Ciucago,
Attorney
n university, in Wash—
11 to practice in
he nership with Mel-
t'i lerutlte present Chief
of the United States. It 111
that Mr. Harlan’ 5 3p:
3 as entirely personal
ll president, neither of the
s sanctum having known of
‘ (it! formally announc~
intentin upon Lieutenant-
c‘r or Rec 111' s brief speech, 111
" i the chair in the Senate
1', the Hartford ”limes says
p.11 chiefly notable for its 11r-
3 minder that the sessions
5) niadc‘ ‘very much shorter
110133133 any. dothmcdt to the lil-
wlimf lh‘e strife,” and
raters as chairmen of im-
3 ant committees can do much
‘b 111'; this about. It 15 all true,
mes adds, but it rather more
hipressiwe tor-being ‘said again so
igorouély at the beginning of
at all e pecfiqfi lie m1§11nusu11lly
s are bein completed for a
. ion of the egislature of 1897,
ch is to be held in Hartford
' ‘ time next month. Invita~
in will be Sent to all the ex—
crnors of the state, ex state of-
is and c.\"‘-speakers of the
folder: now living. and to other
diluent public officials
3 ‘New Haven people are pro-
. ted from spitting upon the
or of public conve‘3 ances or up-
the premises or public build-
figs, theaters, opera houses,l1alls
3nd the like, except in proper re—
ibptacies provided for said pur—
05/11.} The penalty for violation
011111: law 15 not less than $5, or
’ bore 1111111850.
The New Haven Palladium
“ays: Congressman llill s new
financial bill Seems to hax L' made
lit, at least with the 111: \\ spapers
Of he country. li11t.11lus events
‘t ' foften prdt'h,»"~ When it comes to
e test, that gpfivess doesn’t a}
Ways rend tit 1311315 1111 assidu-
timely as 1111133111 ‘
ridgeport has a little small~
pox epidemic: Which she is guard-
ing with jealous care the New
layen Palladium says as if shL
-werc afraid Norwalk might get it
,a'way from her.
“WHAT oru' ~EDITOR8 31w.
3 warmth-1.; Peace.
(Phlladeip a, lnquirer.)
. Senator, H211 y secs :1 chance
£01: _War between this country and
some Europezui pibwer but when
it is remembered how the poWL-i's
fthe Old W o rave conic to 1e-
3’ on us for e rythiug f1orn beef
and wheat to L011] 11nd locomo-
tivlid it does not look as though
they would cut off their noses
ite their faces.
RU
.o
.011 crrleo. .
Pout?) ‘ W"
on tuna many good points that c-om
end the fenrlnpnncoc and independ-
,6th of the author. He does not has
who to approve of constitutional rn.
eydo not «Jimmie-thing 111‘ ohtlofv
t a larger cites, some other House will.
3. to words concerning special legisla-
diamond reassuring. it is hoped thorn
ill hot be the wholesale granting of
ortern to Tom. Dick and Harry. as
it been done in the bust. Hie udvo-
my of home rule for cities has the
.; fight 11 penrnncc. Cities should have
11111113 to my about the granting
ill! ‘ lr voluublc franchisee. When
van the legislature
ptomlircu’ouo char-
omethlng should be
3, Bridgopmmo suffered from
rt of thing and It vouchoafoo 11
finch“ rcmnrko.
liar-tic urant‘) ‘
L dirt opok o 011st in favor of
low for connections. 111111 for
' 111111 11111111111111. The cost 1-
3 Money thun invested in
on 911111.
b' IRE ”HI“.
odd. 0 iconic
.3 11111 111-1111+.
' 'd‘ bchrcrl; “1111
Lhig t.
‘ ,ilnd.,3 in 1862*»:-
.._Pr1oceton. on .
1111's
tiul
contrary 111 11111" 3811th f on
tit 111101111.” ‘
m
4Now Keven Bolladium.) . .
ATM ch 1111111111“... Iii 011 11111111:
. M cr‘of 31111115. woo.
I111 unwind. o‘iiponn
model of graceful ‘el
pillars are, 11,
dance and clear-1
WINDY.
can so '
from are 117, potitlouo on 1111; in the.
riots secretory' 11 office, which Will find
their way into the scripts or the House
1111111111111. This 111 coholdoroble in oil-
vulrce of the number died of this period
two? more one
After the joint convention at 1111‘
coco. T Nudge in a lght third iliuno 1 Capitol odiouruod Wednesday. 11 collfln
ices wit out cal.“ and no ‘
amen. not 6331156411
CHART 8.
rd Courcut.
