A 251: bottle of or. more Tooth Pow-
T‘ der- and a use Tooth Brush can be
I . hounht for the price of one.
1:00 T
This otter is made ‘ more Widely invn
‘ an... o sanctity, Proprlotorl
T |Ianm to
T t; .‘Nhe regular weekly class meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Church Port Chester. N Y
Mrs. ’mniht s ‘1 ntcrtai‘nlng re-
Iatives train out of tow T
T,
Mrs. Charles Barlow of Port Chos-
T I T at Tooth Powder
T which is just the sort 9: dentiilricc or. ter is visiting M” Morris Mills
Mrs. E. L. Hariton of WestportT has
. been spendinx a few days In Greens
Farms.
Mrs. Horace Mills has recently on-
'T tertained her son, Orville. Mills, from
Harlan.
Mrs. Fred Batterson has entertain
ed her sister. Mrs. Jessie PriceIT oi
Bridgeport.
Aaron Sherwood, who was taken to
Dr. Rolando sanitarlum, has returned
to his 0th home.
‘ M
Chauncey Barlow. spent the Fourth
with his brother. Charles Barlow, in
W
T voiced his opinion that tho warlike lu-
terprelatoln that had been made in .
it it!!! limit .
to ‘titd Pii‘iNli‘iicr ho score ‘h
‘ movement was that of a prootido
III also. and that the fleet would not. i
kept in the Pacific permanently. Wl
considerable emphasis the secretary
connection with the heels movement
the widely public on reports suggest
the navy. He said: '
the Atlantic to the Faoiflc this winter
is coming to this side merely on
practice cruise. The .fleet will consist
of 10 or morI.I vessels not more than
20 and its stay on tilts side will not
will not come here, turn around and
go back again. How long it will re-'
main in the Pacific will be determined
at the proper time.
“There is no sound roason or excuse
for all this talk by the public and
through the pressoi an attempt to-’
ovoraws the Japanese by a warlike
naval display. I dotnot believe the
newspapers are instilled or right inb
sold last night that the propose ‘
was not instilled l the facts. In fact T
lng hostile preparations seam to be a N L
source at irritation for the head at ti
"The fleet which Will he moved from L“
be permanent Of warm the fleet ‘
will be‘ held this evening.
TJ‘Ol‘ll‘l Kulovlch is moving from his
old quarters to the place ,iormerly 0c
’ copied by Rider‘s Market.
‘ ‘The L. S. Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Meade, on Fifth street,
.Thuaaday evening. All members
please attend.
I...
LlFrnnk Lundquist and Charles Ander-
aiNn, Jr., of Lorena street, have return-
at! from an extended trip to Niagara
. Falls and causes. IT
——a,——
QR J Banks, of Rowan street, who
it“ 3 been employed for about a your
lights by the Adams' Express Com-
takn dgy. Iosll
IA. Gilbert 12 Van Zandt street, East
Norwalk, over Sunday and enjoyed a
sail to Eaton and around the Norwalk
[Asian-(ls on Captain Gamblc' s yacht the
' ax
The work of loading the oyster
- . adei piant.ConlrIaot01 Edward B.
i
I
glans is being hustled this year at the
. oberts. of Siratl’or.d an experienced
Tman at the business has charge of the
shark this year. He started the game
Ty discharging every one of the col-
ed men who were at work there. and
put Italians in their places. The big
Hudson River barge Ira C. Whiting is
Mrs. Joseph Harrison
been visiting her Tfather‘ln New Ro-
Y., has returned home.
attended the wedding of Mr.
brother in Bridgeport Saturday.
his daughter. Mrs. John Barlow,
terlng with an abscess.
ah lIi'a'l‘tsil’ has
' be home of her brother,
Barlow, Sn, tor a brief vistl.
Tm ... a; NM
was the guest 0 is sister W
Eliza M. Jennings. of Crocus Farms
has transferred 11 acres of land
her son, Erwin M. Jennings, who in
turn transfers the property to his
father, Austin Jennings.
ID
The town school board has secured
as superintendent of schools fIII
ngcii‘g, 332?;1‘13r0gh‘l3nkgig’flgghflm‘; leaves a. widow. Under both Cleve-
u man of wide experience in teaching
T being used to transport the shells.
