32.00. 31.78.
F. D. LYONd’:
It) Washington Siréei.
_-l'lnlh hides
'Mnhnllnntessinn
. "Officials of the Consoli-
. dated Railroad and Train“.
,. hien's Unions Expect to
Reach a Settlement hyNext
; Saturday
, NEW HAVEN Mali'h 18.~A inoet
",«lng‘1dt_ilu1'lntpt grievance committee
' 1)! the conductors and traiumon oi’ the
New York. New‘Haven and Hartford
Railroad began at it) o ‘clock today the
. purpose of the session being to discuss
' lilé conference which has held yes.-
ltl‘flrday hétw‘oo the grievance. eommlt~
tee and a coin ittee ol’ the board of
ldtiwtioi's arthrit- railroad company.
0 Wilkins. or tile Order or 1111111111111
ltdtictms. and Valentine. Fitzpatrick
10! the Trainmonn lirothgihood. 111110
‘aflehded the meeting to loud counsel
1 to the committee. It wax-1 aunouut ed
that a detailed report of all that look
.piaCe at yester‘day s uoni’ertnte would
be given at the mot-ting for 11111 benefit
of. the two national officers and that
the. whole situation would be thorottgir
canvassed iii a general discussion.
Before the meeting. Messrs. Fitzpat-
. oil and Wilkins both said that there
had been no developments in the alt
Ration since last night. and that 111111
'hollght there would be no tuitllet
(We of interest to the pllbiil,‘ after the
committee had by President John M
Hall. of the railroad company. made
:a report to the board oi dll’vt'tola, in
New York.
' When asked about the prospects of a
settlement Mr. i1i'tzpnttitk replied:
3‘le both sides making (Olfl'i‘h‘slillifl.
this thing will be settled."
iMembera of the g'tievaute committee
,said they did not think tho meeting
.01 the rallload dirottors would be be ill
store tomorrow though it might lye.
eld today The committee hopes
:‘tol'l'tai'e another conference with the
A Periodical Shampoo
is Essential to Health v Hair
The Egg Shampoo we are using
.Beems to as superior to anything we
have ever used. It, exhlliarates the
*scnlp and thoroughly removes the dan-
draft.
_. We know this is absolutely pure"
."IlB make it.
_ “RImImber the Running Hot
Water."
A. Pillllhhii, BARBEd.
7'366 1.111111111111151, .1. Norwalt,
"ADE COMFORTABLE'
of teeth. Perhaps less will
use. The filling ot- 1. tooth the
ion of another and the- insertion
‘ to take Its place the capping or
's necesbiiryu Dentis-
at this once in charac-
uperlor quality of the
éuperior finish and the
list. A. PHELPS.
78 Washington Street. 1
10¢ lb.
.12 to 181: lb.
14: lb.
211111.351:
10c lb.
7 to 140 lb.
to In proportion.
kdon
”i: ‘11:!
ran'klir't Shoot
Men’ 5. Bou’ 5. Youth’ 5. Little Men’ s.
5'th.
lll(‘ road oi‘iit'iull-l or tilt1 directors rom-
t to attain that result in-
, or any of these operations,
‘ from the government amounting to
» Wright. the Londpn prontoter who was
" “tinny Dillon tlII‘l'ino.
$1.25.
00.. Sale Agt.
South. Norwalk. Conn
lulitee Friday. "ii all goes well." Hillil
tt tumulter today. “wo think the situa-
tion 1111] be cleared 11p by Shturdnv. '
After 11 pension tasting nearly three
hours. the grit-vapor i ilunliitel all
iolunt-d at lo'elotk. Another mettiiig
may be ut‘Id ltltt1 this afternoon or till.»
evening. 'lbt1 ttfliceis said the 11"ouit11
611111 of 30‘9l‘iiilv ilad been distussed
iiilt that nothing was to be given out
regarding the tiituatlon at i)!‘(‘<(’lil.
SENATE REJECTS MANY BILLS
Unfavorable Report on Proposition for
State Boxing Commissioner.
liAlt'l‘FthD, ('illlll.. Mal't'h lil- 'l‘bt
bill providing for the election of judges
or sllpot'lor eouitu by popular \'(Iit1, wa:
l't'jtt'ttd Ill'lvl' a sharp debate in tb:
House. this morning.
