personalise at.
Porewolls
Tl Banquet
Interesting Event Given
by the lam Gilli at Hotel
Gliiurd.‘ hliooor of form-
or Prealdcoif A. fairly
and A. K. ,liruoe
Astriking testimonial to the esteem
and regard In which Frank A. Ferris
and Archibald K. Bruce are held by
the people of South Norwalk. and par-
ticularly the members of the Lamont
Club. of which ey are both members,
was db ll lass
farew l banquet tendered to them at
theI HIotel Clifford. Both gentlemen
are to leave town in a short time, Mr.
' ' ._ Bruce to return to his home in Scot-
land and Mr. Ferris for Cottage City.
where he will make his home this sum
mer.
Tables were spread in the capaclous
timing rooma‘ oi the. hotel and around
them were cred the following rep
resustative y oi citiaens.
The oflcers of the club are: Presi-
dent. Seymour 0.. Palmer: llrst vice-
president, Frank D. Layton; second
vice-president Charles R. Baker;
chairman. Gilbert It. Hastings: secre-
tary,Wllliavd-.H Wadhama; treasurer,
'J. his!" Gibson.
The guests of the occasion were:
Rev. ‘W.’W.’ T. Duncan. Dr. Lewln F.
Buell. Rev. George D. Egbert, Captain
Robert 0; Mitchell, William Folsnt.
ESlauson. Victor W. Ferris. Hon.
R. H. Golden Attorney Louis E. Beers.
Judge Josep R. Taylor, Dr. F. D.
Crosby, Charles E. floyt. Meigs B.
Rus l. 0. Buck Dubola, Frank R. Sar-
tain. barle‘s E. Jenninas
Those present from the member-
ship oi thee cub were: John Alden.
Charles R. er, William H. Banks,
William F‘. Beers. Archibald Bruce;
Charles Dunhebeck, Edmund S. Ender,
Frank A. Ferris. James H. Gibson,
GilbertH R. Hastings» Frederick W.
Herb}! B. Hasti i?“ deem Jersey,
1v~mlk D. Laytonyiges ”WWII arry
stead.
mcr. llllam Phil-
Mead Jain.
Seymour Q.‘
lipson, Lewis W. Qultman, Clinton 8.
Rowland. 8. D. Reece,
u{Juli .
Ernest Young's. 1
..._..II
tzaii:i Frank PIE . dwardsu B.
m , l ' 'M‘
snide: ;w.ikh "- . . and
'iw '
Continued on b‘blirth Page.
, , .
aaoansouqnoaa‘aon.
Entertaining Social “Int at tile Home
of the Bride in list colonic
One of the most scold] and entertain
lng eveiita took place iblt Saturday ev-
onlng at 6 o'clock. when Miss Lilda
Jacabson became tile Wife of John An.
derson. at the bride‘d home 55 Fort
street. East Norwaik. There were
about one hundred friends of the
groom 'an'd bride gathered for the oc-
caa'on Just bet the appointed
time all the frienda ' could “ther-
, ed in tbli’ pause arch . ~ e altar which
gas taaqel’uil'y ‘d . with lidwera
rely seen at this of his year.
Only a few minutes ‘ e ired when
the will w. Davis, at Advent
Church. who odlcia .came in from
.m wed: by the
groom d; best tats" I’ver Peterson
The i '9 think suit and
gloves. On the other aide. marching
forward com the dbling room came
the bride, leaning on her father' s arm.
followed by the bridamald Miss Helms
Peterson was handsomely gown-
alt. carrying red roses and
earns "The bride was most be-
comingiy attired. wearing i light blue
color. . The knot was tied in a very
few minlutes and than there were con
gratulatlons. The Rev. Mr. Davis
then spoke a few words in the behalf
of the naiviy married couple. He was
then- obliged to depart as he had to
take the 6: to train for Bristol; where
he was to preach the following day.
The guests then rooeeded to the dbl-
lng tom and d a large
’ “mm " armour
onty to . a
lane at such» Mmm known all”?!
a‘ n. reapec ve
Mm Kristiansen.
' m was ov-
Macaw
evening in amalaborate,
Hr: Schaub has writtute‘r
Inbred at the ”5&2?“
Second iiislrlol limos
."l '
bis
Lid
Judge Joseph it. Taylor and
Edward J. Ledrigan to A.
