Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 26, 1892 · page 4

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:9 BhRILLA is compos-
lged of choice Boots,
5 , Herbs and Barks,care—
. l‘ffully selected and pre-
pared.

. It has. no equal as

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5 We (fail a full line
of all the popular Pat—
ent Medicines.

Plinth,

it U G G 1 ST.
43 IaslIlngtoII St, 80. Harwell.

lllXATlllllll!
What is it?

It la not a patent uoetrum, but a legitimate
medicine. containing a very large percentage
“WWW“ red Peruvian bark no

i with otherwall known remedies as
to mm of the man delightful Ionics that
correctaaudcurea. it is a positive curator
that alhpna tooling. that euflerinz from
weakaaaa. lt put-I a stop Ioall the delicate de-
rangement: and disorders that make mankind
all”, It to a remedy for all the dlueana and

lhatmakewu feel so weak. A
llhlothat influratee and builds up. A ner~
film-00th. and strengthen». it in wall
ran-rattan. sluu'leh liver in the liver in
wliéhthabloodclrculateatoo alowly and re.
‘malmtoalouheforeltlrpaesedforward Into

fifiWwLoxatonlk

menu it isimmedlately absorbadand
min. circulation. thereby strengthiug
“antral and blood resets of the organsof
m and removing all mnmatlon and
“ab eoaditlom o! theae organs. Ask rour
m M haatonik and take no other Juat
“Mfume furtherelsnoinat aarood.

PREPARED BY

I. 0. STILLS“, l2 Vult'gton 8t.

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uncharged foratmularmta: loos-u

a line.

LIST 0’ arr-rue 5

Remaining uncalled torat the folimrlngpoat-
oflicea for the week ending Hmhfi. 1.8. Per-
sona calling for any of these latter- will pleaae
say they are advertlaed:

South Norwalk-A. Silent Motor
"- . 3.33m...- . “.3...” nit-Z
Seal ‘1. l’ratLC o. (1% nine
Read MimMaheI Iii-mi.- th. In.
Geo. Scott. Malawi: Stanated

Walk—Mn. '8. Ghapiu. J .
ler 1°27. llworth loll. :flmm J Cand

mutant Nanak—George Diem J. E. Wal-
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Hiahlure Lia-no tar Ton-arrow.

Sun Riser Eigh’l'ida low'l‘ide

at 5:4! It tlb Soul at. 9:” um

 

New York liar-Id Wanthar hue-ala- '

Today fair to partly cloudy weather will
probably prevail. with light and fresh variable
winde. (allowed by rain at night. On Sunday
partly cloudy weather will probably prevail.
with slight temperature changes and wither-
ly to easterly winda. wounded by rain and fol-
lowed by clearing in thin aeolian. and on Mon-
Ilny. cooler. fairweather.

SUNDAY SERVICES.

Pram-hen and Their Them“ in Norwalk
Churchea 'Io-momw.

80m Nonwaut Comma-noun. West
avenue and West atreels. No eettled pas-
tor. Services 10.1! a. mood mop. In: Sun-
day school. 12 m.; yopnc people‘a meeting.d:l0
p. In; subject. "Prept'ringthe wayof the Lord."
Rev. Mr. Brastow. of Yale University. will
preach.

Son'm Nonwam MmIoms-r. Went avenue.
near Garner. Rev. B. E. Burn-Ia. motor.
l’reaching,llr1lla.m. and 71!) p. m.:Sunday-
school. L? m.; young people's meeting. “mp. In.
Morning mbject. “Value of Spiritual “'reetl-
inn." Evening subject. "Esther. llannan.
Mordecai."

Scum Sonwau Banter. Wee: avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. Archibald Wheaten. pastor.
Prem‘hing. lit?!) n. m. and 7:11) p. In; rinnday
91‘th 12 In: Y. P. S. C E. prayer meetinng
p. In. Preaching by Rev. Otho F. Bartholow.
Morning subject. “Immortality." Evening
subject. “The Diclpleehip of Chriet."

