motile
Al
William Murphy. of Winnlpauk
Colloidoro‘iily Bruised When
He Struck the Sidewalk
BREEI Pillil lililEilEli
III IliEii iiE lliiiiEii
7W”
But lie on Not Mind no. and
and is at W'orkAuain Today
That it man can fall from a house
top. a distance of about thirty live In
forty loci and not seriously injure
himself does not seem possible. But
this was accomplished. if an oecom- .
plishmcnt‘it may be called. yesterday
noon by William Murphy. to Winnt
punk painter. in the employ of David
B. Tinkler.
Mr. Murphy and a force of painters
from the Tinkler establishment were
at work on the house of A. J. Hutchin-
son at No. 44‘ West street, and he had
gone to the tpp of the ladder. a thirty-
flvsdooter, to paint in the caves of the
house. He had finished all the space
that he could handily reach and was
about to come to the ground to shift
the lnddcr. lie did.
With the pull of paint in one hand.
Mr. Murphy took hold of the ladder
with the othmx‘the free hand. and took
one step. That was all. ’l‘hc ladder.
in some woy or other, turned complete
iy around und precipitated Murphy to
the sidewalk directly underneath. in
his descent the pot of paint was lost.
and boththe poll and man struck the
ground at the pump that The paint
was green and so won the man when
he arose.
Murphy landed on his back. with his
hands under him. and who at first.
afrgjd to rise. for he thought thut all
the bones to his hotly‘hnd bcn broken
Courage soon come buck to him and
he stood up to make no examihntion
of his injuries. The inventory showed
nought save a few bruises, and. in
half an hour. Murphy was back up the
ladder at work. He is feeling pretty
sore today. and is thanking his lucky
stars that saved him from being kill-
ed outright,
it seems Incredible that n man could
fall such a distance. land on his back
on a hard tar sidewalk. and cscnpc
unscathcd.
When qucstioncd as to how it felt,
to fall, he sold: "i didn't mind the
fall so mmh as l minded tilc stop
plug." He said that although tin full
was ashort one. he thought of thous-
ands of different things on thc way
down.
lint lhc shying liinl "you can not,
.. keep u good man down“ is upplicublc
in this case. for today. there be in.
the same distance from torrn firms.
working as though he had not a cure
in the world. lie is descending more
gingerly from the heights todny, how
ever.
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-—NOTIOE.
Tomorrow. Wednesday. June 29. is
lied better [my in our store. Ten 5.
& ii. Green Stumps free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. ll; l’. TEA (10..
124 Wash. Si... Bo. Norwslk.
PITEIIOI II“ I
$500,000 FIIE
.PATERBON. N. .l.. Juno anymo-
esriy today nwcpt a block on Main
street from Word to Market streets.
in this city. and caused a loss esti-
msted at $600,000. .Help from outside
had to be asked by the local hrcmcn
and at times during the three hour
fight with the flames lt‘loukod no if
lilo losses in the bi; firs of 1902 might
be annulled or exceeded. it‘ivc firemen
worsiniured by a falling well. no
for all known there were no other one
. ualtios.
' The burned buildings included the
“limits Furniture Company‘- store.
' I live-story structure. where the firs
otortod. the tour-story lot-wood
Brothers turniturn store building. the
thin-story Donahue building end It
huwho? of smaller structures. Iinrd
WI by the firemen saved the Pater
Qoon opera House calcining tho Dona
.Ius huiidlnk
_.
_ ‘2 “7A lat-Ito assortment of Into Fire-
Who Iowa; solo at ldafner's.
Road about tho Wednesday attrso
lions at the lithium
mini-ism
W .. not...
-¢yW '
Ell“
« WVWW.
lfililiill Iililliil
llll’lllillillil IEEllEll
Unaanltarym Conditions at South
. Norwalk Schools to ho
‘ Remedies
The June meeting of the Womano
' Municipal League of South Norwoik
was held yesterday afternoon in the
l iiuptlst church parlors.
The reports of tho chairmen of the
different committees showed that
much had lloen accomplished in each
department. The committee on school
gardens stated that the children had
taken home lettuce and radiance from
their plots and that the flowers were
in bloom. Supervisors are needed!
Any member at the league who can
be at the school gardens one often
noon n month from i to 5: 30 o'.clock
Ila requested to notify Miss Margaret
lGelal'll. who will instruct bet as to
the duties of a supervisor.
The matter of having postal curd
viown taken of‘ the school gardens was
referred with power to the committee.
