was.“ .. .. _
can o'er. ii 11 subs ln‘B‘ridgeo
port yesterday. .
Arthur Morrison was s tvisitor
Bridgeport yesterday. “
‘ Mrs. Jo s 1Wq‘l'dhu (hubris returns
5 from a viewing. New Jersey. d
ll! ,8: has reclined
her [loamA fit WHEN news depot.
strflrls spendfg’a Weekvfn Daubnry.
1 The lsqhnda,1, ub is having a root
construe? over ”he veranda oi their
in
'1'Mrs. W L. Bronson. has given up
her residence here. and gone to join
1191' husband. 1 .
Contractor Leslie Gamble is having
a canvas awning made for the puia~
tibl yacht Alex.
The members of Grace Chapel. New
York, are having an excursion to Rn:
ton VO‘WW sepiaoe,it..,..1)ay. Engineer Allen
{nuns my ,1): the Washington “““ha and ‘3‘ “m“ ”mm” “'9
street b a planning a cruise to may ”whacking repairs.
Holrtford soon.
”Mrs. Ella Wood is spending a few
days with M111. Susa'n 11‘. Green. of
Seaview avenue.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the Advent
Christian Church
The meeting of the Junior Band of ,
the East Avenue Methodist Church will?
be omitted this evening. ‘
A party of New Canaan'young lsd
ice are arranging to spend the next
two weeks at Belle island.
A cargo of pea coal is being trans.
ferred to the barge Ohio for the St
George Pulp and Paper Company.
Rev. Mr. Dikcmau. of the Westport
ethodist Church, will exchange pul-
p is with Rev. James Davis. Sunday.
"Jack Seymour and Ralph Bennett
., we spending the ntteruooaninfirituc-
port attending the ball game there.
, ”Ralph LnCroix has taken 11 position
in; the New York Grocery Company
store. ll): Washington street, South
we
fhlrs. H. L. Seymour of East Nor-
walk, and Arthur Seymour, of Dan-
bury, were guests of hire. 1 C Wilson
iqffiidgeileld recently.
1'.Letter Carrier W. 0. Merritt is en-
joying 9. day of! today and Jesse Son-
ln is substituting let him at the
300th Norwalk post-diheem
..Mrs. Nelford Plains? leaves today
for a vacationi trip to Phil River Mass.
She will rental n séversl weli'ks. Miss
Dorothy Platner liceompanies her.
who regulai prayer meeting was held
last evening at the East Avcuu Motho
dist Church and there was 11 goodly
attendance. Rev E. Cunninghnm led
. tiltiuuee
lyeunfiplslnls were received to-
lug the Norwslk Water
missioners. 'l'he wntcr supply in
”oral portions of East Norwnik was
s t cit yesterday without any notllicu-
7 to those on the line. This caus-
1m‘nch inconvenience to the house-
h ders.
iss Lillie Welioleno Is visiting her
no t in Westport and during her nb-
scone three year old Reginald is so
dl obsolete tbut when the indies
as him how he fools with out bill
In, nursing his little mouth and look-
I out of his big blue eyes he enys:
" ggie is no good.
_ win .lulncn Davenport. oi lico-
n glen. Vermont. lmd one of his lip-
crushed in the muchinciy of one
the woolen mills whom he bus
' [1 working. and will have to lay by
in s considerable length of 10110.11
mile of the governor he inherits
the some luck. and through thick and
his; clip is. and always has been
yer sly Die."
enlho thi ,.1n ntini .oid lit
.1. hi '"
pence,” by Mrs Jerome Smith, on
her his visit to liensinston, Vnrnwnl.
wss token by“ her rents. in compnny
with hers min the circus
rustle «an
by her statics. sud slnco' 1111111 is al
was on its: up s31! ssmlwllns like
the in“ m sud cowns, in spite oi
her much to the astonishment of
her 1110 11.1111 the rust of the Devon
perts.l‘cri1sps she will grow out of all
this as she grows older.
tithes 1111 James was traveling
msny years sso.
