0-, tannins ii. 31. born and. William
on one our snare->—
ai_ attic subordination
. unit of interest in East Norivoiit Illi-
idlnail Vote lining .Oast '
't ”wk—.....-
volition clot ions in T a Norwalks liasntni'oft in a pleasant manner.
the rink] ver the d vision question. an effort of all parties. eithv
'qtain‘at: to get out the largest \‘iiil'
in. All workers ergosterol- party.
ed with the reauitrl‘ tlicir illil
1. In the South Norwalk liisil-i
lid for which ever sillc.
"s. it was apparent i‘rolu
. “will“: gl'catimzljority
i was. lfiti.
l of. Norwalk voting plnr
especially jubilant. its
no vote for the oldt
wan liliuoutllcdly doc, to his tire
ill that notwithstanl
’ \ V
TH NORWALK. ’
aik District,
, ‘ There were nor. ballots cast, a
is number four ballots were to about “3m”... 1,). women voters. Eleven
,il 0t! were rej ted. as they w
Qfie.i6fili"élec‘ti£. Nine of t
Wattle; There were four
that Will Republican and 1.)
8.52.1.9?“ of the coun iii
a oxygewdwnrd J,
hill, 'oi'i' . Haiiol-k. E
, HUB district it) .
sjiwas scram
ocratil- ballots ill the same envelope.
. 13. Stevens and Marshall Prescott.
strict of East Norwaik.
v,‘
31.;an ’i‘MEN.
5 v ,
.. South 3 ‘ count ”DEER“. The total vote for the
, , tiq , . . I , ’ Norwaik. Mill-{width 'I‘oial two candidates for mayor figures 837
“an,“ Iawrencelr , -. 3 ,2“ 111 . it?" and tllat for Stephen S. listch for
guut'B‘ St Jo . r" ... --------- :96 It)“ 9:“ water commissioner, on both tickets
’ ‘ ’ " """ ‘ """ 1,38 ‘ 4“ ‘ 8%.". was 865-. It was at first thought that
" '“""" """ “ . ~“ there must be some mistake In the
. "‘ ”‘ 2' - 2 count but the counters finally agreed
‘JI '- v. \ 2' TOWN TREASURER. . t I (m "It? ahqfe vote. 1
L lhurd H. Golc‘ n, (1., ........ 258 11 run The highest vote cast on the Repub-
.rbcrt R, Smit , r.. ....... . 1 1 been ticket was for James Paul 567.
, . TOWN CLERK. The highest on the Democratic ticket~
Hm S. Beers“ ' ' 535 . “0 “5 on,» for Vititlell iiodwcll for council-
‘s"bert R Smil r 1 1 mm" 431‘
' ‘ ’ " ""-";"""‘""" H _ l Yesterday afternoon the Sentinel
LQLLELIOROP i‘AhiaS. predicted that. the average majority
Based Bodwel d., .....1..£.... ..... . 251 ii 292 of the Republican ticket would be 130.
. ., ......p..“..........‘. .1 . 1 1 liwu3137.
(JONS'i‘ \lJiJSS The straight Democratic vote was
. I we I 10:; ' "i 225 and the straight Republican vote
i r$.r.....- """ Fill: 1” Z" was Still. There were 137 Republican
nfiu' l,’ "'"' ' ‘ " 333 ill 1‘; tickets which were straight with the
, ‘ ~. w " 3.)” it 3:”. cxception ofthc vote for councilman.
, " """ 7 """ f‘" ‘ 7 John E. Paul who was not. humiliat-
4:13;]? :1“ Wgfiead" “““ fit} '1' . {:9 ed this year by the Republicans was
~ b rt.N fmeH-lmysé';”“”“”‘ """ ‘ " ‘ § ’ ‘ 3% put on the Democratic ticket,and ran
, e ' ‘ ' ." ahead of that ticket anti was next to
"him“ “anthem“: i" ----- -' 1 1 Wilfred Bodweli or Paul polled no
31 nt.t.13rundagc,r.,GRND . { ‘I 1 “mm ‘ ‘ ' ‘
. , M7,. A JLRUI s. . Ma or
niel Dunlop. r.. ......... ........... not; III 644 (I‘harlcs E. now. rny ' 525
391;! “8 gain? in. .d... ............ if}; It‘ll]! 3:: Edward F. Knapp. d.. 318
a. as , enn ugh. ., ............ 1. - ' ‘ Treasurer
‘Mbert 8. Merritt. d.. ............ . 249 .12 use Matthew 110mm. n, ' 521.
