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41‘1"”- lflhiu'i'l‘. ltillllilri’ helper. and a’ ~
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Wm 'lo Let. For Sale, Ben- M In“ .,--,,._. m;...'m.=‘ mm “"2. “.1“:
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O O O O O O . ‘t hi united by ten chitin-Jim. w-i- twins in church. The poll-bearers
- W A“ . . o . . . ; lion in main. rm Sonnet wwtwm run Connolly. Denm- comm.
' ° ' ° ' ° 0 in, lanes n. Horton. Alice K. nor-{Fwd Roomy and Fruit Kelly. inter-
‘wn. Mrs. llalry Ber-tour. John 3. meat was in St. Mary’s cemettry. i
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Ad ' ertlsements OI " u ,llaul J. Norton. Mrs. Robert kaolin! Funeral of Edward cope. .
~ ' - Mm m; 0” y“. M. W land Miss GraCe Horton. one sister The {nuclei of Edward Doyle War
. . lam ; Imps; Charla Beardsley. and three held this morning, at 8230, from his
' ' lbrothers, James Kerr. John Keer and late home, 130 South Main street. and
William Kerr. The funeral will take 9 o’clock. from St. Joseph's church.
place from the funeral parlors of D. then uneqtliem mass was sung by the?
lw. Raymond at 2 o'clock Sunday. pastor, Rev. R. J. Carroll. Miss Alice”
DIED. l ’03 EAL! ' . to “I 5Rev. Mr. Jacobs will ollclilte and the Spin sang. at the Mertory, “Ave Mag?
-—-— """“l FOR Sill R —.... . Iburial will take place in the Norwal'k rie" and, later. “One Sweetly, Solomu',’
9.50 -.M Dari: n. Conn. 0H, 25;; _ wP lVATE SALE. THE! TO LET—A ’[ l‘!S . . ‘ cemetery. Thought.” As the cortege was leaving',
19.8, Mary F. South-id. wile of Jerrflfurniture of a 10 room house. All new. furnished homel' with Afigdsereégrg't —--—~ the church, the choir can; “Lead'
' ‘ Mabel Lee Bennacan. Kindly Light.” The pall-bearers welt-l
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bconeld. Funeral service at late 185 . . . “1 at e on! condition ”Hue e for hr 1 d. A I
. ‘ . 1.. . .Dlning room I“ ed k ‘ 5 ’ “ ee a les, ‘3 eath.
d-nce Dui'ien. tonn, Sundal a“ “‘0 . . ‘ um 03 extension t“ B 1 l I v ‘ '
I ble. 0 chairs, china closet, imported ’I‘Z‘l‘.uli§:‘.l' étuallofl on \\ est/avenue.
l Friends in this city and Bridgeport William Callahan, Samuel Craig. Lexi
‘ ‘ jwill be grieved to learn of the death ter Gormlty and George Russell. lll-'
#g=-w:_-=?fi am dinner hseit. bittlnlg room, Very hand-z of Mabel Lee. wife of James Bennaca- torment was in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
INTED — some t: a re, orig ital water colors. Lt-’ ‘ , ;-.. . Isa, of Isaacs street. Norwalk_ which _
lbrary. Table convertible, folding bed.’ .LQdL‘E-r“? .(‘m‘f‘vbcrh‘u l‘UR'mccm-red yesterday morning. at ner Funeral of Mrs. Benincua.
sectional hook cases, “,chme2(1):“:m1m2ms[Withiivlaten gas and all. home. Tilt. cause of her death was? The funeral of Mrs. James Beninca»;
chair-5 smoking stand. new sewing mil-13:30 a ‘36:: 2:4“: st :9gseteepmg“pneumonia. The deceased was wcll— so was held this morning. at 8:30;?
”‘1'?“- Port-h. Hammock, llleOi‘Y 153'“ Voru'lk :1 {a ‘ nu, 139“ known in the “est End. Bridgeport. from her late home, 11 Isaace strut.
