‘4 lug, ‘ ‘ ‘
- r". ~ “5
r "'t"°':ht“n°
therapist... “rat "0" WM.
nrtlelha shunld at”! h. scent
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure manufactu by P J. Cheney a
00.. Toledo. 0.. talus no mercury,
and is taken intemhlly. acting direct-
ly noon the bloods”, mocouoisurfscoa
of t e system it uy ng all's Ce-
tarrit Cure be sure yott get the gen- I‘m” N°“"‘“‘ W “P D ”'
hide. it is taken internally and made “Gilli! NON?! m- [I H- 10' v D- in
in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J Cheney a Co. , . -
soars answers.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers l"clty e! Namath '
d so of.
an [6;]
Leaves New York iJhily a‘t ii p. ‘m. l ,
Testimonials tree. to .
Sold ltv [)ruggista. Prices, 75c, per " . 'fl illic-
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- .
potion. .
than in any previeiid‘yedr.
Order at unwind be 'ernoi'lg the
first to ettlotym complete happiness dur
ing lint mite . . W “pl“! 3100.0”. 00
conham rites. , Th. mm“ Sill. Fwd Boll“. gingzim. msg#00333
sours NO ALK, CONN. "
m.. . L; ’.
solicits accounts of tstttvreum. man.
ufaeturars, merchants and serpentine
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP.‘ Vioe- rm
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Orumman
Christian Swsrta Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson; John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING. ,
Insures a Warml-louse. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
hit it 8 [iiiilililli
'PHONE. '0.
Specialty Mtg. Co.
71 WA PER ISTREET.
sou-m NOIWALK.
new two secouoiiaso
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INOTALLED AND HE-
PAIREO. OATIOFAOTION GUAR-
ANTIID.
capital. si.soo.eoo. surplus. Mathilda.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in.
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent
greater than if in-
vested at t per
cent; is it 6-7 per
cont. greater than if Invested at 3%
per cenL; and 66 2-8 per cent. greater
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
Gotta 8t Liditrrood company.
96 LIBERTY STREET,
‘ , l I than it invested at 3 per seat.
[RANK 8 VA" scflv NEW YORK. State Buperrelzi't'r'r‘r.&i;°:i‘ow York and
s , ‘3,— ‘J_..,..-_.. BRANCH OFFICE, 12 30 MAIN OT.
‘ Resident Directors. Resident Managers
Pwmma. WALL P APER 2.7313235“ .iti'fi'ti'i‘...“
31"“ ‘ ~ ‘ ' ' I it‘s‘rnost tirne to'look-up-ttie his":
tier Miran. W...__.__.w_,_.._.__, . ,
AND GAS we. CAN otve yous wuss PA' NTI NG‘
FITTING.
MORE CARE AND ATTENTION
NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE
EXCEEDINOLY BUSY BEABON. FOR
THAT REASON THIS is AN EXCEL-
LENT TIME TO HAVE WALL PA-
PERINO DONE. CONSIDER HOW
MUCH NEATER AND FHESHER
AND PRETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD BE IF iT WERE RE-PAPER-
ED INSIDE.
We are headquarters for nevoe's
lead and zinc paint. and Lengrnan d.
Martines paints, both of which are ful.
ly warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
BRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete stock of
VARNISHEO. FILLIRC, STAING.
COLORS. FLOOR WAX.
FLOOR FINISHERS.
oils raw and boiled. enamels. gold and
aluminum hronaes. kalsomiaes, inside
and outside said wate'r paint, reef
paints waxeen and everything in this
line pertaining to a first eipss stoeit
Don't buy cheap stock it costs as Much
in time and latter to put on poor paint
as it does the peed and you do not get
the wear from It.
connotation 8; hit
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Tin. Sheet Jean. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Street.
Telephone, 1313.
South Norwalk, Conn.
2
IT i. A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
E. E, Gotham’s,
a... “ti-”Pic—i
the proper Wail Paped Designs from
orrr splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wail Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most Phone. 43-6.
skillful.
Sole agent for Janeway's and Ctr- '0 First AWN“. 5|" NOMIIK SPECI‘I.
