sums loath m I months
mwwmiummtm '
21”
fly so 31
In turn .II'IIII Heaths! lurscasts.
dinosaurs storm centre. now near
Tenn. will probably move
toward} IIoII, attended by snow
In?!dcvdoping éonsiderablc otter y as it
hes the AtlnIlIticlcoa‘sts. rII It?!»
ictto-ds arty con yto con y
we»? grothly prevail, with
night lanthanum Ma’. and iresh,
variable winds, becoming ea'aterly, Ind
[Med by snow. In the Middle States
partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly
wwsniher will prevail, with vnr
labia winds. becoming iresh easterly and
(idioms! by snow or rain in the southern
portion and 'snow north oi the Poto
mac, and in ew England iair to partly
clofiy weather, with slight temperature
and fresh, variable winds, inl-
low by increasing cloudiness. On
Thursday In this section and in New
England warmer, cloudy to partly cloudy
weather and inch to brisk easterly
windswill probably prevail, with snow
or rain. and on Friday warmer, partly
cloudy to [air weather.
m muss frlm.
arises Sunsetn ill htide Lowtide
807 4.2! l13.54 11.029
The Board oi Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.
The underpinning oi the new Grace
church is to he oi South Wilton granite.
Buckingham PosI,G. A. K, willhold
their model election oi oificers this
evening.
-—Briug in your pictures to be iramed.
No orders taken siter Dec. 10th. Whitv
ney k Co. ..._..._.
There were no games in the “Old Well"
billiard and pool tournament played last
evening. -_~
Contractor Sheldon is laying a curb
and gutter in {rant 0! the Charles I".
Osborn residence in East Norwalk.
—-A. H. Hoyt d: Son,“Borongh,” show
avsry fine line oi $2 and $2.50 ladies’
shoes. Try them—save money.
Plaisted has a new and attractive holio
day advertisement on this page oi Tu:
8mm. today, which everybody should
read.
The annual meeting oi the Gentle-
men’e Driving Association will he held
at the City Hotel tomorrow afternoon
"350 o’clock. »
H. C. Kosher, oi North avenue, who
is employed at the Norwalk Iron works,
had his loot injured one day last week
by a heavy piece oi iron ialling on it.
-—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayeo' market.
A. 8. Beardsley dc Sou,theahip builders
oi Bridgeport, have taken a contract to
build two new oyster steamers, one ior
J. Ironnsbnry, oi Five lilo River, and
the other ior Hoyt Bros., 0! Norwalk.
'l'tis nuns! meeting oi the Women's
Bells! Corps oi Buckingham Post ior
thsclection oi odicers and delegatesto
the state convention at New Haven,
willbe held Thursday Iiternoon. Dec-
ember l. at 3 o’clock.
The urinal election oi oiiicers in many
oi the societies in town will occur this
month. I! the secretary oi each organi-
zation will prepare a list on the night oi
the election and mail II to Tn: Barn-ism.
the manning, it will he published.
—Christmnn presents. Bicycles ior
Boymlbu, Lndhs, Gentlemen. Order
low and have them delivered when
ready. Lenny E. Wheeler, 183 Water
strut, South Norwslk.
Th0 Y. W. C. '1‘. U. is planning ior a
metal noon. Object, to interest all their
friends lnthslr smpttomd the poor
lid Ilckoi thetownnndto gain sums
nsndcd iunds ior this work. Notice an
to date and Winnie will be given
Inter. n.-.“
W Dentists oi thnNorwalk unlon
:Iflsndnd the nlsstnsnth meeting at the
Dru-spat Christian Bods-vor union,
bid in the South Congregational church
in thntolty,lsst evening. The edifice
was crowded over 1,110 persons being
prmsnt. w
wanting. 50 cents I loot. William
lhsldon, contractor.
" In thIOnIn oi Common Pleas, crimi-
as: lids. yesterday, David S. Gags, oi
was tried on two counts ior
/
. sltousthsr”ls
' ‘ ' o.
Thslnnsvalotlu. John Holland was
llsld at St. mm church this mornlug.
mobs. pull, strong pull and pull
la the molsssss candy
F"!-
-—Smnll irssh hams, 12 cents a pound,
all". Bayes’ market.
