«Wyoming;
entertain. Imitation! and ‘IJuIt-M-EODII" are, but
11153 film; trifle
mo and Chi!
v
and Flntuieney.
(I. alloys Feverishneso-
11 Use For Ovor 30 Years.
1 111: conno- cerium. or mine truer. 1(me om.
with and endanger the health bf
Wheaten» walnut Experiment.
What’ Is CASTORIA
mm is a. harmless substitute for Cotter Oil, Paro-
11o. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It in Pleasant. It
thins neither Opium, Morphine not other Norootio
. unlistehee. Ito age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
It hares Diarrhoea and Wind
lie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It ae'slinilates the Food, regulates the
‘ Etomnch and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
(1mm: .« CASTQR |A (lemurs
Bears the signature of
QUALITIES.
Buy Your
Clooks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
It will save you Thlri‘v Per Cent on the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfect Ill.
The (on Cloak and For Store,
68 WASHINGT ON, STREET.
INOW ASSEMBLED ON OUR FIVE IMMENSE FLOORS FOR THE FALL
TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIES—FACTOR-
IES THAT HAVE ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL REPUTATIONS FOR REL|A~
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IE8 SELL TO ONE STORE ONLY IN EACH CITY.
THEM IN THIS VICINITY EXCLUSIVELY, AND WHEN YOU BUY OF
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THIS STORE AND THESE GREAT FACTORIES—A GUARANTEE THAT
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WE REPRESENT
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IF YOUR PARLOR, DINING ROOM OR BED ROOM NEED
ONE PIECE40R COMPLETE REFURNISHINGS YOU CAN FIND WHAT
YOU WANT HERE AT PRICES FROM ONE-THIRD TO ONEcHALF LOW-
ER THAN ELSEWHERE.
.J. Collins&Ca.
12-18 North Main Suect,
South N orwalk Conn.
no
WANT GOAL 9
Wc'vc not it, to burn. llcst kind,
loo. (Enrciully scicctcd. ('lcnn con!
(hut in “II mill and nothing olsc. No
(Iliad, no dirt, no ulnlc. And prices
nlwnys the luwmt, When you got 11
tun from lih‘ it's right, Our nunruulco
1.»: hack (11‘ It. You tnkc no chances.
Prompt (lclivcry. Sntlsluctlou ussutu
t‘l .
llltl Daniel Keogh (Joel t‘n.
Suvlow Ava. Eu! Norwalk, 0t.
Tel. 146—3.
M Woohlnglon Street.
"Stewa rd Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
1
Your money back if not untisiied alter a
month's trial.
Weekly ”Payments
A. J. Ange vine 8- Son.
Booth Norwelk, Conn.
Eiffel. 1103-5.
the Lowest Prices.
' 2 000 lbs. Guaranteed
HERSHFI
in! Water Street. Telephone 1136-3,
I.
Public Market. 3: Bo. Main St.
John '1‘ Hey», 5 M1111 Street, NWIIil.
. on ' "
at that other rent (inter (1
under the “oh 1» at With thHim "(1i
ater Abbey. time being accorded Ext!
land'n greatest tribute to: not (load
reaction at a congregation which in
life in England entitle:
tives of all the walks t1;
the ropi‘eeontntlvesl oi the
which Irving wee no invat 11th atten-
tive who couldiilnd 1313!“de room in
the Abbey 1‘11
ecntod by General in Dishloii Pro
Prince of Wales was represented by
[donned]. William N. P Cnn'lngton.
comptroller at the princes household,
while the cabinet (nintoters nnd (1m-
hdenadoro ntthnded in person, White.
