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law rm Harald Weather turnouts.
The small "cold wave” irom Canada
will move toda oil the New England
main neon Ierl direction, iorm
thin ice this morn ng slhtost it not
q to as lar South as Nsw York and Bar-
risburg. In this district to day lair
weather and brisk to trash northwesterly
in westerly winds will probably prevai
with slight temperature changes, follow:
a slow rise at tam nture. In the
States today air weather will
prevail, with slightly lower lollowed
slowly rising temperature and tree
northwesterl wlnde,becomin variable;
and in New nglaud lair, slig tly colder
w and iresh nerthwesterly and
On Saturday in this
section and in New England warmer,
lair weather will probably prevail, with
light, variable winds, becoming lreah
southerly; and on Sunday partly cloudy
to law weather, with slight temperature
preceded by cloudiness and
light rain or snow on and near the lake
region, extending to Northern New Eng
Haunt-rs Alma-raster Tomorrow.
SunriseslSnneetel flightide IIowtide
6 51 7.15 1.23

A son was born to Mr. and lire. Louie
Anderson, in East Norwaik, last evening.

Councilmaurelectm George L Bogart is
still quite ill with typhoid pneumonia.

~Special discount on all goods bought
in quantities, lor cash, at Thad Guyer a.

The Housatcnic railroad has issued n
gt; time table corrected to November

 

The Christisums oi the East
Avenue H. E. church will meet this
evening at the home oi Miss Hattie Bar.
teau.

-—Fresh pork 3d sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. flayed market.

Wild ducks are more plentiiul along
theehores oi Long Island Sound than
lor many years put, and the gunners
are having immense sport.

Sewer Inspector, D. 8. Curtis, inspect-
edthetrunk linsoi sewers in the bor-
ough, Wednesday, and reports that all
oi them are in an excellent condition.

ms, to mt: loot. William
Sheldon, conmctor.

Tommy O’Neil, who is employed at
the iaetory oi the Lockwood ng. Co ,
burned his loot with some hot iron a lew
days ago and has since been unable to
attend to his work.

John W. Maine did the proper thing
by the employee in the Volh hat rectory
yesterday. The ladies were treated to
ice cream lrom Atherton & Co.’s and
cigarswsrepasssd sroundtothemen.

-Cape Cod Cranberries, Malaga
0m and Florida Oranges at Thad
Ouyer'e.

Strauss and his lamone orchestra will
give two concerts at the Hyperion
theatre, New Haven, next Honday. Hsta
lass at 2,evening sis. fiesta can he
messed in advance by addreming (I. B.
Beans”, law Haven.

There was a large attendanceat the
W church last evening to
luv 1“ Fiat Jubilee Singers. They
mg about twenty oi their Southern
selectloseaadshorttalksabontthswork
oi the university were given by three oi
fieetadeate. “ M‘ ”M

~Bome'rendered lard, 10 cents a
market? lisyes’ market.

Asoclstyhasbeeurorrned intownto
bknownhl lbefinblloaa club. It luv
cindesasltsmambsrsmanyoi thewell'
knewncitinensoi thecityandboroagh.
Job-J.Waishispresidsntandlamssl.
I’m secretary and treasurer. The
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Thstwcuppsrstosiesoi Ihslargs lac.
mmwashnrndatthnhraln
My nulnndny morning last, are
being msspatredand nswtwtnrooie put

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a'wvehs time. The twolowerstor-
whlshweseonlydamagsdbywater,

~’I’s srrdscsmyetoek to make room
lac Boiidsygnode, l willseli inrnttnrs
fiwiyrednced Calland nae
pub—duet” Rsymond’slisrai-
tmanees, HIaiaetrsetJlorwaih.

