id“) BENTLNEL. .
4..."...
use. Kdissr and recession!
HURONYI JAN.9. r904.
dime Almanac for Tomorrow.
lilahtidewtltsm; t:.0itp in. I
Iliii' imlfiia tin. sets.461p in.
NINO IlNc‘lAlNlL TILIFHONE
. erlusmess disc's. i
delIsriIi ROOM.
. «Omit elites. Normals.
, WI IIIldInoI.
LIIIIo ass Psacsuassas.
I bill before Congress. Introduced.
’that he has a warm spot in his heart.
the recollection of the dreadful holo-
of amillsti oa uths ‘
s.eas it :in all tIIwino'r’s pleatins
when it Is remembered that. sir Lsnsv
don has not made this place his home
for the past year. It shown, however,
for it. and desires to see the Y. M. (J.
A. prosper. All praise to generous MI.
Laiigdon who bestows when and where
it Is needed
With our heads full of the possibfli;
ty of a war between Russia and Japan.
caust In Chicago. our many social du
ties and the thousand and one things
which occupy our minds at this t.me
by Representative Slayden, of Texas.
there bi one duty which should not he
proposing that the United states offer
forgotten. "last is to rcmcmber that
BALE. OF . ‘
Itsts Iosrii of "ninety dives Loos!
DruII Isis. RII‘Ird looks.
The ten arngglsts doing business in
The Norwslks have received within l
the past two or three days blank regis-
liy books from the state pharmacycuat ,
trauma and ill whith each sale or any .
one of live deadly poisons must be refit
corded under the new statute law I
’ When the law re trial; the re tra-
tlon of every sale at arsenic. It ‘-ych
itilne corrosive subli'fhate prussic acid
or cyanide of po.asslum wont into el-I
feet lastsiimnier. it was found that
the drugglsts had no books in which to
make the entries, although the act pro
vided that such books should be pro
vidod. These books which required
special ruling have now been prepared
and are rapidly being distributI-Iti
among the 500 more or less Connecti-
5‘ sot " ""4"” l“ "‘9 ““9“” b" the birds which live in this vicinity
‘ ""0 Russia .nd Japan should h“""ihave been without food for days in
m lupport 0‘ the other members It this bitter cold wcnther. The deep snow
ight possibly result In averting Will“ has covert it up almost all the food up-
.“I probably otherwise “my“ a most on which they depend and without
“hum,“ war, which will retard civ doubt many of them will be frozen to
lisstlon for yeais. Even though this death and many more starved.
country should have the strongest pos
Ilble desire to keep out or and away . A short time IKO.
‘ In the impending struggle it should mined the story of ti ulna ”tip state,’
not lose sight of its moral responsiblli who ahlniiled the wrous hours! New
ties in this matter. and the bill should come» the utorv from Brlilseport that.
"be hurried through both houses Is soon a man has built his house on the wrong
as possible and the experiment tried lot It would be thoroushly In keen
. it the United States failed to settle the ins with events for him to give out a
matter between the two countries In connect to move the lot Instead of the
. nterest there would be no harm done. house He wlll probably buy hiss
' 0a the other hand, should they succeed. postholes out of town. I
in straightening the matter out it would M_ ..
be something which would reflect the ”:2: 31:13.33: 5:? 33:“ Ea‘:;)::‘l;:
1 highest possible credit not alone on the It Id It i If th b _
'.Idll‘lsistrstion. but on the nation for. wou “u many props e e
all time. We freed Cuba for philan "man“ would keep on running—in:
.gtb'yl‘oplc .as well as Ielilsh motives. and Europe. ‘
W3 strong feeling 0' Sympathy which Bridgeport's board of aldermen haie
had for down trodden Cubs ream voted against a Polytechnic school for
the papers coil-
cut druggists. There Is a penalty from .
‘310 to Slob attached any failure to
comply with the provisions of the art
it Is understood an effort is about to
be made to t‘lllill'tc the law and that
pinsctutioiis would follow arty falliitcl
to 'keep an liC('lll"lilt round of the Bull” l
the route of tie piiicltnsci is re ‘
quired together with the residence.
tne date. the name of the article min i
chased and the quality it Is option-
al under the art whether a record ofi
the Intent of the purchaser is made.
