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Entered at the South Norwalk Pol
on Second Clue latter
t-oinee
warmer tonight'nnd Thundny; 1h
ate north to northeast winds.
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SWKAKW
i BRAD
WllKH ill
Councilman Charles A. Quinta‘rd
Did Not Present 11 to Mon-
day's Council Meeting
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' Cnpt. Hunt and Sergeant Leath-
~ crlanti the Candidates
The question as 16 whether Council-
mnn Charles A. Qttintnrd. of the Nor-
wnlk city council. had any particular
right ftlr'withltolding the notice of
resignation. which Chief Thomas Brad-
ley, at the Norwaik police force. gave
iiilli on Monday afternoon, is a much
discussed subject about Norwalk to-
day. There appears to be a contest on
as toilhief Bradley's successor. be»
then Captain 'i‘homnsHunt and Ser-
gennt Thomas Leatheriand. Of course
both men wish the position. but they
are not so strongly engaged in the can
test as tire their friends 11nd fellow
partisans.
it in said that the Republican coun
cilmen favor the appointment of Ser-
geant Lcnthel‘lnnd as chief. because
he votes along the same line that they
do, and this would naturally be the
correct manner of thinking. were the
two persons interested in the office
equally entitled to it. 110th men are
exceilent policemen and have served
the city well. but others think this
should not enter into the matter at all.
for it‘ one man is fit to be captain and
is capable tovhoid that office and faith-
fully execute the duties. and the office
of chief is the next highest on the list
then he should without even a slight
hesitation. be. appointed to the office
of chief.
As to the matter of the withholding
resigns ion. there
it Demo-
of the notice of
are set oral l 111
crate say 1111 011131111110“ QuintaIrdI
had no light to withhold the rest
nation and it should have been 1)
.. 8811M M ”WW 9 Monday int; George 11‘..t-1arte1n. Charles E Hoyt
that it is 011! by Wu"! be and Prod 11 111111111111
means as slit-it. and soul other The Minor: chosen by the direc-
A Republican councilman said this
morning that Chief Bradley told Coun-
cilman Quintsrd that he might hold the
it is
old Councilman
owevet', "i out
anyway and you may as well
present the notice of resignation to-
This convolution could not.
resignation as long as he chose.
said that the chief
Quint on Mood”.
throng
night."
be verified today. as Ocuncilmsn Quin
turd is out of town and Chief llrndley
could it
The
tard withheld
knowledge of
.be located.
the notice with
should a pom
the Democrats would have the majori
ty. for Acting Mayor Finnegan bellows
that he has the right to vote twice in
it case of this kind, and true Carport:-
tion John J. Walsh has decided thus.
it is sold that the opinion of the city
coitueel is a shaky one and that the
waiting for
something big to be brought up to
Republicans 111 ‘e ’11ttiy
11.1.1113 something upon the council.
A Republican coii'n'climnn sold this
morning. when asked if the ltopubll
cans wanted to put S'erueunt Leather-
‘Wu are
net saying a 'word." and he would not.
land in the office of chief:
uglnother.
at only are some of the Republi—
cone disappointed With the way in
which the council of the City of Nof
will: is conducting the affairs of the
city, but the Democrats are also up in
it is not
nolimsn Finan-
nn to maintain his office of satin:
with no dttempt to fill the ve-
Irma about the I tier.
film. they fly. for
mayor
baht (their now in 1.11: council chamber
. it ie not the men epic object to
but 1111 entire 11 of 111
amped”
will All
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over again. it:
e
mocrute any that Mr. Quin~
the
the other Republican
councilman. for thll reason of the un-
settled condition of the council. which
vote be taken. then ‘ '
e attain.
little incident occurred yester-
at no matter!
is sport the red.
at . .. unwound
ire of ‘ ' 1111 one 0
I1 11113111, . lien. to orde?
’“ “send it to ex.
the store keep-
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New Schedule of Rates for Pa-
trons of Electricity for
Lighting Purposes
Announcement is made todcy by
Superintendent George 11. Cathay. 1111- I
perlntettdent of the local division of
the Holtsutonic Light anti l’ower Conl-
puny. of an extensive reduction in the
price for electricity for lighting pur-
poses. The reduction is an average
throughout the schedule of about 3%
cents per kilowatt hour or in the neigh-
borhood of 20 per cent.
