I TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1914
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Wants!
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Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous_
“Ads”—To Let,
Business and
Three Times, 50c.
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisemen s on this page, I'Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
‘ Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
In Black-
» WANTED I To LET T FOR SALE
WANTED “- “,1“; THU-1,1,», T0 LET»—l~‘l\'l£ ROOMS, LOWE FOR SALE~~letlB i‘Ol‘L‘ HART-
couple 2111,. kind or MM, l'n.l.1.~t.in.i St I“I\t‘ inittutes' wall. from station, ford racer, $37.11.. (“.111 be seen .it
“m, 1.1.111, uni speak English. In» lieu; $1: lnquire Z lioutou St. Taoist iirothers' Garage, jifitl :it
Quite .'-'.« If.) Ave jito Ii 3‘3” 3L
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WANTED AA ,\l.\t‘iil\'IST (1011)) TO LET — lit)l'Sl-JS, FLATS, player, SLQ. Address Player, ‘3" Senti-
lathe i.;.t.d Apply New Il.ngland store burn, carpenter shop, tnunufac» nel. j3t131
\l'lrw 1'1 rill to 14.2 Water St. lUF.‘ with butler- Storage At Nor-l —> —
jzip :,'1 walk, south Xol‘ualli and liast .\‘or- FOR SALE~lliil SH Rl'.\ 'AWBULI
walk, (let our rent list liayniond iirstclass condition, Price 363- Ad'
WANTED »\1A.\' FUR WASHING llros. ill) :31 dress llrush, cure Sentinel. jtiu 3t
(-ars Mi .t ‘Ic good experiet15ed , » » —-—
waster. \ddre ess x, cure Sentinel. T0 LET-~12 OSBORNE Aug” ,3 FOR SALE—Dorm): SEA'l‘El)
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WANTED~~TIIIII~II£ Sl‘it‘ilNl) IIANI)
oulhouses. Address llouse,
titiel.
jso 11
WANTED—A MlllllLlC Atllil) Wt)-
1111111 to care for an invalid lady itt fatn-
I'ly of three, Call at (3:30 p, 111.}
Jatttes Ii. Wiltuot, is Spring St., South}
Norwalk. jdtl 3t
WANTED—151' ltrll‘iXiIlt WOMAN
with daughter 1." years old situation
as housekeeper, Address Housekeeper,
lt‘al‘e Sentinel. jilll 3t
WANTED—SITUATION BY FIRST I
class cook itt hotel or restaurant or
private house, will itot consider wages
under $10 per month. llest references
inquire at ‘ \otth l‘alrfleld A',\e
South Norwalk. 129 :it
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WANTED—CARS FOR STORAGE“
right Ivy South Norwnlk station,
,Vaast llros.’ Garage, 17 Chestnut
St. South .\‘or\valk. jL’t) 6t
WANTED.‘A (‘OMPETIEXT GIRL
[or general housework. Apply Mrs.
James Golden, 4 li‘alrficld Ave.
3 1‘23 tf
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WANTED—CATHOLIC t‘OI'I’LE,
no children, who would care for old
lady for rent free tttitil April next.
Iéddt'ess Cullen, 55 Connecticut Ave.
I 122 tit
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. Id.
l‘riedman, Conn. Ave. Tel llbl '
029 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
. ~ NOTICE.
i have It at last. What? Tin for
roofing; leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
Ire having the repair their Tinwork
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.141 Wish. SL Phone 110612 or 373
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flit
lYou are strong and well. "
, That's pleasant.
Won hope to remain so,
Thais natural.
' flour spins may get out of order,
That's possible
Non need some adjustments,
That's evident
Batter start today,
That's wisdom
iron want the best,
That's proper.
funlcss methods.
, . ,That’s discrimination.
Boo E. Barthol. D. 0.
'That's important.
Offices 80 Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That’s all,
Isa Meadow St, _Sduth Norwalir,
_ "'7tosp.m.
no} Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
g _ in. to 5 p-rn.
1... Spinal Analysis Free
To mend glass, china or brooms.
of any kind, common alum, melted in
an old spoon. over the fire, formaan
.pmsdlpgly strong cement. says a
contributor to the lPhiladelphiaa-North
American. Articles mended with this
may be washed without their coming
apart again.
‘- snuggndrs.jpoz.
cure Sen-l
E. BARTHOL. D. C. I
rootns and bath.
qtiire on premises.