. Mcfiwfttsmoiflng, stand. new sewing ma'lL. ' _.__d epo' “2° “mum-o sllc lth‘d for many years before and at 9 O'clock. from St. Mary's
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WANTED'FIRST CLASS TOOL ironpbedsteadZ. :eu'iglnifrxlrsz:linu;hé: T0 LET—4‘01”!" SECOND FLOORfihfil 1:1;\r;'l~idtgs.ult::erfin‘d§:rIlggfihgfizaggj frilal‘s'ls‘ctavshgulhegd 2:231]: l:unL(l£I:iir§1ni:I
lllttkt‘l’r‘. Highest wages p376. 8_ 110‘" pillows, brass children cots oak dren‘a'sw sq, i'eet., conti'nlly located in :9: Alice Lee and three brothers celebrant' Rex" Walter'hI-(‘Crarin dtw’t
m till-c and one half for overtime. mg tables and chairs bird's eye ma- 50- NOI‘WaIk, for storage 0? “gm.” ' .. A ‘p‘dwhrd and Arthur who is con and lit-v 'T J Finn s b-de’r t d l
"" i' “”9919? Tom "0- 025 3‘ pic dressing table and rocker Wll- madnul'ucluring. 000d light front, rear, magi: service overseas. The. funeral The pail—bearers were Geo. :ge flitting;
___,_;Uu “125,313 ‘9. . , ; ' ‘ . _ an overhead, inquire Lawr‘enre Agen- u ' . t . . . - ‘
WANTED—A RELIABLE \\'01\lAN.'l;ps-lhle only Eusllly. hfitcfiéfifiitfig. "3" 15 S°' MM“ “We" 0‘36 3‘ 328.115}: Kimmifi‘m‘lé’.” s ”mm M 32:13:: 15353328nllillteélgfi‘lltmggfri‘:
between 30 and 45 years of age. for chairs, crockery and utensils. Will sell, - .___. ' ~ I 'St. lllai‘v's cemetel-v. ' l
:rucral housework. it}: two ladies. in lump or separate. An exceptional TO LE‘TTSTORE AT THE COR' Mrs. John Eula. . -' ' .._,'_. l
min; in country between Norwalk opportunity to secure very high class “6" ”f 1'9”” and Connecticut “'9‘! Mrs. Rose. wife of John Eula. lel.‘ Funeral of Mrs. Anna I. Van Stay Y
and 'Neiv Canaan. Good service and turniture at a bargain, Goods to be "we. 800“! for any business. lnqulre‘this in'orniilg. 8‘ hr" “011‘", 0" Mimi"? M". Anna 1. Van Score funeral;
cooking. references. All convenleces. seen at 181 Flax Hill Road and will J- J- Ml‘bflvein, 44 Connecticut live" street. following a short illness. She will take plat't-I front her residence}
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Hood home tor l'inlll Dal’il'. Phone be sold lmmt‘diutely. 025 St "““- its survived by her husband and two No. 215 East avenue, on Monduv. at!
Miss M T Faron. Nurwalk- Tell I ismall children. This is the set-0nd 1] a. m. Rev. E A Coleman will on!
‘35'9‘5 ('all Saturda" 0r Suntia). all“ FOR SALE—SHEEP. Mlt‘llAEl. To LET—12 ROOM HOUSE. 15 death in this family within a Week. as ciete at the house and members all
day, other days after 6:30 p. m. Kcntli, ‘26 Hort street. South Nor- “Mlland street. Suitable for boarding Mrs. Eula's brother; Fortunato Citu- Lady Washington Lodge. No 2i. Slit-1r
' "“ " "’ EWMR, Conn. ' tor rooming house. A“ conveniences rolls, was buried. last Wednesday. i'olv hersd of Bethlehem. will o'ilciate at
WANTED . AN Expgmgxumy _.;und [lessession Nov. lst. For terms lowing an attack of influenza and the grave in Riverside ct . tei‘V.
