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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
SCATTER ASHES
OF LANE FROM PEAK

Chicago. May 20.-The ashes of
Franklin X. Lane. former secretary OF
the interior, will nf1 he taken TO the
top Of FL Captain peak. in the Yosemite
valley. and scattered TO the winds. as
requested by Mir. Lane.
Mrs. Lane. the widow, today an
nounced that the family had abandoned
the plan. as they looked on it as sacri-
lege. The remains will he held here
pending final disposition. which will not
be made until friends Of the family have
been consulted. Mrs. Lane said. She
will leave tonight for Washington TO
visit friends
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ZAYAS NAUCURATED
PRESIDENT OF CUBA

Havana. May 20--(By the Associated
Alfredo Zayas Y. Alfonso
today became the fourth president OF
the republic Of Cuba. He took the oath
Of office before a brilliant asSemblaGe in
the National Palace. the ceremony mark
ing the end of one of the most bitter
in Cuba's political history:
immediately after the inauguration
Mario G.. Menocal, the retiring president
boa rded q steamer for Key West on his
way for Europe for a vacation. He had
held the executive power for eight
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meet at Post headquarters on Sunday
evening. May 90. at 7 o'clock. and at
tend the Presbyterian church in body'
where Rev. p. f Burt will deliver the
annual Memorial Day sermon.
Home Prom Warrington
Alexander Gilchrist, John West and
NJ G. Carmichael have returned to their
homes here after having attended the
annual state encampment Of the G. A K
held at Warrington, w. Va.
To Morgantown
Wellsburg high school sent three ath-
lctcs to Morgantown this morning, in
Hough, Stops and Smith. who will rep
resent the local school at the state
track meet
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Special Rates for the
Farm Boys and Girls

Morgantown. W. Va. May 2o.-The
extension division of the university re-
ceived notice here today from w. r.
Lowe. general passenger agent for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company.
that special round-trip rates or one and
a third times the usual one-way rare.
had been named for the convention OF
boys and girls agricultural clubs when
will be held at MorgantOwn from June
20 to IS inclusive. This convention -
known as the Prize Winners course,
and will be attended by 800 boys ana
girls from IS counties Of the state. AL
ready go of the youngsters arc reg
sitered
The Rotary \and Ktwanis clubs or
Morgantown will take care OF the girls
in their own homes during their stay ia
this city while the boys will sleep on
cots in the armory.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Durbin Of Cameron In
terment at Wind Ridge.
Rx1afR.

Mr.. Elizabeth Durbin Of Cameron In
torment at Wind Ridge
Briefs.
Miss Virginia Frye Of near ROCK 10
retnrned home after spending pleas
ant fortnight with her grandparents
here. x,. o. &.
spendinx a few days with Aajo-svhls'
friends. .,.~
visitors at wheeling THURSDAY.
Miss Ethel Bremen Of Ohio, 10 the
enes. Of Misses Alta AMI Annie Atkin-
DR.. and Mrs. Laycock and children Of
BurnsvilIe, Mr.. and Mrs: Ellsworth Cnr-
roll Of Video, Mr.. and NE Mt: VII pd.hI,and
were week. end visitors at tho Mrs. Eta
Ni M. and MIS-. Charles Clutter and sons
were calling on Greysville frfenh Sun
oS Nr and Mrs. Earl Bird Of Washington
were re- over-sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hester Stewart Of Greysville, Pa.
spent the past week with her daushter
MIS- Belle swart is spending this
week with Washington friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter is visit.ag AZ
hc- former home at Jacktown;
Master Ellsworth Harsh had tne. mis.
fortune to get nSn nook SSr.S
his finger Friday. Dr. Arnoio was '~"e~
to remove the hook. A,.,
Alex Grimm Of Jacktown was ousi'
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahen were
! shopping in. wheeling Tues s.ay ,u,..,.
; Miss Annie Atkinson visited Wneei:
,nr TO-DAY Thursday where noted
: eve and nose specialist will remove :
nolypus from her nostrils. the groxth
was near the nerve Of the eye. causing
p aTtr i Name Hewitt and Mrs.. Jna.
uswitt and little daughter spent Ihufs-
dav with Jacktown friends. ~.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles No
Kerrihan, son. ,sS ,,r.n
Corn is nearly all planted d x Int "f tSs
S o. ~ .re once more debating whether
t tSe crow is their friend for ki1ltns SpE.
and slugs, or their enemy. for stealing
corn or eggs.
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TO LEAVE SWITZERLAND.

