Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 29, 1906 · page 3

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Also Honrlettas, Sargon. Vailinsa. Al-

batross. Granite Cloth. Venotians, Mo-

hairs and Brilliantinaa in all colors.“
BLACK GOODS TA SPECIALTY.

E. K BANKS

46 and 47 Washington Ill-«t.
Mahaokamo Hotel Block.
mantis Norwalk.

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and Vicinity;H1 .---—Fair to-
night. Tuesday partly and y and

war-.mer A disturbance in central this .

morning near St. Paul. 11 is produc-
ing cloudy weather with light rain or
snow in the upper Mississippi Valley

and the western portion of the Lake .
region. An area. of high pressure has '.

moved from the northwest sections to
the South Atlantic coast and carried
with it unusually low temperatures for
the season 01' the year. Macon. Ga.
was six degrees coldr-r this morning
than New Haven. Condition favor for
this vicinity fair weather followed on
Tuesday by partly cloudy and warmer.

'l‘r‘y Harris & Gans Company‘s coal.
it is the best mined—can't be beat.

George R. Byiugton, of New York.
formerly of South Norwalk. was in
town Saturday,

Miss Pearl Coburn. who has been
spending a breath in Virginia. has re-
turned to South Norwaik,

——llon’t forgot ltallan Social Club
Bali. Monday eve. at At'ion Hall
’l‘lclret. gentleman and ladies. 251‘.

Mrs, Eloise Vibbard. oi Southpor'i.

spent Sunday in South Norwalk as the

guest oi Miss E. M. Seymour.

George St‘irarrb. of New York. is vl-
siting his daughters. Mrs. Henry Tl‘l'tltil)
and Mrs. Albert Berg. of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams of
South Norwalk. spent Sunday with the
latter" is parents on Main str',eet South
port.

Mrs Arthur Pomeroy of New York
wiro resided for some time 111 Norwalk
was a visitor at the Norwalk Hotel
yesterday.

——Thirty new subscribers added to
our tolephonr1 list. during the past
week. Are you one oi them? if not
why not?

Mrs. Emma Snii'icn and daughttr.
Miss 1 11111 M. Sulfien, of Dnubury have
been \ll-ililng Mr and Mr'8. Robert (1.
Mitchell.

"ilrc “ 11111.1 liolpor‘s" will moot
with Mrs. William R. ’l'hompson. 104
South Main street. Tuesday afternoon
til .1 o".'.tlotk

t‘ouur'ilrunu David 11‘. lould. oi Nor-
walk returned Saturday it'om a visit
with relatives in the eastern .[liil‘t oi
the slate.

Miss lda Small. who has been visit
1111: Mr. lillil Mrs. Fredoriek 1.. liyxbee
of Cross street. has returned to her
boom in Brooklyn. N. Y.

lirulor' Chapter. ltoyal Arch Masons.
will hold a special convoeutlon tomor»
row night, 11 it o'clock and confer the
most exec cut master‘s degree.

-~‘i‘hirty new.:1ul1scribcrs added to

our telephone list during the past
week. Are you 111111 oi thorn '1’ it not.
why not?

Harry A. iiendrick has lht1 ('on-

lraet ior (Tliit’ord (‘omslot'k‘s burn on
lit‘lden lllll, it will be frame with
shingle roof. and stone ioinrdrrtlon.

l‘ldwud Simona, oi the, Ernest Sini-

ons Manufacturing Company. has re~
turned harm an extended business tour
through several of the western states.

Marcellus it. Bennett. of Norwalk.
Was among tin1 many thousands who
saw i'rinr'otorr dviout (‘ornoll b1 1111
111-1111- oi ii to.’ Saturdut afternoon. at
lllt‘ i’olo (hounds. N11 w York.

'llu1 fourth annual concert and liiill
of tho ilnllnn Social (‘iob will be hold
this owning itr Arlou Hull. 'iho l‘irii-
irrrr'uronit (lr"'1111~si1u illltli‘l' iin‘ lt'lillll'-
ship of Just pli Jones. will provide the.
music.

lioiso clipping.

lil'h? lit'hl lir'lrinr'rtiit'h! Berni-
1'lr! Ht‘rutt'h! 'l‘ht.1 more you scratch
the- worrw the Hill. ’l‘ry lloan' 11 01111
11111111. 111111111 pllwt. oer-rum. any
akin 11.111.111.111 druggisi soil it.

