MW“-
worh. As a anchor of drawing Hrs.
thyolimpartiug knowledge in a clear
j MM" light.
._ Illa” Alida D. Bull. of the Sol
till!!! building unites. sud Anna E
Qtllolt, of the (loucord street school
.M'a been given a year's loav
abseum by the «nominee.
linerval. Gillnntmfthell‘rank
Iliamaetnhmmandflrmub Gregory
ctthe Concord street school. have re
Hailed New teschars appointed arr
“WAYNE“. AmelisL
WWII. lath 0. Keith and liar
mammalian“ 0|
willblpresidedover byliasCIaveu
W from Concord primary.
Wflwlybppotntcdteachefl.lilaes
mHWilcorFarrellandchncarr
We! the State Norma
theiast named holding thi
ottheSouthbierwaik Kill
all
thayatatcbsohaugsdsctha
fihghtwillallsutariromthsieitside
fists will be new windows on the
M asdseuthsides; butnousat tbv
2mm resrtttthe building. Theolo-
‘Mlcasd entail panes ctglssswili br
W'witblrrgeglats. Mischa.
whichwilirsquirs culyioar pansstcs
. Mstsiuuetcbaputlmandwbeu
"*Misdnishsdthsschoisrswllluur
‘Iuathaccmmittsa‘spartto til recepta-
biytbspiattstbas rusted; It isibs-
. WWWWMWW
ring at Ibsuawttacbars will enable
thsmtcmsiutaiutlwirrsspsctivsarsdst
attiiehlgb standout resulted by their
m
“The South Novwalk High school her
icrysarshsidauenviabiepcsitlcn both
toriorbusiuessiiis. Ficmtheliatct
. applicants for assistant teacher there-
imthscciumities niecud lire. Weieb.
who has elsewhere proved horse]! a
strangenecutiveaud scholarly lustrsc~
tor. ,With sucbescellsnt instructors
as lites Lamont. whose it
years' work here has
her worth. and Mrs. Welch. the
patrons oi the Sigh schoolmayrert
sssuredthsttheirboysaudgirlt arers
' ceiviug a wsiiercuntled education and
' equipntentforltie. The contest inthis
«boo! prepare for higher institutions or
for business lite."
Thepriucipalwili beat thel'ranklin
street olilec Tuesday mining. to es—
sm‘iue and classiiy all pupils desiring to
near. The pwsounel or teachers lass
billows:
Principal. William 0. m; in-
structor. High school. Charlotte Ils-
moot; assistant instructor. High school.
'lrs. Season Welsh.
Franklin street assignments: Grade
l’. Augusta l'. Bracken; Grade it
they 3. Quugmllrade b. starlet) Keith:
Grade «i. Blind Baldwiu;Gradc 8. Helen
l‘. Bracken: Grade it. Mary E. Smith;
trade I U. Dingle B Weed; Grade 1 B.
' Emma B. Smith; Grade 1 A. liargsret
U even; Kindergarten, Sadie Unmpbel',
Katherine Campbell.
Conant-d street assignments: (trade 9,
tisry it. Woodmen; Guide 4. Mary A.
Boy; Grade 3. Agnes C Barrett;
irsde h. idliian Farrell; Grade 1U,
\llllie Wilcox; Grade i B. Anna Dicker-
luau; Grade 1A. Gussie iioGne.
Union Street factory building. Crude
i. Lizzie I. Teller; Grade big. buoy .l.
tiuuson.
Knudsen building. Crude 7!... Mrs.
h‘. D. Lawton: Grate 5. Mrs. Si. H.
litchcil: Kindergarten. Edith 8. Gates.
derthaC. Adamo.
’ rumour. meanest.
Thelma of the Joseph Ladne Gold
Iining and Development company.
