Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 7, 1892 · page 4

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hllorwalk- Ire. Anna Johnnie. Hive
gamut.” IoniaeA A.udereon,lr

N.orwalk~C 0.0qu Albert "cashew (2i.
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lent NorwaIk—liee Lizzie Illain. John
Perrae.

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. "Vt . new I’nrk llernlsl Weather Forecast.

Today clear. colder weather and inch
northwesterly winds will probably prevail On
Sunday. fair and clear, cooler weather and
light aortbweflerlyand northerly winds will
probably prevail. followed in this section by
slowly rising temperature. and on Monday
slightly warmer. partly cloudy to fair weath-
er. followed by rain.

SUNDAY SERVICES.

Preachers~ and Their The-ea In Norwalh
Churches 'I'e-nnrrow.

Sum Sonata (misc-nearing». West
avenue and West streets. No netted pas~
tor. Servicee Mn. m.nud lfinm; Snip
day echmhnmyonae mk'smiuchtu
p. in. Subject.- ”I’uhllc Woreltlp. A privi-
leg- and a Duty.” Ila. John G. Davenport. of
Waterbury. will nreach morning and evening.

Soon Nit-wan timbre-r. Went avenue.
nearOarnar. Itav. 1!.an pasta.
thmgmarn. and in)». nu; bender
School 12:!» ur. llorning. Rev. Arcldlnld
Whenuan.ofthe Bartlet church will preach.
lived-a. the pastor will preach upon the
_“Bahylunlnn Revel nnd‘slhe Capture of the
City.”
80m Soawann Banter. West avenue, near
Pine street. Iler. Archibald Wheaten. pastor.
Preaching. lit” a. an. and fill p. 111.: Sunday
school. i: no; Y. I'. S. C. It. prayer meeting. tr!)
n. us. Kenning, the pastor will exchange with
Rev. II. E. Borneo. Evening. preaching by the
pastor.

’l'vrm'rr Erasmus. Went street and Fair»
deld avenue. South Korwnlk. Rev. 01ini1nlv
lock. rector. Third Sunday nt'lar later.
Homing Prayer. IAtanynnd earner; at h.
a. nr. Attire evening service. 7:.) o'clock. the
Ila. John trim-ml, 0.1).. L. r. 0.. Bishop of
l' W". will he , ‘ and ‘ '
continuation.

Earn Arum limouinr, near Veal-ads
avenue.“ Norwalk. Ila. C. It. Pan. use.
tor. Washington Imamlmnm tinn-
day school. Bun; youngpaople'enaeetlng a)

" llamaiic camphor.
Dalnpjurdrmei Powder.
Peprrmri Ileliehere

Paris Green
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kot, and ourflprices are very
reasonable, considering quality.

 

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trod That is Near Thea." lveniu subdect.

XATONIK’ "Young lien don't Drift.” All are invited to
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Konwata Continuance“. corner Park
and Lewis-treats. Ila. ’I'. K. Noble.l).1)..
pastor. Services at lit!) a. in.and'l£llp.ur.;
Y. I'. S. t'. l. meeting. dim p. in. Moraine
subjechfl’he law of Caste." Ironing sub-
ject, ”What is Your “idea?” A service for
everybody. The public cordially invited.

blokes“ ammonia. WI: and )tort ava-
nues. Ila. (leans Van Alatyne. I). D.. pester

iA’rrwonderfUI
mulllachine.

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Therebnddoebtthal molesting-«ham

:. It“, otheruinchlne.b¢weara8eNIoeeMIn.m.aad‘lfllp.nt;Iinnday
its-easterlies hodylevir- term“: as; lnwortli rim-o m... m
llally food every two to three Morning euhint, ”saving the flames. How

you. 'l'oretavdtkaaktngon-r in radical.

l! mankiaIesomuchtimeaaddc-
1%an theuaeolao many
the 1y 'advertiaed eananarilias and

andby Whom." lreningsnhiect.”mrlioya"
Nortwau Barrier. lest avenue. opposite
Green. Ila. Illlohblns. peter. liar.