The chairman of the foommittcs on
schools stated that she had been in-
formed by the South Norwalk school
tally at the Lincoln school. would be
rectified during the summer vacation.
The entertainment committee are
planning for a lawn party at the home
of Miss Cunningham. it was voted
that this be on Wednesday. .iuly iii.
The May and June reports of the
[lost (loom committee were encourag—
ing. Over 1200 women and children
havc visited the Root Room and en-
joyed its comforts.
The ice cream and food sale held
there. .lnuc iii. was successful in spite
of thc severe storm. it was voted that
the sum realized he added to the ra-
servc fund of the Rest. Room. It was
reported that the membership of the
league is steadily increasing.
Adjournment then foiowed.
The next meeting of the league. a
quarterly one. as was voted at the an-
nual meeting. will be held in the eve-
ning during the last week in Septem-
ber. Duo notice will be sent to tho
memlwlsrs
mnmwh”
mmnm
Salvatore Charloit Agrees to
Take Contract for ”.300
llids were received up to noon today
in thc scloclmon's oilicc In the town
hall for tho idly uvcuuo improvement.
The sclcctun-n then went into a short
executive session and opened the bids.
There were in all but five bids rccolw
oil. so follows:
h‘lnch liros. ................. $1,858.00
.lohn li‘unzilin ............... 1,800.00
it). (‘hnppn .................. 1.5043“
Tony iiuccinrclli ............. 1,456.00
Salvulor (lhnriolt ............ 1,300.00
The contract was awarded to Mr.
l‘hnriotl. who said he would beliil
work of once. The. roadway will be
widened nnd put in good shape,
“um—m- w...
~TEN 8. A. H. STAMPS FREE.
To all adults. on Wednesday, June 29.
at The Sperry it Hutchinson (303: Pro-
mium i’urlor. Izi North Main St. Bring
in your soup wrappers. tobacco cott-
pnns and labels and receive stamps in
exchange for the valuable ones.
LIIIIIoII areiiiiio
illi IELLE Ieutto floor
There was a rather exciting condh
tion of affairs Sunday evening on the
water of! Mr. and Mr». Philip Klein's
Intnsanw at iiclls island. when a parv
ty of live young men and two young
women. on a pleasure sail. were
stranded in o launch on n rook. Tho
uniilng party did not, give their names.
About I0:ili. when Mr. and Mrs.
Klein. accompanied by their south.
Mr. and Mrs. Manual Klein. returned
from on automobile ride, they were
startled by hearing cries for help from
off the water. The automobile hood-
ilghtu revealed the boot on the rocks
and the Messrs. Kinln startod to go to
the rescue of the launch party in a row
boat Thin assistance was not requir-
ed. however, for the young men in
the launch not overboard. tho wntor
being shallow and carried the you“
women ashore. The young rush also
got the boat off the rocks before all!
damage was done, though tho'wotor
was very rough.
it appeared that the propollor
wheel of the launch got tunaiod up in
a mooring line. leaving the bus and
bar possessor: powerless from ink
tossed on the rocks.
«VACATION SMOKII.
When you ‘go away on your vaootlon
trip. take along a box of Tomboy Idi-
and don't be stung by demolition M
will havolto emails in a still m
titer sale by all dealers.
redrawn jititoa
hilltop-ethos
committee that the unsanitary condl-'
lions prevailing in the sohouls. calico-E Peter Ripley. 3° 3'0“” ”‘3' 0' "5“"
sat-o. the brand you know all about.
..
The other Men and a Young
Woman Seriously injured
Near Hammond, but.
hit lliii Ciillllll
liiilliiiiii i EEIBE
flan Running ii Loot Control and
it Turned Turtle in Crook
‘ ”until-Inn...
ClilCAGO June 28. ——Ono man was
pinned under an automobile and
drowned. and five others and n young
woman were seriously iiijursd early
this morning e. few miles from Hom-
mond. lnd.‘; when the car plunged into
a crook. The victims of the accident
were :
mond: dead.
The injured:
Q iiernlee Bruckott. 2i years old. of”
iicgewiscb. out about tnco by bnrhcd
wire.
I lip-null linker. 32 years old. of Hum-
Iuond; shoulder dislocated and intcrn-
ully injured.
Frank llick. of Hammond; threc ribs
broken.
I George 16. ilciscr. 25 yours old. of
E liltlunioud; head out uud internally in.
lured.
