man were or m, '35.; 3
; fine We“; $1.09. mum
orOapsDon
WANTED _ warn-an. ! ‘ 163
WANTED.
trucking.
lll:’.i.‘ first
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ilbl'
soup
twi Second
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3mm.» incl. “4295. r--;il l p-
‘3 ‘tll :ttl\illll'|‘llll"nl.
l t \ in 1:, mornings.
;' .. .lk Tire and Rubber Co.
WANTED
33.me MACHINE OPER-
Amns. PAID - WHILE
L'rARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
5..»or a co., INC.
l t
“ ”3 Hurry.» ~ .‘Hit! ly.»;ii'lo-:>. \
.' THEH‘V
".‘TEO {’- oli ymznu _:ll'l.~ tnr
‘x. . \Iiltl‘l: llI'~.~.h Wt! ('lan»
n‘iTED Fix.» m :-«i\ rmmi rent in
" ~mum t-I: >illtlll (ninth No
l‘ 0. ll." Sentinel
\-E-lz. >»‘
‘."iED \\'. “mild li‘L‘p to phum
tlitmt‘tvur in at mood posiv
M. h
t.. .n l~l IllSllt'llfil’ with lll2~ SN!“-
‘- t<li (w "l‘imtllzi llr" turn 01' Sell!
'- ‘JTED 'l [H' lu‘iu" “1‘ South Nu"-
\\'om:m'.~ [lonelit .\.+
.\lll("'ilb€‘t'>'. l-‘or izr
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(‘tmir
~jum lli~'
i ’ll'l (ll. llit'
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L 1.1 Main stint
tttztit't‘rh.
Albumin.
_il
‘\\'ilruu :n mun, Xvi-walk.
WAN-no ..
Experienced operators on white un-
dergarments. Clean work and good 1
(my. Learners taken and paid while 1
learning. Apply 42 and 46 Water l
sin-vet. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE
Two extra. fine building lots
located in East Norwalk. Con-
Venient to the water and on the
trolley line. . A bargain for
' WANTED-Experienced ‘younéwgirl quick “Whiter.
n u confectionery and ice cream pm-
‘or. I"). Sillwennan. .‘lv‘. Van Zant St. Ii.
Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED- —_Youug woman for sten-
onrnpher and incrt-tary. Must be bright
and capable of assuming responuihility
Write tu‘ :ipply. Employment helm.
Norwalk The A- Rnbber l‘o. ‘
WANTED (‘onipvtant L’.ll‘l for owner-
Jll lll‘llfil‘\\'llll{. inquire- Mrs. James (lol-
I r‘nirt‘ullil Aw.
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nt' refini‘uwm.
liousekt-vrlinz
of».
«ion.
VVANTED—(‘Ullplt'r'
mokm: t'o'.‘ llll‘lllr‘li“(l
*umrrmvnis will find an unusual
pug'ttinitv hg. ~(llllllf4. Phone 57?.
WANTED—Jinn z'md women for 3-
nooks. \\'lilll‘l‘.‘45{‘fi and immoral houseu
I‘Ms. ('.
'_‘.I
(‘zill (.r phone Holt-2.
Employment Axum-y,
work.
l\’ 11:» pp.
A Friend In Need
Is a Friend Indeed
We sold coal to all. barringnf bargains, but none like this. Address»
no one, during the shortage. So
one good turn deserves another.
Do not forget to patronize
W'M. EFFRON
3 Rowan 8t., East Norwalk.
1’.) 441. Tel. 4&1.
W- ... -fi. V. .A-.J
”gorges" 10min.”
PIANO INSTRUC‘LION
‘NINN SCHOOL
lstutiznw and popular timislo touch
swim» in to to 20 lemons. \‘k‘inn Ric
APPLY
J. M. LAYTON & 0., Inc.
FOR SALES—One hundred loads of
cow manor}, also fifteen shades.
East Norwalk. Phone 241-4.
