V. .m 1130— Cutters. Experienced on
«Ht-trio Cloth cutting machines, for
gum coats. Louis Greenherg & Bros"
1111‘ R. R. PL, 3. N.
WANTED ~Cutte1s. Female tor light
:lwar cutting on fine silk and wool-
on fabrics Must am .330? count
Louis Greenbergec run. {he . R.
PI, E. N.
FQR SALE—Bis bargain. 1.909 Cfidll'
12391;5 touring car, fully equipped. Tel.-
FOR SALE—Modern 6~room house
and lot, including all imprOV e-
ments, with rose Lumen-class coni
:dition. For sgurthcrfgla ,Irtiycigusgalo
betweenl’: 9 311:8
Norwai k.
WANTED~A maid for general house
FOR SALE~0ne parlor table, two
Vv.ork Two ‘111 family. Mrs William email tables, a threequarter hedx
L. Olsen. 8 Elm 51.. Non-.walk stead. springs fibre rug. 12x9 chairs
- .—-—- and kitchen utensils. 21 sborne
WANTED——Hot1seA?i!‘6 orgq roomsB in Ave E N
ood mention tress . . care
31331211113111 ' FOR $ALE~Cider apples. Tel. 985.
1’. an.
WAN’l'l-Hl—To rent piano or winter .
months. Excellent care. 1‘15. 0. ’1‘ FOR SALE—Russet apples. Breidezr
Beadle 104 S. Main St. bat-h. Raymond St., Darlen.
WANTED : Young married couple FOR SALE-41 350 buys the new five—
would like thiee convenient rooms.
passenger touring Oakland car, won
with modern improvements. J. E , at the Eagles Bazaar. Phone Bpt.,
1‘11. .1 of Sentinel Noble 3419-2.
V'.'/-..NTED—Bo,1 for [n'ug Store. FOR SALE—Ford touring 'car Vvith
11111\t be six-teen or over. Apply Still- Self starter and all 800d tires in
1.1)” l’oweu, Corporation. goiiddrunning ordeir Price $400 also
— m C) 1n er 5 me r (:9 10.
v; A. N F‘"D—- \‘i ithin one block of inter- 12405.11 3 Telephone
'11111 111 High sheet and Bayview
'1. S N. good (mm‘mtable room. FOR SALE— Shetland ponies. trom
pp”: 1.111;. “1111 board 1);. young lady sunnvside l’maim Mamouth,lll.,1ust
wll’l 1121.! be here about four was. ieceived.—-Publlc inspection inv.ited
AJ . N. 81x 511, Sentinel E. Farr. 5 Winfield St. East Norwalk;
V's r [gran—Experienced omit wishes
111.111 in private family or hotel.
1 11' or write. 19 Raymond St.
I 11 V E ‘1111'0V'.
FOR SALE—100 bushels he M.
_ Price $150 a bushel. May be in-
.mspected. Telephone 1116. Ask for
M1'.Fairl1urst.
I ,'\“ll. l’\ LILAh ll‘. \IP‘I 1‘]\(-.
hm (l'\1'il lic-clm-tml l’l't‘sitli-nt \l‘ith
lawn-11141 in Salary.
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“OXINU NOTES.
l'.1l Moore. of Alo-viipliis, and l'lurl
3‘11: “.11
' 3 1'1 1
amt-i.
livrrirvw
'. ot' T111511. tll.l:1.. 111'1- M'hedul‘!
wtvost- 1:11-11, other. torn-now
:11“ l‘ruVittt-nt'tu in
:1 ,..,,.V 111th )‘ouug Montreal,
111111-14 Montreal. New England
li'u.':1:11\1.1_-izht king. (‘l‘OSSt'r‘ mitts
with .lzu'lt Sharla-x. (11' New Yolk. to-
111511.! .11. 11051011. in 11 ten—round bout
’l'llrvt- months ago Monircnl hosted
511 whey and the latter is out to 01-11111-
lt'l'l'llflf‘.
