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'ANTEIFEX fenced .pef m FOR SALE—Ford ton m M m L‘N'HAN'. a" mg l,(
min r. A“ Norwal Box C0,. $119k gimme a mac. > eanosnaantvshv .
”will gain a! SIM“. ~ - J ‘O-‘ :7 Fort “Mb. m ‘manW ‘9‘ "i1
' WANTED-Jun or are time is-. FOB. wen navy. pontoon _ E. {j
to money. 1.3.3.3...“ to. raftar d 20 mom“ -WTLMDifllfll %
and shrubs. Pa weekly. Weed villrull for $1 WHILE.” 83‘ ‘ W. . "I =
Price}: mkie "l: yhaales.NT%o Geno- goilont ml: ‘oflgats. ‘hg‘elophono . . _' ‘ ‘ Riven. .
a. “rm 83' 0c um.“ ' 8111- ’ , ' ' 7. la oaoaa «our -um , _
WANTED-Reliable man to devote -
. FOR SALE—Borzoi!!! 6 mom _. m .010 ‘ > ..
”a? lig'fucfl"§§ice§'efim;w Barn, fruit Mo e and mm will Mania and. squirm fir;
iness Permanent position. week- .150. “ll II!!! it t claim for 8200. >
y. Guaranty Nursery Co., elham Grumman. Cnnbnry. - ,
.gflN
WANTED TO Rafi—4 or 5 rooms
with improvements. For two adults.
Address rooms. care of Sentinel.
'ANTED—s or 4 rooms. unturniphed.
Write Box R., care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A young girl to help with
housework five days a week. Smsl
family. Gohoms nights. pl!
noaday or Thursdu to rs. it.
Specter, Bell islan .
WANTED—Antiques. high pH;
void for old-time furniture. Illlv-
mum-cherry. (maple, pine, otc., also
dd china. glass, anything of merit
that is over 100 years old. 1). A.
Ila-notch. so; Westport Ave” Phone
I098.
. eld‘
HELP WANTED-All around shoe
litters. experienced only. No learn.-
on need apply. Call Wodnudsy July
61h, Ask for Mr. van Gorder. The
'l‘rtstrmn Shoe Co., Union St... South
Horwalk. U.“
WANTED—Woman wishesfiHouso-
work by month. Inq. 23 Km
80. Norwalk.
TOE-ET
”R RENT—Four rooms on first floor,
pr 8L.
_ 1 minute .from trolley, improve-
" nts. newly decorated. dults on-
“iy. Apply 84 Woodwnr nvonue.
ephone week days 473-3;
'1“ LET—.Store suitable for on; line
of business. Centrally locate Ap-
’l’ Hartford Lunch, 6 So. Main street.
‘l‘o LET—Furnished room. electric
light and heat. with board in pri-
Vnte family. ‘u-ntleninn. Reference.
-tlso wanted. one or two gentlemen
for aupper only. Inq. Mrs. A. Hirtz-
]er. 8 i'utnum Ave.
TU l.i')'l‘.—-lloonis with all improve-
"It-nix and garage at 102 Taylor
Ave. inq. on: Green. 100 Taylor
.-., Ave.
FOR RENT—Storage Space.
hold furniture. 'Sofiurau rooms.
‘elulrlire proof building. Hublieli'
lost and Storage Co., Inc.. Saugm
house-
luck. Conn. Tel. Westport 41. We
hue negotiable warehouse receipts.
¥.1 t—‘_
—NOT|CE—
i am opening :i new store near \\'a-'
tmhury and on :lconnt of this i must.
«limtnziti- llilt' day from lhr Norwalk
sale. 1 will keep own in Norwalk on-
1' on Hillill‘iilv and Monday. llig cut
on all kind; til remnants and full
pieces by the yard for l2 price.
- M, BLUESTUNE
Iii'ul‘ No 1 Mutt avenue.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwnlk. as.
Court. June, 24 A. D.. 1921.
Estate of Anne llnrrnk late of Nor-
l'rolmte
Walk in .tzrilrl District, deceased.
