uo-—-—-_
.4
0'
. ‘ w W ihyt‘ond
.' Mirth-«Young man for ' ' . ' x ' rm.
... rink in mi class bolts]. r '9 to it " ' m 01?”
llillt‘. g persona ity FOR SALE‘FON h l l“
n: mood habits. lac. ‘ e per, POW fit‘, ~
We? “as WW“ WW!- .-
n Hm: 149, Norwalk. ’ ' _ ‘ fl - '
FOR SALE—Fineom house in excel:
.. an; sectionfigto. be sold to close an
‘.\\‘ lli'lw'l'o ro' 3 ' no?
. li Int two $3. mead. ‘ .
., <wflllnf‘l. ‘ ’ c...‘ I
.i . rm » Girls. Johnson Cowdln 3
. :3 Grand street, Norwnlk. *
.5 i ll!) i-Vi'oman for General- house;
:, ilu country; family or two Quackenbush, Darlen,
W, ,\ usl fur erencea. "
.. .i s, cumo simmsfioe. . eggs—muggy; mm
‘7 : ijn--_\Vould like to nerve tour or ’Price W‘s‘m‘b‘e it 5°“ 3‘ once Ad'
. rooms furnished far the 8 ~
i. \llill'PSS P. O. Box 641, 90:31.
.ah
: \x'.\.\:'l‘l'il)‘Want to hear from
x--r oi a farm for sale for! i (lo-4
tiive lowest price. L.
.31. Olney, 11L
Hi.
.
m-
8., care Sentinel.
n... .- N,
R.
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u
“$0 S m it» agel‘l‘;
hue, South Norwalk. Electric lights,
l
g 10 Spring Street
' Slate.
rowel-
-ply Heavy- SlateSurtaced Roofing. '
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green
r!‘
M
thu\
;- 1:7-
” ll?
fuse.-
(
‘ ‘ ’ "um
u firs:
We. Elmer-l aervieeorwiil be. held - ' cross-examination of Richard‘s coun- .
:at 2:30 o’clock on Friday arsenals-uni . W .i , , #31 m ,1'
HI , “mm “19 W‘i‘tmfi A- w E» ' sax FRANCISCOyMu‘ch 23.-—Au-l‘ She also admitted having nee, t3
Plumbin “Heath: Timur... Church The Grand United W. of 'gut Prohst. mutational. maimaflwt 911109" who!”
0 475‘ ‘Odd Fellows, will have clusrgs. or the elusive Boning Rant. m neariimw up at various times. .
6 Water Street, ,South NM services at the grave. ' pituburxh. who charged that he was r Quietly and without a Sign of 510.
nt for = ~.—-—-—-. .(fiflkr‘u. W 4* '5 m; ‘ “shim -
, , °"' 038-93” mg m Home hm“, a. 3% 11mm: he; higher Mandi” alarm that
MILLER a ‘ neow
South Nomalk, Conn.
.rvu—Iv
' General Cecil-.191:
:FOR PAIETING AND D CORATINQ
‘ Estimates all Given.
5
5 Redford Place
moans
Gravel Asbestos,
Asphalt sm’ngiea. Root r
and Repairing
w i \ l Ell—Antiques, ' nigh m
phd for old-time furniture. a;
tun u. chem. nuclei the. mm
pl. tuna, glass. “I.“ “m
a‘ii,‘ nicr 100 [cars old, It“!
)iz- i-lriu. 205 \Vestport Ave"
":4
v. H11: Experienced o ratorsfopl
.;i~; neckband and 00
FOR SALE—Gas range. three burner,
Phon
used 0 ‘ ' -
rlen 2’ne month. price 318. e
chansaruus’tc s'i-‘u
m. -- .
days. 'Vi-
inn-Guitar
ments action
Lu.
1 .
u
:(I"
one
liter and 0 sim. ' n t.l , THE' NORWALK ROOFING oo.
hon 823.5%..“21 r‘diwfimfii; :38 Elm st. . Tel, so?
0 . ‘
lilo "
, . 1 to- this evening or Friday morning at the
honer29, Thoei
”mini; sleeve facingéaalso gm
or Hg 1. spec 8 W 30‘“
WW Apply LeRoy Shirt (10..
[ml street.
