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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 25, 1904 · page 7

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scorr‘s EMULSION

is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought do be tat and
ruddy'; for men “and women
who are weak and delicate
when they ought to be strong
and hearty—fer all who are
not getting proper nourish-
ment from their-bod.

Poor blood. this body. open
the door-tor disease. . I Scott‘s
Emulsion bars the way.
Makes the blood richer. pro-
duces healthy flesh and above
5" P'QYi‘iEii.PPIiil§lPi‘e"ir .

We'liuad ”hadn't: hos sport toque-t.
NCO" & BOWNI, 408 Pearl Street, New York

 

CHICAGO COUaNC‘llL To“ INVESTI-
E.

CHICAGO Feb. 26. ~—Tho City Court
on has passed a resolution authoriz-
ing the mayor to appoint a special
committee of three aldermen to investi-
gate the present workings of the build-
ing department, Tire action is admlt
teIlIy the result of the report of th
grand jury on the Iroquois Theatre
lire catastrophe. The Council has re-
considered Its recent order allowing the
,Cleveland Theatre to open itr violation
of the new theatre ordinance.

WILL NOT GO TO INDIA.
LONDON. Feb. 25.455 War omco
tells the Associated Press that there
Is no truth whatever In the rumor pub
lthOtl 3ostcrda3' by the Manchester
III-snatch that the First (British) Army
Corps had been ordered to hold itself
in readiness to depart for India within
II it w days.
AMERICAN TRACT BOCIETV FIRE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.~l-‘ire in the
sulr-tt-Ilar of the twenty three stor3
building of the American Tract Society.
corner of Nassau and Spruce streets.
early today tilled the lott3 skyscraper
with dense clouds of smolte and cans
ed damage estimated at 880.000.
I‘siimtisadf

unirgfighm .
drummer. n.

“M's!” smiail I
Irroalsla. awaiting-film» III #223333
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Gill Itilifrrr BANK.

SOUTH NORWALK. 00NN.

 

. WITH
capital. $100,000.00
Surplmnv $700,000.00
rm Pp'rm. 350000.00

 

Soiiolta accounts or individuals. man-
utacturol'o. matchanta and corporations
upon Iavorahla terms.

EDWIN H. MfiTHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN KNAPP, Vica- Pres-
JA 0. M. LAVTON, Cashier.

'binECToss.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah i3. Marvin . Samuel Grumman
Christian snarl:
E. H. Mathmon John H. Light
‘ Frog. H. Rowan.
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55w roll. NEW HAVEN a

nAri‘riioRD RAILROAD.
True TAaLE.
In oil-0t December 27.

LEAVE so'lira Mirna row

0%. fix. 6: 2“. 6: 68x. 6:14
0:66. ? :40. 8:15. 8:15. 9.0.6:
9: 26s.. (I'll!

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5:43;.
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I. 20. 9:551.

LEAVE Ndwovoak Iron acorn

WM”. 5:00. 5:00. 7:05
2.12 Max, 9:03;. 10:02:. 10: or.
Ii. oz
3: nit
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rector 8:.00: 2:55.
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5:09;, “:00.

NORWALN ICON

Wallace Marvin -

$1.535 5.55:, 7.07x._
10.

pAmNAIt as -N~‘ " IK.

IIOSTON Feb. 25. ~The atrikedeotd
ed upon bv I‘antarualrers' Union 173
of this city began today Ind about
320 worhm n are, idle. The trouble III
over the o ploy II III. .grant a
aisle-hour day It whoura' wuss.
The strike moot-5 surly. thirtv- {our
of the smaller con as who are hand-
ed together arr the "Contractora' As-
aociation." Some of the. larger ilrms
have signed titQJtnltm seals.

Two LIVEC L087 IN Fill.
C.0l0itAl)0 SPRINGS Colo.
.56. ~Two lives a ibiy three were
lost elrly loci” lrigre lb“ destroy-
0d three buildllgs m of tin“ a lodg-
Ing house. For a time the in throat
enetl the entire business section of the
city. An unknown gran and a fifteen
year old girl were the victims. Loss
810.000. 'l‘ramps started the tire in
a Ilvory stable where severalrhoraes
were destroyed.