Mr. Banks, of the judirlai'y l'illililill
2111. said illt.t lll‘l‘P 11'111'11 ’wo aid :1 it
the question. H11 wa- l'ndlr'llly opport-
ed to t'ttut'tlsitig fi11'jlltlt't1tl1i.11' in 11111111
‘,1' t'iilii‘lltins. ‘l iliit'." never, to; this l't1ll-
son." he said. “attended 11 1111111111.: to
Hit‘ ,.1l post 11! 1111111111: 11 ju.l1;11. "It
to -' not ‘iz‘l'ili it‘ 11111 i'1at 1111l'r1ly bru
1111111111 l 11111 11 l'itizen oi’ the l’tllllll)’. i
should go into train-11:1 to nominate :1
lung? ill at 1.11.11 or city that happen:
to be in that empty and about 11'l1I11b i
know little or uoihiniz. lt 1111111115 to 1111
that the 11-111! way to handle this ours-
lion would be to haw a resolutio:
lllituiut: a t'erttlill person referred it.
the committee on judieittl noniit'ltttloti
111d then brought to tI111 House. ’I‘lib
would do away 11‘itu the present (‘iill-
1111.1 diiiirulties.
"If a judge is looking ahead to ill!
ilt'xt eirt'tioii two years ni'i‘. 111 Mini
ratios hr might .121 swayed by political
real-om. Holding oiiit'e for two Vl‘lll‘:
1nd elected by 1.119 people, 11 judge
might easily have his eye on his 1111';
polliit'al future. tlillnr i-‘tstles where
ilttiges lire elet'ted by the people do not
believe it 1.11 a wise 1111's in."
Mr. \Ytzotlrult'. of l. t'hiield. did not
think the danger 111’ poliiit'ul aspiration
was 11.11 great as the ])l'P~‘t"lll lawyers.
"We have." 1111 said “it sitnilstl' till-‘1
ill the ples'nt elet'lltln of probate
ludg' 1-: ’lbm do not look i‘til tilt-i1 pt:
lilirul i‘ututt's. and are returned yetil'
.lt'ler year. The election of tI111 i‘il,‘
and town t1otli't Judges should be by ill
people 11111111 interested. As it i.- now
those jlltlIIi’H are t1let'tt1d by the party
in nutjuliiy in the (‘liili'llS. A Demo
t'l'aiit' town or city might have :1 1111111-
iit1r of the minority constantly in Oint'l"
Our time has been taken up with them
,ittdgeabin matters. Mr. l‘llltiks offers 11
new method oi” going about this, but i
notit'e he does not oi‘frr ully isuliatitlltt
containing Sill‘li u fillEEI‘3i'llll.
Mr. Banks denied that I111 had mill
"submitting 1i'~r1, miuht do." H11 said
he was opposed to the lll‘l‘Si'lii method
of riveting bullies and that be believed
iht1 judgealtlpt should lil‘ sent at first
hand to the jillili‘lill 'uotiilnrition 1111:11-
iuiltee. "ilut it seams to the t-ovnuiit-
tee it would be lit rter to have then” st1i~
eelious made by the legislature."
Mr. Donovan. 111' Norwalk. wanted tbr
voto taken by over aitd 1111,1'11. 'l'l111 "yr
and hay volt1 was ordered by thirty-
seven votes. all llenioeraile.
(in the poll of the llililt‘l‘ ibn vote
stood Hi; for the ttrreptunee ot-iite re-
non 11nd reieelion of the. bill. and for-
ty- eight noes.
PARKE S STATEMEN'ig.
Created Something of a Sensation
When He Said Penneil Killed
Burdick.
lillh‘li‘AI 0 N. Y.. Mach lh~0hnries
S. I’urke‘s statements on tI111 uitness
:tand ill the Burdiek inquest ,v'esterdu)
relative to the assassin of Mr. Burdloh
are the subject of romment through»
out Buffalo today. The police auth-
orities know before Parke want on the
stand that it they asked him as to,
who he believed murdered Burdicit.‘ he
would name Peunell. so that. while his
vtatement came as a sensation to out-
siders it was t'uilv expected by the dis-
trlet attorney:
This 111 the, first time that any nami
has been mentioned in connection
with the. tragedy. with the sanction of
the authorities and Parker‘s statement
led to .considerable spewlntiou ”.419
the course the district attorney means
to pursue when the hearing in resumed
next Mondav.
