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ma ante—snow m lull
knits of the rainbow. George H loo,
115.. Pond street, Rowayton I12: 8!.
I‘D! SALE-BUNGAIOW. WATERi
111. acre, elevation. Near Slate road. '
i
-1
l
iquire of E E. Crows.
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moth pension, Wholeule nu natail. i
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tons-r.
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so get—awe r‘uunv 803;
at the Old Wall Cigar Co. aloe,”
wnshington street. n12) tt
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TO LET—A SIX BOOM COTTAGE
on Bayvlevr place. Est Norenlk. 1n-
.nm It
—"v—'
‘I’O gar—raps! F1003. 87 VAN
“NWMCED Till-
tum-y. Mantle. 10w“:
duhmmmmlum. Newt-1.8. !
all It
Instill—A .1101 norm :4
{andisyearsofage Apflyl.“
'Cash ’ II"!
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WMYID—RW llAltltlnD
mgn wisps:- palms an an nllround
man on place Addams August Thom-
um street. Rent 011. inquire 50 men. 16 Ward Street Norwnlk.
Seaiiew avenue. mo It I123 31
To LET—0011105, 61 some .wmygo — “VERAJ HEN.
su-eecdroolal tum-oats.
isteady uployment and good pay. In
$850 5 acres, I room house garage. ”Wm” B J R9190“! 3 HIV!!!“ 3‘- fquire of Frank E. Huntington. Aunt.
1 my “650. 1211 acres 1201111 11.111111!
unlined Buick. City .12» 31
FM SALE—3 FRESH GOI'S. lb' 1
image-newbie“! mm. 5.
“11111.75 Cedar street. South Nor-
e 11:. mo :1
F011 eAL¢~A GOOD emu 1‘00 Wei incl! 1.00118 nylon
young horse. mucosa-1 notes- I
WelLIrohe. Also a top delivery wagon: that We. William it. Ends, 1
"ml- harness. Can be seen only on
holiday. E. In. Gneenberg W1“
meme, South Norwalk.
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FM SALE—2 BUSINESS WAGONS
soda olefin-Alto a m head.
out“ bullpen. ”fly 0. Jon-let's
armory store, 60 Belden avenue. Not»
"I“- 411‘:
FM IALE—‘l ACRES 0N BEAOOR,
51.. «Somalk. 000d “11".“
lisrfln if sold stance. mun
Saunders. Administrator, 51 Straw-
11.-mum, East Norwalk, Ct. n19 0t
FOO BALE—1m N0. 8. "0313;” and “to.
llllO‘of Fifth-avenue. on outlay lino.
Eustlorwalk, Conn. For partial“.
«I
' street.
melt
sour—m. ll!
aadhth. Alli-prevents.”
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todetlh'able party lufloutblnln
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wvau-
Ute III"! *0 ‘m
“Memos. mIOIti
FOR RENT—~UPPER PART 0!"
house. too South Ifaln 8t.8I1all fam-
ily of adults Rent 318. inquire of C.
,s. Hoyt
at a Marlee M an".
To LIT—I ROOMS. II BURBANK
street, rent eleven dollars. inquire I
Elisabeth mt.
To LIT—DISK R00! A‘l‘ iI
WM SIRE-1'. mall“. 01‘ ”PRE-
m 8. con-1.1:: it
T0 LIT—0N! HALF HOUSE.
rWIt “In 0‘ ‘1 "M m 30"!
8mm beater. elec-'
trlc lights. all new. gas range counse-
tlon.
prion. etc.. inquire of William 3. Wile
(11x, Keeley Block, Washington St.
.mls iw'
roe BALE—lo 110011 1101113111,}
pllot 175x102; heat, water. electric
lights. shop. shed. chicken bottle. ll'uit.
Near trolley, and sound. Janette I no
gain street. Rowayton. 'llei 170-4.
.4» ill
FOR SALE—«Six, SIX-ROOM COT-'
uses on unooln avenue. Abandon
Improvements. liar aloon fly I”-
. menta. Good molly leewayoul'
own home, Inquire of United Grocery
Co. North Main streetror Robert 0.