Water and gas. in-
To LETWFIIOM
house, 6 rooms and bath, .\'0, 6 \\'ln-
ifield S1,, East Norwalk. For particu-
lars and terms apply to J. M. Lay-
ton and (‘o., Inc,
South Norwalk, I
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS IN:
lhouse in rear of Citv National Bank
lbuilding. inquire South Norwalk Sav-
Iing's Bank. j‘26 6t
JULY lST. ,
TO LET—-l"l\'E noons, ALI. lM-I
[proventents Rent 814. Also .3 rooms
All tuoderti improvements. Woodward
5Ave. inquire i‘nilcd Grocery (0,
I 129 ill.
TO LET—APARTMENT FIVI‘JI
Irooms and cellar, ll (httpel St., fur-
trace, range, hot and cold w,ater gas,
I
and back porch and b.1rnl
lent $1.3 mouth. inquire 64 Smith
Main St. 124 tfih
TO LET~STOllE AND BASE»
tnent. 85 North Main St. inquire at
M. Gutltousky's furniture store, 81‘
North Main St. j2~i tf
TO LET~I0 ROOM llOl'SE 2:
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. ll, Tut'lov,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No, IIND'D,
1118 if,
To LET—C ' v LOCATED
suite of 011169 1- Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted andl
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. mlb tf
LOST
LOST—A GENTLEMAN'S (‘AMI‘IO
watch charm, oblong with picture in-
side; lost last Saturday, probably at
Roton Point. Suitable reward if left
at Sentinel office. 123 (it
General Insurance
0. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
Booth Norwnlk. Conn. Tel. 845.
Dividend Notice
129TH SEMI-AME; DIVIDEND OF
The Norwslk Savings Society
Norwalk, Conn, June 11,1914.
At a meeting of Directors of this So-
ciety, hold this day, a dividend at the
rate of FOUR. (4) per cent. per an-
num was declared to Dopositors from
the earnings of the six mouths and
lag June 30,1914.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after July 10th,
1914.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BE-
FORE JULY ‘IOTH. 1914, WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST,
1914. .
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Treasurer,
. 120 12c
A Gnod Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, to per square foot. Call us
E. R. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Il-«Wnphlngton UL,“ *stwnlki'conn
. .Phsus 791. . .-
Household helpers watch sentinel
Want nan dis
top wagon, rubber tired.
jg“; 3|, dilion.
,Bouton St.
tanks, 7 x 5 feet.
(‘0, inc.
5 Railroad Ave.,,__
and Commodlous house 12
tor, care Sentinel
in good con-
Ittquire l'.‘
129 31
iieisotiaule price.
‘FOR SALE—:1 ltOl'Xil cvrnass
t‘luctt, l’eibody and
j'.‘T 'o'l
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
liaviland
St.; For further part icu
easy terms
tlars inquire C Swartz. Old Well Cigar
marLS if
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PROFESSIONAL.
TUTORING IN LATIN, FRENCH
and German grammar. Address 'l‘u—
327 iii
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TUTORI NG—WILI. TI'TOR
plls desiring special study in primary
‘or grammar
giade subjects, during
.lttl\ and August. Address I’. ll. 1),
l’, 0., South Notuzillt. 3t
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the some. Disease Is cans
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done itt childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain it;
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva
turo of the spine. You win never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis D. (I.
N Washington st. So. Norwnik. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School, thr
discoverer
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be 'made
for banquets upon short notice.
CONGERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
Telephone Canncctlons 98 Westport.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWA LK
Shore Dinners and -All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O'Sullivan.
Prop.
Rojton
Point
Mr R. E. Wilcox announces that he
I will give private instruction by ap-
pointment of all the modern dances
In. the hotel ballroom and at private
residences.
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its compietmess in te-
The present season is to 'os 11; ex;;p
We want. all newcomers to get the habit of look fig fo: 'ih:
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you tailbl help us,
porting local happenings.
tion.
;and at the same time you will
[should be in every family in Norwalk. We nelco
ltions of shore items. Either give them to our .
them to the office or telephone them to us. :
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" THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTlZd‘;
. 33-121 $5333". . x
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Special 0.? Icrings Ior June 29 to .
SHUR I ‘
Butter
, In St Creamery
thoiCtst Grade
from the Best ,
Creamery Districts ’
be reading a n5 wspa‘er “tat
cantribu- I
re, Setter; mail
THE GREAT A. a P. TEA
Tcl. N '. 909.
‘. rec Dell ,
E77,
Itoton Point
()n \l'ednerday etetnttg III.‘ ‘rnuds
of" the .\‘otwalk traileytneti will dunte
Arrangements have been completed 1c“
the enjoyment of a record attendant-e
' the people of Norwaik. liell Island and
Tonight the Oriental llruut and File
Corps, of Sialltlord, vviil give one (it
their popular and unique dance and
concert evenings.
expected.
