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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01
PRAISE JIM O'NEIL
 FOR HIS BRAVERY
Bicycle Policeman Gets Honorable Men.
 tiOn by Police Board.
Saves Life of Lad-Matters Discussed
 by Police Board.

Commissioner James H. Kershaw at the meeting of the Police Commission last night offered resolution of thanks to Bicycle Policeman O'Neil for his bravery in rescuing Joe Schiseneck. aged years. of Lind1ey street, from downing in the muck and water of Berkshire pond, August 26 The po- iceman dove into the pond as the child was going down for the last time and rescued him. The resolution was passed unanimously. Commission CT Coughlin said policemen should be commended for. especially good work since there was no hesitancy in criti- cising them for their mistakes. The awarding of medals to heroic patrol men was suggested.
 A copy of the resolution will be sent to Policeman O'Neil and the action of the board in regard to appreciating his work will be recorded upon the roster card Of the coura geous patrolman.
 The facts of the rescueE have been sent to the Carnegie Hero Fund Com mission, but no reply has been receiV- ed up to date.
 President Hill and Judge Coughlin were appointed committee to investi- gate and report upon a communication from the Bikur Ckclin congregation adjoining the Second Precinct station, asking that the city exchange a few feet of the land belonging to the sta tior for several feet of the property belonging to the synagogue.
 The Bridgeport Automobile Co., noti- fled the board that it would store the auto-patrol for s750 a month. This is dead Storage,'' not including the washing of the car. Until Mayor Lee returns from his vacation nothing can be done about erecting garage in the rear of police headquarters, and until one is erected it is probable that the garage of the Bridgeport Automo- bile company will be used.
 John Shequin was appointed spec ial policeman. He is employed at the Hartmann Brewery and lives at 6S5 East Main street. He was formerly special policeman but resigned on ac- count of i'll health.
 H. A. Williams, janitor of the Surety building resigned from the special po- lice force. stating that he was about to leave the city.
 Clerk Smith was ordered to get the badge from Special Policeman o. B. Schreiber who has lost his job as watchman for the Ashcroft Manufac- turing Co.,, and has therefore no need for a shield.
 The board ordered a communication sent to the city treasurer requesting that he report to the board the present condition of the Police Pension fund.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01
Still Far to Dig
 To Recover Bodies

New Haven, Oct. 1.-Coroner Mix states that he has not taken any new testimony in regard to the cave-in on the work of laying the new water pipes out to Maltby lake but he ex- poets to resume his work on the case to-day. The work of digging for the bodies of the four men who were bur- jed in the cave-in was continued to- day. The men have now reached the to the tunnel and also re- moved about 45 feet of earth in the shaft but have still about 100 feet to cover which will take couple of days vet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01
, OF THE POPULATION

OF THE U. S. live in rural districts remote from phy- sicians or drug stores and they are obliged to depend upon proprietary medicines to a very great extent.
 To the women in these homes such standard remedies as Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound come as boon and a blessing. Records show that it has cured more women of those dread feminine ills than any other remedy. -sA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01

Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache, kidney, bladder and urin- ary trouble. Do not risk having Bright's disease or diabetes. F. B. Brill, local agent *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01
Tomorrow, Saturday

H. Dillon & Co.,, 1105 Main street They will offer extraordinary values, in fall and winter millinery, shirt waists, petticoats, feather boas, suits, coats, capes, raincoats and separate skirts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-01

The latest wrist bag novelty which smart women are carrying is of green leather, with a soft, delicately grained finish. The frame is of gilt and the lining of white moire.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Ths approximate amount % the lien or
cha~ze. % satisfy which the above described
property o. 90 b. SOLD ~ TNeUty-tWo hundred
and farty-siN aud so-lo0 Dollars So 9f6 sOl.
With interest thereon from the sth dav of
Huce amounting 20 k-oi -. with interest from
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF th..
taxes. assessments ana water rates. or other
liens. which tp Re allowed % the pur-
chaser out - the purchase money. or paid by
tie Referee. Is SlSji a and interest =
Dated. New York. October End. 1909
tHAS 7. COHN Refere-
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned %
Frida~. Notcuibcr e6ti. 1909. - the same time
and place.
DATED. Nsv York November 18Th 1900
tIiAS t. tNHN. Referee
TIE foregoing sale hereby further al
1purusd o. F~idar reftm mher 3Td 1892 at
th- same time ana place
Dated. New York November @Gth ts0a
HAS T. COIN Referc-
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
fournsd % FRIDAY December 10Th iqup Al
Tire same time aud place
Dated. sew York. December 3rf. 1902
GHAS l.. tOHN. Referee
The foregoing sale j. hereby further ad-
fourned % FridaY. December fTth. IS0a. Al
th~ same time and place
Dated, New York December Iofh teoa
thAS T. cOHN. Referee
The foregoing sale a. hereby further al
tourned 20 Friday. December cath. 1900. al
tho same time aud plsss.
Dated. New York. December 1Tth. 1900
SAAs. l. CQHN. Referees.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
EoREcCosUhe SALES

