the dan'we‘ will;
mam.
,E’FERBBL‘RG. May 10, 10 a. m.
it ideal May day, like a happy an-
In” greeted the uprising ot‘ the cur—
tain or the new art or the great his-
toricn ‘ rama. Russia's struggle. for
bérty inlet/er did the showy northern
l ofPeter the Great present a
brilliant-picture than for the
ration of"‘tlic Russian parlia-
. .. Jitst a suspicion of haze hung
mi ”hogan, softening the outlines
tiffliviug the scene a touch of fairy-
., ,_d.._"l‘lle city. spreading out ovcr the
imerousgrccn islands in thc river,
Hal-WW swimming in allocd of light.
The broad. swift flowing Nova. with
tutti! ntstrstched to the sea. and thc
‘t'orlncing canals, were turned to
mm by the refloctlng blue of the
banana, while the goldcn domcs'ot
,‘e churchcs. the spires of thc admir-
altrund the St. Prior and St. Paul
fortress and the. shining niinarets oi’
the palaces socnicduo float abovc tho
masses of yellow buildings. Bcsidcs
the metropolis was drcssed bride-like.
awaiting the coming of her lord. The
yellow imperial standard. with tho
dabble headed caglc. flew from the
Winter Palace. tings by ordcr of tin--
police were dispinycd from cvcry
house and streams of ,multi-colored
Denants flutterqd from tho yachts and
Shipping in the harbor. Even tho tiny
passenger boats which tliri-ud tlic riv-
" era and canal. thc stores. schools and
some of tlic factorics wcrc closcd in
, honor of the occasion. but thcl‘c was
lilo general holiday. thc goi'crnmcut
specifically discouraging a suspcnslon
“of work in thc industrial districts ow-
‘ ing to fear [but crowding tlic Will‘kllltll
into the ccntcr of tlic city might pro-
voke collisions. disordcr and "pcrhups
bloodshed. .
There was sonicihing distiI cilwfivc-
, ‘ itrl' .Wltfi‘; '01 h visions
of, chains falling from uuothcr branch
of the human racc and thc Russian
; people taking up thc murcli ot' uuuicrn
civilization. 'l‘lic rcprcscnlutlrcs oi‘
the,RtlBsian millions and tlic Russian
emperor Wcrc at last t‘ncc to law and
the result was to dclcrmiuc tlic i'utc
I the nation and country sirctchiu:
tom Germany to thc Pacific, in thc
olnl‘ seas and to tho burning sands of
antral Asia.
Notwithstanding tlic mutual disirusi
of the govm‘nmcui and pcoplc. tlicrc
jtvns not lacking thc hopc 1qu tin-
foundation of u sinccru iimicrstaniiiug
between thc cmpcror and his suiijccis
would be laid strong aud dccp today.
It was tho attiiudc of mutual snsplriun
,which constitutcd
concealed. it
where.
wus :ipptl l‘t'nt
haircare than; at people employed ‘dur
, ‘ y ., lurch open WEDNESDAY and h
DAY ”‘EVENii‘iGS Will. ‘8 Frill.“
OWENQRWALKSHOE co; _,
to, a. a. mu Hi0. , .
, m“ “"9“" jarring...“ ilic mcn snpposmi to hc lcudcrs of
note on this occasion. it could not Iw
i-rcryv
The city inlulit llill't‘ bccu in u utilit-
1.
ing
by. .>
It
(WW
, South-til lit.
The crowds on the bank: of the rir.
er and islands heartily cheered the
imperial party.
There was no other incident.
The weathers of the Lower House of
Parliament after the: ceremonies at the
palace embarked on steamers and wont
up the rivet" landing at the Tani-ids
Palace, wheretthc house will assemble.
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Abandoned Child ahlhe County
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Homo' .
(Continued From First Page.)
Mr. Gray ‘Wt‘l‘ out and purchased
two sandwiches, but she was so husb-
ful that she had to be urged several
timos to eat.
After consuming one sandwich, she
took the other and tucked it into her
jacket, contiding to her benefactor:
"l'll save this'oue for my momma."
What is your name. Malony. little
girl?" asked Miss Ryder.
“Malony.” she replied in surprise.
