MAM; .4.
NUMBER 2 6317
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Sillilll EVENTS 0F NlllE
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The 1111111111 311111111 Doom its Por-
tols to Two Pretty Brides.
1111 1118.1111111 1111111111.
The Issloorl Isthodlst Eoisoossl Churcli Filled
with Friends of tits Young Paolo-lar-
I'Isgs of In. Julio II. Gaylord In An-
sonls~Dlhsr Functions.
A large number of South Norwaik
people witnessed the marriage of Miss
Margaret Jeanette Sniffln. daughter of
Mrs. Margaret E. H. Sniiiiu. and ' John
Augustus Lees. yesterday afternoon, in
the Westpurt Methodist Episcopal
church. The edifice was filled with
friends of the young couple. The deco»
rations were very handsome and of an
elaborate character. The maid of hen-
or was Miss Nellie Boyce. of Bridge-
port, and the ushers were Edward Hub-
bell,C. P. Harris. Charles Sniflin and
William Sniflin. Mr. and Mrs. Lees re-
, ceived a large number of handsome and
' useful gifts. After the ceremony they
were driven to South Norwulk, and
took a train South. wuere their Wedding
tour will be pm at
F11o11~l3a)lotd.
There was a quiet wedding at the par-
, sonage of the Baptist church. Wednes-
day evening. Rev. W. D. McKinney oili-
ciating The contracting parties were
Charles M. Fitch and Mrs. Julia Guy-
lord, both of Ansouia. Mr. Fitch is 11
popular clerk in the employ of Cock
Brothers, and Mrs. Gaylord has lately
come to Ansonin to reside. her former
home being in South Norwslk Mr. and
Mrs. C. A Cook accompanied them 111
the parsonage and were the witnesses
of the ceremony. After the wedding
willNOTllA'l. OEMER NCNOOL PUPILS.
11.111111 About Nor tardy During its Ionth oI
‘ Cephalic
The following pupils of the Center
school were neither absent nor tardy
during the month of September last.
The High school has returned to two
segionsaday.
Kindergartenwfleien Duffy, Agatha
Hayes. Lia-tic Harris. Madge Muir,
Florence Sturges. Alice Vauanner.
Jerome Blackwell. Floyd Byingmn.
Willet Chinery' Claude Gilbert. Louis
Keeler. Leo Ma 11111. Robert Muir, Har-
0111 1111111111. Wyllys 111111111.
Room 2'—Zitu Fenney. Marion Hayes,
May Leobold.M:1ry Martin. I‘m-once
Nadia. Aurelius Heath. Williannilort'on,
Clarence Johnson, Waller June. Wil-
liam Mull" .Ihy. Arthur Raymond Victor
Smith. L111 lie 51. George.
Room Il—Florcnce Bray. Charlotte
Frank. 1111.11.1111111111111131.11111-3'11111- Kemp,
Albertine Matheis. Lillia McGurrie,
RuthSmith, Alice St. George. Carlton
Byiugton, Richard Dunning. Samuel
Farr. France Grumman. lrving Rhymes.
Lawrence Healy. Alfred Lindlmrg.
Arthuuillurray. Theo lore Muth. Harold
St. George, Willie VauWagncr.
Room 4—Sclleck Andrews. Mortimer
Brnndage. Charlie Ber-tine. Sigmund
(insowski, Percy Hendrick. Howard
Johnson, William Littletnu. John Mc-
Cormack. Howard Nndin. James White
Edith 131112111, Edna Byinnton. lncz Dan-
iels. Ruth Hnymcs. Carried-11111111111. Leah
Lycett. Martha Muth. Carrie Smith.
Minnie Smith. Flora Vaangncr. .
Room B—Lnlu Boarsc, Eny Lmbold,
Mabel 111111111111, Johanna Mulcahy. Flor-
ence Undcrhill. Joseph Brotherton Al-
bert Bouton, Chester Heath W lbnr
Ranch. Walter Underhill. Freddie War-
den.
Room 6—E-iith 11.4.1.1. 1111111111 (1111111.
Stdie Mathews. Annie Mnrrav. Rim
Natteford,l1la R:.‘1ymond Florence Rec-,d
the party were driven to the furor.-
hillll'l of Mr. and Mrs. Fitch. in Cottage '
avenue. The wedding was a surprisol
to many—Ansonin Sentinel. ‘
Whlsl at Miss Parker’s. .1:
Miss Bird Parker. of West avenuce
. gave a small whist party, last night
Her guests were Misses Clara Kellogg.
Aimee Wood. Louise Wood. Katherine
Brothertou, Hattie .Pnnzelt. and Harry: ,
Cousins. Beyw Wis. Thomas Per-I
kins. Charles R. Baker. Samuel W 1
Wood and Mr. Baker.
was followvd bymnsical selections 1111':
the banjo and piano by the Misses Wood l
and on the piano and tuned die by Mr. i
Perkins and Mr. Waterbury. A colic-E
tiou was served. 'V
FEASTED TIIE FIREMEN.
If. and Mrs. Ratchlord Entertain the lamb 1115
oi the Norwalk Department.
The members of the Norwalk tire de-
partment were sumptuously climrmim'd.
'last night. by Mr. and Mrs. Michwl
Ratchford. at their new restaurant in
M 1111 street. N1 il‘Wdlk.
Supper was served at 8:30 o‘clock.
covers being laid for one hundred. The
tables. prottily decorated. presented an
inviting :1ppmt‘11n1'o.The menu i11-
cluded I'M-1'11- hicl:en. filed 11yste1s. fried}
p Itntoes. swunt corn, snudwicln s. betV.
mired pickles. frankfurters, rye 1111'i-‘
whvat bread. celery. cake. cheese coffee, 1
and [11111111 refreshment.
Chief Engineer Prowitt thanked the
host and hostess for their hospitality in
behalf of the Iirmen, to which lllr.‘
Ratchl’ord responded in an apt speech.
L sit-1' there was some excellent vocal sc-
lections by a colored quartette composed l
of Charles Littleton. James Gordon.
William Whaley and Samuel Bonner.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Ratchfoidmnde
the boys feel thoroughly at home. con-
sequently the evening was one of rnr
enjoyment which thedlremen will not
soon forget
“Shodlder’stw 111k, 11.. N. Y. M k t.
