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mailman. soc; One Week, {1:00. Mm
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wanna flown ~ 1 “loam
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WANTED—“HOUSE iron suMMiml T0 RENT—FURNISHED ROOM] FOR SALE—4909 CADILLAC IN A
seam gamma“. “ms, and other «withalinoderncenvenisnces suitable 1 condition. Bosch mallow. Jared,
particulars." E. banning Blue 2472-74' for ”:9 0" two-894W Mrs. J. 6. minimum 118M tanknwtioally four)!!!
Third .Venu. New York (3111 bel. 102 East aVenue, Norwalk. shoes. 8250 call 71 Winfield street.
circa. sALe—nstIALLr rise
salvia. 35c per dozen. 81.50 for a flat.
63 Meadow street.
a
wm’rso—MEN TO WORK ON. 'TD-I-ET t'FOR SEASON on LONG
”storm“. Steady work, good plyIler lower part of house five furnished
north Atlntic'oyster”Farma,’14i Wa- rooms with all improvements-in re-
‘tiued neighborhood. 2 High street.
——-—
lt‘i‘ street. '
~ South Norwalli. son SALE—HEAVY HORSE, wa-
wmrso SENSIBIE BUSINESS. £0350“ “we“: 01‘ 5°” “Numb
"man. in shop and Office and to, 0“,! roe asnr—nrmmsunn ROOM, Samuel Jane, 37 Fort street. ' m18 3t
.149 collecting; work etc. Sindhi“, Itwormlnutaszwalk to centenon trolley’
pleasant work. In reply stare previous ““9" Select-neighborhood, Adm“ A-
employrnent if ever "done any canvas-’3' C- care Sentinel
' FOR SALE—NIKON]! HALF TON-
trnck, panel body.-run only"zuo miles.
iWill be sold at a sacrifice. Can be seen
Pleads "Not Guilty ”of At-
lFiftyrfiftfgfi street. New York. on an
tempera ObtainiBrothét a
testimonies ahdzoim
snooo‘iisii .
Miss Edith F. Ranger, sister of the
late Henry W. Ranger. American in
tlst~of note, was arrested yesterday
afternoon at her home, No. 311 Wett
militias 3'
"NOTICE
District of Nor-Walk, as.
Court. May 13. A. 1)., 1918.
Estate ofiasvisa K. Johnson, late of
Norwalk in said district,~deees3ed.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed st: nths fromths date here-
Probate
indiément growing out'iil'Tnn alluded
attempt to ‘ defraud the ,_ National
i “Thedndictinent ohs‘rm‘vcensiluc'y
' ulent. as a second will did not exist,
' office in company with Carl W. Myer
M -. "——
Academy or Design out of ithe var-
tin'a contaminated atmore than “
250000
and subs-natiou of perjury. The first.
a mlsteanor, carries a minimum
sentence or one ‘year’ it'connd guilty.
{the latter law‘lelony. witha maxi
mum penalty of ten years.
When Miss Ranger was arraigned
before Judge Crsin, in General. Ses'v
siou.~_|he entered a plea uotuguil
ty. -Bail was fixed at.«$6,000, which
was furnlshed'by r my mummy.i
~ Thelvindictnonti‘ lowed endures
action by Isi‘dor Niner. an Assistant
trict Attorney. after proceedings
before Sumgateilt‘owler: :At this pro-
needing Charles No Welder.- lawyer! 0'
Stamford, Conn. testified that a “car-
bqnzcopy" of MrpRanger's alleged sec
and will, dated January. 534016. Which
-would'haveimade Miss Ranger sole
heir to the estate. had been drawn up
by him in hisoillce in Stamford on
data furnished by Miss Ranger her-
self and‘that the “copy" was fraud“
5"(For ) 5_
June—tiny month: drugs and
mnencmnents, {wardens , and
:out-ofzrloors, the passingof Spring,
the beginning of
Summer, and 'the
opening of the’vrna- '
tion season—45 mar. '
- McCalls’ Magazine,
"McCall ;.Faslaion .
Sheet, and the new
Summer Book of
Fashions (quarterly). I
contain,. for .youo' ".«I ‘
benefit, a selection of 5 _
delightful, .economi- .
cal (and therefore'
Patriotic) designs of
summery .. garments
for, every occasion. .
