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THE EVENING srrlmri. um norm-m
JAIN mu.lllliuralll m. M II.
Mamet-rail”... '
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MM~Me
ctr-l ...... Hemmer
stub at 1:.
Isl-Inst lee-ll Weather More“
“malarial-eaten” “"‘"‘ _
imidnopartlyemnmw h". Gnyl’eltonasd StephenSelhiearear
thecMwlth-flehurhkhwtemkulu. rangingiorahoatraeetobeheldneat
poaiblyiolluwedbyllchtraln. To-Iorvnwtt m! M‘-
promieee to be partly cloudy. with alight
humanism-nu our laterals. int. —Greatrednction intrlmrnedandnn-
trimmed hats at Iii- Tilleteon’e.”
lowedtryrlin.
worms urn comm: Wuhinstonmt.
TheCryetalhasehellteam will go to
For the last row-res kneel Team in
a. I... .c um Weetport tomorrow aiternoon and play
the nine there.
Mada-flbmlbl-I
.al-rI-e. .
lea. Annie 3. lmlth liesveryllloi
hrshiuerathahmldmo-etreet.
Adaughterheehemheenhoratolir.
and Ira. leorpeli. Benedict. oiDay
Met.
This is the season for soda
water and we always have the
best.
I 41lwmw
‘ journal runsnlnr
onlylcols amass. 7
The pliers for the Norwelk Wheel
. Club's race to be held Thursday,dune
1; 29,areon exhibition in thewindowoi
‘ Davia'clothingetore.
! A epcc'ul meetingoi Uncut Council.
independent Orderoi Redlen,will he
1‘ held in theKul‘htsut Pythire hall on
5. Wflingtouetreet londay night.
All the old favorites at the
eaineprice.
Cililllfill'lE.
: lilSPBEillll.
' smlwrnlrl.
AND
PIIEIPPLE.
I Can’t be Beat.
lllsll
llosrullt
costs Ill cams. in it 3:33:
Ml-
lioltll lore
3.13%... “'
kiln
lune own:
t'ranktirmy mini-yin
, a Mia’s-defies
tr
ii ii PilllSillliW
. I I ll
48 Washington St.
sou'rn sonwsnx.
—Hnyler'e candy. ireeh every day, at
lane’s, 51 Washington street.
There will be a meeting oi the used-
. tire committee of the Norwa'k Union
. Young People's BocietyoiChrietian Ea-
deavor in the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church tonight.
li youdonot knuwwhat a enoweo-
clai ie.let ell yore latent crrioaity he
: aroused endgoto the South Norwalk
new church tonight and find out.
(loandhaveapleesanttirne.
lathe’l'ewaeilterwelk tethe
World’s Fair. ‘
cumssmneuubymum ;
lnummummmm I
tnthelettcrhox at the entranceto'l’ual
While the steamer lolly, owned by
Captain Chariee W. Bell, was working.
ytetcday, on Captain Bell's oyster
ground in the Sonudahedredgedupa
lame echoorlefs anchor.ettached to about
one hundred lathoute of chain.
——li your appetite Ina tailed, it warm
weather weakens you. it you are run
downand "all out oi sorta,” goat once
and buya bottleol Sawyer’e Dandelion
Compound. it's just the tonic you
need.
A civil service examination tor the
mdeeoicierkwillheheld at the poet
oflieeinthiecityonJuneZt.heginingat
9a.m. Applications must he tiled he-
iorenoonoanue 22, with W. A. Coley.
chain-aunt theexamining board.
State Attorney iatcaa, oi Nr-w Ilondou,
ietakingetepe to have Andcca Barelli
brought to Connecticut iroul Naples to
stand trial for the murder oi Gabriel
Melito, at South Lyme, in Hay, 1892.
Themuvdercd man wascook ior a party
at Italian laborers and was butchered in
a horrible mmW
—iii'id§ lambllic.;lore.ll)c. People’s mkt
lizuhugnfifi - 3
i
ne"
Easement?
...t..arastsii.~
Within;
W
The voting luv the lamp at (l. S. Trow-
bridplCofecigar stove ior the most
popular firecompany closed last night.
ltetood as follows: Putnam floae com-
pany, 1,4“; Old Well lionk and ladder
comm}. 1M; layliower Hook and
ladder company. 800; South Norwalk
Fire Police, 250
~l’lenty oi ice cream at Lane's, til
Washington-trust.
