1111's A 11131 mucus
IS WATERPROOF
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
D. Lyon 81 Co.
911 WASHINGTON STREET.
YoUR SHOES POLISHED FREE or CHARGE.
“IT PAYS TO TRADE”
VAT HOUSTON’S.
' THE
CUT PRICE SALE
, ‘ GOES MERRILY ON.
The immense business done by us Saturday. notwithstanding
Abe disagreeable and stormy weat
fact that the ladies of Bridgepor
bargains when offered them.
UNTIL ENT
‘You can buy any Fur Garm
from one- third to one- -hali iorme
REME
her. once again demonstrated the
t know and appreciate genuine
IRELY SOLD.
cut or Scarf or Cloth Garment at
r prices.
MBER.
This makes anything purchased now a savin of from 33 to 50
per cent. in other words.’ is a gilt-
edged investment for years to
come. Don t neglect this opportunity—“You can t afford to.’
HilIIS'IOII’S 1105 Main Street Bridgeport.
M“ Car tare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
111111 1111111111
“ . 111311 drain
'Ilirlituil I1.
Sister's ilu‘l'iring Irttru
Weir 81111111111011 lIiII't1ii1iit Ills-
sires hem iiltb‘tl In lillllllliltlll
The Rowayton s1hool s1andal .1p-
lpears to nave died a natural death so
for as .1111. attorneys for lh1‘1 principals
in the case are concerned. Neither
seem disposed to bring tho. inattci to 11
head and find out the guilty party who
wrote the anonymous letters People
11 Roway ton and othoi' pt.11 11s 11111 111-
hairlng what is being 11111111
A Sentinel ropoitor 1.1Ilc1i on Attor-
ey- Louis ‘. Wei-,s couuscl 1111 Miss
Elizabeth.b . .Erwiii. who was 1111'11s111l
of being the author of tho lottoi's, this
‘ morning. Ho stalod that nothing was
being done about 11.11 caso so far as
he was concerned. W hon ash-ed it tho
officials at Washington. who wore mitt
fled, were doing anything to 11xposo
the guilty party. Mr. Hoors slatcu that
he did not know. Ho said 111111 1111 111111
from Waahniglon had called on 111'
oommnnicaiod with him r11liili\‘1- to
the matter,
Mr, Boers has just rot-clvod 1i Iotlor
from Richard C. Miami. 11 brolhci' 0.
Miss .AIIcc M. \Aiiliiims. tho Burnsido
teacher. who has boon brougln quitt-
permanently into .1111 scandal. .1 is
in contradiction to 111111g11d statonicnls
made relativc to anonymous loin-1's bo-
ing written in blast Hartford at tho
time Principal .11...11 W, Mct‘lcllnu was
principal li111'o. 'l‘l111 Iotlor follows:
I notice in tho papers that. Mr. V1111.-
burgh and MI‘. Mottlcllun 111111 11111111111:
statements that a man in Iiili'nsido
was convicted of writing tho. anony
mods letters that woio soul to 111,1 sis-
tor and otJiors at tho limo Mi. MiClcl-
Ion was principal of tho school tuoi-o
This Is a falschood wkbi1l1 l illillrt
should be colitradiclcd. Four or five
Years ago sovoral pooplo in East Ilart~
ford and vicinity. i'ocoivod anonymous
rlettet's and a Dr. Griswold was accus-
ed ahd tried for being tho author 111
the some. I am not sni'o wbothor 1.11
Was convicted or iiol. but think ho
was.
All I 1omonibcr tho martin llioy woio
Pictures 111111 Si‘cllos of Railroad
Wreck, lilo. World Almanac. ’l‘i'i-
brine and Mlddlobrooks on sale. Dosh
Falls, 1902. 1.311. 1011 bottlo Vast-lino, tic.
$1.001Al11rin Clocks, 1191: $1.00 Wutchos
Me. Guaranteed Madonnas I'ictui'os.
Me, regular price was 0011: small 1111131.
31011. Home pawn shop goods 1111 hand
:11 rth looking at. Single and Double
.,el ,Guna, IA price; hilgin, Wall-
-‘1 Swiss and Standard movement
choir. new and second hand. gold.
or and niohol t1aecn:Guitara,Vio-
a, Accordions, Mandolins etc. at
T. J. MAGNER ’S
CURIOBI'lV SHOP.
