rt. v. 1- garlands} ..7~........uwww...... .. n... W, .... Willln' '* Bl Rtlli ljhhdt Two MachinesWere Racing at Sixty Miles an Hour Rate Connecticut Avenue ammuum i 1 curred at This Spot .Wu—o Willie racing down the Connecticut Turnpike yesterday afternoon upooo estimated by witnesses was crowded over to the. tlgh ot the road and struck a waiter scarcely any decrease oi spoon. machines were both Connecticut ones. Judgiog'from their licenses and waéoti ,thit one of John to“. Hyatl‘s. ot wagon Wcril Matti street. This imputed and the. Ul'l\'(.‘l thrown around, but was uninptrud nave cut on his arm. ...c liltlflanoIlC that struck the was on tuition turtle and the man oath. tdthliLtl With his lite. w.i.. practically llll‘tilJliicu, th'i: not...“ or i.li.lislt‘bl. [LL other tannin» litiit l‘.;.‘,lll on .it way, liLU_il_)l|l_j to not; 'Mlllll dainutu both done, ii is auto by those \vno hop pencil to too hour at t lu tlhic. ‘iue section of the turnpike. the accident Occurred is about Otto no 1870*. ll Willi ill illllilll Several Bad Accidents Have 0c- tit miles per hour. one at two automobiles but he "9' ‘ L undeclared . ..... ”MMHMu immune Arthur iladclyiie llugmore Heard at the Norwallt M. E. Church 1 Arthur liadclyl‘i'e llutttnore. artist. author. traveler and lecturer. general- ly titlinitte did he the greatest animal photographer in the world. held an audience at the Norwullt Methodist ,Church enthralled for one hour and a haltiast night. while he rtcounted the story of a recent photographic hunting trip along the Roosevelt trail. The in. forest was sufficiently great to have guaranteed the lecturer that his hear- ers would have willingly remained twice the length of time to hear a fur- ther recital of his wonderful' tlth‘il‘ turcs in African jungles. and to wit- nears the more than passing fair pic tures of the landscapes and the life-I like pictures of attitnal life encounterg ed along the hunting trail. l The audience seemed to live through those adventurous days of trawl for 1.500 miles. afoot, so graphically given.l of the harrowing and realistic imita- tiou of the angry tnurmiirlttgs of the wild beast in the forest at midnight. The illustrations. photographs from life. Were all in color. and stood out front the screen with the vivldnoss of flesh and blood. Seeing those from a perfectly safe distance and hearing the story of the close shares. the mur~ volous adventures. interspersed with humorous illusions to certain incidents by the speaker. one could even laugh [or a heartily ever a description. for in- ;stunce. of a charge by several enor- imous wild animals upon two men do 3 ill) ill t side i with 'i he , the Wad t0 lilo til it And yet, the significance of the Im. a story was not lost on the “mo. None but am vet-titted the extremes of mymlcncruy. pluik. contour and danger to had . which Mr. litigtnorc and his coiupatu lUll subjected themselves tor the sake fl! education and posterity. The lecture was the first of the Non walk Town ’l‘cnchcrs‘ course, and the second \till he on Drrctnbcr bill. when i where hundred feet east of where the Mac Cormack accident occutrcd some 3,Wlllinnt “~ ”90‘7““ founder "l ”W “.11..“ “.50 and “em. where several l George .luuior Republic. will ocltirc on other accidents halo tltwotopud. though i more Ly co-ltit-iutnt tliuu through out" cause or result which tho. place can be blamed i’or.’ neutral months ago an automobile \l'llil ‘partly burned at this the uterine which were caused mysteri- Ottsly. Nurwatti soloists will in time entertain w: . «at the and go past it I i. . era are than)! more accidents at me place. The automobile which was on the left hand side of the road and which is ooh%uod alter the sect 13013; said to have dent, bail. , «g 1' ‘ 1 upon it. while the. 1‘ one. wilk ran into the unfold the rear and co atoll. bad for a number 8968. ;’l‘hia latter ma- chine Wits xii bntily‘ila'maaed that it the road was beyond all repair it and was when to a Stain out for the repair work. lttus. ted soon after Taylor avenue wn ed. for the autos were not noticed. or rather nothing unusual was noticed about them when they ,, passed this place. crowded me into the nutter-" “According to the registration book automobile C 8968 belongs to W dy,pof Noroton, man 11qu to liltchooclt. of Greenwich. . ‘-PA‘NCY GTOUK OP APPLES. 