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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTO
12~Highinnd Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. &
ii. R. R.
13—Hickory Bluff and Bell island.
14«-~Pine Point and Roton Point.
21~I.ong island Sound to McKinley St.
3—:"Centrnl." McKinley St. to Pen-
noyer St.
22*1"enuoyer at. to" Cross St.
21i~-Cross St. to Railroad.
hi—Railroad to Brookuido.
West Side.
Iii-«White liridge north to Brooksido.
I. Sound.
l. Sound.
One stroke of the fireball at odd
times indicates testing.
Two strokes-of lire boll, thus, 1-i.
fire is out.
Four strokes of tire bell.
1-i-1-i, water to be shut off.
A third or more ulurtns indicate sen
ions fire.
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Here indeed is a. moot delightful
Iectiou, than which there is nothing
fitter in all Connecticut. 'i‘opolr'ruph~
ionliy speaking, the pluco is simply
beautiful, especially in
summer and autumn, when Nature is
at her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seasons are soft and
balmy~us they oftentimes are in this
vicinity—bringing wtth them their
health-giving properties. it is assured-
‘ U a joy and a comfort to sojourn in
a ”spot so highly favored. this bolus
doubly the case when the weather per-
mits of bathing. boating, dancing and
fishing-~31] of which are to be enjoyed
in full. manure here. ‘ “ '
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R. F. Johnny and A. iir'i’oticrton. of
New York, have boon walling: Churles
Equine, at Butler island.
Bciijninin Parker, pf infirm. city.
and Joseph Williunisori, of “Windsor
thrills. went Sunday at their home in
ilagnn siren). ‘ .
Mas Anna Swift has lunar-d her
'i‘ 'ucke Bench cottage for the sen-
son, and expects IlO null for Eili‘tiilo to
sound several months.
Q meeting of delirium Hook and
under Company who held. bun oven
ins. Routine illBiii‘i‘tl wore discussed.
and the question of procuring: new
hone was tullted over.
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M‘ros. May Boar-man. of Brooklyn.
New York. accompanied by her two
youngeot children. is visiting her sls~
tor, Mrs. Victor J. Repetition, at her
noise in Drum. road. ‘
(wit-w nun-w,»
om. Elisabotb Raymond. of Ray-
mond “mow-ct Sing. inn routed
her cottons to Henry Lee. secretary
and treasurer of the Rdiiwsy Age (la—
sot‘to, New York. who~wili take pos-
mion May It).
as
Mrs. King In! non will
occupy the
Bonnie View coitus of Tokenolui. this
The pmpsrty» wan recently
summer.
ourchs‘oon' by Mrs. homo. oi Boo-ton.
slutor of “is? Blodgott. a woll'itnmvn
resident at Tohsnelto.
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m mutiny in 1 short time.
. in...“ "MM" '
, molt
the spring.
Miss Edna garage. of Raymond
. him. has some trouble of a tnbuculor
nature with duo of liar ours. nod his!
' , bows to undergo Iii oporstion. Hot
now friends trill hops for heirloom;
_ iu'susucnootmnmm
' V9 'orouihouiswtho
holocaust to them. Each evening at 8.
runs the story. a hell is runs. and the
tint rescuing themselves and then
taking out the furniture. All is said to
be peaceful by 9 p. in. g
Tho chomulvo committee of the
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Baptist Church hold
its regular meeting. last. evening. at
tho residence of Mrs. Henrietts Roy-
tnond. of Ruymond street. Plans were
made for the annual meeting and clot-3
tion of officers in June. Refresh
media were servod and u very pious»
am. evening passed.
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Passengers front Rowayton to South
Norwslk. this morning. learned the
reason for the non‘sppoaranco of the
second car here yesterday morning.
According to tho crew of the our if
outwit fire on Ryan's,owltch. and
when an nthoinpi was mode to run the
car from the rear cud. tho convoynuro
simply "blew up,“ and refused to
move. it was necessary to send out
other car down to the switch for «him
disabled one and tow it to the our
burn for repairs.
On Saturday afternoon of 1:30
o'clock an alarm of tire was rung in
at the vRowuytun Huse company from
Box 24. The mombortt of the company
immediately found that the woodu on
Ithe north tilde of the rslirond truck
,whnt is known on "Devil's Gordon"
~' were on tire and hunting merrily. The
ilrmnen not to work with the mum'-
manner. «Monti»: purchased uni oftor
a hnrd fight ottodmieti function the
{blaze under control. There» worn-gov»
urul houses in the pull) of the it
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section andumloulitodly if amine
company had not lent their vol no
greater loss to the property owners.