The (Hunt of Probate for the Dis—
trict of Nor-vyhlk. hath limltcd and hi-
lowmi six months from the date
hen-of for tha- creditors of said Estate
to exhibit tln-ir claims for settlement.
Thnw who iii-izli-ct in present their
”(‘Olliii\. properly attested. within
mild tinw, will bi.- dobnrred a recovery.
All persons llltitilit'd to said Estate.
.re requested to make immediate
payment to.
JOSEPH llAl‘tl‘tAK
Administrator.
v
-_
District of Norwalk. 59.
Court Juno 2;! A. D.. 1921.
Built: of Sarah A. Starr late of
Norwulk in killii District. deceased.
The Court of Probate 'i’or the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. both limit‘cd and al-
Iowcd six months from the date here-
of for the creditors or said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
occounts. pronerly attested. within
said time will be dcbarred a. recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are ri-qnested to make immediate
“mom to
FREDERICK H. ROWAN ‘
Executor.
— l
Probate
{7'
S D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE common-
1'10an urn Ian
cuss! com
an. aim «Am
But Sculls. ill-vs.
floss ems
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am
- NWEJIOOSE .
‘—All members of So. Nomik
Lodge. No. 529. are requested to meet
It Moose Time at 6 o'clock (D. S. '1‘.)
aomorrow night to attend Fireman's
wade.
-B. C.'M'EAD. Sec'y.
mnem—
..said time. will be
. Court. June 15 A. D.. 1921
FOR SALE—Cheap, one Chevrolet
tauring car and 3, horse. Inquire A.
Stli'anl. Bridge St. East Norwalk.
W
FOR SALEq-A chance to secure a ‘-
room modern home in Norwnlksto.
bargain. Heat. electric lights. both.
Modern throughout. If you have
8100 Cash Phone Nor-walk 1900.
FOR SALE—About eight acres 0!
standing hay. to be cut by purchas-
er. A bargain to quick buyer who
will out and. remove promptin. Eran},
tins. M Woodward drama. .
FOR SALE—Jones. . L summing
a. Store at 1% Elizabeth St. of oil
kinds or remnants. piece goods. and
men's hosiery nt-prices lower than
elsewhere. Call .and be convinced,
A. Welssman. :
any man. in your own Eleven
wlflmmild ant-Inf
All .m'
:4. ';
w. handle o-mn'u': W‘#.
mm “time...
or small tau-anti * . .
SongsBoaton- rSoutb‘r- orwali.
Conn.."l‘slophono 8. ' .
SAVE HONEY .
By buying one otvtho but lumps
on tho market. 1
This week only
can-ups: dnavoit:
n..wm.mt ’ II-‘QM
zoo Watt Winn» our
Special 100 Watt Lamar Whit. Ony-
O-nght. Violette“: lamp» 8“ and
11. V0". 'eb!
Try I Moons! m9 ‘
-3. sum -
mm .8...“ a.
Bear of WI.
shape. Big Bar sin! 8250 takes it.
Austin's Garage, p one 1959.
FOR SAI.E4irls' 18-inch bicycle
excenent
So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE~Larga store: appart-
ments on upper floor. inquire at
store. 168 Main St., telephone 1042-5.
In
condition. Phone 1274
FOR SALE—Colonial residence: tire
places and carved panels. large barn
and 1 14 acres. Beautiful location.
$4.000. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 1861.
FOR HALE—~At sacrifice tcn shares
of People's Ice and Cold Storage of
Bridgeport Conn.. at $12.50 per
share. Call or write Charles Stevens.
Belle Island. Phone 557.
[Fiore Brothers’ Garage
' Ovcrhsuling and ionising
11 Halted Macs Tol- I!
Hons Inoruaus, Prone.
WILLIAM F.‘ HOYT
REAL ESTATE
LOOK l BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE!
in East Norwaik. two family house, 12
rooms $4,800.
in South Norwalk. two family house.
10 rooms. all improvements. hard
wood floors, newly decorated 87.200.
In Norwalk. two famiy houses . $7.200.
