This instrument is not a self playing piano, but is an Instrument which
(and which anyone can play) any piano.
here are probably a. million useless pianos In this country-useless be
like their owners are unable to play them, and they consequently remain In
% house an ornament or a nuisance. To those and to the finest musicians
offer the greatest of all piano players—~THE PIANOLA.
“This instrument is endorsed by every musician of prominence in the
rt and used by some of our leading chtlsens. In addition to the following:
1AM ROGKEFELLER,
oslx aossNTHAL.
“EU" 3'!le ONT.
“JOOEF HOFMANN, IXAL'.
.I-IARO‘LD BAUER. BIBN ‘P HENRY G- POTTER.
KMW humanism. ~s WILLIAM R ‘ENO.
IIMMAIGALNE. HENRY CLEW A.
oSuENsLIusochNtisnsiL-r, JOHN wAN‘AMAKEI-l.
LIAM K. VANDERBILT. on. W SEWIERD WEBB.
Ito 1N oouco. MchIeNoII “Tutti.
i“ HILEN GOULD, RICHARD" A. M'CURDX.
, MON. Grieves cLevs'LANo, e. a. e'ALAWAV.
M. c. WHITNEY. PHILLIP D. ARMOUR,
DREW CARNEGIE,‘ P. LORILLARD. ‘
I: L 0.8. LAMONT. HOWARD DIBI. '.
1101i. new. a. onsLL. sAN’n STANFORD.
AN ND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS .
This representative list of patrons is an endorsement enjoyed by no
sit plane player, and should be a recommendation to any one interested.
‘14! sales or THE PIANOLA ls 32110.00.
we are the authorized agents in the town of Norwalk
e,bea1- this wonder of Wonders.
S. Sturtev‘alli. North Main and Ann Sis.
i'igfllll Dd!
‘rwh liAvE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE on THE
ELEBRATED “CHIC” CORSET covns AT THE Pppu-
R PRICES—25m, 39c. and 50:. WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT
DOKEN LINES. AND WILL INCLUDE, THEM IN OUR
f THURSDAY SPECIALS.
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Tuunspar SPECIALS.
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1 ODD LOTS CORSET COVERS LADIDS’ PRINT WRAPPERS.
' 15c. Grade for 10c. 75c. quality, 59c.
251:. Grade for 15c. $1.00 quality, 75:.
2' 391:". Grade for age.
. 50c. Grade for 35c.
$1.35 quality, 98c.
These prices for the day only.
45¢. Grade for see. A FEW LEFT-d 1
VDIES‘ SUMMER CORSETSH LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS'
“y
ive been selling all the session
“c. For Thursday-45c.
WINDSOR TIES.
15 Cents.
Stunner Price. 251:.
FALL JACKETS.
Will sell them at half price.
LADIES’ BELTS.
10 Cents.’
. Former Price 15c. to 25¢.? ..
sAIteAINs IN orksa LINES—COME AND sun
1 will fascinate you.
. . fl
wifisat iiour‘. .. lilalloi delicious calm
‘ another that “oil" delight 3'0qu
we have the Pride o: Vermont on"
maple syrup. q‘usrt bottles, 3011.. Phone
161! 1.. E111, XOWHDUSE, Went Ave-
unc Grocer.
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' ABOIJ'I' VOUR TEETH. .
Neglectinh the care of your teeth
leads to all kinds of whoring—optom-
ach trouble, head aches end painful
operations. Dent neglect them: come
now. We do all kinds of dental wrk.
in the must a illtui and improved Ins-
thods. Instill a DENTAL masons,
78 Washington 131,. III. A Phelps. 0.11.8.
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THIS MEANS YOU.
You can get photographs of every
description that are strictly up-to-datc
In style and finish at the most reason
able prices. at Lewis's gallery. 11 Main
street, Norwalk, which Is now opened
daily for business. LEWIS, Photo
grupherh
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TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
Served at twelve o'clock daily, thir.
ty-ilve cents. Europeanplnn at all
hours.‘ Ladies' nndgentlemen's dining
room up stairs. Oysters andsea food
11 specialty. Choice wines and liquors.
