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hunt 11111111 11
mmamm
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mean—111111111411.
“CID—WNW”.
_ 011111 81. John 111111 week 1111.1
W in the schooner Jennie 0.
SIM Pierce. 0! New Jersey.
more command of the vessel.
it. John retiring as soon as re
id! helnsmadc to the boat in Bos-
‘ W are completed. Tire May
‘ M good hands. and will probably
M 110on Philadelphia. Captain
”IhIIIgood moon! and retires
mat of ill health. He has
' _ I vols] duringthc torty years
. Iuolularing lite. He has corn-
thi schooner! Pawnee, Florence
. . William H..Jourdan. Eva
and Jennie C. May. The Look-
« i chummanded her twolvo years
a WI the l‘lerris and May. and sailed
' 1111' years. and when the Mav
‘ijIhullt in l889 tool: charge other.
#9” the largest stockholder.
_A‘ 3.31111 prayernnd praise service
holdinthe lecture-room ot‘ the,
Ame Methodist Episcopal
.111113111 It 7:415. The pastor will
themesting. The subject will be
Sfirit of the herd. "
Th0 Junior League will meet tomor-
‘ I I -. at tho East Av;enuo
' h " -Bpiscopal church. The sub»
11111 d the illustrated senicc will be
“Tip hon of the Gospel. "
It {I pected that the Isuit of Miss
TM 3. against J.S.11n1l M. D.
W. for the possession of lund' 111 the
millfind‘. Ito-called, will come up for trial
in Bridgeport next month.
:~ A.I N. Paddock having resigned 1111 or-
an!” of the Norwulk Methodist- church.
nuni 1111‘s 1st. ' _________
1 " ‘It is allied that the consolidation com
. mitten of tho two cities will imitca
tine 110111 the East Norwalk tire
lto confer with them at lh1-ir
. am meeting. ..__..
i m White, of Third avenue, 11.1»
lb! YIlctIim of a surprise party, Monday
til! occasion being the anniv ersary
of lilo blothdny. I
. (300280 W. Fitch contemplates the
erection of several new housos in Mapch
Ivonne, this spring.
‘1'! Willis Mowell is 1110111113 from
11.51111 avenue to Elem street. Norwalk.
” nrs. Mary LeConnt, of Mystic. is visit—
‘ 11131131111 Rose, East avenue.
RWAYTUN.
Captain E. H. Smith, of this place.
who has been ill for the last five weeks
Vlth, I uprbnncle on his head. is getting
hotter
1,; 1,11. James L'Hornmedieu and sister,
1111. J. s. x’Bandall. of East Norwalk.
poIIuli'. yesterday with \Irs. Melville
Yunnan. of East avenue.
11111:.1011 of Mrs. Melville Youngs,
hop returned to school after an illness of
six melts.
The Junior League will not meet this
W, since so many of its children are
fit with the pleas)“
Doopite the storm of last- night. there
Will 3 large attendance at the Metho-
dlstleiscopal church, to listen to Rev.
A. SI.33yIunagh's lecture on "Hooks and
IEyes—Hnmp or No Hump " The leer--
1220 is replete with interesting anecdotes
11111 humor, and was highly enjoyed.
Bloingfitar Division, Sons of Tom
toddurihg the recent revival sorricos
Allpmuhers are kindly requested tobc
mt Friday evening, when Concord
Dlvlim, No. '2. will pay a fraternal
Vi!“ _W
' "' " BRANCHVILLE.
Irancud came home from the city.
,IIlIItweek, sick with the measles. Dr.
old attends him
“8 W.Me11d, of South Nor'walk,
'ealhd on old neighbors here on Monday.
n11. G. N. Webb visited Mrs. Andrew
(3011130? on Monday.
Mn William Phillips died suddenly
Bonds: morning. Interment was in
thoBt‘Inohville cemetery. .. \
1g; . 1 Mrs. Burr Benton, daughter and
' Mughtcr, come from Norwalk on
m. to see the. old homestead.
mm. Mr. Mourh and Hiram 00ny
' been around soliciting help for.
‘ “is" Also Gunnery The men at the
. factory responded generous-
collected $25. and brmght coal
with the money. The
'” stoning.
