E
fr
f ANTED—Two launaresses. 11931;
at once. Supt. Nomilr Hospital“.
‘AN’l‘ED—n‘k competent mold for
general housework in a family of
liree. Mrs. Charles E. Jennings, 1.?
‘lax Hill Road. Soutth Norwalh.
'ANTED T0 RENTJ—Relined Chris-
» tian limo, my children. desire to;
nt a ent_ small house or M1
house, either furnished or unfur-
hed. rovements. Gentleman
muting. ‘ould consider boardiu
private family. P. O. Box 13 ,
11, Conn. Pho. Darien 343:
TED-An mmericau boy, 15
:r old would like work of some
“ has his work certificate. Ad~
A. Z. Sentinel Office.
'TED———Experienced cook wishes
sition in private family or hotel.
1 or write. 19 Raymond
cy E. McCoy.
ANTED—~(‘ompetent Electrician.
‘The Norwulk Electric Co.. 207 East
‘ashingion St.
housekeeper for business couple.
and home. Telephone 1206 or 434 or
rit'e i’. O. Box 16. Norwalk.
ll
ANTED—~Aliddle-aged woman as‘
FOR SALE—360 Gallon Lender “later
Syftieur. m lete; One alt-3n? P-
“ «EM c mo . Wu ‘
1'00an - a annuals. $-
‘
rien. Conn.
Fol. 3M3“ ”2H passen-
ger. Very little used. Selling on ac-
count of leaving- town. Can be soon at
O'Conuer's Garage. 33 Railroad Ave.
F .SALE—EI’T Ford touring w
i 0&5, 1911 Ford chassis, with 101'!
rear end, :75. G. McKenndric. West
Not-walk, Plime 259-12.
Ave.. opposite the go. ery
reasonable. Charles H. Smith. 22
Lowndes Ave.. Phone 130..
FOR sank—K number or none for
for sale. Apply W. F_ .Bruuicarde.
Crockett Ave.. Rpwayton.
FOR SALE—Carpet. "about forty
yards of double Brusselg. Bargain
if sold at once. Conn. Carpet Cleaning
Company, 87 Cedar St., Phone 969.
7FOR SAL i—or will exchange good
’ANTED——To go out .by
Ugh: washing or to help in general
ouseuork. by respectable vounz
‘ mnan. Apply Mrs. Brown, 28 Water
L. Nm'walk.
4
AMERICA’S user
IN CANDIES
It is doubtful if there is a
more comprehensive line of
high grade confection sold in
the city today than you can
iiml right here..
America’s best known kinds rep-
lesented by names that are famous
uhnrever candy is known and en-
joy ed. '
‘Apollo, -Whitman, Park and Til-
lord and Samoset. Every size pack-
age desirable for personal pleasure
or gift. Buy your candy here and
1» satisfied.
H. A.’*1\7IEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMAClsT
8 North Main Street
South. Norwalk. Conn.
I
v7
H IGH' sol-loos mores.
The first-meeting of the Athletic?
Association was held yesterday aft-
(u'noon after school. Not enough
members have joined this year. and
#0 it was voted to disc-1th!“ the:
initiatou fee. and have every mem-
ber in the school become a member
nnd pay the monthly dues. A hockey
team will be formed this year. A.
(-llallenze was received from Green-
day to- 60'
Hem condition: an
upright piano in fine order. Sweet
tone all ready to take lessons on for
good large building lot in East Nor-
walk. Not-walk. or South Norwalk. N.
3L. B-ysbee. 12 Cove St. East liorwalk.
Arcana. 1
FOR. SALE—Hudson Sober Six sedan. '
w P can“ , first-cm condition.‘
Addrgss - 19$“ Francis’sDaugherty,
Bethel, Conn.
FOR SALE—Building lot 3: Riverside
Local socialism Moving.
m Boos” 2; Cedar Street,
Phone 313.
mammmo AND nupafnmo—
Mrs. Damon, 44 Van ’Zant _8t., East
Nor-wait. . * »-. '
WALL Mesa mo rams
it. ' .
“ ML“ WIN
' church. Rev. John J. anave’iy, Mot;
”Carlton
Mi. Wills miter. musical ‘dlxostor.
h’flonrncdieu. organist—i
Sundny services will be an follows:
t 10:30. preaching service. Sermon
l one will be: "One Secret of Influi
ence and Happiness." At 12. o'clock.
