WEATHER FORECAST Rain or snow. followed by clearin3‘ tonight; colder tonight: Sunday partly cloudy; high northeast shifting to noribwost winds tPolght. Entered at the South (“Norma Post-onion “Second In! can II Hill, Inn III R rI‘hirlyélourih‘Event in Arion Hall. Last Night. Largely Attended I and a Financial Success MECIIRllIllllS Ill liliRll'lll llilil Prolessor McMahon a Orcheslra Fur- , nishos Popular Music The thirty~fonrth annual ball of Put-l nnm Hose Company at Arlou- l-Inll. last night. wasp gratifying success in ev- ery particular. and In addition to pro- viding a decidedly pleasant evening: for the IIIeIIIbei's of the company and many friends item The Noi'wnlks and othei placse, it netted lilti‘ company tlcasuiy a considerable sum of money. , —-————- (tlontinned on Sixth Page.) lliii PRIRES Sillllllll lliWER Ill llEli lliRll. Demand ior the Trust Product Was Reported to Be Falling Oil NEW YORK. .lan. 29.»—~.\leut prices were down in: local retail IlIIII'kcts in. tiny and dealers reported none too brisk demand at the reduced rates. Even the restaurants were less liberal buyers. Few of them are pushing“ meat dishes to the front and one chain of eating houses again in printed no noIIIiIeIIients united Its patrons to in- \Dl' odlblos other titan beef lamb. pork and veal. Uptown districts were piaearded with "no No Isaac; initlneilons in big IIpe. CM ill Mildlllill Square the "Gotham Meat Party." obtaining Bos- Ionlaus of pro-Revolutionary days. when “ten parties" were popular. culi- eIi a mass meeting In an effort to give added Impetus to the outbmont IIIovc- ii-I‘lli. ‘ Iiuycrs of Sunday supplies today could get pIiI'iI-rholiso steak for Liii cents. sirloin for 18 and prime ribs for about the mono. These are I't'duc- lions of from four to five cents It pound. i'Itrk was correspondlngly cheaper and so were eggs and butter. li‘i'ldlly's Hurry in the fish :IIIIIIIol. Which m'ni prices up sharply, lInd imb- sided today, but figures .‘illll ruled higher for this Important meat substi- tutc. llctalli-ra, while declaring IIIIII, like tho lliil'ki‘l‘l'i. they would welcome low- In prices, gave no encouragement to- Iiny that the reductions would be any- thing more than temporary. They say that shipments are being cut down and predict II reaction within II week or ten days that will send prices to the old level and possibly higher. NEVADA, Mo., Jan. 28.~—-’I‘hroo hun- dIod farmers of Vernon (‘ouuty at It meeting in a country schoolhouse ncnr iIeIc, yesterday, adopted a resolution agreeing not to sell any cattle. hogs. poultry, eggs or butter for sixty days beginning Feb. I. 'I‘hclr action III II protest hgalnst the statmneuts of tho inrgc packing house Interests that the farmer and atoI-ltmuii iii responsible for the high prices of foodstuffs. A letter will be sent. to all the farm cis associations in the United States Ienuosllng them to withhold their pro IIuIts from market. ROI‘ HEB'I‘EII. N. Y.. Jan. 23:“ Wholesale moat dealers here today re. Ilueod prices 20 pol" cent. owing to public abstinence from eating meat. hotter and eggs also have. been reduc- od Iii price. BALTIMORE, Md.. .ian. illlwwll‘or the first time start: the meat boycott was started here last week, the bot-f niaric Ill. has shown a weak tendency and there was a decline of about 2b cents a hundred pounds. Many of the larger dealers report that their sales have fallen off fully 35 our cent. since the crusade. against high prices began. EUREKA LODGE FA" GRAND! IN NIW GANAAN. . A delegation of the past grands of Eureka lodge. Daughters of Rebekah. went to New (launch. last evening. and participated In the public Installa- tion of the new unicorn of Hanoi badge. of that place. The Installing onlccr was Put. Grand nanny Crockett. The