k
. . A” tiord Rail-
. Vlool. of Eleventh street
I ‘l lid for ovarian hour yester-
oi'niu and yen passenger
“has (rota t ware iield up.
Id dirt which had been heaped
M0 track when a blast waa set
workmen who are building an-
: atbound track. toward Now
lion the work is finished the
permit incited throua'h‘this
l, m .. ’
,' . been progressing .rapidiy.
:‘liiol‘ninx it was necessary to blast
rock in older to have the work
I'Whon the blast was set oil
duty outlines and dirt fell
< > outbound track. Temporary
Imagobtained’ by sending the
one the'eastbound track to a
gli‘aomedistancc below and there
hing‘th‘einv'back to the proper
t'a lolly to suitor from that. hor-
plague o! the night. itching piles.
Ointment cures quickly and
At any drug store, 50
l
GARMNAL BATOLLII STARTS.
. Rome .Today on His Way to
~ .1 lb. United States.
OMligi‘M-ay ‘27.-—-Cnrdinal Satollt
,. hero‘this morning to; Naples on
ioumeitto the United States. At
lelhfitwillwtaile the steamer I’rin—
bangles New York. Cardinal
’ l accompanied by his cousin
titer I.lilrcoie; his private secretary.
or tbarrucchi and a' second snore
nary. Father .Ilnlgi.I Therewere gath-
aaetne railway station to bid him
many high prelatIes and dig-
, ariesi' Cardinal satolit repeated
I fit he was not charged with any this-
oil adding: W‘I am going attracted
.ethe United :Btates by pleasant rc-
hib‘rmmes at my sojourn there. l
0% manygood iriends in America so
ItIiclpata great pleasure in i‘evlflling
.s noble country where l pursued.
an an: important part or my career.
. . Iwharsxthe people-give the whole
World such an example or fraternity.
...—.—
fill‘harmohlains without distinction of
M003". ‘
M
oar mo osa TROUBLESOME
. c an
.I rotiioak it‘in warm water to soften
Itigthsn para ti; dowu asclosely as pos-
ilns wiinoutu‘mwing the blood, and
ply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
' y, rubbing vigorously for. live min-
aheachapplication, A com plast-
‘-should be worn for a low days to
retest lt'trom the shoe. As a general
lnlmentrl'or sprains bruises. iamenesr
‘eumatism. “Pain Balm is unequaled
..l‘ sale div vSllilson Powell Corporal
195.1130). Cllllord Pharmacy. Piercos'
Bridge rssnssoy «.I 3"" ‘l fl
' AMERICAN UNITARIANS.
OSTONr-‘May 27.—-—~Sunday schOol
n. was” discussed today by delegates-
.Ilie.‘a_i0itveinlion of the American
finial-tan» Associationi. At. a public
meeting or the.1 Unitarian 'Sllnday
School Society.‘held in King's chapel,
Mythical. (abject. "How to Extend
”e nfltience and ~Work ot the .Sun-
Schooli'wvasl iscussed by speak-
lncluding Ed “in ltd-Mead. editor
the New-England Magazine. and
Icon-GovernorCurtis Guild. Jr. The
lieutenant-governor pointed out the ne-
. enahip and high 'clvloduties.
ow TO TREAT A SPRAINED
_, i' ANKLE.
,A sprained ankle as usually treated
ill disable a man tor'three or tool
asks. This is 'an unnecessary less ol-
6. tor. many cases have recovered
less than one weeks time when
hamborlain's Pain Balm was prompt-
.and freely applied. It. alloys the pain
And sameness and quickly restores the
rtsio. a; healthy condition. For sale
Stillson I.Powsll' Corporation, Cliil
ord‘PharmacyI Pierces' Bridge Phar-
‘afl- . 7 , ‘ ‘ “
THREE Hoasss BURNED TO
‘ f . ' DEATH.
NEW“ HAVEN. May 27.-——-Threo
Iorse‘s‘were burned to death in a tire
which destroyed a barn 'on tlaliock
treat early today. John Lynch“ an
,qh'ack'man. received some had
run: on his arms in trying to got
i horses out. He was taken to the
_ newsman Hospital. where .it was
round that his injuries though painful
'eIreInot serious.
