' ‘ is to be strengthened, and J. C. Hawkins
,’ will begin work next week.
it
,1
.. Wm.
fill THE Elsi $02,223:: 3...... ......
Lian, announce Post-r slams.
* 3551' N BWALK. her daughter. Hrs. Charla! W. mull, of
0 Norwalk. took dinner with and were en:
WI; lands the Another Horse for Mr. ‘MMW. yuu'd‘h “mm by '3:
.. Janos-voaolal Board Meeting at the
flatbed!“ Church-lasting of the an.
.‘ letters-Other flaps and ulsheps.
. ' «In Emma is on sale at the East Nor-
. welkpoetcfloe by Russell Morgan. with whom
_ ttstnsof news for thlscolumn can also be left.
Chane- n. Underhill deserves the com-
mutilation of our citizens for the prompt
' action he took, yesterday. immediately
after he heard that Josiah F. Jonee’ horse
had been burned to death. Mr. Under-
hllletarted a subscription paper to raise
funds for the purchase of another horse,
and already has several signatures affixed
to it. The prospects are that a sum suf-
, Mot for the purpose will be raised with-
out much trouble. The tire was nearly
out when Peter H. Miller, a brother of
William Miller, who worked so heroical-
fly to save the residence of Mr. Fitch,
drum to the headquarters of Mayflower
" flank and Ladder company and told E.
f ' C. Csawell and others of the‘sifair. An
‘ alarm was sent in, and the members as.
enabled and went to the scene of the fire,
‘ but it was far beyond any help from
ington street. lfr. Rainer and family
will start soon for southern California.
where they will reside. Ire. Rainer
was formerly Miss Evelyn Wheelermf
Orchard street, Norwalk.
An agency for the sale of In: hm
NIL and the reception of news has been
established at the East Norwal‘h post of:
lies. It is in charge of Result Harm
the popular and efllcient assistant pour
master. The. Summer. will be on sale
there every afternoon, shortly after 3
o'clock. Items entrusted to Mr. Morgan
will find their way promptly to this of
lies.
An ox strayed into S. J. Smith's unr'
den, last night,and madeaway with thir-
teen ,head of cabbage, beets and. corn.
Mr. Smith advertises for the owner to
call and take the animal away. The
damage will amount to about dill.
Smith still holds the ox.
Mrs. Rosa Ray mood, of New Raven, is
visiting at the home of Charles Selleck,
East avenue. Mrs. Selleck will be uri-
able to walk easily for some weeks to
come on account of the broken ligament
in her left leg.
, *‘ A meeting of the official board of the
East Avenue Methodist EpiscOpal church“
was held last night, at which time Her-
bert V. Carr and Daniel L’Hommedieu
reported favorably on the matter of par-
chasing a new heater and recommended
that the contract be given to Charles N.
, Arnold, who sells the Utica hot air fur-
- nace. The south window of the church
{Revolutionary Dnuuhtern,
The Norwalk chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, held its
annual meeting at the house of the re»-
gent, Mrs. E. J. Hill. yesterday after—
noon. The large and enthusiastic gather—
ing of ladies listened with satisfaction to
the report of the secretuy. Mn”. 0.
Gregory, as she recounted the good work
done by the chapter during the past
year. The three memorial tablets are
nearly ready to be set up. They are
made of Ridgetleld granite, in ferns of
boulders. with polished face for the luv
scription, and will be an ornament tothe
mwn, as well as a credit to the chapter.
The annual election resulted in the
choice of the following officers: Regent.
Mrs. E. J. Hill; viceregent, Ira. T. K.
Noble; secretary. Miss Sarah Henderson;
treasurer. Mrs. James Stevens; historian,
Miss Angeline Scott: registrar. Mimi
Dotha Stone Pinneo: corresponding sec-
retary. Mrs. Milo H. Parsons. The re-
gent. Mrs. Hill, will represent the chap
ter at the Continental Congress to be
held in Washington. Mrs. Sarah El.
Belden was elected as her alternate. The
chapter enter upon their new year of
work with rent-wed interest. and their
lathe committee for this. D. L. Han-
ford, who is to heighten the chimney,
Registrars Maine and Caswell were in
salon, yesterday, at E. L. Edmunds’
store on Van Zandt avenue. and received
‘05 applications to be made voters in the
Third district. About two- thirds of them
will become affiliated with the Republi-
can party. The registrars will be in see-
aion again at the same place on Thurs-
day, October 25. and Saturday, October
2'1, from 9 a. m. to 5 p m , for the pur-
pose of revising the voting list of the dire
trict. “mm“
Rev. E. Hedberg. of Chicago, will
preach in the Swedish Congregational
church, Riverside avenue. tonight at 7:30
o’clock. Next Sunday, Rev. A. A. Nord-
lund, of Georgetown, will occupy the
pulpit, the pastor, Rev. Oscar Lindegren.
preaching in Montclair. N. J., where a
convention is‘to be held on that day.