Thieves entered George Gsist’n ulsrkst,
in East Norwslk, a few nights ago and
stain 06.1”
There In some excitement'in Stratiord
over the alleged discovery oi petroleum
in that vicinity.
The Scull: Norwalk Athletic club are
arranging to hold a matinee hall at Music
Hall on Christmas.
-Crsycn portraits, handsomely irsln
sd, "0.00. Orders must be in this wet I.
Whitney c Co.
The ladies oi the Cranberry Plains
Chapel will hold an enteriainment this
and tomorrow evenings.
Old Well Dodge, F. a A. It, will visit
COIinthisn Lodge oi Bridgeport on Tues-
day evening at next week. _
Rev. 5. 1" Graham, ‘oi New York, 'd'e-
clines to accept the call to the rectorship
oi Trinity church. Southport.
--A. E. Hoyt kSon's $3.50 Goodyear
welt shoes are a great success.
George Geist’s horse balked on the
Washington street crossing this morn-
ing, but fortunately no express came
along at the time.
John Hill was before Judge Knapp
thin In nine, charged with vagrsncy.
He was ound guilty and sentenced to
twenty days In Bridgeport jail.
The regular meeIing oi the Arion
Singing society will be held to marrow
evening, and arrangements will be made
ior the annual Christmas icstival.
—-Sawcr connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
lira. Eliza Rowland Msroni, widow oi
Walter T. laroni, and mother oi Dr.
Haroni, oi New York and Norwalk, died
suddenly last Sunday in New York city.
Theodora Stone, clerk ior Grocer Ray-
mood, and Him Lena Peck, oi Camp
street, borough, will be married at 8
o'clock this evening, at the residence oi
the bride. Rev. Dr. Van Alstyne will
periorm the ceremony.
In order to correct I possible misappre-
hension, we would state that the Bone-
dict Fnrm business man and his clerk re'
{erred to inhuman, Hondsy, as
furnishing information against Wright
Brothers, was not grocer Jones.
—0nr walls are tilled with iramed
pictures. Select new ior Xmas.
Whitnekao.
The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club is ar-
ranging iora series of .sociables to be
held in the Athenaeum on the evenings
of January 1, 2 and 3, and February 6.
lonelin’s Orchestra will iurnish music
and caterer Head will iurnish reiresh—
manta.
In. Andrew H. Brown, mother oi
James H. Brown, oi this city. dicdat the
home oi herson George, in Waterbury,
Sunday morning. She had been a sui-
iercr ior two yearn from cancer. Her
remains were interred in Greenwood
cemetery yesterday,
-I.oad oi ircsh, live codilsh, do per
pound, at the Washington street bridge,
Riverside Pavilion dock.
D. P. Harrell has finished his enumerr
ntion oi the school children oi the
South Norwalk district. His report
shows that there are 1,040 children in
the district. in making the enumera-
tion Ir. lorrsll ascertained that the
population oi the city was about 4,500.
To-morrow morning the Railroad Com-
mlssioners meet at Sonthport and at
East Norwnlk in the Iiternoon. Friday
morning they go to Faitlleld and in the
Iiternoon meet at Westport. The bear-
ings are on petitions ior the condemnav
lion oi land along the Consolidated road.
—Borne-rsndered laTd,
pound, at I". Bayes' market.
10 cents a
While nntying I cow iron I loans at
his home in Granitoviile, yesterday Iiter-
noon, Edward lagner was boiled up
against the lance and knocked insensihle ‘
aswslinshadly out. In the course oi
an hour he was hronghtto, and is around
today with nothing worse than a sore
hand.
The horse railway sweeper, with Driverm
Blake at the helm, swept over the horse
railway tracks this morning. throwing 1"
ontclondsoinnownnd dust Itevsry
revolution oi the huge brush. "Tim"
flsnly noted In iootmsn, while Prod
Brady materially assisted the driver by,“
whipping up the horses whenever they
were Incllnsdtolsg.
~All orders ior iramss must he in by
December 10th. Whitney & 00. Open
evenings.
Postmaster L. B. Vail, oi East End,
, was discharged yesterday
by tthnitsd States District Court at
tbs smountoisight cents. The isots
wsrssdmlttsd.hntthscircnmstancssoi
thsesss warsssch that judgment was
suspendadbyludgsShlpr-an.
hedhvcsorsoithstlonsolidnlnd road
hsvs m’nds tillers ior thI pnrchsnsoio
Mflm'IMMlmmhsr.
