: -- FAMILY Honest
’fiwlth onehsit acre of land on West!
“.31 Norwaik Road near Connecticut Turini
pike. Must be sold at once to cloeei
estate. Small amount of cash requir!
ed, balance ' on mortgage. inquire'
Keogh a Candee. Attye., United Bank;
building. Tel. 6352. ’
.WANTED-—A HOUSE BOY TO
INT trays, wash windows. etc. Must
ie agreeable and obli'ging. Good way
is. Apply Dr. Wadsworth Sanitarium.
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FOR SALE—FARM FOR SALE Oii‘:
ouse. with all im-
WANTED—TO LEASE 0R RENT,
I E”! Norwalk,» small house with.wlll lease. 8 room h
M Borden. Address “Garden." care' movements, 2 large barns,
30min“. ' tine land. All kinds friut and shade.
WANTED— SHIER AND BOOK' year.
T0 LET—9 ROOM HOUSE ALL ibi-
provcments at is Clay street. Also up-
stllir, 4 room apartment at 12 Clay,
street. hone 566. 1112 all
TO LET—0R FOR SALE. 12 ROOM'
own South Main street. Large,
yard with barn. Inauiri- 9 Elizabeth;
street. Tel. 12492. ill: tt|
T0 LET—THE S 1')" ”
third tier of building ('1'... it. it. . ..i“
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Boarding and rooming liOll‘C. For fur--
Tlic Old Well Cigar Co.
dents to pursue this work. .
OMWDIIR.
dome Queuionoairea lietuuted
Many questionnaires have been re-'
' To LETWH‘ACB 1‘0 RENT WWI" turned to the meal Board by, the post.
oflce. marked “cannot find." if any
registrant has not received his unea-
tionnaire, it is up to hint toqll at the
loeal board and get it for all returned
questionnaires will be put on the po-
lice list and all those men reported to
Hartford as deserten and. these men.
when found, will be inducted into mil-
itany service by the Adjutant General
01 the state, who has control over
them after they have been reported to
him by nnv local board. . .
the community. died Friday evening 1t
”:30 o'clock. alter a four days' illness
'of pneumonia. at the home of his
~dnugbter, Mrs. Guy Hllkert. 159 Malta
held street. New Haven.
Besides his daughter. Mrs. Hllkert,
Mr. Roberta 1.1 survived by two dough:
ten. Mrs. Fred N. Shove 01 South .\'or-
Oeorge Greene of
Danbury. and one son. John D. Rob
era. Jr.. scout executive in Meridian.
and ten grandchildren— Meriden
Journal.
walk. and Mrs.
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. Word was reedvsd here yesterday ‘
or the deeth of Michael J. Cherry or
of West Washington street. and has .-
walk tor the past forty-live years. and
For
He lss urvived by his wife. Mary, and V
IA DISRLA Q. or" '1
SPRING APPAREL
For Men. Women and Children at
Popular Prices.
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{JACOBY’
bend Your Government 25 Cents 'I’eday
. Buy a War
Saving Stamp
This Space Deleted h
THE nus
assessor-u at.
. loom.— THREE Hunr Isuzu sure
aft mammal“ um. i SKID! on snowy soap
I “BINDER. larch 5.——Tbree per-
Funeral 0' "f- ““0“" Isolei, one man and two young women.
“no”! “nice. ‘0! the late “3115 we" ANN“ I“! Ilflt '1,“ {M
J. Johnson. uho died in St. Francis hm roedlter in which they were
Hospital, New York, on Saturday. were driving skidded on the snow oovend
mm“. mm 1‘ m“ pavement north 0! this city'. turn.
Place. at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. J. Harriv m
son Thompson, of the down town. As a result Miss NW Davina!
William J. Crotty.
William J. (Yrotty, a seman in the
United States Navy. who was for somei
time on the battleship North Carolinou
died at the Naval Base Hospital
Brooklyn Navy Yard. this morning at
1 o'clock, after a few days illness of
pneumonia. He was about twenty-Ute
years of age, and had been in the serv-
ice fu some time. The remains will
be brought to South Norwalk-thiu af-
ternoon by Undertaker Fredilrick H.
Ganung. Deceased was a son of Mr.
Merv resistant 8110“” “h “3'“ and Mrs. Putriclt r. Cmtty of 59 Stev-
his serial and order number which is
on his Classification Card as they are
important numbers for you to remem-
‘ber adn know All classification cards
should be carried by the registrants
for identification everywhere they go.
