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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 28, 1919 · page 11

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SEWING» MOW! OPH-

of 6 rooms. Apply 146 80 Main St.

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I TO LET—HOUSE 01310 ROOMS. 15 FOR BALE—VERY FINE HOUSE
Haviland St, flofie 142 811mm St 'hold goods for sale until all are sold.

Norwalk. Conn. Phone 1703-4.

70' Leia—2 or 3 vault: MAW 95! DALE—élxvflifis‘ ml:
rooms furnished fhr light houseke ' ing chair. Bargain Ifor this week only.
ing. Coal range and gas for cookinglLarge size chair, in first class condi-
I Electric lights and but: mr "one," U0" lflBDeCtlon at No.6 Hawkins Ave.
and gafiom 7 Gwye “m {'1 Norwalk. Phone 136-13.

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TO LET—HOGSBOF 10 ROOMS 15i FOR SALETTO GLOSE ESTATE
Haviland St. House “2 80 Main St. :eight room house, 24 Haviland St. alll

on; room Apply 146 So Main St ‘mmmems “mm William J-
L“ ,- _- ._ -.__-__...__.-_.___ ,1 l McCann. Executor. lloTaylor Au: City
. To LET «MROOM FOR Aurthur» of loth L-wlor

ml"- ApPl-‘i h Elizabeth stréet. i v— k
x H..- L : FOR 3ALE~A_ \VORM DRIVE'

TO RENT ~A'r 3CIIESTNUT ST Word "“0" nearly new Inqure or John
lKno' . fa’nncr Wilt 0 pp
Spill-93m moms from May Isl. Newly, DD on onn one

 

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roast urn wma
EARNING. cmarr, Pan’-
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papered “ith all improvements. [Pl-:63'z‘ . y ,
quire :11 l9 Chestnut St. ‘

FOR SALE- SIX ROOM HOUSE AT:
27 Stuart Ave, part improv.ements l

 

 

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TO 1. r: Tr—vl room apartment to adults"

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.J TED:

:‘i'cum-ri operators on white
-ergrnrmenls. Clean work and
'.1pay. Learners taken and

H 11 hile learning. Apply 42 and
‘Jl'ntcr Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

WANTED

't-i ~.

,. t‘llll‘KENS, ”ENS.
costings. rabbita.. Turkey eggs
2 sale. Pius solll on Weekly payment-Q.
-,‘1~‘.\\c after ii p. n1 Tel 1641-” -0

WANTED- 13‘ [‘11
Hotel (‘lift‘ortL

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NIGHT

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WANTED—NIGHT FIREMAN. AP-
. : ). iirnoksille Greenhouses. RownT-
t'unn.

fi/ANTEDr TU .‘ll’\'

'3qu body. inquire .los. Hickman. N.
‘7Ai‘kF'i . lift \‘l'usltingion street.
F‘P‘ED l-rxr 14:1.1 1<:.\"r OPPOR-l
4v: for ;. hum-her of growing men
4 .‘l't'tli's of null. Steallr work.
V .th. upon (‘0. So: Nor-
"rilll. "
‘? Hilll‘ FOR (IHNl‘leAll
1 -111!1,l;|i1l('.“flli. for adults.
. per month. ’l’lmm- .l'.
.1
‘\ .‘\'l‘( HMAV Mt' ST Ll“
' « 1.. \\.1\. umlustund the
' 11nd able to furnish first
1'! .:, Applv zli'tul' '1' a. 111.
" ‘zzlrlllling C1). .
-. I ED W'oiln: mun lo'lcul‘n lv 1t
,....1 in!) \\lil‘ll‘ ll'ili'llli‘LZ. l'.-'
'13.) (‘0.
\NTEDMI'IXl'liilil-ZNt‘iIT) TRIM-3

1 on soft and stiff hats. also young
:11 to learn trimming:
learning.

