a rehearsal tomorrow evening.
AT LANE’S
P11 on! 13” of Robert Scam, in Railroad place.
F ruitod Ices-‘-
are veru popular
enmddhomlmd
5c
51-WA8HINGTON STREET.
Norwalk. Broad Itiver and Stamford.
canton olcctcd to state camp,
tonight. ‘
ton's real estate, oii‘icc
place.
crside Mills. East Norwalk.
nu rennin; ~
The telephone call for the branch of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
waik is No. ‘44. .
Houston is having a clearance solo.
See. the ad.
James Burke, of Roton Point.
H. Ferris. will sail tomorrow. from
the Old Dominion Line. for Norfolk.
Va. where he will enjoy a week's vaca»
tion. ‘ .
Tho flvc-ccnt fruitcd iccs nt Lane‘s
arc quite popular.
Thomas lollins spcnt ycstcrrlay at
his homo in Dunbury. , ~
Buckingham Woman's Rclicf Corps.
No. 30, will go to Weston, ‘\\’t*rllicstltl.\'.
.luly ‘ltiih. 'i‘hc carryall will no at tho
Norwulk .iiotcl at it o'clock sharp. it
it rains Vl’etllwsduy, tlicy will go
’l‘hilrsday. ' ‘
A. J. Collins is entertaining his sis-
tcr Elizabcth.‘ of Danbury.
(1. ll. Moaervc. of Philadelphia. is
stoppingat tho liotcl Clifford.
A couple of members of the Boozcrs'
(Torncdinn Club. wont to l'toton Point.
Kycstcrdny nt‘tcrnoon. and one of thorn
would to grief. llc dove from n‘ spilc
whilc in swimming and struck his hand
Pon a storm. A deep gash was inilicifld
' in his forchcad.
1. Davis & Son invitc you to call and
soc their lino of bathing suits.
L Miss Mary Sclior-k is quite ill at her
homo in Mcrwin strcct. Norwalk.
'l'tiosmving mnohinc that was drawn
some tinic. ago at W. S. Sturtrwant‘s.
has not. been callcd for. Mr. Sturtcvnnt
would like to have all those who have
chucks in June to bring thch to the
store, as he intends to have nnothcr
drawing forthc sanic machine. ;
'Miss Grace Stmnmcll. of Camp strcot.
Norwalk, spent Saturday‘in Now linvi
cn.
Luncbcon moats at thc Public Mar-
ltct are just tho thing for thoso hot
days.
Captain Charlcs lioitmnn took a par-
ty of friends out in his yacht ycstcr.
day.
Mrs. ’1‘. Kcith and dnughtcrs Catharv
inc and Gladys. who huvc boon tho
Knests of Mr. and Mrs. ’1‘. ll. tllolc. oi"
llalirond placc. South Norwnllt. and
Mound Mrs. C. A. Shorwood. of First
strcct, East Norwnlk. have rcturncd
to their home, in l'lrooklyn. ‘
r (lcoruc E. Curtis, chairman of tho rc-
igattn (ornmiitoe of tho Norwnlk Yacht
Club, accompanied A. llrynn All-nu. sco-
rctary of tho llarchmout \‘ncht't‘lnb.
in his raccnbtmt Rogue. which sailcd
in the annual regatta of tho ludlan
Harbor Yacht Club. at Grccnwich.
’l‘ony l,.ihrizzi. on» Watcr strcct,
South Norwalk barlu-r. was found to
have his shop open ytr-stcrdny. by sov—
crnl tncmbcrs‘ot‘ thc vigilant commit-
tee of the Banbcrs’ ‘l'nit‘ni,‘and a war-
rant has brcn placed in the hands of
i Attorncy W. l“. ’l‘ntnmuny. tor proswu-
,tion. -
l
. The ,D' M" Road Company has 5'3“ Ethel. tho int’nnt. daughtcr of Mr. and
lr‘ccivcd a non line of chctltcd tam tn . Mrs. Edward C. Wilson. ”f Main 5“...“
silks. Look up the ad. " fNoi'wnlk. dicd Saturday. agcd scvrn
émonths. 'l‘hc funeral was held this
‘ni’tcrntmn. at 2 o‘clock. Rev. (i. ll. big»
bcrt. pastor of tho Norwnlk t‘ongrcga:
‘tionni (T‘hurch. oilicintinrzt lntcrincnt
iwas in East Norwnlk Cemetery.
