M ’5
WANTED AT“ "
French Binder
Operator for '
Seaming and
Stayinm. and
Experienced
Skiver.
The Tristram Shoe Co.
8 Union St.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
W A N T E D
Girl operators on Singer
.xcwing machines, neat work,
good pay. Apply Nomalk
Dress (30., 45 Railroad Ave.,
('ity.
\‘.'\i\::l7'i<‘.ll——5 rooms with improve-
m on. I‘. S. Dayton. Mead's Drug
ow, North Main street, South Nor-
’l'h. .
" "’ r
1.xl-lll,‘*Fillr‘Fiill‘lS in all depart-
'1l~ at tho Boston Store. Exper.
- lll‘.llll('t".~'.<€ir}'.
: 5.'l'l",.') 5503.1 sit-no rapher .and
.mt, Scl’t'll audit cerks. Apply
in own handwriting giving ex-
- all<l,\sal:u~v desired. Charles
. v*.§('l", Resident Auditor, Wilson
Storage Yard, South Not-walk.
i‘idllvrdfiomvn to work by the
3.", iimwood Ave, South Dior—
E E1?) -~.\ maid for general house
, family 0:" two. Mrs. W, L.
‘. Elm Sll‘t‘t‘l, Norwalk.
.ZIi) ”FOVRENTwrFour or five
) A middle aged woman or
t'lwl‘ in a. family of three
. ulh‘ who would appreciate
mu-k and a. good home in pre-
, 55‘ high wages. Phone 1154.
lr‘ int-usher, Savoia Restau-
l: >‘o-ltll Main Sii‘nr'i.
reornssmnAL.
‘25. Louise Canfield,
l Twit avenue, NorWalk, Ch.
i ate Lessons in Dancing
Telephone 1838
t
1‘.
l;
F O R S A L E
merty in all sections of
JOHN T. HAYES, ‘
7 Main Street, Norwalk.
l' at] Estate Incurance‘
10R HIRE—New 3% ton:
. Brockway truck for mov—s
3:4: .and general trucking;
lagun‘e Naggy Bros” 71
’4. (liar St., South Nor-walk.
l Telephone 1518.
s.:.:5§jro~ wmos UP ”SERVES?“
:ii..\.\'ll, 0., Sept. 21.——Boston
5 2:1) its series with Cleveland to-
is the last of the'Eastern
play here, this season. Cleve—
:{i try hard, Manager Speaker
‘5 make it three straight Victor-
‘I-t’iLkPI‘ has announced Cavalier
'- .-:I- llt‘l' for tOday, but Manager'
. \5 has not definitely said ‘Wl’llch
5. .rlul's will be in the DUI.
"77‘ FOUND I .2.
l
.\ film of money. Owner may
, m identifying some and pay-
‘ 5: milk. Address P. O. Box 376,
.nr‘wu ', ‘
"'3 5-5'5. 21. of EM
4“". mucous—Late 1913 Ford‘roadstc‘r‘;
also deck
body good mm. call one: 5 (1'-
Vi, i' Il improvefienis. lpll'm‘"
4.13
_________5_.__ ($8
- Care S
Lown. For particulars askl
‘ Norwalk.
' convenien l.
SALE—inidcrtborrasrnlce-{clean
5 l
,' ‘l’rus
"71-min” ' 7 mans a mince and
BIG P nm’i’na W. Ad-
tlléln
Whmpfigg’m 1
we call.
quire H. Raymond: 22 BurrittAve.
l g SAL A 1914 Buick roidsie in
7-351 mu. wily mussel-Jinn
desired will be cheerfully given. In~
CARRIGAN & FLYNN...local Ind long
363.
frigasae.
walk.
