trees. pulls ‘m trimmed.
“.l new and tart!“-
corn 'on the ear Is very. nice, but
when on the toe is not so nice.
0. ll. Webb has secured a position
with the Relief Oyster Company '
,. Mr. and Mrs. Wood. of Warren ave-
nue are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Elliott. of Stamford.
Mrs. John Weeks. who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
to her home Ridgewood. N. J
The Ollogo olla Club is to have a
roast. turkey spread next Sunday cv-
ening on their flagship Kumarao.
The foundation for the first of the
Brown cottages on the old Fitch Betta
estate is completwed all ready for the
framing. t‘I
The regular monthly meeting or the
Juanita Outing Club was held last
evening. Considerable business was
transacted.
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Ash-
Worth have returned home from New
Haven where they attended the Yale-
Harvard football game .
' The regular weekly class meetingI in
NI! to to be found for $2.25. _
N9w in N14 limo to buy PO"! Preparatory for
Prices the lowest.
‘ieacvll h
nun. Siliurdhywi
(lulu II Inc.
It . . “ll"
Christmas. Stock ‘
Everything you may want.
. on a luctntlve Inst
H: . 'Ohafiries Milton. who is a Pullman
. car conductor botwoon Buffalo anti
Chicago Visited friends in Rowuyton
over Sunday. .
Mrs. George Davis goes to Florida
Thursday of tltls week to spend the
winter. where Mr. Davis is
ed in the oyster business.
Rowayton.
There will he a special mocting of
the Reliance Hook and I dder Cont-
pany to hear the reports 0 ’ the norm
mittees on building site and take tli‘.
tion on the same.
Station Agent h'klwatd M. Jones is
moving today to the lower part or the
Fulton place in Railroad avenue, and
will be much nearerl his employment
during the winter months.
..A.,carioad of. antique furniture or
rived III the Rowayion Wstatiou yester
day. and has been transferred to E;
Hope Norton‘s summer rcsldoncc
Cottage No.1. .at. Tokeneke. Liver)-
nian Edward J. Ladrigan had charm-
of the moving. '
Mrs. Alice'D Ward has the sluccro
sympathy. of the communitv in 111(-
omitted this week owing to the spec Iloss of. her. mothlet. Mrs. Thompson
int order of evangelistic services be
ing held every evening.
While Uncle Ned has the reputation
of wearing most or his clothes quite:
a long time he never wears his coat s
as long as Captain Gus Raymond ‘
The first rehearsal of the East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school for
the Chris mas setvices wa sheld Suit
day. The music is pronounced to be.
the best ever attempted by the school.
The annual meeting of the Advent
Christian Church Society will be held
at the close of the regular prayei
meeting on Thursday night. December
1. Ofilcers will be elected for the
coming your.
Charles Comstock. of 6 Cove street,
has sold his house and N. S. Ferguv
son, who has been living there, and
is compelled to move. is to locate in '
the house of Major Holmes, in Hill
street, East Norwalk.
The evangelistic services in the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
be continued throughout the picscm
week. The. Rev E S. Wright will as
slst the pastor. The meetings have
been well attended and dceply spirit-
ous and profitable. Time I. 45 p In.
On Thursday We sciviccs will be hold
A special thanks and piaisc SE"“l\li(l
at 7 a. lil., continuing o'uo lIouI oul;.v
and sun hot at 7: 45 p. in. This
motning service has been largely at
tended in the past and has been mitts
daily blessed and inspiring.
V“Tho house that Nat built." and has
resided in everIslnce the yacht Amer-
ica captured the. queen's cup. at the
head of Osborn avenue, has been new-
ly painted from top gallants to keel
in white and green and looks as pl‘f-Lty
as a picture. The popular old captain
had the misfortune to lose half his
favorite old apple tics in the recent
sale and has since chopped the other
half dowrn. leaving the bank which
like most of the canine nuisancrcl
around there is all bark as a sentinel
I to keep watch in the stilly hours of
the night whiIh are novel stilly. by
the way. Captain Robotic celchiatcd
his eighty- ninth birthday Ieccntly, and
barring being 11 little dust on tho oil“
side is as lively as any cabin boy to—
day.