Mikt- O'lMVV‘tl. former middleweight
(trunnion. \\lll 1'1-5111111- hi:- fl'llll \\1ll1
.A\.;:lt' 1:11111-1'. Friday night. in :1
’l‘lnl'ult-tplun ring. “ht-11 the 11:111-
tnr-t-t 111. 111‘. eight-round 110111. (111 the
-('r11'1l \Yillic Jackson intrude-s
111-:11- ln-lmont; (£1111 'l‘umlcs'
1, Hun-41mm tiny Smith. {11111
' Murphy lulu-s on "Jim" ‘1-111-
«‘..--i_1 ("hunt-3. ll11~ inltimorr- boy.
‘V‘ ll resumo- :11'tiViti11s soon, The
.ll1'<l"‘ 551-;1tllt'1'11'1'ighl. 11110111 most ex-
]1 .1 pwi“ :15 .lohnni Killume's loci-
- -l . .111'1-3501' as t't-:1tlze1'\Vr-i;:'l1t chnnh
111- is still El‘lt'\illg chr the (it-nth
:11 lie 11-1ltl11-r. I111! VVill start light
1. 41-111.: {1:11.111 soon. Only recentLv
wlw'n 1111 demonstrated his tr111- (-lr1:.:
1.111 >t.1it"1l making good money. he
bunch! :1 house for his mother, 1.1
hultzmorc. and was planning to sup«
pl. (“tough comforts and pleasure to
1-1 11:1- ire-1' ."(11'14'1-1 (-zil'lit-I' hardships.
sit"- died just when.“ looked as it hi4
1111-:11115 were coming true. Al‘tt-r earl-
lm-zt lu- 111-1'1-1' forgot to st-mi his nloth-
1'1 .- pur'tlui‘l 01' tl11- check he received
1.11 his <1 rV'im-s
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Martha Ann Griffith
11s Manna Ann (:ritnth widow of|
1
~- Hound Griflith died at her home.
11" Os bom avenue. East Norwalk last
llllzht, aged 79 years. She is survived
In one daughter, Mrs. Albert Francis
.1111 two sisters, Mrs. Mary Bishop of
1:0 .vton and Mrs. Francis Arnold
The funeral will
held from the late home on Thurs
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. C.
officiating. The place of in‘
11111.19!“ will be aan later.
Funeral of Calvin A. Smith
:.1 .1 of Rowayton.
br-
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v
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,Full SALE~Mitchel touring car.
room domes.
FOR SALE-Farm 27 acres in Eust
Norwalk loads of fruit; ban: md
out houses House recently desttoyed.
lnquim ‘Vlrs. Gtiffiu, 36 0(liegorV 1311 11.
East NorVValk, Tel. 1820.
FOR SALE-Six room house.
unprovements. 118 Ely Ave.
Some
suit.
able for 7 passengers. new paint. all
ney: tires, heavy leather cushions.
Pit-Ice $250. Call Garage, 83 Main St..
horwalk.
FOR SALE w—‘Vet,V fine 8-ioom resi~
deuce. haidVVood tioors and all lin-
proveuients. near “est AVe. Sacrifice
for immediate sale. George Mitchell,
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALENWOO 1917 Ford Touring
' car. Can be seen at. \Villiamsons
garage. Sauzaturk. Address Matt
1110028, lSOlVr-st 44th St. N. Y.
m
FOR SALEMSlOO. Practicallv new 18
loot Kennebec canoe completelV
equipped with sailing apparatus, leath-
91 air cushions, seat and back 1est. 1110
11111111. leather seats and side boal‘id1
Also heath pamsol and seat and
medicine ball at (ompo Beat-l1. Ad-
dicks Matt Mooxe, 1311 W 11st 44th St,
New York
FOR SALE—Hudson Super Six sedan
fully equipped first-class condition.
Addxeas M15. Francis Daugherty,
{Beulah Conn.
n. tt-nground 1
'l‘lrv'r “’ll’llii'i‘ tV'ill L111 111 “1111 it‘s“ 5 FOR SALE~A360 Gallon Leader Walgr-
System. complete; One 1-4 h.
