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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
FARMS WANTED

FARMS WANTED. WE HAVE DIRECT
buyers. Don't pay commission. Write
describing property, naming lowest price
We help buyers locate desirable property
free, American Investment association
go Palace bldg, MINI eapolis, MINI. a3421
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HousEWoRK
o." n. lst West. b9l
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL,
housework. 162 18th East. Wasatch
4SS ring !. h1og7
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SUCCESS INsURANCE-UTAH BusI.
ness College preparation for business
ne, start course now. Boston bldg
day, night a1sas
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A GOOD GIRL TO ASSIST III CEN
eral housework. Apply 5s3 E. End So.
b79a
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR FIRST
class dancing master. Address T.s
Tribune b2I1
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FUNERAL. DIRECTOR

EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple. Phones
1913. Dc
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BOoKKEEPER OCCUPYING OFFICE
Will Keep one or two sets OF books,
secrecy guaranteed. Phone Wasatch
1916. b1371
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
DRESSMAKING

-
BROWN SCHOOL Or DRESSAIAKING
Bell Wasatch 703. Ind 1868.
Ladics-Why not come Ia our school
and do your own dressmakinG2 We do
the cutting and fitting. You can sew one
day, ten days or forty days. b15G1
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STORAGE.
SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART. ELOCUTloN
and oratory by G. i. GorGon, late OF
PhilaG elphia School OF Dramatic Art En-
Ter now Studio, ESQ South 1th East
Both phones OBS. aoeoo
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A GOOD WOMAN FOR WASHING
Mondays. Apply 10 Il street Ind
phone 1884 biIes
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GOOD EXPERIENCED GIRL; coon
wages, no washing. III o st. b1iso
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WANTED WORK BY NO. ] HEAD
chairman or level man. Address U-l6,
Tribune b1438
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TWO LADIES AND TWO GENTLEMEN
OF good appearance. with references. to
right parties. Inquire room sos Mcintyre
bldg. BLAST
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING: WILL CALL,
Salvation Army. Both phones. t21o1
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES FURNISHED
room and board In private family
in; state terms. etc Address U-30. Trib-
une. b1Gl9
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FIRST CLASS COOK. TEMPLE FLO
'el' references required. b115s
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FIRST CLASS statesmen REQUIRED
for high grade staple line: only one
who can produce results need apply:
Write box 1717 Salt Lake City. b63o
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwoRK
Apply ]. I. Gilmer, 1oSs 18th East.
blln1
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WANTED
wANTEp-FEMArE HEr,p,

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASD-
menf First Congregational church, we
get you position free Of charge. Tele-
phone Ind 5G66. Bell 5S22. f2T75
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SHEET METAL WORKS

COUCHMAN &c CO., HEATING AND
repair work 233 South West Temple
no
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HOUSEkEEPER, IDA, $40; FREE
Mattresses. hotel. Idaho, $50.
city, s"i'
lntermcuntain Emp. Agency. W. End
9oueh' b2S7
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COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
rebuilt typewriters or write for price
Gleeson Co. Typewriter Exchange, 36
West 2nd South st. b7o9
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e. G. ODoNNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer has moved to new To-
cation, a25-227 South West Temple st
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o3399
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WANTED-TO RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE DESIRED FOR
summer; best OF references. Call Wa
Satch 1903, bet, 10 a. IN. and IL m. bi3S7
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A PLEASANT ROOM. NOT OVER SIX
blocks from center OF town; one with |
sleeping porch preferred Address U-26
Tribune. b164I |
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WANTED TO TRADE

WHAT HAVE; YOU TO TRADE FOR A
7-passenger automobile. Just oyerhauled
and in good shape, Phone 4549-Z or
1873 Bell b13S2
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. rags, bottles, rubber. copper. etc.
Utah Junk Co.. $40 SO. 9TH West. Phone
22s. m1972
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MAN TAKE HALF INTEREST CONE
and confectionery jobbing business. ?.
o, box 369. b10o5
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TO DO YOUR UPHoLsTBRING AND
mattress remalsIng. Utah Bedding &
Mfg, Co. Both phones 3s3. b302
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COUPLE WANTS FURNISHED HOUSE,
with garden, for summer, near Car line
Address U-20, Tribune. bl5l7
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WANTED sTTUATIoN-MALE

