- All business communications for
this office should he addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
I
. i
wsaruca consent.
“was; for Norwaik and vicinity:
Una ed weather with rain tonight
“II-W .
all defined storm centre was cenr
Itral this morning near Memphis. Rain
has fallen during the past ”1333* fouli-
_ I‘hours throughout the Min“
‘” ‘5 1bay and lake region. 0 Conditions favor
‘ for this vicinity, generally cloudy wea-
IIther with rain tonight and Sunday, foi-
, lowed by clearing weather on Monday.
".I W
cum-—
A new roof is being aded to a house
belonging to Joseph Cos, on Roton :
Hill.
«4"
Tristrsm dz Hyatt advertises today,
cloaks. and furs, carpets ,and housefur-Ir
Inlshlngs.
Charles 1. Sterling and family. of
Fairdold avenue, drove to the Danbury
Fair, Thursday. ‘
( ~Mournlng Bands, U m b r e iv] a s,
Canes. 0' Brian. J ,.
Warren E. Smith intends to spend
the winter at his. summer home. Shef~
mneld-on-the-Sound .
Stephen Comatock. of Norwaik, vis-
ited his father, Seymour Comatock. in
;New Canaan, this week.
'I
—.
The engagement of Contractor Wil-
liam H McMahon and Miss Genevieve
O'Brien, of Brooklyn, is announced.
‘ ‘ A large display of the Walkover
shoes for men can be seen at the store
.of the Rowland Dry GoodsICompauy.
. . See ad.
' Miss Julia Hyland, of Railroad ave
rule, has been attending the Danbury
Fair, this week. She will return this
I. evening
-—-Gent's Ladies and Children's Un-
derwear. 25c upward; Gent‘s Ladies'
- and Children's Hosiery at special low
_ prices M. S. Smith 4': Co.
I . W
Rescue Mission: Tomorrow after-
I.’ noon. at 3: 15 These meetings are very
j interesting to all.
'I service.
I .
Painters are at work painting the
west side of the Swartz & Corbett
block, lettering a sign for the Old Well
. Cigar Company.
Miss Mary A. Horton. of Bridgeport.
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
James Grease, of Ely avenue, has re-
I turned to her home.
fiLadies’ Hats, Ladles’ Iliats. O'Brien.
IThens are. a large number of Nor-
wslk people hunting in the woods to-
day. most of them started early and
were armed for rabbits.
I 1
Miss May Wheater, of the Southern
New England Telephone oillce. has
concluded her vacation and has resum~
ed her duties in the allies. .
Rev. W W T. Duncan will glvo a
five—minute sermon to the children, ev-
ery Sunday morning, beginning tomor-
road. previous to the regular preaching.
i
I . ”The prorth League service of the
‘ .liiisct Methodist Episcopal Church. to-
morrows evening, begins at 6 o'clock.
ironic. Minsk Banana. Their Masons."
Wanna“. vSamuel Sample.
.fi—r-Wu
.‘ cum-Adultersted or doctored cigars
leave a bad taste in your mouth. 1m
portal Crown cigars Ira. pure tobacco
cigars. .
y‘all“ ‘Lv' w”
HTl‘ie Whatsoever Circle of King's
Mghters. of- the South Norwalk Con-
. ; loual Church will sat next
' Twit eye 1th. to plan for the win~
. pi‘k _ ‘c circle Ihas iosuedgrer
III.” , . I . . w-e—I-w—m .
[I The Ladies’ Guild ohTriaity Church
Come and enjoy the '
, , Posts, of News]
i‘l ,.
. dismsdsy school will autonomous:
.0 step. enchant street,
t yesterday in New York city. '
- Frank Rooney, "of Norw‘slk, has re-
turned Ihome from Easthampton. Mus.
’ has purchased new carpets for the edi-
fice. .
L. J. Reynolds. of Norwalk weatto
Danbury. yesterday, and attended the
‘ Mrs. Charles Anderson has been re-
cently ill at her home, in Prospect
street.
———-
Calltuin Charles Pratt intends to haul
his launch Victoria out of the water in
‘ few duh ,a .1 :
lila- selectman Frank H. Merrill. of
Norwalk. took a trip to the Danbury
Fair. yelterday
...._....._..__.
