Th 11111111111311 Fannnanv (11114111911.
,SEIIIIEL‘S aromas.
“It It The Things The, In and Hear
it Nomallt. South limit and Vicinity
During l’lttit' Diumtl ioumyinns.
Thom is good skating on Lamb‘s pond.
Nttl‘tt‘lllls.
NIH. H. II. Hoyt,
ill with the 111111111»...
"Til“ young and the old, the strong
and the 111-ah. cat "Fricuds' Hats.“
of l~1|1l1n~ street. is
'.l"t".lnk “'ilcck was initiated by Schil-
ll'r 8111111111. 1‘. (1. 11. it. 111.. last night.
William Sheldon, of Wilton avenue.
is able to be out again. having n‘t'tlvt'fl‘ll
from at recent illness.
.1100]: at Luther .\l. Wright's advertise-
ntent.
and horse goods that must be sold.
-\ tree on Park street was tut 11111111
yeatordtty and fell norms the tire alarnt
wires. breaking theta down.
There is good skating on the various
ponds in the vicinity, uttd thc voung
maple are enjoying tlte sport.
'11..» 111111” Musical club will meet 11..
night 11ith .Mr.and Mrs. E. 1". Smith.
Riverside avenue. 1111111 Not-walk
Bedlentdr 1111111141111 Ridgetleld fur-
niture dealers, have dissolwdpartuei-
ship. Howard E Mead retires.
-—Look at. Luther M. Wright' 11 111111 -rtis1 -
ment. $10,000 worth of wagons, sleighs
and horse goods that must be sold.
A regulai' communication of (1111 Well ‘
Lodge. 1’. and A. 111., will be. held to.
night. Work in the second degree.
The watering troughs about Norwalk 1
are all covered with frost tubercles 1
CoronerRoaeh1111111101111: them with 11:
plckaxe. 1
Meeker Brothers have moved their;
lsold at par. and several new membets
coal oilice from 15.11. Holmes' 1o 1
”come Ward Selleck' s grocery stow i111 '
Wall street
All adjourned meeting of the \V111111111s1
Central association will he held tomo1-' .
row morning at 10 o‘clock, at the W1»!
man's 1111111111111. . 1
.An gifogt 1s being nuttle to establish a'
hotnmopathic hospital in Stamford. I
Samuel Fessenden heads tlte subscrip-
tion list with $750.
On account of 111.111.111-01111111 111 theI
South Norwalk Congregational church, .
Friday night. the Union Veteran l nion
will postpone its regular meeting
Friends of James Paul.of'.‘i..\i. Lay
ton's insurance otlice, will regret to
learn that he is sntfcring from pneu-
onin.a11d will be. sick t‘ot sometime.
Uut .11. Tribe. 1. (l. R. M., l()1llIt‘l'I‘t‘fl!
the Warrior" 11 degree 1111 th1'11-e1"1udidatcs
last night, and distributed tickets {1111
the sociable on the 28111 inst.S11"u-1ai
1.111111111111111 wilibc intrtxluccd at the
11001311111. I .1: ‘
(‘adet Kip, 11111111 Norwaik Military
institute went home about. five \ueits1
ago,sutferIing front tonsilitis. He 1111111
to nitdergd’fhe painl‘nl opt ration of 11111 -
and !
I1
ing one of his tonsils 1"e111111c1i.
has returned. fully l'l’l'OVlll'efl. to his:I
studies.
The Jones Manufacturing company.
of Norwalk, shipped to L.)n11on.l'2ng
land yesterday, 2,0011 boxes oi carbtn
pa.per probably the largest single ship- !
man of carbon paper cv or made 111' any I
toucern in the 1, ntted States.
The humane example set by the N 111- I;
walk electric road in giving its 9111':
ployees frequent rests and providing1
them with warm 111111111 during these. in- 1
' tensely cold days is now being t'rdlowcd 1
b1 the New Haven roads and 1:1 meeting!
with public approval 1n that 1'itI1'_1
The New York Journal tin Sunday
printedalong article on “Trades that
Mean Certain Death." One of the
startling statements is that "batters at'e
obliged to Inhale tine lint from certain!
kinds of‘c'loth 5', C' producing ,injur-§
ions elfects on the throat and lungs.“
Frank Barker, of Danbnry, 11' ill 111' I
committed to the insane asylum. Sat-
Iurday night the police were milled to his .
