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ilivet, nth-k crbknwu a- lab
, lamorahie by the m at

. . ”(and gun.
. h— .
The twenty-filth anniversary oi Lin-
‘ coin council. No. i, 0. U. A. M.-. was
.r. celebrated no him in one Fellowa'
“ilk no wan a memorable occasion
to over two hundred members oi the
yorderwhowerepreaent.and.itlaprol>
able, wiliaeverheiorgottubyState
Secretary Charlea ll. Adana. of South
Norwaik, The obnarvauoe war the
more interacting becauae oi the Knot
.2: that it occurred on the evening of the
5f eighty-lab auulrapary oi the birth
at Preaident Hanoi-n in honor oi whom
the council was named. A large por-
traitoiliinoolnoocnpidaplaceattbe
headoitheroom.‘0noueaideoiit
wan a painiiug oi George Waahiugum.
and on the other aide one oi Martha
Waahlngton. prenented to the council
over twenty yearn ago by Trenton. N.
1.. council. The portraits were draped
with American flags, and everywhere.
irom chandelier. ceiling and doors. wan
to be aeen the national emblem. a love
ior which the order is continually ion-
terlfl. proudly Ioatiug over the beads
oi the Mechanic .
ltev. Germ Hauleuheek. oi' Nor-
alk. wan maniac oi ceremonies and
*' «.iheopanllgfldrilloiwelcolae.
the dealer 0! "AM
ca."lnw lcheveryeaepraamtheart-

lly joined. M m. in-
etructivamnd witty were giv— on

 
 

 

 
 

one. Norwalh. “future oi the cr-
der "

National Scorn-mire A. ll. Near-
ing. Hartiori. "Thom Aid."

National Wire G. 1:. Birds-
eye..m "Mon."

Councilor Frank ~1i. Baldwin.
Stamiord. "11min."

liev. Freak 'A Beoleld. oi Norwalk
a member oi mocha mucil. Higgan-
um. "Fraternity"

Councilor Jul” H. Knapp. oi
llrithnport. "Old Glory”

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oi

liar. E F. Atwood oi Hartford.
"Connecticut."

licv. E. C. Carpenter. oi Clinton.
"Patriotiam."

Theae moat eacaiient apeechea were
interspersed with Vocal and instrumen-
tal mueic. The Adelphi nuartette.
Mm. Moore. Gordon. Hamilton and
Taylor iavored with aeveral Southern

. melodiea. am I only they know how.
and were eathflhticnily centred on
each W‘ The banjo club.
Frederick W and George Ray-
mond. hanjoa. and E. l.. Stevens. pl-
nno. played were deterredly en-
cored.

Then came the happient incident oi
the evening-vibe preaeutatlon to State
Searrntary and Mid. Charles H. Adam.
0‘: South iiorwalk. or a lull llue oi ail-
ver aervice. Mill oi ice pitcher
viith platter and two gold-lined gobleta,
tea and colee pain. gold-lined creamer.
spoon holder and aagnr diab. eugar
tough and gold-lined mar spoon. goid~
lined cake db. m glana nilver mount-
ed cracker holder. halt doreu nut plpka,
haii doaen fruit hulvu. napkin rings.
etc" etc. Ii plan in all. a valuable
and left“ collection. The ice pitcher
in inacribed:

:(3. ii. Adamaaallli. 2. Roman:
501.17. Iain. too. if A. M.
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- quitdbge deiqationa were in attend-

" Mr. Brundage.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_ ere. South Narwalk. Gena.
m de la Mica de Cuba.

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airflow. 3. Charlton and c. n
Grain. all oi Hartford. were the com-
mitfl to one that. the silver anniver-
nar‘y_wae duly remembered by Mr. Ad-
“mouthwatwaeamartyr
in filling hnpreaaioaa oi the Amerl
«emu; which were common in
them daya. lie. with nve othen.
waa iniormed in 1881. it in paid. that
he could either leave the order or leave
the chop where he wan working. They
all promptly but the ahop.

