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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1919 · page 11

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County in the State of Florida 1191-91,...

 

 

WE. PAY SPOT CASH

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WAR names STAMPS

ATLAS BOND 00.
12?. Washington St. 80. Norwalk
Next to Pout Ofioa. Up one Flight
Open Evenings

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my work ottt of town it you can
.. at home? it saves you car-
zircs you shorter hours and

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WANTED—SINGLE MAN TO LIVE
on private place for general Work.
Must know how to milk and care for
horse. Apply in person. B. Quacken-
Brook 'idc Aux. liaricn. (‘1.

1111111 shift. high wages and real

1.11111“) for advancement.

orwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

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WANTED- _.- Bl"l‘(‘llF.R. \\'O.\'l1ER
ful opportunity for a butcher to take
half store wni - established zrocerv Ad

 

’ WANTED

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WANTED A NIGHT “'ATCHMAN
sit-ate leK‘l‘lf‘i’H‘t’. age and salary want-
1-4l. Address in own handwriting.
"\\‘11tci111111n" care of Sentinel.

 

ERS WANTED TO
_ WORK HOME. INEX-
4 ENCED HELP TAUGHT.

IETT, PEABODY & 00..

 

WANTED—CA'RPETS. EXPER
lENCtEi) SALE.ME.\' for carpet and
mg section. Steadx’ position and zoovl
Hfll:li".“'1it.l‘ stating details of exper_
ience. age and salary wanted. The Edw
Mallev (.30., New Haven. Conn.

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‘rED—otm. 1'1 on 1; va:

1.11' b11115; "R" cure of Sign

31' 1:111:

Tao-omit: RATORS ON RAlN
pply ii. Harris, 52 “'atm St.

‘.' £15K

-__ with all it11pto\€111ents.Tel.1745.

 

TO LET-— FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board. Also rooms for
light house l-.eepin::. No. it I'Ililabcth
1. So. Norwalk (‘t. I

OPERATORS ON
Apply Norwaik “'aist (‘11..

v "750 S
(lists. A..__..__..._ , A_..

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'ushiugton sin-ct, Sn. Not-walk ' TO RENT ONF
— -» —~ , ,._._.__ _,_ with five rooms “:1 ('ove Ate” East
NTED SMALL ”01-51.; Oit Notwullt Rent $117 inquire on p1emises
11111111 in mud neighborhood, Prc- "" ”Olin.
'. 111-111 the \\'11t1'-t'. Must be scttstm ‘ .
Hams." This office, 5 T0 {JCT t room apartment. to adult:
_--._.._-_‘m‘_m ‘_ -____ 1on1). Rent 3:1 Second floor. rear, over.
.NTED 72 l't)!‘.\'t:. .\l+2.\'. FunlConncally & liracken's Shoe. store. For
,,.._. m,“ shins. (loud 1M." assured further puttculurs inquire of Old “'61!

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u \i'Ol'kfll‘S, ()1. iiit’i't’ “'Ol'k is (lesir- ' (.lflfll C0.

l'iwnty _:
rooms at 1'1? Spring street.‘
R. Tarlm‘, 16 Grove street

 

 

01‘ uni-k aitmul
11-1111311vnth. Apply

\l;«.\1|l till a} 4,.“-

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ill 011?".

TO LET G
inquire Mrs.
Tel. 185242.

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:1! our”. 111151 1).. willing to To LET f: rooms at 96 Taylor avo-
'ilL' business. Reft’renccs I'Ftitlit- nizc. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
1111,. S‘top. at No. Main St S” (hove sires-t. or telephone 1852-l2.
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»—- .—.-.___ _--._ __..... To LET Six rooms at 6 Cross:
NTED 01111.5, Apppy .NOit- street. South Norwalk. i-‘irst l'loor.‘
' Laundry, 4:} Day Strum. altent. $12. Enquire of F. D. Lawton.

_. . to iiayview avenue.
BUYS OVER;
L'Olltl pay with good
11.111111 11 satisfactory: ll. Jacob 65'
' ti . m ;-Iti’.'l1'1l, Shoe Manufm-turo'
‘ Norwaik.

