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. W , P . 71001:: new. modern dwelling. Near 1! you w quick results, list gloat
Operator-s on Indies (loan .mLonnn and trolley. Select residential firmwfiwfih the do-
Bath Robes section. Large lot. All latest lmprovo- (at is ”'0 wigs" eel We deal.
ments. For lmmedhte sale will take or, ”1"- 88811.; .
Good Pay Steady Work $250 cash. Balance terms and rent, only «elusive! not! but: dealer in,
Apply 12 South m Street right payments. Phone 1900. its: enggm his wilds time to
Inst floor you sinus—Very fineBrown Leghorn . s - u
._ Cockerels. Call evenin s. s. W, The Blustone Remnant Place. 1
WANTED—Woman to do work by day. Durgy, 52 Fifth St., Eest- orwalk. more AvganNorwalk, will no open
lnq. Mrs. Kohn. 9 R. R. Ave. 97917 W Badly and Saturday horn
hm FOR SALE— 25p buys at 3-4 ton Ford .3 to 3 m.- No more Mondays. Prices
WANTED—~A woman for eneral truck; 191 . Newly painted, 045 Jam .
housework. A ly at, 12 .Eincoln. body. special sin'inssir five. pneumatic.
Am, or Phone 347' tires. ‘Any demonstration. Phone ' CENTRAL 3‘33“ gflop
WANTED—’Woman for general house-
work. Apply 18 France St.. Norwalk.
WANTED—Antiques, high prices in“
. [or old-time urnlturo. mahogan1v
pherry,_ maple. inc, etc.. also o ti
china, glass. on In. of merit "that Is
over 1 years old. 0. A. Bernstein.
cos Weatport Ave..-Phono 1693. -
WANTED—A leading Cake Specialty
concern wishes a d at buting
agenci in Stamford and Norwalk.
Must e financially responsible. Write
B. care Sentinel.
WANTED—Several girls about 16
years old for light work in manufac-
turing department. Steady work. 86p-
mngcady for duty. Clover Mfg. ..
epauk.
WANTED—Security salesmen to call
on people who have requested infer.
matron, and explain legitimate propo-
sition. Liberal commission. Call Vio-
‘cz-r Page Motor Co., 123 Washington
WANTED—Experienced cleaner. and
all-ls in packing room. Tristram
Shoe 00.. Union St.
2172-4.
FOR SALE—ladders. made to order
30c to 60¢ a toot. delivered. Old
ladders repaired. We call for and de-
liver. Phone 1580. E. V. D Hamm."
West Rocks avenue. ‘
FOR SALE—Large flat top desk,
suitable for omce' use. Also d -
gist’s glass table. three shelves: also
the dicine cabinet. Reasonable. ‘72
West avenue, So. Norwalk. ‘
FOR SALE—6horscpower, 2 cylinder
marine motor. nearly new. with
Schebler carburetor and mulller.
Price 350. Phone 14712.
FOR SALE—Ten miles from Norwalk
near to station, churches. schoo
stores. factory. One and one-half acres
gound. eight room house. well. apples.
“:8 $1800.00 terms. C. M_. A., care
of Sentinel ce.
FOR SALE—House: all
ments; 8 ooms; fruit.
box 95. care 0 Sentinel Oilice.
FOR SALE—Bargain. 1917 Chandler
touring car. Price $600. Vaast Bros.
Garage, 17 Chestnut St.. Phone 1360.
im rove-
rite
inn- TO LET
fr -1 .
3‘0 RENT—~Basement 40x75. concrete
floor. windows on 3 sides. runw
for automobiles. Schumann Art Pri
back of P. 0., So. Norwallt. Conn.
Ion RENT—Storage Brace. non-ea
hold furniture. Cellar-n rooms.
Semi-fire proof building.
Coal and Storage 00.. Inc. Sange-
dnck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
his nuotiable' warehouse receipts.
1.1!!
Hansen?
1
FOR SALE—~UprlghL piano in good
condithn .at sacrifice, Party leaving
$313. Monday. 7 Center St., 80. Nor.
PFQR SALE—Ford touring,- our, cheap.
1918 Model '1‘. l .3 , h d
St" Norwalk. ”Dy ‘5 Orc ar
FOR. SALE—Harley Davidson motor-
cycle in first-class, A-l condition.
and with full electrical equipment.
Cheap. inquire Dewey Mills, Crockett
Ave, Rowayton.
e— a
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, t.
WILLIAM F. HOYT ed: good tires. price nggslsyoggglle.