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mulberry-Wanna
ehmthouthihrwalk,

”new icsmle. Course tickets

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roles“ ‘I’tcketecaabsprereradat
Wading-tore,“ Dr. iireginvy’s
steer,llcrwsih;aleooiaaymsm»
attest-scheme. Dinars-win
unmade-Inlay, WithJu
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w. W .k‘:

gramme-sails

law-eradm’ss stream.“

A iontatore is on exhibition at the
Grand Army lair that is over two has.
drsd years old.

--You can My Spring Chickens, lor
lzicsntsapound at if. Hayes? market.

A. (l. Judeons horse ran away on
Harehal street this morning. Ila serious
damage was done.

lien Bechtlr, oi the borough, killed a
raccoon in the rear at I Grow street resiv
deuce last evening.

It issaid that John Ilsary, oi this city,
will wed Hire Hary Donahue, oi Stam-
iord, on Thanksgiving eve.

I-«Sperry e Barncs’w Hamsand Lard,best
in the market. Very cheap at Thad
Buyer's.

D. P. Horrell has llulshsd taking the
enumeration oi the school children oi
the South Horwalk school district.

Adsugbter arrived in the household
oi Samuel Comstoch, Jr., on Chapel
street, this city,“ Wednesday morning.

December 4th“ is the date that has been
decided upon to hold the lair at Music
Hall by the King’s Daughters and ladies
ol Trinity church.

--Bewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

The veatry at “In new Grace church
will hold a meeting at Dr. C. W. Harry's
ofiice on Saturday s'vening to decide
about an organ and music.

 

 

On account oi the cold weather “Stee-
ple Charlie” has knocked oil work on the
top oi St. Mary’s rpm and is at,work
painting the base oi the structure.

Charles E. Seymour makes an nnv
nonncement in his advertisement to day
relative to acornplete line oi groceries
that our readers would do well to read.

-Calilornia Edda—Canned Peaches,
Bartlett Pears and Egg Plums, very nice
at Thad Gnysr's.

Thaluueral oi A. Dickerman will be
held at hie late home on High street to-
morrow alternoou at 2 o’clock. The
burial will be at the convenience oi the
iamily.

In all probability the new Hathndiet
church in East Iterwalk will not be
completed until the first part oi January,

3 NORWAI ,

Wild}! Wflfllb
Isttsss'ssihyeileetleatsemluer

“W110"! Railroad oom-
parry has petitioned the common much
tor permission to erect poles and stretch
wires for electric motive power.

Chlsl oi Police Packsrd, el Hartiord,
has notified the proprietors oi the harbor
shepsthatthsy will be arrested in case

theykerp their places open Sundays
herralter. The Journeyman Barber’s
association asked him toenlores the law.

Owing to a latsl case oi diphtheria in
Warner Brother's corset shop in Sridgsv
penned the presence or several cases
among the employee oi the concern, the
shop girls are so irightened that quite a
large number reluesd to work yesterday.

An epidemic oi in grippe has broken
out in Durham. Dr. Harkham reports
twelve cases, some II! which are very
severe. The disease takes the term oi
catarrh oi the stomach, which soon ends
in the patient being taken down with the
dynflm’r

Papers are about to be served upon
Attorney Chamberlain oi Bridgeport in
a are, Wauit which is brought by the
proprietor oi the Bridgeport Sunday
Herald, whom he rrceotly prosecuted on
scharge oi publishing a paper devoted
to articles on crime. lust and blemished.

There was a report in Hiddlctown yes-
terday that John L. Sullivan had or,
rived at the lchonongh House in a
drunken condition, and had been reluacd
accommodation. SullIvarI was in town.
but he was sober, and the reason that he
did not become a guest at the hotel was
that he could not be given two rooms
connected.

A man calling him" I'Ioleasor Itidi.
son swindled an audience ol school
children in Bristol, Wednesday. "is
way cl workout is in go to the schools
and with tree tickets llllflire'. lllI'
teacher» and through them get an at-
tondnnca oi children. lite advertising
card promises wandorlul things, which
were not in any sense maimed In Bristol
yesterday.

