in connection
on olhnuiuens of
honour. and it may
lold such afternoon
niedidtcly. Practically
ommittee hearings are
' ‘ only one or two un—
m tors remain. on the
These will be .put out
in week. and «there
on be: a straight away
for the conclusion of the
The committees have al.-
‘ ‘ lsreport-‘rapid‘lyand
5; no. b‘cditlposed of
Vii day'to’thc end of the
‘. now looks as it an ear~
might: be. expected; but
‘ several imat-tersiyhieh
‘ _ things ‘ considerably.
the Housc‘onthe Cou-
hi: Vestern and constitutidn
' stious are looked for,
let may take up several
'ne.- There are also other
, that there can now he
itc statement of when the
. likely to end. The last
taut bill to be reported is
lands of the tax commis—
It is the private incorpora-
tax bill, and it will. aim at
' "the gates of the state to
rporation's. There is a
g of the commission tomor~
fter which it will be possible
like definite statement regard»
n: terms of the proponed
re and when it will be re—
, o'the Finance Committee.
Tow York paperais conduct—
1 , scussion on the subject of
her a man can ail'ord to mar-
n‘ twenty dollars a week in-
It all depends on the worn-
ho naturally attends to most
20 Spending. There are lots
conic hereabouts who have
(i. brought up u family to he
. of, educated their children
“and even accumulated prop»
u even less than the income
0, to. And when you seek
be cause, in such instances.
will almost always find it in
wife and mother. it is her
ng, her work. and her econ—
thnt have enabled both ends
Seems likely that the many
hmmwho enjoy taking trolley
warm summer evenings. will
‘ this Season to visit Green-
vaell as Norwalk, says the
. d 'iTelegram. The new
anectiug Port Chester and
0rd in being rushed to com—
on and a few months will
oblysuflice to finish the work
‘perlnitlhe running of cars
be new line. Now, ii We
only haven line running up
or persons to ride out into the
ll y ‘irom Stamford in every
dt‘ many pleasant homes
tild-v'spring up along the ’lme’s.
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WHAT Woman Age oomo.
_ ,0 .wider ones.
It predicted that the high-band col-
lll‘huve to give way in the full to
cheipnny who wear them ul-
lain white madrna negligee
. bite in favorite with the men.
r’efiny wear they are buying shirt»
_. he fine French plotted honours.
merchantu are of tho opinion‘thn
» awnpmdto stay.
fflle ‘mull hown’ior hummer
but-wing will perhupn be
evidence. and mode of silk ox-
; tbe‘hottost weather. when
. Made of wnuhxmnterialn.
nil disc '0! the butwlng over
ily lg that It in more readily
the neck. .
all to his calling.” even Ill
, iltidlen' hats. Borneo! the
l. firmware»?
0300000
it? 050 my chance ’lvhen
1low at aim.
dznlhtvou are
a cut and
W
' to 'im' d
1900' we came -
mrlwew .
in: matters to come up for ,
.n'g Ridge. it would be possi- '
fee on, and it is altogether like- .
ngyariety. The way ha being .
O and the flowers bloom up nwcutiy nu
. honor, toasted Consulllylngton no f'ille
. glues of boiled Waterman Luke llnw-
. . Y. _ _ ,
. health» and attend tenet to the crew
. lasting ‘51
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' LINER? GOODS, choosing yoin hill:
‘ p . ‘ SPECIALS: _
so dozen Flower Sprayc. 25 Cént§,,worth 50 Cents.
42 dozcn'ililomr Sprays. 48 Centnpworth $1.00.
60 002011 Flower Sprays. 75 Gems, worth $1.50. ,
100 dozenAesortcd Spraysxand Bunch Flowers, from 75 Cents
to $3.00.
