.‘glili
1 SSlFlEll‘
timid
lVERllSEMENI’ST
Mn.
1011:11an WWI“ or
or Gaps Mid-1'21???“
'W ANTED
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4 D:
.1911 stripping in tube (1e:
second shift.
'Iii_\‘ men; second shift:
.ck trucker; second shift.
r1 (18 years), rolling lin-
1nd Shift.
-rs and curing men.
- all: Tire 1h Rubber 00.
y
_ ANTED! ,
g men to learn
making. _ from}
bile lent-sing.
iii Knapp Co.
ANTED !
'1 'enced trimmers on soft
1‘
i hats; also young wom._
earn trimming and bind-
00d pay while learning.
corona KNAPP co.
| 1'.1
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‘ 'j WANTED
wma mom orna-
as... ram wmu:
:mo. OLUBTT, rm.”
a; 00., mo.
‘ its WANTED ro
“worn: HOME. ma.
115N031) HELP moan.
| TT, PEABODY & 00..
NTED~1 OU\G HAT CO. WANT
XPERIIYA CED FORE LADY FOR
T‘ HAT"I'R11\I.\‘IING ROOM FOR
V‘l'A'IaK FACTORY. GOOD POSI-
' FOR RIGHT PERSON. APPLY
.mii. TO YOUNG HAT C0. 46 '
'I' 232d ST. NEW YORK CITY.
ANTED—FISHING AND 5.111.151;
: DES.
Phone 71“.. 2 18 Cove Ave.
. ANTED- GIRL FOR GENERAL
.r—work. Mrs. James Golden.
:m fzv-hl avenue. South Norwlk.
v
w'ANTED GIRLS FOR HEMMING‘
11 l. uisiitching. Good pay and steady(
Knit,
Edwin Boese. Chestnut
Norwalk.
street,
\r’/ANTED-—GIRL FOR GENERAL
=~:’1\1'11'k, No laundry or upStaiis
Com] wages. Address Box 218.
1'
, modem improvements centrallv locat-
Slotoi-boat Shiilei. C. ll. Gehr-l
4 :
"in ‘io'nV
WANTED -— A GIRL LEAVI\G FOR SALE—2 FORD TOURING
school," for position in order nemn- cars Late 1917 models also 1 Ford
mm: Knowledge or typewriuag bro-4 mahout All three cars in good condi-
=-fer19d.Stenography not necessary Ap- tion. Good bu1.(‘ome quick. Phone
-vaii 1 .. _
Norwd‘lifiwm
(continuum Pontiac)
was ata loss to know?“ what l‘
mummies-bis W stem—'41
stated that his employé‘sire wiell Spain-
the women-wot nu 523 i033!)
and them all to $45 for :7: about
week, and (shamans-1rd felt." than
those existing in most m 1* «walk
factorlu. me 'only mm
"these Bolshevtts." ‘11?" coils:
are try-lug to do! his “flows to 30an
where the noon leaders can exact-cl
plyJ. & J. Cash. Ltd. i1703-2. Norwalk.
I?‘
WANTED—MEN FOR. DYE HOUSE
Bros” East Norwslk. to select from. 35. 00 to 315. according
, _ $9.0 color. Merrill, Wilton, Conn. Phone
WANTED—MEV TO SHOVEL AND 47- 2, Wilton.
wheel shells. Apply So. Nor-walk Oyster!
Iarms 00., 140 Water street, Southl
Norwalk —:!c0ttage on trolley line with 11‘ acre
land fruit shade. Fair neighboihood for
WANTED—GOOD DRIVER FOR. 3,3 2,00 Phone 632-3. Lawrence‘ Agency.
double team. ‘Finch Bros. 8 Van Zant
St E Norwmalk : FOR SALE—«A FINE SHORE LOT'
_. ~ ' 140x100 sea well. Good beach for :1. 200.
WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS; It s handy to town and trolley. Phone
Few high school girls. lClean w.:ork 632 3 Lawrence Agency
Good pay. Apply Supt. Webbingaz 1963-"
gins Corp 83 Washington St.
