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Calf Pasture Beach
Bus Schedule
l The Connecticut Company is now
running its bus regularly from the
our line to Calf Pasture Beach, on
tho following schedule:
Leaves leaves
Calf Roger
Pasture budlow
Monument
2.06 .............. .. . 1.4!
2.80 . ........ 2.1:
i.“ i. 2.86
3:18 . 3.00
8.4: .. 3.24
4.06 e 3.48
4.38 ................... 4.1:
5.00 ................... 4.42
ii.“ . 5.06
5.48 ................... 5.30
8.12 ................... 5.64
0.80 . 8.18
1.00 6.43
7.24 ....... 7.00
7.45 ................... 7.80
Mount Vernon Grotto
To Be Represented At
Local Outing In Sept.
Girl Grotto of Mount Vernon will
he represented by a large delega-
tion and its band at the annual out-
ing of Monker Grotto Ne. 58. M. 0.
V. P. E. B. at Roton Point Park.
“Dumber ll.
Monarch Oscar i". Schultze and a
'delebatien or members or the local
. grotto went to Mount Vernon last
evening and told at the outing er.
rangernents.
B‘estdir—ant burned in Chicago.
. Smelled like a. bride getting dinner.
“ Treasury Belenee
WAIHINGTON. July 8.—
11th States Treasury balance
at the close of business July 6
m "sesame”.
my little «uni
tiller
' ‘l‘ n’ ‘I‘mlt
I . l N. “'7‘. "e I”
tar win-rare with a
. ' ~er sideend .
‘ work. ' ..
Rowurou
Sedan and Light Companyf
Truck Collide On Wilson'
Road—No One Injured—f
Other Local News. ‘
Pincus Needle and his two dnucii- I
lers. Esther and Sylvia. who were:
driving in .1 sedan towards .\'orwalk l
yesterday afternoon, narrowly “'i
caprd being seriously hurt, when al
repair truck belonging to the Con-‘l
nectlcut Light and f‘ower company!
directly ahead. stopper] suddenly.
causing Mr. Needle'a car to crush
head on into it. Louis Davis. Mrs,
Needle‘s father. was also in lhel
sedan.
The sedan was badly damaged
and was later towed to tho ltoway-
ton Garage by Ferdinand llartog.l
proprietor. The accident took place
near the Nash Engineering company l
on the Wilson road.
Fortunately no one in the car was
seriously hurt. little ‘Misa Sylvia was.
badly frightened and slightly hurt
on the chest by the impact of the.
cars.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. J. O’Malloy and
three children have returned to their
home in Scranton, I'a.. after spend-
ing the holidays as the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reap at their
0
home in Logan place. The. trip
was made. by automobile. l
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Mrs. Joseph Sinhcll. Rolon aw-
ntie, has many friends who regret
to learn that she is confined to her
home by illness and they send.
wishes for a speedy recovery. '
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--l"re.-li ’ish every Friday at. the
l'lowayton Meat Market—Adm
I O C
A very interesting meeting was
held in the Methodist. church last
evening. Harry S. Bryan, of Crest
road. led those present, in the dis-
cussion of the book, "Christ of the
Indian Road." by E. Stanley Jones.
The study of this book will he con-
tinued at the next meeting.
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A road machine belonsins lo the
Norwalk street department was at-‘
work on North avenue yesterday. re- .
pairing the road. One was also In‘
use on Westside avenue. the work on i
that side of the river being done;
by the town of Darlcn.
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Miss Judith Campbell. of Les An—.
geles. Cal. sister of Mrs. Charles l._l
Corwln. of upper Rowayton avenue.
is making her an extended visit. Mrs.
(forwin's mother. Mrs. Campbell, isl
expected to arrive in August to visitl
her daughter. l
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Friends of Mrs. Andrew S. Mlllsl
are glad to hear that she is recover-
ing from her recent illness at berl
home on nowayton avenue.
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The lighthouse keepers apparently,
had some trouble with the. light dun;
ing the early part of last evening?
as the lights were not distinaulrh-
able a mile away and the fog signal
was used.
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-——"G,\'pay Cream" for Tan and
Sunburn at Allen's Drug store.—
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Adv.
Mrs. llarold Wilson ent’tained
Mrs. Howard Mom-e, Mrs. George F.
Moseley and Mrs. Edward Moore at
her home on upper Rowayton avo-
nuc, yesterday afternoon. at bridge.
