THURSDAY. OCT. .3, .95..
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Phone 395
200 a Pound for
Ribbon Calida.
This should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
oi this high-qualityvcandy
-—-it is absolutely pure—
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
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laid a... nu;
Mrs. H. S. Conley Is quite ill with
grip at her home in West avenue, Nor-
walk.
Mrs. William Ii‘. Kora is suffering at
her home. with a very badly sprained
ankle.
Rev. J. C. Fogarty, curate of St.
Mary's parish, is spending a week at
. his home in Norwich.
~i0 gal. kegs and whiskey barrels
for sale. ’1‘. Sullivan, Railroad avenue.
Mrs. [lean and son, ()uarles li‘. Dean.
of New York city, spent yesterday, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ii). it. Sherwood.
of Camp street. Norwaik.
The officers of itrace, Baptist Church
have decided to allow the regular bus-
lilo-n. lllt‘clillg. scheduled Ior tonight,
to go over until further notice.
The "(W uniforms for the degree
teliin of Lincoln Council. No. -I, will be
here on Friday evening. when the boys
will rehearse in full ptll'illilli‘i‘lllllIii.
The selectiiitm and town clerk. in
session yesterday afternoon and even-
ing ill the Town Court room. Huvilaud
Street, made between sixty and sov-
enty voters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Addison.
bride and groom. have returned from
their Wedding trip and are now resid-
ing in nicely furnished apartments in
Elizabeth street.
Rev. (livanstoli llrciitoii. of New Mil-
ford. Trinity, liltili, who was called to
the pulpit of the Church of the itc—
deeiner in Brooklyn. N. Y.. has declin-
ed the call.
The W. (7. ’l‘. U. will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting Friday at 1: o'clock
with Mrs. William Lawrence, Quin-
tard avenue. All members are deslr~
cd to be present.
The, funeral of John l-Iaslitt, of New
Cannon, was held yesterday iit st.
Mary‘s Church. Rev. James ll. O'Don-
licll officiating. liilcrniciit was ill St.
Mar) '5 cemetery.
llnrry Damon has returned from a
week's vacation trip spent in the prin-
cipal cities of Massachusetts. and re.
sinned his duties as conductor on the
White Line trolley.
The Excelsior Social Club. composed
mostly of young ladies employed in
the Tron-bridge box factory. will hold
its first informal dance this evening; at
10 li‘airflold avenue.
Mrs. William Willard, of Clinton.
Mass. was operated on at the Norwulh
Hospital, Sunday. by Dr. William .I.
Tracey. The patient is reported to be,
getting along nicely.
”Clorks' meeting. Thursday. Oct.
23. in new Cortical Labor Union Hall.
under Eiks’ Hull, 50, Main strcct. Full
attendance is desired.
Three patients wore discharged from
the. hospital today. They are Mrs.
Dalton. Mrs. Lovcjoy and Miss Louise
(look. They are luvallds and are now
being taken care of at the restriction of
Mrs. Mulroy, near the hospital.
Mrs. ll. C. Sllcror. Mrs. William R.
Thompson. Mrs. Lucien Bouton and
Min. li‘rcderlck .1. Force. lcfi today for
Middleiown, 001111., to attend the two
liuys' convention of the. Y. M. C. A.
Ladies Auxiliary.
l'licus Illiyiiiukors will hold their
first meeting of the season. next Mou-
«Iuy evening. ill ltcd lion's hull. when
four candidates will be, put through
the degree. At the close of the work
those present will he wanted with u
Bauer kruut supper. linens 'i‘ribc will
work the adoption degree at Its meet-
ing next 'l‘ueadlty evcnlnlz.
George. F. Blittf‘flié, secretary and
treasurer of the South Norwnlk Say,
lugs Hank. anilozl today from New York
city on the steamer Yucatan, of the.
Ward line, for Santiago, Cuba. Mr.
Hearse makes the trip in company with
a friend from Hartford and expects to
be gone about two weeks, visiting the
principal cities on the island. The
trip is made on pleasure and business
combined. During his absence I-‘. ll.
ltowan will attend to his duties at the
bank,
PAlNT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to $1 with Devoe’a Gloria carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 0le. more to
the pint than others, wears longer, and
gives a sinus equal to new work. Sold
by Comatockgwuliinl & Dow. Iii. Iii
ti'orhnm and H. T. Prowltt a Go. “
if so We want your trade, our line
of Cigars and Tobuccon are selected
with great care. We have had ten
yearn’ experience in the 'l‘olmcco illici-
nuns. and give you the benefit 4f It.