ing onab‘lax Hill road, Very
L. Salvi. 34 Stewart Ave.
FOR ”SALE-Roasting chickens and
10 Rowan St., East Nor-
‘OR SALE-Abodt 3 acres oi'vcry like
land. fruit trees, little wood build-
. . .. , lowpriCe
' - - or quick‘abtfy'er: for particulars see
_ LL PAPE AH PAINT
‘Rfli‘kfl
fi'fia‘ firmfivmrhfl c m
Ave” l
mu» mm wrongs-n5; our
Deal-y & Co., Phone 1577. on” photo
dun "calm". tend 8:1on rollsflg
per. est {no on oo o
'7 W m 7 *m
CHIGABO. soot. :isegsfimm on;
{Ween the Chicago National League
team add the New York Ghats was
expected today, when ”not: (Rube)
Benton, pitcher for the Giants, ap—
pears before ~the Cook County Grand
Jury Investigating alleged major
to have been offered $800 by a. for-
met Clfl) player to "flu-0V" a tame. {
Charles (Bock) Helios. second
baseman on the Chicago Cubs, admit-
Oedjn a statement today thnt he had
been accused of briefing on ”so
bribe to Benton to "(11111?” a. game,
and declared that mam: John
thing 9 But before going come
and 11 icon { wish
:5 to .50 per cent. Estimate:
1
with commercial
clock. 22 Van Zant St.
men on‘ on r and luring. Paint sud
. , . n __
Tel. 2189.
lawn rolling. con-
38 Love Street.
CURBING. fluttersk
walk,
31...... 25 . “'32 “a... lo:—
FOR '8 3‘19“ ”Yen passenger. 1!: 513%!" ' fi . ter gt. Phone
0.3435110. re tly oVerhaulgd. All: . ~ ,
gondltlon. Cal and see J. Blitner.’ ' ' " “ ‘ ' .
..25 East Washington St., East Nor- CARPETS CLEANED
FOR SALE—Complete bed,
9.
right ~tleor the center.
ntcs from station. All im
:One large room can be u
sentinel. '
FOR SALE
, building l
4400 buys a good lar e
b at right in Norwalk; 00 Ev
1. a, can build house or store or fac-
tory an it Bargain. Address P. 0.
Bull, 643, South Norwnik.
P6375£LESL§E77191 ’77 “777—77777
motorcycle: 9 model indict)
side car. electric lights, horn-
grove St.. Soutthorwalk.
l-‘Oll SALE—One
dcr parlor stove
29 Chestnut St,
21 Elm-
cook stove. 1 cylin5
and pipes for both.
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—At bar ain, so
barrels, 4 cords sglsonedvgf'dtggétlr
per card), stoneboat, chest:
nut planks, single wagon, har—
‘ness_ carriage harness, Collar. 1525in.
pulley blocks, conegrl’nder. angel-s,
255, l‘édn. logchains, crowhars. grub‘
hoes picks. shovels, ice tongs, mallet,
wagon jack, lawn, mower, lot of tools,
baby carriage, crib, Cradle. deer rugs.
bells and other household furniture.
Call at premises, 9t) Winfield street,
[East Norwak, Phone 1422-3.
FOR SALEwLate model 1920 Chevro-
. let, used one month. Address F. ‘0.
EL, cure Sentinel. .
FOR SALE-Worm drive truck. 3-!
ton. Sell cheap. Knorr, Bell island,
tevens’ Garage, Phone 2311.
llt‘OR SALE—Maxwell touring car, in
fine condition, many extras. C. E.
Croioot. 11 Crescent Terrace.
FOR SALEmlllodcl'n 6 room. house
large attic; . All ‘ ’
Terms. Owner, '7 Gibso
n Court, South
FOR SALE~A 1920 Chevrolet road-
ster, not less than 4000 miles, in A1
condition, Inquire F‘iore Bros. Garage
llaniord Place. Phone 925 or 741.
FOR SALE—Dodge touring car, in ex-
cellent condition. also a Studeba—
ker. Phone 13192.
[FOR SALE»? rooms, all improve-
-ments, lot-120x200, East Norwalk,
“to Station and trolley.
5., cash. Inquire Owner, 90
tract, Phone 1422—3.
F231;rSKALIGF-Houiseii abllll improvements.
am or on c r. A l
premises. 1351mm sluyrgorwdilgy on
3800.00, 1
infield 3
FOR SALE—8 room house. centrally
located, ‘one minute from trollev:
gas, electric lights,
bath room etc. all
$5,560.‘Tel. 1094.3.
FOR SALE-‘3 houses at 19-21 Union
street, buildings for rent, at 15
furnace, set tubs.
. gonna“ street. The Hatch k Dolley
FOR‘SALE—New market fixtures: a
bargain. now, worth $1500, cut to
less than 1-2; should be r bbed
quick. Laurence, 15 South “25:“: SL,
Phone 1900.
Has Been Wrecked
v Supt. 21.~—Auxilinry police
1 5-1 night wrecked the Town
rslzlll. near here, in retalia~
a.» shooting of two police of-
when District inspector
5 lulled and his hrother,Ser-
; 15-. was seriously wounded.