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FIORE’S GARAGE

Have your Ford overhauled or re
paired at Fiore‘s (1111111113, 11 llanford

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_-..-.-“. . a, ,l'lace. Tel, 92.1. Genuine Ford parts
NTED 1'1211' 1:11:15 OVER infused only.
“ "’ ‘Mlmp‘f work. 15c 11911191117
L 1311' Al htiur \\"xpk_ ‘Vebb‘ AUCTION SALE
1 '74]: Corp, 93 \‘v'fls‘hinzton' Public auction. Greenwich Conn. "
EJ. M. Mitchell Auctioneer. will sell at
__ _., ..__ipubli1’c auction. the entire contents '
'Fz 1 \’l‘i 1 11.: .\C'i~)l) Ti 13‘ ot‘ the Selleck house steamboat road.
.- 11. learn. 3'1“.an Tuesdav May 13th at 10 a. n1,sl1arp.
,11” and Ann gig ?and continuimz' each (1m until all lots
_ --_ .--__..___ __._ an sold. Cash deposits required. Deal-
N 1 ED

'1 1111-11111 position. Good pm- 531‘

\ivli ()lllit'l Store, il’tishinzton.

 

Many men" from out of town
Are seeking work‘ here.
But we want to give

()l'iZRATORS AND
12‘. years of age on power

NTED

is 11\'-v:' prefer—

,7m(.1m“,5. \Vazes paid while cnce to Norwaik tnen. for we be-
1.2:. McMahon. ('1‘cli1tnins and lwvv’riin Norwalk and her future.
111211111. lt‘fi'n Orchard St.. Nor-i €59 posmons pay high Wag-

es and are for 8 hour shifts.
10 Die“ to learn finishing. 2nd
shift.

1 man washing rubber.

1 man trucking.

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-NTED «To l't‘ni a cottage. fur-‘
ii 11 pmsiirle. (‘ity or little ways

 

1. 'v‘svmnsibln pat-tr. without chit-3 1 utility man ,for millroom.
Add: “t"ottaze" care of Sen-I . ' 6 men for fabric and cord cur-
: ing.
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._ NTED. 20 \fl NWOMEN_ T}. S.’ Apply 8 to 1.. mornings.

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Nomlk Tire and Rubber Co.

 

Jobs. Sl.000-$1_600 year“
wiiuwlv for list positions ob-i
1'Viiiiinill>lllllit‘. Dept. 23 Pl:

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Y. ’ FOR SALE~2 FAMILY HOUSE.
_ _ .. tail improvements. Located on Mcrwin.
1’. '.«.1~.' men to learn but ‘ 91- 33-500: “180 2 family house. all im-
we “hm li-arninz. Cro- movements. located on “’est Main 81.;
1 $31 600. -
ii?\'“"lii‘:i.\'('lill Till“ A“ m T. “W
1m: ‘1‘1’i:;1ts.ai.=1 rm; ’0. 1 u “- m
“1 11 t! .1 1:1.1'7: :1'11! l: riding m ISIAH—m
ll ivylii": H’H ’
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A M ‘ 4mm -. NOTICE AND WARMNG
~TE0 , 111m, 1:1 511 K WEAV All persons are hereby warned no
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w ill: or 1".emale Leew- to trespass on the property known as

"‘1” Vi 'Iiit ica: hing. Steadv 9111- Hayes Hill- under the penalty of the

"'"f ”“ €001! Parr. mph: to Mr 1.". _ i PLAY morons “TM up: Mae-0e I!“ ‘ cm“ “"M’J' I
' ‘ t "“31 :1- (thud Minx. Old Fair All perm are hereby: notified that." The Norwalk Tire and Rubber so“. ill.- ” a“ ”g
r ~- ~. . uz-wa 11. ~ '

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_ u ASHED AND thorized women: Wu
1th be open for business . . mm 3. man.

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'1918. Demountahlc rims. Like new. Al- twenty- -f011r

dress P. (l. Pox 702. So. Norwalk (‘onn

1thcir oriximd crates.

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or less. by Crown avenue; Eastmlv 50

1.. Southern; $8530“. more or less by land

Mr. and flu. finest Erbter have rent.
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FOR SALE—DODGE TOURING
car. Good tires. Cheap. Call at Schaub‘s
Garage, Washington St City.

