6sth
PestIDiii tile, an ascend 01"6's Matter.
Sou V th N6rwai
from thalwetiinSlxth District at that Iliiiin‘Illliilll Held
in StItIihtiNorwallt this MIIrIIiIIa mSiuItth hi the
. Candidate
mm-
Judge Jos6ph R Taylor at BOIItlIIadvi'Im-IIII by the delegates from Wib
Norwalk, was this morning nominated
by the Republican Senatorial Conven-
tion of the TWentyIslxth Senatorial
District.
tlon was Henry cpréneéter or Wiltond
l-lls opponent in the convert-I
ion it. was not the fault of the 'l‘wen»
ty-sixth Senatorial District tltat Wil-
has had no senator in the past 100
years The town has been in the
'l‘lIiItecnth and again lo “the 'l‘wellth.
"in
e
JU6GE JOSEPH. R. TAYLOR.
The vote stood a to .2 on Iraq lnloimnl
ballot This was made unlinhnous.
and the best or feeling pi‘evalled
The convention was called at 161
I,o'clock, at the Hotel Cllflord. The loi-
l‘owing delegates weie present.
hNorwalkmFrank Leonor,” .E. Gor-
a[Smooth Norwailt~eE. 6.E Crowe, G. H
..Vosburgh.
66““wa Canaan—B P. Mead Russell
all
_' Dolled—4i. W. Lotihsbury, Thomas
ICave:
Willem-George W. Ogden.
Thuyer
The chairman was Benjamin P
Mead, the state central committeeman
from this district. and E E. Crowe was
elected as clerk. I'll call was made tor
nominations tor lie‘natOr and E. F.
Grown took the door. He said that he
arose to place in no intttlon a man
who, he believed, Won d be able to cut-I
ry the district by as large a majority
as any man who could be nominated
therefrom; a man Who though, he has
never been before the people for ihoi‘.
nullrages in the past has served them
faithfully and well in othei capacities,
and has saved his party wall under
all conditions. lI‘dI ten years he has
been city clerk of South Norwaik and
chairman oi the town committee for
the some length of thee and he has
never led the party to defeat. He has
- gained ground for the party with each
succeeding election. lieu now in his
second term as Judge of tho Itown
court of Norwalk. and none of his oili-
ciul acts We‘ve been disapproved by his
party or even by the opposing party.
. "He is lair minded and honest, " con-
tinued Mr. Grown. “sit enthusiastic
Worker, and i believe this time to elect
a young nttin on tb » lcket to run at
‘ the some time our oung candidate
». for president. 0 omen, .i . take
‘ 64th:; Wilda Jo-
Stephen
._ 6;Itlioroughly you...
in: can be said i
‘ will
use every clirnest and bones
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nixth to pay the debts of the others.
He thought that the largest. town in
the district should not be siiKliiteti or
this
tor. i-ie was heartily applauded. _
George H Vosburgh then seconded
the nomination of Judge l‘aylor, and
man and as a Judge. and cailed‘htten-
ticu to the fact that no court has ever
reversed a decision made by Judge
Taylor
floor again and seemed the convention
that the town would give its hearty
support to the nominee under any conI‘
sidelution.
lI‘rancis Leonard then spoke in la-
vor oi Judge Taylor and said that be
was surprised that the division matter
had bean alluded to, as he believed
that to be all over and settled.
could assure the convention that “it.
candidate would not be scratched in
Notwclk as a result of that feeling
E. E. Gotham echoed the sentiments
of MI. Leonard and assured the com
volition that he believed Judge Taylor
will itln uhoud oi his ticket in East
Norwnlk by quite a sizeable number.
it was then moved to take an in-
formal bullet which when counted.
On motion of Mr Ogden it was made
formal and unanimous.
E. E. Crime and Mr, Ogden ware up.
pointed a committee to neck the condi-
flute and bring him before the conven-
on
Judge Taylor mode a very brlei
Millie“) alter being introduced by Mr.