battles F. Haliock, ...... _1 ' Minot 8. Smith, d.. ‘ 350
car/w, Raymond . . . ........ 1 collector,
rge E. Curtis . 1 _ .Ilurlca Paul. r.. 581
' = . ASSESSORS. Edward W. Kelley. Jr., d.. 304
. ankiin A. Tolles,r ...... . ........... ' 536 111 int; ””9“ Bi’dwell' ‘L ‘ 1
decree w. Stevens, r. ..... 51m 110 645 , ‘3"! “Wm
g - _ or ... .iobn J.-Goodwin. r.. 508
James Iii. Lane.d, _...io , 41 ...ii _
r ujrluow ..... 1 “Riv Adams- ‘1» . 3r“
A " ~ ‘ ' BOARD 0'“ RELIEF- Charles A. WateArgfirTn 526
James E. Stevens, r.. ...... 535 111 . 046 Henry C. smith. 2nd. :1. 349
Will ‘ 7.}. hit-Hugh,- d,, “. . . . . .j. . . . . . .. 250 41 291 ldcpoctOr of Elections,
Will am J. Kahlua, d.,’....... ‘ . 250 , -I1 291 William C. MilIer. r.. - 53b
mgegvifitlch’d. . . . .. ............... ‘ 1 ' David Bernard. d.. ‘ 345
eaju 'eran, 1 Regiatrarofvoters.
‘ n . w . AUDITORS. n'iiiianéf‘g Titillilgmiy'ir” 3::
.. r'r . chi-y . m .‘nl,l..
.gmgltligo:d 35301 1:11 egg 5‘ h gi:lirt%°mmi“i°flri 86
.~ ' " ‘ "‘ .. H " ‘ep en . it c. 1'»
E HIGH §LHOOL LUMDH'I l‘hl‘i. Tre.'urer of wa‘er Fund,
i ht. r.. .. ...... . ... 540 114 1154 Edwin Wilcox. r.. 522
Bell, 1-... ..... . ..... 538 ill 65?. MinotB. Smith. d.. 353
. , “Simona, r.. . 539 iii 553 Street Comminioner,
Blanchard, d.'.............., 249 ii 1590 Girard H. Weed, r., 525
William i. Stevens. d., 250 11 291 lsauc G. Hamilton. d.. _ 350
- ‘ .. SCHOOL VISITORS. on I B . founciimem ' ,
awry—John 8. Light. r............. 538 ill . 55:: l'u?;eismo;%ri;fi. r _ 3:;
3. care—George S. Kendall; r.. 538 113 551 William R. Thom'psonr 53‘
fl-‘Ablttthar Blanchard,“ d.. ... . ’50 ' 41 291 Vennnrln A Scoflcld I" N 483
mm . Arthur A. Graham, r.. ....... 538 lit 552 GeorgeE Gartain r! " 515
* uni-“Edwtrd Barrett d.. 249 M . 290 V ' ' ’ "
.v ,, .7. ET“ ltd) r y . 540 113 55% Thomas Robins. r.. 493
‘ quail I Ital-via ry' " 510 114 11.4 “2‘1"9dAB°§we“,;d" 431,
your; illism 1. Stevens. d.. 250 41 291 3:13:38 9; “”513, “A" d’ 33%
year—names Y. Hoyt. d.. 250 41 . 291 . .- - -.
. . W . 1 William J. McHugh. d.. 342
Tilt Gr halel‘ . ...... - .......... l “inuam “y. Comsiock. d.. 353
u L cavanwh’ ' I ' I REX I‘tl'lv‘RARS OI \ 0 i hit“; .Iobn E. Patti, d" 410
i . C " ’ " ‘ 1. S. Milton Stevens, _r., 1f
, Nmalkdfistrict, . ' ' .
inmates A. Walters, r.., .......... 535 no 515
Nahuatl: District.
. Gorhm r........ ........ 5.5 111 5
D‘ist‘iict. '
, . Smith. d.. ......... 252 42 294
II: District,
in): L. Luudquist, d.. ...... 251 41 292
TREE W ARDEN. .
71a sis-r ahsrbutl‘ Lt. honours-rationing
. Oct. 6.~Edw‘ard ,Day.
rday, charged with
{Ivonne-amt- .vCollrLon eleven counts otztholt.»
