thedsy before the
yard-meat will appear. '
W
mam REPORT.
W Fair and much
Might; Saturday fair and con-
' firm temperatures for
days. Winds becoming brisk
3., Lawrence valley.
. that soon in the lake region and
' ‘ New England and light rain
long the coast. A very high pressure
low temperature prevails west of
Mississippi valley and is moving
y eastward. Freezing tempera-
extend to the southern portion of
WI Fresh Hams, lie at Public
slice:
to» ‘ new. of Norwaik in
hm from Wellesley College for the
W
man... Turnips. the ho. F. D
Lamont soc
. Ilsa Katslehmedes. of Washington
Mmmrecoverad from a recent sev-
m
m
«Iv-Meir s and boys' winter Cups. O'Brien
Elna date of the coming Easter is Ap-
mists, Ash Wednesday coming on
February.” _.
' ‘TW‘GEW- Talia 8 Water street.
W Norwaik,
' grant. a patent on an im—
1
plate.
.- in neooud- -hand upright
pianos. at J W. Studwell‘ s.
m
- .; bar 13 adanghter was born
. Mrs. Frank Caffrey. of 13
- 4. South Noiwalk.
‘ Denis in quartered golden
, at Raymond a Sons.
Lil's. James P. Francis, of South
Norwaik. was the guest of Mrs. James
’LWiilmott, in Darlen, Wednesday.
‘ -Foreqnarters Spring Lamb, 8c, at
Public Market.
. Tho smoker of the Clover Club will
be held Friday night. January 5th, in
the club's rooms in Leader‘s Block.
eruction of to Crescent Terrace to—
morrdw (sturdayl. at 3 o’clock p. m.
The Matinee Euchre Club will be en-
tertained next Monday afternoon by
Mrs. George A. Jennings, of West
street.
. . -~Smail, lean Fresh Hams. 10c lb..
at Hayes‘ market.
Edmund l. Talmadge. oi Elm Grove
1;" ea, who sustained a stroke of par-
is Tuesday night, is slightly im-
k‘v’ens. and bride. of
guests of Mr. Stevens's
nd Mrs. . W. Stevens
-We make our Candy. Lane.
The Norwaik Christian Endeavor So—
ciety has been invited to visit the
Stamford society tdnight. Those who
so should take the 6: to train.
‘ -—Psek & Snyder. and Barney & Ber-
ry Buttes.” Hubbell a Keeler's, Nor.
. ‘ . a
_ Stilt It. Ferris, the coal dealer. is:
sending his customers a souvenir in
the way of a calendar to which is at.
.isehed an assortment of needles.
wWillelplcy l Clark would be pleased
to show you an elegant line of cigars.
fl and so in a box. Corner Main also
Washington streets.
Frank L‘lloau‘s‘edleu. agent for the
* Minot“ General Life insurance
. Conway.“ distributing among his
, friends 'a dainty calendar issued by the
line In generally slight-
We have a most sat-
id Crescent Terrace.
simian tmnorrow
. lvt affords an
‘osetoypnrcbasr
cent. on all
. W. Itodwell.
a
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or. Dr. WWW»
. sue
”them Hunt
We
‘ ' ‘ i d
‘ 0”“le milk to WM" an
Janus .7. rm of Morristown.
beentbe guest of his broth-
J. Crabby. of West ave-
wChiiioniers in
he case of Harry Plait was contin-
ued by Judge Frost. yesterday after-
noon until nest Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock. ,
W
«Christmas Wreaths, s for tile. F.
D. Lawtona too.
Gus Sammie. who has been spending
the summer In South Norwaik, started
to‘dig for Florida. to remain during the
wit r.
-Cholce Country Fowla, 10c lb., at
Hayes' market.
J. H. MacDonald, state highway com»
miseioner. was in Norwaik for a short
time yesterday, on his way to Wilton
to consult regarding highway matters.
-—A home to be had at auction.to-
marrow (Saturday). at 3 o'clock. p. m.
No.10 Crescent Terrace.
The National Bank of Norwalk has
the thanks of the Sentinel for hand-
somely illustrated calendars, compli-
ments of the safe deposit department
ail-I...—
-—Legs of Spring Lamb.12c, at Pub-
lic Market.
