' ION TO DALI. ATTENTIDN TO TN! FAOIT THAT WI!
E IN OUR DTORI “FULL. OF SHOE. TO ll BOLD AT
3‘ DOM! IN AND IRE THEM.
Noivait
g on Street.
inneis a Specialty,
33 DOUTId MAIN STREET.
W
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Filly Killed in Race liiot in
. Arizona
(Lntinued From l2“iist Page.)
When the last tIuin left Cannueu
Colonel Greens residence was being
barricaded and all the remaining Ain
ericans were gnthciing there and mm-
ing fordefense. 'i‘he Presbyterian
Church. near the Greene. residence, is
also filled with people and barricaded.
The Americans are said to be ser-
iously handicapped by lack of ammuni-
tion. The number of Milking Mexi-
Shoe Company,
Successors to P D. LYON a (30.,
South Nor-walk.
ton Paint Hotel!»
Now open tor the Season of lililfi
Dancing. Boating. Bathing and
other attractions.
special attention given to Automobile Parties.
2 Decoration Day
rand Concert by the Wheeler 8L Wilson Band.
ancing Alternoonfi and Evening
~0000riition Crepe Paper.
[AT AWNELSQNS.
Oney Rai3ing Sale!
for I0 0ays Goods to be Sacrifioed.
~000'I Miss it.
he Paris Cloak Ii Suit House
SOUTH NORWALK.
”J
deioiminod to make II gland to protect
ihcir lives and pr-nopeity
Yesterday afternoon riotcrs dyna-
niintod a pawn shot in (‘unancn and
sec died It iuige nuiubci of guns. From
this i judge they die not well supplied
with :iims but have enough to put up
n iciiible fight against soldiers or
AIuerienns. The Mexicans attacked the
mounted police yasicidnx. lighting u
battle which icuultcd in tho dciitii of
a laige numbei of tin-Iii
"leneiul Manager A H“l)uight was
injured bv n bullvi. rierclxing ll scalp
wound that is not serious. Fivcthoic
m 13 estimated at a 000 and they spud Mexicans are out on strike. ’l‘hcy
’ .29 making threnis against “11““. lil'l‘ vory det’lnni. marching through the
II when the last tiain pulled slim-t and only nwuiting lho iippcui
drum the camp. 'ihcrc are 50 to 7.3 "Mic of the anarchist ting to kill cveiv
Mexican police in Cunnnea and [boy Mexican and American in (‘nuanoa
are doing what they can to quell the \\ ho rims not join them. They are
disturbance Urgent mcsmgos huvc making: threats tliut, they wil destroy
been gent to Washington It is said the cutirc rump Iiud exteruiinnlc every
that United States Consul Galbraith Allli'l'irilil in if.
Wired to the State Depaiiment that his ”ii“ 1‘ “"0 “NW-’0“ 22" mill 7 .. 002
1119mm .tbat of all Amnm-nng ju 11,9 lice and bull ol‘ thcm iiio sidiuiz uilh
mu ,9 in flange“ Colonel Giccne tho i‘ioii2rs Sonic of them pie sicund
has t phone’d for every available “ll-K by the Aiiioiic,nns but it is feared
‘ ‘03de men that rim he aecurcd at ”1W will not long remain with them
”bee and Douglas While the Hour] ii ilioy sec Iliut lilo Mexicuns lire fill
my gathering yesterday (oloncl ”in: the uppci hand."
Greene rode down the crowded sticeis WASHINGTON, June 2.—2Thi‘ Slate
Whit autu and told 1)“. men that m. llrpurtnicnt llllti received a most lll‘2
2 coma not accede to their (Inmdndg gcni telegraphic uppcal for help from
‘Ther'g‘ig gram fear thin an attempt Anicrican (‘onniil (,lnlbriiith. iii (‘llllll
Mil be made to dosh-2m the great r0. um. Mexico. in which the consul any-.2:
ductilin plant oi the .i-emio (omhnm "Aid from i‘nitvd Slum abrulutcir
2 on, which ('.osl millions of do) “Sl’i‘llildl3‘
“It would "mum. many “ms to The Stute llcpnrimcnt lius also rc-
t. ccivod dircct nppllriitlon from the gov.
