DRESS GOODS
:3 all: the new shadow effects and
If
7 Ale Henrietta. SergaI. VoilingI, Al
batrou, Granite Cloth. Venetian. Mo-
hairs and Brilliantines in" all would
,ILAOK 000 “Y.
, 1'
E Kiwi
40 and 47 Will” ”it OM
MIhIokImo HotII lloek,
until Nomlk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk aha Vicinity—Fair
and cooler tonight. Thursday fair.
The storm that passed over this vici-
nity last night is now Central near
Nantucket. Cloudy and stormy Weath.
er continues in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and New England.
Snow was reported from Michigan and
Northern Ohio Freezing telnpelatu-,
res were reported as far south as
Southern Kansas. and as far east as
lllinois and Michigan. Heavy frosts
were reported as far south at Memphis
Tenn Conditioas favor for this vici-
nity clearing with colder weather,
with frosts tonight and Thursday
night.
Frank Finnegan is having his resi-
dence at 22 Havlland street repainted.
Mrs. Harold F. ‘ Clarke. of High
street. has returned home from a visit
of a week in Danbury.
-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Goodwin, of
Haviland street, have gone to Philav
deiphla to visit for a Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Walz and
daughter Florence have gone to Brook-
lyn to visit for a time.
..._..
William COWperthwait. of South
Norwulk, has resumed his position as
bell boy at the Hotel Clifford.
Assistant Cashier Wilfred Bodwell,
of the City National Bank. went to
Providence yesterday afternoon, for a
Inlet stay.
W. H. Doyle. of the firm of Flynn
& Doyle, the Bantam carriage makers
was the guest of Alden Soiluans, Sun-
day, in South Norwalk.
—Any skin itching is a temper-tes-
ter. The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Dean‘s Ointment cures pi-
les, ecezma—any skin itching. At all
drug stores.
Hrs. T. H. Foster and Mr. and Mrs
George F. Bonteliier. of 77 Town Hill
avenue. Daubury. and Miss Jennie Olm-
stead. of Norwalk. have gone to Belle
island to spend a week.
Frederick Pltzer, of Stuart avenue,
who has been critically ill of typhoid
fever. now shows considerable im-
provement. Last week it was feared
that he could not survive.
State Treasurer James F Walsh has
caused to be printed the military com-
mutation tax blanks which are to be
sent to the selecimen of the 108 towns
in Connecticut in November.
Masons are at. work at the Franklin
street school. They have erected a
scaffolding around the brick chimney
in the rear of the building with the
intention of repoiuting the top portion.
Congressman llill will address the
V0li‘l‘ii of the Nillill and Tenth Dis-
tricts in St. Paul's parish hall. Bridge.
port, Friday evening. The Republi-
can candidates will be present. and
probably the Tippecanoe chorus.
_—~
Children eat, sleep and grow after
taking llolllstcr'a Rocky Mountain Tell.
Brings rosy cheeks, laughing eyes.
good llculth and strength. A tonic
for sickly children. Tea or Tablets.
215 cents. Plaistcd's Drug Store.
Dcpuiy Sheriff 0. W. Hendrio, went
to Albany. yesterday with requisition
papers for Joseph Mcndicino. who is
being held in tho Tombs. New York.
on a charac of burglarising thel resi-
dence of Miss Catherine Bliss of New
Canaan.
The funeral of ilnvid B. Casey. for
over thirty years employed by imma-
bllry, Malhcwaon & Company. and a
warn pcl'aonel friend of the late Ito-
Vl'll'iol George id llounsbury. was held
this afternoon from the Methodist
Epimopnl Church. in Ridgellold
Clara Allen. of Norman: was arrest-
nd by Oihccr ll‘oioy last. evening, on
complaint of CharlaI ’Vuono: proprie-
tor of a saloon in Pacific street. She
had taken several drops too many,
and was making a disturbance at Mr
Vuono‘s place.~8tamford Advocate
Mr. and Mrs. id. Iiubbell lioichkias
and daughter Miss Gertrude ll. Hatch-
kias will leave Norwalk on October 10.