Electric motor. 2 Second- hand dining-
Cable & Richdale,1)a-
rieu.(11nn
FOR. SALE—Essex 19211—5 passen-
1:111. V'eiy little used. Selling on ac-
count 01 leaning toVVn. Can be seen at
0'1'00111: 1 a. Garage, 33 Railroad AV.e
I‘OR SALF ~Land g1a1el.loom, build-
1113 stone. cinders, also one horse.
R11 mond Street and Son Darien, near
White Bridge. Tcl 62-1 12.
F0 SAIE—Cider barrels 55 gallons
hard w,ood iresh clean syrup bar-
1elr.used only out-e $6. 50 each; new
01k b:11'1els.50ga|lons paramne inside
fine for wine direct 110111 the tactory,
guaranteed not to leak. $10. 51) each;
25 gallons. $7 50 each. ReVnolds
Pogultry Farm, Highland Ave, Phone
FOR SALE--3 houses at 1921 Union
sheet, buildings for rent,
Mai aliall street. at 15
The Hatch I: Bailey
l
CARPET CLEANING
When vYou-Want w and-
Rugs Cleaned, Bing Up 969
Prompt Service, Rcaoomlo
Charges
Our Way II the Medan Way.
We specialize in Cleaning Oriental
Ruck—Hand Proceu.
Conn Carpet Cleaning Co.
6. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar 811.. So. Norwalk
USED WS
1917 Buick Sedan ,
1817 mid: flouting .
1917 Buick Coupe 1
.l
'1 lie funeral of the late Calvin A
‘1mitl1, G. A, R. member, who died
11 1 Saturday at his home on Eliza-
lr-iu street, was held at ,2 ,
111.. afternoon from the funeral chap.-
1915 Suick touring
1-l or Funcral Director F. H.Ganung.1
.1 111 Main street. :Rev. Food .I-I
.1... .3113 officiated and interment was
in Riverside cemetery
Stillcon. Powell Corporal”
Cut This Out—It. l8 Wort
Cut out this slip mph.
and mail it to Foley c 0151.. 2835 8h
Ti" H Ave“ Chicago, 111., mm
118 rm1 and address cigar-111m will
ucceive in return a. t [mm
(aiming Foley's Honey can -. ‘
0171111111, tam colds and
Folev m
and back:
thoroughly-
(onstipauou,
and sluggish
1919 W fronting
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Come in and he your own sales—
CUNNINGHAM-’8
Telephone”.
39173;» Street.
EOE" SALE
House, 10 rooms, in East Nor-
gulls. PM'9&9.
1190 house, room,w1uiun
7
\
I.-
gnu-anti. hi South Nom 2“
35.600.
Meagan-l Inns W rioting.
Naggy Bros, 71 Cedar street,
Phone 318.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Largest airman-k on stock and
5 lion’s Commty
The usual meet or the
b. nil!
this event
.111:th «11111-11 left um.
111.111.1111"? '21:“ ”.1: “'1‘;
118 e cam co W 0. 11
vent Christian churches
A number of East m women”
attended the meeting at the City hall
lat evening when Mrs. Fanny Dixon.
“inlet Dumocratlc candidate for sec
retry of State was the principal
spatter.
Now that. build!” material has
taken a slight drop. repairs to houses
in the Third District is getting to
be common. way We mm .39
storm doors. additions to their homes,
tor are making repairs to porches,
windows, eornlccs, and roots.
Stead-1 program; in beta; made in
in not up time 11'
6°" .8?!“ and surface from p-
' ca before y weather not. 111.
Estimates. cheerfully given, and
promptly attended to.
ALEX WHITE.
35 Lowe St. Tel. 2139
SAYS
l' ll fix it if it' 3 “electrical. in my re-
pair- shop in the rear of the \iahacke-
1110 Hotel Block. 1
Will make prompt repairs on all
electi 1cal merchandise and appliances.
inlty.
Yours for Service.
J. . . MOELLER
ectric Shop
in rear of Mahackemo Hotel,
Norwalk, Conn.
THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
the tamous Tatchcr Pipcless Fur-
nacc. .15 you are ready to purchase
a one pipe heater see me betore mak-.
in: your selection. Price reasonable.
