inn act orbi aaoomwl Mrs.
Perry will accompany p it. ‘ ‘ ‘
pcdo stern which has been so popular
recently. . .
. onus enroll. ‘
'ALKEVEIS'NG sNIINEF.
“ ‘ ‘ Gilli—Blue isll
i
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'B‘RIBTOL STEEL FISHING RODS
m
lllroal. Nose and. Earli‘i- l;
(£511.51 —
5,.
the party.
i th 0th l l Selector v R. ' - - are the lightest and otrengost Red on
At a recent meet an. e c a an . Poole has been ’ . m. market. , ’
Board of the EM“ “"1“" Methodist improving 1““ recent burghase of two , l B. J! "lugs l A full ”no of Fishing Tackle of all . “Anyt giseaseldmo‘ondléigr't. (“(1): 3:
a” church voted to sell the house now houses on Center street from Charles . , . . '. .4 .. , . , ‘ kind. can be found at w. store. FRESH "“3 SEASON. 12° LL roa. use 0 a all c y
alkali) ”‘ND' mad as a parsonage for the church. It i}. «Waterbury, with a new roof .and n i It!» mom . , ‘
go Pharmacy. .3 having it re
“le Chambers be ing purchased
.e r
genital with new and. fresh goods.
, on can rely that every article porch
and here will be a pre ration of am.
it. Try my Tsicum wder. smooth
or. whiter and nicer . a any other
can made. ‘ You w say so once
. uuae it. ROoauan. imperial 1
am, full pint bottles , h
:be house can be sold to someone who
will move it away a new building will
be erected on the pro erty next the
church. The present it ructurc. while
in good condition, is not .largo enough
tor use an a parsonage and a new and
thoroughly upnoydate house will be
erected tor the resilience of the pastor.
This change has been incontemplatlun
1' some time. but the recent. action
Iwasrtbellrst omclsl'step taken in that.
. , , II ,
lied hands and lips a d'exaeilentfilfitdirection.
bottle. Chloe
Limo Moth Compiler. 'Gnrn 0am:
rim and other matrimonial
much at this season of the
H. w. CHAMBERO.’Phannaei-I.
The tug Port, Chester was in tin
harbor today..-
WM
Frederick Saunders ls recover-int.
fro h u; ' .'
y if rel. pt illness
illugent Webb is lid with pleurisy at
his name in Winfield jatreet.
The barge “senile" is discharging a
cargo of coal for the Marvin yards.
J. S. Randall is going to lay a saw-
er in Cottage avenue soon.
Mrs. Charles Ransom Baker, of
Brooklyn is spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. E. B. Smith.
M...
Miss Maggie Darragh has been ta-
ken to the Norwalk hospital for treat-
ment. '
Mrs. John ’l‘llnpson has gone to
Newark. N. .l., where her husband is
working.
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Ground has been broken for a new
house in Winfield street for Winfield
S. Hanlord.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the East are.
nuc Methodist Church. '
Mortimer Roberts is laid up with a
dislocated loo, caused by d 'opplng a
crowbar on his foot while» at work.
Frank Ferguson will lend the Jun-
ior Band meeting tonight, at, the East
avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
There will llt' a rehearsal of lhc
children tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
at the Advent. church.
Sunday there will be u rehearsal of
the Easter music at the close of the
Sunday school at llle Advent church.
Rev. James W. Davis, returns to
day from Lynn. lilacs. where he istol-
tending the convention of the Advent
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Voorhees. of
Van Zandt street. are entertaining
Mrs. ira Mocks-r and son Ira of Bridge-
port.
Charles Ii. Ryder, of Sailors Snug
Harbor, who is visiting here, intends
lo spend a few days in bong island
next week.
Frederick Gehrmnnn has launched
his sloop “Bertha A,," which has re»
cently been overhauled and put in
shape for the summer.
The steamer Dreadnought left this
morning under charter in the Baxter
Wrecking Company for the purpose of
locating Sunken barges.
Rev. E. W. Buscho, who will preach
Sunday at the East Avenue Methodist
church will be entertained at the home
of Frank Seymour, in Rowan street.
