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REMOVAL NOTICE“
I The Branch Office of the South
[Norwallt Evening Sentinel will
_.be heated. after October xst ini
45 Wall streetpinstead of 14 Wall
street, where it has been for sev-
lerai years. The new location is
in the Postal Telegraph Com~
pany's office, formerly H. E.
Dann’s Real Estate and Insur-
Tho Norwnllr Boat Club will meet
this evening. ‘1
a”
The Norwalk high school committee
' will meet this evening in‘tthe high
1schooL
m..—
‘ Chief. Brennan, oi the Stnmmrd po--
lice force, was a visitor in Norwnlk,
yesterday. ‘ 1
«Full line caps O‘Brien‘s.
Cockenoe Tribe, [.0 R. M., No. 82. 1
_ will hold a regular weekly meeting
1 this evening.
.1 11.1 Jules Vanst has purchased a R. C.
: hi. car from the Roddy &‘Ayers motor
” our Company. “ ‘
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
Corps, No. 15, will meet for Weekly bu-
VVsiness this evening.
The directors of the South Norwnlk
Public Library will eat this evennig
for regular business. .
wa
Buckingham Post. No .12. G. 1A. “I!
is scheduled to hold 11 regular weekly
meeting this evening.
wLust dance of the season at Ro—
ion. Saturday night.
Attorney William F. Tammany, or
South Norwaik, is spending the day in
Bridgeport, on business.
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Lincoln Council, .No. 4. Order of Uni.
ted American Mechanics. will meet to-
, night for weekly business.
The bonrd of Electrical Commission-
ers of the South Norwuiit Municipal
Works will meet this evening:
W
Court Nnrruh, No. 64. F. of A. met
last evening in their rooms in Water
street. Routine business was tron:
sucted. ”
Kaboom Encampment. No. 9. l. O.
,. blush Rocks avenue. Noi‘wnlk. She rs; ,
‘ Mayor nndsgent, Charles 11.111.11.111,
. ecuted under seal a certain written
" contract with your petitioner, through .
. her duly authorized attorney, Schuya 1
‘ tain tract of land situated in said city
1 of Stamford, imd described and men
“inous contract signed by Mayor Row- 1
‘wliich is ttached tosthe petition, pro- . livelier SIYIeS, “101? new
1 $12.12*...“5i'§‘..iiiil§“§fu.‘i ““3 1 . (I You roost come and see these new models. We‘ll show you the new Eusadjusl waistband in the trousers; gives you three meas- i .11;
scribed b1 boundaries. “in consider... ‘ 1 urements, and does artsy with a belt if you choose. We‘ll show you trdusers with belt of some msterial. in “tunnel" belt loops, 5:17
3;: Kjfgfif7..::;1::;dawait-92?: ‘ ' a very good new feature. The coats are in various models; the wsiflcoats high out; there are some good new pockets added
and with the said Hannah M. Water- . V . “ .
5311;111:233;orgigcazernmzfoggy 11:: 1‘ x . , ‘ 1 «Fine riady nude clothed like one one now the Mdard oi nudity in men’s went; so
the said Hannah 11 wamtliry the g " . . , tailor can touch them under double the price. Be sure you see these before you buy.
houses to the contract, signs 111611111.
O. F., held 11 semi-monthly meeting
last evening and transacted routine
business.
I‘v‘am «-
Courtlnndt E. liiisdou. of Kansas
City. M0 is visiting his parents Mr
11nd M1111. William Hilsdon. of 8 Elisa-
both street
1 1.11,.“ style derbios. O'Brien’r.
u..— .m.”
The regular semi~monthiy meeting
or St Mary's Young Men's Club will
be held this evening in the club
‘ booms in Leonard street.
W
wislotiilng but routine business‘ was
transacted attire regular meeting or
Court Cecile. Daughters of Gentile,
held last evening in the Councils Club
house in West avenue. ' - L
The Men’s industrial taller ot the
1311' iii rim-nan: Methodist Church will
not oysters this evening end than in
tent» an Address to be 2111111 y s
fie. dobn iii. 2111161; their w ‘
{body or legal gentlemen. The pleati-
. day of the Control New York Cooler» 1 1r; ‘
'lihenster comp cation nth on
m 1 ans “lite-ethilotivsiio ,
piication to intervene" died in the till-1
poi-ion Court by Hannah Water-V.
bury. throng her attorney." ‘ f V ‘
1, A. 1111111111, 31., 111.111 the sigmoid 11,114
vocals. Mrs. Waterbury resides in
bl‘escnts: .
