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camellia
.lill'l'll—lN WANTED brutalitnmn, clung”. l’liillp Malioniy. 5‘.‘ Van
‘ val e-xi-vi'iinncnil on layout Ziint 5'... Phone 1162-5.
work. desire-s position. . .
l-‘Ol‘t SA‘LE‘J’ nertv at, 13 Mar
~ ‘— shall 5L. suitii ilc for 2min. coal or
<1‘wo iinliii'ii'sllr-li limit!" ~ H 2L5!“ lei
”4'3.
(3"
g ..
u'.
‘
w A N T E D ’
, Pharmacis? and . s.
—_ Registered Pittman“. ._ x-
. good ppenir'q lormonpf
7. Splendid opportunity 'br-
.-;ew-ent. For particulars
- - apply to Manager—
TT'S DRUG STORE
3.3
l.
rc:
‘ salcsladies
lixlm at
Apply ill OllCt.‘.
7“ \“tilllllll to do washing.
7.. Mrs. iiusséir 15 Edlie
' Norwalk. ’ .
_- Moscow
l:»lizil)lu woman for gen:
.‘.:l'k2 illlltli'lll cottage at
lllarli: must be 00d
. :a-i'vncvs. liilicral sa any.
- “nilléin tor day work. Tel.
. purchase window
gill ¥l£l>5. 7 Grove St., So.‘
1:. ydlllg mnrricd couple.
“Km d or unfurnished
limisr‘kct‘ning.
Wi-sl avenue.
* “7:27.754va
“lll"il".
l
4L}.
’.
mi‘ hililSt'llll‘-
EXD‘TanOP not
it; :1? Boston Store.
'3 ii lll-iNT —Housckeep§ng
illl‘llia’h9il. 2 or :3 rooms
.‘-. pin-55 Apartment, Senti-
""t'fillt'I‘I sluadv work. ('.
. .l' vlland St., South Nor-
pui chase, .tactory 15.-
Hillill't‘ tect “our spans
Address Box 624, So.
w
r: or 3 rooms with lml
-. s in Nnrwall;_ small tamily
>2 1236 Washington St..
.-Ei..
l Flirt mortgagc of $6,000
mi just cottiplcted: cost.
‘- bin->5. ()wnt-r, carc Senti.
.‘_
‘nmthMt girl for gener-
. ilk. S. Blanwy. ncxt last.
' Side. Ave., llowayluu.
l n-nl from Oct. lst, 1m.
4‘; .ipuitiiicnt oi‘ housc, 4 to
;.. ro-sponsible family at 3.
'.'.'m .\ Swliiplu. Jr”. 298 “'est
-. N-w York city.
i
:‘t small hous- m' I: or 4
:i l'vfillfld Amvriczm couple.
"7.. :7 Nash Lane. lliidgv
homo-hold zirticlos: rcasonablc price.
,,,,,, _ ____g__g__ __,___ 1i ,g..-,;.; Place, East Norwzilk. . -
. v' t'iiinii Dept" also :15-4 F0” q U F. > —‘
, ‘ 5 , ‘ _ i. ...-0ne house one barn
-‘ ‘2}‘,"(‘.,§"..T..{‘, lid“, M125 35ml}? 23x24, Hencry. “St-ll) with two
’ . ~ ,_‘ ', ‘ 21‘ “m an . mom or lvss. No. 25 New .
ll cxm-rmnt C. dud Sillal'y I (ninthill .‘VT‘. NOTVIHIK. Inquire 0f
,. -._.. _,__‘_ ‘Jllh‘l‘. H. \Vllfs‘nll, N0. 7 (11615;an st”
in?» -l:li..l,‘uk‘pl~>!z "llli or “04'" “ h our. btiuth erwalk, LONL
e-xiwrit-rred in double will"? p g, 'u . .- ' “a“
' ‘ ‘niflfi (.‘lovigi- Liuiiufuctui‘ing ' 0 ‘ ‘ .mp. 4cllln'lt‘r Hendepson
\‘.'iiinipuuk, Conn.
boom-keeping. Address
-- iii-wining ()'i' phone 10:712.
~~
.‘l'l‘lflrr‘Slit‘f liar trimmers. Pet'-
‘ Hvt’ Co.. curnvt‘ “‘iiivi‘ and How
Nix-“LS. South Norwalk. .
