" not, Freight Propellers will
; ties as, East River. New York, (foot
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been .
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of '
and has heennmde under his pet-- I
soon! supervision since its Infhnuy.
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Allow
is
no one todeoeive you .u this.
All t‘rurnterfelts, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but
Experiments tIIat trifle with and endanger the health of
luthnts Ind Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Tasmrio is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
g‘lil’lc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guaranwe. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverlshness. lt
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
null Flutulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stoirzach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop.
on! is Diurrhwa and Wind
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The Children’s Penance—The Mother's Friend. I
cerium: CASTORIA ALWAYS I
The Kind IoI'Have, Always Bluglii .
In Use Per Over 30 Years.
“fl osmun “IND". vv will! "I". NIH "In em.
Bears the Signature of
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Wood, Wire and Motel i.nliii~Is' Il“~
ion, of Hamilton, ()IlllU‘Ill. has iippoinl-
nil a committee to dot-Illi- upon the
advisability of building a laboi tI-ur
pie in that city next year.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1!“.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
33.707.107.48
George M. Holmes, Fresh.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Fred'k A. Ella, Seey & Tress:
wallpapers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Housefur-
nishing Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your ’sbeives than the round green
glass Jars.
Square White data have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies. '
Best Mixed Paint, $1.255 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
.7 WASHINGTON STREET,
IOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Daily Line to N. Y
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 'I
leave
r) at 4 pm Freight received
Norwslk up to d p. m. and birth
Norwslkuptotzlopdn
e! Ever street),In every day. (except
Norwsik Steamboat Ca
Analog J. Smith, '6. Hegemsn,
, Lessee. nor-I Agent.
-.
, Examiner!-
ti. o slats-tones.
IS‘W to Iaas
'. -Mmmnonscen.
SEARCHLIGHT STAMPEDES }
HORSES.
GROSS - lIIJSEIII'I‘Sl‘Ii. Alli-IIIIII.
Sept. l:i.~Au odd accident occiui'cil
here Friday night during the manoeuv-
res of the Austrian army. The horses
of the sum Regiment of Dragoons
were stainpetied llf midnight by n
searchllghl [Iliil was placed upon their
camp by the approaching “enemy."
They rail madly through the camp,
trampling on the sleeping soldiers.
Nineteen men were severely Inlired,
and one was killed. Sixty animals
took part in the stuinpcde.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iustiag the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
Inter life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis—
eases are given apecinl attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You wilt
never regret giving Chiropractic h
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the lake for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
mini.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil, turps.,
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE' FAMOUb
\ nurcu so»! PAINTER same
We can guarantee this White
Lentils purity.
See us about your painting.
E. E GORHAM
DICORATOR.
EAST NORWALK, CQNN.
r
Horace E DannESOll.
Real Estate" and
Insurance '
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
, meanest. eons.
‘ mutt! sum «In puma.
meniylw y” my“ a
must lacrosse In' value with the rapid
growth of “I'M ‘
'."i II ,3. ' Vivi"
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I‘ .5
‘ to President Mellon, of the New Haven
.tlnough the press department of the
, I'lunbury il sci-ins vcry improbable that
,hiiijol' liillscy B. Phllbl'icil.
. l'oi'li, but after a careful Investigation
;lluy havi- announced llinl the major
'Csptain Judson of Stratfod Light
umovavdov . 7
Dose of Contempiste Building the Now
‘ Lino.
'l‘lII-ro In opportunity for more gues-
sing in regard to the Danbury (lrcen-‘
wicll, ilanbury-i’ortcbester, Dunbury-
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White~PIulns railroad projects. It has
been rumored In New Haven and in
Greenwich during the last few days
that the New York, New Haven and
Hartford roiui had urcqulred a right
of way through Greenwich for the pro-
posed rind and the stories were told
with so much detail that It seemed
that they might be welldounded.
Yesterday a query was sent
s) sleni us to the prospects of the cori-
Ittriiclion of the line from Greenwich
lo liaiibury. The reply received
load was this: "The New Haven road
does not contemplate c‘onstrultion be-
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the ~
Bridge Pharmacy
[Prompt and elicisst service at
times
~.;..
all
Personal attention than to all
prescription work.
Obstu for ear trolley patron
homeland wsltftuyourssr
BRIDGE PHARMACY
tween Greenwich and l)nubuiy."
II. PARKER. alum
If the road does not contemplate
ioiisliuctimi lli‘th‘l'll (lreinwith and
it has nt‘quiicd n right of way throng
Greenwich for such a line.
GET RID OF VICIOUB DOGS.
