“mow“
"1111 111111111 B10111”
.3 DIFFERENT STIYIJES 5
F.‘ D.
90 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ 11111111.
$2 0.0.
Lyon 51 00.,
_.6 For Thousand of Strength,
om Disease and 24.14 from
It: It'y-v—Health of Troopa in
Cuba Excellent.
MHINGTON. October lleurgeon
'31 Sternbcrg has 111111111 his 11111111111
to. the. accretiny of war. lit1
e} ealth of tht1 army has 11111111
.111 good during.r the calendar
mission rate to hospitals for
Iii} in the. army. volunteers and
with a mean strength of 100.—
90.0. was 2,311.81 per thousand
' th. as compared with 2.178.011
revious year; but during the
99 only“ ‘.9 280 1111.111 11111 of a total
11111. Were serving 111 11111 Philip-
‘dvhjlo during 11111. past year 1111.-
' total of 100,389 were. thus scrv-
ho l‘hllippinc 1.111111115. ulth n
truugth of 66 882.1.1111 gdmiss 1111
Was 2.621196 :11; 1111111111red with
$2 in the pr'mious year this 111»
beging mainly due to llli‘iW‘RS
it the volunteers the ratio for
511 from 81' 19. 21 to " .76179. 'l‘hr
3. on the othcr hand showed 11
decrease in the rats1 of admis-
ot‘ disoaac. which fell from 2.-
(ltd 2..197 1.1 'l‘wo- thirds of the
"plop for disease were caused b\
at foyera and iatrhocal diseases.
paths from all causes amounted 111
thousand of strength. as com-
th ‘11th 111 the previous year.
15.81 occasioned 20.26 deal..bs 11111
11111 (131191? of the fatalities being
fy, which with other intcstinal
111.11 gave a ratio of 9.08.1‘11111‘11111
Slu‘y amounted to S 1-9
death rate in (‘hina was 111111111.
per thousand of strcnath ‘33. 6‘2
iseaso and 2-1. 11 from 111111131.
11 the closc of the talcndar Win
the latest reports. the health of
ups In the Philippines has been
{ll-y improving.
931111 of the troops in Cuba dur—
year was exocllent. As a result
rlcun occupation nearly every
(I town has had its sanila1y cou-
lmprm 11d
~icing of special discases.(1c11eral
ti; said:
ready dcl‘lcase of 1.1111 y'eats in
anions for alcoholism 1111111111:
the regular 111‘1113 is a mat-
ltgt‘aluiailon. 111111111131 oiliccls
nid’to be unanimous in thier
that this has mainly the re—
be. establishment of tho p 1st
3 1‘ canteen at military posts.
' 'lcss druukcnncss amour:
lit ctive scrvicc than in a com-
' g‘garrison (loin: gorrison du-
11- timcs of pom-11.".
l‘ting upon the. fiiy of yellow
by a board in Cuba. General
3 says: ‘Expm‘imcnts of a
"resting character demonstrat—
yellow fever is transmitted to
tonnes by 11111 bitr,1 of 11 mos.
at has 111111110115‘3 led on the
3. those sick with this disease:
'llow fever can also be produc-
the subcut1 ncous injection of
taken from the general circula-
ring the dist. and second days
' sense. tha't an attack of yellow
ditced by tho bite1 of the mos-
nfers immunity against. the
at injection of iufccted blood
low fever is not conveyed by
’q ‘eddiug or merchandise soil—
contact with those sick with the
that a house may be said to
ted with wellow fever only
1Bill‘s/re are present In it mosquitoes
conveying the. disease and
11111-111111 of ycllow fever can he
“ally dontrollcd by measures
the destruction of mosqui—
he protection of the Isick
'1";
crnbcrg says the results of
on are of far- reaching im-
sthe surgeons are now in
1. knowledge which. enables
.33 3.A.TH.
RTFO'RD.3 Conn, October
-‘ [1111111111111 T. 11113311111, of
131‘ vod here today to con-
lnvostigntlon of the
Sodom Schlnkel who was
'1 1". injured on a railroad
ayp ago. 'I‘ enty wlt~
con summon d.
1
' 1111111131 clolnadfl and Secretary at Last»
' 111111111
1 1 merit of the guilty par-tips and for cat-
1 State I)
DOLINSKI HANGED TODAY.
