“L . walk. is spending a few days with his
‘ ‘ New York, where Mrs. Epstein is re-
. also.
We havendiiided to t _
“to the numberivl 150 not.
to the number-cf 100 don.
home to the Sale
lull ;
Water-pipes all along the bridge
were frozen sold this morning-and
there will be merry times when the!
thaw out. .
Master-Charlie Bates. of East Not-‘-
W
intuit
‘fl
. «me M .m...
raudparsnts. Mr. and Mrs. 0.
tea, West nodding.
Morris Epstein spent yesterday In
covaring. from an operation, performed
at St. Vincent's Hospital.
.——.
The Silent Euchre Ciuh. which was
to have met last night at the home
of Miss Etta Brun‘dage, was postponed
on account. of t;~.e bad weather.
'The Junior League entertainment
inthe East Avenue Methodist Church
to have been he.d tomorrow night. has
been postponed until Monday night.
The regu‘ar weekly prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the mast
avenue Methodist church under the
leadership of the pastor. Rev. Edward
Cunningham.
The cablnet'uieetlng of the Epworth
League which was to have been held
. last evening at the home of Ambroae
“Carpenter. i'n Gregory Boulevard. was
postponed on account of the blizzard.
The regular weekly social service
will be held this evening at the Ad-
ventChristlan Church. The meeting
will be under the leadership of Rev.
James W, Davis the pastor of the
church.
Mayflower Hook and [Adder Com-
party's quarters were practically dos.
erted‘last night. thou ;h a meeting of
the fire department was schedulei to
he held there. The meeting was post-
poned until Friday night and a large
attendance of members is hoped for
by the officers.
W
Yesterday was one of the highest
titles of the season. The water was
six inches over the b: ard walk leading
to; the Decker Oyster house. Herman
Maltno found about nine inches of wa
ter in his collar at high this with big
fleets of empty beer liens executing
Rheslan naval maneuvers all about the
piece. ~
The harbor was frozen ever wth
ice from three to six‘ inches thick to
day. as far as the eye could see. The
oyster boats iay'wuh steam up. but
many of them were unable to leave
their wharves. being completely frozen
in. The steamer Josephine of the Ra.
dsi Fleet, one of the'larxeat steamers
of the fleet and an excellent ice break;
or had great difficulty in getting out.,
she succeeded, after several efforts. in
hacking out of slip but found that at,
best she could only make very slight
progress through the thick ice.
' The first car over East Avenue this.
morning struck all kindh of trouble,'
as the snow bad drifted badly during
the night. The car was supposed to
leave the switch at 8:40 but the witness
left the truck and considerable diffi-
culty was found in gettnz the car
back on the track attain. it was nec
essary to dig a path for the car In
some places. After the lines were
fairly opened up however the cars ran
with pretty good regularity consider-
in the amount of snow which had
drifted over the tracks. Pedestrians
found it Very difficult to get through
some of the big drifts this morning
rind as‘usuai few of the sidewalks were
ahoveled off. Many made no attempt
to get out at all yetardsy and this
morning even. quite a number delerad
going to business until the cars were
running.
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ROWAYTON.
Charles l-‘cityyout'w‘oi’ ihc blight boys
of the plume, in ill at his home in ling.
inulid lairlriel, ii source of rogue: to his;
lnnny li'it'liiili.
’l‘ho lilidios' A‘uxlllsry of the new
nylon linen Company, will meet to-
night at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrlcn ll. Guidor, to make arrange
rooms for the fair.
Major
R. Livingston Lucifer, of
Rowaylon avenue and Cross street.
who Is one of the prominent officers of
the “Old Guard." will attend the air
nusi bull in Madison Bunsre‘Garden, 1
tonight.
The cottage prayer identities under
the auspices ol the member: 0! .ihez. M. a Bennett. to; w. t. Olson.135.
Methodist EpiscopniitZihurch were hold
Tuesday evening smiths various msm- . 75
' unscathed were
bers’ houses. as: snno ‘ ‘
well attended and very interestlns.
'ing a serious problem.
trolleys were delayed conslds .
and align those who were oblige
, an..."