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new in sun,
$8.00, purchases. ' ~
m‘ost' exquisite creations-~ etc that
are ,brimt’ul or atyiennd go 0 taste“
that have been shown in H 'ti’ord this
spring are the work of memo-Hartford
men, too. ' v
. This'ls how a men might dress who
wished to follow the very distinct
black-und-whlte style: First of all a
plain block suit. of cheviot or serge.
than which there is nothing more be-
coming to most men, a black tin or per»
build a black~andwhite one. a white
shirt with tiny black stripes, black
shoes and black stocking embroidered
with white. Gloves of course would be.
the rogulntlon tau. so will the boil
when 31 little later the nogligee shirt in
donned. ’
If you want your sons to be well-
dressed men when they are grown.
teach them how to groom themselves
now. ‘And there In no better way
than by example. A boy naturally
looks to lllninthcr for matters of
dress. because ho Wants to look like a
mun. too, and it you are careful about
your person, the mother of those boys
has not. only to instruct them. but the
diillcult luck of overcoming the feel-
ing of “Why should i if [other
doesn't?"
SPOKES FROM THE AD. WHEEL.
..-. Don‘t crowd your adswglve them
air—don't choke them-4t takes nwuy
their power.
A twalve inch ud‘. set in noupnriell
solid. taken moreI room when not in
brovier, the sninllest type. we use. lie»
member this when clipping ndvertico-
meuts from other publications.
A correspondent to Printers' Ink
wrote: "Every firm should have one
head. one ‘ull in all,’ who nilould have
the any so about all matters pertuln~
ing to advertising. Too many say
so‘s ruin the best udvertlsing that can
be prepared."
“Puffs of wind help the. sails; pulls
of goods the sales."
Judge the cost of advertising space
by the returns it lu'lngh»~»thhl'n luir.
Consult our ad. mark-willingly will
he. assist you in your ndvértislng
troubles.
The time. to advertise in nil the time.
Because in mun has up article is no
sign be will not wnnt another—dice}:
at him with your udvcrtiging—it will
my. "’ .
(live your ad. breathing room—don‘t
be afraid of white cpnee. . ' N .
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in thé town clerk’s
office:
Alfred Q. Elgnr to Eleanor S. Inuu.‘
wife of George B. Linn. of Stumi’ord,‘
land and building in Wilton null Nor-4
wnlk; consideration, $5.000.
Cordelia. D. Bunch-y to Edward A.
l'uttinon. of Troy, N. Y.. twentyone
acres of land in Winnlpnuk, $2.000.
Jesse W. Buttereou to William A.
Grilliu, land and buildings in Iowndcu
uvenuc, consideration not mentioned.
EWurd 'i‘. Benedict ami’wrre to Elihu
Rising. of Porchcstcr, fifteen acres or
bind in West Norwnlk. $1.000.
Ann ll‘oote to Eber R. Foote, house
and lot in ~Wurd street.
Clnrn A. Jackson to John Ilowkor.
sixteen acres of bind. with buildings
in West Norwnlk.‘ consideration, $2,000.
Agnes Redmun to George Sherwood.
‘ln’nd and buildings in Maple uvounc.
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OONBUL BYlNGTON.
United stem Codsdlfi‘A. H. Ellington.
accompanied by Mrs. Bylngtou. nrrlvnd
at hits. home in Norwalk. last week.
from his post in anleii. Itnly. to attend
tho-wedding of bin grunddnugbter, Minn
Grace Bylngton. Conuul llylngton In
dcncribed on appearing in emollient
heulth and npiritn. which In not in the
least. surprising to thccc who know that
be long ago discovered the perennial
blunt. and notwithstanding hie seventy-
Ilvo years ‘fweuru the rose of‘yonth up-
on him.” B nature it philosopher. rind
by tempera out an optimint. he does
not walk amid the darkening shadows
that cant their nombre gloom othwlirl
lite'n pathway on the downward clone.