New York. Sept. 3.-—Tbc linuncisl
«nastiest oi the week has been the isan
if the Joseph Luiue Gold Mining and
' Development compsny.ot anon, with
dilute at 20 Nassau street. this city
It is understood that this issue is being
very heavily subscribed. The‘striking
sharacter oi the company consists in the
[set that the properties acquired cin-
oraca the holdings of Joseph Lsdue.
who is the pioneer of the Kloudyke. the
founder and owner at Dawn-on City. and
whligpqlifld a large amount of the
most vslusble gold mining pntperty in
the Klondyhe district. The direobiry
_ escalated in this company is such as has
never before been assembled in a ruining
enterprise. and embraces the Bon-
Uhsnucey Ii. Dspew. president of the
Slaw York Central railroad. H. Walter
Webb. W. J. Arhsll. lion. 0. 8. lie-
. loicsh. Her lsieuy's lieutenant-gov
met the Northwest territories. itii
A. Gage. soon! the secretary oi the
treasurymod General Thomas Is. James.
president oi the Lincoln Nahuatl bank.
l‘bscoinpauyis termed with s capital
oifliOllllmo. and it is understood the
subscription lists are libeiytceineiu-
side of u icctulght. Ir. Latins endure:
many hardships before atrihing his lor-
inns. The properties he has acquired
are worth many millions.
Till T. A. 1’! SOCIAL.
latitude". Insio. Battling and Ira
trashmeuts the Programme.
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence. Sent-lit
unit Literary moiety met last night in
dusiciialliorssccisltlata. Wbliathc
«landlines was not sswsiuely later. all
bed a very anytiyabistitus.
Rev. John T. Winters announced that
on Sunday «mum. at 4 o'clock. Sepv
butcher liltb. lira. inure lists. of St.
ionic. the third vies-president oi the
National Temperance moiety. would do
liver to address is itusic Sell.
The Wine. last night. included
smiling."'i'be Travelers." hard. 1'.
William piss» stile. Its. M G.
Multan Jr: vocal cities. "The Van
Halli! oi itching”aud“lamuad~
rid." that ii “sites. Jr. Mag
followed. matte talus pwivldeii by lit.
Jmeph's ’l’. A. B. and L orohssmi. slid
reimbnttmls were sorted.
“Malamute
Iisthlsbohs Dancing entertained a
-mmwmmtwmm.
barometric
asapreparstoryscbctd audeuedccav'
. int insets
Ferris "easiest.
llllllllllllll Will! optimum.
mmmnnumssthemis
or were u. Irina—um
'lridstualdaatalathsll’sd-
Wits-assumption.
Averyebsrining home wedding was
csiebratsdatd o’clock yesterday sitar
acoust'i'bs Homestead. the residence
Minced”. Prank A.Ferrls.in
Tairileldaveuue. when their daughter
Balls was married to Waldo Clayton
Brim
Ilr. Briggs was formerly city angin-
eerinSnutb bios-walk. but is new con-
neotedascivil engineer with the torti-
ficsticns being erected by the United
States government on Gull and Plum
islandsicrtheproteotionotliouglslsnd
Sound
The guests were restricted to the im-
uelatives and intimate irienda
of the young couple. about seventy-five
of when: wavein attendance imftbis
city. New Haven. lierideu and New.‘
York.
The house was decorated by Hartford
with exquisite taste. white and green
predominating in the parlors and pink
in the dining-mom. iiusic warrender-
ed by a select Weidenhsininer orchestra.
The ceremony was periormed by the
bmther oi the brule. Rev. Welter Book-
wooil Ferris. and Its-v Grruld lzl Beard.
Debtor oi the Gainmiimtlnnal ohumh
K. William Mansfield muted usiwtmzin
Attire zippomtez! hour the bride en
term the nurtl: paint with be!" (other.
but was unattended by bridoiusids. She
were white sutin with Olilfl-tn and
Duuhesseliice. with veil of tulle. and
corner! likes of the valley and rises.
liens Manolo! costumes were worn by
the ladies present. soil the occasion was
one of unusual ireedom and smisbility.
The wedding copper 'was send by
Parasol! or New York. Many rich and
tasteiuipreseutshad been received by
the bride and were much admired by
Insults. Briggsleit early in the
evening (or a short wedding trip.
Shepard—Durant.
bliss Clan Hill. oi Norwalk. was
mind at honor and tiles Emma hock.
world. 0! South Nerwalh. was one of the
bridetnaids ut the wedding in Brothel.
Wednesday evening. 0! bliss Bessie
Anna Durant. daughter at George G
Durant. to Horace Deon Shepard. son oi
George A. Shepard. The ceremony took
place in the First Congregational church.
and was periormed by Rev. Henry i.
