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sg‘CURDAY,JM’ 3“ W. ““2 “' W ' ‘35" fl .. ‘ 9*” ... .. W
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. _ “ " “' " . . ' . . awa- "“w V "m.“ M
p _ g _ ‘m ‘ mm . no such
l Void? Mil-I'Sic. and l -- v . --—‘ . 'ry. . we‘s"?--'-.... ~ ~ -—-..
, _. Professnonal Cards. Misce TO Let—Nurm mm Funeral of an. Violin“. "D“ 3'0“ h" “at my mm“? “W ‘°” :nwm 1‘,
1‘ dVS. . . front room, all conveniences. Centrle The funeral of Mrs. Mary V'igliani damaged ‘“°“;°°;nm°:t‘f "‘3‘ “'2‘; - arg°%?: 5‘“ h'e n '
‘ . , 1 mm m “7.8“.“ will be held Sunday afternoon from 0° '9" “n °' °‘“- ' . "’
. Why-go, Mm WWII! or m 2“: tint] Suitable! on St" pm , her late home in Wilton at Iii-and “m “J. judge. u: hidden to “it with a" ' '
l ‘ ' ‘ The!“ “3: 0-9 Week. $100. W y' °" “‘9 0' “'0 89““ ‘ from St. tum-'5 church at 2:30. inter- '1 “W “'9 P°"°° We” "7*“ '0 . h“ M
.1.” mm men. Address “Central" care of S ment will be in St. Ear-5": cemetery “Luck “9"" “m Kr. Mowry.‘
l tlnel. No‘rwalk. . ' “but I did not know these boys hadl GAR. 0‘
—-_“ 1 . . Mn. Sam Esme“ gone it. guessed that the police zero: W; with to m
' DIED *0 LEM m... n m... 5...... E— Lem .......,.. .. o- mm"... ...::“::...:‘::z.:“:::°.z.::: um... ‘- °" W...“ ‘3.
-.-‘ _ ”I WW, '0; W St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Turn :5 '. 'e Cyrus Green. died last evening in 1 “(I not hide than as fugitives. l lu” to the I.
~ r \TTt‘OV n‘ BARRF‘» "'" - . We Grove St. Tel. 1852-12. 1 ’3‘ mwfiurm Yeah Ml 0°" we ‘° 3‘“ ‘° W m “d 1"" mt ”9““ .
our :1 19:9 .m—{be ‘5“; x: . FOR SALE—FRESH MILK AT THE .. \ .3 will be held from her late home. ‘olgfthf‘gnacggd "8:de 5°~ h' 30“.le “- “m“
”Hysllw‘in O Y’attieon mni‘th‘ estate ofEdwnrd H. Smith. Rowayton. FOR RENT-41 NK‘EU’A’ MN .u-l- XU- 6?- Ward street. Sunday afternoon 1’0““.ch were "mill to 2%: tlfli‘nti ting 0‘ “n m ; rude. m
L '1‘ - v . w a ' . v . . i .
., hm \l-u-v stcr and the {a In). ‘ zed rooms for light housekeeping. All at aooloclt. Burial mthe family cent.» had Concealed them it would have their We and _
in .ti‘ 3h .lntetmenl ‘ A ‘ FOR SAME-A MAN'S BICYCLE imDrovemenlS. 3 minutes from So. Nor- terynt Sellook's Gamers, Nechmn. men 'mg;fl:t I did not know that butcs during the - ‘
14 En ' . 'L *1 ~ ‘ 3 will sell cheap if sold at once Can be ”walk station “M T" cu' V The Rev Ml. Beebe “'1“ omclatc Two ey wore c “13' If anyone had death d our V
.., .. . . ' l ' ' ' e ofSentlnel. . ' ' ' come to enact them and i had con-.
- “m9 “'9“ ‘0 1931'" ;:‘.:.“.“.‘.‘.:::-" .3“ 26“” 5; ms. - :2‘...”..":.°*°'.:.“;.“:r:°::' :2: ....... m .. ~de ..- .... m m m M
- . .: c wee _ 4 ,urnow St! . . 7- 0 . a F . wrong. Concerning the‘lndepcndence —————""" .'
