llllfllil
at;
W'I
'mm and their guests.
7m attained.
presence and participation
. Gathering at the dish so... In llorwalk, Addressed
. awn.” Governor lake. Ital. Stiles W. Judson. lion.
amt. dams. llev. II. E.
:L livers and lb. carl A. Ilartlroniwlrlnily club, at
vibe lidlal laiiackelno. Listen to Speeches from Postmaster
a, hinge lsseph II. Taylor. Dr. Edward II. Gum
omy llshsialali cum and llev. II. A. l.. Sadller
hydrant. and devout homage was
paid .tn the martyred Lincoln. last
‘ at the eleventh annual Lincoln
headset of the Catholic Club. at
‘Wlic Club house, in West ave-
by a galaxy of brilliant oratorss
about :50 members of the popular
All.“ the ten predecessors of this
, MI innetkin have been most slab
”in chants. but in many respects last
. 'o colipsed its notable forerun-
m The arrangements were carried
out perfectly and the club has Justlt
‘ to be proud of the magnificent
”The gathering was honored by the
In the
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
MENS N NB
ShortelI, Supreme linlplil Ed-
ago. The Iaifalr was one of the most
successful and thoroughly enjoyable
and was the source of much pleasure
for all who attended. Upward of fifty
of the eighty-two members of the or-
ganisation were In attendance. and
were well provided by Landlord James
. O'Connor and his ehlcient corps of
attendanta The tables were elaborate
ly decorated with a profusion of cut
flowers, and presented a handsome ap-
pearance. The menu was a line and in
(Continued on Third Page.)
tinnitus siiow
Dart
", ethe oomtion
interfered with
,r, The worst
5 “9% Monte, have in
, thandlanw
boomers min- limes
y bad weather.
showing
“(muddlei
Western. which
BIGIJIPIIDVEIEIT
line union llcad Picking lip-
Worst Showing Is In Ilhods
Island—Better limes Ahead
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 13.~The re.
’flll'll! of business for the New York.
flew Haven and Hartford Railroad
“stern for the ilrst part 9! February
upon the face of the figures con
i. but this was
‘ary last year, when
like road was much
is made in
borezhantsl troubles
c with
ma 0
most entirely in height, the person
oer" trails showin but a small reduc-
business In all
three states where the company op-
,cl'atea trolleys all but holding its own.
'l'lI some striking feature has been
shown thus forgo the Ontario and
iii Its large cool car-
rying business, was expected to show
a loss, but which has on the contrary
maintained a volume of business liuir
. _ sinitlally the same as a year ago.
oauauitv anvwausrs HERE.
' rainy Mon Attend Mm Lord's Meet-
Ing in the Norwalk Methodist
Church.
. And an audience that com
ly ililled the auditorium came iogeIh' ,Brldpg 730‘" Cola 79"! 9'00"!!!"
or to bear the message brought by
this band of recent converts and cit-T
Christian workers. The set ‘
yet
held. Nearly all the members (If the
made
their start in the Christian "in timing.
have?
found their own experience so satin .
factory that they wish to recommend'
Many of them are
vice was the most interesting
delegation wt men who haw-
thc past two years. and who
it to their frielkia.
A delegation of about thirty men
- came last evening, In company with
their pastor, Rev. A. .i. Smith. to at-
iflid the revival meeting held In the
Norwaik Methodist church from Dan-
picto-
men whose lives bare been transform:
cd. in a marvelous manner, and their
In them,
wrought by the power of God, make a
deep Impression upon the large an:
statement oi the choose
dlence.
After a spirited long service. be
dining at 7: is. Ills Ellie Warren
sang a contralto solo. "l Heard the
Voice." in a winner that deeply touch-
ed the hearts of her hearers. The
‘ scripture lesson was from Mark Ii).
and mum Lord gava' a powerful Id-l
in. [object “What shall I
pokeof the glI late last gi‘ght from swan?” 1:0 “I
n on persons rtniouih 0 legs. ere e
Gil diE’mt .aod preached twice in the college church
crazy on Sunday, “sand delivered wad-“7b.:
Wmmeormml 1 «tot est ents urlngt e ay
“I'll but...” Mg m God. She also lowing this he hold, while there. thir-
ma the Immsihiliiw living a tv-dve conferences with the Manta.
llf coatprorni a son
”I ”' “dim or angina-t minis
ills fact
. reason
llo With Jeans?"
objections made
who are mod to
showed plainly how
mutt dill!!! be for
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berefutlhaviattors m
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MANNY MOTIONS BEAN
F08 JUDGES TO HEAR
”d-
lllp Short Calendar List In Both
Civil Courts-duty“ Idle Ilnlli
llext Week
Judge William 8. Clue in the civil
superior court and dodge Howard B.
