'yrl’llfifl git-cu} ., 2.2- ‘ .
. "you“ WM‘
mmuvpxe 52.0.2
3 W292 22m 2-2 .,
Lah'irlgton St, .
rm: EVENING SENTINEL
JAIN GOLDBEWIflW.
“macho-ammo
IOON'I am
(at. 8 :2 I all: 10 1:2:
grants tit
‘ " "'"‘ ' ‘ ' —-Y bu trash and
”mums"... m
Zriuwwrwamumw
Outlag‘alnbat filaments-shunt; "
ondsy evening. Idiruary I). at 8
“clock.
o'. N omal k.
‘"”'””’W ‘m *
resumed than a recent illness.
Barry ‘ Ballwlta. of Norwalk. will
,wud Sunday in hingbheepsie. ll. Y.
ll.E.DanuaudWllllarn‘Bpillaue’ are
witndllx the ran- at Gnumburgto-
IOIl'l'l EMILE.
,waat instant-slouch; archaic.
‘ rue snirlsii BLUE-GER.
Ila Agvaute teat Ills [unfit-”Ia-
in Will- Corbett.
N" You. Feb. I'L—Puglllst Charley
Mitchell and his party had considerable
trouble before they could iliid aceommoda
tlous. They wanted to l:tay atthellotel
nurse for l” at Flynn's .'
postoillcsnewsstaud. 2
Alltbeuoceryuores will clue neat
Wednesday. thlngtoa'a birthday.
hum-salsouadetisethelsst
cuthladim'chah.
Therewillbe ssrvicath'isaltsmronin
Triultychurohatlio‘cloch.
V awn—mum.
.2 out... awn
ant-fora Jerald 'aatharlavaaaat. -.
to-daravomlautuhegsnarally
partlycloadyandeolnerollow-
locus and snow. 'lb-riinrrow it
proml— to he usually warmar.aad from
cloudrtepanlycloadytprearded‘bynowaad
rdmwilhdaunenswludsonthecuaata.
WOILII'S PAIR CONTEST.
Pal-tan for Paaplc Who later- Coupons
‘to *I’helaatlaal” one.
Phonic who returncoupona lu 'l'aaSla'n'
m‘a World's Fair cooled should exercise
under: in writing names til-eon. Several
hlanhctaiponshavebeenreturuedlapachagea
whhothars; thenarenot counted Inordcr
to facilitate the counting-rid dllngol conptms.
which.“ Mquitaatuhnsople are re-
quested totrm them caretully and arrange
themalllhe-ma way. Donot miathecou-
worn; lfyuuyutefora-ovethaaonerandidata
mate m.mou nachos-neuteri-
cloeetbninllieeparate envelopea. Ameuior-
andum oniaideor inside of the envelope. gir-
ing thenumber of released who they are for.
theworhof counting. Coupons
rtcelved‘al't‘er‘lOa. in. do not appear in the
quarter. were :11
weak llab. it; alrlclt. Ills.
Charlafl.Jones,of8augatuch.is the
anthoriaedageutfctbiaaectlmofadne
lineof Bibles. praver hoohaaudbyinnala.
flewillhegladtocallonyou and show
The whctmen have received notice‘
theta convention of the aelectmen ol
thesiate will he held at Unity Ball.
Hartford. on Tunday. February 80. at
to o'clock a. m.
’lhesecoudofthe seriia of “sermons
wangPeopleahout'l'hemaelvea' will
begun in the Cowtloual church
next Sunday evening
house. JudgeAn-
draws of the supreme court
Mitchell upon writ of liahas
Weber. chief of the quarantine. an the
ground thatas an ex-cunvtct his landing
would baa vlolstlonof the law.
Manager Brady. Corbett'a hull. was
introduced to Mitchell Brady gave the
meldonof abowand raid. “Ibe-
ve met him.” Iltchelquually
vertebra. aald. “Howdy do?"
Then. after a firmal introduction to
”Squire" Abinadoo. Mitchell's backw.
Brady declared himself.
I"Well, Ir. Mitchell." he began. “we
have delimited 010.11!) here for a match be-
tween yourself and Mr. Corbett. When
you have covered itwe will talk bode..."
"We will cover it fast enough." replied
Mitchell. "You should know that wa have
hadaoehauceto cover it sofar. Therein
no use of any talk about it."
