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WANTED
«Ann: MAN 33 A93 4 tau-413mm Union
'r-w ( n. has a solenoid opening {or a
gmul live mam to handle their busi-
m in Slammrrl and surrounding
:. ”u ~ xetall. This is a splendid op-
pommhy {or a man to get a nine lit.
He boxing-$3 of his own. quite a nice
buoinmg ahead; established Pre-
12 mhn 3 man with a car. Small bond
to cm or goods reunited. Geo F.
Haskell. 13.1ng 253 State 5%... Bridge-
port, Conn.
“'AN'I I'SIV-‘FQIIHIIL' clerks
glwn m {lime who have had expe-
rience or lo High School gracluales.
\pph ny 13:: tor stating age.
wrpermnco and salary
T.‘ Cam Sentinel.
Va \N'I‘Eilwg man :«3 run boating
boilur .md g-snnml work mound fac-
t0r3' Sammy 33an in? wear a. (tutti.
Addres; l'. O, Box. 3:15. So. Normal};
(form.
I'VAJCI‘HU 1‘ Mumsnwork by ‘
mum! plain cook lth. R. Ix-
A79 . So \‘nrwnlk.
month.
12
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Appl} Sanitary Bak-
"o. Norwmx.
WANTF:[':-~«C;»ntl:;mn2s leaving sum-
rwr homo roeommends young man
.3» ('lnuflur and useful man, careful
druvr, milling: and objgmg. Ad'jross
AL flux 7.“. Darirn. (form.
“'Abi'i‘lii)" Ymm; man, 3:2 ymra old.
man in
care Sen—
“5511?:3 position as handy=
.«h 7p. I’l'rim "“4.me Man."
[in-i.
“3323\"112‘1!«Experienced sleever. Ap-
.. 1.91:0}; Shin Co. 11 Chamtnut
WANTEDL~medress to do work for
family of two at. home. Addresg R.
3‘. can} Sentinel
23‘ AN? £D~Board room and bath for
two gentlemen. Room with two sin-
gle beds. Fair locality and price. IV.
Elm-my 71 Control A342,, St George,
Slater: Island, N Y. .
WANTED—Shipping clerk {or local
factory. State age. experivncz- and
salary (wheeled. 1507: "J," can: Sent!-
moi.
WAN'I‘lil'Y-«For open shop. Non-
union maiden; and coromakers (or
heavy work in grty iron foundry in
Connodlrrut. Stood)? work for good
men. Your reply must include refor-
anew: experience and age. Address
F. F. M.. care 80.1’s’or3valk Sontlm-l
LOST
LOST
A \E’lzitn ‘Xire “’hoel, with (351:!
(than. ‘i'road Tire. and Block P“
Omar. and attached to it a Broken
H221; and ”.Jaxwell" Cap. Reward.
F). M. loc‘k3roml. (‘olebum Building.
No r33 .7 l k.
TO LET
‘31) f {QNTwfili roonH,
i |-?' ‘Iif‘nfh 5
I'Vu 33 27k,
all im-
East
with
Rowan SL,
'2'0 ill'l‘mfi rooms. all laws: im-
p n'rwrnvnls, at G"r.~go'ry Blvd. John
"mi: 4 Fonwick Sf... Easl Norwalk.
': u 1m21— Raven
“vyvnmnnfg.
rmrg house part
largo stardom ad Ills.
Mt Norwalk. lnq. Wm. Podmore,
2 St, So. Nomalk.
'1‘0 RENTWS rooms With all im
1;
i; -.
grove-
merits desirable inrmion For in-
formation a-mly at I“? Love “arc-s31.
Solli'n \‘orwalk Phone l3? 4
T0 LET—«Two 21: Cl} furnighd rooms
:or lia. ht houskoopmg.‘ For informa.
tion apply at 18 Loom Arron:
TO I.FZT~—six mama with all improve,»
mum-s. prim 3.5 Inquire R Jose-
10: 53;. or ( liar-lost Thompson 64 For!
l‘oin: srrfiot Fast hot-walk
'I‘O LET—~Room and L in! for gen-
tleman. Prixato family. fun. 8 Put-
nam Ave. South homalk, Conn.
TO I FIT—«5 and 6 rooms. an Improve-
ments. Int}. 36 Second St. East
Norwalk. Enron. ..
