don't you' take
these specials?
advantage of
2] lbs. Gran. Sugar (with other
goods). 81.00
8 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard. 26c
Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter. 26c lb.
ft lbs. barge Santa Clara Valley
Prunes. 25c
ii Cans Tomatoesi solld packed). zoc
a. co'r'rAGE AVENUE.
cons.
EAST NORWALK.
’lbomaa Benedict is taking ll few
days vacation.
Miss Ethel Selleclt. of Heliport. l.. l.,
is visiting friends here.
William Mansfield, of Watertown.
N. i'., was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. l). Burr Beach and daughter
(lladys, of lietts Place. are visiting in
I'oughkeepsic.
Home of the weather sharks predict
that this is the beginning of the ex-
ptctcd January thaw.
A space is being chopped around C.
A. Freeman's launch "Kll". so that she
will not be damagtd by the ice.
The Leap Year Whist Club will
hold a session Friday evening. at the
home of Mrs. Stewart C. Marshall. lrl
Hetts Place.
Mrs. E. 8. Bowen would like to see
a. large number out to the Junior
League Friday. at the close of the
school session.
The regular prayer meetings will be
held this evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Chlrrch and the Advent
Christian Church. '
Mrs. William H. Verity. who has
been laid Ilp since meeting with a
serious accident while otrt sleighing
some days ago. is slowly improving.
it is stated that the engagement ot‘
two well-known young people is soon
to be announced and that it will be
quite a surprise to East Norwalkers.
The oyster boats experienced little
difficulty in getting oilt of the har-
bor this morning. as the ice ditl not
freeze solid in the channel last night.‘
Several interested spectators re
lnained for some time on the bridge
this morning watching men. who wcre
spearing eels through the ice, along
the edge of the, channel.
The Radoi Oyster Company plullt it-
being cleaned up this morning in view
of the small stock of oysters on hand
the lime which would otherwise be
wasted, is being utilized in this man-
lrer.
Tile funeral of the late Abram Boe-
rutn was held at 2:30 o'clock, this at
ternoon, from his late home. 5 Van
Zant street. Rev. Charles M. Selleck
oiliciated and the remains were nine
ed in the receiving vault at Riverside
Cemetery.
Most of the children who have been'
in the habit of coasting down the hill
at Belts Plate have been forbidden
this diversion since the narrow escape.
of the Mulings boy. day before yes-i
terdav when he Ms picked vii hill ritks c,alhedral New I'.(lrlt yesterday. l‘m" ”mu-‘1 be it"!
sled by the fender of a trolley car
'lhe c'hildleu are now coasting down
the Cottage avenue hill which is not
dangerous at all. .
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ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Henry Case of Crockett con- i trial Home for the nuns was held at "m“ “‘ dull-""3 I" “I“ “ll" W"?!
Ilnues seriously ill at his home
Georg! H. Traendly. the Brookslde.
florist. has been spending a few davei
in New York.
Elmer E Case and family have mov-I
ed from South Main street South Nor-
w,alk to Crockett street.
Mrs John H. Crockett of Claw ave-
nue, Is visiting her daughter Mrs.‘
Joseph Judge. at Windsor. N. J. ‘
The Ladeis’ Aid Society and the;
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
held meetings yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. RlArthur Griffin.
J. Hetherington a Philadelphia ill
valid chair manufacturer was the guest 'the Union was looking into the subject I
of George W. Bryan at F Boylstonsi
carriage factory. this k .
‘lre Lollies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church. held a ten cent sup-
per at "the parsonage last night. A
Iargo’ number was present and a neat
rum was realized.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens which
lost a crank pin one day last week
while going to New York. has been re-
paired and brought to South Norwaik
for a few days' stay.
The young people of the Baptist
('Illlhcll. hold a social at the home of
John‘itl. Crockett Craw avenue last'
night. Games were enjoyed and Jo
sepll Reunell entertained with selec~
tions on the phonograph.