"Well." said Brady. "when you meat as
andeoveronr moneywewill talhbusiness
with you.”
land MID Malta
abouldbepoaudtcdayatto’clocl.
cure-rt Will Accommodate Jackson.
New Your, Feb. lit—In reply to Pet:
Jackson's statement that he would nu
fight Corbett if the latter gave the pref.L
ence to Mitchell. Corbett telegraphed th‘
he would deposit as much as 810M to
~Beasouablepriunatlanc'adepot
— ' thme xdilll
‘ sllnialit. Didlhaaryoumy are
times? Come and are or and yuuwill
change your mind. Purple‘s lather.
Norwalhandfloiith Norwali. two doori
above the beer saloon that is opp-site
ThelnssmuehCirclaolKiug's Daugh-
tersof tbeNorwalklatbodlatprcopal
churcb.wlll2niest atthe homeof Ira.
Charlafi‘l‘ristraimllerkeiey Place.”
urday,at8pin. Allinambersareurged
llrs.AliceDeanWard. of NewYorh.
will erect a “.000 cottagenuContent-
mentlslandfromplansdrawnbyA. N.
Paddoekmlthiacity.
iimnteto do all we
flown
Something anle neat and attrac-
tiveinthewayofdcaleudar.aboabbt-
tcr pad. came to us yeaterday hour
George Iockwood. agent of the New
York Lilo Insurance company.
“ii-rel Kirk’ was presented toan ap-
prec'mtive aadienceatthe Norwalh Opera
flotise hat night Tonight the company
will produce “Bast Lynn; or. the Pdcpe
merit,” and atthe Saturday matinee they
will play “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Satur-
day night the company will produce
“The Colleen Bawn.”
TheHat llabm‘ Annotation has
turned .31 over to C. B. m the
treasurerolthaflaspital corporation.»
thererultofaball given by them last
Tfixmmwver is tor--
d“ ill—Writ“ cure the
" trouble‘aild make you
‘ I l 8W per-
4m out."RebaWallaca.” Comma. NUIWAH REVS.
Bra-y Mat II Ila-a l’r-m the
M. N at 'lawa.
Madam-Gaittcr'nwiouslyill at
bcrhoinoun wmmle
C. W. Smith. the Cedarmreetgrocrry-
mo. and E L. flsni‘ord. ot'Bsst Nor-
waih. yesterday formed a partnerahip.
Ir. Hsnford will conduct
0'“ Till! RIVER.
Iowan-l Geaalpolthanayla hat
Brotherhood f St. Andrew a
spam Lenten aervl’ce last nigbtahtdehe ‘1‘th Nndden. “ISMM- Enitland.
isriaitingatthcbouie of Samuel Bop
bins. ()sbiiru avenue.
The Chautauqua Union will meet Mou-
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
, Mrs E. H. For, Elm Grove Place. The
subject will be "Grecian Architecture
1? and Sculpture "
At the matinee in the Opera Home. _.____
Saturday alteruoou.thePwple'sTheauo ontemur Bum, a Sunday schwl
company will present ”Uncle Tour’s missionary of Connecticut. will gives
lecture in‘ the Swedish 000.;th
church to-nlght at 7-30 o'clock.
dor to be counted. mlllll.
be returned to'l‘lll Blit-
‘rtnlxmfllco on or before
THIS COUPON. in or- ‘
the above date.
-—l]uyler’s candy. fresh every day. at
Lane’s. 51 Washington at.
:3
Sidney Smith. who recently lost hi
heating by unison, went to Bridgeport
Ilill morning to havcall over-um: psi
Residenlaonthissideoltberivercom
plainhacsua'ethe'l‘ramwaycompanydoos
iaitmatesonieoutlet forthewavr
' lib-collectedalonpidrthrirtr-cts
Why will [ample he an mine? in a
batch of thirteen World’s Fair coupons.
? received atmsmn. other yester-
2; day. only oneol them bore ihename of
} attach-r. The others wereblaol.snd
bail to be thrown out. A few expired
coupona are received Q'vf’ day; thue
llnd their way into the w-tc baahct.
nothing he has ugurd.’
“This," a
Brady, “ought to settle the Jackson lint-
m.