[Ell —-- To rent
ilwlllllS. a small furnished cottage.
giving; looation a
“Cottage," care Sentinel
from
.. ‘.l::l‘:: rooms with all improve
.. 'l s tor small family. at 125 South
II"
. i.
ll 5.x,
1. lo
-
I
motors, '
for summer ,
FOR. SALE-alum meal and. h —
~ ness. also i. wtiir, three kids. git»
ly Cocchia, ,Mechanic street.
Fon‘ SALE—1221 Ford Connie nu.
Must'be sold at once.‘ Tel. 2245‘.-c
FOR SALE-14: It. flat bottom row
mascots“ and or use;
. . ear. co . .
LAddress “Row Boat?! care Sentinel. ‘ ‘
hall!
“iii-'5 Keir
T
FOR SALE~—0ne 10th reasonable, on
Fifth avenue, E. orw'hl troll -
{salseik évddress Box 103, kilnshin‘ag’t'
9- .m street. inq. P. Slomansky. Day
i"l‘l, ~ '
’ 4
:u LET» 2 pleasant furnished rooms.
0 minute walk to trolley car. call 7
"ii-w street. East Norwalk.
’1‘“ KENT-Pleasant furnished rooms
‘m-ilr center andstation. reasonable.
Light housekeeping if, desired. Address
It. M.. cure of Sentinel.
'ro LET—Room. with. board in. private
family for gentleman; home-privh
lezes. References. Mrs. A. Hirtzler,
8 Putnam ave, South Norwalk.
William: F. Hoyt
Real Estate
For one week. house, 6 rooms, toilet,
electric light, gas and sewer.
Price $3,000; mortgage $1,200.
2 houses. 5 rooms, water, lot 60xl60. _
Price $1.750. 7
1 house. 6 rooms, well. about 1 acre.
Fruit and about $300 worth of shrub.
bery on place. $2,600. ,
I house, 6 rooms. water and electric
ngnt. Price $3,000; cash $1.100.
nouolp house, 8 or 10 rooms, $4,000
and up to $20,000.
Farms. $3.000 up to 3100.000. Call and
ln‘. us Show you these places.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE PHONE 485
r
.ica
207 LWASHINGTOE ST.
‘ PHONE .959
‘mmmmmr
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.l. M. LAYTON & '00:.
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk
ll, .\. James vs. the heirs, mfisenm'
ww-j uml creditors of Joseph, lfit
v, l '
Court, Fairiield C0 _ s
1922.
.. ORDER
‘ _ . ’it‘ .plmntilr in said: action; having
a. lllllS motion for an order authorize
Tl) ' f ‘.“' taking of. depositions of certain
fl...“ and it appears from .
:1... may that the platinum. does I!
:"x . iiie whereabouts of all or all 0
..'.‘ mwvmiants or whoali or all 01 m6
‘1‘, . ri-lzinls are and that the witnesses
. depositions it, is desired to. take
1 "H “"91‘ the age of 51
.,~_
‘ l‘ilih-rior
Jlr. A“ 17.
5’55“” t0 arrear in Co " . and If
Aim} and is tound that“ thé’ tact:
,,',’M_H-sl m such petition are true".
., {fir-wore. be it ordered that Mari.
1W friliuzirmer, a Notary Public of the
157‘," l“ ostport, be and is hereby an.
Hull-lid “[0 itions 0‘
1H
I ‘ inin and others at
' ”TM (‘ountl'
"1L" N». 44 w
liv' 'H iii.
A ll 1933
National. Bank Bu db.
all street, Norwalk,‘an§
on Abe. 24th day. of Mas-chi
m . t at .. oclock in means
M ‘ ". sud: other places ortimes-aar
"".-';Illil(i*ar advisable to?“
' ii
h ‘1 Journ said set; ' . - 5
ml ‘3, “,“llflsmons and t-hglogoggetgf ' .
Misti! such depooitions be given.
NW~l0ii orthls order in’the . L7
“mull. Sentinel. B it 5
il-(l P“ the said tom of“
_ times commencing: It 19‘“ A
day
a> t
‘hx<,h.’f§lg§e the said 241:};
J
“I the. Court
MICHAEL 'J. Wm,
.