'l‘nnrrrr Eamon]. West street and Fair.
field n\'enue.Sonth Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hal-
iochJcelor. Fourth Sunday in Lent.
Communion at 7.3)! II. III. Morning Prayer.
liltnny. ltnil sermon ut tom n. In. Evening
Prater Im’l sermon at 7 p. III.

Norman; Coroma'rtosan. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. 1‘. K. Noble, ll. 1).,
pastor. Bervioee at mo a. m. and 3‘1!) p. In.-
Y.i’. S. L‘. E. meeting. 6:3) p. In. Morning
subject. ”The Duty and Privilege of l’nlted
”PI-u er." lveuiaz subject. “Historical Chi-let-
lanlty." The male quartotte will aing. The
public cordially invited .

Nonwau Museum. West and Mott ave-
ntm. Rev. George Van Alatyne. ll. ll. pastor.
Servinre llhrll a. m. and 7:!!! p. In; Sunday
Mlmnl. 12 m.; Epwnrth Deann- Ineoting. that.
Evening. the second lecture on the"Parabie oi
the Ten Virgins" sublect.”l‘w hate; or. Faith
in ’l‘n-morrow." ’

Nonwatnt Barrier. East avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor. Ser—
vices. 10:!) a. m. and mm m.; Sunday wheel.
i: In.: temperance service. 3 p. m.; young
pmple'n meeting. Gallium. Homing enhaeet.
“Divers and beam. Heaven or Bell.” Iren-
ing subject. “Cut them Down. and hating
Warning."

(lilac: Erumrat. Beldeu avenue and Grain
street. Norwalk. Rev. 8. H. Watkina. rector.
Fourth ,Snnday In Lent. Holy Communion l
a. m :ldomingPrayar. Litanr and aermon at
tom a. In.: Sunday School. 12 In.: Evening
Prayer and aermon. W!) p. m. The rector will
preach. Allure welcome.

In. Pavt‘e Eriaooran. church Muppe-
aite the Green. Norwalk. Bav.8.’l'. Graham.
rector. Holy Oonmuuloamam. Dlflasasn
vicewltli Wain. :subiechflhearaat
lterreptiona“ Divine Iarflee TI)». on: lub-
lecI. Being Away.” Sunday School Ml.
Fm olttinasandaoordlalweloumatoall. .

Ili- Manna. euraarot West avenue
andC‘hapelflMNorwalk. Rev W. EM
urn. parlor Law In. 7 a n»; Children’s
“Manolllthflanmflaln Weapon.
36in. Ia.

Kan Amer larnoom. near VauZandt
avenue,EaetNorwalk. liar. 0. Ellen.”
tor.Preaehing1wa.m.sndlmp.tn.. lion-
an
II. III. Inning. Hauler aarvlea, the aaers-
meat announced hat-a postman! to a later“
date. lreniuambioohmld Churchill!-

m bernDanoer” 'l‘hepuplloara eordlalirlnfll-

edto all the micro of this chub. leata

mm. Vaallandtamsalaat

‘ roman. ltw. 11.3%.”. Preach-
ham-tuna m a. to: Mar “literati: at It”.

 

ll lb: prayer and plain service. at p In.
luritoawanamcokamamaa.

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Benjamin C. lollenny, with Fm
dead (trier. the Stardom attorneys.
was in thin city thi afternoon

Ameetlug aim the Knob Outing. club
wlnbeheId-t 13 Wanngmnmmn
(Ironing, beginning at8 o‘.clock

' Rumble prices at Lane's depot
mutant. ‘

W. P. Randallihas been confined to
hiehomeonBayriewareuueduring the

 

, pentweek with dimheritioeora throat.

Johan. Ferriestnrta from New York
thh afternoon on the steamer Old
Dominion Captain enrich. fora weok’e
trip south. -

Don't antler from anykindof hem

ache! Dr. Richard-en’s (Mary. Gabe!)
and (mammoth Headache Powders cure
within 5 minutes. Ask for he. and too.
ample. __
. There Was a large attendance of the
members of Company D at the armory
last evening. The men were thoroughly
drilled by Captu'u Doty and his oak-ere
in the new movements.

