Paola 'd‘WO
“up. i was troubled a cruel deal ‘wig
‘ liver and headache. Now vlnca taking
“Guilty (7.737.797.9377: very nun-h better
n then an M98
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. ATTINDING BANKERS’
, TION.
Charles E. lloyt. secretary and
. muurer of the South Nm'wnik Trust
Company. who is also secrete: \ of th -
398w Iiankers' ABHICIIIIIOII, is one oil
the two delegates from this state in
attendance at the national convention
In Chicago. Mr lloyt, accompanied in
his wife. left South Norii'aik Saturday
afternoon. The convention opens to
: marrow and closes on Friday. Mr.
andfili-a. Hoyt will then go on a side
trip to St. Paul and DIINIUI, and then
by steamer to'Cievelaad,' where the
train to bring the party home will be
in waiting. Mr. lloyt expects to re
Heater
Attached to your holler will give you
not water at any time and in any quan-
tity. Connected ready for use,
$12.75
1A :“ comfortable
' A Combination
Range rd 7 Gas Water Beat.
on the Connecticut
llliiilllii in
known us the Cottaectlout- Fish
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Sportsmen Will Co-operale With the
Slate Cammua‘idn
Sportsmen from various parts of the
state have organized what is to be
and
(ionic 'I’t'otct'tlve‘ association and
through the organization it is hoped to
accomplish much good toward pro-
touting fish and gaiuo in this state and ‘
to iticteiim- lllt‘ plousurcs nth-id oi' tho|
(‘ounl-ctii'ut uportsnu-n with rod and:
giro. i
Theodore Slur '97 of li‘nirlield. has.
been clotted president, and there is
our vli'wprouidi-ut in each eivht roun-
tics. George M. Gunn, of Milford, is
the vice-president from Now Haven
(Bounty, H. 1’. Carter. of New Britain.
is socreiury and treasurer.
leorge ll. Scranton, of New Haven.
who is one of the members of the oxe- i
cutivs committee said today that the
torminlntion starts with a member. propc
ship of 2.000.815" Scranton says thuti
the organisation will endeavor to 78- |
cure run it legislation as will he of ben-
efit both to the sportsmen and for the
protection of who. He sold thntl
than are many laws on the statute
books of Connecticut relative to game
that should not be there and III“? are!
many laws needed that have not been
emu-ted. The state association will,
Work in cooperation with the state.
Fish and Game commission.
Edward 11‘. Cassidy vim president of
the ills Six 'i‘ymmpliical Union. has
boon nominated for mayor of New
York by the Socialists. l
OTHER FINISHES HAVE COME
AND GONE,BUT
J ap-A-Lac
STILL HOLDS FIRST PLACE FOR
QUALITY ANDIENBURANCE.
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CHAS. E DOW
112 WASHlNGTON STREET.
'PHON‘ 807.
' on WD 77. "may?
Funeral Director
and 21331771171".
18 North Main 87.. south Norwaik
R "‘ , 8 Washington St.
. -' ' .4? - ~ ‘ ,,
. . 7", . . , 4 Hr.»
-. We Do Our Own Grinding
iMNOVES GROUND WHILE
.- YOU WAi Ai‘r. . ~
7 Come in and have your broken
, lenses duplicated, no matter
; .whose they were made.
" Wagon: all 0!. Mr Hoyt's Pre-
hours, 8 73A :11. till 11: 1:0
I. lip 12: 45 until 8 p. in. Mon-
day and Saturday eveninn Ini-
til 8 p. in.
Fenwick ”Optical Company
7.3.5.... with”
Roam. 1-8 nit-a Bank Building ,
Q6U¥HWAOHIWQA1LOKN aOONN
, . l fit 863-2.. ‘ "
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IUOINE,“
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Capital Surplus and Priiilia
, 7109mm 7117.00007'
' safe Deposit Boxes: 88 and 88 per year.
Telephone “office. 3382.
' Telephone at houae, 898.
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Hotel Maliackemo
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'SERVIOE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 32 PER- DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Tiible D‘llote Dinner.
