nationalism '
. Pure lice Cream
9. Wide *
. Cindi
p.
I ’LANEiS '
--t-"V‘ “(w t My
“ l
p of washinofrou or
o
.1 Local irritates.
Pure ice cream and home made can-
dies _at Lane's. '
......—
Foss quality chocolates at Stillson-
‘Powell corporation.
...—u—
Tlu time has come for.,lawu mow-
ers. Charles E. Dow sells them.
Miss Martha Paxton who was taken
suddenly ill on Thursday last cou~
tinueg about the same.
...—H —-
'- —Brown and Black Derbies. O’Brien;
The FerrisCoalCompany want to
'intcrest -you in their coal. ,Reathc
ad. in this issue. .
i r, __ -,--.--—-—"t ,k ,
Closing out' ale at the Paris Cloak
and Suit House. Prices will be found
in ad. '
A business stirring sale at the New
York Grocery Store-all next week.
Read the ad;
Seileck & Price are offering.you
splendid values in sack suits at rea-
sonable prices. Read the ad.
-—Ladles' and misses muslin under-
wear, handsomest styles. low prices.
Specials for Sat and Mon. 40 doz.
corset covers, 25c ea. M. S. Smith Co.
Cockonoe Tribe, l; 0. R. M.. of Noi’i
walk, conferred the warrior‘s degree
on two candidates last evening.
The three young children of Mrs.
W. H. Paxton, of 38 Prospect. Ave. Nor-
walk have recovered from their recent
illness. . . .
A regular meeting of Neighbor
Camp, Woodmen of America. was held
in their halLin South Main street
last evening. - . .‘ . ..
Jeremiah Tierney. of ,Greenwlcli.
was a visitor in Norwaik this morn-
ing. Mr, Tierney is a brother 0! Bish-
op Tierney.
”...—Q
White goods sale‘ct Tristram a.
llyatt’s. Read the ad. it will inter-
est you. Special prices on covert jack—
ots.
The Harstrom School baseball-team
is scheduled to play a team of Yale
freshmen this atternooii on the Scl-
lcck School grounds. East avenue.
All members of the Epworth League
of the South Norwalk' Methodist
Church are requested to tie-present to.
morrow evenlng’at the church at 7:15.
to march into theilchurch in a body.
”..--..“ 1
-——Window‘ shallots. muttings, oil-
cloths, crockery, wooden, tin and en-
' umel ware. A full assortment of
which can be found in basement. M.
S. Smith & Co.
I
......
The"superior and Common Pleas
”Humane-via...” Q. IA‘in‘J‘A‘WI‘IWlm‘ ii 7., -_ g
m. -__.W.w
"sum n wear are the
’ ry Kaler, aged iifty'
thing a surprise."
Wa offer for solo at a bargain and
on any term tho homes and of Wm.
B. Hood, Buflltt and Qillntard avoa.
Lot about 137x200. All Improvements,
and In first class oondltlo .
- TAYLOR a 00L EN.
74 Washington otroot, So th Norwallt.
.. M
‘I
Enthioldsred robe dresses and men's
specials at
John Brundag’o.‘-ol~ East Norwalk.
was admitted to tire hospital for treat-
:N z! .
meat yesterday,
Arth’br F'. Huntington will preside
at the organ at the South Norwaik
Baptist Church; tomorrow.
I
——
Mrs. Churlesjogarduz. of South
’Norwaik,‘ was removed to the hospital
last night and this morning was op-
erated on 101' tumor by Dr. Post. of
New-merit; assisted by Drs. Bohannan.
Huntington and Walter. Hitchcock.
Tliie patient Is now resting comfort-
a y. '
’ 1
C. Fred Seeds]... of Holden avenue.
who has been ill for several weeks of
a nervous paralysis, is improving
slowly. so that he is now .able to move
is fingers. lie is being treated by
r. J. D. ert, the osteopathist, who
looks for his complete recovery in a
few weeks. i
The continued case oft James Cook
came up again this molning before
Judge E. M. Lockwood lnithe Norwalk
Court. ook was charge with drun-
_ kenness and us the defendant has not
been comportlng himself to the en-
tire satisfaction of the ctiurt._thc rinse
was continued ‘again toinext Satur-
day morning. at 9 o‘clock. when. Cook
will. be called upon to give another
accounting of himself.
..Two INJURED IN a‘uuawav.