 

Landlord l-‘rank Lueu intends poinb
inn hie Calf Pasture Beach Sea Food
Home as soon asthc weather becomes

which to store fresh wan-r.

—Miae8.'l‘illoteouhne returned from
thecity with a well selected stock of
milllnery goods, which will be sold at
reasonable prices. Home call at 207
Washington streetaudeee for yourself.

F. J. Grubb. of this city. was yeaten
day notified of his appointment as attor-
ney and general agent for the appoint-
ment of local agenmforthie state of the
mtml Land lmporwment (‘30.. moital
33.00043»

The program for the entertainment to
hegircn in the South Norwalk Baptist
church Wednesday evening is printed in

' toll in another column. It will be one of

the meet pleasing entertainments ever
given here.

At Bunnell's Bridgeport theatre. blon-
dny evening. Rich and Hurrie' Comedy
company will appear in the latte! suc-
oma. “lioya and Girls." Manager Bun-
ncll'II theaterehould be crowded to the
doors to witness thegrent tame company.

James H. Knapp. Jr., in spending the
spring vacation at his home on West
avenue. He was accompanied by Fred
Weyerha‘lnier. of Rock inland ill. II J
Lowudca and John Bumbsnl also am-
dents at Andoviir, are at their homes in
thin place.

The Stamfordw llabufacturlng company
has leanedthelarpbulldlng uttheend
of Raymond Brotbern‘ pier. for the par
pone of ale dyutufla, chemicala. etc.
When: the list. What line 9..
runnidg some yarn alto. the buildingcn
was need as a {retail once.

-—Seonre the barfilua at c. it
Harvey's while tltéfar‘e going for the
nexhthniedsyaw
Lewis ll. Nah ha. kindly cement-
adtoglre a popular. lecture on "flee
trinity and Electric Light" neat plea-lay
«animal 7:80. in the leotnmroom at
“Montreal. ltiadulred tlIatsa
Inany ofthaumal audience. with their
acquaintance. cinnamon will be pre-

onwdhiuwu

M Talon Inde-

evening.

Worehiptaly Interline” liar not out
autoimmune: and circular of
particuluw “hanks-run III-h that
mm midget» thh
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emanat- malllagclerk u a»
Gouthllorwalkpusoofloe, but: In:
neutrino-themed. ‘

Goranorllulkeleyhas issued a pro-
clamatlouappolnling Friday, April 18.
madayoflastiugandprayer. ?_

W

Bed-Wand Robert Pierson“
m the Incantation of “The Fab
renters" at Duly: theatre; New York,
humping.

Aunaquendeapronaudnecktieparry
he held at the boat» of His Carrie
Inseam“. lf-ndeaavauuedaalevenlng
Aboutthirtysueetawerapreaentaudan
enjoyabletiutewaahad.

—0uelokof nub call button boots
Mumdtronluoteuc Ellarvey'a,

.Mulldllhhthuasutau ha- returned
frumPennhgtonsemiury accompani-
edbyhercla'r‘tmate. Ins Iyrta Darn-
elle.ofWaefIington court Home. Ohio
torpendthemm ’

The monthly ccusecratlonmaeting and
semiannual election 0! olloava of the
Young People'afiooielyof WEB.
deamr of the congregational church
will he held Tueeday ereniug‘ at 7
o'clock. _________

meosaor W. G. Newell's classes in
dancing will hold their fifth annual re-
ception and exhibition at finale Hall.
Friday r’eveuing, April 23. An exhibi-
tion will be given from 8-30 to 9:80. Re-
oepdonhrmlOpmlola. In.

—-Junlua Bmwn doea painting. paper

hanging and general jobblng. Order
elate' In poet ofllee.

Yeeterday Judge Perry, of the cfoun
of Common Pleas. rendered a dcciaion 'in
the case of Bernard Quinn. of Norwalk.
against Rebecca '1'. Matthews. at the
name place, allowing the former 09 re-
cover 3% and costs. The plaintiif and
to romv er 3‘. 50 damages obtained balle-
ing bitten ll) the defendant' a dog.