“Money eno
29c; inc.
his arm sale
eoaa‘
price hip pr. upward.
s rewritten.
at such aatonlahln
not aiford to an elsewhere for them; .
w going one“...
. Wm... . a...“
., retained ‘ Judge John
. mil nuts m. j,
“E‘s” In News“. .
are... p, ‘
V
iy low fifiurs’a you can. ‘
night they re the e.
thehoata tell“ their yin .
probably-nous 4w iI-‘today. “ The’snow
was drifted four‘or fiv‘e‘feet blah-in
simulates. . _ .
.rrii . .. ,mm
Row-titan: Tammi ”Q6 ', .
shuttled-interests nd‘ mast w in
lihiilflt‘hMini’hllml‘“
0 (ll. _ _ . 0f :., :DW
ed on the giant. fienday‘niaht has
Light to rep-
of the
resent him in then:
/ WW 1 .
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Governor . borts received yesterday
a check for 8 1.826 from the National
Home for Dis bled volunteer Soldiers.
being mm t is government for the
state soldiers? home. ,
. ; .FWT‘T‘P‘”
Zigman Mason, the Dnrien contrac-
tor, has been egbusyman today. break-
ing through the snow drifts which are
all over town. :He succeeded in reach-
ing the-parish line; on the West Nor.
walk side, about 10 o‘clock today. The
their in some places was eight and
ten feet deep. and in‘ many others the
ground was entirely hare. Several peo«
pic on the outskirts. have been storm
boundfor the past two or three days.
a...
, The noldlere’ hospital board mot
Monday‘ afternoon in the governor's
room at the Capitol. in Hartford. The
board consistsmf the governor, Judge
A. B. Boers,r"of"Brldgeport: Colonel
WIlliam‘E. Morgan. of New Haven;
H. R. Jones. ofNew‘ Hartford; Adju-
iant General 'Sml All were pres
ent. , he boarfi‘ro’eiected Judge
Beers, o aiming: the excutlvo coma
mitteewa‘nd “treasurer and Colonel‘
“elected Thomas
Morgan Iocr
deport. auditor.
eta? ‘.‘Ili
Bartholoinewfo Brig
w EST so RT
—-.--
Miss Mary Philii
in New Britain.
no is visiting friends
Miss Anna 8. Jennings sails from
New :York Saturday for Jacksonville,
Florida. '
John W. Couch is about. again after
a serious illness that has kept him in
the house for some time. ,.
a..-
Greens Farms l‘armcrs' C'ub is to
hold its annual institute in the Cengre.
gationai church there, on February 22.
.-
liiaurfce Kerrigan sndslster have re:
turned home from New York, where
they went to participate in the funeral
services of their aunt.
Mrs. A. P. Jennings celebrated her
{ None of
raw. i
hgldai ‘ .
‘ ,W.‘Jse. new one
qp, fest afriii‘o‘ooow has
.. Mid
" evilndispos’ . Millie hut
broken out. w 1 there roguestn’di to:
duty to notify the wot a: populatio
vlilln‘“‘i“dil will?“ ”if imam
r Miro ones as
tailors t? Workman winhina‘ to resume
- upstlonsncan do so. without
I
. l
. . at several
”than a?! ‘3 EM?
ermrie an ‘1 . a
‘ are'zual‘dedf . ‘ utiti pollegWAll
. .0 body of sit-literate
linterfere with the employees of the
:gas works was frustrated. ’
lithium. tunnels. Ja . ...26.—;~The
gworltmeu here arejhsins .. polled to
‘2 leave. the. incontinent not “by the
{more militant faction of the strikers.
i 3th .telzraph lines. have been 'darnsa'
, MQfiilQWl-xtlan. hit-The streets
this tndrnissareauiet. The‘uewspat
hers. withvtllo assertion or three. hats
~59er ,» . . .
numerical}. Jan. to. 1:10: p.
