oNorwallt.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
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lowed bl' rain.
f your liver In tor-
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Miss Alida Ball.
Miss Charlotte
Miss Annie Boned
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hlltllaslltss MS.
It loll Sleepless lights.
Frank (' rogory. Crau
Edward'llfi Combs."
Miss Joeie Geller.
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mother, Mrs. Sman
to Stamford.
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fair and warmer. followed inborn-telesal-
new. Tomorrow it promlsmto bepartlr
cloudy.vrith alight temperature channel-Jol-
WGKLD’S PAIR CONTEST.
lot the lust Popular School 'l'sachar II
the Town of Email.
cntinelfi
School Teacheri
la the Town of Norwalk to the ;
.;;World’s Fair.?
ll; COCPONSmayheseutbymail handed
in at the office of publication. or deposited
l in the letterbox at the entrance to Till l{
38m om. addresscd to "“‘orld‘sl [:1
Miss Addie Benton. mgr-t; River. .
Mrs. Cornelia Bennett. Concord
“m. :1 There will he service this evening in
The Rev.
Henry ll. Sherman. rector of St. Paul's
church. Bridgeport, will preach. To.
marrow morning there will be service at
Miss Anna Burr. Center .....
C. E. Bee last Norwalk. .
rtia.0r Over River
neord
franklin.
)lrsLJ. tiny. IanNorwalk
issMaryLLervrtc Over
ICWAYTON.
Ifr. and Mrs. Edward Avery,
Bridgeport, are vidting va.
A party of young people enjoyed a
straw-sleigh ride to New Canaan last
night. A party of married couples went
An apron and necktie sociable will be
benefit of the Methodist church.
Fred Post went out sleigh riding yes-
terday afternoon with E. Themes. The
horse stopped suddenly and Ir. Post
went out on hi head, but wunninjured.
Rev. 0.0. CalleuisilL There wasno
preaching in thecburch 80nday "suing.
ad III.-
"norm
-—willbotestedstl£:06to-morruw.
W
.£uua 17 ”3}.
’Mfim up,
llaw 11d.
lat D-Jl
restaurant. Own all night;
woman with B. Krieger.
Wu—
he returned to To: Sam l
rum. otlioe on or before
the above dato.
—' new to be counted. must
5
walk Hardware company's store.
ington street.
i
i
1
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houseand lot.
general iron work.
Trinity church at 7:30 o'clock.
9 :50 o‘clock.
oéuuigaug
n
.I
.-
éigwfiafiug
speeches.
suaigesiasigdaz
of
Avery’s
Avery.
was kept open about an hour.
gooducted byline
llily Ilrug Store W...
’ A. Grocery a: 00..
mm (If.
at the parsonage.
served.
and Shears“
no”
ans-Inca. It;
mm“
onahln
The frame for Bancey B. Pooley’s new
livery stable was raised today.
The ladies‘ Aid Society of the lfetbo-
dlst church will hold asoclable tonight
Refreshments will be
Thourasl-‘owell,ayoung man employ-
distance before “meow waaosughtby
emulator-mum.
finite-title's.
eornwwmaulauglsandtbelultlsls
thsbostswelafosud thseompsuyatlihsadtugaidsaad
sum. Thealmofrllreetthsyounpwmsmbu.
JAWBOLDIN, ldltnrandm. What Itel’oeplasl Caron: arobslag
Boxlll.stthecoucordstrestsehooi.
maturing mummies
m.- but Ellen Iowan-m is db
charging a cargo of Elemental-bitumi-
nouscoalatRaymoudBmtbsrs’dock.
Thensmeof Colonel William B. Stev-
enson has beenmmtlonodasthellemo-
craticnomlneeformsyorof Bridgeport.
~Resanuabla prion at Lane's depot
Daniel Townsend had a paralytic stroke
yesterday. and is in a very critical con-
dition at his home on Elm Grove Place.
Miss Young. formerly in the mlllincry
department of Steam Brothers',NowYork
State. has accepted a position use”
The bestquality of table knives and
forks, pocket knives, razors. scimora and
shears can be found at the South Nor-
——Eoster novelties at Landfill Wash-
A pool match for pointa between Mas
Miller, of Snugatuck, and an unknown
of South Norwalk, will be played to
of Bridgeport.
