$2.011
that
Made
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I: not do Initiation
out o genuine
Goodyur Wolf.
‘ All Styles.
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Honest Goods
§ If
Honest Prion.
edicts of the Senate and
House of Representatives.
11111111113 11qu
:1 lion Transacted In Congress Bo-
n 9 and 11 O’Cloek this Morn
g—Several Very Important
Blila Passed.
HINGTON Mulch 2—1‘he
unconvencd at 9 o‘clock this
r11 9, Iter the rocebs taken last
_, ’ if ad been agreed that the
0‘ 110' from 9 to 11 should be tie
_eif to unanimous consent Ieglsln
lo Owing to the unusually early hour
esting the hall was almost empty
on the speaker dxopped the gavel
a fact that members were to
we 11 opportunity to pass the bills
M orient was a great inducement and
"ithin a few minutes they began ar-
lying. each with a bill In his hand Af-
bllls had been passed to amend the
Illness exclusion act: to authorize
striking of medals for the Spanish
' heroes; to authorize the deposit
moneys collected rom customs in
uthorized government depositmies
to authorize the appointment or
homes Lubz Stitts as an- officer in
a navy. Mr.» Bailey I'I‘ex.) objected
fiction upon all bills by unanimous
toyleld. The speaker had refused him
(ignition and he was obdurate. The
her then recognized Mr. Sperry
an.) to move the passage under
‘ enoion of the rules of the Senate
v‘ bill to prohibit the sale of firearms.
fun: and intoxicating liquors in cer-
'nds of the Pacific
"M Hailey demanded 11 second and
It brought matters to a complete
standstill by making the point of no
‘uorum. A call of the House was or-
red and the sergeant-at-arms was In-
structed to bring in nbsentees.
was 10:20 before enough members
an 9 brought In to make 11p the quo-
in. Mr. Sperry then proceeded to ex-
111191111 that the bill was designed to
prevent the sale by Americans of fire
arms and intoxicants to the aborigines
the New Hebr.ides
Mr. Bailey declared that the men he-
nd the pending bill were not entirely
ncere In trying to protect the savages
the hopeful influences of intoxi-
ting liquors. Why were not the
'illppines and the Hawaiian Islands
. eluded? He understood that since
9 American regime began there were
or 1,000 saloons had sprung up In
lie. In Hawaii where saloons
pro unknown until we benevolently
animliuted" them. there are now over
00 saloons. Mr. Bailey contended
but offenders under the bill could not
punished. They could not be tried
fill any federal court In America in spite
f the fiction In the bill that such of-
. (Slices should be considered to have
born committed on the high seas
l latte (Mass) in reply to M1. Bail-
Suggestion regarding the legal
ottho bill said that the “fiction“
copied from law applying to the
altitude. which had been sustain
byItbe Supreme Court.
he bill was defeated—~11? to 79—
huvlng voted In
It was 11: i0 when
,0 roll call was completed and the
111111 was 11111011111191.1111 the regular
_ for meeting (11 oclock) had al
' 1‘ passed the House could not 11d
, to the legislative day of Friday
111111. As the House will not ad
again until the sine die adjourn-
at noon o Monday there will be
In be House proceedings
r (Nbim chairman of the
Milli. was recognised and moved
. {Nicely Stuped.
Work’al’idNolhinnglse.
‘ BicycleIDepartment'
, will charge of
. A. SAUNDERS.
I 90 WASHINGTON ST»
rules of the omnibus public building
creases in the bill had been recom-
Mr.‘
pooooze under suspension of the
SOUTN NOR WALK.
bill.
The bill carried Increases for forty
public building bill.
Bailey demanded a second.
which was ordered. 110 to 5. where
upon he remarked that If he had
known how widely and judiciously the
“pork" in this barrel had been distrib
uted he would not have attempted to
head It off
Mr. Mercer explained that the in»
mended by the secretary of the treas-
ury, mainly to provide for the rising
cone of building material.
Mr. Sulzer (N. Y.) said the bill was
another illustration of the “cohesive
force of public plunder.‘ and inveigbeu
against the committee 1’01 not rendit-
mg a bill pIovidiug fol a post office in
New le.t
Senate Proceedings.