3 ins-rm mfifl‘olthe mills and factories
where‘iths'imen appeared for work the
employers decided not to. Mollie till
Monday. This is thercsss‘wtthr the
Russian Westinghouse “mp”? :
MOSCOW. Jan. . 26, 2a. pig-w hostes-
tiral yesterday of Tatlaummetroliw
of Moecow,‘which‘ itywas feared would
be marked by disturbances and possi-
€ny bloodshed. passed in comparaiiw
iqulct. although the whole city was in
a state of alarm. - The strike did‘not
become general, but continued to
spread gradually throughout the day.
The official estimate at midnight was
that 40,000 men were out. ~ The authv
critics had brought in reinforcements
of Cossacks anti dragoons from Vindi-
mir and Tver. disposing them so as
to prevent a union of the Moscow
strikers with the strikers from various
:ou lylutt districts, but. strict orders
2’ were given to avoid spilling blood on
cent. in case of extreme necessity.
A correspondent of The Associated
Press after carefully verifying the ru-
mcie of innumerable collisions is able
to confirm the statement that the only
incident occurred at Pinnitskayn street,
beyoud'the Moscow River, where Cost
sacks charged but did no: fire upon a
crowd of 3.000 persons.
After 9 o'clock last night. the streets
were almost deserted. the people re-
maining in doors. The aspect of the
city. was strange and weird. the lamps
glimmering through the for; revealing
only a host of idle droskysh the jar-
menta of. the strikers of the memos
and the. horses being covered, with
boar frost. ‘ .
The-banquet. in celebration of the
one hundred and fiftieth anniVeraery
of the‘foundatlon of the University‘of-
iMoscow. in “first in Russia, which had
freduehtly. . eeh inhibited. was held
last night at The Hermitage. the‘auth-
cities thus displaying complete con-
galleries" in their albii;y to maintain or-
..der. The assembly consisted of pro-
fessors and. students, Inotudina many
. girl Illidefils.‘ The usual revolution-
‘uryv speeches were made in course of
which '1 those present. mounted. the fa-
bles and drunk to? the "ShPetersburs
martyrs." The ~» assemblafio 'quiotiy
- dispersed. being discouraged from
[demonstration by a. strong force of
gendarmerie. ' =
The. Britishcolony here is manifest
l
i
I
i
. ',Tho deepest may! or ihc'h‘e‘asbn, do; newton
, Moll at the coldest ‘weaihcr, "visited
this place yesterday, and made travel-l son.
Trains and;
Iain} wouldn't marry a man for money;
. . , . “i- neither
he on during the day arrived home at
80 birthdnty at her home at the Farm. ‘ mg some uneasiness On account of the
Monday. andthe event was narilcipat posting of the telegram saying that
ad in by relatives fro New York. New the British are tarnishing money to
Haven and other points. the agriiterslhlt1 thzdintsrest of‘Jspan.
"w "- . but t e coo ead do not maul est
POOL TOURNOEIY AT NORWALK lany alarm. The telegram appears so
cordial: to the “stock to have emanat-
. ad from an agency recently founded in
FIl‘at Games Will Probably be Played Pull.“ by the Latin-CeitleSiav league.
This Week—ero Prizes and a iwhich also declares that. the British
Consolation Prize. Eleges‘nonsiible for the Games coal
Th8 D00! players of me Norwalk Si)" 8 11 Or Or to prevent 9 (308. ng
club have arranged for a pool tournn- fiéfi mime? the ““391“ ””0““
meat and all the crack players of the 'A trial of f- halt a ov r th elt‘
organization have put in their entries ihl N |n 33m 5“ “‘3 (13 Y
The fast players of the club have been ‘ g m‘orn at; :1“ M “6'00 “ fiq‘lg‘mga
haudicaped sufficiently to make them ‘1‘“ “at“? 9 d h £33211“? ll. my
work hard to win the first prize. Some. m“ f "I Th ‘3' “WWI“ g
interesting matches will grow out. of a “‘9‘“; ”0"?- l 9 (euomgfi W" 0
the tournament as several of the beat °‘ 9;“ n P d“ curd , hwefid
known cueists in Norwalit will com- 9'39““ t ”inn” till ’3 .0? 9
pets. streets arehcatn al fdoserted. All
The first games are being those WhO‘enm "'6 Ellis “0 Sub:
played this Week. and the match wi‘l 19‘5”" tovscrutiny by 3 ho“ 9‘. 90““-
be played off as speedily as possible. bl“ "1°” “'9 “0‘ my "009' inlide
lThe committee having charge of the “‘9 walls. "16 ”4“?” ”with 0‘
mumament IS comm)!“ of Dr. w". which are sufficient toinsura thevaafe
ham 1“. Acton, F. E. Wilcox, and A. o. W of “6.9“!“ "mm Within val-
B‘etts. There will be t o prizes and “0d 2 I“ ”Willa“ . millions. Grand
9. conso'etion prize- A1 the prizes Duke Berglua. I!” former IOVOI'DDY-
are fine ones. The second prize will be general 0' ”m0", “‘1 h" M“? “'8
played for. by those who are defeated "INDY!“ ”I" “"39 Nicholas Pull“-
by the winner. The consolation przo Th0 KMI‘IHOD WWW!" 031 the Oilmkll‘ifl
. ’ . tl w o . of the city. .
