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NUMBER 647.
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I. I. Ileentd weather lorecaasa.
The “cold wave” will probably lower
the temperaturaiu the Hudson Valley
to a minimum of 30 degrees Fahrenheit
to-day, but the fret-ling weather will not
be prolonged beyond Thursday night.
In this district to-day, fair, slightly
colder weather, and brisk to fresh north-
westerly winds will probably prevail.
In the Iiddle States and New England
colder, fair weather andbrim to fresh
northwesterly and westerly winds will
prevail. On Thursday. in New England,
fair weather will probably proved, with
slight thermal changes and light wester-
ly winds shifting to southerly, with
cloudiness; and on Friday warmer, port-
ly cloudy weather, followed by fog on
the coasts and snap orrnin at night.
European steamers now leaving New
York will have fresh westerly breezes to
tho Banks. with little or no fog.
”more Aims-ac rnr tomorrow.
Bun rises Sun“ so is nigh tide ls vw tide
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”Till. LUCA]. NEWS.
The “Fakir”
Ball ttr-uight.
sitiioe given at Music
John E Smith has purchased the 8.
P. Peck piece on Havilnud street.
A special meeting or the Board of
Counmlmen will be held this evening.
Kr. and In. Bernardo I“. Fisher, of
New York, attended the Home. Socmi at
Music Hull last evening.
Dame Rumor In running that a richer-
chs wedding on Uown Perk is one of
thscommg events of the near Illluttl.—-
Gilt-"i0.
-Two pounds of the best round stock
for 25 cents at Ferd Hnyen’ mullet.
Original pensions have been granted
George Chins-y, of New Britain, and
James W. Faucett, of Nswingtun Junct-
ion, tb'm state.
The Bomb Norwnlk Club has added to
their picture gallery the portraits of ex-
Iayor John L Richards and rainy or
Nelson Taylor, Jr.
——A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.;
shoulihna do per lb., at T. B. Guyer &
Son's.
“Thethlrtleth Annual concert and ball
of PM Buck and Ladder Company
willhshsldnt iheOpsra Houseon'l‘nes-
day analog, February 18.
The case of Dibble vs. the town of
rflsmfortl Instillontrlal in the Superior
Court. Thesapeossof the suit to the
town of Stamford thus tar isover 31, 000
-Bny sponges at Planted’s drug store.
ET.8hofl-ld, teller of the Central
National Bank. in moving from C P.
Turiey’ahounson Union Park lotoone
of the Vsa Bore-u cottages on laple
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sidewalls-smitten tents humans!“
gthyuwnshm‘withan attack
of Mn alileto be out and
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“Marceau-of than rush, is being
Mpmhudbyalargeforce of men,
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vr; =2:
Henry latthews hasreittrnsd from a
visit in Brooklyn.
John Phllllpaon ls visiting with his
sister in New Haven.
Wllllstn Taylor has returned from a
visit in Philadelphia.
~llemember Pialsted's cough remedy
ls guaranteed.
Thomas lead is building a dwelling
house on the Westport road.
The engagement of James Barber and
line Sadie Johnson In announced.
Edward wait: has purchneedn very
stylish looking horse from New York.
his. Gesrgslhyee. wnohm hreuserl-
oasly ill with pneumonia. is improving.
mmw I 0.0 3. will confer
the degree of Brotherly Love thia svelt-
ing at 8 o'clock.
a spsclnl borough meeting it'll] be
ill. at the Town Boots at 3 o'clock Io-
Inorrow afternoon.
James L. Ambler and family have
tskeii apartments at the Norwalk hotel.
Ir. Ambler adri-riises his house on “oil
av. one for sole or to rent.
—The best prime mist beef for it
cents a pound at Ford flayra' markel.
The newly- elected officers of Hope
Bose Company gave the members of
that organia itiori a supper Holiday night
at their rooms on Water street.
The annual election of olllcrrs of the
Faith Id County SnVln‘d Blink took
plsce st 3 o’clock this aft»rnoori. The
result will be given in Till Sumner.
l0 IIIOI’IOW.