Those Who Keep Them Must Go to
Postoffice for Mail.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—-—hiiiil cur-
ricis are not required lo deliver mall
at houses where vicious dogs are per-
Iiiilled to run at large.
As a lll‘OIMIIOn to carriers the fol-
lowing Iegnliltlon has been adopted
by the postoflk‘n department
‘Caiiiers sic not required to deliv-
or until at residences where vitlona
'dogs [III perniilicd to run at lill'ift'
I’crsonu keeping such dogs must call
iii the posloiiice for their mail. ”
A FIREBUG IN FEATHERS.
Bird Who Took Match to
Blamed for Blaze. .
li‘nully electric wires were bliunod at
first tor the $2,000 tire III the home of
in IIiIl’l-
Nest is
luvcrlligolion, Iliiiidini: inspector Prod
Iillll Electrical lilcpector Thomas H,
is right in blaming the trouble on a
or plausible theory, say the Inspect-
ors. '
DIDN'T SEE SERPENT.
Made Blight Mistake.
(‘nplnln Thcnc Judson of Illt‘ Slrnl
ford light house reported the other
day he had seen his old friend llII
l’oint-no-l’olnt sea serpent off the
shore of Lordship. Ii has been as-
certained that the captain's eyesigbI
was at fault as no one has ever at
tacked his veracity. The supposed
sen serpent wash box of bologna
which had escaped from Gus liroch's
wagon on the way back to its home in
New York,
cuicu
I‘m. in It I ’sod l ai
boxes. seabed can ain't: .3ng“
- “I
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' 9 Mm Ankfoscm
9 ll IIIAND l‘
" sunken-assign Air-rebounds
Sill) BYDRWIISI'S W
.4.
ESTIER’ S PILLS
Tlllt 'Dl ‘1:qu m3
Your pick of a dozen different
kinds of
RANGES
COOK
STOVES
Ranging in prices from
$6. 25 to $50. 00
F. A. MITCHELL
cos. WALL AND men are.
noswsut. court.
All Coupons
. roll.
III] Iiiili
still Pills
ARE REDEEMED BY
F. E. Lockwood
& Cillllpany
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly filled
out gets you a Spark Plug free
residence of the
East avenue.
erect
adjoining and just south of the resi-
dence of Harry Rider.
Washington
L.
The tug Port Cheaterw unwind in the
harbor this morning with a barge loud
ed with coal.
A new roof is being built on the
Misses llcnnolt in
The Epwortli Manor, of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, will hold a
session this evening.
Mrs. (iiics Sounders, oi Sirawbcrry
Hill, who has been III at her home Is
now in a much Improved condition.
John McGuire, the popular libatlon-
Isl, of the Washington street bridge,
was a visitor at Savln
121k yesterday,
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pnny and the East Norwnlk I-‘lvc Po-
”(‘0 will each have their monthly busi-
ness meetings this evening.
Miss Annie Sec, of Gregory [Ionic-
viird, who has a posiflon as "humor
in n Bethe] but faclory, spout Sunday
at her home in East Norwulk.
Some of the summer residents about
Best Norwaik are leaving for the win
liid. lliids built IliciI nests under the “"- Th“ “mm“ “"W“ ““3 quilt- “
It onus ill ills lillillit' and “HP II'IIIliI‘I't‘iI ”“8!“ spot this morning. in "“59
sqllilticl must have lnrllcd up II iiiuti II ‘I'W'm" "
'iliiIIsdiil. ’1‘ hole is absolutely I o nth ”T”
Preparations are being made to
a new house in East avenue,
_ The dirt is now
being scooped out for the cellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly, of East
street, are very much
pleased with their first born grand-
child, the little daughter of Mr. and
i
l
' Belle, after one or the father's sis-
, apparently had It salutary sheet on the
23.00
THAT'S THE PRICE OF OUR NO. 8
Chem
Stewart
Range
and we claim it is the best stove value
in this town.
This stove is gutranleed in every
respect, and you are welcome to your
money back after a month's trial If
you want it.
I. J. IIIBEIIIE I Slili Eli.
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NO‘RWALK.
HOW MUCH
urge destirtblu your“ building can be
made for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting. Bells. Private Tole. ,
phones, Annunciators, etc., installed—
we‘ll tell you how and fugnlsh all
materials.
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who is up to date gets the
good paying tenants.
Ille Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
as w’ssulnamn srsssr.
souru NORWALK.
virtuous.
2:7
rsLerous gnu. m.
(Gregory Boulevard)
‘IA.T NG'W‘LK.