332.15 Efe,$°§’.”§wfm§2’ b" lose ‘1 . « There has been no trouble up to this
. st of e fries with liii‘i‘ ratin s ‘ I10“- . .
‘. ”E‘s; Igollowa?‘ ‘ g g The strike has milllrnocd n majority
1.1‘ W. Gregory. iii); Gould s, “Oil. lot the printing establishments.
0
l
7 . i «mmmw—«m—m
Robert Van Burch. 100; r. A. melt-i PRINCE FREDERICK'S CONDI-
w‘i‘t‘d'o‘wil u a in CI l (l i T‘ ‘
' ‘. av fill, ': iil'Ofi Ins-x m“
. mar, in: ° ‘ ‘ Had a Fairly Good Night and out not
cough Much.
,BIDRMN. Jan. lift—Tho physicians of
Prince Eithel‘FriedrIch (second son of
Emperor William), whole at Potsdam
suffering from pneumonia. issued the
followinu bulletin at 10 a. m. .
"His Royal Highness had a fairly
good night. He slept for some time
and did notcouith much. The issue
lobe ofths left inn: is now entireiyat-
.feetod: the, distress in breathing is not
i attainmentho'pulss is rapid though
strong; temperature 103%: appetifo
_ somewhat better; complains of pain a
the side; is parzgftly cgnsoious.
"WiiilDidMANN.
"WilliMU'l‘rl."
t to Potsdam early
pent the forenoon
condition certainly
. itch. concern. but
ndicate that.
. r. l'i.‘ Merrill. 30; w. n. Baldwin,
55. .
L. Veriin. ill; Issac Sellock, 55.
George L. Woodward. 110; J. W.
Bentty. 60.
William M. Betta. 60: Willard Com-
Bfik, 45i '
50 . . Cremation. 56; F. Van Buren.
0tieorxo B. Boston. 76; L. C. Green,
W. o, Jessup, to; w. G. Hour, 75'.
’ ill. M. Lockwood“; L. W. Menard.“
.1133. Wighnm, 55. plays the win-
ner of the Vsriiwselleok game.
. Was-ml“
fbr The mill.
or. this morning“
‘with h ‘
you ”marry a man
i" halted the. sentimental p
[I
I
‘» money
i . .
i oriifm. ' ‘
"I '“sives the»!
but . there is. f
attack of: “
. {rho emf ’ plain; the order of
straight , .hinaali his birthday,
observations. decided today to have a
service In J the shape tomorrow. and
‘ to receive oohrtuc pretentious, but
the dinner Which“ to have been
:: aivsn truth other celebra-
tions have ,
lisp.m ;
"No.” answered Miss Cayenne, '
it‘ll trite 01' ‘
woul
" w for.
d i marry ,
ashlar ton
I
i'
i
poverty
l
lentil. tithing the!
...O’ at
era
that , we sell Wall Pop
strum» 14am r
Burners. ”curative-Window Shades;
Corniée role-{Oswald inns. Ready
Mixed. routs.'w1ndawoim..uniuisu,
Sinful optimal-pianos. Paint and Ar-
:ti‘sts'. Brushes. Towel Holders and
Racks. Framed, Pictures. Photo
Frames. Bushland 7. ,3 Qhair ‘ ateplad-
remnants" Mate air for on, Water,
charcoal and crayon Work. ‘
‘We .do a moral Painting. Paper
Hausina and Decorating business.