"gloat.“laptiaediatoldfe."

tar. Perri:- Erasmus. Church-ammo.
unalt- Ihstlreeu. Korwalk. Ila amine...
g. g. ”rector. Divine-entomwithser-enurltke
“mummy,” Apestollcvltcnfenu‘runtlonbythem
mm nasal ranging mu... ltev.JohaWtI1lans.u. I) Lid-Luise“
lathe" landm'tbavetoatqiorae- (Mumm— me. la. Dlvinn earvlesand
* W¢~mmm Irmonbythensmratlflnmttahtnegfi'ha
”Mdmmbmm lihovtliedandltarmwtbverlag." Ian-day
Minnie-ammo!“ 3"va ”- free-tum and e
mites-a and at seven or m Waterman-II.

Ion .Geanbleoorauilelaaaavennsaaetbra-
meaton'k-mm mime-n. M-flll'flklln. teeter.
aerrefi thsnamsfdbnlen than any
nth. remedial neat: It is an enesllsnt
ulrfllnns'nfutheweahenaeiated
simulttiehthlsaleaealaaseethat

Wanlleatlsl has
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“Isabella-elemembntean
as. fleet

, some nostrils.

What the People of unruly are lining
ad lathe.

Captain George F. Jewell, of Company

5 Wall- M's-oil ‘

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l-‘redBurasrhasIefttheemployof
Francis a Company, the Washington
nileet.clothien

--Strawborry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.

 

 

FancberkCe., the New Canaan shoe
manufacturers. have purchased nearly
all the stock belonging to the estate of
“George 8. Wed.

Don't suffer from any kindof head-
ache! Dr. Riehardm'e Celery, (7an
and Chamomile Headache Powders cure
within 5minutes. Ask for 5c.or 10c
sample.

II. II. Rowan receiveda dispatch this
morniuginicrruinghiuithst lire. Ilow-
an'Iseriously sick at Southern Pines

 

Hr. Rowan started for the Pines this
afternoon.

—New top buggy, new barns. and
due family horse, m5, Brookside Stock
Farm.

Ahluas earned by the electric light
wireruhhing ngaiint the iron work at
Beofield It Hoyts dry goods store on
Washingtuostreet. last evening. drew a
large crowd. Xo‘damngowns done.

The vacancy caused by the death of
like Ella Reynolds, of this city, mocha
of the Forge d'ntrlct school at Lyon s
Plains. is filled by Miss Kittie. Reynolds
who will teach the unexpired term.

—’l'lre high wheel Penn and Philadel-
phia lawn mowers at A. B. (Riley's.

 

 

A car load of coma, which had ju-r
been puton board the steamer Express
at Wilson Point. lastnight, was durcover
ed triheonflru. Therar wan immedi-
ately pulledollthevernelaud theflnmes
extinguished.

P. H. 8hnpiro& 00., who rented Ray-
mond Brothen' factory on Water street
two months ago. in which to manufao
turn paper boxes, moved yesterday to
his-reassemwhereyhey hope to do a
better business. _

0n lionday evening. at 7:7“). in the
lecture room at 37 Clumtnut street, South
Norwaik, C. W. Knudsen will give a true
lecrure upon "English Spelling." Speci-
mens of amended spelling will he distriv
hated. All are invited to attend.

 

—4uniue Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jobbing. Order
Inlelnpcstofllco. P. 0. eddies, \‘u d
Barilnnd street. South Norwalk. Ct.

 

Two cases will come before Justice
Harrell Monday. The State against Mrs.
Hary Creigh for selling intoxicating
liquor: without a license will be called at
to o '.ciock Thoma King, for attempting
tooomniitrnpe on lafi Williams, will
betried attoclock in theaftarnmn

lira. Lillian flierwoud Newkirk and
hersister Nina Alice II. Sherwood, of
thel’iietll. Ecburchcboir. tookapro-
minentpartrn a concert rel Fairfluld.
Thursday night. Each sung a solo, and
they gave, asadnett. ”Hark. llnrk, my
Soul.” Their Inging wu heartily en-
cased. W...