6 to 8 p. in, 5.06 '”
suuoa’v alums 75c
B9nqucts a Specmlty
TEL. CALL 883. ‘ .
CitvNationaIBank
800m rlddiliALk. clfrlu.
mariners A GENERAL BANKING
DWIN H. Mark’ewpoh. ms.
‘14. KNAPP. 177 Vice-
RE [RICK H. ROWAN. Int! Vice
Ills
waifne'e scpweti, 7777797
F‘ 73771777qu
I. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
Joli» H. Knapp “must Brennan
Josiah R. flarvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Marts John H. Light
N FM I-I. Rowan
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HOTEL VICTORIA.
ON! MINUTI RRQM DEPOT.
IURORIAN PLAN.
(In ((77:77 I “that 79.13“. (In
:n’d. kg?” Ll his Throughout. Ev-
nareaifikaeouflt ,
line ‘ocltda 3,, " Ion.
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STAMFORD
When you have selected the
right furnace and have had it
rl\' set and connected )oii
have eliminated most of the dif-
ficultics of heating; the remain-
ing ones being such as are en-
tircly outside of the furnace. such
as carelessness or inattentiou in
the management, or unavoidable
accident.
An intelligent person
have no trouble‘; while a careless
'person is liahlc to have trouble
with the vcrv licst furnatc. th
mod
the most intelligent person can-.
not get satisfactory results from
a poor furnace.
An intelligent person will en-
oy the operation of a STAM-
FORD FURNACE.
P013 SALE BY
HORACE Ii. NASH,
60er North Main and West Music.
All it It PO A 1-3
1-). flit-yore, as ........ 4 l I 2 ii I)
Delaney, 2b. . . . . . .2: 0 l) 2 3 0
Hayes, c ............. 4 t) i h‘ 0 0
Woods, :ib ...... ~ ..... '5 1 0 1 1 0
Jackson. if ........... i l l 2 i) 0
Smith,1b ............ 4 0 i 10 0 0
iiolmos, cg ........... t 0 i) o u 0
Murphy, rf ........... 4 i) :i 2 0 0
Green, (7 ............. 3 0 l 0 i 0
Totals ........... 33 ii Ii“ 27 ll 0
NorWaiks.
All it it PO A E
(‘unninghnup 2b, ....4 t) '1 :i :i i
(‘ahllL cf. .......... it t) 0 it i) 0
.l. tiibllu, :4b. ....... :i 0 l l 0
- Kerr, c. ............ 4 II 2 i'.’ :i 0
Smith. ii. .......... i i) 0 0 ti 0
Skelly. till. ......... i l) l 2 :5 1
Cornell, lb. ......... :i 0 0 7 0 l
\'olk, ii, ............ ll 1) 0 ll 2 l
(l. (liblin, rf. ....... l o 0 l i (1
Totals ...........29 i) ii 20 1:: 4
STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED.
lVORYTON. Sept. lit—The missing
horse, wagon, harness Illlif‘ll from the
hum of Joint Swanson, of iiorso ilill.
was found in Mlddleileld Saturday.
tied to a tree in a lonely place on the
highway. The thievcs had evidently
found. the chase too warm and nhund
oued all that might convict them if
found in their possession. Swanson
acts back all his proporty, but no clue
is Obtained to the thieves, nor any in-
formation revealed to prove that they
were the some who entered two stores
at Center Brook the scum night and
stole miscellaneous articles. It was
reported Ill Clinton that, ii team an-
swerlug the description of this ouo.
, with two illt'll and two suit cases, such
as were stolen in Center Brook, was
seen there early the morning after the
robberies, but If it was the same one
the burglars must then have turned
and gone to Mlddlcdcld.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
‘HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 8. 1908.
lOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. II.—12:53x. 5:071. 5:411, 8:08.
8:60. 7720. 7:46. 821k. 8:611. 9:10x.
91!. 10:20:. 10:52x. 11:29.
P. M.——12:68x. 2:601. 3:211. 15:08:.
13:36:. 5:503. 6:40, 8:501, 7:161, 7:411.