LOOKED UP FOR NJN-SUPPCRT.
Thomas ScuIIy, cl Namath. usglchs Ills Wilt
and Item.
Thomas ideally. formerly employed as
a waiter at Groom’s Point. has been
working as a cook for Joseph Mnlvihill
in an eating tent at the Dnnbury Fair.
Yesterday afternoon he was arrested 113
Deputy Sheriff Lyon and brought to
Norwulk on a charge of non suppor1
preferred by his wife, who is 11 douche-1
of Mr. and M111. Thmnnn Whom-.11:
Winnipuok. Scully was placed 111 1111:
Norwalk lockup over nluhr. and brought
no for trial this morning. The 11111-11
went over until this ufternoon at 1
o'clock. 44.444444 .44..-- 4
Watch and Money eons.
.loi1n.lo11en,otBrook street. went to
bed the other night. leaving his gold
WLlllI and a 1mm of money In his vest
pocket-s. When he got up the next
morning the window of his room was
open 1 11d his vulu 11111-11 were missing.
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“Macaw—4......
wiloke nix cents per bushel. Sec
, County case.
111-1111 Schumann. Elean11r~.Smith Grace
Smith. Elith Smith.
EllwlW111'11wcll.(‘16orge Avis In, E lwnrd'
Guthrie Neil Hendrickson.
Moore Eddie \‘ewxn 111 John Nestor.
Lockwood, Willie R uvmond FreddiplAn Orgsnvntion Io linguists Wheclng in the
Pauline St. George. Mildred St. Gnome [(5’111‘”
Lllle) Shpldnn 1 'llllll NV. H Tilllllll‘l, (if \‘v1lll.‘lblli_ .
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Grover;
i scrum I
Room 7mm; Burr. Curie V1111.” 11111 wheeling in tlw state. the 11-111 of successfully 11111111 ”Mr 11 IJI c
A ilidgclicld hisn Socurcs- the Mason
Work Ior St. Joseph’s Church.
IT IS TO BE VSlANlElI Al Mill.
The Building' Will be of the Gothic style oll’
Architecture. With s Present Costing Cs-
pscily 111011111 Six Hundred—Financial
Result of tho Lalo Fair.
Rev. J. T. Winters today awarded the
contract for the mason Work of St.
Joseph's church to [Mines 1“. Kennedy.
11f Rlllgi'fli'ld.
4111,1150.
The c intruct price i~
Scnitor George Linnshury is
11111. Kimnr'1ly‘s surety fur the prop-r
comploiion of the work.
The church will be 1021160 feet. and of
the gothic style of architecture. The
present seating capacity will be 1160. but
the rear will be so constructed that an
addition of thirty feet may be built 1111
The
building is to be started at once. but will
whenever it is deemed necessary.
not be completed inside of a year.
The auditorium. Willi its large gol-
Iery. Will serve as a hall for some time
While the members of the parish will
worship in the chapel in the basement.
The fair hold recently will not nearly
$1.000.
“Viv. c, ”.1! P
VM .
Tho Vlorl s 1111:1111- one 1111 which be to Rs.
ing is VIII the points from
which bets receiving informationare
The Earl of 01 wrote in May last
with reference the pedigree of a large
N1 1rwaik family‘s His notes are to is
published and 111111111111“ p- rtiou of the
interesting co utilization of His Grins .
In part two. Which is s 11in to appear.
will be depicted the ancient Esains Bon-
P1111111. As a complement to this on-
lu'ljllplllll hits 11.1.1111 Mr. Selh ck 11 pres-
1V~nr of :1 11 We of the \l 111111 Id 1 Warren
'.. ’:,dI whi1h will alsodppcar in a forth
minim: number.
Tin~ history 11! the old Sammie house.
now being revavd, llIt-I been wr1151n
and information is asked relative to tin~
little red house that 1110 111 in the rear of
or near the West avenue 111.1111 of John-
Sunmis many years since. It is believ
cd that it hides it family , story of some
interest.
The date of raising the old Smith
house in Ann street. a little east of
West ave-nun. hss been ascertiiincd-I‘ r1 1m
an ancient record. as also 11 number of
facts pertaining to the Nul'll'lllk of that
day.
Itil'nrn'mtion is also requested aslo
Mrs Simeon Raymund of 11 century 111111
one—half into. Her first name Was Ilnn-
nal1.11ndherself and 1111111111111 lived in
West avenue. directly north of the new
l‘ongrc'vutionnl church in 511111 h Nor-
FEDERATION 0F CVCLISVS.
State 01 Connection .
About fifty delegate-s representing!
win-churn in all parts of Ibo srnm n1-
semhled In Muriden. wsnwd 1y and
[formed the Connecticut F- dcr 111-111 of
J. E Br11i11.1rd.uf Meme".
was Pli‘t‘fl‘ll ch. 1ir1nan 11f 111n 11111V1nliun‘
sec-
rot: 1ry.
The obit-1t of the organization is to'
11111-1111on1 of sin1 ix'm rcunlar
lwnlk.
——C1il-.11 six cents per bushel.
lulVortiscIncnt.
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Fun Galore at IloyI's.
'I‘ l‘here was fun galore nt lloyt‘i-
VTltfllllru last night Tbelinwnr‘d Ailm-
1111 11111 compiny of upm'izilists 1m- artists
1111 every sense that the word can be con
:rlt'nvd ’l'iiolr Object is 11 make fun
l‘Xll‘ll’l thchinhrst skill in music. ath-
loin-s ila11c111¢.aetc..11nd they now.
Peupli
DrisyR'ithh 'Frnnk Benedict 1.3.1.... 1111- 1l11~lls. lanterns. 111'. . carrying 11l11-1l-1bv 1:,Inphi-d last niuhr. until they 1011b
cot. Arthur Kenny,
Howard Wilson.
Room 8, High 31111101413117 Como
stock.R1bert Benedict. Howard Hun-
ter. Philip S'nlforrl L ~un H11 ohms->1
Charlie Murray,
Granite Blacks Compared With Biick.
Granite is very noisy. '
Granite wears 5111111111 and slippery.
Granite cannot be laid as evenly 111-}
brick.
Granitc nee-ls frequent resetting.
(ironitc is more expensive to keep
clean.
