NOW” 1mm.
"NCIS &
Store Open Every Evening.
CO. ’5,
o.NorwaIk.
Bruss ls ~ Carpets
oleutns,
ilhIna and Japanese liattings,
Shades and draperies.
——-—-—oso——————
A. Dickerman 8L Son,
84 WASHINGTON; STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Pontoons TlllllElll IIIIIsIIIs
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
Wearesuccesaful inpleasing themassesatalltimes. You
will be pleased when you buy a can of the Golden Gate Sugar
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise. containing all of the.
frosbnessofthemorningdew. It ouhavenottriedthmndoso.
All previous quoted ‘ he with numerous others.
Wenremakingabigrunallalongt lino. Catchon?
CHARLES Em SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
I
W" “mum 1 cents.
MllalaamAl-anaalsw'l‘w-msrrww.
aTlh'hl'lnd‘W 1““???
mm Israla Vacuum
he
snoworralnln
lasatobspartlyclosdyandwarmer. preceded
hyrnlnursnowaudl‘nllnwedbyclsarlu.
WORLD'S FAIR coarser.
l'wrtnsleasl’opalar latent Isaak-eta
thl'wwnsllsrwalk
New. Books.
grades used in our pub-
either new or second .,
IWe also buy
second-Hand Books
_ mldhe'Diatrict if they are“
'hif'condition.
'. <I:f*‘-‘-f
. OornellaElwood Center.
- lvendequ-ankll
Flinn. Center
W 0
Ma let) Go
35;. , ' l’rankaI.Cran
Josie Geller Franklin
.ll. PlaIsted ..
.rl
V Ills! nnIePa
fii‘Washlnzton St. use... a.
SOUTH NORWALK
_. All. PAPEBIW
White Lead,
ilils,
retainer
'
are;
.—
‘a
m
50-
335%?
..=E!.sll3§§§§
n.llltAlA’l'lc ”01368.
nsatrleal In Which Mal-g
People Will be Internet...
Newton Beers, who is to appear at
the Opera How in “141st in Iondcn"to~
morrow night, is a well-known and pow-
Wwflmlfllo
-rscoveringiromassvereattackot pneu-
mania.
ingtonatreet.
Windham" will he held at the truck
hornets-night, beginning and” sharp.
'13 Tumday nightat one.” accommodate
those attending the Epworth league
rally.
at work today getting out the trams for
General Nehou Taylor‘s new home on
I Crescent Terrace.
'3' verylowinpric‘s;
ilOllTIl NOI'ALI.
'l‘kespringtsrmdthelerrillhuainem
Thwmnuahwm
‘ I’cistwithaeamolsoaltor’; Bertrand smortnpmmamlatohsmd.
Brothers.
GenresW. Mulligan-new
W. J. FosterisnegotiatlngwitbA.G.
—-Euter novelties at lane's. in Wash-
The final rehearsals! "Thel'kogaol
A special train will leave Danbury.
J. R. Raymond bass gaugofmen
—Pure codes with purecream,bc. a
cup.depot restaurant. Openall night.
commune-mew acumen
has been obliged to give up his drug
business in New York city, and. with his
wile, has returned to South Norwalk.
The contributions to Tel Seaman‘s
' fund for liquidating the debt on the
Brooklyn tabernacle amounted to Old.
3 This amount was iovwarded last Satur-
‘.- day to Rev. Dr. Talmsge.
A large number of people listened to
the concert by the Norwalk Iron Works
band. Saturday evening. in front of the
at stores of E. J. Wodhams and the New
York cash grocery.
—The new Easter goods at lane‘s are
Rev. 0. Aplta, pastor of the German
church. christened the little daughter oi
Mr. and Airs. Ferdinand Kimmuch. of 50
VanZandt avenue. yesterday afternoon.
Her name in Katharina.
“The Frogs of Windham" will be pre—
sented at Nuaic Hall to-morrow night
and the two {allowing nights. Although
thesalecl seats has been large. there
are many desirable ones left.
John llulvey was arrested on Union
street. Saturday alternoon. for drunken-
nessandbreaohoi the peace. He was
carried to the lookup in Special Olllcer
Knapp's express wagon. Justice liar-
rett found him guilty and lined him '5
and costs. which his wife paid.
