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Best Line Of Furnishings
mums & coxs,
' Washington so,
can be found at
80. ‘Norwalk.
25cts._l_g_. 2.50.
, WHITE wmsrs‘
. \500ts t0 $i.75.
A. Dickeffian & Son,
84 WASHINGTON
tutti ransom:
'i IlnIySIltIlsaliltss.
All the old favorites at the
aamoprroe.
Paul has. In. has returned no...
fromthedutulcaufollapoftlm Deaf
auanmbatHarlford, toapsndhiavw
cation. '
—Iateatatyleaof Pure-all new-toot;
atliarry Oorqn'aCigar “(theatre
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAIN WJditorand m. .2
m'wnmmwm
, Mall-malaria“.
“Rhli'l "'"" I%n““’| '11.?
still
lowtarIl-all'auI-‘luraaaat.
The weather to-day promises to be from
cloadytopartlydoadrtmthnaimliu-
cedalbyraiaoa thsooaats. wl;‘iaaarly us-
“OIN‘! followed by slowly rldnu teln-
mummum
whemallnlaaraadwarmar.
Willi-I78 FAIR oosrssr.
Orders for camp were received by the,
commandant of the companies here this
morning. ’I‘hscompantea will leave on
Holiday. August Bl, for a six daya’ tour
of duty atliiaatie. ‘
—Woolohllie,1flc yd., at the Bos-
ton store, Norwalk.
William Erueat.a pupil of Profs-or
Yeager, and who practiced for some
time In the South Norwalk Athletic
' club's gymnasium. bested William
Veruoulaatnight at the Coney Island
' rink.
5: -lead’aaodawatsristheoddeaton
earth. WWaahingtonstreet.
i, The Second Adventist of mi state will
hold a Sunday school convention at
High Rock grove, tomorrow. It is ex-
.' poctcdthataboutaixty will gofromthe
STIIIWBEIIBI.
AND
PINEAPPLE.
* Can’t be Beat.
iiism
PIIIISPIIIIE
teem tents, Int it is
' " lionli late.
I. II. Plaisted
48 Washington St.
sou'm nonwm
,i‘lLPlPEIi,
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is
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Icaafataialt you just what
yonwantandthe priceywillbe
right. The largest variety of
[overshowninNorwalk
midtown yoursolec-
fin-
A good time to paint your
Wandlwfllbegladtornb-
“mum
.« mechanicaforPap
m
W
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E- 39mm,
. *‘tmfitsi lava...
. Sailboat-trim
aunt-ante:
m Norwalk Advent churchaud Bun-
dayscltool. ThawillicareontheSfiB
‘1 am.traia.
f —Iadiea’ Home Journal for July at
. Flynn‘s P. 0. newsstand
BeveralBouth llorwalhpeople attend-
.- ed the math annual oommecernsut
exerc'wraof'l'holotropolitan College of
Music. in the Scotch Presbyterian
church, New York city, last night.
Ii-Aimse Wood, of West avenue, '-
apnyil atthocollege.
~1'hsrernaindsr of the tire stock at
C. B. Harvey's further reduced in price.
, Noauchbarxnill erer oilered in boots
7 and dress.
haunt Georgeil. Brotnfleld will on-
tertaiutho members of Sherman Coun-
cil, at hh home No. l Lynes Place, Nor-
walk. this «suing, the event being the
oulohrathu of Royal Arcauum day, June
23. All members are requested to be
present. without further invitation.
—Ilemouabie pricm at lane‘s depot
restaurant Openalinight.
aigufiwafisgigu‘!
Through the eflorts of Taylor & Gold-
en, Ina. Dowd and DcArmit, the
when interested in establishing a
hranchof the Keeley Home for laebri-
ateainNorwalk,hastakenaleaasofthe
Woodward homestead. which, it is con-
‘oeded. la admirably adapted for the pur-
pose. They will take piascnoion at once.
s
inflict:
in.
n—
U
~Fwthcr reduction in price of tire
atochatc. II. Harvey's. Call this week
and get_ths bargains.