.. .m were shot dendlnd sev-
5. :15 wounded, “Many houses
. > '2 fire and the largest hbflél‘y
‘o l!“liifl(l,be]0nging to an Eng-
“.lns destroyed. ‘ ‘ 7g
HOLES OI'T' IN ONE
F‘lrt. 23.~—Frnncis Gill-z
- lmy and man hns'nccomt
3} l-vic-rythitlg possible In
. 'lvlo‘ today in the reeling-.5:
.l"’l|iti0u of all golfers?
5 ;.-.y i'l one. Playing ycstcr:
links of the Common-”r
Unrtry ("lull he drove‘ofl
lirnn from the thirdtce
Em!» 2 3 yards away. The
z,.;_\ down hill. The bi“
l'l-
Ll
‘1\ll'l‘
, \7
FOR SALE~—Ornamental and flower—
’ in: trees, bitches and shrubs. Hailing
purchased nursery section of the Ra»
waYtoir greenhouse, We offer this line
stock gt, burg in prices. Reynold’s
Poultry Farm, ghland Ave, Phone
1036. ,
FORtSAlIHny buildin was new.
F" or Will-:1» a;
. “'0 c . on . '
,Ave" near Norman «ah-c; -
Fine new. .5priee nun-able, rim
easy. See Wm. Krusch. Non-walk, or
your own broker. _. ,
FOR SALE4400 ' j ' museum. in
small monthly ‘ 5 _ 7 will Jilly a
moon: llnzmllc.‘ 1'" State. ’
and , - ‘acres: or , m" g.
giggefleldNI-ou'ljfié'ar' % 'V ‘
stead, man. den
artist‘or all”W I 'M to:
Year round chic ’ mm.
Price 81800.. Wm. Krhsch,
"'5.’ ’V‘,“ a“ 49”“; m
mn’smimoh‘w; m. 9 oz
.1 t! . 5%:
._ um" Eur . . My
team“ firefi‘m
l‘lullv-tl to the flag slick and?
am Hm cup. 7' '
mum: HOI'SE
l.\.\0!‘\‘01~;‘<
' "in. Sept. 23.——-Prlcc refine-n
."~’=.ll ton to twenty 'p’c
‘ lx‘ws of nlérfihm." '
l l
t
"vnnpany.
all!!! ..
' “umpzmy. '
two, ‘ «.
Cotton WWW
rulmflflfil, mm
, =3 the list in amount (It #9,“
l‘uts also werefminda
women's reads?
4 5"."41 shoes.
-_ 55-2652 Win .
Mann;
3
nit-5.
:51
nanomQN, _ _
!;|‘l'(‘ today by Seafimw "
within um Bills
7 l "l“ ‘.
_______~ . 1. ‘l‘lseofnézléwon at. nm5mtmc B.- mount:
7 : .. Em W: bur-‘3? to:- ths
NEW. ORLEANS. Sept; 12:4! ‘91.. . slice Sewn;- at him- William I;
' _ W ‘ '."mf*umn”hl¢fidegQgMa-émenam ”0337mm Isl
‘ ‘denilninhat the school
ice box .
hammock, 2 porch rockers. All . , J - ~ .
new, new. 14 WOodward Av Pmc Carpets and‘Bugs, and by hand
‘on SALE—{large two Iamllylloosé
TWO min~
movements.
sad to busi-
ws pinposes. Inquire Box 351: care
fully equipped With
improvement ted
in good condition.‘
in. blademand ' . In the debate up five Socialists he-
.4.
It is our business to Clean
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Commeticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
37 CEDAR eraser PHONE on
T0 LETMA very desirable furnished
room. Centrally located. select
neighborhood; gentleman preferred.
inquire evenings at 66 So. Main St.
TO LET—4 {umlshed rooms for house-
keeping. Five minutes to South
Norwalk Station. For .lnlornnotion
address N. E. T. care Sentinel. ,r
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons intemsted that a public hearing
by the Mayor and Council of the City
of Norwalk will be held at a l' u-
lar meeting at the Council to he he d
at the (‘ounciLChambertn City Hall.
on the 12th day of October 1920, at.
Plglll pm. to consider the sale or the
lollowing personal and real estate.
