Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 28, 1920 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

. i.\ 31'.» vll‘irst class

cook; good
it fires. Tel. 1708. ,

i- ,.1 Mail Service. $135 month.

r, pier. .4 September.

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\ i annex-at work around the place:
5 I M “'3395,
. . Address '1‘. W.
Hi 43. ’ 65-3, Darlen-

 

. 25.11“”). women) over 17, for

Experience
,, - try. For ire particulars, write

l t'l.lld. (tormer Civil. Servme Ex-
» 589 Equitable Bldg, Wail:-

 

: ‘.'i‘l~:l)W—_A young man to mill: and

board and washing for
Austin, Tele-

 

I'OR SALE

FOR SALE-One oak sideboard, one

four burner gas range. inquire, 16
Grove St., South Norwalk or phone
4852-12.

 

 

‘ BUSINESS NOTICES

RU’NL a AGREED, Wholesale» Fruits

and Vegetables; also local and longl
idistance moving. 8 Lexington A‘ve.,~
South. Norwalk, Conn.

 

FOR SALE—Four milch cows. two

Gersey and two Holstein. lnqulre
Bernard Stemodea. W'est Cedar St,
South Norwalk. Conn.

FOR SALE—2 Smith motor wheels. 1

129 Main St., after 5 pm.

 

 

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\‘.'AN'l-‘PZD—u—Furnished room with
breakfast in a private adult family,

 

 

“menu-ht to East, Side Rail Road

.w mum. Stitislztctory ret‘erences given.

\., .v..-r giving particulars to “Per-

... m" 15m. 12. Sentinel oiiice.

v “"‘Ill » Operators on iolders,
wpms and pressers. apply at

0., 3 wt [My and steady work. en-

ti

.:i ii lruin. High 51.. Nurwulk.

 

 

 

u v. ~. ' EH -l’urmanent position by ex-
, .,,. .-:i str‘nozrzipher: 5 years ex-

. knowledge of bookkeeping.
; . Address.

. ‘ -::'.n~"l office.

Stenographer,

 

v . jlf'l Young married man wish-

,, g ”1 mm- Salurdays or charge
.- t. mks evenings. Address Box
2“ z

“. ‘tiv'l‘ED -- Stenographer. ex.-

.i and capable. North At-
. N‘l Farms. inc, 144 Water
:1 Nurl‘illlk.

 

i: - ii llritzht girls, must, be han-

w‘ ‘h- needle to sew labels on
.1. v, writs. Louis Greenberg &
J: 2”. . Depot Place, East Nor<

., . -...
\ '....

' 1‘. T0 RENT—Jenner a small

. steam-heated flat, or four
unturnished rooms: V. J. Ben—
.... . .v'nlilg Sentinel Office.

 

Bur for drug store, must.
i . n or over. lull or part time,
. zur porter.

up.

RELIEVE’YOUI 00m“—
By Taking
Baxter’s C0!!!“ m
F. H. BAXTEK. Drink!

in whom it

 

may concern:

.- selling William ()luv wltis~
l . prosecuted to the full ex-
!» '51» law. Rev. James O. Nor-

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

\HRK. Aug. 28. Stocks were
v. out mainly lower at the out-
1. selling pressure concentrzr
rim-ls, equipments. rails and
llt-plmlge lost 3 points and
2m and Studebaker
‘iill‘Tlt'al'l (‘ar tell 1 3-8 and Pan
n .n Petroleum and. Risading tor.-
;' . . tx'ze fractions. Mexican Pet.
.zisl i‘ocoa Cola gained 1 point
'- .\.uion:tl Aniline gained 1 1-2.

 

 

v. . , srnaar, Aunt. 28.—Indepen WORTATION
H ,. i4. equipments. motors. oils. Mannheim ‘ ‘
.. ' : ui issues reacted sharply in the 1m ‘3‘."
W ~ Sock Market. Replogle fell , WO 7' m
uh. \ points. then. mined ~63h~ ‘ 'l M
l ‘ . 1 Hill. Crucible. Bethlcham. JOHN 1'. MY & 8088

in Car, Republic 'lbtor. Bosch»
7'4. Cuba Cane Sugar. American
Wilson. Tobacco Products on!

’\ .«t Lead declined 1 to 2V:
"‘ but recovered irregularly.
” i- were firm on light deli-“1183-

Young was Steady. Sales 39’
. .Hizt’t‘vl 175.000 MOB.

