Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 5, 1908 · page 1

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how the Fire Originated. But

‘ Jog Twentyoiour hours now
" It!!!“ rm and the exact number at
!W is unknown. The number
reach 170. How many booties
' in the ruins, it any. line not
phitiveiy determined
“a firemen and voluntary so»
"My“ etiil probing among the
-‘ ' daring ruina.1 t-lo tar 168 bodies
been recovered. or thong remain
titt to be identified. 0! the no it
e'raiiy admitted that practiéaliy
. .1 knot be dietitiituiehed one from
“0‘ other Their names will be ae-
W from the tint oi niiiiainx.
'lho mnggmenia ior a great public
W are being periected 'i‘hie
doubtless will take place tomorrow.
or not later than Saturday.
i ‘ County Coroner Dr. '1‘. A. iiuriie to-
day began an investigation at the
coupon lending to the terrible loss 0!
litre iii the burning oi the building.
‘ This woik on the part of the com

'ilATiiOLil: PRIEST sacs .
, l._lFE.lli new LONDON;

iiev. lainee F. iiiinw'criii Found
Dead in Familial liesidence

"Jodie” “miner Stylil
it’s Suicide .

whom WM nit-r1301
.‘Iiiinwcrth curate at

 

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‘ '* got/"fl Bier exitih3 ion itoio‘ett

Catholic church 1m found dead to
his room in the parochial residence.
1 yeeterday diorama, from the eiioct. at
a bullet wound in his head, seii- inflict-
’nd. according to the medicni examiner
The medical examiner ,hctievee Father
Dnnwortb woe" auiiering from para-
1 iota.
' He returned mm a visit to his par-
ents in New Britain 'l‘uendny, and
loathed the floor oi his room moat oi
"the night. laboring, it is sold. under
the heiiei that trombone: wna persecut-
itsa him. The medical examiner was
notified and after an examinniinn
made his iinding of suicide.

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PASUION PLAY.

...—-

Given Under tits Ausplcse oi the First
Mottled!” Episcopal Church.

At the First Methouiut Episcopal
Church. in South Norwnili. iniit night.
‘ the Paaoion Play, in moving [tii'ilili-Li
wait given under the uunpict-s of tho
Epwoi'th [league is! the (liturcli. The
entertainment was wcll attended :1
large audience enjoying the plenum
its they were placed on th. r-nnvnita
very clear and lifelike; in liiti runny
until they were the bent [lititert whith
iiiid ever been sitcom In tho lilliitii.
While the picttiron mm- iiciiiiz iiiliiwli
i M. Conway. secretary in (input
Buliington Booth. of tho. Vtiililttui‘ii oi
America. delivered the lemon making
the entertainment a moat intiuniiug

”The slnai‘, at The Holy City, by
Mien Earth Willie. and The Palms
mm The Man of icrrowa by Mre. Fri-ti
wick Brock. were very artintlc. The
play made a delightful as well an an
lnatructive crab entertiiinnivnt
not! wait well worth a to see.

W
COMMIT“!!! PAMD V0 APPEAR.
l’reacetle. the groat toiopathist, who
not Haiti'- Tit WI wesli. invited
nmmitiee of to witness a
dlflctiit lent this mine. but the
rotoialttoe was not on hand Presceiie
adored to perform tho toot of audio;
the hidden tray to a pnet-oihee boa
coho it to the Woo. [at the innit
inthnboaand tattoittotlse person
in whom it was addressed, all entire-
ty by mental iii: The manage-
mental impaction-Theatre
2.8.? “1'19”...“‘immimm it:
s w a .

idem! on being mostly
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' ai‘j'lltr‘s Escapes and beers That thinned anoint woo
‘ lien as the (leased this at the Busted Disasters

Three Little Girls Who have First Alarm

CW2“). 0.. March Smith to nor is not only pihcial and in line
,idm'c’iodt today 11.. " little bodies had with his render duties, but he will so
”on identified from among the pit" into the matter thoroughly, but work
hits of the Latteview School, in Cot- - being euppienieutary to the investiiiu
“ who ioet their lives in the tion being conducted by the various

test gutted the school building Colilnwood oiiiciitis. illicit a. the board
" oi education and the village council.

