sntinel style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES - - ertions: Charge ....... .08 ..... .08 ............ .10 ll: Days vhree Days .‘ne 50 cents. 118. out made at the rate earned. pon request. own FOR QUICK SERVICE All ads are restricted to their roper classification and the regular . Daily rate per line for consecutive Cash .05 .07 .09 No advertisement taken for- less Count five average words to the Charged ads will be received by lephonc and if paid at odioe with- seven days from the first day of sertlon cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or six days nd utopped before expiration will nly be charged for the number of : Imes the ad appeared and adjust- Speclal rate for yearly advertising A-B-C 'AD Index OUNCEMENTS-«t‘ I—Deaths 2—Card of Thanks S—In Memoriam E—Funeral Directors 6—Monuments. Cemetery Lots 9—Societies and Lodges 10-—Lost and Found : UTOMOTIVE— A—Automobilo Agencies 11—Automobiics For Sale ’ 12—Auto Trucks For Sale . lit—Auto accessories 7‘ lt—Garages—Autos for Hire Iii—Motorcycles and Bicycles 17—Wauted—Automotive ,, USINESS SERVICE- Is—Business Services Offered Ill—Building and Contracting 21—Dressmaking and Millinery zz—Beatlng. Plumbing. Roofing zn—Insurance and Surety Bonds ZSr—Trucking—Storage zs—Painting. Papering, Decorat- ing IB—Professional Services til—Repairing and Refinishing lo—Tailorlng and Pressing Bl—Wanted—Buslness Service mun-Ltmm—, aha—Employment Agencies i 32-1-1pr Wanted—Female ail—Help Wanted—Male tit—Help—Male and Female 4 .24 JJ 'w tic-Situations’ Wanted—Female 37—Situations Wanted—Male I. NANCIAII— :ix—Buslness Opportunities 40--Money to Loan—Mortgages I STRUCTION— 43—Locttl Instruction Classes 44—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic 40—Wanted—Instruction IVE STOCK— . ' 47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets 48—Horscs. Cattle. Vehicles : 49—P0ultry and supplies g bo—Wanted—Live Stock MERCHANDISE-— ‘1 51—Articles For Sale obs—Barter and Exchange f Bil—Boats and Accessories ‘ ss—Building Materials u—Bustness and Cities ment Eli—Farm and Dairy Products : lie—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser ' 51—Good Things to Eat lie—Household Goods (to—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds til—Machinery and Tools til—Musical Merchandise of—a—Radio Equipment tit—Seeds. Plants. Flowers 64—Specials at the Stores 3 (is—Wearing Apparel 66—Wanted—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD—— 67—Rooms With Board Gs—RoomssWithout Board Gil-Rooms for Housekeeping 7o—Vacation Places 71—Where to Eat 72—Where to Stop in Town 73—Wanted—Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—o 74-Apartments and Flats 75—Business Places For Rent 76—Farms and Land For Rent 77—Houses For Rent 78—Otiices and Desi: Room 79—Shore and Mountain — For Rent al—Wanted—To Rent AI: ESTATE FOR SALE—u R—Brokers in Real Estate 2—Business Property For Sale Sit—Farms and Land For Sale lt—Houses For Sale Iii—Lots For Sale 86—8th and Mountain -— For Sale . 87—Suburben For Sale ss—To Exchange-Real Estate so—Wanted—Resl Estate :AUCTIONS-JIEGAIP 90—Auction Sales h Ill—Inge: Notices 1 fl . ~Q— OHMe-e 35—Solicitors. Canvassers Agents Equip- mn 3m 8118" As an accommodation ' extension of its public service. . CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy extended my will be paid before the seven-day cash discount has expired. The continuation of this policy is dependent on the co- operation given by the public in minimising collection ex- pense by prompt payments. anemone—moans Legal Nuance ‘ REGISTIIARS' NOTICE. The legal voters of the Town and City of Norwalk are hereby notified that the Registrars of Voters of the Town and City of Norwalk will be in session at the following places to wit: 'l'own Court Room. City Hall. 2nd and 5th Wards; 190 Liberty Square. 