Last night Pastor Llndegren visited seve
ral of his parishioners in Stamford.
rich in entertainment and instruction.
Trinity Guild Elect Officers.
The annual meeting of Trinity Guild
was held In the Sunday school room on
Thursday evening. The followiu otii»
one and vitairmm of the various com»
milteee were elected: President. Mrs.
Philip IN. Smith; vice-president, litre.
Charles Aimllurpe; corresponding secret
tary. Miss Marietta Couch; recording sec-
retary. Miss M. I. Hendrick: treasurer.
Miss H. E. Smith; committee on sick.
Miss (,‘ouch; poor. Miss Summer:
strangers. Mrs. W. W. tester; Sunday
school, Mrs. ()liu Halloclr; altar, Miss
Hendrick: sewing. Mrs. James K. flyatt:
llower mission, Miss M. K. Jennings;
membership. Miss Sunlider. A special
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.
W. W. water, on Tuesday evening, Hu-
tobt-r 23rd, at 7:30 o‘clock, when import
ant business will be transactnl,
The Scandinavian Temperance smziely
will hold an entertainment at the Swed-
ish church on Riverside arenue, Satur‘
day evening, October 27. The programme
will consist of vocal and instrumental
instrumental music, supplemented by re-
freshments. The admission will be free.
All Scandinavians are invited to attend
and enjoy the hospitality of the worthy
society.
For the accunmodation of those who
own property in East Norwalk. Assessor
8. 8. L'Homnledieu will meet them at E.
L. Edmunds’ cigar siore.Randsll’s blockv
Monday evening,_0ctober 32nd and at
Edward (lorham's store. Benedict Farms.
Wednesday evening. October 24, from ll
to 9p. m., to twelve their lists
The Amateur Musical and Yachting
club, of Benedict Farms, visited R. J-
Bmwn, atihisliome at 67 East avenue,
last evening, and gdiscoursed some very
line music, with which Mr. and Mrs.
Brown and family were well pleased and
invited them to call again.
short But Lively.
There was a lively runaway at the cor
tier of Main and [Wall streets. yesterday
afternticn at two u'oltmlt. William liar
ford and Philip Simonds. in one of lien
llelo‘s livory‘rian. were about to turn the
corner when their limits toot fright at
an East [avenue lrolley ear. One of 'the
wheels of the vsrriase caught in the
growl rail of the trolley car tracts Md
upset the whirls. throwing the neon
pants out. A Winnipauk ear stood new
the corner, on Main street, waiting for
the up car. and as the horse started to
run, Motormsn Charles Parmles straw
ted to capture him. lie WM! picked up
by the bunny top and drmxed several
feet. The top was broken from the car-
rlsite. ‘l‘be bode of the vehicle sighted
us the horse'dnshed up Main street. The
horse was captured by William Home.
Taylor ti. Joy no is painting the front of
tho building on the bridge. owned by
its. Sarah {Larrigan and (coupled by
Billion Harris, to conform in appearance
with the new building adjoining it, just
erected by Mrs. lmlrigsu.
Hem! LmXWeiler hart applied for a ll-
ceuseto sell intoxioanls in Mrs. harsh
knigau’s new building on the Washing.
lonaireet bridge: Adolph Ksssler, at 4
How street: W. t). Jesse, at lilo Washing:
one street.
Preparations are bring made to lay a
walk in front and on the east side of
Will Brothers' bundle; at the corner
of First avenue and New street. The
walk will probably be of concrete.
Ir. Inbbell Declines
The wtnmlttee appointed to name an»
other candidate for senator. is case an.
Mayor William B. I‘luhbell should do»
sites to run. will hold smearing in Em
oorstlc headquarters, Bridgeport. to»
marrow night at H o'clock. lit. Hohhot!
has decided not to actwpt the nomination.
His decision is final.
M
colleges can.
Pltcher’s Ontario.
George Tobey has melted from her
Mummies southern part of lir-
nsat Grtrsacbner‘s apartment house on
Fort Point streak” _.._..
