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Fair tonight; FridIy ”word" in r
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TWO CENTS.
MR. JRRRIR
WIRISHRERUR
Rlll IR JAR
Summer Resident oi Harbor View
Beach Oliers $200 Reward
For the incendiary
WIRE RWIIERS
IRE SRSPIRIRIIS
The insurance at Mr. Jordan Prop-
erty Wat Settled Yesterday
So firmly convinced is E. l‘. Jordan.
‘of Stamford. that. the fire which des-
tl‘oyed his summer residence. the Jap-
anese cottage at Harbor View Beach.
as well as leveling C. ii. l-‘nirty‘s cot-
tage and damaging another. anti endan.
gored the whole settlement, was of in-
cendiary origin. that he. has offered a
reward of 8200 for information that
will lead to the arrest and conviction
of the guilty parties. All of the cir-
eumstances attendant to the fire were
most suspicious and that there has not
been an investigation is a matter of
considerable surprise.
Firs Buried Outside.
When the fir'e was discovered by
Frederick P. Whitehead; who was re-
turning from New York. the names
were running up the rear of the house
from the outside Ind had their base
near where the family kept an oil can.
Mr. Whitehead thought at first that a
small tree was blazing. but as he drew
nearer he realized the real situation.
Had he not arosued tho,Jordan family
immediately there Is little doubt that
they would have been burned to death
before they could'havc gotten out.
Fire After I Warning.
llasidents about the beach have been
is ting aboutso soars young men who
were in the hub of going in bathing
daily It the new bridge. When this
was persisted IMr. Jordan warned
the y men desist Ind when they
failcdto ‘I_ ilIIliy deelsred: "if you
fellows” don’t sit we'll have you Ir-
restdtr'snd loo Id up.
Annthdr ill the vi-
cinit’yhhdm that he
had h'sc fellows
wouidcs II hits Wallis." “People in-
terested in the cottsgssdn not state
directly that those young into had any-
thing to do with the fire. but It is
plain thst they-ban I suspicion that
they might have M. >
Insurance Suited Yesterday.
The insurance do Mr. Jordan's cot-
tage was satisfactorily adjusted yes-
tnrdIy. it is untidratood that he will
come out "whole." but the loss to the
insurance com any is I heavy one.
Oh the night 0 the fire the Jordana
had retired two hours or more before
the blaze was discovered. it is also
stated that they had taken special pre
cautions against fire. on account of the
long dry spell of weather.
thcrlty that 'uilhln a idly short. time
now the Rev. James l'iilliili' Donoinn.
D. D. of Si. Julia’s chutth. Middle
town will receive the appointment of
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Connecticut
Dr. Donovan has been mentioned
as one of the most likely candidates
for this elevated once. Ever since
the death of Bishop Tierney, there
has been a dignified campaign carried
on by various interests of the dio-.
cos. in favor of different candidates.
and in fact this campaign reached
outside the stats. and at one time a.
prominent clergyman oi the Bay State
was mentioned for thc‘ office.
The certainty of Dr. Donovan‘s an
polntmcnt seems to have crystallised
within the few k9,. He is con-
sldercd cuec ctlie hi I eminent cler-
gymen in the catholic church In this
section or this countr. HI is I na-
tive cf Meridsn va ug been born
thoes In 18“ After I most successful
service in various parishes. he was
appointed to the permanent rectory of
St. John a, lMiddietowh, where for
some seven years he has met with
fullest success in the ‘uphuilding of
the church.
W'
rm PLAT! wound fro I'rniita.
masons J... ”Jilly it .-—At the
expiration of their wags scale at mid-
night tonight 3000 workmen. mam-
bsrs oi the 'rln Plate Workers' Protec-
tm Annotation. will walk out of tho
it. plants It Neucaatlc. PL. and
tbs Itrlhsurflloi th%MMIinme& A;
:uciItlo ron Ind Sisal or
1L trouble results from thI
,mdbohrndby
”tramway
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Eben Hill Enlertains First Methodist
Church Ladies at His Sum-
mer Residence
Eben ilill entertained the ladies of
the Sewing Circle oi the, First Metho-
dist Churehhat his beautiful summer
home, Pilot island. yesterday after-
noon. aml a more beautiful afternoon
could not have been desired. Some of
the ladies went by auto, others by troll
ley. Mr. Hill‘s large auto met the 1:40
car at the Belle island junction and
conveyed the guests to his private dock
at Hickory Bluff. where his launch. the
Carrie Ii.. was waiting to convey all
to the island. Mr. Hill and his daugh-
ters. Miss Ella Hill and Mrs. Granville
Whittleslcy, welcomed the guests as
they arrived and the grounds and
house were given over to their enjoy-
ment. The ladies met to sew on the
spacious porch where a more pictur-
esque and ideal spot could not he
found. With the mighty rocks and
trees of the island, the blue dome of
heaven above and the reflected blue
of the water and islands in the fore-
ground made it picture long to be re-
membered. After the sewing perIOd
was finished. Miss Hill invited all into
the spacious dining room where re-
freshments were served and a social
hour spent, then all took a stroll about
the island and a climb up the mean.