8rd Ward, on Friday. August 7th and l4th. from 12 o'clock a. m. until 0 o'clock p. m.. Standard Time, for the purpose of receiving applications for caucus and primary registration and for correction of said caucus lists. Electors whose names now appear on either party list and who desire to transfer to another list must make written application to the Registrars for such change. Electors are warned that they are not legally entitled to vote in any party primary or caucus unless they have been registered. Electors having changed their res. idence since the completion of the last Primary and Caucus Lists. in August. 1924. are requested to notify the Registrars of such change of ad- dress. RUFUS J. SMITH. JEREMIAH EAGAN. Second and Fifth Wards. JAMES JOHNSON, JOHN MCGRATH. ' Third Ward. Registrars of Voters for the Town and City of Norwaik. Dated at Norwalk. this 31st day of July, 1925. LEGA L NOTICE. August 10th, 1925. Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership-heretofore existing be- tween Joseph Smith and Anthony Scirc. under the trade name of The East Nervvalk Coal Company. located at 3 Rowan street, East Norwalk, Connecticut. has been dissolved. JOSEPH SMITH. ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD or THANKS. The family of the late Catherine L. Walgrove acknowledge, with grateful appreciation. the many kind and loving expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement. strayed, Lost. Found B R O W N POMERANIAN DOG LOST—“Teddy"; reward. Norwalk 2383. 10 LOST-Saturday. gold‘ wishbone pin with peer]. between Golden's Con- i'cctlonery and East Norwulk; rc- ward; valuable as keepsake. Mrs. J. Johnson. S Third street. East Norwalk. PACKAGE—Found on train leaving New York Saturday p. mt. pack- age containing three shirts and two ties. H. C. Busch, Gienbrook. Conn. SMALL IRISH TERRIERTAnswers to name of "Sonny" Phone Darien 178. Mrs. A. D. Seymour. Reward. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 8| TIDE CALENDAR —— AUGUST 1925 Mon. | Full Moon I O 4 Sun. ' I first Our. 7.! 8.82 7.8 3 9.88 8.82 2 8.84 8.4 8.8 last Quar. 10.81 10.50 Tue. i 11. , 4 Wed. | 7 New Moon I 19 8.1 Thur. I 11.48 6 18.81 Fri. | Sat. 7.87 8.8 7.84 8.1 ' h. u 1 8.4 18.40 8.1 8.1. 1.14 7.0 1.2 see 0.7 10 4.13 7.0 ass 9 8.10 7.8 4.47 8.18 11 8.88 8.18 8.1 12 8.7 8.84 13 7.18 8.1 7.48 14 8.04 0-7 8.8 8.48 7.0 ‘ ms ‘ as 17 8.88 7.4 8.18 8.8 16 8.28 7.2 10.28 10.28 7.0 18 7.8 10.83 10.87 7.2 19 7.8 11.18 20 11.28 7‘- 13.18 7.8 21 22 7.811.81 7.8 18.88 7.8 1.24 1.47 7.7 12.48 23 1.4 u 1.08 7.8 7.1830 — 8.8 7.41 2:1: 31 2:3 7.7 2.08 8.84 7.0 25 7.8 8.87 3. 8.7 26 28 4.21 7.8 27 8.8 4.48 28 8.4 8.00 29 8.80 8.8 7.4 7.4 7.8 cuseIrIsn msruv' Ade Bring a World; of Opportunity to Your Very DOor‘ Copyrighted by James Golden. South Norwsih. Conn. 'l‘o Hmtsokeept'n ,l Lawful interest. 1':st repayment terms. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Open 0 to 8.30 Saturdays 9 10 1 Licensed by the State and Bonded to the Public asst. carers roe asst Apartments and Plate 74 SEVEN ROOMS—All improvements: , fine location: reasonable to right partyu Apply 2 Gregory Boule- vard. or 234 East'avenue. 8 SOUNDVlEW TERRACE—Three rooms; all improvements. Call ovenlugs—-all'day Sunday. SOUNDVIEW TERRACE—Three- room apartment; all improve- ments. Call all day until seven in the evening. TAYLOR AVE. loo—Four rooms: all improvements, with or without garage. Phone 315. Business Pieces For Rent 78 no ' cussuusn DISPLAY! ‘cusstrmo 1)::qu C hi 24 Hours . $$ as n u» Io saoo You Can Afford a Packard Used Car taxi-client PACKARD L‘SED CARS with many years of long life‘ in them at. exceptionally investigation. low prices. You owe yourst-lf all. Twin-Sixes for heavy duty work; Single-Sixes for economical business or passenger service. 