Walter B. lenuiuga,oHBWaet street.
htbeegsutforthefaarousiit. Lawrence
riverskiila They are made of clear
oadnrplaukiug,keei. ribs and stem of
oak.clrerry decks and guuwales. with
triintninpcfplain polished inner. and
sveilnbhedlnoilshaline sud spar var-
nish. ‘l'hrneskidsnrehuilteapr-elyfor
inaori salt water. Thole who senten-
plntetairclinsingwillladnohstter boat
fortlieprice.

mama-mummie-

' JrnnVoualipaed entree: era-pony or

 

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Hosiery Always a Specialty

I IlllllElllllll & Ill,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK‘E“ CONN.

 

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Aoerkiadof Vermouthom; arrived
at Brookaide Stock Farm yestenlay.

Threshotetenrrlved for u. u Par-
sousthismorniug. byway oftlre

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u lilyillllllv1LW'lll" r '3 MN
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'eon,ofCliestuutstrect. .

 

--'l‘he bale Bottling Works' drinks
are the beat. Formleevcrywhere and
used by almost everybody. ll you»
haven’t tried them. do so. '

 

‘ Hemhere of Lincoln and Pilgrim
Councils, 0. U. A. II. are making ar-
rangements to go to ltidgufield by car ry-
all on: Thursday evening and visit Kn-
wnah Courwil of that place.

 

William E. Collins. 5f the Amerimn
House, Norwalk. has leased the brick
building near the steamboat «hurl, for-

- merly occupied by Bromileld & ('c.. and

intends opening a restaurant.

StreetComniiaaioner Fitch has placed
the city's street employee at work on

' Hamilton avenue, which is to be cut

down and graded. The earth taken oil
the avenue. hue Mu used to till in the
hollow on West street, north of the Elm
Grove store. thereby greatly improving
the highway at that point.

-—E. B. Bakerhasleasedtlw barn at
Mrs. Perry's premises, at the corner of

Was'tiugton and Spring streets. and
opens today a tint-class livery stable.
He has a number of stylish turnouts.
and being a man of experience in the
husinm. he will no doulr endeavor to
plane all who pntmniac him.

Pawnee Bill'a "Wild Wart" circue ar—
rived in town this morning and will give
perforiuances on the Batter gmrnada this
afternoon and evening. The street par-
ade trwk place this noon and was headed
by Pawnee Bill. himself. A lame num—
ber oi mounted menand women 'ni Mexi—
uru and cowboy erratum. lndiase. etc.

participated. The original step couch
and "prairie schooner" were interesting
features.

~1‘rms wifce with pure cream. .‘w a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.

Th'a morning at It) o'clock the strike
committee of the Carpenters' Union may
the boaauin J. B. Raymond's other on
Water atmt, and with T. I}. (Mean. of
New York city,a rnemhcrof tlmi'reoernl
Executive Board of the United We!-
hooo‘ of Carpenters and Joiners. acting
nearbitvnmr, the strike was finally willed.
A few of the him were not at the meet-
ing and the strike will continue With
them until they accept the agrearrIent,
which is that nine hourn' work shall cor»
stiture a day's labor at the avers-are wages
of $2.50 a day.

sosnrts‘i’r‘rzwrt

A Bree-y Budget of lie-a I'rnrae
Wk Ind at Iowa.
Ilrs. W. Ii. Baldwin presented her
husband with a ten—pound baby boy yea.
iterday afternoon.
The Alpha Wheel club contemplates
hiring the moors recently vacated by S.
K. Stanley on Wall street

Yin: Lee returned in his duties at the
lain street Chinese laundry yesterday
afternoon, after a week’s visit in New
York

-—3tanw irate at Irtchcil n.