Front. Belt. of Hammond, 31 years
old; shoulder broken and internally
injured.
irvlng Bets. with [our main compon-
. ions, Incl Frank Bots and Miss Buick-
utt st Lake Front Park and after sup:
per they started home. They were
about half way between Roby and
Hammond when. of n turn in the rood
Bola lost control of the our. The big
morbine plunged from the road. eman—
od through a fence. struck a telegraph
pole and turned turtle is a creek corp
totning five feet of water. All except
Ripley managed to cxtricntc them»
NtllVOh.
The Not: brothers are the sons of
Frank Bots. n millionaire munnfactnt»
or of Hammond.
liliilli IEiiillE iii. §
BilliilEllEilt'S BEiillllllilE
Town Counsel Warner Gives All
Opinion for the School
Visitors
3*-
Indications point. 0 a rather inter.
eating adjourned to ting of the board
of school visitors. this evening. at the
high school butldlng'lu West avenue.
for this is the time that the board rc-
oucsted Superintendent William Id.
Chancellor. of the South Norwaik
schools, to appear and explain a state
mcIIt, he made in writing court-mini:
the conduct of two members of the
board.
Dr. Chancellor, however, is now a
considerable distance away from this
city. having already begun his summer
work at Worcester University, in
Ohio.
. In the meantime. the school visitors
have been getting the opinion of Town
Counsel Warner relative to their
right to revoke Dr. Choncclior‘s cer-
tihcuto.
Prusldrul Bradley 8. Keith. of tho
honrd of school visitors. stated today
that Mr. Warner holds that under the
low the board has no riaht to revoke
Dr. Chancellor's certificate. holding
that tho orcnndn on which it run be
revoked is incompetency or refusal to
obey orders.
in consequence of the opinion of tho
town counsel it in not collected the
boom will take much action fnrthrr
relative to tho mutter. but it is non
aidorod likely that there will be iurth
or eiprouiono regarding the matter.
Last night the committee of the
hoord which has been considered a
new course in opoliins. history and
orithinotie hold a msotlng out! will re
port this evening.
The course in annulus." prhcticaliy
all of tho words botno ind ty uoo. is
considered so meritorious that it will
be copyrighted. The work or preparu
in. the new courses on trailer the
chairmanship of Principal Thom non.
of hint limo: Prirlol i Will Inn.
of nowoytoo and Prion poi dragon.
ottho Over hirer school.
“MW‘ Htlflflfod‘wh
, , MAXI W011i“
On one». Jilly i. the steamer
Edmonton will was two trips. as
girls: Moro iiuntlnsten for Retail
i sod Noroaih. me o. In: ioovo
uproot: liar Huntington. tone to. in.
loan “mission for notes Point. it
h. on. loan lotus Point tor tinnitus-
Wit-I.
. too, 1021‘ lb I.
i
i
Ceremony; .3
donoeiltlEE, “
an "
chturduy 31W hot’ors It small
gathering of their lntlmm friends.
and a few of iodine-slutivos. Miss tell.
him M. Devorcll. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Deveroil. of Providence.
R. i., and Clinton ll. Rowland; of
South Norwsik, were united in the
holy bonds of mutrlrnony by the Rev.
George Drew Esbort, pastor of the
‘Norwulk Congregational church. The
:chding ceremony was hold at the
home. of eyrs. Charles Hitler in Wcst
Ix”The vhrnido loohoil very pretty in It
white embroidered robe over silk and
the gown woo attentional” dainty
She carried a shower lmnoucl of white
Emacs and lilies or the valley and tilt
ceremony took place under an arch of
laurel and fetus Th}: entire housc
was decorated with from and flowers
of all kinds and prose ‘ ed a very pret-
ty appenrancc. lhc‘col r scheme being
, white and grccu.
The couple was nnntEtivtulcd save for
little Miss Alice nutfrwuo sit-led as
flower girl. She appoirml very sweet
in her dress of white initiate. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Charles Allen. of Springfield. Muss.
After the wedding ceremony on club-
oruto reception woo hold. The attests
and relatives. who came from South
Norweik. Norwaik, liowayton. Sum
ford. Fairtlcld. Strstford. Bridaeport.
New Haven. Springfield and Provi.
deuce. remained for the reception and
the-re worc dainty rofrcohotcnts served.
