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JEWELRY.

METROPOLIS JEWELRY Co.-Poll
 building, sells reliable jewelry on weekly payments; cheap. Call or write Open Saturday evenings
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CONTRACTING MAsoNs.

J. N. LEONARD & Co.-Contractors nni
 Mason Builders. Prompt attention given to repair work S05 Malley build. Ing
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC.

J. LEROY DEAN---65 Orange st., Cabin
 ct Work, Ofiice Fittings, Window and Door Screens. Joiner and General Job Der, Estimates furnished. Both phones.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING,
ASTHMA CURE.

A POSITIVE cure for Asthma has been
 found. Price Sl per bottle, Hun dreds cured by this medicine. HSVsr put on the market until now Any one days treatment. William Fowler, iJ Broad street. City.
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FLORIST.
GROCERIES AND MEATS.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
HOTEL JEFFERSON, EUROPEAN.

LIGHT, Airy Rooms. Comfortable Beds
 Free Baths. Transient rooms, Soc. 75c, & l. Weekly, S2 to S6. ". C. Augur. Mgr, 440 State st. open all night.
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GEORGE E. LATHAM. Carpenter and
 Builder. Special attention to Jobbinp No ll45 Campbell avenue, West Haven C7nn Telephone 55Sl-a
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

one cent d word for each insertion, or hvc cents word for seven times.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE---R. B. Mallory, Auc-
 tioneer and Appraiser, l123 Chapel Phone 2360 Residence 434 Edge wood Ave Phone 24Sl-2. Household safes a specially.
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AUCTION SALE on REAL psTATr
MEDICAL.

One cent a word for each insertion, or Ave cents a word for seven times.
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AWNING MAKERS, DECORATORS.

rLosSoN < ININGsBuRf--6tO Chapel
 sireet The hot summer dayH arc near, and you will need awnings Tor your windows and porohes We nahe i,he,s Canopies for Weddings and deeo'9.ttii'oanla for Receptions. Estimates lutnls.,ea,, a, a, Don't foget that we are the people that "fool the sun.' Telephone loo6-o'
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FOR sAJE--Furnished room house. 15l
 Meadow street Rooms always filed Place can be inspected any time. Par. ties leaving town. jy23 If
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DOGS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

one cent q word for each insertion, or five cents a word for seven timer
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SITUATION wANTEb--FENIAi.L.

one cent word Tor each insertion, or live cents Il word for seyen times
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,. W. BARROWs--2S Admiral st ron
 tract Carpenter and Builder speciaI attention to Jobbing, Estimates fur. nished.
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SMALL X PALMER--Carpente yvorl,
 and general Jobblng Estimates f,,rA nished. 695 Quinnlpiao ave. phona 2032-4
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Attest:
 M. A. MORAN, JR., $50 2t Asst, City Clerk.
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COMMITTEE .,N 9N SEWERS AND

COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 SQl ARES
 The Committee on Sewers and Squares oc the Board ot Aldermen will hold public hearing in Room io-il, City Hall Friday october 2 l9nS. at o'clock D. m for the consideration of the following petitions
 Petition of Toole X Maglnn for the establishment of q sewer of more ea- paciiy than the present one on Church street between Chapel and Meadow streets petition of ihe park eommis sloners for exchange of land between tho city and the N N N 1T x II K, lt co at Fort Hale part petition If the trustees of the estate of Eli Whit ney for the city to take over sewers on Whitney avenue, Clin street and Edge hill road petition of X Porto, et alsa for sewer on Rock street between State and View streets petition of Al derman John J. Chandler et als fer public park along the cast side of Boulevard sewer from Congress ave nue to Chapel street
 All persons interested In the forcgn- ing ate herby notined 10 bo present and be heard thereon without further uo. tice
 Per order
 WILLIAM II. MABLoWE,
 Chairman. Attest
 M. A. MORAN. IR..
 s3o 9t Asst City Clerk
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EXAMINATIONS ASSISTANT JAM
 TORS or SCHOOLS Departmental Education, City of New Haven Salary $500 per annpm), Civil Service Headquarters, Room 10,
 City lIall
 New Haven Conn Sept 25, i918 Notice is hereby given that on Fri day, october ?, 1908, at o'clock D. m.. in the aldcrmanlc chamber, City Hall. a complete examination will be held to ascertain the fitness of candidates for above named positions
 Candidates will bo required to obtain a rating of seventy per centum or over. In the following subjects to be declared eligible Reading writing from mem ory, handwriting local knowledge, technical Knowledge
 Examination will begin at ? o'clock D m and concluded at 1 o'clock ?. m. Application blanks and further in formation will be furnished at head quarters daily ceXcept Saturday) be tween t2 and 1 o'clock 9 m.
 Applications correctly executed must be hled with the secretary in person on or before Wednesday, September 30, l90S, at o'clock 2. m
 EDWARD E, REED, President. Attest:
 J, P. DONOVAN.
 s2S St Secretary.
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E. II. BAHHY--Carpenter and but1dar
 Estimates furnished, Jobblng promnt ly attended to, and work of the best k0 Judson avenue. Telephone
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THE sEApRooK & SMITH CARRIAGE