Raymond, Elm Grove street. m8 tf
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FOR IALEg-MOTOR non. GOOD
condition. 25x6, .1-2. Dapper timd
Leather cushion._ lnuulro, Hr. Kilau-
letter. Rownyton. . alb-tf
FOR 8ALE<~18~FO0T SWAMPS—
r11 sailing dory. New last year. A 93:-
lit wall tent. \l'. P._Gllletle, 86 80.
Main street. m2: 3!
terior. New up to-data plumbing. Rent
to per month. Possession at once;
The Hatch l Wazoo. II lat-shall
street. South Norwalk. all t!
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0?
live rooms each. wi‘h improvements.
«in in. R. Tutor. 10 Grows at, or
telephone 1188-12.
'ro LET—A «ORE.
prove-pots. inquire Dr. aphanaon.“
South Halo street. Telephone so. Also
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
improvements.
.W
170 LET-«HOUSES. PARTS Oi."
houses, menufactory. basement and
barn located in Norwalk South Nor-
wslk, East Norwalk 11nd Rowayton.
and pin. Renard by returning to Sen
FOR SALE—ONE C0\‘\'. 8 YEARS
oil. Milk. 17 quarts each day. Inquire
oi James lit-Sully, 40 Stuart avenue!
J 111-11alk.C011n.1n23 ”'1
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son 8ALE~~SllOTES. r121..131:5. I
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BUSINESS NOTICE
LADIES—TEE NU BUM-l censors
.116 still being demonstrated at M-
'l 11"lors. Trial {limit-$.01“ 10“ “a?“
no obligation. Rustiess and unbreak-
llbif‘ stays. Matflms, guaranteed
Tel 241-5. “Mrs Lillian Reynolds 94
Winfield ”HEMP , loll t:
A :rsw..eooo.rcue1eo genes
on» m .,~01erbsuled audio A-i
WW more». Game. .11. 1114
00nd“ Slimline-gin.
.-—w
~ie'3'!
emulate 18 W toll W
earn. women of WW
lion. and m “0:!”th
Profession. Join mm
meaning, and m m We
can train you. at home MM
today for particulars. Dr. Adlml’l
institution. at Subm- Arnhem-1
ford; Conn
We».
4.
w—w"
mum mo mum-3m
”Mm to WM!” mots was stubborn. On the Froi- 1
will: stem road and at Deuanmonty
reverses“! on alto rial.
_ practice «Wile-Allen luau-I
WWW”
Noel cult-e.
FRENCH RECAPTURE
' FORT DOUAUMONT_
l \RIS Man 23. 5;45 a 1n.—
Rucapturc h) the French aftc r
three moths. of the greater part
.—of Fort Douaumout Which “as
taken by the Germdns at the out- '
set of their \ crdun drive, is re-
cciv ed with great elation by the
press and tile public, the more so
on account of the .cfféct it is ex-
pected to have 011 neutral opinion.
General Yfl'cvcllc, the French corn-le
tnander at Verdun 100k advan—
tage of the fact that the Germans
recently have .hecn Concentrating
all their attention on Dead M an s
Hill,.on the other sides of the
ritcn and assemhlbd a large
amount of. artillery for the attack-
.on Dbuau'mont sector.
gun a. Hheevyortillery attack on
Fort Dorian iii.“ and adjaéent
positions.“ e hour fixed’ for the
infantry assault “as 4 :30 p.
yesterday. When the moment
came French infantly which had
been carefully selected and train-'
gun the adyuncing singing
L‘tlu: ellléjs‘e.”
The '11 resistance at some
like fiend: had to force back the
{Serrano 1111.11.11
ed Wanamt at '5 o’clock.
. They ldlledtllc Garmanflhore- 1
.ratotedsndseottotherearalarge,
numbcrofprieonets.
Worth" ruminations:
Newly pointed interior and en-’
,is Invlnaratod in ruins.
I07 .m'l‘
Washington street. East. Norwalk. lm-i
Rent very reasonable. l
11123 at
war 141111118“ SlLVElt wmnl
0.11 Sunday Gencnl Needle bc- 1
Mch‘by inch by ,
. dhcpolnt 0! t e bayonet. The
. Jading‘chh outltir'igturttsreachL
I .