9:60x. 10:19.
Sundays.
A. Dds-12:68:, 5:07;.
10:20.
15. 11—12168. 2244:. 2:60x, 5:35,
5:50. 7:00x. 7:12, 7:41x. 8:21x. 11:60:.
10:08.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
it. 37.41950977. 4:47. 6:47, 7:17. 7:47,
8:50, 8:16x.-10:9h..10705. 111. 11:08.
E. BAH-1:081. 1:603. 1:00; 8:87.
3:32x,:.:,8554154:28. 5:02.5:,:08625,
8: 01:, 6: 08. 8' 03. 9: 09x, 9. 80.11:.
‘ eun’ds‘ys.
. M.—-:12 09:, 8: 00. 7: 80. 8: 50a
9: 16!. 10: 08:. '
P. 37—4: 07. 8:04, 7:713. 7:00, 7:30.
11:00!
south NORWALK 70 new
HKVBN
All-'18 1077. link. 1: 57:. 7: 17.
7: 23, 7:77. 30:77:: 77913: 13:. 11: 77.
ii. tax—13:79:, 1:31. 3:11. 3:31:
9:97, 7: 11. 6:11;, 7:37, 7: 10:. 7: 17
08,: 11:1.
, . Sundays.
Amp—13:17:. 3:17;. 1: 77:97
9- 13 108%111121. . ‘
P. iii—7:77. 7:10: 7:94 7:492.
asbi—L‘.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. 17.7—1803.6290.9':‘27. 7:77
1‘..:,:,::,:.u-H18044085811.8147ll
*
5:411. 8:81.
9
47:3
8uniioya.
A. M.—8:18. 8:88:1"
P him? 30.‘
DANQURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Ii Ii—l' 58. 7780, 8: 00:. I: 80.
lo: and "
it 79—7: 17:, 7: 77:. 7: i7.
. ' fl, sunny.
rpm—7:77. .7,
a. 37.4:777, 7728:. 7:377.
i r J! W
a litii uohwaait to IOI‘WN.
or g uncommon;-
é 999999.799
, ”Mil-I
. lineup it looks as if thong, would be
(Continued from First Page)
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first. and Jackson, (Swat Mulligan) of
the team. with two strikes on’ him,
shut his or”. swung his bat. connect-
ed with the ball and'lhit over right
field fence, scoring tam funl.‘ There
in ”to whole game in: IlfllllOII~N0l
walk losing many opportunities to
push out a hit with nien cu bases to
score men. lVoik tun-led hi9 best
game of the season Saturday.
During the game Mr. Dent announc-
t‘d the Norwulk vs. Soueh Norwalk
IIlItillli‘SII Mon's some, and said Man-
ager Cole-mun had signed a crack first
bani-man. (Jacob Hchaub) who is prac-
ticing every day in his door-yard. silk
()‘iouxhlin. of American League. and
Hank O'Diiy. of the National League,
will alternate as umpires. 'i‘ho sum-
7 Iillll‘_\' of name was as follows:
Pittsburg Colored Giants.
The summary;
Stolen buttea‘d‘uuniuuhnui and S.
Meyers
Sacrifice hit ~Delauey.
Two-base lilt~.l. Gibson.
Home rtin Jackson.
Double plays—Delaney and Smith:
Meyers,- Delaney and 'Smith; Woods
and Smith.
Struck outmlly Volk 12. by Green 5.
Bases on halls—Off Green 2.
Left on bases—oNorwaik 8, l’ittshurg
Colored Giants 4. ‘
Hit by pitcher—Kl.
Woods.
Time of game~~0ac hour, 31 min-
ulna.
Umpire--
(ilhllu, Cahlll.
.- 33.
Desi.
Norwalks Lose at Ansonis.
The Norwalks started their series
of five games with the Ansonia team at
Atmonia, yesterday, with defeat. The
game was won by the latter, 7 to 1.‘
According to the arrangement, three
flames are to ho plpyod on Sundays
at Annuals. and two in South Norwaik
on Saturdays. The Ansonia team was
defeated at the Meadow street grounds
a few weeks ago by the Norwalks.