WANTED . 1 M m m ‘N-Ol’l'aik. 5 * : ___. South Nomlk, survive? movement. i had nothing whatever to ‘: "M”
,4. _‘ _ _.__._.._— . . '_ t n, , ‘ do with it and kept tree from it and. “M M. _
l LOST—‘03.- BLACK X”) GIJOVL - ' I.“ m 1"
. FOR SALE— AT ’ROVVAYTO - ’stitcheil in white Lo t l s ' ' -‘ Today in Wall Street as “ Amermn' mm them 9"“ x: ‘ m . '
ammo ' pay while lemma 1 ‘ 1.. .. , :‘ ." -*~- m... com have «mm m do on n and any-ale u w m awn—L
.. .__ 1 y 0 His. Madden. 1 Concord St. ' , could give no advice." ‘ Gd t dio am I“. ' '
NEW YORK. June 7. (‘Wall Street, to ’ B “ '
w-nu—
p
.»..4 w
.’ ftnlshlng tires ~~2ud shift. ‘
-:l trimming tires—lat shift. ‘ mm m ('1’.
-:. building treadsm‘lnd shift.
.--;. inspecting treads ~- 2nd , l l
.l
inz’ mill mixing—2nd shift.
.zl ini‘ calendarLLA/flnd shift. WE PAY furor can
in illl‘ yard gang—day Work. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
mu tor soap-stoning—‘lnd and . ‘11:.” mm co
' '1 "hms' ‘ 123 Wmslon St. So. Not-walk
Next to Post Office. Up one pugm
Open Eveyng‘ a
on in: curing vi‘nd and 3rd
Elii‘m
-i. \lilfil‘r.
Real opportunities.‘
'4 m 12 mornings.
Clorwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
‘-t.tIi-. —
WANTED~XYOMAN TO TAKE
care of child 3 years old. Phone 1143-13.
‘ . WANT£D~\VOMAX TO DO lllGllT
l -iaundry work and to asslct cook and
‘VANTED. J m-cond girl. Pleasant holtlr and good
wages. Apply (:5 East Axe. Norwalk.
- ' - Phone 1'28. ' ‘
rll.pet'teitsed trimmers on soft: ‘ — - E
‘ . WANTED -SMALI. MOTOR BOAT
complete. Mu'Lt be reasonablv. Address
'Mitchell. l Twilight Plate. Harbor
View. s it; JEII.
. l i stiff hats; also young wom-
- . ) learn trimming and bind-
.1 Good pay while learning.
House of 7 rooms '1 1 bath. Lot 70 by a. m.
200. city water. ho .air furnace. ln-l
quire of E. \‘l'. Gmfrey or telephone;
245-2.
'(llcnwood. in good condition. (‘all after'L. li. Crawfoul. \l'cszpor‘t. Tel. 121-13
6:30 p. m. daily. any limo Sunday. Mrs ; l
Arthur Kcyworth. 22 Grove St. South:
Norwalk; Conn. I
in: cars.
IPhone 1703-2, Norwaik.
LOST -BETV\'E{-;.\' REDDY'S GAR-
E. Nor»
_.— twalk. sum of money in envelope. Find—
lago and “'us'ningt on bridge.
FOR SALE-KITCHEN RANGE, er llleaKt‘ return and receive reward.
zwhich showed advances running from
REWARD
Suitable reward and no question. for
_';lnfomuttion leading to recovery .1!
I’LEAS ‘pcarl necklace and gold chain so! with
FOR SALE—A 26
1.1 )O'l‘
“re boat equipped “'lll] 12 ll. p. 13qu3. Epiglll llm?'lll'f=l hearts. L. M. M3811",
lo motor. Just been overhauled and?“ “‘(‘-“l A“;-
‘painted. Everything in first class Con-l
dition. I
in Rowayton harbor.
Seymour.
2022.
-.__.__ ____4
lffill Milli
__ __.__. ‘ _ ‘ Ilistrict of Norwalk. ss.
FOR SALE»? (.3001) FORD TOl'R =(Jottrt..Junc t'. A. D. l9l9.
Finc- condition. Good tires? Estate of Magdalen Plant. lute
l Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Will .L't-ll reasonable. Anchored;
inquire R. .‘i.|
hogan St. Rowayton. Tcl
Prohat e
l Ordered. That. the trustee of
\‘l'est Ave.
SPEClAL SALE
ifor adjustment. at the Probate office
- iin Stu-walk. on the _l3th day of June.
illllf'. a 2 o'clock afternoon; and that
l WANTED—SITUATION AS ST'Hx.‘ On Ford size tires. Mosuy'iall persons interested in said mattcr
U-‘l'uilllcr. Graduate of \‘cw York Bit-i Goodyear. Come curl" to 8\'ultl the may be notified tl eof th trust 0
t“ y 3 ~ 3 ~ - ler . e . e
-POFUT & KNAPP 00. m... cm”. Inxpvlimced. Adm...” .11 rush. 1.. Efl'rtm. 3 Rowan St. E. Nor-'wilt cause this order to be published
it." cure or Sentinel.
t
l
walk. Tel Ll ll.