. s. I
DO “NOT BE lMPOSED UPON.
tipsy-and Tar; aaa throat eand lung
tamed "andvon account of the great
d popularity of Foley's Honey
ifmaay'limiiat
,4 . . we
.r
gfiIRAJlON. ~
W
' , rial-i caunsEs sow.
‘ used-as transport» .
-‘.- .. I‘-
.qui'
liter iiilllll .
.9 . ;_ EM“ * i . ‘ i w ; ..
The furniture a mod in last weeks file has been lipid... Bniow wIa ‘
you the entire list. l'aii tho lurniture we have loll, and Iquoio you clqa pg.
prices on same. ' ‘
l quartered oak Lndios' Dressing '
l quartered oak l.ad.ie.a' Dressing
l quartered oak ilaiiios' llrt‘ssing Table, F
l quartered oak Ladies' Dressing 'l‘ubio,
i quartered Ionk Parlor 'l‘ablc, lpolishodiI was ........
i Oak t-‘icwhig Cabinet. was ...........................
iI Ebony smokers Table. was ...............................
i Ebony Smokers Table. was ............. ...... ........
.............................. $2.50 new $1.25
$10-00 now “.76
libs was caused by a pile of”
lab. .. li‘rcnch Mirror, was $12.50 now 07.25
Table From-h Mirror. was [9200 now $5.00
rmich errur. was 0300 MM “.00
no mirrow, was $6.00 new ”:09
$7.50 now $4.00
“.25 now $2.60
“.00 now $2.00
. $3.50 now 01.00
i Ebony Smokers Table, was
1 Gold Reception Chair,.silk upholstered, was .............
1 Gold Reception Chair. sllkupholsterod. was .. ............ $9.00 now 34.75 s . .
1 Gold Reception Chair. silk upholstered, was ............. $7.50 new 34.100 l FEW CAN SAVE IT. ilk, 5]”.an must be cleared out.
1 Gold Ccutcr Chair, silk upholstered, was -. ................ $9.00 new $4.50
1 quartered Oak Rocker, velour acatnnd back. was
l quartered Oak Rocker, velour seat and back, was. . ..
l quartered oak Swinging Rocker, Was ............... . ..... $1.50 new “.50
1 Mahogany i’arior Chair, silk iipholstoreilI was . ......... $10.00 new 85.00
1 Oak Parlor Chair. silk upholstered, was ............... $10.50 new $6.90
1 Oak Revolving Ofllcc Chair, was ........................ $5.50 new $3.00
1 Oak Revolving Chair. was .............................
l Onyx Top Tables. were ................................
1 Oak Child’s Crib, was .... ............................... $9.50 now $4.00
.1 on. Child‘s-Crib, was ..... .. ............... . ............ $4.60 now $2.50
1 Butler'si'l‘ray andIStand. was ..................... . ...... $4.50 new $2.25
3 Fine Blocking Cases. were ............ , ................. $3.75 new $2.00
I Fine Blocking Case, was ............................... $3.00 new $1.60
Curtain Poles 5 ft. in oak. mah. or ash ............................ So each.
MostIol those prices are less than manufacturer's cost.
“.50 now $5.50
. . .. $9.50 now $5.50
. $8.50 now $4.00
$6.00 new $3.00
“I.“ y.,
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL ITHE_NORWALKB.
us; suntan,
70 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
av .‘ g . 'a aao’
ii... "iii” 7‘
.L «was .
All the Wt domains in the" ’ -d
.. present day aaniaok book and date
~ the Nahum» their-:roapority
from the day. opens .a deposit
with a SAVING BANK.
The ”VINO! BANK ia the , '
Bri
..., I? ale
the idea of saving. Make the be-
ginning in small solo. The larg-
er accumulation villi who care of
itaeil.
You can snap no account with _ 0
only 01.00; made additions to this
from time to time to suit your son-
venianoe. ad . -
We are open satu Iy evenings . , ..,..- - - .. -. .. .. .- -. . -
"am 6:00 to 8:00 to accommodate .\l.iuI\ lillhdlllh lll lluiuti \\ .iit tau 1 l iiieltiil up lllis
these who oan‘notigot to the Bank lit-ck. , in June we expi-t‘i it liii'nc iiuportiitioii 01 line
during the day ilmfi: _ liri'ut‘li (limit and \\‘L';llltl."~l prepare room for iill cxliibii.