McCALL
PATTERNS; .
‘He said Miss Ranger had come to his
and Richard H. G. Cunningham.
Since giving his testimony to the
New York Surrogate. Weider has been
disbarred" in cannectlcut for' three
years. .'
MrnRanger died November 6. 1917.
leaving a will dated January 21, 1914.
It left his estate to his wife for ~ her
'lieW'York
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sing and wages expected. Address Box 0 LE _ F0 ‘ , .
0. care of Sentinel. , ' ’T ‘ T—‘- UR LARGE ROOMSAFWehfln'u Gum. 'Baymond strict. f f '11) so . life,'and on her death items to go to '5”. guanine
a . _ and'bath. Electric light and gas set Phone-connection . .0 or e creditors of id "at? to “"9 N“‘°“""A°‘idemy 0‘ ”93‘303- But . - "
~ , range No 7 Valle Ia J h D is- . ‘ exhibit their, claims for settlement. herrdeath preceded his, thus entitling 0mm m At“
WANTMlDOLE AGED MAR: 11 P. - _ y P ce 0 n r . fl‘hose-who neglect to present their ac- the Academy to the entire estate. ’
mm some experience as shipping 00 110116 1010. . FOR SAI‘E'P‘BOUT 4 ACRES 0? counts, properly attested. within said, The indictment against Miss Ranger “MGERMAN an”
clerk to ma ..hfmself generally use To E 18 good orator grounanearaSprite island mm, W," be debamd a ”comm.“ who is fifty-five yesm old, charges 0
m. m factor, ‘ wages and cmncef- -L T—«FURN HED ROOM To], as some oysters and round clains‘on. persons indebted to said estate are re- that she conspired to obtainthe es-l MW - a) ,
for ad" ‘ ,0 a hustler. ”my: gentleman. Breakfast if desired. Cen-‘Prioe "cog/um. very nice lot no Myr- “med ,0 make ,mmemte "mm mglggdhfgsgg :zimfi’: ‘1" tended??- 50' 81k ’ nn’ ' '
0,0,.” .MfgI any, 50 Day street, ‘ trally located; 'Address 1’; O. 332. tle Ave., fine lot to plant. Will sell it!) ler {0, draw up‘the £53“. :8: “am:
',South Nor . - ”can. 1 v "'7 “hm- Pm ““h- Md’m: P505 " JOHN G. JOHNSON, it below two‘Of his clerks 'as wit‘- '
r .TO RENT—~IDWER FLOOR. AT 71 Box‘ 543 South Norwalk. 0t Administrator nesses andto aimehiu affidavit to the j . - ’ '
WANTE . IIABI F NIGHT 1mm“ avenue inquire ers 8a die fradulent mu“ I ad ourned until she had recovered. It asking why, if so severe a penalty
.. . . . _ R- ' - v - - ' ' ' ' ’ was shortly after-this that she-against”; necessary, that the precedent es-' ‘
wmmman__ (‘lol'er Mfg. Co, .50 aimpnd 14 Washington .street or FOR SAhE—A 25 NOT CATBOAT. . NOTICE ~ ‘tainted and court was again adjourned tablished ‘by Justice- Merrill ‘Ime ~~
Phone'1009. - cheap. Inquire oers. Wm. James ; at 0mm, cf Norwalk. “I Prom“? WIUI‘ON‘YOUTH Iuntll she‘ha‘d recovered. " 3 weeks ago, when he found Miss Stir-h
. “After the lad had canfossed his‘ Davenport guilty of carrying a. wea- .
Day street, shot, Norwaik, Conn.
EHOLDERS TAKE‘ TO LET—TWO 5 ROOM APART-
notice if you any vacant room m‘ments at 72 North Main street. Rent
1m furnished- . ly list them at mill-1 Inquire at United Grocery.
'hiahackemoodofiether withl‘flleprlcel ~
per week; W‘. need accomodation for“ -TO~LET-2 FACTORI’EB ON DAY
about 150 peoplotor the summer seam street. Offices corner of Washington
' ' . ,‘street and R. R. 'Place. For further
; -—- g particulars npply Old Well Cigar Co.
