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...... t to ‘1‘. t' 0-2-. ‘ .
'3“... -. ‘3 «3,. 1m of ('1 13.: Through Manager Posts,
plnmwlel‘. who}
mount tn lan split six-tr? nor ('"t‘ti. ' .Tuck Dempscv for a bout, for the hgavy.
n ~ 1‘ and forty per cent. to loser, ' . . .
. . -. .1 , - slit of the mnld.
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lll‘l‘Ec of £50,001) sterling. flfiHT_BEMPSEY
Il"ttl‘l}' $2l:0.000 in Amerzcnn . . _‘ ,
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w' liml‘mr mat ”191"" 3:1 n0 nth-é FBRBEST PWSE
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a plump Christmas for the attorneyul
or Dan Johnson and the American"
(m .. w , $10,000 and Offers to Box; _
, . .. ‘. .... . .ks.‘ . . . . ~ More business:
‘. l- V s- . I It m H i A .h . LeAEIlL insurgents. _ ,
. ‘- . «u an; t' ..-,wr.1’: :‘- . HY“ ere came rolling in yesterday, when “- was: . t
- l , learned that counsel for Ban Johnson.g -
“ ill tzil'v tilt-m £7“ mm, “1th ill. PARIS Dec. 13.——-Georges (‘alpen- president of the American League. haJ‘
All v-l‘il'flll money is nvrtr‘ty S‘.‘*.\l*.l'll.‘¥‘. tics yesterday issued a challenge totappeuled Justice “’agner‘s decision in»
the Carl- Mays case. which made per-z
manent the '
Johnson from interfering with i
pitching for theN‘cw York club. 5
injunction restrc ininx
Mays
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'll::|’lt m mom-y I am offering is-‘cently won the championship of Eu~
. I x. o": of :my prmnoter's offer in rape 1W knopking out Joe Bepk‘ot in
other country. Bosldes they ‘
tilt- con. stunts lmxinz
\‘ llit'l: l "u not. us both
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. the challenge through his manager M
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,; H" ‘1 Port $10M)” with‘somc Manacer Deschamps. it is announced.
3" "”1 to bind this agreement has deposited the sum of ‘50.!‘l00f.
' .lLl nrtmh-s, and i will do.
, “about $10,000) Willi a Paris sporting
qtly provigo bring that the publication as: a guarantee to bind the
should it be Ptll‘llt’niit91‘, shall match and a pledge of Cal‘pentier‘s sins
opponent inside of nine ceritv
Fltnllltl the winner be Jeck "
he shall illl‘l'i. an opponent _"—' ‘
. «,7.- l:.n~.nll:. tllnopponent “(Dempsey H38 N01 Heard Directly
‘1 "t I” he Fri-(l Fulton, who iai from Carpentier
‘ ' ”-l"!‘-" LOS ANGELES, Cnl.. Friday-Slack
. .-s_._____- . 'lltmrns. manager for Jack Dempsey.
"L 2.“; Chatter: V inst] _ . ’
Lilli": Match Ngfx: 4,23,, y AS 'sziid today he had not hoard dil‘hctl,‘
by' from Georges Carpentier, who was said
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I" opt-mittruo Jack l)cxnp.—:cy,bv a Paris dispatch today to have is
for tho world’s hwy) \veichtisfipd a challenge to Dempsey for a
(livillllutltfill'htik org: 8.?m‘eili3ib0ut for the -hca\'.\'“'9igm champion-
i.l-i'ii‘|' has expressed his will-Whip 0f the worm.
- ulcc the French horror and k "“""
. .. .xins only the agi‘r-l-ment nil§GREENLEAF POCKET
mild conditions to govern thet BILLIARD CHAMPlON
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x the articles of rumor-own
lfinallculnches National True by Defeating
.~::nml it will be found that 411- Ralph for Eighth Straight Victory.
wires and similar intiuce- __,__
siren to rhmnpionshll; heavy- Standing of Players.
- in the past will h. vs been Name. “C L. H.R. P. C.