Ogden. He said that be appreciated
the honor of being the ilrst Republican
nominee from the district. He said
that the party excreta “every. man.
do his duty.ln title election no he
sure that the urea in the Twanty-alxth
mutrlct Would do theirs. The apathy
which exists In the admonish is the
rinalt or the limit of enthusiasm on the
of the Democrats Jinlg Telling
wil
limiter that, it electe
to further the
of tht.I distri
do volition when
r
with hint as in
w
an
ultimate of the state
i til“ Invited the
ole Duchess can
I UL, 15090 W NEW
, lie we
allay; 1890, and
.te study" prey!
and it is not.» up to the new Twenty—
tho lirst convention of the dis-
Irir.t and that he really believed that
there is no one in. the district who
could not. more votes‘than Judge 'l‘ay-
pointed wrth pride to his record as 2
Mi. Ogden, of Wilton, then took the
Ho
ii.
. Club and other organizations.»
Popular 50th Norwalli Ollicial blIIIseII lIIr Senator
noted 3 to 2 in lover of Judge Taylor. .
Judge Taylor was born in Annette
tigerk Jau- ‘
5'03. rs.
_ that the agitation with result in the
II .M
He is a member orw the 0
Well Lodge. No. 108 an AIM Bu
ier Chapter. a. A. at. the South our
walk Club. the Old Well Book an
Ladder Company. The Knob Outirlrg
a
many of them he has held positions at
respofislbilitiett no trust.
Judge Taylor' nomination will an:
doubtedly prove acceptable, to the
members of bin party, and bin blah
character and agreenbicnees will bring
to him the support or many from the
opposition ranks.
W—
ingineer Powell Orders .
Removal of {Oyster hours
Complaints From Best Captains of
Damage Stakes Do Their Craft .,
Results in Radical Monaura-
Being Adopted.i
Oyster-man hereabouts are agitated
over the subject of buoys and have be
gun negotiations with Major Powell,
the UnitedIIStatee government engineer
for the Connecticut district, concern-
ing the removal of oyster buoys from
harbor channels and all navigable waI
Iers A substitute for the can buoy
Ind the spar buoy is wanted and Clerk
Mattiiewuou of the state shell lien
commission has corresponded .with
both Maior Powell and the Rhoda [to
land shell fish commission seeking for
information.
thor Powell has been notified of
the conditions and has practically tic-
IIIunded a removal of the spur board.
because of the damage done by them.
in being struck by vessels, Can buoys
IrI- expensive anti as they are fast
mmi with chain or who they am not
hcceptable as they foul the wheels
IIIIi rudders of vessels
A substitute lot the door and can
bIonI-I mus-t. be found Clerk Matthew-
can has asked the Rhodarisland com-
mission what are used to mark the.
oyster grounds about Narragansett
buy, but has not yet received a reply
it it; necessary to have something prtfl
looting several feet. from the write
that can be readily seen it is expected
Iemovnl of most of the spar buoys
There are thouennds of them about
the Connecticut. coast and each one
cost Si, aside from the expense of
anchoring them.
lite Scimitar Elliott!) liar-
ton Onto Pooled lliii liar.
~ln a itiriotlsI
drove in from
El wood . Burton
on I’oalted Hi
Add the captai
perished. Aftt‘I
heavy sean'th
i-tiliilitll'l were react
wreckage by (‘nbtt hook and his men
III.‘ the l’euiitlii H" Lilo Saving Sill
lion So speedily w s the Elwood Bur
too pounded apart but as quititly as
did the tile suvol‘e respond with their
apparatus \vire'”~tiio vet-Lie] was sight.-
otl in distress itiwori too late to do any
III at: but to plcktup the exhausted
scallion snuggling ill the water.
The Elwood liutihu was bound from
St. John. N ,io New York with u
largo of lutiis The gale which the
sthooncr encountered was practically
the earn e in which the schooner Went
worth was wrecked Thursday night at
lituthnrn and many drowned.
'iho Elwood Burton was caught in
a descending squall and huiicd on the
bars. it is consit red probable that
Williams on
gale which
used. the schooner;
‘Wlllltttus, struck
rt
(i
only htrugglc in the
Leo and two other
Ifrom floating
Capt. the three of his
crew drouiwd wer killed during the
erect: When the“ lilo savers arrived
the mate whose, hairle- ls .iudeou Stack
house, and t.\6\'o callers were tossing in
the breakers clinging to wretkage
They were dragg d from the. uatrr
The complaint recentlv made. were ““d “u “'9'“ undo it0:19“
*hiII'tirst, that have been reccit‘fed Late W" ”0 .93 WW9 ““5“?“
‘1"llillia‘l. damage caused by tho, buoys. ““hmli- 1h“- Iii 0“ Burton ““3 P
which have been in use. (m. about 2;, ,throe-ruaater sch, erol' 39-) ions' bur
years. it is' expected that the shot. ““9- She “"33 1"” M ‘33"); Maine “‘
:ish commission will issue Isuordor ”“- "
Imprinting the. size and character 91
the oyster bIonrI.- Oystermcn are in
torcsted because it is expected that
the change will prove quite ekpensitc
to them putting in new buoys.