To order
Picture rims; and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.
Respectfully.
L H. fitiiifl’,
3'7 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
.W~ “my...“
POPULAR sunscreens.
—‘
i
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
SATURDAY. JANUARY. 28.
Matinee and Night.
THRILLING -- STARTLING -- DEN-
SATIONAL.
In the Shadow of
the Gallows.
A CARLOAD OF SCENERY.
sea-4's. Midnight Marriage. The
Breakwater, The Nanette-Hand
Fight.
A STORY OF HEART INTEREST.
PRICII:
Matiau....... 10o.25c
Night 25c, 35a to:
seats on sale Tuesday, January 14.
Its Office open from I a. m to I
p. m.
.sa-s.
I
uovr’t rnaarnn.
osa‘menr ONLY
wannasnav, ran. 1.
The Big BuceIaa‘Ali Along the Line
David Higgins
‘ ‘ fl
Th. Romance of a Kentucky
gentleman.
His Last Dollar.
The sures». staged. gownsd and
noted, Racingi Play ever produced, in-
troducing heme. ‘
Thorouglirad Running Horses-
Lady Bertha. Lottie a. and Starlight.
Prices ................ 260, 50c, 15¢
First Four Rowe ....... “.00
seats on sale Thursday. January 26.
p Box Office open from 8 a. m. to 8
. m.
o e
novr's rnaarna.
Frlday. Jan. 27th.
Ernedit Thompson
Seton.
Matinee, 8 p. In. Admission, adults.
50c; High School pupils. 25c. Pupils
below High School. 150.
Evening. 3.16. Admission. adults.
50c. ‘Hlsh‘sohool pupils, 250. Pupils
below High School. 160.
All 60c tickets purchased from the
school children MW be reserved at the
box office 10c EXTRA.
D
P!
on.
‘ av ePscmL aseues'r
Kathleen Maniurneen
Will be Repeated far the aenefit of
BT. JOSEPH’O CHURCH
by the
TWIN CITY DRAMATIC GLUD.
HOVT'S THEATRE,
THURSDAY. JAN. 26, 1905.
IPIOIAL FEATURI:
WILLIAM OAHILL,""I‘hI Man From
iraiand." '
riclts‘rs .........25s. are and too
For sale at usual places. ‘
Hale begins Friday. January 20.
can "
i.
. 4., s.
Elephant.
, .. IAIIITQNI
Metropolitan opera House. '
Song Recital
ar Nov-rte“ use“. .
Tuesday's ‘ ’
Tickets. ‘.
lean" I ‘
5“
ii
I
u:
(a
‘ t : ‘
tflmmlwfll ‘ . aloud
'Lglllis. Your ‘r-Ilil'siiiess =
the be“ incision the mag-kw
' i" 1,3
it Is lift" Booklets
est price possible , .
let 3. Got lonelier.
starrott’a‘ Fine Tools
lsts loathe best. I
112 Wasnmn'rou artisan
’ Phone 1434. "
.w...
KEEP WARM
USING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FUEL OBTAINABLE.
COKE
HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 8 OENT3
PER BUSHEL DELIVERED IN LOTS
OF 25 BU. OR MORE.
TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINC-
In. . .
toll ll’y iiiglllngit
'Phone 68.
Memes-emcee
WOO.”
; IRANK ILVINSBIIY
i .
E PL anemia.
i: srst,
g nor ws me.
C AND GAS
nrrma
: Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
E and Zinc.
Ii .—..——.——-
l 80 Son rh Mala Street.
é Telephone, tan.
l aunts Namath. om.
0.0mm.
|
Bill Nilll'lil llllK
IOUTH NDRWALK‘OONN.
ORGANIZED 168!-
' WITH ‘
Capital ' .rroo.ooo.oo
Surplus. SIO0.000.00
N0! Protl'a’r ’GOIOODIOO
lotions accounts of individuals. man
nfaotursra, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vina-Pres.
