I‘ bathe
I ’ ‘ “ E gd’dwdfia Illness newo'i“
Diluted at the South Namath
”flotilla,“ ascend (lilo! Matter.
Fair tonight Ian‘d Wednesday, light
westerly to northwesteriy winds.
Secures the Eutemi' IoE Bx- Mayor
Willillln B. E‘Eulihell, in Wood-
I ward Avenue Business
~. lulu Il Sillitli
One ArrevIIMade Thus For in Con-
nection with Disturbance
A trcnaactlon which was finally con-
humiliated this morning seems to set
I‘ tie the situation at the Woithousclia
I Iplant. In woodwahl avenue for the
time being. 3 ‘I
John H. Wolthauseu, president oi,
, II the .Elohn H. Wolthauseu Hat Company,
has been negotiating with Former
' Mayor William B, Hubboll tor the lat.
' I ter' a stock in the company for several
3 dayIs arid while everything was prac-
““Itlcally settled yesterday, it was not
.3, until today that the deal was finallya
‘ ‘I‘sigued and sealed.
With the hc‘quirement of this stock,
I- it is stated that Mr. Wolthaueen Is
now in control or the destinies of the
company Mr. Hubbell it is under
stood. had 68. 000 worth of stock
I Mr. Woitliausen has not yet omclal-
I iy announced his plans, but from an
authoritative source, it is learned that
, he hiss no intention of breaking away
I iron) the organization of Associated
’ Hat. Manufacturers ..Mr Wolthausen
is closely allied with Dunhury and it
is under-st d that his tutors course
WE" he, KW, tiled considerably by what
the Daub pry. y;.lnanp‘lucturera in the as.
societies I}. At the resent time, Mr.
Wolthau‘, ’n has no p and {gar rel-open-
5‘“ epaths empathize, until some
than in a clinch,
the mitotic man. .
and who let en'lployedI at the Clear Felt
I Hail: Company plant iii Raymond strat,
1, this, city; under arrest. lie was re-
leased shortly alterwilrd on a. .cash
bond pl 825. -
Later- in the morning, Chief Po
lice Volimer and head that t non-
‘ union man. who It hit Boileltou. and
who -is employed it the Cmfut D
Knapp plant would be arrelsted before
the day was over.
Boilelton. whom he police under.
stand is a Pole. Ibut who in other
quarters was thought to a Hun-
garden, is one of tire, men who come
down from Dan bit I each morning.
Bassoon is short; iiliti his companion is
tall. lda'ch afternoon after work as a
rule“. they have been “escorted to the
Plttatleld Expreasdwhicn leaves Scuth
Norwalk about 4. 30, by two, deputy
‘ sheriffs ,
Regan maintained to the. police this
morning that Battalion was the all-
greener He claimed that the man im
suited him by mailing a certain noise
with his mouth, indicative oi_ disdain.
Other union batters also state that
Boilelton has been making a practice
I . 6! doing this and it is, expected that
I they will take the Witness stand when
the case comes to trial and testify to
this fact. should occasion require.
The case has been set down for a
hearing: tomorrow. I ,
_ This morning Regan called on Prose-
outing Attorney William F. Tammany
and laid the case- before him, requeist-
ing Bodelton’s arrest Mi: Tammany
said no sycui .I3n vestlgate. Later; be
state that he would wait until ne-
gun's case comes up tomorrow morn-
ing and lit the circumstances warrant,
Em will his,“ a tango against Boilel
on. 1 ' I
-A slogoeuhrlr strange.
ll't rota II
ville program Iali
events vvill be "sh
meat or the Trillium
- Thereare Mod
this Week.‘
I some place. The-I : I
I, b t (Karelnofl‘
are ya gal-“amen
I bury and 'Bethel;
3IIhimlttee or the
, I39. burns 301 i150.
,I signed by éaob, member of the board.
coy out or
. I‘ll! th
I RENE RENEE ENNNERE
IE NEEIIEIIISI EHNRNII
LargeIAudience Listens to a very En~
lEeresiiIIg Program ‘" I
W
The members of the Rock Band Cou-
cei't Comiihny were given Ia hearty re-
ception last evening at the South Nol—
Walk Methodist Church, when thede
iivered an interesting program in an
artistic manner before a good sized
audience. I I
The company appeared here under
the auspices of the Phllathea Class
or the church and the latter is being
congratulated over the attendance, in
view of the various other attractions
about The Norwalka last evening.