Mrs Buidlrk was to have been the
first witness today and will probably
be. the first to be called Monday.
CONNECTICUT’S WAR CLAIM.
HARTFORD; (Bonn. March lS—'I'he
hum of 84542980.“. received by the
state in payment of its litterosit claim
on funds expended during the Civil
War. was today placed to the credit
of the civil list. and is now ,nvatlahle
for any purpose desired by the state.
The remainder of the sum received
$161 613. 50 has been paid to Samuel
ife‘dunden, as a debt of the state in the
collection 0: the claim.
_.,,,.___.___..__
wart-Aidan wnin‘rt'r 11.1..
NEW YORK larch hit. «.117Whitaker
britt-
street 1:“.me he is a prisoner. Hts
“I no-
tified the “mortified 1h rilht was
to be suffering from Inlomnin.
stedn eetioii with the alleged
3311111111111 capitalists out or
stay million ll ill at the Ludlowy
case was to have had a hearing this.
‘ met-noon. hut tho it!“ It
«too 111 to ”pair in court.“ ' tie it will
no JuooI 311.1. in uouu
Mr. Donavnn Wu Ono 0' Thou Who
Bollovod tho PIOplI Should Elect.
HARTFORD. 001111.. March ill-«Sen-
ator Ayling. of Norwich. ot-t1ttpled tilt1
president's chair. this morning.
The Senate received the unfavorable
report of the judiciary committee on
the bill creating the other- oi State Box.
lug ('(illlnliSNlUlivt‘. At'tion 'ou the re-
ptlrt was doierrtd on at-t1ottllt oi‘ tilt1
ubtteut't- of St'nuiot' Mt'Noil. 111' Bridge-
poll.
The bill providing for litt1llrttloi1oi'
state‘s uttoltiiy for (out ymu's wait 19-
jet-ltd as was tho bill (“letting Hil‘li‘ti-
1111-11 of towns [or tlirl'o years I11 rotu-
lion.
'l'ht- stute'it appropriation of 31111111011
for l‘ttuul't'tit'tlt‘s ilbul'e in the St. Lott-
is/ Expoltiiiou, wait parsed by tile‘Selu
ate. Senators Patterson and Wilt-ox
explained the bill, ltlill Senator Flies-
.-'it1b wanted to bear illtlbti 1111 to the
ileum. asking whether $2.5. tltlti wait too
large a figure for pity lot the burial till-
tlt-s of lht’ state 11111111111 ittttiir 1' during
i‘oiinet-llt-ut Week, l-ltinntot' l L' '11“
said that it was itot itlteuduti to . .1»
'it1ttd $25,000. bill 11 generous figure had
:1111111 named as an outside limit.
The Senate adjourned at l o'elot'lt
untli llzih o‘eloek tomorrow morning.
l'iiill'l'il'illlNGS 1N THE HOUSE.
At 111.1 opening, of thr1 llouitr until-lion.
thls morning. 11 large number of bill-1
114121 reprtite'li nni'itvoriilily. by commit-
tees. and rejtrtod. 1111111111; tlit~m Wti'i'!
be following:
lill providing that petroim ail-sported
to be polit'y players I111 lint-ti and im-
)i‘lfiitlllil; bill providing that the year
11min of the div of Dittlbllry shall be,
tt't1t1ptl1vl 1111 (villi-114111 1111 till courts of
records; bill tlllt'l‘lilii’i’ eotlliiy minim...