Captain Raymond, is getting his
calboat Tiger ready for the water. She
I has been neatly painted and is one of
‘ wthe most able estimate In the harbor.
lb
it
WI Carl Wicke's “scoot" got hung up on
Int bog with the telling this this morn-
ng, and her nose plunged dorm into
'the mild. Fortunately no damage was
done.
Contractor Leslie Gamble‘s snow
was taken down the harbor this morn-
ing. with a cargo of building material
destined for Sound Beach. The Addie
or? is
i ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
.iowayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
Elmo Broadway and Charles Petty.
are». sent to any of the above will
waive prompt attention.
“MW
owes Marlon Clone. of Raymond
street. is visiting friends in Green-
wich. .
Miss Ferris. of the John Smith
place. has changed her residence from
Rowayton to Stamford, her former
ome.
The Rev. A. in Hubbard. of the Row-
ayton Methodist Episcopal Church, is
attending the New York East Con-
ference being held at Waterbury.
Mrs. Abbie J. Merritt, of High Ridge.
celebrated her 91st birthday at the
home of her eldest daughter, Mrs.
Lucy Lyon. at Rowayton. Wednesday.
Mrs. Louise Vincent slipped and fell-
heavlly on Monday. receiving serious
injury to her right knee, and it will
be a long time before she will be able
to get about.
The Flower Club. of the Third
Methodist Episcopal Church holds its
first. meeting of the season at the cha-
pel at 10:46 a. m. Saturday. at which
time Miss McCaul.’ of the Flower Mls~
slon. New York, will address the mem-
hers.
.-:'~‘-$-'~d~r-——
Rcv. and Mrsqullinm James. of
Brooklyn. came lip Monday to spend
a few days at their summer home,
ldlim Homo. on Bell lsiund. it was
Mr. Janles’s intention to trim up and
Work around the house, preparatory lo
tltc summer, but the weather has been
such that he has not. been able to no-
cotuplisll much.
While John Broadway’s icc wagon
was engaged in delivering ice it was
run into by an unknown automobile
which was rendered useless. having its
axle broken, search light smashed. and
otherwise injured. Judging by the
way some of these machines are run
at such reckless speed through our
streets on ice wagon now and then is
about the proper tiling to have using
part of the streets. although Grover
Brown. who was on the ice wagon be.
ing summarily unsealed, declares he
does not care to repeat. his experinece.
——Ordlnary household accidents have
no icrmrs when there's n bottle of Dr.
Thomas“ Electric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns. cuts, bruises,
sprains. Instant relief.
DARIEN AND lilo—norms.
A cute for the Evening Sentinel. in
Dar on. are Thaddouo Boil, Arthur
'Biauoon. and Wallace Sharer. Orders
uni to any of the shave will receive
prompt attention.
The turnpike from Newton River,
east. is being graveled.
Wilbur Bates is building an addi-
tion to his West avenue residence.
Mrs. John Oldrln is to visit her
mother, in New Canaan, this week.
Mrs. Charles Millspaugh has been
visiting friends in Stamford this Week.
W. H. Fairbanks has mmmcnced ne-
bulldlng his Maple avenue residence.
-——Canned ox iongue til Street's Cash
Grocery.
Street's grocery store has a new de-
livery wagon and horse with a record
of 2:19.
die seemed to
coat of paint.
d An unknown man was killed Mon.
ay
tween the freight depot and bridge.
‘ be a person in good
circumstances. .
.’ M
The grounds of the former Wee
Burn Golf Clubohou‘se, opposite the
links on Main street. are undergoing
extensive changes, and are being
transformed into a duck term.
M
With John Tyler. of Newton. in
charge, a small anny of laborers are
building fences or stone, making
ponds. incloslng the brook on the old
King‘s Highway. and making other im-
portant changes.
Stephen Merritt went to Bridgeport
jail, yesterday afternoon, to carve out
his 30 days. Thane was a bitch about
getting Merritt into Fitch's Soldiera'
Home. and a mlttlmus was made out
for his 'iércnsportatlon to Bridgeport.
Poiieema Nevins took him up.-
Stamford Advocate.