Edwin A., Will and Elmcr llcncdict. { .
“Mums“? Roberts. UT East Nttl'il’flll<.§ About forty mombcrs of tho Arlon
arc/down thc harbor today, after block tsrxtging 30m)“. “rm" m Stamford last
“511. rninht on ihc 7:20 train and n'crc
, gucsts of the Turn Yorciu Sncicty at
that city. Thc latter society was cold
.brnting the event of their winning a
prize at the sncngrrfcst at Seymour.
The visitors were given an cxccllcnt
time. They rctnrncd on the late train.
The ninth mill cud salo at llowlnnd‘s
goes merrily on and it is breaking all
records. . ‘
\thlplcy & Clark have all kinds of
cigars and tobacco. "i‘hcy can suit
anybody.
J. tlnrtncr. mcrchaut tailor. would
like you to call and inspect his pricos i
on clothing.
Miss Laura C. Shcrwood. of t‘nrnp"
sircci. Not‘n’nlk. is the guest of friends
'in Ncw York city. ‘
Miss Emma Cobdrn, of tho llanbury
hospital. spent ycstcrday with fricnds
in South Norwalk.
__~__.____
Many who wore out sailing ycstcrdny
nitcrnotm..snw \"andorlnlt's handsomc
yacht going towards Ncw York.
"l‘ho Misses Katio Dotty. Lizzic and
Marnie linrkins and Mrs. Clara Exncr.
of South Norwalk. spent yesterday in
llanbury.
W. S. Sturtcvnnt is n complctc homo
furnishcr. 'l‘hcrc'is nothing you nccd
in your home that he cannot furnish.
See the ad.
—Thc house lots wc are giving
away with .Norka Maltcd Oats and 0th:
crrbrcnkl‘ast foods is not a dream. but
we describc it accurately on our cor~
colors and invite the public to go and
son it bctorc paying onc coat for male
ing out the papers that makes the lot
yours. Go and soc it. thcn buy Norka
Mailed Oats of your Grocer. You
havc the best valuc in the finest break-
fast food on carth. The house lot——
you can gct it if you want it.
if you have forgotten something at
tor you get away on your vacation.
Giflin will send it to you. it it's any-
thing in his line. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Graham. of
New Canaan, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Strickland. of New York. spent "Sunday
at the Mahackcmo hotel.
Frank N. Ferris. Charles B. Watkins
and Author Kcyworth arrived homc
from thcir cruise Saturday afternoon.
nttcr a delightful trip in the launch
“Hclcn F." The party visited ten
places in six’dnys. The stops includcd
Greenwich. (‘ow Bay. Manhassett. Port;
Washington. City island. Glen island.
Echo Harbor. Larchmont. Cold Spring.
Huntington and Northport.
The steam roller is doing effective
work in High street. those days. Many
say it is remarkable how the rollcr
, can climb suchn steep hill. ‘
Mcycr Jonason & Company. Broad.
way tit Twelfth streets, New York. is
having their midsummer for sale. the
ad will tell you about. it:
Mrs. Joseph Tammany. of No. 14
Monroe street. has probably one of the
most intelligent cats in town. The not-
mal‘s nameiis "Grover.“ Without any
previous training. it will go to the
‘ .. ‘ door when it wants to go out. and
I?" and Mrs. 1“ C 3:; Smith} 0’ Nil: . reaching up take hold of the knob and
gilt: Eggwfizs'Comstécr‘l: :53: of l try_to turn it. thn it wants to get
Edwin ComhtoCk. of Four Corners. and m‘ " goes to the front door. ”th8 up
. . and rings the belt. Many South Nor.
ask?“ a “WWI" “5m?“ n" The 3‘5“" walk people know of the Minds intel—
.. ligcncc. and think it is wonderful.
‘Yo‘u Don’tthnow an A LOOK ’our
. until you come and see. us and look
for yourselves: the dihercnt’grades oi WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAR-
Glgars null Totmocos we carry. We GAle.
_ hnvnhnd it) years‘ experience in the .