 

also was mounted early today. So iar
they hate arrived tit no definite con-
clusion it’s to the cause at the fire,
or where to place the blunt it olivine
iii to be placed.

school building was oi approved the
proof construction and that the calatn
lty could not have been averted. tooli-
ing at it from this standpoint. Klan
it iii now believed that the tire tlid not
have iiii origin in the inmace or that
it resulted from an explosion of the.
heating boiler. From the teatirnony
so for adduced the tire iiiutit hate
started under the ntairway leadina
(root the baaetnent to the hut lloor at
the uchool building. The Janitor, Fred

.SIXTH COMPANY It“ _'

tinder command cl Captain i.

up my Sloth Cow lipapt Artillery

Attiitoflilos Are Melting lot-

The work of the (‘clilnwood othelnla

it is generally adtnitted that the

 
 
 
 

aintaintt that there wait no
rubbiah therc.

il'iciaiii are trying to ascertain
ea oi the given girls who are
ed to have been in the baite-
when the tire ntnrted and who
anid by tho Janitor to have ilrst
untitled him of the tire. Much the

(Continued on iiisth Page.)

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an Etiiiteutoti liiiiLL

 

T. ‘Prowitt. with Lieutenant
Museum and Sergeant liar.
monti

m~

Corps, of Norwniit. pave an exhibition
drill at the armory. last ovenlna
There were (our aquatic present. nit
tier command 0'! Contain Pundit. The
drill laated about an hour. and was
pronounced one 0! the best seen at the
armory. The balcony wae titled with
upectators, ivho enjoyed, the scene.
There were two platoons. the limit
was in charge oi Lieutenant Monauiitu
and the wound in charge of Sergeant
Laurent! Raymond. Every part oi the-
drill was done to perlectlon. the men
all moving no one man. with hardly
one bre

Alter the drill. which trait over about
9: i .1 there Willi dancing which was en

til ll o'clock.

 

AID.

Mrs. V. 6. Cook lion!“ Prositiom at
the Mutual Hosting Yesterdys.

The annual meeting oi the lmltca’
\iti Society oi thr- Norwnilt Methodist
Church wan held at the parenting! on
'l‘iieadny nitcrnoon at. 3 o‘clock. Thi-
nununi report at the treasurer. Mrs.
L. J. Reynolds, told oi the amompiieh-

lit thr- treaaury to begin another year.

corn tor the ensuing year: .
i'i’!‘iii!|!é1il—~Ml’l. V. 0. Cook.
Fit-at Vice-Proaldont~hira. 5. ii.

Holmes.
Second Vice-Preeldent—Mru. W. N.

Oimatead.

Secretary—hire. ii. Byinpton.
Treasurer—Mrs. ii. .i Reynaldo.

iniir. hire. 0. G. iveii. Mn George K.
Nickereon.
den. Mm. ..i. Sherwood. hire. it. But
get. '

At the close oi the business session.
ice cream and waters were served. 1

m
TH! Fill-D i. VHI WORLD.

Congregational Church.

li’m was

1 Mrs. under.
New forces/la
st ' ' it

‘llioiaiiierceests.

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that t s props
Wovens)

toyed by it lame number of [maple titt-

NQRWALK METHODIST LADifl'

extiitaitiehora.
no damaar.

DEPUTY COLLECTOR 0!!! HI-

NEW HAVEN, March
W. Orr, deputy internal revenue-1m
inc-tor here. hail resigned to bacon
memory oi the Connecticut iirnwor '
lilo position Mi iirl‘hiu
collector will be taken by Edwin
Brown. deputy collector at Dunbar
li' 3. Hamilton. oi thin citv ioiiiwri
superintendent of street» and nut
trar. will go to liatibury
[Milton vnrntod by Mr. lilo-vii.

nut. AND mas. KlilLl! curs -

Association.
ment oi ii good youth work by the so-
ciety. unit that-a balance of ”55 was

‘ The following were elected nu oili-

l’nraouaae Committee~Mrs ll. Chas.