Scared by the blowing down of a
fence on: Bette place yestetdsy. one
of Hersbflcld’s teams ran away. the
driver having been off his seat and
came near colliding with one of Sky-
mour's grocery wagons driven by Sir
William Millet. the newly elected town
official, and but for his skillful homil-
lug of the reins the city auditm blight
have been knocked into a rough ride)
but. He is always lucky. and while
. not so enthusiastic as he was when re-
ceiving r‘otmns there was a merry
minute in his bloc eye when he said
a miss ls hsgood as a mile and a good
many don't think it amiss to go a good
runny miles to soc one. u Thanks-
giving day as usual with tie mother.
Lady Miller whosc husband was our. of
the greatest sttcplo builders in South-
. amnion. tlII-I family will feast and
praise. and after the wishbone has
been broken by two members of the
family they will sit down and enjoy
cheese straws and English walnuts.
. “ten a penny walnuts.” and the chi].-
drcn will be treated to some Evcriou
toffee on thII stick. Charles Seymour
never gets tired of introducing Mr.
Miller as the possible candidate for
our next governor.
W
ROWAYTON.
. Mrs Mary Richards. of Railroad
tavenue. is quite seriously ill. .
'L’ Reliance flock and Ladder Com
pany netted over $400 slits rtxteut
lair . L
um Libblc 'f‘ristraiu. of Stamford.
spent Sunday with friends in Roway-
' ton.
Eddie Prices. or flowaytou
lulu recovered from an attack
ngp p.
l.
Lon Wednesday. November“ 23. 19011.
Everett house on Ohurclt haircut
' (3 Austin snorted. for Rowayiou
1. lea
[The attitude affords a grand
has
til"
There will be Thanksgiving oxcr holes. on? up and it to play
clues in tho Rowaytou public school solaton cup was won by (lent-Its
Jacob v close and family. of Rav- bury by .11 up and 9 to play.
mood a rest are to move in the George
Dean. .who died last Wednesday. at
her city homo. Mts. Dean was a
most estimable woman. well known
for her kindness of heart and her
many kind deeds. She will be long
and grateful! remembered. Besides
rs. ward s e leaves one son (‘hai
noises Dean of Stamford.
captain Frank R. Stctens. of Row-
uyton avenue. met. with a very painful
accident a few days ago and has not.
yet retovercd sufficiently to fully at-
tend to his duties as commander of
Captain William 1. Stevens' oyster
steamer Kate C. Stevens. Capt. Stov-
ens was walking about the steamer.
when he encountered an obstruction
and fell rather heavily, striking on
his side. There was some pain for a
day or two and then be consulted Dr.
L. M. Allen in South Norwnlk. The
latter found that two ribs had been
broken (‘apiuiu Stevens is able to
be on the boat a portion of the time.
but cannot handle the wheel at pics-
out
I 11:11me Scolicld. of Highland avenue.
expects to break ground this week I'm
another house on his property there.
Mr. Scoflcld. judging from his words.
is enthusiastic about Highland avenue.
property. and declares that “there is
bound to be a‘bvtlliant future for the
bill section. The natural beauty or
this property, cannot. fail to soon at-
tract a cultured class of homoscckcrs.
Willi}?
view to the east and south, while lhu
wooded lmdkground makes an inspir-
ing picture at any season of the year.
but cspcclally bountiful in the. tail.
We have the trolley at out door. the
city water main obviates the necessity
seven delivers our mail, twice every
seven delivers our mail. twivc every
week day. While the foot of Highland
avenue is not lticrally washed by tho
waves of the sen. nevertheless, we are
within ilvc. 0r ten minutes“ walk of
the shore. where one.