Scott In the civil common pleas court
can easily bang out the sign, "This III
my busy day'." next Friday for the
short calendar, There are no less than
42 cases, Including eight divorces, on
the superior court list. which the
common please list goes live better
with forty- seven.
This morning in the civil superior
chart when all the Jury business the
appeared, Judge Case remarked that
it would be a pond thing If they,ooald.
take up the short calendar list, com
mencing at the tall and. with refer
ence to the uncontested divorces. But
Friday Is the regular short calendar
day. and so there will be nothing for
the court to do until Friday morning,
and then there Is likely to be a strep
nous session.
The jury was Informed after It had
rendered the verdict In the automobile
accident case that its services would
not lie requird again until next Tut-s
day morning at l0: l5.
Th following uncontested divorces
are upon the list for hearing: Hannah
William 6.8eabrwk.
Sophie C. Lynch vs. Frank Lynch.
Walter Foster vs. Elizabeth Foster,
Mamie Whalen vs. William E. Whal-
cn, Henry Beutelapacher vs. Katherine
a. lieutelspacher, Lucy E. Uskom vs
Clarence Id. Hekom, Chauncey H. Lew
is vs, Mary Lewis.
coweums or ovs‘rca sustts.
shells oi the Radel Oyster Company
on the Washington street bridge is
causing that structure to spend itself.
The portion aifected is the eastern ap-
.proarh lo the draw,
the draw open and shut properly Mr.
Cole has found it necessary to cut of!
log plant has been steadily piling up
for months, until there are now hnnv
dreds of tons of them. The pile is
now about even with the caves of the
oilicc mot, and is still mounting sky-
wnrd daily. These shells are Intenda
ed for planting In the amino.
paeacnao AT oaamouru con-
and sddrml
of Yale with the
.5
Bridge to Being Damaged.
Bridge Tender John Cole Went to
Norwaik yesterday, and reported to
ll'lr- selectmen that the big pile of
in order to get
beams and bolts
The pile of shells at. the Radel onen-
LEI“.
Kiel Charles 8. Hacfarland return-
into the
outlays:
“Wail. DI I
lilacfa
.Trlnitr Men's Club gave its first an.
nual banquet last night at the Hotel
blahackemo. the data being selected to
properly commemorale'tbo birth of
Abraham Uncola ninety-nine years
ever held at this wellvknown hoatelry,
' WWW
l-‘iIlllID me Ill .,
. stimuli In
Slap lies. III hear cl Whose
tawdry Bodysi Woman Wat
,iv’ssiid, Together With Ills
Wile Are Arrested by Police
HARTFORD. M. llwl’oWhI
while woman in an alleged oplnnl den
on Main street. last nisht. In the rear
of a Chinese laundry the police arrest-
ed Bing lined. the Droorletor of the
laundry. and a whit woman, who gave
her name as May Scott berage 22.
and who claimed to be the wife“. of the
Cblnnmsn.
The dead woman was known as
lice approached an odlcer last night.
and Informed him that a young white
woman was dead in the place Lam.
tinder inquiry. the Chinchilla admitted
that the woman had died about 2: 80
in the morning. and added that anoth-
Iuau’ a husband. has disappeared short-
ly alter her death.
aminatlun of the body. and said that
he could find no evidence of foul play.
the fact that the other Chlnaman bad
the coroner's attention In the case.
The coroner will begin an investiga-
tion tomorrow and in the meantime
Sink lice and the Scott woman are be-
Ing hold (in a technical charge pendt
log the investigation.
lEHll] NESNN
NMEHININ NNSI
NWNNINPABIHN
iisar Admiral Evans Asked to
Send Expedition to Find Fred-
erick Iellt. Lost in Galilps-
pos- Trip Dangerous «To
Ask Volunteers—~Vlclini a
llorwalk Ian
WABI-IINGTON. i). (I, FQ'NI. l2.»