Misses Mary E. and Susan S. Smith.
of Mayview avenue, are guests of re'I'E-
tlves in Danbury.
um
Mr and. Mrs. Sylvester Hunt, of
Chestnut street. are in Virginia, spend~
has two weeks. . .. .
Mrs. John E. B. Sayre. of Maple
street has returned home from her
New York state visit.
IIzI nun—Inn
Buckingham and Manlce DelI‘. Lock-
WOod, of Norwalk. attended the Dan
bury Fair, yesterday.
Cockenoe Tribe.i. O. R. M.. held their
regular meeting. last night, at the hall
in the Gazette building,
Secretary George H. Frew, of the
New York and Norwalk Steamboat
Company, Was in/ . .orwalk, yesterday
" -A complete asst. of Comfortabies
and Blankets, always to be found at
M. S. Smith & Co.'s.
. “'"’
John ;S.‘Oliver & Company, of Siam-
at 44 Wall street the first of next
week.
”i . l
W t
Misses Agnes and Annie Ratchford.
of Cross street. went to Danbury yes-
terday to spend a few days visiting rel
atives.
The Pine Ledge Whist Club will
meet with Mrs. William A. Curtis. 18
West avenue, Monday, October 14th. at
3 oclock.
Mrnand Mrs. J. M. Benedict, of Nor-
walk. anticipate leaving Monday morn-
ing for the Pan- American Exposition.
at Buffalo. I _
Miss Mamie Smith, of Msrwin street,
who has been making a protracted vis-
it in Philadelphia, has returned home
to Norwaik.
the residence of Miss Minerva Nash;
at the corner of West street and Bay
view avenue.
Thursday, of next week is the last
date on which candidates at the recent
elections can file the list of expenses
they incurred. i
Blrge‘s Dairy.
A class has been organised in the
First Methodist Church Sunday school
exclusive for women. It 1an charge
of Mrs. uncan. All women of the
church and congregation not new con-
nIsctaId with the school are earnestly in-
v ted
——Sclentii‘lc Tickets.
_I_.._
bility, by his father. was before J
Joseph R. Taylor, in the South
walk glide of the town court, this mom,
9
at Merlden.
-—L,sdies' and zents' hats renovated:
O’Brien. ,
~—
Douglas Filmer and Buckingham
.171“ be
I, .I “WALK-oven" . . .
. stress you «an. ‘ ‘
‘31s» of tile saw smelter fall and
hi i“ '-
‘ Write/crisis . because i s d a
ford. will open a stock brokers' ofl'lce ~
I . Tlaanalatte night shirts of full also
Extensive repairs are being made to
' Edwin A. Stabell, a boy residing in
East Norwalk, charged with incorrlgl- .
or- C
: Wasse cedtothe Con ecII-V
' ticut School forums, ll
stiles, 111nm- Post. 0.. '” .
u‘eh shoes as men
want; money yet serviceable. stylish
yet comfortable. 83. 50 or :4.
771's Illlucharcut shoe is in fashion
aghc.‘ 'Tis a sensible shoe for win-
ter; the wide front piece is a great
protection against slush‘ ‘and’ water.
The new arrival In of enameled leath-
in" With wills extensidn sole and heat
A “slick" shoe. 8. “ ' ‘
Black Russia calf is made on the
comfortable Duke last. extension sole
and heel finished with edges in natur-
al color. Natty and worthy. $3. 50.’
Enamel shoes on the Duke last have
heavy exteiiilon soles and broad heels.
Built for Winter? hard wear. 84. '
Patent coltsklu is a good leather for
Mom dress wear. Shoes of this are
on the favorirts Manhattan last and
naval light sole. A shoe for special
occasions., 84.
.‘1
is a button on Duke last and has
wide extension sole. Handsome. 44.
Wax calf button shoes on the Duke
last hdve medlum- -heavy soles. with
wide extension edges Up to ‘the‘
times. “To
WALK-dVlllR slices are honestly
built by expert makers; carefully lit-
ted by competent salesmen.
if you dont know them. this is a
good time to get acquainted.
Shoe store.
FIIOR MEN.
This is a first- rate mens store.
More and more men learn every scan
on how good I. is——learn that they can
save money and choose from a big
and well-chosen and varied line of fur-
niellinSB .
Present Needs: .,
Degskin gloves made by Meyer, all
the new shades and all sizes, 81.
