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“ THE soars NQRWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
, ‘ They are
tho; are made to stand wear.
m WASHINGTON STREET,
SCHOOL SHOES.
stylish and make the foot look nice, but at the same time
‘ Prices from 7 50. to $2.50
.D. Lyon 8: Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
nnlioolod .
.4 , ~_~§_iiooiions
liloiillolu To Develop iii Bonn-
; '. 'iltliilill ilomoorollo Convention
_ lilo-lind'lllooer Followers Cloim
Tho ilomioolion
- ' NEW HAVEN, Conn. September 2-1
:~,—-‘The preliminaries of the Democratic
. state convention. which will be held
here tomorrow, will be witnessed here
tonight and if the. political gossip that
is heard this afternoon indicates ally-
thing the convention will develop some
complicated situations. According to
those whose judgement ought to have
‘ Weight, the convention will have a se-
ries of contests to adjust tomorrow.
Gussers are decidedly at sea as to the
personnel of the ticket for state old
cars to be nominated tomorrow. in
this connection the gubeuatorial nomi-
nation situation affords the most ex‘
citement and the battle between Mcl-
bert B.ICary and Charles Il‘. ’l‘hayer
is a bet one.
This noon. almost as if by agree
ment. there was a formal survey of
the situation in each camp. The work
era for the itidgefield man alloch it
to be stated that their man could now
count once and for all upon just about
400 votes in the convention. At the
same time and III the same. hotel there
were Thayer leaders who announced
that the gentleman from Norwich has
. iron ribbed. rock-bound pledges of over
half of the delegates and that the dc-
sertions from the Cary ranks are hour-
Ir.
, Meanwhile the men will settle thc
little difference—the delegates them-
selves—began to reach live city.
But it was not so much the contest
between candidates that troubled thc
party leaders ‘as the almost certain iu-
trusion of other and more difficult
propositions in the shape of contests
involving party policy.
The members of the slate cculral
. committee to a man, it was authentical-
ly stated today. are working strenuous-
ly for harmony. but curly today Il look
ed as if they would have to face some
embarrassing conditions. At 4 o'clock
this afternoon there assembled in the
center of the. city a meeting of Dem»
ocrats who responded to a call issued
to “all those who favor the. endorse-
ment of the. Kansas City platform.“
Prominent in this group \vcrc Alcxavr
, der Troup and w. H. II. ilcwitt. The
purpose of the meeting was to con»
sider some sort of a proposition to the
. convention tomorrow looking toward
, the endorsement of the Kansas City
platform. Mr. Troup. speaking with
his characteristic frankness, said in
this connection:
"if such a proposition ls presented
to the convention, I. for onc, want the
convention to meet it fairly. if the
delegates are opposed to it, let thorn
reject it. but don't let them. under
‘any circumstances. undertake to side-
track It. We should count that jugg-
ling method as much Worse than de-
fiant rejection."
It Mas announced that this “Kansas
City Platform" meeting was to he held
In'tlle open air. Any one. every one.
nowapapormen and others were to be
“gutted.
‘ , lowing this meeting not without
apprehension. tho stoic committee had
idiot) to meet another clement. Tonight
a committee of tho lilconomic League,
. .1 iii appear before the slutc commit-
up with 3 education that the loa-
‘sil ' Various candidates bc remember-
introducing
from good people of The Norwalks a
9‘! Outline of Fiction and thought,
wonder, written by the best
and not a single picture or ad-
1/,
\
mammal card for order or sample.
t
I? w GoCarts
CLOSE our
05v.
cd In the convention tomorrow, and
such a proposition, it is explained,
could scarcely be free from embarrass-
ment.
At 9 o'clock tonight, cight county
cuumiscs. 24 district caucuses and the
state committee will alll meet and the
night is expected to furnish plenty of
excitement.
A VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR:
Reception to Admiral and Mrs. Schiey
in Saugatuck.
Dr. and Mrs. ll. C. Euo. of Sangu-
tuck, gave. a most. enjoyable reception
in honor of Admiral and Mrs. Winfield
Scott Schley at their pretty residence.
yesterday afternoon. About a hundred
guests had the honor of meeting Ad-
miral and Mrs. Schlcy. Sherry. of
New York. served a very cluboruic
lunchcon and a Neapolitan orchestra.
in costume, from New York, furnish-
ed. instrumental and voral music.
