WNW” Willi Milli sl W Emit a. truly. mm Alflflfwlili llllflillli M an. on. called. amine Iidmght fIanraudcrladlledandhpOould lctbslbnndhirhngAbout theluilding.‘ ‘ ti 'Dr.!'rauoisT.Ochbtho the poliosshoutlo'clceklhlamorulug that “minnows“. harglarlse hisodlce. Heweearouasdhy someone attempt- lugtoopau the allies window opposite :liladeepiug apartment in liarviu Bro- thws’hlockwuthekuuckedonthcwiu- downed theintruder apparently went Twentyininniet later the same so:- piolou: noise again occurred. and Dr. 'Groebyaranandraiaedthecurtaiu. 0n lcoklngout he saw someone disappear- ing through the scorn: in starvin Brothere'uewblock. ' Dr. Oroshyaroussd ilr. Howard. who Wadjmningapartmentl. and the lattsrnotiiiedOillcerEall and Captain d Police Gladstone. who instituwd a search.butcouldfludnoone.- Dr. Bell.) Sued for Divorce. ' Papers were served Wednesday. by Constable. Richard Bolster. in New Yuk. upon Dr. Henry P. Gclb, in u I!“ for absolute divorce instituted by ~hl:wife.cf Stamford. through her at torueys. remanded. Carter do (him mlugs. Ilia: Elizabeth W. Hall. form Cly of Stamford. is named deco-respond- ent.anditis alleged in the complaint tilt Dr. Gcib was guilty of unfaithful- nsw at various time: and at divers planes. Ira. Gelb ask: for the custody of their dva children. Tractioing With the New Truck. The member: of Pioneer Book and badd'srccnspany were out for practice wiihtheirnewmklastnignt. They m‘aasbortdistauueup Islam but theirnckwasaoheavytheydeoided not rto‘gb'to therubhar faatcry.:awa: in- tended. 'flieyralasdthaiadderson the fill building: in lain street. The test was generally satisfactory. The agent through whom the apparatus was bought weenotpmnnt. a Iary'UsedanAxe. . Ofloar llcrehonae arrested Mary Keeling. last night. for intoxication and “oh of the peace. Befuddled by ‘dllllleletricdtohreahinthc door of hermosawith an axe.aud her people calladonthepolicefor protection. This morning.in the Town Court. she was MOIOandccstaamcanting ioallto emu. Thewoman could not pay and we: :enttojall. Serlorehead Badly cut. but evening. while William Weed and William. Russell. clerks employed in store: in North lalu street. were riding their bicycle: up Butch llill. lioness Anderson. daughter of Au. thuny Anderson. ran acre-their path. audwa: picked up Herforehead was quite badly out. Hr. Russell curried , herhcme. WWWNWW . _._... TrolleyiidcaudTinNos-ns. About fifty friend: of Henry N. Rider and Trad llalkiu enjoyed a trolley ride. lastnight. over theilaecfihelcrwalk Tramway company to Weeipcrt and Mimi. The young men and their best girls were chuparimed by Josiah Mae There was an abundance of tin hora music on board. Another New license. J. ll. Raymond he: the contract to build the double house lit. and in. A. Bach will asset in spring street. it will be unique. the liret story being com 3 situated in cobble stone style. with trim- mings cl red sandstone. The second audikirdetorieswlll beddrdwith linger slate. Bach apartment will snatch eight room. The plea was . drawn up by Ferris ii. Northeast. Inversion to dressy island. ‘ .“l‘he dill: anneal acoustics to he: h.llcneyl:laod.hyihe New York. ‘ New Karen and Hartford Railroad and 1f the Not-walk and New York Steamboat companies. will be held hater Day. Hep» : tuber 6th. The «semes- Isgoatu will ‘ leave loath Norwalk about 0 o'clock. _ aatutarsingiearwcaeyislaed at tile. Areal-calamari. ' unusually gentle animal he lay quite .wiiieeuesleeifiismmseudhsm nommnnamonc. Antleplueanthut not lesion Acut- dautlniaetl«walt. . lire. 0.1!. Barker. ufduuthNorwslk. andlrs. laryl'. landward. Norwalkmlthllre. Barker’s little sou mogul-odious unpleasantbot not sulousaoeideutyaeterday afternoon. The ladies were out driving. and when near John Seymour's place in Mapleavenue. East Not-walk. the horse stumbledandfell headlong. Being an still while Mrs. Ely assisted the little boy out of the wagon and alighted her- self. followed by Ira. Barker. The littleboyllarls was the only one who appsaredicbeatallfrightened. . A crowd of men and boyshad col. lectedaudsomeof them helpedtoraise the horse and put the wagon into con- dition :c that'the ladies could get home. The horse was only slightly scratched. but the wagon was somewhat damaged. the shaft being broken. 