The many gifts titst‘hkvc lit-en rc-
celved testify to the eItcnm in which
the young couple are bold. They have
many friends who wish them a uno-
cr osl‘ul l‘li"(‘t.‘i". The groom is a mem-
bcr cf the Masonic lodge and n popu-
lar young than among his fellowmon.
lie is employed as Murrow-y of one
of the branches of thc American
Tobncro Company, with his headquar
tcrs in New York. The bridal uiur
upon which too. and Mrs. Rowland
atgriod will but shout 1wo wooks. dur-
ing which limo they will visit molly
places of interest in New York stain
and in ansnchusottn. Upon their re
turn they will reside at No. 9 Weatport
Ivonne. The bride were u bountiful
tailor made traveling suit of hint! when
they left for the train amid a showcr
of confetti und ricc.
~THE RIGHT MAN.
l my one cent lb. for rags. ciitbt
cents lb. for nuto tires. if not skinned.
i don't go with bells and do not call
unless sent for. William Effmn. (lb
Port St. East Nut-walk. Tel. «1.
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IllElIE tun Bill“!
[I Milli IEI Eiiiililfl
flew Passenger hate to Water-
bury and Winston Show All
increase from Present
Schedule
NEW HAVEN. June tilt—4n the pro-
npectlve increase 0! local possessor
lures by the New York. New Haven
and iinrttord Railroad compnny Ibr
mileage books of the corporation is-
sued at two could a mile. will be good
upon the Central New England syn
tstn. (In which an increase of passed
our rules to aim in preparation. The
rule upon the Now Hovon system
having been regularly two (tools It
miio. some of the important chanxcs
are indicated by the following figures.
important Changes.
bridacport Io Waterbury. till miles.
new rate in cunts: llrillgoport to
Winston. lid miles. new rule “.40:
Springfield. Mass. to ii‘unwlok. 'llo
miles.“ new rats “.85. On the Air
llino division. Now Haven to Middle.
town ill imiios. new rates till routs;
New Hovcn to Willimoutic. oi miles.
new mill was. (in the Northampton
division. Now Moves to tibolburne
Folio. its“. too miles. new rate $3.50.
0n the Berkshire division. Booth Nor-
wolkto Pittofloid. til when. new rats
"M: South Not-walnut: Utchdeid.
oil miles. new rato dildo. 0n the
UtoltllIIld branch. Homicyvlllo to
Withheld. Ii miles. nowrroto so cents.
Old Colony division. fission to Fall
River. 50 miles. now rote $1.10. Non
wish odd Words-tor division. Worm
to:- to Now Will. it relies, new mo
31.“. and Vibration no Norwich. is
miles. now rotolidiih I
At- mlltr‘locol points on the whole
mists foul “alums mneureptu‘
I I ., .
Andrew lladei Oyster Compeno
Must Cease Maintaining Cys- '
tor Shell Pile Nuisance
Immuum
mmmmm
Case Will Comeiip in the So-
perior Court in September
The first round in the legal proceed
ings instituted by the board of health
of the City of South Norwnlk. assisted
by County Health Officer George E.
Hill, to do away with the oyster shell
pile on the Washington street bridso.
resulted yesterday in a victory for the
complainants.
lodge Hownrd J. Curtis of the Su-
perior Court granted the prayed for‘
temporary injunction against The An-
drew. ndol (Jyster Company. coni-
mnn us that corporation frotn con-
tinuing trom date the operation hold to
be a nuisance by the city board of
health.
The Superior Court proceedings are
not. scheduled to come until Septem
her but in the mountwlmo the Bullet
company is enjoined under penalty of
$1.000 from violating the injunction.
The compnny is given until August
1st to remove the shell pile.
It is stated that the company has
made nrruuycmeuts for transferring
most of the oyster opening opotaiions
to the Standard plant in Water street.
but that thclc would probably be no
serious objection. should the quarters
provo Inndequsto in November and De-
cember on account of the change. to
temporarily open oysters at the
bridge establishment providing the
shells were not allowed to accumulate
Judkc Curtis in his momomndum
delivered at the temporary injunction
hearing yesterday. stated. in part. as
fhll‘ws addressing the Radei corpora
l Oil
uectlcnt, you. would
dcl Oyster Company. your officers. sols
wants and agents are hereby command-
ed and enjoined under pcnnity oi Ii-
000 from permitting said order of the
Cit) Board of Health of the City of
South Norwalk to be further violated
until the next session or the superior
(‘ourt to be bold within and for the
County of il‘nlrfield of the tlrst Tues
day of September. i910. and until fur-
ther order of tbo (‘ouri in the premiu
on; upon the condition. howover.
that this injunttlon ohuli not take of
foot or be operative prior to the first
tiny of August 1 iii."