' nay 8.1111. will give 11
Wand entertainment in
hohos. Friday night.
mm in Rmm' and “pm“? We other witnosms, and discharged the the old country. He left his family
G G. 11.11, organist of the. Church of the 1
Wes, of Danbury. has been engaged ‘
per-once, No. 40, is again holding its'
weekly meeting, which has been ornit- *
Thh Ls '
: Genre 11. Niel-ob. «Renown. was Highest 1! all in Looming invert-whilst U. 5.011111 hopes: Ming Dry Goods 31°",
? 1
‘arreoted last summer un'the charge or ‘
incendiarinn At the justice trial he TRISTRAM & HYATT.
l was held tor the Superior Court 1n bonds
'0“! 000.1131” relative.A Andrew Burt Norwnlk. Conn.
Nichols, want his security. The one “Immr .
was to have been tried last October. but I
was continued to the February term.I 3W“
Yesterday the accused was taken to jail f
ona mittimus, as it appears that his' “MA WU:
hondlnrnn became frightened that
George would run away. ‘-
The case of Francis Parkiuton. the
You are 111vitc1l in thc spccial Exhibition and Salc of artistic designs in
stamped lmcu ccutrc pieces, lunch cloths and doilics. many 111' them
must b '1111til'ully cmlu'uidm'cd.
I court DEIEITIOI. ’ Mow 1:11.111 than 1111 11.1..
New Canawite whose 1.1111111101110111: I Hungarian Boss is the 0H Coo-try and T" "wk“ "hm 1.11.111». 1“" 1”" "
Jewell m when l l tmtment “(I Loom lib Fully 0 III I. pound of siltul tiuur in a mixing bowl.
the two Jewell boys has created cwsi1l~‘ A pitinblo cm was called to u... at- Makcahollow i" m“ center ”"1 "l "1 WOdllBSday, Thursday and Friday.
stable chciternent at Long Ridge for toutiouot Attorney Middlobmok. of the PfizeLTLTimwm tamiiwillmri’immw “I
'°.““’ 11111.3, “m“ “p i“ ““’ 1111111111111 111111111119 Mirth a few 11m as" “' 1111111111.. villi? 11 1'1).m i111 .1111. -1{-"."§1". February 26, 27 28,
Olly Court, 'hicsday. "9 was arraigned dcoenionunddestitntiou. revealing the all well: ~1l I111! lllll‘ont ”)Iv 'lll‘ ’
upon 111er of assaulting. boating and attempts of a brave little woman but- it is one .931": '2" mi “th thii-kliilh‘lnu
striking Charles Jewell. and also breach ' 1 , , . . . .
"“3 ’0' ”W i" "we" ”“1 111111111111. 11110 strips commuter or 1111 1111-11 11111.1 \\ c have bccu lortuuutc to secure the sen-1cm; 111 1111cxpc1't art 11ccdlcwm'kc1'
of the new by following and alumina and who 111111 10111111131 allow 11.» couutv . . .
1.1111111111111111. 101111.1111111111111111111 “M" at 0111' storc’ dunng this cxhibition, 111 answer (my questions relating to
“'3 Jewell b0! January ‘5 lfll- Judge to take care of her little ones . -
Do . _ '_ . crate oven unul colt-ml a hub: bm11'11.I . . . . ~ . . . .
W0“ “fielded "m the “New? ““9 Three 11101111111111... 111111111 harem). “sane wry 11111.——.\1nm11 mum,- “10m" st1tchcs and cornbmauou oi colOI‘mgS uscd 111 1111' cxccutum oi work that
hardly sufficient to warrant conviction Hungarian. who mr'asionally worked Journal ' 3]] l .
1“ v1ow 0' "WI ““3 "13'th testimony 'at the Malleablc Iron Works, dcwrtcd ' “I )1: 51")“"1-
given by Cbarbe was contradictedbyall 111. W110 and 111.1... 11.11.1111", 1.1.11 111-11 111 “" “ "‘ " “""” ‘ ‘ ' ”"‘ In connection With this cxhibit wc shall show an cxtcudcd li11c1'1i'cul1u's
. , . , ‘ , ‘1 \ - \
WWI” 1111-11. Jewell rammed to Long wanna” Tht't‘llildmllwvre Annamacd Hazleton and Cross Creek 111 M. llcpuuwuy .\ b11115 japan l'lln Floss, and 1111' new Spanish I'loss.
