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Aunt selindas Idea.

/, vas Aun, Belinda's first ride on
Cd steam road and she was very much
interested In the interior OF the coach.
"Hczekilh" she whispered, point.
ing above, why do they carry that
saw and az In a glass case?"
To be used In case Of a wreck. =
1crI.od the old man a, her side. as
hc so'emnly took a pinch OF yellow
snun from leather box. The old
lady 'oycd with her corkscylw eurlS
Tor momtn. as II In deep thought
and then said.
'Wa.aA always heard that these
"'"'ime surgeons were brutal, but I
never though; they world so so far
aa usins regular saw and az on
r,oplr."
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MEN WHO oVERcAME NATURAL
OBSTACLES.
Kitto-Born in a poorhouse.

Kitto-BOrn in a poorhouse.
Alexander II. Stephens-A dwarf;
with a broken scythe he overmatched
In the harvest all those who had per
feet ones.
Oliver 2. Morton-Lame; walked
on orutches
Chief Justice Chase-NeaT-slghted:
had an impediment in his speech.
Estey, the organ-maker-Glven
away a, four years Of age; had
scarcely any schooling.
Peter Cooper-was only one year
az school
Thurlow Weed-So poor In boy
hood that one cold March day he had
to wrap pieces OF cloth about his feet
in place Of socks and shoes.
Nelson W. Aldrich-Entered Prov.
idcnco ON foot with his clothes
strung over his back
Elihu Burritt- Son Of farmer; be-
came an apprentice in a blacksmlth'S
shop.
Andrew CarnogIe-Son OF an immi.
grant; worked as bohbIn boy In a mill
for $l20 week
From the New York World.
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During the Spanish war young
lieutenant Of infantry whose sole
ideas OF military glory began aud end.
ed with knowledge how to wear a
uniform with becoming grace. was de-
tailed on guard duty and spent some
time peruslng some newspapers two
weeks old.
What's the news, lieutenant"
asked a corporal Of the guard
Very serious. answered the young
officer In disturbed tones "Shaflcr
has been practically rcpulsod at SantI.
ago" Then to the great amusement
of his auditors, he added. The nrst
Nhing YOU know thcy1l be dragging Ma
into IT,"
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Adjust the Shear.

An Ohio inventor has patented a
tension device which can be attached
&c scissorN or shears, whereby the cut.
ting edge Of the blades are held Arm.
~ agalns, each other to insure at all
times an even and uniform cutting
It Is we'll known that the blades Of
scissors or shears must always be
fept hrinly together, When they be-
come separated they will not cut even.
~. and when such is the ease their
value is nil. The device shown here
is so constructed that the tension Of
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The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott
Study how to do the most good and
let tho pay take care OF itself.
George II. Corliss, inventor OF the
Corliss engine Brains, habitual and
persistent Industry, self reliance.
@. W. Paoh, rho,ographer-Thor-
ou5.s study. close observation and do
ing work on a O. sh basis
william Jennings Bryan--Honesty.
industry and sympathy with the com
mon people
II. ]. Heinz, delcatessen manufac'
turer-Love for work, mastering OF
details, a disposition to strike for
sixteen hours n day while others are
striking for eight, thereby having
twice as much time for ones business
as others.
John S. Huyler. candy manufacture
er-Principles. and attention to de-
tails generally considered too small
for serious consideration.
Edward W. Bok-Love work for the
sake OF your work and not for the
money in It, and consider that some.
thing difficult is simply something to
overcome.
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Electric Smelling in Canada.