Adams lsproas 011. m2: at
WANYED—J‘LBBT cuss Elm
on men's nae otraw hats. One who
,hns thorwgbaaporioneesadoanfll
nish references Plano stats salary
ens-ted “dross m Itvaw list
loo. “Mi-er Avon-01W N
murmma mm H“
mwonxonau'nom «no
11mm MD m sea
.novaudIl-I‘r am: or an
implant owns. an. 110»
mu: m a when com:
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WANTED—A TENTH. mourns
_:ofm not. No. I Van Bat“
‘It.
Iv-v—
wnwrln—I‘l'lwam nut new
Island 111-1. amt new 1'1
fl:
“It-:Wlslnatvut.
WM our Ilia ml
or name swim .nnn .31..
paid. its! pliets- paid -far was
Fried-amloath-Iloswalk. 1N an.
m
WMYlD—m “00!. AND DIS-
nealtionotpsedahulth; aotlvttydhat
unmade
Cast-linen.” Pillars yosr blood It
ionly-the bestow-a ionic an. m
At this 55 and 61-11mm .111. ‘,,aalo at drug please. unused cafes.
at 11‘
WA NT
Operator! on all parts of
Shirt Making. We“
paid while learning.
EXPERIINOID ”IN AS SHIRT
ironer.
I
Bright young man in shirt
stock room.
.181 21111.11“;
—luiL'ir surprisr th1 Germans
launched a number of fierce
counter attacks but all failed, and
by 10 1.1n preparations had heen
]completed to deal with the serious
iefforts ‘the Gennans are expected
, to make to recapture the lost posi-
tions.
lhe French success is consid—
ered by military critics to' have
shaken the whole German line
iat VerdunDouaumont Fort was
the most. important point captur-
ed by the Germans. and the
French” gain there is regarded as
having nullified the most signi-
ficant. achievement of the German
in the great battle of three mon-
;To the west. of the Meuse Hill
0.295, .the western summit .tof
IQfld Mint Hill," has. become a
lno mans had like. .Herttn’an:
misweiler-Kppf. Once before the
Freon
L-
i
III“
,1 dwin momma“
i
F1 however.
GMPMMY'
Ind-”WMMaD
unsound—anus use-ea
nor its portals“ Ibo. A wed
Milan“!
.fly in the vault-nuts” auto
.“ruld. so
mm mus—.11»
fibrokeraJnoetolwhombadm
“are. Therewoualsomanyoftbe
Wow-who sea been
earthworm-technetium
‘Q'ued to about 110. nadeaia ro
eetsdtclotuJiraetbannderyao
“is cine. Orb-rm an“
makes“. partiesiariyUalonPa-
elac Whale. 8! Paul. New
rmammaoue.aw-
hi... lanisvilie and Noshvtlle and act
,Imsum
hour Cantu-e. atahsotltual
m1 :iwulbeflarduaabrdiu
W—
'T :m. 10: 80 a. m.-Bnad
I ed its spectacular nova
111211110 11 her lusts on the W
UN! 01 undies today. mung with a
block of aooo shares at 1101-: 1o 110'
H, against the previous record price
111 lbs Hawk on the preeediu day.
,thrnninhlngafnrthergnlnat 1103i
“own this price it fell back over a,
.point. but soon milled. There were
heavy deauflll CIIO 1! Union We.
St. Paul. Wabash MOI. 13.8.3“
land some of the war spans. all at va«
rlnhle gains. ”motile-Hue pdd..
Industrial W ulacted the heavi-
ness in special stocks.
M
t WALL film. Noon.-—'!’be mum
and geausl advance of the first boar.
which embraced. All flu! of We
now. invited heavy I“! tau-"us
treactsons of l to 2 points.
fell back to 108 #8. and home, innet
lve. 11m «name-M
lv labor with a rise oh 8 points reun-
orican Snnltinl.
the mat manned
,somewbst Used. Ilow- bkb- records
were made '11! Quilter Iotors and
”trappetlrely- United fluted Moon-
tinued backward and the Munitions
mun warmly
Bends were.”
. ,.
wau. spear. a3 11. in. «Read
1111: user-11 ‘ umcrml 111.107
5-8 in the old-:00 be“! the
railway net; aniyinederad‘ly
fer-ted, i!!! moved high.
Genonl Iloten wee m- 1 for
11111 thirty point rise to 400.
:Blll MOOSE {Milli
’ .m
(Continued News Blather.)
