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Show NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY, .IUNTE"15: 1888.
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Weather Bulletin. .
For Saturday in New England fair to
parly cloudy weather and southerly
winds, followed by local thunder storms
near the seaboard.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
High tide MM morrow 8. 57, low tide
10. 2d.
Sunrises4.19;sunsets7.27
Notwalks vs Darby at Derby to-nior-
row.
Remember to pay your water bill to-
morrow.
The Fountain Gun 0|th will not shoot
tomorrow.
The Anna Williams lies at Ferris‘ dock
, with a load of coal. ‘
There were two Italians around here
this morning selling cigars.
--Pure Java and Ilocba Coffee—ah
ways fresh—at G. C. Stillson's.
The brick shop and Volk'a shop nines
are preparing for a gains of- ball.
The furniture for the new court house
in the borough arrived last night.
—Boys wanted to sell the Evening
. Sentinel.
Ilain street in the borough is being
given a top dressing of broken stone.
Schooner, “Mary Buckley," is unload-
tug brick at Ileekcr’s dock, in the bor-
ougb.
The Excel-liars are playing St. Mary‘s
. nine on the Baxter grounds this after
noon.
--Fo'r spring styles go to Gusowski‘s.
E. N. Sloan’s new house in the borough
is enclosed and nearly ready for the
plasterer-s.
The Carrie, of New York, a large
and handsome sloop yacht, lies between
the bridges.
Charlie Byxbee caught a sea spider
yesterday that measured eighteen inches
from tip to tip.
-—Family washing at reasonable rates,
at the Old Well Laundery, 37 Washing-
ton St.
, Thom'as Belden and In. Nellie Perry
‘ were married in St.-Mary‘s Church yes-
terday afternoon.
James Hanford, of East Norwalk, who
has been very ill for the past week, is
improving gradually.
-Tbe Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
The Boston Store publishes a list of
prices in this issue that are well worth
reading. See ad on 4th page.
Charles Barraclaugh's infant child .is
very ill. It was so low yesterday after-
noon that it was not expected to live.
Rev. John B. Lawrence, Wyandotte,
Kan., accordingtothemgregationalist,
has resigned his pulpit, to take effect that
last of June.
—DeKlyn' a ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
. The Knight street sewer is being fin-
' ished very rapidly. Thh sewer has been
put in in less tints than any sewer of its
length in the borough.
Willis Gilbert gavsaparty iohts young
friendsla theballin tbsrearof his store
on the draw Imt night. There
were about a dense present and they en-
joyed themselves very nicely.
The young peoples' association of the
First I. E. Church have decided upon
Wednesday eraulng, June 20th, as the
date for holding their entertainment and
festival. The pricsof admission is to be
25 cents.
~00 to A. E. Conley'a pavillionon
the drawbridge for lfsad's celebrated
loa Cream and fountain soda.
Danhary cannot support a good hall
team but it is now being obliged to con-
~tribuie toward the malniaiuancs of. six:
who are plodding we’ll}
psdaderhas
aronnl asawdnu track. Grant are thaof .
frashs of a sporting nature.
,‘l‘ha announcement of Chas. E. s.,‘.
months this lssoatliat thapicnlc season
unearthed in no newsto our readen,
hat wearssuis thatallolthsinars not
awars that hshasouhsadalsrgs stock
of goods saiishis’ for picnic parties.
llasdwbathshsstosay.
' Thsaunul mulonof lhsi-‘ifthC. V
will no at Waterbury August D.iba
‘ South Norwslk.
Thodora S. Smith has purchased a new
sloop for his oyster business.
The Cricket Club will— meet at No. so
llaiii street, Monday evening.
-—-Boys wanteT‘tbflseTl the Evening
Sentinel.
The Americas Drum Crops of the bor-
ougb resumed practice last night.
A. J. Bantin and family, of Center
avenue, will more to New York soon.
The Mutual Drum Corps will go to
Cobble Hill tonight and serenade Michael
Reardon. ... __-.__.
The Y. M. C. A. Seniors and Juniors
are playing ball on the Catharine street
grounds this afternoon.