All has been their. cilItom for some
time they will spend the winter in
the Smith. They will have an auto-
mobile shipW’doim to them.
PILIO CUIID ill 0 To 14 DAYS.
rAzo OlN’l‘MlNT is guaranteed to
cure any case itching. Blind bleed.
ina or Protrll *3 Piles in 0 to it
iiilyn or money; e.funded 500.
m.....
Iuv sunny 4,33%”; ,
l .72 -l I '*
Silllliil Susan
GOVERNMENT INIPIGTID.
Public bill
a lens tum Irma
A sATlsrAcrosv TONIC
may be dlffic'ult'to find. Your one may
be peculiar. HIVI no hesitation in say-
Ina, however, that our proper-wort of
. Baal. Wine and Iron
will prove just the thing your system
requires. it cleanses the blood.
strengthens the nerves. improves the
appetite.
The ingredients are of high quality
and mixed in the right proportions to
give excellent results.
50c THE BOTTLE. ,
hill. ll. lieliel] ,.Jl’
Drought.
8 North Main street. Tel. 020-45
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store
Frederick E. Lockwood, of Norwalk.
is on abualnesa trip to New York to-
day.
An electrical storm which broke
yesterday afternoon came as a sudden
surprise. Several bolts oi" lightning
were equal to thoae of mid-summer.
but so far as could be learned. the
electrical fluid did no damage in Nor-
wal .
Mattie Wilson. the four-yenr-oid
daughter of George Wilshon. a. cab
driver, is ill of diphtheria at her home
in Popp street. Sprlngwood. Tile case
is under quarantine. it is quite severe.
but the patient is now doing well.
There is a second case of diphtheria in
Haviland street, in the City of South
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles L. Barker are
planning an automobile trip to Boston,
Newburyport and other points in Man-
sachusetts. and were to have started
start will be made today and Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Prowltt will accompany
them. Mr. Barker will combine bust
been with the trip.
Electrician King W. Mansfield. is ex.
perllnenting with a new kind of sign
to be used on trolleys to show the den.
tination of the cars. The signs are con
structed so as to be placed on the
front end of the hodd of the car and
at night they will be illuminated One
of the Norwalk cars will be equipped
with the sign in order to test them.
in; remedy ever offered suffering hu-
manity. Cures indigestion, constipa
tion. headache. stomach disorders
That's what Hoilister‘s Rocky Moun
tain Tea will do. Tea or Tablets, 36
cents. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
E. Sliby. the Syrian missionary. left
South Norwalk today for New Bri-
tain. where he was called by Rev. Ozo
re 8. Davis, pastor of the South Con-
gregational Church. to settle some dif-
ficulty between the Syrians in that
place. He expects to icturn to The
Nerwallls next month. when he will
give lectures in some of the churches
A class in Mission Study is being
organized in the Epworlh imigue. of
the First Methodist church under the
direction of L. H. Shaw. The members
of the Department of World Evangu
llsm. which has the matter in charge
will meet at the close of the Prayer
mucllng tomorrow night and report
progress made in securing students.
No sickly women or weak men will
over regret inking lldllistor's llook)‘
Mountain Tea. Its brought happi-
ness to thousands of homes. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Plaisted's Drug
Store.
'Mrs. M. R. Bennett. who has been
spending a number of weeks at but
old home in New York state. will
leave Friday. for Norwnill, and will
be mm. in New York by Mr. Bennett.
They will return to Norwalk, Sutur-
duy. Mr. and Mrs. liennott will prob-
ably take up their residence. at least
for the time being, at the Mahackemo
‘Hotol. ,
M
George E. iliuloy. of Hartford. arriv-
wiih one of the 1907 models of four-
cylinder Columbia automobiles.
prototypes of which tire owned in Nor-
wlnk by the Messrs. Mossmau and
Mrs, lludlinc ill. Raymond. The 1000
car was rated at 24- 28 horsepower but
additional power has been given til!
new car. Among the. principalloihor
differences are the lengthening 01 the
wheel base and tho increase in the
also of the body. changing the appear
Inca ‘of the machine condiderahly. but
sinking a handsome dlltili Another
feature in the new mixture device. two
carburetors now being used. It is an
dersiood that several of these cars are
slawd to come to ,Norwaik.
