a... the Barons: or run Week Only
OFFER IT IT PRICES; LilWEB THIH CBHMBH Till.
2 qt. Eumeled Qoffcc Pots, 490.; 4 qt. Enameled Codes Pots, 690,; 3 qt. Enameled Lippodl
fiance Pan, 291mb qt Easineled Lippcd Sauce Pan, 3%.; 5 qt. Enameled Lipped Sauce Pan, 49c.
, hum of 11111111: marries a ham Prim to on» But
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSE‘,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN 8m, SOUTH NORWALK.
BBS All!) ELECTRICITY.
AN IIPIIB'I'AN’I‘ BBSMIU'I'ION PASS
El! I" "ll BOIION COUNCIL.
PASTQB’B RECEPTION
luv. and llrs, I. 0. an!“ lupin
flair I'm-as In tho Baptist Church.
Words of ‘good cheer and smiles of
SEBEHIDED THE MAYOR
LAll‘l' NIGHTS REPUBLICAN ,llll-
CUT DOWN TO FACTS.
Major “1'. s homey, crocuttve ollcsr
of the geological 111m ey has been notified
by Set rotary llohc hmlIlI that; his services
are no longer required ’l‘hoI 0mm “ill I).
111. Hatters.
how is the time of theyear to discard your straw hat tor
one of the new fall styles life are now prepared to show a
ti 1 11 ne of hats In all the latest shapes. But 52. 00 hat for
Is and oua|lty can’t he eoualed' In any house In the city.
Bomstook Bros, Hatters.
:ore Open Every Bvenlng Until 8 .00 O’clock.
n
CTOBER 4, 1893”"
PRICE Two 1
11111111 8113. Bio h
vise.
Mother’ s Attention: "We have just the thing for your hell
the way of a suit. a double seat and double knee and
not rip. These suits are the best value in he market for set
Itsk to see the Corbett suit when you call. '
STOP l
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Wall Paper“
welcome made svsry pleasant evening 1 IONM'BATWN 1" NOBWALI. aballshcd. WWW» M
"” at the South Norwalk Baptist church Isst —-- Ten pvt-eon» II ere I. ‘Illcd III spank: caused 1 1 g,
1 It Provides for thslstsbljshlsl nta HI- night Antiseptic-I'm W by a" and“ by Dwnr's land ‘1‘,” and!» B7 lire in It church at .lmrangnrieniero. ' I 1
""1“ "1" ‘° ”"1"" W"- "' "* Wow-«unmanmmm ...m. 1.... .1 1.... w- m 33?. n .1..." 5.1.11. committed LOOK i . FElIlElIl SLAUGHTER III Phillis «
““5 mm Ilsttsrs 5““ to their pastor and hi! wife, Rev. and tho Messrs! ussdldnlao—Isd l'lrs, 101,133,). shooting 1,1,5,“ "trough we ' _ 1
17". I" ‘3. 30““ u" "8"". Mrs. R. 0. Sherwood. The decorations Spsschss. cheers and Cigars. roast at ilrnnd Rspids.1
um. business was mm at the were arranged with that “will” of A lsr and enthusiastic ‘ I lie- Evcry archbishop in the country will Ilr W...— one Mr ihe Sllecilli Billilliiilllls ii" This WEBB Wi" be lilB —THE— 1 1
monthly meeting of the Board of Conn» abandon which lends additional attrscv publican‘s. Wed by Dwymychty of :sgf'gg'gu‘gaimfigf WW“ ‘“ 3“"? 0 Bill" 0i mg - ,
cum.‘ 1‘" niIM- The m0“ "3wa “um,” "Mm “nun. handmo'k b, Norwnlk band, serenaded Moyccclcct l'orcst lime have berndolng Inuchdunr- p g ‘1
. ileum tbe’psssing of: resolution “011: TM ”bio. Braided 0'" 5! Kw“ “a u“, ”members flea of the ’age In Carlton-rm ' 1' ‘ 1 ’ . . . . I . :7 .
providing for the establishing of I munl- "”1 W. 5 Smith and Mfl- 3- “1 Board of Councilmen 0‘ the City 0y Nor EIsIcn prominent cltiunn of llnrtholo- I , l I n ery e p 1
cipll savor electrical Plant for mercan- F031 "“3 spread in the pastor's walk, last night {new 111.111.11.111 2d,; :nclug1pg W? women. 1 . I I rOWI ‘ 0
fibplll’m IE wasss EOHOWI: 1 study, and jfl'lllillg vines ”a "”4 . ' ' rave ‘eil ll cc orw ccnppng.
