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trout £124,335.
‘ ‘ [Eelehraie
uiaueu unuTiii ladder or.
Hod lls ilnnual Elamhulre '
Pnlnnni Hose to. [lure ll ,llhuw-
tier Supper T o Ma‘np Friends
‘anlluwer noon an ‘ Ladder
4 ml N80 Kept llpen House
The twenty-fifth annual cinmhake
and, open house of Old Well [look and
,Lndder Company was held last night,
in the spacious rent yard and well ap-,
pointed rooms. Throughout the our,
the evening. the many friends of the
members. including the mayor and
members of the Common Council. cull-V-
ed ht the place and accepted of the
hospitality that is so well known
‘ throughout the city. There was an
abundance of cloths and they were
“booked to perfection. The other catn-
bleu that went with them made one of
thexbest bakes that the company has
ever held. - ' ‘
' While the partaking of refreshments
‘ - was, going .on at this place, Putnam
“use Company was entertaining their
- friends at headquarters in Franklin
ntroet. 7 A large delegation from the
latter company Replied on Old Well
during the‘evening and were royully
hutcrtnined for a short time. A dole-
_ gallon from Old Well then accom-
panied thew contingent from Putnam
Hone hack to the latter‘s quarters, nod
were similarly received. Delegations
from both compunies then went to
Norwnlk and visited l’hounix Engine
Cornpnny.‘ pond several members from
the latter. compnny accompanied them
L to ‘South‘ Nor-walk. where ‘a genuine
old-fhshioned windup of the third of
July. followed. it. was a great.- night
. “for the tire companies in The Nor-
“ 'wnlks. " ‘
There wad an o tertninment attach-
on to the proc i grant the Old Well
affair, and it w " ethni- lust suited
' - those in attendant: The \Veiiorhrotli-
.tlm‘JM and Mathilrom Bridgeport.
more present. and they are niwayswcl-
more in South Norwnlk, , During the
‘- mrly part or tlioet‘ening Josue-’3 Con‘
cert Orchestra die/coursed sum-t music
and kept ' ,in good hu-
' sired audience
c Weller Broth
‘ ers‘ entertained. the“ orchestra net-on»
L pouring them during some of the 'Sll'm‘
lug. - The selections by Matt \l’eilrr
were "Casey's Wedding Night." "t’lh.
the lrlsh.“ “is There Anything. Else
You‘d like?" “You‘ve (lot it lmng Way
load," “I Want to (lo-Tomorrow.” and
mmfilos on “Goo (loo Eyes." “Go Way
Back and Sit Dom." “She‘s More. to
be Pltiod Than Censored.“ and “Aunt
That a Shame.” .loe song: on Hear
,rthe Wild Wind Blow." “lilonnC “The
Arrow ‘uud’ the doom“?- "The Rniiituing
‘ lrish'tnang“ and by request. “The Holy
Tit, .“‘ ‘
‘ Tyh'e committee which hurl the affair
in (lime consisted“ Wilfred F. Bod-
woll. foreman; ilo‘nt’nrd Zeiufl'. first as-
sinthnt foreman: gEllio W. Cnmphell.
second militant fowmnn: Albert
Brown: Frnnlr Gammon. James Harris.
' Chester F.‘Gln.r , Richard Wright. E.
‘ W. Talmndgc James W " Hoyt.
W.
(condoned Fourth Pm) ,.
noon 1......
ergo. ll Bulletin
, Bevernl‘Additlonal Jeunlt Fathom Ar.
rr vo in South Norwnik yesterday
andl pigeonodcd to Maureen institute on
c not inlnnd.
liftoli’esnorn‘ of Sophomore, junior and
senior clauses. and the remainder of
the round:
on p
23313;. T e college‘lins 800 students,
including the academic closures, which
is a military school, having for its in
ntructor, Colonel Powell, hr the Ninth
Regiment. The college le_hnown on
one of the bent commercial colleges in
erlcn. ,
mysterious who are at the: institute are
Professor Charles Lamb; prefect of
discipline of St. Francis Xavier Col.
lege, New York, also a 11 led Sanscrit
“comm ‘Pllltal unwornou nu; prim our rm: wort 1o IV A ”lamp win: mooun own OPETTATOR.‘
.u—a
t the do
Entered: nth Nor-walk
Peabomce no Second—Gina: Mutter. ‘
INQ'T'TTGTE RETREAT.
