o . r
‘ moonlit an is.
enumerated? cums. ill l.
otov‘us‘ ‘I‘rA'rioNInv. I'll it‘ll. , ,
WALKING IKIBTh.oIJNDlRWB‘AR.lift)" are. are. are.
vvaa luv. -‘ scholar. 'na
.4 , ,canolaemeu
'ro CHURCHES.,§0§ “but a
W
‘ held this evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. r ~
"-A Whittier a good cigar delights ‘
a gentleman. Hefner has them nicely
put up tor Xmas. Phone 36%. ,
The sidewalk on the South s.de ot
the-brides has been cleaned. it is a
great imprOVemcnt. , .
There was a large delegation'oi East
Nor-walk people present last evening at
the town meeting to act regarding con-
solidation.
This evening the weekly social scr-
. vice‘vvill beheld at the Advent Christ»
inn Church under the leadership at
Rev. James W. Davis.
Harry Keogh has returned to his
home here to spend the holidays. He
has been cleaning 'the Moses Brown
School in Providence. R. l. .
A regular rehearsal ot the Christmas
music of the East Avenue Methodist
Church was held, last. evenng at the
church under the direction of H. J.
Hipson. ‘ ’
wNothing better than Homer’s Hol-
iday assortment of Cigars. Tobacco
and Smokers’ Supplies, Phone 369-3.
E. Fl. Keeler, washes to have the
teachers and scholars meet this even:
the at the East Avenue church at 8
o’clock for the purpose of t.y.ng greens
for the Christmas decorations of the
church. ‘Tomorrow evening the meet~ ‘
ing of the Junior Band will be held at
the Methodist parsonage. ’i‘ue meet-
ing will be led by Raymond Wailirou.
To the Editor of the Sentinel: I have
taken cons.derablc interest in the lit-
tle controversy between V. J. ii. and
M. S. Partrick and for a day or two
have been wondering why Mr. Partrick
did not reply to the last scorching
which V. J. B. gave him on the dues-
tion whether liquor Is bad in itself or
whether it is the abuse of it that is bad.
Mr. Partrick’s‘ guns seem to be silent,
but if he admits that good liquor is not
bad. why does not, he say so instead
of keeping quiet. He's either right or
wrong and l for one would like to see
h.s reply to V’. J, B.'s last letter.
Thanking you I remain.
SQUARE DEALER.
~lees please their husbands il
Xmas Cigars are purchased at Hat-
nt-i-‘s. Phone 369-3. Buy from sin»
tionvry store next.
The following Christmas; exercises
will take place in Room B. Merrill
Sch‘ool, Friday, at 1.15 p. m.:
Sony-Carol. Sweetly Carol,
School.
e Christmas Story.
4 Girls.
llecilationn-Cbrlstmas.
, Albln Johnson. .
Recitation—A Word with Santa Claus.
- Blossom Burton.
Recitation—Sleepy Head,
Chester Thompson.
Recltatlortu-O, Little Town of Bet
hem.
~ School,
Recitation-Lucy iyocket.
Marlon Barnes.
Recitation—Some . Little Helpers of
Santa.
7 Pupils.
Recitation~A Mistake.
Chester Debh.
Recitation—My Doll,
Bessie Reed.
Recitation—Christmas Cradle Song.
- 6 r s.
Recitation—How Dolly Spoke,
. Gussie Price.
Recitation—4min the Stackings Say,
' Charlie Hubbard.
Recitation—Dolly,
. May Smith.
Recitation Scaring Santa Claus,
‘ George Krinllen.
Recitation-A Note to Santa,
Mabel Gehrmaun.
Dialogue—What Mother Goose’s Child.
reu Want for Christmas,
13 Pupils,
Distribution of gifts for-parents.
Distribution of gifts from tree.
ROWAYTON.
W
Recitation—Th
hie
Mrs. Elbert Marsh is the guest of
friends in Bridgeport.
James Stevonu Iii confined to the
house with a severe cold.
Miss Olive Hubbard
to spend her holiday vacation.
Mrs. Mary Winters. or New York.
has returned home from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Stanley Mills.