Twenty-live members oi Paugueeett
(boned, independent Orderoi lied lien,
umetoSouth Norwalk leat night, and
worked the degrees ior Uncae Council.
There was a large attendance and all
were delighted with the manner in
which the work waveonducted. At the
lr eaythhlg insther than theerticle
printed inthe iiourlsatiiaturdayabont
South Norwalk’e water supply were
needed to prove its malildoueand un-
werrnntedcheraeurJtisenniiiedinthe
repertprlnlad Myiu'i'us Blevins
oi the investigation made yesterday.
loaninrnish you just what
youwantandthe price willhe
right. The largest variety of
patterneeverehowninliorwalk
1mm which to make your selec-
tion.
A good time to paint your
ho-eendlwillhegladtoeub-
Theiiour;bttt,onthecoutrary,hold
flit fixing eonclueinnoithe ceremouel, Caterer F.
m thereeervoir a blessing instead oi a A.Inneeervedoneoihletempting din-
Theronghmeehanice iori’ap- unis-lee. it is “eunuch "hm“,m‘ p
www.mgendDm—Wrmflh uamuuu ”‘7‘
m , u” m etnti oi Wilton “a ~Jeeob Musha- Ionopolslirer.
irevh every dey at Oriental Battling
WorkeJHiorthliainetreetJhlt.
Theltylvaafihoreweat to New York
cityyumllavtohave a new propeller
Boathl‘orwalk thatlegalstepeehoald
hetehenetouoetupvevvntaiurtheree»
hlhitionoiltonthepartoithellour.
”W "‘ m 0‘ W mum. haplewhudeelndtogo
Mite use Mr and “I" toketon werntahg dowaheerryalle.
visit-one leitntthedispoeitionols Captain Boston mused that the
nelpeetlnhvttaal.
m
nanny-e.
eahrrwaytolloathlorwelkead brie.
thepeuple up. but thougheome min
imwfl‘thwerreuteheaeresepe
or w... the
NORWALI ms.
O m w d I“.- Ira- "in
w Multan.
Irani’. Weed endeon lldwerdere
epnrdlngaiowdeyeet NewtonJiJ.
Jame-Hitched hueoldthe ‘ .,
placeonfltsawherrylliil tolldward lo-
Geath,oiflaugatnek. '
Rev. T. K. Noble, paetoroithelioi-
walk Congregational church. will ex-
change pnipite with Rev. RO.S.lo-
llailImHh-idmorhnnt Sunday.
The lookout committee of tbeY. P. S.
0.2. oitheFiretOongmgational church
will meet‘thia eveningat thehome of
him. Andrew V. Heathen Wed Iialn
m. .
—liaeaonahle prie- at lane’s depot
reehnrant. Openallnight.
Turner, owned by W. L. Ward, oi
Porteheater, and driven by W. E. lock-
wood, oi Norwalk, won the 2:32 race at
New Britain yesterday, in straight heats;
but time. 2:28}. '
h
Harvey Beth entertained the choir
boy-oi Gmchurchiuaroyal manner,
lutulght.» hiehomeonWeet avenue.
There was gamee and mimehments.
They departed about it o'clock. voting
letter Bette en excellet'lt host.
Rev. Thomas Wood, who. flity yer's
ego.wee pastoral the New York are.
one Congregational church. Washing-
ton. D. c.,delivmedaueddre- at the
prayer meeting in the Norwaik Congre-
gational church, lest night.
-Best quality. lowest prices. Also
light lunch. lane’s.“ Washington street
ll- Hunter trotted in the 2:25 clam at
Mystic Perk. yesterday, finishing the
various treats in the following order:
ll.6,5. Ii- Bunter made the best
timeoi the rare. 2:21}. The race wre
wonbyCaprlcr.
The Atlantic division oi the Amer ican
Canoe amnciatiou will rendavoue at
Captain's island, nenr (invenwich, the
But three weeks in July. A number oi
Norwalk canoieta will attend. On July
4 there will be a lantern parade and tire-
work.