Wvafirw
the dogs be ssw had
"w000en yous around their necks, in
plans of muscles over their mouths.
sud when he inquired of diliercnt
$90 reason he wss toldit
«3.51s 10th their settles
for hohis. Whether this was 11111
”0!; for the wires were 11111010
Its, and powerless s chsrm
“audios to the hill; pensnnls, simi-
ill? «in» of Job's tours and amber
sold to be so effective for no
'11! {Million II Mm uni while tooth:
III-
. .1 n A ‘ i he I
1111111111111 40,0011“ NRWK:
“west or of the season. but irequent
nestle ill. st her home on the West.
, York, today. in their automobile. sl-
5 .1. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .Csse have been
i t
land on Mr.
- ...... no.1
mfleldl“
nicknamed " we and Six. Eek
molown himself laugh .
'1' week has bronchi. .uie hottest
showers have kept the bay makers
guessing.
.ur. Mrs. William Pinknuy and
md‘li’lllfiism return home today from
lilo 0 Lake, New Jersey.
93an Minor. who has been
Side, is gradually improving.
Mr and Mrs Chester A Stephen-
son returned to Mount Vernon New
‘91:, g W99“?! villi: with Mr. on Mrs.
succumbing friends recently~Mn and
Mrs Elbert nose at immune. was
and Mtg. J. swish
MNQI‘WAKN- 1 . r ‘ ..
There will be a meeting of the Doc-
crating Committee for the Library fair.
this evening at 7: 30 to decorate the
luteri of Miss Buckley‘s studio.
which will masquerade as the “Bosrfs
He ad Inn" " A large attendance is
earnestly hoped for.
The Rowayton post-office was enter-
160.100 bolsters last, night. but as near
Postm‘adter George W. Bryan 'cnn
ascertain. nothing of value is missing.
All the decks etc. were ransacked but
the money and stamps were safe in
Mr Bryants residence, and none of
these were secured
The injector at the pumping station
of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. in Rose
nylon, broke down yesterday. and be
fore water could be placed in the boil-1
01s it was necessary to take out all
the piping and make rcpniis and then
Witch this Space
for " ‘
. Tomorrow.
*1 "" 11—1-
RobertSmlth
Phone Ill-9. .
ii '. ”l
,1,
Rewsyten; Gosh.
DAMIEN AND NOROTON.
John D Crimniins on the occasion of
his birthday anniversary in May gave
to St. John’s Guild, of New York. the
cost ofbne triflf its hoatli’ig hospital.
This trip was given Wednesday The
hospital left the foot of East Twenty~
fourth street at B ociock and pro
cecded to the Brooklyn shore. where
it made landings at Metropolitan sve-
nue, Hudson avenue and Hamilton
avenue. When is finally started on Its
trip down the bay 1,670 mothers and
children wore on board. The nulli-
ber of applicants for admission in the
Seaside Hospital contln s to be in on
cons of the number i can be no
commodnted. Mr. Crlmmlns has boon
at his home Firwoodvon the-Bound. st
Collendor’s Point for several weeks
While he has recovered from his some
illness of a few weeks ngo, he is gob
ting his strength back very slowly. and
It is probable ihnt he will not engage
again in active business.
WILTON.
A telephone. has been installed in
the residence of T. 11‘ Gilbert
Miss Helen Middlebrook hos return!
cd from a sojourn in Cottnnt1 (lily.
Mrs. A. W. Dowd. oi Mmlison. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Cimslock.
Summer boarders are enjoying the
liospltnllly oi Mr. liubunlci, of Cottage
llow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brody is visiting her
sister Mrs. Ilyntt Gregory, in Silver
mine
Mrs. lllclionson. oi the city. is the
guest of her slsiur, Mrs. Wuliucc, one
of our Summer residents. :
Mrs.’ Oliver llcwing returned lust
Sniurduy from i-‘lsibush and is now
visiting her sister. Mrs. 1). ll. Lulu-
hurl
Mrs W E Hooker and Miss Alice
DoWltt entertained tho members of
the Junior Auxiliary ut the rectory.
Monday afternoon.
Miss l.oill11 [lickonson und Miss
li‘ioiunl'c liur,lbuil of East llt'idgopori
srulgmists this wool: of. Mrs. Oscar
uni
'i‘olophono communication was inter
ruplcd for a low days after 'l‘uosduy's
cieltrical storm, on several lines about
iown.
l
William DcWiit and Mr 'l‘rondwcli.