I
l a tutti, Mayor Charles
Norrie can:
1 mkondnfentmlitm‘ or Meridian; and is charged with buy-
My and irresponsible)“. ing stolen silver from Booth.
= "_’tilebo‘x.wouidtie mic-”Mi
Yorkthil wfi tobepx'. DIETING lNVlTEB 1
. . p 7 justice Tear-c Dysp‘cpstuicr ind ,
and «cope ~ 1- necessary to live
‘ and .. mm
, Mannheim»
comes an mummy-tn dim
ww~ cashier ,
dines, in Soon inrwatl
i~0llarlos if. Dow [looted
Mayor. by, .a ‘ Majority of
of Councilmen was Chosen
lld iuilkc the best show-
Norwulk. lilltI the organi»
o \Vt‘l‘t‘ litlti ballots counted
Aided. by I't‘fli-ilifl of tho I'll-
or town division was not no
in South Norwuik. Repi‘esclitir
n ticket. ill view of the strong on
it against it, reached 0 votes. Mr. Donovan wanted it, on
lg the rubric of three Workers for the
‘ allots was deposited in the North
. box. in the Fits torwalk District the opponents to the
old, in the South Norwulk District. Of
all city ticlwts, and did not count lll
Wele Republican tickets and two were
his ballots. someone In their anxiety having
card was William A. (Illmn, Jr.. and the
Frederick L. Northrup, William J. Mulvi~
was a total of 243 votes cast. The total vote of built
V -, . ' '
'u':
.. ...“. ...—— ' ‘
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 6.v—-Etlson A.
in boy. who «marinated launcher Brantord. a jeweler at 158
Meadow street. in this city. wanna.
gi‘mber. of burglaries terday bound over té’the ‘Bupertillir
9
Ice of Peace Henry ,Boi- waived examination and the bond was
ml!!!-
atom!
: Party Captured All the
i77. and Republican iioard
‘ There was a total of 93‘.) envelopes
given out at the polling place of the
City of South Norwalk in Havlianll
street. of ,this number Moderator
John .. Clinoo rejected twenty-nine.
twenty-six because the persons who at-
telnpted to vote them did not have
their names on the voting list in this
district, one because the would-be vol-
l-r lived outside the city limits. one be-
cause the envelope had been mutilated,
and one straight Democratic was
was thrown out because the envelope
had been left unsealed.
When the counters. David Bernard.
Charles N, Smith, William C. Foote
and Owen A. Riley. hogan opening the
envelops‘ which was a slow operation.
it. was found that someone had cast
three old town Democratic ballots in
the box. and these were also thrown
out.
'I‘Wo were rejected because they
bore marks of identification.
The clerk of the counters was Thom-
as Francis McMahon.
The total vote for Charles E. Dow
for mayor on the sheets signed by the
counters and moderator was 525 and
that for Edward F. Knapp, was 348
giving Dow a majority of 177. The
moderator John (luneo stated that live
ballots had been rejected after the
the Soprano court. . _
a ‘ ~ , . l , . ,
smut lynos Easily. Wits
milliliter Members of
S. lianforti and” Jacob
titan Ivoraoeiiailltii
ed tiff Without bottom
The gentlemen who counted the b
lion for each of lltil-l' i loll-dates.
The vote follow:
Winfield S. IIilnflli'J ................
Jacob ll. Rilylllolltl ..................
Jacob ll. Raymond ..........
“'i'niicltl S. Hutliurd ................
Louis W. Ll-onurll, r.
First District.
Third District,
John’Kcogh. d.. .' ............. .
SPENT MORE THAN $1,000.
C. Siiiiman's. Darts-n.
Japanese who was taken inchsrxe'
, ; fellow countrymen on Saturday. all he
was laboring under hallucinations of
-. ' a malicious nt‘nrc.'bns been taken to
an: . ., «2 , ‘ Springfield. A telegram has been re1
RIGHTSNQRCLAM BIGGER. Q celvedifront ‘Jacohfiuppert. wallow
new HAVEN. Oct. (Ir-The right of, beck. N. r.. to the effct that trout was.
