vi
Classified. . .
P'Adtlertiseinents
1 Warm
Let. For Stile, Busi
nets and WW} Golds.
Miscellaneous Advs. : :
0a usmmam Words or more
”in. times. 00:; One Week. $100.31.on
or Osp- Double Prion.
" mmmsmmm
M.
‘ AT sumo LINES THE
SAME: TIME ills .
ITALIAN anon'l‘ 0F-
FENSIVE Booms
(condom trout First M)
l
but further- activity is not unex-
eeted. East of Luneville the
fist-mans have been driven from
their front line positions by the
‘American gunfire and a patrol has
penetrated three hundred yards
.._.. 7 ton use i
into the enemy lines. The Ameri- I
cans met. a German party of seven. .
TOLIT
.3, .
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. ANTED—A BRIGHT BOY TU; FOR BALE41NE LEVEL BUILD-
‘ . printing trade .n the oince oiling lot. Edlie‘aveuue. low price, easy
.fSoutli Nomlk Evening Sentinel. terms. E. E. Col-ham, East Norwalk.
site at oillce. Conn m6 3t
. M ’ . 17 ..
, ANTED—ASSISTANT SUPERllN- FOR SALE—«FORD TOURING GAIL.
:- . t in the shipping department] Condition Ad. 4 new U. S. non-skid
v mud .Bros. 1116 iii tires, “mountable rims, extra rim and
. ltire, tool :box, horn, speedometer, etc.
Wainwright Mahackemo Hotel. 1116 3t
; ANTED — BOY FOR DRUG
Three were killed and the others
were taken prisoner. '
WASHINGTON, May 6.——’i‘en
vessels aggregating 13,704 tons
TO LET~FURNISHFJD "ROOMi
with all modern improvements suits.
ble for one or two: Inquire Mrs. J. S.
Hohhot, 152 East avenue.
To LET-:4 ATTaAcrlvanoous "V“ 103“" dumg Aim" ”3“ N0"
improvemenu 2 minutes from Honey'lweglan Legatlon here was inform-
Garden plot Rent moderate inquire ed today by a cablegram from the
. , . ‘. .
Henry A. Heselein. 56 Water street.‘P ONE" 0&9" . , ,
The April totals bring Norway is
l
T l. 38 - . _ .
e H or "3 3 m6 3t losses due t'o the war to 705 ves-
l
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' . Must be sixteen or over. Applyl -
son-Powell Corp, 1116 3tl FOR lSALE~RACEABOUT. CHEAP.
> ‘ . Call 24 Concord street, South Nor-walk.
‘ me (it
[ANTED—A LADY nssmlqu
3 home. capable of filling business;
non. Adrese no." Care 01’ Sentinel Leon sALE—llnnsnr cow. Goon,
- ,milkerpand gentle. James Mofislly. 40.
Stuart avenue, ‘Norwalk. 1114 iii.
ANTED—Gina's 311.914,“. T0 in
rs of age. Apply J. &‘J. Cash, Ltd.,l
-stnut street. 3‘50?“ .- flint 3i‘ron’ ' SALE—5 noon house.
. -;wltii 5011100 toot lot attaining. Price
ANTED -— AN EXPERIENCED 3900. Address "s. .l. a." 31 Plymouth
n‘wishes work outfitting. Has had avenue: Norwalk. 1113 in
'rienee in garden work. and care: --— *
.. . stock. Apply 7-: Lexingtonl FOESALIwA unusual: or uni-
nae, between (pond 1 p. m. m6 at play tables, suitable for displaying any.
' j . .. kind of merchandise. Inquire at A. F.
ANTED~NR8T johns; lira-meridian a (lo. . ‘
mist for all round work. finally Bm' ‘
i sent. Apply B. U. V; (30., Burrltt FOR- SALE—wEARLY CABBAGE
hue and Day street, South Norwalk. _ plants, extra line, hardy plants, 50c a
1M3! hundred. at the 131111, 600. postpsid.
. ~ , , lSal'e delivery guaranteed. Tomato
ANTED—A woman T0 volumes ready doom May 15th; Reynolds
hing in small tainily. State reter- Poultry 'Farm. lnghland avenue, near
ea. also waxes expected. ’erte P-‘Witch‘lnine. Tel. 1036.
