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A BENEDICT
SOUTH NORWALK.
5 all Paper,
yIIILS, GLASS.
man to [its you
hr doing your sort.
Wm—
ssly Jewstts Pure.
.siit lest tlnssstl
What
7 door to D. Causes fmm Lanesstore.
coins on,
and buy a good horse cheaper
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAKE GOLDEN. Editor and. Proprietor.
W'flhn
" “dorm? ’iioawmwvma'ifiiif"
Bo! 3~Corner Washington and North Main
“lithlh'n'hiu
streets.
Box summer Day and Toilet streets. «
Box D—(hom street.
Box Is—Weat street. commits Franklin street
school.
Box 18—0osmord street. Opposite school.
Box 15-00mm North Mill-MAunstreets.
Box IB—Cos-ner High street and Bayview
avenue.
nos lG—Norwalk iron Works building.
Box lf—Corner West avenue . and Cedar
, street.
Box ll—Cornsr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box ”—Oorner llyavenneand Benton street.
Box u—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Si—Jleotvic Light station.
Box dl—l‘alrtlsld avenue and Oedutstreet.
miniature Almanac for 'I'o-morrovv.
Sun Rises Sun Bets ' High This I Low Tide
II. Dim El. ‘2“! It 7:39 . Al 05”
New York Herald Weather 'orsrast.
The weather to day promises to be generally
fair and milder. preoeded by rain on the
coasts. Tomorrow it promises to be clear with
slight temperature changes
Lowest Point of also Thermostats r.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
18" above left).
scum mmix.’
the People of Our
Doing and Paying.
There will be service this afternoon in
Trinity church at 5 o‘clock.
City Arr-
-Ii. Krieger'a spring styles are now
open for inspection. -_ _
L. E Bucknam won yesterday-”a prize
roast, at the People’s Market.
«Loads of New Candy in rape...
'l‘lie barge Ilooleis discharging a Cargo
of coal zit Raymond Brotliera' wharf.
—L‘-liildren’s shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W A. Benedict. ‘
Crofut's express delivered the barrel of
yesterday nftemoon. m_
«Based lbs. 25c. Peoples Market.
William H. Knapp, who, it was re-
ported, had given up the express busi-
ness and purchased a farm in Broad
River, will still continue in the business
~Grand opening of milllnery, spring
jackets, capes and suits. Friday and Sat-
urday,the 16th and 17th, at B. Krisgsr’e.
Mrs. Ambler and Miss Raymond of
Wilton, have 'rented their house at 47
South lstrI street, for the Woman's
Building. It Is being repainted and re-
paired for their omupmcy. which will
probably be in about two weeks.
--Tlio March number of the Musical
Home Is now ready and can be procured
at this oflice for 8 cents and one coupon.
The first company of the Young Men's
Battalion of the Conzftltltlonal church
--those that were numbered last week
from thirty tosixty—will meet Colonel
Frost for drill, in the parlors of the
church. this evening at 7:30 o’clock All
young men and boys. and any others in-
terested, are invited to be present as
visitors. .
-Bargalns in children's suits sud rest
on, at W. A. Beddict’s.
On Water street. yesterday afternoon,
Frank Perry. of Raymond street. spoke
to Captain Andrew Clark’s dog. The
canine resented this familiarity. and
springiugstl’orry fastened his teeth in
the young man's left hand. laces-sting
the flesh badly. Perry wentto a physi.
slsn’s and had the wound cauterissd and
dressed.
--l!ivery‘ lady In this vicinity should
attend the "opening" of the Boston Store
millinery department this week.
Luther Wright has just received at his
repository, corner of kiln and Badl-
son streets. s oarlosd of vehicles for the
spring trade, and has others to , arrive.
Bis repository sinister about everything
that Is called tor hi tbh market. Bolus
new things are park traps. dos s-doa. the
wholeness wagon. which attracted to
__. WM» Wm. flame-w.-
COME-ON,
than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in today.