fireman. 8 hours. Apply Norwulk Tire: FOR SALE—~(‘ADBAG :, LARGE 3‘9”” 'f’ I“ 80- Main street. 025 3‘ pneumonia. The funeral arrunsenit‘mb“ *"'
and Rubber Co. 026 3t.ll;lrd head. Danish Ball Head Fancy; ”’1' 3‘3"" I have not been conmleted, as yet, but‘ Funeral of Mrs. Josephine Hyatt. ,
. myellow and led onlons. Also single. *‘fu-ill be announced later. , ; The funeral services for the lute;
wnuran—MEN port on CAS- horse dunlp curl, cheap. lliitheilold: TO LET—J‘IVE ROOMS, A“. 151.; _._ ,.,_ Mrs. Josephine Hyatt will be held from
lug department on all three shifts, 8 Farm. Wolfplt Hill Road, Nor-walk.‘ movements, 4 Washington fill‘eqfl, “1.: Elizabeth M. Auctin. her home. on (‘ountl' street. this alter-l
nours.‘ Piece work after leatlniile. Tel. 1140. . \ 0’35 tlt‘quil‘e of J. W. Got-haul, 4 Elizabeth Elizabeth Iii. wife of Burton Austin, limit, at 12.30 o'clock. Rev. ileWitt Tu
t‘iece workers earn from 50c to 'l't’lc.‘ 'strcet. 02;, 3t died. at he: honw, 7 Summer street. .\‘anDoren will oificiute and the burial:
- yesterday. after ti protracted illness. Will be in the East Not‘walk centeterr.l
if” “01"- Apolr Norwalk Tire and FOR sALE—llot'su, a litmus —
"With" (‘0- - 0'30 lil'witli all inlpi‘oiclllellts. New roof and' TO LET"‘39 SOUTH MAIX Sf, aged thirty )‘t‘ill't‘. 'l‘lttI funeral will he " “""““"'*‘—'~‘“—‘
~ . --vletlders. Houst- in good condition. Wt)” house. ten large rooms, modern inl— held from llt‘l' late home. this after STATE MUST SPEED
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-_ ., l Ask John T. Hayes N.“ {liftil.::.;..::.;:r;..:aggllzlimiitfg «comm gm f
.tll‘hli'ZKJQ‘Soil-$13!; ”112233? lie. 7 um 8t.,1lorwclk ‘ ' . 3‘ iiiiii‘él. "‘ ° “it: W"? "“"M . !
Willing}: T315568? :ll‘llgtllllittlthuhk 83% -H._mE-nu-Ll tut:o “LllEllr‘iltfd1rlllflulflll’lltlolfagxlt‘xog‘l 00'0”“! ‘_8:rocis ”waxing“ fitguizguaixkhathgmzzuki
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., ; , n ; . v t i t». of inll‘lgnl” The child must remember you have signed ctln-,
WANTED"!‘F‘MALI5 0i’l‘.liAlORb| (let your rt pilirs done before wln-' “ Pdmm“
;; ; .; . ; _; _ ‘ . . ;» ‘ . .y . t . was born in Sthiltl'ot'ti. Mr. Sorosiit “‘1!le bl‘ which you ”reed to dellvcr‘
itdttprestfitll?‘ “dash-“p p” hour miter. ““(k and plastering. and all Refit? the: lr‘t‘lx ' “EN!“ ‘bfiillah'l, cilillc here limit Norwalk ill low venl‘s ’0 "’9 (internment “"5""? Q”“"”"“"
o‘ui'. (solute plum?!) It), each elll-lklnds or .nuson work. Estimates lur'e r‘ I 1"." 1“?“ 4 'O‘T‘S' 3‘ *0 093““. MN sum,“ .5 a native of Aug- of goods at definite times and most ol‘
rate a 8 Fourtl L em Bond for.(-iworrttllt uiwil. John mount, valley ‘ u " “W ”’0'" m '“ "a“ “" rill. The rum-ml some» win.- hold you have not lived up to your roll-3