-—You that are dissatisfied, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson' s.
0.1". Wilson and family started for
Chicago this morning to attend the con.
vsntion.
South Norwiilihwasiwell represented
at the SheepshI-ad racer, yesterday.
The attendance was Ibirty-iivelhousand.
'lfembers of the Young Republican
Club are requested to be present at the
regular meeting to- Itightas officers are
to be elected and other business tran-
sacted. _~ *__
-DeKlyn’ s ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
This morning" (Michael Diley and
Thomas Barrett were taken before Judge
Knapp charged with drunkness. Both
were fined and with the costs amounted
to 87. 25.
E. (i. Saunders of Middletown. Conn.,
came to this city this morning In search
of Francis Smith a man belonging in
Hartford, who had wandered away from
the asylum.
/
J. H. Klinefelter had a large number
of excellent peaches at his market yes-
terday afternoon. They were purchased
in New York by Leroy Adams. Mr.
Klinefelter believes In keeping up with
the times.
During the excitement of the fire to
day Dr. Baldwin’s carriage came into
collision with DeKlyn’s bakery wagon
on West avenue and upset it into the
sewer. Two of the wheels were brolrt-n
and the horse ran away.
The curlers In Crofui Tit Knapps fac—
tory No.1 have challenged their broth
ers in Volk‘s hat shop to play a game of
ball on Saturday afternoon. No admiss-
ion wili be charged to witness the gains
and they may possibly pay you to stay
throughout the nine infringe.
-—Go to the Grand Opening of Gro
ceries and Honsefurnishing goods in
Haviland's New Block, on Saturday,
June 16th W. Howard Seymour.
A Mr. Halloen of Cobble Hill was be-
fore Judge Selleck this morning for
being drunk and abusing his wife yester-
day. She wanted him arrested to-day.
She pleaded no hard for him to be acquit-
ted that the Judge discharged him on
his promise to do better.
Ameeting of the oflicers, Ixecutive
:gommittegsupervisors and visitors of the
Evangical Alliance will be held in the
Congregational Chapel, next Tuesday
evening, at 7.45. The visitors and super-
visors, in the meantime, are to prepare
their reports. as provided in the Consti-
tution.
The Consolidated road has arranged'
that on and after June 25, the night
mail via Springfield better known as the
big owl, leaving New Ydrk anti Boston
at the some hour, 11 p. m., will make
the run between the two cities in seven
hours instead of eight hours, the present
running time.
We are requested to state that the
prices adopted by the Butcher's Protec
tiva Union, which are togointo effect
on lion-lay, are but a slight advawe on
former prices. and for some cuts are
lower. The main object of the Union
is to have a uniformity of prices among
the meat dealers.
~Ladies who can not find time to visit
the great bargain house of W. B. Hall a
00., Bridgeport, will find a large line of
plea of silks, wool goods, Henrietta
ha, ratios and mailings at the rooms
stilts: Wm. B. Jarvis. 181 Halo street,
Prices will be the same
as at the great store in Bridgeport.
Ira. William H. Smith planned a
pleasant little surprise for her husband.
tbaconncilinan, isstavening, and when
he returned li‘o'rae Iro- a meeting with
the City Hall committee. he found a
.2;er there to celebrate his thirty-
nd birth-day, among thorn his honor
the mayor and wits.
The NaugalInk Valley Steamboat
Company has rsnrlvsd Wat anhl~
lowsuca by“; .
its voluntary '
during hit-atlmiissk.
'l'bs commencement exercises of the
“‘1 South sum not School will I» held
It Susie Ball, Thursday usulnngue
dist. 0n the following «suing a va-
.nrtltlonwlli hsheld It thesebool hill.
Disastmus Fire.
losers!
BIIIIII itiiiihitl he Nearly
$15,000.00 !
Theodore S. Lowndes Promptly lie-
wards the Fire Departmentl
. At half-past eleven this morning fire
was discovered in the second story of
Eben.‘Bouton's carpenter shop on Water
street. The first seen of it was by
Stephen Wilcox|when it burst out under
Mr. Bounlon's bench. lt spread so rap-
idly that Mr. Wilcox had not time toget
his coat, and vest containing his watch
which hung in the room.
