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uncharged lwatrepnlirrrufcs, lucrnfs
ofiae.
' Ital-tar- Almanac for Its-narrow.
sinus.» mans. okra-nae Low 1m.
sum «as on. nus
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rwmy to no ml qu
pobably amflthsbwlyulfllcmm
tau and fresh to brisk southwesterly and
waterlywlndttrmdblyprccsdadbyraln 0n
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with lower followd by rising temperature
and fresh wastsrly winds. and on Frill”
war-mentalramlpartlyclcdywulhsr.
80m NORWALK.
What thol’aa'laafwclty Anon-g
aadlaylag.
Tran—Inst
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PARK-ILA is compos—
.. cd of choice Roots,
',1;Hcrbs andBanksmare-
fully selected and pre-
W‘-
It has no equal as
a Blood Purifier.
Get a bottle; it will
do you good.
Bnyviewavcnucrepaintcd.
‘l'lreBarxingisdischarging a cargo of
coal at Wihcn Point for Raymond
Brothers.
Thewblicschoolsofthewwnclosson
Friday for the annual Easter vocation of
one week.
Butlerlicdge, No. or, I. o. o. R, will
confer the initiatcry degree tonight. All
Odd Pelkrws invited.
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For a Tonic 'usc
Plaistcd’s
Bet! Illneandlron
ire carry a full line
of all the popular Pat-
, eat Medicines. 1.111.111.1111...“ 1::
for the Norwalk Iron Works company.
DRUGGIST.
Jim St, St. Inmalt.
Frank P. Day offers h’n grocery busi-
ness. cornerof VanZandt and South 0»
born avenues, for sale.
Themany friend-of Hrs. Annie Bil-
tchohswillht-gladtohearthat she is
ontheway torecovery.
George lockwood odors two houses of
six rooms each. near Five Mile River dev
pot, for sale on terms to suit.
Sherman Council Will hold its regular
meeting Warming. All Roya
Arcanam members are cordially invited
“c.3111“ Alllt' when :It Lam“ s Iltpnt
restaurant
Canon George 8. Bell has commenc-
ed the work of driving fifty spiteaaround
the soil"! pier of the Washington street
bridge.
't'hr- )Ierclnnts' Protective association
held a meeting Burning in the Prohi-
bition headquarters, South Main street.
Six new membas were taken in.
bunt suffer from Dyspepsia! Dr.
ltkhanlwn’sCelory, Cubeb, Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for5c. and 100.
sample.
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Poles have heen set along West street
upon which will be strong wires to con.
tract with the fire alarm boxes to be plac-
ed attire junctionof West street and
Taylor avenue and lows and Bouton
streets.
—Opcn today: An elaborate line of
Eastercanlsstl.8.8miths.
Attheaunual meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
reelected: President, In. G. 1".
Waters; masonry, li- Badis Ogden;
W,IhJuliaAllsn.
Tharegular communication of Old
Wellhodgs,lio. I”,fiaudA.l..was
heldlsdcvening. 'I'hsrncmbcrscxtcndo
cdaninvitationtullnicnladnemesn-
bury, to visit thsmon the evening of
M the Nth imam-d exemplify
thswcrkiathstldrddrgsas.‘
Vlfll‘
Thomprthncfktdrard H.011
dsh'snswflvc-familytonsmsathousson
Iladimnstrestisccmplstsd,andcarpsn-
tsralrauhsguawcrk on thostructurs
mush-uncut. John W. Banks,
ofhtlforwalk,hssthsccntract. and
Inpntcnalar’fosusofmsn topmh
thawcrkwbilsurswssth- holdsgocd.
.11,1.- wc 2» 1
“ammonium of P.
Emmi-malady“
Howrah-loch
no more sumo.
J. LDibbleishavinghisresidenceon,
htercniagnbo following olicsrs were-
n.0, Jud-no hrs W shone
manna-Ian.
MW ’cflsctsof C. A. Combs
‘5‘:th from Norfolk, Va., thh morning.
Adtnnae has rsrlgnsdhia tion at
reporter for tliov‘ignlrfield County Apt
Wm Mr?” “L 31.1
13mg”. Awflcpdalliiltd'“ at her
Melba-smug,
It’ddxty-sirym
The articlosofamociatlon oftheAmb-
In A Pony “Manufacturing company
are printed In another column.