M
rive at Kayler inland.
Several more of the Jeault Fathers
in a few wake the
c professors will arrive,
college will be fully repro.
“ll
Some of the distinguished
roiessor; Professor Mao ell, class of <
Ifirst academic "at": Professor w.
Brooks, (sinus of * Fourth Academic,
Professor J. Brady. claue 'of Fourth
Academic “C"; Professor E. gimme-ti.
class of Second Academic “B.
W
Mn. AND Mitouaumues ENTER.
. TAlN -
r. and Mrs. George A. Jennings en.
lflxfllnfld 'a company of friends chv
nesday evening at tholr‘home in. West
street, in honor of their surest, tzeorge
Mattoul. oi Washington, D. 0., Among
the pastimes enjoyed were ping pong.
crokinoie ‘nnd whist. The prizes
were won by Lloyd E. Jennings. Mr.»
Matteal. Miss lsohelle Aller and Miss
Edwina Knapp. Dancing was indul—
ged in after the games. ‘,‘A bountiiul
collation Was served. ‘
Phoenix Engine,
[Jo’s llisplup
m...— . M..- .
innrullr lireiueu’ Selelrrale ln-
runninpill Tire Glorious Tunrlli
rill iuuipanies ,lleep llpen House
And llere ilnvlluip ill liplil
The Norwalk firemen celebrated the
incoming of the moth lnnlvensnry of
.-\l'll(‘!’l(‘lili indctwudcnc in grand style
last night. The most - spectacular
demonstration was givcnhy Phoenix
Engine Company, which had in grand
display of tire works from the hill
in the roar oi hf. W. Stevens‘ stone
yard. The exhibition wan one of the
host ever given in town and attracted
a very large. rmwd to the hectic. The
hoyo lindbeen preparing for this count-
tor several weeks nnd it was certainly
‘Wt'll'llly of their ctfortn. in the display-
there were. six table rockets. three in-
ntmle wheels. two mines. slut hengoius.
one artillery shell. two battery marten
nines. one vertical wheel_ two lden
fountains. twenty-four Roman r3 dice,
one wheel. three. ourolito ohellso. one
exhibition wheel. six red owl lights.
on» exhibition triangle. three floral
homo shone. twelve beacon lights. one
meteorite shell, one exhibition mine.
one electric mine. two golden spray
fountains. tour Chinese post elicits.
making in all 12! pieces.
in addition to this the members or
the company had open house and user-
ved chowde and other refreshments.
A numhcr o the members of the oom-
pnny remained on duty throughout the
night, as did a large number of the
members of all the other companies.
The Pioneers held n smoker and
served a line (nurse of refreshments.
Throughout the - evening Srec‘s or-
chestra dimmed sweet mitotic.
Other entertainers were Matt Well»
or. who delighted all with his unmatrh‘
able songs; luring» Burlington and
Charles “Hinton. the well known lo
cal singers; Harry-Mitchell. with those
funny munitions. and others. All can-
rtrihuledrtn make. the evening a most
pleasant one and long to be remember.
ed. All of the monies allowed the
members to inrite uncertain number
of patients.
The Hope Hose boys held otter:
other retreahments. . The members oi
the Fire Patrol ontatnined also and
‘rlth the guests enjoyed the evening
in thegmlleot extent.
The firemenwfllheondnty atthe
fire. bowels throughout- tne m.
Horses were harnessed to the tire was.
moribund waste-bland at
the sir-hie of Jones ill. Dimer Inst.
fight and with pellets the-re will be
' before the. “gum an day ready
to. go out «n: instant. notice. - .
m unit-ulnofrg
brook molly, More
on the
that 1
Man):
best to
anxious
tori n5;
house and served motivates and also '
Lyn
l
Th‘ are many
; 0 the bull
ring and
this
iison
ugh
rlnmhnke
ville: It in
members i
the Mt oi
Along ih
four. The
tho Smlnlir
a hip: lime
Norwaik
There will
time may
{0
“T.
‘ kc
"c
ed
Tel
ill ‘ Staples
lending. in lirdpinp for
TiliBnlp .uelreune island
Efiml ”ll
William fl
nomého '
Vin‘e mom.
not been too
prom on: ‘
were out M
for blew-ii!“
it is, thought ..