‘..ZITI»-('lr-rk with some knowl-
.:: llO’Uliki‘t'lllllK also zicqtiaintcd
ailing inn-writer and add«
Zine Pay to start $80 per
...ludinz board and lodginz.
vi’llwi' by letter in own llkuld'
n; in poison to Dr Gl'»'('ll".$
~.;ii at Stamford, Conn.
i
"$1th “'ANTED—A girl want:
: .iislwio goneral housework. 17
war South Notwalk.
l~:iv «Delivery clcrk. one return-
»chool preferred. Modern
1' Ninth Main slrcct.
gumss NOTICES
firilih‘ MADE TO ORDER.
‘r'??~\‘tllt’1l. High class work.
.‘OY‘thl‘. Norwalk Mattress
"-‘i‘ Ava. Tcl. 1841.
tvr . halls? lst, lhn Royal
- «2”qu will be locatid at 12
. >lt‘vct. Norwalk. Stephen
- "dill-Ii) AND POLISHED by
rush“: {it Victoria Taxi (70..
- ~ Railroad Ave, Phone 937;
il|>:l‘ll’lE _izuidin:ir and
‘ .~ Lilly Nichole.
>' :i‘itiialistic Medium. 5V'l‘lilrd
_.\nrwalk. Hours 10 a.m. to
l .lduV. i’uhlic Sconce, 8 0.111.
' aiiiioiiilmcnt only.
if; & FLYNN. long distant!»
‘5' at all_ kinds. Office. Lear"
.i mine 15i7. Hou5e‘ phone 363.
DEAN. 19 Union Street.
‘Norwalk. lumb‘l‘nz and
claim, Hot Water and Gas
.I.“"§},‘J‘§2 nromntlv attended
in 9.] n
‘ 'IY
‘ ti)
‘- '1 Harri
}:*' \\ alcr Street corner of
, onuosxte Hersht‘telds.
~—————._._____.._
' '~ E'ittf‘rs. lawn rolling. con.
' tar walks done in first-
» Clark. office wt Nor-
5';;*:IlV Co.. 108 Water Scul’hone
ALL PAPER AND PAINT
rroun of: Many ' a.
9d ton mom-ans m (K
. Latcst designs and coloring
~-d borders.
~r advances in price like every-
: oil before going some place
"My high prices I wish you xonld
my stock first and are (rum
' .“vr ccnt. Estimates cheerfully
,.
Sn.
T
and save money..
fg LEXANDER WHITE
hfrer I.
ELECTRICAL con-rRAcTQBS
Telephone” '
90. Main St. . ,.
.v : rwalk ‘ . E343“ in foam. {4" ‘ If»!
M Worm-W A... - z ‘ r~ . r“ .1:
.. m u. and wellWJJ-W' WW .msigm 3" 0“ .
ll;
‘ 3 5321331626 , ,,
rentiael for the 593‘
H. Rowayten, Witch bone.
CIZ‘I;"q
size Bodv Building land ,
You know mot.
srnr and painting. Punt m
/ Tel. 2139.”
Ti‘E NORM/m: L
room
FOR SALE-‘Brood sow'with 9 “by
npigs' 1130.553 ts. E. G. *Bogers
'rei. iinmnisa ‘ 13., P. -. 1
5611,12. r. 11.1. . 9‘ m?“
FOR SALE—Marmon Club Roadster.
1917, perfect condition, cord tires,
many extras. Exceptional nullity.
l\o dealers. Communicate . O. Box
331 Stamford, Conn. _
FOR SAIBE 03 RENT—New s and 7’
“room - ung en's at Elton P-lacc
trourwmmon, 29 H_avlland so my}
FOR SALE—Trumhall automobile with
two bwlwl'ud spare tire. In good
condition. Tolephoneimo. Inquire- 56
\\ atcr street or 84 “'oodward Avc.
*_w_-.___fi_ %_
FUR. SALE—1913 or 1914 Ford touring
car, $160.00 and one row boat clamp
on motor. $50.00. G. McKendrv, “'est
not-walk. 259-12. '
F91! bALE—fOnc 5-paseofer'Bulck. in
.good runmng order, tn ly equipped?
liglits,_ selt starter, ctc. Model C25.
little tour. 1915. Will consider ex-
change for a. runabout. Phone 179-3
FOR SALE—Ford touring car. 1917,
dcincuntable rims, A-l condition.
good tires, some extras; also Ford
runabout. 1918, demountable rimS.