Crofut a Knapp’s factory's whistle
sounded the alarm and the men from it
and the Richardson foundry went to the
rescue, and a line of hose was put onto
the fire from the factory. But the fire
spread In spite of their efforts, and soon
the building adjoining used for Hull's
blacksmith shop and Lewis N. Buck-
uam's carriage shop were in flames; also
Raymond Brothers’ tenement house,
barn. wagon and feed sheds.
Tire fire department responded
promptly, and before twelve o'clock the
fire was under control, but not until the
two shops and barn were totally destroy-
ed, the tenement house ruined, and the
sheds badly damaged.
In the meantime word had been sent
to the borough fire department for as-
sistance. and about five minutes past
twelve the entire department was on the
ground and at work. Their promptness
in responding places the city under re-
newed obligations.
The damage is estimated atfiout $15-
000. Raymond Broth: rs, about "0,000;
Theo. Lowndes, on net of Bouton's shop,
8500; E. Boutnn, $1,500; Lewis N. Buck-
nani, $1,000; Samuel Hull. $1,000.
The tenement was occuped by Frank
DeForrest, Mary bl. Burns, Josiah Jones,
Matthew Bramall, who saved most of
their furniture. Del’orrest was insured
for 8 500; no insurance on the others fur-
niture. Raymond Brothers are insured,
but, Lowndes, Buckman and Bull had
no insurance.
The only horse—rt blind one—in Ray-
mond Brothers barn was saved.“
John Cords went into the burning
tenement and rescued J osiah Jones’ babe
which had been left in the house. It
was a herioc act.
James McLaughlan, who had a noule.
went into the homing tenement through
a window, and was taken out In a faint.
Stephen Wilcox was so badly burned
that he had to have an escort home.
Probably a tire llt's‘fl’ spread more
pects of a general confiagration, and it is
highly creditable to the fire department
that it was so soon under control. Ray-
mond Brothers long cool sheds were on
fire several times and were only saved by
the greatest exertions.
Th'is firs demonstrates the necessity
for a hose carriage in the lower portion
of the city, and as the money has been
appropriated therefor. the question is a
very pertinent one: Why has it not been
provided ?
Everybody is speaking in the highest
praise of the tire department, and the
following is a substantial manifestation
of appreciation of this services. He
feels that they saved all his property ado
joining the one in which the fire started.
A Card.
1 desire to express my thanks for the
very edicient services of the South Nor-
walk Fire department to-day, and as an
expression of my appreciation, l hereby
deposit with the Editor of the Sentinel,
for the department. Fifty Dollars, sub
ject to the call of the Chief Engineer,
Yours respectfully,
' moves: 8. Lowsnrs,
‘ damn... sin; society.
The annual report of the Connecticut
cut Bible Society will be distributed
throughout the State during the week.
The receipts of the society for Ihayaar,
including donations, legacies, dividends,
interest and sale of books. was 08,475.18,
which rxmeds the amount from the
some sources the previous ysar by It“.-
70. The donations to the Society during
last year, including Dido is legacies,
were 04,483.78, which is W2.” more
year’s snpsadltnrss also wars strain
greater than tlisssof the previonsysu.
The number of families he
dldsrant denominationsinthe
classed as Inflows: Adveatttt familias,
Omens-thud. $.88:
RaymondBros.thsPrincipal »
rapidly at the start, and with better pros- ;
gm to
1,008; Baptist, lute; Chm, Isa,
W,1
m; irathvran. SJ”; listhodlst, 18.4%:
Presbyterian, Old: Roman Catholic. It;
BASE BALI: NEWS. City Hall COD-lilac.
IIIIIII IIIIIIIII Bill]
[American m: Association.)
Bssus, Jnss15,11.30 A. l.- tape-
on Frederick Third has Just died.
A Canto Full of Errors for the Water.
burys.