“My name’s not Mulouy, it's Grace Ei~
liott." She stated also that: she lived
in [Canton Cantor, where she weut~to
Sunday school and church. To prove
her statements she. named over a muti-
her of Easton people. She told, also.
that her father‘s name is Charles lili-
iiotl, that he “runs an engine in a saw
mill,” and that she has n brothcr, Sain-
mit. aged seven years.
Asked how she had gotten to Nor-
iwuik, she said she had ridden ill a car-
riagc i’rom‘Eustou tolirldgeport and
at. the latter city boarded a trolley car.
’l‘lu'oughout tlic recital she displuycd
an nuxiousncss to find her mother and
going up to the gate in thc. ofllcc rall-
lug. implored:
“Won't you please. lct me out?
want to go find by momma."
Miss Ryder bad liccn t'cry much at-
fcctRi by the story. and the child.
lookcd inquiriugly in her face. and ask-
cd surpriscdly: “What are you cry
ing for? Are you crying for me?"
Sclcctman Avison took the child to
thc rcsidcnce of Miss Currie Atlanta.
in Plymouth avcnuc. whcrc the mar-
iiow ol.’ chiidrcn from 4 tho quality
Homc are boardctl, until it pro tar dis-
position of the case can in» mm 9. Tim
child was given carcful atlcuiiou. us
. it was feared that silo would sut‘fcr sc-
ii'ci‘c t-‘lft‘cl frolu,tlio drcnchiug and ox-
gposurc of the: Miami on.
i St‘lt't'lllltll)"Avlsotl t lcphoncd to First
tScicctnit .r A. (i. Jennings, ol' Eastou.
ilast nl it. couccruiug tlic muitcr, but
lull: .l miugs did not know of any tum-
118‘ ”thcrc by tho union of Elliott. iii:
Isuid. liowcvcr, that ho would ascrt‘tuln
ltotluy it’ tlicrc is. and rcport to tho
’Ntu'wallt town oillcluls.
ITALIAN ARMY TURNED BACK.
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|
‘Greenwich Constables Refused to Ai~
‘ low Strikers to Stay in Con-
. nectlcut.
: riiiiaumvicu. May litw'i‘liis town
i was vislicd again today by an army of
gtiyc hundrcd striking Italians who
1 murclicd ovcr front Port (‘licstt-l'. N. Y.,
ibut ilicy wcrc mct ncur Rock ltidgc
iby cight borough policc oiiiclnls who
istoppctl lllt’“])l’0(‘i‘.‘il-ll()n short. tui‘uctl
;tbc invadcrs about and drovc tlicm,
.liko n grcnt llt‘l‘il of stccr. orcr tho
'stuic lino to tho plucc from whcnciv
tlicy cumc. lict’orc doing so thc
:tlt'cncwlcli conlsnblcs caplurud tlircc
ithc army. and ilicy nrc now dctnincd
iiit‘l‘t" cithcr until tlic sirlkc is m’cr or
until thc dcsiro to march us a brigndu
lcurcs tllc minds of tint nicii. lb‘yus
0' SIBKC. Nil ““1”." “mt ”W Him." ”1' lcurucd ioduy that the ltnliuus intcud-
”0008.. Not only wcl‘c «it'lttt'lltltt‘lllr‘ UT ml to march clcnr across tlic county.
infant”. t'flthlil’lliml gt'ntlil'lm‘W riflzicuiiicring up rccrults as thcy wcnt.
tinned at stintcnic points. iut taint ‘ .lhc mcu who arc liclri had pupcrs
reserves “ctr nnisscdfiu ”W Hill“ with thcm which they wutitcd nll thc
VI$IIOIilllttnllllltllt‘”taunt“??? l' pllittllauu tlicy conic across to sign.
unitary: regtrttill‘lctlmxi“ilh‘l’fl turnoff" lawn : :ltlilggstl-‘d gagpizfiguio‘mzq It);;r:lr[)|:;p:-:
.m‘lsl‘g‘n‘tsnt‘ilf fil‘iilllil” ’Xlt‘viq'llt‘iiIlizlt‘l‘l‘lnullh'l‘l ‘, i'u‘id l}:mltl;tt‘ll'fi1:lltitzni‘flml to lay down
. .. . ' .. .' ~. in s ova or is p c . All the ital-
lions of policc took PtlHHt‘s‘lt'" “7 innit who compost! tho small army bi!»
