“Rhammbstitutsfor
Drops Whine Syrups
and (interim. It isplssssnt. Its
I'm-sates is thirty years' use by
nillioasotlcthm month.
children's Panacea—the Mother’s
triad.
‘ CASTORIA
For Institute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of ’
is on the .
wrapper. a- M
Weshallpro- ' ‘ W.
tea ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tn Curran. COMPANY. 77 Murray 6L. KY.
aura mm
W. L. Douc
$1 ashosyiosi'Ar-so.
5. (:02 DOVAN',
mesa more:
‘3. 9! POLICE SSOLES.
3239'2- worms"; ills,
DEXTRA FIN!-
Overduhllliloul’npiewurths
W.L.Douglas$3&$48hocs
Allourshoesareequallysatisiactory
They "the best value tor the
mu!!! caste-Ibo“ In style and Eli.
' wearing qualities are unsu
moan Illlm.—-m on solo.
St to $3 saved over other rushes.
your 2: cannot supply you we can. Soldby
J. Schaub at $051.;
I. i.. lies litres & ilanlnd M.
W
s. B. WILSON
CARPENTER Milli BUILDER.
92 Wall street; shop No. 8 Cross street.
alt. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small buildings. Jobbing of ever
limeriptlon promptly attended to. All wnr
guaranteed. m7 it
#—
JANUARY '3. mo.
“INS has" SOUTH NORWALK Al
10mm:
I
l‘oa Raw You. l'ou le naval.
A. Uri 13 Wall. LMr—l til ex"
‘1 ea” 1:!) ex..
I ex. 6 it: ac..
15 local as. 'i' 88 ac.,
II 1. «1., 8 to ac.,
us i. on 91! ex.,
5 02.. “)3 er..
. 01.. 01..
m an. it 41 ac..
3 are. P. M.—11(Se ..
in 0a.- HO ac..
to it can 3 in 91..
animal ex" 20%.
P. 3.42:5! ax.. 607m. to Bridgeport.
a ac.. an ac.
II 02.. gill; ac..
Cw ex..
4 lilac” its ac. to andswon.
Ii as. H] ac. ..
flex“ “lac.
Ii so. 1115 Adams exam! ac.
Ilsa» Sundays—l an ac.
at so” 9 l2 ac.. a. on;
I! an. 7 15 so. a. m"
lilac.
Ilse“
“Al. I ll ac.
r in.
In so.
as.. Cl...
y set
N ”° as. It! 01.. 700 “w
mu new roof:
les floors Noawagam a. 11.4110 u.. em
01-. was “seagull-It‘s; nee an.
m are u. to: ex. mi
Hang: a. till ac. ”and
, a...“ affects.“ .lednillu'lfiizm “3'
i
amen! nmsroa.
V BOOTH XORWALK torDauhu -
Sundae? an; to ac.. ifl Pittalirzld
:vf'basfiiiur for south smor-
Ii “nudism.” to ac.. a. no: it!
OTB-UL. ac.
1H: innit"
I!"
BREAD Flilllil
OI" 1'!!!
WORLD.
48.... Barrels la. In On Day.
IUP‘BRLATIVE.
leciuttoodwin
aVaicof‘reat-s.
m
ENDED IT ALL WITH some
Livery Willi lint-l Waitress. and Arthur
“'aa a Railroad Marv—They la“ Latter»
Asking to lie Buried “in (in Litizi
Grave." I
nous, N. Y.. May 7,—Airary Breck-
way. 10 years old, was engaged as dining
room glrlat the Temperance hotel four
months am. Last bulimia! Arthur
lioomla. outplayed at the Items, Water
town and (lgdeashurg dcpot at Williams-
town. came to Rents and put up at the
hotel where Miss llrooitway was working.
it became known that Loouds had been
hoping company with the Breckway girl.
The couple were together on Saturday
and Sunday. and it was dlswvcrcd on Mon-
day morning that the two were in one
room—that engaged by Loornis. lnves~
tlgatlon disclosed the fact that the girl
had committed suicide, and that the man
had made an attempt which ended fatally
soon afterward. TWO crnpty morphine
bottles were leund on the clrcsecr. the
contents of which theyhad taken. The
girl was fully dressed and inlemis only
partly dressed. Mantis died two hours
later without making a statement. A lot-
ter signed “Arthur" and addressed to Dr.
