d
"W“ H‘ ‘ ‘ anmw
l ' S i * A daufhm'r Whéfih “MW“ attach
.- ‘ pollnts. mention ru to r. ant rs. ‘
ill: on t CC Frank Whitney, of Lenox Hill.
‘ . along on: Division hold a mud
meeting loot ‘iliitht"nnd””nthiiii final on ‘
Monuments fora but thus to be held
Wa
sill
E‘tonls'h't. \ ..
- ‘ . ' Captain .iOhn Plunder of Crockett
. THE BEBT CQAL. avenue has secured a position as
We sell the beat grades of hard coal "fl“limah for the Rudd Company of
lid iiuo wood at the lowast mnlnc. bl‘idscport
flood. The best tliiilit of carefully . " « -
.creened clean (unlit; ply. straw and Captain Charles T. Lowndes's yacht
Phone 135-4. 2 First Ave, East Hannah A. Silsboc was hauled out
.‘ a. wannacn ilanvm. yestermly for the winter on Captain ,
.. spé‘ iig' a few days. with friends in, tier Company was not moved on its
1. prayer meeting. it is desired that. ev. cured. Rey. Mr. Brown and Miss Hoyt
? V.” George Wicits's marine railway.
W
E P Captain George Wicks who was up
L pointed as our. of the committee to
‘ W take a petition and canvas the south
,,' (E . ‘ . " 1“.“
end of the town and line out how many
, .- , property owners will have water out
‘ M1"? “mm”~E°r°.‘-"m“~‘l'¢i“l‘ima“! iu their houses. He reports that the
.thlo offico should be addressed to Trio property owners sign their names on ”Mill _ .
Bontlnel. Personal letters not desired. the uctition very rapidly. EEEEEEEEEEEEEE‘EEEEE“ ix
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Willi
' James MaliVn was in Stamford yestero
{‘dny. "
_..--. ...__ , mammal: NOROTON.
The roof of ”K. building belonging Clifford Street is attending school in
to William W. (Joinntock. has been rc- I’omfl'ct.
paired. ~
......c........... All nlldltionls being built on the
The Emanonb Willst club will meet “3"" 0' Sum" ‘E’Affff‘jfj-
aggrggzxumo OEVMEES' LEE” DEWEE’E‘ this “EE— Miss Jessie St. John will soon go to ‘
E w. “a.-- Hartford. for on extended visit.
Rev. .1. .l. Foilst will return thin evcn- E """"""'""' ‘
us. from attending the mid-year con- , l‘iewmanV “Hm” h.“ ”m“ t“ [Sew
fawn“ at New York. imk. whol he has St cured a pos on.
- .- .... may.
hard work without GOL
..- a...».__..
1 _'0. M“ Kin will entertain Mrs. Belleck Stanley and son Albert
infuse? ttElEEnEElrroEw eventing. at her home are spending a few ““3"“ in Washing-
“ in South Osborn avenue ‘0“-
‘ . dell on
Ellis Taylor and Ralph Bennett went Work Vwastemporal “.V FWD?“ . V
to Weston yesterday. through the ruin. the “9“ Telfmd ‘03“ scstcldny, 0"“
on a hunting expedition. log tthhe ram."
“- E “"‘ Mrs R I) lyou is the guest of her
. Mrs. A. N. Sheryl/cod; of Pleasant ' - ~ 1 7~ , . .'
crease. in entertaininguher sister. Mrs. mother “1. New \Ol‘kV- VkShL‘ Will I0—
James Hodges, ot‘ Brooklyn. main the '"S‘.‘.’L‘I‘f_‘_"i": .
~ E E. E it was stated yesterday that Henry
disaggfirrgfglgaog’ftsmfiteflfigfimaetmgf FBRChcr remalnod abort the snow.
in the pig'st Allende Methodist Church: There is very little change in his con.
last night. ' ditlon.