BEE, Ariz. Juno 2.- ”the HMO “NW of the stain of Soiiurii. Mcxird
between Mexicans niid Amer'linnu 1'01' help from the American uliic. n
ea, Mexiio n IODIH'I mining most extraordinary occurrcncc. 'l‘lu»
‘ fillowed the shooting r'cutciiluy "il‘i‘i‘t Milli?!” W318 Ihc atlllli‘i'l 0f lun-Ily
P, wuuamg, u former saloon conuultullonstoday boon tlu» secretory
t‘ at Bisbee. liy nu Anicrli an Ul’ filtiit‘. ilIr cliict‘ of stuff. llrinndicr-
W1...“ Mexicans had liccomo in licntil'ul lloli. unit the lnw oiilcor of
mu 2.4; the Americans on amount (If the dopnrtmcnl. inimniich us the docs.
It! “in” displacement of Menlinn Ilon of the right of the l'nlicii Stntcn
mu by Americans Willlnins was ‘0 Hi‘ml troops into "2 friendly Hlulc iii
Emmi“; in bed but not intuit, mn’in doubt. Meanwhile the unicorn or
MIDI“. Anderson. was coinpcilod 'hl‘ KI’IIGI‘M Bill" Ill‘i‘ milking I‘cndy to
.10 M for his life exocuto any orders that may he issued
lei W. C. Greene preniilcni or M the result of Secrotary Rooi's do
.5.“ ‘Qonsolidulpd (10mm l‘om clnion. l2‘our Iroopu oi cavalry uro III
VIMB A 113.4(de mannxct oi i2‘tul llIIIIchIII-R. just north or the in
h‘rmch thnt ioriy mm, “...... iI-iuntlonnl boundurv In Arizona nnd
American (‘onuul W. i, that the iiliill' Offlil‘ltt llill-lilliil‘ iliIII by limit
a. wired the war llepurttncul, I-iitliin this form: could touch (‘nnnncn
that mops be cont lrom l2‘oI2i Within hull II Ilny nllcr they Iii-coll!"
Am, w prutpct mum..." ordcrn. (ininn‘uinicnilon is round to
and 'pmpm-(y, ln- opened with MIIIor-iicuorul llnlilwln.
NGEIIES Cull!” IIin 2 A cnnimnndinitthuIiouthwcuiom dlvtulon
the Timon from Nnco tillyrl: 2" his headqtinrlcru in Oklahoma (‘Ity
mutton. principal or no and III2 in turn will «le2 ihc dormancy
Ichool ut Common, urrlv ihfiirtli‘iiflmi in cutie it In III2I2iiicIl Io till"
1.“. night on I. went." Iruln Anicrlcuu troupii. to ililgnilurllencrul
t mfuxfion from the “pun” (tonyiimco Willinmui III tin» lIcIIdIIuIII
Edglnrrton tells it IIrIIplIic "W "I the Dvpuriuicut of the (‘uiorniin
lie riot. Ito until: in Denver.
Hilton", ht'lli' of tho Dove-
Opilrlniciit at tho Cnnnnen AM‘MCAN MING“- 533°C"-
- Company, um! Wlli Mui- TION.
only Mnmiwnr who hm minnow .Iuma ".mw'l‘lw iIm moot
II “I" “'i i 00“” ”3"". hip In councrilon with this grout xii
Milli "W" ”if WWW” ilIIirlIIII of Inmllch inc-n to ho hold in
2n! “"9 “WWW“ 0"" this city next work when the Milliilll
Mm 2‘2 and 5" Maxim” Ht‘lilililml III the Arum-tron Mcdlcnl All
in ”“9 “KW“IL nonunion will attract llCVIll’tli thousand
mrrlcading the home of phynlcium; and IIurRImnIi in Benton.
hon i left. ii iii toured mm held today. Ii. being the nunupni
In of all Amcrlcnmi will convention oi tho American Academy
AII tar Int poimlliin w or Mudtcino 'i‘lio summation which
ran Inc being :00th 5min held In iioiut Bruniiwtcli was up
tourist trnlnu. tuned with I! oration for members only,
on hi pains armed. jwlwn action on» to he lotion roinilvo
II Rt the hump at Cut. In proponed nincndmcnui to the donut
ti tartan Church iiutton
...-..,_ ,. 4%.»..N. M... .. _ ...,
"number tint his Income may be temporarily stopped by
diction» or lack of continuum Imminent.
r working people have nothing attend and um moment
. mile! them they have aboututoly nothing to full bunk
have t Quinn Account In this um where. your
”till nor am. interim and imam mum worry.