The full program of the evening in-
eluded these numbers: ‘
a. a"William Tell" .....E...‘...'.itoaslni
b.March........... ......‘Bousa
Rock limit].
Musical Glasses~ 3
a."Avo Malia" . . . . , . .Bach-Counod
b.y“Jocel n" .. .....Godard
Miss Mildred TIEi
headings—Selected,
Miss Esther Till.
“Harmonious Blacksmith". .liandel
b. "Gondolier" ..I I . . I . . . . .E . . . . .Powoil
:' Roe k Band.
Contralto Solos—eselected,
Miss Mildred Till.
Musical GI sses~Favorltc Hymn
Tunes,” I
Misses Mildred, Esther and Mabel Till.
intermission,I II
Vocal Trio—«“0 Memory" ....... Leslie
, Till Sisters. 3
a.“EI Capitali" . ...I.........E.Sousa
b. Gigllira and Ocarina Solos, ‘
Rock Band.
Chimes of Westminster, Londouy
William Till.
ReadingHelected
Miss Esther Till;
a. National Airs.‘
b Swinging Harps.
'3 ' Rock Band.
‘ The company has‘appearcd hereon
two or three occasions and the work
iacEt evening was fully up to its stand
or
NRPREPRINEIENS EIER
' RNNNENE ENE ENEN
EEE'Makes Quite n3 Number oE
l
Culsdil theBudget ,.
The city board 0 as male and tux-I
If atlon, which has been hard at work
for the last month on the estimates oi
the. common council for the runnins
oi! the city government for the com-
lag year, finally completed their la-
bots, last evening, with a threemour
session. I
As a result of the board' s Ilelibcla
tlons, aI number at upproprlutio‘us pro
posed have been-I shaved down very
considerably, the biggest out being
made in the tire department appro-
prietion. The proposed figure for this
department was a regular appropria-
pristion of 82, 500 for a new tire truck
pally, bring the total up Ito $9, 693. 75.
The board has god‘b through the pro
a scythe in a hay held.I The regular
appropriation has been cut to $5, 375.
All extra appropriation of 3325 has
been allowed for bone; but instead or
11,32,500 new truck, there is an extra
‘ appropriation of E8500 to‘ repair the old
one.
‘ITlle regular appropriation of the
street department was fixed at 85. 800.
instead oi” 836, 000. but With a musical
of extra approprintious. the total is
greater than or ginnily asked tor. One
thing the board does propose to bring
about is an improvement in the cou-
litiorl or Connecticutovenue:
An extra appropriation or 51,000 is
node for this work. .
The police department d’pIpropII-ia-
ion has been sliced from 38. 200 to
$7,250. The regular salaries are 86,-
500 and the remaining 8750 Will have
to do for ma policemen, maintenance
and extra work. ;
The rd proposes to lay a tax of
eight mills on the dollar.
- Elsewher in todays Sentinel will
be round a‘ ll statement or the ap-
propriatlons decided upon and which
the board proposes to make and levy ‘
a tax upon on the first Monday in
April, which will be next Monday
evening, when they Will assemble,
her.
I bumbant to law at the council chain- ,
Posse. Eros on. sunrise.
-—-.-E—E—
‘ ,Presentpdto Him by Methodist Dillclai I
Board, with an Open Letter.
The busineilb or the year was hillbil-
‘ed 0tup at last evening's meeting, It has
a otgvet been made known where Dr;
on will be located the coming
Mil. SOLMIAINIO lMPROVING.
,Vvi and spends a is
D bed ‘EI
ERNIE SEEEEIEIRNS
I Many Compliments Showcred on in
3 furnished by the High School Orches-
“ strels. each participant wearing a reg
Board oi Estimate and Taxation .
3 Tumbosfit‘lhnrice Matheis, E,
Albert
Ross, :Johu Dorsey. ‘
Grand Entree King. o’l the Ebony
tion of $7. 193. 75 with an extra apple, ‘
tor Old Well Hook and Ladder Com;
posed amount for this department like ‘
,l'oui iii double tracking.’ A star: oh
man was unloading Ea car or dynamlte‘
Mr. Solmsn’v continues guimprove II
Norwalk High School Pupils IAIppcsr
Belore Their Friends in‘ an I
. Euieresling Program
.'