lit: appoint-tics iu llic iifllttt't‘ TIN“ long to that union and urn striking
dlltniico of a third, of n mili' mm L For n nliortcr day and u slight lucrc or
all day no one was allows} to mum tbc' in pay. 'i’lwau mun lira cuipioyct in
:“va‘llhlom ltl‘c‘kcts.”)lhcvdrmr :i‘ iin- clcctriilcutiou work on the Now
“3"“: gpfiirullihfil ”wt mmwt‘iflmmim “trait, NiliuHiiavuu uud lll'l’l'ilm‘ll Rail-
!lhlbh roots on pontoonu was ullowcdl lk‘lhnEfio Iigflmfi'fi2:33,!” ii of ihotu
, . . . , , .
t0 1"an tl‘lWll ”it" t‘tll'l't‘ill. 1*” “ti “it This in tho itr-cond invnuimi of tlic
'rmlt. ”it! llltlicrini yiii'hm lil'ztl'itli-i-Hil'liwl'k into this state within the lust.
air mfllittlilr-s and tho “it!” ”Hm ; ilircc days, and it want rcportod youtcr-
' What to pass up ilic i'th'I' it» ”H‘iduy that mainly all of thc 000 out thc
, Jinx skulgninnfrout of thc Viiwmgduy bcforo lmd gouc ““0““ to work.
a
, 3.“.- ol‘ litillt't‘ itttit‘ttli’l'bcy wcui out again into in ”in day.
. IoVortil low ll'ititt lttl‘lwtl" lit'll‘tt‘linwcvcr, and took morc with thcui.
.. an numbcr of onrcd unlit-ya clcnrcdf . . ....... ..,-
tulip river up for as tho puiucc or all was ROBINS aunpmggo,
taming craft. . 1 Minn Mary A. Robina wait iondorcd
fire attipcrorx rccriittrui llithtttll off‘n mn‘prim- party. last Friday uvnuinx.
on tiny untoward incldcni. tin honor of ltt‘i’ dcpnrtiirc in Europa. A
tono of thc ttilt’t‘t‘ll front ihvlrvt‘y citjoynlilc Waning wait about
u was conciliatory. it Mprcwui ; with mimic. known and ”UN". A vary
, monitor's wish that rcltct Int Klv‘gl’lllllm‘fllfl collation trim unrvod and tho
“to the pheasants in NW” brcuciit icompany unpurutcd about it o‘clock.
. ,. unto conditions and t’lllit‘ll on mom: tltmti- pry-mam worn: Mimics
, Inhibition of l’nritnmhut to uui'hlltin Midri-wn, Mica llurr. Elliot, unu-
nm thin ilictr work unit lotion. Maiwl Caro. Myrtla Blowout, Mi-
e’wltiii. him in Mill'lillt titt‘inic Smith. Aunlc Pcrriu. Minna Pm»
whining of Russia and tiizicr. Edna ltlil. km llili. Halon Bl.
Whit united and ill‘tmmti‘mlfl John Shanta i-liaunon. Daisy titanium.
to, his aluminum: itiiuhcl Bulkcr. lt‘ioula Saunders. Flor
, “mitt"? mid tho cmpronncu tif-
hc munch hflitvl'ml h
d down tho rtvur, tmnrdcd
Mitt Aluminum and m
o
Starr. born Starr. initial Robins. idu
lliihgcrtord. Edith Urnfut. and Mrs.
Mrs. ’l‘ryoh, urn. filtration. Mrs.
at v i t n * ‘ ' *
a ,9» a lie 0 a egilll'iing.
mm manic nut. off during. thinking they will upon a savings
no norm on they got Olin or Witt.
than who lllfta with it tithing dollar and it than detnrmtnaiton
it momma usually mutton a his sums of; «Vim. W's
mu Accounts with it norm iteration it mammoth“ on do-
~ looking more to this tutors than the present. ‘
t‘l‘itit“ tillwrwuod. Hussit- filttnhcr. lilihrll
{if
. “litany. C.“_PENNOYER.