Attendance in rooms............ .1300
Daily average, Sundays excepted“
Vivs song services, ntt
Avscsgs nttsndnncs. . .. .. . .
Total attendance in rooms. . . .
Business and social calls
s-su: Inns
1
Es": on tr nieslck ................ ls
eternwrttsn onYHII CA W
Mists Received .............. a" g
Written notices oi the work ....... M
Notices sent to mumhrre .......... 17
Board meeting-o held. . . . . . ........
Committee meetings held ...... . . .
LIdim’Ausilrsry meeting. one, att.
pIIoII committeeappointments
lirp .........................
Letters oi introduction given .. . .
Directed to hoardin house ........
Books drawn irom fihrary.
qulflfln iur prayer ..... . .........
Four orchestra rehearsals, an. 88,
averse ......................
Four I on» oi German, all. 87,
average ....................
Your session: oi bookkeeping, art.
44. Irerage ..................
Four sessions oi drawing, all. 44,
average”
Four lt’ilslililllul perrmanshlp, art
.3, average
Three sessions oi etenogmphy, alt. _,
, average .................
our sectioned! he ons' bible class
an. ill. sverage ........ .1
Six sessions oi boys’ gymnasium,
III. 70, nvt-rage ...............
Four sessions adulto’ gymnasium,
att 85, average ...............
W. N. Britons, Gen. Sec.
The board oi directors held aspecial
meeting Tuesday night to take the place
of the regular meeting, which should
have been held this evening, but will
not,owmg to the concert by the Yale
Glee club.
The following committee appointments
were made, to act with the present mem-
bers: Membership—Edgar 1!. Demon.
George Mueller. Arthur Ferris and F. B.
mom; Christian work—C E. Hoyt,
Woodbury, C. P. Keeler and U.
Walter Aiken; Reception—Edgar M.
Demon,C. E. Woodhury, W. hi. Doulen,
George licehan and Frank Duty.
The penmnnehip class will meet as
usual this evening at 7 o clock and the
gymnasium class will hold its regular
session this evening at ti o clock.
wweorictr I‘ARIEKS.
ll
4
4 5
12
21
The First Annual Meeting In flaniord
Yesterday.
The Connecticut Farmern' league held
its first annual meeting at the capitol in
Hartiord yeelordny and adopted resolu-
tions recommended at a preliminary
meeting, iavoring additional oleomar-
garine legislation, concentration of ex-
periment etatmn work at the Sierra
school and some action as to the original
package decision of the United States
Supreme Court. Additional resolutions
were oflered and recommended ior con.
aideration by the town league. These
iavor district political action and name
the iollowing objects to be secured:
“State insurance agatuI-t loss by fire
and lightning; choice oi United States
Senators by an CItCTOiIl body in each
State, similar to those chosen to elect a
president; provision by Congress (under
a constitutional amendment) to enact
such laws as may be necessary in order
to make it easily possible ior any one de-
siring it to own and occupy sufficient
land from which to gain a livelIhood, by
obliging the Ingest landholders when
necessary to this end, to sell enough oi
their land ior that purpose on easy terms,
and at a price not exceeding its aseeesed
value for taxation."
Ofiicers were chosen as iollowe: Presi-
dent, W. l’. Hatch. oi Putnam: vice-
presidents. William M. Morgan. oi Gris.
wold. T. B. Pickett. oi Litchiield, and
G. D. Bates, oi Putnam; secretary,
GeorgeF. Chspin, oi Eniield; treasurer,
H. J. Lotiirop,oi Suflield.
“l have used but very little soap during
my liietime, but some time ago i was in-
duced‘by public request to do so. and I
tried Brussels with complete success.
Should public 'preeeure’ again compel
no other."
M,TAYLO|1 & GOLDEN,
Rial 11111111 and 118111111111,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvvnllr. Conn.
now it
—-Tlie (ditor oi a contemporary says.
main use soap, it elxall he Brussels and L
.. n 1113131111
The Ladies M11111 Church
Wl'l hold a VIII and Supper sl luslc ilsll.
