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Local Police and Federal oneiala Ara,
on the Trail of the. Grainy Party . 1
A number of prominent men about:
the city (or some time past have been
the recital-ems of a number of anony-
mous letters from a person who beems
to take delight in slander-lag and up
braiding them for their actions. I
lea prominent in both business and
political activities have received the'
letters. not one, but a number of menu
and in an effort to apprehend the;
writer and stop the practice the mat.
‘er has been placed in the hands. of,
both the local and Federal authorities.
While the name of the writer cannot
be disclosed at this time, his identity
ls known and he is a prominent man
bout Ihr‘ city and well-known in pol—
itical (inlets. The persons who re-
telvé‘d the slanderous epistles started
.1 little pi‘ilale sleuthing and they
l-au! practically “got him with the
goods," and in an effort to stop such
ropaganua they have put the mat-
ter in the hands of the authorities
--ud will push it to the toll extent of
the law. ‘ }
GERMAN HAD TRINITY 4 '
sruoEnr's PIN]
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HARTFORD, Oct. 29.———A letter re-
i-eimd at Trinity College, this week:
A m a surgeon in I-‘rhnce who is serv-
as a reconstructionist with sol-.
was suffering from shell shock. not
ly makes an inquiry, but gives: the
lowing incident: “A patient show-
d the surgeon a fraternity pin, it was
1 Phi Gamma Delta pin,” the letter
dates. “and has the name Of A. P.
Kelly, Trinity. on the back. He (the
patient) said he got it from the shirt
of a German’he killed. The boys say' '
“he German evidently got Kelly and
took the pin from him, then this chap
-:ot the German. I told the chap who
has the pin to send it to the fraternity .
chapter at Trinity. and they villi find
out whether Kelly is dead or alive and!
r end the pin hack to his folks."
\s yet the Trinity chapter has re-
4 v'ved no further information about
tilt? bill. but has established the fact
{th! A. P. Kelly w‘aa killed .at the sec-
and battle of the Marne, July 5
, 1918.;
K. 0. K. A. DANCE POSTPONED.
Recauae of the influenza epidemic
the masquerade dance scheduled to be
'ivcn next Thursday in Grace Parish
house, has been postponed until
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 27th. when a
harvest dance will take lIa place?
Tickets purchased for the masquorudc
will admit to the harvest dance. '
' HOSPITAL NOTES
Discharged yesterday—Edna Carroll.
260 we I 18th street, New York city.
Mrs. Jenny Silllman. New Canaan.
died yesterday.
AdiW'tvd today—Ada Frost. 10
'I‘ollcs vtreci, MrsTTralIk Kuban. 13
Thomas street, East Norwallt, F‘rank
Ferrino, oi Mill Road, Lizzie Gucci, 1
"'ll Rot-d Seymour Sarage of Radel
nv'slier (‘o., Steve Toth, South Nor'
TH .
(‘hni-Ics If. Brown, of Norwalk, died
yesterday.
Discharged
ir-rdi. of Laura street.
Prank Herman, 77 Lexington
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Regent Theatre
Owing to the epidemic now
prevalent in Norwalk, the man-
agement has decided to close
the Regent Theatre until fur-
that notice.
'Trumun ll, Newberry
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This theatre will be, closed
until further notice.
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under Mano m W0“
Washington street, South Norm
A judicious time ' to toth
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WASHINGTON, Oct. tin—Nap“ of
seven officers and forty-eight enlisted
men in German when camps were an
pounced today’by the War Depart»
ment. The oflcers are:
Captain Benjamin P,Burpee, Man
chester. N. If. at Villingea: Lieuten-
ant Charles W. Drew. Phladelphia, in
hospital at Metz: Lieutenant Alan
Winslow. River Forest. ill, in hospi-
tal at Treves: Lieut. Charles R. (30d-
man, Boston, a! Haatatt, and Lieuten-
ants Henry L. Rothnnn. St. Louis;
Philip W. yon Saltza.“ New York;
Howard W. \‘erwohlt. Wiltonville, 0.;
”because
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Mrs. Susan Farkas, 395 Flax Hill
roadl and_Charles H. Brown of 77.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. Mir—Surgeons:
General Bralsted announced today‘.
that the influenza epidemic is over in
ten naval districts, and that it is on,
the wane-in all other places, except‘
Paris Island. S. 0., and Mare Island.
