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haw them delivered every Saturday morning.
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so. Norwaik. Conn.
mourn 1108311.
Society Has Talked of the Al‘-
fair For Two Years.
HOW THE SEPARATION OCCURRED.
ills-11. Willie ll. Made tho Guam on the
Yacht. It Is Said, ['ch That She 11-11 a
Will of not Own—Nollie Neutron" and
Her Now Parisian Establishmcnt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 80.«-Now that thc
troubles of Mr. and Mrs. Willio K. Van—
dcrbllt have become known, the people
who have whispcrod many interesting
stories in club corners are beginning to
talk more openly. For almost two years
tho Vanderbilts' unhappiness has boon
kept ac a sort of society secret—too scored
for everyday folks to hear.
It is all out now, though, owing to the
fact that a gontlcman well known in so-
ciety has been talking for publication.
This gentleman's position is such that
he is familiar with all the details of the
trouble, as well as the events that marked
the tour of the Vanderbilt party several
months ago in tho stcam yacht Valiant.
Ho is credited with saying that Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt havo not agreed on va-
rious matters for the past two ycars.
There was a serious dispute in Newport,
but subsequently that was all patched up.
and when they went away in the Valiant
with Oliver H. P. Belmont, Fred Beach
and 'scvcral other friends the conjugal
clouds appoarcd to have rolled by. 0
Mn. Vanderbilt \Vu Strict.
’l‘hc horizon remained clear, however.
for only a few wecks, says the man who
is doing the talking. Whllc tho Valiant
was cruising around the world Mrs. VanE
dcrbilt, who is known among her friends
as a woman possusslng u will of her own,
was disposed to be exceedingly strict with
hcr husband. Hero is what a friend of
the couple says:
“She objcctcd to their boing away from
the yacht ovcr night or romnining away
later than 10 o'clock in the evening. Then,
as is quite customary in yachts, when the
gentlcmcn of the party proposcd some
game to while away the cvsnlngplcasnnt-
1y, Mrs. Vanderbilt always inalstcd that
onc of tho party should stay away from
the game and ontortaiu her. This Mr.
Vandcrbllt did not like. She also wanted
to plan or alter the itinerary of tho cruise,
but a lady's motives in a matter of this
kind must not be questioned.
“Aftcrward the party brokc up—somc
people thought too suddenly—and Mrs.
Vanderbilt went to Paris, where apart-
ments had been secured for her acccmmoE
datlcn. Troublc had begun to brew are
this. The house was as handsome a piano
as money could procurc, but for some rea-
son she did not likc it and dcclnrcd she
would not occupy it. Shc ordered nitcrav
tions costing 100,000 francs, and Mr.
Vanderbilt objectcd.
“A quarrcl followed, and he postcd oil
to London with friends and saw the Dor-
by run, rcturnlug to Paris to witness the
Grand Pris on Sunday, .iunc i7.
Tho “'omnn In the Cm.
“Tho turning point in thclr affairs was
rcachcd hcrc. Mr. Vanderbilt won {11.111111
francs 011 tho rnco, nml almost immcdt-
ntoly after rccciving his winnings was in-
troduccd to a woman wcll known for hcr
beauty and humorous following among
tho lights [11 swclldom. This person was
Nelllc Noustrcttor. Shc fascinated tho
millionairc, and as an cvidcncc of his an
prsciution of her company ho proscntvd
her with tho l0,00l) francs so openly that
ccvcrul frlonds sow tho unusual occur.
rcnco and ruinonstrutcd with him. Thc
story of how in) fitted 11p a iiiagnlilccnt
cstablishmont for her in Paris and subco-
qucntly guvc nor a rcsldonco at Doauvillc,
with servants and ovary luxury shc dcslr-
cd, is truc. It shockod and surprised tho
American rosidcnts in Paris, but Mr.
Vanderbilt was so upon in his nttcntion
as to puzzle ovcrybody. One of the most
surprising things ho did was to allow tho
servants of Nollie Noustrcttor to wcnr the
some llvcry me was worn by Mrs. Van-
derbilt’s servants. This fact has boon no-
tlccd and commontcd upon by every por-
son who saw her and bar equipagos in
Paris and lloauvilio.