.. us 449. South Norwalh m4 at
lo
‘men at 51 South Main street.
lly. Apply j'lioom." care of Senti
Tro LET-TWO a noon snoop.
__ ' , ’ sols, aggregating 1,115,519 tens
To LET FOUR ROOMS IN GOOD and the lives of 1,066 seamen, in
conditi n. r ard . .
, 0 Set ange, large 3 e‘ addition to about 700 men on fifty.
811800., Manl- E Gazer, McKinley Place, . . . ' . .
Rowayton or phone 1134-3 6 at three vessels missing, inorthlrds
' ‘ m .of which are declare to be war
losses.
I.(‘)Nl)()N, May (Sr—Wounded,
'British airmen back from France
report that thc squadronoporating
iii an important sector on. the,
'Amiens front probably has estab-'
mo in lished a record by bringing down
~106] ellilenlyfinaclilucs 11:: six. weeks,
'mc in mg L ill one t y. ,
P33333123? The only member of tlle'sqiiad-
nel roll known to have been wound-
'm‘cd up to the tune this man rc-
m4 .lurued to Londonsnid it was hard
lwork getting the German airmen
TO'LETfiFURNIsHED WMS‘M‘ to light. Virtually the only times
‘0 Crescent Terrace. Telephone ”‘5' liliey would (“0101’ out, he said, were
m3 3t.wllcli the glare of the sullwould
be ill our faces and in the evening.
Even then they would slip away if
“mm at 72 ”Nth Main we“ Realm“. had hall's chance. “"
$15. inquire at United Grocery. ”Nearly a" the. machines we,
1’0 LET—«A SMALL GARAGE, SEE
vicesble for Ford cars. Apply 52 Wood-l
ward avenue. m0 at
T0 LETe-JONE LARGI FURNISR
ed front room for one or two gentle-
_TO LE‘rwROOM,
located near car line.
v
rd
ANTED~WOMAN TO D0 0001(-
Aiso assist in light housework.
washing. Smalivi’amiiy. Good wag-
References. Write P. 0. box 449. So.
. walk. ml at
-~—- --——---—+
ANTED—STENOGRAPHER POS-
slng slight knowledge 0f.l100kke9[r
, Man preferred, Address W. A. 1.1..
FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR.
formerly in the Central Food store. AD-
ply-at office of the Old Well Cigar Co.
FOR SALE—0R TO LET, THE
Ferris properly at 108 Flax Hill Road,
consisting' of large house oil 15 rooms
and an acre of ground overlooking
South Norwalk and hi. Sound, is ON
(1 or rent or sale at an attractive‘
it”:
~ Sentinel. m3 3t. we. An ideal house and location'
- .. . W‘ tor city boarders. Garage for two!
ANTED—P0313519}? . ’CHA} cars. A business opportunity for the.
maid 0r child's nurse. m'é‘néi’g- .rlght party. J. lrvlng ‘ Dibble, 149'
lress 75 Fort street. m3 3t l'Washington street
. l _ .
’5 of a”. The CO‘G'ROSMG lmg-lwith one-hail acre of land on Westl
' Bates Court, South Norwalk. lNorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-i
“‘3 3bpike. Must be sold at once to close}
estate. Small amount cash requir-l
ed, balance on mortgage. '
ANTED—BY THREE ADULTS A
se with ground and ham. Within
1 hour's walk of either station. Wil-
. Hassman, Benedict street. Nor-
lk. m3 at
inquire;
Keogh & Candee, Attys.. United Bankl
building. Tel. 535-2.
TO LET—HOUSE 8 ROOMS. ALL;
improvements in South Norwalk. $30.
Also 5 rooms, all improvements. Ileat‘
'fumished, in upper Norwalk,
ANTED-SECOND HAND LAWN
wer, wheel-barrow. set iron wedges
l 50 or 100 bean poles. Give loWest
h price. Address 16 care Sentinel. ASk John T. Hayes
- No 7 Main St Norwalk
—.‘:r ...' LG 5. ' "
ANTED \1( HT \1 UN 6 "Ii HT ‘ w ESTATE—INSURANCE
, Borden Farm Product, 128 'Wasll-,
ton street. . l l .
'0iiicial:Seruc_e Garage
ANTED—A Ntzonnitg‘br ,lilGli
as girls in our Manufacturing Def ‘ ' _
tmeni. These places pay, on .pieco‘For Chevrolgt and Maxwell
- ars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
rk, from $12 to $18 per week, and
pay liberally while learning. film'-
Trans AND TUBES AT BAR-
GAIN PRICES.
