L nullitsLthlLL. L
decals ,for the United less cost than on stronger soils tbs.
incline: toward turf forms
with tobacco also the and s '
' vegetation known as truck formic
All of these delight in soils of sun y
gpgiaoqit‘ionha en are 3'; VaultslvtgV soils
. . t n o nil
,9 0N: Nov. 33 chime Brie-,9 but until, heroes and 3ng eti93jgilop
4? “3:9; 33: 139192939 3:; no grime? with less ‘
.r o h
lose a public blguwpy‘ is” bosom '3‘” in t s
on
mm “30%
outlets for the elnp yment of
(371;!!! mass dairy cows to be sup
pleuiented by the best of care and ev-
ery modern appointment needed in the
manufacture of the choicest products
If lumbering, ~the intent improvement!
for manufacturing should be lnstnilod
in convenient neighborhoods, and s.
on indefinitely.
Another point of vital importancr
lshto locate certainl headquarters
w are permanent supp ice or the, sin
{hilt retardg recovery. them Q pies grown or manufactured in the
30' F910“ 5 30093 and TAIL different towns can always be found
- ,, any substitute offered Sold in their season. Choice specialties at
to: s Drug Sore. , " tract buye‘rs whlo are gluing to1pa
,. . “*Wr‘“ remuner‘at ve pr one, as many tine.
‘ N ACTURED Hls OWN GIQ~ who products of medium or poot
MT (wally are beggars in the marks.
Fifty years ago the only tic-called
dreamers foretold the incredible pro
press of agricultural expansion the
has been accoilll)HshEd since the clue
of the civil war Swift and cited
transportation, along with sclentifl
methods in every branch of culti
vetloxi. and in every section of ill
countr, have made special tannin
the or or of the day. During the sam
period, the system of marketing hat
been revolutionized. and the old one
tom of frequent sales of small quan
titles of produce from many forms ha
been. gradually supplanted by the con
soiltlailon plan of large shipments 0
high grade and uniform quality. Ove
and again the Connecticut soils hsv
made plain indications of what car
be grown on them at a profit. an
those wise farmers who have also
heed to the plainest and easiest of ai
teaching have reached honorable on
permanent success—Connecticut Far
mer.
at. ILmLLoLw of a. single i fell“:
cough or cold read!
or consumption when Fe"
m and Tar had been when:
.. 1,, coughs and colds perfect”.
' . ice chances with some pp.
, oration which may contain
, which cause constipation, a
, Nov. 28. “Patrick
, aged eighteen was arrested
. while lighting a cigarette
bad Just rolled for his own
life presence of a city detect
He was fined :60 and costs.
In the lightest penalty prescribed
a law for "manufacturing" cigo
V ids.
, ,, I. THANK THE LOBDl"
dried annah Plant. of Little Rock.
Or the relief i got from Burk
ice Salve. lt cured my- fear-
ng acres which nothing else
and from which I had sur-
6 years. " it is a marvelous
cuts, burns and wounds.
d at F. H. Baxter' 3, South
, , .snd Iii. P. Wood’s. Norwnlit
‘lltores; 250.
936.. MAN'S soov m elves.
TOD, Nov. 23. --The body of
.3‘ .MioLore, a cobbler. was found
in e Pequsbuck river about 3 o’clock
,9 rday afternoon. Moore was last
' ‘ alive on Tuesday morning
V her he fell accidentally into the
_ or committed suicide is un-
‘ oil's. He was forty-live years old
and is survived by n wife and family.
A DISASTROUS CALAMITY.
It Is a disastrous calamity, when you
lope your health, because indigestion
9 dooustipatlon have cupped it aw'ay.
we.”
SON LOST MOTHER.
"Consumption runs in our family.
and through it i lost my mother,"
writes a. B. Reid, of Harmony. Me
"For the past five years, however, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold
i have token 131'. Kings New Discov
cry for Consumption, which has any
ed me from serious lung trouble. " His
uother's death was a and loss for Mr
.eld. but be learned that lung tron
M t‘ relief can be had in Dr. Kings ole must not be neglected, and how to
lo Pills. They b lid up your cure it Quickest relief and cure for
33;? organs, and on headache, coughs and colds. Price 50c and
a. collar constipation. etc. 31. 00; guaranteed at F. H. Baxters
feed at!“ Baxter's South South Norwslk, and E. P. Wood in.
if. and E. P. HWeed’s. Norwalk Norwallt, drug stores. Trial bottle
force: 25c. " free. "
Lg? Event' Vin Underwear.
