III fimlllnt. w 11331141113511
tW IMIiifiwttomu 11
”it. til discovery one ym' in the
MI. voltam. has successfully
”:8 thousands of chronic “new
0th.!
Hcrétotore postatn ital
ION! for the beneiit
, ' ticats In large Jars suliic-
MWIMW traumas. .. This
h be an
titan Manda who“ one 133ml
iron as. with as pimplel,h
herpesacae.‘ scaly scalp. compo
will! as, litching ieet.A piles, It i'
an hptaAl “.th y o
y 001%.; M191? overcome. Natalia“ ”all”? rea-
m in urgent a users
at poalam have listen obliged to adopt
to ldtlit ton no“ the regaihr two-dollar
petal fifty-cent silo.
future tita'y ho team! on sale
ordi’blrmacy. Edw. w.
{'35- strand iother leadinf drug
- 90'Itl1 Nitwalk, or t may
. hoor‘lred direct from the Emergency
' Al‘blh‘atuiies. No. 32 West 25th street.
city. In all eczema cases.
atop- ltcblng with first appli-
wcauon d proceodlwheal inamAetitpte-
is chronic, cases cure it we
'90”. in less sélbfott: sltin troubles.
Malta are leen after an overnight ap-
. hi on. .A,» , . ,.
1 . wales!" eltporlgiefiai purposes
'ltlll be had. tr I: charge. by
*to tiledammigl {gr them.
built no on annoo'rtn.
.1me ansaanss, Del.
14 ‘-'i‘he three-mauled. schooner
Dr
at
, John Proctor. trout New York 161 Nor-
_Afollt.A In ballast. went aground yester-
tlIY' Henlopen and is slowly
w big up. The crew landed in their
. .‘owa host‘s. The schooner
pr obubly
wiltbot a total loss .
1.1..
«4 1 1..
*,M"{Vfl it .1 r- .46
Gas Water
We JUN! 111': .
Attached to your boiler will give you
hottwnternt any time and In any quan-
ut‘Ay. :cot’tnegttmfA reitdy m use.
$12; 75
“.7
A Comfortable
Combination
"A Gas We and a' Gas Water Heat-
thin“ or can on the Connecticut.
Joint Board of Cells
to Meet in AHartf
.1
1.10001! me
O'G'mhlaan
sag 9:3"
The changes made
laws by the recent legislature will
be considered at the meeting of .uts.
joint board of couitty commissioners
when that body convenes at Harr-
ford, (It-tuber l. (‘ommlssioner Jacob
Walter oi New Haven county. presl»
dent of the board. has called
ndssslonera have. boon pointed.
.zlt is not thought that there are any '
'new liquor lawn which present ntty|
opportunlty (or .‘lll'i‘lt‘nt oont'ttuctlon.
'l‘he commissioners of the different
counties, however. thought It would
be “PM. to get together and see that
each board agreed as to how the laws
are, to be construed. This will avoid
any possibility of complication. t‘otuv
ntissioner Clark of Middlesex county
is secretary of the Joint board.
~~impure blood runs you down«
makes you an easy vittlut tor organic
disease.- Burdock Blood amen. puri-
598 the blood—cumA the cause- builds
YO" Ill!-
MAGISTRATE HELD FOR BRIBERY.
INEW YORK. Sept. Hml‘oltce Mag-
Istrate Henry J. Forums. of Brooklyn.
was held on :1 charge. of bribery today
to await fie action of a grand jury.
This action was taken by Justice
(Time. of the New York state Supreme
court, before Who'll” Magistrate For-
long was arraigned ona‘aharge of ac-
ca'pting 81tl.rtt)'fvon1 a. prisoner for rt
bail bond alleged to have been l‘nr-
niahed titraugh connivance with the
magistrate. Furlong. paroled Itt
the custody of~ltis noon
the liquor l
the"
2; crawling and the'l‘lll‘iloid WINE can.
TFUL‘ Hoarlch 1' tea To his
, , sputum
mainline Assimilation swim“ . cttlfltbli'llla.
New York infiltrates...
lilo'oltlyn at Philadelphia.
portatloh and he ”'° “
tel accommodation. . $18499
Wl' outing, incindlni """A"A"}AAA
Steam-1s leave New York drew on
Old Point Comtott folltiwiug utoraing
Sunday at 7 p. 111.. err vlng in New Yo
'l‘ltltets and stateroom relorvattonmNPler 26, Notth River. foot 0" Beach St.
Y
BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET,
W. l.. WOODRI)W.‘ 'l‘r'aflc Manager. J. J. BROWN. General Passenger Agent.
1 » General Ontt‘es 81-8
The only direct line to Old Pilnt' 00'de
Btlamlhlps are all equipped with the Unit” 3(qu
A’MFORT "1i l‘iltibttrg at St touts. '
1m . . .2 . . ' m-
" American League Standing.