clam diggers to operate along the S
West Kuhn lbOron to be brought up
in court thread: the arrest of Theodore
Router and Peterfiltsatnt. obtrzedavith:
, axial at noon. Honroa was arrested trespass upon oyster adsorbent-Pr. Del-
. autumn! Ibhfirrest of John Booth Lane at that point. For year: “I.“ I
clam (timeout! match all.“
West. ..flaven shore . have" . been» in‘ mo.-
troversy. in» court yesterdayhyw:
mat. no evidence was submittednud
the case wallow the court uncommon: ’
pleas. Attorneys for the dormant: >
any that thence probably will no to
employed by him as a bullpen
......-
*4
,: Mm crawl-ii Baikal
" ital-edict
v Limit:
illit As first | Selectman,
' Board Ate ,iliiiiitéili
.‘5Rdjlnond+floptibiioans
.. f Infield Piss-
wiiriiiy‘ 0f Mann
The results of the election in the Town or Norwaik were announced
shortly before 9 o'clock. last night.
As it result of tho lltlllotinl; Samuel Lyrics was
‘llll overwhelming mnjuitt.
L710 votes. thiiiclll S. Hllni’ord. thirty-nix. and Jo
As ti-conhctplencv (ii the disposition of the million
iickc‘a in the tield, the Republican and lieuiocriitic, c
ill-c was assured of clwrtlon.
The three ncw :ric illicit illc Messrs. Ly
llilcalise ol‘ the all-culled fusion tirke
lilting ct-ntcrcd lit the sire of the vote,
tort to pull a large \'l.t.l
feidilianilii w.
w son l
City réaiilll‘ot
elected ilrat aelectinlln by
ivud a total of
col) B. Raymond. 2.
of the candidates on the
very mnil who ran for of"
In the three. districts, he rcce
to be its mayor during the year
1904. Mr. Smith was the Democratic
candidate and was opposed to Captain
Howard J. liioomcr.
majority of 130 votes as the total vote
given below shows.
All six of the chu
tor the city council were elected, in-‘
eluding. David Gould. Wesley M.
lock. Frederick E. Ambler,
nos, ilsntord and Raymond. u“ lccclvedm
is the only interest in the but.
The party leaders used every et-
nlid milnY‘mCli and teams were busy throughout
the day, gbttinu out Iiil.‘ voters. The party Icadera or the First District
made a particular effort in this direction.
sillcrably easier to r llllil because of the tickc
wcrc announced an ilillll earlier. Then there w
liver the results in thc Third District when there was
over the count. The ...illi-iaia at the town house could not to
tho count of soil-cit um and tirst sell-ctmun and this ~l‘0t-‘tlli0tl in taking the
ballots Ililt'k to tlii- ‘hlid District to Instrhightened out. ,
,chiorday‘a ilcl 11.31) was almost without incident worthy of mention. The
ballot booth tenders in the First District gave out 1,225 tickets. ’l‘wclity-flVe
llcpoaited in tin» ballot tux were mutilate
ly. ()ne Republican ballot had every nunu‘ scratched off and a Do
ballot Ililti all llililll‘~' rt‘ltllt‘ilt‘tl with the exception at six.
allots in the First District wcro Mod-
erator Joseph A. t‘nl I ll .. Registrars Bernard C. Fecncy and Francis Leonard.
John \V. Curnow. (‘Illilii‘n E. Curtis, limliaru Tully and Elwurll J. Finnegan.
The name of Siiillll vi Lyucs appeared on both the chllb
crotic tickets. Jul-oh ti. Raymond's nilne appeared on thci
undWiuticill bi iialli'olii's on the Democratic, ticket.
Herbert R. Smith. l. r town clerk. William A. Curt
alldSlllncy (.itltiiric int tax collector were put on both tickets.
blicau candidates
This year the ballots Were con-
tll in‘tho lit-ill and tho results
all not the delay as last year
it misunderstanding
ii at that time
James 1“. iiail.
One ot‘ the hardest lights of the day
was over the omcc of city treasurer
and treasurer of the water fund. Wil-
ilaui E. Montgomery. the Democratic
candidate. was the victor for both of
are Smith and Mont-
gomery were the nly Democratic can-
didates who succeeded in being elected.
James 11‘. Hllli had a close call for the
honor of being a city councilman. Had
two voterscliangeii their tickets cor-
rectly, Josiah W. Briito, who received
the largest vote for the Council on the
One ot the voters referred to
scratched the name of James E“. Hall
and wrote .1. W. Britio instead of Mr.
B hide (all name as the law requires.
'1‘ e other Voter piaccd Mr. Britto's
name opposite the position of water
commissioner. instead of opposite the
name of some councilman candidate.