Canada may find her deliverer in
electricity. The dominion government
has appropriated $4,000 for making
experiments with the electrical process
ot smelling ores and manufacturing
steel All kinds OF ores will be expert.
mented with. and important results
are expected. Great possibilities for
Canada unterlie the inauguration OF q
cheaper process Tor manufacturing pig
iron and steel than Is now In use On.
tar.o Is dotted with ore bodies the De.
yclopmeut Of which Is prevented by
lack Of cheap fuel The cost OF con.
yeylng the coal In the eastern and
western parts 81 Canada 10 points
where coke Is needed for smelling pur
poses is prohibitiye On the other
hand. there are a great many sources
OF water power throughout the prov.
ineel OF Ontario and Quebec, where
electricity can be developed and uiil'
ized. II the electric system proves
commercially feasible Canada is look.
ing for the inflow OF much capital to
develop It's mining resources
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AHSivrTS 10 me question, WHdI 40
cess for young man enifglHg apo" s
Mark Hopkins, d. d. IL. d., ex'
president OF Williams college-Capac'
ity to work.
Franklin Carter IL. D., President
OF Williams College-COncentration
OF mind.
Andrew D. White, Ii. D., President
Of Cornell University, ex-Amoassacor
to Germany-Soundness Of heart and
mind, clear judgment fair knowledge
OF men, great de7otion to some one
purpose or study, but with breadth OF
view.
Charles w. Eliot, LIZ D., President
Of Harvard Observation-Disclosures.
alacrity, energy, good judgment and
uprightness.
]. II. Seelye, IL D.. President OF
Amherst College. former Member OF
Congress Patiently to wait for It,
S. c. Bartlett, d. D., President OF
Dartmouth College - Conscientious
diligence.
c. n. Simms, D. ~, Chancellor OF
Syracuse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ness, systematic industry, heart in his
work.
Joseph Moore. President OF Abing'
don College, Richmond Ind.-That he
take care OF his health, that he act
on the principle that devotion and ap-
plication to duty are essential after
success Is secured as truly as before.
Joseph Cook-Complete surrender
TO God. clear thought, varied and &C.
curate learning.
Noah Davis, Chief Justice. New
York-The profession OF law requires
to achieve complete success, great In.
dustry, strict integrity and exclusive
devotion to It's duties and labors
Nelson Dingley. Congressman,
Maine-Character. industry, persever.
ance
c. B. Farwell. Chicago--IntegrIty,
with money but integrity without; in.
tegrity even as a policy,
Joseph Medill, proprietor OF the Chi.
cago Tribune Sobriety, avoidance 0.
intoxicating drinks, and all forms
OF gambling, yirtuous life, fidelity
TO employers or clients, close study
hard work. honesty.
Gen. John A. Logan Unceasing la
Dor.
Levi Taylor, banker-A taste for
tho calling which one intends TO pur'
sue, honesty Of purpose and strict in.
tegrty IN dealing.
Gen. 4. c. McCurg- Integrity, EN-
bracing perfect truthfulness, absolut,
honesty and general trustworthness
good judgment, willingness and abil
: ,,y to work.
p Anthony Comstock- Conservation
10 the service OF God; perfect faith
and trust In Him, moral courage anc
untlring zeal.
, John Wanamaker-Closo appica
, ton. integrity. attention to detail, dis
2 Greet advertising
}. T. p. Roe. the author-Firs, ability
c to write correctly and clearly. ac
), quired by patient. well directed train
8 ing. second ability to write inter
r estiugly and freshly; third sympa
! thy with the subject We are writu.
E about. fourth careful study Of rea
q men and women, nth, have som,
5 worthy purpose.
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Wife-The young lady who lives In
the next tat told me to-day that she is
prscGcing Wagner's simple Life"
Husband-Well. hope Il Is simple!
Then she won't have to practice It
four hours every night. as she does biz
''TannhAuseY
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Moving a House.

would like to move my house, and
II will have to be done by local car.
penters. Would you give Information
how hes, to proceed and how much It
would cos, The main building is
2Sx22, one Ind a half story, all sealed
with plaster A wing l6Xl6 is 10 be
detached and the two moved separate.
~. The distance for moving is about
three-Quarters OF a mile.
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The services OF an expert should -
obtained, as rollers will require to De
used. A house could not be moved
three-Quarters Of mile without them.
The charge is about IS per day for
one man and the rollers. Besides this
il would require eight men for four
days. With proper handling there
would be little injury to the building.
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loo Soon for Divorce.