FOR SALE-~0ne 1913 Maxwell
passions-r touring car.
Austin's Garage. So.
Phone l959.
Price 5....u,
‘ F0 R SA LE~-—(‘oinplel(-
set of
quire at Sentinel ofllce for further pur-
ticulars.
FOR SALE 7:! Pigs 8 months old.
Joe (.larlik. “’oquide Ave. East Nor-
walk. Conn.
FOR SALE 9 room house also 10
room house, all improvements. Both
houses in t‘inr- condition.
best avenue in city.
Located in
“'9 have heard
Owner Box 135 N'orwalk, Conn.
g FOR SALE—Ford touring car.
'condition. Price
170.12 NorWnlk.
F i he
reammalile. Phone
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FOR SALE Om- power boat
30 ft. by It it beam. it» horse power.
('nll ()1‘ wrut Eugene F2. lJexen.
lazist Aux. South Not-walk. Conn.
l-‘nl: HALL: Brood Sows with Pigs.
third litter also 1;: December pigs. i.
you want pies: come see these. The
'fji' N:.~_ 4.7:: ‘53:}. _| _. , ~. ; . -. It; .. l"'i"" i-“ right. 11- ('- ”‘3‘”. Post Road _
‘ HTEP : n “13 1 “3 .\,i ‘1 “.0 lily“ Huh.) (ins. MISS” INST- .\ $3.“ llurjoll. Conn. iwilh his divi<lon awarding lo a let‘pr
-' '- . H vs. *7 ‘. .. '~'\=‘.‘é'. 2 : ‘. ; v . 7' ._.,-_.. ;
(1‘ 4 A t. I“ C “ "111' U i: I“ Q 3“ . it t‘ - ’recaived by ‘4!“ mother. Mrs. Barney
61> 'H }»‘t-‘. ~’ '>:i\ 4.1.; :HI WWW. ’::.~ iinzmn :4 root. .‘ou. l . m‘wn {. o » ' ' . . .
P r. a u \ H- m-l'tw rout Offit'e Swain now am; FOR SALE To ('lGSt- esaiatp s room Policy. 0" “mm" mm"- ”“5 mm“"‘“~
1' 1:. . ' I '3' ' I H V I ' ~ 4 ' house. till improvempmgggl 11 :Vilnnd Policy announced in his letter that he‘
' ‘ ‘ ’ “ "’ St. 113‘!er “mum .1. .\lc(‘ann \ r John had enrolled al’nulli the students at n-
,. .. . .._ ___- - . f ‘ ‘
ASHES-4? -...-; “J!" m . wt g; m J. Lawlor, “W911 {college near Baume France and We. ;
3. .. i,“ m. “m 1‘ m“ :11 5 .L “L m __ BUSINESS NOTICES: f’———_.‘--_.;‘ Mim‘- . .-_. . _ _._ -_...-'. taking: a Course in hardness adnilmsi»
l”. . l”; \\';i~l.it::vt»:i > tut WNW-- ..Ford Owners Attention -vamrmg FOR SALE Six-roam house, ball) ”mm“-
1* -!- :5 \\'w';\\ m lonvsl prim-s for superior worl-L find all inlpi-ovemenls. barn and £3121 ’ t. . v).
‘ ' ‘ '“ ' “‘ ("all TM 31"" 'lfll'l‘ '. p 11) ‘md wt ”1‘". .36 “'ilton avenue. Nom‘alk. . A ”11"""11L' man “no must ha i.