---i into inslfrnifirunr-c by. the (streenleaf ........... 8 “‘0 70 1.000
' ~ h~ lzulltlwrl to thc br-x'rs forlAllen ............... (i 2 81 .725
!’-~" illtn-i‘llzztinnal rilliflbaltiic oi" Knuth f ............. ii — 3 41 =‘ .637
N; .v.r-.A in many years. Johnson Concalnnon . ........ 5 4* 4,8 .566,
; .h-l'fl‘n-s divided $101,000 my their‘Kreuter ............ 5 4 29 .556
.5 hunt on". tlw V'l'illqnl-Y'wmpsey Seahack ....5 4 68 .556
aw :lt Toll-(lo mnmlntvd t-‘l :llulnsr I)fl\'t0n ............. 3 5 53 ' .375
'1-3".H0“. l‘.-1.lpsey :onl' (‘ f"!|o-l‘.l;t‘i' are Mature . .l ........... 3 6 49 . 33
1dr lilo-l} lu bzul‘w fur a Him:- of» Ralph ............... 1 8 22 .111
‘lv‘nximutclv lwim- u: hum- it: that. ol- Fink ................ 1 8 28 .111
. rt-li for llt' \‘. il'2.tut-liclllym-‘I mulch.
' he division pmh'thly will la~ :ll‘l‘rmg~ PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 13—41:!th
- u; on a six!) .‘mzl "liliy per rennba- Creenlenf, the twenty-yenr-old Wil—
l:ll;l-l' sharp to go to the Win-
' m.- prcsunt title holdm, as the
vm may call for.
.. ll ‘ w-riczln :lnd E‘dropian fight
- ' strong financial standing
mnleavm-ing to sign the
Lillo‘ to bindingr con-
lamest. to secure their
pmmisws to be a bitter and
_ drugsle in which sums run-
Vt.) hundreds of thousands of
v. H l..- offered in turn by rival
. : -r.:.
nlinglon cue marvel. is America‘s new
pocket, billinrdfchumpion. He still has
one more game, butrpnnnot lose the ti:
lie. The young Delawarinn who start-
ed his green table career in Monmouth.
lll.. clinched the national honors last
night when he defeated Edgar 1.
Ralph. of Hightstown. N. J.. by a score
of 125 to .53. He chalked up his eighth
consecutive victory.
Greenlcaf is the youngest player who
ever has won the ,national 'title. It
was his second attempt at a champion-
~- deflect the bout can be set ship. In 1916 he finished fourth and
in} midsummer out the location last year in a challenge match with
1113‘s: 15 a matter of much spncu- Taberski. the Schenectady. N. Y., star.
shrewd ring followers express twas beaten in a loo-point match.
‘ Wt: England would supply the' A sensationai‘run of 70 in the sev-
'1. 35”“ l'ecmpts necessary to sue-.ienth inning helpedGreenleaf clinch the
‘ ~In‘ly finance such a match. as nel-‘champonship. It broke his previous
oi the contestants would have theimark of 67, which he made in his first
“pm power of a Briton. Owing to match. For a while it looked as
.‘""‘.”""-‘“F“ French pride in the ringthough thevnew champion would break
‘ «cmcnts of Carpontler. France Bennie Allen's mark of ’81. A dlificult
1‘ l' ibll' ‘Wmlld Supply a. record gate; kiss shot on the slxtieth bnll brought
1 Us re 15 some doubt whetherDempJforth rounds of applause and the
.: 0‘0th agree to box Carpentier‘youth continued to make hard shots.
3“ lullrss certain restrictions were: After piling' up .70 he. tried a long
I find m the articles of agreement. ;corner shot on the No. 2 boil. it was
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extremely hard and required a skillful
A l'! . . cut. The ball hung on the edge of the
. “1‘me In League’. pocket and refused to. drop in. Green-
bays Charles (.omlskey leaf went out. in his eighteenth inning
with an unfinished run of five. Ralph's
”".'".\(20, Dec. 13 _ “'haiever high run was 32, in the second inning,
rm MW _ “is, , ' ‘ A _ Ewhlch equalled his best previous run
:1 .. _ l .11] 'l‘l . moment: in) ”18 toumey- — ..