A large crowd is
The laundry machinery has arrived
for use 111 the bathing pavihon. The
machines will soon be installed 1‘ hey
were purthased through 1’ F llrttphy,
of South Norwalk
The regular dance of the Monday
Night ilunclng Club was held in the
dancing pavilion, last night. 'I'lietlaticv
was largely attended and an excellent
time “as enjoyed.
The pupils of the Norwalk L‘migre-
gationtil Sunday-school and or the 7th
grade of the, t‘cnter School enjoyed a
picnic and good time at the point, yes-
terday.
On Wednesday the steamer “Cyrus"
will bring iii a large delegation from
the Park Lodge, No. 51111. :1 Bridgeport
Masonic order. The party will enjoy
one or the [nitrous t‘nsino shore din-
11ers.
Today besides the JOIIlI picnic of the
Sunday schools of the South Norwnilt
Congregational, Baptist and Trinity
Episcopal Churches. s‘t, Andrew's :‘un
day school will journey to the l‘otnt
attd enjoy a day's outing of sport,
An excursion front t'nivnry t'hurm
Sunday school, of Mount Vernon. will
be 111 u! the Point Thursday. (111
Thursday (\ening the first of a suite..
of enjoyable Ibnntl concerts will be‘
given. The Anteiicnu band has beett
engaged for the occasion.
On the week after the Fourth of
July, R. l’. Wilcox. dancing master in
lloton, will conduct a prize dance c1211-
test, the prize to be a valuable loving
cup. Matty couples have already llladt.
arrangements to participate. ilnd plans
are being completed for limiting the
affair is pleasant one. llance enthusi-
asts who may desire to take part in
the contest may communicate with
Mr. 'Wilcox at the Point.
Manager Neyville llayley has re-
ceived notice that the hearing on the
temporary injunction against the use
of the carousul and roller~coaster. has
been postponed until the “till 01‘ .11in
Mr. Bayley is making an effort to have
Judge Tuttle. ot‘ the Superior court, sit
iii this city to hear the case, for the
reason that Mr. Hayley does not wish
to subject his voluntary witnesses to a
great loss of time and other lnconven
iences by their being obliged to attend
court in Bridgeport. and also that the
judge may better familiarize himselt‘
witlnthe attitude of the local people
in regard to the conduction 0i tho
park under its present management.
However, the witnesses. all prominent
property owners on Bell island, have
-expressed themselves as willing to
testify no matter where the court may
be held.
Mr. Bayley's personal attorney it
Judge E. S. Banks, of Bridgeport; his
:company is represented by Attorney.
General John If. Light, of this. city. and
the Connecticut Company‘s interests
are beinng looked after by their chiel
lcounsel, Attorney Harry Day, of the
flaw firm of Waiterson & Day, of New
Haven.
I Yesterday the three lawyers were
driven to Butler's island and to Toke-
______neke, at which places they stood in
front of the houses of several of tho
complainants, and they declared they
could scarcely hear any noise, what:
ever, from the roller coaster, “which
.was running full swing at the time.
If an injunction should be obtained
.against the carousal or roller coaster,
Mr. Bayloy said last night, he would
be obliged to close the park up. On
Sundays the coaster earns more than
it does on all of the week days com
blood, and if this mainstay of support
was done away with, it would be Imw
possible to make a go of Roton this
season. as the park is not on a paying
basis at tho“ sent time. for it. re-
quires donut arable tinic and to
succeed in albeit: a rsdi sage
from a park with a bar I- a temper-
slice pick Should Johnny the
obliged totnrn o the sass in other
a
' and nutler‘s island residents, far from
‘ complimentary reterences are ttiadcto
' a combination pool and billiard table,
‘whlclt is expected to arrive this week.
parties, there is no doubt but what a
bar would be installed, and the old
terrible conditions \tottld once more
reign supreme.
III the complaint of the
Thirty-Nine
I-‘ol’muitlg Is it list
Tohelielit
vicinity, who patronize ltoton i'oitzt ”mm“:
lor recreation. The complaint state-.1 I" E" Arnold, ' .
that "great crowds ol idle and disor-‘ ‘Melbutllne "0‘9; '\'H
det'ly people" are attracted to tho- park' M?" 1“ If“ "1"”‘S'
by this nuisance. and that on it they H.“ 1111111 ”Hit N
“scream and conduct tltettiselves in a A- 1' ““1”“st
noisy indecent and \foicatt manner." “WU“ m“-
'lnis, ttgether \\'llil the lam that 111. “II“ '“I‘UI- “HW-
coaster is run to 11 int. hour at night 15' ("’i'" 1‘ 311‘-
"tier'.e-ra<.liit.;.; 11' if." th. I’~i-')'t\ll :itd lidnoud.
caller ti o grtutt and I"?
