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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 21, 1905 · page 1

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ransom: Irelvmsd: “2511116 M .‘
their ' comrades buried; under the son ..
.loltllnsiwwo or; them internally inc
lured and another with a fractured»
.skull.‘ The injured men Were taken;

Harbor View Company. sud his clerk. , . .
to the. hospital.

Marcus Moore. of New York. spout
lasr'nlgbl, ntibo beach, occupy on the. .
consign of Vice-president. W Mocha. »: «Strickly New Nuts. fun
They mime to.,Scuth Norwslk.1 this and Rilliilllil st Soymour's.
nlorninil, and reported that the night *—

yliis windiest: insomniac slrud- ‘ . V‘ . " é» ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . l, L ~ ‘5 . _,
.iof thebow York Centrill & llud‘ I. . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .i .. " ' : ‘ mastitivor. today. a panic ooonrr
' on*lhc.'Nsw"York Contraindd o 8M ‘3039ilh..19lfillllll°i , court, was hri’bliii . rslifthroe, or them seriously. Then
you and ‘llsrtford 'E’silrond camd‘ to. _, . "scaffolding n 1* th f f in l n
_ ' , as areas can -;
W ‘ llA‘ i‘liol””d "
. . the New York state commie-loin, fill V PM"! 9 'MPVl‘OVVO
‘ ’ t'men working near the scat-‘
from. w i: it? is claimed. ran his American Paper L303 Manufacturing A. lmc‘schooner‘ which 13.,“ lb Imam“ ,. the nine 3!; .
Fire Depart-V ”0.000 bail on the technical chem go hammer‘that’wduld have. killed any “We”. either broke or 41‘“de li‘e‘r‘mohor “baits . y W
be in. in sin. street fire “m““th’ “'0 ”"9 WWMW‘M“ it in now believed that blschances‘for ”"hl:'$‘.”.fi2°§lgiim pry but mg. Jim
fill ' richest. for . . - condition. The" “e ”WWW” 5 stood him in good sheadin this color. ‘ _ -. and other citiesi
Wampum“ it’usahgfiéV, Balls. of Part Chest”. MY». and. hid saucy, and. be can probably ascribe . lbdward s. Kine. president of ' the ,wlll do Vawny {wit
, t mmeVm repeated a mum nmined most of the: members cl. tut been i]. ihrllty man, for he has been or mmni “lifiwmfil’i‘ifififflh: trail

cool Rives Railroad ”inalliirii‘im il‘lis’lr . V ~V ‘ posses ililtho M ”It“? ”nun/mm Railrosd‘fiun'
_ My mum. Wilma Pousskmfle train who "“1“: in progress i l. in whichhvaworkulen were in~~
rot-s train-on the NewYork. News» _ " “ H litmus thought. that corner wits ‘
_ » SM" 0 ”Md 1“! l P‘SSQ. ‘0 9““ unkno coining in on top of them when some;
.V ,Mbsr at a switch-over end one inch "manila nimcflll‘Opdmflon, formation w .,
was killed.“ was begun yesterday’by ' ‘ ‘ W . . . st ll"’ll01llt about 100 feetout un~
. > . . . 1. V. . -V Vwater suddenly collapsed. A
Ham”, ”it”? 233%" “fining? , ‘ ' the lengths libero ml .5
2 cm. on noel-0V ' . on: as e , o the . . . V. ' 1 V, poster d chorus toward the.
tr in be t (in re isuals was held .1039?” “31mm. the WWW" t ” ' mum” mouth.V'shout‘ing"warn1ngs,Vto; I‘ll
a 5 3189 a I 3,‘ 'l.. ‘ ,' ' ‘ ‘ta 37 . . . ; .- u . .V _
‘ “W “W 00'0“" by 3‘ "WENT“ ‘1“ fdhi‘d’inl’i‘dc‘r‘ih ’3; amblow 35h chored‘yulelllwiysrmd um sight 3 .. _. . lit under 'th “RWMCQMWN 9° ‘1‘
g . of" “”1“th ‘ ‘ all Reach islandpinVNorwalkaifesbor. . « the all 0 33 ms. Th :thei’instsllatlon oft
lg V or "nnusl meetin ‘ ‘ .. .r 1.. ‘ . 3 ' ordinary man almost instantly. passed V V. , , . V . V V VV V W- ‘ ‘ '
V r shim on glint tho Pit: " “'9'" “”9“" “an“ “my mm on excellbnt night at the hospital, and °d . ”fugtmll‘hlgs and1vwent ashore thlmomlss an liar-V
EM? Enlith mn' succeed , . “.1 me Well“, bill W0 0‘ the WW ultimate recover arc uite odd. V {1318' Winston list ",I‘YiVS "
" “P Withmwho resigns ifs 3"” remain in hospitalsdn ’3' “mm” The man's can: iron qcioillitixtution has t not. appear to-bsve been injured by We which label!) Boil all
' her sudden change of anchorage. ‘ ‘ , V_
alien will he resented ward Kieist, “fin” Rochelle. 1" ‘Y' . his now lease of existence to his rog- , having 10* ninth!" . . . 7..
l Vlcrtriiiliicglion. , “‘9 “we “win“ "WWW" 6" ular mode of living. DeBlsnco has of inkingvthewrecelveryfro or has
'- is. much He worlds to the
in. usefan‘d Will he‘muc