)iim Emily Archer. whohad been ill
her lather in Brooklyn, Saturday night.
theJennings residence. 60 West street.
tor several years. and seriously sick for
the past few weeks. died at the home oi
of consumption. Miss Archer was a
sister of thelate In. CharlesE. Jen-
nim. and for several years lived at
larnishes,
Brushes,
Glass,
:llixed Paints,
rrfuldramatlc actor. In the roster of
hiscompany may beseen the names or
severalwelleknown actors; notably, )lim
Katellomalne. who plays"Tlddy Drag-
glethorp." )lhs Bomsinewasthe origi-
nalofthisreuurkable character in Air.
Beers’llew York productionoltheplsy.
It. Lora Addison Clift, whoissub—smrr-
edwith lir. Beers. is anartist entirely
worthy ol the place amigned her. A.
"NellleArmrrIyd’ahe wins the sympw
thlesofhersudlsnceat theilrstand
holds them with her to the end.
Tommy White. who appears In the
principal comedy role of “ijqu
Blinksr.”ha comedian of rare ability.
The "Ilauvalss Home” oi the play is
Walterllolmm. Inllolmeslsa hand-
some young fellow. and as "Gilbert
Pastherstous.”hsmakmasssesllsatlutl
for'tlob."tbs have oi the play. Il-
Anslrlauraflook is a sprightly little
souhrstts and introduc- hsr clever
dancing gratuities in a most pissing
manner. Threats! the characters ct
thsplayarslaeapablshands. The dia-
m'wmmounmvm be
ainllhoms.
~Besr quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Lane' s.5! Washington street-
The Crolut & Knapp Co.. of South
Norwalk. Conn. who have been making
the United Stats letter carriers'hslmets.
and abo the regulation police helmets
for many years. have been very menus-
ful. and their mixtures. and shapes. and
helmets have proved reliable in every
way. so users department lnall the prim
clpal citlrsofthecountry look to them
each season for their cumin—American
Batter.
~11Ie third annual ballof the llunyadl
[Tunguska Benefit society will be held at
the new ball on lechanic street. Ionday
evening. April 3. Ticket twenty-five
club. lluliu by Emails” band.
oi New York.
Williamllsatoabseamssoiatsreams
lntrltingmsdbls metal-ea
thedepotplatformJlatsl'dayaltsrnoon.
that he did not notice the no train,
whichhesapsctsdtotaketorludgedsld.
when it pullsdswsy fromths station
llamadearsabforths last ear. me-
wasaotas yousgas basssd tobs.aad
attarnnetngssrsral yuds lstgo. thm
mvlnghlmsslfirombriugdraggsdllfll
hhmmnmfivslahwwcs-
dart-immutable MM
thsuowasdhssssetlsmpstlarsllsss
nu... " wheat as used at
the a rslssetwesswral
m “”0”“
materiallmssd mm
mum“ ”when
TheGermaula fingerbund will hold
theirannual slecflonoi oflcersto-rncn’
’I‘hsssml-anntulmsstlngottheY. W.
QT. U. will heheldoo-movrowsvenlng
at'lrwmtllrs. G. 1'. Watsrs'. Ev
msmhsrisrsqurst'dtoattend. is
...... no... .....
rutannnt. (hindsight. ,,_ .
George II. Wood. mlmman for the
WWWWWIIMIM.IIIII
whosleepslnthe factory. uttered it is
examiningthecontentsola tin box at
thesate. Woodmwitwas no one em-
ployedattheworksand started for the
man. whomer and fired a revolver
athimwithout silent. They had a se-
vere tmls for ten minutm, when the
ahohand Wood's cries were heard by
people in the vicinity. one 01 whom,
Charles I". llncb. rushedtohisa-btancs.
TheburglarthrewWoodolandescaped.
The only thing missing from the bottling
factory w“ a revolver, the same one
whichthe burglar shot at Wood.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Budget at Items Prom the
muesli-tn.
Willie,son of Fred Taylor. of the
Gazette. is quite sick.
The Courtof Barge-ea will hold their
monthly meeting to-nigbt.
E. R. Benedict rode from Norwalk to
Stamford yesterday on time.
Mrs. John Weyerhaueer. of Union
Place, is moving to Harbor avenue.