Slot-,1 and J- 1':
tallrlli;
.tt.1p;aittt;i;.‘,~
.1‘c,..::ah.o lo»: or
‘.‘.‘.1si.ington St.
t‘:1tit\'cll,
are "
IttJIIIl.
.ontiut't.” ‘wl liverslet Ave, .\'.
,l‘i'e II ‘v\', ('titttpllell,
' Rounyicn
BB” ISIand Mts. 111171111911. Halide,
——-—-— -l Roosevelt St.
Mr. and Mrs, William c. Smith Il- “Vietcr livelier-xv.
stunt yesterday in New York city. 'I'ckenrne
_ Harrell 5f .1. I'yt‘klildn,
lr. James, of llrooltlyn, N, Y., will I“ ”I'm" 5!
hold services at the Island ttc.\t Sun» II. II (itil'dilt‘r.
day. «I ()rt'ham >‘1,
,__,__. ‘IIOIIPN t". Gillies.
1.11s. George I-‘. l’onte entertuilttd “719151.111 .\\'e., liowayton
Ilnssell llall,
liowttyton
‘Juhn J. Higgins,
31; llttt‘titl Ate
the MondayI‘lub at her home. yester-
day.
New
Robert Mains and family. of
York city, will arrive at the Island to- Ilt'llllt‘s iIIII ingersoll.
day. 132‘. \\';1shin,nton St.
—————-~— ll. tutti-.1 I‘. Kane,
(l. I", Heft ultd family, of New York, ls liast Ave.
Mrs, Chas, Kostnecki,
47. Van Zant St.
1311‘s. Albert Kunze,
Albert 1:. ilacder and Frederick Wit“ North Taylor Ave.
son. of New York city. have taken the “’11 l‘) Mallory,
Anchora cottage for the summer. ‘0“ ~ 1.1.11.1
— Frank S Mtt‘rlll,
Mrs. A. T. Schuldice and faintly, nt- 1.'. Ifust Ave. _\1,
I01” Spending a month on lit-ll Island, T339 Mianus Mfg, Co”
will It‘ch today for her home In llun- llelden AW.
bury. ,llr. litit'old R. Mlxsell,
" ’ llutler's ls'and
The ’l‘heta Iota Society. of Dunbury,
have taken up their residence for the
summer at the Hull cottage.
. John 3 Morgan,
who hate been occupying the lictsof n Winfield St
cottage, have returned to their homes ll. Nelson,
in Dattbury.
IIIJI'RI'H‘TI
1 mm on 111.»..- llnttie 1:.
llrottn a “03" ”I“ 9"" r“ . 7 Tit-(mu Ave.
. - - re "ot their con- ‘ _
the new sldeun‘lk.‘ll1.1 13pm” 0,1,1“. l'red .\,vstrom, .
,., -. . _ 1 . g , ,
title lllIMl‘ .Tnt 0 lLl'tIl) “m soon m, 2“ “mm“ ve.
. . . i ., r t ‘ ' .
works, and IIL (tile 1: S. ,1, O‘Brien,
poured. :l (‘cttage Ave.
\\'111. ll (l'llrlen.
‘3 Quintard Ave.
Alonzo R. Odell.
:l‘.‘ W. Main St.
l’arlrlclt Varnish (‘0.,
- _ . 1 .'. (‘hestnut street.
The Bell Island Club has purchased Wm. Pctrie,
Roosevelt Road
lir. ll. Sperce.
NIf'IlOIS,
Charles Day. of Brooklyn. .\'. \'..
has been at the Island for the last two
weeks. will leave today for Monte.
where he will camp for the rest of the
summer,
who
The table will occupy the rootn that 3 Morgan A_ve
was the ladies' rest count, and work Dr \‘.'; rrcn A. Tanner
has already started. t: Fort St.
Harbor View Beach
Mr. S, Thomas and family of New
York City, arrived yesterday at their
cottage.
_ 55 Senview Ave.
Mrs. B. G, Templeton,
, Tokeneke Point
Mrs. J. D. Tileston,
lielle Island
Albert Tilt.
y Tokeneke
Mrs, Geo. Vredenburg.
53 linyview Ave.
Julia A. Woodcock.
_ Hickory Bluff
Albertson Beers saved himself frotn
a serious fall yesterday when he gras-
ped the railing of the porch, after he
had tripped over something and lost
his balance.
1111... PM!)
