sr-fi New
scorn noswrnn.
00d THE EVENING SENTIIIEL
‘ltrohardsond: Iorgau’a foundry will
@mmm on full time next Tue»
Irv-
llalateroAl-uaaratm __......_.... '
MIWM‘WM mm TheAnnisIoWiiiia‘mslsdbeharging
strut area at 91! coal at Wilson Point for Raymond
W Brothers.
Adanghtarwasbornthis morning»
Inandlrawmiam Schanh, of Bali
roadPlaoo.
Dr.A.N.Clarketuportaasmesignof
swing—aw“ rollinwhieh hesaw
ymtsrday morning on tbeWiIson Point
road. ~
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association will hold a supper tonight in
lawl’orh mwmhwm
hawuthertmdaypromhmtobafrumfua
Ioparuycloudrand-ilrhflr war-Ivar. rollov-
edbydudineqandpodblyratnoranowby
night. Morrowltpromla-tobegensrally
eiondy.wiinsligbt ternparatura changes. pro-
aadedbyrainrwaaow.
= norm urn coarser.
tor the last Popular lchaal Taaehar la
the Iowa al lorwalk.
m 5355‘: their hall on the Washington atrs'et
F '5. a. ll 2 W8. -————— u
. 7' 2 p. E —Bestquality. lowest prices. Also
_= g g g g lightlunch. lanouxwminmmr.
. o __
~ 9};ng EdwardA.Raymond,proIa-rstor’ ofa
E 5 €- 2 7 Washington' attest restaurant.haapatant~
€35. edafastenertoattaeh clothes lineato
‘ . . , buildings.
: ileum Olive Branch Lodge, No. In. Knights
of Pytbisa. will confer the lith
seconddcgreeto-morrow night on two
candidates. ,
Omen mm. the vocal-r ms"
_ draierofthe firmofG, 8. mebridge&
00., was elected a member of' Putnam
Hose company. Holiday evening.
The '1 venerable Daniel Town-nil. of
Elm Grove street. had a second stroke of
purely“ yesterday,» and now lies at the
point of death. Ir. 'nrwnend b seventy-
sir years of age.
Wallace Crofut and William Adams
had a listic encounter last night in a
Ialoou on Railroad Place. They were
bounced by the bartender and continued
the battle on the sidewalk until both
were tired out.
Sentmel
O
O
.1:
0
ill
ladle Town of liorwalk to the
World’s Fair. Q
I COUPONS maybese‘nt by mail handed
'. in at theoflce of publication.I rdepoeited' l
n the letter box at the entrance to TB: I;
“'11le office. addressed to "“"orld's ll
—-l’urc notice with pure cream, 50. a
cap, depot restaurant. Opsnallnight.
Henry Ochs. arrested in South Nor-
walk Monday, for selling liquor without
a United States tax. was heid by United
States Commiasioner Wfight under
bonds of $500, in default of whichhe
went to jail.
The Young People's Society of Chris
lira Bertha Alien. Over Blur
Miss Mary Allen. Over Birer
Miss Aida) Bali. ila.
Mien Addie Benton. Over ltirer.
Mrs. ( ornella fignmtt Concord.
Miss CharlotteB .Cnncord.
Brooks
’
-fl«33:=-§.§3§ n
Iaraiuen meeting and social neat Tue;-
day evening at the home of Ilsa Livia
l. Teller. $5 l-‘airv'raw avenue.
h
3
- The backers of Danny Russell, who
fought a draw with Frank loom. of Bir-
mingham. propou to challenge
Grimn, of Braintrce. Maugbut Ito-ell
desires to meet Moore again. One “tona-
and dollars forfeit has been raised for a
fishi- .
Company C. of Stamford, has imrred a
challengeforatugofwarmatch with a
tram from any other company in the
Fourth regiment, the pull to take place
April”. Thaprius will he gold and
silver medals. and the weight of each
team must not earned lilo pounds.
—-Bmtsrnoveltim athna'agi Wash-
ington street.