Wmus, 1,... Ac. 3. a... 1...: a... 1.1.1.”, I..:..,...... .111... .11... ..a ..::.:‘:..‘F:.:::.:.;°:‘::.:::. gum; A 133:5,gummypgggggggmpg ___W___ Under the Charge of MISS VIII TlSSElI. tier Former Patrons
«sIAuembly entitled An act “mor— dawn chm. made a very pretty 110- m........ [helium
izing Cities and Other Municipalities to
Establish Plants for the Manufacture of
Guand Electricity." approved June 23,
1893, any city,undsr the limitations of
said act, may construct, purchase, lease
or establish and maintain, within its
limits, one or more plants for the manu1
factors and distribution of gas, or cite
tricity, for furnishing light for munici-
I use, and for the use of such of its in-
bitants as ma require and pay for
thesame. as provided In said Act ,by first
obtaining a awo- -thirds vote of the Only
Council and receiving the approval of
the Mayor in each of two consecutive
municipal years, and by having the
same thereafter ratrfied by a major-
ity of the voters. voting thereon at the
annual municipal election; and
WHEREAH, in the judgment of this
Council, the City of South Norwaik
‘ should take the necessary steps to oxer
me the both ority conferred In said Act;
therefore,
Resolwd, that the City of South Nor
walk be, and it hereby is, authorized
and empowered, under and by virtue of
said Act, to establish and maintain,
within its limits, one or more plants for
the manufacture and distribution of gun,
; or electricity, for furnishing light for
munictpsl use, and for the use of such
of its inhabitants as may require and
pay for the same-Jo provided in said
Act. and to exercise all the authority
conferred upon cities in said Act.
Tho property-owners on Monroe street
petitioned for an electric light near the
crossing ,of the Consolidated railroad.
Referred to the committee on electric
lights.
The clerk read the descriptive survey
of West street, from Taylor avenue
southerly to the city line. The commit-
tee, Councilmen Fox, Trowhridge and
Judson, recommended the adaption of
the original survey, except in front of
M. M. Norton‘s property, where they
recommended keeping outside of the old
fence line“ of 1 the latter. ,The report and
survey were received by the council. and
the committee dIschargcd.
The clerk was Instructed to draw an
order for $200 in favor of the street com-
missioner and $150 in favor of the chief
of police
The committee on finance was em-
powered tc borrow $2,200 on the credit
of the city.
In the absence of Mayor George Lock-
wood, Senior Councilman Henry 1). Fox
presided. The members of the Board
[resent were Joseph A. Volh, George S
Trowbridge, John McMahon and E. F.
Knapp.
The meeting adjourned to next Mon-
day evening, when the matter of the lay-
out of Cedar street and the report of the
committee will come up.
IN SESSION AN HOUR.
last Night's Monthly Ill-sting II! the
Court of ltnrgsms.
The Court of Burgesscs were in session
which awarded damages to the. tic:
Bhsrry and Raymond estates. The court
tore. Delicious chocolate, coffee, slud-
wicbes and cake were served by several
young ladies of the church and Sunday
school. Scattered about the Sunday
school room were small tables, on which
were pretty jsrdinieres, filled with marl-
golds, naeturtiums and daltliss. Potted
palms were also used, and tall lilies were
tastefully arranged. In a pleasant cor-
ner, decorabd with palms, flowers
and a handsome piano lamp, Rev.
and Mrs. Sherwood were assisted in
receiving by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mor-
gan, H. M. Ptowitt and Miss Angie Scott.
About two hundred guests were present,
who were presented by the ushers,
B T. Sheffield, 0. A. llavIlsnd,
E. R. Bennett and Dr. C. l-‘ Houtwell.
and a delightful evening was spent. The
hospitalitysnd sociability of thr- South
Norwalk Baptists is by no means on the
Wane
ll HEELMB.‘
*IlAY.
Result of Yesterday'- Bicycle Races at tho
Dashnry lslr.
Six thousand people witnessed the bi-
cycle races at the Danbnry Fair yester-
day. The trackwss in excellent condi-
tion, and fast time was made in nearly
all races. There were nine events. and
all bad a large number of starters. The
result:
One mile novicc~Jarnca F. lolly,
Greenwich, first; Sterling ll Fenian,
Danbury, second; W. A. Latina Cold
Spring. N. Y., third. Time, 2:34 4 5.