“The Whip." which is a- combina-
tion of everythlns known to the or-
dinary Coney island atterulam, is one
of the biggest teatime. “The. .WND"
In. shootluechates and spinning
table all grouped into one machine.-
.The WI! ia.aald to be more
{thrilling than that experienced stutne
wheel of a racing automblle ping
one’s life.
cars says that despite the speed and
the apparent recklessness. one feels
as safe as on a merry-golound.
Bill Kline, the famous high diver.
gives one of the great free attractions
of the show. Kline ascends a mast
and dives head-first into a large tank
installed especially for» the purpose.
The Royal ltallan Concert band
the leader of which is Signor Errico.
islon hand to please the music-lovers
in the throng which will no doubt be
in attendance each evening. The band
is composed of some of the beat Ital-
ian musicians in the country and is
considered so good that Donnan &
Krone-bayou contrasted to- play a
Iwbole year-with. them, and options of
several to dome.
Respectluely the master and oils
tress of the sea, Benjamin H. Schlom-
berg and Miss "Bay Godfrey, delight
the crowd w-lth their life-saving, div-
’19.: and swimming act Ichiontborg
has saved 118 lives in the“ years be
hip been oaaduty at various placenarul
91.111111111111111 avoid use‘ has a display of models enough to all
«occupying. it when the several cues in a museum mu (lad
opportunity came.
70‘ Gleam:
o~two om
"‘3.
semi-rem
.trey haemado 11 special stably at the
work in which she is fluently ”og-
1.0111111 Joseph little lies: and U!
MD. at Will. Mid“ Allow-
me. intone suit-.11! maid ”v.1...“ 1.11111: e unique-toot the
«magma»? madam-.m- ,,
'1 1011016111“ locum «tomb
W is the "Ileana site" We“.
gnu-teens» ire-Iona use
”mutant-1014.49“
I
W1
MI
Among waned
Underwood W sun: and 100..
Mn
is a sort 0: rollerooaster. scenic rail-1
at areeord clip. or at the wheel of;
an aeroplane for the firsttltlme in‘
' Yet everyone who has ridden in the.
dlfldwu
01M
MMtbehorsewith brains
ammJee-mmtm
Niallhouwwuhu
hone. 1&me
walnut-ewe lieu
Ill-1st calculafleludwrttoshisan-
Iver-1. ms “Jamil. an, aisle.
There are “nary swings." which
panned ntMy'soMgbyWamMmm.aumul
8M0}. the Ferris Wheel.“ spiel
business The “Joy-m‘bauay
mmm.unflas¢a
r30" containing the “Wald in liais-
are“ “Mum-Invari-
Naunbordtr-hsndlswellworth
avisit
”are are sandal-Ian. and. lot
night. the opening of the big show.
proved to be a most successful one.
“SWIM”
(Cosimo from flat Dogs.)
The opening exercises consiswd of
hymns from Sol-noes in fioag. and
eat Meow. of-the First Congrega-
tional church.
A hymn. (allowed this neuice. an all
address of m to the nailing»-
prooentstives. by Miss Belle Duane.
secretst of the Norwalk Circle.
a we. no less pleasina. by
Its- Charlotte Plumb, of Bridgeport.
was delivered in a most excellent man-
the minutes of the "15 Conference.
werethoanad, by thoseertnry of the
meetingnud then came the noises
clmle W, presented by the re-
plesenrntives of each circle. These
I
file he of a very satisfactory name.
"Having the roll call. and leper".
cane sunshine the feature
address of thqt oiling. This addma
morass-tad- Orlhw “a' was; of
New landanwwbotoIb-Ioflbo m
the society." like Lyceum
considered the met brllianh ofaly
over delivered by a nutter of the so-
ciety, at any (orator ”absence, and
was enthusiastically "deed.
“A Quit" olethe various alleles in ro-
urd to the work done by each group
throughout the county. preceded the,
noontime adjournment. and proved to
it» one at the most lam teat-re
to! the alfair. The “Quiz. was followed
by noonude prayer. by-lrs. John J
Bios-poi 31W. aadue needs!
then adjourmd until. 1:45 p. at.
The day's aonhnaee owing to theIn
illnus of the WIMP.”
charge of Mrs. Rector, of Bridgeport.
, who conducted the buslnws ins very
Inna-rectory and excellent manner.