25c and 28c pit. L. Joseloff's. that no? t titres u at r The factory of Militia a Cr the corner of Water and Elisabeth streets, was entered souls time Int andiabout Oil in change which t in one of the dealt drawers night. was Rep W,“ taken. " by some one who was f :“tiit'pwu on three p ‘ Mlle hey fi golden door unlocked, the th ly in two or _ a,“ ‘ hing. one inside the. part ht to the drawer where the 1 Mint and removed ' crimes keeps a few it was a large yellow car with black stripes and trim. Each car iii said to have (‘Oll- tuitiod .but one than and the lace star~ V The man who had the accident is said to have exclaimed the minute he was on hia‘ feet after the accident. "He The robbery was evidently commit- :‘vilp the wmunduiu, in Mr. or“. ’ leaves a key to the office in a place to the office was taken and ly‘t‘oblt the its! With him or throw way. I it could not be found this It in. acrsw. small bills in . tin-tbs cities. but it. happened ‘ "The .lt tiior Republic." -. .. SPECIALS AT HAVES' lilltT. tilioicc Native Turkeys, 3m in. Natlvc itoattitia (thickens. 2th- lb. .‘t'aiivc it‘owls, lilo lb. ls‘nncy llticks. 2th: lb. (lactic. 22c lb. Small it an Fresh. Hams. lflc. point. not. quite loially destroyed by Q place Sntall lcun Fresh Shoulders. He lb. Prime Rib Roast Heel. lllfic lb. Homemade or Linlt Bunnie. ltic lb. Intuit Pot. Roast. lilo lb. llump (turned fleet. ltlfin lb. w «Your choice- of our entire stock of Tlll‘ltoys, 300 ll). liltytrl' MM. -_.‘..._W_.. unite CAVE ' ”a tram ruuv last evening‘s whlitt party under the auspices of the toast Norwallt llll~ pt‘ovetnent Association. composed of East Norwaik indies. was very ailerons- fnl in every particular and made a very enjoyable evening for all who at~ tended. About till) people were in at. garage I [Milly a. profit for its work of trout 20 to 825. The party was held at Run oil's Hall at the corner of Van azndt street, and the only unfortunate circumstance will .J. Od- l’l. M. tar was cold an account of a misunder- clal events. " The hall was prettlly decorated for "'5’ with party. which was under the fie stirrviaiou of Mrs. ill. B. . till. a airman of the entertain. meat committee. and she had the able assistance of the other calcar- and members of the association. The [solar prizes were awarded last evening to tire. Ketchup. lira. Jesse and Mrs. DaWitt. in the order canted. and the gentleman’s to George R. Van Alstyne. Wallace Valium and w. a. Hanford. During the eveninz‘ltxht retreats meats wore the order. ' ~N01’l0ll Glover‘s altos stole open Wednesday evasion. closed all day frbanlimvlnu. wand—vu— u-BID on vsatow’oatoae are an. t... Joulolt's. falllorth Mala street; VIINIPIOTN‘O res“ HLTIR. booth Notwaht'o widely approved water on» is paid a visit by the ”I?! «Ma‘s , t 0' bit varsity. «won-Me by their pru- fquor. A y Magma-treated of aw. at amlilar OYIOIIB. to! avi- y wont money , hinted at the do" tit orwnllt rouse . u Ismail. all. Matte?“ "mind... mu... .m fended only by a shotgun and a com-l audience. l r.l‘vl . U Loin of Pork or Pork Chops. liit‘, lb. . teiidauce. so that the association note the temperature of the hall. The lat. Yale, eases ' i News rnou ALI. 1louvre 7 soars Noawmt. or rite i...“ .1... we... tutti hhlll' remnant Holds Up Petition of Telephone Co. for Conduit Until Heed» quarters ls Heard From l m-.. -..... wuummu7‘ umumu informal Meeting on Frideyliighi to Fix Assessments Norwallt City legit" not recognized sufficiently in the outhern New ling- lantl ’i‘elophotlc Company's directory. At least, when the matter of the poll» tion or that company for permission to lay a conduit through Wall and Main streets was brought up last ove- itlux ut the (lily of Norwallt Council meeting. this was shown to be the principal objection of the council to creating their petition. Bill they will ' have a chance at their meeting of De- lutmbcr 5th to decide this point for one and all titties. for at that time a representative from the company with powcr and authority to act upon llic traitor will be present. to talk over tltv situation with the council. 'llivru were three representatives of but l‘0ll“llilll}' from patrol-town and illlititr‘l' Maurice ll. blotting. of South Norwnlk. present, and they wore pro.