Service first class. Prices moderate.
IMPERIAL CAFE. Carl Behallb. 11
Railroad Place.’
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HERE'B THE PLACE
To get your stable supplies at rea-
sonable prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades, from $1 to
$5. Plushlnp robes. 32.25 to 64. All
kinds of harness. carriages and r1111
abouts and in fact everything on
wheels, we sell. General repairing a
specialty. IUTHER M WRIGHT.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfecto cigar? It's
a cool. sweet. deligllttul smoke that
They are carefully
made from the very best selected to-
O
when you use Purina .
Just what the doctor has prescribed;
‘I’O LAOI
We here lust received a is a stat.
of “113.com things“ minim?“ higher
wood .. the. so 11 or
garments and Winn suits. from
too to II 50 a garment (ii sy are well
worth your inspection. liar gloves
tot-21$ .l.‘ bullshit so Washisstou
'99 - i’ 1.1
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YOU NEVER TMTID BITTER. .
We have a tomato catsun superior Imported and domestic traits. This
toauy Your everltasted, which we want week we still have peaches, a plea.
1 At. till-ll
I have 0111111111 ‘11 new lick and voila-
111qu 1111111111111 1111 11011111 Main street-l
whore lean, read. to supply you with a
choice line of runs. vegetables and
hall at ergaIn prices. and would be
irateful or yellrllpatrunage W. O.
WOOD. fill North Main Street. ‘
“M4...”
@000 THING.-
I Quart. New sailor krout. ten cents oranges. quinces pineapples. If you
quart. and the donut butter in town. we a lover of rich delicious cones. try
CONRAD BROKER 141 Washington Cafe Royal. THE CENTRAL. FOOD
Street. . , OMPANY Phone 130 ‘
wellness MANV Nbudd.+’i£s. .
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PHAI‘IAOH'O HORSES.
lA veiry’ handsome rfprigdgctiglgt of
trot as e rated work 0 or or con ; J .
cents. Also bargains In English line 1 Da sy Adam,
porcelain dinner sets. the under glazed
decoration, one hundred and twelve
pieces. at 314.1111, and lots of things, at
A. P. DAMON’S, '19 Washington St.
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WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
'l‘h‘en him your linen that rich do-
mestic finish that characterizes perfect
laundry Work. We know we can please
you. A trial will be convincing. Phone
The’ wagon calls for and delivers your
bundle. 1'10 Water St. George R. V1111
Alstyne. THE CRESCENT STEAM
LAUNDRY.
a Mere Child, Testifies
Against Jackson and Disc Dollar.
LONDON, October 17——-’i‘hc hearing
of the charges against Thunders and
Laura Jackson, (Ann O'Delia Dias De-
barl, was continued today. The police
court was crowded, a number of women
,being among those present while the
police found it necessary to clear the
sidewalk for 1.. can who were anxious to
obtain Admission and hear the most
nolaome testimony ever given publicity
in a London court. The witness exam-
glad twnt'lfindmli Adams, a mere child.
9 es c t at she Was enticed to
--——O————~ London under the promise of being
YOUR HUSBAND taught music.
Wont roast you about your poor cof- Laura Jackson continued to conduct
fee if you use Manhattan. It's a blend .the dose for the defense. ,She was
or pure Mocha and Java. freshly roast iciothed in a soiled, ll sled white silk
ed and full that that delicious flavor' toga .he woman evi ntiy hnda pow-
that pleases particular people. 361: s erfui influence over the Adams girl. She
pound Sold only at WILCQX'S Gilt) leaned orcr tue dock and gated fixedly
CERY 70 Washington St. Phone 113 5 at the witness; evidently with the
wk...“ hope of intimidating her, but the girl
A LITTLE ASSURANCE frustrated the efforts by turning her
When you bring us a prescription to back to the female prisoner and looking
be tilled you may be assured of three int the ludfie- Then tiring Of her 8110“
important points. That you will get iMrs Jackson amended a chair and,
seating herself In a corner of the deck,
that the drugs are absolutely pure; )lnterrupted tne witness with irrelevant
that the prices you pay are right. We ,quostlons and objections, until the court
One of our many specialties is choice . .
you to try. Sold in built twenty cents pears plums, grapes of many va eties. »
Pebble Cheviot
Tye robust for 1.11.1111 leis.