Feb.

t~

PR CIDENT HARP '8 ABA ILL.
CITICAGO Feb zsf—Preald'grt Wii
Illam ll. Harper. of the University of
Chicago. has. suffered a, recurrence of
his recent attack of appendicitis. and
again Is under the closest attention of
his physiciarra Ii, is feared at the l‘irI~
Vt‘rsliy tlrat his recent trip in tin east
caused his malad
herluuazvfmnr tha

 

WHEN ONE OF THE
ROOMS IS INBUFFIC
IENTIA‘ WARM IT'S

" ' " VERY EASY AND VERY
-I\DVISABLE T0 LIGIIT

ll Gas
Heating
Stove

QUIRED WARMTH.

. THE CLEANIIINESS
OI" TlllS METHOD IS AN
ADDED ARGUMENT IN
ITS FAVOR.

trinity inhibit

 

'PHONE. 68.

Men Illc widows cry. i'riends‘ar‘e

rorr3. but that doesn't irrrnlsh bread.

but a pollc3 In the

601m. General Life Insur-
ance Company

payable Immediately makes the family
Independent.

. FRED H. FIELD.
" GENERAL AoENT
United Bank atom. 55. Norwalit

 

Pa3ing Mining. OIL Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible

Large interest and Profits.
leis on application.

DOUGLAS. LACEY 8.- CO.

bankers. Brokers, Fiscal Ae eta.
Members New York Coasolda
Stock Exchan e, 66 Broadway soil
I7 New Street, ewYork.

marrwwrnnsum'rr Manager.

Wastes-Now! land lraa h H
harming-35 Cal-Bldg. 6.033.“;

Book.

Denny 8. Hull- Representative.
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk, Ct.

 

$55567. em sir-plus. mad!
3 Th. (1
Earnlng Powa‘fi“
of your savingo ta-
vested with this
Company at 5 pa‘r
cent. is 26 per cent-

vested at

 

not. greater than it Inrested at 8%
per cent; and 06 2-3 per cent. greater
than If Invested at 8 per cent .tg.‘

lute. Iwialon 0! New York and

”Cannes“
CRANCH OFFICE. 12 “80 MAIN
Resident Directors. Resident mn-
Nortimar M. Lee H. L. Cohorts

 
 

 

 

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61W NIWAND. 81m.

Tire readers of this paper wil be
pleased to learn that than inpat, out
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to euro in" all Itaiatages. and
hat is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
III the only positive euro now known to
the medical fraterrrlt3‘.. . (Ntarah being.
a constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Hall‘s ctrtarrh
Cure Is takcrr internally. N'tlnn direct-
ly upon the blood and mpcorrs surf
of the system. thereby Matroyi
foundation of the disease, and ring
the patient strength by building up the

stituilon and assisting nature In
2,5; its work. The proprietors hare
so much faith in Its curative powers
that they otter One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.

Address I-‘. .I. CHENEY & 00., Tole-
do, 0

Sold b3 :rll liruggisls. 760.

Take Hall's I-‘rrmlly Pills tor consti-
nation

the slamming oi that
doOr— keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and, keep in
order .We'vego‘t It. . '

 

. cousrocf, wATItma a 00w.
'r-rtorre. 435. ,5

Wall Paper Sale

20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we pro

 

giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year’s Gold Papers.

we I'Irper. one
No Paper. no
.IOe Paper. Zle
36c Paper. 20c

Borders samo‘ diteuunt.

I‘c Order—Window Shades Pic-
ture Frown.

Dealer in' Wdll Pa‘ rs. Paintara'
Supplies. Artiata Materials.

SPECIALS.

 

lures. roc.

Cloth Window Shades. with
Iringe. 35c.
" Solid Braaa Hill curtain Roda.
3 it. long. with fixtures. Ioc.
..“ShuraoCut” can Opener cuts
study. No ra‘sied edge.

ra
hear 8TEIL eAamo KNIvu

“Newsroom

LHIBWkei

tr". . 8 hon-Stun. .3:
South m Con
Telephone Connections

8.

