m Juan's Manna-matr-
Munauassl Wasps.»
GEO LOCKWOOI
. Real Estate and insurance,
No. 2 South MainSt “
,mIESDIICETNEunmtmm,
caption-A large m 0' “all
Kuwait's Younger Duel-t7 People.
lusts Ball presented a scene of un-
malbrillianoylsstfit'enhrg, Ibeoccasion
beingtbehfthanuual exhibitionandro
‘oeptim of Profemor W. G. Newell's
olarssiadsnoinx. Tbefloorwu tilled
withSonth. Norwalk's younmll’ W!
people and vhitors from surrounding
towns,while the gallery was occupied
by spectators, nearly every seat being
taken.
Theprogramme opened with a dith-
. cult exhibition oi the German, admin
mirably givenby Misses Olive Wilson,
hfinthcoville, Florence Jenniny,
Ionian Wood, Benie Bates, Fannie
and Bowie Davis, Basie Wheaten-Skis
CavauathauraGorhaIn. Minnie Wilo
cox, Alice Dunhans, Ophel’n Taylor
andAmeliaBarrrlle-Ia W. 8. Ward—
wetl, B. W. Pitch, William lander, J.
C. Quintard, Ira Hoyt, Elton Baker,
Harry Wihon, Fred Gorham, Guy Pei
_ tun, Peter (honey, George Freyer. Rich
ard Murphy, (Essence Hunt and Profrs
aorNevrell.
Ii. Mollie Filleub-ck, a great favor-
ite here. then pve a graceiul skirt
. dance. responding to hearty applause
with the "tambourine dance."
bright little lady aho appeared tau-r in
the evening in an exhibition of club
swinging, performing the movements in
a manner that elicted much applause. A»
sum she flaunt-d the sailor's horn-
live-
The
An interesting and pleasing ieature oi
the exhibition was the ”baby polka,"
danced by eighttiny milel. prettily at
tired in white customs, with lace caps.
They were liars Eliel Laue. Flora
Eddy, Carrie Phelps, Jennie Kupler,
Nettie KuplerJi-ra Stone, Belle Kem-
per-kl and land Kapsel, oi Bridgeport.
lb laud Kaprel aho gave a natatim.
entitled ”The Minuet,” the representa-
ttnuofthedance being very pretty and
artistic.
The Princeton College Lenders was
M0“!
executed,
the participants
beingli-aeslailu Grant, Collie Smith,
Grace Bunion, Hrs. Newell and Menu.
Prank Coaster, A. (i. Palmer, A. s
Kaearnann and Fred Gilhuley. Pro
fearor Nowell's daughter. Miss Bea-dc.
gave a pretty and welloexecuted exhibi.
lion dance. to tbedel'ght 0! all.
Thee-abilities: cloud with the Morris
dance, given by lib Celia Walls, J.
Ilia ilatr‘w
Puts. Prank Greater, Miss Tillie Rhor
vhaek,(leorgeit. l‘reyer, Miss Lila For
and Fred Belhie.
The reception then commenced. the
first number on the order being a waltz.
which was greatly enjoyed by the happy
young people. The excellent music
furnished by Bmythe's orchestra added
nutahttletotheptvasuruoftheoccasim.
During the evening refmhmerps wcr.
aervedby Caterer Lane in the rear ol
WWW the tables were well palms:-
Iaell. A large number of i’rofww
Howell's pupils from Bridgrpcwt ism
pruant and the reception was gironoumr-
odhyalltohrthemustwtoeaalulhehae
evergivea hare, which iraaying a great
deal. The tollettraof the ladies were
(dreaming and the apecutors enjoyed
the animated scene luv several hours,
manyultharareeaainiag until the last
Rudolph Laubscher, Jr..
waltsat lflo’eloch tbbatovning.
sum” MiTIiI‘uTfi isos-
r-aaauaa- We is. c.» a...
'tvuKttellvev.
WW,IHW llvlngon
.Iloatoanravthprlugwoodmaa instant
aykflallntbecuttblsddeotthei'lro
Kilelivrrdrpntlast using. lie was
Whmwnwtlnu
[maniphehhhmasatham-
eaaadwaat finger-slats rials up
mhrstsppvd to the «almond
trashed W swan that the ”gilt
aw supra. which ”a through
WWWo’Mwssbachnfhlm.
fill.