«II-fw—
e
Shore Dinnmrsud All Kindsoi
‘ SeaFoodCookedtOOrder
John E. O’Slillivan
swims.
‘ lirer Richsrd Bland, who was mated
i
chance of finding him. Joseph is the
.Wasblngton street bridge and found
school elected oillcers yesterday. All
of '3 ‘ _, l I
, for! Ci‘t'y.“ ‘ a”
eats west to New ork Saturday to -
see her. The child has been named
tors, Miss Belle Holly.
Constable J. J. Goodwin had quite
an easy time in East Norwalk on his
weekly visit Saturday night.
rest and near arrest of a week ago
Would- be ceiebiutors.
Plans are out for two new houses at
the Langdon islands property. The
work of clearing up the property with
the approach of fall is being continued
but It is expected that the two new
houses will be started shortly.
’I‘e Advent Christian Sunday school
will hold a prayer meeting tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Meeker
in Westport avenue. Those attending
will please take the 7:24 car from the
East Washington street switch.
Pastor healer F. Reynolds, of the
Advent Christian Church, announced
yesterday that he is preparing a sore
ice of prophetic Sunday evening ad-
dresses. The first of these addresses
will be given in October. the exact
date to ob announced later.
The East Norwalk oystermen should
bear In mind the notice of the clerk
of the shell fish commission. The
clerk will be at the South Norwslk
council room tomorrow morning from
9330 to it o'clock, to issue licenses to
work on the natural growth oyster
beds.
—Bsnncr Bakery open until 8 p. In.
Best homemade bread, cake, etc.
Bout thieves are again busy. The
Istest sufferer is Charles M, Decker.
who keeps his boat near the Benc-
dlct Farms bridge dock. 01in a week
ago. Mr. Decker purchased two hund-
sonlo lights and put them on ilic boat
They disappeared some time during
Saturday night.
The East Norwnlk airship mystery is
just as deep as ever. Nobody has been
sbie to fathom ll. The east is careful-
ly scanned cnch morning in the hope
of catching a glimpse of the mysteri
ous craft but not a sign of it has been
discovered since the eventful voyage
in the vicinity of Calf Pasture.
(‘spluln Jacob See, Jr.. denies the
allegation that be is having a new cab-
in bullt on his sloop to add to his com-
fort in making a dash to the Norm
Pole. Jake says he will be satisfied to
gel as far as Bridgeport for the natur-
al gromh system. The cabin is being
built on the sloop by Frank Holly.
Herman Rider has just given suolh-
er demonstration of his artistic ability
In the signmaking line. A very fine
specimen of his handiwork has been
erected over Dominick Canevsri’s
store at the intersection of East Wash-
Inglon street and Seaview avenue. The.
sign has large gold letters on a back
ground of black.
Bennett A. Jackson is still looking
for Joseph Alimnty, but with little
young man who was sent to the bank
Friday afternoon with .74 and sever-
al checks and apparently found the
course a long one, for he hasn't shown
up there yet. No encouraging reports
have been received from the police.
There will be a great scramble at
Bridgeport just one week from this
morning, which will be the date the
law goes off the natural growth oyster
beds. The oyster basis will be out
there before sunrise and it is expected
that any man who throws over a
dredge before the law show will be
reported. Most of the East Norwalk
oystermen will leave nexI Sunday, in
order to be on the job as soon as the
other oysternien.
Boys will be no longer welcome
about the Nelson and Ayres shipyard
back of the Crescent Laundry, after
the trick they.turned of! Saturday
night. They got after the lumber there
and tossed it overboard. It was res
cued before it floated away. Some of
the lumber, in addition to belonging to
the shipyard. is owned by Contractor
Leslie Gamble. Considerable indigna-
tion was caused by the youngsters
mot: and when they show up again,
they will be invited to stay away.
Three grape arbor thieves came
very near being caught Saturday night
about 11:30 o'clock, by Charles Ais
thorpe, of Seaview avenue Mr Ais-
thorpe heard a suspicious noise in his
rear yard and investigated He found
the three young men in the al'bor and
when they’xsaw him, in the expression
of the day, they "beat it". Mr. Ais-
thorpe chased them as far as the
they were lads from South Norwalk.
Although he doesn't know them by
name, he knows their faces.
Doc Marshall,'of the crescent Laun-
dry, thinks he has a legitimate kick.
it appears that Richard Bland latited
Doc to take a ride with him on one of
the wagons Saturday evening and be
promptly accepted. Keyser‘s island
was finally reached and here Dick had
to take on such a load of articles to
be laundered that Doc bad to walk
the three miles back to East Norwalk.