. .. . . . . . . . K ' '" ‘ ' ' " ‘ ‘ .. - - '. W loud in his veins
.MAVTED l2.\l‘l.till‘..\< lull .‘llUla- “Mum..- .\' waning w ,4; 10“.. im. — -.- ~~ --. ..-.. —— 3;. m .. .D‘J‘m.‘ 0‘ “31“" b _ ._
.ils ,:'ri:.\ii\' wont; i.nt'.\'.<~ ”aim mil , U ‘ t FOR ssLimflam'msm me" "“9“" “a“ "‘1 in‘rlclm “amp“ "l the “l" “‘2
it‘ :\. \l "i‘ill‘l\\'.<()\' \‘ ('u sut‘Tlt . . . . . . ewtlplaop in town. All Standard maucs , whipimg on exhibition in “ :muw wln~
‘ . . . V ‘ ' '"" “'” {”11 97.95. Sream \lllt'nrliz'nr" work . {F l” l kwood &.
‘»_ = l ' ( . ,—- y . .L. r f . 7 . , .7. tl¢i\ it (lit ‘HOTO 0 . .. 10C
» \--l\- "-\~\ .slltiitlllétx.» i.\ >..\l..\ l.i.>.~‘l.\-\ pummm-etl.»- \Vebb Broth :~ .3 Sn two-pour it is made (mm a single'
" _-.._--.. ._._.”. ’-‘» A shot". t-zhy >lsH-ill for llUllll' slum: \l~in Mm” ‘. ~' . . _
- u 7 \ 'l‘ "x lt-ln H -o q. .1 f.,~ l9'(‘l'l"' ‘ h H ' . lat piece 01 clear pine from a. plank:
u‘v‘AVTED til'lfliAT-ilis taxman i.“ “'L ‘ “:0- -‘“- ; .‘- ; ;) ' Wuphawd m a local lumber “my.
. ... .. . . p. ... ., m lillll""l‘. .- t tl‘ ss lulu-rs _ llll‘ - . , ,1 .. '
7 ' “1' “\‘A (’5 lil..\i>iilt'lil.\vh‘.w\l Shortli md Stamford ('nnn To LET ,whivh has been split and t‘aned into
*itVIi l,:t"l"i‘t).\'litll.l~? .\l.\( ill.\lu “‘ ‘ ._ “ ' ithc gomblance of a vase. with brightly,
'A . ll-T'l“ "V SH\\'I‘\:(; AIA‘WHXH' [SOUTH Not-ENALK l IVE POULTRY 1‘) [151‘ > 3 VL‘I')‘ pleasant 1.00“," P“ COIUI'Cll flowers alfi0:“'hllll‘d from bill“.
-» ~~ ._-- - -‘*———-—--——-—“'—“' ; MARKS-T “V" "Um't‘nicnw for li-"ht housekeepinc of wood. ornamenllm: |t_ It is attract—
: it 5‘l1'2 .-' "' 3.? Al! 2212‘ ‘ :- '- _~ 3 ' J. , ' .
A \TED 0. (h .H m M.‘ _l .Hn. l'miltrv of all kinds sold alive or lziii- . U, 'H {r I (ion 8" \o. I\m .1118 “‘“Oh attention.
1: .l i‘...—- “flu-v hulllll .\oi\\:i‘l\. ‘ . .. “ally ______.
god and dressed whitt- von wait. [91. ‘ ._
' 1Mr" "1 Bouton ‘s‘ll‘PC‘l .-. ‘ ' Papers Were flied In ”I9 “Nib"
. " “‘ “ ' ‘ ' ' TO RENT Lower part of house l Colll‘l in Bridge-pelt vesterduv by Sel‘l
. - x l IZJ HM: and \‘~ifv' for form AUNlON PARCEL DELIVERy__f.j(f.' omits. Are ’n good condition. Port im- gear“ \Villiam F, Croal. of this cityn
: . ~‘«.\w’l;. llllll'llt-ltl Farm. \Voll- \‘.’:ll‘ll J. Flzth'fl‘tr. lIl‘OPl‘iNF’r‘ Tru")k< lll‘livmnonts. Rent moderate. J. M. LaY- against his Wife, Ethel \V- Croal. mi
, . .. .,. ~ . ;ll\ ’ .1 it”. jug. long distance hauling. LII—"1t ”m g, (- - “V. 3 - , , ‘ .. , , . . . lute divorce-
" " 4 NW“ ‘ i‘ 1 'nnl hoary it‘ll('liln,’:. Office telephones U , “who“! AH. :WhWh he .353 ‘0‘ an ab“) Croalf
' ‘ " ' 1281. :(w house connection. t ' ‘on statutory gmfindfi Sergeant ;
LII;ERTY BONDS TO LET—ALI room apartment xnvor‘ wk” 59”de with distinction With the
!) "‘Hlltitilt‘rl'nlh bought PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING M450“ “0."! Grocery store. To mlults'lynned Status] Marines oversea? and:
1m.- midi, idemratlng, painter. oupplleo; wall only. For further particulars inquiioww soverely‘ wounded at Chateau»
\',.\,‘- York 5“,.“ Ex— paper, uptoqlate styles, lowest prices, at Old Well (‘izar (‘0. office. lTlilPl‘l‘y. has recently been honorabl.‘ .