Dr. Stone. ofDarien, who had charge
pecently. of many cases of spinal men-
ingitis in Beilevue Hospital. said near-
ly all the cases came from the East
side. where sanitary conditions were
poor. and there was lack of sunlight,
bad air and poor food. The cases were
mostly in the spring after the thaw.
Durien farmers have been clearing
up their places, and several lires for
burning grass have made lively work.
The barn and fence at Elmwood. Ma-
ple avenue. were. partly burned. Dan‘
lcl Slsuson's new have had a narrow
escape. Mr. Siauson saw the flames
approaching. and. with Henry Selleck.
succeeded in extinguishing them be-
fore they reached the building. Mr.
Karr‘s barn on the Stamford turnpike
narrowly escaped being burned.
__....._.__.__
Capt. .1. Butler of the Volunteers of
Anu-erlcu Children‘s Home in ilurleu
appeals for aid for this worthy insti-
tution and says to all friends interest-
cd: “'i‘hc Volunteer in its work among
the poor can use cnst~olf clothing.
boots and shoes, hots, cups and bon-
tlcls. carpets, rugs unll curtains. not?»
ond~hand furniture, stoves and kltcir
en utensils, crockery and glassware.
ice boxes, wmidcnwurc. mattresses.
bedding. ctr. llrup a postal card and
We will call. .(Iupt. .l. llutlcr. supl..
Dnrien, Conn.“
WESTPORI‘.
for the Evening Sentinel, in
are 8. Digievannl and Wm.
Orders sent to either of the
receive prompt attention.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Keane.
Agont.‘
Weatpcrt,
E. Nash.
above will
Charles Anderson, of New York. was
a recent visitor here.
M
Westport. Grange is to hold its next
lecturer‘s meeting on April 11.
Mrs. P. G, Sanford has returned
borne from a visit in Strutford.
G. B. Bunnell. of New Haven, spent
Tuesday at his home at the Farms,
w
Miss Edna Meeker has returned from
a visit with relatives in New Canaan.
B. F. Kempsr has marcd from here
to East Norwalk. where he will reside
in future.
F, B. Hubboll. who has been serious-
ly sick for some time, is much im-
proved and able to get out.
The remains of the late Dr. Loren
T. Day were taken to Fresh Pond. 1..
l., Wednesday and cremated.
James Dunno and family, of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., have taken possession of
their cottage at the Forms for the
season.
NW...
Mrs. Robert Hard. of Bridgeport. was
the chief soloist at the recent mesh
ing of the Musical Society. Mrs.
Hard'a musical ability is well known
and her appearances are always rare
treats.
night. at Noroion Heights. be
,3 1! mill and firm.
‘ lit gives the pure tin tubes that
i post. round up stance.
No air is slowed to outer lhe
tribe when filling. . ,
.You can ban is the paste quite
rolu lily without getting the tubes
all clued up. -
.‘The rich. pink. creamy paste
minutes out easily. and gives that
d llcste cleanly sensation so much
desired by “ Dainty Women."
Allt'mo lirugglsls or by mailw-uwai price.
‘ assumes counter.
Laaorlaronv. Danni-oar. N. Y.
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SOUli/ENIR OF TRYON's RAID
. - FOUND.
DAiNBURY. April 7.-A relic of the
Revolutionary War was dug up in
Deer. Hill avenue. one of the principal
residence streets of the city of Dan-
bury. by some workmen of the water
department while making an excava.
tlon opposite the residence of lrving
Gerry. . it was a cannon ball and was
buried five feet below the surface. The
place where the ball was found was
within the track of the British army
which burned Danbury.
poisons AMUSEMENT?
Eovr's THEATRE.
-——-....
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH.
GRAND CONCERT BY
‘The Yale. Apollo.
Glee. Banjo
Mandolin Club”
YALE UNIVERSITY.
60~ARTI8TS-—60
Concert Commences 8:30.
PRICES .............. 25c, 50c. 75c
sects on Sale Monday, April 3rd.
Hovr's THEATRE.
WEEK APRIL 10.
Pleases Everybody.
“The Roe Stock
Company.”
GREAT PLAYS AND SPECIALTIES.
Monday—Sherlock Holmes.
Tuesday—Road to Frisco.