Hercules
ROWAYTON.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Leach and son.
, , have been guests of Cup-
inin and Mrs. lilckson W. Cole.
It number of sailors off the United
States cruiser “Connecticut"
ashore at Roton Point, Saturday cron-
ing, and put IIII skates at the Rulin-
Thoy did not appear to be "at
sea" on skates.
Tmfifi‘kmfnfim‘fi,E“'}3NN§N§,W facts. in begun housokocping in South Wilu
reply to the article in Saturdays ls-
suc signed "Justice":
$23310 r1: {Jul}: Igm‘ggxtgnbsvc‘i‘ligl Sigma was in town calling on friends last
MI. Stevens would not no W30“-
Wiil you
The position as
and he also brings the highest recom-
At the Starch Creek Navy Yard work Incndstlons.
is progressing nicely on the converted
'ihnnch Elsket. The 10 h. p
-——-——-——-————-
The tel purposes.
A large number of men asslsltd
The merry trip ol‘ the. numerous lIIIIII-
mers made the IIlIlIII IIIIsldoIIts think
of the good old limos. itofloslIIIIonts
wotc scrvod nitor the building was
raised by Mrs. Fairchlld.
WESTON.
Mrs. olm Nash has boon sponding
C5111!“ some limo in W’hslport.
Miss Gaston. of Now York In a guest
at the FIIlI'ciIilIl rosidonco.
'10“.
I...»
Mrs. Ilnyton lloulon of Brooklyn.
Bridgeport parties are negotiating
engine had been pollute the craft. but for the pulchnSo of the. Willard S.
not. in stalled as yet The loot which Adams propeity on Stale shoot for the
was taken rom the sloop is being put DIIIDOSe of an automobile inn The,
on the launch Three Brothers which place is sighlly commanding II view
has heretofore been an open boat. The of the river to the railroad bridge I The
addition of tho cabin roof will mainI house is large and well adapted for be
To hunting cabin launch of her.
Three Brothors is owned by Mr. Hoop.
The shaft of the steamer Sylvestel
Decker broke rocontly. and a new shaft George Fnlrchildw In an old fashioned
has been made for her by Machinist house Iaislng Saturday nttornoou
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone have
Dr. Powers gave a. fine display of so construing and coloring the cruise
fireworks on the lawn in front of his 0‘ warships to ”‘0 Pacific.
home Friday evening.
"Every year the Ailillltit‘mflm‘t has
been sent on a. cruise. Last year it
and was sent to Guantanamo This year
Bertha Brotherton it will be sent to. the Paciilc The ions;
passed Friday in Bridgeport
cruise will give the men and the vcs
sols a thorough test and lmpIove the
has efficiency of both ”
IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATION T
9.—'«Unlted States
' BERL July
ddughtel‘ Senator timer, of South Carolina.
.Royal’8 and Representative lturuett of Ala-
hams. of the United States immigra-
tion commission. arrived here. today
Morris Mills is ill at the home ‘Of The Foreign Oillce olilclals have made
9“" arrangements to enable the commie
sloners to have everyTiacillty for their
investigation. and the steamship com-
r‘sturned ponieshavc‘done thesnme. The com:
1001‘ missloners. after leaving Rome, trav-
eled together actor as Venice, Chair-
man Dilllngham and some of the othel
Mi‘. and Mrs. James Grey have ’9' coIIIInissioneIs going to Vienna and
turned home after a pleasant
with her mother, Mrs. Emily
Greens Farms.
V15“ lindnpcst
BOSI‘SI
RIDGEFIELD BANK CASHIER DEAD
RIDGEFIELD, July 9.—-Dnnlel Smith
Sholcs. president of the RidgcfleldSuv.
lugs Bank and cashier of the First
National Bank, died during last night:
after an illness of some time. He had
been active in the town's affairs for
many years and at onetime was a
the shirt manufacturer employing titty
Incn. lie was in his 08th your and
land adIIIlIIlstrntimIs Mr. Sholcs was
postmaster here.
SCHOONER BRADLEY AT NORTH
SYDNEY.