The uhnuui oloction of officers of the
Methodist Sunday sohfiol was held.
the Sunday Iwhoul. The following odh
cars were elected:
Snporlntenderitt-rwt‘liarlun W. Bell.
Assistant i'luperlntendoui—«Hnrrj 8.
Brynn. .
Sorrelury~~~~Bruirico DeWtiors. .
Asslutuut Secretory wEthei Jen-
ulniju.
Tronuurrrmocttruo W. Stevens.
thluiunt Tressurcrmhlrs.
'l‘homcs. '
Librarian-«Clifford N. Jennings.
Assistant lubrnrlauw-Willlani
.vous. ;
Mercy and Help Committee—Airs.
Mury Thomas.
Music Committee—Mrs. W. 1". Mn-
blcr. iss Alice Broodmare. Mrs. [hits
Slate and Miss Mildred Theuli.
Literary
Marjorie Mills.
irony.
ions? uni hold MW. how! in? turn:
1‘ Mauritian-outdoor m'hdil ii;
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pitiful in ‘
family of four go through a fire drill, .
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THOMPSONVILLI ILAIHING AFa
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rnonrsonvmm. my hen—Arron" 2.3-... -~--!~"i'-‘-w-~-»m-~
ted in mumtloo with a situation sud
sloshing may hm yesterdsy aftoo
noon. “rinse cord-joins, in which '
{two osrsonr‘w‘srs injured “ unhiy.’
Pit-mu ~1th ind Mai-u? Album."
11m Minivan“? um um him»
lithium Monmouth-tho renown
tits?“- ‘
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Burned Over and Woodfiui
and Corded Destroyed
FAIRFH‘GLD. May '9.mi)espsrnto
work of roluyo of votunioero reunited
utter many hours in the quenching
late last Sunduy night of it found fire
that swept over many acres of wood-
land ill Wilson's Mills. in the northern
part of Fniriicld, on tho property of
William Wilson.
The tire begun at the roadside, pro
sutunbiy from the butt of a cigar lions
curiously into the undergrowth, and
before its danger was realized it had
spread to it strip of valusbie woodland
und envoloimd several pile» of well
shampoo wood in readiness for deliv-
cry.
Alarm was utmd through the
stormy" mputnted section by the
\lr‘llnon family. and soon a force of 30
men was ut wot-it hosting bitch the
flames. Favored somewhat by the
calm weather. but handloopped by the
drought which ““9“" "‘5 under. Stamfordfior John lochwood. AI pre-
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Hint EM“ "RE 2 having been healthy in ever, respect.
;ln area. it is n big town sud lnciudos
iin its boundaries some of the most
Acres of Woodland in Falrilshli
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Not‘OtOn
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traitor ottlulrtiihur . r
hush lliothugi‘s us- an
i" “Mikhail“. mat tho comm. 5‘
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ciiillilEll .
sown who value 34‘.
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ions .Ii'uvn‘fl norm
r. , on; [italitirioliu up .l '
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1.. ‘ doom Norwallt.
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Dorian is essentially. a homo town
and has a most tigiiilbtful onvlronment
that is hot nnappr‘ccihlod. us hear wit.
um tho scores or Now “when who
have taken material sdvnuiage of the
"M 6?" Within the iiiiioo their ro-;l~
deuce for the whole or part of the
year. ‘
Located in and forming a mm of u
sturdy and naturally attrurtiro sec-
tion or the country. Daricu has pro~
dressed for many years. not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and unim-
peded steps and it may well be proud
of the record if. hue made. it» growth
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valuable. nod desirable property along
the Connecticut chore and it nun:
hm among its rapid-tits some of tit
best known maple in the country. and
”town sites unitublo for but country
residences have been bought up. in-
cluding those very near totho village
‘rof Dorian itself. Norotou.'(?olleuder‘l
.Point. Noroton Heights and the Oil
Ridge section. lam-h your property is
imore keenly sounht here and n furth-
isr “ml. boost will lwcreuted by the
Justinian ot the electrical equipment
of the New York. Now Huron and
ilsrtford Railroad Company. whose
i“ lino: have sputum st both the villa:
mt Dorian and the Noroton section.
é Norown is but 36.33 miles from Grand
.anu‘n] “not. New York. and Dorian.
38.12 miles. 0n the other side of
Dorian. south Norwnlh it only 1334!
miles distant. A trolley srstetu ooni
poets tho town both with the Towns
of Norn'siit and Stumiord.
