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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 20, 1925 · page 11

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il' , ANDZI
SBORNIIERE
[N JANUARY

tistics at Town
k's Office A180
ow 40 Deaths, l3
.; iages ’

 

.1 born in January
» ‘:;5 according to
‘or the month is-
‘ writ. There were

7 , » deaths.
w il‘isl‘lcs

”in:
9;:ch and Julia
and Irna Kel~

ignony and Car-

: 73:: and Sarah
3nd Anastasia

- ;;‘.i_zm and Grace

~ joy: and Ila
. .-.nd Anastasia
'..Z‘.‘. and 1513-17
_- and Cora
2;»10 and Mary
" ,;:d and Elsie
3730:: and Janet
-"‘;. and Angelo
Gertrude

1n: and Edith
new and Adel-

.und Esther

 

2:2)- .111d Isa-
glid Martha

wk and Lena.

,. .- nil Clara
Saba-:10 and
.V ' "I dn'l .U-

mil; .ind Hul-

mAY. FEBRUARY“?!

 

calcareous ‘ ‘
lI—Joitn
on to Joseph and Mary

on... and Ruth
19—John to m
F 301' . and “in:

“must: to Edvard and Amanda
”lease—“my to Harold and ma.
e1 Zea—brmond to George and List»
‘Gil-s—haocer to Roger and Mary

“(jg—Mary to John and Mary Caul-
2:::::: a: “z: m ‘° W)
Shinto row and Susie
Roll—Annunsiata to Michele and
Haitian—812511;“ to Richard and Sab-
Ngwoscph to Joesph and Anna
nam‘afines to James and Margar-

30—1.eon to Leon and Ida

Albert
Marriage

January—-
Rblfi-«tharios Reardon and Frances

S—Edward McCarthy and Esther
Hauok

16—Harry Evaneski and Gladys
Stein

13-McAllister Radclitie and Gen-
evimo Creighton

10—1-1arold Rockwell and Mary
Ribbitt

10—Harry Botstord and Bertha
Brennan

Martin

iii—Anthony Biernat and Edith
Ralston '

24—0scar Anderson and Irma
Dutcher

24—Stanley Scarles and Elizabeth
Boyden

25-—Carnillo Dipietro and Rose
Padula

14—Joseph DiBarnaba and Con-

cettina Gallo

IS-W’Illiam Trice
Smith.

24—Arthan Combis and Angela
Brachine.

and Helen

Deaths.

l—Henrietta Corr. 83 years. nine
months. 10 days.

l—Florence Miller. three months,
15 days.

2—Paul Seymour. one month. 19
days.

B—VVifiiam Habenicht. 69 years.
nine months. 24 days.

4—Alson Smith. 61 years. 28 days.

5~M8lllcent Brady. 55 years. four
months. live days.

6—~Daniel Allen.
months. rip» ‘-"a.

6—Jacob Heigelmann. 69 years.

G—Mary Reynolds. 63 years, 10
months. six days.

S—Mary Grabeki. years.

S—Robert Buchta. one month. 18

20 years, seven

0‘7

days.

months.

en months. 17 days.
ll—Henry Davis. 75 years. 16
days. ' f
III—Henry Cole3. 76 years. eight

d avs.

 

America’s New Gypsy “K mg”
Orders Education of Children

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Frank Mitchell, new “king"
of America's 1,500,000 gypsies.
will carry out the reforms plan-
'ned by his late predecessor.
."King" Nicholas John. The lat-
ter wanted his subjects to keep

. their childrn in school, to obtain
' regular medical attention when
ill, and to keep out of the courts.
The new npsy king's daughter.
shown here. answers to the ow
, romantic title of princess Susie

 

 

 

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lo—Elizsbeth Regan. 11 years. 11

lO—Ida Crowther. 69 years. sev-

months. is day.s
lZ—Katherine Yehle. 62 years. one
month. 20 days.

12—John Burns. 39 years, two
months. 25 dnss.
14—“’llllam Stiles. 79 years. 11

months. threr- days.
l4—John \l'ned.
months. 21 days.
iii—Julius liatona.
months. 16 days.
15-—}iai‘r3’ Ilauchy,
month. 13 days.
15—Mary ‘Robbins.

71 years. seven
21 years. six
71 years, one
74 years. tour
15—John Bieling. four days.

ifs—Bernard Reynolds. 77 years.
lS—Gehurdua “'orden. 69 years.

 

years,

eight months.

eight months. one day.

20——-Emma Becker. 64 years. 11

months. 26 days.

:2 l- - Annie ' Rider.

months.

2--l‘imothy Hartnott. 62 years.

-a—Harry Hayes. 5? years. semen
monhts. 1! days.
26——Julia Pollard. 85 years. two
months. 26 days.
25—Clando Rosamarino. 87 years.
six

25—Susnn Buxton.‘ 78 years.

months. 2 2 days.

26—~biidget Gilligan. 69 years.
BY—Phoebe Grant.

months. 13 days.

27-— Elizahcth Brotherton.
lo months. seven days.
L’s—Elizabeth. Smith. 80
16 days.
til—Jane Turner. about 77 years.
28—Prisciila Taylor. 87

eight months. 25 days.

(lo—Ellen Bechtle. about 46 years.
SO—George “'orthen. 75 years. 10
months nine days.

 

70 years. seven

6 6 years. two

83

years.

years. .

