am
NUMBER 3,106.
SAID TO HAVE
THIS AFTERNOON AT CADIZ
This Theory, which Seems to be Gaining Ground, will Leave the
A Course Free to the Oregon to Make a juilctiire with Adm ral
Sampson' s Squadron, and Leave his Hands Free for Attention to
Cuba—Governor Generaisiiip
_y (33y Associated Press.)
Washington, May T04l‘iews has just
reached the navy department that the
Q Spanish Cape de Verde fleet has ar-;
find at Cadiz. .
Washington, May lO—Up to the time
Secretary Long started for the cabinet
meeting today he was without informa-
tion from Admiral Sampson's fleet con- i
,. cerning any positive action. While
there Is little doubt that the ofliciuls
know the approximate locality of the
fleet, it is quite certain that nothing
has been received as to the cruising and
search for the Spanish libips. The next
few hours will determine whether the
Spanish fleet: which left the Cape
Verde islands. and, intact, come to Por-
to Rico or diverge northward to Cadiz
for a concentration of the strongest
ships of the Spanish navy. In the .lnt-
ter event Admiral Sampson will have
no Spanish‘iieet to flght save those
smaller craft in Cubanyvaters. it will
leave the course free to the Oregon to
make a juncture with the fleet. and also
will leavewAdmiral Sampson's hands
tree for attention to Porto Rico or Cuba
A Gift to the Government.
A party of prominent New Yorkers.
including 0. ii. P. Belmont. Schuyler
Crosby and Charles A. Moore. had a
talk with Secretary long for the pur-
pose, is is understood. of making a
gilt of considerable importance to the
government. it probably will In- in tho
”no til it ship, although whether a yacht
or il larger craft Wits not disclosed. Scu-
lltor Tillman oilcrcd tho servicci-I or ii
number of expert electricians. now slu-
dcnts at. Clemson rollcgc, South t'nro-
llIiII. ‘
Al the war dopartmcut it was undcr—
stood that, the assignments ilti corps
commanders to the i'olulltccr lirlliy
would be announced Very soon.
W M General Comes. .
I’I‘elidcnl I'lilmn. bond of tho I'llilall
doimliou. arrived lIcrc this morning
from New York. Mr rccclvml ivord last
night that ii courlcr from ltcncrii (to.
mcs'a comp hall pom-d llIl‘ottuii KI')
Wool and was now on Illii way in \“ll‘dli-
tuition with lclicr» from (ionlca. in ”in
lnonuiiuw iirlinnlicr Nation. aim in ion
illicit from liclnlilltt a party whlro iilmlr
ll juilctut'c with (hunch. will ucrin- this
illlct'ilootl lo t’ult‘it-r with Mr. I'ttiuio.
ll lit probable. that thi- iltlili't'w iIIl'i‘tl
from tho t'iii-oti t'ttllillliillili'l' In ilu Ilvltl
will brlutt about lurtoor mull-roun- i.
two-n lilc (‘uhau nuliioriiics how and
tho oiiicitlhi oi the war department.
Cover-menu Philippines
'I‘Ito i'lIIIIIII'I lilmdilltt tollay will: Idioti-
or than usual. and tho lutsliicioi ll'uiiwac
icd was not at all illlportuui i'Iitil'lli'li'I'I
I’tlillliilitul I'cporiti illut iht‘ prcsidviii
is cnilaidcrina tiic ummiutnnuii oi o
tniiiluiy governor loc tin- l'hilippiucs
when our forces shall have tattoo pow
allusion is denied by lnolnhcra of tin-
oaiitliot. The attention of a novel-tumult
at tho islands is riniirdcd Iai II ill‘I‘Iiillii
title. and no action win Ilc tattoo l'ilm‘lI'
in. it until tile insticr has luau-iced
initrli «melon-ration.
name-ammonia
m W.
in: Aeaoclaiml i‘owt
Madrid. May in. > Thc sort-clinical in
lands to insist that tho i‘oriea sit Ioll~
untimely until the wax Mlmvlil‘i'fl Iti‘o
adopted. The minister t
or romaine-v. dwinm that until the:
omitt- tive voted it in immutable to
meet the demos for ammunition anti
"Hone tar ('ilha. l'orie nice. the
M lei-nae and the (lottery in.
a
_ SEARCH on THE
' ' SPANISH SHIPS
The Next Few Hours, it is Expected, will
Determine Whether the Cape Verde
" Fleet Came to Porto Rico.
nuance. iIcn- titu
ARRIVED
oi the Philippines.
of provisions, which the government
cannot despatch until the Cortes have
voted the war measures. 1
The authorities here are greatly cori-
corned about the provisions for this
city. it is estimated that the stock of
wheat will be consumed inside of‘a
month. and measures are being taken
to purchase wheat abroad.
