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WANTED—BOYS son LIGHT Mia—l IFOR-‘BAEE—Qz a»: room-f '
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time work. Will my will]? learning .motor boat. All equipment. 2 1-2 H. P.I building' Lfiznylfigrl: Jihad“;raZIllllu'xr‘I'i
and advance rapidly. Holland Machme, Barker easine. good condition. Also a4 Will lease for 3 to .5 years at 835 99)}:
.Co” 132 “star street, South NorwalkItwo blade {impenen 16 in. Inquire 5] . month. Inquire Keogh & Can doe
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plyvaN‘LED—gxfiltlfi CAg%::‘tliE§§. :P—I 'FOFIBALE—Q’. GOOD WORKHORS-i T0 LET—DESIRABLE STORES IN
. _ n g 0., es weighing 1,400 lbs. each, will work‘ Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
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lands”! on (‘0 plant 1.1 St double hi single. Price reasonableIand suitable to needs of tenants; best
_ . .I’hone 194.2. :Korwalk. 122 at busines ' '
bogfizera—TWO CHILDREN T0; , ' Illarris 1 1821:0351] :fizlh 1:911” it:
o summer. Inquiie of A! FOR SALE—1 BUSINESS WAGON-I ' ‘ arms
3., care of George H. Gilbert, “'th 1 top carriage. inquire at 21 GraveE 113 “
Rocks avenuepNorwalk. 3'21 3t| street, or 32 North Main street. T. SI 10 LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
mwgurso~*—uousn $300318?! Donaldson. j21 3t‘ment on Ann street. inquire at 2
near station: new or. more . 8:011de .FOR.SALE—~IIORSE. ALSO FORIWeSt av'unue' south Norm”.
to rent, or to buy it reasonable. \l'lng sale or to let. farm of 25 acres and 11" To LET—(WE 0
ters, 17 West 42nd, New York City. I room-.llouse; James Grumbly, Connec- ' ments at 72 ‘hiorth 5Mafia oéiregfiifi
. 121 (it. ticut avenue, South Norwalk. 121 3t1315. Inquire at United Grocery,’
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WANTED—a FIVE PASSENGER FOR SALEVALL on THE LODGF
Ford car. Call at 5 Yost street, or e ui ment . .
telephone 842-13. ' q p or Concold Dlvlfilon. No. 2. with all improvements.
‘ . ‘ ‘ _ Lot 50x150
121 33252-3 “fillings sood piano. booKIieet well ldt'atedin East Norwaik.
‘ _ V ‘ l .arpe 5. an general lodge furni-‘p o .
WANTED-AMERK‘A}. may. ”Imm- mm“. 0, Wm. A, Kellogg- 62. ”ice ”500' A ”“3”“
pl) Norwaik Tire & Rubber CO. j20 3i. Belden avenue ()l‘ \vfluu i
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WANTEDr-GIRLS AND: WOMEN I 9; Wu“ street; Norwaik, Conn .120 3t , .
for our first and‘ second shift. Mild; ~ “‘ " ' . . - ‘ I Antomobllss old model junk cars and
mum wage to start per hour 2:: cents; FOR ‘SA'LE—flr'; ACRES, BUILD-Ipord" bought by L. Merrell 1 Rowan
steady employment. Apply LDIPIOY'iingsiafruit' stream, ideal for ducks-J street, East Norwalk. Phone ill.
Jucllt omce ‘horwtdlk Tire & Rullherlmuury' 'pear sdl'antages, Immediate '*
90- 1'10 31 possession. $500 cash balance termgglsuoma
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1 . ‘ . unfis‘ Bull South Norwal 0° . ' x; Simprest’ method easiest o l rn.
WANTED—liNggfiEER FOR SMALLI; . 1" an. ’20 3" write and read. All honestly :iratftlcal
lull, understands :plpe boilers. 0125.! FOR SALE—PIANO 1x EXCEL~ system learuable in seven hours or
lkpply Capt. Smith) 15 ‘i—laviiand‘stl-ccl.;lent condition. sweet tones, Very rea.Ihome study.- Speed adequate tor busi-
boutll horwalk. 120 MIWWIWPQOQ? 1050-. ' 11’! Wine“ . needs developed within a
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FOR SALE—COTTAGE 7 ROOMS '
WANTED—HAND inoxsas. AP- I v 121 3‘ Nil: 7 Main 8h, Smalls.
ply Norwaik Steam Laundry, 43 Day:- " "“ ~;"’" ' .‘ ' . .
