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Norwalk Tire 8; Rubber Co.
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THE BOOK CORNER. 251 FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 23th STREET. NEW
NORK CITY
W \NTED Furnished room with or
'\' In: 1 board in private fillilii".
' 1; mt-l l‘ill't' m Sentinei.
WANTED—Experienced zirl
m. wrmditl and waitress. Small film--
in"
‘il ‘7 r» Hurt, Hickory Blul'i'. Phone
9.: . “ r {’
WANTED ~(lentl-imtln would like.
«mum “'llilOlll
so ashore with
Adm-Ass ‘l.
S~ ll= moi,
iié‘fli‘ 01‘
L‘nrul.‘ box it." (‘ill'(‘ of
WANTED Salit‘siilliy. Must be ex
1.. unwed in cloaks and suits. Simuly
])ii~'li‘.llll. A'tlply (‘. .l. Milllx. “fashion-
lull .‘5.
- WANTED omerrvruus ' (ix
, :Hnl'sxc trillissx-zs. Goon PAY AN!)
swur'l' nouns u’r: (HVH RWI'S.
r us” \\.‘A.\"l‘ Pill-ISSHRS. 68 “'A-
41: “MIR HARRIS & HANS.
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and turningr shoes‘.
l’nirm St., City.
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'\ l't-spozlS‘iblt‘ party. without chil-
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WANTED-Wouum (white) (omen;
r'w V‘.“"‘l in laundry and cleaning. Beau-i
iil'nl ('Ulli‘lll'f’ homo. High wages.‘
M':r:--. (‘Elii or phone 1730. David}
Sl'vu m. Norwalk. ' ;
‘NANTED—~\\'til'k. “'omen want to,
washing and ironing. Fulien.‘
r. 'le‘ stl'oet, Not-walk.
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\lltlress "Board“ Sentinel office.
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'lh-iver" ("are of Sentinel
‘ «NTED——Fom cars commute/mi9
rim- :my year. If you want t0'
ll lltllie Ave.
LIBERTY BONDS
Denominations bought
for cash.
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Al: the New York Stock'Exa
'"flllL't? closing prices for
ultimtltly we paid with in-
nut to date added
‘ it for a $100 3%??? 1947 bond
'-_’ for a $100 lst 4% 19!? bond
3 ‘ :3 for a $100 2nd.4% 1942 bond
- .. .1 for a 3100 lot 43.1% 1947*bond
5 ~: n4 for a 3100 2nd 414% 1942 bond
2"l for a $100 3rd 41.4% 1988 bond
3.
ALL CASH WAS PAID
INDIANS
all in person, or send‘ bonds by
r. 45~if‘i‘€‘d mail. if you mail in‘tbe
bonds we remit by postal money order
n. ., return‘mail. ‘
CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
liwmbcr Bridgeport and Stam-
. .- -rd Chambers of Commerce,
207 Warner Building.
83;]?‘WA ..
0 me block frankstaflon i:
.(lesk. Minn be in good condition. "K.
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- St. afiéxgrwnil; ,
mavens-Would like in purchase mm condition. or will exchange for a and mum “"1"“ “mm“ “'9'“ ‘ :
second-hand mahogany 'KniCkerbor‘kel"
p... .'
('21 re of Seni‘inei.
\VAN’i‘i'fiil ~Boy to learn the pl'inting'
bllfiinecx Fin»,- opportunity. Schumann
Art Print. lint-lo of Post office. 30. V’Dl“
walk
WANTS-Dwt’oltnc men to learn lint.
inaliiinL’. (:oo'l pay while. learning. (‘10
till .\'- Knapp (‘0.
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WANTED . Young: man to learn bak-
ery business. Banner Bakery. 3 Mon-
mu Street. ‘ '
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WANTED»~Girls for second shift. 3'
to it p. m. Apply. American =La Den-‘
telle. Inc.. Regent St., E. Nomlk.
WANTED-4503' for delivery. Apply
New York lllllter 8; Figs: Market. 27 S.
Alain St.
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Tt) Ll'l’l‘fil room apartment to adults
only. Item $9 Second floor. rear, oVol‘
L‘onneally 6; Hrncken’s Shoe store. For
further parluulars inquire at Old Well
(.‘lgar Co. -
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TO LET t.” rooms at. 37 Spring street.
inquire Mrs. It. ’i‘nrlm‘. 16 Crow; street
via-52.12.