111w Reid. who is visiting in Scotland.
coming to London purposely to toutt
iy Amortcn’n regard for the (loud in:
godlnu
Long lntmc the hon (sot lot the
service immense crowds unthorcd nr
ound the Abbey and timer: bnvlu"
cords of admission were in“ their
cents on cnr'ly 1111 lb o‘clock Tne‘uc
who \.'(1'c unuhlc It) sccuro admiltnnu;
romnlncd (thout tho enhances until
the. conclusion of the ceremony, when
in common with thousands of others
they [illfil'leil through Poole (10111111 1..)
see the burial pl.nce
The uhlviccu ulthoun‘h short our!
simple Was most improsuiwn A11 the:
mourners arrived Sir ll roderick Bildgo.
the organist of Westminster Abbey.
played Chopln’ 11 Funeral M111 ch follow
ed by Purcell‘s {unornl music render-
ed with trumpets 11nd tromlmnos Thou
(1111111; Schubcl' s "Mnrchc Solmnncllo"
Sharply at noon the procession
(started from the chapel of St. F‘nlth.
where the casket. containing the ash-
or had lulu ovol night 11nd pusscd
through the Cloisters to the space bc-
tween thc choir nnd the sanctum.)v
whole the cmdtct covered with the
pull oi laurel months was placed on
n cutnfnlquc. During the procession
the choir 31111;: inn lnmu. “Brief Life
In Here Our Portion.“ Then follow-
ed the Psnhn, "Lord, Thou Host Been
Our Refuge." The lesson was read
by Canon Duckworth, tho sub-dean of
(Westminster. The umhcms were
‘Crosnlug the Bar" and 'Wcop Yc Not
For the Dead. ”
Aftcr llic unthcmu lhc ('nukct was
borne to the grow an the organ pcnlod
forth thc funeral numb from “Corio-
lunun”
’l‘hc only mourners worc lnuly lrv-
inn-11nd the sons 01 Sir Henry Irving.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all driigglsts
nro nuthorizod to rotund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. it. stops the
cough. licnls the lungs und prevents
sm'lous rcsults from 11 cold. ()urce I11
gi'lppl cough and prevents puruunonln
nnd consumption. Contains no op-
lntcs. 'l‘hc. gcnulne is in 11 yellow
p.1( kn :11 llcfuso substitutes. Sold
111 I’lnislul‘s 111m: Store ‘
FRIAR LXND-S PURCHASE SETTL
ED
Philippine Commission Paid Domini-
can Order $3,225,000.
MANILA, Octobcr 20.-~'l‘i1(: question
of tho i‘rinr iundu purchase wns practi-
cnlly suttlcd toulny when Ibo commis-
sion pnld the Dominlcnn order $3.225.-
000. which Is the lust payment.
The sum of $7,0110.00tl was alilil‘Olil‘I‘
nlcd for tho purcliusc of tho frinl'
lnnde in the Philippine islands nud by
the middle of January lust, more than
hull lhut nmouut had been pnid out to
the various Cnlhollc ordoru nnd tho
llllcu to tho lundn purchnucd 11nd pass-
cd to the Philippine govormnont.
Eventually, (111 nuuounccd from Wnsh-
lngton. October 12, Secretary ’rnlt ap-
proved n soltlcmcut urrungcd by the
Philippine novcrnmcnt which (:omplct-
('(l (hc uurclmso oi the frlnr lnnds (1nd
(ll-cording lo the above dispatch from
Mnnlln lin- tinnl payment link now
lwcn mode, The friars hold about
103,000 ncros of loud.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itching. llllnd, lllccding. l'rotrudlnu
l’llcu. Drugglutn nro nuthm'lzcd to rc~
l‘und money if l’azo Ointment falls to
curc in ii to 14 days. 50c.
0"”
METHODIST Ml§8lON SOCIETY.
NEW YORK, ()(‘tollcr 20.—-~Tl1(1 gou-
('rnl (-xocutlvc committee of the W0-
mnn'n Fal'clutl Mluslounry Suclcly oi
the Mothodlnt Episcopal church will
hold Its nnnunl meeting in Si. Puni’ti
church. this city October 26 to No-
vomlmr :l. TIIIH conunlttoc him in
" chnrgc iho‘nll'uirn of the entire noel-
cty nt homo and (tbrond mm is com-
mmml or three duh-gulch from ouch of
(no (down bronchus in, tho United
Stnlm. to which will he added 11 dole-
1min from (lormnny (1nd Scandinavia
(Add the lltorulurc eommltlcu ot‘ three.
About 200 pcruons, including nllnulon-
nrlcn nt homo on furlough and those
(11111111 to mill to foreign holds are nl-
1111 ((xuuctod to be prudent. 'i‘l1o nocloty
hon n nu-nnbornhip in the United States
oi over 200.000. 11nd It spout inst yeni
nom'lv #1100000 (importing 290 min-
nhmnrtee in the not ,25 of whom‘wero
(locto-n.