'l‘imo payments it you wish. 3-35 Packard 7-l'uss.. Touring 3-38 Packard Brougham . . . . . . 1022110 Packard Six Touring ........................ 1022 iii! Packard Six Sedan 1092 110 Packard Six Sedan . . 1028 128 Packard Sis Touring 1023 120 Packard Six Touring 1038 128 Packard Six Hedan- Limousine ’1888 128 Packard Six Sedan ( 1928 188 Pukerd Six d~1'aes. Coupe. 1828 183 Packard Six Touring. 1023'183 Packard Six Touring 1023 133 Packard his Sedsn- Limousine was 130 Packard Eight d-l’ass. Coupe .. 1024 143 Pucknl'd Eight. Sedan .u..s-...‘.-,.. ..... ,. solid-gess-ess-ss (repainted). .. . . . . .". . . .. repainted) | ...-..... .......... -.-.-..... ...... coon 2300 new sI-u..---... IlI'IlIl'lbellI-Il .............. ........... PACKARD BRIDGEPORT MOTORS, INC.- 170 Cannon Street Bridgeport, Conn. ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two large storea completely renovated. suit- able fer all businesses. Rent 150 Inquire M. Pascale. 88 Van Zant street. The Moon ie in Apogee the min. Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States.” Issued by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time 01 HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK: HARBOR, CONN. The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for 'A. 11., below for P. M The figures at the Right of these give the. Height of Tide in Feet The Moon is in Perigee the 8d. Houses For Rent 77 SIX-ROOM HOUSE—With bath. furnace, gas and electricity; near West. avenue; reasonable rent to right party. Address 123. CID Sen- tinel. BRAI- EBTATE FOR SALE and Tenths. Houses For Sale 84 CROSS STREET—line two very BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE sood burs on Cross street at Business Services Offered 18 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED— Have your Lawn Mower sharpen- ed and put in good cout'ttion. Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day street. South Norwalk. Phone 050. MIRRORS—To fill every need. Pic- Help Wanted—Female hility of an ble. office: The Sentinel. GIRL—Wanted. one who has had of- fice experience and bookkoeplns. to take full charge and responsi- must be relin- Kindly write, stating agennd experience. to "Office Position." cfo ture frames. Upholstering sup- plies. A Bergstrorn. cabinet maker and upholsterer. New I. O. 0. F. Bldg.. So. Norwelk. OUR CEMENT WALKS A Specialty. SANTO CONSTRUCTiON CO. Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2641 OPERATORS W'ANTED 0N Baassmns. STEADY WORK. SYLVIA 136 Washington St. BRAESIER C0. South Norwalk 'NOOSTER AND DAVIE! A. It. WOOSTIIR M. W. DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW MAILF—Whito Dry Hill Sanitarium. colored. Dry 01‘ Road. Norwulk. Apply Hill I Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent Odice. 1116 Main St.. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. WOMAN—Wanted. middle aged wo- man. to work by the month; home: no wages; mornings. family of two. South Main street. or Phone 301:: washing: moderate Apply :18 good CONTRACTING -- Mason work. grading lawns, drives. roads. Trucking. Sand. gravel. cindsrs. Loom for sale. Elisabeth Lew- !!pr Wanted—Male 88 ton. Phone 201. Darien. WINDOW CLEANING — Quick and reliable service, Stores. offices. factories. residences, etc. Contract EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—flu power machines. at Henderson & Ervin. Apply at 17 street, 1 ’orwulk. once High by day. week or month. CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO 00 Wall St. ‘ Phone 2563 —r 1925 Flint Coupe, 4 pass. 1924 Buick Coupe. 