: Founll ,liuillg
tinchlille Main Burundi
, illitpl Liquor Selling
~ sf):iftnfsiiiiueimlwsed
(
osecuting Agent Samuel C. Shaw,
ridgeport, wont to Ridgeiloid, last
“kit'l‘hursday‘afternoon, on the 2
. q pk train and made a complaint
1! nst Both .1. Benedict, of Branch-
‘ ‘ which was signed by Justice of
the Peace John F. Holmes, The war-
,,»to‘gether with a search warrant,
. was given by Constable Frank Taylor,
who, in company with Agent Shaw,
roveto Branohvilie, and placed Benc-
dib‘tiu‘nder arrest, about 5 o'clock. Con-
, table Taylor made an examination)
‘ of the premises but found only a few
empty beer bottles and a small quan-
it wofvcider and wine.
finnedict was brought to ltidgclicid
and given a preliminary hearing in
th‘efll‘own Hall, at 6 o’clock, before
Justice Holmes. The defendant was
'71‘heldlonr-two counts; first. the reputa-
" non" selling; and second. sale on
, ‘Auzu ”while pleaded not guilty and
‘_ Was held for trial, which was sot for
‘ Monday morning, at 10:30 o’clock. The
defendant was allowed to go on $300
. bonds.
. The arrest greatly incensed Benedict
1 who vented his wrath upon Agcnt
Show. While it was not definitely an
sorted. it was rumored that the arrest
, whatnot the work of Law & Ordcr
Tiéafiue' spotters, but is the desire for
the revenge on. the part of a resident
roprrhnchville, who, it is alleged. had
‘ ' {no disagreement with Benedict. ,
" ,- sillionday morning the case came up
for" trial. Ten witnesses were exam-
‘ ined and Benedict's interests were looic
ed after by Attorney W. H. Cable. of
Danbury. The hearing lasted nearly
all day and at its conclusion Justice
Holmes found him guilty on two
.' shunts—one for the reputation and one
for actual sale. On tho lirsu count
311,6 ,was fined $130 and on the second.
‘. 130, the costs amounting to about $40
more.
T: flair. Benedict gaVe notice of an all-
,peai and was required to give a bond
023300. which was quickly furnished.
Benedict was arrested last F ebruury
Km :1 similar charge. and helm: found
guilty was fined $100 on the reputation
gaunt and $10 each of selling inltoxica-
hills liquors. On another count ' judgel
ith‘e‘ ourt announced that if any time
slotting that period, the reputation of
selling was proven against him. he
would be sentenced on that count.
, Benedict paid a line and costs at that
' time of $189.05
1, HART—RYLE
Popular Stamford Trolley Conductor
': Loads a Bride to the Altar.
M138 Julia F. Ryle. youngest daugh-
ter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rylo, of is
Cove Road. Stamford and John A.
Hart. of Cove Road, a popular 0011- '
doctor in the employ of the Stamford
Street Railway Company. were marri-
ed yesterday at 10 a. m., in St. John's
1 R. 0. Church, Stamford, by Rov. Peter
H; McLean; head of the Courm-ticut
Apostolato. Father McLean, who is
Hodusln of the bride. celebrated the
solemn high nuptial mass which fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony. lie was
assisted by Rev. Father O'Brien. r‘atli.
‘. er Sullivan and Father Flynn, Prof.
‘ Elmer Joyce played the wedding mur-
che'l. and the singing was by the choir.
tthe offortory, Miss Sarah Graham.
New Haven sang Ave Maria. The
tune altar of the church was tastefully
embellished with plants and flowers
fertile ceremony. which was witness-
‘d by a thmng of the young couple's
iatives and friends.
The bride were it becoming down of
. bite silk mull over white taffeta with
Irish Point trimming. A full length
Well hung in, graceful folds from our
hair. She carried a bouquet of bride‘s
manure Hart. sister of the groom.
,w simnld of honor. Miss Hart's gown
9
bred
hrs:
on , in. amines an
, fl.“
Wind
7, 36mm: 9
. ‘ ” New Yorlt: mm
maximum. of mast.
, at: received by illusions:
.very numerous antimony.