William TWiss. inc shoemaker. has Prof A‘ B. Guernsey has returned
EE been ill at his home in Second avenue. “'0’“ his Via" 1" Bridgeport. “d start-
:‘E‘l‘or a few days He is notable as yet to 9“ “WW 1'01” New lOi‘k. Where he wil NEW YORK
. attend .to ”hit!” duties. visit friends for a few days. :
m“ Smith. James Malln and Ralph Bert Buttery. “who was taken to til
* . ~ N Norwhik hospital. suffering with ty-
B‘i‘“°'§yf239333.53}:35°.oofg,.“;;;:, pllold fever. and who has relatives in
Yale‘rtlnd Princcton teams; _ this place, is repel ted .Vas improving.V
..
mind‘s; EE Mickie! the Wash Owing :to the rain of yesttit‘llfiy. tho
dtréet“‘b§iad'g€e, M‘wllo has been truck house or the Eagle Hook & Lad-
. E Mr
.V “15‘ . .
ElSndigEiit'u'ck. has returned to her home. foundntioh. , The‘Vlatter was finished
‘ ,‘fl .. V‘. f . - V yesterday. ~
.. ‘ The. Junior Praying Band of the East ”'"” . . .
.Avenue Methodist Church will meet at The ”"3 kindergnlten room in the
‘ the parsonage mtg evening. It is de- Darien public school. is in charge of
, sired that all the members be present. Rev. Herbert 9; Brown “M Miss.
' . Theresa Hoyt. Jointly. Thehteacllllelr
. .h t e so 0 -
A very important meeting of the Ofii- who was engaged to “‘1‘“
rial Board of the East Avenue Metho- are in that room did “0t 3993;? In"?
‘ dist Church will be held tomorrow day morning. as was intends! - 3
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milk“ the iodine “Enid: and clean without injury to the fabric in on
better than soap. requires only hall the tuber. and costs mu
Unit on the dishes film a \loodwont and they wl
ED DUS . For greatcttoaoaomy buy ill-if '9'“
Ti}; “tit. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicago. St. Louis. New
._ — , r1» Only mm: Amman was.
BETWEEN
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JACKSONVILLQJE. . /,.
st. olluo River Sande. between
on Souford,Fio..|nd lam
Foot Modern Steamship- .Q. Finest Service
Whig cum: to co.. Gon’l Adamo
A " runoonnamatt '
, .39 State Street. New York .
L nixmadiructlsaftertthearexular weekly said that her boarding place was pro-
, cry member be present will teach the school until some other
E -wé... teacher is secured. .
‘Tho U rm Club will hold a musical "“ °°"°"d"' °' “°""‘"""" PM“
this gvéfing‘ fit the home of Mrs 11E 3: At the meeting of tho Eaale Hook A unit for divorce hits chcu begun by
Bowen No. lid St. John avenue. There ““d Ladder Company. MOM“ nlsht. Agnes (1.. Pitt against Washington ER.
will beEsolos both vocalond instrumen- the "W“m‘m extended ‘0 the mem- Pitt. known as Harry W. Pitt. of Stain-
tai with recltatlons'uil by local talent. hers t“ attend “‘9 Congregational ford. Both the parties to thc proceed
IceEcrearn and cake E\V~lll be served. EV~ Church. “ex“ Sunday evening' W!“ “Ci mgs are members of prominent ”mi.
181‘)! bodyEis lllVltEG. {32:3 flvEeE EvsiilpEonbElEtEE: NEE? 1:23:23 lies and each Is unite illictlltllyr'i Mrs.
‘ ' » ' tti ' da hto- l’thc ate . .
. Thr scholars in the East Norwalk decided to have a his concert Novem- gElllonEdEar oEflgtheElfrunswlck Collendcr
3 school had a re dl'iltyesterday after. h" 2‘ i" “‘9 T0“ “a” The “we" concern. Mr Pitt is a son of the late
. dam u 3-0“ (.k‘. directly after school Singers. of Norwalk. will furnish the William PittE of Stamford. The plain-
.‘ Was Edlslnisscd. EiEt tack just one min» largest part of the entertainment. tiff claims the custody of bcr son. so
his and a half for the pupils to file out They "99:1 “0 introduction 1"?“ El 1: only child by the marriage. claims all-
_of the building. which was considered fair to presume that a “'5" ‘ ”9““ ° mom~ and asks that her name be
from Norwalk will be in attendance. ‘ ' _ 1 ‘ .
remarkably gfl time.” The. committee which has the affair thanged ‘0 Agnes Lollendel. Property
. The Stars and Orioles will play foot- in charge is Wilbur Reed. Wilbur Kagliélffff‘mt$1.33?EgEds-E)’.E.E.30EEEEEEE
‘ ball, Saturday afternoon. on the Baxter BM” ““d Sylvester Bowen.
d . ucb interest is manifested . "‘”_-
fiBrEtEotElElssganEEEB. as it has not been deter— Notwithstanding the fact that it rain-
Trained as yet which its the best team- 9“ ”my“! and w“ “ very mamm” by Fosseden a Garter Mr and Mrs.
