m»
.1 g .
hours
were «named from New r:
Vicksburg. . Killing frost w s
from 30" ~
3.1 i_;
: Mrs. ill.”
M ‘ i Mali: street. is fl’AO‘live.ililranch. Led éitlfinirmts lofl P1.“
recev ng o ss.’f”“‘”‘1‘ . 5‘... o», , u e mi u
- .li- -" - amt!I ”Logistics ' It.
s. at. the
I‘V’bfl-WWINGK “at.
if? IL'.’i;'t.“l "i. "Vii! {iiil‘i ‘i I
‘ .‘ A. .. I Flora. ads Sher ood.‘ of
as. ‘fi’hot‘tmias been vision:
on iosJ. not
w er“
Norwalk
‘4
i .
in‘Noré .
Rhythm W p . .. ‘ 7 ;
{litigating .minglon, or him street
.awrruamwr hesitant to! the
Y. ' .i. {ii '-t
I. tor an: ‘es ion. ithe ed:
”at? (ismiightlgigg1 9:3}; atigclc :oi'tthe'.
‘ in... .‘towu Board of “Relioi will’h‘eld
another session Saturday. from 2 to
5 p. in.
.rsgriie directors :‘otlth‘e Central Natlon~
al'Bu‘ok will ninetaluld maniac tome-:4
row morning. " ‘
. —e- be, long youamokc an lmpor at
(lingo ‘clg‘ar Nasser-tar it gets. '0
only. bad teatiire it has.
The new oysterfhouse in course of
variation .forslapyndes it Shaffer, is be-
inchounected with the water main.
1 yficcinaltli‘on: are becoming fremlient
in 0 . _.-:\ ecsusso 6. tone;
'cases’m aw Yark “and gi‘ldgepo‘tgvx
—— pine—v.“
Charles S. Trowbridge has had a
yard ii “iii!!! 91.11.99“ .01: the .eaet’
side: little box racism in Wilmington“
fittest .
' filtev. J. McClure Bellows will deliver
the -.second of his . snte~couflrmstlon
gleetdresst Grace Church. this even-.
he
f-"i‘h'e city or Norwalk has filed a po-
tition with the-secretary of state at
”lieutordtor an amendment to its
charter. ~
\i‘ W .
-. ifllghway Commissioner MacDonald
otddartidrd..Was in South Norwalk.
yesterday. looking at the state road on
armory mu." ~
n.
use trhstees of measure of; Mary
dun. Davenport will adjust their and
counts in the‘Norwalk Probate Court
’Jnausry‘fillr‘, $2 pm. ‘
mons. 15c don. t“. D.
‘ oa‘hliiessiuu Lem
Lawton dc Co.
Rev. ond'Mrs. Paul M. Strayer ar.
rived ln‘ 331th. Nfirwalikhlaet dnight.
train.“ > . . are» air an . an arc
g sets. . pthesyesldence oi Deacon Ed.
ward Beard. ~ ._ .
m—
M'Q'i'ilwtfiqifl‘iobel'. :aged sixty years. a
Bethehh ransom. tied suicide by
sheaths. . . a revolver. He
‘Ifi'ifii' ‘K b. as leavesa wife. son
aniline _ tors... .. _
’ "”L‘APiii‘kWe’dtiiii-ldins. sweet pickles.
tin haddie. smoked sturgeon. salmon,
and smoked
milligram:
chit are “,1 on the east as. of
thfi'it'rk‘n." ’ iii in Min street is
nearly completed. it is the most sub-
stantial and elaborate inuconstifitou
of any fire escape in tow The . iii
Bridge Company is doln the work.
. N.. .«Peckmihlor .Ibliic ' ynt-
is d‘ , if surprisetsn code xii“... oi:
night] . Séarlbs. of O eubrooh,‘ by‘a
to as ’hd'mb'or‘ or iriendtl and reliltlves.
the occsilon being the seventieth anni-
versary of her birthday.
a’
39K
A warrant has been issued for the“
and t O. ,B. M r h., ,f the inset ,0} t5
flrth'b ‘Ms‘rsh ro he? .‘ real es’tsk
b here. of Bridgeport, on the charge
of btaiaing‘ money’ under (also .cpnec
tenses. Who serviccsjwili be made i}!-
and {is Marsh recovers from his pro;
e ileum “ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ,
. I mi Was-dens ‘
Danbury is at present writhing la
the throes of the woolen glove fad.