I Cal. *Reports for the week ending 0c
‘ tober 26 show a decline in the number
of cases from 4,373 to 2.0m. With 2...’
went to the school
young boys
they wore gitcn a warning.
_of a good character.
‘iorneys obtuincd today
round and pick one of these
535 suits while the picking
is good. _
In all branches of the cloth--
ing industry, the crop of real
good woolens is decreasing.
We don't know when or
where we can again secure
such suits as these to sell at
this price. TODAY is the
best time for you to get the
good stufl'
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK IOUTH NORWA LK
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Forecast for Norwall: and vicinity:
l Fair and clmtxnued warm tonight and
I \\'ednesday: ugm hum winds. \‘l'eatlrl
l-er conditions: The western 1115111111.;
lances now form a long trough ti iowi
*prtssulc extended 1mm l'pper Mich-i
ligan southward to Ltuisiana. It is‘
causing cloudy and unsettled leather
Iwith local .rhmwr‘ in nearly all dis
2trirts east ot the Missippt l‘llei'. Sc»-
lcral place: rcpol'tcd lhundersi‘ormsl
IThe greatest rainfall was 1.703 inches"
lat Vicksburg, Miss. Pleasant u‘cathet
lptevails generally between the Rocky
Liliountains and the Mississippi rner
{The temperature continues abme [ha].
normal along the North Atlantic
l coasts.
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A. YEAR AGO
TODAY.
I 'l'cmpcraturc: High. 60; low,’
1'9. Rain.
My-” m'
The Second District Democyats will
open campaign headquarters over
Schultze‘s market, on Railroad
nue, tomorrow.
One of the second district letter—
carriers found a pair of boys shoes
on South Main street Saturday and
they are now awaiting an owner at
the South Norwalk post odice.
Mrs. Anna Nash, of 101 H Harbor
three of her choice
fowls were stolen from her hennc'ry
yesterday afternoon or last evening.
—Your next representative. Vote
l‘n- I. D. Robertson.
Bcniaulin Newtown, of 58 Taylor
avenue, complained‘ to the police that
while he was delivering milk to a res-
idence on Fairlfold avenue, some one
shot at him with a B. B. gun and
struck him In the 19!.
William (Poc- Fisher, janitor of the
Norwnlk High School. complained to
the police last ovenincr tlltif Pore
were Iwo have in the school who were
creating a disturbance. An officer
and brought the
to headquarters where
Miss Florence. Mallory. of North
I0day~~Joscpllillc lmll‘ Main sirocl. who was taken into (Tus—
tndv by the police some time aim.
a"°'.charcctl with incorrigibllilv, and who lieutenants Flank Nelms.
“"9" “Wk“ War ””019 and dlanppcnr- dolphin, and John Frederick Gibbs. of
rd, was found and rc-nrrcutcd this
{morning by Patrolman Frank S. Strut ”1",, (“n-"s.
ton. on Water slrcet.
The linnbuty pollce dcpnrimcni nak-
cd the local author-lilo»; im- lnforma
lion concm‘nitlu‘ ldycnmdd llcrhprt
Hart, of (‘runburv Tho boy was
\vol‘kilin in a rut SllOll in Dunburi’ rind
hot-now of his youthful appearance,
ihc policc were suspicious thut he
had run il“'.l\' from home. An lnvon»
ligation was made and it was found
the young boy was workintz” with tho
conscnt of his family and that he wnfi
HEARING ON EXPENDITURES
GOES OVER
NEW YORK. Oct. ‘29.——Govcrnmcnl at
an cxtcnsim.
from Nov. «i to ill of sittings of the
Federal Grand Jury which has hccn
inquirinz into expenditures of. thc
primnrv cam
pnlgn in Michigan. Their object, it
ave.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 29. (WALL‘
lsrnnur, 10:30 a. m.).'——Declinesf
‘ranging from i to 6 points measured
the heaviness of the Stock Market in:
the first half hour of today's trading.