RETURNED 1'0 CADIZ.
Whereahonta of the Cape Verd Fleet
Said to be Known.
(By Associated Press.)
New York, May 10~A Special iies~
patch from London says that four criti-
scrs. one torpedo limit and three torpe-
do ‘boat. destroyers. presumably the
Spanish Cape- Verde ilect, are reported
to have returned to Cadiz.
WATGBING OUTSIDE.
Alpaniah Vessel Said to be Laying
for Two American Warships.
iBy Associated Press.)
l‘ort all Print-c, Haytl. May lit-The
minister of the interior has rccelvcd
a dcspatch from Mole St. Nichols say-
ing twu American warships are thcrc
and that It Spanish vcssci is watching
outside. 'l'lic nnnouucemrnta arc Ilol
fully credited.
anon arm 'xlnnsn mints.
A Son o! the Late Theodore navemey~
er Commits Suicide.
lily Associated i‘rcsal
Ncw York. May lit» ~’I'Ii.- Evening
\Vol‘ld says that ‘i‘hlll‘ios it‘. IIuvI-Iln-ycr.
mill of tlio lllio 'l‘ilrsniorc lliIchn-ycl'.
shot and killi-il Noun-ll till his iionic in
iloizlyu. l.. l., luic last night. He has
iii: ycul's of ago. and icons ll Min and
two children. An causc is usaiallcd for
the act.
Mr. ‘Iiuvclllcycr had law-n to New
York during lIil' tiny and had Iii-cu scr-
"l‘ill oi his li'lctliiu. Shortly ii~lorc lilo
occilt'rcln-c ho had low“ playing with
his lltllc boy. oppnrcnily iii Ilalul good
I~plrll:., 'i'hcrc Illltl‘l‘il'i‘Il nothing in his
Iunnucr that day or pfitiinusly. nor I:.ul
II" i‘li r Illllll'll rclllark that would lllii'
Iiisl' to ”W ultupicioll ”till his ili'l nun
prctnmlilniml.
'l‘lu- coroucr'w jury. alter a thorouuii
i:Ii‘.v.~illtniliIiI. I‘citdct‘ui u \tl‘tlli'l llilil
Air, lini‘cliicyw t‘.illlt‘ to his Ilcnili by
tho dicllniuc of ii pistol in his own
“Mill”. and .il.iii lllcl'o was tlo I‘Vllll'lll‘i'
to show llliii it was lint acciiloillul.
NINA A. saw lIAVhIN.
lily Analwilili'd i'roaai
Now iiuvcu. May in». The Hood
soil-I. ilti\,\‘ lull. Nina. i‘uptulu Paul.
with is lack turn. trout lhc training
chip Vcrillilill. al'rlicd ill Ncw lliiioll
thin Ilile'IlIIIfl to take illc Monitor WI
utuiultc to illiutoti.
HAIIAIIIH h‘IiA'i'NllNl'did,
lily Auntie-illicit I'rcswi
l‘uiiis. May to Tim crcw of tin ilcl'
tniili cruiscr llldciIiuIi‘It was liliowI-d
lliuIiy ashore today and the sailors of
that vcaaci ostentatious» irittcrnisod
with the sailors oi the tipsuiah bailhu
ship l'ciiiyo. 'I‘lio ibii'tntitiit marched
through the IIM'II arm III still with
ma Spaniards. wouriua each uthcr'a
“up: The ilcrnitilni wcro urn-ally
chwmi by tho populate at this unit.
._ .m am...” «so.
itAW Nil II’ANiifli liiiA'l'.
