. I I; . Petition in intettatsnl llyahrlnen Asia That drum on Itlv- Willilllli denture IIIII them and lie IIII Dyooltllla lVl‘iitlI SIII Water A potltltlon of brind coupe III rein tion to the oyster bualnese and the ‘ilollution oi the‘ Norwalk River and hither Via in circulation, having been notion out In the Interest: of the oys- termen. it in uddreeoeil to the select- lnen, the town health ofttcor and the Net-walk city council and health board. rolling on them to’ take steps to change the'preeout method of sewage filament and prot'enthi‘g other pollu tion of the river and harbor. This morning it copy or the petition was being circulated in this city and contained the signatures of most of the physicians and of anumhor oi other citizens. ‘ The petition suyn: To the Honorable liourd oi‘ Shirt-intro and to the Health 0mm of tho Town of Norwullt. the HIIIIornble Mayor and Council and the Board of Health of the City oi Norwnlk. Gentlemen: The undersigned l'(V~ -~—-—- (Continued on Fourth Page.) IIIIII IIIIIII IIIII tiltinn Editor Iiorbort Francis Sherwood. of the New York, Tribune. gave his tor lul‘i‘ before a lull liOll|ll that evening. at the South Nortwtilt Congrrgatiounl Church in tho Sunday Evening Inatl- turo Ivourtlo. Tho auhlei‘t was "Thu Grout Human ltlver.” This “river“ was tho grout IIlI‘raIII of IIIIIIIlgriIlloh to our land. hlr. Sherwood} lecturl- wuo tilting:- ' Iy associated with the provloue loo lures In this conflict film)“ it) lir. Mill‘- lnrlahd on the subject of lnuuigrnlinn. Dr. Maciul‘lnnd'u leolhreit intro umlnly dealt with the landa from \A‘Illl'lt Ilw people oolno. and wlth lht- olIurrttII-iu- tire of the propir. Mr. Bhorwuod took the subject up III this point and uncle'- M the proI-onnou which the Immigrant guru through III order to ronrh tilt-no uhorca. Hill triuln lll‘t' many. ilo lllltl to no liIrough‘u multitude of oaaiitluailouo. and In tlflolt exploited and owlnflod at the very beginning by the agent: in tho old world. The wonderful plum oi dctontlon at ilumbtlrg wail tit-north» (Id. 0n arriving III our Illtil‘lllt ho noon through nevornl morn oxuluinntlouu. odd illinlly when lauded, buys whiit he IIuppoIII-n In bin railroad Ilolwt. pay-II noluobody five dollars tor It. and until an elevated railroad tlolwt. llul lifter it whllo. in the mold, the Immigrantit lind their pluoon. got settled down, and become good Mill uiiotui citizens. Mr. Sherwood believer thoroughly III our Immigrant people. He deuterlbod name of their nourishing nottkuueutu In vurloua placer. y are almont nlwuyn interested to ‘odnoatltui, and two that it III provided for their chllr— run. in recent tool» that have been union the children or the immigranta were tound to woman manor intellectually tlhan those oi American born parents. After the lecture 1dr. Ellwood WM greeted by It Invite number oi the gath- ering in the rcnoptoin room. it wna announced that next sundry evening. bumbling ill 7 30 o'.etock Dr. Maolar- land would giro his Indium on the Pan- non, Play. to be WWnled by It gradient aorvlco In connection with the rational molten. . “TWINE? in Mill p. m.. the Chromite. of Pater- w. Jr. Hudaou nitrit- Lu cham- va. Norwalhl. lilph I In. tight at dill). mahothalt mw"nfl.‘ia . ‘ . II...- The new pumpllt ol' the city oi“ Bolt nomad water worku was placed in communion hilt uiday night, and III now In plying the pill Iouldonto with on about tit aupply oi water. the prciieul‘e being iorty tint-e uud one-halt opinion, which in llltillclellt for all the merit in that sec- tion. and will be tor many years to conic The plant consists oi twp complete unite. In the pumping moon on the ' oust Itllle of Taylor avenue, there are two li‘mi Wayne Ion horoc-pbtver mo- torn directly connector! to two atago Winthlngton puntpl. bitch unit being capable of delivering too gallona of water per minute. The Domini work automatically. both were uaod in tlll- ing the tank on the top of the hill. but now one will be in use the‘ llrut week and then the other will be‘u'aod. When