Oils, notably Mexican Petroleum.‘
{were the weakest features. being
closely pressed. however, by rails. to;
. baccos and is to taken after the close
of today‘s market. Coppers opened
with a show of strength, also ship-l
plugs and low-priced coalers. but
tgains in those issues were not retain- .
ed.
WALL STREET. Noon—Further re—
,‘avenue, complained to the police last cessions occurred during the dull fore
.evening that
noon on selling attributed to the call-
ing of bank loans.
'plstcnt heaviness at an additional re-
action to 107, was as much of a factor
as any other development in forcing
Ipriccs downward. Mexican Petro
leum egtendod its decline to eleven
points and Royal Dutch lost 7 points.
Gains among coppers, motors. and
specialtlcs were largely cancelled, but
'illls and )llippings wore relatively
steady under load of Southern Pacific
and Marine Preferred.
WALL STREET. l:30 p. m.——Aside'
from Mexican Begolcum's further dc
clinc, the market made general Im-
provcmcut durim: the stagnant noon
hour. U. S. Sit-cl recovered virtually».
all its loss and rails and uhlpplnga dis-
played further rength with a few
specialties not utilities, includlnl:
Philadelphia Company.
MARINE FLYING' OFFICERS m.
TERNED ‘
WASHINGTON, Oct.
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29.—»-Socpnd
of l'lillu
Now York, i‘lytnu officers of the Mn
Imvc hccn interned in
Holland. Th-- Nuvy I’lcptlrtmcnt an
nounccd today that tho Iioutontmta
\vcro (‘Olllllf'llt‘ll by cnu‘lm- lrouhlc to
land on Dutch soil.
COUNTRY CLUBS CAN USE SOFT
COAL '
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29 ~i'ountrv
clubs arc allowed to use llllllllllllnll‘
or steam anthracite coal whoucrcr in
.Ihe opinion of IllP Stutc l‘ticl Admit.
islraim' there is n surplus of “its fuel
for the pm‘pnsc, under an Oi‘lli'l‘ Hill“)
by Fuel Administrator (lul‘licld. Thcx
will not be permitted to use domostic
'slzes of anthracite coal for cookin:
or heating.
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ill A Milli! SIIP I
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I'Department does not plan to call on
U. S. Steel's per‘ .
which has been callgd to his attention,
Tnfthc Socitillstlc pnrty warn arreatodi
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deaths, as compared with 387 tor the
preceding week.
The Surgeonflencrai of the army
announced today that vaccination
against uneumonia is available no“
for every officer, enlisted man and
civilian emplcye of the army.
AGED WILTON WOMAN
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
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at unknOWn vamp and in gold health
Enlisted men inclute:
At Dastavt Malfl'lt't‘ T. Kelleher.
Boston: Samuel L. Et‘liPnl'Ude. New
Ville. Pa: (leoige J. Milrath. Neu
Philadelphia. Pd; El'nt'a'lt) Spvm’, 1M5
tol, (‘0nn.: Charles st. iii no Water-
bury. (Icon : (‘lauiv \l. liovh, l‘arlirlc,
l’a.: Allen J SIHHIS. Pa: Jame.
Hayes. 0'9 Gregory street, Bridgeport
l‘oun: Michael Mat-atom, tbclieved fr)
be identical with Private Michai-l
Mikalonisl. Plymouth, Pa.
At (Tassel. Lyman W. llricsbaugh,
Dalton, P'l.
At Lanadbri“
MH'ldt-‘Il, t‘onn.
At (lies‘son, Raymond Harold Gib
buns, Dunmore. Pa; Harold 'iuchler,
(lreelstown, l’a/
At Tuchel: liam’ Leonard. Camden.
J.
At hospital at llatnmclburg: Harry
L. Northeime-r. :47 Jefferson street
Reading, Pa.
Reported in good health. camp un.
known: Walter Kaupienis, Pitts-
burgh; Charles Byron Lewis. North
East. Pa; Raymond S. McLaughlin,.
Erie, Pa: Charles Wil!lam Cram, Erie.|
Pa: John Gross. Philadelphia; Fred
erick A. Fleeman. Erie, Pa.
and later to its present location.