Silvermlnes Win.
The Silverinine baseball team and
the New Canaan Y. M. C. team played
a good and fast game of baseball Sat-
urday, on the Silvermlne grounds.
which ended in a victory for the Sil-
vermine team by a mine of 4 to 3.
Red 8tars Beat Giants.
The Red Stars, of Ely avenue. piny-
ed the Knapp Street Gleam Saturday.
and won the same by a score of 18 to
2. The battery for the Red Stars was
William Redway and Joseph Seliy, and
for the Giants, Frank Niles and Wil-
liam Akos.
IRON _~_W9RK5 TEAM.
Employee Have Ori'snlxeti to Play
Footbnli This Season.
A football team he} been formed at
the Norwaik iron Works. and from the
NORWALK
something doing when this than: meets
a and competitor. The boys are will-
in: to play any tenth averaging near
their would after September 25. Any
elinllengea should 79 sent to Perry
Haynes, of the iron Works:
The lineup is es iollowa: Japies
Fisher, center; Cherie: .Lce. right
gulrd: Frlnk Nickerson. left guard;
Perry Haynes. right tackle: Henry
marks, left tackle; Fred Hopp. left
end;. Harold .Day, rlsht end; Leslie
rpm. 97.76.7733; "Spark" St. John.
fullbac: Al. Eldrldseaiziit halfback;
“Raver” Benjamin-L? (in halfback
STATE LEAGUE REASON ENDS.
Hartford Wins Pennant With Comfort-
. able Margih 0 ar Holycks.
-'l‘he simian in“ the bonnecticnt
.Leiigiis ended with petunia:- a games,
Hartford capturing the pennant for
1901). 771th Hoiyctte second and new
llrixtttln ihlrti’. Brilliant)” cotllii not
met out of the tall-end position which
it tiaii thin Io long.
’ 'l‘ho. Fin-i 81-771mm
= " Wu ' .
Hartford ...........74
m5 y”"“'-‘"'fa.,-
“mi '7' 7 '
..'
boned concerning
'Ilr antifullv white
and fresh are your
clothefi ii the)
haw been lilutll
Willi
'Laui'ulry Blue
This ntw blaring cont ins no
c'oarst particles, so ill: tcr i3
blur-d tituly and, spots or
stnaks do not appear on the
clntlws.
It (Villlt‘s in muslin bags ready {or
u»:- )uu simply shake it .
iuulrr the Water.
Your [near has It
Waterbury ......... 64 61 .512
Springfield ........tit) 0:: .473
New "even .......'.it (it; .408
Northampton .......:':4 till .443
Bridgeport ......... 44 78 Bill
Saturday's Results.
Springfield. 5; Waterbury, i (first
game): Springfield, 7; Waterbury. 3
(second game).
Northampton, 3;
game); lloiyoke, 3'.
(second gnum)
New linv,enil
Hartford, 9:
Ilolyoke. 0 (first
Northampton, it
:New liritniu. 4.
Iiridgeport. b.
National League Standing.
w. l.. l'.i‘.
I'Iitsburg .... .. .94 30 .723
Chicago ........ .. ..90 41 .037
New York ......... 17 50 .000
(‘lnciunatl .......... (if. (it .304
Philadelphia ........ (:2: is!) .477
Si. Louis .......... 47 82 .364
Iitookiyii ........... it; hit .357
Iiostoh ............. :ti: {iii .279
Sunday's Results.
I’Illflblll‘g, 4; St. Louis, 3.
Chicago. 3.; Cincinnati. 0.
Saturday’- Results.
lloston. 3; Philadelphia. 2 (first
game; Boston. 1: Philadelphia, 0 (sec-
ond game).
l’ittsburg, 2; Cincinnati. 1.
Chicago. 10; St. Louis. 4
New York, 4; Brooklyn, 0 (first
game); Brooklyn, 10; New York, i
(second game).
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at 8:. Mills.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American League Standing. 4
w. L. l’.(‘..
