lNE AND TAR
99,. ‘ ‘ we know that
1111111191111 the 111.1111; of 11 1100le
will: lion 0L the air. passages
” generally all that’s
necessary. Some times less will do it.
M01101? back it the vbtnedv tolls.
~ . PRICE 260 BOTTLE.
9. l M rgah is spending the
@1111: in the woods about Sll
9 Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany is to hold n 1111111911 and dance on
October 11.
The, polling place this year is at the
truck house of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company on Von Znndt street
The work of excavating the Rudcl
Oyster Companys slip has been tin-
i‘shed and the dredge is at work now
b9etWeet‘1 the two bridges.
Mrs Elizabeth Hokey and Miss Lot-
tie Hosegood, or Hawkins avenue left,
this morning to! a mo weeks stny in
1916‘ Shnwangunk Mountains.
9 Mr. and“ Mrs R. B. Singerwald. of.
Osborn avenue, enteitained blends
‘ from out of town yesterday, including
air and Mrs. William McGninness, of
reenwich, and Mr. and Mrs Howmd
Webb, of Stamford.
Rev. Mr. Hnnford, who menohod
,yesterday at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church, was the ninth in line from
Rev. Thoms's Hani’ord, the first preach-
tilt in Norwalk fifty years 01 more be
fine the Revolutionary War.
9 1‘ Aihtur A. Saunders. of No. 5 Betts
Place, won a prize of $1 for one of the
best answers to the question, “Whnt’ s
11’. Telephone Girl?" in the Sunday
orld of Septembm 29. His answer
was “A Peach Among Currents."
1 Under the new time- table arrange
font of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Raihoad Company the 9: 30 p.
m. accommodation train from New
0ng will omit stops at East Norw.alk
evcral trains leave this station a fin-
‘ to or two earlier or later than for-
nun-1y. and in arranging for trips out
of town the time table should be con-
duited. \
—~“l have been somewhat costlvc
but Dean's Regulets give just the re-
:21“; desired. They act mildly and
gnlste the bowels perfectlyJ'A
George B. Krause, 306 Walnut Awe.
Altoonu. Pa.
" ROWAYTON.
1 Mrs. Frederick E Lockwood, of
Rownyton, who was operated upon
three weeks since at the Post Grad-
nte Hospital in New York was
brought from that place, Saturday,
aim] is now 111 the home of her parents,
91h Washington street, South Norwulk.
W
‘nMis Antoinette Wright of 149 Deer
Hill avenue, Miss Mary Chlchester, of,
21 Osborne st1eet,snd a party of
Rev. A. E. Fitch enter-
ainncheon ut the Do
Rotoh Point. Wednes—
The trip to the Point
automobiles.———l§)unbury
lends oi’ the
nlncd him ata
‘Klyn collage,
duy afternoon.
Was made in
News.
bARIEN AND 110120110111
‘ M111. Charles l. D11yton,of Noroton
Hills, was the guest last week of Se
lccimun und M18. Chmlcs Francis
Adams, in Greenwich.
Thomas McAdums 111111 been 111va1‘dcd
the general contract in connection
with the addition to be erected to the
Soldier’s Home 111 Noroton Heights.
litmlen. tor the Elintc of Connecticut
ions were dtnwn by Architect Henry
nrvln and provide for u brick oddl-
‘ on, (our stories hi1:l1,6x10 loot, for
lcvutor The Otis Elevator Co. have
he conlmct for the elevator.
WESTPORT.
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred llnttci‘uon spent
Saturday in i’lridgeport.
li‘ land; from New York are visit-
111;; 91190111! iii-.11 11)..) Taylor.
Mrs. George burrow has been the "
guest of trlondu in Norwalk
. ”‘1'.“ .
Augustus Jennings is color
W3 ‘f‘i‘i‘onds ct her home in the
Form
1 1
y 1 W
3111211101, Elwuod has been the
of flier 11011, 11011311111111 Elwood. oi
unopened. _ .
WWhiisbuad and little
WW hg‘ggofilh? duvets at rem.
1.111.417" -»
ll 9ohti 1111 Miss Fibr-
$119111.
lk
' lm recently
y99 'Mre.9flenrv
1 Farms.
0 flunday guests of,
have been in town i post Week look-
1111's over the 1.111111111111111 in the vicinity
ol‘ Gdliups Gap and New Creek with
the idea. of establishing a. big hotel
and summer résoi‘t there
1
Thomas 13111111511111”, of Greens
met with on accident in Fair
did1 last Fridiiy When passing the
it rsry in his large auto 0. front tire
b11191. throwing the machine into the
il‘tiitly truck and breaking the front
ax c.