No. 2 South Main St.
have it painted up 1111 as to
Wit glib the boys, when
Mug comes. Sure to have
“I
I'ttgilii Ii'riltn Ill lib“
of an oniiroly dllt‘ci'oni, charactci' from
111111111 rocoivod by my sister. Although
lthl siuuu is still living. in East nurt-
.l‘111'1l. it is voi'y improbablo, it not 11111
.1111ssil1io, for him to how knowlodgo 111
some 111' iho thugs mcnlioncd in o
lotloi's that my sistcr 1'111-11lv111l.
Youia \11i'y ti'ul,\.
lilt.‘ IIAIII) t‘ I1“A( .Al\‘
TUDAV‘ IN WALL STREET.
WALL hint). ., lit: a. lll.--'
l’i'lcos gt’llt'l‘llii) 111111111111 11 traction
lilghoi. St. Louis 111111 51111 I‘111111lsc11
mado an o\111.1ptional 111111111111 or :1
points by wi1l1-1 jumps. Amalgamated
:tioppor oponod down iioarly a point
but. i'allicd a fraction. Iloaiings worn
out on a vory largo sculc.
WALL STREET 2 p. 111.~'I‘horo was
an almost imporccpliblo iniprovcinout
in prices. bill trading was confined to
11 low stocks. Tho l'liitczl Status Stool
stocks sought :1 11111111 I11v11l, tho pro-
t’oi'rod touching 04. Itoch Island ad
vaiicoil front “'11th to 11'11'1 on 111111 tran-
saction and St. Louis & San Fl‘illll‘iHCO
common was brought to nbovo til.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
lloports over private wire of I13. A
Bohmc. commission bi'olici'. Swai'lz d1
(‘111'l111tl‘s blot-11 South Norwalk.
()pcu Iligli Low 1::iti
Am, (Toppcr, Mil/1,1 hill/L1 its". 110‘...
Locomotivo. 3W; :1 :ll :lll,
Am, S. It, (‘11, 1211... 122i. 1201;. I‘ll
Press. (.‘111', St, 40 111
.'\it'lli50ll, 7011;. 7111'. 1.1112 75'.
Alt-bison. pl’1l., SIT“. 971i, 007". it?
ilalt. 111, Ohio, 1021,11 1027,. In;l iti.’
Illiyu. it, 'I‘.. til lil'g 1111114. till 3
i‘lion, K1 ()Iiin, Mir;- 1i71‘“ 45‘.
t‘..Al. 11’; St, l‘.. 1112111111111 till" ..
t‘ht. II, I. a I’. IS:- . 11131.10. 111311..
II, .\'-II. (‘:iii., 172W; llrl‘a; IT": IT
I'. b‘. Stool. I'J'I, ' It 112% 42-".
t', S. Stool pl'd. tit-”1,. at: 0-111. 11113..
Lou. £1 Nash. 105m I115.” till-'11; Hit-'1,
Nor, A" “‘11le 1.3137,. 7.13 7157.1 Bil
.\Iun. Consul, Ill? 1:17 1221 134%
.\lctropolilan, Ititlii. Ilittii. 100 I001.
.II, K. .’ 'I‘.pf1l.:'.l :‘d
Miss. Paciiic, lol till 997.. 100
Nat. Load (‘11.. 1.3"). III“;
N. Y., (‘.. & II. 113355, Illilii. ltll-‘ia Itl‘li.
1.. t), a w. 311. 311. 3:111. :Ill-‘i.
ltoudiiig. Lind, 111134 tilil’, til 61'...
Pacilio Mail, I? ill/J. 4'1' 47%
Pennsylvania 11311.. 1.38% 111111... 1111111.
l’coplo's (his, 90A. ltlil‘a 99H! 5‘9"»
Phil. 1% Road. 5117,. 55‘11‘1 541,43 54%
l’, & it. pl'd.. till SW. 8154'. liliia
Sou, Railway. 325).. 32‘»; 2121--
Son. Ry. pl‘d., 93141 0: 9314.
