”a,
W Influx.
”‘ appolnuuent, and see if he can be induc-
‘sllo speak on that topic.
‘. “withdrew-toys. tookllre
* ”that. Edward B. Robertson: record-
sling brilliancy will "add greatly to the
;haddrsss upon the "'I‘heGeneral Pur-
' 9 runs walkwfifik “M"m'
that m sea. ~ tray m loom Must cream.
m at the Annual Instill
lull and udder Oar--
~ ‘ Wotan-Issuer's
Wt Avon-o house—term
tom loot avanint cries of
, ' arsensmooupisdby. Orcsr
f .4 Ndshbmraatotheheose
”IMAM“ water, which
Ms portion of kerosene, had
" over. Tnokerossneflnoominxin
”I m a blue to the ceiling, which
Widths isolates. Fred Lundqoist,
éiiym mas residing in the vicinity. ran
‘Wthe house and succeeded in quench-
Hills Isms before any serious damage
window. Ir. Londqulst severely burn-
out his vista hand while lighting the
m The lady' occupants of thehouse
steamy unanimous» and insisted
m an aim of are being sounded. but
film was hardly deemed masonry, and
talisman were saved a run.
A ‘ annual meeting oroummbm
of'laylower Hook and ladder company,
Mwitht. the following officers were
., '5 ‘Forenfsn. Irving Robertson;
Waders”. Charles N. Rose;seoond
”My. Jesse 0. Seaman; financial
We Willard Naphey. Three res-
Wits were received. the first of
Which VII from John Tryon, who asked
tote pat on the honorary list, which
was voted. Henry Warm also tendered
lib resignation, which was laid on the
table. James Reeves was the thirdto
thigh, and his resignation was accepted.
.. N. P. Nelson fins taken the thirty-six
1mm from the Dauntless, the sleep
he purchased from Henry Jones, and
will put it in his oyster sloop, which is
beached on Riverside avenue shore. The
Dauptless will be launched this week,
andbrought to this shore and over.
,, Adelivesy wagon belonging to Daniel
{’Eommedieu was brought from the
wheelwright shop, yesterday. and its daz-
light of our town in cloudy weather.
The'cosi barge Arthur Jackson, which
grounded yesterday, was safely towed to
llarvin's dock, abouts o'clock last night,
by Captain Verity’s tuk Addie V.
Charles aod William Raymond. lasso
Payne. Peter Boerum. Martin Knowlton.
W Uta, John Jarvis and Alfred
Illis. Attorney Hill. of the first of Bill,
Parry C Bill. of Bridgeport. appeared
for the accrued, and Attorney Warner.
of Norwilk. for the plaintil. A dentur-
rsr was entered, and the also taken to
the superior Court for trial in June. W.
J. Crow gave .50 bonds for John Crooka
stt.sud J. B. Ionssii qualified Intho
sum of .50 each for the appearance of
the other nine men.
James Edneyis again engineer of Con-
tractor H. H. Brown’s six4driver locomo-
tive. Yesterday one of the brakemen
threw the switch too quickly. and the
engine ran off the truck, breaking a por-
tion of the machinery, which will dis-
able her for two or three days. >
William Smith and family, of New
York. intend to reside here in the future.
Today they took pagination of the old
Oliver Cook house. Mrs. George Tooksr,
of Main street, is the daughter of Mr.
Smith.
Theateamer Mabel Stevens broke her
shaft while on the oyster grounds. Sat-
urday afternoon. The Ktae 0. Stevens
towed her to the dock, and Sunday she
was taken to New York, where the dam-
age is being repaired.
Mrs. Rallies, of New York, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Youngs, and
also her grand-daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Ackart, ‘
Rev. J. H. Slater took his examinations
at Drew Theological Seminary, yestero
day and today, and intends to come here
Thursday for the summer vacation, as
the seminary closes on that day.
The County Commissioners telegraphed
yesterday to the attorneys for the reman-
strants that the (‘laylor hearing would be
postponed by them to Saturday, the 26th
inst.
Mrs C. (i. (fallen and family will
.move to Norwalk tomorrow. They will
reside near Horton‘s store.
