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SOUTH NORWALK.
‘Wlat the People of Our- cny are Doing
and lulu.
-—Fresh broken candy at lane’s. 51
Washington street.
John Todd. of Bedding. has the cellar
stoned for a iargecottage near the site of
the old hotel at Bell Island.
The Norweik Iron Works bend will
furnish music for the Democratic dem-
onstration in Saan this evening.
—-Notice C. H. Harvey’s special
Thanksgiving advertisementon this page.
lire. Lavinia Smith, of Brooklyn, is
spending the week with her sister. lira.
Agnm A. Smith, oueSouth lain street.
Butler Chapter. No. 88. It. A. I, will
work the mark degree on three candi-
dates this evening. Refrmhmenta alter
work.
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-Ladies' Home Journal for Dec. Flynn's
Mrs. Charis E. Roberts and daughter.
Willa. who have been visiting relatives
in New York city. returned Wednesday,
to their. home on Taylor avenue.
John Fitzpatrick. of 50 I‘airfield
avenue. a driver for Raymond Brothers.
who has been sick with typhoid malaria,
is so much improved that he is able to
sit up.
—An assortment of fresh Huyler‘s
candy at Lane's, 51 Washington street.
Peter Madritch committed a breach of
the peace and assaulted Henry William.
Wednesday night He was arrested and
yesterday Justice Townsend find him
32 and costs, which he paid.
——Chautanqnan magazine on sale at
Flynn's newstand. post oflice.
Owing to the other attractions in the
city, “'ednesday evening, the attend»
anccnt the box sociable given by the
Junior Prohibition club w not. large.
but those present had a v enjoyable
time.
——Lane's, 51 Washington street, open
early and late.
Rev. William V. Garner. a retired
Baptist clergyman of Bridgeport. died
Wednesday evening after a week's illnem
of heart disease. He was thefather-in-law
of Allen muster. formerly of South
Norwallt.
—Choice turkeys. 16c. and 18c. pound,
at Bayea' Market.
The Iockwood Boards and Colombian
artillery will meet this evening and take
the 7:28 train for Bengatnck, where the
final Democratic demonstration of the
campaign will be held. The march will
be a shortone and refreshments will be
served.
———Pure colfee with pure creern.5c. a
Louis Sherwood. an old resident of
Norwalk, died at the home of William
M. Armstrong. Wood street, last night
at 10 o'clock. He was in the ninety-first
year of his age. The funeral will be
held from his late home tomorrow after.
noon at 2:00 o'clock.
~Geuuine bargains at C. II. Harvey's
shoe store. (land's selling farwbskrw
manufacturer’sprlcss.
Tbscurrentissneof The Treasury.“
evangelical monthly published in New
Turkmenistan asermon on "The Goo
pel’a Earnest Call,” by Rev. A. S. Oom-
bernformerly of South Norwalk. now
pastor of the Dudley Street Baptist
church. Baton. in connection with the
sermon swears a portrait and a bio
graphical sketch of Ir. (lumbert,aud
a picture of his church.
«A full lineof freeheonfsetioneryat
lands, in Washington-t.
Am tbsthrongthetmwthe Yale
Princslinfootbetl game in New York.
yatsrdey. were the following from South
NorwelkendNorwalk: Thom-(tum
enegh.li‘redIa_Beatsr. Reed Havllend.
l’v‘rank Nash. Jeeves Knapp, Harry Gov-
eru.0sorgs6 Goldsmllavld Raymond,
ltobsrtV ‘ eadblsyowngacaJa.
Grand £ .WMHM
Knew. m noses, n. a. thep,
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Brotherghnng himself lnhlsetatIWsd-
usedaynight. 'flisenirnsl was tied by
shalterroundhie neck and in pulling
beckfesteeedtheruapin web a men-
uertbathscbokedtodeatb.
wlluylss's candy, fmh every day. at
lane's. 51 Washington at.
Bright, sparkling Denise Bemiltw
opened a three night’a‘engago‘ nun
Innis mu yummy afternoon. to gel:
Little waveflnwhjehj she ’issumm
flvé' moo: ditgolsee. no. ‘i-uor Dick.
