WANTED
D-O raters on Singer sew-
mooning; also learners. App“
'ster St. entrance on Haviland
ED—‘Ty plat. Apply Mr. Wright:
)1 Ens (*0
n (' nod general housework-
, vim cooking. Phone Kowalk
‘jv-n. nwsome on. who is willing
'r: wood on shares. Inc. at 43
m Street. Norwalk.
\"rFZD—Young man to work in
mm: room in paper box shop. lnq.
Ste & Wells Co.. Madison Si.. :50.
rwalk.
ANTED—«Yard men.
Apply Alfred Brown’s Coal
it St... So. Norwallt.
steady job.
Yard.
10 Boys and young men to
rn shoe business. Experienced
tors on Singer sewing machines
. ll. Jacob t 80:13.50 Day St.
' WANTED—Apply at the Ofllca
The E. H. Rotohkiss Co.. 12 Hoyt
. Norwalk.
‘ 'TEFHExperienced operators on
.‘ er sewing machines. Steady
and good pay. Conn Dress Co..
nklm St.
3, \‘TED—Clerk in Traffic Depart-
ent. Should have knowledge a:
‘ station. freight rates. etc. State
r Me. and qualifications in a letter
( Merit (Care. of Sentinel.
‘.\NTED~—Bookkeeper. steady posi~
tort. {or gentleman of experience.
ldrww Bookkeeper. Care of Sentinel.
\‘iN'l‘l-Jl) —.A young lady desires
-;..-.:~.; .mrl board in private family.
'r2’. "}«.\'7.," (Tare of Sentinel.
.litlm‘ \\'.\..\'T1-ID FOR CLERICAL
wnlt‘n’ m. an office of local factory.
7"» ' z" n .. zlven to experienced girls,
hm thus.- who have a high school edu-
. mun will be given an opportunity,
“ :1!» about yourself. giving your age,
ml at-zwral dusliflcations (O Box "Y."
‘\'.A§.”TED~EXPERIENCED OPERA-
TORS AND CUFF SETTERS. AP-
, FLY LEROY SHIRT Co.. 11 CHEST-
.‘I'l‘T STREET.
u..-
FOR SALE
f-‘OR SALE—1 sedan. 1020 and one
Ford touring car. 1917.1-1ugo
Ruehel. West Non-talk?”
FOR SALE—Rabbits. English lop
ears; also Mshoginy Rhode island
Red Pellets for sale. Phone 1477-4.
POE SALE—1920 Ford touring. start.
or, 8:25: 1920 Ford touring.” starter.
8140: 1938 Ford sedan body. brand
new. $265; 1923 Ford coupe. $226;
1919 Ford touring body, :45. Wm sell
or exchange. Phone 2158 Norwalk.
‘POR SALE—A six room house. in a
first class neighborhood. All modern
improvements. Three car garage. now
renting for 818. Excellent buy. Price
84,200. Terms arranged. For particu-
lars apply to William F'. Hoyt 4': Son,
79 Washington Street. Telephone 435.
FOR SALE—On Edley Avenue. six
room house. all improvements. large
lot. abundance of fruit. An exception-
al buy. Price 85,.000 Terms arranged.
For particulars apply to William 1“.
Hoyt & Son. 79 Washington Street.
Telephone 435.
Thme family house. all improvements
6 minutes irom center of 1st District.
with extra lot. Pays 15 per cent on
investment of $6.000.
House of six rooms at Mnn’in Beach
on shore. All improvements. Very
reasonable.
O'BRIEN a. 80"]
Real Estate I: Insurance
4 50. Main Street Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FOR SALE—Nash coupe. engine in
excellent condition. five good um.
Owner going to Europe. 3600. No deal-
ers. Tel. 1130. So. Nomlk. ’
l-‘OR SALE—A Victrola with records.
a Guitar. also a. range at ree-
sonable price. Phone 3018, between 5
and 7 p. m.
POR SALE—nit East Nov-walk. plot
501150. to close estate. 6th Street.
BUSINESS NOTICE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices para .or old-
time furniture mahfl""
maple, pine, etc. also old china, 8m
anything of merit that is on. 16.:
:cars old.
D. A. BER-NWN.
205 Westpon Ave. Phone ”8
OPPORTUNITY. *
Will save someone fifty dollars on
purchase of any new car. Write
P. 0. BOX 206 NORWALK. -
nuances 2 MENTION! 2
We gladly offer our services to the
Public because we belieVe that our
present customers viii recommend
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand furniture. junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial.