Yesterday afternoon about 300 people
witnessed the game between theNorwslks
and the Waterburya. From the first to
the ninth inning it was a game of errors
for the Watsrburys and agood game
for the Norwalks. In the first inning
Williams hit Ridlsy in the arm to make
it exciting. Nothing was done in the
second. In the third inning thshoma
team; “not onto” Williams and pounded
him for six runs. The visitors went out
in order. in the fourth neither side
scored. In the fifth Williams hit for
one base, stole second and third and
came in on apass ball. In the sixth
inning no scrring was done. In the
seventh inning the visitors were forced
to see the home team send seven men
around all the bases. Williams and
McAlanry each got a run in on the last
ing and discussed the matter in
Plans were submitted to the
to GEN. PUTNAH.
Unveiling of an lqueatrlalt Statue of the
Invalntienary llnro.
Bacon“, Conn., June Ill—An rqoss
iriari statue of Gen. Isresl Pullism, the
famous old revolutionary soldier and the
hero of the courageous light with the
wolf in the cave, was unveiled yesterday
on the public green in this historic old
town.
The statue was paid for by an appro-
priation of the Connecticut legislature.
The location of the momorial isnotquiie
three miles from the mouth of tho, cave
where Gen. Putnam met and killed the
wolf, and it is within a few mcmeola'
walk of the little field the old soldier was
any business of a definite character.
liucklen'a Arulna Salve.
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Lapliamt
pulmonary disorde' rs.
The committee on City Hall appointed
at the last city meeting, met last even
mitten
but they adjourned without transaming
The. best salve in the world for Cote,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Bands
Chilblalns, Corns and all Skill Erupilpul.
and passively cure Piles. or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per-
Price 25 cents a box. For sale by Chas.
The soothing and restorative efle‘cts of
Ayer' schsrry Pectoral are realized in all
cases of coughs, colds, throat or lung
troubles, while its powerful healing
qualities are shown in the most serious
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The Volunteer to the Front l
The Volunteer Hose 00..
TheealyOrgaulsod mount“ y of H In-
Strawberry Festival
Andlitartaisaiwitiaalarlsi-iaoruw
Tliiiil III Yeltsin ir'u
JUNE 1. and ”a
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Cillllm 01in! COME Milt!
announcers. "animators.
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LYCEUM THEATRE
NEW YORK.
plowing when the call to arms mm inning. But now We come to the‘besi Mflflhm . .
him from III-rumour. command of a of u. McAIlleterwithout-«wholeh- I,“ n a m w Daniel Froham gli’g’r.
regiment in the Continenill .m’a ed Ono 0' the .‘mnsm K‘me‘ e'Ior pl..'w my 1:. ‘e ‘ k m” . I"! ms 15 gm, W t
The military column was drawn up on the sroqndsJe-terdnr- HI- clump mu“... cat‘s. ““33",.” Th i ll its 30.3.0.-
befors the reviewing stand, beside the shoots and Jumps seemed to parylizs the ms at lilac. 1'. mm 0 Res“ ‘r IT‘S
statue, and the ce’remonieswere opened “WW": and hi! DMD"! ll 800d in“ ‘0'. -
by President Dwight, 01 y.“ college, Gilbert to catch. Probably his finest Ic-OVII. _ e i
Morris w. Seymour then arose among work was in the sixth inning when he saac mlaconion‘hss nutmeg“ HIS ’
cheers and patriotic shouts and preseni- :truck 0:: ""99 '3”; in "lemma ‘3‘: lnmndhei-p; store mmhe"im';’mi bum car-”3 A W Pk! D m Ill l!- 0 m
edthe statuetothe state. The veil was we on mum l smaller in w ic on 0 MM"! more in" mm ”1"“
drawn and the memorial exhibited to '10 struck out “18 lhll’d man '35. treat, mmmmmng mm}? P3” 01??in ll m :53?
the eyes of the enthusiastic mug”. the first three balls he threw retiring the Nansen WWW. I DID“ .’