' Comb!
years or
take the de
urdwell of the fin 01 N83 '
Room No- 2. l
s ace. 1 acre land. 8.. R. ldin
'36, 00. George Mitchell, Phones 1802
BRAND new. MTHROO“; 855
Syphon robin loud:
enamel 1m aids'avatorymtfl
For: SALE~4Factorm 10.000 It. floor '
WWI
om
rem resinous '
mt". m... use
dltlon, a condition which shouldm T,
,- streets
;ano‘ an emf in View
,Try to. own, younhome and protect
' what you have'wtth Insurance-—
John T. Hayes
Real Estate
7 Main Street
Insurance
Nor-walk
“Kendrick & Chase Garage
Second Cylinders Repaired
Dim-Acetylene. Holding and M
. 4‘” fauna-tour:- 1m
AUCTION. SALE.
01' horses and wagons,
March 25. Raymond
South Norwalk. 10 heav wor horses,
2 drivin horses, 3 saddle horses, 4
square ox wagons. light and heavy
harnesses. Horses to be» sold for high
dollar. E, Farr.
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LOST—A pair of glasses. tortoise shell
nm, on or near Concord street. Dr.
Moore’s name on case. Return to 57
Woodward avenue.
Saturday.
Duly; street.
LOST-Bankbook. City Nari. Benn,
- No. 2300. Finder return to bank or
10 Hanford Place.
AUCTION SALE
E. 'l‘. Bates. Auctioneer. will sell; at
public auction. at. the residence of
Theo. Sherman, Post Road. Darlen,
Conn. near Center School. on Mpng
day. March 27th. 1922. at one o'clock
P. 1“,. all the household'eflects com
sistlng of the following:' 3 bode.
springs and mattresses, ‘1 feather
bed. lot of pillows, 2, bureaus. wnph-
stands. 1 black walnut parlor suite 2
(parlor stoves. 2 extension tables. 1.
center table. 1 sewing machines 1
Mbatnoh'? stands. 1 couch. toilet set,
lint 0': pictures. carpets, rugs and mut-
ting. a lot of chairs and rockers, ’ 1
4
’18. Raymond 82.. South Nat-walk. don. -
Wold
, loam It 80.‘
4_
”Elton ' shore v
Ina son: 3 7°
nickel-plated ““37 '7 clai bu-
388113; $31130 c age $3310.... ma: , ”tutu“:
P)atwesn' 38th. ‘ 3 ' ' ,gld in" p to: ~
._ - .fi ,
mouse-Moi.
‘W W
”WALK MATTRESS 00.
p;
b 4‘ Woodbury Ave,
Telephone 1406-13
TREES SPRZYED'
. - With Lime and Sulphur .
Hem-y Beaupam
Norwalk
Real Estate and
Six family house. all
lent investment
South Norwalk
O’BRIEN 8; BOVI
insurance
Twmfamily house. 7 rooms each,
All improvmucms. Liberal Terms.
improve-
ment, on trolley line. Excel-
4 South Main Street
Today
lyi
free 11 to its early decline.
marked the olferlngs of
kitchen stove. or lot at dishes. a lot or
other articles too numerous to men-
tlon.
f Sale rain or shine.
Per order M. J. DOW’NS;
'The well known corneflerre. Miss
La. Resists. Corset.
set. one of the’ best known makes.
.has. many. new. lectured. which. Miss.
Elie ladies at the Norwnlirs who can,
ought to visit the‘Boston Store dips,
V, these asynandleam drew advan-
ageous features of corset form... Miss
Nelson will be up the Boston Store up
to closing hour Saturday afternoon.
.vhitfaycninsww place and
.2:
MI ‘: u ‘
«r «a... r“
ennui:
micron smitéoonsm DISPLAY .
Nelson. 0t New York. is at the Boston 4
Store these days demonstrating the "
This popular car- .
Nelson very Clearly demaestrates All. .
w Lahnosl. .dallh .- on «an
.. on
Lppened at 4% per cent.
rand. California. The. few
liPamA-merican Petroleums, -
lee, Bethlehem Steel, Sumatra
co and Pare Marquette Pill.
’—i—_
in Wall Street '
w‘m STREET, Noon.—~~Little rul-
‘power was shown by Northern
Pa ml: and Great Northern added a
Pool c aiggbecoming heavy. Several"
jui‘iq‘r rails,’ especially Norfolk ‘and'
Sodthern and Ann Arbor Pfd., were
strong, Pullman was again canopies!-
ous-{or its tifl‘ee-point rise and Stude-
baker, Railway Steel Spring. Kelsey
Wheel and Sears Roebuck gained 1 to
2 points. Recessions of 1 to 2 points
Dnvison.
.Chelnical. Industrial Alcohol, General .
