#
associates eases nswe rand ALI. More or
ma Minimal! A bassist. wine auo ”one owu oesaa'roit.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly cloudym tonight; WedMaday
fair; moderate wnt winds.
W m w on m L'l'.‘
EST 1‘th 1870 Income III the so“ti“&i“-°:'rt‘l‘u".“""°“°' _ . 30m Nonw’ ‘ ' . 6m TWO CENTS!
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A Pill Pliiiii
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S-‘SlEM
ii EAR MMBERSP
Sfliiili AARWA K PM ME MACE
Matter Brought Op/at a Meeting of the.Board oi Councilmen; hy
BorporationOounsel lohu
Keogh, But Action is Deferred
for Two Weeks, When a Special Meeting Will Be Held—
Public Hearings on Summit Street, Lincoln Avenue and
Meadow‘ Street Sewer Assessments at the Same Time
Milli BElilEil MillEll Alli] iii MIME
"P M AMA
AIME, Mill Ailililll lliill
Sum oi SlOOior Elm Grove
Street Layout ExpensewMatter
of Fire Alarm Gongs Under Washington Street Bridge Goes
Over Indetiniteiy
'l he. most important cqunIIInicutioIII fncluIeIs'
submitted to the South Norwalk (‘ity
Council. last evening. at the monthly
meeting was that sent by theI commit-
ice on municipal affairs of the Merchv
ants' and Manufacturers" Association,
ini‘orming officially that the associa-
tion has secured options on land and
buildings in North Main and Union
streets, owned by Mrs. E. A. Wood-
ward. 1.. M. Wright and Mrs. W. A
Brown. suitable for a city hall, library,
lire house, assembly hall. police bond-
, quarters, jail and a yard for storage.
purposes. The properties in question.
it was stated, can be purchased no
loss than $75. 000 and through this com
Inunlcution lite Merchants‘ and Mann-
tutu lillllilii
.llii IIIIIIIIII
Water Less Salt Than That in
Which,,They Grew“ Forbidden
.
WASHINGTON. June 7.—~The long-
oxpocted decision of the agricultural
department's pure food board with rot.
crence to the floating of oysters in
Connecticut and elsewhere has at last
appeared and Connecticut oystcrmen
are. expected to he guided by the dc
cisiou which is as follows:
Must Be Labelled.
"Considerable evidence has been
submitted to the department since
the issuance of food inspection ill‘tltl‘
Assutiuliou petitioned the
c-ountil to cutofully consider the prom}
sition and suggested the propr-iety oi
having a vote taken for the issue. of
$50,000 of bonds available toward purr
chasing thI proportion and fitting
them up for city purposes.
There was also a request that the
former action of having a vote. on tho
bond issue at the. next city election
for a tire house he rescinded,
The latter request was carried out
by the council last eIIeIIIIIIz. but definite
action was not taken in regard to put-
ting the t'lly civic center question into
the call (or the city election. because
of the form in which the, resolution
.—....I
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
[lilllllli EliiiS
liEE illill Elli
Suicides Alter Day’s Work
IIIIIIII.n'I‘IIw'N. .lttne 7.I~—Mlus 1th
nice Gaines. an operator in the local
exchange of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone company, committed
suicide at the home of her sister. Alril
Frederick Hutchinson. on lilxb street.
3IsIcI'Iin3. by inhaling illuminating
A use. Miss (tallies worked until it)
Io‘Itoek, Saturday night and retired
soon after reaching her sister‘s home.
Al to II‘Ilm-h this morning Mia
Hutchinson sent to call her sister. and
ion lift on the practice of floating or i found lIcI hing ()ll her bed fully drasti-
drinking o3slcts in water of less
saline content than that in which they
were gIoIvn to IIIaturily. lI‘uil consid-
eration has been given to all the. heat
inns and to the inlets and othet infot-
IIIatioII submitted subsequent to tho
beatings and the booth to or the spin
ion that it is not improper to think u)
stern in water of a saline content equal
to that III which oysters will crou- to
maturity.” hoWever oIsteIs are
limited in water of a less saline. con-
(out than that in whlIh oyster rs will
pIopeIiI mature the packages ('Iilll
lniIIina such oysters must be VIII3
slowly and terribly labeled “li‘iIIateIi
tIysths.” otherwise they will be con
sitiiIII-Il IIIiIIiteIatIIti under section?
the law
As to Pollution.
