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Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

threshing. g.---Minneapoli Nonparti- san Leader.
 As reformers see it, there's too much latitude in women's dress and not enough longitude. .---Norfelk V;r- ginia-Pilot.
 It will be a glorious day when the nickel can go anywhere it. pleases without being chaperoned by pen nies.---St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
 An English dancer says sleeping outdoors makes one beautiful. At last we are able to account for the charming appearance of the verage hobo.---Seattle Times.
 
 A Scotch professor estimates the age of the earth at 8,O0O,00O years, and yet it isn't old enough to invent an effective substitute for wal Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter.
 The Bristol Press says that "a copy of the public acts should he placed in every home." Yes, indeed, the acts would make fine volume to place ir a dining chair for baby to sit on.---W Waterbury Republican.
 
 IL is said that Charlie Chaplin deeply loves both his native country anl the land of his adoption. Per haps, in the interest of both, he might be induced to pay off Eng lands little debt to America. It is only $4,5OO,OOO,O0O.---BostonT Trans cript.
 Machines have been used in this city for more than 20 years and the whole city would rise up in arms at the mere suggestion that their vot- ing machines should be scrapped. And as for the contention that only voters with mechanical instincts can vote on the machines and that their use has led to "class voting" there is only one reply that is permissible. Rats w---Buffalo Commercial.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
PLAN TO DESTROY CUTWORMs
Pests Work at Night and May Be Killed With Aid of Paddle
 and FlashIiaht

CutwOrms sometimes give consider able trouble if the nights are cool and the weather unsettled. A good way to get rid of cutworms in the garden is to go out in the evening after dark with fiashlight and paddle and kill the pests. They may be found on the surface at work at night. It will take but a short time to get rid of cut worms in the garden. This is a quick CT and more reliable way than using poisoned mash.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
SNAP SHOTS

The biggest corner ever known in the market must be the corner that business is reported to be turning.--- Boston Herald.
 Before condemning the boil weevil let us determine whether it is pos sible to make home brew out of him.---Hartford Times.
 The joke will be on Signor Mar conf if Mars reverses the charges on him.--Minneapo Tribune.
 The young mans crop of wild oats would be lessened by more efficient
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
GIVE HARNESS PROPER CARE
Made of Good Leather and Heavy Enough, Set Will Last for at
 Least Fifteen Years.

Harness made of good leather and heavy enough for the work required of It will last for many years If cared for properly. It is more economical to buy harness that is too heavy than to buy that which is too light for the work. With good care, harness of the proper weight and quality will last at least 15 years, and in many cases har- ness used on the farm has been in service for 25 years or longer.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs. John Horst has returned from her visit with friends and relatives in New York city.
 Quite a few from this place at tended the Danbury Fair this week, those that went on Thursday in Wilkes truck had quite a windy time as they had only four blow outs.
 Mrs. James Sackrider of South Salem will spend the winter with her niece, Mrs. Grace Brazee.
 Joseph Heintzger is under the weather again.
 Mrs. Adelbert Middlebrook attend ed the meeting held at the Bartram Friday.
 Miss Daieie Palmer spent the week-eni at her home in Catskill, N. Y.
 4 new display of Highland Linen writing paper in blue, old rose violet and white, in boxes or by the pound. The Canaan Printing Go.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
Putten.

In a country school the children were in the habit of using "putten" for put. The teacher tried to teach them better, and one day after lit- tie boy had written a sentence on a blackboard she asked the children if they could find mistake in 1t. Yes" answered a pupil. "Where Is it2" the teacher asked why" he answered, 'he went and putten putten where he ought to putten put"
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

"
 a chance to tell you then. You pigs all grunt and squeal so much 1 can't tell you any thing. You take up all the time in g r u Il t Il g and squealing when 1 might be explain ing myself.
 "Yes, I have two other things to think about be- S i d e s foo q |, CT a n d f a t h e r POrky Pig con tinued.
 "One of them is t h e b e a u t i f u l thought of back cnrntnhirnnr nr nnd thn
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