‘prify his
electric
”NW
1 (He.
the state indicate that they will this
winter be applying for charters or
amdndmento to the charter: they ul-
rondy have. There is one point that
ought to be considered in’. c nectiou
with all such legislation on that in
that the communities to which the new
charterc are to be applied should have
the final ouy as to whether they wont
thorn. Let the Legislature go ahead
and frame for these people uuch char-
ters 01' umendmentu as seem beat to
the legislators. and then let, the people
themselvec, who must live under the
charters, decide whether those are
what they wont to live under. There
11rd two rcnsouli for this demand. In
the first place, it is the right of the peo-
ple themselves at they should accept
the governmen which they are to be
subject to. It 11 unfair and undemo-
cratic to force them against their will
into a different government from what
they have had. 1.1111111. in the“ second
place. it in wine 'or the Legislature to
present the mat or to the citizens for
acceptance, because. when the charter
lo accepted by popular vote. then it be-
comes what the people have chosen
and the General Assembly has no apol-
ogy to offer inter when the defects and
omissions of the scheme de’iiolo'p. it is
no easy matter to make a charter. it
is a very unfair thing to make one and
darn it down upon a community I1ko
an oxiin'guiohdr on a. candle. When it
is jammed down and then found to be
faulty. he Legislature that forces it
is solely and directly responsible.
FOR fNAUGUBAL DAY.
(New York Mail and Express)
Arrangements are making for one
feature of the ceremonies attending
the second inauguration of President
McKinley which is worthy of special
approval. The committees in charge
of the affair fire desirous that inaugu.
ral parade shall include a large repre-
sentation of the colleges and univerm-
tics of the country. and to that end cir-
culars have. been addressed to the
heads of more than 400 institutions or
that character inviting them to send
Llclcgatious to take part in the demon
auction.
This novel unde1 tuklng has been in-
utltutod. as the circular explai 11"wltn
a vldw of inspiring patriotic in the
young men of our country by means
of the object lesson which the inaugu-
111i ceremonies will present " The plan
(.ertaiply seems admirubly calculutca
to promote that obiect. We have on
tcred upon on cm of national growth
in which the generation of young A111-
ericnns .11ow'approaehing manhood wlii
bu required to possess a wider know-
19.1129 of the theor'y,'3t1'ucfure nnd prac-
tical operations of our government
than out father-u had. The elirtuginu
renditions of our domestic. affairs. the
chvolutiibn of new {‘1 vcxntloun prob
lemo‘ of internal») bolt-y nud the "‘6‘
‘mendouo responsibllltlen which the ri-
public has con compelled to 1111111111111
in its relatl “with other powers. all
demand 11 closet study of the science
of politics and utotccraft pmoug the
students at our great instiiuilOns of
learning. To stimulate the handful in
forest in these b1cncheo. and to awak-
en the young men to 11 patriotic nppre
henslon of the duties as Well us the.
opportunities which owuit them in this
field of training nOthlug could be more
linppily devised than the plan to make
11 large body of students netuhl partici-
pants in the simple but impressive eer.
«monies of inauguration 11 president.
The inauguml committee has made
Lxcellent arrangements for the comfort
of the. student vlultoru. Each dclogn
tion will be permitted to dlupluy its
college eolorn to parade (111-h up 11min
_oritnrlizntion and-under rudde‘rffb re-
strictions. to emit its owrr ocitliur
tell.“ The invitation requests coon
tion to carry one in. 31: nor
31.11111 1111 obit blind of 1111:
odds that accommodations will be pro-
vided for all who come. ‘he purpose,
of this display in so admiru do and the
hit-11 itself in no original that with four
hundred grout institutions to draw
from the students division should be.
One of the most attractive feature» of
ibc33 entire unrndo
,.,.
LEGISLATIVE LINERS.
