Whine tact um the
worm-inha- an iron-bound
" “outsmart-minnow
aiunio' ' Light common-tom
I" I I u
now bl
v
r’t
r; r .
‘ ‘ " , at lastnight'a
than qaoationed
amount or the gen, Mlle for the hrg
companion, .. ‘ ‘ w . , ,.
Councilman cotter aaid the evenings
were long and the boya enjoyed their
. uuarteya on club renter.
The hilln were paid without runner
question-
A bill or $2 for livery wan paid alter
diacnoalon. ' ’
“What iait ior‘!" queried Connoll-
man Gregory. . , .
"lv’or t e Street Commiraioner to
look Jill molt. i suppose. it was
contra‘ehd by the laat Council," said
(bunellmaa I”. .
This made councilman Gregory
laugh. 1 h
"We 'tw , gay. one extreme
Kiln”. 3:13" 25m Councilman
Gregory. .
The bill oi the Water Commiadonera
‘ “torarm‘nxaawtb police aialnn
,, ‘ _ ethattho
a
city aiionld payibrthehaeoirity wa-
ter. 1
Councilman Healer thought the wa-
ter board‘conid on: the water oil it
the bill war not M.
Upon motion oi'Count-iiman Cotter.
the matter wan to the corpor-
ation connael. ‘
Councilman P. W. Bates. to whom
. the matter oi appdntlug a health oili-
cor wan reiorrhd.’roportod that the
Council had no power to make each
appointment, it being entirely within
the province oi the” Board oi Health.
The lkht committee reputed ud-
varaoiy upon the matter oi placing an-
other electricity» on Franklin avea
one. ‘ '
"A bond oi “flier City Treasurer
and Troaapror djho Water Fund H.
P. Price waaaeanptnd.
Councilman . chairman oi the
light committed whom the matter
of lighta had haaa reierrod. reported
~a
that ho wna Jloaee how the city
could get aid” . lens lighta. lie
laid he had citizen and they
did not want to m up electric lighta
and at back to: . he raid,
;, there was a eoaitntt when the city
' and the electric Mt company.
”it we had aoxanrh contract." he
aaid. ” we could manufacture our own
’lkhuiwi‘pfimuthorml
’am lamented in {pint in Pcnnayl-
vnnla where we fl an eeual aerviee
1; Win: year waa 17.-
‘."0oia¢uaua o: a. Mr. than.» oi
the Ire eommlii“. alhed ior $3.54».
the vane-a hat real.
Canard-an rm. chairman iii
15.,
,
v?
’35:
‘ qaartora ior ‘ionouhali. *
they more but
stated that Dr. Gregory.
board “ " thagbuilding waa
not’ln a ‘ ditlon. an the cob
iar waa flied wiih water most at the
an: oil ‘ cake th‘ in. ti:
’ our: map, a y o
Donnell we») noaodtityoyazdar‘a‘a the
that the city had go we.
library mutton. ». , ‘ .i ‘
11am ,oioier held that the. “Pl“?
committae hid oatimntad that it would
coat. auto to run thorium! in proper
ahapa.‘ ‘ . ,7.
Councilman Cotter had an idea that
deal lean.
Councilman Gregory thought. that
the only way to keep the library com-
, mitten yritltin bounds wan to vote
them a rat-ii appropriation. He‘hald
they 3min mo $25,000 it they llld it.
'niaullurraakedliiheyeonld
run‘tho city in light it a email man
479‘ oYuma Iieekea anid‘he did not
think no. wt in v y
' Upon motion- oi Councilmnh .
themattekuroierrodtotfi ‘-
htion counsel ior a report‘at the n ’
Emmet! to iionday evening. Fob-
rnary 38. i, i ‘
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commonwealth. ,,
Ono ail-eh lane-mini lanolin”
orphan ooclnl functions oi the
antoetaah araaom none, have been
an wliha terdegreeoiauc-
oeta_haaa reeeptlon oi the
curiae club hockwood'a hall rut
event". . ,1
- inlly’flt‘y couple
being on they lair, thruuhom the
dance. amides or‘mira tarnished
delm.mnaie. At $130 o'clock the
Mil the grand march medicat-
cti w the hall. Thirty-five cou-
pler ”tidy-toil. and many pretty its.
area were monitor! latter the akllitul
direetbn or Prompter‘Cbarlea Flynn.