TO LET-—4 rooms 12" ll: all improve;
ments. after Nov. 13!. km 9 Bay-
flew Ave. Phone 1733.
FOR BALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
All lmorovements, within 3 mlnutea’
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
amiable.
J. M. LAYWN 8:. (30., INC.
INSUWGE THAT LNSUKLSS
6 Elwood Avenue lemons 35
"WHITE Lmnomvs Wis hoe.
1.331.312; com A?! mans
nmimnwmm
imamnym.
STORES. NW Lwompleie re- the am am“
more :2: of the tumour}: annual
rational Egg-laying content a:
Storm: Agricultural Experiment
”0" announced today.
Ilrfi‘gwrynd Farm pen of white 17
170m: 3mm
I {In "lb
Inter-
Home? of 2:! egg!
é’ich m: in»:
b“ Orchard's
1:51.”:
10”.?
Ega'rbe
from ”,4
t? 33:91“. being the W 3W "'33
Run
I133! Connecticut hon in- the ;out“:
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Prowl-once 1
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education 1 1 family
dosired. Box,
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FOR SALE—Owner leaving town, of-
tera attractive modem Wee.
BUSINW NOTICS
mmmmcm—
Amt flat the m Thatcher
10 rooms perfect condition. Large Blpelen Furnace. It you are may to
rooms, fireplace oak. trim. hot voter pin-chm a. mm heater. (9 no
heat electric range, bath. Fine attic more mam you: select? 1 W
and cellar. Excellent location, high renown. Borneo prompt. Stephen
ele3 anion. wonderful views. immenae Hill". 15 Monroe meet. Phone :97.
vol-ch. Big plot. garage fruit, shrub—
bery.&alr offer invited. Terms or.
ranged to suit, Address Alfred
Hopkins South Norwalk. Tel.1636.
FOR SALE
1 family- house. 6 rooms.
movements lot 60:17:)
Price $5. 000 Cash 82 000.
house, 9 rooms, in Not-
N orwalk.
lion near trolley.
Cash $1.00.
William F. Hoyt 8: Son.
FOR SALE‘Brand new Ford touring
car, $113” down, $1.00 a day. Why not
get the first use out. of a new car
when you can buy it on such terms
as these? Dutee “’ilcox Flint, Inc.
FOR SALE-Brand New Bathroom.
tank enameled bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel plated fittings; speciol
Dig; bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats 35.
New York.
FOR SALE.
2 family house. 10 rooms, improve-
ments, Woodward Ave. Price $5,900
mortgage arranged.
2 family home, 10 rooms.
Norwalk, $4,000. Cash $2.000
William F. Hoyt & Son.
"OR SALE—~Block wood fence posts,
split wood and kindling. Phone 2891.
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1 East
Ham 10 Fair SL. Borwalk,
FOR. SALE—0n combination home.
Dr. Bohannan. 64 30. Main St. Tele-
phone 60.
FOR SALE—4918 Buick 7 passenger.
good condition, 5225. Bennett. Walv
(er Ave, Norwalk. Phone 2155—14.
.3
4.
3 lairview Ave Nor-walk
FOR SALE—1 1922
like new;
new; 1918 Dodge coupe;
oupe;1920 Ford roadster starter
31:3;1919 Dodge roadster: Ford, 8100.;
..anes Garage, 2 Harriet SL, \orwalk
Essex touring.
2’01: SALE-Gas stove parlor stow;
elscfric heater 7 Chestnut street,
11113:er M. '
FOR SALE~1192 2 Ford touring, run
2.000 miles; starter
bargain for quick sale. Osborne,
Spring street
FOR SALE ~— Now 812092 Repair.
first street. East. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Oh Very easy terms. two-
!amil)" house, improvements. large
lot on upper Main street: also Colonial
house and ham. newly painted and
{lapel-ed. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 156:.
FOP. SALE—Must be sold at once. a
7-mom house. not an investment.
but a home, with every improvement.
Rouse practically new,
residential section of 80.
Price 83.009. Phone 1662—4.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Crano
bury. Lemma well in Newtown ave-
nue. comer of Grumman avenue
Home 8 rooms, large barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
_ ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 M3111: Street Norwalk
FOR SALE
7 room house. recently redec-
orated. inside and out. Lichen:
improvements. Two minutes from
Main St. Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lotsin East Norwalk.