THURSDAY. DEG. 4th. 1890
Supper will he served at ii o'clock
ADMISSION. - lo CENTS
y mutually.
hhlhltlon ol Rdlsori‘s marvel at invention,
The Talking Machine
This machine has been in wonderinlly per!
lhst it can he heard distinctly In the largest hal Isl
the world. Come and hair the ropr ldlll’lloil of so-
lcc Ions by 1118 prominent brass handi oithc thcoounr
.nlsom nomemus curacy, “mmlgflfid‘ b?
hewuikingoi bust-Jilin:
wrumyasmniecm w ...
Music Hall, ’ 1“
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 6
General Admission ‘36 Cents.
Reserved seats {:5 and no nous on sale at Eoyl's
and Brent): s .1“?! stores. n29
MUSIC 11A1.L,SO.N011WAL11
JUST 0N3 JOLLY NIGII'I‘.
TUESDAY. DEC. 9
The Popular Young Comedian,
JAMES B. MACKIE,
lCrlmosey. Us Buy ll
In Thus. Addlnon's New.Brlghl Original Musics
nrlcsquc,
GRIMES’
CELLAR ,
DOOR.
w:BlI§pportcd by a Large Company of Star Fun
1
ihi. Catch Music! more inlllcs! A
oi Nave Features! emu ltclgn‘fgupremc!
PRICES, - 3T, 50, 75 Cents
Reserved Seats on sale at Boyt‘s and ('re 0 s
drugstores. ' 8 iv
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC.9, 1890.
Ir FRANK TAFT. Orr-nut
Ir. ALEX lRVlNG Baritone
TUESDAY EVENING, 1AN.13,1891.
Ir A. S. Gmlmti. Organlst
Soloisls and Chorus of P try.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11,1891.
Pro.’ GR”. W. MORGAN Organist.
M11! MAUDIOBGAN. Harp
WEDNESDAY EVE'G. MAN. 4 1891.
ulidsninrner Night‘s Dream."
Reader. Iir CHAS. F. UNDERBTM.
Orr-met, Mr. FRANK TA”
Restrvetl seats to be had on andal’tcr Dc'. 5 bin
at l'lslrted' 9. South Norwalk and Greg ry s
rug store. Novwslk. Courie Tickets. 81. 50 club;
Single Tick-Is- 50 cents each
31X 11111111111 LGGlGI'GS
Will hegivsn during the Miller at the
South Norwall Baptist Church.
The flhemmmeryau Passion Play
Ilustratrd by the Stereoplir )n by air W. ll Morgen.
oi lisrltord.
Friday Evening. Dec.
n28 lw Admission tic; “reason Tickets 31
5
Soils-n riort’wa‘tir—s cavities nil/ail
oi Washington Street
mill,“ Daily from 0 to its. m., and from t e‘: p I;
on Saturday ovenlnge from “ to R.
“rarest allowed on Downs.
swim somuzrem
Jon um i'Klutlll Vice m...
m... Wlil'flNll share tier avm’l’rn
W A NTEDY'
Advertisements under this head. not Exceeding 5
lines, ltline fine, 3 times "Ilc tweet $100
TO LET.
Advertise-entanndcrthlshcad. not
Ila-.ltlmsflc. Itlmamnlwssknlm
All 300. me ”All” ,0] Glif'l’h‘
Mfl“ We" "will“ mes
Stalin's
0 mass 0! run wseumo‘roam
ssstoi OsrmInIs iisll.
Apply to WII. Jim. 0mm
Mr”.
snnsryl
IBM
FUBXISIIID mom- IOOI. 0! WASHING-
” m' 'rnfloo
aniou'rw £6313; timid my AND A
or e 0 Ir a. I told
Street b0lYorwal lk y w y 11“?”
ACOI' [TINT Gilli. FORGINBRAT. noun;
k inquire at resldencc or S. ll. Ilnnylng-
ton I2! lain street. Korwalk , _ til at
Comm We run ounce cannon non
Remuneration
ands gnodm nicsl
lngwill c“human. Isstlanamss IIlium“
Molllnsrn lino is
hall's Stock. om unis . non. on virtual.