Robert 8 Barclay a former well
known resident of Hickory Bluff. who!
now owns the Corbett Ice in Roway
ton. which he has h fitted up into!
a line residence. intends to have a hot
water furnace installed in the Roway-
top home. with the intention of moving
up bad making ”It "in. tree-
hormones
Idence. it is thought that the work in sight When the plumhora' strike
will take three priouowooka and then
ire will discontinue his Brooklyn resi-
deuce.
e._..-:_.-_.._—....
pastas; r w; .
Town Clerk‘. Thaddeus loll. is on the
sick liat.
Miss Mary Warnar entertain: a
number of her friends at waist, this
evening.
A party of liarlen young people nt~
tended the poultry show in Stamford,
last evening.
Hronr Quackenbuah has entered a
number of fine pigeons in the titamford
Poultry Show.
Coasting parties are quite numer-
oul on the hills those evenings. Thus
far there have been no accidents.
1 James It). Ballard has been renomi-
lasted for postmaster at Darlen. This
became a presidential once January l.
Miss Mabel Mather who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Morehouse. Jr.. has returned to New
York.
Prcprlrationn are being made for the
bail to be given by Eagle Hook alrd
Ladder- Company, on the evening of
January 29.
Gardiner Stevens and Arthur W.
Stark left last night for Omaha to re-
sume their work with the Barbouh As-
phalt Company
A meeting of the teachers of the
Congregational Sunday school was held
at the parsonage. Tuesday evening.
Lemons for the coming quarter were
discussed.
Senator Plait has presented a bill
in the Senate to increase the pension
of John Walton. of the Soldiers- Home
Norotorl_ formerly of Company ii.
Tenth Regiment. C. V.. to 830 a month.
The cngagemcnt is announced of
Miss lit-ten Goodeve formerly of
I)ar_ien but now residing in Brooklyn.
to l‘runk Morgan. a former resident
of llarlcn who has lately r'eturned
from the Philippines.
Tile lletielia Social Club. whlth is
iomposed principally of young men
from Stamford held a very pleasant
dance in the town hall. Tuesday ev-eu
ing. "iilc attedance was good and all
‘who Iverc present enjoyed the occa-
sion \eli rrltlclr
Tomorrow evening the Old Folks'
Concert will be held.
from this will go toward building a'
gymnasium in connection with the new
library building. which may be erected
within it y(li or six months. A dance
will follow the entertainment.
Tire proceeds i
MABONIC CNARITY FOUNDATION. '
Cuporintandont newt-ad dim Hia An I
«at Roport of Wiltnpford Home.
marrosn. Jan 2i.—-'I‘lio .ecorrrli
and dual day of the annual convention
of the Connecticut Dairymen'a Associa-
tion. opened this Morning. with reports
or officers and the annual address of
President Dirge. The election of oili-
cars and the consideration of papers!"
on dairy topics occupied the remaining
time o' the convention
President Edward C. Birge. of West-
port. Ill his annual address. said:
“The State of Connecticut has in at
sense. entrusted to this association.i
the interests of its cattle keeping in-
dustry. Today that industry iii facing. I
we believe, a propitious turn in thel
lltlt after it weary period of inadequate ‘
profit. if is our hope before long to
see the Connecticut barnyards flllcdl
again with profitable producrng anti'
daily plodutilrg ilvcstoe.k There are'
a good mtlny families in our state liv-
ing on the tomfortabic fortunes made
a generation ago in this business who i
can make no htadway now in adding to .
what they inhcritcd. The special pur-
pose idea has been a development of
A PRICHTI D NOR".
Running like to down the street.
dumping the occu ta or a hundred
other accidents, a
r.aacea it behoo everybody to
have a reliable Salvdfbbndy and tboro‘ t
Bucklen'a Arnica
“Boro- Ecserna
'on fish‘s.
lckly under its
and Plies. disappsa
soothing afloat. lilo, at Frank H. Bax
“llama“ wfi'itt
llllllll Pl
sass;
was
\
0' their“ tut-“five:
olby Tum Uri hol.
mammals
iatbalflfltflhalnthoagafitha
waakfaadWJIsappaaulag.
this later period of depression born “Hum.“ 'm'
|otii of an heroic giupplt with a des- "" m“ m“
perutc situation. aontly
Whether the spetlal putposc idea 0,5909“.
its an abnormal growth of an unhealthy
icolltlitlon tlr ii dlstliltt silentlflc all-
v-unte in stock management time will
answer. To my mind the weakness!
of the theory today lies In a telttlln
lack of elasticity and adaptability to
imeet the new conditions we believe
to he arising. Starting espetiuliy as
a butter organization the work of this
assorlution has gradually broadened
until it carers and fosters the whole
| range of cattle kceping.’
