w
» I
3!"! mm clout Emit
warms-momma
‘ stimulus-solicitors:
inward Msguer lost a valuable horse
Monday night, byoolic.
An‘illnstrated lecture will be given in
Lockwood's Hall, tonight. . ,
The public schools will close fo‘r the
summer vacation on June 27.
AsonhaibeenborutoMr. and Mrs. ,
John J. Buckley, of Iraukliu avenue.
. ammonium was in Norwalk
, yesterday with a claim against Elliu-.
wood's Players. .
,' The floor of the window at Glendon-
ning a Co’s drug ptore in Norwalk has
been covered with tiling.
General and Mrs. D. N. Couch moved
todayfrom Isaac street, to their sum-
mitt Milanese on Prospect Hill.
F‘“ “L...—
‘Mrs Mary L. FItncher, of Norwalk,
_ leaves ‘town this week for Colorado
Springs, to remain for the summer.
The Helping Hand circle of . King’s
Daughters was entertained last night at
the home of Miss Mary Selleck, in Merc
Iwin street.
There are now about eighty oyster
boats at work on the beds of! Bridgeport,
711ml sofar the season has been a very
successful one.
The summary of The Commercial Re-
cord for the current week credits No -
walk with four sales of real estate and
mortgages amounting to $2,700.
The second annual fair of the House-
hold of Ruth and Norwalk Lodge, G. U.
0. of 0. R, will be held at 10 Water
street, Norwalk, Wednesday and Thurs-
'day,;ltay 153 and 14.
The Hoyt &. Olmstead Cigar company,
of South Norwalk, has made the follow-
‘ ing returns, under date of February 15:
Capital, $l0,;000 real estate, none; per-
sonal estate, $13, 665; debts, $1, 332; cred—
its. 86.099
Bishop Tierney administered confir-
mation Monday night at the church of
the Immaculate Conception, in Water-
bury,tonclass of 300, the result of a
fortnight’s mission conducted by the
Dominican fathers.
Thus far. the names of but thme men
have been mentioned in connection with
the position of county delegate to the
Democratic National convention. They
are Messrs. M. .B. Beardsley and Z.
Goodsell, of Bridgeport, and M. J. lion-
lihan, of Newtown.‘__“
At Danbury. Judge Elmer sentenced
Jennie Smalley, the bigamist. to three
years in prison. William Flitcroft, who
shot and killed Frank Ketchem, while
‘ the latter was trying to enter a disorder-
ly house, pleaded guilty to manslaught—
er. He will be sentenced later.
Mrs. J. C. Rosebault of New York,
aged twenty-eight, who has been under
a doctor's care at the Winthrop hotel in
Meriden for three weeks, was found un-
conscious aud taken to the hospital,
where she died.» Ellie had committed
suicide by sucking the heads of matches.
J. H. Bennett, the principal of the
Sound Bench school, who was shot by a
would-be assassin while returning home
from 11 spin on his wheel, Saturday
night. is getting along favorably. Dr.
H1hnnuanhnd the patient removed to
the Presbyterian hospital in New York,
where the bullet was extracted.
The new l-llato Normal Training
school at the corner of Howe and Stun».
stmts, New Haven, was opeuml for
pupils Monday. l'rineipul Merrill 1111-
sigrml 1le pupils to the study room on
the second floor. The building huslwon
finished off in hardwood throughout.
and presents a handsome uppcaruum in-
sidenud also on the exterior. It coat
the state authorities 1100,0011.
The quarterly statement of the cum-
iugs of the Consolidated mod for the
three months ending March 31 shows:
Cross Increase 111111.121; honours in
wanting menses, 913,581; out In»
crease. ”611.140; other Income Inlm'vnsed.
“mild: total increase, $72,270; Increase
In surplus, 1111112711; cash on build 31131
(125; Iuoflt and loss surplus, Ii film “i
It is the most flattering staienn'nt of
the road for any quarter within the last
three years.
About fifty trains were run over the
idmmlidatrd mod Hominy. to 11-111mm
the freight which had accumulated at
Harlem river Thisis the time of the
year when vegetablosam coining firm
the ilmth and Saturday the 111dequ :11
mine out: were muss. Although
the isvrprovldrs that no mum «sub be
run bulimia lilo clock a :11. slid so 'c'lock
p.m.l Inihis state, the Railnnsd Com»
min-sinners gave their mount in the
memo road to the running of
trains. and hence the road was able to
lift the blockade.