Theaouth Norwa‘t‘aBoatou Storewill
takeatockoaniy 7. Before doingao,
lr.VanAlstynewillholdaaemi.annuai
mletodiapoaeofasmany “cedars poa-
aible. The mle will. begin tomorrow.
audwillcoutinueon louday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. Borne
noteworthy reductions in the price of
podshasbesnmade,which are enum-
eaatadin a two column advertisement
mornaumi’ioiasns.
beprlnted. Ballotswillhereesivedaad
counted until 6 p. m., londay, June
20th, and there-alt will heannouuoed
aa aoonthweaftcrasthe ballots canbe
counted,“ thoaaceamfnl teacherhe
announced.
sour- KOIWALI.
‘Ial b0
Mada-rattan”
anal-aha.
JohaWJlaaka has rectivndthaoea-
taaot forlauurl 'l’.llatoh’a aawbdldv
Isr-
~PasaloaCraa-.atlaaia.lb
WWW
m
mummhmum
fat‘CKaapp's fastarlm thatthay will
shah-otters Ii not reopen until
Jatyl.
mamas-nuns”
anlarmhdwatar.adaliutodypara
flmm Mnewad‘
rum today willtail you all
aboutlt.
mum-imam. Ilsa-
halo pupa-ii law York (hoary
Guava-y.
mil. naut- wtl battl-
ontluliratpageof’l'nasimrinuoday.
Emm.lflwhnpmoilho
men,willheintsreated lulu-ale.“
theelforuoftheantarprhingproprietor
willnodoubtrneetwith a generous re
spot-e.
—Auickelahox and good. What a
prieefor-rdinsa. Batwameantostay
atthsfruat. Wehareadiah full open
faymtobolahauyouwout haveto
hayapl'inahl‘. Thel‘ew York
(irocwyCo. W
Lincoln Council. Order of United
Amaricmtlouhaaioahsldanopenmast-
hulaatafiht in their haniboma quar-
twa in the Ewart: C Corbett block.
Wail-gunshot. There wet a has
mammwm
AM thaopania‘ may, “Ar-aim."
“Hawkins-Molnar”
Ridinamto. haunt, ltaaat
Vania, Ila-ml Worden, liner BI.
mummm,m
ad plush; selection. in. .Oarratt
Wit-walla afaw malaria
uwmmm
takeawwlehyaarmym
sills. hahmjnclablandtudaelao
tie-Wham ad they
was” [in abundant
oulhtionwntswradaaltbpmhm
utmmyallyantsrtahal.
“mu-menu; loam
arr-twat Ilm'ryllouwa’a autumn.
“flash-Dailies.
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NORHAI‘I 82"“.
A Itraaay W at Items "on. um
liar-an lad of 'l’wwl-
A son was born thiaruoruingtnlir.
and Ills. John Realty, of Union Park.
WW, Unlwd Order ‘
of the Golden more, will elect officers
to-nlght.
rhinos towels. to each. at the Booms
store, Nprwa'k.
The luneral of Patrick Brennan was
held from St. llary'a church at 0 o'clock
this morning.
~Anchored toilet soap with stand, 3
for too, at the Boston store. Norwalk.
E. April and wife, of Norwalk, hare
rushed beautiful hinges on the Rhine
and are enjoyinz theme-airs.
-Iiadiea’ wrappers only 590 each. at
the Boston store, Norwaik.
W. B. E. Inckwood, who was thrown
from hiscarriageandinjmed by the
running awayof Walton Boy. is more
comfortable today.
I'D Lillian Parker, of New York,
whole visiting in town. met with quite
a painful accident yesterday. While
playing,sho fell and injured her knee-
cap. ________
~10 pc. toilet sets, decorated. $2.53
not,“ theBostou store. liorwr‘h.
Interest at the rate of four per cent.
per anuntn for the current six months,
payable July 10, has been allowed by the
Norwaik Eating: society.