Ridsemcwmpanicd by Parkinton and tour yoursurbuy, 11.1111. 11.1111 1.1.1.1111.” ‘ 11111113; 111 tl1c111 111 rcccut pr1uh1c111m. and suited particular] 1' 1n the new
1111111011 1111111111: 011.1111» to Mum home 111111.». eight 1.11.1111... 01.1. The mother" 1.1.19.1 up... “Tu-[c- '
limb "‘0 “0180120" “110 are wins {0" made on an average of $1.51) a Week? 5 l .
him. 1‘ l“ 110' 1mprobublc ‘th "l8 With this she 1111111111101! to support 111ml '
gyonuger child willbercmoved from his Iscltaud three children, But work wusI ' Don’t For at the Days
Imother. not always to be had and as .1 muse-3 I g , . ‘
In the civil Common Pleas Conn quence thcchildren and hem-it sufleml' TR'STRAM & HYATT:
iJudge Curtis has rendered 11 decisionlfrom thc 11111111101 poverty 1) li'lfl'llc liuildiuu
isnstaininx Mayor Rundle and the policel T110 children were brought Ill‘f'm‘; .. ‘ ‘ N
commisaioucra of Danbnry in tl1cir 11c IJnsticc Kaiser. and the two older were . . NUR WALK. - - CUXN.
tion dismissing Robert H Brady from committed to the (‘ounty Home. \1-1 . .
i the police force of that. city, Brady was though committed with the (011111-111 of ‘ For furnaces and 1.111-
before tho commissioner. twice on thoIthc 11111111111: she cried as it her heart gcs. livery house-
charges of intoxication. The first time would break whom the uniccrtmk them FRANCIS G CO. “mums 8 co.
iho admitted his guilt, but. jurlgnmut; awav. Mrs. Korcsdy is about thirty- kcpccr should try it.
was suspended. Some time 1111111111111 tun rcmnld 111111 israthcrprcpnswssinuI clothun- I Clothiers.
he was again char-god w in. intoxication 1111111waranccHerchildrenwort-dress- Bette r and more "70'
'. "‘ I '
and after a hoarin it w. .11 f0 11 ed 1'111'v neatly. and as .\tt11ruev .\l'1dlle- .
g ' 111 l m" i ‘ . nomical than our 01b-
he had been under the influence 01111111111311me said.\\cr11b1' pmttiest that (Vt 1' —
drug. Then it 111rs1lccrd1~d that his dis- quuc before him in such :1 w .1_1. '-l'l11 er Coal.
missul 11 1111111 be “(or the good of thelmrly mason for her husband a dcscrti-un ' I
service" .1111] such action was takcn ;11.1~11l1at hchad beconu d1~~11p.1t1d 11nd
Brady then brought m1111dnu1111procce11-{diil not want to work Husband and ‘
111mm, 11 reinstatement claiming mm'wifcl1a"ebe1-11livi11g in Bl‘ltlgt‘pllrl for One good turn desen cs .1noll1cr.Our business {or the past _ve.11'l1.1s been larger and tho 11135.1 satisfac-
hisdifimiemil m1... illegal. as m.- 0])pr tivc 1'11.1rs.~—llri1lgcyx1rt Farmer .11'vry of any siucc our 1111.111011 in this citv, and in return we will give li\ F RY DUI LAIx of our prouts tor
upon \1 inch ho had been 1111*] was not E-u -~ » - - ~ -_. ~-— -R Av M 0 n D B R 0 s.'tl1c next 'I F. N ll. \\ S to our customers. 25 per cent 011 every article 111 our store.
. prove“. Judge, Curtis finds that the
mayor and police corn1n1ssioncrs actcd ! A RISE I" QUALITY I So. Mom-IR. I N OT H I N G \ R Es E RV E D 3
1.111.711.1111" the scope of their authority 1
D -
in suspending judgment on the first A BARGAIN m PRICE!
'cluu'gc and drsnussmg 011 the second.
mflwmm “, HUNT & ZELUFF Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
11.1““:“3“":fi:f:::";:..;ll“}::'$:fi.:i» Siiiiiilélfiii‘igi , White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
years. has returned to her mothcr‘ :1 good. Same goods ex- Wholesaltmnd BomuDoalonin
ho1nc111.\cw York. - - , . ' ‘
Attire annual meeting 111‘ the Nomtou a<tli.I¢lI5eubcr1-sell1ng F'Eh’ , lit-.11 in mind Ftll' R ll()l. LARS l UR THREE. Also we advertise only 1111.11 wc. have and cxactl} .15
club. Tuesday night A Floyd Delnfleld: . at 2.1. b. it is. N1) 1' .\CK l\' .1 HF: BO.\I. .\'n guess and run (1011' t not it but :1 straigh tt‘nrvwardn transaction one
' ‘ I '1151 u l 1
iwas! elected president. succeeding Dr 'WO Add to our Bargain Counter Oysters lrustomcr S mom) 1 121111, gno’l 1s anal 1131' H
