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EASlEllN MAflNATES
r ll. Klein is the first
._ officer to other the 500-mile Librl
Swenpstakes race at lndianapolis}
\lo}' 511. The appearance of this‘
:20 as veteran 0n the big track oval
: not be his debut. as he was a
vill‘lliol‘ in the 19H and 1915 five
wiry events.
il his first appearance in the lndtan- here Saturday afternoon by the direct-
.1i.~ classic five years 1130. ors of the various Eastern league
Klein's King was painted maize
l blue. thc State of Michigan's coi-
This time he will again have
nigan's colors in that he will carry
emblem and hopes of the Detroit
omobile club of which he is a mem-
are subject to change
list includes:
"Egg!!!” BATESQ Drunken Man Assaulted
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 5.—Tne'
opening dates and pairing for holiday
bills was the chief business gone over
teams at a meeting in the Hotel Eooley
These dates were only tentative, and
at the next
meeting to be held here Tuesday. The
“'ednesday and Thursday. May 14
mood at the present time.
Wriie’to Frank r. Allen. 30 Monroe
. strcct. South Norwnlk. Conn.
Phone call 785-12.
‘On Rnilroad Avenue
After spending Saturday night alter-
nutcly between Novuk‘a and F'leurys
saloons on Railrdad avenue. Edwnrd
Stabcll of 101 Harbor avenue. started
to leave Novak’s with his wife. Mra.
Florence Stabell. and just as he was
stepping onto the sidewalk. someone
-.ue.mddta ‘p'eeuedox out no intq nouns
ly with a beer bottle. knocking the
man down. His wife. coming out af-
ter Stabcll. picked him up with the aid
of two other women. and started down
Railroad avenue with the nearly un-
GiijT A SQUARE DEAL
“V will buy your household
good». in“, papers, 1tank and oil
second tutu! goods. ’Anything you
have._Pl-iu mug to the qual-
lty oi the goods. A mu dent
always.
=PHILIP P. MAHONEY
6: Von ludt “root Phone 1182-8.
Sound hand goods uiwuylt on sale.
By Scoop
, Sunday baseball proved a big success Pitcher Slim Love won't be of much
lin New York yesterday. on the first use to Jennings of Detroit for awhile
'day when the fans enjoyed the sport as he is suffering from a cracked cl:
on the Sabbath. and more man 100.000 bow.
persons vieVled the major league and
other games in the city. 5
J.
Jake Kilrnnenme heavyweight hero-
ot the old bore knuckle days, is now;
‘ “'ondor vital Prof. Abbott‘s critics working a: thought shift on a ship.‘
'will have to raywaftcr Yale's victory fitter in I. bl; plant in Boston. A ‘
over Princeton on the “anionic Sni-
-urda.v. Less work for Jim Rice‘s pr-ogs
ragent.
..._ --.. -. .M
lra M" the we“ mid collcxe:
0inch in the country. in tut gettingr'at Junk “I, if m and PM“! °’
._.._"_ ....-.~._.-_.¢_. .- .‘vkm. . . ..
Rays 3: lb.
immmpudlonnldml
l
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THE HARDWARE &
AU 'I‘O SUPPLY CO.
(2 Water St.
Plano 1215-5. lo. M a.
.‘dunoto Ports. Ital-m oi
Om:- Iruhoo
Gila and Grout-I
Stewart Ipoodm Pu-
aoot. damn. not! no...
Auteu‘upphu. Tina und '2le
G. H. Hedcnberr. Pm,
”was
fluid It. lay-col?
I
..... h-..— ._..-—.._y .._._
'llt- car will not b0 of the “made-in-
higun" variety. but will be one of
' Grand Prix ougeots. The cm- is n
in: to of the onc in which Dario Resin
l'lI-lt' to victory in the thin A A. A. port ill New Haven, Providence at
(‘ilillllillltllrlllll and also to il«<- (me that “'ntcrhury.
lites (lmtX. lllt‘ Fl‘i‘llflllllitll “lit-l Won Friday. May 30 thiaming), Hartford
rile l91:l l-vcn'. trill Illi\'l' on May :11. :Il Brill:.'t-pilli. Providence at Worces.
