.49 and
I. .. .‘.-..
1125. $11.4 "" 98',
, 1390111112111
E. K.
11111111611 o‘.‘ "‘5 I
"1 ' Nodwuibo”
A‘ son has WMWWML‘ and
Edward T. Dawson, of Clay street.
N‘thsn E. Peck of New Haven.
spot Sunday with triendsI 111 Norwslk.
Frank DePierne and George Alley.
of Norwalk, spent Sunday in Bridgev
po'fl.
George W Coflln. Jr.
Place,
port, is
—-Don't Wt buction sale at stor-
age warehouse of L. J. Reynolds &
son. 1101111 111611 111.. today.
of Belden
AdjutantGonersl George M. Cole‘
was In Noith Wilmington. Mass” Mon
day. to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. ,Goorge Cole. who died
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P n. Tompkins. of 109
West street. Danbul'y, have returned
home after spenindl; a cw weeks with
friends and relatives in Still River and
South Norwalk. '
At Amusement Park. Saturday after.
noon, the High school nine will meet
ille'llarstrom school Iteam in 11 game
of ball Both teams are in excellent
condition. and a good Insole ought to
result.
The state board of equalization, con-
sisting of the state tlessurer. comp
trolle1 and tax commissioner. met at
the capitol yesterday and started the
work of equalizing the grand lists of
the various towns in the state.
The Harris & Guns Company are
daily receiving largo consignments of
coal, preparatory winging summer or-
derb. Take time by tle forelock and
get your next winter's supply now
Nothing but the best coal sold.
Francis Snyder. Jr. of New Canaan.
desires a divorce from Lillian Snyder
of Liberty, Sullivan county. N. Y.. and
his filed his method in the superior
court. He was married to Lillian Bohr
on Octohe 20.1898” ad lleges (101101
11011 on Ndvomber 30‘919‘0‘9
The board of estimate and taxation
met. in the selectmen‘s once in the
town hall, Wall street. last evening.
and went intd eiéc‘utiie session The
selectmen's budget for the year was
(1119119111111 at this meeting. but further
that! that nothing else could be Icaru-
e'hle New Canaan directory for 1909.
published and compiled by Anna E.
Mpth'hughlin. has id'st been issued.
and‘ is a work highly creditable to the
publish . “Thea book makes 212 pages
s nicel l ustr and}. most
pIeter dyectfi‘yf‘d the,,,,flonrlshgg‘é
D
i ‘1’.-
Dr. Gilbert 1.3.1111. oi Stamford}
has received from the suprior court . ‘
a decreoof‘diizorce granted upon the,
recommendation of Judge John E.
Keelor. wholes referee in the pro-
ceeding, and who heard evidence in
the case. The respondent was Mrs.
011118. SHERMAN. .
Alharrsngn'monts are complete for
the: reception which the members of
the South Norwslk‘ Methodist .Church
wiil‘tenfder 11113211141119.2111 the pastor.
the My. hunk Dimweli Walter There
will be uninfomal program. and it is
expected that several of the Methodist
cletgynieh 61 the “.““"‘. Will be in at-
tendchéo.
"the Ni school entrance examina-
Jib...
tion met in the high school
“I“? ‘We'et, enbe last evening.
*ih Iii iltEd ex tuition centers for
‘t‘hé; c Mlelhce f Is'ppfl pflc‘arits desirous
Ofr‘téh‘é‘fmly t Igh school who live ‘
if The board named the
{DIIOWI ' ' W‘IIIde RJIdkeneIId
iid'g («1911' .
and 01.53939 911115,
T—Aufi‘fi 1““ 111351115 horses cows]; plant-
cm. W {one}: In horse rs. e, ted-
de1".n1‘§oi9‘:,iian'ow§,‘ hay, farm and
road wagons, afarlm tools, etc.. Thurs-
d‘i“ 611 “9191‘ 5111‘ 0'9 ‘n {1‘1 ,nb‘flami“
0 A l‘ 000
$3161: ‘9‘: Join w.‘ beinuéy. Aid:
k(I'lty.
Csrpenter- Morton Adohng is made of
wool felt. saturated with boiling-
ssphalt and then treated with a
smmmn‘iioohhiioomosnd so
. I... ,y not (In- cold.
