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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11

eral 3 iS, was wounGet GG&s lalef and dicJ l4slr tlC e4e-ls June ..
 The regiment encamped at Norwich in August, 1862, and was mustered into the United States service Sept. 9, left the state Sept Il, reaching Washing ton Sept. F, and was assigned to the Army of the Potomac and subsequent ly to the Army of the James. The 21st was engaged at Fredericksburg, Suf- folk, Drury's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Fort Harrisen and Rich mond.
 Fls casualties of the regiment were; Killed 26, death from accident 1, fatal ly wounded B, wounded 167, accident ally wounded 6, captured Al, died in prison IS died of disease 9S, discharged for disability zoe. unaccounted for at muster out 3. President Hillard ex- poets that at least every surviving member in Connecticut and Rhode lsl- and will attend the reunion.
 Rev. Jesse w. Card died Friday at his home in Center Lowell, Me-, after Q long illness. He was born in West erly and while here was a member of the Broad street Christian church and became an ordained minister of that deromiDaticn. Besides a widow, he
 
 Wall of Sloane. Ia, and Mrs. Perry P. Dawley and Mrs. Melissa Coon of Westerly. When a young man he served as clerk in the office of the town clerk of Westerly.
 There was a special session of the Westerly town council Friday evening for the special purpose of canvassing the voting lists to be used in the First and Second districts at the town elec- ton in June There were several changes in lists and the council as a board of canvassers declared the lists completed
 The clerk announced that since the adoption of the vote of exemption from tsxetian of the brick and stone mills in Main street the property has been formally deeded from William Segar to the Westerly Textile company. In this connection @ vote was submitted mak- mg Inors explicit the property ex- cmpted above the sura of $15, GOO for a Teriod of ten years. The vote was unanimously adopted
 The petition of the Lehigh Valley Silk Mill comT any for exemption from taxation for a period of five years, laid over from previous meeting, was taken up for consideration. This com pany leases the building and the plant is assessed for S1,000 Supt. l.. E. Peck explained tfat the company was inccr- porated in the state of Pennsylvania and capitalized for S235, 600. It is planned to increase the plant and the increase in business warrants enlarge ment, and the plant is sure to run every month in the year and a perma- nent industry to the town. The payroll
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
MIME. TAFT, PaInist and ciairvoyant

AME. TAFT, FnImlst and CIalrvoyahl Truthful in her predictions, reliable you may have with yourself or others. Come and she will guide you. At 3S Franklin St. for short time only
 aur1Td
The Press., 1912-06-19
HOLLAND.

Schools in town closed Friday after noon.
 Thomas Root, an old resident of Sugar Hill, has sold his farm to New York parties. A@e
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woods of New Britain were the guests over Sunday of Mrs. Silas P. Ryder.
 Mrs. Gardner Webster and daugh- ter, Mrs. John H. Steele, are spend ing several days in New Haven.
 The annual meeting of the corpor- ators of the Holland bank will be held in the banking house Monday, June 24, at o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Lee Metho- dist church will meet Wednesday afternoon and evening in the church. Supper will be served from 6 to 8.
 Holland people are particularly in- terested in the graduating exercises of the Rockville high school Friday evening, for there are four from Tol- land street to graduate, Miss Phoebe Bowers, Miss Marjory J. Baldwin, Rufus J. Leonard, George s. Brown.
The Press., 1912-06-19
ASHFORD. Westford Hill.

 z. B. Bicknell has nearly two thousand chicks thus far.
 Miss Genevieve Bicknell is visiting a part of her school vacation with friends in Worcester, Mass.
 Miss M. E. Chapman, who has been with her parents the past week, has returned to Mansfield Depot.
 Miss B. l.. Whiton, who has spent number of weeks with relatives in Woodstock, has returned home.
 Mrs. Florence Cushman, who is in St. Joseph's hospital with a broken shoulder and ankle, is getting along as we'll as could be expected.
 A fire was discovered by a couple of young ladies last Friday night on woodland of Armitage 6 Amidon. Fire Warden Bassett was promptly notified, but before his arrival G. Lipps had the fire nearly out.
The Press., 1912-06-19
Wilmington.

