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"SEMENTS
MO
~ $1!!an MForSalaBusmeas -
' W131 Cards, Miscellaneous ‘ :
fi'tfll"pago.noentnm:mmlmchrgo
’7256 per issue. Caps Doublerrice.
But F. Themes noted a chairman of We "H! Tu
W mm” .... Bil mum
the
minimum“
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Canoni-
held tonl
ght. . cussed: As a result of the election of
officers the following were chosen:
Presidentstm. Eu 1 F.
9384138 :1. John Bandage;
“presuent, Mrs. John H. Shel-er, sun-1
r Miss ida Jul: at Bridgenter ,is ceedins 31mm; Wm we treat-
Lylnan Gilbert. New Haven. spent
the week-end with his parents on Van
Zant street. _
WANTED
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m m Cum, Win-“Afterdae birth
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WANTED—A. FEW “’OlMlEN 16 To‘
35 YEARS _ WANTED IN CLEAN
SANITARY rumour, “mu mo
W’AGES CAN BE MADE. CALL AT:
ONCE ON MR. BRADLEY, sup'ri
“ions in the man-
’ are the. Splicing
_\__o wrap properly
We a cloth liner
;to prevent alr-
lmmedlate need
‘u
1 stri
H :10
FOR snagsmiou AND TWO
Price
uses of bells in good» order.
.00. Apply to 202 Flax l—lill Road.
FOR SALE—A
NICE PIECE OF
spending a few days with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Stuttevnnt of Gregory
boulevard.
-—--—
Henry A. Hegeleln has completed
the installation of an International
heater for Mrs. William Gilbert at her
TOP FLOOR. 83 WASHINGTON 51' property, consisting of house, barn, 3
residence, 12 Van Zandt street.
ofench
tend
it: fir... 1H...» “theorem: « -- ~ . .-
tee, Mrs. Harry Brynn; in charge of 3- untoldmingling" oouldn tb
the entertainment for the February "5:
meeting. hirer-Frank Crockett and Mrs. 4
Oscar 8. Mills. The annual report. at a“; in“. Veglétsble
o m p o u n s o
7 thought I would try
it. and after taking
the secretary and treasurer were read .
and found acceptable. ‘After adjourn— '
lmenl. a social hour with refreshments
Too Young to
Judg --
Remember 1110 “camllrlc- lea"
they gave you when you were
.acres of land and also horse, wagons,
“'EBBI'NG ‘AJND EDGING GORP
‘ . .ltlsoonfeltbeto'
d‘l'nsl‘inpmn Street. South Norwallc.
station and school.
fbins, Darien, Conn.
IF , -. ‘—
WE WANTED ~< A DISHW'ASHERJ
I PAY white or colored. Good wages. Apply;
wli'artz‘ord Lunch, 6 So. Main '
Nol'walk.
a; 00., ,
i TO LET
E _.
3. Hinmnufuctorv, Raymond Bros.
a. l v ‘ ““ '—
3 1 TO LET~>~~ONE OR T\\'O NICELYE
, OW fabric men each. Call or wire 1257—3.
‘ 19 learn' ‘Chcstnnl’Sth Illrs. H. A. Crow.
. perienced
- Ex 109.
itruc'k. Apply )lagner 8: Flynn.
1 FOR SALE~~BUNGALOW 6 ROOMS
-~'"—-v 50- , all improvements except furnace.
QSOX 113. Pl‘l( t $4200. 7. room house all
Price $4.000.
TO LETT‘THR-EE STORES‘ONE trolley. South Norwalk. Ben T. Nash,
ENorwalk, Phone 892~2 after 6 P. M.
FOR SALE -—1 TEAM OF HORSES.
l . . V 7‘ l ' . . q . ' '
heated lOOnl\. Smlahlo fox tuogcntlc-‘V Two sets of double harness. one singlehls introductory sermon
. 30 set, ode double truck and one single
Tel.
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"portunit ; ._ -..-- _:1242'
Y 1 FOR RENT-THREE 6- ROOM; ..._.
