L 1L5. SERVICE
x. maxed to their
.11 and to the reg-
d .
l
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Stfflred. Inst. Found 10
nosnmss saunas
‘ Business Services Oilered 18
DODGE BROS—1 Dodge Bros. Se-
to 0.1«roelicher, Wilson Point or
phone 703-112. .
AUTOMO‘TI V2
ILOS'T—In Wilson Point. black silk VALLERIE'B EXPRESS —- Daily
bag. containing gold bracelet. service between Norwelk and
patch and $5 bill. Finder return Danbury. Also local trucking.
- Norwalk once trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury once :22.
Repairing and Refinishing 29
Automobiles For Sale 11
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings:
bolstering or closed ears. Res-on-
abls prices: best service.
corner Woodward Ave, Grove 3L.
MD-
A. Heir.
#1:): iz'XE‘ES dan. $450. 1 1923’ Ford Coupe A-l South Norwalk. Phone ”I.
_: ~ consecutive condition. 1 1928. Ford open dev -
9; 7 g. 1 'rc for livery. cheap. 1' 1922. Ford' closed Laundering 24
.- ct... .; Cash geléverYI-SA bargain. P. R. Gregory LAUNDRY WORK-Wanted ,by
. .05 .05 ° 86 rather; Dealer. 14 West Home Hand Laundry on 12 Day
1.5 - .. os 07 A"-9- Norwalk St. Phone 3081-3.
4‘ ...... . u I . '
r51 " ........ . .10 .03 FORD SEDAN. 1920—3150. Bargain Repairing um: Bemiehing' 20
:6 ‘ w 2: taken for k.” George McKendry. West Norwalk. I
5; l 0 CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING-—
q: 7: .15 to the 12-3 Ford Taxi. Highest quality work only. Every
L,“ ‘« LE4 Cadillac, 5 pass. sedan. Job guaranteed. Hours 7 a. m. to
2" -i ‘d b 19-4 Cadillac‘. Imperial 7 pass. sedan. 8 p. m. Try us once and you will
. . as \c y VAAST BROS. come again. 36 N. Main St. (ODD
l - 1 .mo Within Cadillac. Jordan. Hupmobile Dealers City Hall).
, any of 111- Show Room Service Station
. snowed. West Ave., Chestnut St., UPHOWERINm-Ane cabinet ina-
" a or six days Norwalk So. Norwmk. king. Pictures and mirrou
zpu-ntlon will Tel. 725 Tel. 1350 framed. High grade work A
,, .m-«i and adjust-
' 13110 earned.
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LANCE—-
._ e. T‘vlCCS Offered
v arm Contracting
.._.' and Mlllinery
Hauling, Rooting
i Surety Bond-
irkinx. Storage
l‘apcrtng,
21.
2 Service-
'.; 21nd Refinishing
,1; and Prening
rllzlslness Service
' iITI'l ——
; 3min! Agencies
. .. :1 ri—Femnle
.:.:. dfihifllfi
, :n and Female
, (‘nnvaueil
:3; Wanted-Female
: . War. ted-Male
.,,
wrportunitieo
- ? nan—Mortgages
To BOTIOW
. 3'...
“.thilCG Courlec
- ":11th Classes
, "ring. Drtmlui
‘mtruction
is. other Pets
“2-, Vehicles
: Supplies
Stock
l ur Sale
l Exchange
~11 .\cccsssoriel
. .'-',:-.lcrials
;.""l
‘. hairy Product.-
’, Fertilizers
.3215 to Eat
' i Goods
“niches.
and Tools
’rrchandile
l: .uipment
films. Flowers
at the Store!
. -: Apparel
lm'i'o Buy
"I BOARD—-
"Rh Hoard
"‘zthout BOW
. .- Housekcping
Places
m hat
90;) in Town
‘» _—--3:r.r.ms or Board
1: FOR RENT”
’ :‘s and Flat-
,- i 2:1:cs for Rent
M‘l Land For Bait
" , For Rent
'ml Desk Room
and
., z—Tc Rent
i~To Rent
* . AT}: FOR SALE—2'
in Real Estate
“ 5.- Property For Sal.