. , as a result of i . vacating in VVhenGreenleaf made his 125th ball
'.'ork may be d.‘ 13.11 as an be was hailed with cheer after cheer.
. Us trill-v" Charles Tomlskey. greenleaf's father was a proud veter-
(n1 1: 'th 1110 Chicago ‘.t“."»"i‘can saldt Jerome Keogh, the Rochester “for.
I 'l’ met his return i _ a: the East. inn. defeated James Mature. the Color-
1' um ;. a “mi-Hm r «3,5. wagon tario player, in the early night match,
- . . " 125 to 70 " ‘
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’71,“ ,,_ 34“,”? ( on Charles Senbnck. of Hartford,Conn..
.. -_ ‘ ‘- ill-4 0. -~ iii-git“ 15 at defeated Joseph Concannon. yesterday
a "-l ..l , .zl nrul :tnntlt' ;.l-.~..giiil§: will afternoon. 12540 54.
1 "" " ' «.«let t . Try plans for the '
. 715w! . ...» _.,,.,_;...-. ... ““3“va JESS WILLARD WANTED ,
“\‘x't inz‘ t. 1... ...;U. committee AS A WOOD PROFITEER
3101‘ hr- n-..n.~;~.»:..t: any other KANSAS CIT-Y. Mo. Dec. lit—A-
x.’"“.‘““"" ”*‘l'iill' (“Wu ' " . at the hc- federal warrant charging profitecrlfig
cember liltit’ilfilg.' tunnmmy said, "Lin the‘
have not cllzmgt-It my mind a
l «m conducted it will do no good to weight champion Jay Fred ROW
L'llk compromise. -- What will he 'conc filnltcd. States
hereafter remains to ht: seen. EKansas.
nested a peace proposition. 1 never iniissioncr. in thc federal com
did any such thing. Neither did I saw City. Kansas. today, ‘Mr;
vote for myself as Vice-president of son raid. ‘1 ~-
tilc league."
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WOLFEQEATS Bu ' . .
AKRON Ohio. Dec. 13.~Jack W'olfe,’
«f (‘lwvclamifl was given the newspa- Greta;
per decision orepJue. Waiki-
' flu. inntwelve—roundfbout Em 1861 .
7;: The men'nre‘hpi ' i '
of Pittsburgh. comm
’ .mue We '
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one minute and ten seconds. addressed; . _
.. ,Johnson got on board a train to return .
“ {to Chicago.
:L. and IMHDPJOY are both Desclinmps, in care of the 3°01’F-3f‘3‘ilast day in which Johnson had to 81,-}
l ““3"”; lim- m2; illjm- of the International Boxinzz l'nim lpeai. Under cour procedure it will:
”f'“ "3"“ 1"“ ‘5‘ mot-t ~""1““Cnrpcnticr offers to meet Dempsey at ' take Cigmeelxlli gays “Mm“? 431:9: C‘L‘EG‘
,. . . . , «wcomesupw c we run .110 e.
. I. Lawn-er. :‘nwt the any Nae“ 50' the b0“ purse onoredgcmistmas holidays. The. Appellate;
lmr'vt “hl‘lN-l‘fl-‘l‘ and Damp- at any time and mutually agreed 111m“- : court. therefw Will not take the ap~3
.be brought immediately to trial and
. thcr delays.
<alc ‘cord wood. a violation of
in any the Lever act; was issued lnie‘yestero
W31“ 350‘“ ”1‘?- Amt‘l'imn League, and gday for Jess “’iilurdfform'erly heavy~
district attorney 101‘
_ Willard will .Appear before’
“ law bppn quotcd as. harlot; slug-i0. Q. Claflin. Jr.,_ United Shield“:
57:33.?
ENDICOTT. N. r., mountain-i3
A notice of appeal was served in the L,
Appellate Court. Part 1., last Thins-é
day at ' o’clock, immediately "after:
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Last Thursday was the}
ipeal up until some time next. month. . .
3 Charles Tuttle. nttorncy/ fcr the:
Yankees, has asked that the. Mays case:
thus advised Stephen Baldwin. John-.
lson's local "attorney. thac'flhe New!