F E. Lockwood was recently presen-
ted with a Belgian here. A number of
these hares h ve been let loose' on pro,
23"“ s eh distance north of the
wn.
---Waii paper hung at 20¢ per double
roll at Scotty's. 207 iii. Washington at.
Mrs. R. T. Mathews. Miss Florence
Mathews. Charles Mathews and How-
ard Mathews, o Elmenworth. will
leave for their ew York home, 31
West Fifty-seventh street. Wednesday.
-Christmas Skates. Ladies'. Gent's,
Children's Hubbell a Keeler's. Nor.
Henry Mayher who was before Juogc
Frost in the Town Court, yesterday af-
ternoon. charged with intoxication
was found guilty and fined 85: whlIh
he paid.
-—Pure Cal. and cream. 5c cup. Lane's
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith yes-
terday issued a marriage license to An-
thony J. Florin, Jr.. of New Haven. and
Miss Grace F. Suite. of Torrington. who
came to Non walk to get married.
- W
-—Leg bi Lamb. 12c. 6 Water street.
The Model Grocery is a helpful factor
to the buying public. "if you have any
cause to complain. tell us if not. tell
others," is the chunk of wisdom put
forth in Mfi‘ Dibble‘s new advertise-
ment today. S ~
-—0nthers reall e real comfort is in
Sorosis shoes. SI will you if you wear
a pair. M. H. Gl ver.
———--——-
A picture makes a most sensible and on
appropriate gift for the holidays. it is
something that will be kept. treasured.
looked upon in years hence with pleas-
ant rcmembrances of the honor. Deck-
er is showing a fine line of these goods.
—Call in the morning or early in the
afternoon and avoid the rush, and look
over our stock of Meerschaum am.
Drier Pipes, Cigar Cases. Match Safes,
Tobacco Jars, and Pouches and smok-
ers' articles. Wheiplcy & Clark. cor-
oer Main and Washington streets.
The Boston Store has in stock 920.-
000 worth of holiday goods. which will
be sold at lowest cash prices. Nearly
every desirable thing for man. woman
or child is here. The store is now up-
en evenings until 9 o 'clock for the sale
of holiday goods.
-Christmas Novelties and Toys of
every description at J. T. Hayes'. in
Main street, Norwslk.
Atthe Central Club. tomorrow after-
noon, there will be a thimble and story
tea. Members who are doing work for
Christmas are invited to bring it, and
while they sew... iss Pinneo will read
two original sin ...Jhe Post-once
That Ran Away and A Modern Ghost
~Bedroom Suits in golden oak.
Largest line of White Beds. Odd Dress-
ers and Chiffonierll. both in White en-
mond ‘ & Sons
Miss Susan Smith and S. W. Hoyt.
Jr.. of South Norwalk; Misses Olive
and Amy Cole. of Rowayton, will go to
Brooklyn. this afternoon. to attend the
twenty-first anniversary reception of
Frank Leach. who has his summer
home at Noroton.
~<Handrome Denim i’lllow Slips. 25c
ea: Bureau Covers. 25c: trimmed Satin
Pin Cushions. 25c: Silver Novelties
25c ea. M. S. Smith a C0.
-—-— —¢-——-
Thirty members of Capra No. ll. 0‘
the Patriotic Order of one of America
went to Bridgeport, last night to visit
Camp No. 9. A line time is
Some excitement was caused during thI
evening by two stems of tire for the
block adjoining the camp man, but
not much damage was done.
~Turksys. 12% and lie. s Water at
Superintendent William C. Foote will
give the concluding lecture in the his.
torie‘aloosrsetbisafternoon ata. in
the Franklin school hall. Subject. The
Coast of New Inland and St. Law-
rence River. Last night‘s subject was
The Rocky Mountains and the Great
Basin. The stucopticon is under the
direction of L. G. Wobb. v
—Daalspsali1oulaalierbys.frarien.
e
. lain and golden oak
“frontier-illsyhlcsd
meet the demand.
satisfactory.
outfit are worthy of
them. Everything
Just a few hints
those who have gifis‘ib buy.
The formal opening of our Holiday Stuck: is something
more than a more incident in the year's merchandising. it is
of sufficient iliiporiance to be classed as an event. The store
news concerning ii is read with interest by our buying public.