Funeral services over the remains of
lire. Mary E. Smith, whose death was
reported yesterday, will be held at her
the residence in Bret Norwnlk at 2
o 'clock Friday afternoon.
—We sell postage stamps at cost, and
Yankee. Lung Soother for. 25c a bottle.
6 C. Btilison.
Patrick Bran, formerly of Norwalk
dis-d on Monday in the New Haven hos.
pital, aged 60 years. His remains were
brought to Norwnlk on the 264 train
this afternoon for burial in St. flnry’s
cvmetery.
The Washington express as now made
up has one through car to Philadelphia,
one to Washington ind a third to Jack
sonvllle, Florida, to accommodate the
imposed southern travel at this panic.
ul’tl’ season.
Mr. Gazrlte of Son h Norwalk has re'
cently purchased a thoroughbred runner.
William E. Dunn of Norwalk, hes a
promising young horse Jock Barty, for .
which he has "(used n lsrge price.—
Bridgeport Standard.
- Builds a Ayer’s Simpitilla 75 etc.
st Plaisted'r.
Mr. John P. Znufl was taken suddenly
ill Monday at hip desk' in Rood & floun-
man’ s ofice, and had to be conveyed to
his house in a canine. We are glad to
state that he is much better. and expects
to be in his usual health in a few days.
The schooner Jennie C. Hey. Capt.
Oscar St. John, is at Wilson Point, with
coal for J. B. Ferris. She will be severo
at days in discharging her cargo, to that
those who would like to see the large
end beautiful vessel will have an oppor-
tunily.
E. A. Woodward sold a building lot
next to the residence of Councilman
Charles F. Bullock ouQuintard avenue
ye<terdny to William L'awreoce. Ir.
Lawrence is a member of the South Nor-
walk Building and Loan Associattonaud
in ashort time he will doubtless avail
himself of the bells-file of that associa»
tion.
The Library has received smiiher do~
nation of books from the Ininai 1m-
provement Society. These books, about
illilin number, bus Man erbcted with
care and are evidence of the good jade-
tilt-nil“ W enlist/dim oltblh ebb
my: Itiihillydstitfljune more 'thls
«cavitation prorated to the Library a
Old. set of Britainnim.
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MmetIynndstlowlgnifl. None
better. '1'. 8.0uyertfion.
Irv. Dr. Armand of Iiddletown, who
was recently advertised by the papers
lbmthustateanafrnnd, has re»
turned to liddlstown and m to
makeitwnrmfurhertrndlnrrn. Recent
Georg-Wells”)! Biron Hill, brought
us yrmerdaysome potatoes whhn be
dug th‘msrsing.
' Fred Quintard.
Tll lull WAD“.
A Pleasant Gathering at lusts Inn-
A It. nodal Incense.
The large number who attended the
Home Sociable at luslc Hall last even.
lug showed that the social life ln Booth
Norwslk isnotdorniaatsndthstwltk n
liitls rdort ssosemlnl dances may be
given. The weslhsrwse perfect soothe
happy sunonndlnp imprinted a hello of
glsduess on the mununaoesa of the
starry dancers and the spectators who
were content listening to the inspiring
strains of the innate and enjoying the
social privileges. The committee of ar-
rangements displayed excellent taste in
theirdeaorstloae. Alongthsedgeolths
west platform.,pottsd plants were so
placed that theynltnost bid from sight
the tables that were enriched behind
them for the purpose of card playing.
The math-at corner of thshal
also smear-d itithlitsilia urn...
loin'eorcbeatra of New Torkp'onai‘dllng of
live pieceo. commenced playing en lo-
aptrlng walls shortly after 8 o'clock and
it was not long before thefrstirltiI-swsrr
under lull headway. There was no order
of dances, so no one could make out a
list of his partners, but rely principally
on his good fortune in securing one after
Henry (llirrmao, the prompter, an-
nounced what the dance would be.
The card playing feature did not at-
tract many as but a vary few games
were played. Kore pleasure was avi-
deotly experienced in watching the danc-
ing. At 10:80 o’clock there was an in
terminator: of twenty minutes, at which
time refreshments, including solids. ice
cream. cake, sandwiches and coffee were
served. At the close of this part of the
programme d -ncing was continued. At
twelve o'clock the orchestra played
”Home Sweet Home,” and the guests
reluctantly bade each other good night.
