‘1. Wlll, occupy the finesiiiteiof *ofiices-wiii ,the New Theatre
Building, Washington : street. , Will have a desk at I. M. Hoyt’s
l
:pD‘r‘ugl store until then.
H ‘ GEO.
SPECIAL AGENT NEW
til BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
‘ AFTER MARCH let THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 8T.
m
_ liter, or THE stint
owssn users! ll! SMITH N03.
WALK STOCIIItll-llm.
no Calm for Dana-Ills. Bri- Itlll
lath-Marian nr captala George a.
Ian-leI-tlaaal Iaaturva ca-aaetad
whit-Ilsa Voyage Aura-s the an
I-tlc.
The captain and crew of the brig
Georgiana F. Gerry were landed in New
York by the steamship Guyandottemt
the Old Dominion line. They were
caughtinagaleoil Capeliay last Sun-
day and obliged to abandon the brig.
111on was built in Norwalk in 1861.
by George 8. Bell, whose ship yard at
that time was located near Pine Island.
and half of her was still owned here.
Ir. Bell has in his possession the
agreement for the building of the vemcl.
made October 15.1860. and signed by
George B. Bailey asagentfor the owners.
The managing owners were Joseph &
Thomas Webster. of New York. and
wrong the original Norwalk stockholders
were Dr. Samuel Lynes. James Flynn.
Henry D. Lee and William I].
Ferris. all of them dead. and
Henry F. Guthrie, E. K. lock-
wood and Cluster F. Teller. The Gerry
was brig rigged, built of oak and chest-
nut, furnished largely from Mr. Guthrie's
saw mill at Silver Mine. Her length of
keel was one hundred feet; breadth of
beam. twentyfive feet six inches; depth
of hold, ten feet. It appears by In
agreement that the contract price for the
vessel was in the neighborhoid of $12.
000. Mr. Bell was bound in the sum of
“lilo fulfill his part of the contract.
and was to pay 835 a day for every day
mvessel was detained beyond May 1,
1M1. Gatmtiana 1". Gerry. after whom
the vessel was named. was the lady-love
of Thomas A. R. Webster, now his wile.
Thelaunching oi the vessel was a gala
occasion in South Norwalk. Mini Gerry
memorialined the event by presenting the
stockholders with a handsome silvercup.
which. untilayear or two ago. was in
their-mien of Mr Tollee. At the re
quest of lira. WebIter. who wrote to
Captain Bell. the cup was returned to
her.
The Gerry made her first voyage in
IN]. sailing from New Bedford for
Ham, France. with a largo of oil. She
was in command of Captain Bailey. the
founder of Whistleville. now more polit --
ly Mgnated' as Splingwood. She
made the trip across the ocean in eight-
een days, which was considered remark
ably quick time for a sailing vessel. The
captain ran away with the vessel. so to
speak. taking her to the Mediteranean.
thence to the West ladies. and back to
Liverpool. pocketing the proceeds of thr-
very profitable voyages until Captain
Webster crossed the Atlantic, ran Baib-y
down and took the host any from him.
Alter that the Gerry paid well. proving
a very profitable investment for the stock
holders.
Captain Bailey returned to South Nor-
walk and subsequently disappeared. de-
aertirig his wife and son.
ll! PLEADED l’lll LBNIBNCT.
Milton lac-pea with the Light Bea-
tanee at [If-na- loathe.
George Starr, the lots". pleaded guilty
in theerirninal superior Court yesterday.
and was sentenced to tifmn months in
:
OFFICEEs
AT 1. M.
r
UP AT llAll'fllllll.
What Was beau Iaaterdayla tlra Ilaaaa
of Representatives.
Tld House narrowly escaped being
withoutaquorurn yesterday. No brui-
near could have been done had not
Speaker Brooks voted. The most import-
tant matter was the Consolidated road
bill for permission to increase its capital
starch to stoo,auo.ooo. Chairman Rock-
well of the Railrliad committee suggest-
ed that it be made the special order [or
next Wednesday. Judge Wood, Hale
and several former members desired poet'
punt-meat to a week from Wednesday on
the ground that they wanted stiflieienl
time to familiarize themselves with the
measure. (loan, of Milford. urged
speedy action, saying the bill was
open and honest in‘ its purpose.
