labor, no nppet
sleepleshness, nervoIIII almost
a.
. It has Improved a
05 spelling for tho I: .
I! i)! the United State‘s
343‘ Hill” film?“ ‘MxllmI
time which is in common
cont should be adopted.
in: . puny niIIIhII
ry to chnngc cor
itch to pure forms utter
Inc, who in} pure. hc5lis, and :3 r
oirn'gl Irmt woods,
bracing'E air and will! Hills.
givc‘?‘ gootlmuura SII‘bngIb to nurse
and nerves. increase the flilpt.
give restful sloop, in short remove
66, (,obwcbw“ (I
III‘ pins of the possessive
Inc by which, tor inst ripe
‘ w nonunion Devil El ow;
at the final “b" in the up.
as in l’ittsbuig; the
orough" to “boro;
our nIlvoriisemem about (mega.
CilllVilltlr nod sent my bu
Wit hhd‘“ lil‘o'd'f' kltliteylxbl Ilvcr Irou ilIII wit
lInIl “completely wm'ke'l' “my Iiyslcui so Unit 1 pi»
me on my foot III" a shun time and I
‘ appu- recomhientiii't‘g
reusures tlint in other
gInput: form the basin on which private
in: Is built through in-
,trudia. and yet Switzerland
‘is a load ng Industrial country able
with its products successfully to main
tain din: position in the commercial
this, ' button States th: and Public We”
board III directed to the
lion of American usage in
umpenclntpro with
t poop-making nu
‘ fills a little d" This is made possible because Its
many water powers otone so picnic-
ously for the lock of cool that verv
pitch the saving In notici- cost to great
enough to pay I’m the trans ortutlon
of products to the borders of t 6 coun
try and even as far as the great
IworlIi-mnrkots. and also bocauso the
Ipeoplc. owing to the thorough training
in their technical
their intense practical activity at home
polisess in on eminont
opacity for the production
high quality.
building tpltes a leading
pmopg Swiss industries. no is nvidenc
:ed by the success Inchiev‘cd iii; the. Pou-
In puiticuln'I the man
'ufnoturo of turbines has developed to
such II dogrce In consequence of the:
need for making the most of the coun-
ftry’ sI water power, that it is now ecu
lied on by twelve companies. ~—5~'Profos
stir Franz Piasll In The Engineering
Mngnzinc fot May
_ IRA GLADoINo OUT To LE‘AD AN
HONEST LIFE.
lra GInddlng. of Hartford,
served several terms in the state prls.
ups of Connecticut. New York Penn~
sylvunin and who was Icleused from
eclsion is backed up by on .Trenton N 1.. prison II iew days ago.
on purple. while serving u t’wo your
ly one curse in
flico Was upset by Club
. alone it Porto Rico
is usaion as to the spelling or‘
or the mountain mum: in
, , s disposed of by the board
.5 a it is Adirondack:
liens then give the follow
Bedloe, an island in
or (not Bedlow) and
Institutions. and
ll.
ells is u' villifige till
then. and... ,is not Jouc3'
g and in Long Island Sound
Echo or Shin).
onniy islands. (not the
is the Claimant p
”is College Point
‘1: without the apos-
‘ bs' terry and it isn I
ger. nor Frontenac
' come is now Fort Mon-
ecrotnry of war made as
1828;1‘he apostrophe is
out of a plot south of the
New York city which be-
sentence im his old habit of fmgcn
has secured a position with II coutr-nc
tor in New Biitnin and wul again on
say to work at his trade of carpontry.
which be abandoned yams ago to take
up the luminous of forging checks
IGlodding hasr served twenty- Isevcu
years and it I; concluded thIlt it does
not pay‘: to in low in a criminal life. and
now at the tigé ol' seventy your-.3
cluios that he will lead an honest life.
He is loud in his pruise or the. syn-
tom. of parole which has been adopted
in New Jersey. dud says that ii the syn
tern had been In vogue in this stntc
when he was first sentenced to prison
it.5wonld have reformed him and he
would noi. have followed II crimluni
He hopes that the system of
ptuollng pIisouers will be adopted in
.thB pinto. and believes that It will be
pifectiyc in rotorml‘n‘g crinilunlp.