V...L9 To continue the good worlt of “(ti caring the deck" for Christmas goods.
gaseous a sale of MIISUN unouswnaa and tell our friends that
V “going to give them ‘I‘ wb‘elt's 0p portunlty to buy Lsdles' Underarm
\
‘ st specially favorable prices.
have purchased a line of samples in Gowns. Skirts and (forest Cov-
t. extend'lnto much liner Qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
LADII.’ WHITE IKIR'I'G.
I w
Vll’riices from..........ioo to 01.00 Sale Price from.........89° to "-60
LL Values from We to 33. no.
‘ LMaM-h—
L Dill’ HioHr noose.
LADIIO' IAUILIN osnwsna.
n»..—
‘Ls' tram.........aso to auto sale Price ..............m to taco
, this from too to 33.50. 9 Values, 350 to 31.25.
m
reilgurbb do not convey the full values we offer in the above quot»
You need to see them to appreciate their meaning.
, scum uoswanu. court.
1: l repeated Instances exneusnos has:
, proven,th folli; of opposition In a 3; ~
,, do form . initiation of nuns.
'9 . . “ :soll oL ethersfield and death port
PrlL to Zdoes’ not incline to grow weeds and
. 00.. no life. the onion can be grown on it at much
L 4/
V' ‘LL'I bought it fifty-cent box of Pyramid
‘VPlle Cute and used as directed with3
the niost unexpected results}!-
Of Mice. "
L Jul.
ktholllldnds‘ of dollars to
the after using numbers of
. of recruititetion rid new assessments
’L Lula. could pass through so
“an
ale e are. . l have been tro
with pi as to:- thirty yearil' arid was in
touch distress and passed much blood.
but at present am free from any ltlnd
Pyrarhid Pile Cure has heed worth
me: it cured
other real-
idiot: and tubing.“ medlniliss M doc-
toral. it also neaslthougb
he could hardly futility11L eat or sleep; he
is now all right." if sitringfeilow.
*ostmoster. lilik‘of . C.
up the use ,of Pyramid LPlio cure you
will avoid an unnecessary. trying and
expensive eXamlnutlon by a physician
md will rid yourself of your trouble
n the privacy of your cam home at
riding expense. ‘
After using the free trial package
which we gladly mail you. in a perfect
ly plain wrapper, you can secure reg-
ular full~size packages from drdgglsts
at 60 cents each. or we will mail di-
rect in plain pockaee upon receipt of
irloc. Pyramid Drug 00., 5794 Pyra.
nld Building, Marshall Mich.
. g... » ML
Hoaotev is oeriluls'rlc.
irons Secretary of Arcsnum May Not
Know Sentiment In Some Pisces.
Past Grand Regent Carlton E. flood-
‘31 of the Connecticut Royal Arcanum
as nearly completed a tour, of the
ltute, visiting all of the councils of
he order in Connecticut. Mr. Hoadley,
'n speaking with a reporter, said that
the sentiment in this State regarding
‘he new assessment rate. which went
“into effect the first of October, had ub-
lergone somewhat of a change, says
he Stamford Advocate. instead of be-
ng hostile toward the new rate, and
‘hrentcnlng to fight the measure tooth
and nail. the different councils are
now inclined to uphold it, and have
iledged their support, considering the
assessmentL for the best future inter-
sets of the order. ‘ Mr. Hondley pro«
‘11th did not have the Stamford Conn
all in mind when he told this to the
oporter. So far as the local Council
9 concerned, the opinion of the mem-
bers has not changed They regard
he action of the Supreme Council at
iniunt. and the sentiment at last
night‘s incoting, as well us‘at recent
mes preceding it, seemed to be ever
vhelmiugiy in favor of an effort it
'ieing made in various court proceSd
ngsk to undo the Supreme Council's
I’D!” .
Since the new rate went into effect
*r .rnthor since the action was taken
out June, according to Mr. Hoadley.
“ve State has lost 835 members. Mr.
