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\"lnte 81:11 last season, has joined the. “a“ glvcnblanager 1‘ 191118? Jones 111‘
alt‘llllung‘YUSl lootbull elev en.
lentil il‘om that position. linker 1s 11‘
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lie structionn to go to Cofl‘eyvllle,
Kath,
Washington pitcher They placedV no
m. S. ”Lug“ in limit on the bank roll, Jones was sinr
1111- .1 M. 111111 I”. acuuhnion “.1” p111 ply instituted to get Johnson at any
tip-11.115 in 11 good position to take
too championship. linker pun-tired
will the lost squad. Tuesday night.
1 out 111‘ 11111 lots 01' 1111‘ into the bt)j.\'.
1'11 purl subsoils linker has played 111111». 11 small fortune to cht Gritiitll's lard. As a result of the advertising decisions would prouiute we” betting
111111 the “11111111111111 111111 111111. 111 mar. 'l‘hcir ullswcr was "no and selfil’illard has received through his can» on glut-11 contests. He says that the prepared to cm“ ”3"" “to" n ”1” me. 11 1 bout,‘
Bridgeport. lil‘tn'lllf-‘i, 0111‘. 01‘ their him.” puign against Jack Johnson, the Kan- various club managers could 1335in present unfavorable conditions re- 0: course ‘th Vb a no soil; on Runabout $4.10. Touring Car $4.90.
strongest ends. lie is a line dcfcn
'USi.V
Jones declared that the big pitcher-V
will jump if he is
mom-y.
altered enough
tic told the directors it would
VEduic Ainsnlith and Clyde Milan,
HVH" DIME! as well as a grout mall 10 211101‘dillg to Jones, will be with the
Hill with the 1.111“ linkers arrival St. Lou“, Federals next scason‘ if be able diplomacy iii order to into him boxers competed for winning and los (”9’ about 5'00” ball “we” “Vi“ 11 it b, chance 1m. Complete “Vim equipment. V
1111c: not mean that Lurkin will be 1‘... mummy-”1 in landing Johnson. “pinto the ring. it will also take some jug sharcs of purses there would be Kind themselves 0|“ Of (hmllloymeni clmiedd 1‘; 11 fret 19:5“ advantage
dropped from the quarterback job. know." he said. “that both, the star clever acting on inngford’s part to more genuine scrapping. A large During the Federal League meet— “‘9‘ an ope ° 11
Ms showing last. Sunday was so gUUdV catcher and the star outfielder of the
that Couch McCorinack will hoop him
ll‘Sf‘l‘Yt‘ man.
111-
Vhaslilngton club have told Johnson
they will sign for 111111 with whatever
"1111 dcscrtion of llulibdch Mosliier club he joins."
to the Washington 1‘ ice club hits 1111-
1.1-1‘c1l‘ the Yoni players.
Jones leaves for Coffeyville the lat-
Tllt‘)‘ think tei‘ part of the wcck. He refused to.
ho should not hate stui‘toti the season fian. how much he would have to ofler
with the Brid .Vchorl loom unless he Johnson.
intended to stick. 1.111 cry is not crit-
itized for plavViiig with the Glues be-
cause he has been with them lor sev-
eral years and has 111111io.no pretense
of joining the Yosts.
{\‘ext Sunday the All-New London
tooth will clash with the Yosts. The
visitors are exponents of
gnmc which was so well displayed last
Sunday by the litiliiphroys. The visit-
lots will have 11 number of college. and
prep, school stars in their lineup. in-
ciuding men who have pluycd with
Yule, Fordhuin, Andovci‘ 11nd lflxeier.
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CARPENTVIER wouwoan m WAR.
the open‘
“I know his price," he said, “and
Hi tell you frankly it is going to take
a check that will stagger even the
{lamest owners in1.tho league. But
they've told mé to get him, and I
will."
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CHAUFFEUR NOT RESPONSIBLE.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. Ellis—No crimin-
ul responsibility ullnches to anyone
for the death of Mrs, Eliza Lodge,
wile of James Lodge, of Derby. at
Sey‘liioui lust Sunduv, according to
the finding 01‘ coroner Mix 11ch yes
tcrday.
