a. one list bani... by amt... s. Raymond lies a
Monstrous Effect on the Southwest Abutment oi Bridge.
and the Entire Simulate they have to Be ltehuilt of fill)
Expense of Considerable Money to the Property Owners or
Town at Norwallt, Although Dam Has Not Been Accepted
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Called line of tile Pile Drivers from but in the Sound to Upon
the Gates So That Water Could Pass Through instead of
Undorrninlng Bridge and Dam
There was consternation st Belle is
land and vicinity, yesterday afternoon.
when It was discovered that the water
had filmed its way through the mud
under the. new gate at the Belle island
bridge, and was slowly carrying the
bridge away. '1‘ here was a small open-
ing of about six inches between the
bottom of the gate and the creek and
the water. when the tidc was lust
light. passed through this with great
force, and it required little efi‘ort. up»
patently for the water to enlarge the
opening. and this gradually loosened
all the earth and stone work about the
new dam. which had beenweeks in
construction.
The work was done under a permit
granted over a year ago from the ‘
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mum
The East Norwslk draine'n'sre plan
ning a big celebration to honor of s
new piece of spparritus. A special
meeting of the East Norwalh‘do‘psrt-
mom, was held last night in reference
to the tastier, when it was decided to
have. the affair on Thursday evening of
next week.
The celebration will mar-it the pine-
ing in commission of a new combina-
tion bone and chemical wagon. in
some respects it. may also be epoch-
nlsklni; for the department. for hereto-
fore the apparatus has been drawn by
hand. No horse has yet been perma-
nently arranged for but on the night
in questlo'n a horse owned by Wai
lace Parks of Norwallt. will be tried
out on the new apparatus. It has been
the hope of the East Nortvall. firemen
{or sometime to have a borne regular
y.
The new apparatus was authorized
at a district meeting a number of
months ago and has been built by
Luther M. Wright. of this city.
The plans for the celebration called
for a parade headed by Betlchor‘a drum
corps. the arrangements in be in
charge of Chief F. M. Wheeler and his
assistants. The evening will he
brought to a close with the serving of
rcfrcohmonls at the Van Zandt street
lire house, where the new apparatus
will he quartered.
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Notice to Consumers of Water
on Norwalk Water System
All the supply of water in the Scott
reservoir is practically exhausted. and
the supply All the llrups reservoir be-
ing drawn upon. onsumere are hereby
notified that the use of bone at any
time for any purpose whatever is we»
itively forbidden.
This order will be enforced.
8AM (mi. LYNiill-l.
GEORGE l. llllXTON.
GEORGE MURRAY.
Water Commissioners. titty of Nor-
‘ walk.
NorIvallt. Conn. Aug. ‘26, lilill.
AGAT: snowsn roe mos GRAY.
Mine Jennie Gray. of lillissiuuh
street. was tendered a surprise tlllliln
shower lest events at her home. by
n torso number of or friends. Miss
Gray has had several showers before
this one or the different excuses that
are given for these little farewell par
ties. she received many articles in
auto were that are useful as well an
ornamental The only mats person
present last evening was the [teem
lobe. bouts Lincoln be. but be was
not. easily frightened it the number
of those of the ego its ass and all
had a very solar time. At a isle
hour dainty refreshments were served.
LAWN DAY OIN‘A‘ANIL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Labor Day. and all
items of news, advertisements. etc.