Among; the Norwalk guests were Act-
ing 'lovcruor and Mrs. id. 0. Koch-r.
Mr, and Mrs. ira Cole. Rev. J. McClure
Bellows, Mrs. W. G. Hancock. the Misfi-
es Lane, Dr. alul Mrs. James C. (lrcg-
ory. the Misses (lrcgory. Mr. and Mrs.
l. 14‘. illutlerworih Miss llclen ilultcr-
worlh. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas i. Ray-
mond. Miss lr‘allny lloyt. (inold S.
lioyt, Mr. and Mrs. i~‘rcdcrick Hoyt.
Mrs, W. ll, Vcruam, Miss Marion Vcr-
ham and Mr, and Mrs. G. Elliott
Brown.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Svrc‘s orchestra will rchcursc this
evening.
M. M. Clarkson. of ilcthcl. is stop-
ping today at the Muhackemo.
C. A. Smith, of New Haven, is in
South Norwalk today. on business.
Arthur Leary. of South Norwalk. is
now a bourdcr at the (lermania liotci.
'l‘ruckman Edward Mugner has pur-
chased a new horse for use on ills
truck.
.lcwcler A. S. l-‘crrls is repairing the
electric bell scrvicc, at the Mahackemo
today.
John Lane. orderly at the Norwalk
hospital, is still confined to his room.
by illness.
A. J. Collins was in New York yes—
It‘l‘ilfi)’. and purchuscd a ial'gc ilic of
rail furniture.
Arthur Murray. of Hurrict street.
who has been ill for several days. is
still in a serious condition.
The Patriotic Order of Americans
will hold its rcgulur weekly meeting.
this cvcniug. in licd Mcn‘s lluli.
”For that chilly fccliug-‘iiig Vein
Cumberland (_‘oul_ Xi) pcr ccul. lumps,
For rangc_ grate, and furnace. Apply
to is. M. rl‘ollcs & Co.
Mrs. Frank Woilyung and children.
of Railroad l’luce. are spending a few
days with relatives in New York cily.
A children's party is being held this
afternoon. at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Bells. Ill Newtown avenue.
llt'li'll Elizabeth, the infant daugh-
ter of Attorney anti Mrs. George ii.
Vosburgh. continues in about the same
condition at licr home in Courtinndl
Place.
Part of the household effects of Cup—
tuin Nelson 'i‘uylor were taken from
his summer home. at (.lulf i’usturc ls-
luud. and placed in storage in his build-
ing in Water street.
The funeral of John Morrison, the
wcll~kuown Norwulk stone cutter, who
died at the Mount Vernon hospital. will
be held at tho Norwaik Cemetery. to-
morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
John Morriscy. who is outplayed at
the iioyt d; Sons' nursery. New Canon.
was admitted to thc Norwalk oilspitnl,
this morning. His righ hand was kick—
cd by urn ulo, a few days ago, and
since then the llrlnd has become badly
swollen. He will be treated at the
hospital until cured.
Several days ago Dr. Royal L. lilg‘
sins. of Norwaik. was called to t-‘itraw-
berry iiiii. to attend a peculiar crow.
A little Swede girl there was going to
the. well one day recently. for water.
when in some way a needle she. was
carrying became. llnbcrided in her
breast. Dr. Higgins was called and
removed the piece of steel, about half
an inch long. The noodle. had stuck
just below the heart. find It gone half
an Inch further dcath would undoubt-
edly have resulted.
SUIT AGAINST SON WITHDRAWN.
NEW BRITAIN. September ztw'l‘he
suit. brought by Mia. Margaret Dolany‘
against her son, Attorney W. F. Do
laney, in which she alleged fraud has
been settled and withdrawn from court
Careful investigation shows that the
suit was brought coders mimpprehen‘
sion or fact, and general regret Is now
expressed by the plaintiffs. The stilt
grew out of the administration of the
estate of the lawyer's father. Edward
Delaney. which was very much in-
solved. Mr. Delaney had received ah.
soluteiy no notice of the contemplated
legal proceedings until papers were
seryed upon him.