At a meeting oi the Sunday school
board of the Norwalk lethodiet church.
held on Wednesday evening. the teller-
ingprioee wandecided upon (or the ex-
cureon to Paweon Park, on June ’:
Adults, 50 cents; children between six
and iuurteen years oi age, 23 cents. un—
der .six, tree, provided they are accom-
pa'red by their parents or some one to
look alter “Willi-“w
Danbury ‘u to have a tau-mile race_
open only to Danbuty, Bethel and
New Hillard riders. Evidently Danbury
end Bridgeport wheelmen think that
thereare no bicyclists nubideoi their
precincts. The race given by thetnare
local aflairsand Norwaik riders have
givennpallhopeeoienteringaraee
either in Danhury or Bridgeport.
~The remainder oi the line stock at
0. ll. llarvey'e iurther reduced in price.
Noeuch bargains ever uttered in boom
and stress.
While riding upWeat avenueon her
bicycle. last evenina.ayouog lady no
mumliuieeonoilandlordlici’hereon,
oi the Norwelk Hotel. The little fellow
ran acre-dream directlylnimntoi
herand beiore she could stopherrna-
ehlae, the iront wheel knocked him
down end recover hire. ’l'heeollletou
threwthe bicyclist irom her monutand
both the rider and the machine went
over inaheapoulop oithe youngster.
No damage was done and all hands
laughedovertheauuideut.
lam! wheelmen. who have entered
theAlphaWheeleluh’eroad race. which
takes place te-mormwaitarnoos. trove
the Great around Dorlon‘e Point. the
same ensue so It t year.aremendieg
their spare momenta riding over the
course seem theirtimeteeordrec
due-d aemnsheepomlhle. The Mir
timelesty-rwnaumethlnguverthhty-
hom'thbyeardtlaw u
willbedoaetuthetwentire. Riders
oumpetiagwtllteketheweetrldeoithe
Tramway rimpaay'e tracks down and
bekaad eervlenetaudotherwhreimse,
itlshopod,wlll taketheeaeteldeotthe
trash. The course is In marinate»
dltloa and is “have to fret time.
mwmimwmheeahaedte
eterkatO.ll.liarrey'e. Gallfiieweah
aad’tfiehrrptaa
tuciphfiglmfilrwih lb
new underwear
ans-u tel-“er errant
fit a More .‘h
" 0.1“.
w,
‘llllr , »
7»* ~5H3cflbs it) 35l.715.
A. Dipkefififian & Son,
“Wimemtmuplhe
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cts. to $2.50.
if"’iiiltl£51rs;
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
,M million. s. at 1.. opened learner's new cuuncu.
their fair and entertain mentinthova-
oeutetoveintheliorwalkslub building, W“'I'«D-lum.ursunu.,na
_ the Organ Dedicated tau night.
mnlflh M V" ‘ M- ““3““ n... m oi St. Paul’s Univermlist
church, Iieriden, was dedicated last
~50!) pairoi thehestfl.” ladlee’ kid night by the world-renowned concert
OxioIonnever eawatA.H. Hoytt 800 organist. Clarence Eddy. oi Chicago, as-
’ ‘ we like Inseam-oi
Don “I.“ Carloeetarted 1‘“ “‘3'“ York. k'ly'he organ was built whisk
ior New Mexico. when his wile wee aSon,Wutlield, his... and contains .
enddenlytaken ill,obliginghlm to return mm 01] 889 i a“... .0“ -
tothiecit Hewillrtartagainneeoou ' ppee, I speaking
1- stops. nine couplers and accessory stops
ushereoom_____ and seven pedal movements. It is a
The 39., c_ u, my held church grand instrument, end in the hands oi a
asrvioeend preached at Winnipauk, last great organist inescapable oi the most
evening, endalaohad baptism, The nr— delicate and powerful combinations. It
vices which St. Paul’s church have here. 00“ about 89.000-
tnlore held at a“. point .1" now be The church in which it stands has
continued by his pariah. just been finished and was built by Miner
D. Randall, oi this city. it isa most
The remains oilin. Francesi’.’l'inker, imposing structure in external appear.