"Particular attention should be paid
by the growers and handlers of oysters
to the character oi the water in which
the oysters are brought to maturity or
floated. Where such waters are pol-
iutetl it will invariably follow that the
oysters will also partake of this pol-
lution anti subsequent washing of the
oysters, or even floating in water
which is not polluted is likely III
cleanse them (If this pollution. ()yiiioru
found in interstate coIIIIIIurIIo in a pot-
lIItod condition because of the IIbanIII
(er of the worse in which they are
crown or floated are Itdtiltdralcd under
the (coupled drug act."
M
one AllO Itnusti‘s
ALOliB TIBLLEY LlliE
Reports of deer in this vicinity are
becoming daily more frittuout This
morning. the passenger! on the first
tIIIllIIy our up from Rowayiou, leaving
tbtI lotiot place hid II lino View of II
Iona? doc in action. it was shipping
and risking about in a lot owned by
Jacob a. Raymond near the Rowayton
junctiond and finally disappeared into
the wood It.
The passengers on the same car had
still another treat in the same line.
when they reached the Wilson road.
where a wild rabbit made its appean
shoe.
For Il number of days there have
been many other reports about deer
being seen
Fishermen who want ashore. at Cock
enoe island yesterday found the do
composed body of a back door in the
drift bit the shore. How the deer got
there or what. caused its death is It
mystery.
Another deer w found In a dying
condition in a lot Dorian yeoterday.
This specimen did not have any marks
of | I've IIIuIioII.
led with hl‘l‘ head wrapped in a towel
and an end of a rubber tube in bet
mouth and the other end being attach-
End to it gas Jct wbiilt was (tuned on
full felt-II.
Miss Guinea bud evidently planned
to ”NW lIIII tile as she had not re
‘lilf’d on going III her room but had
'uttltc Il hi IsIIit‘ in her best (tiolhua IIvIIII
Ato patent leather shoes. No reason in
known other than that she. Wltu tired
and perv-Mum loI her taking bet lilo
She left It note for her mother. the
lcontonls of width were not given out.
Ashe was .26 vIars old
A ~Aitct a hard Iiay's work, you need
llonce come to see "The
Time of line Inn." III Lockwoodu llail.
\i'IIIlneinay evening. lune ti and have
a good laugh for ”the
MIME WIVES MAKE
SAME iflliPlMilli‘I
Husbands Were Cruel and Broke
Vows-rOne Chicago Mar-
riage is involved
iI‘our divorce IIIIitII. lbroe of which at-
iIIItII infidelity no the ground. wnre iti-
Sadio .i. Nichole. of Bridgeport. wants
II decree (rout iI‘rodoI'iIIk l). Nichols. of
this city. Florence Chapman of this
city is hunted IIII IIIIroIIponduni inloio
III-Mile cruelly is also alleged. The
couple were maIIiIIIl (ictobbt ill. 1903.
The wile'g maiden time was tisdte J.
Vetidsrn.
Ohagnon III. chanson.
llelia Chiltglltiii. of llrldsopori. wants
a decree. from Moses tibagnoo. of Der.
by. Infidelity and cruelty are the
grounds. The husband is accused of
cruelly since December id.1l)il’l.'l‘horo
in one.I minor child of whom the mother
asks the custody.
wakelee vs. Wakeiw
IAN“ May Wakeloe. of Brill It
wants a divorce from Robert a son.
Wakoiea on the ground of infidelity
and intolerable cruelty. The couple
were married April 29. tutti. kitty M
suit was the wife's maiden name.
Omen vs. Oprah. "
leeward onren. at Greenwich wants
a divorce from Altos Opt-en of parts Int.
known. Desortlon is the ground. it
ft.
of New about its body. .
is said that Altos left her husband JIII
uar’y 8.1900. the couple “reliant MN
January 14.190!»
t
Mlddletown Telephone Operator
on today in the. civil superior courts
liliiiflliii AMI
iii BJMPRMMSE
Western Lines Agree to With-
draw Rate increases. and
Tail to Discontinue in-
junction Suit
-—-.-. W a.» ...
wasnmo'roti, Juno 7——A complete.
agreement between the government
and the recently enjoined railroads of
the Western Trunk lilac association
was reached at a White House confer-
ence. which lasted far more than four
hours yesterday.