’By the vision splendid
is on his \vay attended.‘
it. is a well known fact that sea-
scape. unlike landscape,
charm of which We never tire, and fur-
nishes a good excuse for the landowner
who may control shortI front properly.
to place a prohibitive price upon his
possession. so far as the man of lim-
ited means is concerned. lint happi-
ly. for those of Its who appreciate the
charm of country life. and who may
be interested in this really. Mr. Knapp.
characteristically generous. places his
lots within the means of any person,
receiving a steady income. and so long
as our friend l-‘inch is able to build
high grade houses at. a figure enabling
the owner to offer apartments with
modem improvemsuistor eight or ten
dollars less than your- 80th Norwalk
rentals. we may oxpch to see this
avcuuo become agreeably populous."
A
~.. Haws—um
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Louis S Beers was It visitor in town
ycstcrduy.
William Willxnolt, do, was a visitor
in South Norwsik yesterday.
Town Clerk Thaddeus llell was a vis-
itor in South Norwalll yesterday.
Lewis llcrmun III placing a large
addition to his house at Norolou
Heights.
chnosday will be visiting tiny at
the Center school. Principal Perry
has set the afternoon aside for the
parents to visit the school and sue the
scholars at work.
Charles G Waterbury is mailed in
painting and I-ccmstrucunz the house
recently acquired by him from Joseph
Mishap Mother. The property will be
placed in first class order.
wlwck Salt for packing pork at
Street a Cash Grocery. *-
ii is Brown. .lr., won the champion-
ship of the Woo llum (luff (llub. Sut-
ut'day afternoon. by defeating Dr. Gor-
reit Smith. in the final round. at till
The con?
Hopkins. who defeated D. '1‘. Wood-
wsrc also a two-club contest which
was won by 11‘. W. Brown with a not.
t
v
. perienced sour
. the machine went t}
enKaS L
DOSRL‘SSUN R '
A.
There
score at 83.1% tournament season
, restored by using DeWItt‘s Litts
' Neon cachet, Tex.
I sues
‘d Lived Hutton. exhau-
a
Alston quantity of
soft sand had been placed on the road
not far from the Solgier limits.
I. . .
Just and it was
auto had to 9' ll
d it, in (lolmt
sand the NW
machine was c nip
rear wheel come as:
It
iii! the
. The owners of
load Mr. Buttery
. veryt'rlah cam;
and toured the
- ‘ wnsrrour.
‘ n. 'l‘. Halnos. of Boston. spout ll'ri-
day in town.
A. (l Southey spent Sunday at home
with his family.
F P. Rollins. of SDrinlfleld Mass.
was a recent vieltot here. I
George D. Warren. of New York,
has been here on a business trip.
Mrs. L. W. Holmes has been enter-
taining Mrs C. H Holmes. of Non
walk.
Mrs. Austin Waksmnn entertained
a petty of friends with whist Thurs-
day night.
Miss Rosa Baptiste. who has been
visiting fronds here. has gone to her
home. Fianklinton. N (3.
Mrs. J. 0. ii. Jeuiiiitzii and daughter
have returned to the Farms from a
visit with friends in New York
News has them been such a gain
day here as was Saturday and the
residents took advantage of it to get
out on the streets and watch the auto
mobllc parade. (3de the lookeison
evtimated that 200 (ltor vehicles pass-
III‘. through here on route to New lia-
V0"
The Misses Attics and Charlotte
Meade of South Wlndsm, were end
or the week guests of friends here.
Giles Potter state truest. agent has
been here. Mr Fetter: has in Iiincs
gone by found this is prolific field but
the strenuous opposition lo the truant
that he waacd here. littltI more than
a year ago. served .to convince the
majority that ho was not only wide
awake, but could not be swerved front
discharging his duty. unpleasant as his
experience at that time was.
Members of St. Agnes (lttild Icudcr-
cd Miss Martha Darrow a pleasant
surprise Thursday night that served
to bling out her friends in force The
putpose was eminently successful. and
thc recipient genuinely surprised.
Those present were: hired Nash and
wife. Charles Fable and wife. ll.