0!!le mmncnmn. Hr. Barrie Wanted to Pantheon it, butfiiaOflerwalRefnaed. Luther bi. Wright. acting under in- structions from the Street Commission. began this morning the work of cutting in two the insidebollcratthe Hat Forming company" a factory. Only a small portion of the boiler obstructs the widening of Railroad place. but it will take longer to cut the boiler than it did the other one. as these is considerable more iron on the south end to go through. Abraham Harrie. who purchased the city's share of the boilers. oflered a rep- resentative of the Bat Forming com- pany “0 for its part, as it stood yester- day. but the , offer was declined. and now all the boiler will be good for will beoldirou, worthtilatou. KISS RICHARDSON 8035931831). Dancing indh‘eastingathernomein Oednrfltreet. Miss Elizabeth Richardson was teader~ ed a surprise party. last night. at her home in Cedar street. Dancing was the principal pastime. music being provided by the Junior Orchestra. of South Nor- walt. A collation was served. The guests wercNisees Aimee Wood. holes H. Wood. Frederica Quaint. lay and Grace Hadrian. Margaret. Matilda and Aimee Richardson; Messrs. Barry Merrill. Seymour Curtis. Samuel W. Hoyt. .‘lr.. William Beers. Ralph Bray. Thomas Richardson and William Rich- ardscu. Hny Build a Tower. There is some talk of erecting an ab aervation tower on a high elevation at Putnam Park. The commission will have plane made for a lower and then get estimate: for the building of the same. If one can be erected at any reasonable figure. it is more than likely that the plan will be carried out. Such an improvement would be a big attrac- tion. and one that the public would ap- preciate. From the top of such a tower as is suggested. a glimpse might be had of [longisland Sound. and a due view of the surrounding towns. ._.... M... ......_. Bachelora' Club Elects Oillcera. A meeting of the Bachelore‘ club was held last night and the following odioere were elected: President. Samuel Moore; financial secretary. Thoma: Neilsrryl ti'easurer. liarshali Smith; vioepresi- dent. F. Wehle; corresponding secretary. ii. Dculene. A trolley-ride will be held idouday night. starting from the corner of Washington street and South Main street at“ 8 o ‘clcck. Lane and lurpby latched. llarry Laue. of Bridgeport. who is well known unioug the local sporting fraternity. he: been matched to light Dari Murphy. of Waterbury. before the Nutmeg Athletic club. of Hartford. sum time in Septemhr. The wuteetis lim- ited to twentylrounde and will be for u puree of tow. llouc of the Norwalk sport: are warrauglug totake it in. ninth of Irs lobe Nelson hire. John Helicon. whose serious lilo note was reported in yesterday's Bouti- uel. died yesterday afternoon. in the thirty-seventh yeerof her use. iiho leaves ahasbaiid and four small girls. The funeral will probably be held from St. llary’e church. tomorrow morning. awmm» «mm Whletatrlue Ledge. The Pine Ledge Whirl club met year trident the clubhouse. and enjoyed the usual games. The prises were awarded in the following order: ills: ltsadolpb. lira. item ll. Wilson. In. Batterworth and lire. (l. Willie While . , ,. .,. w Mans for a