In _mnusiuautum
» but M m
vi thesgentsef the celebrated Bauer
Glovelittiug Patten-1n, by which we can
wrunttoonrladyreaderssomeoltlieir
very newest and choices“ patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting'tbgether the garments as
company each pattern
"W59 BLDUSE.
HINTS BY MAY MAN'I'ON.
Soft, dark blue sateen made this coni-
fortsble blouse, the deep sailor collar
and round eufls 'being of white pique
trimmed with bands of mnbroidcred in-
sertion. Three handsome pearl buttons
are sewed on the box plait in centre
front. which cnnbo used in closing or
for decoration only, the closing beings
invisible under the pluit. The simple
shaping is accomplished by shoulder and
under-arm seams, the lower edge being
finished by, a'hem through which elastic
is run to di'aw the fullness in position in
blouse style. Full bishop sleeves are
gathered top and bottom, straight,
round cuffs finishing the wrists. The
collar and cuffs can ‘ be made
adjustable and removed for launder
ing when required, in which case
bands of the material must finish the
neck and wrists to which the collar and
cuffs can be buttoned. The blouse, col-
lar and calls can be made from one ma-
terial, such as serge, flannel or cloth,
and closed in front with buttons and
button-holes in centre of boxuplnit. For
ordinary wear, rowing, physical culture,
blouse will be found convenient and
comfortable.
The quantity of material 36 inches
wide required to make this blouse for 11
lady having a 30-inch bust measure is
3% yards.
The pattern, which is No. 670;} and
retails for twenty-five cents, is cut in
sizes for a 32, 84, 86, 88, 40 and 42-inch
bust measure.
,svsuluc SENTI'IIEL‘
600 PO".
Eutltllng to one Putttgn. any size. of No
to
Cut this out. fill III Iyour nameandaddress
arid mall or takeit
Sturtevaut's Bargain House
Nur-
Annms.W......-.
PATTERN No. 11711: SIZE will
This coupon and 1? cents will re
above pattern at bturtovant’ a. North
dAnn streets. south Norwalk.
«mm...- "mm...” W- ......
811th Norwalk Building Notes.
Contractor J. R. Raymond is com-
Dieting :1 large burn for Mrs. Lender in
West street.
Contractor Sherwood Is also making
extensive repairs on a building in South
Alain street for the I). l‘. Ely estate.
Charles Duschella has purchased a lot
in St. John avenue and will build a
house costing about $13,500, It will
probably be arranged for two families.
1-4. B. Shorwlxsl is finishing up W. B.
Ilubboll's buildingiu Wmdwnrd ave-
nue. Thurois a store on the first floor
and It five-room flat on the mood floor,
provided with improvements.
Architect Ferris Ii. Morehouso has
given the contract for Albert Hero’s col»
Inge in Momiow stunt to H. ll. Wilson,
11111111111 contract for James Paul's cot-
tagoin Crave street to L. W. Duly".
Architect A. N. l’addmak bus awarded
the commit for tho mason Work on the
ulwmtious to F“. A. l-‘crris‘ residuum in
Ii'ulrfledd avenue to 61111111 Brothers.
The painting will be done by .l. 'I‘.
l’rowitt a: (lo.
Architect W. S. Kuuppls planning
atwofumily house in Franklin street
for William H. Smith. There will be
four rooms on each floor. with all marl:
om improvements, and heated by fur-
nace. The roof will be eluted.
ArchiteetF.tl.Moroh1mso is making
plans tori hrIstinu Micbel‘ 11 new build-
‘lug to be cmdud on the Washington
‘Itht bridge. It Will be. I-WII stories
1111111. with a barber shop. kitchen and
bulbs on the that Ilmr, and four names
on the second domwuanmereiul Re
cool.
0% '1 1" mm
The Wilma Educational institute
llamball team pluycd‘itc first game of
the semis against the Winnipanks. but
Saturday. on the home 11011],qule
themselves worthy of their title, the
Women Manon the down by three
rum the 11mm being as follows:
Illusion-111111 1 1 1 n 11 11 a 11 new
Consumes Itsaestutwn
gymnasium or athletic exercises, this .