LEROY I). DOWNS,
INSURANCE a; REAL ESTATE
Phone 1681 '
123 ‘Washin’gton ‘St.
So. Nor-walk
MASON conmcron
H. Fabrzio, mason ccntractor. ha:
an organization tint “knows haw
when It comes to work in this line
This contractor can do all kinds 4.—
brick and stone building: and is :2
expert in the building or cement nlk
and re—enforced concrete work. Th»
buill‘ing of chimneys and “SEW
is a thing that Fahflzio under-sand
how to do. (ME 14 8110321463
Pbr-ne zsz¢~u£§ A"
f“:
I '1'.
all In? 65 WinfieldSt.
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walk, all improvements good low:
Tel 435 mu”
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
Hone Hum {gr Sale.
'Eat News:
#30! THE rAtrroar fro
wanna“ .
puma. homer-nil
price 35, 560. cushion: o! on and: soul on air any
payment pm. .5130me
manage-ran?
guaranteed.
' Lilliphmo 81': for mental!” w
NURWALK SAT-rams 00.
Franklin and loam St St; Rm}
{um NORWALK We co.
Seidenberg Co 545 a" “‘1’ win“?-
3rd Ave" between 36th and 3‘7 :11 Sts.,:
E
1321. 435!
When you hmren't any mar. use for
your car take It to
495 Syphon closet, china low-do m 5 ROWAN 81.. EAST NORW
TEL. 899-11.
Smash~npo and an: damaged by
:or small to get attention.
ATTWI‘ION 2
If you want to dispose of any m1-
niluro or household goods. all or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
1
44 WATER ST. -—_ TEL. 903. ‘ g
5
READERS, ATTENTION 2;
If you have second hand furniture.
Call 8 A. “.1220 1: 9U 6 LO :5 y .31.: Junk. paper stock or metal: of any
‘kind. sell it to Jane Bros. and you
work anywhere gentle. Enquire of: 37 Fort St.
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FOR SALE—{3’0 8 kitchen stove; also'
small parlor heaters Small prices..
i
will see the reason 17113-
Write or Call.
East Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD
Teach" ot'flodern Mains
Studio-48' West Ava, 80. Not-
walk. Telephone 1838.
Now Is the Tune {01‘
R00? PAINTING
This can not be done satisfactory in
{cold weather. so don’t wait.
1 1922 Buick touring like Skit"
1922 Ford Gravel and Built- 4311 Rooting. Iron and
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Asbestos Shingles. Tar and
Copper Leaders and Gutters. 2
Thacher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
Phenom: 2955—387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
saunas.
l
iBosch & Eismun Magneto Service.
\51 makes 05 Magnews. Genentom.
accessories- Starters and Battery Ignition: repur-
54 ed and installed by expert mechanics.
{All Work Guaranleed at Reasonable
lag Shop, complete with tools. oew- .
1m; machine and stock, 3250. Call 46;;
Pnces.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
The Elite Shop. under new W
'ment. Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment. shampoolng. manl-
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling. permanent 2:32: dyeing.
french American waving, new city
pack. water waving. mares! waving.
hairdressing. face massage half goods.
42' Wall street. Normals Conn. Tel.
{2555.
in the best '
NARI 81203
Local and long mm mm of
all kinds Plan: 112mg 809ml} van
for moving purposes Dally. rrlva to
New Vnrk Cit... Building stone?
71 Gem Strut. . Phone 318
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days ant?
there is no use giving. it aWay for;
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk. 13130 pay 1c 3
:ound (or r353.
J. EFFRON.
5 Burbank St. Tel 2563 So. Norwalk
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 33. PRO;
BAg‘E COURT, October 25th, A. D.
192
mm of Frederick A. 341115.13“:
0: Romania in said District deceased _
The (Door? of Probate for the Dig—g
trlct of Nomlk, M‘Hmitéd and al-’
lowed six months from the date here.
of for the creditors oi said mine to
exhibit, their claims for settiement.‘
mm . W. .. A..."
wa24 m“.
Those who new to present their ac—
manta. properly attested, within saidg
time. willbe debarred 3 recover}?-
All persons mind to said Estate
we requested to make immediate?