Profcmor Iinncblm, of Sweden, will
leeturcintth. (l. T. ILA hall, onthe
Wmhingtcn street bridge, Thursday
evening. 1 I
The remainaof John Crayamwho was
killed at. Wilson Point, Monday morn-
hllt. were taken to New York city for
burial this morning.
A. C. Weilsr.‘ aconductor on the Long
Island and Eastsrn Status "pro-.1-
moving with his family from Hartford
toHenrystnst, thiscity.
Alia Nsckirchnsr received a letter
this morning from William Duchholz.
who is confined in the State‘s prison.
Buchlmla says‘he It in poor he'alth.
The. large, wheel mod is rln ng
Trinitr church hall hrnks while the I
was being rung for mice this morning.
by Sexton Wood. “who" will now have
tobe tolled until a now wheel is put up.
—-l’ure cotton With pure cream, on a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Thomas Barnes 1was arrested last
night, charged with being a vagrant. He
was brought before Justice Towmend.
Herald he was only seventeen years of
age, and C'Irierolltner nctednshlsgunrd-
Inn. [is was sentenced to ten days in
the county jail.
Shortly after six o'clock last evening
four young men engaged in ndisputo
in E. Quittucrs saloon. The prometw
» in putting them out. was struck in tho
face. The quartettc then walked up the
railroad track, and when between the
Marshall and Ann strut crowing, com-
menced fighting asnin- Two of the
party, Robert Smith andCharloa Thomas.
were afiested and brought before Justice
Townsend this morning. They plvadtd
guilty and were fined 33 and nuts (infill,
which they paid. Michael Cunningham,
arrested abtmt 11 o‘clock this morning.
paid. ...-
Norwalk Athletic club was held last
evening. The report. of the financial
months ending April I, showed the re-
ceipts of the clnhvto hava been $465.82,
down in the parlor.
man, flannel Cusst, J. E. Slater, J. J.
Bhrrn, Joseph Tammany, Jr., In F.
Hoyt, Irving Baltcr, BI. A. Baldwin,
Prank Comatock. G. 6. Golden. Clifford
Thompson. Chas. T. Diamond. W. l.
Rider, J. Frank Rider. Edward J. Hayes,
0. Eradrich, Ilanhall P. Smith, H.
hurleraadl’hillp b.
“DIWALI Mill‘s.
Baron-sh lad at Iowa.
mm Council. 0. U. a. It, will hold
Itsrsgulsr meeting tonight.
W WWI”
mnififmds. v.1
thclrhomconCIlflstrcrt. 1:
Bopsflossand Phoenix Baglna can»
panics was out forthslrusual monthly
Wm
nun-I. mammalian-II I 7
an m. I“
zMWMa
Assr‘rt
anotherone implicated in the row, was
He was found gniltyol breach of the
peace and fluid 9! and costs. which he
The quarterly meeting of the South
secretary. J. W. Scully, for the three
and the expense-WAS. The not re-
ceipts from “I'heStolcn Will.” given in
Music Hall, Fobrnary 29, amounted to
865. A new pool table,- ‘sevI-ral pairs of
Indian clubaaud new-Indium“ have
lineup-row. Uncleuu‘i’ is being put
The following have
joined since January 1: George Now-
W. ll. Johnson, J. B. Richards, G. 8“
Chapin, F. W. Dormer, Jesse ll. Ferris, .1.
A Brocay Wat Ito-a from Ilia
(lungs Glackwmd, of the bard!
hanpurchascda
III-.mnwaamww
law, landward RWead. ars ill at
runlastcvsnlng. Thostaamsrvrssat-
taclrydtpahydrantmar tho Ocular
schoolsndllapsllosscnmpanyrauto
Atthsmonthly mmtlagotthsCsrpsn— “
. ”5%, hit N91:-
I 1-;1 u, “3.3%. 1w» 1 “mg; 11” I “11111
1124mm Jul-ooh my his
Into bit now borne on St. John amp
1 Keeper (lurks Hoyt, of the aims
house,“ again seriously III with hurt
trouble.