HOUSE CLEANING WORK BY DAY
Japanese. Tel. Wasatch 321S. bl2l$
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PICTURE FRAMING
PAPER CLEANING

~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~-~-~~
UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. IN
quire Salt Lake Glass e. Paint Co. Both
phones i074. h1435
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wANTED-FIRST- CLASS ARCHITECT
tural craftsmen; state experience and
salary Burton E. Morse. architect. Twin
Falls Ida BIZ 206
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WANTED-A STEADY MAN FOR
bushellnR and pressing: steady work
at the Chicago Cleaning Co.. 81 e. 4th
So. or Sunday at 332 Edith ave. b12S9
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired. exchanged and sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co.. 66 West
End So Phones 430. Established 1904.
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CLEANING AND DYEINC

SALT Lake CLEANING CO.. ia EAS
End South. Bell $685. Ind. l7Sc m26
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PAPEKHANGING

81 PER ROOM AND FURNISH PAPER.
E. Sturm. chop 125 w. 1st So. Ind
1882. p141o
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
WEDDING.
Shea--kivlin.

Tuesday morning John Shea and Miss Catherine Kivlin were united in
 marriage in St. Patrick's church by
 Rev. John H. Broderick. pastor of the church. Miss Helen Quinn was the bridesmaid and James Kivlin was the
 best man. Both the bride and her maid wore tailor made suits of the latest design and picture hats. Mrs. F. L. Farrell sang during the mass. Out of town relatives and friends were among the attendance present at the
 wedding. Following the ceremony in the church. a reception and breakfast were served at No. 30 Winchester street. There were many handsome wedding gifts. After a tour the couple will reside on Winchester street.
 Although native of Lebanon. MT.
 Shea has passed most of his life in Norwich Town. He is employed at the Saxton Woolen company, where he holds a responsible position. MT. Shea Is the son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Shea. The bride is the daughter of the late Michael Kivlin and Bridget (Don- | nelly) Kivlin, and has passed all of her life in Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
CONTRIBUTIONS REACHING
 CLOSE OF $1,5oo.
United Workers Solicitors Raised $803.50 in Second Day of Canvass.

To their total contributions of $6S7.25 received on Monday, the solicitors for the United Workers reported an addi- tional $S03.50 contriguted on Tuesday, making the grand total received in the two days s1,490.75, towards the s6,800 fund for the annual budget of the or ganization.
 The responses so far have been gen. erous, and the solicitors are finding few of the business men who decline to help this city-wide charity work which the United Workers annually carry on.
 To the S3 contributions on Monday the following were added on Tuesday: Miss s. A. Pope, George w. Carroll, filling Rubber company, Utley & Jones, Herert w. Miller, William H Shields, Nelson J. Ayling, Porteous & Mitchell company, W. R. Baird, Frank Hampstead The Bulletin company Powers Bros, Somers Bros. C., B. Lee J. D. Moulton. John c. Averill, Will liam Birge, J. B. Shannon, Mrs. Adam A. Davis, John F. Parker, Norwich Electric company, Lang's Dye Works J. F. Cosgrove company, Joseph Con- nor & Sons, Murphy 6 McGarry, Pat rick F. Murtagh, Rev. Asher M. Will COX, B. P. Learned & Co.,, Shea & Burke Dr. c. B. Eldred, c. V. Pendle- ton, Jr., William C. Bode, Charles Bard Dr. William T. Browne, A. H Brewer Ulmer Leather company, John Eccles Frank Coxeter, Dr. Frank Holmes Frank A. Bill, John H. Barnes, Dr. G A. Comeau, s. A. Gilbert, N. G. Gilbert John Jordan, Frank H. Smith, Dr. T \ A. Crowley, G. F. Francis, R. F. Bart lett, George A. Keppler General Ed ward Harland, Reliance Worsted com pany, Mrs. Andrew Carey.
 The contributions on Tuesday raI $116.25 ahead of those on Monday, giv-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30