‘ioadiey says he has during the past
uonth received lists of names from
luch council. also the ages of those
vho gave notice of their desire to drop
nit. This list shows that 85 per cent.
1! the suspensions are between the
men of 26 and is years, emphasising
the fact that the older men did not
Ive up their membership on account
of the new assessment rate. He ne-
sumcs that they are for the most part
Iatislletl with the action taken at the
annual meeting of the Supreme Conn
cll,’but it Is not a fair assumption.
‘iany of the older members who have
emnlned in the Order in Stamford
ave done so because they could not
at other insurance.
At a recent meeting of the Supreme
Council unicorn held in Cleveland. it
was voted to allow councils of the
order until the last day of November
0 reins“ ate members who had previ-
ously dropped out on account of the
1va assessment, without tsklns anoth-
~r examination at the hands of it oh»
‘uclun. in this 8 ate it has been re-
tortorl that in each Council from two
n ten suspended melnbers have knoclc
ed at the door for mummies.
The grand regent has idsued a cir
color to councils throughout the State.
allowin all an Opportunity to moonlit
suspen ed members before December
3'.
Mr. Hosdlev further stated that the
Royal Amanum today stands practical
iv a new organisation. starting out
with a total enrollment of over 380..
000 members. After bearing the brunt
partying“ at th it I) no dues, the soci—
out the country has sub
cred 1319“ of but 10 per seat. when
one
last win: predicted that thilll
,r‘cents'se wold uracil ill per cent.
Xndkpsrhlpn flinch his half hundred
ery few secret mnhlutlons; be
It film
and meet it as well as the rostrum»
ltes have donor.“ -’ ’
WM
trouser visit if! user stoma.
BMMOL. Nov. Ilia—Forest fires
yesterday in ilisst militia burned ovar
about 300 acres of woodland and tics-
or Alb:rt rtflall.
agresnblem to Steward people.
in‘ b lieved it will be lowered birdhouse
o
Gree’uwich center} however, there in
Greenwich be supplied from one bib
a bridge. The demand is
we lsr letter Issued by General Sup
erin endoht
. u D- m
York Tale
ed service in about]
side through ltd Greenwich central of-
bee. The d
to
w'oillave therefnre arranged with the
Southern New Englan
Company to transfer to them all of
our present territory which lies east
. s. new Weaverviile. of
New Bouillon Company will call upon
youiin the near future. for the purpose
.9! explaining the proposed change;
at the some time arranae with you for
s trhnsfer of your contract in case you
The oil
L. silicate
submit cars new
pepsin at half price.
tilled terse discount no
mills money to any
“’3. purchaser“ Whom the specific does not
one...
'. but. Riv-
bY no» is com
scrub ywill be
Beach and Riverside. in
demand that the on mire town of
t. likely to
hm Iudh‘lng' from t. 0 following
Thurber. .:
e Mascot till): “:9 bio:
one o as organs -
”figs and Riven
strict, in donation however.
rs to be there directly tributerv‘
tamford than to Greenwich. amt
Telephone
Ville Minibus river »
resellintlve of .the Southern
desire to continue your telephone non
vice through the Stamford exchange
of the southern New England fl‘eie-
phone Company.
“It is not the intention of either
company to make a change which will
not be. acceptable to the telephone
subscribers in this section. and we
have therefore adopted tile method of
a personal interview, in order that
each subscriber may have the oppor-
unity of fully understanding the new
conditions." ' .
PIRATING FOLEAY: HONEY AND
Honey and Tar as a thrust and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley! s Honey
and Tar nian imitations are offered
for the guns so. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen-
uine Foley's Honey and Tar Is in a
allow package. . Ask for it and ‘re
fuse any substitute. it is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. said at
Piaisteds Drug filers. 3'
W‘ m
VIRGINIA ON ENDURANCE RUN.
. ----
Left Rooklsnd, Mains. Today, For Four
Heurs'. Trial.
ROOKLAND, Maine, Nov. 2.-'l‘he
battleship Virginia started on her four
hours’ endurance run today. She left
her anchorage off the breakwazcr a:
an early hour. {From Whitehead to
a point off Monghegan island, where
the straightaway southerly course be
:lns. the battleship increased her
speed and when she entered the course
probably was making clear, to ill knots.
