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all for thall' liberal patro
Very truly,
The undersigned, havin
to business conduc
Most respectfully,
, Tlllllll's CLOSE BILL
. A urns CHAIR POI A 8W3]!
. census.
law-Midmmtkalel-
mum-mammal“:
halal-Humbert!
Manson-unearths.
liloRiveracbool.
“La-unmanned» thefrontdocrcf burg-ghdm
hishomeonWeatstraetwitbularteaN. 5
.mwlthenotiesdamanataudinginthe
t iladowinfrontolthabasementdoor.
, Bodied out.“Andrew,isthat you,”
thinkihgthefallowmightpoan'blybegoovcrandgettbe‘
youcango
about place will hold mlik, if the
themanwhc '0'” tthe lie slightly bent. Home and put it back
1 found there
in the farm-
rcesivedareplyia the ailirmative, but
firinkingthat the voice did not sound
like Andrew’s, Ir. Raymond started
downthesteptoinvaatigate.
Jnltthentheman took to his heels.
with Ir. Raymond cknely after him.
Theyranacromthe yard. and the fel-
lowwas about to jump over the fence
what Hammond caught him. Quite
a struggle ensued. during which Mr.
' Bruithcameupandtooka hand in the
alliair.
:. Audcerwassent tcraudtbeluan
wasarreated. Thismorningbegavehis
“ nameIsWilfrcd D. Taylor.a brakelnau
mdwNow York. New Haven andHart-
tordrailrcad. He claimed tbathehad
been calling on a friend; that belied
helm drinking and started scrum Mr.
Raymond's yard as a siren cut tohis
bomeinEastNorwalk.
As the man hearse gnodreputation
andasllr.Baymondhadno prool that
hewasthereforanywrong purpose. be
diduotappearagailut him, and Taylor
methane.
again,oritwill belubed."
yardhere. therebein
where.
plaoeI
me very cordially.
day. In passing I would
and had a very
ed all night wi
was yvith the Dog
ously.
about three
——-——-—-——-———-—— the man in
A Blah; Ian-g llaetrielaa.
A portrait of A. E. Winchester. of
South Norwalk, appears in the current
a numberoftheWeekly Record, in con-
bk paper on "A Review of Edison's hen" '"w ’0‘" com
1 Lite.” recently read at the Chestnut
1" shuttectureroom. Accompanying the
" putt-it iathe following sketch of Ir.
WWs life:
museum-being not quite
composition.
y entered a an im-
Htcamr and has y attained Theatrical lattere in Whlch Play-Going
apcatttcn as an electrician 01 note. En- rum. wlll a. rat-nous.
Wily devotedtohls fession,
he beams identified with 3.? Edison
m u”lighting and electric r_ailway sys
DIDCP D
It was in this ca ty that he Ballet "
oftheelectrici
Engineered New York.
I. I. c. A. Final Katmai-meat.
The entertainment committee of the
Young Ian’s Christian Amociation are
planning to give the people of Norwalk
one more of their fine entertainments on
Wednesday, April 5th, in the Norwaik
Opanliouas. Theexceiientcouraegiven
lg thb committee during the past win
terwasnotsupported by the people of
Norwalkinsuchawayasto make it a
financial mace-l therefore the commit
teem obliged to make one more appeal
to the public through this rtoaing enter.
«lament. These entertainments given
bytbeY.l. C. A.ahould be supported
is a perfect marvel.
Bar .
page, in the
, ask for a centinuance of the some tam
lll’ “0M! Till STARS.
a Iebawl hall's Amudng Assent at
lee Trip to the Inca.
The following composition on "My
hip to the hon." w. writtsnby a
lourteen-year-old pupil ct thsBcuth Five
W with the monotoe a! this
world. with «3th
moandin anallogethernnen
. last. t. dition.tl1.:'caiaa:(;fwirlchwillwhefottttltm
About o'clock nigh Thom-l further .
