, Ea Isoldmy‘
2, South
Estate business conducts
. f ' street, to Oliver E. Barker, ,1 wish to express my
,thanks tool] for their liberal patronage in the past, and most re—
~ spectfully ask for a continuance of the same tomy successor.
‘ GEORGE LOOKWOOD.
The undersigned, having purchased the Fire Insurance and Real
. George Lockwood, at No. 2 South
Main street, South Norwalk, onn., would most respectfiilly solicit
Very truly,
‘ a‘continuance of the liberal patronage of the ublic.
Most respectfully, ‘
l. HEW CITY ClllllTE
All ACT RELATING T0 Till Cl"
Ol’ scum NOIWALK.
loath-I mathematic- of ligh-
‘ “warn we; I.» I“ Incl-a
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meat as «no on, Court a! "Ia-tn
nor-ans."
(Continual
Sac. 45. All obstructimu and incum-
hram of any kind which shall be
erected, placed, left, deposited, continued
ormtfered to remain in anduponany
highway, street or avenue, public park,
sidewalk or gutter-of saidcity, inviola—
lionof any ordinance of said city,shall
be deemed forfeited tosaid city, and may
heapprqniated to imusebytbemayor,
anymemberof the CommonCouncil, or
any oilicertowhorn such duty may be
anigned by said CommonCouncil; or the
mayor, or any member of the Common
Council, or any such officer, may cause
all such obstructions, incumbrances and
nuisancesfoundorexistingin any place
in said city, inviolaticn of anyordinance
in said city,“ he removed at the ex-
peneeof the personor persons causing,
continuing, or suffering such obstruc-
n'om, incumbranoes, or nuisances to re-
main, and said Common Council shall
liquidate and adjust the expense of
runoval,and may order the same tobe
paid by such person orpersonstoacol-
lector, duly appointed for that purpose,
to whom the mayor shall issue a warrant
authorin'ng him to collect the same; and
ifsuchpersonshall neglect orrefuseto
trythesame, it maybe recovered in an
action brought against him by the corpo-
ration counsel in the uarneof said city.
Sac. 45. All amounts due to said city
as special benefits under the preceding
section my be collected by warrant
underthehandctthemaycrcfsaidcity.
directed to the duly appointed collector
thereof, who may enforce the collection
ofthesameinthesamemanuer inwhich
tax warrants are collected. Every such
amountahall beandremainalieu upon
thaland orotherpropertywith reference
to which it is made; and said lien shall
luvatbesamevalidityand etfect,and be
enforced in the same manner asprovided
insectionforty-onecf thischarter. Itis
further povided, that in no case, either
of agreement or ameesment, shall the
aggregate amount of special benefits ex-
ceed the cost of such improvements,
including land damages paid and con
struction expenses, as appraised by the
committee aforesaid.
SIC. 47. The Common Council may
lay out, manage, improve and maintain
, all public parks and squares, and may
purchm land for thesame, but no such
park or square shall be WM, re—
ca'ved, or laid out, unless its purchase
andwceptanoeahallberatifiedby avote
ofthecity,ata meeting specially called
and held for that pupae, and the vote
thereon shall be taken by ballot.
Sic. 48. The Common Council are
hereby authorized and empowered to lay
out, build, construct, maintain and re-
llftydollara,ortheim_'fl tlna
term not exceeding six montha,or by
suchllne and imprisonment both; also
for the recovery of all fines, penalties
andforfeitnres forthe violation of any
ofthelawacfthisState,crofthe
clutter, by-lawa or ordinances of the
City of South Norwalk, wherein the
tines, penalty or forfeiture shall not
exceed in amount the sum of two hun-
dredand fifty dollars, or imprisonment
ina common jail or workhouse for a
term not exceeding sick months, or both;
andsaidcourtshallhave power to pro-
ceed to trial, render judgment and grant
warrant of execution to carry into effect
and enforce any order or judgment of
said court: and said court shall have
power to commit juvenile offenders to
the Connecticut State Reform School,
and to the Connecticut Industrial School
for Girls, and to any Temporary Home
for Dependent and Neglected Children
in the county of Fairfield, upon con-
viction of such offenses, or for such
causes as are by law required for such
commitment; provided. however, that
theaccusedmayinallcases(except8ab-
bath breaking and profane swearing)
appeal to the nextcriminalcourtof Com.
mon Pleas for Fairticld county, and upon
such appeal he shall give a recognizance
with surety to the state, condio
tioned that he shall appear before said
Criminal Court of Common Pleas to
answer to the complaint and abide the
judgment and order of said court there
on. and on his failure to enter into such
meant-e, said court shall order him
to be committed to the jail in said county
till the next session of said Criminal
Court of Common Pleas, there to answer
to said complaint and abide the order
and judgment of said Criminal Court of
Common Pleas thereon.
