h;
w 3.3;: mommfilfloi
‘9’“
«turn. women) over 17. for
-. Mail Service. ‘3135 "month.
-~ ‘ions September. Experience
For fre particulars, write
liormer Civil Service Ex-
Equitable Bldg, Wash.
;_
.49
. C.
» . —A young man to milk and
, i “will! work around the place;
xi wages. board and washing tor:
Address T. W. ‘Austin, Tele~
65-3. Darlen.
I
03..
v. ANTED Experienced hand ell:-
lrriiderers on dresses and waists
1." home work. Good pay. Grace Eni-
n~iely ’Worlts. S Hanlold Placv, Tel.
“:3 :(l,
\VANTEll*I-‘urni>hed room with
hrr-akt' " in a private adult family,
(-ouvetli- Road
East Side Rail
1,-0
;~ H.011. Sufism-tony lelel‘ences given.
'~ -2"wr Hiking particulars to "Pen
:. ‘ll? ' tax 1:. Sentinel oflice.
t‘i’i‘lilt ..- Operators on folders.
ti and pressers. applv at
steady work. Hen—
' " . Nolwulk.
: pontion by ex
,_.d]?ht’l'3 5 yea-it‘s ex-
i:!lH-\.t‘ll:r o; bookkeeping.
Stenographer.
. ,. 1
.1"l
O
r \t)u
m; married man wish-
re Saturdays or charge
-.x~ evenings. Address Box
: s atialthfl
. ANTEIL Stvnogrnpher. ex-
.Wllg} t-iil‘xliHe. North Al.-
1. .. - l‘ul‘llir. hit, 144 \Vater
.\£‘!“\Villk.
>= _Bricht girls. must be han-
- -» n. exile; to sew labels on
.‘lEiCS. Louis Greenlmr: A}
Depot Place. East Note
or 4 rooms. East or
.uwalk. suitable for light
EJ. cure Sentincl
Younc lady experienced in
iFOR SALE—Single Indian motorcy-
POR SALE
BUSINESS NOTICES
when .CANDEE , ?
WINS 33mm
(Continued tram MN}
“I. ,
After two tentative ballots in order
test out the own at» the opens.-
ing forces, those ofdudge “5mm F.
Tammany, represented by Amy
‘ John J Cane-o, and Judge Nehemlm
’Candee, represented oy Judge George
38. \‘osburgh as active lenders, 3
FOR SALEaFord coupe, 1918 model,
good condition. storage battery. sep-
arate electric light system, 2 extra
shoes. tools and equipment. Leaving
citv for winter. reason for selling.
Price $415. H. S. McCormack, Har—
bor View Beach. Phone 12115.
FOR »SALE~Two good family .cow,
Holstein, Guernsey; Flock R. l. s R.
“'yandotte. 3 mo. Pullets. Chas. Paul,
Nev/“0n Avc._ \Vilton.
FOR SALE—8 year old Jersey pow:
milking 12ots per day: Easy mllker.
gentle and orderly. Tel. 8014.
1:011 SALE—~Maxwell car. 1917 model:
perfect condition. new tires. \zlasts
Garage. Ask {or Garyn's car.
FOR SALE—Ford touring car in first.
class running order; newly painted.
R-lasonable it sold at once. Edward
Bartram. 12 Bayview Ave, Tel. 732-12.
OR SALE-Several Ford touring cars
and runabouts, must be sold by A112.
30. Phone 21662 or call at 5 \E’est-
port Ave. Norwalk, after 5 p.m.
FOR SAl.E~House. nine rooms. all
ili.;‘:lovements. garage. acre of land.
fruit and shade trees. $7.000. Inquire
M. Richardson, “'est Cedar street,
5-HT}! Norwalk.
(lie. 4 heap. t". \V. venison. 2n Howard
Aye” East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—11 room house. all 1111'
movements, center of Norwalk. also
1; family house, part improvements;
reasonable price. Inquire store, 136
Washington St.. South Norwalk.