~Atewdaya more to get seventeen
genuoriourcaid also pictures lor Iii: user in... .ppngcn to the dmlhidge,
u m now who. Ian m w The mm) at thiapiintiaaeveralinchea
" dumb-titaneochwaadgaothatthe
waterconldruuoltbiswouldhuobvist
DONOGHUE LOSER
Johnson at ltaaaapatls haves I. Is the
. lent Ian on Staten.
Run Ban. N. 1., Feb l‘r.——The national
Some of the members of Pilgrim
Council. 0. U. A. I. go to New Canaan
but Tuesday night to attend the tilt.
anniversary ol Gunman-re Perry Cam
, , skating
were decided yesterday. There were a
surprises. the principal one be-
ing the defeat of Joe Dmogbuc. theeastcru
champion. by John S. Johnson. the north
western lad from Minneapolis. The New-
burg boyalamd in thrm raconndouly
gottwo second places and a third.tbese
being secured in the l andrnnlleracm and
Yesterday alter-coo John Miller. a
2 clerk for l". Bayes. went into the kitchen
ot the depm restaurant with some meat.
‘nedianotnouceuwooenmpm
leading to the coal bin in the cellar. and
tell through. ll» crawled out in as irractL
ful ainanuer as pomible and will feel
good natured again as soon as his cloth-
Aiuusialewas held at the home at
Charles Ainsworth. Henry strut. Wed
uraday night. in honor of the anniversary
of his daughter's birthday. Mr. and lie
Poyrer and Edward Townsend rcndeh d
violin. piano and coth selections and
Mrs. B. L Haufuid and Mia Lillie Owens
also delighted those present with their
la the Town,“ lei-wall to the
World’s Fair. .
cot'roKSmaysesmby mailhiinded ll
The-object of the prayer meeting at
the chapel of the Nor-veil Congregation-
al church last night was "Ullflil'il Wei
were to the luqutrer.“
oi Elo- aunt. led the meeting.
ll. 0ng0203020,
43 WiSlllllllllll Si.
Tlllllll
. eAND—
»CELERY
‘ _. +32 .. ......
“Homeless Days...
It Itlil Sleepless lights.
“two ‘i- ...: mm
planaofdespalr. your
”1’” baaapadcllghtand hllea
”- L ‘
ll. B. Wuhan. Donoghue did not appear in his regular
form. The long. sweeplug strides which
he made with apparent seen at the“
Bank races last month were madnrmad
yesterday into a short. labored clinic. that
didnotmerntopropelhlinalnug at more
than ordinary speed. When asked whether
there was any truth In the rumor tha‘
Donnghiie was alel previouato the begin—
ning of the race. Johnson said: "
himself said that be ne'er felt in better
condition and was veryjehddenl‘ thsthe
wouldwlir.’ lain ”me-lob What. s' fich‘
SIDENT TAKES AN OUTING.
latices Bhaating lav Dacha an the Ghana-
» 2 in the letter box at the entrance to Tn .‘
‘ Samurai. olive. addressed to “World‘s :
-——llr. Frank L Duty. of Fast Norwalh.
graduatrd from the Merrill Buaiut-ra Col
lege. has been placed with the Port Che-e
tsr Noland Bolt Works ssatenograpbcr.
typewntiat and aasiatant bookkeeper.
D. l". Gallaher. a member of the Peo-
ple's Theatre- company. will leave the
company fiatunlsy night t D lute put-z»
awn ot a Marine- enterprise bought out
by hint at Windsor hicks, his native
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the annual fair and entertain-
uwutoi' Vailllntccr Hose company. No.
I. at their rooms on East avenue. it
opens Wedntflay evening and continues
unlilSaturdav night. The pnuramaw
on the opening night will count 0!
orieinal soup. dances. guitar and banjo
plsying by the Park City Colored Qinr-
Ils- Bervha alien. Over Riven...
Mia Diary Allen. Over River. .........
- r River .
‘ M.(‘0ncul’d ........
Miss Charlottellmo. I onrord....., H
MmApmljcgndlcl. Nrooknlle .. ..
Miss Anna Burr. Center
Hire 0.: Beebe. rm Norwalh ........
Mrs. I'.J.Canip. Over River ............
MleaSusanCurtla. Over Hirer-.... .. ..
libel-grieviavenfloncord
Miss Carrie Gallon. North Center .......
Miss AusgDirksrman. ('oncord........
MissflmllallwoodJlantuun ...
no. its}: concern. rmiuu ..
llasthqumOenter .......
