Plaiste'il’s Benzoin
90mm will remove all
blemishes from the
complexion.
._ many fine pieces in
' 0111 Glass. .
inoyal Worcester.
crown Derby.
ALSO
liter Dinner toilets.
i
sewer ..<
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ll.l|.l’|aisted
‘Druggist.
3.4%85washingion sr.
,. SOUTH NORWA LK.
77‘ Wall Paper,
or
BllllSllES alt.
mes fer doing your work.
everyone.
Wm...“ ”M. .,-....
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Q: 2 First litres.
1-1.: occur-:11.
V. When you want
something appropri—
ate for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
our stock. We have
:inqsets or single. J
PlllTS. BILS. GLASS.
This is I good time to Paint.
il shit be Pleased to give you
Ill [urchin SItIIiIctlcn In
:VI III only Jevrett'e Pure.
M lest Ind Best linseed
‘E. (it‘d—mom.
NORWALK-i
»- .. properly care for his business lnlersete.
OWWuhlnltml St.»
South Norwalk.
Men’s Furnishings
gel: a responsive chord in the hearts of a buying com... -
HATS
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold' in the state.
:‘RANCIS & 00.,
S Norwallr.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
. Jam counts. Edit-tram Proprietor.
thaw: limontha
single copies. 1 cents
em: lmontb. “thorium
bull"! NORWALI ’lBI ALIS!!-
Box 3—Corner Wilmington and North Main
M - '
Box “Corner boy and Tones streets.
Box 9-mo- street.
Box Ill—West street. opposite Fronkliu street
school
Box ta—Concnrd street. opposite school.
Box IlmCornel' North flattened Ann ItrIItI.
Box lib—Corner nigh street and Bvalew
. avenue.
Box lS—Norwnllt‘ Iron Works building.
Box 17—4‘oruer West avenue and Cedar
Itrret.
Box ill—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 23~Corner Ely avenue and Bonton street.
Boa Elli—Lerner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32—11mm..- nglit station.
Box dl— Falrlleld avenue and Cedar street.
flint-mu Alana-mo to: tomorrow.
Sun Rises Bun sign This Low This
at 6:17 It 103: 5:“
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-dIy promires to be general-
ly fair and warmer. preceded by fog and pos-
slbly rain on the Long Mood and upper New
Jersey masts in the morniur. and followed by
falling temperature. To-morrow it promises
to be gs- orally fair. with slowly falling tem-
pcrature.
scorn sonnets.
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What the People at One on: In Doll;
and Saving.
Home news on every page.
The schooner Hornet has sailed from
Norfolk for South Norwalk.
The Misses Lowndes and M. S. Smith,
of South Main street, are among the
visitors at the World’s Fair.
l Joseph Dowdull Lodge, K of P., of
Bridgeport, will visit Olive Branch
Lodge, of this city. Thursday night.
—Sausage 121} cents. at Hayes' market.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Zsluli and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hoffman returned yes-
terday from their trip to the World's
Fair.
B. 1“. Stevens emphatically denies that
Would uui'lttrgr'ocery‘fnsiness on
South Main street to a New Canaan
man.
Jerry O'Brien has applied for a license
to sell intoxicating liquors in the store at
9 Railroad Place. now occupied by, A. t).
Cuneo. the fruiterer.
The directors of the Consolidated rai|~
road passed through South Nor-walk in
their special car. this morning. on their
regular quarterly tour of inspection.
-—-l’lenty of delicious bread, lit Lane's
The Congregational church has made
11 happy hit in scoring such a lecturer
as Henry ll. Regan to give such a lect-
ure as that on the World's Fair
Tin-Connecticut Woman Suffrugr-as
socialion will hold its annual conven-
tion in Hartford, Friday. October 27
This association introduced to the lax-1t
Legislature the bill which resulted in
granting to women’schoci suffrage.
Agnes Wallace Villa and her r-oiiipany
of playersarestoppingat the Hahuckcii 0.
They will leave here Wednesday moru~
log for Danbury, where they play an en-
gagement previous to the performance at
the Opera House in Norwalk, Thursday
nlght.