Thursday night. going from here on the
7:23 train. A supper will be served.
‘l
:1.
0 ougon ii night at w. Willisrua‘. in Saugatuck,
“E3 .0"... , nucoIn Council, 9. U. A. M.. will
2 losr POPULAR ‘gi vuut Uncua Council.
John Cullen bassold to William lic-
Ifullcn two building lots on the south—
east comer of Stuart avenue and theB
Connecticut turnpike. adjoining Cullen‘s
—-(leorge T. Carr has removed his en-
tire business to the old stand. 128 Water
a) atreet,where bewill be pleased to see
all who want the beat hlackarnithing and
D. P. Harrell. Edward Barrett. George
D. Keeler. A. Blanchard rind (‘. Swan:
took the oath of justices of the peace in
the office of City Attorney Light yester-
day nftemoon. it is understood that
Hr. Barrett will be the trial justice.
At the monthly meeting of tho (lev-
rnsnia Smogerbund. last night. the room
here voted to hold the thirteenth anni-
versaryoftbeir organization on Satur-
day night. March 18. Heine's orchestra
will furnish music and there will be
—Pure coffee with purecream.5c.
cup.depotreahuraut. Openallnlght.
Bridge tender Jouesupeued the draw
yesterday afternoon to allow Captain W.
H. Verity's tug Addie V. to tow a
schooner uptown. On account of ice
ohstrnctingtherunninggesr. it wasim.
possible to close the bridge. and Ir.
Jonesanrlhisassistants had to procure
aresandchop the Ice away. The bridge
The funeral of Albert ll W was
largely attended yuterday afternoon
from his late home on West avenue.
Rev. G. ll. Board. Mr. 1).. parlor of the
Congregational church. oflciating, The
singing wasbysquartotte composed of
Ira. N. E. Campbell. lfiss Homes
Bensdict,W.J. Leland audD.E.Dis
brow. l-‘ive member-of lfyrtha Lodge.
acbarter memberoftheformerlodgo.
havingjoineditla redo-naming
only living charter member. [lower
the
a mentocsrrylsnternsandbells.
FranliournofICro- street. is in
TheraLl'hrrl-has-lledfmmlfors
folklorWIhtI-ro‘mt. 1‘
f 1 l Barnacle-tar Knapp of the Nur-
llntlersIdgs.No. Il.l.0.0.!..will '
I H mm” llt. momma-Immune
my...“ . sous .. luau-arm mm"-
;kmanbwg‘rbfldwx- loom from a visit with
t. W ‘3» g Niki drill - It
m... G- 39h H1 ‘ mm“ era: mud
visitsdrelativlla mm a ’ 'm'
M- "" ittoualllank.h“mresumtdhbdutles
" , sflerabrlefilluus.
’l'heboatWilllstuIneybathlssn
routs-Isthmus. Iaddeois at
South Norwalk with coal for John H.
Illa Fannibelle Curtis and flies 3. A.
Dunn. of New York city. will spend the
Ferris. monthofflsrcbattheformer’ahomeon
ConstableConleywaaaugaged yester- KM‘MM -—-———-—-
dayandto-day auctioningolf Ibo-took Jeremiah Bannister died at his home
of Inac Klrkbam. which was attacheds in Winnipauk last night. and ”VON!-
month ago. five years. The funeral will be held
——Huyler’s candy. fresh every day. at “H I wafternoon.
lane's. 51 Washington at
'l‘beKing’e‘ Daughters. of the Metho-
dist Spire-opal church. Norwslk. will
hold their annual meeting for the
'rleetion of otlicers. in the church par-
lors, on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o‘clock. ._...__._
Attorney Frost was engaged ina trial The Young People’s society of Chris-
of a contested accounting before the lien Endeavor of the First Congress
WW ill NOV Y0“- !BIWIJI “900 lions] church will tender a reception to
theeatateof Gilbert Carter, late of New myoung folks and adult members of
York city. __. the church. in the chapel. to-mor'row
United 3”“ llarrbal 3W came to night There will be music. games and
South Norwalk yesterday alliances and ”mum“
took Henry Ochs. who was arrested for lliss J. Pearl Gregory, of West
violating the liquor laws. to New Haven avenue. took a number of her young
on the 3.06 train. lady friends on a sleigh ride to Stamford
yesterday afternoon. A party of young
magmgflt‘gtagaly‘flk‘ib: f: ladies from the Nerwin street shirt foo.