A handsome basket of roses 11nd cur-
nntlous stood on hicutonnt Governor
Keeler's dock in the Senate Wednec.
dy. the gift of bio friends in tho Nor-
wnlk Club
1111161111 from curious 11111111 thrduzli
TEL. CALL 133%. 80. NORWALK.
his uttor- 111111 who served in tboiomutlvo chom-
borni to the governor and staff.st11tc
officers and other sonata. in all about
30 poroono, including many ladies.
W
1 WHAT WOMEN ARI DOING.
if you have any scalp disease, fluid
or approaching, attend to it at once.
Many of thooo diseases menu the loos
of 1111 otherwise beautiful head of hair
if left to run their common
.‘ mm ’
Wurm' wntor relaxes; cold water
contracts. Treat your chest to the one,
followed by the other. and you Will
not only develop it, but strengthen it,
and be less liable to take cold at every
trifling exposure of this port.
Mnhy n skirt that is 11 trifle too short
rhny be sufficiently lengthened to give
it. an up-to-dute look. by putting on 11
blue band of :vclvet about the bottom
and separating it-or rather heading it
with a. tiny cord. This simple cord
banished the thought thht tho .okirt
may be made oven—not now.
A cool. of Persian-lamb has very
large long rovers on its front of er-
mine. so large indeed, that a direct
front view entirely conceals the black
fur of the body. There in also 11 high
collar of the ermine. so high that at
the back it nearly touches the edge of
the ermine turban The flaring cuffs
on the close oleev e11 are of ermine. Tire
gloves the white and the dress 11 unit
grny. Can you imagine the effect of
this outfit? it‘s lovely. From the
front it is nearly all white: from the ‘
back..one secs little of the white, and
the black coat makes the form appear
slight. it‘s one of the iovlieat winter
outfits seen in New York this season.
Women from her sensitive nature is
more susceptible to the tryingxinflu-
encea that come into the life of every
busy woman than man. and they tell
more quickly on her face than on his.
Therefore. if she would keep her face
looking young. irl addition to the pity
alcal culture lessons she practices, one
must keep its free from the frying ox
periencea that surround her as post“
bio-mt lcust learn to turn them aside
and not allow them to leave any trace
of their presence. The mind has a
powerful effect on the use of a woman.
POOR DEBTOR'B OATH.
__--.. ouch day.
Application Made by Ex-Commlttee- Date ‘ "-T- Ht. l;.'i‘. Ht.
man Fisher, of Greenwich. ll. g'fgag- 35-15::- g-igfl-m- 33::
An application 111111 been filed in ‘2 4.092'm' 8.511 ‘0‘493'3‘ 1‘0“:
Bridgeport. by Attorney Edward F. ’ 4.33pm. 11'011‘10'31111'111' lilft
Hull. in beliulf of George W. Fisher. l3 4‘5511’111- 6‘4“ llirltirilnl 1‘1“"
who is confined in Jail ouc clvilucr~ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' «15 '11 '
_ 5.29pm. Milt. li....1.p m. l...ft.
Vice process. to ullow him to lnke the ll “33 m 6 on
floor debtor‘s 011th. Fiuhcr 111. or Who, ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' . .
un oilleiul in the New York Custom ‘5 gigs?“ Ellipt- Llo’fliiiiiii 5'33
House. livlnu in East l'Ort (‘hcsler in ’ 7'15"}... daft. 1.28pm. O‘er
the. town of Greenwich. lie is accused iii Till-luinli “-3"- 1'0911-111. lili’t.
of miscppropriutlilg some of 1111' ’ 7.5711'111‘ 6.22“ "5.13pm. 0‘7“
‘ll‘llOOl funds of the townmnd falling 111 17 Silln'm‘ 7 2“. :.Olu‘m. 08ft-
t111'n over some of the taxes he hurl col- ' 8‘53D'm‘ ‘ 6 Sit ‘igiblp‘m- Ol'il’i-
looted from the St. John estate to the 18 9‘00a'm‘ 7'6". ”'51 um. (flit.
town. The motion to ullow the needs: " 1‘131311‘111' 7.011. 5.2911'111‘ —‘0'lft'
ed to trike the poor debtor‘s outh will 19 94411111. 8.0“" 1‘37“'m‘ O'Ofl'
be contested by Attorneyu Beecher 1b ' 10.”lp'ln' 7'4“ It‘llilp'm‘ millili-
Janflcld. The hearing in set down for ‘1' ' ' ' ' ’,, ' ' ' '
20. 101911.111. 8.3ft. 4...f111.m. ~04“.