CO.--Manufacturers of Fine Car riages. Some Light Surreys and Arch- Axle Runabouts for the September fairs. Come and sec them Repairing and Painting Carriages and Automo- piles.
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BOTTLERS.
CARRIAGE PAINTING.

CARRIAGE, Truck and Automobile
 Painting General jobbing of all kinds Frederick c. Reynolds. 1S3-1s5 Grand avenue. Phone SS23
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cARRIAGE REPAIRS,

j. T. BREEN--S7 Greene St. Carriage
 and Automobile Painting and Repair, ing, Carriage work speciality All work guaranteed, Telephone iS64-2.
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District of New Haven. ss. Probate
 Court. September 2s, 1908. ESTATE OF ERASfCs W. CrRRGER, late of New Haven. in said District, deceased
 The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance it ls ORDERED. That tho 5th day of Oc- tober. lqlS at ten o'clock in tho fore ni New Haven, In said District. he ap- pointed for a hearing on the allowance of said account and that notice of the time and place of said hciring be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having cireula- tion u said District.
 By the Court
 JOHN L. GTLSON. s2A 8t Clerk.
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CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
 SEWERS AND MATERIALS City Engineers Onlce No ll city Hall,
 New Haven. Ct, Sept 2g. l91S. Sealed proposals win be received dt this eiiire untli r m october 2. lHaS for constructing sewers in Monroe street from Clay street to Alton street Alton street from James street to Monroe street, 1ud Irving streot from Boulevard e Norton street. Blank forms nt proposal. and any information concerning plans, speeifea- tions, bonds. etc. will bo furnished upon application
 No proposal will be received after the lime specified and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not prop- erly nllCd out wil be rejected 'ihe right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 By order of
 THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 C. w. KELLY, City Engineer.
 s30 3t
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HORSE COLLARS.
HORSES.

CARLOAD of horses win arrive to nor
 row morning Horses of all weight Every kind of a horse you want you can find at lS5 Commerce street Geo. F. Cripps,
 II. r. CANNON--iS2-lS4 George st. Blne
 Front Auction Sale and Commission Stables. Auction every Friday at 1:30 D. Tn. Phone 3073-2.
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SALEM

Mrs. Chas. Hitler of Bristol, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Keigher of Chicago, is Wis
ting her mother Mrs. Van Vie.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Manning enter
tanned their brother and family of Chi
cago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bloss are en-
Pertaining their parents Of Kenosha.
Tom Manning was Kenosha visitor
Saturday.
A number of Chicago people came
out to spend Sunday at the lakes.
Mrs. Chas. Curtis of Kenosha, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mrs. A. w. Burdick and Mrs. W. Gar
land were Racine visitors Saturday.
j Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Foster, Jr., visit
ed relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Wilkinson and son of Burling-
ton, are visiting her mother this week
on her way home from Chicago.
The Old Settlers picnic at Paddocks
Lake was largely attended and great
many people from afar came to. cele-
brate the day.
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TIMBER SALE

20 acres Of white oak trees, forty
feet high. Also trees suitable for ties
and shingles. Facilities for transpor-
taticn, marketing. manufacturing and
hauling unsurpassed and at the mini
mum cost and delay A Portable Mill
will clean up this timber inside three
months or if desired it may remain
standing for two years.
These "Monarchs of the Forest
(nearly 1900 by actual count, many
running 81 cords to a tree) as costly
and almost as rare as Mahogany in
this country, will be sold outright al
once and for cash. Elizabeth B. Han
nan. Real estate Office. Hannah Park.
Sub Division. Prairie avenue, five
minutes walk west Of city limits. Ke-
nosha, Wis. 81
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TURNS OVER CONTRACT
Simmons Company Finds Way to Settle
Troubles Over Sidewalk Bond