-ilind llamblficdore lDJ’wple'aMarh-t
Justin F. Hoyt‘a barn at Winnipauk
was struck by lightning during Wedn r
day night’s storm. A portion of the cor
nice on the front of the building Was
shattefld.
—Ifen't aeamleat 9 here, 3 pr. ior 25c.
at the Boston stun, Norwalk.
Rev. D. If. Ellwood, of Kellogg street.
who was reported yrsterday as seriously
ill, is considerably improvedto-day. al.
though he will not heablew Icoro his
room for some time.
—Attention housekeepers! Liksorery-
body else you are going to put up fruit.
Why pay for the jars? We give your}
doc. lamfmit jars with a pouml of
our famous 60: tea. The New York
Grocery Co.
James Hyatt wns arrmtrd I :mJny
afternoon for (It mkenneea and annoying
small children on Water atr. II. lie was
"ken before Justice Roar. who lined
himfl’ for drunkenness and $1.00 and
costs for rqault.
—il.iy|sr'a candy, fresh every day. at
Lane's, 5i Washington street.
Pawaou Park, where the Kuwait
Embodiat church and Sunday school go
on theirerenraiou and picnic. Tuesday.
June 27.lsnear Ilianfoni Point, about
three hour.)' sail from Norwalh. The
steamer Sunshine has been chartered for
theoomiouund will loaro South Kor-
walk at 8 a. m.
—IAdisa’ fast black scanda- hoao. only
lzic pr., at the Boston store, Norwaik.
Young People's Society of Christian Eu-
dsaror. of the Nor-alt (m ttonai
communucli-Jnmsi. John wig
nominated aaacandidatotmeprment the
Norwalh Uniouatlha lontrt'tl conven-
tion. Pour applicatiouafor mambeml'p
warsrmdandacolpted.
—Plnty of ice eraam at Lane's, 5|
Wadsiagtaatnat.
(Joann liliar and daughter Eadie
aadlr.aadIra.B.K.iltanleyretamsd
last night from Williauratmrl. lam.
wherethayatt-lad them
ranch-ofWHlia-a' colla'. Anon
mmmmnuuhnm
Prod. titanic. both of liorwalk. 'l‘ha
lattsrtooh thaaaeond print-German.
Theiiutprirawaawonhyatm
~Curtaiapolm withcomplatsuiu-
”only lllc,attholloatonaton,
meak.
Wednesday night the ordination of
llamhmknbadliagtoatookplacah
thalowlilord Berti-touch. 'i'aa
ahmahwmwaliydmwatedwtth
lowdu. Ila-arma- "Why
banal-patiowflamaadtha
charurtotleohmuhiraasnailsbytier.3“y
’ Y. s. nebular. of the m m
eh-ahofltwwak. It. [Audit-atolls
mam—whom arsed-lupu-
mlbuamimttaahafmtkalairlatl
.kfi'
I 1‘
took of 010mm . Ladies Shirt Waists,
’ wrmiwé—
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STREET.
Roberta. Hartford returned last night
from Williams college. where he had
charge of the floral decorations.
Joseph Borough, of Trenton, N. J., Is
visiting his sister, lire. G. R. Ich mogul,
of West avenue. Norwnlk.
~36 in. cashmere, all colors, only 170.
yd., at the Boston store. Norwalk.
Mrs. C. B. Parker, hr sou Arthur and
daughter Lillian, of New York city, are
sprinting a few weeks in town.
a
O
This afternoon the Inasmuch circle of
King's Daughters of the Norwsik Meth-
odist church will visit the Soldiers'
Home at Norman, carrying fruit, flow-
ers and reading mutter for the inmates.
-—Ladies' white lawn shirt waists,
pleated back and front,aaiior collar, only
79¢ each, at the Boston store, Nor-walk.
Thefuncral of William Lanrier was
held from the horns of his father-in-law.
John Rom, at Winnipauk, nt 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Littrier‘s fellow brake-
rncnsonta beautiful floral pillow hear-
ing the words "Our Friend." It was
made by Florist Hartford.