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EAST NORWALK RALLY.
Attorney Quinn, of Hartford and At
torney Davis, of East Nor-walk,
the Speakers.
A largely attended and enthuslas
tic rally was hold by the Republican:
of the Third District in Randall's Hull
East Norwaik, last night. l-.lon James
Quinn, of Hartford was the speaker
Jr the evening and the meeting we
presided over by Leo Davis. the re
cent convert from the Democratit
pally. Mi. Davrs in his pretrmrnary
Ipcech. took bicasion to reply to some
of the sore headed Clitlcls‘ms madt
against him at a recent tally of the
Democratic party. lie gave the rear.
one lor his change briefly and in a
moat convincing manner. By a strong
:oincldence, the speaker of the even
as, Ml. Quinn. was also tor'merly a
Democrat, but turned to the ltepubll
Ian par.t.y lie felt quite Iii his‘ east
.‘Iusrelore in addressing the audience
which tilled the hall to overflowing. “t
explained why he had iett "the part}
of despair and Joined the party 0t
dope and progress " He spokt
s rongly on the issues oi the cam-
.Inign.
At different times during the even
ng some fine slinging was heard by
the Rough Rider Glee (iiub. which song
run a down times and was wildly apI
untitled at. each piece.
MM PEPPER ENTERTAINB.
Little Doroth the Hostess 0! Many.
Friends at or Home in Rowayton.
Yesterday atlernoou was a scene or
uch'pletisure and loility at the home
It Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pepper the on
inside being the birthday anniversary
of Miss Domthy. There were about
It dozen lit. in guests. who thoroughly i
enjoyed thetnseivas from arrival to
diporture. Little Dorothy seemed it
be quite popular. lodging from the
number of presents received by her
irom “hot- little friends. A miniature
band‘uea was carved and presided over
by the little hostess in truly instronly
style; The tsbiem
out tilt flowers and favors.
Will! tiered by pianoit.‘ phonograph
and orchestrion during the repeat. ‘
Moi. Pa not managed the location.
It .4 i‘lllii Dorothy is to
wastaataiuily laid . l
Music 3
Matte Sini- ltbouut who tho‘ that to l'~(’
gain sensibility l uong the resent-Ii
noun )lr Ji—Oiiili I t, 6_leb ehla ex-
pctieiites r it in f’lfhi 'lie tiItl‘
make known the {not "that there wore
cyan men on illlI schooner, Including
he captain: He said that he did not
know the names of the (Ian. They
had shipped only a tiny or two before
the schooner lcit St. John. ’
(.‘ilA'i‘HAM, Muss. iii—«A pa
trol was maintained all night In view
If the possibility that bodies might
come ashore front the wrecked schoon-
er Weutworth which thundered oil
here Thursday night but no bodies
were sighted Only two of the twelve
and here been renamed thus for.
in a heavy northerly gale which
mod ubI-III III-re lilii"‘\' an unknown
hailing schooner was driven ashore on
‘ouunort Fist. in ('hatham Bay Both
the Monomoy and Chatham station life
saving crews went to the assistance
of the vessel, Which was in a (longer-
Iua position.
J. 8. BAILEY MEMORiAL.
Mum. Byington and Curtis Appoint
ed Committee to Draw One Up.
At the special meeting of the gov-
ornlug committee of the Notwalk
i'uciit Club. held last night at tho-Ho
el (Milford, it was voted that the chair
appoint a committee of two to draw
Ip a memorial upon the death of
James 8 Bailey.
The chair appointed Messrs. W. B.
it incton sudG E. Curtis as each
committee.
'1 was lurther voted that told me»
morlnl be pub inked in the local pa-
v‘llrl lllill .I tony of it sent to the them
herd of Mr. BaIlley'II family.
VITAL STATISTICS.
Nineteen More Births Than Death.
Month of “plumber
statistics at the town of
can»?