colonial cottage. The foundation is completed for a moi cuties which Royal ll. lili- lsul.ofWe:ievsue:.wili west on hie lRest Nurweik property. The bass mm mention. , they tackle Dr. Smith's Futilityulflll'rtlrylelts Lonny elllr. Sliih'tbanliafiiill nivuim-uruuu mules. *— Not Iaiiadcdwlth Ire. Templctcn’a Eateblee. Drlutableeand Olgara. theThieveePai-tatecfadcc- cndlnpper. Burglar: entered John Templeton': store one night recently. and helped themselves to unned goods. and alien or twoofoigarmilniehingoifthegoodsup- per which theypresnmahiy enjoyed with a bottle of edervesciug. cool. refreshing root beer. which they brought up from down cellar. They broke open the door. which was carefully locked and bolted. After taking what Airs. Templeton think: oughtto have been enoughto satisfythe appetite: of a good lined gang. however voracious. they went to Dr. Smith»? laundry. next door. and finding the door unfaatened. boldly en- tered. Here Mrs. George Lockwood. who is employed there. had spread a dc- lightful foastffcr them. They hastened to avail themselves of the plenty which prevailed. and their second supper was a hearty one. as the table groaned under the weight of good thing: which the women had provided in anticipation of the picnic which they were tor-trend the following day. ' Everything had been spread out on the table in readiness for an early start the next morning. The thieves were as happy as a coil. let loose in a clever fluid. “Nothing was too for them,“ they said to each other. li- oions chickens. cooked to a turn. sand- wiches. cake. pies and various inviting edibics tempted their fastidious appe- iites to nnusualiudnlgenco. and when they were through Mother Hubbard might possibly have found some wish- bones to feed her noted dog on. but not much else. Mrs. Dcnneily, orhirs. Lockwood. or both. are said to have been in the next room at the time the robbers must have been there. but they were not disturbed. Rising early the next morning they were astounded at the havoc which had been wrought in a single Witt antic.u thought the ravenous giant which child» ren read about in that wonderful book called "Jack the Giant Killer.” had descended upon them when they were sleeping. or else that Sindbad’: forty thieves had passed that way. Notto be entirely outwitted by the thieves. however. whatever their nun:- ber. Mistress Donnelly and Iankwocrl went to work very early and killed some more chicken: and pinched them and had them ready for eating before it o'clock. The other ravage: in their picnic programme had to be repaired to the best of their ability at such late no- lice. but like determined. industrious women. as they are. they were not to be deprivedof their pleasure—day by any such nonsense a: a burglary. The robbersareetill at large. but if laundry again they will find two very “mad" women waiting for them. In fact, since this unpleasant ailair occurred. it issaid that all the resilient: of that pretty village are armed and alert. Peaches Lack Flavor Thoweather bllfllitll of Washington sends out the following crop bulletin for Connecticut: The week show: a slight improvement. Potatoes have about reached growth; the top: are generally dead from. enact: of blight and wet weather. but the rot i: not increasing. The yield will h: light. The outlook l:poorfor sweet corn. and while field wrnwill ripen. it will he in limited quantities. A heavy cropof rowan is being out. l’eaohoebogiu to ripen. but uoniplalntlaiuadeof rot and lack of iiovm; early grape: also suii'er from black rot. Outlook for apple: is guild for medium yield. Tobacoolulu better shape than last week. but growing slow- ly. AM can...........................