Caterer Winters, of New York, was at
Roton Point, yesterday, making arrange-
ments for the annual excursion of the
"‘Schnorers." " " ‘ ~
8. F. Boylston, "L Newark, spent Sun-
day with his uncle, R. H. Boyiston.
Mrs. Waiter Shercr and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Every. of New York, are oc-
cupying their summer cottage on Ms-
Charles Dsy launched his jib-mainsail,
host Inst evening, after having given,
her a cost of paint and a thorough oven - l
The portico surrounding John Tryon’s
ootlageon Riverside avenue, has been
povided with handsome bamboo cur-
m‘ .-...‘.~-
TheSoeial Singing club will meet this
evening with Miss Alice Parsons, at her
home on First ‘lg‘l‘lfiw
The front walls of the foundation for
the barns to be erected on the site of the
buildings recently destroyed by fin», at
Randall’s, are nearly completed.
Mrs. Elwin (trey, who has been ill at
her home on Fort Point mid, is rapidly
Improving.
All trains passing the station on this‘
aldeare running very cautiously, owingi
to the rails being undermined at Unborn
avenue. '
Work was resilmml,yesterday, for the
foundation of the Osborn avenue bridge.
t-pealtora Decided lip-In.—
The general committee of the Founders!
Day celebration met in the parlors of the
. Norwalk club last nightltwas decided not
to make colonial costume obligatory at
theColonial ball and tea,but arequest will
It. made to have as many attend in
More as possible. The ilptmkt’l’li were
Melly decided upon. Rev. C. M.
W will speak upon "Norwaik in
Will Times;" A. II. Ilyington,
“Norwalk in the Times of the Civil Wan"
”hummus I“. Board. of South Nor-
walk. “The Present and Future of
Inrwalk." The topic “Norwslk in
Revolutionary Times." has not yet been
”toad, but A. B. Woodward and E J.
Bill will to to New York, Thursday, to
last the Hon. Chauncey Depew, by
The coin-
fittss adjourned for one week,at the
”like:- , WWW
Will Attend the “are Conference.
its that annual stats conference of
is Wont society of the Daugh-
Ilbnuf the American Revolution.
ilfl he held in New Haven
W Ira. 1'. K. Noble will read s
r open the “Dell. of Patriotic
, III.” lira. E. J. Bill will deliver
of the Society.” The News);
. who will attend them
Its. 12.1. Elihltsfll‘. K. Noble,
fialstnnsl Datum. tits. James L
“In. George B. In.
Vsahoton, Ira. Andrew “lineup:
,, Its. John I. Farris. In. Frederick
pic avenue.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
At a meeting of the ladies of the (tran-
berry Plains chapel, Saturday night, it
was votcd to purchase a piano for the
chapel.
Acottage prayer toasting will be held
at the residence of D. M. Filiow, Tues-
day night.
Mrs. Fred Weed and Susie Roscncrans,
of Norwalk, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles E. Gregory.
Washington Lodge.1.0 (i. 1“,, will
hold a sociable at Frank F. Clark's,
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory, Miss
Helen Adams and Fred Hawks drove to '
Bridgeport. Sunday.and spent the day
visiting friends.
Lillie May, infant daughter of licorge
lieuton. is quite ill.
rounded lirlltion Into lllm.
'I'hv mw Imisvulnr (’hrlslluuiiy Int-
many udvuninprs owi- tho older ilmv
pnw‘hliuz nil-thud of polio-ring (‘HllVl'l‘lfl
to ”trial, but :ulmng in ulil N'linnl mine
Into-rs of llll‘ Lmspvl it in lint so pnpulur its
it might lu'. lini. then, in. ii is only m.
cmnly that twili‘w' lliIlII ill-s limo Iii-mule
populur, ilw ubjwiinn ol’ lhu now “my
haired iiomim. s In iwrlmps uni. so wry sur-
prising. 'l‘lm‘i- rvwnlly viallmi lluilulon
young tin-”logical Niliili'lll. who l'lllllll from
it New er-y town. and iltoimh on Epis-
copttliou lw one u urmllmil- of historic old
I'rinrviun, whore Inc was it loading spirit
In all ltindsui hrulibful sport. Ilc attend-
ud it mission mwlilm. nnd upon being In-
troducctl to l Iw cough-gm ion of worshipers
tho Illll‘itlllli'l'l’ ioldof tlto youtm umn's
exploits In llll‘ football "I'III Illlll tho intac-
boll illmnomi. it. happened Ihut at tho
nu-utlnu iIn-n- “as it local Ilfllllti‘l' who had
the reputation of Imi‘intzi'lwwml up all the
aspirants for Ilsill' honors in llii‘ locality.