The vita
Norwaik. was tiled in the allies of
Town clerk Herbert H. Smith. show
he followioa totals:
Births 3i)
DER: hit oleslteolbllvsslidtll‘n 20
Marriages 13
cow-“mucu- way}. a
MAY NDOROE JUDGE GREGORY.
The convention of; Ithe Republicans
. hi1 hold
silicon at tit?
t named this morn-
a3ro‘vvin3 {solid
or ii '
. liveniv live was ”
‘ Elation Agent and Mrs. Stephen R.
was and treated him lava rough man-
.‘met ry evening spent
.l-lovt was much overcome by the evi-
United States could be almost doubilidf.
more cotton. as it. cannot be picked.
them not
writ be
ridols! Clifton! at ,
bury the machinists have been unwie-
ill Married lite
Hoyt Had celebration at Their
Home in Dorian. .
station Agent Stephen R. Hoyt had
a bad scare Thursday night. his home
being invaded by a number of armed
men. Mr Hoyt's family was all await.
He heard footsteps on the piano and
soon voices in the trout oi? the house
sayingz‘ “Where is he?" "i wonder
where hekeepe‘it." Mr Hoyt did not
know what to do. Soon the band of
robbers invaded the room where he
nor. He was bombarded with chick-
ens and good things to eat, pelted with
silver dollars to the number of twmtyI
five. and put in a state bordering on
nervous rostratlon generally. His
guests W In celebrating the twenty-
llfth anniversary of his marriage. He
received a number of line presents
Mrs. Hoyt. was sent for and a very
"The Band of
Robbers" took the opportunity to inlt»
lilting Andrew Taylor into their punt
her and pounded him to a pulp with
stockings tilled with sawdust. Those
present were Samuel Grumman. Le
Roy Monroe. Frederick Palmer, Olar~
once Scolioid F‘. A Weeks, Andrew
Stack, William W. Ballard, Dr. ll. Fl.
Manson. Andrew Taylor and 1.. ii}. (iii.
utto.
Mr. and Mrs. ilnyt were not through
with their celebration of their anni-
versary, however. It took place yes-
teIiuv and lust override a llil'li“ uartI
of friends gathered at the house to
tab-brute thtI event. Music and
names served to pass the evening very
pleasantly and a line collation was
served. Among the many handsome
presents received was a very hand-
some ‘silver set. The presentation
speech wasmade bv s. W. Velsor. MI-
deuce or his popularity and respond-
ed reelingly Among those present
were:
Rev. and Mrs. F‘ S. Mnavvorth Miss
ids Alnewurth. Mra Oscar 8. Part
rick. Mrs. J. B. Cunningham. Miss
Marv E. Cannibalism. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cunningham. Mrs. I. W Davis.
Miss Jennie Davie. Mr. and Mrs.
Burns. Miss More Burns. Mrs. Thom
as Walsh Artlhir Johnna“, Lewis
’ivotwbnor, Mrs Matthew Rowland.
Mrs. swirl. Miss Julia stein Mr. and,
\lrII. Allied Nickerson. Harry Nicker-
son. Miss Annie Nickerson. S W. Vei-
III.II- Mr. and Mrs William Byxbee,
M Ethel Bvxhoe. Miss Anna. Byxbee.
Miss Ada. Byxbee and others.
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REASON! FOR CLOSING PLANT.
Rahal Typewriter company Could Not
Perfect Cotton Picking Machines
There has been bonslderahle specu»
iaiion as to the reason for the closing
up or the slant of the Postal Type
writer Company, in Norwalk. a con-
plé or days ago and there have been
various rumors that the, concern had
sold out to the typewriter trust In
view of the facts learned today by a
Seninel reporter this seems to be or
reasons.
it is understood that. while the con-
"om has been changed in the. menu-
i'acture of typewriters there has been
in one. part of the ’factory It mysteri-
ous room. where none of the employ-
ee were allowed to enter with the ex-
ception or some of the high unofficials -
and a number of trustworthy manhln»
iota. Here the work of building some
strange lookl Lit sort of a machine
prowl-assert sl wiv from day to day.
Like the chamber of Blnehaard. the
secret of this room was guarded most
ioulously, and while the employee of
the concern often wondered What was
boimr but" there they were unable to
find out. The secret leaked out this
morning. however.
eating shitty.