-..... M An Old Boutmau bead. Windsor Locks. August 97ml PM con Abbe. uwclhknown resident. died at his home here shortly after midnight. from upoplery. aired seventy-live years. lie was a native of East Windsor. and in early life was connected with boating on the Connecticut river. For several yearehewae foreman of the usual on the December. river. but the greater part of his tlmehar been spent as a nuiw ler. lie leaves a widow and one deugh~ let. who lathe wife of State Attorney Exclusion. of Hartford. new...“ on w“. ...... “M (iii to invent Duet. Philadelphia. Aug. llw‘l‘iie Pennsyb vaula Ballrcad company intends to sprinkle crude oil on various patient its system so as to prevent iherlelcg of diet which has Manatee of com- plaice to all treasure of Missed: tor a iifibllli Ill Willi Pollowingthe exercises. re- portstrom the . . of the as societiim were TheOhild- reu'elidonband thriving for- wardedahoutoa » orphanage in Alaska. ”Show Ind . WM. 0! Bell lllflid. ”3qu a (incl. "I'll GoWhere You Want . to Go.Dear 11ml." The chairman than five the meeting into the hand: of Bowls. Jame: and his helpers. and Mr. Janice called upon bliss Grace Waist. 8h; spoke particu- larlyoutheneed and newer of prayer formiasione.audetthacloeccf her rc- marka led in a tender. shquent prayer, praying especially for lamina-stricken india. sins Rupell. or the Boyer Street Mission. New York. spoke on the work in Goren. " Mr. Jame: gave some interesting facts about his Five Points doe-o of Industry mission. Miss Bietelrcck. who received her educ oaticnat themifimmw. at the who in preparing for tita’ileld in Africa. gave some wonderful instance: of direct answers to prayer in tits‘support of the Philadelphia Training school. Mr. James said wine hearty words of. appreciation of the sympathy and help extended by the South Norwulk Baptist church to the work at Bell Island. and the meeting clmdwith the singing of "Speed Away" by Niece: Weist and Shaw. with full chorus. roman mm. English Folly company Tonight. At the Opera House. tonight. we are to have the Rose Hill English Folly company of twenty-three people, under the management of Rio :5 Barton. the well-known theatrical more. which fact should he audlcient to llli the theatre. The leading W as the Oumd’: Quadrille. the Captivating Gavottes. the Blue Souhretle. the Zoo Zoo dance and the Amazonian Tug of War Seats now on sale at Wood's and Tomlineon' s. Lytli Elected Senior Vice-commander. Buffalo. N. Y.. August 27—Thc sec- ond day's session of the Grand Army encampment was opened at one o'clock this morning. General (Ilarkeon presid- ed. The eeesion. like that of yesterday. was strictly private. Guards with mus. ket: were at the doors and only G. A. it. man with the oountereign were admitted. The election of officers from senior vice commander down was taken up under the order of bounces. Alfred Lyth. of .Bidwell-Wilkeson Poet. of Buffalo. was unanimously elected senior vice oom- mander. __> - w... A Day on ooekonoe': Island. A party of Norwalk young peopli went out on a cruise. yesterday. in the yacht "Three Bmtiiurs." They skip. pad or chkcnoe Island. where they re- mained meet of the day. Among those on bmrd wore bliss Sadie it. Hansen. lilies Maude Bray. Iii»: Emily lion. idles Grace Buckmau. we: Bessie iltauloy. losers. Edward Uuderhill. Trout Brantley. Hurry Hairball. Howard Wilson. Charles Mnhr and Harry Davis. Josiah Gregory acted as oliaperoue and Captain 0. 