Nnry u darkening nhude. Both sides of
forty are the sunny side. rind he‘s still
on the shiny side or a hundred. whether
or no. null .for him the rum Smili’lii mt
(brightly, and the births hinge us gully,
they uiwnyn have and always will on
long no the man in young. Admiral
Dewey. on his: ivay‘home from his, fields
of glory in the Philippines. shoppednt
Napier, nud nth publicbnuqnet in his
youngest men of, hill one,” or. some».
thing like that.’ ll‘ollowlng distinguish-
rd precedent, we‘irdlue our brimming
run. (with‘tii ..
erobennlt thorough-
ly cooked
rder'btg'tlie board of
life. and .01
our hinwdchn ii
Mind Jolly it!
4 3‘ hill
90 dozen ‘Black Chiffon Hats. $1.74. worth $3.00. ‘
3,000 Beautiful Trimmed Hats. from 51.59 to $20.00.
Low 8. 00..
A ‘ BHIDBEPlllll.
i We pay your-iareoue way on .$5 purchases; both ways on,
"305m A
' Among Filipinos." by Albert Sonnleh-
Sediment; l?
‘ iiilinery.’l‘ohbe‘id this, shite,"
e
uneasy task. “
cm nun nu
SOUTH' NOBWALK. CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100.000.00
Otherl’raflts. 525.000.00
Jenn II. rentals: President.
noon n. lured. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swarm
John H. Light E.’ H. Mathewnon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Maryln.
Aooounii ”Showed.
mat—tun.» .
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NEW BOOKS OF‘THE MONTH
Sixty Added to the List in the Nor-
walk Library.
There. are sixty books in the month's
list at the Norwnik Library. and among
them some of peculiar interest. The
booku for lovers of out of doors are
numerous. and among them are some
which will be eagerly rend. Mnrgnrct
Morley‘s “Wasps and Their Ways."
Mrn. Creevey‘n "Flowers of the Field.
Hill and Swamp." Lnnge's “Our Native
Birds: how to protect them und nitrnct
them to our Homes.” Bailey's "Princi-
variety. of ipitchers no.»
Erwin. _.
U" ‘ is.
za‘rh century.“
The FirSt of our Gleanlic Spring Stiles.
began Salurdau. and will continue
for the balance of the week.
A Large Stock of Goods and continued bad weather make us
offer-"Extraordinary Inducements to keep our sales ahead of last
year; and rather than wait till the end of the season we give you
First of the Season Goods at Last of the Season Prices, and in
‘ many cases less; now this maens a saving of from 25 to 33 per
cent. to purchasers. We mean to keep this Store a busy Store at
all times. Our selling“ prices indicate our buying power. “We Sell
soils to sell again.” We offer the greatest array of Seasonable
" Goods at Cut Prices ever offered before. We couldn't do better, nei?
that could you." Our Story is short; our Prices are Shorter. Look
over the following prices carefully and note the money you can
save by coming in during this timely sale.
[6112 Century.
niill‘Illll‘iOllulll
new Ilium
incorporated 1001.
FRANK LIERRIS; President.
profitable to purchase.
CHARLES E. “0“. Treasurer.
PRESENT LOCATION,
First National Bank Building.
24 WASHINGTON STREET.
TRUSTEEd‘: :1 . .
Frank A. Ferris ‘lksa'B. woodward
Thou. I. Raymond Edwin 0. Keeler
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith
Theo. S. Lowndes Winthrop H. Perry‘
Richard H: Golden. i
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BANKING BUSINESS OF ALL’
KINDS. .
Deposits. Discounts. Collections.
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pics of Vegetable Gardening.“ and Gur-
reit P. Service‘s “Pleasures of the Tel-
escope." together with all Mrs. Olive
'l‘horue Miller's books which wore not
already in the library are here, with
many others. .
For the lovers of games, Foster‘s:i
Complete Hoyle und Foster's Bridgel
Mnnuul have been added. '
The two most. imporluut books in bk
ogruphy are the "Love Letters of l3iu~
march," and Booker Wusbingtou's “Up
From Slavery." both of which are ns_
entertaining no any novel could possi-‘
bly be. and u great deal more culerlnlu-
lug than most of the novels of todny.
