Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 19, 1903 · page 1

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was I nomination ct canon la probe
ratios for the election. which will be
held on Christmas night. nest Friday.
State Councilor Case otilartiord}
State Secretary Charle7s H. Adenine

. South Not-walk. .os‘ng sugmdutaldsgr:
tutor Stevens tam . were

out and dellvdrdd interestingaddress-
There were vocal selections by
Charis Hi' i and Ii II. Keeler durin the

the other “vision"
were abont's doses

if lnduslfldl Salinas
fork

membereoi beds
Council of husband, who- velao made

rear-ha
"About 10 o'clock all repaired to tho
national room whoa: temoilnc our

 
 

The brat annual cake walk. bell and
entertainment given by .1139 Social

Three. was held last. night in Red . entertainment iotel Clifford. on

liens Hell. "Ki" tr pm and xlu mane-"7.117777 ",4 Wu, a”... members of "the industrial lav

Iver-ins Lemar won prise. a mag- Mortar.“ William rm“. clue-mu 1 all“ men oi cf the' industrial

777777779777 M75777 int of M’ ‘3ka “Pk. eigehlfs‘feummln elitism ev
e artistic ’1me I l h Penn-ll n .

cake walk. the as last evening m17‘7i7i77e77’oc‘gsioswss’ onset the no" ii! 393th 37771077? the m

far surpassed anyth seen in “mm. W W b" the club in. titular. In finance.

9°“ "WW '7‘“ M‘ i" sis-hm do much returned home on “It“ {a team of.“ 00-

the 11¢th and dissects) Wham.” oi the the 1 m m 11;; :Inm wren'ce. a social

occes on managers“. .. -..... mm

Hens". “(1'22“ “MM 4"“‘.TMA. ”'7“ .17: 23:21:... INN“ 77771h:fl “Pia:

Emil and Frederick "MM P1907. C! "I“. ”a b“ y. “0". m hSId- and lit. of Wm. oom-

Ane bcratenropthmwasrcndered is csl
bsiore7i.t became ins for the cake ’77

walking to lake pls'oe.1'lie first num-

schenm and Brier it
at Whelpley k Clark's.

 

leoreA.'.Roi! Wind

her on the program was by live little 11ml!
mm Mum“, ‘ran hi Knox. General Attorney
#73:} tgnuw‘ik “77in mint? ling [biota 7RMdl [M00 1 Phones H. Rothwell. and decision

were very eleven; -.1 audio and Little- f

ten. the always rcomedians. fev- "as “My tho“),
cred with ecnu' loh were loudly and -

1 M77, applauded 7 hire. Frederick Pillar Chosen Neblv

Sei‘sbtlons by the Big Four Questst
then followed s‘rod Wright. the well- nuns and Mrs. r. 1. Lyon Vice-
Grand, Lest Night.

known vocalist. rendered several selec-

‘iI bln lint. AM
17 into the dining-hall.

lions excellent mannor. Iii- Ind
, lire; ll, “an m ‘ u bodes.- muhm 0, mg. *rs‘tll letter 1‘. ThozoIoIr-a were
”WM “rah.“h ' 3h VII 7”. “h “a .3. III“! mun“. ill; ”It“ ‘1 the had. Alone the Nbl‘
gm u“ Ililili. Tile do“... w” “(mg * ,. pilceil handsome cacti. M or—
meadhnttetm‘iogsze analytics 7.me mdidntea, and the ioliowing no.7 bids _a‘ndct‘h'oi; b‘eaiitliisl Iowan At
easn're t e an sees. ”m“
m .i. it. [Hewhlam in nine mt. flrandilrs Frederick Pltser New The new 7773-7777777 iollov-
777777.777.“— 'xiss Pearl stsv "m 0H
Cold Roast Boyd (said Corned Beef

_. a in.
37"?” “m" u“ “I” E chicken Salad ' Potato Blisd

Cold Slew.

Mamehf-‘liniok‘ng. Bettersnn

chub rs. adv”.

heater-rise. George A. tile.
also it. Bnttsrson.

Cheese. Crackers.