Fred B. Scolleld. oi Summer street.
hasoompoeodapiece at music entitled
"The Waltz Song."
President John D. Kimmey. ot the
Norwalk lions Railroad company.hns
asked for bids for equipping the road
withcashregisters.
—-The lsdiesof Grace church serve a
luncheon from 12 until 2 o‘clock Wed-
nesday. April 5, In the vacant room
under the Norwalk club.
'I‘hesummary oi the Weekly Record
tor the current week shows four real
estate sales in Norwalk. and mortgages
amounting to 08.950.
Chief of Police Dann arrested Ruben
Angelo, an ltalian,ou Wall am: this
morning for drunkenness. Heisnow
in the lockup sobering up.
President Kimmeypf the Nora-alk and
South Nora-alk street railway company.
is considering a proposition to place open
cars on the line this summer
-—A rare treat in in store for lovers of
scenery and song next week in the First
Congregational church. Philip Phillips
and his talented son will take their audi-
ence "Around the World in a Chariot cf
Sons"
’I'hehlll for the establishment of a
manual training school in Norwalk will
eomeuplora hearing before the com-
mittee on education at Hartford, on
Tuesday next. at 2 p. m.
John Benton and 0. II. Holmes have
asurveyor at work staking oil building
IItaon Centeraveuue. intherearof llr.
Bouton's residence. The old building
will be either moved away or torn down.
Driver John Lockwood. oi the Winnl~
pauk branch of the street railway. movv
ed hh furniture to Bridgeport Saturday.
Airs. Inckwood will reside with her
daughter in Bridgeport and Ir. lock-
wood will stay there when not at work.
I". Gordon llaade. who is drilling a
company or Ridgefisld amateurs to pro
duce the melodrama "Escaped {mm
Bing Bing." is meeting with splendid-Itc-
benefitcttheRldpfisldoperahouss
”themes“.
Ito. 10.1. 0. 0.17.. arerequested to meet
at the lodge room at III.) Tuesday
morningdoattsndthefnnaral oiourlats
brother. Harm Gilbert. which takes
placeathls late home at Wilton. Per
0.
Thsdlsplsy madeby We» m at
fashioninliorwalkwas not so marked
yesurdaymlthasbssnlasomeprevlc-
M“ I“ wlaltbslmbartlsulh then-diets a. M ted! and Ir mail-star. The bright “Ahmlflilllmt ,
ntqusaadaaspptuaebablsm ‘ aluminum-drama
and emanate-moane- ”“Wfl Trams-Ingram“... “mite-opened 2:373:
”Dearth“ auras. ”Ha: It. first he...“ wm’ 1": "h" “ "MM“MM'M" Medusa. llslsolsriag new and
almonds-humanism '1 W n c. rumors... smut-s hue-tum do or we.
care. Theptsuswlllksplndnssdiwth‘.
9‘
«The membersotOnr Brothrn'lodgsn
. mum-amusemen-
- The Entre Nous Banjo club will mat
I o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
M.‘l‘lutEastersm'viosotthaYopng)’ao: Friedman.
Memuchsatun Endeavor“ m
the Ilorwalk gongrsgatlonal church last
evening. vise led by AndrewV. Heath.
His Hands Gregory preshled at the
M0- ______
The colored quartstte from the Yale
Theological wheel who mng plantation
songsand made addrsmss at the Norwalk
church about two months
ago,will be at the chapel again Thursday
night.
Some children set tire to the dry grass
on the hillside back of the old buildings
on Brock street. ymterday. andthebnild-
ings were threatened with destruction.
The police were notified. and Chiei Dann
eatingunhcd the llamas without turmng
in an alarm.
Persons whoare subject to atheks of
bilions colic can almost invariably tell,
by their Toolings, when to expect an at-
tack. If Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrbma Remedy istaken as soon
as these symptoms swear. they can
ward on the disease. Such persons
should always keep the remedy at hand.
ready for immediate use when needed.
Two or three doses 01 it at the right time
will save them much sutlering. For sale
by (I. C. Sullaon’ . druggrs' t.
SUNDAY BALI. PLAYING.
A Relay Oa-a m:- Ava-Io Brok—
en up by a Quarrsl.
Burgess William liclullen did not
carry out. yesterday. the promise he rep
cently made to Warden Sloan that he
and his son, Baililf William McMullen.
