not: an imitation
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SOUTH NOR WALK
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llilm'
. of‘dlfiio, Silt. and
ii, iii Ronrosonlgllvoo. ‘
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r.
pd at .Rooneyelt Greeted
t; ‘ he Arriyes.
W GTON. March 6—»Again to-
o_..Sonlite . convened. the
or packed with people. a
. loin. as on recent days
posed of visitors to the city
’tiyegpiipry. wannblazc wli n
at! p lettes,yt.he vls
E9 91 7“” total? all
1 Illinois. ‘
0110 other. A:
a anon to call
‘ u'st’iot upon
to ' .rougll. t'liu'égal-
if t illauifcatatlous .of his
1. e vice president seized
upped sharply mice fol
g sternly around lull;l
. ll.,.llll,(l“'lll(eE words clli
amber-liken limiter
Y‘uplllklllic or disorder
i r the gut
, l‘t‘
. 0. ill sorrow
on upon the junior nona-
‘ baron (Mr. Patios) and file.
n death of their only son.
t Conn.) then called up the
of debate. ,
_ or thé'a’mendmeut was read Mr
Colo; inquired of Mr. Plait
‘dl’nary session.
E.
pgleu‘hle, was after in short (10
3 formed to the coiilaiiitlec or
Mr. Morgan then atlxlrcsstld tin
lpytonfBulwer treaty.
Flatt replied that he did not do
lacuna. the proposed amend
the present“ timc. ilc wishcl
onion. He had felt. he said
“I?
" ’ ttoc on rules.
; the
. ply glowed. .
' rk'and Nuthinz Else.
inane t t‘ o l r l'
) y~ ' . - ,
v' n 0 u ““h‘ 0 M m'“ m’. Willa liial night. Pacific Mail has on
tho/expected to secure action
lution of Mr. Had. to amend
annulus resolution to nbrognie
,, o the amendment rci'c- rrcd to tilt
intone: oil-rules. but the doubtcd
loll Whether the ctmunlittcc or
could, consider it so fully as to
the Senate to take action on it
'S’enate ought to change lli‘
. nu lio‘had thought the propel
" to introduce his pl'opllsillmi was
’ beginning or a new session of
on upon the alliondulolil at
u but he did not Suppose li
lid. He desired that the . - . _
. . . lcii -l, uhu-h laincd them i 'llltl
neurone rciorrod to the etuumli- ' ‘
rules in order that tho commit-
module recaps. “i now» hope;
j u in conclusion. "that Homo lair
‘ ‘ input to the rules may be devm
' with there can he a run. inabil-
allel- said he had no difdrc it
nauction to the reference of thc
,l thoubuonou of objection
i‘,’ Halo, (Moi disclalmlng any
ihpllok tor anybody but non
extra ordinary session
_ . mt». awn“, .,.,..
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had heen’eailed for the transaction or
purely exocuttvo buainesu. lie did
not suppose the donate would be kept
in sesnion many days or be callod up.
on toyconalder any other nulnect roar
purely executive business.
Mr: 'l‘eller submitted some brlei
comuioiits upon the transaction of bus
iueau at extraordinary nebulous of the
Senate. holding that the hotly had a
per not right, in accordance «with pro
on once. to do anything it book! an iv
regular session.
Mr. Flatt. speaking, he said. for filin-
self only. expressed the opinion that
it. would not be wise to enter upon MIC
transaction of general executlvonnni
ncss at thla‘cxtraordluary session. .
would not be the part of wisdom to do
much more than executive business.
Mr. Morgan lAla.) urged that the
rules. in observed, and that the regular
order oi business of the Senate as laid
down in the rules be observed. tic
had submitted a resolution yesterday
upon l-‘siiicli be doairod action and an
opportunity to sibluit aolno‘remarks.
("run ventilation to Which he referr'et
fans coolandeelarlng the Claytonlnal
\vcr treaty nbrogntod.‘ ' .
' After the routine of “morning bust
“0:55" had been transacted. Mr. Mei»
gnu addressed the Senate upon his run
oluiion. ‘
lie bfllll he would cxcludc from his
argument any consideration of the
Yi’nnamu Canal C(llllllllSSlOll. The only
prospcci ot' the construction of the Nit:
aragua canal now by the United States
routed upon the protocols which had
been tutored into between this collll
try and the governments of Nicaragua
and (‘oata Run.
