I. , i I? :‘ _ " , y to business at No.
street, to It E. Barker, " Iito express in
out”!!! their 11W patronage'inuhe past, and most re- ’ l "
uak‘j‘orja continuance of the Burns to my successor. " '~ .,
Very truly, GEORGE LOGKWOOD.
. business. conducts George Lockwood, at N o. 2 South
. u street, South N orwalk, Conn, would most respectquy solicit
.. ntinuanee of the liberal patronage of the ublic. ~- ~'
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l-‘lre lineages. Real‘Eatnte. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent finest maes-
II" 0'" cuun'EB. M..Tm:ihm$mty.: :mathd-n, suoh removeanywoodurbuildllg. exceptbr
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powerandperformthemmerelativedu-
“fir“:f‘“ ‘M m tlm, hmldclty’.itowmntre-nershave.
, ”in; n". “I'm" . t andperformin their respective towns.
- m 'mdm wnfleahallnttheendoleechhlyeer
1"" "um-ml" " reporttotheCommon Council.a detail-
[m‘d-l edstatement of the'rcceipts of money
sects. mayoral fiddly-bell intothetremury and the expenditures
hihechiefexecufive magistrate there- thcrefrom, during said year, together
of,enditahallbehisdutytohevigilant withansccurate statement of them
inthsaxeentrmanduforcsment of its diticnofthetreasurysttheerid of each
,hwnssdordinnncea. Heahnllpreeideflmlym. Eachreport, havingbeeu
“I" m 0' the doom of Mid duly. audited, shall be reconhd and
m and 00:30" with Council: all]: Tnumi publishedinlike manner, with the an-
‘ .innual statementofthemsyor. Said days, serveacopytbercof,u thesndk in is I ' -
behalfof-idclty.axnwte “connects. treasurershsll,ina hook kept' for that mayor, andmsilacopy to each“: the aaryfztiihe mops-rimmin'tpbengg;
endothu'pspersto be mind 8 the purpose, enter the date, amount, and members of the council, at hisresidence. topurchare the necessary lire engines,
Met-romantic. am: not. winu-uoem soybulldlng which.
incrdsrlermmsmhuthsrsot to give
writtennom,ssccndediawriting,hya the divine, removal or dsurollnon of
thecouncilmfhhinteutionto move at ormaybecome nnmfe;te regulate and
thenext meetiungercof. a rmolntlcn provideforssfe and mnvenlsnt mess.
thsttheinayormayberernovedfor om- inceseofemergeucyfrom any building
cial mkcondnot, or neglect of duty. designediuwholemrin part for public
Suchnotrcesballepscifyss particularly necelreadyereetsd,or whichmsyhere-
cspcesiblr,theeotaofmisconduotorthe after be erected within laid
Instancecriuatsncesofthenaglectolcity, and to prohibit the use of
dutycomplainedol,shallbe entered at any building whichis or may become
largebytheclerkflntheminntesof the unsafebyresaonof insuflicrsntfacilitirs
council, andtheclerk shall, within two for ogre-,or for other causesno erect
undersigned, havin purchased the Fire'Insurance and Real Spring" Announcement.
y We hove’ opened a complete
committed to him, within We: ssldOornmcn Council or
. thereondssndsotsctsaideltyclerk. slxdaysafteritsreccptloa,ssldmsasure a committee thereof; to regulate’tllc
load. shallbrcomsopsrative and cflectusl as erection. Mention, repairer use
lngof'WmonCouncll, it shall be symulnmh. arm-rho-
oomeuptsnoproridefiursnd aileron
majoritystleastmfalltbe members of suobbuilding‘mr mchpartthrsaofssh
M 0‘ “10 Gil). when “W, 0' di- time payable of allmmeysborrowed by At such next meeting of the council, the
round. by them“! said city, or by
the board of Common Council. He
dull have power to administer oaths,
end to take the acknowledgment of
deeds, and other Mummts, iu,all cases.