Spencer 0! Watcrtown said:
“Zoe and I are going to leave it all.
We have considered all and have found
that Iifoisnct worth living. I am not
doing this while temporarily insane, for I
know well the stop I am about to take.”
Another letter slgnod"Zoo" and ad-
dressed to Mrs. Brockwuy, liedlleld. said:
"I love Arthur. and we are going to dis
together. I can only see trouble on this
earth. I Wcil know what i am olng.
Mother. please bury us together a one
little grave."
Loomis studied medicine about three
years ago and went to New York city to
complete his course, but he soon left that
place. It is stated that of late he has been
lending a reckless life.
CRISP 0N SIL.VER
He Says th Southern People Are Strongly
In luvor o! It.
Wssuixoron, May 7.—Ex<Speaker Crisp
is in the city on route home from a trip
to the north. ”There is considerable talk
about silver down south." said Mr. Crisp
to a reporter. ”You see the south has al-
ways believed in the use of silver in our
national currency. 1 am not prepared to
say that the thinking people of that sec-
tion would come out radically on a silver
single standard. They are not radical
about anything. They believe. however.
that we cannot have a return of prosper-
ous conditions in this country on the con-
tractcd currency of a gold basis. There
seems to be a general willingness among
our people to give silver an opportunity. "
"What signlilcnuro do you attm b to the
coming sound mouoy comentlon at Mom-
pills?"
“That gathering: will rrprcsont the
boards of trade and coinnirrclnl organizat-
tions of the south. It will not be repre-
sentative of the mass of the people nor of
their sentiments nimut silver. I hope at
that meeting they will argue and discus1
the siiv or question from their standpoint "
No Knockouts Allowed In Louisiana.
New ()uu—mss, May “ii—Asw into Jus~
tire )lcbliicry, as the organ of ihb suv
promo court. handed down a decision in
the case of the state of Louisiana Versus
the Olympic club. This wash suit brought
against llit‘ club to prevent prizu‘ lighting.
The judgment of thi- lowcr i'nilrb was giv-
en in anor oi the club. This Would have
allowed prize fighting as rccontiy conduct-
cd by the club to be continued. The so
promo court rcvcrsmi the decision and
knocks out pri/e lighting in tho city. L'n»
dur this di‘l'lrilull glove contests will not
be nllmvml.
To Arrest (inventor Morrill.
'I‘m‘liKA, May T.—-ilovornru' Mort-ill is
to he arrcsicd on tho charge of obtaining
mom-y under false preterm-s. This is the
sintcmont of Waters A \l’aicrs. attorneys.
who are pn paring tlu- papers. which will
be signed l‘y Warden ('hnso of the state
penitentiary. The charge is made that
Governor Morrlll drew umnoy from thi-
state to pay for services given by hi-~ pres-
ent. private secretary a month before the
governor was inaugurated.
Four Fell “1”) the Elevator.
I’liilVlliENf'E. May 7.~—Nicboias Caste!
lo. James (:orrlgan and Peter Kcllcy sue~
taint-d brobalily intal injuries by the noel
dental falling of an elevator at the works
of tho Uakdalo Manufacturing company.
The men were on the elevator with over a
ton of merchandise, 40 feet up the shalt.
when the cable broke. and the elevator
loll to the bottom of the pit.
Troops at Pocahontas.
I’OCMlONTAfl, V it, May 7.—-A bout 400
soldiers have arrived here under command
of Colonel W. E. Simmons of Richmond.
The town is quiet and orderly. The ruin-
ers hold a big roosting about one mile east
of this place and perfected their organira-
tlon. Order and peace were counseled,’ and
there is no immediate use for troops.
New York Newspaper Sold.
Nsw Youa. May 7.-The Morning
Journal has been purchased by John Ii.
McLean, the proprietor and publisher of
the (finelnnuti Enquirer. The new owner
of The Journal will be elected president
of the company hereafter to publish the
“W“ M..- ...... no”...
Student Blinded by an Explosion.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, May 7,—Whiie at
work in the laboratory at Lehigh universi-
ty Harry Thatcher had his eyes destroyed
and was probably fatally burned by an
explosion of acids in a test tube. The un-
fortunate than is alunior and resides here.
semi some. on" can...
