l was rum Is sons.
it Will Be Chi-latched at a
Fourth of July Convention.
cannons van: 0] A PLATI'ORH:
‘_ It M has ltlvsr. [tavern-ant
awn-walnut steam sae “telegraph.
the W at hand Ian-poly and a
W Inna-n Ins. '
Qumran. 25,—Anawpouueaiparty
b‘bbslhurmnditwillhe christened on
Mtstseugvutiontobeheldinscltyto
“w onlornighhwhesewillhsnonsi
“awe-Hilda.
”a was a sense orgreat oaths-lane
In, filer Benjamin Terrell, oi Texas:
”Vsndsrmdllebruknaad'l'borasa
'fiwflhdladianahadqrokenmppeal-
fihthasbohfloadmcfionahfiqthedd
vsh-ahoverthehalldaspedhandsand
{leased for therestcredllnion. Delegate
dmhuodncsdaresolntion
mnemdmw 11D.
. fisplstlbsmwasthenreadasfollowa:
In, low Party's Harlan.
m—Vadundaeational currency.saie.
W
Sari—Weds.“ rm and unlimited coin-
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Ifled——'ade--anrltlsnt thenmountotcircnv
“lath-hammerhead“
hmmparcapita
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aura—woman paualsavlnphanks
I. w hythe government lorthesal's
Hormonal-pot thepeopleaudrofa-
“an”.
mtonrsnhmmnituemlandplank
“by govern-sat sndheldhrraztrnr
dawn-l1
”1- bdngameansolax
Ida aeumitthepvsrnrnrnt
hythowrernmentirr the interstate!
”We demand that the government
bl lender notes and pay the Union
sflnsbfllamhumraepmmm
linguist
.oalduingenrbersoldvilwariatln
”dud-Wand happy poplaJnd
'a to carry the Stars and Stripeafor-
Winth- highsat point or national
Alanna-(Wild Dhnrdar.
”mathepintformwaafoilowed
”undo-applause. Delegatefiwayas
nsvadthstsaeigathonrplank be added
“Malabar set up a bowl tint
stysswauworaad insisted that he
hm Mw- finally accom '
Dwayne had handed down halt a
“fin. Batthndhorderwsanotacir-
hs-ndtsrwsai. horn-gnaw an em
hambapolitiulorother convention
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and look at the tro
you! ‘
not standing on any“ core
greatfsale cfhvousershas never been
tory‘ of the trade. Certainly nothing, , _
before in’Jhi‘s city and,'il it ever hasbeen matched else; '
Where, we hove yetto hear'of it. It has been assures of ,
just as much astonishment to those who are inthe business
as to those who are out of i... They don’t understand how
we can afi'ord to sell a first rate pair of trousers” at a third
rate price. Well, we are doing it; it you doubt it, some
users and the prices—,— both will astonish
00...
fertile ,,
the it was oral-mean
THE assets 0F Pounce.
Ins-risen normati- moms in ares—a.
I'rlsgsr an Cleveland.
Dana-run. Ala. Feb. widths bllean
district convention nominated it. . Austin
(or congress and by the some vote elected
himandr. C. Ashlord as delegates to the
national convention and A. W. lid‘ullougb
andC. B. Douegan alternates. J. l. Hinds
was made district elmtor. The Harrison
administration was indorsed. The lonely
and Parsons element weracondeurnsdfos
attemptingtoelect delegates who are up
posed to Harmon‘s rumination.
flprlagbi Bays clevelnarl ls Barnd.
Wasursuron, Feb. iii—div. Bprlngersays
Ir. (levels-inane“ loo r be regarded as
aprssidentinl ponriblllty. l his name is to
he presented to the Democratic crmveution
at Chicago, it must be presented by the
Democratic delegation of Blew York. ' In no
otherwaycsnhe become a candidate be
fore the convention.
Illrvd Thinks Otherwise.
‘l'ouno, 0.. Feb. till. —-The name of (Proves
Cleveland will be presented to the Chicago
convention by Frank Kurd. unions the pro
gramme arranged at the Ann Arbor confer
once this week is ulnet.
THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
rs. Canal Investigation Committee Ila-
psvrta No Evidence of a Bing.
mm, Feb. 25.-lr. Sullivan's Broch-
lynhridgelillwasaspecialorderiathesm
ate. senator O'Connor attacked it on so
count of its being exempted from taxation.
’ He was amwa by Senator McCarnn.
Senator Inllin oflemdan amendmentpro
nsans vidlngthntthespprunohestothsln'idge
ahonldhe taxedassoon asthe bridge was
the completcdand leaving the corporation out
of theoremption from taxation. Theamsud
meat was lost and the bill pained
Senator Hagen and Assemblyman Sulzer
introduced a bill which. it is believed, will
settle the light over the appearances of
children on the stage. The bill dlows
mayors of cities or presidents of villages to
grant licenses for the appearance or children
under sixteen in theatrical performances,
after notice to the Society for the Preven-
h tionof (Truelty to Children, and an oppor-
tunity for a hearing has been given
The aprcial investigation committee of
the smembly presented its report, exoner-
ntirsg all public cilia-rs against whom
charges had been made, and stating that no
evidences exist ofa “anal ring.”
n. Kaiser's Latest Sensation.
Bnul, Feb. ‘5.-—Ernperor William caused
another sensation yesterday. He made a
speech at a banquet given in his honor, and
said: “The people need not men (or party
qunbbllng; lgomy way and that is the
right way. We are in a state of transits".
and destined for great things. I’ll conduct
, you into splendid times, and those who will
not help Inc may in well shake German dlkfih
from their feet."
A Desperate Escape.
Savaxxarl. Feb. 21*The Emanuel counv
ty deewrudo. Thomas Kendrick. who Tn! a
week held til the continual prism: of in!"
counties. made a desperate cramps The
pose tired the cabin and with wand guns
awaited the W. He dashed out, firing
as he went. and succeeded in wounding so
many attire aliens that they scattered in
couiusion and he got away.
Keystone old-la Acqnltted.
Pnrunnrma, Feb. m—Bookkeeper Eye
and Clerks Inwrence and laguire, oi the
defunct Keystone National bank. charged
with having made false statements to Bank
Bannister Drew when the latter was mak-
inghh examination in October, use, were
found not guilty by order oi Judge Butler.
there not hcingenough evidence toeonvict.
Another Big Will Contest.
Dunne, lass..l‘eb. 21—11” willoi Ira
knit W. Glover. who left an estate of ti.-
coupons to he contend by herceusins.
She died without issue and lelt to the
muslin some ranging from $50 rotation. the
balance being bequeathed to 'l'ltayer send:
only.
Ilnrstan la tn In lemovsd.
Arman. Feb. a~8upcrintendent of
Prisons Inthrcp says there is absolutely no
truth in the report or WardenDnrston‘s
removal and that no such movementhad
ever‘beea considered by the staiedepartr
rnen
Cadets as Lavge Appointed.
Waamnoron, l'eh '5.-—-'l’he president has
Dyhg with a Cash In llie Ila“.
Brsaevsn. N. Y.. rah a—Idward
mmmumnmmw.
m. w- lonad in thehdisrrnosadyiag
adeepnshlahlatossbsad. Johnlloo
likawaaarrvstedoalqrieion.
.5;
fl
awesome ssevmu
'l‘yphsshssbsendlseoversdtatwonawly
arrived lbs-tan lietwew families in at.
The British bark Argyll. from llollo, Phiiv
lpplm wands. for the Delaware break.
water, struck a rock near Balabsc and be-
csnre a total loin.
Whitelaw Reid has obtained the consent
of the French government to nirnlt tree
stereotype plates or pictures or the
{airbuildlngbobeused lathe French illuo
tr'sted papers
The German pratclilee dcmrtment has
made report to the poatolllro department at
Washington thatalibnt fifteen bagsol’ the
507 which were on board the steamship
Mar. wrecked on Jan. ill. have been re
covered
Nathaniel Bill of unwell. Mass, has
brought suit for 85).”) damngeaagainsts
number of mill owners. alleging they con-
spired together to obtain at a
plan invented by him for the main driving
tormillawhldrdoos away with gears and
toothed wheels.
lb Annie Daugherty, oi Morristown. N.