Nhii lllC Sl dIlu- father, in a re- spectful tone"
 "Oh all right, " said Brother Ba- con, "I'll call you grandfather when ever you wish me to. Sometimes you aren't so fussy about being called it, are you?H
 Tt depends on what else I have to think of," said G r a n d f a t h e r POrky Pig.
 What else do you ever have to think of besides
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

other is the beautiful thought of de- licious mud.
 "SO you see I have two other thoughts. Yes, and fine thoughts they are. But still the thing I think of mostly, I will admit, is food, beautiful, beautiful food!"
 1.-The other thoughts are good ones and we're glad to hear them," said Brother Bacon. 'but we're very glad that you think mostly of food, for If you didn't you'd be very queer pig, a queer pig indeed ]"
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
IAKEVITIE |

A daughter, Margaret Pendlcton, was born to MT. and Mrs, Ecn-T x. Chapin, Monday, October 10th at MiddletoWn.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

We're inclined to think the weather prophets who predict long, severe winter are a little off. Here 1t is nearly the middle of October and only one killing frost to date.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
DdddyS
 D6EeniN8 ::
 Fairy Tale 61H1ARY GRAHAM BONNER
THE PIGS.
GRAHAM BONNER
 -coETAoHT r VESTERE kEVSRpEI U4IoN

Hello, POrky," said Brother Bacon.
 "You know, Brother Bacon, you are getting to be very rude. You should
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

Mails will close as per schedule be- low until further notice:- South Train 259 o:lO A. M East Train 944 8:1O A. M. North Train 252 II :51 A. M. West Train 939 1l:25 "A. M. East Train 94O 3:25 r. M' South Train 249 4:3O r. M. North Train 240 7:1O r. M. West Train, 945, 7:1O r. M. West Train, 903 *** 3:25 r. M. except Saturday. *** Saturday only.
 Post office open at 7:3O A. M. Post office closes 8:3O P. M.
 R. F. D. Mail Closes at 500 A. M. Southfeld Stage leaves at 1 P. M.
 Sunday Service Mail due to arrive at 11:1O.
 Lobby open at 11:45.
 Out going mail closes at 12:3O PM. POSITIVELY no service at win dows on SUNDAY.
 E. L. Roberts, P. M.
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Honey For Sale---25 and soc per lb. delivered. A. A. Knight, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

T LIICIII ID - Impossible to Be-
 of back lieVe." O and the
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FOR SALE

For SaIe--Two fresh cows $150.00, good farm team S90.00. E. A. Vosburgh.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13