Presidential. Dowloy. the head of
,the organisation in the State of Con;
Ineqticut, arrived at the conference
Inbout noon today. and will take an
testin- part in the afternoon session.
IF“=
Get the . Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
qua we can't look or feel right
with the. system full
of poisons.
i
l
i
1
Millions of folks bathe internally
now instead of loading their system
with drugs. "What's an inside bath 3"
' you say. Well. it is guaranteed to per«
form miracles if you could believe the
hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
women who. immediately upon arising
' in tho-morning,»'drlnk [glossed-moi
hot water with a “slimline! limo
stone phosphate in it. This hrs very
excellent health measure. It is in-
1tended to dosh the stomach liver.
Ikldneys and the thirty feet of inter
tines. of thep revious day"! waste, sour
bile and lndigestlblomaterial left ov-
er ln,the body which if not eliminated
every day, become food for the mil-
lions..of bacteria whichemut the bow.
ole. the quick result is poisons and tox-
ins which are then absorbed into the
blood. causing headache. - biiioae at-
tacks. foul breath. bad taste. coldl.
stomach, trouble. kidney misery, sleep-
lessnase, impure blood and all sorts of
eullents.
We who feel good one day and
billy-.0011 Mr 1‘th Mill
notmetileeling right are loud to ob-
pbete at the drug store. This will cost
oery. little bnt is unilateral-take
.fany Manet can! an: the Haw
of season-mu
'Jastuuaoapm‘tvmusa
the lip. Mam
virtually-sailboats. 11 lovsatly
Mutbooshldwhaasasehoda
ensue-mm Woe unwoummrnmuu Mtonmdy’waesmolutton 111mm _. .1,“
.mmfnoliaalienl. memowwsmmmeo. is toenail-e seminal. «pro swan. It; .-.~
11111 was followed by a cement eel,
rational afice led by the Dev. Inf
1
meO'Jh' 4 bill MW“
nor. Awunents and the Willy
W. excellently presented M ‘
ofherdhcoumt'l'boumtnuefl
1:111 emu-near 111-1-me
m. new infinite
and hot water not on the sMiW"
“WWII!“ “Mimi!!! m
(CI-um! '0- —W-)
atom Opp-thru-
“Uadar the state laws densest!-
ope-blob have been wed by
m ml mammal/Z.“ Ir.
mnww
asap-dutt‘fltsnusbisdaot
won. 11 unbor- by thou-III!
dmxwitneasosathiavssti-
mun “linden-emulat-
committee tor-ed by Ir. Elihu
linulu'obunotlr Hills“.
“WWWdlhul
:eleetlontoc-greaa, neat mule
‘af “I,” towards bk Wand
‘1batno-aaoywnsspsorlortbe1eeti
“WWW
"roundabout-odd" (ht
worygnrpsaa.
“This is a sank yhlation of the
line wheousuteaeuteuoere
iisbutonecoummltothisCon
.groflmlww lstounl
seat I" Wuhan-o ottmtraawml
1W or .tbe elneuon luvs."
“n It!” Law Is Missal.
Zest was labeled into the boring
“will reply ton enestioa by one.
her of the fleece committee as to
whether the Connecticut State laws
had been adjudged constitutional by
the Connecticut attorneygenernl, Ir.
Cummingi nplied that they m. w
Republican attorney‘s-oral was ask-
edforaruilng‘ onthatbyoounselin
ithie case. It was furnihed and q.
put-luau! this record.' replied Cum-
things.
Mooney Iaku‘oowlnl.
lute loader. ”easel 'tnr slim.
lumped to his bet and My dolled
that be bad naked for the opinion.
"Dayan mean to sit there and tell
this committee you did not ask for
this opinion?" shouted Cummings,
glaring at Henley.
rue." snappedllspney
The not: had some use also not
tor ledor you. Mon-naval-
M‘ W! Codi-Id to slower.
-A little hteriwblle We:
speaking of contributions made by
corporations interested in high tariff
towards Hill's amigo. p-Itlcahrly
use straw braid W. be said
the fact that their oeutribntlusJen
ads had not been denied by Hill. who
had sat through all the Connecticut
hearing without opening his mouth.
Hill Calla Statement Unfair.