5 as turnmi >tvllir' of rim i.t<ivsl miles 101', Now lint-cu :it “'aterbury. Spnng.
port and not for gain. Ht- is also :1
r-wr of some note himself. although
l~ has never chosen to drive his own
«at» in the big races. Ht" has comr
‘..J(-(] in a number of amateur races. ‘
i‘v'lir-n the :{l'iiiistice was signed and
.illnitinulis announced that it Would
ivy it.~ famous ram-s. Book sought
- riddle llickcnlulckcr. the Ameri-
4 l "Ace of Aces," to drive thiucur.
or! "Rick." however, crossed Book
cu he announced that he would not
- ~uin~le in the L<eason's speed eon-
lieing determined that an Am-
.‘lll officer who had seen overseas
1..
mm slltlllltl drive his French car. it was made known that Pete 119,,
rum-d a deal with l.ieut. Klein as man, the bantamweight champion.
.... n. he had landed in this country 173]???“ it!) gouge him in a battle.
, H.“ .- ‘ .\_ .h "1 , ‘ mee onuan." Kll one says.
‘ “"‘ned 1” “1“"? “om me "but there will be no weight mnkinx
‘U l on my part."
film. Klein his always shown 3. '~
rid: “til attitude for “driving the dirt. Standing,“ the Club. * '
.-.. l ~. null for d‘lPl‘fll seasons has AATIONMI‘VLEAGUI‘I
l. ., [I :i rlill' ii; ‘.1' lll‘alf‘lt'll of ”19 speed Cincinnati . - :1). LIORL 1,950
w m .lllti it- wlwd by the “dust dogs" Brooklyn . ....... . 7 1 1875
il‘. .r nun mm m M-k. Now he has re New. York om... 5 3 .625
“mm, m ”p .. g t' e'e. .' Chicago .......... 5 4 ' .556
' "' 9m" ‘ “r” and Philadelphia ...... 4 4 .500
\‘tl lml lll- >t'l‘ll illlS season on the Pittsburgh ....... -: r, 375
;- «l.» Iii ilw "lliuil grass" tmvns fir at SL Louis ,,,,,,,,,, 2 9 :182
3“: “U“, fairs. ’Boston ........... 0 8 .000
r .- (3.1.1. Eddie Rickenbackerdhis A'MERI(‘ANW,LEA;5UE (‘
«l . --l Jtl>l| {l‘l'ilt'tl to go to 'FranCt- in Chicago _ _ ' . vi)". ‘208t' P7718
.\w .\‘- l \lt‘l’. and was one of those Boston ......... .. 5 3 .625
‘ i' ‘lmndmi to (‘apltiin “Rick's call glevgléfndk: -. ------ 5 3 ‘35
-:=!..~l;n-- '_ cw or ...-.....4 3 .571
l . r .tl .. aired out to organize Washington ...... 5 4 .656
“1"““‘ “"1‘0 squadron when lh“ Detroit ........... 3 6 .333
5‘:tlt> entered the war. This Philadelphia ...... 2 6 .250
LI-‘Mllllllt'lll refused to accept. 9'» LOP” ~-; ------ 2 6 £50
"' .-. ~‘ll Klein made an effort to lhTERhATIObéi‘AJl.‘ LFIJASSLE PC
w it.» ranks. and was also turn- Reading ,,,,,,,,,, 4 . 1 ' 800
:. .n llic draft fora slight physi- Newark .......... 2 1 .667
a. lie perservered. however. {39:33 City ------- :5 2 £00
. olmlined his‘commisslon as 11:03:32;- """" 2; £14533
:r lire aviation section of the Toronto ..::..:..: Zr .; Z400
lr- curly in 1918. .lillfialo ........... 1 2 .333
___ i llinghauilon ...... 1 4 .200 '
- . Yesterday's Result:
i NATIONAL LEAGUE
A ' Brooklyn 6. Boston '2.
l Philadelphia 4 New York 2.
(‘incinnziti 8. Chicago 1.
NNflUN E SITE Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 1.
‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE
__ . i “'ashincton 10. Philadelphia 6.
.. ‘ . ” l (‘lcvelnhd 3. Detroit 2.
1m Rickard. who has arranged for (mly llll't'i' games scheduled.
mmpionghjp ilt‘fll'yWPlflhf bOXlnll INTHHNATHLVAL LEAGI'H
ill between Jess \Viilard, the ““5 Rochester 3 Reading 1.
‘1 1‘” .. d J 'k I) 'ilztltilnurt- l. lilngllamton 4.