JACOI M. LAY'I‘ON. cashier.
a.“
. DIBBOTORI.
I. H. Mathewson John H. him
John H. Knapp H00?! firm“
Josiah It. Marvin Ilmual Grumman
Mart: J. William Marvin
Christian
. me. it. Rowan.
I . rm.
r'fiimamo AND STEAM
U HEATING. ‘ w , w .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT‘AIR HEATING.
ITOVIO AND IANO .
“A?! AND“ TIN ace 0,
use and atom Fitting.
Have UH“OIII’.MII§O’,
‘ N ‘RANO '
“RIG MO, . .
rm: roses
woo
. 1' Win '3'"!
Wu}, J
“resultant you aw sdphlltd “with ’
'Torfurnish these articlesatthe low»
fer Machin; .‘
Charles E. Dow, ‘
THESE COLD WINTER DAYS BY ‘
OaI‘ Fixtures. "Natal. coiling. Its.
newsprint
CLOSING BALANCE . on 3'
SKATE escort in coast 31
noun or Tania Less. , -
. outlaw anaemia“ Um I‘
. gangsta, 'rors imp some
500 Sherlock Hellenism Pit ‘i
38c. "
Skates and O
“i“ ”’3'" tliIEVé
. MAIN
its..- mass
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Goth.
pany at 5 per cent.—-increasins the in-
come 25 per cent.
Description of methodai and all de-
sired information on request. .
investments bear earnings fro
day received to day withdrawn. ,
Assets ..........;...$1.700,0DO
Surplus and Profits $160,000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 80. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Manaers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. I... Coburn
Chat-lea E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
ell-l.
lush and Cheap
FRESH HERRING........ .. ..7o lb.
WHITEFISH and Cl8¢0£8....100-Ib.
PIOKEREL.... ....... .........10c lb.
WHITE HALIBUT............IB:‘III.
W OLE 8ALMON........ ....10clb.
81' AK OOO.......... ..... ...12¢.Ib.
ALL OTHER .KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES;
GOO LIVER OIL..........
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER;
MARKET. '
00 one. I
Old laivation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
loath Narwalk.
CAPT. cHARLES DUOROBI, Prop.
Miss Baerum.
DERMII 1'01. OGIST.
CHIRQPODIST.
Lookwand’s Hall.
.torwallr. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 fa 12 a. 11:. Ho 5:80p. at.
Telephone
Connection.
aaMMS'
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractdr
aerma'rire elven ' Fort Jod-
eme,solLoIno or new AND as.
mooatme or OLD srnucrunas.
IN on our-or-rown onosaa av
MAIL PROMPTLY Arrenoeo TO.
mREBIDENGE—
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
races M. LAYTON
R. R. Ave... South ,llfortvsllr.
Telephone Ilia.
"PM “In
Jenkins Bus.“ Valves
(seasons Isottme
. _ GIMMIIIM' '
noun Ann sitvan aurora.
. . MNMBW
"milepost: ' or. II
“removed". 9am”
, “It his to II *
claul‘m Insrmt‘i‘mflwflnz
saunas. . .
,E'N-‘W , , ,
‘, w; ' ‘ In“ ”l ;,
i” scenaEgg Plums $4»...
: 1LSTULL
i2 new resume“ iv “will?"
Inmnn~
‘ dresa‘
. as with sheet.
can HERRING ..... ....5e is.
BALT MAGKEREL... ...... ...10e Ih.
aLuEFIeH LARGE AND eMALL
.. ................ .. .. ....12oih.
WEAKFlsH ..... ..............1dsis. ‘
Issuing-asssou‘voas‘a
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of m descrip
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it ~qu he of Minimise-you Iii?
‘toseslneifroumd‘ . W
ing'any-ltind'rof prelim
conNERirtartnosb AV unrest:
“ MONROE filling, ,. “-7.1."
Newly furnished throughout. Mo”
comfortable and uptosdsieghotel lit-tile
city. Electricity and hens in ever:
room. Baths in connection. Per:
fect sanitation. Rooms ‘excelien ,
appointed. Always. comfortable an. .
quiet. . . - y.
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