min. a high rugged peak. where a
panoramic view of the natural beau-
ties was beheld. Soon after the guests
departed for their homes. Mr. Hill Ic-
companying all to his private dock at
the. bluff, where some landed and many
as wished had a most delightful sail to
South Norwaik. Mrs. MoKIbhin. the
president of the society. on behalf of
all. thanked Mr. Hill for his hospitality
for the delightful afternoon all had en-
.ioyed. There were thirty-five ladies
present.
REW RRR RIIIIRIl IEIRRII
RE RttSIiR RElEllIE'
Politicians Object to Mr. Tali's Plan.
But He Says Corporation Tax
Must Be Adopted
WASHINGTON. July th.—That Pres
idsnt Taft "stands rilhtyhcrsho hII
stood all along." and will insist upon
the adoption of the corporation tax
amendment. is tbs substance of I re-
port made to the tariff conference to-
day by Senator Aldrich and Represen-
tative Payne. The isadcrs of the Son
ate and House were at the White
House late last night. having been
summoned by the president to explain
I persistent rumor that the corpora
tinn tax proposition was in danger of
being dropped ‘in conference.
it has been reported and not denied
that a majority of the confcroes were
opposed to the adoption oi the measure
providing for a. two per cent. tax upon
the net earnings of corporations or-
ganised for profit. The announcement
that the. administration would he sat-
isfied with I tax oi one per cent, and
that the re-draft of tbs amendment
made by Attorney-General Wichero
ham would contain this change. did
not remove the objections entertained
by the conference. The represents-
tives of the house protested against
the federal government's entering up
on such a "new and radical method oi
raising revenues."
Discouraging reports about the re
ception planned for the proposition
when' it should be returned to the con-
forces determined the president to get
at the ~botton"‘~of’thc situation and to
learn. if he could. whether the opposi-
tion against the amendment was
iil'ollg enough to encompass its do-
RIIlRRlR III III]
iER iIRlIllIEII
Edmund Fogsriy Slipped Between
Cars oi Train It Ssugaiuclr
Edmund Fogarty, a railroad man.
whose home is in 873 Barker street.
Roxbury. Maps. slipped while attempt-
ing to board his train at‘Ssugatuclt,
this morning._snd hls‘lo foot. which
was run over, was so diy crushed
that it was I'mputated later in the
morning It the, plan’s Hospital. by
Dr. Jean Dumorticr and Dr. F. S.
Baker, Isolated by Dr. J. W. Vollmer.
The Inland‘ln‘sn was brought over
from SIugItuch 'io the Nonvslh Hos-
pital in I outings. He is I railroad
man of army yIIrI’ experience.
Had. t-iIr Sinuldsr Dislocated
While Sir. Ind XII. Irving Taylor,
of 11 High I this city. were It-
tempting to I trolley car in
front or the Stamford depot. Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. 'i‘syior was thrown and
her left shoulder was dislocshd. It
Join in hinted tint tho car SW before
she had gotten unduly aboard. Mrs.
Taylor was Ibis to return home by
policy. but upon hIr arrival was t
Dr. Jssn Dumordsr. Trio
is: .' the shoulder ts,st_iil
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BERIRS ERR
SRIRIERS
Norwailt Arlilleryrnen Lelt South
Norwsllt in Special Train It
6:55 This Morning
Illt HIRE IER RIIS'
IRRK III IRE ERRIS‘
Both oi the Local Companies Are
Minus I Lieutanant
The members of the Birth and Sev-
enth Companies. Coast Artillery Corps.
useinbied bright and early this murn~
ing at the State Armory. in West. riva-
nite and made rendi for the beginning
of their ten dais' tour of duiv in the
forts off New London A number of
the soldier inns remained in the Ir
mory all night so as to be sure to be
on hand at the amputated time. The.
early arrivls of the Sgtsnth Company
were served with hot when and ham
sandwiches. and appreciated the lunch.