'I‘hc bully mnurkctl in mine of his mun
pontoon tlmt although the minister might
bun good football player he could limit
him Into pulp without bulf iryiufl. 'I‘ho
young minister board of tho Install and
music it compact with the bully that he
would meet him in the local clubnmtn, and
the consideration was that In the mom. of
the bully bring iii-it-nu-d ho was In gout
church regularly for ibrw months, and ii
the young minister were vanquished ho
was to pay some woolly. The nlthtof
the commuter arrived. and there was it
largoottl-minm-o of stun-Is iossotho par»
son knocked out. The contest was not it
longtmc, for tho bully siomi only lhrm
rounds of tho punislmwni. when he orb-ii:
“Bold! Enough!" lie paid the [annuity
lmwsed and now invite of“ tho mmtt-lu»
host worshilslrsut church. having boon vii
tIIv-ly weaned lmm his [wrnlcinnsunvinur
merits, and oneof his warmest friends In
the young possum who limited him out.
u—Buffalo Express.
w
m
To L'ltonise Wood.
To claniseyvood stick it for No days to
warm alum water. if the article happens
‘ tabs-abhor suncthingqultc as arcs.
month and clean it carefully, thou with a
brush apply the hut alum waterss often
as mlbiafortwodsys. Thenbciiahandv
fulot lottroodchips Ina quartet water
until It, message. only a pint. Put In this
illleseofih asbltasahesnfltd ,
0i» using a brush. 13$
pl the liquid
malts '
unsold County association.
Rev. '1'. K. Noble, of the Norwalk Coir
motioned church, went to Bridgeport,
today. to attend the meeting of the Full“
field West Consociatlon, in the morning,
In the South church. In the afternoon
Rev. Frank Russell. D. D., the newly
elected pastor of the church, will be
examined as to his theological beliefs
and religious experience. If the exam-
ination is satisfactory, which it doubt]: as
will be, he will be installed in the CW!!-
ing. Rev. Dr. Virgin. of New York, will
preach the sermon and Dr. Noble will
offer the prayer of installation, George
B. St. John will attend as delegate from
the First Congregational church.
When fevers and other epidemics are
around, safety lies in fortiflying the
system with Aysr’s Ssrsaprilla. A per
son havin thin and im rcblood. is in
the moat vorabls cond tion to "catch"
whatever disease may be floating in the
air. Be wise in time.
Persons who sympathise with the
sfliicted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of
1235 Harrison street. Kansas City. He
is an old sufferer from inflammatory
rheumatism, but has not heretofore
been troubled in this climate. Last
winter he went up into Wisconsin, and
in consequence has had another attack.
“It came upon me again very acute and
severe," he said. “My joints swelled and
became inflamed; sore to touch'or al—
most to look at. Upon the urgent
request of my mother-in-Iaw I tried
swelling and ease the In. and to my
agreeable surprise. it id both. I have
used three filtyrent bottles and believe
it to be the finest thing for rheumatism,
ins and swellings extant. For sale by
I); C. Stillson, druggist.
A 'Chlld‘renCry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Pitcher’e Castoria.
“’hv‘n liaiw 't"i'- \l 'li m mu"- h-‘r l‘m’tullb
Whvu the was r: l‘lzuvl m.- vnwl i‘uri‘uotorits
Win-n pl.» lnu'fl'wt‘ ,“l‘s‘t, -nn clung; in Fin-Kort.
Wm“ ant-x nu i'miuimu. stu- summon: isnswris
Children Cry for
I
Pitcher s Castorla.
ISTlliCT OF NORWALK. so, Probate
Court. May llth. A. l).. mu.