- .‘. ..il at empsey. challenger. Tux-(mum “.1‘ Jul-Spy City 3.9_
. .l .rr l_ announced yesterday, that NL‘\\‘Hlk 3-5:. Buffalo 2-10.
: im' tlr‘t-itlo‘tl upon a site for the ngrTHBRN ASSOC‘AT'ON
.‘_ M1,], H} i. Y , . as ville 6. Memphis 4.
H .' 2‘: u uould announce at Atlanta 2, Mobile 1.
‘ ' . ’1 .- “minmz when the bout Little Rock 4. t‘hatanooga 2.
;- -.... 5 New Orleans-Birmingham. rain.
...t.: .1 that the announcement Q AglEI‘tlélA'i‘Nl ASZOClATION
Ti H the effe- ‘ " au ' oedo
L ’1 1 _ “ ”'5“ “‘3‘; Milwaukee ll, Columbus 4.
' ”kw“ “as premature; Louisville 15. Kansas City 2.-
v. .h-ti. however: that To- IndianapOlis 4. Minneapolis 3.
pm...” The only ap- “Liter; They Play Today
. . . . e 'A lONAL LEAGUE
, .11. Wilher secrecy m. Boston at Brooklyn.
. .. site seems to be Philadelphia at New York.
can be obtained by" Chicago at Cincinnati.
-l announc ‘ ‘ - Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
“no“ “i AMERICAN LEAGUE
l New York at Boston.
_. _ ' ‘ —~-- “'ashington at Philadelphia.
- «-ns BEAT wasrponrs.l Detroit at Chicago.
~ .rk A. Q defeated the! St. Louis at Cleveland.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
by a score of eleven to;
mummy afternoon, 0n
'v. (l..lfll(lnd. The Beluga“
Fo liovravton A. Q. next
”:RMAN BEATS WALLACE
‘=.ill-jl.l'lll.\. IMay
u: .\'cw Orleans had the bet-
\ duh?" \l‘allace oi'__this city in place. . n h . 7
f.’.”.‘.§:.=h0uaig::...m fund“ 5;," ngm. The Nmnlk A. c. “glam N‘We<W* A in .
' ' '0’ . ‘ ‘ ' -4 .. . . . ‘. ~_. > . ‘
, - »rii.....ior reg er ban this an... “my? ‘0 mind lid
ch and i '
' :u-ii for him. height v”
W
and 15. Springfield at Pittsfleld, Hart-
Haven at
Bridgeport. Waterbury at Providence.
dilly it; and 17. Pittsfield at Spring-
ficld. “'orccster at Hartford. Bridge-
iorti at “'orcester. New
\l't-iss of New Haven brought up Atty.-
Kcnna to assist him in making n
ma] transfer of the New lion-n club
from Edward Dustin.
KiLBANE PUTS BAN
the lllrltlt'} l" .‘i-muiunv racing in ill-id ut l'lll>ilt-ltl. Afternoon. reveme
" Pl‘lHt. smiles.
,i.-u: Klumk curl} i5 nizldv by SPlliembt-r 1 (double heaeersl.‘
mi. 1' will. illv“llt?l'la.i tniliionnn‘e. Hartford ill Pillsfleld. Worcester at
lm tr.” i - ii l:.|i;~ii lit- Pulma in his rovitlence. Springficld at New Haven,
illI'itiLil i‘liii lzool; is'one of the \‘i'aterbury at Bridgeport. .
poitsnurn who .~llilp()i‘i the racing There was quite a gathering Oflnag.
mm- her'utlsl‘» of their love for tin- mates. both new and old. George
for
ON MAKING WEIGHT
Johnny Kilbane.
featherweight
champion. has issued an ultimatum.
Tlu- featherweight champion says he
not intend to make weight any
fight. .
us i
dork-
lnore. If any challengers
him they will have to take. him on
he is. Kilbanc says.
‘You know you can't defy nutttre.":
l'nl out in front-
Kilbane sa ys, “and
“won and l intend to linger there.-
hllhanc made his statement when
Binghamton at Baltimore (2).
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Reading.
NORWALK A. C. DEFEATED.
The Norwalk A. C. Baseball team‘ “mm" 7- 1550.“ It! II“! n rent-J
5.—Pete ljourncyed to Southwrt. yesttrday. andf
inlet defeat by the fast nine of that; boll & gm ‘m
conscious body of Stnbell. . his Willhm mod into Dupe Hoot
b Patrolorti‘a: .Xfigiiiauir’2‘n'3‘ioggti‘3i Yes. the zood old snmojof baseball of tho moon" 1,.
