o N DAY. OCTOBER ’16, 1922.
W'ANTED
2 ~ Man to tflkr care of heat. FOIL SALE—Tenor Banjo. case and -
strings. like new. Very reasonable. or cars. Price $250.00. 7 . , 7
Limouset’te tops for Fords. Attach-. -,
ed, $23.00.
.-.- time. Apply 31.. Care oi
lad-ad
‘ m bosom shirts. Steady work.
“:Llwzt, Peabody it: (30., inc., So.
.‘L"!
lug machines. Experience un-
ill‘)‘. Charles Manufacturing Co.,
asllimrton Sr. 50. Norwalk.
4,——
5.5) ~ Experienced tenlali: opera.
l‘l Singer sewing machines.
ink. good pay. (‘harlm Man,
g "ll. 13'} \‘l'ilshlngmn ht...
. ulk.
’S'lnn‘g boy for shippim:
u ent, Apply lli‘liiljv' Sllll‘t LIL,
Mt Sll‘t‘t'l.
5107* good lot at Marvin
in. reasonable in prim. owner
Address Box 49-5, :50. NOl‘VValk
(mice.
"Tillie—Farm hand. l’t‘l'nlllllt"lll
,«iiiou tor experienced single man
l'lll in cit}: limits. Apply in person
ll‘Zi-‘l' to l). E. Penney. R. F. l).
1'3. in. Smith's old place. Cran‘
IN”! l-Il’ Experienced operators on
llLZII‘ owing milollillw. Apply
i: luv»; to. in l‘Vl'illlkllfl St., So.
\\ .lll.
.\".‘la2l|~~—l-‘.\pi‘riellimi till-mini as
t'lll'u'. l.l\'ll‘.:!‘ quurtvrs for small
i' '. Apply ill 4 Orchard strtu-t.
—‘—46
‘lIlrflllt‘llilblC ‘Vllltt' woman (or
oil 'ill llmlsvworl; ill :lpartmcllt. N0
nil in: work. Must be good plilill
llrowll. 1'?- East Arm. 'l‘t-l. 1706.
Elk-l'llion painters. Apply to
I“) J.‘ Smith, 11’» First 81.. or at
turn llollln.
. Fin/”(HHS for the first Shift.
1 7 ll. ill. to 3:20. to opt‘rzlll- lilite
lilo»: Apply {it .\ll\i'l‘l(‘illi l.'.i iii-n»
‘ liIllst Norwalk.
’l‘ril) Good Wilkes paid to will—
5: workers for handling light lillll»
. Apply llilti'h :llld llélllt‘} (”0,
_M
Nlilli lem: woman ltll‘ lnonpr-
l llnllwuol'lt, Must have l‘t‘ft‘l’t'llt‘l‘f“.
ii Mllllély, Apply to 'l‘llo Fair “will.
1v, Til-51‘- S. Main 51., So. Norwzllll‘.
.‘J'l'llll‘ ~ Expcrlonm-d operators
lllll «lll‘l‘ .‘l‘llt‘rl‘. Apply Leroy Shirt
ll (:‘llr' .llilli Street”.
TO LET
)* l Hutl luml, white: durzx lung
. ., «ill knoll l‘lllll llllltillilli :0 \Vl-lL
. w. night, Reward for return to
‘~lll>4‘*4. \Vlls‘tlll'h l’tlillt. impun‘ite
. . t‘llill.
110 Cedar St.
.._...__—-——-—-
vaer‘enm’d “1"“ Jim?” FOR SALE—Range. First :15 takes
Tit..lnquire 3 Burritt Ave, or Tel. 81.
FOR. SALE—Used cars. 1922 Overland
.1» [Chm—Girls to work on plain Dodge sedan; model 79 Overland tour-
FOR SALE-42 Ford touring cars. 1920
bout, starter, will
in trade. 1921 Ford sedan body, $325;
1920 Ford sedan body. 165: 1921’ Ford
Coupe body.
walk evenings.
FOR S.—\l.li-7 room dwelling. newly
imprtwcmv-llts: off of Main Street; 2
minutns to trolley; 12 minutes to cen-
ti-r (hill tilt: for appomtmcnt.