Ste. 51. Said court and the judge
thereof shall have all the powers con-
ferred by law on city courts and the
judges thereof. Said court shall also
have jurisdiction of actions of summary
process, and the summons therein may
be signed by any justice of the pence. or
judge or deputy judge or clerk of said
court, and the same may he returned
thereto upon any day, provided that the
summons insaid action shall beeerved
at least six days. inclusive, before the
return day.
SIC.52. Said court shall also have
and exercise within mid Town of Nor-
walk and said City of South Norwalk. all
the authority and powers which justices
and exercise in all matters of fl civil or
criminal form or nature, and may pro-
ceed thereon in the same manner as such
crime committed within said city.
jurisdiction in allcasesin law and equity
of the peace in the several towns have
justices of the peace may do: and no
grand juror shall make complaint either
to said court or to a justice of the peace
of any crime committed within thelimits
of said city, nor shall any justice of the
pews take cognizance of any action or
complaint of acriminal nature for any
SEC. 53. Said city court shall have
I , . ,OLI ER E. BARKER.
Fire Insurance. Real Estate. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent
.- i :
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Spring Announcement.
StocktheLargeSt
ma snows 1s rows.
llIIIsllllIItztlraIImllIrj;w
Ilne of Clothlna
Youths’. Boys’
flnest grades.
bmghtto-id court. sow. herein
- cornmonjailorworkhoure maybefora contained ahallhecoaatructadaapro-
hibitiugjusticeaofthepaaoaofthetown
of Norwalk from making the power
and authority which they now have
by law in the hearing and determination
ofcivil actions. Inall can wherein
the matter in damnd does not exceed
one hundred dollars, or where the de-
fendant is a nan-resident or absent from
aaldstateatthe time of the service of
process. the case shall he proceeded with
in the same manner as now provided by
law for the proceedings bdora justices
of the peaoa,and in all nasal wherein
the matter in demand shall exceed one
hundred dollars, the court shall proceed
inthemmemanner as in the court of
Common Pleas in like uses. Said court
shall also be a court of record and shall
have a seal which shall be provided at
the expense of said city.
Sac. 54. Allcivilcauaeanturnableto
midcourtshall he made returnable on
the first or third Honday of each month,
and all process therein shall beaerved at
least six days before the return day
thereof (except in the case of foreign at-
tachment, in which case such wooe-
shall be served upon the garnbhee at
least twelve days before the return day).
and returned by the officer serving the
name on or before Friday of the week
preceding the return day, and said ac-
tions, when returned to said court, shall
be by the judge, deputy judge, or clerk
thereof entered upon a docket to be kept
for that purpose. Non-suits or defaults
may be granted on the return day ofany
action in case of the non-appearance of
either party. Upon the continuance or
adjournment of any cause, civil drcrimi-
nal, mid court may make such order in
relationtorecogninncee, bonds, or an-
swers as may be deemed proper. No
motion for a jury shall be entertained by
said court, unless made on the return
day.
Sac. 55. There shall be a judge and a
depuly judge of said court, tobe appoint.
ed by the General Assembly, and they
shall take thecath provided by law for
judicial officers, and shall hold their re-
spective otlices for two years, commenc-
ing on the first Monday of July next fol»
lowing their appointment, and until
others are appointed and sworn in their
stead. 'f'hedeputy judge shall, incaaeof a
vacancy .in the office of said judge, or in
his absence, disqualification, or inability,
or at his request. act as the judge of Said
court, and shall while an acting have all
the powers of said judge.