“When those things roachod Mrs. Van-
derbilt, sho iuuucdintcly communicated
with her friends in Amoricnaud sot about
to procure a divorco. Mr. L‘orncllus Van-
derbilt wont over to Paris hastily to patch
up matters. and tho atcry is that ho mot
William K., his brother, with whom he
has grout inlluoncc, and hearing his story
scoured froth him a promise not to make
the details of his dlffcrcnccs with his wife
public or to bring an action for divorce,
as it is understood William ii. was at first
dctcrmincd to do, claiming that ho had
grounds for such action.
Divorce Procccdlngs Stopped.
“Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt also saw
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt and heard her
story. ilc madc ovary effort to bring about
a rocunclliatlcn, but failed in cvcrything
cxccpt the stopping of proceedings. It
was at this time that Mrs. W. K. Vau~
dcrbilt was in [11111111111 suffering from ncrv-
our prostratiou. During her lllncss it
is gcncrnlly undcrstcod that she changod
her mind about going to thc courts and
was willing to do anything to avoid tho
publicity that muut follow a suit for di-
vorcc.
‘ ‘t'olom'i and Mrs. William Jay, both
fricnds of Mr. and Mrs. William K V1111
dcrbllt. thcn wcntovor, and thcy nrc cvcn
now trying to cflcct u rcoonclllntion and
sum 1111' publicity of ascnminl, but arc
not blunting with cxccptional 1111110111111.
“l havc board that Mrs. Vandsrbilt has
mmlo propositions to 1111: husband to pro-
vidu her and bur chlldrcn with an incomc
and tho 111111 of lhclr town housc at Fifth
avcnuc and ll‘lfty-auoluid circct and tho
lsllp house. 'i‘ho ruurblc mansion at Now-
port is born and in hcr Mama '1 lint \ViIA
llmu l{.\11111!crl1ilt gmo lur on right "
t nmplrcd to liili tho Klm; of “mono.
“(1.111). Aug. ill) m'lllc police of Milan
llnvc arrcslod an anarchist in whose pow
ccsslun wcro pnpc rs dctuiling the plans of
a conspiracy to stab the king of Grcocc.
T1111 Horses linrncd.
(1111.1:Mmfs. 1nd,, Aug. nit—Fin) dc-
ctroycd tho livcry stnblc of Shoo 1k: Gra-
ham, and in horses pcrlshcd. Tho now
b‘tcdlus hctcl was also burned.
Chlldrcu Killed by llailstonn.
VIENNA. Aug, 110....liniisicrm11 hnvc
dons grout linmugo throughout Austria.
At limvnn, l’cluud, lhrcc childrcn wcro
killod by hullsicncs.
Killed by l spinning Ammonia.
Iltllnx, 0., Aug. .lll.—~A111hrusc Lcltll-
dm' 11ml llohert 'l'uchs woro killcd by tho
cxplcslon of two largo (malts of ammonia.
llcp Pickers Busy.
Nnnwicn,l~l.Y.,/1ug. nu—iiop pick-
ing has hogan in this section.
films IN A TRAP.
lightnll Alon tavvd the Indian Column
from lllmacrc.
Tar HAGUE, Aug. 30. —-Lctor civics.
Mcived from Lombck say that the attacks
upon the diflorout columns of Dutch
troops were the rusult of a preconccrtcd
plan upon the part of the loading native
chiefs of tho Balinese natives. Colonel
van Pablt’s column, after seeing the
promises of thc chiefs executed, was re-
turulng to ’l‘jakra Niagara when it was at-
tacked whilc fordlng tho river Ilabak by
the Balinese, whose hostility was unex-
pected. The column succeeded in regain-
ing the road to 'l‘jakra Ncgara after sharp
fighting and hcavy loss.
After a harassing retreat the Van Pabst
column was approaching Tjukra Ncgara
without seeing any further signs of tho
cnomy, when suddenly from the walls of
that place, from ovary loopholc and ovary
point of vantage, a hailstorm of builcts
was poured into the column of Dutch
troops. Tho luttcr were completely taken
by surprise and began to falter.
