f’mlm .g
WI
, , _ ‘ .
Namath waa mounted with the big- of pulling men out of cnakcia and pine
iIIt aurpriae it has had in yeara at
. wldhlfit Baturdaynlgbt, when an alv
JW‘nlhbflng icint run by John H.
Blake, had which hill been the talk,
of the ‘city for years, war raided in a'
. a y In manner by Promoting
Attorney Leo Davia, with the colic
tattoo of practically the whole police
force of the City of Norwailt and live
mu policemen.
About twenty men were rounded up
in the "place and matched to police
headquarter. in squads by the officers,
where in all except one cape, they
2 were required to put up a cash bond
of 25
in the police court, this morning
Judge Edward M, Lockwood sentenced
’ Blithe, to a term of six months in
* Wgeport jail and fined him two and
' coata. Blake toolt on appeal through
hlavattorney; ‘John J. Walnh. but the
othera‘pald up.
All day yesterday and today thernld
was the chief topic of conversation
about the streets, That the place was
in operation has been common know-
ledge. but the oillciala have declared
right along that they have‘been unable
to get tangible evidence, Blake being
shrewd lat hia conduct of the place. _ Of
late, however, thinga have been a lit—
tle‘lax. fora atate policeman and a
friend,worhed themaeivea in. it in stut-
ed
For Spectacular features it would be
hurd'to beat this raid. When the po-
lice pone awooped down upon the
place. which onto ed tho innocent title
of the Norwailr Club, and woe
located In the O'Iullivall block in low-
er Wall atroot, the an unatta-
ting but w , . oewa unal~
y did a : ‘ t it wild tire.
and there wao a exciting marble t:
It" “IV-v. . Q 3!... I. ..
the pollen, 0% a new:
and it ' it wont. ,- l in the
appeal * ‘ leading
into 1’. B. Kavaarighla undertaking es-
tabliahment was brohca down and arm
oral decidedly llvd men iooit their
places ill. the could-fluent the locust
hesitation. ,,
The right waa a indict-our one when
the police hauled the victima of the
raid out of the cordon and codln boron.
Captain Thomaa Hunt. Proaccutor
Davie and the atate policemen made
their entrance via timith atrt-ot while
the root of the lice party remained
on guard in Wal street. near the ens
traded to the undertaking eatabllnh
moot.
tinny rhino" wore about all day
ycatardgy and thin morning on to the
inatigatora oi the raid. ‘
Pro-Connor Davis labeled them nil
(aloe. lie declared emphatically that
be entirely wall reaponalhlp tor the
raid. lie add further that he had
been gathering evidence for the post
air mouthe.
The state polica'clalm that they
got evidence ah ag that polo-r und
_ , , I .
mi. lobe Ii. Blake’s Place or Business When the Slate
renunciation by ”robots oi doom .1 Norma i'c-
llorr ”III a Descent—Several Players ‘Souoiti Protection in
“that In an liodoriakor’sbboc. but here Forced Out at the
Point on i’lstoi. and Tdh'il to Police headquarter-sustain
‘ irradiated and Sentenced to so Months in inn, and up
Olhorisfllxicon Frequ’enléro mine Fined
utiliiilfl
C
boxer was begun. The men hid in
:every conceivable nook and cranny
at hand. but a thorough search war
made and all the men were found, ex-
cept two. who lumped out of the mu
windowa. The latter two men are
lmown and a warrant its out for them.
All the inmatea of the place were
then rounded up in their quartet-a on
the top floor and they were searched.
Couaidmbie evidence was found on
some of them, besides three dozen
pachl of cards and many other things
about the room.
The men wore taken to the police-
atatlon, and a bond of $26 each was
required. There was lame lively
hurtling to get the required amount.
All found bondemen except .latncu
Burke, and roaecutlng Attorney Leo
Darla recor'n ended hi» release on bill
own recognizance to be. present at
.tho court thin morning. He failed to
put in an appearance.
The cane come up this morning at
9:30 o'clock before Judge Edward M.