WEST CORNWALL. May 13.——Hen-
is suffering“ from
concussion of the brain and is in‘a
critical condition and Charles Ferris.
aged twelve years. has a break of the
bones in his leg between the ankle and
knee, as a result of a'runaway which
occurred here today. While'five boys
were driving down the main street of
the toyvn on the way to a baseball
game. their horse became frightened at
a train and bolted. Mr. Kaler, who
attempted to stop the horse, was'
struck in the-head with the shaft. of
the wagon. The wagon was overturn~
ed. throwing the boys out. Willi the
exception of Ferris none of the'boys
was badly hurt. ‘
FREIGHT GOES IN3TO. OPEN .
SWITCH.
PLAINFIELD. May iii.~«The early
morning freight. over the Providence
main line run into ainopon switch
Just cast of this station and several
cars were wrecked in consequence.
Trams over the line was delayed for
a time. as the road bed Wat-i torn up to
some extent.
...—... g
pears EROM sxrosuns. . I
Sullivan, who apparently had been a
weaver in Providence. was found dead
beside the railroad tracks between this
place and Green‘s Station, on the state
line today. Death may have resulted
from exposure. ' '
...—.1»...-
gencral.’ "that . 'the Japanese are plan~
"impossible.“ an-
swered the other. "Nothing could sur-
prise us now." Washln ton Star.
ALWAYS LIBERAL TO CHURCHES.
Every church will be given a liberal
quantity of L. & M. paint. Call for
it. '
Four gallons Langmuir & Martinez
L. & M. Paint mixed with three gai-
ious linseed oil. will point a house.
W. B. Barr, Charleston. W. Va,
writes. “Painted Frankrnburg block
with 1.. d: M.. stands out as though
varnished."
chrs and covers like gold.
Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed
oil, which you do in ready-for-usc paint.
Buy oli fresh fromlhe barrel at 60
cents per gallon and mix it with L.
Courts come in next Tuesday with a & M
j y at the co ,ty .court. house in
Blufidge‘port. Ja eg‘L‘Homniedieu and
Samuel Daskam have been summoned
as iurymen.
Caroline A. Tucker, formerly Caro-
line A. Kaupert. of Norwalk. has
brought stilt for divorce. from George
M. Tucker. ofgiWaahington. l). C. claim»
ing a till/03365...”
Augustl, 19w. "
According to he gommcrclal ltccord
there were six eerr'tsaies of real es-
late in Norwalk, last week. The
mortgages amounted to 35,500. For
the corresponding week. last year.
there were twelve sales and mort~
gages of $6,875. ‘
Agregular meeting'of Ophir Chap-
ter. 0. 11.3., was held last evening.
Several applications for membership
were received. At the clone of the
meeting a short entertainment was
provided by Walter Studweil. of Siam-
ford.~pianlst. and it‘. P Enabler. of
Stamford, ‘ciocutionlsl.
niouriiiug bands, O’Brien
John 1". Burton, of Norwallw re-
turned home a few days ago from Cal-
‘lfornia, where he spent most of the
winter. Mr. Button left town. last
October and since has traveled a great
deal through .-o Watt its spent a
‘ month at the World's Exposition, at
’St. Maia. ' » . . ,
NO GLO“ CARRIAGE PAINT MADI.
will Moor u long as stoo’a. ”cloth-
on are as heavy bodied, mas-o De-
voe’a wish 8 to 8 ounces morato the
pinto Gold by 0. ill. Dow.
1088' QUILITY 611060-
. ‘ “I” _ ,
. f . Jam “0;!” “i: "gig”:
or a in _ -
.7 4: {fl 9'4 3"
~Umbrellas.
a
.Thily were married.
it mhkes paint cost about 81.20 per
gallon. Sold by C. ill. Dow. South
Norwalkyliubboll & Staples Hardware
Company. Norwalk: W. S. Guyer it
Son. Wesiporl; Northrop Brothers.
Soulhport. .
euro.
THE BURGLARY
Not After
is run TIME TO alarm A sass
iiirrosrr box. We HAVE
sour. coon static onus
son :4 ran yaks.
l
T...
South Norwalk
' Trust
0
.HI‘TIEN Cl TMUJ’IC
saturday and Monday.
What tho Iran Ian Pia '. Whoa
tho Frost Is on tho amp to. Mom.
nia'o Icy. Iy timw melon Vino.