{or any kind of foreigner. Less $1,500
m;- (Hts'll. ()wnm‘, Care Sentinel. l
mu SALE—Sewing mtchine, -A-l'
pillili ('ll'dll's. wash stand and toilet
FORM
a
sedan; 1922 Overland roadster; 1919
models. starters, 1920 Ford runa-
take your old Ford
3225. Phone 2153 Nor-
p.linlml. newly decorated interior.
Snxlls, Jointed in Smithville. Good
Demountable tops for,ppoular makes:
If you have second4hand~furnlturef§'- _ , . , ‘ _
ing' ‘1 Ford deliveries McHugh Bros, lltlllldk’ palpert'sttocg or' metals 0: “I integer. (“95’5“ “ECh'maturity for mature and that during all go!" that 'plete"wreck (and-shes b5?!) IOWed h
' ' ’ ' , se i 0 ~- ’ » -
Overland, Willyséxnight Dist. Wm see the reason why.
Write or Call. :be
37 Fort St.
MAKE YOUR CAR A SEDAN.
snumr BROS”. .- ' ‘_ ._-
201 Washington Street, , ‘
E. Norwalk. Tel. 3075;
READERS,=A’I‘PENTION !
Telephone 499.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
walk. Telephone 1838.
v
Now Is the Time for “
ROOF PAINTING
Thatcher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO. ‘
Phones 2955—387.
cmuillinn. rocking chairs. stands, 2
"9 Cove Avenue. East Norwalk.
FUR. SALE—1 double house, 11
except heat. House newly renovated.
Lot 60x120. Good neighborhood. Price
$7,000, Terms arranged.
Hoyt a: Son, 79 Washington Street.
Telephone 435.
rooms..2 baths, all improvements.
VVllllam F.
FOR SALl‘ifiFord Sedan, many ox-
town. Ipq. 29 Cove avenue, East Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE--—3 lots, 50:100. 30!) ft.
Eng-it Norwzllli‘.
lilllk. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
Closet seals. $5. Seidcnberz Co., 545
Iii-ll Aw, between 36th and 37th 815.,
New York. '
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
hollsos. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
hill-y, IKH'iIlHl well in Newtou’n ave-
nlw. ("Ornvr of Grumman avenue.
ilollw 8 rooms, largo barn and about
7 Milin Street
tms, self-starter. Owner leaving
from Vt'infioid Bi. Call 46 First St..
Mil: HALE-«Hand New Bathroom,
’$.’.5. Syphon closet, china low-down
big bargain. whito celluloid warm»
l-‘(llt SALE —Van Buren A\'e.. 9 room
mums. zlll improvements, $6.000.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at, Cran-
‘. ill‘l“‘S l‘illv land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
Norwaik
Bosch & Eismann Magneto "Service.
A" makes of Magnetics. Generators. lng killed by drills. .In still on” soc. those states: some of them are,
tions. coverlig the majority of the brought back here and opened. but
grounds. no ‘set'daas occurml. '
l"'IN'Ot before a. year has Killssi'rl can declined during the D381: (8“ years.
Christ Church Consccratcd Bossoml: omen
Starters and Battery Ignition; repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All W'ork Guaranteed at Reasonable
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
- _S‘TATION. ‘
- Prices.
. -- ' -1:
it r g " "', Eff/Tl W. _ . ‘.
. “Tfikoffi‘r egg: if: will relnain any estimate be made as to the likeli-
2: 2 . n , r ‘ 50mg tlmfi hood that a’cr‘on will" be secured. Most
to come. . . »
mum, " “it? Oysters known require 'l‘rom'four to seven agent-s to
aleuBros. and You, severally“ and «that the matter oi: time they are “bloat—rm my. dangers »
whzthergisetzflvg‘llh11W2.Mnot always or destruction. The danger-:oithe ex-
t Nor-Walk Conn; SAM. “Ed " the year the set ‘tlnction threatening the - oyster in-
Eas . : for-rm. (y'Indmcntions at present are. that flatwaud the “use” 1011,87 . public -‘
< mme'jlet'dm fiocgur‘lnConnocucui Wit-l healthrnom the discharge of acids.
‘_ §;:uem;;hrfirme§hlefle§frti 3:” h“ dc— chemlcals, and oils has been clearly;
‘ _ _ 0 Watt-rs laced befor 'lr 'ubllc, but the'Leg-
Studio—66 West Ave, so. 'Nor- or by irnpurt'itiés “yuan: to p aft 8 p '
“ ' The sltua ion to‘iiay is sized up i,-
‘ L 3‘! 1 er ine‘m'ber , of the i. enforce a. reform.