FUR SA!.E-——One 1917 Litt‘u “'3"
”Buick: one 1917 Overland “6": one
.‘Jifl'llull “6'72 7-possenzer: one Ford
roadster. Cunningham & Bat-h, 15
Marshall St.. Phone 39!).
FOR SALE-“6 room house, all modern
illlproxenlents, good location. 7-1
Woodward Ave.
'1)‘ bookkeeping. Permw FOR SALE—Ford touring car, self
i Applv (‘lover Mantlt‘acu starter. used short time.‘ Price $500.
> ., inllllxilllk. cash. i’. L. Miller, 2:: Putnam Ave.
» .‘(l ltENThElihur a small FOR SALE—«A fcw dosirable houses
s'ealliliualed flat. or {gm 6 rooms. haul. electric light, gas.
x ‘r‘nslif’tl rooms \ J. Ban formic“. range: good location; moder~
- ate twice. Address, Box 6215. South
—— _ Norwaii-z.
fur dru: store, must
:' :H'o'l‘. lull or part time.
,r pxil'lnr. Apply Stillson'
Fxpm tonal opportunity
'hnolllgwxpvr. Ad-
', m. ‘l1‘xil< to VII” Senti-
' inferences. experien-
(«:~:3v~tter_l_ “0):. ‘i
mvs‘romz comw
-By Taking
“axter’s Comm syn:
inumxmnnunm
a-
22:1;
Ford common ial car wztll
hour. day or week. Tcl-r
. on!
in whom it may C()IlC--?Ili
sellin: “'l'llizim ('lav \Vllli‘
prosecuted to the full no
law. RM: James 0. Nor—
lfllfiAME
Hill TllllflRRllWi
will fly when
.\:xl>ll Engineers clash with'
Cluett. Peabody-Arrows,
:tllemoon. at the Viicke lot,»
» 3s bound to take place a bat
That will live in the memory
- “1”.) are fortunate enough to
O
7-...
. A"
the league-
lizlginecrs recognize the fact
are to stack up against no
mv lil'r‘dlls, as they suffered their
‘ of the season at the hands
A. rows; so they are depending
-r-ln practice to Whip them in
t: carry off the honors in this
' lahbcr game between the
i
1,1
: Od- to‘their standing in .Iec-
by the decision of the ln«
League's executive. board, to
;._,::,x
6
. bealllillll hard
l'lKht it sold at
Inquire 123 Scutlv
FOR SALE-~S‘rir‘tly moat-rm home.
rooms and bath:
wood linish: prici-
once: no agents.
nel.
FOR SALE»- .Boartl one roomlnz house
I'llllnf~he sold at once. No reason-
alue (Iflt‘l' refused. Reason for sell»
mg, party leavim.r city'. Right in
flu: heart of Slamlord. J. E. “'endt.
21:1 37:1le St.. S'amtord. Conn.
FOP. SALE—Property at 15 Mar-
shall 83.1. suitable for train. omit or
sqtor' o. lo let garage on 19 ‘nion
;. he Hatch 6.: Bailey (30.. tooth
..A..lrwa!k. Conn.
Market,
Norwnlk, Conn. Te ephone.
I will call.
RICHARD DRAKE. 19
South Nomlk, '
Fittinvs. Re
to. 'Phone 2 a6.
Dalian method;
O‘Hara: private lessons at Studio, No.
6 Stevens St.. Phone 555-4,
Franklin Ave. City.
EMIL A. KNOR, Bell Island. Con-
tracting Painter. Granting. Glazing.
interior ecoratlng. Estimates cheer.
lully given for all work. Phone 2311.
JARRIGAN &'17LT.\'.\'. local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Ofiice
Leary & Go, Phone 1577. House phone
363.
