staleid Distilled Table Water.
‘...,I ..~,.I Iv.»‘l"t
'I91FY5NRMORE NECESSARY THAN PURE rooo.
vae YOU sEEN OUR 4c AND 90 TADLERI
' VARIETY. NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
REMEMBER. WE FURNISH A HousE FROM CELLAR To ATTIc.
II'0ED 'iIY LEADING PHYSICIANS AND GUARANTEED Aaso-
Lurgayruae 0 GALLON DEMIJOHN, 60c. PURE DRINKING WATER
WELL, THEY ARE
"ILL GROWING. WE Now HAVE AT LEAST soo ARTICLES DIS-
"NLAYED AT THOSE FIDURER AND WILL CONTINUE To ADD TO THE
pring Carpets.
thepopalar grades. '
Ingrams. .
Brussels,
In Newest Designs
aT1d Right Prices.
We take pleasure' In calling attention to our line of
'Inh Mailings. at 1212 to 55) cts.
Matthias 25 to 45 cts.
andheSe
l“ OlI Cloths, Linoleum and Rugs.
$1416 to order a speciality.
tun-Mam..- ._.
We are prepared to show a fine asssotment of Carpets in
Velvets.
‘IIckerman 8: Son
Washiaalon SL.
Itdrr‘
‘5 m an Important Conference.
No cuirlILEcREEKsTRIxel
7. Owners and Business Men Are
South Norwalk
“SAVED A BOY’§ LIFE.
Mrs Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil
ford Del” 30sz “Brazilian Balm eav-
ed my boy's life. He began Just like
3 I ‘ I
“lion totfiu'a can he's been '1
problem Invmodial f'or manyl yonrfl
that was not solved until the discovery
of ilyomci. 'I'IIIII remarkable trout-
Inenl nlakoa It poeuiblo for any one to
breathe an air III home which in IIIIuoIIt
identical with llIul of the Ad potluck“.
the (Iarollnau or olhorheallh rcaortu
where the air III impregnated with
‘~ Iv"ng halaamn from health giving
“II-.4 and piuntu.
i-linlply pint-e II Iitllc liyomel III lilo
Inhaler which comes with every out-
fit. hroulho It occaIIIonaliyjdurinx the
day and benefit will ho men after Its
mm for only IWII or three timou. while
perscvcruIIcI- for a few dqu or WI‘I'kl-l
will effect u complete I'lll‘t' of oven
the worst cake or calarrll.
Mrs. Elvira III. A. (liimon. who holds
;l rI-RpIIInIIhII- position in the Igrcat dry
«nods uturu’ot Jordan. Marsh ti ”0.. of
lioxion, WI'IIII' In April: "I had culnrrll
for Iwenly yearn. and the last ten yours
(all of which time lulu been panned In
this grcut enlubiiuhmenli I IIIIIlcrI-d
foarfully. (inc'hulf dozen hnnlkpr.
chiefs per day would he uRcd.‘ I, ex-
tended to my throat: the hum- of my
tongue wax badly aileclcd. I conulaui-
‘,\' Itepi III my mouth cardamom needs.
or some such breath purifier. I could
not HII'I‘II with my mouth cloned. I
hogan using Ilyonmi In December and
In two wccku I was entirely—and now.
IIItcr four month» and no return of
the disease. I Inn any perlnnlIenIIyI—~
'lill'tl The head of this firm. MI .ior I
IIIII. cntlornen this statement. "
Sliiison- Powell (‘orpomliou have!
.‘(ild IIundIcIiR of Hyomci outlita. con
lining of IIII inhaler. a moditinn diop-
pcr and a mum of llyomei and with
every purchano have given their pcr-‘
sonal guaranII-cdo refund the money
If llyomoi Ilid not cure. They will
still Roll the treatment on that planl
and every cnlnrrh sufferer ought to
lake advantage of their fair proponl~
lion.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
WAv IIIIwN EAST. l
‘ Way Down East." Manager William T
A. Ilrady'u nIIIch-lalked~of production;
which will be presented III lioyt‘s'
'l‘hI-utrc. April 3. has had unstiutcd
and enthusiastic praise from the cler—
gy, school teachers. women. and III
fact from people in every walk In life, .
including thousands who are seldom:
seen lnuidc IIII- walls of II Ihcnlrc.l
The scenes are laid on II New Hamp- ,
shite farm—- the play written by Imttiei
iiiair l’nl ker. and elaborated by Joseph ‘
it. (lrismer The piece Is made up of a .