REAL ESTATE kguwgiwklns, 28 Howard 379., East
it is cheaper to buy than to build
4 Houses. 6 rooms, 1 bath ..... $4,000
3 houses, 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... 84.500
2 houses. 6 rooms, 1 bath ..... $5,000
2 houses. 6 rooms, 1 bath ..... $5.500
Zol’amily houses in all sections of the
Norwaiks. prices
from . . . . . . . . . . . : $4.000 to 810.000
All kinds of private
residences:
farms and shore property.
Look—l want to rent a 7-room house.
1 bath, willing to pay $60 per month.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
3031'
LOST—Bank book. No. 6186. Sout
Norwalk Savings Bank. All paymentls1
stopped. Return to South Norwalk
Sayings Bank.
M
LOST~Fountain pen at K. of C. ball
game Sunday, with initials J. M. Re-
ward if returned to Sentinel.
LOST—Bunch of keys. Name stamped
son SALE—Cabin Power ‘noat. éi
ft. long, 8 it. wide. 8 h. p. Buflalo
engine. clutch and equipment. 265
East Ave.
near Bridgeport tor Norwalk real
estate. App! to Mr. Fuller, 16 80 th
Main. street. y u
FOR SALE—1mm, modern house in
eve detail. lot 1001325 tt.. fruit.
,First-c ass location for oil station.
Bargain George Mitchell. Tele. 1881.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
FORD SERVICE, WEI-DING
ALL wosx GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
soon-l NOIWALK
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and Ono
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave. 8o. Norwalk, Conn.
on k- . ’
Ierwinpysst. Notify W. A‘ Hoyt, 12%
I“ T‘ ‘ .. - « _.~—
ORLINS’
TIRE VULC'ANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
w and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
'Standard Gasoline and Oils
Ne
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
Idea—Ollie. 1103- H
in WAs'l-uucrouwa’. on
law nan man's sunnin- ’
TO THE PEOPLE OF
international 0
at their lowest no
ower, and
NORWALK
eve-pipe Heaters are
e comin in
Better place four
. . protect .d
Satisfaction goofing??-
mloney refunded—cash or installment
pan. We are heating houses or 18
IOOIHS. We can surely heat your house.
1 "Cugtolf‘ners prbours haveI saved from:
7.. _ _ coa nsin me a ;
One pipe Heaters}: g in tional,
names lumished on request. Call or
telephone 473$.
Sefiégfil heater at i
Y A HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Tel. 473—3, SaAlggrl-lvtralk
Plumbing Heating Tinning
SHIP LAN DED
SCOTCH WHISKEY
IN CAMDEN, N. J.
(Contlnu
go;
ed from First Page).
liquor from West End in the Bahamas.
H.- DJISsed quarantine here under coy-
er of darkness. landed the liquor and-
dl‘hrmerl down past guarantine toDeler
worl- llay as an outward bound vec-
iirl and took on ballast. The T110318.-
on returned and receiving a clean bill
:2 faith at the Marcus Hook.’ Pa...1
..-,‘."}rfm.“'."° station. sailed tor Miami!
(14’ it) instead or coming to Phila-
Dhm the port.to which the schoonw
Economy.-
You save money when you purchase
your Lamps at the Electric
Shop
Exceptional ty
3 50 watt lamps (220 v) ...... 81.00
1 100 watt lamp 1220 y. 110 v) 81.00
1 200 watt lamp (220 V, 110v) . 82.00
Try a Violet Ray Lamp.
.1. M. woman
ELECTRIC SHOP
'28 Washington Street
N. Store Open [or m
CARPET .CLEAN‘ING
Securing, Tumbling Vacuuming
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
87 CEDAR 812, SOUTH NORWALK
WE use
Mr-
NOTIfiE
Former,Lewis 8. Beers-place in Wil—
$2311“, sale. Rich. polling meadows.
surroundings. 8n table
’estate. Sacrifice. Write
Sentinel.
man ‘s
A. care of
—.
“MKS HUM MOLE TBUNKS
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.—Eugene 1.3-...
Peace. a negro. was released on $2.500
etfect that he hadvstolen trunks con-
taming Jewelry valued at 860.000 from
the Grand Central Terminal in New
York in June or last year.
Mrs. Peace. who says she gave _the
information to get revenge on her
husband. according to the police, also
implicated *a negro porter. whom Chi-
cago police have as ..-d New York
authorities to take into custody.
