wouldhsveheenblinded forlife. Aphy-
'lsstaccidehtprovedto add greatly to
qtheexcitinent and strain which has vis-
‘ltedthem during their trouble and be-
‘ reavenisnt. The injured girlisnot con-
. very painful.
. ternoon. The services were conducted
vbsginstoncr.
‘3".
lanolin. Theinilsmmablesnbstsncs
QMIbumedahoutthefaessndarms.
Lucreyeewcreproteoted by a pair of
ed. Thefamilyhas recenth been af-
,stertsd torun,snd atthe corner of St.
, John avenue made a short turn.
. wagon was thrown on its side and fifteen
oasesof soft drinks and their contents
. _. . . H81 3'05
the? scssir orriis air is
- sisrnosmu.
Seam lens Away on last Avenue-
M at In. Ilslry n. Wright—Inn-
7 m loveless In The last Avenue church
«Mel and lsrsaaal.
Abdul |Mllthls awnings servant girl
medical-oily on East avenue.
yoursdaqusntityofkerosensonsburn-
immediately ignited and the servant was
Mathewsswesringmrctherwiseshe
elciahwsscalledsndber wounds dress.
nictedlnaveryseveremsnner and this
finedtoherroomand although her in-
jurissnrenotofaseriousnaturetheyare
A team of horses attached to the large
delivery wagon belonging to the Eagle
Bottling Works, of Glenhrook, tcok
fright at a trolley car, yesterday .after-
noon, on East avenue. The animals
The
were scattered for a distance of nearly
fifty yards. Beyond the smashing of the
cases and bottles no damage was done.
A large number of friends tendered a
surprise to Frank E. Parson, last night,
at his home on First avenue, in honor of
the anniversary of his birth. The jolly
party, who had ventured out in the
storm, were amply rewarded by their
host, who proved himself an excellent
entertainer, even if taken by surprise,
Music and games were the features of the
evening, after which refreshments were
The funeral of Mrs. Henry D. Wright
was largely attended from her husband’s
residence, 21 East avenue, yesterday af-
byBev. A. J,.Smith, pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
The pail-bearers were Daniel L'Homme-
dieu,E. E. Gerham, F. B. Rubens and
Charles Dibble. The interment was at
Riverside cemetery.
A birthday surprise party was tender-
tohfrs. E. E. Gotham, at her home on
First avenue, last night, by about twen-
ty-live friends. Music, both vocal and
instrumental, was rendered, and refresh-
ments were served. The jovial party
dispersed at a late hour, extending to
Mrs. Gotham their hearty congratula-
Stuns.
The meeting of citizens called for last
night at the headquarters of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company, was adjourn-
ed until next Monday night, to allow
thosewho so desired to attend the en-
tertainment in Hoyt’s Opera. House, for
the benefit of the Hospital.
Rev. A. J. Smith will occupy the pul-
pit, tomorrow, both rooming and even-
ing, at the East Avenue Methodist
church. In the morning his subject will
be, “Deeds Not Breaths," and in the
evening, "The Origin and Value of
Life.” The seats are free, and everyone
is made welcome.
The coal barge Arthur Jackson has
finished unloading iit Marvin's and is
now on her way to New York. Before
she had been under way five minutes she
broke her rudder. It was repaired and
the voyage resumed.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ciifiord, of Brook-
lyn, and Joshua Hillary, is former resi-
dent of East Norwaik, but now of Brook:
lyn, were present at the funeral of Mrs.
Easier-y D Wright, yesterday.
The machine shop belonging to the
[reticent estate, which has been closed
onaccount of the death of Mrs. H. D.
Wright, one of theLheirs, will resume
operations next Monday.
Rev. Atto Apitz will preach at the
morning service, tomorrow, in St. Peter’s
German church, on the bridge. In the
afternoon he will preach in St. John‘s
church, Westport.
Arthur Ainsworth, of East avenue, is
becoming quite a rider of the silent
steed. Heisat present developing the
slowride, which he hopes to master in
tune for the races.
Carr a Robertson have seemed the
contract to erect a twelve-room house on
Osborn avenue. near Vansndt avenue,
MG. E. King. The excavating will
lie. Sylvester Sellsck, of Heliport,
L. 1.,who has been vistlng her daughter,
Hrs. John R. L'Eommcdisu. of Henry
street, lies returned home.
