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, ANNOUNCEMENTS—

- .i—aDesths "

{Miami or Thanks

?il—-ln Memorials:
:.,I—Funeral Directors
.fl lisp-Monuments. lemetery not!
g ao-rlocietieo and Lodges
-:- 103-110" and Found

A—Automonllo Agencies
il—Autolnobiles For Sale
:2—Auto l‘rucks For Sale
‘- Ir-ishut‘o accessories
MaruckAutos for Biro
doe-Motorcycles and Bicycles
fi—Wantod—Automotivo.

BUSINESS SERVICE-—
aid—Business Services Offered -
-19—-8ullding and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and Milllnery
zz—Bcatlng. Plumbing. Roofing
, az—Insumnce and Surety Bends
all—Trucking- Storm

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za-raepalrlng and Refinishing
.m—Jl'sllorlnrsnd Pressing
t‘lrthotsd—Buslno- Service

.EMrLOYMENT—
Slat—Employment Agencies
its-afielp Wanted-chan
pat—eflc‘lp Wanted-Mats
Sid-fielp—Maie and Female

~.j ii ~80.lcitors. i'anvsssera uents

. it eeltusttone Wanted—Female

* nit-Situations Welded-Mole

FINANCIAL-'- '

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. so-z-Money to beau—Mortgages

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418-91.le instruction (‘Jaoses
_ tt—-hlusical. Dancing. Dramatic
“Wanted—Instruction
mu STOCK-—

it'-—'D.ogs. Cats. Other Pets
Lit-Horses. (mule. Vehicles
“til—Poultry and supplies
I‘D-FWanted—Live Stock

MERCHANDISE—

SiéArticles For Sale
bl-M-Bartcr and lschango
' '52-4-‘Boats and Accessories
haw-Building Materials
Tel—Business and Olllco Equip-

'nt’eht .

155qu and Dairy Products
bd—lWeI. Feed. Fertilizer
Eta-Good Things to Eat
ail—Household Goods
(lo-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
iii—Machinery and Tech.
elk-Musical Merchandise
tam—Radio Equipment
(la—Seeds. Plants. Flowen
tit-Specials at tho Stores
eh—Wearing apparel
'dc—Wanted—To Buy 1

ROOMS AND BOARD—o
oi-Rooms With Hoard
“Id-Rooms Without Board.
oa—Rooms tor Housekeeping
luv-Vacation Places
tie—Where to Eat

, fee-Where to Stop in Town
"l.'I—Wantsd—-Rooms or Board

‘ AL ESTATE FORvRENT-o
lee-Apartments and riots
be-Businea Pinces For-Bent

« Ton-Farms and hand For Rent
71-8 For Rent
'ls—Odi and Desk Ronni
72—81mm and Mountain — For

Rent
Si—Wsntcd—To Boat

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
Brokers in Real Estate
1—Buslnsss Property For Sale
"Ito-Firms and Land For Sale
It—Houses For Sale
85'm‘. For Sale
scanners and lieuntain
‘- Solo
Qty-suburban For Sale
1&4! Exchange—Real Estate
, “1- snted— Real Estate
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ALICE KELLEY FERGUSON.
HAS LEFT MY BED AND
BOARD. runnnronn I\\'1LL
my NO mus coxrnacruo
BY man.
AWILLIAM FERGUSON.
Sir-it’d. but. Found Io

LOST, ll7.00—-Betwcen the "Ben
Tell" and Weelwerth‘s. Monday
evening; reward. Phone 740.

LOST. LARGE MONGREL—Pollcu
dog: answers to name of “Cleco.”
Phone 1284-3.

LOST -— Monday. on Washington
street. between Telephone Co. and
Canevarl's, gold watch, Walihnm
make, one hand oil: reward, Re-
turn to Henry Peterson. 71 0s-

‘ borne avenue. Em Norwalk.

LOST. MOTOR METER—Between
Louis Diamond’s Gas Station and
O’Connor‘s Garage. Reward it re.
turned to O'Sonnor’s Garage.

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1924 FORD lEDAN—Four-door:
1924 Ford coupc.l These cars are
in Al condition:' all good tires.
Call 1145-13. '

1923 Hupmobllo Touring .... 8400
1928 Dodge Touring 500
1930 HudsOn Coupe 375
1921 Mercer 4 pass. Touring. . 700

 

 

 

VAA ST BROS.