The selectoruu hrld s shroud meet-i
213K. yesterday nfioiiiooii M i o'clock;
5m which limv matters permitting; to
tho Noimon tmlioi bridge were dis-
cussed at home lcuitth.
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: ileum ("odor of barium hat: taken
the contract. for tho plumbing in a;-
now home “
up ilrronirioh aronuo. ;
growth "Md fuel for the MM' ““h‘gyonsly roported. the house is 22:27.
"3’4“ ”"0“ orxnniiod in relsyo. gnd “giant. of wood. runiuifl’i’ftu lire rooms. '
foot as one. party become exhuustsd
another took its place. flowing down
purl of tho timber. Ind hurrying polio at him home. and pnrmmuuia in tourod .
notion Mr. Alton has luwu ailing for snow-l
of water to allover over the
growth. they continued the tight “hint : time. but rofuuotl m gin- up until tuit-
thc mounting blush until well into the i on down to his bed
night. .Sovemi dwelling: and burns.
.particulnriy thou of the Willon pro tower}.
Rid v:hcre"woultl hm- iieoi; it much why, were ”Veal (mm infinngory
innit only a vigilant which for tiyioa‘
embers hrpt the roofs from «nutrition.
About 25 words of wood ready in
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‘ , delivery. and n largo amount of stand
button), after the regular meeting of in: timber w“ destroyed. and munr
acres were burned over.
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South Norwalk Official. Visit Sum
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iCiurk. chief of tho fire department
'toolt a trip to Stamford. yooturduy at
-for this fire tit-imminent.
unsuccessful in finding
in their opinion measured up to tho
requirements and will look again.
Loot your the board of apportion
,meni allowed enough money for ihoé'Wi" 5‘" Smith 1' morotinn him
Committee-Min any purrhnso of two lumen, to unite the}!!! Ill lilo "3* thin from lo pullod to.
Hurt. M... Roth Thomas “a mint place of tho ones now in use on the:
{Old Wsll lion): and indoor company
Decorating commitmeflmm Mnry' apparatus. The bin from in the mid. ‘ “W 10“” now.
“Hurt. Manon Thomas. Mirs Ruth din of the trio will remain. but tho:
other two will be disrsrdud at tiny.
are notation rather old for the straw
ous work that is rsiptlrod oi thorn st.
Thomas and the members of Class i.
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a.
“Slim? [ii iii
. a digit” mien. Illioulmn, can.
«lithium or ibr‘llild‘hmflh
. to” Long ”rim.
soil" in sardine ins nuts. Ill
K ‘i’ou flout 5:. Mount You Maillot
runner. than an “not m cm
rots. ~ The: null“ «moon. on piano
stamina to or not told as
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"0 you Weekly. ifti. Buttery." it‘s;
u [Mitotic iiiilo min or u faithful as.‘
in into! lriondt
wish him 1 tinned; and complete N
r “plan; in up; cum“ to please m, in fronlroterui. and in iutt. there uni
for, no what could the poor boy do?
tors of routine business were trans-
Councllmun James 1‘. Powurs. tire acted. The domrtuiout. although not:
loonunitiee; Wiillnm ii. Mchishou. culled upon taut-h roorntly hoops ltloli“
Earl stmet oommisslonor. and iiurold R in prime condition sud when tho time
{for action arrives. it will not be found
. lurking. ~
gm. tot-noon. in search of a team of horses
“rum- wore muster
anything that ball tooth. announced. router-tiny. that
Hartford Smith. of the hm
hams still hooking toums w'oll on in
two man and would be My to on-
.j uduuco his new schedule in the hour
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(other and its: been him: confidence
iin his work so that ho fears to boot
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On this corals; Column. the Da-
irisu bonito“ tosm. which had not
no sir-Melons mm on its me. loot
,Mnrdn. Mil cross but: with tho
3mm floss. of Bridmt. at the Non»
on lot. The Worst tiltin- plot-d in no
riooduimuad mndoisotstibo
hull of the local iii in s also.
mm This man as M
htns.m mocha I much m
origination-immoral”
m mum“ has run to mu mom.
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minis of moss hold "to
but with no morass. 'i'hs honours. up
parhntly old timers. distillheured it til
lowed instead of helm; followed. it“ or»
over. their riéuredniiom were stout
01 iii!. night.
wan done by the utono throwing.