“—
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On and alter August lst. the Royal
James Garage will be located at 12
Mechanic street, Norwalk. Stephen
J. Kerekes.
T‘ WEALL PAPER AND PAINT
ne ackground o! a Hap ' :-
coloring
Just received 1911 O .
nil paper. Lam: dough: «and
mm pressed borders. You know that
:wall paper advanCes in price like every-
':hlng elae. But before going some place
else and pay high prices 1 wish you would
.nok over my stock that and saveifroln
his to so per cent. Estimates cit-army
emu: on paper andmlnung: “In and
paper now and save money"
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe- Street. Tel. 2133.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
207 East Washington 32.. So.
51 Osborn Ave" East Norwalk
’My Weflnc, Mgr.
‘erer'tor Us Incf‘Wd'll wlro foriYou'
CL’llBlXG. gutters. lawn rolling. con-
‘cretinz. tar walks done in first-
222155 style. 1. Clark. office wit 1&0?-
1‘13”; Suoolv Co.. 103 “star St. hone
1'0 LIT
T0 I.ET~-Two tine large connected
lrom rooms tor office. business. etc.
Mav also lm used lor lumished rooms
to the richt party that will furnish
lil‘"'lll themselves. Centrally located.
Inquire 21 North Main street.
T0 LET-2 rooms furnished. t-vm-y
convenience tor housekeeping. im-
provements. suitable lOr a couple on‘
ly. lnquir 7 Grove St.
T0 LET—Arl-‘ront office rorinerlyvoccupi-
:1! by J. ll. Ta,\lur. Attornev-at-Law.
~‘m- lumber particularslnqm‘re at. ot‘~
lice Old \‘l’ell Cigar Co.
To l.ET~Tyvo frog:
I'OOXRS (I\'1‘l‘
' INSURANCE J
and
REAL ESTATE
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
50' 7 Main St., 'Norwalk
NORWALK -— NEW YORK
TRANSBORTATION
immtftctumr Azspecialty
Long Distance ”Hauling
We guarantee service—
JOHN F. BELLY a SONS
139 WASHINGTON ‘BT.
PHONE'1540.
. . SOLVENT NOTICE
District 0! Norwalk ss. Probate
Court. August 14. A. D.. 1920.
Estate of Matilda Richardson, late
0: horwalk. in said District, deceased.
The (‘ourl of Probate for the Dis-
trlct or Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac‘
counts. .properly attested, within said
tune, “'1“ be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
0
Schultz's lnixrke'.
and \‘Caslilnntnn St.
ficn. lil'llt 320%". For iurthr-r partl-
cuzirs. inqu‘rv- office Old “‘ell (‘igar
(.‘o.. or John Neugabour on premises.
FOR RENT—STORAGE $PLGE
household furniture. Savantawoomn
Semlfire proof building. Hubbell Coal
5'; Storage Co.. 1110., Sngatuck, Conn.
Tel. VVestport. :98.
Railroad Ave.
Sullahle tor of-
T0 LETLlimn-nn‘f’l“
with adjoining small
aimed and paperml
Office. 16x17
room. newly
Corner ol~ So
Frederick Lauder.
Room 9.
TO LET-Jn good locality. two or
three pleasant furnished rooms, with
bath room, electric lights. gas, and
other conveniences for ”light house—
keeping. Inquire 22 Taylor Ave, near
Flax ~Hlll Road.
LOST.
LOSTwReversable lue plaid cape
with fringe. Corner Cedar St.. and
lsitnlrtleld avenue. Reward. 57 Cedar
4 So. Main St..
CARPETS CLEANED
Union Street.‘
. In ' and'flmip Castelluo,
Heating. Steam. Hot “tater and Gas
icingipronptly attended
H. \V. FISKE. Vocalrlnstructor, Aold
teacher of 'E‘lske
Corner
Norwalk from voting.
klaln and “'ushinzton street. Inquire party.
‘1 The delegates Who were empowc
.to choose their own alternates, are:
; Luther M. Wright, Thorns Robins.
Charles . Walters, Samuel J. Watkins.
Matthew Corbett.
Stephen Dokus. John B. Lawrence.
and idioms .J. Smith.
the secretary. Mr. Mather being?
nominated by Attorney Cuneo and Mr.