A short time before the schools
opened thieves entered the school
-- ‘house at Saugatuck 11nd stole the large
“ ting which the children of the school
had bought with subscriptions and by
saving pennies. Besides the flog. per-
sonnl effects of the teacheis were also
taken. There is great sorrow among
91:111.». little ones who worked so l1111‘9d to
get their flog. which they were so
proud or. ‘ 9
WESTON.
Miss Eddies White is the guest of
friends in Ridgeiield.1
James Griffin, is recovering from a
same attack 'of dysentery.
Mrs.Williu1n Robinson is about
agsln after :1 severe attack of gastritis
Granville Adams who has been so
91‘iousiy ill for several days is improv-
ng.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey is entertain-
ggdher aunt, Miss Kecler of Ridge-
e .
Miss Florence Banks. has been ill,
days. ‘ 1.
Mrs. M. E. 'l‘urney, was the guest of
MrskM. B. Hill in Cannon, one day last
wee .
Mr. and Mrs. Woolsey Nichols, have
moved into the Congregational Par-
sonage.
Miss Frederica Faulhabcr, returned
on Saturday from a, weeks visit, in
New York.
Miss Sadie Sturges. has been spend-
ing several days with Mrs. Frederick
Kcarns in Bristol.
Miss Lulu Nash, and Miss Lillie Car-
ver of Lyons' Plains spout Snturduy
with Mrs. Frank Wilcox.
Mrs: William Guurry, has returned
to Stamford utter a four weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. D. 0. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boers, of 34
Orchard street, Norwalk, are spending
11 fe wdays, with Mr. and Mrs. Haw-
ley Williams. .
Lloyd Dikemnn is substituting on R.
F. D. route, No 12, while Mull-Currier
Charles Keane is enjoying a two
weeks' vacation.
ALLEGED BANK WRECKER'S
TRiAL.
State Attorney Jackson Taking Per-
sonal Charge at Buffalo,
New York. ‘
BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 7.-State 'At.-
Alorney-Gcnerul. Jackson will take per
sonnl charge of the trial at Albion of
Eugene ,A. Georger, president of the
defunct German Bank of Buffuio, whdch
is set for today in the Supreme Court.
The indictmc‘nt charges grand larceny
in the theft of 11. 111110 The prosecu-
lion will try to prom that (learner
engaged in a 11.111 estate venture with
WillismWiilium M. Luther, a builder.
(loerger locncd $7. 000 of the bank's
funds to Luther for the enterprise Lu
their gave his note for font months
with Goergers indorsemcni
When the unit become due nothing
was paid on ll.l.11thc1‘gnvo a new note
111111 0 mortgage on coll11iciul.Georgc
gave the original note to bother. the
new one inking its place. but being
without Gear er‘s indln‘somcrd. in so
doing the ind ctmont charges. 00011101
appropriating propcny belonging to
the bunk.
T111 defense, it is 11111101110100.1111“
admit the facts alleged by the prosecu-
tion. but will show that the bunk got
its full discount and summon the full
11111011111 oi the icon. no that it. lost noth-
ing by the tmnssctibn 111111 will claim
that Georger' 11 sets were without crim-
lnul intent
1
TWO ARE BANKRUPT.
9311111909014 Undewtoklnq “Firm and
Submission Merchant.
Frederick 0 010113111111 11111] M111
some (i. Plinlcn. who conducted an
undertaking business at No.15
and unable to attend school 9101 several ’
1 oi the
loved in‘ Mexico.
pressed desire of Socrétury Root that
the original program was chub ed sq,
0 might spend the day in the ca 11111.1
Tighten spot at the Republic
11111111111111.1111 train bearing 80
minty Root, Mina Root an
of invited guests leilt,» the 09919?
co at: 9130 and arrived in
shortly utter :1. o’clock, Neorly every
ruiirond 1111111611 lions 11111111111111.1111
olnbmntely decorated and 9111, these
the Main passed under long lines 11.
111121108 composed of tropical flower
into which had beep fastened boiling
and flags of the two 11111111111111.111111
the noise of exploding born and
music of brass bands, Secretary Root
neknovtledgcd his pleasure‘ for these
hearty evidences ct welcome from the
5111111 platform, but. there were no
speeches on route.
