EITHER YOU'VBUY ON 0. ~~
on 0N comma-r,
Doors and sash are not Mikel-any chore than:- are :, ‘ .,
lanes, cameras or jewelry or how could there be a Stein.
ms or Kodak, or Tifiany.
‘ 3theme charm is not me'asured in dollars and cents,
selection is more potent than expenditm'es' 11: its achieve
—___‘~.‘
,The sons recital to be
Ralph Toland ”fibril; a:
School tonight, Will 13103005 .»
‘ ber- ot musical gems
The recital will be
V Arery had ruled that the
_ should not be brought into the court
" L .200 mews site had had her daughter
, only for a short time at each recess
scour; schooner can. and 30‘"
members” or the were werejlm
ment—it’ s surprising how inexpensively Beauty can be >_ '-
~ ‘ built into homes with the right kind of ~w00tlwork- But . ,
there is more satisfaction in knowing that they will hold
:heir shape and retain their finish long after ordinary doors
.‘have outlived their usefulness. ‘
, Quality—Dependability— Hot-x loo.
5 ' '5 three is a transactiOn complete. '
"i no Hatch £6? Bailey Co. A
South Norwalk
Sheetrock --— Gelotex -— Cornell Wall Boards.
‘ Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
we
Only with these
Connecticut. “
McNeil-e
PIL’HOMMEDIEUS ~
GIV_E___N PARTY
Friends Prepare Mis-
cellanéous Shower at
Mrs. Cunninghamis
Home
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. f; Mr. and M15. George L‘Homme-
, 5 dieu were pleasantly surprised by
: friends at the home of Mrs. L‘HOmv
{medieu’s mother, Mrs. l-‘red Cun-
: 'ningham. in 33 \i’ashington street at
, 3 11. miscellaneous shower last evening.
t The couple received many, beautiful
; gifts or silver, cut glass and linen. A
malicious luncheon was served.
A musical program was rendered
Miss Anna Davis
. t"sens “Then You'll Remember Me"
3 and “Follow the Swallows Back
' gnome." Miss ”\Iubel Dcvine proved
'hersclt an accomp' ished
on the ukc. Miss lid-sins, Cousin
. also sang several selections.
Those present were:
.ir. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham.
~~—-'vlllr. and Mrs. George L'Homme-
fad-ion.
Mrs. Raymond Payne and
IW‘llllam.
Mrs. Harriet Payne.
Mrs. Joseph Cunningham.
1m: Mary Cunningham.
Mrs. Theresa Crimen,
Mrs. Mabel Devlne.
V Bliss Stella Kalon.
Miss Hazel Lockwood.
Miss Anna. Davis.
Miss Elizabeth W's-ed.
)lrs. William “’lclilc.
Miss Edwina Cousins. >.
Mrs. Carrie l-‘itzgcmld.~ - .
Miss Louise Kosnccltl.
Mrs. Ernest Kosnocki.
Mr. Fred Cunningham.
Mr. Charles Cunningham.
Mr. Donald Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. George L'Hommc-
(lieu are soon to take an apartment
in Cedar strcct.
Stamford Girls to ,
Wed West Pointers
STAMFORD. May 2.
"‘ W‘lth the arrival of \iay, comes
r‘the announcements of the wedding
plans at two military brides. The
, marriage of Miss Margaret Boron.
'1 daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Addison
iBoren at Rcvonall Manor, to Lieu~
,' tenant Harold James Keeley, son or
; Mr. and Mrs. James Keeley of Main
".atreetgwili take place on Saturday.
.May‘ 9. at the home of the bride.
. ,lIhe wedding ceremony will be in.
.: retinal. Miss Boron is a. graduate
:0! Stamford High and of Miss
:Mlll’s Kendergarten school. Lieu-
! tenant; Keeley was graduated from
:XVest Point last rm and is now
; stationed at Fort “'adswmth. where
Lucy will reside temporarily.