Joseph. moi Joseph and liary law-
non, of Fairriew avenue. died yIu-rdny
morning. and 3 years. The funeral will
be Sunday aiurrromi.

...._.- -. ... ’

l’roi'. Frank W. Nichole. of titan-lord.
formerlymiatat St. Paul's church.
has been engaged as organist at the Con-
eruptions! church in New Canaan and
will begin Idsdetlee Sunday.

Martini”. be! W
a hidden wits Wetter .ineIIJOiflI
hirer-t. (lardner Pewter. who has been
Wellhy'flr. [latenbes mired a
position with 0. ll. Waterbury. rum.

Chief Engineer Prowl“ has callrd a
specialnieetiugofthe Norwalk lira de‘

 

 

 

'l‘heordlnsuce of Nplhn will be u!-
ministered at die Baptist church It»
marrow evening.

oflawn

. '1'qu tint on this m:
For: «sense quark be courts on
llott avenue who played Thursday.

 

’a‘: mama‘hueuinpwiiauh era.
flotbchomsIMaIIbwom in he front
yard on West avenue. It. is greatly
admired.

—8truw hats at Mitchell's.

Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
will hold a practice run Monday evening
at So'clock. Members will meet in full
uniform at 7!! o'clock.

An aged woman with bur hair duo
beveled and her face badly bruised and
swollen attracted considerable attention
on Main street this morning.

Rev. W. J. Siroum, pastor of St.
Mary“:- church, sailed this afternoon on
the stenmebip Warn, for (lends. Italy.
lie will be absent nettrly'two mouths.

—-Norwnlk Steam thrpet Cleaning
Works. Address orders I014 Knight st.

 

. The Alpha Wheel club will hold an rul-
journcd monthly meeting next Tuesday
evening. More room, the addition of a
pool mute. and several other important
matters will come up for discuIion.

Iiise llary Roche, daughter of Claude
Roche, oi Srirerminc, will he married
in marrow in the church of the immacu-
lnu: Corruption. New lurk city , to
Gangt- llablétf: oi New York.

 

~60 tn Mitchell's

l-‘unvml services over the remains of
George F. Quintnrrl will he held from his
bare residence. No. 1‘) Arch street. Sun-
duy afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Odd
Fellows and Fire I'olirr Will attend in a
body.

An original pension of 812 a month

' has been granted to William H. Bailout.

Ilcury ll. Robert's [tension has been in-
creased (mm 817 town month and
Thomas It. Wot-d has recoiml an in-
cross» from ‘6 to $12 a mouth.

*Reammhle priws at Lanes lie-pm
nmumnt.

Emily Ii Crawford. of Stemlrml, Wile
dimmed by Judge Premier- Friday from
Anirrirtlrnwfnrd. n! lb'rmrrnrv. Irv-lanai.
Tito prrt'mr were married Juno '3", lHli'r‘.
nnd Crawford deserted his wifeon De-
pmrrla-I’ 4th of the same year.

.\t a cake walk in the (loin rink at
Bridgeprrt, last nighmhc prize cake was
awarded to W, J. Hamilton. of Nor'
walk. and Ilia-r 6. Henry. of Bridgeport.
A gold-headed cane was awarded to Mr.
Hamilton as the heat gentleman walker.
179m were twelve umtestante.

mill-ore Martin and Northrop were
cuih-ddown Clrnpel street last night to
quell a disturbance made by James
Hyatt unwind his brother’s tum. lire
brother is dying of woeumptum, and
as James was drunk it was thought bust
turttuIr-t him in. This caused him to
create a disturbance. The presence of
the attic-ere quieted him. however.

