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51 WASHINGTON 8T.
I this lilies
ltiiiil .ll 1 .
John Kane. Charles Lockwood. John
'l‘ryon and Harry Tryon and going to
New York tonight to see the Hippo-
drome.
A son was born yesterday afternoon
to Mr. and Mrs. William G Banks.
'l‘hla happy event makes Charles Yost
a grandfather. '
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”Dr. DlI-k's cures: aficoid.
Margaret Purcupile has been adjudg
ed Insane by the court of probate and
was today taken to Middletown by
(‘ unstable iohn J. Goodwin.
Mrs. Joseph H. Malkln. of Grand
street. returned home Monday from
a visit. with Mrs. Frederick Chatterton
of Port RiI-hnmnd, 8. 1.. l'orIIIerly ol'
Norwaik.
~—Most beautiful l’lanos to be. found
in the city. J. W. Studwell.
Deputy Factory inspector John H.
Quinlan. of Merlden. arrived bert- to-
day on his annual visit to the city
anti has begun a tour of the factories
and mantti‘actorles.
Scrub yourself daily; you ve not
clean inside. This means clean stom
sch bowels. blood. liver clean. healthy
tissue in every organ. Moral: Take
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store. '
——l.ibIIral terms of payment, and no
interest. J. W. Sludwell
'l‘llf‘i‘i‘ will be a. battalion drill of
l‘ompItnitIs I) and II‘ at tho armory.
lI‘rlIluy II\'I‘lll1lL':. laplaln Edward 1’.
Word. of t‘II'tnpltuy D. will be broom-
Inaud. 'l‘hII IIxI-rI-iI-IIIII ol‘ 1th IIvIIniuII'
will IIonsist of formation drill and in-
Hll‘llt‘llllll.
l
(‘burII-s lit‘l]; night I-uuiutII‘II at the
MltldltIIowu Minot ll Light (‘oiupuny' 5
plant. and lltIIbftl A. Johnson. the
assistant engineer lo Iisltnrs in Not
walk for the day. Jill; Johnson is IIIIl
int: on many old tripods anti MI llIII'I:
is makini,r a number of new ones
(lid maids would hti scarce and hard
to find. '
(‘ould they be made to see
llow grace and beauty is combined
By using Rocky! Mountain 'I‘ea.
Plulsled's Drug Store;
A number at medium llll‘ South
Inn New England Ielephont- ( ompauv
arrived here yesterday and ate lllilli
ing the necessary changes 111 ”101 L‘ll‘I
phone instruments before thI installa
tion of the common battery system
All ropret-II-ntatives of the. company
will Wear badges. showing that they
are genuine inspectors of the company.
Miss Florence l1. De I’ersennlre, of
Brooklyn. is spending two days with
Mrs. Edward ll. Munvlllo. of Hi Lowe
street. Mrs. Manvlllc will leave. for
Franklin. l’n.. where Mr. MunvlllII is
located, and Miss Do I’tIrscnuire will
III company her to the metropolis John
SpI-ntloft‘ brother of Miss llII Parson
uiro. spent Monday evening with hot
and friends in 80th Norwulk.
., Ilunoing at Hawthorne inn. wont-
pot-t, Wednesday. Feb. Admission
free. 'I‘IIoiley past-Ice t7be door.
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H H. Worthington. Charles 8.11mi-
ding 0. B Forbes. W. W. Franklin.
(I, H. Chemo. t}. W. Cunningham. lion-
Ion: W. W. Stevens. 1". G. Huwloy.
lmubury; A. Kline. Fred 'l‘. ()ukus:
W. 8 Wooden George W; butlmer.
Y‘. E. Williams Edwin IL; Harvey. (I
II. Kent. C. A. Naderlch J. Wilbur
Chapman. Mrs. Chapman and child,
Miss Chapman. Miss Ritchie B A.
l..udwls New York: A. J Cutting.
