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50¢;qu 31.003.8th
'03 “LB
~,.1-11 for giving out stock.,
111': out stock: lat shift.’
“infilabcling tires.
odd jobs in tire room;
4
CONDITIONS
and high wages. . mm OPERATORS
1 ...llmg scrap. ’ NOT EXP NOED WI
- .. piN'lng extra plies. ' mmcn DumPA'Y3
H «inn: lst shift. ‘
, ill machines.
Illllt'l' years, booking '
INC.
culling; Piece work
sum-r WORK. ?FAOTORY
GOOD WAGES PAIDW RIPE;
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
GLmT, PEABODY & 00.,
«can
"3 “Ts—mm 3 '3’ WANTED 3
. 1. , u ; ; ammo HAO orzn.
‘ ~. ..'...3133g§3333$v§§3§.8 3’” .3, areas ON ALL? 13 or
. u.
“”34. 1
.‘ml and 3rd shifts,-on~
.1 ili'lllnPS.
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‘
All nature mailed with the Demo-
cratio Vickie ii the" hem new
this mmm_ the letter'3 tried
to eppear anconeern’ed’and act as if
nothing had happened, there was a cer-
tain whole sealed boils of satisfaction
eminating from theenoat of them as
they modestly accepted soapstone
tlona. ha tor them candidates
they took their defeat in the mist
FOR SALE— FISHL FISH! P08,
Wednesday. L. 1. Blue fish, 25c lb 3
lb. SilVer B135, 25c. 3 lbs WhitingJSC.
33 lbs. Native not Fish, tic. 8 lbs.
.Blackfish, 250 Washington street
33Bridse. 9 too p. m.
l
FOR SALE—THE WATER TANK
innd iimbers- supporting the sum 10-
3cated on the roof of brick building at
.Rsy mond and Day streets. For fin-3Tb
3er paticnlars inquiie at office of Old
Well Cigar Cu, 83 Washington Sites-t.-
FOR SALE—FLAT HOG AT WOOD- t.1-ict of Norwalk. hath limited
side nvenue. Mr. J. Gallick.
1' tube root-1.
- : ‘plicinz.
m-cting tubes.
11 \Hllk Tire & Rubber 00.
.. 3:WAN'I'ED:
Soft Hat Benders and Stiff
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
- onteed.
3 .THE 'DREYBR EAT 00.
3 WANTED 3
.. :--n‘.s of stores, hotels and WANTED — GENERAL HOUSE-
.,.. :vgs. Highest prices paid; ~W0'fk“"- Family of two and baby.
.1» [)DSlJl of what you haVe to 'ood pm to tight party
~‘N K. FINCH. Auctioneer, 43 “0’21" 3‘0"“? Norwalk-
Apply3
3.11:?" Waterproof Battely three months old'R‘id.
——.—r
l\
vl‘.
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3 FOR bALE—PARLOR or
good cohdition '.43 High st. eet South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE — COAL AND G
range very, reasonable. 35
'avcnue.
AS
Lincoln
FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOl’SE.
Bechei ‘3 good well. new garage lots of fruit.
3Lot 120 ft front at 200 it. deep. ln-
._.-quirc Mrs. R. HonneSsy, North TaylorI
FOR SALE-MILKING GOAT WITH
lnqnltc
.3 "r St., South Norwalk. 33'
3 ‘_ HELP WANTED—“ALE AND FE- avenue.
3 V _3mal«-. Stood: employment good w01k-3
3 ins conditions and good wages.
. it once ‘
l r g '
Vt .ANTED . orp.. East Norw‘alk. '
(:1 '1 for Cottdn Winding.
t3 WANTED—A KITCHEN
"Stamford preferred. Must
condition. ‘) ll. Scoii.
.Telephopr- 1754-12.
13m, client opportunity for
(‘1..39 to learn weaning. Light‘
:11 work, all the year round,"
. . in ideal factory conditions.
1. oer J. o J. CASH, LIMIT-3 :
[73.33 CHESTNUT SHEET”: 33 : 3 1 WANTED“ A ‘.\l;\.\' T0
"‘ 1
HOUSE-
Uni for Examining and Box- WANTED - GENERAL
1-1 1 V. oven Names. keeper in Tfllnlly'of four men. House
(‘yiil for Weighing Cotton having modern conveniences. N0
2 ”my: washing. Kindly call or telephone. 67
am 01.11 young girls for Card .Darien. B. Quackonhush. Brook<ide
7.: (no RVinlt’.