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Hllllll TO KEEP TRACK
Tom" has become a considelable rct‘ereos‘
task 01‘ late.
The i‘loston black is the‘ Frank L‘rne,
' most uncertain proposition inthe rings
1.111 play quart ‘rbutl. and run tho and 5‘3” “ alter 11011113011 the famous his latest move was to lose a bout to the ring game.
int/um 111111 11111118
decisions 11‘. boxing bouts is
former world‘s light-
weight champion, who was a credit
Erne arguéi-i that
to Jeff Clark, a negro heanwmut the present rule which prohibits do
of no particular standing.
it is now the custom to look for the
Langt'ord‘s
in the present instance ring fol-
low ers the oi the opinion that the wily
underlying motive for
a1‘ls
Sam is spreading a net for Jess W-il
sas stunt would be a rich
convince Willard that he hasa chalice
and to wipe out the memory 111‘ the
sad fate that befall Gunhont Smith.
. However, there are many angles to
be considered.
Langl'ord's habit of coming to lite
when the conditions are right. it is u
;l‘uc1 that he has gone back. Not so
much as he would like. to have hi.
pmspectlvo victims believe, perhaps.
but enough to be apparent. This may
have something to do with his poor
work against men of hisown race in
the past year. On Jun? other hand,
there is very little money for him in
boots of this character.
always depend on a liberal pursc
when opposed by 11 white man of any
standing. V
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FLYNN'S BOYS ON
WATERBURY CARD
prize for
hungl’ord. But it will take consider-
lt‘or instance, despite .
while he can .
cisions has killed popular interest in
the sport. He says that the luck or
decisions has encouraged boxers to
‘stall," inasmuch as they cannot lose
prestige and are able to fool the pub
lic.- E1 111- ridicules the argument that
suppress persons who made wagers
on the bouts. Erna insists that ii
percentage of the boots nowadays
amount to little more than "get the
money cxhlblllons”
MANAGER M'CANN
0N HONEVMOON
"711111111 HillifilVViJlST in
at Omaha, next month, their troubles,-
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WOVLGAST'VS HOPES RUNV l-llGVl‘iV
weight champion Fred Welsh. in Madl-
partly due to the Federal League will son Square Garden, New York, next
be thoroughly aired Practically all Monday night, was~nn unit 111 lrom the
of the smaller circuits lost money this West 3‘1“: derday. He recently has “dd
your and lugny of them quit beforeitwo hard public workouts to test his
their schgdules had been completed.‘ wind and stamina and says she is well
In some quarters it is thought that satisfied with his physical condition.
unless peace is declared there will
be very little minor league baseball 1°” 1 tackled Welsh,” he {’an
The rumor will not ”0‘“ W‘s me m a unique position, [or
DBXt 88815011
“i wanted to be sure i was ri“ht be-V‘
"l‘liis'
down that. the International League I am lighting the man who won the ti
and the American Association are lie from the fellow who took it lrom
main unchanged.
title to throw up the sponge, there
ins last week there was talk of pur-
chasing several minor leagues to act
in conjunction with the “outlaws. "
but this 1.1 hardly probable, 111: the
Vressou that the Feds would have to
.increase the weight of their final»
chll burden if a minor league
should become allied with the Feds
it the minors do-
but it i can stop Welsh 1 will be the
recognized champion again and can
dictate to them all~Willle lli‘lchic in-
of it.”
Wolgust went to Dal Huwkins’ train
ing camp. where he will make his
headquarters until Monday. A little
matter of oneupound stands between
him and the agreed weigh of 13.5.I
pounds for the mill Monday nlgllt.l
That will come off easily, he says. He
Chief of New London Champions Mn. ‘1; “mud be raided by other minor. donned heavy sweaters yeSLerdav af-
ries Bridgeport Girl.
circuits which under the rules or
toi‘nOon and went for a ten- mile jaunt
McCann, nuniuger of the blow London .011- The two major Ensues, liow- sharp spin for half a mile.
pennant winners oi‘ the Eastern Asso-
ciation. was married here, yesterday
morning, at st. Augustine's Church, to
Miss Gertrude Mary Lennon, whom he
mot uhilc manager 01‘ the Bridgeport
club. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. B, Nihill. Mr. and Mr. 'Mc-V
» Cami left for a wedding trip to Wash-
lugton. v.01, and to Omaha, Neon
where Mr Mchnn will attend the. an
Dan Buckle), the popular wuer‘iiunl meeting of the National Associa-
bury promoter. will throw open the
11011 91 Minor Leagues.
money. to keep the minors in 93-1
islence. which means That the ‘tutureV
ol’ the small try is very much in
doubt. .
anonsme ALLEY GAMEB.