THE CONN. OEN’ L LIFE INS. CO
now sells on II Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
poster's Wall Papers. Telephone Call. 135-2.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
r . t in in i l tl t n
ture frames. P‘ItiJMBING AND STE AMI 904' 2.1.2 i5£u$iirg§i2§w 339.?“ s- e e
rsmrnns SUPPLIES. ARTISTS’ HEATING FRED ”firm“;
HOT WATER HEATING. GIMM- AGENT.
MATERIALS- HOT AIR HEATING. N. SMITH FIROUION, Special Agent.
’ stoves mo assess, usirao IANK Dynamo.
Wh CSPECIQLIS. h F 'OLATE AND rm ROOFING. 00-"
ith. urtain 0 es wit ix- o d at F'ttln ,
’ mm m a... ”13:2, still, or... a... snort-arr omits:
. Have you seen our stools of Inga}: yoga RENT:
Cloth Window Shades. with
triggers“, RICHMOND RANGES? Jhe Continental insurd’noe Co.,of
New York. will' insure year rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by demand by fire to buildings.
NIT OUIPLUS. ' Momma
majorities a HOTCHKISS
PANY.
17 WALL eraser. softwALK.
Solid Bra'as Half Curtain Rods,
3 it. long. with fixtures,r .
“Shirre- Cut" Can OpenOficuts
easily. No ragged edge. roe.
Best Steel Faring Knives, rec.
JACOB M. 1.1 I’TON.
8 R. R. In}. South Walk.
PAXNTING,‘ paras HANG- gm" . , ‘
mo nscoesrtso. ‘ ' "15TH“ RENE“... ' °"" ms or. a. swung;
gross ornrv ivsivisss. "hm ""' ’n'm" . IGENOM
. - ~ ALL sauces REAL serA're.
near a noiasv. arsen-
L + Decker we“
- e e‘ . _ 12 sop?“ MAIN eraser.
87 Washington Street. - 2 yet. cf": :24
Conn.
South Norwaik.
onyto w: instant).
. . tor
.. are men
”masterly mamas
‘ an accommodation that costs the pub-
Faticii Creametii Bui-
tet 2856.111).
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reade Bits lOC pkg.
'Power”. the new
breakfast food. 60 pkg
A. Stuil
COTTAGE AVENUE.
NORWALK.
EAg‘i' CONN.
Charles Merritt was a visitor in town
yesterday evening.
The big tug E. Luckcnback came in
to the harbor this morning for cool.
Mrs. Mary L. Born, of Rowan strecf
to spending it week in New Haven, rhi-
itlng friends.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last’evening at the home at Mr. John-
son in Hawkins avenue.
’l‘he rug Stamford critct'cd the bar-
bor this morning with a number of
barges laden with coal.
The meeting of thc Junior Band was
held last evening at the home of En-
gene Webb in Winfield street.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold its monthly meeting
Monday night. at the truck house.
The subject of the meeting of the
Epworth Leugtm at the East Avcnuc
Methodist Church tomorrow will be
"Two Standards of Life." The leader
will be Mrs. J. lt‘oust and u very iti-
tereeting meeting is cxpcctcd. it is
anticipated that there will he a large
attendance at the different services in
the church tomorrow. as the Rev. John
.i. Forts-t. former pastor, will preach.
as has already been announced. Su-
perintendent L'Hommcdieu. of the Sun-
day school, requests that there be as
large on attendance oi, the pupils as
possible.
Meetings were held Thursday rv-en
itrg in the Fifth and Shelli Voting Dis
tricts, and delegates were chosen to the
town convention, to be held next
Thursday. upon which date seven del-
tgatcs will be Holoctt'tl to attend the
state convention of the. Democratic
party, of Hartford, There was no
[dearer sentiment at either of the
meetings. last night. The Fifth dis-
trlct's meeting was llfllilin Morris Ep-
stein'e store. The delegatets elected
were Wilfred W. Morrison, John .l.
Roberts and James G. Gilbert. in the
Sixth district those chosen were .lohn
.l. Walsh. John Keogh, August Billing
stein, and Leo Davis.
