t “I”
It mu. again"
”2991.0? ..i”.l..,a .fi’fl’”’ol.ee?§‘~1‘i 1- .— s».
.4 12/
’ -WANTED FDR SALE , BUSINESS NOTICE
v. :‘lzn—A cook ast‘or family of FOR SALE—Good milking J 3 HAD grow ‘ r—Bto ‘
i .-n-. Mrs. :(ed aniiand. I’hone‘ cow. 10 Fourth St. East No.33: faggmg‘aisoh 3 (EV .300». B:
gs. ‘ ,‘,.__ Tel. 1386-2. moves cause of dud It is 33 pp:
\v ‘t N’l‘i Ill—Experienced
av mutter Sewing Machines. stea-
dy work and good salary guaranteed.
Jm'l Factory. 71 Cedar St. S. N.
\‘.'v‘\\"i‘lii\34At once a few experienc—
r-tl sewing machine operators to
rode in front department.
Cluctt, Peabody (20.. Inc.
WAVTPlD—VK’omtn for fuctory work
on day shift. Apply Norwalk Tire
hnd Rubber Co.
WANTED‘ A woman for general
housework in a family of three.
.Apply 40 lilmwood Ave. at noon.
wANTFID—nt once to buy retail milk
some about :01» qts. Address 12.
A. Gurllck. Beach Road. E. Norwalk.
0‘- I W inasmu-
‘WAN’l‘T‘Jl—fiinn to plant and take
I' lit" of garden. either on shares or w
1). halfll'}. Magner 8; Flynn.
1,...
w ANTED -Gnrdener. thoroughly com-
pvithl Vegetables and flowers.
Recommendations required. ress.
(tilt-119i] P. 0 BOX 372, Soul N01"
I' lll..
'wA \"i‘l-J i—I louseworker wanted,
Imurxtnirs. Do plain cooking.
litliworld'l preferred. Dr. J. W.
.‘wal .h, Brooklyn. For information
1 til .l
'l
W/‘tg'i'iiil Two or three bright girls
in not apply unless you are looking
1'“ maul). luilrlime work. Webbing 8:
(t
lhmilton Avenue. after 2
I. . , .
operators
Apr-15’
1
FOR SALE—The Springwood Union
Sunday school building and property
on Ely ave.. second district, for imme-
diate gostlsession. _
DD 3'
JOHN . LAWRENCE.
JOHN gAMILTON.
\VILBUR F. SMITH,
_ > , Committee.
FOR SALE—F
lrewood and bean poles,
fence posts.
arbor all 3.
2:4, 4:4,
etc. Delivered. Phone 1 80, E. V. D.
Hamm, West Rocks Road, Norwalk.
South Norwalk. The most beautitub
ly and delightful situated bungalow in
the NorwaIks. All furnished. 7
rooms. all improvements. Hardwood
trim. Act quickly. Key with Ben F.
Nash. Phone 892-2 evenings.
FOR. SALE-—8 building sites. Very
fine in every way. only $4,000. Waik-
i distance from trolley. Geo e
li'iftchell. 'l'ele.1861. t8
Arabian colts; 2 well broken saddle
horses. Tel. 110.
FOR SALE—Cole Light Si: Touring
car in A1 condition, looks and runs
like new, is willing to trade in with
Ford Runabout, an balance to be ar-
ranged. Apply (o 13 Chestnut St... Sp,
blunt: (‘Ozp .‘f: \Vakhington St. Norwaik. Conn. - ‘ - . ,
M'.\Tl‘,i\- am for ofche work State FOP. SALE—Hardy French chrym'
z..-.~ .v 4i enlary prm‘tmi. lit-fer- themum plants, one yeur Old' .5“
on“ ‘ requir-d. Box 75 citv. colors. 81.25 a dos. rose bushes. 83.00 a
‘ ' goz. All prize winnin stock from;
N‘ H‘ r .3 J ‘. v.11 .‘ H. q. owayton greenhouses. urse stoc
M? ,l' it." i, ii iii)‘ ‘3‘} tlini‘ Frili‘li'ulli- at bargain pflcu. Reiledl u
‘ > ‘ . - ‘ Farm. ighland Ava, hone 1036.
