‘ . Thaddiiuo
- I, sulshed however without calling on
"I
m: to m on. when
hug-u «out Ila hr‘ou mm utoolon.
"flunk undo fnow-~00. out w ndon he
so: and. “I. at
uni. CID!" hunk no Ill.“ bmu'
IA: Thoifildfihhormacyl
I H. w. Chambers. ‘
C non of the readers
' ‘ I a-‘ifltbr 6an has been
‘I titli’ bridge «or IHIIfner's
store. itemo fini publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the' worm Cas- an evidence of
dood faith. :I .
The tug Flushing arrived with a bar-
ge load of cool this melding
Dr. Frank Hoyt, the w‘ell- known Ilen-
tlst, Is in New York today on busi-
ness.
Edward Robertson has placed his
launch in commission for the sum.
mer.
Letter Carrier James Haniord is en
joying a day‘s Vacation. Clarence Cro-
fut‘ Is substitutiugImII him.
The regIIlaI-Iwee'irly prayer meeting
will be held this evening in both the
Advent Christian and East avenue
Methodist Churches. '
E. T. Jennings, one of the employee
III. the Colonial Column Company, met
with a painful accident at the mill. He
was working on one of the machines
and had the. misfortune to get his tin-
goIs caught in the knives. 'l‘wo llII
gcrs were cut off Dr F. ii. Baker dII-I .
sud the wounds.
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The illo’worth league. oi" the inst
avenue Church gavu u very pleasant.
birthday social last evening at the
I lIuII lI them being it large attendant II
'llIose who were present weIII given
little bugs In which they Ilepositcd
the money, one cent for each your oi
tlIIIor ago. A pIoqum was II-IIIIlIII-IIIl
:InIl roftcshmeuls were sound The
:Itluir was a source of much pleasure
to all who attended.
The Sunday School .of the East are-
IIuII Mothddlét Church‘iis to render a
use Easter pro I of music on Stin-
Ilay eyehing at i; e church. William
i’oyvoz with an Inchestru will be pro
scat; George lugham will render El
(luvntina and The 'Holv City Miss
Ainsworth and Miss Carrie Gulpenter
will give soles and the Baden trio.
Misses Mcrwnln and Carpenter and
Miss Nina Carpenter will sing trloII.
There will also be a solo by Miss M
lirown. Th re will he recitations by
Miss Grace liortsob and Miss Annn
'I‘. liipson.
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ROWAYTON.
Agents for ThoI Evening Sentinel in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders not to any of the above will
receive prompt ontlon.
till-.9 .i. W. [fig of New York, is
spending n. row It M}; In town.
Mrs i-iIIIIy Mill and son, of
uranium are blotting Mr. and Mrs.
lilclIsIuI W Co 0. ,
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T Ito imunl weekly ruyor and praise
aIv-Ivicut Will 1:6 It ”night in the
Ituptlst mull i‘MIxtiio st Churches
”.ilIII lIuI-lIIIInI‘IIa‘ of spring ltnvo IIIul
ii IIppouIIIIl. A band of gypiticu pus.
ml tlnnugh the town to the outward
I out ertluy.
MIII. lid to. Polly and non (‘hllrluli
it. l‘ctly. oi‘ ltnymohd street are
spanning the day with Mutt, Chester
A Stephenson, in WI. Vernon. New
York
noun
Miss Emma Cushnum.
«trout. Willi surprised on
evening by 8.0mm“ my of her young
friends. thinners played. ro-
rroshmontr sowed. and a most enjoy»
ble time was bad by all. I .I
if
Hill 5’ Pill Bullet
oi Mimi
Tuesday
.C William H Wiitnott,.il‘.