Several one family houses from $4.-
000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
suit purchasers from 810.000 to $20,-
000. All kinds of farms from 83.200
to 36,500. One island summer cottage,
furnished, $1,600. .
Call and Let Me Show You What i
Have.
Office call, 435; House, 831.
SWARTZ d CORSETT BLDG.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE.
LOOK l lN
JOSEPH S. KERY JR.
Plumbing and Hosting
Sheet Metal \Vorklng
Country “'ater Systems .and one pipe
Furnaces.
Telephone 492.
21 Taylor Ave... . So. Nos-walk. Conn.-
"——————.___~
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss, Probate Court
June 22, A. D.. 1921. '
Estate or Susan Even.
walk. in said District
The Con '
late of Nov
rt 01' Prob defensriil Dis-
a.e .or t e
trio: of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date hereof
ionthe creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present. their
accounts. proper] attested, . within
tclam-red a recovery.
e to said FAtate
are requested to
meat to make immediate par
CLARENCE E. LOCKW
IRVING LOCKngg:
Executor-s.
1cm
-. Probate
All persons indeb
Boom-1-
District of No
Estate of John Czako late of Nor-
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of 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.
Tho-e who neglect to present their
accounts. properly swan-ac. within
said time. will boflebau-ed.n.rooov-
out. are requested.“ nah immd
J
payment to an,’
tainthe i .
g“, ”e requested tobe Cm valvu-
inord
3! est 7 .
«$1.135? ’
u "to wade.
---.- a- -4 ;-.-.
at the Green at
son SALE—Chevrolet touring in muv.-mucxiuo
first clasn condition. Cheap for local and Dist-nee
quick buyer. Maler's Trimming Shop, Pumptly‘ank 0U I M
So. Main Street, opp. Wilson's Hat 0 -
Shop. menus-u L;
FOR SALE-0abbage Plants, stocky ..W. J. LY NS
and well gown . Best winter vs‘ Phone 2047 3 Issues. Pines
'l’iety. Dnnls Ind Black Dutch. 50¢ MASONRY—GAMNTRY
per hundred; 84.00 per thousand. BRICK STONE. 1‘”
Also cauliflower plants. Blithtleld I? come
Farkm. 'Vi‘Vol-fptllt Hilllulgoad, Hill, Nor- weaned-rum
l . ‘ e .
wa eiep on W ' R m .wlfif.’ .411
FOR BALM-cylinder Buick. A-l its Branches
um um “01’
Phonoflorwalk 858!
Km
I.
110 Ts loi- Av...
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling. Con-
crete and Tar alts
Work Song ,In First .6 and Style.
0" THI--FAO1'ORY TO
FR THING"!
ISM m M
notions of all sold OI 0" 0'”
memmecr-Wga‘:
“tailbone 911 for to
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Item St. So. Mom In
NATHAN ‘ MILLER
.. contracting. painting and
”or. hanging.
' min in mm van.
"' Shit-:1 will“.
8. Miller. Tel. 1413i
10 Spring Street. N Conn.
W I. "PSI AND PAINTS
New sthotimotopaintgurhonso
and keep it tromfiocay. vs your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
20 to to per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White. 35 Lowe BL.
South Norwalk.
Bra. Local dJong distance
gm 0 all kind:n ‘1“
New York. Address 71
Phone us. g _ y
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local Ind long
distance tracking of all kinds
phone 808.
FOR SALE F
"cube 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-l con-
dition: well located on Cove Street.
East Norwalk. Price 89500. For par-
ticulars and list of others
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN 811mm nonwamr
nun Faun-3 (swim
om’mks '
Sell Your Uld Cars to the
..i‘.r--:-‘W:=Avio Witch-i
.. . _ing'?Co.
1310 North dunno
letween _0sir and Center 8L.