ANY ONEvGA'N MAKE MONEY; lll‘ucc llit‘Ht‘ lliuncr Sets \tll it‘ll have been in stock all the
ONE Olt‘ ’l‘llit‘. FEW. . it is. our purpose ll) l't‘llllt‘C
. stuck anyway. .‘lllll ilic special pl’lt‘t‘ll l limit is rill (m the id-
THE amass NBOARNVr‘M-K SAV- blcs t' or easy choosing. llii\'ll.'llltl tfliiiiii l)lilllL'i' Ware.
United Bank Building: north $40.00 illltl $45.00. iiim'
..-__.-. . "“*—:".""I‘"""”"“ ~~ {Egg 3 $25.00 a Set.
NOTICE ! Au tissurtnicui iii‘iiuclt' iii-cid‘dlctl Sets. lull gold
' ' _ . l'lilllllt'll. gold cdgrs lili'l uuilcrgliizcil decorations. regular
' ' '. ‘ prices from $07.00 down to $i5.50.
CITY TAXES l Any .. .... ... so...
Thoitaxpiiycrs oi the City of South ELEGANT OAK BEDROOM SUITL'
Norwslk “1'0 hereby "“Ufl‘l‘l lhnl. ”l“ A three—piece lleilriunn Suite of (illlilCll Quartcreil link
city tanot 5“ and one M" (6%) mills is on siilc ill a Special price. The grain of lllt' with] is very
on the dollar. laid on the assessment . .- . . . ,.
beautiful and it is superbly iiiiislicil. llic licil llilS ltcavy
list of 1003. at a city meeting held in
Arlon Hall. on the 7th day of March,
and payable on the second day at May.
1904.0 which time I will receive the
same at. Jacob M. lnylon's office, No.
g so...
. Coverings.
M.
We are now prepared to shows large line “Carpets
in all the popular grades. Consisting of INGRAINS.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUS-
iN CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings. 12 %c to 35¢.
salty of instruction in Christian citi-
‘ Japanese Mattings, soc to 50¢. ~
OF OIL CLOTH AND L] NOLEU’M‘ WE SHOW ALL
WIDTIIS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
RUGS AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER A so idolatry.
A‘ Wilma
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
. '1. "‘Toléplt‘oneftqyfi.’
The Delights. of a
3 Summer Resort
When you go to a summer re-
I sort. one of the ”chief delights ltd
thowlde. cool. cozy verandas where
on can sit in the shade and enjoy
a cool, dcii htiul breeze. .
. ‘ Vanuatu: e!
’prleywdrfloi, Chicago, originated
r own porch as crazy
tullmg out the sun
h: letmthc breeze
.lteib oil till ‘lmt.
ions are offered
his anuine. . Ask for Foley's
o'ney 'llar and'retuse any substl-i
tilts 0i! medias my other preparation
syllLitivdvdho mmasatisiaction.‘ It is
lid native. it contains no opiates
= on a porch tilted mi
”(2%!” children and delicate
I... 1' sale at Plaisled's drug
I.
IAN. CHURCH CO-OP- ‘ t, a...
Porch Shade
with perfect privarywlille vie
e s-by. You can also have V
ed to your windowl.wlt
they will letin (hf cool breeze, and keep
out the heat of tile summer sun.
arecl Especially commended tor nurseries ‘
...Yngy 27.?immedi-
:tlie (irrational services in-
iacnss on of the report at
usafipn church cooperation
he resumed by the general
the Presbyterian Church unionism use W.
de in difierent colors to bar-
ihe woodwork of your horns.
You are especial
view the Vudor
shade department;
comm: a co. so. Nomalir. a.
I MayI.'..27.-A cruiser now
. ‘ohttlpletlon at a private
Inglhntttlras been sold to a
eat representing Russia.
fiscally purchased inaEngfi
rr'ptflast' mm rootlets,
altered so‘ as to enable
For Sale By A.“
The Fair Cleak and Fill” Store,
' A“.._,ISRAEL. Frprrielor-
GALLIANDJEE QUREU LLzMNE 0F MILLINERY.
will save money.
i168 wasmmton ,-. Norwalk’ Ct. Jim” ,- . ; MGHAHON is ‘30... I.
mttojrl
e-
' fMabuuracTIUnEasIor
AUTOMOBILE- LAUNCHES
and
omd‘sv some. alanine/soars. i
PORTABLE AND FOLDING soars:
PLEASURE soars AND sow
SAIL soars AND canons.- 53—: .