For Sale-Cabbage and winter squash. Jesse Goodwin, Tel. 1865.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
MARY Z. RILEY, substituted as plaintiff
in the place and stead Of DAVID LAWTON.
deceased. Plaintiff. against JAMES MCGEE
and Others, Defendants.
In pursuance of order OF the Supreme
Court directing a resale Of the premises
hereinafter described, duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing date
the 22d day OF March. 1921, I. the under
signed. the referee in said order named
will sell at public auction at the Exchange
Salesroom, No. 1915 Vesey Street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. of the City of New
York, on the 26th day of May, 1921 at II
o'clock noon on that day; by Joseph P.
said order to be resold and described in
the judgment herein bearing date the 10th
day Of December. 1919. as follows:
Al that certain lot Of land. with the
Borough of Manhattan OF the City, County
and State OF New York, bounded and de-
scribed follows:
beginning at a. point the northerly
side of Seventy-third Street. distant three
hundred and twenty-three (323) feet east
eriy from the northeast corner of Seventy
easterly along the northerly side OF Sew
enty.third Street twenty-five (25) feet thence
northerly and parallel with Avenue A one
hundred and two qoo) feet and two (2)
thence westerly along the middle line Of
the block twenty-five (25) feet; thence
southerly and paralel with Avenue A one
hundred and two (102) feet and two (2)
inches to the place OF beginning
Dated. New York. April 27th, 1921.
,r-,o,,,, KENNETH McEWEN. Referee
Attorney. Room 1869. 233 Broadway,
FRANCIS b. WOOD. ESQ. Attorney for
Befeadants' Prdeaga' Mar James Lawton ct al. 2ss
The following Is a diagram OF the nron-
erty to be sold -
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, married, thor
oughly competent; - years experience
careful driver. neat, reliable: highest refer
ences. Kenyon, 410 Il. 65th.
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o23 East I'D Street
said premises are sold subject to any
state of facts which an accurate survey
thereof would show, and also subject to any
covenants and restrictions contained In any
recorded deed thereof
Dated, April 27th, 1921
KENNETH McEWEN, Referee.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the lith day OF March. 1919, by and
between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK
and ELIZABETH Il. HOLYOKE, I will sell
on the 26th day OF May, 1921, at ten O'Clock
IN me forenoon In the plano department OF
John Wanamaker New York. one stvls Fred
erick Mahogany player piano and bench, as
provided by Sections 90 and 66 OF the Per-
sonal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERfNC;. AuctIoneer.
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NOTICE-Bc Laurence Smith late ~ Cashei,
Baiiuagh, 60. Cavan. Laurence Smith died
Bachelor on the Sth January 1916 having
hy HE WIN dated 9th November 1909 he
quca thed 10 his Nicccs Ellie Smith and Kate
Smith both IN America daughters of his
brother James smith. Fif;y pounds each and
TO his nephew John smith then in America
Hon of his brother Dan Smith. Fifty pounds.
Should they not be found or should tho money
not be claimed within five years from hiq
death the said monies were 70 be divided be-
tween his residuary Begatees.
The above named Ellie Smith, Katie Smith
aud John Smith by applying to Louis g. =.
smith, Crown Solicitor, Cavau. and proving
their identity viii be communicated with
Dated this 18TH day ~ April tg2t Louls
&. y smith, Crown Solicitor. CAvAN
PUBLIC SERVICE RAILROAD COMPANY
Newark, N. J May H. 1921
TO Whom II MAY Concern
Notice lg hereby given that thc bagrttle I|ff
bridge of tho Public Service Railroad over
Railway River. between Linden Township and
Roosevelt Borough viii be closed 10 uavIaa.
tion w order ~ make necessary repairs to
the operating machinery. from Monday Nav
10. uuiil Friday, May 20, lN2i. inrlusftc
PUBLIC SERVICE RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Connecticut.
CHESTERFIELD rs

Ntiisr fsiNf tf4lFR iAEN
shippan Point. Conn, open May I. rooms
with running water ana with or without
private hatht electric light. steam heat; ex.
cellent table. beautiful surroundings: private
bathing beach: hest committing service IN
country win remain open all the year,
mako reservations now. Tel Stamford 203o.
RETIRED trained nurse md masaeur viii
care FOR Hem invalid or slightly nervous
cnse (malel iu his up 10 date strictly pri-
vate country residence near New York. un.
questionable refrfUucegt massage and eioc.
o-hydrothcrpprutir treatments Write FOR
rertioulars. = 100 Herald. Herald su.
BOARpEttg wanted in the Borkshires; iu-
valids catered 20 in nurses home: rates
reasonable, good train service; fine roads
Via Harlem ". N ~ Mlierton Address
Mrs. Join 0'HALLoEAN. Lakcviilc, Conn.
SOUND HEACH, CONN.
Accommodations FOR fow select people
rates $50 20 235 per week. Csli Sound Beach
i0i
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GROCERY STORE

