t
Windin-
PM
w
350
. _ ::t it,
:rmcmtmm
Side of cater—«em t.
W
SEWING MACHINE OPEN
:ET’C’RS.
LEARNING.’ CLUE”, Pu-
BQDY “'00., m0.
PAID WHILE
hitter Harris til Balls
"1
FOR “LE—«A nmixsw .\lll-(‘!l‘Norwalk in said District. doomed.
Jersey Cow. .l. Monteitll. Taylor Place-,3 7i‘he (‘ourt of Probate [or the Dis-1
m 198K. lay zero-e or the
bmt Sandor crowds Van {mun-
land Purl: has ever known. which iv.-
eluded the wife and baby of “i-klrv
Devil" ”Schwartz “the file. :zts
cyclist Mjnto the nine of a a me
tank thew Worthy afternoon turn-on:
m=
District of Norwalk,
iCourthay 34. A. l). 1919.
Estate of Elizabeth c. Plait late on
,
Frobate
SB.
ttrict of Not'xnlk. hath limited and tlI-'
24
3
arm rum. . m an
,_ 4 — ———- ———*—- a h ——-
. i 2 FOR SALE—CHEAP. 7_ ROOM
. » M . . house on 25 Laura St. Pm improve-
INCREASED - 1 "m intents. Extra lot. Bum-outfldbe-used
. i lfor garage. Fruit trees 3.13
no ’ i ’ ° grape
- AODUCTION i tarbor. Inquire on premises:
4 .~ it-rll opportunity for men to ‘ Fm ‘ " ' “-
» . FOR "-»~ ’
it“. ; ill become finishers of the-a: : QRLS on ~8ALB 5 BA‘ OLD CHICKS
_ ' . - 0 “’hlte Rocks. 100 Barred Roch-.2
fine» ttutlllty lll‘t’s. 1.an days. ‘ .130 15,0 éight met who?!“ Grove;
LllL'fi' L'nli shift. High wages. 8 Steady “fork eggs. to week old pigs. 4 Newtown Add:
M1. ‘ , - Tel. 1641-5. '
1‘ Good Pay _...-
h‘orwalk Tire & Rubber Co. .
ng‘ht Hours
,_..... v No. Taylor Ave.
WANTED 68 Water sued FOR SALE-ONE
' GOOD ‘VORK;[01‘ the creditors of said Estate to ex-
horsc or driving. weight“ about thir- limit their claims for settlement. Those
. ' . . l
.294 n Wed. Inquire of Peter O Hat-a ,who neglect to present\their accounts,i “WWW" WPN‘ Borah. “3‘10! Ken-
tlowed six months from the date hereotl
i
onevproperly attested. within said
.will be tit-hatred a recovery.
time.
All per- 3
T
.3
'ZURNEBS WANTED To, -
my: WORK HOME. max}
“Elm HELP noon} :
CZUETT, PEABODY 8!. (30..
'_a
l
WE PAY SPOT CASH
for
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ma noun 09.
ea
Howard Ave... East Norvmik. l’h
1—4.
FOR SALE~~CABBAGPJ PLAN
rlv Jersey 'aketielt'i. The earl
'sure heading cabbage that grows. 60c
a hundred. $5.00 a thousand. Pepper.
- isons indebted to
TS-:questeti to make
395'. to
said Estate are rej
immediate payment'
FfilJZABE‘TH R. SMITH
on v , I ' ’
kgxytisgfg‘g‘msc: U§°ént°lg§$§ plants $1.50 per hundred. Reynolds .- “emu“
Open Evenings Poultry Farm. Highland Ave, thP-li‘ltOIlATE .\'0Ti(‘l«)
”use. District of Norwalk. as. Probatn
i
..'.-‘\.NTED :—
30 UNSBURY, MATHEWSON
South Norwalk, Conn.
3Shoe Shop, 6
I .
LAST PIG‘KERS. " ‘
geese eggs: in
. .4 Nelt‘town z.
& 00.,
WANTED —~TO BUY
Union St.
DUCK AVI)
large or small quantities.
venue. Phone 1641-5.