When um train arrived in Curnuvpco
the entire population of the town was
at the edition The secretary and hid
party. were escorted to an improvised
stand and set upon the rostrum while
Prof. Salinas deliveicd n spoe‘ch‘ ‘suy-
ing that in this garden spot 1011111 Maxi
sand greeted the American secretmy
of State its a true friend of the M6119
can people, who. like their America
b1elhren,had shed their blood freely
in thg chose of 1.9.lbe1‘ly After the
speec
taken in carriages over a picturesqu
winding road to the town and uncles
ly 400 yezus 11110.1
Here an elaborate luncheon was
veranda of the historic old building.
Afterward the secretary was welcomed”
to the state oi Morelos by the" gover-
nor. The party was conducted through
the palace. The return trip to the cup,-
itul was made without incident
BISHOP LAYS CORNERSTONE
ManyAddresses at Exercises On Site
of Polish Church in Merlden.
MERlDEN, Oct. 17.—«The corner
stone of the new St. 31111111111111 (P09-
lish) church edifice on Pleasant street
yesterday afternoon by the Rt. Rev;
Bishop Tierney, in the presence of d
vast concourse of people of diverse ‘nn-
tlonalltiesihnd religious beliefs. Api
proprlnte ndd1csses were delivered by
the bishop. the Rev. Joseph Kulkow-
ski of the church of the Sacred Henri,
New Br.itui11 for‘me1 pastor of St
Stanislaus church and Mayor Thomas
Reilly Local Catholic clergy and
p1iests 110m out of town assisted in
the exercises.
Before the ceremony there won 11,
grand street parade in which the Po:
llsh societies and 11 number of local,
Catholic societies participated; The
day wns an ideul one for the exercises
and" a crowd of 6,000 persons witness
ed the ceremony. The "new edition
will be 11 handsome brick structure. 00
by 135 feet. The Roman style of
architecture is followed. The site
cost $10,000 and the structure will
cost. $40,000. The Rev. John Coppn is
the pastor of the church, which has n
congregation of about 3,000.
TER.
Chauffeur ‘Snaw Escaped Paying the
Fine Imposed by Des Moines,
iowa, Head.
, DES MOINES, 111., Oct. .7.—~Mayor
Bennett. of Fort Dodge, who recently
gained tome by issuing a nkaso that oil
bachelors in the city must wed within
a year or puy1n fine was taken at his
word yesterday by Nolan Show, n
chauffeur. who cloned with the 11111-
.vor's daughter Mabel. The elopc18
were married: in Fort Dodge and fled
to Des Moines.
Mayor Bennett is a meat believer
in nurrlnges and so he Sent 1111 ord-
inance through, the council placing 11
fine upon the hoods. oi all bucehlms
ut the end of a your.
Young Snow is just in time to avoid
the fine, but. not the mayor wrath.
W...
NEW YORK COURTS BUSY.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Wlil1 more
than 1,200 cases on the standing cal-
(11111111, the criminah courts of New
York county reopened today after the
summer vacation. for what promises
to be 0110‘ of the busiest sessions of
1111111111.le cones include all those
growing out of the insurance investi
guiion which remain 1111111911 and 0th
out I‘unging all the my 91mm potty
lurccny to murder.
in tho insurnuco cases the defend-
nuts are Dr. Walter ll. Gillette. who
won vino-premium oi the Mutunl Life;
Robert A Grunniu, who was vioc- pres~
ldeni oi the Mutual hits; George W.
Perkins. vice-president of the New
York Life; Charles 11.111111111111111. 1111111
ldcnt oi tbs New York Security Conn
puny; .loh11.1llogsn11111. president of
the Metropolitan Lilo; Thomas D. .lor-
dn11,co1nptrollo,r of tho Equitable. 11nd
Frederick A. iiurnhmn. George A.
liur11hum.Jr.ubd George D Eldredge.
Motel Reserve. Mr. Jerome
and Assistant District Attorney K10
Broad street Bridgeport. filed a poti-
tlon 111 1111119111be in the district.
. court at the United dicta: Saturday
They ouch made oath that “139 lucked
sntuoient money to pay theft in: 1.111.
