111 101mm 1113111111111"
111
without tanking humblhi
to reliov
it.
Melville Waldron, or H. E. Mead and
Company’s 111111.111 on his vachiion.
Mrs. Robert Morrison, of Van Zant
street is visiting in Sharon, Conn.
W
G Howard King and family have
1111111111 into their new house on Van
Zant street.
All the New York papers were late
this! looming; the paper train having
been much delayed by the fog.
John Kano has returned to Philadel-
tibia. having spent several 111115 with'
his daughter, Mrs. R. Rossrnan.
W
Miss May Bonnag‘e, of Philadelphia,
131 still visiting her aunt. M1.s ii. Ross-
iuan. of Winfield street.
2 W
James L Hommedre'u led the weekly
' class meeting at the East Avenue Me
hthodist Church last evening for the
" first time in several weeks owing to
illness.
21,:A man with a sizeable jag 1ollod
down the embankment on Fort street
hourly opposite Dr. 12‘ 13 Baker' 3 house
inst night. Fortunately he was not
Ihirrt and after resting for a time at
9 bottom of the bank picked himself
9 and went his way.
2._.Mrs Richard Rossman and dttughter
Virginia have returned home after scv
. viral weeks visit with Mrs. Rossman‘s
' 2 father in Philadelphia
2.'jSt. James’ Circle will meet at the
'home of Mrs. Taylor. ’i‘hlrd street, to-
morrow afternoon. Everyone is cor-
dially invited to be. present.
HA horse driven by Miss Callahan,
daughter of M1. Callahan couchnra‘n
far Dr. Eno, at Saugatuck ran away
yesterday afternoon and c'ollitled with
a-learn owned by William ’i‘ristrarn,
bitched in front of J. W. Bently' 9 point
storms Mr. Tristram's horse was rerr
tiered lame and the fifth wheel of his
wagon was broken. Miss Callahan
succeeded in stopping the r"unui1uy a
short distance further on. :
'12Last night scores 01’ people were
cart] 11 from their sinmbcrs by tho
erofirg shricks and screams mixed
with bad language and other uncanny
Bounds, causing windows to fly opon
itird 1 mos to be lighted, for fear of
tribal. 'gright he expected to follow such
a motion. and expecting to find some
light had been tipped over plfi the
house set 01) fire. It model the women
very nervous and disturbed their peace
of mind for the rest of the night. The
shrill whistle of the locomotives and
the. howling of dogs is bad enough
111111-1111; these 110g day nights, but there
is something so unearthly in human
voices or the female species that poo-
ple find themselves hard to settle dOWn
.to peace and quietness.
Captain anti Mrs. John H Cole, of
,‘Buukci Hill Station entertained a
stranger within their gates recently,
who [11011121] to he a ve1y strange char-
acter. He bad business in The Nor-
2walks. and came up here in a canoe.
which he engsgcd Captain John to
keep in cold storage for a few days.
While be transacted business in the
big city. He had been camping out all
3111111111213 hunting anti fishing and living
11111 in the woods, and it was his inton-
lion to put in tho winter in the south
of Florida, for whith ire was to go all
the way in his canoe, all alone, and
remain alone the rest of the winter.
He had a nasal twang and like all the
Bay Slate pooplc pronounced the brdud
A. Mrs. Cole tried to entertain him
with musical seloclions, but whenever
11‘ board a female voice he shook hi:
h 1111,10 which woman like. she am!
a his act to 1111111111 been disap-
2. lntod in love. Uncle John said
E 11111 somebody has got holtl of his
' 11111111 account and made own with it"
11111 canoe was packed will dilhcl.
kettles, all sorts of canned meats and
enough 1111111 to last all winter, and
when be fastened a waterproof coat
over )1 s hotly and started paddling as
iii: itin't fly on the wings of the
2,2’21111‘ darted on the tins of the
waves bcforo .lolrn could gel his mega.-
phone to; [tear to giva him a parting
saints, thin eccentric old man was prot-
1y ngardowp to Dorlon' 11 Point.
STATE CONTRACT AWARDED.