. ENTIRELY NEW with the admit of tho present season,
is Twine ("lotll or Rope Clolll. so called from the peculiar char—
acter oi the yarns from which it is woven. T he effect produc
ed 111 markedly stylish without 111 the least offmltllng even a
strict iit‘l Inc of conscrvu- $1.25)“.
tism. Width ‘48 inches , . , .
Pcbblc Cheviot has already proved its pleasing character
when developed into a handsome Suit and its “PebbW’ or knot—
ted surface is very eficct— $L00yd.
ivc. Width 48 inches
IlARIIOiNIlINfi SHADES.
(.iRiiA'l‘ 1M l’t‘)R'l‘ANCE is given by the experienced in-
icrior decorator to the matter of W iildow Shades—considera-
tions of light outlook and interior color scheme determi'flng
the 111301 tint suitable. "lililt they be fitted exactly to the win—
dows is also of importance, as improper sizes,tr10uutetl on im-
p101 lscd fixtures are novel satisfactory. We carry a complete
stock of both ()paquc and Holland Shadiugs and are always
ready to gilc estimates for the making of Shades to Older.
sun suture
‘ bacco. Try one. Every one sells them.
. OLD WELL CIGAR (10.. $3 Washing-
ton Strcct.
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, BLADA AND BLUE.
Bargains in molten overcoats. The
very newest styles. 'l‘llc| best coat in
‘ the state for the money. Perfect fit-
ters at 08.75, worth twice the price.
Oxford 111 eye well made garment.
fine of style. at 66. 75. English covert
cloth, light or dark coiols. $5.1).
lOT'l‘Llllill, 11 North Main St. where
the car stops
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YOU,OAN SAVE MONEY
And at the some time get the finest
selected sea food of all kinds. Rock»‘
away and native oysters. lobsters.
crabs. «mundane and fish of every varie
ty, and a little cheaper than sold elsev
' where. at THE BRIDGE FISH MAR-
KET. Washington St, Bridge.
, ..
WE WANT YOU
'l‘o trade with us because we know
we can please you In quality and pric:
es. We sell the best‘meats money
. can buy. Sansone bolognas. smoked
‘ and pickled tongue. fresh and pickled
trips. pork tenderloins. sauer krsut.
sweet breads. sea food and creep vege-
. tables. SCHAUB‘S OLD MARKET, 22
West Washington Street.
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GETTING FDEECE LINED
For the winter Is the proper caper
now. We can show you the best bur
gain you ever saw in men's fleece lin-
ed underwear. worth twice the price.
1 all sizes, at 390. Don't wait. they went
last long. HISLOP.
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[VERY ONE
Can afford to own a fountain pen
when sold at these prices. The Frank-
' Iin is an excellent article for the mon-
ey. We have them in several styles
‘ and prices from 851: to $2.25. We can
, warrant them. Stationery and pace
, supplies. HENRY E. BODWELL. 76
Washington Street .
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'l'l-IIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
_ is the proper Iime’to sit for your
Q photographs. I have many beautiful
, things In new Imported mounts‘that
, will Interest you. Every photograph
Is a work 0 art.,ren1smber. and the-
, prices are t a as e as at other gal-
. levies. NOS H, he Photographer. 78
" Washington Street. -
will. (tingle d: dossier-tables for you. homo
“out th's very values last we dohld dad. hey are all
"hm new, and we want you to some a'lld sum time
lloaey saving forlyeui’suse. If you take time by the tors-
.liaol'l m rallies 11111116111111. assortment. lone covered
.. with bright dhllltfliut most of then: an sateen covered. f
We say «not so- on 11111111. mm 11111 1‘.ch
,nmusm'smmc’srs downsize“ talcum.
doable users. solarium . 1p
mums you mulls. w. Webs-11 doles
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NOW. THI'I'IMI:
' To make your [election when our
1 “shop is filled, with all the newest crea-
,'tions and at prices that will interest
; you. It Is 11 pleasure to us to show
our goods." ‘3." we TILLO'I‘SON, to
j Washington atrial.