W '
an
We have
room m“ WALL "nan.
W
under surgical treatment.
libt.
shares.
amongst the Pnciilcs,
and Carriers.
red on 2 points or over.
volume.
WALL STREET. ii ll.
at the cheaper levci.
trend of prices was perceived.
relieved anxiety over his conditio
future dealings.
per cent.
Norlhwcstcrn six and so on.
wcrc liquidating very frccly.
Reading.
paltry willi slot-ks
WALL STREET.
contracts.
last night,
was dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONs.
& Goldschmidt, com mission
monitored which
first * lit in ti: widow
stallion polynomial TORI?
, i i ,. ._ I.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.»——'l‘here
was a rush to sell stocks at the open-
ing, this morning, yesterday's weak-
ness on account of. the money sittin-
tiou being aggravated by the unexpect-
ed news that President Roosevelt was
'l‘hcrc were
violent. breaks in prices of 1 to II
points ill the. leading stocks on the
in many cases there wcro run~
ning sales on a downward grade which
showed a spread of as much as a point
on simultaneous sales of Low to 7.000
The. severest sufferers were
Soutllwcsterus
Louisville showed a loss
of :1 points and AtalvisonMissouri Paci-
fic and St. Louis Southwestern prefor-
'1‘he market
steadied slightly on second quotations.
bill the liquidation continued in large
m.——»’i‘he
threatening character of the (melting
break Ill prices induced some vigorous
supporting orders by large, i'vlvmt‘illl ~
and banking interests. and the whole
market set out upon a recovery.
was evident also that some of yester-
day's sellers were prompted to buy in
The process of
bidding up prices continued to absorb
very heavy offerings, bill the eagerness
to sell diminished as the steady upward
Billie-
tins issucd from the president‘s train
ll.
By the end of the hour there were
pretty general recoveries of tho opn~
inn losses, and Missouri Pacific. Mail-
lvattan. Texas and Pacific, ..iiuois Cen—
tral, Sugar and Amalgamatcd Copper
were a fraction above last night's close.
An opening call loan rate of 18 per
cent. brought the, rise to a pause, and
thcrc were fractional recessions and
WALL STREET. noou—Jl‘hc liquida-
tion was renewed with violence when
lho banks rcsumcd the calling of loans
and the nvoncy rain soared above 20
Within a few miuulcs priccs
had receded to below the opening levci.
llcforc noon tho losses were gi‘lli‘l'lil.
Hi. Paul fell 4%. Missouri lluciiic lilo.
lilinols (‘cniral iii... Louisville vi, Lucio
awanlla n4 United States Express 59:11.
It was
cviiicnt that lhc largc spcculativc ptm‘s
Tilt-
spasm of liquidation had spcnl Itself
for tho time before noon and ihcrc
wcrc rallics running to a point in Mis-
souri Pacific. New York Central and
liouris wcrc wcuk ill sym-
i p. lil.—-Tlli‘ cx-
tcnt of tho dcclincs offcrcd attracted
profits to the bears, and when the prcs~
sure of liquidation showed relaxation
lhcrc was a scramble to covcr short
The rcsult was a violent
rally of :1 to 21,1.- poiuls in Missouri l’a—
('lIli‘. St. Paul. Louisville. Norfolk and
western. lliinois Central. the Wabash
stocks and a few others. i‘uion l-‘aci- inspection. Thi‘ Sililli‘ lllllll
flc Manhattan 'l‘exas alld Pacific -
.‘ . . . . I. . . l'. is-
houthcru Railway and Amalgamated glaric 0‘ tuilo Ills ”h“ ms d
Copper were then lifted to u shadc over
At 1 o'clock the market
Reports over private wire of Maples
brokers.
Swartz & Corbeti's block, South Nor-
it
W
FALL MATERIALS FOR
LADIES'GARIIENI‘S,
as well as the latest fashion plates, are
now ready.
We are also equipped tor repairing
at a reasonable charge.
Krasoviti & ~Fox,
North Main, ‘ timer Ann St,
Spurn or'walk.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Over odd—samples of
fall materials.
to make a selection from. Do you not
think you can do it satisfactory to
you rsci f '.’