“with at "a," Market, 69 North MN": The Local Board still have about.
in? 3"700 questionnaires to classifv and ex-i
,pect to finish this part of their wot-kl
in about three weeks.
No information has been reoelvod as
to when the nest draft will be or as
to how many will be in thit next‘lirni‘t.
Examination! will ""1 right' “ner‘flain street. Rev. Dr. MoGregor will.
the finish of classifications and will
continue until enough men hare been
obtaincd for the next draft.
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“V” FOR VALE ATHLETES
NEW HAVEN, Conn. March
MCW‘N’I‘N of the Yale track team. it is
9'" novel! by the Athletic Council or
init‘ersity. will be awarded the
his season. This is the first
' concerning which such an an.
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18 acres and Washington Lli'vti :..;L:;:b‘;c L1.- 'l'lZC'It'FmPnt has bee made since. the
abnilonlng oi formal athleticsntuliale
1-2 mile from center of Westport. $600 the!“ particulars inquire at office of; on account of the war.
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ens street, Norwalk. and had a large
number of friends in the city.
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Ruth Elizabeth Raymond.
. Ruth Elisabeth Raymond. dnuuhier
‘of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raymond, died
early yesterday morning at the home
of her parents, 113 Water street. She
is survived by her parents and several
:brothers and sisters. Funeral services
Ewill be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
:from the funeral chapel of Funeral ii
[rector Frederick H. Gdhung. South
gomciate. interment will be in Elite
' island cemetery.
Stephen J. Czako.
Stephen J. Czalto. son of Mr. and
Furs. ltcpllcli Cuiio. died suddenly
i Sunday evening at the home of his par-
ents. 1H Ely. avenue. Funeral sci--
vices were held this afternoon at 1:30
Eo'clock from the late home, and at 2
‘o'clock from "St. L'idlslaus R. C.
Mist Church. pfilciatins. interment New my". N m m mm 0‘
w“ m mum“ “Emery- Warehouse Point are in the Merlot-n
a M ' hospital. the (crater Iith severe in-
WNEML (f Pgtggstpms Juries to her heel: and the latter with.
All HBl . -
. afrecturedleftthighand hone.
PHILADBLHHA. starch 5.——“ltll' col”
all the traditional honors called for)“ Quill of nestled. who wee ‘
by Catholic rubrics. the funeral oi the arm" n“ (”floated m, m. uhould-
mo't Rev. Dr. Ezra?! F’ Th“ er- The fourth coconut of the car,
at, Archbishop adelpb Was I on _ was
gill today in the Cathedral of Saints “m0 000*. PM 0 H 14M.
Pater end Poul. Cardinals Gibbons MUM.
and Parley. Archbishop Bonuno, Pap-i ....-.—
II Representative, more the: I 566.]? MATCH M'MVERN
of bishops. archbishop an months-l
nors from many parts of the tannin}; AND DAVE A81“:
hundredsotprieata and mom no! . ,'
other religious orders. together with: NEW YORK, March 5,—nuo Astey, ~
thousands of lay church members. MP the American bantalnweight boner.
sembled to pity their trust ttir'ibuteht‘tll who in bed to Jimmy
the memory of the late :4 ngus e m d forwthal Will's or.
' f the Is .eet srchditrWilde at Boston .
lead" of one o m 'chompionship in Liverpool on its, a.
cones in the country. ‘
Bishop John J. McCort. the. Arch-l,Val matched yesterday by his man- ~
' to box Young hie .
bishop's atlxllial'i’v was the celebrangagfl,’ Jo'e Jacobs,
0‘ ”‘9 ”WWW” mm“ mm” “We..." at the National a. c. of Phil-
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ovan. of Pittsburgh. preached the fun--
eral sermon. The archbishop was Ia hie next Saturdav night,
id’adelp
to rest in n crypt beneath the altar. .
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heron: scene's: occur. i Home Clam Neede- .
Three Fairlield - county cases are! ..
.lsietl loi- hearing before the Supreme Curtain mm", Brooms, feath-
;C0lll‘l of Errors which will convene at “no" O'COGAI' lmm . ’
[.01. the March term in Hartford nexl mm“, Pails, lop Wrillgd‘lo
inimi- Th" m A'V'h‘" A’ Green-Isa}: Ladders Vacuum Clothes .