Son. ’uctlic, 59711 5831'. .59
Tenn. (3. 61 |., 03's 62‘») 62‘»;
II. 8. Leather, 111.1 11111. I117».
Union Pacific, Itll‘a IOIiln' 1111111; 100111;;
lin. I’ac, 11l‘d.. SSA; 881,1.
Wabash, pl‘d., iiiia 42‘}. 41511 Allis
\Vosi. Union. 0013;, 90%
ADMIRAL EVANS' SQUADRON.
Ships Assigned Him to Meet Prince
Henry of Prussia.
WASIIING'I‘UN. January Iii-wlioar
Admiral ltoblcy ll. Evans. who has
been chargod Willi tho preparation aiid
11x1111utlon of tlio naval prom-11111 at tho
reception of I’i'Inco Hoary ol‘ Prussia.
callcd upon I'lr. V1111 Hollobon, tho. (lor-
man ambassador, al thi1 onibiissy to
day 11nd coliaiiltod him regarding: tho
arrangements for the naval wclconio
I11 I111 accordud to tho distinguished
visitor.
ily that tho Kron Prinz Williolm will
not dcvlntt1 from 1.111 courrc anti an in
Hampton Roads 1111 lierotot‘oio. report-
all but will heal Princt1 Honiy direct
to New York. wlioi'o tho naval demon-
stration pi'opoi' will take placo.
The following 111111ndron has been as
signed to Rear Admiral Evans by the
Navy Department to welcome the
print-11.:
Flagship the battleship Illinois; tliu
orulaara Olympia San Francisco and
Cincinnati and the cruiser Hartford.
While detailed arrangements for thc
movements of this squadron have not
yet been made Admiral Evans states
that the vessels probably will rendez-
vous at. Tompklhavllle and possibly
1qu the Imperial yacht Hohonsollern
on her 11111 1111 the Atlantic coast from
the West titties and escort her to New
York harbor..-
Admiral Evans will have with him
the some stuff that. was selected
company him to the Aiitatle station
Contain George A Converse. on until-
‘ . manner 111111111 nation iiitnoi'n. will be
fine hernia: unlit-1111111 W
In Ali m thi
It may ho slated upon author. '
tonc-_
itlltlllt’l Etitlrnln'ing ”Iii I'ltil‘r
iiuptmsihilitu I111 tittillriit
llistrii't SIIIII‘IIBII .lertiiiu timl
liiillltl lithei' 111111111111 I’i'uriit
ner’a inquest to dcterniino thc rospon-
slbllity for the death of sovcntcan per-
sons in the New York (.‘cntral tnnuol.
Inst, weok. was begun today. (Yoroiicr
Scholor presided. Among I‘lt‘ Attor-
nova prosonl at the oponiniz- 1 in—
his assistants. Rand and
Frank Moss and (incur (hunpboll. loun—
sol i‘oi' .iolin M. Wiskor. lli11 ongincer:
(‘. (‘.. I’nuldlng. representing the Now
any (.111'1Ioti and Lincoln (‘1
111111. of
tlioti'
WIN‘H" all but
lbo wrr'ck Iiud
Now Ilochcllo
tho victims of
homes.
Iliair'hl Alloi'noy .Ioromc addrcsscd
tho Illl'}. ”11 said that it 11.11. [hl'Il
dutv lo.ny\vlicilior111 not the \‘Itll’llS
I111 111l1tc1l. "and it' you
,\i11l1l.pi11Ii:ips,l11
votii pr'1.01l111o”
1.1.11 boyond It you
all! tlio 11111511 11l‘ Inallco I 11111 1111i
scolrinu to narrow tho field of your iii-
iiiiisitioii, but howovoi' grout llic alu-
onlit oi pub1i1' sonliinoul at prosoui
whiclii' 1it1illtllltl“ llint broad and l‘adt
t'nl action should ho takon at this l111111
I must 11111111 out to you that on 11111 and
on tho unilid jury of this county d11-
volvo tho dutv oi“ taking such notion.