Itlte 60an
A caucus oi the Reptiblicdil di tors
of the Second Voting burial tell
Town of Norwalkw I in Ariel
Hall, on Madison a t. l evening.
The meeting was called to “:3?
Town Cha' rinsn
Charles W. Bell was else
and William 0. Clark wad electedrm sec-
retary of the meeting.. After the cal
for the meeting was read it was vet
to proceed to the election or. one dbldi
gate to the Republican St and Die-
trlct conventions to be he -in New
Haven on May 10th and lith. Ed-
win Godfrey. William -.0 Fools an
orge H. Vosburgb were afici-
by the chairman as tellers. e
let resulted as follows:
Joseph R. Taylor,
William 0. Clark, . ‘ ~
Edward J. Ladrigan. . ,
Joan W Craw '
Judge Taylor being declared elected
as the first delegate the meeting pro-
ceeded to the election of the second
delegate whlih resulted Ia fellows:
Edward J. Ladrlgal. .
William 0. Clark. ‘ ‘ ‘ 11
George 8. Kendall. who has served
as chairman of the Republican. Com-
mittee for four years, having expresa~
ed a desire to retire from thechatr-
manship. Charles N. Smith was elect-
ed to that position with authority to
appoint his associates on the same.
'iue delegates elected were empow
ered to appoint their own alternates.
A collection amounting to 34.1!
was taken and the meeting adjourn-
ed.
EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.
First Methodist Organization to Colo-
brate Anniversary May
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Church hold its combined
monthly business and social meeting
last evening.
A committee was appointed to work
up a program for tho annivelcdry the
9th of May.
The musical program opened with a
piano solo “Hearts and Fewer-s." very
finely rendered by bliss V. May Fallon.
The Misses Ethel and Viola Bartram
sang the duelt, 'Hark. Hark My Soul. "
and 'were heartily applauded. Miss
Jennie Gray's rich alto voice wag
hoard in "in Old Madrid." The mom-
burs thou enjoyed an intermission of
fifteen minutes for social intercourse.
after which Miss Mamie Dunning fav-
ored with a piano solo, and the Bar-
tram sisters were again heard in
“My Nth hooks Up to Thee."
The acwmpan'sts were Miss Mamie
Dunning and Arthur N. Paddock.
0!! HEARY' RECORD.
- NANCY—‘- J. ”MW.-
. Nancy J. Fliiov. widoslroi David M.
Pillow. late oi Cranbury, died at her
home is Cranhury. Mon .j'afternoon.
The funeral will be held} uraday af-
ternoon, at I: 30. from.“ late resi-
dence. and. " :80 from the First Rap—
tist Church. Norw.alk ”Rovt’i‘. DeWitt
Van Doren will oilicistst' Mrs Fillow
was seventy-live yearsltfl age. She is
survived by three sons Lewis 8.. Wil-
diam lit. and David A. Pillow. inter
merit will be in Norwalk cemetery.
ROBERT LECOUNT .BABCOCK.
’9 Robert LeConnt Babcock‘. fged sla-
teen years, died yesterday at his home
in Wlnlpauk. death being due to heart
trouble. The deceased was a son of
Orrin E. Bahcoclr.‘ The funeral will
be held from thchouse tomorrow after-'
noon. at 3 o'clock. The Rev. Char .
M. Selleck will 0 ciata bod lntermen
M. aeueck nu emulate 'a‘nd interment
FUNERAL autoimmune ‘
A delegation oi ilvs members of Baa-
onn Light. Lodge. Nog'llen F. ahd A;
M.. of Staten Island' red in Nor‘
walk. this morning. til the rematch
of John R. Clarke formdfly bf Winni-
pulk who died at the Masonic home.
in title. New York. The remains were
interred at Nos-walk Cemetery}. this ai-
taranon. at 2 o'clock. with Masonic
ritea. A number of; relatives of the
deceased in this vicinity were in at‘
tendance.
MW.
——.—..+.—.,—— '
tartan rnou ‘s.-. 0‘. season.
Jacob Schsub‘ yesterday received a
letter from his son k Stilton”:
who was quite badly burned in the fa-
tality on board the United Blithe 'blt-
tlesbip llisarmri at Pensacola, Fla. The
boy writes that he is resting
tably and getting along aleel. '
does not say whether he is in
pital or where he is He denial
tell anything about where he ~
chos-
any details of the accidental) It”;
when the explosion took place at i":
inhalation—Putting
CioshedStoile Oil .Slrootsd"
and Various Mailers Diem"
ousted-
A regular semi-monthly meeting
the Norwalk City Council was had
last evening. Several mettars of more
or 1lean Interest came up.
he session was called to order by
Mayor Smith shortly after 8 o‘.clock
3' All of tile councilmen were in their
chairs. including Councilmen F. S.