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hill against the Connecticut (70.. plain-
Wsahers, Ito.
of
tifi's appeal; the Tungsten Companv
America against Frederick " _ ' '
...... .... Albert 1-”. Gellebe
The Loni: Hill Quarries 00.. against .
the Tungsten Company of America ” WW u. “m
on Reservation. . -‘ptn't W" .
in.
others on. reservation;
Phone toes: "
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keeper. 0 with experience preferred.
it own handwriting, giving
”fence, Good steady position 101'
bright girl. Address iiayes Market, 69'
North Main street. m2 3t
WANTED—GIRL i-‘OR GENERAL
housework in family of two. Mrs. H.
P. Price, 14 Elm street, Norwalk.
n12 3ti
WANTED~AMER1CAN MEN Ti)
learn the rubber business, Piece work
operation. Can use 2.1 good men. 'Ap-
ply Employment Dept, ‘Xorwoik Tire
& Rubber (‘0. m2 3:
‘ WANTED—ARE YOU WORTH ti,-
800-85.000 yearly? Do you get it? Man.
woman, wanted; active. educated, ear-
liest. teaching or selling experience
helps; no hook-selling; will pay you:
to investigate. No objection to hue-i
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band and wife. Private interview:
write today, x. Y. Z., Sentinel 081cc.
In! St
women or A "‘1 courts,I
ringworm.
| E In Hoot Jon. ill, 1918
sourlt nonw'nut re new vons
TO LET 6 ROOM APARTMENT
‘64 Meadow street Rent :13 her mouth
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Iain 8t, liorwalk
m BBTATB-INSUBANOE Elor further particular inquire at the of-l A “ ——l:m. 5:21" 52‘”, 5:05
WM" ‘ 1““ 0‘ The 0“ We" claim winches. 7:502. 3:21» 8:391. 9:88
LOST E 10:33:. 11:21:.
—""‘ ,. amass ' P. u.—ls:oa. 12:52 (Stamford only)
”u I 311 NOTICES luosx‘. 1:331. 3:17;. 4:33;, 5:2'lx. ms
LOST—A BLACK AND TAX FOX |fi;033, czs'l (Stanton! only). 7:02!
hound, Saturday morning. License and PAINTING PAPER-HAXGiNcismg, 10:07:.
name pins on collar. 'Flnder please re- decorating. Winter's supplies; walil_
5 2' 5 49: 8'55
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turn to George hash. 44 \an Zant paper. unto-date styles, lowest priced:’_1“”'Mm:;:x.3 “203‘. 4.”:
street. .
intimates cheerfully given. Trial 0M '1». M.——1:09x. 2:44;, 8:121. 7 57
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idensolicited. Tel. 400. Alexanderlszte, 6:02;. min 7:02x.
' - ' ' ’l0:07s. 10:40.
hum. 61 12 E” “cum d'nsw YORK TO sourl-i "assists
3 " l A. al.-—4ztox. 5:30. 6:34, 8:00:
mm" mm“ 9"“9’” 3‘1"" ""8:51x.9:153.9:45L10:50x. . _
lmhm‘ WWW“- Tmmnx» m8; 3- M.—12:03x. nos, 2:15;, 2:5.
dietance hauling. Light and benvyptm.
3:53. 4:23. 5:13x, I55:29. dzoox
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trucking. Oillce telephonea 1581. 30010.08! 8.101, 11.1»1. ll 4
.Houae connection, l
' Sundays - ' 10.0.
\VANTED-FOLDERS AND PRBS‘ W llo+wiu."100. 82003. 9.003. . 61
sers on soft shirts. i i' tit—11:10. 1:03x, 3135!.
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EMPEV TO BE U S. SOLDIER. 5:251, him 7:103‘13103 “:15;
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WANTED—TURNERS '1'0 Wo..ri Will Tour Training Camps as 3‘ SOUTH NORWAgL'D: TO NEW
Lecturer-Instructor. HAV . .
mnnnmmma. March 5.—-Arthurl7.f6' {grézifgfiziz'fisf'fl' so.
!(lllY Emit?! again will serve Uncle 'n'uj_1§zo,'a:tt (nflWrt only
Sam. He made this announcement Seturdsys), 2:41 (Bridsewl‘t. 01°09'-
ll! factory.
5203a
1 A. mililllltsol’snill iiiiliSliiili
Retiring From Business
Ova-.103:- Euakeo M is!