CAPTURED :TEAMERB TO CARRY
(SARGOIS.
Vlt‘TnillA.’ ii. (1. October 20. wild-
vlccn were received by the utenmer
Lyru that 11 combination had been
formed by Japanese shipping firms to
pond trump steamers to the United
titulon (1nd Ilium o with environs from
hump and lndo hluouo pointu, curry.
I'tn’u lroluht at (1 low rule. about. one
third (1! the prompt rate. The sixty-
otx Minamoto which were captured
while running eontmhnnd and condu-
mtou by the price courtn will no no
ed in connection with the heel. new in
one by the government to bring home
the hoops. ,
NEW IRIGK WORK! BUINID.
HAilhiElilllRQ. 1’11. October WM
1 the 11111111119111
Sheltesnom'o the notion oi Ih' Henry _
harms wen'ioney tuition ln‘W‘éttnun '
glue serviceo were conducted. in the .
eluded many from the inguinal oihoiui V ,
pytmentm‘i ‘1,
(111,11 1111 .,
gallery tti
byn, kccpol‘ or the 111* vy p‘ui'no. and the I
lion
, , mutiny“ were
' ' on (nettle . .. one '
on 1113111111. [vulnmeHHnI
iron: 11 (one (1151111. no «use or the
tire In unknown. The 11111111 employeo‘
Hillard”.
men and “Wu out IMO ”Dmhiilmlprehorotlen {or the 31m Milli“ MIN“
301001011111 28. ,
i
. t . ‘
New York inflate
‘ Ruiirohti‘cmHaH it how in Illlimlu
1111111111111 rte sent outi recoil-I
int; but in ‘0 ex onoive rnilr‘oo (111111;
:» notions o! the greatest magnitude. The
is 11 positive (mi inc 1111 (in. painful
othnento of women. It will entirely
cure the worst 10111111 of Female Cami
pininte. nil Ovarian troubles. Inflam-
mation and Uleemtlen. h‘ulllng (1nd
Iliupinuoments oi the Womb and com
(unspent. Spinal Weakness. and is
in uierly adopted to the Change of
Va. Every time it will cure
. It has cured nuii'e crises of Leonor-
rhmo then our (.11... comedy the world
hnn ever known. It is almost Ininllible
In ouch cocci: ltd‘lpsolv’es 11nd exp in
Tumors from the Uterus In on only
siege of development. That .
Boating-down Fooling.
causing pnm. wol lit and bcmltwho, 11
instantly rcliovm and permanently
cured by its use. midis: all circum-
stances it. note In hormony with the
female system. It corrects
l
Suppressed or, l’ulnfui Mcnstruntltm.
Wcuknosn of the Htomnch Indigestion.
Illonllng. 1' loading. Nervous I'rostrn
tion. Ilouducho. tlcnernl nobility. Also
Dizziness, raining”,
Extreme [1553“!!th “don’t-euro " 11nd
" (venom bc- loft- n‘lono " feeling. mott-
obility. irritability, nervousness. sloop
lcshncos. iiln.tnlonoy. inolnncholv (11 the
“blur-11$ (1nd backache. Those are
euro indications of Female Weakness.
some derangement. oi the Uterus. For
Klrlnoy Qéh‘mlalnis
end Ilockoehe of either (tea: the Vegctn-
bio Compound In unequaled.
You can Write Mrs. Plnklmm about
your-sell in strictest confidence.
LYDIA Ii. “XXIII NED. 00., Lynn. It“.
...._... ....e...-... .. ._.....
couvucnous IN THE NAVY.
Captain Dlehl Gives Report of Court
Martial: Held.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2,0.~-In thc
unnunl rcport or (Inptnin S. W. ll.
Dichl, judge advm'utc crown] of the
navy, the record of control courte-
murtlul for thc ilncnl your, shows
that lwclvc commisslonod offlccru
Wcrc convicted and three ncqutltod.
\vhllo tit)?» culislcd incn wcro couvlclcd
and thirty (lcqulttcd. Tho'record el
sununnry courts-11111111111 shown that 4,
15'1“ blucjawkcts were convicted and
200 ncqulttcd, and that 1.015 Innrlucs.