, 4 99 11191111111110 the
' .11-uritibda“ or the towns
' New Bright
; utngrn
wa‘s bolhw the
a rd of stre gt
km the ‘Eo “
. ‘ I up 'wab “‘.‘..‘.‘,‘
“niOIr‘IA Friendly
1 W111 tho mug
§I YprbwflEp
r “‘Y 11%
our.
:91' st. They???
‘ us: in thug
nau- 9111 entrance, nolII
.
won ‘Id 11:! theatre in Bridge-
“,“llauud‘ 53‘
WI! '
““"li .9 mkén.‘
. ““Iagqugwary ,III.
's"~,’1
, “11$.”
1,1 an” Now that 1‘. ‘pood and finds Its loftiest conception in every home.
111 other. disappoints the c0011. Every Hub Range stands sponsor for its
deputation and reliability. They have all the improvements and high class
J
1.1.r1‘131;
68 WALL STREET.
shiny leathers.
90 WASHINGTON STREET
Sacques, etc.
tention.
‘
SOUTH NORWALK
YARD TEL. 464
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438.
What you have been looking ‘for.
around the ankle and without chafing.
We have them in several different shades of 11111 and in dull and
Women will find our display of Long and Short Kimonos.
We Carry 11 Full and Complete Line
Also. Sundries and Repairing Done
LUTHER M.
erytoa
{51th
of this company or any of its 11
"specially solicit tho patronage of all lumber no...
features known in range making. and are used by all the leading cooking
schools in’Now York. Boston, Providence, Worcester.
and New Haven, which Is the strongest endorsement possible.
1, [tones from $131,109,111), to $6019 ,. I
ollins
h‘Fu‘iiersl Dlreéiors and Embolipers.
Springfield. Hartford
, 1*:- 119 ~11 ,
l2- 18 North Main Street, SOutIl Norwalk, Conn.
n. . .1 ‘9". 7f 1&er 9““ "1-‘9‘,’ ‘
KI"
O. B. Jackson
' 1
bit it
NORWALK.
Walk-OVer Shoes
All Oxford that will fit snugly
PRICES, $950,194.00 95. oo
FLYN N 8. RYAN
SOUTH NORWALK
Dressmg 51.111165”
Dressing
intensely interesting The quality uorkmunship and fit are
faultless and the fabrics have been selected with studious care.
One can hardly imagine garments of this stricilv sllpcrioi quality and
so tcmptlugly beautiful. 1‘ such modest prices. They are wonliy your at
N. E. RYAN. 81. 00..
86 Washington Street
South Norwalli
wmoHtr
' "summon
‘ . - ‘ , p ‘i , ‘ ‘ , ‘ . ‘
American Agricultural Chemical Co.’ I Superphosphsto of Lime, Potato Man-
are. Complete Manure, Fins Iii-round Bone.
Mapu' Potato Manual. Complete Manure, Top Crossing. Fruit and Vino Foo-
tillzor.
Land Plaster. Alr-siackod Limo.-Wflato of. Potash. Nitrate of Bods. Un-
lsapbod Wood AsIhoIIs. Barnyard Manure.
1.; I I. 1111111190119. “'
How much power do you 11.. by
friction. slippage of be‘E‘AM“ long line
shafts, etc” in using STEAM
‘ , t us have in! honest answer ‘10
bo‘t‘lf
questions. and we'll submit
figures ,of the? cost of Electric
Motors and. estimated amount 0
trlcq‘l $019111 used “QUEEN”?
will y'o'h talk 1'1 uvéie was Modality?
1111111.
111i Reed sweammi
_ Butter! Butter! Butter!
£9.11
1111.1. TEL. 411.3.
or , I-w' «
...... Eggs! Eggs'Eegs'
‘ i and it dimcult m and and
you r
.. o
‘ 93‘“ “have on... Butter. sac and 3211
3 Fmitmnd. snatch loo.
““1119 lI11. 1111111111111. ‘Rodish. Let-
. momma Gramspln‘ach; Tomatoes.
stthhorrlIe's. cripples, Oranges.
‘ 0111116 Frui t. at c.
. 1 4.11.1... 1 .,.
and 11 preferential tsrlfl Mimi-SCI.
4" I“:
9311 't‘goaboyiiwit Afice‘ftlnof
blottihefidi 111191111 eruptions.