; W ' . . .M'. 1... 11.0.
' ' Detroit ............ tut It; " 411.7
' Philadelphia ........ 82 no .621
' Boston.» ............ is no . [.112
my? outing, 11151111111117 il‘llnll' (‘hicago ". ....... .1111 117 .not
1=tiiirt§ttoii‘sseW‘-F‘ ‘ m clevetsn'tt ......... tax so .496
lei accotnntmiatlonu :0 [New York .......... 00 .: A511 .1611
. ..11 "L332: 1. s1. Louis ....... ..r.t; “it? .121
”1°98 c . . Washington ....... .98 .598 .958
Ill system. "”"'
Yesterday’s Rllulta.
lioiltoll. 4: Washlnm'n. a.
Detroit. 10: BI. hosts, 2.
Chicago. 2; Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia. 10; New York. 2
~——..
Y except Sun ay at 3 p. m.. atrlvlng
Retain leave Nowell; daily extept
l‘k about 3. 80 p. IL.
Games Today.
Wallliitgtnu at Heston.
it lleach St.. N. Y
SUIT AGAINST INO‘RANCE COM-
' rauv.
SEATTLE Wasl'l'.. Sept. H.——0n
complaint of United States District At-
torney Grtggs. of the Nome district.
the New York idle insurance Cont-
puny. has been made defendant lit a
stilt filed In the Ultiietl States Dlltrifl
(‘ottrt to collect it lintl of 310.275 for
alleged delinquency in neglectil‘ to
lie in the territory a copy of the ar-
ticles of Incorporation. in the com:
plulnt It Is charged that by Its failure
to comply with the law thewlnsot'nnce
company made Itself liable to fine at
the rate of 8251 a day for, the period of
delinquency. The period coveted by
the complaint Is from Sept. 1. i907. to
Sept. 1.1909.
“flirt-.7” ““‘k
. 4». t... .. .
childron Cry
Mil FLEICIIEII'S
c Aime I A
PROFESSOR IMERY'E PLANS.
NEW HAVEN.,Bept. M.~l‘rof. lion-
” Emery, of Yale. just appointed
chairman of the tariff commission. will
continue his professorship at Yale.
lie lit at Ellsworth. Me. at present.
1
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OTHER FINISHES HAVE. COME
AND GONE, BUT
J ap-A-Lac
STILL HOLDS FIRSTIPLACE FOR
QUALITM .AND ENDURANCE.
ROW:
til» WAA§ ple‘NaiTREET.
14%14%A
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l
' I
“Mm! Director '
hot "man
Wit Norwaik
'wng'h?“ 53"“. 8h
as.
Ill-p one at AA
18
:xcuita'iou rtoaardacAsoc': lans
"711111111 MIMFKI'EH" "
Excursions to Huntington aitd
Valley Grove
0n and After MONDAY'. .ltutl 21.1909.
The New and Commodities
Steamer Huntington
9Ar‘tl‘wuuabt d. Vouuu.
Will Runol Follows:
, LEAVE UNTINGTON for Norwallt
Mo ya land Fridays no :45 p.
m. and. " 15 p. m.
LEM/8 NORWALK for Edmonton
Mo” a 53ml Fridays at I: 45 a
5 9-th
. . . .
Children ii to tlylarl. Excursion. 36c;
Bingll lat-c.3512.
Will slap at. VALLEY AGAROVE M011-
days and Fridays on signal
\> U
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
W '
lienwwl: Optical Company '
Installed-ale
.1161étvatgsemo
r
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr
Supper or Tahie D'Hote Dinner. undgya.
._ A6 to 8 p.- 13).; 50c 1 A. M.--12:59x, mix. 11:41:. that
0: . . .
SUNDAY DINNERS175¢ ' if." 11.1—12 as 2: «x. 2: 50x, 11:35.
Banquets a Spectalty
“I
scat/ice sun cuisine um oars
rims as with .0111! AND” ovwadzi‘
In Effect Jtm 8.1808.
OOUTH NORWALK To Maw vona.
' a. sit—12:53:. 5:071. 11:11:. 11:08.
8:60. 7:80. 7:48. 8218:. 8:512. 9:10:
9:37. 10:20:. 10:52:. 11:29.
«P. M.—12:53x. 2:60x. 3:31. 5:081.
5351,5501, 6:40, 8160:. 7:151. 71.41:.
9:501. 10:19. . .
5. 50. 1100:. 7:18 7:411. 8: 21:. 9:501.
10' .09.
NEW YORK Tot—— SOUTH NORWALK.