Boltoir, rated 75,, defeated Richard-
son, also rated 75, iii last night' is game.
TV?) to 42
in the bowling contests the Violiouu'
ing scores were made‘
troll) Boston. where he outpointed Mat-V
ty Baldwin Tuesday night. The cham-
l pion is half a. pound overweight whlc
is about the right patch for him atl
this time
re1ognizcd limit for his class.
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11‘5“",l’s‘S-‘ZHI‘JRII‘ANS It Ala!“ $81000. {
l \v ASHlle'l‘Qx 1111 29 ——s“ 1111-
‘Amciicuns in the United States hmel
iloyuiiv tinmv‘clcd the coil ‘ioi aid oil
-.-.-.-~- 11 [meg ‘
If It. Isn’t —— It ISN’T .
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Town Car $45510~t o. b. Detroit.
1 Your car may need looking 91111.11;
BRIDGERORT 00‘1“”“1 Eugene organized baseball must keep hands' in the “Wing air, “ding “9 with 9. prices are right. Work guaranteed;
Will call for and deliver anywhere in
ever, are not inclined to provide . W91“ “130 returned ‘0 \ew York Fairfleld county
Ford Parts, Ford Tiles and 'l‘ubes at”.
mV‘ery Low Prices. _
Give me a call.
Freddie is a natural light-Vial overhauling.
weight and never goes in uch above the make arrangements
Austin’s ,Gai‘an‘e
A car that is seen on the
tracts and country roads a
often as the Ford must. M
right or its very
Would kill it. Isn’t t is WV
tive proof that the Ford its
right; when it 0111:1111th
any other car—anywhemV—u.
three to one? Over 550..
now in use—have yOu you“;
S. L. Benedict
AGENT.
913 SOUTH mun mm.
Ford—Enters
Estimates on sonar-i
Now is the time to
FORD SPECIALIS‘rs'V'
._._ . > . 1- - . ti on l‘ciurnln the 1:011 in will re V ,
. . . .VVVVVVVVV Lod‘ke “/11th her “8" 11011113111130“ of the North. hid A' CV “wimp“. New ‘lmuglin. p VSWlm ’16 87 92~.5u .llicii‘ follow coulitry'mcn who are ins 122 SOUTH MAIN 31'; > ,
Letter Says Famous French puglmt with Mr. and Mrs.‘James C. llei‘mod).,\\ alerbury. tonight, with the best all, .> . ‘ Redway ........... 89 83 98—270 "we“. nutter-om from the pm...“ of Ph 1622.2 . .
Has Bullet in Lun . of Derby. in an aiit'omobilo, driven by star card ever staged in the State of ——~-- w... M... , ______.“the w"... Khulnaung 1110115111111 1101. . 0M ~
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2fl.—-—Acco.rd- Dermody. when in avoiding collision ‘ Connecticut. in all there will be four zayVSZKO ls VBACK . 5sz turn ttlrcndy has been lconti‘iiliuteduto , w. R. AUSTiN. .
log to a letter leceivcd here. yesterday with 11 standing trolley car, he run his ten-round bouts, The opening bout Among the recent athletic arnwig VRenyon .. . .. . .. .. .105 85,103—493.VqV::V1,..:VVV\VIVViV;,i:1VV£.V:.d Slfntl‘lt’ufidmlan L ... __ 3.3....
by Mrs \‘ormnnfielby, wile ol pugllist machine into it fence. He came tin» will bring together K. 1), Pants. 01' in New York is Windek Zbyfiz‘ko, the. B.‘llull ....... ....10th 88V '106——800V1VV The mamy VVhas qu dcponitcd m; 1'81: 11' FOR BUILD‘INGw—V—VPW“ .