"That the city or Stomicrd by its
he being duly authorized so to do. '63-
icr H. Waterbury, to purchase a cer.
tioned in the complaint and Exhibit A
of this action a copy of which con-
tract is hereto attached
‘ “’l‘bnt the temporary injunction is:
sued 111 this action materially and
seriously affects the rights acquired
by your petitioner by virtue’ot‘ said:
contract. ‘ ’ ‘
“That your petitioner has perform-
ed all the agreements ‘msde by‘ her in
said agreement. in so far as said tem‘
porary injunction has permitted her
to, and is ready and willing to per-
111132223 :if:e::'llli::t:bught to be made V i ’ ' ' V] f l ‘ :11."
honorable courtwould also materially 1 . arslty ‘ne or young men
Attached to the petition is the ia~ EVER before in the hllél0ly of ClOthS-maklllg have the we“
of this city been offered better clothes,
form each and all of hersuid 11rom-‘
by the plaintiff in this action of this
petitioner under said contract." ' . , V ‘ I V
and nappy features than we’re now
en, in the presence or his two sons‘ .: . .
and .i. D. MacGregor, as witnesses. " d d
July 23. fesse Young men
The Contract of Sale.
The contract of sale. a copy oi
r“
vides that “the said Hannah M. Wst~
erbury in consideration at one dollar
and other valuable considerations. ‘
paid to her by the said city 0! Stem-
lord, and in further consideration ot'
the promise of said city of Stamford
hereinafter contained, hereby promise
and agrees to and with the city at
Stamford. that immediately upon the '
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of Stamford at its agreement‘hsreluab
.... m... .1... .1... .1... an... M. young men; and many new features have been added which will please the
Xm’ibi’” ”This °“’.f‘°“i.“.‘.°.i‘3§‘1 " * ii“ I ll dli l1 ii if i
“:1”; gym oyggngrgyd .2003 . V V on on young to ege an 1g So en el ows; and dressy young business men.
and sunlcient Warranty deed, oontnin~
sum of $35. 000, shid amount being thel ‘ . .
purchase money hereby agreed upon 1‘ f . . . . _ _ .11' , ‘ ‘ 1’
for the said tract or land." ' ' 4 ' ‘ " ‘
‘ George P. Rowell. one of the wit— .
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nowiedgement of the Mayor and of
Agent Schuyler H. Waterbury as at-
torney.
The Waterbury petition will.‘ of
course, figure in the injunction suit. _ “
But‘ is a long story, and should
tumish empioment for on industrious
ings are to be before the superior
Court by and by.
non—~— mung Wm- ‘
PREACHERS M1: now Home ' ‘ ' a
- House. ‘ ' ‘ 1 ‘ 1 «
AUBURN. 111 Y., Sept. 27.41.; 11111
once of the Methodist Episcopal .1
church Was devoted be a inomorisi
service rind 11 report to a memorial , g . 1 . . 11 . 1 1
service andsreport bythe Rev. 0:1 f . .1 V1 1 ’ 1 y ~11 ;‘ ‘L. 1 1 .. . “ ‘ 11. . , g , . . 1 .
Clements or 011101.110, 110111 or the . - " , , 1. J ‘ 1 1 ‘ ‘ = 1 Q ~ , ‘ , , _ ‘ , . , ' . ii
board olconle’rence clnirns, on the how 1 . ’ ‘1" « 1 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1 1 1 1 - 1- ‘
mediate need form more money to ss-
alst retired clergy-men, widows and
orphans o! preachers- Ho dried the
formation or a 05,000.01») hind. . 1 “ ‘ 1
“Titans are. 8,900 sued Methodist '
preachers who in in the sbsdow oi ”mm 6””an ,
the penthouse," be said
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