Mr. and lire. J. ll. Morgan, of Beaside
flatworm leave for Stamford tomorrow
Mains to spend a few days with
m.
J. H. Randall pulled a nail from one of
the Myers of his right hand, a few days
m while using a saw in his planing
mmwws.ummm
mumsmammm
mummummm
mummmmm
Whenever”, the First avenue
my“. has a pear tree is full
site- in new adjoining the
, as sessile or rat oar lll "rosette with me. a. may and, ”
and Mrs; J. B. Wheelenof L55 WHIP -
Mr. '
meetings for the winter promise to be
WWIIJMW _ ‘
Baking
Wool:
uwsanenerawm
mmiwwuflefledwal nu, ca}
masses:
uwmmuonueu
fleets-Is Unit tee Ila-lee.
Another ass for electricity so an illum-
ieatiacegenthss been found. It la to
utilise the electric current as a means of
Habitat: the psdiwsy of the acetates;
bicyclist. is well as preventing his arrest.
The machinery for carrying out this
. novel idea consists of a little 6 name
WNW "“W‘W' "“ mum» wheel framejust sienna
hernWWthem a. mu. m . rather "m “M!
Tho financial W M“ il' heritage pulleyattached, [mmww
m from W 83“”; (ran other portion of the framelnsucb away
m” 'M' ”4“”; “d “n. as robe revolved ata high rate of speed
“mmww'm” ‘2‘" “'3‘” "f from cannot with the rear wheel of the
”W coat ditto m" '0' ' blade. This spur wheel is connected
no. ”’3‘ m 0‘ ‘9,“ 21.. W ‘4’ with the dynamo by a belt. th. car-
” m excess 0‘ M" I" the M vying the current to the sixteen-candle-
year, W M your incandeewnt lamp attached to the
_ The-diner): Md 9‘ “Um '3 “' front of the bicycle, complete the outfit.
.chm I. '0“wa [lean Farce War Th. 9'“ pggveghg the“, '10!!! coming
laud, 3"" ”7' ”Mm” WJ’Iems. into general use. however, being about
Watch, Premier William (5.. glutinous, ‘12,
S. P. Thrasher, of flew Haven, llev. Joe
eph [1. James, llockvillr: A. II. (hank‘lin,
:East Hampton; ’l'. 1.. Sam. M;
lo ‘I‘ldlnge of Destiny.
No tidings have yet. been received of
John H. Perry, bourbon“; I... G. can, [1,? lion company's missing paymeeter, and
E. “trim, Wimmd; E. M. Warner, Pay the fear that he met w ith some untoward
oomph. ILWrignt. flees. A trawling fate increases. Mr. Deshsy has handled
at the board will he held 3. flmford farmesums of money since his connection
next week when them went... a“, with the company, but not the slightest
ted. Secretary Thrashers report of a. snepscion exists that his accounts are in
year’s work was a comprehension one any way involved. The general belief is
and the followiogiaa bust mm; that Ir. Dcehoy has succumbed to some
"A. our mum M W. mydtriom mental disturbance.
are growing” in aeolian, ad we at: " "‘”" “M“ "
m." hum“ W “I M The Injunction lode Permanent.
object, [think it well as m up Lateyeeterday afternoon Jude Shrim-
WWWfiMnrfideeM-‘fau’ In] filed a decision. denying the appli-
politioai parry wins a rm m: euteaof the Bridgeport Traction com-
tetnperancesoeiety, buses “will!“ paoy for a dissolution of the temporary
ofcitirmw, mm to suture if pssv injunction restraining them from cross—
rlbh. weenforamentof existing laws. iogtlmtncks of the Consolidated road
"The theory upon wan-a we use e am at Fairlield arcane and w..."
thir: Behind thetfliciary the min» sweet in that city. and making the teen.
l'rorl mid law have placed the mat and purery injunction permanent.
physical wwerof the people, that the: ‘ “
laws may hemmed mummy if they 1“)
cars heJorrihlyif mastery. The not
ciary if homer, merit the ”an“: of or-
ganized citizenship; If dishonest.
require organized cimmaebsp to a. in.“
the performance of i new «tasty. Our
imam! year has pvmiormi exceedingly.
