Evening sentinel, Friday, February 6, 1914 · page 3

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WANTED

WANTED—«SITUATION AT “GEN
Inquire 37 Lexing-

ton Ave. ‘ 4'6 3t

r‘o Ln'r
TO LET—«HOUSE 8 ROOMS AND

bath. 23 Low 181. "inquire 17 Lowe
St. ,_ 16 8t

. FOR SALE

FOR BALEw—OIIEAP. R. C. AUTO~
mobile. Reddy and Ayers. ‘00 Van
Zant St. 1'6 31.

 

BOY WANTED-15 OR 16 YEARS
oi age. Address Rock, care Sentinel
place. in 3t

 

"‘. WANTED—GIRL on WOMAN r011
general housework. Apply 32 Lowe
St. 15 31

 

WANTED - T0 DENT FROM
lAprll list, small house with "improve
intents. Address Box 402, Post-office.

 

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‘ WANTED—REY“ HUNGARIAN GIRL,
position as servant. Can speak a

llibtle English.

Apply 10 Lexington
Ave. '

174 3t

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WANTED—din WIDOW 0F RE-
flnement‘rwlth boy or 11 years, situa-
tion as housekeeper in small family.
lAddress C. M., 25 Orchard St. «14 3t

 

LADIES, $2.26 DOZEN MAKING
plain neclswear. Fascinating lhome
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime tor pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona. Pa. .112 U.

 

WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extradprlces for int calves.
36.00 tor bob valves to fatten. Ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 .

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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUGS—~41}. W. BRAMER, REPRE-
senting the Economy Rug (30., of
Syracuse, is in town for a few days
land will be pleased to call and show
samples 01‘ beautiful reversible rugs
that are made from old canpets. Drop
:1. card, care General Delivery, and he
will respond promptly. 1‘4 8t

 

ltioor. 3 rooms, 93 South Main St. pm,

To LET~431X ROOM COTTAGE
on Meadow 'St. Rent $14.00. inquire
E. 1M. Tolles, 146 {South Main Bt.‘

456 iii

 

TO‘ LEE-«SECOND moon, elxl
rooms. 91 80. Main St; also ,flrst

S. A. Youngs, 241 East Ave.

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HOMES FOR QUIET AMERICAN
families, 5 rooms and bath. Ferguson
and Hedman. Randall Block, East
iNorwalk. 16 3t

 

T0 LET—FIRST FLOOR. 8 COT-
tage St. Inquire on premises. 1‘6 31:

 

TO LET—SUITABLE HOUSES,
flats. store. |barn. manninctory with
power, to rent in Norwalk. South Nor.
walk, East Norwalk and Rowayton.
See our list. Raymond Bros. [4 3t

 

TO LET~FROM ABOUT MARCH

1st. six rooms, first floor. improm-
mente. Rent reasonable. Inquire 30
Lowe St, f4 3t

 

TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, LARGE
garden. Rent $10. inquire 70 Fort
St, East Norwalk. 14 6t

‘ and Wood fits.

FOR BALE w SINGLE COMB
Rhode Island Reds it you want

lstrong chicks hatch early. Eggs, :1. Mil

per .15; $6. 00 per 100. Breeding cook-

lerels. $2.50 up. 13. Quacken-bosh, Dar

1011. Tel. 1'6 3t

 

FOR SALE—GOOD WORK OF.
business horse. Price $50. Weight
about 1200. Also good we seated
wagon, $16.00. Both bargama. W.
Foote. Wilton. Phone 98. 44 3t

 

HOR§E8~IIAVE JUST RECEIVED

,a oarload oil young iowa horses, fresh

from the farms. Some nice matched
pairs; also. single and business horses.
Come and look them over at The
Hershfleld Horse ‘00., corner Concord
Tel. 8166. 13 tt

For Sale on West St.
'SOUTH NORWALK.

Beautifully remodeled eight room

cottage. two acres, hot water

heat, electric lights. 3 large tire.

places. city water, bath. Garage.

stables. breeder house. Quan-

tities of trees. fruit and flowers.
Phone 1416.

 

 

 

 

TO LET—FURINiSHED ROOM, ALL
improvements. inquire 108 South
Main St, Tel, 1342-5. 14 3t

 

TO LETmSEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
in good condition, at 83 West 'St. in-

 

quire oi John .H. Knapp. 82 West St.
131 tf

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
first iloor, to right, all improve
ments. Use of telephone. inquire
120 Washington St. 16 ti

 

 

"’ ”‘ LOST

LOST—ON WEDNESDAY. SUM
of money in hills. Finder please com-
municate with Miss Saunders, 6 Mott
Ave, Norwalk, or 'phone 1298. i6 3t

 

 

F..-

LOST—MONDAY, BETWEEN :30
Taylor Ave. and center 01' city. a
plain gold bracelet, dull tinish. Find-
er return to 26 Taylor Ave. and re-
ceive reward.