Heavy cape kid gloves Adler‘s
make, in fashionable shades of tan.
$150
Dent's gloves. the famous English
glove, 81. 85
Gray and tan mocha gloves. silk-lin-
casters well as natural finish,81Iand
Fancy shirts in stripes (they Isre
still the thing) of all colors and
many widths 81
and good patterns,‘ 50c.
.Wool and fleece-lined shirts ltnd
drawers for as little as 39c and to 84.
Woiol socks in brown. black, natur":
al and camel hair 121,40 19c and 25c.
Ali-silk neckwear in new shapes
and pleasing designs a myriad of pat.
terns. 25c and 50c
Hundreds of other articles for men.
What you want, almost surely
Right aisle. near sIhoe- room arch.
The: HowLAuo
onIII oooos co.
. one.
Wall Papers
Pfiir‘i‘lts
Window Glass
House Painting and
Paper Hanging a
speedily ‘
33 Sdiiih Main StrEet,
I.-. .Squth. Norwalk.
The new model patent calf skin shoe .
J A RUBBER?”
”so On a. to
is roan 54'3in
dthIereni'u. October "15, at~RAymon
Ha
violent; Only, a”
tend. --NIIew Callas
invited will ste
Messenger.
##MI‘I . .
mhermenbmof the. Noswrsik Method
. I
“ (Its niw'olooki damn m
.403 1&0.qu «fishing
the. nun .1 MM MW
home's) ndststsnding on due dnsstlpfi
liof‘rshs Trading unis. madam thought
the rally was to take place lnAIIhsflsns
3.... .
M Quick 33R: 3nd 351a“ profit%
for strictly ‘fresll goods. ..
’5bshl'3b1lilti. m I'I.
«emivtrwm. ‘l'mil . 1“ I'Ih'fim
”Roasting thIlclIsns, lee lbI‘II
This Lops Carlos Lsmb,m,1ae,,lb.
ebIsrs Quarters. Dc lbs
Ipsrry A I mos’s Iesussgs, 12m lb.
I’M'Ih «y i‘II Ive—em
.410.
lF raty‘dllbuti‘ Wilda mass
to eight ” " ,Iss‘lic’im the pint. Dc-
voe’s (1| "3*“ would wear
Estrs wci
“ Hetero '5” c
Til???) letI
mi J. T.
1;:
w
iusoy re -
beheldhy Sul’ Ted.» ‘
.on when Tools ..
Dari-meat hinders will also be .
ily‘ ...no not ammo. Gas Reuse
.ill I l I‘
V. I'itavr ”,1.” mm
“Tit .v
instant Rosiilts.~ Always Reliable.
Economical. Closely.
i
is more mytlglent out prettiest
.thst s.,aosl range in winter, s3
well as summer. and unusually:
for instant use
Estimates liven for house pl
ing and fixtures. Now is the the?
to' consider-Inc for‘ light.
I’w.
I
' that Salim. Washes,
Sprays. «and beaches, Ido -
tCurc.
Powders, lotioons. calves. sprays and
inhalers cannot really euro Catarrh,
:‘Io- blood dis-
transient relief.
The catarihal poison is in the blood
climatucuous morass of the nose.
system. by secreting large quantities
of mucus. the discharge sometimes
closing up the nostrils, dropping into
the throat..c&nslug deafness by. clos-
ing the Eustachian tubes, and after a
time causing warm or the stomach
or serious threat and lung troubles.
A remedy. to really care catarrh
must be an internal remedy, which will
, (issues the blood from catarrhai poi-
sonmnd removal the fever and conjes
tion from the. mucmus membrane.
The best. and most modern remedies
for this, purpose are antiseptlcsisclen-
tiflcaily known as Eucalyptol. Guaia-
col Sanguinaria and Hydrastin. and
while each of these have been success
fully used separately, yet it has been
dlfilcult to "get them all combined in
one palatable, convenient and efficient
form.
The manufacturers of the new on
tarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
have succeeded admirably in accom-
plishing this result. They are large
pleasant tasting lozenges, to be dis-
solved in the mouth, thus reaching or
cry part of the mucous membrane of
the throat and finally the stomach
Unlike many cstarrh remedies. Stu
art's Catarrh Tablets contain no co.
caine. opiate or any injurious drug
whatever and manually beneficial for
little children and adults.
(1R. Rémbripdt. of Rechcster, N.