N0 SIREN CAR SERVICE.
um
TO EXCHANGE—A fine modern house ‘
A
. undid views and,
l
bonds today. after being arrested on.
information given by his wire .to the:
(in Flight U
1 Ladlu'r mi é’iumm. 3’... cuttins
a
Michal: d loo
11 No. Main St... :SoINorwalk, Ct-
L'eilinAu'a expanse AND
P El. DELIVERY
0 Railroad m Nos-walk
—Phono
flow-r m - K ' ‘ ’
Pal and Pops-fin In
Esti H Checri'uli Eurasia.“
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F O"!
46 CEDAR “BEST Bo. NORWALK
melanoma
will overhaul and repair your BIS.
Ignition Ind
imam.
4
w. 4. none
Phone zoo in mac-
n: "mum-cAaecu-rmt
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K .s'rolm.
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crate and Tar Walks
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in TN .
ran Tue no I.
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mattresses. .
cushioned-11‘ soldmouroell
mos-ting.
WMW'OMW
Won-muemnw
NORWALK HAWKS” co.
Franklin and IAonroo 0L Io. Nor-walk.
T NATHAN a HILL“
oral coon-acting. painting and
C WALL man All! rams
oi" " me...“- “a: Wm
rooms it 103‘ m
ts. -
s mmwmflrm m
rial. Alexander White. 88
Booth Nor-walk.
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New million! and long astute;
bucking kinds.
New York. Address 71% fin.
Phone 818.
“D9.-
CARRIGAN I: mm. local and 10111
distance at all kinds
omce Leary d; On. m. 157']. Home
phone 868.
“'ill do light Messenger work iron:
80. Norwalk to New York. and from
So. Norwalk to Stamford. No heavy
or bulky packages taken. Studio 0'.
Sullivan. 60 Flax Hill Road. So. {lop
walk. Conn. '
FOR SALE
House. 5 rooms. with all improve-
ments oxccptolectric lights. . 33,700
House. 0 rooms with some lmprovo—
mcnta ..................... $2,700
Both places centrally located. For
particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
'1 MAIN STREET NORWALK
REAL‘ESTATE mm
SHIPPING MEN ' ;
AT BUENos mans
Continued from First Page.
'service between Hamburg and South
'Amerirnn ports. They will visit vari-
‘ous coast cities. and Mr. Ryan inti-
'mated it was possible that some or the
prt'St"lt Hamburg-American agents
lmight be replaced by Americans:
1 Shipping circles hens are deeply-in-
‘terested in the visit of the two men.
“.‘in view of recent reports of the, break
-between Hugo Stinncs and ‘the. Ham-
burg-American Company because of
the operation by Btinnes of a ‘fleet of
r;i.l'm between Germany and South
Alnerirn. in competition with the
Hamburg-America) ve-els. .
Herr Poitier said last'night that the
Argentine trade was at a special im-
.pomnce to the Hamburg-American
’Line ‘be‘cauoe thieves-one of the few today
countries where operating facilities at
ports ’had not been impaired by the
war. As a consequence. he declared-
the Hamburg‘dmerlcan Company had
been able to ma Quick contract
with the Argentine than. marlin.
not reaching .the. ore-wu- .mdard.
was continually, . ’ U
ma conn. Thelpnyslcei rewriting of the law gnu be.
'consideratlon by the Republican con-
museum-not!
g, 000.
.33
‘ Mayor Donovan. at the City Hall.
. to the British Gover
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.—Practi-
cally all of the important changes.
proposed to be made in the 1918
law have been agreed upon team.
1y by the madorlty or the members at
the House ways and means commit.-
Some minor revisions are in con-
templation and when a final egres-
ment is bad on all the champ. the
cakes: up. When they assembled to-
day, the committeemen bgLievedthelr
labors could be complet: -.l by late
Sa‘tuFday and the bill mEL: .~ ready-10!-
ference next Monday.
The net reduction in the yearly to:
tdtal as a result of the committee's
work yeserdaiwas estimated at 3555.-
ooo,ooo with a total internal “revenue
income for the government of 33.-
110.000.000. Losses in revenue were
roughly estimated as follows
Repeal of the excess profit taxes
and higher income surtax. 3640.000.-
000. .
Elimination of the freight and pas-
39m;- and Pullman transportation
mg, $258,000,000.
Increase or the exemption allowed
heads or dependents from $200 .co
moo for each dependent. ssotb‘ll'oml‘o.
Removal of the wearing apparel.
fountain and ice-cream and stamp le-
vies on tom preparations and pro-
prietary medicines. 848,000,000.