Williamfifimallhoramilrowestreat.
basin hhpnaion a'knife which was
owned by his grandfather. Stephen
Hyatt. ltisauppoaed to be about Ill
year'sohl. as Ir. llyatt had it on bb
person when the Britbh burned Nor
walklnim. ”m“
Theliddlsaex Banking company will
bringlibelauita W the Bridgeport
UMWMMWMW
mhmwinflmating thatthe
We am riots the hill whhir
IlIsJohnCarr. ‘whohasbenltlattha worn-mm d-k a
homsolhsrrister. In. Willis-m. fawdayaliar-ar
inflorwalkhasreoovatddndrldrrnad were mistoightfore
M" m "m“ vbattallondrillhydompoaimllland
mnnwmuwmmwwumnflmm
foranswhsasewbhsbaiitbylramm“ WWW
Amhyuwmmmmflflhmthimtb
place. ltwilleoataintwstnmm workofthamsn. itlssnpsetadthat
alltbaofllearaoftbsl'ourth regiment
Egg-iaia’
—
D
r
.—
”algaisiifigfi
("Ill I'll IIYIB.
lnwa all nos-Io at ra- Day I- test
nor-an.
Nb mic IeVanx. 0! New York. 5
the guestof “Lillianli‘. Jone-JIM
avenue.
In Jeremiah“ Slam. of Second ave-
nue. is recovering from an attack of
bronchial pneumonia.
ThsEpworthleagneof tlulastAve—
ntre lethodllt 3W church will
II'IrartFr'iIIayalghtwithli-iladlsitan-
«thunk-sidearm“
mommmmnwmmhu
on. Wormwood:
Ilium. haaopmsd’asalestahleinllrldga- will most
Rad lien will beinstitntedinxorwalk
ahontthemlddlsoprrll. ltlsaaooial.
banoveleutandfratanaluociation.
werebefore Justloslfeadyesterday
aftermdiargedwlthdrnnkenne-
andauult. Eachwasllnedlland
coats.
Jeremiah Bannisterwillheheldfrom the‘,
residence of his condo-law. Robert Holt,
at Winnipauk. Thursday afternoon at 2
o’clock.
Park. will leave town for ntrlp thnoIIgh
Simona will spend next week with
friends in lierideu.
again been heard from. They are visit-
aas.wbere theywill remainforasbort
den washeldprivately from bilateral-
dence on East avenue, yesterday after-
Idfiauahvflah-hrarsernwr
glow saws“
4
mud,”
Tl” 1"” Mil; of thokdl. of
“I.
a’ in. at: in. immune:
Daniel Gantley and. _l!snry Deagon
Funeral services over the remains of
On Saturday W. N. Simona. of Union
western Pennsylvania and Ohio. lire
Allie Bates and Jams Pater, the Nor-
walk boys who recently went west. have
ing young Foater'a uncle in But. Kan-
time.
The funeral of the late FraderiekBt-l-
noouat 2o‘.olock Rev. T. KNoble olll
dating. The burial was inthe family
plotin Union cemetery.
James W. Hyatt is about the more to-
day. A celebrated New York specialist
mode a diagnosis of his case yesterday
afternoon and arrived at the some you-
clusioo an the attending physicisn—Iher
the trouble is Bright's disease.
Whether it is the advent of spring I r
of the Democratic party we are not prI ~
pared to any. but aim the fourth of
Llnrch there has been a very noticeable
increase in the membership of the Sons
of Rent at the borough end of lawn.
W. N. Simone. of Norwaik. one of the
grand om of the United Order of the-
Golden 0mm, visited Guiding Star Cour
mandery at Boom last night. to
perfect arraagements for the rusting of
the grand commandery on larch 22.
The wioaomeactrrss. Uilie Akentrom.
will appear at the Norwalk Opera lions.-
three nigbts. commencing Thursday.
March %. with a special matinee Satur-
day afternoon. presenting her new play.
“flies Kora.“ She comes under the
management of I. ll. lloyt. of South
Norwnlk.
Howorth's Hibernia company appear-
ed beforea good audience at the Nor-
walkOpenHoue last night and gave
an excellent performance. The members
of the company portray amusing incl.
dents in a tour through Ireland. The
scenery iadesnriptiveoftbeconntryand
very interestiagand Motive.
Arrangements are being made to
bias Thun- P~ Hurt-r. them...-
aaoa orator. to Ilanbnry aaaoonmba
Iaisheahisiahors in Hartford. In one
vuklmrhrmrdtmo III-deeds:-
usinflutfmdflswmeqaallyaacoeaa—
fill in New Haven and laridea. lt
wouldbeinordsrtoanunttbevisitof
llurpbytoNorwalk.W
—Twenty firspaoelrt. on on prayer
booksat Pinned-MM.