Regarding the future work of the
I organisation. the president said it was
lproposed to get into touch with the
and lndipaation.
Try It. lovbaiabv
Edward P. Wcad. Norwalk
Pialated'a Drug Store. 8o. Nor.
VICTORIA uOIEI
Cor. Monroa at. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRlETOR.
lurOpaan Plan. Excellent Rooms.
‘ but a policy In the
A fire started in the basement of latest dam and caitlclleeping knowi- Juat compistad and newly furnished
Joseph iiindley s tenement house on edge and by institutes and field meer- throughout.
the Connecticut Turnpike Durien. yes- lugs to diffuse this knowledge through- Look at our robots and compare with
tcrday morning. and nearly suffocated I out the stall. ilc called attention to any In town
the inmates of the house. The child' a ‘tlle value ol‘ the tIilIl'\ work carried on One minute from all trains.
coughing from the effects of smoke. at the Connecticut Agricultural Col-
' residence
awoke the family at 2 a. m. and they
went down stairs to find the place inE
flames. The fire was put out, how-
ever, without calling out the depart-i
ment. it is presumed that the fire
started in a waste barrel and that a
match mrrst have been thrown into it!
late in the evening. The barrel was
destroyed and the stairs. the door at
the top of them and the rafters were
t'mharled
WESTPORT.
Charles Fable made a business trip:
to Bridgeport Tuesday.
Arthur Arnold. of Sont Norwslk has
been visiting relatives lere
The sclectmen have dug out
horse trough west of the bridge.
Mrs William Buikley is reported to
have had a relapse from a severe case
of typhoid and is now critically ill.
the
Dr. McArdie has for several yearsI
matte his home at the Riverside avenue
of his aunts tile Misses
“Clear and apartments are now being
decorated and fitted for the reception
of the doctor anti his bride on their re-
turn from the wedding trip The mat
riage ceremony took place in St. Pat
EOUCATINO THE BLIND.
Affairs of institute Discussed at Meet-
ing of Advisory Board.
A meeting of the advisory board of
"the. Connecticut institute and indus
the capitol yesterday afternoon Rev.
Charles ll. Jones, the superintendent.
gate a very interesting talk to the
board detailing the irnprov enlents that
had been made in the buildings and
accommodations for the inmates show-
ing how the money appropriated by the
last legislature has been expended
There are now 85 blind people at the
‘ home. all that tile present facilities will 3
Mr. Jones said that Con- ‘
accomodate.
necticut was tllc pioneer state in the
movement to educate the adult blind in
vocations that would enable them to be
self- -supporlng. Nearly every state In
and he had received letters from all ov-
‘er the country asking about this inatii
tution A commission from Michigan
came on here some time ago to look
into the methods adopted by this in-t
stltutc. They made a very favorable
report and as a result the state of
Michigan appropriated $80. 000 for a
building and $25 000 to maintain it the
first ;-..ear The law enacted by that
state is modelled after the Connecticut
law. Mrs. Emily Foster. the aecretarl‘.
gave a very interesting talk about
meeting people interested to tile. educa
tion of the blind. at Boston.
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1PlTTBBURC BUILDING LOCKOUT.
l’iT’i‘SBURG Jan. 21 .--rhe settle—
ment of the Pittsburg building lock-
out and the return to work of 2 .000 idle
men. is expected today. Committees
of the Master Plumbers and the strik-
ing plumbers conferred all day yester-
day without reaching an agreement.
but when the session opened today it
was freely predicted that the and was
is settled, the lockout will be lifted
land working men in twenty-six of the
rat
and vary long.
in ”ml“ “jig!!!
iege and strongly emphasised the de-
sirability of the dairy courses for all
:young men and women preparing for
dairy work and stock keeping.
