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~ a Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Professional '
' Cards, etcetera ‘
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this pose. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
. Three Times. 50c -~ Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
, , face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED. son SALE. | LOST ‘
res sALs—rwo new MlLCli Lear—asp , cans. " nnwann
cows with calves. inquire at George for return to Ban: Luhvots. 1'“ Wash-
.lames', Newtown Ave. Norwalk. :ington 8t. all at
«at: 3t .
, LOBT —- SMALL POCKBTBOOK
UPRIOHT PIANO FOR STORAGE. containing one five dollar hill. was lost
t Would like to store reliable matte. Sunday between depot and Cedar St.
mahogany cased piano with some sood. Return same id this once. Reward.
reliable family who would purchase it 1 , all St
piano proved satisfactory. For partic- 4: J.
ulars. Address E. H. 8.. care Senti- cul'PABIE “0‘s .
WANTED—AT ONCE. A COLLEC-
tor. A. Cameron. 7 Hawkins Ave,
East Norwalk. s12 it
WANTED-WOMAN FOR SORTING
room. Apply Crescent Laundry;i113
WANTED—A NEAT BOY FOR
drugstore. Stillson-Poweil Corp.u 3t
, a
WANTED~A WOMAN FOR GEN-
eral housework, in iamily of three
adults. Good home and iair wages:
Apply 27 Camp St.. Norwalk. at! 12t
'i WANTED—~A'I‘ ones. A. cross
el. 0.12 hi
FOR BALE—~BIGGEST HOME BAR-
gain in South Norwsllt. Eight rooms,
all in good shape: all modern im-
provements: 33.000. $500 cash; big lot.
licnt it it you can. See at once. the
suitable for office and show room for Lawrence Agency. 15 South Main St.
electrical construction and automobile ' 312 iii French Wlm 00".” Bull! W‘
. supplies. Location on or as near the
Boston Post road as possible. Address roe sALEmPOPElHARTFORD au- "WWW ”“0"“? 89m
Charles Buck, in. Sentinel cities. or .tomobile. rebuilt and repainted by too i s m '1-
5-? East 42d St. New York City. MO lit tory; perfect condition; top recovered; ll . ll 0‘ .m
shock absorbers. magneto. Jones speed-
ometer. Presto-lite tank. litany other
extras. W. K. Maples. alz 8t
To LET naunsv. Department 0! Marco:
"Runabout
4 Cylinders
22 horsepower
Event No l—«Piva-Miie Race:
Ford odsl T—E. Kullek—
First.
t
Warren-Detrolt——B. Evans—-
Second. ‘
Also ran—Two hut-F. war. ‘
ran-Detroit, Jackson. .
“
Also ran —- ii'arrenrbotroit.
Jackson. two Edi-F.
on .N'W w.
i
France. April 18.~—-The "champagne“
riots, which began in this department
yesterday. were continued this morn-
ing by the excited populous. Wine ceiv
lars are being destroyed and the disco
FOR SALE—£000 MILKING COW.
inquire .9 Benton fit. all lit
FOR SALE on To LET—:12~RO0M'
house;i best logationl. live minutu'iwalz:
rom GWL 9“ '3 0 cheap. nqu 7" der is spreading in spite oi the era‘s.
North Main 8t. “1 at once oi troops called out to preserve
‘pon “Lg—A 20.me LAUNCH, order. The trouble in this department
with a 8 h. p. Palmer engine: has only yesterday on the receipt oi news from
”9°“ run about 2°” mu"; ‘ ”“3““ Paris that the Senate had passed a res-
"35‘ “an" Edward Juno. Cos Cob. oiution in favor oi the suppression oi
Conn. alO hi
all territorial limitations oi the area
FOR SALE—DESIRABLE ROI“, in which wine can legally be 4m.
hard wood doors. modern lira tied ”chum“. ‘ . .
ute‘ from West Are; all modernlim- manta. slat 1; near West Ava. Io. . lsv the 'i 'm loft
movements:- newly ushered. inquire Not-walk. a reasonable; ‘tssnts ' "l _ wand. mm
‘ gin. Lawrence ‘mfl‘dy. South llilain easy. D. 8. Kathleen t. émugged here this nerninnmarchias on the
T0 LET~¥FURNISRED ROOMS. 1N
suites or single, at 31.50 and up. W.