Was Jealous and Shot His Brother-in-
Law Dead In Chicago.
CHICAGO, (lctobet lleeorgc Dol-
iuski, convicted of In111de1uwau huug~
1111 here today.
The crime for which Dolinslti paid
11111 extreme penalty was the murder
of his brother—1114111311. Anton Lisle. a
year ago. 1Dollnski became infatuated
with Mrs. 11111111, who was his wife's
sister. inut 111s clandestine wooing
might not be interfered with. Dnllnskl
sent his wife on a visit to her parents
In the old country. Lisle. however, be-
came auspicious November 27 1110 two
men met 111 a pasture north of Irving
Park. When the police found lilsle'n
body thorn were four 111111111 womds in
it. and the throat was cut. Dolinskl
was arrested. but declared that he and
Lisle had quuri‘cllcd about money mat-
tcrs. and that he had been compelled
to shoot his brother—indaw In self 11e-
fsnse. 'i‘be cvldcncc against Dolinskl.
whilc mainly circumstantial. was 1111111.
cicnt to convince the jury that murder
had boon done in order that Doiinski
might marry Mrs. 1.111111. Meanwhik1
Mrs. Dolinski. 111 Europe. heard that
her husband had bccn arrcstcd. but. the
rcpori also said that it was for her
own murdci‘. Supposing that she could
get him out m’ his prcdicamcnt by ap-
pcuring, and tints (improving the. charge
that 1111 had killcd her. Mrs. Doliuski.
with her infant, hurried back across
the Atlantic. and arrived in Chicago
only to discover the real state of at—
l‘alrs. She did not abandon 11(11‘ hus-
band, however. but did all 111 her pow-
111‘ to aid hint. She visited him in U19
jail yesterday. and when she learned
that 11111 Supreme Court had refused to
grant a superccdeas. she fell in a faint.
I‘lolinski made his last confession to
l1‘111hcr Rapouz, yesterday. and spent
the 11111111. in a barber chair. alternately
dozing 111111 gazing into a mirror.
COURTS IN SESSION.
No courts were in scssion. yesterday.
:11 the court house. tho cases down. for
trial in the civil Superior Court. and
civil Court of Common Pleas not being
ready". and 11111 sessions wore adjourn-
ed until today. when lengthy short cai-
11111iur lists will be tried. Seven uncon-
trslcd divorces 111‘11 down for trial in
11111 Superior l‘ourt. They are Mary
1‘. ()‘llara against James O'Hara. Rose
Norris against Charles \V. Norris. Mar~
1!:11'111 1111 S. Brown against James McN.
llrown. Andrew Charlton against An-
1111 1.. "hmlton. Katherine Krusc
1111ainst Albert Ktusc. Margaret Mul~
11131 against 1111111111 .1 Mullny and 1911111-
1111111 l1.Siica1111‘aguinst 1‘] 11111111 8110111—
111‘. 1
.1
woooaunv MA'NUFACTURER
0.5.9.0.
Y. (101111.. 01111111111‘ llw
Edward (lowlcs. out1 of the. leadinz
tuanufacturcrs in 11111111011111 county.
died today. at. his home. here after a
long' sickness. 1111:1111 sovcntv-two years.
1111. was 1110 principal stockholder and
111coid11nt~of 1111.1 American Shear 1v
Knife. Company. which he organized in
111112. The factory. located in llitcb-
Itiusvillc. employs 121'1 hands. and 1.“-
managed by his son. Julius. lie was
twice married. his second wife surviv-
ing 111111. Mr. Cowles had represented
1111.1 town in the state legislature.
WOUIHBI'R
YALE'S NEW ORGAN.
NEW HAVEN. October li—t‘att‘
University has awarded to a Boston
firm the. contract for the large organ
to be placed 111 the new auditorium by
funds lurnishcd by the Newberry fam-
ily. of Detroit. T1111 specifications were
submitted by Professors Sanford and
.lepz- <on. after a visit to Europe during
which many of the large European or-
gans wow examinod. The new 0111:1111
which it is believed. will be tho-finest
in Animica. win have between 4.500
and 5 000 pipes.
........,......._......_...._.
PULP MILLS MAY COM‘BINE.
