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Wants Tamrafiifinm‘ 3”" N ‘ X 5 3"
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- .. IGHT S THE mom [. Wm ~— font shad! f. nix-aw. EMS my
'2‘, '1‘" _ > _ ‘ ems. _ room. om, prowl-snout
c,, -1 o LEAP PEAR DANCE Men and women for m“, deep lot, 33.009. 19.8. Hull Hgvllangij
.-.~ San-Joe-Wallace of New petitioanood psywlth rapid m “NW
1 Keep your 1001: chum. ~ advancement fihflo homing. i ~-»'F°R‘8‘LE—C°w"‘ arms 0"“
n ‘ . ‘ , .. ' . ‘ Jersey and Mite-tn milking to was
, be there? Stu-est thing; » ~ 3» noon #SOISJIO. * m ““11 “In M “i W °'
ll dances, £90048). ms 133an another one.‘ John ' Boner.
, . gyrhm 31:an .. Highlandannue,80.mlk. . ,-
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Trkets at the Door ' ‘ ‘ H01 "HILOOIm. FOR SALE-Stunt) W3?“ ‘.
. acres, Newtown Avenue, 7 rooms, gas--
59 cents WANTID— RELIABLE MAN r03 33¢. fruits ardent. ah. ‘ .
~ [ilk Tire‘ Tennis Club. Car Qf_Propcr_t)‘ near center of cit), '53::8' The out Agency' DMM’
Per lanent Mition for part time1 ._.._ i h " ' ‘
V .1 TED- 7 “9““- Salary $30 per month. A (lei FOR SALE» SODA FOUNTAIN,
. . su‘able position for one who has an“ "up to date, white Italian marble, very
l3. 2“}. built. to Strip Cord 8b]? time. Apply to Sentiné‘l care of little used. 4’“. “'llldn’s Bakery:
“ Tips averages about C" T‘ I ‘FORMSALE FORD sum 1:39—
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~:. H tor Tmck‘n ’ ‘n d 3.... .8700. Ford Coo. .. 191" ‘2', M
._ My. 2nd mtg 1 ‘ ‘ l WANTED—fury EXPERIENCED A-fcgr, c- passengerp:22-70 fie}: 'rg.
1.11%“ for Splicing Tubes: La Carte waitress. Hours 11 a. In. my“). Newtou'n. ‘
\mrk averages $27.00 per
“in for Compounding. Mix-
.. ' \\ asking Rubber. .
200:1 positions open,
- Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
S p. :12. Must. live home. Good salary}
Ito right part}... Hotel Mahackémo. FOR SALE—I‘TON FORD TRLT‘CK,
car, 2 sets heavy harness, 20 work col
la saleslady. truly, Mr.
96 heavy work horses, 1 Ford manual
{is preposterous for me to compute
1 WANTED :w?
,nmnufucturing department. Apply at
Cloxer Manufacturing Co., Vt‘innipauk.
'ner Quincy and Butler streets_
walk.
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10m
.‘iw Qwuliry of our Tires and
"w (it pvmh‘ largely on the Mix-
I:.Ii (‘I'iliNG of Rubber Stock.
an ililtilil livo llllx‘fl‘fi in work
nlwx‘utl'mls lu-ing mi 1’.
. mum» of lilt‘il from 1‘. [0
Infant! Strip Tires.
:1 from 3! to 11. Other
_ walk Tue at Rubber Co.
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‘vl AIN TED:
.;::c. MACHINE OPER.
. UN ALL PARTS or,
WORK. FACTORY
ions PERFECT.
‘ AGES PAID EXPER-
- OPERATORS. Ir
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, ‘CH YOU AND PAY
.33 LEARNING.
ransom: a; 00.,
INC.
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WANTED
.‘ card lacing, also
, Icnl work in factory
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- i. CASH, INC.,
' «:tunt Street.
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Iuwhwi rooms. every convenience for
ihmlsokeepink. Improvements. inquire
. I Grove street.
: FOR RENT «4 ROOMS DO“'N
,stun‘s. gas. electric lights and tubs.
E Lurch yard. Inquire J. M. Layton, Co..
tor 61 Collar street. ~
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TO LETHS ROOM “’lTH ALL l\lA
movements. Rent 525. Inquire R. J ose-
. lorsky or the E. E. Gorham Co.