Jr.. would preserve the peace on Sun-
days in the vicinity of Beldeu and
l-‘rankhn avenum. During the after-
noonanoisycrowd of young man and
hoysengagedina game oi baseball on
the Union factory lot. greatly to the an-
noyance oi Sabbath observing people
living in that neighborhood. Me. No
Ilullen parsed near thelot while thegame
wasinprugvess.butitcannotbelcarned
thathe remonstrated with the players_
It issaid that the game broke up ina
quarrel. and that the crowd adjourned
toths river bank to light it out. The
patrollingof the streets referred to on
Sunday could not possibly be as damag-
ing to property owners in that vicinity
as the noisy demonstration witnessed
there yesterday.
llflWAl'l'ilIb‘.
A. L Kendrick has moved to South
Alain street. South Norwalk.
J. Beardsleyand son. of Champaign.'___
III. are spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. E. ii. White. Prospect Heights.
Ira. Vincent Collyer, who has been
spending the winter in New Ilaven. has
returned to her residence on (fonts-ate
meat Island.
Captain Smith Petty. of East Nor-talk,
and ex Sheriff Robert L. Petty. who has
just returned fmm SavannaII.(la.. where!
hospent the winter. have been visiting
their sisters. Ira. John and Mrs. Richard
L'Hommedieu.
III-v. l-'. W. Crowder preached his
famwell sermon last evening in the
Methodist church. the seating capacity
of the church being tested to Its fullest
“Heaven." The Baptist people united in
the mice. and Rev. C. (l. Cullen assist—
ed. )lr. Urowder has been pastor of the
church for a year and his congregation
has become greatly attached to him. The
church is nearly free from debt and is In
a very prosperous condition.
Painters lav III-nah..-
Acall at the Booth Norwalk IlIIslon
Store cannot fail tomeal the fact. that
their advertisement. to be seen in the
columns at thispapcr, to the efiect that
theyharowhatthe people of the town
heed and at raaurkably low puma
true. The bargains are not confined to
ousdspartmsnt, but embrace all. You
caulurntsb your kitchen. buy pictures
suitable for walls. purchase your sum-
mer clothing without going around
town searching for whatyou want. You
willfind everything at 03 Washington
street. Smith Norwalk.
Constant Brothers announce thatthey
hanopsasdaontnplstslins ul clothing
for men's. youth‘s and children's wear.
from the cheapest to thefinestgradss.
awakshsysvs.
School children who have been pre-
bond-adamdsswbookscangetths-
«cum-«ca.
”isotherm.
TbsllisorkIItOoafirnu-of the
each iorCactus
The more CIalIbulaln‘s "
with Rutherford Keeler. of Iron avenue, I- used the mu: it I. liked. We know mail“ “25m“. 1‘33”?“ “A“ 3”” “WWW
Wain-d” "mine of no other remedy that always give. re turn rem lake to ocean?
.______ ‘ 23'9“? 1?: “as"; ”in? 5'“ And gave Mr. Biseell the dreadful notion
The funeral at Harmon Gilbert will be I. ”M ”a ,m I”, m m E. ”1:35," That we were criminals galore.
heldfmm hislaterfldenoeinWilton at goodinany klndota cough We have
From Maine to Texas you will hear it.
How we give a World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
JPEflPlE's IAIlKET. FREE IlEllVElll. PEllPlE's IAllKET,
l3 North Alain st.. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 52- 3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. l 2'I’eizgiihrli: cabling;
Whahabywumzhwsgaveherm
mam-mmmrmm
Whamebecamelhaheclungtom
WhnahshadChndrnahegavethmncaloru.
I ha the mam sol 3'3: In" M
you may ve v
gatinlormationaboutCactrmBIoodOurs "‘ COIlImbla BICYCICS - 1
Oh" Ann Cry f0? All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery A
PItC herrs castOTIaa (let your wheel at once and save reactions delays.
Children Cry for 19"“mbiag’emmuc - No machinein a...
, tree can perman-
PItChOI‘ 3 Castorla. ently repaired in less world can show the
than one—half the time
of any other tire by
our new method.
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
I
Call and see this elegant line of wheels be!
bound to suit our customers. Terms easy. Camellia your orders We are
EACH TIRE FULLI WARRANTEI).