The giiicbuyiug time' Is here. The equipméni' is here to
The store Is at its best. from top to bottom. from end to
end, everything. everywhere breaths an atmosphere of Christ-
mas. When lines are most complete. then Is selecting most
The completeness and dependabilliy oLthis big holiday
I: strongest emphasis. that we can give
car right as experience, knowledge of
needs and hard work u make them.
I print, they’ll serve as an index to
upscores of other hints not printed but equally important to
llnltllol‘cllcis I'II' Gifts.
You'll find about every good kind of
Handkerchiefs here. You'll find them
temptingiy priced. With double our
usual selling space and the exploiting
of these special lots, we'll start the
holiday handkerchief selling in good
earnest.
Lndies' Ail- linen Hematitehed Hand-
kerchiefs, 10c.
White Hemetitcbed Handkerchiefs.
fragments, is inch and 1 inch hem.
c.
Ladies Hematitched 94'de
and Fancy Bordered Hand efe,
150Ladlca' and Gente' Plain Ali-linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. 19c.
Ladlcs' Pure Linen initial Handker-
chiefs, 25c.
Ladies' Fine Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs from 1296c to 98c each.
Gents’ Silk Hematltched and initial
Handkerchiefs. 49. 76 and 98c each.
Holiday leather Seeds.
Can't give you all the leather news;
can only outline the Christmas lots.
An investigation and your knowledge
of values will do the rest:
Pocket Books from 25c to $2.98.
liiil Books from 49c to 98c.
Coin Purses from 10c to 49c.
Men's Wallets fro 49c to 98¢.
Lndies’ Chatalin Hugs from 25c to
Inn's Furnishings for
Chm
Better and bigger preparations have
been made in this section than ever be—
fore. Neckwear, Dress Shirts. Collars.
Cuffs. Suspenders. Night Shirts, etc.
etc. Most attractive lines. most attrac-
tively priced.
The Sans-Pare“ Dress Shi/rts. tine
quality muslin. set in lines bosom, re-
lniorced back and front. 75c and 98c
Mhen' a Night Shirts. Fancy insertion
and Embroidered Fronts, 47c and 75¢
each.
The latest in Gents' Neckwear in-
eluding bows, tecks. pods, and four-in-
hands, at 25c and tie.
Fancy Suspenders at 25c and 50c.
means-as llabroiias.
Strong here—very strong. That
word "Dependable" is honestly stamp-
ed upon every umbrella in the outfit.
There are plenty of prices; there are
forests of sticks to choose from for
both men and women. Early chooscrs
get the chance at such values as these:
Ladies Gloria Slk Umbrellas, natural
twisted handles. silver mounted. 98c.
issdies' Fine English Gloria Silk Ume
breilas. Fancy carved. or silver mount-
ed handles. 8119 and 81.89.
Ladiea‘ Silk Umbrellas. natural ham
dies. silver mounted. 92.10 and 82.98.
Men's Gloria Silk Umbrellas. twisted
handles. sliver mounted. 98c to $2 25
Gents' Twilled Silk Umbrellas. nut-
urai root handles silver mounted 83. 49
The lid Glove Equip-I'm.
Regular lines reinforced new lines
especially bought for Christmas. Dress
Gloves Lined Gloves. Driving Gloves
Walking Gloves: every kind of good
handwesr and all priced to please.
Men's and Boy's Astrachan Gloves.
25c.
Ladies' Wool or Astracban Gloves.
amei and oak, in the Norwaiks. Ray- 49¢
Ladiell' Fleece Lined Kid Gloves, for
top. patent clasp. 98c.
Ladiee' Kid Gloves "The Orleans."
silk stitched backs. 79c.
Ladies' Celebrated Hislop Gian
Glace Glove, every pair warranted. 98c.
“materialism”.
A feature; yes! a strong feature of
the holiday business will be the Book
Selling. Hundreds of volumes bound
in the most attractive covers; litera-
ture to suit all. ages, all tastes. and all
to be sold 'twist this and Christmas.
Here are some special lots for early
choosing:
Cloth Covered Books. a full line of
the most popular works. The.