(Continued on Second Page.)
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The General Asstmbly Passes ihe
Resolution introduced by
Senator Searies
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HARTFORD. July iii—The general
assembly today adopted a resolution
introduced by Senator Scsrls fixing I.
final date of adjournment at August
am. At the same time Representative
Chandler introduced in the house I
resolution for annual Radium. This
latter measure was tabled. A tabula-
tion or business which wII in the
hands of committee chaining on Jull‘
I. shows that 455 measures which had
been Introduced were still to be dlnpos~
Id of. This number had been mater-
ially decreased this week by the re
Section of I great many measures on
unfavorable reports. On the date men-
tioned the Judiciary committee had Ill
measures on which action had not been
taken in one or the otherhrsnches. but
as a matter of fact the cbmlnittee had
only three things on which reports
were to be made. These three were
the corrupt pruttice not. Australian
babot and employers‘ liability Ict. The
last pained measure was trot-ably re-
ported tilts week and favorable re-
ports will come in on the other two
measures. The 114 measures simply
represented matters both favorably
and unfavorsbiy reported which were
in the hands of- the clerks of the
house and senate. It is estimated that
today not more than 250 measures re
main to be acted upon. while out of
this number probably not more than
fifty are measures which have been
favorably reported. The outlook is
that unless the public utilities matter
should prove a stumbling block. the
lovislature will be in shape to adjourn
linf‘ die on August 3.
Charles F. Brocker. oi Ansouia. was
banned all a commissioner (in memorial
to General Joseph R. Hawley, to fill
the vacancy caused by. the death of
hank w. Cheney. of Manchester. in
a resolution passed in the senate and
which Senator Alsop introduced by ad-
vicc of the attorned'rsenaral.
it is understood that Governor
Weeks will veto the bill. which placed
portioning powers in the hands of five
members of the Board of Pardons. The
present law requires unanimous action
0f the six membersof the, board.
ambum
-muuumu
PITTSBURG. Ps.. July lighters
than ".000 miners employed in the
mines of the Pittsburg Coal Company,
touted in the Pittahurg‘ district. went
on strlhI wday. The strike order was
issuId several days ago by the local
union omcisls and does not have the
sanction of the national officials of the
United at o Worn-era of America. A
meeting I the cxccutive;board will
be held this afternoon. -
Intonsiilod by the heavily armed
guards and the fronaied foreign strik
er, tbs situation is critical today. An-
other outbreak Is not unlikely at say
meats,
motrue torchoon the stri- era with their
wives. children and Iy p'Ithl cars were
fiend-I about ths gates of the mill.
s Irossvsn gainspbut only two or
them are the msla uterus of the
plant. At these gains almost I solid
wall of Winchester muscles protect ‘
the 09°11'11“
poem to adjust the diifsrcncss will.
it is said. he token up today. Fran;
N. Hoff-tot. prcsldsnt. Ind J.W
Friend vice-president of the
Mléar Oomph: were out of the
sappotsdtc
mustard”. but are
Captain M J Smith Has a
Number.“I Gust Chateau
name
Captain ”Sing 1. “saith, the well
ltdown ItIIhlhoat owner ..as again
shown his enterprise by arranging ferry
facilities Mass south Norwsik and
the clientele dos Beau: Arts. at llunt-
ington, N. Y.» But few on the Con-
necticut shore can realize. what a de-
lightful summer resort the Hustanoby
Brothers have established there. it Is
largely I resort of automobile parties.
and there has been I great demand
from automobilists on this side of the
sound for mm: whereby their ms-
«hihe could transported to the
long island shore. it was in response
to this «means the desire to more
the people Norwslk and vicinity In
oppostunity visit this celebrated ro-
sort that induced Captain Smith to re-
build the It ' It‘rllizabcth It I
cast (it about . .
l'eatcrddyal trip was made.
serous the W I! order to entertain
details pe hlIng to the run before
the time tab arranged. The Elia-
Ibeth is well IIdlptsl- ior the mute.