-—-The larth line of fine candles in
town, at Lane's.
Members of the Arion Singing society
who go to Bridgeport tonight to attend
the concert of the Concordia society.
will leave South Norwalk on the 7:15
truin. The chorus has been rehearsing
several new songs for the past two
weeks, and it is expected they will eclipse
Ill previous elforts.
First Lleuteneut Owen Borne, of the
Fourth regiment Signel Corps, has re-
signed. Members of the C. N. t}. greatly
regret this step on the lieutenants part.
but he was forced rode so owing to
Lieutenant Burris enlisted in Conwany
E. Merch 13. 1880. and in the Signal
Corps October 80, 1889. where he was
made commander May 11,18“.
~lr'reshpork 12M. It llayee’ market
The enterprise of to II merchants is
evidenced by the large number ofcoo-
tracte they secure from out of laws.
Raymond Brothers have last completed
In ureement whereby they aretofur-
kill the material for I large rellroId
bridge on the Bronx river It West
Form This job requires over three
' tiiousand been“ (It «most, beside other
laterhl. They have Ilse molly so.
cured a cabinet It Honor Kleco, N. Y.
For four years on State Treseunr
Goodrich. ofVerm. li- been working
to get «another I complete saliery of the
portraitsofthe ems mess of Gori-
eeetteot. linen prim investigator:
end wide momma bee mind in
securing portraits or the rem-revs best
‘ yesterdey afternoon from V alley Falls,
Butler More. I. 0. 0. R, will rehearse
the third degree tonlgbt. All members
are requested to be present.
Miss Ifillle Commons. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with her sister, Mu, Ben.
jsmio Reed. of South Norwalk.
, ___.____g -
Mrs. G. H. Vosburg, of Spring street.
received notice yesterday from the aim-
Iger of the Danbury fair, that limb“
been awarded the first premiums on
knitted laces.
—Fresh ham 12c. It Hayee' market.
The Consolidated railroad has madea
proposition to the Government to run
regularly I newspaper and mail train
from New York to Boston, leaving the
former city at 9:30 a. in.
A. F. Sheehan, one of the signal tower
operators in South Norwslk, returned
N. \.. where he went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. M. B. Hayes, his wife's
mother.
Benjamin Hamilton. I colored man.
was arrested in East Norwaik for u‘
saulting the Schlitt boys. who sell ppm
in that place. .80 pleaded guilty and
was fined .3 and costs" by Justice Bar
rett, which he paid.
~Fresh bam12c,at HIyee’ market.
There is on exhibition at I store in
Fair Haven 11 fine specimen of oyster
set. A large shell contains over sixty
small oysters of this year's set. Some of
the oysters are over an inch in length
and are as large as the growth of I you
on some beds.
The” Barnum & Bailey show went
into winter quarters at Bridgeport.
yesterday. The’circus traveled 7,270
miles this season, ovor thirty-one rail
roads in thirteen states. The length of
the season was 187 days. in which 363
performances were given in 140 cities.
—Frcsli pork l2lc, at anes' market.
The special business meeting of the
King’s Daughters of the CongregItional
church, which {Mo to be postponed last
night; on account of the weather. will he
held Wednesday evening at 7.30 o‘clock.
The pastor requests all membersto be
present.
Null" Alilt NEWS.
\ Iireoly Budget of Ito-I Prone Ibo
Upper loo of Town.
Home news on every page.
Alva Lockwood is ill at his home on
Franklin avenue.
Rev. William U. Curtis. of Thedalles.
Oregon. is the guest of J. F. Bennett. on
Park ”rest.
The caeeof Louis Verlin vs. Charles
Mann has been Idjoumed until next
Monday.
lb
A new upright desk has been placed
in the allies of the Norwalk Horse Rail‘
way company.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gould, of Acad-
emy street. have returned from In ex-
tended trip to Canada.
Special Officer June is on duty 10-day
lo relieve Chief of Police Dana, who is
out of town on business.
The decorations It Grace church, this
afternoon. for the Ferris'Stunrt wedding,
will be the gift of the ladies of the
church.