1111111 to overt t'ltunty pnorlioust's; bill
providing pt1tl>it.ti.~1 oi‘ It'll! t’.1r enrit
ttlul: blind pr'tantt in the state: bill
piovidiutt iot' paroit.1 iii any “in prin-
11111 in tiiilt lillrotl. nitrr ~.1l\ltu' zit
b.1111 t11'11111_1'iiv.1 ,Vittl‘S. 11'119 11:11 111 lit'er-
1! no previous tolivili'ion. and whose
;:1b'<'.'u i't-'t:"1d in good bill piovltlllig
lillt. lllilt'oills may ili.‘"l‘(‘llilll’-‘il to pint'e
121111; at gl'till1 t‘i‘tll-‘Slilga by sultt'tliieu
11 towns, bill [ll(i\'lllillj..’ that all iiiu~
."lillli 1'1 1111111. Nllilll |Itl,\ $1.5 Ill out-t1 feet-1
to all 1111111- in 11bltltti11_\ do business;
lull providing that jutlgeit of the tourt
111‘ 1-.11111111111 plt1:l~' be t1l:t't.1d by ”1.1111111.
.ili’ 1111' iti‘llit’l of Your ,\'|‘.ll‘.\; bill 11 (Will-
111: ilt'tt t'lllZl-‘IH who hurt- ltot paid
take-1 shall not be allowed to vote.
'1 ht t‘llllllllllii‘i' on labor reportxd luv-
ot'ubly 11111111 the bill providing 111.1 11.11-
liillll. (1' 111111 11f lll‘iilliii publit employ- ’
1111111 illlltllilri to ltt- i'Illliililil‘l uiidet
tlt. di; 11 ll. 11 ol tilt-1111 tslubli I1 11
lllll'l‘ 'lll's
'i‘llt- ltlll 111111 t't'ptilted rum-1111111 tip-
pt'nprittlim.’ 31311111111 for “11' i-uppoi'i of
..'ii'it, wound-ii hud ill.-ltlal“ll .‘iii'itlld‘i'ri.
~1tllt1rs itllil ltitttliies ioi tI111 i\\'ll "Mall
\'t;11.qt111tlio;; St';1itiill1.l' ::11 15111..
The “2111.111 illik' IllllilliliK 1m Nil 1! and
11(111'111'1'1111 nilll lht1 8111111111 on the rut-
l'li‘iii‘t (ll' tI111 1'1' solution llii'i'iilu: illt‘
(i\\‘Il til” \‘Cadiunl‘oi'ti ilttn tll:'t_1 voting
driller.- to llt't'.lilit new it 1111- and pro.
illSll‘li’ln‘. 1111» 1-11111111iltt1o 1111
1:11ht.t.l fund.- l'.'11or1<.l fil\'l‘i'.lil.)' ll1.i'<
lilollliug. on tbw ilfll tweeptluu the all»
lll'tilll'lfllliili ti‘ i‘tilltii't.~‘~‘ for $lilll,tlt‘lt.l. in
it'll“. for ”it llt‘ilt‘lli of ttizt‘leulllli'e and
liltt'ltutlit1.ll 111151 in (‘tumet'iit'tlt illl’l di-
l't't'tlttg the :tttte irritsilt't'r to pay the
ilionoys 11111“ to the i‘tuilit't'iit'ui .\ut'i~
'lliurai l‘olittut'.
'l'llf‘ Hells-.1 :ldjt'tltrutd at 12:31! until
itlcliil ton‘ltu'rnw.
....._.._._... “HEM...“ ~n.
INCORPORATING LABOR UNIONS.
Mcridcn Metal Poiirhers and Metal
Workers File Application.
HARTFORD, Mart-’1 15‘1- 'l‘l111 first
labor union to tile al'tirim oi‘ incorpora-
tion in thin state did 1111 today, when 1111
application 11111 presenttul at lili‘ oilit't1
of the H‘t’i‘Pit'lry of Mate, for the in»
t'ot'portllion oi the Metal I’olittllerit‘.
lllli‘i‘ei's‘, l‘latill's‘, Molders' and llt'llae-t
\Vtil'itei's' iliiiou .\‘o ’13. of Merideu.
'l‘lte objeets of the proposed corpora-
tion {1111 given in tilt1 aptilil'tttion are 1'11~
tint-lion of the hours of labor, munici-
pal ownership of publie street lights.
government ownursbip of national mo»
nopoiea. abolition of government by
injunction in (111 troversy and labor.
the enhant'emen of wade-1. and the
general welfare or all laboring PlRSSt‘S.