The more! wan led by F'loor director.
wine-lb atom and iii- Juua‘
lowhllu. The march dlnaolred ' nip
rota ice the uncle". There are
tam n born on the Wide.
A p rig ientnro oi the evening
war the decoration oi the hall, The
atage where the orcheatra waa elation-
erl wan dotnirntrai with palm and the
balconies were twinod with Southern
try.
The toilota oi the ladioa were decid-
ly pretty. the many bright gowna pre-
aantlng an attractive acetic as the dam
clog progrmaed. -
\Villiam Howard proved an oileient
lloor director. llia aided, who mater—
ially aaaiatul him. were Edward J.
Finnegan. William Ialono, Frank 1..
Madden, William B .Sheolinn.
Among tho ladlen mm wire
Miaaea Carrie Hoary. louiae Donnell,
liaggle Claren. iiamie HennmJlary
Quintard. Nollie Sheohan. Marnie
Powell, liarnle Harklnr. Hinbelli
liarkina, the It.” Bhlelda. Helm!
Bracken. Augaatn Bmkon. May liar-
tia. liar! Flanagan. Nora l'inaogan.
larab Var-mil. Lillie 'Parreli. Carrie
lloerlng. Nollie trilrien. Mamie Par-
roll. Iiinaboili Cunningham. im
Hillard. lay Brennan. Kate Brennan.
Bilaabath harry. Annie Barry. Julia
Imhlia. iiamio Ward. Iiollie iliiee-
han. Kate dulllvan, Elizabeth iiurphy.
Minnie Pier-on, Imaaret Barrett. Ag—
noa Barrett. iii-a Webb. Fanny Un-
Cana. Kate . Alice O’Connell.
Mamie Hillard. lice itetily. the liter
ea Kavanagli. had the ill-tea Edie. oi
Bridgeport.
are. P. r. llama. iira. J. J. Walob.
lira. W. 1. Tracy. lira. Thoma- fluht.
lira. Thoma Powell. Ilia John Iran-
flra.
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library waapoaoernell. . , 1‘
donation in 8000! wmn‘
: 2
the library e‘onld he run for wgieatl
omn- or or. hundred and one
para-ham
l, . v“ ’5‘ 6 ye" >
gait Yacht g(:inh you.
Wmdmwsmm
’""‘ submittin-
'2“! rub-diva was
{him W 1'!- °‘ . _
"mlot‘lv-i
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W . 0 ,,
What in M have boa-by the
participant-lithe in”. ubyahlo amok-
or e given by the Norwalk Yacht
club In held filaat night in the club-
houae at liirhory nioii. About any
mombrra and iriopda oi the club at-
tendees is . . 4
Tithe were inatnunhnml mentions
during the‘eveningfibyza qnlntette com-
posed at in e. not», Alex"; VIII
Hoary, William, 3. Deni-on, (loom
liarotorn and Goorgni F. Miller. oi
Broohlyn. who phriormed on banjo
and non mdeflh‘aelu , git-to.
‘Onioi mienturea of ‘ orbiting,
however. was the artlatic work oi it.
ll. Iiohr. oi Brooklyn.r who gave a
number oi character altotohoa. draw-
ing with cram the likeneaa q the
nation's" prominent melt and name oi
the populaw members oi the Yacht
alub. lirfliliohr nlq proVod a van
trilonniat oi the m7nnk. and it was
thefinlon oi guentr that they had
never heard 'bia equal. lie took on
aoveral Charaetora and wait particular-
ly good in negro and lrloh dlhlet'tl.
Vocal aeletaiona were rendaed by a
male uuartetto cranpoaed at John P.
Wwell. wrung 8.".ilateh. Philip N.
Knapshlnd Frontflash. Ind out well
were ey you that they were obliged
to reopen to encorev.
biotin Winchell and Grmbt‘flt. oi
limitlyn, gar. rodtationa, and Mr.
(ironshgch neverai new and
very palatable alien, which were.
served between the numbers oi the
programme. together with numerous
fir good thinga ptlbrided by the
c mittee, 5-. B. tifhnoiltnr. H. 8.