NO ONE RESPONSIBLE.

 

 

“JULEAOWN. Aug. 28,—Xo one is
'v- have been criminally reopen-

fi‘ Mk on June 3. in which Mr!-
-Jr;inzer was Killed. is the ver-
' ..t «'oroner Stephen B. Davis of
'. Mun county: rendered today.
'Iih accident. an auto-bus driven
3'“ isht Merritt was taking workers
(lid saybrook to Deep River.
it was struck on the railroad
, ’lllfl east or Saybrook Junction by
~-\~ llJven hound train over the

J"!

V‘ :i

‘ " “1k. NPW Haven and Hartford“

‘- Tom], The engineer and fireman
’ Hot-ii that the engine Whistle was
V min anfl the hell rung as a warning.
:1 v Merritt said he did nit heal them.

v passengers in the . .
0le hurt. bus weie seri

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REPUBLICAN secure
CONVENTION.

 

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 28.—Republi.
in Senatorial conventions last night

em-

lo:JldPl‘91‘S on messes and waists .
l » home work. Good pay. Grace Em-
'wlt‘l‘y \Vorks. 8 Huntord Place, Tel.
2:},

 

Apply Stillson- '

1 point, ,

t-u- the crouing accident at Old -

{FOR SALEL-House. 9 roms. bath, all‘

improvements. barn. arage, chic~
hken house, fruit and s (9 trees. near'
Norwalk Acreage. Address Owner

Lock Box 664, South Norwalk.

 

suit e. Reasonable.

tinel.

FOR SALE—~Bargain. building
1 1-2 acre in Cranburv, stone to
build cellar and enough lumber to
build good size house for $2.000. Also
modern house with 7 acres at right
price. Daniel Mansh. Phone 1955-5.

FOR SALE—Two good family cow,

Holstein, Guernsey; Flock R. I.'s R
Wyandotte, 3 mo. Pullets. Chas. Paul,
Newton Ave, Wilton.

FOR SALE—8 year old Jersey cow;
milking 12-qts per day; easy milker,
gentle and orderly. Tel. 851-4.

FOR. SALvaaxwell car, 1917 model,
perfect condition. new tires. Vaasts’
Garage. Ask for Garyn's car.

FOR SALE-J’ord touring car in first-

class running order; newly painted.
Reasonable it sold at once. Edward
Bartram. 12 Bayview Ave. Tel. 732-12.

Suite, care Sen-

 

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OR SALE—Several Ferd touring cars
”oaud ruuabouts, must be sold by Dun.
I.) .

port Ave;, Norwalk. after 5 p.m. '

FOR SALE—~House, nine rooms, all

improvements, garage, acre of land;
fruit and shade trees. $7.000. Inquire
‘M. Richardson, West Cedar- street,
South Norwalk. .

 

FOR SALE-«Single Indian motorcy-
cle, cheap. (‘. \V. Denison. 20 Howard
Ave. East, Norwalk.

FOR SALE—6 room house. all modern

improvements, good location. 7?
Vi oodward Ave.

FOR SALE——A few desirable houses
moms, barn, electric light. gas
furnace. range: good location; moder-

 

am price. Address_ Box 625,, South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Property at 15 Mar-

shall St... sultan
storage. To let

égrtot; mnlnflcrgasxor
8'. Th. 1 fix... on n n
Norwallf. Conn y Co.. ugh

INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE

For Particulars Ask

JO HN T. HAY E S
No. 7 Main St., Norwalk

 

NORWILK —- NEW YORK.

”WIDE 81'.
PHONE 1540.

 

 

 

_ am or- NOTICE
District of Norwalk 85.,
Court, August 26, A. D._ 1920.

Whereas. written application has
.been made to this Court for the admis-
aion to probate of a certain written in-
strument as and for the will of June
E. Seymour. late of Norwalk, in said
.Dletrict. deceased. '

Ordered. That said application be
heard. and determined at the Probate
omce. in Norwalk. on the 3rd day of
member. 1920, at 10 o'clock. t‘ore‘

n: and that public notice thereof
be given. to all persons interested
thereto by publishing this order in a
newspaper having‘a circulation in mid
District. at least five days before said

day of hearing.
W. GREGORY, Judge.