M. H. PARSONS
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place. whobse been ill with the grip.
is improving.
and teachers of the First Methodist
tonight at 7 :30 o'clock.
tlrofut is considered more critical today.
be done for him._
saloon one week from tomorrow.
been exhausted.
and batteries of all kinds.
need such services give them a call.
as to the length of time it will burn.
the term of Darion, was out of Medina
even though he had been in town.
club, we understand,
meeting in April.
formance in Danbury Ionday night
Guerrero, formerly of this city.
wounds were slight.
Ilow' s [lard were. 112 Washington street.
The funeral of Mrs. Frances J. Elwel
ial will be In the Norwalk cemetery.
fore Ir. lcheon realised what the
trouble was. and severed the two.
mlllinery.
NORWAIIK NEWS.
liner Ind of Iowa.
time.
0—...“
in New York city.
styles. I tore.
our. instead at being sprinkled.
Ills. Jacob Linxwellsr. of Railrosd
An'adjourned meeting of tho otlicers
Episcopal Sunday school, will be held
«Plenty of delicious W. at lane’s.
The condition of Exprrasman George
Thephyaiclsns held s consultation yes~
terday, but decided that acihiog could
CarlSchanbis moving his household
eflects today from South Main street to
his recently purchased building, 18 Ball.
road place. He expects to open his
—W e have secured a few more copies
of the February number of the Musical
Home. The December publication has
Watkins .9. Dow have added another
line to their business—that of placing
and repairing electric bells. push buttons
When you
The large candle in the window at
li‘itzgerald' a cigar store will be lighted to- — _.
morrow morning at nine o‘clock. Sev-
eral thousand guesses have been received
The unknown man killed yesterday in
Examiner Burke's jurisdiction, and he
could not have made an investigation
The board of directors of the Norwnlk
voted favorably
upon the plan of frateruizing with the
South Norwallr club and the members of
the club will take action at its annual
—If you want to wear at siiouinxk to—
morrow call in the mcming at either the
Nor-walk or South Norwallr store of
t‘oniatoclt Bmthem, clothiers, furnisliers
and batters. and receive one tree gratis.
During a fencing bout at a benetit per
William P. Bowers was accidentally
stabbed three times by Professor Pedro
The
, ——llixed paints, 35c per qt Watkins d:
will beheld from her late residence, on
Union Park. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The pallbearers are ii. 0.“ Kceler, Char-
les Curtis. Fred Ambler, W. N. Simone.
Thornton Prowitt and Dr. C. S. Gibbs.
Rev. T. K. Noble will officiate. The bur-
Thia morning Frank hicKeon. the
trimmer employed by the Norwslk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company,
left his bag of carbons in front of Fran-
cls dt Co.’e clothing store on Washington
street, while he went inside. A joker
came along and made the bag secure to
a large box. and it was some minutes be-
-—-You will never find the nilllinery do.
pertinent of the Norwslk Boston Store
lagging In the rear of the pcccsaion.
If they can’t march at the head they
don't march at all, but march they will,
so look out for them at the head of the
ins with their spring opening of elegant
A Dressy Budget of Items Irons the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
held a musicals at their hesdquartbrs,
last night. and the boys reportajolly
liiss Florence 1. Bradley, of Norwalk.
has accepted a position as typewrltsst for
the listropolltan Life Insurance company
-—-‘l‘iie Boyt’s. 81 Wall street. Norwalk.
show the iineat and best line of Iadha’
sham, regular $2.50 line. at 19 00. seven
The merchants on llstu street are tak-
ing up a subscription witba view of bar-
hia that thoroughfare swept this suin-
Jolia SisttsryadellltaIa'Ihbeyb
cane sum to ii dispute in aisle
tomalreroomforthemgoeds
Altair wheels for the seam of 'Ot.
. Tbenm city ordinanoce‘will be pared
open at the Council meeting tonight.
open for inspection.
Town Clerk Smith this I'nonuni; issued
a marriage license to John Ltevy and
Susie Benyi. “W” ‘
A rshsarsalof the music for Easter
Sunday will he held Night In the East.
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
The civil suit of Ira. Sarah Hall vs.
the Borough of Norwalk will be heard In
the Court of Common Pleas today.
31- Gillian lewir it June is confined
to his home on Spring Hill with an at-
tach of inflammatory rheumatism.