Under trove]. "'l‘en Months :1 Captive
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son. a young fellow of twentyuine, who
tells of. his experience with the most
engaging freedom from bitterness.
given the best picture of the Filipinos
und their attitude townrdu Americana
which has been published. This In till
the more anuuble blll'lltlst‘ there is no
didactic purpose in the book. and no
nppurent prejudice.
There are eight titles under history.
the most notable, perlmpu. being the
“Story oi" the Cowboy.“ “Story of the
Mine." "Story of the Ruilroad.” in the
Story of the West. Series. and the "ile~
murkable History of the Hudson Buy
Company." and “Mcimughlln and Old
Oregon; :1 Chronicle."
In juveniles we ilnd an Important ud-
ditiou to the Story of the. Nntlonu ner-
leo in the “Colonies." by Helen Ainslie
Smith. who is the daughter of one of
our townswomcu. John iinrrough's new
book. “Snub-rein." nnd “ilird World, at
liird Book for Children." which is writ-
ten by J. Ii. Stlekney, und bun churne-
terintic and lovely lllnutrntlonn by 80'
ton-Thompson.
In fiction there are new volumes by
Mru. Burr. "Sonic of l’uunnge." C. 'I‘.
llrndy; “When [linden are out and
Love's Aileld:" Alien Brown. "Klug'n
End,” 0. capital New England» story;
Chauncey ilotchkinu. “Betsy Row"
Churlcn King. “In Spiro of Poem" A.
W. Mnrchmout, “In the Name. of u
Womnnz" Edith Wharton. ”Crmdnl I nu
ntuuccc‘." and n number of othern. lint
the fiction never-l needs ndvcrtinlng.
PlANOliA CONCERT.
W
Many People Out Saturday Night at ‘ " "
W. 3. Sturtevant'u.
'l‘he muaic loving public were out In
great force. Saturday evening. to, door
the plunolu concert ul. W. S. illumi-
vnnt’s store. Beside the full program
or eight numbern there were 0 number
or extrn nelectiond given by rcqueut.
'i‘lw npuclouu piano department wuu
tuntlly decorated with hunting and
palms. and the. 160 00an prepared (or
the nests were’nll taken long before
tho min- of starting. Many were com-
pelled to stand in the adjoining room
linden the staircase lending to the 000»
end doorwlimmr will: one]: u crowd
seen. in the More hetero. The concert
ween 01100088 from every standpoint.
'i‘lte delighttul mimic produced by the
wdndertul pinnnlo. was truly marveloun
and was thoroughly appreciated by ~
thoucmho were fortunate to be there
roleseor JericA ,, l
dentc‘orch on wtlbehmrdi t-
SAVINGS BANK ‘ DEPART-
MENT.
Deposits Received on Interest.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF‘ALL limos.
Authorized by Its charter. with its cap.
Ital as security, to act as
EXLCUTOR.
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN.
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
Accoiiifis Ann
TRUSTS on ALL KINDS
soucnno. .
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 a. m.. and 1 to a p. m.. and also
6 i0 8 p. m.. Saturday evenings, for
Savings Department.
I ACTED SUSPICIOUSLY.
Flnkelsline B‘ecame Excited when In-
terview with President was Refused.
\VASl-liNil’l‘ON. April
li‘lllktlliitllltl, n well-drouuod man. about
thirty-four yours old. who says
homo is in Cleveland, Ohio. In locked
up at police stnllun here on suspicion
of being lnnune. Ii‘iukulntlnc went. L0
the vicinity of the White Hound yon-
tnrduy, out] said he wnptolbtp nob tho
prd’nldcnt ion urnaut, prlyute unwilling,
lic. b‘ecttme ruthe‘r (united ..wued re-
tuned ndmlnniou. ' ‘
SALT LAKE. than. April fill-"ltlurry
ll‘iukolnllnc. or Hurry Stone. nn ho wnn
gonorully known. ,who wan urrontcd in
Wnuhlugton yuulol'dlly i‘or cruntin n
dlnturliuneo lit the White House, in an
krinwu bore. bin luothuitbclugmdnnl-
dent of this city. All it result or dirtie-
oldent which oecurrml nomo yourn ’ go
lv‘lliltcliltli‘lo bus at tilncu Whitman by
irrenpmwlble. Whiln in cumin 1th
your. be. .bcenmu ylolnutiy. $9000.9th
ntteunitcd to kill two or three men. Mo
(1.. ,
reports to
torln. under lint oi? April
lows: "Kltchencrln lightln . ocoutc.