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ed. had at the tmc of his (it. 111. 1"
siand to the following described out 1-1: 1
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FOR SALE—GRANITE AND MAti- um m or Norwdk. being a ’01'. ton
ble monuments. Luke Benedict. 34 No. in the rear of the homestead lot, for-
Fairfleld Ave. So. Norwalk.
-‘iElm street;

FOR SALE --AFTFJR 12 O'CI.OCK point on the “Vet-telly and thereof and
Saturday. 400 3 day and 1 week chicks. running about twenty-four (34) feet
11m duckiings. Order Rhode island Easterly on :1 line parallel with a divi
Reds one wcck in advance.
town Ave. Tel. 16-115.

 

 

on a straight l‘ne South eight (31 feet ,

eon SALE —r0Rn TOURING c ”l more (1er thence on a straight linci

24) feet. more or less.
so Ford (‘0111 :relcial Cal. Fine condi “31919113, to the place of beginnilltl and
tion. Phone 17022. Norwalk. being triangular in form

FOR SALE~AT A BARGAIN TWO of Jeremiah Tierney Easterly by. ind

{of E. Hubbell Hotchklos;
For particulars and terms appl, 10
CHARLES F. KIK‘H
Execifltir

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(.ompanv Building. Tel. 230.

 

FOR SALE -- GLASS CABIN'
launch, 28 ft. completely equipped with?
12 h. p. engine in A 1 condition. Es-l

 

 

pecially ~ood bargain if taken at once. 1 Dmitri 11f xerwa‘lk. ss. Pr. ‘ 1
For price and particulars addrese' '"D Court New 7. A D 1919
(an-- of Sentinel l Estate of (iulwppl (Joseph Trom-

 

FOR SALE—440MB OF THE LATE “WWW;
W T. Raymond at Iloway.ton Coon. 20 The Con. of Probate tot the Dit-
.1c1 es at land barn carriage cow and ”.1“ of yonmlk hath limited and al-

TO LET —-\ F‘URNISHEI) R0011 chicken house hull and ornamental “mod ,1, months fmm the date hen-of The leading Ameflmn

ttees. trout btook river boundary for mp (fredfltl‘s of said Estate to ex-
three minutes walk ftom railroad sta hlhit their Cl'llmfi for settlement 111,050
tion.

.\'otw.alk Conn. EDFOW‘F‘V anested within said time

——~—-— ~v—~e——————— ——fth be deburzed a 1"‘P(‘0\'EI.\- A“ per-,
FOR $ALE~I~IOTORCYCLE BAR ' was indexed to said fistate are rP<

gains: About. twenty motorcycles 1‘02" quested 1,, make immediate pavment
sale. These. me demonstrating 1113‘ ‘to

chines. show machines, etc Some ate:
new machincs of an old model, still in'
We need thei
space they take up and will sell them.
very cheap if sold at once. Sciiicizei
Motor Co. .13 Garden 81., Stamford.:
Conn.

 

111111.11: (‘ASTELLAXO _
Administratot

 

District Norwalk. ss
Coutt. Mav .‘t. l).. 191?.

Estate of Ella (‘. Duke late of Nor—
!walk in said District. Deccased.
"”""‘ "““fl —‘” ”Fl Ordered.

FOR SALE-——Cl-FEVROLBT CARJlibii his
1317. first claSs condition. Price 8375.:11‘58 (‘ouri ml. mljustnlenl.
(‘all 9161/; So11th..\lai11 street.
and s. evenings.

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Administration account to
at the Pro-

ld-v or Mz'l). 1919 .1 2 o'tlmik'after-
noon: and that all pit-sons interested
:in said Estai. - may he m’fflfied thereof
2‘th
idov to in published in :11 newspaper
havinc a circulation in 'said District.
[at least five days before
'of Ma); 1919.
HENRY \Y.

 

 

NOTICE

The Prut-O-Lite Battery Ber-
vice Station is now open.

The highest clan of Battetv
work. Recharging Repairs and
Replacements on all makes of
Batteries. .
Work Called For and Delivered. ;
Norwalk Storage llnttcrv

Company

72 No. Main St. So N05. zilk
Phone 336—2

GREGORY
Judi!p

 

"BUSINESS 'xmxcas'.‘

 

FURNlTURE
l “‘1” refinish.
Reasonable rates. ‘l-‘rank
Rowavton.