—-Bpecial sale of fresh fish continues at
the Peoplala Darker, at Wall street.
lavitationsarcout forthcmarriagvof
Iii-I Kittie hehlonand EdmnSLJohn
onthc. o'I'lhir'rat.
'I‘. ll.‘ Boiler-man, of GreatBorriagton.
bogsa hh dull?- today as ticket clerk at
Ihe Norwslk dspot. 1
8t. John’s lady, A. Rand A. If , will
confer dogma at Its regular communica-
tion tomorrow night.
John Brady, tbs young plumber who
mturnud this morning. . a
Mr. and llrs. B. McGovern. of New
York city, are in town making preparar
item to more here for the summer.
The spring opening of the Boston Store
is in progress Ihisaftarnoon and willcono
tinue thin evening. Wheeler a Wtkron's
orchestra furnish music.
--)Irs. W. ‘awcctt, 17 Main ntreet.
Norwnlk Opening of trimmed hats and
bonuets, Wednesdayand'l’huraday, April
I) and I.
Thefuneral of George Holmes takes
place from his late residence on Main
street this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev_
George \‘anAIIvtyne will otlciate.
n
While Phoenix engine was taking wat-
or from the hydrant at the corner of
Kain and (bus streets last evening, the
hydrant cracked. It will have to be re
placed by a new one.
The Minstrol club of the Norwalk
Military Institute will give an entertain~
mentinthc school room, probably the
last week In April for the benefit of III-3
Athletit associntton of the institute.
The ltuwaisn famine relief committee
apprinted by the warden ot‘the burgcrnca
"mating Monday night, failed to net to-
gether and organize last evening, in ac-
cordance with the resolution adoptul.
—l"ar.wr Robbins" Light" in out for
April. and Is now on mle at Fly on s and
B Ida ell s. (_
Special 0mm June was stationed on
Chawl street all day Sunday to watch a
certain saloon. The proprietor eluded
his vigilance, however ,rby opening a rear
window through which a goal business
was mrricd on
Afakir worked several people at this
end of the town yesterday. Ilia scheme
was to tell a pitiful story about being
poor and obliged to sell his gold-rimmed
spectacles to get home to his Wife. who
was dying. He sold several pairs of the
spectacles, the gold of which was brass.
for 'I and $2 each, They probably cost
3 Nuts apiece.
PEOPLE "ill KNOW.
When and now they tlpsarl thslr Hours
of lsmatlss.
E. J. Hill In lbms from Albany.
Attorney 01mm. of Stamford.
favored Norwslk with a visit yesterday.
Mira Jennie A. Seymom, of Tolland.
is spending a few days with relatives In
Cranberry Plains.
an. looIssGrllIln. of New Baromls
a guest at the home of Thmlorc Knapp.
Nawvaloastrsst. 1 11 ...1
no. wooamn, of NW. II Ills
gucstcf her aunt. lfrs. Carrie For, Ulla-
ton ‘ivénns.—Staml‘ord Adiocats.
I'I'ad C. Stanley, of William- collagd,
Isrpsadlngafow days wIth hip-tarts.
install». B.K.Iltsriqy.calaln
about
In. Elnora D. Alvord. cf Bridgspcrt,
spintyrstwday with her Mots. Ir.
ssdlrslawlsklukaI-I m South
mysteriously disappeared Saturday night, _
.. -, , ’
South Nurwalk
MDBAIATIO MINCE.
‘l'hsatrloal Ian-rs In Which Play-thing
‘ Plan!- will is lavas-sud. ~
» “lionsy lad," Staci Msckaye’a mcIo~
drama of Standard theatre fame, will be
WHY I.“
the climaxsnstrengthencd. All the scen-
my lathe-mass la the originalproduo.