Lockwood. in, the Nurwallr court. The
halls and court were filled to the
doore, there not being atanding room
enough for the large crowd.
Jameu Morton won the first to take
the etand. He waa‘chargcd with play-
ing poker for money, and the aecoud
charge was for frequenting a place
known to be a place for gambling
games. lie pleaded guilty of both
chargea.
Edward William», who was charged
with the name offencen.nlao pleaded
sulitv. . .
Frank Mace pleaded guilty of in"
enacting the place. but, not to gamb-
ling. ac be war playing pool at the
time.
William Roberts and damn lJclaney
pleaded guilty to both. charges. an
digit alao Shatter A. lliydcnburg. ‘
our acorn wait not p at u
tbe‘ooit'lrt and bio ballad ‘of I???” de-
clared forfeited. .
John Show waa charged on both
mute and pleaded guilty.
Martin Kingaiand pleaded guilty.
Edward Clune pleaded guilty of fre-
quenting the place. but not playing.
Cbariea Malhln and Howard Nadln
pleaded guilty of both charges.
John 'l‘roy, .lohn Montgomery. Jame.
iiurltu and William Hittite were id.»
MW by Lawyer Walsh.
Iliam (trace no not protect and
forfeited hia bond of 925.
John illalto watt charged with keep-
ing open a place of guinea botwcct
the boura of It o'clock Helm-day and
12 o‘cloc Sunday night. Attorney
Welah ed a formal demurrer. n.
which won anuwored that the cane
uhonid be presented before. the court.
.lttdgu' Lockwood attired if Mr. Waiob
won willing to havo a alatement. made
by Attorney Davin or would the wit.
neuron be put on the atand. Mr. Walab
won willing that a atatotneat be made.
.lohu 'l‘roy. Richard Iturlte and John
Montgomery refuaed to plead and u
demurrer wua died by Attorney Weigh
crap were played a the place and
borne racing bet! cod. Several due
on paella of card were taken to the.
police mean an,“ member of the:
state police me here:- rut-luu chart
claim to haw he. gotten from the
lace.
p Chief Thorn“ iiradicr. hetgonut
Thorea- mtl'm'iattd and Officer (‘huo
too if. Fag, attired in the “trout to
mount the men of the place making
"I!” m ‘ the [tilt of the trifle.»
era wont otaita idlinith nlrmvl.
The first oi wan a tumor at
the atroct which the men who
are bum in lane prone when
they go fill. hi I the doorlwermr
that on " hi. and the
door at t ‘ in opened
for him. but door war at dou-
who.
went into the m
atunding around .
yogi which Ill
in each care. The demurrer won over
ruled ouch lime.
l'rmlecuting Attorney Iiavla made it
niatement and hold that John iiiai’to
had been in the name bttalncaa for
over three yearn. and had started the
bullpen over ituttory‘a market In
Water atreei. Itr. tiavia aaid he had
rum police there about tlhriattnaa
time. but that acme trouble had come
up .u the time. and Mr. .iiiahe. who
in a wry ahrcwd man. owned the
place. He moved to the quartet-a on
the top door of the building at the
corner of limitlt and Willi tilted“.
Attorney liaviu further atatod that
there had been on many an forty peo-
ple in the place at one time. generally
on ilutdaya. The atate police have
been trying for aevorai waclta to get
into the place. but have been unauo-
cewalui until very lately. lio thin
went on to tell how the dome were
guarded. all has been told in the ho
filming of thin atory, and raid that
icbard llurlto had been the door-
tender for aovcrai moalha.
Attorney llavia alao told that the
but room that was com to woo call,
«it the meeting room of the Norwaih
labial Club, and that the line hail
found bonito there that gave t o cantor
oi auroral prominent Norwailt burl
non m as members. and If their
33:; were told many would be
Pool Bonaihwliflin a bis-
. pale and Martin Front Door
Was Broken on ’
There wan excitement galore clone
to the witching hour. Saturday night.
at Patti meh'a‘ barbcrahop, at to
South; ainatreot. when there was a
craah of glgaa and aeveral young men
came on a ruah through the door in
human wedge form. , , .