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Tw snty-t4ird Ware B9nk Of the CITY o.
IN pursuance u Judgment ~ foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action aud bearing date the 10Th day
Of October 1903. the undersigned the
public auction. a. the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos lf-l6 Nesey street. in the Borough ot
day of Novfmher 1900 a. l. o'clock noon
that day. hy Joseph r. Day. Aurtioneer. the
and therein described as follows.
Al that certain plot piece or parcel ot
theteon erected sitlate, Iying ani being IN
the Borough cf Manhattan. OF the city %
Torls bounded and described as follows
BegiRning - point on or ,he Southerly side
The corner formef hy the intersection of the
ScutheTiy SIDE OF i4Sfh street with the East
eElf 80" ~ 'I.anNeN FuhhIhI Lusute Edet-
e-ly along The South@riy side % i4Sth street
% feet inches thence Southsrlv parallel
With I3roadTsy "a feet II inches 20 the centre
line % he block: thence westerly along said
centre line ~ the block. % feet inches:
thence Nortr@rlN parallel With Broadway %
feet ~ inches % tho point or place ot be
ginning
of land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate wing and being IN
The Borough 81 Manhattan city. county and
state % New York. bounded and described as
Bcsinuinz ~ = point on the southerly side
two feet siN inches East@rly from the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the Southeriy
sidC Of l46th Street aud the Easterly side of
Broadway. formerly Eleventh Avenue or Bou-
leyard. running thence Southeriy parallel with
Broadway and part Of the way through a
paItv wall uIEetv-rine feet ana eleven inches
70 the centre line of the block. thence East
~rlv along said centre line Of the block.
fhirty- seven feet six inches. thence Northsrfv
again parallel 18th Broadway. ninetv nine
feet eleven inches 20 the South-rlv side 81
1f"th street. and thence Westerly along the
Southsrly side II fi6th street thirty-seveu
feet six inches e. the point or place % begin
ming Re said several dimensions more or less
Dated. New York. October 22nd 1903
tHhS. 4 TDHN. Referee
LENOW. MACKELLAR a WELLS Attorneys
f"t Plaintiff. +S cedar Street. Manhattan
Naw York CITY
To. fo'iouiuS IS a diagram ~ the property
- he sold its street numbers are 54S-55.
Wet ] f6th street
1f6th Street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
CITATIONS.