Henryflooper,of0rmo.le., has re-
turnsdtohishcme. He'was theguest
dirdndlmfimlthL’Hommcdismof
mm
resenting-sea finished as can- a,
' aestswrsfll‘blbrmessdhs's refereed
tehlschreenilwursrwm. «
orths
”lawmutobshddlay filth...“
the East Avenue W
church,“ which Rev. A. J. Smith is
pastor. 'i'chi-and Army post will at
tsndlnahody. Theehurchwill be ap-
propflatelydcoorstcdwlfhthestsrsand
stripes, and suitable music will he ar-
ranged for the accustom A full pro-
grammewillappearlater.
The heavy rain of lsatnlght did
mam
proved a Godsend to grass plots and gar-
dens in this vicinity, The tide came
rushlncinata terriflcrste, and many of
the owners of boats anchored along the
shore were compelled to take extra pre-
cautions in installing their craft. No
boats have been reported lost.
Fred Keeling, of St. John arenas,
wenttoNew York last week and pur-
chasedthenew riflestobeusedbyDoug-
las Fowler that They are eight in
number and are minions of fine work-
manship.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth. of Henry
street, is visiting in Port Jefferson, L. I.
If. D. Randall has purchased a fancy
road wagon from Luther Wright.
E. E. Gorhsm, of First avenue. is in
New York today on business.
BOWAITON. ‘
Rev. Joseph A. Judge will preach to-
morrow morning, in the Baptist church,
theilrstsermon of the series on "The
Lord's Prayer.” Subject: “The True
Friend—Our Father in Heaven." ‘In the
evening the second sermon of the series
o‘xi'th‘é Baptist and other churches: Sub-
jectz""l’he Bible or Tradition—The Pope
or Christ."
'At the Methodist church, tomorrow,
Rev. J. II. Slater, the pastor. will take
for his morning theme. “Seeing Through
a Glass Darkly." In the evening the first
in a series of sermons on Joseph will be
given. Subject, "Joseph in his Home
and in bfs,Cont of Many Colors."
The steam yacht Vivid, which has
been moored at E. Thomes' wharf the
past few days, sailed y. sterday for New
York. The bmt belongs totlw Jersey
City Yacht club, is eighty-three feet in
length, and one of the best equipped and
handsomest in the fleet.
Arthur (iriflin, who rocently opened a
blacksmith shop in the rear of I". Boyle-
ton‘s carriage factory. has engaged the
services of Joseph l‘outh, a first-class
workman.
The Baptist Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor will give is sociable
Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Stevens.
Edward Ladrigan has purchased a
horse of M. ii. Forums, and has sold one
to George Sobey, of East Norwalk.
F. Boyiston. the carriage manufac
tursr, is sick at his home in South Nor-
walk.
Miss Edith (.‘nxwitvtt in a gum of
relatives in Sound Beach.
BABIZN.
There was a very large attendance at
the meeting in the Town iiail. Thursday
night, for the purpose of talking up the
matter of a public library. The subject
was thoroughly discussed, and a com-
mitted appointed to [orient arrangements
ascertain if a suitable room mold be pro-
cured for the purpose. and drawn up by.
laws. The committee consists of (Bronze!
P. Brett..ilev. S. J. Austin. Dr, W. F.
French, Rev. Arthur ibqua, (,7. fl. More—
hoiise, E. A. Hall. Mrs. Theodore W.
Austin, lilies Carrie Hoyt and Miss Anise
Brady. The committee will call another
meeting in a few days.
John Fairoanka will open a livery
stable in the rear of the Columbia Hotel.
which was recently conducted by lleorge
S. Bailey.
Charles hates has just completed grad-
ing and mailing a new lawn abiiut his
residence on Cedar street, near (iorhem's
pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnerz have moved
from New York city to their summer
home on (.lracsy street.
Postmaster George Everett is having
sixteen new hick boxes placed in the
postoffice «slay.
Barber Fred Chadderfon bait had a
new chair placed in his tonsorisl parlms.
Richard Dunn, the gate tender at the
Newton crossing, is quite sick.