-
RANGE.
314- in A-l
liowaytpn.
DELIVER
- .‘ milk. (loud Wastes. \\‘oodruff Dairy,
“D“- .32 Center avenue. Norwalk. 3
“’ANTED 3t _WA3NTED—:llOYMAOV'l-Iltfilfifi‘TOI
Bus. to pull tacks, black heels, 32:23:20.1;2310333600d fighhm w33313133I
:33, 3,3,3.]c,nt and pull lash. .‘fi‘t‘gl r strut-.721"):
OUNSBURY, normally 33:
WANTED _. PERMANENT POSI-
& 00. ton by trained nurse. Excellent rc-
erences. Mrs. Ann G.‘ Pierce,
. :(‘oncoul street. Call phone 699.
'WA‘NTED
WANTED __ BOY OVER l6 $23)} house at No. 266 East n"
WANTE D- A GOOT)
WANTED-Ki’i‘i‘lll-IN MAN. "0- horse not over 12 years old welsht
iel \ lit'fin-il. from 10.“ 0 to ll .‘10 sound and in good3
. 'conditinn.“r‘1fll’with disc1iptlon to
3wnNTED—~\\'0.\l.\:\' ('oox. m) Mr. Thomas .Vtomuzhnn. 17 Van 2.1111‘
1i-l3(iiff.1:1l. 3street, East Norwaik.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 3 W’ANTED—BOY OVER 16 TO
\l' mmn to co to Greenwich, no wash- learn good trade. Good salary while
in; (11' ironing. Must be good (700" learning. W'ork all year round.
(‘ :1tl Ellis. Hickory Bluff. South Nor- Spl'v'nk
with Conn, or 32 \Vashinvton avc~ lk,
nae, Crecnwirh. Conn. after Sunday. 3
Bl SINI’SS 3“"- quick buvcr.
71 lCedar street. South Nor-33
t
WANTED—GIRLS AND
WOM EN
WANTED — (“SSE VTERS AND- orrmms AND (1.1: \NERS. GOOD
LAB llHt‘ltS STEADY “’ORK
I’LL" msnor Mums
s1-1t‘litl-JT. xom‘V'A1.K.
:IiNufisliltAl' 1\'(:.
RWFR JONAS .c NAUMBERG
CONTRACTORS.
“’1 PAY wmm LEARV'rNc. APPLY AT
mo,
FRASER smuxc STREET so. NORWALK.
85
WANTED — CENSUS CLERKS _3
3 Hotel Clifford.
WANTEDw—A NIGI {T BOY.
AEPLY
(111911,”va‘11enl. 400(3) needed. 3895
moméf. A” W503- Exmlmcfi “’1' WANTED-PBY A,_ MIDDLE Adm)
11('('{' soaiy. Examinations every-3m4m Room and board with Amery.“
wherecficnfls or free particulars. loudly N0 boarding ‘.house
wri_lejJ.v’l.eone1-d (former Government B0770, Late of Sentinel.
Exmm‘ner) 896 Equitable Bldg. Wash-’
Address
in:lun.r VIANTED—CHILDREN 'ro BOARD
. ' — by tioroughlV competent and m; Vthé”: 1y
\NANTED— rh FOSITlnN VA3S PLAIN woman. R( femnces furnished on re-
(cm and genexal housewmk in small quest
family. \o washing. 23 Third street
East Norwalk.
.__._.____3_______._ _ 3
”1y ”8.14.,
Court first turn to left off of
at: on to
"No 8 Bates
Hamilton
\NfiNTED—YOUNG MAN 'AS BELL' WANTED __ BOYS FOR
bay.
and homd Apply at once. Hotel lla- Holland Machine
haciiemo. ' - 32M e
LIGHT
Salary :22 per month with room machine work. Phone call or write other business.
00., 132 Water (“133$
WANTED—«AT orient. , mans. Isle ‘
flerlt‘lll'e.
his... 'lristnrn Shoe Mfg 00., 6 Uni- work. current wages. Call
on sheet. 3Bollaad Machine .00..
'— - 3street:
A
WANTED — CARPENTERS
wnm-co—ms'r CLASS r001.
Learns-rs on Power: mole makers and machinists at once. Steady.
or ”It-e-
132 Water
Oohlstein Bros job Mt Norwalk. 90 FOR SALE-2 HOUSES 0N UNIAN
cent 5 per hour.