Hoyt by Judge \‘osburgh.
Attorney Cuneo rose after the neces_
sary preliminaries had been dispensed
with and said that inasmuch as an!
agreement had been reached between‘
the two zorces who were gathered at
th caucus last night. it was agreed
that tor the first one or two deleutes.
separate ballots should be taken, in
order to test out the strength or the
two forces. He then nominated Judge
William F. Tammany for delegate for.
himself, while Judge \‘osburgh noml-j,’
mated Luther M, Wright as a delegate:
tavorable to Judge (Tali’dee.
James F. Panzelt then rose and :n a
Very indignant manner said that he
”wished to protest. lie wit that he was
’barred from voting and ll at as a free-
horn American and a «itizenot the
at eat and glorious rvmmona'enlth.
etc. he intended to votu tor whom he
thought was the best man and that he
was not a “l‘ocloboum‘: Republican'
nor a stem Denlocrat.” and theremro
he was barred, His ,2:in that such
lactic; Should exist i't this enlizht.
l
l
was WW9 ELECTRIC co. .9319“ 829 as ‘0 ”9““ ”1" m“? “‘3' "“m'
‘publicans vote at a Republican caucus -
Was more than he could bear. and he
said that he lelt that i.e was barred
3 .\ll'. r'unzelt was informed that he
lcould vote for anyone 1 “fished but
that tho request wa-x male to test the
strength of the opposin; lorces.
This did not saintly the gentleman
who still wished to voi< a his opinions.
to thme who would listen unit
('lialrman Mather ramped to:- order and
orderui the ballots tale-it. He had ap_'
pointed John W, Smiliy -' H.Quin:ard.
H. F. Clark and Alctlie l-‘. Nash u tel.
lers.
The result of the S
that in? rates had lat-wt) vast, Luther
M. \l‘rizht. the (‘andnv delegate receiv-
ing I'll. Judge Tammany, 60, .ludzc
,Cand“ =,~ 2. and William ,‘lnran. 1 vote.
Tlm second hallot union was tor
Harold 1“. Clark. Tammany delegate.
and Thomas Rollins. (‘amlee delegate.
showed til votes tor (‘Eulii and 106 for
Robins.
5 News had just TDGC‘Z' l the caucus
ftlzat the First. Thin! and Fourth
“Yard..- had elected deli-rates instruct-
!ed to vote for t‘andce and Judze Tam.
many said that in view. (minis. and
that me people at the city or that
,ludxzn ('zndee was the {3"‘J'XI man.
he :nW‘vd that the balance» c"! the nine L
delegates, who wet-o to be nominated
,liy Judge \‘tmbnrgh. he noted for by
fac-clamalion and that he would like to
"llf'al‘ a good rousing vocal vote for
.11; lcn Pumice.
Judge Tammany showed that he
‘was a good loser when he said that. in
spite of the tact that he had been de
lcavml in his aspirations that they
were all Republicans d that all
wanted to anxwhat they old for the ,
If the people felt that they?
had done better by choosing Judge
.(‘andee he siid that he ‘would join in
‘and do all that he could to liPlp Judge
(‘andee alum: and that he was sure
that he mold promise the support of
his friends as well. ,
A rousin. g burst of applause greeted
‘ udge Tmmnny's words. '
: .ludze Voshurgh raid that on behalf?
.0! Judge Cnndee that he wished to ‘.
congratulate bath sides on making a‘
‘good rlmn fight, and that h
heart: of an unworthy
side. ("be present day politician has?
‘outgrown such things. He said that?
;eyen though Judge Tammanv had‘
lbeen oppooed to Judge Can'HEe. no:
9
rs”. ballot snowed
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Patriot. and. as ”More a.
. and proper that 011er 1r
unanimously ln (am or it when the
l
{graceful annihilation was made byft
- he nine deleo .