MiellonAustiniethcgtlestoflrlenda
in Brooklyn. '
It!” 0' m
Remaining uncalled for at the followingpoat-
oihceeforthewsshsndlnglsy is, int. Per.
sonscaliing format thsseietters will please
saythey'sriadve'rtlawl:
No A Iii- re. a la‘i: Mra
$3.33”. " can thrilmm .11.“
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D. ,3", greetthrongsof Is. lanyofthevistsv .
.ADAlllll.P.)l. orseeniefarthe timeaurldoaen
the mic-sheutnottiut 'r 3"le cum
MlSB WILLARD A! A PATENT.
And the Late his Andrew Clark's m
‘ ' aloud Advice to Her.
The giving away of Miss FrancseWilv
lord’s health last year in England W
her, in the relation of patient. into an an
quaintsnce with the lately deceased phy-
sician, Sir Andrew Clark. She has recorded
in an English print some of her impresv
alone received of this distinguished practi-
tioner and big hearted man, whose death
has deeply moved a wide circle of friends,
eminent and lowly.
"Wheniwent to see him," writes Miss
Willard. “be extended a hand white as a
lady's and soft asveivet, and in a voice
that matched thehand went into a most
careful diagnosis of my case. Beginning
with heredity and ending with the last
morsel I had tested that morning. he fol
lowed me through every lane of life, sneer
trsl surfindividual; carefully examined my
lungs and heart, ssyfngii think this was
part of his mind can process): 'Beautifai
lungs, beautiful heart, no organic rliillcui-l ‘ . M u
ty, overwork, nervous exhaustion. What , nymph... Beautiful in i“
youneed isrss‘t, put: urgdheerfal comp» TM? i z . ' and v“
. aim was. set street r-
‘Tfiflmgfiggfi, '3’“, n":l°“m‘d°°"'m“w held amsoathWalk.Rev.mln flailock
bed in it A tender noneldmuness hardly to mum“, 1%,, {$332M my, 9’:
be «pressed. When he asked to talus the néc‘bonl «ms. 773) v. in.
m
pulse or see the tongue, he prefaced the 10' and AL; mfl‘fl‘“ W M
west with the words. Mydear patient. to, um'“”’”u“'m‘m “ m
twss apparent that not only great skill ' ' m". ' '
sudhigh characterh but ialinoiit fortunate .. a
manner were t e resent a s of his success. -,. .
fie prescribed no medicine whatever, say- fib’m; "figmmflgm
ing that he thought very'little of it, and Val of lino-limiter" Printed WM
that old Mother Nature was the only true mm mfimm’ WWW ‘0' WW1"
physician, and gave me some simple rules
which seem to me so good that I have had hoawsui it‘ll-monies, w” m 1"“ "5;
them copied for the benefit of any who may , endear. school.
, um I . m.
moustache WWW... mm m
fame. '
”At my request he wrote down three Nonwmt ”Am," “I; arcane. "”0““
Green. Rev. . .. as, peat“, tier.
aphorfams that he had used during our in— “Cfifivmmfiv mi. Ind 7:9” . nu: Sundayscbml.
miew, 'Lnbor iii the life of lift-,' ' men is
l2 ma early prayer rum in. mos. 131.: young
the way to disease,’ ‘The highest life of an
en 'meet Mir.“ Moral b :t
2W“: Liven fa entrust" £vsnir»g.um::vj;isl
organ line in the fullest discharge. of its
functions.’ Then followed what he called.
valf‘fl. in homrof Rev. (3. L'lorrey. former:
ly pastor of this church.
his ‘tcmporary general inoimctiona,’ which
«included as follows:
(mus Enemy», Balaton avenue and (trees
""l‘ake belittle medicine. as pimiblr; M‘
street. Norwnllt, .ri. if. Watkins. rectal.
Trinity nitride-y learning ham, serum: stair!
F, e
dept your sufferings; strength is perfected
in weakness; in labor you willilnil life. if
llol thmmonhnmrmdmn Sunday in
you are terribly rundown, some time go
it
“at. p. ”5.; nvsolnui'reyerand mm:
third anniversary of the housing schmi, run
away for a fortnlgiit’ii rest. and with each
meal taltieatmspoonfiil of «imp of hypo
p. m.
phoephltcs.’ "
I
lie m e
WNMALI nannies West sane.