Probate

 

HENRY

SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norm] , ss.. Probate
Court. August 20th, A.D.. 1920.
Estate of Elizabeth A. Barbour.
late of Not-walk. in said District, de—
ceased. '

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date herél
of for the creditors of said hate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their to-
counts, properly attested, within said
time. will be debarred a recoverv.
All persons indebted to said Estate

:Hrllniltm tor Senators the follow‘ gai'rn-gg‘tletséed to make immediate

li‘“ ' _

. , A. W ' AR
Huhth district. Protest-or Charles ”JON PE CE‘

‘4

-. v "7 ll MacDonald. former highway
. v 'tllsS’lOflel‘: Tenth district, Hugh

;“ ‘ the}; Eleventh district, Lorenzo
‘1 Joy . J?

 

BARRY REGAING Continua:
‘ CHAMPIONSHIP.
in WHON. Aug. 28.—~Ernest Barry re-
the sculling championship of

_ of Australia on the Parramnb
' Australia, by twelve lengths.
int to Felton on the Thames

' ’ lot .VPar.
'1‘ . \vahon 33.1..."
”I”: " hit by engaging. the Blue

w". ti,i<eiiall team which has been
leI around this state for
tr

n
a

 

a... 4' O'clock. The Blue '31:»

9.....9: «w {in enviable record and .
a; a Princeton battery 5*
twlusivelv that they INF .
angers. of Dick ”CHOW“
ltltl~~< us no » =

in
.'~w

itnkewell of Yule: Ninth district. =

a Hid today ‘by defeating. Alfred.

meet them in at m.

 
 
 

Executor

. ORDER OF NOTI
District of Norwalk, ssc.E
Court. August 26th, A. D., 1
‘Estate of Ann
,horyvalk. in said
Whereas.

 

Probate
920.
a Valentik, late of
District. deceased.

written
out made to this emlp’“3§m

istratdi' of the said estate, ra in f' -
reasons therein settortli toil a’h grdg;
authorlzmg him to sell certain real es-
‘“6..2é.:$"ffil§'°' .2...

sale m. be
’heard and determined at the Probate
Woe. in lek. on the 3rd day -.1
Member, 1996‘. or 10 o'clock, _.='
noon; and the: public notice he giscn'
to all 2. interested therein by

Hill‘s}! g this rrder in a newspaper
team husfvvug a ovulation in mid: District,

at l-ast live is " he '

bearing? 1):. lore cold day at
HENRY W. (Jim. Mm,

Hrs. Henry Eldridge

 

m to be Win-rm
at .Hmmflh. 1".ng that“

.47,

Pierec bicyce, all in good condition '

FOR SALE——5 piece walnut bedroom.

Phone 2166-2 or call at 5 Wash.

peanuts. near

land two or three pus-us wild: but

 

IN manuals -
IN NORWALK

(Scanned from Page One.)

NEWS OF THE
CHURCHES

 

 

Dome out-m

v

 

articles were strewn about (Mm,

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South Non-walk Congregational and
L‘Methodlu lplamnal churches (union
scrvlces).———The in". of the union serv.
ices of the South Iii-milk Congrega-
itlonal Ind Methodist Episcopal.
church: for the summer will be held
tomorrow at the regular hours. Morn.

been in the bureau drawers hi which
were empty; had been on“ Ml
thrown on one of the beds.

A quantity of valuable nflvmv
was left untouched, as was thence at
the Hodge home.

Patrolman Frank VT. Raymond; who
investigated the break It the Wilcox
home, was of the Won that. the

man wanted money solely. a: lion in Turn Back to. Childhood."

 

TINSMI'I'HING, PLUIBING and Re-

pairlng shop at very ”scheme
price, for particulars, apply 15 South
Main St.

HIGHEST PRICES paid
, calves. also hugs and
dress H. Zlotkins & Son,
Market 1.45 Washington St., South
Nor-walk, Conn. Telephone. South
Norwalk, 346-2078. Drop a postal and
1 will, call. .

RICHARD DEANS, 19 Union Street.

South Nor-walk, Plumbing and
Heating. Steam. Hot Water and Gas
Timings. Repairing promptly attended
to. Phone 2556.

~H. W. FISKE. Vocal instructor, old

Italian method; teacher of Flume
O'Hara; private lessons at Studio, No.
6- Stevens St, Phone 5554, Corner.
Franklin Ave.. City.