Estate of James Webb, law of Norwaik. in
said District. di‘l‘eMod.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk hath limited and alluwad six months
from the dale hereof for the creilliors of said
seismic exhibit thclrclalms for settlement.
Those who neglect in resentlheir armums.
{gonorly alteettsl. with u said time will be de-
rred a recovery. All in-raons indebted to
said saints are mpwsimiin make immediate
payment to JOSEPH S. lJUNNiNIi.
mill. 3. it" Admit Iurator.
NOTICE.
( I‘ll \Vcll Indus, Nu Mi. I“. and A. .\l . wlll
lllwi Ill half» in mi. May in. Nil. 1 p tn .
to attend tum-m of Iirttllli'l‘ . nbn ll. Rowland.
from hislaie residence No. :37 l-‘alrilcld aw»
nus. lniertnuui hluai Norwallt t-otneterv. My
order FREIIERII‘K I. .IIINEH. Ni‘l‘l‘lfll’t.
ll
Tax collector's Sale.
Vil'l‘li'lt is hetrhy given that the unlit-inimi-
A 0d. ooliortm- nf taxes, under and by vir-
tue of a certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed b proper nulhorliy and directed
to the unders anon, imminauillng hill! to levy
and collect of
Thom“ Morris
and other persons named in the rule book, on
theilsttosald warrantannoxod their several
pro‘portiog: of the sum total as therein stated.
sai sum Inca tax or assessment laid own
the Mont list made In ten by the Iohnbl.
tants of the town of Norwalk. mtglsrlv and
legally assembled to wit. on t s thduy of
Ducamlnr.A. D..i met for i e purmae of
rovidlna for the indebtedness of said town,
{lemma the following described real Main
0 as
Thomas Maggie
situated in the town of N silt. and dream in.
ads-follows. to wit: Beluga tram of land in
quantity will it nor hounded northerly by
land it aunts A. lieck. and land oi
Patty Reed. widow -i’ .inlm lived.
now or formerly: easterly by hluhway: numb.
erly bv a lane or highway. and westerly by
We Mile River. and subject to the viii/list.“
of a dri'tway ihrouuh iho some.
And i shall soil at Public Auctinn.nn the
premises hereinhefore daacvliml. on the :id
day of July. A. ll.. ms. at lit u'i‘lm‘lt a. up. so
much thereof as will raise the sum of seven
and fifty one-Immimlilm dollars. that brim;
the pmporllon of the said Thomas Morris,
0*!) th’s sum tfoliai in :alti‘lisi, (mother with
tsommso i'V'.lllIiI.llt‘. ‘
urbane. s. or. tons.
Tax Collector. List of MI.
iiatel at Norwalii, May 7th. A. i).. will.
~ In”. lit, 22
W- . Mad. . My...» a...» ......._........._.......
k I list "llollsctsris 8m.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nude hm.
ed, collector of taxes. under and by v title
of a carts a tax war-taut. duly extent
I
s b ro :- authorlt and direct
Io§sand£ommmdinh him to levy
a col a of »
n “m“.i‘ii'ii a» book
or nam e rs . on
331% to 4’3:
“from an axed their several
my
t
1.333333“ t sum as: min tatsd.
touts 5 m
tau , t Isl u
MM" in titanium
regularl and
“swims
or g. ‘ w .
ribad real estate
I
'fhosn
.. aidiw'i‘ogsmi.
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an
m
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to reduce the,
' Children Cryfor v
with bilious colic when I. C. Tiller. a
hora bottle of Chamberlain‘s colic,
Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy. Be
as a she was well In forty minutes after
log the first dose. For sale by G. C.
Btiilson, druggiet.
A child was cured of orou by a dose
or two of A er’s Cherry ectoral. A
neighbor's chi ddied of the same dread
disease, while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows the
necessity of having Aysr’s Cherry Pec-
torsl always at hand.
If King Solomon was alive he would
say: "Co to the traveling man. learn his
ways, and be wise.” Ir. 0. w. Batten,
a Cincinnati traveling man representing
the Queen City Printing Ink 00., after
suffering intensely for two or three days
with lameness of the shoulder, resulting
from rheumatism. com lately cured it
with two applications 0 Chamberlain’s
Pain Balm. This remedy is gaining a
wide reputation for its prompt cores of
rheumatism, lame back. sprains, swell’
logs, and lameness. 60 cent bottles are
for sale by i}. C. Stillson, drumist.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 96th street. costing
$700.00, which gives I9 is dyspe in
and these people s nd moo in 5e00-
ors' bills and fins. ly have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 pertains at the feast?
