‘ friends in South Nomadic
on: boys on on
‘ was attend
1 out
.l’equonock Lodge ball
['9
on duty.
'Mlsseli 11.1.1111 an Nellie O‘Don
poll of Donbnry, have been visiting
Teddy vi... . n.
numoty communities. mites home-that
be is in the best of health.VVV
Eureka Robe-{tab bodied
0.0.111.
Monday 01'5th Mruitry 11th.
The Hospital 1.11:1 Club will meet
at the home of re. J. Irving Dibble.
libiday afterndbn, at '3 oclock.
WW
V7. 8. Holes 01' Norvvalk new 011 the
ad fr a.rtbostrchal
George McKibbon, formerly a stock-
holder in the Norwhlk Tramway Com
tinny. was in South Nor-walk yestoin
sy . , .
The: {submit
laid home 1 “Ce Lave-hue
Dertt Van VDoren officiated
Rev '1‘.
agent of the
VoM Company; died
at‘ his home in Stamford
He had been ill several weeks.
W
in the House..ycsterdsy. the com-
- mlttee on judicisl- nominations report
cd 1111 orably on 0. resolution appoint
ills Speaker John Hi Iii slit. as Judge
of the criminal 1301111110113). Pleas Court.
of Fairfield count-r1 , .
W4
A hearing 1.1111011 the application for
th‘e.sn.le of certain real estate belong
ing to the late Adios s Northrop. of
Now 011.“...le be held in the Mir
oslk' Probate. Lomfl'hursdav. F’eb
rusty ‘.l at V10 M1912 ;
*iiatlrippe broken 1111‘ by the use 01
1311111111111 Baird: Buster 0r Piaisted. ‘
There was s. lively some of Euchre
last evening. to enlarge hoe coke be.
tween George 9910 and John Burns,
who handily defeated '1‘. H. Bulns and
Ernest Gregory Today Cole has a so
voro attack of indigestion from out
.1111; too much °‘. tbs.cakc.
W
The lullelal of Mrs Elizabeth Nash
widow of Reviti David aILLMRM will be
held from the No‘rwl ethodist
Church at 4 021110011 this aftwernoon
Rev. 11.13. Munson will officiate. 1111-
111111611 by the Rev. Mi Ford of Water-
town. N. Y. The remains will be tel:
so 101. Chsblre. tomorrow morning for
oral
The address‘ii‘ or Miss Mirandll
Crouclu-r. returned missionary from
('hina. which will be given in the Nor:
' walk Methodist Sunday school room;
Thursday nttornoon. January 3111.111
3 o'clock. promises to be one of great
interest. as she tells of her experience
' in the siege of Tina T3111. and it will
be worth making an effort in be pros-
Everyone is welcome and urged
to attend; 1
A party of Norwslk Odd Fellows
11 out in Bridgeport last evening. and
attended a banquet and reception at
There was an
abundant-‘0 01‘. 11111111111111 odiblcs. good
music and speeches galclo. Added to
this was the good fellowship which
marks all Odd Fellow gatherings. and
u thing. woo locking in make the at.
i' lr one long to ho remembered. 'l‘o
1V Clmllty Rebekah Lodge is due much
Vcrudit lor the part it took in the re
coptlon and for the pronounced sud»
‘V cells of the evening. The grand 0111111
er‘s were proseut and made addresses.
All Odds wore urged to 101 the lie-
bench 1.1.1.9. in their ylciniy.1
1M.
' ' The Jeweler
the Humility.
orta‘il‘nnont’ and supper .
“elected as follows:
5111211111 “N
The King's D11
. ‘ nth
walk Baptist Church
’11qu 111. like church 11‘
‘ 6:311 in
tennis. .
- e 111::-
‘ ed. it will be followed by refresh-
on:
in a 1111 et way—«for them. There will
be speaking an '1 aging. and another
of their colours buster suppers.
which plwsya' “draws the crowd.
1-1.2. ”building in Bothel owned by
Miss H. H. Seeiye. the lows; floor of
which won Occupied as a meat and
fish market by Perry Fairohlid. was
burned to the ground Sunday morn
1.111s: 2111111111111 din unflinching one.