The facts of I 9 once had been
agreed upon previous to yesterdny. in
consequence of which it was not no-
ccoosry to take testimony
The city is not required to turnish
any bond in the case
The board of health who represented
in yesterday‘s proceedings by County
lienlth Officer George id. Hill and the
nodal company by Judge John H.
KM
else when suture
out Tti lhillili zoo
ilutno Wnrdcn Wilbur F‘. Smith. of
South Norwaik Sundoy sent s has
slimline-n of the rod shouldered hawk
to tho Bronx Zoological Park. that was
taken from a nest at Wilton. Conn.
This bl fill“ of the most common
hawks of the southern part of the
state. and one thut. Dr. Fisher. in
churgc of emuohtlcnl investigation.
ilnttcd l-ltutcs Biological Survey. close
on us bcncflciai in Itniood habits. in
tho ncul when the hawk who tukon
was found the rctuulns of mice and the
M‘flll‘n (if sunken. which showcd what
the old birds had born feeding its
young. '
rotato‘Ei'IVa—Wa tore
IIIIIIe oonifioweveattoiu
iliilViiliti..Y. Juno 88.~~Conluosd by
two automobiles going in opposite
directions. Michael Thiothwollo. on
ltolian. was hit at. Prids'o Crossing
yesterday by an uttomoliilo driven by
Robert A. Taft. son of the president.
The man sustainsd‘n probable frae~
lure of the bout of'hio olt'uil. a jagged
wound on his head and cuts about
the body. lie is in a critical condition
in the Beverly hospital this afternoon.»
the lithium become confused 'ond ran
In frontal the machine below its couidq’.
1!.in it.
ton. and Randall King. of prnoopoiis.
who on visitlno him at Burgund'oint.
William' loot door to a cunt
losiil r maroo- with
“liy authority of the State of Con. in
mm
Young Taft was going slowly at the 5;...
time owing to repairs on the road. and "ml-T
.Yonng Taft had with him in g
the cor doom Harrison. of Washing» d‘glfl
Flooded Guilty of Trying to As-
eouit An Eoioemod Wil-
ton Woman
John Schaofor tho nineteen—yearu‘old
, young man. who attempted an assault
on title. Harriet Hogan. aged seventy!
years. in Wilton, pleaded guilty before
Justice William J. K. Hubbsll. you.
terduy afternoon, and was bound over
to the next term of the Superior Court.
in .ths sum of 81.600. He was unable
to raise this amount, and theyoung
man. who was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Snumei C. ireinnd. was brought
to South Norwaik’and kept over night
in the lockup. This morning he was
taken to Bridgeport jail to await trial.
leaving South Norwalk with Mr. ire-
iond on the 8:66 train.
-NOTICE.
Tomorrow. Wednesday. June 29, is
Red Letter Day in our store. Ten 8.
d: H. Green Stamps free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. & P. TEA 00..
124 Wash. St.. Bo. Norwnlk.
rune-tumours. “one. no
new scallion-t were. 1 cm w Insertion.
TO LET
TO LET -Iroos ROOMS. Ellislt‘Tmt“
tight end bath: also first floor of hero.
Emmi July 1. 14 Taylor Avc.. ncur \g’segt.
TO Lcr {Ii—Willi! trmou. sex-.25.
suitable for light munut‘nctory. Inquire
l'i. Homltlicldm Son Co .. 12.’ Wetter St.
WE j”. ii iii
TO LET 3T0 Aliiil .T b‘AMiiJTilfl.
Four new houses. all improvements; rout
$25. $30 nod '35 per month. For sale on
easy pnyutcnts. inquire of t‘hsrles E.
lioyt . jn27 tf
TD LET-«HOUSE no. a Iiaunoho
pinch. first floor Mid imth. Inquire on
promises. 327 It
fro" LIT~~~FiVE~RO0M oo'r'rnon:
iiutcs Court; also 6 moms. ‘Ji t‘nvc Ave":
put-I im row-menu! in both. inquire .li
.iniu-lovs y or i‘nitcd armory (To jttlBtf
TO LET-4‘1"! til' MhlleR MONTHS.
furnished IiiJult' on orchard BL. every
IIthcrIi convenience: one minute from
Wmt Ave. trolley. Inquire 53 Wentifivg
i
To LITmROUM WlTH BOARD} FOR
live: murriod couple rbfcrrcd. ionic
tnblc. References rcuurc lo anjinnii
iTw iii. no Hi8
rum til»: also loft titlxlb.