Gauli and wife. '1‘. U. SlGlli‘llS. and
wife. George .lelill and wife. 0, Tovcy
and wife. ll. Craulord and wife. Mrs.
l. l’cIII. Miss Emma Williams. Mos-
dumes. Langdou. Henrietta lirudlcy.
William Wood. Olmstcsd and Messrs.
Fred Wood. iicrbcrt Williams. ("1.
Meeker.
WESTON.
M. A. llsuit has spent several days
in Bethcl.
Mrs, Lewis ShinnIan still continues
seriously ill.
Miss May Hamilton gave a dancing.
party on Wednesday cvcnlng.
A. b}. Southey and family are sound-
ins this w'cclt in Danbury.
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Fitch have re
lurtwd from their wedding trip.
Mrs. M. E. Sutton is visiting bur
niece. Mrs. Picking, in East Orange.
01A
Mr, and Mrs. imroy .blocker. of
Wcstport. spent Sunday with F. ii.
Burritt.
Horace l-furlbuti has been spending
several days in Stockbrldgo and oth«
or places in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Merwlu Beers has been vcry
seriously ill and at this writing is no
better. Mrs. Beers is also iii.
The Christian Union service at the
Congregational Church was led by
Miss Annie lI‘itch on Sunday ovcuing.
Friends from Seniors. N. .l.. have
visited Mrs, Frederick Banks. bliss
Elizabeth Gordon has also visited Miss
Anna Bank.
Rev. J. I). Shively spent a few days
last week with Thomas Wood. Mr.
Shively will We entertained ovcr post
Sunday by Mrs. A. id, Turucy.
Mrs. Thomas, of Riliaetleld has
spent several time with Mrs. V. (lod-
t’rey. Mrs. Godfrey is spoudluu this
wonkwith her father in lllducilcid.
m”..-
TROUBLE OVER A DUCK BOAT.
Edward Gerhardt and Ass Lowndos
Go to Law Over the Matter.
Edward (lcrhartli and Ass lAlWllllOR
am in lcxal IlidlcultiI-s over a duck
bout. it appears that WYllli' Mr. (lur-
hardt was up in New York slatc on a
visit his boat, wont wroutr and was ac-
cured or purchased by Mr. flow mics. of
Meadow street. Mr ilcrhardt rI-cI-utly
found out. where his boat was. and
with John K. Finch he wont down and
secured it. The next day. Mr Levon
dos. also in tho cuulpapywl Mr. l‘,hch
went back and to captured Ibo boat.
Now Mr. (lctbardt has Ictuincd Judge
John ll. Light and Mr. inwndos has
retained Attorney boo llavls
HANDS!) HIMOILF 1N BARN.
WEST CORNWALL. Nov. 22.--Sam-
as! human. who lived ouII mils out
of the village of Sharon, hanged him-
selhlurlng the night in his barn. tic
has been ill and eluded his attendant.
no was Ill years old and tllc father of
Sherman Seaman. who on Thursday
next will be placed on trial at. Win-
stod on the charge of wife murder.
RANGES GOT ADRIFT.
HIGIHIAND lilali'i‘. Muss. Nov. 22.
w'i‘ho barges Buffalo and
which broke adrift from tho tug be-
high Sunday night. were found by the
famously today. arisen miles cast at
Iiiighlaud Light. Tho tug proceeded
with them to Boston. her destination.
All on board were well and the bar.
you had met with no mishap.
A GOOD COMPLEXION.
"Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks
séflari‘
l' i'
Riveramll‘o‘ was is l’. M
A certain
akd‘dnu is flawed sve— .
'i‘lie _ _.
Blasted The .
Burden. '
as atprcti w .
papers by months
between the blues
The car fare to Sta ford would
don"cents as now. he said Ill
taken up a Minna .
‘ LU: “OVJNNO, ’
The Big. Mtrr Wales! (to.
(Direct from m ropoliun Trlll‘mum one)
"A BELL BO ”
.In a constantly and Musically scrim.
Introducing the Popular Faroeurly
JOHNNY CALVIN AND THE GREAT
RICH ABDB.
AND TWENTY OTHfiide..