The trial began,» 9:10 ociouk. At
but time the Virginia was belching
.reat volumes of smoke. Before the
.varshlp left, it who the general opin-
ou of those on boiird that she Would
lake about 13.3 knots. The course
extends almost straightaway in the di-
action of Boston. it was planned
he“ at the concludion of the trip the
trial boards would be transferred to
it tug off Boston Light, the Virginia
iroceedlng to Newport Newa to re-
ceive the finishing touches from the
builders. .
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. Druggista refund money if it
l‘ails to cure. E. W. Grave's signature
is on each box 260.
GHICAGO FOLKS BTANT RELIEF
FUND.
Approve of the Demands Made by
Countrymen on Russian Government.
CHICAGO Nov. 33. --“Wc, the Poles
now living in Anteriqa, do not only
sympathise with pur countrymen in
Poland and do not only unanimously
approve the demands by them on the
Russian government but we obligate
ourselyes to support, according to out
means the cause of our countrymen in
Poland by creating a national relief
fund, by contribu obs to be safeguard
9d and distribute by the unicorn of
the Polosh Notional Alliance. where
such fund will do the most good. "
in the foregoing language a special
session ‘of the centre: government of
the Pollfih Notional A Iidnco. hold yes-
.s'rday. at the rational home here.
started a move out for the assistance
of the Polish people who are strus-co
sling to establish a constitutional gov-
ernment. More the 130 Polish socio-
tile. with a members in of more than
no 000 which will in a few, days be
increased to 100.000 in Chicago. will be
asked to support the movement
through an appeal sent out “tmluy.
OUIT ‘I’O RECOVER ON BILL.
Suit has been egte tered in the court
of enforced pleat y ifflutter Utilisation
of Brldseporl. a lns't Gust floumneil-
ton and C. Cure esetfni.“ Dahbury
On Nov. to. Deputy on both! Peter boo
lsn stunned two horses, two business
wagons ‘s’nti two sets of double har-
nose. id satisfy a chitin of the plain
tiff “rim-ea eaatln‘s 3303.7 370 .Ml‘
hgiitd mmtbgbeglaiiltiffs. mile he to?“ ’5;
r u o o is, W? rt
the is rt of com bless. ‘m
Airtime“ is fit Ly VVfVor the prslué
our “We! Milt "slim Hun
mWIIIIu nl till clove;
c3'oo3 3331: list.
party’s blunt. whilfi _ . , little. it diLu-lrh
corner in the {so ,_ .,. Item. M
his lieu unsiusiif only, gents eta
3393”“ ”99- in y‘liid’ii’ ‘
m9! .
W‘Sb still" 2
Will
, ' 993,9 guilt-s“ eaten
_ rut IIIILII bola!
-. .‘w. ‘N'llhmzmi 2...... ..
‘ . i'i".‘Li?‘LV .
wountei was rel“ ddderlfl
fore s of the biomit
innate flint Mr.
L The .
aw memoirs territory now _
wk State so‘ i
fruits he ,
cent DICE“
dhltii unusual to be we to out
is what this “d
and It had
Premier Balfour Mali H3ILLiLLd Rdslpnnt-
ion to King [dwells Been. 9
LONDON. Nev. 33.—-—The recent
rumors of an early dissolution of Par-
liameut and an appeal to the country
idea is prevalent that Premier Bel
”four will soon place his designation in
the hands of King lildwnrd.‘ Should
he do so, the Liberals will be invited
to form a goverhm‘edt Parliament will
meet fora few days' session. and a
general election will occur early in
the new year. The political sltllatl’ob
was so radically altered during the
past week that even the goverhtileLuLt
supporters no longer argue that Mr.-
Baifour has a sudioicntly united party
at. his back to again meet Parliament
with the object of initiating any use-
ful legislation The premier’s appear
to the Unionists at Newcastle a week
ago to unite on his fiscal policy has
not met with much success 0n the
contrary Joseph Chamberlain. the
most poIvsrful private member of the
Unionist coalition. recently Joined is-
sue with his chief in a speech at Bris-
t'Lol. Tuesday. calling on Unionists to
rally to the support of his own more
drastic fiscal proposals, which include
a fifty cent in on grain. The cleav-
age of the party was thus more mark-
edly accentuated -
A cabinet meeting has been called
for tomorrow This will be only the
second held this fall, and the fact that
there have been so few conferences
between the ministers is taken as on-
othor indication of the imminence of a
change of government.