Asphalt and General Electric.» The
more prominent steels, equipments,
coalers and miscellaneous shares were
dull at moderate,- changes. Gall money.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.~—-=
orthern Pacific registered the c -
reuse decline at three points at; the .
penis; of today’s Stock Market as a
suit of the reduction of the annual '
gains" were: limited“ to Mexican; 1
Union
sing, where"he“‘r€miined uplo tnfi
»'ua clean leoder‘ot-Clan’s No, 2. my
l”
;
».2:30 o'clock-Sauna” ates-noon. from Ion. pooh-M kobst’s. new
sum , “Erin will omeiateond said will be ,
a 'field. Supvrior
Ara-Lin
time‘ of“ lita- do“ , h.- Magpfim‘qegg. i
it” he johed ine‘mmx,u ,
. Church and with nodes: W
church. His wife died seven year!
as!» and from that time-.110. listed
Thomas Lisldx. an old Em 3‘“ to him; “alv'vays'wanted'to'make116\*e.
u" Who is 'e“ kmw" m ““9“!“ .to every woman at the club." accord-
died last nightin his 72nd: W at. hh 'iné' to Mrs. Richard B. Mellon; .who
mme‘ 68 Ward street. He is 5“" arrived in San Francisco.geetewy.-
sired by a m one 3°“ W and Mrs. Mellon. wife Qts’a‘Pittnbfixh
lone grandchild; Mme Sadie 3&er -. ill?" . to -3 _
. . _ , financier W aisle . _
‘* Funeral servacen will be. held 33 tary or the hem ,. 7 N‘“chm"
he ‘3“? that she had. Willis usnetuooto.
Home. Rev. Dolls...B. How:
in
mance said- to have. exilted between
the, young butler ammunfl'inginlnyc.
McKay. Pittsburghe Wall. .
Mrs. Mellon today said
lstory was. "silly, trivial and ridicu-
lous.” .. .
“I have no. recollection; at ester
speaking to Probst except as nicer-y
vent who. occasionaliynaltsd on us at;
the club." said My: Mellon. "or
I Knew: him as afi‘alkmemberomf the
club. . ‘
"The story lei-idiculous-oa the face
of. it. I know that mydaughter was
not mixed up in it. and I am certain
that Miss. McKsfi is absolutely blames
less." ‘ _
Mrs. Mellpn's daughter.- Miss. Sam.”
C. Mellon. would by Pmbst‘ collusive
enjoyed the. confidence of Miss, Mc-
Kay in regard to the aflectlon the but-
ler said existed between the heiress
and himself. ‘ ‘
’the Nor-walk. centers:
The funeral services.“ Mrs. M
E. Bates will take placevatASt. John];
church. New Haven. Any fricn‘dnwho
wish to view- the remains on do so
late home on Golden Hill street, «the
’body will be taken to New‘liuven to
the home of her brother on
7 av at
noon. .
Funeral 0PM. m. - o
i The funeral or Mrs. Dennis cans...
ball will be held on Saturday morning
.at.9:l§ o'clock from the into how
W'ost Rocks road and at 10 o'clock
from St. Mars": church. The inter-
ment will be in St. Mary’s cemetery.
.‘Q
‘T‘fi
Finn-rd oi Mr. Manual.
The funeral of the late' John Mc-
Gratii will be held tomorrow morning
at 5:30 o'clock from the late home. 65
.Putnam avenue and. at 9 o'clock from
St. Joseph‘s church. Interment to be
in St. Mary‘s catheter)".
”—- n
STOCK BROKERS SCSI’ENDED.
NEW, YORK. March 23.——Archi-
bald E. Boyd and Percy R. Goepeii
ur - — - -. ~ , r - Stock Exchange for one year. d t
Seymour L. Cromwell. presi out o
ogggfiflgoizm-rs'fivr the Exchange. declared the suspen-
‘ VS. sions were based on a resolution or
The heirs, repreientatives and cred4,thc governing committee. which pro—
ilors 0t Eliza. Rowland Marvin, 3‘ hibits members from dealing with.
known as Eliza R'- Marvin, 3‘50 m 'outslde concerns or making a practice
as Eliza “0"“ M‘fl‘m "“3 “ Ne"""o: takin glhe side of the market op-
York, deceased: the'widow,'heirs. reps»
resentsiiVes and
T. Marvin.dinle
~Y0 k City. ecens f _ 7
tregresentatives and ’credltors 0! David wasnog diwufi;
M- Marvin. 13W 9‘ said Westport, de‘i Mr. Boyd is a member of: the firm
ceased; the heirs. representatives .. of Boyd, HnIStead and-Company. 128
creditors or InaryAlarvin. late at sam‘Broadway and Mr Del a member
Westporl deceased, and the heirs, real . - G” C ‘-
Tesemaucps “d “not; of John of the. firm of Gocpel and ompnn,.