E. T. Scallop. Providence: John J.
Allen. A. W. Lloyd. G. W. Smith. F. E.
Willams. William W. Tracy. Mr. an
Mrs. John McMuIlen. W. W Mit-
iin. G 8 lacwenthal, I. W. Smith.
R. 5. Horses. Pearl-av Mack. Thelma
Mchbbin.T .Mnrlrsiiiie. 0 C. Mitch.
William Militliill'iy.” A.i.udwi
l. Greer new You. MIN
Elisabet N. J.: 09030 8n. Willis. '1‘.
11 Palmer. New Haven; A. E. Win
cheater, i. H. Nash. J. is. Wale. Smith
Norwaik; A. N. Lawton. Torringion:
0.11. Noble. New Milford: iii. Dinney.
Hartford; J. W. Billiomi. Port Chester;
Clinton A. Williams. James; Cit; Joe
9911 ”wright Wounsockilt )1. Mr.
and Mrs Charles K Halter. it. 0 Bar
ion. North Granville. N it; E C.
Scaverns Bolton. were guests yester-
day It the Hotel Clifford
yesterday, but the rain prevented. The.
Greatest tonic and strength 'prodilc- ‘
ed ill Norwaik yesterday ‘sfternoon.,.
1900 .
11 PRICE.
i
F 33. . ,
fill. M ii ' we
0 ye v room In!
rail-f iv ' ‘38: CmMineI
be hu 5 m I.“
Illa hIIdIchI. '1‘th have Iatinl Inna hila
(Juneau do what you "command 1 «a to do. I
five you the privilege of {club '
icknamflflulnrfltuw. “team
:3: ‘ ‘ 4
Allw‘ii‘lfiilawflds
MN your nonuvb
Hit.
uliii'l'if‘ Allah "still: Ian:
M
Ill-arc Kips normalise.
L. P.‘ Turnsy, of Brill sport, Heads LlIt
* ‘ -—Laoal Man noun.
moonarowu Oct. 10 —-The fol '
lo‘lving officers were chosen at the state
Knights of Pythias convention yester-
y: C. C. l. P. Tufney, of Bridge-
rt. 0. V. C. C. J.Mitchell. of New
ritaih: G. P. J H: George. of Salis-
bury: C. K. R. 8.. Horace 0. Case. of
‘artford: M. of 10., W. "N. Potter. of
lllimantic; M, of A.. H. D. Stanton. of
New London; I. 0.. 1... iii. Jacobs. of
New Haven; 0. 5.. David Miller, of
Waterbury; supreme representative.
William J Fuller, of New Haven;
grand trustee. J A. Wignall. of Bridge-
port. Mr Cases salary was raised to
81'. 200. Sixty- -nine past chancellors
todk the grand lodge degree. The
grand officers of Massachusetts and
Rhoda Island ware present and made
addresses. In the afternoon the oili-
ccru were placed in their chairs.
llSilupaihu.
DR. JEROME D. WlRT,
Osteopathic Physician,
n Isaacs Place.
Norwalk. Conn.
Phone. ,
Graduate of the A. '1‘. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy. at Kirks-
ville. Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
.._, v
.. .,
Harry E. “Crane,
+EAélléa '
> - Violin sandals. Guitar.
(Private pupil 3 yeIrI with it. H.
HIrtmann, New England ConservaOi‘y
01' Nude. Bolton. MIII.). will start
aim in Math NorwIik. 12 yAIrI
anchor. OpIclI‘l terms to first five
studying. Clan limited. RIguiIr pa.
pilI’ recitIlI. Mandolin club to form
It once. AddrII to
304 FAIRFIELDI cgvs. BRIDGEPORT,
Whu Not Bull Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are bocom.
ing scarccr every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes for
sale and can make the tennis and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8: 00.,
INCORPORATED.
ii HIIInId Avenuc. Io. Nomik.