Ihcllrd. betwccnthchvnrs ohwandtlp m Ill-3t
‘WO ”HULK ills l‘Afl Ill ACCT)! U-
l (talc-d with roomssndhosrd at No it iir‘nry
street. Terms reasonable.
let
can
5mmriuermon alumni-mo FOR SALE.
hustlerl‘ street. mills: dill. Ill. Paw: “2.21m- ,, m w» . :-:_~:;:.::
namin- cans m" “Malinda lsbssdnot need
III-mum £1130. , mu Iimioassscsumsoci-ésug ““5
Fill)! nacsuasn l. 1.0m PART 01'
boa-son (imam In "It!“
mu. 1. “millionth Iain street.” Ila-la
was or 81.! noon: on woo
Ha main hoarse!
Iwwnlk.
as
nwano
oi hnlasoa wm&?m' u
or la chswsrd.
OUIIWFI'AIMIO’S‘LXwSoglsi; .0101}!!!
_' Win III Is “III"
III wooowinn aorravrun-It aoo l.
Tnst ndrrstwcoln bathroom I
amateur-its, cow whirls-.1.“ salad
modi'i‘r‘ol‘m... I. Wmfld'u"
OI! IWII A'l' Ila" I“, 0” AT
Shaman-assess 'lallsn strsst.
“Win-least]. Knapp, 1! west k.
”-11
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£31
Ill-1..
MIC-d
“Icy, lays, sleds!”
' W0 PATRIOT! STOVIS. IIIDIUI Sill. IN
condition. Apply at no tluutb Iain
street. south Norwslk. dl at
Anna? chaos cnltltmhl‘l’. ALI. club
Isles leather. and la Int class order In
nssdoalyatewIl-ss. Callandrssltatlc-
Lesa's Cant-ac W110?! ll! ll
“Clint-ML.
0.511: III or
Tww-t" svsass Applying. W. mu,
LOST.
Admins-ants under norm
lhqlfluflqau-umlflm tn;
racks»: or loan or on alas rut
llllllll! nlntlonlt Basil-ii am
Am
Miriam-Adamo“;
Pal. ti ‘
’ DAY hf‘AYla‘hlaR.
MUSIC HALL,
.eon'rn NORWALK,
8 NIGHTS 8
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
it“) 't :5 -
7:?» _,....~3° 050- I! 2! 3'
”lg all“ FAMILY MATINEE
Wednesday lirernuun 3 Walnut
RETURN OF '1‘ n E FAVORI'I‘ ES 2
And last appearance here prior to their departure ior EurOpe.
Prof. D. M.
BRISTOLISEQIJESGUNNIGULUM
30 Educated Horses. 3 Wonderful Wonders. 3"
Mules and Ponies. ‘ Interesting Features.
‘1 " 3 avatar c..;'.a..'rnxcz. Manager.
Airways the ”Best, Now Better Than Ever.
- “DENVER, " l “TONY,”
The Funniest Mule that Walks. - In "in Wonderful 1 cup Art.
All The old favorites are with us. and many new ones. We carry
Our Own Band and a Super-h Orchestra.
PRICES 250, 850, 50.0..
At the Matinee children will be admitted ior 25 cents. and
(g'l‘J—Y‘SN A FRFIC P()N3’ [{lDE!
Reserved Seal» at lioyt’ II and Gregory” A Drug Stores.
FOR
a great saci ifice. To
dars alter that we
7
fore if you want It
Muflfs,
Capes,
Jackets
AND
GO To
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
THANKSGIVING
PIES-
During this week we
(-0 1‘0
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ll Ull
BUTTER
Wunro into it largely:
on: 1 1111’ Delaware (‘4 u:t
will make a Specialty l)..i1(v)liuv1.»r ' You may Noni:
ol' Home-Made Pies. . . l .‘ . . ‘ ’
r If. IS a wry nice I'm, in I'm
W ”WM.“ should not “lun- \‘lll'll ’l 1-II'rvc
, . , . . . h 1
TR 2 THEM’ Him-1.". WI! describe it my ii:
on.
Leave Your Orders Early
11‘ 1111011 no.
