1: 1.1. 1.1.
111-1113111131111...y
Frederick Klein. who has been Iquitewl
1311.111 1min around
1“?“ Editor Gobr'futanb is confined to the
“ 1 house with "the x‘rip.
Mrs. Herbert S.1~hiltchell. or Dctts
place. is ill at the grip.
W 1
Viola Robertson. daughter or Mr.
and Mrs.Mii1.111 Ilober 11. died yes-
torday at her home; 47 cond avenue.
Joseph Lockwood. :11 East No1 walk.
has so: med 11 position as chef at idl- ,
'1 its |ilIow111d 11 11111011111111 in South Nor
1111 k
1
The Board 11f Engineers met the ofll~
core of the [dust Norwnik tire. computi-
les. last night, and discussed matters
pertaining to the good 11nd welfare of
the department. 1
Captain Fred Dilution; or RiVei'sidc
avenue. is .1 sull'erer from blood pois-
oning. on his handpitnd in consequence
the craft "Vitidclt." which be com
mnnds. is not at w.ork
Captain 0111111 St. John. of Osborn:
avenuc.i111s been appointed on no
staff of (lenelnl iddmunds. command
ing the department of the Union V111-
ernns' Union of Connecticut. with
Leave Your order for
tire. Temple's Celebrated
Home-Made Bread and
Doughnuts.
It the
East Avenue Market
iiilitiiiiiiiiilt ill
11:: 1111111111....“
SALE
Brings a money saving on all
sides—every section of the store
is full of it.
TODAY AT 10 A. M.
we shall start a sale of Women's
Rubbers. A special purchase of
several 1housands. all sizes. ’and at
thevery low price at 25c. 11 pair.
Value so and 60c.1pair.
N
THE SALE OF
Willi] llllililillillli
AT MILL REMNANT PRICES:
Warm Underwear.
.\lc11's cxtru heavy ilcccc lint'd
shirts and druivcrs. 45c each.
Men's natural wool shirts and
tlrawcrs. heavy weight. 451'. each.
Men's ribbed ll1'1'1'1' lincd shirt»:
and drawers, 31w. catch. .
Men's catnci-hair shirts and
drawers, (191:. each.
Ladies" llcccc lincd. ribbed,
good heavy vcsis and pants. 391'.
each.
Ladics' ilcccc li11c1l.ril)l1cd vests
and pants. 23c each.
Ladies all wool vests and pants.
in gray 11.11311 nhitti‘. 691:. each.
tilildrctis alléWool vests and
11711115,:1izc's 22 to 24, 38c. cach
.\lcn' :1 white unlaunilcrcd shirts,
3']: 2512. 3512, (3 f111'$1) 3911.. 42c..48t.
. and bye. 1
...-....
dorm-111.111 GUNS.
' 'l-‘hc 1111115 01111151111111 of our
sale of guns lroinklhc Civil \‘l or of '
18611104. 1 '~
{Ml 11712 in wdi'kipg condition.
31111;. 1113111111111 1111. llyttakeu all.
they? include think haynar‘d. ll11r11-‘
side. llali, ilailagher..$mltlt and
Star patents. For decorating pur-
, poses or a relic they have no equal.
, morning.
, £1111- pnecotlt each.
(out ,,
tin Will
. it own and a halt dozen
other men want in pursuit. After 11
race or a quarter 01' 11 mile. they one
seeded in overhauling the goose. Mr
bows finally 1:111 it to 1111‘ home.
. WW
1. ' ‘31“. «“0,th
Samba out. coon.
lollltllo t t l more twice no
ions as lead and oti~Devoo load and
111111. wood by machinery. 1 1
no W17 no”.
Oliver Clerk, of Maple uvenno.
sick
is
......“m .
George Lowe is ill of grip at his
home in North avenue.
1711111111 la1ekwood. of Main street. is
ill of the grlp1I3 1 3
Frank Ferries has secured a posi-
tion with 1i.ouis French. or Noroton
iielghts.
, .loIntraotor M.' i". llrowu and ii. A.
Tinker were in New York city on bus-
inoss, Saturday.
Thomas Darling and family went to
New York city, .vcnte'rd11y.to spend the.
remainder of the winter.