 

r “W -~¢._..
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greater than if in l
I nor
cent; is 42 6-7 per .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

'Pitona. 182.
' . . i
Jealrias lirasValvcs

and
oAnLocK IIACKINo
Carried in Stock.

Np: aiLvea PLATINo. Tl

marries News

Have no {tiger-tor: Carr show them

ration. _
mg. tires m‘mflub-

lop We? Ioliolm. ‘

 

White Curtain Poles with Fia- I

' formalise 'I"m»‘”°"' '

 

 
 
 

we 0A’N
MON! CANE AND ATTENTION
now THAN we CAN ousINo T'II'E
axe oINoLv ausv éaAaon ro‘n
TIIA nEAooN rare Is AN excels
IILENT mas T IIAvE WALL PA-
r’aamo pone. coiIanEII Now
MUCH NEATER AND rnesrtta

IAND Perm" voun sous:

WOULD I! IF lT WERE RE-PAPEN-
ED INSIDE. '

IT I8 AJACT THAT OUR WORK-
MIN All NEAT.

CALL Uh ON THE PHONE 135 2.
m.

E. E. Gorlrrrm’s,

E‘Ilt Nor-wars.

-{w' M»

to First Avenue.

a Toiopaono Call, its-2.

 

I'III Gotten Side ”Perri "Boilers

FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING

Inauass A warm House, DAV
AN0 moI'IT, IN boLoaaT
Wflmfili

 

8on0 tor Catalogue and invastlgato
Ior yearn".

Gotten t literati Gorirpt‘rry.

95 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK

 

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The liner. labial [Input

' i (Incorporated)

oariyrralgi‘rtun.

NOR WALK. ’
SOUTH "NOR WALK.
. and HE" YORK. ’
Steamers Hiya! ”mal-
and Sanctum.

Loam New York Monday. Wednuda.

and Friday at 6. 00p
Loam Norw alk. Tuesda. Thursda:
and Saturday at 5: p. 0:.
Freight received from 7 a. In. to 6 p. n.

lllSTilliT REIIXIEEIW... """"" .

on; son» Throat. with alumnus

"M8 numb” can 8a:- ”A36... Cap .

Iii-.0 Illa-III
that Uaa CLO ."

urn-n
“”33;

 

it

 

Booth. the Other _‘
by Fair Yédra
rue undue. of neat.
smith. its Osborn swine. East -.
Norwalk. waa palataa with load.
all and aloe hand mind. fifteenr '
years 2 st‘ ‘ -.

Idsty‘aa’ypat Ip'atattoshow r
..I... Mil crease-m 'W- 4-

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. ;
“hill? on t .-

new...“
Roal- ~ : inr -

 

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216%” 5‘5 soilin-

 
 

 
 
 
 

oIvE YOUR woait'

| ‘1 ;.'6.§°.b§Q-€ .

. Core. electric express was unable to

_ opener at. the Northport Oyster Com-

' entertainment to be given March 11th.

- sires .to have as many of the members

 
 
 
 
 
 

-' friends In New York and Brooklyn.
‘ pairs to the roads on the West Eider

 
 

_ thelr way to Sayarmah,0s

were present. and a_ heat. shard

if

 
 

I It'll.

Lady.

VOLUNTEER

Flour—The Finest Flour Milled

lr'rb

noun MEDAL

Flour. --needa no recommendation

 

04 COTTAGE AVENUE.

EAST nonwALx. copier.

lil§l Nlllllllrllli

 

 

 

.I. ll. Matthews. of Core avenue who
has been ill. is reported to be improi-
ing.

A mil-ting ot the I-Jmanon Club will
be held tomorrow evening, with Mrs. L.
W. St. John

Oscar Mills. foreman at the Radel
shop. is confined to his home in lion.
aytou by illness

'Ihe condition of Drawtender John
Cole remains about the same. He Is
now confined to his bed.

