l
l m HENT-FROM JULY 15: 93‘
South 'Main street lst f ur room:
and improvements. Also 0 large
furnished room. Inquire Mrs. Younfl‘
’ Fon‘"sAl_.E-1 SMALL emoticon 2“ Ea“ “en“
coop also 2 “Rollo Econmny Coon” WI
lLVallsZandt street. '
WANTED
l WANTED—A competent bookkeepf
ct. One with experience preferred.‘
lnquim Hayes Mnrket-
F OR ’SA‘LE“ CHEVROLET ’HOTOR
car. Mechanically pgrfect cheap.
Call“‘l{artford Lunch. ‘
WANTED—A COMPETENT BOOK-
kecper, one with experience prefemadt
inquire Bayes Market.
TO‘LET—THE SPACE NOW 00-
cupied by the Sperry & Hutchinson
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WANTED‘AlN EXPERIENCEB‘ FOR SALE—SACRIFICE, SET' C0.2d “001', 11 North Main street.,
will be for rent from July last. Lippi?
saleslady for cloak and suit dopart‘ . ““3 Estate. 21 301133 16“} productive)" . , 7 ' '
moot. Address “Saleslady“ care opiandJaIge house, splendid barn, beau- to “"115 Dibble Agt., 149 Washington
Sentinel. . ,tiful shade, good roads near town. D. street. ‘
is. Hull South Norwalk. L , ‘
~ TO LET——FOUR ROOM APART-
imcnt on Ann street. inquire cl 2
West 8.1911118, South Norwalk. .
WANTED~BOY. GOOD OPP-Oli-
tunity to learn the nude. Wan
Art Print. '
l Foo. SALE—CHICKENS— 15 In. 1.
gRed iC‘hickens and 10 two month old.
lchecks. B. F. Anderson, Grumman‘
wrru Ric—"avenue, Norwolk. hone 576.4. I
can SALE—ONE 1917 5 Pusan.» . ’ H ,
3191‘ touring Cherrolot. can about. 3g(.“»$.lnuulre. .) 1*- A- W“ 8" WWW!"
miles. New tires all around. Bulx:pe,r,“wn..ue‘ I hm” 365“ 01' 473‘3-
tlro’rack speedometer in fine count-'3 ‘ ’ , ,
(foul/dump Garage for demon-i ’ To LET’Z' LARGE ROOMS
ment cosmonaut; Walk Tire stum- . _. , I.
. GrahamsBros. one ton attach-fir“ floor furnished or unfurnished: .2
Rubber Cont ny. ‘Stl'mom .. .. . . .
. : pa . !monts with Word‘made over 1918 blhckicffill» 33 Baum uremia or Fhona
L OPPQRT. a bargain, demonstration. Must huh I' "L "
mlsold this week. The buyer gels a;
a bargain phone 1959‘ or Austin Gar-ago.
T0 LETmFOUR LPLEASANTgl
rooms with lmpml’emenls.- mrner.l
Woodward uVenue and River shoot.
WANTED-A COOK,
forcnces.- Apply Mrs. R. VanBuran
58 Wos‘t- avenue, Nanak. ‘
Mi
WANG'EDTA‘ Lrlnuusx Mn-
cbinlst and? helper. Apply” to EmploY- _
av
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and large ;
Wu
rower-$9131: ROOMS AND
.puth gas._ elcctric lights
WAMEDwBUSlhiESS.
unity: A large corporation doing an l
tornutional .bualnoss __La.nd. rendering
. _. " ’ . . Seaview avenue, South Norwalk Ct. , ,
FPlVlce of a highly beneficial and no , _ .[basemcnt room‘ set range.- 9 Valley
inollc character runes a live ”lair , L , - it,” . '1‘ l h 10.. l
man to .h'andlé local branch. The, FOR 3“?!”CH‘NAIS‘LVER WARE” 6’ eep‘ °“°_._..‘°‘
s Sewing Machine, canned fruit. andi
Set: of carpenters totals, Largo
lso some mink trimming.‘
. #1-;
. FOR SALE—SAXON RUNABOUTl _
ANCHORS ”Algouvpviust overhauled; 'l'iroa all in good‘wf‘tmlw loctcly, good neighborLlloou.:
lShfine. No wsonuble .ofiet..rerusea.,mfie W." WcmS- Inquim J. M- Lay-L
:;R;~E,~uunmgn. Spring llill.~Nom*alk. ‘03 company: Railroad avenue-
To. LET-v-A BRIGHTLY FURNISH:
or room with all improvements at 3-
Fitch street, East Norwalk.
business has been Establishedw your
and is a going and. None but a flrgt 31's. ..
class man will beconslderod. No m-‘mink cap? a
vostment mused. . Address P. ot‘Phone 17034.”