Cllll’l'hlt Curtis. Colo, May 7.—-Samusi‘
Taylor and Robert Wyatt were shot and
killed at Tract schoolhouse, live miles
from here, by M. lladclmc. The shooting,
it is said, resulted from a quarrel over the
school election which is being held today
cholera not}. Threatens Russia.
Onset/i. May 7. «Advices irom the choi-
m Infected districts show that the epi-
dcrnlc is seriously increasing. Unless
measures are immediately taken the dis-
use is lllrsly to spread throughout Russia
had rush the rest 0! Europe. .
Brisk-rattan sum
Ana". May 7.-—-'l‘hm haudnd brisk-
mshsrs cropland la the triekysnls st
Gum's west” as s strike braver
@‘twi
has-armed a new
a brunch“. and s ilrst class
on» at that. asshcwn byau exhibition air
so by her here during a petty investiga-
tion now proceeding against certain sill-l
can oi the iitsts insane asylum. During
the proceedings Mrs. lease. without an
bouncing her purpose. walked across the
committee room to where J. 1!. Flint. fill
attain. out at the asylum. was sitting. and
rcmnrkcd with a pass at her hands hetero
his eyes:
“Mr. Flint. you look weary Your tes-
iimony ct yesterday innit have been try-
ing on you?"
hi” Flint attempted to disclaim any
such wearlness. but Mrs. Leaw rustle au-
otber pass of her hands, and Flint went
"dead “loop."
"Mr. Flint " said Mrs. Lease, "did
you read the report of your testimony in
The Capital?"
”No " said Flint, "I did not."
"Well. you did not testify to any such
things us The Capital said you did, did
you!" handing him a shoot of writing
paper containing only a list oi names.
“No, that's all wrong. I did not testify
to anything of that kind. The Capital has
got it all mixed up.‘
“See," said Mrs Lease, “how still your
arm is getting.” IilInt' 5 arm drew upuud
become as rigid as a tent polo.
"And your limbs am," said the Wichi-
taite. And straightway one oi his legs
was stiller thanjtmugbt to be.
For in or in minutes Mrs. lease played
with her subject. to the vast entertain-
ment of the spectators She made him do
all sorts of things ridiculous and other-
wise. and llnnlly brought him out of his
trance with a few [losses of her band.
As Mrs. Lease proceeded with her black
art the committee and witnesses looked on
dumiounded, and only regainmitheircoru-
posurc when she laughingly declared the
performance over {or the day
A CU BAN PROCLANIATION.
The Patriots Promise Immunity to Neutral
Spanish Residents.
NEW YORK. May 7.—'l‘ho proclamation
of Jose Marti and Maximo Gomez on ho‘
ball of the Cuban revolutionary party,
copies of which have been sent through-
out Cuba and Spanish America. states
that the war is not agninst the Spaniards
resident in Cuba, and asserts that the non.-
traliiy of all such shall ho respected.
lt disclaims any fear of an uprising or
any disturbance among the negro race. de-
claring that the negroos will be imlud
among the best friends of the revolution.
It states that the war will be conducted in
a rational manner and that wanton blood-
shed will not be indulged in.
It continues: ”In the Spanish inhabit-
ants of Cuba the revolution, which does
not flatter or fear, expects to find such af-
fectionate neutrality or material aid that
through them the war will be shorter. its
disasters less. and more may and iriondly
the subseviucn'. peace in which father and
son are to live. We Cubans commence the
war; the ('uans and the Hpaniards to
gcthcr will liil'lllllllitt‘ it If they do not
ill treat u.-, we will not ill treat them. Let
thorn respect and they will he roapectml.
Steel will answer to steel. and friendship
to friendship.
“'l‘mlay, in proclaiming at the portals oi
bur venerated country the spirit and doc-
trim-s which produced and cncmrrngod
this humanitarian war. in which the poo«
pic of Cuba. invincible and indivlsible.
uniio themselves still more firmly, be it
aliowcd us to invoke that honor which
will prohibit the Cubans from wounding
by Word or deed those who are going todlo
for thorn. "
BASEBALL.
M'riuxal. LEAGI'E minus.