other post grands included Mrs. F. .i. tiradbury. Mrs. (I. F. Waters. Mrs. P. Filmer, Mrs. George Crosby. Mrs. Rich- drd Dimming. Clitoris Davis, Mrs. ill. ’1‘. Lyon and Mrs. A. Martians. i Street RliEll l Sillilil Alana: Assemblage oi Parishioners Gathered at Hill Home Last Evening 'l‘hero wns'u grand unique surprise played on the Rev. 8 H. V. Gumbo. last night. at tho parsonage. No. it Franklin avenue. The poster conducb ed the revival service at the knight Church. Unexpectedly there was an. unusually large gathering for a. Friday evening. but nothing flashed to the mind of the poster that the sur- prise dove was flying around just wait- Iiig for the, meeting to close. The nicot- IIig turned out. however. to be a soul slitting, fiery one so that every Christ- tun had to give theiI cxpetioncc telling how that through the meeting they had become stronger and more défllir our; to do more for Christ and His church. and one man was reclaimed and joined the church. The pastor dismissed the meeting. and all left. for what the pastor thought their homes, and the pastor left. for his home. but Rev. (lambs. In entering his house. heard singing (Inning from every room. With his door key in his pocket his greatest wonder was how those people not in his house. All he landed on the top of the stairs to try and find out too trouble. a large crowd of members and friends of his church burst out on him from every direction. lir. (lumhs became speechless for some time and just simply stood and watched his III- trIldorN, but could not say om' word. The large company Iillli\\t'tl their ap- preciation of his service and lhcir’cs- teeth, out only by their presence. but in their presentation of useful articles and odibles to the pastor. After lilo pastor IIIId (‘llllli‘ lo iiilii‘ self from such an unexpected blow, the coIIIpuIiy song It chorus; Miss Lila Clark gave one of her I‘iIIIIoIIs recita- lions; 8. Reed and (I. A. ’l‘houipsoo save short addresses; Miss V, Wilson and Miss it. t‘luy rendered II duct and the pastor. Rev. IIIIIIIbs. responded I‘eryticiiitliiuly and expressed not only his surprise. but his appreciation tiltd thanks, and asked lil‘: play such II trictr lipon‘ him very soon again. Too much credit cannot be pitch to Mrs, M. Springsteen and Mrs. I-l, butcher, as they were the pnnnotcru of this most beneficial scheme. for they worked it up to a grand success. All \\‘l'Ill home feeling that they had performed ll Christian duty and that they also lIlItl II most enjoynblc lime, and the pastor and his family's hearts were made to Iivitiicc III the good things they received. M CORPORA-MIIINS CAN DEFEAT ANY PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL But Representative Eiltandler Asks ii They Can Aiiord to Do it Again Among the speakers at the annual banquet of the Mlddlctowu Iluslncss Men‘s Association this week. went Mayor '1‘. |.. Reilly, oi‘ Mel'lden, who spoke on municipal affairs, IIIIII llop~ rcscnlutivc tleorge II. (‘linntilcr of Ilocity illll. Mr. Chandler in Illa speech said in part: "i tun opposed to public ownership of public utilities. lint l bollcve the next few decades will see on face to face with state ownership or state reg- ulation. l aill for reputation. I ho- Iiove that supersision of public service corporations by a small, lilgh~salilriotl commission makes for the ultimate conservation of the corporations while safeguarding the internists of the pub- lic. The House of Bourbon. which was wiltlly clIanIcII-I'inoll its an lusti- tutlon which neither learns nor for- gets' alnblmrnly resisted change. until its structure foil about its head and It was engulfed in its own ruins. I have no doubt but that the public service corporations of the state can, If they start nearly