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tiliiiil
with
Miercbanls' and Manufacturere’
Association to Urge Favor-
able Action
illlil iiiildlliillifl
~ NECESSARY ll PRESHII
Woodward House Would Provide
for Library and (Iliioes
After tilt extended discussion of the
proposed civic center. securing a locu-
tion for the mime by the purchase of
property in North Main and Union
utreots, a large and earnest meeting of
the Merchants and liltinui‘ncturers‘ As-
sociation last night voted unanimously
to recommend to the voters of the city
favorable action on the proposed bond
issue for the some. to he voted on iii.
the city election Monday.
At the outset of the discussion there
was a little misunderstanding among
some or the members in rcitnrd to the
city hull feature. it was brought out
thni the impression had gotten around
more or less extensively that it is pro~
posed to remodel the Woodward resi-
dence into a city hall, whereas such is
not thi- idea. Those who have further-
ed the project have realized. however.
that tho Woodwm‘d homosicnd‘u first
floor will provide excellent librnry no
conmdatious tilid the second floor bet-
ter oliice accommodations than the
oily officials have at present, sufficient.
for a number of year. it won empha-
sized at the meeting that while the
city may never build a city hall on
the property. the latter Is an excellent
purchase and will be most desirable
for public purposes.
The Merchant's and Mnnuiauturora'
Association also placed a hearty stamp
of approval on theprojo'tit to build the
new Washington street bridge. up-
pointing committees of workersto not
out In i‘uror of it on election day and
in favor or the civic Center loans as
you. ,. _, ._
‘ d‘ho meeting was called to order by
«”4
(Continued on Sixth ‘Pttto-l
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fill lilIWlI illllli
lillllil lil SIIIRS
Mother oi Perley c. Sturges May
Have Suffered. Internal
Injuries
Mm. Emma .i. Stumps. of ii Grand
ntri-ri. Nurwalk. wnH quite hndiy in-
hired about It o‘clock Iuet night when
uh» fell down it long high! of atalru
iii hcr home backwards. She wus
about to no down stairs mnl when at,
Illi' top. idle lost her bultince, tuning
the i‘lilll‘i‘ lt-nuth oI' the ntairu on her
intt'lt.
h‘lit‘ \vni: picked up and Dre. C. (i.
lzuhnunuu and Ward S. t'irvitot'y anni-
uinuwd. 'l'hvy round that there Were
up hem-n broken, but that the woman
In nurturing from prohuble internal in-
terim-i. 'i‘hvy tour aino that her uplne
ltmi‘ Ililit‘ been injured. She is also
under-Inn from the severe Hlillt‘k that
nip» mmininml. Mrs. Stiirgua in the
lililllii‘l' (it i'i‘rliey Siliriuiii. the well-
IiiitiWIi automobile dealer.
~REPUBLICAN RALLY.
A mcn'n rnlly, under the nunpicu oi'
the Iiiipiiliiit'niid of South NUI‘Wfllk.
will be held at Itod Mca'n Iiuli, Whith-
Inuion Ht. I-‘rlduy evening. September
limb. at it p'rlmik. William J. it. Be-
hunnun. llnpuhihnn caudlduto for
mover. Alltirnci‘ (ii-norm John H.
Light. uud other npoukers will nddruu
the meeting.
. whoa—uten—
IiIIEEII BITTEII
may PET our
lidwnrd MrAlll-ter. of Harbor avo-
nue. hnd the minfortune to have his
Ilitlil cheek bitten by a pet dog yniiiep
tiny at noon time. while hitting near
the animal in n Harbor avenue noun.
iiu redirect: to divulge the memo oi the
owner of tho dog. Hi Will paying no
attention to the on inn. whatever,
when the animal and only leaped and
not bid teeth in the young tom's cheek.
the teeth punctured the with: and on a
immniinn or 'hydrqohobhi, at which
there won some tear, it balm thought
that the dog may hm been mad Mr.
immune went to the once: of in.
William .I. Tracey, at the earner of
wind nveiitio rind Chapel etreet. and
hint the wound motorised. ii iii
thought that the iniury,mny leave a
near. but Mr. biennium sincerely
new ihut it will not. as do hie.
trionde. tie in the genial clerk In the
shun More at William L omen. iii
Wail street. who "assorted Gnome
tirnuh. who rationed ; to curing.