Besirsll be the conservator of the peace
of midcity,nndehall haveauthorityto
nforce with strong band, when nec-
nary, an observance of the mine and to
supprem all tnmults, rich, routs and un-
lan smemblages, and to arrest. with-
untwarraut,andordcrmheheld,in the
dtypriscn, for a period not exceeding
twenty-fonrhours, any person, or per-
sonswhomay be detected in leveling,
quarreling, hrswling, or otherwise be-
having in a disorderly manner. to the
dilmrhnnceof the public peace of said
city. He shall have power to enter any
home, building. place or enclosure,
wherein he may have reneonflecsuse to
auspectany diswlnte or disorderly per-
. son,orpersous.tobeamemhled, or any
neeamblageftwsnunlawful purpose, or
tobacccnpied, ornsed, for the purpme
of lewdnan, or prostitution, or gambling,
Indtooomlnnndallsuch persons found
thnein to immediately disperse, and in
caseofneglect,or refusal to obey such
command, to commit any persons, sadis-
obeying,to the city prion, and forth-
with information make against them.
He i further authorised to exercise.
within the limits of said city,
all the powers, given to aherilIa
by the general statutes of this
micrtbepreaervation of the peace.
and may at all times command the aid
of any sherilf, county or city, deputy
shsritl, constable, watchman, or police-
man, ornny or all of them together, with
Iuoh other aid as may be neces-
mry; and whenever he shall have reason
tobelieve that great opposition will be
made to the execution of his authority,
he shall have power, when authorized so
todo, hythe governor of the state, to
call out the military force of the county,
to enable him to enforce thalaws within
thellmifiofaaid city. It shall also be
the duty of the mayor to recommend the
adoption of all such measures connected
with the police, security, health, cleanli-
nu, and general well being of said city,
and the improvement of its government
and finances, as he shall dcemexpcdient.
and to communicate to the Common
Council at the end of each fiscal year, a
generalstatement of the attention, stste
and condition of the city, in relation to
ltagova-nment.cxpenditurss,ordinanws,
and improvements, which report and
recommendation shall beentered upon
the records of said city within five days
after their whim-lid published in
such manner In said Common Council
shall order.
fill). 14. Any person who shall wil-
fully injure. obstruct, or resist. or abuse
the mayor In the execution of his ofllce,
or who, when commanded to ass'nt
Mn, being of auiliclent age and
shillty,shall refuse,“ unreasonably neg-
lect so to do, on conviction thereof
. shall pay a fine not exceeding one hun-
dred dollars,'or be imprisoned not or
needing six months, or both, attbe dIs-
mien of the court having cogalnncsof
the siren.
8.0.16. 'l'beelerhof said cityle
Ibo be M of the Common Council,
and’drall make and keep true records of
ellthevotesand proceedingsofssldclty,
Indof saldCommou Council. llsabell
mus the ordinancmof sald city tube
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gether with the name of the payee, and
upon the payment of any such loan,
shall enter the same in like manner, in
said back. He shall pay orders drawn
upon him, by the proper authorities, and
shall comply with all ordinances and
orders of the Common Council, concern-
ing his office.
SEC. 17. The auditor, shallannually,
and ofterier when required by the or-
dinnnces of said city, examine, and
audit the accounts of all officers of said
city. wno are authorized t9 receive or
disburse money belonging to said city,
and thall compare the items of such {so-
couuts with the vouchers thereof, and
shall report the result of such examiner
tion to the Common Council; and at the
end of the current year he shall examine
the yearly statement of the accounts of
all such oiliccrs and report the result to
the Common Council, which report shall
beentored by the city clerk upon the
records of said city and published in
such a manner as the said Common
Council may order.
SIC. 18. The sherit! of the city shall,
withinthc limits of the city of South
Norwalk, have the same power and
authority both criminal and civil,and
be subject to the same liabilities and
penalties as sherilfs of counties. Said
sheriff shall attend when required, as
court olllcer, at the city court, shall serve
notices of order of the Common Council
when directed by the clerk, and shall
collect such hills and amusements as the
Common Council may order.