Walter N. Nowell, amateur Iruper‘mv'I
tendeut, and James llriody, a plumber,
stood near It steam pipe In the works ol
the Waterbury llrm company, Walnut
day alternoon, when the pipe burst.
The steam and hot water which escaped
scolded them terribly, no there was no
exit by which they could escape quickly.
Briody was in the worst tradition. and

 

0',“ to the lact that there will be a de— yhad toerawi through It spec» sight inclus

lay' In getting the cathedral glass.

-—Smnll lresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at I. Hayes’ market.

lilies Helen H. Stevens, who now occu-
pies the Belden homestead, which has
been purchased by the new Grace church.
is to build a new house on the corner
oi River street and Belden avenue.

The Ladies? Aid Society oi the South
Norwalh Hethodiat church will meet at
the patronage thie alternoon and even-
Ing. The members of the Epworth
League will join the older society this
evening.

The law regulating the diapering ol
articles by chance has led the managers
oi the (l. A. R. lair in this city to adopt
the methodoi guessing the number oi
beans, d:c., in certain receptacles, the
lucky guesser receiving the article to be
disposed oi.

—'l'o reduce my stock to make room
lor Holiday goods, I will sell lurniturc
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see
goods and get prices. Raymond’s Furni—
ture store, 45 Hain street, Norwslk.

“Why do American Girls wish to
Harry Abroad?” is the question which
Hrs. John Sherwood will discuss in the
next number oi Harper's Bones. The
same number will contain extravaganza
by Dnllleld Osborne entitled "Pansy,"
and a practical article on ”Tableau: Via
saute" by Mary Gay Bumphreys.

—Twmty'hv:b;;:w:uted to sell ’l’IIr.
Svmxo [5;an st 29 Wall street.

50 athletic event in college circles int

y hasattracted the attentbn which
five about the great Yalevllarvard
ball game to be played on Hampden

park, Springfield, linen, tomorrow.

Theinterest in the loot ball games be— bu

tween Harvard, Yale and Princeton, par
ticularly the last two, has been national
lor a long time but this year the interest
in the Yale-Harvard game is exceptionr
ally intense.

Western and. (lo-slag last.

The apple crop oi Hiasouvi and Kansas
leathered and the apples are now prao
tieaily in the handset Eastern dealers,
says the Kansas City Times. For the
first time In ths'history oi the country
buyers have been driven West at the
Hleslsaippl iorspplea toeupptythslast.
These buyers operate in didsrsnt whys.
Mme- they purchass the orchards
and pick the apples themselves, some.
tlmssthsyhuythespplesinhsrrsla,and
sometimes they get the apples as they
are piled in the orchards. The principal
varieties purchased here are Ben Davis,
Wise Sap, Genetic and Husosrt Pippin,
diflersnt radically item the Baldwins,
Greening» Barents and Northern Spys oi
the Seat. Buyers universally admit that
the best apples on the North American
Continent are to be lound in lostlrwest
era Hesse-rt and Northeastern Kansas.

The ruling prices tor apples purchased
by thebarrel vary iro- OIJO hummus-r.
according to location and quality. When
the orchards are purchased by the boy
are the cost has been mines chasm
the maximum and below the minimum
depending upon Ihs shrewdnsse oi the

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Ihamehudsotdatflpsrhfltsl. As,

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wide. By the scalding all the skin was
removed irons his legs. Hr. Lowell's
worst wounds were in his chest.

Mrs. Robert T. Avery, lormorly oi Nor: I

wich, was tuned dead in her chair Wed
ueeday night at her home in Washing,
ton, D. C. Tb» Averyw are very scorn.
tric people, never make our receive calls.
Wednesday night Colonel L. D. llnmpus.
who lives in a houwadjoiniog that ol
the Averys, was summoned by Hr.
Avery, who is eightyothrre years old. to
come and see his wile, Hr. Avery saying
that he "didn't know what was the mat:
ter with her." (In reaching the house
Colonel Barnum was shocked to find
that the woman was 4936 and had been
lor several days. Decomposition had
set in and the corpse was putrid; but the
old mancould hardly be convinced oi
the death Hrs. Amy was seventy-one
years c l age.