To make matters worse, the Balinese
had no sooner opened fire upon the head
of the column than its rear was also ox-
pcscd to a terrible llro. Thus the advance
and tho rotroat of tho column were allkc
cut off and impossible. Tho Dutch troops
were completely caught 1n n rattrap am-
bush. Had it not been that nightfall camc
to their assistancc them is little doubt
that tho cntlrc detachment would huvc
been massacred. As it was, undcr cover
of darkness a few bodies of exhausted sol-
dicrs, many of them badly wounded, suc-
cccdcd in reaching Ampcnon.
The Balinosc captured a quantity of
arms, ammunition and provisions in these
engagements and also captured the guns
and cffccts of Goucral van liau’s force,
they having boon ubundonod in order to
save the woundcd.
n
WAITE NOT DISTURBED.
[lo Rather Enjoys tho Notoriety Ills Ar-
rest Created.
DENVER, Aug. fill—Governor Waite 11p-
pcnrcd to be enjoying tho excitement
which his adventure had caused among
his sympathlzcrc. Ho admits having seen
tho letter from Josso Part of Pueblo to
tho pollcc matron asking her to sccurc a
housekeeper for him, which ho was ac-
cused of having unlawfully detained, but
that was all hc know about the matter.
Judgc Solos, who will defend the gov-
ernor and his allsgcd fellow conspirators
bcfcrc United Status Commissioner Wins-
dalc, said ho would have no dililculty in
securing the acquittal of his clients.
“Why, the lattcr was addressed to the
police matron," said he, “and it could be
opened by Miss llwycr as wcll as Mrs.
Likcnc. Miss Dwycr was also matron and
poccosscd equal rights. For that mattcr
the letter was the common property of
tho otllcc, and either l’rcsidcnt Mullins
or Chief Armstrong could have opcncd it,
The arrest was very injudiclous, and the
government has no can. I have not soon
the latter yct, but will domund that I soc
it bcforc tho trinl. "
l’ostofllcc Inspector Mcchln indignant-
ly dcnios tho statement that the arrest
was 111111111 for political purposes and says
he will be chin to mnko out a good case
against thc aroused.
THE KOREAN KING.
[la Is Said to lie l'ndcr tin Protection of
the Chinese.
81111111; Aug fill—According to tho
latcst 11111uuunlcution-1 from tho cast' tho
Kon-nn kingls undcr tho protoction of
thc ('hincsc gcncral Yob’. Competent
judges do not bclicvc tho king has dcclnr
cd hlmsclf lndcpcndcut of China.
Tho .lnpancsc govornmcnt, it is rcport~
0d, bought roccntly, through an agcnt in
Vlcnna. 1500,000 necdlc guns of an old
model and succeeded in getting thcm
shipped to Amsicrdam.
ltls said that ltuasln, profiting by tho
Kcroan ditllculty, has put prcssuro 1111 Chl<
no to compcl bur to make concessions in
tho l’nmirs. L'hlua, however, rcfusos to
yield a squurc inch of territory.
The Pope Honoured by ('hinn.
lioximx, Aug. till—Tho Vicuua corro-
Ipondont of Th0 llaily Ncws says that. tho
(Thlucsc govcr111ncnt has intimated to thc
popc that 111cnsuros will lu' tnkon to pro-
tect Christians in China in casc of dis
turbancc.
Newpnrt'n Stvcll Bull.
NEwrcuT, it. 1., Aug. :ic.-'l‘ho annual
subscription bnll, tho society cvcnt of tho
season, took placc at tho Casino and was
attended by tho wcnlthicst pcoplo in the
land. The Casino was turned into 11 var-
itablo flower bowcr with plants and palms.
Thom was continuous music from 11
o'clock last cvcnlug until 5 o'clock this
morning. Tho court cotillou was led by
Thomas F. (flushing and" Mrs. Ogden
Mills. 'l‘hc favors wcrc ribbon ornaments
importod from London. Supper was carved
at midnight. Tho Vnndcrbiita. Actors,
llnvcmoycrs and othcr mombcrs of tho
Four Hundred wcrc proscnt.
Shot by 111.111.".
l’11'1‘su1'11c, Aug. 3(l.—~Jomcs chbrcw
of tho l'nltod Status hotcl of Gas City
was fatally shot. by a numbcr of strikers
from tho l'nllud Status (”HEB company.