Ilany of the gentlemen were attired in
evening dress and the toilets of the ladies
were conspicuoni for thiir taste and
beauty.
The floor mansger was Maj. Charles
E Dity, and he was ably assisted by M.
B. Smith, John Cavanangh, Fred Ilouh
ton. Howard Holmes, Frank Taylor and
“it. “a."
The people unhealtatinirly pronounced
the first sociable in the series a success
ful beginning, and they even expect
more pleasant things before the season
closer.
Another Clue.
Dr. W. C Burke was told yesterday
by an umbrella mender who saw the
photograph of the men who was drown-
ed in the borough last week that the un-
fortunate fellow belonged to a Grand
Army Past in New York city. The
doctor has since learned that the story
is untrue.
George Joyce Done!
Ilworge Joyce died yesterday at his res-
Idefmi' on the Bleep Rick road, after a
few day's illness. Deceased was 48 years
old and leaves a wife and several child-
ren. He was an ex-soldier.havirig served
in the 1st Conn. Artillery. Funeral arr.
via-n will be held to-rnorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the First If. E. church.
Interment will be at Pine Island come.
wry.
A Peace Dlaturher lined.
Yesterday afternoon Sivati Sopi, was
before Judge Knapp charged with breach
of the peace. The prisoner was engaged
in n fracas at the notorious long house
on Jerusalem Bill, Sunday night. when
a big knife was waved st a woman with
a determination that bespoke murder.
The woman cried for help and Sopi and
his companion fled. Sopi was lined 83
and cone. His friend has not yet been
found.
The Opening Osman ‘l’rllght.
The opening gnmea in the second
handicap billiard tournament at the
moms of the Norwalk club will be play-
ed this evening. Royal Adams, of the
ninety clam. will play Frank Street, of
the eighty class; Dr. A. ll. Baldwin. of
the eighty chm, will play George Van
Alstyne of the ninety class; Ira Cole. of
the elahty clam, will play Fred C. Ber»
urinal the army ohm, The prize is a
William, the winner
WM! Let-pg; gs within one
"the tins-s order“ that it
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Thespeciiil services in pmgraaa at the
Iathodist church hare awakened great
lam. fleeting on being held every
evening this week eaeeptaaturdsy. To-
night, Wednesday. Rev. B. B lllman of
DIRIDCI'IVI III].
«lunch I. Inymsnd'a Now Inc lens.
htewaltswa
this morning and its results were ssrlv
one. espeoiwy to Jacob B. Raymond.
who had just completed a new lea hosts
on the turnpike road. Ashalfpastthrea
theslructurablewdowo andtha loss In
almost “one. The building wsediridrd
In two apartments each of which was
{dado leetln dimensions. Kirk J: loo»
field of Bownyion built the house, butas
it was done by day work Mr. Raymond
will have to bear the loss.
It was reported that J. B. Raymond
was the contractor but by calling at his
omos It was learned that such was not
case. Contractor Bey-end
built an ice house for Nelson
Ihsaamsplasshutitlsofamseh more
all Mm Insuli- one maid
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The accident is especially unlovtnsate
at this time when the prospects of fie-s
tog weather are etimswhat promising.
Commodore thesau- l. lmlth.
At the annual meeting oi the Corinth-
ian Ilmq-iito Fleet held in New York on
January Will, the following officers were
elected for the coming year:—
Commodore, Thornton H. Smith; View
Commodore, Walter Thompson; Secret
tary. Dr. Theodore Ledynrd: Treasurer.
J. Maxwell Williams; Executive Pom-
mitts-e, W. P. Stephens, Herold Porwood,
Henry Stanton.
The fleet is one year old this month
and has nmsmbership that In getting
close to the hundred mark, and contains
the names of many well known yachts-
men, although their larger yachts are
not listed in the flier, only those thatarn
under twenty feet on the water line, this
being the limit of the fleet, who-son»
j-vct is to “foster and eocoursge the de-
signing, building, and handling of all
sinsll boats." This oijct will receive
expression during the coming m in
many regsltas to be held at different
points on the Sound, with a general
cruise of a week in mid summer.
