I T 11.8-- 8.8.1 .. zelZs Classzfigd Ayn
' '_ WANTEI‘)—~»5 salesmen. with or with-
p-
. Spec. ('0..
. FOR. RENT—Two connecting furnish.
_& Stewart Co. or Loth Silk Mill, nice
4 TO LET—48: District. centrally lo-
"‘3 wasfiED—Expertenced
running: between
w‘Sons, 5:23 State St.
WANTEB
MOULDERS “'ANTED.
8|
We can use several machine squee-
Zn'r” moulders in our Brass and Iron
"FOR SALE-«mwTemplar touring car
in excellent shape. Price right. If you
Phone 5156.
Fround ies Apply t once in person or
by letter giving Ego. nationality and.
experience to The Emplmment man-
ager The Yale 8: Towne Mfg. CO.,
Stamford. Ct.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
time furniture. mahogany. cherry.
maple. pine. etc. also old china. glam;
anything of merit that is over 100
years old.
A. BERNSTEIN. _
306 W'estport Ave. Phone 998
young men
ocerv stores. Am!!!
8 ()0 and 9 oclock.
CO., 50 Water
as helpers in KY
The Modern Grocery
t South Norwalk. {
-w’—-————-—-.—-—_
all round experienced
*mnn ior bovelling and polishing
-'lass. Steam w.nrk .l. Goldberg a:
New Haven.
AXTED- An
V.”ANTleIil—~Girl to take care of office.
1 Sn. Main St. Room 7. So. Norwaik.
P
W ANTED—Salesman. christian; seek-
ing .. permanent connection where
comings will be large. References re—
quired. Apply Hotel Mahackemo, 10
a m to 5p m.. \Vednesday Nov. 15.
t.‘ E Mlllspaugh.
WAVTED—lo salesladles who can
sell mens furnishings. Apply at
once. Newall 8: Murray, 153 Washing-
ton St.. So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
piecing sleeves. Apply LeRoy Shirt
( 0. ll (‘hestnut Street.
out clothing experience. Apply at
1'53 “lashing:
once. Nowell & Murray.
tun St.. 80. Norwalk.
WANTED-Men to learn shirt iron-
, mg Apply C,1uett Peabody 8500.,
Inc
’Phone Darien 41 3.
FOR SALE—Newton). Ave. new six
room house, all improvements andi
convenient to tmlley. 1 car garage.
Only 35.800, 81.000 cash. Geo. Mitchell.
Telephone “1881;
win see the reason why.
5.
FOR SALE—Live chickens, ducks and
rabbits. 52 Gregory Blvd, East Nor.
walk.
FOR SALE~Because of leaving city.
Phones ”5W7;
Junk. paper stock or metal- offiny
hind, sellittoJalteBrbsamveu
PROPERTY OWNERS .
Only the best in roofing, backed!”
the best. in “tuneup, togetheri
with service, constitute our ohm.
THE NORWABIE ROOFING CO
I will sell my new Ford sedan with
extras. [Tied three months. Telephone
Darien 41-3. Practically new Sargent
rolling chair, four rubber tired wheels.
STEVE?“- “BONIS,
pair
179 So. Main St.
Electrical Contractor Q General Rej-
Work.
Phone 3088
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
855. Syphon closet, china lowdown
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
hlg- bargain, white celluloid water.
closet seats“, 55. Seidenberg CO., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sta,
New York
FOR SALE—-Ford touring. special
JOSM’H C. 8
Mar.
“Sanitary Way "
TWIN CITY VALET-
ELLECK, Proprietaré
Ladies' and Gents' Custom Tailoring
Dyeing, Prfisslng, Cleaning- any
Work Called for and Delivered.
Philip Anderson, formerly Fifth Ave"
10 So Main St: Tel. 408 ySo Norwalk
made body, self starter, 5 demount-
able wire wheels, Stewart vacuum
system and extras, in A4 condition.
Best buy in town for 8240. Charles
Nellsen, Murray St. Phone 1995—21.
NAGY BROS.
for movingrpurposcs.
,Newjork City.
71 Cedar Street
FOR SALE—Mahogany davenport ta-
Looal and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
Dally trips to '
Phone 318
ble, 66 inches long, handsome de-
sign, almost new, price very masons.-
hie. 55 Elmwood avenue. Phone 2037.