HOYT’S THEATRE
FRIDAY. OCT. 12.
BILLY B. VAN
in the New
[BRAND IOY.
The ScIIon'I Best Laughing Event.
A Brind New allow.
Book by Geo. Totten Smith.
Lyrics by Carl Hand.
HEAR THE POPULAR GONG HlTe.
akidoo.
Love lI A Wonderful Thing.
Take I Roll With Me.
Nan".
Holding Hands.
Jolly Little Johnnie: It the stage
Deer.
Prlcu ................ 250, 50¢, 75c
First 4 flows in Orchestra $1.00
HOYT’S THEATRE
THURSDAY NIGHT. OCT. 11.
E. i. CARPENTER
Presents
ThI mutant of All wchtern DrImII
AT cant lPPLE OI“ “K.
“(H Bald.
Tito Colitis Ami 'of'thl military in
HID
Out-in thI action '$07 the II I Io-
little! 'will be intruducod pbyy M?”
DUPII II MAGGIE MAION and LlT«
TL! MAY IDDY II TATTO.
.. 169.200, 80o, 00¢
HOYT’S THEATRE
IATURDAY. 0070.!!! 13.
ATINII ANO NiOHT,
”n..
William VITAOHAPH COMPANY, i
With TitIir FamouI Moving PicturII
Ind illustrated longI.
Ill—Th0 TiliIVII of Paris.
. iii Rewarded Honesty.
ThI RIjIh'I GIIitIt or The host
Mi 0.
4‘7le Cat Gama Dick
giant the Office Boy OIW tho IIII
GMTHIHS ALL NEW-50
MATINII .... ..... ....10ollidloo
I'll
to
”ultimo ....... 10o, zoo and 30°
Masha '
IOTWHD T0 RESIGN.
#3...—
V thnil flotilla Wflohlleotiqut Will Icon
no...
Frederick Magus. for many years
Grand Scribe of 0 Ancient Order of
United Wor Of Connecticut is to
an that e no at the c singling
or
a sonic W be held this
1dit'izlctoiip'i' iii.
”lie is now 87 years of age an
tires with much honor, having led
the cities with lunch honor in the past
The Convention of the Connecticut
Grand hedge opens on Thursday the
disinteentb in the Mlddiesex buildin
and over three hundred delegates wii
be present.
Beside Mr. boatford several other
New Haven men are oflicers, and many
more delegates will attend. The om-
cers “‘3'
Patriarch
. Neatorlll. “wedge, Bridgeport Grand
High Priest. .
Marshall l. Smith. New Britain.
Grand Senior Warden.
Frederick, Boistord, New Haven.
Grand Scribe
William J. Borges, Stamford, Grand
Treasurer :
Mr. Bretilfeldsl'. New Haven. Grand
Junior Warden
Walter Pond New Haven Nowell
J. Bailey. Derby. Representative to
Grand lodge
E. B. Flatt, Chester, Grand Mar-
shall.
0. Herbert Peck. Hartford. Grand
Sentinel.
Joel It Hungerford.
Grand Outside nominal.
TWO FATAL CASES OF CHOLERA.
PARIS. Oct. 10.--A dispatch to the
chlsir from Rotterdam today announ-
ces that two cases of cholera have oc-
curred at Bloetebdaul and Oralauwud.
near there.
Cilll
Assessols’ Notice.
‘We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwullg. that they ale required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on Or before the let
day of November, 1000. a. written or
printed list, tinted. signed. and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October. 1006. Ila-
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel be-
ing separately described.
N. li.—-l.ists may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council R00
New Haven.
including October 15,1906. to and in-
cluding November 1 1906. said oifica
to be open from 10. 00 to 12: 00 o 'clock.
a. m.. and fro 2::00t05000'clock.
p in: on satul‘ ya from 7:00 to 0. 00
o'clock in the evening. and Thursday.
Nmember 1,1900, from 7. 00 to 9 p. m
Dated at the City of 811th Norwalk.
