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parlor thlsmction will probably move
.ueatward to theAtlantic cosetsto-day,
” with rain and snow, followed by a "cold
‘ ve.” Another storm centre, now u
m will move east of the lissia-
‘ dppf‘by to-morrow. In this district in-
cooler, fair weather will probably
' prevail, with fresh to brisk southerly to
westerly winds. On Wednesday in this
‘ and section and in New England
, .falr to pprtly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, preceded by light
localsnows near the coasts, with fresh
westerly winds. followed by cloudiness
intlic western portions of this section,
and chhnrsday fair ropartly cloudy
weather, with no very decided tempera-
mischangee.
mm mm To-Ilcrrviw.
Bun rises Ifinnsete High tide I Lowtide
‘ h.“ ‘ 5.38 7.00 1.”
William Benjamin is getting out plans
for a house on Taylor avenue.
Samuel Summons is confined to his
home in East Nora-elk with rheumatism.
The receivers of the celebrated “Island
Gem” flour, report sales rapidly increas»
ing.
The Banjo Club/maker the residence
of“ Annie Cole on Union Park last
evening.
Charles Waiters is building a house on
thecorner of Hillside Place and Taylor
I'd!“
Theqnartorly conference of the East
Avenue I.E.cbnrch will be held to
marrow evening.
H. B. Brown is making a mnona
specialties and quality of ladies’ shoe
that can’t be best for price.
_—-A new line of spring colorings in
m at theBoeton Store, Norwalk.
deald Quitner and Jerry O'Brien
smith Bridgeport after their licenses
yesterday. TheycostOibOeach.
The Lsdiea’ Aid Society of the East
ayqrue If. E. church will meet at the
amidence of lire. G. Howard King to-
marrow.
‘ In spite of the storm last evening, the
“M" met at Iir. and Ira. _G. W. Stevens',
and they report having spent a pleasant
coming. l
A large delegation will represent Doug-
hshwierW. 3.0. No. 15, ‘attheStete
deduction to be held in New Haven to-
morrow and Thursday.
line card engraving and wedding sta-
tionary are smolalties with Please, the
WI] bookseller and ataticner,snd his
workandgoodstheiinest to besecnrod.
A memoricl service our of respect to
the late General Sherman. will be held
at tbsGraad Army hall on the Waphlng
ten sweet bridgs,Thursday evening. The
speaker has not yet been announced.
’ Ill-hers of the Epwortb League who
Hand to visit the Washington Park
maples, , tomorrow evening.
cmtakeadvantagc of reduced rates by
asking at the tieket;oiiice foraspsclal
The greenhouses of Hokey, the florist.
near the East lforwalk depot, are well
whrtii visiting. This gentleman does a
large and constantly inusasioghnsinese
bullet We» flowers and floral
m ..erl,: “5
hairstylist-solitude will'bshsid
,,il.theluhodltchurch at Willlinaetlc
. to-atovrcwand Thursday. with afternoon
ad evening anions. Among the
within will he is. ltev. Archibald
Winston, of Mill ifcrwalk.
il'lis Gillette Coins-ii Gaiety Girls,
which gene hark-qua and vaudeville
MatissOpsra House last evening.
is“. at by nearly everyone who
“I. a being a good show. The
when mood. and were vigor
5 , intended by an appreciative
Moonstone-st.
' aw, " ‘ :
TheOedsrPoiniYsolit club willdiss
atnoulfitsnlsymowmmg. ‘
Walton than, who ha been confined
to the hones'witblisart trouble, is lili-
rmils- ‘
Our Brothers' lodge, l; 0. 0. B. will
csrlfsr thesseond degree, uponaix can-
didatet to-niglit.
Hrs. George L. Fuller is aerlfllilly ill
attire home of herdanghter, Ire. J. W.
Ilaius, of East Norwalk. 5
”The boat “Berth chilliams” is dis-
charging acargoof El Hora bituminous
coaiat Raymond Bros.’ dock. '
The Grace Church Guild meet at the
residence of tiles Lizzie Hoyt, on llain
street, Norwalk, this afternoon.
Those who are to participate in the
Old Wall minstrel performance will hold
theirilrst rehearsal tomorrow evening.