' The some teams will ill“? 0“ ”19 same ablohevonling last nigh]? d“: {Oxxhhzg Pitt continue to reside in the same
grounds Thanksgiving afternoon . .gtgregtg’dafifld‘me e The‘ememm house in Atlantic street in Stamford.
.E ' ' ' ‘ ment was given by the Men‘s Club of
EvvegtEEEE’ifntl’lE: EnglgEsEagEdnégilEiE;%§ till}: the Congregational Church. and was SHER'FF BROWN FA“-5",-
East Avenue etbodlst Church. will be the first of a series to bersivrn during
held this afternqomrm the parlors of the winter months. The. one VVlast
thethllrch. It is their annual meeting. night W118 The Edwin R. Weeks (.om-
w
Warrant-“Threatened to Shoot.
humorous en- 138831;»Conn. November law When
(Juicers will be elected, reports heard Dan!" in II mumfll and , _ u lot Portland 3" m ‘ed
and the business of ”EB year ”nanny tertalnment. Each one. of the com Silorlfffihiowuwnm 0n J. A. 3‘?“ng
attended to. ' rally is a talented sinser or instru. to cor
__.._. mentallst. playing on different lnstl‘u- of this town yesterday he was inform
Well“ Book at;
iflcrvtal .- , i , h r ‘ d
“ am; to be played some the entire company. Miss El zabot be om .
he) MoyflWer'Eflook and Ladder entertainments in the course are. 138- extracting 825 therefrom.
mummy. in connection with the whole .
‘ ” lal meetlnz‘ln the out,“ ore of May- ,politan Stir Quintet: in ,
FEE" truck hodaé. in “HE mm are- ton Packard I" 61.1w
arid and settled up tbo'b'usiness in con-
‘ ‘ on with the 250th anniversary col~
adamant. for the arrest of Buhllul‘clll‘ '1 k
raw-“w... t' ' Bushnell was former y a an o n , 999
Fog VnELAV‘tmmHT. ‘ an AV lV. .. . . . - V q . .. i ..
Already the nonrandom >r‘l-0itd hail
unit of Mr. ind
N6; 20 t. John are-
ll'oi' sixteenth birthd-
ofthis "9“» l’? in- nodal at this time otyour for freight» lions], Baud ii», We is.
originating: to incre’uo in unanimous to on. m. angina in H ; 1; Fr
‘ dammit N'otwallt‘. meme quantity ofllooduhlppod from .- - -
E is? . "it" we do to. n. n. v. . ~
g . ht . .
TlONAL’V'u‘W‘OICE‘ surr. l pasroamqnen
Petitioner a Daughter of Luis H. w. l Session of the Now York East Confer.
one. in That City.
NEW YORK. November
New York East
Methodist Episr-opai
met here ill TrinityuMethodlst Episco-
pal Church was in soasion again today.
Rev G. C. Strobridne of .
Conn. presided at the morning (indem-
bly and among those who participated
in the serviceahud’ discussions of the
day were: iter. W. l’. Estes. of Brook.
lyn: Rev. H. A. Starks. financial (cc
rotary, of Wesleyan university; Rev.
A. C, Sanford, oi' ilroklyn;
N. Morse. of New York; Rev. Chill.
Buck, of New York; Rev. l.. K. Moorl‘
of Jamaica. 1.. [.1 Rev. ’1‘. S. Win m!“
Brooklyn: Rev. J, E. Adams. of cw
Haven; Roy. E. L. Peck. of Mt, Vor-
non; Rcv. A. I“. Scoflcld. of Mcrldcll.
Conn, and llev. Arthur Z. Mctilfi‘ort.
professor of Union Theological sontl
in the evening there were do
rotional chrciscn led bv .Rer. George
Adams of Brooklyn. and an address by
Rev. .i. R. Thompson, of Brooklyn.
the proceedings. lntolrllblc cruelty
and unfaithfuiuess are the grounds for
the suit. The plaintiff, is represented
Bushnell Wouldn’t Let Him Servo
vowuresao or memos. ‘
Fifth Annual Conference Now Being
Held in Now York.