' wmydtound
isible I “will":
, I IOIIIBIIIV I’Bl’. tor V
wummmwng abminem ,ngmmhmx,” three a.”
call. Askelingeredatthe door a mo- lwasatartledtoheara ghost-iikevoioe.
nying.“you have no further need {or
myservioes. Theatris such here that
where you will. You are
uowinthe lilkyWay.’llf;youarethirst{,
t
wasnoneedof tbepum
I thlnk I will“) call
and contract with him to lays
anpplky Earth vvithmga‘lilki Affirm
ran agoodsu y, tau e yoc-
curred to me that they had
tryaomewheres up there, called lists
80 I began to make inquiries. The first
stopped, was at the home of the
seven sisters. One of them was away
visiting. but the remaining six treated
They said they
had a friend, a Mr. Jupiter, who was
mutilated with the country of Mars
would be going that way the next
say that the six
sisters rmelnbled one auomer very much
lcasant home. I remain-
“113%“? 331“” "“2:
lag in com wl u tar start
for liars. 1"I’ll? only adventure we had
on Mr. Orion
who came out and attacked us very furi-
Arriving at liars very tired we
decided to stay all night there and in the
morning take the electric cars and visit
themaninthemoon. We wenttobed ’
early and were ready to start the next Method!“ church.
morning at 9:00 0' Clock.
and I awoke toiled myse fetill sitting in
a chair by the table, pencil in hand. try—
ing to thlnk of something to write for a
KATIE mus.
DRAIA'I'IC WINGS.
This play is entirely
andslr thebuildiug dlflereut irom either of the others the
tplan‘thricsntlzlkeataba company presents bars, and 1s so intekr-
W themtyofSou 0" "1 polatedwithsoogsau anmastoma e
. by "MMWMMM itarncst pleasing production.
_ matinee this afternoon “Miss Born" is
repeated, and tonight the company will
ll produce “That Smith Gal."
W Smith hacharacter tobe met with in
a-ernber of thelnstitute of Electrical many 0‘ our New England flu.“- A
bright, pretty, loreable girl, true and
pure as the sunbeams that kiss her
checks in theearly morning; but through
the machinations of a designing woman
she is made to feel all the pain a foolish
husband can inflict. in the end she is
triumphant, and likes]! good girls happy
cvermora. Miss Akerstrom's lady pat-
rons will be delighted with the costume
she wraniu theiastact oi this play. it public school, went to Stouington, last and lrewts streets. Rev. 1‘. It.
night to spend the Easter vacation.
' .’ m-
Inl‘bfimsdit {Vogmmgu A m? ngfiwggmgkhggglga {mg_ to. xhlbit their claims for settlement
Stamford orchestra furnished music.
A valuable brood mare, owned by mfiwvymv-m‘l‘, ”‘l’ 1’ m
John Pmiey. died Tuesday. lie valued «"th 13W ‘9'
The world famous Gilmore Band will
give one concert at the Norwaik Opera
House. Tuesday ailernootl. April 4. We
believe that the concert to be given here
will mark a newerain the history oithis
0L
“’9' soul and ass-auras...
. oflice.
handle is
.milk every-
{so to in Bedford Station, N. Y.
ring
a big coon
supper, 250.
Major- DARIBN.
whom
ition, dear,‘
by bit. Keck-r.
At the
Margery
amund it.
with the aid oi crutches.
WWWVMMWWM' anlzatioenhatourcitlm will hung)“
he continued (manner to n"- “I
talentaalectadfortheconoartneatwesk
kasbasntakenfrcmthoiavcriteaolthia
year‘s mm.and includes Hrs. Jennie
www.mmzaum Short,
ahcauautat. and tiles Drummd.banl‘>
ht. 'i‘leketsaranowonflk.*bkh 0“
haunt-nudiorarearrved asst check
aaaratlsr Saturday. April lit» UM
fiauoussaofthhaatartatamentdspsnda
. N a.) whether or not another
moimhantsrtaiamsnts will cm
hauvaatalmwalk.
“Noam—a...
lalltsnls”M"vaW Amt
m). T aadcaptlata;flmaitoaahtade,theiaat
‘M'M ”mm a" matraitootthrdlrtaudfllem'l‘lalh-
mthswati-knownandpopularbarw Cannon.
tone. Truly a remarkably entertain-
vaanthiuatcreiorur. lataaaot nag.
n. aye: Wku “The teamworth
w is prudent in New York asst
waitksbeaodtes ”will in I!"
“hula-37AM icv two
Wiley.
”Mutable m in north
lactlt.
