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wmunmmn_
WANTED - .
TlRE BUILDERS
Nuillrul lviilliln-lt‘d men for
machine building. on Ill“!
all.” i Imurrl. day work to
atoll, 'il"ll l'li‘Ct‘ work. Ap-
ply in pviblin.
Norwalk Tire and
Rubber Co.
WAN‘l‘leD-Good stomg boy to assist
an .slol't‘. Apply at once. M. Pascale,
inborn Ave. and Van Zant St.
out. $1.000
I
Phone 1304- .
lengths in the woods. Reasonable.
Phone 1304-13.
GlVllltI Till! Hoot: AWAYl
Here is a chance for you to
modern suprem-
a
balance a 0n terms.
this “L giving it away. Phone 1000.;
aoanmunarunltl
MRII' IXPRI.
OFFICE PHONE ‘
Left Out of Di . Pic-u
Vim
4.; LII——
FOR SALE OR LEASE—Comm
home. 10 rooms: 4 acres land, 75
fruit trees. 30 ornamental tron. Sound
distance. db
Bony in
CARPENTER
roe 8“.”th 4! Moder .
roadster, 1917 model. In (air con- Alter'at‘ilons an
dition. Price $250. (Can be seen at
m Wat-r at, 80. NM N 1007.
FOR SALE—Firewood cut in 4 foot
go
a
X
. ‘v—~ * .
N IXPR i oat-tat. m whim ot the semen.
2cm Dinah“. ’ : "The inn Who Would
—Phono 8888.—
opou the name."
rum—0:45 p. a... claos mung.
' uorrwo moat ‘ '
who 1
«gm man 3.. Wu ed cracker sale. at a H. Morehwse's
soolro
. home of 0 rooms with all the latest
5 blocks from
me... can...“ “if“. mm“
. c on
ttuchneat. Lot $03.“. no
Thunder-6:“ b. m., prayer new-
ice.
, turth-—-9 a. m. to 6 p. m” the
Standard Bearers Will hold a “pan.
i
momma
‘NANTED ~-'i‘um your spare time in-
to money, Sell guaranteed trees
and shrubs. l’ay weekly. Reduced
prices make ready sales. The Genesseo
Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. .
m _.._ V .
WANTED—Man of good standing in
his community to take orders for
irons. shrubs, roses, vines, bulhs_ old
fashioned flowers. Permanent. High
commissions id weeki . No deliv-
ering or co lecting. rite today.
113ml; National Nurseries, Rochester.
'ANTElL—Reliable man to devote
spare time to selling trees. shrubs.
lants Reduced prices b ing good
unless. Permanent posit on. Week-
‘g pry. Guaranty Nursery, Rochester,
WANTED‘Men to wheel oyster
shells. Appl 80. Norwalk Oyster ‘
Farms Co, 144 ater St., So. Not-«walk
onnr
W
WANTED—«Motorboat, 20 it. long.
Tel 1299.
WAN'l‘EllmMen to roll shells. 400
per hour, Apply Andrew Radel
Oyster (‘0.
WANTED—Antiques, high prices
paid for old-time {urnltum ma-
hogany. cherry. maple. pine. etc., also
dd china. glass, anything of merit
that i~ «nor 100 yours old. D. A.
Bennett-in. 205 “'cstport Ave" Phone
Ina - l I
WANTEll-Position as house maid by
young, girl oi 17 years old. Apply 61
Ely itH-nue, South Norwalk.
WAN'l'El)wl‘usili0n by stenogrnphcr.
'i‘wo yt-urs' experience. Addrous
Sicnngrtiphm‘. care of Sentinel}
FOR
9 Fe rris. avenue.
“chm-im- mm
3 . 0 -
{gone cm. i
Nomik.
Ford conga 1 Buick sedan. .S.
Benedict. 7 0. Main St.
Persian kittens. A p S t. Ham
to! Inn, New Causal: gt. ugh
FOR BALI—Good m horde. h-
quire 22 Woodward avenue. South
coat. South
FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobile tourin . 1
8 I... Nophono 2518.
“N.
_‘-—
r— win overhaul and repair you car. a“ .1 mm Manon“ Mop“
h m ”'1“ church. Rev. R. Imnt Wan“ D.
