ICE CREAM
AND
‘Farsu ,CANDY
LANE’S
1 ‘ M WASHINGTON ST.
loool Nous Notes.
Fresh fish at Captain Ducross's. See
ad
Smart fixings for men and boys at
Rogers & Steven‘s. See ad.
A regular business meeting of' Col-
ifax Encampment was held last even-
as.
—For first class up-to-date furniture,
see the Krieger 00., on West Wash. St.
Competent young men wanted to fill
office positions. Merrill College flts
young men to accept such positions.
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley Is
, enjoying a day’s vacation. Captain R.
N. Morehouse is on duty in his ab-
sence.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman is III of ty-
phoid feverat her home, ‘12] South
Main street. A trained nurse is In
attendance,
Joseph. Brotherton, of the Glendon-
ing pharmacy, corner of Main and
Wall streets. ls spending the day in
New York city.
Dr. Homer Clark is in New York
‘today, superintending a series of tests
of Vacuum Varnish for the Jersey
Central Railroad.
The quarantine for scarlet fever has
been removed from the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon, their
son having rccovercd.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Willis. who were
recently married, spent yesterday in
town. Mr. Willis is one of the popular
traveling men of the Eastman Kodak
Company.
Samuel Taylor, of Quintard avenue.
the popular cutter employed at the
it & G tat-to y, is getting along nicely.
Mr, ’Taylor,_waa, operated on a low
days ago by Dr. Dumortier.
Two young men on bicycles collided
this morning in front of the South
Norwalk .‘post office. Both wheels Wcrc
somewhat smashed, but neither of the
riders was severely hurt.
-—The Krieger Co. have added a
new furniture don't. to their big store.
Captain Harrison and Lieutenants
John Barrett and Juseph Gartland, ot
the Newark. N. J., fire department.
were guests of Samual McGowan, last
evening, and attended the iiremen‘s
fair.
Jacob Schaub announces an auction
sale of horses, carriagts, blankets. etc,
at his stables, No. 16 Washington
street, Thursday. morning, at 9 o'clock.
All Interesting and desiring good bar-
gains are invited to attend.
Water Commissioner George 1. Box-
ton. of Norwalk, who was severely In-
jured recently by being struck by a
large automobile at Milford, is able
to be about again. It is still necessary
for Mr. Buxton to use a cane in get-
ting about.
The Norwalk (lily Council has pro-
vided the flrd‘gdepartment with two
policemen for duty at the armory durr
ing the fair. from midnight until early
morning. Last night Special Officers
(‘harles F. Page and Jarvis Murray
spent the night at the armory.
«Piano bargains, Ten rented pia-
nos just returned, must be sold at
once. Warranied same as new, and
only used three months. These are
positively the host piano bargains 0f-
iered in South Norwalk so far this
year. Call and see them at The M.
Steinert & Sons Company. 6 South
Main street.
...‘
CONNECTICUT'S OLDEST PHYSI-
CIAN DIES.
I’U'I‘NAM, (limit. October I7.‘I)l‘.
Lowell Hoibrook, the oldest practicing
physician In Connecticut, died yester-
day at his residence In Thompson. af-
ter a long Illness. lie was 87 years of
age, and had been engaged In tho
practice~of his profession 63 years. Dr.
i-Iolbrook represented the town of
Thompson In the legislature in 1879.
During the Civil war he served as sur-
geon of the Eighth Connecticut vol-
unteer Infantry.
DYNAMITE CONCESALED IN FLOW~
ER .
PARIS, Oct. :17.--A dispatch to the
Oil Bias front Madrid today announced
that the pollen. of Barcelona have
{band a number of packages of dyna-
mite concealed In flowers. The In-
vostigationn .made Indicate that there
was a plot to use dynamite during
President Loubet’s approaching visit.
to King Alfonso. Several arrests
have been made.
u—u_..
MRS. WILSON RECOVERS.