"last in Medea.”
l!
i
as
beastontabedaud delighted at the un-
usual array oi notable talent. The pm-
have. with a ten-arkabie unanimity.
endowed the hand under the new dim:
tor. i). W. ttcovas. deciallning in em
phattetmns that the band is just the
sample spirit, ensemble. delivery and l’alatka. PW
powerasltwasnndarthe baton of the
Iansntedtiilmore. illsaiabor at love
thattkianoblahud and i. accomplish-
ed leader are engaged in perpetuatingtlte
mtman'hnam lockattheaalbtiag
artists: The Prince. liaignrouky,ths
Thalirookiyn'l’imsahstilktosay of
which corals to the
florwaikOpsraiioasaAprtit:
1}
its
in
damnation oi the stomach.
Ira. U. I". Clock is very ill.
untimlnhliato.
WWI.
math».
havapnrchaaadnawhorara.
1.
in...
i
I Wish to express my: ‘
past, and most re- ‘
1111011111332 313%.:ng ~
chased the Fire Insomniac and Real and marked them at
or
by George Lockwood, at No. 2 South
street, South Norwalk, 001111., would most res
continuance of the liberal patronage of the ublic.
Fire Insurance. Real Estate. Rants Collected. Houses to Rent
pectfully solicit
' IEIGHBUBHIIOD NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING 0N BOUND
AMUT NORWALI.
Lean-flak lapudaa la the lwwaytu- yawn-ad Monmouth.
M 0-00-11!" llrll'l M “d evening's witcrtatnmmt. Mallowing
Jana-ea Walling at Bartel—N- waathellbgramm .
Yesterday Harry BIT-ll. the assistant manic—Waits .........
MW placed a can of men P“
"0W1 luring the top fastened down.
When the can beeamethoronghiy heated ’
i‘ exploded, and the ink ilewinevery
“Won-00mins nearly everything in sons-“lama-damn....
“10 town.- Harry matured alltbe
balance of the day clearing’up the “.3030“, {Li‘mrnempdl .Rnhinstatn W
Mi“ 5. Ellen M”. and)“, in a” in- Song~“8nnahlne and Rain" ....... lilalaenthal ”W
"l“ Wm‘ °l “‘3 ”W- “ Wd' Piano Solo—Whouca" ............
ing the Easter vacation in 'I'hemaston. .
Professor Baldwin will spend the week Womb—“Hallows." (Carmen).
—The Epwortb 115ng of the Roway-
ton M. E. churcly will hold a New Eng-
land snpper, fair and entertainmenton church, preached I“ innovating sermon
Saturday. March 25. Entertainment to a Intro and appreciative audience in
begins at 7:30 o'clock. Admbion, 10c.;
Herbert 8. Pierce. of Rutland. Vt.,
spent Thursday with George W. Bryan.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Payne. formerly of
this place, is visiting Mrs. David Fallon
“8' Li" Stems returned yesterday of drink and the difllculty of treating a 3‘1“"“ktfiliiw’fi‘” “h“
afternoon from a visit to Bayport, L. 1.
Over three hundred pie attended W
the concert and Japanesepi'oedding in the example of adisaipated and uncles life :‘15‘ on.“ M' m“ .8
town hall. last night, given under the of a man who might have done so much '°
auspices of the Epworth League of the for the world with his immense wealth. nit! '
instrumental selec- Father Slocum believes in total abati-X
It took us tions were rendered by Miss Amice nencenstheonly wayto treat the ques-
htggs man 80! to Brady and Ilse MabelI-‘ergnlon. liiss tion. Gambling in all its petty and cor-
we found baking pan- cakeeon the “Grid-
iron " The first question i asked him.
was, Do the school children here have to
write compositions? "Oyes' he replied.
[shall go right back to Earth than. Just
aeolian with the second installment of "real heard some saying "You had
mew
Mamie Premey. of Stamford, gave scvo rupting forms was also dealt with, the ”Wyn." “my“? comm“
ernl recitation and the Ocarina quartette Speaker asserting that they were the in- H“
rendered several selections. Mrs. Lillie evitahle resultof drink and atoms. lt
Uncolu. of Sea Cliff. L l.,alsoenter~ isindeed a pleasure to hear a speaker
tained those present by her vocal solos. deal withasubjeet in such an uncom-
The presentation of the Japanese wed-
ding, under the direction of hire. Lin-
coln, was much enjoyed. Those taking
part were Misses Lottie Boee.l.ulu8t.