~ limmmml‘ma ‘
the mst mu route an the head i"
. hnhmn of“ lhomrthondhdnht. -
'whkhhflisrmoinufifiminlllea-
up
it
films ,-
, Fuurih
Mp Ererilslhnud no Today
f rflrpanianinns lnllnrwallr
Bai’; Ball Gaines, Picnics, inclu-
ilnd Seashore tilairs
lllile’ More lining lloTlnin Us-
” - ual lln This llup ’ ‘
‘ Fourth of July ate
tract p for the people in The Nor-
walh may. and it in fair to presume
majority will remain in town.
nitors from out-of—town have
arriv o help swell the-number who
will
and t-‘_ 9 sea shore.
The ,3 a ball game on Decker Pield
this
The ‘ allies and Weillnxfords will
play in morning. The latter team
nan nc been seen here, and the some
is loo r crowd to with interestThc
\Vnilin d nine out up a good we
of hall t maroon. and at the prellm~
innry - tall meeting in the spring it
was th - it by some tint it would he
Wallingford in the South-
ern Go tlcnt Tongue.
oven .8 tuted in place of Danhury.
In the Ute Norwnlk and it it
G’s will ‘ not for supremacy. and this;
game. 11 nht. will he the best drow-
ing car. the day, for since the first
name. in. trunnion“ cranks have heed
- these two tenths toge-
ther its fl The lmkwood Monume-
. any‘s team and the Win“
ni‘pauk ,_ nine will play on the Bait-
ter grou
o‘clock.
game. on
no to the mile.
The In rim of tho Knob
t‘lrth wii on to concerts hy the
Wheeler
the drown n the evening. The Nor-
wulk You no memhere‘ and their
families: a rlends will enter them-
selves- at i on house and with satire
on the St The South NOTI‘R’lk
Munch (“numbers and their fault.
lies will Wmith’s Ireland and hold
a clam lmkt‘here is no better place
for ouch ailing. and n, gmd time
mayo be e: d for nll'thone vrho will
he tortunn
Klondike Club will aim hold it
grenade in Granite:
‘ annual affair and the
- e is much interestt in this
- .- crowd, is expected to
or niche inception.
. of picnics there an»
Momma section at
Bear
in Swift; - lei: organization‘hns
(00a ‘ 1: Fourth Pixel
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games, the picnics
one this afternoon.
it now hail
morning. at ' 9:39
Outing
Band. and witness
tolrepi‘eoent. The
make this one oi
Party has planned
pincer in the East
First avenue.
and to general sum
for. The Jan Hot-
Tel .
who has. been
:1 morning: from
. Bill road. flat,
darts than {at
or alive. have
~ in; parties
"'1‘ “his. “awn“
one kind there
me.
was caught lag-Warn ador- while
WATER, COMMTBBIONRRB Mint.
M , “.
The Full Baird Prawn not?" Wu
Voted to Lay rilleMWam Main.
The board of would commissioners
oi the city of Norwn consisting of
Gould 8. limit. ,
George I. million it the regular
monthly meeting yont day afternoon.
The usual bills were 9 orodppai‘d and
other routine hunlno it transacted.
About the only no not business
”aside from this wnn‘ .‘voto to‘iny a
new water main in mechanic street to
replace the (me now titer-o.
BUTLER LODGE “[NBTALLATION.
District Deputy Bench Conduct: the
Ceremony for that)“ Fellows,
District Deputy l). Burr Beach, the
new appointee to this trust. exercised
hie prerogatives for the first time, Tums.
day evening. when he installed the
new officers of Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0.
F‘. All of the unicorn were not pregnant
and the remaining open will be ins-tall.
ed later. Those installed iast‘ovening
were:
Noble grandam. t}. Benedict.
Vice noble—Joseph Brown.
Secretory—«Frnult-E. Corr.
Trench rer~—'~M ilton Elwood.
Financial secretary—Jesse 0. 30%
man. *
illree‘torwA‘rthur L. Benedict.
‘ Worden Ernest Hopkins.
Condurctor-~Wlllinm 3. Wilcox.
L, S. to N. lleng‘nnh (insulin-inn.
L. S. to V. (ls—wl‘tiohurd l’roece‘.
Outside GilardwCinrenco Brush.
Chniilninmll‘rederriclrr ll. nieiu.