the tank is tulioinator. which generally happens north the night. both pumps atop of tho aelt'lIlt. god should the tank 'ovcr become empty during the day. both pump! will utart working again. When the tank in full the water In 268 feet. abolie “lean high Water. This in Iwu feet higher than the Wilton reservoir. which given the residents the measure of forty-three and otto- half pounda. Work has been III progrouo on the station and tank for aovoral monthu pant Mid the improvement In the water nnpply on the hill district in very no- ticeable, and' the residents are elated to think they will have as good water service IIII any other nerttou of the town marred by the 80th Norwalil water system. Whonrver the water ronrhen iltr danger point. or any special troubli- occurs at the pumping elation. an alarm in given at the electric light etu- tlon. and lhottc who look litter the real- or nyntem will give. it their lIIIun-dlato attention. llllllll'l Blilil lillllll lll llllllll IlailBeanLelttindor aSIuneln One at Ila nIeud Itm.’ Feed the OIII- .. druI'a IleIVInI * Union has another mystery in the iludlng yesterday attorhoon of the body oi IIII1MIIIII girl by tnptnln lteln- ort uttporintondont oi the Barton rhilt dron‘s home. The body waa wrapped in one ut tho lord bagn oi the llrnt oi Ilnymoud llrothorn. South Norwnlit. while another elmilnr iced bag was lltst‘d on an outet ensuring. til regular clothing thrro wail not. a ntltch nor anything further that Would loud to tho appmhonuion of any partirn ron~ corned in tho ulialr. The bundle had been left under a pile of alumni. about tilt) tool, from the highway. itn tlnding wail duo par- tially to tho nprlngllho woathcr. Font years ago Captain Rolnort tound one of lllii home boys. “Little Freddy." at thin very npot. Freddy. however, watt alive and be In now It luiity youngtttor. l‘aptnlu ltnlnort utrolled out there with him yotttnrday to like hiII picture where ho who found. Within two feet oi whore Freddy laid four yoaru ago. the captain mode htn yoaterdny Ilud. llln attention wail Ilii'wtod by u dill. agreeable odor. . (inplulu ltoinorl roporlud the itnd to Countable Wlipnr' ltatea. of tiarlcn. who In turn Ilotilled Dr. A. i. Iloune. medical examiner for tho town oi Dar- lon. llr. Ilouno ahIo notified Coroner C. it, Wilaoh. oi Iirlduoport. lIr. liouIIe raid today that the body was that of a new-born lutani that had been dead perhapa thirty dnyn and perbnpa three nIonttnI. Owing to the just how long the body had occupied the position In which it wait found by Captain Iteiuerl. tie doubted that the ohlld Willi of Latin parentage. owing to Itri tlIllIt roddiuh hair. and thought likely the parontn were Ilunnrlanu or Poloitu. Illll lllJlIilliS ‘llilll llllllilll Item Bolted “Down Hilton-Foot Embankment and Carriage struck Immature IIANBIIRY. March 1t.—~tluconaoioua and probably autio'rlng ‘I'roln concur- rim or the brain, tare. doorman Cro- lut. oi lliltl Main arrest. wa- tahon to It local hoapltiil‘aiter having been in- iinrod in a runaway accident. hm. Crolut wad out driving with her butt bend add the latter loll. the loan to roommate Milli thd drl'er‘ tol. “other team who had collided with tho driver or a third taut for running into him when tho millet horse boiled. and)”. in: down i ill-toot embankment threw the amino onto hire. Circuit. render. lug her unoonreloun. Iniurlng her hand and Initiating horrible Internal Injury loa the «unit of which. intro not been umrtatnad. a: winter weather it could not ho told. on how not In... a" on Young Barber, la Held In Bonita III 81W tor Trial Illll III lllll IBIIIIIIII lllllll lIlIlll llllllll Several Camel Intoxication ills- poaeii at by Moe e'l'ayior Prank Fulton. years. in locked up at police headquar until next October. Judge .Ioaoph It Taylor placed Fall hint been unable to get a bouihttaan. a modern lothnrio. glrin. nothing in II Nomalk barber ahop Iioth Patton and the airt III-e tialiana Tho Izlrl hurt Ii lather nod a Ittep untitled oi tho affair. to nrrit-r hero this