rHE PEOPLE or TIE STATE OF. SEW
York. b. the Grace 9f ,.2, CO. Free and Iade-
snce McCullsgh, .AndreV 7 McCullsgh: Mary
Francis Bradford. Alexander Paysou Knapp
Mar constance Day Chovel the persons who
are entitled absoiutely or eontinsentiy b. the
thomas McMuiien. deceased. or by operation
- law. 20 share - tle several ipnds or -.
VIII or the proceeds 81 any property held
~ aid Trustess as gsrS ; - 80 ne trusts ere,s4
tne United states Fidelity end Guaranty COM
pany, as surety On the bono oi Alexander
s-s aS.hv sitsd snd ragairsd per-onsIiy. 10
- aud appear before our Surrogato OF the
COUNTY of New York; =, tae sgrro,gateS, court
in tie -ourty q New York on the fourteenth
day q January. 1910. a. half-pasf ten o'clock
stt.nS ypon the judicial settlement OF TIE
Account of the Proceedings Of William l.
Tr,ist-.z under the Iast wiz ANA Testament
-,,-,g rS Ne,v YorF" decsssed ana s1.sh -
h., oar staTdian. n YOU hsVs one. or n y,l
sppointef or IA the event - your neglect
or failure 20 do 50 guardian Will b- ap-
Tor you on the proceeding
seal o., the Surrogstes' court % TIE
fseall said County % New York 20 be here
witness HSa ASnsr 9 Thomas a surro-
raj. - our said county a. the county %
Sev YORK ths 2Gth day % November. in the
.ear 81 our Lord one thouEaUd nine hundred
DANIEL J. DOwDNET.
clerk of the Surrogafes' Court
THF PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW YORK.
hy tie grace ~ TOD free and ludependent--
To Diana Ughetta. Golenha Ehetfs and Maria
TTghefta an4 20 al perrons interested iu the
matter q the judicial settlement or the accounts
~ Peter 4. shetts. Trustee tor jerome l.
q 'gfefts under the laFt VIII and Testament e
county of Union ard state of New Jersey. de-
ceased as creditors legatees. next of Kin
ofEeraisr. send greetlDg- hou AM each of you
are hereby cited ana required personally % b
and appear before our surrogate ot Tie county
- Ncw T1rk % the Surrogate . Court - rsid
COUNT. hrli o. the Hall ~ Records in ths
Dountv of NeU York on the 2jth day of Janusry.
1910 90 half past teu % clock IN the forenoon =
tiaf dar tl-l ard there 20 attend "a fuiieidl
sefflsnfut . the account - prorfeliugf - Peter
l. Ughstta. a. Trustre for Jerome l. Igtetta
under the lasf Wiu aud Testament - Giovanni
R shetfa. dco~assi. ana such - you are
hersbg cited. under the Bse ~ tUsnfp- one
.sarr are f~,luifed % appear h3 fDur Euardiau.
M you have one N you have none. % appesr r
ana apply flT one 20 D. appointed. n tie
event q your neglect or failure O. % %.
guardian Niu he appointed ~ the surrogate %
represent ana ar for vou IN The pToCeedins
II Testimony " hereof We have caused the seal
Of the Eurrusates' Court % the said county %
New York 20 h. hereunto sffi1ed. Wit
IL = ness. Hon. John 3. cohaisn a sur
County ~ New TorE. che 7th DAY - Deceulher.
IN the year - our Lord one thousand rine hun
drea and nine. DANIEL =. DOW pSEF.
clerk of the suIogatsk' Court.
PHILLIPS a AVERY. AftoTnsys Tor Petitioner.
Al Par. Ros. Msnhsttzn. New iork City.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
oROPOSALS.

OTFICE oF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
master. washington. q. @. trakoma sub
StaticnI. November =. liHs- sealed proposals
VIII be- received here until II o'clock noon.
December - 1909. and thea opened. Tor thu
construction of an electric lighting system az
FoIt Washington Md. Information furnished
on application Plans aud specifications NAV
p. az this once and also al the ofiCe %
the chief Quarferruasrer. Department. % the
TaFt GoVeruur'a Island. y Y. deposit of
sic 90 r~auired for s.ck set Of plans loaned 40
insure sale return % same. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should bs iIdcrsed Pro
y0ssls for Electric Lighting system az Fore
Washington. Md" and addressed Captain
L. 1. pETIIS. Constructing Guartermaster,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
Femsle-


cIfsMBERMAID-S SEAMsTREss-T ca
pfble girl. willing 20 be generally useful.
y y, Aiss Fitzgerald's Bureau. sos 9Th ave.
entrance sed -
CooK.-Ftrst class. French. German. American
cooklns las friend chsmtermaid and "ait-
lexington ave. cor SSth 81 Tel. i92S-Plsza-
cot PLE-GerIasn woman. hrst class cook.
nan. butler. generally useful excellent ref
erences, city or out Morrow Bureau. Tei
Le1ington ave cor ssh, Tel la2s-Piazs
HOUsEWoRKER. Finnish girl city or
short distance IN country. wages SIG 70 SIS
Yields Bureau, 90 columbus ave. Tel GsS4-
Schuy or.
LArNDR EsS-TLorouEhl experienced IN
doing me laCes. linens. sheets collars clTs.
excellent references, city or ccuntrv. n. Miss
Eltzgerald-s Buresu. 503 5th ave. entrance aga.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN ss invalid nurse for
LADY. give ssaEg- citE reference. Wrft4. ap-
peintins interview. evening. 800 West End ave
SCRsE--By young French-Americsn girI from
country well educated hest references go
An ave. FRS, hoor-
->UksE-Neat ycung Gerrnan. sxperienced. !.
infant or grown: good seamstressi has
friend chamhermeid and waitress. city or
aNc-- COZ 5ell
HUHsE-English. hospital trained. viii take
eltire charge - infant or Young child. ten
years experience. excellent references 7,
Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. Jo3 9TH ave. en-
other chsmnernaid ana waitress. good
seamstresss highly recommended. 20 any dis
tauce. Norrow's Bureau. T21 Lexington ave.
cor asth- Tel 192s-Pisza
TWO GIRLs-First class cook. other lauu-
oress. chsmbermaid or waitress. has friend
any distance- MorroV's Bureau. al LeAing-
ton ave. cor. 5sth.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