‘l
BOATS. 122.124 WATER STREET,
For Particulars Call On
automobiles: .
greatest promoter of economy and
thrift in the world. a
A anvmnaamk promotantho W/7
Low Priced China Ware.
roll head and foot culls. illill lllt‘ large l’rcucli plate mirror
. A. 1).. 1904, also the library fund lax at is finished with d mil :ii llll‘ top.
one quarter (Vi) Of a mi“ on “‘9 dill‘ Bed. Dresser. illltl Wash Stand, ri-guliirly 40.00, ull
lar, laid at the same time. will be duo wk at $32.00.
UNITED STA TES FLAGS.
, 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the will! In Silk. Standard Bunting, dull Muslin. all sizes. ’l‘llt?
f” nine (9) per "1"“ a year from May Sliiiiilartl llililllilg lilacs :iri- spleulliillv mullc. llll‘ stripes
3. 1904. will be. charged on all bills ro- . ' .
maining unpaid alter June 2' 1904. put together regularly and lil'llll}'. the while slurs ht‘\\'l.‘ll on
. JAMES PAUL. li’lll‘ and even each side. l'iici-s lll\\.
COHEN” 0‘ TM?“ 0‘ the Cili’ 0' 30“”! limiting in all colors by llil‘ piece or \‘Ili'll.
Norwaik. ' '
South NOI'WleT Mny 3, 1904. ' TAILORED GOWNS.
llur Tailored Suits in Black and Navy Blue Cheviot
MICHIGAN STEEL BOAT CO.‘ that were lm‘mcrly 2.3.00. :ii'l‘ llli\\ selling (ll $15.00.
Those at indium now selling at $13.50. ,
PA n‘Nr STEEL Bali 1': %
‘GABOLINE LAUNCHES: . '
jigs? :fifiil‘m in; I _ Wat/06‘
...w... “...-111+.-.- .31; .....- _- ' ---
C.. L. 51'. JOHN. Agent. ' * , . “ .
' " 40 Water Street. 0a er a
Catalogues on application. ’
Take advantage ofprico and let us put your winter supply in now. A
.1 I
WE INSL superior grade of Big Vein Cumberiau d Bituminous at an attractive price.
Superior "l5peclal'f' Fertilizers for corn, potatoes, onions and general use.
GASOLINE Something that will insure good crops regardless of Weather conditions.
POWER - IRVING LOCKWOOD .9. Co.
Bronco Offices—2 South Mllni‘Slreet.‘Soutb Neriuaik: 9 Main 8t.. Norwal}
TAYLOR & GOLDSM' , .. ,, . . ..--.-.- -
74 Washington St., so. Narwaik,Ct. W A l ‘K S if
. I .4 . concurs“. ASPHALT. CEMENT. FLAG.
& SON a 39‘ .Wall 5" Norwallz. WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOSTON. WHO iJAs
, re aciory agents for the following vpou
CHARGE or LAYING THE WALKS. AND ‘ cart as napsuoso
OLDSMOBILE,‘ all styles. FOR THE FINEST CLASS OFWORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL. ,1
. ~ ‘ I
The warm; ' ~ - ~ . ~-
mmm. Raymond Bros-
”WWW-5- _ ‘ 1.37 Washington" Street.
.--/
’ manner it
I).
TELEPHONE 31st:
Will demonstratg any of the above 2...... , ..- . ..- _ . , -.. .
, machines to interested plrllfl- The charge for sending wireless!
Head uarters for messages from ship to ship is 1‘: cents.
; AUTOMOBILIES, SUPPLIES AND RE- 3 Word. with address' and signaturei
. ‘ PAlRlNG. i“ From ship to land. ailments at
JT‘IS NOT QUITE A HALF
' YEAR
since we opened for business. in South
. Norwnlk. We think the reputation
'1 we have iiuilt up in that time is well
' worth the lime and labor'we have
l spent on ll. Mai to speak of lhe A.
