Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 21, 1925 · page 5

not that one
0 MIY child;

undins the
midet hell

t child, bu
‘ manufacturing con-
hGoioberg & (30.. with
"3 IJ‘Jltth Avenue, re-

woo the publication Tues-
in: oi! the story 0! the an-
at the District Attorney's
Mrs. Flore Vesehlo. a. mid-

58 West 24th Street.

mSept. when. On her
ere she said she found a
so birth. Mrs. GeisemVolk

Fedora. shev

, . tow might reach her
‘ thriiugh some source. and
in Monday night that the

eh ' raid. In the two yam
JJ been married they had
, one be resolved to imam-e
Institution. The day of
i at Mrs. Geisefi-Voik'a,
or telephoned Mr. Baal that
had met with an ‘déiilfleiit
rho a. child preinatnrelm
aeeid M'ra. Bose told him.
ii institute a; prosecution
in. Gelatin-Veil: in cbnneou
_. this latest matter ” Mr.
111 yesterday afternoon. ’ ‘
entity of the real parents
Y has not been Jescertain-
tinned.“ _ _ _

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6 Liniit of Time J

May 21L.—‘-1nL bLa‘

J ordayL etternoe
‘H ‘ Curtis. or the" 13ml
American Thread oomv
neem‘ent was made that
nioye of the plant now out
J i: return to work not
ondey. May 25,‘t1u-\'

.it destroys these
the liver is on:

Jitter.

or the State

erosion or in more”; n
The any was spent in incursions of
attentive organized no plans for
a. banner year Th re will be no
election of offiie .

National President Charles G.
Edwards was toeetmoater J: t the

hem spoke on “Some Old Connecti-
‘cut Ideas," referring to principlée of
tolerance and independence for
which the State since Jaettiemoot has
stood.

Representative Merritt remorkoo
briefly on "The Test of a. Good
Organization.“ The rbnltors are
smeeting in the Masonic Temple.

Westport to Give 7 ,. j
Minstrel' 1n June

M

to be presented June third at the
Notional Hall in Westoort. When the
Holy Name Society oi the Church or
iii eAseumption will give Ja mino‘
istrei show. .

The committee in charge Lieels

to obtain the service or Mr.
Mrs. Samuel J, O'Neil or Weatnor
to coach the show. Mr. O'nNeii.
prominent member of. the staples
High school faculty has han much
experience in this line.

Mrs. O’Neil who is a graduate or
the Next Enzleno Conservatory of

program to be renderoo. ‘ ‘

banquet last evening. SenatOr Bing- J

A novel musical entertainment is ‘

very fortunate in having been able

Music in Boston. will assist in the
direction of the elaborate musieal‘

" have a buebeii Minion

Commissioner Edward
crew of. men at work min

infield. , It in thoui;
field will .be ready til

next week.

Mrs. Eoword Blackout o: Ernst.
m

‘Ion street won a. vloitor in
J yesioeroy'.

R. Sleem or St. John otrset h

L J turned home otter a. bus our rJi

.Hllls. 14 I.. is Yinitilis Mrs. (‘hnrl
,, Veilmer at her honio in Exile on‘
street. ‘

Mrs. John Duncan. wh

slowly recovering.

w .
Automobilists are inpleinin
o. bed hole in the road in “(tail

Mi‘s. Lillian N
etreet wen u visitor i
terday. , '

Mr. m MML'fiymm other or!
Point street are ont‘erie ,

Mr. Lend M . ,
Osborne even are connotation-e5, '

"Studies in the Rambles?
subject or the immune»
the East Avenue Moth let
this evening. ‘J -

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