Seooodhandparts'andtism.
dtanynahotoar
v
ra-
SOlim'I'. .-
' District of Norwalk. Is. Probate
Court. Juno 1. A. D.. 19:1.
m fl William ‘
. G. LoCount late
of NM in I.” M
m Court or Probate forth. nu-
tflct‘of Nomm hath name undul-
lowed six months from tho data here-
ot far thousands-sordid” to
exhibit their claims for m
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. vroveriy stitched. Mthln
“time. pill be deb-nod nvsonov,
‘$
08109 Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. House '
. attend these set'lcet
ery. "is.“ persons indeth to said no]
cry. All person indebtod to.“ Rs- ~
Evening
_m and-momil“ (“8‘ WM enclosed. tor
time).'~ Ive-imam ounces will
be: an. Prise mm.“ ~ A- cordial
invlmnon Ia-extoaded to (-erybody.
who 1. without church home to I.-
tondothose services- ,.
etl'ho regular mid-week service oftbo
tug. at 3:45. attho church. -
'Tomorrowwillbel-him
of-~ths manner in mi tho church
will in marately it its own struc—
ture tea-”mum. Mum-s who:
second Sunday 0t 5?”! and continua“
mrmwua , _ «hem.
Elonfluldlssthq
th‘o Mint. (10
odist’chmches. . meet Memorize:
. union services ogmn. .July, 10th.
11th and 24th. the services w‘lil be in
the Baptist churc flow-J. J. Snavoiy.
preuchingn J ullf. 1str Aug. 1th and
ldfli. the serviced will (be in the Con-
gr'egatlonai'churcb. Rev. L. J. ,Schoep.
pier. preaching. Aug. 11st. atth and
Sept. 4th. the services will be in the
Methodist church'nev. F. H, Jacobo.
preaching. The choirs ot the church-
es and- omnlsts ‘will serve in their
own churches w“ themwungam
being held in'thnWoBapuat, con.
gregational and 05““ choirs each
serving three weeks and in this order.
~
fiamaik Methodist Episcopal
church. George B. Tompkins. mini-q
. tcr; Charles G. lvea, organist; Melvin
Daniel Pugh. basso: Mrs. Inwis L.
Pugh. contralto: .Hrs. Lois - Wane.
soprano: W. Raymond Goober. tenor.
(Standard time).——8 a. m.. ciao-inces-
lug-«o service of ooasecration and de-
votion. 9 a. m.. sacramental service.
Communion meditation. "Our Claren-
shlp.” Reception -of .members. 7 p.
m.. worship add sermon. Topic:
"the Declaration of Independence."
Tuesday—6:45 p. m.. class meeting.
Thursday-6:45. p. in. prayer serv-
ice. Topic: “The Son. Very- God and
Very Man."
Friday—2:3" p. m.. regular meeting
0! the probationers' class.
But avenue Methodist Elli-cont!
church. llcv. it. Irving .Watkins. D.
in. minister.—Sunday services as. tol-
lowa (standard time): 9M5 a. m.. wor-
‘ ship. with short tnlk on "The Proof
of God’s Love." followed by Holy
Communion. 11 a. m.. Sunday school
”:3 and adult Bible clam. thught by A. N.
. Paddock.
Class subiect: “The King-
ly Priest." 6 o‘clock. Epworth League
vcsper service. 1 p. m.. evening wor-
nhip. with sermon and special music.
Topic: "indepndence Day Reflec-
tions." A cordial welcome is here-
with extended to all these services.
Tuesday—7 p. m.. Epworth League
business and social meeting. l-‘uller
announcement later.
\‘i’ednesdny—l p. m.. the Ladies'
Aid Society will hold their monthly
business meeting in the church parlor.
Thursday—7 p. m.. the mid-week
pntyer meeting. in the lecture room.
Topic to he considered: :‘Wurring a.
Good Warfare."
Knight strt-i-t A. M. E. church. W.
illimy Lamar. { pastor.—ll a. m..
mrrrlng seriico. 12230 p. m.. Sun-
day school 7.1% p. m.. sermon. fol-
lowed l.,\' the Lord's Supper. All per-
sons win -'l"(‘ going to the quarteily
meeting. at Greenwich. may go by
'truin or bus. lit-v. Lamar would be
pleased to huic the choir members go
with him on the Stamford bus. lcnv~
ing lvcrt: at ltl‘ f. in.