Kid and other one-time fashionable
materials have taken a back seat
th ti tip at p . ,3 ill halt.“ Illlllu“, mmgé" ocpl‘ieai‘euense:
can ms at eyoupgv ,9 ;co son ‘ :o g {4‘
Danbury. wlio' nmhywm a: ‘zheir'm‘siteot at the the a}: duty in rt
time ago. while assisting in setting a
circular saw. the saw fell. cutting his
it its .0 i of knotted
W wheghzw fgshIlgn’ s’u sensible
ready ruins of .commeadationwnim-
i’iiihils..t‘id..i~ H... .
GOMITOOK. WATKINS O DOW
J. T. PIOWITT, '1’
soil the paint that
long as load and oil—-
on
M
Church. tonight.
. ‘ nmgf‘iiflfa‘tdd
thirty-five cases.
no i.
‘. tau
.. , fiimghii”
.i isé oi
. . Sacred Heart serv’tceseiu he held
‘ t
* bernisns. will .meet tonight futile Dir
eelanand lull line of fish,
. ‘77 'I .5‘ '
‘Nmnm‘ I
. . Ill
.u w .
hm mu
fitist'.
-
. i.
.' than! cases
Samuel flan)“ n. ofltbe Norwalk
is: from a severe at.
”It?” went tailors
.sto‘t [tapes the forum»
distinct. .'
dill?”
the L
in. warm ab... ., idsy. at 0:30
{said ‘S‘E‘ in. and “$2.30“ {In ' ‘
Ksbaosa Encampment. i. 0. O. F..
will have ‘work this evening. The of-
vficersolect will he installed. .
“ iblvision No. ‘i.‘hncihiih Order of Hi-
«visiou. hall in Washington street.
1“ TheChessxdciheekelrznud .Wnistéiouu.
an estrous ..,s;esa on. to new
untilp'l‘uesdayeveningasnuhry l‘l. ‘
~Elorlda Oranges. 25c to title doc.
I". D. Lawton it Go.
. -’ W
Eureka Rebeka‘ l , e. No. 42. l. 0.
0. lI‘.. will hold a ehfigsal Friday evc~‘
.nlng. January ll. All the new team
are requestedto be present.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer was ac-
pietlng at the Central National flank.
yesterday. the stat! of employees being
lilo: the prevailingmnlady.
Fanchcr 8: Col, the New Cassatt
shoemnnufucturers. have made a sat-
.iqfactor , ttlo eat with their credi-
tors an i We ‘ume business.
The members of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company will enjoy a fish
wonder a rear. Saturday .nlshi» All
members re invited to'be present.
The olllcers of St. Joseph's Total
Abstinence Society will be installed to-
night in the society's rooms in Music
Halll‘iiook. A supper will be served.
1 --.Flerida Oranges: 25c to 35¢ dm.
F. D. Lawton &,Co.
Washingtoncml). Patriotic Order
of'theSens of America. will hold its
regular meeting tonight in Knights of
Mystic Chain Hall, Washington street.
A bearing upon the application for
admission to probate of the estate of
the late William Smith. will be held
in the Probate Court, tomorrow. at to
km-
The society of the Westvillc Congre-
gational Chump have summary dis-
missed ther pastor. Rev. hilltop it.
Kerrrvbecau e. his alleged. he entec
mined hodia Istlc ideas and preached
that doctrine from the pulpit. '
it is said that a number of Wilton
citizens are about to form a stool;
company. with a capital of $1.200 to
purchase a steam wagon to run from
Wilton to South Nor-walk. from April
1. to Noveat _r 15.
make three .t us daily.
{headmaster Kllcourse. of the Dan-
bury division of the New York, ‘New
Haven and Hartford road. is superin-
the cutting of ice for the
Wadi . .
itdyh$saw on the division.
4 field'brandh. '
Eutier Lodge. No. 97ml. ,0. 0. 1“,. last
and was .uredltably performed.
various members were
.mynted on their proficiency.