should be is the adios early dander
" A . ' Hugh,” avenue early EA». sr'r‘ent the
United States government on was
authorised by the Belle lsla d im-
provement. Society and other property
owners In the vicinity. Thoopbile
Euphrat having been principally con-
cerned in having it successfully com-
pleted. The work was finished as far
as Contractor Jacob B. Raymond was
concerned last Monday. and the data
had been in use since that time. The
work. however. had never been official-
ly inspected by the Belle island im-
provement Society ctllcisle. and of
course was not accepted and paid for
until this had been done. and every
thing had been found satisfactory it
lashed somewhat about the concrete
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cutout rotlct
stencil oeosoto
NEW YORK. Sept. t.-—Savonty-fcur
monandsleven women arrested by no-
lice‘reslervee as the inter were brash~
M llll s parade of more thou four
re-
mainder of the dhrh hours In the West
30th street police station whbre their
numbers compelled the huddling of
three or four of them in each of the
available cells. The demonstration in
which they are charged with particl-
psting in occurred near an establish-
ment. In which some two score of
strike breakers are housed nightly. the
demonstration marching up and down
in front of the place shouting and
singing. the police allege. at the top
of their voices. it took the reserves
of three stations to disperse the par-
alters.
The police made their move on in-
structions issued following Jttstlre
Goffs recent action in granting an in-
junction prohibiting pithetlng by the
cloak strikers.
SERIOUS IIOTAIS
BOITIAIAJES Ill SPIIIA
MADRID. Sept. l.-ln view of the
strike rioting reported from Bilbao the
government is considering the matter
of declaring that city in a state of
ssige.
BILBAO. Spain, Sept. l.~-'l‘hs strike
situation is alarming. The funds of
the men have been exhausted and the
strikers are in an only mood.
Collisions with the police. new
domes and strike breakers are con-
stantly occurring.
Many factories are being closed and
in the worlt In the harbor has been
wholly suspended.
BARAGOSSA. Spain. item. l.-v~
Twenty-two workmen organizations
today declared a general strike in nym-
pathy with the strike at ililbac.
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OOU NTHY CLUB EVENTS.
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Arrangements for Labor Day-Jinan
goon Instead—Tonal. Tourna-
ment Finals.
Last evening the last of the regain.
Wetland” night dances at the (loun-
try Club was held. out the lislurday
evening duncos will continue for an
indefinite ”find.
The into mason dances at the club
have boon given an impetus by the
plans for enclosing the big plans in
glass. The contract was given out
some time ago and it is hoped to have
the wort: completed about the middle
of the present month. With the pisses
enclosed it is expected that there will
be more winter social events at the
club then since its organisation
LObOt' DI! will be another unusually
big d at the club. Insiders arches
ire wit play both afternoon and ova.
hills. rendering concert music in the
afternoon and doses music in the eve
nib. it ll bland“ to have the duals
in lab tennis tournament also on Ls.
bot' DI: The latest sets in the tennis
tournament have been as follows
rd won from litr. ballet».
W. Oddll won from P
Klein by default; A. Russell won {mm
(A Klein to default; b. Odell won from
P. ”Mk. MM v Mr F- H Monte
gomory won from C. A. Herstrom.
Swill M Add hull; I. Hoeitinu won
from Air. Mobster. out. two.
houses! (lanes will be held on not-
I
order «said
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Appreciation of i... Luscious Bl-.
velvse Steedlly, increasing
Throughout Country
The first of the “r" months is upon
us and with it, comes the welcome oi's-l
tor moon. Not alone the epicure. but
the general public look forward with
pleasurable anticipation to a renewal
of he delights afforded the palate by
the luscious bivalve. an appreciation
for which has been steadily increasing
all over the country
indeed. so popular has become this
rurtieulor sea food that the demand.
for oysters during the rush season at
times far exceeds the supply, tbs deal-
ers being Dussled lcltnuw exactly how
to divide their limited supply between
their numerous clientele.
South Net-walk. among the many oth
or industries site fosters. can lastly be
proud of her share in‘ furthering this
commodity Our oysters are small:
the very best in the open market.
Very noticeable Just now is the ac-
liviiy on the river front
on are being carefully overhauled and
the paint brush is everywhere In evl
deuce. More especially to this the cells
at the factory of the 8ssisbipt Outer
System. where. following the com
pany's usual- progressive tiny and
the better to be in train intontouch
with the mlnutost details. Superinten-
dent lt. h‘. Hulbol‘t has had installed a
new and complete system of individual
telephones in each separate depart-
ment. thereby avoiding any unneces-
nary delay and confusion in the trans-
mission of instructions.