'Kid Mct‘ov from a friend in Parls,t’our expectedly upon the trolley car, just new London. and One llouud 1\Olllll, pens!) wrestler, wlto returned yester- . \‘ow ka Banks m 1'h1.c1cd11 of ”u. . 'rwivs. ..
lnmous French boxers have been klll- utter passing an automobile which had of Waterbury. Jimmy Fusune, the day utter a successful tour through 1 . ' 5931mm“ l’lmdcsiuili (Federal (‘-.our11il) Yon can demonstrate the 8111i!
‘lln lit“ drown upon by them 11nd lid.
minislcrcd us they soc fit
'l‘rntlc in Suit'lerluiiil is naturally
.‘tlffccltd by tho “111‘. but conditions
;uic sti‘udil) iilillrmlilg it was stalcd
’ 2-111 thr- lcuulion todui. und thcrt seems
ALFRED DE 030 WINS' j‘litlio possibility. that the neutrality
NEW YOfiK. Oct. 29.~Alfred Defiant" tllul countrywill be violated.
orlty or Bishoprlc Wall Bout-111w
the old, costly lath-und—plusten1cn"q;.
.structlon at little cost the next 'tim
‘you have a partition ‘to build; i
"\l'ulloplng Wop. ol Waterbury," will‘
exchange wallopn with ‘Cy Smith, 111‘
Jersey, iii another ten. Smith is said
to be u wender. He has boxed such
boys as bench Cross, Young Shu-
grue, Matty Baldwin. Willie Beecher
and others. in the scmivilnnl ten-
the Sduth Ainerlcnn countrl‘aa. 'Zbys-
zko came here on the Voltaire from:
lilo de .lti'iloh‘o. Brazil. in which city
he made his most recent uppesrance
on the mbu‘.‘ He spent; four months
iii South America. z-byszko will re-
ml in tho European war and 11 111111 is been running alieud' of him. Mrs.
lmdly wounded. Lodge, who_was sitting on the rear
'i‘liosc said to have been killed are seat of the machine, was liirnwn {or-
(‘hnrles hedoux, Charles Stroller. ward, striking her head against the
Adrian Hogan and Max Stinger. Le~ front seat 11nd suffering a frnCturc ol’
doux is known in this country, having tho skull. from which she died in a
Kenyon played in place of A Rober t-
sun, in last night' 3- some, at the Bruno
wick Alleys.
lto close off Put up your stud
fought at Xew’York and Los Alige'les. , few
The wounded boxer is Georges Cur-
moments.
The coroner after describing con—
nentier. the idol of the sporting public ditions at the scene of the accident.
of France, who recently deft-tiled Gun-
Vlioat .Smith in London. Carpciitit‘l'
was taken to 11 hospital with a bullet
punctured lung and is not expected to said death was not caused
recover.
BASEBALL PEACE WOULD
COST MILLION DOLLARS
To bring about a peaceful solu-
. tion of the strife between the Feds that l‘“ did not observe lb
and organized baseball it would be
necessary for the, big leagues
spend" nearly $1,000,000. it is esti-
mated. This sum would have to be
and which he finds Dermody was fam-,
ilinr with. says:
“While lnm of the opinion that
by the.
criminal act. omission or carelessness
or said. Derinody, I find that he was
driving said motor vehicle at a'i’ast‘
rate of speed as he passed said motor
vehicle which was ahead of him, and
e care and.
caution which was required of him
to in view of the conditions which exist-
ed in said locality."
spent to satisfy the Fed clubs which JOHNSON WON’T DENY HE MAY
would be wiped out and to make
good the losses of other Gimme ad or. LOUIS, Oct. 29—111 11 “telegram: ing from A to 21113131151115 l.\ itiisrzlu r .
herents Vi hat would the Feds give received last night from his home in 5 WASHINGTHN ()1‘1. :19 -—.\'otlces- ‘
in return? This question Was 35km] Coileyville. “K1131. Walter Johnson 're-i\WHUIIFMWH‘1 F00” MIR SOLD' firm“. the ‘ "F‘V‘mal 13111111 Reacrie T '0 [AW dV T VC
yesterday by men who are closely fuses to deny that he will sign withl ' V mns' V ‘ Board? were Vgomgn’bmm today VVVVVVVVo outing fits, Sines an aXi abs $ Vand $ S Vi‘VtVs
WASl-HNVQTUN, Oct. cite-Efforts member banks in. his new system to , _ _ 7 10 u .
identified with
(“gamma baseball the St. Louis Fndernls.