” _
alarm
m. Ilehlamhrvebats‘ort
new-asse- ts tau-I lib
learn Isvwslb lea Who llave Usual-,6
. ‘lhraemaad‘l’ce- ‘ ,
Tu: We. Wily cooli
merited on thefactlbatfloath Thorwalk
is a healthy commonly;
poms”! '
be; cilia-talisman“
stantiatingprootsshorttlmemiuthe
factthatliorwalk's deatbrate, Iastynr,
wasbaloqueaverageotrbeatate. As
additional evidence of the foregoing
statenrsutswegivebalovithenamesol
sonreoftheoldrevidenbofflouth Nor
'wslk, with their ages, confining the list
lothose whoare seventy and over, and
not including ladies. Theagesgivanare
based upon the best intormation obtain-
able,and are. we believe,in the main
meet:
lawlsO.Wilaoa....... .
Ruben “11......" ... ..........
Johnferrls .
John Kchhae........ .
Daniel mullet...
John fiatcbinp»
lurenzo i). Oimelead.
lndeymour.... ............... .‘ ..
Thomas Goyer .......................... In!
Daviellateh .. . ..tll
William ii. Wilcox .......... .Ol
.. . ..Il
John Kennedy ......
Stephen“. Ferris . . .. 80
Burr Sash. .. W...»
Dwight M. Seward ...... m
AthenKScutlehl. ,w
GeornWJIen-iam .59
Ezra'l'uoker .
ltewir'l'uttle ...............
P I. Cunningham
Ilirnonlieers
\Vclter'. Quintani.... .... ..... ..
Williamc. Sire“... .‘
John H.2imlth . .. . .. ...III
erlinm Yogel......
Quarter”, .. .. .. .. ....t‘.
William Il.(illlaert.... ...‘
('ornelinnilenry. . .. .. "
Miel'l’owuaend .......................... 7t
Jamesc.liller .................... 1i
Williamc.“ . .. . 74
William Warden... ....7)
wander? Wilcox... .. It
Dudley Elly .......... .
nullifiKundaen... .. ..
SelmItJ.Craw ...”...m... .....
Jonah-I.Klllarll...... ..
Johth ....................
Iiinsrn Bell.
tlrrlnLAdants... .. ..
iLKanningihcken. . ....... ... ....‘z.’
l)Wll|eA.Doty .........................
Mireill‘hynn ... ..
JJLEW ........ . ... ..
William P.43mlut...
“.BJ’ardee ........ . .......... . . ”3..
i'nlriclt Brennan .. .
Wii‘wu lint-kw. . ..
James ILHIrIill. .. ., .. , .Ill
Jtmph Sttlllyn .
Johni’erry.... . t. .,
Josephs Kato- ..
{VI-ham Taylor
"harks K. Venng
inmate-l Lewis
luhnli Mouton
prhfiCltamn
A prominent citizen who is included
in the amre list attributes the lrmgevit)
n! so many South Norwalk people t~
various cam, among them the brunt».
broom-s that blow from all the Sound
rhi- hmlth-gu'ing pines that crown mil
implying hills. our well~kept surround
lugs. and the progrelstire spirit which
arr-Ins to pervade the atmosphere.
Sketches of the lines of tlwse mm.
whiwh we hope to prInt from time In
time. would be interesting and pleasin,
muting.
SM'LL'SIDS F30! ‘I'IIE soar.»
”Ill
liaison-lint Iran-anon as Koyaer's I.»
Ina rue-ria- In at. Iow Dulles.
Dishopelect Charles B. McDonnell of.
the lmglslauddloceas of the l'atltolic
church, is now in the Jonlbi' retreat, on
Keyser’s Hand (Maureen), devoting :-
week tothe "spiritual exorcism of the
Mini.” ’l1ie exercises consist oi so es-
aminattul of the W and son
temptation oi {store study. When his
laipcelcct McDonnell arrived at Key-«'-
island he was ranked by the Buperiur.
the it". Father Jmph izrysauee. ii. J..
who assigned him to a plainly furnished
rim-t. immuni- at half-
pwat live debut in 'm‘m sad
aiml- an hour in prsyer and meditation
lie then says liars. Matt-t follows.
and then mes spiritual readings and an
ensue-lion at the W. lasting
until the noon hour, when dinner is
served. After-II hour's recreation. fol-
tow-ll by fertbw nail-g. s “armor
is held with the Superior. Altar therap-
par hour m a reason of reenatlos. a
llnal undersec- M than eight pray
“at. ilvrsthusabuatalaeoleloek. 0n
deyssrtqartforthb duty he will atn
hdeuuldmaudrvestnouwmualm.