So far indications [mint to a very
successful oyster season.
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No Action Wes Taken on lotion.
But It finds Some Fun
The special town meeting. held in
llnrtcn. last. night. was attended by
about 200 voters, who developed con
side-rattle interest in the proptutllieu
to take an appeal from the derision re
cently given against the town in the
road on John H. Bhlpwny‘s property at
Nerotoft Heights.
The voter: were prarlirally unani-
mous In their opposition to taking an
appeal, and some even went so far as
to want the selectmon to pay the
costs that have thus far been incur
rod.
The meeting was called to order by
Town Clerk slophen it. iloyi. and us-
iloprosentativc [telleri 8. l'nrdy was
made chairman.
in. H. D. ilanson made a motinn
that the town does not lliAit‘ all appeal
from the decision of the lower court,
but Frederick Austin. of Newton.
ntncnded this to the effort that the
town does tslto an appeal.
in. Smith believed that it was all
initiation to Mr. Blltpway to compel him
to defend soother suit. as he had been
to a great expense previously, and ev-
erything itppftM‘flfA to be in his favor.
Abel Dance made a motion to have
the eoloctmen pay the costs of the man
out of their own pockets. but allhouuh
this was received with pleasure by tho
trowel no action was liAAtNl on it
When the vote with fallen the ulna-mi
meat was lost, and the original mo
tion was carried practically unnnl.
measly. The lilt'tliiflbl seemed to he or
the opinion that the town of liarlun
had no claim In the premises. and
only four or dye voters were heard in
opposition to tile plan to drop the pro
posed alumni itvoryono appeared to
be pleased nilb the outcome of the
uses
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euor cluster is
reserve: or lllIllE
ilTlANil JUNCTION. (Jolt). tit-ill. i
”FINA W. Cheney. :7 years old. son of
tloorgo W. (theney. of Manchester. hi.
it. shut hlt'nsalf in the head with a
revolver at a hotel in the presence of
his bride here last night He has
small chance of recovery.
(honey. with his wife. urrived here
yesterday afternoon from Denver. stop
ping At this place. sctnrdlng to Mrs.
Ch nay. to break their Journey to the
Pe lilo coast. They went to a hotel
and a short time after they had retired
to their memes sshot was board He
tel employees found Cheney on the
door with a bullet in his need and an
Cheney on the bed In a faint.
five hundred dollars was found in
Openers pockets. the lost. firs. Ouc-
Lsey said. of ".000 which he had when
Boston
they loft
AesthsrCoIvasrthollsslk
Thflllhl‘iin Wilton Willi UAW
tool htor F day poster at but“
out: variable wi'udo chiffon” ’
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wowed .
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After the most careful and thought
Oyster hous- fui consideration of the situation. thel
Republican city ry comlllllifm.
lwlt‘o Were chossniA representative
members of the. sporty and on the be-
lief thdi they have file. best. interests
of the city at heirs. ve made known
their choice of s on hints for mayor.
i or d iii: in oritfllssi evening. at
the meeting he ittncr's Hall. in
itsi-lmd prisons. til advisory com-
mitten registered its preference for
William J H. Bobs an. who. It has
been "detained. wt accent the hour
inatlon If It is tendered him by the
city cations on Friday ovonlns of next
week The candidacy of Air. Bohemian
lAlI' aroused much ohtiluslssrn through
out the rank and iii! of the party and
it to confidently p Actor! that the lie-
publtcan ticket or I. have a close
sweep victory at the polls on the first
Monday in October. when the annual
city election will be bold
While it is nob within the province
of the stlm committee to make any
continuous. It was. ”Minted today
‘ or nail
South ufifir Commis-
sioners lislag Sulphate et.