FOR SALE—Rhode Island Réd pul-
' lets from prize winning stock, ex-
traordinary laying strain. Also a few
Cockerals. Phone 1226- 3.
Agent for thr-
rcanonable.
micron}: mnemonic-—
Plpeless Furnace. If you are read! 4;.
purchuc I. ons~plpo heater. no me
before making your selecfl’ifll. Price
. Service prompt. Stephen
Miller. 15 Monroe ctreet. Phone 897.
FOR SALE—4'1") choice lots. Fair-
.mp.
WANTED—Female operators on Si!!-
ger sewing machines. Good pay.
Steady work. Apply at once. Criterion
136 "Washington street.
FOR SALE—~Vcry che to imme-
diate buyer '1919 Bate ”touring. Al.
'running condition. car 2257 or 23
Merwin street.
your car take it to
WANTED — Wholesalers. retailers.
llgonts. Exclusive agency for terrl
tmy of Fair ticld county open for best
line of food flavors ever offered. No
capital required but must put in a
small supply at once. Gainer, Krous-
kup C0,. 247 Lincoln Ave, Brooklyn,
New York.
TO LET
'l‘O LET-Four rooms, furnished for
housekeeping. Decker, 25 Haviland
St.
TO Li;’l‘—~llenutiful six room apart
ment with bath. All improvements.
separate furnace. Strictly residential
ueclion. inquire 14 Lowe St.. ,South
Norwuik, Conn.
J
ed rooms for light housekeeping, all
improvements, centrally located. ln‘
quite at 8 Henry St. or Phone 2370,
fl‘O LET—4 nice rooms, all improve-
ments. with or without garage. 325
month. Apply A. Green, 232 East Ave”
East Norwalk.
TO RE.’T-Furnlshcd 5 room apart—
ment, with all improvements, good
location. one minute walk from center
of South Norwnlk. Rent very reason-
able. Phone 2413.
T0 LET—in anew house, 5 room
pleasant apartment, with all‘mod-
em improvements. To adults on Flax
Hill Rd. near station. lnq. 235 Flax
Hill Road.
TO LET—Four rooms, furnished, for
light housekeeping. Everything
[urtnishgdubutAgnst Quarter meter. Hot
In er e 130 furnis ed bedroom.
in Flux Hill Road ‘11
TO LET—2 or 3 nicely furnished
rooms, forone or two gentlemen or
for light housekeeping near Foster
neighborhood. Phone 1226—3.
FOR RENT—3 rooms. all
ments. 170 Main street,
Inquire Modern Grocery Co. Tel. 239.
improve-
cated, fine now 6 room house- all
improvements, immediate possessidn.
Telephone 1861 or 1223.
'I‘O LET—Anyone wishing a nice' with
tor room. all improvements, call at ’
80 Chestnut street. So. Norwalk. Mrs.
H. A. Crow. Tel.1257- 8.
1‘0 LET—G-room apartment. 2d floor,
hot and cold water, . gas. electric?
lights and wash tubs. 56 Taylonovo-
nue. Joseph Sendreyl.
Norwalk. .
FOR SALE BY
LAWRENCE AGENCY,
15 South Mamet. .
House, 14 moms "um...” 35,900
TEL. 899-18.
fire our specialty.
FROM THE PAC-TOBY T0
field Park, Norwalk. Owner, Care of '1‘“ am
Sentinel. Hath-eases“ lusts, bolsters and
Men: I I0“ one -“I,"'
FOR SALE—Double barrel shot-gun 9.3.1.511;ng And m3“ “til-
choked bored. 30 inch barrel, clean- faction guaranteed. Draw unto-lilo:
er, box shells, $8. 00. E. Hawiey, Hotel telephone 317 for Wm (59
gristolikw lVashington Street, South call.
orwa
NORWALK EXPIRES CO.
chums: 89. Km
m NORM WW- CO;
When you haven't any more use for
s ROWAN an. em Norway;
on; 5:.
Smash-ups and cars W by
’?
Ford touring .................. 8100.
Chevrolet touring. 1920 ....... . $250
Chandler touring‘ .............. 3150
Shufelt Bros.. 201 “'ashingtonStreet.