During the weak W lobar
uilwtllbeiaatviet assidu- freat the
worlds-d will maiatfl silsasu when
“haulers-fl,“me
W
W.
andsrenfllactivelyengagedinbuaine- I
pursuits. These assertion iouud aub‘
musical entertalliment firing about an
... “Land Mrs. H. B. Wighum, Mr. and
'1, ti. ll. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis
mmmroanoonnsmm
Biomhutuaobuurivvuleaaat
has Stress torso
(hidlsnurdy
Bedlord
llolsslatestmyw
soon coarser TO er ’
Invert 'l'bat sum Jury (blasts VIII
South sown ti
III! IllIllllllll GUESTS
rowworrsssonamm we:
:kmza‘: listen :-
lash-Illa: lads and Danae the lloatr
lag flours Away.
The spacious parlors of the liorwalk
oluhwerelilledto overflowingwitb the
elite o! Norwalk society last evening, the
occasion beluga reception given by the
club in formally opening their handsome
new quarters. '
The reception committee, consisting of
E. J. mu, G. 3. Gregory, c. it. Coolidge,
John S. Seymour, J. A. Osborn, W. H
Smith, P. N. Knapp, W. A. Curtis, James
II. Bulky. George B. Miller, William 1".
Bishop, and T. 8. Vanderhoef, received
theguestsinttiemaiuhalL During tie
ear‘y part or the evening Moealein a
of k city, played a
IbsthMamemberof unsettle
mmrmmmau.
Shortlyalterberoouveraioa she entered
thsuuaveataaapoatulsnt.” luduethas
shewasragnlsrlyreorlved into the Bhtas»
boodot‘lsrcy. The church was crowded
toitsutmostupacitymudamongihtholia
tbecongratuhtioua
" AN Ilé‘fii-I
hour was given, consisting of vocal
selections hyaqnurtette composed of C.
A. Tucker. J. P. Tread-e l, Fred Force
and Julian Ii. Main, two popular lnt'ltr lur
dies by the "Qui Vive" banjo club, a
vaulsolo by lies Annie Stash and a
violinsolohy Jesse Balaton. Dancing
began at ll o'clock and an informal
prqrrumrue oi iourteen nil-then was
miully carried out.
Among those present were Seuam,
F. W. Holden, oi Ansnnia, and D. M.
Bathe! Bridgeport; Warden and Mrs.
Kimlney, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Vaniiureu, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Olnrstead, Ir. end Mrs.
Frank 'wonard. Mr. and Mrs. William
H Smit . Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Keeier.
ilr.ande.B. W. Malice, Mr. and
new. W. Cram, Ir. and lira. lra
"ole, Mr. and Mrs. ‘l’. S. \‘auderhoef,
Dnund Mrs. J. 6. Gregory, Mr. and
Ira/LS. Whirandlra. P. N.
Knapp, Mr. and Ira. Frank Wood-
ward, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Camp, Mr.
.Indllra. 0. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
inmost Weed. Mr. and Mrs. James
Iioltlen, Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Acton,
ROBBED THE ROTHSCHILDS.
Employee Jugaw, Who Male 2.000.000
Karla» lay lave Killed Himself.
thelttbanany other employee, and be h
asidwbavebeeuiudamedwithadeaireto
becomes millionaire himself. The stolen
mouey.itisrnnumd,wsslostinswokgan-
bling,Jaeger hving been unfortunate ai~
Iuosttromthedrstruhiseuterprisesistbat
werealteredaudlslse entries were nude.
Hundred-oi Mia bends wereruis
,llrl. I’ll“ Price, Mr. and Mrs. Clio I ”Wed”, 11"!“ JWW“
Hatch, Rev. and Mrs. Georg Van- employers that be lelttoo iiifor work and
Alstyne, Mr. and MIeJobu Bay: All mmlfivemflvggad-n.’ Thin-
. gran w I as aegerwas
.Iml Mrs. W. A. Ambler. )lr. nod Mrs. known- one a the m bard working
clerks in the house. Nothing more was
heard ol' him at the bank until rmmhera ol
his family mlledand asked apprehcrI-uvely
llauybudy there bad news of him. They
aaiolhebaduotbeuill at. all. Heleftthe
bemoanaraday afternoon and had not
returned. Bebadhreu amt)- in the fans
Iy and had hinted frequently that busine-
was troubliughlm.