“ idols haw—1W?
Map a.
enamels
' ’ H ..
Capital
.100.W020AO
9117.000.”
:11th H. uavuaweoh. rm:
'tiit I'd Seawall; ductile; "
"1" otrtahrbna’ "' j
t
t-.'
E
i
tltA'N’s'AcATs A GENERAL lAthso .
‘9'le and Profits
said at..." aux-u. la and as p37 year.
at KHYIP'N'O melamine
‘ ‘A 11—11:: 11.1.1211. 6:411. ilt1‘5‘tz4:
rand-19:16.1. as. 0211;111:011. 11:. mo;-
‘P. M.~1:0h;.11:50a~. 2:00. 42:167.
3:32x,3:55. +216. 1. 98-5209 15:08 ‘5: as.
6:011,6. at 8-611. 9: 003.9: to. 11x.
. flunqm. .
A. 11.2—12 00:.an no. 11.511:
' 9. 16:. 10: 02:.
MP. M.—I:.05.6:04. 5391:.1'209'. szso
A1!.00.It
so‘um NORWALK T0 new 1
‘1...» 1.41am. 1. a
A. M.--i2:10i3.-\1htk'. 1: 11711. t: 15.
7 :27. 13.56. >10:ss:.11r12:,1m7. '
.r. .meumgm. 1- 21., a. 11. 1:11.11
trim 11111; o: 11:. a: as. 7. tax. 1:111.
an ~.
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' ‘ ."‘I ;§ .\ “Dd.”
- E. H. MAathlwaan I-tcnry ‘Iaymour A- M-ll' i .1 161. 1:671. 7:49.:
A pA “$13: ; mman 9:11. 10:29:.11“ llx. ‘
' fl .6. ll _ 9.
.“1'?:1".’t,'}r..p... .. 1.. R. . 1' r 2,1 31* two} 3.. ate- 4.
‘; Rom» sou'rtt NORWALK fro biillusv.
1 - “"‘""~".“'""‘“T"" -. " A. Ill.—1:20x, 8:20, 1.21, 9:11am .
., ., run "I" . r. u.——1:ao.4:ttnr. seminarians.
[‘0 Calling.
HpTEL VICTORIA. A:.M.--915. 11:51:. ' ‘
‘g oscillator! rttoivt birds-fl P M74: in
IUROPIAN PLAN.
'13" 313W? balm W
.5931?“ 11611111111
I5" :
In t: violation.
Ilia
DANIIJIYn-J‘O yum NORWALK.
' ‘ a. tits-5:.“ 71:11. atom. 11: so.
10:10:11"
.1 11. 11.4111; 8:38x.
. 8:45.
. ' “"“‘"“' Vomit”
‘ A. M.'-;~‘l: ”Judd
'P. MFA—mom 1:291. 8:391.
15.... seams. To anatomy
. finaldnithol salty cornea 2. by Volk
‘ Ansonlas
; Nay, Vanni
11111 11111 It 11111
DEFEATED NORWALKS.
131111111101.htm .1 New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
n... a,“ ........ 1.. lillllllllllllfl Plilltlllis
’ Hill ll lilli iliiill
Defeats by Soundiy Trottnclng
Thetr Opponents.
Parly iaSpiit Up Over the Division
ol Oilicrs oi Mayor and Registrar
_.._...
The Ansonta Sentinel gives the fol-
lowing account of the game In that
cltyffiundny. between the Nurwaiks
slid the Alumni“:
'l‘hn Ansonln baseball team defeated.
the. South .Norwatlt champions, Sunday
afternoon. at Sunuysidn Park, bolore a
very large crowd. and secured such a
signal victory as to .lvlpe out the tie-
feat sustained at the hands of thc
Norwallt boys some weeks ago. The
fans feel that the local team Is now
a very strong combination. and that It
will give Dillliltil‘y'l wry hard‘tussle
when next the two teams meet.
The Infield ot the local team Is
something ottt of the ordinary, as all
of the players are very large men.
bttt they show that large then can
move fast when occasion requires,
only one error In two games being a
good enough showing for any Infield.
Os. The vlsltfi‘s used Cornea as
twirler for the Iii-st six innings. but
the old state Ieagtier was simply pic
for the local boys. ltis speed was
Just to their liking. and the outfleldors
had plenty of work opt out (anthem.
Volk replaced (Britannia the Ilath and
held the local bars down to no hits
for the rest of the note.