~Dr. at“. a. Mean, ooulist and aurist
can be consulted. in the parlors of
0 Hotel, on Theodor
.. 0 and 9‘ p'. m.. at
one. grid sport.
1- discolor lied.
. i Eldrl ”lather. of H
el’. .9. . a very pa
do this 3'
member nearly in two.
PAINT YOUR BUOGY FOR 76o.
with Devon‘s Gloss Carriage
ready for use: 10 color& 91m
h ’ ‘39“ .
sine. ground by msch‘l .‘ '
.' (in:
. w'i
..
rm ".
. ', .)W ‘ .
S s ’ .p . . The thirtieth and tut-What past
it - a. . , . .. 7.. . .
. . :- our lir tordt o , vdb , ,
' W ”‘5 W3. . .13? “’ with a .. ~~ ........
as g ,. s . oss. ., . a sum e o. vernor [mums “‘“"~' ”W “M “ ‘ " ’ "
‘ “dimple-[summits lb. Porterhoun Itssit. infidel “mmTt‘u‘éfl‘firl‘lfl-Wl 4|} 1:13: -" "I, 3‘ “WWI H»
”motion mums . . newts. sirlointsmic. . zen-sex: “2,... '5- . P W9 W”, .3 .c We»... ' _
or Home. . , _ .. .m iii» Fm"; so. . . .myfl. was her or girlsircooived during the? will” .9. itiMiiHDWi/N-
:mh neuritis and Noelle. ~ to in. Native histdss. * '- r orders. 1819: :VIthIG number“;l . ,tfigjgihggw‘tflufltmggid
" " v" I ; em .a .. g as we years. new ' e‘ train" n
i “mm.“h'“ "“ boll. N“ vs “mm".flmd‘w" 'M‘ h‘a’zdherhfi‘hw out during last twt’i ; _ t; ornc 7 .lQOreu.‘ hits
new Corned sue. to. is. Clams. and a full line a: ensemble m. 1 p Mum n“ her (no rtfihflifitfiéw . Mm me
Shoulder 4 . Mr .‘Fish‘dfifhc l ‘ t pricey. fig?“ 1 "” Whole a" su recsim‘ag insntsi Tobacco Domains on" “at“!
,. p . v.4..1ir ‘ fay “u ‘ . Open school. Jan im, up intercom diamonds dis-
giuld'i , if. rs . dur‘rliber glee; till it media he‘suit halite;
. o ave. can when companyncrme :
. a several times. am; ‘nuia- «ski stock from "5.000.000 to 3100..
. ‘ was from which girls are rein. 00 o. . '. midsttheiilteontiih
~ » .... ,, ‘ “ n. . rvice of papers.
rum
SmutheNeW'Y
Wt‘iModW-Ov'fiading wines. .
a and.
__... -M- ~., .._.
in ii. {.1 “5 1‘1" 1
doctor has
The vehicle will
three
_ the its.
sired-from a pond on the tan-
thmvriver. near Eastern. on the utoh- hon tint in ‘adiusti " the year of prac-
nigbt' conferred the. initiator)? degree
on two candidates. The work was un-
der‘the'dinoction of the new Ma‘s-gs
e
highly compil-
the
M g and
midway? éhe nourish! 1d alike is
Japan y ,etw. .. a.
i “ " "' s, siihad‘iha him-
Eyes examined and
ntlngton Cea-
niul accident
. He went out to split
somefiitudliogs; and while‘ that engag-
ed. struck his left thumb. cutting that
He has had
Point.
O
' .."ngs.‘.;
‘NoaMAL sot-tom. oasouares.
Prompt Ooiusnd for Pisces as Teach-
ers in the Public Schools.
The term at the New Britain State
Normal School will close January lid.
and the new term will begin on the foil
lowing day. No new class will be en-
tered, but some scholars will register
to take a special course during the re
mainder of the ‘ ochool year. The
terns ends is in Jshuary for‘the rea-
tlcal teaching expo once for the girls
in South Manchester. four terms in.
stead of three are necessary.
The young ladies who have Just fin-
ished their term at South Manchester
and who have already secured posi-
item no teachers are:
Elisabeth A. llyrne, Wirblll‘yi
teaching in Waterbury; Elizabeth M.
