Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 23, 1921 · page 12

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'r """""" ATTACKING LEGALITY- .
' 1 OF INHERITANCE DAW

m... m... m... m... flTRISTRAM 89° HYATT

declared for local 'taxatiogd purposes
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35.336.353.52. mini. deal: NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

ed in the five years preceding death. . A

L’nde'r'the penalty tax clause of the
inheritance tax law the estate was

 

~ . . omy is not how little you pay for an article but :
- . much value you get out of it. I
A “bargain” in carelessly manufactured and improperly .
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the I
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. I
The safest counsel you cm have in buying Lumber is your 1 , I
- own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder ; subject to a tax of 2 per cent, for five 0
YOUR .. I in an essential part of his service. : years and this sum totalled $10,286.—I ‘; acatlon ays
' We want you to have complete confidence in any transac- .' 39- um Invoke me Esta“ l
WINTER lion—we would rather lose~a sale than the confidence and good : The ‘deélslon of the lawyers for the
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THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. cause of other estates which are now

will of our customer-9- .We sell dependable Lumber of uniforln executors of the estate to test the law And the lads and lassies, who will soon be en route for school c,
WHY NOT NOW? in the process of being cleared up. TRUNKS’ BAGS AND SUIT CASES ' I,

W mum .. .. afixm ngizem;:°..‘;f:‘:f:challenges? college, will need lots of luggage. Our line of
OUR PHONE IS 652.

Some of which are subject to penalty

LUMBER AND ROOFINGS . , , , ,
‘a‘es' “‘1 ma" “mm ”‘6 me °‘ is the largest and most complete in the city, and includes all stylgg

 

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AGENT 0“” MANV'LLE (30., BIRD & SO more than $1,000,000 already paid in

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............................. ..----,----.-- - -»'-"~" '1 penalty taxes to the state in the five and sizes, With a big saving in price over last Season.

years that the law has bcen in effect.

. ‘ . ~- . - w. —-——-_——_—.————-——— ....?.‘:3’::.:::‘; E?‘:‘.i°.€::;‘;'::'..... UMBRELLAS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN i
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VAAST BROS: GARAGE collected are paid by the state treas- I!) .
L , ousmsurone CARS ‘ 25:22.32: 23.2%.? 1,—— 3.2: THE CASH WOVEN LABELS ,
CADILIAC EIGHT MOTOR cd by the state. The followmg table fortn an idea]. \Vay Of marking Clothing. Place orders NOVV' to inSUI-e

0 ms Fo-R WEDDINGS m “moms shcslws ItllIlIc ptglalty taxI collections im: . . . ' . I
' 1 U8 TAXI sermon 33.53 of $93.35??? 5m” the ”a“ dellvery before school days begin. Samples and 1nf01matlon at the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NORWALK A GOODYEAR CORD TIRES Year. Amount Notion Counter
0 ' "you" In”, an 1916 s 51,863.06 '
Rosenfleld W" " :21; WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS

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1919 ........ 141,003.74 —\

Bros Ill/Illrlm 1d 1920 450,562.30 ‘5“: E f ..._.='L = —-= §~

o a dS NOW Bein SO at Total $1,068,979.01 L ”‘2

All Summer ('00 g or the $450,562.30 collected as pcn- ‘ Ila?“

 
 
 
 

 

 

Reduced Prices

$1.95

Buys 21 pair Of Women's White Canvas Oxfords
or Pumps at

KEELER’S SHOE STORE

“The Store That Saves You Money”

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ally taxes from (slutcs in 1920. $360.—
450.90 or so per cent. of the collec-
tions was paid in the towns whore
thc acct-dents rcsillcd.

Pcnnlly Tax on Plant Estate
The kilol't or lll‘ llrillgcport law-
ycrs to limo the slate. law dcclarod
Ull(‘0ll.‘-lllllllllllul nssllmcs t"\'t‘ll grr-ntcr
lmpor alien in \‘i(‘\\' of the {act that
ntlllr lslntvs ll.‘l\~‘ already paid hig-
g'vr llllll\llllllli )wlllety taxvs and have
made no :liil mill ll) lnn- lill‘ law (it -
Pllll‘t'd lll\’2llll. It was [minim] out
3-. :.1qr.l;1I\ ily thrills lllllclllilll. assist
all! Lit. l‘ll'llnll\\lul‘rl‘ in charm" of Ill"
inlp l‘lllllllv l;l\ Unis-ion. lll:ll lhl‘ c-x'l-
(‘ulnrs 01‘ ll)" llurtun l-‘. l‘lzllll f-slllln
D-‘llll ii in l'..zl'l_\‘ lilV tll~ <lf‘6.75}‘.‘.5!l7.