Mrs, J. A. son and daughter
of Windsor.
The usual prayer meeting will
psi Church,
«~00 to Mead Brothel-5' for toys
'1 if ‘
walk.the act
‘ South Five lie".
day. He t‘ ,
, , Norwalk. was a vial
The mgular‘prayer meeting will be.
is expected
home today from Northileld seminarY.
yd”.
I. J». are fleets at her
parents, Mr. and, Mrs. John Crockett;
held.'tonight in the Methodist Episco-
aiid the happy hour aer-
viceliu the Flowerpot: Baptist Church.
River school: vector. winter.
a thelnstiiuuonin a will ”u uninither‘
AC '5 V 15‘
5, has. Hauoaaacmers, ‘
assumes. sick more.
“Call“! Erratum _
leafs pilot:
adamant), NOROTON.
mull CWr'ght. of Blair
tor ln towa yester-
Cap‘taiu The
day. , .
.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stooraa wil‘
spend Christmas in Port Chester, with
relatives. , ,
Harry W. Street, representative at
Raymond Brothers. South Nocwaik. to
ill at his home in Barton.
~F‘ancy Candies for the Christmas
tree this WEEK.‘ Street's Cash, Urocery.
Miss Mary McClellan has returned to
her hunts bore iort‘ho holidays alter
atteudtng school ‘in.Pittsile.Id. Mess.
A spec at meeting of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company will be held this
evening at the truck house to consider
important matters.
‘ WESTPORT
Miss Mildred Taylor is visiting
lives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
'A. Kemper and wife of Norwalk.
have been visltlnz‘irlendl here.
Mrs. M. Reeves fell on the icy walk,
Sunday, and iractured her wr at.
Improvements have been made to
the interior of the post oilice, in San.
gatuck. . 1 .
There is to be the annual meeting of
TempleLodge. F. and A. M.. in Ma-
sonic Hail. tonight.
Mr. and Mrs, George B. Whitehead
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a baby girl.
Mrs. E. B_vDean who has been ill,
is able to be about and assist her hus-
~baud in the bospitaiides at the recto y.
There is a‘pr‘oleet alcot to give Hal.
ry Sherwood and his charming bride
a hearty reception on their arrival
here. Sherwood is amoug the most pep.
ular young men bore and his host of
friends are certain to settle accounts
with'him for his unceremoniously join-
ing the ranks of benedicts, without a
say so at least.
Coasting is in order and the sport is
at its best now. There are numerous
wonderful contrivanoes to be seen. but
none that is speedier or larger than
the one Curtis Eddy has produced.
There is talk of a wonder from the,
Computing Scale (20., shop and there
will be lots of fun when the boys there'
get on the slide. ‘
Her. Levi Holmes. pastor of the
Methodist church who has been ill for
some time is reported to be at, the
point of death. all hopes for his recor-
cry having been abandoned. This in-
telligence brings regret to others than
IIII‘IIIIJQI'S oi his church for then.- has
been no pastor in town that line won
the regard'ot the community more gen.
erally than Mr, Holmes. He is’e. man
of sterling qualities and has ever been
some in all that would bring good to,
the community. '
LYONS PLAINS
Miss Clara Banks is home from a
weeks' engagement in Norflold.
Services were bed last Sunday In
Emmanuel Church at 10:30 a, “L, in-
stead of the usual service in the after-
noon.
Preparations -are being made for an
entertainment and Christmas tree for
the children, In Emmanuel Church. on
. Wednesday evening. Dec. 28th.
Miss Carde spent last Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Shelton return-
inv to her boarding place at T. W.
Treadwell'e on Sunday night '
.lohn Fanton and sister entertained
the Lyons Plain Whist CIub last Wed.
néadny evening. the next meeting will
be at the residence of H. J. McConkcy.
.Mr. and Mrs, ism N Thorpe enter-
tained recently. Elmer Treadwell and
wife. of Bethel. H. J. McConkey, wife
and son of Bradleyville, and Miss Ella
Wanton. ‘
Miss Eddies White had as street re.
cently, Miss Lizzie Adams. of Noriield.