. John, Ella Reed. Emily and Annie Lock ’ m u W
Wood. Elvis Bowen. Frances Gainer, Ida fared at special pnnes this week at the (i. llaalsnbeck. .0rcbard street. Nor-all
Golf, Hattie itemmington, Fannie and Boston store. Norwaik. m"
Jennie Smiley, Miss Reed, Miss Dance.
Annie Fowler. Jennie Scoiield, Emma
Norwslk's favorite young actress, Uilie iianmck and Nona Moore.
Akeratrom.aud her company appeared
mag“: Gghé'tidlgfilflgcpcuztyti: before another large audience at the Nor-
t of and constructor of walk Opera House last evening in "The
George Bates will move into F. B.
lane's place on Ox Ridge. next week.
Smith 0.Keeler moves into the house ' ' .
vacated by 11:. Bates, and William Sei- "m1 IMM- Wm- m’ a 111- Iud'm DAM»? "mm" "Wk” 0‘ ‘h' "‘1‘
lock will occupy the house leit vacant
11ml Sherwood died at the residence 9%,, ~11. ”3“" 0' "m
of her brother, John Green, Wednesday NO- Vll- Rubia“! “58°"-
night, aged eighty-three years. The
funeral will beheld Irom the house to- SflVlcfl “>1” I-In and 751)
marrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
the building by putting a
lire. J. D. Henderson, who [ell on the m, ,
East Nougat pond two months ago and drill avenue south Norwalk. MM Olin llailoek ‘
badly injured her hip. is able to be about I. In: Moraine Pflier. Luna and sermon. at
Miss Phoebe Cheaeboro, teacher in the ”m" ““ "° ”M
lira. Tories. wife of Rev. 8. W. Tollea,
is‘tne guest of ills. it). A. Hall.
Jessa ltilispaughisquite sick with in» I: 1» Imvmm um
1: cl. rchst t.owtr mm I“
more» 1:. rm: ml 1...", w 1.. 13 sonata-1:213 .12..» with...
“Infill Pulltit. I
Btlasiloytand wltaharafmiato
the bones with her parents. Ilr. and m'fl""“
deorgeltilsandiamtlymfilaw York
city.wtilrnovatatothsptacs pertains-elm
from the mtate of the late Charles-m
[Maseru-Banshuliivaryiil.
The sociable that was to have been m
hatdattbarsddaaoaofnayton Benton.
Wednesday «Magma postponed on ;%;m um.
aesountofnatavorabtawsathsv.
Jessnhhlaithiasularing from ME
animuliradisyndfndiiuks
Iapaaaeaellaatkalt.
Thu—anadtheYahPootbaha-n»
Mam-ads eat their report for
themselves-abet last year’s a
bass. “thump-ammo!“
wkltatbaraeatatawala'im.elwki¢
”was lit ever has: last assess.
Mistress samba or 010.010 is the;
Call and see them
as we represent them.
blhlelfl'llb Insult“.
no run- or Ilsa land's luminary Ia-
Taylor a Golden.
A delightful musicals was given by
the “~th of live. Haad’s new drama?
saminaryiastuigbt. ammw,m mwzliwn
WANTED.
or and wire. Home
Britten.“ street. rats!
to
ceFNLth-nior
sand
Ohoraa'l'hawyofthsVallav” Hanna boar
'ocalikrta.
Inputs landl’htlllna.
a.“l'hou " .
mi..n.ati‘..“'“'
labelllieaNercrcaa.
thansrtencs: mass be
willin to In?!“I Add".
HEW Sundial an“. $11me ma
A0138 Wwbowilidowrittna for-eat their
mm ”I“ wanna-
acifgddreased. alone.
mm hilller. iionth mm n
ANTIDvA ”bright, intelligent gun.
res. A I’ll
H. Hathewscn. 6t ”WU“ ":33: to lbs
T0 LET.
~ "bushes 5.51... noun Yul A
to Joseph ox. on Lung) y
SUITE of rooms atfi Main street. Nor-
walk. Forparticulars applytolim15 .1. Cer-
Gertrude Wainwright slaughter.
Gertrude Wilson.
Elisabeth HIM Slaughter.
Gertrude Wainwright Slough
.Biaet
It". W. J. lloculs on Tamper-ace.