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To RENT—-— A LARGE STORE
situatedwon the Post, Road. corner oi
Cedar street and Connecticut ayeluie.
So. Norwalk. This store is suitable
‘,for any business. For particulars in
Iquire_ John J. McGovern,‘4O Connecti-
.cut avenue. opposite old hospital, Nor-
.walk, Ct.
g TO LET.-—- LARGE FURNISHED
‘room. electric light, geod heat. 41
gt'lmatnut street, South Nozwallc
\I’HII.lsIOR13lh.
II'II unruut‘ or bath
H” zwr ltllii'lll‘. Au-
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(Hull? SALARY
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'i‘H THOSE \l’iiU
'. 'I"\1‘T()RY. 71 (‘E-
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'I” razu'uITER AND
. .»Iilllu knowledge of
of manufacturer.
hnmlwriting stating
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wmi. full information
I Post Office Box
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ARE OPEN TO
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SYSTEM TOPS THEM
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; 34mm furniture»?
range. and; '
WV :1 good.
' nel Office.
7 irepaan. In Hartford Place. m. :25
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Good wages .
27.? End ave)-l
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110m: WEXP‘FEE'.
Innis ON SINGS-Rim"
. {G road.
4. ms, noon Qfi’ALngf W
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;floor of So. Norwalk Trust Compon'
building/suitable {or office 0r lodge
imam. inquire at The South Norwnm
. Trust Co.
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Fiore's Garage.
Busrunsfno'rtcnis.
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. AMERICAN TAXI co. OAY
~.\'ighr Service. Telephone 908.
, , WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Timing And Heating,
21 Bouton 8:. Phone 2389_,
umou PARCEL DELgERY-émd
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ling. long distance hurling. Light.-
and heavy trucking. Offloe telephones
'1581. no homo concoction.
MR8. 'P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave.
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Local and long distance moving and
mucking. 2 Day Street. 30. Norwalk.
Irelfitssz. ranch 011106, 32 Main St.
trim-walk. Tel. 406. '
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; THE nonwALKs' ELECTRIC co.
‘ ELECTRICAL commncrons
t Tolophone .69
66 V2 80. Main St. 51 Osborn Avo.
,So. Nocwalk , r-Eactflorwafi
“ any would. Mgr. - '
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1 Ron unswnouss. TWO ' mn-
lites. Slate roof. improvements, “loos.
ted at AND. 2] filial-shall St” 80. Hor-
‘walk. ‘Alusi be sold.‘ Make me on'ofe
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GIRLS TOR OUR lars. 5 Winfield street. Phone 874-12
any time between 7 a. m, and 5 p. m.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED GIRL’
to givo out rough work. Must be goodi
at fimiree. Apply M. Martin (30.. car-{gain to quick buyer. Address "Motor-
Nor‘
Overhaulins on! ’
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2 FOR 8ALE~CHEV’ROIEF TOUR-
Yin; car, 1917 model, ‘A-l condition.
:8350. Phone 376 or 1197-3.
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FOR 8ALE-«MOTORCYOLE, BAR~
Ecycle," care of Sentinel Office.
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I FOR sue—4w 'HAVE 2 VERY
Hine Bedroom Sets made of the finest.
f Mahogany, inlaid Colonial four-post de-
‘sign. This 1;»: the finest furniture ever
put on the market. “1“ take other
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182-5.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21 6.
:23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave-
'nue. Storage and Garage to Rent at
r15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Balm
hey Co.
‘ PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO LESSONS GIVEN
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Mr. Editor: — ‘ 7
' muse allow me. a little more cry-our
space, dn the interest. of fair play, to
m "A Merchant.”
“A Merchant" says I mull but
not the real mu. 1. do
[the acts. because I have worked. in a
factory and have also been a. clerk in
{notes-o, Ind northereof l m It
Is very evident that “A Manhunt” is
apposed to Sammy nick! remains.
Every line breathes opposition-wold,
where there its opposition. there‘ds
strife, and n8, .
difference between a factory girl an:
l‘leave it to you. does he not-draw an
awful picture of factory file. The
sweatin . driven, no priflleuejubry
girl. y word! I can hour the act.-
or, urn-mains at that. Re any; it
factory girls to anlesladlea. ,. Mr. "A
Merchant." how do you get. My“?
ant is it that attracrs girls to the
factory? Not the pay of I sdcslody.
of that we are sure. And. if a. notary,
girl sweats a little. no my be sum
she is paid for “—5911th at. the
rate of 835 a week. I don’t think the
{may 0min olcthls town will into
very kindly to the dcserlption "A Mor-
thelr slavedrlvtn; employers.