'0'? m "& D-v maimr.-—Sundny Dem C. “0
low- (8. ‘12): 9:45. morning worship.
with sermon: “Refillipfion Fro- thc
w toll [ingot poultry and Curse at the Law." 11 a. 113.. Sunday
animal. was own In 1H1: school and adult male clan. tnusht
m m by A. N. Paddock. an. suchct:
"The Etc-Birth of a Nation." No
CC, League service till September. 7.
'7 ° um um . but” Di 1 9.. of Chrilt'l 341-1011
on. u m m ' 7‘ I)?" 'u
B: m Momy—7 p. m., the casein Board
FOR SALE—7 room house. all up to
date improvements, large corner
lot. 10 minute walk from depot. Price
7.000. Terms. loavin ' city.
epiy House, cal-Mutinel ace.
FOR SALE—Russian Wolfhound and
on the market.
This week only
C. B. Lamp. :20 and 110 volt
100 Watt Nitrogen lamp ...... .1.“
200 Watt Nitrogen lamp . . . .. . .8.”
Special 100 Watt Lumar
one 3 .
FOR SALE—Colonial residence: flro
places and carved panels. large barn
and 1 14 acres. Beautiful location.
$4,000. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 18“.
Try a Violet Ray Lamp
2. mm
W all”
M of Mahackemo Kohl.
with demountable rims. man extras;
1). m. or phone 2158.
dan. 1920 m el. C can to quick
buyer Also 35x4 1-2 Norwaik Cord
Tire. Hudson ri mand tube, good can-
diiion. kinquire at 51 Chestnut St, So.
Norwal . -. _
' LOST
'— .-c\._
Hound. 5 months old. Tel. 462 2.
39 Lexington Ave.
LOST—Fannie. 20 foot. green. Missing
from mooring at West Side Ave.
5—:— 7—, ~ ~ Daricn. $25 iteu‘urd. Finder commu-
“ANi'Ell rYoung couple wish to picnic Nom'alk 787-5.
rvnl than in "HHlt'l‘ll two-tamily
hflllm'. lVrile Rt‘ni. Cure of Sentinel.
“'AN'l‘Eliw-Young mun wishes posi-
lmn on private estate. Can drive, a
good carpenter and gurdncr and a. ' WNW
fli:llll'i'ill handy man on any (-slaie.
“lite Box A N.. can» 01‘ Sentinel.
WANTED—Girls for winding and
branding machines. Norwalk Mfg.
Co., Eth Norwaik.
WANTED-«Experienced soda fountain
clerk in take complete charge. Ad<
dress with leiei'Pnces to C. 13., care
of Sentinel ()ificr. .
a“... “—M
WANTEDeTo rcnt with option of
buying. lruir and truck farm from
50 in 100 .‘lrl‘w. i'i”llI froth $15 in $20
a month Address Truck Farm. (are
of Schlincl Office.
WAN’l‘Eil—~A woman in work in the
Buluwr Bakery, 5 Monroe St.
_¥ TO LET
Full RENTrr-l and 5 room apart-
ments “Tim Aldon." Call 1117.
It‘ill.‘ RENT .‘l furnished looms (-om-
pit-l.- Im- housekeeping. All im‘
Pi'lin'iiliBIlih, ('Pllirully locniied. Pbr
it‘lli‘mm'nion phone before 12 a. m.,
...
L . 4..-
FOR RENT ~ 'l‘wo rooms at 102 “'afih‘
inc-ton St. inquire Dr. J. H. Sio-
Illnn
Flore Brothers’ Garage
11 Hartford Place Tel. a
' HOB! IROTHERS, Proud.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car
evening worship. with sermon: "The
will meet. Businels of importance.
Lion; TRUCKING
and lfia Disian
{Pit QUAAlg
on coo-u
with starter; 1919 Ford touring car
1918 Ford tonrin car: 19 8 runs-
bout. Call at 5 “estport Ave. after 6
"The Christian of Today."
FOR SALE—4 asacn er Essex so-
2047
MASONRY—c
BRICK STON
LAW
Walks. Re
Pleasure Beach.
LOST——Dog. Black End while Fox
RK
So. Nov-walk. Ct.
Curbing Gutters;l 17;“? Rolling. Con-
alts
Work Done In FIRE Glou’tylo.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
‘ THI HON!
holsters and
On “1' easy
at»
110 Taylor Ave“
‘0 ,
NORWALK "ATTIC” co.