34 West Ave
Tel. 726

17 Chestnut St.
Tel. 1360

 

USED CARS—We have them: come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from: in good condition:
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pletro. 49 West avenue. Phone
8616. Open evenings until 9.

USED DEMONSTRATOR.

1925. MODEL CHEVRO-
LET It‘IV'E-PASSENG Ell
TOURING CAR. PAY ONE-
THI D DOWN AND BALANCE
TWELVE MONTHS.

W. R. AUSTIN.
CHEVROLET SALES AND
SERVICE.

PHONE 1959.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

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HAMPDEN AND GLASSMOBILE—
Winter glass enclosures for all
makes of touring cars. We will
convert your open car into a closed
our. .1 Premru & Sons. 1 Merritt
place. ”South Norwalk.

Business SERVICE

 

 

 

 

 

 

mltnetoes. starters. zrnerstors re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition Ltor Fords and all other
cars. 110 So. Ilia/in St. Phone 846.

 

CONTRACTOR. AND BUILDER-—

Estimates chsortully given. Work
. done by Job or day's work. 11.
Lund, Rowayton. Conn.

OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowaytorl Ave. Phone Norwalk 2135

 

 

NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vsns for
moving. b-ton Mach dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818.
804-14 Nights.

UPHOLS'I'ERING — and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholstorors' supplies Chair
caning etc. A. Borgstrom, Now
i. O. 0. ll‘. Bldg. So. Norwalk.

 

 

THE PRACTICAL RENOVATING
SHOP—11 North Main St. South
Norwaik; upstairs. We 0‘ w. rs.
shape. trim. dye All lists; a. trial
willconvlnce our work is best. A.
W. Hitchcock. '

WOOS‘I'EB AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER' M. W DAVIS
A'l'roalvnjrs AT LAW
l‘romsrly Emanuel-s U. 8. Patent
. ones
1115 Main BL. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.

' Painting. Paper-tug. animating 20

. WINDOW SBADES

We sell them and we hang them
SOMDRS AND Still an 8
Points. Window Shades. Vll'llllheI
[-10 Railroad Ave. 3 Wall St.

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Tree Specialists:
sums
BEATS
‘ RBI
ROI’BIJ‘ZS'
Phone 272 \l'cstport

'Bepalrhlgmndmshingn

WANTED-chairs to re-eeat. Price
rsssoanbls. Phone also. Edward
Chores. '

k streamer

, , liclp Wanton-census as
A WOMAN+01 good personality and
«seam. wanted tor position
which .will give her a good in-
come to start with; splendid op-
portunities for advancement in the
near future: previous business ex-
perienco not cssontial: references

required. Address "Sex. as." clo
The Evening Sentinel.

DICTAPBOND OPERATOR—Wont-
ed: must have experience. Reply
by lstier gilling I80. education. ex-
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Business Scrviccs out-red Ill ,
auc'rlounnrt‘ .
Joseph A. .Anglonc ‘
Tel. 2168-12 Norwalk
BOSCH MAGNETo—dlll makes of

Daytime .

I aparements at 36 Van Zant street.

IMOUHOMI‘TI EMPLOYMENT ‘
Pbrsousis 'I Help wound—remain .32,
M Y \VIFE-c— general

workers and cllumbcrmuid-wult-
mums. Apply at Norwullt Employ-
ment Agency. :90 Wall sil‘eot. Nor.
"('63.

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YOUNG GIRL-10 to 18 gent-ll. to BH-
Blst in general llousuwurk ill New
Huron. Apply Chlll‘lcs Spcvoclt. 1

' Stole sil'cui. South N0l‘\\’illk, be-
tween ll and 7 evenings.

Help Wanted—Male

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RELIABLE MA‘Nleddlo ago, tel
look after our business in this city
and counties nearby; pay check
tveeklyl‘ outdoor position; easy
work; just take ordc-rs for spring; ,
uutlll; free. Write Oakland Nur-
series. Manchcsicl'. Conn.

WANTED-
2—Experiencorl vertical and hori-
zontal boring mill operators.

2—-Jones & Lamson operators.
l—Radinl drill press operator. -
l—Flrst class shaft grinder.
Apply to ,

THE NORWALK COMPANY.