The third game in the South Nor
‘ ‘7‘ " wells Club pool tournament was won
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knownsi W . Mr vilotliwell then spoke in a ver:
It was 771ioece7ivtzry tib‘call their) all out. 73773713,:37 7765. The more by 7737.77,: .0 iappy vein. telling of the legal depart

, _ , ~ ., 1_ . 3 13 '3 5,117 t 1‘ 1. Hewasioliowed

. 77 77' ”777377 in 3'17ii‘177 - I“ 7:37-71 V til 0 W
13 .737]; 7. U 3 40 teen es minor; him b’re7nce7th pre-
‘ ‘ 1 7' M -' " ' ' . ' res-s "WW “- MW

The remainder do end eve _ :1 ._ 5; _ vook- smith lot the resin ciao
spent in dancing. I “if M , 1 $2.1; ‘ ' 57.1 ’5 Lil-lie allied tlilhllli’ t!
ed by Bhepurd's 1 i3," ‘ 3' 02 :eIrn 1, t insth‘c city of Bridleillort
~' .3 1 . 31...; .mn "1,7,000 annually is duveatsd in

. . 1 57...] itock .' 1 which there is no return.
. . ' 7, -" 1. 75—1 ‘nd 1 * ~. , is that ill thll city there

71an MW 7 «L. . , 3 ' . ‘siful '1. . lost in 7t wlty. In-
iii N LKl77 ,, . " ____..,...‘._... ves ' - man no scent

finale“, 3," 1M‘f‘7 ,‘715‘ 1'th WIIK ONLY. if in . ' TM"? 7777 Alum tho

Hearing to" tile on W timed. Fancy to“ 9,, My mug, bush- wigl, 'lnvestmeat dineppbars entire~

”an" of etc, oss.ol's7.' 1 i?» vi . . d
The town iii has: fig “an. ”_e— S h it made7 by coverel 'oth-
summoned Ill-pro prover 0 rule yogi A wheelies "‘ a '7 ”Wm“ 3mm
carrier .in the civil AI Hogwarts?! * ml Kelvin-1PM!
_..,e1.in 1. ch 1 DJ lililltlbm It .. .1, ..

. 27777137- Wlmis‘ufi7 ’77”. "COM?“ sliced? ‘1‘“ , 99‘ ~ in” ii “'- a”
- . town, Norwalk The The? unidvidd. which is' wish 1 I. 1 m 1'- Knot
. in n his vi learn cool tor 19*93'114 “oil K- Rath-

. the will.“ ,, their Itor Cos innhwfls uni sub- my .7‘ ragga; if,

. merged; 3,7737%“ of k7“ lien lion“: 1 ll, LCobuv-n "I,

~ ”'1. a, wrench lire, xvii-timer x Lee
lire. “In, J. B. Lew-

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mi . K?” W“ 777””"°&£'3‘,;’&,’§§.“3§ im1,hdsins.;.'xiii Ge‘orgisne Clinton.
MA ”I“ 3", vitiiii. ”the vain James Blckford mil-:1. restrict-13W 1331:0131:
8 .1 . soc coded in titanium all at his ei- ”,3 777E377“ Dofiw"%tfimv e
“ii-I'll! idle-’7“ . . ;,7 e mill was only recently pur- $7777 m “0'0"
oration rust . _ .- ' “29,177,777 me any," 00mg? “'3' Johii; bfgharlesli. Lemon.
7 7 A W
: $731!” “7‘7 “’7“ “m" “'1'“ connection lllfl'h r'Arhiee one

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Conductor”: flipBird-

The vessel metros quitc a peculiar
avenue. who is employed

sight at high tide. with only I section

York. lr.Blrdatonce
city..remainlng until Imday
3 Histathhrlpps'srediohebebbor
title.

