. COLORED PREACHER ARRESTED
It York to Attend His Fun
ould :Fl‘ndNo Trace 01'
. would"... by Gan at
‘ 111111111 Union Hotel.
I! BK. November 10-,-Mis‘s
111,01 G1‘.eeuiield Mass. who
to icommlt suicide in this city
days ago- because she believed
- tube dead left Bellevue 1.0-
as married to Bouford Boni-
ove of whom she tried to end
ifs or:
11 Gram came item from Gr-esn
Id» 111- the middle of October to find
When she returned home later
told her aunt with Whom she liven.
neihad met a handsome young
chiral Park who wanted to
by “it 1‘.
e 111‘ a young law yer named Beu-
11d very handsome" she said.
11 after she heard that Bennett
to undergo an operation and then
eceived a letter pur‘pmtlng to
1 10111 a i1iend 0t Bonnets saying
as and. She came to New Yotk
_ to find Bennett' 5 home to at
he‘ f11ner.ai She could find no
whatever of him and on October
she was found overcome by gas in
room of the Grand Union Hotel.
ore she had iflegisteied under her
6.1119 the night before. She was
to Bellevue Hospital where the
. 1 y hard work helped hei b11011
$60 Edith. While she was in the
ospital t came out that the man who
given the name of Bennett was
$6nford Boniface and that he had
at her notice of his death to avoid
rria‘ge that was objectionable to
. . other. He went to Believuc and
p‘t‘ see his willingness to marry
a 061‘ in and today‘ 5 wedding was
resu t. ‘
B, ‘ore1 the ceremony the gill was
1.11 n a‘, prisoner to Police Couit.
$11 re she was arraigned on a charge
attempting to commit suicide. The
so Was not messed.
EnAL MaoARTHURS REPORT
M611 In Philippines During the lnsur
tlon—Jf'roops Highly Praised
SHINGTON. November lib—Ma
e'neral A1‘thui DIa("‘.AlIIlIli com
ending the. urmv dopuitmcni in 1111‘
Ilppiiles. 1116111 mililurv covcr‘not 0.
Islands since May 1'1 11100 has sub
it’ted ills i‘cpoil to the W 111 Depart-
‘ A considerable rcporiiou or the
port relates to events \VIiIih look
, on previous to the 1111111 1111111 he as
1111 ed command and 111‘ publishes
Me of the our 1' cspondcut‘ 1‘ and pr 01 1a
loan of the Filipinos obtained 11c-
i'é ihat time He 101015 to tho
hailge of Agulunldos plans in 11111111
oiling his urmv or gunlzniiou and start-
a Kilerilla welfare The conditions
the counhy 111110 11110111011 111112111
as fol such 11 11111101 110. '.1_\s as
y have enabled the Illlllllgents to an
r at one limi- as 5011110111 and im
diately after within 1110 Amcritnu
filial} in1th1‘ titliludo of 11111001111 no
V6151 ‘ ‘
will iy scntlcicd formation of 111
111011 ulckly iolloucd 1111‘ gucrllla
re. which 1011 to u colrcsnontllng
eminatlou ‘ of «11101111111 troops
s ai‘Chlpcldgo. Novcmbor 1 15911.
|i111 stations Scptcmbct l. 1900.
til ”or a 1111‘s many of 11111011 did not
‘6 111113 1tho 1111111111 111 u rumilar com-
' though the caullnllios bctwct‘n 1111‘
oiptcd Who 2118 Alum 11 .uis kill-
750 Wounded, and 11111 II\'1‘ 011111111—
dill wouudt‘d.
' this be or: 3.272 killod.
(101101111 MucAr
lid“ II. 8 ti 011111111011.
gall”
H‘fliy to the full limit of vudur‘unu‘.
,Q sayil the uppuroul 111-111111111‘1 woik
much of ialor its was rt‘quirod dur-
0‘ period of rcnulur
.llm
1 1111111 (3111101111 MacArthur
‘1 h in tho 111111111111 10111111 of 1111‘ sor
1111 hardships.
'1‘! empty 1111111 11111110111
," accordion lot to 111m 1‘1 11
how, about the slomu‘rb?
n flu
”flaw“... m... w a»... w... s... w
clout.