satisfactory results. «Mr lint you whimgiutomd lvyth- followlml five Morton and
1m" ll ‘ “W“ “M” W“ “M” W? 1.2;” flail;iiilfidiififfi'ufffiili"ifv’él
Mam “- m ...... 0' .. M- management.2::¥..-..ss:..:ee
{battles ‘ "talk: rt. 0. Plluwr. twill: Norwallt: Manuel
. QWS’ {m ‘2 guitam m? :lgglg'rziE?vF33:3;§wn of Norwallt. this
a: w l C oorwor nary. - “I are (nor. , ‘ 1
imam. n. crammin- n» W ...§;.’:.’.‘.’i'inl.‘:'.;.‘.‘;‘.F::§’;..’t¥:l’i.‘.”.iflfl;
1"“ ”m “d l“ ““1 PM" “We i,fif.fl“.§3$if$i‘iii Eifflffi‘nififliifiii‘;
put I m to certarn MW at h. We l’hat eat ii of said endure-era is an elector and
. , _ . . hipster in Mid town. and that a rupy of the
”all. “"90”“ "mfiw‘ IO “in mm- foregoing arplr-alhm, loc'uvllmr the above
M m... «mm - .... W".
team" to its ormr during the entire rim of Mill. Town.
your and I regret that we are usable for
ilach of tourism tap a large (“th
molly at wort. We have employer!
from one to six «removes- exist of the
timeout have been any [rerun-ta! in
ensuring reliable men to sit brat one in-
stan‘re, and the «"me in this
NORW A LK
case were such so not nonpara- rhea»
Evening School.
The sessions of the Normtlk Eveu‘rm Who‘ll
tsrlally.
nl‘l be held in the Franklin street m-luml
imam-.Wvulli .‘s‘urwallt. my! in the arhmil hull-l.
'lnirnrerr have mix mow
in thirtymmv diffs”! towns in this
THE (YllMMlfil-lllNERS OF FAIR.
FIELD (‘Ol'N’l'l‘z
The undersigned here-hr applies for a license
to reel ri trillions and inmxlratlnr Liquors.
e Dru” ei'e license. pursuant tolhe law». of
,1 gap the Hair now in forve relating to the stale of
' inumlratlnx Lit uors. at the building. Ms-
hachrmn Huts-l. .'n t’i Washington street, in
up, we 1; of Norwnlll. in said (‘r.untv.
high-«l. RUHEHT I. Mr‘lK)NAL[)
Dated at Sure slk. the illlh day of October,
012. iii
ingu- uf the liver River and Winnlpauk ii‘a‘
lrzr musical!“ at 7.4» Monday t’Vl‘llll’u lit-lo.
i.» r ‘3'. At the ii at newton of the «bout a fur.
tin-r npw'lunlly fur reglslml ion w ill be it! \ e-o.
. . . . it. *. Kenn,
state and in all in min m e. v z 7 M. l". Mn o.
York. New Ilampebtre amt Macaw A. em. mum
“at", ”EM, m". mVfl‘flWlt‘ 3hr“; l'nmmlllve on Fan-r lair .‘ll‘bnnl.
hoadrsri and twenty-aw suspected M N- ‘»‘l- '3’“
closes and hwvw ointment what we term
lanai? unions ureter two hundred and
sixty nine emit-roof but. In addition
NOTICE.
1h— ennusl umlzmr of flu- er. . wold”- ..{
' FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. on «
.Rev. Dr. I... W, Bum, 501mm; 1041“ William J. Deehsy, the Bridgeport Trac- i.
to this may learnt Mm leave em
splendid sink ml have more! my
convictions without W Inna our
secretary. l'nrin that amateur lies.
:ln. smym. um rhythm. m M
colorants, blew mt few! who the! (III.
gallium-rims. we m an esp!» in
New "even, when has surprised every.-
llollyand whirhtirssfasrus rants In :-
lthomoghfsaeipstma steal-rum
ilbelievwwshevehrrmnaebeenrfllbe
rem-yearns! W earls which
the city was: intrudwtlvas u. willy .
playimgmaarl we have turmoil in
also was is" which to M M
rswdammltanss m or warm
the Denim y and Nurwalll Halli-«mil unionism
Im- thee-lamina of a Humrtl of l‘ll’er um Inf it...
ensuing rear. Will be he d in limm L'm in the
far affirm lvlllllllnxu' Hill New Yuri. New
Seven and Hartford Railroad column) in [list
‘ Hy 9720* Haw". l'nnnevllrnl. on ‘l‘lmrs
daydlw twsnli’nftlnlay nl'lli-tniwr, in». at
ll o‘t- art a. In. WILLIAM E. Hilttht'fl'.
oil! it. l'lurlt.
NOTICE.