The president. of the company is
N i. Carpenter. who is connected with
Atwood .Violette and Company of New
York. prominent stookbrokers in Wall
atrcet
Tito vice president of the concern
is W. P. Quenieil.‘of New York.'alao
a prominent hours in Wall street.
The stockh‘o‘ders are also prominent
New York millionaires. and almost cv-
erne of them is aotlvnlv no mud in
cotton speculation in‘the produce ex-
cilantro.
For years men have been at work
tr'lntr a perfect a machine for the
automatic picking (it cotton. Could
such a machine be perfected there is
no doubt that the cotton crop or the
and it in an inter
tin it would allow at the cultivationo
a street deal more acre than. at
meant How itiiII importer to to raise
our. enough labor in the
mothers states to pick it.
in the invI-torlour room at the lac
ed tor the oust six months in twin!
toot two models at machin tor
3%” "I “3mm built has sent. tibutli
”In now can
trial and it is understood that Cw“?
‘ Watch himself accompanied thorn-mi V
‘tliefcottoh lisitl still
it"! “lid“lmcllt
it is rumored the he machines
at l‘totl l
'l‘OKlU. Oct? lb. 7 p in. «wit‘ield Man
shill Oynmu estimates the Russian cas-
ualties at till, 000. The lighting coil
tinues, but the Russians are retiring
(ion. Kuropatkin evidently is crushing
1y doieatcd
TOKIO, Oct. I15, Noon Qfloavy
lighting continued yestevday. “ The
reports from the held last night indi
cate that all three Japanese armies
made distinct gains. General Uau
captured ten guns making his record
for the battle thirty five. The light:
lag in the vicinity or Benslhu conhhv
limb? The report does not mention
the situation attending the isolated
lttresiau column.
""i’he right army, on the reinforc-
ing detachment sent in the direction
at Ciilutuo “Inching its objective on
the morning of October l4, Prince Ku-
uins column lit‘Kfili engaging tin IIu.~
l.’ my neat Wohtugisun on the left
unit or the Itilim :Iv». Al dawn on
the fourteenth the Pllt‘liiy ‘II iotuc tin. I
s. Incatni us at lit .Inlllil and To denim
Puss t'i‘ttlnlu Puss?) begun rational-Ia.
hi. i o‘clocii on tin: l‘..IIItI_I,uutlI out
Iii.}!t.’
detucuucnt, assuming the
advanced in pursuit
umn hating rsetciv -d reiniorccirieunafi
I'ltIIing the night ul Octobm iii holds
(‘ashin Puss against a superior force
or tile crmzny. Tho left column took
.i‘fiV'
' possesuiou‘of l.ichhvri.tt.lu Mountain on
a line along the northerly ire-igloo.
the morning or October it i»): . «at.»
U"
column seized Kaonhantun 'on the
northerly heights. liuz-rug the night
of October ill, the that in... o to.
kill column appears to here ticcirpie.
risikoa Heights. The lighting in to:
.iitI.I..-tirn oi‘ the right army was pro.
greasing Vt-ry favorably on the mom-
ne III' October [4.
ST. PETERSBURG, Ott. ii'I~—
booting to spetiul derpatch‘ea received
here, (ion. KqupatkIn had a lluil'ti.’
compo during the tierce lighting of
Wednesday night and Thursday tor
he posdcmdon of Temple Mill and the
”cubic Horuui Viottuthi renal or tinI
oi road. \iitlr his stud. he was per-
.olnrily Minding the tight at line!
.mlillt Order-lies 'Were constantly
nillopiug up with reports from other
~DEMOCRATS ATTENTION
All Democrats wishing to be triads
voters are warranted to band their Ip-
plication in at Democratic headquart-
ers at. once, as list closes Monday at
b p. to.
COM M l’l‘TltlE.
' TO LET
T0 LET-FURNISHED APART-
meat of seven room and both at. No. 6
Orchard street. Electric lights. steam
heat. One minut'es walk from West
avenue trolley-line. inquire 53 West
avenue. 015 tr
TOLET—dI‘URNlSilED AND UN-
furnished rooms boarders also wanted.