bll‘l‘t’t‘ south s - [k -a I FOWSALE AUTO BUS, Vl-im. MIST“
, o. . Olwa . 1.0 3t seat 14. A1 condition. Great bargain. . -. __ ,_ ._ 1
Will exchange. See it. Williams Agency BUWHNOTIOESQ
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deg-t h uounclngi’ his
"on to wit draglp'om Jeremiah
O‘Leary's defame against accusationsI
or publishing seditious mm. orti~
clos. because. the letter read, «Who‘d-3’
liners of our Moment moo bitten;
cont. therwoflmiobohlr
. they-bans ironies Galen! WMHG -I
refuse to accept-gray offer of fim'
The letter was written. ln‘rApril.
shortly baton. O'lowy'su cmewas
set for trial. It explained that-.Wioel
had had military training and that»
he intended to otterhis senioeo to
the Goremmant. He‘declared. sea
cording to the letter, that a commis-
sion might be-relnsedrhiln if he did
not withdraw from-she sedition wise.
Thollctter was admitted with the un-
derstanding that Mr. Wise would be
permitted to explain his reasons for
writing. it during a later session at the
trial.
Through a grilling of several hours
by Barnes. Jeremiah O'beary mains.
tained that it was Arthur Lyons anfl
not his brother John who boughtlhe
tickets on which- be and Lyons-slaw
ed their westward irip on May 7.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL '
PUPILS , GRADUATE.
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mas last evening.
The graduates were as follows:
Boys.
Charles Francis Allsione.
Michael Joseph Anxionc.
John Joseph Diehl.
Henry Francis Blake.
Leon Augustus Fish.
Leo Jacob Frank.
Louis James Fumo.
Francis Ambrose liauxh;
John James Hickey.
Wilfred Thomas Kearney.
Francis Thomas Kennedy.‘
Vincent Peter Lynos.
Wilbur Joseph McElroy.
Martin Joseph Mellonougll.
William Henry Miller.
Daniel John O'Brien.
Norbert William Powell.
Harold John Skldd. '
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District of Norwnik,
ss. Probate
WANTED—YIIUhIG MAN TO RUI‘H FOR SALEVAT punuc AIIL‘T103{Inlaltcr, address, Geo. C. Bender, Stam-
olclatOl. Lounsbuly Mathewson is. entire outfit of lrwin's Restaurant, 37 lord, Conn?
(0 13° 3t‘Wash‘inluon' shoot. Boutll ‘Norwaik: I - . —~ .....-..-.. .--. ~—--—
” _ Itables. chairs, crockery, glassware,. PLUMBING AND T‘NN'NG
WANTED—90": OVER 16 YEARS‘COlthM, show case. range, album to Jobbing n Specialty. Eliminates.
or are to make himself generally 1158“"ble', ice. box.=food cabinetmlectrical nx-Ic'mm'muy mmmd' s‘m‘ mum"
ful..good Opportgnlllfl“ 9313” "1‘3 a tllresfiansmlrnacb. cash register miriimmace‘ and Repalrlllg. Stephen
‘wof‘k. Webbing .95. Eli" corn ssfibril.Silverware.‘sll'ie‘posluto rhino-mm" “WM“ 397' ”in?“ NW"
Washington ”feet... f . _ .: . 310m. I‘lfillélzlllo‘ilday June 24th. 2 p‘lm.‘ -w.IS0m‘h Norwliik. , 110 lmon‘
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WANTE-m-BA-RNMAN. ‘iNQUiRiu‘i r 1'0 3tI
Shiymond Bros. Stoa‘dy emplbymcntn
winter and summer. . , I I
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Inventhohwthing. Your ideas may I
bring wealth. Send Postal for Free?
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12° 3‘ 8 llnzqmmn- Ball Head; Savoy amines
. . ID!) i, 50c o 100;. 4 211,000. C (“V
WANTE'D‘AGENT? "0“?“ MAKE plants 656 'n 100. A‘ll plants extr‘lei'illll!
3‘0 to 315 De" ‘1.“- Men and meen1 fund hardy. ‘Ilm'llolds Poultry la‘arm
(hill between 10 and 12 o‘clock, Roomlilighland avenge Witch Lane ‘ '
13 155 Washington street, so'ulh ism-- 10m ' '
walk. 120 Bt‘ ,. .
