W...—
”suit punchline.
Id mm Dank Carrie‘s on Busi-
9999 99 Canal. ‘
Dec. 20.-No clue had
scovercd today to the burg
Who robbed the Suilield Savings
Sunday morning, after binding
lgfm Jones. the watchman. at the
get! In Thompsonvlilc as suspic-
«characters were let go after
99 ad called to see them. and an
impact who was detained for
' {in Windson locks, was also re— .
Today it was admitted that
_ ; Ie burglars. and there were no
, rt early in the day of the de
ll of any new suspects by the
. otherévlnces.
artrtd gas which are 911911994
9 linen d'ro pod by the but"
were found a! near the tacit.
.whiph they entered to ’
the tonic with which,
~r into the bank These 99
,,#9 of 38 calibre central M9 and
tit and ..esson mako. A similar
9 found in the waiting room
the rallioad station. where ,Watch
‘ Jones sat for several hours aw-
thc guns of one of the sang
the others exploded nitroglycer-I
gift the bank safe.
The deputy sheriffs who are hunt-
for the burglars are hampered by
' inability of the watchman to give
it description :of any of the men
In watchman is unable to recall any
hilarity of manner ism or anything
culariy noticeable about any of
Iei'g'ang. a foot ascribed to his high-
Nervous condition at the time.
savings bank. which resumed
Iess yesterday continued paying
celving deposits today as usual
business. however. was carried on
tho First National Bank. and this
Will be followed until the safe
savings bank is replaced by a
one. All the savings bank do
I ts have been kept regularly in
9 unit of the National Bank. depo
. I Slicing made each day at 3 oclocit.
use the savings bank safe was
y I. fireproof atllair. and not con-
d burglar proof. The negotl
securities were deponitcd with
urglars only got bank stocks
other unnegotiable securities
in; in all to $60. 000. They over-
. $400 in gold and $3. 000 worth
3 gotinblo securities. which weic
grower separate from the other
es
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I A FEARFML FATE.
' a» fearful th'te‘to have to endure
rrible torture of Piles. "i can
y say," writes Harry Coleen.
Chville, is... "that for Blind,
itching and Protrudiug Piles,
Arnica Salve. is the best
1 do." Also best for cute.
bud injuries. 25c at F. ii. Bax-
” South women, and E. P.
s. Norwsllt. drugglsts. '-
p WOULDN'T I any 999v.
‘ , Dressed Him in Long Skim
-'Vqll.but He Cave Away.
swims Ky..nec Dec. 20. «~11.»
“I . th9 street r9iiways issued a rule
, the the carrying or dogs on
- turday Miss Mai-agent Hick
ung 9ociety women. attemp
e the rule. ,
icknisn boarded a car carry-
, lockedelllltn a baby, with
iralltna Ikirts and a rich.
...‘l‘hc mnductor glanced
fatherly interest at the lit.
one.
5 well “.99! the [Seelbneh he;
rm child. ‘1 care use meagre
5' .929 9 boy kicked him. and
?syinp9thy came from the
.1 risen and clothes. Then there
' ntlc wi‘lwe. a leap into the
host of the door. -
tinted and laughed but
, The fox terrier. for
Eve-bundle contained Miss
t‘ pet. could not free
» hi9 been and long ninth-
. , ”rotting about like 9‘ baby
9 audited: oil the
kFDIC billing I. “fill“
Mutation and his sen. Two men _
ersrlifb
..i
” 9t company in Hartford so that .
if 8 film trims will
The he?”
ml¢.i‘ thel mr and can
heir good ci-
te ieit immediately.
Bassinets Pills mingle with the
Hill of the stomach and make
ork of digctticn. The noun ‘
isliing properties of the food are
then readily ctsimilstcd and Iihe
{fairing cisrtricc} oil wilhoutI irrita-
ug c ncstnes or cl in the
bowels. , o” g 1
Bccciium's Pills should be taken .
whenever there is sick headache.
luircd tongue. constipation, sullow
skin or any symptoms *tiiot indi-
cate an insulin liver.
. Sold Everywhere. tubes» 10:. and M
DENNY MEN FOUND DEAD.