(‘Hlul 3-150" ll: (‘:lxl~t- Dvlll)‘.

ll \\‘:l!~' ‘.ll1i )l'hll‘l‘llfl)’ lll;lt lhc
l'lliitll Sl.|l \ slip.” llll ((lllll Ilrnm-wi.

HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

H. Krieger 69° CO.

Outfittters to Men; Women, Boys and Girls

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125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.

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The House ‘VhereYOUR CREDIT IS AS

GOOD AS CASH ELSEWHERE.
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Looks lnr lho<e who are worth finding. llm'e you been trained in
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BELFAST. Aug. 23 (Associated
l‘rcssl.-~Sunll;l,\' night's llOllll) throw- THE STORE THAT MAKES 6000i

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GRAIN, WOOD, FEE, bulilllt’d llurllluu as llm opportunilios :iz'isn; Are you the man sought? “qu llll“" I I I I I i II l I i ll lill m]
. a... - . iv . .. n :-~ pm.- in ill' SilllH' (ll‘l‘fl >,\’ 5 ill 'l ’ l' -' l
l. _, WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHS lll'lll (ll ll.l- l"ll1lil\ luvs on lslllll-s rmclur llrinl: Llsl nixhl. :\ ll-lli‘l‘ Ne‘vell & l‘flll‘l'ay
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DFV EVE BROS . Bl cNROLLING NOW? :thiivnlmx l-I\I' (i'll : can”: 1:1» as :rr‘navlv also was IISV‘Idv "”t £3111“? 1:? CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
1 Y ‘ V ‘ -. 1 . r..- um. lili} ll:lllll'.; _' (rsirt‘ .wplmlo. ’l‘lu» Silt't'l .lmlm 1m ”1' .

a l 31121212111]; BL'SIN ESS COLLEGE [0 ““Im , W “m“,m“ M. “W Ihw‘ishm Hunguishvd N W...” n: .3, Marion m 153 Washlngton st. 50. Norwalk
PHONE 53 of Mir l1i;:llo al l‘tlllll ill llm !,;l;.l m: m lilt‘ 1.);lrlicirzinis in ”it" lirillx. ,
> .____.._ [WW , . llgl rnz‘~lll'lllv' llll\ l-l‘ lilt law. Thu 'l'hc lilslllrlmltm-s l‘Olllllll,Ill llllllllL hlID_SU1\/IDIER SALE