‘ :flats centrally located. Inquire 16: FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE COT-
:Gl'ovo street. Phone 1581 .or 1852-12.:tago at 15 Hamilton avenue. For 981‘
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LOST- “WEI-Ely TRI'CK CHAIN. 34,
SK 4.. Kindly return to L. S. Nyar)’,
Connecticut Ave, and receive reward.
LOST-“A BLACK V'l'Cl'A'ICT HAND-
l::l:. grill (‘l‘llll0l(lf‘l')'. lined with pink f
;sill<_ hem-nth menlk and So. N01?
gu‘nlk. S.l'llr.l:l;r nilzllt. Reward if rc-
‘ ’umcd to (Merge Allen, Tl; Taylor Avc.’
So. Norwollx‘. :
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.-= ill}: worm:
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. "—ATTENTION
We buy raw skins and pay
ipl'lce. M.
, street, Stamford, Ct.
biggest;
Ravin, Farrier, 451 Main?
Tel. 1394-53
" BUSINEss‘No'rIcEE'
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.. pay with
ile learn-
WlLLlAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating,
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Norwalk. Anv size of cvlinder rcborcd zmrl fit a
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{led with oversize pistons and rings” l
: Ovcl‘llmllinLr llllll repairing. i
11 Edlie Ave
[ELL
.Prico $430".
FOR SALE — A 10 R0031 HOUSI‘.
near shore good lorhtion, bargain.
Price 3.01m. Also one eight room
hous; with all modern improvements.
inquire of R. Joselovsky.
or E. E Gorllnm Co. ‘
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FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21
23 Union Street
nue. Storage and Garage to Rent at
-15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Bal-
ley Co.
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F0 n ALE-«TWOC— HOUSES
lot 150 x 175 feet. l-i rooms in One
house and 5 rooms in other house.
val'ole can be bought new for $4.500Hg00d mess.
for particulars
Ask Jonn .T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. Immune.
FIORE’S GARAGE
lnuire Mrs. Bill-ir‘r‘anklin
Lot
Miller, Larchmont, N. Y.
{Sunday school sessions Were held at
lnoon.
Several mncinisls articles were
found loose today in the mails in the
South Norwalk postoffice, and' if
'improvemenls except furnace. Lot 50‘own0rslllp is proven will be returned . lailmblh'.’
Both on line of to the proper parties.
no one knows who will be the next vie-l
noolne knows who will he the next vicv‘
~tim of the monster fire should be rea-
untnry tectimoninls v. this fact. ,
slightest doubt that l
’3 Vegetable Com- l
If you have the
Lydia E. Pinkham
.son enough for the enlire support of» to L in E. .
.lhe entire community. and by lhe‘ pillaging? ’0‘: chbe(mfi satin!) l
support enable "‘9 company ‘0 b“-"l Lynn, .Mass, for advice. Your letter i
the best in fire fighting apparalus ob- will be opened, d and answered by a 1
Since the hose mmmnv’s, woman. andheldinstrlct e.
is the only place in the Vii? ‘
iqunrters
'lage that can be obtained for dances.)
and 33 Elmwood Ave; mund 3- Barnard, Of Hanover, N. J.
ON time here these days, and each day
I Rev. Axel A. Holm. who succeeded little plays or entertainments. rouse-H charge will he only too happv 10 learn
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:Rev. C. A. Stenholm as pastor of the?
.Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church
of East Norwalk. yesterday preached
His toptc
.wns “Tile Question of Place of \\'or~
ishlp and Nationality Before Christ."
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At a business meeting of the East
avenue M. E. church, held last night,‘
Dr. Russell E. Morgan was elected a
delegate to represent the local
lchurch at the lay electoral convention. 5
. .- ~ » - w < . q .' . .
