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MARKED Do” it. TO I! OINTB.
It's all invaritr turnip Wm to
keep stock up to date. Jill. flow,
goods are in the market we have a
quantity of loot season‘s styles on
hand down they go in price. We offer
about 100 boxcaof' lest section's title
papers-dill good as newn-for lilo ,box.
Be sure and get these early. They’ll
be gone in a short time.
the Bridge Pharmacy.
Puawwt'twwW
‘ ' “on. uglier." "
- . . “'1 'r. r. f- l
, For the convenience of the readers
of The sentinel, a latter box haa been
placed on the bridge near Hafner'a
newa atore. Items for publication are
collected daily.“ They ahouid be elon-
ed by the writers as an evidence pf
good faith.
......
-Don't .forget.tho ice cream and
calls no “tomorrow afternoon. at
Ghrist parish rooms, Van Zandt St,
{gain 4 till 9,
J. H. Roadie has purchased a new
Wayne automobile,
Miss Hilda Hedman is spending a
week at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. John Slicox, who has been ill
for some days, remains about the same.
-——Four special money savers at line.
ton Tea & Coffee Co's Store, 24 North
Main street.
-—2 sheets Tanglefoot Ply Paper for
10, at Boston Tea & Coffee Co‘s store.
John ll'Hommedleu. who has bccn
visiting in Heliport, I... l., is expected
home tonight.
A party of fresh air children front
New York are enjoying a stay at the
bungalow on Marvin‘s farm.
A meeting of the ladies of Christ
Church was held on Tuesday night. at
the home of Mrs. .iimmerson, ill East
avenue.
Special services Wel'c held last oven-
lng by Rev_ J. A. Clark ill the i‘cnlo
costai Mission over Captain Din-ross'
fish market.
—3 pkgs. Unccda Biscuit for lilo, at
Boston Tea & Coffee Co's store.
The regular weekly social service
was held last evening at the Advent
Christian Church. and there was a
large attendance.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the East Ave.
nue Methodist Church, under the lead-
ership of Rev. Edward Cunningham.
-—-3 cans Magnolia or chct Clover
Milk for 250, at Boston Tea & Coffee
Co's store.
Six popular young ladies, including
one "belle" from Danbury. arc camp-
ing out on Bells island and are all
flourishing as does the green bay tree
on claulbroth and lobsters. Anyone
within a mile of the island can hear
their joyous songs flouting over the
Willi" dt‘lwilizlll. They any {lillllll‘enl-
ly not afraid of rats or of nionqultos
and all the stones on the island have
been turned in search of clams. When
visitors arrive there in II great blow-
ing of horns and the (want is propcn
ly celebrated. The young ladies are
Della Sturdovant. of llanilury, lloba
Billions, Jcluluiti- lloyl, Edna Day.
Harriette Clark. Ethel i’nrlnotce and
Eva Bowen.
A bevy of Connecticut mussels were
treated to an unexpected happening
at the uxpl-nau of thin of their lilIIll-
bar while visiting the Idea Munro.
lately in New York. Uni- of the most
noted figures In the collection In that.
of a New York policeman, with a
face the exact image of (‘nptain Wil-
alums, .ao much so that It Was said
many of the crooks turned back when
uioy new the well-known character
called “Fighting tiller" rcally to unpack
all them. The ladies ill question were
not afraid of this. but there llllml a
man motionless as one of the mount-
ed horse guards in the imitation gate of
St. James' Park. London, There was
a discussion as to whether it was the
real thing or not. until a wall known
flat Norwalil lady says: "I‘ll prove
it pretty quick," and going up to the
cop aha gave his wavering mustache
a gentle lug. which brought a broad
smile on the face of the supported
on: figure, but this time it happened
‘to been real, live policemen. standing
where the other use to. Of course the
women screamed all only woman can,
and when the guilty one told her
father of the circumstance the old in
ventur- and all round enina remarked:
"it is a wonder he id not take you
into euetmly. and only your good looks
payed you.”
we handsome dinner or soap plate
with each pound of fresh meted Coil
fee. at Illa beaten To: a Geller Cora
store. 24 North Main alroot.
W
ROWAYTON.