W. F. Frenclr,wl1ol1as held the oilicc' . ’-
111111! rnduzcu yours. Armour Pack 111g Co's. , a nd Clams
, . . s
A new enterprise has been launched li1'alse(lBect',\1'1th "98' i I,
Iin Dnricn. The promoters are William ClélblCS; original C0“ Lobs'ters
J. Flemming and (merge J. Oberlander, 11) m1- 25cc11n now cel- . lxl.l.l1\lil.i. CLOTlllLRS AND 1' URNISHERS.
gwho willdoarcal estate. insurance and log two cans. (”pg-5.; The a.“ “53‘0“"!an of 86 WASHINGTON ST., - - - - $0. NORWALK.
“general commission business. The new
= . . . Also evaporated cream .1 1 . ._ 1
firmsofllcc Will be 111 the room 110w , . Fresh Fish to be Found! al mm
occupied by Eagle Hook and Ladder at 1°C can. Ungmal ' s e to co ence saturdayi February 8th'
company 1n Main street. COSL 11 141'. 3011!
1 Carl Wuerz, who had an operation‘ above warranted ‘01"? ‘HORSE RRDISH GROUND I03
'perfo1med on his eyes, which were badly ‘ in perfect condition. ' ORDER! . KE E P U P WI I H I H E I l4 M EST
burned by an explosion of powder throo ' ' _-_.__,,
weeks ago, has returned from New? °—"‘“ 1’ I I 5 l , '-—--—--———'~"~- ._._-,..,__
York, and is getting along nicely. ‘, . “f. .F 9 ’l’llp I -
Willian.Fnirbanks‘ 111' '.!L Dbb' '1111. s ' ' 1" ' 1‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' '1" ~ "' 1
. . .1. .‘ vms 111111 orenzo I e ! Puro Tomotoo Catsupl 111111 1101. \1 hubu _\ 011 mtcud to bu_1 01 111).I111.~t 1 .111 tlu 1111115 .1111] sec \1 but tiu
c31'1350‘0r30m‘2f‘mflhfil “01191 11 POP , South Nor'w: '1lk Boston Store is going to sell {01' 19'. We don't expect to sell
tron of the material brongbttothe Lund- , 11 N. Main Street. Pickglgd 0’5““! , . i
in“ byme Berlin Iron BMW company. 1 .' to c1cr11)uc 111) one c.1111 _1ct 1111c11)o11 come to consider these 1\t1 a-
The company wanted to store some of‘ , . . QT""‘P“°“°C“"J°'“- ; - ordin: 11 v oilc1'.s we feel CCl £11111 oi couuLiuI1r v 011 as one 0t 0111
the stone 011 Chris. Fflsmgcr's property, '
- customers during [ills :11 cut 4 day s 5211c. Sale com- .
agreeing to give him in return for, thei BETTER THAN BANKS. ” ""‘ W“ "" " ‘ "' "”“"'”" i
nseofhrslandseveralloadsofscrconrngs. 10111-111111.” makeiv OI U N G M A N 3i
1
111cuccs on Friday, Fcbi'uary 128th. and c103-
These screenin . Fils' . ‘ . . . , . . ,
3.. Inner mm to Fun- Mt” 1111.11.11.11: Tuesday 1211111115.; March .lrd.
banks. but was unwilling to give him ‘f,’ Tflf‘xllfllffr'i ,l'l“I Why take the chance of 1!) lug
credit. and when he started to cart thorn -‘ 11mm, “WNW" "mm“ l"'""'““°"' "be“ m"
,' ..'1hny1l1>nt 1111.1,1'11111111111115- will
away before. paying for them 11111111131111
had an injunction served on Fairbanks. .
Fairbanks listened to the injunction and
pImthsIdun tliIaIt llwlui ' .
111,1I1-mt 111111111
iINSURE VOUR LIFE! I9c. -- |9C . -- l90. -- . I96.
3‘1 vnnlnlfl t‘Vlt‘lll I “ll
. v _ Il ‘ l . 2“ 1. ..
went ou‘cartmg stone. Now 110111 try- ii'ziv ”(iii “1131?. 3-131 FOR $3.000! i DRESS GOODS. i ‘2
ing to escape the comic names 0“ 1101- InI1u1ri1 their 1111111 I p.1i1'11iucnts ~11sp1 11111 r~ fol 191'.