BRIDOEPORT, Oct. I7.»Mrs. .lunut
Wilson, of New York, who attempted
suicide at aMIIford hotel. July 15, by
shooting herself after her escape. front
a hospital at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., was
discharged from the Bridgeport Hospi-
tal yesterday. Mrs. Wilson In said
to have recovered fully from the result
of the shooting.
“an...“ .. mum w
JUST atria Hump
that we carry a full line of Votes. Ai-
bum. Ioilo and other Photo Poem:
Films Plato-tam! everything noooo-
uvy to tho amateur Photographer.
srmxaiwowur. 60R.
. 'Wptlon amulet.
non Moduli boom Nomtk.
. the round trip.
TIE
‘ l
.
roam
TAYLOR 8 SOIDEN.
Ii
Congratulations Showorod Upon Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Klmmoy.
Mr. and Mrs. John I). Klmmey, of
32 West avenue. reached an anniver-
nary Sunday which comes to few
people. Fifty~six years ago yesterday
they were married In Albany, N. Y..
where for many years Mr. Kimmey
held a responsible position ‘with the
New York Central railroad. ,
The anniversary was passed very
quietly. A few of Mr. and Mrs.
Kltnmey's friends, who'knew of the
avent, called and extended congratula.
ons.
n..—
BERKBHIDE HILLS EXCURSION.
The New York, New Haven and
another autumnal excursion front
South Norwalk to Pittsfield and re'
turn, through the picturesque Berk~
shire Hills on October 21st, by special
train leaving at 7:55 a. m. and return-
ing to leave Pittsiield at 4:30 i). m..
at the extremely low rate of $1.00 for
The special train
consists of first-class equipment and
tickets will be sold only to its capaci-
ty. See ad in today’s issue. The
service of the Berkshire Street. Itali-
way between Great Burrington and
Pittsfleld gives an opportunity to cov-
er thoroughly the Housaionlc Valley.
TICKET SCALPER JAILED.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.~Tlte first case
of conviction and penitentiary sen.
tence for a ticket scalper, has just
been made In Chicago. through the ac-
tivities of the Western Passenger As-
sociation Protective Bureau. Edward
Goodman was tried and convicted in
Judge McEwan‘s court yesterday on a
charge of having framlulcntiy used a
pass of the Great Western Railroad
and having changed the date of its
termination. He has appealed to the
supreme court, thirty days having
been granted him In which to perfect
his appeal.
MUZZIO'S NEW PLEASURE RE-
SORT.
John Muzzio, the merry-goround
man of Roton Point, has completed his
plans for an cxtcnslvc pleasure resort
on the property of the. Rod and Gun
Club. in Stamford, which he has re-
cently bought, The plans Include a
dancing pavilion, shooting galleries.
the inevitable mcrry-ao-rouml, and oth-
er affairs which are to be found at
shore resorts. Work has already been
commenced in carrying out the plans,
and the resort will be open for busi-
ness at the beginning of next summer.
RECEPTION TO MR. BRYAN.
MANILA, Oct. IT.——Preparatlous
are being made here for an elaborate
reception and banquet to be tendered
to William J. Bryan of his arrival by
native Filipinos principal among whom
are the fermcr insurgents Gomez and
Lucbuns, and the famous Lopez famlu
ly. Tito American admirers of Mr.
Bryan will give him a separate bun-
quct. The. Elks will also give a bait-
quet in Mr. Bryan's honor.
RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17. ----- The rush
of New Orleans people to thclr homes
continues, partly induced by the fact
that the danger from yellow fever Is
practically over and partly by an anx-
iety to be licre. during the visit ofrl’ro-
sidcilt. Roo'chelt. 'I‘htI local fcvcr
situation mcnds steadily. In the
state during the preceding 24 hours
there were only two deaths.
SAVING IN THE PHILIPPINES.,
MANILA, Oct. i7.—oThc reorganiza-
Ilou bill now before the Philippine
Commission providing for reducing
the departments of govcrnmcnt will
save $1,250,000 (gold) annually.
JERRY SIMPSON DYING.
