' I . riously til at hiI home
'2 street.
89 position In A.
want in very-sill at her
Wash!
Doctor of It! Place, has
B. BJackson's
A I‘ Brothers are building a der-
. MI street.
Hill “stile L'Hommeiiieu. of Row-
mtlrlde. of East Norwslk,
I“export. ‘
filth Mr. and Mrs.
Ste, ii. to street ‘
'Tho RWW
steam washing machines.
6 'ciock in the church parlor.
‘er a week's illness with grip.
purchased from J. Wallace Marvin.
Mrs. Gumbart. wife of Principal E.
H. Gumbart, is coniined to her no e in
Osborn avenue with a severe col .
Fitch sleet.
Henry Lewis has left his job open-
I lng oysters in the Regal shop and
taken a position as driver for Barnes.
the i'n'llkman. .
William G LeCount. of Seavlew ave~
nue. has recovered from a severe
sprain he received three weeks ago,
the result of a had full.
Miss Etta Brundage will entertain
the members of the Wednesday Even-
. ing Euchre Club this eveifin'g at he:
home in Van Znndt street
The big lighter "hl’a‘hhattan, "
which came up the harbor with a car
9 go of pig iron for the Norwalk iron
Works. went out this morning
J. Petty has resigned? his" position
as opener in the Bartel p and gone
, to work in the plant of me McKihbln
Manufacturing Comp3l1y in South
Norwalk.
The Sentinel has received a number
.of anonymous conundnip’atlons recent-
‘ 1y. Persons desiri9: articles printed
should sign their named as a guarantee
of good faith.
Mrs William H. memo: the Wash-
lngton street bridge. has recovered
from an attack of grip. Her husband
is at present suffering from a lame
arm and back. . ,. .
William Irwin, foreman of the core
room in the Colonial Foundry and Ma-
. chine Company's plant, has resigned
his position to take one in the foundry
to learn floor work. r
James Gochez of Fourth-Itreet, who
has been 111 since last fall and unable
9 to work. resumed his duties in l" W
Quitman's shop in Haviiand street.
I South Norwalk. this morning. '
Arthur G. Loveioy, of New street
has left his job as opener In the Radel
I. shop and is at present employed as
driver for the George Hotchkiss Sous
Beef Company. taking the place of one
of the regular drivers who is 111.
I The registrars oi the Third Voting
District will hold their first session to
receive applications for- caucus and
rimary registration. Friday from 12
.99 con to 9 in the evening. at the store
of Edward 111 Gotham. in First street.
The Junior Band will hold its weak-
1y ’meeting Friday evening at 7: 30 at
the Methodist parsonage with Harry
inaworth an the leader. President
award W. Benedict asks every mem
mto make a special chart to be pres-
The this weather of yeilterday in—
need I large number of ciammcrs to
, down the liIrbor One and all
part good luck. William 0. Sea-
hnd several large orders for
infin'd' oysters but easily tilled
fie??? gairvketherha veteran of
01 It. so ously ill at his
is an. e eastacnd of the Washing-
awake him thus far have been no
9Wlwaometimandnlledom
I we e mhlm thus far hove been up
first; is Idiiders Ind somfiarry
urlre Sen 8 a. of Howard Ivonne.
turned yesterday trains week's visit
relatives and blend I in rise-
9 While these an. Snugders had
oils Darrow. of East avenue.
II from I severe attack of
I‘M in the rear of their home In Van
. ’I mu- Gregory iI confined to his home
9 quninmn street bridge with
street Ipent «guild-y with .. .iends
a visit with his
My. of Bridgeport,
ills is very busy at
I». present preparing lumber to be used
a
The Official Board of the Methodist
Church will most this evening at 8
. Charles Gray, overseer in the Radel'
cater establishment is able to be out
Raymond Brothers are painting the
houses on Osborn avenue recently Fol
‘Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Bradley will
shortly move from their present quar-
ters in Strawberry Hill to rooms in
February 28d. ‘1
polled of
cry and John
.Wiih
Gil With full pit!” 3%
some: toribulldi n
fiedls‘tely after" till 1hi‘eetl‘ng‘
Department. the members of
men'tioned comm
to hold I my sometime
early part of 8,8041:th also decided ‘ -I
to make a gene's-s1
hf: Rowayton and vicinhty to come to
Sold Where; In boxes 10c. and In.