Bx Warden sud lire. ii. (I. Keelrzr.
accompanied by Mr. and live. A. J.
tfmfut. returned this rimming from a
weeks [flea-ore trip in the Itouth. During
their alIcnce they have visited points
of intonatnt Blchrmrtd. Fortune Maurine
Norfolk. Baltimore. Old Point Comfort
and Washington, I). 0. Upon touring
Old I’uint (brilliantly party bade fare-
vaI to Dr. and Ira. L. 1" l’lrinrroy.
who are mirroring there for a abort time

«(in to Mitchell's.

Funninvestiptionsrnnde by tho pr»
lice.ithnehesh learned that the sneak
thievrewhoentsved Benjamin Bechtlo's
horde on Cilia-loser. rod- bicyclist They
were eyeu by e ndahbw
lam. one withthe
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the front of bin wheel.

 

end the other with tin runs on I

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lawn and canal, of the Day in last
Iln‘rwnlk.

. Welsh, the presi-
dent, pvt-sided Acommrttee on mem-
bership was appointed and after a musi-
cal programme had been given, games
were indulged in. -

 

Hose company for the ensuing year are:
Foreman, William G. LeCount: first
assistant. Ernest W. Bruudnge;secre-

tary. \l illium A. Thompson; recording
secretary, II. V. Curr: financial secretary,
Charles Smith; treasurer. 8. S. L'liom-
medicu: finance committee, James L.
Hoyt. Elmer Hendricks. E. E. Gotham;
investigating committee. W. A. Bremen,
J. B. Rider. E. L. llaulord; trustees, C.
W. LeCurrrit. Henry Jones, James L
Iloyt.

BOWAI'TON.
Captain linvelon Rowland has had no

past week.

A barge of coal is lying in the harbor
for E. Thames waiting for the tide to
riselriglrermuub for her to get to the
dock. .

S. J. Pickett has returned from an or
tended western trip.

Eph. Themes started ymterdsy after-
noon on a trip through West Nurwaiir

limrxe Harriet and mother are ex-
[weirdly-me today, from LUWPI’ t'uli-
fnrriia. where they have been for nearly
a year. They will stay at Aipuuse
Drhble's while lie-f9.

Very interesting Arbor Day exercises
were held in the public echo-ll yesterday
afternoon. A few of the priplls’ [invents
were present. but not as many as the
twat-here would liked to have rec-u. The
singing was wry grind, especially the

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and Helen Lynch, and ”Make your
)Iurk." by Misses Bessie Ilrundago and
Katie Mills. In the morning the pupils
cleaned the school yard. and its neat ap—
trenranre has called forth many compli
moms from those who have seen it.

P. Frank Dean and family, of New

handmme hmm- on ('nmtrnlmmt Island
«luring the cumin; aumriwr. Mrs. Ward
mutorriplntm a trip to Bump». darting
from New York. June 5.

lirireo~"3lrrrg:m.” this morning. of slip}
ptirutive pneumonia.

DJRIEN.

(hinge Willirrmsmr. the clerk for
Mother & Grumman, is mnfined to his
home by sickness.

Ilr. Ila-ere nfllidgoiield. empl ryeil by
Kelly & Fairbanks, has mored with his
family to appurtrnents over Whitney's
eliue store. I

Robert Murray and family, who spent
the winter in Jersey l'ity, have returned

mm

was out and dried. dill they? Saa'nnilus
wNu; they wouldn‘t pmihly think any
of it had been r iii.

If a New York millionaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avenue and Wham-twisting
.700 m whit h git-ear lilptmrle
and these-pm his s.pendfl 456.00 ”MIN

bills at linail

:‘A‘T‘IEI for Cactus B 1' live to cure them,

what would he the saving per capita if
the dinncr should not be given. time
being 07 persons attire feast?

Inquire at l'lniriu-d s rlnigatnre when
you may have the problem solved and
get information raboutf‘ actus Illrvalt' ure

Geo. 5. Gregory.