WASHINGTON. March 2—~lt was a
weary Senate that convened at 11
o'clock this morning to begin the pro.
ccedlngs of the last leglstatve day of
the 11fty~sixth Congress. Senators, red
eyed and tired looking. showed the cf-
l’ect of the heavy strain of the past
week. Curiously enough many of the
older senators exhibited less evidence
of the hard work and loss of sleep than
some of their younger colleagues.
The galleries were thronged with
people who are here to attend the. luau-
guration ceremonies.
While a session of the Senate In all
probability will be held tomorrow.
there will be no legislative day of
Maich 3 Sundm Some time tonight
u 101 ess will be taken until an hour
vet to be fixed.tomor",10w ver likely
III the aflo1noou.’l‘hc Senate then
constructively at least. will be in ses-
sion until Monday noon. the whole of
the session from 11 o'clock today until
noon on Monday being under today‘s
date. 'Ihc conference report of the leg
islutivc. cxccutivc and Judicial appro
priallou bill was presented by Mr. Alli-
son am! agreed to
MI. 11an called up the deficiency bill
and MI. Pettigrcw. who wanted a note
on a mediation debated yesterday
gave notice that the montage of the
bill would not be facilitated by refusing
him a vote on the resolution.
Thcrc was some spurring over the
matter in which 1111'. Plan iConn.) rc-
hukcd Mr. Pettigrew for his position.
Mr. l-‘ettigrcw demanded that the de‘
ficieucy bill be read In full. A11 under-
standing was afterward reached. Mr.
Builay withdrew the deficiency bill and
Mr. Cullom reported the bill Mr. Petti-
grcw was trying to get before the Sen-
ntc. The resolution of Mr. Pettlgrew
directing the Military Committee to in-
vestigato the charges against Lieuten-
ant Colonel Heisland was adopted
Then the deficiency bill was again tak.
ca 111) without opposition.
TOASTED SHAMROCK ll.
GLASGOW. March 2-—At a dinner
yesterday evening. at which the suc
cons of the Shamrock II was tested
Sir l‘homns Lipton and George L. Wat-
son replied. The latter mentioned that
when Sir Thomas commissioned him to
build the yacht he said:
"Now Watson. l have not got money
to burn. but if you are going to make
her go one second faster you can slmv.
cl on live pound notes."
Mr. Watson added that he had taken
Sir Thomas at his word. They had
'WIIIie Jamcson with them. and. next
to Providence. “Willie" Jameson was
the bent aid they could have. If the
boat did not win he did not see how
lhcm: would be anybody much to blame
but himself. Ift It was only a question
as between i'lcrroshol'f and himself he
did not see why Shamrock ll would
have very much: but he had associated
with him such talent that a “wee bit
of luck" which was nearly duo them
they hoped to pull through.
STEEL COMBINE AGAIN.
NEW YORK. March 2~Anothcr con-
ference of the principals III the steel
was held at the ofllcc of .I. l’. Morgan
& Company today.
In the United States Steel Corporation
on April l. Circulars are being pre-
pm by too company and will be lur-
Vic edeoutu r. 0011! 11111111 111111
oral. 1.1octrlc Company. who has ten
dered his real-nation. will. I Is hehev
. great combine
the 1111111011111 choice of Mr.
resented In the General Electric. com
pany.
u
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PROTEST AGAINST CLARK.
WASHINGTON March Stu-Senator
Chandler today proonted to the Hon
that.
111.111
Helena.
Hon.W 11141.0! Montana. Mr
united wt th the Democrats 111 the elec-
tion of
that ttil-1111’s
soil
during.
(2‘! labor. at have failed to do to
advanced 11/. Baltimore 11‘ 011111. 111..
and Tennessee Cool I: 1101111.
and Iron Interests of the big combine
It was understoou
that arrangements are being made for
taking over the constituent companies
1»:
Maria; to stockholders shortly Second
ed. accept an Important p011 tlon In the
Mr. Oerd Is said to be
Morgan.
whose Interests be In said to have rep
ate a protestdrom Henry R. nix’spp. of
ogoinot 'thoi eating of
Knapp claims to not In behalf of the
labor party of Montana. wales party
11 Clark state ticket and In
tho elootldn «MI-.0111“ by the logic
l. . .. lit mana-
if 111 he-
I I’qu lmolotion it 11111111111131
11
trials loading. ream .