The railroads represented agreed to
withdraw all rate increases tiled to be
effective on or after June 1. and agreed
to file no more. increases until the bill
in Congress which gives the interstate
commerce commission power to inves-
tigate and suspend increagos which
are not instilled, becomes a law and
goes into effect.
President Taft thereupon said that
the administration's purpose in bring-
ing the injunction suit had been ac-
complished and the unit would be (“8*
continued. 'l‘htI discontinuance will
not beentuI-cd, however. until after
the new railroad law is signed.
The belief was expressed last night.
that all of the other railroads of the
country which have filed increased
rates, or have had such a plan IIudeI
consideration. will abide by tho agree
Iuent (cached yesterday with the. 24
railroads named as defendants in theI
recent suit.
The railroad presidents told Presi‘
dent 'i‘aft that they had been advised
by their counsel that the government's
injunction suits could not be sustain-
ed. The president replied that. he was
willing to take II chance as to that
and he thought the best way out for
the railroads was for them to withdraw
their increases. It was then that the
settlement was reached.
(Continued on Fifth Poser
«CAREFUL EVE EXAMINATiON
There is no question but that the
public is realizing more and more the
importance of careful and thorough
examination of the eye in the. prescrilr
luu of glasses.
in order to meet this demand (looms
ii. 'l‘hamer, optometrist and opticiun,
Stamford. l‘ontt.. has placed the eye
exaIIIlnution Iietmrltueut in charlie of a
physician who has long made the eye
It special study. barina had three yours‘
hospital experience and involve yoara‘
private practice.
You receive the same skillful III-r-
Iice. as is furnished by IIIII specialist
and run sum the extra for.
vino-m
illWlilAXRAiE
EIBHEI MM
iiNEHA PM
Total Appropriations Allowed by
the Board of Estimate to
$216,545.17
ll ilillEiiE AMER [ASE
till [it liilliil 84.600
W- we. ..
Selectmen Instructed to Take
Steps to Abolish flight School
The town board (I! estimate and
taxation hold their meeting last even-
inn in the uoieetmeu‘a office in the
town hall. and finished all their work
for the year. They had expected to
be obliged to hold another llitIllllflx.
but the work was hurried alonp anti
the result in that the entire lIIIdlftIt
has been made up. it was found nIIIIIIII-
nary to lay an eight and one-half tutti
tax this your. to make up the needed
income. that cannot be obtained from
other sources than the property tax.
The total amount of the appropriations
made this year is cute to“? while
the last year's total was
A
is on account of the state tax.
amounts to “1.000 Infill. year. when
the budget was made up the state
tax of .10. (till was not taken into ac-
count. This years total of approprlo
tions is about a 84.000 increase over
last. year's Had the state to: been
taken into account in tithe last year.
the tax would have been over a ten
Intil rate.
The board. which met last sventns.
was composed of the following mem-
bers: Selectman Aviaon and Neural
Hoyt. Gregory Boll. Holmes. Smith.
Lee. Palmer. chimed. net-rill
Ward The meeting. after nnilhi all
The first business was that of so
reaping the tax rate. it was form It
necessary to My a slant and onerhaif
tuiii rats to cover e that of abortions.
tions.
The South Nowell: Union eehboi
district was given use more for the
purpose of biting another Insular teach
or. This raises thanI at‘I prlatioitto
no.4». The nm of a was “I“,
a. , (destined him an“...
I» . I
Oalitra to Hall Deathly“. anti
Twenty Are Kn! . thBiiOssd
" fluttered
itiiiili lliii than
IIIII an itttns
Belief is Being ._
tricts A
NAPLES, .luue 7.IIII-A.dllvdt‘c IIIIIIII
shock caused II number of deaths and
much pmperty damage in Central Cani-
pania. early today The disturbance
appears to have centered in up, pnyv
toes of Medina. troiesraph wires
were torn down It communication
with the. affected di rial was limited
Moagre reports received this (location
indicate that the greatest damage was
done at Caiitri in the province of liver
lino.
l‘ulitri is said to him been half dos
ttoy ed and twenty Inputs to have. been
hlnl‘d the”: I
-._......