$353111: inquire 05 E- I“. ( m“ 9v - V" est , The convention will meet at the time
,and place of the annual New York
Methodist Episcopal conference.
lawful
Mrs. Susan Feller of Highland avc-w
lie is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Ed-
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5 Samuel J. Stewart of Grandvimv
'nvennehas resigned his position with
the clerical force of the United States
Shipping board at Wilson‘s point.
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one may see severnljfisherman on the!
river cutting holesjhrough the ice.
They usually succeed in landing a
Miss Olive Cole, as a result of an
[sort of community comer.
‘ccs of smaller
.months. and everybody in the village
‘ is asked to in: present on Monday evt-z
Fishing for eels is the popular pas» ,
3.1;. Fortily no 53.-
quently. in the opinion of several who of mum on Monday evening,
,have discussed the matter. it would:
be a fine idea to make_lllls place a:
size
have community centers where
folks can gather for their little
\Vhy not Rowaylon'.’
provements the hose house '
made ideal for just such a position in:
the Community. But to return to the;
Hallie-fin: lor Monday evening. All
this time speeches will be made out:
lining the plans for the reviving of the;
old days at the company’s quarters:
and for the assistance of the company I;
and helping the community. The sup- l
per is the first of a series of affairs;
for the remainder of the ,
1
Willie: ‘
ning and express their views on the
subject of crmmunitv betterment If'
any have new ideas tor the planningi
of details of the supper and the carry-i
log out of the some. the committee in g
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operation at the Not-walk hospital is,
grerupcralimz, at her home in lowvrl
{Rowuylon avenue. The fact that Miss:
iCole is regaining her health-is eoodf
inews to her manv friends in the citv. l
l Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach and sonsi
,llenry and Oliver have returned to'
lBrooklyn. aftrr a visit with (‘aplain
iand Mrs. ll. w. Cole. Mrs. Leach and
‘, \
' Oliver have. been here about six weeks
Erin and Influenza
Take
“Laxative
Drama
than Rowas'ton school queelion. too.
the‘leacher is
atlairs.ischools in lhat
\Vith some im-§close down. the pupils therein to he.
could belransferrcd lo another building.
Norwalk's near neighbor, New
Other pla' Canaan. is suffering anxiety over the
Unless another
one of the
will
forthcoming.
town
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§HOULD YOUR
f‘lEé BE
EXAMlNED
,3. \ Rtoumkw? /}
You can assist your
eyes to serve you
faithfully if you will
allow us to care for
them. Even if the
glasses you are. now
wearing seem to fit.
your eyes you should
never go longer than
two years without sub-
mitting them to an ex»
have to :
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and 5 boys for ‘
’from $16 to $22 lgools. etc. Peter Grazel, Gracie St. S Mr. and MP5- RON" Joselovs‘ty, wasdn Cid”- b That flf l [1 tot? 359“ were too young to
f shifts. Apply WANTED AGENTs—- _0 A Y _ amen. eaview nvenue,_ attended the stnlc'. T) a meeting? at the quarters of the . r. was ‘ l judge.
:. ozo. a... .31... .3. 552:; - - Z:§i‘éi3:.°°m““°“ .. 3...... W... W... mm- mammal?! B... m... .. judge
‘ .tfmmm'ns and haulers. Write for ter— FOR SALE—DESIRABLE HOUSEEY ' O “on “m' to be held this “mning at since except that ‘I 3 of tea All the more reason
'& Rubber Co. :{ffir¥.O\Address The 0710 Company. gggizalfloi £2?th ion]. Spring greet“! George F Radcliffe of Manchester :Xo'clo‘cjk, tux: gmmunity is invited. “h , : had 3- slight attack I wllv you will pronounce Van
. CONN. ’ ' ' “ C" °“'- 0“ ermszspenr Qatul‘da ’ s - ' ' 9 °’ 9'3 0‘ 9 “them 15 to 8‘“ of unable ti 1 ‘ ‘ -
_ . . .. . . . . . . .. y and .unday With . . » . file name may . '. . .