‘E'OR VS‘ALE—WHY PAY RENT
‘ w.hen you can buy a home and on easy
g WANTED—SOFT HAT M Ang terms. We can sell you a small hlmc
:binder and snapper Good Day guaran, lfrom 31.500 upwards. only requiring
need. Steady work. Dreyer Hat Co. “00:33: rest 3:3,: paid-on “5:1:
lRailroad ‘Ave: men or. me. e mesarecen a «
. __i-ly located Rents are going up every
WANTED EXPERIENCED. TURN iday so you had better provide your.
ers in; Also girls to learn Norwalkl‘se]: with a home of your own and ‘be
:Box Co. No. Main and Ann Sts. {happy N0 “5"“ Y0“ “a“ ‘0 ”“3“
ness direct. Address Box 61. Norwalk
ANTED-«AT THE mom. 5,111». 0
0. June 30th. Men to wheel shells. i FOR SALE—Severaljureaus beds.
”'tables, 1,000‘chairs. 1. up to date mis'
1mm sion library suit, several lawn. mowers
.typewriters, kitchen tables. several
1‘07 LET"'5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING? old antiques. One pair fine old saVra
f- Inquire 0‘ Mrs 11- Tarlov.16 vases, 6 ice boxes and hundreds of
“”79 St- T“ “5242- other second hand articles. Philip 1’
Mahoney, 52 Van Zant St. Tel. 1182-5.
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L'I'O LET—9 ROOMS WITH ALL
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGES
on Lincoln avenue on easy payments.
Also two family houses. Good 0pm.-
tunlty to- get sour own home. M. ED-
lstein and Robert 0. Raymond, So. Nor-
walk.
led. Reasonable rent. H. Roodner 35:
Putnam Ave.
LOST.
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Lost-GREEN. FLAT BOTTOM'
row boat. from Harbor View Beach.
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PIAAA\TS.
FOR SALE‘PERSIAN KITTENS of New York city.
work—~good wages. - Golden-in 1&3“de hair; bee f
‘MPIY Y ““93“ WW1 him more out of fear 59w“, lam such- chime if she encourages or per-:WTPfiWS-
salts deliberate violation ol’ her writ-i
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.more Jurisdictbn. He alums that it 7“"
is the union's wishes that the rain-
coat industry be confined to the limits
It is Shspfl-o' 3
opinion that New deserted
1than anything’olso‘, fonuptlll ehe time
the union stepped'ni. it“? seemed to
be well satisfied With 'théaway they
were being treated. Mr: Shapiro fur-
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FOR SALE—A PRETTY 6 [{0ng ther ststcs‘ that should any of the men 1
vor women who are now out wish to
return to work, they are welcome to
.do so, at the present scale of wages.
* No queations will be asked and noth-
i log will be said to them, and. if they
left their poslitons through dissatis-
lraciion with conditions. he will be
willing to meet them in his oflice and
reason with them.
Those Who turned over to the side!
of the union were given cards by the’
pickets,- oddressed to dilerent New
York raincoat manufacturers,
stmcting them to give the bearer :-
position. It is feared that an- «1 1111
unfortunate strikers reach Ne .-
they will come to grief.
Chief Pebnington has assured the
Victoria people that he will give them
all the assistance necessary should
they call on him for probation. $hu'-‘
plro does not look forward to any vio-
lence being committed. but he is posi-
live that the agitators will be‘ heard
from again.
WILL roman
GERMANS FOR
SINKING smrs
Whom Ill-st Pam
York
German peace deelgation:
‘June 25.1918.
“Mr President:
“The terms of the armistice signed
by Germany on the eleventh Novem-
ber, 1918. provided as follows:
‘ “Article"zs. The German surface
warships which shall be specified by
the allies and the Ufichd'States shall
forthwith he disarmed and thereafter
interned in-noutral ports. or, failing
them. in the allied ports designated by
Thomas» Riley, 57 Meadow St. So. Nor.
walk, Conn.
early Jersey Wakefield. The earliestl
sure heading cabbage that "rows. MC;
a hundred. 35.00 a thousa: l. Pepp‘vr:
plants $1.50 per hundred. Reynolds,
:tard Ave, River S" 0" Woodward Ave, 1 Poultry Farm. Highland Ave. Phone.
is. dull gold bur pin. Topaz [and Pearl,1036.
‘setting. Reward if returned to 33 Quin-‘
itard Ave.