Rear Admiral Evans will be asked by
the Navy Department to send a volun-
teer expedition from the fleet to the
dangerous channels of the Galapagos
Islands to rescue a shipwrecked Ain-
erlcnn 'citizen who is reported cast
away on one of the group. A despatcb
iroIII Robert ll Jones, American vice
consul at Guayaquil blcuador. says
that an American named Frederick
Jolie has been for some time ship-
wiecked. unable to gel in communica-
tion with the outer world His exist
once and some of the circumstances of
his case have reached the ears of thr-
vice consul from some Ecuadorean
.iIilIi noon.
The misfortunes of dolls and the
story of his plight have been confirmed
by it Ilesputch from a Norwegian we
not to .leil's' sister. in Norwalk, Conn.
saying that John was on a Norwegian
vessel wrecked last fall. All others
on the vessel were saved hi a relief
expeutlltlon sent out from Guayaquil
out .leilu being on the other end of the
island. could not bc located and the
expedition left without him
Al or receipt of the toast-Iago today
the New Department said it would
”range with Rear Admiral Evans to
send a relief expedition to the Galapa-
gos. which are almost In a direct line
with the route of the fleet from Callao
to Magdalena llay. as soon as tho
getiartmeni could get in touch with
m
The plan suggested by naval officer»
as lilo best one to be followed by Ad-
miral Evans Is to send om of the
supply ships oi’ the tit-ct to mini" place
oi landing in the group oi islands, and
then by In no of small boats and vol
unleers ate cmpt to locate Jeifs. That
the attempt at Insane will be perllious
ls admitted by all oillcers who are in
niillar with these waters. as the cur-
rents are strong and the waters dan-
gerous and unsilrveyed.
Throughout the entire region of
more than four thousand miles. only
one small lighthouse has been erected,
which lights for only a radinii of four
miles. This is on the island oi San
Cristobal and does not light the most
perilous ml”.
The Navy Department expects to re
re some message from lloar Ad
Iniral Evans tomorrow. It is osiiected
the fleet will be all Valparaiso and
that the corninsndervincliiei will
transmit a message to that port for
Washington.
FRANCE! WILLARD MEMORIAL.
The W. C. 'i'. U. will hold a Frances
Willard memorial service at the hum
of lira: . Amundsen. to West
avenue. rrlday. at 2. so oclock sharp.
Hrs Dora Taylor. of llaubury. and bin.
not All are welcome
datum uohwamt.
m.....» -m—.
the audios oi the, body of a young
or Chinaman, who was the dead wo-
The medical examiner made an ex-
disappeared warranting him In calling
the Norwalkll
last «sung. at "t o’clock
of Atlas hittzlw’s
-J. Ritchie.
street. restraints. Ohio
many or a. very strict
W3” Iavt‘ta'tiaas Hills issued Hr.
rs.
"Ruby. " According to the pollce.8lng About 7:30 ocl
item 1' Bishop. of fielded avenue. was
surprised to have «no. one enter his
residence, unannouhé'ed, by the front
door. The luti’ddci' declared that be
had a message irdeod which he
wished toIdolivar. Miter a little difilv
culty Mr. Bishop
house.
Hubert F. lilsh
a little talking.
house
neared.
that the man had a
ready there.
station
ly cured.
into the cane.
on until today.
tiou of the law.
Light asked:
some cases."
you to testify to true?"
“-—
Coorga it. Curt . the welbknown
c’ Cosy PEEK young Net-walk etc as and business
man. and bliss aunt Ritchie. torsion
ly in charge of
Cortisarsaowdla
man from the house.
op's house the than went to the house
of William H. Brianna ll .Belden
avenue. rushing in the front door and
into the reading room, he demanded
to know If the king resided there lir.
