l
. . it
. . I‘i‘.
Superior
’ w: jaw“
“It; 8km. SLIM up.
_. aiest bargain ever offered. flitttt. wmlh ttz'lul.
this season's glands.
"Skirts, 52.50. wnrnl double the brim
h Dmaea, Mo up.
Ice white Dawn Dress. made in I
aim 6 to M. $1.25.
ilk. Bltlrt for 60c.
tie line of Shirt" Waists. made Ill the latest styles.
, give us a call and convince yourself.
Sh. So. Nerwalk. Cl.
“.a m rule 70 colvvmc: HER
all to the size most suitable for the
As to duality neither has
And they know also that
they'll get all that's coming to them
In quality when buying coal of as. We
handle the very best goods. all thor-
oughly screened and cleaned. and
guarantee fltll weight and prompt de-
livery. Prices the lowest. What more
Price for winter or
summer $0.00 per ton. No charge for
wt“ ,. ‘.
Washiaatoa
season.
any doubt,
need be said?
carrying in.
The lili‘
he latest style. trilnlued with
i
E.M.T6[[IES&C0
oal,$6 per tan.
. he of price and let us put your winter supply In now. A
0 MEI! Vein Cumberland Bituminous at an attractive price.
“Special" Fertilizers for corn. potatoes. onions and general use.
that in
ii . insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
netting of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
‘i,
, counting, ASPHALT. , comma rule.
‘ .. . ahaxeanr FOREMAN, FROM BOSTON. woo HA3
enhancer unmet-HE wuss, AND can as: ospauozo upon
. . tenth: Ethasrtcuss or WORK MANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
s;‘_~'z“jR‘-aymond Bros.
' mourns:
urn-
lands of
{Sampler Furniture
Raymond; and Son’s
. .\\
or: A. J. spurns a
.SMURD
REE f PE
m‘af‘rltuc'rlorl near us AT 2 O'CLOCK.
m. in (as; ' trillions: '
a: ”seize:
.102 Washington Street.
You ran make
and keep out the It‘ai.
on ll porch filled with
erh‘lly.
they will letlrl
HI’O ES new:
and living rooms.
'view the Vudor
\\ shade department-
A fleasanl Wall
to Spend
would be. to join the
,The Delights of a
Summer Resort
When you go to a summer re-
sort. one of the chief delights are
‘ thcwldc,col.ll.cory veranda» where
you can sit in the shade and enjoy
a cool, delightful breeze.
our own porrh as con
nullt'olltlllrtnllltt.!ily' :lltllliiltk (ml the sun
with VudorSlmllcs. i‘llry ict llllltc in cute
I'llcy practically
add l'IliIfllf'l‘ l’i'lifll to your ltfltlf.t*"flle
plcnsnutcrt full“ of all tiuri
«awn. You not serve lun
z‘m’or
Porch Shades
with perfect prim awhile vies-instills mas-
, You can a so have VudorWlndow
binaries Idlliskd to your windows. when
the cool hreuo and item
out the bent of the summer aun. .
‘ lly commended for nurseries
co. So. Norwalk. cl.
rclg illc hinted
eons or tea
l’lais‘ted's
"her
, Vudor Porch Shades cost from "Jib up.
They aromatic In different colors to her-
monize with the woodwork of your floral.
You are capeciall requested to
xhlblt in our
AY AFTERNOONS D-
NM‘ANSHIP CLASS. .
train is ‘BllsfneSs College,
-__v
‘n o' I I p.
Lead "48 Meta . Street. .N‘orwaik.
STEAMER .~lellfl5'l
P :3. J
u},- u,-
'1 - failed.