Hadley, to
V s recently that he did not‘ "9w” 9‘ “1““ “‘3‘“ Willem” W living with the hope, it is suitl,.thlit be “$1; I":

~ . in oddition'called the signal and low , .
could ,nccept the office ‘ermen of the N cw York Central, Wm cupid soon bling his wife and children

were on ‘duty when the collisionooc

from far away Italy. DeBlanco soon #Rsiny Day Pm“ today

.“ Smith thoro-
idered the natural

‘I’i‘owltt, and it was ‘

V, minus was advoncedto
in ‘theVglth of the depart’
n dissenting vote. and

curried... , w

William H. Kirk. fireman of thi
Poughkéepsie train, declared that'ef
tor leaving the tunnel at 96th strep

the signals on the track. were so:

removed from theppersting table at

revived from the other lifter ho was

the hospital yesterday and has not
lost consciousness since. The only
tour now is complications. ‘

The viciouslbiow. ‘which is claimed

W I

' hatshe thought he
.in Pennsylvania.
"320. to get out,"

there was the wildest they had never
known. Early this morning the two
mosleil schooner was driven ashore.
and now lies directly in front of the
collage of John B, Lawrence. of South
Norwnlk. The vessel is withiniddon-

'Vicyfsbz South Main Street. .
.’ "jhlauve Turkeys" . 22cm" N. v Miro

WW” -v~~-‘~ —— -—.._... .

,at silk-x

FOR SALE.

. bidirectional-onion? -

factory to the subscrl

,« will be none without c

mystics l ' .thc subscriber. and will
«or .rsdicai chances in the roll

Carpenters" started work vest

green, meaning caution. but that thli
color changed to white as the ongln’i
was passing. Thinking he had a clean
way, he says. Engineer Horn drovi
the train ahead at a rapid rate.
Towel-man T. H. Dwyor said he he;
switched the Stamford train from out
track to another on his own responsi
bility. He said the Poughkeepsii
train had not. arrived at the time not
he gave the Stamford train the righi
of way to avoid delay. He said the
signals were set against the Pauli
keepsle train. ThsVengineer of the
Stamford train. said that’in approach
ing the scene. of the wreck lie but
noticed the signals set red but they
suddenly changed to white and hi
went ahead. Then the collision oc
curred, , - ,
The inquiry will be mourned to
ddy and the commission will makl
«p personal inspection of the signs
system and the method of handling
trains ‘over the Grand Central tracks

on foot of Mr. Inwrence’s house and

came .very near crashing In “like Foil SALE—A boon sunvrois
structure. The schooner is an oyster

able orse. F. Dinner. 5 Boston st..-
vessel, and to Mescsrs. [dine and F .