Gospel Tell _
_ Y Services
on ilne woman one
island lieu Snurlup
lit. Helium's Fleet: zlnii liruir-
liridpe In Bouillon
* - . r
if pieonhnlxthe mpél tent will he
pitched in the orchard tomorrow. Elnora
vices will beheld Sundae ‘ and each one.
needing Sabbath. ., The linectiogu Son.
tiny and each uumdltfit Sabbath will
heat it n. to. 3 not! it or in. The nonu-
al convention will-'he held from July
in to ill.
Sits. (l. 7L; Clinton. of the Welland
Route. paid a visit to the camp of the
Kennedy Glennie, one day recently. and
was renown over the summit-“(loin
riii-in Simon inane. Sbe’retnrnml much
pleased with the onernplnry method
with which the comp is conducted.
t‘riptain George Winston. of Rowaytori.
has toured the boat and drnwhridgr
owned try 3. hi. Mallory to the pier in
front of his cottage. They will be
{llfit‘i‘il in milieu an: cit-om are occult-ole.
\fr- Mallory and family are expected
lolly. ,‘ p -
Minn Cornell hoe hauled om his
{two “Halcyon." and had repairs-t. made
to her rudder- The craft in in fine
rimpc now. and Mr. t‘omcll has been
“mirroring soils on the. Sound.
Mine Helen Rune hen arrived from
Newark. N. J... nod will spend the seen!
her at the Glover cottage.
George Lien. Jr.. in unending a fear
days in New York city.
Rev. William Jamaal has returned
{mm Brooklyn. where he has been con.
ducting religious sortie-us the
month. and will nutty at the Elihu
Home during July and linemen:
> Mr. and first. George: “it Holmes are
spending the summer at Bartlett ml»
R. H. Golden took moonstone! hill
entertainer cottage on than~ melts today
and ‘ is entertaining» accent of into
friends. , _
Mrs. Claire nod can flank. of New
York city. are spending a few days It
the Rogue mm.
Mr. and him Minutem- mtndonnfiee
from Venezuela, are media; ‘a new
hrs at Elim Home. ,
her. and Moe. Bolton nod daughter
Mabel are «toppling mention cottage.
. him-Hm and family arrived yes-
terday towvihe W at their not.
use. ‘
"hm new nicotine are anchored in the
n
A party of you; Tattoos and gentle-
m m cunning in the lot opponent
Sunset, coinage. .
LOST HIS SKIFF.
our. \W 3 Km; Cam p Amy
mm on. flaking Harbor.
is. F. M or Hump Biol. who
i
whatever totem: one messed in the
land cold. in addition toner timed no
adminint‘ratrlx. and the court finds
that such a it
her grantee.
of this quotation, and the lend their sold
try her in no longer a matter on concern
to either Mrs. Smith or her creditors.
when consideration in given to the
claim that the widow he entitled to
donor in the'lnnd foreclosed. in this
state» the widow is tenant in common
With thcvheln until there in a never
once and I parting of the land by an
mimment o! dower.‘Woonier to. iron
(romp-any; l'di Conn, 23?. Foreclmurc
Arraigned“. For § *
lien linesleii in liariiurri identi-
phenomena Railmailllhdal
no is on when n no.
.r‘
metallic. all” John (from ‘ Who were
intended in Bristol liar-t Wednesday-on
the charge. uranium} no; mm oil the
cannula Pam . its-film company.
manning ‘ WELW unarm-
C‘m ‘ Emotion-r" TIL E. slat-win today and
m Milly munch that General newt
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So lleeidesiudpeilplilrslnlluniau
illluruep's llniuer liiritiun lliuiieu
Suuplil To Here Foreclosed Prop-
erip lieslnred To Siniili Estate
on a no no Berilone no it
Present The Judge Sups
Judge Nobbs .iu the Bridgeport Pro-
bate (lotiri, hair handed downed deci-
sion on the motion of‘Attorney Sultan
O’Neil for the setting aside oi the dew
or of Mrs. Mary E. Wright Smith in
the estate of her deceased husband.
Eli C. Smith. in it he declined in no.
cent the claim of Mil-ill O'Neil that the
(lower should include equity one-third
of certain pieces of property which
were foreclosed by mortgagee since
Mr. Smith‘s death. also a third of the
portion of the estate mid by the wt:
[low in; ndmlulstratrix, by order of the
coirrt of probate.