3. Clark presided or the helm. Suicide by Paris Green. lire. Sarah Barter. used seventy-live years. died yesterday at her home two miles south of New Canaan. the result of taking a quantity of Paris green with suicidal intent. The old lady lived on a term all by herself and it in thought that her loiussome life and her inability to look aim the farm on account of her one led her to and her life. lcdiiicuticu: in the Plan: The mints-acts fm building the pro- imcd addiiion to the Franklin strict solidi-Minute have not yet been awaited. ecmemodillcatious are to he made in the plans by Architect Briggs. With these changes it is expected that the cost of the new building will come within the limits of the district appro- priatloumeww Weather Notes. August th—Jalr and reasonable weather is reported from all which. The temperature changes have been alight and local tbmhout. For this section theoonditione favor generally fair weather tonight and data Milly; stationary tempwaturo: south- west in northwest wluda «flargaia. Wei ulterior “therefrom Phiiadelphia Bible Training school. and . mm no nos or sumo ° People Flashing Mil rmimn Seashoreeud Misha. All um mm an Hour Where they Have Been, Whither they are doing. and who they are ”In- tertainlng atthe ragnnd of August. . ‘ lisse: Daisy neuron-n. LucySnilth and Edith Kerrick. left Bethe! today for a week's vacatiim at South Norwalt and Bell island.~—Danbury News. Gharlea Johnson has returned tohia home in Orange. N.J.. after a few weeks' visit with his aunt, Mrs. H. ll. Gardner. of Union Park. tiles Bessie Wellstod. of New York. andllis: Bland heavens. of Brooklyn. are visiting their aunt. Mrs. W. E Bearse. of Union place. Clayton Decker.cf the Staten island News. who was a guest of Willi: R. Austin. of South Norwalt. returned home yesterday. llr. and hire. James Cousins and daughter Clara. of Main meet. have gone to Narragansett Pier for a few days. Mrs. James Golden and daughter Agnes have gone to Antonia. to spend a few days with Mrs. Charles N. Fitch. Mr. and hire. A. B. Hill. of Camp street. returned home last night from a sojourn among the pine forests of Maine. The Misses Mead and Lulu Gregory, of East avenue. went to Brooklyn. yes. terday. and will remain over Sunday. - Mrs. Albert Rely-chad Mrs. Kermau. of Green Farms. were yesterday the guest: of Mrs. John A. Seymour. Misses Lina and Lisale Abcrle, of Philadelphia. Pa. are guests of Alisa Lillie Fresh. of Lowe eti'eet. Air. and lire. Lewis Bobbins. of Al. hany.arcvisiting Mr. and hire. 1". b Bailwiis. of Brides avenue. lira. W. B. Lsuriei! and Alice Mildred James. of New York. are guests at 1. Davis‘. in Bayvicw avenue. Miss Jeanette Fitch and bliss Anna Taylor are guests of Mrs. Harvey Fitch, Springwood avenue. The Misses Helen and ingusta Bracken. of Livingston place. are in mm from Lain- George. Miss Charlotte Adams. of Bayview avenue. is the guest of Mrs. Gregory, in Cranbury. today. Dr. Wou- u. Urowe. of New Haven. spout yesterday with his parents in ScuthNorwalk. lie: Mary Nichols. of New Canals. is visiting hire. l-‘.U. Becker. of South Norwalk. George thipley returned home last night from his wheeling trip in New York stoic. Mrs. George S. Urn-gory. of East avenue. is spending the day in New York city. tars. Thomlore Raymond. of Duuhury. is visitlugJ. ll. Raymond. of llayvlcw uvcuue. Mrs. Edward Parks and family. or liaubury. are spending a week in Nor- walk. lire John who... Gui spend Snu- day in New Milford. .. m... John T. Hayes spent yeaierday in New York city. , Brutally outraged by a Negro Kingston. N. Y. Angus-till» At lllck- cry Bush. u mining village at: mile: from how. Joseph Dinners. echoed. way- luhi two little girl» named Docdy. in the woods. hnday. The oldoroho ran and made her «new. but her sister. six year: of age. was brutally outraged. Hundreds of miners are in pureuitof Depew. and if he is untamed he will he lynched. 