The lumriini‘aiom are John 11‘. Mt'Gor-
et'n, :veritt n, ilitilt1y,‘.lolin S. Cass
and Miriam] Bridge.
DISGUSTED WITH THE PRE“""“T
\VnSllthi'l‘ON. Marelt.18.——i\‘ir. Mo—
uey raid that it was-tho duty of the.
postmaster general to heal thobrench
that had been created. "The depart-
ment has made, the people of the south
hate the ndminislrdtor." he said. "The1
people of the south hoped Mr. Roose-
velt would be an Ame loan president.
but instead. he is pr aldent of the
blank belt.” His appointments,
s‘ald. had mailed-general disgust. He
had raised the question of social equal-
ity of the negro. Mr. Morley said r.-
eent appointments have revived t 6
race question. The south has tolerat-
ed negro oiiice holders but does not
want any more of them. "This is a
white man‘s country-11nd unvernment.."
There was a feelinr. in the south. he
"it'd. that no colored man should hold
office.
-
ForTligt
Romping Boy.
.sLua KNEE PANTS THAT ARE
SELLING svanvwnena £1.35 AT
511: '
35c.
-~—-'L-
A.” 111.1. WOOL 11.111" 111'
39c. .
ASBOBTED PATTERNS m 1108-
IERY.
150: 2 pair. 251:.
haunt: slums
' " ”and up. _ i
n—h—a‘”
QUIT. TO ”ORDER.
It“ Ind more.
he'
We wish to national:- to our many
customers and the ladies at The Nor-
walku that wo will move to Stamiord
on the 10th I1111t., where we have it first
clans establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a tall line or imported brondcloths.
etc. and all the latest in home eiotlut
ill wall. We will be pleased to unit
you there and will lvo you the ltt~1ti Ill
quality, style and lit, an lilillill. Don‘t
forget.
Faro paid to all purchasers.
Krasovitz 81‘ Fox,
270 Main 81., Stamford. Corr".
J'..GRRTNER.
Merchant Tailor.
500
SAMPLES
FOR SPRING
CLOTHING. 1
Came In and see them.
39 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
Opposite Hotel Ham lion.
KHSER
1111111111111 Kelser'
Barathea
1.11.1.1. Cravattings
are not satin nor twill. but I
peculiar weave oi silk better
than either.
Auk Your Haberdasher.
A ilobby suit or light weight.
ovt'rt'out has value added to it.
when porn with a
KEISER-BARATHEA CRAVAT.
l.)ur line of Uli'is'i’ worthy goods
is t1otttpt1st11l of all the newest
shapes in bolli plain and Utility
patterns,
We Plum: 1' 11-11ii1,.t nl ll 11 i 101' 11'.
except Monday,
' Saturday.
.9: 91112129 ch 3011,
85 \V AS] I IN( l'l‘ON H'i‘l-u-It-Z'l‘.
Stil'd‘li NtilIH'AlJi
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER, FURNISHER.
l ' "lelcoholiel33-l2
SPRING
OVERC OATS.
We Italic ahcrp nice line
indeed. but the one we
would call your attention
to justnow is a black thib-
at. which undoubtedly
equal; in qua't’ty, coats
you have bred 'ibi'llt'ntyly
paying ten dollars for, The
are offering it at $7.00.
Good Underwear, of
medium weight. 25: the
garment.
D. Gottlieb
South Norwalk.
\\'11ll11t1.;tluy and
c-
m.“
11 North Main St,
:Ir
uwcmouMoumo
6101111 The Place.
§ Spring Shoes
{ Q and
.- Oxfords
(All styles. in all leathers.
WOWWO « - A“
Vote here ’9'... the Mer-
cbmts'Glrl floral-its. .
1
111111511; 1516
. 2‘11 Wood
The LEADING DRY 0001155101113
.
1h
TRISTRAM&HYAT
1110. 2 and 5 9112217712: aurLoltW.
Viv
We are Ready for You.
OUR NEW STORE. NO. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, GIVES US MORE THAN THREE
TIMES THE SPACE THAT WE HAVE HAD IN FORMER SEASONS 13'0 SHOW OUR
READY MADE LINES. SHOPPING IN THIS LINE IS NOW A PLEASURE.
