hadlea
MuSlitr
ilc me'
TWle‘
5c.
MW' r'i' ~ 4‘ rogue.
200 to Shir s. at
Ladiea' Ohbmlaii. 25c.
Ladiu' Swiss ibhed'Vests,, 3 for 26c.
45 a at was "Asuruoron or.
Mahaok Hotel
3 AldNDAY.
The Evening: - lnel will IisIsuea
on Monday that I- buy) as or'nlpg
paper. All lie ii
d‘lnews. notices. ad-
vertisements. eti., a ould reach the of-
the of publicatlin tomorrow afternoon.
I warn a'IroaecAar.
For Norwnlk hnd ”320m, Fair t0~
night and Sun ay. ler Sunday
The high area crntral yestgrday in the
Dakotas has moved but lit is and the
pressure is tire casing somewhat It
is Iollowed by Ii wetl- -dei1ned disturb-
ance new central in ldalto The
peraturo has faLlen in the aorta
sections and rls n materially. west of
the Rockies und r the influence of. the
low nroa Lightffrost is reported from
Escanlra and Saulte Ste Marie. well
Light rain has fallen in the upper
Mississippi Valley, Lake region. north-
ern New Englatd and South Atlantic
coast. It‘oggy conditions continue along
the New Englnnl coast.
Derby will be in tomorrow to en-
force a Sunday sToreI‘closing rule.
—-Umbrellae. Moi rnlng Bands. O'Brien.
Miss Anna 'r.‘ Pardee, of Chestnut
street. is. visitln in New Yorkvclty.
Lafayette W. (ulles, the well-known
Broadevor mat on, is seriously lll.‘
John T. Hay, of Norwalkflwu in
New York. on a business trip, yester-
day
..,——Dr. J. C. N wklrk has returned
from his vacatitu, appointments can
now be made i r dental work.
It is expected that a ”Governor's
Day” will be a I ture of the Dnnbury
Fair.
. A son was born Thursday night. to
Mr. and Mrs. JI seph H. Malkln. of
Berkeley street. ‘I
Miss Jennie S crwood. of Danbury.
is the guest of tss Florence Cuthlll.
of Spring street . . .
-See 6 and 1‘0c specialties for to
day in that dept. M. S. Smith & Co
Edward PowerE of New York lty.
is the guest of hll friend. George
ter. of West street. '
Frank F. Clarfitr who recently was
quite ill at his lome ln Craubury, is
able to be out again.
John Long. of litany is spending a
week with Mr. I
stock. of 5 Hunfo 0 Place.
wThe steamoni Hampton will go to
New Haven.- tomorrow. leaving the
dock at. 9:30 and‘ New Haven at 4: 80
Miss Marlon Hayes of Wilton ave—
nue, Norwalk. has been the guest of
relatives in New 'rork City.
There is talk 0 a baseball game for
. Labor Day, between the Cockenoe nnd
Uncasiiaylofts. i. 0. it. M.
Miss Emma B. Smith, of Springfield
Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Rich-
nrd W Benton. iiillslde street.
. ~8elleck & Price will close all day
Mondayr i
r._ m ......
TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES
in the United States have used the»
Longman It: Martinez Pure Paints.
qlivery Church
tlty when ev r they paint.
a 't pay 81 60 a gallon tor Linseed
all _(worth 00 cc ts) which you do
when you buy thl‘ paint in a can with
a paint label on it.
8 & 6 make lifitherefore when you
-x.
want fourteen g lions of paint buy
only eight gallonlt of L & M., and mix
six gallons of pm
You need only tourl lgIaliono pf},
M. Punt, ade th goons amount:
ed therewith to ‘paint a goods
house.
Houses paint with these paints
never grow aha by. even after is
yevil-lees celebrated paints are sold by
Comatoch, Watki s at Dow. South Nor!
walk; Hubbell It Staples Hardware
Company, Norwalk; W. S. Guyer a
Son. Weatport;
Southport.
, I .. m, ,-.
Ni ‘1; ‘it .,
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his?
‘rri ..
‘ ,3 art. ~
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it‘s? -
gunfire“ mug"; ..
aI.. , ,...,...