The members of the cabinet wore
swurn in today in the cabinet rooln at
the \Vhilc House. The ceremony was
entirely informal. no one being prea-
ont oxcopi the president. chief justice
Fuller. who administered the oath. and
Sccrciary Corteiyou. ‘
. __.__,. _-.._...t._.,
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
quoted at lUl-‘u to 102. compared Wit.
It point. l-Olll‘ thousand Sharon of Bar
lington “l‘l'v quotcd at 13515. to Hit
Electric. Consolidated tins and rail
point to HA and Pennsylvania was not»
ably llllll. ChaugeaJu lhc gcncral no.
gains and losses.
alllyin‘: of Alt-lilnon‘ common and pi
Tl‘u. llouda were generally utou..y.
07'" and tho li'oferl‘llti 2%.
Enameled ‘I‘ ’ WA“. 81‘ NET. ll‘p. rm.--~llillilmorc
it Ohio and Sugar were mlvancml to
built. and 1.41% respectively. latter on
loulovlilo‘wao phoned to 06. with largo»
block» changing hands. Thom movn.
manta did not arouse much rosponoc
in the ucuurnl umrkel. which was dull
and barcly ulciidy.
YALE AWARDS.
N. ,Y.; Mason 'l'rowbrldge.;
today. the bill on the ealendar, snub.
ilphing the town court‘of mast; Horn
ford, created a atir Mr. King reported
for thus" may , ‘ a judiciary permit»
tips a anon-prof anal man to not, as
courts took ‘awuyl‘rrom bother; , Mr.
King acid that the committee agreed
with Mr. Tucker and did not wlah to
tnko'lsnue with the coax-to, but thought
Lyme Street Railway and granting two
‘
\\=' lid. S'l‘llllllli’l‘. ill: iii a. lll.~'-"l‘llt‘l‘l.‘
was notable stl'cnglh in tho railroads
and high priced specialties at thc open-
ing and Amalgamated Copper broke
sharply on a sale of lillllll shares. bcliig
coinparud with 148%. Sugar. General
first picl‘crred Wol‘v up from about u
worc narrow anti divided bold-curl
WALL S'l‘lthE'l‘, ll :i. In llrporln of
thc l'Ol'l‘lll conrcnfralotl buying of liur-
llmztou connecting the road with a pos-
sibic Northwestern deal alarmed the
short interest and they bccamc heavy.
lifting the stock 21.4 to abovc lilo. lin-
ipn Pat-ilk- was also boneilttcd iv; in
this connection and other \vcslcl‘il and
Pacific lsa’llt‘s 'wcre higher. Amalgam-
a‘tcd l‘oppcr luorcd orrallrally. rising
from loll/2 to 103%. and reacting Sharp-
ly. flood palms were made by some of
the custom llncs, particularly Balli-
Illorc and Ohio (trunnion and Preferred.
A lli‘ill’ attack on Sugar lowered it 2
points from the highcal. and there was
some weakness in the steel utoeks
. _ . which affected the entire market at ll
added that he would jn- glad to ”pimp, 'rm"..fiwe Coal lost 2 points.
\V:\l.i. o'runu'r; noon—Substantial
points l'ciulcctlvcly. checked the aoiilm!
