1C2"
' 95mm; dinner parties at the. Royal '
flames. "conduit-day evening. Jrv
s
Two Gentsaword;minmnmcharge50operiune,3times$100 Cap-DoublePrioe.
rplayed dance music for the al.-
‘tthat just could not be denied. as
:as the orchestra started up ,one sim-‘
’ply had to get up and dance. “Th
following is a list of guests for Sun »
' day's register: Mr. and ”Mrs. D. 1)...
Gregory. Jr" ot Syracuse: Mr. : '
Mrs. L. 1’4; Barber. Mr. and Mrs; A. 8.:
mamas rem WWW
H A
F0 E— . Careful Inspeshon p‘m‘u the Inter.
_ WANTED't ‘ o-RrogALb Bargain-big? gem: national Ono-pipe Heater to Bell
Operators on Boiler can» and:
Bath-Johns; AlsoP‘ulishert
Good. Pay
SteadyW‘orlr'm
Apply 12.; Sonth loin “Sheeting“
Firstrloor
WANTED —— General houseworker.
white. family of three: write P. O.
Box 624. giving references
wages expected.
1-
WANTEMpez-iztars on silk under-
wear. Good pay. steady work. Fer-
ris Bros. 127 Wash St.
- -._.v - ‘ a—I
WANTED—A woman for general
housework. Apply at 12 Lincoln
Ave. or phone 2347.
WANTEHimatiou to care for in«
valid or elderly person Telephone
Norwalk 1424-4.
WANTED—White woman to-
cleaning. Apply Housekeeper Roy-
a! James hatel.
_ TO LET
To LET—Furnished rooms.
for 83.60 and $4.50. All improve-
ments.' 3 minutes tram—R. 8. station-
andtrolley.- Mrs. H. .A. Craw, 30
Cllcstnute St. Phone 1257—3.
To LET—r4 .rooms and bath. for
small 4 family. Apply 21 Osborn
Ave. East Nor-walk.
FOR RENT—5 room apaftment.
Apply. to Mrs. C. A. Whitney. 4 0r-
chard Street.
T0 LET~Garage,
premises.
L'owndes.
9x20 Inquire on
60 Woodward avenue
aha—nil: ‘ ’ Terr—4-
'TO LET—-—Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping at 21 North
lam St. Phone. 2635. - .
FOR RENT—Well lighted, five roosn’
flat with all improvements.
"Greenberg's," Westport, Conn.
TO LET—Five room
Washington Street.
apartment.
East N orwalk.
doI
Rooms.
Apply L
“.500: Goons Midfielf. Phone 1851,
FDRSAw—Ao-acrelarm . with. build:
inside cityzwith improve-
available; .worth. $85,0003cash
(games. 'i We
in
line]
FDR'SAL‘BI M‘ for m
stemmed. nieel Waits-ted. modem.
improvements,“ 9 location. douig:
Uiottedone Immediate g‘éscennion. I
o
6.000 Mort agerN You had bet.
ter hurry suitor-walk.
A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
7-room new. modern dwelling. Near
statiomand. trolley -Seleot dentin]
section. Large lot. All latest rove-
ments. For Immediate sale will a
3““ can demand (1-332,
am
.right momma. Phonemo.
with starter: 3360:"
bout, 3250.
1919 :Fordsruno-
Theseccrcm'os soot..-
. new. Call 'at- 6 Wsltport..Aw.. or
Phone 2163. ‘l-l 3
FOR SALE—A new 5 room bunga—
low on Platt St..IEast Norwulk with
nib improvements Inquire otsChas.
Stolll. 13 Platt St:
.FOR SALE-”1919' Indian Motorcycle!
electrically equipped and side car.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford Sedan. within
starter 3475: 1921 Ford touring oar. ,
‘ lager of Lancaster, Pa; Mr. and M '
E. R. Roach of Hartford: and E. W4
Stearns pt Mord. N. (I. The fol“
lowing il a list or guests who regi
tered oaasatnrday: Mia’s“ Mix-ad?
c Grumman. Mr. and I’m. D. W4
Commit .1. Stenerson. . and Mrs.“
J. P.Qlfi§n “Kiting. A J.Hoist.
E: I-LyBigelow. Mr. and Mrs. J Hem-
mint. 3“. of New York City: A. L.
Bauer Heating System .
, Value is measured by service sen-
:de‘r’ed
Increasd weight.
Two-piece hrspot. .