—-<' —-- :24 price‘ ,Addr‘s" Ba’ga‘”: be”Emelinends in East Norwalk. motoring :0 together primarily. yvlth the Object some more of your Compound and was! le's Qudll-Teas llu. best
l1 GIRL WANTED—FOR GENERAL ”9' Ibis “62““ “my ”“5 ”Oming' hirsmscfsmmg 31?: W35 tall”)? 100?]: was“ fi‘medht a'ggm' llama“ ”mg- i ever. '
-. lousework. Two in familv and child‘ ’FO ' ' ~ ' w y H mm an, y o ta anon your mum” on may pu . '
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| : 2 {1“- GOOd pay. Bring references. lmachge :12}, Ea‘?latg§:1§men§fiwg\: ; Rev: lsaac E. Levy. New London. lr'i‘ver She: coming “a." to be held on llsh my “SW 1b; e gemnefis Of] .Qunh Tea 3 lbs' $1.45’ 500 lb
- Irving Becher. 12 Mor an Av . Nor-1 . , . . . . e 'lwns ‘lhe s eaker ”n‘ the morni an “93.3” axillary-2., There 15 only other women. " pm ' r., ' lb
g. E OPER 'wall: Tel 19% g e. .Alm (erSs flgum. adjustable to any‘cvening 581:“ij . i ttlle ldventnél id one fire company m the village. Why R. L 80199 Cnsco, m l Victory Tea3lbs. $100,350 .
‘ t ‘ -.__.‘ 4.... .._ .2129: Cheap if sold at once. Inquirefuan church Vita nZamt street yesltref‘: should it “0"- have the unqualified eup— Lydia E lnkhamts Vegetable Com- 5 Silver Label Teas 1-2 lb.
' WA “ , , ,.‘ G‘O‘e St- ‘dav. ’ ’ ;port of everybody here? Should a pound,madefromnatlverootsandherbs, l l >
mm IZJTFD”3RIIGHT. Ag'l‘l'l EABC‘? : __.,- . . ' ‘home be in danger of destruction bvl contest; What??? or hag-niffgledrughs, l pkg. """"""""" 35:
' - “1 a 1‘0 WWW 0 ice Dv-F. FOR SALE on TO LET—5 noon . . fire would the company refuse to on and “5’ ° “9““ ° “‘3‘ e ‘ G 1d Lab 1 T 1 2 lb.
at once. Maples & Goldschmidt. 85 w . ‘ l Semres in Christ Episcopal church,3 . ', c - ' ‘ " ‘ ' .. 't remed for female illsl 0 ~ 6 eas’ ‘
icottage. Golden plot. Convenient to'ywmrday' were in charge of Rev. .bccame “5 owner was not a membel E ifiim aid thymnnnds of vol- l pkg. . . .~ ............. 456
J amesVanDkao-
128 Washington St.
&
Fashionable Tailored SultB
is our specialty. Come in and la
us take your measure today for
your Winter Suit or let us tulpr:
you a. gown along smart lines, ant»
able’ito your figure.
We have a. splendid assortment
of materials and we guarantee he
and finish.
NEW YORK
Ladies’ Tailor, Dressmaker and Furrier
. Phone 336—3
11 North Main St., So. Not-walk. CL
ATTENTION!
Hull that cold lllo very minute it. it;
announcl (l by sm-rzc or shakes
There's (langl-r in coldH-—all colds, any
il might terminal.»
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coldwndunucr llml
in pnvuuumia.
Our Cold Remedy
, lShufelt‘s Garage.
BOX-,Easl Norwalk Tel. 15333:
animation. is a wry desirable relief for grim‘.
