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THE EVENING SENTINEL.

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Notiesr if local eaten-lam: of all
birds. fowlridl modulation (ashamed;
audnots'uamlcldalai lopmmofe prim:
Marciano-pf where an advertisement
of some appears in’ admtidsp Morons,
uncharged [animator-rates. 10mm

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Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
odious for the week ending June at. in. Por-
mscaliingfursnyufthsselellm will please
say they are sdverthsd:

South Namath—Samuel Clark.
FusdGreen. )frs. ll. Gilbert
Goo Harris. Mark 1‘.
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Kuwait—Miss Annie Preston. James H
Wmdford

East Nnrwslk~1liise Barbara Hitch. 3th; A.
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Sun Rises! Sunticts ‘fllxh‘l'lde Low This
at. 4:!!! at 7:3). at taro at am
Now Furl Hmld Weather Forecast.

To-day fair weather will probably prevail.
preceded by parllsl cloudiness. with nearly
stationary. followed by rising temperlture and
fresh to light variable winds. On Sunday fair
weather will probably prevail. with nearly
stationary followed by bichcr temperature.

and light. vsrlablc winds: and on Monday
generally fair weather.

SUIDAT SERVICES.

Preachers Ind Thelr Themes in Son-It
churches I‘m-arrow.

Sour]: No .su COMBINATION“. “'est
avenue and lest streets. No ”settled
1’9- ”: -.

ggumlielamfimpmpbs mes-tin .110

ber?ulsmrl consecration melt and
will:bs mu noted

I. alle-
The pot will beoccuplodi” morning and even.
in; by

(loo B. Stevens. of \sls
Future“ in W!"

80m Konwsu )llrrnobnrr. Went avenue
Pair? 1071!) R" HM? m)!" 1”” min
on. u. in. a .. p m.: u
Schoo 1m )
Eur Amer Inuonnvr. our \‘anandt
avenue. East Sorwaik. Rev.
tor. l’ruacbl nylMflmmandignm4 bun-

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801.111 Nonw/u a Barrier. West avenue. nun
Pine sin-rt. Rev. Archibald Whammrstor
l’renching. it!!!) a. m. and 72:!) p. tn. .. undny
schoolJ. m.;\. its Litton-yer muting. 6:31

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Tmnrr immoral. W t street and Fair-
fluid avenue. South Korwzt Rev. Olin lianl-
lock .rector. Second Sundayafter'l‘rhlty Morn.
ing Prayer. Litany and sermon at tom an as.

Evening Pruyeraudselmou at 753p In.

\‘olrw'stl Coxoms'nomtr. corner Part

sudlawlsstreels. 8ch . K. Noble. ll. 1)..

““775 i‘I‘J'viccu nt 10:” a. m. and dug». in;

l‘. meeting. bill p. m. in the7
morniné. then pu p‘. t will in Our opted by Rev
Jabs: Barium. of “'n'pnrl. ln ilk evening
thcwtor will give the sun-nil of a strict; of
let-tum on ".t 'nristianily and Alums-mum!
The pubis cordially invited.

\‘on inn: Imam-r. West and Mott avo-

nut-s. Ile‘co \auAlst ne.l).l).. tor
Suntmclmll ' 38:11am! 753p. Jilin

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Nonwsu Rsrnlr. Bast avenue. oppostte
(Emu. Rev. I". 3. Robbins. pas.tur Ser’
vices mm; m and 72:25"; flund';y school.
12 tn.: tempcnucew m nun;
people's mwtianka) Morning sublet.