SEC. .56 Said court shall be legally
constituted for the exercise of any or all
of the powers or jurisdiction conferred
by this act, whenever the judge or
deputy judge thereof shall be present.
and said court shall proceed in all crimi-
nal cases without a jury, may inane sub-
poenas and warrants of capias for wit-
nesses, warrants of arrest upon com-
plaint made to it of crimes. and all other
criminal process, and administer justice
in all criminal matters whereof this act
gives jurisdiction and power according
to law, and may hold the accused for
prosecuting attorney diligently to inquire
after and make due pruentment and
complaint to raid court of all crimes.
mtaderueauorr,aadothar criminal mat-
ter: whereof raid court has jurisdiction,
or wherever said court may paused.
whethu- committed before or after his
appointmeutlo otlloe:but iuoaaeof
urgent neceuity he may make such
presentment or complaint to any justice
ofthe peace for mid Fairlie“ Milly.
residentin mid town of Norwalk, or to
thejudgeofaaidcourtortothe deputy.
judge thereof, who may thus a warrant
for the arrest of the ofleuder, command-
ing the odlcer serving the same to arrest
such offender and bring him before said
courtnndtbeaccuaed shall be by said
courtdealt withiuthe same manner as
though mid presentment or complaint
hadbeeu made to said courtsnd such
warrant issued thereby.
SIC. 60. Said attorney shall collect in
the name of aaid‘city of South Norwalk,
and by suit when neceuary, all forfeited
bonds payable to said city. and shall pay
all some received by him into the city
treasury, and said attorney and anistaut
attorney may issue subpoenas for
witnemee to be sworn before
said court in criminal cases. They
shall each give bond with surety to
the cityof South Norwalk, to the ac-
ceptance of the Common Council of said
city,inruch sum as they shall direct,
conditioned for the faithful discharge of
their duty.
Sat. 61. The judge of said court shall
receive all lines and costs paid before
commitment; and all lines and costs paid
after commitment to the keeper of the
jail, workhouse or other place where the
offender isconflnad, shall be paid bysuch
keepertoaaid judge on demand. Said
judge shall also draw from the Superior
Court and Criminal Court of Common
Pleas, all some taxed in said court for
costs in said city court, in cases before
said Superior Court and Criminal Court
of Common Pleas by appeal, binding
over, or otherwise, including all costs in
cases before said city court, when the
accused shall be discharged for want of
probable cause, when the offense charged
is-beyoud the jurisdiction of said city
court. ADMM‘IH «norm
coming into his hands shall bepaid by
said judge into the city treasury for the
usethereof; and said judge shall draw
orders on the crty treasurer for all such
costs and fees as may :be taxed by said
court in any criminal one and payable
from the city treasury, and coats and fees
shall he paid only to those persons in
whoae favor they may have been taxed.
SH. 62. No fees for attendance
at court, keeping a prisoner, or for
assistance in making an arrest shall
be faxed or allowed loony odlcer serving
criminal procem, unless said court shall
find that such assistance, keeping. or
attendance was necessary; but said court
may tax and allow legal fees, at his dia-
cretion, to any constable or other oillcer
making arrests outside the only limits,
when the offender is apprehended in the
act, or on the speedy information of oth-
We have Opened a complete
or
wear. from the cheapest to the
trial in theSuperior Court for Fairfield
county in cases beyond the jurisdiction
of said city court, or in carer wherein,
in the opinion of said city court, the
offense charged against the accused is of
wherein the matter in demand does not
exceed the sum of three hundred dollars,
hetwrcn parties one of whom is a resi-
dent of said city of South Norwalk, or
has estate in said city which is attached
pairaewersanddrainsthroughandalong
streetaandhighways,and through pub
lie and private grounds in aid city,
under the same generalplanas sewers
arenow comtructadaofaraasaidplan
era. No fees shall be allowed toany
policeman or bystander aaa witneas be-
fore said court, nor {shall any person be.
entitled to receive any costs, unions de
mand shall be made therefor within
for Men’s.
Chlldren’s
close 0! I'll PAIR. ,
“- We'll] "Yum" to
00.1) and the m lam
TbefalrofCompauyDandtheAmari-
can lechanlca. which has been in
m seven nights at the army.
clouddaatalght. Therewaanodanelng
mtil‘lihaatheartlclu left over were
auctioned off. They brought good
prleer,and,onthe whole, the proceeds
oftbeweek havebaen varyaattafactory.