se A. P. Kjoller of South Hadley, Mass, who spent the weekend with his daughter, Mrs. N. O. Ward, has to his home, his other daugh- ter, Miss Carrie Kjoller, who has been teaching at Buff Gap, returning with t3,o
The Press., 1912-06-19
HOME NEWS.
LOoAL NOTICES.


 f1GAtcoF under this head 10 cents per nne.l
 We wish to thank the members of the Joy Club for thelr assistance at our mar ri&ee reception, and also MT. and Mrs c. E. Butterfield for the decoration of the church MR. AND MRS HERMAN SCHMIDT. Why suffer from eye strain. when properly fitted glasses will relieve you I Wln be at Burwsll's jswelry store next Friday for tho express purpose of relieving eye strain, fton 2 to p. m, June 21. H. N Swartfguer, opticlan.
 We have obtaien. the agency for the Clsriee and Doris shoes for women. Modern Clothing Co.
 John Anthony has ! big assortment of samples of Glnohams, Linens Serges, Silks and Satlns. Call In and leave your orders.
 Come in and look over our new lines of shoes for women Modern Clothing Go. New lot of Screen Doors and Win dow Screen inst Ie elved. To be sold at The lowest prices. J. Wassermsn.
 Wedding ard commencement pres ents. the last life time quality. Rightly priced at BuskiIk's, the Jeweler.
The Press., 1912-06-19

Stafford.
 Arthur Connors is spending few days in East Hartford.
 Miss Lulu Ide has been engaged to sing in the Universalist choir
 Mrs. Eva Bugbee is spending fort night with friends in Norwich.
 Hyde Park extension is being cleared of brush and other improve ments are in progress.
 Miss Helen Parsons of Springfield was the guest of Mrs. E. 0. Pinney for several days recently.
 Charlie Holden of Palmer is spend. ing few days with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Bray.
 MT. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of Bridgeport last week.
 Mrs. Charles .Battige and son oi Springfield spent several days witt Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pease last week.
 Mrs. Thomas Park and son, Ralph of Sangerville, Me, formerly of thil place, were the guests for few day last week of MT. and Mrs. J. B Hough.
 The Pinney Grammar school vii close next Monday. The following pupils will graduate from nintl grade: Ora Exilda Rabideau, 9I.; per cent. Janet Scott Dobson, 91. Herbert Cooley Plumb, 8S.7; Corr Mae Cooley, STA; Arthur William Chandler, s5.7. Glass colors, greer and gold; class motto, Mindful anc faithful;" class flower, yellow rose.
The Press., 1912-06-19
ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake.

@ A daughter was born Sunday to MT. and Mrs. Claude H. Dimock.
 A strawberry supper and social will be given next week Thursday evening.
 o. Walton Aborn of New York spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. l. A. Aborn.
 Esther, eight months old, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leon Parker, died last Friday of whooping cough.
The Press., 1912-06-19
Brief Manual of 1rainmr.

A high school freshman wrote 10 n juvenile publication. earnestly inaGir ing what he should do to win a canning event in school athletics-the 100 yari dash.
 Kun a little faster than the other fellows" wrote the editor in reply Youths Companion.
The Press., 1912-06-19

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural movements, cures constipation Deans Regulets. Ask your druggist for them. 96c box.
The Press., 1912-06-19

To accept good advice is to increase ones own ahility.-Goethe.
The Press., 1912-06-19

Baby won't suffer five minutes with croup If you apply Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil at once. It acts like magic.
The Press., 1912-06-19
No Chance

Mrs. Browns husband tells his wife everything"
 Maybe she makes it easy for him. You won't give me chance to get word in edgewise. Free Press.
The Press., 1912-06-19

NOR SALE - 1911 Seven passengsr H HIP. MODEL R. KNOX Car. Fully eQulp- ped. Extra equipment consists Of Fink hemov- able rims, two extra tires, Rinns fronts pr1N40- lite tank, &75 Warner SpeedometeT and cluak. The car has recently been oveThauieN and 70 tn flrst class condition. Will sell cheap. ae must dispose of same. Address !. A. B., e Muxy ht., Chfcopee Falls, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
TO CHECK ITALIAN OUTFLOW
Government Will Try to Divert
Emigration to Tripoli.
iBy TclogTaph 10 1he TRIBUNE.