349

. \i'alk. Phone

 

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Help—Man: ' and I‘unlalo

WANTED-Domestic help of all.
kinds; in town and out of ‘own.
good wages. Twin City Em, loy-l
ment Bureau. 24 Wall street. Nor.
walk Phone 1242.

FINANCIAL
Money to MID—Murim 40

FIRST (iv SEI‘OND—Mortgago loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
| terms. inquire 30 Wall St. room

203. Norwalk. Conn. -

SOMEONE To INVEST—0r loan 1
38.000 to $5.000 ll good estab-
lished business. P‘Ol further infor-

 

 

 

 

 

 

mation write “Post Office Box
390." South Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
l-‘llol. r‘ lu, l~‘l:rtlllz.crs so

 

WOOD FOR
815 u cord;
cord—and llutltc
phone Wilton 56-3.

Building Material 68
ROLL ROOFING. it 00 PER ROLL
Slate suriucrd. $2.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOM.
Dept III
527 Concord Ave Cambridge. Mass.

59

SALE—Stove . lollgtll.
itrcplnce wood, $17 it
lumber. TL‘IU-

 

 

Household Goods

MAT'I‘RESSES. PILLOWS — Cush-
ions. nlado. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 317. Norwalk Mattress
00.. 49 Franklln street. South Nor-
walk.

 

 

 

 

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item ordered
But he could not

contents!

eous service.

things.

 

Hitting The Nail On The Head

When you go into a hardware store to
buy. let us say, some nulls, .it doesn’t take
the clerk more than a few seconds to find
the exact kind and size you call for. From
the vast stock of nails, tacks, spikes, bolts and
whatnot, he can instantly pick out the exact

do this if the stock were

not carefully arranged in containers which
were all numbered and lettered to show their

When you go to the columns of thb A-B-O
Classified Section you will also tind instantan-
Tilsse columns are also num-
bered and lettered to make possible the in-
stant selection of the things you want. With.
out this scientific systematization it would be
as hard to had the odor you were seeking as
it would be to find a ten-penny nail in an
immense keg containing all sorts of other

You will like the convenient service ren-
dered by the A-B-O Classified Section—and
you will like the profits it presents!

The s-D-o Classified ‘Ads
Always the Same-In eel-vice
Always Different—In Opportunity

 

 

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED DISH-A?

“

Money to Loan
”5.00 to $300.00

On Your Own Signature on
Household Furniture. which
remains in Your Possession
Salaries. [teal Estate.

Easy Monthly I’nymcnts
On You Pay Per Monti
‘50.“ aooOOI‘IOOOIOIIOe “so.
1 ‘zbsoo'oltttl...OOCIOI| .“"l‘
i} sloooo ............... $7."
, $150.00 as sossss'osssgo ."J
" 321mm . . . ... .... . slit-i
831m.001.............. 815.1
Plus legal rate of intomt out
No bonus. fee. or scrvl
charge. tbniidrntiel and ('ou
1‘ icons—Money to be obtainc
I the some day applied to

{ The Public Loan Cor]

iii) Wall 8L. Room 20
Norwslh. Conn. Pilonc 393i

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Seven room house—every modern

improvement. llot water heating
system. Good locuilun. Price
$8,500.00.

'I’wo family house. 4 rooms and
bath on each floor; garage: con-
venient location.

'B'or these or any others consult

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CANTY & CO.

Realtors-«Insurance
17 So. Main St. Phone 830

 

 

 

 

 

REAL ESTATE 1’03 MINT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and mu it ' LotI For Sale so
8 SOUNDVIEW TERRACE—Nenrrlli'llDING LOT—40 ft. front on'
apart- Chestnut street. 78 ft. rear and

Roth-cud station. 3 room
mollt. alhlnlprovemcnis. heat and
light furnished. Rent reasonable.
Cull Sunday or evenings.

TURKS AND FOUR ROOMS—Good
condition: Improvements. bath and
furnace. Also. six—room house;
newly decorated. Inquire 56 “a-
ter street days. or I22 Woodward
avenue evenings. Phone 473-8. _

THREE ROOMS—All lmprovcmcnlts:

“-

160 ft. deep; exceptional oppor-
tunity for cash. Call dill or 8638.