the (Inuit. that he could not mambo:
xent to jail for 30 days, It fine 0: $211
and costs was imposed. Griggs is a
lineman in the employ of the American
epcnd‘SIIIIdny in Now llnvon with III-lu-
- Ilauxbtor‘iu New
'hp
alth, all homo must a glad u
for The an Inn Sentinel In per-ion w
oil; mam lit to son and
Several Daridlr‘ people wont in
Bridgeport Tuesday ulzht to attend a
session at the Joiner Order or Uultod‘i
Alderman Mechanics." '1
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.TlIe root of Louis Btoorza's black
smith shop w discovered to be on
fire Monday ornlbg It was extin
the fire department and the damage
was very slight.‘
James Griggs, who croutcd‘iu small
riot Monday night in James Water-
b I'ys restaurant while in au'lh‘toxl
ca od‘c‘ortditlon was tried yesterday
morning before Justice of the Peace
He interlude
I. but took place duIIing Monday limit?
d that \yheueverrhe becomes into;
II'cIIted he milked trouble. He Will '
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
James Bates met with quite a busl
ness misfortune Saturdhy night. He
hud n latgo quantity of grain and feed
stored in the building owned by Zig
man Mason. There were in all near
1y twenty tons of mm and feed Just
as MI. Bates was abdut to clone thI
store a terrific crash was heald and on
going to the granary it was “foam
that the floor hid given way and pro
cipated the grain him the cellar. it
was taken out and a small shed at th
rear of Mr. Bates‘s state was used
temporarily for store e purposes while
repairs can be that): to the Mason
building.
wasmom‘. ,
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Wootport. are 8. Digiovanni and Wm
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Dwight B. Adams is reported down
with tonsilitls and under a doctor‘s
Care.
.1 C. iiyntt and wife plan to spend
Easter Sunday in New Ymk city with
tIionIls.
Jildgt‘ i). B. Bradley illitl wife will
tlvcs
Hurry Sherwood was in attendance
nt the Criminal Common PlcasCouri
yesterday.
'i‘iIII service iii the several church
(Is he III. on Sunday will lIII of It most
attractive I'lI'III'nI-tor, purticuluniy in
tho "latter of music. The Methodist
mul (.‘IIIIlerIrzutiIIIIal churches will be
in Hill“ with special soul: but. to the
Catholic and the Episcopal churches
more than all Iultcrs docs this sea
son seem to IIIIvo ‘11 special signifi»
canoe.
Tile rain Monthly night did consider-
able. damage in the hill section in the
way of wash-outs and brooks Wt‘l‘t
convert ed into raging rivers, ovorilow.
lug tlIIIir bunks and in some cases an
IlIIrnIininIz out buildings The r'ivoI
too was on the wurpnth and at our
time it looked as though the wait»:
would overflow the driveway of State
street bridge.
LYONS PLAINS
Miss Minnie Lyon spent Saturday in
Bridgeport.
llnrry Nichols and friend spent Sun-
day here with his mother.
Miss Clara Banks is home again of
tor a three months' stay In Compo.
Mrs. David Provost. III’ New Jersey.
is visiting James timlth and family.
r. and Mrs. Elmer 'l'readwoll. at
he oi. were guests oi relattvos hero
on Sunday.
Mn. 1-! B Coley has mturnud homo
utter spending tho winter with but
Jersey.
liltlwurd Gerhardt and wife and Mr
nIIII Mrs. ‘l’ltIIIIr. or Norwulk. Itprui
Sunday with Phillip (inrhurdt.
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A party ot’ seven ladies wont to
Bridgeport on Wuduaruluy Ind utttmd
ed the matinee oi. i’oii'u theatre.
I Mr». 1pm Thorpe. who has been
caring for her daugm‘for six weeks.
to Main nettiod'iu her own home,
W I»
Mrs. ii. .i. Motionitoy. who bun him
a severe sickness. sound by iniiummu
I BE a
coped from her father“ In home at night
br‘woy of a. window when she loll
ill but she denied that she left be-
cause he was going to take her away
front trot! her uncle in Long
I v‘ tied abs knew her
’ n: to tulle her to
- . I on. but she ill-w .
, “3);“! at» true edge did Big); én-‘w
I. ”Pl “‘1‘ In 9'
{rd t tails W: chided her”!n
tiling this action against her lath
2r. She insisted that the trouble with
heart blather arose from too much step-
”eras emulates ”on bbth’ sides
domiciled to niobium other things.»
but Judge Gaber was not at all inclln~
ed to permit it. and when Attorney
Merr for the young woman started to
open up a particular line Judge Gazer
warned him that. he. left an; opening
for :eprisals which the court did not
won
Other Witnouoo Unimportant.