While not I
inodinua In the passengers will tie
aiforded farlllites for comfort not to
'be found our most boats of similar sir..-
' At chst two trips will he made dIilyI.
and on Sundays and holidays there wi i
in all probability be In additional
trip The boat is litonaed to carry 300
passengers Those who minpoacd the
parh on the trial trip were (‘nplaln
[inning J Smith. C. C. ilegeman .-lani
0N R. Connor Poatmhalcr Edmund it“
(‘roue Prank Nash and Herman .-lat-
obs manager of Robin Point. At the
chsutoau they won royally entertain
ed by the proprietoi's, and the party
returned home enthusiastic over the
prospects for the new venture.
W
sun,e
mulwms
Yuuhg Cuban» Had ,Spsni All His
Money. Using 54,48 in Two Weeks
NRWYOR. July th.—Buicilp end-
ed the gar It I My young
Ouhsn. todui. wisdnednan llalsinde shot
himself in his span-lent at 211 Esst
iith street. Nearly soc asst checks
. from Cuban theatres. some. memorIn~
da and a letter- Indicated that be but
been infatuated with In Illifi‘tlll, Ind
had followed her {rum place to place
in Cuba and this t‘imtltry. lie killed
himself, it In buttered. [include hiS
money had givcn'ont, and his love air
fair had lost its Interest.
Baisinde, who was i": years'old. was
attending boarding school It Fough-
keepair. llo returned to this country
from Cuba several months ago. follows
In: the company in which the actress
was playing. lanai night he went to
the liotel America, where he had for
meriy resided. This morning the land-
lady was awakened by a shot. Run-
ning to his bedroom. she found But-
slne. fully dressed. lying on the floor.
a billet found in his right side. and I
revolver lying nearby. He died short-
iy after at Bellevuc Hospital.
A letter. dated July 2, found in his
room. said in part:
“Dear louse:
“i ant going away anon.
(trough trouble with my people It-
ready. 1 am going back to Cuba to my
mother who will forgive me for all
my foolish sets.
"I will be the same aristocratic
young gentleman l was when I left
Havana a year ago with the foolish
purpose to follow an actress girl. Ro-
member. 1 said i came here to New
York to see a friend. and you have
tried to stop my friendship toward
that one. You tell me she does not
love me, but is only after my money.
That is not so, for she is a good girl
Ind works. it is you that has been
after my money. i love her Ind will
see her when 1 come back.
I have had
“JUAN."
The clerk It the hotel told the police
that Balsindea parents were wealthy;
that his father was I member of the
firm of BIlsindo Brothers. owners of
extensive sugar plantations
Among the memoranda in the yOutb's
room were notes showing that his ex-
pcnseI from June I to July 4 had been
$448. A letter Ippsrsutty written by
his mother. said that no more money
would be sent him unless he returned
to school It Foughhnapstc. Th police
said they had learned that I t I
week up Balslude cabled to bib par-
ents for money but none had been
forthcoming. No money was found
among his clients.
E-RIIR Still SIIRR .
RIRIIIII RRIIIRSES
story brick building It the northeast
corner of Eleventh Ihd Markst streets,
goisgcrsft. it in com I
PHILADIH’HIA. July th.—A four fin
-whlch was being Melted. cells” has many greens.
this amt-noun. mu. I asmhsr oi _
SRBRIRINE .
ll BRIIISH
nil SIRKS
Ten oi the Thirteen Oilicers and Men
on the Vessel inst Their
Lives Today
SEEIIER ERRYSRIRE
Rli RRIII IIR iESSEl'
Two Other Submarines Collided. Uo-IO
inp Seine Damage
CROMER, Eng. July th.—The Brit-
hslf miles northwest of the. llaiusbor-
ough lighisbip. Thirteen members of’
the vessel's crew went to the bottom
with her. and‘ only three were saved.
Lieutenants ltrodie and Watkins are
among the survivors. The third mail
probably was a sailor.
'i‘he cruiser Bonaventure, with I
flotilla of eight submarines. was pro-
ceeding in a southerly direction when
the Eddystone ran in among the ves-
sels and miltded with (‘. ii. The sub-
down immediately. With the exception
of the three men mentioned, the crew
had no chance to save themselves.
The submarines C. 16 and C. 17. in
cndearoring to avoid I collision with
a freighter. rIn into each other. c. 11
was damaged, but there were no la-
talltles on board either craft.
