WEDNESDAY, whirls, 1m.
l:
7
~wmnm
‘.‘.',\?§’l‘i‘2llr~GlrI for general house-
Slwep out. Apply Mrs. Steuer.
3t
v ail:
v'..\ Hill Road.
~ Housework by Hungarian
322 Flax Hill Road. It
v, \.. i 52;)
. mull}
x 3‘. l‘ line-Woman
llllilM'WDHfl by the
:ulm. 9 Railroad Ave.
to do general
week. Aaron
3t
th’.\NTFJD——Gir1, 12 to 14 more old. to
assist at housework. imply at 42
Woodward Ave., S. N. '
WANTED—National cash” it sister and
coffee roaster. State. description
and price. Chas. Kurtz. 99 Bowery.
New York.
“'AN'I‘ED~-—-A steward and 01:0 cook
for a restaurant in a nearby \zllage.
Must be people with eXper‘lenCt- and
lifts! class relerences. Apply after
can) [1. in. at 31 Elmwood Ave, South
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED—Operators or. Singer sew-
lug machines, also experienced dou—
ble needle machine on later. Conn.
Dress (‘0.. 40 Franklin St. 3
M'ANTED»Mcn and wwnen in all
m . ,
FOR. SALE—White Wynndottes hens
and pallets. also some Plymouth
Barred Rocks.
to quick buyer. Write P. 0. Box 422.
FOR SALE—Tyre family house. good
lot. stable. fruit. shade; near school,-
flore. trolley; low taxes.
cash. '1). 8. Hull, 94 Washington St.
FOR SALE—Evinrude motor for sale,
used one season. in good condition.
Lowndes, 27 Woodward Ave. t
Fort SALE—Buick.
condition. Inq. W'ebb Bros.
Shop, So. Main St.
FOR SALE—Cook stove and violin, in
condition.
Main Street. 3rd floor.
good
FOR' SALE—Underslung Ford speed-
ster, Well equipped and in
condition.
Ave. So. Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—3 “family house; nearly-
new, large lot. improvements. Ital-
ian settlement.
Telephone 1861.
' lThIe Sentinel-s
5-,...
FOR SALE ’72
A . 3.
Will sell at sacrifice
.3t.
$3,600, half
1920, first class
Tire
3t
Inq. 125 South
excellent
McHugh Bros, 11 West
3t
$5,500. Geo. Mitchell.
towns in l-‘airfield Coun‘y for high
gulch- sales work for loca firm. All
or plrl time. Commissiox. Sales.
(‘aru ti.’ Se'nllDQI. 3C
“'ANTEll—lionrdwrs. Mrs. Clziru Mat-
vlll. 2 Sellock SL, 03 St. John 51.,
East N or w :1 l k. 6t
0n Newtown Ave, house, 5 rooms. ex-
tra largo porch. well water, shade,
garden, chicken house. garage, 2 cars.
Lot 651240 ieet.
ticulars ask——
7 Main Street
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE
Price $4,500. For par-
JOHN T. HAYES,
Norwalk
TO LET
'l‘ll l.E’l‘-.\'ico furnished rum for
rent, all improvements. .5 parate
vlllmnce. suitable for 1 or 2 zentle-
men. Apply 32 “I. “'ushington St, or
lznal-zllltt-i- Trunk Store, 9 N0. Main
crept, 3f
’lO LET—3 rooms, all modern im-
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three‘Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
‘with pantry.
garage with one acre or land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Venn,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash—
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
Fresh well water and
I . a l IW‘ . ‘ l .
PERSIAN CAT-“Jim Dandy" st and
.BusmESS Names,
' Large heavy coated pedigreed sil-
ver. Fee 35.00. Phone Dsrien 361.
~DON'1‘ let your roof in: Do you
know We put "on Asphalt rooting at.
less than cast of wood shingles? They
look much better. wear better and
have a fireproof surface. We the do
slate. gravel and Asbestos rooting.
Three—ply rubber rooting, $2.75} per,
roll.. Leaders and gutters. -
NORWALK ROOFINGOO.