A Medley of Melody, Beauty and Mo-
Great Cast of Unusual Strength. ,4”
Ma oificent Choral and Ensemble
timbers.
Carioad of Electrical and Scenic Sur-
prises.
HigtnCiass Vaudeville interpolations.
BEST COMIC PLAY EVER WRITTEN
Nothing Better Will Visit Here This
Season.
PRICES—250. 600 and 75c.
Seats Now on Sale.
M
HOYT’ S THEATRE
ONE DAY ONLY,
THURSDAY, NOV. 20TH!
MATlNEE AND NIGHT
THANKSGIVlNG DAY.
Lincoln J. Carter's Sensational Scenic
Surprise,
The Season‘s Enormous
SEE—The Wonderful Fire Scene, The
Revoivln Chamber,
Boylan C ”(from
MATINEE 2: 30: EVENING 8:15.
PRICES—Evening, 26c. 35c, 600 and
750; Matinee, Orchestra, 500: Bat
cony, 350: Children. 25:. ‘
Seats for Sale Monday, Nov. 21.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
2 DAYS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 25—26.
Return Engagement of
K. "The American Vita‘
graph Co.”
Showing a Complete Program of New
Pictures and Several New Local
Picturel.
SPECIAL MATINEE. SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 26TH.
PRICES-Evenings. 100. 20c and Site:
Saturday Matinee. 100 arid 20c.
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY NOV. 21.
m
OL’"
SHOES.
aovs' nouoi-I ON nooks,
No Sumo at
01.25 AND 1.50.
slats LITTLE INDIAN.
Kl Id an c... at
01.25.
m
"- VOUTHB' SATIN CALF.
llk lined Com.
Try a pair of any of time one».
they will outwear any other makes.
400 PR. LADIEO’ KID OXFORD'O,
Low Hoots. at
986. ALL SIZES.
m
”.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL lN
NORWALK HEALTH SHOE
FOR LADIIB
$3.50. ,
Olsen 5
Shoe Store:
News”: and :0. Norwalk.
Fresh Plan l
FRICH HINRING.
50
vacations- so
only: snout men. In
con. mvan cacao, wants
Fill-1.120: crass. III.
WEAK FISH. . 100
asset: sauce, I . 12o
sonata-ans. yf; 100
scams cane. so
waist: amour, it 120
sass. 120
EXTRA LARGE BMELT, 12c and 140
‘ovsrsns. ‘
till"
. « I rill _
, . change i oil a .,
t Luis-“inn 0% some .
TO PROUD TO BEG . 1
Melodramatlc Gucci". ‘.
The Famous ‘
; It makes the cooking of the
turkey as great a pleasure as
the eating.
continuation
’Phone 68.
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HilNKl YIN llllY
lawn/lama.
3mm
car In mt. “
up an
nrrma
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Stunt.
Telephone, 18M,
Cooth Nona-1k. Benn.
WM“... .
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Twas”; I...“
Propellers
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East: River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 P. m.
PLYlthdglNG AND STEAM!”
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING. .
ITOVBS AND RANCH.
CLAT! AND TIN ROOFING.
Cu and steam Fitting,
"Fixtures, Metal Collin.
you seen our stock of
RICMMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COM MPANY.
Ir WALL eraser. no'nwsut.
Every Style
livery style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
in our stock.
Oar assortment ta so Inn and var-
led that you will have no trouble in
making I selection.
1'0 OIDIN
Window Shades. Elston
Patnurr Supplies. Artiau' Interim.
OPIOIALC.
White Curtain Poles with Mona,
100.
Cloth Window Shades. frinlod. m.
Extenidoa and Solid Half Dart-III
Rodi. (100.
On Its.
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‘CROCKINY.
W
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l.
‘W
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: b
nsm'rmo AND PAPIII HANCINC.'.
its ALL KINDS or
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni.
form Pieces .as FINE or
COARSE unwanted.»