Woybrcw Is now lying at his homo in an
unconscious confidtlcn, and tho attending
physicians hnvc glwn up all hopc of his
memory
Slum-conch Accldcnt.
.\l1-:1:111-‘,1:, lipid, Aug. 1111.—~A stage-
coach going down Four Milo hill, whcrc
thc road was badly wnal1c1l.rollcd uvcr
twlco. l’lvo pusscugors, all from lh'nvcr,
who worc going to (lrulg on 11 hunting
orpcdltion, 1v1-rc injured and hudauur-
row compo from dcnth.
Him! In a Hiroct Fight.
7111141111111, 1-5, (3,, A 111.1, 1111,-—Wiiii1m1
(Ihatllcld, 111111 of Managcr (Jhnlllcldcf thc
lilgliland l’nrk hotcl at Aikon, was futnlE
ly 11l111tl1yJ11111ch. Wlngard,apolltcmun
of that city, 1111111'ci1ult of a stout light
Luilrnnd at Auction.
S.\1.1cm 111. Md. Aug. how’ihc ilalti-
lncrc 11ml lilo-1h r11 blmrc railroad was cold
at public 11111tl1111 for 11-,11111000 to\ P.
liond. topicscutiug tho inorgaulwtlou
commltic of 11111 bondholders.
Boar- II-Eimt the anflrs.
l’usrcma, Aug. :111 ——llm1vy fighting
took plucc lmtwcon thc haillrs and tha
Boers 111 Norlh 'l rancvuul 'l'hc Kaflin
wcrc dclcatcd 11ml arc now suing for
pcucc. g ,
The honl1l1 tut ’mlt l'nrlc.
T’Aitis, Aug. ill). mllcoms lmvo born on
gngcd at tho chicl ll rlrtol for Mist llrlun
Gould. Utilcr 11111111l111r1 11f lhnliu' lid fumi-
ly arc cxpccicd at illc hotel on Sept. ii).
A Illa (lringrru l'lcnlc.
Wittuus (11.1111' Pa, Aug. alt-«T1111
stoic Granger-1' picnic 11nd cnlcbration
bcro was attended by 911,000 pcopio
'hoad felii into the basket.
The “Murderous Abbe Meets His
Just Deserts.
HE KILLED A VENERABLE PRIEST.
no Was a Wolf In Sheep's Clothing, and
While Profcuing Extrcmc Picty Robbed
Charitable People to lndulgc Him-cl! ln
sinful Pic-suns.
LAVAL, France, Aug. lid—Abbe Bru-
noau, tho murdorcr, was executed at 5
o'clock this morning.
Bruncuu was nwakc when tho officers
entered his coil to tell him it was time to
prcparc for tho execution. When ho was
dressed, tho coudcmnod man hoard mass
and received communion. Ho prayed the
pardon of God and men for any faults he
might have committed and also asked
that the clergy might pardon him for
breaking his vows of chastity. Ho thou
informed the attendants that he was
ready. Ho showcd grout coolness until ho
arrived at the foot of thc scaffold, when
his fortitude seemed to leave him.
An enormous crowd was proscnt, and
’thc pcoplc cheered when tho criminnl's
Bruncau loft is
two page lcttcr, in which he protested his
innocence of the crlmcs with which hc
Was charged.
Tho ordcr for tho cxocuticn was not re-
ccivcd until 5 o'clock last evening. When
it became known to thc people, it caused
general rejoicing.
A Disorderly Crowd.
A crowd began to gathcr at the some
of tho cxccutlon as nightfall, and 2,000
persons had assomblcd by midnight.
Maitrc Domlquc, tho prisoner's counscl,
arrlvcd in Laval latc last evening. Iic
loft tho train at the station next to Laval,
as ho fcarcd that he would be attacked by
the populace, who had been greatly in—
ccnsed bocausc of his efforts to obtain
Bruncou's pardon. As the night advanc-
ed tho mob grow noisy. and the police
charged the Place do Palais do Justice,
and troops cordoned the streets in the vi‘
cinity. At 1 o'clovk 3,000 pcoplo were
waiting in the neighborhood and passing
the time in tumultuous singing and yell-
ing. Thuy bccamc so disorderly that tho
soldicrs were obliged to drivc them fur-
ther away. All the windows overlooking
tho scone of tho cxccution wore lighted
and crammed with spcctators, who be-
guilcd tho time in drinking and laughing.