Triangular anti-clinker shakiuggrates.
Large water pan tarnishing abund-
ant moisture for the air.
Dust proof and gas proof.
Strong. powerful and durable-- stealer ahtA. Mantle. both otBrooln-
every designed to give year! (ya; on '1‘. A. Smith. Mrs. Lois K.
or hardest service Smith the Eleanor Smith. all at Troy.
9. cool cellar—in whchto
store your vegetables.
installed in a day.
Wonderfully economical Jen moi.
In use in Norwnik since 1916.
Now is the time to do some serious
thinking, about next winter's. “Com-
forts." '
More teat, less *tuel and less fur-
ace trouble.
' Cash. «Enrollment plan. ,
Get-«la on .the cal-indoomlnstin. at.
therpresent low prion.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded
HIKE? . A :HEGEU‘JIN. Agent
“Water Street . So. Nomlh.
Plumbing Heating Tinnim
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
New York. Mr. and Mrs W. J. Nice
and Mr. ineraG. C. Mayo, otPorb-
land. Me; c. Leyendecker at East
Orange; Row Jersey and Mr. and Mrs.
w; L. figelow o: Pittsfield, Mass.
Miss Pauline Ward and Miss Doc-
othy Bantu, or New York City, are:
enjoying? a month's vacation at the
home of hire M. J. Golden. of 29 Ce-
dai' streot. Both are very tslented
young staple. the rot-me: having just
completed a course at the Academy.
of Music .in New York. while the lat-
ter has ‘ been engaged by the Wm.
For studios and will start‘for Honyw
wood. Calif., to take up a motion pic-
ture camel“ the-ulna.
Mrs. Thomas W. McAllister. oi
Danbury. spent the week-end here.
visiting her husband who is one of.
—_
Good condition. Ke Day. 8
Betta Place. East Norw ‘
FOR SALE—Valuable business loca-
sold " at once. Party going abroad.
For sale at a sacrifice. Centrally ‘lo-
cated in business-district'on Wuhinga
ton street, consisting of store and.two
apartments. For .information notify
J. M. N. c-o SouthNorwaik Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Detroit “Jewel" live-I
bumer Gas range, first class condi-
tion. splendid baker. bargain at
$25.00. See it at 1 Keyser Place,
East Non-walk. Telephone 2867. .
FOR SALE-«6 ,trenh cows and 60
sixty quarts milk daily. InsulrsJ.
Strauberger. 41 Lexington avenue. So.
Norwalk, Conn.
All improvements except heat. Inq.
64 So. Main St., So. Nor-walk. Phone
‘0. 4 I I‘m
‘J‘OR RENT—Storage Space, house.-
lold furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-lire proof building. Hubbeli
Coal and Storage 00.. Inc.. Sauga.
Suck. Conn. TeL Westport 47. We
his negotiable warehouse receipts.
‘ WILLIAM 'F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
i It is cheaper to buy than to build
4 Houses, 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... $4,000
8 hOuses. 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... $4,500
2 houses, 6 rooms, 1 bath ..... $5,000
2 houses. 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... $5,500
z-tamily houses in all sections of the
: Norwallts, prices .
from ............ $4,000 to $10,000
All kinds of private residences;
farms and shore property.
Look—I want to rent a 7-room house.
, 1 bath, willing to pay $60 per month.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
LOTS FOR SALE
rive Building Lots on Sycamore
Street, East Norwallk
No. 38, 50x14? ft, ............ . $450.00
No. 40, 52xl44 ft. ............ $450.00
No. 42, 52x140 ft. .......... .. $450.00
No. 44, 60x138 ft. ............ $450.00
No. 46. 60x135 ft. ............ $450.00
Four Building Lots on Pine Ridge
Avenue, East Norwlak
60x166 ft. ................. $800 each
EASY PAYMENTS
MULVIHILL
Sag Harbor, L. I., N.‘ Y.
AA
(till/IJCUI'UII l-JIHVARDS-qu
m-rw rum; Aug. 16.-—William Riv/1111M
this [illll Edwards retired today as
('nllerlor of internal Revenue for the
l1lil('SE district in the country. Having:
‘n'zllH-vled almost five billion dollar!
iol Uncle Sam during four years and
mm months in ounce. Ceremonies
vw if held in his office. at the Custom
House to bid good bye. and welcome.
his Republican sucCessor. Frank Kn
lowers.
"I hope you make a much better
collector than I have been." the for-
mer Princeton football star told Mr.