Service prompt. Stephen Miller, All-
view Ava, Phone 39~
l.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Dulce
South.
5 that $1335
their. _
fifty & -.,Co Phone 1577. House phone
CURBING. gutters}. lawn roliuuz. equ-
crating. tar W .
in drew
cla style. l‘frk dfllce wit
Supulv £30.. 08 Viz-tor St. Iidiom!
to Ll!
TO LET~ Space 101 storing automo-
mobiles 55 So Alain St.. opposite
(‘lifloid Hotel. Apply Rants 8: Guns.
TWO LET~~Large furnished room on
\Vashington St. One or two gentle
men Address E can: Sentinel.
c
TO LET—-—House. nine rooms and at«
tic with lmproVements Rowayton.
s1ation.learl1 rent 3480... Address F.
1‘. Albrecht R. F. D.. 37 South Nor
walk Conn
T0 REIT-mGarage. Place fo rseveral
cars. Appr 47 South Main St.
'I‘O REST—n4 unluinished rooms on
_ 16 Lexington AVe. inquire IS Lex
melon, (,‘ity.
TO LET—~T\\‘O furnished
('l‘t’SCPHt Terrace.
rooms, 8
'l‘O LET-~Fu1nished room in prixate
1a1nilV.electrit- 11155115 and bath. (‘S'1ll
he' ween 3 and 6_ 23 Swing St,
\‘orwalk, Conn.
FOR RENT“ Storage Space. , house-
hold iurniturc. Separate rooms.
Semi me pioot‘ buildingp Hubbell Coal
& Stmage (:0. inc. Saugatuck. Conn.
Tel. “estpgrt 236 7
PROFESSIONAL
VERNON HUGHES
Singin Teacher
Teaches at 66
. Main street. South
Norwalk. Filda53.
. For terms and par-
.ticulars. address 23 Clove Rd, New
Rochelle, N. Y. Tor 323.
MRS LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing 1 Mott
aVenue. Noraalk Conn... Tel. 1838.
LOST.
LOST~Tan belt from Polo coat.
Thursda _V at 1 e1 noon betVV een Sea1
VleVV Ave. and R R. bridge So. Non
VValk. Return to Sentinel Ollice.
Clothes Economy
is manly a question of 18hr. you
hm. your suits
TAILORED
it We tailor them for you. you
save money by having us do so.
Cornc ln‘oaljd lct n1'1: take y
manure day-
matorial, cut and finish. 3311;311:111:
to ordnr from $4750 up, cunplctc.
.Nchork WW
NORM W .81”
.i‘l oath
Foot buxom Mann meek. 111.11 111111.
to utter a reported altercation, over
1 lg quarters. The club M
j. running out of the match.
" 5 meet: Manic 0m in New
“I Fridayb on a card gin; 11::
mm a
pair may be 133th up aft-
1 119111- fivboth- 1%
(311111.111 the curt-ct;
nm. early in" 80mm.
W
west side 6 minutes walk to railroadl
thombstothcludersudtin
,wock on the root of the East new
H.113. church. new leaders having
b11111 put into place in spots. Work
On the monstructloa of the chimney
and the installation of a new heating
system will start shortly
I For a considerable period of time
1
Vacuum cleaners, tans, irons, a spec- last night, the section of East Nor
walk along Van Zandt street. East
avenue. and Keyser street was an
ldaal spot fer spooners. owing to the
absence of street lights. Shortly be-
'fore 8 o'clock the lights Went down
land remained dimmed for over an
hour. The cause of the trouble is
.1101 knovm. but only this notion waa
aflected. the rest of East Nprwalk
'haVing its street and house'u‘hts.
Many Bast Norwulk people are
planning to attend ‘lhe monster Re-
publican rally to be. held at the Pa]-
,ace theatre tomorrov evening when
:George “'harton P r of Pennsyl~
'V'nuia an expert on omtional law
“ill be the principal speaker. Other
speakers will be Congressman Schuy-
lcr Merritt of Stamford. res-nominated
for Congressman by the Republicans
.in the Fourth Congressional district
‘will also be one of the speakers A
woman orator. “hose nime has not
yet been announced. “ill also address
.1he meeting. One special item of in-
te1est will be the singing of cam-
pngn songs. led bV' a chorus of thirty.