IND BIENER NIEINE
shooters and Participants
One of the best amateur miustrel
performances given injl‘he Nor-walks
in some time was presented last even-
log by the High School Athletic As-
societies in the large and spacious
assembly hall of the new high school
in What avenue. The hall ”was taxed
to it’s seatingcapacity by acinrge and
highly ahIlrecistivc audience, and that
the performance was excellent all the
way through was proved by the hearty
applause that each part received as it
was presented
The music for the performance was
ire of nine pieces, under tlIeIdircctlou
of William C Perry, and was excel
lent.
The performance was sort oi a nov-
city as it was called the .Military Min-
ulatlon army uniform. loaned for the
occasion by Captain LeGrand Snyder,
lcry Corns I
The performance was staged under
the personal direction of Frederick W.
Hoyt of South Norwailr. to whom
much credit is due for the Ismootb
cleaner in which it was carried out.”
The program was as follows:
‘ Part l.
Captainewlioward IGchrman.
Bones—~Ed. ,Eldrldge; Tom ileum; Phil
school).
,I Swede,
' - I Chorus- and bind Mon
Opening Chorusnblsdley‘.
I Chorus and Orchestra.
“When the bloom in on the Corn,"
Tracy Amblerg’“
“Christopher Coiombo.", ‘
Dick ireiand.
Solo-—“it's the Pretty Things You Say,
Dear."
‘ Tracy Alnbicrg
“Jingle Buils,‘
Ed. Eldridge. I '
Four SIlIgeallts-Tracy Ambler, Henry
Douglas, ’l‘oul Gilbert, Homer
Clark
PrivatestJohu Fat rel David Rider.
oi the Seventh Company, Coast Artilv
Oil Sundair, ”drill! 38w, lit their
home, No.10 trout, South Nol-
walk, Mr. slid Mrs. ‘1. PI. Taylor cele~
brated the thirtieth anniversary oi?
their wedding. and were Every happily
surrounded by about forty relatives
and triends, who wished the happy
couple many returnli ol’ the day. Tile
presents were very elabolate.’ illIeiud
lug pearls, silverware and chills. Mr.
and Mia. Taylor; dictated by their
daughter, Miss Mabel Wimp, received
the guestain nIyery he. as manner.
Mina Taylor being dice 33 lor the oc-
casion ill a bcalltltul 3‘ colored
lace dress trimmed
Ieatiu. which was 3 “very lively net on by
a large cluater'oth ”AK rod Richmond
glee. Alter on elaborate repeat. the
mpauy retired to the parlor, where
a very pieosaut‘ hour was lipsnt listen-
ing to hudro’rous radiations. by J P.
Taylor; also. vocal nqubcI-s by Mr
and Mrs. P. Debits and John il‘ourl
taine. At aI late iron the company do-
parted, fully s‘stlsiicd that they had
spent a, most coloyibie dilly. Among
those present were Mr.- dud Ml-Je. .
Taylor and Miss Mabel Taylor. Mr
William Post IofBIrld «Dori: Mrs. Hel-
en and Miss A. Poona or Wilton: on
State Representativ W. id. Albin. of
Weatport; Mr and r3. George Math-I
or. Mr and Mrs. E3? Denuett. Mrs. O
i) Kimball Mrs. hf? Burbauks. John
Fountains from” Bodth NorIvullI, and
Mrs. Mary id Taylor and son Fred oi,
Nor-Walk; also others tram Dunbury,
Washingtou, l) 0.. Chicago. New York
gathel. Branchltllc, Elioorgetowu and
rich. I. I
when the stem III 3 I I
was learned thatrdnEIImsmpt had been
made Inboard to assault tax-President
Rwsevelt..but tht‘tt it was frustrated
and his would be assailhut placed in
irons.
The Daily Mail's Eimta correspond-
ont sayzs I “notions sic current and i.
tempt. has been made on the life of (law
President Roosevelt"
NEW YORK. Marian lidIr-Giuseppl
Toatl. u steeragc passenger on the
Hamburg. is the man who threatened
err-President, Roosevelt. according to a‘
special despatch from Hortu: to the
World. The tncidorit happened soon
Albert. Road, iiarryI Tove, llarl‘y
Lane. .Wllliam Tracey, Richard
‘ Noaclt. Albert Hoyt. Russell,
* 3,3honlea, William Ferris Gordon
Ethown, Fred Greenwood William
3 Tove, Albert Ferris. Hurry Mcllcl I
’ ian, Herbert Baldwin. James Kel-
icy. James Carroll, Frank Guar
‘ I uteri.
Part ll. 3
Wig WagI-irIAII Bunch of Nonsense
Lawyer Bumps: ..... .Ruuscll Themes
ileujumiu leach” Chhrlos Matheis
Piuuo Selection. ' .