" m a l mu I,l
Wt"... ...wn W" "
[tweed Breeding| an: marl» P d
oil's-nun. m .'i
Ivonne r
ten
beach.
Hull, in
flowers.
done by
than $20,000.
other village organization
starting such flower clubs. further in-
formation and dcta.~s of the work will
gladly be given by the president of
the Flower club. Rowayton. Conn.
.. m
m
Miss Minnie Minor. of Rowayton. is
vioitlng her’ elateryMrs.‘ William 0.
Stamford.
] ..
'l‘he Rowayton Library and Reading
Room will be closed all day and ev.
oiling. Friday, July 27th.
William H. Case.
Florida, is the guest of his brother,
Elinor E. Case. of Crockett aVonue.
Milk producers are complaining of a
grent'i'illllng of! in the flow of milk re.
cently, probably caused by the very
hot weather and numberlees flies.
in the little village of Rowayton a
branch of the National Plant, Flower
and Fruit Guild was started in the
Sunday school of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church in the sprin
The children showed great fit
. this simple missionary work and came
to the Sunday school rooms once a
week bringing their offerings of wild
Over 5,000 bunches of flow-
ers were sent to the poor of New York
tenements and hospitals during the
first year and an equal number during
the'summer of 1908.
1904 it was decided to organize the
children into a Flower club (with reg-
ularmembership) dues of five bunch-
es of flowers a week) and to establish
a club garden in which each member
should have a small plot for the culti-
vation of such flowers as were best
suited for the work of the guild. An
illustrated lecture on child life in the
tenements, given in the early spring.
roused so much interest that fifty chil-
dren worked regularly in the garden
throughout the summer.
cred wild flowers so that in all
Flower club sent away over 15,000
bunches of flowers during the summer
of 1904. The use of the plot of ground
and the first preparation of the soil
was given. the rest of the work was
The expense
which included seeds, tools, baskets
for shipping the flowers, etc, cost less
If any Sunday school or
tereet
the children.
eoplelfav‘or: thicket lactice
of Petersburg.
of 1902.
In the. spring of
Others galli-
the
considers
at " a ll
modeled to start at 220lo'clock. . ,
NOTIS FROM L'HAMMOOK.
lln’s cottage for a week.
like the place.
York Fire Department repair shops
to "three months on the island."
...—eun-
Mr. and Mrs. James Noonan.
for several days.
Charles E. White. of New York city
the well-known sporting man.
several days at Lillammock. with Mrs
ii. A. Tilton.
island is “the goods."
William Wilder, of White Plains. ar
rived unexpectedly last night.
time he says he will telephone in ad
in venue of coming.
Mrs. Poole is running her launch
The Kid, regularly to Hickory Bluff
than the Hinky Ding.
will soon be held to see which is real
ly the faster boat.
gers. Bill.
hold.
your point‘tho other day.
Judge Austin has been down to his
swim. He enjoys the water immense
iy. Jerry Clark came down with bill
several limes but had to quit-says hi
can’t stand the mosquitoes.
Dr. George F. Poole. of irvlnl
Place, New York. is taking a lunch
needed rest at his cottage on L'llam
mock. He. absolutely refuses to dl
will not even road a newspaper.
Suc Smith, the celebrated singer
spent a few days with Mrs. 'I‘ilton
She sang sovcrni selections at an im
prompln muslcnlo that was gotten ill
and the entire population of tho lslnm'
hotter than Roton Point.
Watch this Space
for
Tomorrow.
RobertSmlth
Phone 2514.
Rowayton, Conn.
Brooklyn, were visitors last week
Mr. Center is captain of thc Aral, I
motor bout attached to the Burger
Bench anhl (‘iuh.
Norwalk Yacht Club and was tronlol
royally. You, he will come again.
Two Revolutionary Changes in the Le
pal Procedure annealed.
WASHINGTON, July
evidence of liit‘ reform which Is swoop
lug over China can be soon in n l‘t‘f‘
nlnluoulinllon of commissioners minim
by tho govt-ruluvlii to revise the codl
Wei laoe
tentlon.
M r.
t‘oliugo,
lug car.
visit ill
Mrs.
