. .locucoion in the House over
naturanatcr-bury Permit-
Vlsouo $200,000 Bonds for
Floating ludobtodncac.
in 01111, May l-—'|‘he 11111 re-
m; With amendment the present
'rcxurd to severe sentences for
11 criminals convicted a thhd
he'eame offense,w was rejected.
lug saying that the principles of
l‘ cold be. incorporafed in an
bi
luminote sentence which
‘ he offered later
ill authorizing Waterbury to:
nose fund when consolidation of
n and city is effected. was pass-
lncorporating the '4
0h mpresaed Air Company was.
" l
Paarnc, of the lucoiporatloni
lites. said that the only question;
mg the 195011111011 was cl
.01? tax which the city claimed!
lib use of the streets. as it was the
lines» that a tax of this kind had‘
laid. it. seemed to the committce‘
us per cent on the gross receipts
,s 111111110111. ' l
he bill increasing the salary of that
etary oil the iMite Board of Health:
2, 000 111111 1111311611
11] providing that intestate cs- 1
3111111 be distributed among par- i
tend of brothers and sisters as}
W the case was token 111) by Mr. l
g,,who stated that the ludlciatyl
. mlttee wished the opinion of the
.38 on the question.
1'. Hubbard of bitchtield. of the .111-
pry Cummlttee. did not agree with
e ommittees report. He said that
us the bill would put ConnecticutI
' l o with twenty- tive othei states. 1
hat the probate judges of the
‘ Wore unanimously in favor of it.1
Tillinghast, of Plainvillc. sup-l
Hamil/11211011111111).
lie measure was 1e1ommltted and
reconsidered.
Mrw P1att wanted it recommitted.
Curtis. 01’ Stamford was opposed
0 measure stating that it was too
loal a change to rush through so
1y, Mr. Hemingwm took the same
bind. Mr. 'l‘illlnghast again spoke at
ngth.
Mr Banks of Fairfield said that as
1 ill was not in proper form it
to be recommitted to the Judi-
cry Committee. Mr. Donovan oppos—
e measure.
1". Pcarne wanted the report l'c-jcct—
because the American' Bar Associn~
tullcal a change as had been sug—
ted. The proposed law affected on-
a small number of (1.3588 1111111 cases
the death 01 a child with 111'opeIty.
had patents living and who did
(it leave a will
er further discussion Mr. Whittle-
, ol' Dunbury. asked to buys the mat-
passed an important
time law bill todav 111 tbc. measur-L'
3200000 to take 11p floating ln~~ ' '
21115 left side. in the place where the
Wanted it and because it was 11011
rry 1111.11.11 free. “
The 11 ,i permitting the town of (11'0-
ton to 11111111 11 street railway was re- tancy which the. market diwpiayod at
. requiring street railway
compan‘ to tile maps of their line"
was 11111111111. establishing a system or
11031 aphlcal maps for the state.
flowing bills were passed:
it 1 . in rcial:
way; . c 11) sting the 011101130
N01 wich Street Railway Uh pony.
'l‘ho eight-hour labor bill was reject-
1-11 and also i 1111 that
legal votera
plownéht on a .
alto" Waramatzh
should bcastabiished Lost almost an.
animously. Senator Cooperioi‘t'ercd an
amendment, cutting the license leg
Passed ‘
At Senator Sloper‘s request. the bill
was then laid on the table. as he
thought btut the bill would make. a
grout deal of trouble and much ex-
11611150
.—
GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE.
w
Last Day of Prosecution in Eastman
3, Trial.
(AMBRIDGE Mass. May lwWhat
lwus believed to be the last day of tho
gorciumont testimony in the East
man 111111'dor trial. began this morning
with Professor Wood. of the Harvard
Mcdn .1l School on the stand. When
1.111- llllil closed inst nigh. Pr'nfcasm
1\ 0011 had statcd that he found traces
of tin in the bullet alleged to have
caused Grogan‘s death Today he said
that. Dr. Swan, the medical examlncr.
gave him a number of fragments said
to have come from the vertehrnp 01
the deceased. An analysis showed
that some of thesc contained 1111.