It concealed no wildcat scheme such as
that of Mclmd. who had attempted to
control railroad matters in New England
and had come down with a dull thud.
The amendment to postpone to a week
from Wednesday wu defeated. Thus
the Consolidated wins the first skirmish,
although there was no full disclosure of
strength on either side. llutchkiss, of
New Haven, oilerrd an amendment that
alter the Consolidatrd had issued $95K».
000 of stock. fares be made uni'orm
throughout the system.
The Military committee reported no-
favorably the bill authorizing the quar-
ler—mnster general to issue muuleload-
ing markets toG. A. R wars. on receipt
and bond by the latter. The committee
thought the authority lacking. Members
who believed otherwise and were desir~
nus ol slmking on the subject being ab~
sent, the report was ”committed.
Rrpirts by the Judiciary mini-nitric
were: Favorable on Br-urdsli-y’s hill re.
lining to civil Common Pleas court 0'
Fairlirlll County. Favorable on the bill
allowing ‘50!) additional traveling ex-
prmes to Supreme and Sup-tint mun
jungfl. Unlavurahh- on bill permitting
the Sunday sale of meats and lruit-o Un-
favorable on bill providing for election ol
County thrmmrseiv-ieis by the pmplc :ind
proviling for minority h'prert'uuillou on
those [wards
The urmmiltce recommended a substie
lute bill pl’ui‘ltllnu that the present Gen
eral Amerrrirly shall appoint one cumtiiia
sinner to hold otficc for four years. anxl
that quudnenally then-after it shall at»
point three for four yearsmnly twoof
whom shall be of the entire po itical
party. This is a coni'essu-ritotlwmt
nority representation him. in bile lmving
the appointing power with the tit-new!
Assembly.
The Fairlield county IPpI’t rentalin a in
mucus yrslr-rduy uflr'rizwu rvt'iirrsltlef-
ed their action of last work lllvll dtcrdni
to insist that the long term ful' county
commissioner be given W. (I. “will.
Walsh and Tourney were before the
Federal Relations commute» to lril'ol’
the bnl increasing letter carrier; pay.
llouhbau'u substitute erernpting jails
from the bill requiring convict made
goods to be branded was favored in corn
mitten by Representatives Count and
Turn“? and er Cumriiissiuner Johnson.
IORTI'ARY RECORD.
Deaths Ierorded In "to To us t‘lrrh‘a 0f-
lee During the South of lierrurhrr.
The following is a rmiird ol the deaths
filed in the town clerk's other during the
uronth of January:
Lecitwoou,‘=——7+—
Yllllll LIFE lNSllllANBElillMl’ANY.
HOYT’B,’ SOUTH NORWALK.
LlllE WINS THE FIGHT.
Ills lUCll-TALKEll-Ol’ ENCOUNTER
WlTll BRADY. 0P STAII’OII).
.r
Sher"! Clarkaon's Danatlaa Prevent the
'larle Boat from Tall-g Place In [alr-
Ialrl County-flatworm are and I”
con-«that Iporta Ovaaa the law York
Ilate “no lat. llyo to sea the "Go.”
The much-talked-of fistic bout between
Ed. Brady, ol Stamford. and Barry
lane. of Bridgeport. announced to come
ed in Stamford last night, took place
across the New York slate line. The
change in the protramnie was caused by
Shorilf Clarkmn making known hxsin-
tention to prevent the light from taking
place in Fairfield county. The scene of
the contest was (ileaaon‘s Hall at Rye. a
budding formerly used by the Consolidat-
cd road as a depot, where. at 11:30
o'clock, between 300 and 400 Connecticut
sporting men had assembled at 83 a head
for admission, a large portion of them
being from Norwalk.
' The light was to a tinisb with four-
ounce gloves. for the lightweight chain
pionsbip of the state, a purseof$l1l00
and gate receipts. Brady weighed In at
136 pounds, and was seconded by Wil-
liam Sheridan and ll. Conlon, of Bridge-
port. Lane balanced thr- scales at 131
pounds, and was hacked by Mike Gilles
pic, of Bridgeport, and llte Williams.
formerly of Norwallt. George Sanford.
of Bridgeport, acted as refuse. although
there were loud calls for Dan ilcluty is.
of So itu Norwalir Frank Steele. of the
Brideport Sunday Herald, was tune
keeper.
