out. Vacuum and Null. mmmmomrm Saturday evening Troughtoo end ”Immintoaheatedergnment. the antenna ct which‘waa ahvely _W’Wc“ 1' “idem“ D iv‘ilennmo tc lira. Norrie. which llw quickly recanted. Catching up a lid- lifter.whichweo tho handleit weapon unconcwnenrommm. flcdrew a jaokknlfe in defeme.end ultra. Norria‘epprocchrdhir’u. heatcb- V had her in eech ohoulder'. inflicting Mahalflnchandaninch end an ‘fihfltifllfllflfll.’ Although the knife Vhla’dedid not penetrate very deep.the woman were painful and bled pro- Eeeler attempted to act on peace- m. andwhiie repainting the couple Webbbedby'l‘ronghtoninthearm. “Rooter ruchedfrcm the house and notified the police. Oilicere Hall and Tothill recponded. Troughtoo wee cr— fluid and taken to the lockup, where determined untilthlemorning. ' Heatatedyeaterdcythathewaaooder the influence of liquor when theatcbbing moved. and had no recollection of homingcnyone. Br.0.G.Bohcnncu wcacclledto die. the injuriea of lira. Norrie and m.- )lthoevldenoe before Judge Gregory. “firestorm Court. on morning. about “Winn went home under the Weflhmcrmudwhile smug up- cnlre begun to abuse Ira. noun, ”Troughton ran upcteirc android can. Ncrria tochutthedcorofher Wonk. Sherefucodtodo l0. and henrlng'l‘ronghtonuao her name. In. flurriacamedowoctciroaud kickedhixn littlnheadthreeorfcor time. then no- unued the lid-lifter and atruck him. Keelertheucnmecutof hie rooms and murmured both him enenu. Kerrie. . . magician woo fined .15 and conic. - whiohbopaid. '3' “mill 0! men . DnVloordlxpleinoThemineler-monV at tho Gangregetlonnl church. Ber. Gerald B. Ronrdpr'eochedtoa lergoccugregation in the South Norwalk manual church. laot night. on in recent finding of the ccyinga of ‘ doaaeinltgypt. Heraldinpnrt: “‘l‘hc great intereat the civilized world to talking in the wocalled 'Ncw Sayiuna' ufJolua' ll renewed evidence of the un- dying hold that Jim ban on ' tho thought and election of men. A dlglo fragmentary cheat. turn and were. containing only a ocean oral» have of hitherto unknown teaching. united to Joana. her not explorers: to work. invoked invertigctiona by come at the world'a moat learned achclarr. udenllodtolographendcctieintcpley “give the nerve to the world. While interacting fragmnt war die- envoredofewmonthaagobytwcyonnu 1‘,th conductor. Gronfcli and Hunt. Ville neutering for ancientilvookpapyri .donaofrcnttodrattcthem con- rtw. to Devon toned. the buck- ' “mettdwritingntcucfthlooboot meal at Jam chow in can to f'fitflttbddtJflhIpaiMM Vnntwnmcgmnmmnl wtry.oaltherdcaaamwolkcnrec upon them that know hirh.’ encroachment lobe. and to follow: lo. I. “Jen-unlit. Allo- nbatttuot multination- No. 7. 'Jecaoocith. Anity built upon the top of n high hill and W. can neith- crfnll netbehld.’ . "I'llo‘caoond. third and fifth of the ucyingaare now. No! roada: «learn with. Except ye fact to theworld. ye ohcll in no who tied theKindeof God; and accept ye keep the rebbetb ye drailnctaeotbe Fetter) ”The phrase 'feat to theworld‘ moot referto literal footingfmm food. The meaning mutt be: choetneroberof God'a kingdom a man must give up worldliueaa. It in likely therefore that the mend half of thin ecylug. which it parallel with tho flu-ct, meano.inaaeuae cuclngcuotothe ‘eebbcth reat' spoken of in Hebrew. uolmyon eoorecrcte your liver. you ocnuot nee God. “Saying No. 3 ready: ‘Jeecc eeitb. I cloud in the midatof the world. and in the finch was I neon of them. and I found all men drunken. and none found l athiret among them. and my soul grieveth over the cons of men. lrccuuse theyure blind in their heart . . . Bern we have an expreeaion natural to Jecuecfhioeorrowfor hit people sunk in enitneliem and deed to that ‘hunger— log end thiratiug’ after righteonnneca. whoae reward in the Kingdom of Heaven. "Buying No. 4 reads: ‘Jecue saith. Wherever there are (godless men ‘3) and there in one (believer?) alone. I am with him. Raise the atone and there