- pttrcd to answer all questions/as to the construction and the course of the conduit. but unfortunately they worth unprepared for the matter of the (“rat‘- tory and the entire subject had to ho postponed on this account. . 'l‘lii-re were other utntteridiocuswl it the mention. which was called to vrilcr shortly after ll'o‘cloclt by Action Mayor Finnegan with a full board pren- t'lll. Therein still that etnpty seat in the council chamber and there was no attempt to fill it. Nor was there any attouipt to fill any oi the appointive of- fices. contrary to exportation of a lli‘lllllel‘ of Norwulli Boonie. _ hills ordered paid amounted in Si.- 638.57. ‘ The highway dmmmd some wot-ll laid out for it. . The bills for the extra pavluit that was done an anterior thouaht to the paving of Wall street were presented and an amount lo cover these Will be netted for at the meeting of the board of estimate and taxation of the city. Councilman llatts. of the finance do unrtmcni. was short of funds ttud was empowered toilet-row $1,000 to meat expenses of his department. Assistant Superintendent of (‘on- iurucilon of thc Southern New Eng. land Telephone Company ll. L. all uuntdtt addressed the council in rela- tion to the petition of the company for permission to lay a conduit through Wall street as for an East avenue and through Main street as for an Hoyt sit-cot. lie was accompanied by local manager of the company. Maurice ll blotting and by it. ill. Carllsle. conduit engineer. and William Fraser. district plant chief of the southern New Eng» land Telephone Company. He said that there are two ways in standing with the janitor. but this t; which the company obtain after my." tor will be remedial l“ the l til”. M resources are exhattlted in the way of it " "09°.“ to have ”n“ ‘ °" '°' placing new cables. The first is by ad dittonal cables over the streets‘ and the second is by laying them undeiu ground. The It‘ll is by fitr the cheaper for the company. but it has been their llcy in the out to lay the cable: till-i Function as for as possible and when he need rectum it. This is a benefit does away with unsightly streets and the second place It ll of benefit to the oompanyt for there in the lesser liability to loss through storm. The additional expense to the company he spoke of and said that the service would be vastly interrupted in cars of wires broken by storm. He further said that to lay the cattle underground will can the company in this instance about “.000. not oount~ in. the cost of the cable. and to lay it overhead with the some conditions eli- iltlag would cost than $200 outside of the cable. 'f‘hen. moment on the rep «tentative of the company. .tbe laying of the cable will give the city a value or tune in the duct unit will be laid. it. spoke at the future and until that more and more undermined, cables will be compliant“ the demand for service loom lint principal to the city, he pointed out. in that it. _ obloct in being present mount. ,h‘ menu-wot- ibw questions of the _ centralizingi lie was asked how far to patty reprvaoothti'éil pl libertho outn- pony will either no t exworlt or let the city do the work’oi‘ it rlbfythe new pavement tor ‘ t3 n the lab ier case they ill. its expense as in the former. . . . Acting Mayor Fin sub asked what concessions the com by will grand if the petition in; '_« = u glib stated when asked what, a mbtiniheiway oi' cancellations, that! l " wanted the city to appear in it till a w 6 directory in a place by its iron ‘» not under South Norwulli and thathe would like a tele- phone to the council bomber. He said that he undernibpd that south Nor- waiit gets its oityfitin 11 bass free. but was told that they ; I set the tele- phones at the sum price that. the. City of Norwalit has . . by, with 50 per l cent. discount. it, that he thinks the company is i It x at the matter from a purely busts I. standpoint and that as it is a bits on proposition they should grant i any something in the way of conscious if they are to receive the pet'mipllon to lay their conduit. . l ‘ _ Councilman Ilurnell th tight that the City of Norwallt should a recognised in the telephone bolt. ‘He said that Norwalk cannot be i Within the direc- iory. Mr. Nutitnz it onto that the an rausement is beat u ‘d that great con- fusion throughout t state would re- sult it it change war j made. it would take years to occur in the people in tho change. . . it was titoved and motion of Coun- cilman