The Sparta Cigar has become one of
the staple brands of the town. which
soon to show that the smoker appra-
cloths a good article. and wltlcnil for
it again after using one. .Our Ha-
vana and Key Wont Cigars are fine.
excellent in flavor and quality. {Our
‘ Pips business Is all that could be do
i d , outcasts goods, , pretty
reasonable prices all
n and tell" the to
- All
WADHAMS’ ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT. ‘ _ ., W. _. ., ., ... _ .
l OUR GREAT GUARANT Y: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Suit S urpriises.
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Book. in Comptroller's Office Audited
Yesterday.
HARTFORD, Oct. Bit-”Comptroller
Chamberlain was asked yesterday at-
ternoon for a statement in view ot the
fact that Assistant (ticrh Wudhauis. or
his office, 1qu committed suicide. alter
leaving a note stating that he was an.
smhezzler. The state comptroller
said in reply:
"We haven't any knowledge of any
thing wrong at this cities, and we feel
that Mr. Wadliams' belief of wrong
doing was entirely Imaginary. His son
was not on his bond, as was stated in
the. note he hill. The bond was it sure.-
ty one. There iii no way that we can
liiiaulue. any Irregulnritics. No money
was pained in this ullicc. 'l‘lic busi-
ness was all done on orders on ’ the
state treasurer. We feel that there
is not. the slightest ground for the ac-
cusation brought by Mr. \t’adhnms up-
on himself.
"The state auditors have just finish-
ed a thorough examination of tho ottice
accounts. and they found everything
correct. They give. us a clean bill of
health. We. believe. everything is ab-
soiutcly correct amt that there is not
the slightest ground for the. accusa-
lion.“
TWO REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.
Representatives and Justices Nomin-
ated in Ridgefield and Wilton.
The Republicans ol' Ridgolleid hold
their caucus, last night, in the. Town
Hall. and placed in nomination the fol-
lowing: li‘or representatives. (ix-Sol-
cciiuszi .lolin ilropliy and George l.
Abbott; for judge, of probate. the
present incumbent, William 0. Soy-
mour; for justices of the. peace. Wil-
liuni 0. Seymour. Samuel 1). Keelcr.
John F. Holmes. 'i‘hctniorc Reynolds,
Charles ll. Moreliouse and William A.
llciiedict.
Wilton Republicans. til their caucus,
held last night. in the Towu llull, noin~
hinted lir. A, ll. liorhnrn for represen-
tative .ou the first‘liallot. be receiving
lweilty~fivc out, of forty votes cast. A
seiond ballot was taken, however, and
he received hirly oilt of the forty votes
cast. The notiiinaliou was declared
unanimous. 'I‘lio nominees for justices
of the peace, were George \V. Ogden.
Samuel Belts. Ezra i‘. Bennett. Abner
il. Keeler. lillmcl‘ Jackson and Henry
ill. ()liiclicster.
SPRING-WOOD ENTERTAINMENT.
Chapel Assoc’ation Presents a Very
Successful Program.
One of the most successful enter»
tainmcnls ever given in Springwood
Chapel was that of Tuesday eveiiiuu.
A. A. liodgsoii sung the opening
number. followed by Mrs. Morrison ili
negro dialect. in which she excels.
lcrnslia Dow‘s Album was ii mine of
fun, full of pictures of “ye olden time."
which were much enjoyed. The fear
litre of the evening was the tableaux.
probably the most beautiful ever seen
here. arranged by Mesdams llcrtrain
rind Durfec illustrating the parable of
the “Ten Wise and Foolish Vilnius."
”Autumn" and “The Venetian li‘lmvcr
illrl.”
Aunt. Dinah arrived just in time to
close the, program with her lecture on
"Woman‘s Rights."
Already there has been several rc-
quests to repeat the affair in the near
future.
MISS LEE SPEAKS 0N TEMPER-
ANCE.
Miss Florence l’ohlinau Lee spoke
to an audience last evening at. the
helm; of .I. A. Richardson, in West are
one. Her subject was ’I‘cinpcrance
and for nearly an hour she held the
close, attention of her hearers. spenle
ing of the needs of workers nild the
excellent opportunity for personal
work. Miss Lee is a ilucul speaker and
is thoroughly acquainted with her Hui»
ject. in her remarks she stated that
she knew of a prominent Norwnlk oili-
cial who would take. young men by the
arm and lead them on Sundays into the
ltoton l'oint hotel bar, working strict-
ly against the law.
80X MAKERS' UNION OFFICERS.