\‘UTH “ is hereby given that lbs- Registrar.
a or Vuid‘ll urine 'l‘hlul Voting lltmrlrt at
to» Town of Noraalll. will be in eel-glen at the
«novel I. lmlarr filmumls. illl Van land!
“anomali’l‘buruisydlclober 2's. and Hater.
W.C¥'fllhfir '5‘. butter-m 9a. m. M t p. m.
furth- wrwjfiétqlzltig‘maggmlog let of
said elm l. U . . .
“Hills” 1'. “3‘9”;th
Wren of Voters uf Third Voting ills-
“M.
from at Vern-ill. Uriah" ll. it'll, oil “it.
r
able. tritium [lantern-it who.
last two‘s-sawmill“ )
We; (5. am. at Ire-buy
new! MmJellfreasatr-wfl‘ ,l
saddled from he salaries Wednesday:
as»: its went arm WWMfll
rm lustery. to or! minus, elm]
luamfawtbewwe‘mfia’
«inlm,eadfell- tum a;
see-ton ?
stone will. am his head eras
Hrs. fingerb- lt‘s so are m
m lavishly-din what do real
hitter, 7’ ‘
diversitx“
ran: 0
e AM“
children outer .
lens 92 ll...
5.
new“... “has“... ,.._.....,......... m... W.
Silllltlllll STREEl.
tam bismliatlltml. resin.
IL“ Mar.
‘ l
MARSliALL’rl
School of Shorthand
and Typewrltlnx.
Iaasslc Isllslsg, llsll It. lee
call, all me lot. It. llil.
Km
Mall em taste errand honeys.
f‘l ’ ms- ‘9‘ febrgvgi‘t} :ge‘ehirg
even . I . . l
me, that". ashram. rm
in. hermit. Sloan:
RED LETTER SALE.
The Tall “Agnew.“ hastettmealaw
We ELEM. A?
a...»
was. is. lentil em . to. (lunch hour W
“noise; We 9
m
naménon news.
MEIGS‘ & do.
The Eagle flil letter ‘
The “hale” is the most wetful bl! ' ‘
in the market; ems tulip]: heat than any
other oil stove now in use. heating a room 16:
ii up to 15° in the coldest weather at acost
one cent per hour. It is extremely li ht sing
portable. and can be carried around tile house
:hlleyhnrntng with the greatest facility and.
Bela: constructed on the nlsr and
rather Rochester Centre Drail’ogrluclple -w
extra high cylinder, its combustion is simply
grime, and absolutely odorless while burr»
ft requires no more care than our ban
or piano lamp. is handsomely iln bed '3‘-
tremely ornamental: is the only healer prov
med allth a water it? servolr “negating
nut. narenewn convert on pre—
‘ventin. vlllatlon of are air. 8 ‘
only directions are: Keep it tilled. and
wipe clean takin care not to' turn the wink
too high, see a mole directions bei tollow-
an. we guarantee every heater to‘ iv rfect
satisfaction. The priceddllh. h .,
—.——_
scores! lilllllllll.
No better goods made for wear, woven
through and through, no shoddy. no
cottoninthe warp. We had one hunt
dud pair of Men’s Pants made from
theatgcuode. We got a bargain in the
clothandgiveyou the benefit of it by
scllingi’antethatwould sell at render
price for 33.50. at “.50. Fashionable
light brown, side pockets, cut to fit, very
neat. Send your measure and we’ll send
them C. 0. D. with privilege of exami-
nation. Come here for your Underwear.
We’ve everything in merino to finest _
wool.
MEIGS &. CO.
arr Main Corner Bank Rtreets. Bridgeport. Ct.
Moria—El
Admission oi Electors
NW0 3 is hereby given that the Selectmen
and Town Clerk of the Town of Nora alk.
will be in session at the office of said Town
Clerk for the purpose of oraminin the quail
flcatlona of and admittinglo the e lor's oath
those. persons who shall be found so I ualil‘ed.
on Wedne-dny. the Zt'h day of (low r. MM.
from 9 O'clock in the forcnoon until l3 o'clocx
in the afternmn. and by public adjournment
of said meeting. will he in station for said
purpose as follows. viz;—
At the Police Ronnie. Olly Hall Building. In
the City of Mirth Sorwalh. on Thursday. the
5th day of October. 18%, and Friday. the 31h
day of October. mm. from l0 o‘clock in the
foreman riulll 5 o'clmrk in the afternoon. and
at the other: of said Town Clerk. on Saturday.
the 27th day of luvtoi» r, ill“. from 10 o‘clock in
the forenoon until a’m‘cloca in the afternoon.