111 1100 r1. which was unused
' 1:“ did not take it long to be
consumed, and after the frame work
fell in the lit-omen soon had the flames
under control
«w»..—
The annual meeting of the directors
of the Southern New England ’l‘ele-
phone Company was held in New Ha-
ven. yesterday. and report was made
that the net earnings for the your
were $167, 660.‘ Dividends paid aggro
gated $160. 860. The gross earnings»
were $739,392.11nd expenses 1171.731.
' There is a surplus of :17. 000 in the
treasury There has been 2,581 new
telephones placed during the your
throughout the state. .
Al the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge. 1111;111:111: 01' Hermann held
in Hartford. Volllcers for the your were
President. Cuno
A. Helirlcht. of Hartford: ilrst vice
. president Mrs. Marlo Funke. oi‘ Merl
den; secondvlcenresldcnt.M13. Linn
Liopold. of Norwich: secretory Otto
Berger of Armenia: treasurer, Mrs
Mina Richter. of New Haven; trustees
Mrs Emma. Spoofing. of Bridgeport.
Mrs. Diana richer-per of MHsrtlord and
. Mrs. Mina. Winkler. of New Haven
«Personal property. stocks. bonds
etc. deposited in the Safe Deposit
Vaults in New Your City are taxed un
der the law of the state of New York
though the QWflbl' be a resident of an
other state... fl‘bls. can be avoided by
renting a safe. in the Safe Deposit
Vault of the National Bank of Norwsik
w
The new ruralireo delivery route in
New Canaan have been laid out and
the. service wiilgo into effect this
week There lire three routes. name
iy. No. 11.110111: and northwestern
pint of the town. No. 32. remaining
part of 11:11 north. northeast and east
run part oi the. town. No 50 south
west Valid southwestern part of the
1011111 John Bishop will be carrier for.
No.' .31. 11‘. ll Lockwood for No. 32‘.
and 11.8amuel Raymond 101 No. 50:
'l‘b'e Shellfish Commission met in the
City court room, Stamford. yesterdui
afternoon to hour complaints as to as
sessnlcuts on oystormounds. Com
mlsslonors 'Wiiidp, of Bridgeport and
Swnrtz. Vol Nor'wolk, and Clerk Mot
thewson. (it; Noll Haven. Wore present
Commissioner Sanford was absent ow-
ing to illness. About a dozen oyster
mcn were 110 it occur before the com
mission. but applications for n‘bnto
ment are expected to be few. Most of
the oysteimen seemed to be satisfied
with their usessmont
.—
Sensior Whitiock “presented a rose.
luilon in the Senate. yesterday. term
looting the present terms of the Pot-
October. 1901 providing that a com-
mission of seven shall have been up
point ddly the governoi for a term of
two '3? ‘srs. The resolution changes the
times when the terms of the commlsv
slonors shall expire from spring till
fall. Another resolution presented by
the preservation at war and colonial
The Shriners of The Not-11;. lip; will
have a chance tdvisit witht o lmpoo
ial Potontate as Well no witness the
myst is‘s of the degree at the follow
“fl rl no sessions:
wig-l; city. February 111111111111
Terrible coiliyn. January 311Puiell
tins. tremolo Providence. 11.1., Fobru
dry 0. Lo .Wiloon. of Reed City
, 111211.. the mpérlsl potentials. will 1:
these hathorings. A numbo
11 drillers are discussing the met
11 ding some one of the lie!-
, 11 e Only 81111111111- oi Pyrmn
emp 1111s sent word that the
walk brotlioril might be notified.
We...»
11111111111i pink
the "M 111 111 d
‘ . 111.11. 11 till
1112mm: girl 1111111111 the 111:.“
plan. who prerod to be c on
11 thunderous 1111mm. Honor
illness-e111
‘ 1111; until after Lent. ‘ Prizes unlimited.
1 1 {1130085.
1111111 Memorial Comp commission in ‘
Mr. Whitlock makes an appropriation
of $8,000 for a building to be used 101' .
relics at the Vliutnam Memorial Comp. 1V
Mecca Temple. :
checked mine from -
drove into New Wire,
uncle Tom :.¢nhin.V_
Al. W. 11.1111 company of sixty
white nnd colored people, Will present
Uncle Tom a Collin. at Hoyt‘d Theatre.