, Tobacco business..and we (eel we
ought to lie/limit)? lair laughs. what in
guild Gimr or a good grade of Taboo
to ought to on. ,“Whon wa had the
Sparta made tor us. we lookéd to it
. that the Tobacco used must be the
host that joouhl be possibly put loin.
cigar. Try one undfludnc for your»
Clifford E. S crwoood. of the South
. Nor’waik office circa of the Connecticut
Railway and l.ighting:Company. spent
yesterday inane Park City.
A daughter urrived‘ln thé home of
0 Site Ladies‘ Walthnm‘ Watch, sold
tilled case. guaranteed to wear 35
years. $12.00.
.1: ' - ‘ . ‘
"18 Size Gents’ Hunting. Stem Wind,
_ ld tilled case, guaranteed to we“
$years, $13.00.. ‘
ll.
‘ The Y. M. c. A. Orchestra will hold
The I‘larbcrs' Union wll hold their
regular semi—monthly meeting tomor-
row evening atttl o‘clock. at the shop
About onc-dozcn of the charter mem-
bers of the Ladlon' C. D. L. Society
“wont on a trollcy rldc last evening to
it is earnestly requested that the do]-
from
Washington (innit). No. 11. 1". O. S. of
A.. attend a lactating oi the local camp
Painter ii}. E. (iorham. of East Nor-
walk. has a force of mcn at work den.
orntlng the, intcrioruot’ Jacob M. hay—
in Railroad
11‘. S. Banks, of Center avenue, Nor-
wallt. has returned from a week's vaca-
tion trip spent with friends in Wilton
and has resumed his duties in thc‘lliv-
'l‘hc Bartendcrs’ Union held a mect~
ing.ycsterday afternoon. in hillt’s l-‘iall.
and initiated two new candidates.They
were Daniel Mahoncy. of Norwalk. and
.l. lrving Dibblc. bookkeeper for ‘John
Ncw York, on the “Princess Anne." of
Ouréreat
Straw Hat
Values Has 7
the Town
Talking
Judging from tho business we. are doing one would think we were
selling all the straw hats in the city.
IT'S QUALITY,1MMENSE VARIETIES AND EXTRAORDI-
t.
§mmnwmv - ‘ ~'
g NARY Low PRICES fl WW1
that are attracting the. crowds. ”“"W‘i
Here you will find every straw weave imaginable and in all the
newest and best shapes.
Genuine importcd Pauamns. importer! French and
Palms, Manila Braids. also Canton. Milan and Mackinaw
» We name a few items to give you an ion what you may expect.
but would much protcr that you come in and examine. the qualities and l
satist‘y yourself that. our values are simply unapproac‘liabio.
The new Split Sonot, 1.00 and $1.50. ‘
Porto lllcnn Palms. $2.00 to $4.00.
(lcnuine Panamns. $10.00; rcdur-ed from $15.
i' Finn Split. Straws, $1.00 to $3.00. ‘
. Rough and- Rondy, 500 to $1.50.
Milan and Canton Braids. 25a to $1.00,
Everything for hot weather wcar.
largest line of Trunks and Bags in the city.
001115651? Bros.5
Porto Ricnn
t
"
; 14 South Main St. . ‘ ' ’Masontc building i
E South Norwalk. ' . ' Norwaik i
. Teh, 32-2;
Tel., 7642
PLUMBING.
swam,
1101‘ pm IER.
m8 ? ans
rrrrma.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Strut.
South Norwalk, Conn.‘
w 1 ‘ummer w
Necessities
Whether you
keep one comtortn
go away or not there are many‘thinss necessary to-
bio these hot days. 1
Our hot weather stud is of the right sort and thoroughly unto;
date. ‘ ’
Exciting Runaways
(Continued from First Page).‘
Nor-walk at a high rate of speed.
throwing a piece of‘moat- from the
wagon at almost. every bound. One
front whrcl was off. and the wagon
went bumping along. thc nxlc striking
about cvr-ry tru i'cct. This had a ten-
doncy to kocp the animal terrified. Scr—
cral learns stood along the way and
thorn wcrc runny narrow campus front
collisions. Vortunntcly no one was in-
jurcd and tho animal run around to the
hoof housc in Ann strcct. when? it was
stoppcd. (.‘harlcs Solker. the driver.
was dollvcring moot in Norwnllk and
had turncd towards South Nt‘irwnlk.
when tho nut that hold out of thc front
whccls canto off. ‘l‘hc win-cl ran oil
and u'hcu tho axle. droppcd tr» tho
ground Mr. Solkcr was thrown head-
forcmost to the streot, llr- rcvcivcd a
‘ WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
for claimingr your patronagé, the Very best of
reasons. We buv direct trom the Western
shippers. We buv the best grades of grain.
