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Natural raccoon
Yvette fox 503,
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$63.50.
Second floor.
TODAY'S WINNERS
'Try a Times want ad and be
convince.
Thta wna th winning sentence
in yesterday's Times hidden sen
tence contest. The line was con
cealed In the classified advertising
paire of The Times, snd was dis
covered by three people. They
will tw (riven free tickets for a
aalltnfr trip across Ionr Island
Bound to Port Jefferson. Find
the hidden line in the classified
advertising page of today's Times,
and fret this free trip yourself.
The winners of yesterday's con
test were:
May K. Schmidt. 114 Clinton
avenue.
Irene Pender, 2l Sixth street.
Burdette Clark, 34 Capitol avenue.
C. II. TO WX SEND
vs. Order of Xotlco
EDWARD HAN.VHAX
PTATR OF1 roxxKmcrr,
1'Aim iKI.D COl'XTV, as.
IAH IS A. RORMiMT, FSQ.,
Jt'STICK Or" TUL PKACK.
HridKeport, Auprust 26, 1919.
Vpon the complaint of the said
C. 11. Townsend pra5ine, for rea
sons therein sot forth, for fifty dollars
dninaftes, returnable to Luis A. Korn
biut, Ksq., a Justice of the Peace, in
and for Kairfiold County, on the
!th day of September, A. D., 1S19. It
appoaring to and being: found by the
I subscribing- authority that Edward
Hanahan.the said defendant. Is aDsent
from this state and gone to parts un
known.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
piven by publishing this order in The
Hrldtreport Times.a newspaper printed
In Bridgeport, three times successive
lv. commencing on or before the 27th
day of AuEust, A. D.. 19l.
LOUIS A. KORN'BLUT.
L27s Justice of the Peace.
Black kid or calfskin, fine texture, $10.
Brown calfskin with military or Cuban heel, $10.
Main floor, rear.