AND BARBER SHOP.
Concessions to a man. run store, groceries,
meats; also to barber, run shop, no oppo-
sition; 500 room hotel to draw from, and 65
cottages store and barber shop patron
nized by the other islands close by. Here
Is an opportunity TO combine business with
pleasure and make your vacation pay. Ad-
dress Proprietor Murray I'm Hotel. Murray
Isle, Thousand Islands, ~. y
FAC TORY and equipment for sale, located is
miles from Newark, on the Jackawanna
Railroad; concrete factory; about 10, 900
square feet floor space: electric power, steam
heat, city water also driven we'll; detached
office, garage and barn; acres OF land 10
Gated very near station and trolley line: fac
! tory is equipped with metal power presses,
buffing lathes, nlckeling department and
motors and shafting. price on application :
terms reasonable. Address 724 Herald. $50
Bro adway.
EXECUTIVE capable of Investing s., 600
with services may secure permanent con-
nection on large earning basis; must enjpy
confidence of men in business circles: for
Interview, outline your business experience,
Box 500. 1858 Broadway.
MODERN photograph and plano store. rep
resenting best makes, In splendid section,
wants active partner with first class business
experience and about $1,000 to invest; refer
ences essential. 1913 Herald, Fulton st.
good win Of an established high class
circuit for dressmaking in private homes
J 1859 Herald. Harlem.
CHANCE GREAT FUTURE.
Very desirable Broadway store TO let In
Belmoral Court. 500 West 163d st.
BUSINESS for sale manufacturing ALWAYS
needed wei paying articles; reason Illness
~ 222 Herald. Herald so.
REFINED woman wishes 10 connect with
someone established In tea room NJ 30
Herald. Herald 50.
EXPERIENCED ENGINEER and contractor
wants partner. preferably engineer T.
W., 10 Union 50.
$1,000 70 $1,000. or silent partner; good bust
aess proposition; open to full Investigation.
references. 1874 Herald. Harlem
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

.~-,-~-s~~~-~~--~-~~~-
LEVINE MEYER. G2 y. Goth. sold grocery
Creditors submit bills Immediately.
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Country Board Wanted
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED by ambitious young Ger
man farmer 100000 to $5o0.o00 at
reasonable rate of interest for ten
years for the sale of large farm;
money Will be guaranteed by motgage.
Kindly apply for further Information
70 viii Kreicke, Horstm- i.unen
Westf, Germany.
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STORAGE, moving: established 1871 padded
vans; reasonable. Beekmnn 20t. Ferris.
Roavhorough. Inc.
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Long Island.
COMFORTABLE furnished room IN Long
Beach convenient TO bathing and In prin-
cipal locality. Call ls2 Long Beach or 164s
Whitehall. write 101S Riverside, Long
Beach.
TWO connecting rooms, overlooking lawn;
use of bath and telephone; kitchen privi-
leges: business couple gentlemen; private
family; references exchanged; $40 per
month. Tel. evenings only. 1858 Newtown.
New Jersey.
THE REGIS. 60 Harrison st. East oi ange.
y. j., offers rooms. single suite; one
suite with private bath and shower; ndutr;
one block from Brick Church Station. p.
l.. and w; large veranda; refined surround
ings.
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Furniture.
STORAGE.

ANTIQUE furniture and odd works fer sale
Johnson. $50 30 nv. city.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


GOvERNESS, French lady wishes position;
good method, experienced ii Herald
Herald SO.
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II YOU ARE n lover of above.
collector or dealer, send
$50 to 5000. and according TO
the amount sent. I viii despatch
articles OF above, which will be
worth two TO three times the
amount IN u. s. A. You can
not conceive the variety, beauty
and remarkable productions of
these Eastern countries. Your
friends will envy you the pos
session Of such unique and
valuable curiositles and an
tlques. Every one guaranteed
genuine. Send cash by telc-
graphic transfer or bank draft
10 my account, care OF the Ma
iional Bank Of India, Calcutta,
and write To me advising
amount sent and with your fun
namc and address. g. y.
ROGERS, 2s-l. Waterloo street.
Calcutta, India.
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iIoUsEWoRKER. white: small family, no
wash. Lownes 296 Central Park West
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED for young men. room
and board. . meals per day;
private family: not to exceed Sl2
per week; give full details In reply
ing. u. r., $40 Herald. Fulton st.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

INDIAN, BURMESE. JAPANESE
AND CHINESE CURTOSTTTES
ANTIQUES, FURNITURE. CARY
lNGS. GOLD. SILVER AND
BRASS AND OTHER WARE.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, expert, desires
a few more regular clients: technical die
tation and authors Mss. specially; correct
spelling and punctuation; attractive rates.
Room 1909 10 w. 34th st. Fitz Roy 1890.
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Staten Island.
CENTRAL AVE-,
81 ST. George. Staten Island. n. Y: pleas
ant rooms, well furnished. overlooking the
bay: every modern convenience: Is minutes
10 Wall st. good satisfying home table for
people Of refinement: separate tables.
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COUPLE, thoroughly understands care vege-
table garden, lawn. shrubs. flowers: willing
to be useful gentleman's place; wife COM
petont English waitress, chambermaid; !;
small adult family; no cooking or laundry;
references. l.. T.. 366 West 2eth.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Dressmalers. seamstresses & Milliners.