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high“ bomb-wold

Gare 3111111111
Tn invisinrs

lieisrs. ll. l. Griburn
ind J. B. laiirulce Enter-
tain Officers and friend:

teen 7 Company. of do»

A very pleasant banquet was served.
.est evening. In the dialog hell oi the
the ulcers and

my were enabled to meet the local
nvestors. Tile oliooi'l Ifl‘ President

scretary William Coons. Chlorine-
tely Ir. Connie was ccmpsllsdto
'9IVQ on an early train and so misled
I short limo spent
1 socis intercourse those present Il-
The tables
resisted a very handsome appear-
vnce. They wereser in tbefcrsscis

Assorted Cakes. Assorted Fruits.

bum“ '3 Sbeeches were is by t
,Ll‘dhililfir'uifllim -olwhoweel needb

" it'- C. Hitshoil wen-7.- ln name W Wfl'm the nv. ‘

3." H 1 H Kn hose

“77.77" ioio'o‘ywngib Militia aliens ogwyvv- v

' savers cold that he was compelled to
rut sliort I very interesting speech.

'5: Hamilton
y the New

oietovepipeandaooroerqi‘the thecep-YorbblwwHavonand Indletiordltall-
file's heueepmtrudingebovcthewe inadComnany receivedwcrdawen
we". that his dither was critically ill

home in Ponghk .New

hit that

stthat
WWW night Hunted the
returned

again to attend the

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interesting W [by Rev. ii. I.
Werner Fromm ilMstiiiIe,the
First ten.

Th rlsh d¢7 voices to o

e pa 1; a no
Church. Weds ' roves v'ry in-
.ereeting. in at 8
o'clock I meeting: oi oman‘s
Build was belly-st w oh the Rev.

lames Benton Warner. rector of the
church read I mid! from the Rev. B.

-l Waiklns. the Brit rector of Grace:
Church. Iir. Watkins assured the
hurch of his best wishes and most sln-
rre pra ors for the waiters of the par
"th. The Rev. Mr Watkins is at the
usual time rector of St. James
Church. Arlington. Vt.

At i o'clock. Hill C. I. liar'hall. of
St. Ceorrs's pa rish. New York city.
node an lnterrstlng address on the
work of the Girls‘ Friendly Society.
Miss Marshall is secretary of the St.

eorre' s Branchfihe largest branch of
he flir‘ a’ Friendly Boom in the Unlt~
id States.

Rev. Charles Horns Addison. rector
i St. John's 8 rd, delivered an
‘ddrrss on "The School idea
the trainees.” n-ltSI card with in-
sheet by man stun-y school teach

e its and others Well.

A meeting of the , oibechnrcht
was held at 0 mt. ednesday ev-
inlng at the rental!

“in“ i'ivhidli
In Tile Flames

Brownsville. Pennsylva-
ifn. Has a fatal fire-—
\ireel Rdfiwvlyi dr Barns
vi d Killing: 75lncl ill lenis

cam. lull. 1 Mdilllii; ”chimed-—

J .lvot‘sliyil'e in Tennessee
33 3 .
NASHVILLE. has. Den 1s.-—smn
re dead and se’vqiteen- seriously Injur-
i aetlic resolute lino thst broke out

.ast night is the women' a dormitory of

777‘ WWI fort 7Ciblon.

"Kalil-l CHRISTIAN,
A ~ -
sALLl: DADI, Hattieabnrg. lies.

MATTIE» LEI MOORE, Huntalee.

.lll.
LULU A. TERRY Hchiinnsvllle,

Greensboro.

3 «fiber-Wu mun

CJRA BRYAN of C' svsiand lites
Inc was slckginvhed on the fourth
.loor. is milsiug‘. It is supposed she
ierished as all efforts to find her have
men ineffectual. , 1

The seriously injured are“ 1 '

frac-
uriea, will

"Bertha Horford. i Ch
.ure of back and internal

to:

Pretoria lilller. Anchorage, Ky.. in-
smelly injured: .bmbaglv fatal. 0 '

Janie Douglas. Han
broken end possibly internally injdred.

minis Hanan. lieysvilie, lid, leg
broken Ind inter7nally injured.