Phone or Write.
B. JAPPE.
37 Fort St. Tel. 4” East. Norwalk.
»
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch k Elsmann Magneto Service.
All makes of Machetes. Generators.
Starters and Battery \ lions repair-
ed and installed by rt mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
113 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
. FALL is HERE
Are you going to wait till Winter-for
that'nev roof. We put on all kinds.
We sell 3 ply slate surface .... $3.15
WesellS ply rubber surface .... 3;:
Wesellaplyrubbersnri‘ece
We sell 1 ply rubber surface 8!.“
Heavy fibre roof paint $1.50 cal.
LEADERS—GUMTCBER
PIPELms FURNACES.
THE NOBWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 3955 or 387.
ATTENTION a
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while i am paying the
full price for junk. 1 also pay 1c a
pound forrsgs
$55. Syphon closet. china lowdown
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
With all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats. 36. Seidenberg Co.. 545
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sta.
New York.
TO LET
’l‘n RENTV 5 large. light rooms and
bath. all improvements. Rent 340
t«--r month. 1‘) Elton Place. lnq. Louis
(lrw-enhurg & Bros. Phone. 2015.
TH l.E'l‘~—Five rooms and bath, gas.
v‘l>'«“:'rl(,ll,‘v‘ and one pipe furnace.
.X-E'ilti only. Phone evenings. 874-5.
l. i-‘T-u—Eizht room house. 14': So.
Adults only. Some im-
Moderate tent to desira-
Apply 146 80. Main St.
II l.“’1‘A-bl rooms. and bath. centrally
‘m-wml Only small family of adults
rI-ul apply Apply at 512 So Main St.
TO LET 4 rooms. all improvements.
l'.‘ ,Tnylor Avenue. inquire George.
. “Amigo, Srrihnor Ave, Phone 2572.
TO LET Furnished large front room.
.‘uivzlhlr couple. with privilege
thin! bath and kitchen. 25 Belden
‘nr
0‘
Avenuv. Nufl'alk. Phone 1014.
T0 it?).\"l‘»0n Flax Hill Rd. three or
four rum-Aimed 0r unfurniah‘d
» houwkm-pinz rooms, to adults only,
Fur-now, Ida-wtrlcity. telephone. bath.
(rounds. cameo. One mile to station
and the"; of South Norwnlk. 345 per
month \\'rltA:—~ H' R. Pare Sentinel.
TO l.E'l‘~ Barn. suitable for car and
durum- .«ngm No. 13 Sellerk Strecl.
of! s- Julia 8?. East Norwalk.
FUR RENT. Furnished room. gentle
men prr'ferrWI. central, “'rits- Furn-
I~rl Room. (“are of Sentinel.
"5“ LET 1. rooms. with improve-
.- -.-_ i'hone Bis if
"'I I.l‘-"'T —Room with board. in pri-
m “m 1,. for gentleman. home
.‘rilvzvs Mix A. lllrtzler. 8 Putnam
I 5.. Norwalk. 3:,
”U lil—ZNT—J-‘urniahed 9 room house.
new heater. cement cellar. convent.
HIV to trolley. to May 15th. 38°“ per
month. E. P. (“are of Sentinel.
TO LET Six room apartment, with
bath. all improvements separate
furnace Only respectable party need
apply Also garage space to let. inc
:4 [owe Street. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
T0 1 ET--—Six rooms and all improve
-ments at it lettuce street East
"uh Adults ooh. Also space for
c . AnhUr Waldron. 14 Cottage St.
3st Somalia.
.POR RENT~5 room house. corner
swan avenue and Benedict street.
possession October 1st. Apply Mrs.
John G. Murphy. Stuart Avenue.
i-‘OR' RENT-6 rooms. '10! garage.
center of town. Irlth improvements,
adults only. inquire at 58 Water St,
Clothing Store.
TO LET—~Aftcr Oct. Int, 3 rooms, all
:mprovements. 24 Orchard St, Nor-
walk. Can be seen at any time. Call
1531.
LOST -
LOST Pouch motorboat. M
with silt-er heads. containing sum
or money between Lexington Avenue.
through Union Street to St. Josephs
thurch Sunday morning. Rem 1'0.
return to Sentinel once.