'Iltoufic. Barker had suddenly become I
violently insane He was tearing 1
around the room- with a heavy iron bar, .
threatening everybody within his reach. 1
Barker has been an inmate of the asy—
lnnt before. II
11111111111111.1111,
111111 at: at mat a at!
$10,111» worth of wagons, sleighs .
1 lid.
I There
‘ hihition.
llaugnages by the Hungarians.
on 11111111111111
l‘rieuds‘ 011111.
. ~ -.. -
11111 home 111 Day agent.
! ......
... .\11- you going to see the "'l‘ornado
A "Scotch Evening" will be given at
the (lentcr school, Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary 1" Hoyt. 11f \'1"11tw1lk, is
visiting Mrs. Delia Rich' , 111‘ Sonthpan-t,
Norwalk‘s lin- insptu-totnl). ll. \chkn.
is making an inspection of the fat'tnt‘ics.
~-lttv:duabicas a superior ntut'itons
ftmd 1'111'1111! and young: "1"ri1'nds' thus."
. “'11"
The Stautt’ord-Norwalk haskct
game has been pestponed until Monday
night. .. . .
Butler bulge. 1. l). t). 1".. will confer
' the second degree tonight on live candi-
dates.
—-i[car your fortune. N.
ant. -Il Spring street, 1211.
Y. clairvoy-
l'cw days.
Walter, the infant son of Michael and _
'Mary (tray. of Franklin 111'1'1111c,di1-d 1111 '
, Monday
Stephen H. Holmes, of Norwalk will=
retire from the grocerv busutess ne.\1
I.'l‘l1ursday
An important meeting will be held at .
', the Y. M. (I. A. rooms tonight to t'urth-
‘cr discuss the Y. M. U. A. project.
A chess tourney between Norwalk and
Bridgeport teams will be played at the
rooms of the Norwalk club, tonight.
The. committee having the Father
IDuggttn testimonial in charge will hold
its final meeting next Sunday afternoon.
1
tisement. $10.00!} worth of wagons.
slcighs and horse goods-1111111mustbcsold.
(Jurtis, of Brooklyn. has been
home at his father‘s, Stiles \Y. (‘111'tis.
Union Park since last Saturday. sick
with the grip
\t the meeting of the [Building and
Loan assm'iation. last night, $351111 was
were admitted.
\ delegation front 111d Wcll Lodge, 1".
and A. 31.. will go toStamford tonight.
land visit lnion 1.1111111». No. 71. Last
cvcninI' ()Id W111 Lodge conferrcd the
'second degree on Robert .\. McDonald.
The basket ball game between the
Danhnt‘y add Nor“ .1111
played in the Danbury Y.
,gvmnasium next Tuesday
will also be :1
ill. (I. 1'"
gymnasium cx-
Congressman 1'}. .1. Hill is 1.\'pcc1cd
homcfrt'mt Washington. l). 1‘.. to :11-
tcnd the Sons 1.11 the Antct 11 an Revolu-
tion banquet 1 at Waterbury on Washing-
ton s birthdav. Several Norwaik 111c1u~
hers 1v ill am 1111 --._.
Dr. A. H. B 111111111, 1111) had the
;'hou111ot being ackowledgcd champion
1'11cssplaI1'cr of the Koran 1111s, 1111111111111-
iIv but most graciouslv surrendered this
honor lastSaturd'ty, 111 .\it'. Mat-1g r-an
111'1'. tutor at the N111"11111k.\iiht.1ry lusti-
title.
This lllnliiillg, at 1;: 2‘11) o'clot k. 1‘111uv
11111111- C1111!) Wood Fred Kcatiug. l). i’.
Motrcll \Y.A.1icn11111l1..lA..\t\11111d
and Henry L. \\ ebb ot‘ Dough 1s Fowler
Post, started 1"111 \‘oru 11 11 to 11111 nd the
annual state. encampment of the (11'; 11111
Army of the Republic.
\mong the s1'1loists who will take pai't
i-nthc war song 1'11111'1-1'1 at tin South
\1111111111 1 1111:1'1'gational 1'11111'111. l'I‘ridaIv
11c111ng.11'111 be MB. A. I". Wift'ii‘elcr.