Miss Lillie Wicks. of Raymond
street. will go to Brooklyn this week
to he the guest of Mine Iia1ry Leach.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens and
quite a tussle with the ice. which was
very thick in the harbor, yesterday
“...—...
Alvin Ferris won 11 pig that was rat‘-
iied off by George‘Vosbu’rg. at the her»
her shop. Saturday night. Ferris’s
throw was forty-four.
......
Mrs. George Moore. of iiayvlcw 11111
nue. is spending 11 few days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs.Abr11m Wet
more. of llnvilund street, South Nor-
walk.
The lunernl of M111. Stephen Minot
will be attended tomorrow 111‘11-1 noon.
nt.."o'11.lock.t1'om her late residence.
The interment will be in Union Cem-
etetuy
Baggagemaster and Mrs. Frederick
112. Lockwood. of Railroad avenue are
.spending 11 tow darn in New Y'mk city.
John Collin. 111 Cross street. ls assist
ing at the depot during Mr. Lockwood s
absence.
DIRIEN‘ND NOROTON.
Mrs. Newton 'i-i. ()rofoot ls recover-
ing from :1 severe attack of the grip.
.Mrs. French; Sihdonie‘y. of South
Norwaik, visited yesterday with Mrs.
Theodore Sherman.
John 11‘. Huggerty. who broke lilt‘.
left log by a tall down the stairs in
the Tookcr House. last week. is slow-
ly recovering.
The Microbeno Company left town
yesterday. it is understood that the
company will disband this week as the
show has not paid recently.
Ernest Crotoot. who won the silver
set uttered by the Mierobene Company
guessed that there \vere l.i7l beans in
a bottle. which was within eight of the
correct number.
Dr. (i. ii. Noxon. of Dark-11. who has
the contract to vaccinate the veterans
at l1itcl1s Soldiers' Home. has ahead)
vaccinated ninety 01‘ the four hundred
veterans. and expects to inoculate the
others during the next week
Sin-rill llcndric. of Sinmtord set v11d
pupcrs on Selectman ilavmoud. last
week. in a suit 11.51.1111 by Mr. lieu/.111;
of (‘ollendars Point. and New York.
for $200 alleging dammres for tres-
pass on the property at i'cur 'rl’l“:
Point by the ten 11 in taking stone. and
erecting a moh1nnnnt.iluth the town
and 11.17.01. lay 1411111111 l0 the property.
and the boundaries will he dcc idcd by
the Superior ('011rt.11l iis session 111
llaubnry the first Tuesday in ll‘t1l1rlltlry
An interesting and enjoyable 11111111-
lug was bold Thursdhv 111 calm. 111 its
Noroton Heights hlissi011.Aill10111:li
the weather was disagreeable. the at
teudnnce was titty-five. The monthly,
was led by Captain Walton. of the Vol
unteers. who gave 1111 interesting ad
dress. At the end. of the meeting. sev
eral 101111 for provers. Meetings will
be held 11111111 mission every Thursday
night hereafter. and 11 cordial invite
tion to attend is extended to every-
”0“!" .1
' The“ funeral of William M. Whit-
ney. of Dorian. who died of pneumonia
Friday nlaht. was held. yesterday at
tampon. Rev. 0. A. Willson. of the
Methodist d‘i'eb. assisted by Rev.
;iienry 300 (l.ioi‘llulutcd. The pall-
hearers ~ were "Joseph Morehouse.
Georut-1W.Clock . J. (l. Mather and
mart-111111"; pelt; The slneluu was by
of, Mrs. 11. ii. Noxon
a trio 11
Miss Ada 0111i . of Dark-n. and up.
lioyt. of New (hinunn. The interment
Imp: in noted 11 Cemetery.
