Preecriptiou Drurgi'st'."' ‘
205 East Washington street.
EMT Nliiiliiiiii
Messrs. Forgunon and Reynolds have
gone to New Britain to attend con-
ventlon.
Theodore Butler Smith, John W..
Realty and Fred Hoyt are black flsh~
ing today.
Miss Nana Banks. of Fifth street. re-
turned today from a ten days' visit
with friends in New York city.
Misses Etta and Emma Brnndoge of
Van Zandt sheet. are spending the day
with their aunt in New York city.
——Ron1ember the Peach Festival. St.
Paul‘s Mission. tomorrow afternoon. 4
to 10 o'clock.-
M11. and Mrs. Arthur Aiusworth and
Mrs. A1iel Cameron were among the
ltueata at the Malkin 'i'aylor wedding.
in Cranbury.
,__
Frank Day, of Boston, representative
of the McLuskey Varnish Company.
spent yesterday afternoon and last
night with John W Beatty.
Harry Waterbury. of Pleasant street
is enjoying a vacation from his duties
as cignrmaker in John Oldenschlager's
cigar factory. South Norwalk.
The heavy rain yesterday prevented
the oystermcn of East Norwalk from
going to the Ilridgeport natural
grounds. and several started this
morning.
Captain Smith city. of the Sailors'
$111111 Harbor. who has been visiting his _
brother. Daniel Putty. in East avenue.
for a few weeka. returned this morn-
ing to Staten Island.
.lohn l.‘llon1111edi11u has gone to Hell.
port. Long island. for a week‘s vaca-
tion. His wife has been there a few
weeks. visiting relatives. and will re—
turn with hir. lillommedlcn.
Bridgetender John Cole was con-
sidernhly alarmed early last evening.
to find one of the lanterns which be
placed at the ends of the druwbridgc
all ablaze. The flames were promptly
put out. but the lantern will be of no
further use. Mr.- Cole had closed the
bridge. and had laid the lantern at
the end and in the rush he supposes
someone overturned it. thus causing
the tire.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hattie
lloorr. who died Sunday. in Yonkers.
was attended this atetrnoon. from the
residence of her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Wood. 67 Van Zandt street. Rev
ltomiliy F. ii11111phrics. rector of Trin-
ity Episcopal Church.1'.-iiici1'1te1l.Thel
pallbearers were all men tubers at D011—
glue Fowler Post (‘1 A R of South?
Norwallt Samuel Mott. Caleb Wood
Eihridge [1. Mitchell and William Huv-‘
ler. The interment was in East Nor- 7
walk Cemetery.
The Epwurth league of th11 has!
Avenue Methodist Chuirh is picking
arrangements for what Hwy 111 poet
\1iil prove both novel and 1n1ercst‘tng1
it Will be in the nature of a mock trial 1
and to to 1111 held in titt‘ basement of
the 11111111111 the latter part at the
month Thel 11111111111. through its altars
neys. Arthur N Paddock and Fred
Fluid is to 51111 the Sentinel for “3201.3
815001111 {impinges being claimed The.
newspaper will he mpreaented in the
tune by Edward \1. t‘ tunninghnrn‘
son at the pastor at the. church and 1
who is magnum as quite an able
with: tumor Fivervone is looking.
toward tn the affair with interest and
anxioueb' awaiting the outcome
MEN blood and indigestion are
deadly 11111111111111 to mod health. Bur
dork “W ltitter's destroys them.
RD WA YTOR.
Nil'hl’d' litter: hoe been entertainw
in: his 111111.11 any from Albany Ni i”
d1.
poi-cry forty 'nora‘e porter on
which had been alonofilde the pumplnit'
station for 11111101 at months onto a. tint
car and proceeded with it to'
" napalm; wow being made to the engine
in‘ the pumping station.
Cole became frightened from some
'11-.111r Selectman Charles W. Raymond‘s
-._.,_; __, ..