NORTl-l‘ SYDNEY, C. 13.. July 0.~—~
The American schooner John Ii. Tirad-
loy, bound for the Arctic regions, or
lived here today. On board were her
owner, John B. Bradley, and Dr. Fred—
erick A. Cook, the scientist and explor-
or. The schooner is in command of
Captain Moses l‘iarllott, who was llrst
officer on the. Peary Arctic slcunIoI
Roosevelt lost your. The party will
snond two months in the Arctic clr
ole. *
BOMBARDMENT OF UNFORTIFIED
TOWNS.
THE HAGUE, July 9,—Tho Ameri-
IIIIII, llrillsb. Russian. Dutch and Span
ish delegations to thc peaoo confor-
onro today conferred regarding the
bonlbardmonl of uniortitiod towns.
'l‘hoy all withdraw their proposals on
the subjects and entrusted (Tonal
’i‘orniolil (llnly) to Mafia proposition
vii’lbl‘acillg the American views.
NEW YORK. "NEW‘ HAVEN ‘l
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 2, 1007.
cept tho LprLIsilion until he was assured
by the committee that Mr. Mills would
not be retained: also that Mr. Stev
ans accepted the position as janltm
before the increase in salary was
granted. C.
The many friends of Mrs. 11. E
Mach. a former resident of this place,
and all those who heard her very in-
teresting uddross in tho Baptist
Church some time ago will be intoI-
esicd in the following gonolnl account
of the work sho has been doing at tho
‘Gion Alpine Springs School. North
Carolina on lakon from the report of
the sonic 1900-1007: Everything con
sIIchI-d this year has been one of pros;-
roos. We have had many trials. and
diIIIIourugoIIIonis but whlll has been
TnoooquIIsIII-Il has been of such it no-
tqu as to more than offset those. We
oponoII school on the seventeenth of
October This was somewhat later
than usual but the outrclnoly dump
woathor ol‘ last aumnlor delayed all
{told W'.lil|( and thus prevented our pu-
pils from returning earlier. For almost
a month after opening we had no in
IIIrmoIlIIIlo tom-her Miss liaison, the
matron. helped with the touching our-
iilxthistimo Mrs. leach. our new in
tormcdinlu toaohor, has had consider
«his onpcrlonco in the public schools T
at New YIIIII oily She has done ad-
airship wot It as has also our primary
deaowlns IIIIIIIlIor, Miss Shooter.
Night» liaison deserves warmest praise
Samuel Ilodgos ct lioddlng spent
the Fourth with his
Lyman Boers.
Eli Osborne. aged 84 yours,
last week at. his home in the (Icorgo- 11:01, 11:16:.
of
”81’0"“ " “‘w 5255:, 7:00, 7:18, 7:6“,
‘ Mrs.Jnmss Thempsou
Ella Thompson of Bridgeport
visited Mrs. Wesley Barrett.
S. S. Carver visited his piano horn
on Sunday. coming up from his
sent residence in Greenwich.
Miss Alice Andrews. on, Sundays.
Friday from a week’s visit with her A. M.-—~0:00, 7:30. 9:00x. 0:401,
brother, lru Andrews. in illusion.
Andrews
IMF oell‘hsaorlllclng clitoris in “SIN”.
it to to Ivomort o a an or
I‘ll“! in kcoplng the complicated Chase and Mrs. 5‘
rule lnerym ol’ liu‘e domestic department
WESTPORT.
on: Mile K OiP- meetHMB eluted as follows: Arrangements
93m ’ Nae demons and trustees. refresh“ Milli. 5:18. 0' 30. 0:10.7111.
M
William Baker is working for Ben Fancher Mfg, ”To
Mrs. Mill ill..0odlre Mrs. D. 0.
Fanchcr were
mIcstu of Mrs. A. 0 Bradley on FriI
day.
The various committees for t o com.
lug celebration of the Norilold' engro-
gntlonul church society liars been up-
moutn, Mrs A. 0. Bradley. Mrs. 8. ii.
.Chsse. Mrs. M. iii.
Godfrey: music. Mrs. . 0. ti. ScoI
field. Mrs ll. 0. Hui-limit, Miss iiivn
Miss Eula Ferris Miss Anna sank».