Mrs. l... B. Huyt is again in Bl'ldgo
port. She will return to her home
here at. New Years for a few days.
then be absent for several weeks in
New York and Bridgeport. -
The people who like sleighing must
be sntisilcd as there is about 18 or 20
inches oi snow on a. level. the, roads
are hardly packed enough yet to make
it perfect but, the young bloods do not
complain. although the horses may. lt
surely has started In for an old fash-
ioned Christmas.
nw—www
WESTON. .
The’ school will close on Friday for
a week's vacation.
Mrs. Frederick Banks is entertaining
Westport friends.
Rev. J. L. Shi'vely is spending this
week with William G. Fitch.
I, (i. Fanton has returned from a
six months' stay in Si. Louie.
Mrs. ANE. Turner and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch spent Tuesday in illusion. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Andrews have
visited relatives on Groonilcld'rrllill.
Miss Jennie Hoyt. oi Riducflold. is
visiting friends in town this week.
Pearl. the tour-yoaroid daughter or
rela-
genles. and Xmas goods of all kindfl.'A..I.. Southey, has been ill for several
. Miss Florence Raymond. teacher at day/g,
theBauke North school. Greenfieldl
lilib‘la detained Ill her home ill this lose one of his cows on Monday. The
at or illness and a .uuli- animal bmame east in the stable
iron; ‘Norwalk has tak-
Da’vls ot'illast lion
or school visitor torthisi Mrst .v. .Godtrey loaves town this
district, paidnn oillcial visit to the ware};
W. Iii. Squires had the misfortune to
The, Christmas ,,eniertainment oi
the ‘consiaozsil‘uhalfiundar school. will
be held.‘ in the church; this evening.
do. spendwthe remainder of the
Ministries ‘ In ltidgedld.‘ She
in Ed Or
I
‘ of electric railway Whichxby the act
, :1
hgdl. parents. lowas authorised
. locate. construct. Maintain and oper-i
Picking.
1.19:7.4 ‘
. r
u ‘ use July .
ay organize
. d f
time within ‘which it In
and the time for canon-noting the lines ‘ .
i
of incorporation
01, contained in‘ Special Laws. oi
to
approved June 4.
ate, said lines-bein‘g as follow, name-
ly: .131 the Towneiobl‘iomalk. were,
port. Eastou.rz.Wes
. 0 Bedding and‘
birthstone in the 11:; nah or Belushi
with not more than we tracks an '0‘ January. 1995., to show ”um,“ any
all necessary and convenient luruolus.
‘svvitches, turntables. and connections.
upon aliand ouyilot'the, following
lines or routes, and, upon any portion
or portions thereof; .to wit: Com-
mencing at the terminus of the tracks
or the Cortnecticut Railway and nght- a
ing Company on. Newtown turnpike, in
the town of NorWaill. thence northerly
alongsaid 'NeWtown turnpike to the
dividing line between the towns oi
Norwalk and Westport; thence con-
tinulngl northerly. along said Newtown
turnpike about one and oneouartor
miles; thence 0n aprivate way. in a
northeasteriy direction. about one
half of a mile, to 'thegdividlug linobe
tween the towns-oi 'Wcstport and
Weston; thence continuing along pri
vate way. in same northeasterly direc-
tion, about chenille, to the. main
highway leading to Lyons Plains. just
east of its crossing of the Sangatuok
river, crossing tn highway leading to
Weston; thence a one said main high-
way to Lyons Plains: thence aloug the
main highway leading to Reddinl:
center to the point where it. turns
sharply to the west before it enters
the gorge of the ‘Saugatuck river.
north or Lyons Plains; thence on pri-
vate Way, in a northerly direction.
along the ravine leading up to Red-
ding Ridge, near the residence of
John Moore, crossing the dividing line
between the lewns at Boston and
Weston and a highway leading to
Weston; thence continuing on private
way along the ravine on the west ride
of the Bedding Ridge road, crossing
the div‘ding line between the towns
of Easton and Bedding and the high‘
way loading from Sodding ltldgc to
Sanfordtown, also the main highway
leading from Redding Ridge to Red.
ding center. near the blacksmith shop
of Henry Shaw; thence on private
way. in a northwesterly direction.