Increased. revenue figured upon in-
eluded $263.000.000 from the five per—
cent. income taxes of corporations.
and 866.000.000 tram manutacturers'
tlcles. proprietary medicines. bottled
beverages and grape juice. 878.000.-
_~ --I
Treasury exports had prepared to-
ay for prcoentation to the committee
realized estimates on government in-
crease and expenditures in accord
with those figures agreed upon at the
conference Tuesday night between
President fiat-ding. Secretary Mellon
and Republican leaders or the House.
These included reductions of 8620.-
00'0.000 iii-the estimated expenditur-
63 for £111! year.
Republican leaders explained that
it was not propoaed to reduce actual
appropriations made by Congress for
this fiscal year. but to accomplish
most of the proposed reductions on
unexpended balance held by the va-
rious departments.
BOARD OF
EDUCATION BRINGS
MANDAMUS SUIT
Continued from Fll'lt Pm
192.1."
The. Board of Estimate. through its
membehmlllchael J. Riordan. Wil-
liam H. Malone. William H. McMahon.
Mortimer M. Lee. Henry J. Hipson.
and John H. Coates. and Mayor Dono-
van as mayor and ex—officlo member
of the Board. have been served notice
that on or before the 19th of this'
month. that they. as the llonrd of Es-
timate and Taxation shall reconvene
and add to the amount appropriated
for the schools the sum of $18,288.28.
or to signib’ cause ‘to the contrary .at'
the hearing to be held at Bridgeport
on August 19th.
Mayor Donovan. who is away from
the city :it the time. and who is not
expected to return before August 20th.
hurry lionw now that a court order
has boon invoked. but whether the
meeting will be called. is “a matter or
conjecture It may be likely that the
matter in” be fought out at‘the hear-
ing in Bridgeport.
This morning Deputy Sheriff Nelson
“K Bonniirt served the papers on the
parties mmwd. and left the papers for
CARD PARTY
HOSPITAL WORK
(Continued From First Pfge)
:———
Thr committee in charge consisted
of Miss Max-loose Taylor. chairman.
Mrs. l.. A. Lehmaier. Mrs. F. A. Lane-.4
Mrs H i‘. Price. and Mrs. H. W‘.‘
Gregory.
The thanks of the committee is ex-
tended to the press of the city for their
many notices. and also to anyone who
m anyway helped contribute to the
success of the nilair.
lkValera Makes
Reply to England
LONDON. Aug. 11 (Annotated
taxes on tounhain syrups. toilet ar— '
will undoubtedly pack his bags and ,and who on becoming intoxicated had
Ln
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. fl ‘ \’
BRIDGEPDET. ‘Ang. 1.1.——Clalming
jitney service unnecessary braille.
proper transportation or the-public of
Bridgeport.- the onnecticut Conga, ny
tony Minted mm in -the.8upérlor'~
court in appeal “from the lindtngf or
the 'Pnbllc Ufllltiee’ Commlsoton‘ mut-
ing thout seventy- certificates!» bus
operation 'here. The men {who wet-cw
given Public Utilities WW-
mits are beingxserved-with copies or
thd action. 7 The Connecucubflampany
claimtthat ills aggrieved births Com-
lmlssion's ruling; that it is .. income-i
able ruling and may causcf e aban-
donment of street railway mules.
~ ' “at“
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. ll.—Eleven
hundred dollars in fines was 'usemed
upon alleged violators or the prohibi-
tion law in the Police Court here to—
day. The lines ranged from 350. for}
first oflense to $300 an thlrg,c9nyio
tions. . In addition to the has, must
of the accused were giveniiian sent-
ences of from five to ten days. Flank
Hoeminsky. arrested in 11.1de Satur-
day night.‘ when five gallons-of alco-
hol and five gallons of whiskey were
confiscated, was fined 3300, it being
his third conviction. "
Deaths and Funerals
Marcella Smith. .
Marcella Smith. of Westport. died
at the Nor-walk Hospital. aged 63
ycara The deceased was employed as
housemaid by a Westport mmlb‘JThe
remains are to who shipped to New
York city. her home. for interment.
TODAY IN VIII. sun: 1
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. run—In»
dustrial shares repeated tliek- omen:
familiar performance at the-opening
of the Stock Market today initial
prices being sharply lower in many in-
stances. Virtually all of the shares
which _ieatured yesterday's selling
movement were again weak. Ameri-
can Sugar and General metric touch-
ed new low levels for the year at 61 $6
and 11!. respectively. Mexican Pe-
troleum. Pullman. Kelly Springfield.
international Paper and U. 8. Alcohol
sag-52d l to 11,5 and Baldwin.