All East No1walk 1esidmts are in-
111ml to attend. and it is expected
that the East Noiwalk Republican
lclub will attend in a body.
l There is still an opportunity for
those 1esidcnts of the Thiid Vt’ard
who have not yet received the elect»
.nr's oath which will allow them to
1b1‘ Volt-rs at the election in Nchm-
lbet to do ”1.11111 1110 time is shalt
‘as at 111 n'rlmk tonight the select-
men and the town (le1k will close
their 91>sltln. “1111-11 he vr been in
operation since October 91h. The
iplace “Mu“ Voters me made today
ii; the (nunril (hamher at the City
hall 1mm 9 a m. till 10 p. 1111.
R0 WA. YTON
. M
Th1. big rail) under the auspices of
the in pulvlit 111 partV at the Palace
T111 atrt- tomou rem r- V'r-nlng will at-
trutt many from Rowayton. Get
tlltlT early it‘ you dwsire the. best seats.
1
l
l
l
l
l ”There are quite a-Eurnberrot‘ Row-"m
thon people whoa» applications to be
made voters 11:11 e been handed in and
who have not yet appeared before the
'l‘own Clerk and Board 01' Selectmen
to receive the elector‘a oath. The on~
‘11' remaining opportunity is to appear
1:11 the Council Chamber before 111
lo'clock this evening. Today is the
1last time the election official will be
Vin session.
lit-ar Commodore \‘Vllliam ll. l'n-
holiz ot‘ the Norwalk Yacht club has
been enjoying a short cruise. to Long
Island in his yacht Dolphin.
James A. l-‘ut'rell ekpects to take his
yachts Calumet 11nd Pronto out'oi’
contmission the latter part of this
week and then the remaining float at
the club will be hauled on the shore
for the winter and the club will be
closed. Boat owners should take note
and act accordingly.
The women of Rowayton are to be
given the opportunity of hear A. F.
Campbell of Bridgeport at the home
or Mrs. \V. l". Ambler on Thursday at.
ternoon at 2:30 o’clock. He will talk
on the League of Nations and the can.-
didates on the Republican ticket.
There will be patriotic songs and nt-
together this neighborhood gathering
will be or great interest. All the wo-
men or the village are cordially invi-
ted to be present.
Banzai?w
Charlotte E. the widow of Horace
Whitney. ' was buried from the M. E.
Church. Saturday afternoon. haV ins
died on Thursdav at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. “’illiam Northrup on Bayley
Avenue. with whom she had lived for
some time. having no near relatives.
The Board of Finance has approved
the proposition to divide 812.000
equally between the Darlen and the
lNor-cton Heights Fire Companies for
the purchase of new fire apparatus.
A spechl town meeting- will be held
on Friday night of this week to take
final action upon this matter.
Following an accident at'Mnln and
Suburban Avenue, Stamford. late Sut-
urdtu' 111th George E. Stevens of Du;
den. was arraigned before Judge
You“. yetterday. for driving without
an operator’s license and [or reckle-
driving. SteVem was fined :10 on the
‘(pmcr count. A tine of $25 on the
wound count m minded to tilt
court.
Member- of Troop O or the local-
Boy Scouts colored their tint Mic or
the fall season. Saturday afternoon.
gm: trompgto mm pm at:
6 flow 91cm 1': were Win
the W elm W .
oom‘ojflai- cm at!» 1111-1111 ,
ow to their own;
m: in building a fire in
like Iital statistics. ”on me at the 0171
ml“ or Town f 8%?!“ km
or theémonth a filler are iron
“W. There are Dell its. rccégrded.
or which 38 were boars. more
also 3! marriage and 2: deaths. 'fie
lte list follows:
,Sepl “R
3r-Dai‘oth1'i’e to Eugene and Silur-
3-—H en'r oto' Frank and lax-y Kra-
dwdapiea. to Charles ind, Ellen
bitch h.ols
S—eJDQE—‘Dh. to MW. and Relic
trobomrdaino.