clot-unm- and some of the prominent
mocks ralllt-d lo the boat. including
llurlluplon. Among the icon active
alocka. St. Ju- it: Grand Island firm
and second pl'cl‘orrcd. ‘i‘olc-lo. St. lion
in and \l’cafcru prcfcrrcd. 'l‘cxan Land
Trust. .l’eoria it Eastern. International
l’uiup prcfcrrcd and liliunlu ()clltra
advanced l to 2%. Loan Inland jump
rd ill/g; to 7K and Minneapolis. St. i'nu
«MW the committee 0" "mam llllil Bruit. Ste Marie prcforrcd that
place was the proper pulct
yo inquired ,howovor. w halhcr
, .llil. S lllvilt'l‘. l l. I .'~"l'i‘i llu'
lly cxl‘iectallou on the part W T l u H L
_ was quiotur and prices lowcr during
Ollty to d" llllylhlug .llllll‘l' the noon hour. l’onlluylvnllfd foil a
point. liurlini; lit. llclulwnrc a Ilml
aou 1%, (lonmllidatcd (inn 21,4 and
lions: island 2:. Route of llll‘ usually
promiucnt “tot-kn that were not very
””90”" amendment would acllvc lull below lil'll night. ‘l‘hcrc
“l worc rlliuu of 2’35. in Mobile to our
front. l'l‘l‘l!l|ll.i~l. iii; in Wheeling tilt lalkc
in“ to the inquiry of M“ Eric almond prcl‘crrtul and about t
point in Hocking Valicy profurrcd and
mutual, (inn; .lnut union} 1 o‘clock
American Buleltiuu butldenly lll‘OlllN‘i
NEW HAVEN, March ilw-Tlio final
itymnnntlc content. to deiermlno tho of Bridgeport—to issue bonds for the
award of the gymuautle'"?! and the construction of Yellow Mill Bridge
fronhluan mlmornls at Yale. resulted
in the buntowal of the former on Filli-
riduo Lyon Ellaaon. 1001. of Chester WM ‘
town, Md. and of the latter upon Loo- BRIDRBPORT C0. lNOMlPORATED.
polotlo do bola if Bobadllln. 1903. ii. 8. 11A
of llama, Oahu. A tempomy.;tenm of incorporation of flimflillimml and
to remnant Yule in tho coming Yole- matter coupon .' of Bridgeport, lulu
andobnie. to but.“ can lioohs‘fllfidoflllh e MM”! of auto.
, to ”may been about u lol-
loiro: Frank H.8inoarboaux.&1flvlu. lmvemontil. to do annual contracting,
co :
-;annrronn. March 64in the Ham
that in thc‘presout cane there was no
need of“ adverse action. It was passed.
The railroad committee reported fav‘
ornbly of the question extending the
time for the organization of the East
yearn to the Greenwich Tramway Com-
pany and giving it rights over new
streets. Both resolutions were passed.
The petition of Samuel E. Raymond
to‘be made slate auditor was presented
by Mr. i‘l‘oeiiian. of Hartford.
to secure licenses before beginning bus.
ineliu. Mr. King suited that the bill
would make the detection ac puhllc as
to defeat its object. it was rejected.
One of? the bicycle bilia providing
that all bicycles and rubber tired vehi-
cles iii use on linlightcd directs shall
allow lights was rejected.
surcabeforc it. Two bills relating to
theiNorwlch Street Railroad ware up ill
the House today. One granting the
road extension of lime wax rejected. as
Rouse chairman Walsh said that no it
was of udvcrae nature. and had not
been advertised. it was not. legally be-
fore the committee. it was rejected.
The same petitioner asking for exten-
sion of illicit of said road was given
leave to withdraw.
’l‘hc unfavorable report on the pro-
posed souvenir and history of the lieg-
islaturo which has heretofore been pub-
lished regularly by "Soilwnir" 'l‘ay-
lor. of ‘the House. was presented this
mornii g. When the apcakor called fill:
arcs and pays there was a loud churua
from Mr. Taylor's friends. The bill.
however. was rejected.
The committee on fisheries and game
rcportod uui‘uvornbly on urvcrul bills.
They were rcjccicd by the committee
as follows-
Concerning fishing in Ki‘lll lakoa bo~
iwccu December and April; concerning
fishing in North and South Special-lo
lakes. KI‘Ili: prohibiting uncaring of
ilah in any ptr ‘ or lake of tho state
brlwdcu May if; and December l.