Hubbell, late of Westport, deceased. Broad street.
State of Connecticut, County of Fair- 1
00m. 38- Eridgepart, nouncement was made, at the loco
mallet) 23h 1922'; slut. oi Oscar B Van Cotton Exchangefutgaycmof ‘fiebnomiiisgrc
on e . . . re on ..
Sam? of the cit .‘counly and state 0 .°‘ lginngi, $12 miGMk. Com
New York. praying. for rel-831:8 so: “3° ble excii 9“"! we} . “Ame
fort-h [or the acting and $8 { in; o trading floor for a while. the immedi-
l in of certain'pro'lfirty situated in the ‘ .
locum of Westport. undedas follows: ate effect being a drop 0: about nu
customers in transac-
account.
t
. ‘Wnuen (ransom EN
031...... .
.1 , She"
Switzerland.» on. access; germ. r9- . ‘
deemed "to Wig, pioyer. containingar
Prohat'e- l“
tithe .
of the nonaesistent person and cashed i
were suspended from the New Yprk'
NEW ORLEANS. V-March 23.——An- '
‘ a
" l W »- .
.mroax. m ZS-emlve
chm-bed: 'with criminal ; mic n
Sush- .Scfioenleid, .15. admitted mer
Vermont. Inset-.yproducing ,
tougher in all the m
aim first: new mg
ad asked her to visitvthe
Iii-00k} yo nun. yard. .
Her/am1nciuded statements
that:
. Awhile.
mmflm up a letter ad—
Thai:
shook WWW and had endorsed‘hls
nagdegitafifi cashed it. _
mt. while‘engaged in cleaningithe
r"‘oftice orniuliua Berliner, connected'
nutmgzgmergyompam t, she had in.-
{30013. hitcheckm taken
checks. .made‘xhem out. tor
mateflsgsrdaota ma. vandals
not exist. fished Berllnger's name he
‘ " cheer-Eu. asses; the endorsement
them.
The. girl who‘ said 'she hasdescraaed ' '
Richard to Sarah as a:'good. kind
like cave» Remuneration she n 1
it: ,told .otttakins he: chum to the Go:—
den omnis'litand introducing her to
thepromoter.” '7 .
SE
FARE mcasa
' FEYiTJON DENIED
.0
Transit Company for an increase on
its present, five‘ cent fare was rejectgil . 1
today by the state transit commission. ,
‘_ iNCOHE TAXES FALL OFF
WASHINGTON. March 23—01: the
basis of- reported collection of income
and profits taxes at the March 15m-
stallment. a shortage of $200,000,000
in the estimated revenues from these
sources for the calendar year 1922 was
estimated today by the treasury.
Helpful units
Ground cork mixed \ with heavy
grease is veryoften used to advantage
in near wheel hub caps to reduce the
rattling of the axle shaft dog. Float—
ing axles using driving dogs are noisy
when wen. The cdrk in the grease
will serve to reduce the noise.
One part which reduires lubrication
but which is alien 'times neglected is
the speedometer driving shaft to
which an elusive squeak often can be
traced. The best. lubricant for the
shaft is a. light grade of grease or
non-fluid oil.
‘ Care should be exercised in the
Northeri by land of Abbie B. Buck, points in quotations.
land of Lillian W. and Eva Madeline . .