Wednesday-At Valley Forge. ‘
Thur day—Tho Two Orphans.
Frld --A Warning to Women.
Saturday—Jesse James. '
Wednesday—A Mad Love.
Bastien” Matlnoo~WIfo in Name
PI .
EXT A~Reed'a Acrobatic Bull Tor.
riera.
PRICES:
Matinee ............... ..... 10c. 20c
Evening ................ 10c, 200. 30c
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES' NIGHT.
TlCioETs, 15o. LIMITED To 200.
Santa on sale Thursday, April 6.
Egan. ‘
Giant’s Restaurant“
88 North Main Street, South Nerwaik.
B! T PLACE iN TOWN TO GET
10 A D 16 CENT LUNCHEG: REGU.
LAR DINNER. 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
Notice To llnlululs
The Building Committee of the
South Norwaik School Building invite
contractors to submit proposals for
the construction of the proposed
schoall building to be erected on the
corner of Concord and Chestnut Sis.
Planet and specifications are now on
r.
.o
OW,
HARDWARE.
m WAIHING‘I'ON 'arnur.
Phone 14".
messes-emcee 3i
Change of Bates
GAS srovss
on April lst, l905
Regular Prices Will be Re-
sumed
500-3 Range
I2-l6-Ii Range
We will take your order
NOW at IORMER PRICE
Connected when Desired
$l 4.25
Bill. Ill lllgllllg Bil. ‘
_’Phone 6!.
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PAINTS, .
Wall Papers.
AND HOUSE PAINTING.
TELEPHONE THE
Nurwalk Hardware Company
84 MAIN GTREET.
NORWALK.
Decorating Department In Charge of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
Latest designs in Wall Papers. High
Grade Work. Uptodate ideas. Eati-
Inalaa promptl tarnished. Headqua-
tora for anyth up also you need in the
building line.
‘ ’PHONE, 37i--2.
‘rna
lllll Nlllllllll BANK
IOUTH NOIWALK, 0m
..._“
$l2.75
Buck shad, 8c lb.
Fiat Fish, 6c lb.
Steak Cool, 12c lb.
Delaware Roe Shad, 10c lb.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish. at
reasonable prices. '
rue scooters FlBl-l asp averse
MARKET. '
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSO, Prop.
South Nerwalk.
Get That Bicucle
out of the attic: look it ever. ‘
If it isn't a NATIONAL “mp? ;;
it for one: or let on tons It up ..
to run “something like a NA- IS
TIONAL."
Bargains in Tirol.
Don‘t forget the Guarahtced :-
Gu Mantle. "
I'LR. BULKLEY,
52 00. MAIN
.ala‘...
01 Ill! Kinda.
Liberal Policy for Automobiles with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. anrou
R. R. Ave" South Narwalk.
Telephone lib-l.
rm. . _ Isol-
PLUMBING AND STIAH
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANDII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
leturee, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIIB
COMPANY.
17 WALL 8TREET, NORWALK.
lilall Piper Tall.
Selecting Wall Paper is largely'a
an Ito
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
“ll - Mi
TO ORDER. .. “ W'l
decorations.
.Window shades and picture frames.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe.
25c. .Whito and Brass Curtain Poles,
100.
l
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, Glass-
ware, etc. . ,- 1., u.
Relating and Paper Hanging.
, Theatment hours, 8-10,
scientifically treated and cured by“).
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. New installed at. 66. flotilla
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
flee. by a specialist who has been cull-
noclcd with. the New York Hospital.
Branch. lib Be. Main St.
14.7-8.
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15 BTRlCTLV FRESH sane, 26a
3 Lee MILK canckans. g are
T: a our. com. pic - 25a
. 3 Dana Soup. . ’ l 256
Pure Leaf Lard, y: : its to.
A. STULL
:4 comics: more
ff EAST NDRWALK, . CONN.
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE ITRIIT.
Newly furnished throughout. no“
comfortable and up-todato hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in over!
room. Baths in connection. Por-
fcct sanitation. nooma' excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet.
1
Cafe carrying a full line of Action
liquor:
Best stocked bar in m
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. M ii
TELEPHONE CALL. 39H.