L08T~Saturday evening. 3 ft. cm.
out see on Clay St. or Spring 3*-
Bnitable reward u‘ m M
33:?" 12 Madison St. ed-
MASON CONTRACTOR
ii. FahruiO. mason contractor. bu
tnh organizer: on that “knows W
w on it {on}: = .0 work
Ms contractor can do 3%“;
brick and stone ‘ouildhlsl end ’3 "I
export in the Wilmington-nth“!
FOR SALE—Entire household eon-
tenis of my home at 201 Westport
Avenue. consisting of furniture, pic-
tures, cooking utensils. garden tools.
etc. Call any day except Saturday or
Phone 1462. Mrs. Mary L. Pence.
FOR SALEJ-‘lke net 20 it. loud. 46
ft. wide. hoop 6 ft.. 1-2. mesh bark-
ed. One catch of blue frost flat or
mackerel will pay for the net. Price
316.00. Rider's Agency. Commercial
Building. Tel. 975.
FOR SALE—4Va'n Buren Ave, 9 room
rooms. all improvements, 35.000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALEO‘A rare Opportunity. the
house of the late Nelson H. Hoyt.
deceased. 20 Bayview Are, For par-
ticulars see H. M. Kent. Adm.. l4
Arch St Phone 1157.
FOR SALE-A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue. Norwaik. at a sacrifice.
Price 8300 cash. balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J, Venn. Real
Estate and insurance. 123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1862<3 or 28134.
U
FOR SALE.
Dwellings. Business Blocks. Fac-
'ories, etc. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Main Street. Norwaik
Real Estate 6’: Insurance.
THINK 0F BATTERIES
THINK 0F RYSZ
Hexe s a lot of batter} for the price!
if )011 eter bought a low- priced bot-
tery, it' 93 ten to one you ve paid more
and hot less for your money than you
get here in the C W.Battery.(1vood
separatorI. quality plates—selected
cedar wood separators—best material
and workmanship Made in sizes to
{it all cars Ask for prices. The Eyes
Bum?) Station. 49 '
938 —Adv West Ave. Phone
N0. 7
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
OCTOBER exp TO 9TH
it is easier. less on a
pe ive and lest
dangerous to prevent fires than it 13
to putt them out after they start.
year the fire loss It -
000,000. or 8447 per verso;a $14385“
worth while when care and cleanli-
noes would prevent so much loac’
Practice Fire Prevention'and make
gonblvj sure you are protected against
inane 31 loss by insurin
through~ a mine: fire
J M. LAYTOX & CO.. INC
lNSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35,
East Nonalk, trolley passes. Particn- J. WON.
lars. Box 103, running, L. x, SBurbank St. Tel. 2560-1 So. Norwalk
F OR SALE—Brand New Bathroom. NAG! 8808.
they appear upon the books of the
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City» Building stone.
71 Gear meet. Phone 310
330! m PAI'TO. BY TO
m BOMB
Mattresses, pillows, holsters and
cushions of all kinds sold‘on our easy
payment Dill. Also satin
faction summed. Drop us a card or
telephcme 317 for representative to
NORWALX namnss co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Not-walk
STATEMENT OF THE OW'NER-
SHIP. MASAGEMER’T. CIRCULA-
TION. ETC" REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF CONGRESS 0? AUGUST 24.
191:. of The Evening Sentinel publish-
1.19:2. State of Connecticut. Count)
of Falrfleld. -.
Before me. a Notary public in and
for the State and county aforesaid.
personally appeared Charles R9 Baker.
who. having been duly swbrn accord~
in;' to law. depocea and says that he
is the Businea Manager of the Eve-
ning Sentinel and that the following
is. to the best of his knowledge and
belief. a. true statement of the owner-
ship. management. (and if a daily pa.-
per. the circulation). etc. of the afore-
said publicnmn for the date shown in
the above ption. required by the Act
of August 24.1912... embodied in sec-
tion 443 Postal Laws and Regulations.
printed on the reverse of this form to
wit:
1—That the names and addresses of
the publisher. editor. managing editor.
and business managers are:
Publishers. £mma L. Golden. Ag-
nes L. Kelley. South Norwalk; Busi-
rmss Manager. Charles R. Baker. South
Norwaik.
:——That the owners are:
Emma L. Golden. South Nomlk.
Agnes L. Kelly. South Nomik.