Geneva. May eo.-(By The Associat.
a Press)-Former Emperor Charles OF
Hungary has formally notified
tn" Swiss federal authorities that lie
will leave Switzerland with his FANNY
and staff tn" coming August, and that
meantime he will abstain from political
Re declined 10 say where
he intended going.
The HapsburgS meanwhile arc putting
their personal affairs in sh1pe. conCen-
trating their money. jewels and other
valuable posse. .si0nS.
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Small G. A. R. Post
Gives Up Charter

Jeanette. Ia. May $3.50 snnel has
grown the membership of the Il. y. r.
post here that it has surrendered It's
charter. The 6. A. r. veterans in this
vicinity have become honorary m"m-
bers Of Post No. S3i. American Legion.
The latter organization will have full
charge Of the Memorial lay celebration
this year and the members will look
after the decoration OF the soldiers
graves in the five cemeteries there.
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ZOAR, O., OFFICIALS
REFUSE TO QUIT

Zoar. O.. May 20.-Three custer suits
affecting this village will be heard by
the Court Of Appeals on quo warranto
proceedings started by J. j. Sturm,
mayor elect; Fred Renner. marshal-elect
and William Burkhart, councilman elect
10 unseat Mayor Levi Bimcler. Marshal
Otto Glass and Councilman Jacob Burk-
hart Defendants in the proceedings re-
fused to surrender their offices, claim
ing the plaintiffs had not filed expense
accounts within 10 days after the cleo
ton. Plaintiffs aver they spent no
money.
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GIRL FINISHES
HIGH SCHOOL AT II

New Castle. Pa. May 20-Betty Jane
Hamilton. aged l2 years, will graduate
from New Castle High school in June
having completed the four-year-course
in three years. She will have the dis
tinction Of having completed the high
school course here at the youngest age
Of any pupil ever attending the insti-
tuition. lettering the record of brother
Edmond Hamilton. who graduated two
years ago at the age of IA. She will
enter college next year.
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Would Bar Women From
Activity In the Church

St Louis, May 20.-Coordination in
svangelistic work was emphasized rs
the principal need of the churches N
the country by Rev. Robert Z. Spear OF
New York. president Of the Federated
Council OF Churches of America IN an
address to the siNty-tirst general as
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
church here. this afternoon.
Rev. Ivanhoe Robertson OF Farmville'
Va, presented an overture condo inning
the participation Of women in church
work and recommending they be car
red from such activities as foreign mis-
s!ons, Christian F:ndeavor supervision.
places on the staffs Of church publica-
tious for the church and from speaking
in churches or attending assemblies.
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OIL DIVIDEND.

Findlay. O.. May 2o.-The board OF
directors Of the Ohio Oil company at Its
meeting here this afternoon declared
the quarterly dividend of s1.25 share
and an extra dividend of $1.25 share
payable June so.
The dividend declared today was $3.50
share less than the dividend of the
last quarter.
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ENGINEERS WILL NOT
JOIN FEDERATION

Cleveland. o. May 2o.-The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers will not
affiliated with the American Federation
OF Labor.
The brotherhood. in triennal conven-
ton here today. adopted the recoHmen-
dstion Of special committee which in
vestigated the situation. and voted not
TO renew the application filed with the
federation after the 1918 brotherhood
convention had authorized afhllation.
Revision TO the brotherhoOd's consti-
tuition and by laws were considered but
the changes were said to be unimport-
ant.
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CONDEMN MODERN DANCING

indianapolis. Ind. May 20.-ProvisionS
condemning modern dancing and the
teaching OF dancing in public schools
The use or manufacture OF cigarettes and
all forms Of gambling were included IN
resolutions adopted today by delegates
20 the twenty-eighth general conference
of the United Brethren church.
The conference adopted resolution
providing that all conference superin-
tepdcats and acting bishops shall reside
IA homes furnished by the church. Con-
gress WAS urged TO see that the Folstead
Act is strictly enforced
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Senate Adopts Tariff
Conference Report; SIS