SENATOR TELLEIi'S PHILIPPIC
lle says Your Sliver Ital-a Will Bolt the
Republican Party,
Waaersoros, April 2!. — Mr. Teller's anti
adminhtrstiou tree silver speech in the sen
atemated even more of a sensation than
his colleague, Hr. Woloott's recent philippu
upon the same subject. Mr. Teller's stale
Iuent that if the Republican yoontiaued
toadbere to the siufle gold the
tour chief silver producing stake at (blurs
do. Montana. Kevada and Idaho would not
hereafter be able to act in Wrath with
the W party, either is the senate
orehewbrre, was not concurred in by Mr.
Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'l'. Prumtt
Mr. and Jim 1]. P. l’ricc. llr. and Airs.
Cami Hubliell, Mr. nml Mrs. (Flange \‘t‘.
Selhwk, Dr. and Mrs. A. ll. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel anutn, Mr».
James 1. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. L C
(.im'u, RM. 1'. K. Noble, .‘lrs. 'l'.ll.
Morison, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shel.
field, Mr. and Mrs. Filbert S. Adams. Mr.
and lint. Royal Alllnlli. Mr. and lire.
A. E. Armin, Dr. dud Mrs. Dratcr
Hitchcock, Rev. and Mrs. Gauge
flu-hols. Dir. and Mm. l-‘Ilwnrd Strcet,
Among the younger ladies were Mugs-s
Inez Keeler, Emma Lockwood. Alice
«molten, Elizabeth hickwood, Anna
IVmalvvanI, lama Cole, Anna (Jule, Salli!
\yrm. Mary rituart, liable Miller, Grace
Clark, Fannie Leonard. Bertie Wilson.
leut "ill. Addie! Krnilney, May Higgins.
llinlie llystt. Nannie Oslairn, Lochinvar)-
mum and Jersie Henderson.
The aflulr was noon! the most pleas-
ant events of the norm, and the club
Inuit many cougrstulatims upon its
some". .
1" ls l I-Flll'l CHILDIBN
ebdr-not'tbeemitteeuaforeigu rule
lieutbstbewaainsrmrlasuppoviugtbsl
eaistlnngir-ear minim lawaeapiredby
lilaltatiunoalayt ltwunowdhwered
thatthey ran to July.ll.t. The obriou
resultoltbisdiacoverywfllhetbatwpres
aataettuuoa the Chis-e qaestionwlllbr
preaaediutheaenate, though it was stated
thattbeaearyboaav bill would be all“!
aplnrmaarkait senators wishedtovpeal
apnelt.
(bland Kale by Kvs Ira-h DWI!
.I Patna-s
Mrs. frail liponcir, ol Putnam, with
whom Ira. Grover Cleveland w- ac-
quainted “trough th'e medium of a per-
sonal cmrespoudence, laden]. aged for-
”Alive-years.
giving birth to her twmty-fourth child.
A sliort time alter the birth of her niurérv ,
haotb child the tact was communicated
tailor: Mattress the ads
laws If the Whitav amnesia-he "
mptly wrote a neat huh spills.»
the return ruthenium bar sau-
gratulstlone on account of the event.
aadenclwlngstlllgold piroetohsr.
hits ewtduly war a "maths“ wo
me. the had been ararrlad twenty-
thrasyearssudbad given birth «I'm
childeachyear.aaorptiuoua year
twisa were have to her.
Maury.
liar ()rtudaiiawterdied at the rest.
deuceofherraolharlathhcity,loaday
alter-norms thetwsutlath yearot her
age. hhrbatl bvsauiuvalidior some
as...“ a neat patient and seen-
suI‘eIar horn allrarals which
I. the Ila-ea.
Wasaraoroa, April tin-The house do
votvdthsatiro seastuatosooaddrratioa at
the lloyusllurkwell eunustedelaetlou case.
POWDERLV arises waumamau
Iv Ash- Ihe W to letaataaa lav
Km
WWW,
Van-saute- Iebals Vase-rises.