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Miss NnnCy Milllgan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. \Vcndell I". Millikan.
of Rowayton avenue, is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Prod-
eriek W. Schultz, at the Kent House.
Greenwich.
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J. 1". Arnold. upper nowavton
avenue. is in Syracuse. on a busi—
ness trip of several davs' duration.
Mrs. Arnold will meet him in Phil-
adelphia Friday. and they will visit
the Sesquicentcnnial exposition, re-
turning to their home next week.
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The Rowayton Baptist church
will hold. its mid-week prayer meet-
ing in the church this evening at 8
o'clock. The study of the book.
“Moslcm Women." will he continued.
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Mrs. Jack Schaub and son, Jackie,
who have been spending several
days visiting Mrs. Schaub's parents.
Captain and Mrs. Frank R. Stevens.
Roweytttn avenUe, returned to their
home in Brooklyn. N. Y., yesterday.
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Mrs. Robert Parker. Rotor: road.
and her sister. Mrs. William Reap.
North avenue. who were expecting
to entertain their aunt and uncle
over the Fourth, received word that
they were in an automobile accident
a‘
‘ in Bridgeport yesterday.
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BELL ISLAND
rmwsuuii sum HAS ‘
AND DAUGHTERS; lliFlElll FOR .. our susor
a ACCIDENll BASEBALL an, Al can; TODAY
Game Tomorrow and All
Good Islanders Will Be
There To Root For Home
Team.
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The Bell island baseball team is
busy practicing for the game to be
held tomorrow at the Norwalk
Country club. Manager Sherwood
Smith or the Bell Island team In-
nounced the infield today as follows:
First base. Kent Creuser.
Second base. Brooke Peters.
Short stop. Sherwood Smith.
Third base, Andrew Mulcaret Jr.
The! game is scheduled to start at
o'clock Bail Islanders. come out
and root for your team!
up a e
d
Buster West. star of George.
White's "Scandal! of 1926" will
spend Sunday with Arch Heiwyn. Jl'.,
son of Mr- and Mr’l. Arch Sclwyn.
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On Saturday C. Weilaley Smith of
Summit avenue will play Campbell
l'lnod of New Canaan for the unof-
neial tennis championship of the
ilell Island and New Canaan Coun-
try clubs.
'gi-acey llecrs of the Tumble In
voltage was a \lsilor in NW “then
today.
. U or
Mrs. John Finley. “more. Mars.
is spending a week unit Mrs. J.
‘flARBOR VIEW
llADlES’ TEAS
Hereafter They Will Be
I Given Tuesdays — Mrs.
1 S.~S. Duaham Has
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. Theodore Henry. Mrs. W. ll.
Cileim. Mrs. Edward Heller. Mrs.
Davie. Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Wilfel
will be the hostesses at the first of
the season's Ladies” Teas this after.
noon at the club house. In the lu.
ture the lean will be held ’i'uesuuy
of each week, the one this week be-
ing scheduled for today to allow
tune to put the club house in ortlcr
following the July 4 celebration. ’1 ho
club room has been dressed up tor
the occasion and on each of lhe
bridge tables flowers have been pine-
ed. Janet Smith. Dorothy Wood. An-
toinette Davis. Catherine Heller u-id
Miss Wood will serve the refresh-
meals to the ladies. At each tea a
small amount will be charged for me.
refreshments. to be contributed to
some deserving cause at the lien ll.
Last. year the proceeds were u~ <l
to put screens in tho club house a mi
donations have at different llurs
been ghen lo llit‘ fire dl‘Pill‘illi' tit
and the bridge.
ti
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New York niualelun has been
gut: t of Mrs. W. H. Glelm.
.\ rs. S. S, Duuham Olllt‘l‘iallil‘v‘
ilfianri, Crescent Road.
I U .
Tl. Sylvester sailed last week on.
llio Acquitania for a inonlh's \islt]
ill France. I
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, Word was received today that Ar-
thur Leonard had reached Montreal
and will sail for England tomorrow.
C ‘ I
Elia Caliill. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. \‘ictor Cahill is now fully rc-
covorcd from her illness.
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Mrs. .lobn Buckley, Brooklyn, is
spending it. month with Mrs. John
Gallagher of Hillview. Summit avo-
nuc.
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Miss Grace Flikworlh returned to'
Larchmont yesterday after spending-
several days at the Soundvlow
House. Rocky Point Road.