......9.
099 My» Frozen to Death, the Other
Reduce Away from Natural Causes
DERBY, Dec. 20. --'i"wo men were
found dead in this city yesterday.
body of John Grosby. naval vet
aged 65 years was found in bed
at his home. death having been due
to natural causes. Crosby' a wife has
been visiting/in Perth Amboy. NJ J..
and he has remained at home alone
It Miii Iiippos'bd thnt death 09ch
dayas that was the day that
IM‘luut seen by his nelshbcrr.
lnued failure to appear led the
0 break into the house today
The body of Thomas Shorten. aged
32. was found yesterday morning on
the bank of the Nangatuck river. had-
'ly frozen. Its condition Indicated that
Shorten had been dead two days. His
Wife. Who has been at the New Haven
County iall returned to this city today
and was met with the news of the find-
lag of his body. The couple had two
children who are cared for in a home
in New Haven. The medical examlu
or. Dr. Beardsley has not made his
report regsi ding the cause of death.
but it is generally believed that Short
ell fell into the river by accident.
About twa weeks ago. people living in
the =vicinity of the place where the
body was found heard mice for help
one night but the source of them was
never discovered. ‘
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Millions rush in mild chase aftei
health. from one extreme of faddlsm
to another. when. if,they: wouldonly
cat good food. and keep their bowels
regular with Dr. King’s New Life
Pills their troubles would all pass
away; Prompt relief and quick cure
for liver and stomach trouble 25c, at
F. H. Baxter’s South Norwalk. and E.
P. Wood‘s Norwaiw, drug stores
guaranteed; "'
FIRE FOR YALE STUDENTS.
u—..&._
They Cave Merchandise From Burn-
lng New Haven Stores.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. 20.»A fire
which proved to be the source of great
amusement to Yale under-graduates.
yesterday noon did about, 88.000 (18:.
mage to the stocks of several mer-
chants who occupy a small ,frume
building on Elm street, opposite Yale
gymnasium. As usual the Yale men
ware ready and willing assistants‘to’
the firemen and the merchants did
not lose their stocks entirely by water.
Students rushed into the stores and
saved merchandise. Later. much of:
this was returned to the owners. One
student bore to a place of safe
ty amid cheers the diploma of James
J. Hogan. captain of last year's foot
ball team, which had been left for
framing. , .. .
"F’W‘H" .
OTOP THAT COLD. ..
or it may result in: Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is braoklng up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception
10. 25 509 and $1.00 bottle. The Chi
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted'l. '-
HILL'. TAMFF PROVICO PUT iN
MYNI BILL.
of seven to five the house committee
on ways 9nd means reported favor
ably yesterda on the Payne bill ud-
mltting all
and tobacco which are to pay 20 per
cent. of the Dinaley rates until 1000.
lien they are also to go on the free
l L: 1199 amendments were made to
the measure originality interdnced In
the house by Mr. Payne. At the sug-
gestion ct Representative Hill. of Con-
octlcut 9 provision was added that
i American sugar and tobacco are to
be admitted into the Philippine 'free
of. duty and a new section was added.“
*bioh provide that no Philippine
roducts now a warehouses in the
‘ nitcd States shall be abstained from
. . duties under the proposed measure,
ant-0W
‘ ‘ 1' A LilUlD CDLD OUR.» .
Cr 9 “fields. William“:
0 ’4 m. 10H Mill-i
git. .9999
or adults who“ arson-m bowi
‘ . i Kenmore harsh 13.099
' i
settle the '
treated while workin
WASHINGTON. Doc. 20. «By a vote .
hilippine products Into .
the United States free excepting sugar -
9 re stresses};
than
wich,‘ and y. Sheriff Rich-
Middle street. after the hushed
an moved win her home i
wi Fuhsarc a “star board-
er” during the nuisance of her bun
band. shipping the principal articles
of furniture in their home during the.
absence of her spouse. The husband
. found a deserted home on Friday
morhinx. and he then sought the aid
othlieeman molten.
ammo was arrested he at.-
tempted to conceal a large pocket
knife in his clothes but Deputy Sheriff
Richards disarmed him.
