Nouns! 1616!
gill...»
May‘s“
LASSy m
NANTED
WANTED
In...) women, experienced on
“ml. sewing, finishing, 3nd ex-
min-mg women 's sport dresses.
V. Mayehofi & Co. " .
. FORBALE
‘A
senger touring. Newly over-hauled,
1m and
urea,
ny reasonable offer accepted.
2722. Tel.
summer tops.
roe. sane—m 14‘” ’ " u, no. .IlqorIn‘c -
mm Slate. G Asbestos,
gage MW"? ,5 ,gmfigugw . sips-re lee, Root Painting
CI" 1" Ce reasons 6. 6|
g: “Intriguing“ M. M." M. Care 3-plynll‘e‘avgrfigfle Snrtaocog Roofing
°y° . rue nonwnk ROOFING .
ron SALE-51917 Studebaker? pas~ ”W“. T -
91)- In.
FOR SALE—1817mm
, _
decked sides and stern dead woods.
taught.
menu-sold on easy payments.
15 Kerwin Street gnomes” ‘m' “*1" 5mm” Hus Advanced:
m We.“ .4.
R SAL Dotti and units are worn and u
,I ‘7", up “A saleswoman in house- F9 mm mummmencfsng We conditionwbich nail
. ,., III III: department. Apply In Main St, Norwalh. bow for “fat! mm
.11.- V Imam Show M70}! GALE—4i nightly in“ contiguous ' fl
Wm: ruby—Experienced operators on. 001d?“ Hill Pa? South Nat-walk." Phone .699, __ ’
neckbnnd and collar makeuq {M77 00-8 Ens-y terms. Phone 20321. 1‘ m 8‘» 3° Nomlk. _ =9
,, I...~..i and collar setting Steady
.. . I. II It good pay. LeRoy Shirt Co.
III. I1 v. ANTED—Female, Singer
. ems: machines. Operators on
I ., .I- ~, waists. and skirts also,
.- Hui while learning. l3. Olchin 5
. will Street, Nor-walk
ll
.-
I
.I ‘1; ED‘Experiellced sewing na-
". - Iperators on shirts and alone
I .~ ’i.il' Will take a few learners.
.w. _' sue-ll. Peabody & C0.. Inc.
TO LET ‘,
... . Upstairs room with both
ITI Improvements. Inn. 13 St.
.'v
vtill
J I'l,I .9
III.
.‘Ity
/
n.
,I
;: I: NT~Six rooms and bath at 14
y .4» street East Norwalk. Adults
\r IlIur Waldron.
l'vv‘
.. k =
': l I I I Jr‘umished room for one or
, IIIlemen roomers. Good ser-
- II ;‘. or 4furnished rooms for
. ping. first floor. Bath, heat
- Irv. and coal furnished for cook-
-I.Vl iIupImements. Mrs. H. A.
:.I (, hestnut St., Tel. 1257-3.
:.Iy:"l‘~ A room for office or othe
. Imp»: (S at, 22 North Main stree.
, .‘ Im- :II Good Luck Butter Store.
H
Ill I: ENT-—At 17 North avenue, 9-
i )llll furnished house. All improve-
ll bxGarage igarden and some fruit
‘lri e ocaton A )1 tor -
l 1:, 7 Park St pi y partlcu
‘ I
.
l
i
.- ”it 1‘ ENTmPart or store, 750 square
fl main floor and 12 ft. front win-
yI Iw suitable- for piano and talking
mu llllle business. Low rent. More
..l.li(t: uIailahle if desile
:‘I llt‘ Sf" Bridgeport. d Apply 240
\Villiam F.’ Hoyt
Real Estate
For Una woo-k. house. 6
l‘lt'tilrlt‘ light. gas
Price SUN)”: mortgage
: houses, 5 rooms,
Prion $1.75”.
house. 6; rooms. Wt‘ll, about 1 acre.
l mi: and about $1200 worth 01' shrub.
ln-w on Illill't‘. $2 60”
l I', g 2
II :l wntlr and electzic
c 3511 $1 100.
in rooms. $4.000
toilet
sewer
rooms.
and
SL200.
wan-r, lot 60xlI‘IO.
ti IIIIIIIIH.