Southlngton; O. E. Cook, Bridgeport;
(‘harles ii Marsh. Pittsburg. Pa;
(‘harlcs lI‘. Allen. Winona bake. lnd.;
(tiles Poll or New Haven; John
Fluke. Port Chester; A. V Wnlnright
South Norwalk; Mr. and Mrs Wulinm
Asher. Chicago lll.; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Butler. Nltixnra Foils. N i'.; Don
.I Pettla. Johnstown. N. Y. are at the
Hotel Clifford. .
. W- -
“We make you the righi'prlro and
charge no intrrotttffor‘timo paymenta.
.l. W. Studwail.
m
IlT‘l’lR THAN OPANKINO.
Bosnian; door hole care children of
bed wetting. if It did there Would be
few children that would do In. There
III a constitutional cause for this Mri.
M. Summit‘s. Bot I516. Notre Dame.
but. will send her home treatment to
any mother. Illa «its no money.
Write her to 9 III your children trou-
ble you In Ill Ivor. Don’t blunt the
child. The changes m It can't help
I
REJL ESTATE AND
INSURINOI.
SPI RACY.
m.
t
4' Waterbury Conspiracy Cases.
1
1
rest. In the conspiracy canon of l’. .l.
Strouso, who are held responsible. for
III I‘ruudub-ut examination in tho Wod-
men of thtI World by which lI‘ruuk
ltIIynolIis It hopeless (tulltiilllllllll’t' was
insured IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII today Dr. James A.
(body bolnii lIIkIIu Into custody Ii’t
illtJUll. ’l‘lu- physician IIIIIII Wait II-I
ltIusI-II IIII bonds In; 81 (Jill) and will up
pour \\ith the other defendants tsutur
day morning" in the (lty courr
The street of Dr. Grutlyc came some
" what as a surprise in view of the for-
mer statement of the doctor in con-
nection with the death of Reynolds.
Several days ago he said that he be-
lievod that Reynolds had sent. a sub.
stitute to him for examination and af-
ter Reynolds died. he said the descrip-
tion of the. dead man failed to tally
at all with the man whom he exactin-
tId. As the result of the careful in-
vestigution made. by those on the
case, enough giouud {or bringing a
conspiiacv charge against DI Grady
was found and his arrest followud. It
is alleged by the police that Dr. Grady
was cognizant of the fact. that. Rey-
nolds wus IIII consumptive, that he
really (Ixan‘tnod Reynolds. not It sub-
Iillllllt‘, and that he Issued u certificattI
on liIIyuold‘s condition. ltuowiug’tbut
death In the applicant's case would oc-
cur in a short time. 'thI II;rIIst, ol’
IIIII physician wusmado by Captain
of Detectives Dodds thII warrant be-
ing awm II out bv l‘roseculll
no) AItIlgs. nl‘ .in L‘ii‘y :33 T‘
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FIRE IN MONTVILLE.
\‘l'lNS'I‘lIlli, II‘IIb. 7.—~-’i‘htI home oi
Mrs. .l. M. 'l‘ullIIr. in MontvillII. just
over the Massachusetts state line. was
destroyed by live today and but. for theI
presence of E. Barker; Mrs. 'l‘uller.
the sole occupant. of. the house, might
have burned to death. Mrs. 'l‘ullIIr
Is ill and Barber. attracted by the
blaze. rushed Into the house and
brought her otlt unharmed. Half an
hour later the house was in ashes
The loss is about $1.500.
Touched on the lta\v.-~'l‘hII first slit-II
of goose had been cut. and the n gro
minister. who had bIIIIn invited to
dine. looked at it with as keen autiI-i
patlon as was displaced in tin. filt‘l':
around him. “llat‘I-I as line It nozINI I15
I ever saw. llI'uIltlIIr \VilliIIIIIs‘."' hr
said III the host. “\VIIIIIIII did you not
suIIb a line one?" "WI-ll. now, Mistnb
ltuwlcy." said the mirror of tin gttttst‘
with It sudden III III-III. I i‘ di;>uity_ “\\ bun
you preach a sporiui pom" sI-I'Innu i
nIIvIII- axes you wbIIrII you not It.”