:;d Land For Bile
l: . *‘ For Sale
‘
w.. 1" d
n
.0
if! its public service.
.‘a'imEL' allows
CREDIT
. to those
. LASSIFIED
A ‘ lLRTISERS
g: “9 :élcphone subscribers.
'fl’i'e mailed promptly on
'“e '-° 0! first insertion .with
:“°p‘-XD€:tation that, in View
;;1 “'3 CO“tesy extended. they
:3“ 5“ PM before the seven-
‘ y “3’1 '1 Scount has expired.
“"‘° °°mnuauou of this policy
dependent 0“ {11. war.
on ““3 By the public in
collOCUOD W‘"
payments.
5’ 9'0th
\
" 5 n: 1110 number or
3". uriy advertising
Decont-
Agents
Oil‘ice Equip-
Diamonds
Mountain—For
iii an ntain—J'or
FORDS—1922
Ford Suburban. $225.
1921 Ford Commercial, 3125, 1921
Bergstrom, New I. O. 0. F. Bulld-
ing. So. Norwalk.
Ford Touring. $165: 1921 Ford
Sedan. 5235. Call at 9 Hamilton
mnomu'r
Ave. or Phone 1145-13 Norwalk.
l
l
Help Wanted—Female 82
NEW—FOKDS—USED
Buy your Ford now.
Jon. Hollywood. 7 West Ave.,
Tel. 2900 and 1359-4.
EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN—
for steady work at the Children’s
store.
Norwalk. Apply in person.
37 W. Washington St.. So.
USED CARS
Ford—Dodges—Stars—Oaklands
\VANTED—Cook. .
good. plain cooking.
or apply Home for Aged.
one who can do
Phone 157'!
CHEVROLETS
Help “ensue—male 88
\VANTED—Man wanted. Apply Fred
I .
time.
That’ '5 good enough
Such an individual
Sentinel because—-
classified opportunities.
Doing One Thing At A Time '
. You have been advised frequently that the
way to do things well is to do one thing'at a
seem to overlook the neods of the individual
who wants to get many thingfi done.
the A-B-C Classified Section. of the Evening
Here is a place where one can do one thing
at a time and still do many things in a minute i
The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the A-B-C Classified Section enable one to
locate dozens of opportunities in a short time.
One can do one thing after another with great
rapidity when the “things" consist of finding
You’ re missing Opportunity’s invitations it
you fail to read the Classified Ads.
The 5-5-0 Med u:
Always the Some—In Service
Always Difisrsnt—In Opportunity
advice—but it DOES
should regularly read
1
GLASSEIBD DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY t .
FOR'SALE
FARM IN SILVERMINE—About
fifteen acres. bounded by river. ,
Good house, consisting of six-
roorns, good barn. etc.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—Located
near hospital. Just completed.
Every modern improvement.
z-car gar'age.’
Canty e co.
Realtorsulnsunnee
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
7
11m carers roa em
New and Used Help, South Norwalk Freight
_ mm. ROOMS AND Bonn
Terms to suit the Purchase
r Solicitors, Canvsssers. Agents 35 “00”“ Without 50‘?“ , ‘8
ALSTH‘ S'GARAGE AGENTS “fANTED—To take or- so, MAIN 5'12, 127—: pleasant
Phone 1959
USED CARS——
19
19
I9
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
47
ders direct from consumer for our
90 styles of fine hosiery.
Lawrence Knitting Co.
St.,
Address
Charles
07
a
Methuen. Mass.
LIVE STOCK
:3 OAKLAND TOURING.
22 NASH ROADSTER. Poultry and Supplies 49
23 DURANT SPORT.
22 FORD TOURING, HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—Ply-
20 FORD RACER. mouth Rocks. Reds. Ducklings.
19 RED TOURING. Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
22 DURANT SEDAN. Best prices paid for live poultry
22 OAKLAND TOURING Phone ‘05. Weston Live-Poultry.
18 CADILLAC TOURING. 32 Main St._ Norwsik. -
18 Chevrolet F. B. ROAD. . .
19 PAIGE TOURING. MILK bED BROILERS — Direct
from tarm to consumer. Killed to
‘ N order and delivered. Also strictly
M %3ND§3§§§ECT fresh Sterile eggs. direct from hen-
' nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm.