SCREEN
,. noon i
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Do not delay this "soon inocrceuiugi
out. insects. We also have black
galvanized screening. .
m-riur. Ho did and he did not and what ‘
he did do he no not crodltod for and
“in” m, did not do he it“ cmgumi gTheso are tho (lorhu tamployud iii the
:froinht attics». and at such pinches as
A poutponed tnuotiliu f the fluid
iloolt. Ladder and Hon- Company was;
.held. lost stoning. at which time mot l
unflfifihéd thandéfifi'hud "him
he house hold passed when tinny toll
mi nation slept quietly the rompinEgr
Fortunately no dum
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m.um.m.w-.
laud
Schitchtingumsu (to.
Our. Railroad Au. & Main an. Osirion
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Select Grocerios. Huy. Grain. flour
at Food. Hardware. Psintu. Ghat‘oic
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MELLEN TO BE ASKED TO hi1?
TL! DEMAND. OF BLIRKBi
Chutes s. Mellon. president. ml the
Now Huron ruiiroud system. may be
information obtained today from
of Railway Clerks on the Mir Hrixcn.
However. Mr. Molten will not be- rhilud
. into the controversy by the clt-rlth un-
til nfier General Superintendent liltin-
istniu Pollock. General Manhunt than
uci Higgins and Assistant to the frost
idem ll. .1. iiorn have failed to riot
about a nstisiurtory sottlotuentl Su-
porlutendont Pollock hi stilt bundling
the use. but the clerk: export Him“
the matter will go to ticncral Madmen-
iiizglns this week.
Secretory Simrnfi today stated
the cirrhs have no: really asked t
lurrosoo in times. although thel
rounds amount to the some pm”
They nit for a shorter day. will
asmo tram as they are paid at
out. They sin) set n minlmrm
of runs for clerics at various p
out there no only a tow clerk:
.iro ainudy paid as much as tho
mum in their trout stave localities
The clerks in tho Yellow but
New Haven. we not involved i
M‘ an
dint
vubont lit). all told. in New Haveni
_ Billie Dork.
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A FACTORY IN CANADA.
. this A Towns Mfg. Co. to Have
in St. Coihsrlmo.
Schuyler Morriit. rice-prouldont o
iiho Yule It Towno Msnufaeiurin
itu Stamford. has officially cont
libs rumor that a branch factory
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“Rosin“ although additions in
MM as tho barium "trout. it. ‘i'h
honour of men cm
i in no limit. zoo.
not mutt to moirashinmm
its line when they not mush .
”than." , .
“Oh; so." in MW in i am
‘ room» only would not
us at all.“ 0m pm is not
III in it. We would mm
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nut : mum
“ . Gisouwmh Dscl
‘ guilty of trespass. administering it fine
that
r do
~nliy.
i the; . ‘
pram 5 rested for dining «lain: between high
“Malaria low tutor mark in trout of the
at“... pto'porty of Gustav Baumann. at field in
wool
mini-
arr directly court-med in ‘tho mhtior .
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. ' the. pun to have been made to Oliver
' rounorn is to he established in Can- Mead. m, "m, owner 0‘ the ”rem”...
dill. Th0 Clnldhn {mu-W, '1" M 10' i Mi“. mumun lubmuenuy acquim
oat-d it! fit. CIihOt‘ilul. which is ”the mini”! tololim m”, such mitts
mallith town. a short nu iron Ton hi0 the land between low and butt u.
onto. Tho that was induced to boom . tor mark as w” scuulmi by Ollvtr D.
the “"1“” pint thou W m Bt‘iiicad in said spacial not. This court
Catharine's 8“"! °' 'i‘rsdu. ““‘i ""“has no jurisdiction over ths constitu-
on the factory will begin in th‘ surn-
mor. it hold; criterion that tho uisnt
will be may for use by into fall r our-
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be:
blond st drltmiil
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slim
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shut u out
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Fight in High slow?
(in Suturday Judge Fraderieir A.
Hubbard gave his (incision in the More
rltt clam digging cues width has arous-
ed so much interest becuuno upon the
iloui decision of the, cuss haunts the
right or tritium right of Greenwich
owners of shore property no exclude. "
the public from the land Morten high
and low water marks adjoining their
property. The judge found the men .
at one dollar without. coats, and the
men appealed their case to the Crimitr
ui Court of Common Piano of which
Judge James F. Walsh. 0f Groeiiwltlil.
lo judge. "
horn thatcourt. if there in an ad-
i’erue decision, the case will be taken.
it is umierutood. will; Supreme Court
of Erors. it iii will that men intens-
tmi in the clam nnd orator business
all the way. between Barton and Port
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Ooh not your Hummer and (in ,
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For Sale by
CHARLES E. DOW.