Hairline
“(1‘ 1 COLEMAN .1 RANDOLPH l Flore's Garage. Overhauling and‘becausc of the illness of Miss Olive
' .. N ' ' . _ frepairing. ll Hanford Place. Tel. 925 Colo. ' - '3 11 - f . , h "ld"«l("ll‘"S and achi‘
.Plst. A5 Local and ions: distance movm: and ‘ . co ( 5' ucr. h .
l - l “’ater w... a scarce atticle m now. a e ” . use A c K s u N limbs.
ion “11...“: trucking. 23 Day Sll‘eC-l. So. Norwalkf
during m._lTel. 1592. Branch office. 32 Main St...
s um“ voquoruull: Tel. 405. '
ourself andj -. - --_..__.__.-._-_..._ L cm:
of paying 3, CASH REGISTERS. TYPEWRlT-‘
ng man or! ers. Adding, machines. all office and in—l
nt desirousinitiate—morphing ropnirml. D. Shaw”
, its info ajl’llonl‘ 139-4.
Easy to take. A real fine. nave.
disappointing cold breaker.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmnust'
8 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
nFTDMETFll 5T
WALL T yin-raw
'ayton. last week. water supplied by the.
city of Norwalk stopped running
through the pipes. due, some say, to
the fact that many people leave (hPll‘
faucets open to prevent .freezing and
thus lessening the force of the flow.
which prevented the water from flow-
ing over Highland avenue, one of the
' of the village. After the
factories stopped operations for the
Be sure you get the Genuine ‘ i
Look for this signature
6‘. %&rmj,
on the box. 30c
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Golden’s
JANUARY
SALE
15 a Money“ Saver
Work
and Reoairinz
Elect‘cal
75' by ICU-“'3 __ - " medied some
, l A ' ll-k - - -' ' 'st , day, the trouble was re . 1
u p reason Wm 1:9 510:: fix’fmwfia‘ "112““: , . . what, although not entirely. _ ‘ F J. FLAHERTY r: 7*
ves desir- ‘ :3 p , “‘f‘t” “‘f’” m“ * ,a ‘, 68 Washington Street. l At the home of Mrs. Oscar s. Mills Phone 39942 Norwalk .3
olge (30.. l’anf‘l’d 01“ Juanmcra highest tcstlmog, - ‘0, Highland aVenue, last week, the ____....._._ m--- __‘__ ‘ . _ ,
. inials. F01‘ .glppoinlmcnl. Phone 1319.‘ South Norwallg regularnmbonthlly mefimtieofmlehtcimg: NOTICE To WATER CON SUM ERs. 4 Chain St. E. Nomlk. Radiator Renal”!!!- Cg. ;,
'zsmdm 1‘" ”firmnknn Ave" Norwalk', $53301»; :hSrthewas held. Follow- Unless the wasting of Water is stone 1—. " fl and 92'
. YOUNG THE NORWALKS’ wEiECTRIC co _, _‘ ing this, the annual meeting 0t themed raw water will have to be turned _ '
“ CO?“- “1'; ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ' . . 30’1- ‘ 3 Why Plate Glass Insurance Alltomomle EXChann 5
Office 50.; Telephone 959 _ S H O p p I N E 7 t d If the pressure then is not kept up,f Rates Are Beu‘g Advanwd 25 MAIN 8T., NORWALK, w
. 5 . w those detected wasting will have their On top of an advance of over 40 , .- .
.— £65 1'2 in...” In St. 54 Osborne Ave. . ’. ‘Boys 3." e gsupply; Cut. off according 10.11“? and per cent. November Ist a ypar ago, : LO charge for any “1158‘?!wa
HHIFDI- ! 50- NO'WH‘“ w East NOVWR-k I N CO g“ F0 RT ,""""" geouity ' ‘ l and since Omober lst last. the nilan- l wry work 5
’ ’ J 1 Ray erme, M9"- 3' --—— - " " ‘ ' - ! ufacturers and dealers ha\'e ma 9 a . '
. 9 I’m LOUDSD‘JW, ‘ Many customers do not get any wet; further advance in the prices, of $2500 for any radiator we fa
“’0 fa““l-Veuware for Us and We’ll wire for You"
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Plate Glass averaging 66 2-3 per
advertise; .- , s—g .. w on «er and besides lives and property are, ,
955 on. ! wLAolES' AND GENT'S TAILOR Mathe _$ 3 ‘ 1 cent, and labor charges for setting ,to fix-
c , , .endangered. _ , _ , EPH ONE 964. ‘
0" All 11 d“ f l" l: ‘ v d b' Cot . . hale aduauc'd in the same ratio. 3 TEL
; vertlsln..._ ' ‘ n b o ( I) c Hmmh one I; The freezmg of pipes can; in most; 'Thcréfore. all owners of Plate Glass 1 l
5‘ lmacmmw' \ ‘ “ cases, be Mental by wrapping “fem, mildews net-d Plate Glass lnsur- l— *4
g . MICHAEL MASDROLILLO, YOUR EYES loosely with several thickness of pa- ance. g
SIST l.\' ' 8 Mechanic Street, _ 'rln: ing joints. ; o ,'
‘ ”M“ ‘9 -J.M.l.aylon & Co.,lnc. 2 m ~~~~~~
Will b? M My With Commissioners of the. Second Tax-
glaues if you have them examine in; District.