Philadelphia, MAY 2l.-Commander Luigi
luigi. Inspector general or the Royal Ital-
ian Engineers, and professor OF harbor en-
glncering at the Royal University Of Rome,
who is here as one a. ItaIys delegates TO
tho international! Navigation Congress.
which opens Thursday declared to-day
that emigration from Italy to the United
States is about to end. Instead Of coming
TO America the surplus population Of Italy
is to be diverted TO Tripoii
THE Italian government" said Com
mander luigi. is making plans to stop
the outflow TO America and shorty it will
take care Of these subjects in Trpoli. We
are able to take care Of al Of them in Trip
oil and we can offer them inducements
there such as will prevent their coming TO
the United States
On developing Trpoli ] am following the
system Of Colonel Goethals First, | have
looked after the sanitation; second. the
water supply and, finally, the harbor work,
My government has given TO me a million
dollars for the harbor work alone. This
VIII give to you some iGea of what the
government probably will give for the de-
veIopment Of the country so that we may
Keep Italians where they belOng--at home -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
PROPOSALS.

POST OFFTCE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton MAY Q. 1912 Sealed proposals will he
received at tho office % the Purchasing Agent
FOR this Department until o'clock y. m Juno
~ 1912. for furnishing paper tape and ribbons
for time recorders. motors for cancellins ma,
chimes. sirawboard. guide cards, PLAIN ana
printed facing slips for use as labels on
rackages OF letters. time cards for street letter
boxes rubber and metal stamps. dies ana type;
malleable iron castings and rings. bronze metal
and brass safety key chains. Hat steel key
rings German silver badges for railway postal
clerks steel cutters for issuing money orders
sides OF leather, cotton canvas ana remnants LOT
repairing mail sacks. jute waste sacks. dlaIs OF
uyrliln or other suitable material. paint Tor
street letter boxes. duck sstchels for city c0lIsc-
ton service and leather satchels Tor speclai-ue-
livery messengers MS may be required by the
postal service during the fiscal year beginning
Julv / 1872 Form blanks and proposals WIN
specifcatlons and instructions TO bidders WI
be furnished upon application to the purchasing
Agent. FRANK II. HITCHCo'h' postmaster
General
HEBREW KINDERGARTEN AND DAY MUIR,
Builders and contractors are rcquested
10 send in scaled bids for alterations 1871
MONTGOMERY ST. prior to June hfth next, 70 -
BiaIostoslSy ~ Catharinc st, city rams,
spooiHcatlons at 10 Montgomery st All rishts
reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
BANkBOOKS.

pANKROOK No $50. $50 OF tho Union Dime
savings Bank Ia missing Any person having .
claim IN n Is hereby called upon To present the
same within ten days or submit TO having sald
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
pANKROOK No 500 76 OF the Union Dime
swings Rank is missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim TO Il IL hereby called upon 10 pre-
ant the same within ten days or submit TO
having said passboUk cancelled and a new
one issued. -----------
LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No; 600;440 OF
the German Savings Bank In the city OF
New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th st. ISSUED
TO Lima Herczog. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
To the bank on the l2th day or June, l3l-'
duplicate will be Issued
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 550,4i0 OF
the German Savings Bank In the city Of
New York, corner attn ave and lith ST., Issued
10 James Cunningham. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same II not
returned TO the bank on the 18th day OF June,
1912 "A duplicate Will he issued.
LOST or STOLEN--Bankhook No. GJG.Sl1 OF
the German Savings Bank In the city OF
New York corner 4th ave. and 14th St, is
sued TO Marie Resale Hoppe. Al persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
NOT returned to the bank on the 4th day OF
.Junc. 1912 a duplicate Will be issued.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
, for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office,
No. 1864 broadway. between Both and 37th sts..
mill o'clock n m. Advertisements received at
the following branch offices at regular Office rates
until o'clock D. m, viz: 264 sth ave, f. e. cor.
22d St: l5s 9th ave. cor. 18th ST.; l0i East 1ith
St 257 west aga ST., between 7th and sth AYES
203 West 125th ST.: 1893 Sd ave; i70s 1st ave,
near seth ST.: l57 Hast i25th ST.. 7J6 fremont
ave: $50 Sd ave. and any American District
Telegraph ONCE
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CARPET CLEANING.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE or NEW YORK,
CoNsFRVkTfON COMMISSION. {
In the Matter OF the Application Of tho GU
" az New York