P. J. DI PIETRO Phone Norwalk 1955-5.
WEST AVE. NORWALK
Garages—Autos For Hire 14
BOSCH MAGNETW’AH makes or
mascara", Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition tor Fords and All other
cars. 119 60. Main St. Phone I“.
BABY crux—$25 per hundred. two
weeks old 832 per hundred. Bred
to
Bared Rocks. R. 1. Beds and S. C.
W. leghorns.
a limited number of orders for 2
months old pullets for June Ist.
Delivered.
Yard. New Canaan.
lay stock. Hatches weekly.
We will also book
Herald’s Poultry
Phone 439.
CARS WHEEL!
SMONIZING DON E
WMW m 50
ON AUTOMOBILES
. NOTICE! \VANTED TO BUY—Air
GEO- OLMSTEAD kinds of cattle. Extra prices for '
WASH ST» REAR- MAHACKEKO calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
FORD REPAIniNu -. by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. S
cows Ior beet cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
Webster St. 80. Not-walk.
wmmc'r MACHINE SH'OP—'
, mammal:
and garage. Welding and cutting.
Articles For Sale 51
Service at all hours including Sun- F0
R SALE—Coal range in good con-
dayl- “GO-Gu" Ind 31111060 mow! dition. Also girls' winter coat with
oil. Chli'lie Kolligisn. 3 310331130“ silk collar. size 12 years. 4 Syca-
Piece. foot Of Hfl-Vlll'ld 5‘— Tel more St.. East Norwalk.
915. Nights 2916. '
FOR SALE—One Smith typewriter.
Repairing—Berna stem 10 Price $5.00. One 10 H. P. Palmer
0.
BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
motor, one 3 H. P.
peller wheels. Magnetos and coils.
Harbor Engineer-mg Co..
View Beach.
Mianus. Pro-
BUSINESS SERVICE
NAG! BROB.-—atorlee.
Tel. sin-u
PAPERHANGING DECORATING——
Businem Services Offered 18
Household Goods 59
Local and
long distance trucking or all kinds.
Plano hoisting. Special vans tor
QUARTERED OAK—dining
suite. butter. china. closet. table and
four
Phone 2455.
room
chairs. very reasonable.
moving purposes. 5 ton Heck
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
Wanted—so any so
daytime. 304-15 nights.
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Anxious
Norwellc
FURNITURE—Second-nund. sought
at highest prices. It you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. can
H. Jade. 81, Fort Point. street.
Phone “9.
or write
Harbor
'10 LET—5 ro oms.
rooms for gentlemen. Sunny and
airy. Inquire at same address.
Bloom-tor Weeping
FOR RENT—Furnished or untur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Can be rented by week or
month. All improvements. Steam
heat included. Phone 1528.
REAL ESTATE 3'03 BENT
Apartments, 11139
is
APARTMENT—Five rooms With all
improvements. Steam heat lur-
nished. Rental 830. Apply after
6:30 at Mr. Weisberger. S Hillside
51.. So. Norwslk.
DAY ST. 6~——5 room apartment.
most all improvements. Inquire
Louis Avrick. Post Odice block or
Lawrence ‘ Agency.
NEW 'A‘P'JtfiTMEN'I‘h—t-froom mod-
er’n shoretront apartment. .on-
venlcnt to everything. Rent :30.
Adults or Small family. Apply
evenings. . 7 Elliott St., Marvin
Beach. '
OSBORN AVE. 54—Ealt Norwelk.
4 rooms to let. all improvements. ,
Call after 5 p. m.
RENT—From Sept. Isl. Six
rooms and bath. All improve-
ments. 233 Flax Hill road. Good
section of city. Inquire 231 Flex
Hill road or phone—2642.
TO
I‘WO APARTMENTS— Five rooms
each,‘ with all improvements, on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield,
32 Lowe St, or phone 592-3.
FOR RENT—Floor with 3 rooms—
and bath, electricity and gas. good
section. cheap. Inquire 19 Spring
Hill. Phone 2928.
all
ments. centrally located.