The new rates are entirely net. there
being no discount whatever. ill giving
out the new schedule Superintendent
Conroy said:
“The new 1ntes ate in uotordantc
with the eompnuy' a policy to volume:
11y reduce the rates when the business
will warrant."
The new schedule of prices is as foi<
lows:
1 to 119 kilowatt hours, 12
1’30 to 99 kilowntt hours, 11% cents.
1011 to 149 kilowatt hours, it cents.
150 to 1911 kilowatt hours. 10% cents.
200 to 2119 kilowatt hours, 10 cents.
300 to 3119 kilowatt hours. 9!»; route.
400 to 4119 kilowatt hours. 9 cents.
bill) .111 upwards kilowntt hours. 111,51:
The minimum bill is $1.011 per
month.
The grout majority of the house cus-
tomers for electricity are affected by
the first given figures of the above
st'hcdulc
cents.
-.. “wan. .
Wliii’ilili WiliR
BilliPKKK Willliili
Albert E. Winchester Chosen
President and Other Nor-
walkera Interested
The annual meeting of the Westport
Water 11nd Electric Company was ill‘id
yesterday nttcrnnon at the company’s
001m- in \1’cutport. The stockholders
elected the directors, following which’
the latter named officers.
The directors nentcd'are Albert 11:
lord ii Holden Joseph 11. Taylor.
tors are:
President—~Aibort E. Winchester.
Vice-President-«Richard 11. (tuition.
Secretary and '1'runsurer-~—(‘harles
Hoyt.
The reports showed the company to
be in first class condition in every
particular and growing steadily, nor-
in; the past year there has been laid
about a mile of new water pipes and
some ten miles of electric wires have"
been strung for street and commercial
service. particularly to Greens Farms.
cuttonttrs 111111: .
orcrnovro 1n FIRE
m
BiNGliAMl‘TON, N. i’.. Jun. 18.»
Prompt Work by firemen and attend-
ants of the Susquehanna Voily Home
is thought to have saved the lives of
all of the 1511 children. inmaten. when
fire broke out in the boiler room of
the dormitory building. the firemen
failed to find any, bodies. The drafted
a good start when discovered and be
fore the. arrival of the firemen the
nearest company being nearly» two
miles away. the dormitory building
was filled with stifling smoke. Dozens
of the children were carried out uocon~
sclous by the firemen and were 1111011111
ed by a corps of physicians summon-
ed from the city
The fire loss was not hints as the
names were confined to the basement
of the building. ‘
‘1
PINI Libel: wtttsr c 1.10. ,
Mrs. Sophie A. Weed. of w 1 street.
entertained the members of the Pied
Lodge Whlet 0111b yesterday efteraoon
at her home in a very delightful munl
{ten-The etternoon we: eponttnmler
n
to prte winners. Mrs. Levine We
of flint avenue. was awarded
the guest prise. while Airs. Much re
solved the club prise. Following the;
card 11111111113111. guest enjoyed A metal
hour during which refreshments of
112.
.—
Willi MAK
iolnt Convention of the General
JilliRKilS ill illliK
Takes Office on March 4111 for
of Simshnry, for United States Sennv
Winchester. Franklin A. Smith. Rich- _
derde and there were two encoder. my
illiiii SS [1
ABCEPIAKBE
Assembly Formally Com-
pletes 1113 Election
BRAKEKES Kill] illillls
Six-year »Tcrm
HARTFORD, Jnn. 18.~-1n joint con
ventioo of the ticnerai Assembly this
noon the choice of George 1’. hiclmnn.
tor was formally completed 11y the
reading of the journals of both branch-
es which recorded that. he had receivv
od 11 tnttjority of the votes cast yetltet‘1
day. A resolution was offered and
adopted by the joint assembly declar-
ing Mr. Mclmnnito have been duly
elected to the joint nosetnbiy Mr. Mc-
Lean to have been duly elected to the
Congress of the l’nllod States for 11111
years beginning March 1. next.
A committee escorted Mr. McLean to
the Chamber and after being intro-
duced he spoke as follows:
Mr. President and Gentlemen of the
General Assembly:
For the second time in my career.