Now, Mr. "A Merchant.” what kind
or a. business man are you, to let your
clerks be so clock as to report any old
time in the morning and m then.
to fool their time away during Me
11833 hours? It a. factory mot should
let their employes do that thing they
would be bankrupt in a short tune.
There is always something to.“ in a.
storcruud it is up to the beagle lee
that it is done. I am very are
all sdlcsladieu do not find [item tony
as you. paint it~nnd, also... it. is not
employcs.
Mr. “A Merchant." 1 take exception
to your statement that as soon as the
factory girl leaves the shop. at. noon.
Saturday. she rushes home to dress
and make herselt preen ntsblo. The
Qby Miss- G. Glendon Fisher. 55 Moa-
dow street, South Norwulk. Conn. 39-.
sinner-ea spam-1W. '90!”- ‘m W9;
at above address. ' -
HRS. LOUISE 'CANFlELD,
1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE. LESSONS IN DANCING.;
Tolonhono 1838.
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'Flyer. l. Feinsod’s Dopartment Stow:
I13 Ely avenue.
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overage factorial”! is always present
nble. The wagon she »-srns. these
ddyfi,1lll€Ws her to“ beam. and 1 can
produce ample proot that she gm
from the shop. din-ct to tho store. on'
Saturday noon—4nd more. “he does
~not have to whit until she is paid oil,
at noon, Saturday. betel-cane can shop. (i
because she always has money nowun” and,
and can buy when she pleases.
Now, Mr. "A Merchant." do you
-mean to tell me Out. the salvation o:
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your business depends upon . -
hours on Saturday Wt? Do you
mean to say that those ,2 L" hours
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’swors to BIILbie.- Return to Hillside
{l/odze, 28 Franklin Avc._ and renew
lrcward.
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s I LOST—0R PICKED UP, BLACK
‘and white Angora cat with black spot
Please call 1353 or re-
Is HADLEY TO RETIRE!
New Haven in Regard
Yale Pnoident.
Although the report that President‘
xArthur T. Hadley of Yule intends
‘son to resign has never passed beyond
!the rumor stage and Dr. Hadley ho:
to
{denied that he had any intention to
resign in the immediate future. the
’report that he will retire nut year
has been accepted widely mong unm-
nl, can u dispo' tch from New Haven.
It has been suflcient to amuse pre-
mium booms for the pmlde'ncy. The
senior societies. Scroll ond Keys cud
Skull and Bones, are said to be taking
a part. in the‘fllliug of this important
ofllcimgnte 31-0535 said (tomb: logo
111:: go: essor - res . y~,
mom- foriho presidency When it: be-
com‘eg y The Rev. Anson
Phelps Stokes, ‘secretsry of the cor-
pontion cm! of. the university, who is
nor traveling in Asia ‘was credited by
gossip with being the lending. candl-
dcta of another faction. Other candi-
dates whose names have been brought
forwardare George E. Vincent, presi-
dent of tho,Rockefeller Faundntfon,
and Frederick Jones. dean or the aca-‘
’domic department. -.
.l, lunch:- to the room-mo particip-
‘tion' indie. cumpalsn by the seem so
cieties, on ‘ ‘
token ‘55: ‘ d p , . .
.Hackec— of." Co 21th un‘ifirem’i '. "'s
VQWW ogthe do,» or '06,.15
lug-KIM“? as; their. candidate:
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public. left alone, would nave
this thing—it is up to you. Mr.
reliant." to so edncnte
in; fair. ; -~
pets, for and
Qty 2.1.: , “313%
bold
statement, it you say that. Now, I up
going to ask you something. Drop all
of your petty diaerences. Stop quib~
bling. ‘Shov yourself a progressive
merchant.
shop
after you have m it out dud it. don’t ‘Golden Rule_
work. you will have some grounds to
kick. But, as the thing stands. you
have no ~kick because yo; have not .
by' the nose. . tried it t.