Merrill and Condit’s wines,
and cigars.
city.
Us: STANDARD FIXTURE'I
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable... '
Horace R. Nash
cos. N. mam AND won an.
I0. NORWALK. cons. l
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Wall
Paper.-
. Umatockdmgopdllulth
iiu little ”WWW” More;
Wonderful how lawyers an
one wosklssev Hoes. accls'rv. .
'1 mans ~
ll 1 ll; .
A" . bu nice ah You know
V t d th . w Miss Florence McDonald has been " ~ file at. the Water Commissioners' Office ORGANIZED ml. } . , Y Rood “‘9- A.
‘ S ’ owe e “to ' __ visiting Miss Gertrude Valentine for The destruction‘of the b8"! 0! 3088i”! where they can be seen daily from WITH ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ we “the "wk in “”1“! be"
i I Work was commenced yesterday ‘ I" “’5' _________ fimm'ufletfiflem;fi mafia; if; 9 a. lit. to s p. m. All bids must be ml“! 310930030 . ". “ , . ,, manner. , ,‘,,.,‘. .. h...)
fizfifi‘fhgpvflfilfiw; Kim: $2329"? Several cat-loads of new time have Kin and Is attributed to (ramps, Mr. sealed and handed to the committee SUMIUJ. $100,000.00 W. “V. Mk“! . W mm .,
new one will be laid as well a”. a bean unloaded near the freight depot Adams was not in the barn after the on or before Tuesday—«tho 25th day of "I! Profits, ‘50,ooa,aa B7 WASHINGTON STREET . ,
m... m, m... rise for use in this section. v $1333?!th t2: :3: galaxy”: Ami. Ti... commits... reserve o... ......... . . contracts for house painting and
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.. The railroad has completed the re- then. The only conclusion that can right I” “‘59“ “y or a“ ”I“ The mammxflnfiwrmm' ”:3 South Norwalk. Court. will b. I!“ t° ”bum ”In“. a“ ;
Rev. to. W. Busche. of North Wilton. Ian I lilo lions a e sis on , “w k.
i will occupy the pulpit. at the lliast Ave “10“" 0‘ ”'9 0“ WW? “WW Goo. ”0 ”’7va “‘5 I” "I“ some 9’ "I" p " am ”pm a r 0 upon favorable terms. Yeioohone Connection. ym" W l . I at Ll
‘ nus Methodist Church tomorrow dur- 13, Everett was purchaser. many hoboes that continue to infant file all the office of the architect, War- ........... ., - . .--r . . , ‘
l, n... u... some. a. the conference or --—~—-—-- Wham?“ I,“ I3!” gleam" in “It ran it. arises. United Bank Building. Iowm H. ataruawaon. Moe. We try to carry inlteels every:
‘R’av' Edward omnmhm‘ ‘ 002ml pm??? .3i3..§°23“§..l323 gaging:whwallyddmfm;$afiin1m ”WWW”: 00"“ A “0"“ 0' 1° 99" ”Hag'd'KaAaggfirmm ~~~~~~ ~ M-.. «~——-— thing you need for shadows-stir)
Arthur WBIdI‘OI'i “ making extensive in the house' this “mm, its contents. including a cow valued cent in! the cost of the building will _;___ ' ingrai- RENEE lacuna. of your house inside Rim . .
improvements m his bottle in Cottage W at $100. The tire arouses argument be repaired of the successful conirsc— DIIIOTORO. 0...”. ..
.avenue, It will be repainted. a lar a BM- Martha Darrow has returned to "8‘“: ”if”? "*0 “Wk 0' “r9 00- tor for the faithful performance of his g. “mm“ m... ILL!“ song-3m. mnwrwt:
,plun will be added and the bay wig. Walloon. after a pleasant rim with 3:," 3” “3, “i 3* 1:03, ”it up Willi“ work. John H.Knoop Henry um ammh'gg, m‘ “”3. 0,; . .
new extended. it will also be con- her allied MM Harriet Mutton. be. ‘5‘ ”f ' a: built); 9 ”W" is DING COMMITTEE Josiahmkiarvin Iamuollramn mammal-tines resume-up-
. cooled with the. settler to he laid dor street. not so or as 0 or. u I an on the T" 30114 J ' Christian Islam J. Wall-ea Marvin “MI- masts-goo! amfl'goagg“
; though the mm. m. prom son were conrmnod Iiliiifeetllid , ‘ C swam, Secretary. 'M. H. Rowan. fibulmll. ."m‘. , ,, ,
i . ...__ The friends of Mr. and him. An‘ but themain structure was doomed. , ’ m ’ 1 or am,
‘ 1 W... smith Norwalk, CL. April 4. MW.--.-.... ~ »- ~« -. .... , _ .