1111... m ”o Became.
' Competitor Crew. '
meow 1e 1111111- 0111111
Fightlug Bob Evans Proposition to I‘ettl“
tho Ouli‘au anemia—Would Do It amt
11, won the ludhnhfioldleu cum
American Consulate at Barcelona.
Lessors Ma
woodcut d! Standard says: “01
Monday Spain and the United States or
rived at an amicable underttaudlng, out
the Competitor prisoners will be allowut
11 new trial before the ordinary court un
der Ideal-ring trestls‘lbo‘twcsn Spain and
the United States.‘ '
lighting Bob’s Views on Cuba.
Wasmeros. May 18 wFlghtIng Bel
Evan: of the United States navy docs um
approve of the Cuban policy of the admin
Istratlon, and when bower In Washington
a few days‘ago he frankly told the presi-
dent so. He thinks this governmem
ought to show Its sympathy with the In-
surgents and take a hand In the shindy
If he had his way, be wauld drive tbs
Spaniards out of Cuba entirely and anus)
the Island to the United States. He guvr
the president some powerful arguments tr
sustain thatvlewof the case, but the pres
idsut begged off and referred Fighting
Bob to Secretary Olney, who, he said, we:
looking‘ after the Cuban business. Sc
when Captain Evans was In \Vushlugtor
he called upon the secretary of state and
.wus Introduced by‘ Assistant Secretary
McAdoo at the navy depar out. who II
also a Cuban sympathize“ secret.
Captain Evans expressed his views with
. greet freedom to the secretary of . state, as
he did to his friend the president, and
among other things he said:
”Mr. Secretary, the battleship Indiana,
which Ihave the honor to command Is
the fastest flghting machine afloat, and it
you willglve the word I will go down tr.
Cuba and with her alone will undertake
to clean out the entire Spanish fleet."
The secretary of state smiled, but re
unlined sllent.
“See here, Mr. Secretary." continued
the captain earnestly, "wouldn’t you like
to have me cruise down around Cuba and
bring home a box of fine Havana cigars?"
“I don't smoke,” was the secretary's
curt reply.
Captain Evans bowed obodlently to the
decision and said goodby, but he could
not concenthIs disappointment. When he
loft the secretary' s oflice, he remarked In
an undertone to Mr. MeAdoo that if they
would only give him a chance In Cuba
with his battleship “no language but
Spanish would be spoken in hell for the
next five years." ‘
I
'l'rlll of the Competitor. '3.
HAVANA, May l.l.--Admiral Navarre
has been assigned to proceed with the trial
of the schooner Competitor, which was
seized as a filibuster, and on board which
the five men were captured whose son _
tence of death Is now under consideration
by the Spanish government. The vessel
Is liable to a speclal jurisdictlon exclusive
of the cognizance of the mnlrue court.
The following war news In obtained
from Spanish sources: In the zone of
country Including San Antonia, Rio Blan-
co and Catalina in the province of Piuar
del Rio the Insurgent bond of Valencia
has burned 8.000 tonne of sugar cane.
Captain Miro of the local guerrilla force
of (lane. near Havana, In conjunction with
others of the Wajny battullou, surprised a
numerous band of insurgents at Puntu
Brava and killed five of their number.
After they had put the insurgents to flight
they pursued them and killed 18 more.
The local guerrillas of Val-eds Nueva
also had a light with the Insurgent bands
of Far-Inns and Azola. The Insurgents
lost Captain Azcla. who had made himself
a loner for his bold deeds, and four prl~
votes killed, and carried of! Major Furious
and 15 privates wounded.
Bermuda's Successful Expedition.