Franklin and Monroe St.
NATHAN a mug}
coon-action. painting and
WILLIAM F. HOYT
m1. ns-ra'm
LOOK! LOOK! BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE!
rooms
in South Norwalk, two family house.
furnished, 81.600.
Call and Let Me Show You What I
Have.
Office call, 485: Home, 831.
SWARTZ d. CORSETT BLDG.
F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE.
’l‘lluli'fl‘ ”Sj‘xln'mms with all improve-
l "“3 (u is only. in uire of
MN. Mills, 6 1-2 Hamilton Age.
JOSEPH S. KERY JR.
Plumbing and Heating
Shoot Metal “'orking
'l‘u LETWZ rooms with improvements. Country Water Systems and one pipe
Adults only. Price $18. in uir R.
.inu-lnrxky or E. E. (lorhaquo.e
Fur-niece.
e m.
‘ Tdcphon
TU l,l')’l‘——-I‘tooms with all improve- ‘2‘. Tlflor Am" 30' Nomik. 00““-
nn-nis and garage at 102 Taylor
4m. Inq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor
Ave. , ~
'01! RENT-Storage Space. house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell
Coal and Storage 00.. Inc.. Banga-
luck. Conn. Tel. Westwrt 47. W.
hen. negotiable warehouse receipts.
-.. A
S.D.G.C Y
m
'-ia1-s and ”02m
litimateo chocrtu
L Nathan. 1‘
S. llilier. Tel. 14235
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.
lricl superintendent. presiding.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS-
Now is the time to paint
ted. if?“
In East Norwaik. two famii ‘ house. 12
................. 3.. 34 300. ‘3‘ “W 1‘ " ’°‘"
' rooms d “We“
than
10 rooms. all improvements. hitrd
wood floors, newly decanted 87.200. 1111
in Norwalk. two famiy houses . $7.200.
Baptist church.
Several one family houses from 34,-
000 to $5,000. All kinds 01 houses to
suit purchasers from $10,000 to $20.-
000. All kinds of forms from 83,200
Bream-d distance
Mainland; W
Y t. Address 71
to 36,500. One island summer cottage,
m
mm.“
Moi“.
SURGEON DENTIST
m
Telephone m
Prelude—"Music-no. 'Religlogo"
” ...................... Cari BODY“
Violin and Piano.
Offertory—"Chant Sons Paroles"
‘ o ................. P. Tchaikovsky
Dr S M Deltz Violin and Piano. -
. . . Soprano Soio»~»“l“car Not Ye. O 1.-
rael l" ............. Dudley Buck ‘.
Postludce-"Mirut-t” (from the Srin-
Trinity church. Rev. C. s. Lewis. M.
A.. rector.-—Calrndar for the week be-
th’c Girls' Friendly Society. 9:30 .‘
m.. morning prayer and sermon. Bap-
ti’sm at‘ter morning service.
Wednesday-‘7 p. m.. meeting“: the
som'm NOI'ICE
Li‘s'irict c" Not-walla. n. Probate
Court. June 21 A. 1).. m1. ‘ .
Estate of Anne M late or Nor- morning praycr- *rmon. Holy ¢°m‘
mm.
_
a. m" flozy communion. 10:30 .. m.,
munlon. 7:30 i» 111.. evening prayer.
The Court of m m ”ml 'Ail are invited to the services. ml;
'1“ of Rum M m ‘aFl‘ ly stransers and visitors in the our
it: m no: the data ‘ —-—.
‘ arace Baptist church. Rev. it. 3..
Cooper. pastor; Thou. {K Wu.
mi 7 - I 7 ll! ~ ' —- hi 1&10305 at. Sun-
mm ”mm m: wt “1' elem Preac n;
Michal.“
an $2..
. m
I
Court.
”"7 a cl "
‘1'" “*0 mas-imam ad 3*" thb
m the on. ject: “Homeward Bound." Sunday
th Med and at school at 11
i
w; mama
73==he
immnooi at 12 noon. B. Y. P. U. at
Tow v.30 ‘p. m. Preaching at 7:30. 9. In.
all haw
W
, The church has sinned a great drive
to race two thonmd dollnn tor the
“ upon to rally to the cause. .
