Evening sentinel, Monday, September 27, 1897 · page 1

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. Adwoimhweotthahroth-
«hood at St. Mayhem Stamford
were pretentlvieet nifiitwith members
uiGrsoeeheptn-mf‘lcrwalk.” listen
to on m willie. j—Kaddemot
'New York. mm min: or the
national council. ”.mdduulteddrem
wee pretend by e brieitalt byltev.
0. ill. Addiroumt Wma‘mhr
601110 to Church?" “Ir. Menthol:
gaveeniuetruetivetslhtothenienibere.

til-m "Th- vhmh "m Afterthe service tinnedden m the

, m Muted with belcht-hued
aedthemnslc was perueulerly
; more! the Children’s Day
bolus m1»: tha‘unartette
W. ‘N. Simone celi~

lit i.

_ . read the scripture leeeon
' ‘ Councilman Harvey 1i. Kent
“intberespcusive reading.» A can-
~ aeloby‘llss StaebrTherei-ah‘old
None Can Stray." was very
rendered. Rev. F. A. See-
prteehed a sermon iron the tub-
“A Book Without Words.” teat.

~ v.. 8., The book referred to
need in illustrating the sermon.
eempoeedot afew blank leaves

' distinct colors which serv-
‘II the four sub-topics of
discourse. The first war the

, wholioofthe sininl heart; the
the red. typical oi the cleansing

it Christ; the third the white.
muthe life madepureand
thmnch Christ. and the fourth.
fluid. elénifyinc the glory oi the
city. "where they have no need of
see. for the glory oi God which

‘ , it." Thaeerruon. towbich the

. eawelles‘thelv friendellatened
W attention. aboundrd in- anon.
WMwecntheperte into which

members lnthe Guildreomferccu-
terrace. During the part year Secre-
tary Sudden baa vieited nearly every
little in the onion and spent much time
among the clientele. At themfuence
he gave the membersthe benefit of his
experience. Hie remarks were eppre»
elated. as they contained much of
interest. At the evening service the
efloitory role was one: by Harry
Pepper. It was "The Puma." Iir.
Pepper’s rendition was a beautiful in-
terpretationof that workand was also
productive at ranch religious sentiment.
South Nor-wall: Bartlet.

The services at the South Norwelk
Baptist church were well attended all
day yesterday. In the morning maple-
torgaveaneceouutof the mention ed
the Fairiieid Baptist circulation. at
Northville. last week. speaking particu-
larly of the progress that has been made
in the twenty Baptist churches compel-
ing the association. The a-istsnt super-
intendent, Dr. H C. Sheree, took charge
of the Sunday school in the ab—
eeucc oi the iiupei'intendeiut.i who has
resigned on account ed so much neces-
eery absence from town. Ric niecesaer
will be elected at the monthly busineee
meeting of the church in October. It
was decided to make preparations for a
Sunday school harvest concert, and Mrs.
Henry P. Morgen was chosen ‘a com-

' mlttee to arrange for the same. The

W to urgent lnvltatione {mm
W and Superintendent Si-
am only the Sunday school. but
numbers of friends of the sebelere

. ‘ to the Sunday school room.
fill». Rev. e. A source conducted
review-ct the lessons of the quarter
‘ ,l‘ adore-s was made by Charles E.
M nperintendent of the Nerwallr
,‘ Sunday school. and a
selection was rendered by eight

, are «0 members of the Sunday
" . The total attendance
fifieechool yeeterdey was 408.1ncled-
. fit intent class which has eighty-
Michildroe and 1mm. rm ur-
. ' rhtehtholeoordioreomethneput.
Mustache meeting of the young
It theoharoli wee held at one.
Annie Dunner. leader.
at the eveniu service a half hour
antic singing the sense of the
' Nina boot. thcoholr of thirty or
talent leading. A etirrlmr sermon
reached by the pastor.ltev. iir.‘
1' a lie portrayed with [rent
chassis-tin descent or the Holy Spirit
. , theeerinhcrch etJeruuleciend
’ ‘ their being afterward mattered
“to! tor the spread ct the gospel.
" m oi the semen “Handled

‘ « (or oil the weekly services.