The entertainment last night waa a
coocartbylleine’s orchestra, and danc-
ing and club swinging by Ilia Ifollie
Killingbeck.
Thenumhora which drew door prizes.
announcedand unoaued for. were ‘05.
rabbitplaaefifl, 100 bundles of wood;
460, rubber coat; 421, horse whip. The
ton of coal was claimed by Herbert
Lincoln; Barry Bailwita took the box of
cigars, and F. J. Bradbury the piano
stool. In the contest for the most popu-
larex—couucllor,the prize being an 0.
U. A. ll. collar, C. Benjamin, of Lincoln
council, received the highest number or
votes. The O. U. A. If. table for the
most popular American Mechanic went
to Harry Bailwitz. The chance articles
were drawn as follows: Spool table,
W. F. Brown; dinner set, Ir. Henry;
gold watch, Alonzo Wheeler; plush
rocker, II. J. Morris; silver watch, H. D.
Cornell; ladiea’ gold pen, R. Gilmore;
silver berry dish, Joseph Carr; leather
cane, W. C. Holmes; gold-headed cane.
James Keena: silver cake basket, T. J.
Sterling.
The general committee will meet at
the armory Thursday evening at 8
o'clock,to settle matters pertaining to
the fair. All penona having bills should
mail them tow. C. Holmes, Box 467,
South Norwalk, before Thursday.
roua WITSBSSES EXAIINBD.
Coroner Dote- Inquiring inhali- Ian-or
of the bath of Oust-Ina Paternal.
Coroner Doten was in Westport yea-
terday conducting an inquest into the
manner of the death of Gustavus Peter-
son, the Swede. whosebodywas' ‘ ‘
floating in the Saugatuckv river with a
fractured skull. Unlms the evidence
takes a turn the manner of Peterson‘s
deathbbkalytoremaina mystery. The
bodyiaaobud'iy decornpoaed thatlledi-
cal Examiner Powers states that unau-
topy would in union, if not impouihle.
He is also unable to say whether the
fracture iaanIe-Incnem or pot-r mortem.
The coroner heard four witnesses,
when the having had to headjourned
until today. From the evidence adduc-
ed it mean [wobahle that Peterson
fell into the river during a drunken
stupor and was drown as that he was
murdered and thrown in.
Tim-founded am};
We desire tostate that the rumor to
the elect that our esteemed fellow
towneman, George C. Stillaon l-‘sq.. has
purchased a ticket for Canada and is "
about to leave for that refuge of ex-bank
cushion, in order to escape the (ome-
quencea of the Neck Court Trial. is no-
true. Mr. Stillson is in the best of
health and spirits and will be found
with his attorney on the stage of Music
llallto-mon-ow evening. mdy to give
his accusera a hard battle, He has been
known to remark that this affair will he
soaggravatedacharacteraeto requires
greater punishment thansaid city court
unionist. Said court mayadjournany
casewafuturcdayandmuirearecog-
niunce for the appearance of the
accused. and when the court may have
final jurisdictionof the caae.the bond
shallbe takentotheCityof South Nor-
walk, and in all other cases. and upon
appeals to the Criminal Court of Com-
mon Pleas and binding over lotho Sn
perior Court, the bond of recognizance
ahallbotakentotheState.
