t. ' I2.
Vail. the Voucher“
reclaim at 219 MY“
.hiotsgalil. Sign I.
to suffer with dyspepsia
, years m ”d I tried to
*npmyfoodalmostassooaas I
mind over: if this did not
also subject to attacks
”sh: headaches and p was
Ilse-Iliad to sit on some stoop
a! III:lunill the diaslu'ess left are.
trrrned sour shortly after est
* 7, il mite haves party of
. lot of this sour mass
Inner. '
a bottle of Dr. Richards Dys-
alheis about two atoning ago
began taking them. i shall: use.
has olfarins thanks for benefit re
(I‘M for after using our. three bottles
stile tablets I can honestly say that
r felt. better In my life. i must
do recommend this remedy to all
(in.
y t‘ Ilfnulflt IO? Dr Richards
0; Tablets. Boy “Richards"
Price 60 cents per bottle.
ll! 13!. Richards Dyspepsia Tab
Ion 53 Worth street. New
my on Iran socrarv.
v 8. A. ‘
Insomml' Pupsiey war he
one If the makers.
Tilers rt e must committee
. . to pilYe $33an or the Connecti-
" 9| ”Aloha; held yesterday
att s‘ Quinnipiac Club New
.' bowed that this year’s ban-
"society will be a very en-
The banquet will be
Slate! parse In flutters on
, XI. and President General
soothe national society will be
in the list of
yor W. 11', Henney. Chief Jus-
1:81 1391119111 and Speaker
Jonathan Trumbull of the
an: authorised to have the
diilon. to arouse the inter
issue of the town In its use
library.l .
stud that the society present
thither General Assembly so
be state to elect a monument
the raid on Danbury. Tireproposed.
- (Intifada cost about 98,000, the
,,tb:pay ouehslf..anrl the buluucc
eloed by the society and other
«citizens. .
members were elected as fol
Elijah Clark Sears of Canton,b
Myopia old and an original
' Rev. John De Pew Charles .i.
p ad Eugene 14.. Doolittle, Bridge-
vid Wiser, and Charles Henry
-,-Now’ Haven; Edward C. Haw-
,‘ legion; , Burton E. Moore
ted: Jonathan E Newton, Dur-
.O‘eorge increase Clapp and Hen
. 19.15. lace Hartford .
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HOW’S THIS? - .
One Hundred Dollars Re-
for any case of Catsrrh that can-
byE Hall a Catarrh Cute.
lid; 00., Toledo.0
.Iu'ndersignedo have known
Ohio» for the last 16 years, and
«hill! perfectly honorable In all
tronsnctlons. and financially
ochre Dnttggists. Toledo '0.
Catarrh Care is taken inter-
Price. 75c
. Sold by all druggists.
Family Pills for consil.
. the galleries.
.’ ntIlsehanonput in an at-'
. Appalachian and
posed lo’Fsresi Reserve
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WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-—it was a
decided shock and surprise to unoffic-
Iai Washington that a son of the
comely. 1 cal and learned Senator
Knox. or... onsylvnnia.“should devel
o atomistic strain was so very
rumba; unlike a» son of his father The
man; man last week cloned to Alex
andrla, Va.. just across the river from
Washington and was married to Miss
Bessie McCook. granddaughter of the
late Captain McCook, of the Navy, and
a member of the “Fighting McCook"
family of Ohio The bridegroom. Reed
Knox. is an assistant clerk to the Sea
ate Committee on Coast Defenses, his
s'alary being 91440 a yawn His (Bill,
or is chairman of this courmittec.’
When he heard the news, Senator
Knox with characteristic philosophy
admitted his surprise but said that it
seemed he had gained a charming
daughter- in law without huIlug to go
through the fuss of a conventional
wedding.
Senator Galiiuger furnished the ex.
case for an audible ripple of laughter
this week in the dignified Senate
Chamber. During the debate on tile
District of Columbia Street RlillWIly
Bill, Senator Burkelt was seeking to
compel the establishment of certain
service on a certain line and asked
Callinger If such III schema had
nolt been reported on iavoIablv by the
committee at the previous session.