Clear 0 these disfiguremcuts in 11
short time at little expense. These
unsightly hm!” Wme from' 1111-
pure blood and o disorduod sys-
1ch at will all £39999“ “‘9‘ A
few ses of
do
which, do 111/: “IR ,quwkl Wm.
thoroughly Solmmuitmnisond
washes never cure a pimply face.
You must at tho poison out of the
synap- labia is what Beeches: 11
Pills do. They niovo the bowels,
start the bile, on off the impurities.
cleanse fl. 1118 sznd
EMMY the
complexion
scum Intonation-duo.
VI
GRAND MASTERS MEET.
Postmaster Brodioy F. Keith. of Nor-
waik, Eioctod President.
HARTFORD. Mly lit-Preliminary
to the opening of the annual meeting
of the grand lodge. l. 0. 0. li‘.. here
last night. a business meeting and
banquet was held by the Past Grand
Masters‘ Assooistiou. The following
officers were elected: President. 8. l".
Keith. Norvi'slk; vice-president. L. De-
leuw. Hartford; secretaryvtreasul'er.
l“. R. Upsou. Southington.
A degree team f the seven local
lodges conferred c 'ill'st degree on
27 candidates. Ruports of the oilicers
of the grand lodge will be presented
today, and during the day delegates
will be taken on a sight seeing 111p
In the evening an open meeting will
be held. addressed by Robert '1'. Don-
lel. of Grim, Gs,-
,'Gloll'¢r“oi'\‘._f qty
'0! FLUOIIIER‘S
GI A S ‘l’ O F§I A
CANADA FAVORS PROTECTIVE
TARIFF.
MONTREAL, Que. May 19. —The
dclcg alien from the Montreal “cord
of Trade. which will attend the Con;
gross or (‘hnnhoi's of the Empire to
be held in yilney, Australia, next
Scpte1nbci.go instructed for a tariff
protection against foreign countries
component parts. of the empire: 1 ’i 1.
-.M
11's; in
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers of Ini-
proved
Soda 81 Mineral Waters
Established 1882.
W‘ .‘"“ Vichy Seltzer Carbon-
" ic,8arssp11riils. Cin-
tel‘ Ale old Lom-
~' on Soda. '
Doop Rock Artsslsn
Well Water .U'Sd' ,
Tho P‘umi rind sin:
I’. 0. 8011.794
New Csnasn.Conu.
Telephone 120.
Guaranteed Under the Plus Food and
Drugs Act June 30.116 Sor-
lslI No. 4765..- . ...
The Norwsllt Vacuum Cleaning
Co.'s Wagon ' '
dues your cleaning in one- fourth the
time and .accomplisbos better results
than by panelling recess. No 1111su
tilting uaIcarpetii 1 re 9111131
sign. a moisturbi I; t 1311111199
11111111110 c le’a‘n rho “t‘
church , offices; 61133511111111.9111. 1.111
s'stt'lnu thine" on1111'3‘167IlclIsalI'1IliisI.,A
6118011111119 guises" r114
tors. Bait service. Phoiid
CHAS; II DOWNES 7311111:
9 OOURTL‘AND PLACE.
TELEFINON'E bad—:2“ 7“
9.1111111111115111.me
fffilll 281: to 30c dot: ‘
‘Fre‘sh‘ from ‘tho‘ cre'smory. 3“” you
or to suit
it: 01111, special ssh madé
01911111111” in tub or print. 359 and Sit;
in
esdqusrters for the finest
isplsy
a a so. 0111' Saturday-
’ofgww “ GEN! fill!-
you. i]
rrlwda'aw aims “uric cfes “ .‘
‘ts’so‘lNo oii‘ocsiis.“
A I 1,1,1 i”! .I 91'9“"
1:.
VEITIWLIO“- FOR CARS.
Eistforms‘ 'oi‘s‘ii Cloud cm to ho
The railroad osioners have
made algordor which requiem that all
this state provide their: closed corn
with vestibdlhii The MHIOYi-I‘IIIIIII.._ the
the result of 11%“; to on,-
motion of law“ 111tu “Icing” “ II
the state held in Star; 0rd,,in Ali ‘1
"We tlioreforé’ take 110151111111 t2a
the position which this board tokeof
M voliibullhg p‘cab‘s iind to modify oil
1 us minus orde
91133931931.” 1 111 “g.