.. Accused of Obtainin Monoy In Mlddlo-
. a member of the faculty of Wesleyan
re being flitv Iill“1- 0 militaiy stations
I re nlird In a lm‘izc numbci of
m .3010 Ilipino losses 111111111: Illi‘ 11111110
on s the oxicusiw‘ illslribuilon of
I has strained 1110 soldiers of 1111‘
demanded morc of diuc.ipiiuo uutl
operations
ouccuirutcd 110111 forces of in
ninth
rendered bv IIll‘ lroopu 11111111 1111
Yon.
m
1 town Under Fa Io Protonosc. .
1 (Special to The. Sentinel.)
MIDDLETOWN. 001111.. November 10
~0n complaint of Rev. E. F Merrill,
Universlt. Rev. W 11 Jones. a colored
preached who has had charges in this
city and Meridian. was 111 reigned in the
city court. this morning. on the charge
of obtaininx money under false pre-
tences. Mr. Merrill says that a year
ago he gave Jones $5 to use for the
Paine University of Selma. All]... for
which the colored clergyman said he
was collecting funds 011 Friday Mr.
Jones again called on Mr. Merrill and
asked for another contribution for the
same purpose Mr. Merrill refused him.
saving that he could not find any such
university 1111 Jones claimed to repre
sent existed. .
The case has been continued until
next Munday, bonds of 8500 being re-
uuired.
INSANE HATTER TRIES SUICIDE.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
1 DANBURY. November 10-~1“rank
IBarkcr, a batter thirty- live years. at
tcmptcd suicide. at an early hour this
molding, while insane. he secured
possession of a dull jack— —knll’e with
which he sawed savagely at his throat.
until he made a rugged wound. almost
reaching the windpipe. Physicians
succeeded in saving his life.
RHODE ISLAND’S HOMING HEN.
Takes Shelter and Food Elsewhere,
But Will Lay Only in Her Native Nest.
Gougn avenue s a part of the boun
dary line between Riverpoint and Jeri-
cho. At the upper end of the avenue
there is a cemetery and at the lower
end on undertaker‘s establishment
where reisidents of the avenue have at
divers times seen sundry ghosts. Now
ghosts and cemeteries have nothing in
common with bone. but the circum
stance is related because the denizens
of an avenue. which is flanked by 1111
undertaker‘s establishment and a cem-
etery 11nd peopled with ghosts. can be
depended upon to have the belief in
1110 hereafter so constantly and vividly
bolorc their eyes as to make indul-
gence in prdvnricatiou utterly impos-
siblc.
About a year and a half ago Mr. X.
who lives on the Rivcrpoint side of the
avenue. built a licnhouse and embark-
ed 111 the keeping of fowls-not the
web-footed. White Wyendottc variety
but just plain. ordinary hens. A
neighbor. Mrs. 1(.. who lives on the Jer~
icho side. in order to help the young:
man siurt hon housc keeping. as it
were, gave him :1 pullcl. which he fcd
and cared for until it reached maturity
and an age when it could be expected
in the natural order of things. to pay
iis board. by contributing an 91:11 01‘-
cusloually to the family larder. it
wasn‘t that kind of a bird. however
1.1110 some other blpcds. it preferred
the coop of its birth to the hen housc
of its adoption. and. after feeding on
1111‘ substance provided in the latter.
1111‘ hon would bio bor across the are.
nuc to Mrs. l\'.'s coop. and deposit her
egg in her native nest.
Silo had bccn feeding on X‘s corn
and laying in Mrs. K‘s coop a long
time before the fact was discovered.
'1‘111-11 silo was watched. and day after
duy she was soon to run over into
Icrit‘ho. lay an egg. announce tho fact
in 1110 hon vernacular. and thou run
back to where she found food and shel-
It‘l' in 1111‘ RIVt‘l‘liOilli hen coop of her
ownci'. This Rlvcrpoini hen will lay
for no one bill tho Indy-thatowned—tile-
hcu-ihulsat-on-lhc-cng from which this
homing hcn was hulchcd.—~Providenco
Journal.