Phone 3073. ‘ -
Two family house, near West Ave-
“A
House, 11 rooms ...... . . . . . . . . 89,000
House. 5 rooms .............. $4.500
House, 8 rooms ...... .. ..... . $5.000 ATTENTION!
House. 5 rooms .............. 82,500
House, 6 rooms $6,500 It you want to dispose of any for
House. 9 rooms ...........0 . $8.000 niture or 130338110!!! 80068. “E 0?
. write to H, Ash. No order is too large
FOR SALE or small to let attention.
Ford sedan .............. . . . . $300
44 WATER ST. -- TEL. 903.:
MR8. LOUISE CANFIEED
Teacher of Modern Dancind
Studio—~68 West Ave. So. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.
' , Building Inspector and Other matters
. .
one, all improvements, two car ga-
rage—46,000
Two family house. 6 minutes from
center of South Norwalk, two car
garage—$8. 000.
l STATION.
ed and installed by expert
All Work Guaranteed at
PrACN- n.
One family house, new. six rooms, all
improvements, E. Nonvalk-sti, 000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
AUTO EIJMRICAL_ SERVICE
Bosch 5: Elsmann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Guam
Starters and Battery lgnitlons repair
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345. ,
Formerly O‘Brien &. Bovi
Real Estate and Insurance
LEGAL nomads.
4 So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN.
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE 1922.
All improvements, within 3 minutes'
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
ionable.
J. M. LAY'K'IN 85 CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
3 Railroad ,A’temle Phone 35
FOR SALE.
One Family Houses,
' Prices frOm
accounts
ery.
diate payment to:
MINNIEE
.. $23,000 up
3-.
'
sotveuv NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, 88. PRO
BATEVCOURT. October 315:, A. D.
Estate of Charles H. Mann, late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
triCt of Norwalk, hath limited-and al‘
lowed six months fromthe date here-
of for the creditors of said mate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recovE
All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make imme-
ELIZABETHMANN M. dim
Execntrixes.
l'wo Family Houses,
Price's'from -. . . . . . $3,500 up
For Particulars,
AlliomI‘“ TE mm, 4'
4
Employee Ligglettis Drug
store ...... . . '. . . . 85.50
F. H Gleason. .... 5.00
Realhtate— Insurance Wm.N. Crow mg.
00.. ..... ... .3). 10.00
7 Main St. Not-walk
4
r ..
LOST
Tire and Rubboc
Your battery any m5. will be
properly and for dining the‘ winterj
months. either dry w or IO!
storage. at The Kyle Buttery pinion;
49 West Ave. Epoch! staunch given
to this nature of battery work. This.
ls a well eqflmd battery
neat where service is the Watch-
word" and where expert? are
£3.37“ '
W 'm
Ave. and So may post am a Haf'lrlmm’c'rs'. Union 5.00
fraternitypm mutter: with pearls,
andsaphlres .G._S. outback -ol‘pln.
' meta wan-"M
to I. attic of
10b.” See an: to Your
troubles. Phone ”If—Adv. ,
N01716:.
The membmotmmRa' ._,
QTWIOOI-‘mhcrcby W'M'
that a special meeting will be held at
7:..me Tudnycvmmgfl'mlh,
1922, for the purpooe of
important business
FINA!) SUBSCRIPTIONS '10 ABM!-
mCE DAY FUND.
Already reported ......... . 83,321.27
. 'i 00...:1” ........-7{.90
h ' war—“msm'w’anm; Amen V's-loonoioo;18“.
black. shaped a. bunch of L“? “gfi’W, .
rapes. Rcmduretmedtothe W °- 1 ‘34
$01101 Ofllce. SL0: 81:82! - b-a-p"; -a.,ad'3'
[LOST—A double case We watch. Pulp Com... 35‘. oo
initialskbs,onm.n‘mfl. Fachultae....;. 6.99
set with pen-ls, between wm’raLFioreneo Mathews. . 5.00
Ave. and Crescent Terrace. Reward (mm hmfi~~ 5390'
for return tin-110 Woodward Are. on rfi- 3- ,‘Benton. 1921 '
theSeutinel Office. .. moo Day cot. $8.00“
.. 9Mtarcur.eyxhee.:.::: 5.00
Employesc. an; co. 5: $47,;
equippe- oongha rectum! WW 5319a,.wllo learned lull! . 2
' 25.9312
am " ’ m. vellum
conclusion that- one or the com.