ME _~—._—..__ . Court-r50 I“: .I, in my“ unit ll in ii"- (‘ur‘l‘n\\' limp, llvll'nsl is tho Gill). NOW ON—
F H BAXTER WWW wlllvh rlw in lun- rim: m. of Now our: of ll'lél'i-l “”"" ”“' "”m’“ 1" — - o All 0
. ‘ York is : l-~ l ‘v :. 5!. ll [-rilly..l.!\ «mm. now in (lprrullvln. Big Reductlons n '1?
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...., MID-SLMMER SALL .m.;..- n- mm. l law. n ,-_,__-_,n,_.__,_-_. _. Clothing Furnlshln s and
.0 JIAUGGIBT g . 2 . said \. 57w . 'l‘la- «sl..tl~ lms bro i: , llaml (‘nmw rt lmnm'row nithl ’ Bats g
I 013$;lgog1'flll‘l . Of Corsets, Homery, Brass.crcs, Gloves and Underwear. m. mm”. .: - .. . l, in” ll“. Ill South Norwalk 7:3” w “I.“ “I 'r. Muhmqwmo
' ‘ ."' Wl (‘ldll 3 ul _\ll in l n :lsccrtilln- 4 9 Sqlmrr. me-Imuls' )lzlt‘lli Grits Sale
m. . 8113‘”, Park . 1'1qu BIGGLST VALUES EVER OFFERED ,(‘d~ . _ _ (IIH‘HS Thursday morning. ' - L“ ‘
own ‘8851. andIRuueu I See Our Window DLSplay for Reduced Prices ,. “"9“” " "r 5”“ ""'“" Aug. \23, 26, 2‘ ‘A—"““““
(.ANDIES 1 .1: 932; ‘1:'."‘;‘.‘;‘.” Advertise in u... mum s. D. G. CANDY CO.
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L ruml». All“! (i-ll"l’;ll “only and WHOLESALE comc‘g‘
MME. JEANNE I I E \\’il|i:lm l-: Han ’l‘llry nvlunlrl‘d in \lsilmnl Ill-pullllvun (low-rumor”. - TIONERY AND 103
. ll - ~.- r! 81. '4' .‘ l‘ l ‘.' l 2' ' ~ " l ‘ us“. '3 d “1‘ ”d. EAM NE
F S LYON sou’TH NORWALK'S LEADING M‘j.3,'.,',_,:‘.. .Turing..-‘;‘.,..im.l'r;;l...l.§ iii: it}: lnligflifill-sm 1:. 5:01:59 3.73% 1/2 Price on OR GO 8.
, ' ' CORSETIERE and GLOVER I Rlllll“.\‘ l-ivlv of llw m».- lmforc llll" su- lions lly dcpulics. Artual framing of _ 53 05b°m Avenue
508 PRINTING 56 South M21111 Street, - - - - - Phone 909. D“ m. l'l‘ll'l "l l I'l‘l'W H‘Vt‘l‘ul months the Irish ullS\\‘(‘l" that will he soul to BATHING smTS East ROI-walk, Conn.
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING. ugn, 'l‘l ,. 5.1..“ rllln' 'll" court upllv Ill London was apparently postponed. Ph ~47943
loath “om tln- 3"..3- l:l\\. ll is llllvlL'l‘StOOtl lhat Sir Jumps Craig, prr-micr of l‘lslcr. one
lhl)‘ will :ll‘ul lu-mlllr llu- (‘xlst’ for tho plzllinml lo mm 1 his (utmost at Belfast 7 ’ '
E' A --.... “,I stall win n ll Hunts l‘ur :lruulnl'nl llc- today. and it was belivrcll probable WATER “ INGS 7 , 1L . _ 3 . 1 ,. 4“ ,- ”an
A . _ a, - , s . name-49:221.... furl lln l ::‘ul 5”.le .\ ~uprl inc ('Olll‘i [hut rclnlions bq'lwccn Belfast and TRUE BUSINESS
, at \\';l.\'lliu::lnll. . lllllllin would he COIlSld\‘T£‘d- ‘ I
QU ALITlr GROCERIES "cm ”in Law \Vurl‘s. .\n inlrl‘tlsllllg fact in Connection 25c Pall. From the beginning our 310““ t3.
me...— Thv pl ll;l'-l\ i;l\ law is lzlkl'n l‘.lrl with imiuy's lllt'l‘llllg of tilt“ Sill!) Frill been "True BUSineSS-n Whicn R but!
AND ,— > 1,113. . or lllllll r enlimm ll\"'lll‘.—I of lhc ('xt‘l‘llli\l‘5. is that \\'llll(‘ all the lllI’lll- I to maintain
7 ' ¢l_’2 :{. IL...” “.1 E .'-.l-.~. r. \islun of l‘JIS. lye-1's or the lmil lilrvnnn have :H.‘l'llllS— Our confidence Is growing dali'
listllll-s 2m: (‘J'l‘il‘lllll—I SLUHl‘l :ll-c elon lo illik'llll the svssions ol.‘ lllt‘ llalll owing to the innumerable comp’

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uxtmpl ul. 2'! the. ll‘l‘lllS ul‘ lhc l:l\V. in Hill Mansion Housv. there arcmuny merits which we have received {[91
SiCllUll l;\',l Ill‘.\lllt.\' llllll rm culurs members 01' lhr Sinn ll‘vin body who tourists and local patronS. This In
of (51:1er \xlu ll illlilL: ill\l‘lllllll\'.< Hilll :ln- "on llu» run." thvir cases not ln-— . . 0 e prove to yOu that 0111' 6501'” *3