Forms.
for her
of the above will receive
and
Brooklyn, are spending a twp wceks’
vacation with Able
nARIEN AND. NOROTON.
...-.....—
Fer the benefit of the realdenta oi
Darlen, a news bulletin board and let
cor drop box have been placed In front
of Allen's Drug Store.
poraonaia and advertiaamanu will be
collected
puhiloatlon. but so a uarantee of good
faith, all Itemo muet a signed. Agents
for The lveninn sentinel in Dorian are
Thaddeus Bell, Arthur llauoon and
Orders lent to any
prompt at.
each afternoon.
Bherar.
_.._.——.
Mrs. James Farrow.
West Side avenue, Darlrn.
WESTPORT.
...—w
Auenia for the Evening Oentlnel, In
Wealport. are 8. Dlglevanni and WM
E. Naah. Orders aent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
...—....-
(‘illurios liudford has a Ciclaont tour-
erm Julin Adams is visiting friends
ill itldguflold.
Mlilll Anna Jennings in back from a
Ridgelll'ld.
Mrs. ll. ll. llnnueit bl catcrtuinlus
friends from Now iinvoli.
Mrs. l-‘rrd Mllin In back from a vi-
sit with friends in Now iiaVon.
W
Mrs. Mary Adams is visiting with
Mrs. John l-lcylnonr. in itidgofluld.
...—W
Mrs. W. H. Jennings has been on.
lortnining friends from New York.
Albert Kirk:
Mine lda .lonnlngn of Hartford, has
been spending some time here with
her parent».
M
Miss Mary Comube who has been
the guest of relatives, left Monday
home in New York. ,
(inelnv Kooprnnn and wife have
been entertaining friends from New
York at their Farina home.
Some. of the local
ilata will accompany the marchers of
the Southport Church to Pine
park on the picnic tomorrow.
Mlle May lindford proves to be In
apt pupil in the art of motoring an
auto. and is daily been over the roads
between here and Bridgeport.
Beacheioe inn is filled with Idea
ad the also“. one of the
Newa items.
Not for
Dance, Tllli‘l'luw
of Bridgeport.
has been visiting relatives at the
(ion gregoiiona-
pi“
governing t‘lllnoso il‘Xlll prom-dun
which was rccoully submitted in tin
empress dowast-r and emperor fol
their consideration.
Two revolutionary changes in till
legal procedure of China are suggest
cd.
jury and the employment of attorney
for the defense of criminals. Novel
in the history of" China has the mac
l.lt‘(‘ of law been recognizod as n rcpn
table profession. The study of law
has been frowned upon from limo. ilu
memorial and only recently have at
lorncys been permitted to argue case:
ill courts. and this permission has bout
0' foreigners ' reside.
class of scribes versed In legal phrase
ology has been authorized to draw in
petitions and other legal document».
ill the broader sense.
From the roport of the commission
are which has just bot-n submitted ti
tiluI Japan's action in bringing Its In
European court 'motliods has illdtllrcl
the abolition of the mascot untlfltn
methods of that empiri- for the Itlt'lll
one in vogue euloug nil wonlorn nu
lions.
conlmleaion, if out into effect. wouil
necessitate the cntpioymvni oi hnu
henceforth in each of lilo pruvinriu
ioustmlnded and woliavurncd in
examined, and if found qualified
work.
ea. civil and criminal. 'l‘llo clvl
ogre. Gales
criminal olaee.
Mary Crawford Eraser
one in Table. The land
force is
We mam
' pal
re la alaohaeean a uremia which
musicales eon arable worry”
Jam Wt.
a ,
. for a‘ series of lab race . ions
and short awilmnlng contests. diving,
. over soar and a beauty diminution
order afternoon. 'ilbe‘aventeé are,
, H. L. Storm and family. of Wilton. .
Conn, have been occupying Judge Ausv
Yes, they
Charles Stacey. foreman in the New
was visiting Mrs. 'i‘lllon last week. He
says he would like to be sentenced. .
of 3‘
Brooklyn. were guests of Mrs. Tiitow
spent
He says lilinmmock ‘
He had
to swim over from Hickory Bluff as ‘
the ferry had made the last trip. Next
and says her boat makes better time
A match race
“Bill" llubbeli comes around about
once a week to see if everything ll-
0. K. Better get after the clam dig-
Thcy are getting mighty
Saw some of them digging on
place a great number of times for a
any work while on his vacation and
said that the entertainment was much
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Collier. oi
llc visited lhr
REFORMS SWEEPING OVER CHINA
26.--~Markc(‘: inllswocd cup. and twice that sum.
