dimmed.
human e. uncanny. more.
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For the convenience of the, renders
of The Sentinel, e letter box hee been
placed ton thie bridn: neg: H'efnerfe.
new: I «04;, W ' ,9 {pa , it";
collected: dolly.» . they thumbs“
ed by the writers as an ewidence of
worms. . .. - ’ . .
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“V“: ELK. . W H ‘N ‘
Miss Amy Youngs spent yesterday
in New York.
. John Cole is‘ overhauling
. Mammalian .
“Richard M. Rigashas taken a posh
tion, with the ,Artistic Bronze Coni-
quu-f ‘
m . .
~' Mrs. Albert Dunn. of Bette Place,
lf’improving slowly from her severe
linens. . »
the launch
t
m
.;. mwa‘rdtMerrltt of Seavicw avenue
its taken a position at the Norwalk
Ironworks.
TV a_ i‘ s “I. ' .
."irfillll'iz sherwood. istexhihitlug a re.
Violator with *which he itiieads to cele-
brato’. the. Glorious Fourth.
119‘“. l.“ W, .
ar’l‘ha. ladies of Christ, parish will
hair: i. si‘ Wherry and ice cream festi.
v‘a‘lilat. l a parish rooms, Tuesday,
117019.440 .941). in _ ’
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“M“: ‘. ‘s‘; .. : .":"'.."',‘.‘ .. ‘
David W. Raymond yesterday launch-
lhe‘ "Polloywog" and expects to win
the power boat race at the Norwaik
Yacht Club this afternoon.
Charles Gehrmann took out a jolly
party of oNrwaik men in his launch to-
day. They enjoyed a trip of Long is-
land. or‘ at‘least.ystartcd for there.
The celebration of Chidren‘s Day
will take place tomorrow at the Ad-
vent Christian Church and an elabor-
“‘até program for the nflnir has been
prepared.
“Surprised People" will be the sub-
ject of the meeting of the Epworth
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church tomorrow. Mrs. E. H. Patter-
son in thc lender.
Yesterday there was a lively brush
down the harbor between the sloop
_ Boy W.. owned nadsniied by Jack
See, and the Brondbili, Buck Ilayfs
speedy croft. The former won hamin
and it is likely that another race will
be arranged in the near future.
., A meeting of the members of Christ
Church pariah was held, last owning
in the chapel in Van Zandt street, and
pl‘nne'fer the nowchurch building wore
submitted. The plans were not accept-
‘cd last night and the meeting was
adjourned till next Monday night to
give more little to discuss the plans
and to propose changes in them.
The Rev. Charles E. Benedict, of
New Canaan. will occupy the pulpit of
the East Arcane Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning. June 24.
at. 10:30 a. in. Mr. Benedict is a son
of (.i. F, Benedict, of 12 South Osborn
avenue, well-known in blast Norwulk.
and his'mnny friends will be glad to
sue. hour and greet him on this occa-
lion.
The monthly Sunday school board
' meeting will be held Monday niaht.
June 25, at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
E, is. Bowen. of St. John avenue. The
lessons on Jesus and the Children
and the Duty of Forgiveness will be
. explained by .i. ii. Hawkins; The timid
Samaritan. Josue Teaching How to
Why, and Joann Din ilii the Phari-
poo, explained by lit. . Edward Cow
cingham.
"‘ The teachers of the Ideal Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
Would like to see.cvery nchoinr out.
tomorrow noon. from 12 to 1 o’clock,
in answer to their names. First there
' will he a song by the school, than
, about twice the also of'herself.’ hero
‘ tested. and with her mumms's sailboa-
doctor's a, d theone in which Mrs.
v y n‘ ‘
monoun- llar .Ch‘a ‘ up. who is
the'imnas‘otlher other. (no not much
. himwthnn spawns p Her, may be
93911 $2?th tiarwithphronmfin hand,
output on as only a child can put
one on. sweepinb‘ln front of the three
cottagesmthe elder Mrs. Brown's, the
Chambers asides: Meetinz‘ Mrs. James
”W other day, shoinquired: “flow
-nro"yon today. Mrs. Jamesl""nnd be-
fore she could answer added: “Apd
_, howls-your father?" as the imagines '
everyone must bays a father. as she
has one herself. The old ‘irentienlan
referred to was the husband and not
the' father.