GERMAN EXCHANGE“ GOES LOW 58'
Still!L (held jointly) by Sylvan avenue,
each in part: Easterly by land lor- NEW YORK March 23.4—All pre_
merly of Lydia A. Beers, now oi . l w records for German ax,
Antonio Giieborii; Southeriy by land “0‘18 0 , , t were shattered
of Lydia A. Beers. now Antonio 6119.. change at this con er 03025 W
berti. and by land of the Westportltoday when the mark fell to . ,
Country Club, incorporated, 3nd “’cst.‘ less than three {or one cent.
erly by land 0‘ Abbie 13- Buck, land. l Dealers attributed the further weak-
Lillian W. and EV“ Madeline 5 'less to the changes in the German rep
each in part. The frontage on Sylvan ”mm“ payments announced in- paws
avenue help 342 feet. more or less. . m and the firm attitude of the
Said prem ses are more partlculnfly 135“ m5 , f the av-
.......... s“ comes“: r?“‘£a*‘iflf‘£‘€é§ii§lmmfiih2’m§ 2..
he u ior u o > . _ M k
gglgeximatt Brid amt in and for the Occupation on he Rhine. _ .-
Countyot‘ Fair eld on the First TueS-I Today‘s early selling came m pint
day or April. A- D.. 1922. it 3.92937an from foreign sources. but much of the
t0 Wuhan {0‘1“ by the 5““ “"33 liquidation was precipitated by local
authority] that “we ”flaigfnmu; speculative alterings, which have been
cred ors o . . ,
dimly also known as Eliza. R. Mar- ‘“ progras f" “"99 rials.
“ “is" “3:“ as Eli‘s We “it”;
ew or econ, - ; , .
$51.02? 33m. represmtatives and NEW YORK. -.\iarch\23.—Duim0n‘ils.
creditors of Walter T. Marvxn. late of whose wholesale value wasestjmaed.
Weapon: mNewh York City. 1? between. $35,900 and ”$0,300, 38??
cans - or our, eirs. reproach : sized “a 5 om 0 ca _ r :
_tiv,ese%ndm:r'0ditors 0‘ David—Ll. Mar- scisco (ghauligylfl? £9. :11er l'sdtilra‘tlili
vin “late of said Weslport, deceased: , .1 ' ll (1 hnv. ills ally
‘ 1.hfl.fim.aege to _e s
the heirs representatives and cred t ted hi1
mot Mai-y Marvinti late of Said West— imported the gems was arres w 9
port. deceased. antithehoirs, re , [ trying to dispose 0! them in a West
and~ creditors 01 Johns . ,bbelv 23d street jewelry shop.
DIAMOND SELLER ARRESTED
proper lubrication of ball bearings.
Often a. too heavy. lubricant is used;
Fluid oil no thinner than the heavier
machine oil: is good.
A little oil and graphite injected
between the spring leaves will make
the spring more flexible and prevent»
squeaks due to rusting. The easy rid-
ing qualities of the car will be. m, ch
. improved as well.
The ball check valves which con-
trol the movement of oil through the
pump where pressure feed lubrica~
tion, is: adhered to should be cleaned
occasionally to insure proper workf
mg. .
-Opportunity.
A missed opportunity is like the m
in the benveng Atmldm.when it to
hen-est us,"we’ cannot perceive it snta
dciently clearly; th‘hiterglm is too
much‘tor our eyes. It is only when it
is passed. when if inning-sly sinking.-
that it looms large. its details, magni-
min golden
lied and tilt Wm‘.
mandofi
o..-
fggg beg; Wed on probation};
" ting herself Rom '
so” and b95118?» or troublesome and- Q .
varietal
NEW YORK, March 23.—The appll-L 7
cation of the Interborntzh Rapid '
he...»
V
.-.
4
.Neponset is Tough,
”Waterproof, easily washed
very durable. Your. 7
. look better and stay
' . with Nepanset floor
; ’.’Pa¢trt:erns for evergreen:
i the house.
Smcialiy Priced at
:69cayel~
~
“I!
, its:
Aggie“ Wesfort. deceased, are made!
parties to d action withoutx further.
or other designation. that the, plains}
itiu’s attomey, Ira 0. Gregory. lair-the
above entitled action has annexed to
«he complaint an affidavit to the-clean
:tnat the said. plaintili‘ nor said attor-
;neax.does~ not know “thong-e all and, all
'0: the heirs. re resentstives, and cred,
'itor's or, in. ltowlnnd Marvin. also»
«kn ' as a. R. Marvin, sloo’known; 7
3.3%?“ Rowan- ?Mmin. late of New.
York city. deceased: the widow, heirs,
commutative: and crodi , .ol’. Wai-
.ter~ T. ‘ , . late of. estport— audf
N" Y9" wadufi ceases.
" . . ,ve , l
heirs on late of sold W
est—i .
: e heirs. represents?
and creditors of Mary Hang; . .
fug‘gew ' ' ,ng and credit:-
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