A1 condition. Phone 21662 or call
.,i -
..i o Vicstport Ave, after 6 am.
{OR SALE—Good heavy work horse.
. ' 1.20» pounds. alsoone light horse.
J. in. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE-«Broilers and roasting
chickens everyday at No. 10 R0-
(ijvait‘i St., East Norwalk. Orders taken
a y.
l
l
Full S.&l,;E-Pair fine‘iicld glasses.
(value 834)). Price $10.00. Address
P. 0. llox 122;, Rowayton.
Full SALE~<Buick touring car in tlrsr
('iltbs running condition; cheap to
quiet: buyer. W‘chb Bros. Tire Smrc.
1;.1 South Main St.. South Norwaik.
i-‘UR SALE—J. 19-h. Cabin boat; 4-
li.p. Barker engine; first class con
dition; l 20ft. Launch, 4-h.p. Barker
t‘llglili' in fine condition; 1 $8tlJJU bi
(‘yi‘lvg two weeks: old. Phone 2.474.
FOR S.\l.E——(‘olc Scylindcr 5-piis::cn-
ger touring car. Tin-s and our good as
llt'\\'. Biz: bargain. $600. Also thru-
lun'iiy liruisc for sale and threw? hit:
lots adjoining house. inquirr- 4:: Chcst-
nut street, or phone 82‘55.
l‘Olt SALENOnc antihogany dining
room set; one “'ilton ruz. 9x12.
piactlr-nllv now; one library stand;
tin.- glvss waif-r sol, and}! fry: other
. tminute from trolley;
‘ *Semf-m'e ’proof building. ‘Bufibell Coal
l
20’“!
To LET—One room and kitchen. 19
l’ Lexington Ave.
[TO DIET—‘9 room house 1t 65 Spring
St. All improvements. Inquire Miss
J. Policy, 29 Monroe St.
iron RENT-3mm r
floor. electric lights
cams on second
, bath. gas. One
.good location.
3173-3 or inquire ’84 Wood-
ward avenue.
pastor.—~Morning service It
League meeting has
n .lfim
East «tonne Methodifl 13131800911
church. Rev, Herbert E. Antigua:
Rev. G. E. Richter will French. Sunw
day school session and men‘s class
follow morning service. The Epworth
been discontin-
ued for the remainder of July and the
month of August. Service of
and sermon at 7:45 D. m.
Ladles’ 'Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon.
Mid—week service
night at 8 o'clock.
'Choral Union meets .on Saturday"
night.
I
song ‘3
meeting on
on Thursday i
lTO'hBT—Jl rooms and bath; steam
' heated. gas for cooking and light-
ing furnished. rent $25.00. Adults only.
F. H.-Fitch. 118 South Main St.
TO LET—Large furnished front room“
tor one or two gentlemen, private;
family. lnguire 26 Burritt avenue, or.
phone 212. ' 3
TO LET—Garage accomodations for
mic or two cars. Centrally located.
inquire C. P. Hayes. 66 South llain.
street, South Xorwaik.
FOR RENT~STURAGE SPACE
household furniture. Separate rooms.
»& Storage Co.. Inc., Sagntuck, Conn.
Tel. “'estport, 298.
INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 6‘ Co.
(incorporated).
I RAILROAD AVENUI.
' many should hear "
l
South Norwaik Congregational and;
Methodist Episcopal churches.—Union t
sci-vices. The union services of the:
South Norwalk Congregational andx
Methodist Eplscopal churches v”'
'.on‘inuc through .-\le.'11$[. Beginni. _,
tomorrow and for tlw remaining three
Sundays of Aunust. the services will
be held in the Congregational church;
Rev. John J. Snavclj.. pastor of the
Methodist church. v ill be the preach-
er on these Suntia;~. There will be
two services tomorrmv. The morning?‘
service will he at 1‘130 o'clock. The:
sermon theme will tm- "The Primacv "
of the Dclnand to F vllow Christ." The,
choir of tlm Mr'hodlst Episcopall
church will lead tlz~ congregation in‘
the music of the .' 1y. The evening
service will be at "30 o'clock: 3'31“»,
Snavcly will be in chargc. Th9 ad-&
dress at this 5?“?nl‘12 service will be
made by th.- Rev, 1‘: (‘. “‘atson. mlnAf
istcr of the Suv'v'li Presbyterian
church. Central Pail-z “’ast, New York I
city. Representin: the National Rn."
form Bureau. he till spcak at this;
service on "Tho an~tcad Eniorccmpm ‘
Act." The subjecr is timely and ‘
n addrcss. Therr
will be no Sundav whoa! session. and
no meeting of the nuns pcoplc's so»;
cleties of either ih. (‘nnzregational or.