JACKSON BROTHERS
Children Cry fOI'I" 58 “A“ 8131",- ' “WWII-K CONN-menses
giggIEQcasmna. out IIIIIII. and I. do.
TaylordtGolden. A AAAAPFAIA - ENTERTAINMENT!
IleaIEstateandlnsuranoe ARMORY. Norwalk. Music Hall.
Persona looking
with the view 0
call Iandaxamlneonrllst.
sale In every parrot the city at Wrnaonablr
prices cesandoneaavterms. an!
“DIXON! "BE".
pure-hash?“
eha
if
foralot. or house and lot.
are invited tr
them for
For one week. commencing
Tues. lied. and Thurs-
MllNIlAY, APRIL Ill,
April 4. 5 and 6.
" '“ WAj‘ra .4". "W“ l‘nder the auspices of COMIC OPERA.THE:
Iowa‘s °"- “- “" “‘9‘" "- "- “~ Frogs otWindham
\ “mm more“! '“m‘w”. llliiillll lillllllifll. Till. I. and ‘
r w n .
“”hnnmmzwgmgN:°-5 PIIeIIIIIcouIeII,IIo.54.o.u.I.II. News“
1 rice.
‘OU NO calmed man desires a
Understands the care of ”or
would make hlmselt useful at most anything.
Addre- XX.“ 'oflco
.—
75 lllllE8 All] GENTLEIEI 75
comprising the best tor-a1 and dramatic
talent of the town.
Admission. l5c.
4 Admissions with coupons. 50:.
A
sncea need
avenue.
STOREk
a
waitress.
k. A
street lower r.
to F. St. John lockwood. trustee.
”Torn": on W est Main sired.
al ()stevbank‘ a store or al 6. 3. Gregory” 4
East Norwalk livery stable al 3!
'l‘lll‘.o Woodward homestead. inclndl
COOK and laundress. Inquire atil West
avenue. South .‘sorwalk al Lit
'I‘WO competent nfirlsaa chamberrnsid and
0 hose with good 15mg;
apply. T S. Vandarhoef.
To one. "
alllt
and apartments. Store No. :Jamrs
mnments in newborn: onCmss
at once. Apply
ion
barns. orchard garden hplot.
Inquire
l::
Tickets 50c" including reserved scat.
For further particulars see Fair Journal.
Plant '
Your Tomato Seed
NOW.
Ponderosa
For sale at Plaisted‘ s and ilalr' s drugstores
V at and after I. o “clock noon. 'luesday. March
filth MR. hot over 5 seats can be obtained by
one {arson at one time. mmz’w
OPERA noose, lltlllVlAlI.
B. l‘. ADAMS. Manager.
03E SIUIIT 0.\l \.
Tuesday, April 4th.,
Spools] engagement of the powerful actor
NEWTON BEERS
...nu ,
ctr Rent pom month.(‘anhe51l"l‘0rl"l by rin- primlml members of his
consummated" mane" :n.un:.>..>..
:L__ ””33? IS THE BEST TESTED SEED wunw .‘.'....‘
A 83915:; nI‘twtlanguage:hn-‘II’I‘IW 33.1 “$533 Lora; Addison 0““
fig?” :o'ilwrryge F. Waters. at leut‘ J: In histuasterpieceof mulmlnm.
t "Hunt
1
depot.'l
new
alhl‘l
'l'hs Ill
mum ... "m." MI ..
on them. Inquire at Taylor A (to
lore-ab. Ca
Iain street.
‘TORE 260.21 North Main at. Upper floor of
ington Home." Henry a’ml.
West orwalk road: rent as five roorns on
first fiwr. mrner lieuth lain street and Han-
fordl'lace: ventilb. April) lmuae lzrooma.
A llanfon‘l Place. Apply to E. A W
Old Vi ell I‘lgar (23.8) V\ ashlngton st -Inll___ ll
’i‘WO appartrneulsut rooms each No.0 Ann
extent. Thesubject of his aermonwas (_ street. tloulh Norwalk. Apply to ‘1' II“.
ElilltAilLE "torus. first or more! door.
ateranrl sewer mnmtlon. Apply to
Ii. Ilaulenbnck. 8|)th street. Norwalk.
.Mti
mils NA Mt.