A wandering Italian acrobat amused
quitea crowd of the Sons of Best on
Wall street. yesterday looming and
afternoon
—For this week, men's heavy winter
gloves at cost at W A. Benedict' s.
The cases of John Brennan vs. Henry
Ocha and Bennett A. Jackson vs. Them
as Kunre will come up haters justice
Austin for a hearing tomorrow.
The Ministering Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwalir Congrega-
tional chnrrh will meet with Mrs. Noble,
at the parsonage. tomorrow afternoon.
——It is worth your while to save a
dollar; get your new Easter bonnet at
the Norm-elk Boston store.
The Golden Rule tircle of Kings
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church went to Bridgeport this
afternoon to call on Mrs. E B. Smith.
The hard times have been felt in Nor-
walk in tune ways than one. Town
Clerk Smith reports that be has Issued
butane marriage license since February ti.
1 ~llon‘t forget the Pelican club dance.
at the Atheuiuum Thursday evening.
March ‘liitli. Music by Jerome May
Banjo club, concert from 8 to 9 o'clock.
The case of William Raymond, the
oysterman, for trespass upon the oyster
grounds of Oliver Cook. at Burton. will
come up before Justice Austin. in Barton,
tomorrow ...-
Itei. ‘l..B Pond rireived a telegram
this morning announiing the death of
his grandmother. Mrs. J. S. Horringtun,
of New York city“. He left immediately
for that place.
Clinton Uommnndery. Knights Temp-
lar, at their session tonight. will be in‘
sprinted by the Right Eminent Grand
I Commander James B. Wildmari. oi
Danbury. and his associate ofiicere
—-Do not fail to see the tine Easter hats
that will be displayed at the Norwalk lice
Ion store.nni~‘riday.8atnrdn,v and Monday
Seasonable in time and price are the
items of interest advertised by the Nor~
I walk Boston store. A call will convince
you that the fine assortment of Easter
gloves and nen's furnishings is most
desirable.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pistt entertained
a number of friends. last night. at their
home, corner of South Osborn avenue
and Henry street. About thirty people
were present and the occasion was a
very pleasant one Meson. Smith flir-
nieiied music.
Geirge Walton, of Winnipauk. was
detained by Chief of Police Bradley, yes-
mtght be connected with the Wilton
burglaries It was found that there was
no evidence against him and he was im-
mediately relented“
The Woman's” Auxiliary of St. Paul's
church met at the Berkeley street chapel
yesterday afternoon. A number of new
members were enmlled The ladies were
very much pleased with the showing
made by the reports of dllfmrnt oillcers
and the good work done.
The third of the Y. hi. I}. A. district
championship contests takes place at
Danhury tonight. Norwslk Is now only
twelve points behind the leaders and the
boys hopeto be that Incohshead tonight.
The Norwalli team will go up on the 0
o’clock train. They are David W. Bay-
moiid, George E. Cram. A. K. Eaton.
E. R. heuristic. and Thomas Richard-
son. The Bridgeport train go by way or
the New England mad. and the Staci-
ford team will accompany the Norwsik'
boys. Dacbory will sortie represented III
the contest. m...”
--(lrsod opening of spring mtlllaery at
the Norwslk Boston store. on Friday.
Saturday and Ifnedaydfmb to." and iii
The buslnssrof the enterprising dry...
goods llrni of Trim-sci s Hyatt has
grown rapidly under Ihslrsbls Inseam
meanest! their menu quartersarssl-
toastlier too small to mucous
ED. Welcotthssreoslved the ”I”;
-—H. Krieger’a spring stylesare now ,
trrday afternoon. on suspicion that ho ho
Tor Thursday ’s bargains we will put out 25 pieces of Dress Condo, worth a. to 50¢, at 25c.
Attractions iii Other Departments.
:A. Iickerman & son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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‘iilghcst of all in Leavening Pl)WCl‘.—-I.ill0§l I7, 5. Gt)\"l Report.
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MY PURE
Baking
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News and Gossip of the Day In East
Novwath.