ADVERTISEDILETTERS.
‘ Following Is II list of letters r‘i‘a’r’h’oln
ing‘iunoalled tor at the zollowlpg past
ohicos If“? the witch ending May II.
on ositc (lacy-
Y ' not queené co 5t 1.
The reef in Long Island
ii east of Follrner Island is: Kim
are are six Morrlmncs none of
s Merrimack. The only Merri-
a certalny county In New
inpfllilrie The beach. lights and.
poor the entrance to New York
, nitt'ucket tuition is ~
oi, 3nd npt Sconset
‘ ‘ lII'I li',
W'Hops Hole (not
. I. , . .und Mrs. Chas. Burns,
5 Tito sUNKEN cornea.
little wrackinzsioo 5.
at New Haired. iltt up; up (or II
expedition down In): Sound.
513m in the craft of Captain .1.
inle. theIVI’sterun shipper. who
oly been devoting his intention
“lamenting wrecks look out) abun-
it is said that there: use a
tthon‘d.‘ wrecks that may yield
‘ll; tolliewaturn to those
.l. (lurrett, ill: Stewart avenue
Flank Harris
Mists Matilda Miohnuou
Mics Delia O‘Neil. 29 Main St
Leslie Ill Smith
E III}. CROWE. P. M.
IQAllFET WORKS SHUT DOWN.
‘I‘uonrsoummn. Muy I—rno
bruouclu department I)! the corps.
shops ohm. down- this noon. to reopen
Monday. May 13. Till? suspension III
II or gym: outing
thoiinrto languid lull putting up or new
shutting In both the hrusnels und in: in.
grain departments.
II ”to 'ggmtivoy tlisrbi'l'idliiitu
uni. street to make room for tho large 5 .
mm to be erected on that ntreet.
company has contracted with a Mr
Thrall to more eight buildings.
' true FOBHURGH Pmsonmu one.
" MlbDUlilBUfl Y. Vt.. Muy Elm-Tho
app 0. Jones. charged
I’ll" l‘dii Fouburah by
poisoning on March it. at 8tham,
‘ nod hero yootord
to 333th nevern of them. for
I. ma there in II lot; of buried tron
or the waters: or the bound».
ji'f'uphia has just left New London.
on nitoifd opportun
he was titted up with suction
no donitoy engines to rabid
'l‘iie expedition will
, III: a tow days. captain 'l'rm-
. first sail Ifii‘is hippo militia
‘IWhero there ii: ll sunken
laden with copper.
in be flIIIIiIuIblo and Captain 'rri
tint. or having success in
ppm: out 02' on: wreck
W H
I; MAIIIIHAL.
»_ Oommlttoo of tho‘
nsldorod the bill
j moon or state lire
lit with lire marshal,
5 mIIL'I‘II'h'nl chill no
the murmur and co ~
““5 ”With"
cu'm' shrill on
hearing or his
with the mold
l1 dropout oi itutlund.AtoIItliicI1.thut I...
I115“ repair? btmmmfrom “liar I
am. 33m: yw It's“ on
. W-flhurchtll. Iii- Brand
onus flrfll' clock. iérlliloibthot he sent
N W to III no
tun um
I burgh oi 31:6
unlock.
i" I I
’ “All it henna now is B.‘ nice (my tumor
row for it to be one of the host wheel»
nit; days or the season tour tor. tor ,
have planned to tube runs out or
ityu“ rind it is said that whcoilny‘
rites 'Il'rom out of town are to come
tug p
it will soon bu timo now to touch 5
resort3
They are to ho going in lull blopt on
the 30th day of this month but Ionic l
Already
I r‘IIiIII have been taken to non islII‘IIII
spin dovvn to the eunimcr‘
oi thom‘ will no open manor
and Dm‘lon‘s Point.