._ 4.1mm: lll‘lt'9~ for Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on .-.._ w- M... - .. *__ disphargm {mm me “twee. He map.
. 1-3.3.” \\ .- will will] in- Ade-rs solicited. Tel 400. Alexander. 'm i.1£'l‘~—r_)n April 1511:. 9:; So. Main ried Ethel Waterhouse in 1919- M“ 9”
>--\' in utntt- :ulttml White. 61 1-! Ely 83911119. St. First floor. -i rooms. some improvr- let! him soon afterwards.
5.. . .1... 1..“ rm l! .- ,._..__- ._ ....—— —~——~m;---~~--"-:l men's. lnq. Mrs. S. A. )‘ouirrs. 2H .;..-.--_...r —
b‘ l . i‘ r ‘. t l'. l‘vl'. howl TRU~CKl~F97Peth erdflgxf‘l‘ €3.30? East .\\'(’., East» Norwalk. or ’l‘ln- Gor-1 .
s- ' S‘v -: 9-H. I lfo liltilil 1.an rug :l.w..ince mu urg .‘ \g - P ham (‘o.. lZ-j \Vashinkton St. 3
\ w 1 - :1" pm;- rm.“ my. .'. (mmrm— monue. I‘ulfil . (Jinn i. .
.. . .. » '.;..t i=;' 11.9: lmim (‘nun Tel.1892. ‘ —_ '" ‘ . ’ . our new
; 5-1”. 3H1 ;:(v 13.3,, “In“ TO LET Large furnished front room
- - 5.1... l‘ll ; lit.‘.\ tum; "I“ H ‘- ';.:,: for one or two gentlemen. Inquire 3i ~
ALL CASH WAS PAID HBEMSTITCH'ING “‘ust. \‘Vashinaton street. in considerable measure will
' uttons Covered ._..i ‘ -
IMMEDIATEFSE ‘ ‘ Mar. bang and Furs Remodeled TO LET r. rooms at .17 Spring sir-pm. depend on whether you have
. ii p: iSI‘II. l‘l‘ .‘W‘YV'. Ilhl~ Hf.‘ ‘ . .. ~ . ' ‘ ,- . . . . .
r. ; . _.-..t “Mar 3; -._..1 pm .it. :2. 8‘ N MTUTgtLE SSHO§ Inquire Mrs. R.Tailm.16 GlfnthEQl.‘ the right W8 connectmm.
- n l . .1 ' ',' ttx‘l i‘ flnil“. . ll. ' ’3 . 3.111 . o. orwdk. T‘l 1872-12. _ '
I, .‘. fi‘.‘..’..',’- ‘ ‘ ‘ ' * »_ ‘ ‘ __¢ Get mtouch With us, andopen
1= -‘ ‘7' -"~' ,: ‘ ”"3 5" ’ “”3" are DANCE PLANNED ‘ 3”“ TO LET 3 rooms at as Tavlor av“: 29. Savings Account at once.
