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. SATUIIDAY. MAY 115.1911 ,L'
Wants!
CmSSIF'IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or less. 86c-
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Professional Cards; and
Miscellanea
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in the stead suit the report of the
committee. John C. Chnmberluin, was
accepted, in the action of Chsrles F.
Stead against Comete Ludel-tng Steed.
face or Caps. Double Price
In Black-
of Bridgeport. and the decree of di-
vorce to the plaintiff was granted. He
is also given custody of his 13vyeer-oid
son. Charles Frederick Ludeiing Stead
The report finds that the defendant
WANTED I
WANTED—A ’l‘i'JAMSTEit FOR
double team. J. i". McMahon. 11125 11.
WANTED ~ HANDY MAX T0
help on machine work inquire MM
Woodiey, J and J. Cash 00.111213 It
PARTNER WITH 91 ’100 JS'I‘Ail-.
fished business. hull interest. no ex-
perience necessary to those thnt mean
business. A. t‘. \\’., Norwulk post- 1
otl'ice n125 3t
CHAUFFEUR, i<‘\'l i1‘iili1‘\(‘|«.ll '
shop 111111'111'1', wants to diive piivnto 111011 of twill: good cure tnkcl on pr_cm
o1' conunercinl (".111 louug, temper
11111. relinble, moderate puy. Address
.1. 11. Press, 19 First st. 1111111 Nor-'
walk. 11125 lit
WANTED—(100i), Alli. I'tOl,'.\'i)
1111111 to work in junk shop. inquire
W111, Fil'ron, 35 Fort St. 111213 it
WANTED—SALE SMF‘A‘ TO SKI. I.
automobile oils and specialties, (iood
position. The Middle States 011 ('11.,
Cleveland, 0. ml8 25 11'
WANTED—~A ill‘STilL‘R WHO IS
a good talker and 111 good appearance,
one to meet the merchant for rating
compam, 11111 make $1191) :1 duv ensily.
incorporated under the lows of Con
motions. Lewis (10. I11cor'.po1111c1l 80'1
Main 'slreet1,'i-iarifo1',d Conn m2i "t
WANTED—AT ONCE. A TAILOit‘
and bushchnan. $113 per week. Ap
ply D'Alcssundro 1'31'108, custom tull-
01's, 20 it orth St. Stnmt‘motd
Conn. 111% iiti
WANTED—~110Y TO 11191.11 15:
west.- rooms. 11111111111 1,‘ inept, i‘ez'lbody
Co. 11124 lit
WANTED-LIIRLS FUR TURNING! w
in on paper boxes. Norwnlk llox t‘ou1~
puny, North Main street. 11122 lw
WANTED OPERATORS Eh 'i’lmi
owed on power sewing machines:
Steady work. (‘Iueit', Peshodx 1c (‘0.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
SALVATOR CHARIOTT, 21: “(101)
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”trunking, teams for li;r1-::1lso Ohio
11mins formic. ii.il1nsilil1-1i 1"111‘
111'1 Comoni 111111 Mood Sis. I1i 8111.1. ;
porter: 1'\1\11\1. l’Ai‘C-lil
hanging, 1101:1111 11111: in 11111111011 111.111.
Sure 111011133 11;: buying 111111 unit pl-‘1
per 111111 puinlors‘ suppln's of Alex.
\I,,1111(> 1:1 1' " I 11 All,‘ T111, 12.1 C1111
111.111251111'11111iiy 1.11111, 11;; 1111
TURKISH BATHS I‘Olt 'liil'I
11'11'1111111'111 111 gout 1'lioumntism, c111:
All‘tiil}£t‘illt:lllri by uppoilnnlem. Ilr.
Wurlsworth's Senitnrinnm Tel. 210.
' fit 11'
NASH'S MOIHFRN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made wolk.i1‘it 111111 comfor't
guaranteed. 28 \\'est \\uShington St
Spraying
Positively
Insures
Perfect
Fruit
Henry Beaupain
Tel. 412-12
192 West St.
It rally located.
,uvenne. South Norwnlk
zwulk.
. \\'oll und garden:
‘ 111 ill ilsn'n
TO LET
TO LET-«TWO 1100MB, GEN.
Inquire V. Cinque, 41
Railroad Ave. «1112.9 31
FOR SALE
Fon
inquire Mrs. handy.
FOR 8ALE-A NEW Mle COW,
huii’ Durham and half liouston.
yours old.
Falriicid Ave.