Monday forendon hi the jail before llbhpm 78ft “lip :11 "08"
Justice George E. llill. it is thfod that "l llhlbiiirui 85ft 131111113 mol’lfi'
Fisher wore to the jail jewelry worth " ' 115011111 ‘3'! ‘ (it"llp-iu‘ ~lilft'
more than $17. the limit of pour-tesuious 213 “' Trillium“. ~0'9ft'
"“9”“ ”‘9 0“" 11051111111: 120111.111 11.1311. .Gjl’l’pmi. ~1I211:
M .,. . . ..
w 111cc 1:111- ucr: :131;
NEW HAVEN. January ll——Aftcr 24. l.25u.m. 8.3f1. 7.3811n1. ~—l).81't.
being sought for two yours by the cher- l.4lp.111. 11.211. "115111.111. E11111.
lffc 11nd detectives linrry P. Anderson. 25. 2.13am. 8.3ft. S.33n.m. 0.6ft.
eon of .lohn C.Au1lcrson il1e. 111lilion-2.llfip.m. 7.1m. 8.13pm. ~11.711.
nire lobncco manufacturer of this city. 26. 8.05am. 8.0ft. 911111.111. "0.311.
wnu found at his futhei' home 111 Whit- 3.30pm. 7.5ft. 9.43pm. --0.:lft.
ncy avenue 11nd token to 11 lawy or '8 27. 4.043.111. 7.8ft. 10.36am. 0.0ft.
office by virtue of a body writ in 11 unit 4.34pm. 7.0f1. 10.42pm. MN.
for $10,000 brought by Frank H. Moon. 211. fi.05n.m. 7.1111. ‘ll.47u.m. 11.211.
of thin city. Elson chnrgcs Anderson 6.43pm. 6.7ft. 11.49pm. 11.3ft.
with alienating his wife‘s riffcclloné. 29. d.l3u.m. 7.4ft.
After Anderson bud bonrded at Eluon'n li.i‘17p.n1. 6.1111. 1.01 pm. (Lift.
for n time. he 11nd Mrs. Eloou dluup- 30. 7.19am. 7.4.1. 1.033.111. 11.311.
poured 111111 the woman not 11 Dakota 11.13pm. (Mitt. 2.08pm. audit.
divorce. after which she married An- 31. 8.2ln.m. 7.611. 2.1mm. 0.0ft.
.33ileroon in Brooklyn, N. Y. 9.15pm. 7.1ft. 3.16pm. f-0.lift.
~cSECOND—HAND
All Makes.
-—3
6! CANNON STREET.
Agent for the Undenoood Typewriter.
One of the firot official nets of Gov
New Ccnturu Saba.
These specials are for one week only. Each item is a genuine bargain, arid cannot be dupli-
coted it the price. We intend that the New Year shall otart with a rush. hence the price cuts:
the New Book 810ch Go
A1F1'BECKMANN & CO» SUCCNSBORS.
- ”ONOVAN BUILDINGJOUTH NORWALK. .
‘33“,
1 plate statement would be made.
to be brought about by the roomm
$10. 00 to $75. 00.
Machines Baud/11, Sold and Exchanger!
ii MARSHALL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
norm tlo on
tho churchmen 111511 rim-11m lot.
Will be lobby and 11111111311;l VinoPreoi-
dent Merrill of the road has 111111.111
that there would undoubtedly be 11
number of how am ongchr to and
chum mode; bu lint lib or unable
to state loot who hi ey will be. owing
to the fact throttle newly appointed
ounorintcndento 111-Micro at present
working on the 111111111. He said. how-
ever that within 11 short time 11 com-
One of the most. important changes
111111011 will be the better time made
on through freightli between New York
and Boston. Owing to the consonan-
tiou of the divisions their trains will
be shifted lean 1111111 before, and will
be sent through New Haven with all
arrangements 11111116 for or much swift-
er forwarding licorice than ever before.
it in proposed to make up oeveral
hours even In the new arrangemento
and to nerve the Massachusetts linen
much hotter than ever before. There
will be 11 big gain all around in this
Vice-President Merrill point 1) this out
1111 one of the principal c fluxes for
trc better, to be made by the organize
ton.