Bowers. Then casting a, glance in the
direction of feet hidden from his eyes
by a. waistline of great circumference,
Mr. 'Edwards added: “But you will
never make a bigger collector.’ '
Mr. Edwards today received a letter
from We w Wilson, which said:
“It was a. matter of deep satisfaction
to me to be able to show my confi-
dence in you by the appointment as
Collector. You have entirely fulfilled
my expectations. and my most cordial-
I‘ric-ndship will always follow you."
BIG ORDERS PLACED.
CHlCAGo. Aug. 15,—Molie than- one
million persons attended the pageant
of progress industrial exhibits which;
closed last night. it was announced.
Exhibitors reported a large velnmé oil
FOR SALE-—One Guernsey and one
Jersey fresh cow, also tw0 Hol-
ilein cows. Telephone 554-4, 9 Ferris
ve.
FOR SALE—Harbor Viejv Beach;
two houses just completed" One
six rooms and bath other seven rooms
T0 EXCHANGE—A fine modern house
near Bridgeport for Norwalk real
estate. Apply to Mr. Fuller, 15 South
_ Main street
FOR. SALE—1mm modern house in
every detail. lot 100x325 ft.1ruit.
First- class location for oil station.
Bargain. George Mitchell, Tele. 1861.
KEN DRICK’S GARAGE ‘
FORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave. SO. Norwalk, Conn.
CARPET CLEANING
Scouting. Tumbling Vacuuming'
Conn. Carpet Cleaning. Co.on
87 CEDAR 8T.,' SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 969
W ’
ORDER .OF NOTICE
District. of Norwalk. S.S. Probate
Court, August 15. A. D. 192
tlon. Ideal business block must he’ Frank Pleone .
é will overhaul and repair your car.
and bath. Garage to both houses.
gr‘ygflr, 20 llarbOr View Ave, phone .
er. T. Kash. Nor! the members of the flying sguadrom
only exclusivel. Real ignite dealer in of Internal Revenue men 'at work
fig: cfilgltgeiggergtsms whble time ”there checking up delinquents and col-y
fleeting taxes on various places such
cmsla as luxury and amusement taxes, pool
room. cigar manufacturers, etc.
TAXI “do.
Day andN t Servic ice
7- Passenger Studebakers, 1921
Rhone%7,17 Wall St; Nonnlk.¢onn.
5-55...— an!
CENTRAL BARB!!! SHOP
(Ono Flight Up)
Ladies’ and skint-cola Hair Cutting
Mr. and Mrs. William Kimmich are
enjoying a two weeks' motor trip
through New England. from their du-
ties at the local telephone exchange
where Mr. Kimmlch is employed in
the. wirochief's department and Mrs.
Kimmich is one of the supervisors in
the operating room.
Michel: and loo
11 No. Main 8!... So_ Non-walk. Ct.
" Lemusn’e expnus‘fauo
. R ll P5325. DELiV ERV
I N“ V“ 800“!
ll... .-
P uni—rash? KLacK‘
chitin “7' an fl
Estima'te: Chem-full (lisr'en.I
Page 1
45 cent“! 811% 1' so. NORWALK
momma
Mrs. E. F. McGregor. wife of the
pastor at the First Congregational.
Church, of Norwalk. is entertaining
her brother. Major F. J. Jeweit, who
has just lately returned from France.
and his wife and two sons for the.
next couple oi walks.
Nomlk,
Miss Marjorie J. Gulies, of Broad
River resumed her duties‘at the ethos
of the Connvmcut Light and Power
company this morning. after a visit
of two weeks with friends in Staten
Island, New York city and New Hav-
en.
any Md inh your own (arm.
lgnlti an ting systems a spec-
W. J. LYON.
20
Phone Place
nmcx "Afiofivfi'hmnv
mm snwms '
P
Wath an
e l'
wuss, nelson? Wait. and at
its Branches
CLARK ‘
a,‘
,Victor W. I-l-lris. editor of the
Hour. is expected to return the end
of this week from his two wedks' va-
cation which he has been spending at
Block Island and in the waters there-
abouts.
“
Otis ll. Lombra. of New Haven.
and Agnes Clufl'ey. also of New Hill.—
on were married in this city on Aug-
ust bill by Judge Nelltmiah Candee. ;
according to a marriage license filed
with 'loun Clerk Herbert B. Smith_
l.