Q It the) make “norm "()1- 5,“ £11.11 da will We on an F ndow-i , l p'iir' child' 51 wool l1o.~c.‘ 251 qnalit 101'
ing the legal papers. cuts or hoi1l1mms and 11111 always m. 11111-111 i '1. ($1. 000 Y ”3 Y . 1pie1cs1111-11'1mlsuitiug.10c goods iiic yard “ 1 j 1. 1 H11 37' z.
1 . cullutuml When you “out llrst -w-1111 r din- ,‘l‘en 0 , il‘flyfl ' P to yourself if 5““ .. lurtve 1.1m,“ handsome em... (5 double l “‘1’“ ‘ W1”. '0‘ 111‘ 1111 1111'" trimmed. 1"“
csissusv. 1...... “”°““"" “" "’ 3112.13.13.311.‘.‘i.'é'.‘i"é§f'eit‘ldlfi'T‘il“ 1' 1.1 "1 .1111. " DOMEsvtcs
1 l 5 F .
'H o M E R B_ H o VT, 5 p e n e I.’_\‘ll.Il‘1l$ 123' _.1 Silcsin (1)1 ' “)0 yard .
Joseph Hubbard 18 TM: ‘ con fleetlcut General; 1.;- \i‘lvctccu. all color-1', for '- i yards {111011 (111511"." 17.11 5-“ "m?“ “11 f01'191'
Mrs. Louisa Barnes. of this place, JOWOII’! and Wheel Store. 'lmipg. “”l fillri‘li‘llflllloi-‘1 1“" .illSt 19130011. “‘1' “OllliIlI-‘i‘iltliIiIlIll)II1'111'1\1Ioll1'kat10111i1I111I1I t1) tl1IiIs
. 1 . 1. u v 1 - 1 1 1 ‘ v
MW. George ("“8017 and Miss Mary} . 80 WNW“ SWt- . . ”‘9 Insuranc. 60' '2 " 3.331»1‘);1i11’11’i12l‘ii1111fr‘31rwu and blue black. U0 yard V i ”‘1 . “11d Ti ‘ 11 9L 2001 H “01' I
Burkcy were guests of Mrs. Minnie ' . ' 01 Hartford. , 1.: -- 1mm.)— timredplushorvelmtccn goods lyard of either red. \vlritc blue '11 gr 11v mixed ,
iGregory, ouFriday. E: a...‘ .---_-_, ' . that 1111' 11111111 from 9:11 to “I 50, 111 11‘.“ “oIilIfiIatlncl for l f 19c
. ' ._. vard.19.~ 4 yards ~91 gr 11 c o apron ging 111111 or ' 19.:
- Misses Helen and Charlotte Adams i s S ’ 1 NO ‘ ' ‘
. , TIONS, , .1 . 1111111111 11 1111191 f1 1r . 19c
of Norwalk. snent Sunday here. iPhYSlGlaIn forwomen ' ' L HUMMEDI Eu’i I » ' '2 bestpcrc.1lcs.31i inches wide 1.111191:
1... 1...... .1111 01311111011... _.--_. .. 22111221223112"... .. 1:112:11: 11::
been visiting Mrs. Aaron Olmstead. M R S. D R. N. u G u I I. F o R D _..-, I .. l elliltlgs‘ corded waist, , -' fancy stripe scrim. for liic
15 Eva F rris. W , ‘2 1:1 jet t1in1mrug. 151‘ quality for " '
ith:r “in“ cum 2}] 16m: 11. is Insit 4 Can be consulted at her ofllce . , 1 pair of ladies’ 251- cashmere gloves. for 1110. KITCHENS.