After court had adjourned the child
was entrusted to the care of the father
who returned with it to Greenwich.
While the mother was taken to the
lat! to await the superior court.
WMO
DCCTORG COULD NOT HELP HER
"31 had kidney trouble for years."
writes hire. Raymond Conner. of Shel-
ton. Wash. “and the dactors could act
help me I tried Foley's Kidney
Cure and the very first dose gave me
rebel and I am now cured. i cannot
say too much for Foleys Kidney
Care.” It makes the diseased kid
neys sound so they will eliminate the
in this. good health is impossible. Sold
at “Plaisted’s Drug Store. .
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DRUGGED WITH lCE. CREAM.
"9—...
This in the Aliegnttonnof 9 New Ha-
' van Young Women.
‘ NEW HAVEN. December 20.4-
A breach of promise suit has been
instituted by Rose Gallagher against
Everett E. Jones. of a Church street
employment agency. The Gallagher
woman was lined in the city court re
‘cenily for breach of the peace. The
charge was made by Nellie Corbett
who is now employed by Jones.
In connection with the suit it Is
stated that the Gallagher woman will
set up that she was given drugged ice
cream at one time and“ was cruelly
for Jones. Da
stages amounting to 5.000'91‘9 claim-
ed in the suit.
PURIOUC FIGHTING.
“For seven years.” writes (loo. W.
Hoffman of Harper Wash" "i had a
bitter battle with ohmhlc stomach and
liver trouble. but at last i won. and
cured my diseases by the use of lilac
trio Bitters. I unheeltatiiugly radon)
mend them to all and don’t intend in
the future to
house. They are certainly a wonder
ful medicine to have cured such a
bad case as mine. ” Sold. under gear
antes to do the same for you, by F. H.
Baxter South Nor-walk.” and E. P
Weed, Norwdlk drugglats, at 509 a
bottle. Try them today.
‘-—-9-—-
LIQUID POUCH EXPLODED
HARTFORD. Dec. 20. —-By the ex
pidlion of 9 bottle of liquid stove poi
ish Mrs. Salomon Web] of 20 Soyms
street, was painfully injured yesterday
morning and 9. fire ensulns from the
accident necessitated the calling out
oi!I the fire department. She was
cleaning a parlor stove with the he
did. of which turpentine was the prin-
cipal ingredient. There was fire in
the stove and In some manner a dame
got to the bottle. lt exploded. envel-
oping Mrs. Wehl in names. which in
nited her clothing. singed her hair and
burned her left hand from the finger
ends to the elbow. A piece of the bot-
tle made a out about three inches long
on the under side of the left forearm
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--Dr. Wood‘s Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted to the needs
of the children. Pleasant .to take:
soothing in its influence: it is the ram-
ery of all remedies for every form of
‘ throat and lung disease.
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NEW MILL IN PLAINVILLE.
CENTRAL VILLAGE, Conn, Dec. 20
«Thu Lawson and Soles Cotton coni-
oen? have begun the erection of a new
mil at Plainville. The mill is to cost
$130. 000. exclusive of machinery and
fittings which will bring up the en
tire cost of the plant to near 9300. 000
Twelve dwellings for wot-lunch will al-
so be erected at 9 coat of 82. 000 each.
GIVE YOUR CTCMACH R107.
Nothing Will cure indigestion that
doesn't digest the food. itself and give
the stomach rest You don't expect
that 9 weak stomach will regain its
strength and yet well when lt‘icocni
pelted to do the tail work that a sound
stomach should do. You wouldn't
en 9 sick horse to get well when
ever any of the work. ' Row D
Ours is 9 perfect digeclant and
13:qu the food regardless of the can
131°“ of your «butch.
all stomach disorders.
Clidord Pbarmdcy. .
I. :
“Mimi «"3.
till.