USEFUL MAN.-Dsne. 81. used 20 taking
care OF horses ana COWS, 3 careful driver.
strictly temperate. but speaks no English
ADDRESS. Anton Hausen. 3TJ Pacinc ST,
Brooklyn
USEFUL MAS.-Just landed. speaks French and
Italian; best references: private family; city
or country Nicolas, 503 West 33d
USEFUL MaN.-Good mixer. criy-r.. furnace
Wsr. cleaner. floors windows brass HANDY
win tools. willing. sober. honest: wages mod
crate; referelces- a, BOX Is. Tribune once
USEFUL MANY young colored man; in pr
vats fsnuily: two years 5fh ave reference:
countr, preferred Address George. care n ".
Ec0tt West SSth 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
IOST-8ANKBoOKS.

RASKROnK No 447 200 Of th- Uuion psrle ~av-
inEs Bank l. missing. Any person having a
claim 90 it hereby csli@ft upon % present the
Ean@ within ten Cdys or submit 70 having said
Easshook cancelled ana new one issued
bANkROOK No 5y5 $50 u the I-nion Diras say
i1gs Rank H. missing AUv person having a
claim 20 10 T. hsrehv callet up'u present th@
same within ten d. submit 20 Ia ing said
Dasshook cancelled and r. rev one .s-Ief
LOST -Barkbook No e.l50 Harlem SAVINGS
Bank. Payment stopped Kindly return % hank.
LOST. -BankbooE No 300 4st q Dry Dock say
fnss Institution Arv person having claims
upFn said book IL cai.Cd 20 present
ssnfs 20 the hank within thirty days 1r the salI
noak Hill Be declared cancelled and eNtinEI -EcI
snd new cne issued n lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
EoR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. TELEPHONE BOOTHS.
tables. chairs. wsrdrobes. mirrors. wall nxt-
ures. business furniture al kinds FINN
BROTHERS As Broadway 30 Franklin ~
BILLIARDS. pool and new patent combination
tables, lowest prices. supplies repairs, bowl
Ing alley builders. pecker'z. 100 East Ota At
Est 1880.
XMAS GlE~rs OK CREDIT Diamonds. Watches
JeWclry. send for Illustrated Catalogue No. %
\. " SWEET 4 90. - Mai1sn Lane.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
CANDIES.
r. hUMBERT,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

80. . WOOSTER ST. near Canal -.
TIE only manufacturer of the original old-fssh-
ioued hand made chocolate cream drops. me hOn-
hons and chocolates. also importer OF fancy boxes
notto~s fruits and msrrons glaces. &c all can
dies Of his Owl manufacture warranted pure sugar
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sunday schools supplied AZ lowest prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

s. uUa PFR YEAR ineome on each Investment
- Sffg ~ iu orange and grapefruit orchards:
plant aud cultivate send for information.
Huena ista Fruit GO. 16O Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
INSTRUCTION.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
I'D Street @ West End Avenue
For Both Sexes-Country.
CHAPPAOuA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE,

NsIhslla Westchestsr County. y Y.
C0-Educatioual Friends school. 40th year
New Buildings and Equipment. % miles from
-. Y. 80 acres. 500 feet altitude. separate de-
pavtnents for each sex; Preparatory. CONNER
ctsl. Manual Training. Elocution. Music. separate
department and HOME Mother for Young children
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
MISC ElIANEOUS.

SAVINGS BANK ds7oSitors UiU learn ~ some
thing 10 their Immediate hnancial advantage D.
addressing Dspositor. Boa ~, Tribune Cfi-e.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
WORK WANTED.
Male


ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
ctsires engagement opening. closing hslercing
topks svstsnsti7sr. Boz 81. Tribune oHice
cLERK-Yogng man. IS. wishes position a:
r.tersncss. \. Bandler. TeS East oar -.
CHACFFErR R.-Germsn. 20: married: careful
driver good ,nechsnie. Pune,usi' Wiling 10
reference fTom last employer. Bslsnser. iss2
CHAUFFEUR and MEcHANGC.-Lons expert
ENGINEER and JASITOR: nrst class apartment
house: IS wears eNperiencc; plumber and
sieamrttsr by trade: Al CITY refarcnc's croth-
! wANI POSITION in osice. have esPeriesnes
snd Al reference; sPeak and write spsnish
can operate typewriter. and have knowledge ~
torsisn invoices aud shipping papers l. p. 3lf
] WISH 20 place my chauftsur. who has BEEN
in my employ tour years. coinpe' ent ineus.
class mechanic and willing 20 ray highest
wages. address r. Anderson. - Monroe 81
errinErel1. Mass.
I WISH 20 place my superintsnAsnt Who has
had charge q my farm and dairy for the last
se,sn years; thoroughly experienced m butter
gardening. expert IN the breeding 81 horses. cat
ile AMI sheep. Those wishing a first class man
sprinEheid. Mass
hariaare and electrical business. exceIisnt ref
orence. A. g. jordan y Rairh ave. llrpoklyn.
sALEsMAN.-Young man. -. setiye. intelli-
sent. convincing tslker; sell anything Kay.
liI3 42d st Brooklyn. AL week
situations wanted lor all kirds of oornln.rcisl
hslp. bookkeepers. cfArks. sten1grs pliers. etc.
NATIONAL. EMPLOYMENT ENCHA NGE.
a. W 42d -. Telephone $50 Bryant.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
thur. Y. Pres. Paul Il. wsrbuTg Treasurer. V
Evert MacN. Secretary: Jacob II Schif, Robert
" De Forest. Frederick =. Bourne, George
Blumenihsl Francis l. Hine
EDWARD v. CARPENTER. Manager.
STENoGRAPHER.-W educated. desires
position. references; m9dsrate salary. II.
n. Box :. Tribune Ofhee
YOUNG NAN. - bright as assistant book
keeper in financial export house. knOVledge
sterling exchange. quick and accurate a figures:
undenlshle references Address C. Chelsea. 80
West 18th -.
Young MAN. 80 a. plumh-rs helper. or At
snything, references. Crtttenden. l1s West
1sTth 81
YOUNG MAN usl. ambitions desires position.
fairly educated. one year with importing con
ely 81. NeD York City, y. y.
collector salesman: references Edw. Cog
gin. 40 West 1l3fh 81.
Female.
STENOGRA APIIER.-interested IN business;
accurate In receiving. and quick In getting
cut correspondence. willing. good appearance.
Helen SEYMOUR. General Deliver
YOUNG LADY for clerical Work or switchboard
operator: experienced; references NJ E. T..
bSo Atlantic ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
sruesses etc, 10 colleges. Schools and Families
Apply TO Mrs. VI J. YOUNG-FULTON
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
AUCTION SALES.

\ pNERrIs Es,fENTS AND So BsCRIFTIONS
n Tor The Tribune received az their ptoWn
once. No 1884 Broadway. between 86th and
sfth sis.. until p o cluc< D. Advertisements
received "a IN following trarch Offices a.
regular once rates until clock D. m Wa.
80 sth ave. ;. =. cor sd a. lSs ath ave. cor
l.ih at. lVi East lsth st.. 81 west scd st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

ALL MAKES. don: BUY. sell or exchange type-
writer until you consult with Us. Consu tati0n
free. Repairing. rebuilding. supplies. Liberty
supply Agency, i23 Liberty 81. Tei- Cortandt Sod4
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81. cataiosus
fTees al tnakes taken part payment. bargains
IN Uuderwoots- Peming-ons divers smiths
REMINGTON, 81 so. oliver. S1650; Smith and
table. S-25o. guaranteed 3S5s Beekman.
PitZheiner World Building
4 DVERTIsESIENTs AND 81 INSCRIPTIONS
= \ for The Tribune received az their Uptown
once, No. 1854 Broadway. between 56th and
S7th SITS. until 2 O'Clock n. Afv ertls6 Inents
received 20 the following branch offices az.
regular offioe rates until ocluck p. m. VIZ g.
ssS4 Sfh ave q. I'D ST.. rs SIN ave. ,or-
18th 81. i0f East ttth 81 " est 4ed 81. Lg
tween Ith and sth avcs-. 80 West l-3fh 90 1t3J
81 ave I6aB 81 near 6ist ST iIuS ist ave
near S1fh 81. 10 East 18TH 81 I5B fremont
ave. $50 81 ave. AMI any American District
1aIeeran Oh nfi-e
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
FURNISHED Rooms TO LEr.