Inc: ‘il-‘ '(r H \t\\ \m-k. rt-nsmvnlile
sent (kw «i: l UV» 110x -\0. 51W- FOR SALE—3 houses a! 19-81 Union
_ street, buildln s for rent, at 15
wr't‘Ci'lle rm: 3 gznl moi: to Marshall street. he Hatch & Bailey
\Aml. \\ ”it (ill .-..\nl tlt- v ~ to lt'.i!'ll C0-
u..- i .i \\.v w: 1.. p... in" 1-. . '4 ”j ’ ‘ " " '
“w, , ,4. Andria-<5: “rwflnakl! E1, (‘0 it'll SALE—1018 Buick. Call 2479.
SW,“ ‘1 . :trlrr G P. M: or 113 during day.
H TO IET l‘ul: SALE—Young six weeks' old
4 pigs. Lou Hawkins. 28 Howard
" __,.‘,~ -~—_—~'—‘ . avenue. East Norwalk.
'Hl i l 1 rpm. tm' one car ill mung“. ,
f’ l" '1" N; l\m\\:tll. l‘tvl'. SALE—~FulI breed Jersey cow.
.1” 1"”. ““1, ..- l' ll . ‘ l"ll.il'.'il\‘t‘('11 to [live from 16 to 18
In!“ “A :' “It“?I_:h”:\'w'°(}'l‘:l:' dis. a dny: also calf. Inquire 64
Mr. .\.-':'\ I. “A“: Qt ' ' ' litllllOil Street.
fret—7010‘ IZZMJTA'M SUN. 1“, r. F‘Hl‘. S'\l’.‘E-—-i’«‘ord touring car in ex-
ronnn mu iIJIlll .‘lli improvements. cellcnt condition. Self Starter.
'Adu‘l‘ onlx', lt hvn-it-r-s required Im- wire “hwh' shock absorbers. hump-
module 1m “”1““. a.” at 7 Concord er. spotlight. speedometer. six tires
‘J‘CCI. So, Noruulk. .ftll’l many other cums. Bargain. J.
_-- _ a p 1:. Rrvtlil-nt. 7 Center Ave” Norwalk.
"‘0 LEI“ Apartments on boulevard. anytime after 5 P’ M'
Privati- grounds with shaded. pro- _, _ , , ‘ ‘ L
tented play zmund.‘ for (‘hiltireu l-I'l‘. $.\T.l3.—l-ord runnimui in good
11“.“ h”) ”m. “, Norwnlk. l3‘our and condition. Inquire 77 “‘inlield SL.
fire loom; l‘o-itl $40 to $50 lll'ivig:-- i-I .\'r»i\\:i!k. after 5 P. M.
p‘nvl "milking ('onlpunv, Room 300, 886 :—
li. :n Sr , ll: iti:l‘[l(ll'l_ l‘onn.
.3 ..._._ ~- -._1__.___________ \VILLIAM F. HOYT
I‘Iil. ltl‘\"l' Httil'nm- Since. llou'ux.
hull rliiiJilll't', Separate rooms . .REAL ESTATE
., . ,.,,, .3 mum,“ “uh...” As It 13 almost unposstble to get
u». 1 .~ .1 smug-p (m. Inn. sung..- a. rent, let me sell you a house this
1.. . idly". Hitl,‘ 3.1.4me 47.. IVit- week on easy terms and be in-
a,. Elihu“ \'.’ t3 .‘1‘ "‘ I..
‘ _ ‘ , 7 '33 ‘ rjfj” “ dependent, and a property owner.
l 0ST Look at What I Can Sell You
w , ‘* ‘ , This Week
,.. . \t, i 1“,... 11...: “as so”) 3 houses for $2.500. $500 cash down.‘
,,. i : M. NH “Hi.“ i“ [HINT 2 houses for $3.200. Terms easy.
'1». . Hutiiny iiizlit lilo-nip ”mm. 2douhle houses. 84.000.
:. l on... um maid trouble. No 4 l-l‘aniiiy houses. $5.000.
'4 '*= r asked. 2 double houses. $7,500.
‘ .i 1 family house. fine condition.‘$6.000.j
FOR SAI‘E .03 Oggsiness block. centrally located.
at), .
”misc. 10 Rooms and l have all all kinds of
Sleeping: Porch
Mi modern improvements. oak and
u. it. :' trim. mirage. lot 100x150.