5
LOST—MONDAY NIGHT ON QUIN—
FOR SALE-*A 12 ROOM HOUSE IN
center 1 block from West Ave. Fine
Ilocation. All improvements for 34. 000
lA-l condition. Phone 632- 3. Lawrence
Agency. 15 So. Main St.
LOST—A SIDE-CAR. COVER BE-
tween Ostine avenue, Van Zant and
tWashington streets. Finder please re-
turn to R. Bland, 2 Charles street, East
Norwalk or leave at 88 \Nashington
street South Norwalk.
FOR SALE~A conrmaru 1.1: r.’
room house with an acre of 11.:h fin
land near trolley. Barn, gala, . chick:
on house, 33,500. Phone 632-3. Lawrence
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‘ BUSINESS NOTICES.
’ BOOKS OPENED AND POSTED.
Monthly ~ balances . taken off for ’ con-
cerns not employing bookkeeper-3.5
“Perms reasonable. Address “T. R.”"
care of Sentinel.
ure boat equipped with 12 h. p. Buffalo
motor. Just been overhauled and
painted. Everything in first class con
dition. Will sell reasonable. Anchor
ed in 'Rowayton Harbor. Inquire R M.
'Rowaytoh. Tel.
Aubry Sisters’ famous beautifiers p03-
itively remove blackheads, pimples and ; Seymour, Logan Stu
1f1eckles. Perfect bleach for sallow com 12022-
aplexion. will not rub off like powder
”’1' rec massage with every purchase. |
best, with 5 horse power Palmer en-
gine. both not quite three years old;
will dispose of reasonable. Apply An-
drew S. Mills, Rowayton, Conn
FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford oVerhauled or re-
FOR SALE-21 FOOT MOTOR
.Call for samples and demonstration.
MRS. P. T. CUNEO
124 Washington str'eet
Over Gotham Paint Store
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HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED AND
enjoy the comforts of electricity. Drop
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41”}:
the allies and the United States. They
shall there remain under supervision
by the allies and the United States,
only care and maintenanoo parties be-
ing left on board.
"On June 21. the German warships
which had been handed over to the
allied and associated powers and were
at anchor in the roadstead at Scapa
Flow with the German care and main
tenance parties on board. as provided
in the armistice were sunk by these
parties under the order of German
admiral in command, accordlng to the
information Which has been collected
il transmitted by the British Admin
The German admiral in com-
mand of these parties of the German
naval forces has alleged that he acted
in the belief that the armistice expir-
ed on June 21. at midday. and consc~
quently. in his opinion, the destruc-
tion in question was no violation of
its terms.
“in law Germany, by signing the
terms of Article 23. set out above, en-
tered into an undertaking 111111 the
main in the ports indicated by the
allied and associated powers. and that
care and maintenance parties should
be left on board with such instruction
and under such orders as would on-
sure that the armistice should be ob
served.
"The sinking of these‘ships instead
of their preservation, as had been pro
vided for, and in breach of the under-
taking embodied in the Article 31 of
the armistice, the destruction of the
pledge handed over. and an act of
German gross bad faith towards the
allied and associated powers.
"The admiral in command of the
care and maintenance parties belong-
ing to the German naval forces has,
ships handed over by her should re-,
M
which Germany was to m “gmmmewhm
anti-tea: another Gelibulto. breach armada of some of the mines. Mach
.39: a. they“ been given to wrung
advance of these same muons.
. “In Mien”, the hm “a...
‘Wmmmm theyukg
we ofrtbeoe signal act- of bad faith.
.cndthit when the investigations have
m aimleted intun 111. aim-s
sauce-i they will met the am
notation. it is evident that any can}
iznsonofacts like thosemtm‘n
1: a“, very unfortunate effect upon the fut-' wt: named a company bed he“
use operations of the treaty which the
00mm are-about to also. Thor
lime made complaint of the fifteen
riod of occupation which the
J,trenty ntemplstes. They have made
icon-plant that admission to the Leo
gue of Nations may be too long deter.
Ired. How can Germany put' forward
Jean engagements? Can she not com-
tplaln shOuld The allies use the full?
lpowars conferred on them by the
treaty. Windy Article ‘1!!! if she
on her side, dellbenteiy violates its
provisions
(Signed)
“G. CLEMENCEAU.“
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1F ormer
i Prince Has‘ Escaped From
Holland
(cautioned frun‘ Page acct.