.‘llllll':ll.\.l s lllllr-l lll.‘ :lll (illlll:l\ll as kl lug con-Hui by the lllllllunlty given the In a succeSSful business.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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'u°""'“ - l'l‘l'l‘t'l'l) .l. - llll‘\‘ll l._\' llu- llcwlit-ul for llllll,lllt’lllbt‘l‘s. and SOlllt‘ ol‘ llicmdw- “Cleanliness"ls our next motto. On!
A. F. BECKIVIANN & COO, 1110. lm‘nl l.l\.l'lvlll ill lip )‘lxll‘ mI-\l Iprc~ im: inc-n wimmIthc (‘ronn lorries have MUSIC HALL BLOCK estabishment is Groaned] from and :2
l‘l villi}: ll» Ill]. l'lill' r [his gun su lsc- llt‘t‘J‘l sm-killg: '(>r wects {UH (won NORWALK end every twenty— our our. 50 38
88-8! WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 1405 lam-m Ml'lllllls of lln- l:l\\' unit the 1.1x illunllls. The influence ol‘lhe ci\il zld- SOUTH always keep a clear atmosphere it
{.ur a, .. . a,— .w a... . , .3, “9-4” _. ‘ l-‘l ‘ll llul‘llnrl;l :lscn-ll.lll\s \xll-tIlu-r lllt‘ iillnislrzllors at Dublin (‘usllc and m' ' is opened for inspection at a}, ham
Panatena EXtraS Are 9M. .‘»m+\\.;~s©a.«h@a:f '11:; >134- exgi: ,:;:Q l;l\l.~x lmu- lawn paid on llll’ llll'Lll Olhrrs in the Irish oilicc. who are , _ for the perSOns who Wish to see how
Also SOId fOI‘ 100 ~ ‘ ' "_‘~*‘“‘“—~—- lll'UlH 1'1}: lllaikin: :lll vl'l‘orls to secure [ll‘ucc in ' 0111' shop is kept clean and how 01‘

 

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S hult ’ W d d S . l ii"‘l' 1‘ lip‘ (1.3:: li'l'nl:l\‘l’l‘t‘iiill‘lnlt'nt :il‘rcnil‘g:liii;:.hillti (llll113‘?t“l‘:‘:1:: 3‘1?“ BRUSHES 311:: 3121‘ fill—86113:? e e ‘ b

“flops ”n.3,, l‘l'OlH‘l‘U‘ .1. p1,.rutimls l'nr lilt‘St' nil-n ly)‘ llll- military authorities. . . I , q I

.l p- riwl ul‘ li\L~ _\’l';ll‘s preceding the l‘illllll‘ illlt'l't‘st in lhc popular 110— For What el'el' purmse [ionslrjlill is gigxfigancglnsigge sigm‘éo‘llégagofi‘:

(ll-nth (vl‘ lliv l(‘Sl.‘lllll' .lllli ll‘ it is Il|SA rucs of lhe Irish Republican Army is a brush we haVe that ill» 1’ . g ~ . .
fact we sell about every kind 0 & goods are made at our main store in

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for ISO

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CORIPANY l‘lwslll llx.ll no lOL'11i hues wcrc paid continuing unululll'll. and they arc llc- bl‘llN‘h that is nladEI tOOLh brushcs. Norwalk. Whether you are m N0!“
the l slut. lu'l'l)n1!.\' .‘ll:l_|4‘(‘l tu :iI 2 llt‘l‘ in; zlm-llliimI-ll “however they go. So hall: brushes. hflnd and nail brushes walk 01‘ in South Norwalk you will [:0
24C lb --R0und Steak-_24c lb w ill. Illa, 'l‘ills tax mu lm llpphcd for much ullt'lllltln as is {:lw‘n them. how- in every favorite shape and ng‘figf able to purchase the same quantity d

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u pix-ml] or only m.- il-urs. ’l‘llc lll\ («\FI‘. slums. to lm pulling upon lhc for every possible Riga} lhcil‘ goods and they may be delivered H

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is will (it ll ll) lhl .\llll( ill .lslllll llnl pllncllml (lllt ls. and mm ll Ol lhl lllllt Elggtlestilgl‘liféref‘ore every brush we your home at any day of the week.