TOOK His LAST CENT FOR A
DRINK.
'i‘lu‘ old 501111.111 his 1111ch 011 mm licd
t‘oui sliullit‘d up to Iill.‘ bur whore 111‘
111111 111111111111 oil‘ so many 111‘.inks and
10011011 “inti‘ulli at 1111‘ boitlcs of rod
liquor in :1 row nboui two arms' It‘ngth
hwuy.
“Say. .Iiln. old boy,”
burlomior in 1111‘ most. winning tones
1111 could muutcr. "you wouldn‘t 111110 11
muu's 111111 0011i. for a drink. would yo?“
"You bet your lilo i would!" snapped
.lim. with tho viciousucus of a stool
trip. .iim suspcctcd an effort to gel a
drink on 111‘]: and proposed to forestall
i.
be said to 1111‘
“Well. I s'pouo i not to lmvo I11‘r. so
not IIl‘I‘ 11111." and 1111- soak ht‘uvt‘d up 11
1110111 1111111 that shook his frnmo With
oiuoiion.
.IIlll heaved 11 much lighter weight
nigh on discovering that the drink was
to ho paid for. 110 1101 out the 11111110 or
1.110 roughest 111101111 ho had in tho
hound.
("I out four 111mm and drunk 11. down
with ovldcnt relish. Wiping his mouth
on his coat slot-v0. Iin reached into his
111101101. and. puillnx out mic old. tur-
ulalwd 0.12111 that be had found on 1111‘
slut-walk. hc slappcd it on the counter.
11111111 EVA 1‘11
11 Remarkable Power.
_ lotion; and Unions Entertainment, in.
eluding hcr Latest Oriental Sensation,
’l‘hc unwolcomc customer pour ‘
ladies Manned Thursday.
Matinee Saturday for everybody.
The Fair 1111111111111. 1 ‘
In her remarkable demonstration of
A Weird. My»
SOMNOLENCY
‘ if you want to know anything visit
Hoyt'a Theatre and ask Miss Fay.
Evonlng prices. 10. 20, 301:.
Thursday Mutlnoo (ladies) only, 260.
fiaturday. 11. and 25 coats.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre. South Norwslk, and Wood’s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days it. advance
of each pemrformance.
Hovr‘s 11162611112. ..
Mondav. November thh.
Olarycolicei‘tllo.
OF NEW YORK.
MARY LOUISE 01.11111.
Prime. Donna Contralto.
CELIA SCHILLER,
Concert Pianist, and
JOHN CHESHIRE.
Harp Vlrtuoao.
TICKETS 50.AND 75 CENTS.
Reserved Seats on sale at .Hoyt’s
Theatre, South Norwalk. and Wood’s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1900.
MR. DANIEL SULLY
in the Greatest New York and Boston
Success
.THE......
ParishPriest
Direction of Willis E. Boyer.
An American Comedy Drama of Mar-
velous Etrength.
ENTIRE PRODUCTION CARRIED.
5 Weeks in New York.
,4 Weeks in Boston.
PRICES 25, 50 AND 75 CENTS.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwalk. and Woods
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
TELEPHONE CALL. 138-8.
FRANK I}. III Sillll
Plumbing; Steam,
Hot Water and
Gas Fitting.
TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORK.
008. WATER AND
HAVILAND STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Latest Books
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Eleanor. $1.15.
(Mrs. Ward's New Book.)
Eben Holden, $1.15.
Master Christian. $1.15.
Alice of Old Vinconncs. $1.15.
$1.15.
Wm..P.Beers
BOOKSELLER.
49 Wall Street.
Tommy and Grizel,
Norwnlk.
1612.11.11.11 "111111111111.
Following Is 11 list of letters remain
lug uncalled for at the following post-
offlccs. for the week ending November
office. for the week ending November
velours, in a
Multitude
of effects.
PRICED
VERY LOW.
Sale today. I ; 1 "
WM. PUDMORE,
NORTH MAIN srnEEr,
‘ so. NORWALK.