At the meeting of the Box Mukors'
Union of South Nor-walk. bold ’l‘ues
day cvcnlui: State ()rxanizer .I. .l.
O'Neil, of Brlducport. was present, nud‘
installed the following oiilccrs: Presi-
dent. James ()crtlc: vice president.
Minn Clara Till-is; recording secretary.
Mist ‘ 'rcc Allen; financial secretary.
(:hnrlos lleltii. The charter has not
yet arrived and the Iiy~lnwu time not
been adopted, no it (unnot be told how
long the. terms of the. officers will be.
A conunittco of live was appointed to
arrange for a ball.
SILENT EIGHT EUCHRE CLUB.
Mrs. William ltuueoc entertained the
members of the Silent Eight Euchre
Club last evening at her home In Ad-
ams avenue, Norwnlk. Mrs. S. 0.
Marshall secured the lady‘s prize and
Willis Avery tho award for the gentle-
men. After the playing the. members
were married with n lino collation by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held next Wednesday evening with
Mini: Etta Brundugo at her home in
Van Zandt street. least Norwnlk.
~Dr, M. 8. Roach, Eye and Ear 8pc
ciailnt from Bridzeport. removed hit-
otiice from the Mnhackemo Hotel. to
52 North Main 8h. 80. Norwaik. where
he can be consulted on Tuesday:
Thursday: and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. to. only.
wwwmuumaLNWL. a...“ .., “a-..“
For Yul Olin toll!
(and ours)
We want you to come and see
how much we can save you
on a watch. We carrv a good
assortment in Ladies and
Gents Gold and Gold Filled
cues?
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We have an agrccnhlc'aurprisc
little to buy a good Suit.
what we can accomplish In our own
elsewhere at $12, equalled in few all
also at $10.
An undressed Black Worsted Sui
Nobby 2-biitton Double Breasted
ions, $15 to $25.
Hosiery and Gloves.
The. Suits here at $10 are ”eye-openers” to
inr at one profit. from factory to you. '
All-Wool li‘ust. Black Clay Worsted and (‘hcriot isliiilu, unmatched
our,r smart dresser-awn snappy Suck Suit. unusually iliic at the price.
Breasted Suite of same at $15. Undressed Worsteds at $16.
Hart. Schuffner & Marx Suits for men who “go the pace" in fash-
m
icnuinc “Cravenctte” Raincoats as low at $10 and $13.50; those at
$20 we. make ourselves from “Cravenette” Cloths.
Top Coats fine and superfine, $8 to $20.
New Fancies In Neckwear and Fancy Shirts. Soft and Stiff Hats,
y Clothes for Boys that satisfy Boys and their parents.
Cams tack Bras.
South Narwalk and Narwalk.
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for oily mall who thinks $10 loo
factory and with our system of soil-
iron at $15. Fillii')’ Scotch mixtures,
I. at $18 is creating enthusiasm ain-
Dlack Thibets at $13.50; Single
cattle or poultry.
oi what good grain and
Buy oats that's clean.
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. We do all in our power to furnish Grain
1 and Feed which will secure the results that
. . are desired by you, whether for your horse.
‘- ) We shall be pleased to txeinpiity our ideas
will call or telephone us your orders.
MANUEL ’i‘. HATCH.
good service is, ii you
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THE TWO VANDREVELS, Booth Tarkington.
CAPTAIN MACKLIN, Richard Harding Davin.
THE CLIMAX. by Charles Pidgin.
HEARTS COURAGEOUS.
Also Mrs. Wiggs's THE CABBAGE
WILLIAM p. BE'ERS.
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street.
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PATCH.
Norwnlk. Conn.
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Of 15 88 .
SHEET MUSIC 15 etc. A COPY.
When the, Convent Bella Arc Ringing.
On a Sunday Afternoon.
Midnight Fire Alarm March.
Stay in Your Own llaek Yard.
Must We, Say (food-bye Forever?
iicartsensu Waltz. "'
Coleman’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Royal bilk
Plush Underwear.
Warranled
Not To Shrink.
Carpet Sweepers A
are certainly labor saving and assist
the housewife ili keeping a clean home
and a climirful disposition. The Gosh-
cii Sn‘ecpcr is made to stand the
sharpest Ain‘t, of Inspection and is also
made to stand considerable wear.
(lull in mid sec it-—$2.50, $2.75 and
$3.00 qualities.
Don't forget the $1.00 meat chopper.
Norwalk li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
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The construction of this fabric is
such that the cold does not penetrate.
and the Silk Plush on the inside. of the
garment cannon a friction that warms
the body without Irritating the skin.