York club will not consent to any fur-i
It was explaintd by 'l‘ut-|
tie that the appeal by Johnson in the;
Appellate court will not prevent this,
case from being tried on its merits.
It further was explained that John
son's case before the Appellate court
will be presented entirely by affidavit.‘
Ban Johnson's action in appealing from
Justice “’ngner‘s decisions shows that
he: appreciates the war still is on.
“Mays Case’ Only an incident.”
“People should get it. out of theiri
heads that this fight is“ all Over the:
Mays case." said Harry Frozen, Brest-
dent of the Boston Red 502:. ye duff-Ly, linked in Arnericafl!‘ due to the fault
“The Mays case now is only an incl-o: England‘s llurieson, or whoever it
dent, and it only selvcd to hm“ ”3‘3 Unit Englishmen blame for postal
feeling that lmtl been engendered! ' ....
against Johnson in tho league to the drlnva ‘hp French light-heavy-
surface. As a manor of fact a rebnlJWéighi. W110 so quickly dismsPd 0!?
lion against Johnson's domineering. au-J‘oe Beckett. England‘s pride, is seen
lfocratic poiwer had been Strloulrlmtnlgthey3 3.. m. appmwd while in "8.3ng
or some me. i .1 " . ' ‘ f
“Were it.not for this discontent sham; few days beforoithe ham"
Johnson's nets, his conduct-“in tlle‘ ‘ ',,
Mays.cfise’~ivcfilld not: five named the ASK
storm that it did. “Arid '5: Int of me
other club owners agree with us that!
wean: right: They admit. that John-
son has run everything to ‘suit him-g
self. and that frequently durin'z the‘ Court
Var‘he made himself ridiculous and. NEW YORK- ’DeC- 11—11mm; 3‘-
was one of basrbnll'n encumbrance; Parson as committee cf ‘Mrs. {auntie
3:358; tgose severe days on tho 11“‘,Woolworth. yesterday Ipplicd to the
..Butgch-n it comes to taking x Supreme Court for permission to sell
_ 313’ _ ,
action their excuse is that to turn on the Woomlffh residence at 990 “an.
Johnson now and take our part would arenue for its appraised vane, $460.—
mke a bad impression with their ball 000. He explained mantle Woolworth
flagrglgygtgtuaemafler it”? dis-“g“ estate needs more ready cash to my
' . run on on 2-:
team. which is absolute bash. the Federal estate ta'x‘ of 36,800,000.
“Wlmt We want in the American and that he believes too interests 0!
League is a league run by the club .Mrs. Woolworth, a‘judicinl lncompe
oWners as is done, in the National tent will be promoted by the sale.
League, With a capable man to carry. Mr Parson informed «he court in
on the wishes of the club owners. That , ’ h i in 510000
is the. difference between the two leng— his petition that e , 5 pay 3 '
ties. In the National League the mesh 3 month for the maintenance}! Mrs.
dUenttldoes thewlll of the club owners. Woolworth. who is now living-ll? Mn-
ni recently the procedure in “‘9 field Hall bér sixteen acre estate" at
33:33.3$‘3flel‘ifpi‘é‘gii‘3nie3d‘eé2 Glen Cm. W8 “land. “*6 “it“
acted absolutely. and the rest mf the avenue and “1° 3 land homer)“:-
tleague merely chimed in with ‘yeses.’ ed to her ownership under the win of
but we have ceased being 'yes’ men her husband. She was sole legatoe.
for Johnson." " ' .. ' ~ _
Frank Woolworth, who owned—,6 nun
ton cent stores, left an estate estimat-
ed at more than 835.000.000- A few
rtain records were filed
Court showing that his
3 is "valued at $632,066
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WOOLWORTH HOME
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Money Needed for Tux Parson i‘ellg
MR. BORGLUM'S PROPERTY AT.