Under present foudilions of the are
lusunmce‘ busln throughout the
country. It behooves the assured to
look well to the financial condition of
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor I: Golden, will be found the
Liver ol 8: London a Globe. (the
large 1 insurance company in the
-,worlti) the Royal; of“ leerpooh Eng-
land. (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the strongest in-
surance companies In this country.)
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business in this
county and Europe.
HOIIIIR B. IIOI'I,
GRADUATE DPTICIII.
YOUR,‘ NOSE 1
YOUR EYES'!
it’s as necessary to lit“ the
one as it is the other—glass-
es a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See if
we don't do both perfectly!
so Washington St.
"Lehigli661656o61616’6l666 Lie.
You want your local delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful in and our aim is for
perfection of not cry as well as per-
fection of coal.
WE KNOW 116’
will be to your advantage to buy your
coal here.
Irving Lockwood 61 Co.
Successor to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street
Branch 0111.111. Co or Washington and
Main streets, 8011a Norw alk. Conn.
Telepholye Gall. 81—5.
w. B.‘ RIDER.
Hydraulic 19nd Sanitary
Endlnur.
74 WEST'AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Examinations. Reports, Plans. Esti-
mates for Water Works. Filters. Sew-
erage and General Surveying.
One hundred and eighty-nine Dams.
Reservoirs and forty-one systems 01
Water Works planned and built. Per-
sonal attention given to all work.
Plans of Mill Work carefully pre-
pared. 031 ti
Highest cash price paid for old met-
als and materials of every kind. Drop
me a postal and 1 will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with 1111.1 11m occasionally in
New York some days through the week.
Immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
come in during my absence.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St. or 11 North Main
St, Store.
your friends to go on your
build? The Acton Indemnity
Company will assume all lia-
biliiy at vcrv reasonable
rates.
JACOB M. LAYTON
Resident Agent, .
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
aw—
1f 1 . 1“?
Will convince you that there is really only .111". place in town.
to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you are always 1111.: of
your money' 3 worth or a little more. Our idea is to have our pricos‘ .
always right, and to be ready for you with the latest nylon. .N“
overlooking good quality.
A few of the many good things we have to diet. .
All-wool Black "Storm Serge, 40 inches widc, 6
Albwooi .Biaek. India Serge, 38 inches wide,
Figured Brilliautiucs, finc‘smali patterns, 45 inches-wide.
Black French Crcpou. handsome 1)altc111,40i11c11cs wide,
lllack Imperial Serge, 45 inches wide,
Illack Brilliantinc, 56 inches wide,
Illack All—wool Cheviots. 52 inches wide.
lllack Pebble Clicviots. 52 inches
l‘inc Imported Novelties in All- wool. Silk and Wool. $1. 25 to $2. 75.~
‘\11- wool Mixed Vcnccians 111 all colors, 381nchcs wide,
All—wool Homespuus. in gray. 52
Zibciincs,'in Brown and Gray Mixtures, 52 inches wide,
Ail—wool Homcspuus; 54 inches wide,
.‘\11-wooi Mixed Sui‘ti'ugs, 52 inch
A11 shadcs'of F inc checians, 52 in
Double Face ‘Cloths,
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——The
opening dealings in stocks were on a
very large scale. and prices advanced
throughout the list. Gains wore larg-
est in the industrials, and especially
in the sore! stocks, which rose from i
to 2 points. the latter gain in Tonnes.
see Coal. Union Pacific was most con-
spicuous in the railroad list. on the
purchase of 8,000 shares. at an cv-
trcmc advance of ’15. Pacific Mail
jumped 2%. on the admission of Un-
ion Paciiic's president to the directory.
One or two of the railroad stocks
gained as much as a point.
WALL STREET. '11 a. m.——Large
and excited demands of stocks. joined
to vigorous manipulation by bull pools.
caused striking advances in prices. As
on yesterday the most notable move-
mcnt was in the steel group. Tin
Plate,~vvbich lagged yesterday. was
rushed 11p to above 43, and Steel Hoop.