:3" 3”» Invrdml in South Not-walk. Price
. ...
i‘v' ,. viivllltrs
ASK JOHN T. HAfEs
‘ 7 Main Street NOI‘WZ'I‘
r.
O
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIzINC SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY 8T0“
39 West Washington Strict
ALL it ()RK GUARANTEED
.imi Ifseti Tires and Tubes Soil
‘ Prices~ Reasonable
sinndarti Gasoline and OH!
I. -w
«mom: 0" \(lemz.
( ‘ h; .\m\\';tik. 85.. Probate
.i .\ lull A. it. 1921.
i of .it“llll" A. its-client lute Of
"3. ll:
:.:.i~l District deceased.
_ “rittlu application has
. .u... to this ('ourt for adminis-
' r ed i-siuit- not administer-
'(3 .
That said application be
‘i‘it Y‘llllilt‘d at the Probate
‘\ult\.tlk. on the 19th day of
:1 {3 o'clock torenoon: and
i3 ‘i-lir notice thereof be given to
' - interested therein b)’ DUb‘
i
l4l
l
. property to_
suit purchasers.
Swartz & Corbett Block. No. 79
Phone 435. House 331
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE ,
m
TODAY m WALL BM!
\\'.\l.l. STREET. 1";3ll n. Inn—An
lilit‘el‘tnin tone ruled til the (lll'i optlh
ing of today's stock market. 'lillltiugh
oils and some of the prominent sin-c;
iultlt-s were disposed to strengthen.
California. and Mexican i'ttroleums.
as well as junior ismes of that group.
WI re hia'lu-r by fractions ti. 1 1—4
points and Interluttituni 'C'itillt'tl l
point. Rails reflected renrvwd prt'sA
surt. Southern Railway l‘fd {urn-it-
inq :tn :idditoinal point on postpone-
ment ol.‘ dividend actiou. _Sumatru
'i‘olincco was heavy and equipments
and motors continued to ease. Earl)"
prices for foreign exchange was slight- :
13’ under the high records established 5
yesterday. ~ «J
WALL STREET, Noon-Oils.
steels, equipments. shipping and vari-
ous miscellaneous shares were under
further pressure in the first hour.
Mexican and Pan-American» Petrol-
eums. Houston Oil. Crucible Steel..N.
Y. Air Brake. Mercantile Marine Pm..-
Sumatra Tobacco and Famous Players
lost 1 to 3 points. An openings-ate
0! 6,1,9 per cent. for call- money as
against yesterdayis 7 percent quota?
itien impelled short covering; bolero
noon. l'nder lead or GenomtAophalg-
Royal Dutch. Studebaker’md resalle
and Gas shares. many early losses
were fully recovered. Deanna In
rails were unusually restricted. the
only noteworthy movement being in
Union Pacific. which rose 1 5 points.
i. ll i.‘~ order in a newspaper
‘ 3 - .i circulation in said District.‘
3 i at. days before said day of
‘i Y! Henry-1W. Greg‘ or)".
. , Judge-
ENDRICK’S GARA fl
'3"! Magneto. W
ders Rob .l
Mdedng
_‘ .. . ,
.3 . )‘1
'9 CHESTNUT or. " it}... '
; .
I‘VW: STREET. 1:30 p. tit—Tho
rebound made. Eartha- progre- atl
midday guidance of independent
FOR QUICK SALE—u West avenue. ‘
FOR SALE~1 good farm horse. also 2 rial.
l
1'
your wants correctly, make
your child welcome and you
. perfectly satisfied. I“
i
bottle and to prove my statement I
mmrnishmusisatolastamon
for 250 with this ath. Miss Marvel—
ll’arvel Spec. 00.. 4 Washington Place
New York City.
All kinds or skfrts sated. 1.00
kigt. Hemsutching agil buttogholas’g
or or.
u. VIN.
051 m Street Stunt C0113.
Phone, Stamford 189:?
‘. 422-.
FROM ‘I’HB FACTORY To
THE "0.5 7
Hath-eases. mews. istors and
cushions of all ds sold our easy
film“ "‘“L ' m"
ac
onguaranteed. Dropusaeardor
telephone 817 for representative to
u. .
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwaik.