'Yes,“ said Senator 7 (lulllngrlr.
promptly ‘1 know all about that“ It
was reported by the committee by u‘
majority of one when the committee
was half full."
There was au‘ audible snicker from
the senators. and a laugh ran 'round
Senator Galliuger did
not. attempt to explain what he meant.
nor did Mr. Burkett press the question.
The senator from New Hampshire
hails from a temperance slate and is
In tcctotailer himself,
Y An article in a certain’i’hlladelphia
newspaper called forth a caustic and
cxhaustice reply this week from Rep
resellintive Morrell, of Pennsylvania.
Rising to the highest possible prfvi-
lege,‘Mr. Morrell paid his respects to
the publication, which he claimed had
declared in an article that the efforts
put forth by the Pennsylvania delegn.
tion to obtain improvement of Penn‘
sylvania waterways were supine. and
intlurating that the delegation had
been more interested In helplngput a
scheme for- a neighboring state. He
declared the charges were absolutely
false. and said that the Pennsylvania
delegation was working primarily ill
the interests of the Keystone State
brrt that It did not lose srgnt of flu
general welfare of the' waterways of
the entire country. This spirit seems
to be animating the House of chl'e‘
soniullves in the consideration of the
rivers and harbors 0111. Rivers and
harbor appropriations have been taken
out of the realm of politics. and It is
reasonably certain that hereafter a
regular appropriation will be made
annually to permit of the prosecution
of development work. The National
Rivers and Harbors Congress has been
contending that 950, 000, 000 a year
should be voted by the national legis-
lature to permit of continuous work in
the future, and this contention Is find-
ing increasing backlog in both Houses
of Congress. .
Speaker Cannon is opposed to the
creation of a to ‘st reserve In the
bite Mountains. on
the ground that the land proposed to
be setuside has not been surveyed.
This bill bad the backing of the gov-
" ornors of all the New England states
and the endorsement. of practically ev-
ery southern congressman. As a re
are! New Building Law In-
duced in Legislature. .
the hills of interest and con
*worklngmen introduced at
his week. is one providing
tor the safeguarding of
y'all on buildings from dun
Iling from unprotected scaf-
through incompleted floors.
be cause of many
the protection of work
_ on buildings provides that own
drove! contractors on buildings in
rite of construction, repair or paint-
shall furnish safe scaffolding
~ assays ladders or other are-
dirt obtrIrII’snces. .
git ordaov'erereet shove the
rmlistl be furnished with roll-
Mlefl‘stdt helm high.
, tidings where fireprooflng mo-
aning built between overhead
the noon must he laid
. s the fireproofing
m Ameriédlt'. In
I '1! is rhcognl‘sed‘ fthhtdhls great growth
was introduced this week provldnlg
for an appropriation of $60. 000 or so
much thereof as may he necessary/It for
‘a. survey to he made by the Bureau of
Forestry Both the New England and
southern delegatea Who have been
urging the passcage of the original bIIl
insist that unless the Appalachian
and White Mountains watersheds are
protected, the manufacturing states
depending upon this water will suffer
materially. .
The export trade 0f the United
States is the Lsubject of a report is-
lined last Week by the Bureau of Sin-
tlstics. The report sets forth clearly
was wonderful strides made by Ameri.
can manufacturers introducing Amer;
ican anode, into foreign markets. The
experts of manufactured products for
000 000;“ and formed 41 1' cent. of
the total exports. Prod ts of Ameri—
can factories and mills to the value
09.183 459,953 Were shipped to the
United kingdom nun ear while goods
any. This export trade is re-
calving the recognition all: the hands
of Conglress that; its importance wan
route. would presidents-sutures of
aoontiutration ocpmsperlty. for Its ere
‘lstencef means steady employment for
not“ hd Armenian carrot
I In foreign ads is due «altogether to
' the consolidation of business interests
win this country. through which cannot
ml or production can be exercised.