Cnrbolic acid stiles do not have to bof
'iecordcd but there Is I penalty ill'?
tached to the giving of s fictitiousl
name or address. All other poisonsi
must be so labelled hilt It is not no-
(‘essary that a record ltc made of the
sales
The blank books which bate boiiii
furnished contain the laws of Connecti
cut and all other states bearing on tho
subjects. .
l
TODAY iN WALL STREET. 1
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ii.—-Coiioti opciit-tl
steady today. and aftctwards quiiklyl
advanced about thirteen points. amid!
some excitement. The market than bo-
tame irregular piiua declining a lit-
tie. and closed unsettled slid eight to
" ad more to do with it than anythln.
also If we were willing to shed our
blood for that purpose. how much bet
ter it would be If we could gain the
highest place in the civilized nations as
I fairinlnded peace maker
if they would prefer the Hague;
Court to the good offices of the United‘
f States it is as the bill says. "open to
I
.oottld not in any way be regarded a...
othusr than an act of the most friendly .
kind to both countries.
We sent a remonstrauce regarding
Kishinev and if we calmly stand by
And watch two fellow nations engugc
themselves in a war which will stop
no one knows where. without so much
- Is tendering our good oillccs we will be
everlastingly disgraced and eternally
.‘ Party lines should be dropped when
the peace of the world is threatcnctl
{and "the shadow of Armageddon hovers
‘ over the globe.
. OOUTH NORWALK
PLANT.
The Ansonla Sentinel being onlii
slightly mixed in the menu of loca '
. tloli. eicdlts the City of Nuiwaik with
owning South Norwaik's niiiiiit-Ipal‘
“tilting plant. The following editor-
. based upon the message of Mayoi
Dow and not Mayor Smith is. how-‘
ever, correct in other respects.
”Notwithstanding the fact that Noi- i
walk has found it necessary to expend'
[14,000 to enlargc its city lighting
lit, the past your and 85. 000 more to ‘
satahllsh the meter system Its mayor.
Ferdinand _B. Smith says in his an-
: tidal message: ’1 am Informed that in.
the annual report to be submitted hi
the commissioners it will be drawn
that the saving to the citl'
the institution oi its own stictt :
system has been almost sum
out” to pay off the otlginal cost of illt
i; When We considci tilt the (on
iflbnl connected with our municipal
Mil“ system it seems to mo tlitit
no one will uavo silliiclent tomcrity in
coalition the policy or advisability at
ilnlolpll ownership in this respect.
LIGHTING
W0 so excellent in showing in a fan
rIi considering the heavy extra
sea Experience in not a few rit-
ltll been that after a trial of eight
ten years the municipal lighting
fight has been. given up Success has
. n attained only under the most fav-
bls conditions. and by the most
pillous management,
‘zthat are controlled by political
». fl’corninand."
gift of Woodbury G. Langdml
_ with characteristic gener
subscribe $260 annually for
, _ toiheSouth Norwslk Young
‘ bid-lattes Association, is worthy
... .0 n
' iiotei Clifford
every night to it's utmost es-
Whyt Because the table is
"I’M in the stale. Also the
. the best. Every one who
‘ .pay it I high compll
sad wish they could remain long-
scans. mu.
‘ Proprietor. .
casinos sent. as.
1fii't- minutes at a later period.
fimalk is fortunate in being able ii I
such as few-
the city. There a progress for you in
an alleged progressive city
The world is listening anxiously fol
thi' sound of the first shot in the war
which seems impending bciwccu Rus'
sin and Japan.
MEN' 8 CHRISTIAN iNOUlfiY CLUB
for First Quarter or 1904.
Meetings of the club are held every
Sunday in the South Norwuik Congre.
gotlonal Church. beginning at l2:li'i<
and ending promptly at 1 o‘clock.
At each meeting there is a discus-
sion of some assigned ,silbjt-i-I. ’l'lit
members to whom the subject Is not
signed is allowed twonty minutes for
his opening address and an additional
Other
members ill‘t‘ allowed five minutes. All
arc froc to takc part in the discussions.
which are of an informal character. I
Membership consists simply in at-
tcttling the meetings. A cordial ill
viiation is extended to all who may
‘bc In on atctl II. the work of the club
The following program has been pre
pared whit ll if is hoped will be as ltl
th-cstliig as any that have prevailed ll.