 

Theemployea in the foundry of the
Nora-alk Look 00. preeented 0. L. Pad-
dock, the retiring foreman, with and»
soul gold lined silver tea ”be this
morning. Ilr. Paddock it. been with
thecompauyfor ten years and in my
popular with the men in his department.
The service was lnacribed ae lollowa:

”Promoted to (i I; Paddock by 1&0
employee of the foundry. larch ”Ill.
1892.

mum}; Board held their regular
monthly mend“. hat Dish!» The In-
port of the librarian was ”lotion:
Number of flatten since Maury“
2.734: uumhorof books lent. 1,4“; num-
berofcarda leaned. 2’1: number of an»
acription cards, 4; largest her "of
visitors, noun 1:. one at
book» lent, March 19. l“.
trounce—February 88. ill;
March 18, 94: lurch so, 29. a;

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—Pure oottm with pure
“depot mmuranl. mom

lit-Ia Alice hm Dawson, formerly of
Booth Norwalk died of moment it
her home in South llanohester. W
day. Ilias Dawaon was born in Lang.
shire, England. and came to title can“
when quite young. She w- a r-ldmt
of South Norwalk for about twenty year:
and was interacted with harden ash
theflrmnaineoflliaaasDawsuo. la the

atalgued fortrial in thaOourtof I
moul’laasJ‘ueaday: “W .
mummmzim.

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, South Norwalk;

M in .
multishomaoukallnlgatreet.

‘ lira. Joaephiuefiauudera I.- punt...
ellabulldlnghtontbeflonuecticutmrn-

. no
”lit-Wilts 3mm of Emotion,
iaapondingafawdaya with relativee at

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‘llh Hattie Raymond. daughter of
MBaymondJ-eerioualy ill at her
homeon Harriet street.

Work out!» new depot atChnnone
willhohegunatouoe‘. Thebuildiugwill
beUIMfeeklndlmell‘iom

 

4Norwalk Steam Carpet Cleaning
Wake. Addre- ordcr‘a to 14 Knight
street.

AJLXalkln & Co. expect to break
groundtorlwonew houseaon Elmcreat
aaeoonaetbegmunddrlmnp

Maud Raymond, of Berkeley Place,
tutoring the eightaof New York to
day, including Barnum' 3 white elephant-

AllKing’s Daughter- are invited to
attud the second annivereary of the
mucosa of King'alhughm nut
Saturday at 4a nu. in mm
tluualohapel. _

Early in June fir. and him. Theodore
W, formerly of this place. rail
no.3 Norway where they have been re-
siding. for this country.

William [Mar-bury. of the Norwalk
Benton atorr. is negotiating with A. R.
Ilalkin £100.. for the purchase of one
of their new cothgeaonElmmst Ter-
rm.

Funeral service over the remains of
the late Michael Barber were held from
St. Mary's church at 9 o’clock this morn-
ing. The attendance wan exceedingly
law.

The eoug service tomorrow alter-
mouintheY. 1C. A. room will be
led by Walter Aiken. Prof. N. K. Ferris
will conduct the singing. All young
menareinvited.

—Fruh lib thin evening. At 4 o'clock
we receive I“ roe shad. 175 the. steak
cod. tho 1in end. on old stock but rum.
the lineal in town. We odor them as
follow e: Shad 12k” mdlhhlmk l2§c..
live and 73.. also frozen cieooa tic. Peo-
ple's market, 21 Wall atmt. Nora'uik.

Jamca Gamma and John Guamieri.
recent enlisted members of Company P.
will probably be honorably discharged
owing toer inability to learn the ero—
lotions of d W.

Him Ada Golding, of East avenue.
dauxhwrof ex-poattnaater A. C. Goldv
33;. and oneof the cocoa-aft)! graduates
ofacla-oltweaty- eight. baa returned
home alter a courae of study at New
Britain.

A dispatch melted from Mr. and Mrs.
'E. H. Hotchklar. oi Arch street. who
are now traveling in Europe. states that
they leave Naples today for Cairo.
While at Napier they made the ascent of
local Vesuvius.