“’6
wk Firm to Build Greenhouse-
NM “I! Agricultural College.
QTOKRS. Sept. 11.--'i‘he contract
for the“ erection of the grocnhouectl at
«1.111111111112111 college hero
mil om‘rtle Westerday to Lord 111111
numhat, ocontrsotlng firm oi New
Yo 11:11 '1' A building will trout
about £121,011
to covar'nn am 11¢ till square rest.
The remainder of tho 150.000 which
is ted to the Elam col
E11112: 1'1?m ”"3111 1 __22222|1;122f;v I 213,221
: 1
11111111 igrni'hut it“. .‘l‘ 2'
1
iii! will consist of a,
range of six glass still iron structuros'
New York
11:11.11; Bo 111211, who has been no-
in Eli”?! Coiling.
of Reddit 1,1; 11 George
Wells and their families have gone to
their homes alter a pleasant stay at
Bella island.
w.
A number of people who have been
occupying the [hurry Cottage have
gone to New York, the season's stay
2‘ irore' having been ended
”,1 W.
Bennie Broadway, Who Went to Mid-
dietown, 001111.. to take a position lust
wsek,h1is returned to his home here.
. not liking the town as well as he did
'Rowayll‘on.‘ ’ ‘
lion Samuel Tweedy, who has been
seriously sick with pneumonia at his
residence in Daubury, will probably
como to his cottage at Bella island
soon to recuperate.
Mr and Mrs. William Grillin.
Eric,
of
Pennsylvania, former residents
of this town, who have been guests
or Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Griffin, are“
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. John Doyle, in South 119112111111.
Bernard E. Burstein and his youngei'
brother Milton. sons ‘91? Dr M. J. Bur
stain. of this since. are 111111111111; hay all
this Week. Before they begin commut-
ing, Bernard to the New York Law
School, and Milton to New York City-
College, they are. making the best oi‘
their timé, although the farmers laugh
They spicy haying immensely. '1,
Mrs. Frederick E. Lockivood. of Roll-
road Avenue. who went to the Post
‘ Graduate Hospital, in New York city.
a few days ago to undergo treatment.
for a diseased bone in her arm. was
f.old"-2l_)y the attending physicians that:
the bone was in bad condition and an
operation would be necessary. it was
understood in Roulayton, last night.
that the arm had been amputated. and
that the patient was riding as well as
could be expected. Her husband. ling-
gagcmastcr Frederick is}. Lockwood.
and her father 'i‘htrodorc Noucndorh
‘rwaut lo the hospitul today to see lrér.
AIR SHIP TO START FOR POLE.
America Has Been Waiting for Favor-
'ab|¢ Weather.
CHICAGO, sent 11’ ~11 Special c112
bio to the Record Herald from Spitz
bergou, dated August 3i,1'in 'i‘rornsoe,’
Norway. Sept. )0, 11nd signcd by 'Wni ,
lcr Wellrnan, says: “The airship Ann
an opportunity for 11 trial trip anti a
start for the pole. it, is ready to dc‘
part at any hour. Strong winds have
been blowing constantly from the:
north for three wocks and it. is im2
possible to take. lhh ship i'r'om its
anchorage without causing its instant
destruction. This has been the storm-
iest summer known in Spilzbcrgen in
thirty years. 'l‘bc winds during Aug—
ust have average lhriCt2 the velocity of
the, average during August last your
Nearly all are from the north 11nd a
blizzard is now br'cwing. W12 shall
wait a few more days for favorable
weather for sterling. After that lire'
sun will he too low to permit a voy-
11.512. ii“ the Arrretlta starts tho t'rcw
will consist of but three men—Well-
man, Vanimau and Bicsenber'g Major"
Hersey will be left out because of ill-2
ness. 'l‘he airship is in perfect condi-1
'tiou. lonildent'e lu lht,2 ultimatt2 suc-
cess of the. plan to reach the pole is
unshakcn."
BENSATION lN MOSCOW.
Revelation of the identity of the Mun
derer of Count Komarowaky.