We tareiullv screen both Cats and Corn, and
you don't pay tor dirt and dust. if quality
and price count, we win. ‘
Buy OaisThat’s Clean. _
MANUEL T. HATCH.
..Cr0quct. Sets...
I $1.00 Upwards.
WM. . P. . BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationcr. Engraver.
1&9 WELL ST. NORWKLK.
' “Always Something Don" gSaves ‘
1 TIME VLABOR FOOD.
SARGENT’S GEM FOOD CHOPPER
_ l is a labor saving.‘rimc. saving and food
All 3'01! 113W ‘0 do is if) 3 saving machinc. intended for daily use
leave your order at Coleman's ncws : in “"3 kimhm‘ v.\ot a complicatcd
, rpioco of mechanism and no special
stand for the New York world.
Coleman’s News Stand
{Thorn are few parts and cannot get
10 North Main ‘st.
A $12 \l’cbstcr's Unabridged Diction-
ary and a Universal Educator, abso—
lutely iron.
out of order. Cloancd in a jiuy with
less trouble than irchopping bowl.
Family size, 31. at
biennium: HARDWARE (:0.
lMAlN STREET. _ NORWALK.
So. Norwalk. 3
i
Wcaknsh. Se in l’orgies, Se in.
Flatnsh, Sc. lb. Burrorfish.'10c lb. Bon-
eta or Spanish Mackerel. Sc lb. Pollock
(whole fish), 6c lb. Steak Cod. 12c lb.
Bluefish 10c lb. Soft-shell Crabs, 50c.
BRIDGE
FISH
MARKET
to St don. Lobotcrs. 17 and Site lb. Long
Round and Little Neck Clams. ‘
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington Street Bridge
Tel 108. '
MOOWOOOMW“
Usually something is thought of at
the last moment which you want very
much. but have Ito-limo to get. For—
L get not that we can §etid it to' you.
5.
. Manufacturer-nor “
. j . . IMPROVED. .
Soda and Mineral Waters
Flavoring Extracts, Symptom! Fruit Juices.
: ‘Birch new, MmenSoda. Cream Soda.
Sampariiia, Root Beer. Blood 01'-
? none, Xi; Ginger Alec any»
‘ GRAY
t.
in a.
few bruiscs and a some shaking'up
but was not ss-rlously injured. lir- hung
to the ruins until his iifc was in dan—
gar.
A TEN DAYS' OUTlNG‘.
Party. Largely Made Up of Vassar
Graduates. at Belle Island.
'l‘hc too young ladics. nit-ntioned in
Friday‘s Scntinvl. who rm,- to hnvc an
outing at liollo inland. loft Sdturday
for that place and have tnkcn posses-
sion 01‘ Mrs. ‘.iohn tfottcr's cottage at
tho lower rod of tho island for the
next two days. in tho party of young
ludics are scvcn Vasvnr ' graduates
from Norwnlk and out oi“ town.
and guests. the Alléfil’v‘l Johnson, Miss:
(‘lnrn 1.. Ilctts. Miss (trace Adams,
Bliss [tonsic Rood/Miss iCthol Slaicr.
Miss Sally Butts, Allan llolcn Swztriz
and court. '1‘er outing: was gotten up
by Miss llilllll‘l‘.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Christian Swartz to .iosoph Tokncs
and with. two lots. Lovington avvnuc;
ttcorge it? Raymond. Snoond. and oth—
crs to the Norwnlk Savings Socicty.
land and buildings. Main and Harrict
straits. Foreclosure: 'l‘hc Norwalk
Savings Srwicty .to tho Norwulk im-
provement Assotzintitm. land, 'l‘indail
Lam» and Fair strait: rstnto of Michael
lielicy to the Norwalk lmprovcrucnt
Assm'iation. land 'l‘indall Lane and
Grand stroct: Margnrct A. Waiter to
tho Norwalk improvcrncnt Association.
lot .tlrnnd fitl‘l‘i‘l: estate of Abraham R.