1681.
improve-
Phone
Business Pines tor Kent 75
BUSINESS rues: son num—
Inquire at Gottlieb’s Clothing
. Store. 12 so. Main St. Tel 314-4.
Houseman-re 84
FOR SALE—1 room how. all im-
provements. 5 minutes from Nor-
walk P. 0. 86.500. Small cash pay-
ment... P. O. Box 78. Norwelk.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
so
A VERY GOOD BUY—Very nice
ten room house. center or town:
every improvement: only $9,000,
cash 31.500.
E. A. STROUT. Inc.
63 Wall St... Phone 8658
FINE HOME—'1 rooms and bath.
oak floors. fireplace. water and
“every improvement on Danbtu-y
road. 8 1-2 acres. about 1.500 it.
of brook on property. A line
home; only $8,500; a good buy.
E. A. STROU‘I‘. Inc. .
68 “'ail St., Phone 8658
FOR RESULTS list your property
with the Strout Agency, 58 Wall
st. Norwaiir. Conn.
Houses for Sale
SACETFICFE—Owne rearing town
7. room house all improvements.
two car garage. large lot. splendid
location. easy terms. D. 8. Hull.
Haviland Block, So. Norwalk.
SEVERAL HOMES—Have several
very desirable homes ,on Ohio
avenue: every modern improve-
ment in a section you would like
to live in. 813.500.- terms.
E. A. STROU'I'. Inc..
68 Wall St.. Phone 8558
“'I-IY PAY RENT—When you can
own your own home on a. small
cash payment? Six rooms and
bath. very well built. good look-
ing and fine location. Cash. $1,500.
costs $5.50 Total expenses per
month 833.50. It you were rent-
ing it would cost at least $40.00.
Call at office and see how easy it
is.
E. A. STROUT, Inc..
as Wall St..» Phone 3658
neural-nave 85
WHY PAY 88.000?~—tor a lot. when
$1.000 will buy it new. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. 50x100 on channel. test
building vicinity rin- 81.000. A
rare opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—Wilton 63-2.
A
RAILROAD AVE. 55+Store and
.ON GRUMMAN AVE—Plot 250 by
furnished rooms by day or week 296 with cellar 36 by 26'. 8.000
and also halt a house at 21 Cot- ft. of timber. $2.800.
tags St., E. Norwnlk. Inquire at E. A. STROUT. Inc..
M. Pascale at 36 You andt St; E. 68 Wall St.. Phone 3658
Norwalk.
Houses For Rent » '11 mg m
Largest assortment in finest Wail
Desirable building lots on Adams
Be-nei’icxal
‘ loans
V,
Credit Up to $300.
You can-borrow from us on
your home furniture left in '
‘ your keeping. Get some
ready cash to meet extra
summer expenses. such as
vacations. taxes, painting
the house. etc. No delay-—
confidential and self-re-
specting. Many of your
neighbors are our patrons.
No cndorsers are required.
Arrange your own terms of
repayment up to 20
months if desired. Only
lawful interest.
for your copy ”True
Story of e Loen‘in Pic.
turee
Beneficial Loan Society
27 “'all St. Phone 333;:
Open 0303.30 Sunni”. 3 to l
RICH COUNT ESS
New 6 room house. all im-
provements. One car garage.
First District. Easy terms. Price
57.000.
10 room house. of! West ave..
in Second District. all improve~
ments, $8.500.
Two family house. well located
:1 Second District, :7, 500.
Two family house. Third Dls~
trict, $6, 000
J. M.
5 80. Main St.
O’BRIEN
Phone 9'! 7
FOR SALE
A six room house. city water.
electric lights. fruit trees and
grapes. Lot 60 x 115 and an ex-
tra. lot 60 x 97. For particulars
inquire at the office or
J. M. Layton
& Co.. Inc.
Insurance That lnsures
~Realtorsm
Phone. 35 Railroad Ave.
NEED MONEY?
' We Loan $25 to $300
”cording to Your Wants
PROMPT, CONFIDEYTI. AL
AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
City or Outfit-Town.