, ‘o girls were sets and-odd
engrave. ‘
I“ ‘ Benedict +~ ,
1’31“ch pr. ‘
‘ Tomorrow ‘2 rd" “"2“
“Mi
., .' . .- . ‘ my". ,5 [Nu 'i
Men's Fine, ,Elastr’c Suspenders,
{thousand iii] liddiiinnal ,
span was suspended for one year. and ,
W.
‘l
- Rumpus-Wow
'b‘toi.
Luiiles’ All WoolDress Shirts,
with graduated iiouucc.
ticrgcs und‘ illtainines. most—
iy black. a low biucs and
prays. regular priccs $1.50
to $0.50, at $3.05
0
Ladies” Tailored Suits, heavy
cloths for fall and winter
wear, black and a few col-
ors, all good, staple stylus,
regular price $15 at $10.00 ,
Ilmlics‘ Full Weight Jackets.
tan and black, values up to
$7.00, at $4.95
Children‘s Light Wcight Box
Coats for fall, rcd. castor‘
and navy, sizes 2 to 6 years,
regular price $3.00, at $1.00
Children‘s Seamless Wool
'i‘nm'o'Shanters. rod, gray.
navy, white and brown, for
school wear, the best 500
'l‘ain ever shown, at 42c
lnidlcs' White l’ctticouts. deep
iiouucc. with ilircc rows of
anoncienucs insertion and
lace, regular price $1.50, at $1.00
Children‘s Outing Flannel Pol,-
iicoats, regular price 25c,
at lilc
laidics‘ Wrappers. light and
dark colors, values up to
$1.20, at 75c
Ladlcs' Heavy Weight Mercer-
lscd Sutccn Wuists. black
and white chcck, also block
with white polka dot, excel-
lent $1.25 value at $1.00
Domestics.
100 pcs. iii in. Cloth Diapcr.
500 value, 37c pc.
2600 yds. 3d in. Unbleached
Muslin. good value at tic yd..
~10 yd.
115 «107.. full blcuchcd lloncy-
comb Towels. 10c value, 70
'1iv‘i l-loucyconlb Counter.
puncs, lilac value, dficrca.
Half Bleached 'l‘ahlc Dam-
ask, good wclght. regular
250, 180
500 Comfortables, iilled with
good cotton, regular price
$1.25, ti on
Black Sateen Petticoats, rog-
ulur prices $2 and $2.50, $1.45
Double Fold Curtains. Swiss,
all new patterns, valinI iBbfic
Saturday. 9c
r l
l
’ ET ‘ .. msqul-momzmm *MM‘ ‘ .
. , , .\
.l,‘ k, ‘
livWwam mun"
"rota :. W
All. Staple Toilet Soaps ,_ D“ W°°‘”"l""
cutleura ‘
, [6c geckos-Tar
2 , o no 0':
Value 25C Cashmere Bouquet
is the. noes-word at The. Boston
tort
unmet Oar sates it snow o no tone
ta\ ‘3’. ‘“ 'iiDc Simona. sat on; Scott's. at
a dose. margin the near ‘r chad. Rot as
the that}, our Sendai 'isr'ume iot- tomor-
no sense boil in menu cases 0
.«il‘u; - it n
‘Dress Elects.
iii inch French Broadcloth in
black only, the primI every-
where $1.25, for Saturday, 31.00
19 inch Colored All Silk 'l‘uf- '
tutu, all colors and black. ex-
ccllcnt value at libc, Sutur-
day‘s price,
:00 plcccs of lln1 bcsl Prints.
tilu ncw fail colorinus. regu-
lar tic,
3000 yds, of Fancy Outings.
vuluc Sc,
4;”. inch Cheviot Scruc. ull
wool. spacial ill
the llutina. nll wool, rcgulur
pricc 7.50
30 inch Sco'lch ’l‘wccd, regular
price title.
it) inch All Wool (Jovcrl ‘
Cloths, all shudcs. cxiru vul-
lit"
, um pieces Sirlpcd \Viiislilluu.
Villllc 12 V19,
Kitchen "Dept.
(ll'nnitc iron Preserving Ket-
l‘lrnnlic iron Corn and Vogu-
inhic iioiicrs, rcuulul‘ pricc
(Rats \‘l'nsll liudrds. ilic llcsl
madc, no rusting or wcnriug.
our rcuulur pricc 30c.