.Sunday school. At 8:46. Epworth
League. led by H. B. Shanon. A;
7:30. evening service of song and
preaching. The subject for the even-.
in; will be: "Why the Prohibition
Law Is Not Enforced in Norwalk."
All persons interested in the bublect
are invited to attend.
On Monday night. at the. parsonage.
at 8 o'clock; the women of the relig»
:Lar oat selections on stock
lower? prloc. flu is tho ting...»
paint and save the surface from do-
Hbsfbn an stormy "Manolo.
stimaies chow-fully given,
yummy attend-(Lin.
ALEX WHITE.
'35 Lows 8t. 1.». 21:9
J. .M. SAYS
I‘ll fix it if it’s electrical. In my re-
pair sho in the. res:- of the Mahacko-
moin-ll‘ote Block. ll
make prompt repairs on a
electrical Mohandas. and appliances.
Enigma: cleaners, tans, irons, a spec-
Yours for Service.
I. M. MOEI.LER_
‘ Electric Sho
in rear of Mahackemo ,. otel.
' Norwulk? Conn.
THATCHER FURNACES—Assnt
the m Tm P Fun
lpolaas.
out. .1: you an ready to mobs-o
.3 one pipe heater see me before mak-
ing your sel thou. Price ms.
Service prom Stephen Miller. All,
view Ave.. one 39 .
CARRIGAXT & TLYNN. local and long
South
for
“FUR SALE—No. 3 Livingstone Place.
distanco’ trucking or all holds. one.
[Leary I: Co, the 1577. Homo phone
FOR SALFr—Ruick 1918 model E ‘6
tournng in (- cellent
{1.1001 A Nash 19 9 touring in excel—
good cord tires.
81.350. 1920. Chsvmlot,‘ sedan: in. fine
condition, $1,250. A new 1920
Mitchell ready for delivery. “.900. L.
Norwalk.
lv‘Ul’. SALE—v! have a few used cars
at bargain prices. I om cramped
for room. Austin‘s Garage. Phone.
1959.
FOR SALE—Land gr‘avel, loom. build-
ing stone. cinders, also one horse.
Raymond Street and Son, Darlen. near
White Bridge. 1291. 62-12.
FOR SALE—Newton Giant Colony
Broader No. 11, 812.4.ka horse.
weight 1.250 lbs. cheap. Charles
Bosch, Grumman Aveacranbury.
FOR §XE§~Cider barrels—only a
few left of those fine Ell-gal. sound
oak barrels. also 1 wood tank, about
300 gab. capacity. M. L. Bickart. 211
South St., Stamford. Phone 1983-2.
FOR-SALE—Ford :cfi‘, :rith express
body. good condition, being sold for
want of use. Magner & Flynn.
for: E-Buick ,rnuabout. Bosch
soul at once. Very ch to immedla a
*buyer. Phone 2183-12. _2__Merwm St.
.FOB. gun—Ornamental and flower-
ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purchased nursery section of the Ro-
wayton greenhouse. we other this fine
stock at bar sin prices. Reynold’s
fgsusltry Farm, ighland Ave.. Phone
with High for a game of hockey. to
he played February 1 or 2. at Green-
Vich. Angelo Maruca was elected
manager of the hockey team. The
moiuinees were: Charles Roselle.
Angelo Manned, Chris Cannon. and
fluv Rosenberg. LleWellyu Knapp
“m.. unanimously elected cheer lend-
er. .\ mass meeting will be held
s. Il'iv' evening of all the students to
Hall] the new school yells. More
F0 SALE—Cider boroughs gallons..
hard wood, trash. clean syrup bar-
rels. used only once. 86.50 each; new
oak barrels. 50 gallons, paramne inside
fine for wine_ direct from the factory.
l‘garalteed not to leak. $10.50 each;
“lions. $7.50 each. Reynolds
ngtry Farm, Highland Ave.. Phone
FOR BALE—d losses at
street, bull
“Union
torrent, atlfi
«.rmiidnbes are wanted at the next
football practice. which will be held
Monday-st the Baxter Grounds. About
Mai-shun street. 9 Hatch & Bailey
,
condition. “
M. Wright. 5§ Railroad. avenue. South
BUSlN OPPQRTUNlTY—l’ have
a- lan w roby holder of doprociswd
.m ning and m listed 3 on
M P?! their-Rhone. 3mm W ts. See
r. mer. oom , 34th
St., New York. lCty. 0st
tom'-
TO LET———Two furnished rooms. 3
Crescent Terrace. -
129 LET—41nuished room in private
family, electric lights and bath. Call
between 3 and 6. 28 Spring St. 80.