1‘), ll lliii‘tlliiit. 11111 president of tho
Allil'i'lt'liii i’rrrwr iiox Milililitltiilli'lilii
(‘otnpnnyn 1111: 111111111 In Nor'wnllt from
an extensive brraimmn trip through the
Middle West Mr.
luminous til good

lirivoi' Samuel W Meilowuu of tho
Putnam Hose wagon. wan called to the
home 111‘ Willhrnr ('.. .ir-kau in l-rnnklln
street Friday morning by it with alarm
to put out 11 11111111111111 ilrr “1111111-
. was no damage.

PlLlI CURED lit 6 T014 DAYI.

l’AZO ON’i‘MEN'l‘ is guaranteed to
curr- any case of itching. liiimi. illumi-
iug 111‘ i’rolrudlug Files in 53 to 1

c.

1.. M. Wright.

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Hannah

This preparation is intended
to replace the numerous patent-
cd or ntl‘cret cough mixtures of
more Or less" value. it is a
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COUGH6, coma. aaoucor.
‘rrs AND ALL practices or
THE ration-r AND Limos.

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Druu'alst.

' 8‘ North Main at. Tel. 626—4.
Connection for all north and

south bound cars can be made

at our store.

 

 
 

H. W. Mather has been awarded
the general contract for dwelling on
Winiioid avenue. East Norwalk. for
Mrs. R. H. Behreus, 6 Winfield uve-
nue. Frame, two and one-half stor-
ies. 24x30 feet.

in Norwalk. last week there were
1111.1- one transfers oi.’ real estate, with
mortgages 013117.321. For the third
week in October 1905. there Were. clgh-
teen sales or property. and mortgages
recorded of $7. 900.

—it is really one of the most won-
deriul tonies {or developing the flglll‘t‘
and soothing the non cs e1t1r on’erod to
the Arm rir-an people llollistor" 5 Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, .111 cents.
Plaistod' a Drug Store.

Miss May Olsen has resigned her
position 111 the oilin- oi the old Well Ci
gar Company and has taken another
position in the ofiloc oi the Eastern
Underwear Manuiac-tmlng Company
beginning her new duties today.

The rehearsal of the Church Choral
Union will be postponed until out
111-111. from this evening at the Norwalk
Methodist Church. as the maugelistir'
senices at the Baptist. Church in
South Norwalk are to be continued
during this week.

Mrs. Clarence G. Snlitou. her friends
will be glad to learn. is improving tine
ly in the Norwalk Hospital Sin.1 was
able to all 1111 for a short time last
w.ct-k and in 11 short time will proba-
bly be able in sec her friends at her
home in Westport again.

——~’l‘hc average young woman of to»
day is busy. Beauty is only another
name for h 1th. and it comes to tilt out
01 every 1 11 who take Hoilistt-rs
Rocky Mountain T<1a.'l‘ea or Tablets.
35 11.111111111111111 Drug Store

Dr (‘limpboll 11f 100 Court street.
Newark New Jersey. is making an ei-
iort to locate 1111111 lirovru formerly
employed b1 hint at 116 West Tenth
street, New iork. who In said to have
married Horst-11 . (name forgot-
tonl tiruckeeper in a mill at South
Norw.ulk

(‘ W. Ruv'mond s dwelling in Union
Park is ready for roof. The Norwalk
Heating and Lighting Company have
boon awarded the plumbing heating
rrrrd slate rooting. As previously re-
ported .i E. Botsiord. of West Main
street, has the general contract.

 

 

 

 

Harding reports"

The dwelling for lirrdit'y E. Hoyt.
on Woodward avenue. is now curios-
ud: plans were private; ironic, two
and one-half stories. 2111211 feet. six
rooms. shingle roof. heating not 111‘-
c,ltir1d modern plumbing iiroplar‘t's.
hardwood ilnish and flooring. wood
111111111111 plate glass; owner builds

> Nomi1 say that My girls are pom
lunoranl 11.111.111.111. of them cannot
it‘ll ti burst- irorrr 11 row. lull they do
know iimi liollislor' a Rocky Mountain
11111 is 111111 oi the groulosl lil’lillllllt‘l‘i‘
1111111111 ’lr-u or ”.lalilotti (1.51:.t'nti'i
l'iuislvrl' 14 Drug Store

ll. W, Mother has been awarded
the nonorui contract. in connection
with the dwelling on Woodward uvrn
111111. for John .1. Snellbnrk. 113 South
Main lili't'i'l. ‘ plans were prhnlu;
Tilllllt' two and 111111 hnli stories. shin-
gle roof modern plumbing. gas and
Ilor‘trh lixiur-w hardwood ilulslr 11nd
iioorlrrg, 1111111111111.