. 00:61.33.“REFRIGERATOR}; E? “H“ “°"""°‘°" WWW
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m
Thm Residents of New Haven Accus-
i ed by a Danbury-Man. ,
Awaiting trial ill the court of colu-
molt pleas Is an action in which Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick A. Warner and
Mary E. flrlfllll. all of New iinvell. are
are and of ”fraudulent conspiracy" by
Wil, or i«‘. 'l‘olnilnsou. of l‘luubury.
who for some time past has used every
means within the limits of the law to
recover from Mrs. Griffin. the sum Of
8284.“) in which. he claims. she lltllfldl
indebted to him. The accusation
against the trio is based on the alie-
nation that Mrs. Griffin transferred to
M r. and Mrs. Warner the sum of 81,000
ill order to avoid satisfying a judg-
ment secured against her by the plain-
ttff Ill the action.
According to tllc‘ complaint, Mr.
’l‘olnlltlson. ill all action alleginx fraud-
ulent concealment of property from at-
tachment In, tili' district of Waterbury.
duly recovered judgment against Mary
E. Griffin for $284.10. an cxecutioa be-
ing Issued on Nov. 19. MIDI. and deliver.
ed to Deputy Sheriff W. J. Rigney. for
service. On Jun, 1. 1899. It is claimed.
Mrs. Griffin was known to be worth
at. least $1,000. despite which the officer
could find no property to attach and
was obliged to take the defendant into
custody to satisfy the writ.
So positive had the plaintiff been of
receiving his money. that he awaited
the return of the deputy with confl-
dl-ncc and joy. his feelings being sall-
ly disturbed when only the person of
Mrs. (lrifllu was captured. indeed.
"plaintiff first learned of said transac-
tion ill which Mrs. (lrillln had trans»
ferred her $1,000 to Mr. and Mrs. War~
ner, after the execution had been lev-'
led and Mrs, (lriffln had been Impris-
otled.”
Continuing, the papers declare that
”the plaintiff has exhausted all his le-
gal remedies to secure the payment,
and cannot now reach the $1,000." still
further alleging that he ls ill danger of
losing his judgment "through the fraud
uient conspiracy and other acts of the
defendants."
As a fresh start for the new year of
1900. Mr. 'l‘olllllnson garnished the
property of Mrs. tlritlin supposed to
be ill the hands of Mr. and Mrs. War-
ner. the latter. however. maintaining
that they held no property belonging to
her, her were they indebted to her for
the, slightest amount. And again the
plaintiff was foiled.
lll reply to all of which. Mr. and Mrs
Warner aver that all they know is that
Mrs Griffin was said to have received
$1,000 as insurance on the life of hel
daughter, but further Ihan that the)
“have no knowledge or belief.“
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom Il.
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulnese by the. benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It
will cure incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the worst cases
gives comfort. and relief. Slight dis
orders are cured in a few days. "I
had diabetes in its Worst form." writes
Marion lice. of Dunrcath, lnd. “i tried
eight physicians without relief. ()lll)
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well mall.“ For sale at
drug store. "
l
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Short Calendar Canon Before Judge
Curtis Today.
This is short calendar day ill tht
courts. and the following ratios are
on the list in the court of common
pleas, to be heard before Judge llow
ard J. Curtis:
Bridget A. Mc'i‘icrllcy et ul. Vs
Theodore D. lletlvenworth. exoclltor.
defendant’s motion to tile writing;
Frank E. (lore vs. Samuel 'i‘ebbutt.
foreclosure; Russell ’1‘. Whiting vs,
Mary E, Murray ct nl.. foreclosure;
David Greenbaum vs. George It:
‘Greenbuuln, defendants motion fol
judgment for want of answer to plea
itl abatement; the Mechanics &
Farmers‘ Savings Bank vs. John W,
Giles, or. al.. foreclosure; lnltber S.
Knapp vs. William Lane. judgment
for want of answer: Frank P. Stearns
ve. Herman Linde, Judgment for want
of answer; Charles A. Bradley, sub-
stltuted for C. Swarta vs. George (3.
Case. motion for judgment; .Henry
hulldin, etc, vs. Erastus G. Oakley.
judgment for want; of answer; Theo-
dore B. Smart vs. William Hughes.
judgment for want of ansWer; Byron
Dexter Vs. the U. S. Capacity 00..
judgment for want of answer; Delia
J. Colins vs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, ad-.
ministrator. judgment for want of bill
of particulars; City National bank vs.