Inquire at Plaistui‘s drug store, where
you may haw the problem solved and
out lnfnrmutlun about C some Ric. ‘ i Cure
f -
w‘l‘éyiorllii Coleen”
HealEstaie andlnsurance
WAS}! ING'I‘ON STREET.
Persons lnokin for-slot or house and lot,
.with the View 0 purchasln . are invited to
call and examine our list. a have them for
one in eatery portal the city at mngahlt
an on easv terms. a if
What's-1n?"
(llltl. for eeneral housework. JOHN W.
DAKE. 9 Elizabeth street. mlil 3!
AN established and successful company lo-
cation its fat-um in (runner-mm together
with a branch eastern wholesale agency. do
sireeaman to manage shipping department.
who can invest fame cash: lull security given,
Shim annual M tar and share of pmdls Ail-
urcss‘TRlCASUR .8," care No. MI Livooln
Building. Union Square. New York. mill Iw
LEANING and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street, (‘nrncr Honth Main
street. on line if electric cars. south Nor-
walk, Conn. We reapecifull announce to the
citizens of South Norwallr. orw slit and viola.
iiy that we established ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing and cloanm business.
and are now prepare: to do all kin s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very brat stvle and man-
ner. Lad en‘ suite, dresses, either made up or
apart, cloaks. capes. infants‘ cams. hoods.etc..
r bbons. fringes. piano, organ, billiard covers.
mufflers scarfs. lies, kid cloves; kid shot-a.
also feathers cleaned and curled. lsnllemen‘s
cements dyed or cleamd and pressed In the
beat manner. i‘. BUT’i‘ERI-‘Asri. mill if
"l'RNISIIElI house, by astnall family for
altout three months. from about June I5.
Address stating rent, "iii‘lrii‘ileriIlLE," Sen-
tinel Cali-o. May 'IM‘t
’l‘llE address of honest. capable boy who
appreciates than c of promotion. "T.
’I.". this other nil; It
’(IllNli Indy ui-ll raluvuiml to (In our wrii
inguiiguring. ell, Adrift-tin "Iii.“ this
oilicc. ml?) It
T0 LET.
ROOMS, sin-uni story. it‘out,l~iwsriz it: ('or.
hell biwk: tumlorn improvement» halls
Iltfllii'II and cleaned; rcn' shi. Also oillm inr-
Ilmrl) turd dull hyJut'uh M, Layton, in pm!
olllt-v- build nu: rvni lift. inquiri- at olllt'onf
UH) Vt hi.l.i‘li MN (30., Ni Washington sin-ct.
if
‘UIlNhilt house no Livingston place from
May lei. All mmlet‘m immwnmunls.
lieni son Inquire. W. it. lllilsii, 7i Wont
art-lulu, nftitf
,‘lllii'l‘ room cotton with alliumloru Im-
a lirtchHWIIIil. so: per month Inquire"!
HAM Jilin liYNltH. 9 lulu sin-cl, Niirunlh.
lululw
' ‘IIIIM May I. house .\‘o. it Iluuionl I‘lll'n, ii
rooms. inquire at TAYLOR R Hill,“
EN'H. im’iif
_..-. -..._..
‘Rilitl May I. Imus:- No. It! I'Ine strum. rent
null”. Apply In iloill ti: ilohlwhmidi.
Ann strum. mil e n d if
B‘IJAToHivoim I‘llfllllilllfl Ml‘llllil floor over
Miss 'i‘lllotson's tnilllnery store. No. 7.in
Itaat Wathlnuum sin-ct; also flat. of II“) lot
mine on third their in some bulidlnu. In-
hire of ”Collins F. Hill/limit. at (31% Na.»
onal llank. ii if
HOUSE of six rooms, corner of Win‘ulwanl
avenue and Meadow street. Water in
and out. Apply to WAlt'I‘llll h. WIIKUX. ii
(.‘ouvord street. Ninth Norwalk. (.‘t. mid lit
‘ ICON" and third flmrs. No. Til Mtuih Mllli
t. street. rent 87 and Ill: lumen Woodward
avenue. rent Sit: turtoi house on First ave-
nue. Beouiict Farm. rent an. Apply to It. A.