«Box 55. Hartford or. i -——~~-
TO LETfiDESIRLALBE PROPERTY.‘
WANTED-2 ~
25 lbs. “Address J. if. C. South Nor-
walk. .
-., “M'vM—M . 4 . .
WANTED—GIRL you (tumult-A1.1 FOR SALE—~EXCEI.SIOIYMOTOR-i _ . _
lmnscwollk. No washing. 'McGranc.Lcycle with Rogers sldo car. Drivon Win“; at ‘2 North Main street. Rent
illurbor how. less than woo miles. nonhuman-yin“- Millie at United 6'0“!”-
g -- i perfect. Appearance some as new}.
‘80»2 on 3 nouns NiliVory mu equipment. tools. Spare parts;
Furnished. Ari-jute. Cost orcr $400.00. Will sacrifice
dress W. F. B. care: of Sentinel. '4 {for best offer or exchange for motor.Street and R‘ R- Place. For further:
‘ ._»—u. w ‘MM~ boat of sauna valuye' Murphy bifgqlpartic‘lnars 31““). Old “1611 Clgar 00‘ l
E .u—u i
WANTED~~LARGE. BOY T0 AS-‘Co.275 East avenue. Phone .895. . l ‘ ;
' 4 . a 1. FOR SALEMFARM 20 Milli“;
.§$)0(l land. a
sist in shipping department and 910-; . _ .. fl .
Vator. Lounsbul‘y. Mathewson Co. 1. FOR SALE—SHUTTERS Am. s17. “’01“ 1‘0““:va burn.
* ' ‘ W . ,, . . . 7} . 595.5, taken from Centrallfood.buildinglwon located, near town. Value $4.000.
wmrswonmronsomsmugm goon condiflon; For sputteggpamcuri Can be liens“ now for $5,000. Cu
or power sowing mlt‘t‘hines. Stead)" nrs, apply at (dice of Old Well Clgarl rcry ““315“ to 39“ at once.
work all your. , l’aid whilcwlearnihg.'Gompany. . '
Only girls .ci‘er 10 years of one cup,” ‘ -.._ -. , l
pioye‘lt- iMcMalion.Clen1lns& Worm...— FOR SALEM-TOMATO PLANTS?
ington‘. ”Orchard street. Norwalk. \
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T0 LET-ONE 5 ROOM APARTv
To LET—2 FACTORIES ON DAY
street, Offices corner of Washington
WAN
light ho sckcepiug.
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No. 7 Main 813., Nor-mil:
chwStonc best canning tomato grown.‘
“All transplanted plants 700 u 100 $6.00] W... W... , . m
a 1000. Cabbage plants 500 u 100 at‘ WAMED.
;Reynolds Poultry farm. Highland ave-1‘ W ” ‘ "
lune and Witch Lune. Phone lUuU. E WANTF9”M-“ KIM/D W" VAMW
“j: , Llaundry work done at on n hon‘c. Mrs.
W ANTED» "WAITRESS HART~1 1 Markus 8 Ridge strect, South Sorwulk.
for Lunch. 3 6 South Alain struct,1
South Norwalk. . ' ’ L
WANTEp—MNIG‘H‘T ‘ \l'ArCnMAu.
Apply to Muster Mechanic at the 0f-
ficc. R. & G. Corset Co, Inc.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Situations secured for all classes 01‘0“!“-
, applicants. Private houses, hotels,]
. ‘ aibonrdlng houses, restaurants apd fan»:
WANTED-FURNISHED UP "‘ “ to‘ricis. Apply Wilson's Employment 0:1; vine and I‘N‘eiving clerk.
dale foul‘nor fire. room apartment, rlficefl‘tld Clay streoi, South Norwalkgfihiplling. b? husky and able
part of houmwanted by couple at node ' (form. Tel. 543-4. ’ .08898- Milly R. U. V. Co.
in desirable location. Address 0. Z.” L _ Envenue, SOUUI NOI‘Wfilk-
con. Del, South comm. l PAINTING —— PAanHA-Nomo;
' ' ‘ ' ‘decorutins. painters supplies; wall;
undo—date styles, lowest prices.‘ c
WANTED—FlllST CLASS SHIP-
Llliust know
to build
7 Burn/It
WANTED —— GARDENER AND
nrettaker for estate in Noru'lflk.~c‘é?f-
tes cheerfully given, Trial orglrally located. Good opportunity for
Alexander right man. Apply employment dc.