The‘ .marriago or Miss Virginia
Evington. dau: htor or Mr. and Mrs.
U'VVllbur Cole Bylngton of Summer
l-street, to Cadet Call Tlschbcln. son
:1 of Mrs. Frederick W’elssmun of Cin-
idnnati. Ohio, will take place on
Llano 13.
l Miss Shine has chosen for her at-
4V :tendant, Bliss Catherine Leo do
‘ Camp of Ocala. Florida. who will be
«her maid-of~lwnor. Miss Lucille
{Shins daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
:William Shine. and a'cousln or the
abridc-to-be. will be the flower girl.
. Cadet \Villlam Lord of Orange, New
3 Jersey, will be the best man.
1 This marriage is of great interest
11' to many of the younger set in this
rcity, where Miss Ellington, is well
:fnown. She was one of the most
globular and attractive members of
her class at Stamford High from
‘which she graduated in February
.Mu.......ww..'.._;. use
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by the guests.
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School of, Dramatlcs and she has
Juan 3. student for the ‘past
years at the Catherine Gibbs school.
fCadet Tlechbeln is a. member 01
m year's graduating class from
mm Point. He also attended
nicknames Military Institute.
1' V FRATERNALS
ed - Association or
«M and Electric Railway Em-
. . of America. Division No.
will meet tonight at 25 Main
. . oi Italy. Pietro Alicea. Lodge
{5, Will meet tomorrow at 150
W street.
f No. 48,
at 70 South Brain
. Fowler Post
today
preformer
two ’
EAST N ORWAVLK‘
Instructions in life-saving meth-
ods will be given tomorrow morning
by the Call; Pasture Life guards at.
Community hall. in Van Zandt street.
e a e ‘ -
There was a large‘uttendancc at
the Weekly dance.held in Community
hall last evening.
«‘- e I:
i
about a. large hole in the roadway in
East av cnue, in front of the DeMott
school. A part of the road sunk in.
leax ing a large hole.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock have
bought the two-family house at 19
Jefferson street. owned by George
Gregory.
The tug Hcmnstead took the
llalges‘ 'Vify'l.‘ and "Red Star 19"
out of the upper halbor this mom-
lng.
D
The schooner ’1‘. K. Bentley. from
St. George. Canada, with pulp for the
St. George mill, was taken all the
way up the harbor yesterday attor-
noon on the high water by the tug
“Theodore Smith." She laid at tho
Norwalk Iron Works dock yesterday.
when her cargo was lightened and
taken uptown by truck.
' ' I C
Quite a. number or children took
admnlage of the story telling hour
at Community hall seaterday and,
went there to listen to Mrs. R. 13.
U 1
Fame tell her thrilling tales.
Charles and Robert Smith at Bag.-
os avenue have received two small
aligators, which was sent them from
Florida by their aunt. Mrs”). Stew-
art of St. Potethbur‘, Fla.
" . 6 0
Mrs. Charles Thompson of Fort
Point street has recovered from her
recent illness.
i I)
The Pastime Baseball club held
practice on the 01d “fiche lot last
evening
'a
I O
Mrs. G. Quilc‘r of Fort Point street
is improving utter a short illness.
Elaborate Program at
Knight Street Church
The Allen C. Ii. league has pro—
parod an elaborate program of song.
reading and recitation {or Sunday
afternoon at the Knight street A. M.
E. church. The service will start at
3 o'clock. The program in full tol~
lowzs .
Song—~Congrcgation.
Pray tar—Led by pastor,
ry ‘W. LaMar.
Son's—Congregation.
.Scripture Reading—Miss
Jones.
Song~Conzregatlom
Paper—Miss Flora Hopkins.
Solo-Miss Julie Fisher.
Paper-Mrs. John Cook.
Recitation—Mrs. Preston Phillips.
Duet—Miss Marlon Perkins and
Mrs. J. Middleton.
Reading—Mr. Alfred LaMar.
Song-dines Susie 'Middleton.