Building and loan Asasclatlou.
The Building and Linn Association' s
that meeting in the new year last night
There wasa good attendance, great tip
tempt, a considerable addition of new
Winners, and a land of .1200 made to
Henry Froeb on a bid of pot.
There was a good deal of congratula-
tion among the members on the success
which had ntlcnded the founding and
growth of “reorganization, the excellent
present condition of its aflairenud its
assured prospect of a prosperous and use-
ful future. The progress up to date had
greatly surpassed the expectations of the
promoters of the association who had
laid much aliens on the difllculty of
teaching in any community the prim
ples of an hitherto unknown institution
but the readiness with which our citi
sens in the short time that had elapsed
since the formation of the association
have become sharers in its benefits de
moostrstes their willingnem to join in
an enterprise for mutual benefit.
” Wilton. ._..
Hrs. D. D. Telford, of New York city,
spent Monday at the residence of her
father, 8. P. Fitch, E-q.
Ifiss Josie Todd and flies Emma Greg-
gory returned on Mondsy from a short
trip to Brooklyn. N. Y. George C. If.
Gregory of New York city, accompanied
them.
llr ,3- W. Olmstead, who has been ill
the past week with typhoid fever is re-
ported slightly better this morning.
Died on Ionday,annary 20th. Emily
wtfs of Joseph 0. Dikemuu, in her 50th
year. Funeral occurs at her Isle resi—
dence on Thursday, January 28rd, at l
o'clock. Interment at Joe's Hill seine
tery.
Cowman lolld hr New Tilt.
Congremman Islesof Connecticut was
here yesterday on his way home from
Washington to spend Sunday. I had a
brief chat with him about the action o!
the House on the World’s Fair reference,
which makes New York’svlctory over
mm“? on: mifi
lommfiimlflsm
tea. That was bemuaeof personal a.
wine, not from antagonism to New York
Pennsylvania members are as third for
New York as Connecticut members.—
Nsw York Bundny Pm
rm
The Waterbury hospital threw open
lie doors for the vecrption of patientslor
the first time on limdsy. There were,
treated and the nurses were not busy.
It is not thought that they will have to
tsl has been demonstrated frrqmntly.
IissTaylor. of Bridgeportfiste he an
mrwlmanhwmthsmarren.
The buildings hairs alrmdy been is»
Thewlnd blew noususllystrong early'
proved to be a very satisfactory one. ‘
howsver,nopatlenteowhasdrobe'
Ilesiillssrs
Advertising antr' tithe
Evening Senlliiel.
”Windsormrndisdlocdayof
of the smallpox scare at
Warhoass Poles, the school attendance
b lsn cl esvsstydre per cent.
Ulster revenue emesrs disser-
smlln Nerwlchafsw dayslacen shop
b rhbli were “pounds of illegally
walilactnred tobacco.
”cry Page, aged twenty.two, of
devook, a brake-an, was instantly
kill! atlloeky Bill yesterday. lls ab
rented to board his train while it was
melon.
1-in limo... aged elshtssm o! no»
llally Cain. malty shot and hub
'me'mmm
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. w more the tastes of
I. Central New England and WM”
rdroad and the engineers and firemen
he been settled, the pay being restored
tithe old figures.
hvld layer, a prominent Hartford
it'd", has Income involved and a
' log of auditors is called for flatter.
Bis lislrllitlss are about smooo
5‘ his assets half that sum.
bed I. l’rouly, master of transporter
its of the New York, Providence and
Ellen railroad at Btuniugios, has been
inilreemployofthecompaoy for forty:
”yearn, and has never mind a day.
“from illnesaor other mam. Ba
brain seelerkasthsagsofthirty.
'lie railroad “mi-onus had a
boring yesterday in Waterbury 109M
initne building of aunion deptnsnd
thisbolimn of grade crossings. lo the
meter of the depot, Clemens WI,
sort engineer of Bolyoke. Ian». was
anointed ace-mitten to accident lo—
chitin.
flward Rogers, of Bridgeport, a half
lived Indian, was frightfullr injured
ysssrday while unloading a box of glass
(rm a tram. it caught him on the
not side of the head renting open the
disk and bulging the eyeout almost an
ind, alzheugh not ”using it from its
most. 0n the Mt sideof thehesd g.
lam enlioter stuck into his cheek below
thetempls.