Church Committt-cmbtrii. fl. i). W0 -

*—
Mtsstenary Mssttng‘in loath itervvatti

The Woman's Annotation held no
monthly missionary meeting in the
South Nbrwaili Conventional Charm.
yesterday shat-noon. The snblcct tor
discussion was The field is the

World. and mm M“
votionai exercises. the «flinging pro-

der oi iiiborhs'tana the

rod:
Antericait Toaehoro Around the World.

 

 

 
 

Two cowo nursed M I, Ma. 1
oombsr. a W pray”;
were out in the pasture. mm: at-
ternoon. when they were attached by ,-
two doll. Finally both dogs tackled ‘

meow anawbiiecasoi’thevicione
canines worritid the bovine front the
rear the other animal month the new
by the throat. and um the dash
that the cow tiled in death in a sh
time. Mr. Member heard the barbie
oi the dogs and crteit oi the cows. hit
when he arrived on the scone the darn
age had been done.
don as both; at good also. one hole
yellow and the other white.1 .
Ha came to booth Norwalii loo .

evening, and math mu 0! the air
camatnnces to Constable liabtuol O
ireiand. the do; warden o! the town
who has started an initialisation. an
arts; it; who own

the dogs and where it:

stilts endow Alistair 1
, i reaper contract *

Norwailt m in. Iritain n 11,
Want damages iroin baths
8. Finch. oi Dorian"

Deputy Shem! John W. Mutiny. 0
South Norwalit. went to Darien. y-1
terday afternoon. and served two a
inriiiuenia on property there with!
wan formerly owned by Nuihnu :
Finch. oi Batten. Finch one former!
a contractor and built it large numbo
at bottom in The Norwiiliot and Da
Lilli! rail" he was nwrtniien‘ b
iinnnrtui iiimruitira, nail
camber he transient-ti to Mrs Elie
1 ventilation. wile at Thomas St. initial 1
non. the plumber til smith Nat-wet .
mimeriy to satiety it. claim with it i! .
Donaldson held against him. -
ibia property which baa been attnch .
Millie Brothers (intupany. of tile
Britain. has brouatii lltii easiest Ii .
Finch for 3200 darting" alleging Or
he owed them a bill of goods at th.
tlmo of his inilure. Will
Willie J. Burr on Main
waiti- Electric C

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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any motile-retina. to avoid t .
month pi his debt. then due.
Attorney lra 0 Gregory. oi Norwai
Noroton. represents the ptalniiii
in the canoe.

 

SMALL Fill iN NORWALK.

Separtment Called Out This Miomoo
and Used Extinguishers.

.i entail tire mcurrml tn the chi
not at 2i Chapel street. Norwtiik. ih
iiiieruoou about i o'clock.
:ii, at the corner of Water and Chit 1
1.1.1.114, was pultt-d. The Pioneer chm 1
iciil truck and the Phoenix lanai

Company‘s hone wagon were. soon
Horses were untitled t
the Hope i’ioeo quarters. but who-
they arrived tho trouble wait aboi
The tire wait it
was. put out with the contents oi (on
There wan pmrtlrnll

IIGNO.

 

TMN.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kl'iiilt'i‘, oi U1
ion street entertained a email com11
ny oi irieitds loot night iii their it 1 .
Whist and who werJinyt-d, and
ire-tiniest“ were serv
movie at the ovenin
lmlth Miss Anna
rt; Mina Pauline Madden. tiles [in
Miss idinntn lowland Fran
Harris and Howard Intuit.

FUNIIAL 0' PA"!!! MULVILL 1

STAMFORD. March b~'i‘ho lane
at oi iiov. frenet- ii. Ialvttle. pas r
it! tit,’ Joaeph's church in Or
held intro today. the aervicoii bet
at St John's Church.

 

 

her at prieeta attended and there we
tdoloaatlcna from
Knights of (Selenium. 'i'i' Ancient ti -

oly Name :1

 

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minutiae oi "MN
m tourist-orgy”:

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

He Milled tit

camelmt‘n.