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('l-mi nay while ('l'ol'ut &
'nn-p (.‘n. A
~WANTED Furnished room with or
. brmul in-
Sentinel.
OPERATORS 0X
‘ fill} DRESSES. . GOOD PAY AND-
. ii ’i‘ HOE 7R3. WE CIVl" BONI'S.
"\ ' \‘ S0 \\ AN'I [’RF‘SSERS 68 “A-
.7? OVER "ARRIS & CANS.

xv '-111' pl'iulll-

"ll {'Hl'l‘ (ll

-"ANTED -'

pr-

\NTED -To rent :1 cottage. fur-
.. pmsibie. (‘ily or little ways
11-..ponrible pant» without chil-
\(lill‘ :51: ‘Cottage" care of Sen-

nf Norwalk
‘ X111” ‘1. A. D. 1919.
- of William E. Bitch late of
lllx' ill staid District deceased
1- 1 null of Probate for the Diatllct

-.u;1lk. hath limited and ullfiwedI
Irvin from the. date. hereof m?

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.. .t i as. Probate

’Vl‘;
\ lHl‘ settlement.
1.. present their accounts. proper—
within said time, will be
All person in-

:l ~H'tl,

.:.-.l u lecovery.

.l to said Estate are requested toI

.mmedlate payment to
WILLiAM E. RITCH, JR.

EXCCII'OI‘
An ‘ ‘i— “h-
3. A. C BAND AT REGENT.‘

 

('nnsl Artillery Band of twenty
~ from Fort H. G. “‘right‘ delights“
parked house‘at the Regent Thea-

} :m evening when they came here
interest of the Victory Loan.
r'Iv pleasing program was render-
~ut the selections were among the
= heard'ln Norwalk in tome time.
'1 member of the band was a tin-

 

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A GOOD FORD'

and binding»

fumilv.‘

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«11' said Estate to exhibit the‘ r’
Those who ne-

musician and their, Wm

'unly Rim $19 Second floox rear, chr' “"3“ garden and fruit trees. Will be:
Conneauy & ilracken' 5 Shoe store. For ”0‘“ ""“Y "Womble inquire on prem- l
i‘llltllu paltl- Illal‘S inquire of Old Well ides

Figm- (‘0.

__.? son SALE—LA mar annual
. TO 1 ET 11 moms at 57 Spring slrect Chevrolet touring car. in an excellent
Inquill- Mrs: R Tariotrlti Glove street running eondlllo‘ and Suitable for lit-‘

 

Tel 1852 12. 'ney purposes. mum: at 43 Chehthui
. . A ‘ .81 so Norwalk. between 5 and? .p. rm.
TO LET A pleasant {our room -.. .- - . __ ;‘

 

Iq'pal'lment on Ann street on April lst.: FDR SAL‘E-DODGE 'l‘OURlNGCAR'
'anllll'P at 2 West avenue. South Non£1917IW mama. 0‘- will (fictions!
.wnlk. :for a Ford tourln‘g car. Must be ln'i
good condition and m tlrea. Phone!

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TO LETwJ ram": am"““’“' “‘9’ 1703-2, Norwa‘lk. 3

Nelson Hoyt Grocery store, To adult-2'

 

 

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only. For further particulars inquire FOR SALEM 26 For. COVERED
.ut Old \Vell CigarCo.ofl‘lcc. .la'uncll. glans "m“. 8 H 1’. engine.

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VA“ in good condition. No reasonable
To LET 5! rooms at 96 Taylor 3“" ' otter refused. inquire Wm. Aahbroolr
Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov; 16 33 Cm... AWI E. Norvalk.

or telephone 1852.12.

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eGY'Ol'l‘ street.

 

FOR RENT—THREE VERY Imam}
1" 6 “"053 able apartments tic ‘ and‘ room Jani-l
17““ “0“" 101 service. steam heat and hot water.
D- Lawton \ll ilnploVoments and new den ratinx?
$40 and 343.. (lib-on Smith. 'l‘rir l
."3 Place. Phone 1117.