David Gould was honored with tho
highest vote for the council.
ccived 584'votes.
(1. Two men voted rather peculiar-
iicun and Demo-
tcpubllctm ticket
is. for town trollsurcr.‘
it is it rc-oiec-
I*‘IllS’I‘ SICIJEC'I‘MEN.
Silmuci Lynl-s ...................... 1,173
ills nearest competi-
tor for this honor was Major Nibloek
with 571 votes.
During the day 266 straight Repub-
lican and 242 straight Democratic bal—
SEIIECTM EN,
Siluilici Lyncs ..... . ................ .
QEUI'DYISOS was the over-
whelming majority given Ferdinand ls.
Smith for mayor ovcr Captain Howard
The latter consented to
the use of his name at the
hour in order that there might be a
chliblican‘s panic at the head of the
ills own party dill not accord
him the support that was due him.
for the city trcusurership
and treasurer of the water fund was hot
all day and as a result William E.
Montgomery was a victor over Henry
I’. Price for both of these oflicos.
ycnrs past Mr. Montgomery's name has
been placed on the Democratic ticket
but. he has made no effort to be elected.
taking the nomination as a matter or
accommoution to the l
were different. howev’c
sous determined to have him elected.
if possible. and how well they succeed-
cd is shown by the figures. .
Mr. Smith had 110 posters over Cap-
tain Bloomers name. and Blomer had
eighteen over Smith.
name was scratched nineteen times
and Illoomor‘s nine times.
treasurer. William E. Montgomery bad
seventy‘nine pastors over Price, and
Price had eighteen over Montgomery.
Seven ballots cast out as being mark—
cd or mulltated. One Republican bal-
had every home
Levi Hilliford
TAX ('Ul. Inn. 1 Oil.
Sidney Guthrie ............. . ........ with
TOWN CLERK.
liorbcrt R. Smith ................... l.2iti
TOWN TREASURER AND TREASURER OF THE TOWN DEPOSIT
h‘tflltitli. l-‘liNIl,
William A. Curtis . . ............. . . . L216
1. ' GONS’I‘AIILES.
Ilobcrt N. Mort-house. r. . . . . . . . . . . ..
'i‘llomnu latntborlltlid. 1'. ...... . .....
John G. Iii-undone. r. ................
ltl‘ynii Ii. Silk. ll. ....................
’l‘llolllas limit. d. ....................
Anthony C. Clinco, d. . . . . . .......... .
Will'rcd W. Morris-on. d ...............
AUDITOR. '
this year. His
BOA Ill) 0 I" RELI El“.
'scratchcd except
Water (.‘ommissloncr.
The total vote was as follows:
Howard J. Blomcr, r..
Ferdinand B. Smith. d..
City Treasurer,
i-ioury P. Price, r..
William E. Montgomery. d..
Tax Collector.
Addison A. Belts, r..
William Mitchell. d..
William S. Wilcox. d. . . . . ............
‘ GRAND .ll‘llOltS.
Charles I". Hililot-k. r ................. .
Oscar W. Raymond. r.. .. ......
Gmrge E. Curtis. 1'..." ..............
William I“. Mather, ll .................
George II. Wurdwrll. d.. .............
Andrew Leary. d.. ............
ASSESSUR.
‘Ebcuczcr II. l-‘illow, ......... 1.213
George w, Fitch. r.. ........
James Sutherland. r. h d.. ..... LE 9
Dudley E. lioyt. r .............
SCHOOL VISITORS.
Arthur C. Whrcirr, r ........... . .....
John J. Cayuliugh, r. & ll., ...... . . . 1.192
Leo Davis. d.. ...................... . .
REGISTIlAIlS.
462
Francis Iit‘Ullill'tI. r.. ........ ..
Bernard 0. ii‘wucy, d.. ..... .
Second District.
Frederick S. Lynn. r., ....... .
Daniel Keogh, d.. ............
(Yliarles E. Curtis. r..
Edward E; Gill‘IIiim, r.. Charles A. Burr. d..
512
‘37 aulsonlolmten millionth-lip.
512
516
571 —
584 ‘
541
480
370
453
479
314 .
396
472
525
421
523
421‘
507
436
he Water Fund.: :
. 473
484,
. TREE WARDEN. iriggfgle-lmmrum “-
Hickson W. Colc. r. & d.. ............l.216 ' "
» William M. Belts. r..
William F. Lockwood, r..