Connecticut tins given to the her best.
and l runnot trust my vocabulary or
(Continued on Second Patten
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State Circuit Will Contain Canto
Cities as test an~01
. rectors in Session
HARTFORD. Jen. 111.-'1‘he winner
of the pennnnt in the Connecticut hue-
bnli league will in the future be giv-
en $11.10 insured of 8211 an the result of
action token at a meeting of the or
floors and directors of‘ the league
here yesterday. President Tracy and
all the directors were present and
much business of a minor nature incl
dent to the openinu of the league
5111111111 in the spring transected.
The directors unanimously uphold
the contention of Harold Durant. one
of the authors of the Waterbury club
that six players which Hunger Finn
claimed belonged to 1m were the
property of the club and that Finn
was in no manner entitled to their
services.
Therewlll be no change in the
clubs for the coming season and the
circuit will he the some as for the
past eysr.
Hereafter the name of the lenxue
will 1111 printed on all boils used end
there' will be uniform tickets for 1111
clubs. Official scorers wens appoint-
ed for the home city of each club and
the directors made known their
preference of dates for games which
were noted by the maker of the echo-d1
ole and as soon 1111 the schedule has
been drawn up another meetlnlf of
the directors will he held there and
the schedule accepted.
THEY [AT ”NO IIIAD
Plsoee Where the Poem People Have
to Use Constitutes
There ere reliohe wherein the poor-
er clum or peasantry out little or no
.breld. Belted loaves of brand ere
practically unknown in many parts of
110111th Austria end 11er on
throughout the agricultural districts 0
1
e
outsell,
It 1! 11111 that; the village of the
Obemteirtnerk. not for from Visas
breed is hotter econ. the staple to
teken so
dainty nature were served. The host
.1 meeting was not spoken of. lint 111111
. be ensconced in these columns W111
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The worms: amide of The 111111111
coin “mood beech 1111111.
11M
«$111131- ‘11 in hrdth 01* fried terd and
11 r u r. Tat-1111111
, ”1.1.11... 1.... 11.
1
Norwailt Inn: to
. George Dwyer.
being 11111111. it kind of portion made
tit fresh or ourdied milk. .
1
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What Schwslt .
new roux, .111 g, Ew'i‘he United
States Steel Como has cut the
salary of its 111-11111 j t to 850.000 11
year Although Chilton; M Schmb
and William iii. Corey as presidents
rell will receive only 3110000.
The finance cornml‘ttee of the come.
ration is empowered to fix salaries and
it was learned yesterday “that Mr. i-‘sr
reil'a notary that been placed at just
one-ttnlf of what his predecessors re«
coived lie who recently selected for
the position by the finance committee.
lifter his election by thwb‘llard of di~
directors in June. T “
w
‘11"
More than usual 1, . ‘ ti! felt in
Norwailt in‘ Mr. F0: , 459‘ Al onto»
ions expressed lust lab 11 , Wt”
effect that he until- "rials? worth
5100.000 and was at: ye he of the
it
ii»
game worth more t elf er Sciiwnb
or Gorey.
Twenty-three” _ including
Coffins ‘ “holy
Sentence Today
—-—.-1 «iv-walls
Two Others 8013th lull Iflr
Long 1' .
and one woman charged with console
scy against the throne and with plot~
ting to nsssisineto the crown prince
and birth officials of the empire. today
Weie plibiit‘i)‘ sentenced by the hilt-
roceiv ed 1100. 000 a you. James A For K
but will not assnmé hie duties until ‘
iHRii WES
081 IN ill
SUBMARIK
Supply of Oxygen Shut 011 As
11116111111111 Vessel Was Be-
ing Raised Yesterday
flii’iilK illil lWfl
lives.
Kellie. thcilatter the be
late of the navy at re receiving «in
grntulntions upon the supposed suc-
cessful mining of the "11‘ 1" and the
rescue of the crew
When the submarine. three hours.
.sfior 111111 sank. had been brought to
Ithe surface by the snivagt- ship V111-
her man had made their way to safety
through the torpedo tube. the captain
and the two lieutenants elected to
cloud by their ship until she was once
more master of herself.