WANTED ~ TO PURCHASE AN!
Old Town canoe in good order, Give formerly lnthe Central Food store. Ap-
E..- ._ --. _. - -_
no, price. color,3nd where located B.f FOR SALE~PARM 20 AC‘Rlab‘ ply at oiilceof the Old Well Cigar 00.
Francis, Evening Sentinel. good land, 7 room house, large harnq *
well located, near town, Value $7,000.
WANTED-BRIGHT GIRL FOR OFIICan be bought new for $5,000. Owner
rice. Good pt-nmanship necessary. Em-l very anxious to Be“ at once.
ployiiient steady and good opportunityi .
ll. Jacobs &‘30IB_. Shoe IManutinctures,l Ask JOhn T‘ Ha yes
dleldon avenue Nor-walk. N0. '7er 8‘" Roman; ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
“AI. ESTATE—INSURANCE]! Keogh k'Ouudee, Attys.. United Bank
WANTED—FIRST CLASS (‘IJOA‘K &~
' ' building. Tel. 535-2.
. . . Losr
Suit salesladyLSpLeRdId oppor‘tub‘ty for} ¢ ‘ 1* ..
right party. Only first class need tip-I lpsTl-Tl’lUIlSDAIi'.IEVEAX'I'S‘C- ON
.plv at the Every Woman's Fashlhnlwhst avenue. or North diam strct, b...
8"01) 13 Main Street, Norwalk. ltwecn Cedar street and‘I‘UIllon slrt‘etJ
, lgold class ring with college seal ond‘
. WONTED*‘MEN AT THE KEMIS numerals. Finder please return
ltul'nln i-‘ur 00-. \\ OOdWEI‘d (1"?!le to 56 West avenue, South Norwalk, (‘1.
South Norwalk. mlS 3t‘
Day Cotage, Belle lsland. m15 ti
WANTED
FOR’SALE -‘ TOMATO PLANTS
All leading varieties. Extra hardy
pianist-90 cents a. hundred. Cabbage
plants 50 cents a hundred. At Reynold!
Poultry Farm, Highland avenue. near
Witch Lane. Phone 1026. ' ;
5')".
.
*7
FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR.
FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on Welt
Norwaik goed‘near Connecticut Tah-
pike. Must‘ be sold at once to close
lestnte. Small amount of cash requib
“—-
WANT
WANTED—WOMEN ron unass-
ing and folding soft shirts.
1
p
, Losr—Kir or
WANTED-MALE ‘HELP- CUT“ tools. Reward, Dr, .\1.
tors on women’s fine. shoes. Highest‘rmam street, Norwalk Conn. .
prices and permanent work under good I take work home. W1“
conditions for capableanen. No labor; LOST~~BANK BOOK NO. 2.503 ohm”-
trouble. J. &'I‘. C(th‘nIBQO» Graig? 5‘: Norwalk Building and Loan Society? .-
Inc Kalb avenue. biookiyh’, 4N. r. lbetvveen North Main street and aim-9 waurso -— BHIRTMAKERS. r‘n‘
m18 3t1wood avenue. Finder please return to1 while learning. ‘ i
, iBuilding & Loan omce, Washingtlm; ,
WANTED—CATTLE. BUYING ALLlstrcet, South Norwulk. miS 3U wANTED-HEMMERS- SHIRT EX-
AUTOMOBILE?
Ray Powers,l
l wa~rsn~curr 'ri'n\"":s To.
i
c
‘l
kinds of cattle. Good pimpald. Ex'l _ _ , ‘I___- . _. m j miners
ira prices for calves. Also pigs and. The condition of Private Georgel '
nuo. Tel. may , ,r: m18 1ni;same at the Norwalk Hospital today, ‘Cl e" P M l
i ' ll ' ea
wanrsojrroum MEN 17 TO 20l “w” ' 9 y
years old fOi‘Ith'u‘d shift. Full pay to. BUSINESS“NOTIOES '
start. Apply'to Mr, Adams, Americanl ‘
La Dentelle,'lnc., East Norwulk. [SHORTHAND IN SEVEN LESSONS?