W.C.Foote.lrsahlln ............
Mlsa Mattie Gm. 0mm...
lissflloale Godher. last Norwalk...
Ill-Junie (incur. Franklin .........
Frankfiroanrr. Cranberry l'lains ......
Edward H.9umbart.‘astNovwslh....
IiissJosie Geller.haahlln........
lire LJ.Iiur.lutNorwalh ..........
ll- lary I. Imlcther Riven...
Illuldlthlawnhaahlia ........
lull
The funeral of Deacon Stephen G. For-
ris was very largely attcudi-d from his
late home on West avenue, yewtcrtlay
afternoon.tlicaervicea being conducted
by Rev. E. N. Dunning and Rev. G. 1!.
Board. A quartotte composed of lira.
N. R. Campbell. Ira C. 8. St. John. W.
J. Leland and D. P. Disbrow aang"Roch
of Agra” and “Abide with In." The
deacon of the ()oagregstiooal church.
3, Beard. Jacob H. Layton. (i. 8. North
.m snail. H.1‘ollee; werethepallbrarera.
The suit or the Nurwslk Gas Light
cnrnpanyva. the Borough of Norwaihy
which has been on triallorerruai weeks
in the Superior (hurt. waaadjourned tor
the around time on account 01 death.
Attorney Tweedy. one of the lawyers in
the case. received a dispatch inlorming
bimofthedcathofbiasiater. The case
was immediately adjourned until next
BALYIIDRK, Feb l1.—Presidsnt Harrison
la enjoying squirt rastat theflangiuduck—
lug shore. near Baltimore. lie recalvsd ac
mail and tally one telegram, which did not 0
require an anawar. Not a duck approached
the blind in which he and General Sewell "It
olNewJarsryspentincat ot the day. but
a finch was ' *‘ _ the ,,
Gunpowder river. The Went entered
tbeblindabout': s. In. Harsturnsrl toths
clubhouse about midday. and alter resting
auddinlag he returned to the blind with
General Bawall and Jerome Johnson. their
attends». Jerome wanted to carry the
pveddent’a gun. but the yrsalilsnt declined
lobthlmdoigsaylug. “l alwayswautto
be prepaid tor action." The
East Aveum lethod'nt Episcopal church
last evening. a few minula were devotr
ed to prayer. song and testimony
During this latter service the unusual
sight was witnessed of npreaentativea
otthmdeoominatlonsall rilngatoncc
to speakfovChrbt Bev.0oorgel'an-
Alstyna iaeapectad rcpt-sch lav-nut.
Agood timais anticipated andall will
William Norton, of 115 lain street.
employed at Allen Bettr' saw mill, w. I”. at
“lineal-t1
Every veteran of the late war and
everymomberoflheO.A.B. willini.
themostimpoviaut and interesting oc-
mfllIbatenghwlth
llama.
”remainborsboatltaailit not hilly
pt
‘ lg Store,
90. IOWA“
20rd
G. A. Grt our 8: 00..
...—...,i
drawn against the rapidly revolving
teeth. cutting a deep g-h across the
hachof hishand.laying theilmh
Carl D. Perkins. oi Vermont. is visit-
ing llev. (lamp 0. M.
HhsBeuhaPieldnothratlorddsvie—
ltiug In. Abram Bradley.
Rev. Thom- A. Hyde. of Wahtworth.
lass..ia vidtlng at William ll. larvin‘a.
LK’BIII. “Whit-as labile
am has during the m.
” an; " ,u.,suami..ot
ml. MW Miler til-ad.”
Ira CharloLllaymf Dannie. Pa.
B. Burnes'lectureoutbeeveolngot
Washington's birthday. Come and hear
thesiugluact ”ha-p. Tramp. hemp.”
‘Tentlug tonight on the old Camp
Grouud'and all the other old favorite
Hill?
hadosenotltaathahaud.
B. 0. Wet, at Greenwich. well
known in Norwalh, wrltestonilorney
George W. Wheel-n o! Bridgeport. says
The, the
duchwlllcumetolleaglasshovela slaw
daya The wind. whhh was gratis. blew
exactly from the wrong direction—trout "wimuum'fllfi'
the l muhlnahaifivfiei
Imago-50mg...” ' .