President Hamilton heard the
screams of the woman. and rushing to

s window“; which is just amiss the
street mtbs dormitory saw the

ing from the building.

hilllltbli' hastened to force on
marine into the building but when
he reached the door the frightened in-
distal had begun to Jump from the
windows. Bevel-Ii of them were killed
is jumping or were crushed to death by
those who followed. ,

The dormitory was a four-story
building of brick and the only means
of exit was down the main stairway,
vii'rh wee cut 0! shortly after the
hrs broke out. and the inmates rushed
vvnlc stricken through the smoke and

Moe seeking an avenue of escape. Bat-

and hurled themselves headlong to the

Lewis-run. IAINE. Dec. 19.-—The
Bird“; barns of the Brunswick
“ .

stock «tiered. Twenty-Ive
sum-owplowewererninsd.
.lnes,,lsss'iisatsdatueooo.psrtiv
hasred.d'hecaneeottbehrehae
» ed: 'l'lteesllissol
doe to the loss oi

tserloos ileum

branches

 

When,
to

'by leonard Woodward. of

llMiss Eleanor Moore, 069mb, 'wlll 7

viii. All" ‘lej,

Reiilarlii
Mr. Siirlain’s

Musical Program by the
little foils and Readings

Dild01'pllTi—ldl’gli Audi
once in Allendance

As is usually the custom whenever
this school gives an affair of I social
nature, the assembly room of Surteln' s
school was filled i0 stenchng (Will only.
last evening. on the occasion of a com-
plimentaiy recital of the Music Depart-
iucnt. The program was div. dod into
two parts, and the artists were mostly
the Junior members of the music class
itcauy all being under twelve years ci7
age. Each player rendered his part
or s most creditable manner.

The numbers given by little Nellie
Clark and tilcasoai Smith celled forth

loud applause.

Leouud Woodward of Bridgeport.
made his debut to a Norwalk audience
and proved himself I very clever read-
or.

The program was as follows:
Rondo ......

Master Lcwls Wardwell.
Song Without Words ...... Streabborg
bliss Frances Parks.
Hunting Song ................ Gurlitt
Miss No: He Clark.
Ls Fontslne .................
Misa- Msude Severance.
Resdlng—How‘ Ruby" Played Rugby,
Mr. L. H. Woodward,

Mosart

Bohm

Playing Teg ................ Williams
Miss Louise Brown.
Philopena .................... Lenge
Miss Frances Parks.
in Bali Costume ............... Lingo

Miss Nellie Clark.
Polish D1nce.... . .............
Master Lewis Wardwoll.
Readinr—The Merchant and the Book
Agent.
Mr. L. H. Woodward.

Buds and Blossoma1 ....... i... Gurllti
Miss Blossom Smith.
Terantella (in A. Minor) .. Plecconka
Miss Violet Lyceit.

FUNERAL OF H.01 IANDLI.
lies-with Merv Inpit'ed Milly Vla-
Wit mum-m

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The mum 7of new C ltlnd‘e. who
passed av restorers as told in 'ne
Sentinel w i' be held Tuesday after
noon at 1 o'clock The Rev Gecrw
D. E bert pastor of the Norwalk Con-
al Church will oillciate.
hers oi Our

7 7 1 the “Jib-7

ndle had 7gc7i7i7o7 h coon: up
his brother J. C audio. and

 
 
 
 

 

whl ttinr dowh7 bofcap partakln!
of (1 fell over deed. wine to til”
clrc none of his demise, Dr. S. H.
Hun on. medical examiner of the

of Norwalk wee called and
state that death w7ae due to heart fall’

71in. Handle was seventydlx years of
ll!

l

7—1pm uouosv ONLY.
. Sugar per. lb disc. Joseloii.

OUR KIN Acncss Till IIA.
Although the lingl on people are on

kin Icrose thilea yet the scenes in
their great capital; London. are snid-
clently peculiar to make a tout-through
London streets very interesting. What-
ever our preludlnol. we will have to al-
low that we can learn much from our
English cousins and that New York
might in many things pattern otter the
metropolis of the mother country.’lb

suggest some of the patent features of
London urn—«nit features as would
impress even the medal visitors will be
the address tomorrow evening at the
First Congregatlohsl Church in Nor-
walk, when the tar will glee the
ninth of the «rig. "Highways and By-
ways oi London." taking as his‘ subiect
"Lights, and Shadows on lnndon

 

——Speclel Xmas box cigen It Had-
ner's. Phone 160-8.