WE. ARE TAILORING FOR PAR-
TICULAR PEOPLE.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite i-iotel Hamilton.
Chas. l. Ketchagtl:
STOCKS.
BONDS.
GRAIN and
corrorv
Bought and Sold for Cash or
Carried on Margin.
93 WA SIIING TON S TREE 7',
SOUTH NORWALK.
TAIL ORING
DEF/[R TME' N T
Our Full and Winter lilic of
cloths are now rcaily for your
liuguishcd our work Ill thc past,
will cuntinuc to in- vnuintaiucd.
walk:
()pcvl liigh Low lziiii
Amal. Copper, 04% 6.31.4: it'll»; Iii
Am, C. & 1“,. 3H,. liilé ill 34
Am t'. a F. pf. ltd?3 uni. Wild hill,“
Am. t‘oi. Oil, so»; our“ on no I. DA V15 6: SUN.
Am. (i. 'l‘wvr. lift-“V. 0:31.. of)", flail},
American lcc_ li ll ll ll TAILORS' CLOTH'ERS' HAT.
Amcr. Loco, :ll‘p’J tillq 13‘s.. :lu TERS AND FURNISHERS'
tim- how. aid. 94 1'4 93“. “3-H as Washington street.
.4 ill. Smelt” Alli «it; iii] 13'
Am. sugar, 125.58 1271., 12.31,: mil; “um ”MM'k'
Anaconda. lol Ill-l lili 104 'l‘clcphonc 13342.
A. 'l‘_ & S. ir‘c. as ours. so and.
A.’l‘. a Si". p. ioi lull}. lul lulu.
liait. & ohm, icon; lid"; luau. rosinJ :"""
ilklyn. it. ’i'., any; only." lull/4,, um
Clies. & Ohio, Silk; 5.: null. {all}.
(,‘lli. & N. W., 21:5 235 "30 2M
Chi. (it. West. 3i til 1; lilllz’. :1ou - -
(1M. &ISI. 1;. 19334. 194% land. lll'alfi 9 th 1
out. n. a ._ 198v. 193% ion 19s GI P
Col. l". & 1., 70 fill 73% 70 ‘ over S e ace ‘
Col. South, 31 Ill”. :ii iii
llcl. & “mi, 175 i713 ... 171':
Eric. rival-4. 38%,; 37%.". will.
ill, Central, 1.34% tons. Isl ifitl‘i.
Lou. & Nash. 1le iriilld H? 1487s
Manhattan. iii-I lama, 133% iiii’l A FEW WORDS
‘Mot. Si. My, 142% ion vow. no»;
Mex. Central. 27 271.9 27 27 to the
M. K. & 'l‘.. 30%- :li‘A 301A. :iil'vfa
M. K. or: 'I‘. pftl. can. no «21,5. bill/J,
Mo. l’acllic. ll?) Jilliii. 112% llrii/l
National Load, 20 136% ill; any.
N. Y. Central. 150%, 160 158% 150% '
Nori. & “'(ltii., 72V. 72% 70% 72%
Out. 6’s West, 337.5} 3-1 dill/g 33%
Pacific Mall, 43% 431/4 41’). 42 .
Penn. R, L. 103% 164% “52% 1631‘
l’oopic‘s G"... “pm 1M 102:“ mgr/"g, NO. l.--Ahout our $2.in grade
i’rcssi. S. Car, 52% All 521/,- i'tlli/4 of Shoes:
toad pg, 08 08M 06% MIA , ,
Read. lat IlliL Iiil so and; iris-y. Kid ”‘0' “'m‘ “t"“k m" a
Road, 2d pm” 7d 74m. 741;, 7,51,; has yet scrviccnliio upper, stout
Envision. illocll. '3: 7;: 20% 1501/. single Waited solo. Just the
u I "‘1' (loot ll, ' .. 21 21 ~ ,.