1., who is sulfering from what is believed
to be hydmphobia, is gradually growing
weakeraad her physician deapairs of her
recovery. ‘
The Inndon'l‘imes publishes slotter from
Italic Stephen, the well known author.
proposingthnt a fund be raisedtoerects
statue nin loudon of the late James Ito-ell
Rev. C. J. Wilson. olthn George’s Road
Baptist church. New Brunswick. N. J., has
resigned his pastorate. Six months ago he
lost his wile and has just married lira.
Emily F. Getty, a widow of Toronto.
Paid for Ilia Son's Ant.
Bnoornvs. Feb. alt—General J. V. Ilsa
senile, lather 0! Darwin 1 lie-role, who
shotand killed'l'heodorelarkaassenta
85,!!!) check to Mrs. Inrbig. widow oi
Theodore Larbig. lire. Lsrbig, alter her
husband‘sgdsath and before Homerole's sc—
quittal. commenced an action to recover
teens for the loss of her husband. 0n lien
serole's acquittal lire. Iarbig crinscnted to
withdraw the suit.
Pennsylvania Printers Organise.
Sesame, Pa, Feb. %.—Delegnlee rep
resenting uearly every printers‘, preterm-o
and stereotypers’ union in Pennsylvania. in
convention here. organised a state union
and clotted the following ollcers: I’mulent,
John Matthews, Philadelphia; vice prear-
dent, ll. Luatig, Pittsburg; secretary and
treasurer. David ll. lrowry, Pittsburg;
state organiser, Eli J. Davis, Scranton.
Governor Abbott's Appoint-ants.
Tums, Pub. Lia-Governor Abbott has
nominated Henry C. Kelsey as cemetery of
sense, John nus-Aron, uneasy general; ll.
I-‘. Ilse, clerk of the supreme court; A. 8.
Poland. superintendent oi public instruc-
tion; II. J. Ledwith. lay judge or been
county; John flapper, law judge of Fannie
county. and Davis L Beyer. lay judge of
Union county.
Iinrslts'r ('oilina Arrested.
Sax Drum, I‘al., Feb. Li'i.-~s’. W. i‘ollimr,
pmulcul u! the ltsliiurnia National bank of
this l’lly. which merrily smpended, has
been nan-amt on a charge of enthralling
”shallot tin.- bank‘s money. Considerable
hilrpr‘n's' in fclt hon-astkiflins was deemed
upright. The bank‘s liabilities aggregate
about “Aunt!!! and it is not believed that
it will mourn».
’I'wo Desperate Outlaws fifnstnd.
New kimono, Conn, Feb. air-Thomas
and William Bell. giants, desperadoes and
outlaws lor years, were arrested here by
Oflccr Charles H. Cue, of Poughkeepaie.
lanyaimesare laid at the drain or the
Bella The arrests were madoou the spe-
cific charge of burglary.
lining Dr. Crawlovd Seen.
mvusraaw, N. Y.. Petr 25.-Peter
Sherman, who lives several miles south 0!
here, says he saw Dr. Crawford. the missing
dentist, pass~hia house a short time ago.
Thisloadstothe belief that the doctor is
not drowned but is wandering about.
a Want Damages fro- the State.
Aura", Feb. tits—Claim ware died
against the stateby Chauurrey ll. Button. of
Sullivan county, for damages to land by m
overflow of the Erie meal, for sr,rsr.os and
by George ll Dennis. of the same place. on
similar grounds for m
Flowers First Reunion.
mast. Feb. m—Goveruor and Ira.
flower gave their first annual at
the executive mansion hat mmggm
Mguearaattendsd. It wssanrosthvilllant
alair and a sauce. in every particular.
ln-Iharll llsndrishann Dead.
line Bans. ll. J., rob. mph-Sheri!
hm Tobias Hendrickssa died at hn house
here, aged sifirtyoight. lie owned property
allover lonmoath oonnty.and his estate
is estimated at was.
mung In Ireland. ,
Donuts. Feb. u-The authorities are
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A bung lingllsbnurn has been stopping
at Richelieu [or three or four days.