January ltleho Christian idea of
Prayer. lohn l3. Isiwrcnrc.
.luniluiy l7~-~Thc Salvation Army,
(li‘ill‘fll! 8. North.
January 24.-— Mail's View in the Uni
verso. .-\bltttluir Blanchard.
January “l.'"tlllllll Wycliffe. Edgar ii
Lane.
February 7— War and
Clll'lrlllll'llifi l i 3 Hit lo in w (l I ll
Paul G R. Siltiiltse “‘21:: t ‘ s E u “I I“! too.
February lim'l‘hc Ullffllllrt‘llt‘tl TODAvIs QUOTATIONI.
C‘ has James P Piin'sclt . l .
February 21 Tho Public Schools Reported over ”"qu w re of M.
Tllttll lnfiucucc on Moiallty anti ltelig
eemalaadcreasi.
mm
fol-theshevedlsiitsstewodlpwltt
ten points higher.
WAl l. STREET. 10:10 I. in.—-The
iopening stock market ignored the best
tation manifested in llillilull before the ' "
uptniiig birc today aiitl advuitted
[smartly all round on a moderate vol-
umc of business There was no spec-
ilal feature but unlfornr gains of a free
lion were made throughout the list.
' WALL STREET. It a ni.—-Numor
. ,ous slot its made considerable progress
Item, ' and a reminder of this fact Subjects and Assignments for Meetings upward dug-mg the first hour's trading,
;Iind the demand was rather huge and
diversified. Western stocks as a
group were the chief centers of
sti'I-ngth. Si. Patti. Union Pacific and
Rock Island being conspicuously
bought Advances reached a point in
the above mentioned as well as in
l’illlnmhmlfl New York Central. Moxi
can Control. Wabash preferred, Colora-
do und Southern. Chicago Great West-
crn preferred. A. St. Loom and San
Francisco second preferred. Amalga-
mated. Coiorado Fuel. Metropolitan
Street Railway and Change l nion 'i'r»
action preferred. Nnahvldi; t‘iialtauuo-
all and St Louis and St. .lostph and
(trend Island first pioferred Improved
two points. Selling to realize caused
itllllt yi liilng before the ”button of
the hour.
with“: STREET Claims-Tho mar
lici became tiliil and sluggish fillilm:
the second hour. and prices y-cltltd
small fractions without any urgent
picssiiro to at". Southern Pacific jit-
ined thc list of our point gainers. De-
awtili It Hudson. l‘omlo. Si. Louis‘and
Wcsti-riL Pacific Milli. Mexicali (‘l'llll‘ill
:liflfl ties Molncs and Fort Dodge rose
lto‘ .2 and (Dieseland C C & St Louis
.llt‘: & Goldschmldt Commission Bro-
kers. Swim: at Cprbett Block, South
loll. George S. Kendall. Norwalk:
February zit—Thomas Carlyle as a Open High. Low. 1.30
Religious Teacher. .lolin H. Light. Amai Cop. W's,“ "I ,3 m...” m} y.
March fi—Henry Ward Beecher (Dr. Am C... &. Co. 19 19 ”I“ 13‘ fl
Abbott's Bookl. Gustavlus ll. Goodrich Am Cut 0“ ' 083. 2“,; 2,.“ is.” '
March l3"“’h"l l3 Religion. '1'“ Am "‘0‘ . “'4 8|]; at; 8" i
burrs and Essence? Russell it‘rosl. Am. L0...“ 17% 171‘ 17 ”I; l
February 20—-—Toisto|. Christian Am. Smelt. . ltldt, will “In,“ “I?“
Swartz , ‘ o of :I o.‘ -
Marth 27* TllcCllristluli Doctrine of “Lilli? "72* 15.2% 3.1" '71:?“
the l-‘utiirc Life George H. Vf)i4l)lll‘l-’.ll A. T & S, h." “7% 67% “7:5. “7%
“" w... ' ;\_ T. It 5 Po pf 89% 89% 89 till
FABWONS. . Balto. at Ohio. 791/. 7955 79a. nit;
l-‘ringcs are gmwlng tlei‘per and deep 31:}: “alllhlld: 513;“ (5%“ :3“ .335“
'0! cm. a N. w., ms 168 168 168
i Tears that do not wash the soul (.‘b, (it West. ‘5“ ill 15% 15*
hluckeu “-5): .Ch M I St P. Halt. lifl'lf. 1431/. 1431/,
If yotl‘ltl‘t' trouble-d with some oil Col p g l. 31 31 29 30%!