.purtmcni‘. Norwalk Tire & Rubber
flompany.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.!
Fisherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lonxl
FOR OFFICE distance hauling. Light .and heavypf cattle and dairies. lligliost prices
chance‘trucklng. Office telephoneallaiil, 300? paid. Fat. calves from 16c to 18d 3 lb.
5House: connection. ‘ - ~ dfoung calves to fat from $10 tole u
_- ._ - piece. Also NEW lhlilch‘cows for‘sale
' . u lfor family use and dairy cows. i. \‘r'.
Firemen «
' 1Miller. Connecticut avenue, ‘Tel 130,
Chance. for good wages and ad-3 .
'vancement for men between the act-.3I
.07 eighteen and “HY-fl“ years‘ 'fl'Apply to the Norwalk Steam
i good physical ‘Conditlbn. Apply N.'Y.,; 43 Day street.
EN. Hui-H. R. R. ' l . . ,
l M. D. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury. ‘ WANTED—COUPLE; MAN AS AS
6. A. MlTCHELL.3UP’t.. Hartford. lslstant farmer; Wlfé BS laundress 01'
WANTED«-lli[diEDIATELY~ U. 8.5
Government wants thousands men-’ 1
" ’ * .chamher-maid and assist with waiting.
LOST li'l‘el. 188i. 3 ' ~.
1 _
women, J8 or over for war position.
’E’asy clerical work. $100‘m5nth. List . _ , _ ‘_ _ ..
positions open free. Write immediate.l LOST—A- GOLD WATCH AND FOB}
JY- Franklin Institute. Dept. . 23 Fowith monogram on between Tokeneke’ ‘
Rochester, N- Y- and R. R, station,‘via Post Road. Re- f‘ce'
"r‘fiL award. Retdrn to A, W. Sherwood,
_WANTED—-GIRLS OVER ’IG‘YEARS'Grbve street. ' =
WANTED—~YOUN-G MAN, 34 YEAlifi“ ‘pgrggrh
of age wishes a position, understands Estlnra
farm work. Con drive . horses mariners galleried... Tel. 400.
cows also gardenfhclpcr.‘ He is sob-inl’ile, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Mr J. C. Jojo :31er Frank Kopscui ’
v
.01‘.
43%, Lowe street. South Nor-walk.
WANTED-17!) PUY ALL KIXDS
WANTED‘BOY '
work. Good opportunity and
for advancement. ‘ Apply at once.
Maples & Goldschmidt. Swartz & Cor-
belt block. South Norwalk. ‘
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WANTED—AT ONCE ONE DRAWS-
\
man ,3 engine lathe hands, and one as-i
sombler. Apply Higley Machine Com-
pany Chestnut street.
WANTED~A ,FAMILY IRDNEQ.‘
Laundry,
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ity. .
lturera, Beldcn avenue, Norwulk.
any enemyowned property with
‘ all cnemy—ownod property in Conner:
iwill transmit it totho Council
our1
Ask John T. Halts;
:zuu. ESTATE—INSURANCE "
wind the list soon dercloped irregular
" lcndcnclcs.
WANTED—~BIRIGHT GIRL FOR OF-
Good Lennmanship necessary.
Employmént steady and good opportun!
H. Jacobs & Sons,,ShOe manufac-
__ my my. . y .9.
.A Jaw—'W’qulmar . M ‘ mm"
mm mom hi km W Ir
nun mailing m in W
«tom in on was or mil-m m
”on in cinnamon! them».
Locum! to the Mal W
What.- A: the sums Coo
Farmers in Hartford tut. In. {lob
Monet» Bayard llillos. daughter of the
"glint Mr cent by this man»
' _;try to Great Britain. who has hor—
{9'13” gm“ into the munitions worlm
Let the Bethlehem Steel Works All
New Guide. Delaware . told of the
jsfflilt cry a number of munitions w
more to Washington. They went to‘
tulle a petition to the president for.
hisaid in pooling through the Sen-
ate the amendment which will on-
froncbise the women of this country.