FA
.t; ANTED
‘» tNTED — CAPABLE \\'O.\I.\N
-l:ition as waitress chamber-maid.
t‘amily. countly home. Best wag-
‘tldresu Mls. David Spence, .\'l-.r-'
1
e1. ‘ . . .
p .. ! ESOICCI nemhoorhood. fine roads. Rodin”, “a“ bel'm‘c said 3nd dav of Jam-l
“‘ ‘ ‘“‘~‘ ~-—--. I oncar town. Price 32.950. $950 cash. 1910 i
RENTWXtr 5 Hl'L' . fl) '1' {1. ( .. . -- ‘ ,
.. ‘ . N H m so 30R: ST. . M'n‘shall A. care of Sentinel. : HENRY “3 GREGORY ‘
I ‘ll..~. : ~ , _ n . .0 . _
l‘n \\'ltsllinlzitm street agar,“ To RENT’P'EVHN ROOMS. Al-L‘ FOR SALE-LAYING HENS. Ll'ltl-I . “mm" :
gnP‘VlV PHPPI'Pfl and painted. inquire h01‘§_ Reds. ‘Minrmcax 993(1 SlameWl'flwg..- ‘ ’” “."“ ‘- "— '
.._.-_ _ :Uill'nefi' Poll "\'_ 29 Monroe street. phone envelope {or price list. Rabbits. pigs! To the Board 0! (minty (‘onlmistotri New mymbprs.
-_ x - . . . . i1413:3. . '4 Newtm A“, fter 6 o'clock e , 'nners ot l-‘iflrtleltl County: 1‘
‘ I E0 -.\l.l-.>i.Ah\, .\O EX _ , ..... iingq -- C . w l l hereby—am”! for a license to twill
H ‘ HIM!) Must be 0“" 16 TO RENT 3 131,001“;- 3 AND 4 . {spirituous anti- lnmicntinl: Liquors.
“‘f‘. “5151. adimme'm‘m''x-ooms pleasant located. lnlprtlt'ement$.; FOR SALE——HOUSE WITH leuzA'“ ME"- "‘"‘“ “hm" mm” ”m
. .._; . 5 .) V . x . , n ' . . ‘
.' mt botltll;(.fl,u‘len pJOL 1 minute. irom trolley. rooms and bath. Every convenienchHdm at 2.. Rallload ayenue. in t‘l‘ie
__ tHenry A. liegelein. 84 \‘Voodward Ale. Finest residential section. ten minutes TOW“ “f."‘""“"“k~““ “t“: (“Sigh-1;";
. , w 77"“ ,_tor 56 “'atel‘ St. Ttl. 4'33. from R. R. Sta. Price Y‘(‘:lFr"‘.1blO to place "{ '“m'ss s no 008 “l. «
A A V ‘ & J “E AGED “ 0‘: l . I 200 feet in 31 direct line of a Church
t
Farm wanted
Sl\lllt.Si.Ai'lY FOP. (‘ON- South Norwnlk. About
*I\ AM bakery. 17 North Main
RM WANTED.
within 10 miles
5 acres.
(if
small
’ WANTED-«SHOES. OUTSIDE AND: ‘0“ "Mai—0" 1 MVNCH 26 FT-
:trimminz cutters, and also sole chcn- ‘0"8- 7 ft. beml, 09"le running Oder-:0; Norwnlk
‘ ler and turn shoe. makers, Trisiram Ales one {i :l. 9.. one 7 ii. p. one in 11., p.
:Murine Engine. Address 7 Concord St.
So. Nor-rolls. 1
FOR SALE -~«
_fAI.-o 1915 runabout all in good condi--
'tion. Phone 1703-2, Norwalk.
FOR SALE“? ROOM HOUSE, 2
house. State terms. Address M. Sentin- acres of land. good water. fruit. gnrane.‘
FORD TOURING bate Miler- in .\'
cars 1917 unit 1918 Denwuntable Rims.i
Court. May 26. A. it. 1919.
Estate of Edward L. Jondnean late!
in said District. deems-f
Pd. !
Ordered. That he adnlinistrntrix ex:
'hibit her administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
5
t
t
i
t
1
orwalk. on the 3rd day!
,oi June 1911'. at it o'clock torenoonzf
anti that all persons interested in said;
fEstslte may he notitied thereof. the ‘10-}
_' ‘ minirttrntrix will cause this order to be
.pllbllshed in a newspaper having a.
in said District. at leastl
t
. circulation
for four adults. No‘
. tilzttl. l.. “'olfc, Taylor Suitable. for
wttlk, Cl.
”l‘
’ ’scttle estntc. Address 1'. 0. 11').
To LET—2 Rooms. FURNISHED. E So Nougat; Conn.
3.4..