(Continued on decent! Pagan
no It In? A, +
nut tutu
Someone Stretches the lien Ile-
ven Between flow York
and Boston
Who stretched the main this of the
New york New Haven and tiartford
railroad? is a question that. many
purchasers oi lltkuta asked them
send. yesterday v. Iteu alley found that
the mileage betweo lite witness and
dtftbroat points in the mad bad in-
ct'lItIntt dating the ia-st day or into. it‘s
Just as though some great power had
grabbed the. tioslon and New York
ends of the road and pulled and pulled
and tilllll‘li until the distance save to
the extent or two miles and II frac-
tion for the IIIIieI‘tIIc between lioslnn
and New York, according to the time
table which went into effect Sunday.
is greater by over two tIIiiIIII than it
was according to the time card which
became operative on May Emit.
To be exact, the antenna shown on
the latest. time tubio between the Hub
and the Metropolis is 234.4. while the
(taut-cam the time table issued in May
show that the total number of miles
betueon New York and itouton was
till: .' How did the road manage to
stick in a couple. oi miles. is ttII.I ques-
tion that is going to be illikf'll today.
The. matter of the increased mile-
use was taken in President Mellon
yesterday afternoon and the head of
the system bitbselt seemed puzzled by
the added IIIilIIaIIII. Mr. Motion was
asked to make a statement rouurdtnu
the sudden changes.
in connection with changes in tulle
one appearing in the butt home of the
New York. New Haven and liartl‘owi
time table. the following statement
was issued from the offices of the
coIIIpaIIy today: "The change of dis
lance shown in the folder to due to a
senseless blunder. 'l‘he eotupuuy has
not made any alteration in its mileage
table. and the publications indicating
this are now being corrected by ruler
Mill.
"The etronous distances IIiIIIIIIII. have
IIII bearing whatovrr upon the rains
recently changed."
W
lilOliOP OOIFIIIO ,
1,500 OlllLOIEI,
BLESSEO OllAPEl.
W
'l‘hat more was necessary this yeuri “m" "“4“
mm... i this (lioneao.
Into business. adiourned without ate. 'J
an address.
abstain from Intoxicunts until
were Iii rust-III of use
{VIM ' 3‘“, wot. "i. '1 “hi
With the dedication of the new tit.
llawreuco chapel III bnvin Rock and
the continuation of It Haas of over Still
ilhIhop iohn .i. Niiau Huntley cloned
It most strenuous month and by con-
"0‘. 10920 Illrtuinu over Tutti) children since he
a now mark for bishop of
Bishop Nilan was cones
crateIf just a little over II. month and
A and since then has been almost contln
unholy tourinfn the diocese administer
inn continual on He has made sever-
al visits to this city and has one there
‘ncltoduiotl. that both: to hit. Patrick's
church. where he will be Saturday.
At both services in West Haven you.
terday large congregations assembled.
After the dedication of the new chapel
the first mm in the building was said
A?! Rev. Michael Walloon. of sacred
dart Church. this city The serthon
and! was preached by the itev. Jeremiah
lint-tin. of Waterbury. cousin of ltov. .
Jeremiah Carlin. pastor of the West
Haven" parish. The bishop also made
After the confirmation at
the church proper in the afuIrnoun
hilltop Nitsn made an suntan and
asked thyshtidrsn he take a I sda‘ehm
ei‘
if “i'ol'i‘llfin‘ii‘fi't‘imm «Ir
you ’ a y
m"’l"he Inns or an uni.“ III nook-
‘ [Mill HEM] illEil '6
*llii MAMA PM} E Elli
MEMBERS 0E MMWA KS fl
PMME DEPAREMEM
Vote Taken by the City of Nerwaik Councilmen, Last Night, to
Overruie the Veto of Mayor Leeman M. Brundage Beeuliell
in a Tie, and the Mayor Decided Against the Project of Pur-
chasing the Machine—Permiesion Given tor Erection of New .
Buildings and Sewers Will Be Laid -.
llllEHll REiiliiMiiiii llliiPlEEl All
.or serious injury of thirty-live occu-
quire v. a Poole Iberian. if»?! . f
Milli EMMA lllillili
Passenger on Smelter at New
Rochelle Told Ali to .“ltang on
to Seats" as Oar Bumped
Along the Ties
The presence of mind of an llll'
known passenger in the smoker at-
tached to the Boston express on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad probably prevented the death
pants of the car when It was torn out
of the train and buried on its side in II
rdnarkahie wreck at New Rochelle
yasterday As it was every pasungor
escaped with nothing more serious
than a few cuts or bruises whichIdid
not even require hospital attention.