Brick laid on concrete is the most
quiet pavement except wood.
Brick make a perfectly even surface.
pleasant for 1' urine or bicycle ride-r4.
Brick nivc best hold for horses" fur-r.
Brick have a lowar Io-unlntipn of can-
creto which never wrors or becomes un-
1'1 1111
Buck are supported on 11 pcrfw tlv lit
tins: cushion and remain in p Isiiion
Bri1k 111'11c1sy to km-p clcnn, 1111 l :11“-
~il very fidillldll Y [ll ll’i"lll"lll.
Brit" .1' ,gi11- 1'.1~11't' tract-ion for h1~11vy
111; Mini.
Brick 1111' more 11:111in relnid 111' replac-
ed. as 1111 bricks are of the same size.
Brick lit pcrfectl y against the car truck
rails.
Brick do not wear vehicles as will
grunitv
N.11. Mk1
Milk Ul‘dlnlnC’ Declared Invslld.
The latest volume of the reports of
the Supreme Court has just been pub-
lished. and It contains a number of very
important decisions. lino case of par
ticnlm' interest in Norwalk is that of
the State stainst Smith. 11 Fairliuld
The city authorities some,
time since passed an ordinance control-
lingthc unleol' milk with the view of
preventing mlnlteruti-d and impure milk
being sold and requiring all dealers.
viclunlcrs, etc. to be licensed, the pen-
alty for violating this 11111111111111; being 11
line of not more than $511. The court
holds that then~ nre 11111111111111 providing
for the protection of lhopublio against
the sole of impure or adulteratcd unlit.
the statutes.
llIc. . nt llnyVi-s market.
A Dosrdln 1 11111111 1111111 Excludes.
b au'ding house. at
31 Miner street or-
ploded last night.
Thel' flip won in n
a serious blaze had not Mrs. Woyor-
hunter‘s son John discovered the tire
and extinguished it. The bureau and
carpet of the room were somewhat dum-
ugod. '
advertisement.
l.heN Y. Mkt.
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Hoyt.J1'.,tmd B. H. Waterbury. 1111'lH21ttie Keith. M 11'1011 11111111111, E u 1y l’rcsulont..l. h. BI'.1111.1r11. Mort-Ion; v1 eon-”um- 111 Ili~~ brown-11. 11f mory l11v11' o "
hiilht’ill 5001133 were made by Miss Loni-19: Mott, L turn Pollard. L'zzie Schumann i presidi-nt, Ariorncy S. B. him-1111'. \lid- ;
Curd-playing :_
and that thc ordinance conflicts with'
NFrcsh 110111.1111I11 pound; 11111111 hum, l
A lamp in Mil. Mary Wt'ycrlinnser's !
bedroom upstairs. and might have caused .
“11119111111 sales every 1111} this week at:
innls who scatter glue; and lacks on
cycle paths
The following Hill's-rs were elected:
{dior-nvn; Si'l‘l‘l'lill‘y. llv-nrv '1.
i ,\l1-1'1‘1l1-11:treasurer. WIllimu [I '1‘-111111“
inf \ant'rlmvy; 1'x~"'11I1v1~. (‘Ullllllllll‘t‘
l Robert ll. Brown. 1'11rw11-l1;1) 1‘ ('00.
'lirnlm‘pni'l; l‘. (‘ Huntington. Hartford
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
l The Going 1nd Coming 111 "email People and
1 Their Friends.
l Mrs. Julia \.
111 Bi 11-h Rock.
'l‘ho~ Misses Florence and Edna Win-
thn are visiling in l).1nhm'_v.
.“l'. and live. i" J N! -l1-1rv. of .lnrw}
lllily. are spending :1 few 1115's in Nor
3 iwalk.
lt‘att'l‘ is visiting friends
(Icorgo' Brody, 11f Nnrwnlk. will lonv.~
town, S:i'I11'~l.1V.luj1iII his twin llrlllllt‘l‘
John 111 Ripley. .‘1', ‘1’.
M 1's. '1". John l1<I"l-Z\V11'I(l. of lie-t
'111‘1'11111'. loft Norwzilk.
' Nlii'bigin.tovisit.ln'ril.111-_:l111-1'.
S1,
The 'llE-Isc ~11 I the] and l’ ossic St John
are visiting M111 1) I'- Mun-l1. in Nor-
wnlk, this 11'1'ok.———l).1nliury News.
Miss Unrric Smith, of Bridgeport. for-
mo'ly of Norwnlk. is vis11i111.r Mrs. I'Id-
111111111 Godfrey. of 1H Wall smut
Hannibal Williams. the Shukcsw'rinn
render. was the guest of A. A. (indium,
yesterday Mr. Williams and Miss
Williams will tour New England this
season.
Miss llwyndolluo' Uwycr, of Wash-
ington. l). (7.. is the guest of Mrs. Mary
H. Mitchell. of II? West street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. l'Instis. of N1~w
London. are visitinu friendsin Norwnlk
Miss Ellen (1. (Jump. Philadelphia. rc-
ccntly ordained 11s 11 «loneliness. is 1
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs t‘.
H. (Jump. of North avenue.
Station Ascot David iinuhcs,‘of Nor
walk. is at the l).111hnry l’dll‘ today.
William Smith. of the ”Highland
House. (ioshen. Mass. is vii-111111: A
Sohnuns.
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Tnln City Century Run.
1 Tho Twin (lily WllPl'lllll'Il will have
its ccntury run to (iniil'urd, Sunday. if
I the weather in favor 11119 The inninl c111
who 11111 going ill'l' 1111111111111 11. mm.
their nnlncs hullelincd 11v flilnurrn“
noon. 111 the club rooms. The start Will
be 111111111 at 5:111 otlock. Bridle-mu
will be reached at- ? o'i lock. 1lllll bit-11k-
fast will he served there. 11‘: wing 111 ‘ :31);
‘:Now Haven. 11310 where :1 stop 11f liftm-n
minutes will he mndn. Bradford will
,bereached at 10 1111. Stony Greek “1:15:
Il;ecte's Island. 1111.». 1111i liuill'm-d at
12:17» oclock. where dinner will he
i sci-v ed at the Ptu'7llotcl.
railroad 1011111 mics prov' ding for thi"
pu- iislmn-nt 11f hic.v1!1~ 1i111~ ~\1~.' 11ml 1 rim-.