nndur tlrcninll, have corn 9 d' . and
ruptured Vnn Itnndburg'n‘ in at
Cilpdnm. northnl. ‘ldthre‘g'ur 'u
Boom l. ekllle nud‘tlri
d , fill
m _
illiy-ncveil‘rbtli‘rbll
liver». nod.“ ‘
. oenav «ewe 0030.80. our.
DERBY. April mw'l‘hcoliico
term mum «mm ,
' b, ow ,.
' will
and
:t‘
2il-l~inrry '
his .»
‘ no
, mind when" the lmtnmcutnrydoenment
-. won executed. ,fl‘ho prononcntn oi the
. would algu’ it... »
Reduced.
best Butter sold in this town.
You want the “Rosa" ('relu
Lunch Milk t‘mckcr, 100., 3 lbs
‘for 25C.
3 cans Wayne (flu. Sugar t'orn
for 25C.
iiaucy Carolina ilt‘iill Rice. roe.
lb.
I
ymo
Our Celebrated Bridgewatt r Creamery Butter. reduced in price to
7 valves ticnncl‘ Soup, 25c.
California l‘runcs from 5;, 1‘...
to 20c. lb.
i'nlii’ornin lx‘ipc (Hires.
Pickled Limes.
llllylcr's t'ocoll .‘lllll tillm‘ulnic
Spinach. l.cllucc. Sweet l’nlulocs.‘
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Maud
$4.40 per bbl.
2650.11).
2201b
210 lb.
.250- _
.250.
A Beauntul Box of‘Déland a co
Groceries.
Donovan 'Bilil‘aln’g.‘ "
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courasr Willi! 'iiovr's WILL.
NEW YORK; “April '29m’l‘he content
over the will of Chnrlen tinln How. the
pluyxvrlglrt,1svun commenced lodny. be—
dore SnrrogntoflyitzgorllId. Severnl 0t
’lrloyt'n com-dud) including Mrn. Mury ill.
Green. of Concord. N. le.. Joseph B.
Hoyt, of uNBhuu. N. 1L. and Kate iiule.
of Benton. “lire” the conteutnntn. All
lilo tin. stunner... were... out 1. oil by. hie
wll .1 ammonia .lnharlb‘iulce In hilnpslult‘e
by .t to, .0 ow n . rovnonszl ‘; hum -
iu‘gf this, fimyiwilii’nl thoiprcaant time.
i huve no rolntlvec neuter tllnn eonninu
to he considered..in the, rind my conninu
and distant rellililvoll how» myor uhcwn
by any not any (i for lily‘il'leurlnllip
d 1 here delimddiit
lit with fair doulingud'd
liipoue' of my property to
tiring my lilo. have been
nupuuionn and well wliih-
itch chgiritli‘
ll“
. . i‘fllf '
that unilloléttt - . j j
till all tofthhgtentu
umi nilh’ounliqd t .
Mr. lioyi. win It tea d <
8. Duruni. 0 law clerk. W. w.
ulterli'.‘ trcuhilrer oil the Garrick Them
0'. nubsnribing witnernen to Mr. Hoyt'n
ill.“ inclined that he win-l of sound
iingornld ruled
. . been offer»
eeidence
will then rcutdd incidence. Counsel
had no cone to offer. nnd Surrogate
Fitzgerald told counsel for. the pro—
‘ pmitmlli to draw upu decree inlnlltting
the will to probate. and be mild be
.m '
' ‘ti'jwwerful actress."