(hand lasterCirarlesB.Ware,of the
ConnecticutOrandlndgeofO-Idl‘ellowa
lrasbardtbaregalar proclamation. or-
< ,m II M-
amfluum'mm ”mm
mrwmcm
Rastsr.
Keilogg.diedatbsrhome.8 Belden
Hromarlythb moraine. used eishtr-
elght years.
dies Hive rmtanlant on Water street.
Norwalk. is dying of comumption at
Ocala, Florida.
W
’e‘rman & Son,
STREET. sourn NORWALK. cow’s.
Wmthoyareailfresh, mgooda.
Ourreputstionwiilinsure that.
LEADING GROCER.
Remember when we odor bar'-
_.Catolronv‘togthelifelines wenre _
throwing out. Our goodearesold 03...:_/m~-¢. I“
. ‘ l :14...—
on eloaefiguree,» you need not ,3, ,
pinch your appetite to save. your 2f ’
pocketbook. Mm; ‘at'siflfi...
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON 81'.
O
lraJamuBaddwr. whoharbeen
ilsrryCampaueorsdaHarry Brnlthss
26m Encampment. l. 0.0. it.
.i. “‘5‘ 'Ni—uflm—vflh—I . T-
“0“»anme
”gm It won decided It?
liary Ann Kellogg. rellct of James a.
w.r.mrormalrmr|flor°hm
The eompanres' composing the Nor-
walk the department held their monthly
meetinp last night. Only routine
business was tramted.
EngineerWoodhaa completedalarge
mapof the borough’s storage reservoir
attire Group farm. It will be framed
and placed in the Water Commissionera’
oriice.
Joseph L Ila-on diedat h'nrhome, 2|
Step Rock road. early this morning. aged
thirty—three years. Undertaker Ray-
mood will take the remains to Philadel-
phia tomorrow morning. where they
will be buried. _.
Arr infantson of Wallace Sherwood.
ofhstavenue. gotboldof a hottleof
pmmonia yesterday and washed hi face
with the curricula. The skin was taken
oil-and his sight war alleeted by getting
the liquid in his eyes.
llr. and lira. Gouge E. Allen. of
Chestnut street. will go to Brooklyn this
afternoon to attend the funeral of the
lntter‘s cousin. Mrs. Jennie Baker. of 1:36
Hart street. The dcceamd leaves a lum-
band and live small children.
County Commissioner Johnson W15
explaining to Commissioner Rowland
the work of the odice yesterday. The
new board will begin itsdutiesrmmedi-
ately. Hr. Johmon leaves the oflice
with a splendid record. It is understood
that Commissioner Page will resign so
that Inlead can take his place and
business he resumed—Bridimm" Union.
- Acting Governor Carly is in squan-
dary. says the Hartford Post. Helios
legal advice of many kinds. Some Isa--
ypra think the Republican point that. he
has no power to preside over the Senate
in theabscnce Broom Innis tobe
well taken. It Is understood that he and
John 8 Seymour. of Norwalk, harem-
Iained Judge ilenry Stoddard to defend
them. ." M- __._.-
—Onod looking newaboya wanted to
sell Tun 3mm sun-mu. ‘
Chief of Police Dean was notified th'm
morning that an oiutreperous aervdnt
girl has assumed to be monarch of Illa.
James Correll's house on Isa-ca atrvet.
Ollicer Howard. who was sent for to in-
quire into the trouble. found the domes-
tic aiming‘a cnpat her mistreas' head.
Heatonceeyaeted h. from the house
and tits. Candi set her baggage oat-ids.
’l’bedoorawere then looked to prevent
her return. The client escorted the ser-
rantaway fromthe premises and then
released harnndar a threat of anmt ling).
she madeany more trouble.
Tire sidewalks in some part of them
boroughareinaststethat mats-alk-
ing dangerous. Soursof thefootpatha
have never been scraped by a snow
abovelsincethsaeason openad.andit Is
asth aaone’s lIfalsworth to climb
orertheblllsofloeandsmw. lrlstirae
thatsnehdslinquentarhouldhemadeto
dwiagtheohsrrranoaofthsourellow-
the ”class of dilution ofthacoh
mManrrru‘rm.
OrutoaJpr-Ilu
.w.....m. x.