The inlamvliig calendar matters were
paused this morning: House joint res-
olution vesting rights: to property of
school diuirlcls in Cornwall in the
town; joint resolution amending the
charter of tho llrisilol Water Company:
alnrudlng lllt- charter of tilt? borough
of Stafford Springs: incorporating the
Union (‘lub. of Preston: incorporating
the West End (.mb. of Norwich; int-or-
pnratim: the i” ll. Rico Company. of
Vl'atcrbury: increasing the capital
stock of the Naugaiuck Water (‘om-
pauy from 5100.000 to $200.000: furor-
poraiing the Colonial llinlulfacturiug
Company: amending tho charter of the
city of Dauburyuo that l‘fll'll assistant
ouizlucer shall rcccivc $200 a your lil-
stead of suit); aliiriitllnl: the charter of
the city of New Haven adding $000 to
the salaries of the Board of Relief for
this year; appointing William ll. (.‘ou—
iey. deputy judge of thc (‘ify Court of
Bridgcporl: amending the charter of
tho Aillericall Silk Manufacturing Cour
puny; authorizing the town of Merl-
dcu to blade (‘oldoprilig Hollie bonds
and funding bonds: permitting the
adoption of Kenneth Scott. a Water-
bury chlld; relating to the return of
tax lists in Not-walk; providing for a
frv-n library in Derby; incorporating ihr
Pacific ill-ill Eutalc Company. of Men
idcu.
The bill permitting the town. city
borough alid uchool districts to publluh
their notices of meetings in the publk
press as alternatives to posting on pub-
m-ipuats was rcportcd favorably and
act-opted. .
lluaac jnlnt ventilation uppollltilla
Harry E. Hack. judge. and .lamoa N.
'l‘uckcr deputy judge of tho 'l‘owu (“curl
of Klilluply \vcrcyncccptcd.
ll.\il'l‘ll‘(‘)ltl), March ll---’l'lic i-iounlc
today conlll'mvd lhc noinlnationn 01
lioorxc C. liryaul an judge amt (.tliarloa
in. Plan an dcpmy Judge of the city
court of Alluolllu: Churn-n Il‘. l-luuuor-
lord and ll. W. Hamilton judlzohnn
deputy indigo of the borough court 0.
Nnuguiucll; Lucian ilrown. city court
of Norwich. The regulation author-U.»
hit: the normal nchool dlalrlci of nor.
ford to Idaho bundu wan mun-lull.
Senator Illlrtoli. of tho railroad com-
mittee. reported favorably on the rat
elation extruding thu than for theeom
plotlon of the 'l'orrlngton and Windhoe-
tor Strcot Railway Company.
The. rcaohltlon concerning school
property In the town of Brooklyn wan
rccomiulllml to tho committee on «do
catlm.
The rcmllnllou appropriating 82,100
for office and roal oatalc cxponuou of
the Helllml fund department was pano-
ed.
The rcnolutlob plying further rights
to tho lilltsoWo Water I Light Lom‘
puny wan panned. .
'l‘ho instillation nlithorilllug the city
was laid, on the table on manual of
Senator Soeley.
rronh. March llw-A certificate
The corporation in «impaired to lay
number.iinwoll. Washi‘
51‘. Serum STYLES.
Nownnnnr. .
“fl LATE
m , ‘47 NORTH mm a
‘ exclreultar can, as,
LONDON, March ill-‘Jl‘he atonement
occasioned by last night's sconce in the
gloatuc out Clomaélonaflis and very evlv‘
. H. on .an w en lo bane mototnoon‘
prosecuting attornoy in that town, re— , _
fgrrlng- to tho reoehtydcelsion of “the today. in view of posoibilitiea of dis
Englishm- (it‘lurt ll enurfd A0 Windham
.. unty. . it“, . .r.‘o ‘ hoopla. de- - .» . .
uiurred- to the cdmlulttee's mm”. diat- ad and reinforced by resort on.
log that the legislation alionlt" u. i give
rights l0 ”"3 ““1”.” . whlelivsthe from“tho painful licence or last night."
He claimedvthat members had been
nuupeuded without proper plans being
taken to identify them and that their
removal had been accompanied by an-
iic was annulled,
NeW'DfessGoods. ‘
turbnncea. the whole police force \on‘
duty M M ‘Siephonn had been mobiliz-
Jobn Redmond speedily rose and
ruined a (location 0:, privilege arising
House’i'nruishing Department.
duo Violence.
said. that members were
who had actually gone to the lobby to
participate in the division.
The npeaker. interrupting.
out. that Mr. Redmond was not raining
a question of privilege but a point or
If he was properly informed of
any wrongful ounpunuion he, the speak-
er. woidd be glad to take atolls to roc~
Mr. Redmond subsequently tried
‘ . to more an adjournment and appealed
'llio judiciary committee reported’uu- to Mr. Balfour to 3th ti“) members an
favorably on the bill ordering datectlou opportunity for discussion.