.34: ,
s1
PO
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nuke-.-
5-. l i
- ammunition, York city..uondsy.
ud Mrs. R J. Com- hi
it". be given a rinsing
linseed oil with it.I ‘
~B££d=e ' ‘
soup- n..-
8.20le NEW! INC LAII ..I‘............m.....
NUtNI .PllNG LANI ..
a -.o nae-oaso-assar.aconnu
call-plats... recs-en... oval-accept ----- Inocula-
~3H0flDGOODS— ' r ,
riiuAuouau aunauaaa..........._. ..... ..ttcis.
Ina .. an ass «gonna
NIAWII "W" ‘
M»
"Miss Carrie 8 Emuley. a thport.
A large number of Norw hr people
went to Brldg rt, yester y. to at-
tend the Old the Week oblatlon.
—pr. Fall Ypamn Der-bps. o'urien.
Ital 0pm munitions rot-NW“!
strut. . has - ummiiville
and Courtland. N Y., where she spent
the glimmer.
Cim‘fl‘ Heath. or West Mala It
has hogan a course of study ot'ga
Packard Business and Commercial Col-
lege, in New York.
ThaConmtlcutI Military cademy int
East avenue. wiliirabpan aide
Santos»:
be Milt ill
lurc‘ styled”? .FIL {taker w Iha
pinned Mrs. Harry eleiu. and
doughter. Martha. oi W‘xgward ave-
nue have returned from a visit with
relatives in New York.
——We have every thing you need in
kitchen det crockery. glassware. tlIl
:aéehwop eii ware, etc. M. S Smith
0.
Mr. and Mrs. Haviland, of New Ca-
naan, have moved to Norwalk where
they are employed in the American Cor-
set and Clasp Company. I,
Mrs. Sarah Starr, who has been
spending the summer with her sister.
in South Salem. N. Y. has returned to
her home in South Main street.
—Naw Knox Darbys. 0' Brien.
Mrs. Eleanor c. Smith is airing ex
telisiva repairs to her 'l‘ay r avenue
property. by palnn ng. and 0 ng the
filmed and qthorw lmprva pg the
Miss Mary (dear, of Rt ersidc ave-
nue, Westport. is confined in her home
with a broken .snkle. having. tell in a
Norwalk cemetery, while attending a
funeral.
vDrygoods and notions of all kinds.
corner of Connecticut avenue and
Cedar street; also messenger service
to New York. orders left t Coleman’s
and Magner's stores. A. .Eills.
A 1). Ellis. who conducts the dry
goods store in Connecticut avenue and
Cedar street. has engaged in the Ines-
senger bu inéss between New York end
South No walk ..
—Come and see .John Gsrsla the
Cuban midget catching 114 straight
games. on the Decker FleldI Labor
Day morning.
Na. endure. Charles 8. St. John. of
Elisabeth street. are entertaining Miss
Kate Cook. .of Hagerotown. Maryland.
and til en Haulenbeck annu're of
White latnn. N. Y. .
Mrs. Henry Olmstend and Miss Jes
Ito Mead. of New Canaan. attended.
Wednesday. in Norwalk, the wedding
of Miss Lavinia Chamser 'to Frank Un-
derivigll Ph. D. Yale College.
A-Iistest Style Rail Derbys. O'Brien.
.ptiss Birdie Wahner is spendinga
week's vacation at. the residence or
Mrs. W liam Show. 26 Monroe street.
Miss Wahner expects to return to her
a Clitlorda E. Judaoat formerly 0! South
Norwaik. spent. n fen hours rln this
city. yesterday., and tort fontNorfolk,
this morning. Mr Jud‘Iion has been
naming two weeks' nation at Block
9
John McCormick has resigned his
position at the ethos of the American
Paper Pail and Box (‘ompsny office.
audwvz'hlil be connected with the stores
0 am P. Beers in No wal and
South Norwslk. ,. .r. .5; k3
v—We have the nobbiest line or hilt
moreerlaed skirts 89c upward. M. s. ’
Smith & .Co' '
Mrs Frances Eaton will render a
solo at each service tomorrow at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. In
‘36 dnlOmi‘Tlg “Jesus is Mine." by
by at t to evening servos. "Still.
limiter.
still With Thee." hast:
S. S. TillOlSOD
-I*-» \,
ANNUAL OLEAI‘ANOI .ALI 0'14
Trimmed
Millinei’y
Also grad induction iii ,Ready-to
Wear and Untrlmmed Hats.
youraiagdiats and Veils rental
HOOD. AWITMINT 0F LINEN
AND 0013K HATE:
so lashlsatos sneer
scum Rodents
Conn.-
bent/it of evil- Sawmills“
Everything 'Sp’ to ‘flrt‘usoal
standard' In qitalrfy ‘ ‘
...... . ...... ‘Ilo auadclb.