BRISTOL, R‘l. October 11——-Twen-
ty-flve representatives of the lending
pulp arid paper mills of this country
have. a1‘1ived here to induce the 001-
umbia Paper company to enter the
combine agreeing to close all the pulp
mills simultaneously or alternately
until the demand for pulp is increased.
It is stated the production of all the
mills combined Is exceeding the de-
mand hence many of the mills have
too much pulp on hand. .
GERMANY WANTE SATISFACTION.
BERLIN. October ll—Germany has
roqudlntcd the contention of Venez-
uela, that the territory of that repub-
lie was violated during the offray Oc-
tober 6. a Porto CabelIo. between soil
are from the German cruiser What and
the populace of Porto Cobello. 111 com
municotlong this decision to Curacao".
Gormany has reserved that right of
presenting demands for the 111131111111
\
ialacdon.
How“; ._....,. .me-uu
M188 STONE! RELEASE.
whsutno'ron 1111111111111 1141111111
Joabio‘ in United States Consul Gun-
er lgddy,. touching on the
tonne n 3111511 None. 11111111 of the do:-
or mild 111111111. 11 we ,
than: can be 31 1111111111111 in a lit
the condition:
rtmont 11311.11 hoard again by. '
Tull»;
WALL STREET. 10: 10 a. tn.—-The
animated étrenxth of yesterday‘a late
market was lacking this morning. and
the opening advances which did not
exceed a point In any important Itook
met large realizing. The dealings were
large in the Pacifier, United States
Steel and Amalgamated Copper. There
were. slight fractional declines In Mis-
aourl Pacific and the Erica. General
Electric lumped .fou‘r points. 1
WALL STREET. it a. m.-Denlals
of rumored consolidation plan forced
Northern Pacific down 1 and Great
Northern Preferred 2% Their wonk-
ness accelerated the decline elsowhore.
which reached a. point In Missouri Pa-
clllc. Large puroha in; orders then
appeared for Eric 11 St. Paul. the
or rising to 100%. Western Paci-
fic. 11d Northwest 81011111 all improved.
Great Northern mforred recovering
Its 10113. Prices did not 1111111 long. 115
Brooklyn Transit was depressed below
60 and Sugar lost a point, which ul-
111111111 11111 other 111013113.
WALL STREET. noon—'1 1 11'113 be-
came very dull on 13.111: decllfld.‘ but
therc was no abatement of pressure
against the leading. stocks, some of
which were at the lowest. The reac—
tion from the highest. ran from 111311 1%
in Sugar.‘ Amalgamated. Brooklyn
Transit, St. Paul, New York Central
and Missouri Pacific. Colorado Fuel
sold 2 points below yesterday and
Pressed Steel Car Preferred 1114. Some
stock were exceptionally strung, no
bly General Electric, which increase‘
its gain to 6%. Denver & Rio Brande.
81; 1111111 Preferred/Hocking Valley Pre-
ferred. Rock Inland, Sugar Preferred.
Minneapolis & St. Louis, Rubber
(1111111111 and New York. Chicago & St.
Louis rose 1 to 2 points. At noon the
market was steadylng In spots. St.
Paul rallied to 161. (treat Northern
Preferred fell back 2% below ' last
night. Bonds were irregular.
WAIJ. STREET. 2 p. 1n.—-'l‘h1-1. enor-
mous purchases of St. Patti threw the
short. interest in the stock in demorali-
zatiou and their furious competitive
bidding ran 1111.1 prlco 11p 5% to 1641111."
11111-1111 amounts of Atchison and the
l’ucilics wore also bought, llniou Paci-
0111 bringing 1001.; St. Louis South-
western I’raferrod lost 1% on its 11n-
favornble earnings. l’riccs generally
ruled at the. top level. but. aside from
the Wcstorn Pacific and trunk lines
and a tow industrials the gains ovcr
yestcrday were. small. Prices were.
lower agmn toward the end of the
hour.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or 11:. A.