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Mr. and Mrs. William S. (Trim-,
mins of West avenue were visitors
.
Mr. and Mrs, Arlhur Hoeffler of
Plainneld. N. J.. were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. .l r'er'lv‘v of the Edge-
uater, Roeliy I‘oint road. last "0'.
l
ning.
O O 0
The Nurses' home of Norwalk on
North avenue, has been officially
opened for the season.
Q I U
The “Plnllfnro” owned by Thomas
l“auty has‘ been launched for the
season after undergoing‘numeroua
repairs.
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t‘harles Fnii‘fvn of White Plains.
a former resident of Roll Island.
was a visitor here. yesterday.
0 O C
John (iloetgner of tho Daisy cot-
tage is visiting in Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Kayscr are ex-
pected back at the. island shortly
from Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Kayser
will he the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
iiearn W. Streat of Summit avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Sehmidling have
returned to Mount Vernon after
spending sovelrni days on the Island.
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Ileyward Smith and Ray Harris.
members of the lock concern of
Smith, Harris and Pinkerton are
expected home from Indianapolis.
Ind, in the near future to spend a
vacation at Bell Island. From here
they will go to Detroit to attend a
meeting of the General Motors cor.
partition concerning the auto lock
recently invented by Mr. Pinkerton.
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Miss Helen Canty. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Canty of
Beach avenue. is visiting friends in
Allentown, Pa.
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The Dodge water car of Tracy
necrosis again cruising about Bell
Island watdrs, having undergone re-
pairs at Mrs. Anderson‘s boat shop
in East Norwalk. .
e e a
The boys and girls of the Island
enjoyed an impromptu party at the
home of Malcolm Hayes. Rocky
Poiwoad, Tuesday evening.
New York wife says she can't !irc
on 8500 a week. Few of us can.
just after leaving Lansdo ne, Pa.
They will arrive. barring a cidents.
Saturday. to spend several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. of‘
Jackson Rights. L. 1.. and Mr. and
Mrs. Remy Bower, of New York
city. were recent guests at the home
of Captain and Mrs. Andrew 8.:
Mills, Romyton avenue.
TWO censuses rename
recoup av coo-rum.
Reuben flanking. Darlen. and
Ethel Greenberg. South Nor-walk.
were tagged for violation of the
parking ordinance by Patrolman
John Toothili, yesterday afternoon.
savanna Truck Stolen
Albert Batman, as Lowe street.
reported that his truck was stolen
from in from of his home during
eating so;
in all the wanted colors
of the season.
One and Two Piece
Garments
Ladies’ Suits
So. Rental]: Store Only
Rogers &"Siei'eus
Romlkmo “0;?”er
the night.
its
.500.“ F. H
runs, amour. ice-rate mo r m snai-
FOR ALL USE! -- OUR SERVICE
AND OUR PRICES. T00.
MthMdA-qulmlh
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A
UREA].
OOAII
AIN
:wockly moving pit-lure show
large number of her irionda at l:
home. Harbor View avenue. )‘(sl
day at a britigevlunl‘hcon ill hu' \r.
(H her two guests. Mrs. Charles i.‘
Ilieehlor of ("hillcothwx (lino. . ll
Mrs. 1‘). B. lienac of New York (”U . ‘
Mrs. Diinham's voltage was am
lively decorated with flowers of i 1
kinds and lilo gathering was a .‘lv
and colorful one. After the inn
eon. fire tuhlrs of bridge were to)
ed and the ladies playcd throuirh :t I
llie. afternoon. The first prize for ‘
ailernoon’s play went to Mrs. J, .‘
Nugenl; the second to Mrs. Ellwziul l
H. Hold and the third was “on Vll
Mrs. Marion Bogart. M rs. Hone. v o 3
had the lowest score, was some . .i j
with a "booby" prize. The guests nfl
Mrs. Dunham “’lu'o .‘ii's. itmiu 1-. ‘
Page. Mrs. John Potter. Mrs. (Uzi
Jackeul. Mrs. George Johnston. l'r-s. l
Marion Bogart. Mrs. Edward Hz~3xi.l
Mrs. J. C. Nugent. Mrs. H. H. Fir". ]
Mrs. Theodore Henry. Mrs. Freak '
Wood. Mrs. Edmund i‘endlelon, Ms. 1
Henry Worihman. Mrs. (‘laude M'll‘l~ l
stile. Mrs. Charles 1'). Slurer. Mrs A.
w. Minuae. Mrs. W. Hoag and MW. l
W. ll. Glcim.
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"The (loose Women." start vi:
Marie li‘ressler. was shown at. "w
l I:
evening at. the club house. The ml. [-
cal accompaniment was sunphvl i~y
Herbert Miller at the piano.
