in
35;",
ilit. i
,ouonu or xo'IrIII: III: Hiru
III-on.
l.’I‘.| .‘tiutll Si
.tenIieIl illII
» Diutrlct of .\'olI.II'IIlk, $5,. Probate
ICIIIIIII' April 15th. A. l). 1911:.
' tere‘as. written application lltlr'
' been made to this court tor liIII IIIiIIIis
Biol! to probate of II IIeItIIin \Iritten
'tlwtrumem as unII tor the will of AlIizI
tiIItI,
it‘ll-lids.
Iv. ‘ - n . .~ .. 2i? . I I .I. . 907. Anothel
.th 1‘ ianchurd Id“. (”I \‘oluulk I" ,II.II. III ALA, lI.IInI,. lIIIn boIII at Ill sold by lttluurl, 1
null! dlint‘rhct dwmwd, l‘ltliIIflI-ld. this stute. IIII MlLl'Cll ZS. supply has been ordered and it la bop?
- Ordered Thu mid “ppm.“m,“ 1... H28. He served with honor during ed they will he received by June A
the war of“ the III-bullion. being IIotl- IIIIIIIIIII plIIte lltls ubao been IIIIleI-eIl it
nrd and detellnlued ut the Probate
flflcp in Notwulk on the. "id (in) of
April. [907. at it) o'clock t‘IIrIIIIoon:
.ahithat public notice the III-Ior be given
‘to all persons lllitIlt‘htlIIti tlIerIiII in
publishing this otder III II new spnper
hailing n circulation in said till-‘ll‘iit‘
at least five dt‘Iys before Salli do} of
III-etetl will
one Iiuught
bIIrlIIiIl.
hem-mg ilel‘. Hugh ll. (lIII-peltter. puntor ot' the llutiuiux unsold.‘ in view of the in
. ». HENRY \\', (nu.;t;()|n'_ South .\‘orw;lik ililllllSi (‘htlrIIh. otitI'iIII~ Crimping I'ullte oi the book. unit the llllr
315 u lodge I-Ii told there was tilhf) tlratud Arluy liltellhood that It second edition of Int
- ,__ .. .._ . .. a.-. .. services. ill‘. lloollIIIt' won :I lIII-tuber book will ever be lil‘illit‘tl. i would I'IIII.
l Oltllh‘it tIII \‘tI'I‘lI‘I-j, of ltIIIIkluthIllI Post. It. A. R. 1‘hl‘ onIInenIl that for the present. at lent-It.
I \ lIII-tubers of this III‘gIIIIizIIIioII and IIt “'0 Hell Ito IIIIIIIII coplIIII of “Putrou
‘blfitf‘lcl. of Nol'wnlk. 5,,” Probule illtIIkilIg‘hIIIIl WIIIIIIIII'S ilIIl‘iIIt' ('tIl‘ps utv Shinto." The few that l't'illllill should
Kenn“ All!“ 1,311,, A. it. 1907, tended lll II body. After the service» i"- l‘IIIIIIIvIIIl for «hunters III be formed
Whereas. written appummm I”, III the hunt-III. the reluuinu were IukIIII Ill ,Vt‘iil‘l't to come. hive hundred and
been made to lilLS court tor the nihilis-
IIlon to-prohutI of II (‘t‘lillill written in
ointment Rh nod for the will or (“or
nelln A. lleIIeIliI-L lute oi Not-unlk in
said district. (it‘(‘t’tlS(‘(l nod for IIIituilI-
lstrntlon of the t‘Siilll of sold tit‘(‘ I-Iineti
with the will lulllt’V‘ti.
Ordered 'llIIu said uppiituulou be
heard and dett‘lluiued Ill lilI-I i’IIIiIntII
Ofliceiin wanlk. on the; ’21Ii do) of
April. 190?. at 10o eloII l'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII, Itnd
that. public notice thel "eoi lIII given to
all poisons llllPlt‘httId therein In pub
llshlng this ordel in II newspaper bar
I l't'lllt‘il‘}'.
t‘
Ilieti ill his
liltll‘t‘.
his. sister.