The program for the Children's Day
exercises at the Advent Church, to-
morrow morning. will be as follows.
the pastor, Rev. J. W. Davis, presiding:
Song, No. 25; Scripture reading; pray-
er, Superintendent Richard Bland;
Icons. No. 13; address. "The Bible in
the Sunday-fiction], Capt. Louis (iroe-
scholar: address. “Things ’l’hat Encour-
asethe Sunday School Worker." ,Mrs.
Frank Deheiiikey: Song. No. 1: address.
“Roots." S.,W. Velsor: Song, No. 98;
benediction. Evening: Singing, by
80119.01: Scripturelteadlas: shiver;
auto. Minuteslieronshswi' recitation,
I rooting, 'ylildnn Taylor; recitation.
Make ,Roomgfor ihe'Chlidren. two
girl” recitation. Robert Tilly: exert
also, My Choice. shoemalllchiidreu;
singing, Birchnrd , . Sisters; recitation.
Richard (insinuating; recitation. . Lovely
Julie. Elstoh'umsr exercise, Herbert
and Amy, Weed; song, Gertrude and
Ernest groeschnor; exercise, Blossoms
for the‘Khig’s‘ Highway.’ four girls;
recitation, it’ltldie 'l‘iliy; solo and chat.
(is, infant class; exercise, Something
for Jesus.',thi_'ee girls; recitation, Four
Letters, I-l'iima Jacobson; recitation;
Working iii. the. Sunshine. Lydia Self;
solo, Ida‘_,Aihaworth;' recitation, Signs
of Our Father's Care, Ralph Cole; ex~
ornisc,.Daisies and Leaves. four boys
and four‘ trifle; exercise, Miss Davls‘
class. ‘
.
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‘ Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Jesse Porter, of Brooklyn, is spend-
ing a week with friends here.
The house owned by Robert Barclay.
in ltownyton avenue, has been repaint-
ed.
Albert Lynch. of Yale College, has
arrived home for thesummcr vaca-I
tion.
'Mrs. Gerrlit Smith has had a Dur-
ies and porches with a handsome dis-
play of flowers.
The frame for B. Arthur Griffin's
new house in Rownyiou avenue has
been raised by Contractors Grant dc
Scott. .
Mrs. Mathewson and Miss Anna
Mathewson. of New York. are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. iiuckley, iu Rowuyton
avenue.
Miss Jennie Scott. a member of the
meditating class from the State Nor-
mal School, in New Haven. has secur-
ed a position as teacher in, the West
Haven schools.
The Baptist Clint-ch chorus under
the training of David Albrecht, is cx~
pooled to sing at the Sunday evening
service. Every member of the chorus
ia=rcquosictl to be at the rehearsal
this evening at 7:45 p. m.
George Raymond. engineer on the
New York, Now Maven had Hartford
Railway Company, has been taking a
week's vacation from his duties. and
is arranging for the erection of a new
house on his property in Raymond
street.
ilowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, E. W. llyshe, pastoerorn-
lng service. l0::i0 a. m.; Sabbath
school, 2 p. m.: lipworth league, 6:45
p. in; evening service. 7:30 a. m. The
topic for the morning "service will be
A Study of Christ's Temptations.
Rowayton Baptist Church. Frank C.
Brown, pantormsorv‘ioes at 10:30 a. in.
and 7:30 p. m. Subject of morning
sermon. A Wonderful Phenomena. Ev-
ening sermon topic. What. You Will.
Sunday school. 11:45: Juninrn. 3:80,
last meeting until September; Senior
Christian Endeavor, 6:15, monthly
the Scripture lesson, the ninety-first
Psalm will be read by John R. irilom.
median; song by primary clean; pray-
a" J. C. Mewkina; collection; duet
g; u Viola and Ethel Bertram: ad-
dress to school. Rev.- Cherloe iii. Ben-
edict. of New Canaan, a former echoi-
er here: eon: by school; papers xiv.
cutout $0! the coming quarter; die-
.mllllon. y Rev. Mr. enedict.