['H‘“ 3:, ’ IIIIW;
li')l,lF-_ N or
"I" :II $2IIJII‘III,
5.‘ III!!! up ‘0 slink (MW) (‘Lill 'Ind
lIvm you these places
WILLIAM F. HOYT
ESTATE PHONE 435
...- FOR SALE
8 zooms with all improve-
ii) located, on! West avenue.
1' I
('5 rooms—~with all improve-
3:?!) loaded in East Norwalk.
“will:
l‘ ’Il.
i
‘ I
1."! Tfl'f mars
Ask John T. HaYes -
' ‘y'an Street Net-walk
:state Insurance
l
‘f
FOR SALE ,
CINE 7-RO0M HOUSE
:rzprovements, 2-car garage-
One extra lot 50x100
' 0n Trolley Line
cf the best locations in
£ast Norwalk
.ll. LAYTON & co.
. Ln Attractive Investment
' :L'eucy requiring $4, 500, im-
. «~1I. necessitates the sacri
lIglI (lass, dividend paying
‘ at a price to yield better
. .. W‘l mm per annum, payable
. \\ ill be sold as a whole or
I llliSlUfl into six equal parts.
hr :Ixen at personal intel—
‘
I,a
I.
is; Investment, care Sentinel.
-6...
i H. BAXTER
F DRUGGIST'
we a: Shaw, Park a mug.
Green 8°81, and Russel? |
' SOUTH MAIN eraser
AGENT FOR
., , CANDIES
h: Idrick & Chase GM
0 55:5 red Cylinder: -
”Acetylene Welding m m
TELEPHONE Im '
nd 8:..- South firmly "
3 "firms
ORANGE BLOSSOM HONEY—3 lbs.
Parcel iPoet. 01300.1“
With heavy spring, 8124 tire-
FOR SALE—~One Cypress incubator.
120 egg, also Cypress brooder and
etc. $12. Six broader house
$5 a piece. Charles C.. Van
Road, Darien.
FOR SALE—6 room house,
and run.
me, Post
all
FOR SALE—A splendid residence all
improved. and 2-c132amge on Gregory
Blvd. inq. Mrs fiin,
Blvd Tel. 1820
BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55
Syphon closet, china. lowdown tank.
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all
nickel—plated httin 5; special big bar-
gain, white cel uloid watercloset
seats $5, Seidenberg Co., 545 8d ave"
Ietw een 36th and 37th streets, N. Y.
FOR SALE—~Market garden, straw-
berries, i'ruit, 7room house, hen~
nery pig pen, $2, 500 cash. Geo.
Mitch Telephone 1861.
shop.
ell,
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate General insurance
FOR SALE
New house, six rooms, on shore, all
year residentIaI section. Also lot ad-
joining.
Houae, six rooms, Marvin Beach in
course of construction.
Farm. 76 acres,
Turnpike. Will sell whole or part.
of above.
4 South Main Street
South Norwalk
T. OLSEN
lamp. $10. Small Abendroth hot water ,
heater $20. Two large steam radiat-
inl-
provements. Barn for garage. it
tree and vines Extra buildin lot, 4 W005”?! AVG-n Norwalk
50x1 0 high location. Write ouse, TelePMHB “05-13
care Sentinel.
36 Gregory
on Connecticut
Liberal mortgage can remain on any
Local and Long Distance.
JOSEPH 3. 7‘83"?“ JR.
Pia, Time. a
0011 A am "it 36.7, ' " Wang.
“1 3 a1 rgt‘g; magma. conn- a lull? £31333? ,1... 1:, ““9””
”smegma“... .... is m.“ 1g,“ cm“ “mm ’* "er-2r”;
Water street, So. Norvalk. _ Nmmmmeg WW“! “9” W ‘
wexsrattrsrmfrrgg M 1......me mmm'iw’o’i
9’" -- mammalian-am "9 “WWW
Coupe ................. 0. '0‘ M Mm "
Sedan. ........ .2.. 806 £0 3. cane-m W mil-dggcnnd M. tattooed m
Commercial Chassis _ . . _ 50 . GI. m m. m ' ’ .. § m.
Suburbm ..... ......... 690F..O B —-
CommerciaslnbodUiiEI-‘T.§fi.fé.. $125 up FROM 13‘!“ $1031! TO ~y 7
Edlie Avenue. near 17.. 3. Station lame; ' an!