; Secretary .I. B. Noble in his report.
isaid: “We have ill Connecticut at
present over 130.000 cows producing
70.000.000 gallons of milk. We are
making about 8.300.000 pounds of but-
ter. it may seem quite small when
compared with the great dairy states
of the West. but it Inc-ans a great deal
litl Illc dairy men of Connecticut
The great question tomes to us. Are
we domg the best we can? i believe
that we all us dailymen are ”3th
to answer No. With our rapidh
growing tlllt‘n furnishing “I! beat
market in the world for all (Illll\ pro
tdutts there is strr‘cly opportunity for
trnore lIIOt‘Otlgll and itetisiflcd work
along daily lines We cannot compcte
iwitli the great west in quantity as a
state hilt wt stand in the for‘cfront as
.fsr as quality of ilrlik ulld butter is
rolic.crned We, module as high grade
milk and make as fine buffer as any
state in the l'uion, and the business
(ill! be carried on much more t.\‘lcri-
Nl‘tl) than at )rc.s-ut Right here the
iufiutntn of tr re titliry'lnans Asuncio-
It can in matte
Il greutrl powci than ever before ill
aiding to tarry on this work. its in-
fluorite should reach out into ewry
;purt of the state its an cdurlrtionai
pt)\\"(i
in tonclusion tilc secretary said
illlt‘lt' had been a great advante ill all
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last.
After years of medical research and
experiments Gray's Honey of White
Pine. Is found by the Medical Profes
sion to be the finest remedy on the
market for Coughs. Colds and all
Bronchial affections.
ZEITPUCC' PHARMACY,
8 North Main 8t.,
BOUTH NORWALK.
, cons.
INSTIIIIT REIIIH- 353:."
na “.518?"st "u Pw::‘l'l‘:
Cl.” puma.
Asthma. 0»
let Conan-p-
Iota Pin!
“30* I'm) {Div-15ml A (20..
Indianapolis. Ind.
Do You Want Molten?
l have it til loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in large or small-Amounts. from
one to three years or on easy monthly
payments. ii and 8 per cent interest.
of a rcntury in this state.
licsitlellt Birgc caltcti Illc attention
of the convention to the death of \\'il~
Illllll i. Bartholomew of I’Onll'l‘L‘l and
resolutions of a suitable naturi- ex—
iprcssing sorrow at the loss of one of
the most actile members of the asso-
lciatiou wcrt. adopted.
Officers were re-e lected as follows:
President—E. C. Bilge Westport.
Vice President— H O. Daniels Mid-
dletown
Setretary—J. B. Noble. East Wind-
is BOI‘ HI".
'l‘rcasurervil. C. Patterson. Torrlng-
F. Armiaaton Peaveii.
Mortgage Broker.
1090 Fulton Street.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
The Board of Dlr'ettots. of which
Cattle Commissioner H 0. Av.erll| of
Washington. is thallnlall.wet1- all le-
iciectcd with the exception of Richard
o. $625 ii for Delivered.
ipisce is taken by Charles Davis his NO ‘XTRA GIHNAOIO: FOR CARRY
brother. also of Mtdletowm , '
Address" were "W" b’ 09°F“ H' Coal that will give you full value
Ellis of Boston Professor I.. A. Clin~ ,
‘ or your money is the only kind we
itou. of the Connecticut Agrltulturai sell. The kind that is clean
cone“ and J‘ w“ sanb‘m" °' N" and that in coal all the way
Hampshire. After discussion of the
papers. the convention adjourned. :fiugugg ¥::C:::l;fi finfycéfi‘g:
' for you and your family.
i. Hiiiflilllfl ii iii.
TWO YARDS.
Iaaviow Ava., not Nat-walk.
Concord at" colitis MINI.
Tat; I. Norwalit ”-0. b. Norwailt m.
M——-
CARS CAUGHT lN SNOW DRIFT.
RACINE. WiS.. Jan. 2I.-—Alarm ex-
ists among officials of the interurbat.
Street Railway line between this city.