,‘oilr.fcot. try soaking them in soda'col' South. ‘ 17* 7% 17% ”a”
watch C.on Gas. 192% 19255 192% tom .
To change the shoes often not only Del & Hud. ‘35 “if, 13:, my, i
condiiccs to one's comfort. bill to one's Eric. 28% 33% 23% 23%:
hvulth as well. _ art... ist. pf.. 68 can 68 68% ‘
Floral trimmings In shades of yellow 1;..." Elec.. 173% "4% 173* 174*
taro among the newer patterns. Oil Lou & Nash. 103 mg 107% 107*
black grounds they are very effective. Met: 8t Ry. ' ‘22 122% 121* 123
if you would keep your teeth in good Mex chm. ' 12% ii 12“ 13%?
condition serve a great variety of food. , ill. K g 1"" 17“ 17* 171‘ 17%
Repeat a dish so seldom that it comes ' M. K. I: T.. M” 39:" 39% 39* 39* i
to the table with great relish. Mo. mmc. it: 92* 92 98% 3
Why doesn't some enterprising fruit N, y_ Central. 120% 1205‘ 120% 120%
merchant carry boxes of dates packed Ont. g West 31% 311% 21% may,
dalntily on the stems? He might .not p”, Malt. ‘ 26%. 27' 2mg 271,.
be able to carry them all the time. but pa“. R. R.. “3% 113% "I 113%
It would be gratifying to feel that one you Gas. 97“ 97* 951/. 91
could get such a luxury once in a Reading. 44% 45 44% i5
. while. Rock island. 23 23 229g 32 ~..
it‘ is to be regretted that so many Rub. Goods 183‘ 18% 18K lay.
young girls have such this heads of pom-Pm, ' - 48% 49 48% 48%|
hair. and there is to doubt but that Sou. n,_ co; 19* 19% 18% 1915,
many of them could be very much Bonny Go. pf 79 79 79 79
benedlted If they received the dam Tame. C'l ' 35% 33% 35* ‘35“
treatment Too many girls make “I9 Texas Pac.. 251/.» 251A 25 salt
or the big black ribbon bowsto obtain ‘Union Pm. pg, 39% 90 39% so
results which ought to be. obtained by U. S. Mather. 79$ 7% 7%
hygienic. insistent. although the hows u 8 nut g coma” n5 6% up,
produce an exceedingly :0qu and U. 9. Rubber, t: 12 list. It's.
PM” elect- U. 8. Steel. liliii iii-K to“ NW.
Baked sausage is I mod it til. 8. Steel. pf.. ms 5’! him 66‘“.
dish if one gets her oven hots *WM, 19% 191.. last. lap.
to italic it quickly and well. i mm 91.. 37 I'm :7 37k.
t-uuumhnmmhw West. it's set, at as in till
the top at the stove are more easily w... cam. 1751-“ 17% t1
prepared for breakfast than; those .IIANK ITATINI’NT.
which reach-e the me Pei-liar- it. Reserves, increase. 5,145,100
is because i am satin the Quill"! LoIIIJIcNIII. ‘ . 1.700
ingate late * a sit-hos .
isourii «onwaut.
Has proved to be I splen-
did tonic and builder in
the case of our little sev-
en-ye‘srsold. girl. Her
health was not It all sat-
isfactorystid she was pale
and thin. As soon as we
began to give her Lino-
rilne regularly, there was
a pronounced improve-
ment. and she commenc-
ed to take on flesh. and
the color returned to her
cheeks. She is now fully
recovered. and as happy
as a lark. One of our
younger children recent-
ly caught a severe cold.
but .Linonine affected a
prompt cure. Parents
should not deny their
children Linonine. as it
is such an aid in restor-
ing and preserving their
health—Ford H. Ander-
son. Jr.. 55 Jefferson Ave-
nue. Danbury.
At all Drug Stores—25.
so cts.. Si.
RUSSIA'S Bic EXHIBIT.