” , night tourewlll nonunion

not ellths classes and leadcre.

, nluht a church mini.

.a line Will. of music and

. . mulch Thursday niaht an old

, Math let lore toilet in euro

, with the «solarium. The

”W More inserted at in up.

chng Prople'e meeting at bill was
ledby G. w; Allen. was well attended
and full ed interest. At the evening
service the psetrn's sermon on “Don't;
Do" was listened to with closest
attention. ”mm

Bishop Tierney to be here Tomorrow.

Rev. John. T. Winters announced
yeiiterday to his «segregation that he
had mired a letter from Rt. liev.
Bishop Tierney. which stated that he
would make his ollloihl visit to the
Pan!!! on Tuesday. at which time more
would be held at 9 o'clock. after which
the bishop would make an address. He
will elseinvpect the church and church

Bally Day at Bpringweod.

Belly day cervical: were held at the
Bprlugwood Union chapel yeiiiardoy
afternoon. The exercises consisted of
recitiitione by the children. singing by a
girl chorue.and responsive reading by
the school. A general revival of the
lust quarter's lessens war given by
Archer 13. Jennings. after which there
was a general roll call of the school.

Next Sunday will be cheer-veil by the
South Norwalk Congregational church
as rally day. This will be the begin-
ning of the sixth year of Rev. Gerald
id. Board's paelorstc. In the evening
the annual Sunday when! rally concert
will he hold.

"A Becket oi Ripe Fruit” will be the
subject of ilev. A. S. Kuvuuagh’s illne-
trated chart moron next Sunday niabt
atthe South Nerwlillr Methodist Epic.
cecal church. w W..-

The names of contributors to the an.
nual collection. a long llct. were read at
St. Mary’s church. yesterday.

Death of Chariot Whitney.

Charles Whitney and yestcrdsy at his
home in Bald Hill. North Wilton. used
sixty-live years and eight months. lie
was a Grand Army men. a member at
Co. 3'. Seventeenth L‘riuuoetiout Volun-
tem. and or neuhinsheiu lie». The
funeralwlllbeheldiiuluthe Bald Hill
cherub. Tuesday at ii p. re.

~.m..w~mw “.m.m%m

Straw Verne looming.
layer it. 0. Wheeler's straw weeks in.

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aau’bsr ct culture than they bevelled
miamn'alysare. Matthew
iieadt went to worhthlaulovolnaead
the matador will probably be given

In. Walter Floyd wishes to thank

larceny friend: tor the me
We tsrhosbeod «duration lib

“Mountains toaetii'allletelre—

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win-mum m m not aim.

byCcok Updyhe. the. partner oi trite
'OlmwhowumanlMsresefellows:
John W. Beuder.the your man who
tsudshsricrfimflarahliadrizenatber
betel. corner ct Water and Eaviiaud
uncle. celled yuterday afternoon to
hire sheet. Thessalon- let to him.
eudwheu he returnedwith it be was
swamp-lied by another young man.
They wished to purchase tome clams.
DBSWWMWMem.
Oleearetneedtoeelltheni. senderreies-
edtopayfintbebcahsayinxifhewonld
uoteollhinitheelamehewouldnetpey
tor the bout. An argument med.
which resulted in Mr. Olsen being need
pretty roughly. eviocnee o! hie usage
beinxetillspparent byadisdsuredoon-
tenance. Ir. Whedyke interfered and
separated the men. Hr. Olsen complain-
ed to the police. but as no warrant had
been issued Bender was not arrested.
The document was mural this more.
in; and Bender was placed under arrest
at 10:30 o‘clock. Ax Judge Frost is out
of town the case wee continued until
tomorrow morning. Bender furnishing a
cash bond oi see for his appearance.
Bender claims that he acted in self-
di'iense. and has secured counsel to de-
fend the care. »

fiat?» In Wcoiizsron.

Acme Bottling Works Turin Rugs
Away in Washington Street.

A runaway which nearly proved a
serious one tor a young man named
Henry Simpson. who it employed by
Scenelddr Hoyt at Norwelk. occurred
this morning at ll o'clock.