DRESSMAKER-First class work at short
notice; very reasonable; Vogue. Royal
styles, own material estimate given: will
make any style hats; home preferred. Pal
mer. 80 u. 5oth. Plaza el7O.
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S9-fS EAST 27TH FL.
between Madison and 4th nvH.-Hlgh class
. Apartments. att rooms. centrally located
rents reasonable. Apply premises
4 u.
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S0TH ST. 50 West.-HousokccpinF apnrt-
fnents. two rooms, titehcnette and bath
new building, possession immediate. rents
Madison av
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COUNTRY BOARD.
= =
Staten Island.


staten Island.
CENTRAL. AVE,
-. ST. George. Staten Island. n. Y: pleas
ant rooms, well furnished. overlooking the
bay: every modern convenience: IS minutes
10 Wall st; good satisfying home table for
people Of refinement: separate tables,
Long Island.
AT BEAUTIFUL sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
Grounds, piazza, electricity. Semi-invalids
nd elderly persons can secure comfortable
room and board nurses care; terms reason
able. Tel. 1928 r Coney Island. HENRIETTA
TRowBRTDGE, 26I4 East 18th St, Bklyn.
FLORAL INN. Floral Park. l.. l.. blocks
from station 80 minutes from Penn sta
tion elegant rooms with all improvements
and AL board. s25 per week: special for
May and June. The place for eats. health
and sport.
LONG BEACH-Private family offers two
sleeping rooms sitting room. refined couple
or ladies; Kitchen privileges. telephone, cleo
trlcity near station: references essential. j
ESQ Herald. $50 Bway.
THE PINES. Hempstcad l.. I.--peautifuily
situated: nea. Garden City; best accom-
modations, rooms, single and en- suite;
eellent table and service. booklet. Phone
Hempstead 800.
THE WHITE HOuSE-Commutng distance:
first class accommodations for season; ex-
celent table, tennis, boating, fishing and
lIENECkER, Prop.
TENNYsoN INN, Edsemere. =. L-select
family hotel all rooms overlook ocean;
excellent food: delightful for spring. Seen
by appointment. Circle 3527
THE LINwOOD, BAYsdoRE, l.. Z.
Make reservations now: special season
rates. excellent food; bathing, fishing. golf:
ideal homo. Tel. Bayshote. 30.
BAYsTDE. l.. l.. 20 minutes to city; nenr
Sound. very pleasant. exceptionally large
rooms meals optional. Phone Bayside fi9
FOR interview.
OWN produce: eggs; excellent table, ali
home cooking; shade. large grounds. 632
Merrick road Lynhrook. I. I.
wcstchestcr.
BROWN LODGE
81 PROSPECT ST. NEW ROCHELLE
''s'''Nnl.'r BATH. : TEIEPHoNE III IS seS' 4 i''
MANfARONECK, y. y. Rockland Manor;
extensive grounds. large airy rooms. own
farm products. garage ST. per week up
ward. 20 Herald Herald "a.
CoNvALEsCTNG PATIENTS
write 70 Bedford Rest Camp for particulars.
X. =. p, No. I, Mount Kisco, n. Y.
TIE GERALD EASE. nome for fnvsllds.
aged and nervous patients. MARY =. Me-
MURRAY ~ NORTH Bway. White Plains.
PELHAM HEIGHTS. y. Y. PHONE 1918.
New York.
UrrRRAH FOR "SKIpAWAY
Boys camp on the Hudson. ALIVE with the
Spirit Of Youth" military training, disclp-
line land and water sports. every comfort
and safeguard: finest cuisine. terms So
we. essy 92st LEWIS 2so r GaR West stso Camp %
on Hudson, ~. ~
CEDAR PINES CANT.
For Junior girls, near New. York; land and
dancing. motor boating individuai superyi.
sion. IRENE DAVIS, ii0 Central Park West.
FARM in Catslll mountainr. fine location.
spring water nshi1g ,.,,l qathiqg; write tor IN
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