'l‘hese are the right of trial by
limited to courts Ill coast cities where
iicrelofore :2
bill these men have not been lawyer:-
the State Department. it may be soon
gal procedure into harmony with lbt
illi- (‘Mflf‘ilf’ commissioners to suggest
All the changes suggested by the
dreda of lawyers throughout the pro
videos. the commissioners miggosl that
schools where men are being trained
III the law a definite humour of cal.
nose students of good character, “acr-
the
law," shall be selected. who. after they
have completed their conrmm, shalt be
shall be given diplomas and nppor.
tinned among the provinces in argon
cause bofme the rourtn. if each young
nlen mount be‘provlded on short no
éfghtm‘mgw “is“ Llélmmfdf" m: able to the treasurer of the East Nor.
untitled of fill legal eecretarlea for this
The revision of the code accomplish-
ed by the commission provider for the
division ofiaii classes into too close
class includes coaea having to do with
dobtll. have”, lands. lilies and dam»
that have to do with rat
bullion. muourfeltino. mtll'fitiil‘. rob-
bery and awindlilll are included in the
JAPANIII Invariant. PRO!-
VICTORIA. B. ii. July rowan.
, . who arrived
yoeleniay by the steamer Ihlnano of-
it for revisiting Japan, salt the eduea»
ilonai problem is tamed a aerioua
traction
of the students and waning or moral
filing a grave question.
are giving considerable
trouble to the. police by handing their»
selves iulerilnuee and becoming un-
y.’ flitflilidillelt cl Korean of
“OI!
» Headache.
‘Orl 1' 07W“.
5
MANilRAili ,. PILLS
. will readmission.“ rm... 1»,
_ “oven liltilver.”
i’dilli Jiliiluiy’ld'i With???" ’"" """ .
Purely vegetable-abounds! Hamlaea.
Ford-lewerywherb. 28 ceniae box
., or by mail. ’ ‘ -‘
n. l. I. no... r In. Phila, n.
. p.
._. WM... - . ,
ill-YEAR‘OLD DESPERADO.
. Attacked Hla Father and Grandfather
With Knife and Revolver.
WA'I‘ERBIIRY, (30nd,, July 26:46
a result of reading dime novels. Hou-
ry Blacknilm of Wuicrlown. it years
old, son of Frank illuckman. assailed
his father and grandfather yesterday
in Watertown with a big knife and a
loaded revolver, and both narrowly os-
capod Willi their lives.
Young lllnckillnn was arrested. ni-
tcr a struggle. by Sheriff Moorwny.
He was sent. to the Slate Reform
School for seven years by Justice If.
C. Dayton.
FOG CAUSED STONINGTON
WRECK.
NEW LONIXJN. July Eur—Supt. C.
'1‘. islwrll of the Shore Line division
of the New llnvun road is continuing
his investigation into the cause of the
big freight wreck of Slonington junc-
tion Sunday night. 'l‘hus far it has
been lt‘lll‘lll‘fi that Engineer James E.
l.‘ainpbcll‘ of the special freight No.
dill which sidoswipod the regular
freight No. 605 on the junction of
the main tracks and the siding cost
if the signal tower. had run by the
ilgnnls act against him. The special
was south bound at the limo. Engin-
-l-r (‘aiupbril said that, the dense fog
made It linposslhidfipr him to discern
the signals.
The Investigation will be continued
several days bcfor'c‘ ll decision is
reached. The testimony of a number
of other witnesses is still to hr- in-
kcu. Engineer Campbell is one of thr-
rcgulur Shore Line employee and Il-
Ws ill New London.
LONGWOOD CRICKET CONTEST.
BOSTON July 2tI.-Wltli eight of
he strongest players still lit the run-
ning for the singles ever" for tho.
her left In the ensfcrn championship
ll doubles. there was plenty of lawn
winds on the program at the lump
\Illilll t‘rirkct (‘luh today and an only
walnut crowd satin-roll curly on lllf'
'Ilili'l.i.