Superintendent Richard Bland, of the
Advent Christian Sunday school. of
Van andt street. hopes to see a full
attendance of the scholars on the com-
ing Sunday. last Sundays attendants
was the largest of; this year. it being
ninety- him out or a totai of one hun-
dred and eight scholars Mr. Blane
hopes to break the record on the com
his Sunday. It is hoped that all will
bring Bibles. The East Norwalk Atl-
vetrt Sunday school has a record for
Bible study, and is at prescnt the ban-
ner school of the state, having held the
banner twice in the last three years by
actual merit. Keep up the record.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: For
the benefit of some people who think
that a few wire pullers and politicians
are trying to have a sub poet office
station expressed from Washington.
and landed at the Bridge Pharmacy.
without their knowing it, I would state
that the matter has been talked pubs
llcly on the streets, and in the business
places for two months past. Also that
the store is in East Norwnlk. This to
[to nothing. is something they are en-
titled to,‘ and here is hoping some one.
will get it if i don‘t.
Very respectfully.
. H..l-‘ PIERCE.
Bridge Pharmacy.
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ROWAYTON.
Clarence Close of Raymond street,
is suffering from an attack of the
measles.
Miss Corinne Ackart, of Rowayton
avenue, has recovered from an attack
of the measles.
Principal 31H Lane who has been
spending the Easter vacation in West
Hartford, will return here today.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown and two
children of Brooklyn.- mere been visit-
ingllav. and Mrs P C Brow,n Roway-
ton avenue.
A dog owned by Constable Edward
J. Lsdrim was; struck)?! the 11rd?
intrinsic;
, iii-penis isn't awn is or.“
grist. A tiny pill can be a mor-
A for and a elviilssr. '
;lr
‘ .P‘i" 5:. t. .1.
. . h}
. Vffiflhhif .Phl
Imunessllyarst.
H?
psny's fair opened in National hall.
train ,ltbr'e' yesterday, and “ ltd ills
been brdkeh. air,- Ls tlrlgdri some
the dog hosts. and had him but out of
misery.
William Lassen, driver hoary ‘ B. Gar
return of tit lie West tilde i live to
Philadelphis‘ Ps.. today be up se-i
tttrod a Hpoali ion in t at . . l
Remit , E. Wain. erwaltr
Episcopal Church.
formerly pastor.
ing and evening.
will be as usual.
The nelectmeu of Dorian Ire build
ing it set of stone steps at the hrs: of
Rowaytou River near the Co el'a
Bridge. for the purpose of enabling
people to get tip and down the bank
more readily.
Rowayton Baptist Church, Frank C.
Brown, pastor—Preaching at ‘10: (6 s.
m.. subject of morning sermon'. "Great
Hours in the life of the Master": at
7:30 p. m. sermon topic “The Root of
the utter". special singing: Sunday
c.
“kl sU‘
}'?V’
y fhocropa'r"
’d , ‘Wl is you t
It totem: midsiioul
- it; belonging to t o well- . ..
vry [new the worse for ear.
e‘. is» caucus of psint'snd
' would serve to enhance
tv
seem
to street. and the t preaaiop i
community.
CRANBURY.
lichool Will reopen for the spring. “owning; uitd 0““ in“
on Monday,"
lel‘
-fl$swes Pearl 't‘lnkior and Bertha Vnn' WNW?” derimd trout ll -
goose“ spent Wednesday to Bridge- 9““ i" fish
asters Mortimer and Guy Blake”
an Marvin Saunders are ill with ince-
ales. .
Misses Charlotte and Sylvia Adams,
of Bridgeport have visited relatives on her “wk "up
here.
The tokomstes of the East Avenue W“? OWN "will“
conduct the gt re‘s her It speed of itfxil
Methodist Church will
services In the chapel tomorrow after-I
noon, at 1:15.
lt‘ttucrsl services over the remains oft “0““-
J. Taylor Adams will be held from hisi
school at 12: Juniors at 4: Union of
Christian Endeavor and Enworth Lea
gue in Methodist Episcopal Church at
- ii: 30; Wednesday Ladlea' Aid meets at
2 p. in at the parsonage; Happy Hour;
service Thursday at” f to p m.