Dclblcr. the executioner, and his assist
ants hogan to croct tho guillotinc at 2: 15
o‘clock this morning. Tho scene at that
hour was ono of riotous and brutal rejoic-
ing. which was continued until the knife
had fallen, when the mob numbered about
8,000.
llrunclu‘c Record of Crime.
Bruncau was convicted of tho murder
of Abbe Fricnt, tho vcucrnblc cure of En-
trammcs, but acquittcd of tho murder of
M11111. llourdnls, n flowcr roller of Laval.
Bruncnu, dcspitc cilenscs of a criminal
nuturc in his youth, was admittcd to tho
highcr seminary at Laval, was ordained a
pricst and nppointod vicar cf Astillc in
131811, liy profcssing cxtrcms piety Abba
Bruncnu bubonic pomcsscd of largo sums
of muncy glvcu him for charitable pur
poses, which l11- scoms to have spent in
houses of ill {1111111 at Laval, which be via-
itcd at night in civilian nttlrc.
llc robbed thc curo of Astillc of over
5110 francs. llo lnsurod hilcllccts for 4.500
francs and sot lirc to thc prcsbytcry in or
dot to obtain the lnsuruucc. Sonic timo
afterward A bbc Bruucau was sent to as-
sist Ahbo Frlcot at Entrommcs. Thorn
tho vcstry was broken into and a sum of
moncy atolcn. ‘1
Bruncuu was suspected of the crime.
Ilo bocamc aware of this, and on Jan. 2
returning from Laval after drinking frec-
ly, he threw the. Abbe down a wall, hold«
ing him under the watcr with a long polo
until ho was drowned.
Tho Fall River Situation.
FALL RiVER, Muss. Aug, :10 ~Thc mill
situation in this city is practically the
scum, with but vcry little probability of
them being 11 start in any of tho mills
for at least two wacks. licth tho spluncrs'
and cardcrs‘ unions hold meetings. No
important business was transacted more
than that thc spinners voted to hold to
gather as one man, and the curdcrsngrccd
not to touch thclr union lunacy.
Ilucbnll.
Notional Loaguc Gumcs—New York, ll;
Clovcland, l. lloston, ll; St. Louis, 4.
Chicago, in; l’hlindcl hin. ll. Baltlmcro,
ti; Louisvillc, ll. Bron lyn, ll; l’lttcburg.
'1'. Washington, 0, Cincinnati, ll.
Enstcrn League flames—Springfield, ill;
Yonkers, ll. Syracuno, 17; Eric, 5, l’roviE
dcncc, 14; Wlikcsbarrc. ll. Scranton. ll;
Buffalo, 4
('lllld Shot For n Fox.
'l‘uov, N, Y. Aug. fill—'l‘hc cl-ycartold
daughter of John Cross of Watcrvliot was
shot and fatally woundcil by Frcdcrlck
Farnam. Warpath was hunting, and
hearing 11 11111511 in tho bushes fired in that
direction, thinking it was a fox. It hit
tho child, who was picking barrios. Far-
nnm was arrostcd and hold for examina-
tiou.
Wholcsnlc Dismiunls In Wmlllngton.
WAsiiiNo'i‘ox. Aug. fill—«Four hundred
and fifty dismissals, about ounvilfth of tho
cutlrc clilco fun c wcro madc from tho
govcrnmout printing nillcc Tho dis-
chargcs included porsona from cvcry di
vision of tho cillcc and arc duo to tho do
crcaao in work 01111111111 by thcudjourumout
of congrcus
(‘ rmhcd by Failing Earth.
Tloxmmu‘, l’n. Aug ill) —l1. 1115111111
Bull. 11 laborcr, was crushed to death by
falling carth whilo Working in the 1111i)-
urbs of this plum. llc was an cmplcyoo
of Jay Gould while the lattcr was laying
tho foundation of bin fortunc as u tnnncr
in fictildsboro.