The bigtrnek owned by the Acme
Bottling Works.“ Glenbrcoh. wet in
the rear of the biaheekenio Hotel. when
the homeeuddenly became frightened
and started on a run. coming out
through the alley. m they lead
Worry fer they. relieved the lies.
otthewsgonircnrtheheevytop which
was loaded with temperance drinke.
There were strewn along the street for
distance and broken bottle were to be
soon in alldirectlons. A quantity of
the glass was thrown up against
the poet oillce building and fell to the
sidewalk with acreah. The horses then
unneeded in their mad flight down
Washington street. and when going
under the bridge came in contact with
the borne driven by Ir. Simpson. He
saw the main coming toward him and
jumped from the wagon. as there was
no other way for him to escape. in no
doing he caught his loot in the ruins
and was dragged a short distance by the
some. but finally mum to tree him-
self before he had sustained any serious
injury. The horses were uninjured.
with the exception of a few small cute.
Arthur Jones stepped Soodcld do lieyt's
horse.

Opening of "Hillside."
. "Hillside." are. M. ii. llead‘u school
for young women and children. opens
wiiiorrcw with bright prospects for it
prosperous your. The interior 0! the
school building lit very attractive this
term. oou-lderable having been done in
the line of renovation. Everything
looks bright and shining from fresh
paint and paper. The school rooms are
ironically say in new suite at light
wull~paper and ooate of froth paint.
An improvement which will to appreci-
iitedby the girl students use the report-
et‘s‘rshaln.” culled.iii the mutation
room. There have an arm with string-
ing clout attached. large enough to hold a
pad 0! paper for convenience in taking
notes atluotttm and mm. The
primary more downatelrt but also been
poi in'very nice order. repainted and
pelleted. etc . so that the little ones will
have a Vii" phenol room to no back to.

Arrested one mm.

semblance. lent. tiwlienjauiin
literate. eu llaltaa. thirty-three years
old. who was wanted by the police e!
Washington. D. 0.. tor a criminal
mummiueduu eu clarinet-old
yiriweetrmtsdthiameiea. These.
mltwsecmarsittsdtaieewetheagoaud
thschildhrdlllesmioleeoudlticu.
luncheon in the W's-him ye.
“ruthenium-lobed iacved New

’rlwireluemceeeteliy watched and

 

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Thedrcemetenetaolthe eese.reported night.

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letting. the new ,
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nlae it.» menyaad
newfeatureewhieh' M Wanted
in it. Notably m1 Mercurial»,
oetchymmwendmitlfldu-efleett.
sndaxymnaetie L. that hot
never been uncalled.- . unclear the
olnvittnmfuleuddtlwiieht.weehr
variety. while the mechanical elects
follow each other on fact that it is
bewildering. ,

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A Durance of Coon Hollow.
Thecinclunatl Enquim Hit! of “A
lbomanoeptCoon Hollow." which an
pears next Friday it“ at the Nor-
walk Opera Homer]! “bin: at beauty
ieejoy forever”CoonHullow must be

jolt lovely. as it is nightly dellshtlnu

eplendid houses. The cache showing
thehandet colored boys and girls in
soup and dances fairly brings down the
house. It diners from the Piotaninny
Band in - Old Kentucky" rho the rising
sun rosters ct "Blue Jew.” and yet is
fully the equal of eithu'. flatter than
this the play has an MW con-

tbe ettou‘ly drawn
clam mom to, f
rile scenic cusp-m

uses. mum ‘

A Young Couple Come to South Ion
walk to new. the Knot Tied)

Last Saturday afternoon a pale. aux-
ions appealing young men hurried into
the ofllce of the new Mubackenio and.
goingtcthe desk. eagerly asked to be
directed to the town clerk's oiliee. The
pmprietor immediately line-ed the
young man's object in necking an in-
torvlew with our genial town clerk. and.
with customary arm. volunteered to
ascertain. it possible. whether or not
that omelal war in his cities. While
thus engaged. the stronger paced up and
down the office in an excited rinanner.
When told that the clerk was in his of-
iice. he lost no time in alerting for hier-
walh. lie alien returned. his face ru-
dluur with smiles of satisfaction and
apparent joy. -

“I never lose. when! win." acid he.
“Found the whole shoctin' match; got
my license. and the dcnliuie will he
down at 7:80."