Iliy Atamciaiud l‘tmo
l’rovillwtowll, Mattie. May to 'i‘in-
i'liitctl fltalita cruiacr thin Pram-taco
utter an all night, Willi cruise, calm- in-
to port here at 1 Il't'Im‘fl this months.
i twp-Iris that who saw Iiultiitia of the
"lawsuit lush tomato iaiai. rctiml
ed Ills huh mi MIIM out from “twill"
by the uptala at "W Warren liuc sit-il-
ner Item. 7 y.
“annotate the unwary
dent.
OIDCHIY fiu‘ArTACI’Ilili.“
I“ M . me I'm
an attachment
been ordered to the front. ‘
go to New Orleans, the Second caval
Tampa. The movement begins today _'
Massacres are said to have occurr
ila, the insurgents killing Spanish wo en and children.
It is said Rear Admiral Dewey c ,
Philippine insurgents or enable thei Sptniards to do so.
Cavite repaid the Americans for their
ing to lead them into a mined channel.
that Admiral Montcjo was killed by tl
escaping from ( avitc.
The torpedo boat Winslow had a
hill coasting guaid vessels on Sunday.
the blockade.
Spanish cruisers arc boarding vescls ill the straits
of Gibraltar.
illgton tonight for Tampa, Fla, to acc‘
military expedition to Cuba, unless
changed.
, All the bonded warehouses at A'Iic.
been burned by rioters.
. The crew of a (icrinan cruiser at
'esent plans are
lite, Spain, have
Iadiz frateruized
The Norwegian steamer Iirattslu'lrge, apparently
trying to run the Illilt kiilli‘ with cattle, has been brought
to My West.
'IIIcscIIooIIor I‘t‘iiltlllilltl), lapturcd by the Vicks-
burg, has been bioug’lit to Key W cat.
The House tomlIIittcc on forcigli affairs considered
theIlawaiiauannexation resolution. The indications
are that a vote for annexation will be reached very
shortly.
Assistant Soc 'ctal y Meikcljohn today chartered
about tIIilty ships. with capacity of 25.Iiili illi'll. They
are to be used to convey tloops to i him and tho I’Ililip‘4
[lillt's
”Silic 'cuatc llasmin Illlcd ill tIIc IIouscuIIIclidlln-tits
to iIIc' ilIIlIIiIIIc and t-ilgiuccr bill and it now gocs to thc
pl'cs'idt'ilt.
JOHN W. GRIOGS A‘ITOINIY GENERAL.
Imitmarnor John W iirippa id New Jam. MM"! ml. II 0 new
chem in national alslmmstuhlp. renal a tonal lawyer to a Issnihw oi the
cabinet his rise has been ennui. but he has pravstl ‘iiiaiavll sand to cash Iain
militia mm»: with a ow oi names totes which he! will Mensa In
his little-Irina Mime ilmrai urine is ”in. an. m law-
I: d "mil-Ill aid i2 and monuments.
llovcruov'l'auucr. of Illinois. has received polars
l’roln Washington to sciul two rottiuicuis of infantry alld
light battery to New iit'lcutiu tonight.
Iliruugh i‘IiiIlllfi' of plans at Wushiliirtou. the tour
voluutccr i’l'itlllli'llis from Now York stun- that Wore to
go tot 'liicltauiauiru. will go to '1' amps.
ilcllcml Ilium-o has cablI-Ii an urgent rcipicst for
considerable supplies of provisions.
'1' be IIouiie Ioi'cigu aIIairs committee has taken It rc-
ccs-I until Thursday. when a vote will be taken on the
, Tenth cavalry
, to Mobile. the\
Third and Sixth to Tampa. The entire infantry goes to
outside of Man-
not control the
It is reported that the Spanish pl’l ts and sisters of
.mnanity by tl’Y'
A special despatch from Shanghai ays it is reported
populace after
liruSh with 3pan-
The guuboat M til-huts overhauled the tramp steamer
Strathdee on Sunday, while the latter has trying to run
(iéllelal Milesiipid his entire staff ill leave Wash-
Impauy the first
today in the streets with the crew of a S anish battleship.
Telegraph Lilies
THE WORK CA
Tillie Sheiling the Working
(Copyright 1898, by Associated Press.)