 

rtverylhiu new and amine. liars-s.
intent” mined for

u. genital-rtreetandw aoZandl avenue.
my‘lih

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fitment-a
Insulin

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The newly elected ofilcers of Volunteer ,_ _,

fruit trees set out on his property the ‘

“Seugof tin-Bee;"by Maud Raymond ‘7

York. wrrr (lumpy Mrs. A. D. Ward's ‘

hire. 3. ll. Weed lest he! vain ble ~ *
3 \EW home Taylor uterine. If”: 3 rmm~
. Water arrrer.

trtlmr summer home on Mansfield nt'e- ‘ “mm‘mm'; 0. “am “4 “mm“.
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I name—They dulrrt thug my syn-och (Mina-6i: ”W“ m,,,.._ .mmmi mm" .4

have to pay £5.00 A

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MIMI

33 Washington Street. South Norwt’tlk

 

fancy oiliushrodnie in militias J
We have unboundedsuwess are.

and user for it. Why?
BOBY BUTTER and gives splendid

“he. iorSliiOi

If you have not tried it come and do so.
customer for it.

We believe in quick sales and small profile.
. Afuilliueofthebestthemurketsilords alwaysonlien‘dzjg'

“‘8 E. SElllllllll,

urButter
mubecause“ lanai?”

4 lbs. [or SIMI‘

Youwillheayteady

LEADING GROCER-

 

.A CAR LOAD OF

° PLEASURI’L‘" B’tiii '

the handsomest modeled and finest finished

' ever exhibited are new to be seen twin; wagering q:

iiifii 123.5,: will“.
ufi’ iii 2"

FOOT OF RAYMOND STREET.
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Cedar Planking; Oak Timbers;
Ash. Natural wood finish inside
24 inches deep end; it; inches deep amidships;
and built expressly for use on salt water.

Walter B. Jennings.

53 Wm 51' , SOUTH IOKWALK.

"Tayror accrue...
Real Estate and Insurance

Wtsutiiillllii STREET.
SOUTH XORWALK, cuss.

 

Terms, Cash or Easy Payments.

H. EMORY PEASE.

ST. LAWRENCE RIVER SKIFFS.

 

Guuwales, Decks and Seats
14 feet long, 40 inches heanr
full copper fastened

gnfrrlainmrnis.
Music Hall. W South range; A

THURSDAY EVE’ 6 Mil
Palmer’ 8 Bicycle Tounsis

 

mills"
WA 3' 'I‘ I} I)
ILW rig to a rare mar; blaze at Kelley's
1“. 5* (enlarge-:1 “ aublnrrton rel reef.
Mum“ urw alk awhile learning and

stmiywhirk Y. ELK l“.

myiirf

 

\ 7A\Tl-'i).—

month
therlay.
l USER.» Paid

echrnidt

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A-uperl'ot' laundrm by the
Alma grud washer to wine by
)0. dDrcharrI street.

w h ‘rle learning.

the (normal furor} of lteth Ac (mid—

 

’AN I'l'. I). ~A furnished house in a healthy

banality h) a small iarri'rry from Jrrnc 1-!
in nhutil "cpt. lath itr- lrrrtlt‘r furnish .g
:ircuimui r Al.5l$.\1'1!6l.i mew

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Apply at

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all :vx

 

TO LET.

 

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premier;

 

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Ferris.

farm IW.

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relate agent. 2 aim

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ti South Main sum-t.

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mama to small firmrly on an rind floor
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Inquire of J. t. Burbank. til Mill
Main alter! ~0th Surnallt.

el'IlltE nu Fun Paint srrnr rrpptrrillt‘ Rey-
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my h.
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third floor
tier-l 89.

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inquire on

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avenue. 95;

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CLEAN AND BRIGHT I

See the BI RLEZDQL I1 BICYCLE CIRCUS.
also the I} UJPEMZVI' OS “WHEELS

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Wheeler 8!. “ram

id 32 us STREET 50. SURVIALK. CT
Agents for

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Gregory Bros. Agts.

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