1'11. 11.11111‘.
Minrisun Ronavton AVe..

 

 

 

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N(l\\'
:vnut' car 01 boat engine 0\ erhauied. All
"-~§u'01-k guaranteed. Lawnmowers sharp
lent-d. Harbor Ensincerinlz (‘0. Harbor

PROFESSIONAL.

PIANO lNSTRUCTlON

 

me SCHOOL :v11-w Park. City.

Ragtime and popular (Hillel-C tauch ""
lnvonc in 10 to 20 lessons, \Vinn Me-lFORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE
t.lmd studio dais Mon Tues, who 1 wmmc.

10 11 m 0 I, p 111 Phone 1”: "..1205 Valves gtnund carbon removed 32. 50

1 \1 1.; my; \‘i 1.1) SH 1.3.913 and ptivutc burnt-ts don i miss this \\'11<l11ngton ”“3“- South \‘llh‘li‘ik 00'!Transmiasiou bands relincd and put in}

.ooslte Post. Office Stuoio now open. iyou fumigh 11w lining $2.511. Rear end

lot erhauling 1x ithout parts $25 00. Elec-
”- .. .\i11n tric fans vacuum cleancm cleaned and

Fwd“ 1“" irepaired estimates on house wiflax.’
Trlcplmne. 18.. £1;

MRS LOUISE CANFIELD
street Nots11lk.('.:onn
sons in dam inc.

 

 

J. Wilbert), 4 Chatles St. E. Nor-
,‘H' ' AUCTION-SALE .‘mk' * -
Auction Sale of th M A- l .
1 e 3" MM“ P'°""srnAv1xu 1x senses. To no.

erty on T1 ylor Avenue.

Finch, Auctioneer.

To close the estate 1 will sell at pub‘
lic auction. the the highest bidder, 011i“

1 John K. 1

tree work of all kinds. Henrv Bean-
pain. Telephone Connection. South \'or

walk.

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‘ “our; 351.: anneal. ESTATE-r
land
Hubbell Homhkln. Me of vamp new propeller rewind not-n
; tern completed, Commander Towers

One Fifi“ of gore land. situate' “Jr-m the deck of the Baltimore. at;
merly owned by JereI‘Iinh Tierney. on harbor-.111: plane taking the air oppo~

said M beginning “ 1‘ site the Baltimore and disappearing

4 New-.3103 fence of one of Van Honour nurl “3
ning: Easterly to West Avenue; thence! it

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Bounded Northeriv by land formerlvlnnchored alongside the tender Bani

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family house Good location and a good now or formerly of JUNE 3- V1111 300*!
neighborhood. Taylor & Golden. Trust. ear- Southerlv b_\ land now or tormeriy’

Sheila In" (it ”Own“ "’ 5“” “MW": 1torn which forced the much“

Thomas i. Raymond Ex South '1“, “.1219“ .0 present their account: ,

vamr "

That the administrator ex?

“lem’n‘lbnte office in Norwalk.”nn the thhL'

adminiutmtor will cause this or-j

smd Milt dal‘,

remodel and repolislt

IS THE Tlfilu Tl) HAV'h'

:mm from Page One).
The C 3 flagship of the expedition
1.11me the lender in the fly-
~tng. broke a pup-lla- wbb be:- on-
ginei were being M I. in as
III-hon crulle Mound the Baltimore
before the nut. m or the
than
forum minutes Meanwhile the
1m cruising along the waters .of

tho u.
Win. repaint to his machine but

nailed the NC 1 to get under way.
Lieutenant-Commander Bonus" at
once headed for the mouth of the

{roan view as it turned eastward a
mile or more from shore.

The NC 3. her new propeller work»
in: perfectly. got away 23 minutes at-
r her sister plane
The aviators were all in high spir-E
s and confident of success not on-'
Iy in the cruise to Newfoundland. but.
also in the flight acre“ the Atlantic
and thence over the Diropean coasts
at Waters, to Plymouth. England.