He dawrlled alarm the «similar» with his
hands- stifled into lrb- [illitlii‘b‘ and «lruwled
an coundonal mum-r m a consul-m in a way
lsmlllnr to rezulere o! llw conrlc weekly.
lie lookrvi the typical some English
noodles! first glance. but his neck and
(see were a trifle lull brown to warrant the
sauna conclusion arm a second glance.
The smart drummer didn't look twice,
however. The aruan drums-m- never does
except when a pretty girl is nouns the din-
nertableiroin him. llewinkmiut his friends
who were sitting in their lug leathcrcbalrs
at the window and walkedowr wwbcrnthe
young Englishman award. The young Eug-
llslrman was apparently watching the pro
reunion of smart inrmuls on the bottle
varri. Ills eyes at least were turned in
that tllredkm.nltlrmrglr ilu'rr was really
noexpreroricn on his face to indicate that
he now acne-is the at not.
"Just ore-r?" the drummer asked.
”Yarns." yarns-1| the lingllslmmls.
“Bearrtiful street. ain't it?”
“Chawm'n. rush."
“Going out west l”
“Yarns.”
“Rough cormtry out there." said the
drummer. winking again.
W
hands before you get to the city limita
The Indians are stunning; all over the
treat aide. ghost dancing and all thutnort
olthing." '
“Rally!" with some sstxmishment.
"Oh. yes." continued the drummer,
wagming up to his subject. "Attacked a
car out here on Wm Madison street,
killed the conductor with his own ball
punch and sculpt-d the domino pal»
antigen. 0h, she's it hot town. Grim
Miles has gone out with a detachment of,
cavalry to Chuck the mlskina Penile are
fleeing their homes Attacksare madeon
every lnsiu rind the engineers are wearing
boiler iron clothes-as a pmtecsion against
the bullets."
The Englishman drew a packages! clg‘
arettcslmm his pocket and selected one.
which hr' lit. Then he turned rather
abruptly (.u the drummer and laid one
large brown paw on the young man's
shoulder "Srrn." he said, "you give men
had pain If you have any more fairy
storim to tell about this neck of country
pick out a tender-hurt. l‘vebecn punchin
catileon the pennies lor ten years and l
pass you up."
The l'lnglbhmnu resumed his vacant
stare and the drummer want away with.
out paying his bill—Uhieago Herald.
A Japanese Neon.
That “stone walls do not I when make"
is characteristically true oi prisons in Ja
pan. It would be strange ii a peopleso
poetic and unintu- are the Japanese did not
treat crime and criminals in a way difler
ent from any other nation. and inasmuch
as their morality. religion-lid standards
difl'er, from ours. so do their prisons
Among many experiences I can count. none
more gloomy and diapirlting than arisit
paid to an English model prison. The
gray. blank walls; the cold. choc-rims cells;
the solitary prisoners at work at urn-less
tasks-Ah» exerciser ground. with the men
making their daily dreary rounds. the low,
repulsive laws of the criminals and the
stolid inlllflereuce oi the wards-r, with his
bunch of clanking keys. all mmbiae to
leave on the urinal a weary Monaco! some of
the hopeless malts oi advanced civilian
tion. A visit to a Japanese prison leaves
quite other memories
The prison I visited was the large state
prison situated in the outskirts of the
great spreading city of 'l‘oklo. Drawn by
two last runners yoked in the jinriklshn or
small handout. which takes the placeof
cab or carriage in Japan. we sped along
nt the rate at about seven milcaan hour.
through the busy sires-ls oi Tobin. norms
the brorul river, and out into the suburbs
where the lilac blossoms oi the winarla
and the flame colored minutes of flowers 0!
the azaleas were making all the gardens
gay. 0n arriving atthe prison premises
I was struck at once by the lac. that there
were no orrtsirle walls. and that the gases
which led into the large ngden and farm ,
which surround the buildings stood wide
open The prison contained. however will
prisoners—l.bt2 men and no women-auto!
this numlnr mt: men aa‘d 5| women had
been conrmlttell (or robberymvhoudon
Hospital.