a sister oi lira. John Hunter, of 130 ance, and of pleasing architectural
lain street. Norwalk, who died in proportions, and internally is oommod}
Brooklyn, Wednaday, will be brought ions and cheerful. The auditorium ill
toNorrvelk thia afternoon. Tlieiuneral entirely iron from columns and other
wiliheheldhomliraliuntsr‘srrsidence view obstructors, end extraordinary in
at Oo'elock this evening. and the burial accountic properties. it has all the mod.
will be in Union cemetery. Ills. Tinker em and most ample modes for Sun-
was forty-seven years old. day eclwol end social purposes. The
———-—-——-——-————— church cost about $80,000,:znd the society
0'88 Till! RIVER- is pleased with to construction. We
take special intranet in this church he-
"I" "d 0.2:;3. M II I.“ cannot its builder. Heiaayonng man
. . . . oi remarkable push, and this demonstra-
mm 1%}: affix $31.: tiou oi in. ability .3. builder oi the
avenue ' highat class of edifices is most gratify-
' ing to his fellow townsmen oi Norwalk.
The Epworth league will m at to —-—-——-———-—~
ml“ It a” homeoi 6W ““1016. "A hand on the Country.”
lsple avenue. An intranet-ins pro- The Democrats went hetero the coun-
mm, will 1,,an try with a certain scheme of taxaton.
The country took them at their word.
The two lire compenia were on. lot Now it ill proposed net to carry out the
mention last night. An alarm was sent original plan in inll, but to add another
in and they went to the Ambler a Perry plan, having no coherence with that one.
hat iactory, whens they practiced with aplan for internal taxation end not (or
the ladders and water. a tarii! for revenue only, a plan about
_ which the Democrah did not any a word
m":$‘”;;‘;‘wr‘l:‘d‘fim when asking ior vein last full. Nor
"m" "' "‘ ldt hadaredt rd
erer'ngbyiiev.C.ll. qu. ltwaaa won My ve eaayawo
about it it the wanted to. Under the
quiet, borne wedding. with a low friends circumstances. ly‘ would be both ‘ sun-
present. prise and a hand upon the country, for
the Democrats to swing an income tax.
We are sorry that there is anybody
it aaabsurd toineiet that a
WESTNIT.
Ill-a. Charles Burk tailed onthe hia- ho
jestjc, Wtdnesday, tor a abort visit in '
politi shall be honest and truth-
E‘m’i!’ ill in its d]: 'ngs wig: thei gap]; W?
In. R. C. I. Page istooccupy her "0000!. w temem .ro e armm
residence here this summer. Ann” "0“” all“ If I man Who had
given him a promissory note for 825
In. S. T. Stanton. oi New York, is smrgdw toéum when trim mad-
' tu , eey“ereiswoo ,su
visiting hire. Samuel Wood. ‘ you may In" my old . and the use
Iliee Berth Wayne. oi Short Hills. ll. oi my wheelbarrow. lie-r, don't drecum’
.l.. is home ior thesurnmer vacation. 1
ofler. That would he absurd.
Mr. and tin. David Harper, oi limok- i=3 “M" n... m“ ‘° 5" W“ ta). .3
lyn. are great- oi John D. Wood.
and his money are soon
New York Sun.
The annual strawberry eudice cream " M H“
ieatival oi the Netiwdit Episcopal
church was held last evening in the Sun- u”. at its annual meeting in Knights
d" Wmdumhmh' oi Pythias hail, Swartz e Corbett‘s
1'50“in will“ ”500' “mu“! block. elected the following oifioera ior
0‘ the we" “mum“ ”1’0“ am fine ensuing year: President. John l“.
was held last evening. ti. A. Darrow Burke; vice-presidena, Timothy hither;
was appointed chairman, and theio‘low- recording W» Bernard Conley; fl_
‘0‘ otilcere '9'” 919°“: Clerk. 1" nanclai eecretary.John L. Tully;treea.
fined 8» Cannon: Mulch 0- L low: urer. Dennis O'Brien. County delegate
mmmiuee- FWrick Hmhww- r. r‘. O'Rourke, oi Danbury. will install
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Smith. 01 the oliicere next Friday night.
Bridgeport, are stopping for the summer
with lire. William Jon .
Edward Williams, oi Brooklyn, was a
r
.
Hibernian clears.