The evidence in the case is practi-
hilly confined to the statements of
the father and daughter. The other
witnesses were unimportant. Mr-
luines was unIleI a sealchlng cross
Ixuminntion Tuesday afternoon and
resterday mornln in reference to his
expenditure§.1ud of the questions
being prompted by 1115 daughter
When Miss 'Gulnes took the stand
I‘Iho- told the cpurtIshe was a school
eacher now employed in New Haven.
She was born Jondaiy 9.1882. She
was the only daughter of her mother.
who was the only child of Ann Curv
'ls. She inhelitod all his property.
:ih'e denied that hex fh'ther ever paid
much for musical instruction or for
‘bo use of a him. She said Mr fu-
.th did not by anything towards her
technical instruction.
‘ Hod Trouble in 1901.
She said her father bought some
high school books for her. Aftersho
had finished with them she asked him
In sell them. She had never seen the
hooks again and had never had any
noney. Site said she thought her ruth-
Ir had been thinking considmahly in
be full of 1898 She had trouble with
‘Icr father in 1901. it was all due to
‘Ier stepmother. SheI left the home at
‘hat time because she could not on
lureI the life one had been loading
The cross examinuidu by Senator
ludson was very mild In first. He got
IIII to admit she used the piano while
't was in the house She could not tell
‘Iow long the piano was in the house.
Then the lightning begun to play.
“Did not your trouble with your
’nther arise because he renIImI-urnII-Il
Igninst the marked uttenlon of II
numbed-mun?" asked MrI Judson.
"it did not,“ said the witness.
Due to Baleful Influence.
Attorney Mnrr came to the front
vitlI n vigorous objection nunlnsl this
the of examination. Senator Judson
prluiuoti. HII would show that Miss
Guinea was promptcd to take this no
soul by this some party and that the
III l‘eeiiuu‘ Alio‘ lIiIII iownrdrt her initial
.v-II-II (lili‘ IIIItiI‘IIiy to tho lIulIIftll iniiu
Intro 01‘ this man.
Judge incur Hflill that tho inquirv
must come In but. he hoped counsel
youltl not. pulsuc It \er) illi'. The up
'IIIllnIII hut] pnvml the way for it by
thII witness saying that trouble with
her father wus due to tho stIIpIIIOIiIIII
IIIIl ilIIItI llit‘ iIItlII‘Ir anI not trvntI-Ii
‘IIIr woll. SIIIInIoI' Judson usiIIIl:
‘WIIrII tlIII tIiiIIIItlIIIIII to you of u ('il‘l"
{)‘lililil in SlrIItl'III‘Ii in opposition to
tho wishes of your father?"
"i don’t think they wore."
witness.
“Did not your father order this mun
ml of tin.- house?"
“Ho did not."
"When you left your home you
w ut out at night by the window?"
“That is true."
"\IIII understood your father was
rein} to takc you to your uncles on
IIIIIII: inland?"
‘10s "
“Did you not seek out
'It‘tI-I' you left?"
"I did not."
“You did
'ltilth‘?"
“I did not.”
"You were acting under the advice
")f this party?"
'I did not."
Nilltl till'
this party
not go there to his
more. I-lhc denied she had brought
ho had hlrIIIl counsel for hunt-1hr
had been living with Mrs. hinltesltnt-
‘illll'i‘ IIIIII loft. lIIIIr inlhnr. Mrs. Blulwlr
im- won the ttnuuurcr of thII church
she belonged to. i‘iIo party roierrod
to as the puslm III’ the church Minn
(Mines belonged to. All. or these re»
llunil by Mr. Mllrr.
Mr, MurrI
of inquiry. b l Judge linger
him ”i! Ipriuluuti ilIul ho wuntud
to not tiliumt rlnht in tho uownpupnra.
"Oh if that in all we will stop right
horn" said his holibr.