$1.50 PER GARMENT.
We have cheaper grades of course.
hoé
dge
“ " ” fG'R‘AY shamans.
’~. Manufacturers of
mpnorvnn ;
‘ Sada And Millard!
Wafers
[emu Sorta. Surnamfliln. (linger Ale.
,Decp Rack Aries!“ Welt Wafer (Ind Only.
New Canaan.
unit. ORDERS enoumnv arruapnnjro.
Fish M
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Conn. ,
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may“ “we”... “M.
can TROUT, 105 lb.
SNAPPER BLUES, 100 1b.
FLAT FIBH; the II).
enosr FISH, 10c lb.
monastic. 1013 lb.
POLLOCK. . 7 in in.
cesium Lone cums, 300 qt.
opener: OYSTERS an qt.‘
Lilacs nitric sun “ca
Frank
“mat.“ ..
PL UMBING.
STEAM.
H02 WATER.
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F I TTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper 3:
and Zinc. ‘
50 South Main Street.
loath Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
’l'ilii} BROWNIES ARE READY.
The last rehearsal of the. Brownies
will he held in l-loyt’s
Theatre, this after-
noon. The produc-
tion will be given In
every way here to-
morrow night and
Saturday afternoon
and evening. as it
was produced in
’ Brooklyn. where 7.—
000 people attended
the three performanc-
es. A general synop—
sis of the Brownies
follow:
Scene l. Eardcu of
Queen Flora in ‘niry-
land—~Opeuing chorus
ii‘lOWel'sV' sighting of
the llrowulca‘ gigantic balloon: its
bursting and the parachute drop; re-
treat of fairies to arrange toilets; en-
trance of Prince Aldcbni'nn aild lirown~
les'. chorus of Brownies. “We're a
liniid:" return of fairies: the queen's
distress: song by the aesthetic Brown-
to dude; Italian organ grinder and per.
forming lieilr: discovery of the lost
Ilrownie twins: Mother Goose celebri-
ties-«Old Kiln: (Iolc. Simple Simon.
the Old Woman who swept the cob-
webs from the sky: rally of the Brown-
ic hosts; chorus. 'We're Oil to the
\\'ar;" grand march of ilrownics; drill
of the fairies.
i’urt ll. ’i‘ols' Chorus, "We Don't
Want to Go to lied Yet,” forty tots:
i‘olumbia drill. thirty-six young ladies:
t'aa drill, thirty young ladies; grand
military march. twenty-four boys.
Scene ll. li‘airv drill at sunset;
llrownie chorus, "We'll lluilll il 'l‘nnlr"
;)I'l[lill‘llllllll for unr upon the, ilisclh:
song by fairies. "iii a llia. llig 'i‘owii;"
fearful skirmish with the powerful (’1!-
"111)"; flight of the vanquished lirown-
ms: the council of war; the llrowlilcs‘
strategy: 'i'nclc Sam, disguised. noes
to the enemy's cnnip: song. "Mending
the Nets"; return of Uncle Salli with
thrillint! news: :thc Brownies off to
battle again: song of fairies. "A ill-r-
.‘umcd Fan." Grand victory of the he—
rliic llrownies. Cilpllll‘l' and banish~
meat of the enemy: the fairy queen
~4ii’l‘ciidcrs to the Brownie prince: lii~
vitiitloii to attend the grand revel of
he li‘uys.
“Flowers, Pretty
A NOTEWORTIIY ATTRACTION.
Willi a degree of more than usual
Interest we chronicle the coming, on
Wednesday. October '39. to iioyt's
Theatre of The Christian. a play of
rare interest and produced under the
management of Holder and Company.
the original producers of this great
work. which is a guarantee, of excel
lcucc of cast. and production second to
none traveling. Those who have not
witnessed The Christian before should
not miss the minor-runny now offered.
COAL IS BEING MINED TODAY.
But Anthracite Will Not Be Moving
in Great Quantities Before Next Week.
READING. i’:l., ()ct. L'Ilrm'l‘ltc ltend-
iulz railway officials do not expect any
coal mined today to be lirouuhl down
before late tonight or early toiiuirrow,
They do not believe, however. t..ut
anthracite will be moving in any great
ounnlllieu before early next week.
About 100.000 ions are looked for the
first week against a normal weekly
average of 240,000 tons. All. loaded
coal trains are to be given preference
on the road. No special etforta at
large shipments linvo been made this
Week. Willi mined coal coming Into
market, the demand for wushcry coal
has fallen off.