NEW YORK. November Haw-Tho
fifth annual convention of the Vollli’l'.
tours of America. has just been held
Commander Balliugton
its the Volun—
, . meats. A feature of tho 'enlertain- ed that lf'be entered in house‘ he
cgiElEEEinEEEEEyhflfEEEEElE; 33:: :33 tkgdgfa ment was the unique impersonations would hotshot. A guard was placed
" ' Ladder Company of of Mr. Weeks, as well oo'origlnal‘mu- about the house (and when entrance
in; plump“ a plno- sical sketches and plantation songs by was finally made liusllllcli could not
t .
.: , ” " '* Weeks has a rich contralto voice and The warrant charged Bushnell with.
gntebgngEggt’g‘dElrfillgénE33336“??? the line tenor of Mr. Weeks'biendcd in robbing a neddier. it is alleged that
will-be soon. “9'30ng company will perfect harmony in dilatahlisu Weeks on'Mondav last Bushnell asked the
harem ’treat me winners to a supper. 13 8‘30 an accomplished perfdrnter on man into Mn house and after offering
;--—~ the mandolin and Moon. The other him liquor went through his pockets.
"in the last nine moot
tears have roached'tbmugh their out-
door agencies 1.804.961 persons. and
through their indoor gatherings some
i.2iil.567 people have heard the Con-
cember to. Hon. Joseph G. can». of frhe peddlcr. whose name .is on; 09‘
db‘fiarwollt‘ flm‘t‘dgnaflmmt, held a Georgiapiocturer; 1&er 38; ‘Metro- know. complained‘tb tho’ humoritlos
Mrs. Booth. speaking of her prison
Mimi" ‘11. Al- and a warrant was Immediately issued
"We are in intimate touch with 20.-
000 men who have Motrin
are in prison and this means that we
have reached hundreds of thousands of
other: through them-«wires. in
human and others. ‘ .. ‘
“#17619“! cent. , or those whorhsw
reform are loadilllt 'Iloful
“E ‘ioEE'E‘EEEEnEtE‘xgalEdEEE Walthersi‘I-"m 0! ‘coriouflonrt NATIONAL announcemen-
cVE . Railroad YIV ' ‘ INDIE " E " "‘
gnaw total}. fiWi‘ “Woof-E
begun to fell the offend“. the holiday $102332: ”2:5“ 13min” £9325;
business in its Height. trailic. it is slice or am" powered/hot ru 5 the Na-
than: in
on newton» ‘l
PIOKID UFOl-ilPWllOKlD MIN.
" m . ~ WK; Wt,»
- Transport Cline Mauser“: tif‘A‘o‘v
tree and ‘Gl‘lnolird. ‘ '
alimoownaa.',l¢o miter id?»
The transport Choc. whlc. im only a
.ro .ovilt “fetid r
M WEE dgfyl‘orrndel
Lr‘iiiioierew of”
. Ml ,
flute inland (ant
are) tho-captain
from and 21
. p ' at
_VEEA NthWuiioll It flail l't' island ‘
auction": Thad. .
lilillii lsiEEuEEuiiiulls
‘ l'rm momma Wolabod Fivo Hundred
Pound: and tho Execution was _
l with (treat Accuracy and ’ .
E i
.Rnpldlty.
A. new llynamlte‘x‘uu of destructive
owers has Just be” privately sull-
. ecled to a series criteria at Fisher‘a‘
' stand hy-n sepcia'l boarder olllcors ol’
the Bureau of Ordnance of the United
‘ totes Army. For several yoara the
veritmont has been engaged ill the
_roation Enll Fisher's island of it ccrlt-
‘ hble Gibraltar. which will render the
hastcrn entrance of Long island Bound!