B. (‘. Capsules and the W. i. “Cough
? Mixture. which have made many
' friends for us. there are two prescrip-
‘ tious especially that hardly any one
who has used them would not endorse:
DR.‘HUMWRIES BLOOD REMEDY,
on. Paaxes'ssirrsa TONIC.
. Zeitluss PharmaCy
. "9.. hair 5T- L 8.9- swim
. ...—a. .....- "...—.-.
Nation In Horse Carriers-... .
We have purchased the blacksmith .'
451100 on North Main street. at the late
William;MchhaeI.and stocked it with; ."
a large amount oi stock-sows are
new unused to shoe horses within
thejhortomtltne. possible. and in a ,
drst'i‘class works: . in manner. 1;} 7 _. . .. .,
Wehavsaiso in sun and enhand. : fir .. ... “...“, t. I... .
a linedot of hand target; light steel . ._ -. W ho . keeper
make ‘a specialty. , .
..
that are in the habit. of interfering .... bricks-
:y "“'_’ . nu...“ " . ... . -. ,.,.,rtl, s.-
TRIMMED’A‘ND oursmusoIHan—In will pay you to sail and m . ”mm... attention'given to horses triumph? clothes}; brmhie rlsl . .. ‘
. _ ac and cuisine: "spa e. and” the kl
over-reaching. Every snort will be utensils..shinor17lt‘s Soap Perforation. W
ASK so! "nouns?" subpoenas! : HT
made to also entire satisfaction in par
..y‘ .
shoes ilor road horses, of which we “I lilfid" hi'lfihf "I change};
A Michigan professor 'laltlg‘srafi:
have succeeded in impartin. icer its
water curative powers for cat ttilie oi
energizes the water from a.
(intrusions; M
Asked ii“ ii’allus
Hollow abilitle‘d
lo the Danbury Ianufacur.
arson Work wilibellesmed
in fact Ides luilsllai
'l‘lio bouril of direct'm.“ oi the I'nlleii
. . , crlca met yum-r—
liiilllih oi North Ani' . . ..
. . .llllllllilillllllilfln 0t
lld)l with lihll hill. ii .I . ,\ l' .1 'l
ilanbury. Bl‘lill‘i an . M‘l f“ “m- ‘_“
ll Waverly; Place, ow “Mb to “A“
Mm)“ regailllng lh'" concessionrushedw
or the munuruclur M A“ " result, m
. i
It)?“U:{i“'g.‘£;;‘htllll;' iHuttei-s' Ass‘miatiou
was uppointvll to' take the mnttcrflup
and look into tl'w proposititms. “‘9
factories which are been affected. and
him: 1m.“ mm sown for several days.
. _ it Tuesday morning un-
will iesuiuo pool . I .) .
d“. the sum” ondiliom its (01mm 3.
Some of the c incessant will probably
I", agreed it a i. but the more radical
ones will ii )iubly be resisted. lliu
“WHEN“ mit‘ll are as follows:
”L 'i‘lint {tiring nil differences that
tour urine in' our factory (parties to
this “mou’mqnti whether it is. a settle—
mom of billis of prices. or irom any
other cause. the men shall remain at;
work. pending settlement. .
2nd. in {use of any disagioomcut
between a“ employer and his employes,
Wllil'll lilt‘l'l cannot settle. It shall bu
submitted to arbitrators cousisliirg oi!
an equal ”lumber of manufacturers and
journivmi u. to be sehieted in such
- : eat-h Association shall (ll-
l'i‘t'l. in (,nses such arbitrators cannot.
um“ lhr se appointed by each party
shall 'S‘le'ally tiloose an outside party,
and the two so chosen shall select 3
mm} hill the decision. of tiiesa three
shall “(I dual and binding.
3” ' lllli-i of lli'll‘t‘n shall be. madl-
“imm'mv‘ on May isthrby u commitleo
.ii hmm'i-yineu and thcz.‘ employer, and,
shrill continue ill torc. for one your:
ilh -..'ii~li shop shall regulate Ills.
m,“ i'l‘i 'is and iiieihoiis of work wdh~
'm‘ lull l'vli‘l'i’lll'O from the Association.