Ambler. W P. Lockwood. W. .Betts.
J. F. Hail, i). F Gouldandw. M. Nlbo
lock. The minutes of the last meet-
ing were read by City Clerk J. Belden
Huributt and approved. Bills of the
various city departments were order.
ed paid as follows: Police 3148. 50;
Highway. seat. so; Sewer. it; rm.
"88. 60; Administrative. 38.85; Fair
Grounds Sewer Account, Mb; Total.
“12.96.
Councilman Frederick S. Ambler. of
the Fire Committee, reported that Sup
arintendent.John H. Hoyt, of the tire
alarm system. has placed the system
in ilrat class shape.
Mr. Nlbleek Dissatisfied.
Councilman Wesley M.’ Nlblock in-
quired of Councilman Ambler what
had been done in relation to putting
lire escapes on buildings, where need
ed. Mr. Ambler replied that every
thing has been done that the in al-
lowed. This did not satisfy aar. Nib-
Continised on “Second Page.
le VAULT DOOR.
More Pneautien for Preservation of
Athe Town of Norwalk Inords.
are new door for the vault in the
oilice 0 Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
arrived this morning. from the Diohold
Sale and Look Com lay. of Canton.
Ohio. The vault con s all of the
valuable records of the own of Nor-
waik and aftertbe recentITowa Hail
tires in other places the selection de-
cided to make. the vault more safe. by
putting in a more modern door
M
ITIIPL’I CHARLIE AT. WORK.
The paraphernalia of i'Steepl a Jack"
did not arrive in Norwaihrilsltil this
morning and will not be put in position
until this waning. it was expected
that the scalfoiding and let‘herrigging
would be put up duriaglu fit. The
cross and the ilgures on thesilal of the
clock will be regiided and the exterm-
woodwork oi the church repainted. The
steeple is put up during the night. in
order that the inquisitive public may
not know, how the operation is per
formed ~ '
IA . HOYT’I REMARKAILI MING.
not W. Hoyt,“ Highland ave-
nue. has a most remarkable homer
rather a number of remarkable hens.
The latest, stunt that they have done
he pened yesterday. in the nest of a
lar White Brahma was found a col-
iossal egg. It was brought into the
citlyvav'nd 01:3 to Mr. WM. “Human
ue . . r.. a supe
dent. The 32 wow at sull-
snn and 1’s and found to weigh
an on. 2d grains. :- l
A regular business meeting at the
Haymakcra of linens Trihgl. 0.- R. l,
was held last evening in Red Men’s
hall. After the meetingthe Haymsk-
band held a rehearsal. They will
in Bridgeport to take part in an
out there on April 33;. Thus will
about dity In the party. and they
will leave South Norwal onthe i: :8
train. A special mes of the Hay~
cigars will be held next Monday
a t. '
lane. ECHOOK “All“ AGAIN.
Some days In Annie Schock. wife
of Charles”. P. Bullock, left him and at.
their remaining away for some time, re
turned to his home. He forgave her,
mbut it was only a little while before
she left him This time Mr.
Sohock has adv her. and the
will probably last. lira
has been seen lately In Bridge-
part where she is bpendingher time at. ,
midi maik‘m" man
when Decide to like Our mo
. oil under his automobile
Stevenson in
es oha‘
Joe look ‘i -
with the s on.”
r mused. .. ‘ .
.Sieveasonu
ey guiltysnd Mike maaeh
30“" Had amid nod slim to ill! for
Attoin dorr took- an about
under bonds of in each case. .,
‘ The cases agat tribe were con-
tinned until , y‘ in ertbat the
Rev. rather. a. resent
in court .fll‘ ll be
done with he guts.- ‘
Detective Heckattllld mortar
morning about t‘n'ciook he went
to Joe Look' a lens! Pelicans
l-Iail. He was stands on do the iron
door when two Chlumenm out-H
chased one and can him. The other
once it. When he has! to the laun-
3:1; co lookwaa there and his three
r s
Policeman Rail testified that he went
to the back “or of_ the laundrdy and
entered. 'He saw the three girls there
and one Chioaman. The hair prison
drawersthentakentotkspolicssta-
tion in ‘the patrol wsgon.
buns Toy said that he. wasaiaplovod
la the Chinese restaurant lower
State street He was going?“ to visit
a friend on moo... street and stopped
in Joe Looks place to see him. He
knew nothing nbout the girls.