There were many good uuitrhvs on
lll' program today. ill the singles
‘. ;\i. lluli, .lr.. was drawn against
W. .l. (‘lolhlen b). E. lh-whursl was
matched against Robert larroy. l. C.
Wright had as his opponent K. it.
"Join:
SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL UN-
SAFE
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2ll.~«~'l‘hc
C‘ily Hall. which cost 87.000.000 was
’ortunlly declared unsafe ni llll‘ moot-
‘ug of lho Board of Public Works yes-
.i-rduy, and notice Was served on the
mlirc dopurlim-ni that it station ill
the building must find otlwr quarters.
The building was condemned
_ throughout. ‘
_, "‘i.ll..‘l..“c‘.nai.n....“
Sealed proposals will be received by
the East Norwalk r‘lm District (inm-
mlline until i2 o'clock noon of Monday,
August 0, 1906. for the furnishing of
mail-rial and construction of about
loud linear feet of Vlli'lilt'tl pipe server
with appurtenances.
Plans and specifications can be soon
on and after Saturday. July 2K. i906. at
the office of Walliron it Riordan, of
said committee, 29 lluvilnnd slroot,
rlonlll Not-walk. and also at the office
i of Edward E. florhuni, it) First Iiii‘l‘t‘t.
maul Norwuik. All extra lamination
can be obtained from t‘harics N.
Wood. C‘. in. 91 East lll'i‘flllil, Norwnllt.
'l‘llo Illatrict Conlmiltcn hereby i'u»
serves the right. to. reject. any or all
bids. or to accept any that in their
indgnmui will be for the best interests
' of the District.
iiunlin, satisfactory In the Committee
in amount, will be required of their to'
whom the contract may be wanted.
(inch, or a certified rhock, made pay-
wnlk Fire District to the amount of
I250. muet accompany coil bid as it
guarantee that in case the contract in
awarded. the party to whom It Ill
awarded will. within all hours after
, notification of award. execute said con.
tract.
tilde must be coated and marked
Proposal for ilawer, ‘niro endorsed up-
on the outside of the envelope with
the name of the bidder. and scorecard
to liidward F. Smith. Chairman. No.
29 Heaview avenue. Earl. Norwallt.
EDWARD V. tilll'i‘il.
as non WA’blmON.
HO All) i... lioWNDiiill.
Fire District {loin flee of treat Non
mill. Udall. ._
Wail“
. l.
. '.[.l'ellllii Mlle. , ,rsll, e
in“ the-Mgnrcdn “figs, trier are
ncorrect. The camera to that effect
grew out of rue-urn, moments of tor-
~ ror when several persons were miss-
ing, but since then it has been estab-
lished that. there was no loss of live.
l‘l‘ailic by way of Mont floats is indev
linitcly interrupted. the trucks and
bridges being badly damaged.
“0.550.
This is the New Sillle
Gas Range.
for "$11.75.
Dunn. Railwaud
Lighting Company
0
Wall Papers.
Painlels’ Supplies.
Clockenl.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Window Shades.
Picture frames and Window
Shades Maddie Order.
i —-- l
Painting and
Decorating.
. .
t. H. EEGKER,
87 Washington street.
Tel. Con. south Norwalk.
25C Sales.
The Very Beat Ilgln Creamery
Butter, per lb. ................ 25o
2 Pkge. Force . 26o
2 Pkpa. Cream Wheat Ibo
2 Plus. Grape-Note 25c
40anacern ... 25o
2 iba. Pure Lard Roe
ask",
:4 Cottage” '
Phone sea-3.
1434‘? will lit ' .
CLEAR» A3 CRYSTAL} IN
EVERY 'HOHE WHERE A
STONE FILTER m U83”.
“VERAL SIZES IN STOCK
ALIO STONE AND OTHER
$3.1.” OF WATER COOL-
'Ave.. East Norwalk. ,
Willa“?
‘ .gwulrs HALIaulr; .
{sizes can, atuié’elhrl.
WEAKFIBH.
BONITA MAeKEREL.