(ilark‘. New Britain.'te‘schlug in New
Baitaih: Lena A. Hutchinson. Winni-
pauk. teaching in New Britain; Min.
nle Joyce. South Norwalk. teaching in
East Hartford Maud M. lchuveau.
laud Pond. Vt. teaching in Bristol:
dis 3. Meeker. South Norwalk. teach-
ing iii Seiilh'NorwaIk: Vista 3. Mes-
kill. Snood Brook. teaching in Broad
Brock: .Gertrude iii. Skelly, water-
bury. ,taac lag in Waterbury; Bertha
A. .. its. orthnd. teachln in Port-
lsn : Mary 1.. Bishop. Chesh re. teach-
ing in Cheshire". Sophie J. Br‘sdln
Hartford, teaching in Torriugton:
Mary ill. (lady. Hartford. teaching in
lilast i-lartfordrhllsie’“ 1.. Morgans.
Wethersilold. naming In Wetlicrs-
field",l 1:311)" Th 'Pater a. New Haven"
tens om sonv o
All ”of those «and
- studiesat the school and are now err
gag ,9 asto chemhut they have not
as" at recs vcd their dip cities and
state teachership certificates. These
are COM. . only once a year. They
Mill r 1 ‘ ,e them from the governor
m, ( 'dghtion day. The fact that
eyer young woman who finished her
training this month has secured a no;
silica» indentations the areal de-
Film,“ for INormal Eraduatea.
GIRL'. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
To Governor Lounhbtiry.
uished thelri
Thirty-first Annual Report Gubmlttod
...l
Mr. C. A. Lockhart. the famous ‘fMill Elia" man. is here again.
and brings with him a collection of “Mill End“ bargains that sur-
passes in true worth any of the offerings of the past-omighty and
convincing as former salosrhave‘heen.‘ ‘_ ... ,
The “Mill End” Sale. most-wonderful sale that America ever
”Mill Ends of Linings.
Mill Ends of Silks.
saw. has five times pleased the pe oplc not alone of Bridgeport, but
of the country for miles around. It will afford pleasure and profit if
a hundred times repeated for it is a source from which real bar-
gains flow—bargaius such as haveieitrtlmir impress upon the entire
country.
Mill Ends of Wash Goods.
Mill Ends of Outinc Flannels.
Mill Ends of Cottons.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'I‘lic followidng were issued January
0. 1901.
. List furnished from oflico of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, Coma:
Robert E. Hall. Bridgeport. electric
battery Aurelius Steward. Bridgeport.
bind attachment for sewing ma-
chine; Cornelius Birkery. Hartford.
tank outlet. valve: Frank H.‘ Turner.
Hartford. cushion tire for vehicle
wheel: Claus Carlson. Hartford. skate.
design: Frederick W. Bockcrt. New
Haven. tuck marker for sewing nia-
chlnes: Thomas J. Roaaell. New ria~
veu. flue cleaner; John M. (lrlcst. New
Haven. six patents—ruining attach-
ment for sewing machines (2), binding
attachment. for sewing machines. tuck-
oreaser for sewing machines (2i. sow»
ipg machine tuck creaser or marker:
‘ Frank Wheeler. Moridcn. clutch and
stop mechanism: William K. Henry.
New Britain. door check and closer;
George P. Former. New London. per-
toctlug press: Charles G. Burrows.
Windsor, electric vehicle body. design.
The most soothing. healing and on-
tlscptlc application ever devised is De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. it relieves
at once and cures piles. sores. eczema
and. skin diseases. Beware ct imlts
tions. 0. C. Stillson. SouthNorvrai.
Buffalo points with pride to its can-
cer laboratory as the first of its kind
in the world. it was established and
thoroughly oqiiipped two years ago.
The merited reputation for curing
g:osl.s§egw&:m‘f it‘lsoh‘seg acquilr‘sd
l" a,.t'fi .t. ,.sve as
lied *0" he‘inaklhg cf‘ orthless houtr
aerioitsn We sure to set oniy‘lnowm's
Sal e. George Q. Stillson, South Nor-
.w ,.