 

TO LET Six rooms
ySllt‘l'l. South Norwalk.‘
:llcnt $123. Enquire of l".
[ ll) Dayi'icw avenue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICE FOR SALEwilOUSli. Slx ROOMS
The Pm3t_o_mte Battery ser- and bath, electric lights, Barn. rhiclc:
vice Station is now open. .l‘n-(‘lKlllF. All kinds of fruit. Lot smxctlo
The highest class of Batteiv l‘mt. inquire of M124. Thom \illam‘.
\‘JOl'k, Recharging, Repairs and” to? St). Main Sum-t, South Nnrunir‘.
Replacements on all .nnkec cf Um"-
Batteries. _ " ' " ” “ ‘ "
. Work Called Forum's Delivered 10:21:33) ’2‘31'““ ””1“; 3
_ I . :4. '1c . :. cy n era. .2 i. onzr
Norwalk ‘Sloraue Battery NW... “aim”. m M, “Wm .M
(,omnany 1111212. :11 T‘lvl'will Si.
72 No. Main St. So Norwalk “—7.— L 5— »——. ~- , . -
Phone 336—2 FOR SALE ~Rl§Sll‘l‘l.\'t'i"., 131.11
; ‘ sll‘evt. Nol'walk’. .itlrl oil \V'o-Sl AV“.
~~~--— L-.. All new plumbing. electric 'vlzht 1, 1w"
W| BUSIDJESS NOTICES. l)" llWCOl'fllPll. llll‘llétch‘ lithii. 1 "‘ “(in
L... lenience. i._11'1*.c sumo 1 i '1 .1‘
FORD RE ’AlRlNG AND HOUSE trim and biliiill‘ Wu»: 5 L'
WIRING Il-I _\l. Jackson «Jack-unU Srl‘ . u. 7..
\‘anI St. Nol'halk.

\ .111 on ground, carbon removed $250
’l‘l'ansmssion 'hands relined and put in.
you furnish lining, $23.50. Rear end ov-
-erllatllc(l without. parts $4.50.‘Con1pletc
; overhauling withoul part5 $25.00 Elec-

tric fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and
'ropzlired estimates. on

FOR SALE —r3l0'l‘()ll(‘\'(‘lll'.‘.< Sl'3\'~
oral demonstrating illaclllur-s F. and ti\
h. 11.. pm‘coa $7.300 to $130011 sthickel
.‘lctul (‘..o _\o_ 5 3 (vaulcn $1.. SI :lmford

house .wiring Conn.

 

 

 

"ll-ml}; I lah. it}. i ( llnrles btlh. .\ov-‘ FOR SALE—VFRESii GOAT. M.‘
i ___ . ‘llikush, No. Taylor Ave. l
. - . .Shufelt’c Garage‘ 9
,' Relmrlng and 1e fitting (' viinders FOR SALE— ~A rnance for :1 good»

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with pintons and letk- -proot rings The sound and gentle hon-e. weighs 1509.
Ipl'ice- on taking' out Ford block and re-I work single or double. May be a!!! af- 1
boring and lefitting ls $40M Guar: ter 6 n. m. Cali Angelo Sultan-tilt
“trimmed 1'91. 1633-3. 11 Edlie Am: r: Phone 1025, N. Taylor Ave. s. :\"or
«Norwalk ‘ .‘walk.

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i TAXI SERVICE l FOR SALe— 1 work noxmse 2 wagons'
icals for hire all hours of» the day 3,116.1 upliglit pl.1no.Gard~ena plowed. In-
lnight Victoria 'l‘axi Station. Phone 937 quire 64 Ely Ave. on Tel 722.

'llomano and Cutrone. Props.

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5 FOR SALE—~PROPERTl AT 23

l UNION PARCEL DELIVERV—Ed-' Scaview nvvnue.lnqui1c of LeslleI
{ward J. F‘laherty, proprietor. Tmck- Gamble !
ing. long distance hauling. Light_ '
.and heavy tmcking.0fflce telephbnes
I51 Si, 300 house connection.

 

Automobile Insurance.
1 Protect yourself azainsl l-lre Theft l
TRUCKING—Peter}. Nelson. 10031 Collision. Liability Property Damazm'

Mud long distance hauling 3M "uck'.wlih best Amelicnn Companies. ForI
Hing 71 osbome all once, East N718“. particulars

Conn. mm”.
Ask JonnT. Haves' t

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SOUTH NORWALK‘

MARKET i
1 Poultry 0! all kinds sold alive or kill- I
led and dressed while you wait. Tel.