NEW! are in the front line of the ,
Dmelmhos on this side of the Atlantic,
mgThey arefucing death and mutilation
tintheir work, just as the soldiers in
the field are facing similar dangers:
{and as fighters for democracy for
:tbo world at large, they are entitled
to ask for democracy for themselvos
and their sex at home.
Since this first deputation of muni-
Thc state defense council today is_!.tious workers, reports have been re-
ceived that similar deputations are
sued the following request: “(31th ,
of Connecticut having any intorma-i'bemg Planned from Maryland. Penn-
tion concerning enemy-owned pmpefi‘Sylvanla Md New Jersey—the states
tr ill—the State or Connecticut an, where much munitions work is iin
requested tolnform this Council at pmgress. When the Women of
once, addressing their letters to the I$388901“. New Haven and other
Council at Room 21. State Capitol, Connecticut cities board of this plan
Haj-“Qua, Connecticut. Ag fast as it was at once voted that a similar
such information is received. even “ml-““011 be 53!“ from this state.’
umuflh it l5 un-Vfil‘lfifid. ”1‘s Council There are difficulties ill the W33“-
largely due totbe. closeness wnu
of
“which they are tied to their import-
Bnt'ymrk. but at the present moment'
it. seems likely that the difficulties?
will be overcome and that a number
of these munitions workers. will be
selected to carry the message of
their comrades to the pres‘dent. The
president has already state“ that he
"is doing “everything that hucr“: with
honor and propriety do on behalf of
the passage of the amendment. Any
1...... MM... MMM
Mumrmmuoonrok sums
.‘g
HAWK!) June ‘6.”er there
the borders of the Statue! Connecti-
cut, tho Connecticut State Games Lot.
Defense wants to know about it. no»
cording W infomuldfgim 1ij the
prom today by the Council. ' ’
The Council of Nation-[3
has. at the request of the Alien
perty Custodian, requested” the state
council of” defense to secure “the full-
est pdssible intonation concerning
item, and transmit such information
at once to the Council‘ of National
Defense.”
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B‘Ollll‘ 7325
Skirt 7530
3. cent: ouch
(‘csluma 75:4 k‘m'umc 78.3 V
2 rom- 25 cunts
Over 600 of the Newest and Smartut D: -I A12: to Salon; from
’ “crown. mvmw our-Turns (a; sour: now may.
James Bonnet-1y
. " now sumo STYLES _ .
Misses' and Children’s. plain white, 6_ to 20 . . . . . .
Li
National Defense.
. . “The Alien? Property Custodian is
,eltdoaroring to locate all property in
the United States owned by“ ‘enemies'
or ‘allies of enemies.‘ ‘ ,
“The term ‘enemy'. as here used in.
cludes every person now living with.
in, and every company incorporated
within. Germany, Austria-Hungary.
and all territory (Sampled by tho.
armed forces of ithontral Powers.
$1: 75‘
Similurly the term ‘slly of enemy' Expression of public William in favor!
includes the term ‘nliy of enemy'”°"‘ u}? “,m99flmi’m: i5 Welcmuml bl“; Lodiazf Plain White, 36 to 42 . . .. . . . .. . $1.75
within. and 9"?” company “‘90“ 0'” m'f‘m‘ “"150“ as a “9m“ ‘0 "“51 ' White, with large pockets and trimmed with go whit.
atoll within» any of. the allies of crw 03- . . . .. ._. u. . _
many. and Austria-Hungary. Resi- . "'" " M bum ““1 “flared. “on.” and was and “31,1; 33:26
deuce. and not clilzrnshlp, is the as mean! ALLEGED sucks i ‘ 3W_W‘mem W85. also all phin .
tormlning factor. Germans. Ausiro HO‘ARDER l3 c NTI i whim . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..... '. ......... . 32.25-42.59”
Hungarians. Turks. ew- residing in i a W501" White madmm mocking . ..... :50 L
the United Stairs are not by wasonw HARTFORD. June 0,—John v, Vreceg White Voila. with-colourl- Wand belt ..... ..........‘$2.25 L
of their nationality considered ‘eno-
intes‘ or ‘ullios of cuemieu‘ Germans
and Austin-Hungarians hold in the
custody of tho War Department are
land. and official of a local insurance;
company was arraigned before United1
States Commissioner Richard Emir-l; "
"Wild“ Willi“! ”‘9 term ‘9“9m3'~' fill this afternoon on a charge of sugar
Americans residing in Germany or hoarding l
Austria-Hungary. or in the. territory : " ‘
occuplcd by their forces. are includ; .