7“ it tho-en one thing which has ore
noelnntion in it for the average, in
y. t is suing tthrough the depart-
;- .
. i
, torés of t 9 grant metropolis
. impala day. .A' young MW from
”mt Norweik wont to the city recoup,
ii. “blather union-oils with her. Is it
“ruined herd, end she told her tether
I mu it under nor am when
‘ ‘ tintble stares. After making
_; ' ' alone lid; 0!!! loathe .
"' ‘ enumreeeoe-
' mm within! all with
theatre «in: 'i
" .uie'itinu e
'l
consecration and roll call. Thursday.
7:30, Happy Hour and monthly cove-
nant meeting. .
S peciaia
Blue Label Ketchup, large rotunda:
wow Baker’s Cocos ............1ao
Welter Heller's Chocolate
............... lee cake; or tile lb.
large bottle imported sweet Oil. . .650
My ,Wife'e’ Inigo ,
R66
M“ ..
'.’ mun
iii
“3:7
dd
., Walloon ”our.
3 lei the above w
ien florist fix up her residence baicuu- .
tion w t J a “W.
street - riehhee fiegenwfist a
Bell. A r .
.priiere not to e
Iii receive prompt e
“flu?"-
can... of the
m
cue—-
Dariea to Stamford Where he has .
cured employment. .,
chased a building lot in ii
yde street.
Springdale. >
, 'i‘he ‘adsertiscd letters in the past. of-
fice this woekvaro for the "Rubulyat
Gen (2) and Frithiof Ramstrthm
The following Dorian pupils
successfully passed the entrance ox-
amluatlous for the Stamford High
School: .
.—
At ’J. D. Crimmlns‘s‘ residence. it
was said this morning that Mr. Clrinr
talus passed a very comfortable night.
and was hotter-today. ‘
Mrs. Weed and daughter Barbara
haVo returned from Northampton, and
will spendtho scanner here, occupy-
ing‘ the Brady property. .
Theladles of the Congregational
Church will hold a cake and ice cream
sale on the lawn at Miss Andrew
mgerbury’s Saturday alter-noon. June
,- Olive Abbe. James 'J.‘ Cnvansgh,
l, hell irvin. Julia Malina. James Mc-
Ha e,‘ ,Anls‘c - I. , Scribner. Bessie M.
Shelton. Chauncey 1). Tyler, Mary 6.
,Watorbury. * " - ’ ‘
4i.
~ “M.
A-rcakesaie was held yesterday at St.
Luke‘s Church. Noroion, and a‘consltb
.erabio amount of, money was netted
by the ladies who had charge of the
aii'hlr.
., ‘ - M
‘ Now that terror has been put in the
hearts of most of the automobile
clmnifeurs and the speed‘law is not
so often brokeu.'the authorities have
decided to get after the people who
ride bicycles on the sidewalks and
without bells or lanterns at night.
There have been very frequent vicin-
tions of this law audit will be a decid.
ed relief to learn that the nuisance is
to bestowed. ‘ ' ‘
A host of congratulating friends
througed the residence of the bride's
parents at 353 Summer street, Stum—
ford, Wednesday evening, to attend
the wedding ceremony which in a
few minutes changed Miss .ieunio W.
Weed into Mrs. Claude (1. Lee. The
bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Wood. and it happened
that her wedding marked also the
twenty—third anniversary of her par-
ents‘ marriage. The groom is con-
nerted in a business way with the
Stamford branch of the Swift Chicago
concern. Both the young. people are
popular and well known among a large
circle of friends and; acquaintances.
and many congratulations and good
wishes go with them as they enjoy
their honeymoon journey to Niagara
Falls and other interesting places in
the middle west. The officiating cler-
gyman was Rev. J. i., Guernsey, for-
merly pastor of the bride at Darieh.
but now a member of the Phllndel
phia Conference. Mine Sadie Word.
sister of the bride, was maid'of honor.
and Miss Harriet Chichesicr. cousin
of the bride, was a particularly pretty
flower girl. ’ Judge Lee, of Swainsboro.