Philadelphia Inuitzti‘.
'i'hII IIIIIIII'Iy I-IIIIIIibzii Kl‘l‘IlI‘il
new llllHSltlllltl‘y warmly,
“Jackson?" he said with It vigorous
pressure of the baud. “Surely not it
litIoktIr .Iut‘kson. 3d?"
“Yes." said llll‘ young man,
lug. "Yrs: the anion."
"Then it will interest you to know.
1th
buuln
sir." said the >::l\‘lliztI. “that I (lllt‘t‘
served your aruudinthcl; lllt‘ Ilrst K.
Hooker."
“Indeed! And lll what way?“ llll
missionary I-tlllll.
“limited." the other :Insw I'IId. grin
hing ominously
\n Atab was lunIhinu in It .\'II\I;
ioik I'tII'HtIIIIIuIIt,
“You hIIVII board of the thorough-
lll'l'tl Arabian stIItItl of the desert." bl'
said. “You hurt- hIIIIrIi of its II Iuttly.
its Ilot-ility. its itlttIlligtInt'II. its IIIIIltIr
IIIIIIII. Did you know that It churned
the family butter?“
"No!“
“it is It fart. Among our IiIIsIIrt
tribes. when butter is lll‘i'thl‘ lllt‘ milk
is pill in u sheepskin bar. and that by
a short rupt- to thtI horse's saddle. The
horse is then urged into a trot. and
this suit is kept, up until tbr milk in
llll‘ sheepskin is jogglod into lIlllll‘l'.
A line, llrm. smooth butter it is."
CW
.Illt-‘i'l‘ IIIII
mew AIIIIIIIIN'IIs (ll’lIINlIll)
IIIIIIINI: "run illth'l‘ll or
JANUARY.
largest number
month so for
OPEN A'l‘ NOON
might explain it.
The
South Norwajk
Trust 00.
Saving ltopt. pays
posits.
iIIIIIIrIIl thinking Dept. furnished
(‘lll‘t‘llIllilltlii-t tron.
banking Hours:
From it n, In. to it p. III.. daily
and. Saturday cvt‘nlutot from
the for any
-l';2. on de-
'Iobnmnwo
NW. I‘I‘Olli
74 Institution st... ‘3'». smut.
VAN-OTHER ARREST roam con.
. . .
one-mu A. busy Brought IntO'
WA'I‘IIIRBURY, Fob. 7.—~Anothor ar-
MrKitIrnIIII. Martin Ilrophy and Louis
Valenttnes '
Valentine Post Cards
IN THE HALF» YEARLY iiSALE.
“Down and out"-—-priccs are down. ’and trousers are going out
lively. Some in every trousers sale we have; good bargains find
ready buyers, for everybody knows the quality and fit of our trousers
and they are regular balgains .II regului ltlltt‘S.
All blokeu lines have been pl‘ltlt‘~t‘tll. to make quick clearance
certain: and because we started with the greatest trousers stocks in
our histmy. you have wider choice than ever below.
Reductions are like this:
From $2 to $1 ..48 From $4 to $2. 98
From $3 to $1.98. From $5 to $3.48
From $6 to $3.98.
Still strong on good bargains in suits and overcoats for boys at
Red Tag prices. Don’t fall to come soou; sale will end shortly.
South Norwalir. Tel. Call. 32-2.
it has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
First of all our Oats are of good quality.
‘ They are clean. that means. free from dust and for-
eign seeds. 4
Next you not full wolght~75 lbs to a bag—«and re- ‘
member you pay for none of the screenings or dirt which
you find in all grain unloaded direct l’Innt cars.
Truly all this Is not satisfaction.
'/\__/ W V WW”
Buy Ont's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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We are near—«just as for
as the nearest 1t‘lltII‘-bn.\'
or telephone. ‘
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Valentines
. Now Ready
At W. P. BEERS’
49 Well It. Namath.
6 80. Main IL. .0. NOMIIR.