At the regular meeting of L'ucasCoun-
cil, NO. 26. l. 0. R. 3L, held last night.
in Mystic Uimin “All, it wss voted to
hire the Knigh'r of l’ythiae Hall for
regular meetings every Monday night,
on and after Monday. June 26. The by
laws will come before the council for
nppmral on the 25th.
-011 stores with lrcn tank and large
mp. only 39c lit the Brim“ St ire, Nor-
walk.
Borough residents who have handsome
ilowors and plants about their places.
complain of thier. ' who pull up the
flaw» by therools, and often take pots
and all. The most of these deprecia-
tionsharoso fur occurred now rare-
nuo. The officers are doubly rigiliu: and
hop" to catch “to thieves in tho act.
thinking they may have some connec-
tion with the gang that. is stealing dow-
ora from the gum in the cemeteries.
Thepotted plants recontly pineal upon
the grown of deceased soldiers hare
nearly all been stolen and tin- old so!-
diers are justly indignant.
0'“ 1|“! RIVER.
low- alrl (hasty of the [ray In last
llnrwallr.
Leslie Gamble. (man for Ii. 1).
Randall, is erections fence and other-
wise improring his pmperty.
if. i). Randall received two car loads
of lumber ymtgrday.
—0nrice cream is porn in every ro-
apect. Wananted. lane’s. 5i Wr‘lling-
too-met. W ..-
)ir. and Ira. Charles ammo, of Sec
ond arcane, arc the parents of a girl
baby. ‘
Ir. and tin. It. 1’. Undsrhiilmf East
Orange. N. J.. are gum-attirehomc of
J. K. Wu. ”_ .... ._
The Epwonh l ague will meet to-
nlght with Ilia- Jamie Bronson. First
arenas.
up. w mm ”Open on net-i.
Mlmm
Marvell. J. A. lloyaCharita
mm WictaJamsa Will-
mott Mow Hhar. “rho-mics-
at mmhllelnt lforwalkeema-
twywweooadaotrdbyiiatlwhodga.
41mins. offload! jewelry worth
figment So each. for the. at the
mwmm.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in harming rowan—Lens: U. s. Gov’t Report.
on;
AWL? was
madam; errant,fic.a gm“
Thf-sral of Charles Fisher m m“.
Illtlflammchnrch. makin-
,‘¥
Powder
:1
MARINE» AIID FLOWERS.
lit-Wards:- Klmmey’a char-rial Daugh-
ter Becomes Mrs. Daria P. Osborn. Jr.
Vorwnlk society saw another fashion-
able wedding Wednesday night. At the
residence of Mr and hits. John I).
Kimmey, on West avenue, their daugh-
ter Adeline was married to David Flatt
Osborn, Jr. The house was thronxed
with richly attired guests and all the
rooms were elaborately decorated with
flowers, arranged by tiorist Hauford, cut
flowers being a festure of the decora-
tions. l’minptly st 8 o'clock the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. George
VanAlstyne, pastor of the Sands Street
Methodist church, Brooklyn, the bride
and groom standing in the parlor in
front of a book of (aims. ferns and other
erotics. The maid of honor was little
Ada May Osborn, n sister of the groom.
The best man was l-‘red Gotham, of
Westport. The ushers were L'hnri :
Hitchcock, of New York city: Elbirt
W. Pitch and Arthur B. Rose", of
South Norwalk. The bride's coaume
was white dnchem satin, with point lace
and pearl trimmings. diamond orna-
ments. She curried white roses. The
maid of honor was dressed in pink China
silk. Mrs. Kimmey wore a handsome
mlnr green silk, with gr. )1] velvet
and gilt trimmings, and diamond or-
naments. Msrgmlant, of Xew York. wr '
the caterer, and Weidenheimor’s orch -
tin, of Bridgeport, furnished music. The
bride‘s bouquet, thrown from the l )p of
the stairs, wrs caught by Ilia
Mamie Mspl :, Mr. and lira.