GUT HIHCILI WITH AM All.
William Smith. an employee of
George bl. lioKlbbin.‘ was winking
shoot Ir. lchibbln's residence in Illin-
-wood~ avenue. yesterday, when he cut
himaelf on the foot with so are. Dr

 

pnmortler was summoned. and dress-
ed the injury.
airy with. by 7;: Econ

.‘hnd
Snith: who was induced this go with
a planing knife et’the the-Knapp
sears billet. m»’~je-_

 

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Secured Rare Jewels

Slick Thief Made Way With Three
Diamonds to Ibow to Friend
While Owner Waited.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. Ill—The police
oi Ulil city are on the lookout for l
.lltli stranger who yesterday afternoon
made Iwa with three diamonds, val-
ued at $175, owned by liaac Levlnc,
I Congress avenue jeweler Accord
ing to Levine. the stranger. who gave
his rIme as Cohen. entered the store
yesterday mornlnt and requested thntl
he be shown some unset diamonds. Af-
ter he had seen the stones. Cohen|
asked that Levine send three or four
to his bosrdlns house. in order that
his girl might pick out one. Just be-
i re 2 o’clock Cohen again entered
the store and I few minutes later
Levine accompanied him to his
‘vnnrdinr house, 289 George street.
After I {cw minutes talk in the per-
nr. Cohen said that he would take
the stones upstairs to show his dlrl
r (1 left the room. After waiting in
be parlor for nearly half an hour
Levlne became frightened and in
quired about the house. He was in-
‘crmed that Cohen had gone out. Le-
33‘nc immediately reported to the po-
.cc.

Cohen is descr'bed an about five
feet. four inches in helrht. light com-
olrxion. with a dark moustache. Ho

are a black voerconi and derby and
W1 about thirty-five years of age.

At the boarding house Cohen des
cribed himself as a butcher emplo ed
with a local packinr bongo.

thickenoe linymdliers 7
Elects Officers for ear

Illllam E. Jamee1Chossn Chief Hay-
ms?.sr, and A. I. Ghlotlo Assist

 

 

the Strucliires lonneclina
New lurk and brooklyri',,,g
7Now in Use—Million and

Will Parade and miles

NEW YORK. December 10. -7'l‘he
new williamhouvg Bridge. the attend
an greater lounge dove“ til. Ml
. .vev, connecting use boroughs or bill-
unuiu huu dicotilyri, was turned over.
vlu me my and immeny optouetl today,
th uedlcetluy exercises lncsuimlu iii-il-
uily pdlhoe‘ li'Uul Dotti lines ‘01 MG

.ve. huu tun meeting in the center of
use Devil Di lusts Oi major how we we
.vmunuvuin ourougn odicisiei apcecme '
or list.) plan at the droolilyn can or the
biiuge end I dinner at the Hanover 1 '-
Uilll), Brooklyn. lull W. is no Auuvwml
bulb evening uy n grout water comes- '
lilflliun nun navel pounds and it to
“me-out display or fireworks iron
untrue

'ihe new bridge. constructitilnii
wmsn Wu! begun uctohcr 88, iii“. in,»
about a mile down we uiueniyu
nudge. which it greatly resembles in
type and nppesinnco. though much
larger. its length between SW07:
.1; 1,zui) feet. and its Wiiilll ii

roolltyn B7ridge being on
’wldo 'ihe blilA‘e proper cost a”
sit boom: and the condemning oi lolld
ior sppmuclies Draught we reels out
not Clue! Hsym [.0 about. ul,.wo.wu 'l‘he ceremonies
ilthihed this aiceinocn. wueo' myor .

f‘o konne Tribe l.. 0. stat of Nor- Luv. Harm-elect McClellan. tor-its , _
walls. held a martini; last nighi at End mayo“! 01 New rcrk 0M and MW“ ‘

lens Hall. in the Care to build. n; in“ writs of Mountain, Richmond 1 1

"l imml7 sled chiefs. and I‘ so confeo and the monk. escouou‘ h! we. in ,

ed the chief's dc:ree on three clz. dl- and: how lork infantrY.‘W7
istes. iinn D, CIVI‘A’, proceeded lite-Hm

After the Tribe meeting the Heymnk- new will City Hall to the Mm- .