W W. MFA. ll ' M.
item M ans. and a) p. .4
school. we m4 lpworth meeting. a
c.- ”tmrw ....~ summits...
wagshha Use."
nom- awmflsmsr Vests case near
Pin-inst. 30.3.0 lawn:v ’ .
m a. in. and m p. on; 1
l2 1a.; gonna People's War“
team-1c «hamlet;
Loader Miss M. 0(rilfloni
so
(I II
"Mast."
in. Persia Emmet, (Tinnrrli cum, aw»
site the insert, Smalls. Kev. 9i. lit l’mul.
prim. Trinity Money. [fol t «humanism.
Him“. m.- Plenum! celebration m; .Ma » with ser-
mon,Hh?lla.m.;§arvday missed I: nu: Even-
aorta and sermon. m» o. la. in the l'llli'luflf or
new. lion SAVu‘mfl.
Styli» sml Chnrybdls.
Thuwlilrlplmliinf Scylla and (‘harybiiis
are situated in the strait of Mirasina, be-
tween Sicily and itaiiari Apollo. and al«
though dangerous to thsum'utlm of the
ancient world are not very dormidable in
the present day. The whirlpool of Scylla
lies at the base of the cliflenn which stands
the village of Scylla. The circling waters
have Worn the cliil‘a into caves, which in
heavy sea» emit Mitinrlsi like the harkinu of
using. filinrybdls In near the port. of Mes- ‘
sins, nine sea miles from Hoylia. and, my
cording tosignor Spailunmni, is MI) feet
deep, The old danger in sailing between
them he» recently been explained by )1.
Kellennu engineer, who shows that. the
currents in the strait depend both on tide
and wind. The currents are strong breads-e
the tide is low in the [onion sea when it in
high in the Tyrrlu-nian son. and vice. versa,
and whirlpoola more or lists energetic are
formed at various points of the strait.
When the wind is from the soul beast. the
wateni pour from the lesion sea into the
strait and form wiiirlpools north of the port
of Machine and also near l‘arn. Where ships
at anchor are sometime» carried out in not:
and home by the rtiirrl-iif on thi- rock of
(Inlabrln. toward lllf‘ pointnf Paloma little
further off than rivyilii, it is probable there-
fore that tho ancients "want by (‘iuiryluiis
the aerial Whirlpools lll'flf' the port. of Mes-
aim, and by fioyilu that.» ill I‘niiit I‘ezao.
Between tin-m- um WM” ll.» currents are
extrmnciy rapid. atrium and Variable. The
danger in ready serious for sailing vessels.
which were all the ancitntn ls-Ml. and an in—
tact Arum lsmmmsrr. mr Yaw/wit
avenue. East. Small» line. A, J. Smith. pin.»
tor. hoarding mm a. m. and to» p. m; iron.
day mhmi, l2 rm; young pout-pic’s- roosting out.
lair. Andrew's titration. at James amino
tern VERiiWfiy “laurel-rill. Sunday outsell.
3-1!) p. #1.; Chariots (Thirteen. superintendent:
Arthur If. f'hlttem. mistook ”Solitaire Me-
Ailieter. maternal.
frame ltrvsis Vanna. _ Superintendent.
James Lyoett: assistant. (Elihu! llorwn; ur-
ssnisf. Mine Lulu ”reigns. maids colonel, :i
. m.; Young Parable a misty n Christina
‘vor mutt our in. no: Pram m
log. Sunday even use! 7m.
{TALVAIV Harrier mamfininlsrd Milli.
ing. corner Wall and “night strode. Ntflalli.
the. Jainism A. angler. wtmlamiai‘r war-
a p, ulnar. outta “animus“
ml p. in. mum at 11.3; p. in.
Ann" t'watvnsa. VanZasdi overtime; I'm
Norwolli. l'l'earhl ~ litter a. in. and .91» p.
monarch-yum , Mbvflfl‘ People's ms-
iagszlltp. in. mm urnséww.
(:onoauosmss. Ministers. i‘priugwmd
ynion Chapel, lily avenue. Jan Perm. Mn
in marine retriever. hon-day. or W a. to. and
lip. ma. Wednesday at :m o’clock.