3 C0.
booms 1 house 6 rooms
. feet.
WANTED— BRIGHT GIRL FOR
office work. Employment steady and3
f good opportunity. H. Jacob & ,Sons.‘
Inc, Shoe Bigrs" lumen avenne,'~Nor-‘
walk. ‘
'2 iii-.2
l3
WANTED—2 sum TMES
rmttwonoosaoffive‘mmr. ’
Apply Supt Austin street South Norwalk.1 house 12
Lot 10011753
Whole 37,000. For pa'rticulara3
Vernon Hu’g'hee . .3
Ilflflhic T338000“
7 .
”Two to six mm cottage.
3
iflomc of 9 rooms. all
3Winfield street, East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—2 Fl 1 PF RUGS. 9x12,
Royal Wilton velvet rungxlS.
chen stmes. 3 parlor stoves.
phone 499. Call 37: Fort street.
Teie~3
FOR SALE — $37. 50.
fcoat slipon. mackinaVV shoes size 6.
Few other articlts. 17 Belts Place._
East Norwalk.
W
FOR SALE——- OUTGRO“'N. T“"U
coats. hats,
_derwcar, mhldys, skirts, rubber boots
AVIATION
. . -3
size three. other artlrles for girl 13. 14 ‘
Betts Place, East Norwnlk. _
CFOR SALE— 0.\'l2 FAT 210G. GEO
..Flnch 56 Wiyfield street. Tel.
FOR SALE-«MODERN AND
to date. 9 room house nicely located lot
3116:1310. New garage. 13 Billie ave-3
—3ntte. inquire on premises relative to3
price and terms. George F. Thoan
son.
FOR SALE—8 ROOM.
3
TWO FA Ml
enuc and
Young men as Shipping 3 is too-11 cot‘age at \‘o 2° cmmzu \‘t.
learn plumbing trade. Good opportuni- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " . ‘
_ lni \\. LW lt,2‘ ‘ '-
313133315132133Lmake 1“me gen“ l t'v for ”333.“ hov, Apply Henry A 3nu32‘u :3:th \‘orVV tillri3.g3 34 mt 8‘0 3
l-[cgeiei11..1o \l’ater street, South Nor-3
SOUTH NORWALK OYSTER “3‘“ 3 ' FOR SALE — win (‘H1‘.\Nl)l.PR
' PM 00. l ---e
touring car in good condition. Bahrain
Yeast Bros. Garage
Phone. 2211,1360.
FOR 8ALE~AT WEST NORWALK.
wi acres 10 room house. improvements
ilnrge frontage. good orchards. bdrlls.
ictc., 31200 cash, balance as rent. Pfloe
85 000. The Gill Agency. Dar-ion.
Phone 356
3
, FOR BAEE—S SHARES. CITY .‘A
3ilonal Bank. South Norwalk.
cs, Fairield County National Bank
No walk. Address Locked Box M
South Norwalk Post Office.
3
3
FOR GALE—HOUSE O!" 8 ROOMS:
good location, lot 50x209. Price 82,500
A-l shape.‘
Newly painted. 83.000 each.
Cash required. 8600. in Third District.
improvements'
desirable location. Price 8 3 3.0 0
3Appiy Joselovsky, 41 BeaView avenue.
31¢”!
Nor-walk.
FOR BALE—3 Six ROOM COTTAG-
es part improvements, good location.
Price $3000 each. One a room house
all modern improvements
tion in town. at a sacrifice. Price .96.
600. Lot 61x209. Apply E. E. Gorbnll
FOR SALE—CIGAR AND CANDY
store in good paying condition. Own-i
er unable to attend on account of
\\.ill aell chbap to
in“ er. Cigar store Nor-walk. Ad-
C S. Norwalk Post Office.
LOST.
LOST—A FUR NECKPlEGE BE-
tween Flax Hill Road end Tolmndge
!street. lest Wednesday night.
3ple’ase return to film fiery Keeekea,
‘11 “mange Place, South Norwnlk.
Reward.
Lbs-rm nucx poem
Ibook between Sinth Norfolk and
3Brldsepert -m; in 1th.
8011!: Norwaik to Norlnlk at Bullio-
3pm return. Owner‘s- m Inside.
mm- kindly return to 11 \anilanfl
M
“water-slip, not. dross un.'
'UP.
10 shnr-V
best 31068-3
'33 TO ‘REI‘T—Ss MIABANT BOO]!!!