Nl-snalarltydar. Iaatllvlvwalh.
wrangler wlthtyare ares-i. la-a
“Win-NM 3“- W“
- wrfladthathtbu,ndldlnmmrum
luthatdlreepou.aodpontemplatesnooa.
sshelsalreadyprapariugtotstesu ea-
tendedcrnheinhbelegaatneam yacht
toihet‘lnltotlealco.
0-star
mmmrmrmsonm” '
Mlaslilula'l'ollaa. Ira-hill.
charlaaLTaelt.0enlar.......
Hal—aerrLOeatc .......
fibflaflbW-sd.hsahlln...........
nun-nawmrmius .....
”yawn-embed“ ...... ..
its. 3th
2,. ”#14 “Peaches.
fidrled. at 260 lb.
Amstroeg-prethh lecturain the
Wohurchtwoyearsmna
haabeatt lmprovlultalalbcontlna-
new ltwlllbaglvsuandsr
theauspioraot melanoma up
South llawalh m march. on
slum thank lobbies dlciat- ”Juhnhsssnatlngatthnsidsaes
adandthavllelll'llhlmetwmiamlflaeh.
‘ a 18c lb. New
AMM'Ithm'qa.
.. .. . , unmet. iron, ha ll.~—Rev. I.
P soak and the
lfiqt, rufflfromhbbm lulu-
: [I ‘
2 \.-' ,1 I
. ‘2' ~ ”:1 ‘.I .‘ “V ‘
pinchyou'r climate to save
pocketbook.
.2
. CHARLES
.7 .533" ‘. t , ~‘
«inoculated.
on closellgnras,‘ so you need not
your
E.
moratorium _ -‘
‘ x ‘ I
H \' Jan—l ’
f2???” . 2
9.:1‘ _ v.34 '
sermons.
223' WASHINGTON 81‘. y»
SATISFACTION GUAM I'D.
: mfimw“
Passed Coaatarralr lloaay.
Client.“ 3“...an be“ Mill- ill “I James Smith. a dcsolutc character.
It. on trial belore Justice Coolidge this
can. from morning. charged with passing counter-
“. (Mam... mm, to p. m by m felt money with intent to dcfraial. James
Price. a restaurant beeper, was the
plaintifl. The justice found probable.
cause and bound Smith over to the next
tarmof the Superior Court under 8500'
bonds. He could not furnish the requir-
ed security and was when to Bridgeport
to await trial.
field. Iowa, Farmer. says: “I can inc
C. Stillson. dmmist.
Pltcher's Castoria.
Pltc her’a Castorla.
Whnlkbywushhwegaveham
Whatewuaflflabccricdfwm
thumbnail-tumor“
linebahadCliildr-tshegavethnmta.
Chl' iren Cry 5:.
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
HM. Him—Bay. husband. whatdo you thlut'lmlnneatoldhethliaflernoo ‘
should lhather lilabarld's cousin‘s wlle‘a alsterél’n-law told her that she heardlllliw the
hapla‘alarhu hadfailcd.huated unmade aaasalgnrnaiit to theBoathllorlvalkloqu‘.
andlcama dnwnbythera tblaatternoon instto aee.and tberewera more goods and ulcer:
“urban luau-tartar. lutowmand itwaa iurt crowdedwith customers. I had to
harryhomcnrlwouldhaveboughtaahad.theyhaihadsonlce.bulyoucangetorie thlscvaa.
innings-Mir. how do such mm mad.
8 l'l'll—Why.my dear.don‘t you know? Some of the other butchers are awfully
Jualunsaad they set those rumor-afloat to Iniure blur. thinkingtohurt his credit and business
fielding. Ihaardthstsamesm.too.andlastedlr.llotchhhs.otthe&mthflorwalhBear
00.. about it. and he replied that Hr. Wadhaina didn‘tneed any credit as he paid spot cash for
everything. Say.wife.ldon‘r thinhwe need to borrow any troubleshoot the proprietor of
_ ‘ _ ;li-;i9t.hom 10;.allndantly ableto auras-or himself. lhave often
‘ ‘ auld‘ am. In 'odathtlnppmltbbwnubedmsm
hunch-Lu. Mm Ins-lib. ‘ bu
lit. 0. r. Davis. editor?! the Bloom-
ouiniend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to all suflerers with colds or croup. l
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found it the beet I
overused foube purpnaes for which it is
intended." 50 cent bottles for sale by G.