Detroit ............. 87 48 .854
l’hiludclphin ........ 81 (:0 .819
Boston.............?7 56 .579
Cleveland .' ......... 68 68 .500
Chicago ............ 87 67 .500
New York ....... ..80 70 .482
St. lnuls ......... .56 70 .724
Washington ........ 34 97 .200
Sunday's Results.
Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 0.
Detroit, it: St. Louis, 5 (first
game); Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 4 (second
game. 8 innings, darkness).
Saturday's Results.
Philadelphia, 1: Boston, 0: Boston.
1; Philadelphia. 0 (scoond game).
Detmit. 7: Cleveland, 1.
St. Louis. 2; Chicago. 1 (first game);
St. Louis. 3; Chicago, 1 (second game).
New York, a; Washington. 0 (first
game); New York 2; Washington, 1
(second game). '-
Games Today.
Washington at ltoston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
NEW INDUSTRY FOR WEBTPORT.
According to alfreiiorts Westport
is to have a new industry as the
Safety Switch 'anjtl"'8lgnai‘co. has
tiled a certificate of incorporation in
the office of the secretary of statei
The company is capitalised for 850.-
000 and will begin business with 57.1. -
000. This company is really a reor-
ganisation of the New Haven con-
cern which went into the receiver's
hands sometime ..They will locate
in the old F. Raymond factory
71 already have many orders on the
h: a which must be 31177.77... ma-
ciii cry and fixtures of tile oltl coin-
llny have been purchased and will
b installed in location.
men: the iact‘ii'poratorse re: M. ME
town and Attorney 9.3717617 auri-
iiutt. of Norwalk; it he: not :37 been
announced when the new oomph Iiil
will begin business. but it is prob “Iii:
that it will be in the near future
adds one more industry to the num-
ber of Westpurt's enterprises and the
local business men think that the
prospects of the town in the future
00k very-p “rho new will“
iiuiiy will piobnbiy draw their work:
ing force from Namath and New 1-in-
van us in these two cities there are .
men who huvehp a min e in this
line of work [lig'IiAIIngiiot 52:!!! been re-
the number of
hands that will be employed.
Witt; or Till “Mn: Laavis
ilansaii. 1:795. 77m 79 ~73“: mike
01 tile Airmail." Mill arr iced ii 7 ii
a“ fr on; , ”739mm; 9
-r
One of the most effective
:1 toucord grape.
distiiirtivc gown.
The rou
must at t‘ cpta
ilt‘HS woman is t‘uiisiilctcil in
for comfort and scrvicc.
imitation of I much flaunt-.1
stripes and it I\ :i delightful f
wants and (Il't'SstN‘ for h'tth- g7
lll.‘\\‘ cotton ilnnut- ls knows as
Illillt rial for iiill’\t‘l'\ wcur and
trayci l on 501110110“ Ii uglisli (
pots, sugar bowls and crcani
\vith gcucrous handles
lion.
stout rivctcd handle.
The D. M
With the return of cooler weather
Carpets
Linoleums
Muslin and Net
in it
South 'Nemlk Players Defeated the
It'ldg‘eport Athletic Association.
The South Norwalk team of‘nuoit
players went to Bridgeport. yesterday.
t'sttend a field day and clout bake of
the. Bridgeport Athletlc Association:
The local players easily do ated the
Bridgeport enthusiasts by a score of
187- 80-1181 The South Norwalk quoit
“play are were Luther M. .Wiixht, Frank
Human, Home: Quizley, Edward Bry-
ant George Schfleld and Fred Dicker-
man. -
i th; enamel?" of 71:: 93:93 there
Wee e 0: as a at c van ‘1
sfisinhaka. The‘aifnir 7'73th Wat
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,ALLEGEXD DIAMOND THII' I ND
'ILi r: “OVEN.” mi.,5'.. ..i 4,.
snipon'mn'r 87m. 13 .7767...
Gordon; tire. trolley one continuity.»
need: to have stolen a has or More
iieloii’lng to Mrs Charles M. (1017M!
Alvis aiiy.’ was bounti‘ our t7! th'éiurinr-
filial Bu ierior Court hi an; Wilder
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The D. M.