1:11
where it 111111 he put to INoSle'
e engine was used here while;
Land“
“50
ill
m... 0.... . a
Quite a little excitement waa cana-
ed yesterday, when a home oyvned by
Harry Leach fastened to the poet in
front of the residence of Hickeon W.
unknown cause. and ran away. He
that went up ltownyton avenue as tar
as John Brundas'o's residence and
there fell down. but regained his feet
and came back the some way and ran
into a. hitching post. also destroying
monomer of pickets on the fence
around the property of the late ‘Cap-
tnin George Wicks. There leaving the
two—seated wagon on the corner, the
horse proceeded down Crockett street;
at great opeed and turned up Roton
Point avenue. The people who saw
the horse last said that the harness
was completely destroyed. The dam
age done to the wagon was slight. It
was lucky that there 1191c no people
in the tonvevance at the time the ac
cidcnt occurimed i
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Boyle. of 011 Ridge. this week.
l
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Buttery, of
Barton. are the proud parents of a son.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel C. Sillimani
spent yestc1day in New iork and Con- 3
ey island. 1
W i
' Thomas Titus. of R. A. McDonald‘s
drug store, spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday in New York.
Four patients arrived from New
York yesterday for Dr. Scoveli's snub
tarium in the Dr. i.’on1bard place on
Ox Ridge.
1
The xegistrars will hold a ncssion in
the To11n Hall Thursdav. the 111th
1nst.. to receive applications to be
made voters.
Ralph liindlcy. stcuogmphcr and l
typewriter fur a large concern in New:
York city, is enjoying a vacation at his '
home in Oracle street. '
Henry Iii. Valentine. Robert A. illc‘
Donald. George Franklin Bates. and
Mr. Mombark went out on a fishing‘
trip yesterday. but the weather was.
too rough to catch any fish. '
Enrolled Democrats of the town of 1
Period are requested to meet in the.
:‘i‘own llall 1111 Monday evening. at R p,
111.. for the purpoec of electing rich»
gates to the several conventions.
Miss Bertha Northrup, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gnome Northrup. of 011
Ridge, and Anthony Smith. of Davina.1
were quietly married in Port Chester. 1
Monday. Mr. and hire. Smith will re
side in 0x Ridge.
A 1 ittxen of Barton 11.11 plated in the '
lockup for safe keeping b1 Constable?
Thomas Cave yesterdm 11f1emoon..1
and 11:13 released as soon as he and
1 21111111111111} from the clieets of orer‘in
dulgencc in intoxiennts
A11. automobile frightened a horse
111sid11nce_Sunday night and the uni "
mat ran on Main street. being stopped j '
in the village by Samuel Grumman.
Andrew Waterbury and J. P. Francis.
Work is progressing rapidly on An-
son Whips Stokes‘s new residence at
toilendcra i'o‘. at. The roof will pm!)
ably be placed on 1111.111 month John
Fairbanks has a large contract 01"
grading: about the propem and is» also 1
11111111; stones sud etc.
Lents R. Mtihmough one of the ac-
tive lieutenants tor Judge Clemvelmd
the. candidate tor the Republican nou~
marina tor 1.101111111111141” in Dorian
pcotcrdar attermn and evening. and
did a lame amount of very edict-tire
work. it is understood. the Dorm
delegation Messrs [11111153111113 and
hell are favor-able to Juice Cleave-1
l
\athan Cauchy who was appointed
hr the Board of School Motion; to Mi
W! the temnnlil list! for ELM KOtMfll ”I. “‘36th W W ‘fifl MIDI! mI
School 1111111111.)» 5 ts very
11.1131 new The district built n nami
NM 3013:1530 “WIN l3 rapidly N 'avhooi last year on property near the
1M»:
tom
Terrell. of Milan. is. 1th
111m!
W an M13. damn. it. Stems are
1111mm Mrs. 311111111 Knapp. cti
1W?!»
mm Mm (Mom. of Norwich
one the more at 31113. (lemme Wicks
Crockett Met.
In. David "m1. of William. in the ‘
am. of NM {term Rowland. of
NW crane.
m J. It. W. of highland 1111111
111111111111
MM hi the m M moment to
whim 11111111111111
from an attack of typhwd'tinrtngdnle Cemetery and 11 to evb'
: dearly the intention to pay tor it 01113.
M
poo-Ir“ Mm empowers. Crockett
'l’ublw 1.111111.” mu want» to m
11m It to 1m expected to cm!“ ‘
c; ..
titer. mt. Mire to marzipan in the tench-s
1111 in the mad. 5
The building lined at the mm.
the building until the mat. of arm
hue been accompanied. to: the». entiti-
cost of the. 11111111111111; will be lit
«momma on! new.
i
with the imam on one slide
blimmr 111111111111.htm
ty rm 111m rim meat the
WWW ' in
wedrnowm 11mm ,
rm limit: 1 W.
was made chairman of the meeting.