Half mils open—A. W. Warren, Bart
ford, first; Charles Nelson, Springfield,
Mass, second: E. A. Nelson, Springfield,
third. Time, 1:11 4 5.
One mile championship of Danbury—
F. Barman. first; S. B. Wheeler, Second;
A. M. Ballard. third. Time, 2:46.
One mile handicap, open—Fred. T.
Cntliri;’Ncw Haven, 71) yards, first: J. F.
Lally, Greenwich, 100 yards, second; C.
J. Gray, Unionviile, l20 yards, third
Time, 2‘le.
One mile championship of Fairflold
county—l". (I. Hoyt. Bridgeport, first:
it. B. Gregory. West Norwallr, second;
if W. Merrill, Norwalk. third. Time,
2.52 .i I.
Ono milcopcn-E. A. Nelson, Spring-
field, lirst; A. W. Warren, Hartford,
second: C. T. Nelson. Springfield, third.
Time, 2:32.
Two mile L. A. W. championship of
Connecticut—A. W. Warren, Hartford,
first: E. H. Boyer. Hartford, second;
Ludwig Forster, third. Time, 5:81.
Half mile for boys under ill—Harry
Ellison, New Canaan, first; 8. ll. Keogh,
East Norwnllr, third, Time. 1:15 15.
Two mile handicap open-J3. A.Nsl1
son, Springfield, scratch. first; James
from Bradley Bull's residence in Novo-
ton, buying in the private road of Wil-
hls excellent speeches; cigars were passed
around, the band played and red tire
was burned.
The procaslon then moved to Uouncil-
man clectJ. A. Osborn'srcsldeuce. After
serenading him aspesch was called for
and lit. Osborn cheerfully responded,
thanking the smcmbly for the visit and
giving s brief review of Monday a great
victory. He then spoke upon the general
excellence of the first mayor of the new
city and nominated him for governor in
1894. Honolulu were then in order.
The party next made their way to
Councilmanslect A. C. thslsr's resi-
dence. After being entertained there.
the home of the new tax collector, Cap
tain A. A. Bette, on Elm street, was via-1
ited. Herc another speech and cigars re-
vealed the visitors. The party was after
ward entertained by Councilmcnclect
J. A. Pinnco, E. l.. Boyer, E. S. Adams,
and J. P. Trssdwsll, the newly elected
water commissioner. A. A. Chinery was
at the Court of Burgesacs'lmoetink and
was not seen.
The demonstration was a big success,
barring the fact that acrowd of hood-
lums amused themselves by living stones
Ill. the powders. Horace Gibbs had be
head out. and Samuel Foster had his
side bruised. Others who were struck
received no injuries. Rev. Garret Haul-
cnbeck had his silk hat smashed over his
head. __ 1 ’__1_1
THREE IONTHS IN JAIL.
lllnhnol l. Willi! “Ito-“I for Ass-ult-
l-g Yon-3 John Boynolds.
Michael F. Walsh, of South Norwalk,
was arraigned in the Superior Court,
criminal side, yesterday. charged with
aesulting John Reynolds.
Walsh. when put to plead. wanted to
make an addressto the court. ilohad
agood flow of language and proved to
be quite an orator. He delivered his ad-
dress, in which he told of his family
troubles and said the case against him
was a conspiracy; that it was the pivot
on which his wife intended to bring pro-
ceedings for divorce and that ho was
being persecuted by her and her friends,
including the young man whom ho is
charged with assaulting.
The court. listened to thc handgun and
took the evidence. which showed the
case was one of aggravated assault, as
shown by the State, and than he scotch-
ced the accused to tlfree months in jail.
When Mrs. Walsh war lesvrng the
court room, her husband, unnoticed by
the judge, significantly placed his fingers
to his nose and otherwise insulted her.
its will have time to ponder on the case
now during his confinement. llo III a
man of property,snd declared he was
overcome with wrath when he commit-
ths police that the turnout was the one
Psrhsrncn was trying tossll In Spring-
Twr-lvo women who arranged in II pedes-
trian contest in St. Loner, managed by line-
san Mohammad, are looking for him and
their Inlsning prizes.
Cholera has bankruptcd the capital city
of Baku. on the Caspian sen.
indications are strong that tho [lemo-
crats, Republicans and independents will
catch nominate a candidate for mayor in
Brooklyn this fall.