1. Lot 60-“. from and rear. 135~ft.
deep opposite \Vhite Bridge on
Jacobs SL. Rowayton.
2. Lot 70-“. front and rear and about
lfiO—l‘t. deep on Roton Ave, opposite
old Raymond Pond_ Rownyton.
3. One Concrete Mixer.
ATTEST
IRVING D. ROBERTSON
City Clerk.
NOTICE
At, a regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of tile, l’eoples Trust 00..
it was voted that a dividend of 4 per
cent. be declared to depositors in the
savings department out. of the earn-
lngs tor the current. six months end»
lng September 30, 1920, the some to be
entered on pass-hooks and paid on
:F'filFafItglbOCt, 1, 1920.
’ I 3 ‘LES TRUST GOMPANY
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN.
FIVE lssullll
Sills lulu/lull
ALBANY, N. Y.. Sept. 22.——F‘lve As—
sembly seats, to which Socialists land
been elected at special elections last
week to fill vacancies: caused by their
own expulsion last April, were again
vacant today.
5Al‘ter a five-hour debate during
which the Socialist members were al-
lowed to present their personal views,
the Assembly last night by a veto of
1’0 coats, unscented August Charlene,
70f Manhdttan, leader of the Socialist
delegation, Louis Waldman, of Hun-
battan, had Charles Solomon, of Rings,
for the second time.
The. Assombl , ' however; named it-
sew-on the rol calls to out Mel
Orr and Samuel Defi'itt, of the Bronx.
The vote showed ‘87 against the 47
,for unwitting them. Booster, Orr
,and Witt memnmy’m do;
clarion they could notch *mm.
on nil-American body.’ The resigna-
itions cam «'24»? n‘motinn or Wide
tat {her‘me by which W ’W
them expelled wasioet. ‘ '
l
' The] were' ere" momma to r
Editor of lorce or vidam. Assembly-
man museum] declared ”tn-f clue in
PM,
we?
glee Y
~-fiw Ghiclnnuti
E.
rancher of the. Natlom League and
'mllldemt \V’illihm V‘rcck or the‘Cubts
‘llncw that he fins accused before he
knew it. himself. He said that they
ldld not want to glw him a hearing.
:“tearing politic-fly." .
l Home: denied that he had ever
been involved In an attempt to
“throw" a. grime-Land produced Mada-
vim by Arthur E. \Yilson and Nor-
man Hocskc‘l of the Boston Bram.
declaring that they hmlrd Benton de-
clare he had won 33.80" by betting on
ltcvls in the world
Chicago W’hilc Sox.
The Wilson affidavit. as announced.
said that llcnton told ’VViann and
lloeckel that “he. Benton. had receiv-
ed a ick‘gmm from Hill Chase. in
which Chasv had advised Benton to
bet on the first two games of flu
world series that Cincinnati wont
win the series. or in sumac? “tilt
he. Benton. had taken the advice of
Chane and had lx-t :1" the money he
could scrape together. and as a nsult
Tlocckcl affidavit made a similar
statement.
“in a 91 at vmcnt issued following
yrstvrduy's SPSSlOlI or the Grand Jury,
Hartley lu-ploglc. prosecutor in
charge of thc izlx-csotigmkm. declared
that rx'itivncl- haul hm'n pronelici to
th” «that that last yrur’n worll H‘THR
was "l‘Ll on Hic- vllillff." "9 null
that seven '("hicuko‘ winners are In-
voluul. but that no ('tncinnati players
wrr‘ implicate-d.
In addition to thr- :Iflldnvi‘ts Heb.
20;; produced a letter from President
Hoydlcr in which tin» latter stated he
was comma-«l lli'l‘ZUL‘ did not have
any connection with the gambling in
baseball. This letter was dated June
25. alto-r Hcyfll‘cr. ncrordlng to Her-
zog, had thrashed in: matter but with
Benton and Norton. finally declaring
the whole thing allu'lld be dropped
and kept quit-t.
Five Itching Hitters ~ .
hflamm
NATION-All Lllfltfl’l‘l.
PF.
l’laycrll'lnll. (l. All. R. ll’.
'Hornshy. St. 1.141 fi? 89 200 .366
Young. N. Y....147 new: so no .349
nomm. Gin.....lll as? 73 187 .3rz
J. Smith, St. l. 9o 39‘! a: so: .333
\th-ni, outrun)” 5w 5:. 1:52 .325
“Micron: mean-z.
player—club. " 0: All. ll. ‘H. PC.