Warren L. Andrews,t 'For more than tu’enty years she
has delivered the New York Sunday
papers over a greater portion of the
town. making the trip herself in all
kinds of weather. until very recently.
liar old-fashioned carriage and tinkl-
mg bell being familiar to the majority
of residents.
Despite her age, Mrs. Foote was un-
usually spry, and passesised a keen
business brain which combined with
her natural industry, helped her to ac-
cumulate a considerable fortune.
She is sunived by one daughter,
Mrs. Charles G. Green, and one son
William S. Foote. .
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WORLD'S RIVETING RECORD
STEADY, BAKElLSAvsi'cmmed to be. a world's riveting rec-
lord. was announced by the Great
War Secretary Daniu Mall Up to 45 1“st Engineering Works here today.
Will Ba Called by January 1. Percy Balcom, employed in the worse
Shipbuilding yard of the company.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.—-’I‘he win m“ ' "m by “mm" 1.970
*—
men within the draft up to forty-livel'orkh‘ day.
years by January 1, Secretary Baker
said yesterday in discussing press dls~
patches crediting John R. Mott, inter
national secretary of the Y. M. C. A..
with saying that he had been so in-
conditions, according to the company.
,waa 1.88! riveta.
BRAZIL'S WAR ANNIVERSARY
PARIS. Monday. Oct 28—h cele
formed by Mr. Baker. f -
_. .bratlon of the first nniversary of,
I am sure Mr. M0" has been mis- the entrance of Brazi into the warl
understood." said the secretary. There
is no such plan. The draft situation
has reached substantlally a normal
flow. the men are coming to about as
last as they are being shipped out.
This will be continued.
Secretary Baker said war work is
on the side of the Allies. American‘
and French officials today zero a re-
ception President Poincare and l-‘or-E
elgn Minister Plchon were representedl
and the Japanese Ambassador soul
the Ministers from Portugal, Serbla’
, nd Bcl ium ail .nded in erso (‘a-
not being “9w“ up menu" of "‘9 :fleul Ifanotcuxf the fortlher grem-
peace d“""“-"3“m"- The only delay, he for. and the Brazilian Minister made
suidwnnd it has been only in Ewes-"addresses
Try a Sentinel Want Advertlle-
moot. '
is due to the epidemic of Influenza.a
This, he added, was entirely tempor-
ary and is being overcome rapidly.
sauces ls lNDlCTED
wrm roun socmusrs.’
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Three CaMId ' a for Congress are Ac-‘
cured of Vi sting Espionage Act. l
MILWAI‘KEI'I. Oct. 29 r-l'lctor 1.}
Ilerur-r and four others prominent in}
tho Sociolirtit party wvro included in
more than fifty indictments returncdl
by the Federal grand jury. it was an,
nounccd yesterday. llcsidr-s llernem~
others indicted are E. T, Elli-lips. ()scar‘
Amer-inner. Louis A. Arnold and Miss"
Elizabeth Thomas. j
Berger, Mt'lllls and Aiitcrincer arc‘
candidates for t‘onercss: Arnold is a
member of the State Legislature. and
Miss Thomas Is one of thc ofllciais oi‘
the Socialist organization. I
It is reported that that indictmcutv
nllcxc a violation of thc espionage act?
Berger and the nthcr four member-.41
and later released on tlicir own romp-l
nlzance pending on arrangement for}
bail. St‘Vi‘l’fll months ago Ili‘l'lzvl‘ was.
indicted in Chicago upon a similarE
charge. and that case still is pending. i
ESE TO ATTEND !
MILITARY ACADEMY.i
WANTS CHIN
,WASIIINGTON, Oct. '.‘9.V—(‘onzzzrccsl
has been asked by President \Vilsonl-
to pass a resolution permitting chgg
aevmlgh a inch rivets in a 1 14 hour,
The best previous mark under like'
“new. Luvs nus-suit
wunmoron, Oct. fl.——Aa o-eial
dispatch from Swituriand today said
several hundred German officials had
arrived at ienaa in the last few days
from occupied Romania and reported‘
that not a single German civilian re—l
mined in Bucharest. The German!
military authorities in the city are
sending to ermany as rapidly as [mash
ble all the stores and materials collrct-t
ed by their.treops.
Follow Paris Alt.