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nee NOT“;
ANYAOII
Harold may {m m_
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in
. lime and workingmau’u ticket. reiirfl‘
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lllltliiililiilll iii
lilliililli illil litmus
Representative I Business: lien
Who Should Be Supported
“ .8! the Polls
‘ v“ M-
The Republican City Committee calls
the attention oi“ the voters of South
Norwalk to the poraonnoi of Its condi-
daten [or city otiices. and briefly aunt-
mnrllea their qualifications for or.
lice.
For Muyor: William J. H. Bolton-
nan, a deep student oi? nuiulripul all
intro. a platform speaker of pronounc-
ed nbiilty. u champion oi’ measures:
that are for the Welfare or the public.
with a character ubovo reproach (ll
criticism. an independent. outspoken
for the things he believes to be right,
untrammeled by allegiance to any po
iitioul coterie or faction, a man Wilt.
has already accomplished things as it
public servant, he should appeal to.
and receive the votes of. every Repuh
lit-an and independent voter.
For City Treasurer: l.0uls.8. Iieern.
who has already served the City us at.
eflicieut assessor. a taxpayer. an export
accountant nnd competent to tilt ”It
oilice by manon of his knowledge o.
finance. be having served for yours a:
teller in the old h‘ii‘at National iiunk.
For Collector of Taxes and Assess
meme: Charles A. Waiters, an cncr
gelic and hustling young man. aaeoclr
ntod in business for years with the
Central Food Company. and having i.
wide acquaintance with tho tuxpaycr:
of our «‘ity. he has the ability and on
orgy the oiiirc requires.
Lilly shoriii: li‘runk V. Raymond,
well qualilicd to till the pillow by run
not) of lllti personnl experience an tin
present inrmniwni. and hid prni-iivnl
lilit.)\\'l(‘ilg(! paint-d us one of the redu-
1..r puzrolmen of our city.
Auditor; IJHH‘GIII‘U A. Douglass,
luminous mun and qupnycr, president
of lIlt' l’imciiix li‘ur Company. and an
export nrumnlnnl IIIiiI bookkeeper.
Councilmen: til-erm- I.. ()lhcr, m
honest and popular journeyman bnl
ter. employed by the l'ireycr liat (loin
tinny. a taxpayer ier ilticen yours- in
the cl._\'. .1 mun oi" sound judgment min
lined nonvrciions, an ideal (:fliidlilfllt
and a man who lltiii uerved the (tit:
for two terme as unsetimr.
Wiiiium ii”. Next. it man who ucrvci.
on the councilmome rem-u ago. mullim
a record an one ot‘ the best and most
viliricnt councilmun the city has eve:
had, it taxpayer, and who has been
eminently Silt-rennin] in the conduct oi
his own buuiueue ni'luirs.
George M. Way. another tnxpnyei
nud businexs mun pouuosaing the nhli
iiy the oiilu- It'qiili‘vti, n ltil‘t'llilill oi
one oi’ the ilt'iifll'lllit'lll or the Lock
wood Mnnuinriurinu ('tiliiliflil)‘. and i;
uironi: candidate in crory house ot tin
word.
William H. Stowe, n mun ol’ mnlurt‘
yours and sound lilihlilt‘Pfi judgment, I
iuxpuyvr, and a practicing physirim.
in our city.
Uiivvr Ill. VVt’QiI, lIIlnIlIi‘l‘ Inxpnyci
and bnulncnn mun. who but; ulrcntiy
uervcd us it crumble and bound coiill
climan, a man mnverunnt Willi rliy ni
third, and u ioreiuun or ii dupurtinrn
in the Norwnlk iron Work».
William Miller. a yomm, hnaiiinx, up
terpriuiug merchant, who to conduct
In; it utit-ccauriii hnulni-nu oniorprluc
othclunt, and doaorwdly populur be
curiae of bin commendable ipiulliien
lie Iii n member or umuy lruirrnui or
izdiiinnilona. '
For L‘iiiy (”llrrh: John .l. t‘uneo, 1
young inwyrr (shunned in urtlvr prnv
lice. and with a wide notptuininncr
who had tilled the oiliro during the Inn
your with credit to Illimwlf and null»
friction to the electoral.