Lincoln tibuucil. 0.
. ’ 0!
a resullr mooring hut annulus. ‘
mm
. The moulds or Sherman Cato Ware
taken to Waterbury. today. for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wanner. or
Danbury. are visiting the Mines Ma-
mie and Clara Young. oi Spring street.
Miss Grace Eoymour. at West street.
in culturing from an attack oi appou
diclt s
.l. 'i‘ Prowltt sailed today on the
F‘nderlund. and will spend two months
in England. visiting relatives.
Thomas F. Smith died yesterday at
the Soldiers’ Home, Newton. The re-
mains were taken to Hui2tiord today
tor burial.
Clinton Commandery has decided to
hold a field day in June. A committee
was appointed to amuse tor II date
and place.
'l‘he Norwaik Choral Unlon‘and or-
chestra will hold a rehearsal Monday
night at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. This will be the
last rehearsal but one before the can
(well on June 13 and the list of those
entitled to platform tickets will he
made up. The orchestra rehearsed
last night at the residence ‘0! John
Tryon.
ONE OF FIRST CREW REMAINS.
M
New Canaan Expreu Made Initial Trip
Nineteen Year: Ago.
Nineteen years ago. May 30, 1887.
the train known as the New Cannon
express made its initial trip between
New Cannon and New York city. it
was composed oi a combination our
and two coaches. and was hauled by
engine No. 17. The train made three
stops on the main line. both going 'und
returning. and the time mode was
about the same as now. The crew
were Morris Laney, engineer; John
Cody. tiremnn; George DeForest. con-
ductor; John Wurdwell, baggagemas-
tor: Seymour Miller, Peter Metz and
Dick Storms; brnkomen. Frunk Searies
was the wuter~hoy. ()l’ the old crew,
only one. Engineer Lahoy. is now on
the train. John Cody is promoted to
engineer on the main line; Conductor
Deforcnt died several years ago; John
Wurilwell is II conductor; Seymour
Miller Is a buggazemnnter; Peter Mot:
is It physician, and Richard Storms is
manager or n restuurnnt nnd bakery.
'i‘he express of today curried four
couches. and makes no stops between
Stamford and Ncw York. it is well
patronized by New York business Inch.
and runs both summer and winter. thus
enabling New Yorkers to stay at
their country homes the year round.
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER OF
DOGS.
War on all Unlicenled Canine; to be
Commenced Soon.
in the town of Norwnlk there urc
about 1.500 (loan, of which niIIiIlJcr
only between 600 and 700 have been
rcuiutorvd. though owners wei'o'llublc
Riiicc Illny lsi. it is expected than
lhi rc will be u wholcsnlc slaughter of
unliccnscil dogs shortly.
'I‘iil'l‘o ll-i considerable discontent
i)\'tl' tlid manner in which lilo illilZZiI‘
law is bring ciil‘orcnd. One kicks
iiiat ilIc strap inuzzics in morn runes
III-22 prucliculiy useless and [hill the
dogs have about us much freedom of
jaw with lilt‘ lllllZle'ti its wiihout.
Uilli'l‘ people object to ice of 32.0"
for ri-docuilng dogs tlIiil have been
captured IIIIii plncod lII pound. l‘coplo
\vliosn dogs nrc ciiuizlil nului'uliy do
llill like in tiny this amount, Wliilo
IIIIII‘i‘H clIIlIII that the Rolcctiucn iIIIv2
in; ch-rccd tlint ull nniuuzzlod dogs
on the uiruclu sliiill be killed, the dog
I‘ulclivt'u huvc no right In turn docs
orcr Iicnin to owncrn upon illi‘ puy-
lllI‘lil oi‘ the for.
liospiin tho kicks, however, it is
likely that illl‘ sumo Inciiimls will coir
ilnuc Io prornii for some liiuv.
ISCHODA CLUB MEETING.