IEtlit’ice. t’ftirociiial School or Public
ESI-hool-ho‘u‘se: or the premises pertain-
light housekeeping.- Com 1
Ireniently located. Near water. Private;
’I‘orch. Address 16 (Tore Ave. E. Nor- house with. bath and rcccptitm hull.
FOR ”Lit-SIX ROOMS MODERN.
:Allilnprovements including gas
—'st.atlonury tubs. interim- Ches-
‘onn.
-.._.- Tel. 1852-12.
ANTED Alumni: AGED wow '
light machine work. Apply
\NTED—~GIRLS FOR GENERAL
. amt-k and cooks. Mrs. C. B. KnnDp‘E
u. wont Agency, 25 Wilton Ave.
ilk. ('t. Call or Phone 11692.
WANTED—4 BOY OVER 16 YEARS
~ to ill-ill in bakery. Banner Bak-
» r-tlroe St.
2‘.‘ ANTEDfi-KVORK.
-. ll'i'llll and will do all
~llt-ll its (:ll'tinz gravel. sand. dill"l
r
WANTEDmMAN
‘ill with uniiairinz and shearing?
-. .tt-ilincs and their mechanism. AD-
‘~|Di(l.\'l‘."ln, Broth‘ers, E. Norwal
..
y. ..
\.
1
t<lein Flros. East Norwalk. Ct.
t't-llale.
l '.
i<l to Oct. ist. \l’ritc to Mrs. A4
lil"_\'. ’l-m \Vest illst._ New York.'
..
Y
we; 2 6.- Iidging Corp. 83 Washing-t
-,y
7 ‘_ _ ‘ ‘_____—__—_M
. ANTED—To rent a cottage. fur‘
; ii‘ po<sihie. City or little ways
.I‘
ANTED. «it EFlNED
. thilti would like three furnished.
one.
i
3 Grove street,
TO LET 3 rooms at 96 T8310? 3V9: May 30. Reds. \Vyanduttl
inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16‘250, Lower price per hundred. Ihltk-
ilings, turkeysx, June hatch. laying hens. 7"“
or telephone 1852-12.
t
‘ TO LET
;Rent 513.
street. South Norwalk.
Enquire of F. D. Lawtonfi
twork horse. 1?. hulk-ed pounds. 2 sprlnz‘
540 Bayview avenue.
‘ trucks. for sale. C. J. Snyder's express.
lit
First floor. ‘
Six rooms
lof 12 rooms
t
HAVE A: m
kinds
1
41 t
on mortgage
l
t-tc. Angelo TllCOill‘lanfl.:
——~i
moments and large grounds.
balm)“ 03“ l“3mm“{anyone in to to 20 lessons. Winn Me—
ithed. studio days, Mon. Tues., Wed.
i10a. m. toil p. in.
:Washington street. South Norwalk, op~
Studio now open.
36.500. cash $1.500,
Ask Jami T. Hayes
No. 7 Iain 8t.. Norwolk
| FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST: ._._~
iresidences on Union Park. consisting
with all Al modern im-
Price.
if so desired.
THOROUGHLY ;
“BUSINESS NOTICES. ' Ines. Low
l
t
_J
i
COUPLE. '3'
tures at reax
4 Charles.
i‘til‘ light housekeeping fl‘Om' ..OOO ‘3 HI
every week;
I
mute on your house wiring. Latest. fix-l
arrival by Parcel Post. No W'hlte Diar— '
Drop a postal and‘l will gladly esti-
l __
i
l
iposlte Post out
To LET 0 rooms at 57 Spring street; trim. Fine location. near water, 4 Hair-
'Iflflllli‘e Mrs. R. Turlov, 16 Grove street kins avenue. Phone- 143{t_
FOR SALEwt‘lilt‘lx’S.
LOrder now Deposit required. 4 New-
6 Cross town Avc.. after 6 p. 111. Phone 1641-5.
FOR SALE — YOUNG.
PIANO iNSTRUCTION'
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tmuslc
Phone 1185-2.
C8.
1;.x'r -‘
Edition-u.
taugh
, 120
35 CANFtELD, 142 Main
iin': thereto. or our Post Office. Public
2 Library or cemeterv.
and. Are you :l citizen of
hm: '. States" Yei.
Dated at Not-walk this 131l1 (hr of
May. A. ll. mm.