Egret»! all order 1111 veatio
is applicable to all street
rplwup .operol pear: in this qt std
““II"IVo J9 cover use er dpe‘rbIIlIoIii‘ ‘ai Iall sep-
so
that. by the. operation or
tir‘dbrs' pihvlbgiy 11111366 and by tho
in providing their equipment. tlicre lire
now in use In this state 960 cloned
vcstibulss, but 185 of said cursors
provided with what is linowp as the
"The testimony of witnesses and our
inquiries fail to show any state where
commissioners open cars used in sum-
mer months are required to be vesti—
‘Therefore, we deem it necessary,
in the interest of the public and of
and direct each and every company
operating a street railway within the
fully enclose the platforms on all so-
callod closed cars to be used in the
plcto vestibulos. And that all Car:
used by said sirei‘t railway companion
between the first day of November, b0-
xlmiing in. the your 1909. and the
each your. bc thus fully vestlbiiled. ex»
cooling from the provisions of this or-
stlch warm, clear days in April and
November as are suitable for the use
. Fuliy nciosod.
companies opal-suns street railroads II:
can; be provldéd Eihttio'o‘ was" I
the order the Icomnjisplqmrs
the whole question,
vbet ul'ng'ciirsandtos
ing which
he year.
fsctb of the’ out roi My coinpsnioo .
cars, of which 928 are provided with
semi or bulkhead vestibule only.
by statute or orders of the railroad
buled.
the employee concerned. and do order
limits of the state of CDIlilei‘tIi lit to
transportation of passengers with coul-
for the transportation of passengers
thirtieth day of April. inclusive. of
dcr cars used in an emergency or on
of open cars."
CAPTAIN CHURCH I8 HONORED.
Bursary for Connecticut on Officers'
List of National Rifle Association.
Official announcement has arrived
from Washington of the appointment
of Captain Earl D. Church, of Hart-
ford. as secretary for Connecticut on
tho‘ ofilcel's' list of the National Rifle
Association. The appointment was
made on Adjutant General Cole's rcc
omnieudatlon. Captain Church is ordv
inaiice 111111 or for commands of thc
Conncctlcut Nuilonul Guaid for the
caiitcrn part of the 511110.
Copies have been received in Hart
ton} of the' report or rlillc shooting in
the. United States for the year 1908
WIiIlh is issued by the national hour
for the promdtlon of ride practice of
which Robert Shaw Oliver assistant
s'ecrclary of war. was pres‘ldcut. and
Captain Henry G Leonurd of the sen-
croi staff of the Ulflicd States .11 my
was recorder. The report of Lieuten
iaut' Colonel Robert K. Evans, of the
general staff U. A. who was exe‘
cutlvc of the national matches, fills
some twenty-two pages. it includes
eight cuts of teams and scenes at the
sixth national match“ held at Camp
Berri. 0. August 24 t‘o 2s 1908
The names of the officers of the
National Rifle Association of America
are printed. Major Ernest l. label]
of the Second infantry. C. N. (1.. is
treasurer of the ,association and is a
111 ember (if the executlie (ommlttec.
also a director. Adjutant General Cole
Is a director from Connecticut. and is
s I lie 111 be. of the associatiob. '
Afiliiae organizations} in Connecti
cut are' the following.
First Clhss-Cdnncctlcut state Rifle
Association, New London
Second Clubs—~83: and infantry, .‘cw
Haven, and Coast Artillery Corps.
Stamford.
FltIierlI Class—~Yalc University Rifle
Club.
Fifth Class—Stamford High School
lllfie Club
Minor William M.St:11'k of Now bon-
don. is secretory of the state Rifle As-I
sociation. According to a Washington
dispatch. activity in the fifth cities is
miliar with the work which is of Is
deal 01 interest aha me‘r'lt.
‘Captaln Church 11115 been Elected a
11““95 {£1 Oohuediicu't of the New
e‘
on the, eon
bstls tile hsII‘bcll‘itlon wbic M
1 3t nnuail oily at W ass.
1‘3?qu 9611131 (federal C1018 fipfi‘esident of
tho 1151‘1‘0'ci‘ntlon.’
moi-Mgr. Kenaékv WitLInEcov-
Ropubllcgn. statesiisirman Read Pap-
~ hrs-Moscow. and Chances. for
Rooov'ory on Good.