Overcome.‘ ”ironing“ subject. ”flue Centen—
an of Baptist Flaw

in. Paris's lineman. Church $1121.01!th—
site thetiruen. Norwalk. Rams ..’l' (l "shun.
rector livinemviro
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Election sure hour
“is. Presidium-lid a cordial welcome to

(laser firms-Al. itelrlen avenue and Cross
elm! . \‘orwalk. Rev B. I]. Watkins. rector
sand senoo'i.‘ new ’3'?“ i if}? nd
a to; vet: er a
mod 7:!) ram Row ( nu (hi-void

willofllciate. Allhruwc
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‘orwalt. Rsv‘g' L1,?» leap-saw sup-s3.l’:acw
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lg'nu prayer and protrudes. W
unisowoon llama Cantu. ll amz;
th Kuwait. school.
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(isthmus Cw rut. Church streams-v
Tsylorsrsuur. 9s school-tans.
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SOUTH NORWALI.

Win! the We of Our clty on Doing
and Baylor.

The wus- Instal- (aim will

WW: mum-inert Romy.

ll Hoyt Wilcox. brother emit-yer
Wilcox. was stricken, with paralysis
Holiday. and dicd Thursday. at 5: 15
p. m.

~Strawberry short coke and ice
st the depot restaurant. Open all night.

The Winnipauk district school closes
next Friday and yill celebrate the cvcnt
with a flag raising. The poh: was raised
yesterday.

A number of horses which were in the
Norwalk noes this week were shippal
this morning. some going to Charter
n.0ak park and Fleetwood.

 

 

Scrvics-stvillbeheld in the Brmlmide
chapel tomorrow after-norm at thus
o‘clock. Rev. J. Brien, of the Daricn
Methodist church, will preach.

The funeral of Giles lluulenbcck will
be held at. his late rcsnlencs on Marshall
street at 2:30 o'clock to-nwrmw after-
noon. Burial at wuveoicocs of family.

~Good turnouts at reasonable prices
at Baker‘s livery stable.

 

The employee of the Norwallt and
South Norwalk Electric Light mmpauy
commenced yesterday the work of wir-
ing the Consolidated depot for electric
lights.

Donl ruder from any kind of head-
sche! Dr. Richardsone Celery,Cubeb
and Cbnusomile Headache Pow dens cure
within 5minutes. Ask for 5c. or We.
sample.

Justice Townsend lined Charles Cuf-
freyaud Hartley Mctiinty each It and
crusts this morning for being intoxicated.
Both men are seamen. Tincy paid and
were discharged.

The marriage of Mill! Hattie Kriegcr
and Samuel Greenstein will tslro place
tomorrow afternoon :st' o o clock in t io-
toria Hall. Lexington m-enue. New
York. The ceremony will he followed
by a reception. M

—Remuabls prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
. The New York Amusement Managers
8, ndicstc Amuc'mtion has been organlud
in the tmvnof Button. The stockhold-
ers are (T. R. Gardiner. Thomas K, Mills
and Jesu Vol-m The articles of incor—
poration are printed in another mlumu
of Tina smut. today.

 

11$"ch wave” overlying the nonh-
nssswestsud the lake region will continue
its sontbesstcrly movement and will he
felt quite generally in this section and
New England. but temperature will
reach maxims from 80 to 85 degrees in
the latitude of New York city.

—Junius Drown doc: painting. paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
slaloinpostofllce. P. OJddnst. No. 8
”Havilaod street. South Norwalk. Ct.

Nearly all the tucmbers of Old Well
Lodge. F. andA. IL. were present at the
lodge room last evening. to see the third
degrseconferrsd on several «initiates.
Cnud lusterllugh Sterling was pres»
out and mode an address. complimenting
the ham upon their excellent work.
l’aet Grand Ilaatcr Luke Lockwood. of

n- Rivcrsido. Court, are the history of the

dense in a very satisfactory manner. A
number of lodges from surrounding
towns were rcpreeentcd.

Asmslmntingof Company Dwss
held In the armory last evening. lorty
members answered to tlteruil call. Cap
tsin C. E. Duty. who isalsothe "saunter
of the company. gave a very satisfactory
npurtof the llsy day parade and paid
tlumsn for their services ”mt-

Sergeant J. w. Pennington was ap-
pshtsdacuunittssmdnwlpasetof
ruptutiunssapss-lugtbsrynpathy 'of
the company for their captain in his
mucous.