King. .
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.11'1pils
_\'csll'vd.1y. for.
laugh no more.
Dorcas.
A 1.111111 '1) at th-i'V nmurumme of Don 111-
w ll 11111 rust oven the 11111er 1 1111-- I’ll' 11m-
1:11111- :1 1d will .1w11kcn .1 thrill 111‘ romeo.
light and rvti'wd musical po f ruinous.
KWin-11 it 14 said lliir 1111111112; the p in-
:1r1~. lni'lu-le Em l) 11'1-111u1rr.\l11rio
.\lIll:.1r1l [)1'1-11' ', l) 111:1l-ls111. Willi lll
lllv 1111-11111 (.‘Eiti‘ius ll. Busu'r,
FI‘PtI. Miuuin .lnllnu'. Mario
gunpoint Arthur Sent->11 11nd (‘lmr-
“ovum 1111 llll‘l of the inp I-
1'1111'11 of this 11rulit"ll1lll is mm -_\-d
' l‘-h- s-1'11111111'1ssorics 11r1- Silll 111 b-
'lu' :111111111 111 the I‘Xll’t‘llll'.
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.liporn Hilllsti,ll1‘[lil>§‘l‘ 1'2.
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"Share Acres."
Juno's A livrm-‘s f-Inr-m't cu111111y1-'
lilo 1111111111111'1-1.
f1rpi'-'11l111111111 11 ll- Hi 11 l‘l11'-.111r1
l”-:~ll.1sl1vIIi-,.'ht.
l 111111 :1 arm lll :'
Ell'd‘llr‘lu
ll'llli'ltyn ll \1'..s “Willi-vi 11 by
l Now England 1' 111-31 Is
n-‘x'
11"1-11 native plays hnv-
succces. 11ml prniM-of Mr
ll;
11 Ilium-
Ils‘ III'M pr-Illlllll‘ll
\I'nI'k :111' ll":tl'|l 1111 all sides.
' p.11'l)‘ (’~Illlllii~t'1l 11f
El'll‘l'uynlt'll. 11ml 111 rip-11km}: 111' it 11111- of
' "'l‘m'ro» 11r1~ 11-1112-
lns Well as laughter 111 ”11» wmId-rlnl
Vplily. T1 the tint Wash .111'. 1y the stains
of sold 1i s1n11~11111~~11~.1rs that limb-v1
.tin- syiupnlllics. that 1111111111111 (he liuitrl
11ml undo-s It fertilc for the 111-1111 of bro
thorly low; tours tl1.11 catch the 111111
Ilit-11111 of sacrifice and sciintilnto nil-
' thi' warm. rich colors of inmost omit-11v
111': tours that brighten the eyes whili-
the lips are 11 routhcd 111 smiles."
Il11~~=11111111i~1-'I-,-. sillili
~~l".v1111111;.'s with Dickens. Reading;w
given by Mrs. li‘1'odoric W Norris. Tue»
day, 11-1 Ill. Arion Hull. umpires of 1111-
W111nun‘stinild, of Trinity parish.
CRANBURV.
Mrs. Nellie .‘lliddlebrixik, a talented
‘elimulliiuisl of Bridgeport. 1... visiting 111
l’osunnslcrGregory’s. .
Miss Nollie Putin". of Wulling‘R-r.‘
11(11'1' visiting Postmaster (ire cry, his
return-~11 home.
Mrs. W. ll. Finch and Mrs. E.
Shipman. Jr. are sick with inulnria.
ll. ll. Unity and l). M.
driving1 Ili'w bulb-«'11.
Miss Bertha ( lob-y h In returned from
.1 visit in limb-1111111.
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Pillow are
01411111411 For Senator.
’l‘he Notion il Dutnocr. 1111 of the.
{Tim lt1l1 Son iluiiill tintrict h' we 11111111-
looted .1 I1 .md i)1~i.ill~ I11. 111 Darlen. for
11(1th M’llllfl'l‘.
E W' 1.1111111111111.11.11.111in Not'wmk
E 111111. the l).1nlmry fair with Him-1111111111 g
1 Mt'ltnw I'lll. ills bruthir Frank“ Willi
1111111 l11-r attraction.
The l’equmtuotk l’li‘mlllm club will
organize 11 foot Iull eleven ntits meet-
ing. ncxt Tuesday night.
1.1111 house at Pampaskeshunke (Belde11_
grnving 11 ni'eatyrnndsnn of its 1111111111113 '
Fred '
Nurwn'k '
REED 0N SllllNll MONEV
1 lthalne Alon Addrcs’ses 11 11110119 in
Vle Bridgeport Armory.
GUNBNESSNAN Nlll. ENDORSED
Scooters llswley and Flatt 'Sposlt to urge
Overflow Issllnos at Miller's "all—Many
Nomallt Republicans in Attendance
' ---0lltor Political nation.
The greatest pnldictl demonstration
ever witnusscd in Bridgopwrt was the
rvception accorded to 'I‘hmnns B. Read
last night. Fiw thousand nmucr'owded
in the State Armory to hear the man
from Maine, and nearly 2,001) 1111111 111'—
ton led the inertia v meet 11;; in
Hall. V
Speaker Reed was the uncut of Wil~
liam D. Bishop. 11 life-10111: Democrat
and ex-mnizrcs-nnm from this district.
and Mr. Bishop unis mm of the smokers
at, the great sound money moi-rim:
While Speaker Reel was addressing the
Armory nicotine. Senator-1 Jo-eph it
Hewley :Ind‘lirville H. Plait wrrc tilk
ing at th . S1il-rs' Hall meeting.
The platform in the Armory \vus
crow-cl with prominent Rupuhhmns
Th demonst'utrni when Mr, Reed
mounted t‘h' p‘atform was o .e of punk--
m-Iniu'n. aid nib-r his introdu'tiou it
was Innny 111innte~ before he could get
1 chance to hvgiu.
Hisnddress W‘IS devoted entirely to
11111 11111111111111.1111". nfn'r' cndorsinulhw'
1' indidncy of E. J. Hill fni li-niigrcss
Nearly one linudrml 1111-! fifry Norwnll.
vomrd wrnt to Bridgcpvu‘t to ll":th tliv
ililrei-H, '
'I‘h-~ Tippecan c churns r1 named 11 s~
leciion entitled "H~Il‘llllltlll." which «~11
I'u'd the audience~ off its fuel. 111.11 cinn-
alpml cheer W1s given
nilcr’ s
.ows:
HOULIHAN.