' ‘ FOR PUTNAM HOSE co. nue. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 3'6:
v V I 1 "‘i V -1
1' “Afll‘Eb SCH“ :‘RTZ' AND COMPANY l Grove street. or telephone 1852-12. ‘ .
. lil'itlut'tml“. illitl Stam- , w .. "“_ _._.‘.. _ ‘ . ...._; ‘LL NOIEY DEPOSITBD
. i H g , f (' ,mnmrve. x with ”."fl 'llltlf'l may i'nr a dance- 10‘ " S' . . ‘1 t Crosgr
_‘ _' H” M h ' _ ‘ . . J ln- thll Jointly 13:: the Putnam Ho‘su TO LET ,, 1).. ‘o‘jm? 21.67., .1 i ON a main APRIL
3”.- ‘\ arner Bluldlnfi'. 5 WW (‘UIHDHIU' and ("monitor 1. (‘onnec._ Street. Sonia new alh. Fluiat 0012; j
. - . . “ l ‘1. ~ ‘ . \- ‘3- . .- ‘ fi 1;. ' hire of l“. D. wton.
8-3 Falrfield A‘C. .111" u "hull .(lud'lll... on hiitla}, Apnl Rent ‘1‘ Eng 1 10.13 m DRAW IM'
. . t—-_J. “filth i'ltimlrw to ho one. (it the m Bayviuw avenue. t
‘ v‘.‘ hthk frOIll R. R. Stat‘on biggest and brfil tn-ltl ill the, Artur“) : 151'
) _‘ . ‘ lliin‘ season. lltn‘t-H of music as well ’—"" ”"""*~“_‘—-._" 5. T FROM um '
”I ldEQDOl t' Lonn' ‘ as (lunf'vrs “ill have u Chant-~- to enjoy TO LET A, pleaszm four room: w
“Hing. until 5 P m‘ themselae‘s as the committee is plan. fll‘ill‘il’dém on Ann street ox;ADril\13t.t >
—-- f __'__.__ ning on an (H’Cl'fi'sll‘tl of fifteen to Inquire at 2 “'est avenue. oulh 1'01"4 , - . W
GARAGES. twenty pier-es which will giro a can walk ’ Deposit a. cam d
..-. ._..-. , _.. Certl bvlm'ft' the“ (lattice. 1ll will beA ' . mount I‘M each W0“.
‘ fl .‘ ‘ ‘ mate llil l‘Olll lf‘ Psi p ayers nf ii.“ . ‘ ‘ , 1 , . .
5'1()R 3‘s (1AR:\(IE the local orchestras who will giro r. 1‘03: SALE’ fo'opert) 2’92 East Ale.” find the 1"!“- I‘ln m
;-. .g. n; l:;x- “my when every. concert before the dancing begins. Zarzr Norwalki A flfie'dwemflg 0‘ l“ . ‘
l' ~ "1. -: \ Lg'x; Q. '1. l.‘ \nUi' (“31‘ ill __._....._. rooms a“ W“ WMIS. Gil-1"; ”u‘
l .12; _' t audition if um Vigil RAlMBOW DlVlSlOtl DUE SOON. 111:0. Large liberal lot activation: 1-9! ‘ ‘ v
tf';.-n:w Fur-i repriirine a <00 “'ASHINGTON' April 4‘_ASSI~3'"' trolleyrailroad station and stored. ,, mm .
, l. .31 . ‘ - ment of the complete 42d tRainbow) ; Sale price, “50¢ . -l . s
. H'- “.13.. lltlt. ”Pd: t> tired Oll‘ Division [0 early convoy home was an-l ‘ i ,5 . :7, ‘ s . ’ , .1 _
i ‘ lililll‘l'l‘ll Place. South Nor'wnlk, nouneed today by the \Var Depart: As: m T l
3 J... mont. ‘ . . 7‘ '
a Scum». Want Ad
\
, #121; Sentinel, Want Ad.
i
In t
quire or Peter O'Hara. Howard Aw.“
in
Norwalk. Conn ‘
. 0 ill“ 1
nishmgs for first class restaurant. lll':
272 .