WALL STREET,11 a.
was diversified and prices were irreg-
ular. trading stocks tending lower. Bu.
gar and Smelling lost 11 point. and St.
Louis Southwestern Preferred 11/1. The
111111, mentioned recovered fully. Among
minor stocks there were some good
gains, Chicago Great Western Prefer-
red 13 Evansville it 'l‘erre Haute. Lend
Preferred. Brooklyn Union Gas and
Minneapolis and St. Louis figuring for
l to 2%. Baltimore & Ohio Preferred
moved up 2 in sympathy with the 2%
rise of the common. and 'I‘ln Plate Pre-
ferrcd was 1% higher. Intt. national
Power was active and feverish r. ral-
Iy of 11/. form the lowest was followed
by renewed selling, but the stock sub-
sequently steadied at yesterday' a close.
'I‘owaul 1i o‘clock Southern Railway
(lon1m011.and Chesapeake d1 Ohio were
advanced. which strengthened the oth-
e1 railroads.
WALL STREET noon~Sugnr fell
neaIIy two points below the high point
lid the genral list fell into neglect un
til the appearance of the bank state
creased. $2,408,500: deposits Increased
$3,327,100: circulation increased, :84.-
000; legal tenders Increased. 391.000;
specie increased 3095 200: sulplus rc
5131'” 8114081100. Increased $254. 42:-
WATERS VERY LOW.
WINSTED. March 2—'i‘he lakes.
rivers and smaller streams of North-
western Connecticut are lower than
at any time In the last twelve years.
and manufacturing interests are seri.
011st affected and 11 water famine ls
threatened I11 many towns. Including
Winsted. ’I‘orrlugton. New Hartford.
Norfolk. Rivcrton. Colilnavllel and
Burrvillc.
The Aetuu Silk Company's Inlll at
Norfolk has been shut down In all
departments except. the finishing room.
the cotton mill of tho Greenwood Man-
ufacturing Company at New Hartford
is running on a schedule of two days a
week. and the Collins Axe Company.
of Collinsville Is also greatly hampered
by the shortage of water.
similar condltons exist. The Chopin
Sons llule factory and the Smith 00‘-
ton Mills in Pine Meadow are running
on short time.
MANILA SOLDIERS ARRIVE.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Luv-The
twenty-four men who had been deport.
tary authorities.
discharged soldiers.
lluckcr. Troop 1... Third Cavalry. mad
at and. There are nine Insane. ninety
sight sick and eleven dead.
General Freeman was among the cab
in passengers.
. ........ w- 1-4.
OCHOONEB BEAVEY LAUNCHED.
launched from '1'. G. (1. hearing ship-
yards here today.
witnessed by a largo number of sore
tutors. several of whom came
draught. and registers 1.24? tons gross.
color 11111 real”
the 11111111111111 so gorgeous. The end-
day's reason for It. according to "The
Dry Goods Economist" III:
are likes loud clothes house when day
makes a bad play. day loot waves a
red shirt sleeve on dot moons a pretty
I
men players.
are going to 1111111 *goy clothes.
Clint Wit) It'll! b9 1111111111
Idiot-m that 01111111 expended C300
nt—Trsdlng ‘
In Burrvlllc
soldiers and civilians aboard the transo
port Manila numbered 824. There were
ed from-the Philippines by the mill-
Most of the men are
Private Carl 1:.
Brigadier
BATH. Me.. March ZrThe fourqnas-
ted schooner Malcolm B. Seavcy was
The launching 11115
from
Boston. The Malcolm B. Scurvy I11
203.2 foot long. 100 foot beam. 21.1? feet
Golf clothes cannot be too gay in
Indeed they strike
"Golf play;
big swear word." He was speaking of
But women players. too.
lied rad not
also 11 first. omit 111111.111111 blue foot,
30 s .13”:
10 Comedians. Singers and Dancers, 10.
8 Superb ”9011111131118
14 Skilled Milolcinul ‘14.
11 111111111th 1111111111111: 11 ‘
3 Famous at. 111111111: Sisters 3.
30 Funny Features 30 .
GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON
MATINEE Alvu EVENING
PRICES, 10 20 .800.