Bohme. commisslbn broker. Swartz it
florbo 11‘s blockrSnuth Norwaik:
.Opcn kill-1h ‘ Low 1:30
Am. S. R. (20.. 118% 11811.1 117115. 117%
Atchison. 77% 77 3 77%, 771%
Atchlson. pf1l.. 10611;. 06% 96 96
hilt. 1\". Ohio. lllllé 102%; IOU/£1 102%
Bkyn. R. T.. 61 61 139% 60%
(11111. 5011111.. 113%,. 83% 113 83-11;
(711.11. of N. .l., 1691/; 1601,15
(11111.11. 11‘; Ohio. 1591‘; 4611!. 4551.31 116
(Ihi. it N. W.. 1951,11; 11.157131 19571;; 11.15711
(7,111.0: St. 1‘ 159% 1619'; 159% 161%
Chi. R. l. & I’. 130% H3 111014.11 143
11.12 H 111111.166
ll.S.St€1£‘l. 43112 13% 113V; 43%
ll. 8.8111111 pf1l.93,V 1M 93% 114
11011.16]. (‘11.. 217 ~ 250"... 2137 21.18
1.1111. Q Nash 1033,15. 10331 1031191 1031.43
Not“. 11'; West... 511 1361.11 55% 5555:;
Man. Consol.. 12031“. 1209;. 119741 120
Mctropolitan. 1119913 159% [591% 151.1
M. K. K; '1‘. Md. 5211111 5274'; 131311; 521/:
Miss. Pacific, 110 901.51. 95" 96
Nat. Lead (10., 19"! 19711
N. Y. C. It. H..ll’161'l;’1 157% 156-11.. 157
N. Y.. O. & W.. 331% 337.11 331.4,, 33%
\10. Pat‘. 11111.. 99% 99% 98-1/1 99%
Pacific Mail. 44 44 411%. 431,4;
Pennsylvania. ii» 146% 144% 1151/.
Pcoplc‘s (inn. 105% 106% 1051/. 106%
Phil. & 11111111.. 41 41% 401% 41
P. & R. 31fd., 7111/1 703/1 75% 70%
Sou. Railwav. 513 331.11 32711 32741
Sun. Ry. 11111.. 86% 861,53 86% 96%
Son. Pacific. 57% 1'18 57% 511
'i‘enn. C. & 1.. ill 61% 601/3 00%
'11. S. lioather. 12% 13911
IRS. 11.00. pfd. 8’0 80911 60 81w.
U. S. Rubber. 15% 15% 1:11.11, 15%
Union Pacific. 98 91W. 98 99%
Wabash. pfd.. 37% 37711 37% 371%
West. Union, 91% 92 91% 913/.
RAINS lN OMAHA.
OMAHA. Nob. October ll~—Addl-
tional reports regarding yesterday's
storm In western Iowa. show that It
was general and that a number of
towns were more or loss damaged. No
loss of lilo has been reported at Villls-
on several buildings were badly dam-
aged. At Shenandoah the deluge of
rain following the wind caused the
Nishnnbontuh river to spread over two
miles of bottoms, covering the Bar-
lington track: and washing out the
tmgathered crops. The storm passed
within two miles of Clifton Kansas.
leaving a track from 40 to 80 rods
wide in which timber fencing and oven
nhousos were swept clear
w-“~nmo w
ARRIVALS IN PORT.
HAVRE. October llwArrived:
glamour Ln Champagne from New
ork
NEW YORK October 11—Arrivod:
Stamper State of Nebraska. from
Glasgow; Columbia from Hamburg.
1111151 01713111111111
1111B FILL lliLLlilBill
the nesotlaltona to the rog. ' '
11111111111; for woman' 11 Outer tiar-
Ineuto mode to order after latent fash-
on. 1
Inspect our materials—our 1113111011
1111111111.
Fur colllrettes and boas.
For custodians only. We will make
button holes on our new buttonholo
Inn .111 Inc.
11.111111111111131 & 8. Fox,
LADIES’ TAILORB. \-
cornor North Main and Ann Strut-,-
811th Norwalk. 1,
lsieuus’llolici
1
.d..-
We, the undersigned hoxehy give no-
tico to all persons and corporations liq
bio to pay taxes in the Town of Nor”
walk, that they are rerqnli d by law to
deliver to the Assessors. or either of
them, 011 or before the iirst day of No-
vember, 1901. a written or printed list,
dated. signed and 'sworn to. of all the
property owned by them, on the that
day of October. 1001. liable to taxation.