Spanish soldiers are displaying much
activity along the line of coast front
of the blockading fleet have instruc—
tions to preveht the erection of new
fortifications and have at various points
shelled working parties, the task of
strengthening existing defences and
throwing up earthworks is carried on
principally at night, save in the imme-
diate vicinity oi Havana. The narrow
escape of the Vicksburg and Merrill
on Saturday, when they were lIccoycd
within easy range of the Santa Clara
batteries. just west of Morro Castle.
has taught some of the armored ships
a lesson, anti it is not likely that this
class of bottle will venture within close
range of the modern high power guns
again. Along the coast trash batter-
lcii are being thrown tip almost every
night. but as these works are of a dim-
sy character they would be reduced by
the fire of the big guns in slew min-
utes. The Harriet and the Winslow.
now hiockndlng Matansaa. "arc had a
lively timc for scrcrnl days shclllng
l-lpllniuil dctuils at work on liatlcricit
liilll telegraph Illicit autumn of thc cli-
trance of the harbor” ’l‘hcrc. as at any
olhit‘ point. most of ”to work It- doin-
ill night, and each morning iil'i‘ti Il’lhll
curiliuullts thrown up Illil' ftcali lilii
hills against Illt' rusty grccn oi' IIII'
coast .ililt'. tin Sunday morning thc
lIorui-t found a party pulling up ml.-~
graph iincs from Illc liclIliu-usc and
signal station a min cost of \Iatnnsua
harbor to tllc Itillll‘i‘li'li wcal of point
Sillulillillt on tho ollu-r sidc of tho buy.
The IIIH'III‘I liroppcd ll l-III‘II Ill Iltc
lliItIitI of thc uurkuicu and thc "It”
ui'ililcrcd lIlti' l'tlIiIIiiIt. As iI-Ii-grnph
lilll‘IIl'Il lini‘c Iwcll «Ils'ovt-rtd ill iiiIIt-r
points. It is t‘l'lllt‘illly thc lutcnlioll ivt’
lilc Spanish to t‘itlllit't'l all IIIt‘II' com-t
illnrit Iiiiliiii'ii and bnilcry hy Wll'l'. with
u vhw [amalbly of amusing troops and
Iltl‘i'.tli in II
"0 ‘0" “18M
A Fishing liaisons-r and a Cattle
Miner Drought to In West.
lily Asian Ililt'll I'i'I'IiIIJ
lir) \i'cnl, May In 'l'lu- Spanish llnll»
lint rti'IltltlIIl'l‘ I"ci'iintnlilio and Ill" Noc-
wuitiun aicttiticr liIlllnlullu wcro Ilm
only “M you-tilt In tho harbor this
morning
'I’liiiitpauluh isIlIi was ital|IlIINii by ”to
glint-out Vicksburg, Ito-literally tilurnillll.
whit:l trying to lilttIlI' Havana initiali-
on lwr any from Vlh'iilitli. title has It
roar of six Illotl.
'I‘ho lirutaluirtt In it cuitlc Mmtilitll' and
loft Illir-t u low days into. Milo was itch
lull atisplcioualy and was apparently an
tempting to run tllc idol-italic inin lili-
iuilu when silo was aioppod uiid turn,
NI Iliti‘II. 'i'hc Nauamvov ionvoycil her
to this port in Ionuuiny with lilo For."
imndino. ‘I‘ian Mania-ow mistrial that
all with outed alaiul iiuvuuii when Idli-
loll that barber.
'l'htl i'lilmn blockade ratinoii only
small IMI'N'II hm- now. itveryistiiy is
waltina for now. trom itoar Admiral
demotion.
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woman ream WAYII'II
”Mafiwutfim
”which-mm
II‘IiiiyrIIIll it". by Anus-tilted Fecal-II
tin Iinat'd the Aiwilsvlhted I'ri-sil the
patch item lists Muir. on Havana.
tiny I. Via they Wm. Via. libiy lit--
The Wench sleep of war fallen. a
arm ship. out at Havana har-
”Mohammad“?
amasswaamhythem
DISPLAY ACTIVITY
Throwing 'Up Br'eastworks‘ and Building
Along the Cuban Coast.
PRINCIPALLY AT NIGHT.
Hornet and Winslow, now Blockading Matnnzas, Having a Lively
Reduced by the Fire of Our Big (inns in a Few Minutes—Troops
and (ions to Oppose a Landing Wherever Threatened.