When asked if he cousldcrcd it pos-
sible for 11 man with a pistol in his
rlaha hand to make 11 bullct hole on
111110 111 Eastman s trousers and draw-
111's was found Professor Wood says
that he could not do it. He said he
thought it might be. possible to make
such a hole with then istol in the loft.
band,
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD.
The full in the frcsbct in the Conner»
tlcut River was taken advantage of by
thc shad fishermen Sunday night and
Monday. and catches of appreciably
largo numbcrs for the. early fishing
arc reported. Benjamin Clark. of Say-
brook. who has 11 new power boat. toou
twcnty line fish in three drifts with his
drug nct. Elmer Clark and Richard
Stokes. of Lyme. fishing togethcr. wok
nineteen shad. Several fish were also
caught in the pounds west of the Say-
brook brcakwatcr.
’l‘hc fish that were takcn Sunday
night. and Monday were of good size.
running 11p to six pounds in wolght. 11
is prcdictcd that the catch this your
will cxcecd that of last and will ap-
proach that of tho old-limo fishing.
LAKE lN TAYLOR AVENUE.
‘14'11vidlng that foi two years 111101 1111-
1.01' have. in his puss-1011131011 to sell
ny‘l‘ufiled grouse. 111119.11 par'tlidgc
“all or w001lco1-k.l-‘01 1111111 ol‘l‘cnsc
line of $60 or imprisonment of thirty
01-1101 both is 01".detcd 'l‘bo bill clc
e: some discussion. but was passed
The automobile spced limit bill
93,th some debate in the House lust
fibre adjournment when 11 was cul
ed up by M1. Freeman Mr Calklus‘
r 011.111 against twclve mites tor clt'.
fifteen for the country and offered
it mondmcnt providing that any
0 rahall stop if a horse appears
ened. Passed.
oil, of New London. wanted
miles in cities instead of twelve
atklna. of Manchestm, wanted
, ty miles 1111 110111 111 the country.
M. Scorillc of Sallshmy argued for
poo 11111111111111 to that of Massachu
nd New York. lie was support-
"he House whi1h packed the
Senate Proceedlngc.
.4 B'i‘li‘ORl) May 1 -'1‘1111 Senate 1111
d Senator Landon 1th morninlt
ember of the Committee on con-
moi. ‘ ill and senatorial redistricting
ill iopcallng the 111w authoriz-
lla' age of the 5111.110 persons shall}
Mr. Editor: i noticed in yesterday".
Scutlncl a communication from ’l‘nx
ll’aycr. relative to Taylor avenue. and
ii wish thc commissioners would 111(-
101111 their trip north as far as the lion-
111-1111'111 ’l‘u11.1plkc and inspect the
.ldigc pond at thc 111tc|scttio11 of 'l 11y
.1111 ll\'\lllll‘. ’l‘belc arc 11 good mum
childrcn in this \lcinity, and if any of
, tbcln should be drowned in this inland
lnk'c‘, who would be responsible?
Would it not 111- a gnod plan f01 the
11611111115111.1111. to have a horse and
carriage. so that they could rldc
around oucc in 1:1 while and look at our
atrcctn? CITIZEN.
SECOND STATE CONVENTION OF
MACCABEES.
'l‘hc second state convention of tho
Knlkbta of tho Maccabees of the World
will be bold in Hartford. 1hnraduy and
Friday. June 11 and 7. 0n the evening of
June 15 11 public roceptlon will be ton-
dcrod (loorgc .i. Sieglc. supreme roc-
111'1l-k11iepcr of thc Knights of Macon-
bcca. 111111 Mrs. Lillian Holllstor. nu-
promc commandcr of tho Ladies of the
Mitocnbuca. at the Auditorium.
RECRUlTlNG STATION OPENED.
for tho llnltod btatca army has boon
upcncd at. the Warwick Hotcl. 111 North
Main strnct. There are two
present from Fort Sohuylcr.
WWW
IUUENTIN SALES SURRENDERS.
WASHINGTON, Mny l»--'l‘hc Wat
following cablogrum from General Mac-
Arthur at Manila:
opposition that island ended."