But. 57. Thejudgeofaaidmurtahall
annually appoint a prosecuting‘attmnoy,
andanaraiatantproaecutlngattorney to
aetluthealaenceorattherequeatollhe
prosecutingattorney,bothofwbomdra|l
huwovntoafaithfuldhehupof their
dour-:aadraldjudge may fill any vw
caucywhiehrnayoocurlaoitharof nld
omens. Withiatheeogahaueaand jur-
Court,asthccasemaybc,to be held in iadlctlonofaaid court, and as may he
the «purity, which would hart-original providedaadraatrlotedbythb act. mid
cognlaaacrofan action brwght tom atmoeyab-llexuehatherameauthori-
cover the demand or reliefclaimedin tyandparforurthoraluedatlaa as now
aaidaaswer.andraid corticabeingentero providedbthforfilats’a attorneys in
cdcnthe dockstcfsaid cmmtowhlch theiraeveralcountlsatandaaid attorney
theymayhetraunnttted “ammonium ahallfurtharhavetheuma powers and
operatesaatrauaferofaaidactimtoaaid leawmflmumby WILWMWU 9,,
cmrt,whlch ahallthereulnnhave fulllawooufarradupougraadjurova CoramoaCounellofaaideity-hallpro
the same masts-ifitweeeormight Infill-MW. VIN-lull“ under the prmldo-ofthhutand
havebesnbroughttherehyorlginalpro- throathprovldadhylawforclarkaoftha Milly-Wm at .a an” d
era-crapped: nor shall any bonds.» “WMN‘IHMWM mummmuwdw_
tachrneuh,orotheraecurltyiufavorof “dim-d w, the-mend 110“!“me in mm
altharpartybelnpatredby such em wow.“w'“'P“-W sumofouethoruaaddolhvawith surety
fw,butlfthadafsudaut does not ofler outallordwaou thanity honour for or
MM Itch nought-nee. Ill! “NW“ “'0 MF' '0' fl! 0‘ Mdmwyum “flu-j p.“
efthvhaldaereeof tlwcourtor judge wlthdrawmidanawarJeahall bedeeuv M'iW-fl' cthw III". II- fcrr'aaneeofhhdullealutheearemuato-
hvhgjurhllcttoncfauchappeal."rdtowalvaaaychi-foraaygi-tartltladtofaaatatrlaloferl-taalulflg
in said action, and may proceed to try.
decide and enforce judgment and exam-
tion in all cases wherein it has jurisdic-
tion, subject to the right of appeal to the
court of Common Pleas of Fairlield
county in all actions at law as now pro
vided by law for appeals from judgments
of justices of the peace. If any answer
shall he filed inany action pending before
said cowl, when-in the defendant claims
judgment in his favor for a sum exceed-
ing that fixed as the highmt pecuniary
limit of the jurisdiction of the court.
and a sufficient bond with surety is
offered by him, conditioned for the
transfer of said action as hereinafter
provided. the court shall. without pro-
ceeding further in said action. take such
recognizance. and thereupon copied’of
the illmaud in said action shall
heby the defendant trarnrnittcd to the
uextcourtof Common PhaaorSupericr
extends,andinaccordancewithany ex»
tu-ionofaaidplanhereafteradoptedby
nieCommonCouncilofsaidt-ity,andin
allcaacaabovementioued, except where
aeweraarelaidthrougb privategrotmds,
tea-e- the expenses thereof, or such
part thacof as said Common Council
shalldeemjustandreasonablemponthe
thirty days after the same shall beemnc
due.
Site. 63. The judge of said court shall
receive a salary of eight hundred dollars
per annum, and the deputy judge, when
he shall be required to act, shall receive
a compensation at the same rate, to be
deducted from the salary of the judge.
The prosecuting atwrncy shall mire a
salary of six hundred dollars per annum,
and the mindset prosecuting attorney.
when he shall be required to act, shall
receive compensation at theaame rate.
to be deducted from the salary of the
prosecuting attorney. The clerk of said
court shall receive a salary of one hun-
dred and fifty dollars per whom. The
salarie- and compensation provided in
this section shall beta lieuof all fees
whatsoever for the aervicracf aaidctli-
cera arhtng from their procredian in
audcoumexcapt thattbaclakof said
court shall be cutltled to fees allowed for
copies of records and certificates thereof.
and shall be paid quarterly from the
treasury of the mid city, upon theorrler
of the judge of said court.
Sm. 5t. Thajudueof mid court-hall
account to the treasurer of said city
props-stony ont,orcauaetobelaid
out. a drain or sewer in aaidcity,in
wholeorinput throughoracroaspri~
rate hnda, they shall wowed in the
aamemaanrraainaactionfllvjrovidul
lac-softbalayoutof highwarl. b0“!
Moumntofpubllclm
”of anykindlnaaldcity, arch
lbiallfifanappmlhetaken from
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asurpriae, not only to one or two per-
sons in particular, but to the public in
general. Everything is now ready for
this grand entertainment, and our citi~
zone may expect fun enough to last until
mid-summer. Aside from this. the
object in view, namely, the benefit of
the Public Library. ought to inspire all
our people to be present and in thin
manner testify their appreciation of the
efforts of the committee to increase a
fund in which all our citizens have an
intereat. let the hall becrowded to the
doors, and let all expect a grand good
time. You will not be disappointed.