Copperw It wean [site
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Filter Plant Prevents All lion-
ger to Consumers of Water
The llilf. rohorwllr of the (lily M
Smith Norwallt. al Wilton, has been
treated ivrIl-o moonlit with nnlphntc of
copper. the object being to hill the
algae growth In the ester. Not only
has this been arrompiiuhud. but a
large nulnbor of fish have nine been
killed. The water rommlaeionere, how.
over. who. for aovrrnl years have
granted privileges for itching in the
reservoir. realise thsl It will do no
harm in exterminate more of the
thousands of fish In the pond. on they
have been promptly removed by men
cllnaged for the partner and taken
to a place win-re no harm can result
from them.
fine of the water mrulnienlonore to
{crowd a lioniinvl representative you
lorday that the first linen the copper
tlmllncnt was applied won in the isle
aprillg when the turntable arowlh
that showed ital-if. 'l‘hu nomad time
was on Saturday Annual 27th, The
werll well. done both film-e be 'hc all
vice of and under the litres-lion of the
stale chemist. James A. illowlnnds. of
New Haven. This irmrtmnnl Is now
noted for tho ant-heme arnwtb which is
so prevalent in mam-vulva. and has
been in use in intent-port and New
Haven, as well as many other places.
for some tires and no harm he: ever
more of it. by its use iltt- length of
limo between the cleaning of the tiller
buds has been lengthened from eight.
days to twenty and twoatyfour days.
thorehv resultins in a considerable
saving of little and money in the elli-
sons” The writ to does by putting
' the sulnhstoof copper to bees and
Alllifllnl tlfll liver the side of a bust.
illtl a.bost than retinitis around the
”and its composition practically
sprln 'ltlod s over the water. At first
newbosts were it.“ in title work. but
this was to be ten slow and en-
psnsive. requiring the services or say
and men. later the commissioners
lmrchnsed ll nominee telmcht‘or form.
and had it sorted to the turns and this
crowd very sarcasm ltl In the work
last helm-day. Thistsst lrulmm, as
well as the first. was Altlflo after slit
sis of the pond by Air Newlands. b
neither case was there inland any ob-
lortionebio hastens. the only troubled
helps the snsbdbi crown: The blot
analysiswssusdo that wees.
s.
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Two ilorses Attached to Wagon
Were Killed by Train at
New Milford, Conn.
NEW MILFORD. Sept. l.—-A south-
bou nd express train on the New Yet it.
New Haven and Hartford itallread
struck a team of two horses attached
to a lumber wagon at the grade cross
lin‘ruat Boardman yesterday afternoon.
ng the horse and smashing the
wagon.
The driver. Charles Nsrdtne. used
18 years of ago. new the train in time
to jump and escaped injury. The head
of one of the horses was crushed under
the engine and the train was delayed
for a short time until it could be re-'
moved
A part of the shattered wagon tore
off a step on one of the train coaches
.The team was the property of Nar-
dine a father and it is said the animals
were valued at about $600. being line
draught horses.
MAIHEA SAAS
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Declines to Acquiosce In the Plan
oi the Republican Advisory
Committee to Shelvo ilim
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Aloyor it. to. Wells they Again
llosd Democratic Ticket
Considerable interest was amused
this morning by the announcement
. that Harry View?! dov- not pro-
pose to stand by scum of‘tllo Republi-
can cit advisory committee. which
has res stored by s large “only its
preference for William J. Bones.
non u the candidate of the“ party for
mayor ~
Mr Mather. it in stated. intends to
carry his fight for the nomination in
to the caucus which will be held Fri
day night of next week tie has a large
fiilulbtf‘ of friends and he is credited
vilih being of the opinion that they
will stand by him for matter at the
caucus. -
That Mr. Mather is very desirous of
another nomination for the olden has
been the understanding for a long
time. Those who maintain that they
heart and are comment that this year
at least is not tbc.tlme for him to be
a candidate. following so closely On
his defeat at the polls last year. as-
presls the hope that he may be induced
to gracefully retire from the mayoral-
ty field this fall tltller friends. it is
said are urging him to continue to
to matte a tight for the nomination.