HENRY FABRIZIO
Applicant
“'t- the undersilzned. electors and
taxpllynrs‘. as defined by law. of the
'n of Nonvalk. in said County. here-
tlle T'nited
; lly cndo
inanwd ll. rnbrizlo tor such license and
:we do hereby severally. each for him-
SOUND 'uelt certify {that the nbove named ”pit
cant is a nibble person to be gamer!
and that the above described place is.
in our opinion. a Mutable Mace-where
in to sell me): intoxicating liquors. and
we hereby severally. each for himself.
certify that we are owners of real es-
tate situated in said town ot‘ Noralk.
Dated at Norwalk. this 15th day of
’May. A. B..- 19719. _
Fred Anciorchino. Thor. 1’. Do'I'd.
worn Oldep‘schlager. Mathew Urn-butt.
Barney Polley.
I hereby certify that the Above nam
__—-—
unable prices. F. J. Flaher—g
St.. I. \‘orwalk. l
4-!
Tr; LEGHORN cntt'xs'
25 or more 20c each. Safe",
\‘m-l- rhea. A. 13. Hall. Vl'aliingtord Conn.
' FF __ Phoneli'iB-ll.
xx ANT _‘ u . -A .—
. ED A PF“ GIRLS OVER 16} TAXI SERVICE
Sewing machine operators pre-
l.i,-:ht work. Clean factory.
cars for hire all hours or the day and
night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
Romano and Cutrone. Props.
responsible party. without chll- Pom”? of
Address “Cottage" care of Sen-
SOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY
Led and dressed while you wait.
21 Benton street.
street Norwalk, Conn.: private leo- .
sons in dancing. Telephone 1838. 0d endorsers are electors and mm!!!-
' crs. as defined by law. of said Town
NOTICE of Norwalk. . ~
- Dated at Nulwulk. this 150th day of
The Presto-Lite Battery Ser- > May. A. u 1:119. -
vioefihtion is now open.
The highest class of Battay
work, Recharging, Repairs and
hephcements on all makes
Batteries.
Work Dolled For and Delivered
Norwalk Stature Battery
, Company 1 - '
72 N0.Ms.in 8t. 80. Nonvalk . Wood Grain
Phone 336—2
HERBERT R. SMITH
Town Clerk.
of
' ice.
'incline, 143 teet «shove
'Schl-eyer m in. M or 5:80.
g‘rbe exhibit“ m hot-gem m.-
the benefit of the m m
3 Home Service m,
't ed forward for the lap and em to
the water «tall below. The white
BEHIBMCA‘NS“
‘ l‘all,
_’ t “Emir:
' son. Minnesota.
rse the application of tile mime-
a “courier 6 soil inflation-till: liquorS'
l-r-ufl-h.‘ " ‘.,,
a .' I , . mg "a
receiving oer-touts internal injur-
smung some top or his new
the ground,
“fun a dish mwwm deft-
iehuved beautifully and the crowd
.irhed audibiy as it "took the air"
i the sweep through space to the
t; ilk only” fell short and mm
1; A nutr tide of it.
find
APPROVE 0F
' COMMITTEES
Continued ("an First Pm
_..
Action of the conielencc'u'us an-
nounced by Senator Wadsworth. of
committee assignments after the con—l
ierence had approved the selection m i 0
Senator Pennse. Progressives who' ‘
“'arrcn and who did not attend the
you. lowu. and Norrie. Nebula-Ira. our
er absentees were La Follettc. “We: l
Lenroot. Wisconsin. and Copper. Kan-l
sad.
The Republican committee enigm-
ments made included the following:
Foreign Relations: Hanover men»
bers. Lodge. Massachusetts. chair
man: "Climber. Nortll Dakota: Bu-
.4“. Hill 9: Brandegee, Connecticut;
."."\V Mexico; Knox. Pennsylva-
alml Harding. Ohio. New ment-
nin;
hers: Johnson. California: New. in-
dium; Moses. New Hampshi
Finance: Holdover membe : Pen-
rose. Pennsylvania. chairman: Mc-
Cunlber. North Dakota: Smoot. Utah;
La Follette. Wisconsin. and Billing
ham. Vermont. New members: Mc-
Lean. Connecticut: Curtis. Kapsas:
“'atson. lndinna; Calder, New York.
and Sutherland. West Virginia. Sen-
ators Lodge and Townsend, of Michi—
gan. retired from the. committee. ,
Appropriations: lloldover members;
Warren. chairman: Smoot. Utah: 1
Jones. Washington: Curtis, Kansas:-
Kenyon. Iowa: Sherman. Illinois..~
New members: Ground. North Dako-
ta: Hale. Maine; Spencer. Missouri: 7
Phipps. Colorado: Ncwberry. Michi-
gan. Senator Calder retired from the
committee. 5
lnlcl‘slatt- Holdovcrf
members: (‘unlmlnru 1mm. chainmln:
Townsend. 1.:1 Follettc. Poindexter.