Mr. Balfour. remarking that be pre-
sumed it wan
means for preventing a recurrence of
the scent-.3 of last night. promlueo to
consider what opportunity for dwells-
eion could be given.
The Miiljccf. was then dropped.
Messrs. .lordun, McGovern and Don-
'l‘he railroad committee begun today olan arc the niciiiberu who. it in claim-
lo report on the neverul hundred men. on. were wrongfully suspended.
it is' understood that Mr. Balfour
proposes to alter the House of Com»
to suspensions
making the punishment so severe an
to make a rcpclition of last night's
alzaluaf the authority of
cliair‘uiikely.
__.. or“ . s——_A
PORTO RICAN TROOPS.
order.
my
role. relating
Battalion Which Attracted so Much At.
tenilon in Washington Sails for Home.
NEW YORK. March li~—'i“li0 butal-
lion of Porto llicun troops. which at-
traeicd so much attention at Washing
ton on inauguration l)ay.'haa arrived
here or. a special train. and was put
aboard thc transport
will sail for Porto Rico this afternoon
The fill!" found the
than they werc accustomed to. and the
army ovoi'coata which had been issued
to them were of grout value.
ihcm had over worn on ovcrcoat be
t'orc, and \vllcll they lirat put them on
lllcy bad to be taught how to button
Many buttoned them
They ran about the
dccka oi the Sedgwiok with their capes
u'cr ll'cir heads and heavy gloves on
Major Aluiy. their com
lllllll'lui', said that the trip had been
one of great pleasure to them.
were recally interested in the strange
'Ol‘flll‘lllthUS and thought
lrarcllcd vcry
rionul capital wan to them a wonderful
Au they rounded the battcry on
he way from Jersey City. they met-
'0 pick out the thirty-slm'y building of
which thcy had heard. and looked in
.\0Illl“l' at the span of the Brooklyn
Through the trip only
man laconic ill.
Taylor & Golden, :E ””"”””i:
REAL ESTATE AND SE 3:6 MI" 3
INSURANCE. _ o "“ ::
meom STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 3E 9'ng“ 1i
0
74 Washington Street. 000.00.000.03 «”9”»..an
Scdgwlck. and
thoul properly.
the wrong way.
. ilciai aid when his eyes toll of its need.
FESTIVITIES COuTlNUED.
AillS'l‘l-llllliliil. March liw'l‘hc footi-
counoclion with
the Male entry of Queen Wilhelmina
hid the prince consort. were continued
All enormous crowd gathered
before the palace to listen to a choir
of two thousand voices scrcuading the
The latter stood on the
balcony, the queen barehcatk'd. bowing
ihcir ackuowlcdgcmoula in response to
the popular acclatuationa.
ENTERTAINMENTST '
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE souo WEEK, couuzucmu
MONDAY. MARCH 4.
CHESTER DE YONDE
\‘llll‘id yesterday
noncrn'rom: or PLAYS:
Mondoyw'ro the leeilcuo.
'l‘umulaym'l‘cn 'l‘on Door.
Wednendnywnovll'o Advocate.
Thunder-«The Christi
Friday—«Dr. Jokyl a
Saturday-m Night
on of iiawk‘n
't'uoadnywuueen‘a Defender.
Wednesday~slnn and Sinners.
'l‘hllrodaywit ilanoh Hero.
Frldnyu'ro be announced.
Saturday—Robinson Crusoe.
IVINlNO Phillis.
MATINIEI. dolly into
' 1
opt Monday. ‘ ‘
0 and 20 Conn.
unfair Tlelmlo Monday night pom-
tlvoly limited to 3 . ,
file at Hoyt
it a W
f.
r
2 G‘azelle‘Bliildlno. V
:WE ARE saownvo OUR ENTIRE NEW LINE or”
promo .nnnss oooosmnucy SILKS AND NEW amok-Icy
Goons. . ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND WEAVES. I .
. no rd
Yr
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 CROCKER‘Y. GLASS. WOOD AND TINWARE. AS A SPE-
CIAL INDUCEMENT TO HAVE YOU VISIT THIS DEPART-
MENT WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
I0 quart Hcav . Dish Pans, 19 CENTS.
large Round pliers, . 29 CENTS.