This matter takes on quite an im
portsnl phase especially at this time
on account of the determination of tho
Itepnhllcene to exert overyolfort to win
this tall and wipe out llomocrstlo con-
trol in what they say As unmistakably
a Republican city.
the only way to accomplish this late
have stuolulo party harmony and par-
ty daily was the chisel of “anointing
an advisory committee of roproosnta
live Republicans who have lust doctor
ed their preferable for Attorney Wit
llern J. ll. itohanuon. whose candida
up is counted upon by the tnnurultlee
to he very impeller
'lhrlc hsn taunt some lsllt of floun-
f‘Aliftiiil luhn R Paul wills; held the
tenure as a mndidnia for mayor but
Allin was seriouldy doubled today. A
mull-r motor has also find it that
some of the other present councilman.
if not endorsed fur rwnmnlnsiiou.
will run independently in the caucus
i'romlnnllt Republicans to whom this
u. put up did not thinlt there would
he a serious likelihood of this in view
of the general harmony csnlpalgn.
Ths great obioelton lo the pennant
not of city officers has been that while
four of the all city councilman. mostly
toting a working majority. were also
led on the Republican ticket. the st
fairs of the city government have been
in the hands of the Democrats
thmunhout the year new closing. This
is a maiden. that has been me
ously maintained by the duplicitous.
to a condition which should not bs st
towed to exist. sad is a condition
which the Democrats would not llinw
for s most had they a maturity in
the 1city council. in the meantime
prominent Democrats smile need us-
turediv when the existing condition is
polslsdost.
was a up the the homoerotic. tibia
.etthisyosrasemtobestopiccfon
snail interest. borne students et in-
cst polities appeared in be satisfied
thstbr .Itobert n Wolfe will not be
a candidate mun. though be hes not
sleds any blip announcement of his
mines. n the event or his not run-
lt seems to he toiled for greeted
til mootlm Albert I Mm.
present a We! the “m
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have the best interests of the party at -~
it is figured that '
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Maturity in lllemllersr Board“ of Arbitration «not the on.
pony of Its Finding in the
Labor Situation In This State-Thore Is a Dissenting until
ion Against the then, But the Idoroases Appear to be Soil
oral Along the Various tines
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The liaise in Norwailt ls From One-Holt Cont the First a...
to One Cent an hour for the Filth and Sixth Years—Fig
ures for Overtime domain the Same
NEW HAVEN. Sept! i.--—'i‘he elu-
ployes of the t‘onnectlcut Company.
which holds the trolley lines in this
state for the New York. New llaven In
Hartford Railroad. have won their con-
tention for an increased wage scale.
according to the finding of a mulorlty
of the board of arbitrators. which to
day notified the company and the Troi-
lcymcn's Union of the outcome of its
labors. There is a dissenting opinion
against the men. The increase in
wages was claimed by the men on‘the
ground of advanced cost of living as
compared with l907. when the last
change in a wage scale was made prior
to April it) last. when a new scale was
put. into effect and which the men did
KILLED IV PREMATURE BLACT.
TERRYVILIJE. Conn. Sept. 1—-
Fl'snclsce Clco. aged 37, was killed
early today as a result of a miesflre
in blasting while working on the 8!!
van Hill tunnel in this city Accord
ing to men about at the time. tbe’first
blast did not go on and Cleo attached
soother fuse to the char 0 of dyna-
before he could in? am suit
was horribly mangled and his
crushed. tie died an hour after the
accident. His bone was in Bristol.
A wife and he children survive him.
blew
mi
Recent Coniorenoos Over the
not. think gave sud‘icient increases. The.
finding affects 1956 men upon the 2
whole system classed as regulars, and I
598 men classed as extra men.
According to figures made up by one
of the arbitrators the increase for.
the whole system amounts to l 398
cents per hour as compared with the
scale in force prior to April 10 last.
while this increase is about one-half ‘ ‘
of a cent per hour for the whole ow ..
tem as compared with the scale paid ’
since April 10.