Nathan Dnuchey was chosen clerk. The
following nominations were mlade by,
acclnmatlon and were unanimous:
in Bridgeport September 24-Chnrlea
G Waterbuiy and Theodore W Austin.
iey and Clarence iii. Snodold
Flemming George N1. Thompson Char-
les 11' Hammad and John H. Selleck.
appoint their 01111 alternates
Cowpcrthwaitc. of Danbury. arrived at
xguesits of the Misses Anna S. Fay. An-
zfcw days at his summer home on the
south end.
21111111 (‘ounty National Bank. Norwalk
1 and family; who have been simmering 1
; here. will return to theirhomc in Nor- '
. lint. George
it to mom .
to have n etrmtme of“ Wit on aim ‘
State Convention. to be held in Hart-
ford September 16 and 171—Chnrlea W.
Lounabury and Thaddeus Bell.
Congressional Convention to be held
County Convention—Qeorge S. Bai-
Senatorial and Probate Conve'ntlona
«Robert A. McDonald and William W.
Ballard.
The town committeenppointed was
George W. Fowler, William W. Bah
lard. William Stevens. William J.
Tilt‘ delegates were empowered to
If r m: Stat-snout.
Misses Nellie McLean and Marie
the‘ island. yesterday. and are the
11:1 Schuldice and Flora Schuldice, at
Fay cottage.
Charles P. Jones. president of the
Belle Island improvement Society. will
shortly arrive at the island to spend a
Captain Benjamin Stevens. who lives
at the north end of the inland. has
gone in Greenwich. Where he will en-
gage in oystering.
~—-—-—-'---r-
Rev. Mr. James. from Belle island.
with a staff of his workers. had charge
of 11 meeting at \‘olunteers' Hall.
.Stamford last night.
Russell Tucker. assistant janitor of
the Norwaik Yacht club house. spcntg'
Sunday with friends in this citv. Mr. {
Tucker is a frequent visitor to the.
Cit) of Elms.
Lewis C. Green, cashier of the Fair- 1
built, tomorrow.
Wtsréonr.
\i‘csumrt Grange meets tonight.
N ..... H... . ._.. (
Tim r1 :nlar meeting of Trinity Guild
vwiii bug 111 tlct i 1.
The District Divisions, S. of T. will
1111-111 here Thursday. Oct. 113.
__.__. ._ '.
Lites Helen E. Mix. of Meridcn has
been the guest or “‘estport friends.
A3prtu1‘k indire- K. at 1’. met last
night and transacted routine business
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Fern of Hart
lord hue been the guest of We“:
port friends
Miss Louise Smith 'I'bo has 11m
visiting friends in Seymour has re~ ‘
turned home.
The Misses Allen and ‘l'nn Vliet
have returned home from an extursion
1 to Niagara Falls 1,
Dr and “to. Wooster Booth. havetc
returned after spending the summer
in the. Adirondacks. .
Supt. S. .A. Purely, of the local trot
iey lines made a businese
Bridgeport Monday.
hire Sherrie-ad and lin. Brooks of "
11111151111011 have been 15:111 guests or
S. Europe.
Home: K Smith and Ville. 113 Port.-
rlreeter. .‘1‘.'Y..,were recent: visitors
with Captain S. G . lien.
._._.._
The 01151111 in lie-mortal Church of
the Holy 11th:. was 11311111 Sunday
tor the limit since overhauling.
Meadow A. Syn-res and W. A. lion-
visit with. friends in 51111111215211.
The teihr for John W. Cat-tie men:
Women on the \‘mvalk mud in cm “w"
inlet-1d and rendyw toe the tarp-entree
muddle: TM? too the
“batman 8111mm; (To than hm mm
'11nt n 11th in am or wait.
Well. ”I“. meme Ind. with. oil NW‘
mm mm them Why other!
Monti chihuahua lithium“:
Johann.
* firm are mmm W?
thammanmmvmnm
111111.111»qu that who“
imam-11111111111111“
Venom mm m natal: Marti
,the wagon and reached .‘or a blanket
{in place upon the ground to sit upon
It is thought that removing the
3i1iankct frightened the mules which
started to' run. Sturgcs being on
g. telephlne pole. which freed them and
1 stopped by an employee of the trolley
» mnipony.