F, Teller, Mansion House. a12 (it
To LET—THREE ROOMS, 7 THO-
mas St. East Norwalk. inquire Ray-
mond 8r Ambler. Wilton. al23t
TO LET—408 TAYLOR AVE. UP-
stairs, $6; Woodbury Ave, 335; down
stairs. 56 Osborn Ave,,.10' upstairs.
in Taylor live. so; upstairsgstrawv
berry Hill. .8; upstairs. No. Taylor
Ave.'. ii. Raymond fires. _ a1: lit
to Lsr~umn noose. our. sun-
. , . _. 3‘ B!9°"'9°““‘"°i"“‘- A .3 .valnlllmmodsstnr
"i : remains sheen. 81 Matt“ res sacs—a rods-01mm ghfm Mm‘yflmmu or;
. Wk tilt" nut biorwaik; rent :12. Ad- . ‘
. . ‘ . grins James ll. hills. in. Norwalhn ~ W. _ ’ dachshund wraparound to a pitch
.. ‘ . " «Jim latent. .
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“trailer. "9'? chuichss sad , , . _ ,~ . _
.amm “W m. “We film . 5% '3:
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'uflé-‘voflailli. mm Washissfl‘ ' . *"rsl: W ' ., W " saseisssrssa tum .
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olisrvoristhaiastiesotthsiroasss."
the progress at the advance _.
lllilBTEll
. (Continued iron First Pass.) . ‘1 can he
—-——
immediatsly sitar the indictments had
been handed up. They were taken to
the detective bureau in the criminal
courts building to have their pedi-
srsss tabla.
Attained later haters Judas O‘Sul-
iivan the partners pleaded not guilty
and were hold is BMW haiisach.‘ .‘
A heap of hodlss was found haters
ton."
«we. also; were
measuumu,m star tha-
- as
' dwells“! mom sail vim
lib“!!! MI!!! “will
MIMI-NW ,
Event No. 3-Five~Mile Race:
Ford Model 74. Kullok-
First.
Cine—W. Donnelly—Seccnd.
’Also ranL—Oorhin.
{Sunday February 26th
EventNo. l—FiVO-ilue Rm: 1 Event No. ”Militant oven: No. Henna 3100: r"! 4*». i ii . n own * -' r '
ms Model r—r. Kuliok— rots Modal 12-4. Kiilloit— ‘ ;_ ...., up ‘, . .. V J
..... = fh‘“?...’.‘.fil‘°:il‘"...‘.. won-mm
Warren-Detroitmil. Evade-Boo Gino—4V- Wcllrwnd. _ . ' “ " °"°"
end. ' “ . Oorbiné—‘A. J. Maisonvilio— Klao ran—NationaiJackscn. Knox, two Midlands, Butch, Cine ‘
Third. «
; 98 South Main Street
"mum mm on“; W... on y... new»... ..
talk )to the eiiect that the present
laws are idadequato and that no one
i hsiisvs that the present laws are
perfectly adequate and that you can
silt this stair risht down to the hot-
After the grand My had left the
roots District Attorney Whitman told
the newspaper non that ken the
unsettle telltale loch was sound.
- detectives
mmaf'm. ‘m‘l’ . 3"“ “9"“ W m m‘m" ‘
m mamas-ts sweat the part~ $0.1m" l j“: M “W "'l‘ 1" our Losiisd ”summon.
, ecordofthe Model
M u .‘
.l'u‘ WA
With Full Equipment, top.“ '
Wind shield. speedomeihr
gas lamps and W généiator.
sci-u and Tools. $72517. o;
B. Detroit
Saturday. February 25th ‘
. Event No. 8—-—Ten-Mile Free-for-
Ali~llnndicap:
Special Buick, 100 h. p.-—R.
Herman—First.
Ford Model T—F. Kuilck—
Second.
Also ran-«Two Jacksons, Cor-
hin. Gino, two Nationals.
Knox. two Warren-Detroits.
two Midlands, two Buichs. twd
E—H—li‘. ’
Event No. 9—OnevHour‘ Race: ~
Ford MDdel T—F. Kullok
First.
Gino—W. Donnelly—«Second.
Also ran-Corbiano Warren;
Detroits. two Ell-F.
56 miles established new track "
record by 6 miles. '
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Monday, February 27th . .
.Qorhin. two E-M-F. two Warren-Detroits. »
i w.
Benedict. Agent”
_Vl?hone 692-2
tr.» ..
could see flames; We all .ran over
to the Washinaton place elevators.
There we met both bdsaes. Mr. nae
ris and Mr. Blanch. who. extendinz
their‘ arms and pushinx us hash,
cried. There is no tire!’
“The girls did not mind what the
bosses said and pushed their way to
the elevator doors. where they be-
as beating their hands on the doors
and mm for the elevator to come
up for than. Pinaily it oases up.
and a lotvot‘us crowded into it and
it now, but Lent my Mom”
head and substratum M
the Greens straet- stairs. i
passing dozens oi poor girls who.
on the door either “mated 3d
hold moonsihie or punished.
Some others were “mains.“ ,
me!’ i told than to tendons, , ‘
some did. We not down WM“ ‘ '
through the Greens street stairs." "
in interesting this. brought-ass
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