15.. says: “I know of few people who
have suffered as much as i from Ca
mo of the bead. throat and stomach.
I used sprays. inhalers and powders
for months at a time. with only slight
relief and had no hope of cure. I had
not the means to make a change of
climate. which seemed my only chance
of cure
"Last Spring 1 read an "Hunt of
some remarkable cures made by Stu-
art's Catarrh Tablets. and promptly
bought a fifty cent box from my drug-
gist and obtained such positive benefit
from that due package that I continu-
ed. to use them daily until i new con
sider myself entirely free from the dis
gusting annoyance of catarrh: my
head is clear. W digestion all i could
ask and my hearing which had begun
to fall as a result of the catarrh, has
greatly improved until i feel i can
hear as well as ever. They are a
household necessity in my family. "
Stuart's Catarrn Tablets are sold by
dIugglsts at 50 cents for complete
treatment. and for convenience. safety
and prompt results they are undoubt‘
cointlisrlonselmhedefocxcpmh curIc
1.“; ., 3““ "w
liens
Fall Attire
Well. gentlemen. you are.
looking. for somethingst» ,
"active—something strik- .
ing, something reasonable
in ready-made suits? Well
then. you surely should
take the opportunity to in- ‘
spcct our offers. I
Here is the ’ center of
"good stylish clothing: ‘
Basket weaves, blue and
bl'acltrln two grades.
I Vfl‘y 9M ““4 Wm '
also the Iowa... and
then thqunt‘mished wanted
and worsted chcviots. thlbu
etc, the staple clay worsted
black diagonal. ,
The latest. materials in
dark and light shades.
I -'I
“Willi 00
The price». they are MI
Suits for the children. ..
dress up for gundsy or to
ramp in at school. 81.0%
was
a no ”‘ We”?
wiomm
local applications. if they.
accomplish anything at all. simply give
throat and traction. tries to relieve the,
i
{ uoawa'ut' METHODIST n
. ps1 Church—Illimo. Rally Day exer
1‘“: .I:
...,~.t,g. u.
FIRST
Church. Ref. V W 45.",
WP." 30
‘,.&I m" p
H
89.13759“
: p. ‘m-. Harvestil nccfthy
,Sundssi school Quartettsrmus c for
disc day. will be: Anthem. IWJIen
IMAM Clouds, Haveu;a anthem,
,Welcoms. .flwnet Grace. Macyaian
them. Bonuin Eat in G, Buck: an-
them. is the Bless. Enormous, Haven.
The evening offertory solo by Miss
li\
31500-
class of the Sunday school. address
by pastor; .12 111., Sunday school ses-
sion and won class; 6: 30 p. midp-
wpgth cruel" meeting: 7: 30, e casing
service". .Thome, Tests of F
~Preaching service, 10: 30. Sunday
schodl. 12: Junior mm. 3; Pray-
ing IBand. rfidt: ,and preaching acrylcp by
the pastorAt : ..
CONGREGATIONAL. .,,.,
SOUTH NOR-WALK CONGREGA-
.ticnsthuI-ch, Rev. Paul M. latray-
er. match—10:30 a. 111,. sermoni by
pastor. “My Brothers conscience”;
quartette, "Sion." Rodneyglbees;
“How Long Wilt Thou Forget. Me, "
Ffleregn: 12 at. Sunday school;
Mou‘ a Club for discussion ctr rolls
Ileus sublects. Lam anddedntngs
Clubs. 4 all s. msceooud menace on
“The Unknown God”; quartetto
“Softly flow the Light of Day.’
Schilling: tenor solo, “Where
Heaven,” Taylore
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
George D Egbert. pastor—Morning
service at 10: 30. Preaching by the
pastor. Sunday school st 12; even-
ing service at 7. 30. The third in the
series of Pracitacal Talks—"Wanted
—-A General. " Thursday evening
meeting at it: 45. Subject “Sunday
and l." Pastor’s Guild on Wednes-
day afternoon at 3.