1101505 can: MYSTERY
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.1.——Detect-
jveo and;ml inspectors seeking ,
“1‘ home.
Sta: . i
1-1110!w mtwmm the character a: the
the contest grill! 2. 2‘5 VB] discover the
for and my sin believe that the W.
The: best wmwmmmmamm
Jun :nfr‘vn] mg that horn Wotd- Io t e touch" was {War The
(a: woodman. Wu ”Perm” for Fm
‘73 Lndottes with a. total of an? 2’7» ”hastened mt
barred mt.” m "my” m are W6
Ontario Agricultural calm m
3' 2:: mm a total of 3951 am for the m m m.W*rihnme‘
1 an hosted a: mono and mitotic.
aviation; o; "é, m;i,m._v' sunmmd . J
the death of W. W. Stern-ct of He?“ '
andthcneriousmnea of his wine
from eating Wu coke have set on
to find the W and to acidic-a
delicacy at.
tsmugn the mat: to the stern:
. flown“ in?” ch!“ “mm “hf
make of mac“
intent!» 3
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‘flieomm and My
{hood securing mone3 from his father
. telegram.
Qhear't “Kittie ' to take the part of his
walfe: during his fathers 3islt.
£«Mingus:
"some cw: {Prim—v
W Grotto Minstrels
Proveu a “mg Sum
(00:10::an from First Page)
by “Doc” fioofe, gamed a. dig hit, Directorb-Pen-in Samara. '
Stanley Carpenter mg in good 3oice Omhestré: under direction 5: Me:
when he sang “Simple Element”. H. Sexton.
B. Knowles say; 'i‘The Worm I: Wait-
in; for the Sunrise” with splendid of-
tech while Harry Duff rendered “Coma
Hooker Grotto onions.
Moharch—Ji. M. Emu}:
Chief Jasflcei—Wflm I. Elnora.
ball Milieu becomes acquainted with Mons." In thislaat harsher Dufl was Master CemohiesaWMAm
Hulda Hawkins. the belle of the cob
oréd 4400 which character was unper-
wasted by Tom Taylor, musing
Luella Brown (Jimmie Will-nan)”. his
former girl; In t i {etch also agar-es
Prof. George Washington Lee played
by Ham Duff. and Henry Brown, a
swell coon whOse part was taken by
Art My. Johnson 3 imperoomtion
is many dhcovered. but not before
the audience is convulsed with laugh-
ter a: his’ antics and those of the othe?
Wars inHme sketch. A dance b?
or and orton spéc
attraction. proved a. £31
Scene two was a. Roman travesty.
entitled “The Death of Lhe Glanm’tor ”
In this scene thsre were three char-
acters: The Senator. la e '
St. John: p y d 113 Spar’t
daughter). Vincent Hal-mick. and
Archibald (a Roman soldier). Chester
Iawrence. It is a difiieul: task to en-
deavor to de~.~cribe this scene. but it
might be said that it was of such a.
type that the entire audience was mm-
vulsed by laughter from the minute
{the curtain Went up until the arm of
the scene. Each of Lhefir‘i‘b who ap-
peared in the travesty was excellent,
Lawrencr' being
high praise.
Scene three was a
sketch entitled
farce comedy
’The Gay Deceivers."
{The four characters in the comedy
sketch were: \Vill (plays the ponies).
Captain Ceilings: Henry (his Valet},
'Doc. Moore: Kittie (Bill’s Sweet-
Penny Ante (his beautiful.
heart). Miss “looks and Dad {‘Vill’si
father) B. E Bailey
which the Ski {ch is based is simple
but full of clean humor. Will has
for "Kitty." a mu? horse but Whom
his father lie-{loves is his wife. \Vill‘s
father unexpec ads} pays “fill a visit
In the
meantime “fill sends his valet to se-
cure a baby '10 complete the family.
“'ill’s {other arrives amid consiclpra—
ble hustle and hustle. and demands to
meet “7111's wri ( .md to see the b31231
The mat clasp-s “i117 Hen”. the valet, .
placing in W 21? : fathers arms three Archibald (a Roman Sordier)
d Hack of all gluesg
chilflrwn. whit :271
5
Captain C0"! lugs {filmed the part Ofi.