Bylntttnn informed him that he did
not, and told him to. got out of the
The visitbr then asked where
welded, and after
Mr. Bylugton immediately called up
the police station and informed them
of the case. A policeman wont to
Belden avenue, but the man had disap-
Mr. ll’y’ingtoii remembering
pollen of Hubert
Bishop's house, on East. avenue, called
up Mr. libihop. but the man was ul-
Mr. and Mrs.
were eating supper when the visitor
walked In the front door and Into the
diningvroonl, and told Mr. Bishop that
he had the papers for his house. Hr
Bishop inquired If they were signed.
and the man replied no. but they were
from God. Mr. Bishop managed to let
the man from the house. and in the
meantime Officer Charles Page was
sent up after the man but he refused
to move and a sleigh was sent for.
and the man was taken to the police
HINENSISN .
EEMNNNEEU
NEEENEN MUN-E
“Wu..-— .....
Entered Into a Compact With
Ilolcl Iiseper to Show Clergy-
nien Around City Hotel. and
Was to Receive Sliill »liow
Lawyer Walsh was Retained
Havens was on lilo stand all oi yeti-
terdny afternoon and was still testi-
fying whim an adjournment who tab
In the afternoon Hav-
cmi emphasized that lemongelli had
offered him $100 to take the ministers
through his hotel and tell them that l
the place was not being run In viola-
0n various other
points It was hard for the Manse to
got any satisfactory answer.
also instilled that iaenlongelll had come
to Bridgeport and visited him In tall.
where he told him about paying Atlor'
ney Walsh to defend him.
When Havens resumed the stand in
the afternoon Judge Light questioned
hint at length on what Lcmongclll had
said about going over the notebook,
with Ir. Walsh. This dnisbcd. Judahc
"Did you know the cases which were
pending again” lemonselill"
"No, I did not; i know there were
"Were the facts which he wanted
(Continued on fourth Page).
CUITIHITCI-lll.
"‘ is a
Popular Young Couple Wedded Last
Night at Ventilators». o. .
Ha Forster
togetthe
m Air. Bish-
ally left the
Bishop
When he arrived ill the Wilt"! llfi' Prank lmnongelll. who Iii being tried
tion it was found that ho was Freder-
ick Hunks a well known mrponber.
who resides with his wife, on West
port avenue A few years ago Mr.
Bank's was placed in the Westport
sanitaiium and Middletuwn
but it what thonghglhut he was entire-
'piiylolu.
Judge H. W. Gregory. oi the Probate hours that “Judge N. C. Downs, of the
Court, will appoint a physician tolook
Mild
. amount oi which Is not known.
. Law and Order Magoo.
in no virtuosic .
. is PIlIIlLAlil slam
cessation truism install I
use Estimated at overt“.-
M and Thirty People Are
llill of Work
PORTLARD. Conn. Feb. il.-'l'be
tobacco warehouse cl 0. it. and ET
11919.net!” for litebeustoln A 0qu
party, of New York, canslu fire raster.
day from unknown origin. and al-
though the building and contents were
not burned, considerable damage was
done by smoke and water. the exact
There was 815,000 Worth of the to-
bacco in the barn at the time. some
of which belonged to farmers in this
locality who use the Iiuildlngaa store-
houses. , Thirty hands employed in
packing were thrown out of work.
uni—n.—
llp Ilaae In Putnam.
PUTNAM, Feb. lilo—The cause 0i
the fire which destroyed one oi the
buildings of the Pine Tree Worsted
COWIMYW. early today. and widen re-
sulted «in a loss of $60,000, has not
been determined, and an Investigation
willbc made today. The tire started
in the carding In, and was discov-
ered by the night watchman.
PNNSENNTINN
l5 PLANNING
N SNNPNISE
Air. and Airs. Hughes and llev.
ii. ll. Egbert Will Give Impor-
tant Testimony in the Havens-
Leinonpslllllase Shortly
The prosecution in the clue oi
In 80th _. 'orwnlk before Judge John
8. Pullina’ii. of Bridgeport. on a charge
oi tampering with a state's witness. In-
tends to spring some testimony this
afternoon which will be In the nature
of a sensation. in view oi the weary
defense. has spent in trying to die
prove the credibility of the statements
oi Rutherford E. Havens.
The witnesses of tho defense who
are to take the. stand to Abatautiate
the claim of the Ministers' Associa~
tion that Havens has been telling the
man coilconilnu a conversation he
claims he and Lemongelil had in a
boarding house in Iiridgeporl. are Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes. New York detec-
tives. and the Rev. George 1). Egbert.