Willill'l‘A, I{ilnt~‘., Oct. l7.~—It‘ormcr
Congressman Jerry Simpson is at
death's door. Ills physicians say the
'end may come at any hour.
KENTUCKY LYNCHING BEE.
BARBOURVIIAM, Ky, Oct, 17.»-
News was received here today that a
negro was hanged at London by a mob.
He had killed a white man.
ransom-re
AND
CONVENIENCE
DEPOSIT
in the General Banking Dc-
rariment oi the
South Norwalk
‘. Trust Co.
Add pay vour blIIS by Check.
NEW LINE
Souvenir Postal Cards.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Comic Views in Soto, 6 for So.
New York Vim In am, 6 for So.
AT COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main Ito-lot. loath Not-walk.
Agent for A. m Institution's Iauhott
LIOENSE‘BONDS
maisonette). VE’KRWEO.‘
Hartford Railroad Company announce .
Smart Fixing
TYPES ARE TOO cow TO DO JUSTICE TO THE “WARM"
THINGS manners AND NECK wean we've ammo won
FALI: AND WINTER weAa. THEY cassava TO as SEEN:
THY'RE suns TO wuv voua ADMIRATION. '
Shirts ‘
IN.NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. A WONDERFULLIY VAR-
O
s
H
to
IE0 SHOW, IN STIFF AND SO FT BOSOM STYLES, CUFFS ON
OR OFF, RICH VALUES AT $1.00, AND $1.50.
Neckwea'r
IN A WIDE VARIETY OF NEW SILK WEAVES. IN NEW FOUR-
IN-HANDS. BOWS AND CLUB TIES, RICH AUTUMN COLOR-
iNGS AND NEW GRAY SHADES, 25c, 50c AND $1.00.
EVERY GOOD KIND OF UN DERWEAR. FANCY HOSIERY,
PAJAMAS, AND SMART SUITS, TOP COATS AND RAINCOATS.
PROPER HATS FOR MEN AND HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS.
Ities.
better than any other feed.
matter.
bushel.
at. their best. when a year old.
are fit to feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
A sour airs.
Oats are the favorite food for horses because of several qual-
They contain more nitrogenous
grains. their nutrients are combined In the bcst ratio, they are
more digestible; for a steady diet, the horse
And now—there are oats and oats.
hard, dry, sweet and plttmp berry. The weight is a very important
Thirty~two pounds constitute a legal bushel. but good
oats weigh more, we have them over ill pounds to the measured
Six quarts of the heaviest. will Weigh as much as a peck
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a third
ment, quart for qmtrt; so it is evidently a matter or no stiiall
economy to buy the heavier grain.
The age of oats is a very important consideration.
New nuts are indigcsiible and liable to glv'o'colic.
ought. never to be fed when less than three, utonthévold. and are
requisites, better btty sufficient quantity to last‘tintii new oats
MANUEL T‘. HATCH.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
matter than the other
appreciates them
Good oats are clean,
IIIOI‘O IIIIII‘I-
They
We have outs with all these
s
....,. a
RE-DEVELOPER.
4o mu on, Norwaik.
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUI’D‘ HARDNER AND
.
A
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND FIE-DEVELOPER. ‘
We Handle Eastman Film Ex’plusivelu
W. P. BEERS’
Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving, Kodako, Film Paokafpd camera Suppllu
5 Bo. Main 8t.. so. Nomlk.
Telephone Connection.
BEG l N NOW,
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
I
.THE LADIES!
Here's to IIIi' maiden of bashful lif-
tccn!
Here‘s to thy widow of fifty!
Here‘s to the Iiuunllug extravagant
uuocn!
And here‘s to tho housewife that's
thrifty!
Let the toast pass-—
lirink to the task:
i'll warrant nhc'll pass an excuse
for the glass.
licro's to the charmer whose. dimples
We prizci
Now to the maid who has none. air!
licrc'u to the girl with a pair of blue
eyes!
And here’s to the nymph with bttt
one, sir!
Here's to the maid with a bottom of
snow;
Now to her that's as brown as u
berry! , ..