A Bait with Isny Pockets.
Thc writer was at his tailor'a the other
day when he saw among the articles oom-
pletedand waitiugto be delivered aault
at light corduroy. "What is that for!” he
inquired. ”For a mining engineer in line
has." waatbe answer. “lie treads some-
thing madeoi the strongest pmnibls mate
rial lor the rough work in which he is arr
gsged The swat singular thing about
that suit. however. is the number at pock-
ets in the cost. How many doyon sup
pose there are? Not Ion than eleven] The
cost. you see. is a track. The outside side
pockets use made double—that in, they
may be described aaoae extremely large
pocket divided into two parts.
fire aka the inside. hopped“; these
eta. aretwo a. or snes,’
mhwmaflapandhmontoholdlt
chard. Then there are two breast kets
ontsidsand two inside on both and
dually a small change picket—eleven in
all. 'l‘beyharl tobnnsdeol‘ certalaslus.
too—perhaps to hold books or something at
that ind. it tookonsworkmaoa whole
day slrnlyto putlntboss poekstal
shonldt ink that wheotbswearergot
them all tilled he would be gantry well
loaded. isonldn’t yonl”-New York 'l'rlb
nus.
Liviaglldallhlellh.
ltthssbellotthepnrpurs ilssbe
hroken.thvrslssssnonthebse olths
animalJnflnnder the Illuaslsndsr.
whitish vein. which contains a yellow
liquor. thnthis llqanrfiappiiadto
no itbseoransnes‘vslymmlns
and purples“ remiss a
naehangeahlaerlasren. Housewives
otllsw masher-dean
cells suekslntkdr
twtmmtwu“mt, "’
or In my
msaatassursd Ines Mthsraeld
nor alsohei alert this juices! the
whalh—lnsarvlwwlnfisslisgsaltar.
.m..
"Hope you're a
well armed. May have ascrnp on your ‘ .
m “f“???
..:: firifi
' who suddenly V flash
on you arrayed in one" of
suits. It will take him all his time to wear thorn on
you know" what that means for the . family pocketbook. ' y
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shears and they won’t look, battered after they
have been vigorously batterediabont the playground. You“
can get no suit that will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
have never been and never will be ofl‘eredufor sale.
our
t. am: *
They
GET THE BIG 4.
Thea-Nectar, 8 o'clock Break-
fast Cofiee, A.&P. Baking Pow-
der and A. &P. Condensed Milk.
‘SHOO”
FREE DELIVERY.
GreatlitPTsaBo.
4| Isis Street. llorwsli. cons.
”Read This!
liv schemes, cullmnlefl and Chen rackets
you can fool all at the people some n thetime.
and more or the people all or the time. but on
can't it all the people all the time. An ha.
dowmc‘ l Policy in the Connecticut General
Life [neurons-e Company is what the people
will have after they have been fooled into buy.
lug er‘hcmc or cheap lmurance. Cheap in-
ntirntlr‘v‘is like cheap money; it ain‘t worth
nruc .
"you want protection for your famil '. or
yourself in case of old age. t a plain de nlte
[Illlf‘y on the endowment 9 an in the Connect-
lr‘ltl‘ General we insurance Corn parry. at "art-
(“I .
S. S. L’Hommedleu
Agenl. Ill Washington St. wrath Norwnlk
Makes an every-day convenience of an
oldotime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpulous core. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kegs makes two large tics. Avoid
ltntlons~and Insist on having tin
NONE SUCH brunt.
HERRELL It SOULB. Syracuse. N. Y.
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Within I Ileana. nvnssu
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talnsienre;
“b” pit delicious
W . .