.\ IIIiu-Iluir oi the lschoiln Club WIIR
iiciIt lion cvciiing III which considera-
ble routtuo luminous was transacted
iinil piuns IIIiIdI2 for no outing to ho
Ill'ill uuxt wook l2‘I2lduy. The members
will will down the harbor in IIIIIncthI
aitcr which rclurn will be Inude to
the club house whore a collation will
be served. 'l‘llc rciiignntlim or iii.
N. lollihl'llll vicc-prcnldoiu oi lilli club
wuu rch-lvcd IIIIII John ARinoI-Ili qu
oioctuil to tilt the vncnucy. tilx uppit-
i2nilouu for iiiomlicrshlp were rcI-clvcil
nnd iivc IIIcIIIlIcru Iulnilitcd.
”......“
0 MIN. IY BOITON AND MAINE.
iiiS'i‘ilN. Juno 2.~2~-()Ilirluln oi the
ilmnon and iliuinc ltniirond Company
in this I2in todny denied tho rumor
ihui tho coinpuny wnII hunk of lilt‘
fictioncctmiy and tioIItlIonIIcrn linii-
roiiil which quI incorpnialcd with it
cIIpltnl «lock of $850,000 ill AltIuIIyN
Thundny. The report which lin-
ciinic current liIIII night IIIIIioii mm
in the ovum oi the Bunion It Mlllm'il
Inquiring the now road it would slvn
thcm IIII Isnlrnnco Into ilic Iulnlim IlliI-
irirl oi l’onnaylvnntn.
OONIUL bvmoron MRI.
A] ll. Dylntgon. tinltml hilltop con
ltill In hilly. Rrrlvud In New York you-
Iordny. on the ulcamor Mullins Wiin
llIIIII ll nyinmm went to New York.
Willard". to moot his mum Con-
sul Ellington II trialling lIIII non.
lleorm' it. Winston. Now o‘lrk. and III
cxpecml III Norwnlii tomorrow.
MOON. Wifilc‘i' KILIMID.
MADRID. Juno 2.»- 2: I5 0 rip-uno-
horl Hamilton. the English bond:
suspect has been released
The people no mumbling to wit»
norm th litillilght.
he kings Irumplorii and he heard
approaching.
maxi-Amway NWT run-
The enlartnlnmcniI
Hm (loin up will he held next their
day. and Id uni Intro pinco. IIIIII. ovo
sling. In Innounood.
LGIIOWDII'I’III IAII. MIR LON-
N.
Mitt} 3qu Witnmmo.
Slalom M. all“ W“
III lionmymn
m.
A Ininlly who hid Itruuiod tho
”but part at R litotimo in a poverty-
ntrlckon portion of the city aud-
deuly come into the nonunion of at
well income. with the pronpect In R
for! years at something more. my!
the Boston Post.
They moved to a. little place in the
country. and tried mightily to im-
press their neighbors with their Im2
pertained. They talked constantly of
what "people in our position” should
and should not do.
some at their town acquaintance:
crime to visit them during the sum-
mer. and one or the younger mom-I
bore oi the family. a little girl oi
seven or olzht,,.,waa showing them
about the place.
"What nice‘chickensi" exclaimed
one of the guedts when they reached
the poultry yard. "They lay steadily
too. i suppose?"
“Yes." returned the youthful
hostess, who really know nothing at
all about it. “that Is, they could. at
course. but in our position they—-
they don't have to."
GREAT SUCCESS.
Freddy~Was the church lair n
lucrenz‘I?
Ethcleos. indeed. We found
out what caused the .ionos‘ to get a
divorce. all about the Rachy scan-
dal and who that gtrl is that Mrs.
Brown's husband was: out with the
oi her day limb—Oh! yes. We clenrcd
811.69 for the heathen.
W--.”
Reason for Its l’rmcnee.
A party 0! Americans tourln in
Montreal visited the. convent of
Uri-I2 Nuns. They were conducted
about the grounds and diilerenl do-
pnriuienls, and at length reached
the insane ward. As they entered
the main hall. lu‘whlch a group of
harmless lnvnlids were scaled. one
of the party xiunccd up at R grout
clock on the wall. and was siirprisod
nt the lnleness oi the hour.
"Why.” she exclaimed. "is that
clock right?"
"You may be sure it in not right,"
spoke up one of the pathonta. or it
would never have been put in here."
-—--ltinrch Llppinoolt's.
The Retort Com-tonne.