At Cincinnati——
('lncinnaii....... o i) o o l u '3 l n— -i
Sew York ....... 0 U L‘ 0 I) 0 U i 0— 3
At Pillsbury,—
l’lllslillrg ........ l :i e i :2 c 2 o "_i_i
Brooklyn. o o o u u U o 0 1- 1
At St. Louis-—
Boston .......... i 0 H o o .3 o i— r.
St. Louis. .. o Ii ‘J U u o o l u- o
At. Chicago—
(‘hicago o 2 (i o i l o o o... i
Washington ..... Ii 0 i. ti o... u
casinos LEAF-ll: calm
At \l'ilkoal-arrc—
Toronto ........... z! i 0 ii 1) o 3-; 2 a.”
Wilkusharro..... U l 0 U i i) U U 0—- 2!
At Springfield——
Syracuse ......... l 0 o 3 o o o o 0—. 3
Springfield ..... . o e o o o l o o l— 2
At Scranton—
liuflnlo ........... u 0 0 Li 0 0 5 z.’ 0-— it
Scranton ......... l l U o 0 U i I) l— 3
At Providence——
Providence ...... 0 0 o o 2 o i) o 1—— 3
Rochester ........ i) 0 l) 0 0 ii i 0 U—— l
Minister Arrests-cl on a (have Charge.
IMYLEBTOWN. l’a. May 7.——'i'he ltov.
S. T. Risen Crockor, pastor of the M. E.
church. this city, was arrested and held
in the sum of woe for trial to answer a
criminal charge preferred by a young
woman who is a member of his cougregw
tion. The accused minister protests his
innocence and has secured eminent coun-
sel to delend him.
The Big Iron Strike.
l’ir'rsmmo, May 7.-—The puddlenlnnll
the nonunion mills except the Clinton are
now out on strike for the“ rate. The
strikers new number 2,000 men. All of
them have been taken into the Amalga~
mated association. All the employees of
the Monongahela 'l‘ln I’lato company
also went out on a demand for an advance
of 10 to 26 cents a day.
TELEGRAPHIC' BRIEFS.
Oscar Wilde has been released on bail.
Seven prisoners moped from the St.
Louis workhousc.
The French killed 300 Ilnvas In Fri-
day' s battle on the Ilctalboka river
The pope has directed a laudatery letter
to the episcopato oi Canada for their real
tor Roman Catholic schools.
Jaber Spencer Balfour. cx-M. l’.. was
formally charged with ernbczeimucnt in
the Bow Street police court, London.
lrving 8. Chase, MW of the Briggs
Msuuiacturiug company at Voluntowu,
Conn. committed suicide by shooting.
Emma iteseustrauss. wile of a New
York merchant, who lives at Rock Hill,
Sullivan county, shot bersell fatally.
Brockiou (Mass) manufacturers have
decided alniest unanimously to increase
the prices of shoes from ill to do cents a
9
pair
Al Purcell; l. 'l'.. George Ritchie is un-
der arrest charged with having murdered
Mrs. Walls. lav Emma’s housekeeper,
antenna: antothshcusstshldshts
HI Announces not at is
53E to Leave Atlantic City.
31.15 1118 PROLBTY 1‘03 “LB.
3.- can»- it. Was Plead for Assault“.
I cowhhla "to Round. ”mulls-IN
liidrs Through the Struts falling M I
Rebellion and a Municipal l'nrlilutlnl.
Arturo: (1m. May 7.——lv1dward Drou-
in. popularly known as Atlantic City‘s.
Monte Crista, struck (loadable James Res
sell ill‘l'usa the eyes on Saturday night with
a riding whip 'lbe eccentric (Bureaus was
arrcsitd and conllnod in ihoclty prison
oVernlghi and on Sunday morning was
lined #7. {Mon the charged! disorderly con-
duct.
ru grin-vously has this ofllolally applied
lunomiuy incensed Mr. llrouiu that Mou-
dny he informed Mayor .T’toy that he in-
tended to soil out nmi leave. The chlul
exccuiiw coldly consoled him.