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:Ef‘l‘ffifrzg:“will: isdglizsliltl‘limtlzj.Place. Phone tom; ofld ht '12:; 1:12:23; 3;“ Rugu‘lflmg 0241!: tailor. in St Johns Catholic Church. tracts‘. Illt'risls exists and ii cullslor;
“MW-d “We, Norw'alk . . l and interment was In Snrlnlzdnle.-- unlnn let cwrtion on tour imrt. ill-~L|
--. ' ' ‘ how sweet citlcr irolll l’llllllcr‘s; q‘ . . ‘Stuluiortl Adincntc. as it does on the part of your i-lll-'
'Old Orchard Mills. “'1”. Miller, 3:; .70 LET" 15“" “A”: 01‘ 3‘0' - limit-“3’ ~ ‘
WANTEDv—A MAN TO MAKE wmnnmun ,4“... 0-11 1", 'lul'lnr avenue. Lam i-‘Il‘dl‘n and; .l c J Lenlhan ‘ Need 500000 Skilled Men. ‘
himself generally list-tut ill‘tlllllil fur-5 ' ‘ ' .l'i‘uit. inquire 0" M Gulllsan, H H'r‘ James J.T.e:lillttu a Spanish Vt'ur H. E. Biilosjol the Department niI
'crv. Application hv mail oillv. star. PAINTING __ PAPER-HLNGINO ins lueillle. oil :itl veteran. died. at th- Normon Home Labor. told ”H. men lll‘PSi‘nl the) had
"is: age. l'cfcrttnt'cs and wages. Atl- " “ l : » bee lo. (‘1 l ‘ l" (l | l “
‘ .. / H .. ‘ . ‘ Pl] l 1 J . 1‘ . fl N ‘ for Sold (’l‘fl. )t‘fllelflit). m lht‘ ago (if n agar ti n hO ting. ltll ll ltll .
ll tan in J. lash. l.td.. (hostnutldeco “‘3' pa “m ‘ suppllel, '3' TO LET a. llOthh. A..l. l.\i- fimumm‘p wars. The {mulmt will be problems and that the limo had coulo-
b‘lt‘el, south Ntlt‘u'ulk. 02:.) 8t ND“. up-to-date 8W1“. 10'9" DrlCGI-prtltenlenls at it; Ilurritt uveuuc. .\l— held 3. ”L. Home. U" Monday. the ior mum to busy nipmspiws_ "Thim"
' > *Estlmates cheerfully given. Trial or-.sol’. rooms utTil Lexington nvcnut’. im- hum” “filo“ing‘ in Sprint: tirovc rvm~ days ago," ho said."‘the ilitlnufactur-‘
WANTED~—S.\l.laSGlliLS POR AF“: den solicited.‘ Tel. 400, Alennder'l)"tl"°mt'iti‘- i ii" at 70 IA'XIHKIOH HW- pwry. llt- w” burn in it... winnipauk ers of this countri were told that
ternoens and Satm-tinvs. Also 5‘. 0X|l9l" White. 61 1,: E1; avenue. Illuv, Slew Kiss. ofll .2! my”... ot‘ 1m... city. mm H'l‘Vl‘d in n); within 90 days lllt’)‘ must ll'Rln {.tttlitnh‘
tenced’huleslodirs. Apply at ”"1 Grand; I 1. First t‘oiillct'ticut Inlatlltry. "PW “”190 workers. Thirty duysl
h 10 2oc store. Mlliu street, Norwalkq ' 1 To LET-l‘l'l‘lCR li‘litltlll. .\'r M); ' . ._ have passed and tllvtw workers lllmx.‘
‘ Union Panel Delivery. Ed"m 1" ll? \Vt'st ('t‘tliil' strovt. Mtldt‘l‘illt' l‘t'll‘ ' Leliet‘ Briito. not been produced. 'l‘llttt llictlus tllul
WANTEDWAS'I‘RONG llOY ORlnnhflt’t Wovfl’m- Trucking. MM lflilllll‘t‘ of Mrs. ll. Richardson, Wm! Lester llrltlo of l‘:ill:t‘\\‘tltld uvcnue. in the next 00 thus tllt-_\ must ht-
TI "0" “(Wk 1‘00!“ MIN llt' zoodgdistcnce hauling. ”KM and he!” “‘0'” S'l‘i‘t‘l. o‘.‘l 1!" turned away at ltt o‘clock this worth trained and ,\ou nit-n must start the}
l‘HHlian- Steady lmsiiitm tlnd goodlmcking. omce telephones 1681. 800 in; ii.» is survived by n with. two work immediately." 3