TheAlpbanresleInbhslditanrpnth-
Iy meeting last Mt. After routine
Mne- lIad bean Iran-uni. .lnlss
Hornang ram-Milled“ withalargs
lib frIsad, m Arnhem, ot
llawYorhstty.wbrpaatrasay pleas
anrtoarsattlaelehroaarlartrarnrnsr.
“W“mhhalhm
table.
m
“hm of Mill firewall.
I“ “m and
noun.harbssa-natlilrdhyuaepmoo
Imammawrum
Iknow that therelaan ordlrnnea which
.thoobat‘lllol the walhaltqr
new storm. AM,“ the bor-
W for injuries re-
falliag on an Icy tidswaih.
is,”
, with:
[W Chi lilbhell'a once. where
the a-snore' boot: have been placed
(“inspectionwattlrsrtwueof no little
escitenrent thhrnornlngmaassd by the
tielriogand ens-lag ofdirgrantlnl las-
heeaasa their lists have been
raised to the full Ionbisvslue,aepra
aorthylaw. ,Onsof enrlegalllghts
his. “fr is “warmer-guru:
hick.” Aluflhblschnrehdaacontall
tilt It s darn mama.” salvo-snubs
lads-Ia ya who pay tales on lama
Mare-somatic“-
tndasooarss of tiers was more! by
Chlrfofl’blieallu. “Emu
warm ”missiles Ind.
lardbinflaalsrshfor
"M” ATERRIBLI_____TALE. W
mwwmmmunhlt“
[Idiotic-leached?
Beveralnantlemsnslttlngtonstherinths
looking oompartrnsntof a Pulimancar
fulltorelatingtheirexperlcnoesiarallnuea‘rlr
accidents. Four orfiu adventurssof the
-aorthadbesnrelatsd.wbenauEngllabmau
inthapartydeclaredthatallthesealoriea
WMMIM II Film!
‘ ”“10! film Ilium
‘Fiveysaraagofithe Englishman said.
“i took than UM namonamoming
frntrlntoItogotoatownaboutfllmilm
diuant. It was a local branch road. As
youarenodonbtawnre. the English loco
motives are not furnished with cantat-
ablauhsfor engineer and fireman—eras
we call them. the driver and the woken—as
yoursars. Those two persons are practi-
ully out of doors
“Oar train had gone on without incident
for aornemilea. when l. who waain one of
the foremost carriagcsfbeard loud voices.
apparently of persons innvioleutquarrel
somewhere in front of me. i put my head
oirt of thecru'ringe window and saw that
the engine driver and stokcr were engaged
In a light. on the engine.
“Their angry words become fewer and
ferru- aa their blown rained thicker and
thicker upon each other. Finally they
clutched in adcsperatestruggie. The driv-
ar ‘tobe u_‘innn ,to
force the sinker of! the engine.
“I shouted to the guard. but be war out
ofbearing in the after part. of the train.
Nearerand nearer the two desperate men
camatothestepofthe engine. Thedrlver
gave his antagonist a desperate push. The
ntokeraaw that he was gone. but clung to
the driver. A last terrible struggltnmi
over both went to the ground.
“This left theenginscntirely unattended
Evidently the steam had been left fully
turnedon. forthatrnin began to rushfor.
ward at at increasing rate of speed. On
abounanun
9"”th
no. mounting-la until after .
andonwewartatapaeswhichbmme office.
.9.
Oh I the weeping. wailing. moaning of the butchers night and morning.
As they lympatbino together" In their intervals of groaning.
Our sales so small, our stock ao rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty.
And all because we were so truly, Ab, me!
This thing would ne'er have come upon us.
If Bayes had only sold goods cheaper,
But now, alas, Dear Hayes has yielded.
Ourrrorruwsgrow. our despair iadeeper.
hadOcIr bone! Ooh hone! Och hone! "
“large“ Block. Finest Goods and Lowest Prices, quallty coasldered. In town.
Eu! .WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEIIPIE'II Illitt‘ri FIIEE IIELIIII’I'tI. ._ pIIEIIrtE's IIIIIIIEI‘
18 North Main at., 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall st.. Norwalk
Telephone call 523. | Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone call, 5 7- 3.
Ah. me!
Tumor a: Golden.
HealEsIaIeandlnsurance.
wasnrxo‘roa nun.