but part of the evening was given up
to business. then games were enjoyed
and later ice cream and other refresh;
meats served. After this each
present as“. I piano solo with tits
c epilon of r. Cocksrham, who sang {l
was after midnight when the at
left for ther rhomes after agree ng to
meet with ins Edith Youngs. mm
February 30th 1‘he chami'm
“Erm- Miss Lucil
Sony. Miss ith Youngs. George 99%;“ .
lie. John Cookerham and Freeman in
to George Leslie is secretarytand
Mi I Van Seo‘y treasurer. ~i
By the closest possible marsh 841-.
ward Bryant. the well known "artist"
31:“: lEutlSIde. rated 100 more:
e ea net 9 ght at the hands 98
rated eiflit g. It was thflx
Stine in on t r round fwihh‘iflllit
prale in the Hefner pool rnamegt
and the is: crowd two ”9: I99
.9... ti: "r i ‘t
ovarst stIIteext
intense and what: Fox Jamil”?
one point abuse, parenting his op
cat by the cobra at 80 to ill a big out
went up Two more games will close
the tournament and the "victors will be
awarded their risen. Tomorfigwn night
Theodore Tobey and' Bradley nil pl‘Iy
and next Tuesday night the final will
come off between Frank lilo; andAr-
thur Day. Carl Wicke refereed that
night and Fred Brown kept ac‘ore.
The full score:
E. Bryant; ‘- F. Fox.
13 . [2‘9319‘ .
22 3 :;
27—2 9 ill—3:2
31—1 ' 24-2-1
39—1I » 29—49
46 I 35.742 .
58—1
81 9 gr»!
73——1
80
89 ill
95 69
99 80
ROWAYTON
Lois Marsh 18 qhite ill with grip.
There are many cases of grip
town.
Mrs Oscar Mills is recovering from
an attack of grip.
Lois Marsh. of Highland avenue, in
ii 1th a severe cold.
iss Minnie Snifien will entertain .a
in
company of friends this evening‘ at
her home in this place.
Silas Carpenter. of this place. was
the guest yesterday of John P. Brom-
mer, of Railroad avenue. Darlen.
C. Hdnry Senior. ofINew Rochelle. is
spending a few days the guest of his
sister. Mrs. Jo u-Sniifen, of this place.
James E. tevens. of Pennoyer
street has so far recovered from his
recent illness as to be able to attend
to his duties again
Oscar Mills and family. who naive
been spending the winter with Mrs.
Willis Nickerson, in Railroad place. in-
tend to return this Week to their home
in Highland avenue.
Christian Endeavor»
ed in the Baptist Churc
y was observ-
9, Sunday. he-
glnnlng with a sunrise prayer. meeting
at 7 o'clock. which was well attended
and full of interest. The union meet-
ing with the Epworth League at 6
oclock was 9larg9$ly attended and help
in; to all. as led by the presi-
denis of the two bodietiee A. B. Clev-
erlcy and William Clnrit. This was
iollowed by a Y. P. S C. E. meeting
from 7 to 8: 30 o 'ciock.
Mrs J. 11. Co-
hurn. err-president of the Congregation
sl society of South Norwalk. Ind lilac
May O. Smith, secretary of the biotaI '
walk Union, were present and address-
ed the meeting. 'l‘her'e were also
5191099999“! addresses by Joseph Pennell and
dim Raymond. and I clonln
Shem. a recitation by Miss
n‘addl‘e‘s'l
by the pastor The services ere con-
ducted by- A. B. Cleverley. preside9t‘w
of till social!
b At a meeting of the Rolvaytod Eire
Department. held 9Monday evening.I
I commit is com-
.Meléi‘l , Willibin 0.01881:
'hnirmnn; flEdwin 53$ Stevens. A. B
leverleypflh r 31.11"
at or fsiv to
no ism-pa:
aid of the Department. gem
9. improveH each :1
street.
bers of the ranlsatiou. whose in is.