"fly it antistactory. ”' Jacobs & sons"! flog” connection 5 TO LET -~l“lll.\"l' H ‘ H". as :‘ X . V ll'l‘ll and a mother. Mrs. Agnes lie declurtd that every illllntlt‘uc-
shoe manufacturers. Beltlen avenue; ,,, rooms. lieut sir}. .\'ll; t; ,~ . . -. "z'ttn; n llrothrr. Ernest nntl n “shit, turcr curated ill tiot-t-i-nmt-nt work is;
Nomllk- 09.5 3t; " """ “fl"- ‘ , " ‘ " lliluuiro F, ii; mutton, to Huttfilvv ;-.\.-. Hilli‘l. Funeral will he at 2 o'clock. l'euucstt‘ti nud perhaps “ill bc i‘i“
"" i ""0. (.34 3t 1% “my afternoon. lltlrutl t Riverside attired. llllilimliutt-li. to install ll‘itllllllgt
WANTED .\i.\(‘HI.\'lSTs, TOOL! WANTED _ Operators on v»- v 7 cemetery. schools Inl- women workers. lie coin-1
MAKERS. .\i \(‘lilNE Assmilli.i<:lts.j , ; , To LE1- t MW- LIGHT ”0mm -~‘-—— imrcti tilt work oi mmwn in ilnrlnnd.‘
\tizx wimm mu srmnl' “ms. Singer machines, also girls for "WW... Mb. i,,,..,.;,....nmm 3 m‘ms‘ Mm Vere...“ Loy"; Franco; Hilly and ('tlulltln with that or.
ON GOVERNMENT WORK. FAt‘v‘ lst floor all lillilrovclllollis H M r Mrs Vt‘l‘tllllCfl wife of P'tul llm'tis 50"!“ ('ilits in Wt'slcru New l-lliulztild. ‘
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tom LOt. .tlml ll\ Immigttr.‘ table work LOUNSBURY' .sonttblv luquirc 2n; least lll't-nllt'. ‘ or No. 2 onion street. died. on Thurs- “'"‘<"‘“*‘"“" J”"" 0- "‘"Wi- “q
APPLY SA." AFTERNOON-Q. 5 MATHEWSON & (30., South ' “34 3| day, She was thirty-eight years of member oi the llnusu t-unllllittt-o on?
(‘llESTNU’l‘ STREET. CITY. 021 3!1 ’ V at and is survived by her- husband lllilituii' tift'ulri; emphasized the re-1
, 1 Norwalk, Conn. 017 31. ; TO LET ~v-(‘l-2MENT GARAGE AC-ym‘f one son. The funeral was held mill-ks oi the other spcukt-rs null spoke:
WANTED a coil. suovni.i~:u,§ iconlillotltitluz (“'0 t‘til‘s‘. inquire at this morning. at St. Ladislalm‘ church. b"“‘“-" "‘1 ”l“ "“6“ "l "’“mimm l
. ;“5 . - "~--~ :t'liestiltlt street, South Noruulk, t‘onn. “‘«m O'CION“ Rev. Father McCrailn
useful mun. I'a)‘ 325's month. hoard] Flremen ‘ 033 3t nmcjnted. Burltll ~vt'us in St. Mary's SURRENDER ,
$7.11 éfi’il'l'lii “Jilliamm ”Klimt-ll - ' TO m t s'roui up“ To“ cemm‘v' ' OFTURKEY "
- - ' . ' chance focuood wage: and ad "‘ t 2 ‘1 1‘1} V . t l'
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WANTED-GIRLS OVER 16. lscgvanamom tor men between the u... l” "W“ 0‘ ”5‘ “"‘h' 3'“ Lena Tutti). axed six years. died. 3'05-
an hour to start, under 16, 15¢ a“ of eighteen and ("”41" YO". 'n‘l‘Enst Norwalk. '4 room apartment on‘ tel-day, m her home. No. 36 Boutoli (mmhmpd From “N P‘ u“)
hour. Quick advancement. easy wohkl lood physical condition. Apply N. y,'.Cllnpel Si- “"1“”? 64 South Main Shtstreoi. Her mother was buried last ‘ _ ' d
:nd steady. Come ready to work. u, ”.1 H. R. a_ l'l‘el. 60. Sunday. both having died or pneu- “mm
3' urphy M": Co, 1'7““ “mm" ' 5 'luonlu following influenza. Her futh- ‘- _ ‘ .