Joseph Tracy, drou- to Norwulk you-
iordrry in the l0 home poww 14111111111
bilo room which he piloted in llii‘
Vumlorblli 1111p I'It‘t' mailing the intent

 

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lap of any machine in tho turn. and

pulled on llrrioir iiulrlwln, who hurl his

loft innl IIto badly liljiii‘ilii lit the riser
Wireer l'rru‘oy left town. he ltavo
Born ey 11nd lir-rbort iiuidwln’ a ride in
tho 11101111 1111 for 1111 ilii' Httrmiord lino.
'iho boys wvio dolightod. Thorn iii

iv. this car in the 011111111111

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Prim Rib Rout ..... .

Pammouu link lilo 111112011111.
Sirloin Steak 16c and’ 120 lb.
Shoulder Cloak 101: lb.
Round ltult 1411 lb.
Rent Pork............. ..... 11111111.

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OUR SPECIALTIES.
11 young 0111111111111, Fruit mm.
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12a to 160 lib.

 

 

 

will soon be There—«diablo to
come any hour. You will need
heavier clothinge-‘ah overcoat.
'- We prepared months ago for
just such weather.
BENJAMIN
OVEBGOATI
cannot be battered [or
STYLE, APPEARNCE,
. VICE“
s12.oo‘.'ro $30.00..

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monotony mtnun't "
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. ”TMBO “
OLOTNI
HAITI".
FUNNIOHIR.

615 thl on smut.
Booth, 111111111.

 

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i own
Assessors’ Notice.

We. the undersigned. hereby glv
notlvo to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Nor walk that they are. required by law
to deliver to the assessors or either
of them. on or before the first day of
November,1906 a written or printed
list. date... signed, and sworn to, of
all property owned by them on tht
ilrst day of October, 1906,11uble to tn'v-
rrtion.

N 11.-4.1518 may be returned to the
assessors, at the assessors' oiiice.
Town Hall building. Norwalk and at
the Council 1 Room. Havilaud street
South Norwnlk. from and including
October 15.1906 to and including No
vembor 1.1906 said others to be open
from 10:00 to 12: 00 o'clock a. m.. and
hem ‘2 .00 to .1: 00 o'clock p m.. all
days oi the. week (Sundays excopiedl
and on Saturdays. and on November
1. 1906 from 7: 00 until 9: 00 oclock
in the evening.

Dated at Norwalk. Conn. October 3.

1906
Wllrl [AM G.’ (‘.ROCKET'T‘,
O. W RAYMO 0,ND
ASAAC SELLECK

”C1111
Assessors’ Notice.

We the undersigned hr by 1.11111
notice to all persons anti torpomdtms
liable to pay taxes in lliI' ‘irv 111'
South Nor-walk that they ar- required
by law to deliver to the assessors or
either of them, on or before the is!
day of November 1906.11 written or
printed list dated. signed. and sworn
to of all the property ow and by them
on the first day of 01'.toi1er 1906 lia-
ble to taxation, milking a description
of all the real estate. ouch parcel be
ing separately des(‘_ril1rd

N B.——Llsts nrny he returned to illt'
assessors. at the (‘orrucil 11110111, 111111
iiund street, Smrih Norwulk. from and
including October 15. 1906. to and int
ridding November i. 1906. said offin-
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock.
n. m.. and from 2: of) to {1: 00 o‘.11lor1k
p 1n.' . on Saturdays “(11117.00 to 9 .00
orlot'k in the evening and ’llrrrrs11111
November 1 1900 1111111 7:00:119 11. n1.

Dated at the City of South Norwnlk.
t‘onu., October 11 1906
FRANKTJN A. TOLLES.
GEORGE ll. VOBillllitill.

Assessors

Assam 1's

98 221

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til 1111111

We are serving Hot Coil‘oo
each night of tho Fin-men's Fair

in tho Armory iiiiil every one In

welcomed to call on us.

Souvenirs 11.11 Earth Night.

The Union Pacific
Tea Co.