An Extra Wlfo In l’ruvldcncc.
(71111 111111 A11g..'l0--l‘runk 1’. March
field, who in said to ho wautud in Boston
for hlgmny 11nd Tomcry. is undo-r arrest at
lillrl‘lllsztcll, ills llc in mid to bm'u
mnrricd wilo 511‘ .3111 l'rovldoncc and to
him) accurcd hcr mom-y by icrgrry.
A ‘ummcr llntci Iiurnad.
chs'rm. N Y.. Aug. 110—41‘1111 well
known ’l'nuuur llousu 11 1111111111111 hotcl nt
i-ltnmicnl. Dcluuurn county, 111111 totally
destroy cd by ilrc All tho board rscncupcd
without injury
liar-vet Ir; I or a \mv ( null.
130111112141111111, N. .l , Aug .111—41 {will
partv of ii men 11111lcrliccrvvn M.l.cl1m:m
(‘Olltlilt‘ill‘l'il 11 curwv born for the prcpcacd
ship 1:.111111l
lion. Tim: "M i «innmn llcml.
Tum. N. ’1',Aug. ill) —~llcn Thomas
C. Cclcman, a promincnt residcnt of thin
city, died at his 111111111 11cm.
BR‘UllElU 11111101111150.
F‘vE DON’TS.
DON’T -
Buy old goods, out of style, when you
can get new fabrics an latest styles
for less money.
DO N ’ T
DO N’ T
D 0 N ’ T
Decide until you have compared
prices and values. We are yet to be
told that our goods are high.
Think for a moment we cannot fit
you at our factory' in New York. We
can make everything exactly right.
Buy unless you are suited every way,
and if T10 oods are not as you thought,
bring t em back and have your money
returned
DON’T
Forget to tell your friends about us.
We depend a great deal on the value
of the advertising a pleased customer
can do.
Store will close at G o 'clock, Mondays and Saturdays excepted,
until further notice.
W. A. BENEUIBT 81 BUMPANT.
SENTINEL BUILDING. WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Extravagauce
May lie in paying too much for athing, or in paying
too little.
If you buy feed for less than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality~that’s poor economy.
It you pay more, you pay too much, bacause we
sell the best there' is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oats and Corn carefully screened from dirt and
chad.
Pratt‘s Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Horses and
Cattle.
Grain.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT HOLMANS’ LWIBY STABLE.
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The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
'.'STUUT - THE ' SPECIll - OFFERINGS - NAMED - BElUW'..
The first special offering that we wish to call your attention
to, is, that we have secured another 500- -yard lot of outing flannel,
same quality as we had last spring in nicely assorted patterns of
stripes and checks.
Price 60. per yd. :-
25 doz. Bleached Huck Towels, all linen, size 181136, good
value at 190.; our price,
- I 2 i-2c. Each.
Good Unbleached Table Damask, 25c. yd.
A new assortment of Embroidered Flanncls, full skirting
w1dth, from
69c. to $l.25 per yd.
Our special mark down sale on all Summer Goods still con
tinues.
Trisiram &. Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn.
TTBUR. TTUUR. FLUUR.
AWAY DOWN, SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK
J oncs‘ lloct Flour, $4.20 per bbl.;!’1ilc per bag.
Snowiiakc Flour, “.00 per bbl.; 500 per bag.
Maud S. Flour, $1.10 per bbl.; 55c per bag.
Tiocord F lcur,: 451' per bag.
0111‘ tons this work are 11 pcrfcl t trcat. A 11pm. iai mixture for 601:, is a luxury
and will satisfy tho most fastidious tact». Notc lhc spacial presents we are giving
with one pmod cf Ulla T1111 or one pound of Biking l‘cud 'r, 1'11). They cannot ho
equaled. ‘ .
W11 haVo also rcccivod a choice selection of llama 11ml .‘tahouldcrs. Tho fluent
quality in the market. iium,1‘lcpcr pm 11f, Shou'dcr, ill. p1r p mud.
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
Our flutter in still on don't at salon 0‘ 1 prim. "3‘31 ‘5' ‘ "lid 27“ l’m' "’-
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lscw YORK.
Norwalk Chronicler