."
9 William P. Beers hns Easter t'.l|l‘ili<l
l books and nevoltiou.
Joseloil’ is selling strletly fresh conn-
1 try eggs, fifteen for twenty-live cunts.
l A new sign is being placed in front.
‘of tho Western Union 'l"(‘lt‘glu|)h of.
flies.
-Chlekens. 12%0- and lie. lb. l-iuyes
Some fresh fish mentioned III the IIIl.' '
of the Bridge Fish Market today has!
:Just arrived l
Miss Cbmlotte llumilton of New
town avenue is the guest of lt‘lllllVi‘l-ld
iII Stamford
Miss .louIIItlo lloIIdrlIIknon. of South I
Main street. is suffering with It severe[
attack of pneumonia. .
'l‘lIII Inolhor ol‘ the. ltov. II. II. MIIII- l
son, pastor of the Norwulk ltloihodist '
Church. is seriously ill. i
Division No. | A. 0. ”.9 will hold a;
dIIneo at their lll‘ilthlllll‘lt‘l‘rl iII Wall;
|
AT LANE’S
W
Easier
Novelties
and delightful home
made candies.
Phone I39 5
5 I Washington Street.
South Nomalk.
WW
street, Monday evening.
Mrs, lI‘rIIIIk l‘I‘itzuclbbous, of Livingf
is ouito ill at her homo'
I with an attack of tonsllitls.
uton Place
I
.9 —~ The formal opening of the Solleok I
' & Price )lothiug IIIId li‘urulsbini: Store i
‘ f 'j at 98 Washington St. So. Norwnlk_ is: ‘
V I9 ) t 9 postponed II few days |
"Cd '. {,VVb [l B 'I‘ he uelectmen have Iooeived the. re. i
‘ ' ‘ -‘ I:. ipt oi the bnlunI II oi the highway;
money of tho town for the. your llitlti. .9
9 ‘ 'l‘hI- l'IIuorIIl of Mrs. Cornelius lIil-l
l‘lie sclectnien are paying seInl‘ “.009. “.m M. from her
monthly town bills today.
St. Joseph's 'l‘. A. ll. Society will hold
nn.impI‘II-tIInt meeting Monday night.
~-lI'I'IIslI Eggs. 220. li‘. i), l.. dc Co.
Miss Alma Hamilton, of Newtown iI‘IIlrfirIld avenue. 'l‘ue. day evening of
ayenue. is visiting in New York city. next Week. 9
Miss Anna (lnblll. of Chapel street. l. Davis & Son has got overythlnIzl
was the guest of friends in Stamford. that is new iII the line of Itlotbim,r forl
yesterday. sitting and summor. Call and soc}
«Union Label (laps. O‘Brien ., ””‘h' samples.
Miss Nollie Hill has entered the out Principal William C.
“my 0f Mrs. John “I, Monti No, It liI'IIly recovered from his recent ill
'llavlluud street, ' nil-18.. ‘ll'o stated this morning that ho
Sellook & Price announce that tli‘ ;. ““vl “Will: line
will open their South Norwalk sitilII “W l"“' lll'ill‘I 0H til'l’ snmh :Il l-IIII
”L.“ Wednesday. “.07.?“ :tdte will Ioutiuuo all next
#1,”? anf’q' 12‘9“}. ”It“? 1 ‘ i‘l(l\l(ll irui‘..(‘wl.:i't‘"l:::. in todays issue.
I III I. n or mm.
“412:: lidiluiieouobllos‘éd for u b99999)“ (99. Houston III. Bridgeport III sellim: all
9 9 . 9 9 9 9 9 his lI‘II'IIIIIlI llnunel waists at $1.93 it
“PM“ WI“ mom“ on Monday. will pay to call when it) Bridgeport
~~Frosh Eggs. 22c. F. l). l
and look them over.
Roy. Alexander Hamilton. of New.
9 9 The Lamont Club of the South Nor—
town “Wm'er will olilciate “t ‘5" ‘l""” ‘” walk Congregational Church will t’ur-
(Thurelt. Bridgeport. tomorrow
ulsh flowers for the pulpit during the
mNew Youmun, at O'Brlon's months of March and April.