enough. defeat any public utilities that mIIy bd Introduced at the unit session or the general assembly. The question III. can they afford tot". and-u...” CHURCH GLUI OFFICERS. ”mm South Nor-walk Christian industrial Lupus Chooses Incentives. The Christian industrial tongue of the South Norwnlit Mhthotiist Church hold its annual election of officers last evening, mailing choice of the follow- lug: President-wliarry Shuitilt. Vicc-Pmldmtwcmrcncc CI-olul. Treasurer—N H. Hoyt Secretaryw-(ilsrcncc Brown. Oollcctcrwr‘rsoman Hinton. President of tho Immediate Itollol Fund-"Chitin Ill. MWI‘GBOG. Jg men-w Wm ”Wu-«.mm—«w mm” H M HHSE ‘llllllllll SIREEI llilil company“ to. 'Itcspouloéso‘vlour, South Norwalk inventor Has an Orig- inal Method lor the Control oi the Big Machines WMllllll MllllillllE Ill . llilil BRllllRlll ill WRllllllS Expcclcdvthal New Model Now Being Made Will Surpass All Others if tho theory of John C. Press. a neIi-Itnown South Norwnlh butter, who Is an aniatcur student of aeronautics. and who has been engaged III the study of the aeroplane for years. pne- viiils, the promising iar-rcacliinz law- suits of the celebrated Wright lilroth- era, for Infrinltenieutti. they be built. lied. Press ling already been in communi- cation With one of the foremost nerd naullc magazines. which has requested him to submit drawings. lie has do clded. however, not, In do so at pres Int, fearing that it will not be to IIIII advantage to make public the results of his experiments at this date, The chief feature of l'rcss's lunch- lltc Is the control. This In the point on which tho Wright. Iirothers. who, II “as announced some time ago. had gulw Into II combine to control the aeroplane busluciot. base their units for IIIirlIIueIIIcIIIs on their patents. i’rcsp has previously cxpcrlnlclltcd “'llli gliders and has built aeroplane modcls and is now about to conntmcl the liliit’lllllo which he is confident will l'l'YUlllllfillthl the method of control- Ilnu aeroplanes, l’l‘Vhbi has been III-ent- ly handicapped Ilorntoloro In the lack of capital III-cesanry to develop bill iIicItII. but be It. confident to carry the lame... to a auccoafui cliiuu by, guiutt slowly. The Innolllne, he. claims, will lie of an original doslgn. and will embody II number of now features. The Oregon spruce that lit to be used in the ironic worh he‘ls procuring from the yards of llntcli 6k llaiicy l‘onipany. The great feature, houorcr, by which he hopes to outdo the Wrights. and ilicrI-forc li\‘llill nu) int'rt'nt'llllr'z rc- Nulla from their suits, I'l’l‘il should the mulls fanI'nbly on them. fni- "3 III.» aeroplane Industry i‘l con- cci'ncd, is In lili‘ l‘IIIIii‘ilh for lulernl liulnlicc. Privss's syidniu of mntrolli for lateral balances do not rcqullt; that the rudder be operated in r" , Junction, when It l< required to bring the machine to till I-Ien hot i. Stilllli lillRlllili lllPllil liliilRill illlSlllESS MEEllilR important Matters to Be Considered Tomorrow Morning in the Executive Session The service lit tin. south Norwalk Baptist, Church. tomorrow iIllIrIIlIH. iii to he of extraordinary l‘illll'lit'ii‘l‘ for every IIIeIIIbcr of the church. After II brief devotional the nicotine will he changed to a special executive Ht'ililltill for the consideration of IIIIIilI‘i‘iI of great lIIIportancc. No member oi the thumb should be absent. The Illblo school at I2 o'clock: youIrt people's service at ii in the evening: with Miss lloblus the leader. The popular evoa. Int; service at 7 o'clock with an all iI‘It‘llVO program. Prelude on current events. The Political Poison in the ho- IlIl Pie. The regular nettunn, ’I‘IIII Ibi- Iios of tho llcuri. Music for the tiny: Morning. l‘rulIIIlomConInIIInloli No. i In (I. . . . (IIIIIIIIIIIII .