Planes 33:? or 2955.
._ We Buy and. Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water street 80. Not-walk.
Phone 2252. .
Mrs. Tunic boring rammed is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. I! new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE W
SHOP
84 North Main St. .
Telephone, 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
.mmmo
Bosch Magneto Service. All nukes
of Msgnetos. Generstors. Starters and
lgnitlons repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special tine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Wster St. and Steamboat Place
at
f.
7*...
ti
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Daily from South Norwalk to New
York; good service quaranteed. 0f-
dce Pohlman's barber shop. Phone
991. .
ATTENTION ‘
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away (or;
half the price while I am paying the:
I
movements. lllq. Frank Libnvr. 2 unk
Iloulon Swept. FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom. full price for j I also pay 10 a:
£55. Syphon closet, china low-down pound {Grimm-85L thoneD399-12.
'I‘O LET-«Furnism-(l mom suitable ‘or tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory, 5 RD E. F MEAN" ' m i
onc- or two gr-ntlcmcn. Cull am; 6 {filth all nickel-plated fittingll; special w“ 5" t N0 11:.
at 2'1 Union Street or I‘hnn‘: 992-4. fit g bargain, White celluloid water- - A” I 5 L
£ gloset seats, :5. Seidenberg Co., 545 Local malfézgyanflos. t kl “f
To 1.512» MW, 1.. ‘ - . ‘. . , rd Ave. between 36th and 37m Sts. [0 “I‘m “1" ”5 0
(all, Private I’unli'lgfnlfllmgg}.1535;) :~' N‘ Y' all kinds. P g, Special van?
‘ . . for moving purposes. Daily trips to
TO l.l~?T~l {our and 1 five roorv: N" York City" Banding stone.
..x,.,...m.,m‘ improvements, Railrole E 71 Cedar Street. Phone 318-
:.‘vm.. Illq.‘ Samuel Roodner, 13' ’
.3“ 4. .n sum. 1:. oston tore FROM THE FACTORY To .
' ‘ . , THE HOME ,
lo ,‘Hw: ”Mms. mm a“ improve- Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
mum-g 1w;
Taylor
8P5.
A l' t-nue. Phone
If
TO LET ~55 or 6 rooms. with improve—
nlm'» at 52 Van anli Street. Inq.
Phiilg. i‘. Muhouwy. if
we! 5.3.15}; 11'3215'l' it; Swirl; Norwalk.
rcnfr'l: ll :' sill” llwl‘.‘h.’j~'. l‘rir‘w $9,500.
(lit ‘..:‘., 2;: house, 6 rooms. all
1mprnvv'lfnl5. gilrugn. ou'ilu‘lldlnzs.
jet: 1‘” 1y; 2:0 “(Run Ill‘x Sl-I‘Tioli
l'r 5 5
70:.» 21.5.“- ? nil.“
curvwfi. 16!
him: 14'; _-_»;. r' -
'lo
O‘BRIEN & DOVI
p l.‘ ‘1'}3.“""""‘ and ln<urzlrzre
4 5 :, .-..:.‘t.' Erect Tc? 7?
-m.-.----.,_._,..__.
LOST
‘ p . . . . .
j, l , , . _. rulnlty Yam
7, .5 ":rday mzix.
l to You}
1*; Norwnlit.
5- = gold
K . .. 1n?-
h:w-‘~_~ {Ii
LLGA l. NOTICES
.‘ Ilr‘ l i l -
.3: gr :1: 5*. FRO-
I. ~ . Il. 15422.
. H72 1139
.~ I _ fair 11 if at}?
.1. :rirnag
. .. Rafi-Z-
. _ . ll. E? and 23
. l 5r 5.x.li infirirt.
1: .5
iii‘i'lwh'mn 1)..
" H l’l‘nllzlte
dizjl
. l and
‘ given in
32v Dill:-
7‘ P! t' liar-
“fill. at
'12} (ll=
n!
in
..i‘{‘- 7
. ‘ Road.