While his
Will .n IDIGI iixl sashion.
“at Him Weeks m
excellent as. “Kittie.”
ed with a ham: .
the scene. it,
part of "Bad f‘
E. vBail‘ey ploy-mi the
first part of the min—
strol froliqne.
The amend p: w: of the frolique was
the mumf "91 proper
Mam of the soloists 0: last year again3
appears ‘1 on the program making it a;
rare tlf‘zii 101' music lawns. The song Introductng Kenneih Ikel‘S
numbers “one wéll selected. being far
above up, average minstrel numbors.
Supporting the singers were twenty
voices in the ml'nfiirel circle by a. glee
club at tnirt)‘. \ariety and harm'ony
was proflded for b51112 chews work»
Al! 0. songs prmed; big hits and
rewind hem-t3 applause.
tit?“ ‘ r: the fanatical numbers the
usual mmstrel fairies and chatter were
pulled There were plenty of live gags
with local characterization and setting
and linked to the humbers of local
rosidonts. T736 end mos wore: lu-
William J. Hoax-e, Arthur Canes. Jack
\omonul;er, Arthur Woods, Asa T.
Low“ 53—5. Perry Horton. 44:2 1'}: J. Duff
anti James T. Wiihall The interlocu- “The World 15 VF aitiog for the Suth
tor was Kenneth T. Boers.
Art szey started the musical nuin- - "Come Along"
‘ ,. rh‘"
hers b3 sirlging in fine fashion.
welcomib "Blue," a
sentimental ballad, was » splendiflly
rendered by A. E. linemen.
“Melody lane " Q
I
wmmy 01' particularly 2 Q
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The story upon Luella Brown {Not a Member
notifying the latter ahead of time by Goats: Steve
‘ Wm persuades his met-;Herfing Oscar Sather. George HOW-
Zxalet Henry 1 rmidzd :1 large part of “Fill (Plays the Ema)
(tho rotundv
' and was present- Hear; (His Valet) . . . . . - .Doc. Moore
Rome bouquet following Kittie (W’ill’s Sweetheart)
with much afloat- This Dad {Will’s Father).
7
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“Ain't ‘
Sh? Dumb." a hmfiorous song,‘ songfl
ably supporteé by the chorus. “In ford.
Rowland” was the name of the num- Veiled Prophet—('3)
be:- gang by Barry Sunderlaad. Wars—«Crane:- C. Hegehmn.
'Geoxgette," sung by Jim Wimall; Tremr‘er—Spartan S. St. John.
made the big hit of tile evening. Captain of Guard—FWm. H. Will-
While all of the singers were encoréd, mutt. ;
W'ithall waa called back to render the Sentinel-Andy {Zr-man.
song again on several occasions. Orator~Rév. 1. Benton Werner.
"Moonshine.” a clevor and recently Marshal—Charles Pfam.
pnhlished hit of music. was presented , W
by 35mm Dibble. Mr. Dibble - 3155 EntertainmntMWilie—a as. Bunion:
rendered another meat-ion 8:8 the 12— Jam Damieny, Clayton Malt P.
suit of saw! encores. Frank Wal- 31,3933}, hog-ton. William Emmi,
lenstein sang “For the Sake of Old Harry Gibson, Leonard M
LII-fig Syne."- and the 511811713 of "38310.8port9—T1iomas Vaughn, Norman
mmfityz" by Tom Taylor. closeé Wiggsesworth. Arthur canes. E 3019‘
the show. "- 2:? i": ens. Frank Holly .,
In closing, it might be said that the BandErL-heo, Glover. \
orchestra. led by “Jimmie" Sexton 3C“ Publicity—“711:5 Jones. Wm. .7.
0011193an the singers in an 810393911“ Moore Clifiom N. Jennings,
manner. The program, too is worth} Glee Club—V6 . C. Maciashlan.
of comment. It was one or the largest Gecrge Hirst 335.39}; R mm; Geo.
and best programs ever turned om. in Leach.
Norwalk. ? Trustees-13. 3L. D. Bun- Beach; P.
The complete 15W together M. C. L. Marshall, P. H. flowing
with committees. etc" follows: i Cast Director——Aa.ron T. maroon.