Wanton—twat Estate till
If you wish
TO SELL. INSURE or RENT
Your property. consult

Till". FUDGE REALTY (10..
Real Estate and Insurance.
Washington St

 

 

$20.00: ill Madison street. Keclcr Building
quire Dr. Slomun. ’ Tel. 659.
TWO on THREE ROOMS-UMW' TWO-FAMIL! neosu - uni-ace.

nished; ull improvements. ll.
Schwartz. 70 Spring street. South
Norwalk.

 

Wanted—lo buy 00'

 

lullanTllmc—Soconu hand. bought 1
at blghoht prices if you hate nny
Junk or metal to sell we will also.
pay high prices. Call or write
ll. Jaffce. 37 Fort i'oiut street.
5 Phone 499.

noel/ls AND—lumen

Booms With Ilmlrd

FURNISHED ROOMS —- For light
llOllSCkOO]llllg-I. L'. .‘l. or more
rooms. with kitchcn or kitchen-
cite; strum heat, hot water. cloc-
tric light. on trolley. ono fare:
also. meals if desired. Call Colou-
lul Iiotcl, Ron-nylon. Phone No.
439.

[looms “'itllout Board 08

FURNISHED IOOliS—Sillglo and
double. 9:! Wall street. Phone

2563.
Wanted—Rooms or Itoard '13
ROOM AND BOARD—Wanted. by
young lady with cox Villa] Ameri-
can family. Miss L. Aldroy. Illa-
llackemo Hotelns‘outh Norwulk.

l REAL some sort RENT
74

 

 

Apartments and Flats

 

all illl-
garage
2i Van

APARTM ENT—F‘or rent.
provemcuts. six rooms,
privilege. Inquire ut
Zuni St. ’

FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT—Mod-
ern improvements; 4 Plattsvlllc
avenue. Inquire A. Israel. 8 Con—
cord street. Phone 2066.

 

 

 

FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT -— With
bath and all conveniences at Lib-
erty Square. East Noswalk. and
Chapel street. Norwalk: rent, :30
per month. inquire 64 South
Main street. Telephone 60.

FIVE ROOMS-All improvements;
new house: Woodbury avenue.
Tel. 646-2.

 

'rlvn ROOMS—All improvements;
$85.90: 26 Madison street. In-
quire Dr. Slomsn.

FOR RENT—2nd floor. four Horns
and bath; also. a attic rooms:
rent 3215: take possession at on
Inquire at Fred House. 25 Stewart
avenue.

FOR RENT—Four and live room

 

 

East Net-walk. Inquire on pre-
mises. Phone 1522.

FOR- RENT—41mm December 1st
_to Family of adults. house of 8
rooms. desirable location. Rent
$65. inquire c. E. Hoyt. South
Norwaik Trust Co.

FOR RENT-South Norwalk.
Couch-street: five rooms. first
floor: all improvements. Walter
R. *Collings. Realtor. 23 North
Main street. South Ndrwalk.

FOUR ROOMS-Wlth all improve!
ments. .‘Ineuirs 69 Fairfleld avo-
. nue. South Norwaik.

’16 GROVI STREET—Four rooms
all improvements: beat furnished.
inquire within or phone lass-ls.‘

NEW 3 ROOM APARMENT—All
improvements. to Lincoln ave-
nue. South Norwalk.

*3 ROOM APARTMENT -_ Steam
best. all improvements. Reason-
able. Also a large furnished room l

and» Isms. Phone 8901-“.

 

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75
Main
Phone

Business Plants For llvnt
I’Ol'l. RISN’I‘o-At ll North
street. large front office.

3'21.

HALL. TO LET—4n sale. Norwallt.
for meetings or entertainments.

Phone “13“".

OFFICE FOR RENT-Large. light,
llent; very desirable: 29 North
Main street. South Norwalk. over
Palace Theater. Sec Dr. Cornell
or R. E. Dibble.

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llL'NGALOW—rur rout, six rooms:
some improvements: 64 Osborne
avenue. Apply same address or
Phone 3349-11.

NEW Six-lulu.“ ONE-FAMILY
HOUSE—All improvements: fire-
place and tile bathroom; rnnt rea
sonable. Telephone HID-2.

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE and sun par-
lor, complete with turnace. at Her-
bor View Beach. '1. . 3366.