Ernest Erickson
A EIWhIirIl or Club‘s, ,, .
‘ltusa'e’ll Thonlcs. Tom iloran.
i‘E‘Eiuale—f-One-Act Fares}. “Business in a
Bunch.” :3, ,,
Uncle Mose a" general storekcepcr
.Ed. Eldridge
Mrs. Bluenose, an eccentric customer
.. . Albert Hoyt
Slippery Jake, a slippery young one
tomor- ..chk lreiaud
Patient Peter, 3 traveler and "patent
_ genius” William h‘e rris
P. C. mCatchem, a fat stuttering police
ma.n . . . Philip SchaubI
The committee III charge was made
up of the following: George K. Poet,
chairman; aids, Stanley Stevens. Rob-
on Tate, William Morgen. Charles
Mathela. Ushers. Allie Hallorau‘, Hugo
and William. Gumbart
» undies Agnes Fitch, 64 Wall Si.. will
display Trimmed Hats on Thursday
and Pride ApI first. and second.
.............
N IE‘EEE RN ENRIIESIIEN
The official heard or the south Nor,- I .
-, wall; Methodist church blinded to its I I
appreciation ol- the retiring pastor o2 "
. the church. the lied. Dr. Saul: OI. culls .
I Itice. last evening, at the hint ‘
I is: conlerenee. by presentinghim‘witb _E
‘dynaiolts IIIt indian droning; lieu heNoIA
where he Norfolk and western nau-
when It Eegploded.
Egdbacd‘ 3afIfcIIiEiE-EE Apr NW
w e o own;
a» “l.
3 was, 'gilen “a. enthusiastic sand 0
the DngIISIIL‘Go
I‘ redidents Iot Hurts, IHe returned
alter the Hamburg was losing sight of
America. Then 'i‘usti broke from his
Io‘nipauiolls in the steerage and start
cd for the upper deck where Mr.
Roosevelt was standing with- his son
Kermit.
“lie has let. them take away lily
child " Tosll is said to have shouted
Eu Ellgli'sil. "Now he shall pay for
.I'
Sailors seized Toati Iquickh I’unstcl-
cd hiul. carried him below and by the
captains orders put him in irons. The
incident ii. is stated. is known only to
Mr. Roscvelto and a low of his fellow
passengers. Tooti aftcl his lmpriaou~
Illent refused for four days t0‘ oat.
cry-ills. "Roosevelt in trying to poison
me.‘
taste all load altered to road bctore
he will eat it. _ I‘t
PONTA DEL GADA. island of Sao
Miguel, The Acorns? March 30.—~The
steamship HambulgI, with ex-Preslf
dent 'i hoodore Roosevelt aboard. til"
lived here unexpectedly at 8 o'clock
this morning. The vessel
briefly to give Mr. Roosevelt an oil:
pol-tuuity to see the scenery ot the isl
lands with its springs and gardens.
There was great excitement Iamon‘g
the people, all of whom were eager to
obtain a glimpse of Mr. Roosevelt.
While the Hamburg was at Harts,
5 sensational rumor to the effect that
a steerage passenger had attempted to
assault Mr. Roosevelt was circulated.
Your correspondent is able to state
pgsitively that no such incident occur-
3i
Mr. Roosevelt canoe ashore at 10
o'clock in the inciting-I A large crow
assembled at the dock. and gave hi
on ovation. He wits greeted by Ed-
ward A. Croevey and William W, NI 3
cholls, respectively the American con- ‘gl
EsulI Iliad vice-condo! 3st St Michael's;
{with Whom he drove” around Pants Del I;-
(Ida in an automobile. in thie‘ trip
Mt.” Roosevelt was accompanied by tho
IIElIEenih‘ers of his party.‘
Thafiamburg stormed out of Polite
‘lng the city and when he r‘etar ed
the cool: to in out tolth a named- to
Parthenon‘s
the steamer in the. E 3I
classic colored ,
P' Greenwich proved victorious by a
'f Americans and Hungarians in Se-
rcpcat them with reserve that ail-I at‘ I
The ships doctor now must - I
stopped I
‘ company’s policy not to“ call any at the
lGnda’ at ball past eleven this: »‘
I
Greenwich Misses Win Champion-
ship Erom Bridgeport High School
Five by Score ol 8 to 2 I
I
IEENN E HIS ENSI EINE
WIEIE NINEERBIERN ENINEEE
Red Wings Capture Their Game in
Fine Shape. E30 to 19 E '
A crowd reckoned at nearly eight
hundredpeople Was in attenduucc at
the armory last night, to witness the
great double attraction provided by
the local basketball management. The
big event was probably the game play-
ed between the clever girls teams of
the Bridgeport and Greenwich High
schools, in which the misuse loom
scare ol 8 too " .H
it was the iirst tllno that 9. Norwalk
audience had ever been privileged to
witness the game’playod between girls'
Icarus. and those gathered at the big
hall on West avenue last evening Ivere
treated to a surprise in the knowledge
and ability shown by the contesting
teams it is no exaggeration to say
that several of the young ladies rep
resenting the Bridgeport High school
could pass the ball and taken down
M
(Continued on Second Peso.)