The troubles between the city and
the Simmons Manufacturing Company
in regard to the bond for the building
of the sidewalk on Pearl street has
been amicably settled as the officials
of the company found their way out
Of the difficulty without acceding to
the demands Of the Common Council
After the Council had refused to make
any concession in regard to the bond
on Monday afternoon the matter was
taken up by the company and Joseph
Bendt, a regular licensed sidewalk
builder, was given the contract for the
completion of the work of building the
walk and while no changes were made
in the men employed on the work, the
work is now being done under the name
of regularly licensed sidewalk builder
and the city can make no effort to stop
the work. It is just possible that there
may be some trouble in getting the
ordinance for the change in the walk
line passed, but most of the aldermen
appear to be satisfied with the matter
as it now stands.
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RESUME WORK SEPTEMBER Is
John 0. Jones and Railway Co. Reach
An Agreement for Paving of Streets

John 0. Jones and Railway Go. Reach
An Agreement for Paving of Streets
At a conference held in Racine on
Tuesday afternoon arrangements were
made by which the work of paving on
Grand avenue and Newell street will
be rushed to completion. The confer
ence was called by Alderman Higley
of the Fourth and simons Of the Thru
ward and the men took Superintendent
Willis Russell and Engineer Gerhaghty
ofatae railway company with them to
Racine to talk the matter over. The
officials of the railway company agreed
to 1haEe all of the tracks in on Newell
street and Grand avenue by the middle
Of next week and Jones has agreed to
resume the work of paving on Sept. Is.
1t is claimed that this will give plenty
Rof time Tor the completion Of the two
pavements before the opening Of the
cold weather. An effort was made to
have the work on Market street in
cluded, but the railway company and
Contractor Jones could reach no ar
.rangenlent in regard to the uncomplet-
ed paving on Market street and it now
seems certain that this work will have
go over until next year
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IMPORTANT TO WIDOW PENSION
ERS

Widows receiving an increased pen
sion under the Act of April 10, 1905
are not responding to the request to
mail their pension certificates to the
U. S. Pension Agent at Milwaukee It
is all important that these certificates
be at once mailed to him to be stamped
for increased rate. No vouchers for
October payment can or will be mailed
till certificates have been stamped with
the twelve dollar rate. F. H. Magde.
burg, U. S. Pension Agent. DIV
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE

Mrs. Louise hall Of Chicago, is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. Stanley.
Mrs Lottie Bemendorfer of Chicago,
visited at the home of her brother,
Richard Reynolds during the week.
Mrs. Milton Hubbard of Iowa, VISIT
ed her brother VIM. Hollenbeck and
family over Sunday.
Mrs. Earl King and daughter Mar
jorie, are spending few weeks with
her parents in oneboygan.
An Old People s service will be held
at the M. E. church on Sunday, Sept.
IS, at 1890 a. m. All the elderly peo-
pie are invited to come and hear the
old hymns sung.
An entertainment and ice cream
social was held at the church uednes-
day evening.
Miss Leola Boyce of Milwaukee, Wis
tied over Sunday at Albert Barter S.
John Lewis and family Of Kenosha,
spent Sunday evening at Fred Barter S.
Mr. Griffin of Decatur, Mich, is Wis
iting his daughter Mrs. Arthur Halle.
B. r. DeVoe has sold his farm to Mr..
TAFT
F. Lucas did the threshing in this
neighborhood during the past week.
All report a fine yield.
Mrs. John Evans and two children
Of Salem, spent Tuesday at Arthur
Barter's. ~
-4e Ladies Aid Society meets this
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ella
Grove. All come, as there is a great
amount Of work on hand and your help
is needed.
Frank Mcneil and family went to
Kansasville, the last Of the week in
their auto to visit his wife's parents.
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MAY BE CLIFFORD
Man Who Killed. Himself May Have
Formerly Worked at Simmons Plant

Man Who Killed. Himself May Have
Formerly Worked at Simmons Plant
The remains of the unknown man
found on the banks of the Kenosha
River on last Friday afternoon have
not as yet been identified and they
are still being held At the Miller
norgue. several people have declared
that the remains are those of man of
the name of Richard clifford who form
ely worked at the Simmons factory.
The remains were identified as those
of Clifford by several people but the
foreman Of the room in which Clifford
work was positive that the dead man
was not Clifford. Clifford formerly
lived at the Orth hotel and it is thought
that he went out to Powers Lake q
week ago. lie has not been seen since
that time. Hundreds of people nave
visited the morgue in an effort to iden-
tify the man.
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RSEE 4 Il SSS ~
sOMERS

