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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25,1897.
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a informed by good nutlwrlty that
will sonabe established in South
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,by the Men's Sunday Evening Club.
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yachting fame, is at an end. Yester-
day. in the Superior Goon, Attorney
Joth. Walsh. who.withJudge DeF -
eat and Attorney James 11.0 Rourko,~of
Bridgeport," 1s interested in the defense
of Commodore Burritt, filed 11 motion
for a judgment in the case becmse of
non-compliance of the plaintiff with an
'order of Judge Ralph Wheeler, given a
week ngolast .Tuesdoy. At 1111.1, time
'the defendant was ready to have the 111151:
go to the jury, and had his witnesses in
court. but Attorney Ulmstea l. counsel
for Mrs. Clark, offered the court nccrrili
' cote from his physician to the offset
that the attorney was unable to stand
the strain of the trial. Thccnutlnuance
was granted on condition that the.
plaintiff paythesum of $2.3 11 111.,- 111»
fondant within one week to reimburse
him for the money 1111 had upended in
summoning his witueases to conrt.l11
the eventofthe failure of the pluintifl’
tocomply with the request, the court
ordered that the case be stricken from
the docket. The order has not been
complied with, audit was for this: run
111111 that the motion for a judg‘hent
was filed yesterday. The latter is sim
ply a matter of form. and it is expend
that the move will not. be contested
onFriday next thsday set for a hear-
ing.
When the adjournment of the can
was asked for last week it was currently
reporwd that the case would 11111-111- mac. I1
triol. It was whispered that the pinintill’
would no: pay the amount ordered by
the court, and her failure to do 11':
would 1111‘ the case be dropped. The
predictions made at that time have
been W. It was understand tl1.1'
the defence to the unit, which was an
dreamed he had a talent for painting.
and has invariably had it“ done by one of
hi3 boy11;bnt the other day. being in 11
great hurry, and n11 doubt thinking it
was as easy as it looked. he
dewrmined to try. So he very carefully
spread his canvas on the door, and with
paint pot and brush in hand he premed-
od to kneel down to his work. He slip-
pod, and in a vain chart to recover lost
equilibrium, he dropped the pot. The
job was complete. file face. neck. hands
..—.-iu fact, his whole body was annotated
a beautiful. glossy black, warranted
never to fade. The turpentine in the
paint penetrated the innermost recesses
of those artistic eyes, and Mr. Wadliiim
aware. lie groped his way to ,t he water
faucet and proceeded to rub it in. using
{111111151111 soap. The client may be i111:
agincvl. The combination of 1.1111111111111-
oud soap was too 1nuch,cven for the skin
of a man engaged in the meat business
in South Norwnlk, and someone who
was passing, smelling the sulphur, turn~
ed 111 an alarm of tire. The wrvichs of
the department were not required, how-
ever, and Mr. Wadhanni is new con
valescent, When questionex 1111 to
whether it was true. as reported; that be
intended to give up the moat business
and establish an art school, he nodded
very solemnly.
LIVING PICTURES FIIIII 'flIE IIIIIE HOUSE.
the Young Ladies pl Ilsa Baird’s Institute
Give a Unique Eatarlainauat.
The Emmahkt' society of Misshaird'e
institute gave a unique and very enjoy"
able entertainment at the school hall in
t) )rchard street. lust night. The guests
Were received by Miss Baird and 11111.
oliicers of the society, after which :1
Mme“. WWW. norm of Mia-in“ pickup, muting
' Commodore Barri".
and money hugged
loaned Commodore Burritt, would be
that the plaintiff was simply trying to
blackmail the defendant, and for some
months past. it is upderstoozl, detectiws
have been looking up the record of iii.
to have been several ladies who have presided over The pawn.“ 1111111111111,
the White Home, was give11.Each
picture was described in origmal rI1y1111»
by Miss 31.11111 Marie Newomb, of 1.111.