illillii llclls II
lull liillt lilillllllli
dolls Trouble. In Jasonviile. Endian‘a
Tartan more, Ina. mama so .—3-1t’
Is expected that today will see the re-
summon chemist slimmer «minaret
the Bugle bibles. north of Jasonvilio
or an agreement by the ilurlgilvisrlR
minors barricaded there to leave their
work in the mines. in a fight last
night live American miners were no
lured, one or them perhaps totally and
another seriously.
Hostillties between the American
and Hungarian miners started yester-
day morning. when the Hungarians re-
IIENERNER lllIlEN
Expects to Be at His Ollice in the
Capitol Tumorrow Alternoon
HARTFORD. Mulch 30. ~Guvelll0I
Lilley will resume many of the duties
or his oilioe, tomorrow, although he
will not be able tor some time to re-
turn to the capitol. He will give con-
sider'atlon to bills and sign those
Which he approves, a duty which last
week and today was assumed by Lieu-
tenant-Governor Weeks as cctiug gov~
ernor. 3
Executive Secretary Goodwin in his
governor. He said:
“Governor Lilley passed a very good
night and his condition in much more
revocable. There has been no ratio»
is steady though slow. After today
bills himself. Today Lien-Governor
Weeks. as acting Governor. Meets
the necessary business. Tomorrow
Governor Lilisy will issue the Past
Day Proclamation.
II - FOR SALE.
Ito; SALE-LAUNCH HULL.W1TH
tank; 1be feet; cheap. inquire 12
Lowe St, South Norwaik. 3 mild 3t
FOR sameness FOR HATCH
lug. Thompson and Tracey' s rose and
singlecomb R. i. Reds; also single-
eoiub White Leghorus, Wyckoti’ strain.
Settings, 75 cents to $2 .00. Mrs. Hand
icy. 40 Second so, East Nor-walk.
FOR SALEMFARMB NEARBY 1
Io-Illo acres; also building sites, acre.-
like nod one and ton-tamliy houses on
good terms Ernest Boessmann, 6'!
Van Zandt St. Tel 860. m30 3t
FOR 8ALE~TWO BOOKCASEB.
one china closet, in good condition
No 11 Elizabeth St. Coll eyenlugs.
‘ m29 gt
FOR SALE—40ml STATION WA
sou, one twwanied open wagon. don;
his harness, two saddles. ladys and
gentlemanlsu: carriage robes, etc, in.
Quito M.H £191 EEles. E194 East Ave.
East heron 3t
statement today, told or the continued 3
progress towards the health or the I'
slide and progress towards recovery ‘
he will be able to sign the necessary I
m29 3! I
ll lllllltl Inns 9
Expected That a Desperate Battle 3‘
Hardly Possible Thai EndiansE Can
OKLAHOMA CITY,01Ila. March 00
~Wltb Crazy Snake and a large pm. I'
tion of his band or malaria. half breeds
and necrosis apparently trapped lathe
North Canadian bottoms. more ‘
I 300 Oklahoma militiamen. deputies
cowboys and larmers Were burst
ward at new today. to loin those
Will Occur Soon in the North
ECanadEs Bottoms
HIS EEllENERS
ARE NEINIIN ENNIIITI
Escape Elam Trap
Odie
(Continued on sins a...»
nose. I I . VII”
gold pin. dragon head. emerald eyes.
pearl in mouth. Valued as keepsake.
Reward tor return to Sentinel ones.
LOST—SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
WANTED:-
girls lor general housework; also
non or women for housecls'sninc ‘
I‘Ihitewashlug. and an honest; one:
man for night watchman. Alibi! Wt
son's Etholoymcnt Money, 7 boys
Tel. call 93-4. I.