evidenceagaiuat Gleason, in whose hall '0'" 'm “J” ‘ “flab "d9 to how
the LnneBrady fight took place on the (annals '0 ”Rh" __.- . -
night of February 23. The Noraslk and South Nora alk Elec-
tric Light company has adopted for the
Arrangements are W08 made ‘0 8"” benefit of those wbouse the incandescent
““1"" Brady. '1‘” Stamford Mn“ lightsasell- regulating socket which can
who was defeated by Harry bane. of hose “jagged“ IogiI-e any degree of
“W i“ the recent “3'“ at. Rye.s light required, and the lights can he
benefit on Monday evening. March :0. turned down at 'i“.
The wheel ofa rag prddler’swsguu col-
lapsed on the Wahington street bridge
yesterday afternoon. scattering the load
of junk all over the bridge.
The Hospital Corpsof the Fourlhregr The Entre Nous Banjo club met at
meut again attained the-maximum ilg» Seymour Corliss homeon Knight street
urea of merit last month. The Signal L.“ nighnand completed their organi-
Corps missed the maximum byme a "gm, The president is George E.
single slaeuoe during the month. which cum. 'WWM‘ W unnunn;
wasuhigbly creditablerecord for Lieu- secretary Seymour Curtis: treasurer.
tenant Owen Borneo and his men. Roy neatly, The club will meet next
““ Nonday night with “’illard Cornstarch.
on St. John avenue.
“ “M' '“N " ”m "'°"' "“ Tbecaseagrowing out of tbollghtou
W M a 1"” Belden avenue. Sunday before last. were
J'm"w Hyatt " more ”Elm“ continued before Justice Coolidge this
'0 “7' morning. The trial was in progress
A regular meeting of th» Alpha Wheel until noon. when the justice found Erl-
club will he held this evening ward Efrem guilty of assault and limd
him ‘3 and costs Andrew Crawford
The attending physician says that lira. “a William Reynolds were amm
A A- Martin. "F Riv" E5"?“- hasthe James Stebbe casewas continued until
scarlet (”"- l‘ridsy morning. Emu Paid,
NORWAIII NEWS.
Miss Faunetta M. luIse. of ('amp ”3‘.“ D Tinckler. of Cranberry
street “5 returned from ‘ two weeks Plains hails lively run after his trim
stay at llempstead, N. Y.
little Westport pony one day last week.
Mr. Tinckler blanketed the pony.but neg
lected to tie him. and as soon as his
owner turned away be bounded ofl down
the hill, David B. following at a high
rate of spud. but not gaining much.
0.5,, to the inabilit of Attorney Edson Brewer, who was in his sleigh,
gum”: to I“ . oopyyolthe WM stoppml the horse. which had become
new city charter in.” shape tobopre~ badly tangled up in the blanket. ilrs
up“ at the meeting of the hits!!!- neighbors claim that NLTinckler broke
“all“. it will 9'0““! be presented the running record over snow in his
and disco-ed at the next meeting. short sprint.
”‘_’ A sleighing party compuaed of a jolly
At the special meeting of St. Paul's crowd of Norwalk and 80th Norwalk
Church. held III! IllKMJhO resignation young people went to Stamford last
of Rev. 8.1'. Graham was accepted with night. They called on a Ilr. Soothwick.
"Kl“- Hev.lr.(lnham Willbegrestly and aflera collatioa spent the evening
Inland by the people of the parish. in dancing. It wasflo‘clock this morn-
Dnringhiastsy in Norwalk he has or» leg when they started for bome.arriving
ganisoda number of societies and done «South Norwalk about 4 o‘clock. Those
It is said that wben the cycling season
opens the Court of Burgeaseo will be
asked to pass by-law compelling wheel-
llcv. D. I. Elwood opened the meeting Minnie. Ella. Marnie and Ida Thornton
wood was elected chairman. 2.1me Webber. Florence Lyner. Elizabeth
son and (learnt). Lockwood acted as Lockwood. Will War-dwell. Styles
tellers. The rectur’a reaignstln . Lawrence. Alexander Aiken. Victor and
dentin I. The vet-stood tw wmt's‘sdleck. Prod Ambler. Harry...