Painless ” nenfinrv!
lisw Istllod. '
So. llllflllilli llEllTil PlfllllllS.
Over the Post Dillon.
Teeth Filled sud Extracted With-
‘ out Pain.
Teeth Extracted. - as:
Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Mic
arcs“ t...
760 and
e. “ t and low
Cleaning and Polishing. .
Irtlilcisl Ttttll Without Platte.
(CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK.)
Hell of Teeth irons
BEST SET on red rubber.
No better made. no matter how much you pay.
All Work Guaranteed to istbeBsst
cvendngn onccrmsmodntc theses d
the (law. Dr. Y. W. DAlillER. er.
as ly
“mun 7F. FLYNN’
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and ms FITTEB.
lflBBlllli r SPElllilll.
Having taken the tenement underglvc Lil»
m. we Washington street. South horwalk.
fitted it for
lupus
PLUMBING
I respectfully solicit ashare of public patrol»
age. l refer to plumbing l have done for the
past seven years. lnthe employ or W. H. leek-
rr & (‘o All work will have tr.) permnal sup-
ervision, and will be rorn iy executed and
ialiafartinn munitions. H Iv mcalrial (mu
du
The leading fish market of the
city is at
llllNT & ZELllFF’S
3t \VASHING‘I’ON Smear 34.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. Six
hundred barrels of fresh weak
fish, just caught, will be here for
Friday's trade. Also a fine lot of
shad.
HllNT &. lElllET,
34 WISlilIBTllll STREET.
ll." lleekerlt to.
Sanitary. Plumbing
low Pressure Steam Healing
a specialty.
Tlll All] SHEET lllll WORK.
lioi iir Heating. Ranges and Ilsa!-
ing Stores.
Agent for all the Boynion (.‘o 'a sper-iaitlcaand
Florida Boiler
full line of Tie Wars.
5! South Isis It. to. llsrwsli.
L. H; Decker,
l. W N010); mum.
SOUTH NORWALK
DEALER 1N
Wall papers, paints. oils, glues,
coach colors and varnishes.
m-.. a. .M .. a “a...
McCloekey’s liquid wood tiller.
“if... s Combihod chair and stepdadder.
Antits’ materials, carols.
Pictures framed to order.
Paintin ban ' and
K. averting. 8103
”Washing”- llmt. m mus.
I. l. essrrm I. I. unseen
BENNETT it llllSTEll,
illslntbnttalsrwsit.
Monte.
Ditto”.
' PIC!»
LOOK!
Before You leap
1,, is an oldaad tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
will ”do ' well to
look at the bean-
tiful Art Novelv
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc., on exhibition
at the
Sentinel Office.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and gupp-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
oflce, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a.
specialty.
Evrning Seminal,
18
Railroad Place.
Gena.
.. ~-- we ma”...
wantennas
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HMHMT
INN“
HALE
THE DRUGGIST.
‘ lieflsuulnss.
Paper flargtr,talcininsr,l’alstu
Auddealer in
Will PlPEll Mill WRITERS.
lh'ortb Main street. So. Norwau.
raznple books of full line harm at in 0!
Pats-re. Borders and Gilt ”Holdings as to
house-s for inspect ion. on amica- by pram].
raclll Intimates cbmfullv given.
Peat Moss
STABLE “WINE.
Pratt’s Food
JUN"!-
Ground Scrap
. for. thickens.
nvnni inns.
Inquire fortheir Poultry Book,
free.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
waslrday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your in.
bar, and save your clothes ? if
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven't tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine.
With our name on the wrapper.
sun nus .. w, more
wandered. in arriv—
I'I log at a knowledge at
There loci. drown“ “in b.
as mac n
oi man 2...... rent I...
snyotbermpmsde,andltwill,if
sounding to directions, do {our
asmucb work as any other. [laced b
but a very slight advance on
iotioraoup. lrarat' nponchbina’ W,
l. 1.. (Insets a (30..
Philadellthia. Pa.
Norwalk Chronicler