Mfg. Company, 50 Day-street. .South
rwalk, Conn. ‘ " ‘
ANTEDeCASHmDLREALSE
'Whlte, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
0 ‘rlllrought down were two sealers. l
To LET_“ FACTORIBS 0N 0‘“ In fact, few of he (icrman niriiiciil
street. Othces corner of 'Washingtonmm llv “Hum“ , 91M. ' i
F0! I . . -. . .
street and R‘ R’ Place. ' further ' “'l‘lic liocllcs like it lniiii llt‘lilllil‘
particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co. l ”mm -~ l
_ "' The airman sold thi- (lormaii ill-l
Bum NOTICES lfalitry was bombed and llllicllllll‘:
Ladies’ and men's straw. soft and.yriiiitictl by the iivuilors lour tunes:
stilt hats cleaned and pressed. Alsom day rciziilurlfv. ““d limit when ”'91
, 1 . v ' r . oi'wul‘l lll itilh‘nCS'
minimise. Prices renewable. L\ew hats;illitiintvhiidu:lsllei'inl l‘l'l‘V l'o‘t' our;
tor sale. John Redwny, Water and uii'i'oi'ccs. ' l
ilailland street. . i “We would swimp down while!l
EMPLOYMENT AGENCl'zs flying {it'll speed of 100: miles on:
Situations secured for all cfassea oilihmw' tiring ‘our “."m'lmt din“ l‘ 1?
applicants Private houses hotels ,tlilc wlillc. holiiciiiilcs we cuiiit:
. f ' . ' 'fwltlllli lilty feet ol' the ground. go-l
boarding “Tit; ”Slag”? and tingling: so fast they could do nothing:
6:”; (‘31:;streZinsSoiiihOiTii-z'afk {with us. 'l‘llcii‘ machine gun fire
" ' ' ‘ ',l'l‘olil llll‘ ground did lllllt‘ iliilli-
Conn. Tel. 543-4.
a
I.
'illl't'. , ..
.. .3 THE HAGUE. Sunday, May Tum
PAPMMNGINGHH announcing in tlic Dutch (‘linlii-
:ilcr today that Holland and (lor-
iiuliiy had reached no agreement.
Foreign Minister London explain-
ed the settlciiicllt of the German
’(li‘nlilllll for transport over the
Union Parcel DeiiVery. Edward (“Will l'lti‘hllll' 'll‘ Inning [\liilil
. .illolit. it‘l'llllill)’. lc r .
3,3133: 'hififggtohgfiiuégg'hfigiagreed to exclude from transport:
trucking. omce lelephonfl 1531. 309;illll'lllllll1lll‘s. lll'llls lllllldi lllllllllllllll‘l'lll‘lp‘i
"\\'llt' we never ill . i _ .
House connection. ‘lplcsiiou of the transport 0f.tr””l“‘i
i The Foreign Minister said Her-‘1
ylllilll)’ hail undertaken to liinit'
WAN T istlllil and gravel sent through1
J lllllll'li watcrwilys to il lililxuiiunil
, of l,600,000 tons. and liiid promised .
‘ - loot to usotlie iiiiiterinl for military!
3 purposes. . l
i WASHINGTON, hilly 6.—-"l‘ll(“
icasunlty lisLtoday contained 88!
while teaming. - lliaiiies, divided as follows: i
i " ‘ 1 Killed in action, 6; died of.
wounds; 3; died of accident. 2 ; died?
PAINTING
decorating, painter-'5 supplies; wall
paper. up-io-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimnics’clieerfully gill-n Trial oh.
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
WANTED 4 sum-marches. PAY
James W. Smith, Berkeley Springs,
Wesf’Va.
Missing in action—Privates Ed-
ward Bennett, Williamsport, Ky.;
Frank Bretschneider, Chicagop
Michaele Defago, Roxbur-y, Mass;
Owen Dougherty, 7‘23 Boville ave-
nue, Cehster, Pa.; Melville S. Har-
,gel', Battle Creek, Mich: Jeremiah.
Lehane, Brooklyn; Wilfred Marl
quica, Fall River, Mass.
Missing in action—Frank J.