Kellf‘fl of happenings designed to pot-'1
Ira) the simplicity. comedy and trag-
-Iiy III II community. and the purity
'Illii sweetness of which might run on
uninterrupted for ever, but for the
mating across at the shadow of II
wicked city. The story In worked out
by a company engaged with a view to ,
their special fitness to portray the' oc-
I~enlricitics and quaint humor of New
England folk. aided by all the accessor-
ies of scenery'propertieu and It conl~
:Iieie ensemble.
MISS ALICE
FISCHER
JACK."
MINH Alice Fischer depicts iiI “Mrs.
lack." the fateful comedy by Grace
Livingston Fill‘lllh‘fi which she will pre-
sent for the first time at liuyt's 'I‘hca’
Ire, Saturday. April 4. under the direc-
tion of Mr. Henry it. Harris. u bin.
wIIoli-aomc. unaffected. lovable wom-
‘III of tin-'WcIII. Miss Puruias III herl
Itory of II western woman. who comes 1
‘nlo an eastern family as the favored;
III-Ir. secures unusual opportunities Ior~
laughable comedy. The contract he-
twoen the free. open—handed, uncon-
ventional Mrs. Jack and the relatives
”I her late husband. who am permeat-
ed with the essence of snobbery. is
well set forth. ,Mrs. .iack defends and
helps former beneficiaries of the late
Mr. Jack. Among them are II trage-
dian and his barnstorming troupe. an
nx-iight-weighl' pugiilsl. and Jack's
Iittlc iriah aunt.
NEIL BURI‘ ‘88 AT iIOYT'S.
Nell Burgess. suppmled by II atrong
company. presented that marvelously
po ular play of rural life. The. County
Pa r. to a large and most enthusiastic
audience at lloyt's Theatre, last nighh
The almost continuous applause attest-
ed to the fact that Mr. Burgess is as
much a favorite as over. His portrayal
:iI Abigail Prue, the. eccentric, hut
large-hearted old maid. was slmplyper-
feet and kept the audience convulsed
with laughter. The horse race was ex-
citing as ever and more than one of the
audience wore half out of their seats
lN “MRS.
. prohablv follow this cxalnple.
. will hc pitched there.
'65“ e a [one Exposition.
. “11“.; arch xii—Ali u-
ponlllon IIII. Ru has eon organised to
IIIIIIIIII III IInthx acdommodationn for
the vIRuoI-II to Rt. iiouln during the
I.ou|IIlana I'urchuuo Exposition III-died
lion cxcrelaoa. to ho hold horn next
month. A areal. numbor of large real-
Iiencok have been htléII up for min
during tho dedication ceremonies and
auiIIIoauonlly on hotel» and boarding
houaus. Halls and wall lighted house»
In accenuihiv millions of lilo city are
undergoing lrunslonhatlon III III tin-In
foruuch use. The r nature IquonncI-d
from“ to SIIIU a light, with "Will“
front .‘irI In no ('I'IIlI-I each,
A I-onHidI-rnhlo lill‘lii'l' III prominent
and \\’t‘I|-I.Ii-ll(i St. Louisiana have an-
noIInI-I-d in tin- exposition Information
lilll‘l'llil tIII-II' \viIIiIIxucR-I III I'Iili'l'llilli.
for II I'lilltilllt‘l‘lilltill, Iiiutiunuiuhctl
gnoulu. who visit the city III purllcu,
Rut II as Illt‘llllil'l‘ti III" atntc conuulurioun.
governoru and their ulun‘a I-lc.
(‘npluin ll. \V. Iiroluaiii. ol‘ illt‘
World's Fair (‘qupIuIy. announced that
the HIi‘llliit‘l' (lorwin II. h‘ncnccr during
the dedication I't'l'l'lllllllli'fl will he lied
up III the wharf und will supply slut-p
lug urcoiuluuliulIona for Mill pI-rsollu.