M. Perri)» Minnowlb'anZaMi and ‘Mrfl‘fa
avenues. listen Sorvsaih. Nevsky «lined aim p.
m., and praise bin: at cm yum. Frost sittings
sndamrrlhal weiomm so all.
nearsowmn Unmet (“newt my stream.
South Korwal‘lt. Sunday yin-We‘d. stall p m ;
evani my service, 7:11» p. to.
film Screw/tut swarms: (“risizemsriossit
Riverside avenue. lies. 0. Li miter-r»,
tor. Newton at mm s. m. and ”human Mill,
day school. :th o. in.
Arum“ ills-swam." lirriiwiruii~ Knight
street. Somalis. .v. . W. WM“,
l’rrutchlntz, [mm a. the; Sum!” wheel 3! We”: 9.
5a.: prayer meeting. pill to!” p. in; which: at
«m p. In.
M. ”ARTE". f'. sum-tier of WM armor
Ind ('hispei ism-wt. .. rirwailiii. M. W 1 file
a .» . K)-
cxperienmlpilotniohtinavoidingCharyb. um. mm. Low him. 7 at in»; orbitals-mu
in. find himself in racylkt~iondon Globe. 3%?‘3‘ 9* M "Mi ”we mm m :i m.
Dawson Bum-asmrie fir.
nraol. mm.» Apitr. I resist
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A New Natal. i
stairs, W M streets
A man who has been chopping wood for
a number of years in Pine Nut dictum. has ‘
found a new metal. ills atom oven having
been burned out. he took some clay from a
large deposithe knew of near by. and mi»
ing it with a little water made a back.
built a fire in his stove and paid no more ‘ You‘re ‘
attention to it until next morning. when ,‘W'W'V‘d'fl "If“. Vi” “mlJ‘Wnlk ””0
he noticed his stove back want all gone, and classes 3” mmmvwsat ‘ 9“ ~'
in the ashes he found a white, clear metal, 1
with scarcely any weight to it.
It would not. break. so he put it on an old
anvil outside the cabin and hit it with a
'e
translations. Sermons. Held
, , afternoon at rows-Ii. in Knee-
sen's llall.’ Chestnut street. Allmmrilisl:
l invited. Sunday new all ”Murdock. (3‘.
. lfrnelrneier pastor.
Ian's (limes Amsnm.~
‘ A lady in rm... 1.5., I;;¢l’ sick
:with Mliommiicwlim If. 0. Tiler, a
pro-mt enchant“ the town, are
heavy hammer. it would draw out. but in”. mu, of gamma ”‘3.
will" crack nor break. He has since W Clarita” and dfiyflguq My,
perimsnted with it in various ways. The ‘
clay will melt like lead, but the metal prov
duced will stand a been like lronor steel .
and is very flexible. '
He beat out a piece 4 inches thick, s
fnchsswldeandilinehes long. Thsblochz
i0 transparent and only weighs nine
onnesa He says there is no limit to the 3
clay.ss hehaescsn the same kindlnssv—«
oral parts of this and other states-Carson
‘ children cry for
Amt {Pitchers casterla.
Ilattlas for Poor I'm?“-
Jnst beyond the entrance to Sellevue ‘.
hospital in Best Twanty—sisth street on
the sidewalk. under the shelter of a tail? .
’ ammwumuwmmm
oddest businesses ioNisork city. it in‘ mumsmmmmm
‘0 ”‘3‘ Manna“: mama-treasure”
”"' m “command-assets.
she'fimdose'. Finnish] (i. C.
We onerous,
unnumm
SENTINEL BUILDING,
3M! she was well in forty minutes after [
taking
we own courtroom) mo ALL parturition IN
Pomon- mm, m AND PRICE or
WEST STORE EXCLUSIVELY FOR
ummnmm_
BUY OR NOT. SAME ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL.
s
W.
W
W. i. iiiiimi a. summit,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
E. F. Bouio‘ié’i‘i
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting with Gas,
lilaiized lii or Cocaine. lit
Ema Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 is ill,
Office hours, from 8 a. in. to 6 p in.
Taylor & Golden.
iieaIEsialeandlnsuiance.
neutrino-roar eras".