WINNIP‘UK.‘
, 1.1111 iiondornon lot better or her iii
3.11115 33 .1 1 ...... 3
frltlitl Josie handle does not
llNVflo 1 '
ill; orah' Barry iii 11 little better
ot‘ ‘oIlI' lines-1. 3
”nub—uh..-
mimfi Co. 11171 int roving the cold
to harvest
inn
l factory are expected to.go to work 011
‘ anxiety of they
”.....I 71911 I91 1 1:, 1 3
Mitt-1101313131321 of 111111. 1711111111 voided. ' '
largely attended by
ytue W ” v.11
figav‘wltI lib-11.0
Willi : 1 ‘
Wit-1V
M111, John E. H01 ram who has bee-1
visiting with friends add relatives in
N‘orwelk 101' serum 111111 iterators
111i 111111111. 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Tome and
daughter lain 11111 viaitlnu their dnuuu
11111. Mrs. Charles Prong, of Norwalk.
for several ‘ys. 1
The cutte’
Tuesday. but last when the entire
'iOl‘t't‘l of emplovos will commence work
is not. yet 1111110111 but in oil probabil- .
by will he 11 week hence.
A”
111'. CimriesR . RAbbiitt died 'ut his
lir'oeldyn home on Saturday of 151121-
mend. utter helm; ill for 111111111 time.
The remains will be 51511111 to this
town on Tuesdnv. The deceased was
a regular summer resident at thh1
piece. having 11 line brick residence on
Ocnoko avenue.
The long-looked 'lor chain for com
pictlmx the machinery at. G.“’D.‘ Nich
ois's 11915110111111 arrived by express Sat-
urday morning. and was immediately
placed in position. 011 Sunday the 11p.
paratns was tested and worked well.
Miss Gertrude Thatcher. who has
been ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Thatcher, South Main street. for
several weeks. died of typhoid fever.
Sunday morning. at. 1 o‘clock. The re-
mains were taken to the cemetery
Sunldsy nttornoon. antlp laced in the
Vilil t.
The Red Men will charter 11 special
trnii'l. Wednesday evening. for the pur-
pose of trailing to Pou'nhay Tribe. oi
Stn111f111'1l.witi1 the traveling tome
hawk that has been on exhibition in
D. it. Merritt‘s window for the past
month. It is expected that about
twenty-live chiefs will go. The train
will leave Stamford about. midnight.
and will also accommodate thost'1 who
Sunday afternoon. and placed in the
opera house.
(lrnud Juror A. l.. Bent-diet visited
Luke mepnnnw. Sunday. when G. D
Nichols was engaged with belt 11 dozen
workmen marking the ice and doing
other work. preparatory to cutting ice
He wrote down the names 01' the p11"-
sons thus engaged. it is said that
George ii. Raymond made complaint 1.11‘
those men Working on Sunday. nut
that Benedict intends to enforce the
law. There will no doubt be some {11.1
in town for the next few days it this
is the case
FAIRFIELD-u-SOUTHPOR T.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bronson 111111
bliss l.iaale Books. all of Greenfield
Hill. are in Florida.
Mrs. Catherine S. Hall is critically
ill at. the residence of her son-in-iaw
lloward N. Vi'akemnn.
The revival meeting conduetcd b1 th1
Sonthport M. E. Church. the past three
Weeks. will be continued every even-
ing. this week. except tonight and 8111-
order.
ii. [1‘. Buikiey. St. has about com-
pieied cutting ice. at Snsco Lake. He
has two of his houses tilled with ice
12%;, inches thick, and the third one
over half tilled.
. .. -—............_...
John ltansirom. who is employed by
Mrs. iii. \‘l’ntermnn. last Friday morn-
ing. was chopping wood when the axe
slipped and cut. his left hand. inflicting
a painful but not serious wound.
hire. Christmas. mother of Mrs. Dr.
idno. of Westport. died at the home 111‘
Mrs. William F. Elwood. in Senthpov;
Sunday morning. Mrs. Christmas had
been an invalid for 11 number of years.
and her death has been expected.
A sociable will be held in the flit-11:1-
ilcltl ilill academy. Wednesday even-
luu. under the auspices of the 1.1 heel
111111 of the main attractions being 11.
comedy entitled “A Pain in the Slide."
There will be also r111- iluiions and v11
cal and instr11n111nl11i music. and sup-
pcr will be s111".\c1i
WOODBURY i3 WORRiED. .
Rural Delivery and its Business Ro-
outta Disturb the People.