6—4-1 co. to Rudolph and W
Wm" .
5—~sm1§{.el to John and Julianne
Bu.
{~41 ianne. to Albert and Julianne
Gaellmm.
7——Ja.alce. to Daniel and Hazel Sulli-
van.
6-—-Ethel. to Royal and Violet Scarl-
es.
.3—-—Pn.ul to Andrew and Susie Shim»
k0.
9———Clirl.L .to Harry and Helen McDer-1
5—Albert to Albert and Theresa.
Sues .
4~Hermum to Gustave and Anna
Rockotf.
7——i~.dsward. to Cornelius and Man
Swdeney .
5-4111. to Christian and Elsie Berne-
mm
ill—gearerlei'. to James and Frances
Parker.
——C.harles to Joseph and Eloise
Leonatd.
ltluMary . to Andrew and Mary 801‘
tea.
law-liamele. to John am! Anna Di-
Meglio.
12—~Vi.rginla. to Robert and Ida Cros-
bY.
12-Gcorge. to George and Anna Am-
bier.
12—~Pcui. to Paul and mum Pa.-
lint-ms.
icwwmren. to Charles and Char
latte Diehl. '
17—4101"): to Howard and Theresa
Younzc.
l’l—-Bcnjamln. to Thomas and Mary
mono.
17~~Elizabotln to George and Mary
vto met again until after Nov.
and 11m
Iii—Whom:- I" mmmm WW 1.1.1..
Seymour.
1
28411211111111 filmy: and FWC
Donnellv
”ultimatum Phaeton-alto and A11—
11911111111111 Talia,
Ceceliio and Antoinette
Santopollo.
23~Joceph Ratano and Rose A. Any
'11 5151?) :11 o a ha. 111 r
.. —- race . ray an ’ t e n ‘.
Reed 9
20~Mnnhall H. Hal-b: and Mattie
Pam (Wilton).
18W D. Wright and [anus F.
W (Gambian).
TO amazon
To an manic
.. l I
St. Lm"=. Md, Oct. 19,——Flve day-
hofgrc .he. coining election on Thurs»
day, Oct 28 accords of the
collections and dismount: of tho
Republican and We Dal-tin
will be summed to the public.
The Senate committee appointed to
Else—Stdney Browne and Mary Ban- '
all!
m Jars tilled
Anyounl tor? “
'1'» in 6.1 E: 11.3" tot‘ patent no.»
igloo or a warning am I a“
riché‘cheme
t on of the arm ulnar”
that have been noticed I.
new“ 1 , 1.
madden popularity of
A Wm
immanent, feature of the m
in it.“
“$49117 POI-
mtln; chimes of pan. atoll
low. The girl behind the m
unified when asked whether an.
wen m the tho M M
rip:- a m,mtumm1u-V
dret .who are consuming may , fl?
“venues: on the end 315 a It
the fathers and mothers are new
about the mount of candy th.’
5 1111114111111 shall confine. But the u-
goth themselves have fallen for t:
candy sucking habit.
m in ,mtlcujar. $9
buyers. That can: in and.»
half a m “hwy {or 1mm.»
drag. but it": Wore any .rc #
the doom More ma m
an lick giving a quick look m.»
to pee if they time been mu.
some of them admit the lollypop 18..
great help for concentration on but.
investigate mm c
meeting here yesterday directed the
chairmen of the National, Senatorial
and Congrecslonal mince o! the
two parties to file such reports at
Chicago on that date. The reports
are to cdver all activities since the
party chairman W at the com—
mittee hearing in Chicago several
weeks ago.
in telegrams to Will 3.311313
George White and heads of the 'bther
party organizations the committee
asked tor complete lists of all sub-
uriptions in excess of 111111: detailed
figurea on expenditures and also a
list at all pledges. promises or undel-
111111111 Senator Reed specific/.1
asked for the latter in an effort to
learn whether our arrangements had
be en made to meet the deficits whith
it has been reported both parties wfll
face after the election.