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—st Howard
avenue; part improvements. In-
quiro M. Pascale. 36 Van Zant
street.

THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW and
garage for rent; three minutes
walk to Rowayton It. R. station.
“Po. 0. Box 142." Rowayton.

60 WILTON AVhNUE—Ho 'e oi
seven rooms for rent: all improve-
merits and in perfect condition:
garage tor three cars: rent. $50
Per month. For particulars see
William F. Hoyt a Son. Realtors
46 South Main street. Phone 485

“Tinted—"DU Boat 81

THREE OR 1 DUB ROOMS—For
light housekeeplnr' center of town
preferred. Phono 8808. or address
to Pearl Silk Co.. 3 Quincy l'reet.
South' Norwatk.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Homes For Sale , so

 

 

 

STROU'I‘ SUBUBbAN SERVICE—

Brauch of Strout Farm .Uencyl
sells over 6.000 properties a year.
Branch Cities: 08 Wall , street.
Norwalk. Phone 8658.

 

FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW-LAII im-

provements: lot 60 ft by 150 ft.:
very reasonable. Call evening!
after 6 o'clock. Mrs. Milton Row—
land, 63 Osborne avenue. East Nor-
wnlk. '

FOR BALI. OR FOR BENT-'31!-
room house: all imp lvomonts:
tarnished or unfurnished; nest
town. Also. player plane and bit!!-
cle for sale. 8 Spring Hill. or
phone 2049-6.-

FOR SALE—flee family house in
-East Norwatk. all improvements.
Lot 50 x 150. Price 88.000.

Alfred K. St. JOhn

Real Estate

St. '

Phone am

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE All im-
provements; good location. lot.
5::150; garage: all kinds of trult:
87.500. Building lots. tram :735

up. Consult 'i'lle amnion, Agency.

Real Estate and 7 ‘ursneo. 118

 

 

11 Pershing Norwslk

 

Washington street. Phone 38“.-

Brown: What makes your, hanlt
account so slender?

Black: Reducing exercises—An-
8W“

halt acre on corner: owner Icit
town: will sacrifice for “.250 D.
8. Hull. 94 Washington ‘Jeut.
South Norwallt.

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AUCTION 3 ~LEGAI-s

ugh Natlccs‘ s

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.

DISTRICT OF‘ NORWALK. 58.. Pro.
bale Court. November 30, A. 1)..
1925.

Estate of William Buchanan. late
of Norwalk. in suid district, deceas-
ed.

Ordered. That the Trustees ot’ the
trust created In the will of said dc-
ccased. for the benefit of Edward G.
Buchanan. exhibit their account to
this Court for adjustment at the Pro-
bate Office. in Norwalk'. on the 12m
day of December. 1025. at 10 o‘clock
forsnoon; and that all persons ill-
tercsted in said cstutu may be noti-
fied-thereof. the said Trustees“ will
cause this order to be published in
a newspaper having a circulation in
said district at least five days before
said 12th day or December. 1925.

HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

SOLVENT NOTICE.

DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.. Pro.
bate Court. December 1. A. 1)..
1925.

Estate of Margaret A. McCarthy.
late of Norwalk. in said district. do-
ceased.

The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict' of Norwalk hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditors of said es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said thus. will be dober-
rcd a recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to

MAY II. FITCH-
Adminlotrm

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.

DISTRICT OF NORWALK. on. Pro-
bate Court. November 30. A. D..
1928.

Estate of William Buchanan. late
of Nomlk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered, That the Trustees of the
trust created in the will of said do-

ceased. for the benefit of William A.

Buchanan, exhibit their account to

this Court for adjustment. at the Pro.

bate Office. in Norwalk. on the 13th

 

 

 

 

 

day or December. 1925. at 10 o‘clock '

forenoon: and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified
thereof. the said Trustees will cause
this order to be published In a news-
paper having a circulation in said
district at least tlve days before said
lath day of December. 192 5.

tinnitr‘w. GREGORY.
’ Judge.

. WED DISPLAY

 

 

Insurance ‘
. ml,

Real Estate

1.5M. um & Co.