.0cur‘locib.
........I.....;scrs.
...-ro-
Iaooyaliaooil oo-
FA:
8M8?
Walt.
loosen up. 1.
”an..." nous
u.-¢a.)e.--,-~-.uouoeu use. o-aaLoe‘
Iaavlaalaooa [coho-A
DEMONSTRATION or
LA Gaseous COBSETS.
”,llrerc are a number of good ;*
leaturcs about La Grecquc cor- I
sets that cannot be told of .in
type. I lt.nccds an exhibition to
properly show them and such an
exhibition is now being given.
La Graphite corsets are made
to set off perfectly the styles of
today. With them, long rounded
graccftil' lines are assured to the
figure .
~0ur demonstrator will be glad
to .‘IilOW you these corsets
(tlrcy'vc lwcn sold here some
years) and give you the benefit
of her knowledge.
Second floor.
UNDERWEAR
. Kniitcd corset-covers that will
prevent many an illness by keep—
ingmre warm on chilly evenings.
Fine-ribbed cotton. . bleached
a pure white, high neck. long
or short sleeves ,-—-25c.
Merceriscd cotton, high neck,
long sleeves ,.-—50c
A small lot of umbrella pants
trimmed with lace for twclv-c and
a- -half cents each. Twenty -fivc
cent kind, but with little imperfcc -
tions 12%c.
Right aisle, front.
NEW HOSIERY.
Some of the new {all stockings
are here already—and more will
come faster than there ll be room
to advertisc' em.
Handsome ones of lisle. with
fancy stri res, embroidered ankles,
or in rice ed patterns,—50c
Some all over lace lisle stoclo
lugs and lace— ankle stockings
with double ll(‘ti and toe. fast
black ,.——25c
Otic special lot with lace pat-
terns running clear to toe. 1203c.
Left aisle, trout.
OUR CITY HALL
etched on a tumbler is as char—
acteristic a souvenir of Old Home
Week as you can ask. l0c., 3 for
25c.
Near main stairway.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
- Bridgeport. Conn.
EM FISH
W 1M We 6
:9 on
- .awoaorIaI-r
warn Hauaur,
. summon.
aLuamsH.
. waaxeran.
stLvea use.
"FLUKE.
LAKE wmrerrsu.
GERMAN CARP.
nouuo CLAMB.
LONG cams.
we WVEQ‘S
carribubnoss.
East End of Washington Street Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
Specials. Specials
.,LOOK AT rum:
Green Corn, 20c dos.
Bananas, 20c dos.
Sweet Potatoes. 50c pk.
Boiled Ham, 30c lb‘.
3 lbs. Chopped Beef. 85c.
. . Pot Roast, 10c up.
Chuck Steak. 100 lb.
Forequarters Lamb_10c lb.
fit” lamb. Its no.
.IWhole Hams, 16c lb.
We merandmano
wig: in best amounts
inbred it. odi- pang—brat
Males- ‘ -
0
‘ I
. r4
3
end!
W‘Dtivld Kennedy's
Now’Me‘dlclrie
It minim m hialthto liver and
cures bliioua cello and con-tip 'Dp. David
Kandy-muslitwmmmla monsoon:
of my long caper-lance uafhydoisa amt purges
aadlaouidartttavgremtuhtavmentotmltte. '-
Writ,- Iva-w Oates“ mertlsnmdy Bow.
. for a l". .W We MRI.
it. on. All drugs int-I
. but only one Dr. David Kennedy-mime
t, 00on iflngrtnn.N. Y... and bum yon
anal-last medicine; Cal-curs .Iomnt.
in
For the Kidn
aLionr and lend.