HIGHEST PRICES aid for cattle and Mae Tatum“? “"1 t same delegates commuted to vote
calves. also hogspand poultry, ad- gates who are pledged to salmon.
dress H. Zlotkins £5 Son. “'ashingtoanndge Candee were elected in the set:-
145 Washln on St, gautgsond ward caucuses laSt nixht.
u
Norwalk, 346.2028. Drop spasm and
t
fable to the nuns-non of cumin”
m‘Wilson. Mayor of BriM‘ht‘ uni
l
, Harry “1 Mather was the chairman}
‘of the meeting, and Charles 11 Hon,
5 ’ln' making the 113013031111.- Duwomi ’.
9 had not ‘1
act by eitherr
.yt
2 g
oi
.
l
ntatlvu or all the men nth-
red‘here Mint. [than]: it m;
died at the home of xhio “one, .
C. A. Brnisted. 7‘ Loren: Iujoet.
Nor-walk. on Wednesday lint, Aged
74 years. will use place tram 15. w.
'5 tuners! parlors. ’Wuhing
structed to push Judge Cmdee.”
There was no thither debate“ the
question, and the manor mt uncut
“Aye"ud “Nay" you its um.
Immediately Mr. Dllworth fired a:
last shot at thosenostedvhen he m'
ed all by the following mun:
noon, Rev. John J. Snavoly olfictltlnggq
Interment will be in Riverside ceme-
ton street, at 2:30 on Sunday after-”l ,
tery. Mr. Harris was a Civil “'ar Vet-
eran and served in Co. 1, 2nd Regi-J
meat. New Jersey Cavalry. Burns a
lumber of Butler Lodge. 30. 97. l. 0.
30. R. and was also a member of thed
'01.: Well nook um udder continua};1
For many years he was a bookkeeper
at the 01d J. C(W'llson Hat Company.4
"0n the strength of : that duet. ‘no- .
ion 1 now make a new one. that these
It the City convention for delegates
to the State convention»who ire mor-
next Governor of the Suite or 009-;
necticnt on the Republican State
ticket.
. Funerar M’Hn. Allen Henry.
The funeral of “Mrs. ‘Afien Hairy
After a question had been put tome w“ held this morning at St. Mary's‘
Chair as ‘0 'hmr the moth“ With“ it me o’lm,“'m ‘ ”I.
in order or not.. the motion was sec-'emn requiem a,“ m “4.3"“ “a
ended by Thomas Shelly. and. on a Reverend Father “‘alsh. Mrs, HUM!
vocal vote. taken a moment later. it Harmon was the soloist, and sang
was found Gilt but 0W 0' “’0 OPPOS' .two solos. ‘Lead Kindly Light." as the J
9d the motion, body'was 13: fig borne train the church. s
Id “I‘m '32.”; “failing," at the ofler—'
, .22 No. Main Street“ 1
?
on. ”M
gun: as .@
stated that his reasons for wanting tory, The pail bearers were William
Wilson for Governor were. first. be. Pennington, Chunks Blizzard, Edward
cause he had proved a worthy Lieu-Olsen. and John Murphy. The burial
tenant-Governor during his three was in St. Mw‘s cemetery.
v s that r. an able erect; ‘
Rev:- oznflie «WWI-t during'l‘ry coincided .41th in thei
his five terms as mayor. and. becausefiontinel.
ho was a Palmeld county man. mommy .
and liked byall.
’Fourth Ward.
The canons of the Fourth ward was:
one of the shortest and most satisfy.‘
log. to all. that any of the older men?
who attended caucuses in that dis‘
trict for years. could ever remember.‘
Attorney Salyalor P. Genuario. oneT
of tho oldest of Candee’s lieutenantsg
AL
TRUST-(30.
“yr-hummus
whom“. 18'
Ital“. m but“,
Mfihmmumm
3 “an.
had the meeting primed for action:
and the first zun was fired “when a;
motion was made akin: that the“
three men. Jesse Taylor. “'y'told Burl-E
nick and Antonio Mast. be elected by ,.
acclamation. as delegates. favorable to
Candee for the City convention. this
After a short burst of applause the,
motion was seconded, and. on the vote‘
was heard amour the big crowdflthat '
that followed. but one dissenting voice for "the first tune may.“
answered, . _ . .