Miss Myra lint-rut. Mrs. L. drill
W
on; arms stratum! and Mm? Clarence Stimulus. Charles Mme I031
My. Nvord twill oi Greens Farm. dossier rancher.
~II..am I..Iu..
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. .
A. M.—~12:iitix. 5:14x, fiziix, 5165:,
6:01x. 6:16, 6:50, G:56,17:54x, 8:11“.
diod 8:40. 8:48x. llzllx. 9:31x, 9:53, 10:55:,
P. him-12:52:, 1:10. 1245:, 2:56x.
8:20x, 8:27, 5:00x, 5:38. bzfifix, 012M,
Hill and Marvin oi Wostporl nro 6:40, 6:6”, 7:12x.‘7:54x, 9:57x.10:82.
pulntlngtho handsome rosidonce
Miss [Anise Coley.
Ivcrson C. Faint came homo rom p.
Jamestown last week to
days with his 'fatpliy.
Sundays.
A. M.-12:liilx, 6:14x, 5:41, 8:57,
9:43:.
M.~12:56x. 22473:, 2:551, 6:38,
8:25x. 9:571,
10:23.
Miss NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
have
A. iti.——-12:00x. 12:0”. 4204):, 5:45.
0:50. 8:01, 8:03. 8:40, 9:00x, 9:1le.
10:04, 11:00x, 11:03.
P. lit—12:03, 1:04, 1:30.1II10, 2:00x,
W, 2:03, (halal. 4:00x, 4:05, izilix. 4:32,
5:02x, 5:09, 6:25. 020ml. 0:02, 7:10.
7z-l0x. 0:001, 9:40, 11:00x.
I
I
x.
M.--t:05. 0:04, 6:69x. mm.
A number from here were In West HIOOX. 12:00.
port last evening attending the anal.
versary services at the Congrega-
tional church.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A M.-«l2:0‘8x. 12123:. 1 130:. 6.18
7: It. s. 20, .Im 9: 47:, II. 51. 10:14.
Mrs. George Cores and little son. 11.01:.“ 43
i‘iaroid. “Nd tMrs. F in l t.
Irovolo noon on I‘ or am IIINIIII :19, agooxs T 7 0:90: ..
the day with relatives. ’ “ml-1N6 60’ 7 (m
1’. M.‘:-12 052.211’18. ‘3: Mil, 3:18x.
.ilBRJNZl. 10‘
Note-«uh: 40 and '1: 25* to Bridgeport
.oniy. Bu mill!
it. M.--lil: 08x. 1: 12:, 1:56;, 7: 30.
0:10 to: 44x. 11: pix.
P. Mend. 44. 'l: Olin, 8:18x. 0: 40:.
00U'l'lvi NORWALK To DANBUNY.
A. M. «--III 20. 9. :19 10:00:.
P. Nil—“1:20. 2: 82 (fiaturdny only),
sand-yo.
A manure. 10: 08s.
Ellis-u? at. I
DANBUR‘I To SOUTH NORWALK.
”13$” Garrison spent Friday in Ferris, H o McConltoy; decoration; A. Mme. lit, 7: to 8.11 10: or 11: 53.
r. Ila-«t: mi. 0: do III is.
Bundoyu.
ans-tn II. --‘
l cue-niacin .
«Leda-um“ 1T
/
I
Hound inn stomach. Ton
smith thou stomsh Tan isstiv
to IlaL out and as istosil oo‘ds Nelda
atoll. K 61 ill not .b y a perfect
dizostant. but ill: in a races rustlve. tis-
sue building: that o as will. 61.1 odol relieves
indigestion T Dflpapsla'h Soars Stomach.
Heartburn. Pa Ration Ni, th s: Heartand
mastication. You will to It.
.on doll II".
D 5‘! ‘
'l'vi-IIIZT IOLIFFTORD‘: PH‘AHM‘AOV
. THE BRIDGE PHARMAOV ‘
of ugllcultursl laborers is being we
ocssary to meat the situation.
Large Assortment
. 9 of
Scarenir ‘iBosi Cards
. TT_ out I. ‘T T
Twu. l. «BRIfitiEllMlN’S
music erotic.
oonmn back. 132 Wothihpton It.