63., noted as best man. Guests were
lil‘esont from New York and Brooklyn.
from Bridgeport, New Canaan, liar-
ien. and several from Georgia.
'W
warren: ' '
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in
Westport, are e. Digiovenni and Wm
I. Nnh. Orders cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mrs, Fred Mills is visiting her fath-
er in Souiliington. -
Out of town friends have been the
guests at the home of James McKen—
ua. '
Tho Misses Smith of Straiford. are
guests at the home of Joseph and Mrs.
Hyatt.
13.13. Sturgcs and wife have return-
cd from a day‘s outing in New York
city. ’
All the coilugers nro entertain-
ing friends from the cities. and thorn
in cxpncted to he an infux of guests
with the latter part of next week, to
hold over the Fourth. .
mach-ids lumbar opened for the
eepeon and this setting an informal
hop is planned for the guests and their
friends.
MM
From all accounts sections of out-
lying country here are gottim to be
don crane from hold-ape end no soon-
er, is fact known that masked men
not away with money and valuables
from Grover James Connery. of Wes-
ton, than the rumor comes of similar
attempts on residents in Aspetuck sec-
on. , ‘
UNUSUAL DiIPINUM'iON.
m
Granted by the. Po e for many,
, “II a
BALTIMORE. Mon June 22.--’l‘ho
following statement we: issued by
Cardinal Gibonl int night:
“The Cardinal bee receivodnotiiicao
tion from Home. throats tho apostolic
' delegation. that the holy htiior rim
It’ll!“ s dispensation from . sheila-
encc on Friday. June 29. the feast of
but Peter and Paul.” . ‘
This is sold hereto ii a mountain-
on domestics.“ _ trees the chil-
uvewlictt
of the
farmersln the country,
roundabout have commenced haying.
Ebenezer Owe“ hill! moved I m“ 71.," t,
‘ Mary A. Dunn. oerorotoa, has par-,1
have ,
cesarean" coo swcerucAiIT.
1 , ‘ and—n...
Cooled c
‘ V ,' "Puttyililife.
“1 lf-‘the statements made by Charles
were true, -it was the resurrection of
love for an old sweetheart that caused
him to (insert Eva it. iniudahl. of New
Canaan, who was yesterday granted a
divorce. Mrs. Inuuinhi, who by the
courls’ decree was made Miss Eva
young lady. She made an excellent up
pcurance on the witness stand. dressed
in white, with a. brown picture but.
On January 4. 1900, film. was the happy
bride of Charles Lul'uiahl, who on his
birthday. June 29. l902, loit’hor. He
said at tho time that ho was going to
New York but he hover on to hack and
only once had she hQiU'i from him.
This was in September when he Wrote
the letter which was exhibited in
court. . t \ '
Mrs. Eriiun ll. Wood. the mother of
the young lady, explained his curious
actions by the fact that ho was a rig-
arette fiend. ’
,“Who has supported your daughter
since her husband went away?" asked
Judge (lager. - *
“Her father and myself." was the
answer;
"Did her husband support her ho
fore?”
To this Mrs. World replied with a
smile, "He, gave me six dollars in two
and a half years for support."
Citation H. Wood and Alice C. Wood
also testified. The decree was granted
and permission given lo resume her
maiden name.
CHARMED BY WIDOW.
Charles Hawee Left for West rMany
iiawes. who left these parts 22 years
ago and at last accounts was living
in Kansas (lily. According to the story
told in court. he Milled with a wid-
ow who had a grown up daughter.
leaving his wife to wait many patient
years for his return. and to seek the
aid of the law in separating her from
him, The couple were married Dec. 7,
1880. Oscar W. Raymond. a former
scioclmnn oi‘ Norwaik. testified that
his wife's brother's widow disappear
or! about the some time that ilawes
did and report had it that they went
according to an arrangement between
them.