The present rate of wages paid in
Hartford. New Haven. Bridgeport and
Waterbury is: 31 1-2 cents per hour,
for the til-st year; 22 for the second;
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tContlnued‘ on Sixth Page.)
Chaim advertisement. on this may ,
Immulmnmullumflfl
soon additional word. i cent our law _
WANTED.
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alterations to ”DY atom? 3‘“
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on newer machines. more girls over i to
learn. Stoudyworlt they-cramped. slot
Winfiurlm-a figuring] 4w? .
Ier.
noaams.‘
be one large furni not“? To“. .
”glam”. to let: tiniest convert - .
cooking. Gentlemen only.
8.. can Sentinel.
CLUITT.
WANTI D--TA
n.
Choline: advertisements on this no
Hoot. I5 cents; I limos .2. “Gal:
oh additional word. 1 «M
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TO LET
vo LITu‘ilOllBE WITH ALL It‘ll)-
orn improvements. Inquire 23 Quinlan!
Ave. South Nnrwnlh. si 3!
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one mlpmvrmcnis. No. 6 Won‘t 8t. Phone
71$- e or inquire ul' Eduardd .Simofll. 35
West Main tit . Nnrwnlk at St
To LIT PART nit A BARN. FlMEil
for l‘liAltil‘ automobile or loom; location
central. hicpulrc at 6 West Ave. all! 8!
To LIT AT 2 Illtlil ts'i‘.. return
firm. i. furnished apartment of six rooms
and bath; all improvements. including
l-iwtrio light. sill St
Johnson.
T0 LIT» (ml-1 b‘llltllt. F'tt'b‘. lJtRGid
rooms and inundry large gmunds. water
(Not Apply .1 tmlmme Ave. Bast Nor.
walk silt) 8t
'ro LIT ROOMS HAAI'I‘AIIIJ'; lt‘tlit
morning house. m Weahin loo St. in-
lyulre Nugncr ss Flynn. Tel. tad. and at
1'0 LITmS'f‘ORI‘A. TWO. THREE ANA)
four-rum“ nparunonl; water lend electric
ll. Cheap rout. A. White. winter. 61
3 Ave. elitist
re LIT-n Minutemen SINGLE
moms letso ivvn mime suitable for light
lions lsuhoeptnl. furnlnbod or unfurnished
‘3'“le lewd if desired. All“ South ‘Mrln
l
l" LIT cornea. slx access.
urn-now elt.. modern improvements.J in»
not» it Joselovsity.
' 0 on mean norm on near
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rw Huerta A tier it building. I table
rllghl maul-etc as or ofiloe;
thins IMII. Monro led
f i l
l. . thymiW‘m'A‘km rs arugula
. m ensue re our.
VIDA! IIPT. t. Nfl‘TM‘m S “0038.
all improvements. large lot. chicks: run
fonts from trolley avid shore ML
KsioliN N.orwsllt Pate-tots ”critter. Nor-
wall: AMA Works all It
{on M“ OI Tl)d IT Mullen. «is
it! Will. and s strawberries
at. large get u.“ tincture dot East Alva
not.“ w. . ”Howey”...
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MNTID~~1fllthl LADY ‘ro Atri-
cashier. Baxter's Drug store.
WANTID~WOMAN 'ro W
log and ironing; whitt- preferred.
ll Osborne Ave
wanna—mm. mu GENE
housework Apply: Home Ave.
WANTED~Mff.l.iNERY PREPARIRS
and matters Apply ii. Krleger £00.
WANTlD—WHITE GIRL ABOUT FA!“-
tl-en to care forba hwy and to help around
Amuse fl Foirtlcld It.“
WANTID-‘YOUNU WD'AN N
less than eighteen ytmra old. for
store work Address (tuneful. one Slit
linoi. no :1
WANTID-T0 BUT. AAAL KINDS 0!
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