A Mnrblchcnd fisherman reports
hearing. while out one day in the
buy. this hit of reparlee between
’i‘liomns Lowmm and R young woo
mun. cvldcuiiy no respocter oi per-
sons.
M Mr. Lawson. in a naphthn
launch, passed the rowboat contain-
inix the girl she called out: “Hullo,
Toni. how‘s copper?"
instantly t‘illile the retort: "Fir-t
ratc. “liow‘s brass?"—~Boston Her-
nid.
Dramatic Criticisms.
An elderly woman who witneuod
a production of "The Merchant of
Venice" many years ago wont ouln
recently to my 1in story of Shyloci
playod. Upon her return homo III.
was naked how one liked It.
"le." Raid m. "Venlca named
to liRvn sprurod up some since the
last time I saw it; but Shylock‘l lost
the name moon, ordinlry thin: in
Will forty yours no.”
lilo Id“ of (in.
An irlnhmnn who won tortured
with toothache wired into a dam
lili'l nursery one evening Ind III-
qiilred of tho "tractor oi melon.
"How much do” you chum tor
puilln' out wan tooth?”
'Ono Ihiillnu; iivo IlIilllnn with
In.” replied the apart on ivorlu.
”Five chillln‘ii with mll' [um
Pat. "nommn" then. 1'" come
round Ruin early in the mornin'
whorl II’ duyllxluflm'i‘otlor.
I
Bo Thought Ania. .
"1 line Riv-I20 believed." mid
Mr. ‘l'uddlu. “unduly. “limo
man In marrying would choose till
opposite."
"My door." said Mrs. Tyndall...
"that II the "0qu oompllmont you
um void me.”
Mr. ’1'. ham to spank. but
moonlit batter of II. He settled II
his choir and buried till nm in MI
till)". 2
«W
Quint "lowdown“.
"in. tho walls or our lint no It)
thin thli‘. my IIIIIlItIId lint i turned
tho duo! nod dumb .IItplIIiIot."
"Winn tor?”
"in in could do our entrails;
without lining mrlmrd ”waitin-
Insd Plain Dealer.
0
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nos. 2 adds GAZETTE BUILDING. .
Lace and Muslin attains
There I; nothing that the market ultordc in commendable goods but what is ;
lllBB which we offer prove their super lority~not only in regard to the prices Its all but also because of the
iityio and workmanship oi the variouslluen shown.
Ruliied Muslin Curtains .
Ruined Bobiudt Curtains . . ..
Nottingham Lace Curtains, in twatoned direct
Nottingham Lace Curtains
............. ........-I.I.---. ---..-
Ic.--.I.n-I~... ............ ...-...” ..... I...g-.o-n’-a-o
Arabian InceCurtainiI...” ..... .... ...... ....................... ......
Brussels Net Curtnlns .
Brussels Net Curtaind
Cross Stripe Mattias Cumulus.
69c Decorated Dinner Plates
350 Decornoed Platters ..... 15c
Decorated Tea Plates 6c Decorated Cups nnd Saucers
Decorated Bieakiast Plates 7c Decorated Covered Dishes 35¢iDecmat- Id individual Butters 2c
TRISTRAM 8n.- HY A'I'I', NORWAL :2 ‘ CONN.
H.- KRIEGE‘R o- Co.
..n.._’fi__
“:4 Z...
TRAVELING ON HIS Rios
Russian Tramp WII Doing the Stunt
Worked by Amurlcan Tramps.
i’oiiltuuy llixvlow who knows llun-
, wars describing illl‘. liusuiun
“'l‘lic muzlilk is native." he sold.
”Here is u ntory that they told uliout
"A Inuzlilk of Moscow boarded the
Peicrnlnirg irnln unit In dili- time the
conductor cuinc milled for his
"‘I bore no tickct," lililil the IIqu-
“'No iickol'." cried thc conductor.
‘Thcn off you go, you scouniirvl. ut the
very next station.’
"And at the next station. lil‘l""‘l"nfl-
tho IIIIIIilIik was put of! with n
half dozen thumps in the ribs.