Tuesday (\tllan—Pl‘ayel‘ and class
meeting.
Thursday ( \ i-uing—A Vblrthday par-
ty will N giwn bylthe Ever Ready
Circle. 0: wiuth Mrs. James Perkins
is president; Mrs. Frank Middleton.
stcrctary. and Mrs. Augusta Price.
treasurer.
Congregational church. South Nor-
walk. Rev. F. H. Jacobs. minister;
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. contralto: Frank
Nash. basso; Archibald Merriam. or-
ganist—Services for July 8 will begin
promptly at wail-«Communion and
sermon. There... will be‘ no Church
school. This will be the last service
before the union services with the
Ilotl'lodist pnd Baptist churches. (h
filth and 24th. services will be held
posed a bride. s helpmeet, a church.
in the Baptist church. the Rev. Snnve-
lymprelchlng. On July 31st. August
“myth and 14th. services will be bold
in (he Congregational church. the
Rev.‘Schoeppier. preaching. on Aug.
not the 21st and 28th. and Sept. the.
tth. services will be held in the Meth-
oliist church. the Rev. Jacobs preach-.9.
ing.. Everyone is cordially invited to;
mm Congregational church. Erne‘.
F. lthregor. pastor.—Horning serif-.1
ice. with sermon by the pesto: . tollowe
'b Communion. 9:80
sane; Sunday school.will hold it.
lasts-What“! ”summer My
(ion. 1: 11 o'clock. -
and the Thursday night meetings have
been discontinued for the summer
months.
The L. B. A. will hold a cake sale
on Fri”. July 8th. at 1:30.
auction 3am—
I. film auctioneer. will
u pubis auction
micrwmoe held 'oa'nmnday lonmtion i- asked in seeing that the
‘ . children come, to church every Sun-
mo p..m.. 7
who have toms”... .. -’ ..
ham .
mmtmthom
rut-ch every Busidsy. whether Salami
do! - -"
~3All persons on .wolcomo .nt St.
hul's church at all Wicca. and
especial invitstion is given to stun:
on and visitors inborn ho.conao._ The
church is open all (in. everyday in
the your. tor must-Atacam-
ltion. ,
L Jr . hhoopplsr. . canton—9: so. aer-
mon: “America and the Funtre,” fol-
lowed.” Communion ass-vice. 1]. Bi-
ble school and Brotherhood. 7 o’clock.“
sermon: "God's Mrpieoe.”
‘P‘Thurudny-Prnyer_meoting.
: Friday—Choir rehearsal:
'ma Baptist church. Reta! RA
Cooper. pastor: Thomas H. Jackson.
cleric—Preaching at 10:30 a. :11. Sun»
day school at 12 noon. B. Y. P. U. atI
6 p. In. Preaching at_7:89 p. m. .Bap-
thin and Communion to follow. and
full membership to all new members.
Let everyone who has not been bap-
tiled come on Sunday evening and put
on Christ by baptism. let every par-
ent see to it that yourohild attend our
Sunday so that they may be in
line when the Sunday school takes the
children out- for our grand annual pic-
nic this year.
Mrs. Ella Smith and. Mrs. Maree
Randolph deserve much credit for the
mecca of the church social. given
under the auspices of the Mary
Society of the church. on Wednesday
evening. Let others do likewise. Let
every Christian go to church on Sun-
‘day.
A‘
. First Church of Christ. Scientist.
St West avenue—She regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 10 a.
m.
Sunday school will be held at 11:15
o'clock. _ .
Subject July 3rd: “God." .
“'ednesday evening testimony
meeting. at 7 o'clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
Reading room in Roodner's build-
ing. 61 Wall street. open weekdays
(holidays excepted) 11 to d (8. T.).
All are welcome.
9 ——
~ Adventiqt Christian church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets. East Nor-
wolk. Frank Leslie long. pastor.—
Morning sermon and Communion at
9:80. Sunday school at 11 a. m.—
mm........e.~ . -~ .
it .
about .
taught their obligation to- be «M and hail '
but _m-nsdisndred°mm.
medium."
"Otherwise
1 ilow."