ST. PETERHURG. Jan. 9.—-Tho Ruh-
soiiii commission for the St. Mule Eli
position has planucd a gcncrsl scheme
for an industrial and commercial ex-
hibit anti a govcriiiiienl pavilion. The
central featuri- of the exhibit will be
I gigantic statue of Ycrmak (the great
Cossack chief). by Professor Bukiess
hen. surrounded by glass showcases
containing articles of gold and silver
wurkmansbip. all under a grcnt tent
rcstlng on It coloiinndc. The tcnl will
be surmounted hi an immense double
headed caglt- Among the exhibits will
be rcprcst-ntatloiis of the mining in
diistry and the Siberian Railroad and
panoramas of "11' petroleum industry
and Crimean and Caucasian scenery.
included in the exhibits in the govern
monl pavilion will be antique tablc
Ml‘l‘Vltt‘ belonging to the Csnr
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Jan ctr—Arrived ll‘itr-
meals from Glasgow.
VICTI IRIA llOiEl
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Avp.
T J. SULLIVAN.
PRODRIKTOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and‘ newly furnished
throughout.
Lack at our rooms and compare with
any In town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate
CITY ASSESSMENT LIST:
The City Assvssmmlt Lists for 1903
have been lodged with me by the City
Assessors. and tho samc will remain
open to the Inspccilon of any person
liable to taxation In this city for the
period of twenty days from the date
hereof. at my co.
South Norwa ..lau. 4. WIN.
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
‘ City Clerk.
Found at Last.
After years of medical research and
experiments Ur'ays Honey of White
Pine ls fouid by the Medical Profes-
sion to be the llucst remedy on the
market for Coughs. Colds and all
i Bronchial affections.
ZEITFUBS' PNARNAOV. .
0 North Main 8%.
CONN.
sorts Rsrtiaiii sun-Is soars
. i 8“! Sllllillliilli. “WINE“
at. the rate of
MNMNAM
hasbIIti molester“ for the all Months
Iodln’hbscagtbsr at "lid. payable on
and I r .Ihiiusry ll, IM‘
interest not drawn will be I:
to Ieoosntlb sad draw Interest
January! 1804.
an to will draw interest mm January
1, not
'GEOROE r. assess.
an: is Treasurer.
W
[foam also (or Hearse.
I
l
i
Money Matted oqf or before use»
an MA satellite RELEASE.
'm
lust Oats Has Not lean Fixed II
VI t.
sermon Jan. 9.—-Referi'iug to the
statement published In the United
States yesterday that final Irraltlte
mouts wote tirade. yestciday at a con-
ference be:ween Ambassador Cheats
and the home oiilcc odlclals for the Is-
lease in April of Mrs Florence May-
brick. it is pointed out that the status l
of the case is just as cabled to ‘llio
Associated Press. March 23 1903 I
when it was announced on the authori- i
ty of the home office that she would
be released in 1904. The exact dam
of her release is not yet lIXOd '
Baroness do Roaues tells The Asst».
ciated Press that tier daughter. Mrs.
Mnybrlck. is decidedly in better health.
and gaining strength. now that site has
the ccitIinty of being released.
'All the sensational newspaper ac-
counts relative to our business Intel-
ests and future fortune " added the
Baroness ”have not resulted III any
profit to us. Quite the cuiltr'."aty
ITEAMSHIP HEKLA REPORTED.
NEW YORK. Jail D—A Scandina-
visit American Line steamer probably
the Hekla from Copenhagen for Now
York. is reported by wireless telegraph
as passing Nantucket Lightship It in 15‘
a. m.
...... ..--— .
rostrum anneal/isms 7
HOYT’S THEATRE.
JANUARY a. 1904.
Matinee and Night.
ms oIAMA'rIc success or 1903..
Lllncoln J. Carter's Greatest Pro-9
ductlon. .
Two Little Waits.
A Powerful Drama. Superbiy allocatesI
and Capably Actsd. Replete With
COMEDY. IENTIMENT.
' SENSATION AND TEARS.
Prices—25c. 35c, 50c. Evening: 15c,
.25e. Matinee.
Seats on sale five days in advance.
HOYT'S 1 HEATth
on: mom can. .