“Ho waited till nnoihor Poicruluirg
train came along. he boarded
truln, too and III the next
with more thumps In the rlbn. he won
ugnin put off.
he bonrdcd tho third
train and II third time he won lienlcn
who IIilIIlIlod III the
some hitter! wnII Inleroiiinrl in the uni:
hlk. dad said sympathuiirnlly:
"'Wliuie In it you are going. my
“Tho. niuiIhlk with II putlcnt smile
" ”i‘o 8t. i’oteraburg, it my rlbu will
WHAT DO YOU THINK”!
or tho man who IIIIII III hunt or you
in II IIIIlrond our and oxpocmrntou out
oi the window? 2
OI tlu2 man or men who «land or all
In from oi IIIorcII or other platoon and
Iquirt tobacco ulco on tho Iiiduwulk
and plum rumor s on limo who pIIIIiI?
C! the person who attends IIil tho
hull Rumor IIIIII never pull II cent III
or the people who piunI you thron or
tour IIlIroiIIIt on tho sidewalk and never
turn out to allow you II IIhanI o! tho
0! the wanton who token live or ten”
to purchase II two-cont. pooh:
when several people are
to got. their mail?
comm who won I hit MI INC“ 0
m ”Queue also won’t III:
a 2 ,2 - '
0f the authorities for Ilium; hut
running of automotiti on on the streets
and for allowing persons to tool In
front of luminous pincer and optimal
tho niriutvuliili‘l
DULI. ‘I’lh‘llt.
“.iIIIIi not it for II 6.0le " aid the
young lawyer. who my purchasing an
alarm clock. "I'll never out Indium
3 Rooms
Furnished
, $75
3 Room:
Furnished
On Easy Payments.
None but the Best Goods, and Every Piece
Guaranteed.
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented.
lawn in our clock.'1‘lic vw
.n-u-u IIIIIII-oInupIno 50.0 1031.“)
...............$1.25Iossoo
$2.30 to 86.002
... 850 to $6.00
...... .......... $2.60t087.002
$2.60 to $700
. .............. ...‘385t0!7.00
............ ...............31H00t03375
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPAR MENT.
Curtain Stretcliers . ..
....o I'V'JIICQDII uvuso-von-an0.
Docorn od Soup Plates 6o
Decornwd Gravy Boats
Docorat d Pickle Dishes
15c
$l00 \ J
Heyfi'fi A EL
CONSIDERATION.
"Have you and yarn wife quarrel
'No—why‘.“
“1 notice that when you take a. trip-—
you nlwnys go on different truinn.
“That's for the children‘s suite.
Ullhi‘l‘ one of the lruius should be
wrecked. the kids would have at least.
one purcnt loft. L—Clevcinnd Bender.
W
Rummage iiilli Hilliliilli
Si
9i
IAT BURRITT'B lSLAND. 80. NOI'WIIII.
TUESDAY. JUNE 6TH. 1906.
Household furniture.
And I Mlloolinnoouo Collection of Ar-
ticles too numerouo to opacity.
Opomman'u Goods.
MMINCI’. AT 10 A. M.
II Stormy Next Fair Day.
m
P. w. MITCHELL. Auctioneer.
2i lbs for
VERY BEST BUTTER. FIR L8.
Milk 3cnm 26¢ 2Pkgo. Evap.Appl«
Cormacnno filo 2 Pk». Pom ..
Pm. Bonn. 25° ZPIIoI. H.0.0Itl
Grated Ploupplo. 3cm: 2M
Inkod Ionnl.3iilno............
I'iIIi Lino ImwboI-I-Iu. IIIIIIIIIII. Lotto». Optnhoh, But (II-«no. Parsley.
Radium. Alpll'lflill, Wait Bum. Now Fatima. Cucumhoro, ot’c.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
NAM ".2
“DMD CY.
i i Vi Vi i Vi
IIII llIiiIIII lll PiiIii.
The threatened trouble at the
mines having been averted, we
are happy to announce a material
reduction In price.
Our stock was bought at high
prices and is of hi
h quality. You
get_the benefit an
we get the ox-
It is not too early to put in
coal for next winter—~bctter think
Hill this hit Hi.
i if Vi V" St
......“ «...-mn- -W
Get (our Granulotod Sugar for Canning
.... 250
I InIIIn-n.nn...
2 it». comm Coonnut "
”alarmed: Onions. qt. 1o
Inf ”Moi-K or.
no“ It. tic-4
Norwalk Chronicler