30'1"me ”m“ i‘iucluuuti. Aug. dim'l‘oloarams have been received already from liudulo by the leading hotels. engaging quart”: for the national encampment of the (l. A. it. hem a year hence. Newport. ii. 1.. Aug. limited. (Joules ll. Bunilck. state senator from llmlrld. Aug. ill-«The Portuguese hark Rosita Faro has been attacked oil the coast of Serum by pirates belong- lug to the access Kahlua. The Uaptalu and tour of the crew were carried ed. San treatises. August iii-ulna from Bering see he: been weaved in a letter to l. '1‘. libel. of the schooner W mm“. ‘ ‘t We _W"e . cent bomb outrages here. ‘ WW1 menu 0! W m 00m. A liddielown Residues flattered by burglars in Daylight. ' llddlemwn. August Ii—Jame: B. Bailey. of lemmas. reported to the po- lice. todey. that his resident» was en- teredby some unknown party. yester- day afternoon. and 00 in cash and also some old coins were taken The money was in a box in the bedroom. his. and lire. Bailey were away from home yesterday. but their son was at work in the field: nearby all day. When he came to dinner there was no signs of a burglary. but later in the afternoon he noticed a stranger passing the house whom it is thought took the money. Entrance was gained through a back window. ' Eider North Elected Incident. Piainvllle Camp Meeting Grounds, Pialnville. Aug. 27—Another pleasant day brought almost a: many visitors to the ground: today as were in atten— dance yesterday. and the genial sun- shine added much to the interest in today's programme. Prof. Ralph G. flibbard of New Britain has declined his election as president of the associa- tion. owing to other duties. and presid- ing alder Crandali .l. North was elected to the allies. Bomb Thrower-a Arrested. Constantinople. Aug. 26-The Turkish ambassador at Vienna. Mahmoud Nedim Bey. telegraphs that a number of per- for the purpose of causing bomb explos- ions. It is announced that there were eleven Armenian: concerned in the re- Of this num- ber one man has committed suicide and eight men have been arrested. Looking for a Razor Paddler. A razor peddlcr hired a wheel of the ‘ox Cycle and Hardware company. yes tcrday. and has not returned. He was seen last night in Rowayton. The po- lice are looking for him. XcKinley in cleveland. Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. hf—President McKinley surprised the people of this city today by arriving from Buffalo. He at once became the guest :of the v people and wil‘ remain until Wednesday. Ogden Goelet Dead. (lower. bio of Wight. August 2-7—0g- deu Goelet, of New York. is dead. He expired on board his yacht. the Mayflow- er. He had been ill two months. ROWANTOH. Miss Julia Miner has returned home from a visit l 'orotou Heights. bliss Pear tevens entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barthel and the Misses Grace and May. Badden, of South Nor- wulk. Wednesday. Misacs'Eille and Sadie Reed and bland Loraine and sister. of New York. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Georgeli'nlier. Em All) NOW. The exterior of the Center school has been entirely repainted. a new floor has been laid in the hall. and new steps work was done under the direction of mmmitteeman William Bradley. The ailimi will reopen Thursday. September 7th. The same instructors us last year. A. 8. iiibhins. Biases Elizabeth Gilli- gan and Nettie liesaou, have been re-eu sexed- .luhu liollcrau will begin Work. lion— duy. in the railway mail service. having area between New York and Boston. lit. liollorau was for several years in charge of tho poal-oillco in Durlcu. and his many friends will be pleased tolearu that he has been tucceeelul in getting this position. Is. and lire. A. 8. Bibblne and Fred A. Wecke went on the excursion teller- rugaueett Pier. yesterday. Ir. and tire. haiiiuoi Grumman at tended a family picnic in New Unlined yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ulmrlee W. idlillliblll" are entertaining Mr. and litre. Alexander Abbott. from Beltlluoie. 