NA‘I‘HAN a MILLER
General contracting, painting and
paper hangin- van
cheerfully $1
ems s.- 35.3
to Spring Street. ' Nomnt,
WALL PAPER AND PAINT. _
Nowuthethueaopalntgurhouse
and keep it from eoay. vs your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
0
Conn.
on wan paper. and paints. Save tram
somwpereentonlabor amate-
Almder White, to BL.
South Nor-walk. R
Bros. Local and long distance
of all kinds. Dali trips to
New York. Address 71 Calai- street.
Phone 818.
WANTED TO BUY
“All kinds of icattladExtra ”do? for
c ves: asop an poultry. my
highest prices. ghouls 1050.
HARRY J. FREEDIAN.
A MAIER’S—Auto Tops.
Cushions, and Uphols . F‘o
Tops .18 to 820. Phone 902, . Main
St.. opposite Wilson's Hat Shop. 80.
Norwalk. Conn.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
distance tracking of all kinds
Oinco Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. House
phone 803.
EXPERT A110 mmxl’c
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your ‘own garage.
Phone 6024.
w “ISTORAGE
Hons-k Sconce Warehouse
I Union street, South Norwalk. Conn.
USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge 1917 Touring
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed while you wait.
LYON’S GARAGE
Westport Ave. Tel. 1576
. SEND THE CHILDREN
‘ SHOPPING
There is never an tfl'urt over-
- looked by us to cater to the
. youngsters in a way pleasing to
them. 11f you find it unhandy or
inconvenient to run out to the
drug store for anything —no
matter how simple, how serious
or how urgent your need-send
the children. \Vc will interpret
H. A. NIEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 North Main St. 80. Not-wan.
Many \Vho Left School
to Get Work L
Are returning to school to get
the_ training necessary to hold
li.t‘ll‘ position or to Win pro-
' MERRILL
_ BUSINESS
. COLLEGE
Is in session the entire year
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and victnity: Showen
@robable tonight and rSaturday morn-
“l8: followed by cloudy. Saturday:
no clause .in temperature; fresh
aouthenstwhdAI-Z'he Western dis-
turbance is coon-a1 this moral“ otter
lake superior prisms. secondaryfilis-
turbance central axe: Alabama. The
Plaguesmmm mun-t
twenty- our hours in all diotricts east
of the Minot-1pm river. Many We.
Mm’.u expat!!! stifled.”
st mcient told
tucked away
least onset them. and not
But hauntings are occasionally in-
recuous, and ghosts sometimes wa
der. hence it so happens that not ia-
mcuently when one wanders through
one 0! these ancient and remote squares
at nlght—ln the dead of night. mind
_—-one encounters something u .it (at
One of the most typical. perhaps,
of these squares is Red Lion square.
which boasts of two well-known
haunted houses almost next door to
one another, and a garden which.
rumors at one time had it, possessed
a ghost popularly supposed to he that
of Oliver Cromwell. when. m ‘9.
cording to tradition, found a temporaq
resting place there. All this 1"“:
cult to believe in the daytime. when
the square is partiallarly bright and
cheerful, but not so hard to under-
stand at night. when tow people an
about and there is an almost un-
earthly stillness—London Hail,
rouuo LIFE’S BATTLE HARD
moat British Painter Neatly Vanz
subbed in Bunnie tor "as:
mile W”.
Few diaries are more sad than the!
which was kept by Benjamin Haydon.
the greatest British historical painter
of his day. His life was an heroic
struggle against adverse circum-
stances, partially the tault of others,
but also as a result of his unscrupu-
lousuess in money mutton. nutty and
egotism.
Here is an entry Which he made in
his diary in April or the year 1840:
“The beginning or the end.“ His rea-
son for writing this foreboding proph-
esy was on account of his opening an
exhibition of the “Banishment of Aris-
tides." “hi('ll was not successful. In
another entry lie mte: “They rush
by thousands to see Tom Thumb. They
rush, they fight. they scream, they
faint, they cry, 'Helpl' and ‘Murdu-l'
They see my bills and caravan, but
do not read them; their eyes are up-
on them. but their sense is gone. It
is an incanity, a rabies turor. a dream
of whith I would not have believed
England could have been guilty.“
The. lucky dwart. Tom Thumb. was
the “feather that broke the back" of
the unhappy arthH pistol and a
razor furnished the climax—Chicago
Jnurmli. a?