1926 Jordan Sedan 1021 Chevrolet Sedan. model 1.3. VAAS'I' BROS. CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUPMOBILE DEALERS. FOR SALE. 1924 Ford Coach. 1923 Ford Coach. 1924 Ford Coupes (2). PLAN!” lt—hlilling Boring and Lathe Hands. Apply to the Norwalk company. machine Idoving.Truching, Storage 25 NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds local and ion! distance trucking Piano hoisting. Special vans for moving, o-ton Mack dumps. 100 .BIZERS WANTED—Open Good wage scale. Steady work. Only experienced help wanted. Apply Connecticut Agency. 8 West avenue. Norwalk. Employment Shop. Conn. Ave. Phone 11!. Daytime: tot 14 Nights. FINANCIAL Painting. Papering. sting 20 Money to [loan—Mortgages 40 Business and Office Equipment as FOR SALE—Lightning calculator—— adds. multiplies. subtracts and di- vides perfectly; brand new; suit— able for any business. For par- " tieular‘s Phone 92. annnd Dairy Products 88 PICKLES—Small and medium size 75c large or dlll size 11.00 per hundred. Phone 3456W. Household Goods MATTRESSES. PILLOWS — Cosh. tons. made. renovated and repair- cd. Phone 817. Norwalk Mattress Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor. W‘Iko liliGS—h‘or sale. Three Wilton rugs. 3x4.-2x4 and parlor stove, couch. 15 East. Norwalk. Machinery and tools 81 NEW SINGER ' MOTOR -- Never used. 115 volts, 113 revolutions per minute. Factory style. For sale reasonable. Inquire Henry Schonk. Evening Sentinel. Wanted—1n Bil! 88 FURNITURE—Second hand. bought at highest prices. If you have any tool: or metal to sell we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jaffee, 87 Fort Point street. Phone 499. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms wan Board Ituymond Terrace. 87 ROOM WITH BOARD—In private family: all modern conveniences; 8 Putnam avenue. near West ave- nuo. Mrs. A." Hirtzler. Phone 3977W. WINDOW SHADES We sell them and we hang them FIRST 8: SECOND—Mortgage loans and loom for sale. JamesA. Ful- ler, 01 Taylor avenue. South Nor- wallt. Phone straw. LAWN" MOWEb—Gardens plough. ed and cultivated. Work done by Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mar. Good positions for competent general heuseworltors. 8.Wsst Ave. Nor- ., , 608115118 8 50mg made. Buying mortgage. . Easy :35; 53:: 'fiiigztirfuum' Paints, Window shad”, thhu terms. Inquire 80 Wall St. room mm. 215; :40 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall in. 103- Norwalk. Conn- So. Norwalk Norwaik “W 6 ”‘ m' cm sroca USED_CARa-—We have them: come Repairing and Refill-N08 9“ H Cat l. v m l 48 in and look them over: all makes orscs. to. c cos . to choose from; in good conditiom Wflmhgfi 1:: :gxm'm (1:21;; 3:372? 31:33:22...“ hi: on... Ffiffflmififi,sfifgf?;vjfi°fifj' 6:1;- 3816' Open evenings until 9' “00ml! 3“ years. H. M. Newsame. Belden Hill. Wilton. Phone 10. BUSINESS SERVICE SCIENTIFIC ‘ Business Sonatas Offered 18 TREE Pom"! “a “PM ‘9 ' Lrvn POULTRY—Jillian and dress- ma, unqtumonmsn blot-watt WORK ed while you wait. P. Romano. :08. 11 Lunch. first 01388 “"108. P110118 8888. p A. R. “my“ Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut 3080! MAGNI‘lo—AJI males of , street. South Norwalk. “wwngwnfi ',wm"$a"'§:‘°§'o:; PM" 272 WWW" HUSKY can! omens—3mm ignition rot- rem nod all other . EMPLOYMENT ”“1 WW" 3““ midl- “film“: no so Main St. Phone us ‘ Ducklinss. Wishbone broaden. m ' . Employment Agency 81A laying hens. poultry supp"? RADING—Lawns mowed. hedges Also. two Alrdale puppies for as e. Gout. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt CONNECTICUT IMP. AGENOY— Phone 406. Weston Live Poultry Market. 58 Main street. Norwslk. momma walk Phone 1411. Articles versus -' 81 Beip Wanted—Female 32 up-to-date machine methods. Phone 8615. Fred Hamilton. o—Advertise in the Sentinel for the EXPERIENCED S'I'ENOGRAPHER -—Appiy by: letter giving refer- ences. s. M. Stevens, cio The Nor- beet results. WASHINGTON mans”- walk Company. , ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL. —Slate surfaced. 31.00 per roll. 0. A. RANBOI. Dept. u. Booms Without Board FURNISHED ROOM — In nice home. with line surroundings: for one or two gentlemen. Central- ly located. 0 Cedar St. near West avenue. Phone 486. WALL ST. sz-ww rent furnished. kitchenette apartment of two or three rooms: also. nicely furnish- ed roomn. Transients accommo- dated. Phone 1496. mwswptnhwn ta HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious dance pavilion for dances. get- togethers, etc. Conveniently ic‘ cated. Catering service. Bates momma. For particulars phone REAL ESTATE 1'03 BENT Apartments and Flats . 74 APARTMENT—Over Paris Cloak Store, South Main street. Phone 944. CEDAR s1‘.~—Five rooms: -provements; adults only. 2058. LIBERTY SQUARE, CHAPEL ST.-- Five-room apartments. with bath. electric lights. stationary tubs. gas. all im- Phone Real Estate and General Insurance. .8 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35 Local Agent 0-1.3"! PHONE screw Insurance Cal’s School-Mam and Real Estate J. M. Layton & Co. (Incorporated) South Norwalk. Conn. $5,500 each. one 6 room house, most. all improvements. another 6 rooms, bath and all improve- ments. STROUT AGENCY. 68 Wall Street Phone 3668 FOR SALE-House seven rooms all improvements. Centrally located on trolley line. For particulars inquire at 92 Woodward avenue. South Norwnlk. FOR SALE-— TWO SELROOM HOUSES—Some improvements. 1st district. each 83.800 SIXJIOOM HOUSE—~Improverhents; large lot. 1st district. . H.500 ll-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements; ‘ina district €6,500 NINE~ROOM HOUSE—Ail improve- ments. two-car garage. . . . 59.000 SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im- ..---....:--.ss Money to Loan 826. to $300.00 On Your Own Signature on Househhld Furniture. which remains in Your Possession, Salaries. Real Estate. Easy Monthly Payments On You Pay Per Month 880.00 $5.00 $100.00 .......... 87.00 875.00 $0.00 8180. 00. eseessOsesses .............. 8800 8‘. H0000 .-............ 810.00 8300..00 .............818.00 Pitts legal rate of interest only. No bonus. fee. or service. charge. Confidential and cour- teous — money to he obtain- ed the same day applied for. The Public Loan Corp. 80 Wall St. Room 208 Nona-elk. Conn. Phone 3031 provements; newly decorated. 2nd district $7.000 Consult THE TAMMANY AGENCY if you are thinking of buying a home. 123 Washington St. Phone 8144 HERE ARE-some reel bargains for a quick sale. 2 family house. practically new. All improve- ments. Hot water heat. 1 car garage. lot 60:166. centrally locat- ed in 2nd taxing district. 84.750 first mortgage. Price $8.900. Worth 810,000. 2 family house all improvements, in heart of city. Income 81090 an- nually a bargain at $8,800. Inquire at Mill Outlet Store. 124 Washington street or call 2393. Two family house. five rooms and bath on each floor. 8 good attic rooms. High class home in suburbs. con- sisting seven rooms, 3 baths£.2 car garage. For these or any others consult. Canty 69‘ Co. 17 80. Main St. Fer sale Price $7.600. 1 RCI'O. Realtors---Insurai1ce Phone 830 ROOM HOUSE—East Norwalk. Ellen Dunbar. 