afternoon. up hill wife. aayst. who asked him to lure the mar- rnigu coronmhy. but our limo he put it all lie tinallt aald they would be married yesterday and when Fulton failed to make good there WM cridunb Iv II lltilt‘ tune. tor the Itlrl cayii II. was then that the man taunted her it further exportation. omit-tooth WIH rent alter Fulton limo. ottargo of limit living loaotluvr. Late M r. lug hrunnht n girl uudrr alto tron Itor_ a log him in the taco. Liquor the Can». tore the police court thin uuu'uluu. III duo to the Influence of liquor. Edward Elation wall lilCIiNl up III-u tho ll. tintith. lie won charged whirh ltd paid. a urday night by Dillon Smith and panhandling. ludip- ‘l‘aylot iu tall for panhandling. Prank Mtugoooal wan unlock yeatorday morn Ig by (idiot-r Frank titration. who daixIdI-Il that he saw the wound drnnit and nurturing around and making an I-Iiorl to not Into aalooon. Frank dorlarod he won‘t drunk and Judge Taylor continued his one until 4 o'clock thta afternoon. lllllllll III lilllll UM fire. the total Iona Ia H.000. W mat for no «no human V‘nivVo union. ‘t‘n son the old order that ‘ hurl curred in dill? tum away. and the aged twenty-eight tern In Havllund direct. on the serious charge oi abducting Mine Jennie be gone. an attractive and pretty young mien. who wont be eighteen yeara old an under It iltio on tho charge. but he According to Iilleti Dozen. Fallon ta 8hr says lie. to- duced her to run away with him to get married and when Idle romonntrutod with him for not having the ceremony performed. he boarded thut he had not- od In tho «unto manner with tour other Fulton and tho girl cattle to South Norwalk about a month ago and in the meantime the former hail been mother. and alter the we got into the bandit oi the police the father wait ilo Ia expected l-‘alico ttnd the girl. it In outed. have been living In Wood street an than ’and wife. and Fallon halt panned the girl oil to rarlona pooplo ho hair met A number of titties. ahr ‘ . _ V t brine ptuior-‘I prelude on “It V. V‘ “tailor; or The Nor- wniiia. " ‘ “ It to good to live? in theme progreii- now come to Iaitc IIII hitter. In the life oi'tho people. There III Iona monotony In lilo today than ever before. (treat thing» are tunnelling. Notable occa- Ilotlli are finding turn of generous and uneoldnh blower who are putting them-elven in do moire-tad licorice ot a united bmohdrhboii What la true in the world II. hum in the true In our own continuum m town meeting lent \t'edncndny night will Income more uni more memorable in the history of The Nor- walhn aa limo goes on. Future devel- opments willinturprot its toll meaning. The Indgment or reiteration: to colors will commend the. Wisdom and torn night at the Inca of today who are building for the hunre. had that great authoring oi ciliaona will be one of the landmarks III the atory oi Nor- walk‘o program. ltit that and fundnmnutnl maturi- will no mo apirtt of harmony and sin Itienontt of partition that prevailed It ear the form oi a new tittion; not a vague or imaginary Halon. horn in . the dreamt: or dream! men. but It oral . creation of It now and better Norwalk. the. rubiimc; achievement of coopera- tion tn‘tho common ‘Iv’eliure of. the whole community. it la highly proper for on ”at. all tidIeII to anticipate the truths or aoeh WOWHW and rejoice together in tin reallfllioo lhtltaponaablo to all promos In a united people. “on who are united captain III Fire Pollen Crushed lllllii Sllllli IIllIlll sitcom tum on non: van. in Falling Wall, and onto Are Badly Iliit‘t ' IIIIIII II IIIIIIII able running: W JAMESTOWN, bl. Y" March "or" Beginning Saturday night and ending thin morning, Jamestown was visited by a aortas I meet. costly tires it has cvnr had. manning In a total ton of 3800900. the death at con man and the serious Injury or three others. The dead: John .iianoon. captain oi lire police; crushed by tailing wall. The. injured: Alfred Shoeatnith. altuil fractured: will die. George King. both logo broken. .Ioel Obert. baoit