CONSERVATION CONlnssIoN:S .
In the Matter OF the Application OF tho lily
Of New York.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant 10 sec
ton 81. Article o. Of the conservation Law ,S /,
County Court House in the village OF Catskiil on
he llth day OF June. 1912. at ten clock IN
the forenoon OF that day. for the purpose OF
hearing ali persons water works or municipal
corporations OF other civil divisions OF the
State OF New York that may be affected by the
execution OF the plans OF the NY or New
York for securing a new ana addltlonal supply
OF water plans for which have been hled with
the New York state Conservation Commission az
its office. - Washington avenue, Alpany' \, l.
where the same are open for public inspec-
ton: and for the purpose or determining whether
said plans are justified by public necessity
whether they provide for the proper and safe
construction OF all work connected herewith.
whether they provide for the proper protection
OF the supply and watershed from contamination
or provide for tha proper nltratlon OF sucD audi
tIonaI supplv and whether the same are just
and equitable 20 the other municipalities and
civil divisions OF the State or New YORK ana 10
ths Inhabitants thereof affected thereby, and
rhether said plans make fair and equitable
provisions for the determination and payment OF
anv and ali damages to persons ana property,
both direct and Indirect, which VIII result from
IN. execution thereof.
The execution OF such plans VIII Affect Janus
situate in the Counties or Greene Ulster, Dea-
ware and Schoharie and will also affect the
So ~ water In streams flowing In or through
Tho Counties Of Albany. Columbia, Delaware,
Dutchess. Greene. Montsomery orange nue.an'
Rensselaer,, Rockland, Saratoga, schenec;ady,
GshohorIe Ulster and Westchestsr, the riparian
rights on said streams and also the water rights
Of said streams -. - ,,,.t,,n,, oo
o,,tors and other civil divisions OF the State
~ New York. who have objection to the oxeeu-
lion OF said plans In order to DO heard thereon,
,n's+ NIe such objections thereto in writing In
,hs Office OF the Conservation Commission, In
the city of Albany. n; Y; on or before the
10th day OF June. 1912. Every objection 80
OF. , - ,,,,,io,not ,ooo
lion or local authority can be heard In Opposi-
va, ,hareto except on objections 80 filed.
"J Dated Albany. n. Y. May 20: 1912.
GBO f.. VAN KENNEN,
JAMES W FLEMING,
JOHN ID. MOORE,
Conservation Commission.
ALBERT E. HoYT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
YIGGMEN ROB P. o. OF $500.
ihree Previous Efforts Failed; Blood
hounds Tracking Them.