WWW,
POPULAR Anussr‘usurs.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one WEEK. couueucme MON-
oav censuses 1.
The Marion Francis
. ComDanu.
AND coucsnr osouearsA.
Management Gee. K. Robleaon.’
Marlena Dally Beginning Monday.
Specialties between each set.
Monday ‘MltiMIr-IT00M0'I Pard-
We.
Monfiy loaning—The Texas air-l.
anatomic 20. us.
. Matinee Prices to and 20 canto,
0a aooount of Monday being a Holi-
day the ladies“ tickets are issued for
Tuesday night
Cloaks and Furs.
Thefvolumaot oiu‘ lirrslncds last sea-
son wp‘s such as to Intiract a great deal
of attentionvln the trade. Our line
was really great, but spurred on by
past achievements we have this fall
produced a line of lndlcs' Suits. Cloiks.
Skirts, Waists and furs that is far in
advance or what we have ever had.
M‘falior made a specialty. coma and
see. .
skosrquAm eraser.
South-Imus?“ . ., _ . . . cw
1MB SWIM!
35ng resume as...
0! Silk. Chid‘on and Chenille shapes
oryriv Fall visa also a Ins snort
input o( W‘ tuwIaar hlata is felt. in-
" \M
eluding ypuy'd . rabloatylea for
Illness and Child . School hats at
ov‘ip‘ricu. . it
‘ Oi
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev- W. Woi'ford .DIncan. pastor——
0::wu. nr.. Sunday iii? ornlng class; 10: till
a. m. communion; rvice; 12 m., on-
day school and Men's Bible pleas: :80
p. m.. Young People‘s. meeting; 1280 p.
In.. pi-caclring' The Story of Nanruan."
Special music. for the day will be; An—
them. "i Lay My Sins Oh Jesus; " solo.
“Jesus is Mine," Mrs. Eaton; anthem.
“Dons. Miseratprs;" MD. "Still. Still
With Thee," Mrs Eaton: anthem, “The
H It Loud. "
ast Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. ltev E. Cunningham. pastor.
—8unday services: Claus Ineetinx.
8:80 a. m.: Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper. 10:80 a. m.: Sunday school. 12
m.: Epworth League. 6:30 p. m.. lead~
er, Miss Annie Odell. topic. .'l‘he.(lall
Of Moses; preaching. by. the pastor,
7:80 p, In.
Sunday services at the A. M. E.
Church, Thomas ii. McConnell. pastor.
——l1 a. In. prayer and praise service.
led by Brother Joel Sphom; 12:30. Sun-
day school, conductcd by Brother 8. J.
Bell: 7:00. Christian Endeavor, led by
Pastor; 0:00. preaching by pastor. 'l‘he
pastor having been absent for two
months or more. now having returned,
it is expected that a great attendance
will be present to hear him. All are
welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwslk Congregational. corn
er West avenue and West street. Rev.
John N. Freeman. DD. acting pastor——
10:30 a. In.. Holy Communion, with
communion address . "Jesus in the
Midst," John XX. 19; 7:30 p. m., scr
mun topic, “My Burden and Yours.‘
Galatians Vl.. 2-0: 12 rn.. Sunday
school. Musical program will be: Morn-
ing. Organ Prelude in .0, Tours; quar-
tet. “O Come and Worship." Chand
.ier; Offertory, organ solo, l’aetorale,
Mcrkel; quartet, “thick of Ages."
Buck; organ I’ostlude. Lemalgre. Ev
ehing, Organ Prelude, Salome; quartet
"Return Unto Thy Rest." Allen; Offer-
,tory. organ solo. ’l‘home; quartet
"Shadows of the Evening Hour." Wil-
liams; Organ Postlude. Wild.
Music at the First Church. Norwalk.
tomorrow morning. Prelude. Pastor-
ale in (l. Theo. Salome. “Thy Bun
Shall No More (to Down," Brown: “it
is a Good Thing." (iouvy; Duet, “0
Let Him Whose Sorrow." Rubinstein;
PoatludeI Prelude to Fugue in D mi-
nor Mendelsshon. Rev Henry V.
neatly. of Hoboken will preach. No
evening service.