The three men weir in the canning
lower 1..“ which remained submerged
.when the vessel rose obliquely. Here
the men might hate stuod without
danger for some time. on thy- boet had
a connidcrobte supply of oxygen. but
for an accident that shut off this sup-
ply from the. tower.
' Word was sent out that the raising
had been successful. and that the
crew was safe. The writ was con.
tinned when suddenly a ventilator
gave my. permitting the water to
rush into the‘subfrmrinc. twisting the
townr Ind uniting off the oxygen. upon
which the sincere were depend
out. With 1110 thrush of Waters. the
bow uprnse quickly but the stern
where the terror "1.“ is located. cant
deeper. Recognising the peril of the
officers. the rescuers worked deeper
promo- Court. 111vcnty~tbreo cf the
prisoners. 1110111111111; llenllro Kotol 11
who once lived in Amerltn. and his
wife. were condtntncd to death The
other two were sent to prison one for
1
years .
The trial and been secret, but the
final dramatic scene wns witneesed
by the diplomats and many prominent
Japanese When the sentence had
been pronounced one of the damned
molt rose and shouted. "Butts-1!“ At
this all of tho iriebncrn aprons to
their feet and K111111111. flioiifi his
hands above his head. cried “Long
live anarchy. "‘
The prisoners then turned quietly
to their guardians and were attain
handcuffed and led away
The prilonel'l accepted their until-
lngiy. in leaving the court Madame
Kotohu bowed to the spectators and
said: “We be; the pardon of all of
y'all."
it. intmnoeeible to more a reliable
opinion as to titanirobnbliity that the
death sentences will he commuted. but.
it is possible that exile for life may bei
substituted.
‘nvo 11111111111
man: 1111th
BUFFALO. N Y.. .1111. 18. «The en-
. nine of a also might train on the’
New York Central Railroad blow up
early tad-y. near “tends station.
twenty miles out of Buffalo. Engineer
of Buffets. and his Are
than. Wok. were killed 111111 11 brake-
mnn. Richard Fofi. of B noun. was
so seriously injured that s died after
beta. brought to the Emergency lion
pilot heron
I
W
COUIT LAUI'L INSTALLATION.
.........
The downy fluoridated Iy M
princes 061111.
The ”WWW 01110an of Court
to of" (ductile. were in-
stalled bet: 111m by flies [moon Don
t .1111 dissection. the“ utmost deputy.
tee
months were 111111. (some
. . .1 m
“ 1111 11.111411111111111. resist. and the 1111b
eeri condensed means is these soil
the business 1.1.11.1 re
0* served end n; eeciIelIIm
eleven years and the other for eight]
atoiy to touch them but it one stair-en
1 hours before an entrance to the fowur
could be forced Long before that time
gthc ll'lt'fl had died of suffocetion 'l‘hcy
liltnd failed to answer the signals of
tho \‘tlikfttt's crew and apparently
death had come hours before the
bodice were recovered.
With little hope. artificial respira-
tion was attempted, but the futility of
little wee soon evident. Lieutenant
Fischer was married a week ago
'1‘ he loss of tho ofiicdrft is peculivly
distressing as the fatalities are attrltr
inch to 11 too hnett attempt to raise
the submarine with a small crane be-
fore the arrival of the more tmwerfttl
lt'ulknn the crane lifted only the
bow and after twenty seven of the
.crow had mode their escape the small
lcrane rolensed the animation to per
.111“ the Vuiken to operate. A rising
sea complicated the subsequent omn-
tlons. which were conducted through
:out the night with the aid of a search-
1 light. 'l‘a heavy sea is old responsible
1101- the giving way of the ventilator.
the immediate cause of the trendy.