~. South Nbrwaik m'mmh. Rev. .
e’dt‘hopowderandwadding. .
Traceywnscalledintooo-nlm
the s lite. ’
emu- shouldbunwarning for par-
ents to have wounds sustained dur-
ing the Fourth of July season trom
mh-mm' by I.» phydcian 1m-
'said Dr. Sheree.
oorions Minoan :03,-
Dr. Tram live a
much. as blank cartridges are not
supposed to be sold nor used in con-
nection with-tho Fourth or July colo-
Nation ncooodmg to law.
ed. however. the boy will not be able
.to motor Meat as to where bu
obtained :tha cartridges. inasmuch
he is unable to speak at the preoen‘t
time. -
Just before noon today fourteen-
m-old-vw‘lantella. of 17 Lan-
ra-stroet. was admitted to tho but
pital. suflerlng from lock-law. st‘tho
result ,0: a wound caused by the pro-
mature explosion of a blank car-
0 last )[ondam
Wan. waddn lng entered the boy's lei
hand and blood poisoning set in
that many a doctor was. ennui.
Dr. Robert M Wolfe. in speaking
to a ”tine! reporter..thisvmornlnl
also i-ued n warning that all dre-
wnrk burns. no. matter how slight
they may seem to be. should be treat-
ed by a physician immediately.
boy but holds no hope for_ Else-{320'-
."V.Valter Wisnlwisky of Slocum
street. Winnlpauk. aged ll years. is
another accident victim. he having
been wounded a week ago today. the
first finger of his left hand being
mangled by tho explosion of a blank
cartridge pistol. He is nlao being at-
tended by Dr. Wolfe. who said this
morning that his patient was seem:
inady in good condition and the.
hopes for his ultimate recovery could
”Jun”... Eannussi. md 14. of 1115.
Ely avenue. admitted to the Hospigl‘
on Wednesday. and who is under 1 e.
care or Dr. Wolfe. is said to be on the
road to recovery. despite the. (set.
that he has a badly notion and in-
fected left arm. the remit of a wound.
from wadding in the lett hand. He.
shot himself on Monday last. ..
Richard Bland. superintendent. Loy-l
at Workers‘ service at 5:15 p. m.: A
Gus-to Velsor. lender. Topic: "Our
Father." Evening service at 6:30 p.71
m.. preaching by the pastor. _
, There will be special music at each
of the ten-ices.
International Bible Students; » Red
Men's Hall. Washington “reek-South
Norw:1lk.—Sunda_v. July 3. 3-5 p. m.
(D. S. T.). study of "Tabernacle Shad-
ows" continued. This study shows
that the death of our Lord Jesus was
sufllcient to ransom all mankind from
the grave—Rom. 6: :3: Ps. 6: 5: Heb.
2: 9: Hos. 13: 14: but that God pur-
.Mrs. Ella Smith and Mrs. Marie
for his son. to share his glory and
honor. and his joy in bringing the rest
of the. world of mankind back to the
perfection lost ' by Father Adorn"
trsnsgmssion—Acts 3: 19-21; 1 Cor.
15: 21. 2?: as is found in Eph. 1: 4.
,5: Rom. 6: 29: Col. 1:. 24: Born.
18: 17; Titus 3: 7, and many other
“scriptures. '
The South Norwslk Rescue mission.
6 Henry street.'—Prnise and testimony
meeting at 3:15 (standard time). We
are expecting J. W. Monroe. from‘
146th street mission. New York. will;
speak Sunday afternoon. Evening
service at 7:46, in charge of_B_rot,hcr+
Monroe. All are welcome.
Mt! W’My.
wot i Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
"rm t...» ~-
Norm mm
Wall Street
o-.wm.msxr
mm
.At‘l‘he
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TAluiov autos.
The tuners! 0: Howard Dauchy was"
held this morning at 9:80 from his,
late home. 17 Plan-ant street. East-l
Wk. .and tram. St. .Jomph'a‘
church at 10 o'clock. where a requiem
ms- was sung by-Bovmtoooph MN
The pail m..m.m~m.
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