rs Sue Brette married YETI" asked
the returned traveller
OF course" replied the native;
give her little time. viii you
EN- What are you taking about
why. the wedding took place only
sin weeks ago.
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Several Korean officials have com
mitted hara.kiri. thus showing. as
Japan desires the world to note, their
thorough sympathy with Japanese IN.
,titueions
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The best time In the year 70 eat
eggs, Constant Reader Is when the
relations subsisting between your
rocke,book and the price Of eggs are
most harmonious.
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The farmer who can read Secretary
Wilson's glowing and auroral report
without feeling ALFRED rich and pros.
peruus may be set down as an incur
able and administrative pessimist
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

The car OF all the Russians would
probably be willing to give a consider
able Part Of his Sl2OoOOO0 salary to
l-nov Jus, what Is going TO happen to
him In the next few weeks
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A writer for the Saturday Evening
Post asserts that the horse Is the
most dangerous and deadly animal In
the world Worst OF all, he proves II
by Official statistics.
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That barber who took an electric
IuIb TO bed with him 10 warm his
feet and thereby set the bed cloth.
ing on Are. had what you nigh, call
G close shave.
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n 4 Is true that the Grand Duke
boris struck the car. Il was probably
only for loan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

w. 5. Gilbert says that the editor
Of Punch refused the Bah Ballads
when they were offered to him That
e what We should naturally expect
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King Edward has decided 20 confer
the order Of Merit on both Field Mar.
shall Oyama and Admiral Togo. Does
this remind you OF the Rewards Of
Merit that you used 20 get AZ Sunday
SCHOOL,
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A vagraut Kindly treated by a Den
yer policeman got a new start and
LEFT his beneiac,or $4,000 No police
man ever won such a dividend as this
by using his club on a Park sleeper
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

Although death does not always
liuuidate mans debts, It dispenses
with the services OF the bill collector,
Just the same.
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As to which Of the sexes is the
more courageous, Il is. after all, hard
to decide. for as often as man mar
ries. a woman marries likewise
Puck.
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II you have not had PIG eggs dur.
ing the past twelve months the
American hen has been holding out
on you. after she laid them.
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PadereWski Is entirely recovered.
after two operations. from the effects
Of his American railway accident. Il
Is said not to be safe yet, however.
10 eall his dog Syracuse" In the plan.
ists presence.
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The leadins man In san Francisco's
Chinese theater says his enemies
Rave offered $500 for his assassiua.
ton. They are NOT necessarily his
enemies; they may be lovers Of act.
Ing.
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Gen. Horace Porter's thought for
Sunday: when we're goin' tae Kirk,
lassie. said the Scot, "drOop yer eyes
on the sidewalk. It's pious like an
mebbe yen ind a purse or some.
thing like"
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There is so much revolt against
bosses and autncrats these days that
Il would not be surprising to see a
Korean bite OF Jap's nose.
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A Boston paper refers to him as
Albert Austin the poet laureate.
But no matter He says he never
reads press clippings.
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II appears to be a clncA that the
duke OF Manchester will never g..
any the better Of his papa.in-law.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

We never expected to live TO see
tho phrase The Revs Terry and
Alexander" In the purist New York
Sun.
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Was Il In good taste to mention o
pup In connection with Edna Mays
matrimonial speculatious?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

As an old experienced hand the sui
tan should be able to Judge when an
ultimatum Is really ultimate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

This dispute between the sultan
and the powers is bringing our old
friend Toothpick Pasha into public
view again
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

The itinerary Of that international
feet reads like one OF st. Paul's cele'
brated sea voyages.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

II ought to he some comfort to
Corea 70 know that It will not have to
bother It's little head about its future.
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Would you publish plan for a four
room hOuse-two rooms to be on the
ground floor? want the rooms large.
as the kitchen will be used for dlninS
room as well. Show best position for
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Second Floor.

asked Tor. but can be adapted to suit
localities or fancy Of individuals. The
cost OF such a building would be about
81 600.
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- accompanying plan is for a enc
and a half story house, IS feet by %
feet, and a kitchen l6 by l6 feet It
Is intended to meet the requirements
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WAT SUCCESSFUL NEN HAVE TO
SAY on THE subject OF SUCCESS
Also Some Instances OF Great Men Who Began Life
With Serious Handbags, and Notices That HaVs
Helped Them to Prominence and Wealth.