Joseph? Davis t;
“Walnut-nuns:
mm
City News;
Edward J. Flaherty. the second dis.
gtrict tmckman. has purchased a new
. Republic truck.
dudge James T. Mullins" and ('linton'
;C. lluhhell nude :1 business trip Lot
ijridzeport today. l
‘ Tempted by the mild and cloudy:
.wcnther with a southerly bfeg‘ixW 9
inumbor of disciples of lsanc “2- a,
Earp whippinx the local stream.»-
ftrnui today.
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Snappy styles in Spring 54th tori
”wrung men and women are 'attrnctlnzi
«much attention at Conneallv & mack.
:en‘s when» u specialtv is made of Show!i
,for young People. 1
m l
Baby carri-iges and go carts are the
seasonable offering in the advertise:
imcnt ol‘ Ruvuioml & 80a who have a
ibig and vnrind stud: of children‘s fur-l
{nituro at rorv reasonable prices.
3 _ w :
People u no know and appreciate the K
{Lest cuts of prime beef. and milk fedi
iveal will tiu'l an extra high érade o!
teach at Schultze's Sanitary Market‘t;
:at tho IFUal low prices. Read the h“;
iadvcrtiso-nwnl in this pupcr. ‘,
i i
~ Sam (‘ i‘u‘elvr, who served during
‘ lhc lllll‘ “or with the 102nd Regiment ;
'l‘wcntr-Sixxli Division. will not return(
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evening at her home on Highland are.
ceased was but thirty-seven years of:
age and is survived by hcr husband!
-; Everything 1.. Boys’ Wear At
CONNORSume
“BOYS’ 0 N STilRE”
‘ A store where a boy will feel right at home-n dc-
careful attention as his “Dad’s.” A department wherein
to find the newest things at the earliest moment. Where
quality,‘style and service are reflected in every purchase.
A real Boys’ Store. 5 rvised by a man experienced in
the ways and needs 0 youthful America. '
' 2-13anis suits are equal to
SPRING REEFERS'
For the Little Fellow
Splendid assortment
Reefcrs in all wool mix—
tures: in the newest
The tailoring and materials in “Rough it"
much higher~priced garments. The fol»-
rics are of the newest spring patterns and
up—tn-tho-minutoV in style. You’ll likt'
their “hang“ and “fit"—_-thcy’rc a real
Roy‘s Suit. ‘-
Boys’t Smart Suits
With Extra. Knickers
Exceptionally well tailored
Variety of styles. 3
14.85
in a
“f. Spring
Good selection of fair 3
cy woolens. Sizes 8 p
o
to 18 ......... . . . . . . . models. Sizes 3 to 10
M
Everything ‘ ~ _ Boys Served
For 7 ’ 4~ Ii?" Rirg
_ Boys. and Dad.
“The Boys’ Own Store”; .
1152-54-_56-58 Main St. mfiéfifii‘i‘“ 1370 State St.
Also Hutton! an fie? Brihin.
we PAY CARFAHE TO OUT-0 F-TOWN PATRONS. ASK FOR rr.
3 Methodist church will omciate and in-
terment will be made in Storing,
' Conn. at the convenience or the fam-
‘ Mrs. James MacPhail.
MrsJames MacPhall died early last att's. New arrivals
The de~.' tly. Kindly omit flowers. -
turnnnsnnoflmsemr
or, WAR names
w...
nue. after a short illness.
“‘—
her mother. one brother. Edward La-
serin of Norwalk, and six small Chll',
dren. James. Anna, Edward, Howard.
3 vertised today.