Pd vvilhin xlw toriu ‘enemy.’ and
Americans in Bulgaria or ’l‘urkcy or
in terrimry oocupicd by their ford
cs are included m the torn] ‘uliy of
cnemy.‘ . p .
“Enemy-owned property includes
all kinds of properly, tangible or in-
tangible, money. chattels. securities.
cking and colored trimming‘glnu fowibdd
. ' ' $200
‘OlluiotlldolIIJIIIOIIIQQ u
LLETTE,
com HOIWLLK.
.u..o:.a
Whitc, with me
l-Ii-i'MA
as wmoron or.
The homing“ u‘as postponed two
wrecks and no bond was required.
LMr. Vrcclan‘d is said to have had 95.
pounds of sugar in his house. in a.
statement before the commisaloner he;
said he bought it. for cunning and was
not aware that'h federal ccrtiflcalc
was necessary.
CENTRAL. HOTEL .
Fine rooms by. the dayor week. Steam heated, electric
lands, accounts receivable. 2‘th be- , . ‘ l- . ’ . . , . .
longing to an onomy. u- u... “We... Andnl Mmmhuck 0‘ {WW 8 , lights and gas. Fine Date attached, also Restaurant. Italian
ty is hold in the name of unolhcrm 1939‘! I- W‘ propagnndist. “as held in, and American style . . -
by a dummy or in trust—it is enemy $3.509 bonds 10" Milling in two weeks. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555. L
property proridcd tho boucflclul in» M N. ”1335A; Manager. ‘ J. DISESA, Proprietor. - L
tem...a belong to an out-my." mlonttuel Wat Ads Sure to Pu , , T
w w m, ., --. :‘h‘
TODAY . m, _W5‘.‘£.L.. sumo , .
‘ NEW YORK, June 6 (WARE. ~
STREET, 10:30 a. nl.).-—l.eade'rs mono
nlv noininal changed. mainly upw‘nrd»
at, the opening of loday's Stock Market,
Angevine Furniture Co."
Demonstration and Special Sale all This Week
We Will Give.
You
Gains of fractions to a
point in equipments, tobacms. fortiiiw
ors, industrial «Alcohol and Atlantic
Gulf were balanccd by the heaviness of
Marines the Preferred losing 2‘4
.points. Investment rails were. nogL
ilectcd. but secondary isaucs, incluilnc
:New Haven. reflected a continuance of‘
yesterday's,- pwssuro. '. Liberty Bonds».
were steady. »_ - ,
WALL STRET. Noon—Recessions
1 from early high quotations ran from 1
1lo 11/; points in equipment. Mexican
Petroleum. General Motors. Tobacco
Products and Shippings. Marine Pre-
ferred was the most uncertain feature.
its irregularity giving no hint of ex-
.pected action by the directors later in
'4“ And Semi _ ,. .
Beaufiiui
For YourOld
Manic:
like day. The strength of metals of- . . 3. . I“: w... m
feared some assurance respecting cop , z ,‘ -- . L ~ ‘ ; _, ,, . _ ~ . .. _
or dividends. but tho substantial gains i .3 This means that if ‘youjhave‘heen usmg an old fashioned. back- bro. king
D
in» Leathers.
porn
ééwinz machinofithisjis your opportunity to ‘sell it for $12. no matter what its
Studebaker. Americu‘fi‘ ,
35:; :;::riacvai3$i; 8328?:ng $33.3 Illake 01' flondltmn: WE Will then put in your home .thebeautiful and light
crdtlons. US. Steel and low-pric‘iidlt ' urinal“; - , . LL” . \ , , ‘
rails led the general improvement uti \ ‘ LL .-
;nooh. Liberty Ill/2's sold at 99.06 to? ‘ v “I
99.72. First. 4's at 93.60 to 03.66, Soc-i » j ' '1
onus at 95.42 to 93.5.4, and lips at _
195.94 to 96.16. .