AMWMOI'II Franklin A. 'i‘olimi, who
Illiii for youre served the oily In Illill
rnpnnity. nnd who probably nun mori
imnwindne of real estate value: that
till)’ other hereon not (iiiitlgtitl In tin
ri'tiiil euinte buttineiil.
Perry .i. Edwards. another young
him-er, being a member of the bar a.
both the statue of Michigan and (ion
nootinui. a man of trained intellect out:
Well qualified tor the oliice.
The other unndldnm on the ticket
Ruins .i. ihniih tor Board at itoginim
lien; Archie F. Noah for Ihupnclor oi
intonation; William Podrncru fut
Treasurer of the Water ii‘uiid: Robert
reason and William G. Crorkett to:
heard or Relief. are all deserving oi
the Iupport oi the electors iii! viper
landed lid-inane men. must oi“ when
have already curved the city in uonii
“Mel".
Th‘nbova ticket in fluentiaily a bus»
motive in every respect. and one
Within should receive the commando
" ‘ ”rind-hearty Import of the gran
. lilIiS l on
up" ~
to Springfield, Illinois,
in Aeroplane \
Ill .RASI illlll
Rilililllll lliilli
Had to Doscend at Gliman, 75
Miles From Start
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CHICAGO, Sept. film—Ali who in
reudlneuu this morning for Walter
iirooklnu‘ attempt to break the Ameri-
can long diutunco suntalncd Illuht rec.-
ordu and fly to Springfield. iii., 18?
miles away. as the crowvuor the hero
[ilalte~——fll(ll§, without once coming to
earth to rout or (or supplies.
The lilinola Central this morning
bud trendy a special train which was
in cndrnvor to hunt the daring sky
muriner into the Note (apiioi.
The race today is under the direc-
tion of the Chicago itm‘ord-llernhi.
which liflt'l‘fl a print: of “0.000 tor n
continuoua flight to the State Fair. at
Springfield.
Iimohine sinricd ui 9:26 o. m.
iiroohine panned over Kennington.
I3 miles from Chicago, at 9:36. nnd at
13:15 sped over the suburb of Harvey.
ill llilli'S distant. lie wan tiyintuhoui
Iuro thousand foot high and at about
he ruin of {in miles an hour.
The village of Monee. til miles from
here. was passed at 10:10 o‘clock.
The special train Wat! is miieu be-
bliui him.
The biplane winged ovi-r i‘uoinino.
40 miieu distant. at 10:22 and over
Mnnteiio. tlvc niilcu further on, nt lilir
Iii. Tucker, rid miicu from Chicago.
was passed at 10:42.
lirookinu paused ovcr Knnknkcr M
10:58. Business wnn suspended in
the town, he the aeroplane. movinii
apparently at tho rate or titty miles an
hour. linseed high Over the ntroeto.
When the aeroplanes panecd Otto.
iixty miles from Chicago,“ it a. m..
it was tidying at :1 height of circuit
2.000 tool. The special train t‘ollmw
lug Brooklne had not yet sighted the
machine.
The oporlul trtln was due at Spring-
old at 3:04 p. in. M ihi- nvm'uur
speed thus i'nr maintained by Iiroul;
inn he would not urriw Ill lb.» State
Fair groundn‘ at Springfield at 3:28.
It was believed. however, that the
acintor was prepared for n epurl ut the
iiniah of the race.
(.‘hohnnve. 64 miles from (‘hlrugo
was painted ui Uzi)? and nine mlnulcu
later he passed over Clifton, till miles
from i‘hit‘ngo. Al Askinii. i‘our miIt-n
further on the route. which lII' paused
at 11:23. llrooklns had lll'tlt’i’llllt'tl to
a level of about 1.000 loot.
iluni’orih. 7? inileu from tiliicugir wna
paused at 12:31.
At Duniorth he hnd ilcnrmulrd in n
level of about dull to bill.) foot.
llrooklnk stopped at tlllmau for oil
tit 11:38. The «top precludes the
mailing of u rerord tor mmtninod
flight on (iiiman in but Si milm iron.
the center of t‘hlrnuu and Ti. llillt'h
from Washington Park. the neural
ntnrtlng point of the illghi.