The Control 'l'rnllir- Iusocintlou refused
to grant armorial rules for (‘hit‘ngoilay at
the “'nrld‘s fair.
’l'lu- famous horse lunigetroet will never
race again. Mr. l‘rolirru'ili send him to
Kentucky to spend his rcmniniug days,
The score in thr- 51-90an billiard unnu- be-
twccn Roberts and iron resulted: llIIbr-rls.
1,1101: lw-s, so: '
RETICENT ABOUT BISMARCK.
lndlcntlorn Ara 'l'lml list In “'oaks-r Til-n
Ilia Frlrnds Will Admit.
l.n.\lm.\, Uri. {"11"} llcrlln uurrrnpund-
cut of The Timers My» that in Prim-1- His-
Iuarrk‘a inIIIIctlintc entourage lilt' greatest
relics-nos an to ills condition isuhscrved
The new arrange-moms for llll‘ )ourncy
front Kissingon in FIirIlrirlesrnb. the delay
in starting and Dr. Sclnwninger‘s evident
solir'ilullc one thought in ittdlcnlr llIIIt illn-
Innrck is much weaker than hie friend-s
will admit.
The print-V's Ir-purtul pnrulysis l! m1
mined nivay by tlII- \tntmnont ti..:t ill’ I. Hi
It bitten on tho bv‘t'li by an inst-ct.
HEIILIV, (M l . A lil‘Ecillll Ircwapupcr
shy.- l’rinrr Bismarck is reported to he :90
ill that it is doubtful whether he will leave
Kit-sought: IIl'II'r, Nu confirmation of tnllt‘h
:I report is Hillilllmilit' in Berlin
YELLOW JACK’ S ADVANCE
Ah?” lnrrrasnol (‘nvu Hourly I. sported
st Itrunswlrlr.
lilil‘\,—V\It h. HIL. tit-l. A "Thl'l‘t‘ wore
flirw Iii nth». nnd l4 new canon of yellow {1--
\’('l'r1'l:tirlf'ti lrcro. SH It'IIlltloI‘IIlnpml crises
exist 1.1 .II-.~up Wot II-I-ntlrcrrurttirxumantl
tilt intro "l.’ 1-! i111: ‘I't In lllllrnw-nl um»
Eilill' 11m in Ii 112} 1le: ti 1i
'i'ln- irIr1'1>41ilIlI)’~i< IIII~I~II1IIV bully ore-r-
wurkul. Surat-m: Murray Inn not alcptrx-
('f'lif nu var arm-1 m: spwml trains (1:? four
days llllli night- Sum-1m l-‘ugvt and all
the local physicians urn undergoing a terri-
lIlI- plIy-iIIIIl :IIId llli‘liltti strain, but. they do
nrilmtrrplain. Surur-nn Murru} isnmrshnl-
inghis lnrm-s tn rim-t u trmncrnluus mit-
lm-uk. hourly cxw-uml. .‘i'iiVI' Ineusurcn
lll’i‘ III-lug lulu-II by Ilu- \lzirim- illtfilllltli
rrrI iu-m Washington in prrtcul tho sprx ml
of contagion from .it'Rhllll
Suppl-«II hlurdurrr ('nplurrrl.
TRENTIIN. lint. II, \Vullarv Hunt, the
half ilrl'rli lIulian, who is Hippos 'li to lmw
InanlI-IIIII IIlrl rutnm-l llrghtly and his wife
at Nt'wlltwll, I’.I . un 54-1:I,2-l,II.II. captured
Ellfilllt‘Wdllllla about l1, llliil“ from Mur—
rim-lilo. 'l'lIc lndinn was in tutu-ml unr-
Incntn and mu lrulf tit'llli from hunger and
['Xptmlll‘t‘Jht III- has lwn mmprllvrlaincc
the murdir to go nltumt vvltully without.
food or Mile r
Mr. (inrnimlgr's (load Prospects,
lkmrn’s’. III-t. 4 When notilirnl of the
withdrawal from Ilu- urtlwrnntminl rum-11f
Attorney firm-ml l'illnlIIIry. I-x Mayor
llnrtmim was also mantli:late,mid. “Now
"Hawthn‘im «will out by llm
lxmnl.
American
ilmv tIIis-lnnnty IranI MIIIIII' in WI
4
C. B. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out
HIB EHTIBE .