Battleships Ind cruisers with ample
salvage appliances were signalled for
and reached the me in the course
of the morning. C. ll,iiss in nfteen
isthoms of water. Wire hawsera It
ready have been passed under her. and
it is hoped that she can be raisch.
once. ,
NEW YORK. July th.—Tho steamer
Prins Friedrich Wilhelm, which left
her pier today for Bremen. ran
aground ln‘ Ambrose Channel on
her way do the. bay. She Is in an
easy position. it it is expected will
be released ‘ths‘rising tide.
‘IRHERRIIIIIE ill
Bill Providing ior Oyster Ground in-
vestigsiion is Recommended
HARTFORD. July lav—in the ab-
sence of Speaker Banks. Representa-
tive loops. of Thomaston. occupied
the chair today and the house again
cleaned up the calendar. it was voted
to hold another union tomorrow for
the purpose of allowing matters to ho
starred for action on Tuesday. but. pro
babiy nothing of importance will be
taken up. Is House Leader Burnss
promised that mstters which members
were opposed to would not be forced
through. “vol-Ibis report was rsosiv~
Id In the inheritance tax measure lino
posing I tax of one per cent. to blood
descendants on amounts over “0.000
Ind‘a five per cent. tax by those who
are ccilstard inhoritors The matter
regarding the .investment. by savings
bank- in Southern New England Tols-
phons OompIny’I bond- which but
bad by the house and adopt
ed a senate was tabled for fur-
ther consideration. The bill providing
for In investigation of the public oys-
ter grounds was recommend. The
house concurred wilth the senate in
voting to hsvc pictures of Governor
blilsy and Governor Frank 3. Wu;-
promo for lnItIliItion in tho cap:
The bill changing the pen-Wm
and degree murder to an ind ordinate
sentence with I minimum of ISyIIrI
was rcioctod. This matter of the in-
corporation of' the Stony Creek Asso-
ciation was again taken up Ind cou-
sidcrabie debate resulted. which at
times threatened to become somewhat
acrimonious. The matter was anally
put to vote and“? maclntion adopt-
ed by In overwh lug majority.
A TOOTHIMJOH HOLOII.
it is always dtflcult to train grow-
ing children to hoop their mm
as is sspIrIts pisses. '1'th will not
rsIliII how Wt this is. '1'th
IIrly learn not to use any ons’s also
brush. but they have suchshsrd time
ding their-own.
To avoid all this I mother should
one oi the sow toothbrush holds"
gum child
mufih
umumm
Plans Rapidly Making ior His Cen-
iesl with Builtelsy tor Possession
oi leler's Seat in Senate
HARTFORD. July th.—Former (lov-
ernor George McLean, who is an avow-
'sd candidate against Morgan 0. Builto
[RSSES III
III FIRMS
WERE REA“
toy for the United States Senate, WW Modem“! S.” W &
which contest will be decided by the Kn.” Company' .3 Out 5100. -
next General Assembly, was to confer- 000 to “50000
race It the capitol. today. yith'hls
political manager. J. Henry Rors-
bach. who was Hill's manager in tho
lIttsr'I unsuccessful campaign sinnIt
Hrsndcgec. An importsnt bit of in-
formstion. given out today, is that
.l-‘yler. of Torrington. tbs boas
mumnmn
wmumumm
of all the bosses in the Republican
machine, has openly declared himsIlf
McLean and against Bulhslsy.
iv'rem now. until the close of the pres-
ent General Assembly the contest bar
‘ tween McLean and Bulkelsy is sure
lIh submarine designated ss(. 11 was to be waged with great mm”.
sunk. last night. by the cargo stearn- Senator Hulkeley last evening eaten
i y “a . tinned. at his cottage It ll‘snwich. Rep
N Mdystone at a ['0 at our resentative N. Burton Rogers, of hair
for
bury
SERIIE REEIISES IR
Testirusny Submitted in habit"
Hearing Proves interesting
The case of the Associated lint Didn'- ~
niscturers ualnst tbs Dsnbnry hIt
manufacturers for damages at In-
oouut of the withdrIwIl of the litter
from that organisstiou. wII before
Judge Lucien 1'. Burp”, in th super—
ior court In Sridgsport. sgItnIt yI‘I
tsrday for I hearing in tho fitter it
a more psrticuiIr dismount at the It-
lsgcd damages sustained by the asso- .
marine was badly stove in Ind wontI'
EilRRIRll RERRRIER ..
PISS ’RRRiE RISRI RRIE
HARTFORD. July th.—The senate.