”who 99-
uh cart near
tllf‘fl“ .
headquarters. ‘
mouths: pair inshoaming I‘
had his faithl as spouse to tilt f ”
poisons from the blood. Unless they 1
here who hold over.
be without them in the '
mullbdt to do A fill! it“?! fibril '
r of lrahls‘tan and booth 999- ‘
:bc’ior'eucnn nonnyectardsy Ed
30 we have an ceded in.
making .3th s Emulsion
a little better than any
other cod liver oil pro
paration. There's no
“ patent and the only se-
cret' is the Scorct‘ of know-
I,how with the per-
fected mechanical means
at hand to do it. Get
Scott‘ 5 and you get the
perfect emulsion. .It’sthc
greatest thing in the world
for regaining strength and
flesh lost through wasting. ‘
SCOTT & DOWN E. M‘Purl Street. New York.
LANDBLIDE - m Harem.
Democrats Elect Reilly Mayor by 262
Majority. .
MEMDEN. Dec. 30 .—--The city else»
tlon yesterday multod in 9 Dementia
tic landslide such I99 has‘ never been
exponenoed in thin cit! hetero and
with the largest vote ever polled In a
city election. Thomas Reilly (Denim)
was elected mayor by a. majority of
258 The Democrats also elected the
city sheriffs and the alderman and
councilman in the First and Second
wards. The members of the common
council from the other three words
are Republicans as are the 15 mom
This. gives a
Republican majority on the council
as it will stand 24 aVllapubilcnns to 6
Democrats
No election in this has been
so closely contested for great many
years. if ever before, and the decis-
ive victory of the Democrats is taken
as evidence that the people have do
sided that the time has come for a
change of mimiuiatruttpb.
suuoav scH'ooi. ' 'xcmisiou. .
INorfolk woman In FLW Each
Year for This Fur 99—Hll'es
specialfi‘raln.
NORFOLK. Dec. 80. -—-Miss Mary El
dridge. superintendent of the Sunday
school connected with the Church of
Chalet Congregational of this town.
gave 300 members of the Sunday
school here, including the officers and
teachers. a Christmas orcurslon to
Hartford and return. today.
Miss Eldridge has been giving these
holiday excursions for 10 years. and
each Yuletide the number of Sunday
school pupils is greater. A special
train is chartered each ‘ycar to trans
port the children.
On arriving in Hartford the party
dined at the Alyyn House. and after-
ward attended 9 concert by the Hart~
ford Symphony orchestra at Parson's
theatre. Mics Eldridge pays all the
hills, which aggregate over 31.000.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itching. Blind bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Drugglsts are authorised to re.
fund money If Peso Ointment fails to
cure in ii to It days. 509. "
NOT A CANDIDATE. -
F. A. Betta Does Not Want to Is 'In-
tornal Revenue Collector.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. ao.--'rhe recent
report that internal Revenue Collector
Kinney would shortly be dispossess-
oil and that his place would be taken
by Fred 8. Bolts. of this city. is denied
by friends of the latter. They say
that Mr Betta has at no time been
9 candidate for the place. even If it
were open. and will not be. They say
that Collector Kinney will be 9 enudi
date for reappointment. and that in
any case the appointment Is likely to
go to Robot- t0. Hutton. of North Hm
son. The term of the collector has
one or two more years to run and
nothing is expected in the way of a
chance before that time. lit. Eaton
has been mentioned 99 'a possible New
Haven county sheriff candidate but
it I900“ understood that he would prefer
theooli «torch
VCR
ll skill
W nc't on y ennuiIn
bolero son 9%“? "t 7 “
III, V I0 .In
can in m _ M
rights
llorgui .1
Hammad“ bit lice all.
pa
on this sub’ig‘ct will? fiW .
though naturally the mound fisher.
men and the local Newfoundland anth-
crltles have at times shunt: some heat.
The State Department hesitant been
able to make direct buns with the
Newfoundlanders in respect to their:
right to make it a punishable offense
to ship Newfoundlanders within their
waters. It is not quite clear. how
over. whether while admitting the
right of the Newfoundland authorities
to punish their own people who ship
on an American vessel in violation
of the local law. it is prepared to con-
code the amenability to Newfound-
land laws of American skippers who
ship buch men.
the consideration of the question is
found In the fact that the -treaty uses.
the term “fisherman." in some places.
as applying to the men on the boats
and in other cases to the smacks
There is an abundance 0f facts at
haustlve reports from the experts. of
the fish commission who have been
cruising throughout the fall and ear
Iy winter in Newfoundland waters on
the fish commission steamer Cram-
pus.