55TH ST Is EAST ,5th ave sunny pari9r
foor ard small roouss Telephone.
44TH ST. l5T wEST.-Iarge and small rooms.
also skylight room suitable for artist
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
WATCHES AND JEWELEY.

WANT some nice ieWeiry. diamond pins. rings.
Ctc, ar bargain pTicsss Drop around a. the
LITTLE JEWELRT SHOP. NJ - 6tn ave tnesr
sth ST.. you Will be well repaid fer your TRIP.
Dou't forget Pawn tickets bought ana sold.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
AND TYPEwRIrEss.

T1PEWRTTER- all makes. rent
81 z<<xY ed. So month 500 machines SIS
RsNR1 $50; 8 months rental allowed 10
AaxDkk4 purchased TypeW ritter Sales Co
Cortlandt - Tel 1888 COrt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

n rlf -.Hrrr hus.nesr man. honest and ct49rreflc.
r. START or tfe advert. .sinE department. of a
ar-.r u.-s sferrr. call f1r interview. Room Al.
rHH..Hr riffur affer p. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

- II o-I.srHertai Craftsmen ror F1n1 iora. posi-
..-re rrtlrg SlHB r1 - .EHn YEARLY. t1 ~ 10
~rrt st crcr. business service Co.. 2"s S's
Frrarrlt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

~ NEN- F1al ssIar5 ouieE promotion. mon
Hsnate ~ art.ug ss asslstsrt supaTirtei'i"l.t.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

rEFIU..CfD gsiier out cabinets ard posrals
,s" A ST. FIotoEra7her, ~" tre 80, jersey
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

s.I-.5Ts- our iae q me Christmas and
SOC Years csrfs. sen1 stamp f'r catal-sle-
..#a-r Novelty Housr Is1 TaHk Hop-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BOARD AND ROOMS

glST ST. "a WEST.-N arm. comfortable room
handsomely furnished. e-srv ccnveniencs: sin
sle person. best board, rsl@phone. near park.
9fTH ST. ~ EsT.--Exceptionally attractive
rooms: select: excellent board: table guests
telephone: reasonable: references
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
European.

PARIS CFRASCEl.-LADY OVERS DEsIRA-
be private home: comfort. sun. eisctrSity.
heat. first class table. Inclusive terms /Slo1
each person ger month. Address = NJ. 153
Bd. Peretrs.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

,-r-FIfN,-F-6 nan 10 run freieht ana Tss-
sFr sIeTsror. state sSc. eEp,rIfflce ana sal
E.r IL. --r-n--r. Lr-l-.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

-f.> i--T. saaer salesman a. r'pr.s*lr u- per
".FrelrI-. sErelIfrf Crfr eNr~fiff-0 uf -
FsrressrH. SALARY or rorrTIfssiC0 Neenl.. iffrf-
frr. N,.rrf Ierssv NURSERIES NoRarf. - y.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

CIGAR sALEsAIE, uanted IN ,our locality 20
-r-r1zerr IS. experience unnecessary slle ner
r.nUrh s-1 rz- erses. Write Tor PARTICULARS
N-lsrc. gar CO.. -. Louis. No
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

F4fF lhLFSNfA,s wanted for citg, ore Nth
--rrr.-u1s preferred. fer clear Havana house
f-s rre~ s- Pine =
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

! INsr rRANrF SOLICITORS Apply Tor neN sai-
en- s-. .0f.r-f s.Irr contract. Don't waste fine.
art o. he-t. fenersl Accident. ls' il cd
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

r.' q er1rratll neatly dressed city ssl-sr1eu
fr- lish Frsle vr"posi sirilt- Room "@ 10
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

EarT-hIEN u1@cfsnfcai, t1 - 20 Nork -
ono r.-r- men wanted hv lsldinE concern o
%. .a-.as $50 % g. ssn. Business rerFi1e Co.
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
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sTENOGRAPHER.-I IN business:
accurate I'm receiving. and quick IN getting
cut correspondence. willing. good appearance.
Helen Seymour. General Delivery.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work or switchboard
operator: experienced: references NJ E T.
$50 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

',-f ThN q sotlrrt0rF solicitors. ash f"r NfN
.r-r r.rra-.tI.-. sllarr .r rHrruIirsiru- i+.st
fs-.rr.- -Irf.s -rr, rlr1ical attention. Mosl.rr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

I.rV SALEsNaN n tale orders for Cook -Pesry
ruzz,- Aup'y I Ir,tcd states ruzzle Co.. Room
80 frff ErnacuaE.