, (1 204%
Moore ianot appear to have been V " V _ .
llama . w . «. FOR-”:‘QALE—A MILK ROUTE ONE; be it very expensive'one‘for ihs'mlflf“
The storm was also verysevere at Address mils pally-V. It willprobshly taker‘sglhe timo-
Hickory Bluff. Belle island and Baton d 1943i: to on plate the .work which . he been
Point. although no creel demasewss . '3in oh.’ . . . - ' - ‘
done at any‘ of these pieces. There g; - ..'v-"--'-'---~ . «A, ,
was ii record breaking tide in. and .V—a-warenMAN FOUNTAiN issue. ,
three large schooners. WMCh 80“!“ with or without pedal attachmenihfoi“ *"l‘" [EASTMAN KODAK)... ‘ ‘r
shelter In Wilson's COVE. narrowly 93‘ organ practice. Vaiso Morris ch ‘ r. ht; Beers. 6‘ 80. Main St. an All 'Wsl
leaped .soins ashore on the TOOK“ 0", desk, lounge, Bedroom set. stove Vl‘lr stress. " ‘ ‘ ‘ f‘. V‘,
the BIN“. Th9 Yaflfil'fl dragged m8)? quite m B. Manvnle, 28 Washington : . ’ V ., V-—~w-—-—-—£r‘j. ._ . my -. g"
anchors considerably, and the crews Street. .. . i’éu-flgjille of mug=qu'.VMlplte‘msV
had a difficult time in controlling the .‘ ‘ V ameledv'lléds, Odd Dressers; Couches."
unwieldly crafts. A row host, owned spa .snLg HOUSE CONTAINING plain ”and drop side. at Raymond
seven mama and bath: modern lmo , '

li’y Charles Stevens was blown ashore Son’s, VNorwnlk.

. V _ movements. in first class conditions *5? , . ,

belle island wushadly washed. and is, 3 locality. flammable " to quick
’ ' ‘ . bunglimpsaseble null ‘ ‘

3‘“! .‘n , buy no sly-moms ‘or event r: so
‘ “9819"..95- “. 1"" . Jii’ "Be Dell «bill's be (1" .’
P ‘ Beating? touts. mod‘werc at an- argflmng .V ‘ ' ml (1.3th

 

. ry cashing ‘one ballot for

Thesauri: course was followed

the ‘ lbsr’pillcors. Mr. Smith

connected with the depart-
‘pnstdwenty Years.

~‘-V ’lstlinf Engineer Edward

J. Themes was odveuc he grade

' nd Cap-

. VV VV [)9 Hose

VV V‘- V. succeeds Mr. Thomas as the

, unionist engineer. Both hove

served the" srtment for. many years.

‘ M , ‘ besnrsecond sealstant

. engineer ; or. more than a year. Cap-

‘ taln Dill! fillies?“ the department in

11894, a , as been recording secre~

. tnry, ilr end-second lieutenant. and
captained! Hope floss Company.

to have been struck by James Chris»
tiana, drove a plane of the skull as
large as the hammer head right
through the covering of the brain.
This wedge of bone also acted as a
plug to the artori and'when the our»
seons performed the trepbining opera-
tion and removed the lbone a severe
hemorrhage immediately set in. and it
was some time before the dew of blood
was staunched. DeBlanco has said
nothing about the affair to the ab
tendsnte at the hospital. He has been V ._ ,
visited, however, by a number of his mm“, ‘i‘l‘hl W0 when the int-
m‘mm. tor was shpt'lil‘illd kl '- and in: him.
The Norwsik police have not yet self was an“), 139..
0

end droworklng nightsfr‘and lie
hurry the .matte’reiongss f " '
'siblo; , . v ‘ *v *
' ‘ All! entirely new switchboard __ VVVllV
hsvjo tube installed and the work“ will «

. That she men-
he ribs, the omcers

Sheriff Howl V hated that shortly
otter the core ,l“. "inquest ho had
heard that‘be ' land other witnesses
had been off‘, V . Volley by friends of
the accused. VV 1 ’ I..p.°»ut of town.
and Vito. noes t that- Demko
will be found. .1! duld not state at
the present time. lhor ori‘not he

st to who paid

she told the .0
tinned who ’
will not say.

 

of the best in town.
man. Sentinel.

. Foil sALE CHEAP—WEBBEE«
l’iano includlntbench, Good condition.

 

 

been able to locate Christiana, the ~m‘ Thovmnnd

Young ltalinn alleged to be responsible was "at“ ‘6" ‘ fit " H? was re-
for DeBianco‘e condition: The police "ed °” w b" ”b ° "’9 we “we“

assert that they are positive that as '0'. the "WWW" P'difiap‘psnrance

young Christians went to New York .8 unite n 2.21,".
yes crdsy. A Moment ‘phsrgi’ai bird,
wit assault withilpioht loin uhae‘
been issued by Prosecuting Attorney
Loo Davis.

and damaged; The road leading to

 

reelectienfle

long nd pleasant relations
the department and

he 9st to withdraw.

r L. “d?
word will
”“6 omllt‘. ,;r

ISA a: O
Anibecrt flux»
lures r'ilVonidey

cdiat swims '

 

. .. ' (‘hOI’ inside Smith's island “and all
s‘ArrSludlo, 78 Were anchored separately; ‘T‘lli is,

or

V"'wh'ole llsi. of'ofllcers was gone

shirt the other or-

b who .. t it inter-
hll Mills lot 9 depart-

‘ _ .‘iiepsrately.’ starting with chief.

thro

Dr; .lln fJ. Tracey and John W,.
V Gr‘eenpfhofluero i‘

’physlms'lil’id

iecied department.
y, respectively.