[liliiii iii iiiillli
llii iiiiiliiiK ililiiilii
Japanese and Chinese Fish Ion-
gcre Attacked Williamson
et Ollny. Manchurln
VICTORIA. B. 0... Jan. 18.-—Deteiie
of the assault. on United States Vice
(‘ououl Williamson :11 ltslny. Menuhin
rln. by Japanese on December 23.
highly reported to Washington by 11‘-
int were received last night by the
steamer liallsmshtre. Mr. William-
eon. accordion to advices received.
went to inspect the fish market r111
eerily opened by Japanese at min:
and wee on e 111311 11111111 watching on
section sale. when a nut-1m of 311111-
sseeeraud Chinese“ ultimatum onsh-
111111111111 the 111111. Hr. Williams
malfunction» oftthe ahead.- 1.
if. we ttret shtentnn himult up 111
the 111th when seven»II 1111 111111111 111-
'm.°i“”~
“It ‘I or. tritium ache-11 cm. of H111» 11
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IKllliWilK Will
'tnssars. Malltin and Lockwood
1
111511.
o’:clo<i: and at 10 refieshments were
served.
‘nble one and some excellent scores
1 Were made.
made the highest score. their total be-
ing 7140.
“[“IENANIS “Rnwufn The scores of all teams being as fol-
lows
' lMinilfin and Lockwood ........... 3133
Quintard and Gregory ........... l
11an Sea Caused Ventilator to 11.... ..1 1.1.1.... ............... 7120
W. 11. llaidwi end Kline ........ '1'120
haw” and Water flushed“ 111111111111 and other . ....... 3.7075
1.. S. Rector and C. W Many. ..Cim
. KIEL (lertnnny. Jan. 18. ~1‘he sink- Baldwin and Olsen .............. 63-10
mp ot" ”u. 11 331”“. German navys Slattson and Hell .............. 62515
first submarine disaster cost three '1‘ .1 West. Jr. and 1.. W..nrrcn
The dead are the captain of the sup Cole and than .................
marine and iuirtltenanta Fischer and (ortis “d Mansfield ---------
ltnsman. Their Sellctk and C
deaths were due to an unforeseen “11539113!” trrny
mishap at tho 11101111111 that the offlc- William Dunn and E Megan'-
Ambler 11nd Green .............. 6255
.6226
(‘hasntnr and \‘1 eat .............. 6050
130-111
6430
Jackson and 1)liworth ...........5755
orbett ............ 6715
............... 561111
{”1650
Adams and Church .............. 01150
Joseph Gregory and Ayior. ..51'191’1
Waugh and C. Seilecl: ........... 5161':
1‘
toyed pinochlo last evening at anoth-
no of those enjoyable plnochie even-
! RUNAWAY 111
morning about 8 o‘clock came very
near causing serious injury to :1 little
boy from the r‘slrtteld County Home.
who was in the wagon. and the severe.
injury of the horse.
the large covered one belonging to the
Norwaik Grocery. and it was badly
damaged. having been turned complete.
1y upside down and mugged along the
ground The horse was also cut quite
badly.
'1 he wagon had stopped in front of 3°“
a customer's house and Louis Schu-
mann. the driver. had [one within to
take an order.
the Children’s Home sat in the wagon
waiting for Mr. Schumann. A large
Bridgeport-Noreen trolley car came
aim and frightened then horse. whibh"
bolted up Westport avenue hill at a
great rate of speed: He had not gone
fare before the wagon tipped over.
throwing its small occupant to the
ground.
side and nearly on its top. the horse ran
vp the hill.
summit by Mr. Pillow. of Cranbury.
The fact that he was stopped :10 quick- 11., "1
ly in probably all that saved the was.
on from complete demolition.
not seriously hurt.
so badly that another is now working
in his place. and .the wagon to out for
repairs.
runs often and Mr. Schumann was con1
siderabty surprised when he came
front the house to see the accident.
utrtrutstctt
Metaphysical Club was organized with
ten momborumeotlngs to he held on
alternate Tuesday evenings. at No. 117
West avenue. ‘Norwellr.
members follows:
11111 (1011111. Air. and litre. Charles fired.
William Johnson. Miss Lottie Grim»
mun. In, M Parke Mrs. Anna Adams.
mom
was manifested by the member).
't'he Ledlee’ New Afternren Pinoohie
club save on evening to the «phones
stvthe residence of hire. Ralph DoWltt.
is 11111110 Avenue. fleet Not-walk. test
The first. honor went to Mrs.
William better, and the second to Mrs.
DeWiit. and the consolation to hire.
e’vehing
first price wont to Louis
William halter moored the uncut! end
011101 31111111 the consolation.
frolhmeht‘e were served.