Kcnosha and Milwaukee for passen-
gers on the lntcrurban cars that have
been caught in snow drifts. The cars
cannot be located as the telephone nor
vice and despatch system is crippled.
All the cars havc a scant supply of coal
and volunteers have n.cailed for
to accompany arrow pi and shovel
out snow drifts in an effort to reach the
passengers and bring them to the near-
v ’Pbona. 182.
HOW'B THlIl
We offer tlnu iiundretl Dollars lie
ward for any case of tlatarrh that can-
not be cured by llaii‘s Cutarrh Cure.
l‘. J. CHENEY t (30.. Toledo. 0.
‘irv his arm
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Hall's
per bottle. Sold by all llruggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
Men die widows cry. friends are
sorry. bllt that doesn't furnish bread.
Conn. General Llfo Insur-
onoa Company
payable Immediately makes the family
independent.
FRED II. FIELD.
GENERAL AOINT,
UnItod Iank lid’g.. So. Nor-walk.
Dividend
Pa ing Mining. Oil Smelter and
In ustrlai Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A eats.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Earhart e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street. ew York.
1;. BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
Western New England lunch Headquar
tar-t Suit! 3) 33 Catlin Bldg” Hartford Conn
Denny S. iiull, Representative.
1 Lauder llik. South Ntrrwalk. Ct.
Get 3 Load
COIiE
in your cellar.
It will last as Iona as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
he feel sure that
you loll! want more.
There be
nor TIME
to my bushel of it.
Give it a trial and be
liltili’lolrllililliglil
c3353. i'tfooo.ooo ‘cur'pluqsim
A Deposit With and
mousraiAL SAVING: A? Log"
COMPANY
bears a quarterly dividand clay. pgr
cant. par annum from data oI
until withdrawn.
We invest auma from $50 mg up.
words In First Mortgage on "harem
City Rani Estate.
' We are annually examined bl
York and Connacticut officials. ~
_‘=‘.’:-1
BRANCH orricc. 12 so. MAI, 31-.
deposit
Resident Directors. Resident Man's",
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohort
Charles E. Dow John B. Lon
We. the undersigned. have known F.
.I'. Cheney for the lust iii years. and be
va hill perfectly honorable in all
b ainsaa transactions and financially
every day occur- a in to carry out any obligations made
Wholesale Druggiata. Toledo. 0.
Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price iii cents
hair i their "
panama. _
3m“. _. .
not warn.
mus;
csi city. ’ One hundred or n have been
.cailed for in Racine. and 3 in Milwau-
kee. ' The drifts are several feet high
Jeahhslrsflalvca
and
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Btooit.
onto AND IILVIR PLATINC.
mm MIMI.
PHARMACY IXANINATIONB.
The stats pharmacy commission. con~
stating of Richard H. Kimball. of Hart-
ford. Willis 1.. Mix. of Nev. Haven. and limguln'" or. Can m M
IGeorge L. Ellsbreo of Meridon. not at '
the capital. to examine candidate-t for I vs to nation's and Ida-
drugglata' lime". The following l.- rlno was and neural lash
lcaattr wars «ruined: John a i lea W Callaltod.
gut- .¢
THE or»
".
' ,3 parity}. aArarosh. A
m ‘
1%.me
mlnc.‘
‘W—‘—‘-
so soars nar- on».
Tm. 1874.
C0
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
id air — avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to
order
.m»
HIP—m
301.") AND SUCCESSFUL.
Elitrliaiitrnrriflanir
SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Bwartz
put on and keep in
We've got it.
'PHONE. 43-6.
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DIRECTORS:
Fradartck H. Rowan.
antes satisfaction.
Tot. Cl“, ill-I.
and hot water.
world.
loo rm Solicitor!
- .4
50c Paper. _. :1 ’ g . 11
40c Paper. .
300 Paper. J
25c Paper. ‘1.
Borders same discount. ‘
tare Frames.
Dealer In Wall—
Supplies,
ong.with£aturea. ace.
9
N0. DECORATING.
lie-tours
cos.
W— Ikfllln' OI.
‘-.._.........