, 5 , at III be 11.3 yours old. Mr. Beach was “'1”! ”W Opening of the Ellsworth
12:5? £20“;anbglflfllutdltl “dial m it lifelong ileuloI-rut. btlt lIIld lIIIwr Iis- lit‘lllvsteud, with illustrations. and a
hearing. , my...) I“ “up... Hp [mung three fits full list of oil the gifts [but huve collie
HENRY \\'. (lltlithltY. l,” undone Iumhm- tII ill-1‘ homestend irotll chuplers and
3.15 It ‘ .ltltllze. ———~-- liltilVltllllIlS. it. its for this meeting to
. Mfrs, lIAXll-jl, WARREN. E-Ii,\' if your committee IIIIIIII proceed at
I . I .. . 'i‘lltI death of Elizabeth Wort-ell. the “'H‘II t0 curry out the wishes of the
[ROHATIZ SAl.Zl or ill) \l. i‘S S'lAI‘Ill Wm. M. "um“, \l‘orl'ell. occurred )ng- Connecticut daughters in connection
Under and iltllSllilill to up ol'del oi
the Court (ll i’lohate for the llistrttc
ot’ Norwulk authorizing hitn thereunto. ,
I II Hill ,I' III
the. snhsctihel otters for Sitlf‘ illi stub,
tight title and lntII-est ‘lS Druid lioIt.
late of: Norwalk. in said district. Ile-
ceased had ill the time IIi his Iieltth
in and to oil that I-IIItuiII tract of IIIIIl
eutute situated in the chi of South ”WW"! “‘
\‘orwulk in said .\'orI.II'Ilk with the it?“-
dwelling house tlIIIIIon lump in but
from and about 175 feet in depth.
bounded northerly by land III the es
tote of" \lillium it. Lockwood t‘flHlti‘i,‘
by Day street S()uillt‘l"i,\ l1_\ hind IIt"
E. A. Woodward, and westerly III ltlllt
of Frank ConIsIIII-k.
For particulals and terms apply in
ElliIN 32”! ill‘ S'l‘lIl). l9 xerulol
1115 it South Not \v Illk. t‘ollu.
NOR-WALK FREIGHT SERVICE.
lIII 11d and
Funeral
‘IIt' iI‘rItlIk
LiIlLI, IIt
(hurles .\l
Capt. A. J. Smilh Says Steamer Marion
Could Not Turn Around.
I. Captain Allning J. Smith ttlkes I.\-
ception to the beliet’ of some of the
members 0! the .\orI\IIlk Business
Men's Association tluIt it would be
feasible. for hint to use the stetllller
Marlon in the freight bout S0i'\’l(‘(’. he.-
t‘weon Norwuik and South Not'wulk.
The Marion is NO feet long and un~
less the turning" basin of the upper
' harbor is clear. she cannot be turned
.uhout. even. it is claimed. if there is
"II‘Iiy a barge at the St. George Pulp
lid Paper Company dock. Much of
time there ill‘t‘ also other big
ll.” ight bouts ill the upper lIIIIIubot such
and ltImbeI schoonets. which
the diiiicultl of handling n big
might. steamer.
Captain Smith now has i‘IouI trucks
rtout; from the South NOIWIIlk
t. dock tit ti II. III. with .\'onulk
t. and it is understood that he
have pttt on It freight steamer
of propel dilIIIIIIsious could have
secured. ()llltll' unporfuut Elle.
, tits are non contemplated and.
n stub wot
.illcob
W Snyder.
_ V don‘t you?
_, y 110'
nth r pohootlng.
I r"
laugh in this, the. ver'vI best 0011
Spring
To Suit!
You will travel for many a day
' and visit most of the stores here-
abOut, but you will not tind in
I» 1):. Clothing for Men and Young
Men, the quality or style and low
llr.
t‘IIllIIIIeticut Volunteer
deceased is survived by LI widow Itnd
XIIIIIIIII \V.
l~‘uIIIII‘IIl St’l‘Yit'l‘H orel'
lIIIoIIIIIr'II relllnllls were lll‘l'l thin III"
II |'i|()tIl| from his line residence.
to itou'IIIIIIII IIIIIi
\‘IIuIIId :lge of I?
llIIIi been in poor health for n your or
and had been confined to his
lie hud
ltill had resided with
Miss Ruth A. lleneh, on the
old iltlilll‘rlit‘llli form. in II house said
:IIi'iIIII IIII liillttIiH of some
llIII 11L troublII
.II‘IIlIIIIII at St.