SIC. 19. The clerk, treasurer, tax—
collector, sherid, and all other otlicers
of said city, whether elected or appoint
ed, who, under the provisions of this
charter, or the ordinances of the city,
may be required so to do, shall give
bonds for such amount as the ordinances
of said city shall prescribe, conditioned
for the faithful performance of the
duties of their respective offices; and, in
case of the refusal or neglect of either of
said ollicers to give said bonds, his older:
shall be declared vacant, and said va-
cancy shall be filled in the manner here
inbefore prescribed.
SEC. 20. The Common Council shall
meet as hereinafter provided. The may—
or may preaidc at the meetings of the
said board, and shall have avotc only
in case of a tie. The city clerk shall be
clerk of said board. At the beginning of
each municipal year the Board of Councib
men shall elect from among its members,
a president of the board, who shall prev
side in the absence of the mayor, and, in
case of the death, resignation, alncncc or
all powers and perform all duties of the
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or qualified In his stead, as the case may
be. field board of Common Council may
be llxcd by the ordinances of the city.
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Common Council isto elect, or appoint
any ofllcer, or to vote with relation to
inability toaot,of the mayor,shnll penises
mayor, until said mayor shall return, or
be specially convened at say time by the
mayor, and regular meetings of said
body shall be bold stench times as may
The board of Common Council may do-
tcrminc the rules of its proceeding. A
majority of all the members thereof.
shall constitute a quorum for the trans'
notion of businem. but a thriller number
may adjoins, from day to day. Any
member who shall, while holding olllcc.
directly or Indirectly, take or burgsinfor
any fee or pecuniary consideration to in-
tlnsncehlsotllclsl vote or action upon
any resolution whatever, or ordinance
‘phhhsd disllsutev upon therecords pendinglnssldOommon Council, shall
htovrttlicstetbusd He slisllslsepay to sald‘city a penalty equalln
amount to said fee or pecuniary cou-
ddersticu so directly, or indirectly taken
or bargained for, becxpelled from mid
ofllce,slternotlceand bearinghsd, bye
voteofnotleesthanflveof themembus
of the Council, presentand absent. Ev-y
vote, resolution, order or ordinance, or
cr.cvtothsdsclsrstlonofsvscsucy tn
useoflcsofmsyor,ps-rdbymldccun—
oil.shallhe transmitted to the mayor,
whoelthwspprovsslt within six days,
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mayor shall have the right to be heard.
with his witnemee. and by coumel; and
said meeting may be adjourned from
time to time, as said council may direct.
The vote on the resolution shall be by
roll call. If the resolution fail to receive
the amrmative rota of five of all the
members of the council, present and ab-
sent, it shall have no elect. If it re-
ceives the nliirmative votes of five of all
the members of the council, present and
absent, it shall, upon the service of a
copy thereof. upon the mayor, personal-
ly, or by leaving the same at his last, or
usual, place of residence, take elfect.and
the allies of the mayor shall thereupon
become vacant. The council may, there
upon cause a warrant for it new election
for mayor to be Issued, and such further
proceedings may be had as are provided
in section seven hereof, for the case of
failure to elect a mayor. Said Common
Council shall not be specially convened,
to meet within twentyvfour hours of no.
rice given by the mayor. unless notice is
given in writing, to all the members of
said Common Council, by some proper
otllcer. Said council shall sit with open
doors, and shall cause the journal of its
proceedings to be open to publice inspec-
tion. The vote of the council upon any
question shall be taken by yeasand neye.
when the same is requmtod byany mem-
the appointment or discharge of any ofli-
oer, except in the caeeof the removnl of
mayor, as above provided, said board cl
Common Council, may, by a majority
vote of the members present, declare it-
self in executive session, and may, there
upon, direct that the room in which the
council shall sit, be cleared, except of
those entitled to n seat with the council,
as herein provided; but no business other
than that relating to the appointment or
removal from office shall be considered
in such executive melon.
b‘sc. 2L The Common Council, when
assembled according to law, shall have
power, in the manner provlded in this
charter, tomato, alter, repeal and en
force ordinances not inconsistent with
this charter, or tbestatute laws of this
State or of the United States, for the
following purposes: To manage, regulate
and control the finances and property.