, . ":2: Pub“;
. illesdflLé
at 10 8.:
. ..nd Glass-i
‘ l'ewivr. Bruits"-
5:-.n " U
i“gulch; Glass;
. ,._ i- urulture, etc.‘
\rlnfiwwi'tion Sunday 7
. llll"llt*ll. Auctioned-l"f
’Gti
‘v'-'.l.».
5‘.»
"at.”
‘ Y
J.
Pu}; 5351115,
~ $53311“ an improVemeitS,
. f’rd df'rim. within a
0r om; _,
{30111 nntas Walk.
cz~
M
”1“ bridge: Apply
A FEW MORE
TICKET"
"YELLOW
*
BARGAINS.
1:17:43
B(
At
{.nc
‘7 .1.
251'
$5.50
Reg.
-Al
LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS
Tallies to $18.00.
At .
EMBROIDERY SANDING
2 ll;
‘L..‘Z€: ’1‘;-
Vv )MCN'S NECKWEAR
'El 5 l'v.
. is. $1.3” ‘uzl.
CRANE'S STATIONERY
Vail. ~
WOMCN'S $5 & $6 HAND BAGS
ALL ‘;'LK HAIR RIBBONS
Vii.
Yiil‘tl _
ZSl' V
Pinch . .
ea. box $141.50
Value. Bo:
Value,
Eur
Doze-n
Regular 29c value.
Yard
Yard .. . .........
Reg. $1.00 .val. .
Yard .....‘..l
» 39c Value.
At ..........'..",”.,.;...
$5.00
34 In. Fibre
DRESS TRUNKS
Value. $12;50
.
“‘i’jt'.
8::
Yard . . . .
OL'.
.;1‘ (L Cut‘i
79c
in $2.71”.
790
$1.49
.......... 21:;
1,3 ‘-'\"rlmen's Initial
HANDKERCHIEFS
_ ; ......... 15::
\V. -:,.-n'.‘~' Boxed
HANDKERCHIEFS
..39c
1.000 lion's Initial
HANDKERCHIEFS
15c
All I‘ure Linen
TABLE NAPKCNS
Value. N “-90
1.000 Yards
PLPSSE CREPE
h
. 599 Yards
DISH TOWELQHG
i’ard ’ ........ . ....... 1 59 ‘
40 It". CANTON CREPE
33.50 Value.
$2.45
Fine :9!!in :.-
32 In. plum-mulls
2 hidden Qnslity
clmaws
.ul‘..
........ 44: "
......... ' 29c
~ .MEN.’S 2181585 PAJAMA3
ill? for: ........ ....-s1 .25
CHILDREN’S onl. curl-tiled
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plat. Also renovating. satin-l
taction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 (or representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Rooms St. 80. Nomlk
EXPERT ALZTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes 0! cars,
A
lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490:
Country Water System. Ranges anal
One-Pipe Heater-s
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR...
'I'el. ‘92
21 “’ashington St.
50. Norwalkf
CONNECTIEUT CARPET;
CLEANING (:0.
87 Cedar St. South Nomslk, em
Phone on
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods-Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MOXEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST persons having
steady incomes. on HOME FURNI-
TURE. PLANOS, ETC. WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. N0 ‘PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHSm repay. if desired.
ONLY LAVVPUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances. for the exact
time you keep the money. Con-
sultation and.advice FREE. SERV-
~ ICE is strictly confidentisl. Put all
your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW’ from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.
so. NORWALK AGENCY—non.
,;
.BM 5332 EMMC River adding one
people. but to the uncounted t -
lsumac ntrrnntelsts who travel overhfse
shore :s-ocd from New London to the
emerald-beaches of Ithode Island or
in a reverse direction. ‘
the develop!“ nt of the state highway’
system paralleling the Sound shore
for those Who 80 east and west.