 

Naturepractic

The very latest methods oiatreatlug
disease and ailments. both physical
and mental. It you have failed to get
cured try a different way. No cage is
hopeless.

All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics. Nature

Practice and Magnetic Healing.

Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-

gans. the Nervous System and the

Spins

A system 01‘ healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
with nature.

PROF. "MILLER

165 Wealth-men Sh, Keeler’. Bldg,
South Norwaik,
Office Hours-91 30 a. m. to s p. m.

Roofing

Let on repair and paint your roof
all for one price. guumnteed; one
cent. a. Hill‘iid'e l'oot.

E. R. Bradley 8100.

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTOR8.

.11 Washington 8t. 80 Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.

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KNOW

THYSELF

WORKMEN'S COMPENEATION.
LIABILITY HEALTH. RESIDENT

men 9111 .
Ragtime Poilc'ft"

TO LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor»
walk. inquire 64 South Main St. dil tt

 

To LET OR FOR BALE—8 ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 120, For
sale on easy terms. inquire oi Chan
P Hoyt. at The South Nor-walk Trust
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BUSINESS NOTICES

 

M. w ._-_ ._.._..

- lllill ilflllfllS

ORDER OF NOTICE.

 

District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, February 5. . A. .l). 191-.1
Whereas. written application has

been iiliiilt' to this court for udmlnis-ill

trntion of the estate of Jennie Wood.
late of Norwnlk, in said district, do:
ceased.

Ordered. That said application be

heard and determined at thh Probntcl
office in Norwalk on the 12111 day of:

February. 1911. at 10 o‘clock fore-
noon. and that public notice tholeol'
lg ghcn to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspnlpdr having a. circulation
said district, at least five days before
said day of hearing.

HENRY \\'.
1’6 1t .

(lliiO‘AlORY.
Judge.

 

 

REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his‘plumbing and
tinnlng business to 36 Gregory Boole
yard, East Norwalk. Third District.
Telephone connection 113 18t

 

 

Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders

ARBORCULTURISTB.
BOUTH NONWALK. CONN.

 

if other methods have failed to
help you and other

Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me and be con-

vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE

Painless Methods

1‘. BARTHOL W

63 Meadow St. South Norwala.
7 to 8 p. m.

207 Atlantic Stm.. Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5p
Spinal linemlyais Free,

 

AUTO AXLE GlVfiB WAY.

Valentines

we Largest Assortment
in the City

W A T C H O U R
WINDOW DISPLAY

RIGGERMAN

ROS.. 64 North Main St.

Daily and Bunuuy Papers
Delivered.

 

in '

tion of lown and
City Offices.

W

le it Ordained by the Council oi the
City of Norwalk:

Section 1 of that certain ordinance
entitled “An Ordinance Relative to
the Meeting Place at the Council and'
the Location of ‘TOivn and City, on
flees,” adopted by the Council and (111-:
«proved by the Mayor October 23rd
1913 is hereby amended to read as
iollows:

1880. 1.

 

The meeting place of the'

7'“ Council. and 01’ all committees thereoi.l

Shall be the ‘Council Chamber, so call-i
ed. in the City Mall. located on the
corner of North Main and Marshall
streets in said City. The Council
when it appears necessary, may ad
journ any or its meetings to the As-
sembly ‘Hail. so called. in said City
Hall. Regular meetings of the Coun-
cil shall be held on the second 'l‘ues- .
day of every month. at eight o’clock;
in the evening, and the Council shalll
meet at such other times to which it
may adjourn.

Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts cfE
ordinances. inconsistent herewith are'
hereby repealed.

Adopted by the Council 01’ the City,
of Norwalk, this 3rd day of February:
1914 "

Alpp‘iovnd the 3rd day of February.
1914.

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FRANCIS 1. nvnnnlm. 1

Mayor. '

Attest: ‘ ‘
.1051er J. nmannrzn, |
City Clerk. 5

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NOTICE

\‘otiec is hereby given that 11 p 11-
llo hearing by the mayor and city'
rcouncll of the (lily of Norwnll.‘ will]
be hold :31 the count-ll chambere in:
ltile city hall on Tuesday evening“
Eh‘obrnnry it), 1914. at 8 o'clock p, 111.,
to consider tiny/proposal to dt‘slign‘io
building lines on both sides of Gar-1
nc'r street so called throughout llw'
entire length of snid street '
Dated at Norwnilt, llll-l nth (1.11 ct
February, 1914.
JOSEPH l,.