“A“
LITTUI LIGHT
On our r a stock of handsome par-
: Ior lamps. e want you to see them.
Many different styles and the prices
_ range from $1.98 to 810. Beautiful
couches. ii to 335. Furniture at every
description it hernia rites. A. J.
COLLIN8 l 00.. 12-18 rth ilain 8t.
I013!) IUIIN
,. ‘l‘he head 7 V’Nsnhs‘ttsn is the melt
‘ satisfactory cylinder coal heater ever
- made. We have a large It In all
. uses. Prices flora S6 to Hill. Also
. ouantity and cileapncss.
brand. They are
“who...
live ovate.
know our business. Try us. 'I‘lllil
GREGORY DRUG (30.. 8 No. Main St.
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OUR DAILY BREAD.
Owens' a home made breads are per
foot. People who constantly use them
say so. Wheat rye and graham fresh-
Iv baked every days. Fancy baking of
all kinds lmvneye and Bakers con.
fectionery. E. C OWEN8 22 North
Main Street.
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PEOPLE‘BHOULD LOOK
For quality when buying meats, not
I handle the
driest meats Illatmoney and exper-
icIIce can buy nud'sell as cheap as oth
ere. Poultry dressed to order. Finest
sausage and smoked meats. Choice
creep stuffs a specialty. Phone 137-6
NIIlW CENTURY MARKET. 35 South
Main Street. AdamJSteInwald.
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WHAT WE DO
We do well. Act as executors. ad
mlhlstrators and: guardians. loan mon-
ey cumulus” and Approved sccurb
ties: receive deposits subiect to check
and pay interest on time dcposts and
savings accounts. Savings Department
open Saturday evenings. 6 to 8. Tim
SOUTH NORWAIK TRUST 00..
First National Bank Building. Wash
ington Street.
' I
THEY ARE CHIC.
We have last secured 11 large as
sortment of new things in muslin and
csmbrlc dorset covers 'of the chic
beauties. Prices
from 121,411. 1712,2511. 39c. 50c. Head-
quarters for lanIes' fall and winter 11n-
dental-meats. A. DIOKERMAN d:
SON, Weshlng't'on Street.
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WHIN THING! ARE ABLAZE
it‘s too late for you to warmer the
value of Insurance. Before you are a
loser, you had better attend to this. In-
sure your property with some of the
many reliable canloanles represented
by TAYLOR d1 GOLDEN, 74 Washing
ton Street
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AMONG THE FINEST.
South Norwalk can boast of one of
cigar shoes In‘.: the state. where the
most extravagant or modest taste can
be gratified. The finest imported and
domestic cigars tobaccos and cigar-
ettes. pipes. and in fact everything in
the line can he found at WHELPIMY
A GLANCE. Washington and Main Sta
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WHAT DO YOU DO NIGHTS?
' Do you wish to know more about
bookkeeping, panel in. shorthand
typewrltlng. mile. telegraph.
law. eomspbadenc. spelIIn'g, business
-in short. all branches of study that
comprise a firstolass business educa-
tion? Then do not fall to attend our
Meat school. 'l‘lilil KNOWN llUfll
wuss COLLEGE 0.1! Serials Presi-
dent. South“ Norwalll. Conn.
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NUNNIN. INTO IAicl-I OTHER.
Wen hairline at night do the differ
ent letter; 1-1111 Into each other and con-
fuss you If 'so it’s time to consult
an optielsa. fret-lily rlsloapry «fact-
«can kind Make re‘adlill a oulllfntt.