Madame L‘1nc1',1nnue Messxs.1"I.
1I11r1'0,(i. H. Hirst,l'1'ed Ambler, l'..H
Morehousc, W. L. Warr.cn 11 Tilly and
'J. E. Russell.
(Iounty Health Uilicet' 11. 1'). Hill of
lI‘airficld county has issued a warning to
undcrtakers throughout the county.
Hereafter anyone who burics, a body
without first securing :1 [atrial permit
will be prt‘isecntcd. The health ot'lccr
=stIvSthecustnutofiutct11n"bot]1cs 11iti'1- .
o it permits 11: 11011 practiced all over the
county. The 11111 pr'01 ides a line of £500
or sis 111 111*11: 11111111114 for et 11 ofI
fem 'e.
A 1‘1‘1'y interesting scrvicc will be. held
'in the South Norwalk (‘onmcgationai
churc:-hle1ture “1011111. Thursday cvcning1vv
of this week. It will 1111' lude the 111111111 11I
1cport of the committee in 1' 11: mm of the
Hungarian mission, an address by \\ 11
liant Basso. the Hungarian missionary
1u1d songs 111 the English and Magyar
'i‘he.
patter trill conduct the service, which
will begin this week at 7:311 o‘clock
instead of 1 :45 as 11511111.
Captdlitll. M. 1111111111111 “1111111111131:
—1lolntes. Keelcr & Selleg'k Co. selli
[Kill I
—Look at Luther M. Wright‘s ndvcr- , . . I '
1 “on; upon the unprovcmcnts tolwi
lltt' (IItll.~t)ll-‘
teams wtll he. I I ..
. unsmu from an accident on Labor day—-
an accident. in which 11 number 11f people I
cvcning. . .\'111 one of the suits 1111s yet. '
PURE
ONLY I .
ROUNDED
level
Bakingr
SURE
and’s
NOT
HEAPTNG
. ice.
The suit of 1‘. ’1‘ 1111111111111 thet‘ 111'
day.
The prnpcilctv ('111' of Norwalk is
F. ii Merrill. of N11r11'a1k.is cutting
. . of Norwallt is on trial at Britlgelmrt to-
Master Harry Oberlttttder is sick at!
F. D. LAWTON 81 CC.
m
. Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Package, 07 cents.
breaking her way uptownthroughtin-I;
ll' 1‘.
Thomas Monroe, 11 fol tuct cntplowc ulI
Raymond lh"othc1s.ha~1 :1 1111'1': ttiw p1-
sitiou in 11111
l‘ltat'lcs Ketcbum‘s $94,011!» rcsidcncc.
insurcd, 111'111' \chtpurl. was burncl
Monday al‘tcrttt on.
'l‘hc invitation scciablc at Hih‘t'l'ltllltt',
last night, was well attended.
cnjoyablc tiutc is rcpuricd. I
The many friends 111' Mrs. \1'.
learn that she is improving.
A. A. ["111‘1111111. who is 111 give 11 banjo.
recital in Hoyt's 'l‘hcatrc, next month.
is giving conccrts this Week in (‘hicago .
('harlcs S1vat'17..ut' llaviland stl‘ct'l.
who has been sic k tltc past few Weeks.
resumed his sin dics :11 \1tlccollcgc1y-1'H
terday.
The reserved scat salc for "The ’l‘ot-
undo" will open at l’laisted's 11nd
chd'sdrug stores. Friday morning at
11 o'clock.
Milktuan Bouton's fractious horse ran
away again this morning. 11ml nearly
ran over :1 little girl. The 11111111111 11: tsh-
ed up the turnpike and at last .111-1111nts1‘
? was headed towards Daricn.
Henry Perry. of Me rtt'in stt'ct t. 1' isit~
1 ed the selec 'tmcn s ofiicc this morning to
_ see if a bounty .had 1111 111 cu paid to his.
[11' ,I
saw‘his fathcr‘s receipt in full for the II
father. thc 1111c Robert )1. Petty.
claim
made upon ”11' line 111'
1| ttcd Railroad. lit'idgcport. has 111'1-11
begun in several placcs 11nd 1111- 11111-111111:
of spring will iind cmploymcnt for 2.000
mcu upon the proposed improvcmcnts.