Pressed Steel preferred. Steel 8: Wire
preferred and Tennessee Coal improv-
ed 2 and 3'pcints. Pacific Mail was in
urgent demand. and touched 57, a rise
of nearly 10 points. Union Bag prefer-
red Jnmped 6% and international Pa-
per preferred 8. Radius. Lackawan-
us. New Jersey Central. Baltimore on
Ohio and Union Pacific made the most
progress of the railroads. Some sheet
was produced in spots by realization. a
number of the specialties reacting a
point or more. but at 11 o'clock the
tendency was quite generally upward.
WALL STREET. closing~The bank
statement. coming on the crest of the
speculative wave. cast a chill on the
market. by reason of the money man
ket impairment shown. The special-
ties which had risen most buoyantly.
relapsed quite violently. the reaction
extending to 2 and 3 points. in some
of the steel stocks. and other indus-
trials. There was a spasmodic rallv,
then 11 renewed decline. Bears cover.
ed and made the cloning extremely
feverish. and unsettled. Net changes
were mixed.
TODAY'O QUOTATIONU.
Reported over private wire of I. A.
Bobmo. commission broker. Burt: &
Corbett’s block. ileum Norwalk:
, Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil. 3137.11 367/1,
Am. St. 8; W.. 46 45% (4% 44%
Am. 6. 11. 011.. mu 13111. 12911. 1291;.
A111. Tab. 00.. 10'.’ 108% 107 107%
Mobil-ion. 35% 35% 35% 35%
Atchlson. pfd., 77% 78 77% 771/;
Bait. & Ohio, 80% 80% 80 110
Bkyu. R. T., 09% 70 68% 08%
Can. Bout11.. 56 116
0011.0! N. .I.. 137% 138% 137 137
Chen. & Ohio 32% 33 32% 32%
Chi B. £13.. 183% 134 ' 138% 133%
C. M. & 8t. i’.. 122 122% 121% 12!
Chi. R. I. h P., 113% “3% 113 118%
C.C‘.C. & Std... 05% 65%
Federal Steel, 110% iii 18% ‘ 118%
Fed. St. Md. 7671. 77 761/. 76%
(ion. El. 60.. 146%, 1461.
Lou. ll. Nadia. 79% ' 7014. 79%. 679%
Nor. (L West. 40% ' 40%
Man. Consul" 108 108% 107 107%
Metropolitan. 168% 188% 167 107 .
M. K. dz’I‘. pfli.,35 30 85 30
Miss. Pacific. 80 00 1'19 59%
Nat. hold (20.. 21% 21%
N. Y..C.&H..187% 137% 137% 187%
N. ‘1'.. 0. 01W.” $1.. Zita 2m. 44%
Con. Tobacco,‘8 . 38% 33%
North Pociiloflz'a. 83 6215 02%
No. Paedflifn‘f 76% 701‘, 75% 75%
"Thor vou urn llm'" he uurnlod m: ' B h N 111 gacific IMn‘il‘Jio 58 :3, 5"
.. ' « , 1 ‘ out orwa . .. enusy van 11. 139 l 9 ’ 139%
“1““ ’ "3'“? ”"9“ Jim in loud. 111111 1120. South Norwslk. Conn. 80013 EORWALl‘u . ' People 11, (in, mi; 99;: 93 3% 311,.”