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NO WALK BAPTIST
Church, Re W. H. Hubbard. min
later—The services for tomorrow
will be in their regular order. The
is
. the news about new goods. Especially attractive Is this news. new.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST. EPIS- .
copal Church, Rev J. J. Faust. .psstor
. _ ‘ 315:4 Ii g I in ‘
There Is no news that appears It... advertislnfl column soI Nil
just crossed the line 'twixt summer and fol The new season‘s o
y,begins and this store has use! all its energy, all its experience to
your autumn and winter buying a source of pleasure and satisfaction. « ,
THE NEW TAILORMADE SUITS. THE .NEW COATS. : __
T I Ready for you to inspect and
IwIIIheInchutlon of the ItIIliI‘IrIuksad: from the finest .qmmeMI
' "'"n "“3 mar ’ and children’s cuter gsrm
There’s an air of distinctiveness and mgken onlyI are espresso ill
‘style about this season' s product nev-
stylcs only will he shwn yam. II
Bl” before Ittalned, A rga| Megan's. do ”Ladies M91303 Cloth GOATIIMIWBA
choose from them. I"
can... 32 infilitfllecalfif 53.1”
adl e on o 0
Ladies' All Wool Venetian Cloth ”5 ‘
Suits, in Black; Oxford and Blues, lat-
lined. Velvet collar, latest htyi . 54
Ladies' ‘Elne All Wool Cloth Q05
est‘ cut, circular flounce’ Skirt, Jacket
tight fitting; special at $8.98.
best quality satin lining, guaranteed.“
Ladies' All Wool Cloth Suits in
for two seasons, 812.4
Ladles' fitted Oxford Seaway
back, lined throughOut, a bargain, at
Black and Navy. live gore circular
dounce Skirt, double breasted tight
fitting Jacket, silk serge lined, $10.98.
$15.98.
Children's Box Coats. well made.
Ladies' Black Pebble Cheviot Suits,
the latest make; a bargain at $11.98.
good quality lining, sizes from ii to 14,
Ladies' All Wool Cheviot. Cloth
special at $5. 98.
Children' s Long Coats, in red, blue
Suits, tight fitting single breasted
Jacket, taffeta silk lined. $15.98.
and grey. satin lined. velvet collar. butv‘ .
THE NEW WALKING SKIRT.
ton trimmed, 88. 39
THE AUTUMN WAISTS 0F
WOOL AND SILK.
The demand for walking skirts is
‘chr on the increase. This shop was
never in such shape to meet the dc-
m‘snd.
Ladies" Five Gore Flare Skirts,
stitched fiounce, at 83.75.
landles’ Five Gore Skirt, double faced
golf goods. latest out. 84.98. '
Ladies' Black Serge Skirts, corded
effect. satin trimmed liounce, 85.25.
Ladies' Black English Cheviot Skirts
nearsilk lined flouncc, satin trimmed.
oversklit effect, 89. 50.
art; perfect in style. perfect in fit. illh,
lshcd by tailor artists, and priced to, fit
any purse.
Ladles' Flannelette Wallets. stripes
and brocaded effects, gold button trim:
med, 59c.
, Ladies All Wool Plain Colored
II‘ranch Flannel Waists in Reds. Blues,
fZiIIIIIiIII Old Rose, Lavender and Black
Ladlcs' tucked Taffeta. Silk W ”(its
light or dark colors. latestsb ‘ l
sleeves. fancy fronts pearl “
trimmed 33 49.
Choice assortment of fancy in. mail
Silk Waists, prices ranging Ifrom
‘0 I‘M-4?- .. .
early prayer meeting will be held at
10 a. m., and will he followed at
10: 30 by the regular preaching ser
vice. The Bible school meets at 12
In in the afternoon the Junior En-
deavorers will meet at 4 o clock. on
(lel‘ the direction of the superinten-
dent George Robins. The Young
People's Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a rally meeting at 6 p. m.
At 7 p m., the punching service will
be held. All strangers are welcome
Seats free .
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 80
Main street, between Washington
and Haviiand streets. Rev. D. C.
Thomas. pastor—Order of service:
Sunday. 11 a. m., prayer and praise
meeting; 3. 30 p. m., school for Bi-
ble study: 6: 30 p. at. Christian En-
deavor meeting; .7 p. m., church
prayer meeting; 8 p. m., preaching
by the. pastor. Weekly services:
Tuesday. 8 p. m.. Bible Union and
song service. Thursday. 8 p. m.,
prayer meeting. led by Brother G.
E. Pollard; subject. Christianity Con
sists of Deed as Well as Word—-
James ll. 1,4
EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY CHURCH. CORNER WEST
street and Fairlield avenue, Rev R.