'_ - I Simprest method easiest to learn.l
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGH write and read. An honestly practical'
parlment. These places pay, on piece home study. Speed adequate for husl- .COFGREGAT‘ON'AL CONFERENCE
work, from $12 to $18 per week, andIness 'needs deVelop'ed within a! NE“: BRITAIN May -2lr~llev. Er-
we pay liberally while learning, Cle~im0ntli’8'practice. Foiz‘frce descriptive nest “‘ Lismer, of Bristol, will 5"an
er Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, Southj matter, address. Geo, c, Bender, Stain-,0“ My Seven Months in France," at
Norwalk Conn. 'iord. Conn. the Central Conference of Congrega-
' |tional Churches of Connecticut tomor-
EMPLOYMENTAGENCIES :row afternoon at Berlin. The confer-
. '
:Flremen. Iappmams” Pym“ houses. hotels,lous \l. Barker, of Huntsville.
Chance for good wages and adleoardlng houses, restaurants and feel ""
“moment for men between the afisheries. Apply Wilson's Employment or; BURGLARS lN BR'DGEPORT'
of eifihteen and forty-five years lh‘flce, 24 Clay street, South Norwallrni BR‘DGEPORT' May 21"*B“r8‘a“3
good physical'condition. Apply N. v.,'Conn..'rei-. 543-4. .emel‘ed the American Fashion Shop
N H A H R R ion Main street last night. through a
M. D. MILLER, Sup’L. Waterbury, ' PAINTING __ PAPER-HANGINGKNM “indow and got away with $2,000
paper, up-to—date styles, lowest prices;The goods taken consisted. 0‘ $525
,. __,.Estlmates cheerfully. given, Trial 01._lworth of leather articles and the bal-
' ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander:ante of Clothing:
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. . i .
. l horwaik is represented at‘ the an-
nual convention of the Episcopal,
poultry. Cohen &-llarry 35 Ely aveilForshaylund is said to be about the
& C0”. inc.
class girls in our Manufacturing lie-:Si'Slem learnablIe in seven hours of. ‘—
l Situations secured for all classes 0Hence sermon will be preached by Rev.
decorating, painter's supplies; wa"worth of goods without leaving a clue.
C. A:MiTGHELL.-6up.'t., Hartford. '
Judge'Case‘Dismisses
‘ Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J..
Al ‘ ' " ‘
leged KWDDEI‘S Imhem' proprietor. Truck,“ Long! church at Christ church, Hartford, to-
ldlstance hauling. Light *and heavyl d“ and tomorrow by ‘R'eV- Louis B-
rtrucklng. Oillce telephones 1581, goofHowell, rector of St. aPul’s, and St.
John Merrill as a delegate.
HARTFORD. May 21.———'l‘he charges
of kidnapping , against Mrs. Agnes'P.
Medling of Pawtucket. .R. 1.. and House connection.
Thomas J. Conroy, a private ‘detecs
five, of this city wasdlsmls‘sed by,wa DYIl
lludge William S. Case in the Super— "OLLQWINGL‘QUARREL
-.or court yesterday. They Were ac-I
(:llst‘l‘ of having abducted ‘Marionl NEW Ybitlx, ‘May~ 21'.—~Walter MC.
Louise, mm. year Old:daughter 1M Namara. 35, and his nephew, William
‘hirs. .Medling from the house of 'the Coneys are lyiig at the point of death
‘lllleillllii grandmother. Mrs. Thomas Pain Brooklyn hospital, today, following
~ .. 5.55.35.25.53535525555. h. :51 ,......, .. Wm WM
‘ ' Coneys from a third-story window, and
x
OAn‘os or THANKS
I thank each any every one for their
kindness -t0\ me, in my - bereavement.
‘ ~Mrs. Eleanor Perkins. ' '.
is you .siavnmrm
. .omua
Mediing and her-husband be arat ’ ' . . I
.‘ibuihl-Wo years 880. Mrs. y lfiedii'ed'. laterjumped To theground himself W‘Uflmna
£51315??? cuitody Oflthe chm andhith suicidal intent. McNamara, who ' 3,3191, ‘40,; - _" -. _
-‘ 1515 con no sal‘ha . ‘ v, s ' ‘ ' V 4“”
u... ,,,,,,,.,m,n,: m. hgd _ge.ng,°gg ,1» #9131. ,3; m 190?“, at the hospital. is A1580 autonomous 3.017va
to take “w girl. Conroy-ms a 9118- not expo to recover. . . WWW”.