Siaok. The decoratioasooutisti-d chiefly
of laurel. palms. golden rod and hydran-
geas. The bride was attired in a gown
or white satin. with white lace antipesrl
trimmings She wore a long white veil
and carved a bouquet oi bridal roses.
lies Hill's gown was of light green bro~
ceded silt. and his. ’Lnutaoou wore
pink silk. At the close at the crew-
mouy at the church. a reception was
held at the home oi the bride's
parents. The house was hand-
sosneiy decorated with laurel.
golden rod and cut flowers. Anions the
guests were Air. and hits. E. ii. Guni-
hermit Best blotwaih. The bride and
groom were driven out or town. where
they tooka train for a short wedding
trip. Theysreespeotsd house shortly.
when they will prepare for a Invented
trip. sailing September liltb. The bride
isagradnate ctVssssr.sudan accent-
piisbed young lady with. many wsrui
trisuds.
longer-lash.
Cards were received is Scrwslt.
today. romancing the pertinent hiss
Annabel hash. worsen surest oi the
South horasls Congregational church.
tilisrbsrt W. hum. The ceremony
was pertained to harm. Notified”.
August stilt. lit and tits. stringer
willbaaihotataflstoctoharlstmtlib
West One hundred and Seventeenth
tribal. New Yuri city.
Clothe liars a Treaty—hide.
The cloth of the levitalh 32an sites
audtheirirleadsto ths'tiainberol forty
entered it tens: rids. lust slgbtuvss
tbslius oi the Kuwait Tramway coin:
puny. A stop was snide at him Nut
and dancing was suitiyed innit who in
l! mlo‘elech. Stuytiie's orchestra litr-
united niacin. Perches. petition and
mute were abundance. and a gem
mi and time as ass or sit.
Tinting Satellites.
hsd‘sie. Wyn-lag. Sept. t «holistic
news has massa- at the W
costs from am is the thugs unis»
inseam ism retention,
Mbaitadcssuctibs oidtltas
mbsrsot the let Isn’t Marlon
attendedtitssuuusidimsrstaiegmy's
Psintyssttrdaysttsrump. Ssadwish
ad in between them were a deem or
madamhcflclfllcws. bring
instbe number at the trivia up to a
pessibistwsaty Tbsmtucmbnesd
all the choice dishes that landlord
O'Ssilivan's tsbit it is” for. and the
heavy-wrightsattdllsbmubtsllugsr
sdicoganduietriiycvsrtbs (saint.
pcsudmacicnrasdtcthspklcrci the
hotel. Tresidsnt Wallace brought in
the big cans. removed the cover in
.whichithsdrestrddnc‘alast year. put
ouhis"speeka"‘snd ran his eyes tear-
fully down the 0150 goldplate which
whens the walking stick. and which
bearstltensntssol the lush who have
Vssrvedtheasscciaticuas-presidout since
itcamaiuto existence thirtycdd years
ago. fieicundthatallhtiourcithsia
aredcad. -
Then came the boilers meeting.
John chcnald was elected a member
ottbs amodadon. and was made ’ssora-
tary and treasurer. The presidency
tell to Charles m ct Samden
Vice-presidents elected were A. W.
.Waliscs. ct Bridgeport; C. H Henson.
0! New York; Patrick Inrphy. of
Sacgatucs: it it. lineup. at Stamford;
W. E Seward. oiitiabaryuod B. W
uncles. of Norwaik
The retiring president handed the
cane over to Ir Roberta with a few
appropriate remarks about its old us-
scoiattsus. and the big bellows caught
the or at titdiey for home.
roman amnion-re.
“Rover Again."
"Never Again." the most successful
tsrcisi «hardy pmtiupd upon the
American stone in a decade. which
norm-s to us with atriatnpbsutmord'
oisn entire union in Says Yin. will be
iheupemug attrsotiouatluyt‘s Theatre
Saturday. sod withoutwi‘all signs furl.
will Willi“ one «firm-steerable
orentsottbeamnssmeuteesseo. "Sent
drain” is the sort orienting farce
which grows like well ceawraoted
music. lull w vivid memes. eur-
prince and aocnstsut neutering entree
and'expression into climax.
“Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Stetson'a "Uncle Tom's Cubic" at the
the longest-livedAniericau dramas-stunt
The present company seats» to be quite
competent to an interpretation of more
than ordinary intervst That was the
verdict of yesterduy’e perinruiancss. and
one which promises to stand through the
remainder of the week. Matinees are
daily and the engagement ends Satur-
day night—Dolunibn» Evening Press
Norwalk Opera House. Sunday
night.