' V‘ggtes Board Of CODnQCthiit Vl'l’lG oughhl investigated the problem. and
This can not he donesatisfactory in ' '
cold. weather, so don‘t wait.
Q1We strolalize on Asphalt Shingles,
- . ate, sbestos Shin les Tar and 2 ~
l-‘Ult SALE rA-Bungalowi 4 rooms. ‘0': Gravel and Built-up Regime, Iron and what the outcome will be.
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
"The results from the COnnecticut tion, but the lastleglslatnre, like its ,
grounds thls‘summer are. as 3"‘t- Wob- predecessors, passed-the matter on to
I‘0 0118,03“ safo-ly predict the next session. It is. to be hoped . ., _ . .. ‘
- ' ‘1: ' o ' ' ‘ . ~;
"In some locélltles a; good ‘sct' oc— iagtptgilfgafgfeéfig’ihylpifi‘: Pro-fesslonal Bmard
and is growing
some of it is in danger of
WhiCh are more prevalent than 1’01 concerned, for many years past the
Years past. In other 91mm. 3. ‘set.’ oysters produced here are taken 'in- cerstaze profeSsional three cushion bil-
fl‘Oln polill- to other states where the waters are liard league with-fourteen players rep-
tion by chemicals and acids. soon died. pure, to be matured, i and many or resenting~eleven cities'wlll get under
dud in other localities the ‘5”. is l"?- them are opened *6 marketed from‘ way on October 23, according to a.
lematlcal.
curred.
was experienced which,
people overlook the fact that Joysters'
be seen. islature. as yet, has taken 30'3““037m-
industrial “The Industrial Wastes Board thor—
recommendetl Virulzahlo corrective vac-
Well. but 0: our Waters
star fish “As fiar as the oyster industry is
the Connecticut business has greatly:
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
merit. Walsh and Brennan. Special
Scalp trentffient, shampoolng. muni-
curing. permanent waving, hair bob-
bing, curling, permanent hair dyeing,
french American waving. new clay
pack. watcr'waving. marcel waving. . 7 . ,.-. ,._
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods. try; and, adding that ht h“ h "L
47 Wall street, Norwalk, Conn. Tel.
2565.
The Elite Shop, under new manage?
NAG Y BROS.
there is no use giving it away for
hall“ the price while I am paying the
full price for junk. I also pay lo a
pound for rags.‘
5 Burbank St. »Tel 2560 So. Norwnlk
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318 service hogan until the install; save wars, about the length of mm Bos-'
.. . three loud raps on the (WW-‘- ‘1'0 “’5‘ , sone worked there, said that he had
J k i h?TE}NTIgl\= d v and ur‘"“““ 0“ ”“3 inside “‘W "l" "‘1 meunken some “Black Forty.” which is
no 5 "I ua e t 0"0 a, 3 doors find all proceeded “1’ “m“ ,a nicotine solution used in spraying
J. Errnox.
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. antis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
l fjf'T" fiz’lrflffi space {if no fi’i‘i.’
"..l Ho. Nilrwnlk. l'lloni- 15128 or call
1w ii 3». ill.
l I.!'3'l’ .\ :4lllilll house, no improve.
'llltlilrl. Smith Nol'wrllk renter. Rent
i) .l llllllllll. Adults only. Phone
03 ll.
:Flll-llisllvil homo for six months. all
. illlpruvvtllonts .............. $123.7
urnisllml llouw- for thv Winn-r, will)
lll'iil‘. :ll‘. lllzplm‘vlll'llp: $3”
, l't’ ullll llt‘Il'. lwr month ..... $75
“'llllzilil l" llllgl 0." Hill), TN. 4123
() l.l'I'l‘ v-l"l\.\ rimpl :lpzll'tllli-nt, with
inlpl‘mvilli-ills. (‘i-iizlr Street. [tout
5’. -: l'illlnl :lpill'tlllwnt. Railroad Ave.
l" 3'3”. lull. Snuluul ltoodllor. Phone
l
1
»;..
i::-‘..“."l‘ ,5. rooms. all improve—
I tllrnlslloll or unl'urnisllwl.
omrl :tll'll‘llllt'lll. with llt‘lll. $013,
It'lmt‘l llmlm, 'l‘ilylzll' Ax“, $13”!