BOSTON, Oct. 29.~Paul West was at
native of this city and his early train?!
ing in newspaper work as a I‘t‘pOl‘lPl.‘
joke writer, chalk plate artist and dial
atrical press age, was received herei
His father, Paul West, was general
counsel for the West End Street Rail»
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AN APPEAL.
way. He died while his son was at-
tending the Peeksklll Military Acade- —-~
my, and it was necessary for the young: Editor Sentinel The women or
man to assume the support oi the fam . Norwalk haw responded nobly to flat "
ily. Paul West later joined the editor-i can of the Red Cross work and are:
ial staff of the New York Sunday daily doingdhcir part to help humor
tWorld. He was the author of many, it". which the great conflict we It!
musical comedies. songs and morion engaged in demands of the women ‘
pic'ure scenarlOs. ‘our country at this time patience afi
1 " labor. As I view the situation. more
MORE TRoops NEEDED workers are needed here. i wish m.
ALBANY, N. Y.,"Oct. 29,—xcw york make an appeal and say it there are
State was called upon today by Pro Iany who have not responded to themll
‘vost Marshal General Crowder to fur-‘, who desire to be true American pa-
nish approximately 24,000 additionaii triots. will lend a hand and do what
men for military service. The ordert you possibly can. You will help lilt‘
' directs the induction into federal I the burden of those who are doint no
service to be comple‘ng during tile much. May we all do our part in this;
'five day period beginning Nov. 1]. great cause. And I trust that whauz ‘
. During the three day period lielzin-i the war is over it can be said of fir.
ning November 19, entrainment will women of Norwalk that they worm .
be completed for 406 colored men for faithful. and did their hit in the strum“
,(‘amp Dix, N. J. gle' for life and liberty.
IDA E. HUTCHINGS.
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FITZGERALD'S NAME ON TICKE'I
'.\ BOSTON, Oct. 29.—'rhe sauna law Try a unmet Walt “-
'commiaslon decided today that the
“name of former Mayor John F. Fitz-
gerald shall be‘ printed on the ballot
as "Democratic candidate for Congress
’I DRUG lilllllfli '
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lin the Tenth District. The decision‘mu
‘was given as the result of the cont-v 5i
misalon's hearings on allegations of! Run WE Am”
fraud at the primaries made by Can-'1 ,
gresaman Peter F. Tague. who was a.
candidate for the nomination. The
commission found that the allegations‘
were not sustained.
instant Rellaf! Rub Pain. MM".
and Stiffness From Your lack
' With “8t. Jacob’s
Linlmant"
Kidneys cause backache? No! 131'
have no nerves, therefore can ‘.
‘ * altlrlau CAOUALTIES
LONDON, Oct. 28.——Britlsb casual-
NBB reported ‘0’ "‘0 '9“ ending to‘lcnuse ain. Match! Your backache U“
day numbered 32.249. compared togcamdpb, “my.” “Me. 0, .
37-150 ‘0’ fl“ WWW“ week. They strain. and the quickest relief I!
are divided A! (0‘10": _ aooih‘ng. penetrating “St. Jam
Killed'or died 9' wounds. . Liniment." Rub it right on the ac-‘ ‘
Officers. 436: men. 5307- or tender. spot. and instantly til
Wounded or missing:
one"! 1141- men 25 365 pain, soreness, stiffness and lemon.
disappbars. Don't stay crippled! all:
a small trial bottle of “St. Jacobsl’b
8PRUGE ”"535“ ilment" from your druggist and limit
"W353 CONT‘NUEomp. A moment after it is app!“
lyou'll wonder what became of t.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.——The price- backnche. sciatica or Iumhago plat,
fixing committee of the War lndus- “St. Jacobs Llniment" stops any m
tries Board today continued existing at once. ltis harmless and doedt”?
prices for New England spruce lum- burn or discolor the skin. ‘
bar umu December 1. abandoning be! It's the only application to rub on
cause of influenza the usual meeting I weak, lame or painful back. or r
with the industry to agree on prices lumbaxo. sciatica. neuralgia. the“ .
for three months.
tlsm sprains or a strain—Adv.
