l'..
the it
‘ rlaae
h prettier one
‘ ‘4‘» W. 23., -.
» BOSTON. Auk. ldcv-A'l‘h‘e New York.
‘ - ,‘ Newlilaven and Hartford Railroad
Company. it was.iearnod today. has
disposed ol-all its trolley companies
in Massachusetts, Rhode- Island and
, Connecticut to several indivtdusls who
. have denied an association which is
. to be known as the New England 8o
' curityand Investment Company. “
This action; it is believed was taken
as a result of Governor Guild'a special
message to the last legislature, urglns
one inlgh truthfully jg, ,th“ the legislation «which would prevent the
second! tunnel baby show at Roton
Pointy ,arbowliug success. As a
matterof not it was in both sense! over seventy-live per cent.
oi the ism and the attendancewas
greasy" "than lilst year by quite anum-
be 'ngove..was crowded when
comb» fertile decorated one
parade inhibit, and the number
was enlarge in the ball ground that
it- was well nigh. Impossible toss-
hlbit the bullies.
The'parsde was a mac
than that of :last year. though there
were fewer carriages, and the line
‘of march was too short. .The mothers
from The Norwalks were shown a
thing or two about decorating b‘ally
transfer of Massachusetts
lion companies to aliens.
transports.
Worcester.
was referred. last June.
carriages when the first .iwo prises drawn “9 ”go-MW“? 09‘9"“ Malone
in that event went to Bridgeport poo
pie.
The first prise for the prettiest baby
went to lrene Comer, aged t
providing
two months, daughter of Mr. and hire. ”6"th 1" a“ state courts.
GEO?”
start was made from the dancing par
vilion, and headed by a small boy with
a drum, marched through the grove
Here a small booth
was provided for the judges who were
Miss Grace l, Berner, 929
~ to the hall lleld.
as follows:
F. Comer, of 266 Russell street,
Brldseb’o -
Green avenue, Brooklyn, now stopping ”passed “9°“ by the courts.
at the Fonts cottage, Bell island; W.
J. Littler, 156 Colyer street, Brooklyn;
H. B. H dad’l'onth street. Brooln
. W. Paterson, 437 State
street. .Brooklyn: Mrs. ' H. Sharron.
Rowayilon; mas Elsie, Beatrice God-
deii. Union mace. Norwalk.
, e lodges, after a close inspection
and :siiscasaipn of the different good
lyn: lira.
. Points of the babies. awarded the on. systems.
lowing
”.Kfle
l
and Mrs ‘
street, Bri
bribe. at Ste ‘
nor of a in;
William ‘
,/ bub rene Comer.
" rs. (leaner.
page
A dell“ alien's {immune
or, ‘ .nn .
roam-i . a a
bracelet. " ‘
Hendrick. daughter of hir.‘
. it. o, Hendrick. 937 Wooster
winner of third
_ , ase Island, and whl'
' tat South Norwalll 'lssi
Howard, son of Mr.
and llrs. mus“ ”ward, of 29 Chestnut my
street, South ”Nit!
' The nest "om was the Judging of’ Consolidated Railwdy owned several
use most tastsiully decorated baby
, lay between
these. one of which was decorated in
~purple crepe paper and another in
wa‘335‘igtfir3ydexrm°§flm 12;: Worcester and Connecticut
adhesionic avenue, Bridgeport, whose.
daughter Maybelle occupied the car-
8 second prise went to Mrs. R. G.
of '98? Wooster street.
carriage.
Hendrick,
‘Brldnpm't.
The third prise went to Mrs. iii. Son»
nanllerg, who ‘is at Roion Point.
, ‘ The prise tenths youngest and fat-
lest baby west to Francis Leonard
Sunbel. son of Mr, and Mrs. Francis
1... Btrubel, of Newark, N. .l., two
2 months old and wel
“ pounds.
. fl‘be second prise was won by How-
‘ ard Austen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick” Austen, of Noroton, aged four
, pigtails, weight thirty oeuuds.
' , «he prise for the twins was won by
Frances and Catherine Troy, daugh-
ters of Mr. and Mrs. James Troy, oi
- Wadhin o .
rise for the prettiest colored
baby want to fiddle May Bailey, dauglr
"tar of'lllr. and Mrs. Peter Bailey. of
* If ‘ilprlng Hill street, Norwslll.
3!“.ch ,flANN'I IOTA‘I'I.