Hon. Pacific. 76 75% 71% 75% thing for hall wear.
go“. Ry. (’20.. 37.1/4 .‘IR 37% 37% NO. 2.-Kld lluiton with plot-
i-loll. Ry. not, um now. no on and tip, waited solo and very
Tenn. c. a l., no soy. (iii door drum,
Texas Pacific. 47 48%. 46% 47% '
Union [Imam 100%. “any, 105% “mlA N0. 3.-—-Putcilt Colt Skip (the
lib, l'uc. pill. in fill/l, 01 in kind that door; not break
ll. 8. Iti‘liilli‘h 13% H “W; 13% through), woltcd solo, duii kid
U. S. lain. pfd. fill 8" “ll "3% to: lure A t‘ I dress
u, s. Rubber, my. my. vol/v. myi ‘ l' L ‘ “ 9" ”’"w y ‘ y .
U. S. mm}. 39% 40 39% 39% Shoe, and the three styles in
II. S. stool phi. filth. Rilif‘ viva-3 Italy4 this lino at 32.60.
i I - c ‘ n .
Wabash {lid/3 .loi/I. .ll’Y. "Jill, (it may Interest you to know .
Wabash, pith. fin 50% 40 iii)
West. 1m. 'i‘ci., my. 92% mot now. they a“ curry Until“ Stamp.)
Wiscon. Cont. 2R ‘ 25W. 27% 27%
‘Ex. dividend ill; percent I
Today's grain and cotton market, ro- . - .
ported over private wire of c. J. Ketch. -. ‘ ' '
am, stuck. min and cotton broker. 92 . ear ops a l .
Washington street. south Norwallt: . ;. .
CHICAGO f’ititliils. . '
Open High Low 1:30 - .. -
Wilm- WW
December, 691,49 Gilli. 69% 891,6 4 ,
May, 70% 70% 70 70% “MM?“ ””“w
Corn. The Terror of the Sea.-"8avo us!
December, dim 46% 44% 45% Save as?" shrink the bothers. rushing
May. 41% 41% 41 41% to shore. Thinking that the sen ser-
om. ' pent had appeared. the hotel proprio-
May. 31% 31% 31% 31% love and newspaper men rush to the
(Cotton. beach armed with cameras and lead
October. 806 .887 857 set pencils. But the elation turns to
December, m 374 still has alarm when it is seen that the chisel
January, 878 m 869 874 of terror In Mr. Jeorpont For an. who
, . m» ' ordered
has arrived in his cruiser. om
tile lithium ‘
. lions satisfy the man what has ‘eln. but
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~ THE LEADING
woman. scar. a. 199‘s.
DRY Goons STORE. ~
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
VELVET CA RPETS
TAPEBTRY CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS
All work done in the very best possible manner.
Floor Coverings.
Anulhing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
furnish.
BRUSSELS RUG-8 CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
SMYRNA RUGS
LINOLEUM. ALL QUALITIES
OIL CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS
N0. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BOIL
ans, 95c
ssanv PRESSES, 29c
25c GARDEN ssrs, 15c
Housefurnishing Dept.
I GAL. OIL CAN, 100 SINK STRAINERS, 100
NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c DOVER EGG BEATERS, 5“:
FAMILY SCALES, 95c
STOVE LIFTERS. 5c STOVE MITTS. 106
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
YOUNG MEN'S NATIONAL UNION.E
Second Day’s Session Opened with a
Solemn Requiem Mass.
liAIi'l‘il‘UiU). Conn. Scptculbcr 24—-
'i‘hc second day‘s session of the twenty-
ly-cighth annual convention of the
Catholic Young Men's National Union,
opened today. with solemn rcquicln
high vnnss at St, Joseph's Cathedral,
for the deceased members of the i'nion.
’i‘hc itcv, ii. M. ilogun. of Railway. N.
.l.. prcsideut of llic l'nion, was tile
cclcbrant.
hall was culled to order by President
ilogun, at ll o‘clock. Among the ict~
icrs road froln lllosi- who were unable
to iii‘i‘t‘lii invitations to be present.
was the following:
White House.
\‘i'ushington. September 20, 1902.
My dear sir: i beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of lhc iNlh
last. and to state in reply that tho
prcsiricnl rcgrcls that he is unabic to
accord many of the kind invitations cx-
icliilcd to him. Assuring you' that your
courtesy is appreciated, lvclicvc inc,
Very truly yours.