The decision is accompanied by a
memorandum which cannot fail to he
of interest to every owner or root es-
tate in Connecticut. it follows:
"This application in made by a creed
ting»! the widow of tic-conned. and in a
proper proceeding under the decision
of our supreme court of errors in
tlrcnlhond's appeal, 42 Conn. 374.
"The application, however. prays for
on mlgnment of downer-in all the real
property of which the titer-tinned was
:ursscsnod in too at the time of his
death, notwithntnndinn the (not that a
certain part of it hall lmrn forenloml,
and a portion of the remainder has
been retold by the widower-r administra»
trix under an order of the potirt,
"There is no our-lotion whatever on to
the widow‘s right of donor in the land
which has been neither foreclosed nor
hold. The right of «lower in pitch loud
is undisputed. So for no dower in the
land sold is concerned it may he field
that the administrator‘s titled in ordln
my form conveys only the interest
which the deccndent held at the time of
hire death inthe lurid conveyed. The
heirs lose by the conveyance all title
thereto, hot. the downer right of the
widow cannot be conveyed by an all»
ministrator unions the Widow lodgeo
with the probate court her consent
thereto- An mlministraior'a deed can.
not convey the widow‘s right of (lower
whether nominee-d in terms; or not. -
\l‘rxvst‘er vs. litmtu Lyman iron (tome
penny. 38 Conn . 25?. unless her coherent
inc tiret obtained and appear of record.
No such ironed-ht was obtained from
litre. Smith. it in claimed. however.
hot she gave a oultrluim timid of
end has been recorded by
This; .eil'eclnnlir disposed
“A more perplexing «intention arisen
(continued on Fourth Page)“
” Entitlement
woodwind [
ummno. Joly pix—Gordon o. '
M... o... «no»...
Council adjourn until next. week.
domino thrown. who hall appeared as
e
oroof had been adduced, and he want-
oile of photographer on thertahle with
so much force their were scattered all
wide, but loud coon-g
mark. Angry words; churned
about titty tritium. atom! in. and the
one is an athlete
or; irrapeo‘beuroen i
- A minute later the Cu
tflair was forgotten, and
ind Alderman O'Connor. who more
in mm! the his
new hot. at it-
he ante mom to light it
routes. The Mayor
that lie-did inter.
lighting ability trim
fr‘Conom-“n friends
Ernie-c, while the»
”used him...
norms {are to face.
pounding the
rhodium
them.
who would
more a motion” if to sold
or. and the
think on" the In
torn-Mil. m
maxed
him.
about the Mayan“ knocked down mow-r ‘
all m -_ '
film or
, warm BULLETIN.
' Probably fair Friday.
“he...
1
MUBT nov “Ar union file‘s“.
Hat Makers Vote to Pine ltd mbers
For violating Thin-ll» .
Tire lint Mnheru’ Aonocliitlon voted n
line of ti on any nicnrbor who patron'
lzoii a nonunion store, at the monthly
meeting. Tuesday evoulng.‘ -
A committee. consisting of one mun
from much of the night shops in the no»
termination was reelected to consider the
matter of forming a nick benefit fund
and to draw up plans. John Murray
tweir elected chairman of this commit-
no.
The meeting were held In ‘Germanla
Hall and was well attended.
‘ CUTTING ROADSIDE BUSHES.
Contractors Complimented for Their
Work Around Norwalk.
The contractoru who have charlie
of the road repairs loathe town of
Norwnlk are receiving many compli-
mcnln for the thorough way in which
they‘nre removing the Tlllllhcll from
the sides of the road. This practice
has not been indulged in for-,a long
contractors make any money in the
time, and it in douhtful if any ‘of the
deal. it will be cooler next year be
cause with the bushes once removed
it will be easier it! continue the good
work. ‘ - ,
MR. HiLL‘s WINTON VERY FAST.
- The new Winton racer which arrived
yesterday for E. Hill, Jr., has an clghv
teen horse power engin‘o guaranteed
to drive the machine it» miles per
hour over Connecticut roads. The
speed over a given mile on a fairly
good road in one minute and ten noc-
‘ lip I Fathers
, Tear ll Fiphl
- [linoelrs Surne fillers llnrrn
lloi Times iii A Terr liuulrolle
lui‘esligullnn lleelinp»
NEW ROQlll-IlJJE, N. Y.. July 3.-—~lt
's probable that never again will two
chowder of men come at near lighting
on (mourned inst evening in the City
llnll. Ontarhnlf of the crowd backed
up Mayor Clarke and the other Alden
nan O'Connor. Coats were thrown on.
sleeves rolled up, hands epat upon and
at all ended in the Mayor shaking the
lidennan and hawking down three or
”our men in so doing.