11.11111 hezb held M'-
lier 1111111 1111. Will
cent Terrace.
Pliinlf 1111118 A
11111111 High .Scores of
the Evening
Ten tables of Norwulk Club men
The playing was started at 8
The evening was an enjoy-
Maiktn and Lockwood
WESTII‘IOIIT "E.
A runaway in Westport avenue this
The wagon was
The little boy from
With the wagon. now on its
lie was stopped near tife
The boy was scratched and out. but
The horse was out
The horse is not one that
CLIII EOBIEO
m
Tuesday evening. January 17. d
The list of
hit. and Mrs. De.-
raJowe'tt. Min Jenny 311.111.011.11
re 1111 pledged to come in inter.
onoere were elected as follows:
Presidentwhtrs. i). Gould.
Vicerrssident~zdro Charles tree.
Secretarwalso Jenny Smith.
Treasurer—willful 1.6111. Grumman.
A very strong interest in the study
IIGIFTiON TO «GINTWN.
611111 Meets With Mrs. Dertt.
The Ladies" Now Afternoon Pinoohle
Nobel-d lthrohy. 'f‘lte autism”
corolla.
‘1?
The nest. Ieeil
1n 1111111111. 0m
MW
ADDII“ 1'0 001101111180.
11m Pridey 11.111111111111 helical.
has was Ute of large proportions
Altair Successful in EveryIlfltty
Given tor the Boys' Alto“
letic Association
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Work of the Chorus A180,.
coivcti a Great Deal of, Pro
The auditorium of the Norton.
school was filled last evening
very exits with n throng of out.
the third annual minstrei show of 1
high school. The affair wane given for
the benefit of the Boys Athletic A '
elation. and the sum netted that is.
mentioned“..- on third page).
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ClllliflOd advertisements on In].
n words or less. 20 cents; 3 ti
11:11 «11111111121 word. 1 cent our feet
WANTED.
WANTED~A GOOD GIRL FOR
oral haunt-w.orif No. A Morgen
Norwulk.
WANTED -< LARGE “'HO
house desires to employ several ft
pu tring men and women in this and
fly towns. to demonstrate well;
line of 3001111. Experience on
Wilt pay you fair salary to start-‘1
you all or part of your tho
will be permanent Addrell
man. Gent rel Delivery. South
WANTED-«£31111. “é
housework in Molly ”Set
if and hundreds.
31.. 1 rwhal
W...
WANTED
‘eur. sober.
kind of car: ~ . .
Mule port’s .
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Benton 81 .
WA
111) 111 Totler‘I
North Main 31.
WANT!D——EXPEfl.iEitl(2g )
tore on power machine-11'
on shirts. Cineti. l'on
WANTID~T0 BUY. ALL - I
live cattle and poultry; heel. priced
1011 for good fat calves 11.1111
(‘onnccstlcut Turnpike. Into N
PROFESSIOEAL
CAROLtNI AVIEY O
instructor. Beet mud or .
Careful attention given
needs «Lo 1111 atoning, Wen
sooth None 1:.
TH! “NEST PIANO
wtwkm Iittehl can
.1010 .Sc termer orItl. “In
Box 626 Phone 111-
"fil‘ficfinmo. 1111.111. 8 1."
rial massage. electrical tm’fn
1111911! hair cut. 8 ecioii I”: I
goods. The Bean y Sh
ten 81. T111320. op.
‘tlIo
Tsncutvhom TAYLoit its: ’
«111 on Church 0% to
Ave-1.3533111 Nomalk. P11 10.
' edit sat".
root CALL-COLUMBIA ittn
tibia inder retool-date unite us
1111 0:11 2 minute 86c. 1111111111
1. pi. moist-r, 2 “union! plead. son
we
7WR 1'0I1 1. yr» 11
all improvements. it j
rent or sale. inquire of I 111111 E
O
r I IAng-TEN twig: ,
“It onery 1110. 90‘
than. Anny I.aat .ntlnelI,
Heels-1111110: enteri-
gesture-h weal-II);I Emu‘th
“our“ e . .
Nesdny'. ay.
(111101111. 12 North Main 1111.1
1113..» .1-
Businessuortcas
NA 11'. MODERN( EAR
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