NIH TAO?
NICI I TTLI OF"
’ a”
Artists—J Materials.
Icouarocx. wnurss a cow.
Capital. :fQ0.900.00
Samlur. 3100.000.00
Ofbar Profits. ”0.30000
EDWIN H. MATHEWION, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vlca—Praalddnt.
JACOI M. LAYTON Cashier.
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Baymour
Banruol Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Willi?“ 3““
Making room for new goods, we are
giving all per cent. discount on last
year' a Gold Papers.
40c
32c
24c
20c
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
Inn
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poloa with Fia-
turea, soc.
Cloth Window Shades. vldl
fringe. a c.
Solid
3 “Elena
--“ lire-Cut" Can Opossum
easily. No t"! ed edge.
10:." ITEIL vanilla KNIVII.
PAH}?
me. 1372:: me-
. ’ ’3
9.6.25 per Ton.
Why buy poor. slatoy coat.
canbay tho boatloraaoq'u
We handle only the "BEST
COAL mined. and can therefore guar-
Batnd as a trial dr-
dar. and we will couvlncayou of the
merits of our coal
East No. 2 Nat. (not the lat alatoy
stuff). 85. 00 per ton.
Bituminous at attractive
. Charcoal in large or area ll-louantitiao.
‘ Mood wood. cord lengths or sawed
Will [0mm & 00...
it! WATIN .11;—
lm -'
O. .
W
ma
IO. NONWALK. '
TO MAKE YOUR CHNIBTNAO ADIN'
OOODT
hm. Shama- rokay Mm ,
lryouhaveacoldbuyabottlaot’
Hermitage, Old Biacktborao.
and Romero“ Rye Whiskey-ill
class blade—glad with lemon. lulu
Nothing batter is the
( _,._._..._.. —_-.
wa cAu cm was when
MORI cans AND arrauvi‘ou
sow THAN wa CAN nuntuo THC
IXCIIDINCLV auav anaowmon
THAT seAsou rats to AN altar.-
LINT TIMI ro HAVI WALL aA-
esruso sous. couatnan stout
MUCH auras AND raaailln
AND enerrian- voila Roti'al
woum as rain THI would".
aaAaos. IF tr wtn: al-eaeaiiao
iNIIDI. MAX! A cRRIO'rlAa
return or iv:
if to A FACT THAT. oua woitx-
mu ARI NIAT. .
CALL us ou' THB snort: 135-1. r
E. E. irritant,
flu tinfoil Silt” fad Billet.
FOR STEAM ,Asb
HOT WATER HEATING
mantles 'A Wanna nouns. new
awn NIGHT. m octets!
waarirsn.‘ '
a!
Bond for Catalogue and lnvutlflta
for yearns".
fiction & Lidiitlootl Ceilidh.
as _LlBERTY smart..--
NEW YORK. ‘
Thlilvrlir Statistical Ionian:
_ (incorporated).
DailyFroight Litib
NORWILK. 5 f
scum uoaw gut. -
and NEW ro K.
Steamers ley'of ‘Norwbli'
and Squadron.
[naval New York. Monday. Wsdnd'olhn
and Friday at 5: 00 1).:
Dam Nor-walk, Tuesday. Thur'ddaya
and Saturday It 5:00 p. m, j l. .
Freight received from 7 a. m to O I.
Illlllliiiill
To the Old Country. Duffs Ia.
Money Order! payable ‘anywllard i.
Europa. For sale at lowest rated I
Jacob l‘i. trillion...
I Railroad Place, death Namal' ‘cp,
Beat. the Other I
by Four Yeah. ‘
The residence of rum '
. Smith. as Osborn avg-so. Ila-t "
-' smart, was purse-a with load.
. ldmuypatntralnttoabow
' equalbodywlthalmufiv'llv
llllIIlS BRO" ‘
' ~ ‘1'.
n TWA“! HEATING»:
manners
attire Animal so: .ri
“MM!“ '
Ca- rmina, Metal Cain W
Hmyusaaaomfilt .
mcmnnmr w
on: Joana norms
ANY, ..-. “i.
Norwalk Chronicler