~13
11125 St
has been guilty of intemperance, that
the practice has been increasing of
recent years. 11nd is impairing her.
health. The couple were married No
vember 12. 1895. The defendant was
then the widow of Attorney Sherman
I'
TO LET- \‘l'i'i‘il TABLE BOARD,
pleasant rooms electric lights, etc.
Good home table. itates reasonable.
Mrs. (l. M. Taft, iii iinviiand 15:1 3
m'h t
horse.
less.
Heights.
7 years old.
Joseph (laifney.
mil 3
FOR 8ALE~DAItK BROWN ROAD
Absolutely fear-
Noroton
Hubbard.
Desertion Proven
t Cora -oolittle McCouliough, living.
in Sirntford avenue, Bridgeport, was!
TO LET- -i')l"SiilAIli.Y LOCATED,
newly decorated apartments with all
modem inunovmnonts; every com
tom of home without the vexed ques
“120 all
lees. .l M. llsytongp t:.o
TO LET: SIX NICE ROOMS ANT)
butll. improvements. Range, electric.
lights. 14 Elizabeth St. inquire W111.
iiilsdon. No. ti dliznbeth St. mil?) lrt
LETwFURNiSl'iED FOR
light housekeeping, .two connecting
looms; nutcr 11nd cook stove; also do
siluhlo, for two or four gentlemen. 214
East avenue. 11124 .11
T0
TO LET--'l‘iiiil€‘l<‘ LARGE, AIRY vurd. Ali,wili be sold rcnsonubie. l.
roon11:, large pnntry 11nd closets, very l), Robertson. 11121 it
best co111ii1ion,et.'1:i Osborn Ave, —
Eust wanik 1111111 58. inquire on Two LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
proposes. n12i‘it street, South Norwalk. Inquire Geo.
Mitchell or your own broker. 0111 1!
T0 LET~~NICEI .Y FURNISHED '
rum in private t'11miiy.u|i improve FOR SALE ~— ANTIQUE CLAW-
'menis. b.1th.elocttic lights, telephone.
'i‘inrn minutes to railroad station
Lady preferred. References exchang-
ed. Address hi. Ii. 1‘., core Sentinel
office 11124 31
oil couveniences.
terms.
wnlk Trust Company.
FOR 'SALEMFRESII MILK COW.
1111 Lexington Ave.
can 111 111111.
FOR SALEM—MODERN
HOUSE.
Price 83,000. Easy
C. id. iloyt. lit The South New
11124 if
grsnbd s decree from Wnnsm F‘. Mc-
Coilough on the ground of (insertion.
and plainctff was allowed to resume
her maiden name of Dool111|e.'i‘he'
11123 tilt
plaintiff and defendant. who is e
chauffeur, run away in May, 1902, to
FOR SALizwliAi‘lt‘lAlN,
Lot 1'10 1; US.
from high water. Price $1,960. ".00
Crockett,
1,1
street.
(100D
home, house 9 rooms, good condition.
Plenty of fruit. 200 feet -1
111 South Main
m...l tit
Port Chester, N. Y. and were married?
on the quiet. Four months later the
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of it. She told the court that her hus~
hand went to New York in May. 1908,
to accept s. position, and promised to
send for her. But he forgot his prom-
lse} it being another instance, of “out
of sight, out of mind." When the ab-
sent husband was reminded of his pro-
mise he replied that he had all he
could do to support himself although
earning $25 aveek.
Proved Untrue.
Joseph Gecsey. of this city was
granted a. divorce from his wife. Juli-
anne. because the latter is living with
another man in Hungary by the name
of Joseph Coney. The couple were
mmried in the old country in March,"
1905, and when the husband cumo to
this calmtry two years later his wife
refused to accompany him and the fol
lowing your she took 11p with the cor'
respondent.
Georginnnu A illskcmnn, of this
1in was granted a divorce from lien-
r.v S. iliskomsn, of East Providr 111 e.
R. 1 lie dosened on March 115, 19913,
and has refused to support her Tiny
were mar-1'11 d in 18811
“ Present to Fight.
One of the cases on the uncontesi-‘
ed list was that of Lewis G. ()‘Dolr'
bride's perents and her friends knew‘
neil against Mary Dalton O’Donnell,
but with the defendant present to con-
test the cone. This made Judge Reed
take notice. The parties belong in
Stamford. Attorney W. M. Anderson
for the plaintiff because the defense
had not filed an answer. as directed by
the court. The court continued the
case until next Tuesday and it is to go
onlthe uncontested list. Judge Reed
reprimanded Attorney W. 14. Tierney.
for the defense. for his failure to file
an answer. and said Ihatv it was inex-
cusable. He said that ordinarily he
would not allow the defendant to file
an answer. 'but in a divorce case the
state was an interested party, and so
i would continue the case The mother
'31 an actress and cried omen she em-
! braced her three children.