Joelook
to his laundry to have some laundry
work done. Thy said that they had
been to a dance d were tired They
wanted to take a nap and he let them.
Alice Ream said she we: 11 years
old. A birth cortiso- antebemrlouth Noi-
walk however shows that also is only
15. Florence Ileana gave her age as
is and static. tr.
Wll~liam {self eerie. the father of the
gum was in oodrt and said that he was
employed in. blended. He asked that
his daughter's be allowed to go to Meri-
deu to live with him. .
The court centinued the cases
against the thrbe girls until today. un-
der bonds of '3100 in such case.
our: meioa'vsavlyv.
HARTFORD A ril 1a- ii. stats
Bodega“ it; cl no“
cers appeared in coir-t m witmtp
the case against John H. Hexeman
alarmist. for alleged violation of his
license. The uniforms are for man
occasions such as the event today. Ner-
rill B. Louks. of New Havoc, and Chat-
Ies E Haasihnrst were the olilcers in
torssted in McKernan' a case They
gave testimony. but the case was not
tlnished, being put over for ‘a week.
aAasIau. in was. wasa.
LYNN. 5!qu .fllril 19.4011! thous-
and apeetatnra attendedothe‘b ing of
Ocean Park,. thernew base i hold in
this city today And saw the local team
defeat New landon e lo 4 in a tone
inning game. .hiayor Eastman open-
ed the game fly-throwing the ilrat ball.
teatiiledthatthegirlscame h”
iliii Victorlos‘lioo last
Mun: by the dummy rgli‘w
m... loams-firsidoam listeni-
ed Bridaoporis and lion- "I
tools the formeri. ii. i}. A.
'Soooud loom
The basketball season was brought
to a cloae in Norwaik last night. viithiii
two victories rthe Company li‘
turns, The iirst tesm easily dibpoaed
of the Bridgeport teamb ythe score
of 23 to It, while the Monytauks were
victors over the former Y. II C. A‘.
Junior team, of South Norwuk. by the
score of 20 to 11.
There was much interest in the
game between the hrs; ii‘ We and the
Bridgeport nuintette. The 'drst half
was well (Played and played out to the
last. but ring tho' second half F d
an easy time with their opponents (I
much exertion was unnecessary to
keep the lead by a good margin. 1'
took the lead early in the contest and
when the first period came to an end
the local playera’ side of the score
board showed 10 points to t on the viach
ltors' aide. Both teams scored and;
equal number of points in the second
The lineup and score:
Compan ii. Bridge
Ranch. .yl. Riley, Hum
Right Forward. '
Ghitto, Angevine
Left Forward.
Dorney, Hater. Haggarty
Center
D. Riley, Gofrcy. Quinn
Right Guard
Kenny ~ ,~ McKenna
Left Guard.
Field oaia: Rhuch l Ghltto 1. Dor-
neyl. star 3, D. Riley 1. J Riley 1.
Hoiiman 3. McKenua I Angevine s
Foul line goals: China s.
omciaI—C. Guarrier.
Timeke‘eper—Wlllis Cavanaugb.
Score 1st half— Co. D‘. 10; Bridge-
nort t '. i ,
weaken” .‘r'fas: it.
The prlii'ninary t. between
.tisn Montauka the South Norwaik
Y. I. C. An escalates-eating
during the first half. because of the big
load of the units boys. but. in the
seen“ half. theY.. .9. A1. did the
better though them was little hope 0
overcoming all large a lead. '
Lineup and score.
Mentalika _ " :- . Y. M.¢.A.JI.
Guyer “-‘ Gilmore
. . ' Blght‘lbrward ' ‘
Ker-us \
in Idftsmwlrd.
T. Siler
Cdllter.
Davis ’ .
Right. Guard.
J. filler
ftGuard.
Field goals: Guyer 1. item a. T. BI-
Iler 3, Davis 1, J. Siler l, Glimoved. Bo-
” Radio
Arnold
Corbett
Both sides batted well, but Lynn's hits gardnsi
oountad:.ier more than their option: “until in» goals: 'r. seller. 1;
“1...” “Ni 31:";is o H u 5 Km" Amm' 1
ll. ." - Pi th Montauks, 10: Y. M. C.