Aflcr a very clever “go" of fifteen
rounds Brady threw up the spurge. llia
b-fr shoulder hall income very llllllt‘ and
gainful and one of his eyes wasimdly
implored. L'itnl came an nithout a
scratch. The mm try ruum!’ was alter
this fashion:
Round l.—Tlie round opened With both
men sparring Caullomly. Lane rushed
Brady to the ropes and landed With his
li'll ur- jaw. lira-ly c-nuntvred on Lane's
«is. ltournl ended in n clinch.
Round 2 —Lttne lauds heavily on
Brady's jaw and K' to one on the nth in
return. '1 hey cln ch, separate and clinch
again. Laue lands on Brady's rock and
gets a haul one on “ll‘ bend. Lane
rush-s Brady tn the rcpt-s, getting in no
pun rind rtnrrraclr
Bound 3,—Braly spms cautiously for
in opening. boils for Line's THCt‘ and
{tin our- in the stomach Brady rs forced
number of
and marked lit at
as we represent éjiftlicm.
PllllllNAl. AND SOCIAL
Pleasant Parser-DI- Ahaat Oar and
other Mia's Meals.
E.C.Whitoey,aaouof thelateE. '1'.
Whitney, who has been in Australia \
about three years, will sail for Amelia
next Wednesday. accompanied by hi
witeandtao children. They willcome
bomebyway of Europe. arriving hers
about April 15, thus completing a air
cult of the globe. During llr. and Ira.
Whitney’s residence in Australia their“
two children wrrn born to them. The
family will reside in Norwalk. occupying
the borne at No. 32 West avenue.
lliaa Edith Lowe. a teacher in the
Franklin street school. received a tele-
gram yesterday afternoon. announcing
the serious illness of her sister. She left
for her home in Courtland, N. Y., this
morning.
A surprise party was given lilies Sadie
Lynch at her home, 8 North street. last
night. Dancing was the order of the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood. Jr.. of
New York, are spending a week with
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Cox, Rotou Hill.
Mrs I". S. Morehouse and herdaughter
Mildred. of South Norwalk. are visiting
Mrs. C. B. Ballard—Danbury News.
lluberts. Mitchell will entertain the
Independent Social club at No. 87 West
street tonight.
Attorney hvi Warner. of Norwalk,
left town yesterday for Kansas ona busi-
ness trip.
A Phl'l I’llll SENATOR Slll'lillm.
on of Hill.
-—-—-OO
1f
patteowdy. in quaplgty spill variety of
, I'll an ’ng rave ever
offered. I have more than
20.030 ROLLS
AND OVER
500 PATTERNS
fynm which to make your selec-
tion I bought about two months
ago some 15.000 rolls to be ship-
as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and I
cordial'y invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. If it is not
convenient for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you with samples and esti-
mate on your work. Now is a
good time to have your work done
rltrnmiiil‘iiiiiinn
lllll mums
by thorough mechanics.
[varying in the Pain line.
E. E. Gorham,
8. I fir-t Qt... hatpWovI-Il f9"
r
Vlllitll. Foil unsrllsl.
' HE Iterative Committee of the Sunni“-
lie-pita] Asuncion"; wishes to recon
small home. cotta e or sonar-lt— ll‘lOIlllIl da
Imusmahuulse in? apatite! tgirpo-es. flilllllr-
. G. l i'll'l ',
5 ll. “'A'i’lil‘x‘e. l. 3”?“
1.1 xsvuosru "mm-""-
ill-Washington 813-79
BARGALVN IN
writ PAPERS.
He is Appointed la-uvarrce Cal-Illaslaa-
or by (lova- nor Morris.
Governor Morris has appointed ex~Sen-
slur John S. Seymour. of Nurwalk. lu-
sumnce Commissioner. "
A Cgaonoe:st;lelw: Tunyer.
(Retrial to Tim sunset.)
Summit». February ill—The town
trraauuer, Robert Swartwout. received
in this morning's mail a letter postmark-
ed New York. bearing no signature, but
enclosing a it 000 treasury note. and
asking that it be placed to the credit of
the town for the taxes of was There is
no clue to the sender and it is snpposrd
to he conscience money.
“mm-73:73.7.
in the Civil Superior Court. yesterday,
the juiy rendered a verdict in the mof
the Norwalk Gas company vs. the Bar-
ough of Norwalk. for the defendants.
llllt'ft‘ IITEIIILS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
I210.