Wit ho, donut Tu no tho Ouan
Gold. A lit ' Ital-nay, and
rod otn ,
ONECO. May, 13.——A >inan named i h
"I understand." said . one Russian .
w. 'vthou tickle jade; \whom all men follow. .
Scmewresslng close, ahd‘others from afar." ‘—ALLAN.
I
We kooéiizclose to Fashion all the time imour clothes
for men and‘iboys. Yet you'll find our prices modest for
guaranteed cibthes like ours. . ' .
I Here are'fgiiiappy Spring Suits in sprightly mixtures and
greys, tailored to perfection, and styled to the minute, with
broad shoulders, wide collars and peaked lapels, loose vent-
ed backs. in single and double-breasted models.
$8.50 to $25.00.
Follow Fashion as close as you please in- our Smart
Hats and Furnishings.
‘v
succsssoss To cousrocx BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2;
prolits.
You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders
with us. . ‘,
You are absolutely safe with us because you can rely
on.
Considerale treatment always.
The best grain carefully screened,
Every wrong made right, no matter
whose fault. .
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
The Grain Business Is a peculiar one. We know of no
I other in which the risks are greater in proportion to the
. 4.:
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1n the interest of the little ones. "‘ ’ :
Baby Chick li‘ood. '
Chick Manna.
. truism ‘
9.52.135 and so.
BroWnle'f cameras.
William. P. Bocrs‘
Mr. Edw. C.‘ Sticknci.
INSTRUCTOR OF
Physical Guilds
,and Inventor of several mechani-
.59' dovlcoa for Home Gymnastic
i‘l'ralnlng will be pleased to meet
, the ladies and gentlemen of
a South Norwalk and vicinity at
His liliffordli’harmacy
'Domonstratldn ovary: night this
Work. ‘ '
Consultation and advice froo.
' Maples it lioldsclimidl » to
(incorporated)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swat-ta a Corbett Block. 8o. Norwalk.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—Thc
weakness of the London markct aftec.
ted the opening dealings here today.
There Were some exceptions which
showed gains. mostly amongst. the lit—
duslrials. Declines run to a point in
Union Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio and
Consolidated Gas and lo a large lrnc~
lion in St. Paul and Canadian Pacific.
Rubber Goods pfd. rose 13/4. Corn
Products a point and General Electric
and Rubber Goods a large fraction.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.——l’rices
slowly mounted althobgh the demand
was very light. A factor in helping
the rise was the subsidence of pres-
sure ugalnst St. Patti and l'nlon Pa-
cific. whlch made a recovery.
made good gains. Confident buying of
Locomotive benefitted It 1 1-2 and had
a tonic effect generally on the rail-
road equipment group. Atlantic Coast
Line and a few other stocks declined
l to l l-~l with partial recoveries.
WALL STREET, closc.-—-'l‘lic I’iici-
tics came under pressure again and
, fell lower than“ before. except Great
Northern pld., which rose 5 1-2. Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific foil 1 1—4;
(‘nnndltiii l‘aclflc.‘ Louisville ii‘t Nash-
villc. Kansas at Texas pfd.. St. Paul.
Northwestern, Reading. Wabash pid..
Colorado ~h‘iiol niul..Smeltlng .it . point.
dull and weak. .- >
TODAY'S QUOTATIONC.
Report over the; private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmldt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swan: a Corbett
Block, South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Some .
of the other transcontinental stocks ‘
or more; Atlantic Coast. Linc ill-ll.1 I
and People‘s has 3. The closing was .
Sellcolt i Price. Head tolfoot Outfitters.
THE CARELESB speuoaas or savoaowav aav moss
FOR Lone, COMFORTABLE, ossavzureo SACK sun‘s THAN
vou WOULD DREAM or U‘NROLLING, autr ruev ooNt'rsuow
up ANY none «ctassvc' THAN vou CAN INIOURLCI’RINGE'
AND sumusa moons. THERE'S BEEN A"i'.oi' for-Iain."
mares rAiLoao. mains“
serene IT’B r00 LATE,
A8 SIMPLE A8 THE THREE‘R’B:
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRICS.
I $7.50 lo‘l325.00 5
SHOES
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED TOE oxroaos‘. IN ALL ,
LEATHERS FROM $2.00 TO $4.00. ‘ 7AA
at_$1.00 l
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES. OTHERC,
$1.25. $1.50. $2.00. ' '
SELLEGK-& PRIZ
Clothiers and Furnishersn
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Qaii 324-2. .,
..JM" ‘3 s
Be Useful and thing You
Know About it.