Overland Dealers y Wm 0‘ Ill lo“ “I our ”1,
FOR. SALE—Mano bed tend (not We Dron- a cox-lilo:
l'lligh Ipoatedtlt, withgaggringss and sec- ”10011030 817 til
0
121.33,, 23?; “”5 Fm ”mm?" uoawack Ila-n co.
in and Monroe 8'. 80. W
TREES SPRAYED
With Lime and Sulphur
Henry Beaupain
7
SAYS ANTIGONISH
GHOST IS IN REALTIY
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
Continued from Page One.
l
be burned down when the atmos-
pheric conditions are just right. as
they nppa&ntly were when the fires
were not around the barn."
The braiding .of the tails of tho
\lacdonaid cows which has been con-
siderui another or the manil'cstations
of the unseen influence. was dom- by
Mary Ellen. the Antigonish Tanner's
foster daughter, because it was good
fun. in the opinion of U'llrlen.
Harold \Vhidden. the reporter who
had experiences of his own when he
went. to investigate those of the Mac-
donald famih. continuui (l Brien
yuan ”completely carried away in his
enthusiasm 'lmi l‘f‘dll) IIIliech that a
ghost slapped him.’ But 'W’hidden
slapped his 0“ ll fan when he sud-
Ilenly naked in a temperature of 25
below zero and his number arm he'
came suddenly suffused with find
warm blood." was U'Briefi‘s explana—
tion.
"lake the map .trncc the line. up-
plv your scientific knowledge of “ire-
les‘s operation. stud\ the curious ef-
fects of electrical currents in tires on
shi; Is and on land. and you haxc the
Hardware Store. South Rm
Trucking- solution of the fires charged against
:the {first or Antlgcnlsh" was
Phone 335_2 O‘ Brien' a summary.
He predict“ that Dr. “‘alter
' Franklin Prince, New York. director
0' g0 PAIJMER or the American Society of Scientific
Research, who has spent the past
netloneer lyreek in the "haunted house " would
OfloeA. D. m fail to find any other causes of the
phenomena."
ORDER OF NOTICE
No. 16968.
May Webb.
State of Connecticu
ty. Superior Court, as.
mary 28 1922.
George Howard Webb praying.
before this court having
January, 1922.
absent from this state
parts unknown, and that notice 0
for a further order
premises.
0!
county, once a wet:
of March,A.
I. MANAGAN,
Fair-field County.
George Howard Webb vs. .Florence,
Fairfield Coun-
ridgeport, Feb-
Upon ihe complaint or the saldi
10"
reasons therein set forth, for a divorce tamed. The seizure-
and custody or children, now pending- vealed the fact that police oillcers'
been mturn-Ifltedazinelslégts lithe; automobile Sat.
mt I U W ll had tried to
0‘90 after they had intercepted it‘lluotae sublet.
This
ed thereto on the first Tuesda? of
it appearing to and being found by
this‘ court that the said defendant is
and gone to
notice in the
Therefore ordered. that notice of
thepen one;Ii ' of so. camyialut he
givenbdp listing this order in The
oath orwullr Even ng- Sentinel. a
newspaper printed in Norma in Illa
for two weeks.
commencing on Or galore the 7th day
NICHAEL
Asst. clerk o (the Sunder court for
SEIZE ALCOHOL IN DRUG :STORE
BRIDGEPORT.
Samuel Cohen, 2300 Main street, yes-
terday. and because of Cohen'splaim
,ihat it was denatured fluid. it was sent
1 to Hartlord for analysis. If
natured alcohol, the fluid will be re-
however,
in g res: alley t3 ttbe drugstore.
0 men in it was seen
e into the alley The officers
nden of the com laint was ’ven .
2: requicl-Vedb by orderly: hereto- . . and the men 1’“de
fore issued. and now the plain“! inks machine out, knocking down one oili-
car The other op:ned fire. but in
spite of nine shots. the car got away.
day a car with this marker on it was
picked up on the street. but it was not
an: “tire ease.
A
7chat! 6.
' Weoilief‘ Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: lncrcnaw
” 4n: cloudineso and val-men might:
Tuesday Wiletl. Drabab?y rains £1-
creasing southerly, winds. A ring or
high pressure citing the Atlantic does!