Conn. October 8 1906
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES
GEORGE H. vosnunon
. . Assessors,
flown: ‘
Assessots’ Notice.
We, the undersigned. hereby give
nolive to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either
of them, on or before the first day of
08 Hi
I 7
list. dated. signed. and mom to. of
all property owned by them on the
first day of October. 1906. liable to tax-
ation.
N. B.—l.ists may be returned to the
assessors, at the assessors' office,
Town Hall building. Norwalk. and at
the Council Room. ilavllsnd street.
South Norwalk, from and including
October 15. i906. to and including No-
vember l. 1006. said offices to be opon
from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock a. m.. and
from 2:00 to 5:00 o‘clock p, m.. all
and on Saturdays. and on November
1. 1906. from 7:00 llntil 9:00 o‘clock
in the evening.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn, October 3.
1908.
WILLlAM G. CROCKETT.
O. W. RAYMOND,
ISAAC SELLECK.
Assessors.
‘ “A Full all; of
Men’ s and 80115 suits
and. Furnishings
at Popular Prices.
ll GUTTUEB
n! no. MAIN or. so. NORWALK.
' unsure new appliances. ,
ill You Need a
Dililii Stile TillSE‘X‘
Pall?
vou «will not ob IITTIIHHAN A
OTIWAR‘T.
W! In Iii lure ibiI Ital/I will
fem ycin Wit “I Will siluvfdily In.
ad your mac, If!" I nienth'; "III.
If you wish lb
WI "who you to can. look Ind oom-
pare.
CASH 0N GHIDIT.
steam i all.
situations. flu.“
c.
in Washington semi.
mill «Milt. Oven.
”.4... s
Eugene F Weston. Hartford, Grand ,
Hav- '
iiand street, South Norwalk, from and .
Novembér.1906 a written or printed ,
days of the weak (Sundays excepted) -
NoworhSllinss itself,
For Isle by ChII. E. Dow, So. lion
walk, and Monroe 4 Pill to r. 0 iii
WILLIAMS “to
WEST NEWTON. Mass. Oct: 10.—
With the team championship decided
in favor of Williams; the goliln sin;
dents of six New England co‘leges
turned theimpttentlon today to the
contest for the individual trophy.
which was won last year by Oapp. 'of
Williams.
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rides and revolvers from two-fifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwalk Hardware 60.
39 Main St
. L. v..- . ... k..- M... w-..—
Dl WD W. R] YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalnm'.
10 North'MIln St. South Norwaik.
Incidence, 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at-houle, 134-2.
A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.
Stop in and let us try on one
of the new full slick coats, in
your size. and you 'are sure of
a true tit—~for every size is
graded into the smallest possible
variation of measurement.
Open Monday. Wednesday,
and esters" Bruises
fliiPfl DAVIS,
TAIIAD
CLO}?
HA II.
FUNNIIHIR.
IO Washington Itrut.
South Norwalk.
a fine line of hammerless guns from.
some uoawgfi GR A or coon
J A. HISLOP
. it“
we payers was As. ENTIRE LY To ma slipped-Illa 9F IrA- l
rLs Houaexs'spm‘e Goons. THE optimal; Anal] Lsnowflp '
1-H: mali’rv HobsEWIFE seclus To more ms MANYW
trams Nssnso. THIS I8 voun neutralsilma rims, Ann THII
31'an is our FOR A GOOD eHAns or vans coolness IY orna-
ma v'bb than VALUES As THE FOLLOWING:
iF iN NEED OF TOWELB A real loom damask linen. iii
BUY Now wide, clover leaf design. the 76a [in 0
Never too many towels in the house. at 590 yd.