The Hughes were brought Into con-
nectlcul by the suwrinteudent of the
These three
nitric-titles ale to testify this afternoon
that they were Iii an adjoining room
to that occupied In Havens and LoinI
oneolll in the Bridgeport boarding
house when the alleged conversation
wok pint. 'i‘hesc thleo witnesses.
it Is lllld Island. are all that Judge
John H. Light for the prosecution, will
introduce.
Among the witnesses this afternoon
for the defense. it is slid. will be Ab
torncy John J. Walsh lemongclll.
liar. a Bridgeport man who went ball
for Havens: Cnenstein. a lawyer. who
had a conversation at the jail with
Havana, and Joseph Mulvlhlil. who
claims to have had a conversation
with Havens at the South Norwalk
ockup.
Havens was on the stand all day
yesterday and today from 10 o’clock.
when the court went Into session un-
s recess was taken for lunch.
All oi this morning was taken up by
the crosoesainination and redirect ea-
tIl 1 o'clock this afternoon, when an up
Havana my
first haul
home of
parties.
his work
tween 1
od hair
entrance.
tun keys.
This was
and Mrs.
Stamford.
Years
the snow
street to
was lost.
Company
.I9, 1908.
-_
certain it anyone is at home.
they go to work on the key hole.i
When there is a key inserted in the
lock from the inside they push it out.
trance being made through the kitchen
door. Key workers made a big haul in
ten days Interveing, It Is supposed that
they have made various other hauls
about this part of the state.
Mora Chickens btolen.
.lunlus Brown, the well known Elm
Grove street painter, had his beunerv
visited again, last night,
choice Plymouth Rock iowls were sto-
len. This Makes a total of about one
hundred which chicken thieves have
secured from Mr. Brown In the few
lie melted the foot stepavln
the party lives In the lower end of
Springwood.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of The Norwalk Iron Works
colors at 2 o‘clock p. m.. on February
Pu order oi the directors.
In Hunts
Residence at Lester E. Finch, ‘Search Being am for ills
In Ilesd Street. hotbed of a
lliiiiilier oi Valuable Article:
Yesterday Alteration
Key worker daylight thieves have
struck South Norwalk. and made the
yesterday afternoon at the
letter ll. F'Iuch.«at 5 Read
street, where a number of valuable arv
ticlcs were stolen.
The burglary was reported to Cap-
tain of Police William R. Pennington.
last evening. but the police have not
yet apprehended the guilty party or
Chief of Police William Voll-
mer Is working on the case today.
This burglary occurred while Idrs.
Finch was out visiting and there was
nobody at home, Mr.
"och being at
at E. W. Kelley. Jr.'a drug
store. and happened some time be
MB.
When Mrs. ' The cause of the explosion Nil! Ml
yet been determined
will “All! IN IIIO'I’IL.
Ilaalnp Lamp In ”Havlland Hoses
and II o'clock.
Finch returned she discovered that her
gold watch and fob chain. a gold lock-
et containing a diamond. her opal
rlua. n hand mirror and a silver back-
brush . and silver backed
clothes brush were missing.
The thieves who turn off the labs
of this kind are termed key workers
because of the manner in which they
do their work They.
not break an
Instead dc riding on skele-
Before starting in may as;
no
the case at the home of Mr.
Finch. yesterday, the en-
on February drd and in the
and four
from his yard no the
Oak avenue where the trail
but he has suspicions that
~NOTICE.‘
will he held at the company's
E. HILL. JIL. Secy.
I
wanrnB.
l
. Advertisements of 2! words under
this head. ate; ! times, so... Addl
tional words, I cent each per innartlon.
Sentinel
WANTED—YOUNG Gilli. FOR 0P-
hcc work: must be 'good writer and
good at figures.
Address 0. W.. care
fill 3t
dresslt.
WANTED-FIVE Olt SIX ROOMS.
with improiemonts near center
All-
care Sentinel. its at
llltlllion
wiiurao-uiv ruler CLASS nan.
Mackay. 98 Le'xlngton Ave.
Inquire Joe.
us it
as gardener.