Orchard III'IIIt. Monday afternoon. ,
2:30. i
’l‘bo \rmoi lit‘llli‘lh' t‘IIlIIIlo of King's?-
Sons will most with Miss Tubes; 9
2t)
iI‘ootII has on
c
A" (‘0.
4.
Miss F'enniII Wynn entertainud 'lt .....().,mptem ”“0 Window Shades.
company" of friends at her ililllln. III Such Cnrnliug, i’orlieros. [IMIIHNIIFIW'
Plattsvllle avenue. -'l‘hursday t'i'i'llllll-‘J. 'i‘alIIII (‘m-I-I-s IItII., at special low fig-
The Sunday morning class at the are; through this great sang SN. ”09:.
South Norwalk Methodist. Church to- IMF. M. S; Smith 8+ Co.
morrow will be led" by John tlr-‘I-Ir 1:qu .I. “mpg-(.9 “9”qu “whip of
wood.
«The formal opening of tho Sl‘lii““n
& Price Clothing and lI‘uruishing Storm
:II Elli Washington St... So. Norwallt, I~
.poswouod II. i‘ow days.
Mrs. John W. Mead. of No. II llil\ i.
land street. is in lianliury today. 9.“,
tending the funeral III II l‘riIIuIi, Hurry
Corbin.
iI‘riIIlrIriok MI-Nornoy dicd ‘I‘lIIIrIIIIII
night, III his home III liroolIlyII. MI.
_\II<.\'ernoy is known by many NIIt‘wIIlk
people.
~iI‘rosh Eggs. 22b. II‘. D. l.. A“ to
Mrs. James Edge. of Allf‘lllllllr-l. l‘Ill"
returned home, after II several Ilays‘
visit with her aunt. Mrs. W. (‘. Brush
Ann street.
~~I3 lb. pail Pure lord. title. liIIyI‘Is.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Slut-sea and
I‘III‘IIuhtIIr. of New York city. are guests
of Mr. and Mrs, (l.‘-S. irelIIIIIl. of Him
(trove street,
Mrs. Thomas Purcell and Iluuuhtor
‘.'iI-I,;inia, of Newark. N. .i,, have l‘t“
turuIIIl home after II short stay with
Mm. D. F. Bernard.
-~ The latest Spring Derbios. ()‘llricu
The Monday Afternoon Whisi t‘lul.
will hold a meeting Monday afternoon.
at. the residence of Mrs. l“l'l"(lll-‘l‘lt'l\' ll
Quintard. in Washington street.
Rev. William Muller. i). ii. will Ii’ —
liver a lecture at Naugatuck. on .\lon~
day St. Patrick's Day. lie will be tho
guest of Rev. James O’Reilly Sheridan
Repairs are being made to th~.I Meek—
i’l‘ (‘Ionl Company‘s barge “Worden.“
which has been wintering here. pro
pIIrIII'ory to her entering on the son
son‘s work.
~—Sugar Outed Hamuree from suit.
140. iii. Hayes)
It was stated last night that E K.
Lockwood had announced that he did
not (tare to continue as treasurer ilf’Sl.
Paul's Mission after Easter. It should
have read St. Paul‘s parish. '
The Center School Juniors pluyed The Franklin Street School. Juniors
William Waldron's team a gum? 0‘ played the American Boys an exciting
baseball. this mornintz. and the fil'I‘HI’d .1 .49“). of h." s ball this our nine pt I,“
won the game by the score of fifteen to: ”my. MW in WI.“ 3... W9. l‘l . .9. 9.
one M. NPStOl‘ is captain of the CEU' L {nel- [Gan] won by the SCOPE of Six t“.