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“W. ‘3’INGTOX June 26. ——‘Thc ftr-
nzt i .i 1- .man (‘rown Prince was intern-
cd by tht Dutch Government on the
Island of Wieiinean. av be pre-
serves his status as a soli‘ . .' .‘te opin-
.ion of fntemationul law authorities
here is that the Netherlands Gore: n-
ment may be held accountable by the
associated powers for his escape
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{war and neutrality require the govern-j
'ment of any nation that afford asuum
to a fuglthe soldier to lntornJrirn for!
the period of the war, and that in tidal
instance that period technically had
Eliot elapsed. Metals said this effect
of the escape undoubtedly would be
day scnt the following lettei to the to cause the authorities of Holland to Presentation of Dublin-«Supp Goo.
Arrnew precautions to prevent the es-
jicape of the former Emperor.
Because Of the bitterness manlfeStcd
by the Extreme Socialist element-
‘against the former ro3al family. offl-f
rials here were somewhat puzzled by
the action of the former Crown Prince.
They assumed, however, that be either.
must have some encouragement from'
his friends in Germany to believe that
whatever government survived the
present crisis would refuse to surren-
der him to the associated powers for
trial under the terms of the peace
treaty should his name be on the pre-
scribed list. or that a coup d‘ eta: was,
in contunplation involving the con
servaiive element and officers of the,
army who haVe strongly opposed Sign-
ing of the peace treaty. ,
PARIS. June 26.—~Two days beIul'P
the armistice was signed. a decree is-
sued by the German imperial Chance!-
lor, Prince Max of Baden. stated: “The
imperial Chancellor will remain in of-
fice until the questions connected with
111's abdication of the Kaiser, the re-
nouncing by the Crown Prince of the
throne of the German Empire and of
Prussia-and the setting up of the re-
gency have been settled. ’
This generally was accepted by the
public as an official announcement 01
the Crown Prince's intention to re-
nounce his nights to the succession
Later however. the Crown Prince
denied any such intention in an inter
view givtn to The Associated Press
correspondent at Oostefland, Holland.
on December 3,1918. At that time the
Crown Prince said: "I have not re
nounced anything and l have not sign-
ed any documents whatever.
"However. he continued. “should the
German Government decide to form a
republic similar to the United States
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German Crown’
4East Vt’ashington street. the graduate
'undoubtcdly prove delightful.
{Vocal Solo—"Pirate Dreams" (Huert-
it was explained that the rules of 1
’Addresa—Rev. Dr. Jacobs.
1 of several
hibi- Wino-summon
“Mmmhhciaaualh—
mini-k
macaw «Mi-nu. tt
organised with “Mr. Frederick William
non-fliers as mumps”
to use the aloha-eons ands of the II
land of erringen in the making of
pottery. It was said the fonner Crown
Prince ma gorge investor in "the «11-1
mmnmn
SCHOOL CLASS DAY
1 Janna-ad, mom Page one).
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Presentation of Gift to School by
Gnduntosof Room 33 —- Madeline
Prenderxast.
Class Will—George Jackson and Ruth
Van Coevering.
;Psrtin’g Song—Class of 1919.
This wooing at Hoyt.’s‘l'beatreon
in; class of the school will present
their communism. A large audience
is expected to be present and the pro-
gram arranged by ‘thooa in charge {in
he
-program for this evening follows:
Jubilee “arch (Williams) - Anna,
Yost. '
Song~“1‘ftbute to the Soldiers,” (Arr.
by wank—Clan.
Twilight Shadows Waits (Rolllmn)
-——-Junior High Orchestra.
ere—44min nick-on.
Port Song—“To the Hermit Thrush”.
(Tooth—Anita Dowd, Irene Decea—
Marie Day, Climate book-
will! Mao Amundsen. 11m sander.
Ruth Van Coevedng, Anna You.
Francis Rough, Hyman Landi. not
old Skidd Jock Woble.
Song—"Vacation” (Wilson) ——Claas.
V. Buchanan.
Chain Vista March (Robinson-Jun-
ior High Orchestra. ’
Accompanlstsénucl Arnold. Elsie
Bryant, Leon nah.