.EllflL A. KNOB. Boll Island. Con-

tractin Painter. Graining, Glazing.
interior outing. Estimates cheer-
fully given rural! worn. Phone 2311.

for cattle
. .d.

 

 

 

andI
a figton’
s .
‘him, and was of the opinion that he

Evening service will be at 7: 0. The
evening theme wm be: “Ford mess.”
The members of the 0mm board
and aliens of the various (march
societies of the Methodist Episcopal
church are requested to remain for
a brief meeting at the church follow-
ing the naming serVice.

Inasmuch as these will be the last
union services for the summer it is
fitting that as many as possible of
both congregations be present at the
services tomorrow. _

A servant girl in a house nearby
said that she had noticed a- young
man, wearing a dark suit. and- a straw
hat, and who curried a traveling bug,
go on the porch at the Wilcox home
She paid no particular attention to

The ‘time he was
ac-

left shortly after. ’
noticed there was about 12:15,
cording to the girl's story.

M
COX SHOWERED WITH FLOWEFB.

 

 

‘4 ’ Y03K. Aug. 28.—Govornor
CoNxEVE‘amMI-ed with .flowers when
he arrived from New Haven today
for a tvvo dav visit to New York.

As he left'hls train, he was. greeted
by a committee of Democratic women.
The train crew lined up and with
each man. from blue uniformed con.
ductor to engineer in overalls, the
governor shook hands,

The real reception. however, came
when he entered the rotunda or the

South Norwalk Rescue mission. 6
Henry street—Sunday school at 2 p.
in. Send in the children. 3:15 p. m..
praise an dtestlmony meeting. Mr.
Jones. from the Stamford Gospel mis-
sion. will have charge of this service:
alseo. evening service at 8.

Wednesday. Sept. lst. at 8 p. m.. the
regular busines» meeting will be held.

Meeting Friday evening also at 8.

 

CARRlGAN & FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. 011109}

383.
- b h
On and after August let. the Royal‘

,Mechanic street,
I. Kerelues.

WALL. PAPER'ANe- PAINT
mmkgroun o u lpp H I.
Jzuu. received ten thou—n5 r31“- or:

with preued borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price llkn m

look over my stock first and cave from

u. to 50 per cent. Estimates c '

paper now and have many.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 113'.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Tmpmfia
207 East Washington 8%., So. Norwalk7
51 Osborn Av... Em Net-walk
Roy Mo, Mgr.
'Wlnaflr Uo and» We'll who for w

 

 

BUBBLNG. Kutte lawn rolitnz. can--
a, 15k: ill-ab

crating w done
{as are. afar-eat:

TO LET

TO LET—J, rooms. all improvements.
52 Spring street.

T0 REXT—l rooms.
Adults only,

TO LET—~l-‘our rooms on second floor.
large attic. part improvements to

 

 

 

4 Burbank St..

 

 

' ed by J. R. Taylor. Attoruevit’lluw.
. «lice Old Well Cigar Co.

,and Washin ton St.
titles.

mersley. who medulla resided at the
’Dresent Bah-d home' in m: avenue,
motile

adults. N0. 41 Cedar St.. inquire 37
Cedar St.

TO LET—No tine large connectedi
front rooms for ofl'lce. business. etc.
Mav also be used for furnished rooms
to the right party that will furnish
them themselves. Centrally located.
inquire 21 North Main street.

‘To Lain—3 rooms furnished. every

convenience for housekeeping. im-
provements. suitable for a couple on-
ly. Imuir 7 Grove St.

T0 LET—Front omce formerly occupi-

 

 

 

For further particulars. inquire at of-

 

T-‘O LIT—Two front

rooms over
Schultz's market,

Railroad Ave.
Suitable for 01'-
Rent 0.00. For further portl-
cuars. inquire? since Old Well Cigar
Co.. or John Neugnbnur on premises.

m am
It is our business iao Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.

Connecticut Carpet
Clearing Co. '

Geo.8.'!man.lnnu¢ur

’7 CEDAR STREET PHONE m

SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. August 26th. A. D.. 1920

Estate or Clara Kovacs, laté of Nor-
walk, in said. District, d .