3"iIl SERIAL
ll deuce of his sister, hits.
[M
'i‘helss.
badly wounded.
gilters of the
“RAM l
III E. “owner.
I
‘I.
BOOM
I'l‘t’l,
elm iI‘III' some
I (‘oluputly
in to II
l‘l'. Mrs.
int erreti
liAili in. llit. At‘ii.
residents. oi’ Huston. for 32. Tile entire cost of pubiiehiltu
hIIIIIII. Suturtluy. :It the ad our two books, “l’ntroll Suintn' 'IItId
)‘IIlIl‘IIi. Mr. III-Itch l‘utrlot lbulghters." hon been H.373»
l’(I(Iill for the lost two months.
never IIIIIIIIIlIIIl.
ill be ill Si.
()iI‘ iI‘ltAXK
services over the remulus
Hulliut‘ti were lII‘
East III elIltII.
Selleek olllcluted nnd illI
tIInIeut followed in Solution].
Ind toduy.
April
,
NO MORE—NO LESS.
lllP iiiiiHi BilliHiilii ill.
HARRY ooO owm, Mu.
South Norwalk, Conn.
OBITUARY RECORD.
II)“.
for
try.
in
D. A. R. CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON.
sixteenth annual Congress of the Dan-
, American Revolution
will assemble in this city today in
an annual Ionvention which will ex-
tend throughout the week. Mrs Don-
ald McLean the president-genelal, will
preside and important questions of po.
llcy will be. considered. The address
of Welcome. by the president- general“
will 11 responded to by Mia. Robrt E.
ParkII oi Gcorght; MlS.
Scott of illinols; Mrs. Richtild J. Bal-
km, of Rhode Island,
1 5.—-Tlle
Matthew
he not—you think he in going to be It keen busineus 7
like. note of it? Ifltv'e him a financial trulnlng along ‘
- it.
in Bank will supply thé text booku troll—a savings IIIIIIII ”00‘!-
it he makes and every credit: of lntoréut we add will he.
roe of business training
1% , price that you will get here for
t. ,Ili and lit]
IIIIIIIy
yenrs It widely known I'elel'iuury I-lltr-
dicd lI‘ridIII Illnht III his home.
NoI-wulk, after an e»
lime,
llouluer hIIIl been in II f'l’lllt‘lil cotldi~
mulling IIlIIrIII among his many
HooIIIer was seventy-nint-
('. 'l‘Wl‘lill'Illi‘Si
. 'i‘iII-
(‘lIIIIII-
ill".
'1' he
l‘IIlol
(‘iltll'it’S ilIIIIIIh. one III' the. oldest illltl
most respected
her hump in North (Him with this history ot our grout. day.
istreI-t. III the one of seventyd'our yours. The patriotic IIdurutiomIl movement
time from in Connecticut is not only taking defl-
She is survived by lune nlte shupe. hill is lust crystuiizing in
two children. The funeral to three distinct lines of effort: First.
will be held tomorrow morning In it for Connecticut boys of Revolutionary
Mary's (“hut-ch. The in- descent who are unable to provide for
Mary‘s IT‘IIIIIII»
”IIIIIIIIIk this utterllooll iIIllll the III-si-
A.
second. the education of girls and
HANII‘Ul-tll. boys of Revolutionary descent. now
living ill the mountains of Tennessee
id at I Kentucky and North Carolina. tttid
third, the education through the med
t‘. tlIIlIl- iuul of nlllht schooln. illustrated leII»
The Rev. lures. redoing lOOllls Itlld trttvellug ll.
! FIGHT ON ELEVATED TRAIN.
lOne Man Killed and Another Badly
Wounded in New York.
NEW YORK. April lllrr—I'Al-i the re»
-Izult of II quarrel with several Italians
on board on oleultcd ttuitt lust night,
l‘li'lltSi liertlr. I,n II IlluchiniLIt died of
His cont; Iullion.
in also ill a hospital.
Mrs. Leaburek
of Texas: Mrs. John Mc-
Lune. of New Hampshire, and Mrs
Stephen G. Langworthy of Nebraska.
The man who realizes the cowurdlce Lambert was held yesterday
Of people can always but III) II In eat books are in ouch condition that it was
Dr.
T.
WorII of 601‘th D. A. II. Doria.
tho You.
in her annual report Min. Sarah 1‘.