N. B.-l.ists may be returned to tho
Assessors atlhc Asaessor’ office, Town
Hall building, Norwuik. and at 16 So.
Main St. South. Norwalk, at the pinch
of J. 13. Lawrence, from and including
October 11 1901. to and including No-
vcmbcr 1. 1901.311111 offices to be open
from 111 to 12 o'clm-k a m.. and from
week (Sundays excepted): and on Sat-
urdays and on November I. from 7
11119 o'clock In tho. cvcuing.
lldtud at Norwulk, (301111., October
8. 1901.
JOHN 11. 1.1AWRI1‘1NCI13.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
JAMIE. TONER.
113 111 Assessorrs.
._ Hr... .-._.--.
CITY
lssessors’iloiice
We. the undersigned, hereby give no-
ticc to all persons and corporations 11-
1111111 to pay 1111:1111 in the city of South
Norwalk. that they ttrc' required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either ,of
thcm, on or before the lat day of Nov-
ctnbcr. 1901. a written or printed list.
dated. signed, 11nd sworn to, of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of October. 1901. liable to taxation,
making a description of all real
estate, each parccl being separately 111.L
scrlbcd; and when ~3r11fcrcnce' can 111.1
made to a map on 11111. In the town
clerk“ a other. such reference shall be
sufficient description?
N. B.~—Lists may ho returned to the
assessors. at the Council room. Havi-
including October 14. 1901. to and in-
cluding November 1st. 1901, said office
to be open from 10 to 12 o'clock, a. 111.,
and front 2 105 0 'clorka p. 111.; on Sutur—
days from 7 to 9 o 'clock in the evening.
and on Friday, November lot. from 7
to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
(101111.. October 7. 1901.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
GEQRGE L. OLIVER.
117. nl ~ - Macabre.
REPO RT '
OF THE (‘ON DITION OI"
1111 81111111 110111111
Strings B11111.
At the clean of business, September
80 1901:
1 Linotlltrms.‘
.Ito 1'1 o‘clock p. n1.. all days of the '
land street. South Norwalk. from and ,
3 Saturday. The Countdifelter's Daughter
RESOURCES.
Amount loaned on Real 133- 1
1.0.10. 1 $546,603.00
A’fnount loaned on Collat-
eral. 3 86,335.57
Amount 11111111111 on Personal '
Security. , _ 5,000.1111
11.1.1 name by 111111311 lonure. 20.160110
1811111111113 Home 3 d ‘11.
tom. , 1 . 18,800.00
City ind School District
Notes. 1 . 111111111111
1111111111 and Scull B 3 1126.871.“
Gun and 13qu admit 110,017.95
' ' " 3 31, 154.620. 89.; “
1‘"
1111111 3331111.
1111-11111
:3 gun-11331111. 01:1. 9.111 11 p. m.
111.1... «1m in
M411 ,3
The! Leading Dry Goods
Trist
a
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
(B
.
Fall
| at -
'Halr;
Price
Jackets
Our entire stock" of . Fail
Jackets in black. tau“ and cas-
lhe latest
$5.00
10.00
15.00
discount.
Tristra‘m‘ 81 H
DISS DEBAR’S.TRIA1..
LONDON. October llm’l‘he hearing
of the case of Laura and ’l‘heodort1
Jackson. (formerly Ann O‘DcIIn Dias
charl. who have bet-.111 passing under
the 111111111 of 11111111511111, charged with
conspiring to defraud women of moucy
and j11wclry by fortune tolling and a-
gainst whom other serious charges
wcrc mntlc was resumed today.
Victims detailed the fantastic per-
formances and vows connected with
initiation into the ’I‘heocratic Unity
and the claims of thc man that. he was
“Christ rcturncd to the earth and 1111.1
only perfect man 111 the world." The
tcstimony made t'reouent 11111111111113
to the hypnotic influcme of the pr:-i1
oners.
III
for
NAVAL MILITIAKPROMOTIONS
HARTFORD, October 11-—An order
issued today from the Adjutant Gcn-
oral‘s office. announces the promotion
of ordinary Seaman Lester David Bak-
er. of Bridgeport. to be. ensign of the
Third Division. naval battalion. vice
Jnynes, resigned. William P. Dowas,
of Bridgeport. boatswain‘s mate. first-
clusa. in also promoted to ho ensign.
vice Van Orwic’k, resigned.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Notice
Council of this city propmscs. at its
meeting to be held on the 21st inst.
at 8 o'clock p. m.. to appropriate the
sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000)
for the Street
So. Norwalk. Conn, Oct. 8,
yatt,
NOTICE.