The Court. or Probate {or the Bli-
trict of hos-walk, hath limited and ob
owed six months tron; the- dnte hereof
tor the creditors or said: not-1c to en-

lt their claims for ' mlement.
Show who neglect to present their ac-

, station.

Leary & Co., Phone 1577. Home phenol
’RIO‘QCALL FOR

James Garage will be located at 12,

Norwalk. Stwhenlfiremen were called out today ‘0 “‘b'

due a riot near a tent
lducted by Rev. Louis J. King. ex-

nll paper. Latent designs and colon“;

thing else. But before going some meat
also and pay high prices I wish you would;

5“"3“ 0“ 9399?. end ran-1mm Punt no!
ting party were killed. iE. Swan. rector.——Calendar for

‘ry. in the Vatican. today. and had an
'audlence with Pope Ilene-dict.

gt. Tight;

5 the. Seventeenth

The spirit is being felt at these
meetings. Come and enjoy good spir-
itual singing. Everybody welcome to
these meetings.

Wednesday, Sept. lst. the members
of the school will have a picnic. Meet
at the mission hall at 9:30 p. to.

There was prolonged cheer~
ing_ than 1. rain of flowers.

POLICE
AND FIREMEN

 

 

 

TOLEXLO. Q._ Aug. 2§.—-P0llce and

 

South Norwalk Baptist church (the
home-like church).——$unday morning.
i10:30 a, m.. preaching by the pastor.
(Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. Subject:

meeting con—-

 

 

Eatholic 'pr'ils'h rl‘liedwiafirgf‘ued rrom

gbha‘éhiién ltlheeéentral figure in a l"GOd'5 Nestms." _
court trial in Monroe County, men..il2 noon. Young People meeting at a
Lilalgghwlgiogmgf 3532;332:2132; Sufi-llrsday evening prayer meeting.
llassteflttlinrgilnrgliigh 33:35:», Sagan-l Trinity church notices. Rev. Thain;
week beguiling Aug. 29. 1920 (13th

 

___.______.._.—

I ALY,
K. or: C. IN T .Communion. 19 a. m.. Church school:
‘ ROME. Aug. 28. ~Knizhts of Comm-gm a_ m.. momma prayer and 39mm.
bus who reached ltaly yesterday fromfifim p. m.. evening prayer and ser-
France. went to the Hall of Consisto~,m0n_

 

 

Gospel tent. meetings.
The KMI‘RS will attend mac i0“street. near North Main. Aug. 20th to
marrow in it“ Pauline Chapel. w"l,"Se}'lt. 6th~ inclusive—Services: Every
the pope as. celebranr They will visfimgm. m 7:45; Sundays. mornings.
*5 ”'9 Catacomb 0“ SL (‘allxtus. mon'ilflrsflz afternoons, 2:30: evenings, 7.

 

 

day. All day meetings. on Labor Day.
1 _.,- grooming. afternoon and evening.
GOV' COX IN NEW YORK ‘Evangellst Rev. Theo. Eisner, and

wife. from Brooklyn. N. ‘1'. Come and

NEW YORK Aux 28.4ovemor hear the evangelist and wife slug
(‘0‘ arrived today from New Havenxospel songs. Come and bar the

for a week-end in New York. iword 0! God expounded. Everybody
The program include da reception welcome, Come one and all.
at the Democratic National Club. and;
an address at the police games at: St, Peter‘s
Gravesend. ichurch. Cedar street. near WestMave-
“n- _.._____..-._ : ' . Ste . ustor.—-- orn-
REUNION AT ROTON POINT ‘lfi‘sehxiréé: will Mulfelrl‘at St. Peter's
,Germnn Lutheran church at 10230..
f No evening services until autumn. At
St. Paul's mission. Fable Memorial

 

 

The tlitv-tltth annual reunion o
Conechnt Voicin-
tee 'nt‘antr' is beln held at Roton .

PoilntI todayias is 11:: thirty-third art-:Ch‘pel.:eIlpoéfindséf‘igfieng; Z:
nual. reunion of the Natty-eighth conductl “no; thefts! Sunder in
Regiment of Conecticut Volunteers. ‘3-30- use, m 0 A ordial invita-

A number of Norwalk members t'lt‘B'We‘m’”r at ”‘3 ‘ 21than of
both companies are in attendance.’"°“ ‘5 extendsgdm “120 “Md Slur
there being about sixty or the 17th'xrfilm“: 93090" ‘
and four of the 28th present. . " . ' - .