EASY MONTHLY REPAY-
MENT AT LEGAL RATE
INTEREST.
Loans on Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Salaries, Auto—
mobiles.
No Service Charges,
Bonus or Foe.
Public Loan Corp.
Room 203, Commercial Bldg.
Call, Write or Phone 3931
30 WALL ST, NORWALK
Under Supervision of the Slate
Banking Commission.
W
RECON DITION ED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS
' These cars are like new and will
be sold at a great saving to the
purchaser.
We also have other good used cars
SEE US Tom!
T H E
ERWIN Ill. JENNINGS
COMPANY, Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
GEORGE HUL’i'zmzAlv
Carpenter and Builder
Window Screens
Making Screens a Specialty
R. F. D. 37 Phone 1045-12
or GREENWICH
Now MISSING
Failure to Appear at
French B a n k for
Money Leads to In-
vestigation
GREENW’ICI—L Sept. 2.—-
Failure of Countess Jeanne de
A
" baker,
USED .CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.
ALL MAKES & ALL KINDS
Fords, Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Over-lands, Gray, Stude-
Merccr and many
others.
ALSO RECONDITIONED
-HUDSON AND ESSEX
COME IN AT ONCE.
The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.,
Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
Liberal Terms.
TAXI!
For Instant Service
lMotieul. recently of Greenwich. to
lappear at a French bank in \‘exv
lYork through “hich she received a
g-laige monthly income from Paris.
has led to an investigation by offi-
cials oi the bank into her mysteri-
oue disappearance last May, the last
time she was seen.
The Countess. who was 45 years
old and quite wealthy. was brought
to this country in October 1923 by
Mrs. \\'. Herbert “‘iley. part owner
of the Bliihwood Sanitarium. Green-
wich. who met her in Paris at the
Countess‘ home there. The Count-
ess at that time was quite despond—
ont. it was said. over her recent
divorce. Her affairs were preylng on
her mind. She was brought to this
country last Fall by Mrs. \‘i‘lley.
who had been touring Europe, and
remained at her Greenwich home
on Rearfleld Drive until last April.
when M’rs. “’lley again left for Eu-
rope. Shortly after her hostess had
left this country the Countess went
to New York to visit Madame Marie
Gonesco. sister of the Premier of
Bush. She disappeared several
weeks later and has not been heard
from since.
Dliorced Count Husband
Prior to her arrival in this coun-
try the Countess. who had an an-
cestral home in Normandy. divorced
her husband the Count de .‘Iontori.
Following her divorce from the
Count she assumed her father‘s
name. She was living at the time
Mrs. \Viley met her at No. 22 Ave-
nue. Friedland. Paris. where she en—
tertained largely. among her guests
being many . socially prominent
Americans.
Soon after her arrival in the
United States reports were circu-
J am at Belmont
time of the Prince of VValee m
day.
.withont hindrance by crowds receiv-
yesterday.
gold cup regatta program flint be-
gan here last Friday. was one of the
Cigarette Jr.. covered the 150 mile
Embarrasses
Smile a
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.—
garden party a visit to
Park, for the international ”film
race. which marked the first a
ance. in this country of Epin -
French race horse, and a. quieyfdflc'
her at some place the locati
\\ hich was kept secret, occupa
In spite of the heat. Mair); 7
Solbert. his American aide and'ofli
cial spokesman for the press. 'hid'
last night that the prince was
fatigued and had thoroughly en
ed himself. His often expressed deé
sire to be permitted to move around
ed a. severe reversal at Bellmol,
Park. The attendance for the Epln
ard lace “as estimated at around
70 000 persons, and most of then:
tried to get close enough to get.
good view of the Prince as he; :went
through the paddock. '
.Jam Embarrassing 7
The resultant jam was the mod
embarrassing experience the Prince
has encountered since his arrival, alei
though he manifested his neuron!-
ness in the familiar Wav, by a height-
tened color. and the tug at his éeckv
tie he managed to smile as they
faced him. '
The Prince 5 party motored got!“
polo field on Ina W. 1?. Grace e
directly after breakfast at thejBor-
den house. The Prince was {wears
ing \\ hile polo clothes “1th the‘ turn-
ed donn n—ll ~21 ound Panaibq hoe
“hich is his fax orife summer
'dress, yellow-scarf, brown chew
polo coat and a. light“ eight smut.