1.1111. and from the 1111 scription the 11111 r1~
11111 were unnamed to write the 11a 111 of
Evening club, at 11 George Wuuhlngton
supper given in the parlor of the South
Norwalk Congregational church. The
room was very prettily decorated, the
prevailing ‘colors being the stars and
.utnpoa, which Were gracefully draped
from the windows and over the doors,
while along the walls and ceiling was
hung hunting, and at either end of the
”room was a portrait of the patriot in
whose honortho supper w. 111 given. The
t1bl11, which extended the length o.’
the spacious room, were also decennial
with the national colors. They had
been Imnutifully set by the ladies, whore
dcftness was everywhere apparent. but
who we. o, for the time, invisible
The menu curds w are very unique being
ornamented with a "red,white and blpe"
ribbon, to which was attached a minia-
ture hatchet. Th1'1odiblce consisted of
cold hum, baked beans, eecalloped oysv
1.11111, 111111111, cranberry jelly. pickles,
minor-pic, pumpkin pie, choose, cofl’cv-
'l‘l1cy \‘verc savved .by an elllclent com.
mitt/m: of members of’thc LaMont club
Frank A. Ferric. .lr.. (.ieorge H. Bell
Ernest Tilly. Charles Trowbridge, Clar-
ence l’uraons, Hurry Kelp, Samuel King-
mao, Ray (lomstoc‘k. Frank Sherman,
Charles Graves, Gilbert Hastings and
Webster Robbins.
Attorney Thomas E. Brown, .lr.,
chairman of the social committee, was
the toartmaster of the occasion. Alter
.1fcwfclicitous remarks, I111 announced
the following "dry toasts," each of
which was responded to in 11 happy. vein.
“cargo, \I' dehlnlhm. Hon John "- 1.111111
“‘l‘othe memory of the n111u.11
Illa “"11. 10:11:21 II.T11)I11r
"W-umlll without her 1111111 In savage
Ills 1'hil1lz'enl llubott A. ”03mm
"What has pcslerlt 1' done for 11111?"
"in Family Tron. E. H. Humbert
211111111111: hut.hhsm.lorm.mu
lainc.’ .
Frank A. Ferris
"l’ho M111 is rising. let 111. go."
At inb'n als during the evening the
guests we re regaled with m'lectiona.
musical and literary. from 11 gramophone.
which were highly enjoyed. T31. occas-
8910!! OF cOIIIIEc'I'ICIIT.
at the Mole Capitol. .
omni'Iormeonnnm
by the state William is «mourned.
pyrotechnics in the Senate, which cal
finally killed. I
the amendment to the polloselling a
horse raoaslow. ' By thismport horrc
men get a fearful, black eye and it prob-
ably settlse for at time the question.
their seats, on the bench by March I.
matter of 11111111 expenses. 130 had pre
mined to the Senate.
hour Inter.
concurrent businoou transmitted fro"
the momma branches.
IELODI MID IWIIIII.
I'll Iolbodlal Church.
Hartford. Feb. 28-41111 pmdlnga of
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Their 1111111 lethality and Today
01111911 111111.111 801111 B I llurmIk
People Who do to flow York
There was another display of Cuban
minoted' in the annihilation of tho reto-
lution of sympathy for the insurgents.
After a some tint exciting, but oftcner
a weariscmo debits, the resolution was
1.1111}, 111.1 111,111 very great 11311111.
canoe, is found in the action of the judi:
ciary committee I11 reporting unfavorable
to the House. under usuapension of
the rules, 1101111111 B. Scott and Samuel
A. Davis were voted in as judges of the
[1.111an court, to that they migbgglfe
General Frost, of South Norwalk.
called up his resolution instructing the
commuter! on finance to investigate the
pared 1m amodnntent so as to‘leavc to the
Speclul committeeon investigating Leg-
islative expenses the matter of ouch ex!
pauses. The amendment and then the
' resolution were adopted and trans-
The House assembled at 10:10 o'clock
this morning. am! the Senate about an
Both branches devoted their morning
passions today. to the consideration of
The House concurred with the action
of the Senate, yesterday, in ratifying
Governor Cooke‘s nomination for justices
of the Supreme Court and judges of the
Superior Court. The senate voted to
meet every day, evcopt Tuesdays. at II
A Large Audience Delightfully Enlarlainrd at
A line audience assembled at the First
Melhodim Episcopal church, last night,
about twenty-neveu years ago and in
those twenty-seven your ofcoaroe there
. has been an immense development of the
business of the New York Central. the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
and the Harlem, which reads the station
servos- .Th . handled, in and
grout, now no ll, 11,001) in a your.