75. remembers the days when she was teacher at the year-old Calvin Coolidge as a pupil. She is busy crocheting a white at- mouth. Vt. FIXING DAMAGE TO Mill. C0. BY All improvements. Lot 50x186. Price $6,500.00. AL. K. ST. JOHN Real Estete and Insurance. 11 Pershing Street Phone 3331 ll-ROOM -HOUSE-—owner leaving town; Two baths; set ranges: new garage: near \Vest avenue: 'im- mediate possession. D. 8. Hull, 94 Washington street. CLASSII'IBD mm BAKERY FOR SALE Only Bakery in town of 7,000. situated on Boston Post Road. NW" establish~ ed trade and growing daily. Store. kitchen. supply room, room for tables. four room 3 beautiful one family houses located on Corner Gregory Boulevard and Fifth Street, East Nor-walk. open fire place, tile bath room, floor and whll, built-in tubs, pedestal wash basin and all high grade plumbing. Copper leaders. gutters. Cement side- walks and cement walks to the house. Small payment down. Balance' m monthly payments. Same as paying rent. Apply JOSEPH KLAFF Phone 1279.2. FOR SALE Consisting of 6 large rooms, 40 Wet. Street Bridgeport Co. to Lose Poiver By Changes In System BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 12.—’l‘hrough the contemplated building by the Bridgeport Hydraulic company of a new reservoir dam and canal in Easton. approximately two thirds of the water power used by the Charles" will be diverted from the East and West Pequonnock rivers. A Superior Court committee yesterday started the hearing of' evidence preparatory to fixing an estimate of the financial apartment: all new equip- ment two months ago. Reasonable to quick buyer. Health .of proprietress necessitates sale. Must be seen to be appreciated as it is the mostl delightful store in state.- Write- Box clean. Rent, 380 a month. In- 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Man. tiuire 04 South Main street. Phone 27 clo The Sentinel. ‘ 80. PRESCOTT, Aria. Aug. 12.—-—(AP). Isaac Jose. dlan, who boxed under the name of “Indian Ike," died here yesterday from a hemorrhage believed to have been caused from a blow during a bout Young Cote. hold pcndink an inquest. BOXER DIES 27. a Mohave-Apache In- at Jereme Satulduy night. lightweight. is being By CRANE . W ' . vim oett'f Yootoo Itfl tié‘mlé‘é ( NO! NO! * ”N “m" ammo “18' MEAT maker? HEW COMES | $5" “I. VII-N m ‘00 f Rf‘s 51.575 ms Stilt?" counter at m- as "WV“ “‘ L cu m. A coma. \ ”ME! A m . ~9. .i - ‘ I Q . L JIL damage done to the mill company by the required public improvement. The mill occupies seven acres of land in the vicinity of the rivers' power is steam. A committee inspec. ted the locality yesterday. The com.‘ mittec was appointed by Judge John R. Booth who sustained the Hy. draulic Company' 8 conttntion that the dam canal and acquiring of the vtater rights \\ ere a public necessity. THIEF KILLED GLOVERSVIIEE. N. ~Charlcs Nichols was William Broderick wounded yesterday in a gun fight with Deputy Sheriff Nelson Pierce of . Montgomery county when he caught . them in the act of robbing his store ‘ on the Fort Johnstown highway. ' Pierce suffered a bullet wound in- his left shoulder and was otherwise injured He and Brodetick were talc- en to a hoyital in Amsterdam. The burglars were about 20 years old and residents. of Glovcrsvllle. 1 , Aug. 12. killed. and ': -——Advertlse in the Sentinel for tho best results. - » ghan which she will present to the, president upon his next trip to Ply. .. , Junction. A part of their operating , was seriously " country schoolhouse and had eight- ‘ ' NEW RESERVOIR} Two Thirds of Water E. Radcllff and Sons. underwear mill " ' IN GUN FIGHT
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