The Norwalk Choral society met at tho
Norwalk lethodist Episcopal church
last evening. Twenty-seven members
m‘ ‘ M ‘v 9;_’ _ V > .‘a
M;V_arioiis‘ Estimates are ‘mhde on the
number of pounds of mannt tally Inhnilv
faccnied and sold by Warner. the up-
town confectioner. last week.
On Sunday, G. W. Aiken was elected
superintendent of the NorwalkBaptist
Sunday school to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of James L. Ambler.
The town authorities have again cher-
ed the reward of .500 for the arrest and
conviction of , the "fire hug” who is
making himself so generally known just
at present. '
The members of Iiinneheha Division,
8. of T., are arranging for a carryall ride
to visit Cawasa Division, of Winnipauk,
on the occasion of their anniversary,
Wednesday evening, February 25th.
Rev. 8. B. S. Bissell celebrated the
seventy ninth anniversary of his birth-
day at his home on the Green yesterday.
During the day he received the congra-
tulations of many of his numerous
friends.
Louis E, the youngest son of John E.
Owens, died at thehome of his parents.
No. 138 Ifain street, Norwalk, yesterday
afternoon. The funeral will be held
from the house to-morrow afternoon at
8 o’clock. ' ,
Grand Worthy Patriarch A. ll. Ken
drinks, of West Haven, visited liinueha-
ha Division. 8. of ’I‘., last night. It is
expected that a District Division Will be
instituted in'FairfleId county in :which
this division will join.
A benefit ball was given Professor
Vogler, at Arion Hall lastevening. The
attendance was very large, and an en-
joyable time was had. Henry Gehr-
man prompted. and some of the Pro.
femor'a friends furnished the music.
A lively squabble took place between
two of the Colossal Gaiely Girls, during
the rehearsal at the Opera House. yester-
day afternoon. The girls had struck an
attitude and were about to begin a hair.
pulling match,when they were separated
by the stage manager. ,
The Rev. Edward Anderson, formerly
of Norwalk. department chaplain of the
ConMcnt Grand Army of the Repub
lie, a personal friend of the late General
William T. Sherman, delivered a memor-
ial address at Denielsouville Sunday to
the Grand Army posts of the vicinity.
The students of the Connecticut Com-
mercial College will give a reception to
their numerous friends in the Athenrcum
this eveninggfrom 8 until 1 o’clock. A
large number of Danbury and Bethel
people have been invited as well as many
from this vicinity. Dancing will be in
order the entire evening.
For the first time in the history of the
town, Norwalk has a complete music
store, where musical instruments and
musical merchandise of all kinds are
kept. We refer with pleasure to the
establishment of C. F. Hendee, corner
Wall and Knight streets. The Musical
Review refers tolhis gentleman as an
expert in piano and organ tuning.
Thereareonly five weeks more after
this week of “The County Fair" at the
Union Square Theatre before Burgess
winds up his third and last year in New
York. On March 30th there will be a
magnificent production by Win. A
Brady of a dramatization by Is: Free-
man of Albert Ross's book, "Thou Shall M“
Not,” which has been so much discussed
of u".
What does "Bhort Swords” mean?
We have never heard the lecture and no
one has given us a hint. but If we could
afield to but we would stake the price of
a family ticket, "for the good of the
muse,” that the real subject will be "the
power of an unreserved life.” We sug-
gest that this would be a good topic any
way for a bright. earnest and eloquent
speaker to handle tomorrow night.
The New York. New Haven and Bart
ford Railroad company has petitioned
the Superior Court for the appointment
of appraisers to condemn the lands of
House. Day, Hoyt. Underlilll, McKay,
W.8.naniordaudotheis at East Non
walk which are required for depot and
switch purposes by the railroad com-
pany. The application is to be heard by
Judge Prentice, at Bridgeport, on Batur-
day, the 31st last.
The members of the Norwalk club will
aswelahhouse. itisandsisicodthst
theyarsnaaulmcmlyinfavoroftbe
“Dole property onWsst avenue,
keowuas
haasssdisatmandw
or
our in». out“ 1 v
e22... “225
a. .3,“ .