1- he d a session and elected omcers, bimuiiunwusiy the weakly“ omen. 1'

hich will be installed on New Year's7 accumpenmd by the damned liedt'
night. of Queens end mortcd by the -

next week's mee‘m‘l of the Tribe seventh New York Infinity sad

.ill be held on Tuesday night. owing to 0 left the Brooklyn City Hem till 1
be re ular meeting night falling on Miami! being so timed first the heads at
Chrlatnies the two processions met in the center. 1' >

The Haynilkers' oilicere are as fol- 0‘ the new biidse Ail-‘7 "i“ ~ '5' ‘ I
ows‘ the entire preclusion unfilled

Chis: Haymaker—Willism st Jamel. iunuhe .i.-s. .n bsvualyu. Wudho ‘

Assistant Chief annular-A. 3- Commissioner

biotic. 1, , _ , . vered the b
Ober'seiir—ilohn 15. ’Miillle. 77777 77 Raw
Past Chief Hayniaker—J William

'et7ructlon meant the I77l

Tiowc.
Collector of Straws-F. B. M ‘.kin
Vesper of Bund‘. es'—H. l: Smlt. lbflfoulhl melting till
Stewards-00 as x. rlaweiien and York Addresse- 'o'/Muir!
‘rthur R Malkin. , anrongh President 8
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for 7th.
sold A CAV4¢ D

NWMolMaiet 7 ,

‘ . .
-lime curiie'rifl

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A giit that- will
box of line cigars for
103‘ 0 Clark's.

iii are
lav. H8 Midshheidre Judge77 Rope}

MILFORD Dep.7197.—-Rev 7C rles
ieymbnr ouroch of the Ndsbbor ood
Church, Stratiord. warty aJudzo
Roger B. Baldwitetodu l chargoi
il‘cfe yrs l Viola ‘all‘sr Ird
‘9‘ anyone t ofhis pilornoy. Mr.

rr. oi Bridchori with Prosecuting
)ilicd‘ Plait the case was continued
‘0 the common pleas .c‘ourt at New
'«laven. The hard of 8300 was furnish-
ed by W. H. Beuiamin. of Stratiord. In
alder in Mr. Bullock's church. lh antic-
lpation of the testimony in the case a
Irro number of people. not only of i1- :
icril. but of Bridgeport and Strati
were in court. No witnesses were
presct. however. and the proceedings
ssted only I flew minuteil.‘

_‘a—q—

nu. oowu Hover; drama.

Engineer Jacob Iricsen Injured Willis
at Work Last Ni

Jacob Ericson, of East or‘walk. the.
engineer at the liahsckenl'o digraph? w
carrying a scuttle of cool the cc
'ar stairs. last night. viheii he mode I
misetep aI31“? febll i: theedbottor. Hit
was con era 'y min In a
sician was "Shaman; the i‘tikiufied $7371 Woodward
wearamo vto o orwa oeptal. .30 .1
Later he was taken to his home. He” ’.:7::U;L::nm, fifiuul'imfi’w 77:
was feeling very comfortable todly. c“ b.‘ seen v“ “y mi. -

"' Jacob Llnrweiller. . ,1

0:777":an TalmDAgann i‘l’.
n’t on e ay to do -
a...“ mm m ...... dishes: new:
or ill! been good to Ill Iii so in. TilO‘ rennin swi proteins
stormyday niayeoips. Thegoodsalia ,, ‘
going. Early buyers secure the best .
on will ilnd s-ocmpleteloe line
games. dolls. etc. Cigars pines
cos. etc. A very large variety thlsmyear
to select from and the prince right.
J. ’l‘. Hayes, 5 iialn mm

m visir noncrch 7'
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TO LET

TO LIT—ONE Blair! ,
house ill So. Kain St. liietti‘
Lawrence Agency. 3

 

7—70 LIT—HOUSE 0H
Place East Norwdlk d 1
ill Edited" a lechlii

”WT—finds “1,3313%
ll Union St" also.

19 Union St. also 20 m
with large barn kno'wn

Morton p‘ ace Taylor eve.
Bailey Co.

'ro LIT—FIRST much It. "
TLirrard Ave; tlrst floor
Woodwe rd 7.,Ave rent
and building lots7 for

 

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