1562’. 21 Benton street.

- inasmuch
PIANO INSTRUCTION
WlNN'GOHOOL
Ragtime mill popular tmuslc laugh;
tan; one in to to 20 lessons, Winn Me—g LOST.
.thod. studio days, Mm" “95.. W’ed;. '
loll m 109 n m Piano 11852.. 1201' L08T——A LADY‘S RADIO WRIST
Washlnxfih street, South Nor-walk. 09-. watch,-
Inocuc P03 Office.

.ave POULTRY.
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tunings GARAGE

Have your Ford overhauled or re-
paired at Fioreis Gongs, 11 Hanford
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford pnrtc:
used only.

 

 

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Saturday night. now“ returned

MRS. Lomse cAflFlE no; 141' man to 277 can Ave, 3. Norfolk: , L]
street am, 063E: m les-'
sons hi- m. Telefione‘lm.

l Loorenm ran am

 

'ing a ten—liar [minin-

you new case. WWO
lit-am m on: between Nor-walk and South Naval: mvm m below m mm Home“ use M

cam-z-
Manama-mum. com to reports, Qty "wink-or

 

roman for" him and vicin‘ y:

Cloudy tonight and My, prom. =11",

rain, warmer tonight in west portion;
cooler Tuesday; moderate winds m
ly south. A long trough or low pres-
sure extending from‘ Texas northeast.
ward to. Lower Michigan in canning
cloudy and rainy “rather in the west.
era and cefltlil dintrlcts. The from
edge of the rim am‘aten'da as no
east as Western “minim. Pleas-
ant weather walk along the Atlantic
coast from Home to‘f‘lorlda. The tem-
peratlll'F it“ been ruins slowly daring
the. last twenty- four hours east o( the

Mississippi river.

 

Ix nu ma
TODAY.
Temperature. High 66; low.

“7.11am

Cflyflew

A Ford commercial our. No.
Bonn” wan ”ported stolen by

502'
t b’

, M'
obtain what is due Italy.

PARIS, April 28 (Ram) .‘The
mm report tin Numeral
Banilai, a member of the Italian

night; doc-Tired that he did‘aot in~‘

. ‘ and cum to M Milan
ii: a mom pantry and a
former member of the Italian

 

 

 

ll, . Cabinet. .
i' _ , _ . ‘ PAIRS. April 26 (As-0cm
m P1c¢sl.~—- Admiral Kolcllok’ a

GOOO'POLlcl- "VICE. m 1' .ls have advanced dong the
MM Conn» A”; n 1910. southgn branch of the Mir
To the Editor or’ the South xmnmbmm railroad in Bantam”
Sentinel. pcan Russia to Kinel only 'forh
The observation of the subscriber is miles east 0f Samara, according t0
that the recent shake up in the Nice ‘1."Wt0h9‘ received b." the m
amflme“, wbmby our may“, tookES'm eommiusionm in Paris fmiai
the reigns into his own hands, Was ‘ Omsk the capital of Admiral Kol

needed one. Not until yesterday after- ' chak S gov ernment, _ _
noon wad 1 more strikingly impressed A slow" 816““ Is also inns

that there was mm at the head mud' 81058 the nflrlhf‘m branch
“thedenf‘mnt. of the trans-Siberian before the

At the fumi or Corporal Jun“ auti- Bolshmik forces have taken
Mum-d. Ma y. one 0pm., 13“”.1'Glamv east of \ intka. A third
gatherings ever seen in this city The column I“ “10va westward “lid'
Home Guard: and” two Councils of way, between these two tom and
Knights of Columbus marched from has reached Sarapoul (m the
the home or the deceased to 8!.st Kama River. This stream is navi-
churrh and from there to the come- lgable and flows into the \‘olgaq
tery. Besides (we delegation- there I 'md with the disappearance of the
Jwere hundreds of other people on the ice, Which is now breaking 111).!