OldWs'il
Winchfer
li-Berthe'laylvspdsamaagbtsrof
James and Milillvecden. of East
Noswelh,dledlastllght,eged8years.
Little Otto Ochenck, who fell off the
bridge at Springwood eundsy afternoon.
:i improving as rapidly as can be esprct
Ameeting will he held this evening
by the committee appointed to select a
sitelkfor the new lire bell in East Nor-
wa .
Company C.of Stamford, will probably
come to Norwalk at an early date and
join Companies D and F in a battalion
drill. ’
Charles T. Ellis, the celebrated German
dialect comedian, will be at Music Hall,
Ilnnday, February 23, in "Carper, the
Yodler."
The ringing of the fire bell last even»
ing accused a few moments befdre the
regular O o'clock alarm. Many were
confwused by the occurence.
George Conlilin was thrown ”from .I
deliver-y wagon while rounding the cor‘
tier of South lien; and W slicers.
this morning. Hermann b‘jnred.“ '
-'——-'r-
Chief Voilmer was of! duty this morn-
ing, he being in the hands of adenlist.
He wanted to fight several times. but he
was the prisoner himself this time.
The late General Sherman was swarm
friend of the late LeGrand Lockwood.
and an occasional visitor at Elmen-
wortli, where a room was set apart for
him, known as "(isneral Sherman’s
room."
The Council last night took a step in
the right direction by ordering eight
bitching posts in front of the city prop-
erty, corner Franklin and Clay streets.
A movement is also on foot to have simi-
lar accommodations provided on Waeh~
iugtcn street.
A Card of Thanks.
We desire to publicly express our
thanksto the East Norwalk fire com-
panies as well as the South Norwalk fire
department for the valuable services
they rendered last night in saving our
property from destruction by fire.
D. '1'. MURPHY.
Kim & Lawros.
[)1 1.; l .).
fiii‘iiiiliilili’riu: 55.6.. T.» ‘irir‘y'is’ rill}
Horton, wife of Wear Dibble. Sum 74
years H’Pnneral from lbs late deuce.
No 99 flonth vain street Wednesday. February
is. etc o clock p. Ii. Burial atihe convenience
of lbe'famlly.
mm a GOLDEN,
Bill Elllll all Illilll'llllfl,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvvnllr. Conn.
anatf
WANTED.
advertisements under this head. not aerating 5
lines. ltiinemc..3tlmeslilc.iweek 9100.
AGIBL Poll GENERAL 1101133 WORK AND
ioasslstlathetnracf children. In!) 3
Decks cl Bayviaw avenue. fl? lw
all.
even»
‘ The Fourth Lecture
ransom-satin:
sllIl lllllill Hamill Clll‘ll.
Willlisesllvsrsdoa
Wednesday Evening. Fell.18.
ly Rev. J. Beaten James,
or llsrllad.
Subject—"SHORT SWORDS.”
Animal, , as users
lecture begins at s o'clock. fit
MUSIC HALL.
ON! lllGfl'l' ONLY." '
Thursday, Feb. 19.
THE BIG CONSOLIDATION!
w. s. 01.2an sun’s
IAGRIIICII‘I' CONSOUDATRD
EMINSTREE
5 9 ion...” a... '
I.
u a lil is J
wrms‘ 'p. await“ a . BILLY arcs. BANKS
wills-saga" “swam; ‘ir
G'eslut LIvllll Banjolat, J ll. lack; Wonderful
Anatomical Mysteries. Crawford lites, Nana and
Renaldo; tiolo Philharmonic Orchestra _ .
Grand. military Band...
And Amazing Antlpodtan Abner.
TH- JAPB!
‘Oeatsunw on sale at iloyta and Gugory‘s drug
ores.
moss. is. 50 and :5 curs.
DB. T. Der'l'T
TAIMABE
Will Lecture In Proctov'a Grand Opera
Bones. Bridgeport.
THURSDAY, FEB. lilili.’
, ‘ tussock
SCHOOL FOR. SCANDAL
fit
k . " Wm“. , m m ”a. xv .
‘Mu .1 c H a 1 1 .
‘ roe car alone oats.
TUESDAY. Feb. 1 7
Thai'epalarilharaeterCoalliediss.