in March. 1882. he obtained a altua~
lion with the Yale a Towne Manuiac—
turiug company. oi Stamiord. an an-
niataut oi the ioremau oi the machine
shop. For three yearn he aerved and
then became foreman. and in ouch
now. The people oi Norwalk have
aiuce learned oi the uou-nectarian. nou-
political and high moral aims at the
order. and no member in now discharg-
ed irom employment ior ioinlug it. its
principles oi houeaty. induatry and no
briety make better workmen and bet.
ter citizen

Mr. Adamo orgauiaed Pnhquioque
council. No. 9. oi Dnnbury. September
to. 1818. and reorganlaed Lincoln coun-
cil. No. i. in 1886. He started the Yale
& Towue Mutual Benent aaaodatlou in
i884. He in also a member oi the New
England Order of Protection. He has
not nought political houore. but was a
director oi the South Nor-walk iree li-
brary ior aeveral yearn. For neveu
yearn he has been elected state accre-
tary oi the American Mechanics. He
hue been local aocreiary oi his own
council ior aeveutem yearn. and ban
neon more men Join the order than any
other man in the state. The Mechan-
ien have grown in this state irom a low
hundred. the number enrolled when he
joined. to more than 9.000. Hie coun-
eil wan the fourth. and now there are
aeventy—dve councils. hir. Adama and
bin wileare members oi the Methodist
low church oi South Norwaik.

m" oi the order irom all over
the We wan praaent last night and

nurse irom Leena council Stamiord;
flame, No. 6; lillaa Howe. No. 70
and Sana. No. :5, oi Bridgeport.

Following the extreme in ink hall
a banquet wan carved u. we dining-
ruorn up atalrn.

The entertainment «nominee waa
Willi- Q. Merriam. Prank Atlanta.
Charles Dauchey. John A. Watkiua mid

The Rev. E. C. Carpenter. who made
one-ithcmoatmiu'lngaddre-eaoi
the analog. in the gentleman who in-
trodeoed the following reaolutloua at
the vacant neadou oi the State Coun—
cil:

South Norwalk. (luau. Jan. 20. lllllli.
Tho-an Entrada Palm. l)eiegaten and
item-eneutatlvea oi the Republic oi

Cuba to the United Staten:

Gentlemen—At the recent aeneion oi
tire State Council oi Connecticut. 0r!
dor oi United American Mechanics. the
iollowlug resolution» were unnulmoueo
ly adopted:

"Realizing the tact that the atmie
ior independence by thone brace patrl’
ota in the neighboring inland of Cuba
in exactly the name an that through
which our ioreiathcra panned in the
dark daya oi ”Ill. and “notch which we
are today enjoying liberty and prop.
perity: tbereiore.

”Received. That our State Cotmcilor
communicate with the rcpreneutativun
oi the Cuban Junta in this country
and eaprraa to them our aympathy and
hearty good will: and.

"linaolver. iurther. That the State
Council aeoretary communicate to the
prealdeut oi the llniled Staten thr
earneet desire oi the 9.000 mombera oi
the Order oi United American Mechan-
ice in the aiaie oi (‘mneetimt that a
meaua he iouud ior ending the cruel
and deatructive war in Cuba—ii necer
nary. by the intervention oi the United
Statea-to establish toe independence
oi the inland."

A. l. THOMPSON.
Aural: State Councilor.
C. H. ADAMS.
State Council Secretary.

The ioliowing are the acknowirdg'
manta oi the receipt oi the molutiona:
Executive linueiou. Washington. line.

b, illfl.

do. air-4 tag to acknowledge the
rectum oi a copy oi the rearintiona re
eentiy adopted by your organization.
which have had attention. Very truly

JOHN ADDllON PORTER.

loam to the Prenldeat.
hir. Charla ii. Ada-a. Secretary.

New York. III. I. ll”.

Aliredla‘l'ho-peaa. be. titateCoan—

WE IKE GOES EREE

lieury Selleck Ordered to Forleit
ho to the Town of Nomalk.

JUDGE annuals union.

Edameualuprlaalothiothet’reaa-
cuiimandtoihe behaaa—Itay
Granted in the ”cation
“Judgment.