Sisllvr, St. 1......71il3 558 135 231‘ .407
Spmtknr. Cit-vault“). 5”?) 13?: 1'98 .892
flat-item. t'hi....ill 5m la» :1“ 333
E. Collins. ("tli.147 37 1c: :11 .37“
Ruth. N. Y.....335 433 151 159 .367
WIL‘ON ISSUES STATEMENT
Declared Leonnrd and him}! At-
tempted to Elect Democrats.
BRlDGEPORT, Sept. 23.—-lnsceusod
at the action 0! John Leonard. chair-
‘man 0! the Republican Town Commit-
tee, in turning out the “initiation.
members of the town committee,
Mayor Wilson issued the following
statement yesterday:
“I an informed thab’flhn A. Leon-
ard was unanimous?!“ , earn
chairman of the egbimwl’arty,
throu the apoarcn rep;
retenahtion that he mutton-cc nod,
unprcll‘idiced in the appointment of
his own committee. The first speech
he uttered lifter his appointment was
at thé man; or the hit-item Coun—
ty Republican organisation. At that
time Mr. Leonard nnnounced that he
would give the present Mismatch.
anything except his «political support.
He has since, in the appointment or
his town committee, nltclnplod to cm-
hni'me, and mat the pen; by
an himself with Frank I Bal~
inrd‘nnd others. who, less than a your,
‘8‘” m ”comm”? ..
cuts tonnes w , , 5-
solt was balms dine on o opt-bunt.-
Notwith‘cmdlns this statement, Mr.
Leonard who has sought and invert!
(7 received poltiul Moment
from ‘ continues as a member or the
present ndminlstratkm through his
9M 15mm lire commissioner. I
cum reconcile his sternum with
one: of political support is concern.
v'ras ousted last spring, the action of
the Assembly had won for him into!»
notional recognition; ‘ .
° ”on one ,dctaminca t on “other,
masterfhc charged. “it do only six.
Weeks to election and we will be hock.
again—~tnd like them muscular
Go to it”... , .5
Soon otter the Assembly adjourned
. the Socialist delegation issued a state-
1
men: which declared the action-of that
Willy on ”a m W of,-
conatitutfilnal safeguards otthe libel-1
tiara! the people."
f’gémioomg seem» an.
l
«in
“subjectelio
T _ "ml to
ed, I bellow-calla first essential in port—
Tic nihlngds the posaution We-
cf. rill-onto cannotcive no that
which he does not WI. and there
is nothinr fir.f‘Leonu-d or Hr. Bul-
M was Miler. any circumstances.
hermit ottoman. odor to me. it is
a Woollen to finally know his ml
purpose 9nd intentions and I wel-
come ”supposition:
I in” Warm the following as
an advicory committee. .one from
I; diam ' ct. who): committee, on.
373;- etch dict-riot, .which com-slum.
lawn” my} one with which I I'll“ ad-
and will in, 1.11m in! I?
which. under our city
w~.e‘_..paluoal, namely:
'sfley. mm 3. m
51; Howard F. Smith. William our.
.‘F
dence of an attempt to “it-thine brim of the but all doubtleu tm~
league Ease-ball gambling. He is laid,
had Won Qafitm on the sefleu." The,
l 1 3.5” 3.3“}. Imm-
Fh'trlo Kinney- is expected to accept}
it hm ore the end of the «we-eh It in!
‘WfiW'mRK Sept. 33:41“ Rlclb .. m -
4 m a: on manna-tron 5 ”in l .5
‘ rung gunrkmrw he will - ed'V 5m,
er wcmmhfltlm ale W « l 5...“ 5. if 3,4,”... , ,.
firm woes-Ico- m M u - . 5 . M, ._. .,
. Amalie Lynch. which is to be affix?!“ .