Mrs. Genunege are excellent irnpernonc
aliens and her song “The Bowery" pleas-
ed immensely and was repeatedly encru-
ed. Last night she appeared as “Chip"
in “Fogg'e Ferry." a character which his
her like a glove. She is wally at home
in pathos and comedy and her qugk
transactions from grave in gay are par-
ticularly pleasing in one so youthful.
George A. Hiram and the other members
gave her excellent support. Tonight
shsappears as “Blossom in our Angel."
introducing all new specialties. Prices.
15, 25, 35 and 500.
sonnets news.
A Bren, Wt of Its-e Yrvs- the
Mindof'l’awe.
Miss GraeeGodfrey, of Chatunt invest,
is visiting frhnds in Bridgeport and
Stratford.
William and Warren Oetcrbenks, of
Norwalk. spent yesterday scouring the
woods in search of game.
—l'.iomo made pies. Lane’s, 51 Wash. st.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Edwin Francis Ihldwin and
Miss Sarah Etta Lockwood, which‘ takes
place December 7.
George and Harry Burs, of Norwalk. ,
accompanied by Fretbrick E. Scofleld
and skier. of Waterbury. who are their
guests. went to New York yesterday to
see the YelePrinceton fwthell game.
Mia; Bessie Miller. the accomplished
daughter of Major I). E. Miller, of
Georgetown, formerly a student in one
of Nonvalk schools. will soon enter.
the state Wacbool at New Britain
Mr. and Ira. Frank P. Morgan and
children, ed Danbury. came to Norwalk
early yesterday morning. and after cell-
ingcnfriends. secureda teemanddrovs
to North Stamford. where they were the
guests of relativm. returning to Noe-
walk in time to take an eveningtrain for
home.
Thefirst of the Norwalk Lawn Tennis
clube' series of dances to be held in the
armory takes place tonight, and an
enjoyable time is anticipated by the
members and their friends. as these
dam are a marked feature of the
social season. Dancing will comm
promptly at 8:21!) o'clock.
—Reasonable prices at lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Mrs. Margaret Bottoms. president of
the International Order of King‘s Dangle
ten and Sons. will not speak in the Con-
gregational church on December 8th. as
expected. A letter recently received
from her makes it necessary to defer her
coming until a later date, of which. due
notice will be given.
Yesterday wasatypicel Thanksgiving
day. just cold enoiugh to tingle the
checks of the lads and lame and to
sharpen their appetites for the noonday
feast. A large number of family rs-
unions. weddings, and other interesting
events took place. a full account of
which willbe found in Tl: 6mm.
today.
—New England peanut tafly at lane's.
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Tbegood psopleof Bridgeport, being
somewhat fearfulof them-outcomes.
have arranged to have the fire alarm
strikstbrevstr'okeslnthsnightlf itap-
pearrtobscomlng uncontfortebly near.
Theattcntlouofthepollcawillfovatlms
be transferred from earthly things in
favorof a sharp mutiny of the starry
heavens.
Anlclseofassoclauonhavs been tiled
with thesiwemerstarymfthslhnhnry
andSteteLlns Railway compuy. The
roadirtoboabontsiamltsaloeg and le
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Thaannnal msstlngofSt. Paul's‘Sun
dayachcoltakesplaoethisevening.
an. C.B.DeKlyn and son Fri-km!
New York city. spent last evening in
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moon 591W 015* ,1qu
street. is undergoing treatment a the
BodmnMW-
[rant-1‘ 8.'Byabse.‘of Henry-attest.) '
whohesbeaneerionvly ill Willi it'll-f.
has now nearly recovered. ‘
W. K. Naples had a dilllcult operation
perfumed upon his eym at New Haven
today by a celebrated physician. His
light has bothered him for some time.
The Norwich police believe that a
gaugof burglars are operating in that
vicinityand they are making every ef-
fort to locate them. Three houses, were
robbed in one night.