Reading—Mr. Nathaniel Hopkins.
Vocal Solo—Mrs. George Jackson.
Reading—Miss Grace Muilens.
Selection-atoms orchestra.
Paper—Mrs. Grace Middleton.
Duet—311‘. James Price and Mr.
Charles Price. ,
Recitation—Mr. Ernest Hargraves.
Paper—Miss Corinne Clements.
Duet—Miss Frances Banks and
Mr. William Symore.
Recitation—Mr. Alvin Savage.
Solo—Miss Katherine Hopkins.
Ilecltation~Mlss Dinah Phillips.
Remarks—Mr. Edward Chance.
PROCLAMAfrION l
“Thoreau, Sunday, May 10, 19
has been: designated by the women’s
Hospital board as HOSI’IT: 11. SUN-
DAY; and >
\Vhereas, it is the purpom of this
day to foster and reldndle within our
hearts that spirit or good will towi-
u-tl those institutions which are so
materially aiding in preserving the
physical well-mg of ourselves and
“iti'mdm”
cross, it is that it: this
time we should m‘ our Lbouglits
toward such We as are
working so faithfully in the cause of
those in and enacting:
Now, Therefore 1, Thomas Robins,
”rev. Hon-
' Louise
W Sunday Mn 19 1’35
HOSPITAD suvnnr,'m'ao slam
all citizens to so honor that slay. and
request that in the Churches 0! Not-
Walk is be marked by
observance in honor thereof.
» any of My.
{Scam},
Complaints Were made yesterday'
Mayor of the City of New, Vdo ‘
nectlcut company to run motor bus-
from Beardsley Park, at tel:
junction 0’: East Edam street. to
Bull's Head and thence to the cor-
her at Park and Capitol avenues.
Regular trolley I will lie ems.
ed. and transfers 1 be issued i‘or
an intersecting trolley lines.
The applications or about a doz-
en independent but: operators to
run tron: Beardsley Park through
William to the Plazarwere denied.
‘ In denying the applications or the
independent drivers the cornmlsiox‘r»
the » independent "
stated that all'
the Bridgeport
Minstrel Troop trout the Park City
Chapter will give their perfomance ‘ '
as. Community Hall. The tends rally- 1:
all will accrue to the Athletic Fund ,-
of: the Not-wall: Chapter. , ,
At the needn't next Thursday in
captained 'by Peter McRibb'en. Will
sire a dtnner to the winning Blue"
combanlea sought to bring their . ,
busses tram Breadsley Park through ,
\Villlam street to the Plaza. 9. du-
plicatlon of the
SCHOOL BOARD
(Continued from Page One. )
son, Marion' Greenwood. Harold
Eastman, Mildred Howell.
Center Junior.
“’altcr Hoax. Ella. Simona. Alice
Flanagan. George Ameer. Clara
Gardner. Mildred Jennings. Albert
McMurray. Sonia Pollack. Ethel
Carlson. Martha. Hamilton.
inc McCormick.
Center Elementary.
Louise Martin. Anna '1‘. Pardoe.
Mary Kinselln. Ella Scolicld. Carrie
Simms. Clam Volsor, Margaret
Rockwell. .
Jefferson.
Julia Stone. Eleanor Fenner.
Kat hlcon Haush. Margaret Adams.
Ethel Robertson. Marlon Hayes.
May Train.
Over River.
Florence Skldd. May Harris,
Marla. Scotielil. JeeeiekPoy‘es.
\ .
Edith RichdalewMadcline Pren-
dergast, Ada. Sammie.
Suva-visor.
David A; Green. Adeline Bouton.
Lillian Hewett. Maw
Harriet Parker.
did,
\an Ilooscor. Stella Buckley. Glen
Lmeloy.
Boone‘s-It.
Florence London. Mildred Fink-
ler. Florence Banks. Aime. Moot-om.
ble.
Minnie MacDon-
Romanon.
Angeline \‘V shaman. Edith Lewis.