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‘ ‘ ‘ .. ' 1'. .Bar. pd 7,1. 11311 11111 111
11111111111111.1111therein... Mrs. w. 11. Foster. Prompt as Usual. Sou. 11y Md. 5971. 1105171. 60
Jim leached under the bar for a base- Anton Knit-hum. 1 Son; Pacific. 4016.41“ 40% 41%
2“,"? "1‘,“ “film," ““1"“ "‘1" m... 1.. w. 1.1.1.11... 81. Edward 1‘ 111.112.. .11 Port Tenn. 0. c 1. 111 1186611 .1
“kah'gf 2.?‘"M:::d‘°,“1:"w:fl1m E. 0‘ ”'"my- 111cs1er.N l.‘ a truckman. who "3mm": ”5“ ”’"I' “"3 1"“
f P roux. Mrs. Lino Boss Tachanlrc. ’ I I 13.8 i1. 41111.. 79% " ' Mb“
rout .1.m.—,~cmmo Chronicle. 111.12. GROWEJ’. M. 111011 rcccutlv. was linsurIct in 111: 17.8. 111111111111. 2:“ 37% 88% 311%
' «~— tonn. (unneral Lift“ nsurancc Union pump,“ “a; “ .1 1.11%
no“. Mrzugmgltatci mrknow that CANDY lumps"). of Hartford. ("111111 5132.”; 1;“ :2! a: E } 3%
vou‘r son billy has boon run over by a “CULmS .\ Proof; of death (\l'i'CI’L‘ FECCIVCd gm ”21%)!“
"“7" . ovcm or 711.. an payment in “r ’13
"0b. door. door.' My poor boy. full 11111110 November m This}. ‘5 Reserves. . ‘1 81.8“.350
hwmiem 11111111 1 do. . Whore .1111 it w ““3”" "m Willsdflflc‘c “m 1113111199 ”78:000
11 ”" ‘ “5% , s
"Underneath 111111 railway arch. 1111- 1. 1, , ,
Vanuatu; thorn now'."~wwn1lon g %€&% atoll" F' n Elm“ 66‘“ ‘nuh Do
it 6 ' 7‘ . .
31111me
.8011 got the bout article on!
00 the most tor it “boys
11115111111 1. HYilTT, Norwalk,’
11st 1101111 crock exonnnas. 66
N
11..
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soc.
509‘ f
691;.
75°-
- 759
$1.91); ‘
$135.
wide,
. 50°-
75°-
. 89.1-
$116.0.
$1.110.
$1.35.
$1.50 and $1.75.
inches w idc, ‘
cs wide.
chcs wide.
}
Come from excessive 11101311111 bills.
A bill man be excessive in two walls.
Charges man be small and the goods
bad, or the stuff man be alijiighl and».
the prices high. Ono’s asbgid as the
other. Come to us
and avoid both.
THE CENTRAL FOOD (‘10.
Corner Railroad Plaoo
w
and Washington Smut
AN ATTRACTION
to most people. whatever their age
sex or “previous condition of servi-
tude." is a box of delicious. well
1.»on confections. Their arrange-
ment please: the palate and their price
pleases the pocketbook. Several
senses satisfied at small cost. Havo-
sbcxf
G. GHIOTTO.
58 WALL STREET. NOBWALK.
IUYINO FRUIT. ‘
The prudent man never buys the
fruit Which is marked with the highest
prices. and his motive in not merely
economy. He knows that the second
grade fruit is riper than the rabbi 81v
-' pensive. which in nine one. out of 1311
lo loo green to be colon immediately.
'6 It in held at high prices because tho
dealer known that it will limp. and as
it riponl and you better lit for hum
on consumption. its price will be re-
ducod. 'ruu lo the can of the fruit
when the price II lowered for the ilrnt
time. it is than ripo and in condition
to be eaten. And the prudent man
who doesn't‘ciwsn fool that. be 111111
DIM
:hil fruit at the
mull-11:40!!! Mauric- dell" York 01111.
11f} ‘
Good Looking . y
Window Shades. ,_
No 01111 wants to soc poorly 11111110.
poorly hung chadss~thoy'ro a 0111:
grace to your windows. \ but] you
buy Window Shades you wu7t6 and ex-
pect them to give good satisfaction: ‘
If thoy don't, they‘re no use. We guar-
antee ovcry shade we make and otory
shade we hang to be right in story
way. and unit you.’ Don't forget We
hang shades as well 1‘- molio 11111111111 lo'
order. We would like to fixurc‘on
shading one or one hundred windows.
W0 are equipped to do the highest
class of work.
Original Designs
in Wall Papers.
To find Wall Paper patto'ruu6 illol
don't run on the .11qu old style In no
cosy matter, but we are in 11 Within
to show you sonic vapor lhli we kill)
you will like and up racism. WII
you do your part by 11111111; to 1169 iii.
You re civic" wolcqmo at 11111- 11111111.:
.311
Window 111111111111, minus Nola». Wail
Papers. Filings“ Iz'fipliou, Ari»
ate
, nervous.
Pictures Framed to 0.1161. '
Painting, Paper Hanging Decorating.
“Decker.
Norwalk Chronicler