——Thc Woman's Exchange will
1111111 for the transaction of business on
Friday. February ‘Jiét.SaturdaIv being 11
be
1 legal holiday.
' RAILWAYS RUTNED BY ACCIDENTS.
1Ait'wl 83,000,000 I Year l‘nltl In Settle-
ment of Suits For Damages.
anof the most popularot‘ tin-suburban
railroads carrying pttswnin 1's 11111 of New
York during the suntmcr season went into
the hands of a receiver a few days ago [11'-
cause thcrc 11'111'11 pending against 11 1111111-
agc suits to the amount of $1.111hL11ml
wore. killed.
('1111111 to trial. but such is the closeness
with which railroad earnings and cxponecs
arc. computcd that the act earnings for
many ycnrs to come would be hupclcssly
engulfed if only a part 111' the suits count
111 trial and it‘ only a fraction of the 1111111-
ngt-s claimcd was recovered 111 1'11111'1.
\\ [:1'11 1111c wads of 11"1c1'1'ihlc railh ~111l
11111111'111 ' on some railtoud line, 1111 1‘t1"'11
tlcl. 1 cntnillng loss of lil'1111111lptrh11ps s1 t'i
1111s injury to 11111111. 11111 t'llt‘lliii. 11111111 is
lost sight of that. tti'tcr the donors 11nd
nurscs 11111 e hcguu their work 11f skill'or
phlianthrova, there couto the lawyers
whose clients are to ho \cl‘lltltl with clthcr
by cash c11tupt'111nisc 111' a" the result of :1
jury's decision. and juries. it is well
known. are hardly 1'\'1".'1|1’li'lllli to rallroal
111;111.t.tic-1 u'hcu ]1l'l\'111' individual" arc
suit1gt'1u'iujurics sustttim 11 111' for the loss
of itntnediate relatives. [1 is for 1111.111111-
111111 111111 a wry scrious1'1ochlcut sometimes
ilitn’llh‘ tho wreckage of 1111- tinttnccs 111' 11
railroad11111111111111'. .\ fcvvtuinulns‘11cglct'1,
1'lll'lsll'SnlltES." or ituprtttlctu'c. may cost, in
Pilltstnlllcnl financial damage. years of
labor.
Among railroad 1111-11 tin-cm-V of 1111- '1‘11-
i111h1.1’1~I--1'i111'11nllY1-s11-1'11 is 1'1 familiar one.
in August. 1557. there was an accident :11.
(.‘lnttsworth. ill». on 1111' “111'. in which 11111
pc:'.~1111~.11‘crc kilictl. and tho llligal 11111 rcI
suiting then-from has kept the company
in the courts 1'11'1' r-lllt 1'. The .\1111111111'111111,
running 11'11111 l‘hit‘ugo t11i.oui~villc. is'1'1111
cthcr >1111'1'1'c1' in it» finances from an anci-
(lcul. along the 11111'.1tl11! the .\shttthula 111:-
1-itlcnt 1111 the 1.1.1.1- Short- tailroatl some
I1'1~:11'~1tg11 lll\11l\"ttl that railroad 11111111111'
thousand t!-1!!.trs11f loss. Railroads lutv o
norescru-111111111111111'1 111ch1ssc~ sustain-
11-111111'1111gh111111111211 suits trout accidents.
.\. contrary opinion prevails, especially
among litigants and jurors, who seem to
111:1 1111 tltcgcuci'al pt'opmitiott that railroad '
corporations kt-cp on hand 11 large sum for
sill'll contingcm'ics as an occasional acci~
111-111 costing anywhcrc trout 811411111 to
11511111411111.
'1'111'111111111111 of money paid in settle-
mcnt 111 damage suits by American rall-
roads cannot be computed with any posi-
1111-111Iss 11cc 1111311 11 \11rics consltlcrablt
.1'1111131111 111 Ivcar, \1hil1'1ho condition of
thc raiitoads 11'11115por1i11g passt'ngcx‘s has
much 11. do with it. When roads arnin
good condition, accidents involving loss of
life or serious bodily 111j111'ya1'crarc1; when
roads arc in pooi' condition, such accidents
are frequent The. huge systems 11f tho
‘copntrIv. suth as the. \'1111 York (7'1,1mrtl
!