Mrs. ti“. 0. Pannoyer. of Wfifllml‘tt.
,diod Tuesday at thehomanf her tail»
‘Ot‘i' Fl.- Wlilard Raymond 188 biota
. about. llrldgttpurt, . Mrs. Pannoyar
had buBllJ” for auroral would: and her
death you; not wholly unconnected it"
though tho gravity of her illness writs
not gsncrallyt ltnowu. Surviving her
yroher father and husband. She-wont“
1 her ratchet-“it home at an early stage.
. her illness. t” 1 ‘
FUNERAL Oi? STEVE PEfiAK."
Tho funcrul" of that into Stave Pct-ink.
of Springwood, was held from St. Jo-
seph's Church, this morning at 9
o’clock. 'l‘ho lnicrmcni was in St.
Mary's Ccuiutary. )
John Powell. tornicrti' a harbor emz
ployud by F‘rcdorlck Sclioldlcr. and
now a policeman in Ncwburg. Nib"
York. has soot a copy of tho Gunettc,
containing a llkcuésa of himself ns‘tho
liahdaoiuasi. ofllcci- in tho city. in hit?
former companion, ’l‘hcodoro Noun-
tiurt. Mr, Powell him last recovered
frcrui a curious llincss. .
Joliyv 1 an tr
Pant Kamila. ‘
Fairy Lullaby-WM!” Ruby Stimson.
in tho‘Park-w—Mlau Natalie Sculloy.
Woodbine. fichttinclielenn Denise
Knipplo.’ . « g - . . ‘
. Ainhnuada. Marctt—wMuatars Arthur
and Reuben Bobbins. ' ..
Woodland I Mfr—«Miss Alberta
stocku ’ * . '
Playing ,Soltliurs-Mastor Reuben
Rabbinic, , .. . '
Silver: biotin—«Mitts Undue Foster.
l'l‘hor‘First. Balinastor Arthur Rob-
b ns. .
Gomi~nlght~Mlsn mince and Mc.i‘.ci'_
Paul Knippio. _
Miss Bradley'was assisted by Mitt
Bertha Lichthlau. an advanced nun“.
who rendered a sclcctlon by Rossini,
in a charming manner. Refreshments
were afterwards served. and all voted
a pleasant tiinc. Eighteen little
guests were. present.
March-Master
30m-
, Shelia pm,
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GENERAL STRIKE m LODZ.
LODZ, May it).-—Mnny oi‘ the work-
man in the factories and the stroet
railroad employes struck work today
and invaded other establishments coui- '
polling the workmen to pain In the AT ’ ‘
movement. ’and the Socialists organiz- 0
ad a general strike and a red flag WM. A BR‘GGERMANS
procession. , * .
'l‘ho strikers were Motion by tho MUS'C STORE-
trcops and three mcii were killcdor ‘ DOMVI" Block. 134 W‘WMI‘“ It.
wounded. . “out for Grit-cont Laundry.
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The Paris
33 South'Main St., South Norwalk.
. A Remarkable Sale of .
Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists
Sale will be the most intensely inn-resting evor held. 'l‘hls announce-
ment is fraught. with greatest interest because of its timeliness and because
of the character of illogt‘irnicnts involved. They are not tlic result ‘of
a hurried. slipsliod work from sonic manufacturer anxious to rid himself of
stock. On tho contrary. cvcry xarmcut in the product of our own skilled
Ol'lznit.lr.atioir ‘quuisltuly tailored and finished. (‘onic us“ curly as possible. ‘
us they will go quick.