0:9:13'? il’afiroiman Robert‘Gnincr theyl ’8 ”Sing “5 popularity. .Only 35.009!Enslnnd rivals.
caught up with the party and took stno I“!!! saw the Phillies tomb“ the Giants;
ball into the office. of Dr. Frnncls l..in the opening Sabbath-Dry feature in 330K Lott, who has been strokinlr the
I. telephone.
played with New;
UNDERTAKER
TOI. 0..., 1.4; Noun. no
17 WWUMTON '1’.
HIV in. am W'Lm
-
8 flow“ It. M lint-walk}
Tel. (41. 1‘01. “1.
Burne’ll where several stitches were. -
taken in the man‘s forehead. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Stabell were placed under
arrest on the charges of intoxication;
and breach of the peace. and were or-
raigned before Judge George H. Von.
burgh in the City Court this morning.
-when the charge of breach of the‘
peace was nolled in both cases. but a.
fine of 87 and costs was imposed upon
both Stubell and his wife for lntoxi~l
cation. 5
Two STATE COPS
CAUGHT IN R
l
AID:
(Continued tram Pm Ono)
‘-w
.t.‘airrull avenue, Bridgeport: and?
lJules lloissin. Norwnlk Hotel. it. was
reported that after the two had been
questioned at police headquarters»
they dcclamd they were members of
fit stat pol‘ forc. At the time veryl
littl credeuc 'as givn to the. story”
but, according to reports. it was ill-l
ter found that both Bates and Bols-
siu werc actually members of the:
stntc police force. and that they had
' been in this city for the past several;
days, looking over local conditions. i
l it was learned this morning by 3'
lScntinel reporter that Mr. Hoist-tin?
hats bevn in Ntlrn‘ulk since last Fl'l‘
‘11“) or Saturday and that he has giv—I
len his home town as Spritixilcld.l
’ Mass. ‘
The two men ere arraigned in the,
(‘ity Court this morning with the‘
twenty other offenders. pleaded guil-
ty. and were fined $38. the some as
(the others. and it is said that they!
.paid their fine.
‘ Much npeculntion is being made as
to whether these officers were in:
Dodd's place on the business of get-l
ting an ides of the lay-out of the
place or whether they were pleasure-
bound, has not yet been determined.
But one of them is alleged to have
stated immediately after his arrest
on Sunday morninx that he and his
brother omcor were in the place
looking for evidence and were plan-
ning to make a raid on the joint
the Wolves within a day or two. i
Now the question urine- as to the
identity of lb? pol-non mponslble
for their presence hero. Bocomin;
aware of the fact tbnt they have been
under the aurvoilluc of state oil!-
cers, the loco lpolloe are none too
well pleased. and“ are not in very.
good humor over the incident. and
many of‘the citizens of Norwalk are
deplorin; the existing conditions
here and without n doubt uninvestl-
gation will be storied before long to
ascertain the true. condition of ur-
fairs in Norwnlk.
I
l
. UNKNOWN MAN {”53
g m TIMETABLE CAFE
' .____
5 An unknown man. past middle age.
of quiet manners and fairly well
’ dressed. came. into the Timetnble Cafe
;nn Wall street. conducted by the
t Mace Brothers. shortly after nine
,o'clock. Baturduy niaht. nnd naked for
:u glass of water. saying that he was
; not feeling well.
He did not seem to be under the in-
;fiuence of liquor and after drinking
3 the water wont ovor to n chair In the
; hack of the “loan and out down. He
attracted no attention until about ten
{o'clock when he was discovered to be
i breathing heavily and Officer Thoma-
!Dorney wu summed to look after
3 him. When the officer annulled him
he found that he wasdead.
Medical Examiner Samuel E. Hunt-
.iuton was nodded and had tho body
1 removed to the morgue of Raymond &
iSon on Hoyt street. The cause of
{death was probably apoplexy.
No cluo.to his identity could be
l
l
I found in his clothing In on his body.
2 He was apparently; 60 years or age,
f five feet nino inches tall, and washed,
, about 140 pounds..
‘ He wore a blue suit and shirt and
. black shoe. and stockings.
l Alonzo I. Odoll.
3 AlcnzoJl. Odell. well and fnvornbly
; known in this city. died at his me.
:32 West Main street. Saturdny. am-
in lingering illness. The funeral will
'he held from his into home Mn!