Pound Cake that we advertised last week went “like hot .
cakes” and the second lot is now on sale, fins and froohn The boot } ‘
and purest that can be purchased. Any quantity,\°18o and 20s lb. = .
T bind to
Five kinda.
Clover Hill Print Butter. The finest possiblet produce. Give ?
it a trial now and we shall be pretty sure of selling you right .
along; ‘ 34c lb. . ' ’ ;
Smoked Beef. Some don‘t like this cut by machine-andlaomov
are satisfied either way. if you prefer hand slicing, say so and:wo~
well out it byhand for you. Machine cut will be the rule except ' -
on special request. -
Strawberry Jam soils well, 15c lb.
Some Flour at 75c bag.
Hope to serve and satisfy. . .
LORENZO DIB
' . .1 , ,Iolophono can. 26—4.
Pure.
1
"it" his in Prosperity
TERY WAFTED iNTO CRACK CLOTHES MAKING; IU'K'O in"! .
swam.
‘ 33w“..-
A‘ Guided of”
it‘lA‘
..‘l r’
’ .
Mgt'ubor New Yorkgousolidstod stock Exchange. Direct print} .wiro.
New York. it and “Wall street.
SOUTH NO
.arookiyn. an anion strut.
Tatum—s. ... uov'r's rusarah sunburn.
Market forooaot Ivory Morning at 10 O'OIooh
ll‘
I
do: a Company.
aas‘lgnment, were"
3‘.
31190»
in.
filth tithe, books of
ouda
' NEW YORK. May libs-Creditors of
die private banking firth of A. C. Wil-
wiilch yesterday made
. n intermed today
at' the firm was flattening any busi-
i'. ’ Marcus A. Aidtondar, the as-
‘ was In charge‘bf the drm's af~
He said that She was too .busy
‘the . company to
like any statement 1onto the couch
on of the firm, buef‘would do so on
i-Wisiyisoa moss, May law-The.
tirm’ of A. C. Wilcox d: Company of
. New York. which made an anal
n:
grounds. Only the greed of. the shad
fishermen makes It impossible for the
fish commission to delay its take of
eggs until the spawn hits an opportun~
ity to ripen. ,
‘lWltii the coming of'tho warm days?
the shad prepare to loava their winter
haunts in the salt sea and seek Rio
warm water of the bays and rivers.“
'lthey have been running now for a
month or'more. 'l‘heir destinationzls
the shallow depths of the fresh water
rivers. where their eggs will quickly
ripen. Great numbersof pound nets.
stretching mils after mile. hare block.
Open. High. Low. nah
i, Ania] Cop 84 84 831m 831/3. . . .
. ‘ . , . . . , . . .1 .7 . . _ . TUBE ROSE FLOUR .................... PER BAG 753:: PER BBL, $6.00
“9““ and (WWW 8lliml. m 3:301 C“ .1334 as: 333% gig.“ PILLSBURY'S, coco MEDAL, BEN HUR AND Jou'es' FLOURLBAG 856
6 sou", m‘wla J. Alli Smelt “71/: “77d! “6% “71m VERLY BEST BUTTER. PER LB. ............................ is...... y
‘- ' . Alli Spgtil‘ 137% 137% 135% liltiih FANCY MAINE POTATOES, PER BU ............................ ......._ 500
South Norwalk. A T & s W 82% 8.3% 32 82‘ FINE. waxaaANs, PER o'r. ................. ‘ ............ 10o
. mm, & Ohio 108% 103% 1077i. 10...” HOME onowu aspaaaeus. BUNCH ......................... 25c
49 Wall street. li'klyn R 1' 60% my; 50% 607... HAVANA PINEAPPLES ...................... . 10:; 2 FOR 25:; AND 16¢
NOPWIIK. . (‘1le & Ohio 50‘ .50 49% “We VERY FANCY BALDWIN APPLES.