On Board the Associated Press Des—
patch Boat Kate Spencer. oil Cardenas
May 9. via Key West. May io—-'i‘he
Bahia Hone to Cardenas. As the ships
Connecting Points
Rules-0N
Parties—Defenses that Would be
/
flOWer, temporarily flying the'nlimiral's
pennant, passed close enough to her to
examine her with marine glasses. The
Mayflower dipped her flag and the FIII-'
ton returned the salute. The Mayflow-
er then signalled the other ships and
they all hauled oil and gave the
Frenchman a wide berth. The eso-
clated Press ticspaim. boat ran along-
side thc lt‘nlton,within easy hailing dis-
tance. Aboard of the French vessel
were quite a number of refugees.
Doubtlees some were French citizens,
iult the majority were unquestionably
Spanish. The Fulton headed W. S. W..
probably bound for Vera Cruz. Mex.
The officers of the blockading fleet
are very much cilagrined because the
French line steamer Lafayette was ai-
Iowed to enter Havana harbor iasl it‘rl-
day. as; they were convinced that she
carried arms and munitions of war, A
vigilant watch is being kept, and when
she leaves Havana she will be required
to show ailirmativcly that her cargo iil
unbroken. Paling. shc may yet become
a subject for the pnzo court.
noun nonnn WAIIEOITIII
Bread liots in Alioante. Spain. (ion-
tinued All light.
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. May 10. ll ll. m..-'l‘hc bread
riots at Alli-auto. which lwan ycslor-
.hiy. acre continucd all night. llic wont-
cii taking a prominent part ill the work
of destruction.
A mob pltrmlcd tho strccis, dcnlalni~
tug l’Ili'Iuit'l' broad and othcr accessor-
lcs of liic. Thc l‘Iillt’l's marchcd to tho
factories, uhcrc th-y u'crc joiuwi by tho
pcoplc who ware at work. A ulrolut
ion-c of academics wall wont «to "l"
scc Ill' and I charge was made iipoll ihc
inol. will-h was temporarily lIIiipi'lhi‘tl
liiii\lhc riotcrii reformed and unwind
and IlIlI'Ylt'iI liil lhc laitideti warehouses.
aftcr Ilia-cousins ihcmscivca of the
about III «torus.-
—- -r~xA--..h ~—-—-—
Illml 1'0 IADIXD.
General Itewart L Voodford to Ic-
tain his Diplomatic Capacity.
iiiv \ziuinlutcil i'itmsi
\lfliahlnglon hint lit 'lin- prmidtnt
it is IIIIIIl‘IHIItmIl IiiIt‘IiIlIl ihot tic-'Inlnl
i-llcwuri I. \anllord. lilo IIIIIIIItIt'I' to
Mllrll‘lll. itIlitII l'i‘ldlll his Iilploluuiic t‘l
totally to return Ill \Illl'dhi lillcr tho
war In brought to it chow and IlltIltiuiiil
ii‘ i'cltilituni arc t'i‘slot‘sd. ilcnorlll
\Vmuiiord'it limit knowledge of tho Ill
Il‘iililiill lo collim- II mW-Ifllilrttlllllll
on him was on his iiiaetilla with tho
president on the latter": summons to
colon immediately to Washington alto-r
landing III Now \‘orii 'l‘hi- oilcr tllcu
Illinh- was promptly Ill-clinch and till
loss them is main onto a cuiiltll
golic y iicncrili Wtaslioid eventually will
ri-tIn-n to Madrid. ,
i'olonol Willi la IiIIrI-t'ialit WIWIP
or his room riders will tic in mdllli'lii
to no with tho that calmiitlon to l'ulill
or hot. the shipping at tho militant-iii
in than for them to into being tho I-liiot‘
oitatacio in ninth. l'nlunei Astor has
not "It im annulled. but will! oa-
pmaeii tile how that in- would no or
decal to the mint immediately and pro.
fertility in t'iIiIa.
liailn' Ilensrai Joseph WIWI'II'I'. thi-
tint of the newly AWIIMMI lliitJm' acn
mill to lake the fluid. istt Windii ion
at ll sci-ch this mind for t' at»
tum lo latte his canmand
M
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iii! Muted i’mi
utilises. this iii-«Mitten toner mm-
edmmmihai limits-t hchadhw
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tunnel on sale. ran intervals.