The wreck Occurred at the junction
with the Harlem flirt-II branch. After
eight cars had passed the switch in
safety tho'laet coach suddenly swung
off on the branch tracks which swerve
sharply to the loft. 'i‘ho smoker. the
eighth car. was dragged ahead by the
train until the that car. tugging in an-
other direction, whipped it frotn the
rails.
tinder the strain both couplings gave
way and thtI quokcr, freed. dashed
ahead over the ties between the two
note of (tacks.
"Everybody hang on to his seat and
brace his feet." sung out some cool
headed passenger. The warning came
Just in little. for after bumping along
for a moment the. smelter toppled over
on its side, but with the occupants
braced in their seats they escaped lnv
iury.
As soon as the cur stopped. resting
on its side. the imprisoned passengers
tilltttbered through the broken win-
(lows. Several were cut in the opera-
tion.
The other cars. including the coach
that had taken the side tracks. re.
Inclined on the rails and the passen-
gers (herein were shaken up but an
injured.
l’hynii'luns. summoned from several
hospitals. bound up the cuts of the
injured smoking car passengers and
Mill Will BE
Oilierence of Opinion Over the
Paving of Wall Street
The Norwaik city council met last
evening for the regular session. in
the council chamber in Wall street.
and the meeting was a long drawn out
affair. This was due to the fact that
the council has not met in three weeks.
during which time much business has
accumulated. The session was fraught
with animated discussions and all the
councilman were present when the
meeting was called to order at 8:25
o'clock by Mayor heemon lit. llrun-
daze. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved and
ordered placed on tile.
Buildings will be erected. Erase will
be cut. bills will be 9.1 traffic rogu-
iations have been all and will be
Piil llilii EiiilllE Al llllllE
Length of Time It Takes to But
Grass in Union Park —- Bids To Be Received tor the
enforced. sewers will be‘iald, several
Important matters will he lnveatlxat»
ed and titers will be no motor cycle
for the police department. These were
among the. things decided by the Nor-
waik city council at their meeting.
A communication was read. request.-
tng II permanent grade on Prospect
avenue. between Prospect Hill and Ka-
ple street. from Amoa w. Morgan. He
is about to build a permanent fence on
his property and desires the grade.
that he may make the improvements
as soon as possible. it was moved
that the matter be laid on the table.
George 1'. Bruce petitioned to erect
o two-story building on School street.
(Continued on third pace)
treated a number of women who had
(stated.
All the trains coming to South Nor-
walk were. delayed for some time. The.
i’ittaileld express was delayed an hour
and a half. n I going through here un-
til after (i o‘c oclI. All too tuners ware
delayed about an hour, and caused um
wait on the part of customers in 1th
rarloua news stands. Commuters were
an... delayed in reaching their homes.
AiiillMiiBI .
BURN ElllP [iii
lliRilPlliE
Spot Where the Fire is Said to
Have Occurred Wes Found
by investigators
II nut II All
All ill sun
Remnants of Wreck May lleve
Been Carried Away
illiiiiiilltll AW _
on till ililtlliilt
AW iii.
Visitors Day‘s—Th9! antifre-
gram Tomorrow Afternoon
The indies of the Norwalk Historical
and Memorial Library Association will
some tea in the teams at it West are
use. Norwalk. on Wednesday after-
noon of the present week from :i to
3:30 o'clock.
Miss Madge Nowell, of Edinburg.
Scotland, It pupil of the Royal (‘onser-
vatory of Music. London. will also be
present and sing. bliss Neweli is a
guest of Mrs Samuel ltlcharda Weed.
through whom eouttesy the residents
of the low u are to be afforded this rare
musical treat.
Commencing Saturday. June iii. the
rooms will be open for inspection evo
cry second Saturday afternoon from 2
to h.
A cordial invitation to visit the
rooms on those oIIInsiona is extended
not only to members of the associa-
tion. but to the general public.
The easiest way to keep cunt—Drink
plenty of Wiillatua' Root Beer
Everybody likes it. Made at home.
Dias-bled advertisements on this an e.
as words or less. It cent»: s times. t
each aadtt'onal were. i sent one Insertion.