 

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q - ' lm rslnlr v: ll- cll: r d up until pcn- ol‘ such lilt‘ll :ls .‘llt'lllil‘l Collins. (‘on‘l— . n 's , . l h ti “
”1101'”er Steak “““ " ' --------- 2 10C lb' .‘l l\ lglxl-F. ‘l'llT :iiiv alr‘t-(llulz have hm n mumlordn-Cllicl' Of the I. ll. A.; John 5011 means pleasme' Sdl‘f‘q‘ml‘g“ 1135912231 :gdces riggsgiven to 10 Z
R . . r V “ llzlill. ‘ J. \\';ilsh. popularly lindu‘n as tho and the economy Oi 1211;352:122"..ka c C _s DIa '
OOfS’ Leaders a n d 1‘01" V ea] ('hODS '''' ~ ------ - - - - - - 309"). -w___.___.- A. “s ".luilllrllukcrf‘ Auslin Sim-k. Minisll-r Eggsgel‘liilsgwgeks'mgu? i-egularlio; Idn thltsl establishment, the lc:IcreaI:
‘ ‘ . ' . ~, . .v . . - .. ‘ . ,— w“ - . ‘ * ~ ' , ‘ an can y usiness is operate iyt
Gutters Sterll ‘Venl } l" FR‘ANIING THE REI)LY Il ll llomIlI Anni“: lllI tglIchlul t .llylll( t. broom for 49¢ Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only :11!
o g (I no Jillle o ...... . . . . . 0C . 7. .ind OllltlS ol lhl lemllrs. is who.) up , I
Put In Shape NO H I) S (4 l k 2 TO BI€INTISH 0P FER with r-l‘l‘urls to csculw the hem wor— aggilgsbusjness is operated by 3‘43"!
man: oap ............ 3 arge ca '95. 5c _ A I

My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING

Wm. J. Ungvary

Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk

shippcrs. 'l‘hll)‘ (liltlr lhc' Mansion
Continued rrom First. vase- ”0"” “V ""1"" doors “M “mom w“. l I A EAD THE CHOCO TE SHOP I
____,.- lun- inlo the limelight without a com— . o .
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nil-ill. and so fur as known. 1119 pre- palrion with whom lllcy can share the PT 0N PHARMAC'ST Mam Store, 26 Wall St" Norw K.
FF'l‘lllIlOll “as m-vcr liilmi. “‘llvll II cluulrs of the crowd. - PRESCRI I ‘ Branch Store.

was :llllltllllll‘vtl the culnlniltl-l- would Michael (milins. dining alone last 8 North raain St, SO Norwalk 17 N0 Main St SE) Non'alk, C“
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null. llllilv \\'..s Sullll‘ pmmhluslon night in :‘l pulllic l‘l’bllllll‘fillt. plainly I

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash ’ton St, and R. R. Ave, S. Norwalk
WESTPORT BLACK ROCK BRlDGEPORT
Schultze Mhrkets Close at Noon (D. S. T.) on Wednesdays.

le‘sl (rowli furl-cs would illlt‘l‘l'l’l‘e i“ showcll tho cl‘fccls 01' his long hiding“
lllt‘ gillllt‘l‘lllg. l‘llt Ill) lllllll ”“5 morn- in the hills. llc was jumpy and ncr- - ,. _ . —

in; no illlilnmion lliitl hull gi\cll Hills. and scclnl-d instinctively lo (-yc ‘ '
that lrilish :uithOl‘itfrs ill ”(“1““1 closrly any strangers who approached. ,-
' would ml“- action on the l‘l‘Ul’OS‘“1 \‘Yulsll. howcvcr. is of {11) (‘lllll‘t‘l_\" dif- ‘ INSURANCE
no MORE HIGH PRICES «I'M/m use: nillly. . . {PIT-lit lypc a his. burly youth. who ,
. l‘llllellll'l‘ulll“ Spoculilllllll “"39 CR‘JS‘ sccms nr-vcr lo loscllis rich 9. always
on] lH'I‘l‘ last night by tllt’ deliw-r)’ Ol‘ '4 mm] and contained. John J. Mc— 0 en S

 

 