Business at the Herwln street shirt fac-
tory is increasing very rapidly. It has
not been as prosperom in a number of
years as at the present time. and a num-
ber of the operatives are obliged to work
nights to fill orders.
Ilia Fanny Pryor. who died at her
home in Brooklyn. Wednesday. was a
niece of Jasper Pryor, of Spring Hill.
The funeral services will be held this
evening and the remains interred in
Greenwood cemetery wmorrow.
Nancy F. Jervis. widow of Frederick
S. Jarvis. died at thehomeofhsrson.
SnmnelJarvis. 04 Franklin evcme, at
an early hour yawrday mominmeged
eighty- four years. The funeral will he
held from the hours Saturday afternoon.
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A reunionof the Adams famih was
held at the homestead at Wolfpialiille.
yesterday. Twenty-taro mt down to the
table. which was laden with turkeys and
othergoodthinpwhichgoto rude up
a Thanksgiving dinner. Those m
were heater Adame and family; Elbert
S. Adams and family; Royal Adams and
family; Edwin, Arthur and Ernest
Adams; Hrs. Edith Jones and fluilly,
and Ebenezer Church. i ’ ‘
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On the register of the Norwalk Hotel,
under Wednesday's gm. appears the
nameof Ire. Brown, in the handwriting
of thegenial landlord. The entry has
caused no little merrier-ens at the land
lord‘s expense. Wednesday evening Ir.
McPherson wastold that wuneune was
waiting in the parlor. He found a
closely veiled lady sitting in a large easy
chair. She said she wanted a room.
and after giving her harness Mrs. Brown
be accompanied her to mm 5‘. lie
then left her. descended to the clue and
eorrredhsrrequestto becelledav seven
o'clock in the morning. He thought no
more about his guest until his wife came
in with a merry twinkle in her eye and
asked how Mrs. Brown's health wm.
Then the joke was explained to him by
live. Brown herself. who happened to
be his own daughter dressed in 'a' cue-
tume that he had never seen heroin be-
fore.
’0}!!! THE RIVER.
ltewa and (lonely of then-yt- lass
» lentil.
Rev. B. H. Tucker. farmeriy pastor
of the Advent Christian church. return-
ed from Frankfort, lune. when he has
been holding revival services. Wednes—
day eveuing. and with his wife ate
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of
Gustav Pillar. on Stuart avenue.
Norwelkiw .....,....e-._,_.___
”NATION.
Thanksgiving was a very quiet day
here. A few visitors were in town.
The infant son of Frederick W. Kline.
died early this morning-II"l threads”.
Jacob ltaymcnd h bulkllncaaswdem
and makinganewlcepond nearhis ice
9°“- . , ..
George Delonbndo is driving the
dams steps in the stresses of B. Iadrl-
on, who spent Thanksgiving with
friends In Brooklyn.
Rising Star Division will hold its
seventh anniversary to night. comatose»
ing at 7:” o'clock. All are linked. Ad—
mission will be free. and therewlll be
Mosaic.
WESTON.
Walter’l‘. ltowleadlres lately lat m
hr. and Ira. Henry B. Nielsen have
meat several days in Deanery.
ltepvvmnhtlve Bradley sensor a.
smlon of the W lmt My.
Secretary Blue. of theltete Board of
m. will ed- vlelt Vans and
deliver a lecture on public rehash. about
the rarest! week in number.
At the his election that-s (Illa
voters were Dre 3. (his. Worm
Greatly”? I i
Mn-
Reduced
“...,ss’s sap norm '
‘l'vylll to lee-var a late-es of It'll
ru- ln-trua case one wire.
Iutbecivil Common Pleas court he-
loves jury. Dr. D. B. Bkesdy is trying
toescureeverdicttorscover from Pet~
rickCookandwife,“ Norwelk. a bel-
encvoflrlifiusona bill for ml for
j snowman... .. wages".
Oomolldated train, in Bridgeport. Ira.
Cdokl'w'a'e'thrown 1.9-: ounces Milk
om. cars. » its? fight-health ku
broken and she was hurt in other ways.