for School team.‘ ‘ilve. Stuart Youngs. the captain of the
”Dr M S. Rosen oeuiist and aurlst- Franklin Streets. issues a challenge to
Inn be consulted ln.the parlors of th( any team in The. Norwalks near the
Mahackemo Hotel, on Tilesdays. and ages of the members of this organiza—
Fridays. between tho hours of l and 5 lion. 9
D- m, and GEUY betwen 9 and 13 a Lamont Club members will assent
m 6 and 9 p. m.. it 515 Fairfield ave ble inthe meeting room of The Jon-
one Bridgeport. Eyes examined and nines Club tomorrow noon and there
diseases treated 9 will enjoy an address to the. Club by
Rev Charles P.1{all of Danbury. of— Professor Stevens. of Yale. This ad-
I ficiated on Wednesday at the funeral‘ dress will undoubtedly be one to in-
1 . of Mrs Harriet Foster. in Raiding. Mrs form and to eutettaiu as well Dr
Foster was the widow of E. F. Foster. Stevens is a brilliant man and is pop-
II brother of Timothy. Joel and MaI— . ular among the Norwalk people. Ev-
tin Foster, of Dan‘bury, and a member ery young man is a welcome visitor.
of an old Reddlng‘TIimily. The inter-I Meeting commences at about 12:15
mom was in StarrS"Blain Cemetery. ~ 9 o'clock. ‘
(lrIII'III (‘illll‘t‘lL preached iII
(limpet New York city. last. night.
liellows is in New Haven today.
The Junior (‘hrlstlan Endeavor So-
I-iIIly of the South Norwulk (lIIIIuI-I-9I'II
tionul ("hureh will hold II meeting iII
IIIII IIlIurI-h parlors. Monday IIl'lIIIuquI.
'l‘lIII monthly meeting oi tho Want
Ito‘s (‘iII'iIItiIIII 'l‘IIIIipIIrIInI‘II l‘IIiIuI.I.vII.:
hold ut the l‘l‘rlilif'llt‘l‘ oi" Mrs. William
lrIIwI‘IIIII'II. No. it QIIlIItIII'Il li‘l'l‘lllli‘. yes.
tI‘II‘dIIy afternoon.
,’l‘lIo will of Rev. John .l. li‘urlongc.
late rector of St. Mary's Church, was
ndmittod to probate this morning ill‘»
l'oro Judge Henry W. lrog‘ory, in tho
_Norwalk Probate. Court.
The second series iII the pool mnrm.
moot oi‘ the Norwalk and (luiholic
Clubs will open Monday evening III.
the lIItlIolio (‘lIIb in II game between
William l., Olson and (lord-go. lI‘lyIuI.
-«SIIft Ham Sol't Hats. ()‘BriI'In.
The store at ‘Jii Washington street
I'ortnorly orcupiod by Francis & Com-
pany. will be opened by Selleok &
Price. eloihlers, next Wednesday.
March 19. See what the ad. says In
today's issue. .
At the. conclusion of the reception
of the juvenilo class conducted by the
Misses VIIrIIaIn and (‘I IIIm yesterday
afternoon Miss l‘i‘lle LIIIIII leader of
tho orchoslIII. was presented with a
bountiful bouonet.
The. Norwalk Business Men‘s Ate-III
elation will hold a meeting and ban
quot. at the Hotel Irwalk. Monday
evening. it is expoc Id that It lure.
number oi the nltmlllf‘lS of tho oigaul
nation will be. present
Miss Mary Schoch. of Lowe street.
entertained II large company of friends.
last night. A number of the guests
werrI present from Rowayton and It
'most enjoyable time was had with
music. and games until the departure
of the lust trolley car. A supper was
served.
’l‘rlnlty
.\l i’.
We can show you..anyklnd from the C A I l D 0
improved Hand Made 5c Cigars con- . Silver POINSho
tinue to meet With “popular favor. We
you please
While we. are talking about Cigars ‘ton States and International Exhibi-
102:. They will surprise you. on the market. 9
Sold by 9
if You Are ‘ looking “IVE Y°U TRIED
sweet Corn Cob to-tho Gold Mounted S
Meerschnum or Brier. Our Sport» and i
have just received it new lot of Porto Highest AwardL-Sliver Medal and
me" 0'3”” A 1"“ °" 5” “ml“- “3 Diploma Atlanta Georgia 1395. Cot-
don’t forget that mew brand on that tion.
market. The Florodora Cigars, 3 torn The. best. Polish t0I cleaning silver
Jeweler.
l
i
l
.i
ii $|6 to $400. F. Chocolate Cream
‘I 9 Drops 25c lb.
into homo in; 9
at ' l
i
i
“E
Our tailoring department is for those men
who cannot find just whaithey want even among
‘ , our high-rips ready tailored suds and top coals.
tlur tailoring is Inuit-Class; goods are. lillt‘ iII
quality: our prices are It happy medium between
those ol the lugh- pIichl tailors and those oi the
low- pIiced cloth but clIeIs.