Friday. matinee and night. The mat
:lneo will not commence until 3. 30 al1
lowing all school children to witness
tbs performance. Mr Martins com
pany is an excellent one both in dram
silo strength, and numbers. The soon
to effects are gorgeous and show the
Ohio river is 1111111911,. filled with flouting
ice; St. Gicir‘e residence and the sur
roundins Mounds: Losrcee lied itlvo’r
pluntaiou; the Rock Pass and 11 111115111
About tableau. entitled "The Celestial
City," showing llleil‘ in the golden
realms. A street parade will be given
at noon.
“- m-Vo» ‘hw
CENTRAL CLUB CARD
m
interesting Program of Events Ari-11119
ed for theyMonth of February.
The Central Club has prepared the
following must interstitial: card for
the mouth of February:
Tuesday. 5111, 111 2:15 11. tin-«(21118111115
in French and German
Tuesday. but at 8 p. n1-An Even-
ing with Owen Me‘rediths "Llwlle."
by Miss Frances (‘. Fulton. of Call
fol-11111. Each member 0! the club may
invite one gentleman guest. 110st-
esses. Mrs. Robert Seymour Vnn Burn}
on and Miss Alice Colo. , .
Saturday. bill. at 3:30 11 -~ 1'hist
will be played. This is the lust moo:-
Ssturday. iltb ‘at 3: 30 b 111an
tortalnmont under direttion of M111. id
ii Hotcbkisu and Miss Clare Von no.
eel-10811111111111. Mrs Clarence 11‘ (is
horns and Mrm Charles ii. Naylor.
Tuesday. 1121b. at 3:15 p. 1n.1—~(llussou
in French and German.
Wednesday. 13111, at 3: 30 p.111.-
Regular annual meeting Election of
oilicors end directors,
Saturday. 111111.111. 3: till 11. 111 -~Kaf
fee Klutsch. under the direction of
Mrs Henry ll Borroll. Milestones-s 1
Mrs Elia D Hill and Mrs. J. M Cocrr.
Timsday. liitll. at 8 p, n1-—Song re-
cital by Miss Grace ll. Frisbio. of New
York. pupil of Francis Fisher Powers.
Each club member may invite a gen-
tleman guest. Hostesses. Mrs. L. B.
Vernam and Miss Annie 1.01.11.
Saturday. 28d. at 3: 30 p. m.» -1Musi
col afternoon. Hoatosses Mrs. Louis
H. Nash and Mrs John A Elater.
Tuesday. 261b, at ii p meCiassos
SWEET Oil. FOR sesv.
it is a. matter of untold comfort to
baby. nurse. and then to mother When
she again takes up the routine of life
if from the met baby’s grains have
been carefully and lightly rubbed with
sweet oil after each washing. it re
duces the cum or keeping the parts
clean to a. minimum. it keeps the skin
soft and free from all irritations and
it makes it necessary to use scan but
occasionally. for the stools do not ad
here to the oily skin as to a dry one
it is well. too. to rub the crosses of
the whole body. with a little of the oil
filter baby' a bath and thus ovoid chub
1111:. and koeo‘ the delicate skin soft
and healthy y.- .-
1 did not 1110 oil with my first baby.
as I did not know its value and dislik-
ed even the thought of "oiling" my
dainty. precious little one But exper-
tones in n wiselteachol and my other
babes‘ have all gone through the oil
Young 111011191! 101 bnby 8 health and
comfort. and for your own. but a bot».
tie of sweet oil in his basket and use it.
«Mrs. Curtis in Trained Motherhood.
(low you best judge ibis
Buy an: lbat’ 3 clean.
MA
up it stood and stain
of the uhiii‘litor. its over
bum/11 she reached home 1
ll 1101, “even know
need lillil if u
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.11
You might think that we keep hammering too
persistently at the quality question. but that' .1
Ws'b‘e' built up .31 large business on the basis
of " quality first." and you "he been educated ‘
expect idol condition of thing: have. 2
1 Stewart Fosburg. under. indi
the killing of his sister Muir
not. are guests at the Astiir
day When asked as to 1.11111in
their visit Mr. li‘Vosburg said; «“11 is
entirely a personol matter 11111 1111111111
us here There is no decret about .
My. wile a brother calls 101‘ blur-oped
afternoon. 11nd we hove some to see
him cit.”
splashing of the silent oi his son.
Mr. Fosburg sold: “F1011: the start .1
have refused to advance uny theories
tor the stream action of Chief Nl/‘chol
son. 1 do not Wish to antagoniso him.
01 course I have my opinions: but shell
out express them now 'lno time Will
come when I can do so with more
force. You may have heard however.
that outside detecthes wel called into
that outside detectives were called 11110
of. police becam‘b greatly incensed.