“'lH't'll \l'irc l‘urpl-l licnlcrs.
rcuulnr pl'il'l' liic,
llods rcuulnr price Mr,
Scrap Baskets, willow, straw
l'llicli. illlti linishcd ill assort-
ed colors. choice of (‘lglll
shapes, regular price 59c, 43c
lufnnls‘ Baskets on stand.
regular price $1.25. 98c
(lruniic iron (‘oliunderm rog-
ulnr prlcc 35w,
Oil llcnfcrs, with 9 inch wick.
will heal a lnrgc room: no
smoke. no smell: nickel plai—
cd font and wrought iron
frame. rcguinr pricc $3.08. $2.08
Linhiniug Fruit .lurs, cithcr
pints or quarts, nt spcclni
prices.
her
"h'wd
rm.
' ' items and '
\iadomesr
1000 pairs of Men's Suspend-
ors. drummers' sanipics.
slightly suilcd. rcgulnr price
35c. tomorrow's price, two
pairs for 250
Mcn's Heavy Weight Black
Sucks, sold In many places
at int-gr, for Saturday. three
pairs. 24c
indics’ Fall Weight Vesta and
Pants. 00 dozen Just rccciv-
, . gs... ’ ‘ Ill»?
Sine“ Wares
51 Steel Bead Chatelaine
Bags, two sizes, 790
10c Skelns 0t Gormantown.
Saxony or Shetland Floss, 7c
5c Pearl Buttons, two or four ,
holed, first quality, a dozen, 3c »
5c Patent Hooks and Eyes, all
sizes, best quality, a cord, 20 ,
190 White Neck Ribbons, fan- :
oy or plain, sale price a yard, 10c \
19c Fancy Side Supporters, all
colors, large bows, good
web. - 12%0 '
19c Fancy Plaid Neck Rlb~
lions. all the rage now. a
yard, 15¢
Chatelaine and Wrist Bags.
all the desirable leathers,
regular price 75c, 50c
50 Pins, best made, 300 to a
paper, will not bend. a pa—
per, » 3c
5c Feather-stitched Braid,
white and white with colors,
neat patterns, 3c
10c Dress Shields. Stockinet.
Rubber and Covered, a pair, 5c
'bo'uot Suede.
1000-shcet Package Toilet Pa-
per. our regular price We,
four: packages, 29c
All Standard Toilet Soaps
that soil in most places at 26c,
Saturday's price here, 180
Men’s All Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, r e g u l a r
prlcc 12%c each. Satur-
day's price, two for 19c
7 and 8 inch Dressing Combs.
black rubber and white cel-
luloid, regular value 12c, 7c
“ ed, m‘ofkcd ‘256, for 'Satur-
dny. . 18o
Boys' and Girls“ Fleeced Rib-
bcd Vests and Pants. sizes
18 to 2%. regular price 25c, 17c
Lndics‘ Lisle Vests and Pants,
, regular price 50c. Satur-
day‘s price, 34c
Ladies“ Black Cotton Iloso.
regular price, 25c pair, two
pairs for (We
Misscs’ Fine Ribbed Cotton
ilosc, with while solo. sizes
5%; to 9 regular price 25c,
for Saturday. , 17c
rum and wore a necklace of pearls;
in! blue silk mull ovcr‘tsffota. she
. unluckpioturc hat. and for our
.o‘diosiond brmch presented by
" bride; The brides maids were
i. when Roam. Miss Dolls Brie.
, minutiae Coultor. of Stamford,
mils M ryNevlilo, of Brooldyu.
' more it tired niilttr'iu white point
_ lover taffeta and each ware a
‘ ggpioture hat. Miss Josephine
riilééglmtuie of the bride, and Miss
overruled.
of the procedure.
, on. thoiizr'oom’a,, niece.
«Hollis. Joust r. Kilo. the.
do’s’jrothor. was best man. Edward
W. William Nolan. Dr. Jeremiah
a and William Clear-y worethe
‘ ding breakfast was served at
in? clinic bride's parents after
‘ , roh comedy. Among the
smog 0. O‘Brien. Rev. ran
.g‘t‘ov. Eugene gull}??? Rev.
at imp ,V n ,B ' r:
a In ..
'r o ' ' fr " n; :
.yltocklsr and Mrs. Albert
or, "climber“ (3113,1311?
so or Neutrino
Million. (armory.