,afternoon. May 6th, luv. 1‘. Down:
l Von Daron officiating. The but“! will
i be in River-id. cemctery. . .
Hawntbopono‘lhmoanndmun-
bethcmmwouwumuo
dent of Norwnlk for may you-I. ~
He entered an m of {to Hub-
w“. I
l
‘ 2,000 cars.
_ nae. guilty.
Columbia ‘vnrulty crew, has been on
pointed acting cuptoln. During the,
past wook Conch Giannini has madc‘
several thifl! in tho first boat. '
New York yesterday. No monsoon “met
llorloli Home
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steals. Chops and
Chicken
~.~—.--.—.—.
The Governor of Louiolana might.
look with favor on the Big Fight. At
any rate, his name indicates that be-
lief. He is lttlffin Pleasant.
Among the ball players arriving from
France. inst week wall Ray Batch the
third baseman of the Athletics. lie
was in the artillery and saw some told
service. '
-«b- .—
Tonight marks the pulling of the
New Haven Arena as Connecticut‘s
leading amuse ment hall. Just as soon
Its the ring has been remOVed. follow-
ing the Zbyszko—Gardini wrestling
match, alterations will get under way
for the transformation of the big struc-
ture to a garage capable of holding
Jack Coomlls has made George Whit-L
ted of the Philliou captain for the com-l
ing season. while Connie Mack promot-
ed Bobby Roth to the same position:
on the Athletics.
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1
Inntldicionto our...
menchm
ingilupoduuul.
We sell Kryptok mum h
shall fame: for $3.50.
A . TA RLOV
125 Trauma It.
' “ “ '7”""“ _ v, _ ~ A LA CARTE -— . —;—~ ————?—'—‘
POLICE GOT TWENTY. 1y. . :1 . -—'rry Aloniinel want Adv-I'll.-
TWO G AMBLERS IN nufmgxmyia 18. r. Hnrbor'uver out out: see the noun.
MIDNIGHT RAID lug!“ ' 1‘33“}7. t: W'oodwnrd,’ “— _‘, ~ ~-~.~ I - 4.:-
_— -’ 3089‘?! 0036. Rhilroad avenue no'
Cont! uod n mm Page 0‘ . .
" °”" "' SPECIAL SALE:
3 George Lorrey. Leroy avenue. Doc?
Hunt started on a search of tlic down- ten. iOrfelu-d a $50 , .
Itairs part whllc Chief Pennington Etch nun was culled before til-3
rushed upstainz. court and. after entering his plea.
Arriving on the second be m asked if he hut anything to so)
went along the hnllwny mm the f t. '11st the char-[e must him. All .
dining room which wu “cant. lad ""3304 With the (“0299le of one
which was separated fun the buck M0 Clark. of 17 Chestnut street.
dining room by heavy bud portion. who stun-d thu n :5 bill of his was:
He could hear men tolling um oathotnbhnndwumgtheml
could distinguish the bond or dies ey confine-toll by Chic: Pennington.
being rolled. Going into. the man. Ind Mum the court if ho could.
which was dimly lighted. b wannble‘ hive it back. Needless to In: his rte-‘4
to discern several non manhunt quest m not fun-ted. ant-y an!
a table. busily mwlinuofln. the 3?!!! than “ed In ad um. no
bones. Chief Penningtonmde a to the combo:- of “no: any bad vio~
75cIiIkEoufor ...... 50c
WWHoI-for....50c
mmmnmfor .65c
The ’ Paris Cloak
SUMMIT.
Of Silk and Lisle Hosiery
89c8ilkllooofor ..... 16c
“Dominion...”
$3.50Iflkafor...”
and Suit House
... scorn uonwnn.
dive through the crowd and trailed tied the plnoo before nod evory nan
a sum of money on the table. as well of them. Via the lone. exception of;
as a cigar box which contained the one honest person. denied ever hnv-
NU“ dice and the hwamncy. The in; been there before. The exception}
crowd started on an immediate nan '0 the use Vi! Buckley Dunno. who.
for the back kitchen .ln great hula admitted that no but trialled a.