William S. Tucker st 211.. defendant's
motion to open judgment; Chester E.
Blackman vs. William P. Kirk. judg-
ment for want of answer; D. P. At.
wood vs. William C. James. defend-
ant's motion to open judgment; Fos-
ter Benton vs. Carrie Beers, defend-
ant’s motion to strike out: Henrietta
Stuart et al. vs. Salvatore Di Giovan-
ni ct ux., defendant's demurrer.
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H.
Newson. Decatur. Ala. “For three
years," she writes, “I endured insuffer.
able pain from indigestion. stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in
syllable when doctors and all remedies
At length l was induced to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. I improved at once god
or
Liver, Kidney. Stomach and Down!
troubles, Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 500. It's guaranwed
’ by F. 1-1. Baxter. Druulst. '9
six KILLED is wnnctt.
“-
‘ Deposited Flo
MCuwl
" fill:
e, 7 Let my .
. Nora-raft.
Savings am
. - ,, LIIIINOW TO. June
airs interest From Jane 1.
_, to tea. at”;
Colilaleo ”.mahliaka Shore Electric
. . iway.
Norwalk. 0. June 3,—Slx persons
were killed and a doaen or more others
badly hurt late yesterday as the re,-
Eiectrlc railway bemoan» moholmd
fut electric humanitarian vest.
“naoltau. freiabt” carat Well-
, , .1th ’
' Thrilllnh I
suit of a collision. on the Lake Shore,
'rlaluta of union: to
”last Inl.‘ it i * .
Sadie Wood. the fourteen year old
tiaunltter of Thomas W. Wood, our of
the editorial staff of the Ausnnla l-it-n-'
tlnol. was chased by u rascal who ap-l
peared to her out of the darkness at.
the corner of Iieucnu and. llunuclll
streets. Bridgeport. at it: 30 o‘clock. last
night. when she was returning to her
father’s some at 352 liunnell street.
from an errand to a store on i-itratford
avenue. She fell on the concrete walk
In making her escape and was badly
bruised besides being badly frightened.
Since the Incident several recent cases
where women and children have been
frightened ill the East End at night
are being told of.
Miss Wood's scrlutlns were heard and
a crowd of neighbors collected. llcr
would-be assailant was chased across
the lots ill that vicinity and made good
his escape.
The wouu girl did not see the mall
until he illli denly stepped before her.
llis appearance was decidedly impro-
per. She stood still a moment and see-
ing the fellow hurrying toward her she
screamed and ran at the same time.
She did not look behind her to see how
far the man pursued her. Site fell on
the concrete walk. but despite her
bruises she scrambled to her feet and
continued to rlln. 0n reaching home
Miss Wood ill breathless words told
of the Incident ulld her father hurried
to the scene of her scare. He found
that his daughter‘s cries had been
heard by a number of people, who
had gathered to ascertain the cause.
Olle young man who was in the
throng said that when he appeared on
the scene bearing the girl‘s scream he
had seen a man step front behind a
telephone pole alld rllll across the lots.
He said he had given pursuit, but
had been outdistanced by the ticcing
man. who disappeared in the darkness.
One of the women who lives in the
neighborhood says thllt she was given
l fright in much the same manner at
the same spot about two weeks ago.
but had kept the matter quiet as she
wished to avoid publicity. Several
other people told Mr. Woods that ll
number of women and children had
been scared ill the same manner of
ale.
ROMAN CATHOLIC OBSERVANCES
Bishop Tierney's Letter to Priests In
This Diocese. .
The following letter has been sent
lut front the Episcopal residence to
Hartford to the priests of this (“or
nose
’tevcrcltd dear Sir:
We desire to remind you that lloly
Tlhurcb exhorts her children to prac-
iicc special devotion to the Sacred
“leart of Jesus during the month of
lune. In order that this devotion may
le fostered in all the Catholic church-
In of the world. the Sacred (‘ongrt-uav
ion of [lites declared on July 21, 1890.
but all who assist at public drvotionu
ll honor of the Sacred Heart during
.hc month of June. may gain ll partial
ndulgcncc of three hundred days and
l plenary indulgence on condition that
.hey attend the exercises ten times
luring the. month.