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O
l .l N.\'\\'Ell.h‘.lt,
City Clerk

 

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illEPIlBLIIlIllB T0 EPEll III’
1 Oil GOBPOIIATIINIS _' f

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and the methods which have been?
used by the big corporation in the
past. . Public service corporations of
all sorts are to come in for a raking
over, with strict state control and
even the hip; insurance companies will
come in for their share of regulating
1 legislation.
1 Ever since the Progressives broke
away from the G, t). l’. to tile number
of 30.000 and enabled the Democrats
to sweep the state. the Ropublll‘un‘
leaders hays. been casting “boil! for
some means to get them back. l
"The olive branch In an offense",
said Judge iienney in a apeuch the
other day and the. words had a world
or meaning. The organization plans

 

 

 

 

CONDITIONS ARE RELIEVED.

The drainage conditions at liouton
street have been considerably reliev-
cd by the street department. her a
on time the auriaoe water has been
draining from llw hill section into
liouton shoot and has been tamed
along the drainage ditch. From thoncu
the water went through a culvert un.
der Smith strut-l and on boycott the
city line.

. hiring a heavy rain the large
111'. 1t 01‘ water running from the
hill auction Would till the ditch be-
yond its capacity and ovnrilow into
the cellars oi udlucunl houses. caus-
ing untold lnnonvcnleuco and damage.

 

 

Tho breaking oi the front axle oi the
automobile owned by H. Olllman local
manager for the Cult Refining Cour
puny. yesterday afternoon while going
towards New Canaan. near hour (Jor-
ncrs. resulted in the smashing oi the

 

 
 
 

.u 501'"!
“ 0119903: npantn would have been natty

right front wheel.

The coal truck cil

besides lowering the sanitary stand-
ard oi the premison

The street officials have now ro-
pnlred the culvert. and have provided
a menus whereby tho water is curried
uwav wtth no hindrance.

to capture the Progmsaives by means
lot a platform more progressive than
lwas the state platform of the Progres-
sives themselves. in one campaign
the leaders hope to break the Progres-
sive strength and put the [Numerals
into the place of conservative utnnd-
putters.
Brooker's Retirement.

The retirement of Charles F“.
Brooker as National roomlnltteemnn
was necessary in view of his activity
as a director of the New liavon road
and his alililiatlons with other corpor-
ations throughout the suite. Ills re-
tirement from the political arena was:
announced some time ago and the first
obstacle had been overcome toward
radicaliziug the party. Other policltal
leaders with conservative tendencies
have announcedtholr retirement and

leaders having interests with public
service corporations are seeking
cover. . _ ‘

Some time one the New Haveuroad
took a radical step and it was rumor-

Bishop it Lynne happened along short an“); CROOBINGB mula-r BE ELlMa ed and generally lwlieued that the

ly after the accident and towed the
disabled machine to South
where it .will undergo repairs. No one
was hurt when the axle broke-and it
was considered lucky that the car was
a' moderate speed. otherwise

gin the wind shield and so

Norwaik. ‘

INATED.

"Little Brothers of the Poor" who,

HARTFORD 111e,}, firsqronowmg a had worked so flfifildllflllfilv tor, the bit.

hearing. on the matter today to the

corporation in the lobby oi the gen;

'Council and the hood '

“ and evening shades.

 

In the Sillr Departmentswon 11... Second Flo...
For To-morrow. Saturday. the following Very Exceptional Values in

Fashionable Dress Silks, 40 inches wide. comprising Crepe Chinois,
Crepe Carlton and Moire Talletas. In an extensive range of street

Regular $2.00 and 250 Values.

Imported Black Taffeta and Crepe de Chine.
36 and 40 inches wide.

a u

".00 Yard. . .

Regular $2. 25 and 2. 75 Values. “ .
Also-arranged on the Main F loor-wseveral thousand yards of

Dress Silks 'm Waist, Skirt and Dress Lengths,
Original Prices from 3| .00 to)

 
 
 
 

‘11.45

Yard

 

58° .0 2.75 '

 

embroidered collars and i.

Acl'ual Value $

collars and cults. .

House Drapes of Striped Percalés,

House Dream of Fine Sateen and
Striped Madras, embro'iderecl

Other models $2. 25. Z. 95 and 3 75

Saturday. a Specially Prepared Sale. on the Third Floor. of

Women’s Washable Heuse Dresses and

Crepe de Chine Breakfast Gowns
A! the following Very Large Price Reductions:
0 Japanese Quilted Robes,

in all desirable colors.
hand embroidered. at
Formerly $9. 50 to lZ. 50

Breakfast Gowns of Crepe‘de Chine,
in pink. blue. lavender.
navy. red and plum.

ulls.
1.95

at 93c

1$ 50-

5.90 .