OdIcer Frank Btraitdn, who wan
nearby, huaticd up. and Lynch excited-
ly demanded the armor of Rudolph
Btulz and 'f'bcmaa Cavanagh.
The police acquleoced. but a little
later Lynch war sorry he had preter-
red chartreo ugainat the'young men.
and he did not want to preaa the cue.
'l'bla. however. did not go with the no
lice and the legal machinery continued
to grind on.
Stulz and Cavanagh were releaaod
on oath botida of $10 each.‘ Cavanagh
forfeited by hi: abaence, but Btula fac-
ed the court and got out of hia little
ecrap the collar of the two. He who
lined 87 and costs on the charge of
breach ,of the peace. the total cubic
and fine amounting to $1.60.
A. near an the police could learn.
the trouble started over a pool game.
Btuiz and savanagh were in the pool
room back of the harbor chop when
there woo interference on the part of
home of the young men, It waa not
long before there was a tractor-all
light and the whole, place with in a
pantlemon am. it was evident that
Lynch thought Strait and Cavanagh
were in the wrong. for, anointed by
tiblllt'. othera. he started to put them
out of the place.
rush pracece that the gl a in the
door wan amused and the bile along
South Main street became aware of
the fracas. Btulz and Savanagh offered
to pay for the broken glass.
l...
~—llig auction furniture of all kinds
lilcltibbln fitorage Wart-house. Du)
street. Wedncndny, April 22. at l::lb
p, m.‘ If stormy, next duy. I”. W
Mitchell, auctioneer. ‘
new room STATIONS ‘
in east nonwut
Will be Established llay loin
in tho Stores oi load Broth-
ers and E. E. Bertram
The postal acrvioe of Illa-t Norwalh
is to be greatly facilitated by the ole
tabliahmentpf two portal atatlona. on
May is. Poattoaater Edmund It. Crown
recently went over the territory with
an inspector and recommended that
elation No. t be located at No. 232
Itaut avenue. Mead lirothera' More
and elation No. 2, at No. 1 Find street
It. it}. (lorham'a store. At both of them
elation money order and reglutry bual
none will be lrunancted and [10!!!“
mppliea will.
The entubliahmeut of aimiiar ata-
iioun in other cities baa been a great
omeulent‘e. at liflll'tinli of a pool of-
iice may conduct their trontai buninenn
without going to the main "dice.
:HAHOED WITH IHOOTING 000‘.
Morria M. Norton Illuminated Anin
mat Owned by floor-go Ichoea.
Morris M. Norton. who hill! u borne
that has made ita owner celebrated
by virtue of the beer drinkingmranup
eating und other vicinltudea of appe-
tite not expected in a bone. waa baled
to the united court lhia morning on an
alleged dog ahootlng nlfalr. ,
hir. Norton. who lives in lame
aireet. and was employed by tho watt
‘Ai'rlévod in“ I ‘oilolia Today
it won during the .
’ be
scorn .tionwata.tc,oh‘ ovation. arm to. not.
and WW!" to. Bryant
,Who' Isfjl'loiurnifi “ From a
‘ European Toureliot Talking
Politics
now vonlt. April Mir—William ‘J.
Bryan arrived here today after two
days roent‘up the state. in matting
apeecbea and holding political confer;
oncca.‘ ' , . ‘. . ‘o
Mr. Bryan went: to. the Hoffman
Houoe. which has tervcd an an inter-
formal Democratic headquarter; for
years. He raid no had come here to
meet lira. Brynn. who in returning
from a European trip. tWhile little in
New York be‘will matte net-oral ed
dream. , " g . ;
Mr. Bryan told he had no political
appointments it re andhe declined to
dismemthe no on of'the New Vorlt
Democratic atate Mutation. which
won held «In title city last. week. In
doing this. he arid. ho was merely fol-
lowing out the rule which he had made
and followed with reference to other
atniel. 7
Mr. Bryan wna met at the hotel by
bill daughter Grace. who come up from
her school in Virginia to meet her
father. Mr. Brvan had breakfast with
"fin ""a'.'”"’“l s’l iii Id
: .d w at a acnce con
4 V, j wvlnmmlh’iauy’ntcrday with
l , _ . 1‘ Railroad Commiaaloner
and Gill] Marlatrate O‘Con-
e
“W
o'er. " pl‘mica. at Utlcil .yenlnrday.