”of the Yale Yacht Club. are enjoying
a two week’s cruise I11 the eastern
part of the Hound.
tiny afternoon at the home of Miss
Folsom. 'i‘hroo isblon Wore filled, and
prison wuro won by Miss Katherine
The sentence in last week's notice
of the rainbow in the Wilton items.
should more read "with no sign of
rain," instead of an Inserted, "without
no kind of rain. ”
Stumps. first: Mrs. H. G Thomson.
second: Miss Carpenter third: Mrs.
snwln. fourth; Mrs. ll. 1.. Stumps.
ith. 'l‘ho connoislioh was uwsrdsd
to Mrs. ll. ll. Fitch.
"tire men.
":1 i1 1110 N"
iO’Gnnrs. Murphy
The Summer Whiui Club mot Tuesv ‘
i
at
(l . ,
was‘tskeu out siter be 111111 struck
Mu y was a some for
the locals. Nurp y's home run In the“
sixth and Ballet's mat one-hand step
11 fun. 1111..
w '1‘ 11.11 Ill
, ‘30 g 0‘ p be 7 2
mum lb 0
Batteries—Malina and Bridges;
11nd Beaumont.
\ 1
Hartford. 4; New London, ‘0.
NEW LONDON. July 20.—-Hurtiord
landed on Word in the seventh inn
lug yeliiterdiayuwhen New ””3021 111:
not hit 11 W- o c e or
fill tied the score. hilt cw London
twinned satin lot the last but
‘ Hurtiord tied in the eighth and
in the ninth Hartford played uv
gingery game at the llnish The score:
H.111.
Nilond‘onooczoowc—s 7 2
Hartford 000000211—4 ll 4‘
But sw-erard and holiness:
Lawton; rind C’lie‘sry.
rln field. lll;1Nsw Haven. 2.
SP lNgFlmm.Mnss.. J11]y20~'1‘uc-
key was bolted terriflcslly by the lo-‘
culs, nineteen hits for a totul of 241
bases resulting. Springfield got to
him in every inning and hnd little
trouble in running up s 10 to 2 score.
New Haven had trouble with Hess nil
the wuy. Burke s.home 11m over right
held (once was a feature. Score}; Id
Springt’d 3 1 1 l 0 1 3 2 x——10 ill 0
N. ilnven010010000—2 6 2i
Buttorles~liosa and U'Connou
Tuckoy and dope.
m ‘
1’ 1 Waterbury. 3: Hoiyoks. 2. ii
HOLYOKE. Mites. July 30 .-—~wilio1~
bury defected Hoiyolre here yesterday.
3 to 3. in an exciting iii-inning gslno.
Holyoke tied the score in the ninth
and again in the 16th. but was unable
teeuth. Voorbcos pitched good boil
and was cloudy with men on buses.‘
Both of tho Ilolyoke pitchers were hit
finely.iloi’f1nnn of the Holyokc team
was put out of the game in the sov-
oath tuning for striking Olingnn on
the law when the bitter had crowded
him nwnv from first base. . in the
some inning Lawrence injured his head
by n. collision with Rice and had to
Score:
11.11.15
Wuterblil‘
000r0010000000011—8 19 i
liolyoko ,
000000001ll000010-212
Bullet ios~ V’ooi'hees and Hughes:
Hodge, Stuchpoic and Baorwuld.
Nationsl Lupus.
At Chlcngo:
R. “.112
NewYork. 200000003 6 8 0
Chicago 110000000— —2 ll ii
Buttorics—Mcflinuily and Bow w-or
1mm; Rclllbnch and Kilns.
At Piltbburg 1 _) '
' R. H. E
Pittsburg. 22000110! 012 ll
Phlls.. 000030000~303
Bul.leries-Philllppe and Gibson;
Duggloby, Roy and Doom.
At St Louis:
ll. 111.15
Brookiy
502000000001003—4 Ill 1
St. Ipnis.
000100100001000—3 ill 1
Bnilurluswi’nsiorious and ltiltor;
Knrgor and Grady.
At Cincinnnii:
ii. Ii. 11‘.
002000101~~i ll 2
(3incln.. 0 ll 0 0 0 l 0 1 0—3 3 3
ihiticries~l.imianmn 11nd (l'Nl'lll;
Wicker and Schlci and Livingston.