Here's to the wife with a face full of
woe!
And now to the damsel that's merry!
For let but be clumsy. or let ‘em be
slim. .
Young or ancient. I care not a tea
ther:
80 fill a pint bumper quite up to the
brim,
And let us, e'en toast. 'em togetheri
Let the toast pass--
Drink to the lass!
l'lt warrant she'll prove an excuse
for the glass.
watchard Brinsley Sheridan.
WM
-....: Ill! inertia. coeds.
Sentinel ads. pay.
.u .t
compounvaaag wits"
WANTED
TO FILL OFFICE POSITIONS.
Merrill College
u
l
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
(‘ANNOT SIII’I’LY III'SINI‘ISS IIOITSIIS IN THIS AND OTHER CITIES
WITII
YOUNG MEN
A COURSE A'I‘ MERRILL IS THE KI‘IY NOTE TO SUCCESS
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
‘ “Ell
READY‘TOPWEAR
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Not-walk. Cann,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
w... -......_ .
was. t
This Space For To-
morrow’s A'd.
' JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main 5:. So. Norwalk
Telephone ails-Ii.
SPECIALS)
ZOIbs Granddad Sugar. $l
Volunteer Flettr,..........tldc per bag
2 cans lied Alaska Saimun.........25c
i’. pkgu. Gusto 25c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ...............aoc
3 lbs, Soda Crackers .............25c
A. stun,
a; cornea mason.
user NORWALK., CONN,
; tlcprcssion of the London markct. Ana-
Moro Energy.
How much more one can ac.
complish when feeling full of
life and "vim” than when feeb
ing all run down and have no
strength. This run down condi-
tion is not always caused by dis-
Is taken it may lead to a long
sickness. For speedy recovery
take
noswonrs's
INFALLIBLE unavmn.
Your old energy will come
back, your appetite will be re-
covered. It Insurers perfect
health,
lho Olifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
m. can. In.
Maplos it Goldsohmldt Go.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks, 801:: 2”!” and
Cotton.
3mm A Corbett Block. So. Norwolk.
TODAY m WALLV avast-:1"
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——’l‘he
opening trading in the stock market
was very dull. Seine oi‘ the special-
ties mado small gains, but other por-
tions of the list were affected by the
condo sold at an advance of 4 3-4.
WALL STREET. il a. in.--~Presmtre
relaxed against special stocks anti the
entire market. developed an advancing
tendency which, however, did not
reach significant proportions in the ac-
livc list outside of .‘lttmtgamuicd (lop-
per. Most of the metal stocks were
decidedly firm. but there was some In-
clination to market United States
Steel pfd. (‘culral of New Jersey rc-
covcrcd its dividend and 21.6,. addition-
al on immensely large transactions.
Wisconsin Central pl'd. gained 2, Am
algumatcd Coppcr and ltcpublic Stcci
pfd. l to iii.
WALL S'l‘ltEE'l‘. noon.~~Thc lowcr
rates for coal loans IIt‘IDI’lI the market
and the coalera made conspicuous
movements. t‘nntral Railroad of New
Jersey advanced 5 iii, Delaware to
Hudson 3 lit and several other stocks
t. The risc Iu Amalgamated (Topper
Ii";it‘I)l‘-(I I (iii. The eIt‘cct on the gen-
cral list was modcratc. Ilouds were
irregular.
WALI. S'I'REE'I‘, I p. m.~Somo
holders of the high priced coalcrs were
content with the record prlcts prevall~
lug and the offcrings caused :1 sm-
bnck of I H! in Central of New Jet‘s
soy and Delaware & Hudson. Other
stocks wrrc sympathetically easier,
but there was no evidence of concert-
I‘d selling.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & (loldschmldt Co, Com-
mission Brokers, Swnrtz & Corbett
Illock. South Norwnlk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low t.:‘.u
Amul (‘op Sf. Nil-"l. it?» ill;
Am I‘ & I“ Ct) 38 381;; 33 3M“;
Am Ice 27 27 27 27
Am 1.0m $97,. bill. 597.. 597;.