thou uhelt find me. cleuire the wood and there em I.' The key to thcletier half of thin ecylcg in probably to‘ befound in Old Testament wot-chip. in the times when n patriarch. wiahing to worship God. would rniee an altar of stone and cleave wood for a sacrifice. So that the canoe here would be. In thin apiritnal life to which I. Jenna. call you. not about to oacriilce your eelllshneea end you will alwaya find me. the great aelf-accrifice. "Nothing eaeeotielly new to the teach- ioga of Joana is to be found in thin frag- monhortohelcokcdforinnew dieoov- erlee. But more light in likely tube thrown on the truth of Ghriet’o goapel by there diccoverlec of new fame of he expreacion Iuthe meantime. it maker Josue very realho know that theae eay~ iuga. whetherreal or reputed. no long hidden in the sand: of Egypt. were written come seventeen centuries ago by men who thought it important to pre- nerve carefully whatever ‘Jeaua caith.’ " South Norwclk lathodiat At the Flint lethodict Epiacopal church. yesterday morning. Rev. A. 8. Kavcucgb preached aatrong andinter— ectlugvoermon on “Storm Tanned." from Matthew xiv. In the evening the church wen well filled with those web came outta hear the illuctrcted chart aermon. The rpeeber told in agraphic manner of the ancient custom among the lereciitee of having .citica of refuge to which remote of crime might lice and be free from their purcuerewthe "Avengera of blood.” Thin wee need no a metaphor of the refuge which it in Christ—the open door to which ii“ men may come and find entrance and abominnt security from all their aprritncl enomieo and the arrows of temptation which follow them even to the verge of the gatec. A man coo. victodofcin will try every other way. Ir. Kevancgb acid. before he will cook tiiocnly truerefugv—the feet of Jenna Chrict. where alone hale cafe. Familiar hymns were rung from the eherteaillua- nationa oi the (trot and round parts of the rot-moo. the cloning one being "Jeane Lover of llyScul " The od'ertoryoc by M m. "if lie Shall day Well Done." wee well and ocprcnivei y undead. ... l w. ........ At the Diurnal! lanolin hpiaccpal church. yeatord'ay morning. liar. F. A. Melon-cachedaaermonofapocinllm tetnattowomeo from thetcpic. "there weanwocoau rental God." lather iv.. it. After ulviugeboantlfnl doucrlutim of thereonewhevc lather approve he- tore KingXIraac. aodtoiiinnhov the unneeded inhormiaaicn for the naive. ticncfborpocnlo the preacher abowad in. creatwcrkol 'mhdaylll the church nodlutbqworld. and «fared upwinhytowctcoe'a workintholineo ct “manor return. the erotic tumult-tot the aervieo war upeeielly deccedtboccngmaticc wceierac. WW At the Fleet Wehuub. reticular walnut» patent". 'i'. lunatic. corona intact-ting no in. ”to diamante "Winner in monuments.” The innate liiill. 07 minimum. TheTowncflewOeunenGroeflyAn'i- tetadcndflcoeernedcvarthednoo Jurorendflcnotebloontho Stand. ’ The trlclof Aloio Konhlormf South Norwnilr.arreatediu New (la-no.8»- urday. deptember- it. at 4 a. no. for elm illegal tale. and delivery of liquor. began lent Saturday morning bowie Juotlcoillliotan. in that town. Thefactain theceoo are no foliowa: lthcdbeenkuowufcr acnetimethata German nemedWclker.ltvingio flue ted Lane. oi! North llcin cheat. had been waged intheillegcloele of liquor. and the placewao cleanly watched by ollicera. Seturdeyfiepteinber ll. Gon- otable Samuel Raymond and Grand JororBemdlotcecr-etod thomaelveoetc convenient pcintcnd awaited develop manta. In a' that time Kcehler drove into the lane. and. atopping in front of Walker'a hoone.began delivering catea , oflogerbeer.Welber cppeeriogcu the ocean to receivethem. Afterthree carer had been taken from the wagon. the watching omcicle auddeoly appeared. Twcmoreaurprieedor angrymenconld not befoond in a month'a travel than were Koehler end Walker. The con- otable. in a manner childlike and bland. and a tone of innocencecelculcted to