Ztin a. .ncwspaper tuning a circulation in
l . -._._____.,.. -——-- .. —- —— -——- 4- ~ ~-— ; said District. at least five days'bcforfl
WANTED—JP“ rent a cottage. turf
nisht-d if passihlc. City or little ways
la'zsNTED:
to a quick buyer $30. 70 Taylor Ave. l
FOR SALEEMBARU 22x15. (“lllfiil‘isaid lfltlt day of June. 1919.
HENRY 3".‘GRECORY
‘ out. by responsible party. without chll-l
. w\5-l-llfll('t'll >Lllt'llt'l'5 at .240 . «if-m], Address "Cottage" care 01' Son.
'1' I" luzlz'twts nil lllaC’lllllPfi duel ‘ 4 '
.. ;.. l- ham: 10 girls over 16 _-._ _.- ._ Mm
1.:1' pt—‘l‘ llOUl'. Machinist WANTEc-“VVEA\'ERS FOR T-‘l‘l‘:
..-;.' .. ‘- . -' . l' .
l l d on at “in: itmc.unes. looms. also slrls to learn “703”“: AP
Novelty Curtain Mfg. _ D'." J. 6.- J. (“ash Ltd. Cut-smut St.
“an, McMahon. Cremmms 8. WANTED _.,. PARLOR
Worthington.
-) Orchard ’Street. Norwalk. Hill Road. South Norwalk. Conn.
>WANTED _ (‘APABLE “'OliAbl
[or position as waitress chamber-maid.
Small family. t-ottntty home. Best was-
i“. Adtllt'ss‘VK-HF. David Spence, Nor-
walk. Conn.
HELP WANTED—J'EMALE
i"l‘t'ssf‘rs wanted to iron cotton
-ln--Lses; steady work. good pay.
wr- teach learners. Also. young
:Irl~ wanted as operators.
BELGIAN DRESS COMPANY, WANTED ”LADY CASHIER. Alt.
5.! Water S_t., South Norwalk. Dl\ Rutun Point Park, ;
WANTEDEL MARINE lEINGl'Nl-Z'ER.
HELP WANTED—~FEMALE . .Mftrine fireman. Mess bo'y. Cooks. Ap-<
Operators and Fraser's on Ladies'
Dresses Wanted.
luau» positions open for
.AII-JIJ ladit-s and girls who desire
it
\.
Walk. Ct.
a
WANTEDM-EFIRBMAX. GOOD “'AG-
u l-o'llti‘ tiwir conditions. Free in- ‘
mum-n furnished to all our 0111- 9-“- bloody Pmployment. Jonas & Naum~
ulna-s. \A'o- han- steady work at burg. R. N. (7.. 35 Spring St. 1
'mvt' \‘ilL‘t‘S. l
BELGIAN DRESS co. 1 , . . .
Wat" St. South No’rwalk 'WAblTED-LRLFINED .43”.th .\.\
girl, Wishes position as nurse for child,
‘1?
lltL't‘ 3! years old or more. Call at Mc-
Garr's place. Ask for Irene Keller.
Rachards Ave., Brookside, Norwalk.
Conn.
WANTED
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
‘EORS. PAID WHILE
LEARN IN G. 'CLUETT. PEA-
BODY & 00., INC.
WANTEDM—(‘AT BOAT OK 31.00 1’
up to 3.. fr. to hire for season or mini;
purchase.
.t‘ottagul. Dorlons Point.
__.-—
TURNERS‘ WANTED 'ro '
:rm: WORK HOME. max.
LE‘ERIENCED HELP TAUGHT.
CLUETT, rmony a co-
hath-tub.
Address
‘whiie cnulna‘l
good condition.
care of Sentinel.
MACHINE
WANTED—BOYS [N .
Shop. Steady work. Good pay. Neptun
WANTED Norwalk.
Men, prefer some with car-
__
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRLS
Modern improvements. beautiful shadc‘
Land fruit trees. room for three more
houses. walking distance South Nor
}walk.
. FOR SALE ——2.000 “'lil'l‘ii
.horn chicks (\crv wcck in Junc: 201' integrity. Mr. R 0. Box 31‘3‘ Bridgp.