Morn-ts. ashouldallford cam transportatim'
4-,... "no consideration am it was to Slum which in apparently

in w reautlm Sunday. and West the Mination of the central col»
:i'umli and 003W nmac'wuo m.
crowded with tron-lent "‘MMIE Prince Lvofl' and other mem—
WM mum» m. en “1,— .5- bers of the. Rufisian commission
normal. 7" "m, d “I am, 1.1. ; _. “5 here believe that the movement
not the slightest interim with tho Wflf‘nl‘d Will be rapid 38 Sprint;
molluymnenlaoneotoor comm “Vim“! and the! “Peel ”l0

 

 

Stamford police lain eWnlnz

J Holly Tyrrrll and («null have re-
moved from no nurrllt avenue to 3'6

 

Burritt avenue, and are now comfort l

_Ibly settled in their new home

 

A complaint mus made to the policge
alhout Jltnev 1660 passing a trollex car
as an aged woman was allzhtlnn. The
woman did not wish to prefer sin-v.
charms against the driver. however

The (incl lladimz to «re Victoria
IBarhe-r chop (r. R'llllflfl'l :l\'(ll'l0 “a.“
Rohert llaiml' uho uponnl lll(‘ mat

ground opv-n lam 1-1 clung by Patrolman
ter to Frank Colombo. the proprietor...

l‘l‘ll‘alv

liv Iro-tt S. Stl‘uttlm. who lltl‘i
hevn :.l:l.liun d All N. 119011 Xvws Va.
for the past 91 vclai months. is 1 nim-

ul thv lllunl‘ ol‘

his: parent“ "anal! 1.1 161! Mm. Emmi

Sliill'nY-l on l' :uilund lr'il
”flfrr’. , - .

A ('Olllilllill't' lllecting of Qplm' l." .11;
lm‘ .\'" "' ill'livl' of lie ‘5 -~ll‘ill <19,"
"will - lil‘l'l liv‘w vio'tl'u' :1‘ .\ “Vim";
in 1.” ‘vmqw' rtx'm :‘mi 1". 111' :nlv'“

~.ii vnvl-lnniw': l‘l'I‘llivch ll 71»

1. .,,1

112' .‘lll'

* ‘ twimii ninv- made 111‘ pull‘nns of
hi i‘nclc Lunch on “‘cll street and a
Imvntnu‘n team styling themselves: llll‘
llaWVz-‘imws will play :1 lllilil'll game or.
tiu- ‘(urol street grounds next Sun

- (lily.

' t
.lmmas Alt-.Kun'mm. It» faithful ioni-
tor ol the Tom Assemblv building. has
notified the police that a number of
young couple-1 are in the. habit of loit-
cring about the place. and ask»: that

lthc nuisance he abated.

 

Arc vou satisfied with the way your
pictures are developed and printed?
Brim: a role into us and comm-e the
'0!!! you had done emu-e. Your.
satisfaction in our work will be a sur-
pri-e to y.ou Tn“ no will} your next
film. mint-“We 16 81min St.

”at...

The cases or Hillard Humillon

charged with the than of some Into

:tlree and tools valued «uncut five doll '

1t local'm. ' auto! Al
bcrtGillman. charged with Win;
stolen mode. were continued— by
Judge Genie in tla' 11mm wort,
this morning, until Saturday morning

May 3 at 9 o’.clock '.I_
.9.

The dental offices of Lieutenant Jo
.seph Millard at 58 Wall street which
i'haxe been closed during his absence in
the United States Moe overseas.
are being put in order for his return
within a few days ‘0 his practice

dollars from

,‘ here. Lieutenant Millard who was at-;

tanned to the dental corps of the 77th
division. has recentl arrived at a home
port and is daily expecting his dis-
charge.

-w
. J [m nibble has recovered the
mm M were on his Hudoon
auw'whiehwaa stole-fronts
trout at tho Regent theatre exactly
mote Mme.
new iii- when on the

“Wt-“MW”

hmwlomfir.m

«4 Germany

overseas b0”. and lhe. mill. “to. Lower VvOlg‘ VRHST Will “’0“ he
lmoblle "1M 0' the day proceeded in under the control of the Kolchak