RI‘I". Edward Cunningham will lead
the prayer met-ting at the. East Ave-
nue Methodist Church, this evening.

Miss Edith Mead. of Port Chester.
who has been visiting Mr. and lira.
John \V. Ilauks, III III with the grip.

The Larsen who III to compete with

Red Fox Wilson In an oyster opening
match is not Christ Larsen, but Pete
Larsen.
I Oakley Smith. wits and daughter. of
Hill street. have returned from a
months Unit with Mrs. Smith's rela-
tives in CbatsworthN

The aorlr o.‘ ramming the cargo of
tlle steamer 'Ealtle" has practically
been completed. and she will be pump-
I-II out as soon as possible.

Richard Irain. the local agent at

work this morning. owing to a severe
cold which he has contracted.

The teachers of the Sunday school
of the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church will meet next Monday
night. at the home of Francis Seymour.
Rowan street.

the ilnlfner pool tournament will be
played this evening. The contestants
will be. Ii. W. Taylor, rated 75, and
James Irwin. rated 70.

The attendance at the rehearsal of
the Easter music. held last night, by,
('Ihoirmaster lllpaon. showed that:
there is a great deal of Interest being
taken by the singers. The music is
said to be very pretty this year.

A cottage prayer meeting was held
by the Yokcmatea of the East Avenue
Methodist Church. at the home of lien.
ry Taylor. 68 Cove avenue. last even-
Ing. The attEndance was good and the
meeting was a fervent one.

James Robinson. the crack oyster

pany. has resigned his position there.
and is now at work at the Radol shop.
The regular pra3er meeting at the
Advent Church. this starring. will be
led by the pastor. Ray. J. W Davis.
Sllu Sherwood vice president 0! the
Junior Band. will lead the moo
the Band tomorrow night in the 0:
Avenue Methodi at Episcopal Church”
Mr. her-wood comes from Brunet)“.
The Junior League will have a re-
rehearsal tomorrow atternooo for the

The president. Mrs. E. 8. Bowen. do-
as possible out.

Rowaymn.

. Miss Pearl Stevens is the guest at

 

James White ls.engaged making as

James Hint. of the Ferris place.
has purchased a horse from William
Lassen.

Mr. and Mrs.- Edward Franklin
Weed. of Contentment Island. are In

amoath. .
. Charles Bowman and son. or New

-I'at their summer residence on the West

Ste

The Ladloa‘ Aid Society of the Noth-
odist Church served supper It the NJ
0! Mrs. James Stevens. Pearson!
A large number
as real

in}. .6- ..am yesterday 55..

street. last night.

{pherry Pectorcfl j
.-, our doctor says rhia’lal
;% cough medicine you can

I 'r- «raocaerw- Itoleave It withlr

 
 
 
 
 

t
The last game of the tlrst round to

Jules mason who lives on the oldy '00!
sellech farm. has purchased a pair of '

i"Incision new... of New rout, It. "i
. 285:3: risltlng his parents on the West,

York. have been modding a few days * ,

 
 
 

. then raise it. We are gum

 

lashing. Progressive dominoes 1088
played and a general good time’: so.
toyed. Light refreshments were serv-
ad. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
George tevcns. Mrs. Loretta Biennium
lhllla Lil irrnr Stephenson. Miaa Jaa'sie‘
l.Benetllbt Miss Emma Cuiihman. Nial'
Lillian Wicks.

oAaIsN sunnoao'ronz

-A venerable array of gray heads
which were over a. nice assortment of
equally gray whiskers way an indium
lion in the otIIcIala of the civil our
plan pleas court that a. boundary disI.
pute was on trial. The ding
proved correct. When the case of
ward .II. Herzog against Charles W.
Raymond was called before .Iu
Howard J. urtls ring a big mapw
put up In rent of I- court. it Vlh
apparent that neighbors could ,nbt
agree ap to the fence lines at 3015“
joining property. The par-ti
up from Dorian. There were sev
long deposition to read so that it weal
some time before the ancient gentle-
men got a chance to tell how they
used to cut across lots in the days be-wlh
fore the war ~Brldgeport Post