mil und personal, of the city; to regulate
the sole, conveyance and transfer of
mi-lproperty;‘to regulate the mode of
flmsrnent and collection of taxes for
city purposes not otherwise herein pro
vided: to provide for the due execution
of contracts, and of evidences of indebt-
edness issued by said city: to provide the
mode of keeping the accounts of said
city; and auditing the name, and of ad-
justing claims against said city: to regn
late and Ila the aslarim and compensa-
tion of all officers and employees of said
city, and prescribe the duties of said
officers and employees, when not ex
preasly fixed and defined by the pro-
visions of this charter; to provide for the
police of said city; to provide, regulate
and prcicrlbc the duties of theclty po—
lice force, In respect to criminal matters
within the limitsof tbstownof Norwslk:
ohstm'etisn orplruseof public silicon in
the discharge of their duties: to preserve
order and peace; to,prevent and quell
riots and disorderly assemblages; to sup
[wees gembllna boom, housm of ill
fameanddlsorderly houses; to prevent
any and all patrons from loitering on
the streets, idewslts and spaces be-
tween sldewslls and buildings, and In or
sbouttheentnncs to buildings, public
or private. totheobstructlou, hindrance
orannoyenceof tbspnhllc, to regulate
trots-Id city from fire. and from the
dasgsrofthessnis: to cup-ins, mats»
Wmfiesbsllrsturnltto thesald talaeadrcgulstssllrsdspsrtnrsntsndfirs
,stcrbsforeltsnsxtrsgulsr reest- amt-mantles thsnrsllsslts: to
with a statement ofhlscbjcctlon. rvauhtuhsrscdsof building and res-
,sedaflersecbstatstasat hm tsrlahumtfcrbildlng or the sltwlsg
tassel: wascll,sskleouscil or new» [test pursuits for
hose carriages, horses, and other fire
apparatus, and to make rules and regula—
tions for the safe keeping and preserva-
tion of all carriages, trucks, engines,
hose. horse-Jud other apparatus con-
nected with and and used by said fire
department; to establish and maintain a
suitable prison or lock-up within the
limits of said city for the confinement
andsafe—keeping of all such persons as
nsy be arrested and awaiting trial, and
said prison shall be under such rules.
regulations and authorityasthe Common
Council shall ordain and establish; to
control and regulate the use and occu-
pation of all the city buildingsno license,
regulate, or prohibit the manufacture,
keeping, sale, or use of fireworksytor»
prdoee, firecrackers, gunpowder, petro-
leum, or any other explosive or inflam-
mable substances, and the conveyance
thereof through any portion of the city:
to regulate the discharge of tire arms
within said city; to regulate the erec-
tion and use of steam boilers: to regulate
the storing and piling of lumber: to
rogulate the erection and maintenance
of lamp-posts, telognpb' telephone and
electric light and power poles
and the wires and fixtures
thereto;toprovide for the public light-
ing of the city streets, and to protect
the some from injury; to furnish light
endhsatfifor commercial and domestic
purposes; to regulate all parsdeeand pro
cantons, public assemblages, shows and
music in the public streets; to regulate
the spending of animals, vehicles, and
care in the streets of the city; to provide
for the raising, filling up, and drainin:
of low lands. the with-hing, deepening, or
straightening of any stream within
said city: to protect the city‘s reservoirs.
water, water works nod property in
the towns of Norwalk and Wilton: to
presents.» the form of pfm’i‘rtlltngrlJtlnl
the mode of assessing bemdits and up
praising damages in inking lands for
public use, and to prescribe the time
when, and the manner in which all benc~
fits amused shall be collected, when not
esiwcially prescribed by this charter: to
make. repair, clean, light, and koepopen
and safe for public use and travel, and
free from enroachment and obstruction,
the streets, highways, sidewalks. gutters.
and public grounds and places in said
city: tooompel the owners of the land
and buildings to remove the snow and
ice from the sidewalks and gutters in
front of such lands or buildings, and to
keep such sidewalks safe for public
travel, and free from all obstructions.