Suits to measure, $lti to $40. You don‘t have
to take it if it doesn't tit you perleclly. I
Glad to show you a long line of samples of
late cloths.
We're tied to no one hat shape-all lashion-
able blocks are here: Derbys, $2 and $3. Al-
pines and (jolt shapes. $|.50 to $3.00
Sprinu neckwcar. 25c $I.50. I i
met ymmmmu-
Cams tookBms.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk“8tore.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 322:
asides being: a prompt store, this is a‘siore
ol good quality. Here are to be found the
best grains that money can buy. There is
ulsutv oi cuancc lor dcccpuou ill cram-but we
don’t talk: those chances,
(.iood grain as well as: good weight is what
you'll get here. ‘
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I-thE: PHO‘i OGRAPHS
PLATINUM on our PROOF
_ 9 9 9 I 9, , of warmer tone, with It rich velvety
having all the thrill of Steel lungtttv 99999199919. The m9), perfection of Artis
inns and absolutely PIZII‘tnunent.
its Portraiture.
All work is finished Willi especml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’ S STUDIO
Trolleys pusr. the door. 53 WALL ST.. NOR\NALK
EASTER
CARDS. BOOKETS AND. NOVELTIES
also
PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNAALS AND BIBLES
wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street. Norwalk, Conn.
ARRIVED 'BY EXPRESS
WOO...” OWWMO”
o
9.. I... 3 I P. m TODAY
«I. «I.
EB R 5 NJ “NW2” E mic SIll‘Il'Il.
g Steak Cod.
Fl 5 H Steak Hallibul.
Smelt.
R. J. CUTBILL
WASHINGTON ST..
Next to John H. Ferries Coal Dilloe
OWOO”OOMWWNN Tel. Call 108. Free DeliveI'Iy
Health bv Good Living. _.
9 this is the season when Patent Medi-
gfcine is heavily'advertised, but your Physi-
cum will tell you that Spinach is the
greatest natural blood purifier. Health
Brand is the best in that it is canned iresh
and is absolutely lree from‘grit and don't
target the label.
TheBnnmg Question (If the Hour
9 HOW: TO KEEP WARM.
A plebiém that conirontSIall clasSes ol society.
Have you solved it to your satisfaction a
,li not call at
At Smith’s
SATURDAY
'l
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Phone Ilia-4
] .
% ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
i The Warrior‘s degree was rehearsed
by linens ’l'ribo, l. i). it. AL, lust night.
Mia-III Sarah lluxtor. of lCIIIIwood avo-
IIIIII. is quite ill at her home with on at-
[lll’k of grip. 9
Srvorul of the nIIzImlIors oi' the Wrong
Mr. Wright Company are stopping at
tho MIIluIIIlIeIuo llotel.
Mrs. ll. (.l. ”audio, of Spring street.
who has bIIIIII quite ill for the past eou«
plII of weeks. is slowly recovering.
II}. W. Clark. the mail carrier. is mov-
ing from the apartments in the post-
()iHi‘i‘ block iII Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F . Lee. of
llrnnrlivillo III'II guests at. the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nooney. lII
lily avenue,
The Letter of Paul to the Galatians
will be stndlrd iII tho Message of tho
llook series at thII South Norwnlk Colo
grcgailnoul Church, next 'l‘hursday
night.
I! I); lltniamin li‘. l‘.)-ICO'stII, the
noted convert to (‘Iutbolocltyz will loo.-
turo toIIIorrow ovenlng at St. Mary's
Church. Soociul music will be given
by the choir.
'l‘ho Misws Mary and Jennie Leary,
of Chestnut street. lol't yesterday for
l’lIiI‘IlIltIlplIlII: where they lIItI‘IIIl to re—
main II couple of weeks the guest of
their qu-le. lI‘rnuk Leary.