Thp news that the First and m? as summed to find himself so
Fourth districts had carried nine. 0' ”He bou ht
which every one of them was a 612- 91! .head- ha I;
dce delegate, was soon met by the; everything he really need
neWs from East Nor-walk that tin-«=1
more had been added to the nine byE yet has more money ghead
East Norwalk. . .
One had already been elected in? he ever had “en he k?” h“
the Second district. and thPhl-l‘lgngi oil on cash. The reason 15 easy;
Judge Tammany gave up l. e .2 .n .
favor of Candee after the second dele-E 15' expluned.
gate had been elected by a large man! » ‘
3‘“ 1 “An Account. um m
The men who put Candee across;
last night were silent but happy this;
morning. Snlvnlor P. Genuarlo. who;
was mainly responsible for every one»
of the nine uptown votes. said. how-s
evrr: ”I am glad it is all over: we
made a good fight and came on the-
winner. This having to be a his: year.
for Republicans. and this work last;
night was just a proof that the former.
Republican machine has come back to;
May. and that they will have to be;
reckoned with from now on."
Third Ward.
In the Third ward the caucus was
brief but exciting. James L. Hoyt.
the newly appointed councilman tookg - -~--~»—
the chair and l). Burr Beach was sec-
retary, Attomey Leo Davis. leader of).
the Tammany forces. attempted to
have a “blanket" ballot for three del«
Petites no thrauzh, but the Pandee
ends to stop spending that isng
necessary. A man will draw a
dollar out of his pocket mm:
more readily than he will draw6
a check for it.
you will mean less unnecessary
spending.
An account for
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EVE $1.00 UP
Eitn leads and erasers
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rtonnmao-rnnu' and!
Overhauling“ m ‘
n mason: rim. "rel. on.
non 3m,”?ro!l
an all save any limit?
Do yyou want to get a good prion!
If to. tell it to—
JAFFE 1 ASH
Who will pay you the vibe for
papers and no: and annihil-
clue.
TELEPHONE m
We also but, furniture.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
muse Ind factory wiring, ox-
pert mechanics. llactl'hl .-
plinnoe: and merchandm
WHITE ELECTRIC ca.
134 Washinrton St.
than 450 South nor-ii
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r. s. LYON 1
JOB rammo
- South Norm
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forces. through Henry Senor, made‘a
protest. and Frank 3? Glover. chair-
man of the “fan! committee. moved,
that the balloting go “ugly.
The delegates that the Tammany,
forces wished to to thread: were”
Prank Backholtz, “’illlam L. Blascerz
ind Gustav Knorr. The Candee delev
$§¥ERMAN
AIN PENS
m 32.50 UP
The "Hamilton
Slim)
49 WALL elitism
gates were: .Dr. Frontivnc. Bron,
Everett Preece and “’ard Palmer.
They were empowered to appoint their
”was... 4.... -
own alternates. '
The, vote on the first ballot ““5.
Brown. 62: Buckholtz. 1‘2.
The Moon the roman-Horns:
Prece. 62: Blasccr. 161nd3uddwlu.
mm
”transport!!!“ Co
The vote on the "third ballot was:
Palmer. (45: Kamila: and. thronxh
some oversight. there'was one vote
for Preece, who had been chosen on
Lone had doubted his true Reptrbflcan-
-.‘:.~t that. the double defeat rez-
~ '. against them by the Tires last
'. tin-hired void. the shirt and
on are in the seventh heaven
at the turn of affairs that
again put them in the running.
ml gives them the chance to dispute
the coveted lead with the Nash king-
pul=. The Engineers. on the other
hand. with the pennant “thin grasp
«m confident that they can contlnné
ill-4r winning streak and finish the
. i.,.nn vithout. another reversal. .