Mung-a HEM; Ira—1:9
Mias Lizzie l. Teller entertained the
Chautauqua Union, last night. at her
home on Fairlicld avenue. a large nnm.
ha of member! being in attendance.
The minute prorated wasof unu-
sual decadence. lt war as follows:
Plano W'Wabe" ..................... Chopin
Mira ill-brow.
All the Latest Novelties In
Furnishingf Goods!
.m...
l.l.ProwitIl‘.o;s
Branch Store
‘ 96 Washington St.
llill Sllllll. llEll lllllllls.
We buy for cash and sell-at
the lowest cash basis.
Our stock of
WILL PIPER.
WINDOW SHIDES.
COBIIBE POLES
“AND——
PlllllEllS' SUPPLIES.
is worthy of inspection.
llur Wall Paper
stock, although incom lets, con-
sists of over 25,000 ro Is and 500
designs, which is an assortment
selected from 10 of the leading
manufacturers of the country.
Our stock in the other lines
specified is fully as complgtlg r
l
“retrain 66133;.
Real Estate and Insurance,
WAIBIEG'I'DN ml".
Parsons looking foralo or house and lot.
with the view a pure .ara invited to
cal cxamlneour list. ehave them for
sale in every parlof the city at mnahlt
prices and on our terms. aufl tf
HM" " "W’Kfi’lli‘flll ___
A " com-artisfgrimi'éaern thaws;
Avvlr in My Io tin. m-
Street. I Arch “not. Kornlk. ale lw
A arrufiros unable German iiTn
small famil . Wotan: work pro anal.
Call at Prod Gal ‘. eat Norwalk. it
4 ROOMS for light houukeepin , two in fam-
ily. Address “Moms.” Sent nel offing It
a
lHRllfiflb'r—licod board and rooms. or
table board. at revocable rates. A ply
to Mrs. Clarke. ll llenry street. South . or-
walk. at? 1!!
FEW brirhl irls as trimmers: also
.‘\ tons on W. t G. straw sewing macaw;
Apply to A. C. Wheeler. Butler street. a]? 2!
llfisziMAKlSu. lore cur-gamut“ b
I. Iheday. Terms. $1.5m day. urn Mart
liner. 6? South Slain st. alb lw
’l‘lWIt respectable gentlemen to occupy“.
pleasant furnished front room. with or
without board; furnace heat. bath. etc] alx
, lllllllllll
l4 tooth Iain Itmt.
so. Iarwalt
We HaveWtII
Fine French Ginghams, 30 in wide, plain colors and small
check. Just what you have been looking for for your We '
dresses. The usual priceisaquarter; we will place Mall.
saleat19cperyard. ' I
Twenty-five different Dress Patterns, exclusive patterns
and 81.00 quality; price will he 98c and 89c per yard. :
9'?"
Twenty-five pieces extra line 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckerlin
dainty blue, pink and gray stripes, equal in quality to fine Scotch
Ginghams. Price this week, 15c per yard.
10c tine soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to’
Dwight Anchor. Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 7d per
yard. Five yard limit.
Twenty-five Ladies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For a '
leader in this department we reduce the price to 02.98 each.
Valuation, however, is 84.00. They want to be seen to be ap-
preciated. '
In our Notion Department for a leader this week, all aile- 7
Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babies’, Children’s, Misses’ and Lad- . '
ies’ sizes in either black or white at 11c per pair. Lay in your
year's supply while you can get them at this price.
Make your hens lay; Nest Eggs, 3 for 56.
13c each. Good 25c Brooms, 19c each.
Lunch Baskets,
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 95c each, worth 01.50.
83 Washington Street. _
6E0. Vlll ItsuIIE. Prep...
"Select” Sentinel once.
.. ' ’I‘fl' “LET.
- KOO)! house; . per month. “in good con-
i Ilitlon. lnqu roof 0. I. Barker. real eo-
tale and inaurance.‘3 South Main st.. Math
hill.
minute.- walk from depot. Call at or
will {I
Scrwalk.
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