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Greenport Oysters
LARGE OPENED LONG CLAMS. ESCOLLOPS. ROUND CLAMS. COD.
HADDOCK, BLUE, WEAK. SPANISH MACKEREL, NATIVE FLATS.
LARGE EMELT, FROST. PIKE, WHITE FISH, SHAD. HERRING.
WHOLE COD
6c LB.
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LARGE LONG CLAMS FOR BAKING.
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market
Tel. 108.
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Free Delivery.
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An 0..th oi Satisfaction
Worth a Ton of Talk.
We reverse mattersw—glve you an
ounce of talk—dust enough to attract
your attention and a ton of satisfac-
tion. Our coal is good to begin with.
properly "picked, " free from slate.
screened free from dust. and small im-
puriticu; secondly, wall housed and
handled in our yards; thirdly. sold
lull weight and at the lowest price
the market will permit. Give an a
trial order.
the Daniel Keogh‘tioal to.
luvlow Ave. Int Norwaik. OI.
Tol. 14 3.
Branch Offices-Bridge Drug Store.
Washington street bridge; Mary's
Stationery Store, Railroad avenue.
I
is
13:2“ “Tldfabk
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St
4‘
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EYES lilitililli.
AND OLASSIS MJJBT Bl CHANGED :
AOOORDINOLY
I II.
7 " omit on. «trim» a Incite! alumnus of vista a III. Wu
W when till .Iqu or: wholly to blunt. mats II IIIII well u Inn
---- your om vitamin" min! I “A. ’ .-.... ... ..
IT". FREE.
0. E. Jackson.
Outta-to ' Optician. “I
53 WALL STIIIT.‘ NOR ALK. OTI‘
8 ‘ r ‘
hinting.
it you have not «on the latest
” style: we would like to Ihow’
them to you. Our new stock
has just arrived and we are
showing the newest: textures
and tints in right sizes for all
correspondence. '
PRICES.
Illa to‘ title aox.
lit-II llif‘lll in the window.
the Mitford Pharmacy
TELI CALL, 15—2.
OOW””OOOOOMWO
Maples It Goldschmidt Gt).
(IHWMNMIJ
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
“um I Cornell Iiook. Io. Norwalk.
v
TODAY IN WALL STREET
\\'.\|.l. S'i‘ltlIllIl’l‘, ltlzltl a. In,~-~Motl~
('I‘tilt' fractional gains were general in
thI openingr prices for stocks today
and wider changes were shown in spo-
t'lill t‘llSt'rl (lrIIul Northern prI. rose
2. Northern l’acillr 113‘... Kansas City
routbmn and IlistlllIIIs' SectttilitIs I
and l’nion Pacific Chesapeake and
Ohio and Colorado P‘lll‘l large true»
lions.
WALI. S’I‘RI'IIE'l‘. ii a. In.-v~'l‘he leis‘
urely upward InovIImt-nt of prices was
interfered with by the simultaneous
execution of iargI soiling orders in
Reading and Amalgamated Copper.
'l‘hcstI stocks sold it point below ytIsttIr.
day's closing and pulled several others
down as much. Not much remained
ol' the opt-hing advances and subsw
quent, gains such as 3%.; in Great Nor-
lllt‘l'll pt‘Il._ 2 III llistillers' Securities
and l to Ii’. in Lorainotivo. l'nitIIIl
Slates “llllltt'l‘ and l'll‘Vt'llilltl. C. t'.
and St Louis were well reduced or
wiped out. Business iuI-rIIasIIIl dun
int; IIIII soiling which was still in pro-
gress III 11 o'clock. IAIIIII inIlIiIIII FM.
and Smelling and Colorado lI‘nIIl I.
\\';\l.l. S'l lilClITl‘. llllnll.“‘”l)l'il’.‘r lulu):
tillrtilt‘lllll‘ll III ibe IlIIIIliIIII and only Io
ward Ibo I‘llll ol‘ the hour tuudt- slight
I'IIIIIIvIIt-iIIs. Iiusiuvss was Mmlll.