$15.18“ had a'fOOtbride 0““. the Mys-
horsedrawn
Town history shovvs that in the latelwas he” in the City CW” ”am”,
in the case of Patrick Elligott of this.
a member or the Standard Hat
Co. of .Bethel. charged with therthet‘t
of a but from the factoryof the'Frsnk
H. Lee Co.
until Thursday and there is a 99553:
bility that it may not come up for a
hearing at that time. ‘ 7 , 7
fifties of the
bridge was built with the ‘movasble
span drawn over
whenever craft Wished to go into the
river to the shipyards or leave them
for the open Sound. '
bridge wasbuilt. and in 1904. when
trolley lines were laid on the highway,
the structure was rebuilt.
years the bridge was a matter 0: un-
due expense and in 1920 the selectxnen
started to have a new one not in. Work
was started in July of last year and to~
day the completed structure was for-
mny put into use.
nothing new under the sun." the new
bridge is said to be the first of its
kind built in the country.
once. beam design with concrete coun-
terweights. The bridge is 215 feet long
and the “lift.” 38 feet.
place. Lluubury. Monday evening, fol.
{lowing an l
lation.
[cause 0'; Mr. Ives' 'l'illh.
lakckua. Hawaii August is. 12340. and
was the
and Mary Brnlncrd Ives, who went as
lllimsmnai‘ies to tilt” Hawaiian [islands
in 15.37.
(
Hr received his early education
MYSTIC, July 195.; new bridge
ore convenience not only to towns-
Speaking«more broadly. it adds mi,
1; is quite-probable that the earliest. ~
(2 river which later was equal to the‘
vehicles of the
times. -
last century a draw-.
rollers by hog-335'
In 1386 a third
In recent
H
In spite of. the saying that “there is
It is a. bal-
Deaths and Funerals
Harlan Page hos.
The death of Harlan Page Ivcs oc-
'urer at his home: at 11 Bennett
liness of considerable dur-l
Heart trouble was the direct;
......
Hurlun Page Ives was born in Kea-
son of the llcv. Mark Ives
\thn a. lad of fourteen he.
mm- in this country with his parents.
I at
l'unuhu school. wizrre lie was s. class—g
mim- of General Samuel
thv founder of Hampton
Halnlflun, Va. His journey
(‘0!2kll'} was made in a slow
Armstrong. -
Institute. i
to this.
sailing
“Militias. for the “33:129.
i’iltil Mr. 131:!” coming to Darwin-yi
in 1M6). his llomr- was in Cornwallfi
During this period hl- was closely as-
sociated mm the First Congregatiounli
church ol‘ that plow. curving“ a image
time ggv orgvgmgs't and deacon. Jle had,
lwefl a member or the First Comm-- 1
tiomli church of Danhurv for the past;
was a teacher in thr- Rundny school.
He married Elvira Elizabeth Voila:
c-brutz-d their 55‘“) wedding smokers-3
ary April 29111 last. To them were“
born nine. children. all of whom are:
living. Till.~ sons and daughters are:
\‘t’iilinm ll. of South Norwailc; J.‘
Marl: 0!“ Milton}; Robert A. of Nov-3
folk, Va..- C‘lulries G. of Norwalk; the?
Misses Mary 11. and H. Evelyn Ices oi§
liallliur}; Jess» ii of Bridgeport; Mrs;
Frank Ii. Dermot! oi” Dsnhury‘flmdi
Herbert it .of Mllu-rton. N. Y. i
Mr. lw-g is survived by one star-Li;
Miss El. Nollie ]\-‘~5 of Paradise. (2221..1
and several grandchildren. §
Th»- t‘umrml will be held at the late.
home. ‘11 Bennett place. Danlluryfi.
Thursday afternoon at 1’:va Tm. 353-2
terms-rat will be in “'ooster cemetery. i
rum-ml ul‘ Jon-nun!) Th'rell
The :uncral of Jeremiah ’l‘yrrell
was livid this. nim‘nlng at 8:30 o’clock
from his late home. and 9 o'clock from
St. Mary's church. where a requiem
mass was sung by Rev. John “’alsll.
Thv pal! heart'rs were
Jqscqfli Coock. Frederick Hans-on.
James Kearney. Interment “as in the
family plot. St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Charles E. Seymour
Thi- funeral svrvicc-s of Charles E.