8.50

 

Small and Medium Sine Oriental Rugs,
sizes lion: - lo 4 ll. wine by 3 in 7 ll long

TheFebruarySale of High Gracie Furniture

.is now in progress. on the Fifth and Sixth Floors. embodying the largest assortments
ever shown by this establishment. of Period and Modern Furniture. for Dining Room. '
Bedroom. Library. Living Room‘and Hall. from the mosi practical and inexpensive

to the highest cost Classic Suites and Art Pieces.

At Price Advantages ranging up to 50 Per Cent. Less Than Actual Values - 1‘

Continuaiion.Satu1day, on the F1lll1 F1001, ol the Annual "February Sale of

Orion tal Rugs, jCarpets and. Hall Runners
with the lollowmg additional gtoups to the large collection prcv1ously aclveriisecl, ;

All Pricc Concessions that are without precedent

Persian Hall' Runners, including Heavy Mousouls. Kul‘dislans'
and Foreghans, sizes lrom 1. to 4 ll. wide by

910 I7 lt. long. Actual Valuer. $42. 50 to 85 00 $19.. 75, 24. 7'5. 29. 50 to 39615
57,03,721. 9.75. 12.5o. 15.75,;

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Actual Values $9.]

Poem Size Persian Rugs at Proportionate Savings

 

 

 

 

 

$8 50 and IO. 00 Values.“

 

chilla. desirable colors. 11: 'l'

or Rah-Rah shapes.

Actual Values $l. 75

 

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”mm—no M

directors and that Edward (1.1111111-
lond, vlce preaidrnt ol‘ the 10nd would
succeed to his duties. The announce
.ment that Mr. .Bucklund would Hti('~
ceed Mr. Robbins bore tho alnniucmt
statement that 'Mr. ilncklund would
represent the road in bombing: all let-
islalive matters and denlinz with rou-
gro'ea and the various lonlslntures.
Bulkciey's Opening At: aok
Those who know that the poll 3» oi

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the leaders is to make the potty radl .

cal believe that, Morgan (1". diuikoioy'u

attack on the New Haven rond'n $67."

000,000 bond issue was one of the
opening guns. of the campaign and it.

was one of the nllrcwdeut moves their

old political general ever made in his
whole career in tho. tome oi politics

(or the plan to redicallae theparly lu. ‘
cludes a very careful supervision b“

the business oi the bit; insurancdwmu
panics which call this city. hump.
Farmers After Insurance companies,

ll .00 and l2. 50 Values.

Boys’ and Children’s Hats,
of Velvet. Plush. Fur or Velour. also Chin-

~at 951:. 1.75. 2.95. 3.85

Actual Value 95c

“an... W.“i

To—morrow (Saturday) Continuation of the Final Clearance Sales of

 

Boys’ Seasonalole Overcoats,‘ Hats and Furnishings
A! One—Third lo One—Half Less than Regular Prices

Boyl' Overcoatav—Bntton-to-Ncck‘modcls. in sizes from 2'3 to I0 years; Long, - ‘
Loose~fitting Models. in sizes from ll to H3 years.
and Shetland Cloths. in navy blue. gray 01 blown.,also mixed ovemoatings,

$l5. 00 and l6 00 Values,
l8. 00 and 20 00 Values.“

French Flannel Shirts,

neat stripes. in light or medium
colors. IZl/z to I‘ll/z necltband. at 95c
Actual Values $l. 50 and l .75

Youths' and Boys’ Coat Sweaters. ,
all colors. sizes 28 to 36 chest... at 3 .45

__at 35,75
”6.150

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yrolean. Jack Tar

lo 7.50

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will probably be necessary to plncnlc
this further vote in Most of the 001111
ties of the state. lawlnlnlors who
hum u'nl 11'1": .tl 111.1‘1lillttanln will
want the claurt l.) {vi-'1“ the: 1 vi‘t

lug for l'lli' [.1‘1‘v‘nl I‘v‘xlplvnsut’vn law
they were mlu‘fhd and" not inlll‘u‘ly
putting; a law on th" lucid; 11:13:11