Norwalk. Conn. '
TO LET—Three room. was pair-um
improvements. Inquire of Frank
lener. 2 llouton St. 80. Norwalk.
'l‘O Lint—5 rooms. all improvements.
225 1:2. “wishing-ton St. E. Norwalk.
'l‘O LET—Flame {rout room. -fnr=-
uished. use of bath. near car. Also
set range for sale. Hot water back. in
good condition.~ Hrs. J. Sweeney. 7
Strawberry @111 avenue.
c—u——.. A,
F03 RENT—Storage Space.
furniture. Separate
house-
r
h ‘ d coins.
Seag- re proof bulldin . Hubbell Coal
{'1 smegma-comm. on:
Tel. Warren? 2951'
mm
MRS. LOUIiSE CANEELD
Private Lem :1 Dancing. 1 ll
avenue. Norwsll: Conn. cl. 1838.0“
on So. Norwalk 81mg Bank
or will please return to said bank as
payment has been stopped.
LOBT— today October 9. tw
dollar bill. 0n ume between
Bridgeport. South Nomi and East
Namath. Telephone 1162-2.
ORD£R TO SETTLE
District of Nan-walk, ss. Probate
-Court, October 15. .L 1)., 1920.
Estate of ry B. Knapp. late of
‘Otxrteen fumed out (for the practicum
which is not enough to give the team
200d scrimmage.
The Weekly assembly was held yes-
«'3
CARPET CLEANING
Whoa You Want Carpets and-
terday morning. The topic was
“Success and Failure.” The spell“!!!
were Katherine Hathaway, Esther
iresev. Ralph Lycett. and Eugene-
ltoth.
Many new members
Dramatic Club yesterday afternoon.
l'ilzrlbeth Huntington, the secret-:7;
link the names «the new members
M the library after school.
The next . football game W1 be
ll‘uyed at the Baxter Grounds. Thur-an
immmngupv
Prompt Sci-vies. Reasonable
. cuss-cu
Our Way Is the modern Way.
joined the- Wo specialise In eloanln’ Oriental.
Rugs—Inland Proooaa.
Conn Carpet Cleaning 0a
' 37%wa.m
4 .t_\‘ afternoon with sum-rare.
LEADING (Bull-IS OX COLEGE
summons. ..
Huston College at Yale“.
Williams at Harvard.
\‘ ; shington and Lee at
l.:t"zvvé‘lle at Penn.
l'il.sl.m~g’h at Syracuse.
'Vtirl in Carolina. at Penn State. (
Amherst at Columbia: 3
(minute at Providence. 1
Holy (‘roas at Dennison.
I'nion at Cornell“
\.. Y. 1:. at Wesleyan.
Springfield at West P515“:
Mir-knell at Annapolis.
Virginia P. I. at Ramon
\‘i'est Virginia. at “W. , "
L’i ixrrsity of Rochester at Tobin's.“
« uuucx'rmn agar"
LICENSE so our m i, . ..
‘ 2%! “
NEW YORK; sci. 16¢“an ‘ , g
‘Vt-rk Slate Boxing Commission ros-
tmulnv issued ndditiona!"W"T "
2 iuuncers. judge]...th W“
lumers.
tut a per-nil! to P1!
«Forgesy CW .
I ltlllllEPr. got at
Lien are now“
Sew Yoflr‘. which
1he' Noxmn‘ber em
“revel BW” . ‘
0‘09— granted;
_:-m;;rs or contests. , : ’
'red Kid minim
'l sted among on Mt; W
‘io‘u Armst'm«,
‘i-orse in many
rm no '33
In 1% f .
sword, t
.1
Princeton. i
w
:
l
l
Enchant be yousownnlssr
l
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
’ Ordered that the administrator ex-
Hbit his administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate oflce in Norwalk on the ma day
of October, 1-920. at ,11 o'clock, fore-
noon; and that all persons intarestsd
in soul. Estate may bevnotliied t re
.of. the ad till use ‘
prder
htvg‘afl circulation in said actuator.
:1 vs ‘55. helm“ at (a:
of October 19 .