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lung? Hawaiian resolution. The committee stands ii to t in
“Min-mm
WW, I”.
LI“ Om “WOW“ III}. I” we
WANTEDvSltuation by a girl: .
WANTED—The people in it-
WANTED—Carpentera wanted.
'I‘O LET—House of seven
years of age to assist in“ he ”m
or to take care of children ‘ I
Randall's store, Winnipank I,
vicinity to know that w
ready to do first-elm pdit
sonable prices Cali orad
Emerson or Captain Sell
Norwalk. Conn. ..
that can push rough work ..
H. E. Buckingham. til I)"
avenue. East Norwaik.
TO LET.
modern improvements. N
.ed and decorated. Apply At
& Golden.
T0 RENT—Pour room a '-
story rear. rent 38, over 17.
mond’ s, 93 Washington -
ows in every room. '
heated and cleaned. .
Old Well Cigar compait
ington street
TO LET-Four rooms to a l
iiy. Apply at 17 Woodmd ”51""
South Norv‘valk. .
To LET—Six rooms lower iloorI
chard street. Bath room.- w"
range and boiler. Two ininiitea
from West avenue trolley
moderate rent to small
quire at No. 8 Orchard
MI.
i
To LET—Furnished room to
T0 LET—Six rooms, Monte flail
132 Main street, Norwalk.
era improvements with ma
Inquire on premises or at
Rogers’ store. 19 Main street.
suitable for oiliceI: first floor.
rooms, No 10 Union street; w
‘ 12 rooms, with improvements;
9 Arch street, rent 83:. E. A. W
ward. .
T0 LET-The second and third
of the Quintard building, corner all
and Knight streets, Norwalk. m
able for oilices. lodge rooms or m
manufacturing Rent
inquire of F. El. Quintard. 143
street, Norwalk. or F. H.
5 Washington street. loath“
walk.
'ro Lair-um corner M
FOR SALE—Second hand lkllt ”v
POI! SAI E CHEAP-Ono hm
h‘tiil SAI. It: Guaranteed
EMPLOYMENT AGINOY-JI'II ‘
t'y of t' ll llnrvoy will lie
lot the inluro in the out! i! a. 7
Washington "
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iiAVlii vault ruse rowan—o. I.
hunts. Vivien Ilia-tea H!"
Fort bloom. tint Point
Italy to (in thc ships of the
squadron Illl II busy. all” ‘2 H
limo decline any linewWU'fl' .
tr Movement. The New Orleans ‘ 1
no to Newport Hm hf UNI H H
«out treat liahtm alongside.
Ncwa tor tier iiiiD tone at seal.
in. and itiihui the aniladnn m
deities the alum-till- this "
slow voyage down the M M
not leave Newport until I!“
and arrived at the sense on
There was a night call to
1W.
and Ann streets. 1 rooms. I.
Inquire at Hayea' market.
sons Austral. . ‘
ion in good running ordertone one”
cart ili good conidtion: one new III ,
about, inquire of Raymond m
ore M1
other his special. four um
bicycles in good condition. I“ three
Kozy (‘yclc camera. Also 0.0
or Dog cart. nearg new.
llichardaon. West edar stunt,
Norwaik. ‘
~_
27 and up. SouthN M
ware company.
MIICILLINIOUQ
Wcil laundry.
tlIIlic from 2: HO till I
dross lid l'IIrit avenue.
at so
a“?
HAIIAHIH. Hill. Illidltll AN” Ml
Mollcy limits llcflpli'nllfll
litlhi IIr‘xIIIlo durable, and
to any address. postage paid.
cllullllit “FF-O .o l.. Gardner. P.
:llii. I'ItiiiIIl Norwalii. Penn.
“a
halt
Lockwood. piano maker. tulle! W
repairer. 'l‘en yeara' factory M
ieaoe. Aaent for the aid
Ilei'llail pianos. Repair a
Iain
warerooala. I had to North
upstairs. iioiith Norwaih. Ollie U
mail will mire pro-Ii m
man 0‘“ N m
telheet'ithia I: “n
my Alum-laid Fiona.) .
till ilntird tiic ii‘itinship HM.
Tho Hi Paul III In fl tip in W
I'npinin Fuller. at the M
Norwalk Chronicler