Miss My rn Curtis, of filtration! in visit!
lug Mrs WilliamE. Barrio
E. E. Durham, of First avenue, enter-
tlined Rev t'. M Pan and family. yer-
Mdai- ,.
Iaytluwer Hook and Ladder company
has made extensive preparations for the
Informal supper to be given tonight at
their headquarters, in Randall's block.
The supper will be placed on the table at
it o‘clock, and there will be HIIGPCh-lnhll-
[rig and other features.
wednesday' afternoon. William John"
son and Frank Hoyt were, driving A .l
Gainers milk wagon clung itiverside‘
avenue. when the young men turned to;
watch George Ccnblin, who was throw-E
ing stones. The horse ran the wagon on
the bank in front of J. S. Randall's reel .
deuce, whgre it overturned. The col
cupauts were uninjnrod. but nine quarts:
of milk were spilled not the top oi the
carriage broken.
There was a pleasurit surprise party
at the home (It Frank B. Roberts. ll
South Osborn avenue, last night. It was
the filwenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. Those present.
not, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Roberta, Biro. Jones.
Mlle Minnie Jones, l~‘. Benedict, Ir'atcr
Roberts. Willie Morgan. ll. Benedict.
Miss Fannie Jones. bit-ts Tillie Ninth”
and Harry Ruben-i. '
In" in; tin- linynl Train to ‘10“.
The 1 iii: hit Ruin rt It urn!- ll of I» ye hull
lived Ill Hk'fIllwlnll ~n. .v Iii" In IfIIIl broke
Iiowii.nl_miit tliru- years ago. jvi~I Will'll
he “as about to be Iimrrimi mun-«Meat
daughti-r of lamb :‘rniyflll. Fir Itols‘rl.
whupaurmi many years of Ill-i lilo Iii Amer-
ica, aiicrmlmi in tho- family r-iutv. which
extends tunlaiiit “Hum :It'rw Iii llilt'v.
on the tit‘lliil llI his Iillilt‘l’, Sir -I:tll|t'.'t IiIIr
nett, lonl lieutenant of KlIIr~;Ir«liIII-—liirI-_
business. “as It ills-ml Illilillttl’tl :ll'ltI pro
chory. which adj-rim his knilllt‘.
Sir Robert came into notice about ln
years ago by his litigation with the lien
aide railway respecting the run-rial ‘n‘rriis
sengcr trains which run daily when the
queen Is residing at lhilnmrul and he sur-
corded in obtaining an order from t in court
of melon that all such Iraim u tire to ulnp
when require-1| iii i‘rIItIIes station Iiliicli
Is near his place. it had alum» tux u it the
practice to run tlmu- aim-lain lmtwnen Ah—
erdeou and Iiailntrr w it lIoIIt stopping, and
Sir Robert Hiirnett' Pi triumph was regard-
ed in Deeside as a direct unnhtothp court
.1 Mi Invi ~Tfl__‘l_fh
“Perhaps you would not think so, but
velary rgeprorortion of diseases In
New ork come ram carelessness about
catching cold. says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
"It lunch a simple thing and so common
that very few people, unless it is a cave
cold. New York is one of the healthiestwlces
places on the Atlantic tiosst and yet
there are a great many cases of catarrh
and consumption which have their ml to
in this neglect of the simplest precsut on
of every day life. The most sensible rid
vice Is. when you have one get rid of it
a soon as this Brall moans do not
neglect it. Dr. mm does not tell
w to cure a cold but we will. ak:
Chamberlain's Couh Remedy. It will
relieve the lungs. iii expectoratlon. open
the secretions and soon effect a perma-
ueri t.curr 25 and 50 cent trustee for
sale by (l. t. Stillsoc.
”mm... ._
ere rheumatic
:iin Iii the left
shou r had troubled r. J.I LLoper. a
well wii druggistcf Des Moises
low brevets months. At times the
pain in severe he could not lift any-
thin sWith all he coulddo doliu could not
at ofit until he a lied Chamber
nslisln Balm. "l on y made three
of it. he says, "and have
nee been free from all psin.’ Ham
recommends it to psnonssiuiilnrly stilts.
ted. Itisforsslehy it. C. Btillaou
.........n m... ,. .M».....,_ “PM...