Persons lmkl forslot, or house anoint.
with the view 0 pur-hssiw. are invited to
call and examine onrflistke Re have them {or
solo a or o c y a remnant
Mercer‘s... mm
warn-mil
MIDDLE ed lady or girl, ill or 16 years
of ammo lpln light housework. Ap-
ply at No. l lisnford Place. mill at
CLEANING and dyeing allablishment, No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
asrmt. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. (Econ. We respectfully announce to the
«film of South Norwslh, horwalk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
millet. In the dyeing and clamp business.
and mum premreu to do all kin ii of clean-
inc and
her.
4! sing in the very best style and man-
l«mbie’oiilin. dim! . either ragga up‘or
a me deepen. n ante‘capes s,e c.,
rightist. fringeo. guano. or an. billiard covers,
milfllm. tearful. lies. k gloves, kid shoes.
also feathers cleaned and our led. Gentleman‘s
maintained orcleaned and pressed in the
has manner. i'. lill‘l'l‘EliFABS. mill tf
P‘l’flxli‘illfill house. by a small f fly for
him: three ”maths. from about one is.
Address Minx rent. "RESPONSlBLE." Sen-
. lend street. Monday evenng,
final 0mm. MAY 10-9” May I“, am
-~--- ... - M—”"“ 8 o'clock. by the Board of Jouncllinen of South
'l‘tfll or three es of gentlemen CM be Norwalli. for the purpose of hesri pull.
m1mnflflf‘3lwl with board qt MRS- interested in the proposed in out 0:53am”
Flt anti D.“ 'n. .‘w- b‘ Bells Place. hast Nor- avenue.from West street to Tish street and
. miildt Hillside place. from Bayvlew avenue to Ta -
w
”'7“ ' ".V“"‘~‘"":““""~”"—*— lor avenue. 45 feet wide substantial] e
"URRI’AWthMi agent in every town. to t
(J “In” own,“ regarding ””23 or sameamonntof land being takenon cw side
ions..by the lnr est oou
"WW 0‘ 0”“ Btgflli'fUND E caows Cit Clerk
manufamurers in the world. ( man (can ' ' y r
it."
nuke $6.4M). Iw‘f'iiSClilLD's SONS South Norwaiit. Conn., May 1?, in.
it We“. N. ’t'. 11110
-’ .... . . A. ..
T0 LET.
4 waists. muted m... front.hlwartz & Cor-
bett block; nuxlern improvements. halls
lighted end (lanai: rent flu. Also office for-
merly rarefied erst-ob M. Layton. in post
ville-r build nil; rent .15. Inquire at ofilve of
”if” VA ELLCIUAK (0.. hi Washington street.
Dr. Bontwellis using a preparation in fiil- '
ling which renders the operation as nearly
paiziiese as possible without injury to the
flunanls BLOCK.
4 80. Main St, 80. llorwelli.
mil 1m
OTICE is hereby given that n meefin
will
N be held at the Conan.) Chamber on
ml? 2t
...-_ M...“
lMPElllL GAFE,
No. 9 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. Conn
CARL SCHAUB, Proprietor.
Imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandies, Ruppert’s Beer on
Draught, drawn from the wood]
Chops and Steaks cooked to
order, Oysters, Clams, Lobeters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a. call and test our.
cooking.
The most complete‘ cafe in
town.
SARI. SBHAUB.
A281!!!
HORSE ‘ "‘(i’ilPPlNli
-ynn.
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’lOliSlilt house on Livingston plfll't: from
May let. All mods-rm iiii rovemepts.
lie—n3 It”. inquire. W. B. fill) it, it “out
awhile. afloif
1:80)! May 1. house No. ii lianford Place. 8
rum». Inquire at TAYLOR 8r Gill.-
DENF'. mil if
”‘80)! May 1. house No. it! l’loc street, rent
glow, Apply to limit & lioldscliiiildl,
Ann MM.
mileodif
F‘LATM lived» ruomenu wound floor over
)lissTillMson‘s miiiiuery store. No. 207
Iain Wuhingtnn street: also flat of five (5)
rumor”: third floor in same building. lll’
«animal ”Whirl. F. BEARSE. at Oit' Nit-
tic Batik. alillif
double house. ll rooms. bath and all
lmtmwemenu on each side. To email
faintly. Mammal Semi]. l2.l“|per month.
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