3—-Thnt the. knovn bondholders.
mortgages. and other security holders
owing or holding it per cent. or more
of total amount of bonds. mortgages.-
or other securities are:
None.
4—‘1‘hat the two paramphs next
above. giving the name of the own-
ers. stockholder; and security holders
if any. contain not only the list of
stockholders and security holders as
company but also, in cases where the
stockholders or security holder ap-
pears upon the books of the company
as trustee or in any other fiduciary re~
lotion. the name of the person or cor-
poration for whom such trustee is act-
in‘. is given: also that the add two
paragraphs contain statements ens-
brncing nffiant’s full knowledge and
belief as to the circmnstnncesgym and
conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not ap-
pear upon the books of the bompany
ac tmfiees. hold stock and securities
in 8 tenacity other than that of a
boon tide owner: land thin man: has
no reason to believe that any other
Person. association. or ’corporanon has
any interest direct or indirect in the
5'“ “00k. bond; or other securities
than as so stated by him_
5—191“ the “erase mum...- of
copies of each lane of this publication
sold or distributed. through them
0? 0mm to paid subscribers def.
in: the six months preceding the 5.8“
shown above 3 3160.
CHARLES REAR?!
:-
The storv that flowers itell
is always believed
—-Says the Sunflower
YOU know that yonr'mecssce will
be understood and welcomed when
you send flowers. You know that
your welcome is assured when you.
take them.
Sworn to and nth-Lined before me
this 1nd day of October; 1923. Mk
I". Branden- (l‘y consul-ion ex-
pires. Feb. 1‘. 1313.)
DISTRICI’ OP NORWALK. 35. PRO-
11693136011113, ”WALD...
Estateof Daniel P. L'Bomedieo.
nwmnmmamnnntade-
ceased
TheConrtotProhatemr
trictchMhsthMflcilandab
mammmmafimthodsteheze
ottorthecreditcndsiid
4.
ed daily at South Norwalk for October ,
ficnnctt (15). 11‘-
'flnger (B)-
then-b7
(Continued from First Page)
Frank Van (R). ‘49: John Mulhaley
(R). 620; George W. Mills (D). 330;
Frank Dcnnert (D). 323; Harold Hull
(D). 82:; Edward Count (D), 344..
Auditor-Henry Park (R), 651;
Charles M. Kcmper (D). 334..
Registrar of Voters—Prank P. Day-
ton (R). ‘56; Hugh T. Driacoll (D).
3l9.
Board of finance (three years)?
Frederick M. Salmon (R). 641: Geerie
W. Gair (R). 050; Robert W’. Post
(D), 334: Earthen B..Stevens (D),
323.
school Committee—Edna A. Bar.
ris (R). 349: Frank C. Penny (R).
can: mm 1 Ari-u m). 33:.
Library Dlrccwwmer M. Foc-
:1: (R). 651; Emily B Fuller (D).
W’eston. .
WESTON. Oct. 3.——The Republicans
scored a complete victory in the town
election here )esterdny. The result;
Yellow:
Ameso
84: . Warren Bradley (R).
William P. Lockwood (D). 45
Board of Relief—Our Budd (R).
84; George D. Gifford (R). 8‘3: Stepb-
en Waiterhnry (D). 44: Ggorg-e W.
Adams (D), 45. .
Selectman—F. Harold Burritt (R),
84: George F. Sherwood (R). 34;
Thomas W. Trudwell (D), 45; Or-
lando Andre's (D) 45.
Auditor—G. Warren Bradley (R),
84; W'uliam Wakeman (D), 44
Grand Jurors—David Coley (a),
85: Oscar Wilem (R). 84: Iverson-C.
F‘anton (R). 81: James Coley (D), 45;
D. Morris Andrews (D). 45; Henry.
Rowland (D). (’4'.
COllector of Tuck Iver-son C. Pan-
ton (R). 77: Willis B. Banks (D), 52,
Constables—401m hutch (R). 53,-
Clinton B. Hull (R). 84; I-‘mnk C.
,l-‘itch (R). 84: Truman CnnfieldYR).
83; Adam Kennel (D). 45:“ Frank E,
Ferris (D). 44: Martin Peterson (D).
44; Truman Confield (D). 45.
Registrar of Voters—~F‘rank C.
Fitch (R). 53: Willis B. Banks (0).
45. '
Town School Committee—George F.