BAPTIST. ’
South Norwalk Baptist. West avenue
Rev. H. H. Carpenter, pastor—~10180 a.
m.. preaching by the pastor; special
music will include The Lord is My
Shepard. Mclt‘arren: Communion
Hymn. Back; 7:30 p. m.. preaching by
thL pastor, topic. “Man‘s Point of Con-
tact With Hell:” music. His Loving
Kindness. Brackett; solo. tenor. This
will be the beginning ot the winter
work of the church. and all should be
anxious to have a share in it.
. First Baptist Church, Norwalk. 1). W.
meeting at 10 a. m.: sermon at 10:80.
subject. "Porfeotion:" Sunday school.
at 12:00 m.: 1!. Yr. P. U. meeting at
0:15 p. m.: sermon at 7:80 p. 111.. sub-
lect. "l‘¢~arlessneas:" prayer meeting
at 7:80 Thursday evening. Seats
tree. A cordial welcome to all who
attend these services.
IPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom-
tlly l“. Humphrios, rector.»-—Holy com-
ruunion, ii a. m.: morning prayer and
sermon. 11 a. m.: evening prayer. 7:30
a, In
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church—Van
Znndt street, East Norwalk. .1. w
Davis. pastor. Communion and Love
Feast, 10:80: Sunday School at 12:
Loyal Workers at 6:15; roll call ser-
vice led by the president. Rev. F. S.
Alnsworth: song service at 7 :16;
evening sermon by the pastor 7:80.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
German Evangelical services are
conducted every Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock in the Swedish Congregation
ll Church by the pastor, Rev. Charter
A. Brockmeler.
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission ~chular
service tomUi’i'ow afternoon at 3:15
o‘clock. Thesudrneetiuss are very in-
teresting. and ii of inspiration come
and enjoy the servlcey everybody wel-
‘IocHnIsTI'Ar‘t SCIENCE socrerv.
First Christian Science Society,
Nor Ik— lar Sunday service at
the ending oom. Masonic building.
5‘! Wall street. at 8 0- In. Su.bject Sep-
tthef' SIB" "Substance." Testimony
meeting; Wednesday. at 8 p. nl. To
both services the Ipubllc are cordially
invited. Reading room open to the
public each we'ek‘ day from 2 to 5 p. In
turmeric AMERICANS.
State President :. WJtlekerAnnoun-
a. «a .Nla Antwan“.
NEW lRflAlN, 85th It. ~State Pres-
ldent Er W. ‘Rlcher of the Patriotic 0r-
der sand of America. has announced
appointments as follows:
District president at large Alfred
L Thompson. New Britain: district
presidentsNDistrlct No. 1.1mrnprlainlg
camps at ow aven. Wil tam Appe
amuse trivia; disi'rict‘No. 2. .g‘rm-
camps in erd u and v.
lgelatin ‘ ll , Meddeii.
Iatrlct 18?}?8. Itouipr‘rslng camps, in
th Norualk. D flun- Beach South
NorwaIk: district No, 4 wafernnry
WI ‘1' Northe Fist-Alton: é;
a a
New Henri? state-phaiildin, John Beij-
cklag, New “9:.“ common erodes;
ttals. E. C. ofMIonggig;
”Bathe! Nam. mu Snow,
Waterbury auditing and finance
committee, 1" it?! us of New Minoan;
A‘. I." Wlliird 9' Men Md
Devi ”I,“ New oven:
2.
Talmagea Van Daren..putor-~Prayer day
, «.t. not outs! NEB'mw‘a
,‘0 3' till iltlmllrh .
'r .4
,‘ I“ 1” ”(Ha Did 51..
Iii-l. Ii'riitfi’» TU fr mu .,'3
.. .I.,,1
This time it’s the
odd lots and broken
size assortmenls ol all kinds oi Summer
Merchandise—Don burr them at a fraction of
their real worth—line picking fer Drudeirt
buuers.
i
J. A. Haste
.mr .
1' ll.
.6:
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t we
55 55 Washiniilon SL. So. Norwalk (3t.