de- ceive elmoct anyone. cold: "Echo. boys. what have you got here?" "Only emp- tieo.” replied Koehler, holding up e once of empty bottles. “Sam" pulled a full bottle from c near-by cane. and innment» ly naked: "In this empty. too?" "I'm only delivering what has been adored," acid Kcehler. Howaathenplaoed under arrest, and his entire stock of goods. correlating of twenty cocoa. or 480 bottlee of beer. wee coined. Prceecnting-ogent Lockwood appeared for the state. and Luwyer Honnecker for the counted. The witneuea were examined and cronceramlned at great lougtththepreeeuce of a large and critioclorewd of spectator! (Jonateble Raymond‘a teatimony wee ended just before noon, and then Grand Juror Benedict weo coiled to the otend. There who-testified for the defence in the afternoon were Fritz Heller. Alex~ under. Benjamin. Stnitzc and Koehler. At 5 o'clock thecaee wan adjourned to Thurodey morning. The trial lasted from 10 a. ll. until evening. and then the cane wca contin- ed in give Juatice Stillman en opportun- ity to have an analytic made of come of the beer which won coined in oueof Grand Juror Benedict'a famouo reida. The room in which court wan held wan cmwded toite utmost capacity by an audience that drank in eagerly the wit made by Prosecuting Agent Fai. Lockwood and Lawyer Honneoker. They bestowed left-hand ocmplimento upon each other in moat lavish atyle. lit. Lockwood rebuked Ir. Honnecker for nddrercing honeyed ‘eentencen to the judge. no if they were intended to influ- ence the decision of that wine-looking old gentleman. And all the time the trial woo going on. uaample bottle ofthe liquid coined wna in the center of the table about which not the justice. the conceal. nod Recording Angel William W. Kirk. of the Hemmer. liver and noon the hand oi Lawyer Honnecker wouidgmpthebottlebythcneck. end would choke ito couteuto until they looked frothy and rofreahing. Several men in the audience looked upon the mauycfthoutworo qualified to teatify ca expat-tn upon the contenu. Lawyer Hmnocker undertook to provctbatllcohior did not deliver the beer at Welkor’a for purposes of role. Next hotel uptho claim that the boar wee hop beer. and did not contain a onolciont when of alcohol to bring it within the tietutcry cleaviiicationcf intoxicating liquor. To enbatooticie eiiharoftheao clatuu would new on!» flcienytocinor his client. but hiaciiant anciledonocf them by frankly admit- tiugthatlcgcrbrorio what he had in the cares that Grand Juror Benedict undiluted. ilraudlnrorhmdlct hcaearly ria. or. “clinched lilo on open Kcehler tinebtngttnto Hamilton are why Kcoklarahceld be driving about low Muluooolevklaibemntag. dietinldcrtprtar. Saturday «mine. bottle with longing eyes and doubtleao ‘ norm "mam commoner» ”MW him in hand 2 horror not = the amount of make out of jolt unwell tolet itgoaflown to potterlty Mr Benedict. it to gate nothing out of the Koehlor Vexcept hie wit- ness fee. The fan proceontiou gone to Agent Lockwood. j. oaaoa wherethe grand jar-or conduct! the proaecutim in peroon. he getaflmo Sincente is for mileage. Oomtnble Sent W. the chubby countable of New 0cm.“ alaocrcam examined by Lawyer Hennecker. 8cm in pocceeced of men Quinn than the or- dinary constable. and he made no mean. When Bonneoker. in one of his orntiono. check his finger at the two nucleic and referred to then no "theae precious worthieo,” the grand juror Imilod end Sum chuckled. A feature of the care wee the proposi- tion of Lawyer non-actor to bring in Drum Edwin H. Knox no no expert to mnkeeohemieolenalyoloof thebcer Knox wee willing. but ”at Lockwood walnut. Thelattorxocd the low and lnidltdown. and chewed thnttheatate chem-t iathaproparmmtc make each analydc. Drum liner in the man who atendn charged with calling "mon- 9! " It wee bit otore that Grand Juror Benedict watched end it was in the canoe store that Benedict and G. Duff N icholc had a etrugglo for the pceeeMon