"The New York liars ”
"The New York Stars" appear in this
city Monday night at iioyt's Theatre.
along with which is Steve Brodie in his
novel alone. "A Night at Steve
Budie'a.’ " The company consists of
people known to be at the tip top oi the
variety profession. The great and only
I'itlng oitbe Bowery” will no doubt re-
ceive an ovation on his first amsrance
is vaudeville.
Sweat inuiscaira.
Theherooi nwset louiscsrrs. which
comes to lion's Theatre. iiepteuibrr 8
is Gerald O‘Oarro . a young man of
great wealth. who has grown tired of
ironiicu society. lie isou his way to
Cork. and stops at the village of Innis-
carrs. where he meets Kate U'Donoghue.
substrate tovsst estates. lie falls in
love with the fair heiress. but is only
known to her under an assumed name.
liar father is misguided and levers
another sulttir. Squire Quarries. s Iii-til
snxlecsto retrieve his squandered inr-
tuue by Kate O'Deoegbcs's dower.
Gerald is sailed by the pit-es gang. but
ensues front the toss-o'-wsr sud re.
int-us is nuts to save his sweetheart and
tbwsrttlissehems oi the Iiltiith. The
Corliss brought to bear upon the hem
and heroine era was to the ills oi the
Wu .. ....... ’
«wees firm”
tilts Jennie resinous. the popular
Artistic-to winsdlsune‘. hasfisasugsg-
sd for Cut iilll's "World Mortimer."
whlsh comm will met host‘s
That» on uneasy. We» ll.
Thsteunubbbiy no one us We stage to-
daywbuisbstwrbsownoria‘ntswpsiar
than is itiss tritium. this is s summit
artists. whose prides-hind est-er bss
mime miseries»! mmlutbc
many lines at mu sbehssbswii
called on to scram
Overflow
'wm‘mmu
hombres tlsysie
m. IssuerssttIWtwesbili
*MH.
new easements-lust!
. llllll l0 ill”;
Wbsuclgsrs came naive-hundred. “
Grnud is reviving popular interest in ,
BllllfiIlll!
it mm mementos-wrou-
‘ ' toils llsylst.
hill ' Ii!!! ' llll' Mimi.
AW Thain-would» My,‘ ' '
.Iissstil’isdctiiinatsiithe(labile:b
lug—lotus of the imminent
“Present.
The rooms of the hicrwslh club were
brilliantly lighted last night. when non.
A. E Friction. Mausoleum-tics.
was “muesli. accompanied by his son.
William ii.Sylngtou. sluiiyingtouwas
metby William! Automthe president
oi the club. who. in well chosen words.
We him welcome. The reception
which followed showed the esteem in
which ilr. Byingtcnisheid by his ici-
lcw arisen. end he was greeted and
hidden Godspeed by many of hicrwalk's
prominent people.
llr Syingtou. who calls on Saturday
asecnaul to Naples. entertained those
present with many pleasing reminiscen-
cesothisibrmsr visit toltaly. and
when the timecsmetobld hisiriends
adieu. there was a feeling that he would
be greatly missed. Atthe sometime
those present telt that biorwaik wss
greatly honored in havingoue of her
most enterprising citiav-ns chosen to fill
such an impotent position. and that no
misuse had been made in selecting lir
Byhigtoti for the oouenluhip.
Among those who were noticed bid
ding Mr. Byington {unwell were Dr.
Willistu F. Acton. Sensor E.O Kinder.
J i). Kimmy. Charles Clint-tend. Conn
calmed id. M Knit, ls-sto-r Hyatt. E A.)
Wosiwurd. G .\i Holmes. '1‘ 3 Von-
derhoef. Dr .iinoy. Rev. Dr ‘Noble. E
S Adstn. Ira Cole. Judge his 8. Wood
w.itrd W F. Bishop,Gcoi-iio E. Miller.
Meryor A. C Wheeler. II. P. Price. J
0. Bundle. Councilman O. h‘ Tristrum.
Dr. A. El Baldwin. 0. E Curtis. 0. '1‘
Letinnrd. Giniii'iluiatl W. H. Smith.