”out. hi. 1'. Bilbo, it. 0. liavllnud.
and it. earn... ,
“I!!! mono ”can
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mm Caught mm flipping
hie W.
Owen Murphy. the vitriol thrower.
lenienrdd to Wetheralield for life.
whoae deieime wan inaanity, war not
no crazy that he did not know enough
to attempt to «nope while on the why
to Hartiord, Saturday. rays the Bridge-
port Farmer. '
Sherlll llawloy took Weeka, Murphy
and uarit- Sylvia to \Vetlierrdold. (in
the way up in the train Murphy kept
working his hand» and linaliy tried to
slip the handcufl oil. The aherlil
watched him at tile cunning work. The
oillt-er then gave him warning that il
be continued he would tighten the
cola. so that the trip would not be no
pleasant.
"l'm going to land you in ataie'u
prlaon and l' want you to understand
it." the oherifl aald.
Murphy new the mole-nos oi try-
ing to (drape and gave it up. Weeks
made nbaolntoly no attempt to get
away, evidently having humane realgn-
ed to hint into. ’
lliierlii llawley did not nee lloinay.
the condemned murderer.
W
maria-smug.
fiundayfip. an uaual. 8 a. m. Melba
tlon oi the Holy (harmonica; it a. in.
morning waver II"! litany icelohra-
tion of Holy Communion on lirat Bun.
day): 7:20 p. in. evening prayer.
Thundaya and aainis’ daya, 8 a. at.
celebration oi the Holy Communion.
Tntadays, Thorfadaya and iiatnralaya.
the p. at. evening prayer.
Wodnoadaya and Fridays. II a. m..
alumina pram aad'utahy; 1:30 p.
in. evening prayer and lddma.
No minor on Monday. Livingaton
ilowa Schuyler. in charge.
AMhaly'ilohalia it.
Norwalh la agitating the when oi
aawwhntekonothatalt’allheacroait
oaelhat‘all loawumthoeity.
tumult-mutational
nonunion-rhino! in it.-liew
vnnl’aliadinm.
. shaciallyiavfi'edth last low yearn in
. . . ... lowoathor.tho
concert at iii-M Norwatk Congre-
gational uhurcb’ifli night drew a good
‘Tlie Willa , wait on the orv
gnu, aprolude “inane in G laior.
by J- a. mum by Walter P.
Stanley, the m oi the church.
The Congregltitjnai church bin been
having for tie m'gaaiata young inert
whomdintaolmotnohoithnr
ordinance. and lie. Stanley'a work
compmnawoll withtheboat. lie was
rm to attentively last night. and
will probably be otlll more appreciated
alter he has exchanged his South hier-
walk poaitlon tor a larger one. an
seem likely in the near luture.
J. Henry IicKinloy, a popular tenor
oi New York. named with Grantor’s
Hosanna. He'haa a voice oi m
beauty and porter." taking easily the
hlgbeal notoa; yet at times ahggoaflng
a rich baritone nullty. The lent part
oi Hoaanna ahowfl well Mr. leKino
ioy'a ability, and the audience warmed
up to liberal npplauae. This was re.
rponded to with Bartlett’s Dreamer.
song very wodorly.
Mine Grace Maude Bronson. who in
alwayn popular here. was lirot heard in
"The Day or Judgment." by Elizabeth
Stuart Phelparua take-your-broath-
away aort oi Me. which pleaaed the
audience immenaeiy and brought as-ao
encore "The Railroad Crossing." an-
other bit oi ntartling farce. illas
Brannon enter! into the aplrit oi there
piecon with great nthuriaam and suc-
cooa. ,
lira. lierbert W. Monger gave. an
her that number, Meritoria, by Lyoea.
which she anng in a clear. eapreaaive
way. lira. longer has made many
friends here and is well waived.
Sane oi her high note- last evening
were partlcnlariy good. She wan call-
cd hack and gave the iamillar "If i
Were a Bee." by Gaynor.
Two delightful aborttn' aelertiona
were then played on the organ by Mr.
Stanleyw—iieniare'a dreamy panorale in
E, with dainty blurb. and (luilmant'i
brilliant Caprice in It flat. perfumed
with delicate may. but marred
somewhat through impurities in the
Other reading! by Nina “mama
were "The Women oi iinrnhiea Burl.”