PllllTlllli, PlPEll-lllllfilllfi llll)
[u lllt' ropes and clinches to avoid pun-
ishment. Round ends in Lane's favor.
Round 4.——Bnrtt_v tritium up smiling.
Lane lands on Emily‘s fit and grts in
return right and lefttm pm amlstumsch.
in: y clinch. Round envln with sharp in
lighting.
lbrnnd 5 —Lane ruslws Brody to rope»
litany lands a hunt right hamlet on
Line's ribs. Lann- Chisel counters on
Brady":- b-lt eye and stomach.
Rullllll 6.-le‘ comes up fie-sh, while
Brady hunks worm-«l. lrine rosin-s Brady
to his mrru-r. ll'ltlln wtih It'll and lands a
pill [lg-“l on jun. Round t'lltlrtl with
lulu spa-mug.
Round 7. — Brady is fumed tollre ropes
lunv lands repeatedly on Brady's jaw.
Lane cleverly ducts a vicious right hand
swing and lands on Brady 3 clirst.
Round {L—Lnru- lands on neck and
toxins Brady to the mpes. lie get» in
nxam on the iii-ck and chest and Brady
Children to mold pun'bh l ml.
lb-uud it. ~l‘lrzi-ly s in ft eye is pulled
and he lrlt Himmler badly cur. Very
ltltlr- lirhring mm tlunv ltr llllrl round.
Hound ill—Thin was the liarilrst round
of all. limdy nluxgrrrtl [one with a
ham] right-llamll-rnn the x beer and male
n Vicious swing fur the J IW. lune gut in
giving vhcm mom The action was
brought by the Gas company for dam-
ages to their piper. loss of gas. etc. . dur-
ing the construction of the borough sew-
t'l system in the years 1987 8. The vet-
dict is rather a surprise, as it was
thought that the Gas cornpany would get
something.“ not all the “meter" called
for. ._ r_‘“._“__ ~____
In Annie-lilo aatlla-ent Reached.
The trouble between the Pints! Tell»
graph company and a number of Banga-
tuck property owners who oppose the
erection of pubs in fmnt of their proper-
ly. in in protestant amicable settlement,
says the Bridgeport Farmer. The West-
purl relectrn- n heard the parties in inter-
est. Nothing definite has yet been ar-
rived at. but the telegraph company will
probably be allowed to erect its poles
without onslai'ion. with. huwever. a
slight deviation in the course of its line.
trunnion.
L. H. Decker,
79 Infill-{tea 5L. Se. Now-II.
on; All rrnuwuén
IN THE
CDIIEBTIGIIT GElEllli llTE
IlllllllllBE Illlll’lll,
As you will Bulb‘s- by reference to its annual
stateme t they made large gains In
Assets. Surplus. lumber oi Poli-
cies. Amount of Internet.
S. S. L’Hommedieu.
Agent. lll Washington St. Scrub Norwalk.
suunoi‘i.” its. 25m.
Free 1
n. Iii-al- t'llllwa. .
J. II. Liabl. For... has promised toaive Free I
1'08.
“and ovenconrs,’ f0
NORWALK and ISOUTH NORWALK.
stock for this season 01- ‘
191: this week?
Sale
Dress Goods.
ll yards 40 inch Flannel for 19¢.
1 yard Striped or Plaid Flannel for 19c.
1 yard % inch Henrietta in solid colors
or black. for 190. ‘
I yard changeable Dress Goods for tile.
1 yard Plush tor We.
4 yard- Serge Challies for We.
2 yarr'a best Dues Gingham for We.
3 yards fancy Gimp for 19¢.
2 yards fancy Gimp for the.
/ omeslics.
/
( the tidy} . yards Silkoline; value l2§c
yard.
19c boys 2
value 12+: yard.
19c buys 3 yards Linen Toweling. 20
inches wide; value We yard. I.
19c buysl yards Calico; choim from
entire stock, including Indigo blue.
black. fancy. etc: value ’ilc and 8c yard
the buys 20 dozen Shell Papers; others
get 3: dozen.
2539c buys 1 yard Table Damask; value
We buys 4 yards Atlantic unbleached
lluslin; value 301'.
19c boys 1 fancy bordered
l‘owrl: an.» 41.1%. value 25.- each.