out A‘nnrnbcr’of spcialties have been
Introduced. Some playsaro built around
sawmills. other: havclivcdogs and hor-
depend on tanks of real water for an ex-
cuse to live. “Money Mad" but its
bridge. “
[Iva Days In a (listen.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr. William
Fanstcn made a queer find in a cistern
which is Iocatedurndsr the plaza of ' his
resident-trio Greenwich. For live days
previous, says the Greenwich News, he
had heard a dog barking somewhere
quite near the house, but could not Iocata
the exact spot from whence the barking
camc. On Sunday afternoon. as he was
In his collar getting coal, he again heard
the dog, which seemed to be in the wall
on a level with the cellar bottom. He
thought of the cistorn, and upon Investi-
gation found tlwanimsl at the bottom
of It. Tbecistern was dry and'covercd
all hula; small space and he thinks the
dog fell Into it while chasing 9 out under
the shop Ho secured a lasso about the
csntue‘s nook, and lifted him to the sur-
face, and recognized the animal. which
was nearly white, with a short tall, as
one belonging to Him Willard. The poor
dog was so weak and “united away by his
confinement. that he could scarcely
stand.
What the “batman an Doll-g.
' The Alpha Wheel club will hold a club
run Friday evening—the first of the
season. ~
The Norwalk Wheel club met last
evening. but adjourned for one week, at
which time they will decide on suits ful’
the coming season.
Jackson Brothers have sold Columbia
pneumatic bicycles this week to Everett
Toilet, Jules Hornung, Dr. A. N. Clark,
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. Prod Hanfonl,
Arthur Uhiltam and Vincent Ilonuecker.
The n-zular meeting of the. Alpha
Wheel club was held in the club's hood-
qIIartI-m, room No. l, Masonic building.
last evening. The membership was fair-
ly well rcprcscnml.
was transacted, after which the club
voted to celebrates its tlrot anniversary
onJuns IT. The celebration will prob
and jollification.
Edwanl Wardell. a pattnn maker at
the Norwalk Iron Works. is the possessor
of a pneumatic tired bicycle. Aahelikes
to tell of the wonderful time he makes
between the factory and South Main
street. his shopmatea thought of a
helium to take the wind out of his sails.
Yesterday. Idler the bicyclist came back
from‘tliunsr and was telling how the
toeswrned to fly by him, one of the
men stole softly out of the building, and
removing the caps from the tire tubes.
rhfliutnl the tires. leaving them looking
likedilupidated vantage». ’I' Ill‘ cops were
then replaced. When Words" left the
factory that night the windows of the
to son tlm result of tho jhkc. When
Wardcll discovered that wrunthiug was
wrong thore with tho liveliest kind of a
time. At last he decided he would have
to take the joke and trudged of! home.
trundling his machine by his aide.
going home to supper.
Anntvarlary at the “lea-lab."
April 18 willbo tho 150th anniversary
“of tho first prrssntatlan of Handel's Im-
mortal work. “The Messiah." It was
flrltglvenln Dublin, Ireland, the pro-
MdIbslngfor on aid of prlaotIers In
year. A commute of the Stamford
Oratm'lofiooloty is considering the rub-
jsct of a grand Mutton cf the work
In Stamford tbs Iattsrpartof thla month.
’I‘holdoals to have the concert In the
Townflolhtoscdutctbc but «am of
soloists, and tbs ssrvlcss of Boldl’s fan
mousorchsstra of law York. Profs-w
.' run-Inn Mtto‘lfsw York yester-
day tbrnskssoms of the preliminary sr-
“~11 1.: p 1; 1
ins-ts lass- roar m ra-Mrrst.
mnlosmflwm.
minds-radium was driven
aunsrrdtlnwmttwhmkd
produced at Bunaall'r Opera Hm
(“WW
WW April 0th. ’filncsthoplccs was,
‘IDI‘IHIINBW M W “M1
1! Ififidflrflhtlc'flbfltidfi My“ slid
act as the principal feature: still 3 others
Routine business
ably taketho form of a lantcru parade
shop wm filled with mam/II" waiting
The!
boys nowaakhlm what timn he Insdo
matrimony. All over thsworld the.
work I tidbit elsborstsly promoted thk
“mm «1.1th W. 1
I'HE TELEPHONE GIRL
m IDEA or maworut THE NET-
ROPOLITAN "ceu'rnst." Doze.
In. some.“ .nn million).
sun Iii-am Iii, W’fié' ”
our his Mad ’ “ "
The pcg with which the new telephone
girl had been playing cribbago on the
big perforated switchboard on the top
floor of the Cortlandt street exchange
drpppcd frcmbcr hand and II ”wave of
crimson spew from beneath the ruch-
lng about her slender neck upward over
her cheeks until it lost itself In the roots
of her fluffy yellow hair.