rooms and of the men who have taken a prominent part in Sunday school work. telling much of interest in, their history.
 Greeting from County Conventions.
 Greetings from the Holland county organization were read and it was vot- ed to extend greetings to the conven- tions in Holland, Litchfield and Hart ford counties. A vote of thanks to the ladies of the church, the speakers, the musicians and to w. c. Harrington who operated the stereopticon ma chine, was extended.
 Churches Represented.
 Secretary Henry D, Johnson was called upon for a report of the attend ance, and he stated that the convention was the most largely attended ever held in the county. The report was as follows: Colchester, Congregational 2; East Lyme, Baptist ?, Congregational 2; Franklin, Congregational ?; Gris- wold. Jewett City Baptist :, First Con- gregational l, Jewett City Congrega- tional 8; Greton, Congregational 2, Mystic Union Baptist 1, Noank Bap- tist 8, Groton Heights Baptist 1; Lis- bon, Newent Congregational 8; Leb- anon, Goshen Congregational 5; Led yard, Congregational l, Gales Ferry Methodist 6; Montville, Union Baptist 5, Congregational 1, Methodist l; New London, First Baptist 1, Montauk Bap- tist 2, Shiloh Baptist 2, First Congre- gational 4, Second Congregational 3, | Methodist 2, A. M. E. Zion 1; North Stonington. Congregational 8; Nor wich, First Baptist 2, Central Baptist 20, Mt. Calvary Baptist 4. Grace Me- morial Baptist ?. First Congregational g, Second Congregational 39, Greene vile Congregational 2, Broadway IL
 Park Congregational 3, Christ Episco- | pal l, Trinity M. E. s, A. M. E.. Zion | | Universahst 1, Preston chapel 5; Sa- lem, Congregational ?; Sprague, Han over Congregational 3, Baltic Metho- | dist 1, Versailles Methodist 1; Stoning ton, Mystic Congregational 5, Second Congregational 1 Waterford, First Baptist 3; speakers present 5; miscel- l laneous S. Total, 19S.
 The convention adjourned with the benediction.
 The county conventions about the
 state are held on consecutive weeks | leading up to the state convention al Hartford, Nov. IS, 19 and 20.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
EauaI suffraae Leaaue peIsaates.

At the Connecticut state convention to be held in Hartford on Thursday and Friday of this week there will be five delegates from the Norwich Equal Suffrage league. On Thursday even ; ing Rabbi Wise of New York city will make an address. The five delegates Norwich league to attend the conven- tion are as follows: Mrs. Willis Austin, Mrs. J. l.. Mitchell. Mrs. J. Dana Colt, Mrs. William A. Norton and Miss Ada l.. Richards
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
Tressurer Made Report,

The parents department was the subject of an address by Miss WiIhel- nina Stooker of Hartford. The par ents' part, she said, in the religious education is a great part. It is d fact well understood that the Sunday school cannot do what the home can accom-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
ATTORNEYS BRING SUIT.
Hartford Firm ls Trying to Collect
 Fee from 2. R. Robbins.

The suit to collect attorneys fees of S1,771.04 brought by L. F. and J. T. Robinson of Hartford against Zeb- ulon R. Robbins of Norwich, was tried Tuesday before Judge Wheeler in the superior court. Issue is raised as to the employment of Robinson and Rob- inson in 1909 by counsel in a case against the Central Vermont railroad in the United States court of appeals.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
Art Students, Association.

The Art Students association held a special meeting Tuesday evening for the purpose of making several changes in the constitution. The proposed changes were adopted and it was pro- posed to have an exhibition of Mrs. Chittendon's pictures at an early date. They are now being exhibited at Well lesley college.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
FURS REPAIRED

will clean, repair and remodel your Furs and guarantee first-class work for half price if you will notify me at once. Drop postal card and I will call and deliver all goods.
 BRUcKNER, the Furrier, Telephone S5 Franklin Street
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
w. A. KINGS SCHEDULE.
Addressed Voters of PlainfieId Mon day Night-Will Be Busy Up to Election Day.

Ex-Ateorney General King, the re- publican candidate for congress in this district, spoke in Plainffeld Monday night, and Tuesday night at Stafford Springs. He speaks during the rest of the campaign as follows.
 October 30, Middletown; 31, North Grosvenordale; November 1, Rock vile; ?. Baltic: 4. Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30

ing the workers abundant cause for encouragement in the continued suc- cess of their efforts as they proceed to further canvass today.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30
Incidents In Society.