It is no Iilllo thin: that tho livos 111
sovoniocn porsous should I111 siiul'fcd
out In a moiuciil as 11 canulo. \vhilo
llicy woio on llioii' way to ”Mr daily
111cnputloni< and it is :1 thine. that calls
tor such i'adlcnl action as shall provonl
such disnsloi's in tho l‘ului'o but it is
for 1111-1
grand Illi'v lo Ital-111 such action. "
EUGENE CREAN DEFEATED
YORK lununry Iii. ~ l‘bo municipal
1-I111lious boit' hnv11 ronullod in tho dc»
Cork. 111-Mayor Ilocht1 and other noni-
inoos of tho I‘nitod Irish ”1111111111. 'l'hic
is alli'ibutod to n spcoch niadc by Mr.
(li'otiu during the campaign in which
ho dccla rod that ii' Kim: Howard cumu-
lo Coi'li for tho purpouo of opening lho
International Exhibition ho would
hootod through 11111 city.
MAN ARRESTED VVAS KERN.
NI1‘W YORK, I'anuuiy
'I‘itiis, ot' l‘1111 Uolociivo iluroliu, said
today ho was saw that tho luau ill"
rostod \oslorday in Louisiana was Ed
ward Kci'n ”111 humor valor of Paul
(I, 'I‘hohuud. Korii stolo about $310,000
worth of jcwcli'y from tho 'I‘hobnuds
two wooks 111111. Mr. ‘I‘holmnd had a
conference with Captain Titus today
and it was docidod that if 11111 1111111 did
not mnkc himsclf known Mr. 'l‘liobaud
would go to New Orleans to soc him.
M'KINLEL DAY IN NE\ YORK.
ALIlAm Y, N. \'.. January ltl.——~-(iovor-
nor (idoll today issuod 11 proclamation
that. January 20, tho birthday of Illi‘
latc I‘rosidont Ml'l\llli(‘,\' I111 obsci'vod
in this slalo. Ho recommends 11ml
suitablo 11x11i'1'is11s I111 hold in tbt1 pub-
lic schools on that dato and that flags
bo displayod upon public and I)I‘I\"dl(-‘
buildings.
COUNT VON WALDERSEE TO
VISIT AMERICA.
NIGW \'()I11\. a.Inuury iii."‘”I‘ilt‘
Slants Zoiiuni: today prints 11 spocial
dosputch from Borlin which stutcs that
t‘ounl, Von Waldorscc and his wlfo will
visit America in April. The dcspatcli
Oddic. secretary 11f
Yacht Club, died at his residence in
this city today. Mr. Oddlo bad boon
ill for about two weeks of kidney
trouble.
MOLA CASE CONTINUED.
’l‘ho 11111111 of James Mola. charged with
violating the Sunday law by keeping
i111: bin barber shop open for business
1111 Sunday, was postponed until next
wank It camo up bcloro .Iudizo Joseph
ll. ’Iaylor. al‘..o'11lock this afternoon.
We are having our January Clea
SALE NOW ON
Children's Grey Ovoreouts. i to 15
(Better grades accordingly. 1
now uttering them at 501:.
Began Tittle“;
NEW YORK. January Iti —-’I‘ho coro- ‘
quiiy wcic District Attur'no) .It'lllll191,
Steuben .
York Central railroad and James Lind- .
Ilaoltua. ‘
.vbo upponiod rm tho bould of tindo 11f ‘
ot ho, wrcclr canio to then doulh
throuali tho criminal ii11uli111111~o oi 1
somo poi-son 111' poi'sons. (" This is
public llamor and ,\1111 do liol tlioicby.
and tho niaaisti'alos and tho ,
l'out ol‘ ICugouo t roan. mombor ol’ Par-'
Iiamonl for tho southasloru division of .
I111 ‘
ltl~-- -(‘.uplaln '
status that the trip is motto for tho.
liold inal'sbal‘u hoallh.
SECRETARY ODDIE DEAD.
NEW YORK. January iii—.1. V. S.
the Now York'
Men I Bill! Belem Shirts. with detachable cults. open or otherwise have
been selling readily at 50 and 7611; new silo.
11111111111111.1110: Woman- Outar 11111-1
1111111111 made to order alter latent tuh
ion.
1 aspect 11111» materials-mar fashion.
plates.
F1111 collarettes and boas.