“Night Winds" tan encore with re-
tnarlinble nrimetlr oIoetl, Eugene
Field's hairaapllttlng ”'8“ Thinga at
Night." Newt-nun lamhnbie “Deb
trig contrast to tho inherit
tender dignity.
There were other temr noun. a
pretty, light piece. "Thine Wan a lJt~
tie Piper m." and “tinder Thy Wilt?
iiow,".by A. Goring Thomas. in whiey
though the wordw were mewhat in»
distinct, the when were rich and va~"
riod. 0! the aoprano aonga. ”Lille-
('linitercrl Fair and Tall," wan special-
ly united to Mrs. Muugrw'a voice, and
was well done. l’erltapu tlw luau tiring
oi the cloning was Mr. Ml’Klflli‘Y'N
rendering oi (lounml'il "Mud Me Your
Aid." it was grand. In more in
his but encore Mr, McKinley gave a
very beautiiul which alumber m,
called "All Through the Night." Thin
little gem in nearly two hundred years
old. {lullmnnt'n grand rhorua in l}
lint. in which, whatever omlaalumt
were made. were more than contpcw
noted for by Mr. Stanley‘ii mnaterly
rendition oi the manterpln'o an a
whole, brought in n clone om- oi the
beat entertain ii oi the season.
with ill
loaroom Allie-nod.
liven the illguiiiw menthol:- oi the
Board oi t’ouncilmm could not mini
the vitamin oi the "Widow." no the
hearing on the Monroe atreet layout.
called (or inat night. wan ,atljournrd
until next Monday night. to allow
them to attend the poriormanro at
Hoyt’a Theatre. Mayor llohannim
and Councilmen llatelt and Vents
wcrr the only moinlm in their reata.
There were other attraction. alao. for
City Clerk Taylor, and Electric Light
Commlnalonor Wlnrhr-aior acted in bin
stead. Several ownm of property in
the street were on hand in be heard.
"on, In lolly'i’ to havnaDiaaar.
The "on. no Jolly" club. which baa
loot been organlped in ilouth Norwallt.
inninliing arrangementatoholdabig
diam in about two woeha. The head.
quarter: or the club in at the imperial
Cale. and the alter! are: Mont.
William iieDoaoaaa: rieo Ml.
-maaarer.
Wei-natuomrlalohotoaraohorJl...
Coalna;oaoeatirehaard.ii. kilos-
ion.0arieehatmaadAieoao.aanta
Winding“-
Tho William oi the
ipflc." and Hill! Wheeler Wilt-W! ‘
"My Ships." The but gave a charm- ‘
..
Ullillllllll WIRE
American Ordinance Company lie-
oelver Order for Quick Delivery.
uuv autumn sun.
Ibo lit-rut oohapmaawmm;
mmamwflh
ruminants-tho
My “no.2“
Bridgeport. Conn. Feb. zit-{rho
American Ordnance company today he.
ran work on illllng an important or»
der (or rapid lire guns from Washing-
ton. Au olllcial oi the company this
morning announced that a telegram
was received yeaterday from E. W.
Very. the concerh's vice—preaident, lo-
cated at Worthington. The telegram
read no iollowa: “Maire at once iorty
(40) nix pound, Hotehliiaa. rapid are
gone. Quick delivery, Signed. E. W.
Very." ‘ "
At the deco oi the company it in
stated that probably no extra help will
be employed in the lilllng of thin order.
the lint-hing oi the gun: will depend
largely upon the iorglnga. The forg-
lnge have been telegraphed tor and
iron: the time oi their arrival it is ca-
pected that the iirat one will be com-
pleted in nix weeka. The rent oi the
order will then bellied rapidly. prob-
ably at the rate oi eight or ten gone a
week.
——-—-——-—-——— I
New York, Feb. ZZ—The hierritt &
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking com-
pany today signed a contract to raise
the battleahip Maine. The company's
moat powerful tug Monarch will pro.
coed at once to Havana.
warm ‘1' .3. remain.
luringwdli-larylliaabnth Car
owto'l'limnaalamaa Trainer.
A pretty wedding was aolemnizod
thin morning at 0 o'clock at St. Jo-
aeph'a church in South Main aired.