South Norwaik
(Theater have subscribed toward I told
with which eminent counsel will be re-
ialuod.
Amos, Clarence and William Mer-
ritt were arrested March 24 for troo-
paso upon tht| land of Gustave But»
much at Field Point. They were dis-
ging olnmh between high and low watt
talc. Specinl Officer (‘ofione told the
imen to go away. but they refused to‘
éto arrest the turn.
E The (use sins heard the (133' lifter the .
gill‘i‘i'itli. it); Judge Hubbard. He wanted.
i time. he Iilid. to look over the law. and}
§ reserved his decision. The cornmonf
i him“ of this state and “will of the marl;
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ithe shore bemoan high and low water
imt‘ks. but that the shore between high ‘
iond low water marks at Field Poina‘
had been granted by specill not of log.
islutnro for the purpose of “docking
lout" sud that the right thus granted»
3 went to the heirs and assigns forever.
: ’lho judm‘s derision handed down:
HIS! Saturday was as follows:
l in this case the defendants were at .
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’Point Paris. They hrs charged with
trupus under the statute which
iuisites the some n misdemeanor. As a
fidofenm the claim has been not up that
the l the defendants were in pursuit of their
only i ordinary vocation of clam dining. and .
wholihill they were pul‘ntlinl a vocation
‘thut hurl been their: for more than
twenty years.
The state admits that the defendants;
had originally the common law right
to dis clams between high and low
water maria. following out the theory
of the old English law. as laid down in
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"mi Peck vii. Lockwood. nu day. but offer»
ted in eridenco u copy of an art of the
‘gGonorni Assembly. of Connecticut (in
'fied Juno 6. 1889. whereby a spochtl
i grant of the premises in question an
n.
Mortality of the art. as that question
can only no dotsrminod by the nu.
promo Court of Errors. Taking? the
law as it is framed uni upon tho sist-
uts books. i have no itltornstl'vo but to
and the defendants guilty. sud dolor
it [duo of one dollar without costs.
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"Tho factory output will ho upon “my firm. “Aw".
soislr tor tits Winds." mud . , m
Hr. Iorritt. this morning ‘nrui us do criminal “parlor Court com ‘0
fl .
'f‘ho album in?! Mu It» draws
m our tho criminal Juno-r cunt
tor tits my mm which mu, in ms
W sit-rm, "osmotic-clash.
Min Round 31.. Cumin Malling:
tr. hm ii. ion» and haunts
of the Yale wreatliug team. who it!-
tnemzher of the Round Table Club,
Norwalit. gave an interesting o‘xh
tion with Henry B. ‘Valieamt at on. ,
formal smoker of the club in the Wit ‘
tot: marks julii oi! the shore of his as i unset rooms. pm night. The smelter
wot a very pleasing affair and the
wrestling work wss such as to delightrr
rolled upon to bundle the demhudz i a“ w. “rm; that under the law may those present, Among those present
made by “h" rlcrltii h" a ”flaw? of i had a perfect right to be there. (‘offoneé from outof-iown were the following?
W" “‘"M‘i‘i “WW“- “°°°""“iii “’ é communicates with palm headquar- i J. n. Nichols. R. E. Bishop. Warren'
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.3 ,:r d mm Flunungan was sent: Wells. A. H. Bennett. James Told. .
swarm. secretary of the, Brother 00.: it s an o _ a;
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eav: WRESTLING :leai‘i'iOfl“
.‘dalmlm n. Shane. of sandman
A. Wheeler, D. F. Way, W. F. Em
Jr.. and C. C. Price. of Jersey Cit
DOES Your.
TIN ROOF
LEAK 2
We should appreciate tho 0*
pnrtunity to figure on repairing-
or replacing it. ._
We specify Charcoal iron?
Leaders and Gutters in our,
contracts. They cost but littiofi ;
more than ordinary galvanised
iron. but wont“ many times
longer.
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liorare R. Nash "
N. Main 8: WM no.
Shthwail ‘
David w. Raymond .
Mimi Director and W
to mm mm strut. south NM
rim s vmmw m.
tomorrow 0! all“. an
new I! non-I. In
that!
, For FREIGHT Only,
- from” Pronollm in",
I). nut Illvor. Now You
of now aroma-:0: ,
e ml. at ‘
rmirtd at New.“ on so:
I. M loath florists“ so
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humanism-dost
' nonunion «on.
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