* .tate- failure of some owners 9": horse-
drama vehicles to ‘carry lights after
dark. The danger of- this failure to
provide lights- is more noticeable 'dur—
M2339 short days of the tall and win~
commercial vehicles are found on the .
Arivlng by the .‘opcratorsmf automo-
‘ 10 o'clock from the funeral parlors of
Wysatx 2M9:
(Emplymthigltlaw. '
after-observations made am. the
month of October. has come. to the
Mamas to the safe opera
of automobiles on our hkhwaysfifig
ten months at Which time horse-drawn
roads after sundown ln ter hunt-w
be”! than during the sumr.
~ Superintendent Robert T. Hurley is
making an effort to draw the atten-
you of all owners of teams and
wagons to the necessity of complying
with the pnovision of Chapter 884 or
the Public Acts. The law requires that
one-half hour after sunset every Vehi—
ole shoid'a have attached to it a light
or lights. visible for a. distance or 200
feet from the front or rear.
State police Ofllcers have been in-
s'tr'ucted' to prosecute such violations
of this section of the. law that come
under their obsenation. Supt. Hur-
lpy' stated that the office at headquart-
erg, es. during the course of each
week. may communications contain-
ing information regarding reckless
bile'b, as in all such cases the offender
is easily identified by his registration
number. The superintendent is equally
anxious that the public asib ,report
violations of the law by vehicles other
than motor cars whenever the [den-
e
Deaths and Funerals:
. Funeral of Mrs. Tilton. ‘
Funeral services for the late Harriet”-
A.- Tilton were held this morning at
9. W. Raymond West Washington .
sheet. Rev. Fred H. Jacobs, pastor or
the South Norwulk Congregdfilbnnl
church emulating. The remains“ 'were
taken to Evergreen Cemetery. Brook-
'Isn. N. Y. for interment.
GOU§C1L \\ ILL
MEET Toxic!”
; - to Be Considered
It and; likely that at tonight‘s
meeting? in! the common council. it
ar meeting" Ethat or
,, filtyBflrtin will Wat a. build-
int r subject so confluhaxlon
by: the token“ an t the man
named will, be Georges; Hubb'ell of
Wefi Nor-walk.
Mr. Hub‘beli would havb been named
at’the special meeting cit—the council
called the middle of Month. but
for the fact that this item ot‘bullnes'l‘
was not mentioned in the call 105 the
meeting. and it Was believed. that
there might be some confusion result—
ing- at a later date. so that the 21434
pointmcnt was postpoued until a regum
laz- meeting night.
A number of other matters of im-
portance will come before the council
for action this evening, but it is not
believed that the matter of the revised
traffic ordinance will be considered
tonight.
_—____—__——————i‘-
BAPTIST MISSION SUPER.
Slltt'eS‘flll Affair Edd at mefiome of
\lrs. Daisy KW?
There was a. largely attended supper
last Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Daisy Ker-show fOl‘ tbe‘benaat or.
the South Norwalk Baptist mission.
It was a sil‘gn'al sitcom and the social
program was delightful and enjoyed by
all who amended. Mrs. Sarah Watson
‘TThe department of state police ' '
,tlt’y of thé owner or driver is known. L ' '
the first real treat of the season last.
night in Red Mons hall,
street. when the Red Hen mm
book the floor for the first time clash-i
ins with the Blessed Sacraments of
Bridgeport.
game by ascore of 26 to 14.
Men Separates won from the ‘Nllliams
A. C. of Stamford by the ’score of 32
to 15.
gamed testified to thalact'th’dt brisket-
bell has lost. .none of. its populanty in
Naiwnlk In fact. it seemed to null-
cate that sembpnofesalonal games here
would have a. most prosperous season.
of play were the Red Men Big Fire
in danger-“of" being- defeated
hands ofstfie Bridgeporters. This same
statement applies to the Red Men Sep-
arates. Although it is still curb in the
season both the local teams seemed. to
. be in fairly good fornt.
in: for the Red Hen Big “Five. tossing
up five Webs. For the Bridgeport-
era. McGran and Delmore chalked up
two baskets each.
. , ..,, ‘ .