WANTID~A HUNDRED GIRLS
to bring their follows to the Leap Year
dance. given by the Pride of I’Court
Narruk Circle. (3. of F. of A.. at Ac
sambly Hall. February lt.Vaientlne’a
night. Admission, 25c. n2
8t
WANTEMBNTLWAN DESIREII
comfortably furnished room near the
sine» section of South Norwaik.
Address Furnished Room. Evening
Sentinel, South Norwalk
“1 3t
amlnatlou of Havens. The latter
ed a hard witness tor the defense to
Havens burst out In angry
ts at the questions put by Jo?
is“. several times. Once be
* WANTIFA ALAN ooumunr
to do first class this repairing. Salary
Maccordlng to ability. ltdualr
Ibop. in Raymond It.
loaarch
”What's the matter with you. any-
WANTED—Y UNG LADY Ail
saleslsdy: niust
vs some knowledge
syn; you ask questions like a may {I agony“ gitdi' .sults. Indulgel gt
as 1
Judge Pullman quietly Informed Ha I! A E
van. that he was to make no nit-titer warned—A unit. on wound
ontburdta of this character. Ila also
would see to it that he did not have
for oral housework.
reminded hint that the prosecution in sen .
to answer Improper questions.
lir. and lira. Hughes. the detectives.
who an to testify this afternoon wan
Ia court all yesterday.
the as
I. m. .LW mm
m
lu‘l’ll'fAllllo OUIPIIOI PAIITV.
H and Ira .Oildoni Iwaa were
WANT!
cattle. his
Friedman. 'Ebrlov
cut Ave.
!
Bull"!!! NOTICE!
laws. Milli! IA. HAY“. it some
lists lit. loath Kuwaiti. bani
Ilia. lair curling and sin
towels
‘ sisal.
ALIVE. ALI. KINDS or,
paid for calves.
place. Connectlo
m” it...
lime “NM
lot at Victims at a litter ,
the Starch Factory at
‘ Turner, In Providence. It. I.
raovlonncs. R. 1., rob. Ian-said...
nel W. smith. Armstead Johnson and
John
and extinguished the smouldering eta»
About midnight last event“ a.
lamp
Haviland House. in Washington street
began biasing up in a very dangerous
manner, and someone raised the cry
of fire.
.ifiud
their
Nflfil llNES
ssplosioooiarnlsqiu mental-chino-
toryoiC a. Tanner.oudouthWater
street. late yesterday. were reported in
s contortahle condition at the anode
island Hospital today.
It Is believed that six persons lost
their Iins in the en plosion. and a
vearohoftberulnstor’tbshodieaoi
oi the hostelry emerging from their
rooms in very .
the hallways '
la a short time the cause of tb .
trouble was teamed, and the Ire was
extinguished as all bands died hack to
AMERICAN CIAEIOER.‘ ”LEAVE! VALr
VALPARAIBOA. Hallie. Feb. 18.--'l‘be
American cruiser Chicago left here to»
day for the Atlantic station.
NE, NIX
Clark. who were Injured by
oughly soaked the ruins of the
Insular
Frlphtana the attests.
In one of the rooms inlthd
For a time there was a .qu
panic, the guests and employed
sclvnty attire and filling
pertinents.
DIED. ,
sinnaALL—Ar Wimil up '
Lester ll. simian. Tuesday . .
February 11.
be held at the residence. l‘rldar
o'clock p u.
Hillside
runmi services
tangent will
Loan—on conuncncnr a
last week. a dark horse blanket.
or please call 257-2, South Namath.
small
’ Lear—hr MUSIC HALL. use.
night. black packethodk con ‘
sum of money. two rings. '
Finder please return to box alien.
Music Hall and receive reward. fltl
‘ TO LET. '
Advartlaainants oi as words early
this head. 25¢; 3 times, ”a. W
werdaluntaachpsrinurtisa.
'I'O
room
erett.
316 per month. luqulrb George 8. IV
LET-IN nowarrou, minty
house. with improvements. can
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bedroom with smalleraooni con
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privilege of bath. Milena!
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and lily Ave. afternoons. M
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1’0
looms. with part of attic.
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inquire 67 Scam
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TO
Franklin Av... near trolley line;
paintadllnside and out: fresh WI
per throughout. new be .
furnace and laundry tubs. House
way between Kai-walk and death
walk. inquire Eli West Ave.
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