UM
oricamiaboriodn be mode
ywsbithnse to most” by
reign W 1Iii
lbwsruwaitilew narrow
the American monocular-situation
”collimation of TM _4 and a
but . clam
Witches.
lprobablu that Congress at its next and
iatrucllve and entertaining disserur ,
srrlt of "Uncle Joe' 3" opposition, a bill‘
the year than ended aggregated 9719.»
‘to the vahrmot 32,220 went to -
Gem 39‘
that “in More of hitlb _.I .
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001180- '
JWWIIU,WQQI .‘ 1'
For ' {9
1111"an
H 'ed eating. ill chosen food.
manwhu In acute pains
. t can
endothsrunmyroiomb blow
which one wands; on.
“For a‘iYYYls of the staunch
f
I
sat
Eon immedisrciyon candl-
d carry it out° of. the -
oedema wonderful our.
combine certain ve stable ingredi-
emotionally!“ t
to secure the beat resu ts‘ without
doin violence to the delicate lin-
l 0&3?th i rhali s
orei I re or ove
pa d'k dred
warrior mpg!“ I“
Sold Everywhere. .
In boxes. Ioc. snd I50.
a
Y
I
, I
p I
lions a feeling in the country that I
threatens to emlrnrras all corp0ratlone.
and the administration is alarmed lest
this spirit result ill impairing the {for
eign trade Is it striving so ha’rrl.t
'foate rand upbulld. Unless the state
legislatures persist in the enactment
of drastic legislation. It is altogether
the
clan will enact a general law for
big
control and direction of these
business enter or less
Senator Hale last week gave the 89‘-
naie a sound scolding on the question
of long space 3. He referred sat
Icaeiically to actor Beveiidses in ,
lion of the child labor bill, and drew ‘
attention to the fact that less than 35
Working days remain in this session.
declaring that if tirese long addresses
did not cease he would demand film
the upper chamber hold night sea.
slons.
Carl E. Schultz, i.he'crrrimruisi‘.- and
the creator of "Foxy Grandpa“ popped
into illo press gallery at the Capitol
last week. Mr. Schultz is said to be
contemplating 'a series of cartoons on
the House and Senate. He Is at pre-
sent resting at the Old Homestead
Hotel ill Hot Springs V; where be Is
taking the mineral baths for rlrcuma
tism. Although he is suffering from
rheumatism the insists that his iron
ble docs not prevent him from ueild~
lag the pencil.
Harvey W, Wiley, chief of the
bureau of chemistry of the Department
of Agric.ulture Is an Iconoclast who
could upset the digestion of Americans
and Shell Fish. . III testifying be
true last week. Dr. Wiley declared that
oysters were unfit for food, unless, ps
culiarly enough. they csrrre In canned
form. He declared that the oyster is
dead an hour after it is opened. and
shipped ilr bulk are either treated with
some powerful preservative of are darn,
gemusly near the ptomain line. How
ever. Dr Wilcy‘s warning is very like-
or the oyster parlors. ii is highlywro-
ll result of it.
SICK HEADACHE.
chiefly carrsed by indigestion, consti-
gpation and torpld. liver. You canpre-
rent it by taking a dose of Dr. David
Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy, once ev-
cr‘y few days immediately after a meal.
Peasant to the taste. No nausea
or gripiug. Write Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons. Readout. N. Y.. Yor a free sam-
ple bottle. Large bottles. 5100,1111
drllggists.
Free Sample Bottles at. R H. Plainted s
GOVERNOR AT DANBURY.
Attends Annual Banquet of Business
Men's Associations.
DANBURY. Feb. (L—Gover nor
Woodruff and T. E. Byrus vice-presi-
dent of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, wow the principal
speakers at the annual banquet of the
3.91
e Superior Court, through tttorney
field The plaintiff'
Ernst] to the defendant on April 27.
1
slice and intolerable cruelty. and so ks
and am still hunting for trouble In the
‘Y
C
. ' let;
rookiyn has died a utilities in
w Taylor, for Is, divorce from
Ioward Wilcoaaon Keeler
as Emma Maria Frisbee and was
98 In her application for divorce
pluiuflff alleges habitual Interpret-
or a divorce alimony and change of
cure.