A v . ’U ' l le'r. violin; Ir. Colby corset. ht
Rollin] an . llcstloll fol-'A'dmlns- 34'1"”3'9'3“? $3,396“ will; “a; no away with him,
' ' * as no a m .
been made to Judge bert Bates flavored with vocal solos. do b°
The
ghlng Muesli
n. « . crew, of the Norwalk Pro
Considert administration of the
«the late Scllcck Dash, of New
murdered a number Neill. "EWING Mr.
his body thrown into handsome box of toilet necessaries.
tor the appointmentlcf'
i‘ifl". b: ”it re:
. 1, ‘ u:-°,§$,,;.’,¢,' ‘y‘flul'o. feature being a beautiful birtli’
. . , c .
chided
the many local properties which had
been purchased from time to time.
BURPRWI ON MR. OOHNTT.
tart-Ills Frlsnlls.
Mr. Schlittl' birthday.
secret.
and at once made the guests at home
Music was furnished by ‘illss ,,
Holman at the piano; John lies 3
At 11 o‘clock berseant Thomas lluae.
flphlltt with a.
Several other presents of a coil
naturewors. also received, sitar will
where a lunch was served, the
dim“ ,'
decora . with thirty candlslels’ilb
bar or r. tichlitt's years. 1
Wilson secured the lucky. loco»
taming the ring. ‘
sic and an o'clock
fill?“ all declaring it‘ll:
M,
Till MW. RIUNI‘
u “1019"! annual «snuggle fl
Connecticut Volu tear _ .
which a number or Norwslhl. .
World" iitd‘ “the
a. I
* » will beheld at 11 do ‘
New gunfire shore dinner will sol
The transaction involves the sale“?
0 e
"street railways of Connecticut, includa much of anything
lug systems in the cities ‘of New Lon-
don, New Haven, Bridge ' rt,‘Norwioh,
Stamford. Hartford, Wi limentlc and
othertowns in Connecticut together
with lines running into New. York . ,
state and Rhode island and numerous arise from Little Ferry, N. 5., burst in
lines in Massachusetts,~ineiuding sys- upon them together
tems in the blties‘of Springfield and dance. and“
The legislative committee on street
railways and street railroads, to which for the interference
Governor
Guildfs manage and a draft of a bill
r the control of Manila-
chus‘stts street our systems, advised placed under arrest
that the legality of the New Haven
wenty-. road's holdings in Massachusetts be
President Mellon, of the New York. by Schanall.
ggw Haven andteélatrltford Railroad
' mpnny, pro as at the noon -
Bl“ t° return to the p‘rade' The tion of trolley companies in the state
had at all times been in conformity
with the Massachusetts iaw,but he an-
pounced that no more purchases
would be made until the legality of
the purchases already made had been With MI Mile!”-
The sale of the numerous street car
systems at this time anticipates any
court action which may have been con-
templated by the law department of
the commonwealth. Attorney-General
Malone is away on a vacation, and it
was said at his oillce today that dur "I“ be induced he?
in: his absence no comment would be
made regarding the sale or the railway
NEW HAVEN, \Aug. ld.-Accordlng
to the last report of the railroad com-
missioners of Connecticut. the Conselh
mum dated-Iallway Company, the holding
' company of the electric propertlessof
inhaler '. Mil
mgdms‘limd‘hm‘g’u’flrfi all as
, Yr. ”m of tracksge. in addition, the steam
' road controls the Hartford Street Rall-
uway. Company, under the original con
porste name, of eighty miles, a num.
ber of lines in western Connecticut
continuous to New York state, which
were operated under a holding com-
pany, and recently it bought the Tor-
,rington and Winchester Railway Com-
gas and electric plants which were tall-
en over when local roads were pur~
The charter of the road was based
upon that granted Years ago he the
Eastern
Popular Member of Court lglarrult lo-
fPA‘daalM (gourt 33"“,th 10:, if.
c ., reayno for avng 0V "
times, added another to their long list. the “v9 stock. I.”
I‘ll?” “"hll. 'El‘°r'io"i'3.‘.' 1mm:
rysrong, u Iranian ,. .
surprised William J. ensue. u bolus I m a m mu"
Mrs. Bohlitt, the popular past chief
companionr of thsMCirgrfilvrtu in the
0 say r. it was our-
prlsed, expresses it but mildly, but be properly. Valentine
proved himself equal to the occasion
i‘.‘
the guests passed into the dining room. ,
: Altar therepast the was “112:”.
r night. and reminded *ldr. still i .’
they would .not forget his hill-W m
other birthday analyser. , , ,3 , ‘
Couple W
and She Says.