JUMP.
The local out-
round bout Leo Flynn's knockout ar-
tist. Wild Bill Fleming. will meet
Mike Farrell, oi .\ew York Fleming
is 11 hard punchcr and has a record
of eight straight knockouts. He has
defeated every boy in the New Eng
Vland -.Stutes with the exception of
Mike Glover.
be the principals in thestar bout.
Both boys are welterweights that.
have met the best “in that division
and their bout will decidé'which one
'is fit to wear the welterweight crown.
Sweeney is a tear-tn scrapper With a.
hard \vnllop‘, while Glover is one of.
those scientific chaps who knows box~
Vof purchasing officers or the Nuvy.
One Of them answered ”“3 query in laws have named their terms to him 1 sec'urti on“. the most wholesomo
this way:
and it is under-atom Vthat the entire
food for the enlisted men, are revealt
"The Feds have nothing to sell. league will] chip. in to bear the burden "ed 111 11 special order that Pupmaswr.
They have a poor circuit which has of the enormous salary adored
‘lost big money. They must spend
much ‘ more to keep on earth am-i Hours 1N M£RIDEN. are m, '«mgo‘n squad. 11111 ‘humall be 1111“}... lmmedlnten wm‘ money midl - m1 Repell- Work Guam teed Lowest Prices. 0131111 Day and Night.
0““31' year. To my some Of them. Considerable interest is being lugs and American citizens torus/110m will permit the midi issue or reserve! TEL 1360. ‘ .. . -
would compel the National and shown throughout the State in the} we stand in the relation or trustee in notes; to member institution's Thai
American 119389 man ‘0 Plunge in‘ boxing show arranged Vfor November
to debt.
It would seem advisable. ,5 by the Lenox‘ A C.. of Meridenm
therefore, to let the Feds go. their when Buddy Fauikeg amp Battling
own Way in 1915.- The major lessons Lah,li
could afford to 118% another flVghtV ten-round argument
will meet lit 11621101111118 in a
The prelimina-
11‘ the Feds changédV their 01ml“ ries will include ten-round bouts be
and sighed more Vim? players at ex- tween Johnny Bums. of .‘Bmoklyu, and
orbitant salaries.
WhV‘y We“d 11 mil— Jimmy Fanatic, of Waterbury, and
lion dollars lbw bring about peace Johnny “Kid" Alberta vs Eddie Dix-
when there's really nothing to buy?’
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BRESNAHAN SATISFIED
WITH FEDERAL 111-111131
CHICAGO, Oct, 29.—-—Boger Breann-
llan, Chicago National catcher. «Id
.011, of Hartford. Dave Fitzgerald with
referee.
sour: .‘rl-us 29/5311.
Frld-y.
yesterday that he was satisfied with' pat”. Deana vs. Lee Anderson
the terms altered him by the 3:00le Berlin. N. H
3!
Federal Marne c1ub.but that be had Bat 1.0.1qu suitor prim, Bnookq
not made up his mind to jump to “.19, 1”, .
Federals. Bresnnhan said thst VRV
v
My. 1
was several days before he signed you“ M In. 3nd Hicks. "V005!
their“ 11' b1- Ilcned Retail.