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AV special meettin‘g‘ of the board of
'estlmate andtaxation will. be held in
the‘ Council Chamber in the Cityfla'll - »
The report on the high-
Give. The runs a. chance; und:y0u M14... *‘L
amazed at 'tlié'euse With which .you can ‘
milke- prettx‘nud dainty. clothes. Its mag ‘
a up ‘ ‘
, And.;a119W..yon to fit; , the' small remaining
difference“ in price 0.: terms ,as‘ low as $1.00 'a
”“15 “mini—"5 week. This" is ' 1 a; special introduoto
lways in the fourth; and fifth districts . , . _ ‘ ‘ ‘ , .. ry improyements its perfect (stitchflit ‘ L
‘1 will be réud at this meeting. L “i , offer f" 9. 511°” time ”17' boas. fide, 0139.11... ~ and light running stand for the best in sew-. ,
i W... ..... . MM.-.» and 8190?? Ward ‘ - L ing muckines. « . . g
i » “GM NillCES SIX HUNDRED mmm‘nquuns will beieq’umy divided among 100 customers or-
to exchange). ._
South lekund vicinity (Whohuvo. no old machines
or AGE TO LEARN MAKING more , i ,
CURTAINS: STEADY worm ALL, -- m i j! , Moria: , l ’7" ‘ . .
YEAR PAID WHILE LEARMNG- -_..- . . : WAWTEDTDANy‘AS‘SER P1958033. District of Norwalk. ss. Rrobntei - I“ ‘ 1110 reason why wegive $890.00 to be distibuted'is this: “'
MoliAHEJN. GLEN»? & WORTH norm: r0 comlcrons WWW“? ““8 ‘W- 0- 0- “Ream. May 22 A. c.1918. ‘ ,1! m mu 3::me MACHINE co. illjfyears gone by has _
.lNGTOh. 1.420 ORCHARD STREET. ‘ .x _ r) . :02 Sentinel Office. ’|\ Eat ate of P asquald ”Mancini latte 0ft spew “OWE. of dens.“ for national advertising. By close . I
”WW-W‘- At a meeting held in central ="' ‘ ‘ L- L ,Norwalk in said minaret. deceased. g . - Manama we feel that this money candle spent to a better ‘
" é LuborLUnion Boll. it “8‘10th 2 WANTEDdCATTLE' BUYil‘lG Lin-9.1.71. ThorCourt of Probate for the Biol , ‘ “1,1 “m, , L U.‘ . _ .
WANTE°*~“EN TO WORK 0” to increase the me of wages of 3““9’ °‘ ““me- 0““ ””89"“wath of Nor'walk. both limited and 3H . " «our. Willi! it your altars of’thia advertising al- :
' it“ we“ 1°” “1"” “3° plan “and lucid tux 'montba’trdm tbedate hero; . mm 1516-“ mom of tho lucky onghundred. You 00 i ‘
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oyster boats. Steady work. soodrnfl- on, union: and Phllr
“W” cm 5‘ “my 35 mm o! (for the creditors-of sold Bionic to
f n. receipt for
hoflymmtl and we will give you
Nunsntiantsc Oyster Farms. 1“ Wm m m 70 «at: a 75 m , p _ _
her street. , . ‘ per hour. Bum inking afloat 1“" Te" "“‘f ”1““ auxin mo;- emm to: moment} WNWWWHK . ,.. __
“wand wt: or won my 5,1913. % p 4. {consuls mulectt‘o present their so, , ilk , will he “ to ‘
. . , m , A um number of menthol! of 3.1-“E counts. properly Iltfllod. within dud m ,3 IM m '9 and m
“a“ W“ i' “i ”Wind!!!“ I‘m-4mm .blan radio. sum or 9:. (loom. or time. will be upon-m I. moron. All WMLM!‘ m fim2M ‘ "
Follow!“ Tim? clam w. elm, MM! two, mammal wore present u dark room perms momma to laid, Mic m ‘ ' ‘ W ‘ w.
r or... rpm #2:: to to m with, and , . ' . ' your meeting lint eroding Ind W' muesli-d to one tmmadluiowtf‘ ' ‘ ‘
w my smug unionism. Wu L . LLLL-~- Loom rm: rum r. M ohm . ‘ ‘ '
or was. dammit-aw minim! my! tin-Wm I» m’ M or.» mm the mrm~ ‘ .innilfii‘t‘muo L
l .mwu. . ,ol-m mm mm. tum L. a» W “ ‘ _
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