\lilllllliI--0ll ilo Joyful in the Lord. ilolIIcn llesponsowAiIlde With tin Loiil. . . . “ Gabriel Evening. _ ‘ I’I'elndowihrgo ...... . Chopin Anth'omw'i‘ho Earth In tho l.ord‘s.. Stout Breathe on Even- Ing Bic-ling Stabbing Ocii‘rtory. baritone solo-filled Thai Modest iiinrth and iicsvon...... I’ Sanderson Unaccompanied Quartm~My Heaven- ly Home Proctor Postludowldorcii Triumpbslwmlnmii IlN‘itlI' at: ~MONDAY'. IPIOIAL. JOIILOFF'I Very Best Butter, tide lb. TWO CENTS, Probably Will; minute His Posilion at Audienc'tl Io Pilgrims III that Ordinlhltloh m Pope Pius x may become ii member of the Knights of Columbus. l’roco dent for such It step In given by point.- Ing to his enrollment about a year ago in the ancient Rambo Academy of the ‘Arcsdl. The clerical and its members of the Knights of Columbus would be Joyous should the pope become a knight. it is believed he will announce his posi- tion at a special audience he will give to I pilgrim band composed of Knights and their families next summer. The pilgrimage will be itid by the incorpor- ators oi the lodierwWIIIIum M, (teary. DanNI‘Gulwoil and Dr. M. C. O'Connorwand by the tier. P. J. MD- (llvnoy, brother of its founder. Alter. Iiey John J. Phellln oi Waterbury will he of the party. Will View the Vatican Treasures. After the audience with Pope Plus the Knights will hate the privilege of viewing the Vatican's beautiful Kai'- Ilens and art gallery. in the Sistine chapel they will see the works of mini- tors that adorn-Ila walls. III at, l’c» Inr's special services will be held for the pilgrims from America. Mar Kennedy. rector of the Ameri- can College In Rome. will bid the pil Itrlms welcome thorn. and they will greet the American students in their summer retreat just utltllde tho city. Meant To Be and. To The Pope. At the audience with Pope Pius thr Knight. will present to him It substan- tial purse and an Illuminated address conveying the greetings of the. sonic ty. 'I‘Ilc travelers will have a whole It'd tioII oi souls at the Passion Play III tilicrammuuau. in (found the pilgrims Will be entertained by‘thc faculty of tho (lolleglo hrignoll Hill. -m-mt .. ~MONDAV'8 SPECIAL. JOSELOFF'O land (Hammond Ilia. 25c. w... a 8.4—” SUNDAY “SHEEN .liIlSTlTUTE TO DISCUSS WlBRATlON a... ...~ N-.. .4... m Rev. lh. Maulsrland Will Lecture To- morrow Evening on "Germany and its Propic" Among tlIc important .‘ullllil’t III which IIII‘ licIIlIz conshicretl on finntlny Won- Inga. by IIIn Sunday Icrcuinu Institute. III the South Norwuiil lYtIIrI‘iaIillonnl church. is the outdoor of lllillilflrnllllli‘. lir, MilclIII‘lIinti. who lh‘ to lecture to. Irotrovv evening, on “liorninm and its Ptople." has made llihtl} long visits to Germany, and be thoroughly believes that our German t‘llllvlln bring to iIiI RI‘I‘III material and moral strength III the building up of our nation. it we are to bring all them- \Hl'itlll‘i pI-uplt'a into their pioper ulth i‘llll‘l'll‘nlb‘lllt‘ t... more than most pcoplt- land from which Ibo) traditions, The purpose In taking up this quea- llou iii to help brim: about It iI'IIc dc- lIIocrnI'I by bringing together in one fraternal life, all of them- brothers and sisters who conic to on front the old world. The musical pI'tIuI'uIII llillltil'l‘liw cw- IIIIII: will be appropriately roIII (ll-l“ IIiIIn coIIIptnIers. and this illustrates the great wealth of music which we owe to the (Icrnuln people. The musical program begins III 7:20 o‘clock. nnti'lho Int-luri- on “llerniany and III: i’ooplo." which follows. will be Illustrated by the slcroplicon. many of tho views being from photographs tail- on by the lecturer. The musical pro- gram will be he follows: l)rgan~~'l‘ti the Evening Star. .WIIItncr Organ and ()I'cliciii.rit--Woiitoniled.. iiansor t3litIrIIu~-~Father of hitll'clep ..... . Abt Solo—~Aiimucht ...... Schubert Violin fable-«Prise Hung .. .. Wanner l'olItlIIdtM—«Altmro Ithelnbcrger TWO RESTAURANTS HAVE CHANGED HANDS Quite an axtonsivo restaurant deal was consunultod III tiouth Norwullt yesterday. whereby two establish- moutl ciian hands. . Special 0 car .Iohmliyons, purchlw oil the former Raymond restaurant to Washington street from 0an Hottint or, who has conducted it successfully for a. number of months, and Mr. Hat.