Two family house, 14 rooms, all
improvements, garage, 5 minutes
from center 01' ist District, $7,500
Two lzmlily house on Main Street.
all illlprovelnollts. $7,300.
Small lVH) family house in Bust
Nill‘wulk, $3.500.
J. M. O’BRIEN,
4 So. Main St. South Nurn‘alk.
Telephone 977. 5
PAFENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. ll. WOOSTEE H. W. DAVID
ATTOBNIYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. B_ Potent
one.
. l‘ ,. lun‘v'nytfm. Phoni- Nor- 1115 m an. Bridgeport
i; :15 mars, Send to:- Booklet on Patent:
‘ ' ’ . rooms, ' with illiprovc.
'u- sw-n at any limo.
" ..lsl lit '1 Hawkins Ave-
.2
.. -_-—~_._.______
. sonic improve—
i “l?!" Street.
-—‘-—-‘~——__¢"
lillh‘. light and
Illq. Mrs.
x all modern
.ltion. Rent
41 Seavlew
' « ti
Street. five
'ai‘emcnts. 325.
01 South Main
\ . ..‘ - light rooms and
7 . . .H'H-i'lllt‘nlfii. Rent 540
[w . , . .. 'Ill l'lnce. Inq. Louis
~ . l. ,. Phone 2015-
tOST
t ‘ , “Hiding ring. Inscrlp-
_ ‘ ‘2‘, l‘-. {liltl E, B“, Dec. 131;,
. 2133.
~ _._.____,_
Lizixil. NOTICES
“*~\
, ‘ mm
L . ”'7 NORWALK. 33. PRO-
, ' :T, October 14th, A. D.
“ ' ' To SETTLE Accent“.
_. ,' , i Ml Hannah H. Stevens,
, ~ ‘vlulkf'ln said District, de»
a
t
.vl
.2. Jilin. That the administratrix
ah . . », l- Administration .acconnt to
i» "W 10?. adjustment. at the
MASON CONTRACTOR
H. Fahrizio‘, mason contractor, has
brick and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building or cement walla
and reentorced concrete work. The
building of chimneys and fireplaces
is a thing that Fabrizio understands
how to do. Office. 14 Snowden Ave.
Phone 2824.-—Adv.
theme.
pom's PALACE. mubommnr.
New York reviews say oi: “The Old
Honk-stew " which opened a four
(toys' run at the Poll Palace theatre in
Bridgeport last. night, that it is "an
emotional
laughs, a rainstorm of tears and an
avalanche of thrills." All this Seem-7
ingly is trucflo the photoplay created
by til-2 Paramount pictures for "Old
Homestead" immortalized by’“Denman‘
Thompson has taken a. newer aspect
on the screen.
shown upon the stage now appears in
true fashion. as it“ would in life.
cyclone, a tornado of
Whit could not be
The wander-lash of “(melodic-h" in
New York are‘ mademl. The at:
tempt of Arm to reach the "Lover’s
Leno" all are shown as are the vari-
oua diflerent phases of the .orlginal
.w-W'
nut. Lthe 'lPoli’s Palace theatre, sho
not merely “plotting" they. up-hulld..
Therefore -a‘ ma prologue .W ,
the picture in which famous Brldste;
mart and New tech dancing and dog-.2
in: celebrltlec'tn‘ke part. Synchronized;
music and effects “utilises! 4mm the
r," 'r Utlii-e‘in Norwnlk, on the
A
f a in said Estate may be notified
~ order to be published in a news-
{gm “Milli; a circulation in acid.
1. ”“t' ‘l “‘3“ “Vodm “(01'6on inc o
..illi day of October. 1932 -
HENRY w. m
. , t' Palace idnndleanceft:2mhm . .
, .,, . .“ OC'Ob‘v‘rv 1922. at 10 o’clocklaorgan. make a. production that is well
Ill. and that all persons mter-Em-orth going "
"te‘l‘lphgge 317 ,tor rgresennst-bo to
! ca .
l Franklin and Monroe St. So. N2rwnlk
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
,EILBmmEh
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
DRUGGIST
Agr'nt for Page (x- Sllnvx. Park 8;
Till'nrc], Green St ill. and liusscll‘r
('ulllllt's.
5 Railroad Avenue
i
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
1 Edits Avenue.
6 Rooms ~— Improvements
Lot 60x160.