lmdios' Stilts. formcr price $17.00. this chic ...... h... .............. $8198
lodien’ Stilts. former price $22.00 this sulc ............. $12.50
Ladies Suits. 35.00, this salo ................................... $2l.75
lutdics‘ Suits. 5000, this salc ...................................... 213.00
' COATS
Almost Given Awtiy ”
$0.00 (Yovcri (.‘ouis ............. $3.98
$0.00 Covcrt (fouls ............. $5.08
$l3.00 (.‘ovcrt t‘outs ............ $7.48
$15.00 Covert Couts, must go at . $9.98
$20.00 Covort Coats. must go at . tllfitl
$20.00 Silk ‘uud l‘ongoc Coats. must
no at ...................... $12.50
. $30.00 Silk and l‘ongcc Coats .. 31”].98
I I
35.00 Brilllautlnc Skirts ........ $248
$8.00 Grey l’anniuu ......... stun
$10.00 Chiffon l‘unamh ......... 37.03 ‘
”8.00 Fruncli Volilc Skirts $l2.iit§
WANTS. ' '
Our‘ Wnintn cannot in» hcutcn. Our prlcca for this sale of Whltc/
licmntitchod Walnut. worth $1.00, tortillc. Como soon as they Will go
quick. Wu carry thc lnrgcat stock in The Norwuliiu.
l’ricor—«flilcithc, 700.. 980. “in. $1.45, $1.75. $1.98. 33.“.
They are positively sold til double all over this town.
Come and be
convinced.
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A BACK'V W .
' at our dim-button Sack Suit which
. gives ovarwhoiminn'evldonca as. to pour
i immmp ih READY TO WEAR clothing
Blink, til—Milt liaise. :
niuuiifuciurora.
Shocr ludtu Linollt’at, in all qunlitios.
...... ..... ...8cto-i0c
Persian Lawns, foreign -and domes-
tic............. .120lfit0500
.u-£.-
Mops, complete . . .
'l‘nck Pullers
Cotton Clothes lilacs
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u-...
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HUSBAND AND WIFE MURDERED.
NEW YORK, May lti.~-.laimcs l'iluc-
chin and his wifc ticicsti wcrc. found
intirdcrcd in thcir rooms in the rear of
n hootblucklug stand which Miiccbio
couductcd in Court till‘t‘ttL llrcoklyn.’
today. 'l‘hcir skulls lind bccn crush-
cd with n hatchet and ihctr throats
cut. A young italiau lodgcr Was mis-
sing and the police hogan to search
for him.
WNOTIICE.“
o .
Noficc is lit-ruby lzlvcb to I‘ll pcrsons
intcrcsicd in tlic proponcd layout of
Snowdcu around. from Austin utrcut to
thc tcruilmtu of said avonuo. so that
said uvcuun shall lit- substantially for-
ty foot in width. and in tlic cstahlish-
mom of thc grade ibcrcof substantial-
ly‘on tlic present urndc of” said uvouuc,
and in thc. layout of sidcwaiks on each
aido of Mititl avenun substantially seven
loci in width. on thc‘prcnrnt gratin of
said urcnuc. that a martini: of tho
Council of this city will iw hold at
the Council Chambcr on Monday. May
Am. 1000. at 8 o‘clock p. in.. Witch and
wharc all persons whose land is pm-
pout d to ho tnltoh therefor. or which
may ho aborted tliorcliy, may tumour
and he hoard in rotation ihcrcto.
Einuth Nat-walk, May 0. 1mm.
Poi- order of tho Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
(lily Clerk.
mid 2t
’ NOTICE.
Notice is hcruby given to all part
styles.‘ "guns. 815th M
.. ii Fili.l. SEASON him of ALL 0705831
‘ Patriots; at “duality. radiated by.
Skill in Mailing, and Pettyhtliih __lh‘ Trinc‘
.0000. pineal it AHEAD OF ALL tl‘i'lilitltl‘i"
1m littoral. itch)! aloha tho dollars pile up. ‘
Quinton digitising, “N". m,
noun internment in‘ihe browsed layout.
of lmlhgton wanna, tram Ely avouua
to the city lino, solitud- said imington
avenue shall be substantially forty tutu
prurient grade of'llilltl avenue. and in
the layout of sidewalks on each side
' «it mid avenue inhumanity man tact
in width, on tho prurient do stunt
location. that a misting o the Cwnéii
of this city will be livid at the tintin-
stl Ohiimtmr. unwind-y. my. 1. not
“it 8 o‘clock . mt. will!!! an
r all persons in one ltunii
this iakrathqretare. on
W905?! “19?th
0
ohm
“1
nos. 5‘ and storiz
l'i'uncy Ii’icrcoriiictl, stripos
1.); oil Swiss Musliuc . 1295.0 to. (the
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn .250. to title Nninsook. {inc and sbcor . lilcl/E to 400
the Round Wash Boilers ........ 2
Wire Carpet: Boaters 10c Nickel Tea Kettles ........... it
. 60 Copper Bottom Boilers
99.3 packages Toilet Paper
u.‘ , |
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ltGDress , ‘ OOdS .