{mpmgnublc to any na‘vni attack. and
bus protect all the shore cities from
‘cw inindon to New York. in this
rout scheme. of defense the dynamite
.‘ un covering tho narrow channel how
.chn Fisher's island and Plum is-
.land. on which formidable batteries
have also been erected. plays an inl-
portal“. part. j
. The sun. which won built by the By
smite (lull Company. Of New York at
.“E Scranton. Penn” was recently installed
. . ‘ a battery at the western end of the
island. and was last wuek reported to
e ready to undergo its final trial be
fore uccoptance by the government. it
in a pneumatic piece forty fort in
killuth with a calibre of fifteen inches.
of the name genera! type as those of
the batteries now in position at, San’
dy Hook and at San Francisco. but
embodies many new features designed
to increase its accuracy of fire and
liapldity of action. A new type of fuse
‘ dsullros. it is said. absolutely certainty
of the explosion of the shells both on
impact with the water or the shin of a
vessel. and by delay action.
_ The trials were made in the pres-
ence of the board composed-of Majors
, . Marriott and Blrney. of the Bureau of
. Ordnance. many artillery officers from
forts along the coast. President '1‘. S.
darling. of the Dynamite (inn Com-
pany. and FruukCrcelman. Robert
Gunlach. and other clvlliu‘n experts.
The mm is mounted on a seacoast
“carriage permitting an elevation of 35
degrees and n train through the full
arc of the circle. power for this pur-
E , pose being supplied by electric motors
placed under the carriage. With the
full calibre projectile it proved its abil-
ity to hurl 500 pounds of nitro~gela~
tine. audit-lent to annihilate any snip.
afloat, a distance of about 3.000 yards,
with a degree of accuracy. the experts
declare. not excelled by the most im-
provcd types of large calibre rifled
guns. With smuli projectiles the range
was almost doubled without any sacri-
fice of accuracy.
Two days were devoted to putting
the gun through an exhaustive series
of tests. The first shot sent a six-inch
__ shall carry fill pounds of explosive a
distance of 5.763 yards. which. burst
in; on impact, hurled ll column of wa-
ter 300 feet into the. air. With a 1.0-
lnch shall. carry 200 pounds of nitro-
gclatillc, the extreme range was found
to be 4.800 yards, the spell exploding
under water with the desired delay ac
tion of two seconds. in a test for ac-
curacy iivc eight inch shells were
planted at rcspectivc distances of
5.043. 5 035. 5.020; 5.010 and 4.970 yards,
all of which would have taken decisive
effect ball the target been a hostile
ship at a distance of about three allies.
or about. double the limit if a practical
fighting range. which ls now generally
accepted to be about 2.500 yards.
in the lost for rapidity of fire. the
result is described as amazing. iivoifull
calibre shells weighing 1.185 pounds
or more than half a ton each. being. it
In said. discharged in eleven minutes
and 55 seconds. almost bringing the
Weapon within the class of rapid-tire
pieces. This was accomplished with
the disadvantage of an untrained crew
of eight men at the null and two at the
magazine. nearly 200 feet distant from
the breech.
l-‘or endurance the specifications
called for llio‘ tiring in two hours of
25 “air allots," or what in an ordinary
sun would be called blanll' cartridges.
but no dililclllty was found in diachai'it
ing 40 shots in that time. the pressure
of 1.900 pounds on the storage restar-
volr remaining practically constant
with a uniform prcssurc In the gun or
1.000 pounds at each shot.
A companion gun has Just been
mounted in the fortification at Hilton
Head. defending the naval station at
Port Royal. s. 8.. and Will be tested by
the same board within a few days.
General manager E."Hlil. answering
the many ln‘ollires as to whether he
had adenine account "oi‘the trial of the
comprehend air you at Heller's island.
raid “Tea.” The compressors for
these nuns were made at tho Norwaik
iron Works. There are two of 150
horse nchr finch. 'I‘ho alr'prnssuro
can be 3,000 pounds per oqllare lncli‘
and on the endurance-ate» tlloy‘de-
livcrcd a quantity thirty-three per cent.
above contract requirements and still
had thirtylthmapor cent in reserve.
' Bl. ‘Hlll. Jr" W. iii. Matthews and
Boot-go A. Smith suzorvllod the teat
‘ n-Woritep A an
oot'fltat ”Hilton tit-all will be
u“ a or, do”. ’ T ,
ullcl .
tested? i ,
, .. .
N‘I‘AILROAD IN-
Nonfrllwto '
‘ ‘i'l
l“
but] to the T «sol-loo of quiet
coatorianceu in: on duriux 4
ineptibtt iy ‘. our. uroouatlto
vol-:1 a norm tlv .Ldlsthadiit
cm ,to m‘ fit Wilt! to
n
"the doubt rd“.