Ztum to 52‘ Putnam nvenlue. 80' Nor- You c131. leave it. to the public. be.
walk 3"“ "Cd“! few” ' cause the public, in general. are
~---— -'~—--' P— thoughtless and don’t one how long;
a. clerk works. or don‘t care what tron-,1
clerk to in 3 store. The
r decide
"A Mex»
the public that
they will spend as much money when.
you clo at. six. every night, as they
did undo the old plan. . . .
And. Mr. “rater-chm." you ask me
to convince you that you ore not play-
lt l or on! one else can
become you know “a.
I don't know
convince you,
man wovinoed, nuns: his will. is of
the same opinion atil ." And you
won’t convnce me, or any one else,
that. you are playing fair until you try
th th out.
e m E PLURISUS UNUM.
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THE SATURDAY NIGHT CLONNG.
. . " , mm” “In. 1920.
Edgin- of The Sentinel. .
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l have not. attempted to read all the
letters that have appeared in the pa-
ngtlnl, t the closing of the
retail stores, on Saturdays. at. six
oclock.
Those that I have read have not.
mentioned“ tho health crane mow on7
5:1qu in minimal-k. All their (1113).“
long enough w; ”m as many in,
- mountain. until
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mounwolhbutlmnotlmnnt' of
unity
"ArMerchant" tries to tell me the
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late Sstundny'il win- Vanna. who died u t 9.301.
Wakes-gwy hue-MB suitor“: Hon. Mon, Wedgelduy.
‘ “‘“W‘mu‘em‘wm'Femmfi.wmukemuomcne
he. on the one day of rest that the mucky its». m‘lantem we
h" “WB‘M , ‘ 7 mmmwmm
moons gutsy? “gt mayo: « " ‘ "
mm you stated 0 c se- 0 in? . ‘
in,“ ml, ,1 “ficw. “fiat: mountain emu.
an anloud wlfromem- -—-—
'ploy momma m bacon} m mu. m 2?. (Wan smer.
‘Mfim “Wm M. Ina 10:30 I. m.(.——Gulns extending from
mrtflmobulhcuauelum 1 memo Wm mule “MO“ I'- We
o’clock on sMys ma, My, at outset of today'a stock met union
noon. and laminae continued “usual. ,by h wilt-variety ugh-tel. To: unr
1’x‘oclnyr . number of large departmentflertone smesmd a. more cheer-M
,uoceo in New Von-k. m dour! mnflentinem in IDGClfilm‘e circles, in.
may owning until Monday morning in part to yesterday‘s enter me- for
tbs. . ,{cail money. Lenders of tho mm
Them.“ We hid the Monti-med General Motors. studs-
lnstitute these baker; U. 8. Rubber, Mex!“ Pm.-
hovencm m to be congratulated. 303;, 1803;! Hutch, American Woolen.
1 G. HORGAN MUREN, 1“- 11- ‘American international. WI L0-
, tcomotlve American Cu- ulu ea.
A CLERK s VIEWS. Coppers andoewral . the. wen-tom
-ralls. The advmce was well mil-
Ir. Editor:
"tallied throughout m first. but hour:
Just a. word in defense of the faith-
chant" gives of a. modern mm, wit!“
good policy to talk sllxhtinaly ofyour,
counterbalance :11 0'! the other hours:
during the week? I think that is a
Advocate .mr patrons to.
before nix. Try film out, IL;
«my m .5.
'choesddytfm,
chant" who put. the letter in Wednes-
day's issue of The Sentlnel to under-
sand that the majority of clerks come
{under that head, and are nouns he
pictures. them. in his article.
Be generously admits that “They
are human.’ Now, I wonder if he was
,ever a clerk—and. it so. what kind of\
{only-and, it he judges other clerics by
his on Work, while in that position.
.The vriter of that article eyidently
idoes not. understand the duties. at
clerks of today. and his lettér is ms-
' leading to the public.
1 The regular clerk has a stock or de-
partment to look utter all be moons»
glble for: and goods for that stock
inmost be bought, examined. wired and
‘kept in clean and good condition. or
they are not m. 0 When obe-
”The Merchant" think .11 of this work
truths. done. outside of waiting on mac,
it: clerks are like the ones he pictures?
1 it "Mr. Merchant" has had the mic-
‘l‘ortunu to have been
that type, a:
; clerks of
all. by the few, who do not
;not judge
:«come up to th
loos clerkship. and who idly run
their time back of the counter.