The general scheme of rebuilding the
Grand Central station, as outlined In
The Railroad Gazette, provides fro the
g consolidation of the passenger and bag-
- gage business of the three railroads in 11
general waiting room. with the neces—
sary auxiliary rooms and a gene out-
going baggage room. Further than this,
the cities capacity of tlnibuilding will
be greatly increased by/the erection of
additional stories and the elevations will
bemnchtmproved in appearance. Ele-
vators will 1111. put in to serve the others;
new plumbing will be putin throughout;
also a now steam heating and power
. plant and electric lighting for the entire
station «one. 1, train shed and yarlu—
as well as a plant for making from
twenty to forty tons of ice a day.
1111111.» south end of the present train
shed will be the union waiting room or
. rotunda, 100 feet wide by 200 long and
upward 'of l ty feet high. This is said
tohethe largest waiting room in the
World. Some comparative figures follow:
General waiting room' proposed. South
Terminal station. Boston, sixty-live fcdt
1 wide by Jilifeet long; ceiling, twenty.
four feet high to bottom of supporting
beams; St. 1.1111111 Union station. gpncral
waiting room, ldxlfio feet. and story
high; grand hall. 7611120 feet, extreme
height, sixty—five feet; IllinoidCcutral.
Chicago, 100111110 feet and seventy-live
feet high.
mun-secure 11111111211 1111111111
This will becntorcd from the Forty-
1»'1~coud street side through :1 foyer 35x45
loci. Unthe cast, from 1l11'1prescnt i11-
cmnln'g station, 1101111116 will be had
through 1111111111121 \xlll loci each, 11111].
with light 1111. framework and glass
roots. and a covered cab stand pbont
mmfatwlll'bo plant! atthe side-of
the rotunda. "Once! the special conve-
nlonoeoofthonaw station will be the
method of 1111111111113 outgoing baggage.
which amountstomore than a million
building, where it will be transferred
baggage trucks and carried through
subway about twenty—live feet wide.
underneath the entire twenty tracks out-
side, and north of. the present train
shod.
At each train platform will be 11 bag-
gage lift Trill" feet, which will raise
the loaded trucks to the our level. This
subway will also connect with the pres
Vent incoming baggage room at Forty-
lllth street and Depew place
11.1. Ilr. 11.111 Was Killed.
(Special to The Sentinel. 1
Key West. Fla, Fe b. 2:1—A passenger
from Havana says Dr. Ruiz was killed
by Foundievaln visited. Dr. Ruiz and
violently questioned him. He resenwd
the governor's brutal manner. which so
angered Funsdicveldlthat I111 siezed a
club and st1uck'1he mam on the head.
causing his death.
Madrid. Fob. rid—The 'eemi-otliclal
Epoch say-11 the government is prepared
to make an inquiry into the Ruiz mat
ter, adding that it Dr. Ruiz was 1ll-
treated the guilty parties will be pun-
ished. ,
——Gov. Cookcisto Mat the armory
fair, tonight.
”I’llth AIIIIEIEIII.
Ibo Inna Gammon.
The romantic star, Paul Cuzcneuve,
will, for the second time this season, ap-
pear :11 the Norwalk Opera House, next
Saturday afternoon and evening, in a
grand scenic production of "The Three
Gum-115111.11.” Mr.~Caz1~ucuve for 11'...
seasons played principal parts in the
company of the late Alexander Salvinl.