American League.
._—.
Boston,
At New York (first gums):
ll. ll. 10.
Cleveland. 8 0 0 0 0 l l 0 0w!» 0 0
Nchork 000000000~0 7 6
mlicrieswdoss nnd ilcmis; Cliosbro
and McGuire.
(Second game):
It ll bl.
Cleveland 0 0 0 3 0 0000 3 b i
NewYork,0000001l0—~283
listterles—Jlbondcs 11ml liclnis;
llogg. Cinrkson and Kleinow.
......
Al. Philadelphia:-
11.11.01.
Stimuls. 201000100~1i 7 2
11111111.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 :1 i
[lotteries—r-Ilowell nuditicliey; Wau-
doll. Dygert and Spinach.
At Washington (first game): R It I:
Chicago” 0100:040 1 0~0 ll '1
Wash. 0 0 3 0'1 0 0 ll il--i ill 1
l'lnlinrios—--Wnlsh 11nd Sullivan; Kit-
son. Potion und llcydou.
(Second some):
it. ii. In.
Wash. 01001101111410 1
Chicago. ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 il-0 il 0
Boltoriusufirnith and Wultoiluid;
Altrodli and Sullivan.
At amend
~ u
snsmclfor 8t
Mons, it isessl
“'ng
there ms
of Beaumout’s ”was?” mm, were 11111111. sud if we did not positively and!
a uni 111 1 1111511111: 1111111911
19' position a penny should you full to
.1 been successful in her attempt to end
to get In the necessary. run in the six I
Hint shc'fi'fitd no attention
retire, Schlncel inking his piece Dowd 1
5 replaced Hoirmnn
21
.1 her,
,“ 1111* “m
‘isliij Won.
cm
011'.
'sileenw H
1.14m (I. C. Brown. who recently Ila '
tended the wedding of her sister Mrs. '
Raymond Cemstocit. formerly Miss M1
ice Keeler. has returned to her house
"' “it
”$9.1
‘ 3’
01000120010 BrillXQGGlé
5 the intuit doubt in our
101
bsolutoly know the at worth of thin:
smelly you yourllcl 1: list know the
we wotlld be its ted in recom—
lusts it they 0101
ct possess [rent in lit
it closes! tl‘l‘lll‘ we do not otter 1:
3’ H wields :1 up our, own persona
sumac. but poles: 1):. Davis Pres»
criptlpp relieve egupd cures your coated
tonsne. 1111111 11 n. dizzy spells. soul
stomach. wind he chins. sleeplessness.
weakened energy and other symptoms
of Indigestion s, will ha 11 buck your
money sheeriul ly find ..wlt out any at-
gument.
Popsikolu Tablets lll‘e also 11. grand
1100079 tonic and no one should hesitate
to t s 25 cent box as they will not
receive the benefit expected
. , . 0.11.10.
Detroit. 1000t04010~0 1? 11
Boston. 000000001—«1 0 z
Batteriesmhiullln and Werner;
Young and A1 inbruster.
W
VIRGIN CALLED HER.
Would-be 9ulcids Fights With Her
Rescuers. ‘
WATERBURY. Colin, July 2th—
llut for the tinicly discovery of Pat
rich H Mitchell. a well known resi-
dent of the East Flild. Mm, Bridget
Murphy. 11 widow living on Mill street
1111,11 E1181 Milli: silent. would have
her life by throwing hefsulf in Soho
l)(:1.11'1' s pond voslordny nitolnoon. The
woman declared that she sought to
take hm life because the virgin had
(illillli hor ,
Silo is bolluwd to be demented.
Abouti unlock Mr. iiackctt looked L
out ol‘ tho window of his home and
noticed the woman Walking on the
locks at lhc dun. He wulched until
saw her suddenly full on her back in
the outer. Several persons shouted
'to them
The woman picked herself up and
walked along the rocks to the boi-
lom of the dam. where the water is
several feet deep
Suddenly she 0ch head first into
the water When she l‘illlle up Mr.
Huchctt. who 111111 run down. seized
he; by the hair 11nd dragged her out
1 “Why did you suvs me?" she cried
in the crowd 'l wnnt to die. The
Blessed Virgin is culling me, I wont
to meet my husband and mv inthcr
11nd moihcr.i‘i1cy are calling (or
me Oh. llt inc go.'1',
The woman struggled hurd ior her
1olcasc.A pnvslng team was stop
pod end she won lifted into it and
lnkon homo.