OPENING.9E [RUSSIAN PARLiAC~_
MINT. . I
RT l‘lc'i‘llitgliiiiii‘i, A rit iiw'i‘im
question whliiol‘ lhuI o purer will
come to 8:. i’olombum to open Pill'lllt
mom. has, accordion to the Novas Vru
The representative: will be summoned
either to Thanked 8qu or to the Prior.
hof Palace. There they will be pro
lory rheumatism is nonvolowoot.
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services will be held in Emmanuel
Church tomorrow morning til. ll
lame hour. ~ .
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Rev. W. IR. J
the demoed lull
were ,
N Oil and
no III” I
onli
mild
ONE WAG ENOUGH.
Milne GrantorIl-bwuynmivw
star
o'clock and on monitor handily In the
‘u was out-toil In
ilurlldoy evening by
it.ov Mr. Woodhull. of Humour, who
preached an able» moron. The rover.
‘ hind Cay C.
.. Ccouroie nose in
to his modest and will listen
"WES: ll IL throne, after
t
bury dud elect a president of the 19.
rboun.
vm'l‘hiu decision was arrived at not only
to protect thb’ dii‘nity or the novercifih
out also In fact because no plane has
been videdt stupeourln
out” ‘ ”I I“
ill6*
I... C T mg“?
WAENINGTON. I “April
b tiled
vnulouo
.viii.mtieunr
elhu charge here
it
Miss mines sold she considered this .
portion oils o! her friendl; nothing ’I
this appeal under his udvirIII Imd th‘ai ‘
pliou were given In answer to quou~ C
buried on another line
wurhod
myn. been decided in the negative
hwiil‘roluri'i to 81'. Paton-1:
a
'1 : Thole
Er
We.
”ij ling” hearts
oboe months we lov
I' it. often used no roll
out that was long ago, Tour,
‘A‘ long. long time Cusp
lie was all! ioth wl
He laid us out to
“Tie many years ago. Tom,
Since inlil lilo horrid reign
01’ Alcohol we tied.
To redeem outstIivc
[lust NoIC'Cu'ullI.
A mnns hit -I of
Step In
E Call
In EJRSJ‘ or.
‘ hours bad name I
Withll "fill ‘3 W ’lliilfi. Tom.
slur day s work had begun.
«that- was innit m. Tom,
T 31: :bdulomber Moor;
Who will ouid Irwin Mir glass. Tom.
W tb any, for and eat.
literate” Iaown-II thomutt.
'fl‘ls many years ang. 'li0m.
I Though i remember still.
'When our forms were swallowed up,
I I-in tile tavern seepar’ III till. ,
Our appetites to ply;
,llnd ones in the gutter
Oh" that was long ago, Tom,
A lonw‘long time ago
"i‘ls many years ago. Tom,
When in our manly pride.
.Wc took for went or woe. Tom.
The poison for our bride;
But oh It proved a sorry match.
And brought us blackout woe,
For we must always ream Tom,
The harvest that we sow. It”.
Oh! that was long ago, Tom.
A long. long timezagol
And many years lInve gone. Tom,
" But now we i'crIi again
The swelling pride within our souls,
'l‘lnit whispers we are man.
That whispers we are men, 'i‘om,
'I'hat whispers we are men.
FRED ~.WI KNAPI’I
......... 9......“
man who doesnt itllk about her noigh
bor. . as I‘ll“
.
III: ,
I Registorocl
“WEARS UCIEIBON”
IGIIITIIII
E. E Gorilla,
TELEPHONE—452.
onlubored, Tom.
«use dimly.
Bh.‘
‘1
th poison,
dry
WI
'Il‘oml
s again
on huge] Is a wo-
shim hold at 3100 each In amounts
$190 to 310.000, pay 8 per cent. osmi-
annually tram date at issue. Business
established ten years.
checks paid for profits, with Marooned
surplus, show results.
request.
R. L. coughs,
8'5 .
COMMERCIAL TEACH 5R8 CON»
VENT-
The annual nonvenitlon of the East-
IIrn Commercial School Teachels Aer
socialion will be bold in the Baltimore-I
Business College Y. M C. A. build-
oz, in Bridgeport, starting tomorrow
fer a three days' session. L. B. Mat-
thlus. principal of the Commmcial do-
pertinent of Bridgeport Highschool is
treasurer of the association. Mr. and
1hire. Matthias will leave this afternoon
or
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners 06.,
Ten thousand
Particular] on
General Agent.