won 'tl [‘1
lll‘lili‘,(‘
Prot‘ronslvea on Corporation.
l‘or‘poratiOn insulation mm on: oi
the atronitrrt planks oi the Pro—1‘1 sum
platform in the last rnmpni in and ll
thei’rrgronnivo plniiol'm ‘ould in :11:-
dnrmiued ‘n‘ttl tho inruwr vulndwld ed
1/1,: the pnrterouid 1c in in; letter
shape to rrtrivo tho luurcis not: hold
by the mammal-11mm it is: now.
“dunno Hominy-'3 Uttei'anzln.
'l‘hn \‘urlom .publlc ‘1tlturnntrn,
.Iuvlfo liranncy. t.lur..'-iir.w national com
l.ili.l.1'tliliil nil hour Widen uihut or b
11 plan in in tin: polite and it rin' 11hr

compel (hos-n r'opntituiinia

Public Utilities Commission rendered 91““ assembly. adoring the Mill!!!“ we. The farmers or the stain. smurtlm‘. 11.04am; anemia) altitude 111 1.11911 "‘

a decision that public ”my require” gitme were cut cit the payroll and that under the interpretation at the Wont .1111: at mid sport; who 11 so “131111110011;
the elimination of the- rallroad cross. the entries in the New Haven roan lmtmens

11135 at Windsor. Avon. Russell and books or "legal ”new” «9.111;.» they menses mm would not on maple 111 1119 time 5.1.1., {dumm'mmtgfiimfi mtwmw

Canton streets. this city. The attend-

considerably. 11mm in the: future.

emanation act wlalctmnaeimm foiumhms‘opidngor the

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The materials are Chinchilla -

Actual Value $l .00

ill,
. w: mliy advocated a plank never 11'

 

at $950
"11.75

 

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ayfingfhildren' a Knit Toques and A clual Value $5, 00 1.; I .
Va'luo 75C EICll- at 35c “5'0? $1.00 Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas.

Boys’ Galatea Rompers with silk frogs. ' ‘ ~1
navy. cadet or tan 111113.132 toByrs. 65¢ sizes 4 to l6 years. . w ‘81.}; 68c

 

(11: no:

l. at out \vdtlhwurd the progress' ,

| (1 no welcome to our ranks every
a inn”: and: ‘vnuino reformer” . 1

"it in no time [or pulwrlnfl. We canc-
unl rrnnlio the party by peddling out n"
pnlllntivqn or dunes and the cure,
1 much in an offense to the consistent. .
it.“ brothel who build tor I politltnl
w 411.11 hopping with the times" '

“Wu mu .1 have a modern platiorn'i,
‘ 1:1: iv prugrcl sire and our political
:..¢ll.:1dn mtml be nlcvutml above r
1 ltllii ll'

111011 Attorney Ar'non A. Ailing 111*
{1,12 llmon who is 11,4110”! blend of
1. s1 l'nn 11's. ompujsation not all applied
’12 'hc farmer. ; its being the bottle or?
151 101.} thus tornaslmdowisg outlaw
: ton of Hit it .‘aulauco peninsular). .

Sriiiilml‘ Walnuts)- oi the House W

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11m, board of in menu linen anneal;
name ,1; uncut purchasing from the
donor to tho 11071111111191. lie amt
illfir pinged. rural. credit}: 1

Other cvldonl‘ca bar but

ply implant. which: imetlen or above men.
once at the hearing was very ammo Bobbins 8111111“de by Bushland. Attorney General; Light lWl dvluen- The following quotations, tram coma outlawing rectum up...
Business ‘M‘en'n Ass'ociatioa. Board or Goon steer came the. albumin-an: themnosseek maturities. autumn; qt Judgmflenncya, plyeilpmttnrances .3,” .WW,,; ;
Trade and Chamber at Dominates be. amusement by the Nswukisye .rosd theirmmvlwas. will demand: reprint Mb,qu.nd%dlflm,yhbn the more uharles .Oalangi'isy.» W
ing represented. An estimate, at the; that. pseudo 11113111th sits. .ngnersl undisputed blatant-cu sunspot» litan- nullify oi the mm, is below. vi'wau drunkenness can, assault: 111.311 ..
cost was placed at $586,000. The mat» counsel (or years had been snide Mi- law’ which they believe was inspired 1:1 my other way than no ha‘rmim; ' .«a raven thirty days by Judie 3611!
lter was poatponed to 1171111.. ‘ wiser to tile chairman at the board or by those his concerns. 'Sueh reorient; platitudes they have a deep sissifl- mach this Morning. 7*

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verely out. ‘

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at the communication 01 hit. John' a

wage. no: 1;. A r. inst a. 11., last

night one candidate received the was
1.1. $46. .ter mason dense.

 

Write life 1614
C T McGovern

’ ' f. inaunmce mo neat. nil-M?"

, . , .155 Washington direct.
. Iouth Norwaik, Conn. ’

 

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