 

Auctioneer Jamea Mitchell drove rap
idly down Went avenue today with his
lad ting dying in the morning breeze.
lie was on his way to the Bria auction
on llarlland street.

lieu Julia Ernie. daughter of the late
Colonel Cyrus Ferris, of Weatport are»
annulled inBruoklyn yeaterday. The
remain will ha taken toliorth Belem.
N. Y., on loudly. for interment.

-Willow Dr— l'orma We each. at the
iii-walk III-ton Store.

 

 
 

 

stir butler-I. Thelma-loll! a Pm onediroreein
hen undo-minute “mm" M mums...
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; x ,3 In the gruuuth of
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I rirdllmhrnlm _ _
' Ouofthanangof Italian- employed

ledhglagawarthahaakoutbem

mum-Whammym-
new

' Itnd lire. Theobresmne, of ltottavenne.

 

 

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Herbert Vaulleu will spend Sunday
in New York.

Spencer Hoyt is repainting hiaOrchard
elreet. residenoem ,

Four funeralam occurred atthis end or
that Wit to‘ed35.5_

Ammm thla min; tour.

lieu Allie Bowen. of Dorian. is the
guest of Mrs. E. J. Thomas, on Union
Phrk.

In. D. l-‘ettton Pomerov. of Menard
atreet, in at thepolnt‘of death with con-
amnption.

Clarence 8.. the infant non of William
H. Humy, of leonardatreetfia lying in
a critical condition.

 

Funeruleerflcea over the remains o!
llrs. Sarah Barnes, were held from her
lato residence on the Wolfpit Hills road
this afldmwti at 2 o’clock. Rev. 1.
Robbini omciating.

.9.

-—Boaton Store. Norwalk. For Satur-
day and Monday only «M Bleached cot
ton lit: a yard.

James H. Bailey, treasurer of the
ed (mm hie‘eouthcm trip yesterday
afternoon tanned and healthy. He is on
duty at the bank today.

mmmwdinmmh

Fairtiold County Savings bank, return-E

 

yeaterday relative to the acoustic tilt-“M
farmers in the family of Robertfitraban
isdenied by Mr. Struhan.- The story
wu hinted on information furnished
from what we mueidcml a reliable
aource.

John Wright, a veteran tramp. known
in this vicinity In; "Bugaboo." was or
rented by Oflicer Dunn last night on Wall
street. This morning before Justice
Mead he pleaded guilty to a charge of
drunkennem and was lined 32 and costs
He went to jail.

William Osborn. of Brbisem bridge
euperviaor of the Houeammc railroad.
was in town this morning looking over
the Iron bridges just above the tunnel
and at Winnipauk. with a View to racing
What changes would have to he made
when the new double track in laid.

-—-Bon Ami will clean and polish your
wtudowa. mIrrore. tin and brass wIth one
half the labor of any other method.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Y. ll. C. A. will
be held in the parlor. next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clm'lr. A full atten-
dance is desiml. The managers are rt.»
quested to meet one hour earlier. at 2 p.
m., the some afternoon.

Some aprons and meat clothe hanging
in the mar 01 the atove in Adams Broth—
ers' market on Main street, caught lire
last evening and not line to the wooden
partition of the Mine. The flames were
discovered by Royal Adams. who true in
the market. and extinguished before any
great damage was done.

The members of Sherman Co'nman'
dery. No. 47:}. U. 0. G 0.. e.“ ‘ ‘
their first anniverenry at their citadel in
the American Mechanics” "all on Water
street. last evening. Represenatlvee
from Bridgeport. Braoford, New Haven.
Birmingham and lieriden were present.
including the stat» odious. After the
routine bIIaineaa had been transacted a
aocial time ensued, alter which the. ladle!
of the order served a bountiful collation.
It won drawing near midnight when the
a-embly dispersed. All prewnt will
retain many pleasant nwrnoriea of Nor-
walk and the flret anuiremry of the
U. 0. Cl. C

If a New York milllamaire gives a dim

oar 330mb am: “39m mast. .cuating

to «II ye .
2%... "it”... 5""

ton? blilaa fl have lopayfillo
each forCactuaB (‘uretocarathem
what would bathe raringpercaplta It
the dinner akould not be given. there

 

 

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being 81 atthe leaatt

inquire at sdrug Wm.” where
you in”, harem 5
goth: formation ahouthctmDhodL'ure.

ole-Weekend M.