Dreiser. B. yo:
M
Court imposes Sentences of $2 on, The Willis
Each of Four Counts.
The case of l", W. lluller. of Ridge-
Iicld, charged with brooch of peace;
and disturbance of religious sorvlccsfl
on four different counts. (liliiitl up for
trial bcfore Justice of tho l’caco 'l‘. C.
White. Saturday morning In the Ridge-
liold 'l‘own ill!" at 11 o'clock.
state's interests Worn looked after by
Attorney .1. holdup Hurlbutt. of Non
walk. and Attorney Edward llail, of
liridgeport, appeared for the
out. When the court mlcnod Attorney
llull entered a demurrer. but this was
The instico than imposed,
a fine of 82 on each of the four counts.’
No evidence was received and the fin-
es were imposed as a necessary part
There was a torso
number of prominent people present.
«who had been subpoenaed as witness-
ns. but those were excused. Attorney
Null filed notice of. appeal. ’l‘ho do
fondant made a promise to hoop away
. from 8t. Htophcii'ii Church, in the fu-,«
tors and with this understanding, so
long as he keeps his promise, pro-
ceedings will probably go no further.
nervous room assault.
Captain Moon May Winks "trouble for
utmost.» downspout.
.NEW YORK, doptoroher iiiw’i‘ho
. steamer city of Porn, Which hosiust
arrived, from Panama, has on board
contain or 0. Moon ot‘jtho union
steamer Felons. says a distinction from
filli‘TrithdiIcc to the its
crimp. , . _ , .
‘ ‘csptsinis ousted so hsvl I said
to vessel was, stopped st, scan ‘ the.
Colombian rebel shutout
and». searched, notwithoisn‘d , ‘
captain’s protests. Ho wll makers:
mini thezslsttar to the British
'i'he rebels suspected that the Brits
ish mother was on, in
Valparaiso » to the
Tho
defend-
land.
w York, nor
Boycott
ins the.
arms from .
. -- . “you
in ion govern bur
1 itufln
not when Monti
it. w. BUTEER WAS FINEDI {sown STEAMER BREAK; oowu;
Taken in Tow.
NEW YORK. September ill—~Onc
hundred and twenty-11w:
who left this city ycslcrday yesterday
afternoon. for Bridgeport. Conn”
board the stenmar William (3. Payncu m the city fulhcl's last night.
of the liriduclwl'i Steamboat Company, ilownhum. as administrator of ihc rs»
wereiiundcd from that vessel last ever mp. or his swn phlldrvn. claims “0,0110
sing at City island. from whom thuy .
continued their trip by roll. The l’oync
which is one of tho spolullesl boats on
the sound. broke down at 4:40 o'clock
when oil Mntinicock Point. Long is-
Tho Payne was takonrln tow
by tho Eiiamford propollor Parry C.
V. Wyck and towed to City island. 'l‘lic
vessel's paiidlowhcsl broke, and she
was unable to continue her, voyage.
(lsptain Wonthsrway. of the Payne.
believes the accident was caused by
,a flaw in the paddle wheel.
ucl Will ht» towed either to New York
or i‘lridgupori today.
mum
oswsnsow TH! KNOW.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of “into than surgery, but it
should not be used except where none
lately necessary.
in cases of
to mom
CLAIMS SMALLPox DAMAGES. :
Odd Suit to be Branghi in Now Briiw
sin for $10,000. =’
NEW lllliTAlN. l‘nnu., i-lcfmubcr ill
w’l‘hI-rc was a sensation wlicu two un-
m G. Payne. of Bridgeport,
passengers
llroad street. Wcrc road at the "trolling
«launches on account of their dcdlhs.i
The first cases of suinllpux In this city .
Word in his family. ills dulmhlcr, i‘in« ;
rs dlrd December 29, 11101, and his:
sunli‘rcdcrick on January 11. 1002. Mr.
linwuham claims that his house was
quarantined by the health authorities;
and that they refused to furnish mcdi‘ g
cul liiit‘ndancc for his daughter.
lho onus of his son hr declares that»,
the health nfllccr had iht‘ sick boy in;
a cold room. stripped him asked. an
that he could oxumlno him, look away ,
all the bedding and burned it, than rxvl
fused to furnish aulhclcnt new
clothing to hem: the child warm and
the boy died as a result of this no.
gicot. The claims of $0.000 in pitch
cone were referred to the corporation
the new health editor, lir.
m
no.
men plcuu.