twototwo. Thcclerk readrcsulutlompen penncttl‘redm Fred Braly and
ofatharactercompllraentary tolbstou- Waltcrdmuri‘. .
lor.andtheywaveunsfmorflysdaptsq “
Asylum leaded Ia warmers county.“
I Thoplsu toestabllshastale institution
3' ll; 0 '0' 3;;mw' mm”, in this county for theearoofoasnsofin-
ticketclerkat the Norwalk depot." cu ”Hum“, baasgainbrrn ill I.“
couddvrudoneoftbomuatbashhrlyonng ad to gmuglshtnre. Theprojectwas
menintown. What his feelings were ”a but thefail f
whenhefound himself in the predlea glam M‘s; enactm-
mtduaibdbythmmfidd PM mmhtanend to all moth“!-
esnbettsrbs imagined than described. “.mdm Err-mums.
in. nu. nfiwm'”... "a 0"“ '"ww' “ a” ”mum
II or modstlous foriheln.
m Thodslghranlntoadrlftmmflm
lsnhstblabmndwaaovarturnerl. The W “manque explanation
couple nulcatal Wm. butuot “mm “murmured to the
before the horse had run sway- ”0 amate- Tb' committee recommended
manure-rum mloostion of theasylum,sbouldltbs
filflhfl . lded
“TWV'5”P*°'°‘ “" °" W" WW“ ismwm "an”;
aoohstPlnnso’IBuokare. lion“ the mmtwoyeanlm
'- to recommend the location oftbo
WWII! Bridgeport. although
at that lists Waterbury and ltorwalk
was sail mating-melodiou-
Is. sonogram-s. (haunt ”WMWM““
Ian momma-mi. m- am I- ”armhol-
momma-mm whiahwsuoabslosssofrhsuustism:
amt. memhmmumhmummm
Ohisfof PolleaDel'ovsstbasmarlatho
A? Bargain While They Last.
:erman & SOn,
84 WASHINGTON 3TREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
much to improvesud enlarge the church. who went were limes Jennie Reynolds. ~
with prayer. after which E. K. lack- and friend. lillicent flougbton. Ilsttle ‘
nan. Imam It datum-nether: '“"
been,” “midterm path“. as will be usabyau
Ma's use rascal-a or a III-Idle.
Edward F. O'Connor. foreman of
Solmsns’ livery stable. drove out of the
upper stable shortly after noon to-day
behind a new bone which had never be.
fore been driven with blinders. The
animal didn't taka‘klndly to tbiasort of
abrldle,aurlresrod and plunged like a
Texasbronco._lle ran upon theeida-
walkjbstween thopost cities building
and a row ufrtrunka. than camperrd
down Railroad Place like a western
cyclone with "Eddie" banging like grim
deathto the reins. As he guided the
unruly steed Into the open doorway of
the lower stable. the sleigh was over-
Wnllnding him his pile of snow. "
Be still clung tonaciously to the lines
andwas dragged some distance before
he came to the conclusion that. the
horsehad the best of the tassel. lllr.
O'Connor was uninjured, but the front of
the sleigh looked as if it bud been
through a toil‘end collision.
a..." ~~.-.. _. .s.,e_.n__.._
Twenty-seven Lives Lost.
Pants, March 7.——I\dviees from Madagas-
fir bring news of the wreck of the French
dispatch bout Lnbonrdonnais near the
French island of St. Marie. Twenty-seven
of the crew were lost.
a uIIIe (ilrl Horned to Death.
KANE“ Crrr. March 'I'.—»'l‘he ”
I James K. Mills. was destroyed by fire,
earned by the explosion of n gasoline stove.
The little tyeaoold daughter of Mr. Miller
was fatally injured.
A I‘lrwhug llelrl For Trial.
tau. RIVER, Mum. March 7.——“'asblngv
ton Barney, charged with ettemptiugtn
burn the Central House. and suspected of
starting a number of fires, was held in
RAM for trial.