‘dratt horst‘. \Vcizht-lfimv u»: 4;. on .7. '2
'dition and ll'llt' to work. l’honv
fine sah'ias plants, 63 Meadow St. Tel.!
1415.
d.
eon BALE—10 ROOM RESIDENCE_ Judge
' BUSINESS NOTICES.
l Buick cars rcpaircd. Also Dolco ignl~
walk R- R- Station. {5300 half cash. tion systems a specialty. 59 (‘rows Ft.
‘(n-o. Mitchell. Phone 186].
Norwalk.
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FOR SALE--imnntrs. mucus; DETECTIVES—(‘lYTL AND (.Rm.
HHA ;' ‘ . ,, _ .
>ltH'P. largo i2... Ale-u 091nm. moral-:1: “arcs and Finnish Giants. "“" '“ °“"l‘- ' inai investigators of every description:
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "" ' :E. F Knnrr. tit: Myrtle SL. East NorQfiDjvnrcp evidence obtained qulckly
land without notorietv or publicitv. Cun ‘
”j” isultation absolutely, confidential. Ref-
LEG‘ erences furnished as to responsibility.
Vcach. Safe unrival bv Puree! Post’vm" Conn.
. guaranlccd. Order now. A. B. Hall.‘i
5 v, ~ n . n — l
l‘\\dllln.f01(l...0nn. l'honc lo3-H. ; Sotrlc ”1;. question. drop a pou'a]
m”, -__-.._..._,. "" and i will 2ivv you an estimate on your
FOR SALE “ l'VlNlZ i.(‘-tl?.l\". hoc -- wiring. F. J. Flahert}. 4 Charles
:21. 1-2. Nos-walk.
‘:‘:x!l-l!l.
. ‘2 TAXI SERVICE
FOR SALE—LFICW ACRES LAN".'('.’1Y‘~‘ for hire all hours of the day and
P1) to X 1 & Isorwall‘ Lme' So. xvi-(mean. Easy :erms. Pew minutes walklnisht. \‘icforia Taxi Station. Phone 937
,to East Ave Station. Also lots on “'a'- Romano” Cutronc. Props.
.laco Ava. Manin Beach. Easy tel‘m€.l-—-—- ‘L
F. Scofield. 5h Strawberry Hill.
lSOUTH “etORWALK LIVE POULTRY
’ MARKET
Poultry of all kinds gold alive or kill-
ed and dressed While you wait. Tel.
11662. 21 Bontma street.
A
v u
FOR SALE —- EXCEPTIONALL
__.... .___.. ..
' TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local
FOR SALE—ONE DODGE :I‘OITRE
l . ' r - .
in: car .mn be We“ at Schaub's Gar,:anli long distance hauling and Lutk
' , ‘lng ’l Osborne avenue. East 15:17.“.
' go. 14‘. \‘l'ashtnglon St. So. ‘.\. ‘
fConn. Tel. 1893.
t complctu
.x. .u. “‘illdigz. (Franklin "WW-
sion library suit. SPl'Oi'al lawn mowch.
, ‘ Itypcwritcrs.
WANTED—A GOOD sucoxn HAND 0“ w'i0‘*‘>-‘L
Must be in “WV-“L ‘3 3C" '
"Bath-tub“ other second hand articles. Philip P4
.Mahont‘y, 5‘2 Van Zant St. Tel. llSu-o. ling.
e on Lincoln :n'cnue on easy pas-mentii
Mardware Mfg. Co. 66 Fort St. East A150
tunity to get your own home.
sicin and Robcrt 0. Raymond. So. Nor-l
FOR walk.
FOR SALE—20 FT. MOTOR BOAT; “PA—INTAlNG’“; I‘D-BETH“; GIN“
Several bureaus. hells, and'docoratlnl. 9.1th mm: 7‘1‘
1.000‘t-hairs. 1 up to daft‘ mig- . paper. up-to—dnte Itylec. lowect m.
kitchen tables. several . 1cm BOllClted. T81 400. ‘1th
0m pair fine old sax-.217 White. 61 1-: El! venue.
boxes and hundreds of.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
.wnrd J Flahcrty, proprietor. Truck
long distance hauling. Lizht
{and hctn'y trucking. Office telephones
FOR SALE—'SIX ROOM COTTAGES‘ 1581, 300 house connection,
Good oppor— FIORE,S GARAGE
‘1 Fl‘- Hai’t‘ your Ford oVerhauled or
‘ ' A {paired at Fiore‘s Garage, 1‘. Hanford
our
two family houses.