J. M. LAY"().\' & CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
Phone 35,
an organization that “knovvs how” _
when it comes to work in this line. 3
This contractor can do all kinds of -’
. milesto see”. Presents ...
.1 .m, ,h , tlona at the Pnliee‘alfiiiys‘inémde'ihc;
m - P administratrix will cause attest moments-in she? eyeaot the
world. colored when «veterans-lend
Three Flower: Face Powder
........ .. 599
Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,
4 oz.
One dozen Seidll'tz Powders,
Box ..... ..... ........., 23c,
Dorin Rouge1249 . . . . . . . . 890
Fluid Extract Canaan slur-ado",
4oz..... ...... W226
100 Cancel-a Tablets ....... ’21::
Diamond Dyes . .. . . . . . . 120
Quinlne Ping, 3 dozen for 35¢
Bland; Pills, 100 .......... 210
Pure Glycerin, 4 oz. for .. 190
Guaranteed Fountain Syringes”
80o Forham Tooth Paste, 37c
Pompeian Face Murder .‘.. 45¢:
Mavis Vanishing Cream . . 39c
50c Tube Pebeco Tooth Paste
”ml-3..............r... , O1
Prdphylnuic Tooth Brushes, 39c
50c Tube of Milk rflagnesla
Tooth Pabi.l........... 29¢
60:: from“ innocent “rm
Tim "3 1&5
m. Lawton Cream ...... 399'
Confirmation Held
(Continued '-From-’Pago Our)
this 25th year in the. Clll‘lSllLllL illlzlls- ”1011885, would be. liablefor empen_
gun his ministry just 50 _\'t" ..
His sermon was on
June.
‘ , ». ‘ Lylmg examiner, testified as to the cause‘of
'i‘umplc 0f ‘00“ in the ”“ ‘_‘” "”"_ O the man's death, and Mrs. Bossone
0f which the “1"” “ Just ; testified as to the number of years her
Humanity."
Local and long flmnce trucking of consecrated wns but a slum. .
all kinds. Plant moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City“ Building stone.
The bishop. tmthejrm‘“ ‘3‘? -'"»"i't°’ . duties and his habits.
and “55th cheir- waited ”9LT”? incl John Zilske, who has be’en a fore-
l’ront doors of the thaw“ 1"» “V me ~man at the greenhouses for about 15
isle to the chancel rtiiliil’
The "lnstruinmli
lion." asking the bishop :.
blinding under his Spll‘il'm
tion and lo consooruie til: .:.
worship and service 0'
Christian fellowship.
work, Was wad liy ,Wili. :.-.
clerk or the parish: " ‘»
After the pron-rs. of
offered by the
of Ponsvcrntion"
ti‘l‘. who then pvt-rim?
pointed servici- n"
can“: liishol)”’\\‘:is tin"
communion Sli‘l‘Ylt‘l‘
consecration
brought to :i ciosi .
. - .. ,_ .,-.-,.
the senior .~. t M ‘ work done by thel
of young peo- current wine he had brought One day,
the solo parts; three, or four days before fiossone’s
Mrs. Frank B. Stur- . death. but this llad been drunk.
Minnie Kimmich pref.
“ml and ‘0 3H9. heard of the death of Bossone and
.t-llll'utlr’ln :llld.came back to find the bottle of the
( orlsr-Prlmfi i little taken from it.
the “Svlllcnc‘eiolil beer bottle. closed wtih a com.
Wigs rend l s
2d with the ap-
lllllr‘lllllg prayer. wiches, used to be served to the men
Tv’i‘t'lfi‘T‘iT-‘r%wx‘%£ “m fishes—islxnekfiushwfieeéfiesussmwmsné
which theliniendnm Charles gaeger. or the
church wasGr-ecnhonses, but. he denim] knowing
Many people Eiffel-.whcthcr the latter ever sold cider or
ii tllcirhapvrecia- Winn to any of the employees.
“(in of the l,"\ ‘illil'l‘.
'2 volunteer
(pie, and l“'"“l‘l2lil
Ulkc’n by Mr. 1.
’dcvunf.
won. :1 Hull?
l'lllmll lWClVe
.\ the, bishop. Assist»
I ‘ lie-sides the rector.
ll‘lcs A. Marks. rec-
Maltlicw's church.
the hearts of the
' lien serving
lliirze for about a year
or the present rem.