'I‘bIIrII WI‘i‘I‘ gains in llistillers‘ SuI-uil
tins oi‘ Il. l’lll‘lllt' Mail :5 and Linstrd i.
‘I‘I-IIIIIIszIIIII t‘oIIl foil 3. Delaware It-
lludsou Z: and Erin Sl‘t‘llllll Md. and
llultublio SIIIIII I. lltIuIls'wIII-I- irI'I‘g»
ubtr.
WALL STREET. 1 p "it"Tllt‘ l'I‘lll‘
livII IIvIInnIIss oi' tltII demand and sup
ply kIIpt prices from varyin: IIIIIIIb,
but in the early afternoon thI market.
begun to lnovtI l|llllt' dtIllniIIIly upward.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swnrtz It: Corbett
Blook. South Norwulk. Telephone 153.
AIIIIIl. (Yon. III‘. llll llllng lift“.
I\_ (‘, ((I I". (‘II., 45% ISL-5 IIlIiz‘. 45
Am. I‘m. ()ll., 32m. 391.. as“. :IsII;
.\lll. in»... 447... iii... it"s. «III-I.
Am. Loco. 76!. 77‘»; 76M Till};
Am. Smelt. one. lit-114'; 16:13. no
Am. Sugar. lttilif. Hli‘ict HIM. 1453;.
A. 'l‘. & S. II‘I’I. 9‘3 921.5. 91% 91:};
littlto. (I‘: (Ihio 114% III". 1H 1H
li'kiyn. R. 'I‘., Nil/.4 till-”if; Xh‘fig ISII'I' ;.
t‘IIIIs. KI ()hio. hill/:2 SINK. fill it“);
(‘bL N. & W.. 232$”. 232$; 2334‘ “$29.:
t‘h. (it. What. 221,4. “Jill/I. 217m 2153.
t‘. M. At St. l’. 185 185‘“. ISA-‘4'. 114%
(‘ol. 1“, 6': I., 7" 74 {(2% 73%
(lot. South. Hill; 311.4,. 34% 3W.
Coll. (las. 178% 173V; 178% 11‘th
Del. Al ”ml. 213% L'l37s 2137.] 213“].
WHO. 46 "5.; MI?” Illi V, M $9
:riII. 1st. old. 79% 79% 79% 79%,
ill (‘IIu I'I’ti 1781.1; 177 1781.4
MauhuIInn. Idol/t, ltiItI’u tutti/I. luau.
MIIx. (You. 2614. 2N4 26% 26%
M. K. & 'l‘. 373‘. 373. W" 37%
ill. K. 6‘: 'l‘. p. ill/i ill; 71‘ 71".
Mo ljtit' llt‘J 102 101% Hill-’3
Nut. head, tilt till XII/I 8414
N. Y (it'll. illl Nil 148% 148%
Norf (I'm West. 39‘," 89% 8873. SW4
Out. I} West. 7.3% 58% fit) 53
Par. Mail, 48 I'll) All 491/;
Penn. ll. ll. HIE-"i. 142% I417“ 14174.
Pet). (Inn. 99 till Itil I09
Pros. S. (lur. 621/. 62% 01% p.14
Reading. 139% 139% 137% 1381,”.
Rep. Him-l. 357.. Kill/4 (MIA. 341,1,
Rock island. 28 28 27% 274%
South l’ut‘. 61W, “8le “8% 03%
Still. lly Co. 41% 41% 41“. AIM.
Tenn. (3. & 1.. Hill 197 lfitl 157
Texas, Par. 85% 35% 313% 85%
Union Pan. lilting, 156% 155% 156
ll. El. Rubber. M iii till-III MW;
ll. .Eteel All 45% ”Mitt 44%
U. H. Eleni. p. ”0% 110% 100% 110K.
. Wabash 241/. 2474. 24% 241A
» Wabash. pl‘tl Mitt. 46% 45% 45%
West. lin. 'I‘el. 93% 93% 93V; 93%
M
BOUGHT LAND iN STAMFORD.