Washington. May 20.-Another step
toward enactment of the emergency
tariff bill was taken today with the
adoption Of the conference report by the
senate without debatse. The house Is
expected to act finally on the measure in
the near future.
The vote on adoption OF the conference
report was SO to Is. Five Democrats.
Ashurst. Arizona; Broussard Louisiana;
Kendrick, Wyoming; Rransdel. Louist-
ana. and Shepherd, Texas. voted for tho
conference agreement. and one Repub-
lican, Moses, New Hampshire. voted
with the majority Of Democrats against
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STOMACH TROUBLES.

When your system becomes cloEE"'
from ovpreating. constipation and a t"t'
pid liver your stomach is iiN''y TO trol''
bic you. A dose Of Chanh"rla.ns Tab
let's will give you quick relief. Tn
cause a free movement of n" Doves
tone up the liver and strcnS' hon the di.
ycstion. You will be- SURPRISED when
YOU realize how much better Won arc
feeling Il day or two after taking these
tablets,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
RIOTrMG I'M EGYPT

Carlo. Egypt. May 20.-RiCtinG. more
severe than that which took pIaC" h"r"
yesterday. broke out today after the
funeral OF a student who wa k.i!sd N
thursdays disorders. The pOi!"" fought
the mob for three hours and. unable 10
dtsperse II. called for the help %! the
catValry forces. There were numerous
casualties
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HIGH soHoon sox D1owNED

Special Dispatch to The InteIligencer.
Cambridge, o., May 20.--Wilitam
Casey, IS. member Of the 1921 Cambridge
high school graduating class. was
drowned in the lake at City Park this
afternoon while bathing. Tho body was
recovered after it had been in the water
four minutes. but all efforts to revive
the young man were UNSUCCESSFUL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
PARENTS CAN'T HEAR
BOYS CRY FOR HELP

3" Charleston, W. Va, May 20--With his
clothes on fire and flames severely burn
Ing his body. Merle Sparks. aged | years
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sparks,
yelled and screamed in vain for assist
ance. His parents were in the house.
hut both are deaf mutcS. AS a resell
the lad was severely burned and prob
Ably will die.
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$50 STREET CAR MEN
ACCEPT REDUCED PAY

Pittsburgh. May 20.-Four hundred
and fifty motor men and conductors or
the ittsburgh, Harmony. Butler and
New castle Railway company voted to-
day to accept a wage reduction Of five
cents an hour retroactive to May l.
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AMENDMENTS ACCEPTED

Washington. May 20.-PaSSagc bE
congress of the Kellogg bill empower
ing the president to regulate cable land
ings in the United States and It's pos
sessions was completed today Win IN"
bv the senate of minor
house amendments. The measure now
goes to President Harding for his APP
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WON RY TREMA1NE

Toronto . Ont. May 20.--Carl TIE
maine OF Cleveland. scored a technical
knockout over R"N Moore OF st. Paul IN
the eighth round nf y t"n-rC und match
when Moore quit because II an injury.
The ringsida weights were: Moore III.
Tremaine 1i9h.
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DRY OFFICIALS LAID OFF.

Pittsburgh Pa. May 20.--Ten federal
prohibitio agents working n the Puts
6urgh district today trrncd In their
ba tgeS and credentials n" started on
the forty-day "furiuUgn" '-'ade aeceS-
sary by lack Of funds TO pay their sal
aries.
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NOT ACTED UPON

Washington Nav 20-Thc senate
recessed late today until Monday with
out acting on the Alameda, Calf, naval
base project, as contained in Il commit
tee amendment to the naval approrrla-
ton bill.
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FEN-RouND DRAW

Terre Haute. Ind. May 20.--l'al Moore.
Of Memphis. Tenn. and Soliy Epstein. OF
indiana polls. boxed ton fast rounds 70 a
draw here tonight in the opinion or
newspaper men present.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS

Davis Island Dam--7.7 feet. falling;
.ierr
oil Cill.-l Fee. failing: clear
Morgantown-~1.. feat, falling; cloudy.
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FOR SALE|Eight room house, all m nrovements 2s6 Laurel Ave Phoiis Rarnum 46694. LSIa sP
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Plumbing

HATCH & ERICKSON
 s1unabtng Timing and Heating. 5ooDing ,romptiy attended to. Estimates given Cor. Main and CaeStai Ave. Noble f7sS- L8aus
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Engraved Wedding Cards

YOU MAY REST ASSURED THEY WILL BE RIGHT IF ORDERED Al SOUTHWORTH'S 10 ARCADE.
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To Rent

orovenents: newly papered ano painted. Call at 65 Liberty st., r,nes
 FalIo1- Hoo-
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Patents

PATENTS PROCURED . c. H. Brad dock, Patent Lawyer, (formeriy Hle1I- Ia Der examining corps U- S. Patent Or flee. Security Bldg Bar 59oo- Once hours to or by appointment IZSs.l- PATENTS developed and manufactureaa- e. Our business is aiding investors bullo- ing their models and the manufactur, ing and designing of all tool ana snaii machinery. Fred G. Breul, 2Sl k0SSuIIih II St. 1SL1oall
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RR0MNS GARAGE

BROWNS GARAGE
 Auto Repairing of all kinds. Special at tention paid to Commercial cars. First class work guaranteed. Cor. Arcuc ana William Sts Noble 67S- L1Sail~ CBAGNON & HOF'MEISTER = Auto bile repairing of all kinds. Electrical work a speciality. Satisfaction guaran- teed. 36S Colorado Ave. cor. Fairfield Ave Phoue- OEOail~
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AUTO TRUCKING, local and long d'. dls- tapce moving Phone Bar. 3540- C1ty '
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FIECTRIGAL HOSPITAL
 EASTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE co: vEe renair Generators, Self-Starters, 1gni- ton Systems, Auto Lighting Systems Storage Batteries. etc. Dealers in Auto ;es- Mobiloils- Gas and Oil. 4 Boston Post Road, at Ash Creek. Fairfield Noble 252-4. D2a l
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Monuments
Musical Instruction

HAROLD B. MORRIS, Violin Instructor. Studio Room 55 Taylor Bldg, Cannon St. Phone Bar. 1311- BlodS- T2E!FTTFOVEN TRIO = Concert recital and wedding receptions. O. R. Garrl- son. 46 Canon St. BIalL- VIOLIN MANDOLIN. Guitar Lessons; Also complete instruction in musical theory at L. Consolfs Music Studio. SS Fairfield Ave. Warner Bldg Nobie PIANO INSTRUCTION New special method. Also Mandolin, Banjo Mano0- lin and Banjo taught Ebert J. OdeII, Studio S54 Madison Ave H6ail- CORNET INSTRUCTION by capable teacher. Special attention paid to be ginners Cornets for sale. L. A. Yer non, 15ss Fairfield Ave. Barnum 65a
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Auto Accessories
AUTO TOPS

AUTO TRIMMING
 TOPS CUSHIONS, CURTAINS ana SIip-covers, canvas work, coverings ana bags J. G. Loseno, 1o4 French SI-,
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Poultry and Supplies

.7OR GROWING CHICKS use Interme- diate and Growing Feed, For laying hens Lay-er-Bust and Scratch Feed Standard Feed Co.,, 1884 Main St.
 1IOICE EGGS, Barred and White Rocks R. c. Brown Leghorns, Speckled Sussex, Golden Wyandottes. S1.50 set ting prepaid S1.E. Schanzel & Powell, hillside Ave. Bar. 5930-s. Ul6aS|
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p I MIIRPHY. MOVING
Typewriter

ACME rebuilt typewrtters are cheaper than new machines. but just ser viceable and guaranteed perfect. Re nairine and rebuilding. All makes a speciaIty Local agents for the Wood stock Room All Warner Bldg. Tel. Bar. 67G0. I9aS
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For Sale
Farms For Sale