. . mm? W. GREGOJRY‘,
1 GAMES”: 8-06]. It.“
AGAIN” WILLS.
.‘-‘-—
_ As an man-math. ot tho m Que“
but in which Carpentier stopped Le—
vinsky in four rounds. last Toads:
. burnt—the Kev: York Bail; Com-1
.d‘
night. comes one very definite fact;
.wrlilch permits of neithr dents no:
mlsslm’b action in declining to permit
WhomtobemwinMYofi
at)! sans vindicated. WE: plenty of
mm n o spa m
... “bewasknscl‘ mm”.
and m that Carpenter hits mo.
hordes does Demand; Eur.
ever. the ,
ohe m shells-at cos ob
.. worthlen. Those who watch.
camps. puts it .came my
thatl’lempsoy mu ..unho
»f the European champion in
. . n phase run. as“. not
.. a.“ It“. but cool
-- Qu-Ion‘ mm Damp-
"find? u union ser
LOST-ennui book No. 33260 issued-
m
to be published in a newspaper-v
Matter “in one at his ”warm"
”leg at light. as his owl-”’13s!
l
“minimum lion-sot
ious education committee will meet to
condder plans for girls' work in th!
church. .
The'oificlnl board will hold its ‘egu-
lnr monthly meeting. on “'ednesdayr
.evenin'. at 3 o'clock: at the parson-
age. a
i
. The mid-Week service of the church *
will be held on Thursday evening at
7:45 o'clock.
The church auditorium will be use, _
on Friday by the F‘airfield- County
'l‘eachers' Association. for their an-
nual convention.
_—
East avenue Methodist Episco
church. Rev. Herbert. E. Mari mi.
pastor.——Sunday wil be observed as
"Covenant Day" in the ‘t Church"
month. at‘the East avenue M. E.
'church. Every church member is
lunged to be. present at the morning
'service at 14!;30. which is to be o‘e-
Icinlly a church member service.
itlwugh anybody is welcome. it» spe-
clqu urgent call is lulled to: mem-
l
to attend service. Preaching by the
pastor. Subject: "Our Covenant."
The~ sesion of the Sunday school and
men's class follow mornin service. It,
is hoped that. all membe who f
to appear {or the "Rally Day"
will make a special effort to be pre
pastor will speak on “The Blood £0"-
ennui."
(in Sunday ex‘ening. Oct. 24. at '4'
olcloclt. llev. Dr. B. A. Dent. N. Y.
Centenary Arr-:1 Secretary. willitell 0!
some practical results of the centen-
ary. Everybody should hear Dr. 01-1.
if possible. '. ‘
Preparations for “’Fxl'ward
Oct. alst .are under way.
cc of'the choc-chm
pecker and special
! 'Just off West A\ellue. Imme- 383. cm on, Sunday. The Epworth league
. d1“? WSW-“mon- Am‘acuve DHC‘E- meeting. at 6:45 p. m.. will be led by
Edwin l.. Hoyt. 3 Wescport Avenue, tClIRBiNG. ntt lawn roll“ 1, W'eaivy slauson. Topic: "Spiritual
Norwalk. . wetmfie . ‘g'cee Values», of Bible Study." t the song
”‘ ‘ w: 5:193}, - ‘ll’ and sermon service. at 7: l p. m.. the
‘ U3.
Day."
at night. special
music. . .
Ladies Aid Society. on Wednesday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
Mid-Week service. on Thursday
,night. at 7:45. Attendance at this
‘servire is steadily increasing.
The choir meets on Solardny night
_for rehearsal. The special music. for
Oct. 31 will. receive filtration.
' South 7 Norvbalk Congregational
church. l~‘ H. Jucohsaiminister: Mrs.
la‘. Irving Smith. soloist: Archibald
Merriam. organist—Services for Sun-
day morning. Oct. 17. will begin
immpm’at liltfllr—oficlock. Mr. 3a-
cobs willvpreacli-fl Mn. Smith will
sing. The Churc £h001~tntl Men's
Club wilt meet hr- 1! m. ‘Th'e‘ Young
teoolc's Society will meet at 6:30 p.
3. qt o‘clock.
tee will meet at
in.
On Tuesday evi-
the business com:
’ Postklde~—-"Mnrch". . . . . .Mor‘
The older Girls' Clubs will meet
Monday eveningF at 7:31! p. in.