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Y HUNTING FOB TROUBLE.
Y“l‘ve lived in California iii) years.
.9
sy of horas. sores, wounds. boils.
uts sprains or a case of piles that
M‘Bmk‘g :l‘ ‘9: guanine so 3°33" i "or: not be
m than an was no a rest cal with
. maiden .M e scald liver and headache .
(imam: CandyCatharsic I feel very much beater
shall certainly recommend than to my ale-rte
u the best medicine I have over new. "
Anna lasts». liaison Int lie. 3. Fall River. llaaa.
Now since taking
it
' Swanson has of: are
9
tor the arrest and conviction III than
men who recently figured in the chlor-
oformiug and burglary affair at Cor
donsville. In Orange County. This with
the rewards offered by citizens makes
a total of 9000. ,
We liars the Goods
And you have the locks. You want
our goods and we want your rocks.
HaIlug spent the last two weeks look-
“ lug over the various lines of Furni-
lure etc” and having so studied the‘
ularlret we were enabled to buy the
latest designs and finest grades of
. w... -o»,.-.-
Ville; ems.
- detetpn
who are addicted to triter~theaire sup «
pure and whose tastes run to oysters V “
fore the House Committee on Agricul- .
is not good. He insisted that oysters .
131 to fall on deaf ears. and the trade ,
bable. will not fall off appleriably as
-—lrrlge1y a womans complaintfiis.
uchlen‘s Arnica Salve won’t quickly‘
iu‘re" writes Charles Waiters. of Alleg-
ny. Sierra Co. No use hunting. Mr.
II
Y’altefl: it cures every case. Guarant-
9"“
. nd
25c.
luvs HUSBAND nsséa'rso HER.
by I". H. Baxter. South Norwnlk.
E. P. Weed, Nor-walk, drugglstf.
Gilbert 8. Hunt, of Ridgetleld. has
brought action of divorce against De
ii
in
orah B Hunt, of the town of Red
lag. the papers of Which were filed
the Spender Court Monday,
rought through Messrs. Tweedy,
vcs & Beers. The defendant whose
IIalden name was Deborah Burdick
arrieli plaintiff. July, 1889. The a1
egatlon in the action is that defen
ant deserted her husband Sepiem
rev 1896.
150de of REY-1:67.,”
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their office. Opera
House block:
Friday. Feb 1,1907.2 to l p. at.
Saturday. 9th, 2 to 4 p. at.
Wednesday. filth. 7 to 9 evening
Saillrlley.‘,16ih 2 to 4 p. to.
Wednesday 90th, I to 4 p. n.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing sud determining any and all
llpuesls made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1906.-
Thcy will also meet with the asses
sure. as a Joint board. Wednesday,
February 20, at 4 p. m.. for the pars
pose of abatlng the polls of sick and
disabled persons.
CHARLES W, BELL.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
DAVID W. EARNED.
Board of Relief.
m..—wwa
Soutthorwalk
Board of Belief:
Notice 1s hereby
Board of Relish of the City‘; of South
Norwnlk, will meet on , \ednesday,
January 30. and Tuesdayhlt‘ebruary 5.
190?. at 7: 30 oclock to 9 p. an: Satur-
day. February 9. I907. from" .. «to 5
o'clock p on: Tuesday. February 12.
from 7. 30 to 9 p. In: i‘IidaI. February
15, at 7. 30 to 9 u. or. in the Council
Chamber in liaiiiland street. 10 said
city, for the purpose of hearing and
lning all appeals from the do-
10in of the assessors of said city on
the list of 190W
Dated at South Nprwnlk. January
given that the
24.1907.
OHN I". M'MAHON.
' IAT'I‘HEW COIIBET'I‘.