200 FARMS FOR SALE with or without stock and tools. or will exchange for city property. Will sell cheap. James
 LII aIi'
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Auto Tire Vulcanizing

VTTI-CANIZING of all kinds. wholesale
 and retail. Reasonable prices; "oah Sa
 i491 State St. zsus e w BALL Tire Vulcaniz1ng or adi
 kinds All work guaranteed ttsaSOiie SSe1 able prices Harrison Ave, Myitie Beach Milford. Conn., RIoos-
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ACME TRUCKING CO::--Furniture mov1 ,d Ing and general trucking. Local ana long distance. Factory contracts s'- licifed Tel Stratford ST.
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Help Wanted-Male

WANTEi5-First class man for uphol- stering furniture Experienced man only need apply Hampson, Mintle & Abbott, Inc, Waterbury, Conn. 129s+ WANTED-RenabIe man t0 act as Dis trict Superintendent to book orders TOT Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Roses and Shrubbery and engage sub-agents; eX- elusive territory. Pay weekly. Apply at once. Fruit Growers NurSeriss
 Newark, New York State. G3OalI@
 First Class Auto Finisher
 WANTED. w. D. Taylor, Brewster St. Tel Bar. 1925. TsdS. WANTED-Why be idle? Sell guaranteed trees and shrubs. Commence now ana draw weekly pay. Part or full tune. Guaranty Nursery Co.,, Rochester. N. T.
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Specialists

DR ALICE l.. FITCH, Spec.itaiisst s t,etice hours: 2 to p. and by aPp41fne- aPPIps3f.. meDt.
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Trucking and Storage

Phone Noble E96. Equipped to move anything anyTylhefre;a VI fnaas Trip traaorsn' ssors ACME TRUCKING Co;;.Furniture mOv nd 1ng and general trucking: Local ana l1Hg lfaifea dis5anees Tsl stratferd aerdrs s7 co"
 N | lance 4 moving. moving Phone Bar. s54o. City moving ss up. Soaa ARNoLD BRos-Motor transportati9n; Rsar ssaf or snd daE ssss FaiheEd eS5ss1i: A.s CALL BARNUM 1o55-4 when you want and ea6gl tFafainz rafea
 Auto Express. 17s Wood Ave. R22all- CENTRAL TRUCKING co. = 5gil Eight trucking by hour, day or WgeK- y7s6,srhs Pacg ss7
 sfratford Ave Bar. 42s4 Usoall- TRUCKS RUNNING frequently to Bos,7;
 fon; nave a mqef pefurn load in either direction.
 Swift Bros- Express Co. Bar. 1 7SI5: EASTERN MoT0E TKUCKNG and
 STORAGE co, 46 Kossuth St, Daiiy
 trips New York, Newark and Phiaoei- a
 fain' Bar. ssi2-2. is.S''eiu +-ii1 W VI Hi*tf GENERAL TRUCKING and moving. issa1 IS warfen aRq n0RE st dTinfs Tef Barhnm m
 HAVE YOUR PIANO MOVED by A: p: years. Phone Bar. 6sSs Office 64S S4e New- s.
 field Ave. z7z5 7=5-Es !4as s7,p, ,P
 