1111111 lill ago Milwaukee and St. Paul, the '
liltnnis Ct 1111'. 11 and the Southern Pacific
! spend on an uverago in the st'ttlcntont of
damage suits about 111.311.1100 each. and the
! snmlh 1' railway 1 otnpanies bring up, proh-
[ ably. tho total amount- paid to about $2,)-
1 00011111111111”.
1 Although 11111 American railroads carry
coilcttivclv in a year11111101111111111111.5111".
gcrs, the number of fatal accidentsatcr-
ages bttt about 31111 undof injuric s to pas-
scngorsabout 3.111.111'11-1- 1 killed for every
2. 000, 1100 carried, and 1 injured for every
200,000.0111'11f the amendments to the
l
1
I 1 present. \‘cw York hifllt‘lttilSllllilll)"lltllllll~
!
‘Il‘d in 18111 (section in of 11r111l1- 11 did
away with thc. statutoty power of the leg
! islaturo to limit a verdict fut-“damngcs
1 for inju ries resulting' 1n death" to 5.1, 111111
—\ew Y'otk Sun.
11111111111 Help—"i hmdly 1111on 11111'
ltobcgin sir. " said the would- be- -son- -in-
1111112 1111 ast1tt'te1'.l""c1111it pic. to help
you out said the. old man. The 111111.11
were polite enough, lot the young 1111111
1 thought he saw a glare, and got out an-
assisted.
11nd uttI
l
.\. [’I'I1'-
er. of Riverside avenuc, will be glad to3
Native Potatoes, Iltsc. Bushel,13c. Peck.
.F. D. LAWTON & C0., 22 South Main Street.
You Need
Meat,
tunic ass you an a 1'1 uctari: 111 \1111-11 vou
need 11 all thc samcbut think you 11111111‘
—~\11' 1111-11 money. We haw thc meat
you haw 1111 1111111111: Let‘s trade. 11'
, your money is as good as 11111' 111cat. we'll
all be happy.
Sugar curt-d shoulders. Kc.
in the city.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
1
i
1
The finest
1EDWARD$TREET
“ill 11tlct'I1ou 11111111111 opportunity to ~01 1111' 11111-111'1hosc
lWHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $t.25.
!
ll’ositivc'!) this is the last time 111er will be sold at that ptitc.
are bcinI' t'lus‘t 1 out .11 Less Than Cost.
Film.
.\11 Dress (loads
I,Ii\1'11111:1111sofsstnc at Half
\\1' .11'c proud of 11hr1lisplay 11f
Lawns,II Dimities and Cambrics
i-‘tlii Sl’ltiNii .\Ni) Sl'.\1.\ii'21{ \Yi'2.\i{.
1'1'31'1-sar1;vcryrc.t~1:1:1bl<-. I111.111-111111111'11111" 11! 1.1 '1' s and l'.utl11"11dcrit.s. all
Limb. 11 idths and styles.
EDWARD STREET,
:- (la/citc iluildutg.
.\'111'11'11111'. - — — — — — Connecticut.
J A c k s o N s P '1‘-16 135321151131
‘ (‘nmbinethc1.1111»!Shh-and li111~11.l)111 tint is to "111-1' salt-.111 ti 11
11111111111111 >11~. and tofutnish them with the the line-11 prmhn tion: of
the l‘-l1-111I,:r1-11hin' ‘11 ltt'gc 1 "«1ll~'1ii--n 11ft hi! 11'1-11 s Studies
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
1111-1-17. .\lcavi's(‘unfecti-vid-rv.
153 WALL STREET. - - '. - NORWALK, CONN.
Shorty Sherwood Matter 11
Occupics a portion of 1'1.Lvu»towsl1'i'-11
1 store, corner of \Y 1111 and Water hts. , 1
.\'orwnlk Call and see the latest' 1
styles in Hats, Caps. etc. a 2:1tf
GO TO
-' . ' MEADI’S
Plaiéted,
DrnggistI.
[‘lt'illIV 11f
Fresh
Made
Candy!
Always on hand.
FRESH BAKERY
WANT
YOUR
ATTENTION!