3‘
Color g Health.
"t‘loihes makevthe man" is a say-
ing that contains more truth than fic-
tion. who has not been conscious of
mi uplitt‘in spirits- when a new and
well—titling suit has been donned?
Visualize your friends. and Jot down
the three Jolliest and—apparently—
hesiithiest. and then, when next you
see those three. notice their apparel.
For a certainty it won't be sombre or
dark. As likely as not you might
judge it to err the other way. What
would a regatta be like 11' oarsmen
and spectators were soberly clad?
Half its joy would demrt.
its would deer-p. So would your
health. for that rises or falls exactly
with your spirits. “Merrie England"
came to an‘end——thls is an historical
fact—when the dull drabness of the
l’uritans’ clothing came in. SO, it
you want to be in good health and
high spirits, so in for colors and
cheerfuiness. This advice is neither
i’sd nor fancy. It is hosed on medical
and Scientific and hygienic truth.
Joy in Human Relationship.-
Do we turn for satisfaction to our
human relationships? . They are
among our most precious and holy
helps. But our fitness to live with
others. or to get the Road of living
with others. depends chiefly on our nt-
ms to live alone. We must be. in
order to do: we must have wisdom
andJOve, in order to give them; we
must be just before we can put nec-
titude into conduct. We cannot even
speak the truth. as it deserves ’to be
spoken unless we are true. A wise
pagan says, "How much sincere life
the gods exact before we can speak
a sincere word !"—-0. 0. mos.
Mirror Or Windofi. \
It appears that some time ago there
was Invented a mirror that can be
made translucent at will. so that when
[ahead in a show window-'1: at hut!!-
sscu the faces of persons looking in.
but suddenly turns mnsparent, .where-
m-m spectators see the contents
or the window in place or their own
reflections. This is eifected by means
otathiniiim on theback offlieflfll.
which, when the background is‘flark,
reflects the light. but when the back-
ground}! aluminum beenmos as in-
Visible u a pane of Gar class.
. ‘ ___.._&—_.-—.
“I” ." add Jack. “I'm m. to
“mm? Lrepfled In: W
‘1 in? noticed M'hme at the!“
reported more than an inch. .338.
grates-tannin was a.“ '
Chute-Son. 8. C. Punt,
prevails in the Women
. film-0'! “can“;
3 W
a
Your spin,
_ naming-19mm
Anna. wife or Wllam 1. Keith.
died. at her-310nm, invEllnbeth, N. 1..
yesterday. and 00 years. sac to ,
gum: We don't ”womb-malt:
survivedbyahushaudandtoarchndcm’ouul II ‘
mmw.:.hrlor. otOos 00b.
Conn. Clarence, or Berta. Hm. In.
C. B. Mum. of New tork slur
Jr" of Port Ches-
ter, N. I. , was formerly
Ui- Anna Bhorwoad or this clty.‘ The
remains will be broughthere and the“
funeral-critics- will beheld at:
o'clock. daylight time, tomorrow. Sat-
urday afternoon. tram ‘D. W. Ray’-
mond's tuneral parlors. Wed Washi
lagoon street. Rev. L. J. aches”
wittetflctsteandtheintermentwiflbe‘
in Norwalk cemetery. Mrs. Keith
was the daughter of the bee Sylvan:
Sherwood. and is survivedtby one sis-
tersm. Charla amoral“! _
brother. Howard Sherwood or flor-
walk.
a
" J ‘W.
Jose‘bh Horridge. a resident , ‘ East
Norwaik for the past year, and a rer-
mer resident of Yonkers, N. Y., died.
early this morning. at the family
home. 83 Second street. after a long
illness. aged 66 years. He is survived
by a widow and three daughters. and
a son. The daughters are Mrs. Ralph
Plat-son. of Ossining. N. Y.: Mrs.
George Hancock, o! Danburv. and
Mrs. Fred Roos. of East
Joseph R. Horrldge. of Rutland. Vt...
is the son. who survives. The funeral
services will take place at 8 o'clock
(D. 8. T.). on Sunday afternoon. from
the late home. Rev. R. Irving Wat-
kins. or the East avenue 1‘. E. church.