The people of Woodbury are in 11
ferment over the question of rural do
lively At nr-esentthete are tour now;-
emcee in the town and two of them
are but 11 half mile apart. Should 1111-1
iii delivery be established. it is believ-
ed that the odious at North Woodhury
11nd Hotehklsnville would be discontin-
nod This would, of course. give prse
ticniiy all the business or the town to
the postmaster in the center. Pr.)
tests have already gone to Washington
against the establitlhlpent ot the rural
diliivery. but apparently they will he 1
or no avall.lnt111much 1111 Postmastot
Judson 111111 already mapped out two
routes and is urranaiuu another. All
three will doubtless be accepted by the
Post Omen Department. trash is about
twentyotwe miles in longtn. and they
cover the six square miles in the town
excepting the section within 11 ball-
mlio of the central ofliee.
“in“
-3 1.1111111 511110711111 sit-runs.
W
£11112“ to Have lean Lost in
The 11111! Loot Saturday Night.
11111220111). .lahuiiry 22~The two
shootout. ti'oni Madden, (loot-11a 0111111111
and a literal. wno 71111111 supposed to
have been lost in the Sound Saturday
night. have been heard from. and the
11311111 1111a hero has been
i 11111111111011 tllut they
ll 11%“ {:1 in» been
relieved by it
ill .lile (told
1111111111111.
1 day}: balcony and
old optimist the harbor
. um ...1 ,
3111111111113
1119011111111 tor tilt! “ion
1111i wing 01‘ the 11511111111511 which
17.0110 has has ended A11 111111111
loan 111111111151: ha}: been erected on" life
main building which answers for 11
lot 11 111-11 111111111111 it
1113111. 332,111.10 111.1. new reservoir 111111.
1111 necessary by the experience 111'
the 111-11111.11 last autumn is practical-
ly completed at a. cost of 81581519.
The new congregate dining room is 1171
pmuching completion. T1111 1111111111111
asked for an appropriation of $100 000'
horn the (ionornl Assohly. tor ibis
work, intending to take the balance
required 110.000.110.11 the funds of the
institution. The Geuortll Assembly
voted 375. 000 and 1111-1111111: time the
trustees deliberated what to do, the
money being insufficient-and the rise
in the‘prlco of materials greatly en-
hancing the cost. it was seen that
the building could not be completed
with the 1111111111: .3111 the command ‘of
thettmst'cee‘ nor could the $75. 000 vor-
cdby the'stnte “forthe building of 11
congregate dining room" be diverted
for any other purpose litter due con-
sideration it was voted to ndoet speci-
fications and make 11‘ contract for the
building to the extent the resources
would warrant. The building commit-
tee secured specifications. advertised
for bids and the contract was award-
ed to the lowest bidder {or $193,995.
which called for the wails.ti1c 11111!
and flooring of 11. fireproof character.
The trustees say:
“The main building is new approach-
ing completion as called for by con-
trnct. To render it available. for 111111.
and to make, other alterations not in
contemplation two years mm. but new
regarded as necessary by the board oi
trustees. a further appropriation of
911111.000 is r1:1-11_ni1'111d. We have been
tints explicit in our report because
We plainly foresee thz 11 with our great
ly depleted resources and the burden
some anti costiv 1"11pal1s. we must. on
3111111 in. the hospital funds will be 111»
ed to the utmost."
The terms of Bt‘l‘i’ico of the follow-
ing named trustees will expire .lniy
i. 191". Costello l.ippiti. New Lon
don county; Timothy E. Hopklm
Windham county: Wilbur ii. Foster.
Toiinnd county: iiir. William 1‘). Mar
11ml. Hartford county: Elijah K. iiub
hard. Frank ii. Weeks. Middletown.
locui trustees.
Superintendent Page 5 report shows
the operations or the institution for
the period of two years ended Septem-
ber fill. 1900. The-1's were then 2,078
persons in the hospital. 11 gain or 18.1
in two years 111' about liftcen in ex-
cess 11f th11 111111111111 yearly gain during
the pr'eiious ten years. Although the
wards l1av11 been constantly crowded
no patient has been discharged or 1'11.
fused admission on that account.
Many feeble persons. dotnrds a111Litn-
beetles have been admitted and 11111111:-
aiiy so because the cost to the towns
11nd cities is but $2.30 per week for the
support of each dependent person. in
the two years covered by the report.
1175 persons were admitted and dill!
u 111' e 1llschurge1i Of those discharged
i'1'~l had recovered. till had improved
till had not imptot 11d 1111112111: imd
died. The percentage 11f recoveries
based upon'admissions. 1985 per cent.