First Congim at church. Nor-
mik. Rev. E. l". regur. Ph. li..'
pastor.-—Morning rvice an: 10:30.
with sermon by the Mr. Meet:
"The First Christin‘l‘l" Commitme."
"Rally Flay" exercise. in an Gandhi."
school. at 1:. There will be a special
also. a service of baptism and :1 mos
use by the pastor. illustrated by
some war relics recently recelmd
from Verdun. The Christl‘n- Endeav-
or SOdety will omt its regular meet,
in; that the members may attend the
tor-inn chdschi‘iu Brimport.
Tuesday~At 3 p. m.. the l.. ll. A.
will meet in the punch house. to hear
Mrs. Esche. of North Dakota.
i \Vedne-dax—rhe mister"): Circle
will meet in the afternoon with Mrs.
James '1'; Hobbell._ e Eu avenue.
Cerulean flour Sun-ac at 2:40.
Thursday‘lmurweok service st 8 p.
.m.
We for Sunday:
prnno; Hrs. May Seneck.
about hil— Mocbeile Austin. vio-
................ Anton Strelcaki.
Violin and. Piano.
"Intermezzo sinfonico”
(from "Cnvaueria Ruckus"
. ‘ (from “The Light
of thefl’orld")...mhur B. Sullivan
Postiutle——“M" (from Racine".
“August".l“. Slendelssohn Bartholdy
St. Pours parish. Rev. Louis B.
Howell. rector ("endear Sunday aft-
” M an»
Monday lost. Luke‘s Boy. The
7:
soy “put that Wm.
Ana-u actual." not to that
hers who have not recently been. able. .
Plans in-‘
”turn to his native land. in December.
go‘s-numb; 5‘ . _ ‘
~~n1usfic prospm ' for Sundo)’
morning is‘u's ffiihw€+~ ,. . . .. 'q p N . -
Prelude—“Menu" . . . . .. . .Spinney
Anthem—~"E‘ven Me" . . . . . W'arQn
()lfertory—--“Romauee“ . . . .Bmlth
Solo—~“Eye Hath Not Seen". . . ..Gaul
imp-ram witch Workst- exercise-:3"
State convention. in the First Presbyx'
lim- Lillian Shem-Newurk. n- k
F“ um '~ I” as
,,
onwm. Oct. 20th. It to. m..
m.
afternoon. at no in the F11.-
bte 15mm chapel. State street.
2 5h Ladies' Aid Witty. .of St.
Paul's fusion. will- mefl on Thun-
day.0ct zimuthouomoofm-s. E.
Hols.
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 57
West avenue—The regular Shad“
service a this church is hold at 11*
s. m. .
F Christian Science subject. October
.10: “Are Sin. Disease and Dentin
Bed?"
Sunday school will be bold as 11
o‘clock. .. . - 1
Wanna-day "clung testimony most-
lngut 8 o'clock. To both these serv-
ices the public it invlfli.
Reading room in Boodner’s build-
ing,. 01 Wall mt. open week days
(hollhys canopies) from 12 to 5 p. in.
All are welcome.
Trinity church. Rev. Thomas E.
8m. rector.—-Calendor for the week
‘beginnin‘ Oct. 17. 1920 (211th Sunday
after T. ty)‘.——8 a. 111.. Holy Com-
munion. a. 111.. Church school. 41
a. m.. morning prayer and sermon.
so 11 a. In. sum;
honed concert at 8:80.
Lewis. of Buford. Comm. wt
at all selfless.
thy rifles.
'mnmmmh
01.0 ”'97-'00" 01' W cm”!!- ‘ but a. soles-s from .mth
he an Bertie? “ 9‘. mm 3“” minnow o the human. spirit
1:. West‘s-rt. out malnut- ons divine p "*‘Imflflkw
-"°‘7‘.","?.“““: Tans—coil Hulda.
Mill!!! service lull—he he“
Mucus-c ill: at Isa. ‘
Mr mane._ South horwa .
meeting will bqln at 8 p. at.
body is volcano. Gone a.
the nicotine. These meetings ace the
continuation of the gospel tent
lugs. held in August. on marshal!
North loin stmts.
_...__
Grace Baptist
school at £2:
Rev. H
Allan:
w
Manila} Star Christian monsoon.
:—Meeting held from
o'clock p. in.