Theodore K. Stone. of Norwalk, said
that he now liawcs in Kansas City 22
years ago. where he was the proprio‘
tor of a store and that the daughter
of the woman with whom it was ul-
icged he went was working in the
store. " .
Mary Howas, a daughter. was cali-
cd to the stand and Judge (lager ask-
ed her if she had ever seen her father
and received a negative reply. She.
knew nothing about him only what
she had been told. The decree was
treated, for absence of more than
seven years.
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DOG REBELS AGAINST POISONS.
Different Ways in Which the Treat-
ment Affected three of the Tribe.
CHICAGO. Juno 23.——A dispatch to
the Record Herald from Topeka, Kane.
says:
“That even the stomach of a do:
rebels when fed on meals preserved
with bouzouic and borux. was demon-
strated yesterday by ‘llr. .i. S. Crum-
blno, secretary of the State board of
health in an addros before the convetr
tion of the county and city health of-
floors of tho stoic. llr. Crumblnn said
that. May 1 he took three dogs of
about the same age. Every morning
be fed ouch one half pounds of rcsh
lean aural: at noon each had a pint of
. milk and at night each dog and anoth-
er half pound of meat. The food for
one dog was treated with a 1 per cent.
solution of bonzoaie. for the second
a l per cent. isolation of horns was
used. The third dog was fed untreat-
ed meat and milk .
Within two weeks the permeate dos
became cross and refused to have any-
thing to do with the others. it lost its.
appetite and In six weeks had gained
only three poundl in weight.
The hot-ax did not become cross,
but within ten darn its onerai health
declined and it refuse to drink the
berated milk. in four, weeks it had to
be ceased to entvmeat. even when
tasteless ,horscio acid was used. The
dog gained one pound in weight in
six weeks but become listless.
The depth“ had been fed untreat-
ed moat-geined in weight on average
of one pound r. wank during the test
and at no time did it become list~
less or lose its Ippeille.
NORWALK. dour ..
n a. Melitta
RACTING NOT”.
. H d: .00. here the corn
tract for remodeling the lame hours
on Burrltt island. recently purchase
by John chMiilieun The plane call
for a treat many int moments. in-
cluding several - ndditone. her Win.
hows, etc. 'i‘heplumbinc contract
3i“ leech awarded cadence I. Hatch:
u o. ,
George ill. Taylor: has the contract
for the erection of e large. burn at
Wilton for David Janka. 4, , ,
, THI MNOIR.
r“ mamas“ as
an woo ,, can
you flirt with another on“: with."
"Are they optics. " y w
“Nil: but they“! might?
'Thl
‘ ’ i
harm Lundahi to Desert '
s. Lunduhi in a letter to his wife 3.
C. Wood, in a vary propocsessing “
Years Ago.
Mary liawes, of Southport, was
granted a divorce from Charles
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{Var-y" Beet slain, Creamery.
. Batten-spar lb. 250
erbiuifcrce .i 25c
2‘Pknq. Groom Wheat 3..... 26¢
2 'Fkge. arena-Note: 25c
4 Gene Corn 25c
alias. Pure Lord
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24 sCottageLéven ~ East Norwalk.
Elissa 223.3.- ,
DON’T CARRY COAL. ‘
DON'T CHOP WOOD.
DON’T BUILD FlRES.
DON'T CLEAN UP ASHES.
l
r3 .
o~
Prices $11.50
to $14.25
CONNECTIONS FREEJ
i
Dunn. Railway 62
lighting Bumping
CLEAR ‘As CRYSTAL, IN
EVERY. HOME WHERE A
sroun'sIL'rER IS USED.
SEVERAL SIZES IN STOCK
STYLES OF WATER COOL-
Elicia E; ,
. is u. I): .‘Ju‘
HARDWARE.
Dow,
m WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167-2.
, I l m v
We have endeavored et’eli times
to Irinmouif customer. the lien lithe
mic-kn afforded. and our selection of
handsome well coverings title eel-on
we think a crowning triumph. We ere
anxious to have your judgment upon
them.
Our Feper Hangers understand
hanging well paper.
lactat'huEihuseimisliu
this. Prinim’vsuppiia.
cheap”.