33911 second floor.
lwmérmooonmun .
maroon. do: on
"mine. Q all!“ “.1
philosophic manner and toads no ex~
'.cusos
3 While there was the deepest kind or
3interest in the result the result was so
I
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court,
October 6. A. 01 1919
Estate of John A. Hodman, late of
Norwalk, in said Dun-tot; deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
and
3allowed six months from the date
3hereof for the creditors of said Estate
to exhrblt their shims foe settlement.
3Those who neglect to plesent their
accounts, properly attested within
33am time will be debarred a 1‘le
All persons indebted to said Estate
3am requested to make immediate pay-
3ment to
l
l
OSCAR {-1 lil-ZDMAN.
Administrator.
District of Norwalk s5.— Probate Court,
September 19 A. 11.19116.
Estate of Thomas P. Ratchford lute
or NorWalk in said Diitrict deceased.
The Court of Probate {01 the Die
63 trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al- ”fiend Sunday afternoon. “9
3iowed six months from the date hereof
_ for the creditors of said Estate to ex-3
hibit their claims for nttiemcnt.
4 3‘33 Those who r: elect to preocnt their 333"“ (333" last m3!“ his ““0 001118
3accounts, properly attapted within said
time. will he debarred a Women All
3pcrsons indebted to said l‘state are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
ROSE MARY ltATl‘llf-‘Olth.
Administrairix.
t
i FIORE’S GARAGE
BaVe your Ford overhauled or re
haired at Finn's Gene. 11 Bhutan
33me. Tel. 025. Genuine m m3
3“...
n I3 --_--_
POLLEY'a DANCING SCHOOL
3 3000 pupils in ten-gene. cmtle'e
3ladV instructors Dancing guaranteed
'Money refunded. Prlyate lesions 3].
Lowest prices. 25 Mbrhoe street. Tel.
_._\
105 7. r.
_ Pl'ANO msrnucnous-wmfl
School. Ragtime and popular music
taught any one in twentl- nVe Jealous:
if you have a piano why not- learn to
play it. Studio days, Monday “I:-
dav and Wednesday. Hours,10a.
0:9 30 p to ’Phone “SS-V2. 120 Wash
lingtan street South Nomi}, opposite
—3Post omee. Studio” ”on for en-
3rdhnbot.
tends-t.
MRS. LOUISE CANF'IELD,
l Mott avenue. Nomlk Conn.
.PRIVATE LESSONS m DANCING.
' Telephone?“
m’m‘,
F033,—RENT-—2 PLEASANT SUNNY
..
" rooms with toilet and ranch: water!
gA cost? rent-- fbr the winter. Rent 8
incurs-a. month, Apply- No. 8 Rates
3
avenue. .3.
l Tensor—.4, nmnxxsm
rooms with improvements, centrally
located Telephone 741.
To «cut Houssa'rmc'uvs-
ly furnished 9 100m:- 2 baths. garage.
l
(hurt? , ~.First- turn to left off Metallic!”I
o'clock and could goth-e ateebe -
elhonr. In‘tbe cm of amine
there was an informal parade with a
drum com and pleaty of sheath;
,vghnters but after that things :7;
ed their vilified quiet. Til”
was no arrests due to too much 3.75
e‘ltwas theqwtlnd oi'ele
ending of election day.
“ill SAIUIIlS _
HARRY lflUNli filRlS
But One Faces a Charge of
Embankment and Deser-
tion Fromllis Ship
STAMFORD, Oct. {Jan-led, on
Saturday afternoon. to Miss Julia “11- 3
tutia, or Julia Miller—the name shq
went by—with whom he had been
found in Greenwich on Thursday
George DeMattio, son of Angelo De-
Mattio, of Satagatuck. was arrested,
Saturday for embezzlement. He is3
no“ helm.7 held for the naval authori-3
ties. as a dean-tor, in Weetport.
The former Miss Miller, and anoth-‘
391' sixteen-year-ol girl, Ruth Connor,
were reported ssing to the police
3188i week. Two days later they were
lbcatcd in Greenwich. Miss Mllle1
VVith Delliattior and Miss Connor with
another sailor, whose name is William
Mason. of Mamhneld, “fit-1. Miss Mil-
ler and DeMattio were mairied on Sat;
nrday afternoon by Rev. J. C. 0".B1ien
The other pili- were joined in wedlock.
Sunday afternoon, by Rev. Dr. Frank.