crossing the NorWnlk and Newtown
turnpike. and continuing on private
way. crossing the highway leading
from Reddlug Ridge to Lonetowu.
near its intersection with the new
road leading to Putnam Park: thence
on private way, Oll'the easterly side
or the new highway leading to Put-
nam Park. to Putnam Park; thence
along the main highway-leading from
Putnam Park to Elm street. Buthel,
to the dividing line between the towns
of Rodding and Bothol; thence along
said main highway to the terminus of
tho tracks of the ilaniiuly and lietlwl
Street Railway (Junipany. In the town
of llotlwl; and also over. through and
l Connecticut. on the.
session thereon. .liiv
not be pronto
‘ =Datoil. lit.
DeceluXer 20.
susrmnwu
Wool jersey Leggins, extra high
cut, 75c and 85c.
g
pers. the best felt and flooded Iin-
ed. at $1.25.
Bale. leather faxed, hand sewed.
at $1.25.
fleeced lined, pure rubber, at Sm 5
and $1.50.
tics, $1.25, for special Xmas pres-
ents. ‘ ‘
Norwalk and So. Norwallr.
thereby. and; all will! Wiles are have
unstructured _ . “.MWW" Jurors the
General Assam lib? all. ‘lhevfitalaa 0i
no downturn
. lheld, at. Haul:
tord..lu ‘aald stiller colillllilllcln
Wednesday ‘tollowinlr the first.
onday
they have. why such petition . should
.idgeport, Connecticut.
console”? maids '
- A Judge‘dftihdlluuerioh K,
Laolae or ..
'6], DIONI
"asunder .
THE N
”NO.
”to or
eggins
are the latest ‘, ‘
for little boys and . girls.
Price $t.cp and $1.25.
Ladies‘ and Children‘s A“
Little Boys‘ Hip Boots, pure
um. $2.25.
Men’s and Ladies’ Warm. Slip
01d Ladies’ Felt Warm Lined
Children’s Short Rubber Boots.
Children's high 2~halckle Arc-
Ols en’s
Shae Stores
upon any street or highway within
auv of the . points of commcucciilcnl
and termination above mentioned. In
case that a. change in grade or a
widening of any highway in the town
or borough of Bethcl is made necos'
sary by reason of the acceptance bi’.
the nelcctmcn of said town 'or tho
wards!) and burgessee of said borough
of the location and grade of the tracks
of said railway as requested by said
railway comapny. the said railway
company shall cause such Chflllgo in
grade or such widening of such high-
Way to be made without expense to
said town or borough. Also com-
mencing at the terminus oi the rights
of the Bridgeport Traction Company.
[on Strains-Id avenue, in the. Town Of
lv‘alrtleld. thence northerly along said
Stratflcld avenue or the Euston turn~
pike to l'lnttsvl'lle. crossing the ill,
riding line between the town of Fain
field and Eastou; thence on private
way in u northwestcrly direction,
crossing an old highway and conhnuv
lug along the ravine on‘ the easterly
side of the Morebouse highway so-
cailcd. to the main highway loading
from Gregory‘s _corner,-socalied, to
Easlon center. crossing two cast and
West highways; thence along said
highway leading toEaston center to
Sherman's corner, uncalled“. thence
on private way, in a westerly direction,
crossing llurr‘s roud,, socailcd, also
crossing the high-Way leading from
Easton center to Upper Stepncy, near
the Monaco Banks corner. sochlled.
thence continuing on private Way, on
the easterly side ortho buckroa‘o. so
called, crossing a north and south
highway near Illu' Charles Wheeler
corner. sornilcd; thence continuing
on private way. on the easterly side or
the highway leailug to the paper mill.
crossing the highway lending to Red-
dlng Ridge near the John Hall place,
lie-called, thence continuing on private
way, in a nortliwcslcriy direction,
crossing the bedding itidgo Road. and
correcting with the proposed electric
railway from Norwalk to nothcl near
the residence of John Moore; ‘Also
from the Eastern turnpike to Plntta:
ville. near the Gregory place, so-
cnllod. on private. way around the
easterly and northerly slopes or Sport
lliil, crossing two east and west high-
ways to the Election turnpike near
Gregory's corner; socallod; thence
along the main highway lcmdlng‘trom
(Iregory's corner to illusion center to
Sherman's corner. iiO-Citllllil.