SIMMOKIN. Pa. Oct. till—win root)»
citing the Alriliku shaft owned by tho
Philadelphia and Relation (Soul Come
puny. this morning. an explosion in gun
occurred on llobort Muwuuy and Aaron
Druhr walked into No. 1 alone. They
were blown about 20 feet and were
badly burned about the head and face.
The and extended deeper into the mine
and while u reaching party removed
the two victims another body of men
bouau Working their way into the
bronchi whore ilvumen are thought to
be Imprisoned. tip to it) o’clock the
tunnels hill! but been reached.
ilAZEIIi‘ON, Pa" Oct. 28mm the
twwtyathreo culllcrloa In tho liazeltnu
district not one half renamed opera-
tions today. (3. B. Mnrkle and (lone
pany'a men and the employees or Com
Brothers A Company. at two collicrtca,
refuse to return to work because of
posted notices requiring them to prom
hie that they will abide by the decision
of the arbitration tribunal.
olaLocArso Hie RIGHT ARM.
Arthur Lindcberg. the special do
very messenger at. the South Non
walk pontoflloe. in curring his right
arm In a very careful manner nowu
days. the result of a fall he received
that! week. Arthur was returning to .
his home in West Norwuik Inst Satan
day afternoon. when he fell from his
wheel. (truncating his right arm.
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{20" Coughs. Colds. etc. use
f lmlimi/éd §Yijeiilili Wh‘i .
' Pine , ~'
‘ MOST MW
Depend Upon '
Stilts include
in the very latest styles. .
Tile Overcoats are made in many lengths to suit every taste, from»,
fine Kcrscys. Meltons, ii‘riozcs. etc. We. would like to have your com?! .
in and see these.
A Chance for the Big Boas
aged 8 to 10 years. We have a large collection of Two-Piece. Short
Trousers Suits. that are very fashionable and cut from splendid fab-i‘
rics; they would Ordinarily he sold for $600, but our price is , ,,
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has become famous for its $2.00 DgrlJY- 3
Have you seen it? .
Time it) think of the little articles of Haberdashery; Shirts, Under-
wear, Hosiery, as well as Neckwear; money saving prices. '
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Willis H. Stillltli,
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street. “
l 1
it
We bought far more than usual of this grade, and some of them ‘
are worth as high at $1.6.50as you will see if you understand values. The
every fashionable fabric for the season, cut and tailored.
Sillitli ll Price,
$0. NORWALK.
Their Clothiers ,
Oi Tailors ‘
When It comes to the selection‘lo
a fabric and many times sirloin
regard to style and fit. Wei-hi,”
prepared for this. and will show
you a collection of Winning“
meals that excel anythingi'evor
before offered in this part of the
country, and our clerks are ltblp
to assist you. if you desire iii-ill
the selection. They know howtbe
garments are made and they know
the correct styles for the unseen,
so you are safe If you place your
self in their hands. ,.
We have an enormous assor
. merit of both
Suits and annals
to sell at
1 .
$4.50- «
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NORWAL .‘,'
WHEN IN WANT OF CLEAR FAT PORK: HERE. \
HORSE RADISH; NEW.
CRANBERRIES, BEST, 10c QUART.
SOUP TOMATOES. 10c CAN.
CLAM CHOWDER.
PURE HONEY, 22¢ BOTTLE.
SWEET CIDER.
EVERY PACKAGE OF CLOVER HILL BUTTER
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND IF NOT BETTER THAN ANYTHING YOU 8V9
ER HAD ON YOUR TABLE, MONEY REFUNDED. 30c POUND.
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Lorenzo Dibble. {j
I3 GUARANTEED
"' WAGUATION 0F SHANGHAI.
9 Mill!»
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Pattie. Oct. cameras: authoritative
sources the can heat or the Assn
Nil 01,
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Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be Iuollfld II.
it than II any trouble wan your eyes. come to no and have I than .»
ouxh examination made free. we guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON, '«
GRADUATI OPTIOIAN
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Raymond Bros.
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Poi-cu or wince, Grant
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Hickory.
. ’ Health Brand Pancake Flour
l ; Delicious Pancakes, Muffinlmd
l Game. and if in a hurry for QM
not, it will make fine bind
But its chief qualification ll
cote Pancakes.
feats not only tihcnghni but thli‘
You Till.I Klaus valley which tilt
era.- are seeking
mercini purposes. ,. _ , ,
The date of the evacuation ni- unit
a u. but a leading ,
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. with“ ;
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Best Quality . ,
Oak. Maple“
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
to develop for 5' ‘ '
trial of
a relief,
Norwalk Chronicler