A chaplain in our navy eniors tell-
‘ ing of his endeavors to induce a. ma-
'1' rice to give up the use of tobacco.
1"D111iug a talk thugensued between the
llwo the chaplain said: “After all,
1 Bill, you must reflect that in all cres-
tion there is not to he found any ani
I mat except man that' smokes”
The marine sniffed. “Yes, " he
, agreed, "11nd you won't find. either,
any other animal in all creation that
nooks its footit"—~l)etroit Free Press.
FOR SALEuONE
TENROOM
house. :11 Osborn Ave, and four good
level building lots on Gregory llouie.
‘1'/n,1a‘l-"-'nl'ar,'-
‘\.\.\.\‘\‘~‘\.1‘
foot sideboard,
in condition, 1 Ren—
brooir card table, 1 wardrobe and oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell‘s li‘ur-
TO LET Tiillit‘i'l LARGE Pl IaAS
11111 rooms on smoud 111101 and 111.110.
Adults preferred. inquire 28 Taylor
1112‘1 .11
T0 LETw'i‘WO FLATS, WASHING-
ton street; one lower floor. East Nor-
lnqntre J. \\'. Murvin, Ides-t,
Norwuik. 111311 lit
TO LEvaEinVi-ZN-itnt1M Iit'll'Si-J.
also burn on Conner.
inquire Mrs. ltosic 'i‘nr»
1112i 11
11'1.11'1311.11'.."1111-
11 rooms 11nd
1101 11nd cold wu-
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11113102 iiny'iol A11-
TO LET I‘iItS'l‘
1111'111. 19.121111 street,
_;l11th,11itl1 1111111101?
or alcohol vapor store.
few times.
Office.
ntture Store. 14 to 16 Wall Street,
Norwslk, Conn 031 if
FOR SALE~~«CHI§AP._ 'i‘WO—I’lUllN—-
Used only a
Oood'ns new. Cost 37.00
Will sell for $4.00. Apply at Sentinel
FOR SALE~'«-titI-li(.lil1Slil
good 115 now; Just out of the pair
POWER
Steurns, fully equipped, run very litiie.’
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x-\-\
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to Longshoro Form, Snugatuck, (“on
shop. For quick 911111 will sacrifice for
$2591). Apply to lionushorc It‘urm.
Smmetuck. Conn. i'hone 138. West.
port. d6 11'
FOR SALE-moms i908 Guilt-limit
power 111111111111, good condition and
newly pninicd. Price 311130. Apply
I'l.
11112111 31115. J. i". Hull. 1;; Morgan y .
1'111-11110. ml? 11‘ I‘honc 111.1. \\ outrun. 1111 11
To LET '1'1111 APARTMENTS, "'
llIili‘Kl SCYCII I‘Otlilifi (IllifIl,
nil '11'111'1'11'1'1~'1111:1its. inquire 1111' 'iuy-
view .11'0111 11 ms 11
TO LET Sl\' ittitilii .\l’.\iti‘
11111:,1 suoud 1111111 111 house roar of
1 1111111 11.1111: tiuildinu. in good coinll.
.111111'1111:111111111111s ilcnt 912.7111.
,qunl. '1' John 11. Knapp. 9‘2 \\’est?
1111111 1117 if;
i TO LET: -AI’.:\ \ii’r .\ll'. .\"18 AT .iilWll
(W111; 113 ::11'1 1'1, X11111 ilk i""loshiy doc-
or ..111>1l 111111l1:1'11 ixnptovculents. lu-
11111111 Iii 81111111 3111111 '31. South Nor- 1
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TO LET~—I~\\‘I':I.i,. 1,.Oi'ATldl), MOI)-
1'1'11 11111111 room house. every tn'1pl'oi'e
11111111. stuttenury tubs, ccutrniiy locnt
out. Apply to John \\'. Duke, 9 19111111.
both St. 11211 if
TO LET- -lit)liSl~‘. 21 UNION S‘l‘.,
17 rooms. all conveniences: suitnhlc
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch &' llailey
Co. 1111'12 if
70 LET-~--iiA.\ill,.TON AVE. HALF
of two-family house, 9 rooms, and ti-
room fiat; .1111 improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph it. Taylor. 1313 if
~ ' NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the
city tax of nine (9) mills on the dol-
tar, laid on the use essment list of 1911.
by the Board of stimute end Texa-
ition will be due and payable on the
‘tirst day of May, 1912. st which time I
will receive the same at my office,
.Room 1‘1, United Bank Building. 97
[Washington street, South Norwulk.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. is your from May 1, 1912. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1,1912.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwaik.