Seymour. who diui Sunday afternoon;
.were held last evening at his late
home. 6i Flax Hill road. Rev. John J.
Suavely officiated. The interment was
in Riverside cemetery. this morning.
«i...
FILIPINO SLASHI‘JS EIGHT
MANILA. July 15 (Associated
P-rgss}.~—A Filipino ran amuck today
in the heart of the American residen-
tial, hotel and club ’flistrict. slashing
eight persons with a hole. A large.
WALK H EROHANTS Asso.
PHONE nonwsLK 14.9.7.
8 No; Main st. (35¢ Floor) so. Non-walk} water and was
Write'or Cup to the above address, orgcaptain. who had followed him in a
rManils. Bay. where he jumped into the
lassoed by an army
i’iyoat. .
There were no Americans among
the victims.
-..-..,..
m
. Tame
local andmng Distanceof All Kinds
_ CABRIGAN Ir. FLYNN
(0m Ian-171500.. R. R. Ava.
. Tel. 1537
.fiome'filsl. 868
i
4
Fool: :PnoFirzsns
-. stilts
‘ :Justice
LAYION 6': 00., Inc»
Read Our Pace Madam Page 3‘-
0! This Issue.
.t, .3”:
Avenue 80. km
omens. Claims Wit—-
tee, to which thejilkins' bitmaps been ,.
; M
a. mm; m you
city.
E'cept
Albert Heine. , L
crotvd pursued him to the beachat '
Wm Forecast ‘g ‘
For Norwaimd vicinity: Fair-to-
. night and Thursday. not much ‘
in temperature: moderate to
West and northwest winds.
:0! low pressure extending from VirJ
"Sink WM'M macaw
lug cloudy and unsettled weather
along the North Atlantic coast. =Thls
disturbance will probably pass out to
sea today.
generally from the eastern portion of
‘the Lake region westward to the
insides Mountains.
1 is slightly above normal in the north-
ern section. I
00st THEFT CASE ,5
Attorney for Defendant {noble to
l DANBL'RY. July lav-No hearing:
Mr.
Thomas Coughlin 0: Bridgeport“ his
counsel. ‘
Norman C. Beers. prosecuting attorney
of the city. Court that he would be
unable to come to Danbury yesterday
tor a hearing of the case and asked a
continuance for one week.
"David H. FitzGerald of New Haven.
rep-resenting Truly Warner. the New .
York hat retailer. in the case. object-
ed to so longacontinuance and asked .
that the hearing be held Thursday.
Judge Caughlin said he would endea-
vor to make arrangements to be here
on Thursday.
ESGLASD'S RICHEST [MESS
LO
Press).——'—A wedding second only in in-
terest to the nuptials of Princess Mary;
and Viscount Lascelles took place this
afternoon. in St. Margaret’s Westminv
ster. when England’s richest heiress;
Miss Edwina Ashley.
‘of Sir Ernest (Tassels and goddaugh-i
ter of King Edward VII.. married a.
fission of Europ’cnn royalty. Lord Louis;
lMountbatten. The groom is grandson;
iot‘the late Queen Victoria. a cousin;
iof King George and the closest fricndl
l and companion or the Prince of W’sles. '
{Who was best man.
Kl
ltF‘Hdéd the wedding. after which a re-
ion was held at Brook House. thci
I ) .‘ . ' l
v0.9.5.3: around Cape Horn ro‘lulring six ; :gefkbi’i‘QZ; n;:2::;:1:c§lc:f 1552:3035 :
ipoullds. and which will be the home}
of the couple after their honeymooni
l in Spain, as the guests. of King Alfon‘
so and their later trip to America.
RUSSlAN IS FIRED FOR
tax-ting u Laazr . a Russian. is rob»
S - “51111118 and ignition. a speed forty-two years and for many years; affirm 7' “'5 p ‘
lmai‘riage as a profession.