“That is an untalr statement," said
Hill, jumping to his feet. “The gentle-
man summoned me to thonoariag and
I
1.1.1 emmfi
tlans ta.a Ire-w ht.
th- mm M h old. '
hath receive fees m-
”bimbo“
who of the corrupt m*
The Greenwood arm
mach “I” t lam!
m. Greenwood was M m
ml’s secretary. After Ir. 1 ”
fol in ”12. Greenwood been. "
vote secretory to the as“
the Salts Textile m,
I. Kip. The testimony in u
‘tmt showed tut tall
poke-in (be full of ”Id. «In
wood had several til- ,
visited Norwalt and “I
with his nil. 7MP“
baud minimum . ‘
toslr. Hill's campaign by the
concern- ' “ ,‘
1'1- the loan or mew“ _
soul of Ir. Green!“ r“ I
was his own, to be ch!“
Mr. 111111” salted more Hal-In. ‘.
1misabmadbulltl _‘
found a share tint lulu «
ed both the aisle and
I
.Illlton Feasenden. d
who was chaimn 01., all.”
famous "lniauitou
cuss-ed Washes-dye .
Wu of the tact! Ill theme
pohtodouttbatlanana
corrupt practices act by”
tween Donovan and Moth!
no question as to which .
pafle’s ables. its ,
chart! that ”Mr Hill
WM by the statement
first outed it to” 1‘
pointed out further that tho '
tee was organised to help tb .
Rppublican ticket in the.“ _ .
did so, since for the first an. R,
celved no contribution u '
State Central committee on
the point. which Judaism
then declined to put me on the stand
so that I could. dot-ed myself."
"l relueed to (all \1 1 : ' r‘. wit.
ness. "queried (‘ ummiugtl in .1 pa-
tronizing manner.
sel would put you on as a witness and
that l could get an opportunity to
cross question you."
Chairman Stephens suggested that.
the gentlemen calm themselves and
stop the by-play.
'llo Corporations “preached"
"Every big corporation in the dis
trict was approached by Intakes-d
another man asking contributions for.
11111132111111 Cummings. “Then .went
through the halting district and the
other localities where the amputations
are situated that need tariff. protoo
tion. soliciting funds. They never
missed one. They went from door to
door. These funds were procured on
faith in Mr. Hill's tariff influence
alonesnd were all expended on his
election."
(‘ummlnge referred to the tact that
Charles Greenwood, Mr. Hill’s sec-re
tary, was employed by the Salt s com~
buyout didworlufor. Bill .ln the
campaign. claiming this wasnoun-
paign contribution as money or any-
thing of value constitutes a contri-
batten. . .
“ Critlolm Gale's Company.
He referred to the Salt‘e company
as “that concern that bad so lunch
trouble with the government and was
”01330.0“! 101‘ violating the law." “
At the conclusion of Judge Hen
neyfs moment, Mr. Cummings.zen-
deavond rather ball~heartedly to
have certain sectioned-the healing!
marked for“ special consideration, but
was informed by Chairman Hubert
D. Enormous. of Mississippi, thatho
bad exhaustsd the time allotted to
ban in the mains and mutate can'-
”claim.“ .
‘Jadee item’s-
July exposed the fnlee_ proniia'es on
1111111111 Manta-tow am 1mm
Winds. it sisal-nth» thew
wage. thump” «new
mummy-1e. ”I
l was hoping and praying your coun. ’
5...... .11.... lfitunlaleluyZ‘l .
Wald inatmlgbmrward. Wankel
made. that if this committee?
be considered purely a Bill
:tee and of any account it,
lpart of ihe contestant to w
why Hill ran behind r-
comb Senator Brandegee and "
Icandldutes in the district.
Congressman Hill and e -‘
grossman Donovan wer both
out at the bearing and 'fltlh
cite comers of the roomptbw
unopened by Lynn WHOM."
"Bridgeport Farmer." ' ‘
Following :lhe close of the
1Chairman Stophem said- he _ p ,
tell when a report would be 1 ‘E
but that it would 11W
poned until after the national
rentions.
--Don't waste the days in _
for a tenant. under the ill ‘
tlmt Sentinel cluelflod 1 1
EXPENSIVE. NR your 7
nurse is to own tenantlese, .. -
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NOTICE. .
Removal of Pier
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m1 River root ohm
WALK, 80: renews
noonmdnam MID
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