Edward consultcd his attorneys, and
gave them posillvu ordcrato begin In).
pnmdllildiil proceedings against the mayor
and recorder. Then be mounted a band-
domo bay horse and gulloped along the
Eim‘Aizii blini'lx’.
avenue. proclaiming to pedestrians what
he had done. and calling upon them to
mount smd fulluW him. with a view 1.!
forcibly purifying the city. Ills ulter-
nncos and actions ncarly lundul him in
jail again.
Lalo Monday oftcrnoon llrouin scoured
“For Sale" signs from all the local real
efiiutr' dcalcrs, and today his cottage and
stables are plmnrdod from top to b tlom
lirouin loaded a number of tho Illlil't‘, portt
nbio articles from lll‘i rt‘nlili‘lll'l‘ in his lir-
ilo pony :nrt and utlvn ll ”if“! for sub- on
Atlantic avenue to cwry one who passed.
IIrrmin‘a hauling fan-er.
Eduard llrouin is ll years old and a
natiro x l l’liiliuli'lphin. Ho iiuuic irltirtza
fortune in grain opt-rations. and was cit-ct-
mi \ll't' prvniilz'lll of tin: l’lilluilulphlfl
Chamber of (‘ummcrro when only 1* years
of no.» lie took up his residuum in Atlan-
tic City in the winter of into-i, and ever
since haa given the resident.» plenty oi
food for gossip by his pranks.
His wife. who was a Miss Thompson oi
Peoria. Ills , i: tbi- only one “It” seems to
think llit'i‘l' i~ nothing strange in his eon
din-i She is “'t‘ullliy ill lil‘i‘ own right and
prolly 'l'hcv hmc ivcu n liliU‘l'lt‘ll 171 you
illitl nn' i‘llliilli‘fifi 'l lil‘)‘ um». :11‘ ilmmi. il in
each Hillt‘l' Mrs linmii bus olicn pulled
in iicr hu~bnnd's lil'ulllx“.
.\ your ago. while rm Rb «sly drh in;:, he
“in ii.ln\\n from his milling" and hurt
Ilut the Hex! niuv Ii: was its irishy Ha i-vi-r
and gildcd lbw lini‘lH of :1 hi: billy pm
Alumni: lilw llill'hl lirt'hiiih' in his
pliiht‘il nuii‘rcuig. \\.i-. hi~ \vihi driving in
n in? inc lzi-i- l'Jt’lil «4m drawn by a li'ici.
irony hr Iimi nuIm-l i'ni'c‘~i-
lii'li
Taylor’s llrnlln-r‘in-lu“ \rrush'il.
Cl". \-«H. May i.~'i'liri\rrtwi ui' ll, Ni,
lit-n» dici. brother in law oi W W. Taylor,
the ibiuulliiig alllli' ll‘l‘iih‘iil‘t'l‘ or :‘Hiilll
Dakota. tool. pint-c in I'biragn ill the l.c<
land butt-l. l‘iiihvrrun :loi. vino-i any that
it hu~ lu'u‘li ilvllnihiy burned that llrnc-
dirt. usulsicd Taylor to t‘riitlli‘. llu hos
lil'i‘ll \\'J|Illiil [or r-Ullit' liliu'. audition
stunt -. (”I b It‘l’ him has in cu inainimnul.
Ilr. l'ni'klmrsl Likrs trokrr.
l’mi 'illH,I'lli.\. May T.~—lii'v. lir 1'.
ll. l’arkhursi addressed a largcnii-lioncc
at the Academy of .\iu~ic hm night. In
tlnicoiirwol his spot-ch humid “I do
not him a man who prufrwfim in be good
and him ulicrwurd turns out to be quite
the nm-osiic, For this rcnmm i like Ilirk
L'rolwr and Tom (Brady and I'addy DIVA
ver. They are consistent. '
The Alert In Nicaraguan \Vatrrs.
W.\~;ii.\'o'm\. May 7.—~A tcirgram ro-
celvod at the navy department announces
that the Alert arrived at clan Juan did
our late on Saturday night. .Vo doubt is
lelt of tho ability of tho Mort to pron-ct
Aiuorican interests on the Pacific. side oi
Nicaragua in mum of a rm‘oiution, Him is
a third ruin vesscl. but she has four large
guns and about 1.3” lllt‘ll.
ilpanlsh Warship Must lie "Mutant.