There are 120 members“. the,
Franklin class and 64 in the Center.
The formal closing of the school for
the summer vacation will take place
tomorrow afternoon.
DAUGHTER TESTIFIES
lN_GlLLlGAN TRIAL
Defense Announces it Will Call Allen-
lots to Tutlfy on Mental
Condition. .
MIDDLET’IOWN June 26. “When
Mary Archer completed her testimony
in the Gilligan trial yesterday afici-
noon she had been on the stanc four
hours. She elaborated on the state
ments of previous witnesses as to the
mental peculiarities of her mother.
The cross examination by State‘s At-
torney Alcorn was very brief. Cour;
then adjourned. counsel for"the de-
fense announcing that the testimony
alienists -would be pre-
seated-today.
The sale of the Vandcrhoef property
Manon. Crimins and “Worthington, as
their factory on Orchardstreet was
not included in the deal.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL» FRESH AS
..n 2.-.. v-avrs.
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A umber .of on ism mi...
[and attinxiy observed her I“
birththy. Games were played all as»
freshmen“ were aened. five”
had a Joyous time. .
Sergeant Thomas mm rob“
from Camp Upton yesterday ‘
from service.
———-
nue. returned home last elm
a week’s visit with her pull-cuts
Hartford.
a
David Glaser has
many friends.
the U. S. Maine's was a visitor in ND.
York yesterday.
Fred L. Baxter of Vl’est avenue I.
a visitor in New York yesterday.
called on friends in town yesterday.
-—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
Summer Gordon M
ice-Cream Parlor
Luteroomfordandncft.~
sired.
Klyn'a [000m loom.“
Fruit, Fresh Vegetables m w.
Also all kinds of Canned M
Goods delivered! mm. b
town. '
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Proprietors
88 WOODWARD A".
.m. ‘70.
Trees .Bomovod
Orders for fruit troo apnylng M
be placed now.
Tree Spool-lion and 50%
James C. Green of New York Cr
.2'
A.,Ab1lo & (30.
non. having received his discw‘
Mrs. Malcolm Loxe of 2 Want to?
R.
returned fl.
overseas and is being greeted by w ,
Former Sergeant William Croal * .'
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Weaken‘ryafullhno-otfi-“h
Cigars,1'obaooo.0andywm
v
with CARE or mm:
Cpraylng, pronto... boltin. nail ”
in no way affected the» plant Of Mc- JOSEPH CORNELL &m ,, r
a postal to F. J. Flaherty, 4 Charles
paired at Flore's Garage. 11 Hanford while recognizing that the act was a
or France, i should be perfectly con-
To see the tinge or healthy moon _
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Y ‘ ’1 NTED—POSITION AS CHAUF
' 3 l 315 experience. Understands rc-
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
used onl-
‘ St. E. Norwalk.
,.
MOTOR EXPRESS
, the armistice had come to an end.
breach of the armistice, attempted to tent to return to Germany as a citizen
justify it by alleging his belief that ready to do anything to assist my coun-
’ h to work
not in. I should eveg be appy
-;11 . and upkeep of car. Can furnishi
ieferenv v-es. Victor Palniei, 48‘;
Hill Road,'So. Norwalk.
Daily trips between New York and
So. Norwalk. Telephone your orderS.
Rowayton Gieen Houses Tel. 589-3. So.
WANTED-GARDENE‘R.
APPL—y“ -\0!'y.alk Prompt delivery
.N" [{urd.“1l.<nn a" 9n“? ROWaVlon
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V.’ANTED——HELP. GOOD POSI-
\ppl} Hi Po Waterproof Eatery 1)“ orce
:ation. South Norwalk.
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DETECTIVEMWIL AND CRIM-
linal investigators of every descriptions
evidence obtained quicklyn
11‘1”
’_ sultation absolutely confidential. Ref-
ANTED—A \iAX TO TAKE CARE- gcrevices furnished as to responsibility,f
Apply 30‘integrity, etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge.
lport, Conn.
ll; iouto.
11. 7.:mt Sr,
‘1'.'ANTED-—J. & J. CASH,
Good wages.
East Norwalk.