The NC 3 returned to the harbor
shortly after 10 o'clock and again

 

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more.
W'ASHINGTON. May 10. ~The 1e-
turn of the naval seaplane of NC. 3
to her Halifax anchorage after l1 had
iltarted for Trepassey Bay N. F. was
reported to the Navy Department '
this morning by the tender Baltimore.
{The radio dispatch 'said the plane
:would replace a propeller and start
Mania at noon. .
t .... ._ I“. “888.. May lttr—The _
nan-ti seaplane NC 4 was expected to
tesuxni- her flight. to Halifax before
noon today it weather conditions con- ‘
filmed favorable. The da'. ed mo-
m put.
1 in here on her way from Rocnway
”Beach to Halifax with the NC 1 and
N-C" had been replaced.

AUSTRIA LAKE. N. S., May 10. ——
naval plane
.flylng at great height passed this

town: thirty miles fiom Halifax.
9: 30 a. m.

SHIP HARBOR. N S Mm- 111 v~
§Speodim: more than a mile a minute.
the first of the American hydroth-
planes passed this harb01 fifty miles
from Halifax at 9: £0 a. n1. The sec-
10nd plane m not seen

LXSCOMBE. N. S. May 10.7~The

lAmerlcan naval plane NC 1, flying
low passed this tent. one hundred
Smiles east of Halifax at 10:02 a. n1.
The NC 3 was not in sight. .
. CANSO. N. S . May 10.»-The Amer-
iican airplane NC 1 passed this point
at 10:55 a. 111., having “own 120 miles
in 108 minutes.

LOUISBURG. N. 8., May 10.»—-Am-
crican. naval airplane NC 1, having
flown 190 miles in_1_53 minutes. pass-
ed this town at 11:40 a. m.

From this point. the flight plans
called for a direct cruise across the
open Atlantic to Trepassey Bay. on
the southeastern tip of Newiound-
land slightly more than 300 miles _

(‘iiATHAM. Mass. May 10.— Repair
work on the hydloairplane NC 1,
which developed engine trouble dut-
in; the flight from Rockawuy Beach
to Halifax and was oblimd to put in
at the air station here was
rushed today so that 1hr machine
might rejoin the NC. 1 and NC 3,
Which left Halifax this morning for
'Neu'foundland. Two motors of the
NC l were being replaced. There was
some delay owing to the necessity of
sending away for minor pails not
available here.

it was said thc

at

3

flight might possi~

hly be resumed today should the
mix-sing parts of the machine arrive
in time.

Destrmers which marked the

course of the minimal tlight on Thms-
day “€19 ordered to teturn to their
stations to guide the NC 4 and lend
'assistnuce should any be necessary.
A warning of an approaching north
eaflicr spurred on the tepair work,
9and it was hoped that the \‘C 4 would
be able to start ahead 01 the storm.

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ishort trial (light before taking .1111"
for Halifax.
'HALIPAX. N. 1111\- 111. “The Ant-

etican naval plane NC 3, forced by
:propellor trouble to return here af-
ter cruising nay miles on the flight
to Tmnassey " N. R. made a llesh
start at 123811.111.

LIEUTENANT JIM EUROPE

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May 10. -~ Lieutenant

1,111“) Europe died at a
it of a

i BOSTON.
James tRees
1hospltal last night as a resu
wound in the neck alleged

 

'May 12, 1919, M2 o'clock p. m- on
the ptncmlses the homestead of tho

late Mary Morton. No. 70 Taylor ave i
nuc. bounded Northeny 186 feet more

swears GARAGE

for out of town trips. Cars overhauled.
'Careml work. Tel. 1633- 3 il Edlie Ave.

feet. more or less by Taylor avenue: -East Norwaik. R

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of Bridget O'Connor; and Westerly: 9 TA)“ SERVICE

'feet, more or less, by land of .‘iiller1
& Jordon.
Terms made known at time of sale.
JHCN K. FISCH.

lRomano and Cutrone. Props

 

Auctioneer, PA'NT'NG

Bv order of Alexander K. Morton
iAdministratotj of the estate of Many
gMortcn. deceased.

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‘ FOUND. "' .Whlu..t1d-:'Ilr oil-It

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Ford Taxi Sc rvice. Ronsonabie rates; drummer of the‘ Hell Fishtel‘s

icars for hire all hours It! the day and
1 night Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937

emananm
magi“, ”13W. m; wall
imp. “9‘th m w m
Estimate! cm 81" m 9"

been inflicted by Herbert Vt’rigbt a
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infantry band) of which Europe was
leader. The two engaged in an alter-ca
tion at Mechanics‘ hall where the
band has been giving a series of con-
40.11..