TO RENT re'i‘wo apartment .1 roams
with all improvements. 3:: Cove Ave.
Norwalk. Rent 314. inquire F.’
vitlllps on. premises.
Hat st
TO LET ‘3 rooms‘. with all modern
improvaluonta. 14 Hanford. Plage. So.‘
val‘WuUC. inquire ~li. Joseiovelkv. E.
Nurwtlik, Phone 1808.
TO LET A pleasant
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walk.
To LET—.3 room apartment overi
Nelson Hort Grocery store. To adults-
only. For further particulars inquilcf
at Old W’t’ell Cigar Co. office.
To LET rooms at 96 Taylor are»;
into. inquire of Mrs. R. Talllov. 16‘
Grove street. or telephone 18 " '
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To. LET Six rooms
street. South Narwallt. First floor?
Rent $13. Enquire of F. I). Lawton.‘
lo Bayxietv avenue. ‘
at 6 Cross.
0mm 1" ' L .
1a: m" Wands or
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‘two days old. Phone 886. Mrs. Nova‘k
iter 6 n..nl. Call Angelo
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ron SALE—White Pekln Ducklings.
Iilghalnd avenue.
; annulus-inn. Mm?
10:30” I. Ila-m tum.» m
diam: m it. an. ”I“
o! W’s Stock Mt. in sharp con-
tmt to the at initial skul-
ha in the. dam on; the
M n. which mood
noun 1 to an almoot : point, innum.
ems speculative dune. w“ mun.
attributed”!!! mg i turn of: drop t‘
at the Police .Q .nce. Selling
presume was directed chiefly am,“
Bhlwul. oily. motors amt "M: .u ...
pomfir’itiefi‘and‘mmmenu. l._ 3.
Boot held better than other an; .. m-
the-same class and, Hills Shaded only
nominally.-
FOR'SALE—Al hie \Vagon, Friday
from R to 5: Fresh Steak Cod 12 1-2c
‘lb. Fire lb. Flat Fish 25c. Large Shad
25c lb. Sliver Bass 4 lbs. 25c.
Matinee” Rhoda Inland day
old- chicks. Superior stock. Address:
so sjen Vi'?“' .-\"e. Tel 38;
FOR.8ALE—~i)odge Touring car 1937
Ford iourlng ear. Must be in 206d con-
dition and good tires. Phone. ”03-2.
Nerwaik,
FOR SALE—«Gas runfle and hub)
carriage. Mrs. Gibson. 2 Brersluy St.
Norwaik. Ct.
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FOR_SALI£——One good fresh cow. in
quire of Andrew Mnnek, West Cedar
St. 50. Norwnik.
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FOR SALE~Chiclten house.» 9x30
part of long house. Good condition: iod of any Norwnlit boy yet goo.
Reasonable price.
tine].
FOR SALE—‘A than
“C. I)" care of Sen-
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ce for a good
:sound and centlo horse. weighs 1500.
work singlo or double. May be. seen af-
Saltarelif.
Phone. 1025. N. Taylor Ave. S. Non»
. Walk.
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Mme-t. East Norwalk.
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FQR SALE—‘1 work horse. 2 wagon
1 upright piano. Gardens plowed. In'
quire 6| Ely Ave. or Tel. 722.
FOR SALE~Hign m-a'du‘ Soil.
Stiff Hat samples.
and
Ronsonablo price.
' The llreyer Hat. C0.
Excellent condition. Slip covers, entitle
tire pump. chains, completer equi
pod. Bargain. Frank T. llntchins, SM-
vermine. Conn.
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FOR $ALB——PR.OPHRTY
jSeaview two-flue. inquire ol~ Leslie
Gamble. ~
FOR SALE—Poultrymen. Milan.
Sill chPl‘iPm'ed 0" apartment. on Ann street on April 18t.§3_000 Leghorns and Red Chicks 6'01?
R. 0- Tl‘ifi' Inquire at 2 \l’cst avenue. South N0?‘>“'ednesday 250 safe arrival.
post one
;paitl. Leghorns .20 after April 13. A. B. 5 pilal he was transferred to
Hall. Phone 153-14 Walllngford. Form
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Situated on a or".