Vi'.\«iii\'«.'i'ov. .‘lay 7.-—.~‘ocrcmry (‘11s
lhde has dirt-uteri the federal authorities at
’l‘mupo. l"lu.. to communicate to the state
quarantine authorities bis uplilluli that
the i'nitcd Stair-v1 laws do not warrant the
detention of the r-panleah cruiser lnfnniu
Isabella on a re ported violation of the fed;
eral quarantine inns.
Fort-st Fires ma 01.010000» llamagr.
llImm-oini. I'd. May 7.--'l‘he limos
nfrom lire at (lion lineal will mount up to
about “Jilin,"iili. They include a large
sawmill owned by ll. H lloliivrr 0! Ridge
any vapoiity NLOIIU {output-day a him.
her yard owned by Him liccnior oi Wil-
mnwmrt. together Mill in one one foot oi
Illiuboir
hr. Buchanan's Long Way.
sou; rims. May 7. -- llr. liacbansn
brcatbod main and lclt better than he has
in two weeks over his good luck in having
his 1-on mien dob rred lmleliullcly As the
fllliilhlllllll'i, lmuumot bcexmutcd beioro
Christmas next.
Mercury “realism (letting Its-tier.
wssium'im. May 1—Star rotary tirrmb-
am bi rc period to have had a urtislautory
an, nail to be better. The crlthnl symp
toms it his iibws» have abated and the
crisis in mid to have passed. .
Wont-m itrslst a (letdown.
blood A. N. IL. May 7.-'l,‘he women'
mowed in the stitching communist
limitett's shire she e'pmush against a rs-
m» * TO DATE.
tocsiioaus.
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Youcaaaotlladthscqaslofoarfioy’s continued
WamiaeicsstouohwlthliewYorkaadiatsadtodotbl‘v
iagbusiacssiaboy's goods. Dou‘tiorgstthbMMh—
BOYS’ sons, $1.50 TO $6
Boys’ Extra Pants, 25c to $ I
Realm, Sailors' and Nassau Suits, Hats, Caps and Furnishing a!
all kinds at prices that will surprise you.
W. A. BENERIRT & 80.,
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk.
for first class articles.
Tin Wars of every description.
Glass Waro' in odd shapes and fancy designs.
Wooden Ware for every household need.
Flue line of Brooms, all weights.
fancy pieces.
Carlsbad and Austria China in odd pieces.
English Decorated Dinner Sets.
Elegant Decorated Toilet Sets.
Full line of .lsrdineres from 10c up.
Lamg at $13 50.
decorated.
Five-o’clock Teas and Chafing Dishes.
at iii 25 each
Same thing, smaller size, at $2 25.
Oil Stoves' in one, two and three burners.
FRANBIS
sell them.
afford to do otherwise.
lrisiram & Hyaii Nurwali,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Houseiumishing iiepanmem.
Conscious of the needs that houseclesuiug and moving brings to every house-
hold at this season of the year, we think it advisable this week
to again call your attention to our Houseiuruishiug Depart-
ment A visit of an hour or even ten minutes in thh
department will present three facts to your mind: First The astonishing variety
Second The quality of goods otlered, and Third, The littleness of the price
asked
We merely ask you to test the above facts: when that's done you'll do the rest.
A few hints of what you will find in this department:
The celebrated Bavilsad China 1n decorated dinner sets, plain, white and odd
Lamps at all descriptions, from the small hand lamp at 19c to the Banquet
ties- and Tea Pets in agate, pearl agate and mikado finish and pearl apt.
Oil Heaters—combination of store and lamp, mammoth burner, centre ydnft.
These heaters have become a necessity to every household and at the prion
should command the immediate attention of every housekeeper.
& 80.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
And at this time are showing the best line of
PRINR illlliillilli
in the town. we handle nothing but the best. Cannot
86 Washington Street. -
#—
WE NEVER
other store in town.
No. l7 Wall St,
Plumbing
and Ruins.
diction in wages o to per cent.
IllRESiililliilllilS
FRANCIS & 00.",
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
South Norwalk. Bonn.
i)
SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
upon our New Store at N 0.
Wall Street, with a Full Line of
Housekeeping Ar ti cl 9 8.
prices will be CHEAPER than any
23
Our
lNo. 23 Wallishi
Houseiumisliiiis,
Norwalk Chronicler