 

 

 

Judge Gregory. oi the Norwalk Town
Court. gave a decision thia morning in
the canon oi Isaac. Henry and George
Selleck. charged with an alleged williul
violation oi the health ruin. 0n the
part oi lane and George Selleck. the
lodge iouud no williul violation. and
iurtber. ii there was a technical viola.-
tlon. it wan due to a mlnuuderatandlng.
no be discharged the priaouern. in the
cane oi Henry Selleck. he iouud him
guilty oi entering a houae under quar-
antine without pemieaion, accordlnl
to hie own admlaaiona upon the wit-
ness stand. and fined him ilo. * lie was
iouud not guilty on the other counts.
When the court convened at io
o'clock ior the rendering oi the lodg-
ment in the laaac Selleck cane. Judge
Gregory inquired ii there was to be any
additional evidence alert-d in the canon
of Henry and George Seller-k. or wheth-
er the evidence in the lunar Selleck
cane abould be taken into nonaldera-
tion an far an applicable. The attor-
neyn in the cane agreed to aubmit the
case without iurther teatimony.

Judge Gregory then proceeded to
render bin deciaion. "in the cane oi
leaar Seller-h.” be held, "there are iour
counts. In the two on the mice and
regulations oi the health odlm the
penalty prencribed in a iorieiture not
to exceed "00. On the other two
couple. which are ior the violation oi
verbal ordera oi the health odiccr.
there in a peilalty oi a line oi not more
than 8500 or six months in jail l
have carefully examined the evidence.
and moat any that it seems an ii there
wan almoat n williul violation oi the
law at the hmae in the covering oi the
quarantine notice and in the inviting
oi neighbor: into the home. However.
thin doea not concern the deieudant.
In this cane it wan dependent upon the
atate to prove a williul violation oi the
law. The real laeue in an to the inten-
tion oi the defendant; whether he be-
lieved he had a right under the in-
structlona oi the health oiloer to do no
he did and aim uprm the conairurllon
placed upon the word 'iamlllea or into.
rly' and the uniortuuate one oi the
word ‘prlvate' and the conntrurtion
that might be placed on the me oi the
word. We all know that l moat be eat-
tailed beyond a rraeonabie doubt to
render a decision ior the state. In the
action oi the health other i llrul that
he did bin duty. i also believe the m-
tlmony oi the doiouao an to his under-
standing oi the conversation. i regret
to say i do not think there wan a rnrr‘
iul obarrvance oi the law. but i rauuot
find auihcient evidence to clear my
mind irom the doubt that there was a
misunderstanding relative to the worda
'iamily' or 'iamiiiea' and in the one oi
the words 'privau- iuurral.’ and I gum
discharge the deieudaut.

"in the cane oi George W. Selleck l
Luci hie actions in the cane were in-
duced by ntatementa oi hie brother and
l alao diacharge him.

"In the cane oi Henry Sellech it in
dliiereut. In the tratimouy oi him.
«It. and l tail to ilud anywhere any
claim to the contrary. he went into the
[inner without permiaalon oi any one.
knowing the home wan under quarann
true. I thereiore llud him guilty and
order that he ehall ioriell to the town
oi Norwalk the aunt oi till."

The declaiou wan a aurprine to both
the proeecutlon and the deienae at H
wan generally auppr-ed that one and
all would either be iouud guilty or in.
uocent. while others held the opitdm
that laaac would be held and the othi
era discharged.

A "may wan granted to the execution
oi Judgment agalnat Henry Seilech
until Wednesday morning at In u'clrnrk
when he will deride whether to appeal
the cane or nettle up.

George W. Selleek went purely oi
360 ior hie brother‘a appearance on
that date.

hide, mm
The Priday ltveaing Wilht club wan
pieaaaatly entertained lent night by
Mr. had tin. lieed u. Flynn. oi lit.
John avenue. heat Norwalk. The Ire!
prim want to tire. Winieid ll. laid:
win and Jon-oh 0mm. and the con-
anelaiionpriaetoliiaa M. Thrust
meeting will he held with hilva Idea
Wlflm. oi the atreet.
W;

among-am
Than-ad" illnatratad aerriera will

 

 

The regular W' oithe Woman
clubwnaheldmrddenceoi Mina
Brockw'ay on ay aitarnonn The

 

 
 

topic oi the the "Growth oi
lndnatrl“ in " An inter-
eating paper m by Mine Marvin

was read by J Gertie and tol-
lowed by stunted oonveraatiou.
led by hire. 1. wt“ win...
The clubm an invitation irom
nu. Noble innit-ad a meeting oi the
King's Dannie“ at the Congregation-
al church aiternoou. Febru-
ary iii. ior the We oi listening to a
paper upon "Vacation Schoola, " b!
Mina Alida B. Clhrh. oi Hartiortl.