L RAY
mom! 8!. with
office room 20x35 ntihilnlna; light on all
sides. steam boat an: elevator. For fur~
thcr particulars inquire (lid Well (15”
Cu.‘ ii nmrt‘
TO LIT-«BRICK HOUSE. 38 UNth
8t . eleven rooms. All conveniences. 'Pl
Hutch 1 Bolton! 0o. ' out it
PROFESSIONAL.
TUTORiNO ALGICBRA. GNOMETRY.
Trigonometry. W. C. Pony. 1‘. 0. iris
ion. 0.01m Jill it
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TO LIT-v-ON EASY
tcrmn. sewn-mom house. with small burn
in rcur and plum one mi‘fl of ground
smuli house on L‘ompo iii.. In the entrance
to Villa inwrenoc: ten minutes walk from
the bench Titles small homes for sale in
unumnu
.. . Hillbillies.
horny one“ toninhti Wednesday
fair. light to modems wool. hint nootbv
mot windo- ‘ V
llaeent Town looting lied lie I,
flight to Change Mottled oi
laetlhttion’o ‘ Management
uwumm ”i
mmummu
~m-
New Twenty Loos inmate: Then
There Were a Year Ago.
. u
At the last town meeting a vote was
taken which has since been declared "- ,
illegal by Town Counsel Levi Warner. '
and in consequence the selectmcn will
not follow the course prescribed in the
matter referred to-y—tho supervision of
the town farm.
For a number of years. it has been
tho duty of the first Selectman to take
charge of the town farm aflairs alone.
but the last town meeting. which Q
equalized the selectmon‘s salaries '
upon the recommendation of the board
t of estimate and taxation. went further.
voting to take the management of the
town farm out of the hands of the first
sclectmon and placing it under the ,
supervision of all three oelsctmen.
The legal kink arises over the fact
that such an action was not pbrmiul-
ble under the call for the meeting.
The matter of equalizing salaries was
in dneform in the call, but nothing .
was said about changing the managor
of the town farm.
One‘member of the board of select-
men said today that in view of the
opinion that but! been secured in!“ . .
the town counsel. the fiction . relative
to the farm will be ignored;
The management of theii farm ill-
cludes supervision and the witches or , ‘
here one now about W
invasion of e institution, about ton- . ‘
ty less, It is «enchilada lost. your .
. —uo'tics. ‘
Tomorrow. Wednesday. June 29. is
Red Letter Day in our stern. Ten 8.
It H. Green Stamps free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. o r. TEA (30..
12! Wash. St. 30. Nomlk.
r
ciaootfioo durum“
ll words .iooo. loom: Tnh' 3'an
such additional two oon‘por
WANTED.
wnurooosov WANTED. AP'PLY
at Crescent laundry :2! 3t
AUTOMOBILE WANTID -— WOULD
’llmsonuhlc. t‘. L ”on oy. 12 For! at.
jib 3t
FOR SALI—J‘ilm’ld RTY KNOWN AS
the 8. B. to. [limit Hotnoutmd cot-not
Emu Wnil IE“- und Park Ave. City of Nor-
wulk. For further information apply!“ to
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broad fresh every dnv.
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itye brcnd. Ion.
good location nut! in rod repair. (full on like to cxchsugs u now Show cn nyot"
or address. Joseph KMorton. tinngntuek. piano for live munch r (o‘u‘r‘ooin Ar an;
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FOR ALI-«AT RUWAY'I‘ON. STORL
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tum lnuulro st sentinel mince. 338 at tie it” cbumbsrmald or wot . or gen—
ero‘ ii ht housework no (200“ smor- rwuh-
FOR 8ALI~~~MOUSI... 6 OAK 812. int: Hnowdcn Ave. Soul orwttlli.n
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FOR IALNM—Riimrr: rib/till) nuns.
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montho old; ciao ycnrilu hens and cocks. ther and don htsr. or two f Iodine
luundri-ss lln assistant. with to“ it“.
small colts due on gentlcmun' I
hand ooul no cm to oil on tam. An:
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Soluble. flcnvlow Ave.. Nut. Nomfi'fi‘:
ANTID —« GIRL FOB‘
of my iumbink business to 87W
whom have built Ind cuuipped a tar I
shop. Estimates on plumbing. stoom
link. tinuin‘. loaders. utters etc. Job-
blur prompluzt ultondo to. A. ill. a-
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practical experience and college i ntui
horticulture and onion m.ology
tiles to corn for your trov
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BUSINESS NOTICES. wmraomunu 'ro won IN ano-
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Uol IINOL Klimt-ill AND ti'f‘OMACii IugII-n St. in d? if
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