‘7‘ row i my trouble.”
rains. asphalt "0 ‘
She sent for
1:9 :1 Si no not. >
gnarl; deflmml of her lawyer."-
. 3%; [3" .u it. 7' .
. I’. ~". I A 'i .
" .- . J” A, ‘1'... Ir
admires ‘ F for an
, ." i Balm
~ as
g equi iyd
Mill Ends of values in Shoes. Hosietu. Underwear, Millineiu, Eveiulliiug.
ridgeport
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxa Tyler. of Chicago. Vive-
President llllnols Woman‘s Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. says: “i suffered with a so-
verc cold this winter. which threaten.
ed to run into pneurn'onla. i tried dif
ferent remedies. but i seemed to grow
worse. and the medicine upset my
stomach. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and 1
found it was pleasant to take. and it
relieved me at once. i am now entire-
ly recovered. saved a doctor's hill..time
and suffering, and I will never be with-
out this splendid medicine again. For
sale by George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk. and Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
lion. Theodore Roosevelt will cease
to be governor of New York .on De-
cember 3i. and from that date until
March 4, he will play the role of pri-
vate citizen.
Such little pills as Dertt's Little
Early Risers ‘are very easily taken.
and they are wonderfully effective in‘
cleansing the liver and bowls. G. C.
Stillson. South Norwalk.
Mr. Croker wont to England for rest.
but if he has to pay the $5,000 income
tax he will probably come back to New
York for remuneration—«Boston 'l‘ran-
script.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dot. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. i tried everythlnu
in did hear of, but nothing helped the
t
.11 took Brazilian Balm. and one 00
cegébottle cured me completely.”
r sale by R. H. Plsisted and F. ii
Baxter. ‘
.—
The Sultan of Turkey presented a
large number of cigarettes to the crew
of the Kentucky. This mode of at-'
tack is characteristically fashions and
orlentahwyl’ashlugtdn Star.
. --——-—------.
JELLO. THE NEW DIOIER‘I’.
‘ insoles all the family. Four ilavors
Lemon. Orange. 'Raspberry and Straw
berry: At your grocers. it to
.Y.’
TI'Y
W
A omy’iirst heard at a mother's
knee is seldom forgotten. and the same
may be said of other things received
eta mothers use. which villi readily
room to the reader. , .
. W
if troubled with a weak digestion.
belching, sour stomachror if you feel
dull after "eating. try Chamberlain's
.3103!!de and him To lets. Price a
denim. samples free a George 0. if i-
cop's. death Norwalk. and n. P. coil.
Norwslk. drug stores.
Youlwili never know what it is to be
sick and tired of good advice until you
five runs new
A chison Globe. , .,
spsher 20 or so year-.7
aoaos or" THE I sure:
Commissioner MacDonald's Annual
Report Presented to the Governor.
State Highway Commissioner James
H. MacDonald has presented to the
governor his annual report for the
year ending December 31. 1900.
This report contains an epitome of
nearly nearly 100 towas, in which is
given a description of the character or
the work done in each town. the dis-
tancc improved. the highway upon
which the improvement was made. and
the contract price.
A state map accompanies the report.
showing the 1.400 miles of main high-
ways upon which the state lias been at
work during the past six years. and
also the fourteen trunk-line roads
crossing the state from north to south.
and east to west.
Below are some figures from the re-
Dort:
Amount of money used in the appro-
priations of state and town during the
past tivo years. $181,650: towns that
have applied for state aid. 158: con-
tracts awarded for two years. 161: new
towns that have come in during the
past two years. which never before
participated in State aid. thirty-nine.
eiehtyolnlit sections of mac‘adani have
been contracted ior. seventy sections
finished and accepted. thirteen sections
nearly finished. four sections partially
finished. and dim section Just started:
"54 sections let for gradlns and gravel-
ing. eighty sections finished and ac.
‘cnted. thirtydhrec nearly finished.
eighteen partially so. twenty-five Just
started; miles that will be finished
with the anpronriation under‘the con-
tracts let for the past two years, “)9:
money available to twenty-six towns
which have not as yet commenced
work. “9.000: left from appropriation"
of 1890 and 1900. $10,620.31. This
amount will be given accrue to towns
that have not had any of the appropri-
ations of 1899 or 1900.