The following from eSoa CT SUCCESSFUL NC"
To-Day" by Crafts published by Funk Wasnals
marcrs the question hai do consider c''eHta clements o. sse-
lnch blNn on foson as yoMs!
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First Floor.

clothes clC~ ct. pantry, chimney end
windows.
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HUGO'S EXPElNiSB.

What it Cost to be Elected Sheriff.
 Philip Hugo, who was elected sheriff of New Haven county by the demo- crats, filed his election expenses yes- terday. According to his statement, John $. Mccarthy of this city was his political agent, and to him was paid by MT. Hugo $2,SS8.70 He also paid to James T. Smith of Ansonia $Sf5,S5. His travelling expenses amounted to $l65 and his telephone expenses did not exceed $10.
 Accompanying this statement of MT. Hugo is one from his political agent, Mir Mccarthy, showing how the S2,SSS.- 70 was spent It was as follows;
 How 1t Went.
 La Tribuna, circulating and printing $67.50; Ostern Herold, circulating and printing, $15; New Haven town com mittee, contributions, $200; Branford $25; Cheshire, $t5; East Haven, $15, Guilford, $10; Hamden, $25; Madison $lO; Milford $25; North Haven. s1O, North Branford, $10; Orange, $25; Wal lingford, $50; Meriden, $50; ffty-nine distributing agents, $365 carriage hire S23; postage, $1,150; S. 2. Field. S95. Cunningham Bros, $75; Gompertz, $50; H. Bussman, pastors, circulating and printing, $2S6; J. J. Corbett, pastors $25; M. L. Lamby, sS4; J. Dyer SS9: personal travelling expenses, $50; blank ballots, $1,50; Adams Express, s15O. Christian Shlenck, express, $8.5O; Jour nal Publishing Co.,, pastors, $25; lunch to delegates, $3O.S5; total, $2,SSS7O.
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 lette and Miss Brown planned their Adirondack trip. "Take me away from here, was her plea in every letter, and in some of them she hinted that she would trouble him but little more be- cause she was going to die. The read ing of the lettters appeared to arouse the audience and when the prisoner was led out after the adjournment there was a great crowd blocking the way to the jail. Six policemen surrounded the prisoner to prevent possible attempts to injure him by excitable bystanders. The district attorney in the testimony this afternoon followed the travels of Miss Brown and Gillette into the Adir- ondaoks. He traced their movements through Utica, produced many witt nesses who testified to many details of the trip, and closed with a long ex- animation of a Tupper lake hotel pro- prietor, who said that Gillette asked him where he could find a quiet place in the woods, that his wife was tired and needed rest.
 The attorneys at this point engaged in a vigorous dispute the district attor- ney repeating the witness statement like this;
 He wanted quiet lake"
 "The witness did not say that, he said a quiet place" retorted Senator Mills, Gillettes senior counsel.
 'Well, he found quiet lake, any, how" observed the district attorney. During the afternoon Josephine Pat rick of Cortland, testified that she met Gillette on the train at Deruyter on July 9, and that he made an appoint ment to meet her Thursday or Friday at Seventh lake. This witness was one of the party that Gillette joined after Grace Browns disappearance and be- fore he was arrested.
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Catarrh is not only dangerous. but it causes bad breath, Liberation, death and decay of bones, loss of thinking and reasoning power kills ambition and en- errgy, often causes loss of appetite in- digestion, dyspepsia, raw throat and reaches to general debility, idocy and insanity. It needs attention at once. Cure 1t with Gauss Catarrh Cure. It Is a quick, radical, permanent cure, be- cause 1t rids the system of the poison germs that cause catarrh
 In order to prove to all who are suf- fering from thls dangerous and loath- some diseases that Gauss Catarrh Cure will actually cure any case of catarrh quickly, no matter how long standing or how bad, will send a trial package by mall free of all cost Send us your name and address to-day and the treat- ment will be sent you by return mall. Try 1t It will positively cure so that you will be welcomed instead of summed by your friends c. E. GAUSS, 7660 Main St., Marshall, Mich. Fill out coupon below,
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Society Girl to Marry Ball Player.