‘tlon of Miifincl Konéaly. chairman of
the' Rnpubilcali state, commiticc; who
3 bib 11 the, 311.111.11.111 I'losfpltril‘. was
.Ir‘roiiorg‘lkd list night as bcing’ vcry fa»
voi'ublh for ultimate lccovcry Dr.
C eorgc sherill. who has had personal
c also of Mr. Kant-sly. said: “Mr-
lie only a condition is better than at
to be renewed Captain Church is 111'- ‘
sociz'tiou.’ '.He is 11111:. ‘
n‘gitto on compotltioh ,
has a .
STAMFQRIQ. may lit-Who coildl ‘
1......” ‘" . ., M
"gm‘m m“: “‘ 1......
1 .. . , . 1. .111. . ,9,
'~ 7:111" “1’19“; 1m: 51911.... I,
. 9.2. IWobhlngton Street. South Norwslk
S““‘““‘é[
LADIES' 50c UNION SUITS i...
LADIEC‘ 50¢ VEST. .........
LADIES’ $1.00 UNION SUITS .
LADIES' 259' veers .....
LADIEIS’ 15c VESTIS ..........
sdv's' unosRWsA'a. 25c .......
MEN’S uNpI‘gnvvphn. 50c .......
,mnnrs' unseen/£1111. 16c .;.
gw‘ ~—~.-—.——~ . .
IIIIIRIMIIIIIIIIS I ‘
,4. ’11:} In um
Underwear 1
'. At Reduced Price. Thursday
...... ...........39c.310r$i.iIOI
........................... 39c
........................... 89o .
19c ‘
........................... 9e
........................... 19o
*iuu’ut. I1. b/iil'...nni73m
...... ..................... 10o .
‘. nus-u. ' .: .
IIIIEIIIMIIIIEIIIS
MUSIC
N‘IDGHT
ONLY
SATURDAY
EVENING
1'
HALLr————”
May 24
GRAND
Tom
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
'l ENDERED
T9 MANAGER
, irby
PRICES the some. -
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.
CHICAGO. May lB.--Dosplte the
claims made by Canada of the im-
mense Immigration entering its lior
dcrs from the United States and Eu- I
Tom. C. B. Schmidt Commissioner ofi
immigration of the Rock island F‘rls
co lines, has compiled figures WhICII‘
show that during the fiscal year ending
June :10, 1908. more people came'into
IIH‘ United States from Canada than
emigrated from this country in Cans '
do. He obtained his figures from rc-
pnris of the commissioners of 111111111
oration of the Unitcd States and Can
.1041. During “11- your Mr Schmid.
to take up homes in Canada whilr
58.268 came from Canada to 1ch in
this country
children Cry '
FOR FLETCHER’S
c A§ T 9511 AI
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahsckemo—J A Remodel. W.
DcLsmster G. S lrcland, Mrs. Arnold.
.l R Phillips. F. 'l‘. Burr. Mf. lichen
ii‘erg. l. Levinson L E. Broemingway.
C. J. Pope. Jerome Rosenberg. E. E.
Southwell. H. Lloyd. M. 8. Jacobs. J.
S. Jacobs. New York; 8. C. Parker.
w. A. Howes. Boston; 01 C. Russell.
New Haven; 1‘. Hints. Newark. N. J..
ii. J. Bloomer. Hartford: A, B. Boers.
Worcester: Is. It. iiurlbutt‘. Wilton;
George L. Rockwell. ltidgeficld: Leo
Davis. Norwalk; it B. Covkran. Green
port. N. Y.; C, H. Rugs. New Haven.
.1. C Wallace. Los .Angeles. Cal.;
James Shanley. Album. Mich; Isaac
Jacobs. Syracuse. N. Y.
"I‘a. wllatis is visited right: ‘ "Any-
thing that the Senate wants to put
111911111“er MW’wfldw.Mm¢
'era .
.1... .-..
I'But 0111' 250 Blend Keeps
to the Fore.
It has been the standard at
the price for years all .ovorihio
country, and there II no reason
In doubt that it will continue to
"loadiw We control “absolutely.