to regulate the width of all highways,
streets, sidewalks and gutters; to regu-
lateexcsvatlone in streets, highways, an I
public grounds for public and private
purposes and the location of any work
thereon, whether temporary or per-
manent. upon or under the surface there»
of or the dermitirm of building inaterinls
of Lnny dmcriptiug, on any sidewalk,
highway, or the removal of huildlngs
uponor through the same; to prohibit,
regulate, or license the selling or disme-
Ing of wares and merchandise of every
description upon said streets, sidewalks.
or public places: to regulate the
speed of railroad locomotives and cars In
and through said city, the blowing of
whistles and ringing of both; to rvgtilsle
or [Inhibit the pleolngof dgnsand awn
Inga over the sidewalks: to regulate or
prohibit thernnning at large of all ani-
mals in ssld city; to license and regulate
public hacks and artisans- and the
charges of hectmsn, public drivers, can
men and truckineu; to regulate the lay—
lugof gasplpes,wster pipesanddrslos
for public or [rivets purposes In the
streets and highways; to regulate the
planting and removal,snd provide for
the protection, care and prmsrvatlm of
treesletlie publlcstnets sndpsrbs; to
keep the streets and all public places
quiet front-ll undue noise; toregnlste
therluglngofbsIhthehlowtngnfstram
whistles, and the making of my dumb-
ing noise; to pvohilrlt theorying of news—
ctry;toprovldetcrthshsalthefthe
city, ass to prevent and summarily
shat-everytlndcfnulmncsztorvgulste
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those Iivingor owning propertyln the
vicinity; for the inspections! meat,vsge-
“Md-wuss. fruits and food of
nnyhind expmedfor akin mid city.
and to prohibit the ale til-sol when In
“condition as tom the public
Melituto regulate the naming of all
public streets,’ the numberingof allloh
been, and the erection of banners and
fispover,in,crcnthessme;torsgulste
weights and measures; to license and
mine peddling and auction in and
upon the street and ddewalh; to home
and regulate warts. nutrition. public
amusements and performances, and bil-
liard and bowling mloons within mid
city; to regulate coasting and sliding and
the use of relocipcdes, bicycles and tri~
cycles on the sidewalks; to protect from
injury and defaoement all public build-
inga, property and structures: to prohibit
and prevent the depositingof any filth,
cubsgeor rubbishin anyatream,or in
any of the highways or public grounds
inanid city; to prohibit and prevent trek
pm In any of the gardens, cemeteries
and public and private enclosures; to
protect, preserve and care for public
burying grounds, and regulate the burial
of tbedesd: to prohibit bathing in plums
exposed topublic view; toprsventcruelty
to animals and inhuman sports; topro—
videapuhlic seal; toregntste and pre-
scribe themodeof conducting all elec-
time not expressly regulated by this
charter; to regulate the manner of warn—
ing city meetings and meetingsof the
Common Council and places of holding
the same; to provide the mode for the
removal of any officer for cause: to pro-
vide places for holding meetings in said
city, and in the wards thereof; to pre-
scribe the amount of bonds to be given
by city 003ch of said city, all proper
authority to enable them to execute and
discharge their oilicinl powers and dot.
ice; to prevent disorder at city elections;
and said Common Council msy prescribe
penalties and forfeiture of goods and
chattels for the violation of any such
ordinances, which penalties and forfeit-
urcs may be recovered by the corpora-
tion counsel in any action brought for
that purpose, in the name of the City of»
South Norwalk, before the city court, or
any other court having jurisdiction. for
the use of the city, and the violation of
any ordinance Imposing a line shall be a
misdemeanor, and may be [muted as
such beforeany court having jurisdiction
of the offense.
Sm ‘. ‘31. No ordinance shall take rilect
and be enforced, until the same has been
published at least twrce in some new»
paper published in said city, nor until ten
days after its passage.
Star. 23. No member of the Common
Council shall receive any salary or com-
pensation for his serving.