Alwio‘totbelaryudeumodforfisgle
BottlingWovhssods. Wk,”
ale. motsndbircbbsrr. steam-sunset.
ly requested tint all kitties sbovtld be
retumpdtotbestureyuupurchsssthsm
daemons-corny. lowlsCCo.

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'l‘lnfuusrsl of John 1!. Bright was
held from his late home on Wssbluaton
street, last evening. Rev. C. I. You
unionism .Th WNW“!!! lulu-saw:
Bocklaod.Couu.. this morning for in
m.” ti,‘5;;t....;:.,

Aloud sstohorsesfurtsdh st Bullish
livery,cor. spring and Wubingtou Ill.

The case of Iii- Liuis Karim against
Joseph bids-g. which was to have come

 

cream before Justice lionsll this morning. has

been continued until next Tuna-y. The
couplswureunitcd in marl-ingest “:00
o'clock by Justice Townsend. and after
being congratulated went to Spriugwmd
when they will reside.

NOIWALI NBR’R.

A ltreesy BudaTof7 Item from the
liar-nahRmIof‘l'm
William B. Class is confined to his
house by illness.

 

A son was born last night to Mr. and
hire. Charla Webb. of Water street.

John Helium thud 7fnmily moved
yesterday from New York to Water
Start.

Miss Ella Gregory. of Norwalk. bu
been visiting her «mains. Minus Etta
and Bertha Coley.

The Norwslk praying band will have
charge of the micro at the North
Wilton church. tomorrow morning.
aft-mu and evening.

The borough water will be shot all
from lto7p.m. to-morrowto connect
the new pipeon Riverside svouuc with
thomaiu on Beldeu avenue.

~Japsnesc bamboo porch and collage
shades at .l. Arthur Pious-0‘s.

Kurd-alt Denim-nu sent forty-six
ponmls of powder up in smoke from a
cannon on Town Horns hill last even ing
in honor of Cleveland and Stevenson.

The trial of Don Juan St. Carlos for
stabbing Prud'Audenon comm up Moo-
dny. Abdul-mu '3 improving rapidly sud
will pmlnbly be able to appear at the
trial. _

The rector of St. Paul’ . the Rev. S. '1'.
Graham. will inaugurate. tomorrow
evening. a series of mil-summi-r Sunday
evening services. of only one hour's dun,
lion each.

 

 

William Henry Finch. of Weston, and
lint. Mary Evelyn Plant. of Newton,
will be married at the groom's nsidwce
Wednaday afternoon at I o’clock by the
Rev. l. P. Favor.

——Nice rich lenmnado at tho Depm [hu-
tsurunt, be. a glass.

The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Y. I U. A.
will be held next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o’clock. in the mistion parlors. A
full sttrudance is desired.

(mice-r Donn arrested llwmnl Mc-
Dcvniott. u unleashing! trump. better
knownas ”Bum." vestenisy after-
noon for drunkenness. This morning
Justice Coolidge sentenced him to thirty
doysiujsil. a-..

A. Jackson Blackwell. of this place.
basbeeuuppoiotcd state sgentof a Vir—
ginia buildingandloanaasucialhu. Mr.
Blackwell is we of Novwalk‘s rising
youngcolorcd men. and will no doubt
meet with success in this liueof Insulator.

The Norwaik Wm of the
Connecticut llanurr says: "The Lime
Kiln club had an outing Wednesday
evening. health-at. Nelson Primetta:
“copra-idem. Jss. Hubbard; Secretary.
Charla Iloore; Advhary. Dr. Papers.
As Myoungmeu are of 'Kovwalt‘s
IIO.’ they had a measurable time. ”

~Amodpotrusstoftlntchubaef.
aspen-(mod; agood beefstrak forllc.
Prime cut on everything. We
stsrkstfilell-usst.