Over-looking ollr city.
rooms with all improvements, 7 acted
of land over 100 grape vim-s. man)
fruit trees. “.00". For further partl-
cuiars.
H: mm, 9
--_; Ask 1mm T. Hayes ‘
Ho. 7 hill 3%., mm
1-811. 3811th 1
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FORDv REPMMNG AND HOUSE
wmmG '
Valves ground, carbon removed $2.50
Transmission bands rellned and put in.
van furnish lining $2.50. Roar end (JV-g
erhaulcd xx “"10“! parts $4.50. Complete:
overhauling without. parts $25.00. Elec-l
tric fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and:
repaired estimates on house wiring-i
F. J. Flaherty. 4 Charles St. E. Nor-ll
walk. ‘
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night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937 .
Romano and lCutrone. Props.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERYo—Ed-:
ward J. Flahorty, proprietor. Tmck-‘
in. long. distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Office telephbnes;
1581, 300 house connection. 5
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TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local;
and long distanoe'hauling and trucks
mg. 7.1 Osborne avenue. East N m: ,
Conn. Tel. 1892.
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TYPEWRITER ONE WITH EXI’ER‘
iENCE 1x HAT mORY PREFER-
ERED. APPLY R. a w. HAT_SHUP lNC.
;cnoss 4'.» RIVER 51‘s.. Nonw.\t.x.i h
CONN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
liave you $8.730 to $6,000 to invest
in a business you can manage your-
self and that will pary you from 822 to
$50 a day? “’riteG. D. Berotb. Pilgard
Bldg. Hartford Conn. .
LOST.
LOST-A Gold brooch between Mad-
ison street and Ely avenue. Finder
:wiii be, rewarded by leaving same nt',
Sentinel office.
LOST-A new black horse whip.
Tuesday about 4 o‘clock. Will the per-
son who found it please leave at the
South Norwalk Club. Jan. A. E‘uller.
sou-m noawnnlc st POULTRY;
MARKET ‘
Poultry of all kinds sold alive or kill-
ed and dressed while you wait. Tel:
1562. 21 Bouton street.
y yap have any junk» and socond
band furniture, sell it to the right man.
*H. Jung and‘fAsh. Phone 499, 37_ Fort
V:
WOMAN cmso wrnj PAIN.
' Thousands of women work today
ca. 2726 3rd St...0ceaa Purkfllli.
.m: “I had to ottMflurintr-y
:my hip pained me so I
Bridgeporme
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FOR SALE—at house together withi >
'two acres of land for sale at 8 Ilridgo manta. he was lindl)’ u-anst'ermd 10 acidiet'b' at Nol‘oton yesterday in
FOR SALE--~0voiland touring can}
T0,completed as
MAKE OI'T FACTORY FORMS ON‘“W“C*‘G '3‘"-
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:nilments that can be relieved. Mm. I...
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lboyoéirork. My/ buck-W So, 3130
~ Won- 8L. Noon—Offerings of ”in
first half hour were easily abgorlg..1.
due his!!! to the Strength of U. a
Steel. which mlliod‘oier a point.
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'ments, «pecuni- General Electriftu
Bulimia Loonmotll’o. American Loco-i
imotive and Wmimse also rubbem}
i'I'he movement alum Shippings and
implore continued uncertain, hovrever,
’lo 3 pointo- 36.05. There was $99.».
impolite mun; off of activitv nmonx
grails. but that M improved on the
strength of Southern [Incitic and Texas:
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He spent the shone“ training ‘1 '
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war. as inside of three weeks he x..-.-
on his way to France.
lie had been assigned to the. 12m aged 27. years. The tum-r
Machine Gun Battalion. Fourth Divi-
sion and immediately after debarking
overseas. his battalion was sent to
the front lines and its pmlimtnaryi
if
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'Chateau.'1‘hierry. one of the
est. conflicts of the war. Emerging!
{solely from this battle. he went to;
itho Vosle River sector. where he2
remained for a while and after tak-‘
in several. '
in: part minor anaflo-
’lhe Argonne Forest. .
For fifteen days. the Norwalk boys
fought in this forest. Which was ln-l
3: [93'9“ “”1 “180N119 Run neats_ and Friday afternoon. .
tin Spring Glow- mmeterv.
torn by shells. One day. after he
had gone for sever“ hours without.