Then the transmitter swinging in from
of the new telephone girl's puckering
lips received and forwarded a sob.
Thcctmacisnco—the still small voice
of the telephone—bad spoken to the new
girl. It had said:
“Your manner is a trifle pert."
Then the new telcphono girl succeed-
ed In connecting the subscriber whose
irascibility had provoked the reprimand-
ed pcrtnoss, and went on with her crib-
hngc game.
That night at the L" station she
asked the old telephone girl who sat
next to her whose voice it. was that had
cut in so abruptly upon her convention
with the irascible sulncriber. “I thought
at first he' (I changed his voice to torment
me," she said, “but no. it was another
person, and a woman."
"Gracious, goossyl' said the old talc
phone girl. ”that‘s the monitor. You
know who the Is, don‘t yard—the girl
who sits at a desk in the middle of the
door behind as. She watches you every
minute, and if she seen by your manncr
that anything unusual is go on, if
some crank gets you stirred up,'as you
were, or If she thinks you're listening to
messages or having private talks or do-
ing anything against the rules, she just
connects with you and listens to all
you've got to say. Then she lectures
you or advises you, or if you are very
bad report you."
“Mercy." gupod the new telephonc
girl. “it’s as bad as having a mind
reader about."
“Oh. no." said her experienced sister;
”she won‘t bother you much after you
get into the harness. She keeps a close
eye on you now use you're new.”
The telephone pays its conscience
twelve dollars a week.which, as women's
pay goes. shows the high value the tele-
dutiea are of the delicate and important
kind. It. keeps watch over the manners
of the girls. seeing that they retum the
soft answer which turneth away the
Wrath of the Impatient subscriber who
thinks that fourteen seconds~the aver-
age time for making a connection~is a
minute and a half. It keeps a watch
over their aflcctious lest thoybe led
astray unto the making of . matinee
dates by the susceptible young men who
fall in love with the "telophone voice,"
which is gentle and lovv,anexcellont
thing in woman. It keeps watch over
the Metropolitan company's invaluable
time, swing that the fourteen recon-labs
not unduly spread out, and it guards the
secrecy of the subscribers.
For the secrecy is undoubtedly guard-
ed. Not liken telegraph office, where
the idle operator can read by the car
every word that comes clicking in ovcr
his busy neighbors' instruments. is a
telephone exchange. There is something
fascinating about the ~IIocI‘echn fact.
There Kit 120 presumably naturally
curious women before the perforated
board which lines the pothook shaped
room. The board itself is throbbing
with thewcrctsof 4,200 people. Cory-
dcn is setting tryst with some one elsc'u
Phyllis. Taurus is ordering his broker
to buy in the block of stock which be
dumped and thereby broke the market
last week. It may be the voice of
Rachel for her children crying which
the telephone girl pours intoasympa-
thotic car when she puts the peg in the
cribbago board, or it may be an order
for coal. She cannot know and in a
varyahorttimnshocoascs locate. The
switchboard separates hcr. in fact. from
a prodigious babble.
it, in fact. Sixty thousand voices pour
fears as to the daily concerns of life
through that switchboard ovary twenty-
lonrhonrs. Thatlstusa‘thcImsub-
scrlhsrs Inks something like were de-
mails ssohtoro "talk“ withm other
subscriber who may he on the Cortlaudt
street clrcuitor onthat of anyone of
the sight other exchanges In the city.
urinates. Suppose the talk goes on at
tbcmcdcrsto ratoofllftywordramln-
tits sadyou have a totalof thoooo
What a scan! babble! All thovcr-
m. 1 11
I K“ “Chin! “EWIV III-$31
phone puts upon its conscience, and its‘
Prodigimrr isalmost a mild word for " '
their wants and woes and hopes and “
The average duration of a talk In two 5
Wadswdaygalhsrcd Intothsrwitch- .
LEA-ulna
33 Washington Street.
WWW‘
”TIE COUNT.
rs. our.» ram In In. country no
landing Paper of the state.