TAdHao
STAMFORD, Dec. 13.——?roperty ot‘weeks ago cc
Butzon Borzhm in Turn-of-Rivar basil“ the Sume~
been attached by Constable mdmw,Glen Cove estnt
Schelcchtweg in connectiou with (and that _
civil action suit ‘for $190 damages wine from 50.000 share of stock in
brought by" the Yale & Towne Mfg. ('30., the W’oalworth WW“ . about
and returnable in tfie City Court on $500. 000 of Liberty Bonds and from
December 22. The cults is ou‘ure ’com- real property in 'Pelmsy‘mma "5nd f‘sofi
mon counts; the complaint alleging n where.
"aebt ol $120.54.
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The Beck & Gregg Hardawre Com-
pany is also suing Mr. ‘Bbrglum on
.comon counts, $300 damages asked for
,on an alleged debt of $215.
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ANSOMA owEN PROPERTY
Charles ‘ ‘
Company Makes Donation for
' .Trade’ school. y’
13—01311!!! ' F.
the American
.purch‘lfie‘d {lie
CHARLES H. LANE now,
0N DUTY m—eos'rb'ul
"Ansonln Dec»
smoker, president of
Brass‘ comm has
[Wooster property on
3rd" avenue und pres _ .
guy—r“ 8 ’“e m the. 30" PM CM
mm The summation! no nude
'Charles H. Lane-wild resigned as
head of the department of justice (0
talge a position with mentiolumbia‘
.Graphophonf company in Bridgeport.1
and comple ed his’ duties as persons .
ml ofllcer there after the strike lutiys'stfm, 5' “933;: . “The .me
summer is now located in Boston. 3°30"; We! let hue neighborgm
He is with thewdepartmenfof Justice 23:30.3.” By the term of the “a
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gin 21;; cltyJooking after immigration of amine ,, . lea H. Pl" «this city
ma. . .7 _. «.mgsm. _u..§1oo,000 m bequeathed
to dignity ‘10?
l {we «1:991
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“Kinsfiflamqsn
”o PTJCAk En"! . _
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Judco
. ‘ the courts for more than three Years.
“’hcolnr and Sclden- Bacon appEared
as Pollnsel fol-.1119 plaintiff stockhold-
ers and for the defendants John G. Mll-
burn‘ (xx-Judi!» Illortran J. O‘Brien and
J‘Ienl'} \'. Lindalbury will appear today. '
,plan of reorganization announced “‘3
Eda); the Locomohilc Company of Amer-j
. firnfin the future will he controlled by";
" W: the Moreen ,Il’otor Company which will:
jadd to tile present output of the Locw‘ -—-~
Emohilc Company and will also special.
izc in the ’
. trucks.
;m
. individual holder of Loconlobile stocks.
HMS! SECRET l0 ‘ ,_
Carpentier has never before been pub- "
Mrs: Woolworth has the ill-L
VALUED AT'OVER M300 ‘
F. Brooker of America an» 4
Cum a“ mitt . .
en‘te‘dnlt to the '
anemone-" '
one purines 'of 63W“
815.000” SUIT AEGUED.
Pleas for Appointment of Limited Re.
ceiver Heard "
f
4—.
000 restitution suit against the New
Haven road‘r former directorate .was
resumed yesterday before ?edeml
omitted yesterday morning.
. 'Tlm rings and pins for the rradna
Argument for .polntment of a "mnthm class arrived and the seniom re
lied recetvopgto prosecute the $15'ooo'.,cei\'od them yesterday after school.
[Bight School pnper, is offer-int:
. prizes of $5.00 and $2.30 for the best:
Julhan T. Mack and. “(3&3 continuous stories written bv the stir
counsel for the defendant. directors dents. .
will present; arguments against the re- m on or
viral of the suit. which has been in
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. 1' A meetin: of the business commit“. '
The regumf Weeklx assembly Wm." 017 the Dramatic (Tl-lb Vi'll"h01d yostc.’
day after school. . .
A business meeting of the Draw. " "
'(‘luh wal- hold at 2:30 yesterday aficnn '
Eamon. After thv nicotine. a chat"
skctch was prescmml :IT'lt'l dancing was
“PW enjoyed until five nclock.
”'0‘ The class in Kimmy and ’l'heorfif
of Music met with Miss McCarthy... a"
The‘first installment must be :pdm‘SdaY mfimmg'
Before December 19. t
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"The Echo.“ the name of the
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—Advertlset — in THE SENTINEL.