Aefriok. Long Island. May I.-Postmas-
" J. W. Birch fooled the yeggmen who
,Su hin regularly the last time they came
having a new safe which baked them.
nN morning they came again. and they
.so'eo Postmaster Birch by blowing his
~ shiny new safe into smithereens and
.'ssnping with something like $3.50 I'm cash
'od stamps.
'ee'iYe Miller Of the Long Island Rail
- mas clew, which he expects viii
go him to the yeges and enable him to
!. ~ them rehind the bars within day
!. Two. lie is using bloodhounds in his
w Is the fourth visit tho yeggmen have
- 70 the Merrick postofiico since Sep
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WORK WANTED,
Male.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., educated, widely
travelled. huenCy in French. lust returned
from SIX months tour with young gentleman
would act as companion To young or elderly
gentleman wishing to travel. best New YORK
;Hrfonces. b. -. l2i 1lI 9Th ave.
Naturalization to travel in Far East, by
man who speaks French. German ana Chinese
knows Chinese conditions. Address Box ~
tribune Oii,c
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American A Foreign Teachers AgeDcy.-Sup-
piles Professors Teachers. Tutors, GoVernesses'
etc 20 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
to Mrs. 81. ]. YounG-Fulton' 70 Union square
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Female

COMPANION BY college gIrl 90 elderly person
during summer months. Address r.. y. y,
Tribune Ouicc.
DRESSMAk R.-Compctont makes and re-
models. childron'e specially Juliet 126
East l2th ST. rci. 4os Stuyvcsant
MOTHEKS HELPER. or companion 20 invalid
or elderly lacy, woman Of refinement desires
position: good sewer. Write Miss NJ, $50 Lex
iugtou ave.
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HELP WANTED.
Mile

! MADE 10000 in ave years with small
mail order business; began with 81. Send
for free booklet. Tells how Heacocl. Boss
l.oCkpurt, y Y
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cAsToFF CLOTHING.

NNE Natal. formerly 9th ave. buys fine
evening, street. dinner costumes. diamonds.
,.weIry furs Highest prices. 90 West 45th ST.
Phone 670-Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male


BUTLER. VALET. USEFTL-Scotch: az Years
excellent personal references. city country.
| Industrial Association Agency, II West 42d st.
Phone 521O-Rryant.
BJTLER, USEFUL Capable young man, good
appearance. $50 hrst class references. J. Shea
: East 80 st
CoACHNAN. GARDENER, UsEFI7L.--scotoh;
Years excellent references: $50 S85. Indus
trial Association Agency, II West al ST. Phone
52l0-Bryant
COACHMAN.-UsofuI: single, gentleman going
10 Europ, for summer would Ike TO xlace
coacrmgn. been in his employ three Wars;
MI Cowryrthws't. J. Ginnoy 235 East 10th.
COACHMAN CHAUFFEUR -- English; aged
40; strictly temperate, eight years last place;
an work on Eenueman's place. Carpenters
BGFtau, Ia 9TH ave.
COUPLE. Butler useful; wife chambermad or
parlcrmaid; both thoroughly experienced; 3
years excellent personal references. city or c0Un
Try, salary SO. Industrial Agency, II West
COUPLE Coachman. farmer, useful; wife
cock-.aun1rcss. so; excellent references. Miss
Shee's Agency, : East 42d ST
COUPLE-Cook. butler; excellent neat young
couple wish positions. Fisher. 13i East 10th.
FARMER GARDENER American; can work
ana manage; well recommended, married.
no children; strictly sober and honest. Car
pointer Agency, 1914 9th ave
GARDENER, useful single; German; gentle
man going 70 Europe would Ike TO place
gardener; life experience growing vegetables;
care lawns flowers, roads cows. o. L., Box
EDENER-Married: lite experience; vege-
tables fruit, flowers. lawns and drives;
handy with carpenters tools, ten years former
position; best references LOCK BOX 2os,
Greenwich Conn.
USEFTL.-Young man wishes position; under
stands horses. cows, lawns, etc, good refer
cnces. H. G., Tribune Uptown Once 1894
Ht"'o""y,
YOUNG NAN strong. lately landed. nccus-
toned 90 farm work willing 70 DO anything;
wages, SIS $50. B.ck!ey's Agency Il West i2d
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COOK LATNDRESS. USEFUL MAN 'outsidel
German Finn doth q years.; eXp"rienced
well recommended. reliable workers. $50
Henry" Domestic Needs agency, 72G LeXing
ton ave Tel 443G Plaza.
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Female