The Easter program in the Rownn)
tou Baptist Church, Sunday evenlnlL'
was enjoyed by a large congregation.
The school had been well drilled set
could be seen by the manner in which
they perfottued their parts Two vio-
litt solos In Hurry Griswold. accom
partied by his brothcr Russell Gris-
w,oid were beautifully rendered. and
added greatly to the interest of thci
occasion. A solo, "The Shepherd
King," by Edward Brothertou, of Nor-
walk, was sung itr his usual line marr-
ner, and was much enjoyed.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
William Nash has been quite sick at
his home here.
--You run get Good filth Food at
Street's Cash (Jtotcty.
James Blrcltsrd is completing the
i
1
between. enclosing his Main Street
grounds.
The Christian Endeavor meeting watt
well attended Wednesday evening. at
the church after the usual prayer meet- ,
log.
Nelson Boutotr, of Scott's Cove, has
accepted If position In Noroton, and
will move his household effects to that
place this month.
The Daricn Junior base ball team
was to play a game today against a
team in New Canaan but it cannot be
told yet whether the weather will per-
bc played here a week from today
Mene Peary Wallace. the Esqul
mau lad. who was under Dr. Averysi
care for pneumonia. is to be seen
again driving his little white mule
along the highwavs a d byways of!
Darieti. lie is apparent y enjoying ex- ,
collent health
This Saturday afternoon a game of
baseball will be played between the
Junior team of New Canaan and the-
second team of Darlen on the Park
Street grounds New Canaan. An in
tcreatlng game may be expected. Garner
at 2 o'clock. :
The death of l-‘. C. Mather. aged
twenty-seven years. son of David N.f
Mather. and his iii. Mather occurred
at Waterbury on Thursday evening,
Tire remains have been brought here
and the funeral will be held at the
home of l), N Mather tomorrow after- i
noon, Deceased leaves a wife anti one‘
(II it!
Geoffrey Kendall Nuttall. a nephew
of William H Orchard. lately arrived
from Liverpool. and is now on his way
in Vancouver, to take the steamer
Empress of Japan. of the Canadian
Pacific ldue. the llth lust. for Strong
hat. Chins. His stay in Noroton was
very short. as he wished to visit Mon
trcsl Ottawa. Toronto. and Niagara
Falls, before crossing the continent.
Mr. Nuttall has lived in Japan seven
years. and has been passing a year's
vacation at his home, The Vicarage,
Atherton. England. going there from
Yokohama via the Red Sea and Suez
Canal. He expects to complete his trip,
around the world by April 30.
A romance begun in Copenhagen
was ended in the right way in Darlen
this week. by the marriage of Miss V.
J. C. Rosmusen and Edward Nielsen
The couple arrived in New York last.
Saturday. Early in the week theY'
went to Noroton Heights to visit their
friend and countryman. A, Johnson
the barber of that village. During the
visit. It seems. the couple. decided to
,nt married. They want with Mr.
Johnson to Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell
forthe license. and then went to the"
home of Justice of the Peace William'
1. Austin. who performed the cere-
mony.
‘ wasrpon'r.
Miss Katherine Smith is recovering
from an attack of scarlet fever.
Miss Ruth Hall is home from a bolt.
day visit with friend at Gullford.
Lost night. Vigilant. Engine Coli-
The Johnson house Davenport are
true. has been to William
Welch. ‘
Miss Florence St, John has returned
from a visit with relatives at Silver
Mine.
Ed. Thomas is “backing, the list."
'no the average trotteyutsa this is
tough. but Thomas rather like! it.
lies Rose Driver has returned from
Hartford. where she spent a portion of
her Easter holidays at her e
there.
”Lloyd "a: m to
make another trip to. leaving? to
isomer -Hia stay away this time will
be brief.
Ldelegatton of Granger-e will attend
the meeting of Pat lrlold Posaona
leased
dossier-tit awnin‘,‘.