Before the burglars entered my house
and murdered my daughter. two mys
terlonocasus that the police, have full-
ed to solve. were much talked about
in Pittsdeld. The police were unable
to do anything with them and now.
that another costs of such magnitude
has come up. it was probably apparent
to them that some“: 11g must be done
as the police system had been ussnilod
on that account.
“We have told the story of that
dreadful night sou-1:11 times, but there
are two places W1! hove never been
asked to Vicll ltwui the coroner‘s in-
quest and 11111011: the grand jury. Mrs.
Bosburg and ulysblt and all our family
hove not the slightest fear of the out-
come. We know that our son did not
kill om daughter. and that when the
proper time n1'-'.rilos all this will be
shown. i may say frankly that lain
not here either to router with detec-
lives or to engagi- additional counsel
101 my son.
“11 is true. as has been told in u dos
patch from Pittsl’leld, that we are look
ing for 11 man numed Quinn. A day
or two before my daughter was mur-
dered a house about two blocks away
from mine was 11.11'obbed A peculiar
feature of the burgltlry is the lost that
the same kind of snatches used by
the burglars there Wore found in my
house."
WOMEN'S CLUBS AND COLORED
WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Discussion of the color question is
rife at the moment in several parts of
1111110111. The mutter has been brought
before the clubs of Rockford in that
state. by Miss Shaw, vice president 01‘
the Slate federation and chaiiman of
the ninth district. who has asked a
dozen clubs under her jurisdiction to
vote on the question: “Do you up-
prove of the admission of the colored
women's clubs to the slate fedora
tlons?"
As reported at this writing. four
clubs in Rockford have responded
The Clubs. with the results of their
discussions are: Eighty four Club-
Unaniml‘ms in favor of the admission
of clubs of colored women. Outlook
Club-«Three for. fourteen against. and
three blank Advance Ciub-Four
teen votes for and {0111' against the
proposition. Mothers Study Cillbw
Unanimously for admission.
1! the same preportion is preserved
in the remaining live or six clubs
whose vote is not yet announced. the
decision. as a whole. will be largely in
favor of the admission of colored wom-
en' 11 clubs.
ford women were by no means anxious
to bring the matter to a test. but saw
no alternative when the request was
thus made of them by the state oillcer.
“Harper's Boner.
store’ 3 usefulness.
NUEL VT. HATCH. 1
‘ lint ‘1 11.11.11. “1111 111.1 11111
' and we will take sleek 11111.":
1101: of lilo shoe. iollowed by her mate.
it is stated that the R001?)
'bil'll.
‘ very 11111111: 111111 “lien 1191\1‘0-1 lingo-1 be “as
V shuttered and peeked iii ilunu ill! he grew
live years 11130.”
, 11.111111... 13111 new tbst we have. the plum-
'i‘o our-1.1111111, lei‘ 11 tube 11 good look 111 ii. ”
I house that poor Mr. 11nd Mrs. Iiiucbbd had
‘V twill 1111111 11 lot 111' time furnishing and gel-
.1 dips into order for their 1111111 bout-1111111111111
4‘ examined ills plant, "and bull l-i‘ulmnbofior
on already.
, notion. too. Then: lazy; ilmi' 11 wilst'sllls'
l *1di1'ii ii! things up 11 hit. I 111111»: where
hour him «111111111111
Jennie. nllut luck"
house that will
lilo li'ile be
1111: before, ‘
on 1111111211111.- 11112111111
‘ “Yrs, 1111.1. 1111....
1 “W bere' is 11"" asked D111
"liver by that old 111mg};
£11111; 1.1: bend a. 11116 6
pro it's 11 cosy ilii
replied Jennie.
1111111110.. oi the
. Come over
3011' 11 mn-ioeiir was Housed by 1111111111111.
had so. without asking in
might go, he jumped up
11511111 1111113 little pair '
This use no cl tier, 101' they went
both dressed 1n 1: 111101 dilrit brown.
making it lory" or the little boy to
follow them 1111 may numbered through the
dry grass 01 flow from 110111. to post. chatter-
ing all the time. Jennie tolling Dick what 11
beautiful place she had toned.
liuiully they stopped on on old l‘cnte 110111.
and hub edged 11s neur to them as he could
110 an i'oiieiu nil tllniiheysdid Now. 011111111
post their: hung on 01111111111! that Bob 111111
[1111 there 111111-1111 monilisilcfore. and 111111
this 111111 Jennie 11 1111111111] set upon us their
future home.