The statue is of bronze. anl.slands bait"- 'Larkina h“ '03 ahoms run in George filinderllll W [glow $310!“?!
mm... «ma... from u... ”an... mam mums. u... bullsoins pm... 1...... Mummy” 8 ”ye-mg: 3w,m manor-rm ,
Thcbaae isof granite, witha wreath of lm- He also mule I fine tannins mm... hub-denim bosom-mun No- Pincus-an ammo: mm; more
oskleavescarvedabonttbe top 00’5“," catch. John Pierce redeemed himself “whim“ Cili- 9" " "‘
yesterday for he played and hit well.
Capt. Jack and Sullivan played well, as
they always do. Following is the score.
side Is a iii-once tablet properly inscribed.
To Beat.
111008! on Toilesstrsst with modernlm
mu. inquire of Joan Ii. “are,
GRAND NA" Al. DISPLAY.
at
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at the x. I. c. a. lestlvai.
Norwalk 2 0 8 0 0 0 7 0 ’-—15
Waterbury 000010002—3
'l'lte City of Albany to Parttdpata in it
on the Iva-lug of July Cd.
In connection with the grand Fourth
of July-celebration in Bridgeport next
Apartments Wanted.
Adown PART of abouse of
down stairs. Rentnot to sawed $12.”.
ply at COBSCIIAIIB‘S
rats-If W-hingtoa Street.
The Ilanburys Disbanded.
shonidv ve roommup‘ or
5P
New charactsrrand improved
berries and ice Cream.
Juan-2t TTCIITS id Clo.
SAMPLE HOUSE
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Wednesday Inciting, June lath.
The Danbury base ball team disband~
ed Wednesday owing to the lack of pa-
tronage. The club was beginning to
play good ball and had a fair show for
the lead in the race.
month, ‘there will be a naval parade in
the harbor on {he evening of the lid, in
which sailing vemels and stew-bash
will participate. it is now probable
that ‘the City of Albany will take an
Boo-s II Bent.
WI? "log :flkl'lie i be
Halt . n u at
up it. “motion 81%
Inset list N k.
Mmtoletfurkome
W. B. HALL &. 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
MRS. WM. 11. JARVIS.
Isl lala st, South ssrvslk. ,
excursion from this city on that night
City to attend his brother' a funeral, who
Concord and llain streets the wagon col-
died on Wednesday, at that place.
lided with the watering tank and snap-
pad the axle of short. They were re-
covered by the owner at this point.
MUSIC HALL.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Commencing June mats p. m.
Instruction imparted by _
Prof. ll. FLETCHER RIVERS,
OfNo mmlngmAmmN. Y.
“Applicationformuhershipmaybe-deat It
Miss Minnie Knapp, grand-daughter
of Theodore Knapp, started for Chicago,
last night, in company with Deacon
Stow and wife of New Haven.
James D. Parcel and family bf Ridge-
field have moved to this city.
Mayflower Strawberry loatlnl.
lfayilower Book & Ladder Company
scored a big success at their entertain-
ment last night. The musical part of it
was composed of the local talent of East
Norwaik and was something very fine.
The house was densely packed so there
Horace Csuren of the borough has ac-
cepted a position in the Bridgeport
Rubber Works.
was hardly standing room in it. Straw- carc milaitedetatss has, bitumen m :11“:
Ill- Illd Ire. litehfil, 0' “WWW. ; berries and cream were served in a large
Conn. is 'ifiillflg I“ Leroy Adm" tent adjoining the house and that was so
SEASIDE RESORT l
full of people that they had to wait their
turns to get a seat at any of the, tables.
The entertainment will be repeated tor
night
His Ismy Docod of Rochester, N. Y.,
is visiting hers-ster lira. Samuel Yonngs
in this city. _’__
Jam'ie Knapp returned home yester-
day from boarding school in flart~
ford. and he will spend his summer va-
cation with his parents in this city.
Now Open for Boarders.
In love Beer at Yale.
Tire Yale faculty has passed a law
within a short time which will probably
.oauuglhad
Frank Devon of Brookiyu.N .Y. ,spsnt exeiitlaizomlidyewble' influence 0'," the Ian. or Season.
yesterday with friendson Cross street. soc " on as I e. The use '3 W
A. _ -- _____.____ _ hibited, among any of the university ao— Good Boating and Fishing.
1.".- “on 0‘33”“; cieties, or among any organised body of ,0, mm" "Him." “in.