Kenneth Macken—
Trillity Memorial church.
In tho ai'lv
were ronlll mm. l
“It: in this SP!’
were the lbw.
tor emeritus at St.
. apnople of (‘lll‘lfil
as mlnistm- lll (
tor. and M‘ H '
who for many
unch friend
The .llishop. in
ts between their con-
tion and the con-
in the morn-
his address“ he spake "01,1113“ Murphyimmeaiateiy respond-
1 n and good. ”(L-FM“ ‘0 the scene or the 31190:- .
O lug-1n an automobile. ' He found that $710!). and your appearance.
«Gcrnaldo had gotten away, however. ,, "
'Mrs. .Ifitzgenald told the ‘pollcev‘that T’HA
eceive'd. by the, I __ , ,
Gerua do. wh -
1‘th the morningrscrvlce. - o formerl} boarded a
Vallcls and control;
socration ill
socrntion or
fine. . llci‘m'o
eciatlve feeling of a
wishes from i Board of the‘
. Norwaik
East .sscd to the vestrr o;
. Christ churc
rector just a
It will he re
meeting this morning; A
received from Franklin 1!.
Miller. who w
three years ago.
next Sunday.
| ful surprise an
i and members
with them at
ml: .is now visiting in
came XO'NOMW 3393‘
f in California.
church. Wh
. reverent an
{to Tube Kolynos Tooth 9‘32;
twine * W) 1 12oz. ...-. .-
j (my 'Emornlng'
‘ folio Dower
E teTl‘e
“ Irene cafihefi‘m
, V'Plrm'lel' M8? B
re will be parcelebrafilan "of $51, .
for. all" one into native '
is INVESTIGATED
(Continued From Page One)
2"
‘ ' _—_—-—
inr mistake if the firm of Traendly &
fSchenk, proprietors of the green
..., hmtsation.
“'“J ” ‘ i Dr..Samuel H. Huntington, medical
t husband had worked at the place; his
‘3“ 24th } plants, a few drops of which is sulfi-
"mm‘ ; clent to kill a human, and had placed
mkf We ,i‘. in his locker to take home.
Eill‘lSillC‘i He left {or home and forgot to take
w 10 We ' it. and also forgot to lock his locker.
w
l
a)
A. i'ild- : liquid in the closet where hehad left
‘1 it, with the door opencdmand a very
It was-loan
i)‘ the FCC- 3 mon cork.
He said that cider, coffee and sand—
,ltlc had had a beer bo‘ttlc 'full of
According to information received
W at the time of the accident, Bossone
candidates evidently thought that the bottle of
"Black For)?" was “booze" of some
kind and took a mouthful of it.
'Renllzing what it was he almost in—
stantly spat. it out, but it was too
late and by the time he had reached
the door of the shed, leading into the
yard he was seized with convulsions
and died. The hearing is to ‘be con—
years has
' (Continued from Eli-stress)
Epm‘w‘“ by‘the time he banal-rived.
she appeared Gernaldo pulled his all
and Gcmaldo ran away.
, About six weeksngo Gernald‘o wa
_ to nor ”bedroom. . '
’ Ge lilo-was, o
, dielgryent mil. :6 i:
.
‘ ,7 belongto Gemaldo. , '
shock or. (1185:1311 'm‘mm the blit-
tinned further this afternoon. Judge
Nehemiah Candee, of the firm of
Keogh & Candice, isrepresenting Mrs.
of ~ the‘ parish. 130550119. ‘ >
ddress to those . . _
(my interesting gm- Fired Five Shots “at Woman
after Cafing filler to Window
the Fitzgerald home, had appeal-edit:
d to thengiitrg‘eazofi‘ the yardoutslde the house and wills _ ‘\ 2 ‘-
venlna'». 9. ~ tied to attract; her... attention.‘ Mrs. flighm . ’-
Fitzgerald went to a windofirto ascer- ’ > z‘ ‘3' ” i’
‘ tam-who was whistling. As soon as
tomatlc' ahd' fired «five "shots ‘in‘rher .
as minister in charge , . g ‘ 1 . _
This‘ will 43.190 be -g‘v:Cflon. The shoes went; wild, haw
It was a. delight-l
to the rector '
of pie parish to have
both services yesterday
the widow .0! the
8mm“ "130‘! Complaint of Mrs. Fitz- and films to put to we
get-aid. ,1: 1&an 'It ‘tlIfi-t'tlmergn , ~
i'Gernaldo. will: repaired ~mbnMM' j
‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ..2 m.rafiu ‘mm'fer'a”
mm away is new mm!- ”“192, had boarded at the alumnae, .. ,
.home for some weeks. ~At'thatum' é ,V
ttend theéonnecrtfibnofftmlhe did several strange acid. any?!
ere her husband 281110161
d loving «actuary. ' .
firmed were: 'Otto “Henry
Clark. Mn»!
is. "fllm lins-
meantime
lee Wham“ listlend.