Booth Norwalk Rudder.
w...
That which followu is the experience LE
0: a roaident of South Norwalk. in-
E credulity cannot exist about the state.
ment. because it can easily be investi-
E hated. .. ,V .
Mr. Charles E. Warren. son of tth‘
well-known oyster planter of 2 Cheat-
nut street, has the following to say .
about Dean's Kidney Pills. “i had
backache and weak kidneys from early
childhood. i tried all kinds of l'finlti'. '
dies, but never received any Derma-
ncnt benefit until i commenced using
Dunn's Kidney Pills, which I procured
at Pinlsted‘s drug store. My fatherf
had been using them and was so pleas»
cll Wlth their results that l was in-
duced in try them. i am satisfied that.
their representations are all that laE
claimed for them. They cured E my
backache.”
For sale by all dealers. price 50 cents
a box. Foster-Mllbnrn Company. Buf-E
falo. N. Y.. sole agents for the United.
States.
Remember the namc~Donn's—-—and
take no other.
Fallout Breakfast
,On‘ .coi'd' mornings pan-1
cakes are so relishabie
it nicely made aud‘with.
the right flour. T‘ry....
Purina Mills Health
Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
3 packages 25 cents.
New Flss 10c pkg.
A. STULL,
Cottage ave... ; East Norwalk.
insurance is a fine investment for you;
also ’an absolute protection to those
dependent upon you? if you do‘ not
understand this fully collar or write to
the ‘General‘ Dulce oi the Conn. Gou’i
Life his. Co; United Bank Building.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
E. “ EE
ARE you Arm
to the‘fact that honest old line Life
.3» u. n". lledidu
CURES
. RHEUMArlsM
801.1) at
ALL DRUGGISTS.‘
-
Daily Freight-Lino
r lemon ‘
new roux.
NORWALKAND
sorry: won max.
walk leave‘ New York, Pier 23, ,
East River, Beekman street, 3 p. K
m. Norwalk and South Norwalk
during the night.
marinated. _
E M. +tttdt.“"”
WATCHMAKER, JEWELER.
All kinds of repalrlat'ln the best ,
manner and at lowest prices. All work
warranted. ‘
Witches, Jowolry, do. for Colo.
fall aollcitodaud utisfootldu tour.
In . ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ * E
' WASHINGTON, STREET BitiDGll.
V ‘ ‘A.leflbovr;flono§on
new”.
‘ he
1«can upmecb iEtiliEEeEEIE
atlyrolloyoom , ‘
The Sorosis is made
upon the well-fitting plan»
and consequently is worn E
thy oi its ,name—dhenamc. ,.
lt takes for the club at E
the most fashionable ‘
women in lbc country. E E
WearShOeSlhaiFi E
$575 Patch?
nnlennnolN roan am. . 4.
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We handle only one grade of Coal, .
and that to the BEST. , E '
Place your orders now. In! tIEiO IdeE
vantage of price quoted above. ‘
Best in quality, oloomy- macaw.
competent drivers. prompt delivery. .
No matter what your man-com
been in the past. this no your order.
and we will plealo you. . . 3
i .m
«vi—aw wag
E successors to E3. Harm. , ‘ .
Coal Yard and one. Wow-street.
Branchlomoe corner Wouhfaxtououd E
Main streets. South Norm“; Conn. ‘
Telephone out. 8198. ‘
». am... ... _ _*
ll'igliéél ”65511 Prices:
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
plpingsteam and water fittings, stores
and builders’ hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for rotate memo,
rubber. feathers and all articles tint
you would like to dispose Of. The
highest cash pricep‘will he paid by
calling on ' E E E‘
ABRAHAM HARRIS».
13 a 16 Raymond 8!.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention. ~
Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Cloned Sale.
Ill-days.
Residence 58 Spring street.
H 0. R S E'- $
TO sun EVERYBODY.
, V W .
'wn amt maltcoltmo m, m .
cannon: hymn! now. out. . f
_ , _. . on
"M. wimpy, *'
ammonium E m ~ ,
South Norwolk.
II‘ “M,
a lion
sex with
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Norwalk Chronicler