BUSINESS
I wm Sell My En-
tire STOCK 1.1.1113
LOWEST PRICES In
Town.
: --BEGINNING~— :
Saturday, August lath.
' IIIII ooonrtumo uImI
oooos AIIE 111
Still).
~09.“
ii. H. HARVEY.
BDRTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH HORWBLK.
LOOK!
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each l-lb.
package of
BBBWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Ii brand and milk bowls "
Glam collects :smsmers.’ "
u
.I lugs putldlnir1ln1hss
So eoial
chiefs.
each.
2
week 'ff‘ each
25
I5
I5
200
lllll
‘leil
doz Gent's
patterns.
Uif
/\
$1 93 per pair
F
MAIN STORE.
:iOc per yard.
lbs ’i‘iddlcrly Winks,
all
dozim Gent's linmstitcliorl Hondkcrcliirfs,
They consist mainly 0f the 12111 goods.
<o- -
lbs good Mixed (furrtliI:s,}.11‘ per pound.
llreaoy Know that Both Hot Style and Price are
Satisfactory and to ill lithers life Would Say,
Give Us at least an Examination
Before Buying Your
Hats.
THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE FOUND
REAR END OF
drive in Ladics’ Fine Quality Embroidered Handker-
Wu closed out a lot of importers sample
dozens; range In price from? 51'. to 5111' each. Your nice for 23c
«O~*-—>r-
pair Grey Wool Blankets; full size; extra weight: worth
Price this week 81 111 per pair.
.0.
yds .1 l W o )i it hits Skirting B‘lannel: regular r1 mil prir. 1:
Price for this. WOl'k, "21‘ p, yd.
‘0.
Cheviot Working shirts: 1;: hair ofmm 2F: Iliii'erent
Quality excellent.
,‘, ,,
231: per pound
-*9—«—— 1
114 lb packages Marshmallow Drops, tic per package.
George Vanhlstyne. Proprietor. _
83 Washington Street.
96 Washington St. 1
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
IN THE
Wall Paper
at 50 per cent. less than regular
price.
Saletoliommenoe
lhursday,lune29
o‘outr has“
1111
Souvenir Spoons;~
. North’s Studio
by sitting for a dozen of his best
CABINET :RTBGBBPH§.
colored border.
tlur price this
Price We or 1011.
WATBH THIS SPABE.
Theodore Olsen
ow-
den
ESTMLTE.
Special 8an
I l
1 Laugh. Walerbury,sccond;C. bl. Nelson, id that Mr. fir-wulmlw is III-aural of more Pr'ce 25Ct8. POUHd. “Mop...
only 1st) hour atltIIeIr regular monthly Springfielduhird. Time, ‘15.”, red the assault on young Reyno s. "l,:1,,1”,,.,.,.1,,,,1,1,,‘ m,,:.|,..“,{ ,ye1y,.1,,,,,1,1.,_115 ”11:10:: iitmimriiz‘i ”BMWLBWLW. Grimm”;
meets ‘ . , '~~‘--- .. ........__....._. W: 11- row on m- III" ”rumour It ull n11 aI, ntu'or. n no. mm
in Mfiimn'gtfanmfling routincbnsi- _L' J" ”elm" ‘70“ . diamond an“ 1'1" “0m BIND-I“ "Ala.“ lll- lIcplvnml tow-mud.\l1:lirccrIIIIIlgo-’«1mm ltoplntleh I'm“ ---------- 0"” with “‘“i' i, lb”
..... may named to .1... final ..,......1 Bi"? T111333? $1333” ”“ “W" 9‘“ "M“WWWW' ""‘“""' - ~ . 1 ~ ~ location... I? ' i ii i0] an
. u as W ' 1 ' ' w to south N011.“ III-ported l'prlslng In Alaska. " ( .. .. 1 I. «I
the commissioners sppotntcd to assess “’0'" ”‘9”! came . , 101th” I
,- . ._ . 1 l , nd l'nn‘rmsti, Mr..(t.t,t, 1lIrouImItlIonuc I'M ntoncupeand truest.“ :‘ " l :1
benefits and damages on tho Butlerstreet. m. . “n u re" “n 1 yesterday in search of his to so a "Wm rmh“, "1 i” mum“, ”m, mm Wot-e- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1: .1 I ..