.Meyer, Reading, Ohio ; Clarence E.
i
“GERMANY MAY STRIKE Phillips. Lovejol'. Gaylord. Miclnd ~Drama Aim roman.
Mrs. Josephine Kcelcr.
Mrs. Josephine Keillor, wife of
Harry Keeler, died this morning at her
home. 3 Marshall street, alter a linger-
ing illness of several month She, is
survived by her husband, b‘ie son,
Frank F. Allen, and a daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Allan. Funeral services will be
held at 2:30 Thursday afternoon from
the home of her son, Mr. Allen, 30
Monroe street. and interment will be
in Norwalk Cemetery.
wwa ._..__..-—__....__..
PAGE ELEVEN
lllill‘ Milli?
NOTlGE
To the Don at County Commission-
ers of Fairii d County:
I hereby apply for a trmsbr 0! ll-
cense No. 41 to sell spirituous and in-
toxicating liquors. ale. laser, been
town of Norw: iii. The promduhoe
of business is not located within .200
Rhine wine, and elder from Johanna
lazs at No. 2 Mechanic street. to Daniel -
F. Vedas. at No. 2 Mechanic street.
l (‘armeliile
m6 3‘ and twenty seamen were Norway ’s .
'Mass. ; Charles A. Ila yes, ‘Viiltllillil,l
Newton, Cincinnati ; Lawrence
Perlmuttel', New York; Emmitt J.
Presser, Minneapolis, Kansas ;
Funeral of Mrs. Cole. [feet in a direct line of a church edifice
rascal services in: theme? Mrs.’ drooling school house. or the premises
. - . . . . Caroline Westerveit Cole, widow o! pertaining thereto, or all! 903‘ 0W!
JaJuwb Pungllo, P13335121" xvii]; Benjamin Wood Cole, who died on Wed- ‘ public library or cemetery.
Mass.- David L Watkiiis Gills: ‘nesday, the 1st, were held on Saturdayi Dated at Norwalk this27tli day or
’ ’ ' ’ clock iron the home April, A. 1)., 1918.
gow Kv latternon at 2 o'
' " lot hen son-iu-law, John W. Banci‘ott,‘ DANIEL F. VADAS.
Applicant.
. Wounded scvcrely——Cook AWd'l38 France street. Norwalk, Rev. Ernest
ham, 1“ 1' etilt, Doylestown. Pu. ;F. hit-Gregor oiliciating. interment wasl We, the undersigned. electors and .
Vi (ullldcd slightly—Sergeants :in Riverside Cemetery. taxpayers by law. oi the town oi_ Nor- »
lwallr, in said county, hereby endorse
Royal Bates, Roxbury, Mass. ;l ____,.._
1’0“" I). (leery, LX511. Mass; Mat", Funeral of Ile.‘ London. the application of the. above named
thew C. O Brien,VLa\\'reiice, Mass. ;; - Funeral services (0,. the late James Daniel F. Vedas. tor such license. and.
213191209 “- “arren, KIIOXdal9iglgudon, who died in Bridgeport on'we do hereby severally, each torlhillla .
10,; LOI'DOHIIS “1011185 E. B€.l""i‘hursday, the 2nd, were held {run his self certify that the above named all" I
ml'lghami ROXbllr-Vv Mass.; Igawdlate home on Elizabeth street at Zzsofpiicant is a suitable person 1-0 1W - .
Dodson, Lawrence, Mass; 11 alter ”mm" memo”, Rev. L. B. Howell granted a license to sell intoxicating.
53:3:va figggfiphwfifimsen I)-;ofilciiitiili;. interment was in Norwalk liquors and that. the above 1195911590. .
. . ‘S.; e- ~ ' ‘3
chaiiics' Michael A’. Sullivan, Bos- cemetery. _ , £122: iifigriinoild sgllxoctintgifilfls .