JUSTIN ADAS,
Slipported by
MISS LILLIE BUBNllAM
m min Paves-Ito Bonbralio. and the Btrdngsat
Ousted (iii-pan that has ever appeared
bi them, custody lune...
run-y 'ayings.
THE BliPIlllll’l
effect ever produced.
Till!!!“.li‘lllli'tllairlifted sous]:
38 rind ‘8“ one In
on sale at iioyt‘s and Gregory's ’dlr‘ug
linens.
Seats new
stores. ‘
Music Hall,
JUST 0N3 WIGHT.
MONDAY. ran. 23
Mr. Charles T. Ellis,
The Celebrated German Direct (burden. in the
late Wm. Cerietnn's Inslcal Comedy- Drama,
Casuallllllllll
With a‘l the s ial Scenery.
W the product
Pie-enti- for the children and Button-hole Bouquets
for the ladies at every performance .
liter ll it's New songs, Danna, Gulls.- Solos,
etc. etc . sic
Painted expressly for
on.
Chart formleofsealsnow ri. Popular ,
ammunimludlngreasywedscata. mat
Seats on sale at Boyt‘s and Gregory's drug stores.
WDWS‘)
(Formerly llavvcs’ Opes-rs llonse) Telephone Call 930.
SATURDAY EVENING. m‘v 21315.
THE CILIBRATID COIIDIAN.
SOL SMITH RU
In "A PO()R REInniTlON.”
16631.1...
moron, use. 23, WITH a Mirislzu at 2 r. it.
Great! Ce ebration of Washington's Birthday,
“THE CHARITY BALL,”
By Till LYCEUI THEATER COIPANY. of New York. under the dirtrtiou of Daniel thrnan. , fie
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not excelling 5
linen] umoaattiaisews. I wash dim.
1.10mi. AND M lie at ORCHARD E'i'ltm.
sidewalk. Boamhassrnomssndhath room.
borough water and sewer connect hot and cold
cedar, and Stanford heater. Lot i7.) For
further information inquire of Frank Cameroon,
South Nor-all. fl'f lw
ABQUARl-DOX.“TIIRIR SPRING WAGON
inaood order; suitable for expima or any
ctherbuslne- Willexchange for
w . Addie.
at bodice
TWO E00839 AND TWO VA"AET LOTS.
emaccflhst and amd avenues, Benedict
Farm, Bill!) can remain on bond and Iongage.
Appayflat Taylor & Golden's lleal lstate agency.
or family
no: on, south Norwal , or apply
fit at
AT BILL leulfD. A! llGll'l' ROOI AND
basement house. with a large plot of ground
The house Is commodlolis and convenient and very
pleasantly located. Will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. a ly to Ira. Jerusiia D Tnihlll. Bell
island Rug. fl if
_ 39.. “3"
Advertisement-e underthls head. not exceeding ll
lift”. 1 llmeficJtlllmlik. i wuk “All.
SUIT! or 800.!) To A la! AID Will
with table board also two or three single
rooms with or wl'hont board. All nicely furnished,
In a new and rentrally located h use. cor raining all
I Improvements. inquire of To let A:
Gotten.“ ands? Washington street.tloci Nor.
walk. fl? 3t
013830! “VIN noose. (.‘OiiNlii hillt-
illt and Woodward avenues. rent I5; also
89 o; .4 rooms camifogdak avenue.
rent ; hocmo rooms.“ y road. rent
Oil. Apply tel; A. Woodward.
FRONT R00] AID BID R00] '0]! IAN
Bl "Dill. lie. w some. ii ll”.
acceded by Arthur tl. from a 1st,
rent .9) per month. Address John Vents. 2 lw
0083 OF llX 1100.8 0N IAIILTON AVE
Threat QIO. Apply to angle Wilcox. at
Brown ileoa sgroesryltorv iii-gloom
some llorwalk. ' m 24
ones on assnowmsrr. source soft
walk, in rooms. lower floor '10:, upper floor
as. Inquire of Dr. Benedict. as fruit avenue I? ll
H0 was Also it Inls on warm mill?
and Icravsass. itsntsfrosiuteltl
tannin. suit all classes. llsylaond flic-
5"
listfaetorr Ian ld he'll). two stories
monomeric-ad a... good boiler
horse item .