MOSCOW. Supt. li.——A sensation
has been causod hero by tho announce-
ment that the real name 111' lht2 nurr
demo of Count Komarowsky. who was
shot at Venice. 8011101111101‘ 5. and 1111211
from the effect of his wound Scpleur
her 8, is 1211111111111, the Moscow lawyer
who roccntly nbscoudod from there
with his client‘s funds, and not. Nicho-
las Nuilmofi', who was said in be the
murderer. According to the story told
here. which conflicts with other ver-
sions. 'Koinarowslry nurrrlcd a vaude-
ville arlistc, Madame ’i‘arnovsku, who
was I‘rilukolf‘s iutiruutc lrlcud. Kora
arowskv who was 11 colonel of the
National Guard nd a counsellor of
state, insured hl life for 111111111111 in
favor of tho Worth! who is said to
have Idhsauuohtii'
With Prilukoff.
The first accounts of the affair to
. terror! to Nonstop and Prliukoif 11.11.21111
lug two man, but it is now said born
that tboy are ltlanilcal and that it was
the lawyer who shot and killed the
11011111.. The lawyer and tho woman
arc held in custody at Vienna, charged
with murder.
NOANit LaruAsoero PARTIA 1.
UR!
NOANK. Guilt. 11 44A slight accident
attended the launching of u now barge
built for the Now York and Hartford
Transportation Company, at the ship2
yards of 11. Palmer anti 3011 here. As
a consoquouco, the’ 15010111 110111 barge
now lies partly on land and partly in
tho water.
As the barge was making its jour-
ney down the ways it struck against
another barge which is building for
11112 11111111111 Valley Company. and one
12ml of which extended slightly over
the ways. Some of the 111111111; was
torn from the barge Which was launch
lag and the ways were broken from
on smooth letting it down to 1116
around. Marts will be made today to
Mill it at hi it( lids. 2
111
0111111 Fellini“ 111.1191:
go “all hoéldont
ifl
111111111 1111111111;
' Miss Aunié'l'i
» Boil .
. is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
’ bars.
erica has been waiting a fortnight. fur"
. ironic,
‘ ‘ Mrs.
Miss 0111.11 of Saugaiuck is 111111
11111111111 11 11111111 from Brooklyn.
Mm
Miss 1111111 Wakcmsu a
arris of No
Mr .11. . 3 eat. ova
returned ‘lrom‘ n v at in Now York
city '
m
Augustus Jennings of the Farms;
who has been vary 2,1” is much improv
ed today.
of Coleytowu
so
Mrs. George Meeker
rah Mil lis.
Mrs. Hannah Baker is visiting her
brot,hor John Barlow, in Cross High-
my.
Mrs. Charles Harris and grand-
daughter at (2 visiting in Massachusetts
for a few days.
Miss Vtrl'n
‘Nurwuik iiigh nob
Mrs. AC 0,. 11111111111 flhafi
Boat: 1. :
Mrs ’l‘. W. Trondwcii has been
31111 ding a few days with Mrs. H o
Hint 111111
Mrs L A. Meade and children spent
Saturday with Mrs. A. E. Southey in
Westport.
—-——v—
Samuel Androwa was on (war Sun-
day visitor of his broilit'r irn Andrews
in Eustou
Friends who have boon visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Brown have 112-1
turned 111111111. 2 ‘ -.
“~—
Mlss Helen onset-,1 of Riverside
avenue, is entertaining a friend from
Schenectady, N Y.
Rev and Mrs E.i3.1)cnn have re
turned home alter a' month‘s vacation
in the Borkshi‘res. ‘ F
John H. Wood is still confined to
his bed, suffering with a severe attack
of rheumatism. . l
Mrs. William A. B‘ulkley, of the]
Farms has been ‘11 rccent-gucstot her
mother in Bridgeport.
2 1.111.111.1113... Whitehead and little
daughter were guests of relatives in,
Bridgeport over Sunday.
Mrs McCready and family of New
Canaan passed Sunday at the home of'
S B. Bur‘nham, compo 11111.:
Star of Westport circle, Companions
of the Forest, holdup important meet-
ing in their new moms last evening.