Division 1, Ancient Order of illberni-
l‘tlehlag he. I III. Hotel.
Manager Boldt ol the Hotel Waldoriia
about the busiest and moethothered man
I‘ll“- yesterday. 0’ M9 lather, il. A. in the United States at the preeenttimo.
Williams. lvfiyhodrdln timeout” d min
i ‘ to con nctrl on a t on
m” M. Jennings, oiLrveuilam: it. through his haul. and he hasn't employers
netting 1'" M" re. ex ‘ enough mattend to the visitors.
Down in. Boldt has had we to know
“in illidllle Keeler, 0! Bridgeport, in thathtzleouskiolkmtlmt inai‘lmodd. ”avg:
~ " on vs no aortao
visiting Mn. 1" ll. li'iyrnond. _ and then excused their conduct on the
Charles ll. i‘airchild haehren appolnlv WM that they were anxious to pone-e
ed committee at the East Bangatock ”3'me “boomer?“lhm rivesrnm
. tree-o . an area can one screens
320:3; flal'non, m" 8.li and other lumlture which ooetaemall ion
tune.
Iii- “. lloube Cable is waiting lies Hr. B‘olrlt :oeld Surfing: 352‘“?
Ill one mm: a
Adele Hamilton, oi Lyon Plains. tors. The mu ruched lta “ a I"
John ColliIII, of New York, in Vbilinfi appa'owhm a couple d richly timer!
1’. Campbell. women ““33"“ the him-l and tit}:
asked to he i rooms.
““7" "m" °”°""” 0“” " “'“‘ theirtounde they wok var tromtbetw
'“K "m 5"“ hlsein the vetadinlng rooms end-ny-
thtna else mid lay their hands upon,
Present. limos. MM”... m.,,,.,,,,,..,.,. 2...- ,
W The womenwere dot-mud in eon- ], 5 _
M ' ”'u o" "" venlrhnntandpreel yrellend otthetr ., O"!
W" "*1" ”m . hour. W t. Mow. "M “Airman. allahtlrlaule in inrwanl l...
William W. L l‘ f 1 homeirom C" 0‘ to M them. Whiletheywerehry hinder wink-Joly liltinmblgrllrgtum-
ape. handsomely Mlle thinks they w-e Er the animal. "loin.” 1., llllhtala‘m
M lee—wit Y
Everett Flume-labours tor therein- tk " ark
w'm' firm eeholer
news-a t
”.1.‘:&ll:ietner and him llattie a M7. a l the rattled
Ire. B. E Ross. oi Camp street,»
yieldrgatfleml had,l.. l.
thehanlttome eierklaehtnanerhtle
anthem-idem Missiles.
."sherrht. “Given
lath aemauytwoeaaon-sadthe
? deucelrtlllrl" rut revs"
match “M“ “ 'I“ “lhegyour ”hedatnmered.
[the turnout.
lie-hunter Hoyt cane hostels-t willyamtnlerathamtohym
niglrtiromlletleyfli. J.,to mad he: thumps
lieworkedatitiounetuwlthoutane
anmuvrvantion. a.
Y. i. Jar ~ all «To. oi Nowell, have
Bedanelerrsiiewlianhrrg.
EQMMWWMM
mnmwn.r..m.
cl.
lampwludowndlhfldul‘n A dollarblll line
." ‘
day of this week and give all an
TBlBDhOiIO
Leading Grocer.
If you likei
trade is delighted.
Vegetables, etc, received daily.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North Main It., So. Norwelk.
Telephone call, 52-3.
lohmMia L’
WEIGHT 3% POUNDS.
BETTER known and used
3'2?” ..
g ' t O . 0 '
Easy Running.
Convenient.
nm a. good and
built for ladies it be-
comes at once the ladies‘
choice. Instruction irre.
Hartford C Ties 37‘) to
em). Second and wheels
constantly on hand cheap
Flora A. Hale, wi'n of William J. Cal"
rer, died suddenly at the residence ol
her daugh.er, lire. John D. X: h, in
Cranberry Plains, lmt night. She went
down stairs after so no water. when she
weslakeuillnd called ior her daugh-
t.-r. She wri resisted to her room,
whereshe ielforer hickwards. and ex-
pired. Medical Examiner Burke wrx
summoned and attributed her death to
apoplexy. She wee titty-three years oi
age.