LAUnllRS BLOCK
M _. V--..wm
(11.11(71(‘2111111‘111111Hilhy i'ilS'
style 01 limit 1‘ sin: 1( king “ilUll
all lhmulrlmul “I: plilpim:
in let all who wml have :I
taste. We may :lilViliH’l' 11w
lpriu‘, :18 this suit 01' Bully-I 1»
worth three on outs more. per
pound than it was wlcn we
lmlwlil; so buy now liy in
FOR 5011'“ NORWAI R AND NURWAMC
Vault-IndCcrspoolsclearedanddlsinlcclrdorltlu your winter supply. We will
”mp” “MW" "mp", “WM", show it and help you select
Charles Mott, with pleasure. Ami the prime
can» Avenue,9illnlvllslrl flrlilgnpott. Il present is " .5 Cents .I pound
11 I: will wager :I big ml llppli'
that there is no butter «)1 like
quality III this city selling fol
such .1 price. Sample it
The best Collier: In the city;
try all, then try com
S. E. BAKER,
111111111111 Insure Your Life!
Bcvenrenls allay will give you an Endowment
Pulley 01 SI 0m ”table at ’10 years of age or at
death. 1! prim; or Ive canis- dsy will give yous
Llie Policy ior [1.1110, and you do not lose who
you havspald III, -ven li you stop osymg. any year
atlas than moniker General urn ins-name
, ,,oi lord
n. s L‘iimtlilmlm. erect
Washington until. booth Norwallr
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trauma». was.
380!“le IBP‘I‘lmlnlzlt 3d.
Training debut ior both sexes Book
"in“ Banking. Penmanship, Telegraph). blunt-
POUID.
mud. MI
“inflammm'an
ageing. .. f...
l. flickerman & Son’s
SXGGNN-HANN FURNITURE
make room for Holiday Goods.
seem strange that we should pack them
away just in the height of the season, but it
is business every time with us.
make more money out of the space they
occupy than we can through them.
ROOM
Yes, that is what we need
we are going to have it—-—-only however, at
Furthermore,
make room for our
Christmas stock, “which is to be the largest
and most complete line over shown in South
Norwalk,” W0 are going to sell every
cloak and Outside Garment
of every description at cost for the next 10
pack them away to
It may
We can
There-'
NGWNANXG‘X GLGlX, JAGXGT ll NISSGS’ GARMENT
1of any description the present is the time
to buy it, and tho p1zicei is the
SOUTH NORWALK
BIIIIN SHIRE.
Clo 31:3,; ‘ 83 WASHINGTON STREET.
lllllllllllA HOME
GOUDS.
1
‘AI 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
, ___-..._,*._
l Iln Saturday. lli'i'I'lllllc‘l' 15“
im" will ~~1mw 1‘ ti .. “M ”t. 1 Having bought the easterly
1 15.... (11 the WOODWARD
y LIDAY Bl] HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sale
1 E101» on ll'oodwzird avenue at
-- v” ' ' 33121111 [N'I' lronl fool, and the
\[m, H. x, 1.14..“ in 13-3.“); lut~ 4m lmwndcs avenue at
lllmmls I151» lll 11H) :11 \N OH 1511”],1
11,‘.II1_1I:111. limwn \\ .111, G: .
811A l'lNU sure
llAZUIiS,
FINE
S'I‘A’I‘I()NERY,
(501.1)
1115 Suppl None
‘90
1
We will try lo have some.»
thing to pioneer you.
PLAISTGN’S
Drug Store.
W Taym'fimgfiflflmhémgué Household Goods of All Kinds.
A. S. [PEI—‘1‘ 1“, cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
J E w E L E R Commission.
-.___...__..._
wm":"3:..m?m"'"' No. 22 some ms BTEBT.
lids-Ii” rinsi- n. - ' Irina smzrnmwsu.
. 01]
,dry.
{w .m ll 01m “mumpsE
$10,111) pH" from 1001.
, To cut-11 purchaser wlin will
. . f , . .
,M A), “ll R 1‘: SETS“ build Willllll two years, 1 will
y
('1‘ '1 111‘1’1' SETH, ”my [0 per cent. 01 the cost 01
' 1111: 110115450“ the amount. 01
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T“ 111111‘1” U111! l [11 US, 1 $1,500. LIIwnIIOS avenue ex-
1tcliils from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
Lowmios avenue will be
given 1011M! city for the use
01' its citizen»: 11 is the only
street in flue lily that has It
I water front.
These lots are all level and
Then: is only a choice
lll their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your 101.
at now llllll get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TA Y 1.011 x GOLDEN'S or
17. SWA ”Ty/1'4.
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