Methodist churches flu-ouch August.
sou-m uopwauc
EET 'A' sum
‘ We will buy your “and
.gnods. ngl. papers. not and on
second—hand goods. Anything ’-
uve. Price wording to no «u-
tryotthe gods. A can out!
Always.
mdktmfi’lfl
Secondhand Good: than.” Bola
00 you save any junk?
Do you want to gera good price?
If so, cell it to—
JAFFE G. ASH
.Who will, pay you the price for
men and rags and everything
else.
TELEPHONE 499
We also buy furniture.
i
motorcycle with side car. gashnd
. o arson on 19 L‘nl n
Tim Hatch Bailcv Co.. Sough
alk. Conn.
Sr]
Nor“-
r‘lvctric lighting equipment. Will cx- ‘
RELIEVE YOU! cow
, Br rum
Baxter’s Couch Syrup
F. H. BAXTER. Drum
1501". S.\[,E~Proncr;v Width 5 min-
titvs wallcut‘ Norwalk l’osr Olliv-v‘.
hflflsr contains six fainv‘licrz. has cil‘v
wal‘ofl‘. sewer connections. lullhl-S.
5mm. tubs. gas. {or llzlitm'z and 000%
m2: l‘ioncrtv is well locatcd and in
Al condition. Rents for 1268600 Oct
month Sale Dricc. $7.050. For liJi-
ticulars ask-
Ask John ‘1‘. Hayes-
No. 7 Main Street. Norwalk.
Red Estate. Insurnnce.
= LOST.
LOST Between East Norwalk and
Roton Point 3 large (‘laxon horn.
Findor “ill please leavc at Scntincl
office and receive $2.0m raward, 01'
Tel. 259-23.
LOST ~-l‘ockcthook containing live
dollar bill and mcmorandum. Finder
d
le‘IHe ri-turn to 84 W’oodward Ave.
and receive reward.
LUSTv-rf’ockclhnok ycsterday in a
North Main St. store. finder will
please rvturn same to Sentinel ofiicc.
lJlSTW—Passliook No. 1.138. of the
li.P§orile's Trust (‘0. Kindly return to
run -.
“4._..,._._._
CARPETS CLEANED
It is our business to Clean '
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors. 7
Goods. called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning '00.
Geo. 8. WM Nouga-
87 CEDAR smear PHONE'SGS 1
.FIOBE BROTHERS' GARAGE
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hartford Place. 161. 925.
ms: BROTHERS, Prm
INVITATION FOReBlDS.
Plans and specifications covering
the no-w extension to the power housc
oi Thv South‘Norwalk Electric Works
may be soon, dining the week boxin-
nlng August 9th. 192p at the office 0"
ers. State .‘t.. South Norwalk. Conn:
m' at tho office of Wcstcoit d: MapLs.
Engineers. 207 Orange St... New lla-
Tho new extension will
van. (‘0mi.
construction. All bids must be tn thef
hands of The Board of Elmiricai
Commissioners. at, South Not-walk. by
twelve {12) o'clock
August 16, 1920.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District, of
Court, August 5th. A. 1).. 1920.
Estate at Howard Barley, late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the DiS-
lowed six 1.. unlh.~
exhibit their claims
Those who neglecz or. present their ac‘
counts. properly atie- ed. within said
time. will be debarre: .1 recovery. All
persons indebted to said ittate are
requested to make immemate pay-
ment. to
NEVILLE BAYLEY,
Administrator.
" Steam and Hot Water
wHenting; jabbing promptly
attended to. Phone 2336.
rm r. sums coo.
MEWS anon 8m ‘
.RearDr. J13. Sloman’s—
Liring. complete set of Fish .\Iar~
Rot Fixture: consisting of Ice Boxes.