of a bottle of money earned in a raid by Benedict and Raymond, The bottle in now sealed and looked up. Mr. Knox inc ehcmlat and her eceiti- iioate to chow for it." He feelechugrined that anyone ahculd harbor a eunpicicn that he would fail to inform the court no tothe prnoiae pmporticn of cloohol in a ectopic of Kechler‘c beer. Grand J oror Benedict thioke Keohler will be found guilty. and if that ahould be the verdict Walker will be proaecui/ed A record of the Norwalk Town (Mort abowe that Kinder was lined. one time. for aching beer on Sunday. end that would moire lilo contouce in New (Juneau heavier in once he in proved guilty. The trio! cancer a good deal of talk. becauae New Canaan in going to vote upon the licence (location again two weeks from today. Public opinion toema evenly devided no to which ride «hull carry the iocue. The temperance people have not done much work yet. but may make a warm convene between now and October 4. There was juct one majorl- ty for no license lent year. and there has niece been an noaucceufui reanlt to have rcturno corrected upon the claim that oeveral percent voted illegally. Will Order Vent Troupe. Lewioton. Ale. Sept 20.4A cpecinl to the Journal from Norway. aayo that Judge Doctor. of the Supreme Court. will take atepc to order out the National (Sunni company at Norway. inthecvent of further trouble at the atatioo camp on the Oxford central railwuy. where a mike relate. locket nail League“ New Haven. September oo-ll'hore in in W in title city the crgcnicetion cfacctnpenythopnrpoaeof which in in piceeinllewllevaoebenkot ball item to compete for boom in cpvcpceod itate lancer. 'l'hoccmpany iconic tchovo a capital of 07.000. which will to need in wearing a "mkoieck" team mement. launder. doptombor source lion. dailvwiogecwaoitrtrcac loading up Barrylcmerwtlaawollthoeicaatacn niowagnnwith tempura." hr. lone- andhetrothcrcnfnruham. diodyrotav- dcynthatlc Madmen. cathaveaalt thctko new Kooklor dolor loot tblo ofebioycliagnoeidonton'lootdey loot. tntannvoraloinoahotcte the morning whicheccliided withowcii. rune. cithooataauo. Walkman-apart- Mweabcreinlm tact Wine on no iiirnal italic in bianllvtfleiuat “methadone he mammot- Iauipmento Arrive. retell Much-ammunition ”Monte arrived “m m.“ I. , found qualified. nnleeoallcn tholint “to ‘ walkohouldaeethat thirncmecerecn mitotic thltliitl inn. Wh'crlunaomceocutho Ticket- Isgtn to Loom op—One Hundred and Twenty-three ‘ Yottrctoboflode. Theaelecimeugivencttcetheteaca. nonotthe Board and the town clerk willbaheldinthoefhce oitluelcrkon Ictudey.Soptembern.fromon.m.tc 7p.m..finthepurpoaeofoxaminingthe quohdcattonacfcodadmittlegtctho elector'aoaththcneperccnawhco‘hellbo bemade" shall hove been cdmittedor reiechdbefmethuume. The city regietrera have placed the votingliat on incpecfion in the South Norwnlk: poet-office. All who are eli- gibletovoteintho city of South Nor- it.cr notify the region-arc when they meetonWedneadey. them lost. to correct the liat. City Attorney John E. Light. Prince Director Edmund E. Grown. ex-Seoctor John H. Ferric and Senator George E. [mm are attending the reunion of the iagloletnre of '95 in New Haven. today. Ex-llcyor William B. Reed,e member of South Norwalk'e Board 0! Street Uommiccionere. is mentioned as the Democratic candidate of the Second district for eelectman. Candidatee for the colicctoruhip in south Norwclk are coming to the front. The two moot prominent in the Repub- iican ranks are Jamel Paul and (Jhnrlee A. Walton. , The number of perccnc who have filed npplicctione to be made voter: this year is 1%. no followo: First diotrict. 47; eccond diatrict. 64; third district. 