According to a decree of May 8.
1373. a partial indulgence of seven
rears. once ll tiny, and ll plenary indul—
trace on any «lay of the Illilflill may
be gained by all who publicly or pri—
vately perform any devotion or good
works in honor of the Sacred 'lleart
of Jesus and alsofulilli the usual condi-
lons of confession. communion and it
visit to a church where they shall
only for the intention of the Holy
Father.
You will encourage your people to
obtain God's most fruitful blessings
hrongh an earnest devotion to. the
Sacred Heart ofour Blessed Redeemer.
h‘ulthfullv more ill Christ.
MICHAEL TIERNEY.
Bishopof Hartford.
John G. Murray. Chancellor.
CATHOLIC NOTES.
The seml~annual conference of the
Reverend Assistants of the diocese will
‘le held next'Wednesday, June 8.
Yesterday was the Feast of Corpus
'Jhristi. The soiemnization of the feast
is transferred to next Sunday.
Today is the first Friday of the
month. Devotions ill honor of the Sn-
cred Heart.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart falls
on Friday. June '10. Novenas In honor
of the Sacred Heart] began yesterday.
' THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sun'erers have proved their match-
‘ess merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood an
build up your health. Only 25 cents.
money back if not cured. Sold by F.
H. Baxter. Druggist. ”
ALL TO THE GOOD.
Sheriff Bulkley Haa Found Way to
Compel Reckless Antoine to 0b-
aerve Speed Law.
Since the capture of R. A. Green a
week ago In Westport when he was at«
tempting to make a record trip from
Boston to New York in his automo-
bile. the residente of Fairileld. South-
port and Weetport have not been very
greatly troubled by scorching and
reckless chauffeurs.
Yesterday. however, Sheriff Wallace
M. Buikley. of Fail-field. was walking
on one. of the thoroughfares of that
town when he herd the banning of a
big motor car. Taming he saw a large
yellow automobile in which were five
young men. comingalong at. great
speed.
The sheriff merely stepped to the‘
edge of the road and took out ' his
watch upon which be taxed intently as
the automobile went by. The way
that its driver slowed up was laugh-
that the machine went ll. very mild and
slow gait all the staplbetween the two
towns. .
It Is suggested that the residents of
town: so riot fromthe reckless aa-
tornobile plague. should all be proud.
ed with watches. which ltdiaplayad
“ a few‘lnilea ml or thiaclty.
rhesus; Chariot Pack. to
W. or ShmMDamtaom
l.
all believing that they are being timed.
ettbe proper moment. pause the motor
car drivers to slow .up mighty quick.
d since the purchase of the property.
able. and reports from Sonthport show f
To be :1 successful wife, to retain the love
and admiration of her husband should be a
woman’s constant study. Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Potts tell their Stories for the benefit
of all wives and mothers.
” Dim Mus. PINKIIAM :— Lydia 1-}. Pinkhltm's Vegetable Com-
pound will make every mother well. strong. healthy and happy. I dragged
through nine years of miserable existence. Worn out with pain and wearinesa.
1 then noticed a statement of a woman troubled as I was. and the wonderful
results she had had from your Vegetable Compound. and decided to try what.
it would do for me. and need it for three months. At the end of that time I
was a different woman. the neighbors remarked it. and my husband fell in
love with me all over again. It seemed like a new existence. I had been luf-
faring with inflammation and falling of the womb. but our medicine cured
that and built. upMmy entire system. till I was indeed ii e a new. woman.—-
Sincerely yours. as. Cass. l". Bnows. at Cedar Terrace. Hot Springs. Aria,
Vice President Mothers' Club."