I! v t
A lending. bicycle molten wns uskcd ‘
the plum day to what agencies and ‘
gtcni ‘I
gtoivtb oi sentiment In town of im
.5 proved mods: and thc Icinmituhlo ‘
‘3’ IIII'IIIIIIIII of practical wdrk that
noon éoccomplluhod within the post ton ‘
conditions be attributed the
Ieily
"Well." he dosivorod. ‘wtth on in
l‘erlor and WhOIIy luad'ehdute systcm
or roadways hi all but u few I’I‘IvQIcII
states. improvmricut was bound.
time. to coldly“, but it might have been
a: much longer time in coming bud it
not been for the? grout wave of effort
'5‘ agitation and favorable Influence that
‘ 3 spread through the countiy with tho.
i may say In
answer to win question that without
I ottIIbute the improve-
ment in the highway system of tho
United States directly to the infiuoucc‘
exerted by the Ameilcau bicycle
Whatover m'nI come afterwards the
bicycle must go down in history as
the pioneer of road improvements in
IIor years our agricul-
Ituinl o’Igai‘ilzntions bud expounded tho
ductiine of better rodds without pm It
cal results to any noteworthy extent;
in vain did they spend thousands .Il’
dollars in literature calculated to open
tho tormor’s eyes to the great saving
that.
would be his portion tlI‘Iough the med
iuin of substantial mucudmn betwcrn
coming, of the bicycle
roserva‘ti‘on.
this Iouiitry.
in time. labor and IIVc stock
the tIuIn and his mmlret. lint
farmer Is 3' busy mun:
for a while longer. III. least.
ing.
“Something mow than more litoiu
tube was hooded and that something
hundreds of
through
the Ionitukuble growth- und over
wlielrulng popularity of the sport.
brought thee to fucc with existing con—
A dcmnud wont out from this
mou- cuinc when tens
thousands of cyclists worn:
diticus.
new army there was no reciting.
"Legislators Wore quick to listen.
to listen. but to not.
There was it new element grown upon
almost in II night as It. were, and of
such VIII-ll numbors that it must not
only be considered. but plncatml.
Good roads nsdociutlous and good
Iouds movements became as lnstltu
tious almost as popular as cycling it-
self and what was bettci still. these
solf- -sumc legislators become cyclists.
and were soon among the foremost of
those domuudlng Ii butter and great ‘I
and not only
system of highways.
"And so the: grunt movement. that
has changed our former cowpntbs into
wagon roads. and substituted broad.
sniooIlI-SIIrfucoII and substantial thor-
oughfares for the well nigh lmpusuublo
country highways of pustIonII-s 'IvIIs
started. with the result that. millions
of dollars him: been expended by mud
Icipnl. county. state and federal num-
oritlos to the end of giving us It uystcm
of roads that will compare most favor-
ably. In many status. with tho modal
.nystoms of‘the Old World.
“And right hero l Went to say that
road improvements hnvc boon greatest
In those states and In those communi-
ticr‘I whero’wh‘ecimon Were to be found
in gruntb‘st numbers, a foot that hours
out. l‘thlnh. my conviction that to the.
bicycle more than my other agency in
the lmnioved condition and extension
of our roadways duo Possibly
coming of the automobile might have
Worked out the some result but tho
fact remnlns that uutomobllisto today
if" tho oycilht to thank for much of
I) pIeIII‘Iure to be dcrlvcd from this
new sport. 'Whatever the insignia III
a good ronds Iisnociutlon anywhere in
the United sxtutosw I think it would b3
nuorporutc in the design
something emblematic of the American
bicycle. OcrtIlInly it but accomplish
on what all othnr agencies had found
only fair to
’ I
flaw
Window “Lites ADVANcIIo
G Witty 4~Pre3ide5nt W.
in: National WllldOW (lions
sodtutlop. has sent out no-
members oi the or unila-
on that all advanoo In the p ice of
window glare will be madeI May 11.
Thu new discounts lire 15 nod 20 on
top» than onrlou‘d lots or II traction or
or mo. or cent. of mi advance on
prudent pr‘ col: it is intimated in giant:
circles that future advances III prices
are probable boron: tho lactorion are
one slush litter the app-
arendy to paid
inci- shut do
imperialcouiiull. Dr v
ii ti‘l
Light your lump tonight at 7:.
lIIIII .
his father and
his grandfather before him had trans-
ferred their produce over the sumo old
rondsmnd what had been good enough
for them, he thought might serve him
However.
he know that butter roads meant on
peusc in lubor and materials. and lit‘
was suspicious also that they might
’Incan increased taxes. of which he
would be called upon to hour bis por-
tion, and so the agricultuiul sucietios
lflllo'l‘_.0(l and tons noon tons oi‘ litoin
tum. continued to go out through the
mails. but results weic not fIIIthcoIn
patroA'rIoulil, an MEET IN
VIENNA.M H ' Emperor iI‘IrIu‘I'cIIIlf
‘ x . III: auflnroph lunch:
to count Goluo wind, Iprosluonto .th
:Bvron, Wit-1., mother 0
puins cud irregularity
Pin him
troubles.