. its fares
John KnappJoJlWest street. louili fig.
Ill WOODW all) llOIINl‘IAD-fl BOOII.
heater
WI llUlLDll ,LAI‘I' need ’03 A'
yhusia- anply' '
.5222:
Econ ll. LAYTON,
Real lstste and House agent. General insurance
—l'ire. Lire and Accident. Ocean
3 tlichen—abut and Barrage. (is
for Al upwardsand lousy Orders to nails
0' In Notary Public: acka elements
gran. road Tickets. Baggage Chen to Dec
es warning». street. nut to Post on...
8017'“! N0“ W A Lil. OT.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, W niches. .I errolry .
l'lno Watch Repairing a specialty
.0 South Hall Iontli lorwalh.
illllll Bllillss lllllll!
ITAHI-‘OI D, CONN.
lducsies for basins-.ednmlee both sexes to on
reliable and lucrative positions NOW lathe nest
imetoeulrrlhlsCellegeandhetead forthe Isa
demand. Bock-I log, Pennant Ip, lea.
will mg, Tang'saphy, etc taught
. radustes seed u payiny positions.
Ilth romp- teiit Whittle.
pr spietns. Andre‘s President
levvlll llmlsess C-vllege. titalliforil Conn.
GEORGE ll. RA Y MUN ll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store46 Ill 48 Main st, Norwallt
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
lleeid No. 3 Mill! m- Telephone
«alga . '5?
WI. “‘4 It
$433. Leila
" “’ a
absurd to get Ihcfilulfll amount of house for the
set expense. lelavses of building operations
carefully suocrlntecdrd.
I. D. RANDALL.
ArehlIeet and Superintendent.
Iabackamo fictil ma. doelh Norwslk.
consultation frost h to e p in.
$500 REWARD.
1.
filhmd. a . l
owanw.aaraoso
mums-materiel. mas
NOIICE TO CONTRACTORS.
floors lloawats. Gotta. tell. is. um.
Illilfi roasts will be retains at the
B marginal of Water Och-Isle
some
"M
JDEEEMD
lll‘l Lallll all lollies! Sillll
_____yog_
Business and Dress Suitings.
l'pwards of 250 Patterns for
‘ Trousers.
Call Early and Make Your Selections.
We guarantee a perfect fit. and unsacelled work~
manshl . The prices also will suit you, Come In
and loo over our line llne of goods
William H. Swords,
90 Washington 8t.,
South. Nomvwmhk.mOt.
ADVICE WORTH llliEOllle.
When insnrzng your life be sure ihai you rrt a
plain soddrdnlto contract. he tot allow yourself
lobe-defied dbye llmslre Do not be misled by
name-1‘onvloes. nemi-‘l‘nntlnrs Dls'rl ulino
Plans. missus etc. however it lfully uisgoimi,
all mean aome-hlnglndelnbsand ascertain. ’I wrnly.
df:een.lea.ordvc ears lsalool: ilino in walllu
find out what you ave got. lacy r'aigea will
happenlii that time lletler know what ’ill are
pay by: for wheayon start All scheme- whereby
somcarelo all what others loss are allu'lv-g and
deln-ive. and upon this basis many nominee are
Quite possibly you may hence-insulators.
.. WWll’in
I so o t
iiartfnrd. lsadlreet. sire and guaranteed one
a.
sect Emily bit I nits robe settled at a
c'dtl'dlth.»"
s. s. s'uoeasmsu, Agent,
Washington street, south Reveille.
Valeltmls
' ill cuilcl
Hill Lilli lililll'lllis
NEW llllliLTllS.
We have the largest stock
and lowest prices ‘
lllllllllll
los, . , W ,. ,,
,. ‘ ‘ ‘ la. -..’a5
l" r .
. we . r ,, . i- .21....
M Null-Olin
Inglaill and lauuslll.
NEWSTYLESATOLIIPIIIBES
—— «op—~——— ,
all Hun.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Gannon B. Pursues, Deer
Sin—Knowing ‘ the formula
from which Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is prepared, we certify
that the medicines of which it
is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung tron
bias, and that it contains no
opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
0‘
C. S. MURRAY, ll. D., Norwalli.
DEXTER Bircucocx, If. D.,
G. R McGomsL. If. D.,
Wit C. Bonita, J r., M.D., Bo. Norwalk.