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__ Real Estate & Insurance_ _‘
TH AM an
35' ‘15 flantic’St. -_
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P. 3:083? MRS. P. J. NELSON * edbry us. . ._ ‘ . .1
:.'l.oSis.Sklsad , _ " . '
mills.“ " . At All Hours — 03%: Wanimpfi'g e; -
W 7“ . -— I “r1(31P()lgldgl 1F1‘;,{1:(3()0 V 33::? >t1m° dildllliahiilt V
R m“”""" UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed ‘ ve . ‘ ELECTRIC VACUUM ’
Phone 937
65 Railroad Avenue.
_‘ South Norwalk.
N ORWALK ELECTRI:
CAL CONTRACTORS
DUDLEY alum, Kgr. ,
30 Franklin Ave, . Norwalk.
House and Factory Wiring '
We use nothing berated
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W‘m g9‘191'31.wnrng Flahcrly, proprietor. 1ka
. k ,Norwrllk. lng, long distance hauling. Ligh'
’ jand heavy trucking. Office telephone!
_ 11581. 300 houso’oonnoeuom.
.. __- lEliAL’llllTllZE‘
ng girl good,
ffice. Edwin‘
Probate
CLEANERS
The three vicadmg' standard
makes of Electric Cleaners
Eureka
Frantz Premier
O
~92?)
START THE BOY RIGHT. “
Have him absorb business methofi a.
he grows. Teach him Hyste-m
hub“: of thrift and saving now.
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
" District Wort Norwalk, ss.
Court. January 17th A. D. 1920/
dictate of George C. Stillson late of,
" PROPERT Y.
refrhnt. Have. 4 .
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rniture also a _. . . .
‘and an m&n_.fistate may be nollhed thereof. the-
...I'l‘rnstee shrill cause this: oedergtome" ; '
mnblished’ in a. newspaper having note 3
wanna said District; at least give
:1
._ said 24m .
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ur property Nor-wall; in said District. deceased. 1 cable. - .,. g T . will k mbition develop .
The Gill ORPEREIT. That the Trustee exhib- . V Let as "v o em' ate . . 01'. rnuzton, awn en a , m
he‘r Administration - account to this free $.13, y u an“ - - ., ~ fmmfigrllgécezfggrgf the ‘WD
Court for ad'quent; at the Prob tc ‘ , . ’ _ . ‘ -. or s . . . ,
.331) QU-UJ’I‘)‘ office! in: XOTJVI‘21k. on the 24th ,dfiyaOf ». cm . .7 ’ Your dun” 3‘ .'. . '. . 845.” Deposit the earnings or prom” ’ ..
ed mom: livlnu January. 1920, at, 9 o’clock .foren'oon; ‘ -- . ,Tels. 821-5., 276-5 ‘v . , fl . x ‘ , 015 3'0“? b0! 1:! saggy I" ‘ere . _ . ,
' .and that all personsinterested in said “ > -' . ' _[ . ,, ,. 35% d ”b . in , ‘ will aocumu M ' ‘
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Peomes ms 0.. .
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