". ith the keen spirit of rivalry ex-
i “-nt between the players of both
1:: top-notch game of baseball is
"H341 ‘
M ATILDA RICHARDSON .
Executrix.
' _ ORDERVOF NOTICE
Districtvol' Norwalk 88..
Court. August 26, A. D._ 1920.
\\ hereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certainxwritten in-
strument as and for the will of Jane
E. Seymour, late of Norwalk, in said
Digtréct. (deceased.
r ere , That said application be
heard and determined at‘the Probate
Office. tn Norwalk, on the 3rd day of
September. 1920, at 10 o'clock. fore-
goon, ‘aad‘that public notice thereof
9 5W?“ - ‘0 all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
.Bgrsyca‘per‘ having a circulation in mid
~ '1. a an ‘ '
day of hearing?t five days before said
HENRY NY." GREGORY. Judge. ‘
Probate
u
"ls.
STOL MANUFACTURER DEAD.
B?
R'FTOL.
Zl<.
Aug. 27.—-—mlllam E.
manufacturer and widely .
-. in tlw iron trade. died of heart ‘Wather'FW
'- in his home on Bellevue ave-
x-ma He was 63 years om. and Forecast for Xmalk and
irrim'd ‘nv Mrs. Sessions. and two:Fair tonight and Probably S
‘ “lit 13.. and William K, both; ”,0 'cmnxe'ln t
here. . ~ k rtnble winds. General rains hare taL
~~<inns was president of the',.‘°n during'the last 24 hours over the
. Foundry. the Sessions Clocklmhm districts from the Gulf 008“
organizer and president of northward to the 0.1“” Valley. The
..-.-,.l Trust Company. trustee greatest amount reported was 27:12
‘- var: l'niversity. chairman “inches at Knoxville. Tenn. Pleasant
, 1 of Trustees of the mmrfieather continues in the northern dis-
, ._.;,(h of this city. and Wfigtficts east of the « Mississippi river.
of the Sunday School. {Hegfle'westem trough of low pressure
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“It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Geo. 8. Wymnn. ng‘r .
- 87 CEDAR STREET, PHONE”
HOL‘D HER AS RUM flUNNER.
Providence onman Bound Over For
'Heariug More United Lanna
‘Dlstrlct Court.
Angelina Tedesco,>who claimed to
live on rubella avenue, Pm'fdence,
R. L. was arraigned before 1338. Com-
missioner Hugh J. Lavory this moms
ing and probable cause was found
for hailing her”: 116‘.» hond'fm' the
next oesoim of the 'U. 'i District
Haven on a charge «at
liquor Inn Non-k ’Yurk
to thkxeitj
The woman was arrested save-m
days ago In Company with No men
whilst-lain: on a truck in which were
found 10 cases of whiskey. Accord-
ing to the (elicit agests she admit-
ted met-snip of the load of liquor
and decmmd she was in chum of
the truck. The two mrn arrestcd on
the truck with her were also held in
:he some 1).!!! by Cmnmlssl-‘mar Lav-
rery for trial 31911.9 the district own.
They yaw: ”annuities Its “firm.
bella, of Robina annuamce.
and Louis 1111020! 185. 12.110“ meat.
. '!~=ir‘ential New”, 111.1908 on extends‘m-om"xew Mexco northward
, ..,..,Hpan ticket. . mannequin. The temperature :3 tin.
.. t“swat probably will be heist“! 8‘0"! ”the “mm m “Stem
( ‘ flier-noon from 1’th “m ‘nd 1‘ 13°" slightly above”
'i’ll “Formation-111a season. at the year.
7... u-.. . _ . .Wor’ ,-'
;.--_.,:m,. Wm, “w. . -~- 4217- own that are should talcum mu
2:553:53. MVB. Bring 0094 That are shalt'livegm- . . -
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ism. and that it was known that r
was working for what he believed ‘3; Dubllcan electors W, at the
be the good of the party .