Irv careful nomination and fitting of
Reasonable chat-so. ‘
fin...” «levelswytielsn. Is So. 1311.111
D-VALUI . i 1
#1111111“ lists linen Ial
llltohlli hull]
h quail two for own
imam
thlhili
I
of
m m 331‘ musingsflzlngwm
1 mm. “WMIAHIOD -W'°’” m ‘
Wflw
;, mms
the finest appointed and best stockedl
11: new in draw
lordsred her to assist. .
The testimony. which was of the vil-
l est character, related to the indignities
which the witness suffered at the hands
iof the male prisoner, while she was a
neophyte of the 'I‘heocra‘tic Unitey, 1m.
ion the promise 111111 use would become
a reincarnation of the Virgin Mary.
The witness testified that she was so
fully under the prisoner's influence at
etime that she believed his claims of
divine parentage. Revisiting practices
1were exercised both when they were
‘ alone and in the presence of Mrs. Jack
son.
At the close of the morning session
Mrs. Jackson demanded of the court
the return of the money taken from the
prisoners by the authorities when they
were arrested, bllt the court refused to
grant her request.
Mrs. Jackson also referred to Wil-
liam 'I‘ Stead e recent repudiation of
any knowle go of the prisoners called
him ”that riddllbtable pro-Boer.” and
said Detective Inspector Kane possess-
all half a. dozen letters which had been
“written by Mr Stand to the accused.
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HAT TRIMMING CASES.
Gavel-email! "Will Not Further Contact
“b.1811". ' V '
WASHINGTON. October l7—FInal
action has..hcen taken in the United
States Supreme Court in what were
known as the “Hat Trimming" cases.
which have been pending since 1886, by
the notice men by Bolicitor-Ilenerai
Richards that the government had
abandoned its Intention to ask for a
rellearsla. Beverm million dollars
duty collected: hilsllk ribbons under
the Wilson tariff act will, thereforebe
refunded to importers. The customs
oillciais assessed duty on the articles
at 60 pm cent. as goods of silk. while
the Importers claimed they should be
admitted at 20 per cent. as materlai for
tllmm‘ing hats and bro to re-
cover the difference. After a legal but.
tie lasting thirteen yeah. the 8 promo
Court in 1899 decided against t‘e gov-
ernment 1
MAY ADOPT AMERICAN LODOMO-
LONDON O
secretary, a
the victory I:
Kedleston. ha a
for a conferenc of Indian
The primary object of the anthem-m
ties is to help the British monolith-ur-
era and prevent futllur railro con.
tracts going to foreign firms ritlsh
makers of locomotives clalla than Ihtlle
American method of using standard
types could be lntrodncedln India and
South Africa It would enable them to
so to enable them to meet Increasias
demands and fill orders which one now
mains to the United Ethics sad Ger-
many.
«on—“nah
IAII'L ausssi.‘ astsasso.
Lennon finisher. 11—41111 Russel
II. who In July last was hatenced by ..
court of the House of herds to three
M“ ”WNW“!!!
only this
Milli.
erville will hemltdfi My days la~
3-1. hr.» .
flmm lion ‘
expand their More of production, so M
the singer, who
1111.113 IN .1 NAME?
the cutting and making.
“ride"
g) .1
your vest. is never
Well, the name “Star"
Shirl has much meaning in it—good'material,
ferns and, what is the most illlportnut of all, “know how”
on a
handsome pet-
in
A “Star" Shirt never lets your collar
“bag—
in Illc'slccvcs—it fits. Costs
I
N50
scrotum: A1111 accuse.
DAiNl‘iNESS'is the characteristic of the design and finish
of the. Reed Reecptiou
Chairs, Rockers and Conversation
Chairs and Softens shown in the Big Furniture Store upstairs.
Golden Oak and Shellac finish.
Al‘ READ so
ghlfirm J'seialsné
afim’gyw Weston:
CHRISTIAN unsaved Mom“:
The Annual Convention to be Held In'
Danbury, October 25.