Morning service at 9:80 o'clock. Sub-
scrvlce at 5:15 o'clock. Evening‘wor-
_ served at all services.
window—€911: , ~
m ‘ diatom-uh j Acosta «no.
L. . ,7 ‘ Mr. ‘
‘ye‘nqeptodlu‘tosawro.
.— 5 .“
ch rah. Cedar street. near West ave-
nue. Itartin '3. m,‘ ”IV-“m.
Initiate-e m m attmmvdaootmem'cm-
‘1 nibtco held last night at the my ball.
icon will light“! It St. Peter’s
throw b
“every
m met-nth! it 10230 (D. I. it);
evening newton Mil be m
at the parish who are unable to at-
a‘mh. received to date were made. no.
3"“ mum-attic as Utthisartlcls.
The
Bach
(Time named is m eta-IN).—
fi salmon-macaw. Damnatio-
any nasal and Inn'- am My. 19
at. worship and sumon‘. Dr. Wm.
5W W PM" 5°“?- M ml min (or the visitors
a.
a. rm nan. Mutt-dent's: tho
Mflfldmflthomtorl
Eut- conterence. will m thy-er.
IIGB. Dr. mad “I! m the urn
quartefly contere’au at the clone of
mum gummustcaiwer‘vico.
A um e‘ ble pm will be RH-
dolcd by the church orchutra and an
lmfib“ 1" mm mm which will he held at the armory on
Sunday. July 11th.
April ‘18 and h“ BOOla‘. 631 the Th VII“ officers will b! en”
church lawn, Thursday, My ifih. e m
P‘CW nodal. at the church. ‘ hi "and M. Casanova and his
Thursday. My 11st. "Id
0' “*9 ‘1' P" 3 ”W umaaummootthuuwm.
Xenosia. Sunday “term duly Nth. The time is short m which .0 com-
The young people are expected to at- m the "lung or the (1111.. The
tend church and meet for the trlpi t. that there has been
‘ , the . committee fee
mammal Bible Students. Red
Men's i. Wu street. Bout pm
Norwnih—Sunday. July 10. 3 p. a: m%. ble to Alfred
(D. a T.). Broth'er F'lnken will give a. It is hoped that it mil not be nec-
puhlic leaure. on "Wit the World awry to “k. “mm or the on?
m or a number or the contributor. that .
in“ they be aim to donate more than
II. M on Account oi!
Christianitle All welcome.
hue, No collection.
Christ church. East Norwalk, Rev. . ble unite m 1.“.
Robert B. B. Foote. rector (7th Bun- "m“ people " F '
day after Trinity) .--Morning prayer the 10th.
and sermon at ease. Sunday school
Evening prayer and address mm the decolttlbn of
at 7:30. Standard time is observed at "‘6' ‘ b °‘
mil services.
Thursday. 7 p. m.. mid-week prayer
meeting. Topic: "Influential Service."
This church will remain open tori
Dar- services all summer. A cordial invi-
O-flght. Violet RI.) m. ISO and tation to worship here is gladly given.
4“. —_-
Services at Knight street A. 1!. E.
church. w. Henry lamr. puma—u
a. m.. morning service. 12:30. Sun-
day school. 3:30 p. m., sacred con-
cert. under the leadership or Mrs.
Frank Middleton and Mrs. Robert
Wright. 7:46 p. m.. sermon. BubJect:
and Friday
Monday evening—Every person who
wishes to take part in the play: “The
“lay of the Croes.‘ ‘plcase meet at the
m Pile. church—about 30 people meet at the
gflTRY Tuesday evening—Prayer and class
COfl‘v meeting.
am Thursday (‘\'(nll’l'—Bll“hda.\' party.
29“ by the Evt-r Rind)“ Circle.
{3; $393, und ‘1] Thursday. July Zth-——Picnic. at
Its Branches
HOLIDAY WEDDING
IN sown NORWALK quired for the entertainment of the
Continued from Fir-at Page. -
and Mrs. Valentine
' requested to
Southport. Conn: Mm. Valentine. the tion. Storekeeper! a“ '
only sister of the monk—wearing a
. yet as appropriate an poutbl‘e.
stunning gown and hat to match.l::. Although no formation has been
made for the parade. it is known as
sons.
Congregatimml. Baptist and hietho-
(list union struces. South Nor-walk.—
Tcmorrow. tht- Congregational. Bap-
list and Methodist congregations will
worship togetht in the South Nor-
Walk Baptist church. Rev. John J.