Both of the sailo1s had been in the
custody of the police, but were releee
ed Dehfattio, released on Saturdav
alter his marriage. called to see his
was
itakcn into custody by Capt. John Bren-1
nan. upon complaint of the Vl'
authorities.
«-
HARTFORD, Dot 7.—-—At the cm
of the fiscal year of 1919, Vbicb “
sisted of nine months up to end ‘-
eluding June 80. the tended debt i
the State 0t Connecticut mounted U
$11,791,100. The baalnce on hand -“3
the sinking fund amounted to no,“
140.29, leaving the net debt of the”
state "38.969. 71 according to the 1.
port Cf Controller Webster.
The income of the state for the nlIIO.
months amounted to 816 .0873“...
This item includes, howecvr, e. but...
on hand On Oct. 1 1918 the date on
'which the fiscal year began, at 88 .03,
067. 48, a. sum of 8438, 404 79 ta-ansferr‘
to the sinking fund by the treasurer.
and a small item of $18.11 for tam
on bonds transfer: ed by the treasurer.
The civil list orders paid by them
Accept “California? SV rup of FiES lfor the. “:16’;38%t0131)6, t“militants“?! Ilu‘
only—look for the name Califoi ma oni otment 0 0 e N.-
und, amounted to 10.177.06161. (Ib-
the package, then you a“ sure 503" 3er items of expendltures are in“;
child is having the best and most on trust funds in the treasury 3”,
harmless laxative or physlc for tht‘ 917.85; state bonds redeemed, use,
little stomach. uV-ereno bowals. Child- 000. and aggregate diocoont. 2.48m
‘ ve its delicious fruity 13949. Full The amount of civ1l hat undo -'
rcn 0 hand at the close of Ult year,-
directions for child's dose on each bol- $2 559 ,,b- 1 (HR and the amount tron“.
tic. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California.”
led to the sinking fund under the ‘3‘
he acts of 1919 was $3, 000.
into! MIKE
nmox'r, Mich. Oct 7 mom
oslport3mcn of the Episcopal church “in b
Shol'm Edgar H. Perry. prohibited from on’iclating at the man
Look at tongue!
from stomach,
bowele
Remove poisons
liver and
1
I
HEIR TO FORTUNE AND TITL‘ '
DAWSON, Y. T., Oct. 7.—M’
Leeson. Yukon miner, recently ”3
ed a letter from his sister stating 3
had become heir to the title and on“
of the Earl of Milltown. Today In
3son. carrying his bounce and m _
3a flannel shht and hohnailed hm
started for lrcland to claim his bn‘
0 3
a . 3
of WesiporL t°°k 33"? YOUI'IS man to3riage of any person who has been dif-‘3 338'
vowed, if the general convent on o ..______._3__
with him. 3the donomimtion to open here Oct. 8 —-Try a bt‘ntlnei “ant Advertbn»
lt limesred “‘3' lh“ young sailor3adopts the report of a joint commis- mg and you will receive the heal
forged his brother's name and ebteln~3sion of bishops. clergy and laymen.
ed in that way $240. from the West—3 The rcpo1t. signed by the bishop; _
P011 Bank. He had taken his brother's of North Carolina. Chicago, Loni: lsl
bankbook "Id by Signing his broth- and, Lexington and Vdmont propos-
er’s name obtained the money. Thifiles a new canon which reads:
3hanpened 0‘1 Sept 33. He was arrest. 'No marriage shaI‘bc solenmlaed in
ed upon complaint made by officials this church between puties. either of
.of the bank. The charge against him Whom has a husband or wife still in-
we" “"194 Yesterday naming. when lug. who has been diVorced fox any
his “m"! Paid the money he had cause arising after marriage."
taken. A minority rcpoxt signed by the
All" getting out of this scrape the Rev. Leichton Parks, rector of St. Bar
young sailor found himself under ar— tholomuV s chuxch New limit and it
ranks obtainable.