(incorporated)

5W Avg. Telephone 35

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GOV. TRUMBULI
TELLS WHY HE
GRANTED STAY

Has No Sympathy for
Chapman—~Acted On
Request of State’s
Attorney He Says

HARTFORD. Dec. (ARI—fol-
lowing the receipt of several lctlcrs
criticizing him, and others con--
mending hint for granting a second
reprieve to Gerald Chapman, Gov-
ernor Trumbull doclurcd yesterday
that it was emphatically not bocausu
he lllld :lny sympathy for the con-
victed slayer tllnt he stayed the 1-s-
(‘cution which will to have takun
p'aco at the stuto prison after mid-
night tonight.

"When counsel for Chapman
branched to me the subject m: an-
othcr reprieve for him." said the
governor. “i told him that the
state‘s attorney would haw} to re-
quest it berm-o I would even con-
sider the proposal. Mr. Alcorn was
the state's chlot‘ representative ln
the trlal of this: man (01‘ tlrst clo—
groo murder. His purpose is plain-
ly to haw Chapman pay the (II-nth
penalty for the murder. in the in-
stances of both ruprievcs tamed by

 

 

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1. Headgear. 9. Challccc.

4. Devoul‘od. I". To Ion-lla- nl‘ sir-vial.

7. A \'€I‘y high mountain. 16. Ilurlul of ”it! limit.

10. introductory actions. 17. Strip of lllltrun llmrml in mm;

12. Visionary. 19. To attack.

13. Ancient. 21. Musical insll‘lllm‘llt.

14. Horse. ‘22. OOl‘lzll (shot-p.)

15. Japanese fish. 23. To tug.

16. Bearing or a l-llomllordul figure. 2:. Sillinm'm.’

18. Rodent. 2:3. hill. of cllorgy.

19. ltoll. 30: Commences.

:0. To sleep. _31. \i’utul‘y-cycd.

2'3 TacliUl'll. 3-1, To hrlp.

2-1. To mount. 35. Mexican dollar.

:7 Abode. 3T. Prescribed course of loud.

28. .Challengcl‘. 3S. Boundary.

20. tree. 30. Dotty.

:11. Inserting stl‘il‘s- 41. Ill tho nlidrilc.

'2. To mnkc lacc. : ‘13. Trcc of tough wood.

33. Card game. i -—

34. \‘ullomous snake. ' ‘-

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413. Pertaining to air. E L ES

ll. Impartial. L I O E 5

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me for Chapman. tllc state’s utter-
llcy inforlllcd mu that. certain court
action instituted ill Clluplllan‘s

limo act. for his execution and asked
lilt‘. to order a delay ill lllu cnccu-
tlon of the death penalty,

lint! No Sympathy

“Regardless of what my lltl's-‘ulsll
l'crllngs may bt.‘ with regard to thl.c
convicted murderer. tho tut-t m.
ll‘litlnfi that he has a petition pend-
lllg before the federal court. t is
obviously to meet such cases that
the power of I‘CDI‘IOYL‘. is vested in
the governor and tho exercise or it
in such a. case as this docs not in
the least imply any sympathy with
his contentions. Candldly I would
not have rcpriel-cd the man if I
eculd have avoided it without doulg
all Injustice. I asked Mr. 1Fret-d-
mnn, one of Chapman‘s lawyers

 

what wetlld happen. it'-l declined
and he replied that he would in that
event seek an injunctiou‘t‘rom the

name could not be complotua by the lion when

United States court to prevent the
execution. Under the circumstances.
I “as “Ming to grunt the applica-

fillIISCi‘ll'lCtI to by the
L Santa's attorney.
l "The first. repritv-g was mad:

llleccssary. or course. by the mouth-
icicncy of time for the Supreme
Court of Errors to act upon the pri-
soner‘s uppmll bolorc tho .iuic Ori-
ginally Sui for his PXt'CuiIOn."

. FEAR. KIDNAI'ERS.

 

RIO DE JANEmof—Numemus
lllpstcrious disilppt-nl'urlces of Chile
drop between the ngrs of six and
eight. years huve icrrorizcd Brazil.
No case has yet com". to light where
kidnapcrs have .lsltt-d l-nnsoms {or
their victims. Wild stories of the use
the Iiidlllll'm‘l‘fi lll‘t‘ pulling their vic-
tints to have crcutml It‘rl’ill‘ ill nearly
every family hero and in Sao Paulo.

 

 

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