 

 

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-at_ r mtssu "~ lb .‘ill‘. GU \‘alt'l'il by Mmlfig- Known. another of the Slim Fcin ho-
‘ T . nor 1.: lw; rd in llr-l‘ll. bishop 01 V07 rms. is similar to \Yulsh in physique T "
1 our (31’110rtunlty ho ‘V to Buy S13aldlng’s morc.( Itl \\".lsu;is;'"l't"d H“ missuii“ mild just ““01“ a; st-lTfliosscssml. J’ M' LA} TON & Kl)"
‘ land not come "from Cardinal Jog‘uf‘. .
Tennis Racquets at 1'3 OE ll(&l(l of the (‘athfi‘nc Uhull‘h .in Irc- Opportunlty Sale Inc.

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land. but there was no further inl‘ur- SPECI LS
. . - .. . . . .. ,. , 4:1! .; W,» . 'gill of (he , A , ‘ ..,
- ._..____, ( OME i.\ A.~D LEI‘ l .. snow 3 UL OCR COMPLE rE leE :3. ALA} fill-‘1): ff (ff‘fo‘fiom “high- 5 Railroad Ave, South Alon-lam

No COHHCCtion With Any Other . ('st zilllilol»llI\.I~v It “as U10 (subject 0:" FOR THE ‘IVEEK ‘ COIItlnues
Store ~ . Dl‘Olrlulcd consultations by the ‘Sinn _
————‘ he F 69? K Stationer W... . f __
' 1.3-.“ ll‘ " ‘ ‘z ‘ decl’ red in _ . _ _ «a
O O S ll ll (um i, it w lb *1 SW'lft's Nut 0160, Special ,, “. _,_ -1—2' _ _ -

' soml quarters that the Irish clerg)‘

Come anal see our window for 16 SOUTH rm STREET was lllgin: such action by the I’arliu» 8, lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 TARLOV BROS.

Prim and convince yourself. ‘ nicnt that would preclude resumpdon Fancy Maine corn, 8. can. _ 100, Have Your
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, of warfare ill-tween the Republican
Ivory-thing Reduced From ‘ “a for?” and thy British solglery or 100 pkg. Wool Soap Flakes . Radiators

 

 

 

 

' .. . _ , ‘ , - ‘ _ ‘ _, ‘ . ', , . constallulary. free With 4 cans Sun
Bamg of $1.50 to $3.00 \\ 231331.151? [\{Iluhnliflh ”12.122151 TfixqgijiilfiilmiDISORDERS 1.3“, Two sessions of we Parliamem Bright Ole set at . .‘ 200 Repaired
.I . .I . .. . 153.. .- mg. 2. .—. 5— l a . . .. .'. C‘.. Aug. 23.— “’1 re 1‘ old ,.\ . . . nd. while dc~ . ° ' ' I
Bissau!» s first all woman jury rendered Official rt‘cognition of the ending of plus 011 3,531; ”1“:.:(::)w?thheld it was SHOW Boy Washing POWdel; By Experts CANDIES
a vein ill in Justice of the Peace Court the textile strike disorders in C' b t ‘ . ' _ ' ' 13 Cl
. ‘- ll - t s asked Spe 3 kgs........ C . BBS ,
h“l'“- S'i’Sl‘lrday. In 'favor of the de- ragus County was seen today in as; Ez‘nigitgoge Kittirglehiiguolfe the 1103- 0131, F It Will Cost 37 m I ’

 

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[.more brothers Garage ““1““ 1n ‘mgmmn between MH- 9711‘?” Morrison’s ordfl‘ dimming the! publican movement. and his col- N0 MON

’ ' llfl~>Sf-‘ lived and Mrs. Laura Speed. in- withdrawal of troo s Wh' . . ' , , $1310 '
’ ! Overhauling and Repairing rolving ownership of a COW and calf. D had been leaguls for explanations of various STULL New Radmtors m Stock
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. on duty there. “I have 67 fidence in phase f ‘ . ' '—‘ .
i 1‘ H'Wood Place TOLD“ The constullle refilyid to summon‘the the people of the county upholding cateds Shall}!enftpmamtieonnhegt Eggréggés W3 11 Street We Blocx, 2.1. 1551
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