iturnell that, he matter be de- tcrrctl until tho-tie meeilnv. Coun- cilman Milne thought that the com- pany should at least she given a square dcnl. llc said that illicit are entitled to it as Well as anyohd «so. ‘ Manager Nuttlnz unlit that he would like to know if the council Would like to confer with some one from the com- pauy relative to the directory. Couli- climan Milne again ettproased himself that the epiphany should be given a square dual tutti until that n represen- tative from the company should in: soon in relation to the matter. it was finally decided, to have a rep- irseblativi- of thetoiephoiia company present at tho next meeting to talk in relation to the matter of the directory He then nxpintnbti thwmtem of the directory to tho‘potlttollnnnd showed 'ltt‘lti that ii is illb \ ' ' . thing under the with to find Nor alt l! onetwlaltu to. in the first'fplo'ce‘lf any person notifier ll number lit Norwalli..he is not netted what dacnuntge it lit in. but is given his nomination he does not know the difference. whether Norwslii in in the book or twigille- does not even have to linowitli‘n number. but may iii-k for than «at .ibc person in Norwalk that. he wishes Mill he in given that an iv! postponing united by the poor _ hi i ammunition» wallt wander in the boot; ‘ , r’ . Ho lull-“War rm t '. ulti- ‘let and potentiometer the state is within the bDOK’llllll any person who has it telephone in the state may be reached if another no desires to reach hint. 'lle said that in the front of the directory thorn in tin ulphabetltml lint of all the cites. towns. hamlets and neighborhoods. which will tell what oxchunuc tin-y are listed under and in 'lllll war trim may find anyone in the slate ih a ”phone. If he cannot find it if he asks the opcrntor she will tell him. Then followed a general discussion all to why South Nthllt was given the exf‘lllilll. and why South .Norwalti is listed in the telephone boolt with Norwnlii beau-iii that bud. Mr. Nut- ilng said: ”ll not South Not-walk the principal railroad center?” its stated that South Norwallt was chosen by the company because it is the best place for the excliauttc. and for another rea- son, because it is the best place for the service of the people. its said that the principal railroad center helped greatly in the centering of the ex- change. its said that the company would probably grant the request of Norwallt that the directory be chant. ed. if they deemed it of advantage to the people. its said the tompany probpbly thin“ it would be detrimental to the people to change it. Mr. Nursing said: "it is unfortunate that South Norwallt ll called Booth Norwalli." which re- mark was productive of general laugh» tor. for all present new the point. ‘ He salted that the council state tativea from the company prenatal the next meeting to which the matter had been deferred and was told that the council to desired. Hit said that they would be present at the meeting which will be its a on December till. Ur. almonds uited: "is that all the conclusions that the citrwlli want?“ its explained that he wanted to be sure so that thn‘ooatpanv could have annual: representatives preventtto answer all the requirements at the next muting. Acting slayer ”about: said that he would litre relieve a ”telephone pot in the oounnll spontaneity the «nanny mtt- and I told that it could not be done. a that the mutants.“ to per rental-count was all Metal; MW, , f .t 5:er lit. soil the annual .ii‘u ”I moment as. lilo. ‘ ”m... Mmflflflmmm- whether they wished to have "mun. . . I my nesdayt moderate variable Width; " Wasruna'aoancs Unnamed "visitati- tattle» 39'. x I M llll IS‘ Ill llllllllll A * Rllll lllllll 300 Men Break into the Acamba- ro lall, Free Prisonersantl Lent and ilob Everywhere uuhmu . ~ummmus l Government is in Charge of Telegraph Stations El. [’ASO, 'l‘eiiail. Nov. 22.—-At Iicambnro. state of (lunnalauto. last night. Still inch mountain the tall. not free the prisoners. looted tae loant chops litd confiscated all the arms nud‘ ammunition. They then went to the municipal palace and scoured nil the county funds. 'l‘hey were met by troops at mid‘ night and in lite light chuiy were aided and eighty wounded. The ttoi- dlt‘lri are now in pounceslon and the tovointiotilsta fled to the mountains. A big sign has been posted at. thr- intcruatlonnl ilridgo. connecting this city with .lutirua. Mexico, iorbtddlu: any imrson to paint over lii‘ll'r’ticll tho liultlli of l2 midnight, tillll t: o'clock a. tr. This action wit.u titltrn at the int attuned of tilt .