PATRICK CABQE POBTPON ED.
NEW! YORK. May law—Albert '1‘. Pat
rick $11111 to have boon arraigned today,
to pfliad to the charge '01 murdor of
William Marsh lllcc. but at. 1.110111111111111
of his council the arraignment was
poatponod.
STEEL STOCK LISTED 1N LONDON.
NEW YORK May ten privttt‘c' talc-
gram from London says application has
been made to tho 11111111011 Stock llix-
change to 11111 $800 1100. 000 or 111111111
States 111001 corporation, common 11
preferred stock on the London alx
- last night (in tho transfer of 6,000
1"”l‘dl1nesscu Coal showed losses of 1%
‘ trunk 1111011, Northern Pacific and some
.‘ .0111: of the “mom which wait 1311c
thcr accentuated by a gold cognac
1 Town as
, oeuscd.
1‘ ily ilvc points to 128. New York (You
A recruiting station for voluntoors
oiilcora
llcpnrtmcnt rccoivcd this morning the
"Quentin Salas our "
rendered lloilo. April 21. All organized
. 1
were opening at a spread of
Western and 11111011 P14101111: at extreme
. 4 4
11131-11110 International Power alone our.
1111 gains of 1% to 2 Moxictm Control
sold 11125-111 to 28, compared with 25%
and A
ll r1111
l”. south . ll
11 1 11111111 afterwards to
1’0 111111111. 111'. Paul and
to 1%- y.
WALL STREEI‘. ii a. 1n.-~'l‘h1-' hcal
the offset disturbed 11111111111111 some
what and t'hcie was a... cucrc. 111 1 to
close out long accounts 11 the railroads
under which prices dropped from i to
:1 points. The Ambitions. Coolers.
Gltfi ware 11101111110111 in the
. ”11110000 Colorado 1011111
brain; 4%. Union Pacific showed not-
able strength 11111131111111 Thelmit
cd States Steel stocka broke nearly 21
point under last night. but. met good
support later
volume for the first. hour. and there.
Were lcss violent vibrations in’ prices
it ocloclt prices rallied
,trongly in spots, hut tho general mar.
“or: was very feverish"
1 WALL STREET. 1 111 all w'l‘ho fever
15b and erratic change of tho market
discouraged trading. but b'uyim; recom-
rticm'ed after the wild fluctuations bud
Union Pacific recover 111i stead-
trnl 4.81. Paul 31/... the Southern Rail
wax stocks and Louisville from 2% to
.1 111111 Alchieon 21/4,. illinols Central
rose 6% and the Wabash stocks got.
more. than a point over last night.
WALL STREET. 2 p. n1.-'l‘l1e bull
speculation in stocks broke out with
rcncwcd vigor in the latc afternoon.
but the important advances were large-
ly confined to storks which had not
been moved much earlier in the day.
The list. included Lacknwanna. Hock-
ing anlcy. Rubbcr Goods. People's
Gas, Glucose Sugar. Wabash prcforrwl.
the Ontario & \11'01111-1'1111. Readings.
New York Central. Leather and Balti-
more. 1% ’(lhio and they lmprovcd ‘2. to 11
points. i'nion Pacific got up to 12914;.
but other standard storhs moved nar-
much stock was encountered on a rise.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over prlvnte Wire 01' m. A
Rohme. commission broker. Swartz 11
Corbrtt'a block. South Norwalk:
()pon lllch Low 11:10
"111111 12 11111
inaction also in Atohison, Ontario it
Business while large .
“did not reach yesterday's 0110111101111
rowly and were inclincd to go off whou'
, 1.0113133} TAILORB,
47 North Main Street, Corner Ann.
1:. '1‘ 12001113011
" ‘ 32 North Main St
Purim.
PAPER 1111110311.
05001111 run.
A very 1111c tssortment of
papers and moulding Full
line. Supplies and rea..v~1uixed
111111113.
‘VALES exn1s1r r011 BUFFALO
w...”
Borporatlon Decides to Send Bpecl-
‘ menu 1.1 Paqucrican Exposition.