Window Indeed Picture iii-eating.
m;
enema.
. Olen: Window thee“ with Mince.
flel wan. cumin ram, with so.
tum. tile.
7 1 Printing
m
human rant»
e divorce in your lover “aging”:
in:‘
i ,
‘ counts
0 W? Enaammhlavteu
~ Honest Work and Ample 'Ex~
. Plumbing, Timing and steam Fitting.
' ‘3 Monroe Street. 80. Norwnik.
5
' ALSO STONE AND OTHER '
currencies I
‘, eeic-..-....“‘.l,i.l”l. 80
. ar 10::
snnrrsammas 12c
Fresh ,Mackersl..Loug Clams and all
other‘kiads of sea food at reasonable
prices. ’
THI alerts: *mu;mo«ovena
. KS r
Old Initiation Ami .Iuiidln
y in i billion.
humming]...
‘ calm .' _
Character, and Plumber.
, sum .HEAlliiild '
, .perionce. _
rater st. scan Notwelit.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547;
A Jack of all Trades
is notwitat the people wentwiten they
require good workinenchip. “My work
leachemlcht: end when i eay A Job
is done. he done. . .
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
‘ FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
‘ anaemia; -
STEAM,
nor WATER.
nun -
ass FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
30 South Main Street.
Telephone 421.
ms JOHN B. LAWRENCE
_ , , AGENCIES. .
ALI: INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE,
" MORTGAGES NOTARY PRO-
BATE scabs. PATENT8
sccuaso.
e eouru MAIN eraser.
Tel. Call. 408.
YMOND.
Funeral Directou
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. Ooflthlomi
Ruideuce. 6 Washington “not.
Telephone at house, 1841
. ’ .1131
We consider this See-
son’s line the best
we credited. .
ii. E.
bargains.
courtroom
ill new ”i. , cinemas.
W
ihiirisine hi i.
'*_ for frdéiii Only
CO P
. 17 WALL eraser.
- Representing some of ,jhfl,’
IDWIN H. .NA’I'RI
should be ,p
snow white. on at;
coininlll ’
Have our , \ . ,
how del ghtjhiiy. .. “vent at f
be to have’h'ot end‘coid tit ,'
in your draws?» chain
in: apartment that ii ,
room? its presence would; ~
the higest degreeof comfort.
We will gladly quote you. »
plumbers are strictly cam W
cilantro, honest hadrons ‘
Horace ’R. ” ii
coausa MAIN Alan W
. tooth Nor-walk. Goon.
wm—J—n We.“
m
We Don’t Tell .
to drink beer this hotwenthe .
long as .you do drink it, or
drink good beer? The No
Brooklyn Brewery Beer is t
We are the agents. Good 3
families; deliver it to the h .,
it once-«you will be sailsilsdi
or telephone call will meet
attention, ,
Central H
Corner Monroe and Chen
South Norwaik, c
PLUMBING AND.
Gas and Steam Fl,
On Fixtures, Metal coil
Have you seen our, ,
J. M. Lay-ton
Buccaneer tc
uncos M. LAYTON
REAE ESTATE AND 1N
AGENCY , ; ,
5 Railroad Av’e., 8m
and most reliable inept-p.
panic; in the bu limo
ARE YOU WELL i
H. v.4... .. . .m H.......W.._.....~....... ..
THE new.
HOTEL VICTOR
one: MINUTE FROM- one
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our. meme n specinlfeat'u
and Electric. Light: throu'ho
ery room heated.» . , 'r r, ,
RATES BEACONADLI.‘
Finely clocked cafe in can
A full line of Ac er, Merrill a
tilt Co'e celebrated lace, Liane
Cigar: always do hand.
r. J. SULLIVAN. crept-i
Telephone carom
Telephone Call 9'“.
.1
Gregory’s Pin
user uoawshnf
....._...
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing
Beth Houses to Rent by
{John O’Suil‘ly‘d' ,.
Proprietor.
AWE
YIANIAOTI
JOHN mails”.
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Norwalk Chronicler