“STAMFORD. It'nb. 7.-—wnltnm
Willard Howard. of New York, repro-
snnttng the Howard ink Company.
mild today that. the company bad Just.
hpugltt a large trust at land on Stant-
i'nrtl harbor. on the east side and
Would noon erect an Immense factory
tor the manufacture of printing Inks.
dry colors. oils and varnishes. He
said that the company would make a
move to have the harbor dredged in
order to allow ocean steamers to come
Into It and that the work will probe
- bly be begun room
a-W
Hill IN IVOIWTOWN.
IVOBYTOW’N Feb. twirl” today
.tt crayon the Ninth: owned mom
Just to, Keep the
Bali ROiling
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MEN'S SUITS WORTH $10.00 ....
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MEN'S SUITS WORTH $19.00 ,I
MEN'S stars won'ru mm ........ .. .......... ,
aovs' SHORT Tno‘usens' suns . ......... satiation}?
aovs' ovsscoms. GOOD ones .
MEN’S ovs‘ncOA-rs $4.00. $5.00 Ann all
SWEATERS AT
J
HEAD‘TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call, 165- 5.
\
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26- -4
Fancy Maine Potatoes.
Eggs,
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
t
A regular 1:: anti 17w (."ilt'lit'l‘. just rIII-IIleIIl fresh from hn‘lt'éry‘. .
abortI mentioned price. 1‘3 .r I'
We also made II. reduction on all
our package Crackers.
iinoodas. rahamu Nnblsvos Z'u Zn and untny others.
It pkgs. ilueedu liiscult............25tI 2i pkgs. Graham Cracker; 00..
6 pkgs. (lrultatn (trackers .......... 250 3 pugs. Butter 'l‘blns’IlIlI...
ti pkgs. Zn Zn Snaps .......... .....‘25e 3 pkgs, Nabisco ,,,,, I”
6 pkgs, Lemon Snaps ......... .....21'III. 3 pkg“-
ti pkga. linoedu Mllk...............2t'Ic 1i ltkllt-l.
Joseloff’s, .
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
MAINE ICE OUTLOOK.
Before taking it. for granted that the
Ice crop has “winter killed" on the
Hudson and in Southern New England
the Ice-men of Northern Mainc propose
to have Information upon which they
can depend. Some Bangor'men will
begin harvesting ice pretty soon now
on tho Penobueot an it. is now 12 to 14
Inches thick there, but as they recall
several records where with a prospect.
01' no ice on the Hudson. a into cold
rump has reversed conditions. they will
not no Into the lee business In the
wholesale tuition of former yearn hit
more sure or their facts. The Ben-
gor Dally CommeI-I‘ l or January 30th
ult. says:
Indications at present. are that the
Peuobsoot river will one during the
next. mouth a revival of the winter of
1980 when everybody who had the neo-
eosary capital and could get an ice
house or wharf room on which to stack
ion wont Into the business. That was
the memorable your when in the neigh.
hat-hood or 400,000 tons of too were
harvested on the Penohrcot. livery
house along the river was tilled and
there Wet-II stocks everywhere possible
not to mention the ice out on latter
and ponds near Bangor. Man made
mall fortunes In the toe hustneis that
w mwtnnwu tinnitus ,
prospect of an the crop
at. the present. time, tut
are which supply New
large cities with Ice do
more promise. The KB it
looks fairly well. but. tit
not reached the thlclgfi
years. In view of with
nobncot Ice men are ,
nation with sharp 9'? if
some little time yet
heavily for there is It
F‘chmnry will May's.
One year when the I... ~
much Its/they are “WW . » , .
were plannin W
tune in that 3 sin
apparent oer pint? oh» I
crop on the Hudson II. on
the Hudson from or .
ice enough to shit. th
men who are watch
things now are not
change on a revolt
of affairs but it the It
should show lndill .
lug II. failure there. my
to into the Ice tail ’ ~
Ponobocot that. I»
along the river Int
being out: Ind
or shipping heft ‘
tee Irons nextt,
Norwalk Chronicler