‘ ambulancs and he was remoted to the
f emergenu hospital. where an examin-
. 11 «1111 be some 2m hetero 11::
Sturges is about 1112.11.11.
WESTON
trip to 1'
i Coley
ln'st. evening. 1111 my 11 and
. onions affair. and from appear
woes the delegates had been picked
out. beforo’- the caucus. Rufus Woke:-
man called the. meeting to order as
chairman of the town committee and
John H. Jennings 111111 choaen chair-1
man. George A Darrow, cometary oi
the town committee. took his neat up
on the stage and read the. call for we
meeting. The chairman then asked
the caucus to select two' dole-notes to
represent the Republicans of Wostport
in the state convention to he held at
Hartford and upon motion of 011cm
Smith. Frederick M. Salmon was elect-
ted to attend Mr. led Nash was
then named and he was also elected.
The following town committee were
then elected. F. M. Salmon. Rufus
Wakeman. Jon. (3. Hyatt, John W
Gauit, H. R. Sherwood, i) .B. ilrudiey.
Jr.. George A. Darrow, John H. Jon-
11inga, Fred Kcmper. Oscar Smith, 1..
P. Wakeman. Lloyd Nash. George Fair
child. John l-.i Jennings and Fled
Kemper. were then elected delegates
to the county convention Oacar
Smith and Charles Harris to the con-
gressional convention. Herbert A.
Williams. Harry R Sherwood i. P.
Wakemnn and George Filirchild to the
acnatoridl. John W. (innit George A.
Darrow and Joseph 1‘. Bradley won-
ti1cn elected delegates to the probate
convention.
Wilbur Sturgeaof Main street who "
is employed as a tomater by I‘lnuit
Bros. of Riverside Ave“ met with a
peculiar accident on Saturday at
Bridgeport, and as a result now lies in
bed with a broken leg. Stat-gee drive.
a truck to Bridgeport. with card board
for the Westportfaper Co. Saturday.
he had been to the Cartridge shop in
that place and delivered a load. 0n
the war home when near the Barnum
Ave, barn of the Bridgeport Traction
Co. he stopped hit1 team of mules. took
off the bridles and put on the feed bags.
Then he stepped upon the owners of
the owners. They ran for a distance
of a hundred feet and collided 1with a
they ran for a short disrance and were
When Mr. 511mm: went to
alight from then 11.111011 h»- found th it
it Iran difleult for him to use his rizht
leg and thought that the 1m mber had
been broken. Word was sent for the
tion was :11 id» the n1 1': ho-i'w m:
the leg was found t .1 be broken below
‘the. knee Word 1111.: 131.1111 telephoned
.10 Goal: Em. and 311111 K Gaul: went
after Mr Smrgoa and roomy.
his home on 1111111 meet in a ”1:113.
‘i'h11 Republicans of Weston held
their nominations of delegates for the
various conventions last 1:11:82. and
selected the following:
Statemm Prank Camera and Omar
'B'mld
Congressional—G W Bradley and it. '
.Bradley
Connty~8ert Hernia and William
Bedient.
Senatorial—James B Dykernar. to-
iron Andereoo Timothy Sweeney and
Hull Barium.
krntmte~ia1m~2e Smith and
51 L.
THE OLOEST WINS»
Jonas and Joel HIMW Bear That
ammo”.
sum oi! melanoma two celebrat-
ed 111111111. J. it. and 1. hi. Element.
when lure been published thmnch.
mm; the “like have hrmdnl! to it ghl’ two
Waterman: Dumbo: when: likeness is
me more remarkable ad striking;
111M an is 51mm thin that or!
‘the 311an 11111111.! The older 11mm
Janna and Joel limerimrl of
Watertmn timer» living within :1
' Miami 3 limit or each other 11% your
and and Mill heater and active om
[mm with: hmavm «ammo.
willie titan Badly dispositions which that
inside linemen.
' um runs MM.
W
.KW ”momnhw
cy Midi-n.
NW‘ 111111111 Wanner 1111411113
mile N W. dilemma & mom. 111111-
lemumdxevumotmm
1
i
Mnemhnm Meir tho poem
1 WW
mflkudmaamo.
in: m m m and
' «animated:
m
. ' in a very prominent branch ot our
, bunlnosa.
The exponoivcneaa of 0111111111111
[a plant may be preventing your
‘huttlng upon the mniket a money
making article. Such being the f"
. lento, consult 1111‘. We me in a pool
tlon to manufacture at a loan coat
than you can run a plant after you
so it. ,
mm at 11.113311;
M F'G co.