Dated Bridgeport, Coma. December
13.1904. .
THE ' NORWALK. llIIIDGBlPORT
{9‘13 ldlh'l‘lilill; TRACTION vudl'
A- Y. , . _
I
By w. 'I‘. Hinelol. ,Attornoi’.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. COUNTY
..OF FAilth'llllLD. 38.:
Bridgeport. December. 20 1904.
Upon the ‘iorcgoldg pelltl
Norwaik. Bridgopor’t ,‘ and»
Traction Conlphnyti‘or. an
inuihe'tltuo within which .i‘ ninylo-
ate. construct. ope
~ Bellini
'.I
ll
III/lift“ ~01. elodtl‘ld
are th. leaders. Are light, strong, dur-
able and the nested, prettiest skate on
the market.
fifteen years and know them to re re.
liable In every respect.
rec! from factory.
and prices and would ask that you lock
them‘ over before buying.
till llilli'lll BANK
on of The,
extend» .
7 ........... xv v I I.
BARNEV a , seam}
Ska es
334.: .u r
We have sold them for
Are more ad.
Juatahle than other. ‘and in case you
have an aceldent and break down we
are lntersted In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly as we buy di-
We carry all sizes
Charles E. Dow,
5 I12 WASHINGTON eraser.
Phone 143-6.
“um”... .W~M.~~W“m.."
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH .
Capital Si00.000.00
Surplus. 3100.00000
Nu ’ Profits. 360.000.00
toilette amount- oI Individual» man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon insurable terms.
IDWIN H. NATHIWOONIM
JOHN H. KNAPP. Via-Pm
JAOOI M. LAY'I'ON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
I. H. Mathemu John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry Comm
Josiah It. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Christian Swan: .1. Wallace Marvin
‘ Fred. H. Rowen. ' ,
[lull llIIl Salon I”. Pu lilillllll. '
Your savings invested with the In‘
dustrial Savings and Loan Co. are true
from speculative dangers-4m; I per
we! profit cousin
tent with safe
methods—4nd al-
ways until i to
, your centre ,5
‘ per cent. our all-
Jiilm paid tor ev-
ery any love:
withdrawohie
\
I
ll , ”i" 5.;
i‘ marrying, .
titioullradvmo
h‘d‘i‘lml‘r
can no:
rumour
3?” “IE ‘
“it
“in til it very complete.”
. ,lluo oi toys. dollopboolls. Bullies -
.. , and athletic goods. l heresy..-
. . riety or .uaotul articles, includ-
ing scissors. pocket-knives. rs». -
sore. straps etc.. all high grade,
at vervlov prices. .l, .
. it will surelypnyiyou to. look
, . through my, «mom, . _
I ':"C.IZI:I'§.I‘I I'E'E,
.,
u
I
,
I
FBOSTFIBH To.
WHITE HALIBUT 140.
SALMON 14¢.
STEAK COD 10o.
NATIVE EELS...............140.
,FLA’ITFI‘BH To.
OIBCOEC..10:.
WJNITIIISH 10°.
WEAKFIBH....... ...... .......10o.
HADDOCK, 8o.
MV‘EELS steel-abnollltaevler1‘c'
‘GERMANCARP 100
‘L’ABGEr AND SMALL BLUES 12c.
OPENEDCLA‘MBAND OYSTERB.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
,FI8H_AT,..REA30NABL£ PRICES. .
.THE PEOPLE'8 FISH AND OYSTER
; ' MARKET...
.1 ‘ Old Salvation Army Building.
'Eaat End .of Washington Street Bridge
Booth Norwalk.
, CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
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S. FOX.
:Ti—ls LADIES' TAILOR AND run-
area.
j Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect tit. You can get my reference
€e'ei'ywhere that my work is perfect.
My‘prices are according to my work,
Please give us a call and you'll surly
get your money's worth at my stdre.