Osborn hoardul the 10:23 min
for New York city on a two wraks‘
bridal tour. Upon their return they will
reside at the home of the bride's prrents.
llr. and Mrs. Osborn receival a large ’
number of rnlunblo presents from friends
at home and abroad.
Among the guests from out of town
were Miss Taylor. Mrs. W. H. Taylor,
i’elhnm Manor, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Osborn. Frank Osborn, Fred (iorbaln.
like Armin Godfrey, Mrs. Sherwood,
Bits. Meeker, lilies 11m: and Currie Gor—
bnrn, Westport: Dir. and Mrs. Arthur
Clark. Miss Edith Sherwood. l’lnttsrilie ;
Mr. and Mrs. Home! (iodirey. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Godfrey. ilridgeport;(?. ll.
Hitchcock and hits. 0. V. A. Hitchcock.
Mrs. R. Johnson, H. Johnson, Burton
Johnson. Dr. David DiBol, Ilia Eadie
)Iunaeik, Mrs. A. Reynolds, New York;
Mm. Mary Rowland. Miss liens Rowlsnd,
Brooklyn; Ii. ll. (.‘omstock, New Inn—
don.
Holman-Warren.
Mrs. Charles L. Warren. daughter of
Iartin Kellogg, of Norwalk. went driv-
ing to Bridgeport. yesterday. with C. G.
liolm 1. Jr.. of Ifedford. Ira. but
evening the telephoned to her parents
that she was going' to he married to Dir.
Robot 1 and "the a short bridal tort be.
fore the returned. Ilr. llolmi 2 is a
traveling man employed by the notch. '
kiss Paper company, of Waterbury, and
hrs been acquainted with hire. Warren
about a year.
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-—-Compare the damask towel you buy
for lie, at tho iloetou store. Norwalk,
with any othertmrel luau magma
m’ ”new-to.
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Pitchers custoria.
murmur-mast“
menu-ammonium
warm-mamas“
maumumauomaa.
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
s rin ,lnmb’s hind
Flinn line of‘ fresh fie
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 Rorth Main st., So. Norwalk.
\M/
IIqumbia Ladies’
WEIGHT :5 POUNDS.
Blaceh“ BETTER known and used
I
by more ladies then my
other make. The best
light 22222~ 2.2.2.423:
E ’n - '2: M22 2.2.2::
1: men once 8
1 ice. 1 ctio free.
as, "mung, lifrtfordnglrgla :70 to
Convenient. :Ai’..§i.ii::‘;....r.i°;‘i liost Rigid.
JACKSO ““htflifiiaifl‘i‘mifii‘.‘
Call I 3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St].
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN:
.60 THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
Yes, business is dull and toliven it up we offer- sirloin
portea-house, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, 124;
at m-
obile. 5;
uartcr, 15 cents; fore, 10; of mat to
h, fruits, vegetables, etc, at.” ton,
s. a. WADHAms. Proprietor,
FREE ’IELIVEili.
PEOPLE'S IIRKET.
21 Wall st., Norwaik
Telephone “11,523. | Whit guaranteed. I Telephouecall, 5-7-3.
Columbia Model so
WEIGHT ll) POUNDS.
Fastest Running, 4.2.2 worm.
it!» riders. title-await?
““595" 2.2:: "ifimfi
Beautiful finish, argonm
n
hca when
you can buy the Go-
umhiaat same twice.
m- BROTHERS
Fifty cents is a email doctor bill, but
that isall it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm; Try it and
you will besurprised at the prompt ro-
Iief it affords. The first application will
quiet the in. 5009M bottles for sale
by G. C. tilison, Druggist.
~‘iayior & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Wis“ “0103 8‘! Elm.
Persons lookin foralot, or house and lot.
with the View 0 pun-basin .aro invited to
cal examine our list. e hnve them for
sale in every panof the city at. reasonable
prices and on easy terms. aux tf
Nonwn 1.: Santos Sormr.