To dispose of this large and well known stock
. by that time
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Sweeping .. inductions MuStBeMarlo
SOME THINGS WE OFFER"
apartment furnished or unfumishedl WANTED - SHIRTMAKERS. PAYl
with all modern improvements heat! while learning.
very modestly during ills lecture at
the Academy of Music last night.
3:27; 4:28. 5:19, 6:21
turd .
a M) 7:32 (endeavor! only)
,0251, 7:033.
included. Address Every Woman's‘
Fashion Shop. 13 Main street Nor-i
walk. I
WANTED WOMEN TO WORK Ob'i
hand embroidery at home. Chance to.
make money. Call at Roth's Crockery"
store 28 Ely avenue. So. Norwalk. (iii
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HELP WANTED—DY 783 Oil:
best 1 Bennett Mfg Celpany. (learn
town. Conn. Steady employment, good.
y’ay with opportunity for advance-Z
that. also one machine Biachsmlth.’
My to i. r. Ilillcr. soot. release-ls,
ghosts-r as ring suitors-ill. as st
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‘wnssveao — SOUTH soawshx
W clerk examination cash
'1" means thousands wanted
my. use a month. Cat-pie
tree. hookup haunts.
Clueti, Peabody:
&WJm
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FAME
teem. Don't matter if broken. 1 pay.
.2 to $15 per set. also cash for old
paid. silver, platinum. dental gold and
old geld Jewelry. Will'send cash by
return mail and will hold needs 10
days for sender's approval of my
price. Mall to L Maser. 2007 S. 5th
St, Philadelphil. Pa. 121 1-
lundays
A. M.—12:2¢x, 13:58, 7:43. 9:!”
10:1,. 11:18:. 11:68:.
“i received notice from Washington: '
today." said the soldier-writer, "that
my services have been accepted. ’. P [—3301, ...”, “33" 0:“
Empey said he expected to be sent 7:05. 3:33, .3153,
on a tour of the various training! new Haven 10 sour-ii
NORWALK
camps to deliver his address, and thus ' . .
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rouse the enthusiasm and patriotism “aids?“ 9:41.01: 11:00.
of the. soldiers'and impart to them the, _ 1’. 1,4231. 3:401. 4:35. ‘31”
valuable experience which be gained 5:871. "u" 9:181.
I‘m his two years service with the A. I. 4:101. 4:53;. 7:“. km
”W“ "n”- ‘ Mix. 11:00. ‘
“—a '1’. Ila-11:11:. max. 2: 8:40:
0:35. 5:131, 0:118, 1:mr.’:1 9!“
IUHBLARO GIT GOOD HAUL .
40!.
”0TH "OHM-K 1'9 DANIUI)
srmtsorluw. Mass. March i.—-— ququmee
’Nearly 01,000 in money and securitiee I. fi-lifl, 4:3". ‘2“?
were obtained by burglars who early! W .
today blew the sale in ms mm f £13,,“
here. The sale. weighing 1.500 pounds. mum 10.0007“ IOWA”
was moved iron the ales to a ostrir ‘ I. Willi. 73".
dondsiliodsnlthechlfgeutolh'r , ‘W
electricity.dreperies being used to
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sparse co‘a'rs rem coons novs' soarour costs
‘ WW ‘1°-°° ‘° “5-00 and out 808 one Price $2.59 to $3150.
Sale Price 13 to 1.2 on. P”?! "gm" » ,
unmis' Tamra possess Greaseless Cream WGWAY 8 sons 83'-
viuou stone to esooo me am 9c
sale Price $7.50 to euro. LADIIS’ m not muons 10 ,4. m 2.,
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sun strung,3 malt. “ 5° 1’" “1“ ”mm “.1. ooons
vitae sans. Sale Price 31.50 WANTS' WEAR Royal society and niebardstl “'-
‘ ‘ — sum any user PM With new
anon eat-m snare possess 1.... as 1.3 per cent.
mwfl.00.anues75cto$1.25 . mmm
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Isle Price 79o “Valium oo. WAIT" anon 813'" » aura Skein
r armor spoons , siren noses Ivoav ens.
children's.......hclotglg JAPQM'BLTH sons cowhmnshmsndlimr
mum... to ~ '- m
.fitadies'.........'igste.8139 MW~W mwvwm"
it nor 'mal'lun'lfi o.s-.'r.ueooass'cmon mamaooo
8 At so. Ineslitlper cent.
dates you! $150. Value 3238-
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