Mr. Ernest Shipmsn Presents
Mr. Frank Lea Short
in I
Musical Lscturoollecltal of Richard
Wagner's Great sacred Festival
Mullc Drama
PARSIFAL
Accompanied by Miss ELISE REtM
In at the Piano
Kimono Performance. '
Sale of seats opens Tuesday, 9 I. as.
for patrons and subscribers—regular
Isle Wednesday.
Prices—Orchestra and two rows in
balcony. $1.00; remainder of balcony.
76c: gallery. 50:.
Overture. 8:15. Carriages. to p. m.
"a.
II in the past. at reasonable prices.
Cream Cheese etc.
Charlosf. Seymour.
Saba otXD'tn’tsi Coats.
If you [tube not bought 1 WINTER COAT or
IACKET you cannot afford to miss this GREAT
BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY. Our misfortune
to have too many on hand foxes us to take a big
loss. A! the prices the garments are mar-lied it
would be cheap to buy then to out albeit fo~ another
winter. This is the way they are marked :
11'! $10.00 Coats
NOW $55.00.
All Coats that ham 312.50 and $14.00
NOW $5.00.
All Coats that were 315 00 and $18.50
NOW $10.00.
All Costs that were 320 00. 325.00 m $30.00
NOW $15.00.
A good assortment of sizes yet left and all in the
best colorsf—tliaf is—Black. Tan and Castor. ‘
Among the lot a few catchy styles for young misses.
FRIDAY EVENI'VO JAN. Mi ‘
Seymo
We can supply ..your wants and do it In the right way.
ooooooocceeooeeooc oocooo
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
There is I. ifhmq more appreciated. attractive. beaul'ful and facing
than
A 01"? FROM THE JEWELERS.
We (mphdoflc Ilia advantage to a srlcai'on from the from largest
most complete and undo-date .rfnclis ('1 "it Will.
i hr .i hm". ta: is mutual. By buying for lib Horn and for cash.
lair offer you lnziu r prices than QIWIICR.
COLEBURN a LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
NI). 9. w swmrrozvs .. snhrmv IRWILK.
N0. 3 MIN 31:. NORWALK.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
estsacattccutvavcsm
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CALL 58-2.
r ’sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
A HAPPY New: YEAR r0 YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and blessings that have mine to us during this eventful iear 1903. we shall watch
its last moments as they go out. and are recorded on times record.
I
TAKING HOLD ‘ . _.
0f the Hay Year in the right way we shall do our best to place before the public the best goods possible to obtain,
T0 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
We have Fancy Table Raisins. all kinds of New Mixed Nuts Grapes. Oranges Bananas Grape Fruit Dates. Figs,
Extra Fine Prunes. Delicious Cones Sweet Rosy Butter Fragrant. Teas. Extra Fine Per-led Peaches l-‘crris Hams.
Boneless Bacon. Celery Cranberries. bettus. etc. Edam Pineapple Camembert. old English and fine Double
KII’.2EI“K FLLIIA-
-ssvi
loadhg firmer. 33 west lilasli'natoli Street.
PURSE LESING RICES
GROCERY BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY JAN. 9th.
ARMOUR'O PORK “AF LAND (KNOW WHITK). PKII LI. ............................................. do
._‘—.‘--ua «no; —-«——-—-—f *g . 4‘
H. AND K. PINK ORANULATKD ’U GAR, 5 is“ ”It ..... ‘. ............... .......................... 25c
1
st LII. ion Iim
”...—.... .....- —. ...... -.....
Get. one“ latency and buy a supply or" timer-leg. You can't imp posted on the price of master by Ilt
.4";
tiriI homo. Weiss up. Come see us. let us serve you at prices we are not scurried to quote“.
dos s‘ositoaamsaossgi: OIL, 5 GALLONI. 65c
Sleep with all winduwd opal ‘
More . . stable ozoas. “unmanned” igcsiiss row .‘;.. .............. . ....... ........... . ......... - 25c
M" is: i la. ._ I3 oar posit. \ . s... ...... omits. DIE. so:
~ ‘ ' r "as: T" “w .I suits... Force. ' esc-
m‘. . ale .. pm”, I “hourly Josefina» loo
asauuamcs. lie. at» '
sous Isrttett Fears.
Norwalk Chronicler