Cloth Covered Novels by famous au-
thors, nicely bound Ill and tie
Amgecrlesn Boys Series by Oliver Op-
tic, b
Gems of Modern Art. handsomely
bound. A collection of photographic
reproductions of Great Modern Palate
ings. 98c.
Children's Toy Books, to to 25s.
Children's Story Books, board cov-
ers. tie up.
The Christmas Doll Sale.
The best representatives of doil-dom
have met here; quite a convention of
all styles. complésions and conditions
if Dolls. Hundreds of little hearts will
soon be made happy. for these are all
priced to pass from our possession to
yours before Christmas eve.
Undressed Kid Dolls. 15c.
Nicely Dressed Jointed Dolls, Bisque
Heads. at 29 and 35c.
Satin Dressed Jointed Dolls, 49c and
’ 59c.
Handsomeiy dressed Sleeping Dolls
from 98c to 83.98
A Bit Christ-Isa
Blank Sale.
Lots of Stylish Jackets and Capes
bunched together for quick selling
Your gift-giving money can be spent
to some purpose here. Kindly read evo
cry offering.
Ladies lilack lfersey Jackets. double
assisted high collar. Gloria silk lined
98
Ludiea' Black Kersey Jacket. 6 rows
stitching. round box frbnt. Gloria lin-
ed. 85. 98.
Ladies Black Boucle Cape. fur trim-
med. full sweep. Gloria lined, 84. 98.
Ladies' Salter Plush Cape. fur trim-
med. itallan Cloth lined. at 86.98.
"all hl‘S TOT. Gifts.
Caught a fur manufacturer who was
topheavy on furs. Early season's un—
scasonablencss the cause. Long winter
ahead. though. and these Furs can be
bought at very advantageous prices.
Ladies' Martin Fur Collars. with
heads, at $3.49.
Ladies Electric Seal Collarettes.
long fronts. tail trimmed. $4.98.
Lsdles’ Black Sable Collarettes, sa-
tin lined, tail and head trimmed.
$7.9
’ Ladies' Black Sheard Coaey Mafia
1. i9.
Mdies' Water Mink Muifs, 81.49.
SIIII WINS. Wool Islets.
We 8km
Most sensible gifts these. and gifts
that will be properly appreciated. Just
two specials of each to start the ball
rolling.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Waists. in black
and navy. at $3. 49.
Ladies' Taffeta Silk Waists. in black.
colors and corded stripes. 93.98.
Ladles' All-wool Flannel Waists.
braid trimmed, black. navy. brown and
reds, at 98c.
Ladles' All-wool Flannel Waists.
braid trimmed, in black and navy.
1
Ladies' Ali-wool Plaid Skirts, pioited
back, silk binding. “.49.
Lndlea' Black Ali-wool Serge Skirts.
stitched scans. at 84 98.
MYTl'llles.
Hundreds of dainty little things
bought for gifts. Many of them useful.
others ornamental. Inexpensive re-
nrlsrances, but they make the heart
I a .
Picture Frames from 1235c up.
Children's Spoon. Knife and Fork
sets, 26c.
Perfumes in Fancy Baskets. 12%. 15
and the.
Sterling Silver Novelties from 49c up.
Hundreds of Children's Games from
be to 82.98.
Choice Assortment of Fancy Trini-
med Cushionl. square and oblong. from
the to $149.
Hand-painted Handkerchief and
Necktie Cases. 49c.
dhfiflnflfi
114 Washington 3......
‘ Booth Norwaik.
um 0min Lw mu m... III
atherhnnteis summer.
”Very Fancy Chickens. it and lie
at Public Mat.
Suggestions for gift-gm are prom-
inent in all tions of so tit. Murray
a One great wealth Bridgeport
~Sprlng Chickens. 12m Will" Fowis,
10c, at Hayes' market.
The man who applauds the loudest
at the Joke about the big list is the
one who sits behind it.
4......
"--Pearl Alpines. O’Brien's.
Brewer & Worden have brought suit
against Charles W. Corbin to recover
for a bill A carriage and harness is
under attachment.
—A magnificent display of
at J. W. Studwell' I.
Did you ever see certain hideous
dress materials and wonder how on
earth anyone came to put their money
into them?
—Divans and Couches with adjusta-
ble head rests. Prices from 96
Raymond a Sons.