Catherine Curttn. Amy Weed
Craubury
Edna. Fulton. ~
Brooksldc.
1:lltlalsy B. Scudder. Gertrude Far-
rc v
\\ cat Nos-walk.
Eldth Lawrence.
Concord. .,
Elizabeth Donahue. Ada. Prescott.
Dorothy Roscntelt. Ella Boot. Edith
Lincoln, Ella. Mlddlcbrook. Rosa.-
iind Rudder. Anne Sullivan.
I-rnnkllu Elementary.
~ Marie Leonard. Susan Bruce.
Dorothy Peterson.
Putnam .
Helena Culhune. Margaret Moffltt,
Margaret Clot-in. May Faye- ’
Broad filter.
Shailor Walkley. Helen ermayer.
Dorothy Ayer.
Lincoln.
Katherine Dyer, Mary O'Hcarn.
Maiy Boldlzar. Florence Hoyt,
incz Crotoot, Louise Lsrraurl. Anne.
Pierce.
Knudsen
Beatrice Rudder. Eleanor Cit-lain.
Marry: Mottitt, Margaret Culhane,
Gertrude Oberlsnder, Madelyn Lil-
1y. Ethel. Waters Laura McDonald,
May Moran er
Ruth Campbell, Rose Hales. Char-
lotto Jarvis. Helen Fitch. Esther
Biescv, Della St. John. _Llllla.n Fer-
guson
l‘itch. ,'
Edith Crossmon, Julia O Neill, M.
Middlcbrook, Babel Guthrie. Vivi--
:downtown police last evening that
an Scammon. Marie Troy. R. Brad-
bury, Grace Wing.
' “'ASEINGTON.
. Elizabeth Ireland.
Bessie. Linde’berg. Katherine Retain:
er, Margaret McMahon; Grace Cos-
tello. Margaret. B, chl. Idol-ion
Grum'bly, Alice List-1t, Uriula. Kai-1e.
Florence McMahon. ,
Roger motors. . .7
Alton Williams, Herbert Willinont.
service pal-oiling.
trolley lines in the contested dis-i
(father. .
“My. -
Gladys Thompson. Fletchor‘
Mary 81:11:16.
. 13111001190111 stay minus. Eve
f Kat-ace: 45. 343 Bostwlck avenue
mocrlouely burned yesterday att-
eriioon~whlle clennint her store.
she was taken to St. Vincent‘s hos-
pital in an ambulance, and died
early 111m :n’orniux.
iOFlA, May 2 .--'Another attempt
to assassinate King Boris was true-
tratcd yesterday by officers or the
guard. who dlecovet‘cd on _ almost
completed subterranean W
with an explosive ruse. which filer
believe was intended to blow up the
Royal Palace. , .
The report or the committee con-
sisting of Councilmen Albert M
Pohlmau. Lewis 13.1513): and Ed-
ward \l’. Guns. appointed to assess
benefits and damages in the, estab.
llshmcnt ot‘ a. new grade line in
Second Third and Fifth streets. has
been completed.
A hearing on these assessments
will be held at the next meeting or
the Common Council on Tuesday
evening. May I: in the Council
chamber: at the City hall. W
Each property holder in the
street: has been assessed damages
or 31.00 and benefits of 81. 00.
:‘ W03 RI. AT
ELKS CIRCUS
It has Bridgeport Night ut the
Elk’d Indoor circus at the N orwalku
Armory lest night. Scores. of
brother Elks from the Park city
visited the circus and helped moire
it a. success.
The attendance was the largest of
the week. All of the booths were
well patronized. ,
The circus closes tonight. New
Haven and Statutes-d Elks are ex-
pected to turn out in large numbers
and attend the affair. Several auto-
mobiles m to be given twee-.5
‘ Mrs. Jan-tee Sexton notified the
her touring:
from in iron at her, borne in South
stem street. , _
The car was! recovered a. short
(time ,l'e or on Lends-avenue and
Helen Vaughan. Maude Rider, Mars _'
ion Wilson, Helen Hilliad. Nelle Gif-
bert, ,Julia Sachs, Angelo Monica.