. 55 '"IIil
I: who hurt: preunicd those: noses
rial to close the 333mm; of tho
was far: In: court case‘s is com;
m1 coil in It Jury.
any take conuldo “You want your? or. dd
1', by the best moth.
most careful men on our III
perfection or deliver?
fectlhn of coal. " ‘
Wilton: lo)’ the
wear can Tumour. but upon oh:
.5 ilowithdrcw the motion. and
I molded 0to postpone the mob
WEK 1‘» "
will be to your advantage“ to buy an:
IRVING LOCKWOQD a; C02
Successora to B Hal‘flfi.
Coal Yard and Office Witter street
Branch Dillco corner
Main streets. South
Telephone Guilt all" 5.
Q] .0
The "coach iiiscig'u‘oll for next week
'l‘upsdo‘y. William J.
Jordon. udmlnlstinim cabinet the Nor:
‘l‘rnmwoy company; 33nd: En-
sign against city of Bridgeport. Thurs:
,lll. 1). Dcpou against .1. Dickmun‘
Iow‘h; tl'cnuettc Payne against Abel
M. Br;owuell Samuel 13 Bench against;
William .1 McMIIller and others; Sam
nail 13. Bench against Frank H. 03
borne dud others
WMW n5;
GRAND ARMY PARADE.
With Campfire to Follow. Will be Held
«On Wednesday.
Preparations are actively going on
l‘III the reception of the veterans who
will nttcud thc G. A. R encampment
next week Wedneu
It. has boon on
am: no follow:
Washington and
Iii-walk, Conn.
YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE.
The Conn. General Idle Ins. Coup!
Hartford, sold last year to citizena or
Connecticut. investments and life Dol-
icitos amounting to nearly
This Is evidence that may are pop-
ular us chI as reliable.
FRED H. FIELD.
United Bank Buildlnn. South Norwalk.
Mrs. August l’fulntgruh (If lioiidlr
tho young lady
whose portrait we here pnlyiiuh. wrote.
Mrs. l‘inkhum in .lnnuory, 1509 haying
her daughter had fluttered {OI two
cars with lircgulur monutiuationm
Had heuduché all the time. find pniu'ln
her side. not swell rind who generally
misomblc. Mrs Pinkhutp promptly
Icpllhd w ith advice, and undcr date of
March. 1899. the memoir writes again
that Lydia E l’iniclmme Vegetable
Compound cured her daughter of all
In Now London
tidy and Thursday.
ranged that in tho pnradc on Wednes-
day tho veterans will be escorted by
the loud baitnlion consisting of Com
panics D and 1 and the Signal corps
and Machine Gun platoon. The camp
llrc also will inks pitico on the first
day and the
which ciosI-s at. noon will be devote
to tho echiion of new oiliccrs and 0th
«.M """".".“"""""’"I"‘"""’""“ up
This Wall Paper department
of ours is so. extensive am:
a complete as to be in reality a
Whole store in itself.
The votornnu will be given a lunch
at noon both Ilayu.
, ,_ ‘ You'll always do better
usile for ash
chew way by coming here;
Nthi in the world equals MrII.
9"; grunt medicine for remi-
lilting woman: poculiar monthly
In his Innke- -."ui)
"And did ho do It?” .55
I'l‘bcn III: wont ‘
no did from “it“ stomach
good. (i C Stillson 3
puluter‘s fI‘II‘nd.
scIi'
Ami did hod 0 it?"
l."
wnx oi Wynndotu: Mich.
hi'll) but u tow months
Throat and Lung trouble.
around tho I‘III'III-r.
‘suvh'gc‘iy. '
lIlnI.