Attorney Gray. of Norwalk. was retain-
ed to sue the Consolidated ”railroad com-
pany for heavy damages. Dr. Sheedy
was practicing in Nortbhamptou. Man.
He had secured reputatlon as an expert
in preparing medical evidence in suits
for personal damages against railroad
computes. Attorney Gray sent for
him. Dr. Shandy made up the medical
side of the case. In. Cook compm
mised her suit for about 35,000. how-
ever. and paid Oil!) of Dr. Sheedy'a bill.
Payment of the rest was refused.
In Wednesday's testimony. says the
Bridgeport Farmer, it was developed
that for the work which hedid in the
case. Dr. Sheedy charged W per day
and expenses. The plaintifl is rspreeent-
ed by‘ Cullinen & Caliban. Atwraey
Grey appears for the defendants.
Death or Aa-a ouvta sac-ace.
Anna Olivia Snowdeu. daughter of
Arthur and the late hora Bogardna
Snowden. died at the home of her broth-
er Arthur. in Greensboro. laryland. this
week. The deceased was well known in
South Norwaik. having resided for many
years in the old Snowden place on Ely
avenue. TheSnowden family cram to
Norwalk thirty-two yearsago and resid-
ed hereebout twenty-live years. Anna
war a woman of causal ability and was
a missionary for several years among
thecoloredpecplein the South. later
she studied theology at Oberlin and tin-
ished her studies in Boston. Upontbe
completion of her education she changed
hsrnarnsto"Anna Olivef’and as web
was widely known. often contributing
articles 'to various periodici- uuder that
nondepimr. She was an able preacher
end'foundedetleest two churches, one
of them being in Brooklyn. She went
abroad about four years ago and remain-
ed there until within a few months.
when she returned and went to live with
her younger brother, who has alerge
ferminflreenboro. From South Nor
walk the family went to Stratford,
where they reside at present. Rev.
Elbert Bayard Snowdeo, the elder broth-
ernf Anna. an Episcopal clergyman in
Blythehourru. Kings county. I. 1.. has
beeniu South Norwalk frequently dur
ing the pest few weeks on business con—
nected with the disposal of the balance
of the Snowden sustain Springwood? °
One of the Oats. Thieves lento-cad.
Joseph Purnee. one of the two Italian
"mead in South Norwalksoeastimsego
for stealing onions from Charles F. Sher-
wood, a fermerou the Saugatuclr road.
Fast Norwalk, pleaded guilty in the
Crimiml Superior Court, Wednesday,
and was fined $100 and coats and given
sixty days in the county jail by Judge P.
8. Hall. Ills companion, who was ar-
rested at the same tinse, pleaded not
two men stole three didemt lots of
onions from Ir Sherwood, amounting
in all to 130 bubols. of which number bel
only resound about ninety bushels.
boo-aw a wuss-t.
William swam, no»; user the
Red Hills, “Clarence Sammie. of
Tallmedgs Hill, New , (.‘enaan. while
hunting yesterday. on the ridge. about
smile-outhofNewCeaaan.raw a dog
coming toward them my rapidly, pur-
suing something which he ran into a
burrow. They concluded to dig the
uncout'aodnpoa doing to founder)
tbelrcbutternatlou that they had a mo
wildcat todal “with. which they sec-
csedrdi’nkilllngaftsr a herd struggle.
It westhsflrstonsreen in thatlocelity
in many years.
'lll‘l'l‘fll‘l‘.
maengetnck Democrats are to hold
their grand parade thb evening.
Ili- Nay Pow. ll. of Brooklya. is visit
lagstthersrldsnceofJ.W.flaribntt.
FrankA. Burr. of New York,wera
guest of hi father, II. P. Burr.ycstev~
(II!-
Ilarry he. of Brooklyn. was a guest
yeatervleyof hirnunhrr.lrs. Robert ’I'.
he.
Bkwwoed Thorpe. of Bridgeport. has
been vidtlag his brother, George I’.
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The yoeegpsoptsof the m I.
I. check mama to theaters!-
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Ir. aadlraA. Ill-motors.»
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mutant-Which Hero-ll.
hearowtuselam.