Kinney, state result of tho i). A. i
essay
it III II very merit pIIIIIoIIIIl Htliitiiilc-
I‘lion as well an uttfilcient course. for
state :pride that the annual report
which i am about to present indicator
such a large amount of fine work
actually nocomplluhod for the objects
which appeal strongly to Daughters of
the. American Revolution
Harmony. good feeling and faithful
effort pIIII‘IIll among us The organi-
zutlon III steadily growing, not only ml-
nierlcolly‘, but in earnestness of bur-
pose. 'l‘hc (lonno‘ctlcut Daughters of
the American Revolution are “coming
into their own." their own place. In the
history, and among the. forceful unen-
cies for good in this commonwealth.
This is partly. but. not wholly. due to
their inherited “right" to such II onl-
tlon, but even more. than that in it"Ir-I
cause they are taking their mission
seriously, unit are. doing their work
with a clear understanding and appre-
ciation of the dignity, the value and
the helpfulness of the world of their
lIItIoI of love.
An annual report such lth this must
necesualily be incomplete F'OI look
of time and notice. much interesting
detail must be. omitted. btAut all run
rend between the. linen. and i doubt
not that the brie! caution of chapter
IIctlvltles will be an interesting and
suggestive to you as to me.
(,‘Ionceruing the collective work of
the Connecticut D. A_ R. l mu huppy
to report II year of great prosperity
lm- IIItr suite chapter house. the Ells-
wolth Homestead. The place is host
becoming self supporting from the
small IIIiIniIIIIiou teen and the large
Sultan of souvenir tEllsw’orth) platen
IIIIIl post cards. During the putt! year
there IIIIIIIII have amounted to $554.06.
$383.70 having been received from the.
Bill(' of plates alone. The nearly Iioti
pluten IIII'I-lved III the homenteud into
in July ot'tlttut your. were pructit‘ullI
will hp adorned with II picture of tin
homestead itself. in pint-e of the nor
truth»; of (Oliver IIIIII Abigutl (Woirott
Ellsworth.
The edition of l,.'ItltI I-opiIIIII of out
lilut hook, “l'tltron .SIIiuts." t~I III‘IIIII'
IIIIlly exhausted, onit' tWt'llll‘ copies. [‘1'
I flfIyIth'eI- copies of "Putrlotu' Dough-
it'l'rl," the second volume of chapter
sketches. are still for solo III tlftl‘
routs per copy. to (louuerticut dough-
tIIrII only. To others the hook is sold
82. it in II very great nutlsftlction to
be able to unnounce Ihut lhf‘ fiIIIIl pit)“
ment for this work was nullie ill March
or the present year. We are. now free
in print tlIII loux promised hiatory of
the deIltculory exercises in connection
tlIIIIIIIIIIlves the educutlotml advantages
in which their ancestry entitles them;
lIIIIIIIlI-n, of certain settlements of for-
I-lgn citizens in this state. The chun-
tIIIIII are engaging upon the work with
on earnestness and enthusiasm which
is born of the wish to do their share
toward making good American citi~
zens out of material which might oth-
erwise. go to waste.
So far lIII this organization is con-
cerned We have now come to the end
of the old year, and stand face to face
with the new year and its unknown
problems. My heartlest congratula-
tions and thanks areyours for the
conscientious effort you have given to
your D, A. R. work. That in the year
to cattle you will double, and per-
haps quadruple your achievements, i
do not doubt. It; is a joy to say that
i can always trust the Connecticut 'D.
A. R. to dothel-II best, and a double
Joy to be able to say that. they have
never failed me, or fallen short of the
'optlmistlc hopes and expectations
which i have always cherished in con-
nection with them asAndivldunls and
Its an organization.
c. L. U. COMMITTEE MEETS.
A meeting of the committee to in-
vestlgute the books of the Central La—
bor Union which were in a rather pe-
culiar condition after the abscondlng
of the finnnclnl secretary, Thomas C.
The
|practicully impossible to find out
iwtherie the finances of the C. L. U.
a an
Rev. James 1:1. O‘Donnell andIJahu
'1‘ Hayes reach New York today from
Savannah, Ga. on the steamer City of
Macon.