Apont‘ fer omens Litiuiiry‘.
We lint Illll Pairs
On Your. Walls
that havo‘ pinned you cvor since we
put th‘o‘lu Any more room- to no
oaperod t pm
Our stock'otTWalI Paper "pm-nt-
tho very input patterns. The Iolootlonl
have handmade fromgtho 1001 produc-
item of the but factorial.
Agent for tho .wIm. Campbell a be.
and Fr. Back (to.
i
M
Crockeryyfilomn. Illumination
In. OconTTFromod Ploturoo.
Whit. Enamel Pol-o with Mum
l00.
Cloth shades. with triage, 800.
Window III-doc and Picture Promos
T mud. to ardu-
P-Intlng.‘ Paper “unplug Ind Du»
all».
Ask for “8. s. H." Green Trading
Stumpy—we give them.
L. ii. "DECKER.
to. con. not» Hamill.
W
Range and Water
heater.
contains all the durum lulu tint on
.d I ~
patently thosoIproport hens. necessary 0:
Didests What You Eat ‘
and the stomnth. rs all s the
tissues and gives film as
pared. The. governor threatens to
have recourse to IIIilit'ary force if n’e- NW" J‘ Smith.
Ask can took What
she thinks about it, or
drop us II this and we
nail call sag explain.
sou-III uonwnut.
Filth 0ch 181 title Street
BRIDGEP‘ORT‘.
f Hotel Mahackemo.
J. n. 00NTNTTORI Massacr-
BERVIOE ’UPfl'OJJATl ‘
OUISINE’ UNSURPABBED I
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 cents;
For further particulars apply at otv
lice, Tel-[options 488.
tulip LIIIII u N. i
For freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day (except
aosIouLvushLQsT‘slks lN KIEV. Sunday}. at 4 p. In. Freight’ received
KIEV Russia. July 9-A big Strike at Norwaik up to 4 pm In. and Scull
INorwalk ‘xp to 6: 80p
NOR ALK BTEAMBOA‘I’ ea.
c .0. Honolulu
Lame. General Agent L
penal “it
For This Week onlu
~ -——~ mm
Two Packages
ii. 0. FORCE
250
Pillars TII Real.
PIANOS TUNED svt THE mos-r
COMPETENT TUNERB wuo can
BE OBTAINED. T
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
F. E. 'tNNNNNNN NINN
"Honest Good- at Hons-t Prion."
II Wall Imlt. Norwnlic.
LEI/tar. um Iguanas cults
when
.JlTn
should be equipped with! Illa!)
snow white, one piece "standard” For
‘ «lain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to mullet
" " I " ' ' bow delightfully convenient it would
a . , l . I T be to have hot and cold running water
.T .T T in your dressing chamber IIQBD
in; apartment of first door (chat
room? Its presence would afford It)!
the highest demo of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. Din
alwaus solved if IlouIT lilthf'hlm‘lii'hllItW”
kitchen oohitinsa Gas Horace IR. flash,
OOHNIR MAIN AND WEST ITO
IOUTH nonwstlta noun.
coma .
.100
‘ communal-norm
it 73009 mm
It i HMA‘I‘HIWION mu.
Lam“ H has». In vellum.
m
wmnuo sooth. oust-II
ointment.
I: anathema Huh I
John H. KM” W
Christin Wists Hobart-It. m
N " tritium“ '
... T... .. u. T. ”aha
an transit u
TMN'AOTQI‘UNIINNI‘UNM; IANKINO
I l a . A M
VIIDIN‘LIOK H. ROWAN. Ill! V30.- 3
noun. autumn .
Jmltutmttmln awaits“ IM‘NNII -
Relrioeraiors. ,T
Palmer Hammocks.
T Water (Sealers.
AND MANY omen
Summer Goods
HARDWARE. '
.112'WA3HINGTON STREET.
Phone oer.
Got in the Habit of HavingTYouro
Sunday Dinner ‘at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying about selection
NOIII' melts, no bother withT
dishes or stove When pleasant
weather compo. .
Courteous service. . :1
Pleasant Surroundlnj. N
Excellent Cooking.