Persons Ion'ki foralot or house and lot.
with the viewo rc'bnsln '.are Invited tr:
call and examine our Imint. \ e have them for
rule in every panof the city at rummrblc
prices and on my terms. my» if
’ winter.
‘ ,7AdXTBl) Dressmaking by experienced
er. Engagementeby thedny. Hi
and finish perform Arts by French buxom.
Beat references given. 1‘ 11:15.8le a do).
Mn. Martinez. l. 50th M :1 street. in" In-
llll
on IIIII, snuIII IIIIIIIIIII,
w. III KIAPP. manager.
Wednesday Eve., March 8
Something New and Fresh.
THE
Diamond ‘. Breaker
BY SCOT! MARBLE.
CORDS moaned hard wood It noted WIn
once Johnli. Perrier. mitt
EFORE Int let. nsmoil lions-9.0! part of
boost-mentally lfrtitlfll. Ioniaining about
-ix rooms with modern imprmemenls Anlv
dnssE. 8. Q.. Seniineiofllce. 1:
WOMA‘r no}... probing and ironing.
\\ ill go out by do) or do it at her home.
hood laundrroo and (on come well recom-
mended. Address )I.1I..this omce. In? .it
O rent from 'April 1 home or part of house
in south Vurw: tilt in a family of adults.
\Iidress. giving par'iculara‘ 'II. B. " Senysel
In
The greatest melodramatic production of the
season. containing a afroug plot easily follow-
ed. Intense!) dxmntic situations ingenlonsly
conceirwed n no ed) element that In or mi
and extremely funny. and mechanicale eels
that are the most startling and sensational of
anything or er before attempted.
In Exceptionally Strong first!
Composed of Artists of Reputation um]
am. standing.
4
terrible. Noouacould get tothe'
tire.and aooneknewhowto handle it if
he could have got there.
“We whisaed past a atation where we
should havestnpped and caught glimpses
of astonished fnoes looking at us. Past
another nation. post a third. past a (mirth.
on we whirled at era: a swifter speed.
“Then we all knew that the next station
was a terminus. When we reached that.
we should be buried agnimt a butler. and
the trainwould be wrecked What was to
he done!
“Smiling was done. We plunged on and
on. The terminus mine into view. It more
nearer nod nearer. seeming to bulge swiftly
Into greater size us we born down upon it
In a moment more"—
Tlradoor of the smoking compartment
opened. and the pom-r called out. "At
my!"
"Good day. gentiemcni" said the Bug
flabmamgetting up quickly "Sorry. but
this is my stationi"
lla dlaappawrrd. and the other: in the
Inching compartment never heard how the
fiery unis nun—Youths Companion
Boyhood'a Win.
l‘d like to ha a boy again without a was
twuarv. with freckles scattered on my face
and hay-cal in my hair. I'd like to rise at
lo'rkiekanddonbumlredchormandsaw h
thewoodand fewrlthe hogs and lock the it.
atablodoora; and hen! the hens and watch
the banal take the rnuII-s to drink. and
teach the turkeys how toawim so that they
wouldn't. sink; and milk about a hundred
eownand bring the wood inborn and stand
out in the sun all tiny and churn and churn
and churn; and wear my bmther'scaat of!
clothes and wrrik four milca to school and
zeta licking everyday for breaking aome
old rule. and then get. home again at night
Ind do the chum once more. ill‘tl milk the
cowaand feed the bugs and curry mules
plore. and then crawl wearily up plain to
seek my little bed and hear dad say: "Thar
worthlera boyi He isn't worth his bruuii‘
l'd like to he a boy again—s boy hue so
much fun. Ilia life is juot a round of mirth
“horn rise to act of burn. l gum there's
nothing pleas-titer than closing stable
dooraand herding Irena rind chasing bed
and doing evening choru—Warhingtm
News
llast York millionaire grreaadin-l
nerattthavenaeandfithatrret.
would bathe BiooIlCuhrztoonrew if
what ear or
g diam ahould not bepgven. then
s persona
lirgnlruat»l’IaisteIlsdrugstore“d where
you may have the prohiemsol vedand
“informatimalmnttnctusllloodCure
children cry for
Pltoher’aoaatoria.
children (try .5...
Fire bar's Onetoria.
I
When Roby wasrlch. we gave berm
Wires-ire wunthil-l. mental lori'm
“atrium-flies. sh- chm tat’nstorb.