Other machines chopmeat
only. THIS. DOES AWAY
WITH .THE. (SHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
. W 43,, 1‘ 3‘.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread:-
EVERYTHING.
nun-v4-
every day. Call and see it.
‘ For Sale by
Watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTON 8TREET.
Phone 143-6.
Bun lllll Stilt! 1°. Pot lIIIIIIIII.
Your savings invested with the la-
dustrial Savings and Loan 00. are free
from speculative dangers—earn h per
. Inum -
--n profit cousin
tent with safe
methodl~and al-
ways subject to
your control. 5
per cent, par an-
nual paid for ev-
ery day invested,
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
out. Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 80. MAIN OT.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
cent. per .
lilY Nillllltl IIIK
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
Capital 3100.000.00
Surplus. 3100. 000.00
Not Profits. 560,000.00
Coliem occounta of individuals. mam
ufacture‘ro, merchanfa and corporation-
upon favorable terms.
sowm H. MATHewson. Pru.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pf”-
.utcoa M. LAYTON. 0mm.
0-——
DIRECTORS.
l. H. Mathovnon John H. LI|M
John H. Knapp Henry laymen!
Joel-b R. Marvin Ismael Gunman
Christian Swartz J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowan.
WALL PAPER
OUR 0700K OF NEW
JUI‘I‘ IN II A LITTLI
THAN IVER IIFO'RI.
wonosnlvua now saw you
can IUY NIcII doom) Hana. you
KNOW w: no THI woak IN TH!
vanv our MANNIN.
we nave mom A coco
mow common ran some
PAINTING mo WILL I! GLAD TO
womr nouns: son .voua
wank. ‘
w: not re ossnv IN ITOCK
IVIRYTHINC you one Iron rue
canons-Icons or vans nouns
Inca): on our.
E. E. liorham’s,
TIE. 1M
10 Fill? CT,
00000
LARGER
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DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Mural Director
. and Embslmot‘
! North Main on
“ Nuisance. t drew-It Tamra.
'lvlwhonv at bod-0. 1M
. fixer-Inert!
If.
, to u) t I.
a machine'you will use ‘
0. NORWALK.
MIMI NOMIN-
Dam! on: .
FANCY - canvas
a cane unscrew cow II~
I“. .
MIADOW sneak Irish as,
humans. ., ‘
a can. some new TO It i
m. , .
annoy “and 100 salt. .
' ‘u some: a '
assr NORWALK.
Automobile Tires 8 SW
if you would verify that".
and get our 113nm
. WI HAVE INTERN
PR&I;0BITIONI ON A
. Factory agents for Cadilho»
and Orient Backboard.
H. R. BULKLEY
62 IO. MIIII If.
AGENCIEJI
ALL INSU RANGE. nut.
hostesses Molnar. '31:}
BOAT TIlCKETO, .. L
. 2 SOUTH MAIN “333T.
- Tel. CathafiH. .
F. E LOCKWOOD 8 co
39 Wall St. Narnia“.
are factory agents for tho followlll
automobiles: to
OLDSMOBILE. all styles. L
The warm. It
FRANKLIN. ,'l T"?
LOCOMOBILEJ ,
Will demonstrate any of the above I
machines to interested partln. .
Headquarters for L L
Al.lTl)lanBll.EPSA fitmiauil AND RI-
l‘iII (lotion Side hid Edith.)
FOR STEAM ANDL
HOT WATER HEATINI . '
Insure: a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather. ‘
Send for Catalogue and Inventi-
gate for yourself.
(lotion it Lidgervooll Connor.
.5 LIBERTY STRIIT,W , . 2
new vans.
!
Specialty Mtg.ch Y
71 mm: smut: 3
I001" activism. at:
am sun cases I In ,1
Electric Me or;
revolution. mutant.
militia. «herewith
mull.
Idiiotel Victoria
Corner halite-d Avenue“
suns
a ' In his cum mm list
”a some.
amino noon om Moorish“
Iverythino law
an experienced ohm:
‘ «that etyl o.
'1‘. J. SULLlVAN. "m
TOLOIllm
Norwalk Chronicler