WANTED—To nUY ALL KINDSI WWD'
of cattle and calycs._ Highest pricesI ",WAN‘l'I'E'Ib—MEN STEADY WORK dcrs solicited.
paid. Fat CRIVES fl'OmlGC to 1808 Ibgood wages. Apply ’Jona‘h‘E Nadnibiirgwnne' 61 1‘2 Ely avenue'
Yn‘mg calves to fl“ from $.10 to 317' a.lnc...:85‘spring street South‘Norwalk I I h 1
piece. Also New lMllchlcows for so .3 "(camp Mn N ' Iji’ll 3ll
for family use and" dairy cows.- h .I 1‘ i “ I
Miller. Connecticut‘ayenub, T'el 130.:I ' WANTED __ li'bllR'I‘EENI‘ lNCHIdlsane hau’mg- Light and hen”:
electric fan'suilnble tor Xarwalk cur-
. '- king. Ollico telephones 1581. 300‘
WANTED—~AT ONCE, 3 -i43!\'Gll\IE‘l.em~ Must be I. A} condition. [mi House connection.
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lathe hands, and one assembler.» Ap- (11.055 7., ll‘rarkiin 'lvenuc \‘orwalk ; .
lily Hilzlcy Machine Company Chest‘ qt I I I ' I " .
. - ’ .. nun rice. ‘ .
n... W... it i P Firemen ‘
. ~ I""WAN+Eb—’MAN AND' WIFE FOR” Chance for! good wages and ad-.
WANTED-I‘M'MEDIATELY' U- S-[countr‘y place. situated in Sill'el'nlin0.I vancemom f" men ”WM” th° ‘9“
Government wants thouSands men-lwne for cooking and general house-I“ eighteen and ”mm“ years In
a women, 18 or over for war position.:-work “(1.3le for garage, stable nndI 9N“: P233“; sandman. APP'Y N- Y-
Easy clerical work. $100‘lnonthfList" . ‘ - - n.I ' ' ' ' '
‘gaiden. Go‘od “ages and steady e l M. D. MILLER, Sup't. Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL. Sup’t.. Hartford.
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Idecoratinz, palnter's r‘l"r~l‘.-s; wallI
Ipapcr. up—to-dato stylra. luv . ~l. pri-ea;
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Rochester, -N. Y. ‘ "
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OF AGE TO LEARN ~MAKIXG L‘ACE' , , v '
CURTAINS. STE'ADY WORK ALL! LOST”M°‘\D‘“' BUM”
YEAR. PAID WHILE "LEARNINGJkeW' Finder please return. Paul
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oyster bouts. Steady work, good payu19 “”5“" street.
North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wa~I
ter street.
-l,'i‘hc temperature on Wednesday and
Thursday mornings was 44 ,and on Fri-
DIVIDEND NOTICE lday 38, with a slight frost near swamps.
. 137133 :nnd streams, which inflicted but slight
I SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or damage--
THE NORWALK SAVINGS I The last killing Irro t in June was
I: _ Ijust five years ago, on one 10th, 1918.
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Nor-walk Conn lwhen corn, b ans and other -- tender
." " Iants vcr b d d .
I June 13.-1918.:p \ e a ly amaged
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, At a meeting of directors of this sci!)1 be big summer freeze of the ”St
WANTED—YOUNG MAN BE- ‘
. _ alt century was thirty-five years ago
ciety. held this dinnh dividend, at. the . * -'
tween 17 and 20 years of age for soda on the Morning of Decoration Day,188.l.'
Iountain. *Roton Point Park. in 3t
_ WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING
er power sewing machines. Steady
work all year. Paid while‘ learning.
Only girls over 16 years of age em-
ployed. lMcMahon, Clemlns & Worth-
- ington. 14 Orchard street, ‘Norwalk.
rate of four (4) per centi per annum ' ‘-
' it had been an unusual] earl is r '
pas declared to depositors from the ghdallcropslwere well aivpncid ”11.2:
. ‘carnings'ot the six months in . ' "
WANTED—WAITRESS «son 'I-UE ‘Juno 30th,1918. f ‘epd. g ggmxaigasgmgafi‘m“ 1“" In“?
cream parlor. Roton Polnt-Park-.. I The same will be entered on pass- ffi: iigsd :l ratsizrnsfiddpotat‘pes.
.» 322 35 :31)? and paidon and after July 10.‘ Geoi‘ge W Riynmfidcgf UnionPiiico'
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wthrngPDEilfgggingir { Us P £131 . .‘MQN$¥,,DEPOSI'1‘=>D 057103 ‘BE‘fleterau, solemnly avers that on this.