331230323? 111 hxhigpiioslliiisdgli :l ‘ Funeral of Mr. Smith. 'liduors and we hereby severally, elicit ,
Mass ' Fritz/aloe Rov 'Allt‘ll I)"; l-unersl services tor the late John F. for himself, certify that we are owners I, .' .. ,
Chest}; M8“; Finest [I 1.1 A 5 El'mith were held this afternoon at 2‘0, real estate situated in said tovhi
plot on . Brightivoiitl- ’Mai-l-Q ‘ Frill-10cm“ from the {unweral parlors of D. of Norwalk. _ ‘
I. Ariiold Redford, Pa -"l}.'lm (l W 'Rimmd'uon 8“ wumml m“ at "man“ this mu m o" ‘ i
Gibbons Pimmiughaixi'hiiids .“Virl:,st;eet. at.2 Ocilock. Rev. J. HarrisonlApm’ A. D.. 1913‘ |
“am I“ (’lrali N , - ._ IT ompson otilc uteri and interment was Joseph Heresy. “gaggle Tyrrel; , ‘
. am, ortll Cambridge, lin Spring Grove Cemetery, Darlen. Alexander Fejel'. John oidensohlaxei.
gm; John J. Iloflman, ligand; HUNS use coat. leans Fifi‘jlfjfé‘i‘... mat the above dam.‘
... .,. '.“').l , . “‘
0e:‘e:.:i;.."nrrs.312. . Wrenches: .. ......... w W
reuse, ’ Mass. John-rill.- ic’clcyy dred and ' uixty-five ytrains full of 91’s. as :cflned by law. 01““ m“ 01 ‘
South- lioston; Mike Kit-chit, Easi'wounded sodiers returning from the. "Dated ‘at Nomalk. this 29th day of.
.. “use W. ,
Donald Johnny on... a. 1.. W e, . ~ mam n. am . . .
. ‘. J , . l . lll‘ Us velles. here counted inlheday time . Townfilerk. .. "
1" 'lllomuii,.Maldcli, Mass. 'on April 9. 11 and 12,.onrthe Namur- W» " ' ‘
Liege railway. The transports were. The police received a. report this - ,
so crowded that thg Germans were morning of an abandoned auto l” "on"
even using open coal cars to carry the ot Rundle’s Bakery. in East Norwaiki.
lwounded. . y and Patrolman John Toothill was sent '
' Hospitals. convents and factories in to investigate. It was found that the
Belgium, the paper adds, are all pack- car belonged to Sam 'leel'llno- 0f
ed with wounded. WindaOr Place. a jltney driver. ' “l
Word has been received in this city‘
ol,lhe.death or Mrs. Thatcher Baron.»
which occurred in the Bridgeport Hos-'
pital on Saturday. Mrs. Baron formers
ly resided on Taylor avenue and had
many friends in South Nor-walk.
‘
”—
. ForvYour Furmturciorflomel’orchor Lawn * .r
We have a complete stock of Furniture. Rugs. Etc. for any room of thehouse‘ '
and we would be pleased to have you call and inspect our Spring Otter-inns. '
Jam nun. A ,
cirigeralor Club
abet your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete
m
and you can get the style you most desire.
REFRIGERATORS FROM.
$6.95 to $60.00 ‘ ’
BABY-;’
to. Don't matter imam. ~l~. humans SOLD on TIME PAY-
to,$15 per set, also cash for old
‘-, silver, platinum, dental gold and
gold jewelry. Will send cash by
urn mail and will hold- goodle
ya for sender’s approval or my
ce. Mail to L Miner 2007‘ s. 5th
at. Philadelphia. re. as no
ANTED—TU BUY PORTABLE
.038 to accommodate large car. Ad-
is. giving particulars and lowest
~cc. "Garage," care. of Sentinel,
WANTED—HEMMERS._SHIRT EX-
MBNTS.
l ' .
lUsed Cars Listed With Me Sold on
i Small: Commission.
gAiiStinisGaratle
.Clllell, Peabody
aminers.
WANTED—TURNERS To Win.“
in factory.
:Phone 1959. ‘ Seaview Ave.
i - 1.6m
a . ‘ I
‘of disease, 0; died of other cause.»
'1; wounded severely. 4; wounded;
tslglitly. 48; missing in action, 1.1.!
i Tlic‘i'ollmvilig ofliccrs were ilnm~i
ed: -
l
l
Cleaners "
From $18.50 to $60
SULKIES’ ,
Died of ,\\'0iuitls~—llicut. Josepha
.Qucclisberry, has (Truccs, Ncwl
{Mes A ' ‘ ,
é Died of disease—4Ma'j0r Charles]
G. Baird, Richmond Hill, N. Y. i
' Died of accidclit~—Licuts. Robert
1P. Cross, Huntington. Mass: (.‘hes—
llel' A. l’udritli, Detroit, Mich. _
Died of fother causes-elusiit.