N..Lon.;~0110100100——48tA,_n m'
Batterieo—Clarkson and McAuliife: Final: Montauks. 20: Y. M. C
(myths and Irwin. Umpire. Sullivan. gum _1_1 -
~ oil H. N. Godfrey:
avava osuvaa associaviou. woavé'd,“ (3an."
Dining theev'enta. cexcellent music
HARTFORD April is. —-The buts
Dental Association beganlts iortletll
annual convention in Unity nail to-
day with a large representation oi the
procession from all parts of the state.
The exhibits were a striking feature
of the accustom President Georgeo
Round. of this city. presided and re-
ports came from various committees.
Papers on pertinent topics were read.
and a history of the body was submit-
ted by Dr. Molabus of this city. -=
- Oil. sienna DEAD. -
BRIDGEI'ORT. April 19.--Dr.
George Cornelius Eighme, the well-
known dentist. who was fatally crush
which ran
ovaer a bank on Sunday afternoon. died
at his hma on Wood a
before noon today. Dim” was
to years old He was born in Oslo
briaN. Y .andMetoBridgeport
about twenty years ago an.
vived by a widow, who is a daughter
of Henry House. the inventor.
6}
rs. ,
Wwiqu‘parm-nsrwmmcxl
mNGlLflANLoANII-Il A? IT.’ ii
I Ambler.“
was Milk“ Dyilmt
which also played for danc The
door was cleared orthe seats the
game and incidence continued until
midnight.
The Company I loans have enjoyed
a very successful basketball heasos
and the company is naturally proud of
its warns . .
CTAM FORD’.
STAMFORD. April it .-The coin-
mltteo appointed to‘eo'natder a no and
plans for a new municipal building to
take the place of the town hall which
was destroyed by lire last February.
have decided to recommend the use
shortlyof- the old site with the addition of
MUNICIPAL IUILD-
occupied by wooden business buildings.
portThlswiilgiveairontofmieeton
ire-Atlantic avenue. It! feet on late street
Begardus‘
two adjoining lots on Main Street new.
Simillos Goso Denied
* . “am'n
. Cilittd autos some Court airbus
use. to intervene in the ’
“filaments.
bout stato- Circuit Court
Sapporo. Tbs .Vaadevaliter
eok unanimous y denied the
Attendee of B. It. Harriman and w.
and the Oregon Short Lille
Company foi- Ieavs to later-
0 in the uses of the United States
tgtiust the Nonhern Securities Coir
y no the iollowiug grounds. ,.
lrat~The plan of the Directors of
Northern Securing Company for
t distr‘bution of the stock of the
(trout Northern and Northern Pacific
Railway Companies is not violative of
the decree in the Northern Securities
ca‘se. -
Second—No one but the United
Stuntes can successfully appeal to the
hit to enjoin the execution of that
anon the und that it is in v. '-ola
{ion of the stereo anti-trust act, and
the United States expresses satisfac-
with the present decree
bird—The stock of the two railr
road companies is not inrthe custody of
thrsoul.
on -—An intervention is not nec-
essary to enable the petitioners to pro-
tect any pecuniary interest or equitl'
they have.
Judge Thayer delivered the opinion
of the court
The formal entry of the court is as
follows,
“1315 application 0! Edward it.
Her an. Winslow 8. Pierce and the
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
for leave to 'ntervens in. this caaew
hae'bugobe fore this court on April 12
C. And after due consideration it
cation is hereby denied.
(Signed)
"WALTER P. SANBORN,
“Alon THAYER.
“WILLIS VANDEVANTEE.
“WILLIA AldI 360D.
”manna-t Judge's."
uouoav anemone wmav.
The meeting of the Monday After-
noon Whlst Club was held yaatehdhy
at the home of Mrs. D. W. Raymond.
The first prize was won by Mrs. mu-
ei T Hatch the second prise by Mrs.
erhert A. Mathewson. and the guest’s
prise by Miss Higgins. ‘
CONNECTICUT POITMISTREIS;
WASHINGTON April 19. --Ii‘he fol-
lowing iourth class postmasters were
appoin M loda'y:
Connecticut—Rainbow. Alice Ill Bas-
sstt; West Morris. Lewis Eager.