”w...“ .
a6a sets
'0'! IALI Ililott. (iN i'lI‘liltY AVTIL.
IIIHI t‘IoIII trolley. II-quIIIIiIIIIt to rtuulh
Numnlk Ialum". eta itinlti boom in Klitil‘
IIIIIIIlliiIIII; good well plenty of ftutt and
allude. two times all mirth II lqul; ant-ten
planted. thud cash. balanci- IIIIIrlgayI.
UiiilIrlII. liIIlIIi t‘miifi’unl it .i
PALMII lliriill‘ IIi' MN lIAllNI'll lI‘till
IIIIlII. 20nd». fl. equipped with big it. p..
IIti titauley IIIIItIII; launch and motor in
excellent c'omiitinu and full IIqIIipIm III
A report was circulated around the
town this morning to the effect that
time had been a large at: cxlindor
li'ord automobile butnod up on the
Turnpike near the Barton town line.
I intention soloists had seen nothing of
the kind; however. and it was coucltul
ed that the report was a (nine one.
The autobds, who came up the. 'lhtrn-
plko. did see an Itutodtobile out about
eight lam mime. uii improvements. new-l
pered and painted: large lot For
the place where the accident wllu said ,
normals" (minim Elm (trove him
to have occurred from Perley Blurnes'
some. and found the spot where
there wore signs of the burning auto
The remains bud belih cleared up. how
over, and (hero Wan no trace of the
machine. it had been taken to a a
rage fuIther down the pike, no doubt
One thing that impressed those who
went to the place from Norwailt is
that the accident to the. machine hail
FOR IALI HAY Mhliid TEN TEARS
old; mutt] IlIich. :Intle. fearless of all oh-
torts IIIIIl (iIIII hm but: weight about food;
hate for ludv. lnI ulre loan it Knapp. II:
Went tit” tluutb III-walls. in
TO LET
ro LITMIN unease: am. 'rwo
. u... I - ”an“... -..
happenod‘naar Where the double fatal fttI‘w upvmmm (tang. u'h‘ntooe “m “IMAM;
”le! it. It I
lty occurred a year or so no to the mryur m it. in m w It 7"
McCormick couple whose racing ma-
chine had hit a tree and was wreck-
ed. The party. unable to find any"
thing worth their while. returned
MAID OP THANKI.
We desire to thank our many friends
armirunmsuteog
or 1'Wlt out board. Milli?
ll. wrung“.
'ro LITI- In nown'ron smug)»
Italian and burnere Isis. impure III.
Warren ttinith. Mouton.
136:: tars Iron etaestrteavgou.
.. warehouses: we
ride. 160%," live. '_ ii
l"“..“""".i°"it ‘it‘i‘I-tl' “lint": or. III ~IIII..I:I.I.I..IIII..I.IIII.II..I“
am y. an t e e or. mine .u m . mic . 7 . «a W..........,,. ...... «w
for their knlhdnflI: d'urinshthe oi‘i‘iti‘sne is “m i' ”‘ P nag“ , l PROFEQflONAL. i
and Mimi. odeat. 0 our our the O’ILU‘FIAW" m." "gyms
band and (other: also for the many Watson "'II. hear “‘3 new: ”‘0’.“ :W
floral offer inns AWN“ Ill“ 9“" :3; we 6%”?ij
Mai REILLY' AND FAMILY. view Aw. I d. ‘
Classified advertisements on this
luardserieaaueents tunes. I
each additional word. 1 can an insertion.
maroon.
WANT! 0—4090 HOUEESTO
muscmry vie. All writ
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all on cam on
Tel town“ i
Pans;
all"
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foundry Insiders: also one good core mal-
or. appu- at Stamford iron and Bro-
ll'oundry. 775 Pacific St“ Stamford. .173!
WANTED ~t‘tiMl'iI2'I‘lI2NT GIRL FOR
housework: call evenings. Iii West Ave .
South Korwuik. ’7 it
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gardener. inquire or address W. Wood-
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WANTED WOMAN it l‘OUK AND
oiIIImberquId. inquire. ic. Ilotol. 39
South Main St. , 3831
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general bounce/ark: family of (no: no
washing. inquire 4'! South Main lIit.163t
WANTID -WASHING AND "MINING
or housework by the day Inquire All
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Five- «anon bottle. 25c
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