The committee recessed after yes-
terday '5: session and does not expect
2 p.10—
V'ided the party chairman tarees to
file the information asked for. in
event. they refuse 01 fall. the senators
decided to meet in Chicago prior to
men of the mums
A lengthy report on the 9.01inth
of the League to Emmet: Peace. of
Mlker. .
l3—~—Ab'ina. to Augustus and Mamie
Fknher.
l4-—Philomena. to Sam and Jennie
Misxieri.
26-600mm to Thomas and Martha
Powers.
IS—Townaend. to Hallam and Julie.
Hawkchurct.
ls—Theodore. to Frank and Vllcma
V‘gir nit-ls . '
16~llorot~h1 to Isadore and Anna
hecher. -
”nth-ulna to Charles and May
Short. '
4—Dom. to Alfred and Adobe]
Knske.
:lmhene. to William and Louisa
Hallam.
18.» Helt-n. to Stephen and Bessie
VaV'rek.
3u--~»—31la1g11eritt. to Thomas and El-
l1 en l mien.
Son—ilm old to Flor d and .\aomi (.‘ot‘~
llll.
26~—\laiy. to Stanley and Lucy Mor-
rid.
28—«Grucy. to John and Clata Lucs-
hay.
2b~-'An(ll‘9\v. to Stephen and licrtha
\‘arnnai.
Lib—Rolls- rt to Robert and Anna Mul—
\e).
Kenneth.
23—».los1-ph. to Stephen and Yaronika
Lengyle.
lS—~ VV’illnun. to Abraham and Annie
Heller.
26.».131311-3. to Joseph and Johanna
McQuillan.
26——Girl. to Charles and Anna Mc-
Donald.
:3-—-l-‘rt-«lerick. to Julius and Norisa
Putnam.
. to Joseph and Marion
Mae-tro.
lk-nths.
29—»Helcn Gown. 15 years. three
months. 14 days.
17—Alfonso Autoro. set-1.11 years. five
months. i? days.
Lina—Francis (Nolan) Irena. nine years.
four months. 10 days
11~Mcnni Cohn. 77 years.
- months. 28 days.
Sanrolrl Mclelian.
months. 12 days.
Parquet Bucciarelli, nine days.
eight
27 years. nine
v1_
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31
3.1
Harlan 1:. Patton. 63 years. three
months two days.
:2 2~Bcrna rd €011an Feeney. 5 8
years. eight months. 14 days.
15-—Carrte Gallagher, 55 years.
2.1
-—George S. Grumman. 1 63 years.
three months. 28 days.
16~chry Kern. 62 years. four
months. 16 days.
14—Annie Palarlne. 77 years.
19—Augusta Warm. 84 years. 11
months, (our flax:-
11—-Eimer Brayc it. two months.
one dar-
T—Jane I. Gecr’. 72 years, four
months. 27 days.
3——I,ubella O‘Hara. one year. eight.
mnthl.
l—Jumes T. Roberge.
16 an.)
one month.
24—Jaeph P Vroncman. M years.
u&mmln time do: rs-
21— 01101? Carmella two months.
Ill—«Sarah, 52:88“!
months. 2.8 6811‘!»
22~Baby Bender .cne hour. _
”~an A. m 78 yearn.
12—wuter .1. into. and (aural
l s—muam F. Keene and Mabel 8
“MI“ Alattiello and ennui}:
til-«Helium 11.1.3112' and Grace C Toy
17$” 5'. m and m3
Paulovich.
12—41-1121: 3. Conn and Marion B.
{fore
League suggested in his
10 years. altht 1
,which William Howard Taft is presl
dent, introduced into the reread be-
the senators left here last night.
may he rollover} by further investi-
’gation of the League. and examin-
ation of its omcers members of the
committer indicated last night Don
Hunt attornev for the committee
who prepared the report following in
vestigatlon of the letter files of the
findings that
some members of the League had
in his opinion violated the Logan;
Act. passed in 1799 to prohibit pri-
vate citizens negotiating with toreicn
3!:*§°“€';§~ ‘0 :ranc“°° 3"“ cal" 5governments or their agents in mot-
“U ”mm“ ”’1 the
26~~lloaelle .to N: pht 11 and lloacllt “"5 0f controversy in “W“
'tlnlted States is interested.