'l‘wo well-known business men who are chine neighbors had a heated argu- ment. yeeterdsy. and such words as “liar. " "scouudrol." etc. iiew back and forth pretty lively ”W- who .. W...~.M “vehement-4):: you not think. the undont of social problems was NvA log. that ihclack cf fortuitous udvau lager rather than inborue wickedness irresponsible for nicer of these men being here 2' The warden of the prisonI iuoliued his head. Beyond a doubt. be auswured earnestly. Thercieherolya thief in my charge who with wealth. positiouaud culture might not have beenakleptomaoiac. Inhobburty (who he: picked up part of a laundry checkiwi‘hwat': this slicers mark on this peice av paper? (Ilillcerll'flaggartymA Uhclnace chars metathesis”. noncompliance“ a use: lei. Th' Mean her new sons are' proceeding to Constantinople » placed in the front of the building. The , The sample: of brick _, sent to the City Council ‘ ravine Well most. were on to Mcekers’ foundry the "tumbler." a receptacle a barrel. with a shaft , the middle. This was Mm . chinery at the rate of t lution: a minute. v After the "tumbler" bed operation an hour, the belch “V on out. They were found to, ill» ly asgood condition as when put" in.- sir. Meeker supreastd the that when they were taken would be nothing left so but the test malted in m was the best sample. as thy the test equally well. Thebrickewiilbe put hill. , again today. and the maxim , allowedtornntwohonre. ' _ Uther test: are tons. made" chemicals. Ughi‘li‘fili’fil’fiuudfll“ dep. in. peolalattentlon of women W _ -u, \V'ANTE-Il A table to Mrs. Y ark. No. street. South Nut-walk. V AN' Hill—«Yon do second wer, children. iii Wat _: ' ill ET. —l poor . oiCiuylsireei. at Lly anolin .L Cuiunltgll. uupp l'mlury No. l. "O th‘ .~—A burn on inquireof J. W. Paws , inglon street. ‘il LET: lion“ seven routes. ill I viow avenue 801“th quire Ecru iloyl, -il East avenue. , "u M. 1‘. «September 1, holes W 0:51 street eight rooms I" All mmlr ru improvements A II Smith. ‘ili West street. Bout "0 LE'I‘..-— Seven room: Of W . arcuue. rent tie. Ital: ‘ ’ 3 mamnd lloor, house in street. rent nl‘izfl ' ” rooms. Music Hall b ock.a la flees, rent Oil; nix rooms. '11:» ‘ l-‘inai uv~.ume [that Norwalk. rent Of. A. Woodward «om—m 'I‘O U" l‘ Oil Filli molt-J . . lluwuywncuul yard 4 7 ‘ w ill or for Mill‘: now in fill Willi" ’ For purtii- “lure apply at emol- \‘ ”M "U llbi'il chi mime pavement.“ ilour from. lei Washlnmm f 4‘ v‘room apartment. third ., Washington street. rents Mela ‘ llour over St linllr.’ a market. ulir. moi Olil Anniv at office a \\ oil ( iuuri 0. so wiuhiugtcu sweet. .. 'uli‘ H” : . I carriage bridge. South "lwn aim-ea and two little. all < l‘. ll. iiriiliumgciil. Finch'adfll‘ . 3. Mn ll ill. d3 Fall SAlJ'l— Two and t ‘ mu. liwi‘ Coatinir itilil \ . .. also hilawarl’a iioitily l ulih umv ml renter. yi'lo. i'..u lulu. Alain ei. l‘iiil 5AM}. ‘Mllue lilo will. 0” case racer. one By ymw l: rm urn: uml one l‘llllpi lliruuduow. M leealliaii al'i‘illlli liilhil wheel: at if Secure one: new terms. mm. W cell 'mliir street. heath lfllllrlAlJt. wit you wants lry llic ll a: ll. every for ed. So. Nos-walk liuw. 1:0" SAl.lt~—A great- i ~ . and lmmoutbanuea. itly uruuue. suite line Just been put in tbo‘o . this and out. Mean Hooly'l’ Iii/31gb «Mamas at 1W" lmkwoou orwaik. (Joan. -, Witch. hm“ him. as test tie-aw In but nearly new. at as time. filter 3:! - nettle-i streets “of Emil ii whimiil. ll. Weill“ gait” d.ry limilthfnl: and instill" in eewerl tlouliire of (r lilo;
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