Passion work is from March ‘7"
.III to fill.
Norwaik ('t'llllll‘i'flilllilllltl Church. Spoc-
lul services will be mild on Tuesday.
Wednesday, ’l‘hursday and Fl'ltilI)’
evenings. '
The special noilt that the women of
1th South Norwalk Congtegatlonal
Church has been sewing upon l'oI the
past two weeks ls finished. There is no
sewing to be done no.“ wot-k so there.
will he no meeting. '
'l‘be WluItsoevor ‘(‘irI-h- of King‘s.
gregationul Church. will meet IIIIxt li‘ri-
day night. with the Misses Scllork and
Smith. No. 9 (‘hostnut street. Each
member is requested to lake I1 pen.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'i lir‘ \"RONII Mil. \\'ltl(lli l‘.
lIIdIIr thI whimsical title of' The
Wrong Mr. Wright.“ a highly diverting
farce by Mr. George ll. liroadhurst
will ho prosontod :It lloyt‘s 'l‘lIIII‘IlrII
this III‘IIIIIIIIoII and evening. \F ill ”10
IIIIIII of "What lluppouod to .louos“ and
“Why Smith I.III‘t ilIIuIII.” Illl‘l't‘ r. a
strong lIIIIIIIIruus lluvor which sin-s
freshness to an idea which bar. of
course doIIII, duty before. ’l‘lIo story
Ilouls with tho zltiVPlllill‘l‘S of II IIIII'lIIlII
l’risco millionaire who adopts an as
sumod IIutIIo iII ordt-r to capture It IlII
faulting cashier, and Is pursued by do
tot-tires under the iIIIprIIssioII that he
himself is the delinquent, There in
distinct American humor in all the mo
nations and dialogue which is ronmrk~
ably clover. ’l‘ho oort‘orinanco given
by John Allison. who has II robust bari-
tIInII which be known how to use in II
l.'.l't’tli’ singing II-poeinlty. is marked by
a briskuoss and gaioty which leaves
III‘IrforIIIIIrs and audience quite breath-
loss at the finish. The chief honors
full to John Allison. Miss Eloise
l“l‘l‘ll(‘ll in a new song written especial-
ly for her. and to Miss Maud Allison
who introduces her servant girl spoo-
lnlty. This is II novelty and commands
IIllontlou and unstintcd praise. The
vaudeville is brought into “The Wrong
rim: tlIII original situations as produc-
oIl by George ii. Broadhurst.
llAltCOURT COMEDY COMPANY.
Endorsed by the press of all thI.I cit
ies where they have played. this and
oust seasons. as one of the leaders, the
Harcourt Company comes to our city
next week on It return engagement. op-
IIIIlng their engagement with Under
'l‘wo flags. The repertoire for the on—
Kngoment embraces some of the noted
successes in the. dramatic line. Spec
iIIl vaudevllkI features are introduced
incidental to the. performance and the
concert. orchestra connected with the
company is of the best. A special fea-
ture will be the encasement of the eel»
IIIIIInted llnston prlmII donna, Madame
Horatio in choice selections.
WHAT MADE RICHMOND P. HOB.
SON A HERO 1’
it has been said that the sinking of
the collier Merrimac. iII the entrance.
to the harbor of Santiago. was one of
the most fearless deeds that history
has ever recorded. As an act of in
dividual heroism it stands alone and
places Richmond Pearson Hobson up-
on the pinnacle of fame. In the face
of short batteries on both sides of the
harbor and the. Spanish fleet wlfnin
Navnl Constructor l-l’obson accompan—
ied by seven enlisted men. steered his
vessel to what seemed certain destruc-
tion. The fact that it commanded the
admiration of the Spaniards. despite.
the, bitter hatred that they entertained
for everything American. adds the.
more to the glory ot the achievement.
PRACTICALLY STARVING.