,by a vote of 16 to It. refused to pass
in concurrence with the house the act
which would compel the Southern New
England Telephone Company to grant
a night rate from it p. in. until il a.
II]. There was a sharp debate and a
derision of the question on the matter
when it came up from the ‘
dated list Manufacturers on «count
of the breach of tho Daubury maniac. .
(Continued on third till.)-
—NOTIOI. . -
l hereby givs notice that I- will ya.
no bills contracted by my wits. ldI
Vosburgh. .after thild
EORGE N VOBBUIQK.
Darlen. cc. July it. more
——--s-—--‘ 1 ....
WANTED.
WANTEO~DRESSMAKING TO DO 0
at home. Call at 4 Day St. 115 Ill.
in his.
‘ro tar-aton'r-nooa'
trslly located; Ill mode
Apply at 3 Cr
WANTED—A CAPABLE GIRL FOR
general housework; 85 I week. Mrs.
H. 8. Benton. West St., near Ilia
land Ave. Phone 217-3. :1
INFORMATION WANTED FROM
owner who has good farm tor Isis.
“suitable for «in parocsssor gssorsl
arming; not also or
m. to
without paying contusion. (live
price and brief description. 0. Gun
risr. Room 38 A. to W. Monroe-8L.
Chicago. Ill. :14 2t
tNFORMATION WANTED non
owner who has good modern rent
deuce for Isle. .In or within 16"qu
of South NorwIlh. Wilh to hard of
rots "us.’
moment-doom Its-tr“
,ldsstisuvsry
fir SsIvinAvst. Silt Not-w . '
l
LOST. '
best bargain being adored. Giro piles
and brief description: so Igsnts “pd .
answer. Address. a. Carrier. loom cost.
312 B, 46 West Monroe Sb, Chlofo.
8i:
WANTED—TO BUY. ALL SINDI
of live attic and poultry. Best prices
paid. For cIIvss. fraud to 8 Health
I mud. live weight. K. Wu.
Connecticut Ave. South Nomi}.
Phossmewmtos p. m.. dill-l:
..
paIrII.
Lou-m seamless on churn
Rofislh. Saturday Jilly 10.
gold bow hunt pin. studdod with
Finder awarded by touring
same at this otiico.
stomp-syn;- iullni
FOR SALE.
wIlh.‘ lion
' LOST—SUNDAY.
Rowsyton. gold dog's hood Which M
pendam. Reward for return to Ilsa-
' rcit SALI—PRAOTICALLY saw ""1“”-
furniturs at reasonable prices if all
at once It 29 Oedar St. South Nor- BUSINESS “0110“
JULY. 11. ”18:.
ro‘n SALE -— POPE-HARTFORD.
1907. painted and overhauled this
spring: guaranteed in perfect condi-
tion. Equipped with $130 top Ind‘dilat
cover, magneto. 'i'rulsuitdlartford
PAINTING AND PAPER] WG-
ing done by prsctioai mIn. Will for:
nish best material. Send postal or it‘ll
Alexander White. 61 lsliy AvI.
mates cheerfully given.
M
53 .1“
shock absorbers. Jones spesdcmstsr.
Presto-Ilia tInh. clock.- extrI tool box,
tire irons. extra tires and tubes. full
hit of tools. and many small duplicate
psi-ts. Price 31:50.1nuairs of W. K.
Maples. :15 3t
FOR SALE-HOUSE SUITABLE
for one or two families, containing 10
rooms Ind bath. heated by hot water;
in first class condition; located in very
good neighborhood. Inquire 89 Wash-
tngtonB 115 it
paring
sacrifice to quick buyer. liIIy toms
TH! OOFNILL ROAD (HUNG
Road oiling done in I perfect
Lowest terms consistent with.
work. Joseph Cornell. million.
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facilities In unexcsllsd.
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right piano. best malts. cost Militiwiil d applicant. 3?”
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to reliable party. A bargain to; sum.
to buy I seven~rootu house in the but
residential section of Norwslk. 18
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St. All improvements. .ons- half
from trolley: 5 minutes to post. om
Inquire on premises. after ii p. m.
.. 114 Bi.
FOR IALI—l’i-FOOT LAUNCH.
mph“ with engine. Will ssll
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ran “LI—dim neutral or TIN
rooms. with electricity. m wood
liners and Ill convenisnclls‘. on OirIrd
Plans. Smith Namath; Solo II III:
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