 

 

 

 

 

WESTPQRT. l ,

Rev. W. Barb-.Tdtt. trill preach in
Trinity church to

 

 

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iN TIIE COUNTY. rooms I». "
III/oral “Ii-‘32” va.n P'Il'dlty Trill

ms... the trial of aseph lardiey .f
in the tint degree. the bit In

or” the FobruaryEm til. TNll’IIl
£2!” #0le-

II [u I!

and Judge ngfflfi '
"“8100 flh ‘

 
 
 

mmltted to 1- II-
iatlrought0 aha ‘aII' . 2‘
rm ruriri had gluon . I” I _ I,
:nowmnm' ' . ‘ V
“I" a“:

3‘2““ ph Molinaro. I Darrbury It
”a eight ”thigh: ’I
did thlllan girl. moflliosl all. I.
midst t-Ihi-waaahio'tl‘fafe a
Ii. that. than 'arsrd {git-ilk
cum-talc“ yhttih oaltlép

“that. 955's; Iran .5. bdrm:

bury. was VIII I‘m"? ‘0' n:
aniobn and sat he was lty
co rt give its two Iron is loll.“

hoataa ll.’ 0 Daahriry ‘irurs-
Iar.’ was sentenced to WOW lbr
1.23m mama ytr'araad not more
a once.
harlaa mm. m mimic
two montha' to fill!" Injury to‘ p
orty.- Wit-liar.“ Wat was tired"
sad cost; rat-m uremic m to
on Iii: months [or asshult‘w Ir

later: to kill: Mia tombardi.‘ of
MIMI”! tour months for
assault with t to murder.

udga Bhuniwa’y then ordered court
oumedrmnit neat Tuesday alt/5r-

. 3 ‘
w yesterday heard the

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

h’f'he lnlant of hits aiidd Mrs. John u N
s au hnessey, died up sy. "‘ Wm out t a aw
Jflllg Elwood has returned here (told 2.0? . pg . on a Harttoxl ii‘gic
a business trip to Southington. to. who is a memberof
8t. Agnoa'; Build at Christ church local 2 atom. ole‘E-ctm
was In aeaaIOlI in the Guild room pm .0.“ N , ' avenue
terday afternoon. . m m .. ma'n-r rew‘IlUllil ..
Tonight an organ recital ahd 00“ _ yotti- ii‘r- ~I rryniin I.
rertrwlli be given at Green .road whiio IiI-- Improve
Congregational church. “91mph cl .
with} Hyatt whorls 02968102156 'Ju Curtis or I. .IIlIl oéCoriImo't
wltlrltlte game of pit has noun Pleas. was elm . «he I. at r- v .
con cuties that he is now 0 dad to . or Ear - ' 'I Harm; sealant
tachierue realaruclepndboliov‘aathat widow ii. . nIr 09.13186
he might eo column; thanrodnco mill IIII‘I‘“ -r..r'. «.I-
exchange.“ aatowhaiherthoat- udge N, " In... .. V‘ who“!
tempt would be made. he rapued; "1 tom oi III. I of (‘.IIIuIn’ll pron
refuse to be intervihwpd; Mn this me. n r. tout.- up th one
ill! I hold-0K mefor another at Patrick A. I 'II rst hurry 30‘!-
dlay or 13139; larepr' up of too It; the lord’s estaII- n it mi: Rock ,,
7"”? 59‘ 9 I 0 808‘- ' Antone i2.- -" I eases ll ill “I?
loua: thdnmag are landwa- It be fiperlrr" ..s- Tar at rein-Irra-
“uni-2: 1:33”!ng bi! 011.822.0120.“- maul I or .\o m k azainst‘ the Con-
nettim iii: 3- It- l.i:iiting Compiler
bridhe and alas ty.!lll easier for 3 mu Unity». The nlalntla'. Is
when promised til-his. ..II : H. at age and sites
T. . '3th , KIWI h: n h h I fail :.u Patrick i-‘itamau-
P8 389 W.‘ . y lien IIIIIIII n lirupi‘llu‘ adhlll‘lls m5!
“id ”CHE? ‘3 a.“ m' pour. lmrsc o Ibe company In Net'-
L; II III prove: wait. Jlrt t'lllltl tell in some shot or
I...“ hot nshe I = II tirvtompauy [10828 I
oilsrinu. no the least «which were 15....- ..~.. _- . .mImur we tramway
i:::pii:dkg:'a':dne ngzwktglgmto: stsnr .Ii.cu ir-sotrproteotinz Ih'alh
"3 n 0 . le
Aapetuck lodge. woo“ collation and mu- N ' ' ' ‘1‘" 1“