hurt. Internally vin- lured lluiidlngn destroyed uoro: “MM. (Continncd on Seventh Page). W»~>~ruumm..a;¢~ m... PlIIll ‘llllll’lllll III III? III. IIIIIIIIIIII That Ia It You Would Believe the a The I now unvnn March II. haircut. End by a two dayl' real and encouraged own character In .. tribute .th ta. ”II ,V In the pride ot a local pitflotlatn: than who perceive on creator“ of their mating pith their nun cltllrnl; thou who can to the unity oi em Liataa Itoeentlyileviaaii \t‘lth-l'i'mlt'l'. March Vtt.w»»'l‘hr work at the board of relief and «unor- hu boon completed in the town of Jennie laid her one. More the po- iloe yeaterday and Utilize: Clarence o iound him,at hill home In Wood street, 'l‘bo girl having admitted inul aho had been living with the man for Iiilltli" It Ivan apparent to the police that it won pulmonary to lay the raao before brimming Attomry \‘i‘. I". 'l‘uiuiuany m nsrorlaln what to m, niundlng In thatrovln path at advanro with tho girl. Pinon-tum Tammany mom. rivaling the barriora ol pvt-luv Intitl to hold thorn temporarily on tho 'l‘amltiauy doridod on tho nodtw- llon churn-I ngalt'ltil l-‘allro tor hits lIIIr IIIIothor nt‘hie Into thin one. on a tattle protonno that ho intruded to marry . l’udI-r tht- r-tI-rulurlnllros. Fulton ap pears to how u hoary Iicnimtcr «tan ”.- ’t‘hnro were noverni nllil‘t‘ I‘itttt'tti In» ngllthoueo liliuuton on the Wash- ington Itiroot bridge by tittioor .Iohu with breach of the peace and intoxication and Wu third 37 Mill cumin on vault. i\ utrangor giving the mono oi \"lil tor liloltrtdge Ivan nino picked up tini- ‘l‘iw uncured who charged with luluxll‘nlltm lut- ponod a line of 3:» for drunkenness and sentenced Moliriduo to ten days erlted up at I moiety 3;, it}: Winn today . ‘ People In I»! (‘AInII-Ititlnut common- wealth have pointed in the put to The Norwililia. and raid: "Iloholtl It troupe divided agalnnt itwlt‘: II people not willing to do tor thelumdi-nu what ‘na‘ IIIIV‘ ha: done for them. behold them dice and piayhtg tho mine of din» agroctuont with each other “ Whether the verdict of thoao on Itn- unit-lilo in true or not. to not this true. that tho would town meeting Iran a revelation before the world. that Thr- Nomalha are undivided. that the wh)’ for them to more together In in the mutual lin- pmromcnt and drrolopmont of their mutual mallow. Thorn to nothing that doatroyr our preludloo. breaka down tho barrtnrti of our imaginary dldoronron and di- riotous like tiny IIIIntmoniI of mine gloat nnd worthy innit that commands nabecnuao It in Itepondrnt upon nu. It In a noble lull IIIIII lit-III out to build bridgea and cilantro nail-eating and malarial lowlandu into meatloa‘a oi groom but nobler ntlll in the union oi men that. enumeration them to the tank. in thin we m n new vlnhio of 'l'ho Norwaihu. and with It we nor a now bridge. a Ianlinu monument to our united and conutracilro ctforta. It may be too tar in the future for no to tutly uppmtale. but iron- this non bridge the people of this common f l l I “import. m theygraud lint» an to "mom: taut-autumn. ‘ some ol‘ the intonatldg Item: in the compilation of the books are giv- on below: Tin-re are 925 dwelling banner In town, which are'vainetl and faxed In a whole at ALMIJW. Thorn tire ILWI arrest of land on the taxable lint: 120!- atom and milla bill horn". valued at HUM-g nine. icnl lnutrnlunuta to tho \‘Illlli! oi hill.- btlti; houuuliold furniture comes up to 833.825. '1‘th in $335 due from pull tax and that duo from military tax. No Ionda In Yawn. According to the books there III only 8.3.800 out at Interest III the town oi Wrnlporl. No stocks or bundii have boon Illarurorcd anywhere within the prorinctn of the town. and no no tax could be loriod on such commodities. 