The trouble arose at the close of the
roaring in the trial of Server Commis-
ioner Gemge Roth, Who in alleged to
law: pnid out something like coupon
’or mrhoxrarution when no rock was
excavated. The charges are prefer
"ted by the Mayor. The hearing}; have
men in progress for three weeks. with
he Aldermen sitting as; a trial coiirt.
late inst‘evcning it was moved the
Ma
.he friend of the amused Compilation:
or druid that not one hit of «meltdown
rd what he termed a farce ended.
While making his speech he threw a
over the Column mm: on the rebound,
Alderman Spencer suggested an an
i h to be heard by
ill. that the‘erpoaker take the Wilhelm
hand. When the motion to adjourn
anion. Alderman Contact: demanded
ingrily what were meant by the re-
. The
:rowd- including the Aldermen and
no men moored on; Mayor Clarke.
of (innumerable prom
he two men.
neon-Spencer
Mayor Clarke
profs interference.
.Mtc‘r a. for hot word's
Invited the Hayor into
out. “no ring
made as if to do
The dimfity in
ct: everyone. and
lined up for his do.»
Homer’s friends min
This brought the two fan»
The crowd our '
Alderman hacked toward
dragging the Aldormanlwith
1:... Ella)- '
he Aldermen i
mournin- him. - 0'an
he the my:
or. war am new.
on holding him-183M
hired hold of the Alden
Whilst almond and shook
In who»; the Autumn
.- This one: the elm {or
5:“ when up also ‘ new ,
sell on easy payments monthly.
he unreported or at once.
Sentinel tilillce.
grams. Address E. B, -
Conn
water tanks; now in use at r
(“MW -. Belle island.
city water.
once of the Old Well Cigar Co. 83‘
Washington street.
“in“! cell the "inside
land on,
1. our Sanctum. “My
grin mealtime ton '
Surrounded
The Conn .
ll liesperalewl‘ipirlwllus lulu
press ind Three Men Slipl
Two Seen lpiup lull lliieliil’o -
lire Pralialilp llead- ;
. 'Sl’illllc Times. -
rAcou‘A, Wash., July 3—4; I
phone message junt received rt?
that Tracy, the escaped convict
“rounded at Bothcil on the. northe’
oil‘le railroad, 22 rollers north of Seattle
A desperate flight in in progress.
Three men hove-nr hoop nhot. .
men were seemiying In the (lite
hairly dead. The probably tutti
wounded are lieuty Sheriff Raymo
of Everltt; L. B. imsnercu, a report
for the horrific Times, and De
Sheriff Jack Williams, of Seattle, ,
was wounded three times and ill,-
thce shots at Tracy, who was i t
open. . * ‘
wnnvzomn omvo MAN are»:
oerapher. Moot be good penmnn
accountant and willing to do gene
office work, Raymond Bros. 1
TO LET. ‘
To LET—BARN WITH F'QU
entails, largo. loft and carriage mm. ,2-
lliuli St, Neuron-L. Ct. - ‘
Lounnhury, Mathewson & .
To Ler~—Pi.uiisndr rooms on
room withuse of both, Will rent; "
nonahly to young man of good (2
ter. 1 Trinity Place. Cell hot on
and s. evenings. ' .
To LET~_~ USE. 8 ROOM
Burritt avenue: modem improvemep‘
Four rooms. second floor, 46 _,
Main street, suitable ‘rfor‘oilleeo
dwelling. Honor: and bani, 11:11 -
Place. all modern improvement '
door of four rooms, 7 Ann untrue
ninja E. A. Woodward. .
To LET—«l ROOM APARTMKK
2d flood, rear. Swans” t Co
Steven and Waitern'mnrket, Rn
Place, rent :9. For further ‘1) .
lam apply to'Old‘ Well Cigar on 33
Washington meet. “ ‘
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Vow house in Norwalk. whiz“?! ft...
in fruit tree”, hen house and run. W
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54‘,
ron' SAL centimetres
hay, to bands high. flood driven,
two rows. Addrm' Mrs. W. D. PM
tisfi. Woodward Park, South Marital
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Goran. no
171
one zone
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will sell very cheap. Ave 1 It the
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