The Connecticut (Weekly) Courant,
published in 1764. is theoldeat newspa.
WW Whhwmbttfii'
pun wacky III if the news
1 5.: will.“ congrihutss be agricultural
t
colon.
Spools! correspondents all over the
state fumish correct accounts of I“ cry-
thing going on.
The Conrant’s stories are the best, In cit-
crlaticn, and its gent-val reading matter
losalcctcd withgreai care. It is news
paper and magazine in one, invaluable' In
the family.
Send for specimen copies. The rice is
only a dollar a year, payable' In vnnce
The Daily Contact Is the great mom-
ing Dally of Conwticut. It has all the
news, city, state, national and foreign.
It to recognized everywhere as the lead-
in Bcpublicau paper of Connecticut.
38 a year or 82 a quarter.
This is going to bo’ngreat your for
news, with the presidential and state
igm. and a] the other great events
of l 2. You can't afford to be without
a first class, trustworthy, fair, intelligent
newspaper. Everyone will tell you that
The Contact In such a paper.
Tun than can Cocnwr Co.
Hartford, Conn.
If II New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700. 00, whic ves 19 people dys in.
and these pen le s mun-156.00 doc-
tom‘ hills am tin Iy ham to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at feast?
Inquire at 's store where
you may have the solved an
get information abontCaotua Blood Cure
' Taiylorh‘iiéi’ciéii.” ”
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTIIII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
unlit!
‘ ' w in‘nzn.
A YOL’ NI} man would like a position to take
care of a gentleman‘ 5 plan: experienced
oner and understands the core of horses.
I of reference from last employer. Address
John Gander, Sentinel Otlh c. Milt
2.? c... -._.
l to
Eastk'hrwalk.
rs: only competent men. Ap—
Ilorhnm Nos’ .. First ”Shane
t
To urn.
‘WARTZ & Corbett building front apart
0. menu. I rouuni each; modern unprove-
moms. rent $9 and $10. Nmall families #3:,
ferred. lanIIre IIIUIII “III Curat- 1'». o .(
Kl W asIIiIIgIIIrI sIrl‘ u now It
()N Toyloranuu: nmr “ed "1421.; war;
Ir'nurenlcnt and desirable IIUIIM', mudIr
a
iIume cinema Inquire or Jim on M. Ln '.ton
In W ashlngtzn alrerl. In It-
\MAII cottage,0 room». Windward am.
I nuo AI-Io cutting.~ mmer Grou- street
and r‘lu‘leIl’d avenue-i Item of mbrfl‘d.
Apply IIIE. A.1“'I)od
O'I'I‘AGE seven rooms corner Burrltt and
1 Quinurrd avenues. Apply tIIL'IIestmnr
l' lark IS Quintard III rune. Elf
1:11th \pIil lat. houSe on Ilnufnrd Elm
Mr V m cuplcd by 11‘ Lane,” I rooms.
Inquire of '13) Ior A: Golden.A mill tf
I
OI ~‘I- 1.51 Monroe street. Inquire of Mrs
\\ III. II Itldcr III If
111““le- sou-n rooms. situated corner of
1 Main and Pine streets. luqulrcof Cool—
Idgo A Lockwood. Norwalk ('1: mr9 tf
IIUléSE on Fourth av.cnna near corner of
Cove street, East \orwnllt. Map); to
Jacob \l. havton.
()Nl‘ house near KIuI Ilrovt store, rent 510.
Ncwl painted inside anI out. One sec-
ond flat. I o. ltl'l‘ollea street rent :12. A ly
to John ll. Knapp, at: 11‘ est sneer South. or-
wulk. lurl tf
' For: Saw.
)1 old “militia granary buslnm for sale
Add roosl’. 0. BoxlefaatNorwalk. atllw
“Elmira market. I’mm'm. stock and triulc.
I AIIIuho and harness. (‘bea
for cash. Inquireb ant" tlnol office. at'
I‘l'lLDl‘lG lot, situated on the “Cu: sido of
lisyrlew avenue No. ‘35. For partlculars
ulIlreIIs C. .John. II Elisabeth street,
South Namath? mr'wm
'rllm E sloop yai ht "I’M;Iwh.t1esa.‘lfil feet on deck.
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