'l‘aImI altogether. it would mm an it tho pooplo of thin town were but a block moored from the poor inmac. an the amount of money on hand or needing 8100. ll put down an only At. 040. The report will matte luteroollna‘ reading for n Ilruat utility people. Ihooe who enjoy fiction an well an those who took for facts. the areal Atlantic maul. land that lieu hr and IIICMI who trawl through it. will huvo an uuobulruetod view of one of the moat beautiful hurborn nlouit It in not too intaginattvo to are that Iain all t-leariow ovo- biennium III IIIIIIIIIII Yea. more. Il’ Sillllil llllllllll Lantern caused Finnntl Finlay—FM". Him. 600' ‘Nl‘ulr Norfolk. and toulnroatd your m__m ,' m 2:33:19 . oyalti III mom on on pro- aout‘n WINDHAM March It-«ln ‘ It lira which deatroyod a barn belong» ”ion." a a "'IT' ing to the Pnoina mills company early ”F I n .T "K! yesterday, Edgar Bunirea Aand tour hor CHICAGO; W lit-“Tho prohohtii two were burned to death. The barn wan rented by F. It. Eaton. and by whom aqulroe wait employed. adult-en wont thli night in thaiiiarn attending a lick horn and it II Weed that either Elohim or one oi the honor , uput I lantern letting the barn on] w. deal-tor. mum“ the broth- nr. Eaton: Ion la It too and III-noon or hound hum on on- uno today. lra niorinod Into Norm aik‘n uoaaldo park. with tie breakwater that nlli matte even more boaulitul the harbor beyond: that will give to thin growing community It peoplea recroa lion ground. eaclaaivn of none except thono who would mar It» lreodom and bounty by their immoral inundation To live in thin rlaiott oi unity. iiu- prm'ument. and development III to live in the hope and faith ot a new and Ity or a areal nitrate atrtlIa nu tin- cried today when a imminent railroad odlulal. In Ipoaitlnp tilt tho I? roll- roadII involvoil iii M limited title culturally. doeiatedi that there war no‘otiahol III a "newt." triathlon, would not any that he would ore-r the men to birth It an unfavorv . and Ionic men mat their wiven all able Hilly to drill“ M on» uhoultt right-unaudited Ilia wivn decline to perturbed mmhevodldlaaw In. Illil’a Illneaa Will llolay" Ilia Billion to Capitol WAdllthl’l‘ON. lurch li.-Word halt been roeolvod here that lira. E. .i. than. III enduring with pneumonia at that Bot-Inga, Arkanaunr where Mr. Hill baa been undergdttt'g treatment“ tor rheumatlatn tor. Ila mite. . Itr. Hill halt been expected to w Greenwood. hip. private uoorotary. got It telegram yam”. tolling oi lira. Hill‘a Illnou and laying that Ilr. filll’a Morn would be potttpouod Indefinite- i!» . « . lawnmower dietitian, oi Contracti- out. who hint Manhunt tor Jutland Ian. Iaya ho will leave for donate. 2G!» (my. “I“. tore mind tooth. Hill. wile oi the Connecticut oongrcaa- at. turn to Wuhingtonttoday. but Charla , “Gilead luui hoped to ; a toe ht; triend hepreitentatlve ltlll. be- m on Mic Inn Union city Girl ohm ed Willi Murder .A—a—n— by the thought that the gruelling one examination to which she was nub looted on Friday at last week would . aoon he at an end. Sophie ltritchnnin. . the Union City Innate teacher, on trial . with Jonoph little ell oi Wateritury.n bartender. no canning the death of liroultdow Rntvlnlluut. appeared bright and cbcerhu a: rite entered the super- ior Court room this morning for the opening or the dur'u echelon. The crowd on hand at Friday a hour- lng was in evidence again today. hot it out wan vacant and a large portion or the spectators in the court room wan mode on of canton. drawn by tile not that Sophie would. be on the wit Dr. It. K. ltulkenalahth'whtim the accused girl had hocn'Wged, oiln‘ie to New Haven tummy and paid a visit to her at the New Haven jail. it in understood that he may poaalhly be a witnone in the can State Attorney Kellogg, on the open Ing of court, continued the CW!- axnlnatlon tram the point where he left oil at the clone oi Friday" It Mouton The without was unable to remember who- thor or not title It had made more thou one threat walnut Kulvlnaltnn on the Thur-allay night preceding the crime. In nunwcr to a donation by Mr. Kei~ logg witness raid that «It the time Idle where no won found. one knew when she saw Joe Mitchell coming toward them that the latter had repeatedly throat ed liens life. aophle aaid she had timer seen the path through the bushes into the Roberts lot until Itho alarled to go In with lion, and that he had hold of her hand. She Mont want to go in but he wanted do have her and she went. Witnetns wan question- ed riooeiy all to the thickness at the tin-hen she and Kulvlnnltaa were lean- lng against in the Roberts let on the w i was with Kutvlneliaa near the spot‘ While some Did denim to Work There War it Quin in the ' Strikers Bonita Sllllil IIIIIII IIIIS V II I Hill lllIIIIII . ' 0......