When modulation had been compleb

39.“! ' fl‘

. hiss

$11: was. also vot .

notify

«com lies of ill
volt-”be enir‘

, use
cheer:

9 members of the department
a filing vote. of thanks, three
did" it r for their retiring
’ in race tion of his services.
that the secretary
.lhe score fies of the various
you; and that the
on the minutes of

‘ the dillersnt co ponies.

The question 0 V the department fund
‘ was discussed of. considerable length.
and it. was veiled that any company

drew its V . V
(and of fill .tllllo by vote of the

lion from the gen-

WNML _

Wain-EH...—

REA “or. piece
13911;; Km“

smattumtmw.
WWW-ill“. .. ..

heap toys. “dons.

his

t to ldohfiwor our line. The
; o town, Prices
00. Whelpley I:
1!. BL. 80. Nor.

“COAL makes a
{amid a Guns.

n :leds, flexible
etc; at. [u on t at make you
r. lill‘eisou’l}. The Place.

9 DO! OFHOIRI.

-—-LET 'US HELP YOU.
To select your Holiday Gifts. Our
line of "cigars‘from 31 to.$7.fio per box
is ready forVyolVir inspection. thlp
ley & Clark, cor. Main and Washing
ton streets. South Norwslk.

—A TON OF COAL from Harris ll
Gaps makes a fine Xmas present.

.....— .—.-_ -

~Diaries at Beer‘s

~F‘lexiblo Flyers Neisons'.

~Big line of Sideboards and Buffets
Dining Chairs and Dining Tables, nl
Raymond & Son's. Norwaik.

HOSPlTAI: NOTES.

Plenty of interesting Cases Are Keep
fine the Staff of the institution

- Buoy.

Mrs. Annie Andrews. of Haze! street.
Norwnlk, is undergoing treatment at
the Hospital for appendicitis. it is
hipped that an operation can he avoid
6

Dr. Michael L. Cronin. who was ink-
en to the Hospital Tuesday night for
treatment. is reported, this afternoon
as resting comfortably. ' ,
“Aunty ’ Miller. a well-known Waller
street, Norwalk, character. who has
been ut‘ihe institution with a. broken
arm, was discharged this afinmoon.
John H. Laird, the New York, New
Hui/en and Hartford railroad brakemtn
who wns‘lniured early yesterday morn-
ing by falling from the top of a freight

balloon and mailed! from tho box fan

Chapel street. whore ho hashcen liv.
ing with his aged father and mother.
and secured another but and coat. The

through Academy street.
ley thinks that he took the 9:50 train
from South Norwnlk, for New iork

committed by any ltaiianV connected
with Chapel street colony, it is next
to impossible for the officials to get
any information out. of the rest.

as Motherland worked on the case
vesterdny. but they could get no clues
that were valuable in running down
Christiana. At Christians’s home yes.
lerday ignorance was even claimed
that be had been there just previous
to Chief Bradley's appearance.

Seymonr's

'rom hslf pint up:
Sherry, Muscatel, Claret. ctc.. Domes-
tic and imported from 31 up. per gal.
Champagne, bottling and beer dept.
8 Havllnnd 8L. Connection City Hoiol.
Frank Lemongoili, prop.

Chief of Police Thomas Bradley has
learned that Christians, liftor fleeing

lory in River street. run doWn‘t‘o“

last seen of him he was running
Chief Brad-

As customary when any crime is

Ser-
geant Thomas Hunt and Officer Thom-

wIlivcrythlul; at Nelsons’

w

-Tbo best the world produces ill

on...

~—-Nlcc display umbrellas O'Brien.

W

«Topics of all kinds. Rye Whiskics
Wines. Port.

BRAKEMAN FQVOTIR HOME.

sun...

can M! .