Van Nest to t'hnrit-s W. Many. land and
buildings. North arr-nun: Charles W.
Many to ("‘hnrlotto E. Raymond. land
and buildings. North avenue. Van
Nest land; Laura Whnlcy to John B.
Hendricks. two norm and buildings.
Now Canaan road: Frederick W. Mit-
chcli to .loscph Tammany. Jr.. building
lot. Filit‘fit‘l davenuc; estate or John
llino to .lohn F. McMahon. land and
buildings, Quintard avenue. ‘
‘ Outputs Park transfers: Wilbur S.
Wilson to Daisy M. ()ldrin. .‘x'cw ("a-
naan. two lots: Ella .l. Fer-ks. Stamford.
(our lots: Andrew 16‘. Mr-tiourty, Stam-
ford. tour lots: Emma J. Anderson.
Cos Cob. tour lots: Lucy J. Robinson.
East Norwnlk. {our lots: Hannah
Evenstm. South Norwnik. {our lots.
GREGORY'S POINT RAILS SPREAD.
While our No. 9. or the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company was
passing over the Gregory‘s Points ex-
tension. south of the Lndlow monu-
ment. Saturday afternoon. the rails
spread. and the car ran along the
in tho party ni‘c iii-v“ lidyth i-lnntcr '
OUTING sun-s OUTING TROUSERS
STRAW H Ti; -.. BATHING sUITs ‘ ' "
NEGLIGEE HIRTS ' COMFORTABLE COLLAR8 ‘ j
' DUCK HAT FANCY HALF HOSE » - 1 .
NECKWEA l LIGHT UNDERWEAR
YACHT CA 5 PAJAMAB ”4
Are ou Prepared?
Selleck & Price, Willis H. Salient.“
93 Washingto . Street. 43 and 50 Wall Sheen?
so. NOR ALK. NORWALk. 1 _.~.
0
i
Suggest! a for Picnic and Outing Lunch ', p ,
Ham for boiling, sma l. bright, lean.f Sardines. SC, SC, 10c, 14c, ”c.2005
Will cut in two if antcd. Whole. All sorts. “ ,
l5l/2c lb, Cut, 16: lb. ’ Pot Cheese, fresh home madgclea‘nf
Shoulders. nice ones, 12c ib. j‘and nice, 2 for 5c. ' ' L
Dried Beef. We thin we sell more; Williams Bros.’ fancy Mi
of this article than all tores in town i Pickles, real good, 12c bottle.
combined. People com here and get! Anderson's Jams, all sort, 10: tin.
fine beef, thin sliced; just what they; Pineapple Chunks, in tin, 18¢ tin.
want. Any quantity fro 5c worth up.;‘ Old Fashioned! Ginger Wafer], m“
Boned Chicken, Star brand, 25c. ilb. cartons, 10c. ”5
, . 1”
Peanut Butter in any quantity. i
xed seam
.At your service.
Lorenzo Dibbi:
. lt‘your eyes ncn , if they tire
working. if they watt r and the head
the matter. The on y w
tent. Optician.
‘ We give thorou Th examina
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERI
Dark day's ar
0.
‘8 WALL STREET.
easily when reading, sewingor
ochcs are frequent. something It
ay to find the cause is to consult a camper
tion of the-eyes free, and guarantee our...
.Y ADJUSTED to give relief. "
e a good as bright ones for our scientific testing.
El. JACKSON,
‘ORADUATE OPTlCIAN
l s
#333302?
" ”airman; ‘
NORWALK. court. ’
"l 'bolvcnt‘ri‘fl
ASPHAL r
CEMENT
3’9...
ground for a’ distance of about fifty
foot. Four newspaper reporters ‘werc
"on the spot." returning. with sixty
other passengers from the Decker
Field. Superintendent Kyle was on _
the car following, and under his direct.
ion the car was‘placed upon the rails
again and proceeded to South Norwalk
A large force of railroad mun have
been employed for the. past tow days
repairing the line in East Norwnik.
straightening out the rails. placing in
new sleepers. tics etc.
PASTOR TALKS ON “STARS."