 SRE 5s0 rusEinE SESa@S GRaasa | JOSEPH T. BIECHELE. general truck | ing and express delivery. Prices to
 TI z45t 2r 5 5aSs Aje1 St. Bridgeport ussa GG.n LIGHT TRUCKING and express deliy-
 cries, city and suburban; prompt ser
 tracts solicited. For quick servies ieeos ean 7q! 1 Barnum 2562. D22aI | NORTH END Transportation Co. Local icfa
 PIe PI rstsS, i75 Wheeler Ave b59s1I. 6h4re | TWO TON TRUCK with driver by day
 or week. Inquire Dispatch B. True5ins 5gsS TRUCKING-Local, long distance t1ucl5- clS-
 ing and moving Also furnItadde rd PaGk- RsIf-
 P Ws 1 RriSsh @intgr Ffa9nafs s9 fsi Nobie Fie os
 WILSON LOCAL and LoNG DISTANCE ST ss1
 fa51n gaarah5ee A55e Goof m !OF sa4S
 Call all hours Barnum 5672. Hl2all- " H. FRAZIER = Local and long dis, iss
 t5nSg union eH1tei5 Ave. Brtdgeport. d55e Conn MoVING-Furnitqre. fTeight. maehinery. 2aslntsT
 S;i sPrinFfeids fSid1". HartfoTd. New s9a6 Londoa:
 BarnGm Bar : m Ave. Tel. stratford s1. H15asp p. J. MURPHY, MOVING Trucking, local and long distance; furni- guaranteed guar s7 Henry St. Noble 1902. , P E. TURNER, 6S0 Lindley St. local
 and long distance trucking and nov :. ing Satisfaction guaranteed Phone , l Barnum 1064-13- H1Zait- 2 TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS = Goods , moved on short notice, both local ane
 long distance, ashes and other rubbisf l removed promptly. Factory trucking z speciality. Excavation work done D! ;, contract. Prompt attention given te t all orders, whether large or small Cal T. or write The Progressive Transfer Co: ,; 945 Main St., Rooms 2o4 and 2o3; Tet S. q 2342 Barnun. l819all-
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Houses For Sale

WILSON ST, near Fairfield Ave. three family house, all improvements f1nS ns
 home, investment. George Hathaway, 104 Meigs Bldg 1los-
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Optician

EJYMAN & SON, Optrometrists, 126 State St. Eye examinations. Watches Clocks Jewelry. Repair work ot A a, kinds. Bar. 16OO. i3l1foS
 OP1ICIAN -,
 IJpstafrs A4ails
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Mortgages and Loans

FANS ON MORTGAGEsSWe can seli x.oIr mortgages for cash. We get re suits Carroll, State Realty Co. 925 Main St. l4all-
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Taxi Service

TAXI SERVICE
 New National Twin Six seyen-pass5TnoS, To,r Touring Car and Cole 8. Hire py pynrine day. .Tsp Estimates given on iouiHe trips. Bar. a126-5.
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Wanted-Board and Rooms

W ANTED-Roon and board in private family by young business lady 20 minutes walk from center Of city Ap- ply Box c. B., care of this paper
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Upholstery

c STRAM for upholstering and refinish- ing of antique furniture Mattresses Resfd ence 221 Colorado Ave. Noble AT L1Sall-
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Real Estate W anted

HAVE YOU A FARM or country prop
 eral buyers. Doherty & Langner I5v Bridgeport Ave, Devon, Conn. P3&l- opnor-t1Inities YOU want to buy or sell
 Inquire David Apstein, SIS Stinman St- Tel Bar. TOSS O1Iall-- FARM WANTED in exchange Of Devon E. W. Langner. office 19O Br1dgepo,rst Ave, Devon, Conn. P1oall- yTEyPHENS BUSINESS EXCHANGE Ali kinds of insurance We can sell your business. If your house IS TOT sale or rent see Clients WalIlnlss. Wall Ils 305 Liberty Bldg. Bar 10S9. 2salL-~
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Animals

AQUATIC PLANTS, FISH FOODS,
 Canary, Sunf1ower Seeds, Grauel Sing- ing Canartss. Flea Soap. foWueId; Trnad
 and Elm Sis. <A-oail-
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Auto Radiators

CONN. AUTO RADIATOR co. -Radia- tors repaired rebuilt and replaced; :; neW Ford fenders, hood, shells and radiator sold reasonable. We buy old radiators. 69 Crescent Ave, corner STAR AUTO MACHINE co.
 CIPRAN RADIATORS for Fords- Will not boil; undamaged by freezing. For sale here. 6TS Housatonic Ave. Bar mum 2559. Slodtl-
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Musical Instruments

FURER'S MUSIC SHOP Magic Tricks, Card, Chain and Chinese Link Rings. Fortune Telling Cards. Dolls. Toys and other novelties very latest hits in Sheet Music, Records ana E.Iayer Rolls. 1244 Main St. 1all. HART MUSICAL INSTTsU MENT co.
 UPSTAIRS. Piano Players. Phono-
 graphs, Violins etc Phone Bar 2SSi.