W R. THOHPSON. ”(myth
50 WATER ST" 50' NORWALK
1 l‘
HAM WW m Vellum". ‘ ‘
M Maribel-unite War"
“mmmamimmmm.
Mom moment The 1111-.li '1 f
mamwanaemmmdm ; j-
111mm. month. _.
WM whahtfifllnd1ww_ ‘ "
mm MIN emunerat- I. Woman-1m 1* _
min I” 1111 mm 1110:. 1.1111. 1:”
r
Locust'Bites
The bite of the locust, klaaing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
veiy painful and serious results. Sat
drain a piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Briz'lliao Balm and
bind over the bite. .Iuatant tenet:
Remom in half an hour and you will
had a drop, on green its green Thia
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over This in the
only thing in the world we know of
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly
applied so always keep it. on hand.
Kills bee, wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Drogxlstn ardent quick. B.
F. Jackson and 00. than its
~51”an hollnntlulym .
«reparation lint water and I'm“
page
KitChcn Floors.
oxmunlyfor
It in mm om Imam mommy
om: Brut 1111:1111th mutt»:
WM!!! and mlcloth. Apply“ your
Immune or brush.
For O'Ilc By
Comsteck
Wé'tkins
81‘ DOW,
Hardware. Fishing
Tackle. Guns A111-
munition, Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oils etc.
112 wasnmorou eraser.
scum uonmut.
Special Sale
111111111 11111
1 1 31.11.
:3 t
V t
: of Jamey City. wan fatally injured in
‘a trtilloy collision between trolley curls '
. in Jersey City today.
It
. caused by the failure of a brake on
that will do this. Equally effective for *
Jris future success.
LEAVE 800'!" NOIWALK FOR
“:11!
l’l‘ylor plenty years or age. a resided ,
She died in tho
hoapltnl a short time nftor‘the collie.
ion. Abraham Rankin. of .Bayonne.1
was badly hurt. The collision was
one of the cure to not properly. 1;
1'1. «. ‘ >, .
THE TRUST COMPANY. THE. DE-
PARTMENT STORE" OF‘
FINANCE.
Combining as it done every function
of financial business the Trust Com
pany might Well bl! calledAtbe depnrb
tment atom of finance,
The S'ohth NorWalk
Trust Colophon
can rare for your
General Banking Bulioeu'.
Savingl Depooltn.
Estates and Trust; of every descrip
tion.
Valuableo stored and Safe Deposit
Boxeo Rented.
illii 111111111
Has started many a boy on hln way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char«
actor.
The boy who early acquires the emu
lugs Habit in laying the foundation of
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest.
on email nmounta as on large sums.
THE scum near/nut
u vmcs BANK.
01111110 31111111 IUlLDlNG.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
CITY NATIONAL BBBK‘
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"in
Capital. mo 000 001
Surplus, $100,000.00
Otb'u' norm. 3'34 006. '00
I.“ I. mm
JAMIHHOEW.
DIRECTOR?
John H. Fonts Hoary Seymour
John H. Knapp alumina Ova-rt:
John H. um E. H. Mathew-0o
Josiah 8. Marvin um! Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
locum: solicited.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
‘YIIIE YABLE.
m
In «the! May 1‘, 1m.
NEW YORK.
SUNDAYS.
’LhHr—flim 57661, 6.531. 51,05
,Ph 39-15221, 5:40 5:5“. 720.
NEW 'VORK FOB IOU?”
WALK.
a. firearm. saw. 11:,» 1:06.
D5041.
:
LEAVE
v
“M0518.
a-
:1
11.11111. more.
no».
WI»
wine-41111. 11:15.
" 11.110111 in Cedar Creek. War
'110 troubled with bleeding piles
‘loat much blood and siren a
‘ and Bone Oil from a man hut fill M,’
. continue to come to this city for m.
1 days.
’I‘l‘g ’ '
‘ ».m... to my >
>1 air-cw. am. “7:13..
. dnr Crook.
BfliDdEllOIl'l‘, September 1011111
team the mud dxodgor Kirk ‘th
by Hughes Bron. and Bangs hich
'Bank in the center of the chit ti.