‘- and can therefore keep the qual-
0I——-VAUDEVILLE scrswm
this «ourss'i‘ouow OF THE You.
finds that (16 860 left the United State.‘ ‘
{HMATINEES WEDNESDAY AND Joan'-
. us DAY.
1 , Support
"I'rns 1111111) s'roga: co
.“wm-i 3111110
3
{menus HILL HIGHEST oountv
ity up. When you hear.“ a
Coffee that is “as good as tho"
1111 time s‘nci‘i his operation for an;
pendicit‘ls " that
soil why he should not havé' 11 com-
111%: recovery. I
Kt; nealy read 1112' papers during
the day, ‘399 was very cheerful. I
NATURE'S nannies won his-
EASE. .
Nature provides more effective reme-
dies ill the roots and herbs of the field
than were'ever,pro(l111ced;rfr in drugs.
I'i‘lifrty 3111111,th 13.111111111111111.
of Lynn M ..(dhc od‘sng gsveI
to the” wonia o the 'wo‘rld 11 mody'
made from roots and he'rbs,’ "which
rovIe' more 11
wd‘di‘dn s 'd sefies “““h
is the 1181' has e
t by Lydia E. l’lnkhsms Veg‘b‘tabl‘e
Com ound is looked upon everywhere
1
other m'ed'i-
as wso'lj whouluordn 6111551.
fit; 1 Ie standard remedy for woman's-
1.
here 111 'no rein"
099 in curing-
1111119111111.
:I' Union Plolfio sells for 26¢ a
pound." you can depend upon it
that it costs 351: or 401:, for that
is what Coffees as good so our
251: “W- costs In othofiatoho.,
The Union Pacific I
1‘99 00.,
Headquarters for SUGAR
126 Washington Street.
‘ Tel. .513 -.3
.hl'ioiit Mi.
11191: DELIVERY
"i .-
, farm is owned by
- - 10 and 20 CENTS
1.th A- .,~
1’ n
NEW AND GREATEST
ALL-FEATURE SHOWS
1 LAMA“: -,
CIRCUS
THAT is A 01111199va
TRIBUNAL—“‘- 0F NATIONS
A Spectacle of Historic Evéntfl.
Menagerie of Some Fifty'nges
Hippodrome Roman. 3908911..
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SouthNorwslirI “ ‘
Thursday, .. .4
GRAND FREE ST‘R‘EET PARADE
2 PERFORMANCES DAILY. RA
HOYT’S TREAT
JEROME nossnsssé“ .....
7.111111.er No. 1121
PLAYS ensues MONDAY 11113,.
THURSDAY. . .
AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY.
EUGENE WEBER
.hyi‘t
.-- .. soon
“How London Livos”II
ILL N VI 8 ~‘ ‘
, increase ujgrwszizii‘m 1; EM?)
MATINEE PRICES (611.111 1111).“ :flo
'NIGHT PRICEO ......... 100 Ind 200
Ice Cream Matinee Wednesday Free.
1 COmmonclng Thursday. May 29,
“CAM"..LE" .
POINT, FOR TueepGULooIiIa;
' SANITARIUM. -'
Tilc Fail'ficld County Auti'l'ubercu-
13111111; Society is negotiating for the pur-
(base of 50 acres of land on,Tash.ua "
lill in Trumbull. 110111 the Eastern
on 11 line as the site for a sasitarium
or tuberculosis patients. The. tract;
3 on the top of thfi hill, which is the"
ighest point in Fa rflél‘ county The .
Samuel G
I Dr. W 11.. ..Donaldson..of. F
who is a member of the board
n013,901. thevaqs ogistion ssid 111.111.4111;
11 that the gegory place web 6111')!
one of several under consideration, and
but no place had been purchased. The
Tashua Hill site is so strongly fbvo!‘
ed that the others seem to Ibo In Q1! _ .
curd.
COTTON SEED OIL PLANT BURNED
MEMPHIS. Tenn" May 19 urns
plant of the Mcmphis Cotton Seod',
Oll,(‘.ou1pany. one of the largest In m.“‘.
011111 was destroyed by fire early to
111 a loss of nearly 200.000: 1.
ludint the machinery do than
A number of empty ireigli cars
the b ldins were destroyed. A [or
“amoun of oil in tank's was 9‘.an
1.
Norwalk Chronicler