Wnlihlllgi on .
this Week.

f-HAVE A WA
Xmas. lluy ii ion of Harris a Cans cool

eel, Open Evenings

W.W

list. and stimuli

RAILROAD sAViNo owmeuoe.
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 21.--Announce-

mom. was made by Treasurer A. S.
May, or the New York. ’New Haven
and Hartford Raili‘i'lnd.“ today that.
holders of inherent coupons of the com-
pany and lip-lenssdxllnes and of the
Consolidated Railway Company. lis
leased and controlled lines, due and
payable in New Haven. or places oth-
er than New York, may receive pay-
ment therefore on‘presenlntion of the
same at the office of the «summer‘s
agent of this company, in the Grand
Central Station. New York. -

~Flexibie Fiyers Nelsona’.

~Rnymondib Son's furniture store,

Norwalli. "now open evenings.

HORSE FELL THROUGH TREGTLE.

BRISTOL. Dec.
freight traffic on the Highland division
or the New York, Now Haven-slid
Hartford Rsilro'ed was held for three
hours after midnight by a peculiar
A horse attached to a buggy.
wondered on the truck and fell on this
trestle ill. Picrco’s Bridge.
moli worked for a long time trying to
remove the animal end were iinaily
compelled to. shoot it. The owner of
the iinlmiil is not known.

2!.—~'f'ile heavy

Railroad

only done in rare cases when HIP
wind is blowing very. heavily. V

Fortunately all shipping “with Elbe
exception of the schooner on Harbor
View Brill-b. escaped damage, though
while the storm instill! it was miller
problemniiral for them.

The boats on‘ the west side of the
harbor nhovo Dorion’s Point were pret-

i
ty well pounded by, the sell. at high

chance to purchase a new one or two
family house, is rooms. and. bean.
steam best. with nil I‘lmpravemsnls
”id born 18 x 39. for lesthhnh you
can. build house for.
Thomas
East Norwnlk.
cheap.

«as s'lanL—nnun“ in runs.

Situated on
street (formerly Warren).
.Also two lots very
George )0. Robertson. Hunt»
listen. L l.

 

tide and many of them chafed consid-
erably against their mharvas but no

TO LET.

 

serious damages was done. The schoo-
ner Lucy Lane shifted during the
storm and went on the mud lists but
was ilnllurt.

Captain A. A. Gelb's oyster sharpie
the Swordfish dragged her“ anchor and

newly completed house in Hamilton
Ave. to desirable tenants.
motion apply to J. M. layton or F‘.
Mmengeili, City Hotel.

TO RENT—DESIRABLE, FLATS iN
For infor-

d 21 8t

 

went ashore near the Prentiss pro-
perty. Captain‘Geib is making pre-
paretions to float the craft at‘ high
tide. She is not badly damaged.

A large schooner with.throe masts

, re Lip-om: mom's sundries.
ed Front: Room With Heat: anti iii.
65 Soulhlifslli St. South No . '

Ct.
.dile Val.

 

was sighted this morning ne‘er Goose
island. it was impossible to tell whet-
her she was in distress or not but

boat out off from her and started
0 row ashore. She had no sails set
‘ilnd appeared to be in such a position

all-V a latest improvements.
litre; Welsh, corner of my Ave. and
Wilson
since late for solo.

T ‘ LIT—A my on six Rooms.
inquire

Pt. road. Also choice build-
d 12 6!.

 

as would unsure her safety.

*—

—

. glswLLANnous.

 

-—~Mons‘ Caps for Xmas. O‘Brions’
CARD 0F THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends who called
and extended sympathy in our be:
renvemenl,

for “.20. one bottle of whiskey. One
bottle of port. one hoitlo of ilh ry
one one bottle of blackberry. Stop en
Novak,“ ll, R. Ave.

f = nor-ice
Special for the holidays. 4, bottles

 

MRS. A. Vld’lallll AND SON.

 

IMPLDVMIN‘I' kosher-unsjw.
cox. ”pounced tint. she hes so

.1121 but

rosin—40s
in the, sonic.