Predenck Quintard. A It. Malsin.
Councilmen A. 8. Hill. Going» 1. Bus
ton. Samuel MUD. it. I worsened.
Edwin Clark. A. C Salts. Frank Veil
Duran. Innis lacuard.
m mm.
Re Will Prcbnbiy la slanted This
Year by South lorwslk.
A meeting oi the members of the Re-
publican town ounmtttee oi the three
voting districts was held lit the times I)!
Abhll'llit, Jinn-pi: R Taylor. lust night.
Those present were Bradley S limb
and Samuel iiynes. oi the First district;
Edmund E Crown. Joseph It Taylor
and H. W. Wells. oi the Second district.
and William G. Won. 0! the Third
district.
The object of the meeting was to dis-
cuss matters pertaining to the approuch—
iug elation. particularly who should be
placed first on the town ticket as select.
man. There has been a growing feeling
in South Norwalk for some years that
the Second district was not receiving the
recognition in mural in contentions
but it deserved.
The chairmauoi the Second district
said that nothing unreasonable would
be asked. All that was wanted was the
naming oi the tint sslecttuan by the
Republicans of the Second district. hie
believed that the least that could be
conceded by the other districts was the
chsngiug or this oilics suiucii occasion.
ally.
The proposition seemed to meat with
the approval c! the committee. and
Chairman: Keith said hcgwculd ecu“
suit his constituents during thousat law
date in regard to the matter.
it looks now as thcmgh the Repubib
cm at the Second district will uatusths
iii-st ulaottusa They csrtslnly have
bssovsrypaiisntiutbsiasttsr. ssthsra
has been considerable uneasiness over
the ourqssi way is which th comics.
lines are made.
M» n... ma AWMW
Oashlsgisisrhcbbsd.
New Britain. tees. tu-tha ii. I
hotter. the proprietor oi the Charter
Ushssi'astthssiwusrci latitudin-
isyette streets. opened up the plate this
miss its hand his “Wurst-
ltis. A mentor tbsssiuim and the
Mmtsidsrssslted inhisliudlogths
registerintlisrearci thehahdtnmsad
secs mission it was tuned tubs
stem. 'i'bstswessbostflclstiisrsgo
liter when the saline was chisel last
night.
“beam
northeast iisrbiir. Isles. Sept. tu-
l’rssiasstlsthlaewmtotiisisstsilslo
vsrsitymanctsycheisily mildly
J.0.0isth.sssssisl maths
unanimous-artistes“
isr Merits stem at trusts are
hem
thlsoitymith Imitrnwtaudllts
IeryTsit. bavebesu thagnsstsctlr.
and lira. J. it. Jemima! Decry
street. Hits EduaJsuningstoday ac-
,mpsniedhsrsistsrunhnrsturntc
Washington.
John Donieavy.whohss been spend-
ingthesuniiuerinScuth Nor-walk. lstt
hereyaflerdayai’terncou tcviaitrsla-
tivesiuhiewathLJ. Bewilireturn
bisttndlesatrriends’schcoi.Ptcvi-
denoe.N.I. l .
E. B. Mathewson. of South Nurwslk.
wuonectapartyo! sis.inclndiug.
Viceprdsident Garrett Hobart. who en-
joyed a day’ a pleasure sail. Wednesday.
with John 3. Hanan. on is yacht
H'W.‘
Ilsa BerthaLane. o} lane’s confeco
ticuery store. will go to Litohdeld the
isstoitheweeb. to remain two weeks
at the “Hawk-Hurst." conducted by
her uncle. Mr. Brown.
I}. and X113. J. Thomas wheeled
down from Dsnbury. yesterday. and are
guests of hire. Thomas' patents. Ilr. and
hrs. Iattin Kellogg. at Wall street.
Kiss Dora Bellman. the pretty little
piano player. who was with the circus
at Boron Point. is visiting her cousin.
lira. Scbomburg. or New Haven.
Frank Benton. of River street. a clerk
in the Norwulk freight oiilca. started
this morning for Montreal. Canada.
where he will spend his vacation.
George Newbower. formerly employ-
ed at W. S Stumvunt'a. who has been
spending the summer in the Berkshire
-tliiis. has returned to Norwalh.