Connecticut Pm
The lollow‘tng were issued Nov. III,
18”. Lint lnrnlelml from office Iii A.
H. Wooster, Solicitor oi Patents, Bridge
port, Cantu
Geo. H. Griswold, New "new, button
setting machine; Samuel ll. How", New
flaveu,2 IcnIs,¢l¢-Itricmutor mint.
Inc; C. l. Dooley and I". II. lichards,
flavtlord, scale beam lor grarn weighers;
WA. Lamb undill I) Crows", llaW
lord, lock valve: Hermann Lem, flari—
iord, sins lov ills-hing ii ta:
Jamea.i .,llallas Wetsrbury. hose enn-

Mumlo Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR.

Rlliil' III] common
IlIIIlaI lulu Pill, II. 48,

CRAIG ARMY IIPIIILIO,

Pushy, Friday and Rilll‘flii,
how. no, 21, 22.

Entertainment,
.lsthtlee litngera.
Dramatic Club.

Military Drill byagompany of Young
Adltlaaltia, - I ll) (Tents

look not lor the Fair Bollstin, ”lltlti) TACK."
oil! at a

Music Hall
Wednesday, Nov. 26

rue cream to ma.

Hardie i‘I Von Leerv

And their llliclent disarray,” will pmseut the Hiih

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Intirsiy Here Ilper. allies. Catchy Songs and
llanms and more genuine lnu than was ever crowd-
ed into wosnd mhdll hours belors.

Which" lot the Plan as Noonday Parade oi
the only lsdisn Brave In the Wor’kl; see the
iirsrdillnraiostet fireworks [made at? p In,

Ié‘oaitiuh last mm: in (his city prior to the

I’HICBS AS EQUAL.
sanctum-hat Iloyt's and Gregory's drag
at ca

Proposals for Laying a newer.

V0118! is hereby glvsnthat proposals lor laying
a a It inch hviIrIiled sewer pipe irons Ibo South
Hale street sewer to the ditch near the prunirtes or
WNW". will he received by the under-
staggpiol': o'clock unon.on Decemnen we;
ittar on hewere reserve: the right to

run: any or all bids
ltli'lldltil J. I l TlilLL Committee on Sewers.

South lorwaik. t mm, Hwy. 19, 1850, Hit! :it

(3' 1:3 0. J E la I I” l" E,

UNDERTAKER.

32 north Halo Street, iioutls Norwnlk

”gran scan Mara. The services cl an Biennium
. funeral Dimor secured. my! ly

‘50”!!! HDB'ALI HAVIHGB BAHK

'rl Washington Street
“You Daliyiromd to us.- .andlrotn i to l p n:
onllstnrdsyevsnlep irnmd ”to
Winter iowsdos “Donuts.
“dull,
PIC.” Vlacl’ree
first? let sac mt.

FURNITURE STORE

In and as Washington It.
South Herwslh, last Ind oi Bridge.
rhmnohn connssarr. - Proprietor

news frames, Imalcg Glasses. etc. Prices
willsuit you till!!! um Iy

hut III 1qu Your Life!

levearxntasdaywiiigtre you an lndowmt
l’rdicynl dim” payable at ”Id. yes:- ol sge,or
antes day, will In- you-a

Identity” mifllm'fr“ you do not use what
an spaid a,sven ynvstoppsyisg,» year
{lies terthm. Wat atom Lil: ineu’raore

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Ii. ri L' SOHHEDIKC. Agent.
"Im stem, South Hornaik.