On Friday evening Of this week Sept.
A, the Ladies o. the Methodist church
will give an ice cream social at the
home Of Mr.. and MIS- J. J. Barrows.
Everybody is cordially invited.
a large number Of people from this
(. neighborhoed attended the Old Settlers
picnic at Paadocks lake Thursday.
John Grey spent Sunday at Russell,
Ill. ''s3 ~
Albert Bullamore spent Saturday and
Sunday in Chicago. 'a7n
Special services were held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Rev. James McNaryo ofdeiated
Miss Margaret Bennett Of Triumph,
ILL.,, is visiting with her aunt Mrs. J,
II. Bullamore.
John DeCook was unfortunate in los
ing a horse one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bishop and Mrs.
Spence have returned from the north
ern part of the state where they have
spent the summer. 'ei'l h.tf aa
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Dixon spent
Sunday with friends at Syllyania.
Edward Yule of Grand Island, Neb.,
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. +. Yule. III n#
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Barrows and
family spent Sunday with. l5fr friends in
Racine vottof ... ~
Mrs Gillett Of sylvania, visited with
her sister Mrs. Enoeh Haigh during
the past week. r. g. 4.a 2aas
G. 0. Hitler Of Racine spent Sunday
with his mother. as
Mrs A. Bishop and children Of Green
Bay, are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman j. Strong.
The sad news Of the death Of the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Burgess of Chicago was received Sun
day The remains were brought 4 here
and inferred at lakewood Cemetery.
Miss Ethel Learned has been engaged
to teach in school district No T.
Mr. and Mrs Martenson and daugh-
ter of Evanston, ILL.,, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Bishop
the past week
Mrs. James E. Spencer is entertain
ing her nieces from Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gorton of Ra-
cine, visited the home Of Mrs. Leet
the past week
Mrs. Silver and daughter Miss Gladys
Silver of Racine, visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Bullamore over
Sunday.
M. A. Rasmussen made a business
trip to GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
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To AID The Highways
Great Convention Of Good Roads
Advocates To Be Held in Mil
waukee Next Week
KEN0SHA TO SEND DELEGATES

While little has been done in the
way Of improving country highways in
Kenosha and other counties this year,
it is understood that efforts will be pros
ecuted with renewed vigor in 1909.
Farmers, as rule want the best roads,
for it means much to them, but great
many are opposed to paying for maca,
dam or other substance, claiming that
to do so would be strictly benefit to
the owners of automobiles more than
the granger. One farmer, in the city
today, said: 'fWhy, as it is now, we
can hardly drive our horses on the
average highway, without being crowd
cd into bitches and meeting with acct
dent. What would the conditions be
with perfect roads? I was coming to
town yesterday and [ met two ma
chimes numbered from Hi ois. My
horse became frightened. Did the OPP
.eTators of these automobiles stop?
we'll I guess not. My horse ran into
the ditch. | jumped out and managed
to stop the beast. The automobile
went down the road in cloud
OF dust..n
The state good roads convention is
to be held in Milwaukee on Sept. 8.
Delegates are expected to be there from
all counties in the state Kenosha city
will send a couple. of representatives
and the country districts will also send
delegates. Low rates have been secur-
ed on the railways. This year the CON
yention will be held in the large Turn
er Hall on Fourth street. Many promi-
hent speakers have promised to be
present.
Hon. Thomas Emmerton, president of
the State Society Of Equity, will give
a talk. Hon. Horatio S. Earle, the
Michigan state highway commissioner
win tell how they are building hundreds
Of miles Of good roads in his state.
Mr.. Colgrove of Hastings, Michigan,
las promised to come and tell how
the Hastings people have succeeded in
building many miles CT good roads I'M
der the Michigan state aid law. Any
enc who is at all interested in good
roads will listen to Mr. Colgrove with
much pleasure and profit. Senator Arm
strong of New York, one of the authors
of the New York state aid law, has
promised to be present and tell of the
experience of his state.
If you are interested in getting bet
ter roads for your community it will
pay for you to attend this convention.
The highway division Of the state
geological survey is preparing an in
teresting exhibit at the state fair which
those who attended the fair should not
fail to see. There are various forms
of concrete culverts built in such way
as to show all the details of how to go
about it, After carefully looking over
these culvefts any road overseer should
be able to build permanent culvert in
the best possible maner. The exhibit
also contains some split log drags and
other things of interest to practical
road builders.
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ENTERTAINs FIRE CHIEFS
Chief Isermann Entertains Fire Fight
tiers From Michigan Cities