Other boat owners on tho rivcr will
For the IIcI-ouunodnlion III the sol-
dlerII, regular and militia. who will pur-
ticipoie in the dedication exercises.
special arrangements are now being
made III the wooda weal, of the World's
It‘air Idle. 'i‘cutR Io‘r several thousand
—__m.__.
The best pill 'nenth the. stars and
stripes:
It cleanucu tho ayatcm and never
gripes.
Little Early Risers of Worldly
pate—1
Auk for DoWItt'R and take. no sub-
alilnte.
A small pill. easy to buy. early to lake
and easy to act_ but never falling in re.
nulls. lieri'I-I Littlo Early ltlscrn or-
mine the secretions and act as a tonic
to tho liver. curing permanently. Ciif
lord Pharmacy.-
WOI'ILD YCU BANISH
DANGEROUS SPRING
re-
eterIi'iil’
In
popliihrly Known as Mari-II II Ilmpiy
a chronic acid In the head 'I‘hIII is
trust no tar as It. goes, inn aa a matter
of fact caturrh III by no manna con-
Iiumi to tho nIIIIui pIIIIIIaanu. iIul cx-
IcIIIlN win-rover the mucous Ilil‘llllii‘lilll‘
t‘xlt'litlit. which means nearly every
part of the body.
The. mucoua momhranc is the inside
skin ot‘ the body and In nearly III-I cx‘
lI-nsivc as the notable skin. and any In.
litlnlmutiou of this IIIcnIIIrane cunning
mi l‘.\'II'iI III‘I'l'l‘Illiil of fluid in I'I'nlly
( Illlil'l‘ll.
i‘aturrll in.
Illukuismi by
Ihurct'urc, llll old oueIuy
many confining names.
for instance: lilIinuiIIR in nhaul I-II-
lill‘l’li; lili')’liitllitt IIIIII pharyuxllia
liu‘oni ('iiliil'ili: Iznniritia, Htolunch ca-
IuI-rh: U'HIIIIH and nephritis. IulurrlI
of the iIIadIII-r und kiIIIII-ya.
'i‘hcrofoI-II. although the location III
Iin- trouble. IcivI-R II various names. in
reality lhc mun total is cnlarrh and
nothing “In“.
iio nol make the mistake III thinking
_\‘IIII huvo Ilo cninrt'h III'I'liili-ii‘ the bend
IIIIII none appear to in» clear. if then-
In a cough. tiI-Itllup in lb:- IIIroat and
lIUurIII-nosu you lune. tiIrIInI I-niurl'b.
if there is no appetite. but nausea. page.
glut: und Iliagukl for food especially
in the IIIIII'IIIIIII. you have cnlurrh of tin.
sIonIuI-II.
'l‘lII- unreal IrI-uilueut for I-I'I-ry form
III cuturril is Illi internal remedy which
acts especially on the blood and lliiit'-
()llH liwluhruucs: Rut-h II rctucdy in the
new preparation sold I-vI-rywhcro by
III-ungisls under the name of Stuart's
(‘alnrrh 'i‘nIIlI-III. u medicine in pleas-
ltlil tablet form and containing all the
heat and latent spot-idea for I-nlurrb.
Stuart‘s (‘IIturrh 'l‘nhlele contain in
highly concentrated form. bloodrool.
rod gum III the Eucalyptus tree, and
many olberu equally valuable curative
oiclncntn. and no one who Ruffera from
ally form of cnturrh and has seen the
inefficiency of douchea. sprays and
powder-a will ever go back to them of-
tcr once tryiluz no pleasant (I prcpurn-
lion as Stuart‘s (‘alarrh Tablets and
one which given so much relief in so
abort II time.
All drum-Juli: Si'll Stuart's (‘nturrh
'l‘nlIletII at i'ItI cents for I‘IIII sizmi pack
age and the regular. daily use of them
will effectually cure this troublesome
HEADACHE
TRY NA TURE'S CURE.
Paine’ s
CeleryCompound.
And You Will Quickly Rejoicel
in a New Life.
While. headaches aIc \ariud ill char-
acter and are produI ed in a moiety of
IHKIIROH the nIszoIlty of \IcIIIuR stiffer
either front nervous or bilious head-
:che. When neglected I‘llhi‘l‘ form
will quickly cause ncllous SIIIItlan
ndn will assur’edly pIIIRtrIItI- the sys~
tent. Ncnouu headaches. to which
women are specially subject. arise
from weak and inflamed nerves heavy
and dull brain poor circulation and
Iiebilitr. Bilioua headaches are usual
and dangerous disease. nI‘JII 28
ACCIDENT-AT GREENWICH.