Mr... laid that not a word with
each at that meeting on the nubv
im of iiatc pointer. ,
"l cadrrto New York to meet my
wife." raid Mr. firm. ”i am going to
annuity/oi, three or four placer while
here. Wed canny evening I expect to
attenddhe one: at the. Waldorf-Aa-
toria given jointly by the Anaoclaied
ltrcaa and the Muc‘rieaa Newspaper
Puhilahora’ deportation. Then I am
trolng home. i huvcmade no appoint-
ment to meet outlaw".
Mr. Bryan cold he had not diacunaed
the attention of uh ‘ ting the two-
ihirda rule or the 0! option.
When unnloumi/I'rconcernlag the
mm , .md'ornmmw. J.
Conner: obi Murat“ alate mule
mitten want-dime Hrran to .meet
Churlca It‘. blurohy. leader of Tom-
mnuy Hail. hir. Brynn «id he had no
reason to believe tiw worm.
Mr. itryan was. llaktrl concerning
the stair-melt that t‘lmxrrnen (‘onneru
Midfield that Mt. lil’i‘ali had loft it
with him whether the attempt to up
cure on inatructed detention for Mr.
lirynn was to be plmiu-d if the ween!
mate convention. "i never left any-
thing to anybody in which i won con-
cerned." nttid Mr. Brrung
Mr, Bryan cold in hull never met
Senator McCarrtm and did not know
‘tlil'lhlillt aim" the report that Mr.
\tcnanoa would earn- the Mit‘lltfln of
'lm unnuatinr of "in Kluge tummy
delegated to "to lions-or convention.
"(.‘oluutl “'niif‘llt'lil it"t‘llkfflllfl‘ with
w. thin mot-nine." «did Mr. Bryan.
"and we inlitt‘t‘l [million but I do not
"are to attempt a mouth» report of
"In conversation."
Colonel Wiltit‘l‘tlrill will luwr [hill
then- won nothing in thin ounveraaiiou
with Ml. liryan that be cured in matte
nubile. "i’eraonalil' i have no doubt
fliiiil 0' White
roll. and the
MI cousin.
will be lethal!
Ciao
Will It.
ale Iii on
or I. t
Wat Jolt
ran. who wi gum
or department of the city for yearn,
you With“! by Chief of Police Wliv
ilum Vollmer. to gppeur on complaint
W iloorgo iichock. The latter claim
‘bat Mr. Ntl‘lim allot) hie rcglatored
'log. The animal, it appearu. wait on
Mr. Nortoa'a roperty at the time.
In order t at the full facts of the
cane may be gotten at the trial was
continued until tomorrow morning.
IW—JAIII LL.
Irony Woodie
Morning at
A very pretty wedding molt place.
iilia morning. at El. Joaeph‘a rectory,
when lilac billion Farrell became the
bride of Walter Bone, The bride wan
united in a blue traveling gown with
a white picture hat and carried a bun-
The brivlea-
maid war not aioter lilac Jennie Far.
wan
anon. A weda
ding breaktaat woo aorvod at the home
of the Mid" collate. at It liarlland
ilti'IQi. After all «loaded wedding trip
they will Haida at Iii Cedar atreet.
m ——a
IO“. 0' IT. IIOIGI.
Welcome ltranger mogul. No. tint.
Ordor Iona at It. Gout-go. will hold
in: regular weekly meeting at me
o'clock on 'I’ttoaday, evening. After a
dam buoiaoaa nuclei: the mambo/re
the [In More of It.
to coin
to.