Monday

th Norwalk
' Commencing

arch ,. 28 ,

7
first ”meantime inrflttItWI

llis's
“lllE Pllll

To be fo
“Till lllSlllE Tlllllll," "Illlll.
“lllll'S llllll," “JESS, TllE

()llL-llIl'G'rEm~ 01?

Popular PrIce
Seats on Sale If llfll'f’ 8 an

indie: Exchange Tickets for Ben

WAETED.

-—Apply at the cam imrnrr .r
.rh .r (.oidsrhmiot niftfl.’

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mm at
(“its to take orders. No dallv or col-
' let-ting No orperlanvvw. gampLe‘m'"
Realism.
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llOlI'S'r‘ oftive rooma :2: (Water shell i dint.
i;- 1. New :.Ilk Rant. :6. Aoplyon the

frown-vex in the waning or at bonnet! t
halo l athia city. Infilv

 

and apartments. suitable for market.

cry or tlllnt‘ More rumor of the 4' our
nor-t cut turnpike and Ferris uterine. Inquire
ofJ. MI Govern. next door mt" lw

OWE]! ?lli’l. of hon-Io on Day atrm ton

J snail mu; 3mm ; Rl~Iluwflf art to

house. rooms. antral locar‘wn: rent: ”and
31.. Apply to \‘l. hmmm 3|: hm humor! )3 3'3.

mrjuiltg
Filth than rent an and look at the five
' rooms. third floor of to liclden aren't;r
and one what you can get for 95 3 month .Vo
room for rare. doze or chickenn.but nit-rs man
for a small ”family. ~-_,- ~ 31mm
IIOLTSE at Woodward avenue.
rooms. Rent Ill.

W outward:

i. no“ April 1‘31. twine :- a mom Plane
new squpla lhyl Jane. . m

lnurire of Ta; tor rt Golden. am if

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31' ill}

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inquiry» of IE. at!“
not

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lll 'il“. ‘Jll Munroe all»:

inquire»! MID
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Ul‘TlI'IF. awn rmme 9mm"! corner of
Main and Pine sire-eta in mlrrof Cm!-
id ‘1‘ 9i Lm'iIWn Md )anflvlklk. l ”I DIN Ii

( NE house 16 (Mhnrne 1“an East W~
walk. of tvm mum ’prmma eat-mm ii
anl so water in Mullll floor. it (Minnie
nr- nuo omums. rent 39. letter in. 3‘??ny to

Join 'l‘rt In 3.» Rivenide Avenue.

[Til 1-32 on Tom-rt: overlie. n: or room -f
love em Earl \orwaik. “£9

.lm oh \i. imvton.

( )5!" hon t' near Elm Grove ururr rent ”I
$9le painted imitate. and not flue rec-

tin-l liar. MI. I" Folk-III ntmt. rent M" A I

to John” Knapp-W. ’Wnr meet. moth. or-
walk mrt If

I‘ll it HALE ("I 1'" RENT.
l Ol'r'i-I cnnrnlnin elrhr rmmn. mt iota

renhienw 73:03 rm avrnne. Float Nor
walk. Mtllt‘flllmm’twemrili‘! Home new!)
new and loose ihanrmsntlttnn Born from.

xi well of water. err apply In Jubn’lr run.
gnl’ivrnvlde avenue. 51ml V »r will. l7.“

PC“! It I LE.

[th building intro on south Main a reef
Inquire of Brnry Tilly In? it» Ila:

GmeaI-m on my term9.
Dull} inf. some on the Web-l 9 do of

Lane depot restaurant.
Btu ll.
Hyv iew avenue. Vin. all. For pom: Ila"
3:.1 III. III. )ohn. it lumbern rum-.et
fioltlt ‘lnrwalk. mrfi

inquire of l". A.
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