We also have. a nice line in skirts.
concise, furs and waists. My prices
manhot be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and we. also give
Hunt Stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done
. 31 MAIN 813, NORWALK.
Eli'— JOHN B. LAN/HEN“
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCES. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. ITIAM
soar TICKETS.
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call. 36“.
WV? _._.__
Miss Baerun}:
DERMII 1'01. 00157.
CHIROPODIST.
Lack woad's Hell.‘
Norwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 in 12 a. 11:. Ho 5:30 I). m.
Telephone
Connection.
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter and Builder
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBING.
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN-
DOWS GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
In or out. of town orders by mail
promptly attended to. .
~RESIDENCE—
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
.__.5 Health ,
By Good Living!
anc‘you tried the Health Brand
Cones? Better drink l-lenlth Brand
Cocoa, but it you must drink. then
try this mild, rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bad effects of the heavy South Ameri-
can berries. Satisfaction or money
back.
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds. .
Jason M. Layton.
R. R. Avon So am, Norwnlk.
: Telephone 8“.
W
i muons. its.
Jenkins Breweries
. mi
canteen maniac
‘ carats In ems.
colic mo slaves PLATINO.
New lindhnd Mic Intel's.
Havens luporlurfllh IIIWI them.
In blur-urn. * ,
autism to unite rs and No-
i Engines audfinml Much:
! ,6? lug]. , r
nam'rv ntass weal; ‘
ln Odd Designs. ice to ace.
iMPORTED GERMA
CHINA.
Cups. Saucers. Bread Plates, Sauce
Dishes, Chocolate Cups, Cream Pitch-
ors, etc., from» locgto zoo.
3Paarrv
FRAMED PICTURES.
The ilnost. assortmeht. in" the city
at the lowest pricey. , 3,8890 east win-
dow). " ‘ ' . ‘
PICTURI“*FRAMING. ;
Bring the,Plcture with you when
you want to choose a Jame. or lotus
send tor it. ' , .
M
moms. '
10White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
c. , ' ‘ ‘
Brass Extension nodules.
2ficloth Window Shades. good fringe,
c. . ‘ ‘
“——
Wall Papers, artistic materials.
—-—-—q
We give the Hunt Stamps.
L H. Decker
871 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk. Conn.
washroom-recon
You’ll Forget
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING IN THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING DEC. 12TH, '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE
TO 8c PER au., m Lora
or 25 an. on moae, AT
THE oas Woake.
SMALLER QUANTITIES. we
WILL SELL AT 9c PER nu.
AT THE WORKS.
GET THE HABIT AND TRY
SOME OF THIS FAMOUS FUEL.
till-.Ii’ylluhliull.
’Phonc 68.
*hhrll‘tbrhd‘MbWM’h
"Fill? ill Sill
PL UMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WI Till.
A ND 0A3
FITTING
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper,
my---
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i
80 South Main Sinai.
Telephone, 131-0.
«an. Nomlk, Conn.
mm
TH /
LK STEAMBOAT C0.
NORWA
‘ (Incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Nonlvalit” and "Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave Ncw York (Pier 36-
Enst Riveniand Norwalk ever
week day at 5 p. in. «
Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 pa mo “ ‘ _
134 . » _ :
PLIIMBINO AND STEAK.”
HEATING. ' .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. ‘ ,
“‘0 I. AND “Mill.“ .
QLATI Iii 31‘le Ila?” I.
am I! I? ‘
nudist. I
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s cauaiiulnufl cow I...
Moscow - shook j
s cm satin recs. TONA‘I‘MQ,
annoy Im leer-it.
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u cor-rile: a
EAST‘NORWALK II 31
your property, whether it to I
a house and lot in town or roll to
of any description Quickly. stall 0 III:
dress -_ , “
so WALL an, NORWALK.‘09N .3
n will be or advantage to name
to see me it you are desirous of hurt
in: any kind or. 9mm. , . ’
9W
odHotel Victoria
CORNER nAiLavohvE,
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throunllml , M
comfortable and up-to-date he I In‘
city. Electricity and heat'dn. e
roam. Baths in connection. P a»
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