Another lmuortuutfonture of the
new conditions will he the probable
running of through New London ox-
pi'ea‘ueo from New Haven to Booboh.
instead as formerly from New London.
Mr. Merrill said that naturally there
would be a reorganization of the road.
although iuut how for this would or
tend he. was unable to utute. He
stated, however. that there would be
no alarming reduction of employee on
account of the rooi'ganlnation. and that
the road woul. move slowly until no-
mrrod of the success of each minute
abuse of the madiuotmont of condi-
one
FOUR YEAle FOR ARBON.
NEW HAVEN, January ill—Francis
.l. Colllgan. of West Haven, who was
yesterday afternoon found guilty in the
Superior Court on charges alleging 11r-
uon. wan today sentenced to four yours
in cuttepriuon, two years on each of
the two counts.
TIDE TABLE FOR JANUARY. 1901.
computed for Wilton Point Dock,
From 1.1.8. Cont Survey Tobin.
Tide table for Jununry, 1901 comput-
ed for Wilson Point dock from Unit—
ed States Coast Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water, which in the
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region, and which to 3.6 feét below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line, afternoon tides on second line of
TYPEWRlTERSD'
BRIDGEPORW CONN.
TEL. CALL. l44- 3, NORWALK.
department of the road'o business. .
Annual Winter Sale oi
Ladies Muslin Underwear
Beams Temorrorv, 5111111111. Jauucul lZlh
. or
We announce our Regular Winter Sale of Muslin Underwear.-
[and are better than ever prepared to please and satisiu our lichens.
The strong point as usual 15 the superior qualitu of the materials.
The fine stitching and needlework are strikinclu noticeable features.
Everu garment no matter how low the price has been carefullu se—
lected. and are all made full generous widths and lencihs. The line
exhibit 1n 0111 windows will serve as a hint of the good things on
our counters and shelves.
lent the values.
We append a iist-«which-howevcr
gives no idea of the scope of this sale-«but shows to some ex-
at 21c!
at29c
at
CORSET COVERS.
The most remarkable values ever
been at the price, the styles com
p1 icing 300 dozen covers of combrie
and line cotton. lace and Hamburgr
t.rirnmed V square high and round-
ncck, out very fine effects. worth 391:
for this sale.
DRAWERS.
10 dozen ladies fine cnmbrie or cob.
ton Drnwcrn, eight styles to select
from trimmed prettily. Hamburg and
hemotitching _Recl mine, 39c, at this
311111.211:
UNDERSKIRTS.
20 dozen short Undercklrto, made of
line cambric. double umbrella iiounee
homstltchcd; also flue clustermf tucks.
with deep hem, worth 59c. this sale.
39c
Flue cnmln'ic Skirts, full lengths.
trimming of deep full luec. deep
flouncc: also of fine hemstlchcd tucks.
regular price 98c, this Rule. 69c
Extremely dainty Skirts. full lengths
all new. Point de Paris and val lace
trimmings. two rows of insertings.
worth $1.50. at this sale, 98:: ‘1
NIGHT DRESSES.
0! good quality cotton only two to
In customer, made with 12 tucks and
enmbllc ruffle. never before have you
seen such value the bare cost of mu
'terinl alone is 39c Do not fail to see
these at 29c
DRAWERS
of fine cambric. trimmed with linen
torchon lace of nice quality. regular
price 5011. Absolutely the best bargain
yet offered. This sale. 29c
CORSET COVERS
of fine quality cambric. round neck.
fine Val lace, trimmed four rows of in-
sorting; also hematitehcd yoke and
double (inflle lulled front effects of fine
tucking, regular price The. Thin sale
501:
NIGHT DRESSES.
Neuriy two dozen styles, 11 showing
unequalled. Mude of the very best
materials both dainty and elaborate
designs, regular price title at this sale.
75::
NIGHT DRESSES.