M111. Murphy is about 40 years old
and is the mother of several small
children. Since the death oi her hus-
bsnd she has been o played in 11 inc-
' wtom and in this ,
tumily. .1 .1 ,1 1_.
has supported
1 3,. my
muse av AN 1‘ event-inn
VERIDGI.
NEW :laONDON, July
Cllovli1.ngoduboutiwcnty-llve and be-
ling—Phillip
llovod to be u native
Muss. m ftuud dead on thi seat of
u tableau our of the W. 1.. blue ch"
cup 111 the freight yard In this city
yesterday morning. The young man s
forehead was crushed Colonor Frank.
1111 ii. Brown of Norwich. pronounc-
1- the case one of Accidental death.
will a hommorihnkc of the hruln as
the direct cause. Chovin had proba-
bly been hit by on overhond bridge. A
search of the dead mau' s clolhlllfi. “5
«anion in Providence Hospital card
issued in 1003. The name on the crud
wus Philip Chovin. 0n the ilght arm
above the elbow wus ,tuloood the lot
"a!“ “P C A."
ONLY 82 YEARS OLD.
”I um only 82 yours old and don't ex-
pect even when i got in be real oio
tool that way 1111 long he i can set
trio Bli‘ers" suys Mrs. E I11. Bi‘uill'c
of Dubl s. Surely there 11 11001
of Tanntou.
the wash no strong as thls grnnd to
medicine. Dyspepsis. torpid liver.
named kidneys r chronic constipstlon
are unknown {germ klngE some lilt-
ma 3 masonsl me. 11anan
by 11‘. ll. ilnxtor. South Norwalk. and
BB P Weed, Nor‘wnlh, drulxlllts. 2020*
c. ' . ,
TELEPHONE C'grPANY CAPITAL-
111.115.12.111. 11.1.: it.»
hoofpor'lttlon of the Home
Telephone and, 'I‘elwsph Company
with 1111 «admitted «uncommon 111
310.000. 000 stock will 0..000000
bonus, Were lllnd In :1 onion oi the
county clerk ”11911.: The ncorpen
store are locid copltnllsts
puny has been organised for tho.
purpose of tailing over and combinins
the Home Telephone «Illumi- in several
of the Southern Csii rnls cities.
FIIL turmoil] noon.
The feeling ding 000111 in
the minds of many" ' 1 s of Bright's
discus ‘ libel! “grassed
to thenkiu noss
es. fr 111, callus I'll
nos Alto
Articles of
also keeps the old its young and rushes 1
llll com-.1
nee nsclousio oi
plan 19.1wm toast: Inn on. by side
ysniBrdny in the hssmnw of s burn on
the Wilson one in Va ort Deputy.
The Kll'i had taken hid: the
tents of is bottle at chloroiornl sand
lho young bloodied inbnlsd the lumen
of the remainder He will recover.
A letter written hv the girl to her
parents stated that she and her lov-
or had resolved to “die so that they
could be in Parsdis titer
Control
in the heat. from the small-
est in the most intense
flame. 1m only
be had b y
using
Gas Range
All ranges counseled
FREE. _
Linn Billing ii
linngIpang
Wall Papers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crackers.
Glassware.
House-furnishes
Goods.
Window Shades.
'00“
Picture frames and Window
Shades Madelo Order.
Paintlnc‘and
Decorating
L Ii. DECKER,
. I? Wsshlnpton street.
Tel. Con. loath Nsrwslk.
7 in
The Very Isst‘ Elgln Creamery
luttsr. psi- lb. 269
I sts. Fem . 256
2 Fires. Crssm Wheat 25c
lPhgs. Grape-Nuts ............ 2611
4mm Corn ... ............... 25c
'Hls PM" um I‘os-scovloslsOl 26°
1,1111 ‘1
M
Evens irons WHEREA
cross Fiction 13' 08st). .,
vsssn arses in trees
B131 dos irons Min crass
cross sec warns coon-
WlilAKFISH ................... 8c lb.