.. 30'qu Ndrwalk.
pal panels in the transaction
' lfladulodzlyi.
‘ he firm is Frank A. Ill/an Buren.
b‘redeIlIII-I W Stock. for some time
clerk With Gustave Fidotil'kik has our
Ellie purchased
Frank Woliyung. who has owned it
tar the past six and one half years. Mr
Wollyung intends to return. to his for-
mer home in Brooklyn»
grand jury system a great thing."
ole Goshail Hemlock.
.. tourists enough.”-—Loulsville Courier-
Joushlivi‘ it Wit Five
‘1 ,.
not: row
W hurt or Belts a Van Baron ’
‘. hLleI-eal in that bunidhfioI M8
hnrohosed by James N 1Wood,
wallkuown civil engineer. The
were
III is understood. that
tetanus will spend all his time con-
stingvhls line Bpringwood farm.
Tho firm retains the name of Bella
‘Vauidurolm The other member-Io!
m
CCCERMACNIA HOTEL CHANGES
A
based and taken possession of the
ammonia Hotel In Railroad avenue.
the hotel from J.
OUR SYSTEM.
"1 see that: the French consider our
W‘WellI growled Un-
“it gits ’em
they oughtel ,”,
”I. mom-III I. ma
minimum Io'CCCrItCtenI the conven-
yang
and get
Free
In
._ EMBWALKI
STEAM
WilliamH. Meeker
‘ General
CConiratttIr ‘and‘ Plumber.
Honest Work and "Ample Ex-
parlance.
Vibrato autumn.
mousse murmured BOX m.
HEATING.
M $1,
alnloul winnln
1905. including
We otter a car
placed and
drive. and
'oillcloocy oi, I
handle and Allie
lib tige'hiirit our:
price.
to are
oldest ‘filoflmilt
we no o
ultimatum mm
aluminum
WWII
wrist
“Innuendo iii"
aekoon
Automobiles Moon
CSpIIeIl. Power“; tnduranco
I We oftoroear with n double adduced
til it p motor. which llillt uvor 25 con
hill 'nli
.nuco run; slut the world' a speed. mud.
III will:
w. utter a i-eyllndar. {Mil h. p. on.
oupobio at till miles per hound
rots lo
locum hbllh.dlll‘~ '
arr experienced ;
t with moved. that “Iii
lfiuflfldhw We have
250. 00
t mason of
II. 2 endur-
uuullo
with similar motor
vol soar,
“than“
“out?
iiimoecond
stir ti. and
mode
Saturdau and Mondall
Gold Medal Flour, per bag, 65¢;
Volunteer Flour, per bag, 60::
Our Very Best June Butter. per 1b., 24c
Fresh Made Butter. per ”3., 27¢
13 strictly Fresh Eggs, 25c
2 M. Apricoto,
€24 Cottage Avo.
Specials
FOR
Onlll
I
Stull
East Norwaik, 3!.
Tot. Cali. 223—3.
T
V
a.
I“
TO OLD TABLES, CHAlRB, FURNI-
TUBE AND moron: FRAMEB.
ALL
WILL GET A CAN FREE.
charlooE Bow; 5.
Within.
no WASHINGTON. STREET.
» wimon’; 1W3, ~
flit
"Biol
1
I
1996
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Flttlwng
Gas Fixtures, Metal Coilinfi. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND muses?
mi: JONES & Horcnxrss
' COMPANY
I Rofilotu'od
“NEH“ UKEIBON"
GIVES NEW LIFE AND LUSTRE
IT IS THE iDEAL FINISH FOR
INTERIOR
ANY ONE PRESENTING THIS AD-
ERTIBEMENT TO THIS STORE
it“: I:
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I; p.“
m; emu
batsman nos oqu....... Iro‘
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swam».........,.........n
Tuscan... ......... .......IrtI
wen
Ivory Iw‘vmfiI 1' Int IIIIIIIII of m
I walk It impeding” rum-lilo
‘ they insured again in the am
WOODWORK,
CBATH aoous, erH AND etLLs.