 

rranit iinciiiioi’i'o.

and Albert mount it! Did Well, wlli
M iii the teams:

The preheat. sia

 

C. A. iirown .

i). W. Harlan!
6 l". r’itevoaii .....
...i Finnegan

..maoosss-cn-s ..... 40
.... ....... iii)

$5.

The next tour m sitar tonight
will be played in MI h.

owes root. MOUMMIINT.

Isobar; at resins, “m and rum

o’iii'iia to ho riayfps liens» Night.
team made
pool touraa'tncat between teams
rcpt-mute; the Nathan: and Booth
Norwall‘i (linhn will olort ”nudity night
at. tho marten of “I Wont drain

during iii

The present liming up or the, south
team do 3. ii. Mattias

pony. chitin

WOW.

Mathr and mm it. Van Matti-‘11.?
fi'i‘he Norwatk Club team has not hot
bout completed, Four piaynrii decid-
tivl upon arc Frank

“Ii-a.“ Mr Finch it
Jim

A. Van Rurrn.

lion tint! Reed 0. iihviiuhti.
several candidate's tor the nithrpooi-
tion on the team

it MllfliIEfl

.-

or. iiili than it... out i.

silo-by thel’rss-

Vietnam, ’llsrch ”We-ea

‘, iatlvs I. J. Hill thinks that there will

be on currency mutilation this session
0! ’Maroos.‘ unless it provides for a
commission to invoctigate the sub-

106i.
lid in the acne ." said

in the home with its provisions gnar-

bers and the solid democratic side.

 

PEIOY’S MEAT" MAY

 

Ian Killed in Device

Moria to clear up the myatery stur-

 

oi the dead than.

day“

halide.

 

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M WMMSIJP

tin complaint at italtan’ s1 Wit
Matt is Arrested end iiihceis
Find Evidence that a Crime
iiati Talian Place

MOOIUP. March !.-—-ln the belief
that ii murder like that committed by
Gershoin Mars. the Coichostsr (orator.
about three years aao. might be reveal-
ml. Coroner bill has ordered the plum
oi Salvatore Calcutta searched. and
iltiii niimoo'a several men with-nor
eta and niche we'll over the land in the“ “'m"
vicinity at are iiatian'a house. Last :tdfi'gzgfig" D u‘ w"
night oataaeilo was arreatod on the httowing thseersinon reception
complaint oi bis wire. charging acn- V" W at 1‘01 4‘ WIN“ "a“
support. and alter titc husband was m
securely MM tilt. 'hfl W"! '0" 3M} "1', m I“, "ma My.“ gm
television that she imtteved that her mahaadsotne semi preseata
husband had a tow wrote an power
ed a man time as Peter, who estate to
vtait them from ih'ootiiyn two wooiis,
son, The coroner. timid Jae-yuan
Mathewson and limit! Biivca west “'7 Wm Wm“. M”
to “W"o'. ’m. m, M . ‘3: “I m d m “m ’m’
Marcie at tho Itotilo revealed a bloody
nae. bloody clothing alleged to its Poir-

email one. an

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Among l e
werc Mrit Jolt
riutb. oi tirida

A large no 1
hind a trash. and also a bloodotaiaeo

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Japan Threatens to list Force

"The Aldrich bill appears to be

losing
tilt: iii! . "i do :0! believe it can pass

house.
”The iowior bill cannot be posited

eniiia: force to recover the Johan!“
steamer, Teten Marti, witwh is atili ro-
taincd by China at. Huang Pu. on the
Sl-Kiangpr West River. Title vesoei
waa seized at Macao. February 7, by
Chinese customs cruisers on the
charge that the scarao of arms and
ammunition was intended {or Chinese
wvointioniats. although consigned to a
merchant of that place. The cargo is
still on board. Chan: Jen-Chum vice-
roy of Canton. before taking action. is
said-to he awnitina proof that the vea-
eal should not he collaborated.

antoeiax baht: domicile. in my tulip
moot. unleoo that proviaion receives
support from western republican roam.