South Norwslk, April 10, 1912.
. s1
01m
Tree Spraying
Don't. take chances, have .your trees
sprayed right. I spruy them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Tree Warden.
Phone 8411-5.
m1 WMU~W~L¢M10WW . ,
Sandy lioyle, negro 1111111111 or 11
Southern, newspaper. listened to a dis-
cussionsby rthe foreman and the intel-
ligent oqmporsitor on the commercial
immunities or the aeroplane. Sandy
soothed deeply interested, but at the
close of the combination he shook his
head solemnly and ssidt
3 111011111 they du'srest‘ thitnI'l with them
‘ '11 “t know
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HOUSE rAlNrnt s
DECORATOR
Large allott-
m'eht of finest
Well Fsper.
Orders given
prompt atten-
.tion. Esti-
mates on at»
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Bo. Nerwslk
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s Sentinel 1111. for a week. ' 1
It is thureeosuleed medium in The
No Itima t 111 Tires
1.111111» stock 1111 11111111 of casings
111111 lulu-s.
Supply (‘11,, Wnii 81.,
James E. Elis, ‘Jr.
NORWAIK
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LEI-"I “MEXICAN REBELS
Filli GEIIEIIAL IlllEIiTA
rouge of guns
short. most shells exploding 300 yards
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A11 Unparalleled Offer
N0 HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD 'i‘O MISS
A COMPLETE $2.511
Kitchen Outfit 980.
(i'uily Guaranteed)
READ AND PROFIT!
, AIWERTIBE YOUR SUMMER COT-
‘r erupteydrs and employer.
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ses, provisions and other‘ plunder.
The government is desputchlug
troops from here to Guantanamo.
Steamers have been chartered for the
purpose on Account of the complete
destruction of the railroad
sw..wm. 1.
Titan Now
1111de of people are meld
their. piw tor the summer,
, owner will see that
No. 73
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huff million rounds of ammunition I! . s .
used ,,, ...... 1...... 1mm» ...... n The Seutmel to 113 readers. it will be gtven for
four hundred shells were tired by the H e , .
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1m 1.1.1.1.... 1.1.1.1. mmunmem it from The Sentinel. (“The Unexcelied Kitchen Set
the insurgents. Some of the shells I‘ ‘
fififgz‘lflgfi‘fi": 1:71.13! "009 “'9‘“: I? fills a long-felt wept by the American Housewife. There has never been de-
Mom‘ man 300 dead And wmm 119111 1:: signed for practical use a more serviceable ' and complete Kitchen Set. No
mm”, were mum, on u“, mama” I 1 household is fully equipped wrthoutvone of these unexceiled Kitchen Sets., A
behind Reilnno 11s the federal advance ~| l , true friend in the kitchen. This Set consists of eight handy and indispensable
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1‘0388 [101‘ 1 Wal‘t ll plil‘till 0 ‘ 1
the retreating insurrectos. 1'1 1 One Meat Cleaver. oil tempered steel. extra hesv .retail value ... ......$ .
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I“ ““1 00"- OWOO 1,5 8mm“ ‘0 11 One high grade, oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retail value . . . . . . . . . . .50
3:13;: lg‘snéi‘ofliem? ":,?:‘::°::a':; 11 One high grade. oil tempered steel Breed Knife, retail value . . . . . . . . . .. .30
m ”Dona, to have lied m mm“ is , One high grade Meet Saw. tempered steel bldde. retail value . . . . . . . . . . .. .50
',,,,d We dam; ”a wounded “lamamly .I‘. One imported Sharpening Stone, retail value . . .05 '
will amount. 11 is believed, to s thou- 11 1 One extra strong Can Opener. retail value . . . .10
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0mm”, mu Gm H11 em. today. :1 One high grade Pot Fork, 011 tempered steel. retail value . . . . . . . . .. .so
“The victory has once more shotvn ~ . . ‘ ‘ , '
the poworof'the government. our " Totallesson--nus:senses-on.seensvsnn-seustluvs.»usooe-uuueuvuusvosl$2.so
men are full of confidence," if
Cuban Plant-ho lucked. 1's
SANTIAGO. Onbh‘. Mdy 25.'~'A U ' "
strong bend of armed and mounted he. I l SPE ,1 ll
cross this morning attacked the plun- 1. , ' ' ‘ CIAL
tales of it‘ll Silo, about 16 miles from , i! This COUPON WI“ start you . 1' II '
this city, undicnrried off all the hor~ 11 Each article in this Set is fully guar- . 9,!
be cheerfully
anteed. Any piece that dees not give
the utmost satisfaction in service will
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‘Norwslk,
, City Assessors’ Notice '
1 Union School District are hereby
iiill diliiilii
ORDER ,0! NOTICE.