- illlfliii' purchased Edward Newman’s Auditorium restaurant In North Main street. ‘ need to know do about the l'lIIIII‘. and its ~ strapped tints st. O'Brien. I‘cllliloilu . iiiil IlIIII , CRIMES IN W illRK' Police Balllcd at Latest Outrapu. ll Suspect Herbal Dennison Is Still in Custody lliRl llRlRRill llilil liliiR lilll llilllllll Young Woman Has Bottle oi Milriol Dashed Over Her Face and Neck NEW YORK. .IIIII. 29.-—Wlth liar- borl Dennison. the supposed maniacal perpetrator of the Washington Heights I‘nrlt‘doublo murder, III close custody. the police today were puzzled in In- I'cattgatllig two brutal crinica just com- mitted to learn that “in both Instances the criminal was a man answering to nearly every Instance the description of the supported Insane man who klilc ed the two boy coasters week before last. Dennison, of course, is elimin. «ted in these cases. Marian Miller, a pretty clilld of five, who was dragged by It wllilcycd man into E Second avenue basement and stabbed yesterday was said today to be III a fair way to recovery. The knife. presumably aimed at the heart, struck just too low and her ribs worded of! the blade. The description given of the suspect tallies with that of the Washington Heights maniac. except that the man In the recent case was clean‘ shn vcn. Similar. likewise, Is the description gIIcn by Misti Caroline I’riesier, of the stranger who came to tho door of her room on West idznd street and dashed a quantity of vitriol upon Iicr Elite and neck. kilns Priester it; disfigured for life. Dennison was still held in custody today and further attempts will no made to establish his Identity no the. park slayer. ~SPECIAL. Small lean Fresh llama. HI: lb. ' Loin III Port to roost. lic III. lloiilenuidc. Link or ling Sausage. HI‘ ”I, iii'enkiust llacon, Inc “I lit-st Shoulder Slcnit. l'.!t' llI, i.cnit l‘oI liimsi. IL‘c lli (‘holcc Native Fouln. 23c ill. Roasting t‘hlcircns, L'ul‘ lb. llAYIrII-I‘ MARKET. an alumina II Initial, In One Passenger and Two ’ninmen lninrcd. BIII Others Saved Them- selves bv Jumping .W'll’l‘Aiii'LA. (1. Jan. I: ~---tInc pure sengcr, Mrs. iii. ilartzberx. of Provi» deuce. iI i.. and two trninnien were Injured here today, when the Lake ilhorc Limited was struck from the rear by the lloslon and St. Louis Ex: press while standing over the Lake sin-ct subway, cast of the station. The Limited. which lit the sccond fastest train on lli.- Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ilnilwny. Ilutl stopped here to take on It dining car. It iii followed by the express. The in. coniolivo of the express plowed Into the obscrvntloh our of the Limited. which was unoccupied. almost demol- IIIIIIIiIr It. The shock Ilcrallcd four I’ulliuaua on the limited. Mrs. liuctzncrx was tlirown altaluiit It mirror III a Pullman anti her face badly out. Other passiinitcrs were shaken up. llIIIgIncor Weiselt and his firemen on the oxprcim jumped when they now their danger, IIIIIl,wore only slightly injured. The linlmiitliiVn of the ox- prcini was badly «laboured. Both trains were delayed two hours. TOLEDO BLACK HAND conspirators GUILTY ronnoo. o..- .I'ini. ’29.-Ail of the It Sicilians charged with black hand conspiracy were found guilty by the Jury In the federal court today «CHALLENGE GALE. Logo lamb. tic lb. Loin Lamb I roast). Ilie lb. Host, Loin Chopl. 