Mostly all 08' the 0011056 basketball
the collages have yet to issue the first can for candidates; but by the end or
the week, they too. will have their court squad in action. " Forty
the basketball team are in native training at Cornell and about the some
numb: are mung for berths at the “Umversity or. momma. Roi-am :1 '
has abpmnlr‘nately thirty-five competing for positions on its court team and
New York University thirty aspirants.
6n the Season' s do'pe Syracuse will
Orange eleven has in the past, but Colgate can be expected to furnish plenty
of stiff opposition and it is hard to say just who will win. .
Rutgelrs was a weak bondhent for
eleven should do far' better this Saturday when they meet
Coach Sanford’s eleven should defeat- Tam Thorpe’ 8 pupils by fully as lair-go a'
score as they were humbled themseLves by Matte. ,
But
levens.
o‘ ' c"
Sillilillfim
Not-walk basketball fans were given
i
25min
tulle local learn won the
all: the preliminary game’ the Red
The large attendance: at3 the
At no time during the forty minutes
in the
9A5 usual, Blackmail: led in the score
For the Separates. Smith and Shee-
‘i...-~'...'fi-.
($09,911 Net Relaunches ”9,1113“. first cut in file lingo bound of basket-
bull-Etonsérs hertbsontheCityCélleseFlve.OfflcetoRyoddcnndL ..
dates thé’Ci'ty cause coach has selected a sum of fifteen players with idiom ..
he innit/ending :his- entire affords. The: men alum in excellent physical :7,»
trim and give promise of developing into one of the fastest team's in the
history of the college? ' . '
.5 C; '
If not ohe of the most important gridiron clashea.,cer.ta.inly one 91 the
11W fought battles that will be staged“: this coming Saturday will be the
Syracuse-Colgate content. If Colgate lost every game on its schedule up to-
the Syracuse fight and then won. Colgate would consider the season a. and.
coastal one. And‘the same holds true for Syracuse.
Coach Bill Roper is deserving of a g;eat deal of credit for the wonderful
results he has accomplished at Princeton. At the start of the presentaidiron
season. the Tigers were considered woefully weak and believed not to“ have a
chance against Yale or Harvard.
veterans around with whom to build up his eleven, has gradually developed
his players until the Tiger's today are rated as one of the strongest of Eastern
' O
Yale will need to be at her best .50 take into camp the Tigers next Satur-
day. Ropor‘s players have a fighting spirit and encouraged by their surpris-
ing victory over the Crimson. are sure to put up "l:he!fjbest exhibition Tad
Jones has. however, this season a. much stronger eleven than the teamf»: the!“
moon the Tigers at» New Haven “last season and most glam: followers
believe this is to- be a Yale year. "
Rutgers Snflered many
*Rutgers starts the week obit. an-
nual game with New York University
lacking full strength as a. mull: of last
satnrday's gruelling clash with Lafay-
ette. Capt. Howard Raub. tackle and
punter. played in the game~ with a.-
high. fever and yesterday was con-
fined to his bed. Keller.
wre'nchod his shoulder again. Booked:
11888.11 injured laneeasaresultofthe
tha‘voldable head on
W o: Isufswewas Other Rutgers scores:
men have bruises and bumps to show '0. “a." r‘
for their part in the struggle;'1v3r°nat° r-n-e-r- " ”ifég’ 13
RD”. .8.......... 8
Tommy G'bbb'ns - s...n............. o u
Knocks out Ashe ‘Re'ed - ---------- - °
boas of St. Paul knocked out George
Ashe of Philadelphia after 45 seconds
of boxing in the first round here last
night in a bout that was scheduled to
go ten rounds.
boxer before he took the left to the
jaw that ended the contest.
iEarlBaird WhipsMars
decision over Jimmy Mars in uteri
round bout in the Harlem-Fatwa!!!
Club. In another ten rounder Jack
ban led in the scoring. The ‘mr‘Stax-k and Fraiulgle Curry boxed h'
Lmade sin baskets and- the! latter four.-
and one foul. Leonard played a good
game for the Williams A. C. making
six points in all.
draw. Frankie Conifrey, the when]: i t at the N
fireman boxer knocked out Johnny M n gh °' “k
Williams in the eighth round or What .
was to have been another ten-round fairly m scores which
.
o -‘ .3».