110 Taylor Ave., 8o. Norwnlk, Ct.
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling. Con-
~ crate andT Walks
Work Done In First Class Style. _
FROM THE FAgTEORY T0
Josfllll “’aye. a detective of the,
Mattreuecf we” bolsters and cemml office of the New York police
cushions 0! all dl sold on our easy force u ld who has a large number
nacrment Flu A130 renovating. “ur’of ir'nnds on the Norwalk force is
MW Drop “3 3 at!!! or spendingt the month of August as the
telephone 811 for representative to sum, of me Hill Top mm
NORWALK MATTRESS 60.
Franklln and Monroe St. 8o. Not-walk.
NATHAN A. MILLER
Rlclmld W. Sweeney. Jr., left this
mornl'lg by motorcycle for Keene,
\' ll. “here he will spend the week,
Genernl 001133611118. tin! cud tacatiormg‘ from his duties as first
DOPE! 381181113. district reporter for the Evening Sen-j
Estimates cheerfull
'finel. . $5.!
Robert J. Montgomery or 43 Main
Suppl, .mployed in the Norwalk Tire
vulcunmng Shop. started today on :1
Nathan. Te i #6543
LS Miller. oTel. 1493-6
10 Spring Street. No .
WALL PAPER AND PAiNTO
Now is the time topsint E211! “110199 week‘s vacation. expecting to tour
“d t” it from ‘1‘” through the Mohawk Trail on his
rooms . Ask tor my prices
motorcycle-
onwnll lpsper. and slots. Save ti-om
:0 to 40 per cent to: labor and
rial. Alexander White, 83 me
James M. O'Brien and family. 0t”
South Rpm South Main street. returned to their,
4' home on Saturday after a two week’s
“:1 y filmed! and length-taupe tacatlon spent at the Hubbell cottage
'ltl L’Hammock Island.
News ork. Adored-71 710%.“ °“ 1" e
Phone 818.
Miss Mary V. Stevens. of: Forms
avenue. an employ-e . the City 'Nat-l
enchants 1mm. local and lost
Whereas. a certain written agree-
ment dated the 13th day at August
1921. by and between Edna Selbert cf
Jersey Cit
soy, and "ham Lang and Edna G.
Lang, husband and wile of Norwalk in
said district, prmim fn subotanr‘
for the legal adoption by the said.
.8de
Lang and. Lang.
John Edna Seibelt, a minor male child
of said Edna ‘Seibert. has been filed
in this court: and
WHEREAS, said parties have made
application to this Court for the ap—‘
prom of said ages lotion
WET,- t {cation be.
said up i
heard lhe Probate
a1?:‘11lllor'w‘=lilklaii the 27th da of
mmst,u 1921. at ”on o’,clock lorenyoon.
an: that public notice thereof be
given by publishing this order into
new
tilts ct, at least five days before sai
day of head ng.
RUTH GOLDING,
Clerk.
. ORLINS’
TIRE .Wmo SHOP r.
Aura AocsssonY. arena
as West Washington Street
Ann WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable .
Standard Gasoline. and Oils
business during the sixteen days Of
the exposition, one .iirm.
$2 2.5 000 worth of orders.
alone taking:
in the Slate m New Jer~i
1
er tracings circulation in sag _
. LOST—48m
' night and Tuesday:
7.. yesterday is new central over the mar
: .rmrthe‘ another-n and jest:rn:- dis-
. tricns. The telnpprsta‘se «in Abnormal
ional Bank. today resumed her duties
matter a two weeke' vacation spent
with friends in Pennsylvania.
distance means at all kinds
Gauche” 0 Co- Phone 1377.?
phone 368.
Will do light Messenger work from
So: Norwalk to New~York.:a.n d from
So Norwalk to Stamford. No heave):
c" bulky packages taken. . Stan“?v
2‘ " man, 60 Flax Hill Road So. or-
wallz, "cnn.
FOR SALE
House. G rooms. with all improve.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Craug and
daughter Miriam or 15 Center ave-l
one have returned after a vacation'
spent at Niagara Falls and, other
points of interest.
Miss Mabel Kelslér of Putnam ave-
nue left on Sunday for Springfield,
meats except electric light... $3.790 W“ Where she spend her vac
l 00:, Itelc—
H w ”some W‘ tion from her duties at the loca
. so imp 200‘ phone exchange-
can... ......
intiresumed. hor‘éduties o '1‘! _ -0! r “mm'wmm
'thesP.B.x.:timeufl' new .