0iarlee Higginsu qosrrrman, left his
coil and route in a Brldwirt rslorm
thrower day. to headed for later.
Wlen be returned they could not readily
befonad. Aftsv diligent search the luv
plsoents were found in the ceilnr,but
any a few threads or the coat were left,
his tuition keeper’s biliygoat having
made a urenlof it. Higgins informed
the proprietor that the pocket of the
cost contained two dynamite rostrum,
ant it. that moms” thsgnsi come soon-
rsrirg trio the solemn. Tbsp-lacs wee
mil-d and, fearing no “plantain of the
goal all bonds dashed for the door, The
goalie now cwfiosd in an isolated cub
bulldog. g
-l'lie ococomrenl mm... willute
Broaeissoap, not only for its superior
wishing qualities, but because it is the
clespestin the sad.“ it outside no
rain or other adolterni‘ion.
or Interest to scram
Congress iasoon to be armed by the
rflttoualflnnrd W“ the United
‘ Sam lonppropriuenn manned amount
sasnolly is aided tbeNstrosnl Guard
throughout the country. The amount
sow appropriated is nome MM“ it
it hope linger ihisincresssd ”$1M,
MO
Whoever Emperor William west to
histmiy window to oeknowlsdp n no!
teary WWW, it I said, he? MM lint
tunedhiscost. Tongsnerslwhossked
hmwhyhswnsromhamid:
"’i'hesoldlssnhsvs unseen mawith
my coat notational. and they never
8M ltia them button left nnbutv
medthatiatherninoftheavmy.”
Thsreisdsngsrthatrheaoldrsrsiathe
wgnlararmywlhhnvetogotobrdwith
everloudvdsromsahsnow than“
are have been turned from the army
headqumtesnrrgnlatingthsrnpperhonr.
It somsof the frontier posts rapper.
hmtolsersshrva hsdsaesslysssp.
murmur “Wit-lithe
“E” m0“ ”and ‘58
ohms is. power fem with“
sons smsl gs'in h dawn lathe fact
ilmnowsnaparrofusvsneervmwhsss
twopawswsverrp'vns nsl'ersthawsr.
General WM Width
tighter-in thswnr sndlsjsrfawsl
sfihell’sian army lesrhis left. New,
hmhaml‘nrimstsfriendain'mhmgton
sndanlhai‘rhandasssof then-mew,
shylvsmnalytnshsenspairafglavss
doferhnth.
LIQUID. mmonuiririos.
New Haven retell liquor dealers are
soon to bandthsmsshes into a mutual
protective organisation. lieps have al-
ready bssniskenlookliigto the forms»
lies of such an smoslatlom A large
number of the saloonhsapsrs hers signi-
lled their desire to join lo a movement
new organisation will be in working or-
der la a weak or two.
The Idea of forming such a soelelyle
sides legislative encroachments on their
rights. audio advance the lnlsresis of“
the trade
Theoflvatemnplalolyestlorth in s
WM mm which his
WWII. The
HIM? I .
”Whereas. having formed an orirssis
ntlon under the name of The Retail
Wine. liquor and Beer Dealers' organlz
atlon, of va Haven, (bum. for the pur-
pose of protecting oomlvrs from the eu‘
actmant of u just and fanatical laws,
statute books. In furtherance of this on
jest, we hereby pledge our honor mul-
unlly to each other to lay aside our ludi-
vidual political preferences and to lend
andall candidates for olllcss of public
trust who will not give positive and pub
merchants are entitled to.
“Taking into consideration that from
the largeatltsmofthe revenue and the
honest and hriuornblemen engaged in
why these wrongs and lmposittons we
have sulIernd have been endured for so
longs time; but henceforth we mean to
have nsoice before the committees of
the legislature when bills alfecting our
craft are under consideration.