5Plnce. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
: Bed 083'
. in: an exceptional rise 0! {Dill PL‘lFI‘J Rev. Mr: Mowry‘s head and face. and
'Stccl moved quite narrofivly.
l
of" l
. . the ‘
FOR RENT—GARAGE SPACE FOR trust created in tin- will oieaid (10092.55
two cars. Reasonable. 1.. M. Magaw.;e<l. exhibit his account to this Courtl
4‘:
Estimates cheerfully then. Trial on.
re-i
“The procurator in demanding a
. sentence of six months' imprisonment
and addressing Mr. Mowry bcfore the
court said,” on one side. your (skim:
employee and students who had no
place to flee to, was in a sense. tL :.ian-:
: ifestation or human kindness." 1
points, With United Fruit milk-i The wicker basket was then put on
10:30 a. m.)——Generai buying of re-
cent favorites was resumed in_the
Stock Market today . the. demand
brain:~ notably for Gcneral Motors and
the shipping. oil and food shares.
r)
1 to ..
A few stocks weakened under continua he. was led off by a“policeman. The
min“ 0i" .VGFN‘l‘dfiY'S 1‘93“me “10““ Rev. Mr. Moifett visith the office of
ment, American Woolen receding 5;:nother p orator. who admitted to
points. but the maintrend was definitc- him that r. Mowry was not notified
ly upward? Railroad shares WW" . of his trial until the day bei‘otc it was
quieter and toppers and United States. held. and that he was not asked
' whether he wanted a lawyer. Mr. Moi-
;fctt complained that the trial was.
i brought off so suddenly that Mr. Mow- '
l ry‘s friends had no chance to engage
agitation-tn
10 a. in. to 9 p. in.
‘Wuhinnon street.
poulte Post Office. 5“
Mr. Motiett replied that “we were
i _ . , l The procurator told him tl:- 3' could
1 on ”Ell
Ii I 1
have obtained a postponement. and
.Briot Notice For Trial a. a;
Serious Charge in Tokio
r
TOKIO. May 0 (Correspondence of?
The Associated Pressl.»~The Dov. ll.
M. Maury. of Mansfield. 0.. an Amen;
it-an Presbyterian missionary. had nol
lawyer to represent him in the court l
of Pycng Yang when he was convict—
cd recently and sentenced to six
months' penal servitude for sheltering
.Korcan agitators in the independence
3
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movement. The trill was held allel‘l THE NEW ENGLAN“
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one day‘s notice to the accused and .
neither he nor his friends who were in
' court watching but taking no part in
,thc casc were notified until after the
Home Made IceCt V j -
BU LK OR BRICK
FRESHtMADE CANDIES
vmr OUR LARGE Pill.” "
trial that they could have asked for
and obtained a postponement.
Thcsc facts are stated by the Rev.
, Samuel A. Moi’fett. who has charge 01
who American Presbyterian mission~
my :11 Pyeng Yanglhe Rev. Mr. Mof-
felt has called them to the attention
or the-Japanese authorities at Pycnz
Yang and forwarded a statement of
the Ducts to the American consul at
Seoul. .
The Rev. Mr. Mot'fmt attended the
hearing in the case of the Roy. Alt,
Mon ry before the district court and;
made a detailed report of the proceod- ;.
ings in which he stated that he calltd , .
upon Mr. Mowry. then under arrest. :4
on April 10. A detective informed}
.Mr. Moffctt that Mr. Mowry probably,
would be sent to Sotllll but on April l H
14. both Mr. Mowry and Mr. Mol'fett : 7-
,Wcrc notified that Mr. Mowry would?
' be put on trial the next morning. . lw"
' ’l‘htu lit-v. Mr. Mofictl's transcription . "
Lof the midence shows that the Run.
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Mr. Mowry told the court that he was 1
, a teacher of the Union Christian Col-l
ilcgc and principal of both the Boys' 'x
land Girls" grammar schools at Pyeng
fYang. and that he had taught there
THE OLD CANDY
13$.
mun.
gsince 1911. He said that he had ad-
lmitted to his house the Korean stu-,
f dents for two days in March. ai‘tcrthe:
{beginning of the independence more]
i mom. One of these had been his sec- '
retury for six years and was so engag-
'ed until he was arrested by the Japan
. ese.