The van-
no pay.
store.
BUEE THE TROLLEY GOMPANV.
Suit for $5.000 damages has been
lie: for
lzxsmplo. it is seldom needs .
, Witt’l Witch ‘Illsosi‘ Salvo euros quick.
ly andvpormnsotiy. ‘U’neflhiflm for
cats, burnszurhises, wounds. skin dis
eases, ‘ Amount) countsrloils. ”than
no atroublod withbloodlnmpilos that i
lost'much blood mammal." says .‘1.
C. Phllilpll,.l’iiris, ili.“‘«Do’Witt‘s Witt
Hazel Salvo cured me ill a short
time." ‘~ Boothe: and basis.
ki’hsrmaoyr. ,... ..... ‘
DIPU‘I'WIMIRWF UNDER ARREST
«summon, N. Y.. schooner 19%
Frank R. Bennett. a deputy sheriff sob
rihs‘fl’ll fludmv Volley unrespons-
ducton'mur lodged invtht want: hill
here, early-this morning. having; been
oomiaitteui‘ionsoxsmihuion Eyelashes
irony «Waterford, oaths-shot of
it lathe first degree is. one my
boy in thorium tut night.
, s nouns donation-such cowh-
, mm: Theresa: no demonstration
“13'?in in the cure a;
Alderman Curtis thou made a motion
that it special committee of three be
dominion to lnwstigaic those charges.
He sold if they were true they Worn
serious and the city ought to know if
any other officials had acted in that
our. After some debate the motion
Weston. The trouble was at the time
when the city ware dividing the so
tlmrlty on smallpox cases.
W»l-.~..wm
A Mason's nests our.
“1 want all the world to know,"
it. of, Amway.
inure.
liable“ medicine i found in
sushi courtroom
, u so. a:
sudoriuit for‘srssny years. For. you
dine, shamans on o the, grim! our
diatom lineups.
hath. ll: ill one 0!
round fits my
the surprise of oil for their wonderful it it Planted.
work in hirer. Kidney and a
Don’t fall to try them.
’ season 1"
Winches is guaranteed -
. _ commonplace.
mu . a it.
BRUSH.
“a...“ ”W... “o Hash...“
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
“1 was treated for throo years by
hood doctors." writes ,
Conneiisvllio, 0., "for Plies and Flu.
‘lllift. but, when all failed. Buolticn‘s
l Aruics 80ch curcd mo in two weeks.“
(lures llama. liruluds. Cuts.
Slum, Eruptions, i-lnli Rheum, Piles or
251: at it. 11. hunter‘s oral:
mutilated against the Connecticut
holiws Lighting Company by
.lohhl (sacrum. of New Haven. The
plaintiff alleges that ho was run into
iii/'01“? of the defendant‘s cars in Milt
9310‘. on March ‘1th, and WM perman-
sour injured. He claims that the car
which strum: him was being run at a
reckless rate of speed and asserts that
its was not guilty of contributory use
The odours were served by
musty Bhorii'f Peter bodies. .112. of
,hrillgeport.
., . _ ,
Mr. 1. 8. A. Plplfln. of Potolo, Flu,
under title stylish
‘ "Please accept thanks for dis’wouder.
fsi Romeo‘s Liver Pills and Taste Pill.
, the multinational
remedies chisel-iii for what it in whom.
mended. i will ever use it and moor
blonds.“ it costs 15’s..
‘ ‘
w
L
WORLD.
it "has
The “m ‘8 kitchen.
lnto trunhlu.
W. A. Omar, M‘C- disappeared.
Corns.
some Weeks ago.
that one o
r
Inasm- fleeing!
tillh. 1m. says:
s cousin rename”
September tray-u
not when a
Locomorlvs SPARKS FIRED The? stlepso our or ‘KlTéHEN‘.
l Pri onor So
i V“ ‘ i D
John F. lilnloncy. who owns consul-i . up 0 Br dgep fl From
crnblc timber land near the llostnu-dl
. «ll-pol, has instituted .811" for 3300} iii
damages against the New York. New
Haven .12 Hartford Railroad conlpxniy.:
alleging that a spark from u loconnr
livc rut fin» to the brush on his land:
and nrcnlly damaged it.
uiioncd to have ill'f'il started on April
The cftsc is rclurualllc to thc (ici-
obx-r form of tho civil court of com-
’l'ho papers were served
, yesterday afternoon. by Deputy Show
‘ iii' i’otor iiiooiun. Jr., of Bridgeport.