’liliflit Board of Relief
of winter weather still ahead of
us for '
OVERCOAT
wear. But we have put prices‘
on the balance of our chrconts,
which will clear them out in
SIX DAYS
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Sitar-day clippings. Q '1‘ '
Danbury Business Men's Association,
held Monday night at the Turner‘
Hotel. There were about 200 guests
present Other speakers were R EJ
Shorten. 0f Ridgcfleld and E. L.‘
Graves. president of the State Basil.
ness Men's Association Rev H. 0.}
Meserve, of this city, was toastmast
er. .
FOR BILIOUONEOS AND 516K
HEADACHE. 1
Take Orino Laxative il'ruit Syrup. it
sweeisns the stomach, aids digestion
and acts as a [grille stimulant oat
liver and bows it'lloui: irritatin
these organs.
constipation; ‘I
arise and Is mil
take. Rememb‘e thename outbid
and refuse to. «cent any substitutei
Plalsted's Dr Shore ‘nd’i‘h Clifford
Does not mamas on
sermon: .
”who rs. i‘usilla
" 011'! lnitlul
Orino insatlve' Fruit ,
Syrup cures cutousness and antitrust -‘
n‘d pleasant to}.
Taller. distiller, Hatter.
Furnish»,
fit.—
$20.00 Overcoats. now.91400 I
, 918.00 Overcoais, new $13.00
914.00 Overcoats. now 9 9.00 KY
912.00.0ver-coats, now . . s 8.50
thongs
limitations” c,” Chicago or 83. Car
MIMI. SALE. ‘I'El IILLIOI Iii!“
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AUTOMOBILE RACING BOARD.
NEW YORK Feb. GIN—«Jefferson
Demetri Thompson, who has been re«
appointed chairman of the racing
societies by President William M.
Hotchkiss. announces the following
Iaicug board: William K. Vanderbilt.
.II . E. R. Thomas. Dave chnen Mor-
ris, A. 13. Huntington. FrankC. Webb,
of New York; R. Lincoln Lipplit, Pro-
vldence and George L. Weiss Cleve-
.lrlnd. ,.
’llll llllilllli' lllNK
WUTH NORWALK. CHONN
reAusAcm A GENERAL BANKING
coolness.
cAsI-rAL.
. _ Ilocpoom
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3U RPLUS AND PROFITS,
9173.500
.00.
sowm’ H, MAI-Ilsweou, Pres.
JOHN H KNAPP.1st Vice-Pres.
FiiEDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice-
res
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashler.
DIRECTORB.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaclslr R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartx John H. Light
. Fred H. Rowan.
THE arouses THE TIMES
are mam. but ours is the one that at
Imcts cartoon
, THIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts th at “the signs of the times"
forecast ~.
“MONEY IN REAL ESTATE"
for those who invest now. Our prop-
ertlca. city or country, prove it. HuIc
you money to fluent? Put it in real
estate Do you want to sell? it‘s at
this office you can 'flud s. quick brry er.
Consult as on all real estate deals.
John B. Lawrence,
. Agency.
zeouth Main at,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
*-
board of the'Americarr Automobile AsI ..
A. G Baichelder and S. M. Butler. all.
Furniture procurable For the next
three months, therefore, we will he
' Ieceiving stock that has never been
surpassed in the Twin Cities.
The prices on the some have and
never will be equalled We hovéluet
what you want. and at the right prices.
,s'. AMITOEELL,
cash or Credit. , 1
hand 5 Wall 9;. ... Email:
Tel. 975—2.
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0 1T MAKES de .
Till use .91
will be an old dull looking furni-
ture or dingy woodwork in. homes
where this wonder-worker is used.
No refinishiu or rcvarnisiring access ‘
nary Liqui Veneer III notavarnish,
but a surface food and rlcaner'that '
build: up the original fail sir and
makes it brighter than ever. "' I
It instantly restores the brilliant new-
ness and finish of Pianos, Furniture,
Picture Frames, interior Woodwork,
Hardwood l- loors and all polished, var.
rushed or enameled surfaces. Removes
scratches, stains, dirt and ditllllc'ss.
A cllrld can apply' It. Noilulybut
a piece of cheese cloth 19 need:
there' 19 no drying to welt lot.