LTD,
‘ “’1 0D 11in; for a boy with some. MARKET ’
. 1.1:.: 10“ to make good No one need Poultry of all kinds solo alive or km-
“110 is not “Hung to stick Mall ed and dressed wnile you wait. Tel.
application stating age. Give; 1562. 21 Boutou‘strest.
11ml references. --
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\‘UANTED—(‘OUPLES or 'REFINP ling 71 Osborne avenue. East NW
-1,z lookin: for furnished housekeep-g' Conn. Tel. 1898; ..
' -- apartments will find an unusual’ —'"'"“.~".""“-’.am‘~
- Iriunity by calling, Phone 877. ‘18::33mawmmzugfinpplfi- WI“
”‘ inner. now-«me styles. lowest price!-
1 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY FAM- Estimates cheerfully given. Trial at-
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and without notoriety or publicity. Con-i
'SOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY
TRUCKING—Peter J Nelson. local}
and long distance hauling and truck-l »
"This alleged justification is
well-founded as. under the communi-
cation addressed to the German dele-
gation by the allied and associated
powers on the sixteenth June, 1919
the armistice would only terminate on,
refusal to sign the peace. or, if no
answer were returned on the twenty-
third June, at seven oclock. Accord-
ing to interantlonal law as embodied
particularly in Articles 40 and 41 of
the regulations annexed to the Fourth
[Hague convention of 1907, every seri-g
ous violation of the armistice. by- one‘
of the parties. gives the other party
1the right to denounce it and even in
case of urgency to recommence hostil-
ities at once.
ReductiOn in the Price of
Tires
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One Miniature Tire Free to
Every Patron
AARON KOHN
55 Railroad Avenue
, Phone 439.
armistice by individuals, acting on
their own initiative. only confers the
right of demanding the punishment of
these offenders. and. if necessary, in-
demnity for the losses sustained. It'
will therefore be open to, the allied
and associated powers to bring Debbie
a military tribunal tho persons re
sponslble for these acts of destruc-
tion, so that the appropriate penalties
maul. Wm
may be
The All Stars would like to play our “4"“ 5"” "'9 ‘med. , -.
team in South Nor-walk or the @923“;
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UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
ward J . Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-
ing, long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Office telephone:
1581, 300 house Connection.
ALL STA’RS.
'1 ' if three adults want house or part am solicited. Id. 400, um
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icinitv of Norwallc or South
References if desired
“wise" cardamom,
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as a laborer in a factory.
“At present everything appears chat»
tic in Germany, ‘but hope things will
right themselves." ‘
Despite this categorical statement.
the semiomcial Wolff Bureau of Ber.
lin, three days later. issued what was
Crown Prince ’s‘fienunclstin of his
ights to the throne.
This document read:
“I renounce formally and definitely
all rights to the Crown of Prussia and
the Imperial Crows, which wank! have
Emperor King, or for other reasons.
I“
“A violation of the terms of the by my hand' done u Wleringen, Doc-1
"leén by my authority and signed
hv my hand1doneat Wleringen, ‘Dec
ember 1, 1918.
The exJCcowniPrince has given 11“?
ems interviews to various cm
pendent: Mali: Mali W
”M111"!!!
lionguc or nasty breath, in fact to
in your face. to see your skin gel
clearer and clearer, to “kc up with-
out a. headache, backache, coated
feel your best, day to and day out. Just
try insidebathing every morning for
one week.
Before breakfost each day, drink a
glass of real hot. water with I. (can
.oomful of lam-stone neonate in it
as a harmless means 0! ‘waahtnx from
the stomach. liver. kidneys and Mela
FOR SALE—HOUSE. 10 m,
for one or two families. with m1
city water, well located in m “.1.
walk. Price 33 200. For further F
ticulara
Ask Joan T. liayes
Infinity“ ‘
the previous day's indigo-tibia: waste.
Mr bile and toxins: this! bloom
sweetening and- purifying the out!"
W calla! mm more
bod Into the W Th. action of
not water and limestone rho-Mo on
algal-atlas. ltcleansontantholou
In emptyitonllcb is wonderfully is}.
formulations, gases and acidity-old
Wt,
Lawmponndotm
phatowlncostvmnmoattheCiu
immumtto .
we. one a splendid appetite as
m
mmarmmfi.
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