K‘K I vdidtbdotblaldtlllloo ”
all smart m
It Hillbilli‘l' ......’..I .I'ar'
turn. flu.
FRANK (3.
WIN scov
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
use is T‘; .r. Ivar 73.97:; some
Tin, ”Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 SouthIMain Street.
Telephone 427,
A. II" )4 Ia way-{I I. ._.,
oft; NoNafk, VConn.
ftwOuI- 43
On and after Apr.
2. 1906 the prices on
chandeliers and Wels-
zscbach‘ Goods will be
tueailu reduced.
. .Now is the lime to
take advantage of this
offer ind ,, .
Ripe: That House
U011 haveTbeen think-
ing about:
Estimates cheerful-
III furnished.
lite demotion Railway
.dlld lighting ‘ Goinpaily.
Two I‘ddéfionwnx MIN IN
this month by the Conn.| General Life
Ins. Co. The Investment w agfim 89 good
DanY- Why don‘t you?
F. H. FIELD, General About.
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwolk, Conn
Telephone tau—o.
law
,Idt
Pallet
ll '
total-inn our obotomorottho but tho
market ol‘lordod, and our ooiootlon oi
hondoomo wall covorlnnuthio. uooon
them.
Our Paper Honours understand
bullying)? wail pap-Cr”
,I, III.
tmmlllhpoiimtbunhno
Gulls, hitters Supplies.
Tonblfla I 5
Window Shula. Picture Pruning.
comm: I ‘
cloth Window, III
our Will“. cousin» «to. with our;
‘19.!
ii W
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKI
"ud
EDWIN H. MATstaoN, III“...
JOHN H, KNI‘PP, Vice-Prod. .. ’
i E. H. Mathewson
' rJohn H Knapp
Josiah Ft. Marvin
._ Christian Swartz
a; liOTEL VICTOR
I and Electric Light: throughdub!
f cry room heated. ‘
dit Co' a celebrated Wines, Liquor. on
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Fine Building Lots
For sale at very low tightest
RESTRICTED PRQPERTY‘.‘I
For prices, particulars and term
Jacob M. La.
5 Railroad Ave.“
W - W ..._..-.«.....
THE JOHN B. LAWR
ALL INSURANCE, REAL' sM‘
MORTGAGES,
BOAT TICKETS. pRosA‘rE a
sou-re nouwIILK. cosh,
BU8.NE385
"‘ -—.‘-—‘" l C! E
" CAPITAL. ”i. ‘
m
$100,000.0C0'
SURPLUS ANDI PROFITS. I "
. 3178.50000
«nun-i..—
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cubist
DIRECTORS.
J:l WailfiooI-ltllio’fll
0h" 0
Fred 'H. Rowan. 9
THE NEW.
0N2 MINUTE FROM Donor
' EUROPEAN PLAN. "
.Our room; a special feature. Ga
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connoctlo
A full line of Acker, Merrill l; Ct)
Telephone Call. 396C—3.
IN NORWALK PARK
- Address stunt
REAL ESTATE AGENC
So N
AGENCIES.
NOTARY.
PATENTS SECURED.
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call. 408;.
Y .—
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING ICHAMCI
should be equipped with a drill!
snow white. onIIpioco "Standard? 2‘9?
LUCK celnln Enameled iIuIntory.
Both had Endowments hold them .
how dolighfully convenient it .
he to have but end cold running W
n
lug
room? its pIIIsIIncII would aflordiy
tho hlgcst IIIIIIrcII of II.qufort
Horace il. .
conusn MAIN AND th‘i'Itil“
We have endeavored It all times ,
we think a crowning triumpth. We on I
Inuiouo‘ to have your judgment upon».
III. II...
why don‘t you huv’oI-m
boom. ' limited by «team I»
(”I’m II mun or II [My 9’
is 0 day or week. Price;
CENTRAL
with Him, I , .
' ”f ”“16 6“,»
Islaa‘
Civil; hermit. '
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