 

 

 

a small amount of in ,r a .
nor-lean have by pmV images”: " -
paying for this advil“ moni..A y
ill; this oilice. ' g‘V-f .A. V ' if .
. BUSINESS gdmcnsr' .
. «. _‘~ .I 2.0“." V 3”»
AgTHDN’V .ozclhihnglmoym
his arbor. shop fro 15"“th id an
to 10 Wood 8t.whe%;will £3331 . ”
ed to receive his frie bold and .11..

customers, his flora {1,5
vices. d 12%.”... x

eunur LEATHEH ob“ “ms.
the liqlidsys can be ‘ ‘ ' P3.
.cddljesil. 80; Washi
have a part of the [hi

 

who may... need

‘ chin‘e Store we burn' ‘

goods from ‘The Py

L

Bridgeport. or any and
Orders can be left ,
Franklin 8ft. 'South: .
Silliman. Telephone

work to New York..,lile!w

car into a “gondola" cnr somewhere
between Caligatuck and Bridgeport
and later was remove to the Norwalli
Hospital. left the inl‘tluilon this after-
noon for his home in Willis avenue.
New York, where he has a family. Mr.
Laird had several ribs broken. but be
was noxious to get home.
John Flasher. the addiction Hun-
garian. who received a fractured skull
in a runswayin Burbank street. is in
a serious condition at the Hospital. IV!
is believed that the chances for recov-
eryior death are about even. The
man is in a partial stupor. ~B¢bfl in Toylend. st Neisons'
“‘ Richard Kennedy the Ridgeiielli coir ~------~-----~-.-—----
. tractor, builder of all. Joseph's Church. , ~coi il nook, O‘Brionl’.
who was lmured in a runaway , - #
any in Connecticut’avenue. sill V _ , IXPHIII 6M! 0" TRACK.
: 'e broken In. In minis ohmforleblyi The Washington cumin rm delay-
‘glavnlonlhc-wd‘homu though its will be laid up some time. so for p, time in pomp mommy, ghofl.
1 3 .. Louis is. Wench; tho well-hum l lifter midnipht today. by one or the
‘ ‘poctbone the . Clarion pickle and‘frult man. we! lel- ~ dams Express .. - lumping the
, fiddle next r ~ on, to the Nowell: Hospital last Vevcn- mail. The cal-war ii ding on :the
" ‘ ‘ west bound viii ~~. Mid was loaded

3 at“ wills ‘ Violet-e on collusion will be; .
7h- ngfiud on him for heroin. , Dr. not} with oysters. grids were to be. ship-V
' , l’ «York-Midi“. will borforllilile poll to. points south. While “in our
accretion. ' ’ ‘ "up being picked up bythe expreu‘

—-IROWN VOUR

TURKEY with
Harris a Guns Gael. '

 

 

injured Men Left the Hospital in New
York. Last Night.

Mrs. Samuel Foster and demos Brun-
dage, broilier-in-lsw of Samuel Foster.
who was injured in the train wreck in
New York. Wednesday night. went to
New Yor . yeshsrday. and returned
home wit Mr. Foster. Ho bud one
erni broken, and the fingers on the
other hand were badly lsocreisd. He
will remain at his residence in Orch-
ard street for seversi weeks.

is Last Night—non
luuery s. .
go. Shepherds of
annual meeting
. tilted. and elected

DIED y“ ’ ’0 W“ >

1 - This: i...“ womnm
IUTTERWOITMN Topsoil”; _. . , ‘

Deccmberlilib 1905 Helen‘flmiillwle‘Nufi‘mn,“lgw‘ ,_ , m: .,'»

(slot; of lienr gi.‘ fluttermrill i'n the , A , ..
l yearn or use. here sorwy- .. 4’ , VV
ilifi's‘i“ hummus“ ’hi'l'i'“ ' “a“ mm ~
“e °'” 0' . V °“ . 3'"! .Alscouriorrr‘oiiaie petitions?-
December 53nd. st ten ociock. mg“. mum“ a?“ 3:; ‘5‘” ‘31!“ 33:0,: 1
' WANT“)- an”; b.3“n3is7 " ‘
. Mule . Frank Grace. isle of Nor-
WANTID-v-AND OIVD HIGH SILKV ' , It ’ 0060M.
but. at Ping Pong Gallery. 4 Bo. lists will. ‘4“ 33“ dis riot a
street. ‘ 1' ‘ f ’02!!!

.‘Wherull. Msrtln Once. of said so.
‘WANTID-JPHE . PARTY wrio‘

mi}. Ahas token on upped from those
Vb igléllndings. order; 1nod doors-ego! Help
purchased et’ l'irsmonfa Fair smell? ‘mx- 9“ made he “ d” “f o
p no marked 1). honest to Mrs. Dom

MRI. N. Y. City. pleads cell ct Pinto

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