‘l’o Arbitrata In labor ‘I' “ ,
Bums. March T.~'l‘he lower house of
the Pmsian diet agreed to the creation of
Ire courts to arbitrate upon ditlerencesbr.L
tweet? miners and mine owners.
lack-y and Blppay Improve.
San Fosscrsco, March 7,—John W.
Nackay’s wound is almost healed Rip-
pey's condition continues to improve.
The strongest recommendation that
any article can have Is the endorsement
of the mothers of the town \Vhen the
mothers recommend it you may know
that that article has more than ordinary
merit. Here is what the Canterville.
South Dakota. Citizen says editorally of
an article sold in their town: “From
personal or rieuce we can say that
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has brok-
en up bad colds for our children.“ e or:-
acquainted with many mothers in (‘eu-
terville who would not be without it in
the house fora good many times Its cost.
and are recommending it every day.”
cent bottles. Forsnle by G. C. Slillson.
druggist.
If a New York millionoinv gives a dirt-
ner at 5th avenue and flthstmtxosting
{700. 00, which gives 19 poo le drpeps
and these poo le spend “.56.
tors' bills an tinnll have to pay m‘5. 00
ouch for (‘octus llluor (‘ure to cure them
what would be the saving per coprta if
the dinner should not be given. there
being H7 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Piaisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about C Ictm Blood Cure
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Plte her's Castorla.
WheuBabywaaatck,wegaveher(Uorh.
Whenabowasst‘hllrkshocrialfrwlhatorla
Whenabelmcarmflinaheehmgmfiatorig
WhenahehadChildremsl-egarethemmorla.
Chl' Iron Cry for
Pltchcr’s Castorla.
O‘NOTECE‘I'” ‘4
, ‘ Blotter
haveobtsinsdtlbs
. gains they amallfreah. ncwgoodr.
Our reputation will insure that.
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
LEADING GROCER, .‘
rule in new part of the city at watchable ,
prices and on our terms. nu‘hl tr TUESDNY EVE G M
.. ,
haw-Io chemo.
Remember,whon we odor barv
Catch on to the life lines we are
CHARLES “ E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
0h 2 the weeping. wailing. meaning of the butchers night and morning.
As they sympathise together in their intervals of groaning.
Our sales so small. our stock so rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty.
And all because we wereso trusty. Ah. me!
This thing would ne‘er have come upon us.
If Hayes had only sold goods cheaper. ' '
But now. ales. Dear Hayes has yielded.
Our sorrows grow. our despair is deeper.
Ochhonel Ochbonel Ochhonel ,
W stock. m Goods and lowest Prices quality cqalderedpla towi.
E. J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor
PEflPlE' 8 MARKET. FREE llEllVElll. PEOPLE’S IIIKET.
13 North Main st... 80. Norwalk 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Ah. mel
Telephone call,52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephonecafl 5.7.3
Taylor & Golden. l garments.
Real Estate andlnsurance,l '
WASHINGTON STREET.
’ortnr Hollis. rurirrur.
3- '. ADA! agor-
Porsons lookin foralot or house and lot. ‘ S. I“ '
with the view 0 purvhasin .nro invited to
call and examine our list. “we have them for ONE NIGHT ONL .
Appearance of the Jolly Fun
Howonh’s Big Show
ONA
TRIP T0 IRELANB
Combined with the famous Hibernica and
Dublin Dan Novelty and Specialty Co.
Positively the best attraction of this kind
traveling.
ld—SPECIAL'I'Y ARTISTS—II
BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Look out for the Grand Street Parade daily
wanton"!
\WOMAN desires washing and lroniu.
1 Willgo out by do) or do it III her home.
“and launrlress and can come well recom-
mended. Addresslf. 31.. thlootl'icc. unlit
'I‘O rent from April 1 house or part of house
in 31mm Nor“ all:' by a family of adults.
Address.glving particulurs ".1) 8.. " Sentinel
offlre. mill!
\Y Ol'XG MAX about fifteen j wire old to
1 learn the printing business. Most haven
good common school erlrustion and come well
recommended Apply at this office.
:lTUA’l'lON by a Swedish girl. to do gen-
n. oral housework' In usmoll furnily. South
Nuruslk pre'erred. Address situationdlen-
linclofllre.
.________ _____ at noon.