Dr. M. J. Davis is a prominent phyo
sician oi lewis, Cass county, lows, and
has been actively engaged in the practice
oi medicine at that place {or the t
thirty—live years. On the 26th oi ay,
while in Des Moinee en route to Chicago,
he was suddenly taken with an attack of
diarrhoea. Haring sold Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and iarrhu-n Remedy for
the past seventeen years. and knewing
its reliability. be procured a 25 cent bot-
tle. two doses of which com lately cured
him. The excitement an change 0!
water and diet incident totrnvelingoiten
produce a diarrhea. Every one should
procure a bottle oi this remedy before
leaving home. For sale by (l. C. Still-
son. Dmgxist.
lather llavn You a Baby ?
If so, get imm your dru lotto-day,
for 25m..abottle oi Dr. land's Colic
Cure. Eve bahyoiten has distressing
colic. Dr.land's Colic (‘uro gives im-
mediate reliei b removing wind from
the stomach an quit-ting: the nerves.
giving restful sleep. Mother, think 0!
the worry and anxiety this saves you.
If your baby is teething Dr. Hand‘s
Teething Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and
relieves all pain. Sold by all druggisu.
Are you insured? 1! not, now is the
time to provide yourseli and ismily with
a bottle oi Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Dinrrhma itemcdy as an insurance
against any serious results from an at-
tack oi bowel complaint during the sum-
mer months. it is nlrnoef certain to ho
Niki and should he procurrsl at once.
No other remedy can take its place or do
its work. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by G. C. Stillsou. llmggist.
" Taylor‘i‘z Oolden.
llaalEstateandlnsulance.
WAfllllliti‘l'oll l‘l‘ltll‘l‘.
Permits lookln iornlol or More and lnl.
with me view o Millie-incur»: invlml in
call and ermine our list. We have tin-m for
sale in my partoi the city lit flammable
prices aml on our terms. an! ti
‘ " orrzu. '
'l’llililitr At her realdencein llmklranno
it. hire. l’ranm Palmer Tinker (“refills-r
m an. Anna «l. llnbiwll. rrlnmro n
in ”ii? street. Norwalk. at oo'oloek p. ”L.
can
vwe etreet. Swill orwai .
I)ll§l’ltlt.'l‘ or NllltWAlJi rs. PROBATE
ihannneth. it. tell.
W as, written a lloallmi baa been made
to this (3mm tor vim nllnretlnn or the estate
Catharine l'. . late of Norwalk. in
letrtot '
Unusual). That said application be heard
and determined at th'f‘l‘mi-ele onion | Nov.
walk. out lad y of June. in. at!
0'» al that public notice there.
no to 1 interested there-in by
mulls order n a news per having a
bet ”ml. at m" 'i n" a...
ore .
' m it"lvoollmnm.
ll indie.
9 THE internal III.
linemen». Com. is «peas-l under see
1 led. w. and
u ”all L III Mil.
“mm'timewfi -
fins-la fl.” 'mav
em... 5...";
mum Bacteria.
“mammalian“
“fin-Minnelli.“
Wharton-nitrate”
'k-hthhwl-rm
This is anentireiynewartiole msdeirom white eornandietlte '
finesteereal onthemarket. Verysimpleiupreparationandohnz , ‘
takestwomiuutestohaveitreadyiortbe table. 'l‘o ‘
to every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we “X3
AN triennial [All
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday, Friday and Sutur-
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs.; for 25.;
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
cm! narssrn termini
buy it, the price is
Fresh Fish, Lobsters, live Soft Crabs, Fruits,
JACKSON “Homeowner
‘ day M‘enlnu..lllnelatll. NINIlIlflln
urgent invitation to call. . ,
Call I 3-2.
33 Washington St. .
no higher, and all of our
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
Flirt nEllrEItl.
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21 Wall st.. Norwaik
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W EIGHT (I) POUNDS.
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7 general housework. German or Swede
preferred. CallatZS West street, city. “(it
(ruinous): to take German humus in July
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Saturday. Grand Army Hall. One child. 81.
gmnonth; brother or sister. 81.50. in advance.
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cor, it South Xaitl street.
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