The subject of the. meeting of the ton-Norma. 0! Greenwich, WI l 06 glad i , .
worth League to be held tomorrow: altering?“ wavefront to return in GLENBROOK. . “I 3 _ . ‘ "LIPHONI “H “l
~9- tthc East Avenue Methodist churc en a sum . . _.._...... N m...” - ‘
f I” .18 "Will“. ”08” Christ‘s Lift} SNOW mum I M’igl Ogior‘ecw' ”9.”! l9" Will’l‘dfl)’ ”AVID We RAYMOND. 1° FIRQT .11. '0 NORWAL‘ .
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I M lIfldGl' [he [GIN 8" D 0 m. re an; oval" er . 1 ' W
M ooh Haven. and will doubtless Stamford Hospital with motored Mama”!rfp‘gidsgigmgthgrggngggkflur- ; “d 3mm“. . 1.”, JOHN H. L‘WRZM‘
pr ve very interesting and instructive. health and strength. . __ . 1. N "h M Ila OI. loath Norwalk. PLUM a. WMVCIWO . . IOENQIEL. ,
Price's launch. llt’chdsed last Miss Katherine Austin. who has The Readies Circle WI entertained ll. Ill-nu. 6 thlnoton limb ALI. monomers RIAI. scram
fol has been underdog; poms cation; bran upgrading ’the‘ w’lqnturt withl rein. ”Y “H'- h 3.11”: 1‘0”“? afternoon. Telephone at noun. 184-2 . 372‘ I“ :gfifwggfiwuof v, _ mu!
chaos. A can at: nip.tmsan enrsn moan, acre m “ . I 4 .. . 1'
ma ‘ vi‘s been out. on her at Jesus turned to her home in Pound lodge. 1"“‘8 rnlgblli‘y {m ODBI‘IIWI illr » » , ”or W‘T‘fl. ’5le TACK“. ; :OA‘INWT' 3mm“ LY.
Arron, . yard. and a new ton horse 3‘; ”Mr; "v ”f 9“, mm“ “9“" " AND 0“ ' carried in Choir. ' U rout?" ”NI"!
Dower ‘ 1;! engine has, been Inrsl'a‘ll- Pfilntcim'l‘ it'lii‘i‘on;t lti.1 {m i: going F8 in armed M opera . . . .. y . g - To . a . m . . q _
Theo i I to onevo to to aona on p aspa , ,' 7 ’ ., ._ W ‘. _.
allelic-l launches mare rumor when in aeoncert to be on there and trill ‘ 'I'h- "‘l'°‘l. Aéd helm «high m .. ‘ .. rmuvo solo Ann eltvsn purine. . . ~ _ .
t... a... no... m. .. her. a... t... concert . on... on... vghgggu - w, o... ogre chm- Ca penler, Builder and ~ mmumam 4.77m .
l. of a good model arid has the tort Iona trawl ll. lliu Toma Hoyt .was "0' W “1 “Mi week. ‘ g
“ ' Wu, G l. I C n- t Tin. Shut Iron. Copper "newcomer-mummy» . h a
' * *' ‘ “ " out: “rumour :hiii‘i‘. liti‘ ' “0’3 On. 5° 0' .... z... ........... , “3
“emu, m. and an, in“... l NAYII‘ Gill!!! .ron JOI- , . ‘ Repairs to W and Na- _ ' ' . .
ma. Mm avg-at. . our 'l autumn orrnaw Ase as. {m im'fil‘m .W m .
, ; ' ' s. ‘ W“ Mill's-ii“ ”Waugh 7 so loath Rafa Street.
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