JACOB M. LAYTON,

atlauorsatllbrnrsazsat liner-i lmarnnc’e
Agency—rim. Life and Accident, Ocean
Mp Titania—Cains and lineage. Drafts
buttondsyssrdsmdlmymden In all .arts
" ”fiwfi‘wzm ’ ”m1? ”3:
r to

ttaatica

as Washington lime, last to font Olen.

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nection; William Adamant ,nIold
ior casting; Joel 1' Case, Brand, 2 cat
cats balance cutmtl valve and steam
engine luhrieatov. Ambrose ll Clash,
Heriden, caster; Hugh ll. Cratgie,litorn
lord, water closet; I’uryrl Kronaha.
Honsnp, yarn separator ins spinning or
twisting machines; lbrhsrt ll (isle, valve
lor steam enginsm Charles 1'. lliggirv
,Thocnsston. 2 patents hair
spring stud ior watches and stern wind
ingandsetti which; Samuel i.’ llrvl
West I rtlnvd, t pewrtting ma,
chine; lien. ll. Painter, “0'”ka
coupling; frank lihind Heriden,
extinguisher; James tiwan iisymr,
tool handle; Alon, l' 'l'otrleiaInlord,
valve gear; Weiss Z Woodrnll I’m,
device lav sharpening”. etc.

A verdant grails-aw, an... corrnv
pondsnce Is limited, remind a letter
upon the mvslnprrol which was the cor.-
ventional business card; "Alter lire
days, return to ~-."' The rpistis was

cavelnliy perused and preserved until the » ,.

eapiratroa oi Ihsatiotsddvs deye, when
ltwssrstarasdtothswrtlsr.

rsmih a donors,

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hawking, Ira-same "WW [thori-

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shop on C's-Ia lire-rt. rtorwalk

iilltl. ‘70 [XI “lanai. IIIII alwohtt
liar-nerIwcdrpvslcrai Applyateivu
vvsastnxt, heaps“ Hill, borough.

oneness—ran reason than“..-
dies as gowns-an. Isa obsra Ital heard
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' THE UVRRLARU PRUDUBE UU

”$5.65,IBIIIIIC 6.5

dren s Underwear very cheap.

at $1.

chew};

ought. to see them.

people would call them cheap.
100 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs

20c per piece.

RICO.

Forms.
found in both stores.

child’s gray mixed 35c vest at 25c;
Drawers for $1 33, cheap at $1 75,
Of course you have seen our Red Shirts and Drawersat 69c,

We have lots of good Ginghnms at 41c per yard;

Will 01ch great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Roofers,
Veal. fronts and J eracys at prices which defy competition
Also a big drive III Rep Wrappers at $1,119,110ch sold be
fore less than $2. 17.
We shall oiler this week a line of Ladiea’, Genta’ and Chil-

Ladies’ 65c Vest at 480; u

gentn’ scarlet Shirts and

have a genta’ striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar-
gain at 80c, we shall give them o. turn this week at 50c

You

some

for 25c.

200 more remnants of Carpet will be oilered this week at

You should not miss a chance to get :1 Carpet at the old ,
The will be sold only a few days longer.
Tin and Nooden ware at bottom prices
very low. Agents for Butterick' s Putters and
W (I mean business this fall

Car ct Sweepers
all‘s Bazaar
These goods will be

SCOFIE—LTD “a. HOYT

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

 

 

60 T0

Bible I inmsmuk’s
Iron E

BUTT R

We are into it largely: 3
tons of line Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is a very nice lot, or we
should not have such il. large
stock. We describe it as a
clear. clean flavored nosy- rosy
style of Butter smacking good
all throughout. We propose
to let all who want have a
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butler is
worth three cents more per
pound than it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay In
your winter supply. We will
show it. and help you select
with pleasure. And the price
at present is 25 cents a pound.
We will wager :1 big red apple
that there is no butter of like
quality in this city selling for
such aprice. Sample it.