They have co-portnorunlp liabilities- of
3713. 80 and assets of 3614.25.00113h-
lin has personal will, of 3% 001.1938
2nd assets 2 on
timid 111 tuntidy it? 1111
01.01.013.0011110 some of 326.1019
’illlhiliellii was conducted by 111911 1111’:
'dor the 111111 19111199119969 99up9l1lln 901 99.911
macho o. Lindsloy. who cond out! 11
1“1‘.“‘..t“‘1...1‘1i“‘111.111.91.999
it) l! 0131 i
so states (1111111111 9090?;
110111111111110 1171111111999 9191011
Ali‘
tosses.
eel will have charge of tho iuuurunce
Mr. Jerome will ask that 0cm
bar 10 be fixed on the date for the
trial oi Dr. Gillette. George A. 13111111-
lbhm. in. who was convicted of lor-
l
l
deity: will be 1111111 111111111. this time on
the forgery indictment against him.
Burnhum s, conviction Woe reversed by
the appellate division. ,
oom- m Modernism
lively 11111111191110: to expert
‘ his. that and the other rev
waste time, money and
on you can not born your
to 091110.11 package of
" Prgpsrstioumcmon. once
until? “tor 11111111111111“ that
1.111111111111111 7011 11st 0119
onto Another! The my
{clinic is to cl
it Was it the 191:. ,
places 11 throng ct people, was gathercm ‘
' to greet the curry. At several stations .-
Secretary ROM and party were 9 ,, ,
palace which was built by Cortes neon- ,{A
se1‘.vod the guests sitting on the wide .
was laid with impressive ceremonies 9
ELOPED WITH MAYOR'S DAUGH- .
51“ .1! to
rest cowboys been ‘1 911
preparation of tho 11.191111111111110. and this1
result it; eminently sntlsi‘uctory. 001i:
nocticut 111111 11 “11110 building at the 0!“-
pliltltlon. (ind her kilowibn in the Slum
Exhibit P1 i 1 9 9 pinto 111191919 'com-
,pgob‘onslv‘e ‘ Til lorlcul dinniilu
ounce of the‘cclébr ‘ilou 1‘1“
horde in, b11111] 1931 boss who planned
Connecticut's pdiitlciputlon therein, butt
0. very line. exhibit on 110111111111 antiques.
ll Miles 111111 heirloom graces the balls at
the 1111110 building; 11119111111; to the inter-
0 l".
necilcut Day Programme.
{11109111031911 no 19'0" connection 191099
"1:. 11911111 8 3111de
will arrive at Old P901111,
“twill be quan-
Connectic
,pnrty will be male by mesenmlwlll 0
the expo itiori noompnnfiw The visitors wt
them 1.1 0v Woo 1111291111 wits. ti:
cni hrs 9;. go rock's stag. vsrlou
intern 0111 cm, he sin 1.1111111111519191 0! the
expositidri "1100‘ 11111111113111 of the congl-
ilonal Aoehgotmtiii of- connectimil,-wi MT?
their, respective undies. mu governor wdl
be escorted. 150m. Hartline owing Snoop
company. «gave nor 09 18118.! , com
mood dd jot {(11 (1100., In oddities
the ub‘o‘vo‘y or 11.1931 911, the‘fcllowing Con-
necticnt trons be in dflendsnco 191
the exposition! on Connocmul day: ~‘ 1
Flr‘st‘ ammonia mama foot guards;
tho Putnam Fibula: 0.1111. the common.
horse guards. The 090101 opp-tr wl
‘ long 1111199 sérv
l
f shores of How
,9 that broad est
9- 01' the Quaint ”Val“ bottle“): thc'bh!»
tow a! «the wax-111 tools 011cc. 1
. The tacmnocticnt building was con»
1,110?de «cites the general plan 0! the.
old Taiwan home at Mtchilold, built
111 17711.. 11991911, 19 1111111111”
one or tho',‘
‘dentiiiil {91$ ninrks. 'i‘h’e architectonic!
the orig mil hull been closely 19115111111.
but the interior ' “11 somewhn‘t chunk;
«ed to custom to modern ideas» Ind
conveniences; fl‘he mom home ms
the first «11110111111 inaction built 111 the :
colony 0t ConnecticutA and its owner.
301191111 $9968. 91111193.“ was at valued oili-
cor 11 01111 ploy and for a.