‘ And ache was. At S o'clock in the
parlor. Remit. A. Soefield had spoken
the words which made Martin C.For-
rest. of Great Barnum/on. Ilene. and
Miss Irena W. Decker. oi Kinnton. N.
Y.. man and wife. Hey the blessing of
old Itehscheineue with them through
lilo.

"The Oak- W " li’resented to a
Large Gathering. later-day flight.
There was a very lerse attendance.

Saturday night. at St. Jimph‘s parish

lair in Music will. The "calla welk'f

was repeated by the young peopleel‘ St.

Ian's parish. hierwelh. with even

greater success than on the opening

niahtmudwaa hinhly enjoyed by all.

The cake was taken by line liellie

Smith and Julie ”Govern. The. can-

vaseere didathriviuu builders. ‘
Toulslit‘a coupes: oi young pools

(remit. John's patioh. Siainlurd. will

live "The-emote!!! MUM." I m

raid tabs lull ct runny situations. Bev-

orel epseieltloe will be iuweduoed by
the monolith unopeuy.

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Theme Wily is mm W'

helium in “mm avenue.

asierdsruiattlits. ltaaeelower wee toddler will ecatsiotwosterereethe clinically ii
macrohwmete’iionetm. W pronouncement-ammunition. 'riie Strider.

reticular-rim “show!!! he rostrum will be sited oat iii «an. “MW. Membrane-e
halite swstt then-yellows ct the WMIhmindrsvtue www.m«eluchew

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Within! Alciafi. ROOM». 0! South
hicrwalh,»_.weseoncludsd_ . Sea .116—
lulu-Influeflilliuismefllew Mean.
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the app-ell wretched andthe eooneed‘lur-

mabeudolmterbleappearauee
Weathe‘CourtoiCommeuPlese. The
normalize-nae week betorewee
tehe’uinetdertuuivethejutticetlnleto
havere‘bettleoftheseieed beverages»
Whithcelatecbemistdodetermine
the auction whether it was ordinary
South bier-walk laser. ea admitted by
tbeeeessed. orwhetlierit washopbeer.

m umwmunlcmm.

whose naming ignorance was pardoned
when he declaredthat hewasatotal
abstalner from internperenoe in thence
of liquor. ltiseeid that Justice Silli-
ulau consulted a good lawyer.
who informed .him that he
could excrolee- his own accretion
about having an analysis made ei’asani-
ple oi the confiscated liquor. If he was
eafleiled that it was lager hear. he need
not submit a bottle of it to the state
chemiet. Justice Silliinen concluded
that no analysis was necessary. and the
crowd who attended the trial and saw
the beer. agreed the Justice displayed
good sense in not putting the state
chemist teeny trouble.

Lawyer Rcunecherdid not say he was
temperate in other things. He proved
to lie“ anything but temperate in lan-
auase‘. for he "roasde Grand Juror
Lew Benedict and Constable Saul Rey-
mom in as warm e manner-es ifhe
were sDcrnecratic mayor of Stamford
addressing sveto message to Republi-
can councilman. Lawyer Honnecker
bestowed a big chunk of tally upon the
court, and after claiming that no evia
deuce had been produced to substantiate
the allegations that the beer in question
was actually sold by Koehlerm‘l Nor-
walk. to Walker. of Mill Lane. we
needed to pay his compliments to the
grand jam: and countable.

“These two enters at New Canaan."
m Bonneeter. “stehtrrtb in the dark-
neu, uttbe * “Chin waittorvio
time. The board the music of the
wheels of Koehler's wagon. and to their
cars it sounded like the jingle or silver in
Shyleok's beg. When Koehler drovein-
to the lane. they outsprinted the record
by traveling 200 feet. in live secondu
When they new Knehler laying down a
box of beer. these night-civic were cure
of their prey. Alter the third case was
taken from the wagon. they were so
eager for paltry pull that they could
wait no longer for further evidence. but
leaped upon their prey. With all the
brazenneea that knows no shame. Grand
Juror Beuedict‘adinitc. upon the stand.
that it was for the money there was in
it that he did this work. i should rath
or lake the word of e perjnirr than the
word of such a man. That man is «dis-
grace to Newilsnaan. Any town thst
would countenance ouch a man is the
sort of a town i should advise my friends
to steer clear of."