Suffering women should not fall to profit by Mrs. Brown's ex.
pcrlences; |first as surel y as she was cured of the troubles entllller-
aired in her otter. just so surely will Lydia E. Plllkhaln's Vegetable
Compound core. other women who suffer from womb troubles.
inflltlllmlttion of the ovaries. kidne troubles, nervous excitability
be story of Mrs. Potts to a. i
and nervous proatratlon. ltcad
mothers:—
“ Dun Mas Pittman :—- During- the early
art of my married life I was very delicate
in health. I had two miscarria es. and both
my husband and I felt. very bad y as we were
anxious to have children. A neighbor who
had been using Lydia E. I’lllkltum’s
Vegetable Compound advised me to try
_ it, and I decided toldo so. I soon felt. that
my appetite was increasing. the headache:
gradually decreased and iinall y disappeared.
and my general health improved. felt an
2, if new blood coursed through my veins..tho
sluggish tired feelan disappeared. and I be-
.. came. strong and well.
“ Within a year after I became the mother
of a strong healthy child. the 0y of our home.
You certainly have aspiendi remedy, and I
wish every mother knew of lt.—-Sincerely
yours. Mas. Assn Pens. 510 Park Ave... Hot
Springs. Ar "
If you feel that. there is anything at all
unusual or puzzling about our case, or
if you wish confidential tune of the
most ex rienccd. write to Mrs. Pink-
ham, Lynn. Mass, and you will be adv sell free of charge. Lydia E.
Plnkllam’eY enable. Compound has cured and is caring thousands
of cases of tenta- c troubles—curing them inexpensively and absolutely.
Remember this when you go to your druggist. Insist upon getting
”all: E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
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ELECTRIC TRAINS To BOSTON.
New Haven Road Plans to Cut Rates
in Two, It is Said.
BOSTON. June 3.'—‘RIIIBOI‘S have be-
gun to circulate tnat the‘Ncw Work.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company is to establish a line of fast
electric trains between Boston and
New York. using the old Park Square _ .
Station of the Boston and Providence ,A- M71213”, 5314‘ 51.5“. 5114»
road, which it has just purchased. as 6.50, 7‘03» l.4.6, 8-1“. 8.45. 9:05x.
a Boston terminal. ‘ 9:2bx, 9:40, ltlzslx, 11:35.
It has been stated by those close 00 ‘P; ”:121503‘; 1113. 2:55ii.'3_:00._3:45,
the management of themed within it 4~“"‘- 0"“), 5-05": 6:43, 0500‘. “073‘,
w k ih t iiicisls ha e 0 int ted 7:553“ 8100' 9:55)“ 10:20”
ee a 0 V 5 tma Saturdays, in addition to above.
3:30 p. to.
NEW volts. new HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect Mayhem, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK?
it is said to be the plan to run night
and day trains. with sleepers at night.
and large vestibule cars in the day
time. it Is estimated that the run-
ning time could be made in eight or
nine hours with the fare half the regu-
lar train tariff.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley Honey and, Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
alder-ed hopeless. Mrs, Adolph Bues-
ing. 701 West Third St.. Davenport.
lowa, writes: "A severe cold con~
tracted twelve years ago was neglects
ed tlntll It finally grew into, asthma
The best medical skill available could
not give me more than temporary re-
lief. Foley's Honey and Tar was rec-
ommended and one ’tifty cent bottle en
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
and if I had taken It at the start i
wouldhave been saved years of suffer.
mgr—For sale at Plaiated‘a drug stoic;
8U NDAYS.
9:42x.
P. M.——2:47x, 2:55x, 5:40. 5:55x. 7:20,
7:56x, 8:18x, 9:65x. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—12:00x, 5:00. 6:00. 7:00. 7:60.
8:00x. 9:0“, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:04.
11:00x. 11:02.
P. M.—12:02, 1:07, 2:00, 2:67. 3229):,
4:02x, 4:06x, 4:32x. 5:01x. 5:07. 5:82.
6:001. 6:02, 6:59 8200:, 9:00x, 9:30.
11:02:.