I m“ " n” K w on which he said he let lsstwret Ef‘nkoplam I
INFOVemenl-I- Tile l't'pOl't W”: in sub- 1) i .31 ’ ’ ' Illtll rm-miy lawn .IImilder:uprlulnxnrunng “(w-”mum, dl ., .. 3 ..
m, that they had not changed the At Rh. ”mu" ‘0'“ mwiin‘ it) i" ”n' ‘0 “WI“ Pnlflm ”00m” 40'“ “"0 the nritiim ui Alaska .VlIIIIIy [Iv-rooms, it in it l at plain-rs . " ' :t " ”ATM-.—
opinion contained in their first report, “0“,.” it '” Voted to ”P.“ ‘ "a" To“ sftcr clams. It was It 00049 surmised by will. IIMII ilt'l'll kIliI-II, arnnnnrlwrn wvrrfll 3'3"“ “elk NM!!!" '33 ”
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Important Announcement.
.Hard Pan Prices.
portwl kiilml “dinnsrplau .. 11 1:
. scoop” y, rt nd ,1”, llstn Reichan.tothc first highway wsst. field for" last Wednesday night just . 1 ltsonppatss .......... 1 *1
and to to e "W a W, The wtectmon were authorized toespend ""10“. 10' his "my (0.- “mug,“ Ind Dsath cl‘ roan. Cools. ”L‘W
mall”!!! "DONG“ on the peti- not more “in“ “two in won“! “I. It will hersmembsrcd lhlt Oscar flaun- “M‘ "MW”L N Y». Ut‘t. Ii. r-IClmrln tracker lnthln pnurrtnieutislIIIrIIldmmIl- '
tlon furs sever on Spring Hill. estimat-
lnz the expemc as follows: Spring Hill,
l‘otldl of the town, but .100 was spprw
prinml to each of the three salesmen to
ders advanced ‘8 on the turnout tocnsbls
Patterson to get out of the lockup. Illr.
0min, lit" lTIy'I'IIr-IIIII mm or lie-v James
(ionic. lilo1 Mullunilsl miniatcr in this place.
«but and instantly killed bitrm-lf while in
oil and so I handcv .
11:11:11: scan:
1
feet front lots
on Ely ave,
One Thousand" 5 $3011
0".—
. d p y, ”I“ downtha M"! in “I!" WM". "Id 3.“. wont go fly, Hanndm' pilec, ldcn‘ n rrmlmt. lie pulled Mil gun toward him s
1...“: 333?“..ii'if‘axi... 3.1:. .. new 1100va mm um .. W... .... .... mm that: tr:‘:.:t‘r.:"'1‘.'::..‘:- """‘ lbeeMiomslock 1111111111 ousmtss outttot, Cider Ba "-313 5 ”83.333311. 1..., 250
m M Bock road, south. '1'. “'9 :3“ 9” 2?: hill r‘ ”Elna“; wssohllgcdtoglvclt up. Parkrrcon has ~' STBMFOHD 60"“ . f tf t
cos ace emsttero oponnx m; to b y I , mm 1 g at. ennui-rings a nu M n. v . 1 cc ron
coo. Botheught the borough could not a mm from hmmmm. "1 u r *- "W- 0 ° W I " ' II llllllTll Mill STREET.
adord to lay the sewer at present. The
report was accepted.
Bums- Ilcllullen oomplslmd that the
electric light which the Court ordered
man's house to Charles Bsymond'spn tbs
old Fermi road. and the matter of the
new road from Holectmsn Jers-
ut his .8 back when they most satin.
am one an count .1 I» lesson.
The last opsnaalr concert of the season
Vat mrmmx 11 1th 4 ~‘l‘hc- abntdowu
ninth Iiislrrs- l‘ oily Ititlliuwn or» Idle,
and list! hrml wimwrr- l'ltl‘illtf had no In
ruisw fur tlm-c. lll'IlIiiitt,f|t‘l‘. with liII'il’ {am
of lit" rolling llllii‘ einreJuiy l III cousin“ ‘
Pooh's World‘s Fstr Tours.
011.00, 01:11.40, outdo.
Ops-u Ins-Ii” manta... tmunvr I‘ll. ,
Youmr turn Iil‘i your“: 1111111111. l'll||l'tt‘.lti
durltm Iberia). 131m IIIIrquI-Imu-Ini: l
5 $200.
These lots are within h minute.
.\.\'|l
KEGS.
on rear lots,
, corner mtonmtltrltm, I‘ICNSI.\VIHII'."|0"T- am of the m
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