The latter nia result iron: Bryan's
declaration a vor or it. The situa-
tionlooiio title a deadlock between
the two houses. which will result to
the matter pain; over until otter the
pmideulial election in that much!
I ”hope it cornmianion will he authorizr

aroma: dissolution

Eiieris Arabetna Made clear
lip Mystery oi Bri gepcrt

on mm. at the weakness of the gov
ernment and because oi the minimal
leaallty oi Chang Jen-Chop in seizing
the Japanese steamer. Boron Haynahi.
the Japanese mtniotct to (Who. yester-
day handed to the Chinese xoveraniont

roundina‘the death at George T. Percy, “WW“ "m“! '0 ”“4" Chi“ ' W

of William street. iirtdaeport. whore
bruined body one iound on the track:
near fiat-inoriiave only served to fur
titer purple: the relativea and irientie

Chinese commission to examine all the
charges. in the meantime to releasing
the Town Mara under bonds. Japan's
dementia are the unconditional release
of the steamer and an arrangement to
protect the shippore from lose. The
Percy tell an accommodation train
from New York to Siatniord at the
latter elation alter midnight Tuesday
morning. and then prenumabtywaiitcd
the intake until he met hie death.
Coroner Dolen iii awaiting it repmt
from the medical examiner who gave
periniiialon for the removal oi the
corpse but he had not received it to-

Vicn Admiral Sir Arthur William

Among the peculiar and perplexing
phases a! the mystery is Percy a tail-
on to carry out the cities-t oi his visit
to New York. Morning oi the and
«ion. death 01 ”ounce Smith Gould.
neuritis: o! the late license a. (tonic.
mm”! (lotilii “Muhamug
kw I ”with $13

in V‘E‘WWM!” te’geto
tita- bereaved homo. die it! not or-
rtic there. Just what transpired is
not known. but relatives have ‘saticned
rhetorigeea that tray hoards? iii; no
ca e i site in n leaving . c-w art
‘3‘""8’ 1* Wmd'ml1 William '4 0’“ at ii: to ior aumiorc at the imp

m" ”'0 him! station. and left it at Blam-

io.rd

What led him to walk the invite. an
it is presumed he did. to the wane oi
hiii death several miles distant. ie it
matter that [males the lnvootinatorn.
There is lit prim-ht no - to account
for Ma iniiure to . vi the Gould

Mina Gould was “1‘3!!! with air
pondicliis and sublected to an opera
tins. tier death cioooly tattooed the
operation. She is survived by her
mother. is stator. Mieii' liliesi (timid.
and sewrai miativea in Bridlepori.
Her home wna in litarii ii‘ocit. 8hr
wan vinitlnx roiailven when atriciien.
mic wins a clone "trend of i’erry'a lain.
tit. and her death it: believed by sotne
to have unbalanced Percy a mind. tie
a had ininpiaiin-d oi pains in his head

I00!!! Wt Tupi. WW Lost

An interesting weddiu ceremony
occurred last evening at No, eo Water
street. South Norawiii. Them was
Jolie ii. Howard and the bride was
Ilsa rennin Johnson. Rev. J. Edward
iliarria. pastor at Grace Baptist
Church. ollclated. Miss Mosaic Bar

was the briiteinald,
llama

when a very nioyabio evening was

“It"? WWW. ADMMITION.
The Woman's Association oi the
loath Kuwait “pilot Ohiireh hold a

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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ii elites leiases ls'Bivs lie
the Taisti m, and Protect
the Shippers train Less

Point. limit 5.4.... is threat-

Tbe coercion of China is them! here

panel to appoint a joint Japanese and

letter proviso means that China must
buy the. cargo on board the Taisu
Marti.

Today China proposed arbitration by

Moore. commander-inane! of the Brit
lab-China station. but Japan reload
these overturun also and has wnrnod

an;- unweicothe. She again espressed
hi'l' desire tor the release of the res-
13i,ffliin' which she eeid she would
take the steps necessary to secure the
reieii‘ae.