Wu uro nlittwiug an endlcss variety of Whitc Wunh Goods,
lot: to 50c
lll‘i‘h‘ ..................
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Good Parlor Brooms the Fibre Pulls ...............
n.
TRiSTRAM a HYATT, Nonw
Iii width. and In the establishment or .
, the grade.- thereot substantially oh the
l”i?itf§i]d.l- ,
.3; list
Special for tho balance of this week;
Tailor Made Suits
_ - at closing out prices.
Great reduction in all Ready to Wear departments.
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H. KRIEGER 8- 00.,
West Washington St. '
tNVESTlGATlNG SPIER DEATH.
NlCW’YORK, May lt).--lntcrcst in
tho invcstigution of tho mysterious
killing of Charles L. Spicr. a coufldeu» i'
tinl ugcut of H. ii. Rogers, was mainly :
conilncd today to the status of his
financial affairs which have, been found
to bc badly involved. Accountants
ware llt work on his books today and
it was reported that they have al-
rcndy (liBtIthrcd lndicnttonaot dis-
crcpnnclcs which might. account. for
tho. snicvide theory. ’
Grand iiiiening
°i°00lltfiil Hotel and halite"
FRIDAY EVENING,MAY,1_1TH.
Music by Full Orchestra
FROM 2 To 5 AND 0 T010130.
ALL KINDS or HEPRESHMENTS.
J. DlBESA. Prop.
m
i‘iii liiiliiiitl in Piiil.
Tho threntcnodltmubio at tho, mum
having bum averted, more happy to
announce a material reduction in price.
our gtoclc “"3 bought at high prim}
amt in of high quality. You get tho
barium and w act the alto-mm.
it II not too only to put in out for,
out wimpy-hitter; think about/it.
ETTE BUILDING.
All the latest. wcuven from foreign and domestic
and lira . it‘uncy 'Dimlticu,
Pluiu Linens, madiuui and sliccr.
A :spccial showing of Finn Embroid-
. . . 23c ' S'couringl Soap
32 Quart Milk Botles 75c doz.
95c rintMiikBoiues................ 59c
iuc,Whislerooms tic
ALK, CONN.
' _ to radiant 1m!
1!,
o
stripes and
chucks 12‘ch to 35o
n...
2.5th $1.50
............
cred Waist Patterns .. slut) to $3.50
. f.
20
.u...--....-.....
U «4’
Sale 61‘ Men’s Patti;
all this week.
Worth' $2.50, $1.50.
$4.00, $2.50.
GUTTiiEB’S ‘
{Mayor‘s Office.
South Norwulk, Conn.
$3.00, saioo.‘
't
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'I‘o Joseph R. Taylor. Clerk of Said
Oily. ,
Sir: By authority vested in me as
mayor. and by request of the Council
of iinitl city. l hereby diroct you to give
notice to the legal votam air this city
that. a special city mooring will be held
in Quittner’a Hail. Railroad avenue,
on Monday. May H. 1006, at 8 o'clock
1). tin, for the following purposes:
if deemed advisable, to order tho
extension of the city water system as
follow: From the and of Charles B.
street. so called, to and through the,
property of the Harbor View Realty
Company; from the front of the school
h'glllle at Rowaytoh to tho Baptist
9 urcli tit l'townyton: from Summit.
fittest. Belle inland, to and our the
itjuw utreot‘ the west side of
Bulk: "inn 1 from the baton
Point haul in the maturities of. William
B. Kahlua-ll on North avenue; and to
am tin-oust). the new street running;
IOtith from Hnmllton avenue crumb
Bates Court: to! purchase a comma
itch chemical’”'fire much and I 'phir ‘
of horses. taint moccasin: momma;
' amt to purchtwnhti: maintain a
at tho‘Wuhlngtontiitract brine? "
. .W i“?i‘*tti.l’°"""
a t on tutti o .v
bro
- my
mot!“ ”rm
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