The bride wan nine Mary Ellubetli
Cnrew. oi ilouth lVorwallt. and the
Thomas James Trninor. oi
‘ . ionnorly oi Norwalk. Rev.
“WT. Winters periormed the me.
y. The bride-maid waa liar Mary
Ill both Finnegan. of Smith Nor—
wnlh. and the groom's man, limit-go ii.
O’Connell. oi Bridgeport. The bride
were a charming traveling matume of
nahoa oi mnea. and ill" hrideamaid a
anit oi blue material. A large party
at relatives and friends witneaaed the
nuptial!
Following the i't'fl'milliy the bridal
party repaired to the rroidonro oi the
bride in Clay street. where a wedding
breakfast wan served. Mr. and Mn.
Trainor were the revipicnta oi a large
number 0! uaeiui and beautiinl giitr.
On their return irom their bridal tour
they will waldo in South Norwnllt.
puma-mung ”ELY.
Ionani Turpentine loot with their
Irma-minimum.
Iiiatrlct division. No. 2. held a rally
with itiaing Star division. No. it). Seine
oi Temperance. in Rowayton, that
night. About twentyJire member:
irom Concord, No. 2. Minnohalia. No.
Ill. and Weatpori. do. :9. were in at—
tcndanvr, besides the member: iron:
Rowayton.
The pmgrnnrme opened with a piano
aeloetlon by Nina Young. at Rowdnon;
adtiranwr-a. lowla litibhrli and Charles
ll. Calder: recitationa. 1. ll. Jachaori.
oi Norwalit; aong. limiter William
fingiiali, oi Norwalk: harmonica and
piano duet. hieaara. Worden and ltowe;
addrvaaea. Cred Ambler and lira. Pan-
nle 1. Joyce: reading. Laura Warner;
nddrt'an. ii. I. Woodworth; recitation.
"The Signal lion,” 1. ll. .iacltron: ad~
dreaa. W. A. Kellogg: moan. Willia-
anlish and Laura Hutton.
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A moat enjoyable entertainment Ina
given at llina Baird's inatitato, laat
evening. when the membora oi the
Bmmaiiko aoeioty received a number
of their young irienda irorn Norwalk
and hour their own human. The Hours
preaonted a cheeriul contrant to the
storm without. The aocieiy color, yd-
low. appeared in the decorations, and
the light and color and the dainty little
of the evening dreasea made a pleaaan
picture. .
A abort but varied programme was
rendered. First a Spanish love song
on banjo and guitar was given in a
moat attractive manner by the liiaaea
liarah. pupils in the school. A harp
aeloctlou was then played by Mini
Athorton. oi the clan of ’lfl. now a pn—
pil in the New England Conservatory
of Music in Boston. She touched the
airings with skill and ieelln, and
graceiolly reaponded to an encore.
The next two uumbera were given by
teachers in the school.
lilac Eleanor-e Machean played with
iorre and expreaaion aelectiona from
by Mine Agne- ldttlejobn, a pupil at
gave a recitation from Meredith with
graceinl gestures and line eloentlonary
elect. and responded to an encore with
is bright little selection which greatly
amused the audience.
Minn Athertori then rendered two
piano seimionr with line elect.
The closing number wan presented
Chopin and Grim: Mine Gertrude Lyon
Jeane llopeon, instructor on the violin
at the institute. Mina Littlejohn. an.
compatriot! by Nine Amy Wood, played
a charming group at violin onion in a
moot artistic and pleasing manner.
The programme over, dancing war
enjoyed until midnight. interrupted
only by theI serving of reireahments.
and thus closed, a most delightful ev»
ening to gueala and lair hoateoam
alike.
103'“. '3' m.
Committee Plano a Vath .15,-
000 on Io. mm.
The itihilim men oi m‘
are lots-mind in the :31 but“.
hold another moctingat the rooms
the Norwalli club laat um ‘ '
m matinee Winn-dot thr- re-
cent meetltx to plate a relation upon
the Nurwalk hotel property reported
that the precept building an ind waa
worth 315.000.
ilerwge if. -lmkwoorl, owner of the
property. agreed to awopt.. the value-
lion and to take mini! oi the
amount in hiilifk in the new hotel.