Rev. W. J. Slocum, of St. Mary’s
00MB for storage of furniture; also
warrior“ mental," for families. V\ it. im-
OnUnlo it
. SD an i
"'9 Chm“ °' “’9 WWW“ it All' A 15 Day tl‘fl‘slt’i‘thfil“ fill” an?
sonia, Wednesday night. The Birming- fimtpfigm F- Water! at (Birgit a
ham Transc‘ ript says: “The preacher C“ M “W“
treated the subject ina plain. practical , m , W0“ A‘HW d I“ It"
manner, omitting the sensational and ”3.31.11 n.lm’”’é§&is3¥$rt.‘"maat
oratorical styleso often observed in [ac Sm“: No 33°13“. “a “L Upper “M“,
' tures of this kind. The physical injury “Mansion on!!!" “0'1”“.ng W
drinking person with medicine were
shown ina way that will not soon be
forgotten by the audience. The death of
"Squire Ahingdon" was given as arecent
T0 RENT. Lower floor of 'l Seymour Place
third door from W est avenue. mm in
avenue: rent
The Hurlbnrt rho” on the
Five more on
litter. corner South Main street and Han-
Place: realm April! house Lvooms.
ordi’lace. Apply to E. A. Woodward
OL' BL! Renae ea Woodward
'1‘ low rent to American famtl.
boom on Eversley avenue. ofl
nue.wntatna bat h
entire
room. hot and cold water.
large lot. fowl house. carries and
ml52w
USE of seven mural) nCedar street.
amm‘t. Clo. Apply to F“ Hayes. rhor'm
i‘fiofl: Agrti let. the store and basement No.
Washingtoil street. now lawn“?! {l‘y
pmmilinz and decided manner. and the ole Wellcw'Co.$“ii'diln}“13§.a”$s 1‘1 9
vaults must be far reachlng. Two appartmenls.‘ rooms each No. 0 Ann
W" South Norwalk. Apply to J. l(I.
——Handaome new designs and beautim
fulooioringaincarpataand rugs are 01- D
”mmdrflor second
mion.A
SUNDAY SERVICES.
"I‘ll!n Chirheeter plate. :1 Marshal street
andabout one are at ground
abundance of fruit trees. etc. 1.51!) pa tor
month. in tgulps at tieomteot the 0m “ell
Cigar ('11.. W ashintrton street din
rota sans.
Preachers net 'l'beir “else- in Norwaik
Churches I‘m-arrow.
Son—re Nouwau Coauaaoanossl. “eat
avenue and West streets. ttln. Gerald Ii.
Beethoven! Stamford will sell out at a
“'2‘; grgdggfigw' Enfuvxylggagsli: written owing to outef town business. which
d11')oclmk. Promise and commutation servo-.0. {:"L’" h impossible for him w “u n to
ls-ader..\iisel.ucy1. Mam-.ou diorama son. a 11121 H ,
"mm" ""‘Wl: overt and lot 111 “east modern
net. All
‘fifmmmlml' I Imwments. bath tub. wash howls.
water c stationery tubs and
and cold water and hot air heater limb“ and
{1:le l:oolud . hard wood floor. Apply tu'tlaylcr
ll en
Scorn Xouwau Binocular. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. ll. E. Burner. or.
p.111. outlay
sc.huoi 11011.11. The pastor wl lpreach in the
morningflm in the Ioeverllug there will be a Sab-
ryexarcise. An address
ll! baetneae known asRlvrrsillo he (' ream
i’afllion. Cigar and Confectionery store.
Everett Millapughbll opened a “all wllibedt-illvcred by Miss Illa J. Hewett. of stock and nxtmlucludin‘boals. etc. Cheap
market in John k‘erris‘ building. oppo-
site the depot. Mr. Ferris will improve Pine street No settled pastor lh-eac'lngh
“andI tuition. and Twining Bond” school. Rmv;
Japan. [or
Infinite at lit! aehingtou street
Mt!
some Xoawanaltarnlrr West avenue. near Md“ 3°-
Y. i'. ti. 0. Kpra er meetiMp 1
Henry Strong. 0 ”(John logical Semi-
nary will preach morning and “evening. ‘ ’ ’ ‘ " ‘ " ‘ ' ’“
'i‘ tiermanla Hail about three months
1'3"?" Emu" w” an overcoat. whichhe the owner can 1'33;
:rovin property and paghr expenses.