1
1‘”-
'Geneml McGowan has just issued to
trim oflicers and chiefs in his bur-
can. In it he declares that “our men ;
150‘ far as relates to the {11111111111111 otV
* " 1111111». the Sepretary crane Trensuri .-
gtv’és. gamut. notification- of the open~
i200 0111 ’
11111111111211.1111: “every effort .th'l
3311131 «be promptly suppressed!" as
theiicnllsted men have "no choice or
to iivhut they shall eat. and because
adéo'date and satisfactory annals:
tence is the eel-)1 foundation ‘not only
of_ real efficiency, but of discipline...“
itself. there is no class of purchases
star the naval ”service, he says. What
need to be more constantly watched
than protlslons." ‘VVF‘
”GOV
slow on walylnx competition. even
to stand by then lower bidder when-
|ornrucnra red tape" is neVer object
16011th to 1101111111 men except when
It is nocdleiuly wound up so tight and
tan Jon; that it results in abalone-1
lion." .
Knockout VSweeney. of New York.
and Mike Glover, or South Boston. will‘
11
:- the Nivy anv experiments or"i
1111-11 or any ma product whateyerh
Another order by the faymsataVr-VV
iGenera’l advises the contract requL.
.altlon and 11111111 sections to.
in cases where it is permissible," and,
ever possible. no declares that "sovfi
main in New York for some time be
fore going on the road to illl winter
engagements. He is especially de-
sirous of obtaining a match with
.Frank Gotch. the present wrestling
champion.
LORE AND VGRADWELL
. RECEIVED ONLY 3235'.
NEW HAVEN Oct 29. “According to
an announcement made last night by
1
Athletic club. a loss of $200 was sus-
mined at Tuesday night's venture atVV
the Casino. Johnny Lore rind Young
Grsdwell. the principals in the star
1
bout, received $236 apiece . . - j
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1
Banks.
one gold or lawful money in making
transfers or lest‘l‘l’é deposits to the
regional institutions. The order also
~will) npply to capital stock subscrip-
tions to renerie banks to be made by‘
the member institutions 'V
it is aimed to provide tho régionul
tr 111.91. ,resarves will be begun
ling or the regiotia'l banks. Nov. 16-Vl
“11 V43 the“ desire of the Board. “ the
notice to the banks eluted, "”to at:-
rangVé for the actual physical trans-V
tor of the first iiis’lulmeVnt in such nV
manner; as to create the leuiVst possible
disturbance to business conditions in
any city or section." 2 .
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tRGllMLV'DS IV FREHIVHT RV.-
. “ C‘ASE. ‘
WASHTNGTON. Oct 293401111 1111‘-
11111111111111.1111 .nnd against: 111 Vumpll-V
calico colon/stern mill-cad: tor a sort»
and 11/11va in freight rate V V
today before the Interbtit‘e Commer
Commission. The arguments Shay ‘
'the' use at the November censored”;
“11111 an arts lit-clump -:‘ ., -. , . .
one of the ofllciuls or the Riversidc “
Oro, world's champion at three cush»
defeated George WV
ion billiards.
Moore, of this city, 50 to 28. in (ii iii-
of three nights' play for the title De
Oro made a high run of 1:1, a record
Vtor a championship match. Moores
finish ’run was 5.
SVpechnl Stor‘sVVge 11115111111111”;
Bargiu
concluded today or tomorrow 111111. a . V
Commlulon 4:; expected to 111113.119“
Agents for
Chalmers and Cole Cars
For Hire
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
Auto Supplies; sElrestone. Goodrich, U. S. Tires. ‘ .
Call at
I: Wrights?
COLLIER.“ S.\II1V HO“ “A“ \n.
NORFOLK. \’n.. Oct.
via llit‘ l’nnulilu t‘uilul.
(‘tllmllos n submuiiic tuliiedo hunt on
her dock and structural slPt‘l fol
buildings at the Pearl Hnrhm nlunl
location.
ithen nail on the Elshnprlc
:-
29. «The coir Vklnd Lil decoration. It. will give VVOV
.llm‘s Aims and lit-coir are on tholr‘ 8- Blarlllng demonstration of the I“
hinge, here. last night. in the tlrst way from this port today 111 Huivuii ‘i'ng Vln‘ilme and money OVEI‘ tho 01
Tho 11111 tor Vivay or plastering walls and ceilings.
C. H. A151horpe, Agcn V
i'l‘el. 081.3,
QB
Stairway from (Storage to Station. ‘V
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