NOTICE.
my bed and board without just thug:
or provocation. notice is bore? me
that i will pay no' debts of er con-
tracting on my account on and after
this date.
CHARLES a soundtt.
l'towayton- Apriiilbtb 19M.
WANTED—BOY WHO UNDER:
stands horses: also man to world in
stable. Apply Schaub's Market, “mil
lngton street.
WANTlD—A BERVA
oral housework In amal
ply eveninll. invest ‘strect. do. Nor-
,a~i_sat§
WANTED—A LAUNCH divs
iuli particulars. box 11!. Derby. 0211:.
alt
WANTlo—POBITIQNB ATHOUOE.
work by two Hungarian. girlafll 31:?"
avenue.
wAnvso—ammrmasm
German cook. 1‘. Karl.
«ammo street. a1! 8t
WANTED—LAWN nowuas can
oiine gnu oil stoves to repair and
sharl'hii. Send pbstal today i will all
for. and deliver. Lawn mowers also for
sale. It C. Thompson: as: East Ave"
East Nor-walk. ~ a is 5......
WANTIo—A GOOD IAN 0N DE
livery wagim. to take orders and de-
llver~gooda“ Good pay to the rant
party. A good opening. Int-em
bio. . « a 18 if
WANTlD—GOOK AND LAUN-
drsas. Apply to C. r. Osborn. 8 Arch
street. Norwalk. , - ‘ a 16 8t
WANTED—A SERVANT FOR
housework. Apply at the: Norwalk‘ ei-
tl‘eet. not of the Sentinel. to Wall street.
' 'I III 8t
“WANTID—IY A WKDOW WOMAN
*‘thaelnboai m drummer «rim
largest mutual Health o'
. Win
an;
Petition to Remove .iiio
dilcbilf the Estate. . ,
ing' to liver 516. 5i!)
to New iorii Colitis
- ance of his estate, amounting «Cody 0
Idea to the New York courts which
~ ers. Margaret J. Pinatubo limit 1‘
is hereby ordered that the said appll. 3
Whereas. My wife Annie our 415“
."Er our" on n
l on 0 G c TI 0 G O in
Henry .Plant, askihg‘th “W
are too. 000. be tra'nstsmdfro
i hecticut to the jurisdiction ofth Jim
mil
York courts, was today
Judge Cleaveland. of the Pro,
Court.‘ m
The Plant estate been” a
of litigation In one math
the Connecticut cou for I”! round m,
At. one time. the removal of jut-law
' \
'ueeired by the executors, l
Morton F. Plant son of the
and George F. Tilley of Dar
was ob ectsd to by Charles.
J. and craceG Hosdl y,
c all ‘Zw b: ..
erbury, who contended in them ’
Court that their interests . be
prejudiced by the trah'lfer-to ‘New
York. Later. however. the H
oin'sd inapetittontdthe
court. asking for the transfer. in it
many with the executors.‘ '.‘ ‘ -'
This petition ls answered by til pro— i
; sent: decision which says a enact
.since tho. decree of the rt made
Jilne “.18”, probating the with.“
Henry Bradley Plant as a' resident
Nev. Haven. the supreme Court of the
state oi New York In an action brought
Continued on .li‘iitb Page.
__ rpLE’l‘.‘ ,
To RENT ECO D
7 Main street-glorwgk. ioTnlfigiiiy or
. a“ 3i.
once. Enquire of John
Main street. Nogwalk.
ply to E. A.
'Fo LivIrliOM‘
lly of adults. low ,
Norwalk. 5 room i
Alibi! ,1. this ,
vo slur—To b A
adults. six room an ill
very reasonfible to d
lubulre at a Eant Iv .
Lots teach all.
lot while you are alive?
renew "9”“
family Ap-
Price 50c each.lu¢uii1‘~fl
ard. 18: Water Mot?
“an on re ill
house
nicely.
”mom for
in
iluire of hedorlck Brndidy
buck. Cl. ' ,fl'ufl-e
son sate—at 00%
s‘re'at . lilo
price. to, at once.
not olllee. So. Norwai
FOR CALI—FAR
tine level-I‘tllllng la
vases house. plenty of
cattle. good 8 room he
pen. carpenter shop, ., ,
poultm only one and!
from Norwalk. this is
can malt e.a_ fine living
Address be: all, South ‘ ,
made to order.
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