M Krasoviiz St S Fox,
1 LADIEB' TAILORE-
Corner North Main and Ann Streets,
South Norwalk.
1
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(Continued from first page.)
nlatlon 111
thereform
Resolved. That thc Inherent right 11f
the people of the state to form a gov~
crnmoiit upon principles of reasonablo
reprosoiitiitlon shall be recognized, and
that the reprcamitullon in the lower
boner1 of the towns first mentioned
shall not be rcsli'lctod to an cquallty
with that of the town last mentioned.
Mr. Smith ol'l’oi'cd a memorial from
the Women's Christian ’I‘einpoi'unco
l‘iiion. which asks that thoii' commit-
too i111 board In wizard to tho quotation
of allowing women to vol 1 This wu'.
laid on tlic'tnblc. '
’I‘Iic doloaatc from (‘Itoslciz offered 11
grosolullou that the constitution bo
unicudcd to pi'ovldo foi' a scnritr1 of not
1111111 than lwenty~four or 111111 i'oprcson~
taliw1 from each town and 111111 11111111»
soniatlvo alerted by the voters of and
Il‘roni the territory comprised in ouch
aciialorlal district.
Mr. Phelps. oi \‘oi'uiin. spoke on ln~
trons-oil l‘(‘l)l"SPlltllll(lll. Iii,1 urged that
tho dolcualou got 111 work at noon and
- doclde1 tho utioslton for which they woro
soul to Hartford. Iii1 said: I do not
t‘11-.11' that thoro will 011 rioting and
i1loo1l1'1bcd. its snugralod by tho gontlo-
man from Now Britain. I lit‘IiM'o that
town roproscututlon should l‘Pmlllll in»
\‘iolato. 'I‘wo ropi'oscnltitIvos and oven
lbi'oo could not possibly I111 mind by
snow of tho towns. 't‘ho l'csolutions Iii<
troduccd by the1 gonlloninu from Salis-
bury. which provldos for cutial 11111111-
scntntion in my opinion minos light
to Iilt’ pith 11f the1 subject It would be
unwiso to giro moiy town two 11111111-
.-1-. iilnlivs,o It is nol for us: to say that
we will tako lI1-1 i'csponnlhility ot‘ mak-
ing tho sonulo larger. The pcoplo hnvo
dnno this liioinsclvcs."
2,063. and are door-easing,
M'KNIGHT SENTENCED.
LOUISVILLE. K32, January lily—ml.
M. McKnight, t'ui'mor prosidcnt of tho
dol'ulicl (lariiiuu National Bank of this
city. who was convitod last Saturday
.of ombozzllng tho bank's funds, was
today soutnnood 1o tho ponitonliai'y
for six yours and was niiod $10. 'I‘ho
cits-1 will I111 iippcalod. All-Knight has
boon ll'iodJoni' limos,
”W
GLOVER’S
11111111011.
Don't hang on the chariot
of progress and be yanked
Get
seat with the driver and set
We hold the rib-
bons and set the pace for
along. on to the
the pace.
everything that pertains to
FOOTWEAR.
THE HANAN SHOE
for men. surely rests on the
pinaclc of pericctness in
the shoe world;‘and the
ELITE. for men. and the
SOROSIS. for women,
stand at the head of the
$3.50 class.
lien Shoes that lit
Bring this Advancement.
GetanExtiaDlscountof ripeieent.
ranee Bale—that means a liberal din.
count on every piece of our Winter 3111,1111, but if you bring this advertise-
ment with you, you will get an extra discount of 5 per cent.
IN FULL FORCE.
Men's all wool Suits. thought reasonable at $7.60; Just now. $6.00.
Men's Heavy Illne Borne Bulls, mod value at $9.00; during sale, 36.00.
Men's Black Overcoat: beenaelling wall at $6.00; now marked $4.00.
Men's Raglan Overconta with a yoke. or without one. $10; reduced to 87.
years. value $2.25; at sale. $1.60.
Children‘s long Overcdnts, reduced from $8.16 to v1.00.
Children‘s 811lt11,8t11 15 years the 31.60 kind; at sale, $1.00.