18c lb. Fresh Pork Loin. Inc lb. ii'roah Shoulders, Iic lb. , Home licensed Fowl. an: lb. Prime Rib Rout. dildo to 180 lb. PUBLIC MARKET. 33 south “till 8i. ' would be consumed to much the some i The printed document. Wigwam-» llilil lillllilllllii tliaiiintpsr-wl’IrIchoi inquiry Amnsps Greater interest Than Ever WASHINGTON, Jan. 29:»le third day of tho Ballihgcni’lucbot Congres- sional Inquiry opened with Louis Glav- is, the chief accuser of Secretary Bull- lager still the witness before the com: mittec. The Indications were this morning that both of today's sessionsl way as were the sittings of yesterday. III the reading Into the record of In. quiry of various letters. documents and telegrams that have been published In connection with President 'i‘aft's re- cent message to the Senate to re- sponse to a request from that body for all the papers in the ease. amounting to more than 807 pages. consists not only of the, (lluvls charges and the rte port of AtorneyvOeIieral Wiehrflmm cxoncratlng Secretary Bailingor from any impropriety or wrongdoing, but statements made to the president by Secretary iiallingor himself by Fred Domictt, commissioner oi the Land 0i~ flea, and by H. H. Schwartz, chief of, the Field Division of the Land (Juice. The "prosecution." as the attorneys for Ginvls and i’lnchot are termed, is quoting from the record Indlscrirnin- ‘ ately, and referring to various tole- grams and letters offered by Socrov tary Bailinger In his statement. as a part of the case against the Secroary. Mr. Iirandels. of the counsel for Glar- Is declared that It is all in the arrange- ment of tho telegrams and letters. lie says the way they are presented In the various reports included in the Son. sic document It would be difficult ov- on for a "Philadelphia lawyer" to get heads or tails of the subject. inter- est III the inquiry continues at high point and even the Increased seating capacity III the hearing room III the Senate omcc building Is taxed by the spectators. including many women. Milli WRlliR l RlllPlR; Author oi “Coo-Coo Eyes" Quits the Colts. Hits the Pipe and Tech Morphine IIE"I‘RI‘II'I‘, Jan. Zitwiiugb Cannon. .‘id years old. who wrote "(Ioogou Eyes.” "Ain't llnt a Shame.“ ‘mil llal~ ‘ icy" and other classics of razlime. was sent to EIIIIII' pocrhousc chncsilny. llc Ioltl the story of his life in short. expressive sentences. Red. Olly Booze. "I quit the coke easy." he said. "Fifteen days In the jail cured Inc of that. I hit the pipe III New York for n your and stopped that. I went up analltst the machine-hard, IIIIII unit. but booze, red. oily lioozcmlhat's got me for keeps. "I started When I was III; now, l'ln illi and except for seven months on the water wagon I've been pickled most of lhe time. it was 20 yells-«w 21‘ black, nasty. till‘ii yearn-~wllh only It llIllc brightness now and then when i made good with some song." I‘UND subunits. MILLS AMOUNTS To sauna Through llio efforts of (loorgc Allen. of Norwalh. the widow and large fam- ily of the late George Mills, the un- fortunate painter who met a tragic «teeth by falling imm a ladder. will I'll- cclvo the attainment iilllll hf ”Milli. Ever since Mr. Mllhl‘ death. Mr. Allen has been tirelessly at work among hill friends In Norwalk. South Norwalk and Westport milking collections for the unfortunate family. The response has been generous and today the above sum was turned over by Mayor Brundue. to whose trust the money was kept. to Mrs. Mills. She has re- cchtiy moved to New Yorlt city. but wishes through the columns of The. SUIUIIBI to thank her many friends for their generous contllbutlons. She adds that titeirIgooduoIIs to her will never be forgotten. W ~ROYAL SCARLET CANNED GOOD! MINIOT PAOKID. Pineapple. the can: don... $2.75. Ilvcrgmn Corn. doli.