. BROIDER'E'D WORK To BE DmEFom-IULY' 10. 1918: WIL’L' -DRAW.Foul-th oil-Julw' 1861, when he and a
AT HOME srnnor WORK sou-Ins, IMEREST FROM JULY IST’ 1918' ‘- “in“? °’ ““5“ I1“ ‘39 ""93““!
- ‘ 9 A. M 1.5 8 P..‘M. canonical? ,alepllanfnn Hoimés‘; orgasm. , ' lathe‘earlv mornlhslrmnlfilsz‘h‘ofiiéin
W's nay GOODS. srosn neuron. I ‘maeflfl‘ A-“EHSr-Tressurer.‘ We" ”WW“ ‘0» a W" 1’3“? In Blam-
: . CORNER OF LOWE. P H'O NE 337' Open Monday evenings 7 to\8. forth that the (mat on the railinmof
the‘brldge over FiveMlle. River was
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122 1111 - Ssnfidéf;‘defilds7Wofi7 Whhdois. .‘ so thick that’hs wrote his‘name on it. '
Court. June 20. A. 1).. 1918.
Estate of Levi J. Jones, late of Nor-
walk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis.
trict of Norwalk hath limited anti al-
lowed six months from the ti'life'bércol’
for the creditors of snidfes’tate to 0»
.hiblt their claims for settlement. Those,
who nonloct to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be debnrrcd a recollery. All per»
sons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
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‘ 1918’Modeh 2 Burner New Perfection '~ . . .. .. 12.00
1918 Model hammer New Perfection ... . . .. 16.00
Flor nee Wile __ess .011 Cook Stove in all Sizes.
0“ toves 0m...-.~.r....................l.$2.001")
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In NEWsroonosMunow‘FURNITUREwST RECEIVER. . I
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,2 PORCH SCREENS. SCREEN ‘DO'O LAWN SWINGS. WINDOW SCREENS ~51:
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John William Wellle.
Girls.
Mary Elizabeth Abbott.
Anysls Marlon Balloon.
Mary Madeleine Brady.
Alice Clail Burns. .
“Margaret Catherine Delaney. -
Genevieve Benedicta Donnelly.
“Anita Mario Dowd.
‘Mary Elizabeth Finnegan.
Anna Ford Flynn.
Rose Margaret Gonuaifiio.
Marion dimes .Grumbly.
*Dolore‘svflulalia Guldor.
Mary Rose .Kenilelly.
Alice Marlo Kelly.
Anna Marion Levis.
“Maryanne Mahoney.
"‘ Lilillm‘l-Vcronlca Monuhlln.
Joseph i'Eilznimiil Nowak.
NELLIE o. JONES-if
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of Norwalk. uuthorislnfiJl‘llurthereun-l
to, the subscriber; 03983 tor.
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sale all such right. (It 0 ‘anti‘intclcst
Flaherty. Pmmm“ Trucking. Long! as Annie F. Boydrlnlelli‘ finl'walk ~1in' ' I
said district, decoascdg'dzuid right. li-t‘
lie and interest notation undivided;
Iouo-hulf interest) liud.ltt the time 01;,
her death. lnnud lo thef‘i‘ollowinu tie-v
scribed real estate. to wit: 1
All that certain tract of land withl
thr- buildlngs thereon, situated on To!“
lnr Place in the town'of Norwalkl.
bounded northerly by highway known
as Taylor Place; easterly by land or
(‘lllll‘lt‘s B. Bertrum; southerly by land
of James Monticth and westerly by
land now 01‘ formerly iol' Peterflilll-u
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RICHARD 11.. coupons“
Repairing...
liigh ‘.-Gi',ali'e Work; a
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Official? Service - for
Chemist, Maxwell
and; Grahamspl‘B‘ros.’
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‘ ' “TRAIN OF EMPTY PULL-
Miiry Madeline O'Gorman.
Marguhslte‘l’auline‘ O'Keofe.
Anfinlinc Mary Paradiso.
‘Madeloinc Mnrglu'ot Prendergast.
Pauline Mary ’l‘roluno.
"Alll‘lefilta Yosi. ‘
.- 'Christian Doctrine.
Boys.
Adolph Charles Basic.
, Alired George Bernor.
‘ Christopher Frederick Cannon.
Bi Josuph Guyer.
Edward Louis Jolliff:
Jilm'cs Joseph McGinness.
Francis Joseph Popp.
_ Stanley John Wilson.
' Girls.
Helen Louise Barry. .
Veronica Margaret Collins.
Marion Josephine, Cronin.
‘Alit‘e Elizabeth Crotty.