to let out in the hnllwny and down “In before
the stair». However they but no "I [59 an. 0' Albert Vfllflll. Vito
room-r ntarted than amount Hunt is but u you: or m. u plan of not
appeared in their pnthwny nod order- not. guilty bod b..- m. Vonedn
ed them to "Stand fut." which order chimed that he 'll 0- MI W” W
was obeyed. About thin tine. Hunt from a ounce. Ind had stopped in to
utw Dodd. who ho running and ”Y Dodd 85 he Ind owed bin for
backing the pure. grab the pair of the Past week. and. during the time
dice which won boin; need of! the tn- he won there tho potion toured ond
bio and shovo than in his pocket. M the raid. Attorney John I. Cut
The officer won on top of him in n .0 represented young Venezla and his
minute and notched the dice from use m continuod. Attorney Colon
him. Then every nun lo the pine. also appeared for Dodo.
wns put under urn-t. nod Purounnn Charla Nero. not! 1?. entered a
Mismaflnw.whomnm plan of not guilty. but was found
distance down the Itroet. were all- guilty. 1
ed in and tho nob token to police in bonding down his decision
hendqunrtern. where they were lined Judge Vouburnlt stated that it wu'
up and their names and addresses bin intuition to rid the city of ouch,
"and. W to on! seven! mmdutothcmthnt'u-'
new names were added to Norwnlk‘s moot every man had lied to the court.
city directory during the our tow unwedly recording the numbor all
nunuteu. All of the not won chun- thelr runner vista. he impact-d a fine,
otwlth bell; human of a an. of .30 and out: upon every fnquent-g
bung house. except. Dodo. who won or, a: mu Vienna, and placed;
held on tho durge of noun; 3 8 fine no and costs upon Doddn
gambling house. All were locked up tho proprietor. . '
but intox- won role-nod Indor bum. In etch onto the fine and meta
Doddwuletgounderboodoofsm. amounted warmly”! undo: u re.
while ench of the "woman: put cult. nearly 8850 won turned over to
up bunch of $50. " Louis 8. Boom. clerk of the city
They won arraigned in the City court.
Court this morning when it was
found m to transfer the Icon.
ofthetrinlfrolnthcoo‘rtmont to
the Council Clio-than. in order to
noon-nodule all the prim and the,
crowd of nearly 100 interested space—l
taton. ;
Each of the frequentors were cull-1
ed beforutboounnndholmoot an;
«7 cm aloud u plea of guilty;
Those who wen 3min“ and 'h0f
entered n plea. wen as follows: -
l
._.._..
lllliilrn ill list
lllillllll’ illlllil‘fils
NEW HAVEN. Moy.5.~No immed-
Wllllnn Johnson 21 Pillow street) into change is expected in the arrang-
flflio'. menu for the Yale rowing squad at
George Davis, 25. “'lltoll Road. mi- 6“. M in June d Elle r T 101!
" of the Word pluu_which mean-
Fred Davis. 25. 17 Woodward are-
nue. guilty. I reopening of the Grimm’s quarters
Thomas GOOdWlDr ”0 “"7"“- gutt- at Red Top. and the arrivnl' there of
ty. D I" “.5, “roman nbout June 1. Captain Mead
Buckley 9' 22' Sp mu ne- of? the Yale crew has a letter from
Stephen White. 17 Cbmnut street, w Whitman of the Hurvnrd crew
“’5‘ “km“, SW"- , " ‘ cannula; the clause of plan- pre-
Pmm “h“m' 21 Winfield "m" vhunly owed by Mr. Herrick to Fred
“gill Byers. .39 Eliubfui street. Allen of the Yule Committee."l‘he letr:
guilty. ' to: any! tht one moon for the
i' can?" Glut. 17 Chum“! aired, cm in at Yule would be at great
John ”stilli'} St” mm to ‘0th the “'1‘.
guilty. ' . ' van! men at Gaston merry. i
Charles Wlboll. 14 Ann street. guil- mmnoo. lay 6.——-Tbe Hor-
‘73 I I ml rowing monument has leased-
htu' “0 C. I "a“ in- thc sen-on (to fiarvnrd gunner-f.
non-y '~ term". it L'limoh avenue, tun Chnrleo H. m The mums;
l
tintinthcnoundps
our orofitru on this
Sprint: Tools for the “
mcce' or two. or if you
serve you. Here are
Myrtle
‘ and will do. my duht 0" ten"
cum. m “0'“ m Ir. Brown's Only
My . .. w _. “mum ”diva.“
out”. . . 3,
moot call on us NOW—we are ready to
of what. we ore oficrimt.
Amen D.
84 Washington Street
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on Galileo
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