A Y0ung Woman Seriously Injured in a
, Runaway. . -
i outclchu‘u. Conn.. Mlll't'li 2x~-
.liisa Alice (‘llllllllUlt‘. a young nurse
ILIII tnIpIoIIIII by (image Rowland. a
Non Yolk bunkel was seriously Injur-
I'll In a Innuwuy Incident y'ektclduy ul-
leluoun A spirited horse owned by
iAlfIcII Penis a millionaire manufuttul-
WW II was being dr'lwn by the wife
n'f Mr. l‘culs‘ coachmun. became an-
I-ontmiiahio and run Rwuy and crash.
:cd into II Inrrinac being driven by Miss
"(IIIIIIIIIIIc. The latter “as lluuuu
lIII-nvily to the mound and Idle was
liltktll up in an untunstious condition.
She was rcIIII \cd to her home, but it
won soon found that 1101 condition Wits
IIIitIraI and she was Rent to the SIIIIIP
ifurd hospital in an ambulance It in
lean-II the young woman is injuted in
Tiernnily The other woman was not
injured
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
III-L. says: "I suffered for yearn wiIh
dynpcpuin. iII-Iod' to have. great dis-
. lit-Ra and iIeIIIIiux i tried cierylbing
'l I could heat of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one [Iii
cent bottle (‘lllilil nit’i completely. "
For sale II) R. H. Plaistod and F. ii
Baxter.
TSHAMROCK'S TRIAL POSTPONED.
GLASGOW] March 28.—~-'l‘be first
lilui spin of the Shamrock ”1.. of
which was III have taken place today.
has been postponed until Monday, ow-
Qinp.r to the fact that a gale Is sweeping
over the Clyde. and Captain \Vringe
tiearcd to risk damaging the cup chal-
‘lctigcl‘ s new walla Sir Thomas Lip-
ton nnd Designer Watson went In (Ion-
lrock in exneclailon of witnessing the
IaciII'H trial. but after consulting with
'l‘ uptain Wlinge ls was Ile‘l idcd that it
IWIIR not advisable to link injuling not
THE D M. READ (:0
Established l 85 7.
Fair ' Week I
FROM MARCH THIRTIETH T0 APRIL
FOURTH. ' ' ' '.
in the acrele weather prevailing to
dnv. One of the novel features of the
jchnilcnger is her main sheet. which is
Wirer r.ope This is- the first time Wire
has been used in this connection on
board am yacht on this side of the AI-
jlantci
MRS. BEI‘JI’IPERRY ' -‘
North A'nréiius'.‘ Mich. —-'~A I..'Ife.' Saved
When Doetors Had Given Her up.
...
WRIST BAGS.
A new lot of Wrist Bags that for elegance and dainti-
ucsa are far ahead of any we have ever offered at such
low prices. There are three special values that we obtain-
ed for Fair Week. and we hope ille will last as long as you
want them.
One lot of genuine Wall us and real Seal handsome
gilt 0i :.llvcx flames and chains. with imitation garnets.
opp .III. and amethysts In the Clasps. We have had the same
styles before. and sold them at R350. Those are offered at
SI.95 each.
A lot of Fitted Wrist Ba ;s. a grade that we have nev-
er been able to sell before. at less than $1.50 to $I.75. now
oiTcred at 95 cts. each.
FRENCH DIMIT Y WRITING PAPER
Ladies who have been waiting for Whiting 5 French
Dimity Stationery will be pleased to know that We have re-
ceived a new lot In two sizes
Lakewood. and Octavo. 25 cls a pound.
Three packages of Envelopes to match Paper.
for 25 cts.
MEN’S WEARABLES.
This is just a plain business talk in regard to Men‘s
Clothing. Our Haberdashery Section is splendidly equip-
ped and ready to supply all needs. ,I
Negligee Shirts. the “Giant.“ Of French Percale, in
dark blue and white hair-line stripes. a capital Shirt. for
business wear. There are Cuijlr. to match. Sizes I4 to 17.