WW
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS LOST
Gold. Curr-one and Jewelry Were Den-
tro e in Train Wreck. '
KANSA City, Mo. Dec. zit—Be-
Isides the loss of life in the Santa Fe
train wrong at Lang. Kansas. Tues-
day there was about 85. 000 in gold
and 89 000 In “currency, and many
thousand dollars worth of jewelry do
‘strbyed by the express or attached
to the train taking fire. The money
was In transit from the National Bank
of Commerce in Kansas City to Kan-
bas banker-9.0119 estimate places the
value of the precious stones and gold
and silver at $50 000. Most of the
packages contained Christmas pro
seats. "There is no doubtbut that is
will be fully six months before the
entire 1099 of the express company is
known ". said D. T Mervine. local
funnier of the Wells Fargo Express
Company.
“in the safe was the currency and
gold and whatever space remained
was filled with packages of jewelry.
Our cashier estimates that there was
about ”0.000 In money in the safe
The gold will be redeemed at practi-
canyon its full vols? l:ndI 9 are in ihopes
l e on w e n condlt on to
warrag {g trealsury dlipartment in
redeeming theg grebt§pa part of its? .
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County-s
Frank .l Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F .l.
Cheney E Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that stud firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED 001:
LANE for each and every .case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 6th day of D9-
camber A. D.. 1886.
Seal) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nully, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous‘eurfacea of the system.
Bend for testimonials free.
F. .l. CHENEY In CO. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Drngglsts. 759.
Take Hall' 9 Family Pills for consti-
nation.
--~— *-
OROWTH OF THE (W TER.
A word as to how Mr. 0y 1' begins
to rise in life. At this" early stale of
the development of the baby.oyster 9
make their appearance at what ls thus
marked as the interior of the body.
and as soon as these hairs are forde
they begin to swing backward and for:
ward in such a way as to constitute a
swimming orgau.w
tie animal up from the bottom to the
surface of the water. where it swims
it is alive. But like the lie of the
human this higher existence is only
for 9 short duration but it is of the
is at this brief moment when
and
killed by the failure or the develop
ment of 99y eggs.
his ddvelo meat. on one surface of
the body.t .a dorm surface. there will
when the spechhen 9 proper
this;
millto
wthe cl
W's"
“.-
live cast”: .wl'ifch .,
Will ,.
moments. ‘
A complication In .
ready on hand supplemented by ex- ,
circular tuft of long hairs or cilia"
which rows the llt- ‘
around and seems to be happy because ;
greatest in its subsequent life 99 it '
9 can
be siphoned oil into a separate vessel .‘g
d from the danger of beta: _ g
be bound 9 well merged“ groove. 99d .
position for ”if?” It 9 9nd "of
kflfifi: 'i
, . have be moved from the so I I. w
blown to the; first, and for thd remainder of this w cit they ; , I~ ,
will been y a portion of the Carpet Store. and be very com .,
vehicut ogacccss. To those who have not yet looked at tth ,
IPicturcswc wish to say there are excellent subjects ready to
o
‘ hang, at remarkably
w prices. Reproductions of noted ,
artists. . 1 l
Sclircyer’s Le Cabul, and others with the beautiful Arab . ‘-
horses. / i
Corot’s Dance of the Nymphs. Spring. and other landscapes.
Miliet' s Gleancrs, and Shephcrticss Knitting. '
'1 lie Middiciiarnis Avenue of Trees,- by Hobbcma.
Gainsborough’ s Duchess of Devonshirc and other pct-traits.
The Close of Day, by Adan.
,Tlic Sheep and Cattle Pictures of Mauve and Van Marckc.
'lbc Meadow, by alien Dupre. .
Sir Galahad. hyy alts. _ - . !
llofmann’s Christ in the Temple . 1 .