IIIIII GIIT BY
BHISEL SLIPPIIIG
W
While at work. this morning. Ii‘rnuk
’lunrnuiri not bid hnud uuho bridly
with u chiuel. He won employed by
Contractor 'I‘Iioinnu \Viiliili about blii
dupe with nnuiliur curprnior. Iii- Willi
illng a cow. and stopped tor n niunwiit
in tmn- out n four-by-lonr with a chip»
ii. The chiecl uiippmi nnd ln Milli“
vny l'iil deeply into liIi-l It'll huml. 'l'hi
'iiiotiioln ioki- one of their lii'al piny-
-r:i, for the injury In a Non ru om- unr
.vlll not permit at: Mr. Iiuuiiwirl'u pin)“
‘11; ball [or some time. Iln hurried to
be billed of Dr. Wiiilnm .I. 'l‘ruruy,
who took two etiichuu in tho wound
iir. Guarnoirl In taking a vurniion.
”monk“ m. .. - ..-... ...
FINAL. SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
». ”an...
Mon‘o Single: and Mixed Doubles in
Country Club Tannin Tournament.
The tonnhi tournament of the Nov»
walk Country uh will he brought in
a close t-ioturduy afternoon. At that
time the ilnnil will include their» ruin-
glcn and mixed doubled. Much Inter-
out line been when in the tournament,
though the finale wero interrupted.
but It iii expected there will be it big
attendance tor the cloning ni'ternoon‘ii
play. o
The cup: will probably be prudent
ed at the dance Saturday evening.
environ RALLY AND OOOIAILII.
The member» of the South Non/hilt
Methodist intrepid Church and con-
mention I hold a church roll and
internal writable. in the about: por-
Iornfitotiiorruw evening. Dr. Wham.
the outer. having been absent toi- new
oral would on his trip through Bumper
It“ people on hind to have hit: home
min; and thin nonunion will in
them tho opportunity to printout i-
«dilution at the return of blunt
“hf,“miiyr herrnnhmootj iwill h
‘ the (source ottite iii
served in
or he alumni-gallium“ for.
i
i
Declares heel .
up i »
The local Demetri-a “tinny stands
for pmgroselvonelh a. municipal ot-
tolre and their da‘ ldnte for mayor.
Albert M. l’oblma [imitated on a pint-
torni declaring (OFI’QI‘QEI'BSIIIVG idean.
in substance, two ”I titriilanke In the
by last evoniug'r (Meeting of The
Morrhnntn' and Mi" hlaoturers‘ Anew
elation, .
"We favor the a [hiring by the city
of such land and b wilting; as will coni-
lortitbiy house it .rarioits depart-
ments. 3 . ‘
"We heartily-approve of the building
of a new concrete ”Iliad between our
why and Fluid NOQWnlk, and pledge
ournelvon to do all in our powor to
promote the some.“ ..
We think the new bridge to be at the
utmost Importnnm‘ ahd’our candidates
on the city ticket fireplodzed to do
all In their power io'nitaiat in getting
the work begun will completed.
in
tuition is called t‘ the candidacy of
John F. Mutilation 'tor the onion 0! no»
Iectmnn as being on the bridge com-
mittee and pledged to Its construction:
it‘ you believe that this Work should
he done. vote the Democratic city tic-
ket rind tor John P; McMahon for so-
Icciman on the to“) ”chaise—(Pub-
llahed for Democratic Committee]
m...
BUSINESS lill iii
Plan Seems to I Host Feasible
0ne-—For fitter Train
Services”.
m
An important meeting of the irnua-
porintlou commitment the Merchants’
and Manufacturers? Annotation um
held ln‘ii WM mm: Norwgiit
Club. at which time the proposed trol-
Icy loop at the want hound railroad
depot wna dlmruuned nt loiiiitb. ii. was
decided to rm‘ouunend the sanctioning
ol’ the loop to the city council and this
will probably be done lit the council‘s
um nirctlng.