A new 'entarprlae tor the Womana
club which met with hearty approval.
was proposed by the president. Ira.
Dealer Hitchcock. it in a plan to lol-
tiate a ayatem of traveling librnrlea in
Connecticut throqh the .ency oi the
newly iormed Mormon. it other
clubn oi the town and ntato will com
tribute elmllar‘llharia this will open
to the Connecticut State Federation
one oi the wideat‘Ialde oi philanthrop-
ic and educational work hitherto eu-
tered into by indentioaa oi womeue
clubs.

 

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CaeahrnadOvartatha Grand Jury.
and ham» the Toraha.

Harry Stone '3 brought up in the

Morrlaiauia court house, New York

city. yesterday. and charged with the
lay-eny oi 8128 irom Saloon Keeper
Helicon. Iaat Monday. Stone entered
a plea oi guilty. and the cane wan turn-
ed over to the grand jury. He wan ta-
ken to the Tomhn to there await a time
ior trial.

Oped-go!“ M'aluarr

The iourvnkhil ham oi St. Joaepb’a
church opened laai night in Ionic Hall.
The melpta oi the creuiug were‘very
gratliying. An enjoyable entertain-
ment wan provided by the committee in
charge. The demratlona oi the
ball are very attraction. and the baur
is well worth a visit irom every one.

Tonight Fred Hoyt will entertain
the audience.

The guild table is under the manage-
meat at lire. Owen Riley; the minc-
tlonery booth in in vharge oi Miaa‘liar—
pant. Murphy. Ala-tit twenty oi the
youud ladies oi the pariah are attend-
ing to the canvas-lag booth. The ice
cream table is omitted over by Miss
Mamie Shields. minted by Mine Au-
ha Barrett and Mia Mule Goodwin.
The upper in announced ior Monday
and Tueaday nights.

 

 

law Stationary Store.

William P. Beer». who is to open an
up-to-datc book and ntatlouory atom
at .l. A. Pinned» old ataud in Wall
atrcct. announces that he will be ready
ior bnniuena about February to. Ho
will carry a large and complete line oi
everything pertaining to the rantiouory
busiuena; will take ordrrn ior blank-
book work engraving. commercial
printing and picture framing. Every
Saturday he will hold a wwlnl auto.
Mr. licern line had considerable capoL
rlcnce in the stationery bueinool. and
ulmuld make a ain't'eaa oi his now wu-
lure.

 

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lougabyD.l.lh'abrow.

Mr. lliabruw wiahI-a to nuuotmcr
that he baa made arrangemontn with
Henry B. liodwoli. ucwa dealer. Wanti-
lugtou attract, to have on anle hie mu-
eicnl (mpoalililla. The iollowiug
urnga may be ioumi there today: "i'u-
pid'n Ilart." "Cupid’s lluel." "Slug. Lit-
tle lllrd." "than! ..tght. Dear hove."
"Lullaby." "The llaiimlila” Three
other pieces will npmr on the Nat oi
February. and iour other mugs an
m an they are in print. Any copy
can be purchaercl at the printed price.
with dineonnt oi bail on.

 

3—ht. loaqh'e church Inna-r.
The entertainment at St. .lonoph'v
baaaar tonight will be under the man-
ngement oi Frederick Hoyt.

lpwevthe’ Annual floating.

The annual mating oi the Worth
league oi the Norwnik Meiiunllnt
church wan held last night. The re-
port oi the animal! department alluri-
ed an attendance of over than at the
meetinga during the neat month. Harry
ll. Kent wan reelected premium. hilt
declined tome-add. Fred lirynwt
wan cheese. lie will appoint the mam
benoihiecahiaatnpoa April 1. The
matter at providing a place ior young
men to eased their evenlaga nan re-
iermitorareportatthelht averting.

lint. “when Teeter. wlieoi the
city tharil at W. dial a com-
niaintwtthoaitieiroiieehraalaythla

 

 

Hill SHIP BUIUlllli

 

NorwaIk lieu interested in a
Four-master Now Under Way.

unnvuucul'fiJiumu

momma rarriatoha her Agent
andlanaglnngner—‘l‘haleei
Laidatlathaadahawlllba
launchedinlune.