39 cts. each.
Underwear. Some men prefer wool all summer. The
“Glastonbury" contains 75 per cent. wool. and is always
satisfactory. $I.oo each. The “Norfolk." and ‘Ncw
Brunswick" also are of wool. both high grade goods, $1.00
each.
Men‘s medium and spring weight Underwear. “The
Bristol" is an excellent quality and comes in both white
and natural. 50 cts.
Special for Saturday. All silk Four- in hands in gray.
wine color. and black. fine scr rviceable Tics for every day.
If, cts. each. zlor 25 cts.
THE D. u. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
One or the most remarkable cases
of II cold. deopseaied on the lungs.
(‘Illsiiig pneumonia. is that of Mrs. Ger-
trude it). I<‘I-,uucr_ Marion. iud., who was
a-nlirciy cured by tho use of One Mlll-
IIlc t‘ouzh (‘Ill‘t' She says: "i‘ho
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I run down in weight front i-ix
III 92 pounds. i tried a number of rem-
cdics, to no avail, until i used One Min-
ute (‘oIlgh Pure. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored mI- III my normal weight.
health and strength." Clifford Phar-
macy. “
IT SAVED Hi8 LEG.
P. A. liunfortil. of latillcnngo 0a.. suf-
fered for six months with n frightful
runuiuz sure on his leg: but erII-s
that llncklcn's AruiI-u Salve wholly
cured it in five days. l“|ll‘ I’ll-era,
Wounds, l’ilI-s, iI'H the host solve in
the world. (‘ure guaranteed. Univ 25c
Sold by i~‘, ii. Baxter. drugziut. "
THE EMPRESS'S CONDITION.
IlhllllIIN. March L'K—m'l‘hc following
bulIcIiu was issued at noon: After :1
night which was mostly quiet. Iiw
Eulpreas‘a condition is Fillihflil'ltil‘y.
The fracture. which is in a bandage.
glvos her no pain.
ithe one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few dasoa He quickly dropped
‘ SPRING. COL. March 28
' ' t'tl'Ie athoihlé of the Unit-
a
to sleep and Wes all right In the mor-
before they realized what. they were
doing. The aagacity of "Cold Molasses"
ly accompanied by sickness and vom‘i
iting. They result from inactiie Ilv-I FOLEY's HONEV AND TAR
m"
- “no“ and Refining Com. nlng." For 8818 by R. H. Plaiated. 'F is little abort of marvelous and must . . dlCurRs 0011th and colds. 'T Kr d / ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
3"? ‘Ln conference “Amt,“ RIDER H. Baxter. and The Clifford Ehpr- be seen to be appr.eciated ' if the “p. Shhhltfiistatg‘de figgglgmmes or sore an Cures bronchitis and 'astiuna. e "I on
1?" 51mins owners on “a i “1301- ' planes of an audience that has witness— in the. springtime. able and experien- lCures croup and whooping cough, _ . ,. . .,
' Ehd'Crimlld Creek district, It "‘" ' ’ " " ‘ ““ " ' "m” ‘ edtho a lay time ands sin is any Cures lioarsencss and bronchial tron .,
.. “to“rbrin'g ihout a settlem'ent “ ‘ ' ' sam p K bii 1 i “ed pbvalcians urge upon those who b'e 9-8 wa s 0" m'
“like! The' Cripple Creek Com-| \ criterion The Conntv FF" "i a r are subject '0 headaches. the use of Car'c's he i III I ‘
ad to live I'm-ever. The next attraction Paines Ceierv campound In m“ all n umon a an a grppe . . .
to live work in the
'flie dibirict to all the men
_ third to the mills of the Unit-
mopppeay provided the strik-
tam! The re—employment‘i
engine! 1) now said to be the.
' in ~i"tlIIe way of a settlement. I
(Mylo Creek committee first
.".m employ the strikers in the
thin offer was rejected. as
'dni‘dttfi own homes in Col
n'rit‘ Wish to leave
rl.‘
! ‘I I“, I;
LA".
‘ Nomad or PNEUIAONIA.
v... It as acted, III
'T nag-3.32
when e
was Sweetened.
ply ounce tible' to
-. I'o oonstiinp FIR
museum stop the
= . scuttle hum ‘ I"
III In Plats;
What a Mail???
s AMI III
A.