Air: "Meryl 111d. \Iy Maryl 111d “
I‘he Norwnlk man I» after you.
11111111111111.1111 H Illllll'lll.
You'll him to see 1111.11 you can do.
Honlihnn. 11h Honlihzm
The race for Congress you will find.
[-1 very different than the kind
"l‘hut you. perhaps. have in your mind.
l Honlihnn, oh lloulihwn
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' in Newtown till? the stir is great,
lloulihan. 11h il-mlihun.
'~' 1'11111'11 lh" finest in the stale,
llou‘lihuu. 11h “111111111111
I‘nough you must leave 11 while you run
No not 11 sent in Washington.
1:11'l1' you can 1111 when 1' «Inn's dun".
ll'iltlll111l,1.nll ll 11l1l11111
‘ 1" -11 never were c111 11111 to fill.
ll-111l1l1:111,11l1 H Illllllllll.
.‘111' «nit ”111's occupied by U ll.
ll mliltnn, 11h llnnliliun.
\nd though the voters you may tell
(if Silver Free. you may as well
-~1l’11('k to running: _v- 1111' hotel.
1' EI-Iulihnn. 11h “million.
l‘he Ncwuiwn folk-1' \vulkcd 11p (by back
Honlihnn. oh linitlihnn!
It was :1-' fill"
SVEAMER PARISV DISABLED.
Dnc of her £11111... 11111111. Down In lid-
Dcosn, but she Refuses Assistance.
Ni-zw Yonx. Oct. 9.——The Furst Bis-
marck, arriving this morning. reported
~pe;1klnu the steamship Paris. yesterday.
The Paris was hove towhen sighted.
She is disabled by oncof her engines
breaking down. She refused assistance
however. After sending letters here by
the Bismarck. she procredcd on her'voy-
age with her port engine.
The Voillccrs of the Bismarck report
that the passengers on the Paris wvrr
'Ollllll, but othvrs suv many were urmtli
excit ~1l.
Tito l’ams left New Yoik fur 11.111
hampton last Wednesday.
A L raw- Steamrr Found-rs.
"ULLHEAII, ()1' lan' 9 —.\ law-.1111“,
winch has just put in l11~rc 1111 11c1'1u11t1-l'
the storm, reports 1111141111: 11 large 1111111111-
cr founder off Bishop lslaind. it in im-
Ili'vcd till illIUlll‘ll hi'r wu-re lost.
10011101111 LOCAL 111:,ws‘.
Sevm'nl wan-111 loads of nyp-ies posse-ii
through .\'oi'w:1lk Ibis 111 ii'ning. hound
for 11'111r1~r1|111r11~r~.
Allonti 111 as (flslll'tl In the price 1111-11-
1-11 111 iii- No" Y 11k (111-1,- 1y 1-111p11-y
new W1t|lVeIIlS“llll‘llVl.
.\l1115s~i'11311 l‘ii ~11111- E l’wkins‘
«.{mlst l'wiml 1'1! Il11~ Stub
'11111g1'1'g11II11111l church. 11-111 crow
”cl-wk. Wll lM' l'l‘m'i
,.
N rwnl-
all 4
l.- Monday and c 11-
111111;: f 11 111111 1111111, Charles E Sm
:11'111'.1l1-- led-ling uriccr. w1l1
'.:"11111l~le-plnv of Iiuyli-ra' 1‘lliil‘11lalll.~
'llllll“ lll' ll)" ll" X’
Vii .1'11
artrnnoen msrncnss'
1111i I’HC-MS 11! his store. They will i»
you've-l I'm-o, \Villl 1'1111.:y("1k1'~'1111111r11'.
1's. by 1111 I'Xpr'l'll'll"l"<l llhl)‘
The hilly ~11 u'iai If th - rMir-11 N -rw:1lk
1‘ 111.:1'11111111111111 «-l.111'1',11 1-1 111 be hcl 1 n x
ilnndny eve-11111:. ()at 111- r 1211). In the
shit I'll purl-11's Thi- ladics of the church
l1 1p»~ to so» all their friends 01 that ev-
ninu. Muir will b enjoyed .md light
1-111 s‘1111~-111s sewed.
l \hn'h llel‘ullilllt'l's‘ 1l11- lllll'Sl
'11- morltct.‘
lll‘n'
.\ 1' .1111.
FAN. ‘1Y KEMBLE.
«Sillillll lu'lf‘dk.
The Famous .li'tri'ss W11» 11 Truiiblcmtm
“'111111111 1111 ”11- Hugh.
Clizirli-sllullo11111'1~.~':1i111111:11':
11y lii'mldw was 1111'
son 1 our 111111 to (l1-nl \11111. 11'11111'111
“l":ili
most dillicnli p1~1
'l‘hwy hippo-d il11'1-1Iv11'wi1l111 whack,
ll-mlilmu 11h llonlihnn‘
l‘h- -\ did tliv hope» oil on: ross1'.l1ill
l"hoy did thy cup of cream ~s< spill.
\ll'l Ill-in must run thy lmlrl sllll.
“11111111111. oh lluullhnn!
Gold Democrats 01 Connecticut.
llnIt'ri'oInI. Um. 11.—-—'l‘lm stnto conven-
lion of the gold standard Democrats was
held nt 1"11111 Iiunrll hull. and during the
throc hours‘ dellberoilons. which were not
mnrrml by 11 single discordant ripple of
opposition. there Wi‘l’ll placed in nomina-
tion pronlllclitlnl electors. 11 full slate
llokct. congressmen nnil an lnilorscment
nivcn to tlnv nominees for state senators
and judges of probate selected by tho sov-
orul caucuses-I. 'l he nominations were on-
tlreiy by ncclnmntlon. Tho 11111111 ticket. is
Is followu:
For Governor—Joel A. Sperry, New
Haven.
Lieutenant Governorw—Wllllnm Wnldo
Hyde Hartford.
Secretary of Flute—Judge William llul-
chers. New London.
State Trensurer~fieorge H. lloyt, Stum-
111111.