19:: buys ! Window Curtain; value
31' each.
“in boys ‘2 yards Shining Cheviot:
Villtlsfiflé'? ynnl.
it! ~ buy: 3 yards bet Apron Gingham;
value Sc yard.
Husxery.
. . . . i
2mm. standing or turn down linen?
yards Outing Flannel:
Huck
1 pair Genra' linen Cull». line quality',l
‘3 pair Gents' seamless Unzip, Vit- quolifi
'3'. fnr l9“,
2 .mr Child's black in...» for is». I
l BuyJ Silk “'inrlsnr Tip for l9c. ;
l pair L'uiirs’ fzmt black.
heavyweight. ilk.
1 lot 25 dozen Gents' Shirts and
Drawers—Drummera' samples. sent to
seamless v,
urine from 250 to 61'; choice this lot
during this sale. We cacti.
llo Ions. }
6 packages Toxic-i Paper for file. i
4 rolls perforated Toilet Paper for ilk. ;
5 inur- cakes good Tulle! Svap fur ilk.
‘1 have Swan Down l'orlet snap. it
rains III box. for tile. ' 2
3 vakm oi any of our large line of tinc'
it]? Tub-l .‘l n. for llk.
Elli-reel oi \‘rrting Paper and Envel-
rpr-s- lor We,
2 boxes l2§c Paper and Envelopes for
lilo.
1 box Wood or l’lush covered Paper
anti Elll'r'lups’fi for! my.
i value 30c.
Collars [or l9i'. . I
for 19 x ; p
rmer price _
o Goods never‘sdltl at that pri fi'
a _. " and you will find the guilds
Comstock Bro»
—.—.*———-—
r
. MRS. DOUBTFUIr—Why, where did you get that for such a price?
MWVCEMAlN—Did you not see the advertisement at the SOUTH NOB'u‘ 'I BOSTON STORE. altering this at
Choice of our large annulment of i
Ladies' 251: white Handkerchiefs. in
plain, initial or scallop border for 19c;
each. l
5Children‘sor Gents’ lain white or’
fancy bordered Handkerc left; for 19c. l
3 pair white. black or drab 5-hook;
Corset Steels fill 190.
1 pair Ladres' lit-re Supporters. with1
Mrs. Daubtful to Mrs. Certain.
SATURDAY AFTERNllllN, FEBRUARY Illlh, [893.
MRS. DOUBTFUlr-Yes, but did not pay much attention to it, but I am golng bottle and look that bill over again.
CONSEQUENC‘B—Mrs. Doubtful goes home. finds bill. reads
bill. gets a bill of good large amount from her better
half. (taken for granted she is married). and then starts right ed for the South Norwulk Boston Store.
83 Washington Street.
_ begins Saturday, February 18. and lasts one week. This is the first 19c sale we have had in many a day, so look
this bill over carefully, and come early, for we intend to make it the;th one we have ever had.
19c buys 2 decorated splashers, val
13c each. , ,
19c buys 3 Rockingham Flower Pots,
value 12c each. '
19c boys 1 fine decorated Spittoon,
value 3%.
190 buys 1 fancy Glass Syrup Cup,
value 25c.
19c buys half-dorm: China Butter
belt. black or white. 19: pair. v Dishes, decomml, value 36c. _ _
2 pair Children's Side Elastic, black orl 19c buys 4 decorated China Fruit
white. tor the. Saucers. value tile.
3 spools best 100 yard Sewing Silk. any!
color. for 19¢ l
13 ipi vols best Buttonhole Twist for 190. f
5 papers best Plus for 19c. L
3 Imports. one of each site. best Salety’
Pins, for 19¢. i
1 Child's Corded Waist for 19c.
Kitchen Depanmenl.
As we have mid before. this stock is
far too large. ON THIS ACCOUNT
we are giving the unusual vulnes you
will notice helliw.
l9c buys 1 Granite ware Sauce Pan.
valtri- 30c.
l9c boys 1 Black Walnut Shelf Brack
er, value 30c.
19c boys I fancy painted Crumb Brush
mil Tray. ‘alni- '2'.»
We buy: 1 Dinner Pail. value 25c.
lilo buys Glass Lamp. complete.
value 30c.
l9: buvs one 60foot Cotton Clothes
Lin», Ynlltr‘ 33:.
Ill: boys 4 cake» best Stove Polish.