"'llioillse Rose Dorsey.
‘Marie Catherine Haddon.
‘Genev‘iove Ethel Haugh.
Alice Mary Hem-y. .
Elizabeth Mary Mahoney.
Catherine Helen O'Brien. .
‘ Loretta Anna O’Brien. ‘
nglizpbcth Mary Vancura.
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the'rear of a passenger train, de-
molishing six cars.
Ed. Ballard, owner
estimated the dead at
injured at seventy-live.
bar. of valuable horses are
to have perished ’also.
i The accident occurred
4:30 a. m. It was impo
obtain water. and modules
unchecked. ‘
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burned, Hospital; tyventy to the Illmoxs
Amongthoss reportod’
lure the Rooney family of bare
riders, the Myer family of animal
trainers ',ths Cottrell family.
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Devore. Mark Adams and. Joe
Coyls, clowns. Heavy loss in lgica'tl~
dred girl/3t
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the. flames. .
L‘. W. Landman, general passen-
ger agent of the Michigan Central,
said ' that. his. only. explanation -.of
,the wreck was that the engineer of I
Itho train. of empty cars must have
‘been dead at the throttle.
I “In no other way can I account.
. Iforthc fact that he ignored all of,
Ithe usual danger signals placed
Iby the-circus train," said Mrf:
signals. two red" light Signals arid
the, usualiuses planted between.
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mnrgllght tumble for a longDAVID BISBH‘AM'M ,4
I “This engineer is missing. My I WILL SINGrl‘A'GAIN
information is that. with the excep-I
,tion of the engineer, whose fate is’
In mystery, no one on the train of l
m .. 'Pullmans was burn It will be some‘ fl.
- ' time before arraccurate list of‘lthe- buy 530 ‘worlll- as stamps'u No pledge. .
dead can: b‘e'teompiiod; ~Il; is the 9
Worst wreck in the history of the»
oad, I bellow.”
~ - The large number of persons in
.tlre casualty list. is saidto be due toy
Ithe practice of show trains of
sleeping two persons to a berth.
The coaches were Pullmans of an
‘obsolote type converted into gaud-I
ily painted show cars. ‘ '
3 Manager Gollmany‘of the show,‘
Isaid at 11 o’clock that
;1ist._pas..checke_d.to that hour. con-,
(mined thirty-three known dead. '
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pinned under the debris. TwontyL.
all about . six persons were brought to MércyI "’“
Hospital; ten to the Gary Generali
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back? At 10:15 a. m. it was said to
equestriennos, Harry La Parl, Ed.~_iway.
and injured is said to have odour-I
red amonsthe ballet of one has.
thrown free from the wreck stood Church “I “in? ,
‘in their night clothes, helpless,leH be in St. Mary‘s Cemlltrlfi . .. .
Landmsn. "He ran past two block
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orgueshero, with other: on=tho~
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xfiguge‘latc home, at 8:30 and trout St.’ Mary’s ’
o‘clock. . interment '
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IELKSIARE COMING '
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will also be r
four figures.
nonnces that 150 of its members. are -
going to motor to We resort andirom
far away California, 66 members of a .
single lodge are {tiling to travel 3.000
miles to be present’ at this momcn-"
tous events ' .' ' ":«z. - ’:5
Philadelphia
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cm now until the end of the} year will
should be. given for. less without ~_
necessity, $100 pledges $500 and $1,000
pledges should be the. rule. Thi.‘
amount to be taken is left to each one
to settle for himself.~ it i: necessary.
however. that liberal subscriptions be
if Uncle Sam‘s soldiers and sailors are .
to receive the support they no .lll.‘
The children have done their part in
their way up to date. This '18- now. a ‘ * '
l man's job and a woman's job. Do your 4
ly. and success .is . .1 . ,
part. do it generous
certain.
First Lieutenant William w. Tracey,
M. R. C, has resigned his position
with the Post Graduate Hospital in
New York city and is spending her
0f the Circus’ gentml wreck near Ivanhoe Sta" week at his home in West aVe uc'
fifty and the lilo
A . nums-lwre
believed many bodies and killed the injured acme duty.
here. preparatory to his repofilng at:
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., on July 1st, for
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station " “
where you will meet a‘ thoroughly-xi
I competent storage baterycxpert who .
will give authorativo advice in thine; ,
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connection. .
.terles. ‘ ‘
A rental battery for any make or cor;
can be obtained at any thaw -:
11 street. j 80:: Norton
:58 4%. soil
4 “lessons as:
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tunnels.
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