9.999in “0%! enjoyment. or “Misc
0
UNION,
111%” f
”It:
.ct-Ioisnbioos.
' . I ester-day after:
.. 9 a 9
noon at the home of her father. (liar- 9
once E Seoilold
R"- is Orissof of Greenboro.
N. 0.. who has been the guest of Mr.
all?“ Stephen R Hoyt: “lime to
pcliHer. lit, for 8 N8 I.
cpyNorthrup NH
doses
at her home in M
ny she walked to the
home of Mrs. W. J. Fleming and paid
that surprised lady I call and today
she is in On Bid 0 visitin lends.
"William .Willm ..,Jr and
daughter. Miss Susie Wlilmott. and
Mrs. Willis Mills of Rowayton. are
'mndmt‘h the flaky the 99cm: of Joh:
more I we nown i: . a
wife. It their hoihe In I’m-t” star. ‘1
Mrs. Albert H. Scoheld was in 80th
Norwalli yesterday afternoon in call
on her brother. Moses S. Mather. who
hoabeen seriously Ill with pneumonia.
81s friends will be glad to learn that
the crisis is over and that he is slowly
recovering.
Grocer li‘. V. Cantrell lost A valuable
horse Monday night. The animal was
taken with colic. about midnight and
despite Mr. Cantrell's best eifortsdied
infihort time. The horse was the
wel sewn black one used on the de-
Yestcr
I livery wagon.
, E. E. Sheffield. the antique furni
turd healer with store on Main street.
has moved from Stamford into the
notice on Bailey avenue vacated by
Hilliard. Smith and family. His or.
“all were brought here from Stain
* hord’yssterday.
Ms.- Sohllditnecht. who formerly con-
limited a lab. fruit and vogflble mar-
b:‘iiailro avenue. has sold out
one C D. Knapp. of this
u‘place. and the store is closed. A sign
yin the window states that G. D Knapp
9will open a market there the first of
March.
Samuel Acker and daughter, Miss
Minnie Acker. of Stamford, spent yes-
tel-day the guests of Mr. Acker's slc
ter. Mrs L. F. Wood. of Railroad Ive-
nuo. Mr Acker is recovering Milt
a six weeks’ attack of grip. part of
which time he was critically 111 This
is the first time he has been confined
to bed because of illness.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company.
No. 1. held its regular monthly meet-
ing Mohday evening at the quarters in
Main street. As all the returns from
tickets on the recent ball had not been
made the committee was unable to de-
termine how much the company had
netted from the affair. Only about
half the tickets had been accounted fer
Monday night At this meeting the
accounts of the old officers were torn-
. “-‘cd over to the new ones.
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
(‘ombanyk of Noroton held their
monthly meeting Monda night and
voted to hold their annna hall Thurs-
day evening. February 19th. The If
fair this year will be held in the Dan
ien Town Hall and the committee are
soaring no pains to make it 'go way
ahead of its predecessors. The com-
mittee of arrangements is James Ben
nett. Thomas Riley. George Scott
Fred Austin. Charles Bennett and Mr.
Stoddard. Campbell's orchestra. of
Stamford has been engaged to furn-
ish music.
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WESTPORT. . .
Uwou Feeney spout Sunday in Wes-
ton with friends. 9
William Waterbury. of Norwnlk. is
in the employ of Contractor Glynn.
hingdon Ketcham. of Saugstuck
event Saturday and sundny in New
York city
Mrs. Stephen Bray has returned to
her home here from a visit with friends
at Long Hill.
Harold Ogden who has been spend
ing a week at home. returned to Phil
adelphia Saturday
’_ ‘R. w. Post is to be added to the list
of mobilists. lie has purchased a
"Centaur" electric maChino.
Extensive improvements areIto be
made on the J B Morris house here
J. F. Keelcr has been entrusted with
the work
Members from here are in attend-
cnt Pomolo‘gicai Society. beingiheld in
Unity iisll. Hartford today and tomor-
1'08!
veritt Fiilow went fishing in the
‘ pond Saturday. and succeed in
landing ll pickerel several of
4 pounds
8. Benedict a lie spent Sun-
dayhin Noninlk wi .IA. Franoll.