Scbutpe'e executior to
:Sychutte's 1! mm
incline
cases he...” Mh3% slums”
‘vio an. Mafigmaoun, Hani- '
lactic
, March iii—Prohibi-
. lion enforcement men seized eight gal»
ions of “alcohol" at the drug store at
it is tie.
re- horrors of Ante—helium days.
the place to investigate. under heal-m “‘9 laden“
the people “Thank God They Can Give"
The marker had been noted. Yester-I
the same car which had bed! in the
alley. Inf orcemcnt ofllcers than caine‘
:Hur'rz émvzo A naenlava only 1: brie: stop at Rock , Ledge,
sHmTF'ORD, Hatch 18 .--60W where mail and newspapers were
.alre today granted a reprieve to Emil awaiting;
sentenced to be hanged on
1W, , W“ N other
We clash
er Profit-taking in Studebaker, Hm.
can Petroleum “Ileana-31 Asphalt
tool: the edge 0‘ the rise.“
Deaths and Funerals
Eliza Sands Ogdtn.
Eliza Sands Ogden. passed awm
yesterday at the home of her daughter.
\{rs llnrn Dull'. 36 Taylor avenue.
The. (untral “ill be tomorrow morlb
ing from the late home at ll oclock.
Rm. Frederick H. Jacobs of the
South Nomaik Congregational church. .
officiIItiII.. The funeral will be pri-
mate. The remains “ill be taken by
automobile cortegc lo Tarrxtown, N.
Y.. for interment in Sleep) Hollow
«mot: r_\. by Funeral Director David
W. Raxmond. The deceased “ho was
in the 5711: year of her age was the
widow of the late James \V. Ogden.
Funeral of Captain noes-um.
Tm funeral of the late \aptnin
Francis .\. llorrum was held yesterday
afternoon at 2 .30 0 “(lock from the late
home, I Stile street the Rev. Ralph
G Earthy. oi Tarrswtonn, N. Y" offl-
ciating. 'l‘IhI interment “as in Rixer-
side- ccmetmi. Special aenicce were
held on Saturday hight at the home or
South Nomnik Lodge. No. 52!. L. U.
0. M. of which the deceased was a
member.
CONNECTICUT JEWS
LEAD THE NATION
Continued from m Page
every Mayor wrote appealing to the
community he nnresented, asking for
its asmnathy and help Connecticut
the thriny, is now known as Connec-
ticut. the generous.
In every City. town and hamlet
“he-re stores on the Main St are
headquarters. are reet
volunteer eecre~
tar-lee and a most economical system.
of collections has been instituted.
The cost is about two percent, under-
written by priuttc funds, making the
Izmrprise the first 100 percent cam-
n conducted .
lonal giving. in the history of nat-
Every Store is a. patriotic re -
“.011! where the kelnotes of 71:32;
’are Americanism and Charity, with
“Thank God You Can Gise" the writ-
.i‘tn slogan on all placards. ,
3 Industrial prostrafion has had no
permanent éflect in Connecticut. Be-
cause of it. City and Town communi-
ties made determined efforts to Over-
co'inte such conditions. About: 500 of
the lending men and women became
gactive worker- in all large cities, and
from 900 to 300 in smaller towns in.
bored nnnparingly to raise the funds.
Lawyers gave up the practice of law
and turned to the: practice of benevo—
lence. The press unisex-sally demand-
ed the ictivity of non—Jews in the
drive and regarded the Pogroms and
famine situation, without the bugles
of war, as parallel to the Belgium
l
This stimulation felt. upon all sides
has had its effect and lnoney is pour-
ing into fieadquarters to meet the
Connecticut is leading the United
States in its wonderful chornpllah-
ment. It has risen the highest at all.
workers and
and do give. _
PRESEENT MOTORS
TO GOLF COURSE
”g..-
l
Continued from Firstl—"age
dent and his party spent all day
aboard the houflo-boat‘ which made
1
1y were untamed by adverse tor- .
gin advices which sires-e reflected in
A- iteremscouxmcfmmlt
dat’hoo
To a group of hamper film as-
Xpril 19(07- them of. threeme‘m- ambled on the pier at Rock“ Led:
bets '0! are Ball family of Sailorville ierreside‘nt 7mm yesterday éxpreised
#1815. Who metrics-Cs stéy’ pastorate “ls approval otfithe letter or Sect-em
July21. Be. Hmbfidatortndmodon the
sis-hue ot the face we the record or roar—mar Pacino trash crane:
the Hiddlesex epon- ml‘mgladhcufn” them-fien’
mmmmmmmqfiw interned o the
.reenprinxedtiheSepremeccunwiu-am theietteruwm
an opportunity ‘ 1,
The max... unust at the din-I
plgce or meeting and time or meeting:
Troop No. 2,1.awrence Paul; Ro-
myton School. Friday mt at ,7: :0.