Rev. John Young of New York city
has been 11 recent guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Dean at Christ church rec
tor'y.
The by-iuws of the Woman‘s Town
improvement Society have been print.-
cd anti distributed among its main—
Snmuel Fanchcr and family, who
_ have bet’n spending the past week at .
Compo Beach, buvo returned to their
home in Weston.
Miss Bertha Brothertou has return
011 to her duties at Dr. erauds
sanitariuur after a two we 11 vacn
lion.
Am
Rev. Mr. Slruym' is expected homo
from his vacation this week and will
occupy the pulpit in the Congregation
a1 church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Olmstcad
who have been spending the past
month in Ridgei‘ield, have returned
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Mitchell.
who have been spending the summer
at the home of Miss Julia Wakeman
in the Forum have returned to New
York, . .
Schools in town have slarlcd with
nine new teachers: Miss .2Bawnie.
Miss La Roucttc, Miss Dunn, Miss
Valentine, Miss Barney, Miss Adams.
Miss Lyn. Miss Green.
Miss Elizabeth MacCrackcn.
has been spending two weeks with
Francis Godfrey, of imperial
avenue, has returned to her home in
'l‘hompsonvillc.
whit
The Westport Reading Room and
Library Association is to dccupy a
room at the home of the librarian.
Miss Carrie Bradley. The new librnrv
it is thought will he completed in De-
icrnber at which time it will be open
to the public.
’i‘hc first. meeting of the Princess
Sunshine club will combine business
uilh a social at tho Congregational
parsonage on Thursday, evening. All
mourners arc cxpcctod in be. present,
as the yours work Will be planned.
pvnrrned' his murder ‘
Marcia? I .
1 1.11.9“
"Nowa oi the Highland." published
at Highland Falls, NY .. has the fol
lowing in 11 1121211111 issue: “Miss Kath-
ryn Allen. of Weslporh 001111.. who
has been a guest lists for the past
wcck, sang a solo in the Child! (Bhopal
on Sunday morning. Miss on has
11 clour turd swcct 11011111110 voice. and
tho singing of the beautiful hymn,
‘Balvc llegiun,’ was touch onioyoti by
the large tungrogulion. it is hoped
that it will lio builihle for Miss Allen
to sing in the chapel again in the near
farm's." ‘
.tcudeut of the. Westport pub lo schools,
[comes to town vcry high it recom-
'1nondod and with much experience in
supervising work. lie was born in
New York 11111111 and acquired tho our
loruury education at the common
schools going from there to Byrucuso
Unlvsrtilty, Where no smrluntod iii! an
honor man. At 18 years of age he he
cums principal 'of a high school, which
position be hold for live. or tax 111111211.
Lott-12 Mr Mead become supervising
principal of 11 Syracuse school, which
position he held till its resigned to
take ‘11 1111111121 in the Teachers doliegc.
New York, with a view to n more in-
crativo position in New York city or:
Newark schools. Mr Mead is now on
the list of firstmppoinlnrchls and may
be appointed before the ropening of 11112
other so 2' 1'. Mead is
11 12111111 kit? glecttrrgo box
a 121'sz
beings ii“
il‘ia'ult L. Mend, the he: 111111111111;
:gcpori, for jury duty
Mr. -
do 11111112981,
1
111.1111 Mrs. Lewis ll. Ambler have
returned home after a two week' a stay
in the White Mountains.
Thomas W 'i‘readweii and Orlando
W. Andrews, were 1.111111111111111 to 111-1112
yesterday,
Samuel Andrews was an over- Sun
day guest of his brother, irn. Audre1'vs.
in Easton.
Miss Gladys Flewciiyn returns this
Week from a three‘ weeks’ visit in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton and Miss
May Hamilton haVe returned froru a
visit in New Haven.
0111111111) Andrews.»- and. li‘honiits
Trea'divéih were called to Bridgeport
for jury duty yesterday.
A special business meeting of the
111011112111 Congregational Church Socie-
1y will he held this afternoon.
Mrs Frank Morcbouse and Mrs R.