Nnawau. It!“ 15. um.
luteren. at the ra. : of tour (4) per camper
an-mm. tor the current on mot .hs. wi' be
(realign to dipne'tnrs. Jul lat. m. and paid
to them on and after “if, a.
_ GEO. . MILLER. Int 3.
163. ”7
“Summer SOhOOI.
Stamford. Conn.
Fperh" .niiucements one offers-ll to those do.
slnius of 511‘!"an a lililllfilvzss ldUOA‘IION
Please-it study ro ,m,_ Experienced teachers.
Thor-mint: courses of study and mediate tui-
tion rates are-among the Indm‘rmsnts. Ninety-
lire per cent. of the gratin-let in busiueas.
Semi for elegant illustrate! catahisae and
Journm'.
Addroee, )l. A. MERRILL. Pres‘t.
iii'tiunrui MUSIC.
NEW IIIITIILV.
lly snbecriptto 1.50 per
filpuhr and cup I Classical and
olodirti.
uIllIII llllllili IliSlIlll Bill"
The llandmmset Musical Monthly over is-
sued InAtnerica. Cont-incisoom tionetall
copyright); 1 instrumental and vocal, with
piano armm intents. (I of mu ~,
with enuraved titled coronmphed in
colors and embellished with en on likeness of
some musical celebrity In rig to. inclose l‘i
cents im- a specimen copy.
ral terror-to ole. Address
BKNJ. W. if ' COCK. Publisher.
‘ wills“: Aha. New York.
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangsgililflu‘inei. Painter
Will PlPEil III) BIIIIIIEIIS
Halli
lliorth Bailout-ll.
fiampieboohaof filliinehtoatmluof
l Ill auto
“we. louldi
i moguls-hymn
Wastes given.
. GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lists IllciiEil. ilinllllliill.
Auction Sale
imitate all Bonn!
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won-im- *' is:
new =4~Wni$§i
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inwansuaaaaatammoaa.
twin mum-mm".
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Wednesday. June 28
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Standard
”WANTED.
*iottt’m'm housek r ' small In.“
(' fioodulhry torightgzpexreson. Elegantly;
repaired. Address."flousekeepor.‘this
or . North Main street. W
COMPETE)?! man w to situation
1‘ or out doomis willingmanil sober- guilt:
rutorences. Address. M. 8.. Sentinel onion.
5213
D“fi"n‘hmf.mith.iffl§§§‘
in mm.
fixal N0. 31. Woodward avenue. Neu-
ly painted thro bout.
A. Woodward.“ Rena “3” AW"
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“MALLbuildi W
b El. lLuzon “armrest. Aplgyuta
OUSEon'I'a lor area pan hm
H on High agent. 152%)?» o!
avenue. '5: rooms on ater stream-’65.?
and 89. up with machinery. Raymond Bros.
3]! 1w
WAGE seven rooms. l6 -
hlsl sefoudzl‘loor ego; mogm’corn’g fizz?
[I Ii Re 1%) WT rooms. like
u. C. Lockwood. Norwalk. El. ll “'0!
UR room a menu
Fobuildi . 3:3 38 to SM
over Layton s Insurance 0
. Inquire Old “'cll
inn 5!.
THE lower apartments and basement in
0 lot of house No. “tun street. luquireof
ml: ff
J. .(‘rnwe.
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LE'I'fmmJunelsLa to
TONO so and u Sonihnntii'nuiilrgo‘suvieu'
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aml (tor-Mt
1:. ”noun-:22:
Clot ch. as Willi
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vieasauti situated to
Address ohn Ferris, th Hm,“
I‘D—nicely furnished rt f
T nun. Apply wmmflrmmnflhankh’lfa
street. 1111th
HE storo on Railroad Pi . Irwin
T sentinel once. Apulrgtng: Sentinel
ofllce.
HE Woodward homestead. t
T large bammchald. garden plot. 'w-u.
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’I-audt. avenue, East Norwalk, . .
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Box 591 South Norwalk. or
grammars.
7th Annual Tour
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PEBIIandSlIiIIE’S
IiIIIIlIIS.
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