American Car. Crucible Steel and In-
spiration Copper. 1% to 3%.. Western
Union. was a notable exception. starto
lng two and a. halt higher at 7895.
Sterling Exchange ruled about a cent
higher.
WALL STREET. Noon—Confident
array 02 substantial declines in the
forenoon. Heavy pressure was ex-
erted against the oils. but no section
oi“ the market was exempt from
weakness. Additional low records to;
as to the maintenance of dividends
caused pressure against various
shares. but the entire market suffered
uvities. Call money was retained at
the recent ruling figure of Biper cent.
PRIEST’S BODY .
FOUPI D AT BOTTOM
OF SANDCLIFF
(Continued from First Page).
made broken revelations to her. PoTlce
are searching for Daily Manon. The
foreigner. Dolly Macon told glilghtow-
er. had ‘shown her a pistol and when
ohe pretended to shring from it in
fear. he said: ...
"You do right .to be afraid of that
gun. It has taken human—life.”
Dolly Mason then asked where the
man was buried. Hihtower said.
f‘He isn‘t alone.” the foreigner as
said to have replied. “I've",a. .ma1
watching him all the time—so. man
who sits and cooks flap-jacky”
At times. the foreigner-.2 Dolly
Mason told Hightower. expredped ha-
tred for the Catholic church-
Hightower. acting on theintormm
tion given by the women. he “moon-
ducted“ a personal lnvestigafion'g and
being somewhat familiar - ‘wlth' the-
Salada Beach vicinity. had_ “filed“-
flculty in locating th‘e‘slgnboard' pic:
turing a man frying flapjacks. '
He said he’then'stal‘tbd Search. find-
calibre revolver cartridge.“ ,Hejsild he
then burrowed. . into. the, ‘ Vly .dngl
mnd'by the face of the canon .1. god
a bloodsteined piece of gunnysaclr...
”mint was enough for one day,"‘ngh.
tower told ‘the police. “I wanted" to‘
get away from there. I didn't want to
puny—The reply of Eamonn do
Valera. the Republican Irish lad“;
nméet'l Irish !
peace proposals. was han “ems-
ten Chamberlain. Government Radar!
in the House of Commons. concern
The tenor of the "Ply was With‘
held. The official explanafld‘n was
that it would be mbject to inspection
by the Cabinet and it was unlikely,
to'be divulged for some time.
NE‘V TYPE SAM BROWN]?! BELT.
”It is expected that .321 Patch?
managing director at the Stlnnea in:
teresla. will arrive here soon. '
Both Mr. Ryan and Herr Pelt-en
deprecated last night the idea
lines was the fundamental
their visit to this city. »
There are six ve-oels at present
operating in the South American perv;
ice under the Harriman—Hunburg-l
Americanamement. faggot themr'bee
cameo!
BAY CITY. men. Aug. 11.——8ng£ L
lnaw and Royalty were without strict“.
car service this morning. operation of!
the Saginaw-Bay, City Railway Com-'
:r had cleared in ballast from Wed.
.m. The failure to ’ ‘ '
dolphin led to the team-p.
after the company went .into ' bank-3‘ up; with Dutch,
loamiofifiteillgl‘sfl Melanoma
Inc. and ‘ n34 e W “San?
Stlnnes Companynlg'oi‘haa sii’fliips in!
operatioi'."and .both concerns pinata.-
.pm'n lineszhnvlnrccesed at midnizht 'edd mails Foam ebullient _
Wm aniiproclatmed by 1:
other W-
Matrimonial;
ecu-awed
1
Lover each shoulder. has been designed
it“
competition by the Stir-ma . mmrpmed,‘by.neneral Pershing. A War
type of Sam Browne belt for wear by
army oflicers. with two straps. One
”the gum-term aster-general and ap-
Department announcement todafigdcs-
cribed the belt as having two straps.
removable pistol slides. first aid can-
teem'double magazine pocket and
sabre attachment. thus diner-lug dis-
tinctly from that now beinghworn.