”use Cantu, via thermos. Apr!
tin-2hr Vaaasedaa revolutionise-have
“ha"usuywuvrustuflvaabex.
WWW
youearetostopsrulatlthrilnar
IIIl IIIEBS DllllIIEB
”if“ 9! Tulsa KW M 4
Alisha-laminar. have”
‘%u
rantswwwmmno mm
theiordtuntof favor wllhahound “It!"
,Isdlovd. Thereareunuuald yam-olive
m hedevoted iotheMuFamlue
harms-1%? amount to tv’mtty-flve dollars and the snhscriptibu
Relic!Fltltdutlltiifiol»r
we
tooontribute thinextasturday. when themouoywlllhatora
The Boston Storey
‘ NORWALK
“annual-them
mh,mn.
wbiehhaitaated Mint-ll“
alargaaiaberufltallauaadllungarlau
hide,audttiatbougbt
thtpsabafisisottbmasealrodrowned.
humane-mammalian!
hbsruraat
BLEW UP THE BRIDGE.
I’alu's Anarchists (letting Very Free with
not! Ila-Do.
place in (More, Gallon, last evening Tl-
borab contained about seveuponnds at dy-
nratto and was phoed nears rtarue in the
Xomwuinjurud,
but houses in the vicinity were injured a.
theeatentolseverslthouaandtraua. There
All the prisoners
middle of the square.
have been seven arrests.
as members“ the Black Baud.
love-go Pris-laud Baruch“.
Palm, April 2l.—-
the following letterto Ray-ch01:
Anarchist ”.... llama.
New Your, April 2l.~l.'mpsv institute
ball wlepacked last evening (or the recap
tionandoonrertinhonorofilerrlost, the
anarehbt. Five red Iv were Myadoa
htbamaoltbeWal-alisaarrbiata
.- . .-.. .. -.....
W's on} Temper llas Kale
lll- a larder"
llaw You. Artist—«mm
wbelivuatfliflhaalagtuasvvaae,weatto
[I
33
us—i—am anna- rays-gent.
ouwmumuoatumn-n-
Int-largelubaretlsateallev-
“m ”......“ ford Cord Jackets in Tans.
M ms WI W and above all the price is way down, namely 87. 98, which' Is fully
sweat that centred has in the m
theuld work- $5.00. OurEasteI-priceta.49.
is. ‘l'beaeddeatoeurrsdfisbuuttbe
thethsabitbwereebaaglug. ltlsan.
mamas-nonsu- thatelgbt
mlm-attheuueathby thedisastar.
About two years ago the present oper—
ators commenced the rooming at the
Anarchists have sent
“Yournay
be underused, but your death shall be
avenged on the very day of your execution.
The tuiaruous Deibler and his assistants
shall pay with their lives for taking youra
We shall be present with butabs in our
poekehandwewtllblowuptbe guillotine.“
police asrewardstuatbeirakllleadmu
I“
l
:3
i
r
i
willhropaaevsryrvepiug
“trauma.
aw
83 Washington“ Street-
We have closed out a small lot of size 32 and 34 Ladies' Bed-
They are very nobhy and stylish,
One lot Ladies’ Nu uvy Blue Serge Jackets ‘Sell at sight for
We have lots of other styles, etc., but would call your atten-
tion especially to the above, as they are extra good bargains.
Full line of all shades of“ Foster’s Kid Gloves.
60 doz. Gents’ Clouded Angola Shirts and Drawers. Look at
them before buying your summer underwear. Price 45c.
2, 000 yds Zephrine Cloth or Printed Ginghams, fullfi " ..inchcs
wide, just the thing for ladies’ waists or light summer dresses.
Price 9c per yd.
All shades, qualities and prices in Chiffon Lace.
1,500 yde Chulons Tissue, 27 inches wide, in fancy figured
effects. By closing out the lot we 'are able to offer them at the
very low price of llc yd.
Mothers
Have you looked over our line of Children's and Babies’ ('aps and
Lawn Hats. We have got them from we up. and it will pay you
to examine them.
Gentlemen
We hwe'got just “:5 dos. Mixed Hose, 3 shades. We offer them
at l2lc per pair. or 3 pair for 35¢, They will, we guarantee, beat
anything ever ofiered in town {or that price. Take our advice
. and look at them.