1911‘... coin" in cali—
‘erul' George wartime. When Motor
, Andre. the British "airy. who condemned
to death for aiding in the treachery 0:,
General Benedict Arnold, Colonel Tal-
mane who intrupted with Andre's use;
cotton. During flip WWO, W93
1.111131111111111 $990" 11qu 9
cumpxigns wége 11111111119191 ,9,"
mugs 91,119; 1111111111311 build;
in: ht 1111; sundown Willi 106111011
as— 'a’ 1111111111111- of the "its“ historic
events o! the early calculi! day! in’
which the Toluene homo and its r1114.
1?. taut owns; mod conspicuous, peril.
. 'Al‘ cabal! the Con-
hangout?“ building but its
ish‘e‘d in sott‘ ‘old vep'ctis‘n red, and its
92119111191131.» is of the seventeenth centu-
" 1 1
,WW'W' . our
number about uvontydlvb,’ and those will
possibly bo‘ from 1100mm other Connecti-
clut people who will come at the' some
l mu
Tho nztemoon and evening will be spent
informally. bonus the' uncultion Ind
other points 0: interest. in the vicinity.
. Oct. 1p.~w. your! evening will tluo
be a e expo-i-
1101133521111 be r 1,‘uth. 9111b . .
Oct. 10. —1o 11. m., Governor Woodrun
and party arrive at Discovery hiding,
United States government pier. where
they will be that by President Tucker and
a reception comma. o! exposition om-
cinls. The xovernm that party. escorted by
the Second com in xovcrnors toot
guards. wil) 11ch to the Virginia bulld-
lns. where Governor Woodmt! Will call
upon ”Governorgflwnmn. f Vi
men women 0 r-
stoic "will cull upon ”Hangout Woodruit of
Connecticut at 1111- Connecticut State
buildins.
11.15 c. 1111.. Governor Woodrui! 0nd
only. 11111111111 by a". platoon o! 111‘.
Twelfth United mien covslry, will pro-
cccd to the Auditorium. whom they will
be met by Governor Swanson of Virginia.
And Preside trucker“ oi vibe emotion.
At the coin. All the Connecticut
troops will be domed in front of the
Auditorium. when they will receive
omor Wendi-111! With the honors due
position.
11:80 11. 111.. exercises in the Auditorium.
lion. Bnmu'el A. Edgy. president of the
c‘uinnectlcut state commission. presiding.
Opening prayer. Rev. Watson L. Phil-
lips. chaplain or the Second 001nm.
governor’s foot Buo‘rdi.
Music
Address of welcome by his oxoolionoy
mam-1101- Claude "A. Bwonion of Virginia.
mule -
Response by his oncollcncv Governor
“99"“! 8. Woodman: Connecticut.
1111 c
11111111111111.1111. 111111.111 ii. Luther. rosi-
dcnt 'i‘rlnlty colic-go. orator, or the y.
Music. "Slur fipunglod Bonner."
1‘80 11 111.. luncheon ‘bv the exposition
company to Governor Woodrurf and 11111-
ciul pnrty.
t p. 111.. ponds of oil troop! on tho
wounds to 1111 reviewed by Governor
Woodruff of Connecticut. Who will be lio-
compunied on this stood by Governor
Swanson of Virglnln. President Tucker of
1110 0111105101111 out! other distinguished
persons (rhls ponds will be to ow d by
11 drill by flattery ’1). Third Uni 6 tom
[laid artillery. and by parade by
the govornorts {not
010 ii 11,111., rectum 11nd
Mrs. woodrurt 11nd thudooniciicntr 0cm-
Mrs Swanson
heard only.
in honor of Governormd
of Virginia. Admins -
Tho Uonnuflcutfbldoalnl
house all day.
Connecticut Buildinu
(ammunition
11111011 is only i-cpentiil lib historypo or
that old cominonwcsitb. made 111 1111
11101101111 expositions. by occupying 11'
prominent place “11111131111111 her sister
suites. Though oinnlhln‘hm. conned-
i t has on“! 11511111
commtiilri thumb. 1111111:ch nxrcsmou. gm
mission at the connectibut $11110 building"
.m’lwd.
ry. A quaint old mfmnll‘uibcrs clock
occupies 11 place of prominence on the
stuirw 11y landing. A, collection or quo-
tattoos tram 12019101191, historians has n
1111111141 mode from the historic, Chariot
Oak tree. and on it are carvings givA
log the history :poo‘ constitution oi
Connecticut. An exhibit of Gonnecfl:
cut heraldry also 11111111111 tliée'o voila.
the costs 0; arms 1111 family fieeg' 0:
at 1am seventy iivjé difiemnt tumbles
being shown. ‘ .