4“:
_————‘-———— :
look any further." '
Hightower. said. he pen
the matter for‘threc days. and last
night alter a further visit to his “find."
resolved to go to the residence or
Archbishop Edward J. Hanna. of San
Francisco. and"“tell the authorities 0!
the church his story. The archbishop1
was in conference at the time and
Highto‘wer told his itor~~yto’a neWs-
paper reporter. who .immcdia’lely took
the man to his neWspaper ombe, where
police, omcials were called. The man's
short selling produced an extensive;
the year were scored. including Utah ‘
Copper. which sold at u 5-8.‘Doubrts .
from the widening scope of beer ac- ~
ing a bit of black rag and later an“,- ‘
deg-ed dyer. _
story was then investigated...nghtow- *
m s
Wiggwm
(Continued am First Page)"
to famine .lrloken districts of Rus-
sia. them. to report before
the' question ”being descrnnll by
Prime minister Lloyd «mm. In a
:e .. not a poiitlcu mat-l
t. '
It was announced this noon that ex-
perts had completed the work oi"
drawing the rum Bile-ion boundary
line and that their report was ready
for submission to the Supreme Coun-
cil at the late after-men session oi
that body.
N0 COMPLAINT
MfiDE T6 i’ROSEWTOR
Continued nun second page)
0—0.
a complaint?" ‘
From authoritative sources it was
learned by The Sentinel reporter that
there is every likelihood that a com-
plaint about the omendiug jitney op-
erators will be. made to Prosecutor
Lockwood some time today. in. order
that the status of the jitney operator
may be determined in Norwalk once
for all. It is said that one member or
the police force will watch for a driver
accepting money from a passenger.
and will then make the complaint.
QUESTION W LL-DRESSED
STRA NGERS. _
HELSINGFORS. Finland. Aug. 11.
~Well-dressed and well-nourished
visitors appearing on the streets of
Petrograd are stopped in the streets
by many of the inhabitants. who look
.them‘ up and down and ask them
many questions. just as if they had
dropped down from another planet.
according to a Firm who was officially
permitted to visit Petrograd to distrib-
ute food to scientists and literary
men.
The Finn described the inhabitants
of Pctrogrezd as being like a lot of
“mad mendicants" or an "unanimity
hysterical nervous pitch.” He saw
Kotliarevski. a member of the acade-
my. “who came like a beggar. with
faltering footsteps .to receive his mod-
est share of the supplies." He was
without a shirt and was clad-in rags.
Some of the scientists he found ill
with scurvy. Benois. Phe painter. he
said. is “dreaming of a piece of choc-
olate." Maxim Gorky and others are
attempting to take care at these sci-
entists.
l'
.
RESPECT
WELL GAINED
. HE maintenance of a
T standard that constantly
assures satisfaction and
thrift has gained for Ron
Ton the lasting respect and
“confidence of the women of
Norwaik. '
u
W
m flat-walkand Viol
bably shovel-stunt much.
temperature; moderate tolmfii‘
west
lied. lee-operation in sending nucleon
not www.mvoive ”cognition in A trough m
any term ot the Bow :Goslrnmentfirom Texas northeastward Wino...-
.anr-ence Valley; The temperature ll
doing slowly in the o'er-thorn dim -
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ed
to
”Stephen Cushmeyer. James m
and James Joseph Weisnel‘.‘ and
who pleaded guilty. but 'h.‘~_
were continued were; Joana: "
son. Paul Magoo and Bryan Cunt.
Hunt were arraigned in the M
city court. this morning.
Nehemiah Candee. . __
cases were nailed: two of '
rested who had pleaded
continued until September 3.7 ; '
Charles Allen and James Curtis.
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Weather Forecast 7!
lady tonighgg‘z’li‘sldw u
and south wind-s; noises. ' was" I“
of low premix”
mans‘nl
4
Eight alleged crap~shooters anodi-
by Detective Sergeant The.“
beget-o I“
appear. while the otherfi‘l
The cases nolled were (Lilo OI
The two who failed to appear wool
hHARDWARE & soils:
125 WASHINGTON s'r
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CLEARANCE SALE
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Dorlon House;
Shore Dinners
an m or a... seed
blot of Police O'Brien and
the dead priest a. watch.
or leading the way .to ~the .grave ot_
INGTON. Au . n.—-—A new Father Benita. .
WASH g I ,Consta- ?
Landinl found in the pockets of1
The hands ».
had stopped at eight minutes before
10 o'clock. Other articles toundjon
the body included a red Moroccocase
containing the Sacred Heart. _
Last Aug. '3. a week ago last n' ht.
Archbishop Hanna received-sin anony-
'mous letter demanding 36.5 n small
billitnr the optometnrn of Father Her-
lin. and yesterday the archbishop re»
cohedrmher
.000 .rmonu
at
-m' Antoni. Aug.’3‘."‘(mg
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«letter demanding $15.- ‘
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season: on Cars on.
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