Rubber Commnvtmplant- ”WW_ WALL STREET, 10:30.1: raw—Sell-
There were unites smothers '
fipiedel's orchestra. or Bridggpm-t'
1 -
mastic. in“ the City National Bank“
,L. 1.,
Grog, of Syracuse; Miss Stella Sop-t -
5: cend District, tor a week.
t
‘to shoot each other with knives. So
i too late.
,J'ust pity the reporters who were re-
=galed with a u
but because he was. unable to gather «
menial: was we
stock Market session. ~New low
. l
that and Ween, cam-those
building. shares showing extreme declines of
and- family lett aliases WM “”313me Whom“ Stu”
for s. camping trip “Wyatt’s Liam'-
torrtvhe next we 2334*le Goodrich also were lower
Among-rails, especially the
meat group. as maxed
, Miss Anna Larmore of Wapplugers
Falls, New York. is viiittng m Bun
Robichaudt ot; d9; Chem: :strseta m iflm_ 7
WALL STREET, Noon.—-The me-
ML ”4- Ma» mu «P». has “MW
Bartlett avenue. First district a‘llthe mm: on m We”
quietly celebratmtflreirilsh modding-m ml.
anniversary today. ,_ > .
Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell,- chit! W
ator ot the local telephone vigilante"
has resumed‘hér duties or. a two
weeks' vacation. . 0
-.—-—- ‘ . Enhancer _§ .
Misses Ethel L. and {our W'tflei‘llu'meeffdg,“ m m
of 19 Lowe street. havewreeurned maflcnester. Sears Roebuck.
tram their two week’mmtton at Mgfihnmzfiorteited 1 to 2 points.
Walnut m . Rails lapsed into axis-ems dullnuc
Miss Joanie .Lorey. . ot...1>.rovldence. in: mooted Call money opened at e
R. L, is spending a few days with Mr. iper cent.
and Mrs. George. Janos or Putnam
avenue. , .a “J
Wish; International Pope and
:Vi‘ni'admn, and Coker were
a:
o
low records at declines hot 2 to 5
mints American
7 t,_ ,
a
several leaders of that group remm'nt' 1‘
Mrnedotheir attention it» obscure.
Jules Boenish is senioyih’t “a"! week's Miles “midday; Buses sprang ,V
toolmost two-points were sustained "
vacation from his dutiesns’drl'vér tor‘
the Hatch and Bailey Lumber com.
by Corn PM California Pundit;
pw- ‘
Allied Chemical. Magneto,
_ _ , Western Union and‘ American Writing
James B. Bedient. of 7:0nnter aye- MET Pill. N- Y Air Brake, Pressed
one. has returned after ewewo._woeh' “Steel Car: and Royal Dutch also :0.
auto trip in upper New York state. acted
The Misses Sounder. 01 Float Kill "
Road. are spending several weeks at.
Westfleld and Asbury Park.
cam: rasmosi mesons.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-—Resignationot,
the Rev. Leem Pigeon as pastor of the
Creek Church of St. Trinity, to which
Germanos Fri-clones. Bishop of Ameri-
ca. recently was appointed by King
Constantine. was announced today as
the latest move in the contest (or con-
trol of the church by two factions»
When Bishop .Troianos came here to
Mrs. Louis Kohn. of Scribner ave-
nue. is spending several week-in the
Catskill Mountains. ;-.
:4
Frank J. Finnegan returned yester—
day from a. week's vacation spent at
Bantam. Conn.
l
11'
#:110th
flawed 'in’ the early itages mayo“
.m star; the min movements;
lbyflnitedt
States Baboon,
N m; Prom-d, usual .2:
one to M. goats. fission Penile-1 :‘5
:- Anni.
{motions to one point. ‘W
inmt-
by ’ . .
Nosthemtendnviiiou Padilla. a firmer L-
leathers, unconfir-
among the stocks which madd new 3‘
American-n"
WALL STREET. 1: 30p. tin—Shorts
‘.
Stopafi’nfewmmm ,
'._ :Koiiskyou draught.
“seamen”, ’
.mfflfl ”-00 if '
3.5.13.
. . ,. , establish, .anewregimefla few days‘
Edward Ainley, of Westavenue. is
visiting with friends at "State Line,
Mass.
piled for temporary injunction re
straining him from taking charge.