. E. E. REGAN, Sup t, New Haven. 1 ' PARIS, (lot. 2.l. ~ in WCHJII-
; f TO Lér—a norms AT 9 'I‘ . er and several other children survive. ‘ . _ . ;
M. D. MILLER. SuP’tr Waterbury. . 6 AY Funeral will probably be held tomoiw liti‘liit-tl t‘ll‘t'lt‘S It is sultl that the;
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criticise explain our Club Plan and my my to buy a. range %
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New PerfeCtioti Oil Heaters: ,..‘...'..
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We have 10 Cabinets that. were marred. scratched “d ‘3‘."
gouged at $10.001essthan the factory advertised price, to be
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Blankets, Comltlrtabies and Bedding,
We specialise in Furnishing llomes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
127-131 Washinc‘ton St.
Phone 105.
WANTED M GIRLS OVER 16 Ilol‘ avenue inquire Mrs R Ta 1 v 16 '
O.A.MITCHILL. 8119K. Hurtful-d. ' ‘ ' ° ' lmw morning from the “0““- liomiiltitioil of t‘ouilt Julius All-'
* thrs to learn liullt factory work. 15c l x . r.
, tr “our. NM “We learning. 54 hour -._.___._ -- .__...-~... _-;.~._.._._. (”0‘6 “We" 0r telephone 13"“!- , Th 3 H l tlrtissv as successor of Baron Bur-l
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me. A llv J. E. Jo - . ‘ y . . . - cemeter'. He served in the Civil War . . . . .
in. Millsfnold 'alr groJ:Sé,‘tivlélrliglgl°P. ”Not-thigh: 8:57-8:21! giaflfidfig‘ficl'Aim;ff’ygwgoclrgfifig as u meinbcr or (‘0. ll, Twentieth Vol- “'“l- .h ‘5 531d lli‘ai'e atnny W100 L monarchy of Hungary. The “01".m0bles.
0‘9 7t} .. . N and treasurer of the bank. and the unteer infantry. MW 15 Willi!“ at \ mm“ "W1 respondent says that ill Austria no. . FELDMAN
gm election of George S. lleucli. secretary ,' Iilldal’i‘fit- ' notice is being: taken of decisions 6 Bridge 33;, E. “by. T31;11MI
WANTEOm’iOVERNMEXT WANTS In RED OAK COAL land treasurer of tho Bristol Trust “We" W- “WW"- Tlle~Zuriclt correspondent of the arrived at by Berlin- __.._. . . .. _ ° ' *
thousands clerks. Men-women. 81.100 jCompany. to fill the vacancy. The in. Herbert W- Gorhum "f ("930” Journal saysthe new Foreign Miu.‘
"e r. 80 th X « - ‘ We’ . . . ‘. ll .. d. East Norwalk. recelv . . . .
a u moulk examinations N only one. ,sets of the bank will be takt it met b_\ I “72,3313; morning M the doath‘ot hi}: lstcr ls'undcrstood to he a partisan;
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g I n OHSAU S PGP‘I‘SEOSI‘INB E CH SUCCEEDS SCOTT. tOld, died. ill the. Soldiers‘ Home, Now A‘illllfilt‘l‘, {5, “I’ll-V0 all. lmponillltigtahu comprisng regions of A‘lls-
moyom mmma 'l~|-:llnv,-\-"‘M; Oct. 26. ,Thp dire”. ton. on Thursday. and will be buried from the viewpoint of a; (:‘(lllt'lllhltllll'ria‘llungarx inhabited by Blithe
ore of the 'l‘erryville Savings Bank from ”1‘" 91““ this ulternogn. ”‘9 of pcncculld all application of the (mains.
. . . . . It is reported anarchy old iron. Just call u . .
learners. Learners paid while learn~l A. MODNE i‘i’slrrday announced the resignation bum“ '°"°w""‘ i" "“3 “mm“ Gm“ “safety first" millcil‘lt‘ in All“ reigns ill the ancient Danubian price paid for Second-hand Auto.
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