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes, of New
York City, who have rented the Daisey
cottage for the slimmer gave a house ,
warming Saturday night. Refreshment
and dancing were enjoyed. Among the
guest were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanton
Cowl of the Breeze cottage. Mr. and
Mrs. George Connenly of New York,
Miss Flossie Beyers. of White Plains.
N. Y., and Miss R. Romaine, of Rem-
say. N. J. .
crowd of citizens.
tin" 1b C uh
There will he a dame held at the
Knob Club on Wednesday evening.
The music will be furnished by E. S.
Adams. who will have at the club a
special aonoragt‘aplt.‘
cars by blucjaeltets
the river
Members of the [Knob Club who
wish to make entries for the tennis
tournament beginning July 4, will
Mildly do so before the third of July.
'Ssnd names to Miss Gladys More-
house. 83 Wall street, The tourna-
ment consists of men's singles ‘and
doubles,.lndios’ singles and doubles
and ind cousins.» 1»
NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED
Instruments Added to
Norwaik Dlvfaicn.
of
phones that have been installed since
the issuing of the last list;
out and p.1~te in the back of your di-
cut this
Miss Mona llelcti Taylor,
VIIITINS 0F ASSASSIII
(Continued from First Page.)
Guards of honor from the army and
navy were drawn tip along the plat—
form and behind them were gather-
ed the local authorities, all the school
children of‘the town and‘ a dense
, The coffins were removed from the
after a
blessing had been given by a priest.
conveyed amid the roll of
drums and the tolling of clturchxhslls
to the Royal yacht Dalmat‘, lying in
They were covered with
military flags and wreaths, and on
the yacht itself were hundreds
floral offerings from military and un-
officers and civill‘ns
x13 theyacht left the guard of hon-
or fired a general salute. The vessel
was preceded down the river. by a tor-
pedo boat ,and followed by tho‘gover~
nor‘s yacht. on board of which were,
the members of the households of the
Archduke and Duchess. The governor. through Sun
also accompanied the ‘borlles while contain "9?."
:thsy remained in the waters of his, room its
and,
muffled
territory. >>
I Every villa” ‘
tele
Itolled and the pt
lngs
~< _ o
b“ 1.‘.'hcn the Dalmnt
”74 of the river It Q
the .1attleship ‘
57,644 “in IXIIIZ II. allow
1-2;; the bodies to
ititl’l-lii fired a salute of I
alongside the but
‘39.] fins were then ”I
deck of the bait!
355.4 transformed into
decorated with
1.31.1: “’5 we"? “3“”
ceremony by
13S, the presence of. ~
Archducal hon
. officers, the en
1101.14 up in a we“:
13113-3 The Viribus,’ 1
at 9 o'clock and ..
1487 {the Archducal In
lmast.
1419 saaavnvo, my,
night passed quelli-
5113-3 six persons bola; my
for slight elm
Martial law Id.
i l‘- I
N ’day but tharer up no bre:
1639-- 0 I peace.
m4 BIG PAPER MILI.
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' Report ThntJt WII
1217-115 37 951W, M.
i The largest naps: -'
2:12-12 limit is to be buill'i‘
ford. and It Is rspo
prictcts will be 1’:th
‘ar.ti’ord John S Gar , ,
12:11.2 lng would not say Wm *
.pauy was interested .o ‘
731-13 The mill WU] be- m
0' 0lltlen. supeilntendsnt bl
’Ii~2 division of the Ame
Company, who has '
1313.4 resignation, to take
July I and 15. Mr,
1375.2 Windsor wells fourt'
and rebuiltgthe otd.._ '
1287 which under his supo
- one of the best paying;
1646 combine" and is one - .-.
mills in the country t ,' .
11,32 fl'll time during the b . ‘
slons.
1612 _. After two or three . .
O‘Brien lntonda to
0,49,: DEPOT ml“ in Comte
located In Hartford '
”3,33 ford. but Mr. 0’81-1
where the mill wil
”30 dent and the lanai.
the Otter River is ,
1,50 onet- River,r‘ll{nss.3
430 PRIVATE DRI
‘ AB-
724.” CHICAGO, Juno
Ins booths in r
1236 rooms of saloon
cago today by at)
12,-,“ n ght by the CI
iaw aimed pr ..
““2 back room, prom '
es, enclosures II
1307 back more than
' high, the he! ‘
-. . In any place
women. ‘
Scores of
men's organi ,
council gallery '
on it. The 0
by unanimous
The aldermgn
and thanked I)
wear ORA
TRENTO‘N,‘
Orange is the.
Jersey to own"
tion resulted
oMuntaln _
the company» .
taxes.
The powc '
off by the Pub,
cause of. a bill
from the tim
years ago. Tits
not ye‘ decided ,,
line.
of
sic-t poop-o
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