Prosecuting Attorney Imckwood. in
hie argunicut. confined himself to the
real qncetieu at issue. . He made an able
plea. and after he had ilulahcd nobody
was surpriecd to hear the verdict.

An Advmate man inquired of several
well-ported citiuns at New Canaan.
Saturday evening. what would be the
probable reeult oi the vote upon the li-
cense question next Monday. livery
one of them predicted that the town
would no for license. unionism of low
juritles rauued iron; hi! to me. Some of
the men interviewed were active advo-
cates cl no license. but they say now
that it is almost human)“ wetepthe
sale at liquor in the town. Bend». it is
culyaehortjeurncy from the borough
to ealoone in the neighboring town» at
Stamford. Horwellr and Darlen.

loath lurwallr in Darkness.

Tholluhteonwhet is known at the
empty circuit at the South Kuwait
municipal electric lighting uystem were
not liiii'uiiillaali night. Justuterthe
dynamo wile started up a hotel: was
W in the wire. The employees
startedout tclcoeieili.hetwsre caught
in the thunder shower. and it was
about site uter- it was repaired and

Tyleiethefltetetedetatiua.

hold elects to tilt plated“ Chili MNMabnlldlufie“ «mm Thelma“: lethal Union held a
linemen thsluuhoetturthtnae. museum. earth at lilepressut modes in the lwerie and Corbett
the Mannheim“ wettin-

Organic” Crowley. oi
unioueisovcted to lain

Roy Jones left South Kuwait

tor Middleton. where he entere Wee-
leyan university. to befin his studies for
the mlnietcry. Ir. Jones' many friends
henwill wiehhimsnccevainbleehoeen
calling.

. Thomas E. Perkins. formerlyorpniat
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church. will commence his duties in Dr.
Starr’s church. Brooklyn. next Sunday
after a two month's trip West.

E.B.Fin.ofthell‘oa0yoleand
Hardware company. wheeled to New
York yesterday. Alfred Cutblll and
Harry Ferris accompanied him ea far so
blew Rochelle.

lies Mabel Waterbury and lil- Dore
Whittaker wheeled from Stamford. Sat-
urday. and are spending two orthree
daye with lira. Julia Soolleldmf North
lain street.

David Sheclian. who has been spend-
ing the past two weeks with his parents
in School street. returned to hie duties
in the patent olilco at Washington. this
morning.

Mira Millie Heggurty and Phillip
Bogart-y. of Bridgeport. rode WNW
wall: on a tandem yesterday. and were
guests of John Barney. of Cliif street.

Quincy. lil . and Ebenezer Pillow. of
Chestnut street. are visiting Edward
Hoyt. of Ridgefield. today.

ern New England Telephone once. has

brother in Bridgeport.

Miss Agnes Batcbford. who has been
visiting her ulster. hire. Patrick Dnrhin.
oi Glrard place. has returned ' tohsr
home in Bethel.

V Janna Keenan. formerly of thiseity.
butncwol Winchester. blew York. was

hlise Lavinia M. Scoville. of blew
Yurlr. spent Sunday with Mice Luella l.
Line. of South Main street.

hire. L. Dunn will leave Norwalk on
Wednesday for New York city. where
she will spend the winter.

Misala'etic Horn. of Stamford. is vieit~
log the Misses Helen and Amelia
Becker. in South Norwelh.

hire. Uracil Stannard. or Elleebeth
street. is visiting friends in Patchogua.
ii. 1.. for about We weeks.

Misc Phonetic Rosie, of lenses street,
returned home this afternoon ironic
Vicll in New York city.