The trial of the case of State vs.
MacDonald willbe resumed in the
Town Court at Norwalk, tomorrow, be-
fore Judge Frost.
——Give children Lane's ice Cream.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. at its meet-
ing tonight, will confer the degree on
nine candidates. All members are re.
quested to be present.
I
Miss Olive Cole, of the town tax col-
lector's office. accompanied by her sis-
tcr Miss Amy Cole. will go to New
York today to attend a birthday rec-
option.
-.———-
wilmbreilas and Canes. O'Brien's.
Robert Green is to purchase the
building belonging to the Olmstcail cs-
tate at 10- ll Main street The pur—
chase price is in the neighborhood of
811, 000.
—Rutaboga Turnlpa. 45c bu. I". D.
Lawton a. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Edwards. of Pat—
eraon. N. J.. are. visiting at the Motion-
egal residence in West avenue. where
her mother. Mrs. Frances McGonegal
is dangerously ill.
--WlIli paper hung at 20c per double
roll at Beatty'a. 207 in. Washington at
West Virginia is twice as large as
Massachusetts. twice as large as Mary-
land and as large as Connecticut
libode isian Delaware. New Jersey
and Ver combined.
1
-—Ple eanuta ll. Brittle at Lane's.
Small kindnesses, small courtesies
small considerations. habitually prac-
ticed in our social intercourse, give a
greater charm to the character than
the display of great talents and accom-
plishments-41. A. Kelly.
—-Furniture has advanced in price.
but we purchased our stock before the
rise and can consequently sell at low
prices. We have the largest line of
furniture in The Nor-walks. Raymond
& Sons.
”The bounding success of our daily
offering. the popular responses accord-
ed them. inspire us to still greater en—
deavor." says the P. J. Lynch Company.
A few of the many bargains at this
store are given in a new advertisement
today. ‘
-Roast Beef. 10c. 6 Water street.
ErnestTalmadge. of Taylor avenue,
who was shot in the arm a week ago
Saturday night, has had the bullet re
moved by Dr. Clark. The wound does
not cause him any pain. and no ser-
ious results are anticipated.
~Don’t forget auction of home. it)
Crescent Terrace. tomorrow (Saturday l
at 3 o'clock afternoon.
The annual election of otilcers of St.
Joseph's T. A. B. and in Society will
be held Tuesday night. December 26.
in Music Hall. The committee on
nominations is Bernard Newman. Louis
Larrigan and Thomas McGuire.
—A big bargain in Gents. Ladles'
and Children' s Hosiery, Underwear and
Gloves, at M. S. Smith 9: Co.‘ s.
Adjutant General Van Keurcn has
officially announced the appointment of
i". C. Spen r.of New Haven. to bechief
engineer 0 the naval battalion. with
rank of lieutenant. Also Walter P
Payne. of New Haven, in be assistant
engineer with rank of ensign, both ori-
ginal appointments.
—-—Large Oak Sideboard from 812 up
at Raymond & Sons.
it now appears that Mattie Gilbert.
whom the Norwaik police were infarm-
ed was wanted in Danbury. secured a
job at John liinson’s shop in that city.
Wednesday night and a key with which
to open the shop was given to him.
When the proprietor appeared on them
scene Gilbert had disappeared. So had
all of his employer’s clipping machines.
scissors, rasors and other parapherna-
lie.
—The largest stock of Tin. Glass.
Silver, Crockery Ware. Lamps etc.. at
the lowest prices. M. B. Smith & Co.
The funeral of Mrs. Giles Haulen-
beck was held yesterday afternoon
from the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles S. St. John. in Elizabeth
street. The pail bearers wereC. Swans.
it. H. Rowan. C F. Boutwell. J. M.
Layton. Nelson Dickerman, and J. H.
Ferris. A quartette composed of Mrs.
C. F. Boutwell. Miss May 0. Smith,
Chilton Baker and Julian Main reu-
dared several ons. Rev. G.
Beard ofleiatell.
-Cbildren’s Tonnes. O’Brien's.
Y
W. VII
t opportunity to buy high
eiassDryGoods.
car, etc. at four prices than you have ever seen.
fimmoivedtoclcseoutthisstockstonoenndmm
on it will do it.