WOODWARD.
M i ran w m also by ilmr , tn}
. . Whinfie lint-visit. inquirggf’sfll‘t'tll-
mouan inasmuch. m u
f
i
I.
[-‘IDII BALE.
Wunmounted;and... earn
this office. all) if
.. _- ..... “n...
Kt‘uioiros u... motor. which will be u
out cheap for want of use. Apply at Is
cs.
. Isaimtvnns-nww
AWNMowmf , .mup.Alitho .
Li ' mg?
a torn I?
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I..cdtmsi’.§
mhl t1
"endowment
0
prominent merchant of the town. gave .
995:1 day. May it. at ii a. in.
To ATTEND was damn.
me or one essences
scone, . ‘
Friday. Music by
A pleasant entertainment
argument that we will continue
of style, fit and price of
YOU ARE IN,
vri'ED
Friday and labial, Mal all
OPEN BOTH EVENINGB
UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK.
Heine's Orchestra.
Saturday. Jerome May’s Banjo Club.
for our friends and a convincing h
to load all competition in point
Everything for Men’s and Boys’ Wear.
w. A. BENEnIc
SENTINEL BUILDING,
‘MV‘NW
T a. BMW,
SOUTH NORWALK.
gulrrtainmrnls.
T
golpkinmmfs.
-———_——.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday, May i7.
w FRANK CUSHMAN’S
PRIIBIIESSIVE MINSTIIEIS.
30 ARTISTS 3O
BEADED BY THE'UNIVERSAL FAVORITE, Fyanl “MIMI“.
Parade at l? o’clock. Kissell will give an exhibition on
liiliilillli mu louse.
Tuesday. May I 5th.
llv Idol, (‘Iiauipion of the World il': ycaml.
John L Sullivan,
In his areal rimrm-irrlmtiion of Captain Har-
court III
THE MAN FROM BOSTON
including the clever specialty art sis,
Miss “8|.th Illllll.
Mil-ls NINJA! LAWRENCE.
Ill. HOBBY HACK.
And others of equal note.
All the latest son
mot and heard in 55?“: MAN FROM lins-
’I‘ON." Het'uro seats in advance. urssrvad
seats at l’lslalod's and Gregory's. mil
IiorWalk Hospital Benefit
To be given by the, t-umblnul
Silllllll Silliililii OF THE lilllll
Hoyt’s, Opera House
FRIDAY EV'II’G. Mill I8.
AND
SlTlIliiIll lfllfllflfll. Ill I9
Casual admission, file uncludlnu reserved
sent).
Tickets can be exchanged at l‘Iaisistl's or
iirssory’s for reserved seat. on and after Moa-
nIII 1w
Illiillllitlii.
No. it Railroad Race. 60th Norwalk. Conn
CARL BCHAUB, Proprietor.
Imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandiss, Rapport's Boer on
Draught, drawn Irom the wood,
' Chops and Steaks cooked to
order, Oysters. Clams. lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a call and test our
cooking.
The most
complete, cafe in
NFX'I‘ ATTRACTION. -‘ America's Pilirllls-
i-iupporied by an excellent company of players.
“ANTI“ cuss. NI NON,
dances and music are
Railroad Square at close of parade.
PRICES. 350. 500 and 75c.
mlh
HUNTING’S
CIRCUS,
Museum-«alienation
WILL EXHIBIT AT“ «w
80. NORWILK, I 8
7
FRIDAY. MAI ‘
IFTEIIIIIIDII Mill IIIBIIT.
liranlSIraalParali
Wild. LEAVE THE (IROI'NDH ON
BURRITT AVENUE
AT 1mm O’CLUCK A. M.
2a Piliolllilt sisters. ,
instrument.
aid" 25c. cm lac.
T0 strum
dimminnnotbsmtssdthsm
douconiahondedio. MW
windm- and: to m pan
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