13,131! 0251;, I Orchestra. Director—éAlex. m
Selection-”The March of the Wooden { Finance—Jones Taylor. Judge W11-
ggmiers,” from “Chauve Souris" gmott, Elbert m
Seaman's Orchestra: Refreshment—@arles WilsonQ
Communism—Spartan St. John.
Sick—Robert Walsh, Willis Jones.
_Hiram Shema.1rviug Plemhts, Dr.
§\Vm. Stevenson. Kenneth Beer-5.7751012
ris Epstein Cla 310:; Marshall. Charles
Pfahl 1V. l—fiant‘ord. Claregxce Butter-
“HL'LDWW‘KIXS’ BAD
AM- Face Comefiy.
Huléa Hawkins (the Bell of the
Colored 400) .......... Tom TayliJr
Prof. George W ash'mgtonLe
935
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Pa:
Wee on Program Advertising.
Belden Bailey Frank Beekeryfim
Finkelszein, William Hazard, Thomas
Vanghb. Han-3; Gibson, Chm:- Law—
rence, Oscar Schultze, Conrad rF‘rey.
Frank DeMuth. A. S. Melachian.
’George Hammoné. Arihur (Janey.
Fred Hyatt. Clifford Jennings. Arthur
Brown; “’alter Comings, Perry Hon;
ton. H. M. Bum, Thomas T331012.
William J. Moore. Charles Wilson. ‘
Frank Wallerstein, IV. A. Halifax-é:
George Pleasants, W. S. Jones.
)hnkerism. '"- 7 i
Brown (a. Swell Coon) l
Henry Art Can'evé
of
Society) -. . .. . . ..,. Jimmie Wither?
' Johnson (a Bad Nigger)
gill-1...”... ..... .. Perry Horton
Bi‘ ‘Wilson (a Political Leader)
H ' .. Bill Hanforér
c-o-..-.o.- ...........
...........
Chontos ‘ Herbert.
am}. John Irving. A. S. McLachkin.
Charles Wilson G Hahn. L. Rear-30o.g
Scene: {
HE E52111 THE GI ADIA‘TOR’ Editoru—W’illiam J. Moore
T D A Rog: mm. ; Amm—C. C. Hegeman, Climax-a
N Jennings.
8 Senator. ..... .. . . .Spart St. John;
Early Ante (his Beautiful Daugh— Stag Artists—Al Roberts. 3911:: B
for) . . . - .. . . .. . . V inn-eat Harm-rick GNEHE
. é
Deaths and Funerah g
Joseph Kerekea. aged thirty-nine
years, died at his home, 27 ’Knapp
street. yesteriiay noon. He is sur-g
Vived by a. widow amt five china-QH
The funeral will be held from the lam ;
home tomorrow Thursday morning, at
8: 39 oclock. and at 9 o‘clogk from St;
Ladislans’ church. Intemm will be:
in St. liar}? s cemeterv.
Into...
2. u. . . . . Chester Lawrence?
Scene 3. , i
WEBB GAY DECEIVERS"
A Farce Comedy Sketch.
................... Capt. Ceilings
.................‘.... Miss ‘Weeks
. . .B. E; Bailey
(Intermimonj
. . .. . -Sexton' s mrmoxzists
PART TWO. l
Mamie: Grotto Minsnfis Demise. f Bani. F. mans _
m . Benjamin F. Williams. ii ’hfii war
‘3I1‘3LODY [733131 ‘3 veteran died yesterday 347%): '
as M;,su:r Home in \orotcn. The badgfis {sob be
' taken to Lee. Kass, for Bhriai
Art final arrangements have not‘ been com-
plated.
Selection . . .
of Ceremonies.
Jestewfimmle “111333,
(33:72:32 Harry 1321:“? Doc. Moore. Perry
Korma. A. (300336.. T3310" Arthur
1W nods. Am Lowndes. ,
Bailadistsflfla try Smxhezlgmi.8thn-
ley Carpefltcr. Al. Kmengor, Tom T..3—
Jolly
lot 1*! B K; .owiés and Frau}; \Val- ..
lins’u'ein . l
(km-tare ........... Entire Comparn
Down Yonder in New Orioans’
. . . . .............. A ‘t Caner
“Blue" .............. A. E. Kmemer; __________
"Aint She Dumh" . . .Doc. Moor-237175“;- battery, 38" 7
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