'l‘he trunnportnilon committee‘s re.
port. later transmitted by t‘hrlutian
SWIIIIL to the meeting; or the entire
{iii-i. liiiuti.‘ and Munutavturern' Assoc-l
uiimi wait accepted unanimously nnd
lilo roulmlltm‘ was tendered it vote or
iiiunku for its work. in preheating
the report. Mr. iiwnrtn pointed out that
while the [iropiitioil loop in porhnpa not
all that might be deolrod It will at
hunt plow at big temporary lli‘fll‘lll.
The Connecticut t‘oinpnny has
ililiilt‘tl lo liiuinil the loop Without do-
luy. By this plan. the West avenue
turn will go up the West hound depot
upronch. tuning about mar the depot.
no out through Monrov- street to South
Main street. and tin-uri- under the
Worthington otrcei brhlne to North
Mum street and West avenue. Arthur
t‘. Wheeler. oi the Nor-walk ilunlueus
Men‘s Association. met with the roar
mitten.
The matter oi Improved trolley con.
illilnnu has been under ruretui considv
rrntion for a torn: lime and many plan»
have been diueunued. the “will! being
that It won decided that the loop at
the want hound station in the moat
rcnuibie tor the present.
For letter Train Service.
At but ulnht’u meeting the transpor-
inilon committee also aborted I (Eliu'
puiun for improved trilin norvlce in the
afternoon. A committee undulating of
Albert E. Winchentcr. Frederick II.
Quintard mid (.‘harlen ii. Miller Worn
appointed to one it lililitii‘ (iXiii‘miii
train service wuutward in the after.
noon cannot be admired. With the
lil‘NifllIl. timetable no oxpriuin iruin
utopu hero betwuun 2:50 itud 5:50.
troni the met.
The «pooled committee will mount to
the Roimi‘itl tranuimrtutiuu committee
unlurdliy night.
*NEPUILICAN RALLY.
A men'n rally. under the Itudplfii’l. oi“
the Itopuhllnnmi oi' timith Norwalk.
will be hold at Red Mon'n linli. Whole
lumen tilt. Friday evening. ticpiombor
unit. at 8 o’clock: William J. H. lio-
hunnnn. Republifln QIIILIIIIM! for
umyor. Attorney Gennml John Ii.
Light and biliar KMKOM will uddroiil
the meeting.
WWW
NORWALK II PLIAISD.
The connection mode by Not-wont
with the South Norwoik public water
union: is (Willi! 30ml notification.
The probative iii ample to nearly till
the it ring Iiiii distributing: rondfvtflr
at nip t. and wander the mineral blue
”I“!!! with good‘lirwlure for are Mir-
viuo in about every election of New
wntii. Thin has been the opinion of
the Smith Namath voter commie-ion»
mint the one new Waive inch div
mum in lhwminizwould w New.
«iii much W Wit-o i a the
attendant would own oi
”m.
will Juiced; twin melodic
A. THURSDAY. emanation
platform. were unénbnoully endorsed'
thhe conueettlflfpnrilcuior ahi
upturn uni
not mention at the under and at the , w .
v
v
woman venom ‘
rm «plaid and runny: u
tonl ht in the lowland“ 4
non wind. becoming vn . Iii
.W
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NIVIN
DIAGRAM SHOWING THE WOODWARI). WRIGHT AND BROWN PROPERTIES WIIIC
TO PURCHASE FOR CITY HALL. LIBRARY AND FIRE DEPARTMENT PURPOSES.
The property. which It Is prone sad to secure, In bounded by the bony black lines in the diagram. ‘
t
rr he rnorosin
‘-
1:!
r ‘1.
i
Q.,
liliiiltllS' llllllllS liilliili
Ill Sillliii SllIiS
B. F. Scheheis at Go. Charged
With Using Mails to Deiraud
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Agente
oi the Department of Jiiutiro at noon
ltidily raided the others 0! ll. ii‘. Schet~
loin hi Company. In New York. mining
stock brokers. and the branches of the
same firm in ‘Bpsloli. Providence.