61 mmw AVE,
‘of for the creditors off said estate to
_ :eiihiblt their
C’I‘hOsc who neglect to present their ac-
: .
0.3.31 bt' ”:lll-"'
Court, May 13. A. D., 1918.
Estabetofuflans 0. Johnson, late ~01
Norwalk, in said distl‘lcti-lceeued.
The Couit of Probate for the D‘s
trim of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
~lowed six months from tho'dat: hero
claims for settlement.
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will he debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
duestcd to make immcdlate payment
to
JOHN G. JOHNSON,
. Administrator.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk as.
Court. May 13. A. l)., 1018.
Estate of \l'yllvs Russell. late of
Nor-walk, In said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate. for the Dis-
ti'lci Of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowcd six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect 'to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. within said
time. will he debarrcd a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
00
l’rohate
EMILY W. RUSSELL,
Executrix.‘
N. Y. N. a. arc-rm sauna.
In sheaths. .14, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK‘TO NEW .YORW
A. M.-—1:39:, 5227:, 5:49; 1:08;
6:57m7:18:, 7:54:, 8:21:, 3:5”, 9:82.
10:33:. 11:21:.
P. M.—-—12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only):
1:09x. 1:38:, 3:17:, 4232:, 5:27:, me
6202:. 6:47 (Stamford only), 7:02:
8:06. 10:07:.
Sundays
a lit—12:34:. 5:27;}. 5:49:. 8:59
11:19:, 10:33:. 12:03:.
P.‘ M.—-1:09:, 2:44:, 3:12:, 4:32:
5:46, 6:02:. 6:57:, 7:02:. 7257:,
10:07:. 10:40. ' ‘ >
NEW'YORK TO'aOUTH NORWALK
A. lit—4110:, 5:30, 6:34, 8:00:
8:51:. 9:15:, 11:45:, 10:50:.
P; Nix—12:03:, 1:06, 2:15:, 2:57
3:30:, 3:53, 4:23. 6:13:. 5:20, 6:00:
6:03:, 8:10:. '11 :lb:,' 11:45:.
it
. Sundays
A. M.-tl:00. 8:00:, 9:00:. 10:03:
10:50:.
P. M.-12:10, 1:03:, 3:35:, 5:0}
5:25:.- 6:00; 7:10:. 8:10:. 11:15:,
11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW I
HAVEN '
A. M.—12:26:. 12:58:. 5:37, 6:07,
7:15, 9:1”. 10:22:, 11:58:.
P. M.—-1:20, 2:41 (Bridgeport only.
Saturdays), 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays), 3:27:. 4:28. 5:19, 8:21.
6:51, 7:03:, 7:32 (BridgepOrt only),
9:25:
Sundays ‘
A. lit—12:26:, 12:58, 7:43, 9:101.
10:19,’11:12:, 11:58:.
' P. M.—-2:10:, 4:42:, 8:33:, 0:43
7:08:. 8:33, 9:25:
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH
NORWALK
A. M.——12:25:, 430:. 4253:, 5:50
6:50, 8:05:, 8:30, 9:41:, 11:00.
P. M.—-12:17, 3:40:. 4:35, 45:13;
5:37:, 6:11:, 13:18:.
Sudden ‘
A. M.—4:10:, 4:53:, 7:55,
11:41:, 11:00.
P. M.——12:17:, 1255:. 2:23:, 3:40al
4:35. 5:13:, B
11:40:. ‘
SOUTH NORWALKwTO DANBURY
A. him-0:13, 8:27. 0:59; ,
- P: I.—1:27. 4:39:.- 0:25.
‘ "'CIIMIVI
A. “.4355.
P. Die-v3.35. 7:15.
nausunv ro.‘
WA, ‘44:” 7.