Sherwood (R), 83; Arthur C. Bradley
(R). 55; Wilbur Storm (07. 4s: Irv-
in; J. Lockwood (D). 48.
Darius.
A surprise was sprung in the Dar—
ien town election. yesterday; when the
balance of the-town emcee went to
the Democratic party. Out of. 615 .
votes cast; many of them by women.
there were :73 split tickets: 21‘
straight Democratic tickets. and 19:
Republican tickets.
Ernest B: Crofoot was defeated for
collector of taxes by Louis P. Jeffer-
son. a Democrat. by a. vote“ of 378 to
:77. '
The tickets or'boih parties and the
rates can follow—the mark (1) mean-
ing the candidate ihas elected:
Assessor (for three )nrsi—“iiliam
Dugdaie (R). 34h; \an Rensselaer
Poole;- (D). 279:5.
Alonso!- t 3cm) r—John H.
Selleck (10.3611; “’illiam 1. Austin
(1)). 302.
Board of Relief—Frederick H.
Earl (R). 333:; George Gregorv (D).
300.
Selectmen—“Kiliam M. Pcaston (R),
3331:: Hiram B. Taylor (R) :13: Con-
rad P. “’e‘ner (0).:1241; Edgar T.
bares (D), 325:.
Auditors—Georg? 3- Smith
341:; James Bennett (D). 8153:.
Grand Jumrr—E‘rnnk DeCoursey
(R).3501;Georg-e Krauso (R). 341::
Martin J Shanghneuy (D) ‘3”): 1
Charles Johnston (D). 3043:.
Collector of Taxes—«Ernest B Cro-
{00: (it) .; Louis F. Jefferson (D).
3’821.’
‘Conmbles—Gcorge A. Velie (R)
399:; Harry Palmer (R). 335:: Ernest
(R).
it
Great (R) 356x;'1‘homns G. Buc
" Charles W. Smith (D)
(D) 33.1; 252-1003“.
3:13; Carl Brenner (D).
nick Frate (R) 335x: Ferdinand Har-
tog (D). 303x.
Registrars
Krone-e (R). 3
324:.
Board of Runner-Edward G Ev-
ans (R) 3373:; Robert M. Smith (,R)‘
3283:: Stanley. Cartoon (R). 3.. Bx:
Thomas J. McCarthy (D). 311:: A. N.
Phillips (D). 3307:: Thomas W Far-
ll (D). 3112:.
re’I'Sovm School Committee—Charles
e (R) 335:: Edward H. Ful-
it; I???) 3041': Marie C. Fancy (D).
296:1.ucy B. Renshnvv (D). 3453;
In the contest for the office of first
selectman. Pension. the publican
candidate. was given the co over
chner. For the first time in 12
53am Hiram B. Taylor who ran for
selectman on the Republican ticket.
was deeiated.
or Voters—George
its; James Bennett (1)).
“Titan.
no of an inter-faction“ fight.
30:: s”Kazan; was elected first select-
man yesterday. at the town election
in We’llton. He received :30 votes,
while his nearest rival. Willhm K. J_
Hubbeii Democrat. received :09.
The total number of votes cast was
459. of which 22 were rejected Two
hundred and fifteen straight ltepubli-
can votes were cast and 98 straight
Democratic votes. ,
The full results follow:
Assessor—J Richard Olmsted (B).
22.
3 Board of Relief—Charles
(R). 323.
“gamed-John Knapp (R), 230:
William K. J. Bubbcu (D). 309: Ben.
ry A.- F. Young (R). :23: Phillip De
D). 100-
wining-finer Xeeler (33 321;. .
D1. 1.1L _’
Grand Jurors—George r, M (R),
31!; WA- LEI-“ind (D). 104:
Mildred Moran (R): S10; M. 3-,;
con 31!;1floo'dnnouton, Jr.
W. P.
.8-
(1”)me Weed at).
322; William Mood (D). , 104::
straight Republican ticket. 3:;
The Whaler;
AsceaoF—J. W. Thur-ton (B), 16;
Charles B. Weed (D). 99.
Board of Belief (Hires: pecan—-
Herbert A. Fibley‘ui)‘. 302: Charles
Crosby (D). 91. (One year). William
A. Smallhorn (R). 308; William Bell
(D) 93.
Selectman—Georgi T. south (R).
391; Stephen Hart (R), 305:13‘rnnk
Adams (D). 100.