W

mevbo Irrational-ti
fromfionthl‘urwslk forstsaliqkaives
fromO.A.Orrpury&Co.‘ssto-esoms
mmmwwxmt this
morningbbeisf Dsforutsudtrledbs-
Mum
from Charles Reilly's hours. He was
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Good Quality Body Brands audVelvets st 01.00.
Better grades Body Btu-sols. Velvet. and legumes.

Large Assortment blottinzs and Oil Cloths.

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

s4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

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OVRR TIIB RIVER.

”would Catapult-0W1. III!
a“ . ,mfl’to l.‘ ‘
still-"C. WJauo-nmarwdiurrifiv
dip-sin lterwlnsvitlr (has. .. ,

,lir sudllrs. Georgi ll. led-usual.
spendingafewdsysiuspringllold.

I. Koooorhss moved from bisold resi-
denceinKorwslkto his new house on
Myrtle avenue.

Hr. and In. Chartres. P983. oanr
too. lll.. are spending a portion of their
honeymoon with Mr. Pegx's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Po“.

ROWATTON.

In Gilbert Scolield is visiting her
sister in Ridgetield.

F. H. Baldwin has been retained as
principal of the public schoolaud itis
expected that Mi. Ellen Damn will
agaiubethc assistant.

Edward larrigsu. our popular stage
drivenhnsleased the large barnouthe
Chumsr estate and moved his horses
and coaches there.

Stephen limor has purchased a hand:
some new mowing machine and intends
taking «mascot for cutting bay. etc.

Hurry Scoliold has bought a Reader
ton pneumatic bicycle.

The members of the Baptist church
held sstrawberry festival last evening
inatent opposite the l-‘airview Home.
Till: futival will be motioned this even-

st‘. nose Scott and Eugene cud»
mu went to Stntford Thursday even-
ing and were quietly married by Rev. E.
D. Barrett at his home. Kiss Emma
Ctlbllltslt. the mouth sister. was bndss-
mail. They have returned here and will
reside in a newly fum'nhed house near
the Methodist church. Their many
friends wish them much happiuas.

BABIES.

The annual meeting of the ('enter
school district will be held in the school
home next Monday evening.

Negotiations are pending between
'Dieopbile Euphrst and Gauge llarriott.
of Roweyton. for the sale of the Colum-
bia Hotel.

A daughter was born yesterday to Kr.
and lint. Fred Lindgreu. The happy
(sitter can be found at Christopher Lee
seu's cafe.

Charla-R. Harris wasarrestud at his
home in .‘lorotou. yuterdsy. for an
assault on Philip Stark. He pleaded
guilty befom Justice Koch and paidu
fine of ya and costs.

Whileengaged in fishing oil \‘oungs'
rusth-unslsy. Frank Tooter was sur—
prised to see two young men rowing
toward him. They had not bad very
good look. while Tucker's boat was near—
ly full of fish. The young men inquired
what he would sell several pounds of the
Mfor.snd saidtbeywould comeback
after them in a short time. It has since
luau turned that the young fishermen
were Harry Govern and l’strick llartin.
of South Norwalk.

CRANBBIRT PLAINS.

The Cranberry Mains school chase
next Thursday.

Ilia Hertha Hayes. of Westport. is
the gnarl of her sister, In. Albert
Walluitz.

Mrs. Joseph Storms. of Poplar Plains.
mud her busbund withababy girl“
on Wednaday.

Rev. P. N. Favor will pvt-sch in the
Cranberry Plains chapel tomorrow
allerown at «t o’clock.

(.‘harlas N. Tattle and family, of New
Haveu.speut a few days of last week
visiting William Sherwood and wife.