\‘nl‘lics little from the percentage in
former years. Of the deaths. one com-
mitted suicide. and one. an aged mun.
escaped 111' wandered away and perish
mi from exhaustion. There havo.1 been
ilil autopsies with bacteriological 11x-
uminutious of the internal organs.
There were thirty cases of diphtheria
in the. hospital last winter. eighteen
employees and twelve patients. Ami
toxin was ‘ administered but. two.
whose systems had become saturated
with the poison before the antitoxin
was administered. died. New boilers
will have to be provided for hunting
purposes and 11 plan to consolidate the
several beating plans of the institu-
ti11n,311n1i 11 dynamo with electrical
connection with motors in the laundry
is recommended. The superintendent
1'e11111111111ndu that application be made
to finish the dining-room building as
proposed. construct tht1 iron bridges.
lower the. boiler-room floor. rearrange
the old and add new boilers. and pro-
vide 11 hot water system 11nd electric
apparatus for the adequate transmis-
sion of necessary power.
Many statistical tables are given
and Superintendent P111111 says that
whatever measures of success the h1-
stitntion may be entitled to us the re-
suit of the past two yenrs‘ Work should
be credited to the many faithful ofti~
curs and (unployees who have devoted
their best enemies to the services or
the state 11nd of humanity.
VETERANS Vo‘tCCINATED.
...—....
Work Begun Friday Alterbeon by Dre.
Noxon and Tanner.
The vaccination of the old soldiers
at il‘iteh' 11 liome. Noroton. hogan Fri-
day afternoon. the Walk being done
by [11's. Norton and Tanner of the sol-
diers hospital at the Homo.‘
Two of the Winds were finished that
aftor.noou sixty four patient undergo
leg the operation.’ There were twenty-
one in the two words who had already
been vaccinated.
The work will probably be finished
inside of eight or ten wduya The 11110-
tors only work on its during the after
noon.
soldiers. and the orders are that all
shall be vaccinated. A to 11. o tainu
11d circulation that 11 numbers
inmates had left on account of the
order. is stated to be without rounds
den. although 1111 objection was raised
nono or them carried it so for as to "kill
will 1111‘ 15111111011 every alien-11111111
until all have been treated.
cane—nuan-
VERDICT OF THIRTY 63! II.
The first lury 1111.1 eye 1
iltnmlord'a City Court was.
1511111111 stern tutor 11 vs i
ii to i ll
The Home contains about 535 old 1
for their dittcltnrseo. Tho" vaccinatiodttl
walk Citizen Will be Appreciated.
Many 11 reader 01 this in East Nor
walk has gone through thoseii' 111113111
' experience in port; and will he 1.1311010
be shown the way to [at rid of the
constant aches 51:11-51:51: 131317. ball
back. Profit by an East Norwalk citi-
aen' 11 experience.
Mr. William 1). Gregory, 205 Wash-
ington street. least Norwnllt. new“!
um 11 hatter by trade. an occupation
that compels me to be on my feet all
day. i was bothered with 11 bad back.
a urinary didieulty with sediment in
the kidney secretions. it annoyed me
at my work during the day—Very Ol'
ten at night, and in place of getting
out of bed in the mornings refreshed
and lit for 11 day’s work. i was irrita-
ble and weak. i obtained Dean's Kid-
ney Pills 111 Piaisted Drug Store to
see it they would help me. They did.
They gave me entire relief.”
For sale by all dealers; price 60
cents a box. ' i1‘oster-Milburn 00.. Buf-
falo. N. 1’.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the 11nn1e~~Donn' s~snd
take no other
THE SAME THING.
“i don t see why you should call him
a here. He save 11. clever think quite
often."
“That's lost. it. ”11 doesn't seem to
realizi- that it should only be said
once. “;Pi1lia1iol11hia Press.
.. N .. .. . .--.. ‘5'!
nurse-1.1111.
”I.” KING".
Hiram-antigen 533m
“011.3%?" trill “Tamvm will: fihfilfiifiu '11::
book. All Will-11.1.1.5.» mil 3110 box ' '
lililB IEIlllllli 09. 9" 1999. 99310“. ”38
iehioii Don’ t l.ie.