. SILVER BASS, BUTTER FISH.
COLUMBIA RIVER flALMONl EELS.
AND ALL OTHER KINDB OF SEA-
SONABLE FlBH.
lacross.
rue not-ups n'en,aup;bvaran
MA KIT.
Old lalvatien Army Ioiidln'.
last led at Waahlngton‘ Ctr-eel Iridae.
William HMeeker
General
Contractor and Plumber
STEAM HEATINGJ
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
lafer 8h. 80th Nervelli.
ADDRESS Poor OFFICE BOX 547.
and oi ' all a...
My work
Ia done right and when I say A job
require good workmanship.
la done, lta done.
ARTHUR E. IENIDIGT.
a ' r‘V' "‘4 _.
.. insurance
“ Willi. FIRE
MARINE
' “fligrlxelioslon
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t-1
u?
“a .
n-
2 o
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:1 cl
INCORPORATED.
ii Railroad Avenue. on. Norwalln
chine
.-.
should be equlpm Will! I lusty,
snow white. oneplece "Sindhi!" Pf!
ceifiin Enameled Lavatory. ~ 1 ‘
ave you ever stopped to We!
bow delighfuliy convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running ”tel
in your dressing chamber. aloe) l
in: apartment of first floor ' felinl
room? Its presence would afford [e I
the ingest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. 0o:
plumbers are strictly competent III
chanlca, honest and "Habit. t
CORNER MAIN 'ANI! W581“. IT...
booth Norwalk. Conn... “ xi
Plumbing. Tinnlnp and steam Flttlnl. ' ”*
I Monroe (treat. Io. Norwaiir.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATIL'
'AND .
GAS FITTING. ‘ 9
Tie. Iheet, Iron. Copper
and Elan. ,.
go South Mainstreal.
Telephone 421.
South Nor-wally, Coal.
‘ V
‘2 ‘.
in: JOHN 3. Lil Wilma}.
AGENCIES.
ALI: INIURANCE, REAL‘ [STATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY PRO-
IATE BONDS. PATENT.
SECURED. d,
I IOUTH MAIN BTRIIT. 7?
Tel. Call. 408. "
Drink it
Brooklyn brewery firm’s lagerbeefl
No better. We deliver it in youn
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 151-12. A
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Cheatnut stream;
South Norwaik. Conn. » ,.
Joesph Diseaa, Prop. Willi
._,. W ,l
we 1 ”
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM}? '
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.”
HOT AIR HEATING“. .
erovss AND lioness
ILATE AND rm aoorliia.‘ ‘
flea and Steam Pittln "f H
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, It...‘
Have you aeen our atook of "
RICHMOND RANGE-9?.
THE JONES & ROTC}!
COMPANY "
11 wau; eraser.
THE new. . .. ‘3.
HOTEL VICTORIE;
one MINUTE rsou oer-or. db
eunopam PLAN. m
“moi-ivm‘w. media. A
Funeral Directoa will
and Embalmer. W” l"
19 North Main 8L tooth flaw-It
lealdence. I Waehinoton Weal-
Telephone at heuee. 1M
— ..Our room a epeclai feature. Inc
and Electric Liable throughout. IVA
or] room heated. .. “we
RATES REAGONAILI "’V]
Finely atecked Cafe in corineeiloii
A full line of Acker, Merrill A. ,‘
dlt Ce'a celebrated Winn, Linnea: " ’
cigars always on hand. ‘ ..
'1‘. ii. SULLIVAN, Prom ‘
Wall,
Pa w
1?” _ m .3”
...
We consideIZillis ‘seir
son’s line the best
we erelnndl .
E .
w E. ii. Gotham,
i DEGOMTOR.
"moose-urea.
3° mar er.
liailu Lille lull. l. W
for freight Only.
er
Oi:
I. NOIWALK.
Telephone Call. an” “1' 1“ .-
Gregory’s Point!
IN “ST NORWALK
“ "r,
”a...
Food Cooked to Order. ..r'd?
Bathing and fishing. {)1
Both Houses to Rent by the lean,
,John O’Suliivarl,
Proprietor.
Bill lililllilli
. eourn‘nenweut. comel- i
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