Ten styles of our regular 50 cent
6011 1111. comprising high heel: round or
square yokeo. trimming of fine clusters
of tucks, hometltched and embroidery,
V and the Empire shapes—in dainty
effects. Altogether the chol
lectlou yet offered at 500.1‘
c‘ol.
insole,
3. no '
CORSET COVERS. "
200 dozen fine corset covers, in em
tirely new styles. made of co brie or
batlote, French low. Bonfire;
1nd high necks hhndooinely trimmed.
regular value We at this cafe. n
11nd, V
are
DRAwbR's... '
Positively the best for“ the mouoy,‘
yet offered made of fine cambrie, trim-
mings of dainty lace; also Hamburg
and eight rows of tucks regular price '
title. this sale, 501:"
made of Fruit of 1116100111
corded bands. extra. full, uea ly finish-
ed. regular price 390, this 11111 ,
01112111175115". 3' - 1"
ihuolin,
29c
1.000 Corset Covers.
quniity,
regular l2l§c
70 each
Hamburg trimmer] Corset Covers. V
shaped.
150 each
1 ‘ 1
pure:
1111;111:1111 Milk, 25c. Uneeda Biscuit, pkg., _ 4c. 11111111 Salmon, can, roe.
5 lb. Pail Jolly, 17o. Cape Cod Grangerrieoagto me. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pa". 1 01:.
Lemon Carlton. ,3 . 4c. Sugar Cured amn. ., 8c. ‘ nomlcnrino Wilcht I“ «WW-
. Ginger Snaps. , ‘ 4c.'1o lb. Rolled Onto 1151:. 3 lb' “n Yellow Voucher. we,
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 7c.1 6 lb. California Prunes. 251:. NW 1’"wa Handful. we. do ’5 ll“!
111111. Kit Mock’nrél. . 3. .1 1.951;. New No. a Mackerel,'coch,s'iGr11nd Ma' 11 P. C. Flour, 9c.
CREAMERY 151mm en'r'rmz. wimp. 115 ’CENTS. 3"
11 LBS. GRANULA'I‘ED SUGAR. ' two. at 3 .1: »
88 Wli'l' WAIHlNOTON U‘l‘RINTn
" , 3547 MAIN TRENT, §QRWALK ,j w:
300 Cornet Covers. dollar quality.
690‘
2.000 ynrds of Lama.
40
values '1' to file.
Linens, (lotions and Men’s White Shirts.
100 1101. All Linen Towels, regular price 170:
72 inch half-bleached Table Linen. regular price 500; this sale 5513
5’16 in. Heavu Brown Sheeting, worth 61-20;
2 1-4 11115. wide Full Bleached Sheeting, worth 170; this sale 12 1211
56 in. Bleached Sheeting. worth 250: 3 3
5101102. Men’s Unlaundered White 311115.1e11111159c qualilu; 290
25 doz.l‘le11’s Unlaundered White Shirts. value $1.00: this sale 690
TELIPHONI 58-!
0f everything to be found in the grocery lion who-c ounllty in above reproach. You cannot but on in price,
looped-cu Inf-tint Purl, Evaporator! Plume, Finn Conform Prop... 11 1111,2111, I lbl, Ibo,
3% when“?! Airlock. not your funny White Orion Celery horn. ill/go bunch, om Florida
arms. 11‘; serMOUR, Loading amen,
50 doz. Pillow Chocomvolue 15¢.
\ Win": ‘4
1ch .
l"11‘ "
Don’t forget to turn down a corner in your book
100 pieces Hamburg Edglugs. value
40-
this sale 12 1320'
this 511165513.
this sale 6 3144c ‘i
At SE YMOUR’S STORE.
Good Resolutions
in your book of good resolution: for the New Year's turn down the corner of the page on which this line up-
I will one only pure goodl In 1001. You know the rnolon why it in but to on porn goods. We have no,
dud ntnnk to begin the Now Your with. No mark down nine to clean out chop-worn anode. Lot «my be yew
wntohword. Itandord 90ch are the but to mo.
tion. and coil at our store for good- Adnptod to your boot wolf-u.
. v_ Large Assortment
f and revolu-
». r1
3.
3' r
. 1,
a} j
i
IMHMIJ
01-11119", 286 1192., m up. Inn- Mflk Cranknrn, the nun-1 mun, fan 1b., 1 lbs. for 2511. f-idvn you «on our “out
tlfuf owner Ronywluttnr. from m to up? Plum orndn of Corfu, from 26 to on: lb, Cranberrfon. 8M Domino.”
Lettuce. Pnnnlpn, Onrrotn. etc. include In your out order 11 Form Ham, or Incon- ‘f’hoy If'l dollollifl.
neuron common. court.
Norwalk Chronicler