Japan r'eaeots hotly the (act that.
Chang Jen-Churn soldiers boarded the
Talon Mann and hauled down the Jap-

cacao. the aim was
\iacaoioratarnoithe tide The
steamers papers show that she was
on her way to Macao subsequently
Chennai Jen-Chan cubism authority
under a tamer treaty 'between China
and Portugal (Macao is a Portuguase
dependency) had the vessel printed
in Macao waters. This iii according
o the vie‘eroy' ii statement. but who“.
or the steamer viaa actually in Macao
"voters or not in doubtful
it in underatood that the Peiiia anti»
irlliea would have released the ’i'aisn
\iaru because of tho mountable doubt
as to the legality-oi the viceroy' pro
ceedtnga providing that Japan would
make no claim for indemnity. it is
contended here atvongly that Chan Jew
Chili: prevented this courre.
china believe; that one has fully es-
tablished her charge of violation of
neutrality by reports that have come
is here allowing that armata at other
vesnela by working contraband oarvo
in the same waters where the Talon
Marti was aeised and over which the
Millie customs have jurisdiction.
tip to the present time the Chinese
and ties Japanese authorities have rail-
ed utterly to come to an agreement on
even the principles of ii settlement oi
this threatening attention.
The internal situation in the Liana
Koala district also is threatening, The
government in min: with a condition
at chronic rebellion which is bet-am
led by so active trade la‘oontraband
rides and ammunition in which various
Moisture are taking part.
it is understood her: that Japan has
decided to soil the arms and antinunh
tton captured iron the Russians dur-
ing the late war. and that site has
handed over to shippers for the Chi-
iieoo ntariict no less than 0.000 villas
Another thin: that is durum the
Perkin government to al egg!
wholesale conaiolioiiihl‘ madame
oi the new currency or ins. which
has the copper coinage.
FOR SALE.
Advertisements si as words under
this head. lbs; I times. lilo. A“
boost words» i sent each per inosriioo.
'0! “WHOUIIHOLD l}!!!mv
tore. Tobesoidehsapoansceonntoim
leaving town. i Pmpsctlt. at! It"
'0! CALI-0N! ('11)!!! UPI!!!"

Apply ”meW port's. d louil Metals.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Fail organization at the M
company Elected Last .,
soothe cisoia lie. ”'
as Sees as: Possible

At the meeting of the swim
at the Norwal‘li Country Club Cont:
party, which was held at the Smith
Nor-walk Club rooms last night. than
emulation of the club company was
oleotol by the adoption stubs by
lawssadelectionoioilcers. .1 41..
Herbert it. Smith presided sad 1'. fl.

Quinton! acted as chairman. ,
After the adoption of tho bydawo. .
which was done by action upon use
article separately, James Golden, c. A. 1.
flammaadmILci-owewero.»
the chairman appointed a mum
to recommottd names tor the board at
They reported the inflow
test. who were filmy eisetod':

 
 
 
 

 

David H. Miller. Jr.. South ‘Norwaim

 
 
 
 
 
 

E. O. Rooter. Norwath.

 

John W. Oiuatood. East ””1
Joseph n.1aytor. South Namath.
in. Quintard. South Norwam "
“Golden, South Harriett. ,

At the close oi the ninth): in
directors the: and elected the WW

 

 
 

 
 
 

resident-David H. Miller. Jr.

ice-Preaidentwlierbert B. with.
secretary—P. ii: Quintard.
Trth—John w Olmsted.
Anditora-C. E. Hoyt. W 0. I‘m
it large number at the s
paid tor their stools.

 
 

 
 
 
 

the iorelgn board that mi: promo“! 1 ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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wanton-shrank '
cub-tor In one! mum '

mean ties when accordion; to the Jap- 0"!“
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in housework and care
drop. it! 1‘! Gotta: It.

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olefin-A noon mm
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ro Lav-TWO” riui ”
rooms. Inquire for lira. Gray, 11
iiand 8L, South Norwalt.

ro DEV—A BARN WITH m3.
stalls and plenty oi ioit tools and
pace. Apply at Na. d Elisabet! .
William Hiladon. II

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't'o LIT—mate!!!
mane Ava. near traitor has:

new when roan.
Minn“?! tabs. m'

way between Norwalhoodloutl
walhlnqsirouWostAvo. 1

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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