Comptroller-Herbert
bury.
Th0 IIIcotlIIg was presided (War by ex-
(«lovcrnor Waller. who was III his happiest
mood, and the convention nhowml tliolr
approolntlon of his lnlmltnhle scintilla-
tluns of humor. sarcoma and Irony by ro-
peuteil applause. 'I'ho platform Iiiloptod
reaffirms the dmxlnrntlotis mode by the
11.111111111111111 Democracy in convention M1
Hartford. J1me ill, of this your. Indorm-d
the ndm‘nlntrntloti of i’rosldent Cleveland.
Curtis. Water-
pnlillo 1-rmllt- and his Monipllllmillon of
the Monroe doctrlne. and the platform
and onndldnli-s of the luillunnpnllsmm-
V1nllonmn'o also lndurnod. Seventy seven
towns were ri'pl'twnntml by delegates In
the cotn'.nntloil
Democrat-1 Probate Convention.
The Domvurntic Pmbnle convention
will be hell .1 the N~>I"1V1ilk Howl. Stit-
urday.()1-1o'cr 17, st l| 11.111. James
'I‘.Huld11dlistlm nimble 110111111111
Another 11111111111111 Rsllyu
A Repel-1111111 why will be held in the
N0117le Opera House, text 11111111111,-
night.
onpoclnlly npprovlnu his support of the.
l11'1' (1111' 1l:1_\' at M11II1'lI1'st-r slii' was 11
[1'1111 '.'\ 1\li11.~111111111'r Nlh'ld's l)1'1':1.11
fwiili M1 111l1~l.~'s11|111"~. music. \l'1'll,1~om1~
minim-1 Coinstm'k. lllr' North M1111 \. {‘I'} "““""”“"” "l' 1’ ""5““ "‘"d’m'efi;
1-1'11 "Hui-r li'Is‘ l'1it1'11 ll11' ' ‘ . '.. M...
‘ ‘ n ‘ 1. ‘ ‘ “cl“k‘ " r, [‘11 l.l'.l‘ From 1) 1-lnr 1 111' 3nd 'ln 11‘ u!
. 11- Silver Ll’HIIIl p nulv ', 1-s1w1'111lly' I1 1w- \-1 1511.11 nut-s11 131. .‘1' rwaik.
1 ' 111 11. ii 1l1 1111 l -
1-l.1pli~d fur silvcrmnc. llw p lish y.......”'“'“ y' ‘ ti “mm” 1 5.311"
mini-s 11 illil'cicnl 14 [I‘ll [1111' kng- .~ .11111 11-; l1” 1 p l :71'.H,,‘.;,. i;1,.,:h:. g t" .91..“
111;:I11v 1'1'1'111111111-111lv1l by lllllll'id 11s wt " 'I'! 1111 “1 ""I r "'1 .111 "1' ' lfi-‘ll'l‘h'
3 3 31111-1 li\1111i11111-~ 11:1 Jr '1 drier. lit-'
.1.» pic who have used ll. .‘lr. ( (Illlhllil': ; .. 11 or 1.11 1. 11 '2 1111 1' 1111-11-11. near
Hinds 1111:1'1K1111 run on Ill“ 1illll’ll~'l‘, " nun-111.1111!
1
l
1111.119 1111‘
1
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111-1. \1111 ll ~1 11.1» 1.1--l1-r 11 1d W:l’ll im-
;\11_11\1~1111ill.\‘ .llull‘ l1: lulll) ll “1111510. 33
3 \ >1 ~I11-1-I.1\m1ll1 .\1-l'\\n:h. 3'15 ti
.1
. 1.11er ~ 1.1l11-11
1111111.: in tho lighting, 1.1' tlu' dosh, 1.1 .
1111- music. 111' ”11' 1111111. (llll 11111 quitr
l.411.1 ln-r. but at that 1111c hour nntiiinn
c1111.! is all ll'il. r111 l"111111yK1'1nl.l1~ 51111
'ply 5:11 llmvu outside on tho slows In
1111' p.14.~11;.'1':111111-1'11-11. N111l1111g..~h1~d11-
1'l111‘1'rl. \wulil indncv' 1111' to i11-;:SII until
1-v1-ry1hi111: was cxnctly 10 bur taste. l
implnri-d but to go in, as the place was
crowdml nnil Ilic pcnplc impatient. At
last I got her on to tho platform. I 111-v-
or saw 11 \Vlllllllll in such a passion about
such 11 trifle."
llow (loop was the impression she
mudc upon 11111 11s a boy. I heard her
Dream." with Mcndclsschn's lovcly
music pluycd by 11 full orchestra. only
.1 y 1~1 11' or two nftoeri "ndclssohn Bill‘tllh
The famous orchestral player. Mr. Wil-
r‘tinny‘s versatilily. licr rnpid changes
1111 slu- Hill with (111- book open bcfori- “('1‘
(>11 11 crimson vr'lvi-t cushion. were phe-
nomcnnl. llcr only successor is Mrs.
Crmvc. the once famous Lcuh. Neither
lirnndrnm nor Mrs. Dnllns Glynn could
touch licr as n Simkcspcuronn render
iii-1' l‘l'llill'l‘llll: of Bottom end his crew
is 1111111111; thoso memories which will
take milk with old Harley‘s grnvcdig
1 111-12 Why Funny \vns ncvcr 11 brilliant
-i. 11.11 mil "Kmnblo”—success on
the stand I could liliVi‘l‘ imagine. ()1
course. l nevi-.1' saw In'r not. 1101' dru
mnticcnri'cr wns nslmrt one and over hc
into my ti1111'.lmt nll the Siddons Ivns
in I11~rplnttorm LI'Idy Macbeth nor shall Incl-1111;. 1.111. 111- 11111 f 511111111. 111111 vlclnhy
, [not form t tl11~ lliiillinx and pntln'iii-
' pathos of the closing 111-1-111-11111’ 111'1' “Ito
men and Juliet.”
l She was then ('nbout Will) not so
stout as film afterward ls-cnmc. ll1-1
dark fnce 11nd iilnrk 111111. piercing llllli'b
eyes and long black velvet dri-ss 111m
her 11 strange and tragicnppvnrnIIcI'
which she entirely shook oil in 1111
curly love sconce. but which scrvcd to
" (olor profoundly the torribh~ poismi‘
tragedy of thorium-111111115: Kc mldo hail
l 1111 imperfectnpprmiutim 1111f music. Sho'
was for ll' 'IIVlIIg out this 111111 curtailing
that. lint Hulh~ was firm about M i'ndi'ls
11111111. and she had to give in.—-Contcm-
penny Itwiew;
‘ Eu
l't‘tlll that some “Midsummer Night's]
ly (now forgotten It'd tin: first violins. ~
1' Indy l-.