Mrs. Ellen Hopkins died It the reel-
dance of her son, Thomas Itasca, on
Harbor avenue. lest night. Iged forty-
nine years. The funeral will be held
Thursday morning from St. Navy's
church. '
The through care from Winnipank to
South Norwalk,aud vice men. may be
identified by signs on the side of the car.
which read "South Norwalk Ind Winni—
pIuiI." When the cars do not run
through, the algae are turned up.
Scholar? liewley left Waehlugton last
night for the Chicago Exposition. lie
has delayed as long It poeeible. in the
hope that the acute might take dschivs
action. but he feels that he must cornice
the great spectacle. He is duly paired,
but does not expect any very importeat
vote before his return on Saturday.
kilos Marthe Gregory and Ill-I Etta
Cerise, delegates from St. Paul's chapter,
Doughnut of the King, left South
Norwalk this morning for Dollie-ore.
Id. loattend the anions] international
convention of the order to be held in
lbet city. Attire close of the convert
lion they will go IoWIebiogtcn for I
few dIye' sightseeing.
Justice Austin [ave ilk 110ch new.
day Ifteroocn lathe case of Theodore
Rogmuelnet B B. Beetle. the black-
smith. He rsederejcdgraenthi favor
of the plateau. Eugen, for H id
caste. nur- IIidbeescldIce pry Ip
and wear back to Jail. He will
probebiy seeks epplieetlon to take the
poordebtor’e out.
legal-Omaha” employed
by mw. been". «Warm.
will eItlIIlIrdnyIebeeoid keIeiI
Them 8. We m horse
Pietett will,“ is expected. reach Nor-
, walk to-dey from Philadelphia.
live. B.T.Cooperand IoanIloy. re-
turned to their home in New Haven. to-
day, after I pleuant visit in town.
Robert Henson. of the Y.'Id.‘c. A.
football team. gained the ”bright! of
"Paderewekl" It the match in Danbury.
inst SaturdIy.
The-lentil Bodac- College football
turn will plIy the Wilson Mary
team in 811er on Welly-tier..—
Stamford Advocate.
West avenue was in darkne- from the
Armory to Elm street. last night, on ac-
count of the lights It Orchardand Chapel
streets not being lighted.
A sleight of band exhibition will be
given under the auspices of (Word
Division, S. of T.. in their ball. tom-
row evening, by Prof. L. R. June and In
assistant. ‘
The Y. Ii. C. A. senior football team
will play llstts' AcIdemy team in Stam-
ford, tomorrow, and Thursday the
Junior Y. Id 0. A. team will nieerzan
eleven from King’s High school iu the
same place. ._..-._.
Deputy Sheriff Toner arrested Frank
Pope, a son of Joseph Popp, yesterday,
for trespam Ind stealing note from
Charles JIrnes‘ farm on the Connecticut
turnpike. The case will come up for
trial Saturday morning.
The County Commieeiouere have not.
yet given notice when they will meet in
Norwalk to act upon Ipplicatione for
licenses. They will proi ably be here
early in November. Fifty-eight Ipplica—
tlons have thus far been made.
Treasurer P. D. Ryan. of the. Knights
of Columbus, paid death benefits yester-
day to lire. Michael Pendergast, of New
Haven; Mrs. Mary Desmond, of Stani-
ford. and Mice Nora Keefe, oi Nougat-ck.
The beneficiaries received $1,000 each.
There will be a business meeting of the
Y. P. 8.0. E. of the First (bogreguionv
alchurch, in the chapel. alter the prayer
meeting next Thursdoy night. to mIko
arrangements for organising I Christian
Endeavor society in Cranberry Plains.
A team from the Seaside club, of
Bridgeport. will come to Norwalk to
night and play I team of eight from the
Norwalk club, composed or E. O. Euler.
C. E. Clarke, Ciro Batch. Herbert Ven-
Ness, Dr. W. F. Acton, W. A. Earth. 8.
W. Curtis. of New York. and F. E. Wil-
cox.