UM ' ' 'G—- - Laazrus was fined for higamy in 3
PL BEG _TI!\"\I‘\ an‘G" of Cornwall. Conn... in 1863: they cei- London
shown that he had married a succes-i
sion of women to prevent their dentin;
tallon. Lazarus .fee was $199.3 man
rings). '
. fresh
Artrough
Pleasant weather prevails
The temperature
wm'
in Dunbar}, .7
The case was continued
Elllgott has retained Judge
Judge Coughlm telephomed 7
mum 9‘ch Willa“; Two
NEW HAVEN, duly 18.—.An. names-
»ment comes (“allotted States Sen~
star George
have two appointments each to the
naval and military academies in June,
1923, and that competitJVe miss-i
.tionfi
afisven
which tonr young men with the high-
rest attending will.“ picked. Regula-
tions governing the selection oilcsn-
dfintes will be furnished to any :boys
desiring to take the. examination ll
they will communicate with Senator,
postal conference conventions in be
held in every state during the year,
were announced today,
masurflenml Work designated the
cities selectedJor the meetings.
lowing blew England cities:
ven; Conn.,_ Feb. 27: Providence. June
10. and Portsmouth, N. 11., Aug. 30.
once-r assures-ugh“.
7.0M
lugs In June, 1923,Anneonul.
P. Heinlein flint he will S
will be held in Hartford». Neal
and midterm. as s result or.
58 Water fit.
We buy and soil an *
Emil-n and”
curdsndws willssll.
all. It
' PQfiTAL co‘nreasncs
' cousin-nous.
.
wasnmc'ron. July ls.——Ds.tes for
when, Post-
Gonvcntipns will be held in the fob;
Portland, Maine. Sept. 16; qu Ha-
; Boston, July 15; Rutlsnd, VL, Aug. '
.-. ' ~p~
I,
Attorney
“'EDS.
NDO‘X. Judy 18 (Associated
l
granddaughter i
ng George and Queen Mary st-t
l
W
PROFESSIONAL ~MABRI'A‘GE
the first man who ever took up;
police court after it was
Bani-n. It's —
.dm' m
pigle-
rams-mu.
“m. and shyly
5.5-1.4..- dbl-fist
. o
i ,
. is IA, at is A3308, or i
:ANY» 5 - , »
~— ”THAT'S .
l
._ J: : szfifi ‘ ~
We're equipped to handle any
kind at a plumbing job—«big or
small-«the public has to offer. We
do our work well and we do it in
jig time, too. No waiting around
for inspiration. rW'e deliver the
goods in a hurry and you'll be per-
fectly willing to meet the sort of a
bill we'll hand you.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets. i
Wall Psperst 10- " .
Pointing. PIWW fl
CHAINWALLP,
“Win34.
lieutenant“;
FL CRIS"
Woosmsruliblgle
‘Per Roll
Bates—Give Us a m-
. ,
Km
Phone s50
.930“!!!
I soon-l sum «use
BEENT FOR
CANDIES
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN,
2 Flax Hill Road.
o ,. r e
MuSlc in the air
with
Take music. with you
In the moun-
at the
share. any of the smaller Vic-
trola models Willgive you your
Fill the silent spaces
music.
wherever you go.
talus, by the lake or
favorite music wherever and
whenever you want it.
Be sure to take your own mu-
sic with you this Your. Come in
”and see our Victrol‘a Yachtion
Outfit including any selection
of Victor Records you may
~choose. \Ve are ofiering an ex-
tremely easy payment plan for
this outfit. Q .
—— sax 'An’ou'r IT. ——
_ A.5. Collins Co. '
Young Men’s Sport M
M
Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50
All Wool—416.50
12 South Main St. 80.
REMODELING s .
AlledlrspersndPM
Will Be Reduced to ’
' More Boom
70-72 North Mam" Street.
xenon «boom 7
120 £111thth York. Dfl'fl.‘ ‘
1
l
l, IBALTIMORE. Md..
{Charles zillion. friend of the murdered
Bella. Lemon of Fairmo’nt. ’W’. Va».
iburg. Pa... convinced Baltimore police;
”after 3. three-hour examination that
SMOULD 8E HAPPY he was no: the slayer. Milon wasgheldg .
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