‘ticxlcuti Uul‘i‘l‘liltielll. are posted to enforce. the order The revolutioiiiats ltnfi‘ unrivaled (lattice l’aluctu. actordiuy: to inlormn» tlou received bcre at 4 a. in. They withdrew peaceably to the hills. leav- ing the city in the hands of the govt-r. meat forces. It is asserted that the revolutionlate have gone towards San Pedro de lae Colonials. State of (Your build. the telegraph lines have been rcpltirotl and communication opened. The situation on the border hero remains unchanged at 5 a. in. No «lla- turbaacaa have taken place in doors: and‘ the town is report tranquil, (Street cont rout this side of the river will‘tle anch to ewes the line at 5:30.. and ordinary traffic will bore- st‘inod. 4 Advices here this min; are to the client matters special trains’fi'oln Mexico City reached Torreon at «t o'clock bringing a battalion of infan- try and a battalion of cavalry north to Chihuahua it is fillll'd that these forces will be) distributed along the nor' them frontier wherever needed. The soldiers sent out from Chihuahua to Parrot have been detained at Jimlne: to await tuvwa from Portal and to guard sgnlnut threatened trouble. there. it ill stated that it battle lit exported in tulip place there at. daylight No ad~ vices have been received concerninx the situation at Parrot this morning. The Moxlciin Government has de~ ctnrcd a monopoly on all telegraph linen. both federal and private. accord- lng to information received here this morning. can be transmitted except under gov— ernment manor. .\ About but! Mexican laborers who have been employed by linltcd States railroads arc panning through the city daily. bound for interior Moxie-n points. The men have become alarm— ed over tit-rumors of revolutionary troubles. and are returning to protect their families. Many. it is said. will enlist with the revolutionisu. "I'M int wire has been cut near Games Potable. The train of soldiers uid'to he dismount-lilac at Jimines. the supposition being that they are await- Ink rsinfmcotnwntn coming from the south. No communication can be had with Parrot. Tori-son was put under martial law at it o‘clock uterday afternoon.» The stores are c and and business is Illl~ pended. The the electric railway to domes Paladin was stopped and all people were warned to imp indoors. hilltops surrounding the city. A full company of federal routes rode ,lnto ’l‘omott st‘ntitlnixht. ”mum. ~WOMAN’I NUNlcl'AL LIAGUI TIA. a ‘ The ladies musical ten. utility. Nov. to. at the Hotel diluent. to which all interested in bothering the work of the loans are invited. The from it to 5. Admin- alon. :tl «all. W W VIII? clone NI? lN. worms ems lJeremiah Hmtth. of New Haven. it is said that no illi‘flillgti‘ which bhrcblhnhhus last night are pin Soldiers are now out. in an attempt. 3,, to dislodge the rsvolutlonisls tom the ’ the lunatic will give I. umuu, . .mmuuu flan Repairing Car Bearing New Haven Number in Mix-lip Near Ansonia ANBONIA. Nov. 22.———While walking along the highway near Chestnut Ridge. Orange. yesterday afternoon. Edward D. Robbins. one of Aneonia‘s city auditors. was violently assaulted, by a motorist who was repairing his automobile. Mr. Robbins was in com- pany with J. I). BrOWn, also of Anso tile, and the two men stopped to watch the man repairing the car. With the motorist were two other men. and soon all five were in conversation. Sudden ly the man in charge of the car. with-, out provocation. asked the two Anne; plans if they were looking for trouble and with an oath picked tip a heavy pump. used for pumping up auto tires. and brutally struck Mr. Robbins over the band. inflicting a wound over the left eye anti near the temple. Mr. Roi» bias was completely knocked out and another automobile passing by. he was taken aboard in a dazed condition and hustledu to (trace Hospital. where hiul l i l , wounds Were dressed. it took several stitches to close the injury in his head. which bled profusely. Later he was able to return to his home in this city Mr. Robbins said today that no no pleasant words of any character prt- ocdcd the assault and he could not ac- count for the man‘s action. -'l‘he auto bori- thc license number of 10.915. which, according to the state register. of licensed automobiles is owned by. it is said that Mr. Robbins. who in a wad! ltnown and blulily respected citizen of? Annuals. will bring legal artton against the culprit. \ t ' -—LOOK! LOOKi LOOK Western 'l‘urltev. 