Rev. Rufus T. Cooper. palm of the
Epwortb Hetbodiat Episcopal church,
New Haven. son-in-law of Alfred Plan.
of Norwalk, will deliver a lectnre on
"Funny Sighte and Funny People seen
Going to,Cutniug from and at the World's
Fair," in the parlor-s of the church to
marrow night.
Willis.
of Union Park;
Victor.
Sent-ck.
of Camp street, and Albert Bette. book
start to-day for the World's Fair. F. 8.
Ambler. of Union Park, will probably
join the party It the Fair later.
will be Mr. Ambler's seem trip.
the constellItion Coma Detectors.
visible to the evening in the northwest,
he" the horiaeu
ills-eminence and Rhode
Ieted. MM“
The Democratic BtItI Central corn
percentage in la.
Chester and Eddie
Clarence
Slauson,of Union Place; ii. A. Smith,
keeper It the National Bank of Norwalk.
Thh
Astronomer Parkburet lays the comet
lately discovered is now visible in the
morning eky due out and Ibout twenty
degrees above the borllou It be. 1:1,, in
Should its path lead in this direction its
apparent motion will rapidly loosens.
and it will in I very lewd-ye become
The national council of the Kolgbtem
of Columbus will hold to run meeting Gm"
in New Haven today. This council h
the supreme governing body of the order
III! is composed of delegeIII from the
four entree—Connecticut, Ilew York,
bland—lee
which the order exists. Separate cfleere
will be electId. my attention in
rut-ummmdmsomm 0""
mittsele compllla'glw you book. The”.
percentage or sub town's vote in the
lastpreeidentlol mm willbeglveo,
andbsacoa fell-buds Inches with”
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K'Ohildren 3
ALL SIZES 25cts.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
“Seconds,”
Highest or all in Leavening Power.-—Latcst U. s. Gov't Report.
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eymour’s Success Flair.
ordim has advenced seventy live cents
orI limited time sell at the above price. We are
imillion correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
lonts’. Brain's or 8
1‘33"ch on
took the advan e of
theadvsntsgeof‘y’ogu.
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Leading Grocer.
' Telephone
perbarrel
the market, but won’t take
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR":
38 Washington St.
Cali 18-2. ‘
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Put ”an.
In mud
The above Mcsérew“
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OVER THE RIVER.
Im II. Odell, of the Day
Hawaii.
Ilr. and tire. Charles L. Paddock. of
40 .Ifaplc Iveaue. started this morning
for Hillard. where they will make a few
dIye’ visit.
After a lingering illness, lire. Henry
Jones died last night at her home on
to last
Fleet avenue, in the fiftieth year of her
age. She leaves I husband, besides one
dougbter. lil- Lilliau T". Jones, and two
sons, Irving and Paul. She was I merri-
mer of the lost Avenue Methodist Epic.
oops! church. and when she was in
health. never tired of working for the
cause of erstienity. The funeralwill
tIke piece learn the church, Thursday
afternood'hl‘klo o'clock.
Marriage Costa-I.
At Roman marriages the wedding ring
was placed on the thumb.
Secret marriages are in every country
In Europe considered illegal.
In Spain water in which a wedding
ring hubeeu dipped is good for sore
eyes.
In Java as I part of the marriage
ceremony.t thebtide washes the feet of
the groom
lo Bervia and Bulgaria the groom
given the bridea tap with the heel of
her own shoe.
ThoOrcck church employs two rings
in the marriage ceremony—one of gold,
the Other of silver.
Tho wedding ring has at one time or
Iootbubeco worn on the thumb and
everyfi'll.
Four flap were tired in the marriage
ceremony of Mary Stuart to the unfortu
nuts Damley.
The use of the wedding ring is first
noted in Egypt. When the ring was the
emblem of eternity.
Amour: the New Zealand nutiventbe
most important part of the ceremony is
I terrific mock Icoflle
The Crusaders introduced a fashion of
holy cross rings, each containing a frag
ment of the true cross.