_. ._,.N-..._.,-.._...L_..,...,.,. , "--..--WMUW”gm.“ ......~._.._..._..a_..-~-...,..... (lhl & N w 2‘9 2‘9 219 319 13 HOME GATHERED EGGS ........................ . . . . . . ...... ... 256
' HUNDREDS (:2 gilt sizi'iqistp l-‘i‘iii ‘3ch 152;? 17-53% VERY FANCY NEW POTATOES AT LOW PRICES. ‘ _ ‘
501 r if: 4..“ 3%.,“ 3:55.: .16 ASSORTMENT or TOMATOE8.CUCUMBER8.RADISHES,PAR8LEY,‘
. OF . 00, So“... 27% 27% m3 273,. BUNCH sears, NEW CABBAGE. PEAS AND SQUASH, HOME GROWN.
~. O Con (ills 135% 187 185% 135% RHUBARB, LETTUCE, SPlNACH AND KALE. ‘
err] allege one. 42% 42% 421.4. 42%. BERRIES FRESH EVERY oav. . ‘ i
. Erie lat pf 78% 79 78% Til ~ _ .. >
graduates have been placed in excellent positions and calla for $13332” ”3:2 121:}: ”It: illiil‘jj UNITED GROCER y co. ‘
I .9 i ‘ COMPETENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS L0“ & Nash 1.“; HIV/é HF) ”51"? 20‘ NORTH MAIN ST- . 4§iF°RT “T‘ .
. , _ ‘ received every day. Mot St Ry rim, 116 114% tasty. so, NORWALK, c'r. EAST NQRWALK, CT, ..
.;_ SEND non CATALOGUE AND FULL ranricvnsns. . {leggy Elia. ~ 33: 5:37.. 27:12, rial... 2H. 7397',“ . .
M. A. MERRILL l‘i i . 6" ‘ a ,9; r9 -. ...-..W- .....n .....- . ......,,-. m.-. .-.m’
amp...“ . .. , .... _ SOUTH.NOR.,JA1:_K“°CS;IN floxpficfig' 93“ 92"“ 37.2 573/: DOLEFUL sronv or some Paos. tlvos. ,Theremay be. 1.209 me with
. . . . . . . ‘ ' I ‘ . . Nat IN 481/. 48% 48 43 peg-r3, the lot. but the eggs‘of not more than ,
.--- .-...__...._.. ....-.w.......-. ., .---- ‘ N YWCenlral 143% 144% 143% 1431,; -———— a half a dozen of them willlbe‘ripe'. '
CONNECTICUT R'VER SHAD ' Norf & West 79 79 78% 73?: Government Agents Find Difficulty in tP‘iethashmen edowrthamlong illiefoflfliiiig
‘ . WI t it) 497' 49 4. so a w 0 or on o oo o r
ggiiiiait it w 136? 13th): 135%: 'lSti, Obtaining 599‘ °' 3“°°“‘°"t Fl'h- eggs. but so far they have had their.
. ' 9,: "t “':l « ' . ”L FRESH avsav DAY. reo Gas unisI 101% 931.9 , 981,9. Theililii') shad season is practically a trouble for their pains. The govern:
-. '~ ~ . , ‘ -" Reading 93s; 94 931/. 93%.. dead (“inn-aim least so far as the col- talent pays the tliiilhefrmeut l18110 o’er 1311(-9
' ' Rep Steel 18% 181/, 18%. 181A. lectlon of shad eggs by the govern 0|! 0 8338. all or s‘ urii 3‘
Fm“ Homng' 5 m" min“ menu" 12° ‘b' Rock island 23% 287.4“. 28% 28% intuitis t'tillcm'lil‘tl. (in account of the there Is an annual appropriation of
PWQIOfi fl"! 0' season. 86 lb. Steak Cod, . ,. 10o lb. Rub Goods 357;; 377.1“.- 3571; 37 severe cold of ilio'siirlng and the con- 32530.0(").
' . - -.. ’ South Par 62% who 62 62 sequent low temperature of the wu- l‘he fish commission would Rut it!