24c lb. Choice Jersey 'l‘urltuyn, title in. Chickens. 18c lb. Native r‘owl. 20c lb. Native Roasting Chicken. 240 lb. Native iluclts. 24c lb. l-‘rttr! llante. 18c lb. ln‘rosh Shoulders. the lit. ltdast l‘orlt, tee to. NEW YORK MARKET. Nil Washington St. _,......,-....~ - . ”FANCY SWEETB. 20c PK" l'lc lg; pit. l.. Joselofi's. 1'2 No. Main. W94 «u -wui-mwg TEll “'8' WP?“ . l *M~M remembt-r that the water in the no» veins is again becominlt-low. and that there in not over a ten dayl' supply. south Norwalii may again be called upon it rain does not come that. will lend to put more water in tho resor- volra. City Engineer Charles bl. Wood and the water commissioners have been keeping close tails upon the sup ply. rnil last a ding announced that tort darn more old prdbnbly wind up the supply. unless more is obtained. Therfort- it behooves careful use due in. the next tow days upon the part of the silicone. The purchasing habit-la an expensive one as was shown by the Mt“!!! necessitated purchase and Nor. milk city does not want to spend money that way if it can be avoided. W“-..— —-TH! KIIIGIR CO CHARGE ac. ‘ COUNT l’LAN is modern in every detail of its opera. tton. it .is simply the old time way of charging things hr tight up to the minute. There is no a disagreeable or annoying feature about this planw was anythiut wrong with the way it works. Unlike the charge smut lyn- toms of deputateat stores. it deep not require theouaiomer to pay down the entire amount of the bill at the ox- thnotmdoorw days. contrary. it allows you to buy the war- in; necessities of life and settle for the some in small. convenient any» menu.» in such times it: these. a plan which is no liberal and broad-minded cum to opposite you forcibly. Bap- pose you inquire into this modern way of churning purchases to your account. human 00. F310 swat rtontos bastion. b. .louloti‘s 1’! No. Main St. "dw‘ww dam” “on. his «his '. amwmneoamau _ a ”minus moo w W. . LOST. Loor~-uaowa cow. out! smitten immmlmrm for lnfmgl'gflw'lga up: mud Me. on elm m it» LOO'I'MIMH‘ Dbl WM! I'l‘Mln Dietitian-mu halal. planet its. letter _ ll titties. . :va for‘rnturn in Motor .i m... as n . .. u in. , _ '1 Full Cl" 0]" IllIWILK ‘ City of Norwalk people will KER _, thousands would not use it. if there ‘ 0n ills _, gge‘filri‘t’." blurs Tells Chairman Seymour Thttl ' ls Devilishly Opposed to tile Bridge Building Methods mmummi' momma ant l'elten to Weddell: Adlaurtlm day Evening, ten. 4, tall“ t The adjourned bridge meeti‘uxln t ‘ , , Town Hall. last evening, while not "a I»; , ootnpllshlng anything toward the co situation of the bridge. served-an C's.‘ medium for Chairman John it. say; incur and Selectman John Davina to “ express their opinion of each otherw- Thls was done by. Mr. Devine In no . _ certain terms. and, afforded about to. most interesting feature of the short session, althoughd‘own Counsel Gold- ..... w-.. maintained on Sixth Patter r... —-FANCY MIXED were. 2 Les. use; and the lb. l.. Joseioff‘s. 72 No. Matti; " “situate martini... .n “in; to“ ~ . 25 words 'or less. 25 cents: 3 times? 63:; , ditch additional wont. 1 com net- taut-stow. WAN'f‘Ebwl-‘Ull GENERAL WORK IN millet-p Must utttlrrstttiiti hooliitreplu .‘ tyiwwiliimt. Apply by letter" only, am 'u . log t . experience and qttullfloatloi Lonnie ury. Mathewson &. Co. i329: ~~‘ WANTED-militlltk or ”run, tut tit-north Ituusckccplnu or waahlns ll’itlllua. Mrs. Getty. iC Ltutlnuon A South Nurwulk. II I . ) v ... .. w .,-,...m.~m.~w WANTED-wt!" MllllllJi‘t-AGED Ami limb. t-‘llilftlinti as housekeeper. doubt“ or ntirsinti. address Mrs. Mario litter n23. innit. nulltcl. (It‘llll. do ~-..-...—~ wsnrsomrtttmu’. no a on n unfurnished. mouth to t mottled tax. by will")? contain; ruin [ . lik'Wlt . Nurw’a I: ' ‘ ., ., ' whine .. aosno 'AND " aoo Youux than would board and room in . vita family; central location. Add W. ”us-ellwifit‘m . it Hermit. .. . WANTID~N 1' _. R live cattle and . too for good fat 't‘umpi OI... . 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