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men'nnd our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
faction or cool.
WE KNOW l'l‘
will to your advantage to buy youl
coal ere. ,
lrvinu Lockwood 51 Co.
Successor to B Harris.
Coal l'md and Ollice Water street
Branch Oiiice. Corner Washington and
Main streets. South N01 walk Conn.
Telephone Cali, tit-5.
MORE CANDY AND STILL MORE
CANDY.
We have sold more candy this sea-
son than ever hetero. Two causes
probably ‘neeonnt for this~peopie have
more money and our confectionery is
constantly growing in popularity. the
latter tor the levy good reason that. 11
is worthy of it's great 11013111110117
Chocolates please both eye and paints.
11nd do not unduly deplete your pocs
otb ook . '~
GHIOTTO’S.
59 WA“- ITRIIT. NORWALK.
Di 1.51111 11111.1 you eat.
Itnrtiilolsl diesels this ibudnudaldt
01111:“ mouth: and 711111111-
3311111111111: or
gene '11th
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Icon reach it: in otheioncy.
1 1111111111 ourei
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111‘ 1111111111111 1111:1131!
by Taylor
Liverpool
1 largest ludhl‘lndu
world.) the; W
land. (the 111111} 711-51111 3_ I
insurance" company in the ‘
old Hartford. ( 11 ot the 11:51: in»
corners compute an to this con 1'7
Also twenty other companio- which
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomachln distress will not make
Xmas a very "merry" one. I
Our groceries are pertectiy 151111.15
~~«the pricesmvo you an opportunity to
save a little 151-1111111111 silts~ianother
relishabie featured
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Our Very Best Butter. 1, tile in.
3 pks. N. 8. MinceMont. 2511
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar. ' $1.09
New Layer Figs, 10c box.
2 pkgs. Persian Dates, 11111
Cape Cod Cranberries. 1011 qt.
New Honey. 100 plans.
ii‘nncy Large Prunes. 1011 lb.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges, 23c doz.
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
Haltiluiletitislul‘l
Twenty years ago 11 Fairlield county
man insured upon the endowment plan
in the Conn. General Life ins. 00. He
has new received his money. and was
so well satisfied that he not only in-
sured again. but is advising his friends
to do likewise. Have you met him?
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk.
W'
SOUTH NOR WALK ~-
SA WNGS ”NR.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
011.111. taunt. ant‘ (multoSpJn
Saturday. 9 a. 111. to 11 111.. and on lion
day evening from ‘i to B. 1.
interest allowed on (lemme
ALDEN BOLMANS. Proet.
JOHN H. militia. Vice-Prat.
GEO. 11". 1311251133111. Bee. and Tree-
are the very but doing bouillon! in this
11 1! his 1 1 1 1
A. gTDLL
QUICK .
Who '1! do 'my paper-
lng In] hurry and do
It right!
I will.
JunlusBro We
South Main Street.
tinder Buckloys 11’ Wheeler'- Bicycle
Res. 25 Eimw Grove Place
F011” SALE _
1.01" 11111111111011 1111111.
For particulars. apply to
JACOB 111111011
71111111101111 Place.
‘ DDUITH NOIWALK.
soar: 7111101177
I3 1 .1111.
37111111111
lilo. ill. 90111113100
BlXTER’SW or
1.3.11 7W». 1,1111%le IBLMMWDS
‘1' 1
Highest cash price paid for old diet
ole 111111 materials pt every kind
me it postal 11111! i will call
rapt attention and '
" 1111111111111 with all. i am- occasional ‘lt:
New York some 11171111011511 h
will be given to 111117 business that 1111131
111111111 I11 during lily sheen
AMI-1AM ‘ll Bills
ill ’aigryamond at, or lt‘Nh‘ t
1 Pier 23.11laot Rlvor. BIeoIlItnton Street. 3 31
MI LEAVE New vans r011 sou ii-
-I '1l:0tlx 11:02.
1:112 17. 1.111 1:30. 1111111. 6:310:11
"M.,2:,105
" 11111101111
' Hustle for cash.
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a 35:7 2511.111. 1.111111 [1313111th
11111101111111 attention any-111911511111 3 1°”
Will give prompt: alto iii
your plumbing, if Iyo'u
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