..._............
my play?
isn’t tho dloluguo brlgllt.’
may bu chic to use it.
IIII
from dull Italics or
back To stoop or
mudc mo groan
ll
you'll halze wider range of
choice, and less money to pay.
Highest cash“ price phid [or old hint
als and materials at every kind. Bro)
me a postal and i will call.
Prompt attention and honoraiéli
i an) occasional!)
I HE DIDN’T CARE: TO LINGER.
"Yes." remarked young Sloboy. lost
as tho cuckoo clock finished the butt
hdiu beioro midnight. “it there
anything I udInIrI- morc than anotth
it is u' poison with lots or vim and go
dealings with all.
in New York some days through tit
WallPaoers. Painters 'Supvlz'es.
Artists' Materials
'indow Shades, Cornice Poles.
Immediate attention on my returI
will be given to any business that up
come in during my absence. -
ABRAHAM HARRIS
t13 Raymond St. or 11 North Muir
.“Mv sentiments exactly”
ed the wcmv mold. “especially
If people only knew what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it would
63 used in nearly cvoiy household as
then: me icw people who do not suf
for from n fooling of fullness after
eating. belching. tlutulcuce. sour stem
ooh Oi watcibiosh, cuuncd by Indiges-
tlou or dyspepsia. A preparation such
as Kodoi Dyspepsia CIIII: which with
' Schoold'axes. '
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
The tuxpayers of the South Norwoln
Union School District are hereby not
tried that the district tax of one am:
one quartei mills on the dollar laid on
the town assessment dot of 1900 at a
meeting or the dist: let held on the 5th
day of June. 1900. at the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
pnyable on tho iirst (lay of May. 1
at which time i shah be ready to re-
ceive some at Stillson’s drug store. 82
Washington street.
rate or nine per cent. a year will be
charged on and after June l. 1901.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwnlk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwnlk, ApIII 23.
0
your food. certainly can‘t help do you
Telephone call. 133-3.
Open Evenings till 6:20.
WHERE IHE PA‘I T WENT.
"I thought you were orltlng on any
Krunk‘s new bouso.” said the notion
“I was going to." replied the house
pniutci " but I bud n qufiuel with him.
and howsald ho'd put thg paint on him
DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Penalty at the
“Yes. that Is where ho put most of
FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
“My father nud sister both died of
Consumption." writes .I. ’l‘. chthcr.
saved from tip sumo [rightful lute on-
ly by I): Kings Now Discmcxy.
attach of Pnoumouiu loft an obstinate
cough and wry sovcro lung trouble,
which an cxrcllnnt doctor could not
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
5 JUNIUS drown.
South Main Street,
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
”9.09%
W
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R.
TIMETABLE.
w
In effect December 2. 1900.
LEAVE scum 'NORWALK Foo
saw YORK.
A: Box. 5. tax, 6 15.
. 7:13. [:254 8105i,9:033,9:3'6
9:56, 10: 222'. 10: 40, 11: 861i.
. M.~¥-12:55x. lil‘I. : . ' .
3:21x. 4:07. 4:50x. 6:83. 5:651, 6:41.
:Bbx, 8:11. 10:20.
wonderful niodiIluI: Intuit: me on Well
on cvci. um I guinctl Inth in weight.”
infallible for Coughs. Colds
tics lrec. Guaranteed bottles 50c and
$1.00. at F. ll. Baxter's. South Nd‘r-
WIIIII; John A. Riggs. Norwulli.
NECK AND NECK.
With tin: sharp circlutnutlou tlic IIOI'I
tor jIIIinIIIi tllll of the: wuy
couch and four tlInt ('lllllr'
FRESH VEAL.
(letting fIcsh supplies lieuuently we
5:213 able to solve. ouI (ustoiucis with
choice cuts III Prime Condition.
’l‘lic vcul We sell is of the right use
and ill of particularly good flavor.
'I‘IIIIII-Ic me come of the choicest por-
Cutlots, 20 cents;
cents; shoulders 16 cents.
OUR MEAI‘B
‘uro toothnome. tender mid juicy.
uawoatlrunv MARKET.
Adam Sleinwaid, '
Ely Block. So. Main St.