The Yale corporation has voted to
send an exhibit to the Pan American
Exposition at Buffalo. Definite arrange-
mount an sending the unlverelty ex
hibit have not been made. but it has
been decided that. it wilLbe either the
wholo or a part; of the exhibit Yale
sent to the Paris Exposition. This was
11011111110. Pouliody Museum. and was
propared by the curator of the mu-
scum. Profoasor Charles E. Beecher. 1.
consisted of pictures and teaching
models of work and exhibits from the
Pcahody Museum. ’l‘ho pictures buvc
boon aent‘buck and are now in the reli-
‘body Museum. ‘i‘hc models have not
ynt been returned but are expected 111 11
short time. Professor Beecher has
written to thc directors of the Pan-
Amurloan Exposition. asking tncm
what allowance for space can be as
signed Yale. 110 is awaiting a roeponsc
bcfot‘o bc 1111111119 a definite selection of
thocxbihlt tor llun'nlo.
ATCHISON DlVlDEND.
NEW YORK, May 1- Thu directors
of 1.1111 AlililROll. 'l'optilln 1V; Shula li'o
Railway dcclnrcd a divldnnd of 11/3..- par
cent. on tho common stock today. The
dividend is payablc June 18. it is sup-
posed that this is a semi-annual divi-
dcnd. making the rate on the stuck 3
our cool.
Am. (3111.011. 28 2831.. 3:1
Am. 8. R. (10.. 1'17 147% 146%
Am. Tab. 00.. 128%» 128% 128
Atchison. 711 70111, 7:1
Atchlson. pfd.. 103% 1011 101%;
Halt. & Ohio. 101 10111.“. 103
Bkyu. R. 'l‘.. 116% 87 861/.
(‘un. South . Till-.1
(then. & Ohio. ~19
Chi. & N. 111.2101,
(‘111. B. 11’: Q. 1911
0.111.111 St. P.. 170%,,
Chi. R.l. 111 1’.. 111411..
(Z.(‘.C. & 81.1... 8510
ll. & H. (‘an.. 1110
Rod. St. Md. 1111 till-‘14
(1011. El. (‘11.. 23] Bill
1.1111. 11’: Nash. 101W, 1111/1.
N012 S1 West. 63% 134% 233% 111le
Man. (10111101.. 1211113 129 1281,11 129
Mctropoiltan. 17311,. 174%. 173 173%
M. K. 12' 'l‘. pfd.. 0131/, 1.110,
Miss. Pacific. 1101/, 1111111, top-y,
N. Y..(‘ & ii 10:111. 111-1113 103%
N. 11.0.11; W.. :18 38%
Con. Tobacco. 101.1, 11112
North Pacific 111'. 117
No. Par. pf1l.. 1011/5, 101%
Pacific Mail. till 10
Pennsylvania. 151 1118
Poople's (11111. 117% 118
Phil & Read. 4:1 1:111;
i". & it old. 777,, 711-1,
Sou. Railway. 31'1“. :14ng
Son. Ry. 111d. 8113., 58%
Son. Pacific. 511‘... 11741;;
Tenn. 1‘. S; 1.. 0.. 11‘:
i,l.S.l.1.'11tlicr. 1111;. 1111.1;
U S. l,.i‘o.. pfd.. 78 791.1,
1‘. S. Rubbcr, 31
Union l'nciiic. 1111
1'11. l’ac. pf1l.. 111‘
Wabash. 11111.. 4211;
Wcst. l'nton. Sill/.1
21111.
1.41113,
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“13%
Hill
86%
flu/1‘
43%
‘2 l 3 V1,.
1119
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211
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210‘»;
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17052
162% 1641/4
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11;
1 13
100%
39
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llh'ifi,
1011/,
40
106%
118
43%
111%
341.11
148%
1’17
155%
l 16
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77%
:11 11,
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$1.".
11?.
l “113
78
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2 1
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till
1211
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95
11$ 1
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._....._
BURGLARS AT NIANTIC.
.\'l.1'\.\"l‘ll‘. 11:1.-
cntcrcd i). ll. \‘1’l1lting’a store. last
1lotl1iug‘ to thc value of $101).