Rotten
r~W «*WW
omt
:tfif"
HOTEL "anId REfiTAURANT
Under New Monamniehl. ' i
:1!“ I
won: omueas.‘ CLAMIAKEB’. are, at popular pi.“
Excursions nearly every day. . .
Danclng, Good Music and Special
‘WESTPORT.
School opens for the Toll term Tues
W W. Allen of Seymour is visiting
hero
Miss Arnold of New York.
guest of relatives here.
A s. iiurlbutt Jr. and wife are vis-
iting the parents of the( former here.
Westport (hangers visited Greenfield
(gauge last night and were entertain
Edward D Adams has
from a business trip to
tonI Mass.
E C Barnum has returned here
from a few days' business trip in New
York city.
There is no material change in the
rendition of Mrs. Franklin Batterson
who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Dertt Dayton has returned to
her home in Brooklyn after an ex-
tended vlsit.here ,wlth I.her parents.
The apparatus arrived home from
the Bridmort parade about 7 porn .
it was a great day tor when along
with the rest at their“
PHW Sherwood and his imported
Washl ‘M‘mwflh‘m” 33mm
idle .
’tlihuradsy.IHarrg . Masons!
Inc. . *.
George hole I”: even. more stun
ntng than the humus“ Mrornameht-
ed the foremaa's "W he earned
in yesterddy'epai'ad more at;
ways became George.
Thomas Quinlan was well in ovi-
deuca Thursday as chief Weshpofi' s
ilrerdepartment... The v rm Illed
the bill to the latter and the depart-
ment met with favorable recognition
in the Bridgeport parade.
There’s an ado in some quarters
is the
thirtieth here
i. Washing
over the refusal of voters in town 0‘
meeting asaernhied to accept the high--
why. improvedmy Messrs. Em) and
Asche. near their homes. There are
such things as patronage. and toasty-
lIsIn. No one knowing these gentle
Iiien will discredit their liberalltv. but
there are others not in an affluent cir-
sumstasscea. perhaps. all the more iib-
anal at times by. virtue of their con-
ditions. mThe extending and. improv-
ing ot.8augatuott avenue may have
been in the nature of a public bone
tit: it certainly was a personal one to
always
Arming. J. Smith. Prep.
the gentlemen: to. caution and It is not w‘
of
Attractions daily.
prompto- a termite avoid saddling it-
self with even-a well constructed high.
way. to be maintainedgthatis after
all chiefly an “93110.00 the enamel. '
of some mum-millionaire and rm,
ienslvely if ordinarily truvelot .
tutors Westport has been .
bly .actlveJn. meeting Dubli
merits in relation to good mull,
generous patronage prompts“ , ,
lack oi appreciation in this in ‘
---—--~—-'-‘—r-.
ADVERTISED LETTE
‘ The following .letters remain allot!!-
sd for at the following postoilloea kit
the current week: ..
South Norwalk. -Miss Stella Pi Bay-
ly. care of Mrs Martin: Mrs. I O.
Dutcher. R. Gilland. (2). Miss Annie ' "
Harris, Mrs. Hollon. :Mrs. Willie Irv-P
ing, Mrs. C. F. Murray. Mrs. C. elm-r.
stea‘d. Miss Osborn. Belle .lslaad. Eur
Pekey, Miss D. 0. Perkins..Belle Ill“.
Arthur Unfried. RobertWillhms. ., .. ,
Norwalk.-—Mrs. Robert A. name.
Miss Jeannie Mulligan, 028 Washington
street. Miss Grace‘Randolph.
Dr. Crossman’s $56:th
sAw ponies scanned Ilil aeolian
rout aLooo moo
Wk
._.—._.,
Captain Rayner Reports Havingl’m
Two Men Off Port Jeflersop. L. I.
new coupon. Sept. a—captain'c.‘ ‘
H. Raynor of the schooner Lillie Qt“
Wells. reported here this morning
sighting two bodies attest run: miles
northefit of the Old Field Lighthouse.
and live miles from Port Jefferson. Lil. '
The bodies are supposed to be theses!
a passenger and. a. member of the crow
Booth sunk by the steam r Whltp'py
ten days ago in II 80d til,
The bodies were theatre-timed
qhuarter of a mile apart.
the New. landed schooner. John .
5,
Norwalk Chronicler