(enlisted men) wuro convictcd and
sm'ontv-scvcn acquitted.“ A. 101111 of
422 enlistled men were!» envlcted oi
dcncrtlon, H7 of 1111110111111 without
leave. 25 of (lcscrtion and lruudulcnt
cullstmcnt, and 1‘3 of fraudulent on-
llstmcnt.
Cnplnin lllchl says Colonel A. C.
Kolton, Unllvd Slntcs Murine Corps,
has (lcvclopcd in the navel prison at
tho llunton unvnl ,\’lil‘tI (1 school of dis-
clplluc of ”11' hlgln'nt (n'dct' for ol‘l’cn-
(tors ngnlnst nuvnl lows and regula-
tions. The large numbcr of pneum-
vrn i'vcclvod from tho Asiatic station
line resulted in an overcrowding or
the Mare Island prisonto nob an ex-
tont. the report pinion, the it become
ncccsrmry to lit up two prison ships
to relieve the situation until pcrnm-
ncnt oxtcnnlonn to the proton" nhorc
iustltutlons can he providcd by lcgluln-
BTAMFORD' 8 NERVY THIEF.
Calmly Walked into Home and Stole
Loaded Revolvor.
STAMFORD, ()cl. 2(i.~~~A thief visit
ed the rceldcncc of Janice Corsou. u
unlcouutn for the Stnnunrd Oll Oom-
pnny, nt 74 lllclunond lilll avenue.
Tuesday evening. (1nd departed with 11
londod 32-cntllu-1 ((-voiver and 11 11111!»
(lonon silver forks
It seems the thief opened the front
door and wnlkcd npstllrn lo the neo-
oud floor. Mr. Cocoon who n the
(llnln'z-room, on the find "our. (lotus
(ionic bookkcoplnu. Mrs. Carson was
busy In tho kltohcu.
'i‘in» (nu-r wusn’t pnrtlculnriy quiet.
Ho own'lurnod n water-pitcher in Mrs
Cornou'u bmlromn 11nd the lemma
honrd it.’l‘|1oy lhounht the noble came
from the (ltlIIltl‘ window. howcvor. 11nd
Mr. Corsen went outside to mnko nn
investigation.
Home low mlnuton tutor Mrs. Cornell
ntnrtod for her room on tho ((ocond
floor. All one plmsod out into the hull.
n 1111111 went out or the front door and
wnlkud nwny our Greenwich nvenuu
Mru Comm wnnnt particularly ulnrm-
(1d. (it-cording to the pollen story. like
th‘onnht porhnpn ho was 11 stranger
who bud (nude (1 mlulnke in on no
dress.
STEAMER MABgAPIGUA DAMAG-
MlNlION ()(lolior 20.-'I'hu' Iirltlnh
(downer unnnnil,t.'(1pmln Millenniumo
from Norfolk September 22. for item-
rto. hos ("rived (11 1111111103 Ayi’tui ne‘d
""‘imlin mt (umber ll having pushed
the hrittsh steamer nuupeuna. Cup.
thin Scott. from Calida. (1111.. via
Montevideo. t‘n-mho’r ii for Malone
with uulclllnorv damaged. 'lhe (111p
lulu of ”11‘ Mounupcqttu reported ho
would be able to proceed on his voy-
age in 11 low dhyn.
F Will LAUNCH“ '0! “MIT.
T. JOSEPH fillet, Oct. 20 Mli‘ohr
corinndt of never ionnoh'eu wgl‘me dilly»
pod from here youtmfly to t
ire of Egypt for not on the monk liq
H““&‘&,““" 13911111. (temp: '
MA; fill
To go Bi‘ilIWtIlIl him“
ore ”1:14:11
ship; the 1111119111111 til “‘31“ 1111. Hour
Will'hliiliil have now would
, New Haven
(that when Mi.
‘ following shoelnl to the New York '1‘1'1
' bune' 319111 an idea. at the extent at '
the proposition in Which Mr. Me
it engaged ' ‘
Western 1eportn reochod this little
aesterday afternoon thtt Ciirnrlooii.