[Van Dyck’s Baby Stuart.
ilicre are a number of good Roman Picturcs,tl1c Colos- . V
scum. the Forum the Castle of San Angelo. and Others. . 1
Very attractive Dutch Pictures in black oak frames,
'Hunting Pictures, the “Sunbonuet Series” , anti numerous
'1 3 Austrian Bent Wood Furniture for children
small and popular subjects. Prices begin at so.
Gifts in Furniture.
We have a collection of small articles in Furniture cs-
pcciaily designed for gifts, and the prices are likewise small
Missidn Chairs and Rockers, leather upholstery... ...$5 00 up
Book Cases. oak or mahogany finish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 6.
Solid 0le Morris Chairs, extra quality . . . . . . . . . ..I$ 9.00
Reed Rockers, golden oak or natural finish... . . . . . . . .$ 2.75
Mission Reckers and Chairs for children. . . . .. . . ... .$ 1.50
;M‘is§ion Book Racks ......lj.‘. .195 9.597
Couches, red oi- green velour, worth $20.06 fen. .. ....$15 on s 3
Ladies" solid oak Writing Desk. . . . . . . . . . . -. .,-.--... $ 4.50
Gold Frame Mirrors . ............... . . . . .; . ...‘$ 6.50’ ‘ .
Children’s reed Rockers .. ........ ' .............. . .g 1.25 ‘
Children’s oak Rockers . ........... ...... . ..... ... loo
Satin damadk Rocker, spring seat . . . .......... . ...$ 5.00. .
Oak and mahogany finish Rockers. . . . . . . . .$ 3. 50 . ;
Solid oak China Cabinets ..... . .......... . . . ...$I6. 75 .'
Bamboo Umbrella Racks, Book Racks, Music Rack‘5, .
Stools. J-ap Seats Taborets. etc. from 50c up. . '
Globé-Wernicke Elastic Book Cases at factory. rices.
hairs,
Rockers, High Chairs and Tea Chairs. ' - 'i
Fourth floor, elevator
' i
The D M ReadtC'
known man supposed to be a Swede
front Waterbury committed suicide
Tuesday night at 1280 Main street by
illuminating gas asphyxiation.
mime is not known nor anything about
ml
Chagnion, New Hartford. Conn." on
apl
room was found turned on full early
yestp
W88
orall‘h
of failure to get work is supposed to
hav been the cause of his set.
i ... ...-......
N
N
was
Yal
trac
'bee
At this stun of v ‘
Kl LED BY lLLUMINATING GAS.
B DGEPO
cu-r THROAT WlTl-i A'Mck'mra.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 20.——.’lohn Mc~
bishop. of 113 Pembroke street at.-
tempted suicide yesterday by cutting
RT Dec. 20 .u-An .nn-
his thtoat with a dull lacknlfe. He
was suffering from delirium tremens
at thetlme and was taken to the
Bridzeport Hospital tor treatment.
The cut was only a slight one and he
will recover. .
Bin
He left the address "Delia
one of paper. The gas jet in the
may morning. When his body
discovered he had been dead sev-
oure. Dcspondency on account
SICK WIVES AND DAUGHTERS.
You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite. head and back-
ache. symptoms common to the sex;
Fathers and mothers lose no time in
securing Dr. David Kennedy's Favor-
ite Remedy, of handout; N. if It will
cost only one dollar and is much
cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr.
David Kennedy' 9 Sons. Readout. N. Y..
for 9 free sample bottle. ..
YALE LIBRARY BUILDING.
HAVEN. .Dec. 20.--Ground
ibroiten on thesite of the new
Library yesterday. The con-
fer the construction work has
awarded toe New Haven firm:
avenvecov 0999 sis-on. in
cosmetics WITH HOLIDAY .
weak. in HAVE 99719199119
res-r 999999 or com anoint. , .
9099999999! masons sum. 1.
It: won cucu eels.
'.--' Win;
9.9119 ram-m
N99. 9. 7. c. 19. ' »‘
All at, For Yard. , 1 ’
99AM tasters.
m s; :r. 9; in; '19.
All at It Mr vars.
Norwalk Chronicler