One of the bloodiest ilaiiles in history as
the has. barium and Retreat at iiurtipatltb l
the latter I Attacks failing Everywhere ‘
. sun—...:—
rose. who cleverly unmasked some
The‘ report is as follows. 3
The light. ctii- V
. sortable, $6. 00 up. day or evenln
pinto) oi.' the hold and oamM‘li..
utilities to and from the telep Jill hill!
telegraph stations which were which
lag behind the atria. This id‘s ti
attracted the attention out the In
teries. the shells from which _
around the distinguished m
polling General Knropatklh toiihl6 ill
prrliion hastily and seek elicits
it is understood that Gilbert! Kit 6
[return emote the battle It: ‘
again, designated Lieutenant
Sakhamil‘ and then [lieutenant
a‘. liildeiilfig to sut-oeed‘h .
command in the even .
allied.
TOKIO our l5, Noon. coercion,
captured ten additional adult
day. tieavj. thin I continu
LONDON. Bot 15. ~lt do ate ,,
news agency from Tokl‘o do
says that as the result of Friday
guinary lighting the center coltl »
the Japanese loft army auctioned
partly occupying Shithobii.
siltu main body fell back on the 0.,
55-
(‘utIiqucd on Eighth Valli.
VIA“ i
WANTED—A LARGE Maritime?
uiiug concern about to open disiribut
lug dépot in this section, desires s
vices of responsible man to ink man
agcrrient Salary 8]. 500 per aim
and coinnIlsslons Applicant. " mil
furnish first class references and $8M)
in Si 500 Isaak Merchandiiie furnished
Address, Manuiacturer» Care Nailing!
Chesmau Company. Chicago, all;
pal“ s
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WANTED—Till] BA ‘18 OLD
and Bull House. Ud Milan Pr
mailers or ladies' lend till
and suits. 32 South 6
.‘I headquai'i.
offers for Friday. 8st
day. ladies coats. call
i worth double. Ladies 6,
up Children‘s coats. .
tag. from $2.16 up. 8 suite.
and brown 312 48 Rain coat
r$9.48 no. The best bl;
skirts is. 48 up. any m p _
lecturer and save more than hill ‘ . .
alter tree of charge. No. exit ' ' '
'i error: to trawl
Come and Bi,
Hunt's Tra ng Stamp!
‘W
wANTao—ornn roa scuba
hbusework in a family oi: tour.
between 6 and 8 ociock in the it ,
Mrs Learned Belts, .
;._,_;.~.
WANTED—PUPILS, A .
slit to learn a nice permit:
liu i one or branches of it on
call soon. 66 So Main St. Madehtl‘i‘an
cie Murray. \
sort SALE. '6
ha...».—..-~- . ... .... ..
inquire 14 Raymond street, South Nor-
walk. 015 at
T0 LET-4N DESIRABLE LOCA-
tlon, halt a block from Wain avenue.
three furnished rooms for light houseI
keeping; also one pleasant bedroom
Address 1:. Sentinel Otllce, Nor‘wasllté
01 t
MISCELLANEOUS. . .i
I-I-NOTICE. ‘
It having been viciously reported
that B. Herschiioid & Son, coal deal
era. give short weight and are in den
gar 0! suspension, we publicly otter
arewsrd or 8100 to any one who will
prove either report; also alike sum to
anybody who will teatity that any
dealer made either or both statements.
We guarantee our weights to be 2.00ili
lbs. to a too. We will sell coal tori
85. 75 a too as long as we can. and m'
intend to stay as long as the rest port
will we belong to any combine to:
raise the prices.
B. Hillltiiclili‘imd) it SON.
n—FOR EXCHANGE
Improved property to exchange a
modern ten room house. coed repaim
hot and cold water and bath, lot 50:100.
face tree and clear. also a burn on
leaned (round. with stalls for live
able tor livery located direol in tire
village ol West fitooklirldis. are. on
Ber-krill" Division. liv- titties mar,
Ilene: not! stockhrltlgs. would 9in
change for South Norm
equltyeersady tie-
horses and ample «mm room, su' tI ‘
FOR GALE-GOOD 80
horse for sale. at Streets
cery. Dorian. (lean. ‘
FOR BALE—FEW CHOICE AU! .
in: lots at a very low it to it Incl “
ones.» For particular-I.
J. M Layton Real Estatb slim
road avenue. South Notbslk. (‘33.
ran BALE—I-DRNXNG . b ,
weight about. 1,000 lb... flaw told
also one ton phoeton and one '
Apply'l‘. 1 Smith, Btogdard Oil
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milking cows A. Wit
FOR SALE—MOVIE“ D36!
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