Tin Soup Ladies, ' 1 CENT.
'l‘ablc 'l‘tluiblers, 2 CENTS.
(iiass Table Sets, 4 pieces, ‘ 19 CENTS.
lantern Globes, 5 CENTS.
(liiass Vinegar Bottles, 10 CENTS.
Glass Night Lamps. 15 CENTS.
50-foot Cotton Clothes Lines. ' 10 CENTS.
(.ilass Lemonade Sets, 8 pieces. ' 50 CENTS.
Double Zinc W ash Boards. I x 5 CENTS.
Glass Hand Lamps. complete, l 15 CENTS.
TRISTRAM 6: HYATT, Norwalk, Ct.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
10' HOME 410!
2 o INVESTMENI 2 o
The Guaranteed Infercs! Bonds
said by the
Conn. General Life Ins. Co.,
of Hartford. can 6: purchased by small
annual installments.
A8301. UTELY SAFE.
BACKED BY MILLIONS.
in... " West Washington Street.
F. H. FIELD, Gent. Agt., _
WREZ‘SFZ'EE‘E Cash or Credit.
Is the man who best preserves those
faculties with which nature has endow- WM
ed him. He may hate to wear glances
alibi.bill“.l.‘in£“i.iih:‘ii.:i.‘3: Our Jamaal Clearina Sale has been the
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332i".3.33::an:i°3.l2:::h.l‘i:§li mo§t successful sale in the hisloul of our
filthr‘iii'gui“v° Sparta: busmes_s. We have sold a great mono
and... ' goods in every department. Some lines are
HOMGEE...§;..EOYT’ eniireill closed out. in our Cloak depart-
mm wmga “fulfill“: meal we have but vein few things to offer.
Why Ask Come in and look it over. If 1101! can find
your friends to go on your something lll DOlll' Slze, Dl'lCe Will be no I
bond? The Acton Indemnity ObjeCl.
('olupauy will assume all lia~
3:33;: “ We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
Jacob", La y", 11 broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
Residenmgem. which we are offering to the public for
TILEPHONE 187-6.
8 RAILROAD PLAGE. ' ‘ '
$5.95; former once of these suits was $10.
Fraud and Undue Influence Alto ed in .
.. offering for $10 and $12.
NEW YORK. March lie'l‘he clinical
has been begun before Surrogate c‘s" 0R CREDIT.
'l‘hoalae. Mina 'l‘ouucy died in March.
to charitable institiitldha. the bulk of ‘ccouurs OPINED WIT" EVERYBODY‘
the estate going to the domestic and .....,..._...-_..m....___wmm
mutant Episcopal Church. A large
number of lilplueoplli Church internal: . .
roecivod $5.000 ouch. .Bl. Clement‘s . .
Church. in this city. a large farm in . . I
California. and the convcutlon of the ,
will had been admitted to probate . m
when it was dlaoovored that the norm 29.3! W'st Wushio II Street.
will. Mrs. Sarah B. Rohror. the now
out rolntlve of tho, docedunt. on re-
lont the will. on tho mound that Misc
Tunney, who will over seventy years
mind. and that fraud and undue lnilu .
eneo were used Inducing her to dis:
CANDY Primamitlu t." 1-. 1214c Egg“ Loan Hamil. average 10 1b.,
, g M m . -.‘ m 1 o. “
dolomite“. 7’| . .
18'2” Fallmklml‘ltolurtlt’rll ‘ an n in n
cu.“ Pit.“ , Fruitful, lie ll Ii on n . a ll .
And all «out man. or money ro- , . .
' lul cm lie at 0 null--
. . a... . . “or m
an bodolllnoululdllui Woo
SOUTH NORWALK.
cou‘resr oven A WILL. All Of Olll $15 and $16 Slllls we am
over the will of Mary Beach 'i‘ouuoy
N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR GRID”.
I809. and bequeathed ovur 31.000.000
foreign mhsolonnry society of the Pro-
diocauu of New York. “0.000. The
not of kin had not been Informed of the. , '
delving calico. retained manual to con-
oid when she died. was of unoouna I 7' * - Ir .
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