While no physician or pharmacist can
monotonically warrant s cure, the .I C.
A yer Co. tee the purity. strength.
sad and lost virtues of A er’s darts-
parilia. It was the out rider
admitted at the great mlds air in
cue-wont ,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the bsatsstisfactlon of any cool: medi-
oinslhsndlshaud as s :3” all
liiisth roar l more.
mendtt because“ is the but medicine
I ever baIIdIsdf ,oold and
creep. A. W. Baldrldgs. tllmvttte. lit.
For sale by G. c. Bti llsoo.
if a New Tort millimetre pm“ a din-T
sass: 3th mssnd
' at 10 o'clock.
were Mr. and Mrs. Soper, llr. and Mrs. ed
Alonzo Smith, lit. and Mrs J. P. Bry- W
he took Ii wry pmmirurnt part in lurinty
units-(I a public park to IIlt' tnu'II hf IlrIII '
“pneumonia. pay any attention to a a:
ItIlWAYTON.
Stanley H. Iowndes is having Archi-
tect William H. Knapp. of South Nor-
wallr. draw up plans for the changing of
his born into a double tenement house.
The slipper held last night in the
chapel of the Methodist Episcopal
church, was very successful, notwith-
standing the storm, and will be continu-
ed tonight. The members of tee ladies
Auxiliary will serve an oyster supper.
ice cream and cake, and everyone at
tending is assured of a pleasant time.
Talmage Baker, Edward Soofieid and
William 0. Seymour. commissioners ap-
poiuted by the judge of the Supreme
(' port to sppralse the lot on Mrs. Sarah
(7 Sammie property, which is desired
for school purposes, will meet in the
schoolhouse tomorrow morning at IO
o'.clock A large number of witnesses
have been subpiruaed
IlAIllliN.
Auntliei turning on the condemnation
of land on the tblouel Raymond estate,
dosirel for highway purposes, will he
held in the town hall Tuesday morning
A special town meeting vvill be held in
the town hall tomoriow afternoon at “
ocloclr. to take action on the petition of
Albert ll. Hootield and others for the
opening of a new highway,
The body of the tramp. who was kill-
b the "iiyor" yesterday morning.
brought from Ruwayton to Darien
In the afternoon. and prepared for but-
ial by Undertaker Burchard. There was
nothing on the man's person that would
lendtohis identity. The remain-n will
be buried in the public plot in Spring
'Grove cemitery.
It' Is not to be wondered at that Ayer s
Pills are in such universal demand. For
iihe cure oi constipation. hiloosuess, or
any other complaint needing a laxative.
these pills are unsurpassed. They are
sugar-coated. easy to take. and every
dose' In etlvctive.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher'c Castorla.
~
When willy wit-I sick. we gave hur malaria.
“lien sh.- was a thilll, she cried for (‘nstm'iL
When tilw liwame .‘Il'e. she clung to (3511“.
When she trawl t'hilxtrm, |ilt' gar-tum Castoris.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.
"ravipr a: career.
Real Estate and Insurance
FACING“)! "Bl“.
Perms-look foraln orhouse II
with the viewo pnrcllas .m trivia-{3
call and examine our D“list. e have them for
s in every partof the city at rveaonshh
EGGS.
Remember you can set tthe best one for setting
East llorwalk Hennery.
White and Black Iaserea, Partridge!)
doubles, Ply-oath leeks, Brows
i Interns, and Colin Spangled
martini-gs.
No.1 um strait. last rum
Doctor lockwooii...
IlAIl RETURNED
FROM BERMUDA.
and can be tound as formerly at his other
NIIIIWAIK IIIlTEl.
timings. until half past nine; noon,
is until half past two: evenings. sis
untltaeveno'clcck.
L 'llil’lJC
Tfllnmduetof "Wqfirtat
aIIaIw
«In I
mi}. ”flit
. Honda“ Mover.
sm‘iew w-
oil is
In. the
. tilt-ion
Well. what of It
doctor- you know
nutriotluns and wIioIlesmne.al elegy
on a live steer from Illinois to ow
the blob variety would the ealer of
that is not the reason we cell It exclusivel .hiit
teutlmrmy Inthr truth of above stat-merits.