0.5} y w as. ”.503. 2‘; {ill
G. W. Barr-low. if. D., 5'
H, Buscmonn. if. D., Stamford.
R. L. Bonuses, ii. D., .,
W. 8. Toni), M. D., Ridgefleld.
ELERY C. CLARKE, Washington, D. C.
If you are troubled with a
cough or (laid use
and. 350 a yard-
get new styles [or 7§c at
run cane
Will be sold a: any reasonable price. We must make
All trimmed lists and Shapes must be sold. ho
Maliaickemo Hotel Block,
‘-—‘.——
Big Remains
scllllll &Hllll’ .
“~90- -»—-—- l
1‘
W 0 shall olll-l', this week, Merrimack I’rillts'al 5c :1 yard:
Fine line Outing ‘E‘lalillels, 12¢ a yard. 1
A big drive in Plaid and Stripe Dress 33 inches wide, 25c
On Tuesday we shall ofier good brooms at 9c each.
Everything else in the Kitchen Department at reduced prices. 1
Why pay 90 for old style Dress Ginglizlms, when you can;
SCOFIELD a. How’s
' ’ 37 wasnmcronsrnum.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Selling
All goods in our GIN‘PS‘ FURNHBIRG DIPARTIBNT. Underwear and liosler
must go, as we will give up these departments to rust
Out !
at any price.
c more for our ei’RlsG ll INEKY
£340 MUFFS
CORSETS.
We have the largest stock of three goods is the slate. and will clue out our in in .
below c iii. During this sale we will lell our special brand,.so_weli norm, [0, 35 w”? I it lck at far
——ose
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
am) [REPLIES in Plain, While still Pant-y must go with the rest. Do not miss this oppilflllnlly.
MILLINERY.
reasonable Oder refuted.
H. Kli’iEcER,
Sulllll Nol'wzllk
All
unuu
lou-
: ‘unu.
711 is Sure to Help,“ You.
“H
MANUFACTURED ~41“
iPlalslel‘s lull lllle
t Sold by all Druggists.
i
x
I
l
W
'I-I
-eos.io1{ ,ssouueg ‘eeseon £1”on
'KEVI 200.133 301830088
'AAO'I $301156
DJSTI MATE!!!
“'1‘ one.
F. H. N AS H&”BVRWO
GIVEN ON
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, TIN all SHEET [BUN WORK
:WB ARI SELLING
Vilgi'flBY, illiiillllflllll all SILSBY’S STEAM’HEM‘ERS
we have it tries stool: or
DEC()1{A'PEI) AND PLAIN Cl] INA.
The Duchess and Uncle Hick Ranges.
Both act and Portable, Including Vow I’orli lists-ea.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1, 1891,
We will give away at our store uNew and Improved
NO. 8 COOKING RAN GE.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we will issue to the customer a ticket. The
person holding the largest number oi those tickets on the
above date will be entitled to the Range. The tickets will be
counted by perfect] disinterested persons.
Have you tried ecker’s varieties of ilLlf-l'lllhllll; flours. such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread. Yellow Sweet Gern lied
Wheat Granules. They are fine and our prices are on low as N
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we oiier you for your
”HARM"— _ ,
‘sesaou during ‘sasson satiny, Seven “erogepvou
easier: ‘sesson uovoo on“ ‘soeaon screed 'soseou hunger],
'sasana ESWHOH o.L
mun 9810": an; it; Saturday ‘iond ll|
'OSLNVHHVM 38V lN3WHSI19VlS3 Sll-U. A8 0108 SBSHOH 1W,
‘SNOSHVd
F
O
l HUME.
If llllall ill.
I avenue so reasonable in
price, only 8350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from 8350 to $500, accordill
to sire of lot, are appreciated
by. those desiring a real bar-
gain. .
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
.You can secure one if yolf“
mil only try.
The terms of aymeut will ¥
a neon ‘ to ]
own wishes. m8 am"
For further 'cnlm g
to TAYLOR GOLD , o’l
commas swears.
Norwalk Chronicler