K Fitch hnvt2 been sparkling several
days with their sister, Mrs. Foster, in
' Springfield, Muss.
Samuel B. Sturgcs 111 Deep River,
has been the guest of hisc parents, Mr.
and Mrs John B. Srnr'ges of Huributt
s root.
Mrs Theodore Hamilton, returned
today from a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Méeker,0181 But-
let street, New Haven.
A number of Norflcld Church ladies
will hold a "quilting 121212." at the rosi-
dcnce of Mrs.
Wednesday afternoon
'i‘ho Norfleld Aid Society will hold a
fair at the residence 'of the president,
Mrs Viruderbllt Godfrey on Thurs-
tlav evening. pricmber 19.
Captain and Mrs. W R. Foarn have I
been entertaining their niece2 and nop2
hew Miss ii‘klnn Nora and brother oi!
New l‘,ork at “Hy-Lo" Farm for a few
days.
Mrs. E. A. Ambler and brother, 1.1.22
wis Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
los Ambler of Hurlbult 'strect took an
automobile ride to Savln Rock, on
Saturday.
Mr. anti Mrs. H C. Huribuit Fred~
{PER S; 11111111111111 son Willis, Mr. and
rs
tending the fair.
Horace l-iuribull, Willie Banks, Hur-
old llurritt and W. J Sherwood aro
among those fromtown exhibiting fine
Hereford and :Devon cattle or the
Greenfield Fair, this week.
Miss Annie Fitch was an dyer-811112
day guest. of Mrs Frederick Banks. '
Miss Alma 12111111211 is Substituting
for Miss Eula Ferris, in the Lyons
Plain school, during Miss Ferris' ill
ness
1111111 111111111 11111
The Read 8:1 Vol]:
.MLF a
Electrical .Co.
won 1111111 111111112
to our way of thlrgdnl; uhti understand
our way of doing noises: lust as soon
as you have made your first visit to
our store and soon things. it is true 2
that our system is different from 11th»
are, but inasmuch as we have an in ‘
creasing list of patrons who are satin,
find with our goods. our service and
our prices. we think we may fairly
claim that the people nimrovs of our
business mothodt‘r and boilers in no.
12111111111111
_ 11.1111 a tow day's' visit in Cannon.
Wilbur Sturges and son Ehbort are
(1 ioyiu a few days camp life at Corn«
Frederick Banks on
wakemau and Harold Burritt, ‘
Will‘c at Greenfield Hill yesterday tit-1E2 ,le
No. 688 for motor 111111111; trans-
11111111111911.1111 mu. '
No 677 tor gears of bath automohiie3
1111s motor boats. '
No. 3 graphite cup grease.
best in the world.
“Honest God
119 mu strait.
WW...“ -, ...
DA VID W. RA YMOIID1
in m: 11112111111112
128i tmbalnior.
1! North Mala 81.. 811th Norwalk
Baldwins. 6 Washington 81.
Telephone at house. 193. ‘
2111212111219, Ii silica. 3.362% .
at Honest Prices." .
These lubricants are considered the H
1
F. F UliKliililfl it ill
No'nval k. -2
11111 I my 011111111
Summer JOOdS
cumin
No worrying mam celestial 2.2
your meats, no bother with
dllhu or stove when plunnt
. weather comes. .
Courteous Service.
ital 111118111111
1111,1111 1111111 111111111
SOUTH NORWALK.
ERIDGEPORT-
MMmMH.
, . ,
tor freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street), every day (except
Sunday) 1114 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk 11p to 4 p. 111. and South
Norwaik up to 5:30 p.1n
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Analog J. Smith, c. c. Housman.
Lou». _ nononi Agent
111117111115
per package '
4 01:5
2! Cottage AVI., “111111 Nor'wlllt.““’”w
1111111111 1.11va Estonian til-Min
1111111111 1» 11111.11 1.111.111.1111
snow white. one piece "Standard" Po:
:ooiuin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to mailer
how delightfully convenient it would
. be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sloop
2111; apartment of first line"! louoi
room? 111 presence would afford m
the hixhent degree of comfort. .