Edward Walsh Iias purchased an 18
l boat in which he intends to
metal I gasoline engine.
uni-tot meet for hreheavgal It .th
‘hd‘llle o A‘lmé Allen.’l‘ c9 table has 9
:Irhediaing.
laser! a ’hbvel I
f sip: I graphwhone an instructor.
res members have I number of red
' dull of professional unartettes of un- .
lined. ' I
’ HlyOI J. T 8 Melt: N.
once at the meetings of the Connecti- ,
weight. one that tipped the scales at;
resent the Computing Scale (foi's ‘
Avibliirsc‘rs.”
Knapp Win. 8. ”I Washington 8.N .
Mei-choose F. 8i.LibrIry lulldlng.
awmso manual-u sac.
cIIIIhIn Peter. I. 88 Cross
AKSRY
Bundle J. H. 8. VIII andt 8. N.
' SAKlR-Y ND LUNOHROOM. N
mums Mrs. R. e. 82 North Main 8.N .
IAKIRY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 188 WAIhlnp’ton 8. N. lrIIc
A Ollie “liver“ t8 Ill plrtc of city.
L8”. F29 A. 897“ Wllhlfim S. N.
b.9988.
cihtrsl National Wail N. .
Glt9y' NItldha United Rank Bldg 8. N.
firflcld do My National i4 Waii n.
FRil‘flIld County SlVlngI at Wall N.
Norwslk “vinyl Society AM Well N.
So. Nor. Trust Obi. 88 Washington 8. N.
So. Nor. Savlii I Sank United 8k. Bldg
4» ‘ a“
ler Gustav 111‘ Washinrt‘on 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 88 Wash union 8. N.
BLACKSNITHS AND Hones
aHbla
S.
Flynn‘fidwlrd 10.; Nanford PI 8. N9.
' OARDING HOUSES. .
Riblll Ion Mrs. J. A. 10 West Iv. S. N.
Quintet-d House 5 Elizabeth 8. N.
and? sun sacs utilities.
Kcsllv‘f c. 158 Wuhlnnten 8. N.
ley 1» Wash": «in s. N.
Lyon“ D. A Go. 80 “blunted 8. N.
‘SOOTAND ngitfiuAKSRS AND RE
Src‘dlce Brunch) 83 Mali: “N.
Nash Eimcr H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. la Bondsman: 8. N.
aox MANUFACT hens.
The Knapp Rex Co. 138 star S.N
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Geo. E. 89th": Prop.
BUSHELMENE"!
KIrpinIkl Frank 2c floor 51 qu N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry in. 181 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND. SIGN PAINTERS.
Brothlrton R. L..20 Brook N. ,
Makln Ellis 10 Hldford S. N.
CATHOLIO RILIOIOUS $RII6LES.
OMROPODISTS.
Griffith Mrs. «Mule I40 Wall N..
casiocivv has».
“Manner T. 2 80. Main BIN
CIGARS sun roaacco.
Hayes J. T. 5 Mll nN
Oldcv'ischlapcr Jehn 15s wash'ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. umsuamo Block.
thlpil‘y A (21er 84 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING AND «ism FURNISH-
ING
Jason: M. 183 Washington 8. N.
GONFECTIONERB.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Milt: 8. N.
CONFECTION‘HV AND BAKERY.
Keith" Nell. H. crm
Smith HIPTI'IAI 58 Main N. I
i ' I." DINTIITS“.
Boutwbil D. F. 897: Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank I ‘8 Soul): Main S.N
Phllfil M A. 78 ”WNW 8. N.
bliss! AND boar MAKER.
Chincry Miss‘ 8‘. 18 Elm N.N
DRE.“ GUT‘IIND SD OOLS.
Mead ill-p.99.) J. W1 vllaiid 8. N. 9
131'... '
an: "a" M: c.9999;
, or n
"i ”tq'mfigns' :4:
lug .. . 9‘
sell but: N.
gross I. N.
BEING ii usr or has some: Fm AND monsoon:
or no: rows or NORWALK. .