CQLUMBIA RIVER SALMON..1 12c, lb. 9
BONITA MAQKNRED.
nt renewable prices
'Ducross. I
3A Jack of all Trades
........100 lb
wm'rn BASS ....’.. 12c 11».
And all other kinds of Fresh Fish
cos-ow
Till FIDDLE. F.IH"IND CYlTlR
MARK! -
' f Old lslvstlen A 'yllilllllln‘r
lsst Wind of Washington Itrssl lrldss.
General. .
1111111101 aid Hunter
311111 1111111.:
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
later 111.com mm .
ADDRESS POST OFFICE DOX 547.
Is not what the people want when the
require good workmanship. 111
Is done right and when l ssy A is
Is dens, Us dorm.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIG‘I‘.
Plumbing. Timing and Stem Fitting.
su , ”Mm ”My so. Morons.
FRANK c. i
VAN .1 130,01.
PLUMBING,
STEAK.
HOT WATER.
'AND .
GAI FITTING.
Tin. Ihm iron. Com
1118:111- miss
[0 land: Main Street.
Telephone 417.
loath Nanak. Cass. -
1
l
THE JOHN'] “Lil WRENCI.
AGENCIES.
ALL msunsncs, asst: mil-rs
MORTGAGES. NOTARY PRO-
nu son’ns. Mum
IIOURE ED. ’
I UOUTl-i MAIN STRIIT:
Tel. Cali. «I. ‘
WMWW“
DAVID W. RANHONN}:
Funeral Direction 3139!"
and Embshnss. '
in North Main St; ' loom m
lulu-nos. I Wuhlnshn OM,
Telephone as house. 1|“
We Consider' this sea'
rill.
5011’ s linetlie best
no 5111' 111.1
E. It Gotham
IMMWN '
scurrilous—‘10s.
111 mm or. ' ,~s.,uoswsi.1t.
ii"! iii Y.
.l'i
s
1H
llill
William EMeeker :
* the higcst degree of comfort.
"M1. Horace R. lies
\CORNER MAIN AND WIIT
" Jespph Disses, Prop.
should be equipped withl swam
snow white, onepicce "Sindhi!"
celsln Enameled Lavatory. -1
Have you ever stopped to “0%
how dellghfnlly convenient it 10019
be to have hot and cold running wstst 1
In your dressing chamber. sls‘sr mi 1,1
lug spat-truest of first floor
room? Its presence would afford it. i
We will gladly quote you prlcsli'Dinl
plumbers are strictly compete“
species. honest and" lsllsbls. 1.
South Norwaik. Court.
It Is Good
2' Brooklyn brewery arm's lager 1111-;
N0 better. We delilIer it in 1001.1
house. 51. 00 per case (24 bottles.) 181*,
guess at lowest prices. Tel. 161-12.
' Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Strss
South Norwsik. Benn.
‘ 1
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM?
HEATING. _ ' 9 "
HOT WATER HEATINM
HOT AIR HEATING. 1
ITOVES AND RANGEQ.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
ass and Steam Fitting. , .
III Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. I.“
Have you seen our stock of . ,
RICHMOND RANGES? ,.
1 COM
17 WALL’ STRIET.
:ri-Is Haw. 4.1.11: _
“REESE 181933.” 1 ~
EUROPEAN PLAN
..01111 rooms' a special mm In:
and Electric nights W“ "
cry seem hosted;
RATES REASONA
Finely stocked Chis In 0651b
A lull line of Acksr, Merrill C
tilt Go's celebrated Wines, .
Cigars always on hand.
’1‘. I. SULLIVAN,
Telephone Cami.“ ‘
smmh sad All Kinds o: Is
m cooked to 011111311
Bathing and flsllllid.
Bats houses to Rent by 0102’ W
John 0' Gulliver».
Proprietor.
Bill illlflliil B
souril uonv‘MLk. cell
rws’nc'rs A omens: sous
f1 cssl'rst'. “5"?
I l '
3100.000001.
scenes sue moms.
11.70.500.00; 1 V
m
sowln 11. Numismln
sous H venom
"sessions how's
Wimsc convicts.
‘ sincerest
I. H. "sinful-on
John H. Km
Mods 0. Walls
m Mil“?
Jallfll I."
Ollflllili
Norwalk Chronicler