Bis interpretation of the difficult role of
D‘Artogmn I! said to tiller mutation),
from that of any of his predecessors. He
is said to lighten up the somewhat som-
inc 1111- 111111 a comedy clfect 111111 111.111...
the portrayal more natural and cnjoy-
11b (1. The ,11rs-1nnel of the company in
1V , ,, ,. alk a school for amateur painters. “‘“m the state Iog‘lslpta'rc, yesterday, were pieces a your. All the outgoing baggage W
. 1 noticeable in that William Jennings of the three roads will beeonsolldoted on .
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covered. This to how It happened: If 1 . 511'”: and the Idle defeated candidate The public room here will be easily ao- . .. §_ "
In W fin. to W m 11.. yum J. Wadhams he” allttle butcher “WP “on" W 1. lbs NIMW“ mm for president. raoplvod another blackoye llPrevldsslorIbs complain 11111 Pum- ccoaible from the main entrances and no Lowlrobws elitist ,
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'111 all probability 11111 1111111011111 1111 1W , an "mm. 1.1111111111111111, pmhm Over 0..., 11111111111111 1111111 “m ”1,3,. ,eutertaimnenr. , Commutly, 11 11111 Probably Mutation in the worldls bet: about 2011 leet a minute. to 1111 We epoch! muons at the
of'lvs. . Alice F1. Clark, of Noywalk, of hiswares. Mr Wndhams never 0'6}! tained 1,“. night by the Men's Sunday latter does come to Hartford, he will go but 3,00“!!! "13" "10 (Errand 003"“ “l' meat at the extreme north end of the "0‘ Grace PM“! '” 11.111111111311111
ogalnstOommodoi-e Francis 31111111, of ' it alone. rotor on any recognition of him “01” l" N" Y0“ “"1- " V“ 1111111
intheGulldrmm. totoke action
the resignation of the rector. M13. 3.
Watkins. A few whowe"
sickness were absent. As ores _ j
individual vote, the reblgnotlonwoo A
j,eoted every member present
l:lxo i9 ‘-
A committee was then appointed,
instructions to wait open It. W)
and ascertain if he 111111111 be
upon to neousidcr the Wont! 1 '
draw his resignation; also temoke
Iconccssion on the part of the parish
induce him to remain. "
After a lengthy conference with
Watkins. the committee refined find.
love for the parish. he had, 111111 a Mg
careful and deliberate «incineration
the matter, definitely decided our
appreciation of the courtesy extended
him and regretted that he could 1111th
main.
It was then voted to accept the no;
nation, and a committee consisting
Carl A. Barstrom, Barry K. W
and Josiah Kellogg was appointed to
draw up resolutions expressing "glut
Mr. Watkins departure and w
tion of his services. V
Robert Vaanren. Carl 1.111111111111111 '
1 Augustus C. fielding, W. Franklin
Bishop and William H. Smith wereapv‘
pointed a committee to secure a m
1101' to Air. Watkins.
kindly capressnm toward his parishIon-v
era. It iatotake effectors Easter 83011
day. He will. upon leaving Hui-walk.
spend a year on the continentin m
and study. His loss will be koapl; Mt.
as he has proven his efficiency lam
department of his acclaim work
ull’aira.
wEverybody go to see Gov. Cooke ot
1411111111 many plnyeru who have won re- 1
the fair,t11nigbt.
.l 11111111111 111111-1111] home last night
reported that. WI 110 he did lot mu:
seem obduratc. Yet, with all charitylnd'
was best to resign. He expressed 1111’
Mr. Watkins resignation was fund‘
and in tho udtdinlstrbtion of 11111111111 V1
1 he 0a 1111 the v.1 er 'It 111' one .1. ' 1 ' . ' . 1- . 1
Widow- A“ ‘l “9““ 0“" drive" ““1“ melody 1111111111101” nYORmmmeH 1111111111 11111 ““5 “““mmlimy ”mm“! “”‘i u" " the (K103113011 being an entertainment by 1:311.“ 1:110:11th foyer 31:35 2111. eThvll‘lliLglltl‘lIm Idladgetdrudlgnnldz. q"1 longid (”mum to momm' Where he was ' V
Hartford. New Haven and Bridgolyrrt (,1 thccostumeu worn way-equal!“ on...” social success was beyond compariuon the church choir, ”Siam by James 5 entrant-11.11111 three sides 0, the waiting} ,3 cents {Ur eveuin 511st “t'g’v ed's ithe guest of his daughter Emma.