On the Stock Exchange a definite
announcement of the resignation of
the cabinet is expected at any time
and the whole market today was flat
in consequence. The Liberals are in-
cilneu to resent Mr. Balfour‘s resigna-
tion at the present moment. They
contend that the premier shduld re-
main In office a few weeks longer and
himself dissolve Parliament and up.
pool to the country. The “heroin use
no reason why the present opposition
should put themselves to the inconven-
lance of forming a government in the
dark without knowing what forces
they will command in the new perils;
merit, and they object to what they
designate as Mr. Balfour's “tactical
maneuver‘ whereby the liberal attack
would be turned into a defence before
election and Mr. Balfour would be giv-
en a free hand to arrange with Mr.
Chdxnberlaln for, concerted action
against the Idberal party.
FINANCE8 IN MACEDONIA.
Turkey's Reply Not estlstactory to
. the Powers Interested.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 23.-—-Tbe
sultan today issued an lrade approv-
ingthe decision of the council of min-
isters to reject the demands of the
War for lnternatlonnl‘oonirol of the
ounces of Macedonia. _ Whether the
rejection is absolute or, conditional
has not. yet been definitely ascertain-
ed. Vice’Admiral fluent Pasha has
started on a special, steamer for the
Dardaneiies. presumably with instruc-
tions for the commander of the forts
regarding the letters conduct in the
event of the appearance of the inter-
national fleet. Similar instructions
have been sent to the governors of
the Turkish islands 1 the archipelago.
Not. 28.——~ they ‘s one in
reply to8 the ultimatum of the powers
contains a warning that the action of
the powers in resorting to a naval
demonstration may precipitate an in-
the Christian population of Turkey.
This is reparded as a threat. as it is
sulcluns asalnstOh
tnless It has the 9."
of the Turkish out 0 titles. ’
Ports.
tlon.
in the naval defn
contact to the negotiations;
r
. 'I‘
and who is muck min
Green Mountains bit “ago
‘3an n which .he say
IIMIXM It
Mliltimt‘uiunl health summer.
but to bls omniscient r pom out?“
tors it been euloiluc some very'I‘n
try mouse.
' not fractured.
.e
. L’
{III ,Lorf
screws skull w‘sii .
are gradually crystallislng into more L
definite form and while no omoitil In. L
‘timation has yet been forthcoming the
an uprising by mussulmsns against ,
known that no demonstration of more 5
Christians can occur
ilent acquiescence ‘
contra ’.
The Turkish reply gives a serious , ’
as trips and some pretty coins ‘
V W
L'KINO LLLLILQWALND TO VIII? MADNIQ-L
Nothing that comes field
. is in the lead.
beautiful and durable. "'
black
and lustrous
slicer, fine and lustrous.
Petticoats.
for $4.98.
VICTORIA. B. 0. Nov 23. -Great
preparations are being made for sole
bratiug the return of the Japanese ar-
mice from Manchuria, according to
the steamship Shnwmut. Maior- Gen-
eral Saki and the Turner: army from
North Korea wore landing at Uilna
amid great acclaim when the steamer
sailed and 36 transports are waiting
at Daireu (Dainyl for oher troops.
Traffic on Japanese railroads has been
interrupted and preparations are- be-
ing made to make a record for colon-
ty. All the troops are expected to
be home in six months Officers of
the rank of major-general and up-
wards will proceed at once to Toklo
to have an audience with the emperor,
while the different divisions will be
sent to the divisional headquarters to
be destabilized. Kuroki‘s army will
arrive after the Tumen army. Map
shal Oyama and staff are expected at
Toklo in December. Merchants of
Yokohama have erected an arch cost
nig 30,000 at the railroad station in
honor of the Hoops.
OIX RUSSIAN ANMIEB GOING HOMEL
VICTORIA, B 0., Nov. bet—The Rus-
sians propose to send all army corps
home from Mnuchurii t to allow
three army corps wit .000 men
time being. The movement of the
six heme going armies is Vexpected too
occupy 18 months
The answer of the Ports is entirely . “
unsatisfactory. as it does not respond . ,
totho demand for the extension of
the authority of the financial Va nta
f the powers for two years. 'a d is ‘
evasive upon the huestlon of the gen- ,
uni control by the powers of the fin:
metal affairs of Mticedonia. All the
ministers except. the minister of war ,
avored yieldins to tile ultimatum, our
valued influences led the sultan to tw- '
errule the inmate attitude or the
These lntlueb cos etc could .
sired to be the outgrowth of Germany’s 9‘
abstaining from taking an active part
V V .