M '«r~1-r1\111'11f-I
stitilon.
hlillr-(lll'tilll. S lowll ll t)11.1119A{l
month.
331 “cl-l lllll tilti‘t
lI‘ 1111111111-I»-~1 11111 111 Brooklyn to
in 1111— S1111" ull‘ 131111-1111".
ailm- liltil. all
cal-w. inliuiis
AV'I‘El) 111;:111111111131131111-11
for the 1111-111 1' «fitting the Al
11ch 1111211 for rent um”
11 Hr. L
(in 1111111111111.
7AN'I‘I-‘l)~ wNint 1111111111111
11- orlvnn I ml: )1 of thrVeem
\
Niw ork clty.
nurse in 1111111611 A 1111'
Ihr (1 story and ham: dent hi'o
\
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l 0111
J. ll) 1
«mm
OLE Mimi and 111111111; 111111111 ailment cit
lbiyniund street corner of Hot
wtrt- -1~t 11H 1in 11l1-I1'I‘ll'll.’ cars. 80th '
'-11111. \\‘1- 11-11101 11.11111 1.111.111.111-11111111101111111111
d Haulll Viilil'lllk. \UI 1111111 and vicinity til
“71' Inm- calnblishcd out'sl'l' 'ee 61:
ll’lsllll,’ 11nd rimming Inn-docs". and are now
'lII‘lVIilI‘Hl I1 'l~1.ill kinds-1f 1l1lnliliigund V11 1‘-
In; 111 the 11-1; host slyli'nnd minimum Lard
~11its 1l11- w “n ' mode 11 mrnpnrl. chmklt
mun-s 111111.» 093' . “billing?
11111111'». 1111.111” 1111.51” lliiudi'ourrs.mufflers.
<1~"1111.~. ll1~~ kill-'1 11'1 . idell-vilse‘dsnfentlm
111111~1I 11ml 1'11111-11'11-11llcnmn‘~ gnltneltt'
l1'1'- 1 Ii 1'11 .1111 -d and 1 It‘anml In 1111- bet-ll mill)
'11~1. .liL} I "'2“ Hi" \SS 11111) if
TO LET, '
3 U. l.’ i‘.—- i"11111ish -d 111nm tam heat
I USP til it. ll]
all. 11 11111-1
« :11 111 11.; ~lr1 of 1: Inner
l‘ 119
'0 LI'I-l‘ —l"IIr1~s!1df1Htrnnm to one or.
anw'IIll 11 on Apply '14 llnvilnnd: :trecr
moral
'l‘ll- l l. l‘ ~ l11fu1nisl11-dr-om.55 iii-1.5km
Bum-t V119 at
‘I‘” Li '1‘ -~F11r i~l1 1l r 11-. 5‘19' n out” 01' sill-
'4'." \iii' HS" 1. I ”Lot 15 North Main of
11.1.. m 111 In “or h-dl at '1pplyto M. C- if!-
111' l‘.1v 1'1'. :15 N 11' I] did In ~'VI.
3‘0 1 RT ~1v-myd sirnhlehonse on lilvcr-
fil'll'IlVH‘lllH' Inst .1111' ~I1lk. ii 1mms.lmlh
11-d' n 1111 o; 111~11s1n11l ~' Inc 11l1rl'lxe
, s'li rpc. ~11" 1115i 1' ill-lbildge
Ill
118*
l. l) 1‘ —5 urue rooms on 111111111411 ave—
11v -n n: 1'10 trenuo 111h‘e hrangcrs-di.
l L1 w- 1I1V-~ \V' III1~ 118 V
-44.,“ . .4. 4. _4_.444444 ..
'l) l l'.l'~ll11..1--‘1f5 r11 ms t I let on Maple 1.
:1 11 1- 51111111 \1111'iriJ-1l111(‘~a'-lah111.
111' nl \lnr~l1. 1183i
'0 l. '1‘—l"ir~11l~o". vs 11 11114.8 Wood-
11'1 r-i.1\'1~' 11 . '0111 34:11 r 11111-1. 90 1111!
ll ...1,77 “1.1l 1111111v1 11. re l 3*: hours 7
r1- 111~. ~‘- \loodnnui 1111-11 1 r1-nl $11!; A
111111111 111
1‘1! l. l‘.--ll.~~ir11111- r 51 in a 1'1 trier of
\\:1 11111 1 111.111-1 Sprl g 111141111 Amly
1‘ 1 11111'11111' ~11; .lncub .ll.l4'1y11111..1x. 113111?
'11 l.-.l ~ 1 11- 11 will 11.1111f house corner 1! '
\\11~1 1111-11110 111d linrinr s . 5 mums.
1' 1115 .- .11 «11-111 111:9 .\n «\cvn our plot“.
-1 m.» “1111* ill on >1 111V1'.V11u1 oil“
“11 “11'. ll- 11» 111 nine r11..m1. Filming
1111-1: .1Il 1111111: rn inn-inuments' too
who 1-.~ 1111 11 'rwm 11-31111 ilillllll‘ Win 0. .
li~~~1~1~. l 11 i111~l111gt1n1s1reei or 1111 thoa i-rein- ‘
up“ 4. your
l'Hl' H1- lttltlhlfli‘thl l 1.1111. H. Becker’s
«1.1.- 71 \\11 hi111111~.11111.w1111Iquin
omry r- mm. rent 111111111 loom npa' tmentj
~1'1'nn lnnd third ~t1-1y. rvnr. rent r5711" 11'"
ism: tils- 1 i-III' room 111111111111" l1 tflmtt.