,water. he crawled along the ahollyl
i ploughed fields with snot her Narvmlk i
they and came upon a muddy pool of‘
water. They drank zrt-edily of the:
liquid for they had' minted long and.‘
shortly after wax-o taken violently ill .-
and it was lilt‘il learned the pool hadlx
[been poisoned by the retreating-
‘Huns. »
The Algunne “'ood was. his lash!
.ensagement and after :1 well opined
treat in France he set sail for home
'and landed at. Newmrl News. Va.. on?
Manual-14th. 1919. It was then the‘:
‘ltold on him and. “.mma
plate nervous it do n. The short}
. pellod that had e' upsed rom the time,
lilo had left his llamv and «loved Ones
in Nut-walk to when he landed at the,l
lfmnt was very short and was more
otlmn the ordinary man cotud’sland.
9 After treatment at .1 Vi niu Hoa-
e‘Hoa-
pital No. 16, at West Haven. where
it “:‘s thought for a whilehe would
.nm .m‘. He was visited on several:
not-a ions by his family and friends"
and wax! always in the boat of spirits.
He had been failing rapidly for the,
past few days and at 5 o’clock this;
lmnrning he quietly panned into thei
iGreat Beyond. leaving behind him a
’memory which will always remain]
adored. '
Corporal Leonard is survived by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.e
Leonm-d. of Woodbury avenue, three;
brothers, Leo. John and Walter. and
by four sisters, the Mines Catherine,
Margaret Susie and Madeline. The
funeral arrangements have not been
yet. but will be an-
PEOPLE’S TRUST co. sLacwou.
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The annual meeting of. the stock-
olders of The 'People'a T1):
i puny for the election of directors for
‘the ensuing year was held Monday.
April 2]. The following directors
; were elected:
Charles F. Mills. M. M. Lee. Thomas
Robins. A. 1). Wadsworth, M. 1).. Mor-
ris Epstein. A. J. Collins. John W.
Olmstead. James E. Elm. Luther M.
i Wright. Edward W. Hubbeli, Thoman
'Canty. Jr. Stephen Noyak. Isaac
Church, Joseph A. McElroy. Way.
Keogh. ~
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Have your Ford required and ovar-
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parts only. used.
WELL.
PIANO melanomas.
WIN!!- ””001:
Ragtime and popular tmuslc mush
anyone in to to ands-sons. Win Me-
thod. studio rim. Mon, Tuel, Wedm
mg. m. to 9 p. us. Phone 11352., no!
,Wal, 11‘. "(our street. , South Bantam, op‘
matte Post Office. Studio now open.
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'Clay alreet. harem ‘
home here. effort» vlait in New Your
.cily. ’ 5
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BED IN MPHAL. his home. 79 Main street. Norwalk.
‘. morn:
. again delayed a start it; the proposed
at ConaW
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pinned-strength '9 shown by "Q“lp‘gxfn and at'. Ill-r home in Walpole.
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t; .altana Miselnndlno. wife
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"' bommlo Miserendino died at hel Ithvouzh HHll'lilh is believed to have
“home 340 Main met» this mornincpmnsed Franco- Blush. of 5m Shelton
'vill hegslt‘eel. to drink a poisonous mixture
fflday‘g'yesterdav. Death followed shortly af-
lwld from St. Mary}: church .
it: at. .I o'clock the burial follow-I
' coupon notes,
and 4:41pm- cm."‘mmuty «not
WuQMM«mNWYMMth
'down the Atlantic coat from. rout-
loud,
. . ithat fa
ted to her duties at thc horwalk High ‘Matne. could find no moi-hot for their u n ugh mam "I‘d" i‘ w“
.rchool after a pleasant Vlwlion‘ Sm‘l.”°m°“
at her homo-in “mllmnntic. 6w] l .. _ 2 and neat to his home
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"Manama-atomi- man it .,
“it. It)“ and okk‘lke. who W».
. ~ {the habit. of run; confide-till
mm on. far have been! for 1‘“ 01ml! ”“1““ It:- ‘
which may 339 “yen. 1?; abroad: new. '1 "1‘ 3..