Hollis
brute, and a hired
central ii
lug traced his wife
nail thrill luself
tragedy might have
' Mrs. Sensual!
Hendrle.‘ and are
Hackensack (N. J.)
Warrants sworn out
and arriving there,
L
ton Tuesday night.
all her money purc
upon her, and that
is ill health a good
quently. and tried
against her.
"Besides tailingca
ll? of eighth" told.
day. Every minute
care of myself.
about three months.
farm. i asked him
so. i rrowed
together. Valentine
Stain
. vacatfssaarrs
use amiss lesson on titanium armor
1 m
overused in
Bruid—ellenlcsfiieailoasldtl
and iswclsl’romlisw lei-ac
A husband who says he was wrong- 00"”
ed. a wife who calls her husband a
‘ res in a dramatic scene.
Tuasdqn ‘ lit, in the little cottage of
Mrs. Harry King, in Newton.
Juliusfichsnall, the husband, hav-
transport of rage, Sella.
tried. to choke his life out or him. But
Hendrie snd‘l’ollceman Hickey, of
Stamford, who were with Scbanall, a
and Oberlee were
its accused his wife of
stealing lid: of his money and some
Jewelry, and he charges Oberlcs with
stealing the attention of his wife and
inducing her to leave him. ‘
The Schanalls were married in Ben
lln, nineteen years ago, and they have
a son eighteen years old. who lives W“
They have been in
this country over twelve years. Bohr,
nail has a farm at Little Ferry. a vil- the oil
loge near lisckensack, and Charles 9°“
went to work for him on the farm in
May. He charges that the farm hand
spent a gooddeal of his time working -
on Mrs. Schauall‘s susceptibilities, and
home about August 1. Bcbsnall traced
the luggage of the couple to Stamford,
liceman McMahon about his troubles: ,
McMahon ascertained that Charles and
tire. Schansll occupied a furnished ,
apartment in that city until-Thursday ; y '
or last week. and then moved to Nore-
ton. The facts were re
lice Sergeant Nevins, an "Ni called is
Deputy Sheriff liendrie. Taking Po-
liceman Hickey and Schaonll along.
the deputy sheriff drove over to Nero
couple without‘dliiiculty. ,
Mrs. Schall‘illl said that she left her
husband and his house because of per:
sistent ill-treatment on‘his part. She
denied stealing his: or anything else
. from gamiandfsge said that lhfi‘wsaii‘ll
I d 9 wth reo‘o erownfreew. e
. n a ditlon to the prince lines the an?“ if?“ sta tomien t ‘3‘!”ng Sheri-
en re. coverng t e lstory 0
her married life, which was replete a:3~g:w::¥momenr a:
with instances ct alleged cruelty on ‘ on an
the part of the hudband. She said he
drank heavily, and they quarreled con-
tinually; that once he had threatened
Railway, which operated in the ex» ”9’ with ' pistol. “d she Md him
trams northeastern part of the state. ”Mt“; that '59
and which had charter rights of re-
markable scope. The charter of the
Consolidatedhltailway Company was
amended at t 9 last session of the gen-
era ping a farm; that the care of the farm
‘ “Emu“ ”mm" n m mm” and its live stock fell almost entirely
turned to Germany, bu , after a period
of two and a half years, she was in
duced to return to him; that he used
husband repeatedly she was unable to
do the work, he made no start to come
to bar relief: that be abused her fro
had to do all the housework for a ram.
and prepare four or five meals every
occupied with the work. and there wai
so much of It I seldom could do it up
and he told me the best tiling i could
do was to leave my husband and take
He worked for us
of August, he decided to leave our
my husband gave me to get a woman
in I. post speech ell behalf of the brim iii N" York. V” went "" Mitchell.
to rd, so we came here. In the first piles, their idea is be
cured work in Newton. and we went
climb “1mm? enthalpy “I.” mung
non, my u . an on want
accustom ,, curved front
, . i
. .
. ' sni , .
”'xglgwillngebaid on u
. . . I I 3 I - 3
as whilst! MIN eta 1‘ ll. ._
ulna. ‘0 "’ Mad
autonomous“. J
ill ~ all
lioroion.