Wesley M. Nlblock, r..
David Gould, r..
Frederic S. Ambler. r.,
James F. Hall. r..
John A. Riggs. d..
Henry Matheis, d..
Josiah W.,Britto. d..
John E. Mead, d..“
George 8. Gregory. d..
John Malone..,d..
a 5 TWO FROM DEATH.
W. W. Baker. of Plainview. Nell... “Our little daughter had an almost
writes: “My wife sum-red from lungéfatni attack of whooping cough
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a,‘ bronchitis." writes Mrs. W H
number of doctors and spent over ‘19
000 without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope. A friend mourn-1:
mended Foley‘s Mount)! and Tar anti
thanks to this great remedy il saved
her life. She enjoys better health
inch she has known in ten years."
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Pleist-
ed’s drug store. South Norwalk, and .
land. of Armonk. N. \’.. “but. when all
other remedies failed, we saved her life
with Dr. King’s New Discovery.
niece. who had Consumption In mad.
vancod stage. also used this wonderful
medicine and today site Is perfectly
Desperate throat and
diseases yield to Dr. King‘s. New Dia-
covery as to .no other medicine on
Intatlible for coughs" and
501: and $1.00 bottles gliaran- .
Baxter. Trial-bottle:
Charleen. Charmer. r..
Nichol» Martin, d..
, ' ltitpectorc of Election.
John W. Greenwood, r..
John '1‘. Hayes. 0.,
JAPANESE TAKEN T0 new HAVEN teed by Frank H.
NEW HAVEN. Oct, ii.—K. Mont, 1%
. . 1.. . “ W -
FELL FROM SECOND STORY.
WATERBURY.
fibril painter of this city. tell from .
a ladder at the second story or the
"building little corner or Harrison not
line and Exchange Place yesterday. He
Wait tannin the hospital unconscious.
but the surgeon in charge reports that
he will probably recover.
The an 1%:
. magnum“-
George array. 11.
. Treasurer of t
Henry F. Price, r..
William E. nonigomery, d..
nasccn‘iu FALL Coma.
Fall colds areilabie to hang on all
winter leaving the moi ,
his, bronchitis or. mqnmwon.
cy’s Honey and Tar cures quickly and
preveata serious results.
reliable. Mariano tested, are and cure.
. contains ”opiates and will not con-
ctlpate. 5 . Sold at, .Plcilted‘l drag
. store. 8011:“ Norwdlk. and A. C.
_, man’s; Barton.
souosn‘iillilecta fl ll. .
, occurm:ulnn..ou ‘
moves! at tbeJlinnosQlfij
pneumo-
ONLY cuss—roll ova "Polk. ,
-‘ Fol-
lt Ilnld and
Bill"
‘ .O
derivation. '
39.; Oct. 6.4This
it yesterday. 61
town Mt’WB
., '0th beta: fist-rel “Theron.“ no vote
‘FOR S
IIOT WATER HEATING
jln‘lnuaaa A WARM HOUII, DAY
AND molly. in coma“
WEATHER.
send for Catalonia and investigate '
for your-cit.
tortoil ll Lidtiei'fltlitil Company.
on LIBERTY STREET.
NEW. itQRK-
n. thorium noun
(incorporltod).
in .nt... . ,lyl‘m‘ '.
and Sanctum. ~
Leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 6:00 p. In. ‘
mares Narnia. 'l‘liosdlv. Thursday
, and Saturday at 6:00 at. n. , .
Freight received from 7 a. m. to I 9. In.
_ W
.....1, .. --....
reasonable-db Quill”)! .;
note. sllvu.utchl._m: u-
nanimous arcing. "
56 WATER 51.. sunbeam”.
H nicotine.
’3’? 1*."
EAIT NORWALK, court.
gnu—ou—
snails emanation on race
or ALL KillinguctDOKlO
TO emu ‘
IATHINO Ann FIIHINO.
IATH HOUOEO 'ro near by on.
still
m’
capluumMa ; luroiuc. MOI.
lltiltstl‘lal 8%“!!! I"! W00.
, or twitlomt. ,
State substitution.” New"
York ”stiflinpcnont.
518 NV‘II‘QVWIQ
427
...-incl. ., ..’ ,2“ -
OFFICE, 12 IMW‘T.
Mortimer ‘e.L.I magi-am”
cit-ric- n. pow. Jenn Inuit-one
, . on thellm inflection,
Norwalk Chronicler