FAIRFIIIELD couatv . .'
NATIONAL BANK.
113 Wall Street, Norwalk, Cdnn.
Inc orpot ated, 11124. (l1tpit1tl,I$200,1'100.
These Pfices
SPEAK
FOR
., FDWIN 0. [(131121 Eli. President.
DAVID 11 3111.1 1111111, Y lCtLT)l'.t‘flL
11. C. GREEN, Cashier
DIRECTOIRS.
Enwtx 0. Kern-:11, 11111111- .\1. GL111':11:,
Davm 113111.151: A. 1. 11131111311,
Ra‘rJonvLoct'wcoo. '1‘111'.n.E.S:111TI11,
111A COLE, Cats F.Tu1s’r1:.tu
.I-lccounts of Manufacturers, Merchanh
and individuals sent-111111.
Safe. Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
CURES CHAPPE_D HANDS.
Themselves !
IMMIEHO NlOZNBE ‘S1OELSIV‘Id
Hood' s1‘arsapa’rilla, 1351'. o 5 131'
Ayt‘l‘ .5 " 751' 'M""' ~' ' ' " " ' " ' ' v' 7, “-
Dana‘s “ 751'
l
‘ Cuticura Resolvcut. soc MAKE ' A - WISE - CHOICE !
Painc's Celerv 1'111111‘111111111.s.'1c ., . 1 . .
‘ . 1 herein hesthc (1111- su- t'-:11 1411111511 \\‘|\t'l\' l1)-
(‘vrcen‘s Nervura. 7711: 111111111: '1‘"
Scott’s Emulsion, 80c ‘
Castoria. 23c
EAGLE BICYCLE!
Not Cheapest,IIBut Best!
' FOX
.CYCLE
00,,
2 Elizabeth Street.
50. Norwalk.
Atwoode Bitters. 151',
1 ‘II two for 251;
William‘s Pink Pills.I,‘ 40c
Carter's Pills, 15c. two for 2:10
Benson's Plastcts. 150,
two for 251'
Alcock’s Plasters, 101'
___11..____
R. H. PLAISTED,I
43 Washington St.
SoNorwalk, - - - Conn.
City Prices 1]
1
1
i 1:. am
LOOK OUT!
COMSTOCK B
PUT
US TO
THE
TEST! .1
_
livery 11'1'ck we shall tell you of some. Won-
11'
1:11r1e1tness of our state-
dcrl'ullv good valuvs. you have any
doubts 115111 thet‘
meats, don‘t say its impossible and stay away
butcome and examine carefully I
and you
will go away convinced.
We believe truth is stronger than fiction.
This week we are offering
Men’s Ulsters!
A line. Slit-1111111! Beaver, 817.01.1,f11t'mer price,
$24,011.
An answer)! Blue Frieze, Fast Color, 211111.110:
have sold the coats for 815.00.
A Brown Erieze, Fast Color, $8.00.
l"ricze.C|oth combines all the necessary qual-
ities fora good coat : warmth, durability
and style.
South .\'orwalk store open evenings.
*
Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. CIFFIN, Manager.
...- m - «W. :3
AgentIFoIr ' '
sun-11° People Stay
GLUTEN
FEED '
.011 With Us!
CATTLE
Chickens I seldom lose a customer. The
'3'“, man who once feeds good outs to 1 , .
“GEES! his horse is ncvcr satisfied with I I
BEST poor dirty ones. Ii’ay what you i
GRAIN please you can't get better grain = - 1
FOR that l’offcr‘you. You may pay less ' . I
HORSES but 1:1". worse. " I
AND , '
CATTLE. .
BRANCH M . I T H t h ‘
...-1:11;: anue , . a c , 1
SOLMANS' The Leading .lrain Dealer, l
LIVERV ’ . i
STABLE. 15 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk. E
A SPECIALTY!
. . I Bicycle Sundries at N. Y.
IOpera House Block,
Ball
rinting
Carefully 1» ,
Executed
at I
the
Sentinel Office.
r
WPEIRHAPS YOU DON’T, ‘
11111 if you should want any
.IDiamOnds, Watches, Jewelry at
. Silverware !
IOr your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
send at once to
A. ‘w. AUSTIN," . .3
NORWALK, OT.
Norwalk Chronicler