‘ ‘ Ii ll .’
llllblllllll '3 ‘ ware?‘§gh
dent; Dow,
. flu.
comps '
f .
also who hasn't
tony. were the
a
and Valentine 0b-
at the King resi-
upcu Oboriee,’ and
of Deputy Sheriff
been enacted.
by Deputy Sheriff
being held for the.
police oilicials, on
there against them
by thd
us
to leave her happy
Tuesday, told, Po-
rtedioPo
and located the
climas « “r
Hartford Railroad Company.
I him and re-
mains and equiv a. neonate.
although she was
deal and told her The Norwalk oily
number of changes
to turn their son
-.“ in pollco'oourt,
: n with lnclb
”bald in 01.000
. you.
Wood. vlcopresl-
om general trans
Newborn-s. ills-
of the disorders
attempts of, the
a double fare to,
.oondictlng court
whether or not the
, ’ more than live
They
Teddy he
. before himself
t charging them
‘ productive at
* . ,h pleaded not
that of their coun-
put over until to-
gglnbothaln or~
3".
”batman announced
t be will issue
" .the people to
order pending the
Company to issue
Saturday night,
nation mode by Mr.
President Calder
, iyn Rapid Transit
~ . n3.:istlgroposedewh to
a per-
’ .. t taro. Should
g-tha railroad com-
Supsrlslmimu bison ult-
cilell Pays a lilalt to This
Town. and mum Willi
Members of Board of Coss-
lt now looks as "better things are
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent
of Depots liltollsll dropped into the
city and held quite a. conference with
Councilman Charles B. Dllworth, who
the recast movement to re-
ousat the company to improve condl.
tiona at the depot. Councilman James
'1‘. Hubbell. Henry Iathels and Charles
Idayor Charles 1... Glover
was not a member of the party,-owing
to the fact that be was not in the
business and of the city at the time.
fathers made Sup
srintendent littoral Iouualntod with a
which they.con.
sidered would be expedient and be
voiced his entire approval of them and
re or in... farm m “I addition «For um it would be
Hrs. Bcbansll, "l a "l”! 3004
That meant that
d in the morning.
over the Rim stunt tunnel.
of my time V“ ldr. Mitchell informed the
was good ‘a me.
lately takes up.
and, on the am
ifahslh would (tlalze to
an e agree 0 a .
m. and. with u ”it: ‘
sluts
used to work Ill
“0 00- tear outfall of the rssem
on the Wall street or
the sprouts sailboat
3m}; present V
and build init- flo-
aNo awoken.
WW”
close a mmmm
1- _ ” , in?
muss,
udaoa Cable and Ml“ E“,
chasm iii M
Council recommended some
extensive changes to ldr.
have s ara‘
hassle bits“
ing to erect a shed on
35:2?th to {atoning-rage;- in
as no i ng loin
their: in inclement weather. tits at-
tsntlcn was also drawn to the covering
city on-
clais that while he could not olllelally
Inform them that the changes would
take place, he could almost positively
say that the matter would be immed-
A. ll. thiey. sup-
erlntsndsnt cloths New York Division.
had intended to come to Norwalh to
look over the situation but was unable
do so because of the New Haven
rtlticns
and mass one it waiting room. wit a
W we more.“ ,,,m-«- mm~m
twosntoancaa ‘ _..,'
, Mindset ' ‘
. unused
i.
l
.i'
.llonilddllilll
: ‘llotpltai Addition
home.
at the gathcrl
at least‘ 1,500.
At 12 o'clock exercises were held
countryman made addresses.
piano.
chapter.
The enjoyment
‘ Temple
hormundsr the‘eonduotership of lead
qu'somss ism
of the old people.
gates,
ed over by the managers and commit
bee. it was thought that a hospital
bu‘lildi‘n
on o
to be ‘0
of an addition to the north
toddlsetlnlengthhydd
the building. The ilrst door would be
used for the eatargsm
leg room. whichds much needed. The
sewndloorwouldbeusedssthehos—
pltal, supplemented with the present
ward inlmary. About tweniyrdvs pa-
tients could be accommodated. The
third door would be used for addi-
of tile proposed hospital.
The board of managers and the coin-
mittss will further consider the mat.
tar September ll. . The subcotdmlltee
llllll MD” to
the oral oomnu .mws you “i a " ' vss.