Afteren aliencs of more than two
years Bugle Faybes again joined forces
wltbhls oldtims partner. William Bar»
ry. In thelnterimlr.Pey has beeuto
Colorado. on the continent of Europe
"diam-rd. FM. .dWW..
“$11me Theop-
portnnitise forrecnperatlon presented in
.93"! restitution-ere!" 'W 0'
elimination-Ne in min
healthier. heer-tierand . The rep
rssentation ot:‘lchenna‘e flirtation,"
which willbe given at Music Hall. on
the evening of Friday, December 2. will
bethelastthat will be given in South
Nor-elk. ea in September next the corn.
edition will be seen in a new comedy
drama. "The Rising Generation," which
is already booked for a long run in New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
The many excellent features of ”Me-
Kenua'a flirtation” are so well known
that enumeration of them is unnecessary.
but it may be said that the company
supporting Berry and Pay this scene
is announced by Manager Dunievy as
the best yet seen with them. The com.
pany travel with their own orchestra,
which is an exceptionally line one.
Pennsylvania Will Play Yale.
Pmunmnu. Nov. 25.4mm University
of Pennsylvania has second place in the
luminous?“ football championship, and
out Then sglving in New York will play
Yale. The gamewitb‘i‘es an at lan-
bdm was interesting during first half,
but thereafter it was one sided Tidrty oi
the thirty—four points nude by the Penn
rylvenia ebven were scored in the second
half. Seven touchdowns were made, six
in the last imif but in the last three alone
on run Bank 'rhom succeed 'to kicking
goal. The wind was against him on pre-
Olomtriala The nearest Wealevan can”
to scoring we» in the second half, when
the bed the ball within four yardsof Penn
aylvauin‘s goal. The Connecticut coi-
isgiem, however, lost the ball on four
downs. and afterward Pennsylvania mowed
them, down rather easily.
‘ Camp medesereral long runs for Pain
eylr tart Thomson made the mod
beeut run of the day-eightydlveyards
-—for a touchdown, from which goal was
“as ...... . ..
y r again made a run
[lll'tylflve yard-around his own and and
Chip scored' y atouchdown. Just aegoel
weaklckcdtlmewea called andthegme
allied. ”Scare. Pennsylvania. St; es
leyan, 0. The teams lined up as follows:
II.- the Tea-s lined lip.
Pennsylvania Position. Wesleyan.
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Than-u.
Geek from tonehdownr~Tltayen a
lit-pin. Ir. Paul Ila-hid. benign Muse.
Ir. De Bert. tit-vane
Two lea (ferried from the Field.
Kansas Cm. Nov. fi—Kemes State
University defeated Missouri State (int
versityiyaecoreofntot. And:
quarter back. and Sbawhan. half back.
the Missouri eleven.were carried from the
field. on former with a broken collarbone 1
and the latter with a badly spru'aed ankle
laflh’e Ar- I'aa Broken.
ernrovow. Del. Nov. a—Pootbell
today: Swarthmore College, )0. Warm
Athletic club, of “Whitman-0. It. lar-
jmuftbahometearn,hadhiaarmhvuken. 7,
guilty andhiecaaswes continued. The
Itheilrlthalf.
the garaewaa stopped at theendof
Other- (la-es.
and-um High School. as, Waverly
mas School. a
Georgetown College, )2; Columbia Athv
latte Club. 0.
St. Johns. of Annapolis. i2; Delaware
Md club, a
University of Wisconsin, so. Northwut—
era University. of Evanuon, ills. o
Inblgh, It; Pltlabur; A. 0.. e
Cornell. to. University of Michigan. in
University of Illinois. 8; Chlcago Uni-
versity. n ‘
Notre Dame, it); Hill-tale. Klein, W.
Ir. W. l. Terry. who has been in the
drug busing at mkton. Ry" for the
past twelve years. says: ‘Wmhevlain'e
Cough housefly gives better reflection
women-m in:
Noothsrwlllcureacold aoq‘ulckl : no
other b so certain a preventive care
forcroep: another elords so meek re.
list in career whooping cough.