About the ilrnt oi neat June there
will be launched irom the ways oi the
New England Ship Building company
at Bath. Me. where the keel has al-
ready been laid. a large iour-maated
achooner. owned by a company oi
which a large interest is held by Nor-
wnik men.

Her bailing port will be Norwalk.
ard tho iact that she will he the larg-
est ahlp in the Falrdeld customs house
dirtrlct la a credit to the enterprise of
the Hon. John H. Ferris. oi South Nor-
walk. who will be her agent and man-
nglng owner. When it income known
that Mr. Ferric wan at the head oi the
cannpany that in building the veneel.
there was a demand ior the atock here
and in neighboring citlea that could
not be met. He in widely known as a
am'creeiul boat owner. having been
largely interested in the Eva l. l-‘crrie.
Jennie C. May and the ill-iated Minnie
Rowan. all oi which have paid large
dividends to the stockholders.

The achoriuer now building will he
commanded by Captain Stevens. oi
Clinton. and will be christened the
"Rachel W. Stevene." in honor oi his
daughter. She will be lilo ieet keel,
40 hot beam. and 18 lent deep. and her
carrying capacity will be 1,800 tons.
nearly double that oi the Eva L. For-
ris. which is one oi the largeat veneele
that men into these waters. She
will be equipped with a steam engine
for hot-ting cargo. anchor and nail
and will be titted up with every cou-
veulencr and comiort ior captain and
CH‘W.

She will engage in the general carry-
ing trade altnig the Atlantic orient. and
will be in every way uteri ior an octan
voyage in rare buainm demaude such
a trip.

Hciurr the year clones nbe Will prob-
ably hr arm in Norwalk harbor.

 

lomelugelnathlm-wflh'eaeb.

in reply to one oi the qunaiioue ank-
ui by a wrmpoudcut through the col-
umua oi The Sentinel the other day.
i‘aptain Oarar St. John, oi East Nor-
wnlk. naya the largcat veeael built at
the old Pine Inland shipyard was the
Florence l. inn-kwood. with a capacity
oi 450 tons. She was launched Sep-
tember ‘l. ist'l. Captain St. John wan
her mmmander. The largrut vessel ev-
vr built in South Norwalk want the Ann
i.» lockwuod. ior Captain A. it. St.
John. She wan launched irom the
tin-gory l’oiut eblpyard.

 

wildraa'abeath lenent Society.

A branch oi the l'uivernul Working-
uwu's Children] llcntb llouelll aoriety
was ungauikcd lnni night at the tangle
Hotel. South Norwnlk. There are thir-
teen charter rue-tuber: and the otllcers
eluted were an irdlowa:
l’rralrlont» A. Pirbtrr.

Vice Prealdenh-A. Gautcr.
Secretary—A. Kuuze.

Treaaurer—L W0".

A vialt irom the ntatc organize-r in
onpmicd at the next meeting. The so-
r-leiy will meet the last Friday night
at each numb.

 

Young Han'ailhrintian Aaaoclatien
The Sunday alteruoou meeting at
the Young Meu'a Chrlntlan Aeaociatlou
mm in Elizabeth street will be led
by Dr. ii. C. Sherer and addrenned by
Prank A. ferric. Subiect. "Euthuniv
anm" The Young Meu'a Chriatiau Aa-
eociatlou orcheatra will lead the minute.
A nong aervire irom 3 to Izlb service
irom it": to me p. In. lieu only are
invited to attend.

 

lorwaklron'orhnl em

The Norwnlk iron Worka company
baa elected the iulluwlug board oi M.
More: Ii. Beard. H. l. Hoyt. .l. H.
Vania. W. l’. Blahop and 3. Hill. The
dimmndectedtheoid boardoiol-
rera: Preaideai. r. Beard; moral
ranger. nerretary and treaanrer. it.
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edcaunotbelocamd. remaiaia_fie

lug February 12. 1898.