We will gladly quote you prion. Du
' plumber. are strictly comp-ml ll
trunnion, honest and mum.
{Harare R. Nash
'1, grammars '11 5111111111. lithium
:‘~ um”
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. . up , N 2
81111:.» tilt how 11.; ‘“ .
Halli Oiflcg: i231” . amt: : Silly-ii", . ,
Pleasant Surrounding. ”7,1" ,
Motion: Cocki'ng. " ’
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
a!” 2 Islsphono it”.
111111 '
at $2.75 111').
A very mouths of fully mun-
toed High mu! flowers. at 65.60
to 86.00. 2.11ch .-, :
A complete Issurtmelt of the best
grades of RAKEB. HoEs, GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS, SPADES, airmail
Farming Utensils. at the loves: prices.
1'”. ‘ ?
promptly attended to- ...L....ufl
111111111 11111111111112
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Cali ii'l- 5.
mHuls_WMI
m gIABTW NORWALK ' aim
Biron Dinners and All Kinds of Bel
Food Cooked to Order.
. Bathing and, Fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Suilivan,
Proprietor.
HilliiBFF Hill
'11 ‘1' "SW-‘2‘ 1‘
1"”,
45 Wall 81., Nomadicm
84 Washington 81., So. Norwallg'
11111111511111.1111 insurance.
We have several decided bargain:
in income producing properly that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of: the town.
A Minimum Amount
of
Home Comfort,
Happiness.
and y .
Contentment.
with 11 1111111111111 or Expense,
that' 15'
Gas Lighting.
We are piping houses at a
Minimum Cost.-
Let us pipe yours:
‘1 1 11111311111511
2 without inifor‘ser.
General repairing and machine you ‘
1111311111111 91:111111111111111‘
(GEORGETOWN AAA' SPIRITS)
For fin! JIWM. hoops". Vp' "A
8th., etc. . ,2
THE CHARLES E SHOLES CjSliPANi
Solo Scion Agent- ,, .
, Nchorit Clo
so. Paintr
1111111111111.
_§astNorwalk
T212 422
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
11 bonus triadsi on their own numb,
All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see as
INDEPENDENT LOAN ANP BECUR
WY 0.,
Haviland Building, ,Washlngto‘fi St _
Office hours. 9 a. m. reap. m. "
g1.-
tolling 81hr 1111111111 811111~
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
‘ For years this Company has paid
. % Guaranteed Interest or. 11.1
Bond $hi‘1i‘el by check issuec
semi-annually Over half mutton
dollars parci to lnv'estcr I to 11m
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to titlilil‘
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of rocoipt.
Acard will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. 2.
B. L. COBURN, General Agent, 2
16 South Main Street. '
. ....»1...,
1847 i907'
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
Motal Ceiling, E11». 2
Have You seen bur sto'ok of
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THE JONES ,& HOTCHKrss
COMPANY ' '
17 WALL 3711512112
NQR‘," 'K.
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21 THE sQUTH NOR‘NALK
x...’ WARE'HOUSKE '
or .’
f FURNlTURE, PlANos ETG.
Telephone, 349-45.
[5”] For Particulars Address -
G. N. McKiBBiN,
Office, Room 4,1-iavll'and Block, ~1
Washington Street.
insurance Acamst
13111111111.
iN AETNA iNllii': Ku'rv‘ COMPANV.
“Forewtrruotl ,iu' Forosrmed."
Rates and PMle’uiarl of
J. MLaytonbco‘
‘ilflt
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Booth 11111211111111
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HOTEL VICTORIA
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FROM 190T.
91113111111!“ 1.121" . ‘1
your room: 11 mom :le :0. life I
and Electric 1.1111111 thro Willi-'3?-
ory rooiti bu Ill.
/ RATE SAGONAILI.
Finely stiletto Gift in 13111111111111.
A full lino of Action 111-11211152111111-
dlt cm celebrated wlnot‘. Liquors out
i Mi '0 on ”and
c r: 31' ll LLIVAN, Magician 2.
Toi’phont c311,
PLUMBING AND STEAM" '
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