Ilr. and hire. Harmoud Bieherdson.
of West Cedar street. are entertaining
Mrs buoy Keene lend lilies Helen
Keane. at Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Sadie Freeland. of White Oak
Shade. hit-returned home alter a viI't
withhercousin. lies Alice Noland
Bayou-dresses ‘
lite Laura Seymour. ct Chestnut
street. teturuedhome yesterday from a
visit with list Caroline Chichestermi
New Canaan. ,
lire. Herbert iiillntan and son. of
Philadelphia. ere the guests of live
been spending a few days with his
butcher. Reed flavilaod. at Bell Island
lira. Addie Warren. oi Bedding.
Penn.. in visiting her mute. Mr. and
Ira. Martin Kellogg. of Wall street
The Immense“ Smith and Bar
rtct Dibble. oi Bethe], have returned
from a week’s outing at Bell isiuud.
Ire. David F. Hunt. of South Iain
sheet. has returned home (run an ex-
tended visit in Yorktown. ll. Y. '
Ir. andilts. D. D. Joyce andscn
Clark. oi Wald. are gusstsat the
flhvllalld W. Hall Iilllitl.
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William it. Setter. at Philadelphia.
istbegucstotflr.andlirs.(isorge
Iehellinger. oi Madison street.
illss Anna Billion. or whim sve-
nue. will return tummw team a visit
in blew Yorb and Sew Jermy.
itdwatdObiehsstsr.ot Dsabary. has
returusdbcntsirotaawaah'smiuaru st‘
Piushvdasdtctou Point.
WW..—
lies illillth l'lerson. oi Brooklyn.“
the guest at Rev and tire. Frederick it
Curtis. ci Knight street.
Wham
It. and live. Willia- itye. ct has.“
he... ate guests it! hits Anus tiles
turd. ct Franklin attest.
“WW...
hrs. Starr hawthorn. at death hero
wait. lstbs guest oi tits. [debts Saw-
thorns. of Destiny.
Iiiss iisrtbsltiusisr. or Sarliagica.
Vsrncamsvlsitingliarh Whereas
oiiiaiumm
Its. lolly Write-mt Isa “It‘ll.“
isvisltiag hrs. niissbssh Williams. «87
wars Mass.
Itin- Inseam dds. of babies attest.
has returned in. s retinitis autism
in Meaty.
hrs. George W. bradlry. st lsiti'
”human-structuring
MM. ,
m Cthili.‘ at Hugh M’s
www.massbisgsvsssass.
m . sum, Seaside-Stu
”Manganese-crooner“,
Its 11. WW. cthsbiugtcu. '
D.C..icrnieriyliiss GracaJeaniugsol '
before nexthursday. when he resumes
Frans W. Woodward. on North avenue. '
Isaac Haviland. oi Bridgeport. has W
BRIGGSFERRISwOu . " “ >
1&1. atthe residence
ily. bv Rev W alter
and Rev. Gerald II. '-
ier out r. I.and lira. ‘
Curt» Britta
‘V’ANTED. ~Posiiton as
colored men. T- . '
stands the business andean .,
bent of references. Addrasa .
Howell. 7 Fairllcltl avenue, :
walk. .
“VAN i‘iilD. -A sober and
tenure (or a gen. .,.
Must understand the ears .
come well recommen
p. in. A. Morehonae. Darlsn.
'ANTED—Ccmv
\V hours-work. ”m‘mh
inquire at 13 Morgan avenue.
\V ANTED «Married MI W”
tiun as driver for dalivary
or private family. Address Driver. I
nillce.
ASTED. o—SItuation wanted ,
V ried man on private p '
stands gardening and gran . 1
also c. src of horses and . 2.
C‘Xeiil. 125 south Main 3 »
Norwnlk. Ct.
’ ‘C LSD—Seven room
ward ereuoe. vane
Hall block. suitable
rent A; six .
“as; avenue. last‘
.sevanvonua.
It A. Woodward.
1701“...“ W
walk. A to : ..
Wu stregl'l’Sonth N
"O LET OR FOR SALI—H.
iii-wanton 'eusl yard and .
rent or for sale: new in (all ma”
For particulars apply at chine.
I‘D LET. -—Oiie ivrmui apart
liner (rout. Oil Wash
t-rooin apartment. third
ashlngton street. rents “gone
flour over Schnita' s lIniarkat.
one, rent 010. April at hofllita it! hit ‘
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