I O O I
Mr. and Mrs. (‘onsines lvi'i )'(‘.'l"l-
day on an automobile trip thrnuch
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They
expect to stop at both Atlantic City
and Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Paul Nash and Miss Pauline
Nash. of Stamford. Mrs. Morris of
New Canaan and Mrs. Gibson-Ward
of Norwalk were the guests of Mrs.
Frederic Soichow at luncheon yes-
terdey.
C it O
Mine Toner of New York city ar-
rived at the beach Tuesday and has
opened her house for the. slimmer.
Mien Toner is in the same cottage
this year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of,
New Haven and Roger Treat of!
Newtown were the week-end guests.
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd-Jones. i
M-
MAYBE MB. KEIILEY Willi;
PAY FOR ['1‘ ON HIS NEXT TRIP '
A coupe struck the traffic standard
at the corner of Railroad avenue}
and Washington street last cvenlng.l
The car did not stop but an investi-
gation brought out the fact that itl
was owned bv Fred M. Kelley. 327i
Artie street. Bridgeport.
Farm prices are very low
now. so are the. farmers.
right
llwar, prtwldent of the Nu. walk Lions
'as "Shelly."
l q \l“!
seamen,
Conn.
M
s
t
‘ sang one lrut‘l‘load. as it pulled nun
Mr. Alfred Boyce. ill" veil-kilo ~11 .
HELLO GIRLS CARRYING ON
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Strike or no strike. new \orks telephone users must have theirl
numbers. This is the war llie company is meeting the euiergeucv of
trotting the hello girls to and from work.
I
”Thanks For The Buggy Ride." ,I
y from the office. ,
i
.3. |RECOGNITION ll Deaths and Funerals]
' GIVEN “SNELL ” .
BY LIONS’ CLUB;
G o-G ettin g Advertising)l
Man Official Water Boy,
Fur Lions’ Ball Team.
They'll Win Now.
In slalenii-n' this
morning l-y Altornvv .l use" ’l‘ Dun.
a iii‘l‘ll nlii
clul», and TllOlii'l! Mr‘iabnu. direc-.
tor of club athletics. llilnn Snell.
better known in lllI‘ lirnthvr Lionsj
:ippoint- ll official
The ap-
“as
and authentic water My.
pointinent comes as the result of a
long coniprliluui, in which Mr.
Snell proved his mrlilo mer several
competitors. .‘ir Snrll is in the. ad-
verliaing department fit the Evening
Sentinel.
At last night‘s secret practice in
Amusement park, lhc interruption
was greeted .warmly by Mr. Snell's
many i'lli leis, .N'linuls of "I knew
you could do it. 'Siitlly'.“ and "keep
up the good work" circled liiln. lle
would make no statement this mv‘lrnv
iniir regarding tho new office. but
maintained that. he would do his
best to till his position Well. Ill“
ainii lie owes all that he is to iii!
lf‘fll‘-llll.iit‘-N. lie was ill have dt‘liv-
erevl . speech after his appointment.
but all the members had gone home.
He will whip together a water
staff. He says sofho clicihio mem-
bers are: William llieringer. Wil-
liam J. Lyons, lirluarrl Weed. Louis
Harris. ll. \V. Raymond. J. Wesley
Slausnn anti manv others. larney
l‘mrmau was included in Mr. Snell's
list. but his name has been crossed
out because of tho fact that he
shnwf‘d exceptional ability last
lilL‘lll in his Olliflt‘lll work. lie also
knrwlted a few balls over the fence
(thc one. behind the catcher).
Tell The Baby.
"You'll have in take less strenuous
exercise and net mare sleep." said
the doctor to the dejected man be-
forr‘ him. -
“That's my idea. exactly." said the
other. "Would you mind coming up
to the house and telling that to the
baby?"
SIGNS ’
. WINDOW
more
{0.
and redve the cost 0
George M. Coley
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snow CARDS -
Phone for details and cost of a service
which will increase your gross business "
s.