Philtulriphia. Chicago. Milwaukee and
Detroit. The complaint ugnitmt the
firm Iii conspiracy to one the mails to
defraud.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.»!‘edernl of-
liclale this afternoon descended upon
the otiicee ot’ ii. ll. Bubcitoin at Com-
pany. Curb lirokorii. on Broad street,
and pinced several persons under ar-
rest. Among tiwm was ii. ii. Scher-
tcls, head or the lirin. The prisoners
\vvru taken away in a patrol wagon.
Fraudulent use or the mails was charit-
ed.
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-Faii and Winter Mililnery Open-
lnii. Saturday, Oct. ill. Mrs. A. Allen.
brnudt, ill So. Main St. So. Norwnlk.
A Ciiulfloé advertiidmoniu entitnilln i
as word- or ion. 28 «Me 1 iimu. Gaol
OM"! OCII‘IOHII WOW. I can Er martian.
.u..-......-.....-.,m "up”... . .. «we...
won shut.“
F0“ IAL' ~TIIRI'1I'I i‘liWfl. 0N“
irrnb mm min in: new. Jami-a Hun.
lion-nylon. 'l‘iikiiiiukt‘ I‘nrit. it” ill
BRITISH. SITUATIIIII -
liEPilIlTEll II cum
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29,—Advicos
have been received here trout Ameri-
can odiciais in the Orient to the sheet
that a critical situation exists in China
and that an outbreak similar to the
Boxer rcbeilion of several year: use.
would not uurpriae the close. observers
of the recent, trend of events.
~TOWN TAXES.
Town taxed should be paid this Week
to avoid the interest. Olliceu In town
hull and .l. M. Layton & 00.. inc. open
until it o’clock Saturday evening.
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Chained advertiumnntn on thin pone,
25 words or im, 25 conic: 3 timel. 50c:
uch additional word. 1 cent per martian.
TO LET
TO Lt'rwilmrst: 0F NINE ROOMS.
{iii Winilohi nit‘u-i. Emu Norwnlk. Im-
provu-mrnil. Idl'uu yard and “union. fruit,
live mitiuieu from Million and trolley.
Nt'lil n-tiitonnhie. inquire ll 53 wmm-n
tstrut-t. #29 8!
TO LST- ‘ii‘tiilit PLEASANT ROOMS,
first Illmr. :iti Wmnlwnrd avenue. South
II
i
‘ WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
1
Ciaultiod «unicorn-nu on with I
as word. fr Int. :0 count l‘tl , ,s. .-
ncn audit one! word. 1 not per my.
‘ WANTED;
m
housework, by hint. Charles B. Macror- .
land. Apply to Mrs. T. B. Ninth. 48 3”. .;
I at .
view avenue.
WANTED—~A (YOMI'ETENT monoc-
rupiwr and typowrithit. Apply to charm ..
S. Mneiurland. a? iniyvlow Avenue. «to or ‘,
‘wAimzn _ nor Ar consonant?
Immdiy. £29 It.
WANTED-JAIME HOUSE WITH 10
here» "our South Norwnik In exciton”
for apartment homer. Wont Hide. New
York. Finn proprmlilon. limo“ lions-
niunn roul entitle, Norwalk.
pl. 829 St
WANTED .. AuicNTti. "iiAT'I‘L N0
for the ltluiit"«~thc lite ntory oi 'i‘h ore
“mm-volt. Authentic. lip-to-duto.
money iiinkur. Liberal twine.
high-r 00.. :69 Fourth an.
elite.
WANTEDmA UIRI. AB
maid and lunndrcnl. chad Miul‘ui‘m rev
qulrod. Apply at the or'aIlt Sentinel
once. Wu" ntroet. In person. I“ It
WANTIDw'I‘WO GIRLS. MUST BE
good lantern. Otiotl sultry 0 right per-v. .
ties. Apply uterine. .l. B. iuutein, ~ ‘
lea' tailor. ii: North Main ntmt. it; ‘
WANTIDA-WOMAN TO WORK m
bulge? One experienced in mailings-to
nnt ire-ad inquire oveningi M
Earn
CHAMHBR~
inquire lira. ii. A. Yunnan. Hi than! two-
nun. 529 Ill
To LIT—Jl‘iiltidid RUUMH. CAN mo
neon after it o‘clock in the evening or Sat-
urday. No. 7 Charter: ii. ntmt. South
Norm-lb. I28 3t
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