Children cry for
Children cry for
Taylor at Golden. 1
ll
WASHING”! man-r.
rail and examine our lt-t.
and on can terms. so: If
it fi‘r‘r‘lif
l0- atrect.
al
East venue. Nos-w flolf
“...—......“
ReaIESlaleandlnsmnce.
Pa huhi (crab or home nd lot.
airbag: view 0’ purchas up. are in:lled to
“a have them for
flu every partat the city at reasoaa‘ hie
000D woman to do general lumwwo-k
and assist with child.
Small lamil ‘ and
brine. Hit-t beyond cook and lair rare.
II at the ulllce of [bullet Weed. 79 Wafihing-
I 31
A ("er for general housework: must-Abe
good arch. l'all at 51 “er-t avenue. South
Rani i. ft? in
mamnxr cool b Mn. 1'. 1-,7 12:21:52
walnuts wanted "Elma" ..-:7‘
B nor-raincoat u I at:
To LET. ' 7‘
lieai. til).
tong-
Woodward avenue. rent Iii:
lion
r
initiated Place; rent ass
a
nil!
tiara and about one arr- of
like I “Wilhmu
Minfi'wiilm-
[NR antartalnm
hunt I U. A. 3. ball.
llsctrlc
. Raymond Bros tit lw
OL'l-ll of 4.... mt ounl‘rdar at eel.
Apply to F. Hayes. 1??!“
(”TAGS of six rooms: $5.3m. street
and Woodward avenue. “3: cottage I
floor. corner lain street and Han- on”.
ordi’lace: rentllh Apvlll.honae lint-me.
Tilt Uhlchaatcr outfit rimming.
ti ;
etc. Rent r
of mom o‘cii
street. ,, dill.
partiu and
am street.
liable and all mialern noti-
Harwell.
nurse. At rvamnable rates. Inquire oi
. . snulagnllalahtstrm. imam
cuisine. :
T“
wrench. against".
hit on Weat
Ital-ha.“ Illuhath street. Rout
“but 1
i.
an medulla meat at I
van-ea ’-
..lnrthaperauaeufal
heads Mustang“-
whom £22. "
r
h...
Free l Frcel
3013mm...”
Mow mutants
bflI— known aelllveveide lne Cream
villoa. Clear and (teeter-tum“: mm.
boats. at», i‘heap
' ~ (memmm.
M t'
”annulus.“
.m- up;1 .22..2;.2.22:
m. . VII-ave t . booth it £1»?
NOTICE.
”The Mtg-Mathew W10. t
SlTllllllll. relish.
“Thy
mu DELIVERY.
i
‘ cl. WADIIAII. Proprlatar People's Harlot.
arm—0009:. soiiii'su.
GEO. A. HILLS’
People’s Theatre camp'ny
B particular request the companywlll re-
inaln one week more. presenting anentirely
new programme every night.
Alice Kemp.
The people's favorite. In a new character
every rilgh .
Geo. A. ll-Illl. j
The character comedian. will be onhaad as
usual. with an entire oornpany of iavorltea.
'l'O—NlGll'l'.
[All lllllll.
Admission. , 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Grand latince on Saturday. mlw
l2th Annual
MASQIJEMIJE BALL
0! 1n
lilillllll gunman
GERMANIA HALL.
Washington Street Bridge. So. Norwalk.
TUESDAY EVE’G. FEB. 2|
Tickets. 50 cents a Pence.
out
First Ill. E. Church,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Personal Beminiscences
0f the tale liar. '
BI 33". IAIVKY 3. 3581128.
WEDNESllll “HIRE. FEB. 22.
Old War Songs and Music by the Choir.
ADIISSION. 35 CE‘T-‘l.
Reserved coats can bocheck l at Plaistad
South Xurwalk. atal Hale‘s. glhrwalh. on a;
after l’burarl-y. February 16 na
SllUBDll EVE'UEBLZS
The Minstrel . ' .
. ' . Monopolist l
' 0mm Wilson
ROOIS on Water street; house on Taylor
on
And hh Iagiilflcerit
MlNSTREL
COMPANY
lurindlug
MAHYILOl's
J A l‘ASE‘lE 'I'ROU PB.
loaned at a fabulous salary.
The most brilllaixt troupe, of
“PdIESE “mm mm nurtures
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