Troop No. 3. Harold I... Nash. Center
School, Thursday night. 3t 7: 30.
Troop No. 6. mu 13.38.76.
Franklin Street School. Friday night”
Troop No. 5. (Sea Scouts). Douglas
Nash. Old Odd Fellowe Hail. Washing.
ton street. South Net-walk Wednes-
day at 7:30."’"
Troop No. 6. Edward 5.. Austin.
Community Hall. East Norwalk; Fri-
day night at 7: 30.
Troop No. a. Arthur Icemhuis. Lin-
coln School. Friday night at 7: 80.
Troop No. 9. J. Clare London. Win-
nimk School. Friday night at 7: so.
Troop N . 10. Flurry E. Bradbury,
Washington School. Friday at 7: 80.
Troop N . 11, John Kane, Lincoln
School. every Thursday night 7:00.
, Scoutmastera school every Thursday
evening at South Norwalk Library at
8:00.
This infer the purpose of giving any
person who desires to visit the troops
the necessary information and also to
assure them of hearty welcome.
FLOATING uouon
PALACE PLANS GROW
Continued from Page One.
ned. will have five sections, each rep-
resenting a dilator-cut country, with the
foods. liquors and wines of those
countries. ‘
If the idea works out. thirsty New
Yorkers will be transported to and
from the vessel trom stations along
the Manhattan. Brooklyn. New Jer~
soy and Staten Island shores.
ALLIES WORRIED OVER MOSCOW
NEWS
PARlS. March 13 (Associated
Press) .-—-The allies are worried by the
tone of. the communications from Moe-
cow with regard to the Genoa Eco-
nomic Conference. and views have
been exchanged among the allied gov.
ernments in the last few days as to
the conditions under which the con-
ference is likely to open if the Rus-
sian Soviet representatives go there in
the spirit indicated by the recent
declarations of Soviet leaders.
These declarations are interpreted
in French circles as meaning that the
Russian representatives will go with
a determination to talk about. anything
they desire to, or not take any part at
all.
wIILLIs STILL lN COUNTY, JAIL
BRIDGEPORT. March 13 .-—-J’olm W.
Wallace of New Haven and Bridgeport,
arrested last week on a charge of
Iswindlilg in the handling of Stocks
and mortgages, was sun In Jail todaY.
as no bondsman for him had appeared.
The ball was set at $5,000 and the
hearing will be March 21. Assistant
Proceeutor Keating has been in New
York to ascertain the character of
some stool: which VVail’is is said to
bare handled and he says that the
stock in question appeared to be all
right, but Wallis was said to have sold
contracts for stock. him had not made
deliveries. The prosecutor said this
was the oniv new feature in the case
today.
3'
HUTCHINSON GETS
RADIO STATION
HUTCHINSON. Kans., March 1".—
Following Hutchinson’s recent isola-
tion due to a storm members of me
Board of Trade have pooled $2,600
with which to purchase a bigh~powered
radio station. The set is to have a ze~
calving radius capable of picking up
Paris, France, and similar high-pow-
ered staoions, while the sending range
will be Several hundred miles:
TRAIN STRIKES AUT TRUCK
Two HEN ERE DEAD
ST CATHERINES, Ont, March 13. ~—
A Grand Trunk passenger train struck
an auto truck belonging to the Ontax‘lo
Hydro Commission near Meritton to-
day, killing two men and injured eight
others two seriously.
The dead are: Samuel McMillan and
James Barrington, both of St.
Catherines.
MILLER’S RESIGNATION *
is DEMANDED
ST. LOUIS. March 13 .'—-The msignm
ttlon of Victor J. Miller, president of
the board of police commissioners, is
e
Labor Union, in a resolution made
public today. Miller last week charged
ASSAILS FOUR POWER TREATY
demanded by the CEntral Trades and
that vice existed in high schools .liere.‘
‘ Wit-n in
its GM.