TheTextile Store i
' SPECIAL
Fine quality, flesh color
.batiste, yard . . . "3,. .
15o?
Q
138th 8'
South lot-walk
. HOUSES on ROOMS
WANTED
We have inquiries from some of
our employees wanting rents with-
lhe popular First District hunter.
who has a model tax-m on .Westson
IVs-us for example.
m. nmaontqueamhbut
Newmaeommotlon.
a m; shortly afterwards 18 shoots
Wore born to a pig. .
eat some walking into the house 201- -
lowed by three kittens and to up
matters on. a. hen came on a. stolen
not with eight chicks.
Egan“: lucky or unlucky.
Iontinei Advorflssmants 8m . .
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lINSURANCE‘
F .
Nor-walk. .
fi=~'vw-'- n" .49
. acumen! —
Not. In MM
m, lath. LUCltv mu
carom
may.th01uh—-4sttluokyorun- '.
make the case or Om nonunion.
Osauhadapartyatthetarmthis
Itstartedwithacolthatugbomto '7
Then-am
' ‘Now we leave it to you—4s May
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.. at
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
3‘1 80. min st. So. am
lathe“?! ”WWW" .
m5$5hn51 .
in commuting distance of the (so
tor-y. We would appreciate anyone
having or knowing of_ houses or
rooms to »m.-cmmunicaw with
Employment Department.
-Norw’alk Tire & Rubber.
Company
WINK-DALI
N. Y., NEI‘H.&H.R.R.
TIME TABLE
m emu. 24m~ 1921.33
(East‘s-n Standard Time.)
some Nonwaui 1‘0 NEW YORK
4—...
Daily.
A. M.—4.45x. 5.08. 5.56:, 6.14. $.§5:,
7.16:, 7.19. 8.02:. 8.36, 9.41:. 10.21:.
11.05. ‘
P. M.-—12.11x. 12.23. 1.22:. 2.22:.
Exp.). 6.59:. 8.19:. 9.051, 9.00, 11.37:.
‘ a
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOBWALK
Dolly.
.._2.49. 8.30):
A. M. 4.80. 6.481;.
7.00:. 8.15:, 8.42:. 0.06, 10.00:, 11.08:.
1 .45 S . '
P. 3(rI.)—12.06. 1.20:. 1.60. 2.80:.4
2.60. 3.28. 4.16:. 4.36. 6.00:. 5.08:,
7.00:. 7.85:. 10.10:, 10.15:. 11.00:.
Sunday.
A. M.—5.00. 6.43:. 8.00:. 9.03:,
10.00 . 11.10. i!
P. xM.———12.03X, 2.35:. 4.25:. 4.02.
l
5.00:. 6.05. 7.00:. 1.35:, 10.10:. 10.15:,
11.00:.
sov'ui nonwanx '10 NEW HAVEN
Daily.
A. M.-—5.02. 6.15. 7.58:, 9.20:.
11.08:.
P. “—12.20, 2.31:. 3.21. 4.22, 6.27.
6.07:, 8.13:, 8.46:. 11.18:. 11.26:.
12.08:.
Buddy. ,
A. Ila—0.08, 7.58:. 9.19, 10.10:.
11.08:. g
P. ILL—1.07:. 3.02:. 5.82:. 5.48,
0.07:. 7.18:. 8.13:. 8.06:, 11.18:.
l
1090mm
11.26:. 12.08:.
rm RAVEN
My. '
A. 1—8.62x. 0.45, 5.07. 7.07. 7.25,
.45 0.6,. 11.10.
3 I“.mt 1—1.06. 2.58:, 8.82, 4.3,, 5.10:,
5.34:. 8.15:. 10.41:.
l‘
3.50:. 4.“. 6.11:, 5.00. 6.02:. 6.23:
(Plttsburgh . Exp), 6.83:. 0.05:,
11.48:.
A. Lia—0.08:. 7.5,, 0.21:. 9.41:. 3
11.05.
P. 1—12.11. 1.46:, 2.14:. 3.50:.“
4.04. 6.57. 6.02:. 6.23: (Pittsburgh
my. ._
A. "34.50. $.18. 8.452., 9.5.. _
moat. clear sum
H ALL - M ARK
CAN DIES
’ $1.10 lb. .
imam-no Block. Rig.
. w
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