12. The Republican of South Norwelk will nominate candidates for city officco next Wedneodcy night. in Arlen Hell. The Republican townccucuc in the Second diatrict will be held in Aricn Boll. next It!!!" night. tkedlth. . Jacob Leeann has started aboomlfor Chief-Engineer E. V. Baker for eclect- man. Town election in two weeko from to day. lefnood to Take the Anarchict. New York. Sept. zit—Ccpt. Barley, of the Ward line oteemer City of Wealt— ington. which arrived today from Tom. pine and Havana. reporta that when about to cell from Tnmpioc. Jone Ventre. choc Garcia. the Spanish cncrohiet. woo bwnght to the dock by lexicon officere to be put on board the steamer for portage to New York. Capt. Burley. however. refuaed to take the man an pceoenger and the veceel celled without him. Gold Fever at White heat. Albany, N. Y.. Sept. dou-The gold fever at Saratoga county in still at white hoot. Fivccloima were filed with the aocretury of atete today for diwoverieo of gold in the town of Greenfield by Frederick H. Ebert. Henry G. Brain. John Brain. Henry inaaelmen and 'l‘uncthy Harrington. Hall Incoeedc theLeteJucticoFenn. Hartford. September to-Govornor Cooke today appointed Fred B. Hothof the Superior Court. to be caoociatojudgo of the Supreme Court to on the vacancy caused by the death of Janice Faun. Shawna pain. but quite cairn. l have just metaboeriuthe fonat. the raid She ohnddered. And at coerce-- hcr vdce quaveredcblt new. -—-—--it waijnat my luck to have my wniot all etnek foliofpinc. Hereyeo grower/clot butahedidnot weepiatlautmotthotv Aloeccnin Etiquett —~l know acid the African chief. bitterly. that your people will cancer or later grab any territory. Don't nae ouch harch or» urea-toot. aeldthe liompoan diplomat. mhiogly. We may come time ilud it umaryto rectify our frontier. but don't talk about grabbing territory. Hancock-via thintho once of Qnig- ley'o Quick Core? Mt lediotno Iona—Yea. Gimme eta bottleo form my wife. 'l‘rlod all other «mentor without oncceocmh? Nc.ohoinr't rick etnllzbutltawio your advancement whoreawmnanwrotoeftor taking at: bcttloe.letnedid'eroutwootan. and I have hopes. . Little (atria-Ira. Brown. Inc wanta to “anatomist borrow a ocean of out. Ibowoutato pct 'om under a hen. WM yenv'o out n hoe “antenna? ldide’t know you kcpihteo. little Girl—mo. ne'er. . Ire. Frodulckholonniim her ulster. lira. AnnicThcmua. lufllntlllr ”.mexpectttnremeinnntllom luaudibo winter with Ito. Noble. ct theFlretOongregetlcnclporoonego A. F. Wheeler‘whc haebeoniuohio during the rum . returned tcBoutb Norwelk. Saturday. and will apond three crfcurweekcwithanheelor. atthemddenceoflnltunxupp.“ Wnahingtcoatreet. Dr. W. L. Weed, who. with hie wife weeka' vacation in Niddletown. N. Y.. hca returned home. hire. Weed and con will remain about two weeks longer. MiceGnrrie and Emma Brown. who have been occupying Tuthill Villa. at Hickory Bluff. have cloned the cottage. and today retumed to their home in Brooklyn. George W. Storm. of Stepncy Depot. who has been viaiting H. H. William. of Canon otrcet. went to Dunbnry, yea. terdny to vinit his parents. Henry M. Jeoningn. who is employed in the Adamo Expreac company's office in Benton. visited hie family in South Norwelk over Sunday. Street Superintendent Sumnel W Hoyt. Jr . started today on u week’c vo- cation. which he will spend in the Cat- ekill Mountainn. .Erneat Gregory. of West avenue, will' leave town tomorrow for New York city. where he will spend a week'o vocation. ltev. F. E. Robbine, of Franklin ove- tict Young People'a Union in Hartford. fontormw. llr. and Mn. Arthur H.Thcile and Ilr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Brueh wheeled to New York. vie Tarrytown, yeoterdey. MienVAlice Dunhern. of Springfield. Moon. in the gnect of Air. and hire: Theodore Lcwndce. South llain etreet. motel Edlth and Annie Wilmot.cf Goeuob. upont Sunday with Hr. «I! Mrs. James Wilmot. of Spring street. Stewart Marchall. 