Joseph rm}. of South Norwalh. in
spending a month in Brooklyn with bill
nun. Joseph Yatea. Jr.

hire. upward» “Splines. of South Nor-
wnlt. is visiting with lilies Maude I".
Shores. of Bridgeport.

John L. MoCormaek. of Brooklyn.
spent Sunday with an.» Alice Pcmeroy.
of Academy street.

Frank Slaueon uud family. of Chest-
nut street. South Norwalli. spent Bun-
day in Mt. Kin-e.

Andrew C. Jones. of Win. la vita
itinu Hire Alice l’iimerey. of Academy
street. .‘ .-- .

Frederick T. Sohlltt and Percy Shaw
wheeled to Danhnry yesterday eiternciiu.

Daniel Centlcy has secured a position
in New York. on one of etarie'e boatr.

en. 1.. u. Matilde! Bethe]. is um.
ins lira. J. W. “and. hilWall street.

cheater ll. Teller. in. ct Amie. has
been epeudlna a few days in term.

P. F. hares. of hidden Stole. Nora
wait. in in how York today.

figmael ll. ltiller. of it Water «not.
on tou- ‘0 “WWW

“a.“ Fifth, 0‘ m We W‘
lender in Round ltiiile.

in. and urafw. o. more total s...
day is low York city.

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it. a. Smith. are.» m. on

 

“mammhadhyell.

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Reynolds Hoyt and Joseph Hoyt. of i,

been spending a few days with her 49 \l

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All in brat-clean .

Knew. t8 West

Wm. H. Smith. to
wait. ,

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or rooms.
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[Owtth privilep
new building. Wash .
Chime week. For «

the Singer sewing . . ‘
lumen street.

' uncommon-ere
en rooms bath.
cold water. In nire’ ct,
Everaley enough]. ‘
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corner of

including water. - ' '
Inquire of Taylor & f .. ,
Raymond. ll WW >

' ‘01.E'l‘.—-0ne six rum

. rite evennemlaollx‘ .
inuturd avenue. Apply ,
Clark. 18 Quinmtd avenue». ;

V 0 LET. ~To rent from
suites of rooms at -

South Main atroet. 1m .

Hoyt. lit 191 South Main M

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1 dirty «mafia» W

il . Rent low. A pl to ,
(lungs, 4:! East newly". a.
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V ‘0 l.l‘l'l‘.~l"nrnllhed . ,
and use oi bath and
street. Norwalk. one minute .
livitélllle. Address “Elm BM

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to small family I t ,
' at avenue. Nanak. '

immediately.
a .

calling nutriendsintcwnonSetardsy. merchant

ward avenue. raet‘
Hull block. eultllll.
rent #15; all: rooms.
First avenue. East Ni:
house. oer-cu room», 61 Wood
1‘3. A. Woodward.

’l‘il‘iaEl‘i—Ono H‘i‘l'nmh . ‘ ”if
our rout-.iiil M l ’ u”. , N

t-riiiim «pertinent, tithing h?

Washington street. rents fl;

floor orer Selinltc‘o mar-:2.“

one. rent till. Alibi! at K

\\ .-ll Clular 00.. 83 Wflm 7

iron tat-Id.
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north side of South
Smith Nill'wnlk. Lot | ‘

six roam». Apply to Win.“
lllllllr‘ilt‘lt‘ltll'. .. .

F0“ s.\i.u.4s};hon .
tor voile cheap. 1 Vii ‘
corner Fort Point street. Flatt

 

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try thelth . "'7 ‘-

furireil. So. Nerwalh new.

hlliiiiiit. ‘

INK Sdlald—Jl‘wo and t .

ing. lion! Coating and
also htcwarl'e Heady ? ..
wuhcuilvue center. 80. N
lie. ‘50. Main lit.

“ , will buy a

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,it‘ultli‘et circular"! South “

I ry. lionli lilill; walk laid. it ,
Mill rioilllull tor “We! lit ..
tlculnre of Taylor dz Collin.

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l liuliiiliu oriove ecu .
died It: (In. it it me. on .
walk. for pliuirgrap ii in w ‘
rim! the cram mus be . ‘ ‘
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