GEORGE l'i. (‘llli'i‘lCLYOlL
RAIN POSTPONES RACES.
(‘()I.iii\llii‘S_ 0,. Scptclnbcr 3~I-w'i‘o’
day's ruccs in tho full lnccllng wcrc
postponed on account of rain.
Tl‘lliltirl ilAli'i‘iC, ind, Scptcvubcr 2i
~—-’l‘hc (lraud Circuit trotting races
were postponed until tolllol'l'ow on ac-
count of thc rain.
Willie—«“i’a. a magazine is just a
place filled with powder and guns and
things. ain‘t it?”
PIP—"No. my soil. it Is usually filled
with lulvcrtiscmcnts of powdcr and
gum: and things."~«i’lrilad Tphia Press.
“l’lon't trust too far to yoh good in-
tentions." said Uncle. Ebcn. 'unless you
has skill back of 'em. (loud intcu~
dcy is do ruiniilion o' a heap o' choir
Inusic."-~Wnshingion Slur.
Mamlnaw'l‘cuciicr iclls Inc you were
very naughty in school yesterday. Why
did you lloi tell me yourself?
'l‘ommy—-Why-—-cr——you always told
me not to tell tales out of school.—-
Philadelphia Press.
iio~llow proud aml haughty that
Miss ilcsniylho curries herself.
Silo-«Wes; she probably iubcrlis Iver
impcrniivc hearing from Iver fulbcr.
lie was formerly an apartment house
janitor.»—-(liiicugo News.
"iioucsly. my son,” said the million-
iilrocongrcssmun, 'is the host policy."
"Well. perhaps It Is. dud." rejoined
the youthful philosopher. "but it
strikes run you have done pretty well.
nevertheless."~Chicago Newa.
Irate I’iiiht'l'WWliili have you got to
show for all the money you spcnt to
son the imscbail‘gamos this season?"
Bpondthrift solid-Why: l have. a lot.
of llaln checks to show, father.»«Ohio
State Journal.
The rich IliWc their carmr and occu‘
potions. the some as the poor; one is.
to keep to Panama but white.
0.
i
Nothing is so contagious as cranki-
hens.
Who splits the
split peas?
ho more for yourself and less for
agents.
Ladyui want a pair of trowsors for
my husband.
salesman-wivhat size, madam.
out‘nizhis oouflleémitls‘
Ladywi don’t know, but he wears
a} fifteen coilsr.~«New York Journ~
a.
. ,
Everyone should occasionally say
"Whoa!" , to himself. Bananas his
blends! do not ssyitnioela’t indicate
'l‘hc busilicss session in Foot iluard.
29-3l
lingtoo Si.
is a different wow—a new wall
to mono and a vasilu apprecirr
live wall with those who have
alreadu seen fit to test our
Credit Offer.
That we do meet the lowest
prices of other concerns—dint '
we more often undevseli these
same concerns is a claim that
that has never failed in test and
gains power with each don.
Examine our Fall Stock be-
fore going elsewhere. We sell
evevuthing for Men, Women,
Bows and Girls and can dress
llou from head to fool. if ilOii
see the goods now wont, have
them charged and pan for them
in Easu Weeklll Pallments.
Sherlock Holmes in New York.» "Sili‘iiklng about finding nloncy.”
“Will you marry me?" he said. siidvicn— said lhc man who has the contract for
iy looking up from tho paper which he sprinkling the streets. “i'm actually
had been quietly reading. lnapalm-d to go around collecting any
"Wh~—~why.” she replied. "how you 'umrc. 'l‘Ilr-rc‘s only one thing i halo
startled me. What has caused you to animal this kind of a summermwll's such
ask me such an important question so a bother to take the horses mu, m-ry
siuideniy?” week or so for exorcise."~(3hicago llrr—
“I'Ve been looking over the tax list." ord-iicrnld.
“i can‘t see what the tax list has to M»-
do with our love?” The. most. painful climbing or for-
"Your father’s name isn't on it. He time's ladder ls done by [formic who
must bursary fluhlfwhlugfl Record- have been, at the .toymfihd are cuul~ .
Herald ' . pulled to climb dawn “of”
fl.
Norwalk Chronicler