Am SmcIt 1275,. 129-1.. 127-35.. I'JKOI,
Am Sugar Hill... Holy Huh. Hill,"
A ’I‘ & S Fe 38%; 88-3,. Milt; Sit-Tm
ilulto A‘: Ohio littl, it‘s“; 1121.. It‘ll/1,.
ii'klyu R 'I‘ 73 72h. lib. T2
(‘hcs & Ohio film 37 7.137,, 567..
(‘hi & N W 217 "I811. JIT not,
(‘It (it West 22%,. 23'... 2:! 221,5.
(‘h M a St 1’ I80 little; 180 tau
I‘ol If & I iii Its-"ti. 4d 16%
Col Soul II 28 23 2s 28
Pop (ins lh‘7 IS? I87 Iii?
Ih-l & Ilud 232M 226 222%, 2251.1;
i-lrie 43W, 487.. 45% 4373.
Eric Isl pf \‘i NI ill ill
Ill Central 179% too 179% 180
Lou to Nash Ii'JII/Q “321.1. 15!”,- 152%,
MM so Ry 1259:, toot, 127.3,; only.
Mcx I‘cnt BIT... 2:. 2H,. 2:1
ill lx’ & 'I‘ 327.. 33% 33% 33-33
M l\' & 'I' pf tiSI/z tlitil'. “NI/I2 dill/g
Mo Pacific lili '4 ill-ill ItliV. “MIA
Nut Load 47% 47V. 471.”. 47!»;
N Y (h-nirul HII'A It'll) Hill; 149%
Nor! III: West till 86% lift?“ 86%
Out (I: Went i'i-i MW. M M“;
I’uc Mall 463’. ton Mill. 46%
Penn R It Hill, IMO" Hill; ”4%.
Pro (ins I03 104 103 103%
Rcudlng 12ng 122% 1211/. may.
itcad lsl pf 9379. EH 14. 937$. 94%
Rep i-Tltccl Zil‘h‘. milk. 26 2k
Rock Island 32V, 8274. 32% 32%
Heath I’uc dilly. liltlly. ilil Gill/4
Sou lty (to 357.. :itlll. arm. lib‘ll.‘
’I‘cnu l‘. & l Still/4 hilly. till-”lit till-3i.
llniou Pac Hill-fly. 1327.). 132% 132%
ll 8 i-ltccl 37% lid 37% 37%
II S 84ch pl 104%. lovi'llt Itltbfi 104%
Wabash pf 42 42 42 42
West Ilu 'I‘cl 93% Oil ital/4 93%
Win Cent 32% 32% {32% 32%
mun—vu—um
COTTON MILL OPERATIVES SET
RAISE.
FALL RIVER, Mutts” Oct. 17.~The
Manufacturers‘ Association today an-
nounced a five per cent. increase-In
wages of cotton mill operatives and
a profit. sharing plan, to take effect
October 25.
The. rich man smokes a meerschaum
which he tells us In a dandy.
The farmer smokes a mrncob, for he's
got the corncobu handy;
The soldier smokes a clay. because the
plpeciay‘s what he used to-—- ,
But sailors Won't smoke hornpipeswl
asked one, and he refused to!
u...
“i‘ve been watching your work,”
said the merchant. "and i'm glad to
have you accept a situation with our
house."
"Well." said the hustler "i‘ll work
for you If you‘ll give the or at I want."
"Oh, that: mot of the otteéilon, but
i'li give you what you expect."
mm
Every dog has his day. but. occas-
eaae, but unless some good tonic '
Ionully a do; wants a night 08. m
OUR
. $18, $20
‘ Soils or ‘ Moo .-
. ‘Are uncommonly good clothes. They make apermaneutly
favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those‘who
see them worn.
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of
Clever Clothes.
i
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable an l,,durable Shoes
for Men. .7
SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. . ‘ South Nat-walk.
Telephone Call 324-2.
SEE WHAT’S DOING.