The second of the open air services
was held last evening in front of the
Nor-walk Congregational Church. The
service consisted of congregational
singing. prayer. rcpoating of the Beat
nudes, singing of the anthem "Come
unto me.“ by the choir and a livesmim
utc talk on “Stars" by the pastor. The
service» was well attended. These
services will‘bo continued during July.
weather permitting. The indoor scr-
vico lasted only-an hour. Rev. G. l).
Egbert delivered the first in the ser-
ies of three fifteen minute addresses
on nautical pleasures. The subject
last evening was “Sailingf‘ Next
Sunday evening he will preach on
“Rowing."
...._—-—._._...._
char Gallons: Wear: Longer.
You can paint a building with few
erJgallons of Devoe lead and Zinc
wear twice as long as lead and oil
mixed by hand. Soln‘by Comatock.
Watkins i‘Dow‘ E. E. Gotham and
H. T.’Prowitt.* , ‘ ‘
r
port of Chief Examiner. 2-.
of the civil service commiusion for the
year 1901,‘has just. been
The following extract gl'cs an idea
of the extent of this hr heir of we
work done by tho commi. sion:
were examiner]. 0! these 21.028 worn
for the departmental brant h of the not.
vice, of whom 15.779 passd and 5.5259
failed;
house. of whom 2.856 passcd and 57?
failed; 449 were for the i tornal rove-
nue ofllces. of whom 252 passed and
197 failéd; 1,709 were for tho iow:c oi
the public printer. 0! whit: 1.554 pass
ed and 155 failed: and 20. 01 were for
appoint‘mont in thc dim-m t classified
postofiices, of whom 2.749 passcd and
8.152 tailed. There worn
already in the- classified
Were examined for transftr. oflwhom
173 passed and 79 tailed.
321 persons examiner! for promotion
of whom 158 passed and 163 tailed
making a total of 48.098 per irons exam
loud for the oiassifled servi
33.521 passed and 14.572 ta:
this period 166 poi-sons w e exanuned
for the District of Columbi service, of
32130!!! “passed. and 117 failed. and
Mountain. Helen. and
out part of it? it is open
You can pay monthly for “poi
paying. Buy 50 shares or more. i any positive}?
is as safe as in any bank and dividends three to five timesk'lll
will be taken from the (Jalapooia. Musick. Wood
Dewey mines in thencxt few years. Do you not w
to the small investor as all as the large.
and draw dividcnsd whil
your money
large. 1 have other gocd paying investments. investigate.
» . A. L. DU FAN. Investment'SecuratIu.
ROOM 1, LAUDER BLO‘CK, ' SOUTH NORWA
. . .. . -.-.,.--..w.m‘
commission. and says:
"During the past live or six 37
the number'ot’ appointments that“
cxnminations has increased from.
to about 10.000 per annum and.
number of classified positions fr
little over 30,000 to about 100,000
yet no additional employees have
porvidcd by congress to assitl‘.
meeting the demands upon tho
exnmlncrs' onion occasionedby ,. ‘.
enormous increase in the‘ dos“!
scrvicc. '
srR JOSEPH LITTLE DEAQ
ST. JOHNS. N. R, July 14.58
soph Ignatius Little. chief justice,
iepntv governor of New Foun‘
died this morning. He wan “I,
en years of age. Owing to the «
rt-nlgnation of Justice Donald florid,
which vacancy has not yet been 5} 5'?
Sir Joseph Little‘s death I883»
lice George Henry Emerson the '
'nrvivim: mcmhor of the St! 7.
Court branch. The situation il'ua
ind calls for the early filling '
:acancics two judges being . '- ' ‘
‘o constitute the court. , Alton
ii. Horrod. tax-Premier sir James
ton and former attorney genital _
aremler, Sir Wm. White-ram!!! '
*ioned as probable to succeed fit
ClVlL SERVICE QOMT lSSlON.
Chief Examiner Serven'
1901 Just Made P
“’ASHINGTON. Jill)"
Report for
blic.
i-i—«Thc
rc.
R. Son-en.
1 iado public.
in this period. 48.468 competitors
3,433 were for the custom
252 persons
ervico who
Thom wort
«2, of whom
led. During
tph Little.
a...........
we” gum. ed m: e ‘m ”nae, ‘DROWNED WHILE um! .
,fot which ,7 AMBTERDAM.‘Y..1July
m x om o: y ‘
Norwalk Chronicler