‘ Margaret Louise Cross vs. Willis.
Cross.
State of Connecticut. 111mm
County Superior Court. ll, Brldee- ‘
port, May 2211,1912.
Upon the complaint of the loll.
Margaret Louise Cross, praying few
reasons therein set forth. for s
verse and the custody of minor child.
returnable to the Superior Court, in ‘
and for Fairiieid County. on the em
Tuesday of June. A. D. 1912. It ep-
pesrlng to and being found by at.
subscribing authority that the detou-
dent is absent from 1111. state sell .
gone to parts unknown.
Therefore ordered, That notice N
the pendency of said complaint. I"
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper prim
in South Norwalk, three times sum
iveiy,‘ commencing on or before M
23rd day of May, A D..1912.
W. T. HAVILAND. '
Clerk of the Superior Court for m _ 9
field County. 11198,
Mr
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Prob“.
Court, May 17, A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of Jean P. McClure, late 1“
111 said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the DI.-
trio; of Norwalk. hath limited M
plowed six months from the dill.
hereof for the creditors of said «use
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglt'ct to present
accounts. properly attested, within
nnid time, will be debarred a recovery,
All persons indebted to said W
are requested to make immediate p1!-
ment to
SARAH M'CLURE.
Administrntrix. ‘
ms
mlB‘ .5 j]
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District or Norwelk es. Pro
Court. May 17, A. 1)., 1912.1
Estate of Vida N. Wing, late of I“
walk, in said District, deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the m1
trict of Norwslk. hath limited and .
lowed six months from the date-berg!»
of for the creditors of said estate It
exhibit their claims for settlem
Those who neglect to present 91M!
ncounts. properly attested. within
said time will be deberred n recum-
ery. All persons Indebied to said Ole
tale are requested to make immedi
payment. to ‘
CHARLES L. WING. _ "
11 Administrator.»
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do
- We. the undersigned, hereby give no,»
rice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Norwalk, that they are erequired'to’
deliver to the assessors, or either of
them. on or before the 31st day a!
May, 1912, s mitten or printed list.
(1111,1111 signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on the lit
day of Mm 1912. liable to taxation.
making a description of all the red.
estate, each parcel being separate
described.
III. ll.~~—l.ints may be returned to M
assessors, :11 the new Council rooms.
in the Library Building, \\'uithingtngl
street. South Norwnlk, from and
ciuding May 113. 1912, mid oifice,‘7
be open from 11.1 to 12 o‘clock 11.1111...
and from 2 to 5 o'clock 1). m.; on El ,
orders from 7 to 9 o'clock in the of? ‘
ping, 11nd Friday, May 3151, km
1109 o"c101k11. m. '
listed at the City of South Now-1k,
Conn, May .1001, A. D.. 1912.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES. ,
PERCY .I. EDWARDS. ,
FRANK C. BECKER,
full) 201
Union School Distrl
the taxpayers of the South Nor
fled that the district tux of two mm;
on the dollar, laid on the town us
went list of 1911, at a meeting oft“
district. held on the 13th day of Jm
1911, at the Frhnklin school, wll ’
due and payable on the first dl
May, 1912. at which time I shall ,
ready to receive some at Stilison-PW
ell 3 drug store, 82 Washington at
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent.
year from May 1 will be charged
and after June 1, 1912.
F A. TOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Norwllk
Union School District.
'Dated at South Norwaik Ambit;
1912.' 1
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WNOTICE
U I‘.
Blds on New Fire
House
Sealed bids for the complete
struction of a new Fire House
erected on Franklin Street in till
according to revised plans and
hcutlons. will he ceived by
dersigned up 101 Ifiondsy.M
1912 nt 8 o'clockp pun; said
he submitted to the Council eti
Chamber on Washington It
said May 27th, 1912.111 8 0'01 1
The right to '1er '11 any and '
is renewed
Revised plans and wool
the construction of said
my be seen and examined 111’
tire of the Water Commisso
this city. on and after May 191
Panties desiring further info
may imply to the undersigned.
Flt REDERICKH Fill};
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