SOUTH NORWALK.
Henry Ocha.
Mine Mary Currlgan.
Anton Ketchum.
John hike.
Mra. Thomas McKensey.
Gengeuao Gtmrgl,
M. McDona.
W. 0. Raymond.

G. W. BENEDICT. P. M.

NORWALK.
Thomas E. Cordon.
Carrie Williama
W. H. MALONE. P. M.

l’ireiaalewlawaaflo-a.

New Haven. Conn. Feb. ib—F‘ire at
lo o'clock this morning did damage
amounting to 32.500 in the house at
59 l’roapect street. occupied by Jules
Dalian and owned by the Henry War-
ner estate. The lire originated in a
basement. and is thought to have been
caused by children who had a rudlc.
Henry Sykes. a student hoardiu in
the house. had his arm cat by hrukea'
glean. The loss in partially covered by
insurance.

A m.” Fire in Cleveland.
Cleveland. 0. F eb. l2~Thc Hoyt
building. a large Moatory brick struc-
turc. at the uorthweat corner oi Bank
and SL Clair streets. occupied by stores
and various mnuuiacturiog concerns.
was entirely destroyed by lire at an
early hour today.
The lows in estimated at 8200.000.

 

it is said that the railroad kite
over the Houaatonic river wan in dan~
ger ior a time on Wednenday nth! oi
this week. Fire broke out on a barge
mmred nearby and the damn about
reached the bridge. The bridge la or
steel and. oi courae the “I was
irom warping and not Ml- “In
The barge wan ilually lewd“ III
itr moorings.

 

In a home in Warreutowa. V1. is
hung the large mirror heiore which
George Washington made .hlahily
toilet. The mirror was bought at the
aaleoitheperaouaiclncteoilanrence
Wuhington. a great nephew oi the
first preaideut. and ban bungia ita
present place ior 36 yearn.

An old boat diatribe two yearn haa
lain stranded on Willard Beach. lie.
nut to tho adornment oi that charming
bit ul count. wan carried away by an
unusually high tide a year ago. The
last high tide. strangely entmgb.
brought it back again.

 

Just as a letter wan being read in a
l-‘armlngiotl. Mix. him. from a
daughter in Caliioruia. annouaclu her

come announcing her death. The
transition irom health to death in not
always on slow an the malls.

 

Sportsmen and other: ale waiting ior
the Vermont Supreme Court's decision
on the countitntionnlity oi mtlum oi
the ilsb and game law. A tent cane ban
been brought bolero the court under an
arrangement imiwveu the Fish and
Game league oi Vermont and the state
attorney oi Waehlugtou county.

 

Some oi the papers are trying to ilud
out who is the oldest iuatire oi the
peace in Maine. and at the precept
stage oi the diacuaelon Haven A. But—
ler. oi North liar-wick. holda the rec-
ord. with a continuou- term oi 50
in”.

 

Any one who ever rent the New
Hampahirc pattern cannot help noticing
their wailing over the allaydacarciiy
oi New liampahlrc inea la the an
Moment. to consulahlpn. lcgatloua
and other oinclal plume eateemed to be
juicy.

 

New Hampahire women are iour
"men an attractive an thone oi New
York. Thin is proved by the iact that
a quarter oi the iemaie renidentn oi
New Hampnhlrr are married. while
only our in aiateen at their New York
alatera have eacaped irom apinater-
hood.

 

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quire oi Ira. 'i'. A. Dun-d.
Main street

 

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clean condition. Apply to Dr:

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Norwalk.

 

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an Norwaik. out. ”A “

oi Mrs. Thomas a. look. new,
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two or three home. at No. i Ilea- '
betb etreci. Apply on the M

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To l.ldT—-Two deeirahli amt-can at

lands Gerard place. South M‘
walk; 5 rooms and attic. or i to.
with one or atore room: both ladala
uaeoi bath, hot and cold water. heu.‘ a
mo Terma reaeonahle. inquire d ,
either number.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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street. amiable ior any brat-am.
room: on Connecticut.
licnt reaumable

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and on Monday night. int are-Alec
Tue-day night. every w .
night 2d and on many W
every Saturday Mill. mg.
lng light and but. In!
mum at the plan at Julia
(tiger company. .3 WM

1'0 [.mmrw coin.— in ok. '

 

 

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in one older. in" “I Can