Joseph \V. Wilson, litigansport,
LOST—4101.0 BRACELET NEARl
Biii'ritt. avenue. Liberal reward for re'i
m6 3tl
4-: l
1114 3t'
ANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT turn to this ofllce.
& Co... inc.
its help. Men-women,j 18 or over.; — .— . Ind.
» ...—-—-« w. .-._.-__.___. ,. .
1' preparation compelling thousands! LOST—0N SATURDAY EVENING“ GRACE PAR'SH NOTES l Wounded severelyalneut. (‘lif-
noinimcnts. ”00 month. Easy clerpltlay 4. 1918, $23 in Palace Theatre or 'Monday Rogation Day. The Litany ford R. Livingston. Merrill, \Vis.
, work. Short hours. Vacations with between Palace Theatre and Norwalk. at 5 o'clock. Knights of King Arthur. Mislsiiig‘ _ in action—Léut. Wil-
Common education sumcient. Finder Will receive liberal reward if at7230. ' lam L. staggers, Benton, Ala.
l
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rite immediately {or list and dekreturned to police station. m6 3t Tuesday Rogution‘Day. Annual mesh, The list included: .
Mimi 0f DOSltlons- “admin “1““ - 'mg .Of the Junk" Guild for file elation Killed in action—~Sergeant Al-I
, LOST—BROOCH, GRAPE DESIGN. pioneers in the Guild Room at 10:30. llc rt Stefauik. Lowell, Massfl
Pt Dept. 2310. Rochester. N. Y.
4.
is“ with pearls between WestDOI'l ave-'The Litany nt 5 o'clock. Girls’ Friend- Corporal Daiuase‘ J. Lnflamme.
one and South Norwalk Methodist 'ly Society supper-in the Parish House Bristol Conn . Privates Gustaf-
,'« > .> ' ., H'w‘ ‘ .
‘Chumh’ sunday morning“ “nae“ 9“ 5' . . ill!» Erickson, Gardner. Missal; Charles
‘ 'plgue return to this 0mm Reward. WEdnesaay’ Rocation Day. The. ' F Wiscmah Ewing. Nab. '
, ~ . , m6 at any at 5 o'clock. l .Di { ‘ . ,_ ‘ .
ed of \VOlllldSe-Llellli. lose h.
m" '°' "'°" “m"! “l” ""i . . l Thurslamwenslon Day. The Holy Qucellsbcrrv has unwed» is. iii:
”:27:an fifty-five years in LOST—SMALL BOS'I‘ON hummus Communion at too'clo‘ck. Meeting of. Cook Chandler wafer“; Mont
"p ' n I 'on' Apply N' Y., bull swering to name of t'SnookS'” the Rector‘s Helpers at No. 9 West Clair N I . Private Nicholas Ber-'
« y _ a f e c . » “1' . . .
-.!.‘.. .. g.
. Firemen
whence for good wagce'lnd
.. “dew
G H. R. R. ~ .. - .. - . -
. . fond bearing license no. 42669. Finder Main streetats. Teachers meeting nardinofll Elm street w Brit-
'P' M'LLER: SUP't-v Wl'fll'bllffl'l‘ will receive liberal reward .by‘ifeturn- atrthe Rectal-Kilt 4; '~ j . ; . . . Jailtl‘Conlz: ‘1‘
A "”CHELL. Suo'g. Hartford. ing same'to K; Goldschmidt, 11 , Con-v;l Friday'._chofr.reheafsal at 7:30; , ‘ied of’tliaciiseéd harks
. int) 30' _. —-——l——--—-——~— G. Build, Bibi!“ ' N.~"Y.,
‘ 8.1
card sliectpifon‘thiblorwalk. .‘ ~
ri‘vs
. . ‘ll
w. Stalk-010.010 avenues-spirited
police the loss of $20 in the
“l. I ' '
, . l fnon't 1st rather diehfrom mteuioniCMbEamlfl‘P
whittllng at hiscoms . Hm
, '. . - From $4.50 to $25
‘ (mill/44: I i All fully guaranteed.
sincerest??? is? .“. lift??? sluice? listless 0.000130 .
Couch-Hammocks - ‘hom$8.5010325.00 -\
W Porch Rockers honors» 10,318.00 .1
Sterling Fl'u lure Co- ,,
91-311” ashlogton 'tr‘e‘et
:Plioniéi'105. 7
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