8 , A 1hr 05 12830“ 1 Spr'ng StOCk ! -1 skcins (Ionm‘umwn y1u11,for 19" ' ’dt‘c ”It lh‘d bonc (ll~ll(‘.~',\f1‘11‘ " 190
Seth Webb 15 no“ on the 51.11.1151 y3~13 B11010 Srnssr, Brunosronr. Comm, Sspools w“ 111.: silk 511 yds. on. best make 11111111 i; gm.“ ‘mm o dishes. fm 1'. ,0
Allen Barton. of Brooklyn. spent From 1011 111 1,07 m an do a" t Suits‘formerly 88.00 now n Inbovfgsnolfnvlvfrili 1:010? E‘I‘Tf ‘13; 11-111111'51'1111111111‘1', fol 15h
Washington's birthday with his mother." . ' ' 5.311,; y y p 85. 5:1. All wool pants, , 5, 1,131.35 1.111.111.11111111’1‘37' or . 115‘. 1 l'ITKCIh'lndI 13111?» (I ihllllelt‘ f0; 1?“
Mrs. Susan Burton. I The dochr is a renal r 11 'I inn and hr formerly $2.00, now $1.00. Also have a big counter display of special lots. for ‘11}.- . I‘ {3:111:14 "IlanI‘I'f‘Hllll 3 9 f 1“ 1‘ 5 0‘ l4:
- - _ . : 1 1!. 11 1‘ ' t ‘
Saturday 1118"" 3‘ busmcss meet-111g the past nineteen ulcers hnsxinrldotho disco-:3» All goods made to order HOSIERV Tgoblcts, for 19¢
'1vill be held' 111 the 1111111111. "hmriinrii‘tr-i1itfl'ihl-idlont111‘iilifssglmmmsnmhli . . f l t 'l d ' 2 1100111111 watcr pails £111 . 191'
i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon SIX llt Mun- iny (lnilfurtlyln the strii-tedt 1..§11Im121.'i:1m . m‘ ”SEC ass 5 ) e' an at ‘ ~ gents 00111111531111 St‘fl‘N' for 19“ I \-q11:11't during hid") tin 1""1' for 1?"
.dny as guests of relati1cs in Brocklyu. I 93,“.$2?;i:‘t§‘.t§.?.§$i“iii?§1il3'1‘1‘1‘.’.?i..“r’§.“lfiiigi‘}'.‘ 101v pnces. : Pill: “.01"; Cllm’ ff ‘ 11 ‘3‘ l 11“: ”n, 213,3",123'32‘ fl 11 ll:
‘ Mi” Mamie Kirkp of Snugutnck h m. :aod medicine. HuImuI 11110 with nurse tur- - ,___ 1. ‘1 \1‘1111 or "3' or 1‘“ ll ‘ I) ' r l '
, ' mishod 11111-11 rel uirnd. Tum... mmlomte H GOO W| N, 2 Igents’ 151' 110110. plain or mixed for 191: I 1111;.1‘ 1:1. 1s.~' b1 1'1'y dish, for 1.11-
been visiting Mrs. Nathaniel Jones. All letters promptl) lcnlied to. lnclnsc stump. D '2 pair ladies' black hose, extra. for , 1111- '2 silvc r Isalt or plpmlil'mms' for 1111-
1%.. . 1 ' ‘2pni1' adios fine Lotion 111 1111011111912 for ‘ 1111-. . 11111X1's 111st tout 1p11 s. for 111-
s d F E_~ W Tai lor, Halter and i1! pair children 5 black hose. for 191- 21111 cm. 111 1' ups and saucers, for 1111-
Gun 5 Tom “rope IT . I 11rnisher.1 lmlieS‘ ribbed vest, for ‘ . 191- ' ~11 wine glosses, for 191'
“‘“D— AYLOR 81 GOLDEN, no Wauhlngton Street 1 I .. .. . ' .. ..._ . , ,.
and o. " '
HOW WC Caughtlhem' . Real EStatO . ‘ 1- . . 11.11 t put oft coming until the lots are all b1 okcn up. I irst there. fnst choice.
15111011: and rarssnmuzm 1 I — . . . .. . , . i mm... .__._- _ .
in the So. Norwalk Baptist Church. and Insurance! . J D JEN N I "Gs I1
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 2. ,wasumovou ornttv. ' ”'
. . UNDERTAKER. } 83 ,
“ill consist of descriptIivo lecture. namtingi .° "w " 8.3
experiences ottu'ouoll e121 5 in South- 5 Persona looking tors lot or hono- Ind KNIGHT STREET. Washin Washln on '
h131i W: on
“'7' Eumw-Wi‘hwom‘efl 01111111111111. lot with the view of purchaplng. minvlt- gm. 1 '
“$1333an uulgiveamnnd led tolaal lmdeumlnmr Walton 8 D;M00nn i "" .
. ons uropean t. Opp treat Roll“! ' A
tliedvnl . them for sale in every part of the city It - , _
"W611... Afi‘é‘h“ gill... r , reasonable prices and on easy terms. RESIDENCE ELM STRET- ‘ Street , .. j . Street
Children. in coats ' an as t! TELEPHOYE CALL. ll. ‘ , .
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