New Couture, May l:l.-—I’nsseugers on
the steamer Cleurwstor, which arrived at
Mobile for Puerto Cortez, Honduras,”
port that the steamer Bermuda is new In
that harbor, having succeeded lu landing
her cargo of arms. ammunition, machine
guns and manholes on the Cuban coast.
where they were received bya detachment
of the Cuban army and taken to the late-
rior. The Bermuda encountered greater
dilllonlties In landing her cargo this time
than on her first trip to Cuba. The Spare
lords seem to have received some warning
of the place that she would land, for n
endear was In waiting there, which gave
chose to the Bermuda 1111 soon as she hove
In light “ The American vessel was the
falter and got out of range. She returned
the next day, lauded her arms and ammu»
nltion and turned them over to oillcers cl
Ibo Cuban army, but and. barely landed
born when the ripunlsh crulser again
come Into sight and fired one gun at the
Bermuda. which soon escaped. The ”or
mode In now loading with bananas (or
New York, which port she wlll reach In a
few days.
M
May Ito Another filibuster.
Axsm'om, May 1:1.»Thoro Is a Inspi-
L'lou that the sldewhosl simmer City of
Itlohmoud, which came here from Wusb‘
legion to be thoroughly repaired, 111 In»
tended for work In the Interest of the Co-
bsu Insurgents.
This suspicion has grown In color be»
cause 11 largo force of men worked on the
Vessel Hand»- from daylight until dark
while she was In Woodall‘s drydouk. The
contract to repair her hull and boilers was
awarded to the James Clerk company,
who used the dock to call: and metal the
vessel.
A Mr. Norman Irom Florida is there-
outed owner of the vessel, which. It Is
given out, In to be used among the Flori
do keys for passenger and freight bugl-
nm. As there 111 not much business along
the Florida coast In summer because of
tho absentee! the winter tourists, the sup
pinion 11s to the vessel'c mumm destina-
tion has uklltloual color.
Preparing for an Attack.
Ilam'smsa, tiny 18. women “are
fears on the part of the authorities of 11 re
astral of the anti-American donmnstra
tions In this city, the police and the civil
hoard have been «mmutruted. and omcIaI
vigilance to prevent disturbances has been
resumed. bustle! precaution has been
taken against an attack upon the United
States rounulste. at the door of which two
elm guards, with loaded certifies, have
been posted.
Killed In Isl! Defense.
Ju'nsos, fl, Ila: Ill.-(Isnsrsl 811!
via, one of the most wealthy man of
been county, was killed at Rousseau
by 0. .1. Barrett of Csticmburg. Ky.
111111111111. drunk,1u1d Bum mm
111 soil claim
IBM-TM Madfla G‘Om , v; I.
Hebeckemo Iiciel Block, south IIorwIk.
I! ,1, .
« It seems that the last- ‘
p e c i a l S a |
we gave to t11:I1uvblic has 11ccu,and 15 still, the talk of the town. Shrcwd buyeis who have taken adv outage ot‘aII
past special fIi-IICS me now convinced that; when I'I.Krlcgc1' is advertising a special sale,
A Regular Slaughter Sale and No Fake Sale!
.5574 and 556 Main Street,»‘B‘ridgo
it means .1 bona fide so]
’1
Friday, May 8th, we will commence to clehr out our entire stock of
Spring Capes, Coats, Children’s Reefers and
LadieS’ Outing Suits
and will continue to sell at rL-duL'cd prices until our cloak rocks are empty.
department to suit the most s'ccptical.
down to prices ihat Will surprise the poor and please the rich.
to another.
have the money to pay for It.
I\Cll‘lCllll)Cl
We have mchum grades as well as high grades.
Come early and do not delay coming Irom one day
If von havcn’ I got the money, come anyway; make your selections and we will hold it over until you
we have garments in mix
We have 111.111le all of them:
‘500 Children' s Roofers, blue and r1 d
trimmed with white braid largo sailor
collar; Lleunng out priw, $1. 25.
100 011111110113 Roofers, handsomely
trimmed withbuttons, navy blue and red 1
A huge vnriL Iy of Missos’ Coats, pric 1-11
:35 eloIm‘ut suits for ladies made out of I W o lmvo nlmut 111113111.- C so. too "WWW.”
ranging from #1 to 39; have marked thobest quality storm serge, blue and
them down to almost half price; thls 1s .1 black coat silk lined. skirt M. y
wide, a regular $1.1 dress; closing
very choice lot.