The reunions are always held at; Udft;‘gh:cd;w~ Thursday snor-
Roton Point and Manager Neville Buy. noon. 9 : , ' do
ley has endeavored this year to give} Y0“!!! 9&09‘95 Sofiety. Thurs T
the veterans the best time they ever-evening. 8'» the churf‘ . i.
had Clmir rehearsal Friday even 1‘8.

' "flung of voting members on Bum
day, Sept. 5th.

 

WARSAW.— Aug. 22.--Part of the
Third Russian Soviet Cavalry Corpsi
and a- detachment of infantry. accord-

 

Plrst Climb or Christ. Scientist. 57

- lxr Scum
ing to the latest news from the north— West avenue. The mm
on front. are still west of Kelno. near union of fill: church in hdd at 1!
the East Prussian border. trying to u. in;
tight their way through the Polish Christian Sctem .eubject. August
forces. 29th: “Christ Jesus. . d 11

in the vicinity of Mlawa, the Poles Smithy school will be bill fl

took 3.000 prisoner? amt motored a o'clock.

number of guns. _ m

The pursuing Polish armies-have ne- [:3 at 8 o'clock. To both these serv-
tuken essowlec. and Grdevo. to the love the public is lnxltnd. A reading
northwest of Bialystok. and. are cou~'room is mdntained‘ I: the on d‘

 

Kohryn. east of Brestthovsk. in. this «routed. . from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.

region the poles captured 1.200 Rue-‘- '

lion mhtorcements ' 5 ling; 61 Wall W. 0M “'99,.“ bye:
0n the southern trout. around Lem- (holidays are“) from.1.2 003 I! '3-

berx. the Poles have ratified the our-'Ali are wolcomn.

skirts of Krune and have occupied

Przemyslany, to the southeast of Lem-

 

Services at Knight street A. M.

 

 

Sunday will be “flatly meeting day-
:9:30: "Old Time Love Feut"-loodt
ers, Deacon Taylor and Norman.
10:45 a. m., semen. by Rev. I. S.
Sands. of Brookllyn. and bundling.
12:30 p. m.. Sunday school. 3 and Sip.

COMIIMTIONS IN 80”.

The. principle of soap making is al-
ways the some and is based on the
combination of m and an alkali, as in
the one or tallow and lye. Varia-
,Iions in loans are largely due to addi-
nm of perfumes. coloring miter
Band: such substances. which have
nothing to do with the primary put.

D. D.. presiding elder of the Newport
district, New Englu-l m.
Administration of the Lord’s Supper

 

counts. properly attested, thin slid
time; will be debuted a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment

STEPHEN nexus, Executor.

Baths-aim

Mrs. 0d".- Wy “Wick.
Friends in Norwalk will be grieved
to hear of the death of Mrs. Odlle
meruley Witch, formerly o!

 

at the close of afternoon and evening

was of soap. which is to cleanse. l
services. '

W
Tim km- 011 Ito-day eveninlhtiho Hrs: «:21;
may. dear." said young urn. erly conference 0 t s con ere
Tomklns. “l‘m going to read poetry you will be bold, Dr. Byrd will mu-
“m at" "What for!” “It W “de.

D muck time. There are so many Bibi . _,
W 5W h“ . e Students, Red Mono Roll.
in We", '. the time South MIL—Bible study. Sunday
minimizt'r: reoil a page so mterlully p, 111.. Aug. 29‘ 3 o’clock: "The duty
we“ .

 

 

totokonopnrtlnfl-mnd

 

orwalk. She passed any Sunday at

.her home, 34 Gramercy park. Burl

New York city. The deceased was a.
daughter or the late Andrew 3. Hum-

te the Earle residence.
r of, the dues-ced-

The
o smat-

M 1m granddaughter of Governor Wil-
Hum Living-tom the luv royal 80V-

ernor and first Canine“- mt
rof the state of New Jersey, 1nd. broth-

er to Pmlip _leingston..._one of the‘

 

acne mound-pal

l M Buck-I ’
euce. n. .. , chem”: any
Fem J. Hummersley Southwlck of St.
00061111. of Annuals church. Blot-W
Boston, the only woman stained glass Mew‘Yor-kt city, in... "
_ kc in the UMSM. In been brother.
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