» . cured of II very deep and lestln
IRIWIRV WORKERS ON A 878W."
w- i’r‘t fish'eeeloctedbythe artieewtleeol-
a; .... a
is the well-known play “Way Down
East." which will be presented aprll
3, at Hoyt's
GRIP REMEDIES IN GREAT DE-
MA ND.
When colds and grip are prevalent
the quickest. and surest remedies are
in great demand. Mr. Joseph D. Wil-
Items of McDIIiI, Va" says that be wat-
a -
their 0! in xrippe by usinl Chantr-
Iein's Cough Remedy after trying sew
oral other partitions with no afloat.
For sale by el druniete. .9
ANOY CITY, PL. March 18.—
n; to submit their grievances tn
.1 arbitration. as promised by the twelve
' Wel controlled-by the Anthracite
: Brewers" Annotation. . the- united
Bravery Workers. to chambered
about 1000 «new ke today;."l‘he
‘- Emery Medallion ed the Merv
ence- varied. by a. Boa-Ii o’t- Intonation
ween-into! MD petiole. much no
troveny end the to name 0 am:
rlnrbitrltorflnillmnc be 0 Well!
. W11! ale mum momma
Uebnz- ena- o IIIIII View
Roam-ovary WIM.I'e-Ieeemmrcoutdnotmm
k- vat-1mm WW? no self. oil 31W)”. “‘1qu enough: .
dd“ afllemi“ II he no il- II“
thousands of cases this wonderful rem-
edy has produced happy and norms
nent rasults after ail other modes of
trautment' failed. Unlike other medi-
cines claiming popular attention”
Palhe‘ e Celery Compound gives prompt
and effective results it gives to week
and sick' people an immediate sup:
ply of' nerve force with pure blood. ac-
tive liver and perfect digestive vigor
The work of Paine s Celery Compound
iradt ‘e aimpl relieving or pain; it
effectuallyrrelc es the ‘root and cans-
03‘ of disease and permanently banish
‘es the tr0uble. ' Mrs. Dariey. Franklin
Iii.. uyi:-
"After trying In vain several reme-
dies for headacl'ux'i I began using
Paine-’0 Celery Compound 'l‘lIII
greet medicine not only cured me. but
'it built up my system and made me
feel like a new wouln. it In the only
medicine we keep in the house."
Ire. Dammit: “Perry. of North Aurel;
Ins; . .‘. ‘uylz-i—
MW. Celery pound la the
belt‘uteiieln‘om on Three yearn
an i was eaten with inflammation of'i
the Milena“! film
was very elol‘.
0%” literati
'l'l‘w‘lf.‘ i
tlooaidnot
“of! "nrézJ
mm tor‘eciong‘i’. it ”in
#00 M
l Sold at Pluisted' R Drug Store. "
IWORKMAN CAUGHT IN SHAFTING.
I JEWI‘T'P CITY. Conn.. March 28——
{Demase Gochel employed In the Aspi-
nook hieachery was caught in a belt
today and whirled into the abutting.
He was terribly injured: both arms and
legs being broken. and he be is not
expected to recover. He Is 36 years
old and-nae a family.
AFTER LA GRIPPE—WHAT?
Usually a hacking cough and a gen-
eral feeling of weakness often leading
to total results after the 'patient In sup
posed to have passed the finger paint.
i-‘oley‘ a Haney and 'Par- -Ie guaranteed
to cure on “grippe cough” and make
you strong and Well It never fails to
stone cough if taken In time. Take no
snbetitnteellv . Sold at 'Plaieted'a Dru!
Store. ' - . . . E.
:1
LONDON larch n—n Ila; Fur-
loam won the Liverpool up a; cup of
0 handicap for Ihreeyéer olds
and chitin!- one aiiié egdrgl‘rae gt-
W p m t~
in: . I Bieheiore Button was soo-
no and A'II reatterrhn beam in third.
mw'uiwer Wit
»celemi you“
LIVERPOOL SPRING" MEETINII..
I’riimotes DigestionClIeerIul;
fines} Coniaias neIIlBl'
Igonadal: norlfineral.
Enco'rxc . ‘
nu
Norwalk Chronicler