Stamford. Escapes.
A no olssrromru’su'r.
the stomach and hostels. «new
Mitts illsriy Risers notion disappear“.
They cleanse the system of stimulant:
and putrid monarchs do itch lastly
his” the pleasant offsets.
hast: nuts” “in “’“i‘
, . or an raven
fever. Oliifortl Pharmacy. ’ “
auoovss osmium! Station;
ANDOVillR. Mam soptsmbor 1s»-
. ,, , r . if my En‘
ed today with an increase attenuates.
the idea of rsmovln , e institution
, , ill
from ssamrtmsuiuené abandoned. t
President buy gave out a statement
in which he said: “The 96th year of
the somiaambsflntodsr. the number
of stadium in attendance being an 111*
(lcorgc liavis. who was committed to
'idgcorf lull from Stamford for for»
ucry inst wcuk. escaped Wednesday
. night. tailing advantage of the oppor-
tunity given him while at work in the
Davis has a family consist,
hug of a wife and four children. who
came to iiridgcport to live since he not
liecuuso of hlsilfumily.
State's Attorney (Barter rtsvouunoudcd
that he be shown clemency.
Al. the Jail ho was not to work in
tho hitchmi. tho nulhorilics having no
idea. that he would plan escape. Wed:
nsuday night. just at dusk. ho llilppmi
out into the yard, ilClliQd the wall. and
When the atheists d1a~
covered it. they started in pursuit. but
he had such a load that ho was able
to not out of the way. .
”twill formal u chock in fitnmford
He told its court
his occupation was that of a concur
man.
ineffective liver medicine is a dist
Appointment, out you don‘t-mot to
mouse oenme‘ou Faun:-
Examination.
in which is said:
fail to demonstrate the bscllus.
fever.
in} gfillaesaolgs in lorry-eight hours.
been worth something to im.
anamorphic“ on
“Medical Journal" Advocates Official
The Medical Journal, in its next is-
suc. will contain an article on “lin-
wnshcd l-‘ruii as a Means of Infection."
"'l‘he rccontrlnorcaso in the nnmhcr
of crises oftyphoid fever in Philadel-
phia has led to home speculation as to
tho uwthod of inflection. Ono authority
is quottml as spying that the water is
not muonslblogas bacteriological trans
tendon is colic ”to the fact that the in-
crease in ooinci o t (as in every year)
with the greatest assumption of fruit.
and the theory ls’bffsred that unwanb»
cd trim may be the medium of infec—
llon. The sonic explanation has rc-
clmtly been offered by the health an-
thorltieu of Chicago. in which city
there is a wide prevalence of typhoid
"We iihnit this subject should not be
left as I More speculative one. A thor-
ough bacteriological cxurniflsilon could
readily be lands of specimens of uu~
washed fruit all sold in tho‘msrkotu
purge. strain and hrolif’tho gloss: of and on the streets. Why is this not
done right here in Philadelphlsf Such
an investigation was made this sum-
mer by the over alert health authorities
of Havana. and with punitive mulls.
The Chinese truck farmers in and
smash that city have certain objec-
tionable methods. An epidemic of dis
seam appeared and led to an investh
alien. in the washings from vanish
bios and fruits a very virulent colon
' as was isolated and mu found to
s investigation in Havana should
serve as an example to our city osc-
mats; Gemiuiy the custom of
eating unwashedifruit is a very rapt-on
hcsslble one. finch fruit is constant—
ly “bowl to the dust of the streets
, , , and to other possible sources of infers»
emssoovsriut your. iii! the lollies: lion Let mi bare the oblivion ro-
tions being that the total enrollment ahead to a scientific certainly.”
will reaohtirenty. which is highly on ' ’
enuresis: so the unsettled discussion,
of the previous ear was not bros Ct
to associations, 5
titans ,o r" ' "
Here is s oi whose ox orients has
» ta‘WlthsroW. o Iliherty, W. Va. om;
Norwalk Chronicler