After the vote [w acclmafion on amingi to electtthzze gelegatea an :
the balance of h dele at ‘ three alternates o e on conven-
ing adjourned t e g es the me“ 3 tion. to be held in tile Council comm.
First Ward. |er this evening. 1Harry E. 80910“
In one ofthe most conclusive victor-3‘35 9190‘“ chum 0““.
ion on: moyfi"Qt-.*Repubum can— and Chum-d N. Janina was annotat-
cus=by-.ny m 90.- 3.1““,er secretary. Thule-anomaly?“
Judge Nehemllh (findee, won out in of 8611!th the sole purpose being
the selection of delegates for the City to select delegates fumble Q0 the
convention, which will be held this candida-y of Judgemtm.
evening, when a” First and Bun-ti: {or Senator. iEmut My”:
Wards voted. autumn, to ma in-,C€shmn until Hui-n axon-stew?
stmcted delegates to the convention, c oeen than not!!! Is .9 §.nn_
and that they new mode their A. B. Clever-icy. ’wmnmreg ' ‘
Puma“ town-d; be .mg“ or Mr. and John H. (3an elected-met:
Candee a3: Semxh‘the 38th Sena- ”‘93- “
torlnl district.
Thomas A. Sicily. of‘the first dis»
’trict. made a niacin last night short- -
hr after the m of the meeting My, All! 3734‘“. m
was made known. calling upon his rel-t We“!!! in winning any one
low 3:01th “to come to the aid at .cucllmichvan‘m W
the man whom the majority were -chlmmonship:m the finals tut nut.
booming for Senator, Nehemiah Canal?“ ”"8 “in C. 13- ill-melt“
dee. i(university. detected 8; N. W
m the delegates to the First dh-gvgmhem Ciel-fawn“, in the
trict had been named. Mr. Skelly 4 s . . .
made a motion, which was us ”no": m. N. Y. A. ‘10-: 108! to‘
i “That these debates be instructed Roth- “ WW1“ the Ila-"'7-
,by us to vote at thesClty oonmtbni'wt d1”-
tor debates to the» tale convention _ , .
election of Judge Candice on Senator: l WW;
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About twenty—Me meh word-ska: m 1031:
'my‘ "Ball, use ‘
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15%
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ON
taming Suits
fl. W. “HODGE 1‘
manhunt
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$53: 4mm-.-“ .3»...
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tfmATING
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.3353; simply can’t Junkie tires
go 0a m mpreventtrud cuts.
And ‘mnfi cut memo “trouble."
meted dun-uniting. blow-
Lonumorhm. ”The mgr
yen..- ' anti-fund fin‘tlhls e
imgum.flm’smmt too
bad for us to fix—light.
Weed W '° 4
mm M 8H1.
A‘Mlfll’o 402th in u a m l.-
as having than (land. I.
pounce
it not lnfiequently W m
a person in mm mum.
tectl ' mound and healthy teeth
:1": “ti-acted. and cum on.
inserted. simply m the“—
vunl one: wet-own”.
Knots should look into thh
'ni'trt of the CM“! m; C
40011: ovation. or W. or”
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mfie etc-IN“ m
so as totbecome wholomme w
beautiful. I use only the soot.
Input-averaged“ iflw"
producing results that m highly
‘Iatlufoctory.
Dr. HEM“?
1.3“”! “11"“ “m”
Hm: i apt. b C M
sunfish”! W" ‘ ' "um
. that a: he lied m to: [I‘m ovaranmid-hlry m
-glisegr inflating facilitating the 3:22:93 kept by the isle firs. J... .
annotate motion." stem, who Jammy and on, DI!
Charles H, Dllvrorth
«no-to the W. .7 than ethics-n7 otjon “Si “
«was made. 5‘ ’ “gum .. .
“.mtth’fll’th‘wa ,
'cmaomnry for the first district g. picnic.
that ho‘icflovedrttiuugn my mgr altar“,
Wheaten-K! it, refilled than at
out -Bown' ram, 30“,. m
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immediately 13ml. tn item cranium: to but {un- -
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