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-The announcement was made to-day that on Thanksgiving eve Miss lima Wilk, daughter of Fred erick L. Wtlk, vice president of the Union Trust company, will be married 10 Arthur Devlin, of the New York Ma tional league baseball team.
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Yet another communication from the dead; A letter was published last week in the Express pointing out the dangers of the proposal that coroners juries shall dispense with a view of the body. The letter was signed. "A Victim. Punch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21

District of New Haven. ss. Probate
 Court, November 17th, 1906. ESTATE of SIIlAS E. BURROWS, late
 of New Haven. in said district. de-
 ceased.
 An instrument in writing, purp0rting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, having been presented in court, and Mary W. Burrows nf New Haven having made written application praying that the same may be probat- ed, and that letters testamentary may be granted as by said application on file in this court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 18th day of Decem- ber 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate. by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having a circulation in said district.
 By the court,
 GEORGE W. CRAWFORD. Clerk.
 n19 3t
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WALTER SPENT $1,69S.
Republican Candidate for Sheriff Files
 His Account.


 His Account County Commissioner J. D. Walter. republican candidate for county sher- if, yesterday made out his account of election expenses and sent them to Hartford The account shows that he spent total of $1,69S.35. Items in the account follow:
 Theodore H. Macdonald chairman re- publican town committee. $500. Michael Kenealy, chairman repubu. can state committee, $500. George T. White, Tontine hotel, din. ners to delegates, $15175. Travelling expenses, $22.50, Printing pastors and advertising $2S3.6O. '-~'-'s 's
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Seven Morkmen Killed.

Biuefelds, W. Va, Nov. 2O-seven trackmen in a gang of nineteen, en- gagged in removing a slide on the Dry Fork branch of the Norfolk and West ern railroad, were killed to-day as the result of a landslide.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
Martial Law fin Kuban.

St. Petersburg, Nov 2O.-Martial law has been proclaimed in the province of kuoan' in the Caucasus, by an imperial ukase, This step is taken in conse- Quence of the agitation among the Cos sacks in this province.
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crowd

Do you think the country is safe?"
 Certainly" answered Mir. Dustin stax we big investors are drawing dividends that make it incumbent on us to insure the country as thorough ly as possible. Washington Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21

District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court, November 20th, 1906. ESTATE OF JAMES M HOPPIN late of New Haven. in said District, de- ceased.
 An instrument in writing, purport- ing to be the last will and testament of said deceased, having been presented in Court, and George D. Watrous of New Haven, having made written ap- plication praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testamen- tary may be granted, as by said appli- cation in this Court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 27th day of No- vember, 1906, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties inter- ested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District.
 By the Court.
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
 n21 St
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WANTED.

to work for an elderly couple. care invalid if required 4so bIatchley avenue, upstairs, B. R,
 n21 1ts
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G@amts.

One cent word for each insertion. nve cent" a word for full week, seven times.
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WANTED.

woman for rara-.1 heusework. outside the city, family or two, Enquire 271 Orange street.
 n21 1t
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Distributing ballots and pastors, polls and otherwise, $2S55O,
 Total-S1, ,693. .95.
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WANTED.

TO buy set of furs. Must ba cbe,n
 A' A''' ehAS once. n21 1t%
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WANTED.

LAhGE piece of cheap land for factory
 r. o' Box. 396. New Haven. n21 7fs
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WANTEn.
WANTEI

SITUATION as cook and Laundress.
 Good reference. Call at 515 Elm St.. e0eoHu Aoor' n2O 1ta
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WANTED, cook. References re-
 qulrea. Apply evening, 271 Whitney
 avenue n17 St
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ALI good help should call here. wa supply all the best places ana always liable Employment Agency. 7Ss Shan-
 eL Open evenings miSIte
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GeneTal Housework in small family feterences. Call IS Gilbert ave
 n19 2ts
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by a girl to do houseworlS m prlVate family. 7S Cedar street.
 n21 It's