Mellon. president of the new York.
and Hartford anthem
company, is 11111111: ((11 wow inherent
. in the development (at mtlrhnnb 1111
Manitoba Wegtem renew my
ellon was still (it the
hood or the Northern Pacific road thntl
line told all oi ito holdnml and fr-an
option in Monitobit to the Canadian
Northern. The retirement of the
Northern Pacific in Manitoba railroad
1111; was at thnt time forced upon Mr.
Mellon.
Tho story in that Mr. Mellon you ill
thnt time informed by 11 member at
the Manitoba legislature that it he (lid
not (sell out to the. Canadian Northern
the Manitoba government would 1:100
to it that all of its llncn thou: Would
lio pm'nllelod and that freight and
passenger buslncsu would be curried
on in conmotitlon with him. even (it
n ruinous price, to‘ drive him from the
field.
It now appears that Mr. Mellon has
become onovoi the Incorporutors of .
the new Midlnnd Railway conmnny oi?
Manitoba, the charter for which has
been granted by the government
Manitoba covering it is said, nil lm
(inrtnnt. ports of the province. The
ultimate intention 01 this company. it
to Held In to extend its linco mnth to
shipping route to Live-(pool over new
ground.
‘ ; with 11 mil-unite to imagine thnt itch-
ing piles can’t be cured; n mistake to
nutter (1 day longer than you can help.
Dunn’s Ointment brings instant-roller
11nd; permanent cure. At any drug
store 50 cents.
”—— _..__._...._ .._.__.
YALE FACULTY DECISION UN-
FAIR.
Putt All Men Living in Pierson Hall
Under Probation.
Nb) WHAVEN. October 20.«~in 1111
odltorlnl lo-duy. the Yale Daily News
(locum-cs that the fuculty action in re-
cord to thc. rcccnl fl'cuhmnn clues dis-
oxuctly lust." ’l‘ho Ncwu thinks that.
the adoption (11 n proposition mode
ycstcrday at. the union meeting of the
lrcshuinn clans would have been fair.
(21'. bccauso it, would not how Inlllc-
ch punishmcnt upon men who hurl
nothing to do with the disturbances.
'i‘lic propmlllon put, bct‘orn the close
(11 (Inc moss incullug was from the
city ntlorncy. it was to the client
that twenty 1111.111 who were Inipllcntod
In the disturbance should ouch pay a
lino to the city. The nsnuranco was
given on the strength of 11 statement,
of a prominent faculty member that II
nthlcllc tcnmo. 9111.. should be Imposed.
'l‘wonly frcshmon whose nmnon wore.
rendy to meet the proposul. Shortly
after this the faculty mot. nnd voted to
put all the own living in l'lcrson Hull
and in tho buildings heroes the street
from It on spccinl probation. thin [1011'
(lily involvcd tho I’m'iciturc of cuts and
marks for the full term. The News
declares (but it in making no apology
for tho freshmen. considering their
conduct disgraceful (1nd utterly ht vmn.
lanoc wllh collcge principles. but It
IiDIIt'Vt‘K that ”they have been cnrncst-
l_v striving to rcctlty their 111111111110 (11111
rcguln an honorable poultlon In the
cyes of the university." '
BIG FIRE IN HARTFORD.
Storehouoe of Wise. Smith a. Campany
Damned to Extent of 340.000.
HARTFORD. October 20.-—'l‘h(- lur-
ultluo storchonsc of Wise, Smith ((1111
(lompum on Pro" sircct In the cen-
ter of the business nottlon. \vnn burn-
mi curly to—duy. 'l‘hcro Win: great dnn
nor nl one time of the [lumen cxtontl
lug to other structurce. but the tire
mcn. summoned by 11 general nlnrm.
succm'dod in confining the mm to the
ntocohouac. Thu building: ‘wdu tilled
with lurnilurc, all of which won burn-
(1d the total ions being estimated at
III) 000 The cuuno ol' the tire to un-
known.