126 Washington 61.. lo. Nomi-lit.
Next Door to Hamill".
' Plum. 666-2. l'ru Delivery.

 

’i‘h‘o comptroller has awhrnod conl
tract: for printing state reports as 101-.“
lows: State Board of Mediation and!
Arbitration Chronicle Printing 011m
puny Wiiiimantlc; stilts police.
'~8mill1 Mosley company. Hartford; es-
timate at state expenditures Case.
Lockwood and Brainord coinpuny,
'iiurtiord. .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Harry H Crane,
-1 1. iEACHEa
1111111 mam. Guitar.

(Private pupil. 8, years with H. H.
iii-ammo. New, England eon-crum-
of Music, 311.19»,. Mun). will at:
clan in South. Nor-walk. 12 years
teacher. spacial terms to lint iivu
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu-
pila' (recitals. Mundoiin club to form
at once. Adm- to
364 FMRFKLD calf". BRiDGEPOR‘i’,

 

A .1111 of till Trades

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mum 101111 moan-Mp. «yin we

ummwmmui uyAlob
to «no. a. mu.
An? UM. answer.

on II It PM“.
"magi". $511.3».k‘2m...

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Wear Proper Eyeglasses

Are your eyes uneasy?

Are they begin!) to uboi?
Make them com orthblc

Put. them at their case.

EASY onsets iron UNEA'Y EYES
Homer B. Hoyt,
Telephone 363—42.
Refueling Optician.

Rooms 7 and 6. United Bank Building,
South Nam-111.com.

Special appointments at convenience
of patron '
Odice Hoard. 8—llziii. 12. 45—6:
Saturday evenings. 7—2.
NEW‘STOGK 0F

Crepe Paper
bum AND rléunan.
10o A ROLL.

Pap et‘ Napki'n‘s

p5: A DOZEN.

WM. A. BRIGGERMAN’S

MUSIC STORE.

Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for; Crescent Laundry.

"15m“ “1115111.; "

“Tom's ”ALL."

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11 N0. MAIN a'r. ao.ooawm.1<.
Mean 70 FOOT ruiimaneaa.

 

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HOVT'S‘W THEATRE

MONDAY. OCTOIIR 22.
Twelfth auoeouiul «non of the Bril-
lidnt loath-m comedy.

A ROM'ANcI 'DP'COON HOLLOW.

"The best Southern play over writ.
tnn."~—New York Herald.

l’rmiuodd with complete new scon-
ery by Max Platter. the famous Acade-
my 01' Music artist. Wonderful elec-
trical and mechanical effects. The
(loan Hollow tiereuadcrs. a feature
with the original production at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre New Yrok
City.

OEE-Tho Thrilling Burglary Tableau.
The Dynamite Coon. in 001m
HoiT°W1
The Flight From Home. ,
Till Plantation Royals.

TM t’llr"‘nn T:“:ctiy It the Ooh

toll 1P III.
upon .1 S 1 . . .. 150. 250, 350,21»
How's“ THHATI‘RE

wapaccoAv corona 61.
will. 111111.11?

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The 1111.11.11 molt-amt Melodrama
Th New “national Lain, 1|in
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inflamed on: at the mutant.
liomriy «mpaniu War In»
”all” ill I. minim c.

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child who 11111111, Mr wagon: 1
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run 4 item Orchestra . . .'. 7611

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h, SOUTH NORWALK'Sh GREAT g5? GOODsfi

11.118101 11.00.

AGENT FOR MM NANTON’S PATTERNS.

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. 1‘1 ill-1w a ' W a? '
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1 X ’ ‘ 1. a

\Dtn’tct' interwar ,

, We shall make this an Underwear occasion
of such importance that you can ill afford to pass it by. (1(1otl,cleau.
hottest, dependable lots these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
wear them. knowing that they are in every way right.
Women s llcavy l lcct'cd Vests and Pants 111 all sizes 25c. .
.. Worncns ltxtra llcavy l"—lcecelirrcd Vests and Pants, special 1‘ g
. 1e ‘ WI“ value at age each. l
' 2.1.1.1; 1.1 . Womeus Jersey Ribbed Fleece lined Vests and Pants, merino
.1. 1 1 , finish. non- s—lrrrukiug; Vests silk embroidery and silk ribbon trim-
mod the very best garment at the price; sizes 4. 5 and 6. at 50c.

Womcn’ s [erscy Ribbed Vests and Pants, the same quality as
above to extra sizes 7, 8 and 9. at 59c.

Wonrcrrs “l'orcst Mills" Wool Vests and Pants in white, nat-
oral and s1 arlct 75c, $1.00, $1. 25 and $1. 50 each.

lloys' line Heavy Weight l‘lcece; lined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete line of sizes . all new goods. at 25c ‘each.