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I! a New York millionaire gives a din.
nsratllth avenue and ”thrusetmostlng
flm'ffit‘m'm‘ilm
turf bllb have topay .00
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the dinner rimld not be given. there
Wmulare’e.
The amount ofoystsra exported to
lurnpsforthswssk ending November
it.wserafollows:
m roar. unease.
lei-mic Illverpeel II
ltverie " It!
(ire-ea lie—ten is
Maria Obs-aw I
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, nan:- a
“newcomers-Sine CIGARS
“misfit“.
“"l. refiners
wmfiéz:
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8 £88
mustbe purchased from our stock‘of
will be 1 dry it: ' '
ew accessoerrles calgula
appetite to the keennessof arazor’sedge. Wecan
supply delicacies as tempting asmoney, ”coaxing as a smile, and
tasty enough to make one hungry twenty-four t' as a day. Give
deliciousuess by res-enforcing the white and
battery of condiments, sauces. relishes and the
delighters of the appetite which we have in stock.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
3: volumes er. en. rerun.
vingdinner
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dark men witha
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TURKEYQQI
The festive Thanks '
PEBPIE'S IIIKET.
tartan lain summone- Norwelk. '
Telephone Call. 523.
STAFF or Etrusuun memo
WILL ARRIVE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel,
MllNIlAY, NOVEMBER 28th,
lliee in Pillars tins. 5| and 52.
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They have secured the services of the Greatest English Specialists for Blood. Skin and
Those sullenng from Rheumatism, Sores, Ulcers, Tu-
morn, Cancers. or any form of Skin or Scalp Disemes should visit them at once.
Remember. muwltation. advice and services absolutely free. Hours, 9 a. m. to 9
p. In. Sunday, closed.
Main llllice, I39 Fairiield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
ind will linen an ll
rams were rejected no incurable.
sure and certain in no results.
Surgical diseases" of men.
Taylor & Golden. f
BealEstlleandlnsurance:
WASHINGTON mm.
for a lot. or hon-e and lot.
wrrhaeln . are invited to
all and examine our llv-t. “e have them for
~alc in every partof the city at newnable --~——
prices and on easy terms.
“1118“ '0 00m
to whet evens
IT‘URKWEYST '
ving tin-key bows to the popular Will.
offers himself for sale as usual. And
. (3 best of them be found? But if you won’tsa aword
about it to the rest of the butchers we’ll own up that t e finest
tween New York and Boston will be displayed from our
lady purchaser of a turkey will be presented with
vans oranges. , = ”- ,- .
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE llEllVElll.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
2| Wall Street. Norwalk. >
Telephone Call, 57-3.
coming lolouth lliir'velk.
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ll PHYSICIANS.
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gqlgilainmrnls, I
W. I]. K‘Al’l’. Ianager. .
THE LITTLE MERRIMAKER.
Wharton.
care of horses. Apply at nayes' Margt.
g on} .1; i. Rudolf,
Greenwich. Bell Haven. (It It
GIRL. N “r l5 Years of all». ti lake cba
is». BlilSSilM IN
of baby and assist in light housew
So washing or ironing. Apply at this 1&5;
STE" I'Msi'ion In rmk by com tent
100%
Will work for moderate we on Fall I
at or address I7 Franklin avenue. xtgflll.
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U NO other tovdriv‘egorder wag. in waInthahe [0" I 88 "a ml II" ",
Supported by a c :mpetont company in
TllanllllT.
“\lAhhhoul-eonWm-l street. amiss/(r;
we at gr‘cery store. corner Mary?“
”pm... PRICES I5. 25. 35. 506.
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USE No. a Day street. newly
and painted; water in.
Tallies Ilmlflrne or two famille :
rod condition. Inquire nf John
cal street. South auroral”? ‘f‘t.
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ROOMS. 3-! floor. ill) Ely avrnuo. Rent. 31.
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up l y l'. I.
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(“heme of programme- n‘ghtiy. nlil
at our magnificent illsplnv of durable
keep the doctrine lastly. (live your feet
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and are as cheap as turkeys will be after
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