The Monday Afternoon Bridge club met this week with Mrs. Calvin H. Frisbie of Mckinley avenue.
 Capt. and Mrs. l.. R. Jewett of Washington street have left town to spend the winter in Hartford.
 After visiting Miss A. L. Beckwith of West Town street, Miss Victoria Dodd of Porto Rico returned Tuesday to New York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
10. GapitcI.
I'm Der SGmmcrnme cr;ablt.

SIS iGlt Sbnen lDobl oui," BE-
gam NomfSlcp ploBlidL ,OuB i'd
oltS Nmerifa fonlnte mo mr. einen
glufcntbolt bon orei bis pier Sogen
in England 5u nebnlel geoenfe,
piellciht italrnen Sic nod mebr,
menn i) Sbnen ia9c, Dab ih fam,
nm mcine Srau 5i bolUl."
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permunoert.
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ipnmnter Gotbe lieB mid, ben Sobn
zines Farmers. mcit ilbcr mciner
SpbGrc cr5ieben, nit jlueiulb5man.
sig Sabren befleioete id bereits Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Ssr Der God)t pom %. M1r5 lob id)
meilte sSrau an meln 9ett tretell.
Sic mar lcDr blcldL rang Die Solloe
uno blidte mid nit trQurigen, lie.
benben Slidcn an. Sd flbr ailf.
Ser Mono belelldtete f~reitnolld)
mcin 3immer-oer Sraiim mar por-
bel. Sn Der gleid)en Stunoe Der fol-
genoen Nad,t trGlinlte id) i'm mic
Der. Sn Der Nad)t bonn %. WtdrS
aber ercignete lid) OaS Selt'amlte.
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mid friib sur Hube. Gs mod)te
nelin llbr iein. Sm Saiiie mar al-
les IT'LL, meincs Shlaf5immers Sen.
tier unO 2aoen woren geihloiiell, es
brailntc peoer sSeller nod 2ift, es
ipar folglib poaitGnbig Ountel. Sd
permofte nid)t eir5uihlafen. Mcill
8eiit beih1itigte ii6 nit benz Srou-
me. El0blih lhien iif Elm Silo
Dor mir ans Dem Sunfel nb5ubeben.
Sd lob Niles 10 oelltlid, mic jett
Die 8aslnmpen bort allf Der StrnBe.
Gin lunges. nieoeres, 0iilteres, oft
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gen blidten trourig. SIS mar Oil
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
! Oeaea &rebsJAaoen.

"A empiehl. hermit 5troop'S bsra1mt.
(, 1tfIkhe 3uluer. 0Ieiel6eu petleu ieoea (uoh
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Seneca. 0dnidt.
vstu easstpea upasa; mas ssa, sIslss o.asL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
.SOggentbaler g..
Stfssroer
dubuque Architectural
Iron Works.

Husemeiue Dtai6iniitsn muo @ieber.
9l,ir nj 1 Ell au9ebon amf glb.
b IN nngeW ir be 9ii e~nar6ei.
M Rir6eu. ol0-"I0S I. Ctr, 3el
"a Dubuque, Soma.
Bhreibru eripdBur man 9eh. oicies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Nad ounfclcn Stunoen,

(6ortietllng bon Ser 3. Seite.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
ssubtafa ~. SSiitala. entiner

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Ssbpemin9in iuom. ioittofunnon
iobtoia ia niimefIi fWass'in iuom
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funno IIemme mime tiistaina. Gmme
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funniuemme terpetuueet innosta.
mpan m%ufifaalista barrastusta.
Vastpri ia mrs. 9. Ynormps
on pastori s. Wdntdlle antamanfo
tiebon mufaan aitonut Suomimot
faItaon iaopua emf FUN olfupuo
leila.
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famine mpDs Suomimattalta Iaa.
pupott emf fuun ruolimSisId.
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pdind. &un Idbbette tefemddn Ipps
tai taIni tatpara ostofIenne min o
lifi teibdn eboottomasti fdptdmH
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motif pield febittpd bpDbpainen id.
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ratorin (puimofoneen), umiinta mai
Iia, ia pppbdmme %buomauttaa far.
mareiue, iotfa oifopat fpIwdd fou.
roa, niiua 3. m. miliaa, ettd aioisfo
iImoittapat nellie tarpeestoan.
WpDsfin moimme trpsfdtd timotei.
beindn Femenid.
aunnioitnfieIo,
Sobn &c =. Sacfion.
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