Dick is of the opinion that In view of
the fact that Don has established a
reputation heretofore for pedestrian-
lsin his kick to not a legitimate one.
”Is—‘-
Advent :éChristlsn Sunday
The
of the ofllcers were reelected. with
the exception of Arthur Ainsworth.
who did not care to continue as trees»
again for superintendent, has sar‘veg
most efficiently for eight years as th
The ar- '
:3 lili_l__iill.
A regular meeting of Reliance Hook
ahdh Ladder Company will be held to
n g I.
Mrs. John V. Wallace, of New
York, was a visitor at Rolon Point yes.
terday.
Miss Anna Jacobs, who has been at
Roles Pelnt for the season, will re.
turn to New York tomorrow for the
winter.
Mlss Minnie Snlihn, of Raymond
street. left Saturday for Sidney, New
York, where she expects to sojourn
until about Christmas.
William S. Sturtevsnt, of Belle
island. who has been traveling through
the west fer several months, is expect-
ed home next Saturday.
Bernard Jacobs, who has been spend-
ing the summer with his father. Her
man. the manager of Butch Point, has
returned to his studies in New York
city.
The bridge over the inlet near the
Tokeneke Beach Inn is being repaired
for the coming season. Some plank
lag had come loose and made it‘s
dangerous crossing.
Miss Hannah Jacob, who has been
spending the summer at Baton Point
has returned to her home in New York
city, where she will complete her
studies in the Wadlelgh high school.
Dr. E. E. Allen and family. of New"
York, who have been on their house ;
boat off the Norwaik Yacht Club all
summer. have returned to their home
Dr. George F. Poole. of New York
city who has been spending the sum
mcr at L' Hammock island, has return
on to his home for the winter.
A party from the Independenl
Yacht Club. of Northpori, came let!
the Norwulk Yacht Club. yesterday
with some very sea sick ladies or
board. The party remained until the)
recovered from the effects of the my
age and after the water had calmed
somewhat returned to Long island.
A man and woman came near hsv
trig a serious accident in Belle Island
yesterday, when the horse that the)
were driving became frightened at a
piece of paper blowing about the road
and boiled. in taking the turn -st
Hickory Blnfl the wagon struck a large
rock and was pretty well smashed. u .
The horse then broke away and. i
ed. The parties in the carriage were
pretty well shaken up. but were not
much hurt. They refused to give‘
their names.
WEI Illiiiiiii
Miss Gertrude I. Valentine has re
turned to her home In Darlen,~sftoi
usisll with friends in New Haven.
Miss Jennie Fairbanks, of Dorian
the slenographer at Walsh & Wright‘s
biw otllcc. in Greenwich, has returnet
to her duties after a pleasant vaca
tion.
Admiral Alan Reid, U. 8. N., and
Keith Edwards, who have been guests
of Mrs. Henry M. Valentine, in Barton
have returned to their homes in Wosh
inglon.
Suit has been brought by John
Fleischer. of New York, against local
Windt, of Dorian. to recover damm
alleged at 83.500. The action is based
on a- note the plaintiff claims Windl‘
gave him on February 1. 1009. one for
33.000. The note remains unpaid.
The subjec't of the Sunday morning
sermon by the pastor of the Methodist
Church. Rev. G. B. Smith, was “Life's
Arlthmélic+Additlom " Prof A. D.
Lane: of New York who is to conduct
a singing school in Davies. had charge
of the music in the church on Sunday
evening Prof Lane will give his first
lesson in the lecturerbom of the
Methodist Church tonight at 8 p In
Admission free
The equipment of the boys‘ camp at
Brush Island, which closed 'a week and
Saturday. when the lsst- batch of 150
boys were sent back thew York, has
all been stored. and this land I; now
vprscticsilylsirlpped of all the Indica-
tions of t camp life. It is belibvel
over at the Cove that, with the grow
lag scarcity of share sites, the-own
ers believe that there is a future for
the island as a residential place. and
so concluded not to renew the lease
with the Children’s Aid Society. The
island Is at the end of Nesrwater
Lane, which runs through the Wood
property in Noroton, but a more ”Iii:
rect way to reach it is by boat here“
the Cove pond. There' was a. thus
when it could be reached by walking
across the Cove pond dam.
Mrs. Henry Avery is visiting rela-
tives out of town.
Mrs. l. B. Mills is the guest of
friends in Bridgeport.