were in court. last week, totestify whet modern, while all were pretty with any thing 11! th1- kind ever before Bartlett ‘ humorist. and Harry Unnpndof room not. onlv “my“. that room mm“. 3 1,1111IVT1'1nillnson‘s,“ ‘ h a ‘
they knew concerning her post. Adillicnlt piano 501,. was finely r11n- hel1li111l111ch11r11hln fact the. club “0,,an '
The institution of the suit against
Commodore Burritt created :1 big sensu-
tionin this city, and. in fact, through-
out the state. Many were acquaintmi
with the pluintill when she resided in
Pembroke street, Bridgeport. and all
sporting 1111.111 and those interested in
yachting circles were well acquainted
with the defendant. Mrs. Clark has-
been 'living in Norwalk for some time
it is said. more
years ago spent considerablv time 111
Mrs. Clark's home in Bridtwpul’f. In
fact, he was then: molten that 111111 of
the grounds on which the 111111 is Mandi-1
that the defendant owes 11111 plaintiff
1101111 by Miss Vera Alharton. followed
by :1 curiom art collection, in which tho
1111111111 of paintings won1 hidden under
varionstlisgnisca and were to be disc 11er-
crl by the 1:111 «ts.
comb prc11~dcd the award of two (ldinty
prizes to the forum. it. winnersin the re
spcclivo11ontr-als,5n1nuel Partridge and
flow 11rd Bloomer. Dancing and rcfrcuh
1111111111 concludod 11 very delightful
evening.
The Ednmhkr- 111114on 1111111 organic-'1
fun 11111111 years ago I1 1 supplement ”1111.111111-
wurk in literature.
consist. of readings, original papers, 13b1-
I 111 weekly exercises ’
I1aa,11in1111 its organization, lived' up to
its aims, namely: to promote social ac-
quaintntn (1, increase intcmt 111 the Sub-
bnth weaning scriicc .11111 11111111111111
helpful Itilluem 1.1 of the church. The
11.11111ber11h'1pi11 free, and not 1111111111111 1 1
any 11111151111 or nationality. All men not
connected 1v1th any other church, are
cordially invited to join.
The socinl CUHIIIIIIIWLOIISIHIH of Thom-
11.11IZBruwnJa.l1car1l.(_‘harle11E..lcn~
lllllllrl, lu'virut W. T111115, Robert ll.
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AI PAVE CENTS A SIAM.
'ln. Walsh's Bow and Amp mm Funds
tor the First Baptist Church.
and pitching character. 1'111'l1 number
The. quartu-Ilv numbers were
execution without 11 fault.
i111 1111 over, and greatly .unus‘od the midi
11111-11w'1lh a "hollow of M1 111'11'tb1pr11
his hc 1.11111 cool f not get enough.
The choir part of the programme W111
in cvvry rupee: of the 11111111, «'1' Mllfilblt
of the single 11111111111113 11.1.1 cordially
1111'eivcd and enthusiastically enroml.
musical
productions in which ,t‘mc voices ‘wm‘v
moat artistically lmrmouiml, and the
Mulnrdett 1111- 11111111111 of 11 I111 111'-
rolling 11111111111, 11' wl1i1I1 I11 Sv‘t'llla to
hive .111 111111111111 apply. and 111' which 111 pm .11 hickyfifsg 01 mum“.
11i11nt1>fn111111sf111111 all directions. but
p “hangers who have nlroady wcnn d;
111 Iron: c111 no direi tly to their trains
. w1thout pilrrilllg througlulm 11111111111111!
all. filo ticket inqw‘cloh will b' plutlrl
outside at the notes lending to the train
plulfurnm. This change in lbwlf will I11
:1 “real niltlllinn In tIh-voulful‘l of the p.13
concurs, Uponing oil“ from the rotunda
is 11 general waiting «101113111138 feet. and
oil this will open 11 room It feet square
for wont-'11 and a 1111M 1.1.1.1211..- In fort.
in charge of :1 111n11l,w'hi1 It will be useful
A largo touching room, 211111 111 font. in
111111 I.. Su' Iwan' s Exlmapanza Comprny.
The champion for twelve year.- of the ,
pugilienc Vohl'ld, 11111111. Sullivhn. will
'lw 311111 111 11 'l' llcsllfly night 111 Iloyl'.