rest as a deserter. He has been gono3mcmbe1 of the commission, would _
37mm his station since Oct 4 He will make thcc canon read:
he turned over to the naval alumni-13530 mlnincr. knowinan aim 111i ‘
ities. The other sailor returned to his due enquiry, shall solemnlee the mac-
3
3
duties, last night, soon after his may. tinge ()1 MW person who has in on ()I 3
311889 to was Conner. is the husband 01 wife of any other3
--——-—.———.__ poison then livinz from Ihom he 01 4
The La i she has been divorced" 3
d 633 Aid of 33333 P3383 M 3: A similar proposal befme the ccnen:
Church. will hold a “3ng meeting 33381 convention of 1916 was adopted by 3 At A“ Hours -33
3tho church on “'ednosday at ’ o‘dock. a nmjoritV or the clerical votes in the v
3A5 matters of importance “in come House of Dcputles but was dc-hated3 VICI()RIA TAXI 0031;
“p "5' “MS“ “ ‘9 “W" "'8‘ “ 312.333.3380“? ii.1$ll‘33a°3..3,?‘. (3.3.3.33. 3'3? Phone 937 ‘35
Very large numbex will attend. 3on the matter .3 65 Redmad Avenue. if.
-———~~————— 3 lhndm tlu pustnt canon lam oi the South Norwglk -
1 CARD OF THANKS 3(-hu](‘h flu innocent pal'l) l0 s dlYOlCG _ 44d W 3 _ __ i '
. _ 4.3 .
3 We wish to thank the freinds and mm be. married by an Rpieoopal elm-,3 m ‘ .
not 1 3 zymen if the. bishop. after an exami-
a. “T3330“ 333° “mm“ ‘33 3"" “'9 nan... of in. court records and con ALL cramp Ian «'9
owne ”'9 seamen: “‘3 “'9 R 3‘ sultation with his legal adv,isor git cs FIESTS AND snoom 1.,
...G and the members of the Swodhh his consent. But even than no 0191- 14. EFFRO-N‘ .
Church for the beautiful floral tribute 8911an 11. command to officiale at éuch ,. _
Ice-tributed to us during the bet-cave.“ grub]? sed le Nation makes no 3 m It. I‘ll? I 7'.
[meat of out helmed father and nus-,dk":;,‘2mpga".: the "amt ““13 N. “1. Tel. m .
lband the guilt} absoluteh prohibiting Bpi~'- ” ' "‘3‘ ’ "3 "3 __. - .9?
_3MRS. JOHN HALMAN and FAMILY. copal clcrzvmen fiom oolemnixlnp the
1 J—-_- :marrlagc oi divorced persons. TAXI
; gunsmsm lioness 3 cum 037 .‘5
; 3 avnarone READY FOR RACE. 5 “a , Pee-weer m
:au'ro PAINTING AND TRIMMING. MINEOLA N. Y.. om. a—Viore than no”. Limouelne ‘
m‘gfi‘nzz‘“ auto "“1““ We“! fifty aviators at Wit field ware DAY AND N'GHT SERVICE 3
nee. tops. cushions cur-1h fl I ‘ I I I to the.
taint-1. slip—covers and all general re- INN! '3 333 up y . WA TAXICO
mime 3"le‘ “I "W“ “m '3‘“ “a" 9*. 753mm Ave. 80 scrub; .-
3 POGANY & HALER mot-row mot-Ill: on the first legof the J _
96 Van lent street, the: Noni-m. 3 I "mm an. I J. “Outronc and A. Romano, Dupe.
ltd San PM. About seventy
flue -— moo?“
“3,3". ”u: 3m 3‘1 plans in all men’s-coed toparlidpetej
1n the race which kl being amazed
hum-:3.- M" urea em: or ‘9'” ”am mm “3"“ ‘3' 8mm
m" land the American Flying Club as a
‘ test of Various typeeofplance develop-
.cd during the var. in addition to the
UNton m malnarters from Illneola more thun a
word! Marty. W. m- locate «(airmen start at San From,
lag. Ina: em hauling new as“, 3
end h 1!; trucking. Office telmee Added 30 .3“,
CALL
1111‘! 8 an
it wouldn‘t cost MORE
But you will not MORE
We buy everything in the u
.1qu and Second- hand mum
37 For! It. Tel. 09. E.
ders solicited. Tel. 2139.
m el 1! line-ea
. r
interest was given
but m bee-e counsel 3
33°“an 3303 air 5 5 and “8L r ,_ .f: _- .. . 'racc today with the announcement by?
bath only need be heated and trad if P -American Flying Club officials that
ad Telethone 1393. Elm! Wfltk and the air service had decided to makel
’ naspnc‘rmm 3 .-W .the race a return trip affair. a 5, 400 I‘ve!” “M of a
TO LET—T0 ‘ COL" 1‘ 4 mile flight, Instead of 2700 miles. as.
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