«4:111- was 11‘111listt1rl1ctl. .
1
Furnitu
128511.
1121,1‘
1101.1.
38% ‘
no ‘1‘} l
Till/4 .
431,1J 1
1-~~-liurg‘lars
night. and curricd away shocs and1
The;
I
Closing Out Sale
Dry Goods,
Carpets, 1
change.
Look
‘4 1‘0
‘ Your
Legs
Arc Hwy 111 hood of new cover-
lng‘.’
if so call 111 and look over our
line of trousers—~good worsted
trousers for men and youths.
good values at $3.50 to $4.00;
we have marked them $2.25.
'A few light colored suits. left
over from last season—this
grade was sold from $8.01! to
$10.00: wc sacrifice them now at
$4.00 and $5.00.
The Undorwenr bargains are
still in order.
D. GOTTLIEB,
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk,
AL
Salts and Peppers, platted tops
BRlDGEPORT MAY HAVE CURFEW
LAW.
Tin-1'1.- has bccn a rcvlral in Bridge-
port. of interest in the question of a
clil‘fcn' law. A petition will be present-
cd to the aim-rump next Monday evc-
1111111. it reads thus:
"\l'c. the Bridgoport Women's Chris-
tian 'l‘cmperanceilnlon. do most carn—
cstly cntrcat your honorable body to
onact an ordinance lknown as the cur-
few 111w) whcrcby the boys and girls
of this city, under the and. of 1:3 yours.
will be prohibited from roaming: 11110111
or loitering on tho stroéts at night 111‘-
tcr the hour of 0 o‘clock. mitosis 11::-
1'0n1punicd by their parents or otncr
proper adult escort. cxccpt 1n caesc ()1
cxtrcme emerge-01". in which case a
written note from parent 01 guardian.
proporly signod and dated. must be
found in their possession.“
a... . . .1
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Fridav Evening Onlv. May 3d
Yale Glee and
' Banjo Club.
45mMEMBERS-—v—
m
45
Grandest Event of the Season!
_~—__
25. 50, 75 cents.
PRICES.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. south Norwalk. and Wood's
drug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
1.— .
HOYT’S THEATRE.
.SATURDAY MATINEE AND NiGHI,
Alma N BENI‘ DICT'S Scenic Triumph
“ qua yam
As 111111111111ch by 121.111.1111. Chase.
Positively the original
Production.
Excellent cast of characters. Beauti-
ful stage settings. Special scenery
re, 1310.
Owinsz to the. death of Mr. Scofield 01111111111111.1111: en-
1110 stock 184 to be sold at once regardless 01"0051.
Sale bcglns Saturday, "March 9.
SCOFIELD & H0; T, \
for every act. Correct wardrobe and
properties.
Pronounced Everywhere “The Event
of the Sea-on."
PRICES.
Matinee. 16 and 20 cents.
Evening, 25 35, 60 and 760.
Reserved Seats on sale at ll.‘oyt a
Theatre. South Nor alk, an11ch1i'1-1
drug store. Norwaik. days in advance
of each performance.
HOYT'S THEATIQE
Three Nights wlth Wednesday Matinee
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY. 6.
The Old Favorites.
11111111111113.1111
With their clover company. Will pre-
sent tho following hilar-
ious Hits:
Monday cvcnlng and Wednesday mat.-
1110.0 Two 0111 0110111011.
'l‘ucsdny ovonlllu
in Attlaa‘tlo (llty.
Wednesday ovtnung. 1311110111 Friends.
All new 11110211001111 scenery. 11111111
11111111 costumes. Clover comcdtana.
(1111111 alngors. ll‘lna dancers. Funny
caylngc. and ridiculoua situations.
Paton, 1o, 20 ml 300.
MATINEE. 10 AND 2011.
Itosorved 8011111 on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre, 8011111 Norwaik. and Wood' a
'1
11113111111 & 1111111111, 11111111111, CONN
if not satisfactory.
PAY $l.00
sweatshop work. Prices from
Will convince you that there' 13 really only one“ place' 1n town to buy Dress Goods. When you
buy of us you are always sure of your moneyts Worth or a little more. Our idea is to always have our
p1 ices right, and to be ready for ydu with the latest styles, not overlooking good quality.