210utiug Suits, for ladies. mudc' 1n the price $10. 00‘
latest style reefer coat and very \\ 1110
All- “11111 figured Mohair Skirts, ruse- l
sizes Irom‘: to 1" years. Immcr price, $I;Iskirt, lined throughout in black and 11111111111ng,w01th$1, closing out price,
52.5 i
c.1w11'i11g out pri» o,
navy; Llosmg out for $5. 98.
$8.8..0
to mention own nsintzlelot Vo have icm’in
IlmumI silk. bong. 1111111 si k. gros- -1:rain I-‘ik.l
M'd‘i 11111111111111; silk: clearing out for almost I‘lul‘l
out prico.
Our Millinerv Dopunment speaks for jtso
Wmarry ihobugestond bust assorted stock
in thoiwin . Illos. Cur prices are always the
low-st. 11' sull I'd“ I find what you want elem 1
where. 1111110 to us. on 1111105111 11’ no matter
W11.- It you we] 11)ltil1,'..'l'-1r.
H. KRIEGER, The Leading Millinery and Cloak Store.
FACTS BEvouo DISPUTE. .
Eddy’s Refrigerators!
COLD-DRY AIR CIRCULATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRYNI'ISS the 'air being so dry that matches left on the
shelves will readily igu'ne win 11 taken out
WROU GIIT IRON ICE RACKS 1o guaid against ice picks.
ZINC I ININGS of the best (I ualilv.
I’LRI‘ECT NON- CONDUClOR PACKING, tested for twentv eight
cars.
SLATI' STONE SIII'JI V ES for
alwnvs sWLcI, I: lean and cold.
UNI'IXI’OSED WOOD.
DOUBLE CASES
cleanliness and durability, being
There is no wood exposed in the interior.
Sou all our rcirigr r nors.
INSIDE JOINIS are tongued, groovy! and glued together.
Am the most I CONOMILM. (was OF ICE.
.lre STIxONhI .\ BUILT.
Are very IIANIISOMLLY IleI>
IIED.
livery one warranted as represented.
So. Norwalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main Street, South Norwalk, Ct.
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’
Shoes!
,mThe Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes!
First-class goods 1
11 every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD
And to sell them we offer them at 25 per Cent. below any shoe store in
town. Also
large line of
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS!
at unheard of Prices.
0. H.HARVEY.
19111111 61:11 "66‘611‘11‘ I
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Incorporated, 1824. ”Capital, $901,111»
EDWIN 0. hb‘ltllli‘lt President.
DAVID ll MILLER, Vice Mel.
L U LIIIIIII'1N.CMhIcf.
DIRECTORS.
downs 0. Korean, Minute M. (1111111111
11.11.1111 Ii. 111111.111: Aul. 1111;111:1111.
F'. 31..Iousl.ooswoou, 1111111. I: hurt",
(1111 0111.11. (31111111! 'l‘nmnlm.
Accounts of lilauufueturers, Merchants
and Individuals iiollelted.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Capacitors.
1
HOI FOR
Florida andthe 50th
.‘V THE
OLYDE LINE.
Fare to establish. Fla, $25 1111;911qu
slumfldm
Fare Io dabAugustlne. Fla, MM. rs
To mCIlIlI‘lElm, 8. 0. Wm; excursion
cursioufld
All tickets Include tlush» and limb
whllccuboard of the steamer. For any
informstlou,tiekstc, eta-Wm, etc, In»
quires of
0E0. P. BEAREE, Age.
11' r chili-aimed”? 11
n 1 M,
°' smMm‘i’i‘hL m
PhySIcIan forWomen
MRS. DR. N. A. CUIH'ORI)l
Can be consulted at her office
11-12 Boom Bram, Bmoosrom, 001111.,
From 1011. m. to 7 p in. any day except
Bu unday.
ThmIm-Iur Is a regular phislvluu and for
“In Inst 11111: 1mm ymrn'lu m lllltllt' tho- til-mun r
11 1111111111111 qulully adios an. {laying (r on
any-IlflIrnlIv111-1111111111“ the um um consult
III‘ (In! Inrll Inlhu sirll'lcel cmdlulnhw. with
tiIensmIrIIm-o of receiving lhl1 11111111 1111 iillul and
scientific treatment known In modern memory
and Inmllciuu. l'illiil care with norm» (or
11114 It‘ll when qu l.rml Terms Inmlnmu,
All lotion» mound r reviled Io. Im-losu 1.1111111:
The Sterling
Bicycle .
keeps well to the front in flu-rum1
for public furor. Not lumen-of
any alluring mlvortimncnt. Ilr'
titlouu records or extrwrdiu
my claim for them, but simply
because their merits roam!
n'cugnitinil 'oherot‘cr they have
been tried We are sole agents
in Norwalk for those Superb
Wheels. We also hm o the Clove.
laud fiwsllli Rpecisl. New Haven.
field Crank Falcon Ihdtom
prices. payments
For am by a. II. Mutter»,
Rut names.