Weakfloh, 10c lb. Fancy Imported Bloataro, 3-for100 Sou Ry Co 31.55 still/l, 30% 31 turn sought by these fish for spawning “Sim quota 0f 0885 If the fishermen
3| u h 12 lb 8 il ‘. C Tenn C & l 83% 83% 82% SW: purpdses. the case have been slow to Willlld only give the Bhllll a ChIIIOO'IO
"° ' ' ° " "°‘” L y 3"" “' °“' 1‘“ Texas i’nc 33 33% 33M. 33;: ripen.i The fish are. bclug mm. by as; up the rivertti and ntint.) Bthe sheila;
‘ Union Pac 122% 123% 122% 122 millions by ruthless fishermen, and ul- an warmer wa era. 1'. ‘ owers la
LIVE LOBSTERS ON _3ATURDAY' , U 8 Rubber 407s. 421;, 4075. «if thought there is almost no lliult to that] Blweek 0]!” tcn‘days gr I?“ VIN-“:2:
’ 1i 8 Steel 31‘? 31%, 31% 3 Via, the amount of mo available it is worth- W (0 W011i 91's 0W” rpen lit
cutblll 6 Bridge F 16h Market U 3 steel of 99 ‘ 99% 98% 981/; less for propagating purposes. me. and that if these conditions con-
TEL. 1os— V' “ ”a" DILIVIRY Wabash ' 19% 19% 19% 19% George M. Bowers. chief of the fish llnlle until the mid of the IWOIIIV
- ‘ ' Wabash pf 41% 41% 41 ii commission tells a dolefui story of which is. about-May- 29, he‘wlll’ got
.. .,..,.,__,._........-..........e........_._..m.4__.w....w-.._..__.._._...._......._. West Un Tel 92% f 92% 92% 92% the shad prospects of the present year, enmtsh 88% to represent 3 “ill“ “Wh-
HOYT & FR EEMEN Wis Cent 2' 23% 23 23% Instead of the usual take of shad eggs. Bill. as it looks now. theggoverument
a ' 9 . BANK BTATEM NT. aggregating several hundred millions. Will haveniightly few blind. If)? to
. . REFER? BENTING. ' Sales to it a. m.. 167.000 the government will be lucky to get plant in the coast rivers “ll! VON“.
Reserves. decrease. ‘ 32.016350 30.000.000 or “000,000 eggs this and the result will show litabad shad 1
' H H Reserves, U. 8. decrease. ‘ 32.194276 year. it is not too late for a fairly good season three or four 3’99“ II!!!“ . .
~ * arry ‘ I 0y I On, ' Loans, increase $7,595,000 catch. and if the weather turns snd- To make up for theses. cityaof that.
, .. . - , . ' - peels. decrease . 8:22.323 ilcnly warnlrer and remains so, enough fuss. "iii cowmlifislgn $th :32 $9812
' ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ 1 Tender, decrease . eggs may c taken to repay the gov- an o so “I no it .. . .~ V ,
Bankers and Broker?! ' artistic increase, . ' $6.321ii00 ornment for the labor and money ex- was predicted that the" Korma j
3*“in Bonds. araln‘and Cotton Bought and told for cash or on‘faargtn. ‘Iirouiatlon Increase" $161,100 pended in watching the fishing Mould not be able to either I, _
eggs at the lobster station t .. y
Bay sarcomas. but in mightily out ,.
yenr‘ of work With ens/tho ,1 5'
than 250,000 have been collectod‘
long wanted to any town.” ,,
She—"Yes, but here'i a doorway to.
. ht, happen
before night. ‘ you ‘ ‘
Recorddlorsld. . J
“our chauitour is their a ‘csrotuyi
seen. So many’thiilgmw
i. i’.’
rile—"May i call on you this mil“ ,
lag There is something that l have. 3
which we can stand with at bailiff i ,
Far “
‘ merit yesterday. formerly had a branch
banning . establishment hero, out it:
wasoloasd‘lm tabular an existence
.‘ of about six mention Failure toas-
ters business enough to malts the
brsuohaprollrabls low to its status.
. I ,4‘ . WW .
. it». “'03 ~ .
solemn
man.
"rm glad to hear you”: the ." . ,
“You. ’ .Thc, instills: l we; were: so.
he ran over two dogs and} him "
without getting a single, unspoilt .. f
random—Chianti Record-turn ll.-: . , '
W A .
ed the mouth of the Chesapeake bay
with the running of the lish schools
ofviish. Higheruptua river gill not:
have caught those that; escaped the
ulnar traps below.» pheasants of the
iwsomporaturs of the wammtlosi-
none of the '1:an has. Noam.
. , , . 1
options" » arrow that oraiatuo and
. or}; sustain-Ii; smuggliiiinn Mills ~.
' l lid ,
itiiin at u “'
“whirl: t. wit-u tablet .
W” on WP. will“ ~r
u x
rlt,is;alwW1;.1. . ‘ Wit W
sail ‘l .‘ .ut'i
about
«Fool.
4
"which“ ‘ ”
.y,‘.
Norwalk Chronicler