A flaw interesting items from our Dress Goods stock:
All Wool Homespuns, Greys and Brown, 52 inches wide, 4 .
. . 69 CENTS.
Single and Double Face Cloths for Rainy Day Shirts. 1 . . . ‘4 $1.50 and$1.75.
Satin Stripe Challis, regular 75c. quality' ,. . . . -. L. - . 59 CENTS.
Figured Challis with Satin Stripe , . . - - 37% CENTS-
All Wool Nuns Voilings, to all the new Pastel Shades . . . . 50 CENTS.
Silk Warp Sublime, in all colors . . . . . . . . $1.00.
Venetian Cloths. all colors, regular $1. 25 quality .1 . . . . . . . .. $1.00.
Black All Wool Cheviot and Henrietta Cloth, 42 inches wide . _ 50 CENTs.
Black All Wool Cheviot, 50 inches wide . . . . 75 CENTS.
Black All Wool Camel’s Hair. 58 inches wide . ' . . . . " $1.00.
Black All Wool Pebble Cheviot 50 inches wide . . . . . . $1.00.
Black Broad Cloth, fine quality, 52 inches wide . . . . . $1.25.
Silk Warp Lanadown, 40 inches wide . . . . . _ $1.25.
Silk Warp Albatrclss, 411 inches wide . 4 . . . , $1.75.
Silk Warp Epingalino, 44 inches wide . . . . . $2.00.
floaeeiarnishing Department.
8 Kettles, Porcelain lined . . l . ' 69 CENTS.
113:2 8 Galvanized Iron Tea Kettles 69 CENTS.
One Quart Milk Cans . . 3 CENTS.
French Rat Traps . . 45 CENTS.
Large Butter Bowls . . 25 CENTS.
Large Size Funnels . . . . . . 5 CENTS.
5 Gallon Galvanized Oil Can . 59 CENTS.
Large 3 hoop Pine Tubs . . . . . 69 CENTS.
Irons, seven and eight pounds . . 29 CENTS.
10 CENTS.
THE LEADING OUTFITTER§ F OR
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS ANDE‘UIRLS.
29 and at West Washington Street
WHAT IS THE USE
of laying out a whole lot of maney for what you' need, when you
can come here and choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
dise to be found-in the Twin Cities, and pay for it in small weekly
payments. Our prices are positively lower than are charged by
cash houses, and you have the privilege of returning any purchases
A WEEK.
Misses’ Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits, for young ladies, sizes
14, 16, 18. Brown, black and grey, nicely trimmed. Our price
$7.96
Boys’ Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys' Blouse Suits, all colors, no
$1.95 to $7.98
Overcoats for Men.
Spring Top Coats, the latest spring styles, with turned over
cuffs, nicely tailored. Special price
$5.98
W
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department.
the largest and best assortment right here. All the latest Mixtures
and Hair Stripe Surges. and at popular mpriccs.
H. Kriegcr‘ 8- Co.
You will find
Siltlllllil lilSlOll ‘
_ Plumbing and Steam Hut
111 n t an uncommon condition-«it's a
00:11 on 121111110 for headaches and other Inn.
1111 no. .
ll Bum, wg‘ich alre gztgawoi'kcr, if 111-an WT“, ”nun"
v01 y ropor y z asses, will
rill“? 1111041111111 t14111;! {111:4 inmt‘ime 1111 ”M A” H’ffl£&
a a 0 per 01111 113 r as 11 out the “ovum ANDWGM
aid of 11111511 assistance.
Call in and we will talk it over to- lint?! 41"” TIN ROOFING.
gather. ' an and %mm 911111111.
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you 11 141011, 1......1mmt.
. , 0.1.1.1111. 011111211111 ,4 1 Mill-ind"? HA7")!!!
Room 9 Uni toll 130111;,” 3111111111 ‘ ‘
0111111 111111111, ‘8 m 11.1114,1 .113
, drug 111010, Norwalk,5 days in advance
of cacti performance. .
4 1111111110 overlays
Norwalk Chronicler