PEOPLE'S IMIIKET.
oat tlilsmmd mop Its better. Sliullwe r vcii‘r Il
am every doctor ymihd'ou' '1 know. will p o “m
we have nearly doubled our business in t cohort time we have him led
the best! fiarnll es of both cities. (lust notiie where our deli ivory w one stop) and we otter [half
A Prime Rib Roast MI
, utilitarianism Fantastic!
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FURNITURE.
It their lists loans 46 and 48 Main Stilloivait
Special Sale. of llivans and Comer thairs.
At $9, $I0, $I2, $I4, ¢ I6;
Marked dowri from $12,
Cl 4' $19, 820.
City linssitl Beet Mutton l’ui Etc.
. Ev
remmmend it as heafthie Ier. lug:
better flavor. Again use common sense. The trel ht chm
York. would lie imitaa large on an inferior a
malnson
ootjuil ement ahlp? Agaxn. it costs more
cause Isnltaths
Iihllc m such an extent
it. We are selling to
van away er r-ry day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE llEthEIli
starts a slum
18 North H'sin st... 825 Norwalk.
Telephone «11.5%. I
WORK.
all sizes.
natural and graceful.
15 days.
less than cost.
Satisfaction guaranteed. l
Artisric phategr‘apry:
To those desiring something rapeciaily fine' in
' 21 Wall sl., Norwnlk
I‘BIBPII'DJL! call, 67-3.
PI [OTOGRKPI up
i would call attention to the new line which I am now executing' in
No pain or expense will beapamd to obtain beautiful results both in lighting
and mica. 99pm ially with delicate costumes and draperies. '
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is giw a to obtain pictures, which 9 nlmdy all that is Ibiidlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon arid Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES. '
E. ii. JACKSON, PHIITDGIIIPIIEII 53 Will SI” liIlIlVMIl.
C. H. HARVEY
Big Slaughter
*r‘XIl—
CLEARANCE SALE.
l2,000 PAIRS
ill Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever ofl'ered m N'orwalk
,w
during the next
These goods must be sold to maize l' mm for others com
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer In
town, who knows juet what to buy for the wants of the people at
These goods are too numerous to
Come and sec for vourselves, \ our old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
mention prices.
WAN'I Ell.
SII‘I' ATlIl\- By a iiiruian unruliier rind
florist (married. no r-hildrenn with lung
practiral ex rieme in green lion-u. rege-
lahlrs. frrilt orilng.etl Wnulillike tn talu-
care of grutimian' a place. t referen'w.
Address or I all. I': ( lay street. Hulltli Nnrw alli.
t‘.onn "Ill-l 'lI
To LET.
l (li'fil'. barn and liennerli-s on I~itir iiil'vrl
. Norualk. III-mire East Somali: one!
oflir e. mi I it
"a minus .\' l. .IIIIrlfanl Plui‘r. rent 9mm;
uprfir and Inner apartment Nu.
Main street. rent Oil and so: tum-w
So. at Woodward avenue. rent, ‘lz. Apply
ol.A. Wooowano
4ROC‘MH. rent. 1. ”water In ”not; on: ".ng
moms rooms. m: y“ w
L'HCXMEDIEC. ll "Washington street; or. .
Henry street. last Norwal It”
ITI'I53I
STORE and basement with nature... :5
Washington street. comet I ut'lII-e.
from April lat "M been not up as n d
grants store continually (or Iho past fifteen
yams know fli't’llplt‘li as such.
of Dr may P. Eiv ”if?
I Apriil. Apply on Ivnnilmi Iirt
nil-l .Iilis'I ui/i' mire It
"Will door of the house N» t’» East aw.
; nus. barn. lam garden. and lawn. Ap-
ply to Ii. E. haul. ‘i River street. Nerwallti
i
Inqnlt'i'
fit a u
Ol'tvfll No. It \larslmll street. MH‘Mw-sinn
()Nfl-IIAIJ. or the whole of the other in the
post other builds g.formeriy wanted by
JarobM Iraytrin writ gill for the whole
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