Snuvcly. pastor of the Methodist
church. will preach in the morning at
0:3" (8. 'l‘.). In the cvcning. at 7
o’clock (S. T.). the song and preach-
ing service will be held. with the Rev.
\\'. H. Kidd. 1'. ll. of Stamford. as
prcacher. Following the evening
'0‘ '00le service the members of the quarterly
conference of the Methodist church
will rut-ct fer the first quarterly corr-
rcrenct- or the year. in the Methodist
church building. Dr. \\'. H. Kidd. dos-
and Mn. Carl Gray. of Buffalo:
Gray. wearing a mono unusual gown
Etta Huger.
ot‘ . .
Charles Orr. a member or charge °f the detachment 0‘ horwalk I
New York:
the Friars' Club. or New York; Mrs. cancers-ice men.
Margaret Graves. oi‘ Hohoken. _ .
gowned in gray Canton crepe. was the 192““! Artillery.
life of the party s. To show the interest taker in the
Jitneurs Face Snag
on f A penis "I am just in receipt of the circular
.Pendency 0 p letter to contributions for the catch.
’Olmfln‘od hm F“ m.
Mid-work union ecu-ice will be hold
on Thursday owning. at 6:45 (S. T.).
itvv. John J. vaciy in charge. in the
First Congrrmtional church, Nor—
wulk. Rev. E. P. McGrcgor. Ph. It.
pastor-Momma service at 9:80 (S.
T). with sermon by the pastor. Sub-
ject: "The-Dixinc Thirst." The Sun-
day school “'lil take a vacation until
trips to Sept. Jlth.
I‘m‘. Music:
Mrs. Lillian Shtrwood—PTt-wfirk. so-
.“ A m rano: Mrs. Edna May Solicck.
CLERK} ‘ n‘ ' m I“ “I 'gianisi; Mi» Maebelie Austin. via-
of III his
Pin-nitration. "“"'-
mission oflce
run a bus
cont-any
Wilton midcnts are up to am: Cash
over the matter. .
10.00
. ed w i ai the case Royal E. E. Gorham .
gig» .30 ‘53: the Not-wan kCran» Norwan: Coal & Supply Co. «10.03
bury line, has been granted pemis- Lottie H. Munro 5.0
,slom to go ahead with his line, 000
there was no objection by the 0015- Dr. Thomas Francis 1 . ,
Many in P flat) Mom" necticut company at the hearing held Chas. A. Whitney 10-00
811mm; July 1“ (7th Sunday after
i ‘ - .. F. T. : 6:30 .
‘7 90- must. do: Kuwait ”“W' ‘F ’ a "1* “W
Communion-momma» Communion of
July 1st at 4
w
Trust m-
to” o! the amount of donations
The “Elm M mt. Hakim ‘I
very generous response nu ma inch
by citizens of Nomik, the M tut!
«town. mailman-ch here-s
present that more money must hi
W to moo We tood and
com-esc‘nhuadrcdfirvioexfintrom‘
but
“mum-sum as... will].
b6
The local act-vice men. it new
‘wlil number about 1.000. and they
' 'wiii want to have their “buddies" on-
m Two hand- lawe Been en-
hu also been engaged for the dance
the n‘ht or the 16th.
itained. together with Governor Lake
aide: at the Royal James Inn. Hon»
an absence or smaller ‘c'ontflbntions
tfian “maidrequeststhattllonwliwj
can. send in their donations. to any
:10 each. an it is desired to haw as
log pouible the proper ceiebrhtlol on
Several companies of men ‘mo have
public buildings. stores. etc, with
hunting and laws have approached the
committee with the propositidn that
Scuth Norwalk Rescue mission. 6 . , abbut “a
H91"? street. 1!. Gale. supeflntcndent. they be allowed to go Cl!!!
“‘3‘” p‘ ‘9‘: pm“ ““1 ”MWY'tne name or the committee. and are“.
"holding up" merchants and other: in
corating store fronts and public
We are expecting min-ion women m has mused
from White Plains. (igniting-ans Stam- “mm“ 1'" ”mm
Come and dad the difference
between salvation and religion.
Evening service at 7:45.
Bible study. Monday evening.
Meetings Wednesday
evenings at 8.