“Mommas ’
mayhem
' far ALL osuoegrs. I. , "
Grange. it.” held in mm on
i {Wow-mam
of
arterleetotowasrehadlyinaeed
the etc-0n
, o c,loek
‘ start immediate
‘ A. Hall.
m
late homc- -ou Sunday afternoon, at 3
Rev. G. D Egbert will olfl- seats illicit can be “”1"“ M -’
ciate.
IX- QUEEN iOAIELLA DEAD.
incandmuner of King Aift'mee Passed
Away in Paris. This Morning.
PARitl. April 9-Queen isabella Otiby it '31, Monroe of 00.99! .;
Isp'nilt. grandmother of King Alfonsoti and built by Brown 8: Sons. 0 .
idicd here at 9: 4.3 o'clOck this morn ; yme gm", [gland N
lug of influenza with complications.
.The American cmbaasy,. which is op-
posite the trainee Castillo, the latei‘ e .0“ of craft to afford
deuce was early inlorm- p “are (m- chug”
ed of the queen' a death] and Ambassa-
dot Porter was among the first to call
Queen s res
The in-
Marie
and sign the palace register.
t'autas isrthella. lduialic and
daugluers of the late «tucen, Were at
line bed titli: when she died.
Former Queen lsabella of Spain it
was reported from Paris on April ti,
was suffering froth a severe attack of
influential which caused great anxiety,
5 H
. The Princess laabel-
is, her daughter, istnrted from Madrid
““9 stone “ml”, with private hcdge fhc saute tlav for Paris on account of
the condition of her mothcn and it has
lurtuet'
King Alfonso would
to Catalonia and
on account of bcrladvartced use.
was born in ltliitl.
hilllolllit'ttl that the,
queen grew wore
abandon his via
1 0839
for Paris. _
King Alfonso l tit Barcelona yester-
day for Gerous._
Barcelona Satori try.
Queen isttbclltt' who was the citl-‘s'
daughter of Ferdinand Vii. of Spain.
in
laid she was nrhtrrled to Don r‘rnocls
was born in Moidtid Oct. 10, 1830.
d' Assls who died at Eplnay. France,
,‘Aptll I7. 19022.
on June2
the late Ki
the presentfltlrg.
A year ago last l'ebruary, lsahclla port.
expressedia wish to visit her giant};
son. King alfouso. bill
that if all
not be r - lved at court not be allow-
ed to "via at the palace giving as her
reason ti} at she wished to keep Alton
so, as for as possible in ignorance of
his granidmother' it past life.
Tic
inspecr racuév. _ ‘
i
Conselhfated Officials Have Tsken‘i
Trip.
the oil r officisls of the New York.
New i ran and Hartford road. in
spected .the Fair Haven trolley road for
the past few days. They used the prl
rate on: of President Hemingway.
Conductan- H.
piloted them about.
visits irkluded Derby. Wbodmont.
Branfordrsnd the Momauguin.
Vice” President Todd was an inter
chosen
tendent Judge. and President Heming-
way were in the party.
.. Ali-KO JESUIT DEAD.
BOS’I‘ON.. April 9.—Rcv. John Mc-
Qusid. one of the oldest and
or the lmmruulste
city. .mF'athc: Moguta'i was horrors: Ilia-D
trial: on Court y el'sllalng esp
.in l826 He- has been p ldent of St.
Peter's Cbllege. Jersey
of St. Michael's Church. Troy. N v..
and Chaplain of Holy Cross College.
['3
h passers- -by in troll ys ‘snd to i“
also is not entirely creditable in mi fig“!
utcrtdlng to return to.
,Qtrceu lsubella and her '
husband were 'expclled from Spain a.-
m" Tl"? return game ‘3 “Maul“ “3' a result of the. revolution in 1868 She of $750 damages against the es
formally abdicated the throne in Paris
8’40 in favor of her son.