A meeting: [of the inter Parochial
Mission Glue was held at New 0a-
IIIIIIII. Philip N Smith, or this city,
attended.‘ I
Lleutonnnt do hellognrde, one of the
few survivors of the French cavalry
under Gotten] Momuertbe, who led the
mantflcoullr ohot‘, oi: the buttltl of So-
dun In 1m 11qu mu died at Toulouse.
He had received the cross or the Le-
gion at Honor and the rank of general.
Politics mm». In: No Conclusion
‘ Woo ammo. .
WABHlNGTON, April It. ~lt w.
1,, Watt. brother of Secretth ’l‘uft. apt III
considerable time with PIIIIIldIInt
Roosevelt tIIIiIIy IIIIII politics formed a
featule of their discussion.
Mr. 'i‘ut’t was not prepared to 15m
whether 01 not the secretuly would
visit Ohio and participate in the con
tent with flenltor Foraker and give “pl
bio proposed trip to the Philippines
Mr. ’i‘tlft suid his brother. because “ll
his absent-II, in the Went indies hull
not been kept fully informed of the ult-
natlon In Ohio.
nonWALK CONGREGATIONAL N0-
TICEB.
WIIdneIIIIIII'«—»3 11. n1., meeting or the
Doorlleopers‘ Circle. 'l‘eII will be nt‘r-
red. ,
Thursday-«7:30 1). III., Y. P. S. in
the. ludies' parlor, ".lucob:" it p. In,
church prayer net-vice, Recent lllseov»
cries. Ill.
Friduy~~~4 II. III.. puutor's class for
girls III the patronage; 5 p. In, pun
tor‘ts (Plans for boys at the pnruonnge.
The annual meeting of the Golden
Rule (Ttrcle will be held on Friday: 11f-
tIIt'tIoou next. April 19. III .‘l o‘clock at
the. home of Mrs. lIII-Allister, llulon
avenue.
VACHTING.
Things are becoming lively along
the water front Ilt Hickory Bluff. uol~
withstanding the unfavorable weather.
The Norwulll Yacht Club will move
down to its old quarters about the
some time ‘dh‘ Itsuul, this your. and t'OllI
IIidIIl'nble work has already been done
by carpenters nod puinlers towuldlt
putting the‘ club hoIllIe in good condi-
tion. Muuy alterations and improve.-
Inentn will be IIIIIIIII to the interior of
the club house, and it is exported thllt
things will be in better nhupe. thin
season than ever before.
“a”
Gold Filled Chain
Free' .
Spectal OffIIr for One Week
With every pair of our
famous $I.00 lye Glasses
We will give I Gold-Filled Chain Free.
.fi—U—
OUR SPECIALISTS SERVICE
IS FREE.
I”...
lle will tell you truth uboul your
eyes. Hendnchesrured.
Children‘s eyen especuilly cured for.
The United Syutenl is recognized as
lIII most scientific in III-III.
United littoral
lip tiritllls
Incorporated
Permanent Location:
HOYT’s THEATRE BLOCK.
Factory and main offices. 116 East
:31! $1.. N. Y. Also storm: 62 East 14th
0
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK. (Enoopt Thuhday).
. Commencing .
I MONDAY. APRIL 15.
mamcm vIIrIIdRA‘eII co.
With All the Latent Moving Pictures
and Illustrated Congo
Something New at? Every Performance.
PRICES: .
Madmen—Children, 5c: adults, 10¢.
Eveningo—Gallery, 5c; Bocony, 10c;
Orchestra, 20c.
OSTEOPATHIC '
TREATMENT
I I l
administered .by Dr; Jerome D.
Wirt, II graduate of the. parent
school at; Kirksville. Me. This
ocvrcome the moat obstinate
chronic disease. -
New York ofiiée, No. 25,,W ,
42d St Phoue6893ryant. Office
days Tuesday and Friday of each
week ,_ .
Norwalk once: I 'and' residence,
III Isaac: Plato, Phone 123-3.