Reserved Seats for both Performances
Reserved Seats on tale at Hart's
Theatre. 80th No‘rivaik, and Weed' 11
drug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
Harris Tasman."
ONE SOLID WEEK. COMMENCING
MONDAY. MARCH 4.
111111111 lili- 10111
1,,
March A D.. 1901. at; o‘clockp. m.
(cation of said assessment.
Dated at the City of South Norwnlk
Conn.
1)., I901.
A. BLANCHARD.
MATTHEW CORBE’P'i‘.
JOHN H.4LIGH'1‘.
ion School District."
w'
town. at No. 5 Railroad avenue.
11.11101.
A. BLANCHARD.
MA'I-Tilswconnnr'r.
Jill-IN H. mom.
Ion School District.
SA VINO! BANK.
011.111. 1012 m..andlromitoap.m
day evening from 7 to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS, Frost.
JOHN H. mums VIce-Preet.
GEO F. BIIIAHSE. flea and 'l‘ra-
tum... MW... ..
lieu—Have you decided 111 give 11
anything In Lent?
feel.
how I could breach lt' without lettln
It come as a simian lihooll to you.
candy
mounme
I OUIII PILIO
tended. Pleasant. Not a physics
1 one. at George .0 I
New Dress Goods.
loctmen, No. 5 Railroad avenue. South
Norwalk. Conn. for examination and
that the Board of Relief will meet at
the. oilice of the said selectmen. No. I1
Railroad Place on the 12th day of
to hear and determine all appeals made
to them for the equalization and per
this. the lat day of Marco. A
Committee of the South Norwalk 011
Notice Is hereby also given that an
assessment of the ratable estate of the
said district. which was so situated
that there was no distinct and separate
value. has been made by the assessor.
and this day filed by the clerk of said
district. with the selectmen of said
Dated at the City of South Norwalk
Conn" this the lat day of March A
Committee of the South Norwalk Un-
to] II
M
SOUTH NOR WALK
Open daily. except Saturday. from
Saturday. 9 a m to 13 1a.. and on Mon
She—Wear l’ m going to give you up.
I‘m so glad you introduced the sub
I've goon wondering for days
No 2 Gazelle Building
WE ARE SHOWING OUR ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS. FANCY SILKS AND NEW BLACK
GOODS. ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND WEAVES.
Heusefurnishing Department.
SOME PEOPLE WE FIND .ARE UNDER THE IM-
PRESSION THAT WE ARE OUT OF THE HOUSEFUR-
NISHING BUSINESS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH PEO-
PLE WE WOULD SAY THAT} WE HAVE A FULL LINE
OF CROCKERY, GLASS WOOD AND TINWARE. AS A SPE-
CIAL INDUCEMENT TO HAVE YOU VISIT THIS DEPART-
MENT WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
meat. l'l‘he Iigexgected increase In re- ll 1') 1 P .
serve m are our cover age, im'l 10 (dart - c'lvv lSI nus
there well: smart tallies. Sugar rocov- [ “I'll“ Ronni] oilcr‘i ’ .' 19 CENTS-
cred 1% and a number of loss p10n1in .11. . ’ ' ' 29 CENTS-
ent stocks from 1 to 2 points. Conan _ f“ 339131) Ladies. ‘ . I CENT.
Idated Gas rose 1% and the Baltimolc lable tumblers, ~ 2 CENTS.
& Ohio stocks moved up to the best (;lag$ Table Sets 4 pieces _, .
~ 11 .1 .11. - 11111.1 . ‘ ’ ’ r ".19 CENTS.
of the day. but oth r s or 1 )Iu I'lntcrn Globes
and the closing was Irregular and TL .. ’ . 5CENTS.
rather dull. ( ass \ Incgar Bottles. 1.0 CENTS.
‘ TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS. (Ilass Night Lam )9. _ 15 CENTS.