Alfonso Xlil. rather of is an appeal,
the queeanudge Curtis, who did not feel
mother. it was reported informed hart lied to pass on the merits of the .
came to Madrid site would
Presgent C S Mellon and several of
Shannon and Motorrnsn
Their
sated member of the party. Some of
the men 'of the. steam road taken on
the trip may receive positions on the
board of directors when the. board is
On behalf of the Fair Haven road
General Manager Pundertord. Superin-
best
known Jesuits in America. died during
the night. at, the rectory. of the Church
nceptiou in this
tty . superior
i
y.
no of the buhfitufifi
towh‘. 8 me or these as
as tilt:m G rge'rt es“:
say)“ at a
had tombtntd in her study: 8.
i a' d or is
waters. Sh'r‘fs hunch-o cl":
children, Grace, N the
igylubld of such oil it
:thtt oortlhitted name 0
The yacht is "if?" .
hf
steer, l incheti arid
~ without the aid of her p
{:sciortutui one of inches lsailor-p
she is a model of
cnvcnlt-acc The uttbtn “‘59. . ‘
ing in (out long, wiibw ”FM
h.rrtbs 'l‘be staterooms 310M ;
[of room, and the galley; lat ,
fwith large range. ice client“, , . .
(birth and silverware closoltitnldv ‘ i
'ia a stateroom fot the ca 1
it'ortablc hunks and twigs
,f‘ot a crew of four She I
Y.
ibuildere or the yacht '
launched December 8,!
ninth
and Mr. George gets a great ,
Joy'tutnt out of the boat:‘ lire earrt »
naphtha tender and rot dents tor '
port fishing, etc, ‘
Mr. George is h tarp Hf
Gov. It P. Flower of 9‘! or
many years he. made For N
headquarters, turd was one of
sportsmen that helps
Myers kuoivu or: a great rppn
tesort. He holds the, trpdiepucot
,tor lantlintr the lat t, mop
nitlt ind ltliltl let-l. te tilt
214 pounds, and was
”built llitcc yearp - ,
has nu um prod)! of info so‘ '
Ills t iii If in cornpléts "thigh” '
this monster tarpon and till i
turn along the collar f, uh.
.Hocu Grands “his
Geor-‘ges catch sit tli’s ,
from the evidence Mr. , )f .
as a man who could ‘uh‘i. nl‘evari '
m..—5...».
'....
Sechres Judpnien g
Cantata“ “lawful.
Patrick artsy secure
‘ Henry Sspror'e "stereo. in the
common pleas court had “no
thissends one hf -
most famous “dog" caries in 3
Judge Nichols 0 Dow
Stamford. gave the decision, act
as he had previously given i‘ ddei I
(or 8500 in favor of Murrty in 'd i ,
brought against Patrick Moi-lin,»
toscbman for Mr. Sanford, wheat,”
toy accused of 'psickfngz,’ the d
Judge Downs reviewed um “In",J . .
to a considerable extetit in Ilia ..
tandem of decision. in ‘
claim that the plaiutln‘ receiy‘
‘iuriiss by kicking against a ..
after he had fallen in his.
Mitt-pity Judge Downs says? ,
lting the place. its is of the
that this explanation is use“
it is practically impossible t?“ E; '
juries should have been so hit ,,
, Be one: that sums; was sh g
and not wholly truthful with
that he had animus against
ray accused of etching" the .
were vicious and mischte%
would not have attacked
he has lying week from
Mhtphy had given him. Hell
that Hurray held his position
donor for a number of yells. , ‘
> ry Sanford, arid must have . ,‘ a
sober. 'l‘ but Murray inserts
able pain, that his leg is' not ,
the present time', that it is
“that. he is entitled to d
the amount neared ’
e fight to which Murp
it‘ll ‘33..“ am. Pi. "“
r s r a .
Thego ands oh ls'le't
basal indicted by two
ion ing to Henry shalord
oon'rey ”presented
Attorneys 8. c Shaw and
man. the defendant
Connecticut ON" - .
, unless ‘ i ’
Star's sarcasm , ‘ '
urrsl iron workers, '
tn‘érhbers of this it; “ .
' the state. have
Haven as follonl. '
O'Rburke of N_ w ‘
dent, George '
‘ bus
list
Prat
J
V race withth'le ‘gm he
2::: ‘t‘ g
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