- ‘ Riordan gave a line
squads orchard elem A few of
defensive play and
hookah} be m {hm
rectum {or— oss. Much of the ,
Ffeam' 8 strong defensive -
m .
Hall. at quarter, mad
gains and is rapidly 11%
times kicker We "
romaine. -
Capt. Griffin was again ..
of the game. Charging:
her-{m and. alum
tearingahe Ridgefield
lgains were needed:
Storms had carried the '
l
\. *
go into the game a favorite; as the
ab
Lafa;ette but the $Niew Brunswick
N. Y. U. In fact.
Again in the third quarter:
bola he tore down 113‘;
yard run and a. top
kicked the goal.
" Marvin followed the‘
his defendvepliav my
The students from
were peasant and thé cheering
the payers on to weer '6
Mr. Cochran and Mr.“-
greatly pleased with t}:
team is making.
the capable Tiger mentor. 'with few
Taylor . ...... ...........,
Earvin ....
Hall.
lTompklns ...............
'Cavanagh ...............
Simpson
fiat-sis
VanKleeck ............
C. & K; Defeat
No "
............
:..-sup...
Lint-'00....OIOBIOOI .
oo.--..-a.-n'~a
Injuries in Game
w
K'EW BRUNSVEICK. N. J. Novfi. 14.
.......... 45-0.-..
The C. 8.: K. Bowling- team
out of three games from the
Tire & Rubber Co. _ ,
night at the Norwalkr
Both teams are members
wall: Industrial m
fullback.
collision with
Perry..........-..99' 79,....
Tuttle ........... 78 “
Mon day..........:79 1g";
1'
in' the First Round
DETROIT Nov. 14 ——-Tommy Gib-
459 S87
TIRESzRUBBE
Meeker .......-.. 83
Sterling .......... 98
Berney 88:”
Berberick. ...... .
Hurley...........93
Paulina ......... . 82
‘—
Gas Department
Total
83 .
..........
Ashe failed ‘to Teach the St. Paul 98 :
78'
—'
l
i
Earl Baird last night- get the judges"
In the
series of the Connecticut
Power company. 'the Gus 7:
and Mrs Daifié’y‘ Ker-Shaw know how The “Egg; HEN BIGFIVE encounter. ‘ . f . 3m >
t° make mm" ten for m many G' E— "from WELL PINOCHLE Tourism. i a” DEPARM 45 ”,9,
0f the Whit—5 {fiends tootktgheir 132?: Clancy. rt .II‘IOC'I-‘OI 3 0." ' ‘mn ""“""' g: 93
mereandelfic'manl’“ em Coumlf.............. o 2 (“Old wencooko-nu-uu-
as". people showed their appreciation Meekon‘c,...............2 , 2, _ syfiizeggnfiemegsgiagy was new Rooney 7: 7: f:
or the we" The members and Jones. c ans-nuloa-uooe- 0 0 last evening at the centrarmm sta ! 2‘2 :68 an
friendsotthem‘sdonmpmfingvery Bummrg........u5 0 10 “On Theme at,’80clbclc’,dev "Ml .......... .
faithful 1“ 9“?” ”Spec” “5 mew“; mason. 1g.;.._.......-.... 1‘ .o 2 mm p 5"? mm, but mnicnfi 8: 55 w,
are bent on having a church war . . . . __ _‘ __ wasa'gmood attendamnce. particularlym b ........... 7: g 3':
while in South Norwalk. Total. ............ 117 4_ 26 the old-time meml all of when: 91m --v-------- 77 75 ‘8‘
W magical-dy—tgleeze 31:35:: I: 2&3: BLESSED SACBWTE. P gave talks for the welfare of the 003- Km? ' .. " ' °' ' ' ' _. 1....
n C - ‘ -, . .
Eggjtguhda)‘ school at 12' noon: com- Earns. ,1. fl .. . . .. H” _ (5: 2 , 1.11mi); as? thélr mom PHW'Ed 0f
munion at 3 o'clock p 111.. and an emu...............o 0 ». o‘mixnt: is :1: to hold a pinechle
old fashioned “"9““ “with!“ i" Feldenridh. lt' .......... 1 o . 2 . to Zambem” the om “a,
which the holy spirit took chars! 8‘ McGraw. c ........... 2’ o: 4, 0‘3““ be” mm the m
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