Soverat,1lays ago lt‘apruux ale _ '
was beached by the tug “MIL.
ner.‘ Repairs ware made and youth
day morning the dredgor residual: ‘
orationo; ,
that the hull was 1apidly it 3
they had just time to get othn ‘1
the huge machine nettle
neared ,trom flight heater 7th
of the creek. At. high tide yél r‘dd
all that wail above water wl‘
small house on top of the
where the machinery la liberal;
company's agent wedterday 1111111
rangcmonts with the Sound and 1
Wrecking Co and today they will
mence to rah-1e the tlredlger. ‘ 2
No profession has advance
rapidly at late than 1111:» may.
should not be used except where, .
lately ncccsaary. in mesa? 3‘ pg
example it is seldom no 0 ‘
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures quit:
ly and permanently. 1111111111111: ’
cute burns bruises woman. Ii
enacts Accept no counterfeits
C. Phillips. Paris Ill. “De it
Hazel. Salve cured me in a
time ” Boothea and Mail.
Pharmacy
expzcrs manhmoue‘ To tN‘K
M Camille Flammarlon Thtokn' firth,
em End of island Will Happen ‘
PARIS. September 9-31. Camiii
Flammat’lon. the well knownélcientla ‘
exorcism the opinion thatthe nevi,
al. of volcanic activity in the host 1111
(lien is a menace to all the French and,
Englishliolands in the Antilles. Hebe;
licves that the northvmatorn portion
or Martinique will finally disappear a
togc.ther
The Minister of the Colonies int!
authorized M. Le croi
Mineralogy at the Na onal
Museum to proceed to Martinique tQ'
examine uhauatively into ‘Ch‘e' plte- '
anthem of the eruption of Mont 1P9
ice. “11 Vii“ leave on September 16,
Ramon 9 News and Bone Oil mil «to.
all that is claimed for it Her ' Title 11.-
proot. Mrs Mahala Fields '
drake Kentucky, on April £an 1
.“l bought one bottle of Roman 'b Nerve 1"
and it 11311 the best linimcnt I tip-‘11
ed in my life. i an: Inch 3 m 1
11th pains and swelling in niy foot null,
legs 1 can hardly 50.11131 is thi only
liniment that ever did me on much
good. One 2frcent bottle took the
swelling out of my feet and test." B.
H, Planted. “
TROOPS LEAVE FONTS.
The Evacuation of Sound Menu! At-
ready in Progress. . a
NEW LONDON September 19-1-11”
evacuating movement from the m
cations in the New Which WNW
district has begun and the troops will 1‘
Donation to their posts tor 301ml-
The find companion to M W >
on- the room and Eighty-fifth, whirl}
ham been flattened at Port H.
Wright Planers inland They ”cut .
New You Monday night by Norwich
line filflml‘li' and were tra‘
their more: at Port Wadsfio
Inland this: morning. “scram
ponies: will he brought to this «at, 111111
afternoon and will to to NW Y5“?
tonight. H 1 ‘ "
VORTUNE FAVOII‘A T! It
”Harm; dimming pain; in
back. radiometer; “ng
appetite mu use
Lift: Pill: ‘ writes WJ’ WNW
Keane-«tale. Tex, "Ind I'oon felt it“
new roan." 1111211111.; in mutant
her tumble: Only 253, at P. 11. BI!-
ter 11 drug um 1"
man ovum out 011111111.
1111554131111. 1.3m, Scat. 111—#11110”
two men: employee of the Mn is?”
and“ Ceremony. which bu tin gob!-
11m to! remind mm! new new
a‘trnmm treltdim in thin ply for “I"
i’arrei Foundry and Machine (trmw‘
11mm. on a atrllm 111 mm rancid.” in
era-moan": with the mom mired by
the “ride; and two from "an! WW
era if atop. All writ on my
building» is at. a moduli! “gm
foreman in «home in autumn m
from Madman-rat Tum MG
dewmvntm whatsoever M W
mm 11211; 111.1111 work 111 am My.
"MW
11. 1113-1220211. on. on. 10:11:. “V” ‘l m ”m"
P. stream 6:093. 11m. in c
‘ ’1. ‘ - W - _ A [My m“ “"V
‘1‘“ Wm“, ”m“ m were ”" m“
ammoniamz'l'm mmflum " Wow»
it ' 1:1 1* 6113,.” no it
11:41:: am. 911111. 10:19:. 11:11:11 man“. m m
1 11;? m1 it. . an
alumni. t in. am 4:111 m, -
Norwalk Chronicler