aic added to the Meat.
CRANBURY.

.Lllrert Wellnltz has sold his Chest

qu mu mm m John‘ 32am
Hts. Frank Blair‘s Is Willi

her recent operation art To papecting
to come home the last" this week.

A dialogue "Tomlrklha' Hired Man"
is being learned by local talent. II
will be given. in ”the near future for

Christian Union

 

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anawans ARE human.

New News Gaunt! flirtatious».

Will touris- no it“! HIM
N W 81%an m usual:
5 learners hau‘vlrtaally decided
(”to no more: unanimous in
$9 was of “Rosymfifiygblgden and
m In Cased

among the hem-T
Mint a not to

gamma:

mighty-Ia.“ and “m in rags‘m
to wit lit-ohm
oat new ”meant who h tho total-or

meets .with an“
In'. the case or a hotel propriatn who

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:Dr. Crossaraas Sp‘ ocliic
iFOR aLooo emotional!

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NEWS PRO M PNOCTOIN‘SI

t.
One of the secrets of Mr". l‘ .. I 33'
tors success at his \arious New. 9
1‘itht-atir-s Is the ample provilion- mi.
for the ctrrntort of his nitr§M,IG
.I'Inr while they are In their II ts.
I '.r all parts of his merino, unita-
ditus retiring rooms are pigoi'iufl
eter3 iloor of his houses, pub“. tidal}
phorrts writing desks generously h
plied with billet-tire atatloptq l
messenger sent .- are al: 0 at th redis-
poaal or his pain fir. uni .lrflrr: .‘l‘i‘iltlifl'
dreds of Gilli-0‘ tud‘a person. 3th.: 5; .-.
ularly make one oi. the l‘ Us. a-
tres their Iendezxous at the mil 0 a
| 153‘ 's shopping. where rim,- arr: ablr
to give proper attention to ll). I pitui-
lnnl appearance :rnd at tug sit .ue‘ time
{but titernselv-ts In. a ii‘tt’ng Ruler of
‘urind b3 the enlorment or II. It qr»
live so t‘ltiiilen‘. which are at Paris 0 11--
(ound tr oh the prey fit Tilt:
Tryouts}. -l ltd slroct and tr Await“
In phrll ulrrr are rematch by built or;
heban an Flblll‘halr patrons. 8.1 \ ‘t
club houses sme-g. with the. We: 3‘41“
of ill restaurant :pt-Ialuiu inert” r
of “'(imen' a club. .~ to be found there.
on. m the hi it oflicials or the II o
dmra. tIII‘.nI It" .11: .s ItlltllchtlJ. fig lb-
depurrbrrt inspIIIIIIr ol' the ttr Jami:
New York tilt-at. .~ c.prc§sa‘d1llm!0lf_

 

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. as him: mos: .rgblI pl riled li‘jolh 8‘8;
‘ oxrclleut condition III bullish 11ch 16'
(hr I’m: :inr hers-«s ‘I - Trien- 8rd":

theatres In M Iv‘Iy.‘ he ash] “whom.

a, a. proportionately greater vacant Mr '

so m is found than in the Wright
V airlob‘s
_. Sit

printer

have :3: on prorided with sour f-pr- _.
scenery tor the Jill 8-

1. Which are used ‘.n #9139; 1ft...“

' o! the. I" rtrd yr The
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