,TIMMING
f selling.
the South
C lara Louise nut‘hifl.
The. fliil"'i‘.’il of Clara Louisa
Tailor illn‘liizi, wife of William
lturhl'i, was largely attended yrs-
lorviay sfil‘rnnou at 1‘33" o'clock
from lli‘ lun- hum-i iu Soundvmw
.l\t‘li'l(‘. ll" '. Edward L. Reed. rev-
'cr of Christ eliurch. \‘i'estport, of-
ficiated. Thorn were many beauiltul
unril ll'liiiiies. interment was in
t'lll‘isi rhui‘rh cemetery. Westpori.
Thomas Northrup.
Inflowwmnwew Le... ,_ ,1”, M W“"‘ ‘
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926
L of? mm Keep Cool n
. ”it e e
gap. for a Lifetime L
(ll-i a lifetime. of
’ breeze—cooling and
generous — fur l'ie.
fl price. of a couple of
‘Lw’ good golf clubs.
if .
POWER
For $16.50 you can
get this
ten-inch. full oscillat-
ing Westinghouse fan
Wllll every modem
refinement and im-
provement. West hi it-
liouse‘ncvcr built a
better fan.
room-size.
SILENCE
Only volume pro-
duction permits this
value. See. it. and
other Westinghouse
fans—where fans are
sold.
W
Jewel
mailbag/l FAN
*1 .29
OLD woay $1853
See. too. the new
Rotaire—a complete
revolution in ceiling
fans. For stores,
offices, reslaurauts—
wherever coolnc is and
profit go hand in
hand.
It’s a
\ Westinghouse Fan . .
DONNELLY’S
So. Norwaik
West ax. rt
The funeral of Thomas Northrup
was larzely attended yesterday at-
l-‘i noon from the home of his daugh-
ier Mrs. Lotus Wood. 44 Orchard
street. Rev. Maul Culver. putor of
the Norwalk Methodist church. offi-
ciated. assisted by Rev. Lester T.
1'00 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,
TWO MEN—Wanted. Apply 1“. lialn
For The Kiddies
Freight yard at Ann St. I'M-ale. .H‘ri‘in Dl'csw'a
Malierv. pastor of the South Non
walk llnpllst church. There were
many beautiful floral offerings. In-
terment was In Riversido cemetery.
The pallbearers were Edwin Rar—
lcy. Charles Rubev. Edwtn Holmes
and Burma Wood.
Thomas Helioran.
The. funeral of Thomas llalloran
was ,ves'erdiu; afternoon from the
residence funeral home of F‘ edor-
ick Ii. Gaming in-Bouth Main reet.
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. pastor of
2 H 6 Gilt:
FOR S.\T.l.‘-~—Tbo following :30 ‘ .
volt DC motors: l-'.‘.-.'i ll. 1'. shunt 1"” ‘ r‘ ""17" “WW“
wound, 1-i~2 H. l'. aiiunl round, 3 ‘o 8. Site.
l-l-i H. l‘. campound wounl. , , _ V . .
1-1-6 H. 1". compound wound TA GUN”: ”PM“
l-l-T‘Ml ii. i". shunt wminrl. iii: -l to it 501;
mu riff Ar Al‘, motor, l-lmi «'3‘!
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
and tell ilv‘ generator. all in fli‘st
class condition, Aim. 3 1r» mlm m
per-heterndyna with loud speaker,
loop &. A hfl'il'l‘)’, e‘t'n‘rvi‘liil‘u' rem,
enably priced. a. n. Mclx‘il-bln Tell
138-3. ‘
Norwaik Congregational
Elilirl'li officiated. Interment was in
l lLllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll
Nornalk cemetery.
:rnce (inrmsri. ,
Gram: ll. Gurnuri. White Plains;
died at her home. this morning.
Funeral services will be held from‘
llie home. Saturday. July l'l. gt 2:30l
o‘clovk. interment “ill be in thel
\Vhite Plains cemetery.
Inventor's listata '
IiflxilOX.- Sir Henry Christopher
.‘lanrle, inventor of the licliogrnph.
Which is used in mnrv military acrv~
ice, left a fortune of $110,000. He
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The Hamilton Shop
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summon
died reeently in his 86th year.
C SIX
THE 0 8D!!!
finish. bythe else. power, and flex:
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clonal ruggedness and “heft" of
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WALL ST.
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MW
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NORWALK
Phone 2288
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