1111111 11111111111111.
[l1 1‘
v
*-
is hereby given that
“ rtment of said city.
current exp" ‘ses of said depart-
ment and to pay the damages assessed
for lb}.1 layout of Fairfield avenue. from
Cedar street to tht1 Connecticut Turn-
pike. sold addition being in addition
to the appropriation for said depart-
mwent at the adjourned annual city
meeting for the current year.
By order of the Council.
JOSEI’i-l R. TAYLOR,
City Clerk.
1901.
010 51
ONE SOLID WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY. OC'ianR7,
Chester DeVonde.
And his excellent company.
In a repertoire of standard plays.
Monday Night, Mr. DcVondo will
produce his latest cocoon,
‘I-The World’s Great-:3
Musical.
NIGHI‘S.
Friday. Dr. .l'a‘ltyl and Mr. Hyde.
MATINEES.
Friday. The World's Greatest Mystery.
Saturday, Ten Ton Door.
PRICES, 110. 120-1111! 3013.
Matinee; daily, oxcept Monday.
10 and 20 canto.
HOYT'SWTHEATRE:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 171
' The Eminent Comodlonno,
ROSE COGHLAN.
‘And Her ldoal Company of ’
Playorl,
In 11. Superb Modern Production of
.‘hor own Version. 0'! ' CHARLES
~ READE'S‘CWmInx Comedy,
éf‘ Pea 11111111111101. ”
PRICES:
. wild; 1.
11 unariuaiugrauzr
I H11
in
Opportunity
To not a very nice lot of Man's
ind Youltlu' Suits at a very low
figure, and I give you a like
chance. Lut Spring I gave an
opportunity: some came too late
to 911111111- tho fruit—don’t got
loft this limo.
Mon'o All Wool Cheviot, $5.50.
Mon'c Flue Fancy Worsted, at
woo. '
Clay Wanted Dreu 31111., for
only 88.00.
A hocvy weight Oculmoro. It
68.50. .
For youth we have them In ei-
ther 0111910 or double lit-outta
style ohovloil. 05100. ,
«Childrdn'h lulu. 01 upward.
D. BBBBIEB’.
- (ii for bodies dontlomo'n at
1, South Norwallt. on Wed.
of induction, The AWoiu mtg:
ilo 11111111111101 Lani
TOME“.
1111110111 111qu 811111 111 Build 0111
‘. goon for that yam mini: ion or
101,111 new goddsflmade up in
51qu and the best 01
workmanship. to be closed out
at one-half of the regular price.
Jackets for $2.50
Jackets for 5.00
”Jackets for 7.50
Everu one to go at the same
Norwalk, Ct.
1111113111011 10
11111111111111
the financial statement of this batik.
found elsewhere in this paper.
If your patronage and influence have,
in any degree, contributed to the suc-
cess of our business. we thank you for
it. If. as yet, you are not a patron, let
this be your invitation to become one.
The South Norwalk Savimls Bank
United Bank Building.
1
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Does a
General Banking Biisiness.
Savings Department
Open Saturday Evenmgs
from 6 to II 0 'Clock.1
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
1111111101111 1111
' BOUTH NORWALK. CONN”
Capital. 31003 09. 00 -
Surplus. 810 0.00 . 1.
arbor man. 11' 0. 00
JOHN II. ””81
JACOB ll. IA“
DIRIGTQM:
John H. Ionic ‘ "'I'Iflll'y loymour
John H. Kn!” Christian Swan:
John H. Light ‘I. H. Malawian
Jonah It, Manta nmuol animal“
.1. Walloon Marvin.
1.51.111.
I
[cannula 8011911011.
Lasso: by Fire 1
W
”When“y It can to 111111. at I0 midi o
t youmlf‘l For
”.16 1111133111338 Your Furnitur-
and Hominid. Good: in a Weill!!!
Em by lilo or mmmig‘g’igum
Norwalk Chronicler