19c boys 2 Root Scrub Brushes. value
50 with.
l9r’buys 1 Potato Masher and Rolling
in. value 25c.
19c boys 2 of our 1.1- Scrub llflL-illl‘s.
it» buys l Rnynl I)tlll)¢‘f. value 25v.
lit: buys one ll quart Dish Pan, value
29c.
19c buys one 5 quart Slew l‘au, value
19c.
l9c buys 2 decorated China Bono'
Dishes. value Lille
19c buys ‘2 decorated China Cups and
Saucers. value 30c.
19c buys one 12~liole Muflin Pan,
value 29c. ’
19c buys one dquart Gelatiue Mould.
valui- 30c.
19c buys 2 Milk Pans, value 28c.
19c buys one 3 leg Bamboo Table,
value 25¢.
19c buys l Bamboo Paper Rack. value
35 cents.
19c buys 4 decorated China Salt
Shakes. value 30c.
19c buys l fancy Vinegar Cruet.
l‘Jc buys one doz-n Tumblers, value
40c.
19‘ buys 5
Iain» Il‘x'.
ill..- lmys 1 extra quality Lunch Basket,
value- 30c.
lll.‘ buys one 1.") inch Meat Plotter.
Gin-as Sauce Dishes,
Hh~ bugs 1 large lint-kineham Teri Pot. ‘
29c buys 1 extra quality' Broom. value pp
300. >
19c buys 1 decorated China Vegetable
Dl‘tll. value 27x:
l‘Jc buys lilecornted Cup, Saucer and
Piotr. vultu- 3.30. 4
19c lmys 2 handsome Vases. value 29c.
19: buys l decorated French China
)lilk l‘itrhr-r. value 300.
l'Jr buys one Japanese \anl Ornament, i ‘
value 330.
19c huy~ argued [Tatum-fr. value 25c.
l9 ‘ buys a L’Iilltl Hatchet. value 25c.
lib- bny 5 ball IlIIZl‘n Swim, silver
plated ul‘er white metal. vaii c.
And so we could keep on but would have to buy The .‘i-minel entire to counter
ate everything so draw the line llvrt- by -a}inu tho-ream lots. of gum bargains in
Currie early for some of the aln-vr will b.
"5 to Oh" my ' ““3"”! "r W" in store for those who visit our ahire dorm: the Ill-x! Week
SUP begins S-rtur-iziy, February 18 h and ends \‘ntunlay evenimr. February 25th.
'snl-l nut llleldt‘ of three days.
«no. vas Al.§'l‘l’l\’l~), Proprietor,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
[flit fter this date our store will be closed on Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
ever-rims at 6 ill-hick. Open on Monday. \l’evlnwloy and Saturday evenings
Now. is " ,
the Time!
-—-~-¢w_
[WIN lllllll “TIME.
2 Laura—Bighorn lve.
n. 3. SMITH. a
. v. )1. ll. . , ., . . BOUSEWO-‘1’i‘ ”i
the SW prison. Sh" addressed the J ’ ‘ ltertha F. Bu-kman.N ll it w on Brady nrrlrs and forch Brady [0 the . lllk m “u. “’0'. "1me on Monday ”BUTTON GL' “WES. ‘ 600d Lots . . .
m... ..... new-um ..... .. '5‘ . mung... .. , . 3.2‘:."....‘:f'.‘.'..{'l‘.‘l.l?§l.t‘.’.’i;'.i':.;.':.”.‘.’f.'§ "n... m... m. .. m in .... “ " This Will he the biggest week at the season to
had a mother seventy years of age who ~~ r». "min it. ('Umlllm‘l.x . be timed ”radium-“vim“..mm wt... lecture room at 37 Chestnut street. Woodwam ave-
needed h'I support. lle also pleaded for " 7 if." 3.‘:u\'llllii;na.t;N..,.:; : ninrz‘llli’ "K." Mr» pow hopeless.I “is South Norwalk. As llr. Light‘s addresses . buy Flannels chea'l
" 77~ oils are re. .. H ', . . .-.. . . . . . .
WWW"; ‘fi‘fimflfiflfii ~ . .. a... u... 1...... x. . 1'. 7.1."..Z‘:".’.i.’..."°.“:::f..:'."..‘fKlimt“; yfigmflggfififix 9 line Luis ‘
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