A unanimoioi sentiment wan eapreoa—
ed by thou! prcaont that thori- would
he no diflculty in occurring the amount
oi Iiitli'li actuary to erect a hotel
building or which NorwalkErii can well
fer-l pmml. The stock aniawrlption
pagan will be gotten out at once.
Another meeting will be held Thorn—
day evening for a inrther diatom-lion
oi the project.
TownConrtCaaaa,
Michael McCoy. a realdent of Wood
turret. wait in the Town Court thin
morning. charged with rum-aupport oi
hill iamlly. Judge Prrnrt continued
the cane until Marv-ii ll.
lt'edclo ir'orcollino. an Italian oi
Springwomi. wan arreated laot night.
charged with aaaanltlng Ermtnln Cin-
nue. and aim breach or the poor-r- and
abusive language. Judge lr‘rriat mn-
tinnmi UN' mac until 'l'hurnday rimm-
ing.
DIID.
VON TACBNMM iiiratiord. Primary
2!. lira. ii. A. Caution year-pm.
only remaining daughter oi the bite
lm~Ymrng lira terrier without cola
lar. Anawera to the name or "limb, "
ilniiabli- reward luv the return oi
name to No. 3 Worthington street.
ilotuh Norwalk. in ii
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locum. piano ulnar. tuner and
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Only $1.50. Big book. big. ..
alone. Everybody wanta ihoonlpi“
darned, reliable book. Outfit;
Credit given. Freight paid.”
all traah, and make 8300 a’
with War in Lube. Add”.
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WASTED-Man winner» altuationmi
coachman or gnrdner; need to horaea.‘
and handy man about plane. Gena)
reierencea. Call on lira. B. it.
Scarlett, 33 Pine ‘stroet, south We
walk. . .m.’
worn CALI.
FOR SALE-$4,700 will buy file Idi-
deuce with modern in ‘ ,
including barn and extra lot. New
tlcularx apply to Jacob Ii. m
went. in A
non SALE—House ll room, motion,
improvements, centrally heated.
For particulars inquire oi Jacob. In
Layton. agent. 31 1
FOR SALE—Twenty-pound bicycle if
inch crank with 64. 72, 92 gonna, a
last wheel, with outfit, perfect run.
ning order. $15. Inquire W
oillce. . m u
FOR SALE—ii you want a good knife
try the H. t 8., every blade hill
iorged. 80. Nowalk Hdw. 00., II W
30. Main street. ' I”
3750 will buy a choice W lot
(501145) in one oi the m
streets of South Norwaik; high. lily.
healthiul: walk laid. water l'n street
and petition for newer in circulation.
Particulars oi Taylor ii Golden.
7‘1
R SALE—Reduced Pile! fl
-.. [heaters ‘ "’
ow...mw:m
'i‘l) RENT-Four-rliom 1
story rear. Swarta a Corbett'a ‘
rent :7. Rails lighted. heated
, cleaned. lnduire once Old Well “it
gar cot‘rany. 83 Wuhingion M
To LET—Second floor of air rooms, at
24 Mervin street. Poona-ion name- >
diateiy. Apply at 33 lierwin street,
Norwalk. mat
T0 LET—l‘lret floor. aia room: each.
ii and 48 Spring ntrect. all conven-
ienm. Rent. ill. Apply to Taylor
1: Golden or William W. later.
one
Ti.) KENT—Four room in new hm
in summer ntmt. Boat Nor-walls,
rim street from Gregory Point. '1
a month. water to. Apply to P.
Lundqniat. on promlaeo. it! It
T0 l.iv:T—-0n south )ialn atroat, a .
large and wry pie-neat lront I”.
inrnlalmi, with heat and gas. with»?
out lwlnl'ii. Inquire at thin once. “
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ro lm~8oeond door or m root-i,
with city water. at 66 Oahorn m "
liaat Norwallt. Rent. 88.“. m 4
oi an. Thomna u. Smith. on the
pron-lien, or Patrick Iterator...
walk Iron Works, ‘ ‘
m im~romnhcd room will we ‘fi
room adjoining. Central ioaatlaa.
inquire at No. it inner piano. ’ ' '.
ro lifi‘l‘w‘l’wo dealrabio Wilt
i and r ilerard place. aoata W“
walls; 5 rooma and attic. prim
with are oi were won; both W
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