~Me’ilefld.‘ Marion Eel; . , ,
. Estelle “ePei-lneyer.
oberts and Alice ‘T'uy- '
inlwhich wasthei’hrlnginxflnfivf a. large
' chip in the house. . This was taken
_‘ 7 awayéirom' him by ‘Mrs. Fitzgerald's,
husband. -One night he was touadon‘ .
the stein .ie‘nding'to Mrs. Fitzgerald's .
. sham. and, on another ‘rocensionpmi
2 reunion 8". roor'cyerlook‘ingn window '
ens {Wong MW
longed to, or how they came to be.
there. The police have than ‘il'l their;
Mon new min believe that they
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Vaast‘ . Bros.‘;Garnge. .,
-"When the car, landed at the bottom
of the "annulment most of the mom
pgnts were . pinned - .heneath it. The
tenet the elemichorn, mil m?
lmooked out all of the lights on the
car, butane, andaif'was the shrieking
of the horn’that. attracted éthe atten~
tion of nearby residents. The light
on the car enabled rescuers to locate
the wreck, as there. was little or notin-
ing on the top‘of the embankment or
gone oven. ,- . .
League‘Bseing Formed
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ,16.-An in-‘
letter 1mm John Scanlon of Milwau-
kee, secretary of the league. made'
public today. The schedule calls for
104 games for each contestant, half of. .
them being in his home city. The four
players winning the greatest number
of games during the, season will play
a post season match. the winner of
which will be declared national cham-
pion.. VThe total of. prize money is
$10,000.~ The'cities’to be represented
are Buffalo. Chicago. Cleveland.
Detroit, Kansas City. Milwaukee, New
York, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, St.
Louis and Toledo.
‘ Grab a Champion Lifter.
A weight 490 times its ov’rn is Just
on average lift for a crab. .
day hunters undtbe unaware! flash:
when they were taking thefblg'“m
lions about the Prlbllol! islands. Jilin
meat was dried and owned for has.
the skins used is towering for the
boats. intestines we made into air»
merits, its stomach was used as ra-
- pouch for oil and the long whiskers
were sold to the Chinese as pickers
for opium'pipel. ' '7 "
- Open Child’s Bowel: mth‘ ; M. ,
roadway to indicate; that a‘ car had ~
BREAKA mill”
Acts Quick, Costs Little,
and Never Sickens’! *
Every druggist here
money returned.
quinine—Adv.
'tomorrow. Ask your druggist fore.
lw lltllllls
“Pape’s Cold Compound”
guarantees
rach package of ”Pope’s Cold Com-
pound" to break up any cold and
end grippe misery in a few hours or
Stutfines., pain,
headache. feverishness, inflamed or
'21 9nd,}..flnd .rgiiovpd kind,
first (3052. These sate, peiasant tablets
cost only a few cents and millions now
take ’ them instead of sickening
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'Even a sick child loves the “fruity"
taste of “California. Fig Syrup." If
the little tongue is coated, or. “your
child is listless, cross, feverish, full-of
col-d. or has colic, gives. teaspoonml
to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a
few hours you can see {or yourself
how thoroughly it works all the cori—
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Millions of mothers keep “Califori
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teaspoonful today saves a sick child
genuine “California Fig Syrup" which'._
has directions for babies and children ‘
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You must say "California." or you may
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Here’s a lot of battery for the price:
If you ever bought a low—priced hat.-
tery, it’s ten to one you’ve paid more .
and got less for your money than you
get here in the C. W. Battery, 13005
separator). quality plates—selected.
cedar wood separators—best malaria}.
and workmanship. Made in sizesto
insult carfir fisir’for’prl’i . ; " '
Battery Station, 49 Wes me- P11 ’,
Emil—Adv.
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Phone 969 _
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