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‘can leaders in contempt for refuslnz.
is understood. was ~to hold macrnnd:
Jury in organization until a Supreme,
Court rulinc could be made on the
decision of the Federal District Court.
here adjudning three Detroit Republi-
DlSPlPSll Al 0le
Pape's Diapepsin Instantly Relieves a
Sour, Gasy or Acid Stomach
When meals hit back and your
stomach is sour. acid. gasy. or ym‘iecl
ifull and bloated. When you have here
'vy lumps of pain or headache from
Here is instant rclicff
. giillshOn’sRemedy for Eindiccsiion. ,
Malaria. Chills and Fever P (PE :
‘ Price 50c ~ 3
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Satisfaction Guaranteed 01' M01185, Just as soon as you cat a tablet or
Refunded two of Papa's Diapepsin all the dys~
[pepsin indigestion and stomach dis-
{reported and so“ By ,tress ends. These pleasant. harmless
Stillson-Powell 0011).. ,ial)lets of Pope's Dlapcpsln n'evcr fail
South Norwalk
to answer questions put to them in
the lnveatfgntion
,Io make upset stomachs fccl fine at
once, and they cost very little at dru:
FOUR DOLLARS
l-‘oar dollars is the rental for spur
of a Safe hall has is our vault in
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Tze Wong. a citizen of China.to attend’
West Point Military Academy. Al
joint resolution has been introducedl‘
in both houses. . l
“Passage of the resolution." said the,
President in a communication accom-I
partying the resolution, "would be re-
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t "ded ‘ n .t f s' ' ' s ‘ ' e ‘
gli'ernrxgn? olaéhi§a.~9°“m ’ b“ "‘9; Hundreds of Mun-z Teachers Use and Endorse Jewell Pganos r ,
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DANBURY MAN IS‘l-IELD I 1 Sacred Heart Convent, Bridgeport, Conn. in pomi of 10a] solid value { pl
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FOR OBTAIN“ HOMES: . h De... SW- 0mm" ° the chctt pianos stand .‘ X
DANBI‘RY. Oct. 29.—Jerry Froscnn- / ;I Having had the Jewctt piano in constant - Q
ti is under arrest hero charged with! i use in Tr colltt'enl,nscl;1010lt.1antl33582132: i3". 111 a Class by .tllCnl..ClVCS.
hm’lnz caused an explosion or (lymp. we are EDDY o wr c a n M n. . a. V . V‘ . l . h
mite late last night which wrecked um. . :03: “iv?" gr-afdflffgféiocghlvtmgg0333;: They hate “ '11 the” Mg
“We “”‘is l’r°”‘""“"““' mm‘“ W” " I ité‘isednmafge :ill continue to enjoy a very reputation bv actual use
com and the home of Paul Anzeal l - marked success. . ~ .
"9’" M" T"" ”Mi“ 9"" ”m ”‘9 ' . Very respectfully. m the homes and studios
I-‘roacantl man was identified whilcl | r a . . ‘ ' .
f'vmking thwnttcmtit. No one was at,- l. ' SISTERS OF‘ MERL Y. Of dlSCI'llllllltllJllg musrcal
home when the explosion occurred; (The Sisters of Mercy have three chctl ,
l-‘roscnntl secured a license for 9x010“ . pianos) , poopla ..--
sle-s a month ago to blast ottt Slumpii _ « —--
A fumilv quarrel is said to have onus-I ’ .
vd Froscanti‘s act. ; - I he 'EWEI I I
CANA-OTA-Nm caeuauv Llsr ‘ I! ,
man- rm. 29-4,“ "nut"! v; NEW woman's FAVORITE \PIANO
Canadian oversea! cat-us I! 9' n-l ill _ .
eluded mo follow-ins name- of New' J.“ .. Sold and Wamnted by STEINERT S. .
“€33.15”: . sip Moderate Tea-Ins. Liberal allowance on piano. a ll exchange
w .l Farley. lawrencc. Mall :‘ ' Other new upright pianos of various makes in
J let-h lean-hard. his"
I: I’ilaun. Dru-fol
It I'lihiaaoa. Lawrence. “a“
(lewd .
J J I‘ll-doll ”indicator, N H.
different style. Complete range of prices from
250 up.
W'sistbsfiomsoftba'fltainwayl’ianoandtbo
muons. the world’s but mm
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