11w 9:1 \\ nalilimtou fllh' (11.10111 $9011. 111111111.-
nov'ory rm; .lhnls 11gb1-11.nn111111111)111-Ienn-
\mly 1111-111. 1) 111] 1 1' It} lit (30
‘11 ltli \' l‘.« .‘wnt 111114.11 d mun bimbo"?-
i‘llll'|_.—~H111~11~-I~Il;'13 «wet 1‘1 111111111 first
”11111" luilr"',~:llw :1 Innis: flrnt dun"
1N1 1.11"».ull1l ~11- 1.: 1'l II 1111 7 [‘II' tilts. it) full»
‘1) Lli'l‘. . {minis to rent.
.\l11111 ~ll‘1't'l. 1I11'1~1.-.fonr or six room
1 ilillirlllsul |-'1\\l-r11--1- Apply folk-urge ll.
.11'111111l 1. H.11si1-1 hllml. 1111 any. 51
I' It I l1"|‘ ‘ “W “I“
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A'li imnerits 1:11
I
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li111dl_11v )’1‘ill‘11llly. #11111 111 min: 116111 I171
A-' III A“ 11-11 1. IiUWll) om:
15
fl'-'-I1.l1~1111-~i1li1n.1g1~nt ”,1
\HV-wlnu-l.1gv-1111J11i'l111-l overlie AD -
- ,l-llli\lll1l' 11111'1111411intnrd
.1\ 11'. 11 slilll
\l \ -. ;.-. 1111-11-1 11-11. 1.11 \111l1. six
r11.1111~ “1:111”; mum, rm 1' ?-' 1.1. H.199
1 1111-.1111 Ivnl-I 11-111 l~1 \l 11 live 1-1 111.~
1| \‘n, .'1 \1111 ~11 viii water
111-1) lull ll. l‘ ii \lu'llillil "- ' avennv
\uiw ill. .1, ..
FOR 'fiALE.
1
l
l
i
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. lill <\l.l". l’1111-1 for lib-1511 iy cumin;
. 11111 Isml I 11'l1ly 1' 1r11~ 111111 ~11): 1p
mzhr 1.1111111 pi1111 w 111111111111 vs 11' 1111' 111- ..
I: 111 ill w lnsl Iml‘ ('H~I i ll ill-'11 l I'll. '
ml llll'l - 1"111111~1-'1-1| l. Iw-I iii-slit“. WY",
l.1-1111il'lll111 11. 1111‘ ~ 1-w ill - i 11.3 .\1l
ill‘l so i. \1'1‘1-1111 111llll~'l11llll'i' 'lt‘w
.‘l‘OlVl. .'~ \I l' “‘11 WWW t'l 11 hit“ llt'l‘ 1-1'I‘-'
kw! ti\t11 1~.- 1111 s111 111 1:11 11 1' III-iitl 11
“ill Im 11 ll 1'-1111'1p.111-1.i1'11 of in '111-111
lll'ulll' 'l‘..~ til IV
1.1111111111-
llnnds' on» buy huh-10.11” 1'91.
l1 vii-ls high. uurinnlcl ~11'1nd 11nd kirn'
13111111111 1.1.11. [list-1 use for 11111110. I.11l u- plum
11-11 111' new w- rk. 11-1' 111111 ”Hr-111111 1 1' r l
rond limo-1' leaving to 11 iv ll sol 1': .mr ‘
uppliml for Mt 1111111 Add ewes. p 111 11m"- '11 \
l‘ln. \1-1'lv111ll1'. (‘111111 a '1' 11 ‘
I‘l'llrlaldt‘.
1--. 11m: 11an roof "111111-111 min 11
walk llnlilunrol (1'11. . 11:41-11 “11.11 input.
“III 14..“ F. u—lli Il1nel111_\11\1.~
' 1'onl-t. 1:1 Wnll ~tr1-1-1. Ill“ 11.1
citrnrlnthdclty. A111 1111 1h»- SImnII-w. .
Fill‘ SALE .«U. H. Fillets. lli:'|1ll
'I‘1111111dtl1r-t-111r11111'.1'1»
.\ 1
-III,Vl‘1 111d
hunting. ster- slip-11ml I11 1») 1.1.1111»,
and dilute Work 11-1111- 111 111» but. '111 111ml
substantial manner 111111111 3 1 1 111..i11111l-
W11 1'0 1‘ nuipany I’l"".v'
11111 sALh. ~H11lllimt how-"1o. '11; West
avenue, 11111111 domimld- 1- '1. “1111M"! no.
Apr-Iv to 'l nylor 1101.111".
l' '11!
MISCELLANEOUS.
\’ il l l'\ I‘d YAND "AIM l‘llE-“STNG ~Mlss
“1 111.11 oprncd her Mill-nun 111111.
"1111' 1111-11 I it 1111.11'1-1 111 17 V.\ 11h Wain
sin-cl. S11 tll Nurivn-Iv w1.-11~ 1111' , of! re her
11nd 1 ~11- llully s-Illi' ilsllwli patronage ~le
f‘l‘ill' Mil-f 1111' 'lll Si ‘ wllnndolln taught by
llll 1111'1- until-1 11d 11nd lllll ll- 1! twitch!"
'll'l‘llm t 1 p111 11111111111'1'111111 11 111111 0
1111.11» .111 11-1 Icy-1.1111 Mono-Ins sum-ted
.Ho-sm d 11 111.11I1l’e ”111 l m ite-tavenne
Hamil: Norwnlk. 1121111111
\lllV'V'VV ANNHIZI'L Nlh.’ .an u int-I1 elly‘
111 1 111 1~c lily 1mmuo'l 11a 11.
ipl‘iinunnlulpd t 1|.1- Slitilh \11 Wltlk tomato
Mllllll 111-h1111i1.l»u~l1-nv-1 1. on 11111.13» llmf
‘sIII-lin “gum-d 11 1.111 11111 ”11- 11 1111' - clnh
win-ri- 11 1111v' of 1111-11111 ' nno'nysnlult‘nt
11'1l11v-. 111 ll 1'.! “.111 wool llulnlmr. Ii. will ,
wdh 111 Mm 11.111 -'1»111vl11~t111c11111 Ill 1' due
11111111 1111'
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Iwr, \ 11 nln uold 1111 111 Honih Numalk.
(Mimi's-I 1111. Sullulilo reward till Ibo
tmldiol'its111111111tothls-illlfi. otlot '
Norwalk Chronicler