They cannot always be bought at such 72 in half bleached loom damp
PM“! a! “059- i d‘esi , ver bcav unlit s
‘ 60 6031““ka towels.t illioze 3:19,,753m y y it y, W
“ml” ”‘- hey “9” ° 70 in. bleached table linen with
“ All linen unlileac .. stable tow-
ex'vame 1110 each, for 12%,, each. Eggnyglvgrk border, value 760 yd. tor
a have usi. secured a few more -.
or those real Russian crash towels, BUY BED SPREA95 NOW.
to sell for 17c each. Every item of bed spreads Offered
An" extra large and heavy weight I“ this ad. is priced at a liberhl ro-
hemmed bath towel, special for 26c duction from normal prices. There
such; should be some busy bed surest! buy-
YOUR TABLE LINEN ing in this store during the next few
_ OPPORTUNITY. days.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to dou-
‘ bllng our linen sales—Thus:
ha in. unbleached damask, for 25¢
yard.
62 in unbleached damask, a 590
. grade, at 50c yd.
Medium weight honeycomb had- ,
spreads, just a few remain, for 89.0..
A very heavy grade of crlb apt-elicit.
value 31 26 for $1.00. .,
Extra large size and heavy weight 43'.
bed spreads. handsome designs and
line weaves, at. $1.50.
Umbrellas
’ Umbrellas are as necessary in a way as bread and butter.
We buy our umbrellas direct from the manufacturer and for this role
son can give you the very best values on the market at the lowest prices.
Our dollar umbrella in 26 in. and 28 in. sizes is a great winner, and can he
had in a good variety of handles.
N.E.RYAN&CO.
‘86 Washington“ St.. _.So Norwalk.
Telephone 474.
M. 8. SMITH 8r COMPANY.
WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Look at the Specials.
Outing Flannels, Flannelcttes, Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortables.
, Lace Curtains.
. Hosiery and Undertvear ‘ =
Window Shades, Curtain Rods and Police, Oil Cloths; Etc.
M. s SMITH. a COMPANY
g3“! asnmgton Street. South Afloywnlkc!“
Coal! Coal !
There are numerous kinds of Coal. OURS IS THE GOOD KIND—ALL
HEAT, N0 WASTE.
'irv a ton and be convinced. The proof of the coal is in the burning,
PROVE DUES.
ran HARRIS scans courAN
WOOD. HAY OATS. GRAIN AND STRAW.
.‘i
d
lene 690. ______, W... 68 wflf,.S.TflUTH NORWALK-
Concrete, Asphalt. Cement. .
_ Gravel, <
Blue Stone Walks Laid”.
Curb Gutter and Poms. Set
NOTICE 1
MRS. nlllov
Has received a calload oi
fine heavyhlloll and (leach
‘ horses.
x." c ’ \‘t l. .
and they can be seen al'
woaolwanh
Stables ill Coils helm
A Jack Giulia Trades
“hills: lime in
«Mum stroll
Insmrlghunswllonlwn
MAGMI: chandler.
"sum
West Plow [Molasses
‘ it'll? Wealth. Hint?
quail‘WM-a" V w
'W‘WiI
Homer 8. Hoyt,
‘I'IinilenI III-nil.
Room 1 Scanningg‘pliciau Iuiidin
In ”0&0 Ian” I.
“W“ seem a It “wraith“
111::- “Hours. k11:l§,iilliH;
30m, "flu. PDH
in motion or catanh of the bronchial ill!
Alum r
Forced to sell the entire Itock below cost fbr the benefit of the ,
Creditors. ‘
i
i
hThis Sale commences Ito-day and willllut :14 “lot dancing.
It t e "
THE rant oLbAK a. sun arena.
68 WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALK,
Make” no Minsk e in the Admtfi "
Psi
Is there than a cough; it is a deep-“I
lungs-allied to asthma and the most
«Iourco of consumption. It bafliu all schoolii” .
medicine, and. cough cures, loaded with
ratios are worthless and harmful, aeolian ‘
- internally only. ever did or ,
fill! it BALM, the germicide :, T
cam, alone has triumphed in every case don.
Mldmovmihmsandnfl was ama in, ~
and,“ museum ”flagella every night. ‘ a:
'pcd flmmaonJinI the . 1 . » .
in
and ‘ of In so was thd ,
magi} a can. - I
or II. 00 We. keep
Whyiorafew hind nib “Ivanhoe
1710!“!!th of quick consumption. Ito ..
dammed... .. '
Norwalk Chronicler