You will do well. and save alone y, to lay in a supply ,
uallkindsofDryGoodssrahigher. and are going to he dill
Smewlllnotpemitdsotipgpriees. Butyoucanhe",
the best bargains ever had.
We mill business. What III opportunity is m... yes to.
Christmas manual
EDWARD
~Xmas Mackintoshee and Umbr
for Gents. Ladies and Children
S. Smith (I Co.
No. 5 Oasotto Building,
STREET
Norwai ,;
TILLOTSON s marinas.
lilllii 0F CHRISTMAS llilVEll”
Attractive display of Japanese china bougli d
«p. of the importer and sold to you at a low price.
Large line of Silk Pin cushions.
Our assortment of Stamped Linens will surely
you.
The largest and best line of Society Paper in”)
assorted tints, rangingin
Photograph Framesin
rice, 15c to 890 a box
old and Birdseye Maple r
one. two. three and four pictures. at prices %
38c“
Big value Handkerchiefs from 3c to 2.“) i ' I
Our line TMilliuery is offered you a? nulls ‘ of I
cash prices.
A helpful factor to the buying public.
Our Butter a bargain in quality
and price ................... 27o lb
Sliced Peaches (for Iream) . . file can
Fig Bars Cakes. fine, free and
cheap ....................... 15c lb
Sharp Cheese. rich, now going.
Plum Pudding ................ 12c can
Cheese Crackers, the newest thing;
a good thing; a taste means con-
viction to most people ...... 15c pkg“a
Washburn & Crosby‘s Flour in 1,4
barrels. just the thing for a small
family ................ $2.50 ‘4 bill.
Fresh Eggs ................. 32c doz
Some few from my own hens.
Satisfaction in any event.
Saur Kraut, or pickled onbhnu..19ii at
Sweet Pickles, midgets, plan sneer.
mixed ......
Chili Sauce ........
Small bottles Catsu.
Canned Sugar Beets.
india and Ceylon Tea. tried by ‘
pic last week. was much liked. In
tea is carefully selected from the but
gardens of india and It II .
blended on scientific prldcipq. by es-
perts. Rich and mellow in0 flavor and
delightfully fragrant. . .
l’ekoe Souchong. it it)... the. .
I’ckoe Souchong. 59 lbs” 89¢
Pckoe in '75 lbs. only, 35c. -
If you have any «use to
“a. I..ysqru
\y.
complain, tell us; if not, tell others.
Yours to command.
LORENZO Dianna.
Christmas °:~
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Photographs.
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luvs
YOU SEEN IT?
JACKSON’S
PLATINOTYPE
PROOF - " ‘
They are little Gems of Portraiture
Equal to a Steel Engraving or Pilotogravure
Lots of Pretty Pol-tram on Exhibition at Studio
E. M. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER,
{ii WALL ST. NUli\VALK, (1",
All Trolley line-"penthouse
ilppoelte Norwalk 1M .
W
HOLIDAY PRESE TS
FOR EVERYBODY.
Fountain Pens. . .. ...81 C0
Teachers’ Bibles. . . . . ..93c
WM.P.
49 Wall Street
A full line of Holiday Slam '
Books Prayer Books and Hymnals.
Calendars. Christmas Cards, What
and Hand Painted Novelties, Diaries.
Pictures and Picture Frames, Pocket
Books Golf Goods, Camera»
BEERS.
Norwaik. Ct.
I WM. ' ‘
man will never exist.
second-grade goods.
% box or telephone.
F l" Christmas
What would be a better. more last-
ing gift than a pair of GOLD SPEC.
'DACLES or EYE GLASSES. accurate-
ly iltted? They can be had now for
presentation purposes and the proper
lenses supplied after a careful examina-
tion, without further cost.
.l. 0.3. JACKSON,
GRADUATE omens.
With L. Jackson. Jeweler.
“Willi.
There isn’t a man in existence that can say
he had cause to complain and that we failed to ‘
make it right as soon as we knew it.
Such a,
We aim to give you the very best Oats.
Hay and Feed that we can buy, to sell as low
as we can, but cannot sell them at the price of
Boy oats that’ 3 clean. ‘ .,
MANUEL. T. HATCH.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-
Norwalk Chronicler