','I‘d like to have the privilege of Ly-
ing that l'oIII'IlII-bnud!" he: qutth-cd.
‘Ascot." suggested the
trying his host to hoop ulongslde o’l‘I
‘5 W SAVED His LEG.
P. A Inmrmtll. of LuGrangs. Ga.
I-IIIi‘fcrcIl for six mon‘thu with ll. fright-
ful running son: on his log; but writes
that Buc‘klon'u Arnicu Salim
Clllml it in ilvo days For Ulcers.
Wounds. Pllt‘fl. III: the boat sulvo In
tho world. (lino guaranteed.
the. Sold by I“. H bnxtcr. South No:
wnlk; John A. Riggs, Noiwnlk.I
”W
HELPING HIM ALONG.
Author—~00 you IIIII'IIno to pIoduco
A. Ill—12:533.
SUN!)
A. II -—12: 531:. 4-: 66: at)“: 45:. 9: 05.
.6 all. 6. 6.x.7: 20 10: 10.
vohk FOR SOUTH
NO'R HWA Lit. ‘
A. M.-~12.'02x,
11:00:, 11: 02.
:5—~12:02. 11.04:.
2050:. ii: 30. 11: 50:.
I‘i‘IIIIs sun
'5 Successor. to
. C.5jE."; I_,GI.APHAM.
MnnuucII»~YII.II; it would be uncles
Authorwlunl‘ the plot II. good one
MuiiitgorI-willi. you. but it's decent
Why Ilont on i‘olte I: look around?
Soc wind boys are drn‘lriug tho
" 202 H35}: 51.39 10.02
crcwdo. ‘l‘hdn write another M"! ii. . . .
P. Maw-ii: 00.151. 00. 5
51.3“; scurvy NOIIIIIIALK Pon‘l
HNAVE.
. A. III-12. 081:. 1.113. 1': 20:. I: 23
5- ma. II: II, 9- 103. 10.06:, 11: 08:.
P. Mw‘lili 02x,
5: 27. 6: 25. ’:7 0639:0152. 9:25. 11:15..
1 Bridgeport in addition II. above—~12
135.332 iIld, ll: III. I: 23.
W
SHUDDERS AT HIS FAST.
t'l round now with horror " says Moll
Ca‘rrl'or Iliiructt Morin, of Levnnnn. 0..
“my three yours of suffering from Kid
my trouble. I was hardly o’vor iroo
ute onion in my
1ft mull
tired, worn out,
about ready to give up, When i boron
to '1qu llilcctric Bitters. but all: bottles
completely curcd mo and made me tool
like It now mm". 'III y’re unrivaled
to rogulnto Stomach. dyer. Kidnera
dflowois. Poi-roe satisfaction guru:
it“ by .iii‘ 13.: harlot. E
wIIIlI; mm A. Rigga, Norwulk.
‘ hudd’runocé do deceitful, "
_ nounogd lira. Beechwood. -
M.:-—~12 03:.- 1:11;. 1- 330:. 7:42,
, p” that may
III: olYereIl you for o Law Mower. 03:»
cause it’s cheap. W5 y the some
. old line or mowers '1"""' Wu havohundb
5 ed for yours.
That are retinitis in every wall—wire
light, cosy running and dIIInblc. WI:
stick to them because We know all
about them and our customers having
recommended them to their neighbors
the call for them is constantly incroos»
Ing.I~ When chItcll.» you It mower is
good you can depend upon it. and men
a most important ileumro is it you have
an ubcldoiit‘ and 132.: or break a cast.-
Ing 0: bolt you can rely on us for re-
moo. We satisfy you or give your
money buck. ,
TRY OUR MOWERS.
“9*
Our Tel. Call It: 43-8.
Comatook.
Watkins
6‘: Dow.
:12 WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
GLO VER’S
the place.
Shae sole:
Ahead of
Season.
Spring is coming in sec-
tions~it is indeed lute in
getting here in entirety. but
our Spring Footwear was
here right on time!
The styles are very pleas-
ing this season—the low
out being very popular. We
can talk and talk and tam.
but one glance will tell you
more than we can tell in
unlimited timo, so call and
get a “glance."
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HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY THE
CABVLOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV.
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South Norwalk.
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