“ORTO\ l-‘IRh’I‘ \\' [TERI-ESQ.
1.051 Ahtllil .l.S (‘al Oct. ’19.-—W
hiker (1 111119) Horton. former member
of H11 \«rnon tcnm. of the Pacific
4 oast Rauehnll 1.1 azue ‘as the first
“11111211 11511-113111. before the County
Grand Jun 111 its iiirentigation of al-
to "red trrczularittc< in the league 1|"-
ing U11 1 1’1 season , 11011011 was dis-
PS
Prank-Mk all the mcmbr-rs ot' the
Vernon team {or that Year. including
\Villlam Essiek. manager. are undei
subpoena to 3
Jury. A commlltee of leazue officials
representing Ike-idem W. H. McCar-
th.
Assistant District AttomeV
ot' the lnvcdlgatlou.
in charge
How One Woman Wm Help“.
Athen Walker, New River. Pa.
writes: “I have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two yearn. I took
{Paley Kidney Pills and they helped;
1pc fine. I rest line all night and now
have no trouble with my titan."
l
When the kidneys do not properly do
poisons left. in‘
t“? work. I“ and
the system cause weak and lame back-
m Mm ayes. urol-
lea ankles and joints. aches. pains.
soreness and thematic 91.1.. Nor
Kidney Pills have given relic! to
thousands of mm ”9..
3111130111 1111111111 m
v—v w J v- c. .. ‘
' Pasteur” '
mmrfl
pmu1=§at%: " .
w
my
aid.
1?: Many and hostile m1
cnand MW
mdzlo and Morita aka
”1?. ‘nldsfé' a
Winona! Minimum;
%\ mandala. '
1,... he PL:
3% D. Outcry and Florence E. !
l ,
l5
the election and subpoena the chain?
nilssed recenth fiom thc club in con—l
portion with alleged gambling chart—l
ar before the Grand l
of the league conferred with the '
ess problems.
Not onlv one shop. but may m
.111 that the lulleop trade 1- M
ncreulng. 131110095 cell may.“
from 1 cent to 5 cents each.
Charles E. Hmt is attending “5
meeting of the American Bank.
elation in Washington D. 0., b?
day.
was»
I11: IACK HURTS
m." 0" “Lu
—--—-
Flush your kidney. occasionally I
1 you at meat regularly.
i No man or woman who cuts 111‘.
regularly can make a mistnh fi
flushing the kidneys
saVs a I'cllknown authority. “
forms mic acid which clogs the .m-
at» pores so ‘they Hugginhly it:
lor strain only part of the that»-
lpoisone from the blood. the. you ’
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, to.»
aches. liver trouble nervous-col. o.-
ctlpntion dizziness sloop”...
lhladdei disor'deis come from all!”
kidneV.
The moment you feel a. dull It.
in the kidney or your buck hits. C’
it” the urine is cloudy. Offensive, f.
of sediment. irxezulm of may 3'
attunded by a sensation MM
lget about 10m ounces of Ind flab
from any reliable pharnmcy and tab
la tnblespoonlul in a glut: of m
{before breakfast for a few days :3
1V0u!‘ ktdnevs will then act fine '1'.
famous salts is made from the a“
01 (tapes- and lemon juice, comb!“
with lilhia and has been used I. I.”
eratlons to flush clogged kidney! 3‘
lstimfllate 11111111 10 activitY. also .
neutralize the acids in urine no .
no lonzm causes irritation than a“
ing bladder disorders
Jaad Salts is lncxpcnclvc and a}
not injure: makes a delightful an:
meant lithwwater .drinLyhieh-
1egular meat eaters should tab 3.
and then to keep the HM etc.
and the blood pure. y a
.serious kidney compliant)“.
USE OUR
CHECK ACCOUNT
SERVICE
l :
On every bill that you pay, '
the check furnishes a con-
picte Mal receipt.
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1'
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A ma ACCOUNT
mm. GIVE YOU A Fm?
me or SECURITY.
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Saving becomes a pleasure
then dealing with a reliable;
d and up-to—dtte bank—
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