. mm Church.
caraoticna.
groom a attendant
t
I
My Early Title
1'
VIII!
3‘ 75$wa
that Mr iirvnn will lu- nominated at
Denver." euid iiii‘ vol/moi, "and I
think that we have n umld chariot. to
elect him. The muvcuunt in the later.
eat of Governor Johnson cameo too
late and from the wrong quarter. The
Demoi‘rals of New York. in the preo-
cnt chaotic condition t'nnnot dictate to
the majority of the Democratic party."
colonel Wattoraon. diacnuiag tho
Republican aituaiion lurid that Taft
would be nmnlnatod. (incoming Prat
idcnt tumult he acid:
"I left Wuahln too a few weclrn can
convinced that i o prmident will not
accept the manniinathm. I believe
that it the convention nhouid be atom—
Dtdod to bill he would initial that it
be called together attain to nominate
another man. at the general aituatioa
I would toy that the Republican are
luau“ badly ofl an we are. [We are
both trading our our and more of
the agar are bod."
OOH. D IN MAIN ITIIIT.
.tn'mtvthmm 'z'v'
.oae ‘ a ram a re or
our which had come from Winniaauh.
at thepornor at Main and Wall aim.
and churned unable to Mitigate. He
fell down in the middle of the atroct.
and when he could not act up he want
timed under arrest by Captain Thor
manhunt. Heweatohcntothooollaa
Motion, and Ilia care cam
morning in the town court.
Judge Taylor. of lentil "mall.
‘ m
"A" acttcaarraa moon.
it "amulet tarmac-
li dtdoot it ill
on data aural-ta
union all... a
ta “’ta n‘lnghmfitm
. “I afih”
”mtmoit
Wasp-b
mvw a. «a...
T tidbit '3‘. land? .
. ~ . jz-‘Dnoroottc county
Former ilcaidj JOISOWI libr-
, with liatl Warned to. Spend
Easter with Euclid!
m
William 8. Vendor, a former well-
hhowu South Norwallr buainean man
and painter and boiler banger, who
had lived In'llrldgeport for the phat
two or three yearn. came to thin city
Saturday night. aocornpanied by hie
wife. to apend Easter. and died very
auddenly yesterdaymon bla iorlietb
birthday anniversary.
prom itch???" ~ W
Quilter snoop ‘ ,
Mr. and Mn. hurt .I. llrunatrul). of it
i-lpring atreet. when the tragic end
canto. Acute gaatrltia wall the cause
of death.
When Mr. Veeder arose yeaterday
morning be war taken with a aevere
pain in bits aide. and while on a abort
walit otft with Mr. Brunaintp, plopped
at the office of Dr. J. W. Vollmer. in
Worthington ntreel, to be treated.
it won not believed that the trouble
waa acrloua at the time. and he ate
dinner with tile wife and Mr. and
hire. Brunstrup. but ahortly afterward,
be war taken with more ocvére pain.
and Dr. Vollmer war hurriedly rupt-
mailed to the house. Mr. Veeder fail-
ed to reapond to treatment andythe
climax came when he reeled and fell
ovor, uuconaoioua.‘and was caught by
Dr. Volimer and Mr. iirunstrup. Hero
ic measure: tailed of effect, no serious»
ly W” the dying man taken. and he
noon panned away.
Mr. Veeder had a large number of
friend: throughout the trade in The
Norwallte and the new» of his death
wan received with great regret. lio-
fore going to Ilridgcport. Mr. Vet-tier
won a member of the firm at Vceder
and Rudder. which at one time wan ire
outed in south Main itil't'fli. Preview
to that Mr. Veeder was employed at
the trade by Edward E. ilorham and
by (i. ll. Newman.
No children survive.
Mr, V'ceder'a romnitm will be taken
in Aurora. ill. for interment, tomor-
I'll“.