Mcn' 3 Superior 1111111111 1 lcccc lined Shirts and Drawers; Shirts
Single or double breasted at 50¢ each.

Men' .s‘ All Wool Shirts and Drawers. big assortment to choose
from; prices range from 75c to $1.50.

 

 

 

 
 
 

ST. JOSEPH'S FAIR,
MUSIC HALL.

TEN NIGHTB 'BEGINMNG OCT. 26.
Entertainment and Dancing
Every Night.

MONDAY NIGHT.

Miss NOAK, Soloist.
Miss PATTERSON, Eioeut-ioniot.
MR. CUNEO, MR. FOLEY. MR.
MAGNER. M188 LADRIGAN. Miss
ROCHFORD, in a laughable farce.
FREEZING A MOTHER-iN-LAW.
FREE DANCiNG,
's To 12.

 

83-85 Washington $11....

 

COAL AND WOOD

Acton '91P. .11 .1
BoWko‘r’ s Fertilizers.

.13 Hershfieid & Son

122 WATER 11mm ‘ H’ "W!“

UnderWear

- You can map your lingers at frosty weather and laugh at cold-
freighted winds when you’re muggbd' up close in a warm suit of
Underwear. Here is the place to buy the best Underwear.

A full assortment of single and N‘ E! RYAN & CO.

double guns from five dollars up. Also 86 Washington St . So. Norwalk.

:1 line line 01 hammoriees guns from .
REMEMBER THE PLACE

fifteen seventy-live. up.
Rifles and revolvers trom twotlity ‘
to buy l'losicry. l..'111lr'r\\'t‘zir. Gloves. Corsets and Small \Varcs, Qut- ,
ing l‘lauucls i"s.‘iannelctic l‘lcccc Drawers. Flannel Blankets,1(.om- ' 3

up.
fort.1l1lcs,l.a<c Curtains

A fresh lot oi ammunition in all
““5““ “"d "We" Kittllt‘ll 111111.111 of All Sorts.
\Vintlow Shade. .

 

 

 

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Repairing Done. Curtain Rods.

 
 

 

 

Gail 6t Fresh Camlv . .. . . .. ........... . . . . . .. 10c and zoo lb.
Norwaiit Hardware 00. .MS , .. ITM 5‘ 0011?”? ‘
. . 911 Women giant.
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Announcement

 

Y ! it is 1111 boat mined and does not '1

. cost you any more. ;

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i will be 111 my Norwuik 1111111.. New . It“, "arr“ & ans (‘0' 1.11

Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and 68 WATER 8T.. 301,11“ NORWALK. ‘l
Saturday. omen l2 isnnc Place.

Phone 600, 1 '1

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. 7.1.1111?“ . Cement.
» Grays},
Hluie Stone Walks Laid,

'i‘olvpiroue. 123-8. 1 will be 111 my New
York oiiit‘o. every Tuesday & Friday.
from 101m 13 11. at. location. 2f: West ’“'"”“""‘“""
121111 street. 'Phono. 089 J.-'ilryunt.

DR. JEROME 11. wmr. Concrete,

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Klrkavilio. Me.. Licenced by
State Board of ”with.

 

 

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. Mk6. IAILOV To BELL H0116“.

hit-11.111111 ’i‘ariov. widow of the horse
ileaior who was killed in the train
weak on the Pennsylvania railroad.

111111.. a number at Norwalk hillside-
hiib enthusiasts want to the Empire
track. netti- liloulrt Vernon. filmi’day
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" last spring. and who recently received Among tho-1111 Jwho 11111111111111 Wore
munflilflflfiflc’b 8‘“ 117500110111 the company its damage! ilbcn Hill. Jr., ma .6. HIV! 1
' ‘ " 4' '1 ’ ' " for her husband's death has decided (111111-311 . hock 11 Louis Bill) 1
. to close out the lumineita which Illio straw and Willis

HORSES WAGONS AND
FARMING UTENSILS.

him conducted since Mr. 'I'rrriov'ii
death. Accordingly. iiorruun Quitt-
nor. "in administrator or the estate. 11111 .Doll‘ 1 1110':qu and family: Md
advertises an nation 11an .01 all the .w K mud n..- .‘M , y.
horn-11; wagons and carriages in the 1
business. The auction is to be held
'at. 10 ofclock tomorrow morning. in. the

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wont sin MMOI‘ Hill's slat, 1111.111
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