'W m of a well-tumult local man in shit
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out. A“ not“. 21.00:: “do
"ad minim-:1 may. may.
pull in Mum nit tho “*0:
fdm did: very M lot on-
noteo It" “In. tho 3 35*
0W neuritis. “
The W Wood M toduy
but seventy-tom: communities. nun - . M can.
the too por cent; at including Rut- ' an" "i" ”'1' . d 'nm l
“mm.“ B in mm!“ mainland A. new”
The Victory amp mung“; was the soldier v.» ‘ mp his (in "1
reached. today at San. Dim. cu. {"ur a maple . l nice French "dead“
From there the U. S. 8. CMO will a". wfltor “A $5.3M“, of. u a“
with one oi. the spool.- "a. he CM
imit- tired of his ammwom” lunch:
Mlle '1» a rounds! ran... Upmnmtoly .
“m1.“ of W’u‘ vii-2v: maimed the NM
"if‘tim and lli‘ It. ..-. V
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Its med data-Inland in m anon
boot-lotions.
Captain W. 8. Wells. of the
ship Kentucky tidal-Mt:
Hahn. in u... ,“r‘, m“ :mm'u friend an..-
rmers of Aron-rock County, than r melted will too late.
and consequently were not‘ _ d. M to the n4
n”. ly‘tn‘tfio ' A road and ran on? he”. . . i II“
"Amootock Couty “'9‘, .
mod-o Ono-n ou' then of the trflbIe for the «itm' wife got uni .
mg: halagcm m t”? We ‘11., mer “WI. mmm- it “234‘“ h; .
to not: out dub-cm ”mg?" moaned nu ooMM‘s- W“ I!" ““"LUWE
now YORK. Aural Zt—Vidlory Mich W “W “‘0‘“ W W”
Lean subscription: m by banks (.‘_t:‘_(-W;| north-re, ' '
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APPMATIOH mun»
Gorernnr alum H. W a-
terduy approved the qunmrly *‘ ..
. priutfin‘for therfllddleoex ’
for “.500. and an order by the can. “a
taut general on the mow-liar”? L
$500 for Ordnance repaint at the stub:
3mm. ’ '
0n. application of the Ne! Y“...
New Haven & Hultford Run“ .
Company. Governor Holcomb m”
day appointed John J.- Wlnn of.“ ‘t. ‘.
sted and Joseph J. Rooney of. W * '
bury. railroad policemen.
situation, int-,coupu the tnctdenr that
'g.
No But of the Second District.
which includes Fall-field Conniy.‘
totalled $115,113,150 at 10 a_‘
m.. today. a gun at MMSGO over
last night's figure of $88,389.60".
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Bridgeport. April 24,—Deapondency
lemma.
in: in St. Mary's comer): She is:
training was secured in the battle oflsurvived by her hunbami. two “titan-l
grout- : and two brothers.
Veteran John R. Hallowoll ‘
John R. “allow?" a veteran of tile.
("iril Wau- died at the Pitch Home lulj
Tits 1
seventy-sixth your. The funeral Sell;-
vices I'l“ be held from thev'Home o
A The burial will be
He was a '3
private in the l20th N. ‘Y. [Volunt’eeri
infantry, '.
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Victory Loam Bond.-
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The regular meeting of Court Laur- -
el. Daughters of Cattle. was held last
evening at which time several mr
portam matters were discuesed and
plans made. for future activttleo. It
“as decided to accept the invitation
of Court Cecile. of Norwalk. to at-
”. terrible strain he had been under tenants Stale Quarterly met-tin: 8'
tthCath‘o'uc Club House. on West
avenue. o‘n‘Sundny afternoon." The
members of Conn Low who am to
attend will meet in front of Baxter‘s
drug store at 1:45. it was voted by
the members to purchase one of the
Fifth Victory Loan Bonds in the
name of the organization. Plans
were also made for a’ cake sale which
will. be held in Stillaon-Poweli's drug 1
store. on Washington street on‘May'l
2nd. and it. Wan announced by the;
committee in charge of the dinner
(limos to be held on. May 7th that
Pawoll'a orchestra has been secured
to furnish the music on that occa.
sion. which promises to be one of the
most brilliant social affairs of the‘
season '
FOG DELAYS FLYING.
ST. JOHN‘S. N. l".. April 23. 4’03;
min and opposing winds here today
transatlantic night by Harry Hawker.
Austmilian pilot of the Sopwltll iii-
plane. team.and Captain Fred P. Rayn-
ham, his British rival. vhois to guide
the Mai-linsyde machine!
1mm
maxim—Gross or Pit-
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