R1100! Ml 0%" Wivflle Wm? of E A 50 foot ( otton C other. Lines. 1 CENTS
ilohiuo, commission broker Swnrtz 15:01.55 Lemonade Sets. 8 [cc . ° '
Corbctt's blockaoutlI iNorwlalk: Double 7Iuc \Vash Hostels, ‘5 50 gENTS-
pen high low 1:30 "* r - ' ~' . ~1 I ENTS.
Am. St. at W.. 401/.» 40% 39% 40 Mass Hand Lamps, complete, I: CENTS
AIII.S.R.CO..1I3% 143% 1417.11; 142% '
Am.'I‘0lI.CO.. 121 121% 130% 121%
Att'his'm. 557.51 56 55% 55
Atchlfson. Did. 88% 88% 88% 881,5 TR] ST
RAM a HYATT N 111 Ct
Bkyn. R. T. 75% 75% 74% 14-33. ’ orwa , O
Cites. ('1’; Ohio. “‘16; 42% 41% 42% ,
Chi. B. & (2.. lg“; 145 144% 144% REPETRngilETgP PLAYS' - . L .. . ..
C. M. & St. P. 1 153% 1521/31 52% __ ~ 1 '
0111. u. I. to 9.12311. 124 1231'. 1'21 , Nggfggflmegofiegg; Tay'or & Golden
l4: fifll an“! “$24 'N'V my 125’“? Wednesday—~Dcvil's Advocate. ’
‘9‘ ‘1” ' “e ' 4‘ .3 4 - I "A Thursdayv'l‘ho Christian of Hawk's REAL ESTATE AND
bed. tit. pi’d.. 88 hh‘ifi 81% 88% Roost. INSURANCE
0"“ "A .00" 213,. M ‘ 2}? l-‘ridavWDr. .lckyl 111111 Mr. Hyde. '
kg? 3: $33" 33.1“ 2;" 32¢ jg??? Saturdny-A Night in New York. LINCOLN sronaos waneuouse.
'- ‘ ‘ ~ ‘14, "I '4' ' alumnus:
111111. censor. 117s. ‘ 1173/. .11....sdaqunm... Mendel. 74 Washington Strut.
$0:"°l""‘m“{ 121% 1:215 12:11.5 “‘2“! WednesdayMSIIis and Sinners. scum NORWALK.CONN.
3mg:- $13112 d‘ 3% 89% 89% 393: Thursday—A Ranch Hero. -._.._L.. _ _ _-
' ‘ ', ' Fridayw'l‘o be. announced.
g' f 8 iii; 1:?“ 1:33:12 1;? I??? Sutuidaywkoblnson Crusoe AUCTlON SALE
COn."i‘ol1acco.n A7 .47; 46% 48% EVEN'NG PRILES. 10' 20' 3°°' 0'
NOI‘llI ”Cm... 831/. 1131;, 831.3. 11311;. MATINEES. daily except Monday. Valuable Real Estate
1130' ml. 11111.. $32,: 1197 1491/ 1i?" '10 and 20 can“ t .
eunsy vaniu - . .11 t. .341 L di1 > T1 'k l. M d 1 It _
geoplo's ens. 10111 101% 1011/2 101-34 ”wily him“; (2.100?" “3' “3‘ ”m“ wm be sold‘by public. auction on as.
i’hll. & Read. 30% _ 305 Reserved Seats on sale at lloyt's count of E. 19.. Gorham, tIustee Nor-
1- & 3- Did-1 70m 3%“ 30%; '51 'l‘hcutIs. 51111111111onqu 11111111100113 “’“lk 1311111111113 0°" WWW» “"0"!
Son. Hallway. 25 .. {I All. of), drug store. Norwalk .9 days in advance 25th. 1901. at 3 p. m.. the property No.
:21- :s.Ir-- a: a: a: .. éi.‘§“‘li§3.:‘:t‘ifaf.:“i‘ can w t w h
s. . ‘ . 1 A , ‘q r . i
Penn. 0. a I., 53 53 . 52% 521,9 ‘“ "W W“‘“‘” modern improvements. Lot 28551135 es as ington Street
U. S. Leather. 12% 12% 12% 12% NOtCC feet. more or less. Sale positive. Par ‘ ‘
S'Sslhchupm' 3:512 gm 3.3% 33% l . “cums Tacos M LAYTON
. .. 11 or. 1. ‘ ‘ L-.--.-_.v__. . .