SEC, ‘34. All elections and appoint-
ments to office, or to any within withv
in the appointing power of the Common
Council, which includes all elections and
appointments not conferred by this char~
ter on the elections of said city, and on
the mayor, shall be made by a majority
of bullets coat in the Common (Ruined.
the mayor having a vote only in cam of
n tic. The vfllwrs to be appointed in ac-
umlaocc with this section are a city
clerk, a chief engineer of the fin! depart-
ment, and tumor more kwlnlnnl engineers
of the fin.- drpnrtmentmleo a health oili—
n-r. unity engines r, a commissioner of
streets and aidewslks, a collector of taxes
oml assessments. and a corporation coon
sol, Wreaml board of relief, all of
whom shall receive such compensation
for their services as may be tired and
prescribed by the (imnmon Council.
Sold officers shall hold other! for one year
out succeeding their appointment, and
until their successors are appointed and
qualified. Said collector of tears and
assessments shall have full pow" to col-
loct the taxes and assessment-0 for which
bosball be obligated under his bond to
said city. Any and all of said officers,
may be removed for malfeasance in
olllce, neglect of duty, Incapacity. or
other just cause: but no ofllcer shall be
removed upon any charge preferred
against him, without notice and a hear»
ing.
tier. 25, The (’ mnnon Council shall
constitute n Isiah] of health In said city.
and shall have and may exercise all
power and authority which they shall
judge necessary and pmper for the pre.
ventinn and spread of disease of any
kind, and for the promotion and [wease-
vatlon of the Iwulth of the inhabitants
ofssid city,snd may metesndcsuse to
be executed all such orders for that pur-
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Fine French Ginghams, so in. wide, plain colors and- small 93 Washington St
check. Just what you have been looking for for your children’s ‘ ‘
dresses The usual price is a quarter; we will place them on
sale at 19c per yard.
100 fine soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to
Dwight Anchor. Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 7c per
yard. Five yard limit.
Make your hens lay; Nest Eggs, 3 for 50.
13c each. Good 250 Brooms, 190 each.
Get your boy that'wagon or velocipede he has been asking
you for so long. We have them and the prices are so reasonable
that you will be sorry you had not got it for him before.
A few 24x36 nicely framed Pictures at 950 each, worth p.50. 2 Large Lots Bllll‘lll Avg
83 Washington Street.
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We buy for cash andull at
Twenty-five diiferent Dress Patterns, exclusive patterns $1.25 the lowest cash bears.
and 81.00 quality; price will be 98c and 89c per yard.
Ourstock of
Twenty~five pieces extra line 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckers in W‘LL P‘PEB.
dainty blue, pink and gray stripes, equal in quality to fine Scotch
Ginghams. Price this week, 15c per yard.
wmuuw saints,
cornice rues ,
PlIIlTEIIS’ surméi.‘
Twenty-five Ladies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For a is "My °‘ W “‘3“-
leader in this department we reduce the price to 82.98 each. a“—
anuation, however, is “.00. They want to be seen to be ap-
Ilur Wall Paper
stock, although incorn late, con-
In our Notion Department fora leader this week, all ””98 sists of over 25,000 ro and‘flllll
Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babiee’, Children’s, Misses’ and d— designs, which is an mm
ies’ sizes in either black or white at 110 per pair.
year's supply while you can get. them at this price.
selected from 10 of the loading
Lay in your manufacturers of the
Our stock i the otherlined
specified is fully oomph-tag“
Lunch Baskets, ~~--<—-»—-~—~
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4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice lots ,
Riverside lve.
M Choice lots .
lincoln Ive.
I5 Sigmly lots
on the BIIIII
overlooking the harbor.
PRICE,
t pursuing thls mmlstobscomeraptdl sc- '
western: $350, $400, BIG.
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live reputable citizens, three of whom
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Sdiool Taxes:
34%;
No more available sitcom
be oIIered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I otl’ered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” m‘
‘ are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantec deeds mooted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners 0‘ e
um Vicii "by Request in“... . .1... .... ..
M' DICKINSON, M I D" prospective home. You‘htorr
AND THE CELEBRATE!) STAFF 05'
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The Great Consumptlon Speciallsts.
WILL ARRIVE AT '1'!"
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Monday, April [7, l893,
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them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
own 0. lot in a short than. ’3
the real estate olfleo of
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