The best Coilce in the city ',
try all, then try ours

Rial andFisIMarkeI

llOHE DRESSED BEEF.

preamp Hutton. 'usl. nut and Poult: I at

mm I’m

FRESH. SALT RI DRIED FISH
SMOKED

Halibut, Saluum. Herring. Bacon and flame.
I’ICIi LED

Prae' Peel, Lambe' ’l'on ,l’igs' Tongue, ’l‘rlpt,
labs hater. Salmon H tillevring,hworddxth.

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE

CANNED 60013..

TICE & NASH,

lily’a Block, 8 No. Slain Si.,
III: lw norm! nonwaut

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let you can't do It as lonttaawn will deliver a
‘ barrvlot

Pillsbury, lanes 61‘ Panama.
FLOUR

To your rmldeuce, all expenses paid, lor

”Micah-ethanol” invlhe
Out-WWW seen

8. E. BAKER.
RRUUIU * RARE FURNITURE

Household Goods of All Kinds.

Mam—

Onnit Paldineonndsor hold on
Garvin

 

 

iniWIal’s TLIINII

It’s Pillsliury' a Best. Jones
Superlzttite, Island Gem, Fancy
Imperial, the“lloss”liiuneapo-
lis Flour, at 36. 60. $6. 60, and
$6. 60, per MIL, i). 0. D.

 

 

We are hustlers—here lor business—and what's
our interest is your Interest. We can do on Rood
and give on Rock Bottom Cash Prices or that.—
class go

-E .1 w. --

ll e are selling large quantities of the celebrated
Dew Drop Canned lion-la at close res. New
(hopN 0. Moiaeser. I". A FerriskCo sCelebrated
Name 14):, cents pound, Boneless Bacon, 16 cents
pound.

wane» ~——

A hi I drive in line Delaware County Dairy Batter.
at 25 cents pound 2.3 cents a pound can 't be beat
The celebrated wrihlcld Creamery Butter in prm a

or route a pound. Gilt Rdge Rosy latter :1) cents
pouno

—————Ooo-—-——-

The fluent grade 0! Less and coII'ee-I In the city. A
nutrient; line or Cuiirorula and French Prunes.
Evaporated Fruits, cm. at

__—_4.9__.—_

Bias. 5. Seymour,

LEADING 6300513.

33 Washington Street.

Eat Perfect Bread.

GRA HAM—Made lmm the Choicest
Selected Wheat.

IIBAL’I‘Il—Made irom Beardeley’a
(lluien Health Flour.

FBBNCII—B‘Iked hard on the oven
holinm.

llOIllu-MADE—l-lvery loai clamp-
ed wuh our name.

CANDIES

Largest Variety m the City.

Choicest Brands,

Fresh Every Day
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LA! DE It‘s BLOCK

SPECIAL SALE

TO-DAY

if Trimmed Hats and Brush.

Which we are «lining at already low prices.

Plegantl Trimmed Black \elret 'l'oqnes and

TM ha.us it insurer price".

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Thlsls abona flde salt Ladies will do well to
call before purchasing elsewh ere

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now on at

THE BURTUN STUR

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6 feet by 2} feet by lh’ inches,
in gerfoct order, at

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Drug Store.

PIaistcd's Sursnpurilln is a
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At 10 Per Cent. Le
'T'han Cost.

Having bought the easterl:
the WOODWARI"
HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sol,
lots on Woodward avenue :1

$12.00 per iront foot, and th .

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part of

lots on Lowndes avenue
$10.00 per front foot.

To each purchaser who wi
build within two years, I WILL
pay 10 per cent. 01 the cost 0
the house on the amount 1.
$1,500.

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Lowndes avenue ex

10 the writer. The wnieI-Li‘ron
on Lowndcs avenue will b
given to the ‘city for tins
it is the on]

Street in the city that has

of its citizens.

water from.

These lots are all level on
dry. There is only it choic
in their location on the ovenu:i

or the water. Select your 10

at once and get first choice
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