_-__.-..__. students, of intoxicating liquor in any
“ ‘""l‘l"oo?"’1 “I‘IZ'g-utr’”'" shape, No modifications, qualifications, 1- 3- WINDOW. l"TOP--
Till! morning The I!" m jllll‘lm '0', 0T OXWIOIIS are made. The sentiment 1.131.. M 11“.“. m c“...
upon thacampusistlrst the action has
been taken with especial reference tothe
junior societies and that, as the other
college moieties. were included simply
that no favoritism might be shown, the
rule will not be enforced outside of the
class.
the layilower Book It Ladder 00., of
East Norwalk, arrived, and was taken
to their pleasant room on Van Zandt
avenue. The lsyilowsrs secured the
jumpsr from lintlaod, Vt., and it is a
very neat one. They also have receivad
500fect of bone. The hose company
will be run in connection with the truck
company and will be called the lay-
flutter Book and Iadderaiid Hose Como
paoy. The membsrs are much pleased
with the new apparatus.
Ir. Dodge loans 3;:
Comatock Brothers have in front of
ammonium.“
For First?!“
A great amount of political engineer-
ing will he done by friendsof candidates
to secure for their man thallist plsoaou
thstlcket. ssdtliehsst raan mm
bly secure the coveted phce. Then if
endorsedhytha majority of thapeople,
Midland“
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DANClllG CLASSES ,
BELL ISLAND HOUSE I
Til-hour lssitaated near the terminus oftbe
DanburyhlorwalkRJt Sound.
Boarders taken by the Week,
Jacob M. Layton.
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and Ibattbesteainerwillbeinthe ro- a II. crn r to. u . B CECIL.“ mammal“ sienna. a
ceasion This will afford those whopaco in u ' o. o o u“ I s 2 00‘ "a” “a?” h this &' I
. the P3"! . fin 0W0“ nity Owing to various causes the local man- Bicycles for Sale. ”I“ byzantine! “‘11:“ a
company _ . _ 5' u _ agemcnt will today drop out of theatats iCYCLlSorall-akas m.“ y .1. and lwillaall' -
of witnessing .a novel llshl- 1'39“th league and will play on an independent B from Mum.“ when m a It“: Mm'i'i'thfi' 5m
celebration will eclipse anything ever basis We think um' I, g wig. lilo". in- foethemlebratedl‘ew Cycle!- “Mich Ingram“: hwy-rd. ‘
held “' '2‘:”::‘£Efl'f:g£°i_w asmuch as it will give us every Saturday ”mm mm" “1 flak“- datinDnchssr.Dc.. formerly totalled at tun
Pen" at ”I“... at home and there should be no trouble mpg on! milk. "5.. ”#13:; 3...: mm" 'Mmh' all m __g
. . In arranging games with such clubs as ‘flmm I‘m-cm silk iii the lat-i sums
Ill; Emmi" South 0' t'hs bomiugh the Cuban Giants Monitors Acme l‘umum ' mu" m 5" Belem. m" "'l
star yes ay morning 0' ' ‘ rae Oi m ic Flushin ’ of New York cit ' llarpinsln rulings
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mg“?! 5 TE 3:" Tam" “3'" s .m’I pguibly clubsng the larger leagucs.y— COTTAGE T0 BENT' “mgawuflflm%% m“
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Iliss Eva Taylor of Dsnbuty' Is visiting ~ —» -- » ~~ a, a and 7 36°“, , .
her brother Fred on (Zr—chard street. . Runaway. mm“... mama, the Week walnut. or for Columbia Bicycles gm!
Joe Iaiflnik and family went to Balti- ”‘39:: ggzmhg‘c’hd ‘0ng‘. ”a l. '10- D» “eyelet
more this morning for I weeks n." ran dgw: lower liain street ' This limit?
Frank Jennings has gone to Jersey ing about 9 o'clock. At the corner of "VE
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