“MI". Merchant's” views of
dny'o trade. in tho retail stores. are
decidedly wrong.
tulle does not mm
tirl: came. touch it. ,'
Not hslf of the trade comes from
factory workers, and those from. the
factories, who do their buying on Sat-
urday, have from twelve until six p.
on other working d8”.
lflvo until six p. In; morerthuem
in retail stores hove. out.-
houn, to {lo their buy-
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side of working
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” hm “Hr. Hex-chant" meanswcll,,
tlnlftwlrs incl-om of the real facts. nod,
his-com ore preposterous ..« .
The modorlty of societies propect
their Writers, and their employs no
not simply machines. an he represents.
ruled by heartless and uneeling enl-
layers
p "Let I! give honor to'whom honor is
above" “all. adhere to the
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ONE OF THE CLERKS.
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Deaths and mu:
John.E. mt"!-
The death of John E. untoward on»
curred at the eigergency hospital on
Town tlllll avenue, Dunbury. about
nino.o’clock Wednesday evening. tot.
Win: an illness of ten dm‘ our»
ion withpneumonla. HQ was in his:
.3315 year. ,
pg. . was removed to the
ital ,aundsy; He was
mtdent of
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born in Bethcl. but was a
Donhury nearly all his lite.
"a. ”tanker by trade and-wag a mem—
ber of the Danbury Hut Makers'
association.
He was employed for some time by
the Crofut a Knapp company, and
then went to work for his tamer.
Michael Ratchmtd on Main street.
where he remained until July 1. when
he returned to Dnnbury.. ,
Mr. Ratchfordxls 311er
‘ wife and one daughter, now. who r0
side in, Nev-roul- .“N; Y.: bl: pamr
ichcel " Ratchrord of !
Mr.) and this.
Norwnllt. two brothers, . ‘Wlmdm
Fthhlord of Danbury gun! Mai-tin
‘Ratchford of Norwalk; three sisters,
the Misses Mary, Agnes and Helen
«Ratchtord of Norwalk.‘ ,
The remains were ism
ham: 9:. auditor-d" mounts. 860
Wynn; twat: " mac.-
mrfiore- ifie.mheral§rlll“‘- to on
Saturdaymrah g at .830 o'clock. and
3t. Kay’s-clam a; nine ofclocx. In».
inVSt. any» cane
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Tyryalk. {
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WW! ‘t‘lemfifimelr. , .tm ‘“ fit» was
amicmnrm ’
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9 standard of conscious
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WALL' STREET, Noun—Trading
became quiet after the early dam-ad
had run its course. but prices contin-
ued to
touted the Hit at on extreme [do of
ten pointmto 251 1-2. or :3 points over
1L5 recent low. Olin, steels and spo-
chlues shared in the movement and
before noon low grade rails'reusert—
ed their recent My. Bock Inl-
1114,149an Pacific. lissouti Pacific.
Pei-e Marquette and New Hm race
1 to 2 1-2 points, standard issues also
hardening. Improvement did not but
‘tend tothebondwmubemm
is and both issues of Victory notes
containing further We. Gull m
opened at ten per cent. ‘
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. nix—Ruth
made further udvnneeo st midday.
but their strength toe and on a carer
for heavy telling of madam-.15. Gen-
cral motors forfeited all or its gain
gently-action: at 2 to 5 points occurred
led with: .
9 hope he does‘showlns mar-km! weakness.
throughout the general lint. steels
8028 FOR. Tim
David Widen-mu. and Mark
Shhmideman. doing Minus under
Satur- the title at the New'mglaud Tire
ad Repair my of Melton.
mt Modtntnecm Contactin-
mum poem-.ngmncchnm
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of Nam-I13 !or $200 alleged
to be due
for automobile tires. . .
mMIEOUEST 1'0 YALE.
MORRISTOW‘N, N. 1., Feb. Iii—A
bequest of $59,000 8.16: to Yule Uni».
versity by the will of William V. 8.
Thor-no. flied today. ,
NOTICE 3
Local International Bod Gar-
lic”. Building and. Common
Lahore“? ,"6. at 1., Io. no, on.
nom‘tho following ml: of
prices. ofiwtiw April In, in
M mum. $8.60 for um
hours work; dim“ sud m.
moo laborers, 13.00 {or m"
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