1“") small (arms. ones! slrtasn acres. about
onsaad one-hall miles trmn It. It depot.
(Inc or seventeen acres. abm
Aim illilllllIA militia llrs bicycle. ”pal-
tor salon
ll‘l NINA?"
ken-n realm-idol"
“wEWWse
l ‘gcld ware between south flow
A ”35:53pm and It hives street. Rorwalk.
fleturntoA. u. not Wan-stars. will
umrtcrAIrI XOKWALK an. MBA”
IHAJ) Illa
I?
KAT! N. WATER iris.
lSTfW. Ahockwood
lies level is IIIIIII llstsl.
Wbsrskseanbsialnldmknwrs-fsrm‘
srlywklh sa'sst arenas. m aatll
IQ sees. in. until 1pm.: evenings. 0‘
oudwarvl.
Hantord’s Floral Hall, ’lOSlIIl [Olliiflll
N lk.
uglmutho ly It“) kJohn ll. Kmnmxgl‘at Norwalk. ct-
, . Catalowurt mailed on application. rm?! Ilm ("ruler the management 0! Ben Tuthill.
OI TILE hon; i; Woodward avenue: rent ' ‘
D “a. m "mm bun on “u _ > , new snout. scnnruur.
Positively shown as ulrcrtlrml.
lirenl t‘ oal liar- Scene!
London' a Street» at Right I
And Job A Vision!
A thorough [mining
school for both pic-rev.
All lmslnesa branches
tlwo mllea from
‘0" he earn at Williams. All-sip.
.lataefNor-
tor the District a! Rare
lowad eta months
saldtt-s wlll be “do-
In!!! in
”Wilma” who
MEL"!
Spring term begins
April Will. me.
Send {or catalogue and
elegant (‘ollrge Journal.
Adllnnus
I. A. IEIIILL. I'rsn.
dollege .
titarnlorrl, ('0an-
$225.00 CASH!
a"HEW UPBIGHT PIANO.
Guaranteed for five years.
liars-tars. Airings u.lsoa Tallinn frame.
Ivory keys. lwlll ketplt la lune FREE for
one year. Address
JOHN H. DAKIN.
as: Lafayette Arcane.
brssklya. N. r.
sramlnrrl the manuln lure oi this
"H1” lam it alvn Ins pleasure to
tome-ml: made and gmai.
lowpricedplarm.
”an I). E. DIHBIIUW.
Your Photograph Free.
cupbotosnphmpontmmr .
my: law 1er Irrcury
Lusadraan. Wall street.
wlll glvsyos
A Plus Photograph
or nurse" free of e No in the
ever made-e clantopl‘lr' readers.
sosrtr IEIIIIIIT
”summer rwdealsr. For! rthsr
h“ All. IWIaac: Milt].
Will give their Annual Ishlblllaa and
IMO Ill-h INTI“ ”I'll-Io
Having
I up 5: of seven rooms on Ca“, street taught. Graduates :w . New 33mm. Ulster Dames. ’
Ham's?!" .10. Apply to I“ Hayes. ($0th slated 1,, ”mum”. .‘madrancolnprirrs. Heataunenleal )lltchells
Faust“ April define A... and ani No. - The short. ‘
Washington street. now own Ilnl b i
. . ........... .......... .......I.. .5 Rooms I... ms... nu eoIIIIIIn IIusnII IIIIII.
A'I' Til!
“DIWALI (Will "0085.
Tues. Ahemoon, Apr. 4
At 2 o‘clock. ilharp.
ouIt ootusoIIII mu
1'. lrltY‘It‘lI insulting manner. in «unmeas-
untlnn of "II llllllt anniversary of the (Ila-
mury III Amerlra by Columbus
0 I L Ill O R E ’ S
IBISIERCOlllIIIAI CONCERTS
IlY-
GILMORE’S
Famous Band
50- Muslclane- 50
[kW Rm“.
And the following WIngslshsvl Ankh.
will“ HEREKE mourns—w
Tits Messrs lllly Hm”.
Vial tobsrltoyal then-
an bibs .-
_ " muaifim‘
Mmi‘w‘ilbie Kinda
Thl-lssatPrtnanssaat‘ostrslte.
Blgnor Tullanletra
Norwalk Chronicler