Chief Of the Fire Department Henry
IseTmann was host yesterday afternoon
to Chief Q. E. sullivan Of the tire de-
.paftnient of Fargo, South Dakota, and
Chief Minor Of the department Of Me
nominee, Mich, who had been with
the Kenosha chief and others at, the
National Convention at Columbus, Q.
The visiting chiefs stopped off at Ke-
.nSsha for4asdayson their return trip and
they were royalty entertained by. Chief
Isermanr- and. other city officials. They
were, taken for a trip about the city
in automobiles and shown the fire
fighting apparatus Of Kenosha. They
seemed to think that Kenosha had a
Splendid equipment for city Of its
size. It is probable that the visit Of
the chiefs to Kenosha will result in
Kenosha manufacturers selling some
hook and ladder wagons in the two
cities.
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First publication Sept. 3, 1908.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

KENoSHA COUNTY COURT:-In Probzte.
N In the matter of the estate of Emmz
Catherine kellogg, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims aud
demands ofall persons against Emma Catherine
kellog, deceased, late of the town of Salem
IN said County of Kenosha, will be examined
and adjusted by the County Courtof KegosF~
County al the regular terms of said court to be
holden at the County Court Room, in the CITY
OF kenosha, in and for said County, on the drsl
tuesday ct December, A. D. 1908, and on the 6rs4
Tuesday of March A. D. 1900. at ten O'Clock
a. NJ OF those days; also that the time uutiI ana
Including the first Tuesday of February g.
l9O9, is the time allowed and limited for cred
uors OF said Emma Catherine KeIlog deceased. tie
present their claims for examination aud Al
Iowauce. as E0 lG
Dated at Kenoshas the 1st day of Septeas be-
A. D. 1908. BY the Court
RUSSELL 81. sSLOSSOhy,
VIZ 5Ga County Judge
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s-=-@-r----s-'------ -----------------~----------
rs 1O3 YEARS OLD
Grandma Getting Well Known Here
Celebrates Noteworthy Anniversary

Celebrates Noteworthy Anniversary
Grandma Getting, otherwise known
as Mrs. Sally G. Getting, one Of the
first of the pioneer women of Kenosha
county celebrated the 103rd anniver-
sary Of her birth recently at Elgin, III.
She is the Oldest resident of McHenry
county in that state and is probably the
Oldest woman living in this section Of
the country. Mrs. Getting is the widow
of the late G. G. Getting. She came
with her husband to Kenosha in the
late Sthirties and for many years re
sided in the town of Bristol. She was
widely known among the people Of
Bristol
Grandma Getting is still hale and
hearty and in perfect physical health.
She entertained party Of friends on
her recent anniversary and declares
that she is going to live to be 10
years old.
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Superintendent Zimmers Of City
Schools Assigns instructors
for the Coming Year
FEW CHANGES WILL BE. MADE ADJ:
Superintendent Has Sought as Far as
Possible to Keep Che Teachers
in Their Old Positions
Schools Open Tuesday

City Superintendent Of Schools P. J.
Zimmers today completed the work Of
assigning the teachers for the coming
school year and as far as possible the
teachers have been left in charge Of
the same rooms as they were last year.
School will open on Tuesday morning
and while there will be many new
teachers, every possible effort has been
made to arrange the teachers in a man
ner most satisfactory to them and to
the school patrons. Most of the teach
ers will return to Kenosha on Saturday
and be ready for the opening session
on Tuesday The following is the list
of teachers and the assignment made
for the year.
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COUNT I 10 GET PAY
Estate Of Nels Christensen Departed
Being Settled Up

Kenosha county will not be forced te
pay for the care of Nels Christensen
the Dane who was deported the latter
part of last week, as 1t is discovered
that he has an estate amounting to q
little over hundred dollars Ia this
county. The estate consists entirely of
money in the First National Bank and
IS now in the hands OF a guardian
appointed by the County Court. The
bill fer the care of Christensen amount
ing to $4S has been fled with the
{ anty Court and has been referred
to the guardian of the estate. Tt is not
thought that the relatives of the mar
will make sny contest to the payment
c1 the claim.