PATENT
usmcmss'
EASY MID PLEASANT TO TAKE I
At Our Prime 1
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
9
82 Washington St., Sc. Norwalk.
Norwalk fl.
[Obsiersi
‘ Caught off Norwalk Islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered every Satur-
day at
HUNT&ZEI.UFF'S
Fish, '
Clam and
Vegeta ble
MARKEt...”
Telephone Call. 411-11
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Calcimiuer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER m “secures.
1 NORTH MAIN smear, ‘
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of I latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and (Iilt Mouldings takento
houses for Inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerfullv Given. mew
'I'he Value oi Wall
Paper
dopcnds more on Its bounty than any-
thingllso ()nr 1.1111111 comprises tints
designs and colors varied enough to suit
any node in the 11 orld '1 here are intri-
11111111111 unique as well as plain and
‘uimplo designs, in delicate, 1‘1 1111111 tints.
as well as in stronger, warmer colors.
_ Painting, paper hanging and dccorab
1111:.
If not comcnient for you to call at the
ston- drop 11 postal and I Will be pleased
to call on you with 11 full Iiuoof' couples
a: E. GoRHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
I'SaatNum'nlk, - - Connecticut
a.
You
Eat .
Butter?
ll utter that Icthuls
. one of 111cndows
sweet with buy.
liuilcr like
your grandmother
used to
make.
I llgin Creamery
,liultcr,111c finest in
the land, 2211: I1cr111'
511111 $1.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, LI“: and
Accident
INSURA‘NCEII
Real Estate and House Agent.
')cean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. Loans Ne tinted
and Stocks So d.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post ()fllce,
dCU'I‘II NORWAIIK, : : V 1 CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
U
NOTICE: City Taxes.
'1 III‘IIIHIIIYN-l nfihuf'ilv of South Norwalk
molar-1|») 111 Wind that tho I'IIY tax of six
mlllnnrl tho vindinl'. lnui on ill” H'ili assess-
moot Il-«I of Mm at 11 city bowling hold at
\Ilntl ”1111.11" Mulllmmstruol.1111 the 9M day
«1 March l""1.lll~111 1111- Hhmry( (nod for oil
nun 'IlllIlIi‘I‘IllllI on Hu- dollar. luldulihoen
flow. will lmduv 11ml vulnblImuilm llrut lay
wilder. Isnmlt which thou! will 1:110?va
.1111:on 'l‘11t.tls,v"11sm ”1W1! 111W doctor:
«I ml. I'I-Imlly at (be We of 1111111 1111 no
1".1lll’ 11 mlrfrum May 1. 1111111. will he champ:
1le all bills r1"IIIIIIIIIIIImunpuldfimwmllnIII-I'Juno
I (110111.
(moment of 'onoe or 11m ( by .11 lioulh hor-
Wit
south Norwalk. Conn. April :1. 1m. 11an
Removal duties!
Dr. F. W. Dunner has moved
his (mice from over the Post
("lice-to No l PARK ROW.
opposite Grand Opera House,
titamford, C t., where he will be
pleased to see his Norwalk
Ilouts. burs allowed. 0 co
hours fromilu. 111. mu .111. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 11.111.
to 11 I1. 111., for the acoinmmlation
. of his Nuuwulk and timith Nor-
walk patients.
'» {EGGS
DR. F“. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
STAMFORD. - »- -
00101.
ll kinds 0! I’IVIII
hluic 1171. .l‘rms
no l'olls 1.5‘l’Iludsou
WIIII Iionm ll“.
Infill} bile Wblnafizm an.
”I ”norm swung:
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from an
Norwalk Chronicler