MAY BE HEN” m
6 until
NEW max. Oct.‘ 15.-——Ja.lneo
O'Rourke)”. was art-sown here in-
day..nt the mount of New Haven an-
in Connecuon with a '15.—
7‘000 theft from the Portland National
Bank. 01’ Middletown. Conn. on Aug-
st 21.
‘0
Elm-3'?
on color
meet
a!!!
church.——Prenching
ll preach
0:30
at
f
In.
, Ennday—B 0p. m.. there will be a .
mun-ting of the legal voters of Trinity
parish. in the parish hall. to act on
the resignntion of the rector. and to .
act on any other business proper to
come before said meeting.
Tuesday—2 p. m.. sewing meeting
of the Women's Guild. 8 p. m.. busi-
ness meeting of the Trinity “Men’s
Club.
Thursday—4:6 p. m.. meeting fi
the. Girls' Friendly Society.-
Friday—stall p. m.. candidate-5‘
class of the Girls' Friendly Society.
17:45 p. m.. choir practice.
_r-—-—
South Norwalk Baptist.church the
home—like church). Rev. L J. Schocp-
pier. {anion—110:3“: “The Parable of '
the Autumn Lease." 12 o‘clock. Di-
A
WWWN’TVWIILLM
Wrecking Car
lib-walk
Mater
4‘
Repairing“
. .
8 I“ It. "DIWALI. DONE.
H
22 No. Main S
Minis.”
ill“ school: also. Brotherhood class.
whit». Christian Endeavor—leader. Lil-
flan Erickson. 7:3". “The Judgment
Hall of the Soul."
Monday—Volley hall.
Tuesday—“The Tennescc Duo." in
songs of the Southlanrl. . F
\Vednesday—~Teachcrs' met-ting.
Th tlrsda .v—~ Prayer meeting.
Friday—Choir rehearsal.
Adventist Christian church. Van
Kant and Harvey streets. East Non
walk.“ ‘Rev. Frank Leslie Long. pastor.
—,-The regular within! service an
70:3" .n. m. The pastor‘s subject will
be: "The GoldenJflngdom." Sunday
school as 12. ‘l‘he Junior Loyal
Workers will meet at. 323" p. m.. Hit“
Alli-worth .leader. The Loyal “’Ol’k~
crs' Society will meet at 6:15 p. m..
Miss Clara Velsor leader. Topic:
'jWorld‘s Temperance and first
Church." The evening servicemvili be
held at ' Preaching by the
.;30 p. m.
or. .
4 Special music at each service.
Services at Knight street A. M. E.
Wanda-i1
Cigars. Cigarettes,
Pipes and Tobacco
TARLOV BROS.
L"
tip-Toad. Cigar” “I.
reunions tau
WMhmlk
church. \N. Henry lamina, pastor.—
11 a. m.. sermon. Subject: ‘jThv
Gifts." 12 in. sunny school. 7.45
p. m.. lemon. by Rev} l. C. steady. a
native of Freetown. \Vest Africa. ‘ 4
Hominy evening lies. Steady will
give a stereopticon lecture. from one‘
hundred pictures—a rally offering will
be taken. Rev. sunny cups-m to re-
and ' “my 8mg“ his people. 4
Tuesday cvening-Pri§€Ft£Ld “‘35
meeting. ‘ -. .-
Friday evenings—Choir rehearsal.
_ o-‘—— .
International. Bible Rodents. Red
Men's Hall. \‘l’qshington street. South
Norwndk.-Regula.r Bible study. Sun-
day afternoon. _October 17. 3 o'clock
sublet-t: “The plan of God for hunl‘n
Iro- That Chilly Rodin
an misc may (now a“.
. , .4-
r'l‘he Norwalk Shari: Cb.
ti as? s. Washingtoa a}.
r
= ‘ ,
Tel. 990.
”of" IO" M
‘ 20' Per Cent.
Reduction on;
. - , in E. (‘. Nash ...... 63 36—118 ~<
‘ ' . i‘. E. llritto ....... 4? —— 47
m. 'l‘. l“. McMahon... .49 - 49
it. Fred (hinting... . . .51 ..—J 51
_ ‘5. \‘Villiam Pill-"rec. .5“ Eli—ll?
‘ I. Aliwl't IC. i'il‘illt', . .F-L’ 5>l—-103
. F‘l‘i‘d Gaining ...... 49 “-7 49 s
‘ .l<‘red i‘vlrle........61 51—112
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' l rifle lf‘illll has not been picked
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