3" ilmllii iiiuriistnuis l‘iiiu This [lead $1 .110 Pt: line For 11m Hulls.
AbbreviationIrN" Norwnllt; 8. N.. South9 Norwalk; E. N., East Norwaik.
INSURANCI AND RIAL ISTATI.
Taylor 8. Golden 74 Washington 8 N.
I Smith
T988085 35 Main N.
Miller J. w. 138 Water 8. N.
. Satan _JOhn 8.7 Union Ave. N.
. Rlldl'llln P. I; Gazette lidg.N .
' Smith I. 0.- nor. Knight inc wan N.
-I . garment A“
Stsvlne .‘9 9
. gleamiacgéwnaa I. 1'
‘ rim
Hoyt duels 8. 48 Wall
LIwuncIJ ..8 Ag' y 12 So. Mali: 8. N.
L9Iyton9J. M. 8 R. R. no.8.
, JOI PRINTERS.
fireman e. A. ll wswm ten 8. N.
ordncr. Printer cor Ii A Water N.
Mitchell H.810 North Main 8.N .
JUNK DEALERN
Han-II Abraham 18 Raymond 8. N.
KIT IN FURNISHING GOODS.
. 8. 8. 0e. 82 Washington 8. N.
. LADIKS’ FURNISHINGS.
Millet I. Mrs. 85 Washington 8. N.
LADIIS” AND GENT8’ CLOTHING
. OLEANID AND DYED.
Buttorfael c. 8 Raymond 8. N.
, 'LAUNDRIES.
crescent 8 Sclvlew Ave 8. N.
Old Well 82 limits“ 8. N.
Long BIN! 18 North Mlln S. N.
Wing 8cm 2 South Main 8. N. .
I LUMBER DEALERS.
Hnioh A Bailey Co. Water 8. N.
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS".
McKlbbln G. N. Go. 89-68 Water S.N
MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
9 assesses.
Rldcr Miss H. a. 97 Washington a. N.
MANICURE. MASSAGE. SHAMPOO-
. i ..
Hayes Mi-I. A. M. as South Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
New York Market 142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAILOR!
Byrnes P. J. 7 Main N.‘
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Kocour Franz 10 North Main 8. N.
Ncugcbsucr .l. 84 Washington 8.N .
Porcelil J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALIRS.
HnwxhurIt Chas. H. 25 West Main N.
MILLINERS.
St. John The MiIIlI 48 Wall N.
Tillotlon a. a. Miss cc Wlli‘l. a. N
MINES AND iNVESTMENTS.
Greene 8 Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
MONUMENTAL :RORK AND BUILD-
Stevens M. W. 80 Main iN.
MUSICAL NSTRUMENTS.
lch Chen. G. 28 IBM
Lockw F. E. 38 Wall.
studwo J. w. 39 North Main 8. N. ,
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N;
Leary 8. Co. 19 Railroad Ave., S. N,
overan expenses AND evils.
. , use. ..
Heyt w. H. a and :39 Water a. N.
OYSTER DEALERB AND empress.
MIrrlllA. H. 128 Water-‘8. N.
saunrsas AND PAPER-HANGERS.
aestty J. w. 207 Washington 8. N.
Decker G. 18 Haviiand S. N.
Egginson F 1'. 82 No. Main .8. N.
Rudder J. A. 88 South Main 8. N.
, : FAWN BROKERS.
Hcrwlu I. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis S. 911 Main N. "
PiANO TUNSRS.
elm Edward J. 8 Seymour 3. N.
PIANO AN ORGAN iNsTRUCTons
Benediction F152 West Ave.
MInville Edward R. :18 Lowe 8. N.
PICTURES AND PlDTURE FRAM-
INI o
Radical Way 8. 18 won Ave. S. N.
' ‘ PIG‘TURI FRAMING.
PANING MILLS. ‘ '
9 6p nullity Iv. E. N.
Hoyt, Nonm- inhibited mic“ Bldg.
rc‘.‘
iiii-nut?8 it. “what; N.
SARI DEPOSlT‘VAULTS.