"has Show cases. live fish tank. office,
cleaning sand. oyster stand, marble
~47? 8 mr
1mm W «
811023 .01: .1 com,
ram-mo
non THEME? *_
Latest‘nrogues,”.2.......$7._m~
English Last, $700
‘Round'noe, ...........,.$6.50
0pm Until 6 P. ”1!. ‘
Wed. and satin-.1.
V
; hegansf. llnarp: '
ton counter: scales, knives, awnings.
shades. and Avior-trio light fixtures;
{plug andwver flow sinks. Sale \Ved-
nos y: August 11th. 1920 at 2 pm.
Rain or Home, per order of Stamford
lFisheries. ms Main street», Stamford.
Conn. These fixtures cost 83.500. one
year ago. £3. 'P. Jordan, Auctioneer.
MOHEGANS VS. NOROTON.
The newly organized Mobegans will
travel to Noroton. Sunday, where they
will meet the fast local team.
Local teams take-iotjce of ingflo.
Caioy .Henmssey, c; Wmfflar’dos, p;
. r‘rcrbisetierehj’b;
Thc Board of Electrical Commission.
flux at 8 o‘clock. To both these serv-
l
be two (2; stories 01‘ steel and brick'rdress. open each week day. holidays?“ them 1“
“001% ”Md” home-like
lrict .of NOT'XJJJL. hath limited and al~ .
from the date here- p, m.
of for the creditozs. of said Estate tol
i'll' settlement.’
Fred W. Connolly, Plumbing l
tizcriox SALE on account of re'
. 7' All are welcome: to these. services.
Trllniy church. Rev. Thomas E.
Swan rector—Calf rlar for the week
hczinninz An: 8. W20 (Nth Sunday.
after Trinity): 3 a. ”1., Holy Commun‘;
ion. 10 a. m.. Pl“: ch School. 11 a.’
m.. morning prayer mil sermon. iz'J'J
p. in. evening praye - and sermon.
TU! sday. 7:45 p .wrlleetlnz oi the
Bethany Guilrl \‘ ‘. 111.. racotin: of
the vcstiy
St. Peter's (‘.» ‘tian i-Ivanzclical,
Lutheran chum l1. l«lair street. near
“'cst avcuu-g, Mari :i L. Sieup, pastor.‘
~~l)ivin~ avivices ill be lwld tomon
'row at 10:30. (205: l preaching by the
pastor. No «WV-1“" M‘rviccs until air. ~
'tumn. The new .liar painting and‘
i be (indicated on
11151 15th. when a
b“ held. and OD—
lcliurcli furniturv v
Sunday morning. A
“Racial service Wii
portunity given to \iew the beautiful
{oil painting. "t‘hir and Peter on thr-
rSea 0i Galilee." . l
The next servicl at the Fable Mr»-
("llllllil chapel. Vt'cs port. will bc held
on August 15th. 3:30. and a 11169!an
m tho- lmlics or the Westport ml§fi.i’)n.l
0n Angus! 19th, at 3 p. 11‘... at the home
of Mrs \‘virnkahl, l’ost road.
Sunday school mccts at 9:3“.
.‘h
Adventist (‘hristi'in church. Van
Zant and Harvey Nicola East Nor-
walk. Rev. Frank Ins-lip Lone. pastor.
—<.\li:ininz worship at 10:30. with
prom-hing by tho pastor. the subject
being: "The “’ay to God.“ Sunday
school to convenc at 1‘2. Loyal “'orl-r.
crs' sci-vice at 6:13 p. m. lnzidcr, Tho-V
rosin Podzclny. Topic: "Hope Through
Relieving." At 7;3n p. in, thc pastor.
will speak on "Jcsus. the Master!
Trachcr." l
l
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 57
Wrst avenue—The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11,
a. to.
Christian Scicncr
August 8: “Spirit."
Sunday school will he holds! 1!
o'clock.
“‘ednesdav cvening testimony meet—
I
l
subject. Sunday,
l
l
ices the public is invited. A reading.
room is maintained at the surrend-
cxcepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.