(the delegates of the page» who Wile-ta cleaned afiWd be
rapist at the next annual greed lodge
fission lnNaw Haven ln-lsnusry. M
nits action may then be taken:
The committees in charge of the
day comprlsad~ths following:
amusements—Bennie 3'. Turn-
er. John 0. Rowland, Frank w. liar-
m David ii. Ailing. a. Hall.
If. King and if. . Crawford.
w
.l'rim sad
and
‘. For its Construction on
" " ’ walks and the a tin ' tl lth
‘ fW’muY H“ considerabl fazggec'l‘bellxggs 2: [villas-
lonual listing at lisiiluuiord ggl‘gmi‘mr r. to lease u... m-
~Bsauiilul Weather and mm of u. ,
Fill. Programme—Plans lfll' Emit on leased ground, as it would
A large number of Masons with their
families and members of the Order of
the Eastern Star went to Walliusford
yesterday from all parts of the state
to attend the celebration of Grand
figs: :53] 3'21: “fiz'glcelggm oil beat, wllll Theodore Olsen's Cap-
anniversary of the dedication of the
it was an Ideal day and may took
advantage of the beautiful Wm” to Grace 'l‘.. and Tom Quinlan will enter
visit the home as well as enjoying a
nicely arranged program of premises.
Plans for the building of the hospital
addition to the Masonic home was the
principal matter of interest considered
as. The attendance was
The morning hourswers spent in established tea route in Norwallt and
looking about the houses and grounds. vicinity. 900d chance for hustler. All-
Prayers were altered by Rev. Franklin
Countryman, of Stony Creek, former
associate grand chaplain. The address
of welcome was by Henry 0. Warner, larse “11“"!!!th P0001 in first ”1““
president of the home. Grand Master locality.
Benjamin F. Turner, or Middleton. Must be very reasonable.
responded. Mrs. Ellie Lines Chapln, of Mrs. 8. id. Baker, Noroton Heights.
Pine Meadow. grand matron of the Dr. '
recollect a dou- der of the Eastern Star, and Rev. Mr
will be redeemed
live cents each,- or
For the vocal number Mrs. Thomas self generally useful amend kitchen;
accepted for one
Peers, of Wellingtord, presided at the good wages. Apply at once. Clifford
At the close of the exercises a box
luncheon was furnished by Mispoh
Chapter, 0. E. 8., the committee on for child it 1-2 years old. Only those
serving being all members of that willing to give good care need apply.
During the afternoon a reception was
held on the lawn by the grand officers FOR Gm
of are a. r. and a. M...the olbcers of housework. Apply at West fit. all 8!
the Grand Chapter 0. ll. 8.. and the
the day was much
.gn cad by an concert number. ‘jy. wry of the Paul “DOWN“? Com.
‘ en, uri the afternoon by the Sphinx my. Kristi 81.. Nor-walk.
llbond, thirty-pieces. of Hart-
At the, my usual mean“ of in. man to deliver goods on an establish-
llaaonlc Charity Foundation it with
voted a.“ m. grand master be m. horses and wagon; reference required.
quested to call a meeting of the dele- Addmn Jones. we Sentinel 001°0-
one from .each lodge in the ‘
retaliate! controls; the author of‘ a
cap or e Ollie. e meetng
was held in limb and a sulrclmmittee be: and cow mirrors- Apply at 8°“
chosen. The sub-committee recently "11 3°! 00-. m Non-ll. ‘7
met at the holes with the board of ,
manager-a An architect was present.
The buildings and grounds were look-
oouid be best provided for by tile manicuring. Hair Dressing and bias
main building, the addition in Washington St. has closed her par-
fest in width. and to be three stories at their homes. 'l‘sl. call me. bliss
high, to correspond with the rest of Rider's ,Hslr Tonic will be on sale at
out of the din- '0"! and Bridge Pharmacies-
tlousi rooms for inmates. increasing W -
the capacity or the home by lvlenty- 3".“ ‘ M 1'“. m are alive.
dva Blue prints have been prepared W ,
9? ill! lllllfSEMEll
, Fund (“2.500 lay halialsed
Leased Land in Norwalll
M
Norwalk and South Norwalk horse—
men are new interested in a project to
form a stock company and build a rac-
ing track somewhere near The Nor-
mewhel-e on the one
we, and construct the
o too expensive to buy land for. such
a purpose. but it is believed a track
could be built for 32,600 which would
answar all the requirements. Alive.
cater of the plan have already guaralr
tatzdkto purchase quite a block of the
a c .