'Up( 111 lion-11 111 the bend of 11 I111. ' 1- 111.1-
vuganm rompuuv tullivun is at all!
times an Inlenstlng personage. and in
his new role he “'2" no doubt prove a'V
grmter magnet than over.
l‘rulk \'.
11115111:i'.1.11l
Manngor
Dunn, who was formerly
w1tl1 Mr.
H1111 He has surrounded his war with
In large .1u1I cupnbh company.
[willpreecni .1 Vul’lud and enurtnining
Sullisuu in hm ‘ -
Thor- 11111 1111111 I1ot'11'e111n11.1111odr1'11111111, 11111.111'11'11 ”10¢be “”1 “"915! m" \\
Whll’
WANTED
«T1.1-l-‘xpcr1cnccd Operators
()n Straw riowlngllnc lines.
Apply to
8; BLANC 11.1111),
11' alter Street. Bo. Norwnlk. in.
$1..”
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\ 112111. by 11 runwmtle woman. he oba
1 -1'\"/fl1:xxis
1 11;
motion“
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worl. 111 11 small family. (loud
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,wwol 1111.1111N11111-111bcr need apply. A.
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.\ girl for general honsc-'
Muster(1:11111111111'11'1111111p1rfor111111111'~.pmvmmtug-mm, “my“ mum room 2:11 pulurmunec of 1111111111 lsy, v.1uduvill1,
brought forth 11111111.: capl‘vsulnus of up manquma The 111ketodl1111111 nIr1ngtl111.flIIdI'1.uledy July“ I, will be my] in
precintlon, WI]I1‘"I 1111111 fully «Ioutrvwl Innnhmd, ..{ the rotunda w1|l provide the role of the 111111rlocutor in tho 11'1in- ,'
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Marshall. MN 1“'1 WWW- l5- .\. I'1'1111 Hhorc will I111 parcel 1111111111 11111! H" thcl'"1d I“ ‘-‘ ~111li11111uk1'u ‘
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"spring lining.‘ .Imof \'1 :quh-h 11'111 p11~~1ongor 1111t11u1111‘t lllplkf‘lllll"
5""!me {1.1 airway of marble willconnvvt thew'nil- l tlclwtu for Friday cvoning'» 111ho11l on-
Al! llurdotl. lug room 1111111ooutl1cno11'1111wrwiththe 11111111111111" make 11.111111 toduuo. Tho:-
1111'mnaui1ulu IIttlloI,’ 111p “11111114111111": 111'1-1111111111111I11- 11lpnooagctull1111~l11vnu11l 1"1111e1'11'1l seats! nth. l’. Wood's drum,
MIN“ ”7 11111111Io lumps. and If 11 pupaed Io provi1I1-,be-§ptoro are going all with 11mph.
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several thousand dollars for board. '1‘th 1:usaionb,1lel1.11e11 and much Dot-11111 The 11 Ill 1111'! unilv l'ln'lo 0! King's
allegation iu based 011.1 note wlnchtlu the present your tho reading and din" Iluu h ’, I .‘
g tern, of tin NtlrWAlk Ilnpttt
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armnted Irene Waters 11nd lwrbmthcr
Frederick Waters. aged thirteen and Inn
yearn, upon a 1.1111... 1.1 11.111111111111111.
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Watermol I'urlt stunt. They were taken '
before Judge Hairball. who untamed.
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lulu Norwalk nxluy. with. 11 view to
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yesterday visited Nuuvoo and the adja-
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Thomas, ll. Weed to thread If. Weed,
land and buildings to Hamilton avenue.
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clurry and oak 11.11111. etc. “Uln‘ul‘tuhky
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