0 new srzs sAcKAose‘
Mums: BOWL! I o ,
iz-olmca Berra: . w 30:
_'
SOLID IV,”
*‘1.':
E. E. GORHAM
[T ALSO' seeps them new. There
.
Phone sat—+3.
22 Cottage Ave. .
East Nervvalk.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
GOLD ‘
a a
Buy year Wall Paper now and
'save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery. Glassware. Houaafurnlan
Ing Goods. Framed Pietra-ea. '
White Enamel Poles with natures
109.
910th Shades, with fringe, sap.
. 85 washingfou St. 50. Iron-Ia“
ice skates, Skate strain.
Skates and Hockey Stickefi at
V maple to order.
Winslow's “gag. “Brownie" Spring
Hockey
Window Shades and Picture frames
, ntlng‘, Paper Hannlonvaml Dacoo
sting.
stamps. .
L; ll *leCKER
I . , 97 mohlngion Street.
We give the if" a H. Green Trading '
900th Norwalk. *
DA vm w. in muons. I
mun swam ,.
and Imbalmer.
19 North Main 9t. .86th Normal
Reildanso. 9 Washington Itreat.
Tilephone It house. IM-it._
l
i
ThePlumblng
in your house Is of too much import~
arise to your health and happiness to
let anIone lll'stai such work unless
5 Monroe 8t.,‘ 80th Nor-walk, Court.
1
Ushould ”be cool e
they are thorough mechanics. under- ,
Standing eI er y branch of the plumbing I
, and Ieutllotirlg systems. My work is
guarantee
Author m.. Benedict,
PLUMBING. HEATING; rm‘umo.‘
i sell onl Investments that 1 blue
personally uvestlnted, and which
have been most rigidly Investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men In Our city. who have
large holdings withu and who rec-
omrn'ead those .19 use outs to their
most lntlliiuit" VIII 4111:).
A card will bring you our literature,
or a persohal Interview.
R. L. COIURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Stream
5»;
Harry E. Grane,
TEACHER
Violin manned...
E”¥.‘I,~ m”. G. “M
his aim.’ [thgggy‘
of allure, Boston. ”“93 ,
class in south Namath. 12 years
ltaacirar. 9 terms to but five
latudyi 3“ limited. R or on
pils’ Rhos mandolin club to form
at once. Mil-sad
394 i'AilIFlcw BARR-u. BRIDGEPORT,
. Attend'auob All Hours pay
Ight.
Inn‘s-M" II. swung
Funeral Director and Emhalmer
aoum- NOEWALK.
Temporary some»
19 South 0mm Aim;
East Namath. Tel Connection.
.v 1.on arrstloaur.
1847 . ' : 1907
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. , ‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEO AND RAN SS-
8LATE AND TIN OFING
Gas and more fluids ‘I'il'lxiurcs,
, foetal militia. Etc.
Have new» our stock of
miracles Kaunas I
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY ‘
17 WALL eraser.
IvoIIWALK
lllll‘ hilt if) N Y.
for freight Oilly
On and after Tuesday. January 2
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28.‘ East River. New York. (foot
. of Dover street). every day (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norv‘valk up to l. p. In. and South
Norwalk up to 5. 30 p.m .
. . NORWALK STEAM'BOATCQM
Arming J. Smith. c .c, Housman.
l Lancing, . laborer-e1 Agent.
Willi N01 has Your
Own Home ‘2'
Ron are advancing all the time
and dc lrable apartments are bocoul
lug sdarcer every day We have a
number of very desirable homes for
sale. and can make the thrills and
price right. , ' '
'J. M. Laytonaoo
‘;’ Incense Area,
3 Railroad Avenue. a 590th Namath
“ m
A... —.‘~-. -
sveav LAby'eI-on‘sssmo cHI'I'M.
“a. ,,
o..-
snow white. one pi
Have you ever stonpcdto consider
how delight! l convenie 't to
be in have ligand Y cl ,4}! I
‘We will’ gladly quote I
plumbers are strictly co p at ine-
Ir . direli his.
Norwalk Chronicler