McLean. Vl'ateon. KPNDKE.‘
l-‘eluald. it‘rclinghuy .
l
tion
Commerce :
sen. Elklns. ,
Judiciary: Holdover members: Ncl-=
chairman; Dilling-
Borah. Cummins. .-
.(‘oit and Sterling. Neil memberszt
bum. Branden. ec.
The tunerol 0! mos GnE‘eW‘f" ~
uni, who died Saturday “the Norwalk
Hospital. will be held 'l‘ueiday morn-g
In; at 8:30 no. not lute home, it,
Indigo. eta-get. and at 0 o'clock ill-om .: I'll-ll?“ after the
«St. Joseph's Church.
be in St. Mary's Cemetery. ‘
manual 0! Mt T. Metal, was‘tor this title of Wu“
held from his late home. {7 Lowe popuhtiu is room“! UV-
MA. Saturday ntternoon at 3 o'clock.‘.
my beautiful um! tributes. Rev. when the war boom
II. Sign]; enacted and hunt followed _ that time it looked as: ,
iii the hmtly plot at Riverside Coule- mtlmou sum be nodd- .
terv.
Funeral of Mrs. s. G. Lockwood.
The fallen-at or Mrs. Samuel G. Lock- fer “mu today a new
wood was very largely attended front ‘18 Md. and no m
. her late home on Nod Hill. Wilton. ycs- prised to find it all aw
New “FR. 900M!”- Who said there i tel-day afternoon. Rev. Mr. Reoer. past summer (Helm-e on.
“3 “0 m“ ‘1‘“ 0“ “0PM“ 0" “"ttor or the North Wilton M. E. Church.I
lficiatlng.
faithful and consistent member or during the past month. Hg...
1 have opposed Senators Pedro-c and 1 this little church for exactly one-ll iii a :od ., pig pen and I“!
i centu
i felt.
' tery.
“DRYS” AND WOMEN WIN
52.094 .Votetl for Prohibition. 43.000 to also add uws. all of ."
Against—Suffrage Gets Small Mar- helpful in kpp'“ng down
DALLAS. Texas,
from 281 towns in Texas tonight indi— cure to brin: the bent W
outed that prohibition and suitrnze for
women had carried in the general clnt‘.‘
For prohibition 32.994: against prolli.
bition’ 43,000. r
For woman rul'irage 51.731;
woman suffrage 48.513.
W.
Mm Gnu u. Howard. My, W i . _
' M Inotlmf
_.__-l-
“than the clerk of the
5-11 Mafia/hm “
williacpuod he could actin-
‘inmm.
i This total breaks on .,
~fmorechnngquu1¢rotap
Interment
—--5
Funeral of Mr. . Meioel.
But; the ltd .tion to
was largely attended. There were In.” am ‘ilv ' ..
, t.
' irunnlnx up to 300. a.
.200. gnome-ah
"nge has been m
Sheriff Pelee hot-l b“
Mrs. Lockwood had been ”mailing mere 0! a h!-
ry. and her loss will be keenly “no.1. ‘s to .0ch on
Tim burial was in Hillside (‘eme» my wt‘l ltO ~mdylgl-r
next mt. with 2004 W
lerable paving will be M
‘cost of supplies. . >
OUT 'N TEXAS ELECTION The sheriff also expected.
'— 11311 a considerable chicken;
"' provisions.
May
2ti.-—AT‘.l-turns ~8entlm>1 \Vlnt Ad“ ._
7,. L.
. o
_ The figures are: ;
TO LET—-‘_’ .
Main“ loo-s. light and sun-v.11
street. South Norwalk.
___7_ 2,
o. B. JACK ».
58 WALL STREET. ”MW“
germ LENSES—Folding em in 00H.
Shut-On end Other Mountings. ‘
Thorough estimation of the eyes. -Ocn'lists'
promptly and. MMpnirhg.
ommnm
I .