‘fl.iib. Illniull him: beans. dos... 81.70. NELEION HOYT'S RELIAI'ILE‘GRO- CERY. W Mrs. (Iberian H. am. of one. View avenue. ll OIIIW‘ t com- pany of friends this alter-noun at her home. in honor or Mrs. Emory Bimir son. of Pcekslliil. who ll her guest. REli lilil Rllllii llilil .. I llilil . M iII IIIIIM I Mill Unique Patriotic Decoralions. Willi a Maypole Arrangement ol the Club's Colors union's all In llilil IIIIII nuts Some oi the Guesls Who Participated in the Festivilies One of the pleasuntcst of the many Inld-wlntcr functions was the Informal reception and dance given in hock- wood‘s Hall, Norwalk. last evening. by the members of the Nutmeg Club. The members of this social organization have a reputation for giving entertain- ments and nuance and last night's event was no exception. No efforts had been spared by the entertainment committee to make the affair the best In years. University and college but- nors and pennants, handsome Ameri- can flags and hunting, and a Maypols (Continued on Fifth Peso.) -—MONDAV'S SPECIAL. JOSELOFF'S Washing Soda. 10. 1b.; 100 Clothes ‘ Pius. lilo. i Chained advertisements on this a! weirdo or tall. 25 cents: 3 timu. i «on additional word. I cant pII' inn-morn WANTED. WANTED ~(‘IIMi‘ldTi6N’l‘ Gilli. AS Ibiunbormulil and buttress; uagcil $23 per mm III Inllflll‘i Mls.hi..‘.~i.l.oeltwotx1.$0 . mllnwixui Avc. Jill) 3i. WANTED‘dIRiYi’JII mull IUIJVI‘H‘Y \Ingon. Mimi ballot)” dim lu‘wltg- ply Allnlllit at Pacific To! to. i ii.- ~ ingtou Ht 12831 WANTED .\ (‘lilitilllib “WIMAN NR cook and laundrcsit and to can: for lower limit. can utter nun-run- macadamia Mir—4* m. .Mmmnans. 93 at Ave.. ora . “silk. HI, - wmrno Herr? I'Inms snA rt- ed on“! The Fort-lit I.‘ trill (.‘o. WANTID~~HY YOUNG (‘UUPIIE Ilirco or four furnisbcd rooms for light liotluckwping, centrally located. Write. stating particulars. to “1L." care i‘vcn- itig.‘i.c1itlnci 325M WANTED iit‘ LADY. (III) NTItAldJ locintnl room. unfurnished prctclied. with board \vIIcII III homo. Avian most of Iihlc. I'M-Irwin A. It. “”0 amount. :26 St A WANTED «IIAY b‘lltlfihlAN. MI'ST BE iiiiudy with tools and have, good rofcru cuccs. Apply Ilowuyton Ilrocnliouucil. lluwuylim, ITIIIIII. 1"6 6t WANTED r-‘l‘ti Bl‘ \ cattle and pnrlliiv lit‘rll at cm IuIlII. Ex- Irn prices for calves. II riotlman. Conv ncctlcut Turnpike. South Norwnllt. Till :1 " o ‘._3 m tantrum-2r)”w fries 'rlioua Ni) FEATH- I-rbotla. l'ay IliI-lilflioat , I iricc. Also aulituo I‘Iii-niIIiI-Ii. Addrfls eds. our. Sent Iioi Ullloc. . I180 "I “i;— TO LET TO LET .-\ NIGW HOUSE. rooms. with impioicluenlu: fine root; adults only In the holy Boulevard. lII- quire on premises. J! 15 22 ii! To LIT SIX nouns BATH. ETC: ‘ that hour. No I nun-Ill At‘t‘. Inu .lill‘llli Idiichilcr. ll? Quinlnrd live. i To LIT-I‘v-II‘IVIC “DUMB. 10 ( RUSH 812. " South NI-I'wnlh: rent 812. Nature .l. A. itudtlcr. lull South Main St. cl. “ifis'ai -.4 sari-m i To LET— L'II'l‘TAIHvI. Six IIIMIMB at Spring rlt: bulb and all IIItItIcIII improve- ments. Inquiic ii. .I. lley'noltla cigar iuiloI y 1;: South Main St. TO LET 'I‘lilll" l‘} FURNISHED ; rooms ioi light liotmckooping. Andros! N.. care i‘ venltlir Holitlnoi. 13’! .it i} TO LET Illiifb‘l-I. it It nus. BAT” and attic. with all modern mprovetnnntl. III "HP condition; maul ltmlloll. inquire Ill Woodward Ave. 12731. mhbkfiliij. FOR IALI 'l‘lllllvii-I B rlI-r puppies. chixiecd. lInv.tiIiInII Iii plinth MIIIII Iii. FOR “an (loot) tux PER CidN'I‘. Solid mortgage. inquire J. J. Idliithiiol'. oIIIII Nor'.\\ulk .138“ I TON 'I‘bilto. nqulrc i). W.‘ it: Ht Tel. 808. Ida SAle IcivorcIocI-nna boflzlih: "‘4 I volumes complete. 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