8:301:
l
VS‘I'H NORWALK"
.lI-uir. 11:51- '
.~A. he”! .
s, "pram: flair.» . '.
place and result in his swearing that
until last evening when all three of
Court.
:11:, 7:05:, ”18:, 0:38,'
‘ ~‘112741a5w-ash
r
“anger in the car in which Mrs. Mdd-
fing font to Windsor. ‘, . ‘
Imasoauaei Want,Ad.II
I“? HORNE-I.
. r. _
. ~Advertise in theSsntlnel; .
SENT To JAILIIIISBM Md dupllCliyi—Justice Mer-Ipon without a license, and after'pro-
'rill gave him his choice of going
iwar 01‘ 301115;!04oll- George decldedfjall, suspended the same. “from day
lthat war was preferrable'and so
'order to teach him a salutary lesson,’ lowed in this case. ,
Ju'stice Merrill sentenced him to this! Everyone who saw the poor boy,
ty days in Bridgeportjaii, whence he; was. of the opinion that it Was a case
,(Continued from First Tags.)
An examination of the youth. took
his father. lrnest Brundage, and his . ,
step-mother, Mrs. Sadie Brundage, was taken this morning by Constable tor the Probate Courts._and that he
with whom he lived at Belden Hill, Philip DeWeil. should be put in an institution.
knew of the thefts: of those things George preferred being dlSChMSN-‘li
and that he had: taken the missing and being allowed to'plant potatoes; CONTRACT
articles home to them. for some farmer in the vicinity and1
Mr, shackipton then swore out a told Justice Merrill as much. but thei
warrant for the arrest of the 5,.y-3Justlce could not let him off as easy
iarcnth and the one was con m . ins that for an offence as grave as| .
I b t Uld'he had committee. that ot‘ their andeday awarded to the American Bridge
of cerium: whereby be caused the 3|“:Company the contract for a steel high:
rein of f:wo inuoroent u‘eople- a way bridge across the Thames river at
n in icting t e sen once upon 16; . .
- - . . thew London for $290,000.
All of Wilton turned out to anond lad Justice Merrill warned lillll that: The last General Assembly appro-
21,—Highway
HARTFORD. May
the Bl'ilndagm-l were arraigned before
Justice Merrill in the Wilton Town
the trial and the court ~00 1 1" ~ ho was never to return to Wilton ...
well filled} t I n as again. lpriated 3400.000 for the project. The,
Justice Morrill' immediately ordercdi MUCh sympathy is b91118 eXlll‘ei’m‘t‘dlbalancc of $160.00 will be spent on an-
the diacharge or Mr. and Mrs. Brun-i [0" ”WI young man “1‘0 appears tolproaches. etc.
tinge. be lacking in. mental equipment. as:
During the com-sent the testimony well as having a severe impediment
Mrs. Brundsgr- fainted and court war-1,"! hlS 5000011. and Wilton 1160016 are “T" a Sentinel Want Ad.
Sterling Furniture CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Wow. Perle
Florence - .
Reliable _ _ u . rt ' u .5 up .
. 011 Cook Stove, 2 and 8 Burners, $2.00 to $25.00 _
- Oven from , $2.00 to $7.00
N '4" ‘6 fl' 6"
A line collection of Porch hammocks and
‘ Porch Furnilurc. Gompletc stock of Old
hickory Porch furniture. The most desir-
able .liilld‘.
Linoleum for any room in the house «at rea-
' sortable prices.
"- a
The“ largest ‘
erato‘rs in the city; ranging iii-price
from
.. . $6595 to
Every one guaranteed; .
5 ' . "Sllltlllexéfilfll- _
I ’Aisk zus 'abbuf.:0ur disabuplan. *‘An easy
viray to own :ye‘frig’eraior.
-
shoot)
3.
satisfactory :or yourgi
r
v
hngrumture Ce :«
‘mgronwsoeu ‘ 5 » . cameos
”a
in. to day" until it expired, was not fol».
arch Blue’Flame Oil LCook Stove ~ .
to' bouncing a sentence of thirty days in- ‘
... . it,
.FOR crest. BRIDGE. .
Commissioned Charles .1. Bennett tO-‘ « '
Norwalk Chronicler