James O'Hara.
Themes White. N. Go.
Bartlett. Jakob Fran ' ‘ ‘
sons, Patrick .‘Reilly. Rowayton "
star, 11.111. Prescott. Hrs. smut”
. Schede, BalleD' e11. Louie ‘
Earl Gregory. J11 ,
Albrlght. Wm"‘Rellly .C as.
taker, John ”1‘99', 4, ‘
some befitting , "L
Dummies-my land and ; ”
seelotthecimzuusnrst“
Dennis Korey ;
' Viola-chairman or the banquet com-
.. snittee‘.
bet-ship contest. The losers. the may "
.Jones. Miss Sally S. Bette. H. B.
' Bishop. Lem-and Banned
' Bird and Nature Club
7 ‘ Bieifltt. and a. Mountain Climb led
_ by Mr. Frederick Killiourno‘. ' '
ant-la: It 3» o'clock 193‘. I‘ll!
The general ommittec 4- for V
convention“ headed by Thom N.
Cooke. as churned, and Marshall
C. stem of Greenwich, u BGCX'EQ
Betltlonerg who sinned the peti-
tion asking for' a npeclnl meeting 01‘
the Flrs't Taxing District for the
variance ct conveying the parks in
the dish-let to the City or Not-nails
are as follower
Charles D. Rogers. Hurry H. Het-
reman. Leo Davie E. H. Mot-choose.
Hrs. Ida. C. Pierson. Mn. Mus-latte
, Welles. Mrs. Hamret E. L.
Sherman. Mrs. Benjamin Andi-ewe.
1-2. J. Quinlan, Erneet 11’. McGt-cn'ory.
Charles E. Cut-ta. O. 8. Jackson.
Charles F Tristan» A. J. Lauder.
lard. George E. Curtis. Frank 1.
.John M.
moi-er. L. C. Bette. class B.
Howell. Mrs. Katharine W. Bette.
To Hold Anniversary
The tederntion 0‘! Bird and Nature
Clubs. of which the Not-walk Bird
and Nature Crib 'e a member. will
hold its eighth annual matine- it
Hubbard Park. Madden. Saturday.
May 10,1925. Members will meet
at the Pavilion at 10:46 (Der Light
Saving Time). Three walks will start
at 11 o 'clock. a Bird Well: led by
Mr. Wilbur Imlt): oz South Norwalk
:1. Botany Walk led by Air. Arthur
All groups will meet at Bee Hive
tern: are Inked to brill“: fir own
lunch and: cup. A bounces meeting
will. be held after lunch with inter—
eating speakers and reports on the
morning walks. There will be att-
emoon walks tor those who can not
attend in the morning. ‘
There will be someone at the
park entrance up to 3 :80 p. m. to
meet those who come in the after-
noon
M
g; .- TIRES STOLEN.
Antonio Sire. or Elymvenue. re-
ported to the police yesterday that
sol-none had stolen (W0 ‘eutomoblle
tires out or his garage on Dental:
street. The tires were later recov-
ered from i boy, who is e. minor.
Mr. Sire am not wish to press thel
charges. ,
80.000 Fire
mWOOSSWW-‘T—fi LR. I; 311: 2....
«Wateryemtom. m
rne‘
Mmrm‘ .30“),
@111:me m “5 ce-
mmeeegsso:
the‘bmksolthcmu: tours
the '
Howard Fender. Mrs. Grace 3!. Pot— .
3
to all persons whose laud may be
rexulltr nicotine or the Council. in
Second Tum; District in sue gear
sis-lit o’clock P if.
ANBDVQ property.