The arrangements for the State
Convention of Young People‘s iBocle
ties of Christian Endeavor. which will
be held in ‘the First Church, In Dan-
bury, October 26, .26 an iii are prac
ticaily completed. The mgr-am as an-
nounced In the Convention Herald, a
preliminary announcement Is'suod b
the Banhury committee and sent to oi
the Endeavorers In the state, will! be
carried outwith some few additions.
The entertainment committee Is
making arrangements to care for all
delegates who attend from wirious
parts of the state but a very satisfac-
tory feature o‘fthis part of the linker-
in: 1- that each delegate pays 111111111111
expenses, board, lodging etc Delo-
gates who heard at private houuis will
pay no ollsr a day.
.1113 reception dominittee will you a
large corps of workers to Inset the
del ates at the trains and “cm them
tb e dburohhn dto‘ the enter Inent
comml Itee's handgun-tars A corps of
elliolent pages 1» l escort noted is to
ts their stopping planes and to any other
places they may wish to visit
STATE seafloor HEALTH.
. “ii-sw-
Becretary's Report Shows 1.235
Deaths During September.
Reports from all of the towns of the
state except Haddam which failed to
report show than during the month of
September there were 1, 235 deaths in
the state This was seyentykfive less
than In September of last year and
eighteen more then the average sum»
bpr of deaths in Ieptelnbero for the
five years preceding. The death rate.
as calculated by the secretory of the
state board of health, was 17.1 for the
large towns. is for the smell towns.
and 16.3 for thh whole a to. , ‘
were 302 deaths reported 1:on1 infecv
tious diseases. being 243 per cent. of
the total fortallty.,
The principal cause of death were:
Accident and violence. 59; heart dls~
ones. 84; diseaseii of net-yous system.
160: bronchitis. i6; pneumonia, 60;
consumptionl ,diarrllosa,180;ty~
phold fever. 22; when I cough. 161
diphtheria and a‘roup ll sums; scar»
let ftver. 4. The following towns are
reported as haunpmoiduths in Sop
number: A- over, narkhamsllead.
Botany. Bet sham. Bloc, . lists. Bolt-
on. cheater. I!” 1'; ’ ~. ‘
{the decorating committee haslmade 0“
' provision for having the city elaborate-
iy decorated in colors of the State
111111111 In honor of the visiting Iliudaavi
The music will he one of the great
features of the cosy Ion. ’l’hl sing-
In; will be led by i. .llferedlti. the
well known music pnbllsher,1 f the
Tullar-Nerodith 00.. and many ‘of the
singers in .all the lecsl choirs are ex-
lsd to make up the chorus which
will sing at all the sessions
The «music will be selected from the
newest publication of Mr. Monsanto
moans. aadm. rehearsal will I1 held
toned armt week 1110 islalusri the
chomwith the songs. before ill cow
ems. Mr. Meredith till he
mtat that rehearsal and dili‘l the
shares In home. He is an clout
director and there Is no doubt the
slum under the leadership 1 tube
unusually good. , » .
For thelpreltnlinaly rehearsl ,
Mr.- edimdlth will ills Mannheim
sup-rm:- "W
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III.
. (micro
Rocky Hill Bouthbtli‘y. iodth Win34
sor, Ourague, Sterling. Ulrich. Willing»
ten Woleott. Woodbridtemali.1
In the town'ofl Nmalk there well)
two deaths and In the city of Norwali‘
and CI of south Rel-walk oils 1 ‘ ~
each m diphtheria and «one:
waik,’ four deaths, South
three and City of Norwhlk 1113M fled--m
from typhoid fever. The death :2
for Ne‘rwalll was ill. 2 per 1.600.11'Ii
were thirty-two deaths in Benton”
«mu-m
asvmou saunas-rev Aor‘
NEW YORK elicits: i’la—A
committee on reunion of to
ruptcy Act has be I
Leroy Dresser. pres 111111111119 ‘ ‘ ”if”
ant's Association. pursuant to .
nest made by i 111111111111 of its
out mourners at secular-i“
1 1.111 with 111111111 g
tibraey Oenmlli
‘ refs so to this nullity“
Norwalk Chronicler