Notional Infill offl
, ‘ cartoon
Ohm Miss Eva i4
ammo liabilities.
at...» ca. :24 w
winem- a whiten
“9i“:
918. ling-In 8. N.
”NDLIR‘:
‘ nest: and that is by constitutional rem
”“i
s. N.. .
oipbrowwiii Neuioet West Ave. 8.N . i
tail-31:10.15 s. N. man and boom. '
iv‘s’io is). ‘9
WW" I. N. .
censuses
b9 local applications as they cannot
“sch the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf
edies. Deafness is caused by In in
flamed condition of the mucous lining
o the Eustachian Tube. When thii
t be is inflamed you have I rumbling
sound or imperfect henrin .and when
It is entirely closed. Bea en la the
result. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and um tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inliamed coudltiou of
tlic mucous'surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
(latnrrh) that cannot be cured by
linil‘s Catarrh Cure. Send pr circu-
lz‘us free.
i". J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c:
Hall's Familyd’ills are the best.
nmfih
Valve.
Noiselesa, closes without jar of wa-
ter hammer. Has no tank.
M villi.
THE IDEAL " -
Volqmetcr Pressure Regulating
Flush Valve.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the same length of
time regardless of the head or pres-
sure In service pipe.
See it InIcherItlon in our display
room.
HORACE R. NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Sta.
Special Sale ,
Volunteer 11011:
i .
550 has
A. stun
COTTAOI AVE; “981' NORWALK
f amiss: ~
..laix‘g‘i‘ s; {'3.
. D90 Wham-Ir
>43.
11" WAININOTON: 37m
CANNOT II CURID;
sawhorse AND
EAT
when 182.
PL! TING
i by imprwved methodsshenoc, m9 9
reasoneblcv—more lasting. ‘ “fly I
rabid. Silver. Nichol, Copper; Ii: »
soiAnthue Bronzing.
J
v;
Motrin. . .
The New England Electric lo-
' tor really has no si9iperior9.9 Gladiy
show you one. ..
ms c; N. Mcmsnv
no co.
1: 6 WATER-911. W;9W:QRWAM
.‘fi 91 Inn
DAILY FREIGHT 1M“
BETWEEN
saw roux... , m9
uonwntx'njnn
scum spawns.
ml:i
2:199:
illiI 91!! l.
‘th
.Steamcrs Eagle and City 90’:
Norwsik leave New York, P1889
23. East River. Beekmiln Sin. 3
p.9 m. Norwaik and South Nor-
'9'“!
153‘:
w'a'lk during the night.’ ’9
hi: You [mannered in C;
LIFE manning“ .
the kind that is moderol‘e '0‘“
safe and profitable for lnvcstiden
feet for protection of hr in ly?
The Connecticut Genera Lite Insur-
anee Company of liarflord deal in thia99
kind I ‘ I ' ’
Face H. PIELD unusual. MINT.
Unites unknowing
Scotti Nor-walk.
JUNIUS BROWN
Painter and Paper Hanger-
Purc White Lend and tin:
mixed by hand will wear Inigo
as long and: cover double Inc.
face as machinery mixed.“ Pa
house of William Stevens In of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by mi,
in this manner over eleven year!
ago. They are still good;
Your house will stand II well
'if i paint it. My office. 52m}?
Main street. My residence. ll.
Elm Grove street. I .,
1., 9. .I ,. i.‘
Beautiful
But there are such» ’ ‘1‘
nevertheless. «We mum. "
- to seem boastful. hilt IN“.
proud of our stock. We web "
ed hard to fret it We dim .
take what “We DI."I
That is one reason whyhc“
have the tillowcdo.
PAINTING prions HANNA
" - rub. flaconATINGI. ”I 99
era-ism. :J: i” hi4:
10 First Avcnol. seer Naoawaihi."
, rat on: use.
gs:
.r.
*8
[ 19 North Main St.
9' Residence. o crescent
Telephone It house. 34-6.
TING. .
not? warm: Hairy
.. not“ AIR sins ‘ '
.. III-ovens shim“ smile
SLATE AND mm
9. (lab: 'fikfifl, ' m
$3.35} 711., ...‘
u... .9- 1. rows» ‘9 ,‘
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