{the in not her own
We just received another car load of
This ‘Plour’ needs no lntroducilon in The Norwalks.
a first class reputation. Try a barrel and we guarantee it to make better bread an
loaves than any other Flour in existence.
for the ‘eontentnntn then announced bu.
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£06
SPECIAL FOR SA TURDA Y.
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A. F. BECKMAN &. 00.. Successors.
Prompt Delivery.
FREE
GAS»
Cooling Demonstrations
W WlLLl‘iBE QlVEN AT ‘
The“ I‘Alhenaeum,
16 Wall at..;,N0rquk.
APRIL 29th to MAY “ill.
2:30 o. m.
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Iglflllilfi of The Norwnlkn are
i cordially invited to ntlondfl
Conn. Rainy
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Our Famous Maud S. Flour, to be dis
It has been on sale here for
' trnnnporl.
THE HIGHEST£:A§VI;S tore
We offer goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
25c. lb. The sweetest and
New l'ulutocs. lx’udisllcs. i’iuc
.‘ipples.
[flower and (Illrden Seeds.
llenrllslcy Snmkell lit‘(‘i. Shred-
dcd L‘odlisll. Hour-less Herring
illlil lith‘llll.
ilrnng'cs. l..t‘ll]l)ll>'. Bananas.
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
that. E. Slyntllpieading Grocer. 33 Willi Washington Street
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Flour
posed of at a very low price.
the past fifteen years, and has
d turn out from 20 to 25 more
Glance your eyes over a few of our many bargains for this week:
Maud S Flour. best in the world.
Venl Best Elgln CreameruBuller.
‘ Lilchlield County Print Butler.
Meadow Brook Print Butler.
Three Cans Magnolia Milk.
Seven Pounds California Prunes.
550 per bag
250 lb
220 lb
210 lb
250
25c
pany's Toilet Soap will be given FREE to all purchasers of $1 worth of
New York Grocery (30.,
south Nor-wa
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
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l)inl.rict of Norwulk, 1-13..
Court. April 27, 1001.
illntnto ol' Chcntor i<‘. 'i‘ollcs, into of
Norwnlk, in cold district doceuned.
Whercnn. written application bun
been mildu to thin court praying for
rencoun therein not forth. for on order
ol‘ unit- of certain reui estate of unlit
(incensed. which in fully dcucrlbnd in
cold nppllcnllon.
Ordered. 'l‘lmt chill implication bo
lmnrd and dutcrmlnlnl ill. the Probate
(lined in Norwalk. on tho (lib dny oil
Mny. 1001. iii 2 o'clock lil'uirnoon; our!
tbut public notice thereof in) given to
oil puruonu intercntbd therein by pub.
llnhlm; this order in u unwupupcr hav-
ing it clrculntiodln nnid District. uh
local live duyu before uuid tiny of heur-
lug. .
HENRY W. GREGORY.
nilll it Judge.
i’robnto
STEAMER new YORK-“GOING”.
stow
NEW YORK. April Bil—«Thu Alidnllu
lbw nlcumm' Mlnnchulnu
which urn-lend today from London. rc-
poltu [but on April 25, ct 9:30 In the
evening in let. 44.46; ion. 44.50. Bill)
unused the Amerienn Line ntonmcr
New York. from Southampton and
Gliurbourg. for Now York. going tit r0»
dnccd npm'd. (luptnln lloblnnon. of tho
Mlnuclulbu. NWB the New York won
tiltlilllllilk at the ruin of fourteen knot»
nnd nhmlld nrrlvn
'ifnominy.
born about, noon
VISCOUNT HARRINGTON DEAD. ‘
LONDON, April ”whores; Earring
ton. eighth Viscount. ' Eddington-1 and
Heron slinky, died «teddy , or
B ‘ It win her
Norwalk Chronicler