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Harold and Helen. t Continued from l-‘iht 12.32. S. L. Benedict M the
The funeral will _be held Sunday af—; store on North Main 5“.“ M
lei-noon at 3 o‘clock from the inlet 2 “ ' ‘
The display in the local window is.
the finut yet seen in Norwalk and.
among other things int-lunar three
home. Rev. John J. Snavely. pastor"
of the South Norwalk M. E. chafinf
will oliciate and interment will be-
mado in Riverside cemetery. Automo-
bile rortegf‘.
3 condition. while the omens are ruszco;
l and useless. due to hard usage and em:
, posure. A Yankee-British and a Ger Mr. Benedict.
‘ man helmet, a British 4 inch exploded
Funeral of Maior Crockett
izons was .shown last evening when} shell. A French, British and German
lal‘gP delegations from ”19 Masonlt . bavonet. a box of machine gun ammo
street. gas-mask and identification tag and a
Old Well L0dg“- N0. 109' F- and A‘ carbine nrenlao exhibited. The collee— Both cars were
BL attended in :1 body and conducted
the very impressive Masonic burial, a,“ of its kind to a 1. in Norman: , . 3
service. John K. Finch, the worship— and shows m {Ineligible gas was parties inttmsted.
in] master. presided and all present efl‘ectivel)- fought by the Yanks. . I
were impressed with the character of. _
his work. A passage of Scripture was
read by Rev. Frederick Jacobs. pastor
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church. and George H. Him: sang
“Sometime “'81; Understand." ex: vacancy
large number of oral pieces attest , . p q:
the respect and goodwill borne him Thomas F‘ Dowd “as-9‘3“?“ ‘0 f"
by his we: friends. “’9 P "’-
This morning the body was taken to
’oodlavn comm hr Wt
and was accompanied to its in! rest Ho. 1. Ancientroi‘der o: Hibemiannn. the accident;
in: 91109 '3' a number 0' m" meal.“ as: night, Vice-President Michael 5. tailor! with Mr- 0’C
At a regular meeting or the. Court figured in 11‘”
Nanak F. of A. last night Sharia A .
Dm- was elected mm to w the “he“ 5°“ Gambit,
in the ofllco 01 TreaBMr. as: street. was
taxi driven by
from Ewan” film he in. a W. Lyons was elected president to all the Wattles were «tisfactofilw .
imymusedhythedmhotaunmtuplflned thing's; 7
MchnhyMMnMcDonoughmnm Walton!!!”
dent for many years.
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partinent “here a boy’s vmnts are studied with the some,
BOYS, “Rough It” Z-P ant Suits!
“'onderfull jy' attractive thins
w. . . ,. _ . ' _
DEA'HIS AND FUNEW t noon at 1:30 o‘clock. Rev. Harold 1:}.
- l “’UWR ”35’0" 0’ the East Avenue women’s west are attracting ta‘o a
over—v dopifrtment at Tristram It ”‘-
in Taffeta ' '
wash silk waists, pretty silk and t +
erbloom petticoats and a big
lmfint of gloves and neckwear are
evening and left the key “I?”
Fortunately it was-noticed in? the
_ . core on the bent who 10km! the .
9 German Tlfif-‘S. one of which is in goaiand left the key u police headq ‘
where it was claimed this morning
- . .. , Innis Shimke, of 9 Thomas
The esteem which Major William G.‘ shell. ”.0 French 755 “mus, also on was taking his first lessons “ . .;
‘ (‘rock »tt was hell in h' his fellow clt- . ' '_ -' *
t l 3 ploded. and a monster Bl'ltl'ih 8 inch 3. car last evening from Willie.
or 36 Lexigton avenue and WEI: 1
n‘atornity and the South Norwalk 0‘“va nition and unexploded shells, a car ing up Ely ai‘enue bill be hec u“
of Which ll? W85. a respected member.. 1“de clip for 3 1,8313 machine gun, fused and drove. Mr. Akou‘
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i altfllded the funeral it D W ‘1‘» a complete Hun breast plate. it her into the little)? owned and m.
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