Robert T. \l‘hitcllouse, Evertett 0.1
MERCER COMPANY GETS
. LOCOMOBILE
BRIDGV-PORT. Doc. l3.~—Vntit"£
a .
Useful Christmas Gifts rol-
the Family
Al Special Price‘Reductions
JACOBY’S”
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building of commercial;
The. rcorranizatinn plan Willi
nke the Me rcer Company the largest)
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Take a Glass of Salt: to Flush Kid-3
hey: “if bladder bothers you
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Eating meat regularly-evenmally:
produces: kidney trouble in bonus tom F .
or other, says a.vvell known authority
chnusc the-uric arid in meat cuties
the kidneys. they become over‘forlted; :
get sluggish: clog up and cause all;
sorts of distress. particularly backacbcf‘
and misery in the kidney region: rheu-'
mauc twinges, severe headaches. acid
stomach, constipation. torpid live‘r.’
Jsleep!essness, bladder and urinal? ir‘
ritation. ' ‘
The moments your back hurt: or:
kidneys aren’t acting right, or if bled-t
der bothers you. get about four ouncest
of Jud Salts from any good pharmacy; l
take a tablespoonlul in a glass of wteri
before breakfast for a few days andt
your kidneys will then act ill-e. This
famous salts is made mm the acid of}
grapes and lemon juice, combined 3
with lithia, and has been used forS
generations to flush clogged kidneys .g
andstlmulate them touormal wtivitY:
also to mainline the acids in the
urine so it no longer irritates, thus
ending bladder disorders.
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’nicmutsn anpc'rnm LIGHT AND rowan nuns or
THE SOUTH nonwALx ELECTRIC worms.
By reason of the continued and advancing high cost of the
essentials requisite to the production and supplying of electrical.» _‘
energy, we have found that the low rates now charged by The _-,
South Norwalk Electric Works, of the Second Taxing District
of the City of Non-talk. Conn, are no longer adequate far the
proper operation and maintenance of this plant under the pres.
ant and prcspcctive conditions. . .
Therefore, a general readjustment and increase spplylnt
to the rates fur the regular direct current 220 volts electrical
service, supplied bysaid Electric Work, has been decided upon
by us, which will become efl'octive from the date of such con-
sumer‘s meter record taken by said Electric Works after Jon-
uary 16.1920, and will apply to the regular bills for lighting
' and power service rendered on and after March lat, 1920, as
follow:
Rates Pu Monthly Bill:
LIGHTING SERVIOE‘by meter:
. For Mermlndusmgédngesflc and all 0m
urposes not 0 ' provi : '
p 9c for each m of the first 500
7c foroochKWHofthenoxt 600
6cforeachKWHinuoessof1000
Minimum all-rye 00c.
POWER SERVICE by motor:
For Motors, Hosting, and all Industrial and other
purposes, rated at 150 watts (1-5 hm) or more, not
otherwise pro ‘ded for and exclusive of illumination:
Beforeuchmathefirst 500
, .V5c for each m of the next 600
‘kforoochKWKofthenext 1000‘
3c for each m mucous of 2000
Minimum Charge $1.50.
10 PER CENT. REBATE, as heretofore, will be allowed:
from the {Ongoing rates, if paid Within the time and under the:
conditions stated on the bill covering the charges.
Other regular or scheduled service, not. herein new.
will continue at the rates now charged for same. t
For Wt end rates for my special, temporary or-
ather unscheduled service and for other information, apply It-
the Main one”: the Electric Works.
- , 36m 01" ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS,
- me Linxweiler, ‘
Thom-.3 Robins,
Patrick F. Brophy.
Adopted Doc. 5. 1010. ’ ‘
1. 8. Winchester, Gon’l. Sup’t.
Jail Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful eflervescent lithiu-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep tho‘ '
kidneys and urinary argon: ‘ clean,
thus avoiding, serious kidney» disease.
,pmperlyfit gm» .
, Donate: discount):
glasses t you can ‘
pick up from the ‘39.“? ..
”maid”;
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