And unless all entered on the first list as "to
be made" whose rights shall appear to have
matured. shall have been admitted or reject.
ed. will be in session for the same purposes on
Monda ,the filth (is of October. 1894. at the
cities u said Town Jerk. from 9 o'clock in
the forennon until s o‘clock In the nfternmn.
and not nfllrInrris with this exception. that
said rekctmen and Town Clerk will he in see-
sion on Monday, the 5t - day of Sot’smbrr.
MM. at the (Wire of said 1'qu Clerk. from it
o'clml in the totem-on unlll5 o'clork in the
afternoon. and not afterwards. for the D“ ”it!
of admitting to the the elector's oath i one
persom only whose rights w ill mature after
Monday, the filth day of thinner. Wit. and on
or before the nth «lay of Suvambr r. lrlli.
A ppllcatlonn from any Voting Dietrirt may
he made in either the First or are nd District.
Dated at Norwailr. ”tuber l5. it'll.
Q‘l,‘AK w, RAYMOND.) Mm men
sputum remiss. ml the Town or 3-9,
S'Ml'fil. l)A>‘KA)l )nrwalk.
n Eilllidil'l‘ u. em m. Town Clerk. still 1..
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
83 Washington Steel,
Snulh llnrwalll.
gnfsrlsinmenls.’
Terrorist coined ‘
RealESlale andlnsulasne.
WASHLVOTUS S‘I’lill'l.
Peru-ins looki fora lot. or house- and lot.
with the vie-w o pnrrbru-ing. are invite-ll to
call and examine our list. “what's tin-m tor
sale- in every part of Im- city a1 minabll
prices and on mat terms. Anal tf
“’ASTI‘JD.
1‘ Pllrl'l'lllh' by young lady as lmihkwper
s’ or l’re~fll|“r. I'allal theulllce. 0173!
(VLEZASISH and dyeing establishment. No. l
' Raymond gin-vi. t‘nrner Ninth Mala
sire-rt, on line «f rim-trio cars. lit-nth Nor-
waik.('nnn. We resin-rill“; announce influ-
drums of South Swahili, 50m tilt and Vll‘llio
fly that we mtahllplml unreelvm in your
tablet. in the dyeing and rlertmmr Maine-a.
anal are now prepared tml-l all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing ill tho- wry brfl bl\ lo and man-
ner. LNlle-e' allllh,tll’rr~m. either mrule up or
apart. l‘lllflk s. wipes. lill’flills' can 9-. lllnlll‘.fit(' ,
r blame. frzrlgra. piano. organ. billiard Hive”;
muffler». scarf». lino, Hal gimme. hill slur“.
aim feathers rimnml and curled. Gentle-men's
.mrmrnl» 4;.va or housed and [WM-nerd in lhr
lml’ msmwr. t l’Tl‘l-lei'aru-i. mluil
\ .l‘iltlrlll rum in» family? to rare- for
a bur-M .llrl ennlrn. 7, lull” from Nur—
wnlk. t'l‘lfu inn-wk. and general throw-twill.
l'unlwrenl ample. A recumbent ellimllnu.
Add rev-p LN}, this om. r. ole ill
()VFH'E buy, Kl'h'l'v'lll'r‘fi "willful. All-
vire-u- in own liamiwrllinx. l'. U. “MK all,
team; Somali. t‘otiu. "MM
Hoyt’s Opera House
SATURDAY, OCT. 20.
The Famous
lew Dockslader
MINSTBEL COMPANY.
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l‘nder llll’f‘l‘lllln Mr. l I'W Ill I binder.
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l’lalsled's and Un-gory‘e Ilrllli Home. ell
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MDllDll. OCTOBER 22.
SLAVERY DAYS.
THE BIG BLMIK 800M.
flee the World’s f omens
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flee the I500 Prize Gallo Walk.
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oil M .5!!!
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renter. lanolin rm ' lses or at. at Wm
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in. rent M l Wmslwarrl avenue. 6 Irma,
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taxes int (fit: of Soul I Norwallr. l mt l y
are required by law to dalelver lo the Assessors
. or Plilllr at them. on or tore the 91,113 gang!
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W - Movember. is». a written or
['08 SALE.
City lssessors’ Malice.
E. the undersigned. herein stvwllce to
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st and sworn to. of all he roof”
owes: Jill... norm is! day aiming”. at.
liable to taxation. otherwise it will be thorium
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