One theory is that crossed electric
wires utul'lod the blnzo, while nnethor
conjecture «scribes the mono to 11 ct-
nar or cigarette which may have men
thrown carelessly from the Hartford
rnr oi the building.
mm of the Main (street department
Next to it was 11 tenement building.
while the Hartford Opera House and
sun-ea Were nearby.
who gained by on nrenvny oil ‘i’rntt
street. All the oceupnnte of the ion-
cutout building were forced to got out
hfirrledly when the tire we: discover-
ed. and it seemed for n time (111 ll thin
ntruotnre 1111 well no the ot‘orehmmo
would be destroyed. Beyond (no
b thine. and 11 general Wetting (i
the tenement: (1,1111 (1 our: art
opem houee. the (11111111 (1 out eoniin
to, tho eterehouno. A 11101: the
wee under“ control 111. ti o‘ onit'u
live hem-11' light on the port at the
firemen (streams were still being only
on fun ruins (it 11 eoieok to pro-g
v (1‘1 limifltli lrom (mm; at orb-g
pew y.
“there. The. plane OI this company pro *
v‘ldo for e Anotwmk of linen throughout
iimloon Day to make a summer grain -
turbnnccs does not seem “host or oven .
this notion were tnkcn. no faculty ro- ,
strictlonn rcgnrding the lone oi" clues .
taken lhcn 11nd thorn come forward ,
“Peru liouee clone by, against the '
'l‘hc wnrehouuo woe locnted in the f
sun-(v of Wise Smith 61 Company, and ‘,
lute always been fenced ns 11 lire imp.
Entrance to it ‘
burning oi the root of the mucosa '
”II heartily concul' in that opinion. Wé think we have theli'
'1; ~-. . (a ”I .‘I 1.
Of Interest About Comets.
Mrs. Newman, the accomplished Corsetiei'e Whom we
induce to visit our Corset Section twice a year, will be with ,
us next Monday and remain the following week until Satut» .
(lay, the twenty- eighth She will denionistrato the P. D. Cor— .
set in the latest models, fitting thOse who desire, and assist— -
lug them, to select such models (‘15 are best suited to them.
" Mrs. Newman‘s skill and experience enable her to judge
what style is best suited to onc’e figure, and when fitted
by her :1 Corset always feels just right.
I As it will no doubt he a buoy week the earlier appoint- .3;
mcnts are made the hotter. Arrangements can be modc‘at ,1
the Corset Section now. No extra charge for fitting. ‘1
Crocknot. Velvet.
Fvcr have a velvet collar on a coat that would mar your
linen collar cvcry time. If so you know how provoking it is
and will appreciate a rich velvet that positively will not
crock, and it does not cost any more than any other velv.ct
15) inches wide, $2.50 and $3.00 a yard.
Dress Goods Section.
i
Illc bcnutv of the Lace arrangements for dressy toi-
Ictlcs atttauts cv cryonc. lair-gout specimens are to be seen
in the Showcase. ChemisettcsScts'in French and German
Val Lace. Boleros and Chemisl'ttcs in Baby lrish Lace.
I’lastrons in Baby Irish and Point Gaze.
Opera Scnrfs of crepe dc chine.
Vita
Those interested should not miss seeing the Children's \.
Wiutcr Coats and Bonnets. Unusual and exclusive :(tylcu
are now on exhibition, samplt's that'wc cannot possibly
(Iuplicntc or cvcu find later in the season.
With ’th Coats and Bonnets is at line (ismnhncnt of
t‘nrriagc Robes (111d Afghans.
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Euro annotating 6930M, Cro-
vots, Scnrfa, ollorottes, Millie, eto. ,_
"hoot
11,.i
1
We purchased these
- Spring and they hove been Made to
Order, thus securing hotter values
than if bought from open stock
We invite yot'u' inspections oi}
them and think you will who with
us thot vve hove excellent values.
xw
I it'll (iii over town. They (lay Riymond has the bent .1 ’
best solicit. But deli'l take our world for 'it. Try (1 load,
it to [your own eotislect. on. Not much rioit‘ in 111111. If it . .
”(noted by the (11mm oi: Iii 36.001).
lt‘ lo beiiov the other loo
bring on grim (m mount 1111 to I?!
111 ; . it out
nvgntormli $1035: hw'ii'jl'o foo IthtetI I.
fluently; on 111116.11 ,1' . ‘
11111111111 here 9 or t
it ruingHHoHHHin (Hilfid
one: to "
. (no (in
The total loin: on the furniture in ‘1.
Norwalk Chronicler