I.( I i\ll restrictions shall be placed
”P‘Im in ni'liiucry. and all machines shall
“(I gi 'r-n a fair trial before a prim
shall i)“ liked. . .
m“. .\o laws that may conflict, With
”mm:agrm‘iiicnts shall be pdssrd by
NH“; Assoeiutiou. wuhout consent. oi
both turtles to. this agreement.
7”” Men hired by the week shall
be ll 'rmittcd to do any work in tho
.1..p,1l‘lnl‘-llt Where they are employed.
vi. Boys that are not registered
n‘mvl ll“ Nimrod to work on rounding,
“.0“an curling and squaring mach-
in” in soft huts. also wining and
m“riding ill stiff huts. and such other
“,0 'k that is no part of iluishtng as
mfishing. mums and packing hotinu
b03011. Apprentices span be allowrd to
mike agreements with llieinemploycrs
“gloom lllldi‘iel'ellta by their Assum-
.on.
U 10th. Any member ol’ 3 firm or cor-
Ipoi-alien oi this Association shall have
the right to net as {oi-email. or iii any
other capacity in his own factory. and
delta“ not be subject to the. jurisdiction
pill the United Hatters of North Amor-
.I lea. and shall not be held its violating
any rules of their association. '
lllh. No manufacturer to be com-
pollcii to litre fortunes in any depart-
ment unless he so dosh-m4. and u toro-
mau's duly shall not be restricted to
one department.
iztii. lt‘orcincn and weekly help
shall bc l'ifl'llllllt‘ll to make terms and
agreements with their employers with
out interference by their Association.
lath. Ton hours shall constitute a
working day.
l-Iith. 'i‘hercs hull be no restriction
on the amount of work performed by
any employs. .
ii‘itli. There shall be no minimum
bills recognized in the making of bills
of prices.
WARNiNG.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for thc kid~
ueys filter the blood of impurllics
trhlch otherwise not as irritating pois-
ons and break down the delicate ur-
gans of the body and cause serious
trouble. if you have kidney or bind-
dcr trouble and do not, use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only your-
self to blame for results, as it poaitivo-
iy cures all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases. For sale at Plaistcd's
drug store. . , - "
LOCAL SUMMER si—zsoars.
New York. New Haven‘ and Hartford
I ,. Railroad Names Them.
The Manual of Summer itcsorts on
‘. the line of the New .York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad lk'tsjust .bcen
. issued, and contains much valuable in-
formation concern’ing hotels. boarding
houses. etc. Among the places morn
. tinned are the following:
South NorwalkwMaiiackomn ilotci.
.l. 1;. Wall, Prop; linivi Lynx, Jacob
Litichilor. Prop; Rotou Point Hotel,
- (‘stpain A J. Smith: private house.
Miss Julia. Van 'I‘assoll: 'l‘hr: Clifford.
Joseph ll. Wain: licllecialr ln‘u, Mellon
Robles. Belle lslaud Hotel. .1. M. iii
mendorf. ‘
Rowayion—Rolon Point Hotel. .l. S.
Kelley. Prop; private house. Mrs. J.
(inickolt: private house. Mrs. D. 1'.
Weeks: Davis Cottage. Mrs. G. M. Uzi.
\‘is Cottage. Mrs. G M. Davis; Lynn
Cottage. Mrs. Lucy Lyon; Tokencko
lnn_ Miss K. L. Keeler; private houses,
e.
vs.
Star
.Mrs. S. C, Scott, GeorgeE. Everett.
I i Norwalk~Norwaik Hotel, Messrs.
_ Niblock & Russell, Props.
l South Willow—The Elms. ers.
Laura Merrill. Prop.; private houses.
George S. Cooper. Mrs. Eisner. Charles
J. Davis and R.rCummings.
i Wilton—Private houses. R. H. Fitch,
F. D. Benediotand W. Schlichting.
_l Westport—Prlvate houses, Mrs;
Hull l3. Bradley. Mrs. J, P. Mills and
. Mrs. Leroy Meeker.
iiarien-vPrivaie houses. Mrs. C. T.
White. and Mrs. W. 8. Brady.
East Nerwaik—Al’rivalc house. 15.15
Keeler; . '
- (keen: Farmsé-Beocnside inn. id. C
Chapman. .. ‘
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