rector. Palm Sumter. lioly Llotnnlnnton. at 1.“) A)“; erman Qultlner' a. mechanic "I",
103).. 111.: Huntley achcolat 1.1511 1.11.; Elen- “m" Norwaik. “lam
in: i'rayarand urmu‘at Tilly. $.35:th ”limit“??? EllaWAlaK mPROltATI:
‘onr arc
hoawtu Coaomsnoaal. Nelrrrlom:l'bi'a 6‘ i ’"l‘l‘f'ghwfié' blishroérilateot Brook-
mm ' n at c tats-o ow 'm mend
51.1.1:le 2315:3231) 9.1;,“ “’98 “if ’Thetunn of l’robatefor the District of Nor
MJ _ ,1 Yacht-1.. i) ii I” walk .hathltlnlted eltaland Wattamomhgfnym
t1" date hereof tor lb:I creditors at said estate
“3'" 0” “n" imitates” ll anal“. it? "Kiln.”
. w
Noawau Imonler. West and Mott ave- 1., r: nm)’ MM'N mum “um
are m; tun Inak Iguassu-MA gyment to
P. 1.. Cl! NIHOIHA
ta?!) at a
w- on: an n. ma“. “1A“ Eamon».
kid: ‘I weigh meld: ( 'tg‘mthlt. Typical tiatnta
t " . r
I ‘ We liars I l)l9’i‘itl(?i' 0P NOBIYALK. as. i ltOitATl
Noawau Banter I’ aren oppmlta [12m oil’ratt rick Becker. lateotxorwalk.
Green. . Mam Err- inaaid ”mama Irma-.1.
rtcmmmmrandlil) 111.. mfiuudayuhool. That the ‘ ‘ ‘ "“
bl‘a administration account to this Court luv
is a meeting. up n. m. lint-line all to“. adjustment. at the l’rubale calm In Norwalk.
Rim med? 'arrnina' sublet-t. “01va on the tlh day or April. mm. at tor-lock ailer-
lhat all rams Int Hm sdlnsald
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it i service with sermon copy
N' M ones. firtorbhlt. Paa'lacherch. ""33“". MIN. Vim. "10 4M
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all. Rev. 0.19:“ limited and alkvwadtk
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NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
ills Law of Self Preservation
“Antedates all other laws, either moral, men—
tal, ethical, financial, etc.
The entire force of The Sentinel, includ-L
ing the World’s Fair editor are my author-k
ity for the above statement, and the work
on the basis that if you see it in The Senti—
nel IT’S 80.
But that has nothing to do with the fact
that we would like to call your attention to
the splendid assortment of
SPRING I JABKETS, BAPES, etc.
that we are showing this spring. It will be
to your advantage financially to give us a
recall and see What we can show you in this
line.
JACKETS
range in price from $3.98 to “4.98.
CAPES
from $3.49 to “3.49.
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Full assortment of
Tans, Modes, Navy, Blacks, etc.
{rafter this date our store will be
rinsed ea Tassda Thursday and
i' riday evening». a C a 'elaek.
0pc- oa loads]. Wednesday and
83 Washington 8:,
Saturday evenings
GEO. VII ALSTYIE, Pmp.‘
M . S . S M I I H
For the present season is displaying
Scotch, French and Domestic Binghams
in all the newest styles.
in Endless hail—«0mg Flannels.
A New Arrival 0!
Low Priced Dress Goods‘
in all the reasonable coloringr.
A large line of
Lane Trimmings. Cambric. llainsook. and Swiss
Emhmidelies. Vania lawns. India lime
and Plaid laments,
The Latest Styles of Ladies“ Collars and Bulls.
OurBtockof
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for the coming season is supplied with everything desirable.
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9 line lots
Riverside its.
Ii Choice Lots ”iii;
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on 111 Bill ‘
overlooking theharbor.
No more available sites for. ‘ 1,
building a pleasant home can
be odered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two v
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on tomb
to suit the purchaser.” They“
are mostly paid up now, and?
their warrantee deeds areuoted
in The Sentinel nearly every :1. -
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why ‘
not make a beginning now? » “‘
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payment. _
You can pay monthly—any way v
or amount to suit you.
If youwill onlytry you will'
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE, ”““
$350, $400,911;
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN HINDS,
On the premises, or
CHRISTI“ SMITH.
83 Washinmn Bk.» '
“not the Old Well Cigaram
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