WANTED - SITUATIONS so
new apricot piano; cost “00. sell $250.
at once: cash; no agents. Address
R. K.. Sentinel.‘ “ mill at
FOB SALE-OAK AND HICKORY
wood, block or split. Hay in any guan-
new milk cows, bull, one incubator and
breeder. I .l. nines. Connecticut
Ave “1.25054. E I .I mzlfat,
fused to allow the Americans to go to
work in the mince. inlet night the
American miucraI decided to warn the
foreigners to leave the mine Au arm
ed posse Started for the mines to serve
the warning. They found the Hangar
lane barricaded in one of their houses.
When the Americans approached the
foreigners opened lire The tire was
returned and it is believed several of
the Hungarians as well as Eiive Amer-
loans were wounded
The Hungarians are reported to.
have sent their wives and children
away from the milling camp in prepar-
utiou for a battle it is believed, how-
cver, their ammunition is aimout ex-
haunted about 1,,000 rounds. it is said.
having been 3last night.
Fort slits—coon LARGE six.
room house, newt?“ handled, in line or‘
der: purchaser can move in at. once.
Large let, fruit trees, insanely. Near
Nor-walk and trolley Pride only 31590,,
51000 cash. Address Box 314, South
Normals. , .
sateen building lots on Lincoln and
Woodward Aves; prices from 3400 to
shoe. ,luquiref of Charles D. Hoyt. “
T0 DET-fERDM APRIL 1. ELEVEN-m
rocnl- house,"improvements. 23 High
St. Address House. care Sentinel.
Willing to Have Statement Spread
’ Broadcast I
The New Haven Register called up
the cities of the Hartford Carpet Oom-
pony in Theirlpsonviilo by telephmle
I store. .
'rlo Lac-‘5. FLAT or 7 scores.
yesterday morning to ask-1 tor Theodore A“
'I'O LET—JOCK HOOD/is AND
both, second Ileor.‘ new house, near
Elm Grove Store: rout $11. Inquire at
3 , ~ , ‘ mac 3t
all improvements; located on West St.
Apply to John F, McMahon, 56 west
”Roosevelt. Jr. Word was sent back this
he was at work, but that it was ,the
workmen in business hours. .,
at the hour (or his noon lunch he was
secured by 'pho‘ae’ st- Ihis boarding
house. He was boiled it he cared to
"only the. ' 3I
Ihavé not seengtwh article,
morning: I Her next steppin place is iiuaually- Interest I. l ,,
IEIIolbrsltar, where she is due ursda‘y , 0 Gushili goon: otIIIItile‘II‘
is drive around Horta yesterday, on 3 tenuous :mnoeifilendjwaa ,3 3 I
fit- Roosevelt was accompanied: by ypreplgml‘cj trailers Innovation ‘
s Denarus, the American consul. ‘ -Y’ ‘ ills Milli . I
urge crowd had resembled at the - Wuhlbslon
when While Mr. Rodsevolt was view; tElIIe report
I :tho I
“it iii Iromechred that“,
lay unveiled a mill]
i ohp.tho u
E who“!
After, Mr. Roosevelt lert the factory =8
TD LET—SIX-ROOM HOUSE. 14
Meadow St, rent—$14: psosssslon April
.1. Apply E. M. Toiies,1E46 South Main
It. ,, ' In” at
”IT;II‘~1I‘O‘IILEIT-I—FOURIDEBIRIABLE
TOI LETwAPAR’E‘MEN’l‘ OF‘ FIVE 3
mill) 3t I,
s
tity. Pigs. tat hogs. three cows. two'lbualncss, well mill
sell additional for a;
Buyer must devote h
to the business.- This
opportunity {Or an
1mm. References are,
tiauiars. address. P.
'aik, Collin '
learn automobile!) I, no
prepare for
repair men.
ten Weeks; app“:
tion. my big;
lor- menigreat;
particulars and sauna lesion.
3 dire Autolnohiie i
#‘IIPOII SALE-JARGAI ALMOST NI
dines. embroi
Bosses DI' PeppArdIm
wnnreo -“~ YOUNI
Mg}!
p; w
WANTE ' . ‘
rile ownsn or a
‘ T‘Iusble‘ one
the attention
3
FOE! SADE-I-NEW HOUSES WITH
all conveniences. on easy terms. Bev- N
ideal Vacuum Glenn
1000 noosasndr‘f 3 ‘ no
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