1 __ mom on,” mun" gomnmnl. it 1: also hoped the

Omsk form will soon: capture

rm would "t’ tn t' om . . . . .
011M}: d‘t'oréslght'mgrctfum‘l :0 m “min. limo making it imperative
" a that the Bolaheviin’ withdraw

redi m but

:km' to whom the r | it from the Archangel Section. as the
:it '0‘.“ m “h to attribute, ’rcilwny running north from
the successful direction handemam'lit‘: Viatku reaches tllc llvinn at lull
mcnt 01th! traillc to t e xecu 115a and would make cmumunica
hm“ 9' m. “Wm?“ YIR“ :tion easy between the Allied for
.‘ T‘XPA ' goes in Northern Russia and thaw

"“d ”""‘”_ of the Omsk governmvhl. "
Fl“Al ACTION EX-I Admiral Kolcllakk trmuls in .111
PRC“ El) ION COVE- lhl'cc ("'lllllmh .11'1 Russians all
NANTOF THE LEAGUE l zvtlm Slovak .md Allimi throw
0}: NATION: SOME? inning rcmaluctl m Silll‘lla Tllcil

9' ‘ ha

TlME THIS WEEK echllcnt showing: lulli uttmtll-ll

lll'lll'll attrntion ii; l‘cuccl‘nui'cn

. Iclm- circles. and is 'amistillg tllc

‘C‘m'imm F‘mlmrs' PW") ;rmwcmcnt in l’ppcr Silos-la is ill
ago for l‘l‘t‘tlglllllnil ul‘ tlit- 0...th
government llI\' tllc lilltm'llu' PH“-

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“1"." " 1' "I 3"”1‘Tm' (g milk-.11 as and the l mlccl Status. -
-(i 11.\ 11 'l‘i‘tl‘llll ll‘ll ‘ i 3' . ' . .;I ‘ _
I‘Jll'llllv " - Rpm l.\ Similar. .\1vl‘:a .14
i ‘ ' ' (A, m‘iaiml Pro“ j. H11 xll lkl

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DRE SHOTS FIRED
IN LAME

“corner 01" cal no:
Moment-uncomm-
cation.
Wlmloutm
“mammalian-17‘

mm
'AcrawdoilOOponoflqalofly;
titled-Mm mam:
pflloner. L1: 11 fought than 08”

a “no, but luring mo m“
felled by a None and the man on“
136. While thé M m n I.
height, a. shot was fired from (fl
may.
tire was returned by Lynch.
Ming attracted other encore. u.
quickly cleared till! We.

later another disturbance my“? >
a“

roll at thv comer of Moon
cannon ctr-eels. in which at.“

Room that my of the slum ,
planned to return to m w
brought out. an unusually large a.-
hero! picbmmtbm- won-«uh
trouble in the immediate View l .‘
the mills. Watcher! said t -

Vacuum-Mun not" 48h“
w.ork lineman cm In. 3.

"DAY [ll WALL mm
NEW YORK April 88 (Wall 31‘.
10: so a. nlfl'lc omdM»
in; m am our the weal!“
gave mum Elliott's to the ion-“l .
tail-d bull mom! in the 0” .
of today's stock 11th lotto I‘
on. were again the M “f"
are“ the former at Wolf“.
while Royal Dutch imuoa M.
has! Saturday's nmcm- “V
additional M 0" d O ‘F‘
Imminent: "Molly Am
Baldwin We! afl m
hon». also "looted further on...
“on, With Rica and W

 

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international raw an m. 9.1.,

Stool cased a m I“ m-
Petroleum reacted a'finoal 3 pl”;
[from llu lnlllhl price

WALL 6mm Noon. Jule #-
ket became “mm“! “In“ W
heavy selling prev-(9M 10! m ‘ "
counts pmreedlnz under “Mr *’
furious aciivltx in a tear stocks ‘
'ahlw Rm a) Dutch Slur-.lalr Allan”-
Gllll' and Equipment; Reactionqiol')
m 3 points. were recorded in. M! .I
thl‘m‘ 2mm while Steele‘and ‘5-
ccn l‘ctruil um dlnplc Fl
heavinonll. Armand 1" :11ln'yrev rmlnqé a
l to '3”. points in. Soutlwln Pam
Readinc and Tcxas .mll Pacific .m‘w .
the thief {calme- ' 'i‘rmliné: will! on a
scale almlwt llnplecndlnlelt for (In
an'ent movement .BQlldr Io? ills- W.
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