7 “Flora. B. Lorin;
, ‘ .Fred. J.» Cracker ,
V',VWiliiem I» Weed»
01% on the seamen: or said benefits and
. ‘ 31:11:33? the ems; '
trial yesterday Miss Meet-1’s. counsel
h‘ad indicated a. possible line or de-
tense. that o: useltfdexense bit in-
as to whether
allot down 111‘ a theatre I
- lee Haul-l. .
The defense admits the homicide
but has already begun a. conteet over
the my the flats has started to tell
the story of the shooting
time or the ooourrohoe the police re.
port was that Bag-neat) setter Noun
conversation with Miss ”tori in an
upper: belle-air of the theatre build-
int. walked with' her to' the street
lobby and as he walked towards the
sidewalk with my other people
files ”not! fired three shots. the
man ran and feel on the sidewalk.
and the girl fired two more shotsae
he lay prostrate. ‘
r Miss Macri's counsel yesterday in
cross into: an eye toluene tried
to find out it this witness new a re-
vouer‘ in Baguett’e hind. and
whether Miss Macs-l was crouching
when she fired the first three shots
Just before this the medical examin-
er 1m sworn that two bullets enter-
ed Damiano: back, and one had
wounlled the throat. The cross ox.
nmlnetion or the eye witness was in-
terrupted by court adieurnment.
, DIPHTHERIA
A \‘crl Riel, of :5 Chapel street. is
ill with diphtheria. Scent-ding to a
report made to D1- .Bobert E. For-
due. health officer.
Advertise in the Sentinel {or the
best results.
.s_
'
MAY DAY
SPECIALS
. our. oar om
SATURDAY, MAY 2
runs: mm
0! Unusual Value
1TB)! x—ernkle-Proot silk and
"wool Foublmhends.’ silk toulards.
'Vand motndor silks.
All new Patterns this season.
: » 3 for $2.00
SATURDAY ONLY
[TEX 2-1111: includes all of our
famous 81.50 Four-ln-hands. The
line that Ans made our neck-wear
valued the best known in Nor-
.56
went;
$1.20 3 for
SATURDAY QNLY
m 3—001- Novelty Shirts. in-
cluding collar- to match. pleated
or plain boeonn. loft or marched
outta.
All neckband shit-tea-
Value‘ $8 to 16
”-86 3 for $1.50
Open Every Saturday Evening- to
.. 9 o'clock.
4
JOSEPH DAVIS
newness.»
South Fervent, 0011s.
"The Road that leads to a.
' Greater Norwuk" .
Y
Fartnstolks 111011
Pursuant to a. resolution passed by the Council. or the as at Nor- .
walk. at: a. regular meeting held April 80.1
18:15. notice is hereby given
taken
«mus-111 be held at the
the Council Chambers. City mu.
on the 12t1i‘day of May. 1925.1:
perils-ht saving Time. . .
in" “WM“ “ ,‘ “"- or benefits «and demsg_es'a31\i_ssed ofiPiiieBm '
'Benefits ‘
.3100 1
1. 00 ’
_V_1.00:
- , 0.00.
‘ 1.010
‘1.00
‘ 1.00 ~
‘ 1.00.
, [1.00
11.00
”11.00
, , 3:00 ,
1.00 , ,7
”Damages
51:00.»? '
1.00 ” '
«1.00
' '7 1.00: .
“ 1. 00"
1.00 .
1.00
.130: E:
‘ 1.00:, ‘
-. 1.00 _
1.001:
71:9”:
2h. Clack-mac. and- 311‘]. Willie’s
'At the.
' Ann conkun- Est
'Patrlcltsneev
, V3011“ Waters
1.00:
1h
‘9 the public in Order tha!
,luld'e friends and 0.
er: of \‘orualk may,”
M. The rental “”11
the school gym .5
o‘clOek.