5 w in inc-mammals next Totem, I] , I ‘l ’19 W3!
mag night: mn- mn' enterprising, ' ~. ”H'.” ‘1 '33
enmerdtod.mudwhlletheli 5 M ........!D ‘7
rm: intact trophy will not rc’preoeni ‘3‘.“ 1” """" ‘ ' :‘II a
The WMlonship. Flllflih ‘ ' 7n. ‘ ' ‘ ' ' f ' ‘1 ,7:
Although Pete Herman in “(unpop- Ii “In” ‘ """ as no
ulna title holdcruevcrwre cm. it“ "*~--"" “ 5."
ilistic mph. Misc new; the norm: ~Wfli‘; -
oi? the unicorn elm mu Min! 31:“ ',
battle with KM mm man-Raul P m“ M'
Herman .5 mm in mm ‘51: mutate m.
knockoutjcr 5; W‘s m 2n» mm. It! “kg“
.6056!“ hm:- can come into M W '
of the Chinook-ship. It W on ., m "’ " 5
induce thi‘ champion to meet one when ‘ move.
her of that Sharkcy-Lynch encounter.
- , , Results.
11 t-lmmpiunship bolt would then he . - _ 3
mtmunt‘ and of real \‘E'it: to the 1‘9" Y9?“ 7. Chicago. 2-
Vn‘mler.‘ n 7 gym“. 31‘ n. 1- ‘ 0- 1
Under file “7er .fiw Inn-It‘d}: *- ' m *3 L ' ;" ”65““ 7 '
must detail in: fiue’twlcermbtc?‘ 53‘- lm" lJiIIvflfiDhfl. ’-
lll‘tsecnaroti’nd bouts to a decision. t ' ‘
Viv-tiny Lemar-d is the only title not»: won (“g-‘- r 0
who has (unheated to defend his [1011- kl 89 ~ 69 00:1.
on under ”the inlet New .X’orlt Store, “’7” Y“ -------- f fl 5..“ '3‘“.
Chaim like Herman. mane and “'11-, on": “”5 ' - - ' ' 77 66 . '53:
soon micron-«to intend their nun-55h walgfageem -------- 7‘ 6 9 '5 “5,
cit-ionic;- tvouts. their challenger: to ‘ “’5 - - - - - 72 _5 “‘90
(some in ct Weight. while they $3le $901. ---------- ‘0 l6 :‘79
W“ :5?- .55.... - 115...“... ..::::'.:'.:: 55 5. .5.
311‘! (,v w”‘ 10 “5(1‘; ’- l‘hillldfl’lphla . . . .¢ . 5‘ 89 .378
. “ ' ‘. 1V. . .
tut “Aura... n ( \ .fl,‘ ‘ ,5 Today.
‘ 5 Philadelphia (2 .
Man 0' “or. air Mon and Exter— “Pfifi‘f
minntor hue practically been luntcn- C;.lc.n..a.i “1 Pittsburgh.
cd to meet in a molars-nee in Onnn- ’ 5 _
do. next (ninth. Samuel Riddle, own- AMFRICER 'Amgtni’x‘
or of Man 0' “‘11: and Commander J. llouinulle. 1-“ Mum ‘4 3- '
K. L. Rosa. owncr of Sir Barton, hove St Paul. 3- 30g“- 2‘; 6
Ic'wepzed ale offer made by Kenli— ails-tank». 5. ~ "'3“ “r -
Wort! l’ufk. \Vindsor. and "Viki! .. M
MnWflwum
ul-tlcystood the Canadian track has,
ot‘urwl to hang up 075.901.» for the,
tin ”cc cornered race.
meat for age.
l’eustrl‘. his:
mill! and a quarter.
Mr. Riddle and Louis ‘
tmiflFf‘. nirv- \\'i|lins.: to ram: tholr;
lhrPP~)‘r\;Ir—olll wonder any (“clinical
but they insist that it must tu-We-ight;
for am). Comwantdvr lions practically t,
has ask”! to thml cnml’lllflns. Mr. "i
Kilmor has "flew-i to solid his c‘op
ku-t figmnat Sir Porto“ and Mal 0-,}
\V; 3'. Nil h“ wantn the rare to ow att‘
om. mile and n\’i‘~Slxti cnths. {Nil dun ,‘
it. he '1\ llnxldimlp affair. with the,
burgh, ll," Ull‘lvial llamlilappvl‘ I i" life ;
“rights 51031151111 by “'sllwr 8. Yo»?
Joell-1‘ Chill. l
Under the (‘anndiun scalo of,
\‘c‘gll’l. Mill; 0‘ “hr will rvu-iu- two.
"pounds more than hl.‘ wouul rig-Tho
in this countu. 'l’lw sonic hon- calls
for him to carry 113, with 126 on Sir
Barton and thr- same weight on Bx-
tc rm irntor.
u
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