W. 9!! I!”
(II Interest "
iziiloicd costumes, is mu- of t‘oiicord blui-
shadc being worth thc saiiic bluish purplc as the bloom on
llic skirt has the long paiiclcil lines tlit'
Ictugtluncil plaitings, and the \ti‘\ long coat has uidc sluml
l't‘\tl'.\' rc'atliing to tlu iva'h'i line, the ions: Parisian c.1itllu
solo oriiumcntation consists of large IliLIlilSOIIIt' buttons. of
bluc sliuilcil cn n'amil riuutud wjtli gilt
M
Idealean Cloth is mic of tlic mu cotton \\ caics. a clue:
:ihric in tho truuli.
We invite your atttention to our stock of
Rug
Oil Cloths
Nottingham Curtains
Uphelslefrv G9qu and Portieres
Shades to Order a Specialty
A. Dickennan 87 $011
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Telephtme 446 '
9667789777 FLAirer‘ie 'WIN "' '
MONDAY, SEPT. 73. 7909
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Bridgeport Advertisements
Read Co
to Sh0ppers
tlic curly liqll
irondc,lotli the
models :uuou
-\ \cr_\ elegant and
W
h cheviots and the clipped zibclincs make the
Pfiilf business suits.
bio for cold Wt cntlicr and um i: iilorcd fziiiltlcssli'.
'I'hc lint"r mats arc St'llal-
'l'lu- busi-
Iicr rcquinmcuts as much as
ihc business man. and Ilt'l’ garments are plunucd accordingly
The iiiniiuicrulilr gray slittili'- vi'rg-
ing on gi'ccu or blur arc lil\'i)l‘llCS this full.
auto (Iclicaic
I‘ Mr know
It coiuu in the
rls. 79c a yard.
The ever-present Billiken Il.’l\ :ippcurtd in mic ()l the
Duckling I Ictcc It l.\‘ a good
may it bring good luck. \iaril—
ing oft mumps, \iliooping cough .iud otlicr jll\CllllC ills.
I l)tllllI :it tlic \\ ash Goods SUM]
Bradford Tower is lllt' quaint and charming picture por—
'liiu:i. Ihc color 15:! rich dark
blue on a clear uhitc ground. the porcclain of tlic higlicst
grade. and more attractive C
hina is rarely St't‘ll. The teat-
jugs arc squat looking affairs
and aliog'cthcr practical.
A Grape Fruit Knife is :i comparativcly recent invcn-
It has a curvcd tlcxihlc bladc which is mouuicd iii a
Read C9
we all want to lit up otir homes.
s
Mattings J
Crex
Curtains
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahaciumo-B. N. Bllner. Boston;
4- 0.1.. Lynch, Springfield: A. N. r77.
dock. East Norwaik: P. J. Watson.
New York; L. R. Huributt. Wilton;
F‘. D. Lawton, city; George R: 81.97- _
ens, New Canaan; Miss Duke. E.’ ‘J.
Win. New York; T. .l. Dunne. Boawn;
Daniel Ryan, 0. Robbins and wife. 8.
r. calm, new Yorke-:7. n. Meekl, Nor-
folk, Vm; 11. L. Wilson, 111. L. Barrett.
New York: F. A. Eyre. Little Valley.
N. Y.;' Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Con-
nor. Miss Edith M Connor, James R.
Connor.2nd13rookiyn:' C. L. Thorpe.
Norwsik; Rutledge Johnson. Youths-s
(loom Beardsley. East Oi'anae, N. 1.:
W, Howe‘ Fonts, Lyme: F‘. Klinxinan.
J; G. Robinson, Stamford J. B. Dunne,
New Havens “- Hi mmwr Green- I
p071; Mike Conkley, New York: Emile
movers and nits, Macon. 07.: .i. A. -
Shippe. Portland; 377.; 8'. M. Brown.
”baton: 87 WM’HIIIN Westport; J. A.
Melinda. Newark: John J. hsddan.
tan. m, HewYotk: O. Q.
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Norwalk Chronicler