Charles Crosby (D)
Grand Jurors—Stanley P. Mead (R)
311; William): Brut (R). 306: The-
ron Lyon (D), 88: Win Bonnet:
(D). 88
Collector T'axce—allmfider Mekon-
drink (endorsed by both parties)
Constables—John H. Klrkfilwn).
'94; Raymond Putnam (R). 8563101111
mule: (D) 93; George I. Ben (D). 91.
Registrar of Voters—George 0. Ev-
mu (3).. 301: James If Cody; (D)
Town School Committee—Cecelia
Ger.” (R), 299: Percy Cantrell (R),
301: Henry Kelley (9)3115; Everett
Schmidt (D). 81. , /
Library Director -- Conrad Moller
(R), 282; Henry Kelly.(D). 118.
RECORD REAL -
ESTATE SALE
(Continued From Page One)
and inter-c‘ and he always held the
opinion that ‘its value was in extras
of ”.3100 000 and his judgment in that
respect has been fully confirmed by
the transaction have just "con-
cluded. " WK
The property has. frontage of rug
feet on Main street and a. depth of
about zoo feet. The bonnie on Lil»
erty street, where a. mfnmlly dwell-
in; is included in the transaction. is
Town Tremrcr—JIei’ber‘t Scofield .nst 0:8 full story,
(R). am we
Auditor—David k‘fa-eu (R) :09; ’ W118.
. c
16;
cial Flowers.
103 feet. The three—story concrete and
steel bum block, on Main street, is
the Largest and mod substantial busi-
ness building in the city and is as
nearly fire—proof as it could be made.
The store: of the Hull Hardware and
Plumbing Co.. J. L Miguel-er and AL
bcrt Frolunan occupy the ground
floor. The second floor is occupied by
offices and the Goodall Secretarial
school and the third floor contains
Hull's Armory Hall, now occupied by
the public schools for gymnasium pur-
poses.
Deaths and Funerals.
Thomas Prince died last night at
the Norwalk Hospital. aged 44 years.
He is survived by three sisters. MIC
M. C. Ogden of Rowayton. Mrs Archie
Josltn of Nor-walk. Mrs. Haney one
nor of Romyton: and a brother.
Stephen Prince. also of Rowaytori.
The funeral will be held on Thursday
afternoon from the funeral parlors of
D. W’. Raymond. West Washington
street. and interment will be in Union
cemetery. Rownyton. 3
Mel-II of Mrs. Rein.
The funeral‘ of Mn. Sophia” Rein.
write of Albert G. Rein. was held at 8
o‘clock last night at the late home.
Gregor!" Boulevard“ Rev. Robert B.
B. Poole. rector of Christ Episcopal
Lat his home.
18 South Main Street
church. officiating. The remains were
taken this morningto Brooklyn for
interment in Greenwood cemetery
there.
Henry Lorenzo Case.
Henry Lorenzo Case. former well-
known oysterman. died this morning
15 Betts place. in his
923d year. Besides a widow he insur-
vtved by three children. Mrs. Homer
Birchard of New York city. Elmer E.
Case of East Orange, X. J.. and “"11-
liam H. Case ot‘St. Peter-shuts. Fla.
{The notice of the funeral will begi'ren
later.
RIPS. Eufenin 'I‘Bmmillo.
Mrs. Eufcnia Tummilio. 42 years
MGWWillannmcebyw
OficenlltEeWOfldSfl'ieSGamuin deflfl. m
“WMWWMfwfimmm,
together with a playh‘ playrep'ort
dimctfrom the groundstothis Maytherehymshsg:
Esvehecrtyefnns, whoathmnemnststsy
conqueryonr feeling: and root dmay,
Theannomementaboveprondesthebtguest.’
mtmnmudmubem '
a I o f c _ a .
1 «decorating it with some of our beautiful Artifi- ’
Flowers so natural looking it is hard to tell
them from the real flowers.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS!»
——-— on Sale at ——
DONNELLY’S
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street. Funeral services will be,
at S ociock tomorrow morning in
St. Man 3 church and blirinl ya];
in St Mary‘s cemetery.
Weather Forecast '
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night and Wednesday, ‘umdcrafi‘:
northwest winds Quite heavy he
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coasts. Cloudy weather; prevaifi‘efils
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sections can of the Rocky Weather
The temperatures continues aboveig
{normal in the northern districts.
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