During next week we shall give with every pair of Lace Cur-
'ains sold pole. fixtures pin. in fuc I every thing except hang them
83 Washington Street.
M. 8. SMITH.
Easter commemoration
This Season are as follbws:
KID GLOVES.
We have always been headquarters and are at the prom-nth":
time ready to supply the trade with the Migration of Kid Gloves
All sizes, styles and shades at 01.00, Si. 25 $1.39 81.50 and
01.75 per pair.
HOSl ERY.
We would respectfully call your attention to our extensive
lined W3 flank” and Clitldl‘ett’lt Hosiery, which we are lit
present displaying. The lit-gm diltl grdbtlest assortment ever
show In this city, In all the latest importations of qualities null
styles, at prices guaranteed.
CORSETS.
Thisseasonwoare displaying a most complete assortment
audit iawith pleasure we call your attention to the followingzi'
the celebrated P. l). Corsets. Warner’s Coraline, Health and Ah.r
dominal, Thompson Glove Fitting, French Woven, etc, etc.
JACKETS.
Extraordinary Bargains in all the leading styles of Spring
Jackets, Capes, Roofers and Blsaers.
Dress Goods.
w. my toughening. to our already complete stock
as follows: Mord Cords. Broadcloth; Camol's Hair Stripes,
Chariots, Golden Rodlluitings, etc. in all the newest springtime.
Special An?
OhanthlaltflAflflth,
Iv, «,r w
enticement.
untilfurtheruotioe, our store
l So'cloeh. fiaturdays until
”fit
B F Stevens,
44 Sfllllll IIII STREET.
Musie‘Hall Block.
., in Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city whim
Clover Farm Bremen Butler
18 SOLD.
up 3m
L H. DEBKEN
19 Washington Street,
WALL PAPERS,
Paints. Oils. Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from $2. 00 to $1. '25.
PAINTING, PIPER HIIGlIG I
DECflllITIIG.
79-Washinglon‘8t-79
Columbia Bicycles !
“It. 00
.intl npwan’lr Semi rum bargains In Colum-
hiu Mfr-tics whiz in km 4- been used but link
A butter intestmcm than in pun-haw» low
grade-new whorls. 'ltw uld firm,
JACKSON BROS.-
56 Wall Street. XIII-walk. Conn.
D. P. MORRELL.
Uml‘ E 0!” THE PE ACE). Xutary Public
r P. 'Tl‘ll n .\u- oran lieu! llslate and bin
lnsnrnmr. 'ruruiturc insurance a specialty.
In Washington I-iMi. Ninth Somalia. suit .I
o. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKIVG
Pianos and househohl furniture moved with
care. Trunlta and
packages allrxl for and
promptly delivered. (Mice. So. ill Washi
“Instruct. South Norwalk Conn Illtt
sum Intent enlists stir.
El Washington street.
upendally frunDtolzamaand front IoLi
p ra.. and on Saturday evenings ma: rl In In
Winters“ allowed on deposits.
ALDEN fiOLlA\H, Pres! .
JOHN 1!.me Vice-Press
JOHN ll. KNAPP See. and Trees.
Ill. 3. ll. SBHIIPPII.
Imnrm sutures.
'3 Railroad Place. South Norwalk lull
Gregnry's Drug Store, Norwalk. Silk
s. D. BAYLI-zs.
l0 lerth Kala ltreet. swath Bataan
Practical and Scientific onion
Iron properly inter! and titled with
rt'ptioua promptly filled. New plasma“
ln old M t!
Jacob M. Layton. 2
auraaoa Anna-s? 1%! iv. “3:" a?“
”W I" II.- M!
ll ”5 nMoney
Ics‘er hse‘kned to destination.
Wasbl n street. ant to Put 060v
iluuthorw k.(.'oun.
HOMER B. Ho‘vr.
imn Inchmtlu and limit:
in .VOItTll MAIN mm -
lap-iris. of line and complicated watches at
mu Key wind (It- losteui. Every
farillty [or first elm Ivor and the mechan-
halabilt tv tardolhe same.
MUSIC: MUSIC! T
Winstmmwm
lab
Wefiom.
uniforms a la lilluion WW have
etc. alas I! srldrmsm Unl-
stilrs‘onz In. has run slim
will Business col ego,
‘A wag-awake l: .alnlar wzhoolmztéi'm basses,
very slim rim am;
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