"This is 11,111.11. 1111 ‘t it 11 beautiful
plat-e.” 1111111 Jennie. as she hopped 01110 the
“11‘ s so cheerful.” said she. stopping I ino-
1111-111 to snap up a fly that bird bum-d loo
near "There is pleuit of air. and from
the front door we can see 1111 that is going
on.”
DieL,bowcv1-r. dill not seem to like the
place.
"Their- s not enough room, lubegin with "
he sold. H‘Wh} “1111 11 111111111 oi sixorcight
thiilircn we wouldn’t have room to mow
or turn around 111.111111 you and 1 11011111 lime
to sleep out of doors. And 11" hol’ s more, ' he
added. “I 111111 11111; biuel. i'ilLdOWll the 101111
I few minutes «30.111111 you know no next-.1-
tun. not «long with ”112th nlfimnls."
"W 1“. Dick, I’ve bullied allover the iuriu.
and ii (his don t 1111111 in rule I don 1 kill)“
abut we can do. the only other y-liuu-sihui
were at all suitable was in. on old 11111111111311.
of the house 1111111111 0111 high but thutilengs
outside the 111111: I. busen’ i seen snylhing
cist- 111111 11011111111111 us. Braids, those are
liable in be mmcd at an) minute. and then '
w'ed have lo start upllouseLecping all 01 or
11511111.”
”‘1 to 111111 built-r lull; illnn 111111." replied
llitwlt Who. “We listening. had been moi.-
inu 11 1111-11! oil" a large sw'mnl of 1111111
"1 hero” 3 a his boat on 11 pole just beside the
stable, which Mr. Bluebird hull juniV mGt‘h,
but I think no. can 11111111111 10 luovr.’
“We can try. anyway.” said Jennie: “that
is. ii the piece is worth the trouble."
So oil they started; and cnco' more Bob
was in pursuit of the little brown pair. who
hopped, flew errnn i‘ronl bush lo bush liking
the badge and across the fields to the hint
house which Bob‘s pupa lmd pul 1111101 the
billebit'ds to build their 11011119111
“There ii is, " Hob boa-11d Dink say.
they moved the pint-.9. “.1411 i ii 11 bounty!
No danger 110m cuts or 1:11:11 disagreeable
solitude. and plenty of uil.‘
“11' :1 jllill. lolell"!' “claimed. Jennie,
"111111 there‘s Mr. Bluebiid no“ as the
lenunt of ihc house they orrc admixing flew
to ii trill: 11 straw in his book
"Let‘s soc if we can gel him to more."
said Dick and 111111110 lieu up to the house.
on the. top of 11111111 Mr. Bluebird was sit.
ling
New, 1111 sonv to say that. although the
rep 111111111 are you 101 my: little people
among themselves, thev are very quarrel-
some where other» are concerned. so Dick
111.1110" .111 important air and said to lire blue
“Tilllt‘s a very nice house you burn till-re."
“Yes. I think it will be very comfortable
Khan “'1: get it to rights." replied the blue-
1r .
“I was just saying to Dick that it would
make a bountiful home for 111-."intornlpted
Jennie. “and we have decided to 111111: loll to
movc.’
“0.11111 i can‘t. ” said 1111- biuebiui "My
mile and I have just got Oil! fnluiiure in
cudn” -
"Bill you musi,” said Dick, “for we want
the plucli"
".“ ell. Iuon'i. till-11." rl-iulnell Mr. “11ch
This“ was too much for liilk. it‘ll he one
very bad: so he 1111111111 1111 sudden-111 llle
poor bluebird melting and m: 11111-111111: no 11v
oi 111111111 all 1111 «at once. (ill the ”1111-1. be-
ill-g defected. flew off 111- um lbs 1111! d with
ii» 11 1111. 111111 bedcomoio hisuid. llil-k who
tired. followed lid-In for n Wit}. 111111111911
returned in .1111 to. who use willing on I
limb encouraging him in his 111111111111 work.
“ Mr. but they Wol‘e ninhbo: 11 ”he said.
Is soon as he could gel his breath. for the
struggle had 011110111 1111111111191! him “i
never 111111 so much trouble to sci any one
to our before. unless it 11111 111111 swallow
(11ml ,1, who umddui give up llult old in.