' CHARLES REYNEKE:
TT Proprietor. ,
- 11M,- Tclsphono 49!. T'
T "A,
THE LATEST AND BEST
at $2.75 up.
teed filth Wheel Mowers. at. 85.50
0086.00. flIw-OIIIIWT or» m
A complete Issortment or the best
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine .work
promptly attended to. TT N mt.
NOI‘WIINN Hardware 00.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-5.
Gregory’s ram!
‘. EAST NORWALK at.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
3 Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Sullivan,
Proprietor.
d‘
NNNNBEE. NANNNINNN,
. 40 Wall 0L. Norwollt. .
to Washington 0L. Io. Norm”. I
01‘th of the town.
v pRESY.LO-LIYE Tanks; a...
Auto Garage
and MachineShop
Cello. Spark Plugs. ole.
204.WABH|NGTON 81's.
PRESTO-LITE TfiN‘KO.
not C.
van. .scov
camera.
l “M
' Hm T _ ..
INN
/ Oil Will
cameraman!
new
...J '_ ,1 pt . ’;"L‘ .. T.
.4»; a," -_;;__
Eclipse Sell-Cicadas
'A very III-on: use 0: fully guaran- Tel. 3334‘."
grades of RAKES, HOETS, GARDEN T
FORKS. SHOVELB. SPADES. and all.
Real Estate and .lnsun'li‘lco.
We have uvoral dooldod bargains
In lncomo producing property that
must lnomu In vaiuo With tho rapid
Automobiles stored. overhaul“ and
repaired. Tirol, lamps. 0110, Dry
Launch Bunion, Covers, Curtains.
Tarpsullm, Tonto. Awnings and balls.
E. 3.301101%“). Proprlotor.
T DOUBLE DIEINLLED
True Spirits cf Turpentine
(MORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fans Juneau. banners. Vunishoa. Palm.
etc... etc.
THE CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPAN‘LY
Sole Sales Agents
, IMl‘roniSlmut. . pryml‘ (my
(littlest DorsE E. Ulihllll‘
Nelda:
‘TEastINorwalk
. Tel. 452.
LflWHMflthiS F.‘I.TEIIIIIIIsoLII-ssoa.
DEGORATO‘R-B.‘
Wholesale and HMIIIIDB‘IIM‘I In eg-
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWAI-K.
Iii eslnsn :5
I sell only investments that I him
personally investigated. and whici
have been most rigidly lutestlgalm
Any some of the very best business out
professional men in our city, who hurt
large holdings with us and who rec
ommend these investments to Tthoil
most intimate friends. T
A card will bring you our Iltsrntan
or a personal interview.
n. L. cosusu. General Ancnt. T
16 South Main Street.
n
.134! 1911.
HEATING."
HOT WATER HEATING. T
HOT AIR HEATING. I
STOVEB AND,RANI3ETS
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gn- Ind Steam Fitting. Gas Fixiurco
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES. & HOTCHKXSS
. COMPANY
17 WALL STREET.
million; NO‘R‘l‘NLTALK
STORAGE
wast LWAREHOUSE.
0' tor .
FURNITURE, PIANOIL, ETC.
Telephone, 84”.
tall. for Porticulan Address ’4
a... N. Nemesis. ‘ ...T
Ol‘llco. Room 4. Havllaud slack.
Washington Btroot.
NORWAL
.4-
-
.«1L
Who Not ‘BLIIII Y
Own tlom
Rents size auricular a he um
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarce: cverv. dav We have II
number of very desirable horns: in:
Isle. and can make terms no
price right. \
J. MLoyton&Co
"m INCORPORATED. ‘
I mums Air-nun loath Normals T'
WITH! 34le
HOTEL pomp
D‘Nl MINUVI VALFRgLMIAN . II
T RN w
but mm 0. I‘m“
IIIIII goat? ‘ whim
m on . T T. .
w .m at sundown“:
finely stock“ that in T: _
A till lino of Action”
uucm onlobrnthlWIn Int»:
0i 31w no hon »
uni sputum. T
Ital-shuns timid”
PLUMBING nun STEAM..,.I~ I ‘
Norwalk Chronicler