The missionary had given him
money tor school expenses for five
l years. The others were pupils he had l‘
; taught. The Rm; Mr. Mowryiold tho .
lCOllll that he had heard that . the l
‘Christians and students had held an!
independence meeting at the Boys';
grammar school. that he had nothingl
. whatever to do with it. but heard they
; had read a declaration of independ-
i
l
.
l
l
lencc. raised the Korean flag and
' marched down the streets shouting
"mansci" (long live Korea). The mis-
lsionary declared that he had heard!
that the police were, going to arrest
lthc students, but that when the boys?
came to his home they did not tell.
lhim why they wanted to stay there;
DOWNRIGHT 9 6
awaits the bard—worm
wife who rests her
on one of these ...
It’s every bit as c ..
it looks in tho pictu
too. Vl‘ith it!
curving back and c
as “nifty"
leather seat, this piece
nlture is the very thing
mer days. See it at on“
ldid not say they were in hiding from:
lthv Japanese. and that he told them;
i that he could not protect thmn if thr y
{were doing anything they should not
i do.
“l‘l'ould you not think (lull in «To-
l ing to the house of a Wcsterncr their
lwas eomething up?" asked the judge. !
.rmngh an interpreter.
“Koreans often slept at my house;
58 WALL STREET.
nonwam _
i. . N '
. . . ' . .‘1 es- . . ' ,- - ' '
g - oer experience and tools. 2:“: 23:50:32; 5:332:32] 2:5“ l FOR SALELL—(‘kBBAGE ”Ayn-,5 ~~ -W -_ _- ~~ land I could only curse at it mg)?“ m ‘3 nmox “$333: 1"”de 0‘50"“ in a“
~ - - . . - .. .--{ '; _ ~.- . ; _ ___.._,-. - ounm.
[ ,lly immediately. Ulnon An‘ tunity’. H. Jacobs & Sons. Inc.. Shoe early Jersey Vt ukcfleld. The earliest» Red . . P , 0f 2 “YIL V TAXES' -35: , Slim-0n and Other 8‘. .
Z ‘3 Dye 00-: Rowayton, Conn. Mfrs. Bcltlon Ave. Sorwalk. :sure headlnz cabhaze that grows. 60c. “Chou 1? the m 4 IV). . . Thorough examination of the e . 0c 1 I . . ’ _ .
‘ ' . a hundred. $3.00 a thousand. Peppsr Tires Collector’s Notice .. . fly and. Expert Rep , .3
' ' ""—“‘— I "‘ ’WANTED A ‘BRlGllT YOUNG plants $1.50 pcr hundred. Reynol Si A . A i . mm mm
. . . wmngs ut To 3 - of .
”TED " “‘ MALE STENOGRAPHT 1mm as receiving clerk. Good oDDor- szltzy Farm. Highland A\e_ Phone; A £0 6 O .P ”d The .TuP‘yers 0f the Tgwnthat‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
t v-. pm. Mon be quick and accur. “mm, if capable. State azc. refCl‘Pnf‘9‘ 103.1 — . 11 upphea Wilton are. hereby not: ed .
“1”” 5 “Ti”- stating “PM" and salary. to Box “Y. Z." care of Sen MM’M” 9"”"h , ' "Mf'. One Miniature Tire Free to . the Tax laid on the Asses‘ment ,-
”‘4 ~t1l'dl‘3L' @Xivt‘t‘lvd. P. O. Box fine], . , ‘ FOR SALE~-A T\\O FAMILX Every Pat l List Of 1918 -n be payable 0n‘ ‘ - "-7 — _fl_ ....
~‘v'lt .\'nr\'~'2tll-t. ;, ._- __ u- 3.. house conveniently located. bot 703:192 tan 1 RI dav June 16 1919 :5: l
—- ———-————-———— . ' E ....T() PURCH.~V'E. - fcct. Fine "ax-don and fruit. Price; . - T l = on _ . . k . , -
' 7 ‘ .. ‘ _. ‘ , ‘ WANT- D _. _ . _ o a 3" “‘0 L- . l AARON BORE . 1 will be at my officc in (Lanonndaic Hers 1e 5 o r x
“TED 7‘1 FOMOBELL MEL H ”mm 1101.53 “uh improx cmems. “INK" m I . h l 55 Railroad Amy; ‘ ito receive taxes on June 151i: and July
.. ml... mm. of private? cars. Ap- to $7.000. send particulars: to Taylor ‘2’: , ' . 4151b. 1919. and m the ()me ot' Floyd . ,
‘- "'2Hl.l’ and Sunday to Ledzewood Golden Telcpnone 1230, So. ».\'or::al!(,‘ ASK Joan 1" Hayes ll Phone 4%. lBouton. Georgetown. ”Honour, 1:25 122 WATER aunt. 8:.v8031m, PM ‘3'
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