1-.
t. :‘at
' 1‘
iii-
F‘all, Norris and Kellogg. Senatol'
:i‘oindcxter retired from the commit»
tee. .
. Military: lloldover members: “'ads-
'worth. New York. chairman: Warren.’
Sutherland.~ New. ‘l-‘relinxhuyocn.
.‘Johnson. California. and Knox. New
‘ members: Lent-oat. Spencer and Cap-
.
Naval: Holdovcr members: Page,
'\'eimont. chairman: Penrose. Lodge,
Poindexter and Hale. New members:
' Ball. McCormick. Newberry and Key-
The retiring member was Hard-
1
es. i
lug. ,1
‘ Commerce: Holdover members: A
Jones. “'ashingt on. chairman: Nelr
non. Sherman. Harding. Fenland. Calg
rdor and Lenroot. New members: ,
Colt. McNary. Ball and Edge. Sena '
tor Johnson. of Washington. retired. .
Agriculture: Holdover members: ‘
Guiana. North Dakota. chalrmnn:
Page. Non-is. Kenyon. Wadsworth and
l'nncel. New members: McNary. a.
copper and -Koyeo. Senator "Warren '
‘ was the only retiring memheor. t
' Banking and Currency: Roldovel-t
" members: McLean, Connecticut. chair— -
man; Page. Groom. Norris and Fro
. linghuysen.
(Calder. Newberry and Reyes.
' ‘ i
'MAMILLED WHE ;
J ITNEY OVERTURNED
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‘ ’\
i
. another car approaching. He ever-rm.
.again' and in doing so crushed to":
ithe embankment ’a' the side of llk‘i "
. road. i
i The heavy motor was ovel-turlled'
‘nnd all the occupants were pinned he "1'?
' neatll the car. When help arrived the
driver and three 'of the pulmgerst ,
,vere taken out uninjured but Kegris- '-
i hides was found to be badly hurt.
i Medical assistance Was secured but
.the man was dead when aesismnc:
{arrived Death was valued by a t~a:-‘
-'
COAL.
MARKET 1
all kinds 301d allVe or kill»
Tel.
l563.
l
u
\NTED—V—ZO itBN-\\"().\11§N.'fi.'§.
' Eln‘l‘ llt
. il‘illiedliltPIy for list positions ob-
‘l
"lt‘l‘, N. Y.
a A NTED——Y(mng men to learn but ”per. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
tirio'i pay while learning. Cro. manner emu“! “siren.“ m a.” ‘
it ’
' linnp'.) (‘0.
,..
' in; while
w tip 00.
in. roll and stilt—hats. also
‘r
Jobs. 81.00031 ,000 year.
3». l‘mnklin institute, Dept. 23 P. ‘__
u ~.A-..__—‘—--‘——-— ' mm,
“ MCI!
t.TED-EI\'PERlE.\'CED TRIM
n to learn trimming“ -l --
learn!!! W.
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local
‘and long distance hauling and truck-
ing. ‘TI-stome avenue. East '1‘
Conn. Tel. 1892.~
first“? {Tr—“.2 ”m
‘1‘“.
‘\
mm arena: with
-.w
Reduction in the Price 0H
'fi'res
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
Ono Iinioturo Tire Free
" Every Patron
65W Avenue
Bevme Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 5’3
' .
' ture at the base of the skull. The body
was examined by the nlcjirgal crammi-
.5
I 5.‘ .
‘cr who ordered its removal to Undo.-
; talker Fable's luneral parlors in
Westport. :'
Sentinel will doubtleu bring the best
t
I r vaults.
i
we:
; _ .3
r...
I}
LAvon bribe-Seth. J.
Loco-ted directly on the
men. fltty miles from New
jock end two miles tromAs- ,
‘- .
Lost.
to
il
T.tlllui'e nt this 023cc. Reward. '
ai‘timno .
3W AND
‘ Lon—A
m1“
LOST—A BLACK PATENTWTQJ
~ «pocketbook on East avenue trolley.
oi- at sot-m Nonflk moot. col-use.
mg small sum of money. Finder please
mm ‘
bury Pork.
‘ Surrounded by melons Diu-
ou and tentative s.
luoocmibimy tattle $6!
- mailer“ Mmufly “-
ue tor {mines with chil- .v
._‘
New members: Penrose. I” SPECIAL,SP.ECIAL9
l
i?
DOWFRI'GHY ~ . ‘
await:- till- hard-world“
wife who rests hPl'
on one of these did
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