 

 

LOSTELLO & O’MEARA

DISSOLVING
PARTNERSHIP

And Their Entire Stock Is. To Be.
L I Q U l D A T E D

In The ext 10 iays

SUITS, O’COAT S, TOPCOATS.-
FURNISHINGS, HATS fi'CAPS
EVERYTHING MUST GO

ARE

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ISFATALTo
51mm

Believed He Turned on

Light It Before Re-
tiring .

/

STAMFORD, Feb. 20.—
Gas fumes escaping tron: a'room
which he had occupied as a lodger
for a number or months. caused an
investigation by members of jhe
tamlly with whom he roamed and
showed the body of Robert L. Glau-
sher. 36. ot No. 26 School Street.
lying upon a bed. He had appar-
ently been dead for a‘numher of
hours. Death was due to asphyxia-
He appeared to have been in
the best 02 health when last seen by
occupants of the house on Wednes-
day night and the police are dinin-
clined to believe that Glausher com.
mitted suicide.

Police investigation disclosed the
fact that the as victim had been in
the habit of drinking rather heavily
of late and it is their belief that he
may but. entered his room early
yesterday morning and turned on the
gas. tailing to light it. He may not
have been feeling well. the police be-
lieve. and laid down in bed for a
few hours. W’hile sleeping. death
mertook him. as there were no
marks of agony on the man's face.

Following an investigation or the
case by Detective Sergeants George
H. McCarthy and James Thvwlla.
the body was removed to Pritchurd' s

 

Mortuary on Bank Itreet. where er»

torts were made to communicate with
the sister or the dead man. who is
said to live in this state.

July Warned.

An old hermit of the Arizona sand
hills stopped a
with: "Got any letter for me?"

"No." was the reply.

"Better have one next time you go
by.”

“What is your name?’ ’

"Never mind the name. Bub. but
have that letter or \ou won '1. do any
more mallcarryln' "

 

Gasand Neglected to .

rural mailearrier

 

WELLER
WWW
IS ARRESTED

Helen Pavolic Jumped
Bailm ‘ Paterson and
Is Caught in Siam:
ford

 

 

» STAXFORD. Feb. 30.—
Arreated.in this city by Detective
Sergeants James Thewlis and. Raul
Hayes on a charge at jumping bail
on a liquor violation charge in Pat-
arson. N. J. Helen Pavolio. 81'. o:
No. 1088 Main Street. that city. was
taken back to New Jersey yesterday
afternoon by Sharia Warren 1!.
Shaw. The woman was found living
in a. house on Pacific Street by the
lecal police.

Arrested in Paterson a tow days
ago on a charge of violating the
liquor law. she was released in bonds
of 8200 but shortly after leavinl the
court house she came to this city.
it is alleged she had been selling
liquor in that city containing a large
percentage of wood alcohol from
which two people are said to be vio-
iently ill in that city.

A Pleasant Evening.

A pleasant time was had and
nothing occurred to mar the plea;-
sure of the evening. John McGill
got a bit gay and pumped a. few
bullets Into two of the dancers dur-

 

 

ing the evening. but neither was
killed. so no harm was done.
Gas Ranges
Three Burners a Baking Oven

$16.00

-—-—_

ALEXANDER’S

(kind Will Furniture
50 80 Main St. 8o Net-walk

 

 

 

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It Is Economy

‘ TO TRADE AT'THE

TROJAN BEEF CO.

; 4.5 West Washington Street

OUR OPENING WAS A SUCCESS.
WE THANK THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR PATRONAGE, HOPIN G YOU
’ WILL ALL CALL AGAIN.

 

 

 

P “0919 ’98 Market Inc;

[ShoulderofLamb.................25clb.

.PrimeChuckRoast 16clb.

RumpPotRoast..................25clb.) '3

40'South Main St. ’
Telephone 2806 3 .

City Hotel Block

 

hinofPork'Roast'.:..............20clb.
FreshShoulder 15clb.
FreshHani.......................25clb.
FreshSparerib 16clb.
PigsFeet 8clb.
LegofSpringLamb 35clb.

GoldenWestFowl 38c'lb.
PrimeRibRoast..................28clh,_
Bread_&ButterRoast.............25clb.».

FreshChoppedBeef l4clb.
FreshorCornedPlate/n............ 8clh.
BeefLiver l2clb.
HomeMadeSausage.........:'.'...25clb.,
S.&B.LinkSausage..............25ch.
SmokedShoulders................ 16clb.
BoneIeSSCornedBeef.......... .20clb.
RumpCornedBeef............20c,22clb.
SunlightButter...................47clb.
StrictlyFroshEggs.._............65cdoz.

 

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South Nat-walk

 

 

'OUR‘ MOTTO
QUALITY , COURT ESY E? ECONOMY

 

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NOTE PRICES BELOW' '

Specials .for Saturday

 

 

 

PORK
HAMS
HAMS

.‘ ST EAKS

-_ MEAT ORLINK
SAUSAGE

FRESH CHOPPED

 

BEEF

RUMPLEG or

BROILING 0R FRYING
CHICKENS

LOIN OF JERSEY

REGULAR FRESH OR SMOKED

FRESH OR SMOKED CALLIE

PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN OR ROUND

‘ 320 1b; .
19c 1b. '
240 1b.
121/20 1b.
29c 1b. f
25c 1b.
, 16;: lb. g >
f . , 245 1b. !

 

 

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