I
exception of Tueodly and Friday
Commotion Fm. -
Great Reductions
modern, - druglese treatment will-
Office days My (lay. filth the
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Summer Shirt Waists.
it in :1 IIIIIItiI-I of pride with onIlIn nowadays to be piuvided with \l'. IIillt.-. l‘ol Htlllillltl‘ wear. It It Hill) for
the cmlli'IIrt ”let not by \ilt'fll‘ilu,’ tbiIl \l'oism on wurln summer IIIIIII. but also l)t‘( :IIIIII- tIIII nle to be had In
lillt‘ll IIIII'I'IIItiIe. bitter and :It Isuch l‘flfl‘i.tl' :Ibie t-ricIII-l llIIIt thorn in mutually no excuse for not being unintended III‘
till unlimited supply of this very unef'ul [Hill In‘ the wardrobe. liming IIIIIIII- our preporntiolls for the, spring 3‘“
'IlIId IIIIII'InIeI' buniuetul yet-y t-fll‘li'l We me III'I-IIIII'IIII to .IlIIIw t‘IIli lines of three of the lending: main-II ni‘ Wulstn ~
THE DERBV. THE CROWN, and THE CLASSIC. "new lill'IIt‘ lint-II t'ft\‘t.II' the t'lllil‘t‘ \‘I'nlnl bllainrnn from
the low-priced goods to the iinest II III! IIIosIIt :Iitrrlctlre l'ItitItiti Illlltlt‘.
II
Hausermishing Dept.
(lullalllzed Pails any size ....... 9c. Whiteumh Brushes ............. Lie 1‘: sheets Shelf Paper lIII
Large. Carpet Heaters ........... lFIc l-‘loor ilrtn-Illen, lollg bundle ...... fiSc Furniture Brushes. fine grade. ....;’.1'I:
Floor Mops. complete. I..' ........ 17c llunt Pans ...................... 190:43c *Whibk Brooms .............. "in:
Long bundled it‘loor Scrubs ...... 19c ltI ,I'ds. Shelf Paper ............ Sc‘Sult and Peppers .‘II:
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CON, N .
I Spring __ Ovurcoats.
I?
2H Krieger 8: Co.
75W" anew-m.
mourn NEWVOIK
ml!
In
We are now having just the.
Hill" weather to wenr light.
weight overcouts. Heavy ones
live too burdensome. To go with-
out llny is an open invitation
for I1 doctor‘s bill.
Good 01m 312.00 to $22.00
Open Monday. Wetland-y and
Cutaway evenings. .
[ISEPH illiil,
Tailor. Clothier. Hotter.
Burnt-her.
u Wuhlnnton BL. So. Nonnlk.
GiOFERS
the place.
Why not make up your mind to look at our Furniture be-
fore buying elsewhere. We want you to compare the quality
.I;I...I:.I.I.III:IIII..2II .. I. goods we carry see
everywhere I . I I'
Largett Retail almllcdal House in the . . ' ‘3.
..i'..' ' Quortered Oak Dmmg Tables,
-: Sideboards, Dressers. '
Chifl'oniers, Fancy Chairs,
Enamel Beds, Fine Mattresses,
Bugs and Mattings.
With a small outlay of ready cash we can refurnish your
home. The balance of_ your payments can be arranged to
suit you.
11. KRIEGER to;
J.
Women’s Russia Cali
Pompa‘ Ties
$_S’_)_.§.O
Warshoes
THAT FIT
L...»w M._._.._....._._.
O
f
Is more than a. sought it. is a. deep-sound initiall-
mation or catarrh or the bronohlol tubes and
SPRING SUITE
FOR MEN ANDIBOYB.
it. Gill 11838,.
lMINfI AND IIOYS" FURNISHIH.
11 N0. MAIN 8T. - IO. NORWALK.
lungs—allied to asthmo and tho'moot: fruitful
Source of consumption. III; bafl‘oé ochoolb oil
medicine, and cough cures, load “with min
notice are worthleasmid hIhImiul...'bocouao no
remedy token intern y only; ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal-
Iiam, alone hai Multiplied in every nose for 20.
ears. I
y Take 15 drop: «or: 3 hour and BI! am Ill Mo the throat-
nnd cheat with hot. oloor Balm ovo night. m to tho uorot. It
"awn“. In... arm... Ithrr":
till...» I... tho 50o II 01.00, IIII». hill III. drums.
Mummy for a. tow Ileok'l Ind we mow.
the loot stage at quick communion. No
B. II. mm & 0th.
,.
7 mourns.
Waldl this Space for
Mondan’ 5 ad.
Joaoloff’s.
72 North Main 0!. lo. Nomi“.
Tot. Bull. III—l.
h
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Norwalk Chronicler