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER. COMPANION. --
Woman 81 refinement; good sewer Write Miss
n. 5s6 Lexington ave.
ATTENDANT TO elderly lady or growing chill
ugeu, excellent sewer. also housckeepcr; ref
crcuc-s. city or country. Miss Van Beuren,
Apt - $50 West 1O4th St, New York
CHAMBERMAID.- capable, Young steady
worker, can sew. city; personal references;
50. friend competent chamberlain. waitress
az. TEL Plaza 443G.
CIIAMBERMAID >u3 WAITRESS or upstairs
Ilrl. tail, neat. experienced, Irish. newly land
Cd. SIS charles Wilson's Agency, l4l East 67th
81. Tel 222i Plaza.
CHILp.S NURSE: four years In last situation;
$.J-$3p. G.. Miss UOfMaycrs Agency, 32p-822
5th ave. ninth floor. Tel. 1927 Madison square.
gONpA MON. cOnvalesccut nurse or housekeep-
o. elderly couple. by Gerlnau-American Prot
.st3Lt. speaks German. French: plano; Eeyen
tcaE Years reference "Ade!ine," Domestic
Needs agency 726 Lexington ave.
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COOK Scotch Protestant C2H; $50, expert
cuced. personal reference: also Al chauffeur;
American %; single. thoroughly experienced
rcpaircr. 500; three years personal reference.
Kate Harry. Domestic Needs tAgcnoD, 128 Lea
iugt1n ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

soNoATs NETWORK TRIBUNE
"slsd anywhere in the United States
T" R5o year.
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COOK Young neat. capable woman; $50: small
plain family. - Miss Hofmaycr's Agency.
%2o-823 9th ave, ninth floor. Tel. 1927 Madison
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REFINED PEOPLE indulge smoking Stella
Genuine; imported rice paper; well blended
Turkish tobacco; enjoy my complimentary sam
Piles. NJ $. JORDAN. Jr.. 115 Nassau 81.
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COMPANION Young Ecntlewoman desires 70
nh q daughters place as companion and helper
to lady; best references. =. X, 81 9th ave.
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neeNs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
INSTRUCTION..
For Both SeAes-City.

For Both SeAes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE 1l22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 IenoX Ave near l21th st.
Brooklyn Branch. 2iS-220 Livingston ST.
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COIFLE.- Butler. useful; wife chambermaid or
parlcFmaid; both thoroughly experienced;
years excellent personal references city or CpUn-
Try; salary SO. Industrial Agency. II West
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ING MAN. strong lately landed. nccus-
JHcd 10 farm work. willing 70 DO anything :.
.es, SIS $50 BLgNeys Agency, Il West i2i
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COACHMAN.--rscful: single, gentleman going
10 EurJp, for summer would Ike 10 llaCe
coacrman. been In his employ three Tals:
MI C0wp,rthwa.t. J. GILnoy. 23i East 4Oth.
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JrsT OUT-sUMMER ZONES

list OUT-SUMMEk ZONES
u.ndsomely Illustrated Book and full informa-
80 IL, roes I'd TO summer Resorts in Vermont
and shores Lake Champlain. with hotel. farm
and village home accommodating. Price "
nor ,geeL and IN Send &c. stamps for mailing.
Address SUMMER HOMES. No. 20. 3s5 Broad
wsy. New York.
SUMNER HOMES our wonderful book OF
nearly j. 900 hotels and boarding houses In
sullivan and Ulster Counties. n. Y. is ready.
Get H. N Y ontario 4 Western Ry. Co ]. u.
stewart, @ e, A., Grand Cent. Term. NY.city
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BUTLER VALET. USEFUL Scotch: az years
excellent personal references: city or country.
Industrial Association Agency, II West 42d ST.
Phone 521O-Rryant
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CLARK,S ORIENT CRUIs
EXCURSIONS.
CIGARETTES.

PACIFIC COAST TOURS-YELLowsToN
AND AIASKA-LEAVE FREQUENTLY
RAYMOND G. WhitcOmb Co.. 225 Fifth Ave, n. Y.