The Rev. Pigeon then resigned -to
avoid trouble because the court had
given Bishop Trolsnos permission to
attend the church. and it was feared
that this might provoke actual com
bat. according to‘ the Rev. Pigeas' ate
tomey.
FIGHT IN WOOD 5mm ‘.‘
Three Cor-mecca Altair Staged Satur-
day Mom and Evening.
The only dlflereuce‘ between the old
Wild and Wooly West and~SNorwalk.
on Saturday last. was 'the fact that_
there was no “Yellow Dogzatioon" .tor
the. three combatants to retire to sluce
the dust of combat from their throats.
following a new on Wood street. be-
Tryoclamifledodmthofientinel
Courthouse-um
AA
aween “l ouis.“ “Raffaele” and minus
m“ as 2...... " We
Accordl‘dgto all .reports the first :
known of the rowiwas the sight of a “a
cloud of dust rolling up and flown
Wood streetuhortlv before noorfifiime 5031‘]me
on Saturday. when the dust settled in; A” .
three men arose. shook themselv’s an .
retired to their respective anodes. The 8033 m GM
fray was resumed later in the even ng.
but this time it was with increased At The
tiger and mm the four or me hour ' - ~ - . . ‘
rest midentlx boxing done them some Children s Store .
8000- :
W’hether or not it is so people who ‘0. ”m.
I? W.“ Vladimir
saw the light so) that several at. Q
tempts were made by the three men-
to stab each other with res olvers and
[W
Michael J. Gaiubin‘
mixed up was the afl‘air that even the
police lime been unable to make head
nor tail of the reason for the row. ex-
cept that one of the. men was feeling
good from an over lndulgbpce in li-
quors that were far from meeadian
in their alcoholic content-
Louis came out of the scrap With a
torn paiuf B V 0'3. and a. scratched
face; Rafiaele with torn clothes and :1
hoarse voice. while nothinf; was heard
of from "Benny."
The Wood Street Rangers gatibped
up to end the evening frag. but came
One of them said {‘1 was de—
Plumbmg, 'fimung
Tel. 2846, 11 Reynoldsfit.
East “NM Conn.
ago. members of the congregation 9.9.7 .
layed at the cross roads; when My
horse was drowned. but I swam iidown
here to save the life of dhat there
125 WASHINGToNA-a'.
The
m AT LAW
I." Minor. ”.8. Pacing;
PATEN
girl. ”
This remark caused general excite-
ment because so far as could on
no girl was in sight. There wet-'-
signs of pink snakes greenfe'l palm-ts
and purple girafles. accomgfio the
three combatants who asked: the world
in general to be protected tron: giem.
It the above account is considered
to be "jazzy" in its description and if
nothing can be made from the; story.
umber of 31m so, . =
counts of the right which occl‘lrr‘éd on
Wood street on Saturday last. “I! the
Sentinel reporter has failed to give a.
good accountant itait is” not-3638mm hga .
.also entered from “spiritus frumenti.
enough facts to make a decent. con- }
secutive story of it.
Both pisses centrally located. For
As John T. Hayes
W'm ' KOBWALI
Robert J. Halloran of the First
District, has resumed his duties at
'm the Cluett. Peabody. and company’s
. Peach Lake“. .
park, 'and- Mrs. Frederick '1‘.me
o! Bayvlew aveme. have returned
after a two week's stay at Lake
George-
wcgghmgm {mouth Ps'lgder nullified}
Ave... South New link] ”*2 son“
Weather PM
For Norman: and vicinity: Fair to- with hlr cousin. Miss Eleanor Olsen.
little change in of the Second District,
temperature; moderm northwest and l
north winds. The distrubance which
caused the showerslln this vicinity today 11““de his duties
. cuter—-
Leroy Mourisoh, or «Flat Hill Road
plant after a two weeks sojourn at
Mrs. Frederick S. Ambler. of Union
Miss Vera Johnson at Harttord.
- Connecticut. is spending a few days
at the
Trevor-lug: :Box companY's plant at“
, “harm-P“
‘13..“5’.
Dorian H
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tersthreexdayc vacation.
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ltime provinces. It .is followed hyin‘nvl
extended area of high pressure central L . ,.
over the Lake wu. Pleasant, wealth-
or prevails this morning 'l gill the}
northern til-melanin of: Miss-
slppi river. Showers are reported -Hayaen. of Scranton. Pa.
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WWW. .0: Franklin ave-
nmmemras-her guests, her
cousin- the Mines Mary and Listen
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