Marriage by capture prevailed among
the Turoomane until I very recent date.
and the form is still not up,
A hundred years ago, when the ledt'
had I fortune. the newspapers stated that
fact and gave also the amount.
in Samoa the bride wears I wreath of
flowers, a dress uf cocoa melting and has
her face colored with turmeric.
Among the Tartar! I marriage is al
ways attended by I IhIm Orrin butwrcr
the friends of the groom and bride.
painted white Ind red and her hands am
feet are dyed yellow with house.
deemed for the wedding is was Ilwa
with the point 0! a spear.
rollaln the public oiled, open to the in
operation oi any interacted m.
Tbe wedding ring is worn on the lot
band becIuIm la symbolism. the sigh
band to authority. the left nix-dimes
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When the hair of I Roman bride was
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ODDS AND ENDS. .
New Scotland Yard la the lax-gut police
allies in the world.
‘ What makes life dreary is the want of
motive-George Eliot.
mum” hae been found on the
coast of F dawith I circumference of 5
feet 0 inches...
A room is ventilated best by opening the
upper sun of I window because the hottest
air is always near the ceiling.
hairs number about Leno. and the whole
number on an adult scalp is about 120.000.
French pangs: are provided for by the
fund arising In a l0 per cent to: on
theater tickeu. This tax averages 810.5(1), -
000 a year.
A chain made for the United States gov~
ornment at Troy. N. Y.. in l883 was Iixmilea
bars of iron each 256 inches in diameter.
It is estimated that. or the 5.1110300 inhab-
itants in London over 1,000,000 are poor—-
living on loan than '5 a week for each
family—while over $0,000 are in chronic
poverty.
' flerat, in Afghanistan, is the city which
has been most. often destroyed. Fifty-six
times has its walls been laid in ruins, and
the same number of timu have they been
erected again.
It lsItItcd that on American house has
concluded a contract for 9.500.000 tone of
Japanese coal, to be delivered at San Fran-
cisco in the course of the next 10 years.
Hilbu’to the coal imported at San Francis»
on has been principally Australian.
The metal- in commercial use—copper.
lead. tin, sine. nickel and Aluminium-ears
‘nIver absolutely pure. and their value vI-
riea much. weanling totbs impurities with
which they are contaminated. for thsIe im-
purities limit the uaea to which these metals
may be applied.
Henry Irving's four favorite parts, accord-
ing to the lamina World. are Hamlet.
Richard 111, has and King Lear. The most
emanating to bear. "There is one charac-
ter in Shakespeare." eayI Mr. lrving.
“which about be played six nights I week
with impunity."
Panama bets are practically the only ones
used in the tropics by white men. They
are made by hand from the fiber at the leaf
of the screw pins. which grows in Ecuador
and the neighboring states. Two million
four hundred thousand of these hats are
sent out annually from the Panama
There is I movement in Canada for hav-
ing I notional park created in the Nepigon
country in order that the trout fishing
there may be eternally perpetuated. The
movers hope to Ice five miles of the Nept-
gon river north of Lake Superior Ist. apart
Indguardadaudtheriverkeptstockad
with fish.
A Ghost I. ll. Window. K
A proctlcal loke was played upon the
archbishop at York on I rwcrnt Sunday
evening in I suburban church near landon.
Hie lordship was in the midst at I most
moving discourse when unearthly groans
and crimes ofeome creature in dire mental
and bodily dictum. were heard proceeding
I
stop speaking. and all eyes were turned
f ally toward the window.
in another moment the window nab was
suddenly and uolIeleIIly raised A ghastly,
grinning human skull appeared, hovered
momentarily in 111er and uqnlckl
iohed.Won1en fainted. men bowl
the archbishop gasped and turned white
although. of course. helngavery learnedand
godly prelim. he knew it could onlvbe I
poor joke.
‘ Some strong umed Ind brawny young
l
the mveyard outside, but in the
darkness could discover neither the
ill:
more hysterical women had been removed
to the vsetry. and the archbishop. pulling
himself together. resumed his Iernioo with
out making any retainer to the apparition.