Whimmm
. actual «test trance and WE
Its area is some 426% genes.
but of this total more 08 per
cent is desert land supporting only a
very scanty nomad Men. The
important part of the country, con-
sitting of the valley and delta 9! the
Nile together with the limiter-n oases,
carers an an; or 12,223 square miles.
are traitoryonlgalittielargerthan
Belgian. In addition. some 2,850
square miles comprhe the sin-hoe or
the Nile, marshes and lakes, while
, canals. roads and date plantations
cover another 1,900 square allies.
Egypt, introduce, in a small comm-y
, wane-cum natural boundaries
ranean on the north. the Arabian
desert and the lied sea on mean,
and the Libyan desert on the west.
To the south Egypt extends up to a
point 25 salts- or Wadi Neil's,
toe the M enter-act o! the Nile.
the WlWauon or Em; is
32.766766 I; compared with 11,287,—
“in 1907. with 9.,73446 in 1397,
lid with 8.84.131 in 1%. (I the
total popihtbn models are mp.
kclams. 636.012 Bedouine. 66102 Nu-
Elana, and 221 130 foreigners made up
to dollars: Turks. $325: M0.
61.973; Italians 34.926; British; 30,
668; lzrench hid Tani-inns. 3,601:
nudism-ms. 7704: m
2.610: Germans 1.847;.06101‘ mo-
poms, 2,116; and mini... 7.886
CALLOW YOUTH ill Discus
Statement Hallo That He Has Little
Real Chance When Middle Age
Gino A-Woelng. ‘
His! Marco-line Stokes is e nodal
worker or Chicago. We regret that
flies Stokes does not give her own age
along with an academic discussion of
mitten. observes the New York .Tde
graph, However, her vim are inter.
esting. She informs us that this ll
an epoch of the middle~axed bear;
that young girls protei- as husbands
“hard—boiled old linen to half-baked
youths." The ilapper's‘beart bests
reepoaslvemo the male per-eon or forty-
iive. "It star-ties me," she exclaims,
and we are not surprised A great
many things startle the lady or the
gentleman who contemplates Inatrl~
mony merely as an interesting study.
We are fall: to believe'she is more
reasons. Young women of a generation
or so ago did not come in contact with
the matured unincumbered man of
forty-live. The girls were at home
doing housework. Now they go
abroad, they encounter the veterans in
business and elsewhere and naturally
they make comparisons. And when
comparisons are made the caiiow
youth gets the worst of the analysis.
The: is all there is to it.
The girls are wider and more selec-
tive than their mothers or their grand-
mothers were.
Babylonian Civilization.
Ruins of a Babylonian city dating
back 2,000 years before the Christian
era have been discovered at Koisa
Nyek, Asia Minor. The city was
named Burns; it seems to have been
one of the earliest homes of feminism,
lion. The ruins prove that the 'com-
munity which. lived there was partly
military and partly commercial. Cunei~
form inscriptions give many odd de-
tails of the organization of the city,
which was governed by a prince and
"a prefect, assisted by a princess and
a woman prefect, whose powers are
said to have been precisely equal 'to
those of their male colleagues. Records
of a regular postal delivery service
have been found, the letters being
Written on baked tiles 0! a circular
shape. References to an early form
0: the bank check system have been
y discovered, a bearer check being found
which contains instructions to the-ad-
lt a stated sum.
Township Has Ten Residents.
The most peaceful place on earth
at present is said to be the township
Never large; the war has reduced its
population to an even ten souls only
four of whom are eligible to once.
But; each French, commune under 500
inhabitants must have ten aldermen.
Le TurtreGaudmn Ms her first four
without a dissenting vote and then in»
canoe or state. The annual budget is
3.500 francs. “”1132 present clerk says.
“Ii n’y a rim a tail-e.“ His predecessor
claims that in one decade he recorded
three births ahd two deaths. not no
lnrnrriages. Yet to have this commune
dissolved or annened‘vould out im-
happy for ever after. -
improvemen- t on Banjo. _.
to meet the requirement 01; dance or-
chestras, stage performances and piny-
‘wssatnsofros ,m lamenes-
' V ‘ 3,3."
riy rum ' . titula-
than half right, at that. and them are . .
it not, indeed. of woman's emancipa-"
dresseey in pay 'to theperson named in ,
of LIE-'i‘artre-Gundran in the Depart-'
ment Seine-er Olse, not far from Paris. .
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