Themmslx mismatched»
and seven anthems. might of
the rooms 11110 W with exquisite sn-
tique furniture.‘ in the hall on the
first floor are a hand carved sun~
dqur‘nhoe‘t fluids in 1075 and a B1111-
you one used by (30901311111: obrvei- in
1020. ch was modeled after
the one. used y 30911033001100, dig
author 08 ”Pilgrim’s, Progress,“ with
be was in prison. There are a chair
table mode in 1060. owned by the Our-
tll family. of Connoctlcdt; a M91910: log
settle at the period of 1-760. an old col:-
9199:3113” titled“ 1111 ii chitin clbibt 9slid con-
.1. .. 1“”
mutt .. mucosa
and bended‘éiiés‘i) vér ‘iho 111m load-
ingmmwtotboditmntrooms
are uvml pieces. 0! old mm were,
111110113 them being tavern unborn:
and measures. Those were made in
Holland and Englandl‘lu i own
century. On the loading
of the stairs one 111111111 big old.
1111111111111. 1111111111112 11 Bible
in 1089 and 11 banish: buck chair 0:
the some period. On the will no
never-1| oil pointing- by. noted 10011
noctico't artists. ‘ 1 “' ""
in the not‘thenet corner 93 git tint
m , be 151111 it ”in
room. 12011111 1111 9
furniture of the. 35911161111111.1111
a hbuubzul Bhbrnlon will at 1700 and
an empire data of 1790, A portrait of
bill“ 1101111111011 by. the noted Connecti-
cut elitist. Oblivion 1101111 on, and
1111011191 11111119111 lin‘ov‘m' n ‘9de Wen-
ii
in, which is di-
tins
1 may in 111 r0111; 01 11111 drawing rootii‘
""' m” °"“ 1111- metal atom. 911°11'11”
our; on 15111 lbwibby 11111111101 or. 1740. I
- 1 constitution mirror mm in 1750. the
Mm thorn
pit-31111011911219 all mum Without, president
of Yale college for thirteen years.- 131-
ii: iii
Willi! no 9911111181! with“
11911011101190! in”! 1" " ,
111 buildiul‘ aluminum. '
. ,. 1‘ W
, the period of 1780. Tire bountiful room
9% 90939193159110 5,149,931.99 1111911 on the dining taunt is 1111-11111»:
‘ th
‘ 1750 111111 a foul‘ post bedstead.
$0 noticeable feature of this room 111111.111
P3 .
inherit)! fin.
bozo-an.
Wills
11111110111110. cy- :
The dining room is 111111111
1111in with Hepplewbito 11111111.
with highly finished mahogany o!
empire period. The chino and titre!
the some period—1800.111" the hall oil
the second floor there is 11 high-b0
beautifully 111111111111.htm was part
who was minded to 17673. .
The cast bedroom contains an old
enroll too high- boy, which was one of
the few pieces 0: furniture rescued at
the time Foirileld 1111,39 burned by the
British in 1719's; a swell trout bureau
mode in 1780 a Spanish 1.115111111111119
1
111111.111 the rooms. the chintz and
1111113th are all in ‘harmbny with the
wall coverings. The “est bedroom
contains 0. Holllster. cradle in .whlc
Tom Thumb (Charles Suction) was
rocked.
eye in keeping with the furniture. tbb.
design being simple ‘und pretty and oi‘
the dowry of Elizabeth Smith Kinsley} -
of exhibits the most 11111111911111: Add
The Kolllsters were neighbors.
of the1$truttons counteracted the 11199 .-
=li‘1cnk L. Wilcox. Bevin);
19301110111110, linuttordg;
, WHERE. Hls'iCiiiY
Exhibit of Roilcs- 1:11 1111111"
Exposition ls Highl in firiuiht
valuable collections of torlc, i "lin-
lure that 1111,1111. ever been recon
The exhibit, in, 110191019111, whit.
to: with this cradle when the diminu-
tive Tom 1111111111 won born. There. 1119
clue an empire work. table. 119 spinning
wheel 0: 17.70.11 blglirboy. huudmudd
fireplace tender 1111999 11111193111118 of the
IéVeut‘oe‘nth century. .ln the rem;
another bedroom. mull. 1111th11!»
c four post bed, a cream and chairs
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