Parties from Bostonbsve purchased
Dr. Nolan‘s fast trotter.
head of the school. A new office was;
also created, that of assistant librar‘i
ion. The encore elected were: '
Superintendent—Richard Bland
hfssistsnt Superintendent—{rank P.
So
Secretary—Miss Grace Weed.
Treasurer—Miss Grace Reynolds. ;
Librarian—Walter Byers. ‘
Asst. Librarian—William Grouch»
IIOI‘. .
Dr. and an. Stesrns a. entertain-
ing friends from New London.
Irving Bradley, of (lamps Street,
lost a valuable cow last week.
Welter Price has returned. from a
business trip to New York olty.
u
fill-hm
William Hook. who fora
IlII' I iii 9 ‘
,conductcd a saloon on Main
has said out m to MI” in
Bridgeport. '
William Seidt ls workl with his
team on a reservoir in big.
if Harriet Pile t f
rs. s or
- a few days of friend;h In (screw
The seiectmen have held their last
meeting of their term and paidll
town bills. .
lira. Charles Ghats-d
turned from an extended visit in
steamers ' ‘ '
Mrs. Peter Bulkley, Wright street
fell several days ago and broke her
right srm.
Sheriff and Mrs. Kemper have been
Examining their daughter from
ad . , . .
Rev. Alden 1.. Bennett, of Moatslsir.
N. J. preached in Holy Trinity church
yesterday.
“in and Mrs. W. B. Dickson have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. 0
Bloom. of Norwich
Several farmers In this vicinity will
exhibit stock and farm prodm st the
Greenfield fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs William Baynhsm
have returned to New Jersey after
spending several days in town. -
Charles Emrey and son, who have
been spending sevesal weeks at the
Hawthorne inn. have returned to
Union Hill. N. .l. , .,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bo too will
go to housekeeping into e house
recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ger
sham Bradley.
of Sept. 21, Doric
Chapter. 0 E will hold an im-
portant meeting. The grand encore
are expected to be present.
On the evening,
An important meeting of the We».
port lire district will be held ii the
town bell, Wednesday «aims-
blusiness relating to the sewer other,
ton
Frank N. Taylor has left for New
Hdmpshire where he i. outset to
every year for the benefit of
health. Mr. Taylor sulors greatly.
(rota hay fever. ,.
At the recent fair of the Church of
the AJssIImption ti 500 was red.
.- pastor. w op to
thank; all who clued themto m-
if a grand success. ‘ ’
.ss—i-u—u—iu—‘n
The school enrollment for t fall
lg. igstlaéiznou std.” u:'
g so on , e I .
flit Singuuck, 09: We: mt .
loci m Mm. M:
“fit ‘“ 0
way, 42.
I The funeral of MlIsAil
gen was lsrgeiy “film“ Mil! tires
and friends Sstnrdsyifrods
of the Assumption Reva rather.
an officiated. Interment lwot
family plot In the 0|!th It
on King street. Among
tributes was is band‘s"
from the teachers and pupils
Ssugstnck school.
Mrs. R H. latch is it: Bayonne, Navy
Jersey.
Mrs. Adolph Horn is the guest or 9- ,
New York friends
Miss Louise Wakemsn has returned .
from a visit in cor-await.
Miss Potter is spending s few days
with Miss Harriet Adams.
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Miss Bessie Treadwe'll has 'eatered
_the Danhury Normslmchsol.‘ .l at»
Carl Tews, of New) Your a. visited V
.his grandparents, Mr. and lira Philip ~
Gerhardt.
The little daughter of George 1th..
who has been ill has several weeks,“ In
improving. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tr hull,” at
Bethel. have-beenigue‘sts‘ef- nr- Elli
McConkey. . ~ ~. ! rm 2 1
ur. and Mrs. Vhfi. of st:- tilel v
has recent gués M3 “3' ”if
all Wskomsn
F...—
Mrs Caterson, or the Bronx. “w
guest of her parents, Mr. and
Charles Corsa. '
p-——s—————fi
Harry Waterbury, of Norwalk, spent
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, flam-
uei Waterbury.‘
Mrs. F. E. H
York tomorrow,
summer in town.
Mrs A. B. Gilber
George Roberts “IN, I
moving to pram '
my
Mrs. Granville Adonis 'ls’
a few days’ visit.- filth her‘
sir-wars mfg
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey to
a visit to 0m?gs. mm
and ukewo
Mabd'e “them. “Wane...
Over River school, lg Norsalk. 5:. ,
M "
No preaching may will he ,
in the Neale]. 00W ,.
or return to Nob ’
or spending at”,
_ -.r.
milk!-
Norwalk Chronicler