The window. bower-r. Ill the events
circled Idieturblog fascination.
qua-Ileameyheergned.
don Mia» ¢ --.
hey at. of lhI Tropics.
the men with the
In I square inch of the human scalp the l
and I fraction in length. It was made of .
from one of the windows. The archbishop
members of the congregation rushed into
nor his property skull. leanwhlle the
ore
eyes were Iturned to it than to the preacher.
and the silent of tbedieeourse ware entirely
bodied
lfthviohrecan be found. theywlll he
churned under rue ancient more with
brewllng in church. The lawyers hope
they will be caught. an that the interesting
How can any»
body brswi in church it he does not at.
the sacred bullrllngi~hlew York Bnn'e Lot
“The laziest tellers I ever use, not
bIrrln Thompson there even, "said
ginger beard. "wee
down in Central America. Tell you
whether: new lwandered intoI
cornered Inseam administer
NOW CONTAINS BONE
to which the attention 0
ilcnetenti
VISITORS AL
A Common Occur-ace.
the fall months to hang on Ill winter or
contract another.
colds is What causes chronic catarrh and
diseases is almost certain to be the result.
Remedy is used.
ing a permanent curs.
bottles for sale by (l. C. Stillson. druggist.
”The Boat in the World."
Remedy. He spoke from personal ex-
Stillson, druggist.
rbtna Remedy.
than pleased with the result.
not. safe and reliable.
bottles for sale by G C Sillison. unmet
it is pleas
It is not unusual forcolds contracted in .
as soon as a person is over one cold to
This succession of
bronchitis. One or the other of those “1
For this reason it. is of much importance
that colds contracted at this season of the
year receive prompt attention. They can
be quickly cured if Chamberlain's Could)
It Iota on natures
plan, loosens the cold. aids cxpsctora».
tron. and relieves the lungs, soon effect-
25 and 50 cent
This is what W. D. Woodrinrr. of Bord-
ly, Ky.. says of Chamberlavn‘s Cough N
perisnco in the use of it, himself and
family having just been cured of bad
coughs and colds by it. and considers it ,
the best in the world. For sale by G. C
Chamborlaln'a Colic. airmail—Ed Diar-
When troubled with pain in the stoo
mach, biliuus colic, ordiarrhwa. give this
medicine a trial and you will be more
25 and 50 cent
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fill“? comparidoa with thobewt markets in the town. in note.
..E d. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEBPlE'B IlllET. . FREE DELIVERY. .PEBPLE'B IlBlET
18 North Main It" 80. NOW alt. ' 21 Wall IL. Norwalk
hone , «BBB-B. I Satisfaction guaranfoed. | Telephone call, 5-7-8
JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
BEAUTIFUL WORK 1N
Billlllll. PASTELLE. WATER Billlill AND SEPIA.
if those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Photogreplis. Especiall Studies from llliilll- Life
on Erhl ition.
AYS WELCOME.
E 11 iIcIsuri. riiorooiiiriirri '53 will 31.. rum
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookin foralot or house and )0
with the view 0 porch hnasl .Ire luvltedto 1"
l and examine our list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. am
W ANTED.
Gilli. to cook _and for general housework.
spiny at 7i Osborn menus. but Nor-
oct
[SS M. C. Veiled - will give lessons on the
l piano at hsrowu or pupils‘ homes. Terms
reasonable. Addresst L.Neilson.llt. John
avenue. East Nurwalll. Conn" cars Mrs. “7T.
Co onion.
\ EAB the salt Wllel'. a house of thir sen or
i lourtsen roomx, with modern conveni-
ences. surrounded by 5 or more acres of land.
Will rent by the year if suited. inquire of
Taylor it Golden. ml estate agents. Sou th
orwall. Ocl wilt
DRESSMAKING by the day Terms. “.50.
Call between” I and 8 in the evening.
Mrsk Martinez. 24 Haviland street, Soutxl: Nor-
Horses Wintered
AT
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Plenty of box stalls and extra care.
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apartment of oil rooms and one of I ve rooms.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Calorie.
When she was a Child. she cried for Canons.
When she became hill. Ibo clung to Canada.
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rent '10. hmupart of hi.u~e- t No 40 Eat
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