1101101 01' HEARING
, Notice is hereby we; ‘thfst a hesring‘ou the “.3553,
lite and am resulting and accruing from the lay“. and r
grades on Second, Third and Fifth Streets, will be Leg 0 in the
Chambers. in the City 111111.111 the mono min; 5;. W. 0, ,he "
Nor-walk on the‘ 12m day 6: my. 1925, at eight 0 “Mk P 31131 ,
Saving Time. '
The {allowing II a lief. of benefits and damages 0—, .1.,
streets. ‘
e' i
here
”bit
be
(3 1- m 1’31:
Mmottheaewwmmedby
65: cf ,
a oil. g
RECON D STREET
Owner ‘
Paul and Bertha Haydn
Edna Y. Carr
Lellf M. Pennoyer
Frederick F. Lovejoy
Minnie C. Lovcjoy
Frederick A. Boos, Jr.
Frederick A. and There-e Rees
{elm and Mary Ann Glimmer
Clint-ice F. aid Elaine—'Weeka
M; Norton and Louise 2. Benedict
Lfirtliur Carr
Julie. Elem)"
Thomas I". and Anna. May Hyde
Walter F. and Sarah A. Seaman
Amy L. Hauck
mlusm Ttflsc ,
Georte A. Hosted. et al
Patrick Neckler
Mary E. Larlin
Jennie Bin-on
Jenner 3!. Mount
Eugene J. V81: Nae
City 0! NOW (Rat-vie 3011001)
Total Bene’ fits ' $23.00 "‘
Total Damages . 23.00
Benefits over Damages 3 .00
‘ THIRD STREET
*\
‘ Eccefits Damage-s
$1.90 $1.00
1' 1.00 1.0-.-
l 1.00 1:00
1.00- 1.00
1.00 1.“)
1.00 1.0-1
1.00 1.0-;
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.01.! 1.0:!
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 — 1.011
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.0-.)
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.0-)
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.09
1.00 1.00
1.09 if.”-
1'
9'
Damage: ,,
o1er
Benefits Damages Lencfi 2D
81.00 81.00
' 3.00 1.0“
1.00 1.00
1300 1.00
3.00 1.90
1.00 1.00
1.09 1.00
1.00 1.0:-
1.00 1.0:}
1.00 1.01!
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.09
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.0!)
1.00 " 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
71.00 1.00
. 1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.0"
Owner
Mary A. Keene
Carl Pods-clay .
John and Mary Rim
Peter and Walter-inc Kerarewskl
James A. Smith
fleet. 0! Henry Thompson
Bertha. T. Radian
Frank A. and Odeai Amie. Aflddleton
Allen W Aiken .
Steve and Katie Sanders
Lena M. Simon sf
William Harm
Annual. Badman-ski
Louise D. Russell
Minister Frankowitch
Minnie and Frederick Warn;
Hannah. Johnson
Frederick .7. Warm
In» Miller
Inten- “Aiken
Marion E. Latham
Sam Abraham
'Joeeph Buechbau'tn
'Robert J. Keaton
Luther as. Wright
Total Benefits $20.00
Total Damages 26.00
Benefits over Damag- , ee- 3 .00
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31.00 $1.00
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mo 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
71.00 1.00
1.00 1.00
Norman Benin card Lewis Ambler '7V 1.00 1:00
Thomas F. as we 3.391! ' 1.00 1.00
William A. end idem Qt MCPK’erson- £1.00 1.00
Lewis and Charlotte smith ‘ 1.00 1.00
seem a. crime 1.00 ‘1.Voo
Joseph E. Loy-ole _ 4.00 1.00
senate mayor-1h '~ , ' ' 1.00 1.00
lat-lb 8.- zones“ ‘ .100 1:00 “
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Wur- Weldron
Elinor V. Hansen
Richard and .Etta Podselny
James C. and Mary E. Dicker:
Charles W. and Lens. J. Stem
Emilee. L. Donaldson
Bernt F. M03903
Inigo Bonnie and Lewis _.Ambicr
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Carrie A. Wood v
3'0th w. 353k- ' ‘~
Mary L. 319°01qu
B efits, oer datum less damages “Ver- benefits 3 439
~ I ‘ " -Rmfiuly Submitted.
EDWARD 11. ch-
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