Union Pacific. 87% 87% 87% 07% 1 Real Estate. 5 Railroad Place. a hw
) I
$111131? $31. 23,4. 111 113% :3 south Norwalk union School MITCHELL a son, Auctioneers. i
West. 11111011. 87 87 so 367,1. - 1 " ' ' ' ' '
BANK STATEMENT‘?‘ DlStl'lcl. 42°L INV W’égfl 4210 _____.._..__._____
Reserves. increase. 8 254.425 ____ _ NI . . 1 1.. ‘ .
Loans. incrcas .'. 2.408.h00 ' '
Specie, Increase. 995,200 Notice is hereby given that an as- The Guaranlecdlnfcresl Bands 0111' Janualu Cleannq sale has been the
Legal tcnder. Increase. 91.000 ffasmfigtdffttihfi {stems “use “Til“ oldbythe most u f l l r [h h. t
D pair. 1 cross). 8.327.100 “3 3“ 5 r C W! ..n ma 9 0“ ‘3 - - f
Cfli‘.,lafionf‘mmlm “.000 town list of 1900.11nd that said list has Conn. General Life Ins. 60., S 00885 “ 5a 6 In 6 IS OT” 0 our
w. kl ank {M . t: Lo 1 _ been this day deposited by the clerk ‘
w y 1 e omen ans n of said district. at the office of the so of ””th canbcpurchascd by small 13115111655. we have SOId a meat mall“
annual frlsfailmcnfs.
”50W” j???» mm... goods in everu department. Some lines are
p, H, mm (1;... Ag." entirelu closed out. In our Cloak depart
United Bank Boddlnq. South Namath.
meal we have but velu few things to offer.
Come In and look it over. if uou can find
something in uour Size, price will be no
object.
We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
which we are offering to the public for
$5.95; former price of these suits was $10.
All of our $151 and $i5 suits we are
offering for $10 and $12.
. our: on onto}:
Iva rxm cannot ran carom
accounrs 01°11'1sz mm zvz'nnonr.
H.KRIEGERSICO.
20-31Wost Washington Strut.
New CenturuMarkot
TILIPHONI 1374.
11111311; for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old mot
ale and materials of every kind. Drag
me a postal and I will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all I am 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.
8t138"l(1,11ymoud St. or 11 North Main
. L. . . .. 3.. .
Is the man who best preserves those
faculties with which nature has endow-
ed him. He may hate to Wear glasses
«most people do—--but the man of in-
telligence thankfully accepts this arti-
ficial old when Ills eyes toll of Its need.
When yours speak let me not. My ser-
vice. treatment and prices shall be all
right.
H. B. HOYT, Graduate Optician. Af-
ter April 1st. room 0. United Bank
Building.
HOMER B. HOYT.
roduato Optician.
A'I‘CH REPAIRING.
”01111161 Notice
District of Norwalk. i1111..
Court. March 2d. A. 1) MI.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Chart for the admis-
sion to probate of anemia written In-
otrument. 1111 and for the last will of
Dennis Donovan. late of Norwalk. In
FINE
p Probate
K
And all rectal disorders or money ro-
tar wt live duo before said do! 0f hoot
uh '
Logs Spring Lamb. 1315:: Fresh Shoulders. 10c
.“g‘m'fiamlrgm a Iioaticn‘ be Prime Rib Roast: 14c Small Loon Homo. average 10 1b.,
heard and determiued atwthe Probate Good Rib Roost, ”“0 12%”
01111111 m 1101-1111111 “on 11111 9111 a" 111 1111111111 31111111. 181: Fancy 11111 Ilochorol.10c; a for m
Porter House steak. 1&ch Fancy Print Butter .. m
flfign‘g‘mfimfim‘; mumps; Fancy Chicken, 111: an 111111111 of m 11.11 111m
Wig}! ”mmufiw an.“ MINI): “all "IMO, 1” mu“ m M 7‘:
no or a n
In elm] on in IIIO
' ' '" A. STEIN WALD Proprietor.
W [jib
Norwalk Chronicler