—-—-——¢
outrun; arrives .
m In; rulurrmrs
Serious tiprlsinus in Mindanao
Characterized by Guerrilla
Warfare
‘HAS l-‘Alwlstltl. April 20.--—Army
Mdcera on the tranaport Buford.
which arrived ytmterdny from the
I’hlilppiaolalanda, bring newa of aeri-
oue uprlainga In Mindanao and apaama
of guurilla warfare bt'lweeli the white.»
and the aettlm and the nhtlvcu.
"I'he nativea have ibred on the
whiten," aald Colonel 9'. w. ”anthem,
of the Second infantry, who in to
chorge of the troupe that arrived ’nll
the Buford. "'and we have ended the
trouble for the time. But another nuiv
break may occurr at any minute."
Captain Charlton H. Muir. of the lien.
and Infantry. npem come time in the
Moro country quiettng the untivan, and
the campaign then- wea u trying one.
The nativea, in» said, fought no did the
North American indiano, and it tattoo
many woelta oi counting and hard
work to bring them in terror».
GUIITI 0' ROM. I'Mdibi .
lllNDON. April 2"."‘Kinfl ltd arc
and Queen Alexandra left motion to-
duy for u- visit to (immanent-n. Slut'it'
holinund tlhrlutiuuin, where they will
be the nitrate of the royal families at
tin-an capitals. » -
VOUNG MAN WITH 0MP ILIW
TOP 0' HIAD 0".
Ipectacuiar Iuioidl of loaidont of
agoninhiaraoa aadthcnproaaoa
the trigger. m top of bio head waa
almoat entirely blown cl. Hodicai
laminar A. k Herd woo filled, and
pronounced I! death aaici .
w
MORNING IALL “III.
lloauiialnlovomtuauoainiiow
fliahdm
American 5'1... at Ionian atm-
Margit'loatoa. a, ll. 0. virtuou-
ar' dam. um. Inhibition:
Lawrence ttliew material. it lorri-
llen (theoretical) . ‘
at Value-tar ' .. Inhibition
thermal. it Wow
W ("W
M. II
Mm“...
Mr. and am. Vendor were guenta of
‘ Pa and permanent
day to I, light wind! gene ~ it
,-
«um...-
Elli. “pr ~'
m—‘oM-m
ilerman Outliner illoposea oi
ills Business to A. c. Feath-
mtonc. of Boston. Who Will
italic liany Improvements
placeu.
also understood
lmnaflde purchnae.
deal fell through.
-
—NOTICE.
lion. l't-r order of
HASAEAIN
BHANEEU HANDS '
The attain of the now celebrated
City Hotel in South Main Itreet have
luat taken an important turn.
Herman Quittner, who purchaacd
the place from Frank lemongelll, hna
sold it to A. C. Fteatherabqlte, of BOP
ton. who for yearn wee one of the
proprietoro of the Old Revere Home
In Barton, and has «inducted hotela
in Springfield, Worceoter and other
o
it to Mr. Peatheratone'a intention to
conduct a complete hotel. including
“mama, dining mount and cafe. it it!
that the Norwalk
Miniatere' Aacoclatlon will not ()va
Mr.‘l‘eatheraione'u application for a
licence; their contention in 'thc case of
Quittuer being that he did not spoke a
Feutherntone negotiated with Irm-
ongelll for the plum aeverul mootha
ago. but took up another deal, dud
mowed negotiatioua after the latter
The caucua of the Democratic elec—
tora of the Second illutrlct will be bold
in Central Labor Union Hall, Waahing-
lop St.. Tuesday evening. April 2i. to
elect delegate» to the state convert-
COMMITTEE.
Spcoiai tiuslc
vice.
.—
The late arrival of Easter this "If
-well along towarda the tire: of lay
whad cauaetl hope- that the do! would
be ideal. but the cloth who manly
leaving-church after the morning M
Ito arrival gave the mention
time of changing from the win
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
‘ W ’
-i.ccture on Sociallam. by one
ct the beat apeahera of U. 3.. Prof.
iioorge n. Kirk-Patrick, and: rt. on
p. m., Gemiania Hall. Adm
WANTED.
given.