VII-ark had (one... ringworm (turrets.
I
Q“ :ur
Gill Iran!
Pitt iv 2r’e (instant;
NOTICE.
the
its»
{Em
flu" Input-1w m
’ rag-unsure arr-ram sun-rum
US! At. PRICES.
\OI'SI: MA\ about fifteen ,enls old to Seaieon sale at Plnisted's and Hale's.
learn the printing business. Most haven
good common whool education and corn well
-HIISPITAL BENEFIT!
‘ To not.
us l-‘FRBIS has two slur.- moms to 1.2 ”PERI llllllSE, mmW‘lK
Fnday Eve. March Ill
0
J Opwllt‘ llar': rn drpvvt property on the
.\ Descriptive Let-lure by
mill. Rum El per umrth t‘ub
.
South \uri‘llk.
E house 23‘ Day nlflfi .n lint-class
of his Trip to
\'
() order. six rooms. rent Sit. flour» in
Elm Grove her-en r-mms. all In good r-;nier
I l
nauguraIIon.
waterin Nurt- \‘Ir. :ihnrlh llnin ~t. ply
in. szn ll. Knapp, n: it est >lrv51f. South hp”-
25c.
III-21f
wal m If
rIusIo IIIII. 8001'" “Will.
W. ll. KHAI’I‘. Manager.
‘
m6
Addrexe
m‘i lw
P‘ROM April i~t. the store and basement .\'o.
til “uhington street. mm (X npiedb
11S .lh Inahlson. Inquire at the office of the
Old W ell t‘ ignr (To It; \\ asbingtun M. In“ if
I (ll SB No. 3) W ashimmm street. Ewlllni
grounds and conslulcrnbh f run but few
minnth walk from depot. Apulr toilmlir)
P. Ely. Pint National iiauk South Xtil’WIlk
In? lw
b‘l‘fi‘lfiull). "Ol'fil'l: -.-\ dwimhlr Iv m ntml
furnished house. with all mmlrm Irn
mvernents. House contains clown rooms
or reasonable.
agents.
AIM at Wot Sorwalk. farm It! Eu! )0!
Ilk. on Monroe sin vt. house on
l‘aylur arenue. room-r on Wolrr a. ‘urni part
on»:- Ely arenoe.pa~tnre for aumun I lit ~uath-
out w
Apply to Toy lnl’ s: lilrlllr'n.
in. .ii
Admission,
Italiery reserved for Ladies.
flaw“ is. t fulfils eu'll. So. Ir Ann
street. South Somalia. Apply to J.{(.‘.
mt i
_ MINIII]”IIIIIII II
1380“ April I. More I5 horlh \lnin stunt.
now occupied neat-arbor drop by Julrn
Orr-Hirer. Apply to V. \..Scofielrl “ rrwlck
III-w arable. m3 lw
I)Ol.' BLE house s; Woodward avenue: not
each The linrlburt hotter rrn thr-
“est. 'n‘rwalk marl: rent 38 Fire room» on
first floor. corner South Iain street and Han-
furrl l’laI-e; rent 3L5. April]. hon-e II) rooms.
’ Hartford Place: not fit. Apply to “LA
Woodward. ill
The Comedy Sunnis
HOEY’S
Keep It liark
W. 'I'. BRYAX'I'.
mule RICHMOND.
LITTLE ALICE HANSON.
Wit. IT. CARROLL.
And Ir tirent cowl-him of Comedy Players
lit-illtAIiLE_ rooms tirnt or second floor.
nattr and rower mnnection Apply to
(I. llaulcnbr'ck. :lOrrharIl ntrtet. Nor-talk.
: 1‘ and .‘... desirable furnished
mum. No £9 50th Main street.
Daub Nurwalk. toomor two gentlemen?n I
lice the Hnlterfl Dance '
Hear the elephone Duet '
Whittle Alice llannon'
all the Latent Bongo
Everything New." Bright and Sparlliag
Reserved seats on sale at I'Ialrlnd‘a drug
store.
“ our House. return.
I. I'. ADAM Inn-fir
IIIIIIIIII EIE'EL, IIIII. I3
I’ll!
tailwartr. a: Corbett
"mi-Ki?” limited to three per-om:
flWur and fl.
innar- at.
Oil!!! of seven rooms on Cellar street
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