“ Labor’s turn I... Watched Willi interest PHILADELPHIA. March lt—‘Ittldi" cat. in the general strike today centim- ed on the ability oi the labor‘ unions to hold the striking workmen together and prevent a break as predicted be_ w... (Continued on Filth Page.) I ”alanine:r “ammonia on title a ante: . timed. each rd. t can: on martian. WANTED. WANTIDW glttl. FUR GENERAL,“ hounotwrtt. 2. is. iiulltlcy it III. ”Jot? cit” Eon! Norwatti. waurao~ntmursn iii mama. I . prove your property now. Entire cath- Iactidn aivrn In env of the following linen: ”lodging. tilting pile driving, wharf. m I oil until bmailnuror building submarine hing Heavy machinery mot/ed and l. nmultoatarttn crock-d. 'o done on on mice. Daniel I". Tourney. It: Ste- ven- Norm-nth. Tot. 252-0. Intuit chantry-I ARI'EN‘I‘L‘RS “unfit-5'. Herbertv .cnrr. it Scarlew Arm, iii“: Nerrmlk. 1A,! WANTanIul’tcrt-zri'r unit. “:0“. afternoon at the fatal shooting. or loan. at «out * clantttu mmmmtaen on” m a tintea. t additional word. i cant.» noral houueworh Inquire o rt. LI. W. Raymond. it Worth macaw WANTIDAJIRL. I! To to his“. aim boy about to yew old. ntalta with all mmtlomt; tiniIh lax-tho. mppcr lined: bonito with acorn-m or“: 'tiamln.‘ urn w. l‘ ml ”“3“.“ Soil Box 703. South tworwrl‘li Apply Holler 8th little. . . FOR SALE. omumn uh. FOR “Lia-IIIJI‘IIE. t chomp-m1 wWANTID-«A Ta. or. nine all lmpmvemenut.“ Yin-ho. “cheap to at condition; on my terms. uni-o mediation. quit-o on promise: ml!“ or I. w Plantation All!) ndflm ”:53on home ron BALI 'rti'o sum. Hounds rice km ll'rlitll tub} lnuuin Ham INN“. ml I31 Fm Price or would loan 8300 riIt trio ‘lreu W. cam Sentinel. F0“ CALI A iAltlItiAtI Altltttildl till!“ windy fur ilmvretloh ‘ HINIII‘IA Mantis. Irlll‘. cuts. tint-[r artific- -'tt he. waunoénxmiultncnb only $' or rupture Packugo ma. Con. in ”ma; WANT cr-cnnrrm'run. auto Intro ‘ partlrolarr inuulrt mm (trove Store. [it “fit lat III-tine [motor turn» rnfrtmioni. con ”qu ml! handy with “I’M” W g "It. twli for AI 50: peril-vi condition. Call frumrevat I‘aeit I89 I"! 00». 3! Water) . ‘ a‘ttd :aro II‘M' on hull"?! Smith Narntl‘h til all!!!“ . not on mulls... «time . m ; WANT‘DthAHHINQ AND lflONING ' FOR “Lt-r Hill‘l-IIC. to In” RRITT to do at h.omr inquire ll laxl Am. olgltliarmtroomu.nll lillltmtomnu. Are. In tat newly mm mlanot mud: inLrgrlol For WANTIDMIENE l'h Ill SILVER lane Pure UTMNIII racial! Iii! ttutl Imam for lln A poll to Taylor‘WOtddon. FOR 8ALI~~BF "Alma ti'l‘ONh‘. AND and filling ”at“. Edition A (In. WANTIWSIART GIRL al' Ivorlt. Apply til Ht" ornapmatteutouaday.1nhutro:c.u.:; work or light lruoltluit Raymond lit-on. mil Iron IALL ltnlislts. SIIL‘tthih-HANII wagon» and harnonw-n. nuitablo for farm It nd hit. I!- trr‘lp In. Inuit wanna-”m nonwn blight 901m: Norwaltt. for light Implicit two or ousxfiis NOTICES. out! Ahhatfiiuama new you tun-o unfurnished rooms. MdoorA F0 I 8A l..M‘Nt'I|. I II. P. dmaa A. W.. int Went at. South Nor: lmrltorc “nil ingot-d order. ddrau walk. . . out at i‘ ti ”on “I ttoutlt Norm-iii Illlw A Withi'rtlri A Tito tI-nt girl but [one faintly: rotor-meets requl i l- . mrwalhfh “my “ ‘nrutlbr count-:- no trust: mg I I: “rational your north daunting. On minim we WAN‘rlbwtliitLS Milk“ 330”! will iaend “tuition oi Into Wall t‘uprr ntrip tobacco. Apply at no mum We to your homo. no no a roll up to n. Ligalt. It. Burlapu tiu. t‘rrionuoa. ctr. Motl- ‘ em mum. of Paperha nfn Wall namr wanna—dun m with CARE 0er removed by alcant. l'u m It; in all it doutloman‘n or. 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