Saturdays. in addition to above 1:55
p. tn.
SUNDAYS.
A. lit-42:001. 6:00, 7:30, 10:02:.
P. Ilia—5:02. 6i00.8;00x, 11:02:.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—~12:011. 1:18, 1:563, 6:18.
7:42. 8:42. 9:08;. 10:051., 11:03:.
11:38. .
P. M.—12:02. 1:12. 3,:02x. 4:19. 5:25.
lsioglsl, 8:30. 7:05;, moan-9:15, 10:01:.
VOMING DELEGATES FOR UNITE
w RULE, announcer, m Applrlou TO
CHEYENNE, Wyn. June 3.—-The re- ABOVE-
solutlona adopted last night by the P- M.—2:45, 5103. 7123-
.Democratic state convention instruct SUNOAVG. '
the, delegates to St. [nuts to observe A. hie—12:11:. 1218:, 1:561, 7:42.
the unite rule. Exoovernor John E. 9:10. 11:03:.
Osborne. of Rawlina, was made nation- P. him-6:40. 7:06;, 9205:.
“commitment“. , ‘ ‘ , SOUTHNOHWALK To DANBURY.
_ _ 'A.M.—6:23,9:15. 10:111.
. ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA.
P. Mar] :20. 4:27x. 6:08. 5:48. 7:10.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Del.. aays: "I suffered for years with
—.-u,otharlloaa mn- dread for “that
terrible. all when
have. ‘Dr..'!'owier’, ' ii
an“ . a attract. 0i W '3
W "in the Hines. : snubs
they. could hear of, but nothing helped.
‘ per. apd~tha§cll
A. Dis—6:00. 7:28. 8:11;. 10:00:.
dyspepsia. used to bare great distress 11:45-
lad. belching. I tried “min; “1 P. lie—4:00;. 836:. 7:00.
Sung? train to Danbury. 9:15 a.
at.
until I took Brasilia. Bella. and, one to
lately."
cent. bottle on", me comp
For sale by R. if. Plaiated. fi‘. it. Be;-
rams.
tho but.
'- ‘noaso Shoo
,‘ , 2
lith ill the World (it)
we know.
livery shocotau says
he does.
All we know is—
our ”Keith’s-Konqucror”
Shoes are far and away ,
the best we’ve ever sold.
Olsen’s
Shoe Store.
Washington
Strut
South Norwalk
A. M.—12:59x. 5:24x, 6:50x. 8:56. ,
THII 1" may
those PIMPLES, for all ll'lRl-
ATIONS and ERUPTION of the
SKIN =
TAKE ONL Y
DR. HUMPHRIES'
BLOOD REMEDY
There is no Sarsaprllla or other ad- .
vertised Spring Medicines so effective
and certain to care you as this Pree-
crlptlon.
Zeitluss—iS—harmaey
a no. MAIN or. no. uottwatx.
r. E. LOCKWOOD a 60..
39 Wall St” Norwalk.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles:
or. amount: all styles.
nu warn: - ,
FRANKLIN. .
LocouoarLz.
Will demonatrltg any: of at. above
machines to Interment plrtlea.
Headquarters for '
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND R!-
PAIRING.
*Ililiiiiiili STEEL BOAT 00.
MANUFACTURERS or
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
and
PA TENT STEEL BOATS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES; ,
Patient and Lichteat Made.
—Never Leak—mover Sink-m
DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND FOLDING loan,
PLEASURE some AND ROW
soars. .
cartoons, AND canoes.
c. L. St. Joust. Agent.
49 Watershed.
Catalogues onappiloatlon.
we lNSURE—é ‘
GASOLINE
POWER
BOATS. .
For Particulars Call On.
tartan a count.
74 Washington at..- en. New... at.
flu. lotto Sill ital Bolus.
Eon S'l‘aasftj'ltun
8.0.13 warns unsettle.
IIIIWQ;Warm House. only, but
Night. in commutative.
Send for Cats!
gate for yourself,
hollow on).
awe.
Norwalk Chronicler