SOD, 10 West.-Magnificent. large. sunny
SOUTH double rooms. elegant home: refer
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DRESSMAkER. Absolutely competent:
skilled remodellins: out. 50. Miss Fair
man. Schuyler 4754.
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cnA1frEr1rrl !. ,irc,1I An,1r.

CHAuFFEUR-MECHAN
Chauffeur efficient mechanic. excellent ref
encea OF high and long standing: careful
traffic driver: never had accident: above the
ordinary. neat. reliable, gcntlemanly: city or
country. Telephone Longacre 2472. Harold
Lawson.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. 10 years' expert
ence driving Packard. Cadillac, Pierce
Arrow, best OF city references, willing cour-
teous. neat, wishes position; city or country.
Edward, i2l West s9th 81. Phone Riverside
1881.
CHkUFFEUR- MECHANIC. ma rried, no fam
ily. ~ years. road and shop. very large
road knowledge. over years last employer.
any make, moderate wages excellent refer
ences; prefer country, Chauffeur, 40 West
40th. Telephone Vanderbilt 1000.
CHAUFFEUR, Swcde, personality, extensive
driving experience, mechanically Inclined,
Pierce, Packard. Cadillac would appreciate
desirable position for summer, or about ., g
months, mountain country, seashore or travel
ling. Highest credentials Olsson, ZIG NJ Goth.
CIIAUFFEUR- MECHANIC, Swedish. middle
aged, married. no children, IL years. driver
experience Pierce. Packard, Cadillac. never
arrested, own tools best references. s35 per
week. country preferred Ericaon. iaoo ID av
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic t3D. married. 10
years cNpsrlencc driving Pierce, Packard.
Lancla. Cadillac, Locgmobile. I years one
POSITION Harris Smith, s. West End.
ST3S Col.
CIIATfFE'gTfR French American tnarrlad
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ESSMAKER-Exquiste costumes. remod-
w 1T2d
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saTII ST.. 100 W-Large corner room, twin
beds reasonable; IL and subway. LANG
TON Schuyler 59t6.
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HOUSEWORK-Color experienced. now
employed, wants housework May 10 in
small adult family going TO seashore. Call
Rhinelander 673l from 1912 A. NJ.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
Borough OF Queens.
Long Island.

LARGE. sunny room. modern conveniences;
near subway and Long Island Railroad
Call or write 90 Maurice av.. Elmhurst. 1. !.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

BEAUTIFUL HOME AND SCHOOL
FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 10 YEARS.
IL you are dcsirous Of placing your child
in excellent care, see DOLLIE CONFER,
Highlands, N. j. Phone 1868. Open ali
year. $50 and $50 monthly.
QUEEN MARY COTTAGE.
GOT Second av.. Asbury Park, N. j.
Running water In every room; exceptionable
table. Telephone 449. j. NJ. KETCHAM.
REFINED home for invalid and elderly
ladies: nurses care: sunny rooms. large
grounds; every home comfort: references ex-
changed. 582 Main ST.. Hackensack. N. j..
NERVOUS AND MENTab CONDITIONS.
LYNWOOD LODGE, ENGLEWOOD. N. J..
THE DE VALERA, 306 LEXINGTON AV.,
LAKEWOOD. N. j. PHONE 5J..
Country Board Wanted.
MAN and wife desire room and board in
Rutherford IN. j.. state particulars. j. w.
HOPKINS, 151 Joralemon St, Brooklyn.
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DRESSMATiER, competent and experienced,
by day. week: city country; terms S2.T5;
references. Mall answer Bernard. S7S Sd av
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DRESSMAKER, Fifth av. experience. compe-
tent: day; home; moderate. Howell. 326
West 23d