Since the beginning of the good
roads movement in 1805. all towns in
thestate. except nine. have enioyed
state aid. making a total of 159 towns
up to ditto. '
FOUND FIVE IONDS.
no...
Discovery Mm Among affects oi
Lawyer Johnson. of Bridgeport.
in examining the papers and ac-
counts loft hobihd by Percy 1.. John
son. the sbsconding Bridgeport lawyer
live bands were iound.which had ‘
been put away in a most loose and
bdreless’msu or. Chains for a face
value of ‘ll. 0, and two for a face
“It! ‘0! ”00.60011. Mid these were evi-
dent y the property of the its is:
Academy in. italics. whose fun of
$8,000, is said, to have been. swept
away. little of this other bonds from 2!
face antics of $1,000. and was made out
lathe name. of J. w. Johnson. agent
Johnson was concerned in a large sum-
‘ [trite l.
A flood warren:
We have them com
’0'th Nears
can We ‘ ii
will give prompt at ..
your plumbing. lipyou:
know your wants in‘th'gt ' '
We employ skilled“. cam
tul assistants and tit" , ""
materials. Call us up pg.
time and you’ll h vs ‘
be glad you did a . ‘ "
Phone 18748.
50 South Main ad
South Norwsi ”t. 'I
the car-load as
a. TA“
m
' _ I . ' I I
Daily Freight in o
139th 7 V J ‘
'NOKWALKs“ . ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
and
NEW YORK.
[with a‘. LI: 1 . i-ofi
‘94:}??? ‘ i
ii?“‘i‘W'-*"‘r~~~rwz*mm i
Propellers
CITY OF‘ NORWALK ,
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwall: 5 p. to. have soda
Norwalk 6 p. to Leave .Nowgftorh'
{tar at. East River. Beekmsn Sm '
p. m. ‘ C ' '
N.
“I...“‘Nwll-JHRR
TIME Tainan. *‘ '
in Effect December 2. 1900.
LEAVE sourH uoewaut , Foil"
new YORK.
A. lit—42:63:, 4:55x. 5:4”. - Oil
6:55. 7:13, 7:54. Sildx. 9:031. 338 .Q
9:66.10222x. 10:40. 11:35:. . "
P. M. ”12:55:, 1:17. 2:153. ,
3:811, 4:07, 1:501, 5:83. slat: h.
7:6 I, 8:11. 10:20; ’
anxious. .. p
A. M.~—l2:53 a 4:561. 5245:.th
r. M.—-3:Zix, 5:33. 15:55:. cacao-t
LEAVE new YORK roa only?
NORW . . ,‘j£'
a. lit—12:02:. 5:00. 6:00.111.
8:00x. 8:02. 9:001. 10:081.. an;
11:00:: 11:02. .
P. M.—-—l2:02. 1:04. 2:001, 8:03
4:02 x, 4:04. 4:30. 5:02, 6:90‘.“ '.
7:00. 8:001. 9:3 "11:00:. '
03‘
8 Nous. ” '
A. lit—12:02:. 6:00, 7:80. 10:01.
.M.-c:oo.n:‘oo. ' ,p g).
LEAVE souru Monwsutfro
Haw HAvaN. . '
A. lit—12:0 x,".l:llx, 1:10;. Hi
i333; 3:“. 940:. 10:05:.1'11 J
aid—12:02: mo. a: 7: 5 .
6:27. 0:25. 7:06x:.$:05x. 0:15.011“ A
Bridgeport, in addition to “boy "
M.. 2:46, 5:04, ms.
A M 12 og'mfiimi at A
.» .~ 1 l I I
s:12,11:osx. 1" ' . .m
P. M.—-—7:15.
SOUTH uoawaut To DANQU
A.M.—-0:36.10:101. ‘ -‘
p P. M.——1:2o. 4:25;. 5:10.;3700” . .
oausuav 'ro souru Hort . '
It. Id.--8:00. 7:85. humid-It! t
tau—consuls, '41.”. .
Sunday trains to Doom.”
7:25 p.111. Leave bumm- . j .
0:10 p. m. ,
Au x indicates express.
bin- at est-tossed the owner ot this. .-
mii'he hard to determine. , .
,3.
Norwalk Chronicler