1
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25 down 11111111 Pants 50c and 7151: Values. now 2911:
Derby Hats. Special lot, some of them are well worth $150 We are
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Tristr‘améi Hya
NO.
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Cloak
Sale.
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Dry Goods Store.
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
On Saturday. January iith., we commence our ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER GARMENTS. of all kinds.
Ladies' Long Garments. in black. tan, oxford and caster.
Ladies” Three-quarter Length Garments in Oxford. Tan. castor
and black.
Ladies' 24 and 27 in. Garments in all colors.
Ladies' Cloth Capes, plain and fur trimmed. I
Ladies’ Astrachan and Electric Seal Capes, :14 and 27 inch.
Misses' and Children’s Garments. all sizes. colors and styles.
These are all new goods, made up in the very latest styles.
Many of them have been in stock only a few weeks, but all are in~
cluded in this sale.
Anyone in want of a winter garment cannot afford to miss this
sale.
Tristram 81
831‘] SEMI. ANNUAL DIVIDEND
T0 DEPOSiTORS
of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. (3111111.,
December 20. liltil
Tho lloard of Mariam-rs hart1 this'
day declared a dividend to depositors.
of interest at tho. i'tito. of four (4) pci'
1'l1lli. per annum for trio six months
oiidlng Doc, 31, 111111, payable on and
aftcr January 10, 1002.
Interest not drawn will I111 croditcd
to accounts and draw Intcrest from
January 1 1902.
GEOtltlE l9. BICAIESE.
d2? 31v Treasurer.
WEDNESDAY. .lANI'AIiY 8, 1902.
GOING Olil‘ OF BUSINESS
On account of the condition of my
liculth and my loaso expiring. I havo
concluded to closo out 1111' Business
and will Sell the
IZIIIIIIE S'I'lll‘li II I Sill‘llllll‘lf
’I‘ho licst Ilurgnins will I111 to thoso
who come1 first.
Hero is 11 chance to not
Furniture, Carpets. Etc.
111111.111.
C. W. HOYT
Successor to Scofleldltc Hoyt.
Norwalk Club Building 61 Wall St.
Norwalk, Conn.
It Never Rains
Built Pours
Keep this In min1l——-proeurc
umbrella and don‘t be
drenched In the next.
Now an umbrella is not no-
cessarily an expensive article.
Certainly we have them as high
as $2.50 each but we can give
you an exceptionally good one
for 7511. Here it is. It has a
metal rod. is close roll, nicely
designed handle. a natural crook
”Oh. yea, the covering’ls or.
glorla, the material that wears
so well. Outwears pure silk cv-
cry time. . i
We just take this opportunity
to also mention the special in
tho. ll 8: B Shirt-11 white pleat~
ed bosom. when you see it you
will easily think the price 111
about $1.50: but We have It
marked it at litigants.
' ' d , '
Goodwm
THE ITAILOR
Mahackemdl'ildck
an
Hyatt,
K111
Norwalk, Ct.
1
I
EGE
AND CDHPA
H. Krieg’er
('5 Co.
W
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lag 11.111111111111111 oi the college will be
' open for inspection: The gymnasium
Scabiu'y hall. including the library and
chapel Natural History building and
Jarvis laboratory.
served at 2 g. 111., and at the regular
business me ting the subicet for dis-
cussion will she it'l‘wcntloth Century
Ideals in Education " Tho speakers
will be Prat, ,Smith principal Edward
H. Smiley and Principal A. B. Merrill.
- GOING EASY.
‘He Is dying very calmly." observed
MR. MORHILL ,TO SPEAK.
Schoolmuter' Club of Connecticut To
Convene in Hartford.
The Behoolmuster' club of Connect-
icut will hold its. next regular meeting
at Trinity college. Hartford Saturday,
January 25. The officers of the club
Wilbur F Gordy of Hartford. prosl.
dent: Marcus B. White of New Britain
vice- president; and J. B. Stanton sec-
retary and treasurer. have sent out the
- oniclal notice for the meeting and New
Haven will be well represented at the
session. ,
m...
. the suite «1.,
,1"flp .I “10th
iirmnoctlvo 11
' r
[luncheon will be .
the physician. as be 11.11 the pulse of
Norwalk Chronicler