01 South Nor-walk. is visiting his perentc. Mr. and Alta. (likl'tlnill’ Narahall. of Pound Ridge. General Rueaeil Front and family are expected home from their trip up the St Lawrence river to Nova Scotia. Mina Ellu Dcnchey. of South Nor-walk, in the guest of Frank Selleclt and family. of New Canaan. Mra. Albert Smith. of New Haven. in visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harvey S. Peck, of Green street. Mica Kittie Williulneon. of South Nor- walk. ie viaitiog hire W. S. Raymond. of New Canaan. Misc Anon ltuaeeil. of cm etmt. hue returned from her vacation at Le- iiighfon. Penn William B Staple-VI crpecta to leave a too for Galveaton. Turns. to uprod the winter. mm” ._.- - Mn. ll. .1. Peck. of Benton. in the uncut of lire. Edwin Clarke. of Elm ciroef. Oliver Othernn. of Jersey Oity. in via- itiog bio petunto in Weatport avenue. L 0. Wallace. of New York. wed in Norwaik. Saturday. on bucinoaa. Water Ocmmiirioner A. 1!. Camp apant Saturday in New York city. E. if. Smith. of ltnat avenue. to in Stamford todaym lira lino Force. of South Norwnlk. is in Waterbury. mm 081‘. «4A noneii black leather bag. tit-d 1 with a blue ribbon. contented n [Mtlfl’ of» tool» pair of iovenmod n one wit a aural com o mono. Sn table reward will be paid tor he re are to thin olden. it I 051'. wflnrtdey niteruoon. between the J itouth Norwnik licptict church and epic otroot. e uiri ogflof old huddle Finder will be aoitabi rewnéotll by cell log at 9 Want avenue. urea It. it 'QUND. Formica new." in... .m We» them owner my have by curving purport-y ying for ihia Ill v :nidvfiénm. iiniithdllflpringnliiiroad. Nor I“ rm ”DOOILMNKGUI. ‘3 3w ”magically? etc-cum on “We no; no Me'ltndnoehotai'oflo’toatt. anion |e UMMIM'BH". ”\m ~1dequ been spending a two 1‘ one. will attend a meeting of the Bap- , nurture V . _. the enemy ' ‘ ‘ tlcnlarn. Am 100 East avenue. cure» “ hcnnekzgix. u heated givilege of bath, eta; ll“ IIOL ANTED ~Y work and MM ply No. to Went n .... to" ~ ‘(lLET.-Il d 1......ur. South orwnlk. eluding, waterrnnu, of Taylor &. idoldon, mend. it? Walling“ '* V ‘0 LET. ~Fcnr room to small family of 49 West avenue, Norfolk. "0 LET. -—Fornllhed and use of bath street, Nor-walk. Add!“ Sentinel oilice. ‘O LIFT—Store No. it etc-cot: cl cooper-mm technician in camel» but ISM per mouthw street. .9. Nil Worthington stun-Sb "O LET—Furniahedm ' with rivileneothcth. n week. It buildl street. plotsohméi Norwaa'lki a t e n w tsp! calibration ease? ”I V oLET—Sho on Wain house Toy or Ave. Hillside place; house at houses on Waferet street, null Red Mill at Barton. all pair. Raymond Brothers. '1‘l)RENT.- v... barb: cordon. St. Norwelk. "0 LET. till-la Mulligan street, ”- Main ntreot Ii. co. ' ‘0 LE f—Seven M [ Osborne avenue. lent slit. Ap ly at it Unborn- .‘ lordt Go oden,SoutII NI i-s LET. 4Apnrtmeutn “V ctreet. one of raven .. four room». and another . outer and newer mutton immediately. Apply to G. , "l lllrchnrd street. 'l‘O LET. Seven mun. word avenue. rout Hull block. Milli“. mot #15; six rooms First «venue, Knot ll house, nevcn menu. or W it. A. Woodward. O l.E'l‘.4Oue emu. . ‘ ilcor front. ill W , = ' _ 4 room apartment. third . ' \ Wunhiugum utmt, not“ flour over Sclmliu’o mark“. um- rent .10. up; at it“ Well Cigar (3...? “'6. .‘t'e F 0in SALE «A home north rude oi lion Smith Norwnik. Lot 1 , nix rmma. Apply in Wu. G. minietmi/or. . ‘ --.. FOR SALE~A double uracil but I few timee. helm] in good (rendition. ltlwnu, Iii Norwulk _ b‘Ull HALE; Chang-Ag” bout. eon. icngt ply ot 'l‘othill Cottage. Ft)" BAVVi.lIl.:lwa “5mm! try the H. for out. So. Norwel'k tum? 7 Man at FORM SALE. ~Twc and . . lug. lumfiiooti g . , cine Stewart'u y with onuvaa cant“. do. Go... .Fil Bo. Alain ct. ' 1* it SALE-«a greet cud becomu-ut Ely avenue. an tab line Joct hot n p it in chin our. Taylor n Go is N orwaik. ‘5. f “, meow" of L33“ ‘ , ' connect.“ ’ URULMERS Alli) ., younref of . mm andt went-u om _ mo ml your alum once a ”work " erbioooll lhrnghouia 'l'hey era WM o% and linen. DICE (3‘3 (ilk/cultivating?“ ’i‘fi ted number 1! nod can rive 3: one docirixm ‘ hire. (lanolin
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