"After using a' few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure my Wire received per
feet and permanent relief from a se
verc and chi-onto case of stomach trou-
hie" says J. R. Holly. real estate. in
snrance and loan agent of Macomb
ill. “Before “slits ‘Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. she. could not eat an‘ ordinary
meal without intense suffering, She
is now entire cured. Several physio
lens and remedies had failed to give
relief." You don't have to diet. Eat
any good food yonwnnt, but don‘t ov-
erlo'ad the. stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will always digest it for you.
Stillson- Powell Corporation.
Prescription Dropouts,
32 Washington street, 80. Norwalk.
Successors to Gee. I: Stilt-on
it will be:- II work of prayer iII the South
Daughters. of the South Norwalk Con~ '
Mr. Wright." without iII any way mar- '
finalised clerics but yet attendance, pram
Wmmmmw - V
Openin
New
Store Er
SELLECK & PRIC‘
CLOTHIERS,
Will opcn the store lit
98 Washingtonit.,So.Norwalt
Formerly occupit Il by F ranCIs 8L Co.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH I9th.
””9090”.
4093+”
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+3
WIO'
4
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39000.}:
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0090009,
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A complete New Stock of lhelbest makes
and latest styles in Men’s and Boys’
Clothing, Hats and
Furnishings
Will be CIII I led. I
IO‘i'OOOC
IOC'O‘Z
:0 0000'
A cordial invdallou is extended to all to give II cuil9o9n
that day.
Willis H. Salient, : SIIIIIII i Price,
48 and 50 win Street, 98 Washington sIIepr
NORWAle. so. NORWALK.
JO-
JO‘I'OOOC-OCIOCI 9C
cm
W The Norwalk store will continue as at present 3 ‘
under the management and ownershIp of WILLIS H.;
SEllECK
V ' I I
THE MODEL GROO—
A Helpful Factor to the BUyer.
Timely Topics.
PRUNlI‘S —l ot us show you what
we can do iII Prunes. at
'v
9099‘:
ing for a present in Crockery
n . Ware. Some Wash Bowls and
SC lb.. 3 ”)5- fOl' —-" Pitchers, Oatmeal‘Dishes, Tea.
OUR DRIED BEEF continues to Plates, Dlnner Plates
Pickle
Dishes Vegetable Dishes. etc" ,9
etc" too numerous to mention.
CAKES. ~To clear them out I ”
10c. lb: 3 lbs. for 25s.
IIIeLuIa. 2 lbs. 250.) ' ‘
BROOMS. ——Special heavy Brooms
attracts Cut thin from good
beef. hand sliced; it keeps them
coming after they once had a
taste.
lititirl.» vl-‘Iw‘h Hugs. doz.
LiUCKWHEAT—3 lb, pkg.. 10cl
BAKING POWDER—Golden Rod -
Baking Powder, 15C 1,; m fm Store, Factory or Barn,
Every box has a ticket in It call- ; (Regular 4:3 and title.)
SOLICITING voun ORDERS. g .4
LOrenzo Dibble"
voun BE SURPRISED
AT THE COMFORT
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any way detective. ‘ _
Headache. Eyeachc binning of the print. are some of the indica-
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE. ‘ .-
Soientiilc examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Adjust
ed Is what we guarantee.
0 B JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
22c
949a
as WALL moon I, nonwnnx. Colin,
Miss Alice Raymond of Hanford I Jacob Schaub Is after a good
Place, will spend Sunday at her home ling. well dressed man. who swi '
in Pound Ridge. lhim out of several meals and lodgluis
Frank A. Ferris will address the lOne day last week a man called it hi
Young People‘s meeting at the South 'resldence in Washington street. an
Norwalk Congregational Church. nextI stated that he belonged to the Hi
Thursday evening. Iter' s Daughters Company. Mr. Sch
There was a surprise party on Miss iresdlly gave him What he Wants 9w!
Alice Staples at her home on Gregory iout asking any questions. 011
Boulevard last night. About tweiity— 9.Ing the ran but am not rotor
five young people called at the house. :Scbaub became suspicious and
The evening was pleasantly spent in int the box alike of flows ;
playingb mes and listening to music It was stated there‘ that no one
hr. disarm one: present. Stu»! log to the company had norm
o‘clock. {place
Norwalk Chronicler