\ooonsrznn room IIII storage of furni- N“ “mi‘lllgffg‘vgfl‘lffbllflg.Double-lire.
lure. Addnss' Stomgew“ Sentinelot‘llce.
Int 3:
This ( 'Omerl) illustrates the comic side of a
tour through Inland and will beintersperccd
with “Hive hillt‘ a by new member of the
company
PRICES. - 25. 35 and 50 CENTS.
Reserved seats on sale at Mitchell‘s.
John Howortb. sole proprietor.
T0 III-IT.
] 0183303.“ “‘nshington street. spar-inns
grounds and considerable fruit; but few
minutes walk from depot. Applv in Dudley
P. Ely. First National l.ank South Sorwnik.
ru'I' lw
rnl
MUSIC "All. Silll'lll llllllWllK.
“2 ll. KSAPP. Manager.
WednesdayE—vi. March 8
Something New and Freeb.
THE
lliamond Breaker
“1' SCOTT MARBLE.
The greatest melodramatic production of the
«own ronrsiningaa'rong plot easily follow—
ed. “urn-WEI) drarnatir situations ingeninrrslmy
r: Inr'cll'ml “comedy element that In mi
and I xtremely funny. and mechanical r eels
that are the most startling and sensational of
anything r Ier before attuupmi.
An Exceptionally Strong basil
Composed of Artists of Reputation: ml
hi .{h standing.
leil. AL PRICES.
Smir- nn sale at l’lsisred's and Hale's.
HELD iltll SE. A I.e.-ir:lslv located
sh home. with all rnodvrn im-
mutual» House Iontains eleIen rooms.
nt reasonab‘e. Apply @Tay luv I5: Holden.
agents. m. 3:
("hug-21%|: haadtwo store rooms to l‘gt
rren epot pm fly on t e
south. Rent Hand 5t per mutt In. lvr
I‘ARMk at Wot Norwalk. farm at Bust \‘or—
k. bruise on Monroe street. house on
laylor avenue. rooms on Water street. part
house El' avenue. paelureforsummermvnths.
Raymon Brothers.
\PAR'I'MEVTS of live moms Applym at No.
6 Elizabeth at. South Vomalk tilt
“Guarani-mental moms ear-b. No. it Ann
olrtrf. South Norwulk. Apply to J. l‘.
i.‘ rows. , rm If
we lw
‘ Ni. house a: Day street. in lint—“Ala;
order. all rooms. rent ‘lt. Andy-Vin
Johnll. Knapp. 1B West street South or.
walk. .4"
FROM April I, store 15 North Main street.
now occupied asn barber shop by John
timber Apply tol’.
House stable.
A. Strlllelll. “Ilhslrk
mi in
Ol BLE Ihouse All Woodward on rule; r: nt 1116
ear: linrilIurt house «In the
“West. orwalk road; rent so FIIe rooms on
rivet floor. corner 80th .‘llnin street and Hon-
(rm‘l Place; rent “5. April) home illnkllll‘l.
" Hanford Plan; rent ”I. Apply toil.
.____ . .Ae “1‘1
1 water and sewer Conner lion. Apply to
ti. Haulc -.nheck .dUrehard street. \‘orwalk
Pl. lass M7 no my. desirable mini];
South )urwnlk. to one or too gentlemen.
_ _ :m
bulldln family limited lothrro penguin;
halls brain and lig hrs-«l. ltent £3 and I9
\N'mulwnnl.
EblRABLL—W moms. first or wood floor.
.. ., f.” 1!
A‘\ front room No. 59 South Main street.
i‘OI Known apartments hnnrtz Ar Corbett
inquire Old We ll (' lgar (‘ o . Kl Was ingtonI at.
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
llPElll HDIISE. Nllllllllll.
Friday Eve, March III
A Descrlptive lecture by
RHUDY McBINNIS
of his Trip to
I oils! of seven moms on (‘erlar street.
Rent. 9:». Apply In F. iii-ye». [Ellf'lh
r
w" . Bleveland
Tilln Chirhoster plate. at Marshal street.
and I .
naugurarron.
about one acre of round.
Admission. 25c.
abundance or fruit trees. on. Rent 'Il per
Gallery "serve-ll for Ladies. 'md If
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