"Now that these are the grand objects
of this mmizstion we call 09 all re-
spectable liquor dealers in the city of
New Haven in come forward and enroll
their names. By so doing they will
show that they are one among the many
who demand their rights as American
or W."
11w mud article of the constitution
states that "The object of this orgsnizr
lion shall be mutual protection and co-
operation among its members. the ob.
taintng of better legislation in the inter.
oils of the trade. and the ndoption of
such immune generally as may seem
hesicslcolated to promote the interests
thereof."
Airy liven-ad retail dealer is eligible to
membership. “provided he keep: a re-
metabh place null is of goo] moral
character," Wholesalers are barred.
The initiation fee is $5, anal the dues are
hard at fifty cents a moth.
A threofonrthr ballot in required to
elect anyone a member and live black
balls urn aullcisnt to reject an applicant.
Erery member on being admitted takes
the following pledge: "I do solemnly
and riocerely pledge my honor as a man
that I will conform to the constitution
and by—Iaweof this organizstion while I
remain a memberihereof, and that 1 will
slwsys work for the advancement of its
interest; And I do hereby promise not
”divulge any of the proceedings of any
of themsetingnof this organisstion to
say porno-not a memberofthessme
in good standing." This would indicate
that the amoeiation was to be something
of a secret society. It will also partake
“consummation will be
at thsdeathof any mem-
ber to pay his funeral expenses.
The W liquor dealers are a
kafithemw Winsetsteorgani-
an . balm. nizuionselecte
awamemfaninwlfof ltgiresoui
Mllsslnlilitla of the
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“Masses
ofthlsklsd. sndltlsespsetad that the “j"WW'W";
to consonants the lsllsaoes of the liquor Boaronss;n:mnttnrr 0‘“ lg,- ‘3'“:
deahulaoppositloc towliat they can mun-tannins artistic-6mi- lull
andthe repeal ofsnchlnwr nowon the --:-: ,.:
our old, influence and vote to defeat any simian
lie assurance of their willingness to urge R ”up.
and vote for such just and Iquitshle lows, thm moot all at lonellAL'llommedlen'a
which we as good citizens and honest 3" m”
the liquor trade the government derives best companies.
the moons. it is hard to understand “L
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MUSIC “Ali‘s,
Sunday evening a Hartford preach»
cited the cats or OscarWllllame. who
was recently killed while «perineum
with an electric light wlrs.ss that of
one who dished (led and met death as
the penalty. William’s parents was
present.
«3"m. mama
ihnerlsgedclicss."—
ninti'sriicioinici
mmmmufim
WANTED.
salesman
w ”ins-lilies h.
0000 "All! Illlll.w 0'! Who 1.1V.“ 11!
death Imam Apply sides-times. Ira.
Jameson. it nevi )I it
tmomasl
MEIRWOIOAI. 1'0 TAII T11! WA!!!
wuhonin. Apply at 17 Arch
flit
W‘gm
AN OLD m0 OI
sndof I'aylor avenue. s y at, msddmglriu
locatloaprlcseic flflmw'glodavssne. lint:
'lflflTCLAIfl CHAIBIRIAID AND WAIT-
r. laqnlrn at this ales. ”8
heats nowoosslsstlloyt‘sasd We in
Till Fallflllll Bill]!!!
Savings Bill.
WlNFIELD & tioonv, President.
MARTIN s. cniw, Vice-President.
JAMES H. BAILEY, Wy and in...
1‘08. BALE.
verussmsotaundsrihlsbesd. not exceedingh
llnmimenqdummmiweeklm
florists BUILDING im-s sun nuns AT
Iiosssts rntcm AND OK no r
ratios smotttvasritnsr BONNJDANB.
TAlelm h OOLDIN,
o to if Insurance Ascot.
IA]. ISTA'I'I loll BALI—ll YOU WANT A
or lot. or a farm orlhe next
“Washngtonrt. out have ustopsaedn
ofthelaast lots'ln i=2: “1- samba all,
ouihswnierlrout. Also
DIBIOIOBS:
W. 8. IOODY,
I. 8. CBAW.
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ill UPPIR PART 0? HOUSE 21 ELI e'l',
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT—110118! N0. 9
lot! avenue twelve rooms: all convenienme
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