Boot Butter, still selling at 25c.
Wilt sell Clover Hill Creamery Prints Saturday at 25c; 3c under-pric-
ed. Sample it.
Cauliflowers, from 10 to 15¢ each. Green and ripe Tomatoes. »
Will cut the life out of those Pears. Have 4 baskets which am bound
to sell at 45c basket.
Quinces, home grown. at 70c peck for medium sized, but smooth.
.80c peck for fine large. A few only.
Satisfaction Flour Is what we recommend, 24I/2 lbs. of satisfaction In
price and quality with every bag, 75c bag.
Have some good Apples for pics and sauce bought cheap,
cheap. 18c peck. Greening; and Baldwins.
Cider, new, sweet. fine, will sell at present 20c gal., 6:: qt.
jug to put It in, if you please; .10c.
No jugs loaned, but will lend people jugs who deposit 10c
be returned. if they with, when the jug is returned.
Lipton’s Teas In 10:: packages. 4 trial sorts. 10c. '
Hope to be of good use. '1 II. '. William”
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
will. soil
A gaIIOn
money to
than ”to... per to. $6.005 lllll no... 750
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00 SW?“ Oranges, ' ‘ 15 MP 25c
25c Assortment of Fancy King Apples,
25c Pears, Quincos, Tomatoes, Cauliflow-
, er, Celery Boston Marrow and Hub-
Fancy 3m“ Beans, ‘1‘" 5° bard Squaish, Green leu and Green
Cranberries. qt, 10c Peppers.
umu-zu oaoo RY couPAnv,
Best Tub Butter, por Ib.,
Neatio‘s Milk, 3 cans,
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 FORT IT.
SO. NORWALK. OT. EAST NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 20—8. TEL, SIS—S.
'""'”Frésnhr?a}ai‘ Daily.
All kinds of fresh fish. oysters and Sinus.
leave your orders hero for ,
flood-Picked Winter Apples. .
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL tos- oasis DILWIRY.
i
w~.«-mm....._.,....-..__ ... .-..._ . . -. -_ .
Hate You too“ o. that
It‘s all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
heartily concur In that opinion. We dink we have the largest and
best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
It to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right,
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business.
Telephone 113-3.
Raymond Bros
It'll-ts MINUS MAN. . l
\
I “"“c‘£a.~....iw.
The waves that ripple against the
shore .
ilave splashed o'er many a dead
man's face, ,
And after their sporting they still
lip produced a seedless apple,
'And a colorlesfl tomato;
iic robbed the hub of feathers,
AIItI blinded the potato.
A, was devoid of odor
He vainly introduced, must roar .
And coffee minus caii'eln O'er many a sailor‘s resting place.
Was the next, thing he produced. I . 4’, » .- .... I
. The breeze that is cooling your brow
H0 devised a, soulless street car has blown
To meet a crying need.
And distilled a jealous liquor
Which was very bad. Indeed.
Al tie-nicotined tobacro
O'er‘many a grave on many a hill.
And the sun that. is lighting your way
has shone .
Oil many a blade that was rolled
Next he tried his skillful hand. to kill.
But. smokers would not use. It, H
Which he could not understand. But. the good you do down so you
way
He figured out a system Han never brought sorrow nor left
or a sort of isughless mirth. an ache,
And tried his hand sutiatractlng And the kindly, encouraging word!
From everything on earth. you say
But he met poetic iuatlce Will never cause anyone’s heart to
When he made a loveless marriage, bruit.
And one day he was found lifeless ”me. ill. Klur.
linderneath a homeless carriage. ,
*‘ iAttIo details of ”misfortune malts
'gr'eat ‘tjtlttutorn‘tlttl‘leo‘.I No analogs“ his
ears eon .. ayvr '_ fill'
it Is continuity which al.30- minuti-
tuae mortaI.-Ducimu allocates. ,1,
Life In the tuning time. complete.
Alone when-every chord to sweet
Through sacrifice.
Maseru. Klinsle.
W“... a .d ..
Norwalk Chronicler