Europe. who was standing in the
wings while the band was playing a
selection. called out to Wright to “put
more pep in the sticks.‘ W right left
his drum and walked hastily over to

room
Wright followed him and after some

words. the police allege that he drew

 

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~11 FOUND—IN LONG [SBAND soUND
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' _Ed-‘ __,______._._——-—.
bv a Radcl Oyster Com any Stamper, ”MON PABL‘EL OR‘VERY
4') p a word I. M THIGH CH“ mu“. goons.
boat numbe1 li- 61- Owner can hnv Lilith.
inc. lanai-w “dwtmmmflbfl
same by call-n2 at Rode] Oyter Com- and Maxim: once telephone! c the and?
ham 's plant and paying expats-es. . 1581, 300 w m m to the ”mlfl‘m‘ °

neck. “’right was arrested.

 

 

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pany baseball team will play the Hero .
tom! tomorrow am at 3 o'clock boom
ianrbe Wardstre’et grounds, nail

 

 

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Mar 14. Mr. Wilson. rear 80. ' ~ , .
my.” Tum (30., W coat. ' . . ..

 

bedroom. Environment.

 

 

 

,considerlng in mi although oertbln'myum and a. big chlo- d he

being‘

Commander Head planned to make a‘

to have .

Europe, who retreated to his dresslnz‘

a knife and slashed Europe in the.

it»: 10118
4silicebeennonlethluaonod!1W.

w ”WT"”"“$ .3
'M 33W .
true“

it. flniti it

the wall .pmww'mcum-w-mm mg. ,
my ran-no. a“ it mu be a Want“ Heights to city hall 1.: ‘ ’
cheery. mortal color. not: a nott..m.wtllbe-uentwno’cio¢‘
yellow. pale dull men, dull me. 'Awiobon m and is” must. i
"anaemia vary sunny. .mev .1
my Inoblor. u-ybenlln-tm Mr of the Seventy—ocv-tb luv
mnmedbrthtdoecmthand 31¢.
itself on‘tbe child’s eye. . Blurb! 1 an entries have bun. I.»

A suggestion that seems ,mlm m- an: athletic club. ‘11

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

good plcturu hung with a decree' “m‘wcm
of permanence 111 a claims room! mule ( 1.11me..“
there Should be 010W! node of” Vngh: :1 and Wuhan u“ '
from time to time and a new 039111!“ m hatch in the WV.“
placed there to give the child's in-iuwhon; and mm d.“

-—__._._——_ ifl‘o- Hartford. New HIV.“ ind m
Misplom Sympathy. bill?- ' .
"Man. Sandy. is that you?" exclaimd DON'T L‘T 'T L'”“”
ed in surprise an old man in the streeti
the other day. '
".Man I thoot, ye were deid. i heard
drooned!"
“Oh. no. it wasna me." returned 'Sun-
dv solemnly. “it was ma brltiier.’

“Dent me dear me?" murmered the ease. Jos.
old man. Nashville Tenn. writes:

Ath a pity: \th a terrible Pi“... ltel-in; v. 'th a dry. hn‘c’klnnt “.ch ‘ i“,
There was a somewhat thoughtful I pain it; my ehfruux my, M” U.‘
look on Sandy‘s face as he wandered Foley’s l obey an been .1"?

’ heals. and a“
away—Ed him i man .131! ev .' it soothes ,
I H! 800“ ' [coughs colds and croup. Good 9:

whooping cough. wStitlt-ton Powell can ‘
notation.

 

 

A cough that follows in grippe or our
other cough that "hang! on" Iron when; .
ter to spring wears down the sun-tr. .33
leaving him or her in a weakened at“ .-
unable to war off sickness and .- if

 

“What's ~hecome’ of your efl‘lciencv
expert?"
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Satisfied customers for last month to New England, 10 South
Kain street.

People now the New England is the largest. and cloth-
est chocolate store in town

While out shopping visit us and have your ice (1
or sundae (with pure fruit syrups only) in our cool
parlor.

Take a quart or pint of Ice
to the folks. There is no revenue
way.

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10 South Main Street

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