. l
orwalk Baptist church (the,
churchlrsSunday. preach-i
ing at 10:30 a, m., by Dr. (‘. Watson,‘
pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian,
South N
Norwalk‘, 85.. Probate church. of Central Park. West. New;
York cityfivho will speak in the inter-z,
est of the 18th Amendment, Bible
school at 12 noon. ' >
Prayer meeting, Thursday, at
p
4:45.
i
C
Services at the Knight street A. M.
'1‘}. church. W'. Henry Lamar. mtor.——’
7:45 p. m.. sermon. Subject: ”Get in
contest for the Queen’s rally will be»
gin Sunday.
Tuesday evening~Prayer and class
meeting.
Thursday—Picnic to Rye Beach.
I
South Nor-walk Rescue mission. 6:
Henry street—Sunday school at 2 p.'
meeting. Mr. M'arner will he
speaker at this mccting.
Open air, Sunday evening, on the
corner of Raymund and Day streets.
Weather permitting. ' .
Meetings Wednesday and Friday
evening at 8 p. m. .
the ;
~r
v
11 a. at. Sunday school ‘at‘ 12:30
o‘clock. Preaching at 8 o'clock p. m.‘
Sunday school picnic Thursday. All
are welcome to these services. v 3’
Morning Star _Chrittinn Associa- "
hour-Meeting held on Raymond street
ti 5 o’clock p. m. nail 6:30.
!
- st; Jogn’ 1:; mgr. builders. has
fitted on cltock‘giio- m- agi). v;
, :w,» I . ,
‘ finnficim 4'
(’."W a '
‘Vlctorii‘as. can't get over the rcmarkm
1 3 .
11 a, 31., sermon. Subject: “The
Wheehnight.” 12:30 :1. m..* Sunday ‘<
school. 6:45 p. m., A. (‘. E. Lean-9. ‘
the Way and Let God Lead You.” The ‘
t
l
m, 3215 p. m.. praise and testimonyf“
1.»
3,
.Grace Baptist church—Preaching at
1“"
,;
ture, Rugs, Linoleums or How—
nishings at Genuine Reductions
Our Removal Sn e
been ofl’ered. is
saving to you.
The enormous size and completeness of our stock. with the unusual fine mfity'of-
fered and therurice reductions. make this sale the likes of which has never before
.- .] Ill
It is therefore Wise that you anticipate inst what you need .then come in here aid ‘7
see what wonderful opportunities await your choice.
If you néed a suite for thedininz room. 1) edroom. library 0 rkitcheniwc‘havc it.“-
if it is Floor'Coverinz of any dcscriptiom or any odd chair. pieceeof furniture for
any room in firehouse. you‘will find it here. and remember. at prices that mean a Nu ‘
. :71?me ..
offers you an excellent mortunltrto make your home more beautiful and more
attractive with Furniture. Runs and Floor Coverinzs of all descriptions.
: I
It
BANCROFT'S SHORTBTOP WORK.
GREATEST YET SEEN HERE. . d
NEW YORK. Aun. 7.—Tho$c who from the ma .
are watching the Giants. day _
day. as they pile up most impressxve
ble improvement in the club. it is Nationals.
getting great pitching and it is hitting‘
and making the most of every break.«
It makes a lot of brcaks for itself andl A
darts rizht throuch the openings. It. ‘7
plays out every opportunity‘w the end.
The big feature of the club's defence love
is the work of Bancroft. “’c banana“):P
seen a great many Giant shortstops.‘ ‘ ,.
We saw Fletcher at his best. when he
was the greatest shonstop in the ma-
nited. The mill made bindv
'and employed ten persons.
Swag sauce», with partial insurance.
have: taken lull out ol‘ the eleven con,
tests played since they
came back
Their pitchers have
‘_._______.._.__-—-
PAPER MILL DESTIGIOYIED 1
GLASTONBL'RY. Aug. i“ ’ii'c er location
lied thc Naubuc Paper Mill belona- ~°= how much work your m
'ing to Fred B. Clark. shortly “”W‘needpyou will find ' am 0' 1L,
operations were resumed today. ”u."
rheatcd furnace was the probable ! is required to make . "'00 9‘.” d
raw stock having become 1g. ; work a success.
An
r boards
The loss
:-
r leagues, “‘e 9315' Herzogrand Brid-
jv29“ when théy were in their prime...
But we never saw a shortstop play theE
kind of baseball for- «eleven
‘ Housework is
games-of the year but.
Housewoak THIS MONTH
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