Main St., iiouth h‘orwnlk.
wanreo—uv A noun Law
twu room» suitable for light W
kettplflfl. centrally located; reforming
Addrmls ii. Bates. 91 North
a2?
-.... ... - ., ...-— 0......"
.. .. LOST.
. .. 4...... .
NorWnlh, .
LOST—4t llllNCIl OPKEYfi, Wl'l'll
copper penny bearing aquare and corn-
ptuul, on ring. lv'ludcr please leave at
i". It). Lockwood It Co.'e. 39 Wall St.
:20 lo
"M trill, South Norwallt.
women—round; MAN iconolb'
ed) wishes partition in family; willitlj. ,
sailor and honest. Will make Milli”! ,’
metal at anything. Addrono XX» P.’ 0 '
I“ 3.
farm. Inquire 23 flay 8t.
.wmreo—uv amour: Milli,"
years did, work at any kind at not
denim; or fruit raining. Would "
.‘x’c
etc; big bargain. $400.
Divinion 8L, Stamford.
FOR SALE.
’ Advartlosmanta of 29 overdo under
ting head, 20:: I timao. 50c.
tiooai worda, i cent each par Munich.
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POI IALlelTOMOIiIMc. 'I‘WO’
cylinder touring car, top. extra tirea.
W. It. it, iii
no lit
xu, l2 Hamilton Ave.
FOR IALImiflIBAP. liMiY'll lth'tl-V
llah rmrambulator, in good condition.
. south Norwalit.
A20 lit
kinda of fruit.
FOR IALI Oil TO LIT—A PINE
collage- on Connecticut live" with barn
and two acres good land. aiao diluent
inquire lira. Itooa Tao
iov. i0: Taylor Ava, flouth Norwal:.o
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POI IALI~lSANKRIIPT
STOCK
of bolua ll. Nyarynlll Ely Ave. iMloo’
gout'a and children'a clothing. all
rubbera. lino tniliinery. hoaiery of all
kinda; notions. ciao airy and time
gmdl. tiale for ion daya. Price: cut
in half. liture open every day. out tit
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merit and dance given by the Emmet
Club in lochwood'n llaii. Wednoaday
analog. April til. A good time for
Mon. 'l’li lute.
saunas. and: mfg-crux- aimle- W i'
can; a you aura twee y- m year-
old, counting» articles here coon ar- INN“. NOTICES.
tor-rim Iatlmiay by blowing a! tin . ,
topofhiehoadwithaabotguthicn- damping.
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day: with the W. and had complata- liaaai werda. 1 much per insertion.
all of nausea" more boadaehoa. lie
acid at mat he would no a pay- Wit-9m Mill Aim amm-
alclan in the «oping, but noon after cotton tor all hiads of building- and
that a on alert waa heard, and menu mt cadmium No damp s a-
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Inquire 23 Day tit.
WANTED—div MAN AND WWIi
work on term; no children. Ital wli
tnite work without wile, if neccaaa
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(from two to , acreai
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walk utatlmir A...
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for building into and
mono—4 rum: overcame
chore ‘
Apply to w. B. macro». 15
so, near ticuth Norwalh elation.
prom.
No washing.
crate treatment.
new”;
WANTED—A woman raort not
until October for general honorworh
in a glimmer home near Branchv‘ttie.
Iligb wagon
acorn- tt. It. on
Products Exchange. New York.
and ooaatd
all
of collie.
pricert for calvca. II.
ior place. Conn. Awe,
Tel 2512.
To Lat.
70 Ll'rnrunnn I00
mood tit. Inquire um
It Water tit.
WANTED—4'0 illi'l Au. mama .
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Taylor Ave; «to a month.
Van Nona, i0 liayviow Ave.
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of covert renew lg”
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mum r‘ti’d‘i. I
re LIT—FIRST FLOOR. it Mr
floor of five . .
till but Ave. mat till. inquire
I. A. Younga, til Ilaat Ave.
to Lakuonm. helium
(33%” ,.
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