WE WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE ON SATURDAY. MARCH 7th.. OUR ENTIRE
NEW LINE OFTA‘ILOR MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS, MADE UP
IN THE VERY
BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. MANY OF THE STYLES SHOWN CANNOT BE DUPLICAT-'
ED. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION IS DESIRED.
.- wavy—nun:-
Housei‘urnishings.
$2.95 DECORATED PARLOR
LAMPS
$3.75 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . .
$6.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . .
50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS
25 PER CENT. OFF ON LAMP GLOBES.
:1 QT. MARION HARLAND cor-111313
3 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE
4 QT. MARION HARLAND cor-111131:
NO. 8 HEAVY WASH BOILE
MOPS. COMPLETE
SINK CLEANERS .
POT
POT
POT
RS
o . . . ' . . .
$1.95
. . . $2.75
$3 75
$5 25
39 CENTS
$1.25
$145
- $1.75
. . . $1.25
. . 19 CENTS
23 CENTS
. - c
lristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn:
Guaranteed
Goods
oun PAINTS. vnnmsues. SHEL-l'
2-9
LACS. STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS, ,
ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR PAINID'.
FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR STAINSJ‘ '
FLOOR FINISHES.
W11 bait1
FLOOR’FINISH, 1111111111 1.: quit 111v 1111.1
1111.1:in applied. is 11xll'ou1eiy tough, and
tluru‘nle. 11:11] not llflt't‘itui by Ind 111'
(“old water and will not mack. mar
white, (hall or I‘ll“) oil. It bl an oil-
('t'lli‘lii littut; for Furniture: Idnoiculns,
(Iii Moth. “Makes the. ()lil'ili‘W
()llr variolv in those linm is
t‘li'.
111211211."
unequalled, and prices vary according-
Ir. .
'l‘it'kets
\\'11 issue Library tillllli!
tirkou with all purtbases.
FOR SALE BY
COMSTOCK.
wng‘xms
a» now.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.
Capital. 51.500300. Surplus, 3185.000.
Industrial Savlmis and loan Cc.
OF NEW YORK.
~—
Stéiio Supervlsian of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN ST.
1
A.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer 'M Le. a. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawtonca
11111111 Chianti
General Contractor
SEWERS AND SEWER CONNEC»
TIONS, WATER WORK OF ALL
KINDS, GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA-
TION, MASON WORK.
Small-or Large Join of Any Kind-
.1. Estimates Cheerfally Given.
Sh. \ So. Norwalki
we iSSUE LIBRARY vorlua Tic-
KETS 1111th 91.1. PURCHAiEs.
For home beoutiiylns don‘t forget
that Bigelow‘s Bimline it the standard
10' beauty and wearing quality.
1.1...-
WEAR! SOLE AGENTO FOR THE
BIG FLOUR.
Ask about it.
a specialty called STAINl
trill find that
living dailu.
receive the
dial. at
1. LONDON March '18.-——The heaviest
snow tails of the. winter were report-
ed from parts or England this morning
.and rain and hail tell elsewhere in
Great Britain rd lrelInd. accompan-
ied by gllel.c In: flood'a. and great
damage. Between undonderry and
Outer-nine 111ro no denied by
W of the I.
meat. which is 1111121115 (:01-
ENGLAND'S HEAVIESTINow FALleiltresl
, Meow vain his: notice previously
xiv
THE
HOME
OF LOW
PRICES
3|
Sportsman
Our new ideas.easu terms;
liberal treatment. large as- f
sorlmenis in event depart-
ment. and the general mai—
ters of modern. up-io-date ‘
live merchandizing. and 11011
we have left
our would-be-competilols
so far behind that then
cannot be seen in the race
for public favor.
New Spring Goods are at-
You are just"
as welcome to come in and
look as to ban. You trill
same. heat-
ln »' he northeast pal-t or
Warilckshlre erai tillages were ln~
undated and cut frat communica~
tion with the no ghborin towns.
tNOIANOLA POST-OFFICE GASE'.
WASHINGTON March
Benito met at ll o'clock today and
soon after Hr. Money (MI-11.) In Ic-
kq on the Indiana“. Miss"
gain.
is .4119
Norwalk Chronicler