“l Mlltmhi'ifi” replied Jennie: "they were
811111111. 1111611311111. wm. hopped into the
"This is e011,.” said .lenuio. sill-111 she had
'llleso. Blue blirln nevi-l
hail 111111111111 furniture.” shr- continue-11.151111
plenty oi materiel right under tit-ll- "11'
Mile
"You’re right," mid M13111 “lint mm.
it
ism-111.: lowlint 111111111111 pile when we
con “.1341 111111 of 111111111 things. Come on.
611111 11-1- rolling. he saw liinli
will: a (-1111th 11111111111111}
{*1sz by l d‘
Mills 1111 lies- oil sndsmidntelsler. 1111411.
11 b it 1-1
is .'
28.2.50 (11111111111... now. 2
$3.00 qbsliticpt rs! now
1V $3 so qualified a new
The kind that will please parentsm both
$3.00 qualities reduced to
$5.00 qualities reduced to
$5.50 qualities) reduced to
1 $6.00 quolitiesm reduced to
LORENZO DIBBLB. Proprietor.
PAY DAY SALE.
That‘s it. Saturday. February 1d.
. many genuine Grocery
Read Friday's Sentinel-45
pay day. you know. 1
13 North Main Street.
Carefully fitted to the lace. alters thorough. s on
title examination at the eyes.
Complete Optical Room. No Charge for Ellam‘ln’
o. B. JACKSQ
GRADUA 1 E 0P1 lClAN,‘
.58 Wall Street
Will Arrive This Week:
a few can of
« PRIME 'rmorliy) HA
RAYMOND I quantity 31.111133311 c.
11101 N no.
asscnssuso warm ohm.
Car of
CHOICE YELLOW CORN
which we ‘sro offering to our out”?
to be delivered direct iron-1c
Imlii 0110111111“
AT CARLOAD nitrous
The Bridge Fish Mar
We are in the fish business. Our whole time is give
therefore we are able to give you the best to be had It 11.]
prices. Try us and see it we can' t. We have arrivals dilly
Salmon. stocked. 12%c. lb. Large Herring. '
Scallops. (Long island) 25c. qt. i'rost 11,15“ ‘1' ' «
()yslcrs. :50. qt Live Lobstcrs. “ ’ .,
Large Smelt 81:. lb. Eels. 1
BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. W RITE FISH. RED SN
ETC. ETC. AT PRICES PR OPORTIONATELY
R J. OUTBIL’L co
Washington Street bridge. Next to John Ferris's Codi
TitthilAhi-llc ILUNDING 1-1.1. Morse for ‘sold
m ent from the More 1 . V'
They Happen Through Telegraph-11' “iltill. we have t
summ- Anxiety to Avoid Them. able «from ”0111011
The public hardly need to be re-
minded that the Colonial Secretary's
political opponents allege that the or
13111111 wire “In: V
‘ "Every seat won by the Liberals is
scent sold to the Boot-11.1" While Ma.
Chamberlain has repeatedly explninsd
that the phrase "sold to" should have
read "coined by"
in the House. yesterday. the colon»
iui secretary was united by Mr. ti W111» ;
nor if his attention bull been called to
a. statement unbllshud in "The Civil
Service Times” criticising hl‘idxiilillia
lion. and hinting that his memory hull
played him false.
Mr Chamberlain lied on otcblleut
reply ready The oustmmltor rout-ere
ed lied admitted in liltllz‘ tlull a mistake
had been made in tr mills ion.
in View of this 36111111111111 the sheer»
rations of Mr. hilly are appropriate
and intorssiiu
"Million ill:l
that quite the coalition“
transmission 111 ”no for
scli‘ and vies vomit? 1
As Mr. May surmised .
rather astonishing 111111111111 ,
solution of which for 11 th ‘
loin oi the debut-toad:
"We suppose it h i ‘
said 1111111111. “All rd
art of a kilogram d. .
as gathered the 1111‘ 11m"
be may 1111111111 111 wit 1
"1 meal a recent on»
‘north‘ was written tor”
error was made in 1111 63
having printed his '
‘ "The only 1111111111
we our 1111111111111 111 A11
111111111111 111111111111; This
1 must not send south.
with my 1111de
The operator so“ nip
.Woi’i'l
Norwalk Chronicler