Tlnauuusl meetiugof the Cranberry
Plains district school was held in the
schoolhouelsstevsnia‘. [merits-tine
Ilium tho follmving officers were
for list “trim your District
committee. I). A. Pillow; treasurer,
Than- 3. Cm: elect William '1'.
m; rm. » Chri- Burro:
emitting coral-rinse. Whale-a. C.
Nisauadersud John B. Gregory.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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W was. the M
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in Norwllk

. lire. Fred Weed. of South Korw'alk. is
spending several weeks at her former
home in Weston.

Rev. W .J. Slocum. roctoroffit.

psr'nb. returned from his European
yesterday aftsrnoou.

been visiting her cousin. Miss Josephine
Hurlbutt. in Cannons.

illi- Nellie Willcoclr. of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days with In. Frank N
Ferris. of Elm Grove Place.

Miss Susie Jarvis, of Bridgeport. is
spending a few weeks with Mr. and the.

‘ J. H. Ferris. Bayvicw avenue.

Dr. and Mrs. 11M. flaviu. of New
York cfiy. formerly Ilia Carter, of Kor—
vvslk, will ssil for Europe to-day.
James Hriflcth arid family. of Mum-
clmsetls. formerly of Kuwait. are
spending a few days in Norwalk.
Rev. and Mrs. T. K. Noble will start
next Monday for Boaton,where they will
remain over the Fourth of July.

llr. and Mrs. \‘snKicuck, of .South
Norwulk. are boarding with Mrs. J. W.
Heal. in Gourgetowu, says the Rider:-
lield Press.

Curtis A. Sanford left South Norwalk
yesterdoylojoin his mother. Hrs. Dr.
Sanford. at the Mt. Everett Housefionth
Egrcmont, Ham.

8. ElmerBrown formerly a clerk in
tbsSontb Norwslk post «lice. was in
South Kuwait yesterday. He is
mw halal in Stamford.

ExCommissiona Geo. M. Olmstead
started on Saturday last for Helena. Hou-
tana, on a business trip. He expectsalso
to visit southern California. and will be
gone about six weeks—New Canaan
Hemmer.

Comunxlore James Smith. of the New
York Yacht club; Hr. Lutimer and Alva
Hall. of Stamina]. and Mr. fidwardsand
Mr. Bonner. of New York. were cuter-
taiucd by Thomas. Morison at them
yestmlay. They drove toll-e grounds
on Mr. Morison) brake.

Among the Norwalk people who at—
tended the reception at Staples’ High
School. Westport. last eventing. were
MILD. P. Osborn. Kiss Osborn. )Iiss
Adelaide Kimmy. D. P. (hboru. Jr..
Harold A. Parsons and James H. Hit-
the“.

cos-«nut hams.
The following were ironed June :21.
1892. List furnished fromotliceof A. ll.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport.

Comm

W. E. l’lsadwcll Brnlgwn.m manu-
factors of plated articles W.

New Haven. pitmau for me crusher;
Tubular ltivstCo" New Haven. rivet set-
tingtool; A. A. Page. NewHaveu.lstch
(two patents);T . Snult. Neww Haven,

phic til '1“. Matt.
ord. vslve: R. K. l’tatt. Hartford.
cock (two patents); R. N. Flatt. Hartford
ptevalve:8. H. Cottwcll. Stool
"ml-In," feeding paper. «to.
R. P Curti. Soutbpon. ping
machinettwo patents); ti

Elliott trusveuor [No.5 ecouuectiou
for vehicle wheels; (l. . 8 rr. New
Britain. cashmirtcr and i tor; B.

B. Wilton. Milford. a for dun:
ingcsn.1‘ndemsrm ltetshc
bur-deem Wt. raw M

1;]; Hm! I. be 77-2};

The summer girl is to wsa'r suspenders
with a probable prefmuce for the Im-
lu’ “l m."

"ls Hr. Jen-up st lwmei’ inguinal a
moot the servant who answered the
bell. "Ah! sir." replied the maid, ”he
idealism! unburied day before yes-
terday." “Dead is he—u—«wrll. than
lwoo't disturb him. Sou» other day
will do just as well.”