F. Humphries. rector-Holy Corn
munlen,8 a. “m., morning prayer,
thany and sermon. ii a. m; even-
ing prayer and short address 7: 30
p 111.; Sunday school. 9: 45 a m.
First Sunday in month, second cele
bratlon of HolyICotumunlon. 11 a.
m.; Choral. evon hg prayer. 7: 30 p.
to. Holy Days: Holy Communion.
10 a m.; Friday. short serviceI 7: 30
D- in .
ADVEN‘I'
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Van
Zandt avenue, East Norwalk. J. W.
Davis bestow-Preaching. 10: 30 a.
m., by Rev. W. L. Grissom. of
Greensboro. N. 0.: Sunday school
12 m., Loyal Workers' IIIIeetlIIIg. 5: 45
love sermon, o'cock by
Rev. E. Zflgfls. of Danbury. Seats
free. Everybody welcome.
GIIHAN LUTHERAN:
stree
ryica Sundsg 41‘ p. In.
prose bin y the av. ore
Beach. at PTrtCh Clicsm. W ‘
BIRBAN IVANOILICAL. -
GERMAN Ill/ANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Breakwater. pastor—Ser-
vices every Sands.
dam
”gunman. science as was.
RISTIAN SCIENCE. SERV Cl: 8.10
p m.-—100 East Avenue Mrs.A AHA
Moody. First Reader. All are wel-
some.
s vwm
AWIIM'IIID LITTER. '
”l
Following Is a list of letters rel-sin
lug uncalled for at the following pod
omces for the week ending October
12. 1901;
. tooth Ncmslk.
Mr. 1!. some
Miss May Granville.
linA Lbllubbsrd.
NII-sfitls. D.Jsclrson.
III‘Iurs. Worms.
”Emma use...”
assess “£1..an IN a...»
(1.. octet" 1th
«is Mustangs
’ IiDI
company were bare to receive it sad
willcffssdt'dlsr
y allies cad
. sir. The too voters of the
81‘. PETER'H CHURCH, North Main'
Masons .
o'clock in the 'Bwedish Congrega-
I which was to deprive the small towns
. grounds will be closed and no rain
forethought of they
state do
meter a can
We ‘ Tomi?" ‘me
'womv
a . W’J’T
:FranCIs
we.
‘1'
“You re Warm
TEnough
Dressed as thinlu as boSsibie. "
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
enough just now. .
A popular price is 50 cents per er-
meal and realiZino it, we have made our
line at this price as high oracle and as
satisfactoui ill everu respect as is our
abiliiu to secure. ‘ "
The results oi our efforts are prev“ E
inc satisfaciom We are selling con
siderable Undergarments
We have higher priced garments, all
correspondinglu well Selected.‘
Straw lists. as lialit as is consistent-
with durabilitu.
.I‘I“
493
«e
\I
7.14.
"It ( .1
‘llfl'f'
Washington-"Street
“UU‘trrI-I IIIIIonwaILK. '-
W.
.7: I I
i
To CALL IOFl- convenrlon.
W
Town of Gullford Will Hire a stydri
to Close the Show. for quite a term of years
The cities and large towns in the has mover “quick“! one
state will be grieved and confounded which”: aim bite to
to learn that the proposed convention. Thermometer.
lb feellnsoftbs
n p he at its defio
zof than beingthatfio . .
I;i town of nx-Ju'dg: no.
otdheir inherent right to govern the
balance of the state must be called offs
says the Stamford Advocate The my
checks will be issued.
This triumph of rural
rtue over city
vice has been brough
bout by the
s of Gullfohd,“
who at thslrItown meeting on Manolo!
passed the following vote: .
“Voted. that if the Izote'rs of ofthis
tad? Misha u. ever In
constitutions convention the select}-
men of this town are hereby directed
‘0 “71”” :yI for the It will” "'1
them“ u so prov ng .
TEAMS”)! 3..
howmuchthetown
The motion was carried an a mi _
units the last
hopeofsoohnhticn rants intro“;I ‘ ‘ I
o
ford. plus so attorney. have arisen , _
W.. tMWC. dcfendths I
comm .“it‘iwmu.
a? ’4 I I‘ I
. .pmuaemIIm. -
The Waists this season are works of’ I
Norwalk Chronicler