MII. cuuso ssosimue stj, 731. *
Word has beeneccilsod from Philip .
. Ounce, the wfiailroad avenue fruit
" (dialer. who has been ill several weeks
in the : ‘ L'
‘m‘. N!
"3.3
I,
Velutina, Queen of Dress FL 3)
24 inches wide, $1.00 a yard.
Also in black, 27 inches wide, $t. 25 and $1. 50. .,
Sale of 0de Plates. .,
No matter how many pretty odd plates 3 Woman may
owu, there arc never quite enough, especially at HolidVav
times. She can find a use for as many as she has.
'loday we place on sale a large gathering of our fine
plates, Austrian and French China, odd and beautiful pat-
terns that have haemfrpm $1. 25 th $2.09, an to sell at:
98 0138. each. T
Cake, Bread and Dessert Plates, Bread and Butter Plates.
Finest of Wash Goods.
Silk Moosoellne; in grayish gun metal. effects, silvery
Not all Silk, but a mixture of cotton, ”and a
dainty fabric for house dresses or evening gowns. It must, , -. .7
be seen to be appreciated. 27 inches wide, 50c a yard.’ .'
Clynta Silks. Small block effects,
alternating. In blue, pink, and tan, with a fine been and
very handsome. 27 inches wide, 50c a yard.
Banzai Silks. Japanese silk woven with cotton, very
Pink, blue, tan, gray and black.
V crv nice for shirt waist slips. 27 inches wide, 50c 21 ydrd.
L Tiic5c at the Wash Goods Section, downstairs.
John Ongleby, of Rash
under 1,400 guns to remain for the
the loom takes on solicit; ind
richer colorings, nothing falls” in there graceful folds, both:
big is more durable thin Velvet. It plays an imporiaut
among dress ulsterisis and grows steadily lf'l favor. II
Show week was any prophecy of winter styles, than LVL'eLleil'tL
We call dttentiou to our LsI’i‘LOWIl'ig‘ of Vein—
tiuas, rich in finish and color, soft as a kitt“en 5 car, supple.
aft
eras».
In burgundy, Ltlnmson, Napoleon, myrtlc,L brown stud
,, _ . ,..‘iii
solid and npcu- -th)rI<
The Holiday Handkerchiefs are on exhibition.
Black and Colored Taffetas, worth $6.50,
Black Sateeus. special at 69 and 98c.
The D}. M.
Read Co.
e, . V., e.
RETURN OF JAPANESE. ARMILES. . IDENTITY OF LDILLAD .LLNLAKEMAN.
NEW IDNDON, Nov. 33. —'IL'he local
oliica of the Central Vermont road has
learned that the real name of the
brekeman killed at Eaglevtile Tuesday
is Charles F. Hopkinsou. not C. R- .
Phillips, the name under which he was
known in this vicinity. . Just before
he expired the man spoke the name
of Addie F Ellis .of Vernon Center.
.It. was learned that site was lame If
his boarding mlstressL and she goo
information that he has a mother. Mrs
bra. idaho .aud
a sister, who is repnt to be wealthy.
Mrs. John Million, of Blackfori Idaho.
Hopkic it worked under that name
for Char res Curtis, of Hartford. before
morning his old pursuit of railroad-
ing here. He was formerly employed
on the Oregon Short», Line road. The
local office of the Central Vermont
Company is undeavoring to get in
communication with. Hopkinson' a rela-
tlvos. , ,
W
OUNBOAT lN PLAN“ OUNK.
LONDON. Nov. 'Iillm'flse old seven-
ty-four ton frigate Forte. built in 1812,
was sunk in the Modem River, today,
by. shells fired by this British about
Bastard. Fire broke'out on to Forte.
which had been mod on a coal depot»
and 2,000 tons of coal were soon
abl . The shelling was resorted to
in order to prevent the threatened
iBreathing of the line to ncliVithorVing
Norwalk Chronicler