Hrs. Snooper—«Hm what '- s dark
horse in politics” Coulomb-"Our
whichamsot sly ‘Ncigb.’ when he re-
oetvss abomination to can." ._y ,

lira. Wickwirs-n"! up five you some
cold viola-ls. but no come. We cook

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of boats from

'sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.

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HERE AND THERE.

Import-wt Sun of the County and State
Chronicle! In a Coll-Ind 'or-s.

old daughter of Barry Tours, of

s. A I

tart-ted at the Bridgeport

her life

One hundred and twenty-live students
were graduated from the Haste Korma]
school yesterday. lieutenantriiovemor
Merwin presented the diplomas. The
exorcism were largely attended.

Mrs. Nathan P. Williams, one of the.
best known mideuts of Montvilfe, died
yesterday of lockjaw. While warring
light slippers she stepped on the prong of

astcel rake. The wound was dnsscd
and nothing more was thought of the
matter until “'«loesdsy. when she com-
plained of a severe pain in the jaw.

The Middletown common ctiuucil has“
approved thg plum for a new county.
town and city building locust 080,010
andsu'tymeetiug has been called for»
next Thursday night to authorize its
erection. The plan contemplates that
onetbird of theorist bepaid by the-city.
cue-third by the towuof Middletowu and
mthird by Iiddlesex county.

Artist-7 o'clock freight train. which
haves Wihou Point for New Haven
med through Shelton yesterdaygi man,
name unknown. in attempting to cross
the truck was struck and run over.
His foot was so badly mangled that
amputation was norm". llc wits em-
ployed by the Derby Silver Plating com-
In“!-

The Bridgeport policc have been noti-
fiedof the sudden disappearance from
her home in ivy street Wednesday
nightof Hanna Malone. a) years of age
and who for some time part has been
employed by tho U. M. C. , ,. The
police are cudeavoring to beam the girl,
but thus far have beeuuusmmful. The
purentscau ascribe no cause for their
daughter's hasty flight as she had a good
home.

Terrence Kiernsn died at Union City
yuterdsy morning of trmmption. after
an illrwso of nearly a year. Kieruan shot
and'Lilled Thomas Clary in a sahion
tight in Collin City February. 1889. He
was tried ill the Superior Court in New

firntdegrec.aud defended by Allonw-y
William Case Dissipation and long
confinement in the New Haven county
jail undermirwd Kiernan's' health, and
sombelorohe mold be brought to trial he
was dying of ctmsumptiou.

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A father was very much, IUIIO’HI by
the foolish questions of his little sou.
"Johnny. you are a great romeo of an.
noyauceto rue." “What's the mattcr
pa?" "Youaskso many foolish quest-
ions. [wasn‘t a big donkey when l
wusotyour use.” "No pa. but you've-
mowed a heap since."

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andtbese

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sublet! with the splendid house hurt moist-
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lewd both lea-your whomteusplstssballd—
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Edith Toms. a pretty twelve-year;

Thursday. 'l'hebouesoftlte lcghad be»;
come liberated and threatened to destroy ;

Haven on the chargu of murder in the ‘

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GROCER,‘ ‘

33 Washington Street. South Nos-walla
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uluquire of John W,

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'l‘HREE pleasant n
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NEW Inn-is Taylor avenue
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FOR SALE.

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ISLAND SOUND.
ILLUSTRATIONS
$2 7.50 to $3. 000

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housework App];
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be made monthly

F. Johnson
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A FER; girls to Operate rnzu-hiues at Keluy' s
r facts
sound, 'onvkal. “7 u hiugtuu street

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with or
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llotm and Rut-(mm. host's-i luAat ”Mala
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and has Mbreucetabllsbsd IN;-

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Holler—city Tues.

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”outwith”: tum-mt.
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penn- laden. dis
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