As he prepared for the game he ml»
stituted an Indian sun helmeligwfih
a tin chin st: ap for the panama.
Plays Polo.
W. A. Harriman ,and Louis {Stod-
dard “Heie partners of the Prime.
\iajor Metcalf of the white ”teem.
Opposed to them “ere Russell Grace
G. Ste“ art. Ingeihart and Robgrt n
Strawbridge and \V. T. Loweg Te-
ward the end of the game which
went for six chukkers instead of the
customary eight. Captain Fran); Mil-
ler substituted for Mr. Grazer-games
T. Cooley of Meadowbrook Club re-
fereed the game. The Princgpiayed
the number one posMon. flag 81-
though he made a number 0; ushers
he rode pith skill and daring He
was Iargeiv responsible for the null
score for his side “hick won. 7-3.
when he rode “. G. Lowe the
field to permit the last bail to be
made. He used six horses. Darin:
the rest he smokcxi cigarettes._ _,
The partv left immediately-after
the sixth chukkcr and returned to
the Grace home where the Prince
changed into his favorite lo suit
0: gray flannel. resumed the
and vent. by motor launch
home of Mr. and Mrs. Her'
Pmtt at Glen Core, for a.
party. to which :00 guests ‘_
vlted. '
GAR “‘OOD WIN ,
DETROIT. Sept. 2. —VVith I that:
gin of less than ten second”. Ga? .
‘Wood of Detroit. drove Mfi ‘De- ,
troit VII to a victory over Cigarette
Jr.. New lork. in the annual‘inten-
national motorboat‘sn eepstages here
It “as the third V win
for "Wood.
The race, which concluded the
closest fought vnishes ot the pro-
gram. Of the fourteen boats that
started only half that number finish-v
ed the race.
The official time for Miss Detroit
VII was given as 3: 04: 41. 63. while
course in'3:0(:43.18. BabyWIV.
owned by \Vocd. hinged third.
lsted that she had been engaged
to an American aviator who had
been killed Armistice Day just pre-
vious to the announcement of the
cessation of hostilities. It was be-
lieved that she had for some time
she showed no indications ‘0! do“
pondency.
It was stated last. night thatths‘
only inquiry which had been- coin-n
menced into her sudden . d can
..
Paper. Work done in lowest figure HIGHEST PRItCEs. PAID —- For FOR RENT-Six rrorn house. All int “‘8an good residential section PHONE ‘ though she was never heard to men_ plete disappearance had :9 n in“
Alex White, 35 Lowa St. Phone "cont-mt d3 fifzrrwfisll :23 Eovlmegg; FundI-lll’lt ml; :3:- for particulars ’ 58 been melancholy over his death. 31- gated by the French bank. w
OI'WI'OO . aer qure 13.x i x- - .
38“ ecielist. 300.3 up new utes' walk translation. , ‘ . 7 MfiksJOBN' T; HAYES V 111:: gglghe $2; “5:1? rigiflfltmég; 3:: 33:22: lit-rmfrllorlgfi; her '
_ m0 51" Tree M m _ NEW 6 ROOM HOUS] Never oc- R lu‘“ fiowllk. C93!“ 0, . said. Mrs. Wiley. entertained no from Paris. It was further : ‘
Cong. Lfiense o 8 Rooms With Board .7 cupied pantry hall bath gas * ea to— mm" 7 Connor TaXl CO. belief in the rumor. last evening that the police in“
o. _ _ ‘ ' ‘ ' ’ ' ' . No reason was given for her dls- been notified to be on the w '
TREE WORK VAN ZAND’L 81' “ ’mh“ electricity, hot air heat. 1“ bapu‘ Eve Pagsen er Protected b appearance. nor is it known what her Whether the French iii-m "
:- one with all conveniences b' iul section 5 in tes walk I om ry g y
13 MY 0 at ab add H). lib . rn u 'G r ASK ANY of the regular readers of Liability Insurance became. of. her after her visit to placed the matter in the hands
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