Yesterday there was some.good
trotting on the not Norwoill speed-
way. W. F'. Cogswell'a Nelelsie came
lain a close second. ,
Tomorrow.‘ David Jenks will race
Belden Boy, Gil Stevens will race
Three C's. The New Canaan stud and
the Simon stud will also have a few
brushes. .‘
L WANTED. .. .
WANTED—A KAN 'ro HANDLE
. dress P. 0. Box 708, Bridgeport, Conn.
aid at
WANTED—TWO EMAIL 03 ONE
Owner living on premises.
Address
aid lit
WANTED—A MAN TO MAKE HIK-
Hotel once. aid 3t
WANTED—WOMAN T0 CARE
Address 8., Sentinel.
WANTED—Gilli.
all it
woman-30“ AT THE FAC-
aifi‘dt
.mWANTlWAu. silicone ' f
. . 19%.th, L... *
The Income home at present has Rum ”MEN“? (30%“ ' '
78 inmates, as or whom are women. walk.
There is but one child at present.
There are many, applications for ad- ,
mission pending, but the horn. is now either in store or once. Good grammar
sued to its utmost capacity. lore school education.
room is urgently needed. The chil- Sentinel.
dron's building Is now used for some
aid at
Address ll. E. care
“5 3t
GOOD WARM
WANTED-A
ed route and understands the care of
lib 3t
PROMO)!“
- wuss HARM“ I. lion, WHO
for a number of years has conducted
sage parlors in United Bank Building.
lore and will bananar wait on pail-one
Dawson’s. and at the Clif-
sl 1m
, amam.
the Hiding
.....M.,.r.-~.w.... .M.......~W.var w
calcareous."
aims. isle-w, «- Nomlll
Conn. seventy sass beastlfnl
Lots to suit Ill:
in 000 0.7WMI. “mg
a: ' M
3113le usurious.
read whs'nthe “theorems.
lispa’lrsloralimaileaef ruscesaad
Ill It
MRI. ANNII HRHAVII. I. sum
this It. loath . melt.
ing, ’alsrtrlcsl scalp mines: l
lull“!
women“...
than .
l
, - flame of Charles Gangwdrit.
weaved—mom) PAPER 8
Wl massage a specialty. Use Cabanas?
3‘". wines .llsll. \, c mills. in
"I“ ‘ HOW-John ll. Barlow and
binary . areas ,
l‘{RAGE"’CilVll’SE-jflfll‘il’fill
Mischa on Polissbuiiclali‘? ' “
datum Allf’illata‘ .
10m by tum
daring. r'Wllltlll "dove
Cannot Suppress ‘
'. ST; PETERSBURG. Ausust
era‘pf terrorism which the lighting:
ganisatlon'ot the Social Rev; ‘ “ »
declared immediately after. , , \
was dissolved, seems new to,
gun in earnest. From all f
empire the telegraph brings“ ‘
story of attacks on police ‘ ,. ~
all classes. accompaniedlu the l
ity of cases by plunder. '
revolutiohista are as ’
There is]. veritable “fl
rrom'the Viltula to the-
tier. Alinost myopic!
tion were reported early is .
The Novas Vremya today heads
of murders end other drills “‘
The resumption of terrorls,
WQIWIWOYBHHNI o. .,
government more diluent sud do
the prospects of the mount 3‘ ‘ ,
in accomplishing anything fiin'tli ‘ '
recital: of an amelioration of; ‘
(Continued on' Fourth ruse.
, LEGAL NOTICES»
SOLVENT series.
‘Dls't'rlct of Norwalk, ea, Prohnta
Court. August a, A. 1)., 1901. '
Norwalk in said district, deceased.
.ll‘he, Court of Probate for the
trial of Norwalk, hath limited slid.
lowed six months from the date
for the creditors of said estate
hiblt their claims for settlement.
who sealant to present their: .
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n'a store. , il‘lfidsr .,
warden if moms left . .
Lawton, 80 Main it, Be. Norfolk. ,
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West St. and trol Jar, 0
or from, Noroton, " ll
pilllhbslet with“. . .mm
on y rows adult“
to. lira. William Iathews.flil
Lear—cu reason. = '-
Bouth Norwalk ststion and ‘
a sum of money. -. "Mndsr‘ . . . -
same to this oidos will receive
oral reward. ,. '.
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masAfurnlshed. It. C. Thompson, in two Illa
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