Everybody is Welcome to these serv-
to auction this.
The desire is exhumed. however.
that those who can decorate their
homes. otorea. or homes. with an
Am can dag. and if podible n
Fro ch flag as well. This is all that
is asked as the money that would
other-wine be spent for the elaborate
decoration ot buildings and stores.
might better be sent to the committee
for use in completing the money re-
visitors.
The City Hall. together with other
public buildings will be decorated with
the colors of this and the French na-
make their decorations as simple. and
Major G. Morgan Mot-en will be in
C01. Payne will com-
J mand the visiting battalions of the
celebration by some of the ext-service
men of the city. the committee has
made,public the following letter re-
ceived by them:—
tainment ot the troops that are‘to
parade at the dedication o! the French
cannon. presented by the Republic of
in favor of the Congress Taxi '00.. :11» France to the City of Norwalk, and
A” m “n" I” take great pleasure in tot-Wording
flied In 15 days-unless the commler herewith my check for ten dollars.
aion gives an extension of 16 days Having been a resident or Nor-walk
for some years. Itake a civic pride in
it was stated at the Utilities COD-"he tact mm the city has been so for-
today “by W” innate as to have been granted such
Henry F' Billings 3:“ dmkb‘?p: a war trophy. and naturally personal
cations will not me 0 interest as having served as a Com-
“;nuweeg'. m‘31‘3i‘1w omes mander in our navy in the World war.
e ec v9 _.
Charles Carnality, who gushed
between Soul _ .
been exiled > . The list of contributions to date.
23:33:10: .5:st gm, :28 :hpe follows. including the monia previ—
ground that he is in direct compal. ously acknowledged:—
tion with the Connecticut .
between emu Norwalk and Winoi- Tristmm 0: Hum
Yours truly.
‘0 v 'r BABIN.
N lk PRO os
Previously acknowledged $60 1.5 0
. as: what Jltneys out be cut download F. Carmela 10.00
s a matter of conjecture. and one Mary It. Cunningham 10.00
that is proving of great mien-t
local Jitneymen.
w
' 10.00
Mrs. P. W. ‘Bro0ks 10.00
10.00-
Oorrenty it is ex- 0. c. Whitehead) 10.00
as Mrs. E. A. Woodward 6.00
iDI‘. Wm. J. Tracey 10.00
the exact amber to he allowd.§xamer Dent-telly 10.00
t0 S. J. Watkins 10.00
Rev. D. '1'. Van Doren 1009‘
St. Paul‘s Episcopal church.-——7:30.
“"iifirt cannons”
m
renovation or the church. which is so!
' och“ in need. and every member in‘
advert? Christian church. Ens-vest
and Van and: attach. Eat-t Not—walls.
Rev. mot lac-lie Long. M.—.
o‘clock. Loyal Worker-f .
Dr. J. G. (3er 10-”
~lifoney depositad on or heron W... I‘. Hoyt :03»
July 10th Will draw town‘s-on m Cid k $3.03
t. m m "8'. w. A. Quotient mom
H. Glendenning & Co. 10.00
4‘ Stilloonol’owcil Co. 10.0w
’ ma & Riley 10:00
Frank Lauder 110,22:
. W Furniture Co. . .
am We oo- in. m cm. In; gilicr 1.2.3:
‘Mary . arle .
GARAGE, 1 EAST WALL 81', R u “an, ~ . {Mg .
Fox Cycle 4'; Hdw. Co. 10.00
mm- mum w. ma 5.001
7 Albert F. Gehebe 10.00
. , l". L W 10.00
Glorio- F. Koch . _ 19.09
’ nation Quintana 10:00.1
‘ the Lawyer * , 10.00
3cm». a. running ‘ 10.00
. it. III-lever a ct. .. coo
" Provo-t Babln . ‘10-00
$71.50
mac—rm}...
Wmmm
’ “ ms: Hutu, u
I? wanmmron or.
“mum-um
.. , ‘ he...” “
Luwm t.
max-“w _A. !
”mu‘hcuumt
Pcremng
‘ltflmfl. mm
‘—-.I
”Dorian House
i aunt Dhmuns"
“mu“rood
i. ”madam
EliaCarte
V‘H‘ '- ‘ I ‘
ship at 6:80 o'clock—a brief and
helpful service. Standard time is ob?
recon:- ' ~
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