The mischief hart been done. howev-
er. and aa [.yanhol, was Impregnable
at all times. the villain: had scarcely
a look in during the gains. Lynnlton
was strong at the. bat also. sending ottt
the largest hit of the game. a three
bugger right over mm, and Hertz.
methers. Barry and Larsen made
long hits. The game was just the
kind ~the average fan enjoys. plenty
of stick work and lively tickling mark-
NEW HAVEN, Sept. It—l'olltIt-nl
activity among the iletttocrais Want at
it feverish height today because of the
holding-of the primaries for selection
by direct vote of a tlclut for the nut;
nicipal election next month. Mayor J.
ll. Martin wants to be rte-nominated
andhls opponent ls Attorney David id.
Fitzgerald. who tttsnaged the Martin
campaign two years ago and accom-
plished what was considered to be 0
wonderful feat In carrying the city for
the Democrats. It the nurture condi-
tions are actual ones. there In much
bitterness between the Martin and the
Fitzgerald partisans. growing 0111 of.
it Is claimed. the failure oi Mayor
Martin to always look out for those
who stood nearest to him In his big
fight for election In the fall of 1907.
Mr. Fitzgerald himself after conduct-
ing a canvass which stampeded the
Republicans. was understood to be a
candidate (or corporation counsel. but
the new mayor named another man.
Later when therewere other odicea to
be filled it is claimed that ain't-‘11:—
gerald‘s friends, who through personal
attachment to the young lawyer had
entered vigorously Into the Martin
campaign, were overlooked. For a
year past the peninsula have beeuA
divided into two camps and with it‘ll:-
gerald Jointlgt‘onatabla Peter Neg}
iatrar, but was passed over tor J. J.
Mcl’nriland. Pornome weeks the city
has been very carefully canvassed and
Nerney.-who wanted-to be general reg-. .
&
luff"
(hit of the best tttirztt'ttttt
Sutton. and about thirty 11
tttctlittm anti dark tolorings
rapidly for ”trottettr suits."
43' inches wide.
0
French Imitations
ivory.
usually heavy. There are:
Hair Brushes in several s
Combs, plain or with hnu
Mirror: with handles 0r
Powder Boxes, 2 sixes,
large,
Clothes Brushes anti 'i‘ra
Hooks. Tweezers. and Nail S
Nice for gifts.
New Tailored Costumes
and the time to select one. i
distinctive and elegant, is rig
in progress in the Carpet Stor
TheD M
a!” 1
'
tug It at all stages. The summary fol
lows: -
It. Is evident thaLntoat oi the Demo-
crats will go to the polls this. after-
1 hand. The rival candidates claim that.
whatever the outcome of the ballot
they will support the ticket. In tit
meantime the Reubllcans are wat‘ch-
Ing things. Their choice of a candI-'
oral names are mentioned. but
data for mayor is yet to be made. Sev
leaders believe that the choice can
best be left to the clty.convcntion om
Séthi. The maturity opinion.” that0
i‘brmer Clovetnon wheat-1.1: will be alkn
‘ ed *by that convenient to: stand Alta”
. mayor.
base hit—’-l.ynahoff;’bases on bailsw
mikLynnholl'uii o! Va‘lktl: struck out
4: double plays-Mottlornan. Cornen
andtalbllnanglunalagltun'tlad MGKlOI'g
nan. Lynnltotf. Growthera and Larsen.
passed billialJam'Iesoa.
‘Score by Inflnft '
....... 3! i 0 2 0 0 0 ‘—-’l
.900000010-v1‘
tl it
Boulder-walks . .
.: "Ill ,1 p:
. .
nascent.
/
"a; We , ,-
tl I Standln . - .. .
"' °"' ”'“G. ' ‘ 11 MEETING or com or screams.
when nittpl artist in entered ttpon tor
the, Jean
in lamps
salad-lanterns Brooklyn ‘ '.0
tutu anti American history: intonation”
:‘to an. .15.,111 'Mzii-
slits
F?- thlnttu. 311,; mm
‘11." to.“ .IitAA
Antonin. noun or evening inhale a. ba'llnt which
n if PO A 1: Is a ditninutils form of the Australian
(lrowthers, ss. 1 :2 2 I. 0 ballot.
Hertz. If. f. 3 2" ll 0 On the one blanket' ballot there are
harry. 2b. ........... t l 1 ‘2 0 spaces against eachAnante for a cross -
Harbour. c. ..*t....... l 1 it) 0 0 to Indicate the choicevof the voter. and
Stuart, 3b. ............ 1 l 1 2 1 excepting for city treasurer. controller
innen. lb. ........... ti 2 10 i 0 audacity clerk. there are more than
Lynch, rt, ............ o o 1 o o oneacandidate for. £3th cities. The
Lynnhoff, p. .......... 1 1 0 ll 0 Dentoeratsuare latlsded to have the
Nolan, cf. ............ 0 0 0 0 0 choice for mayor and registrar dectd~
-. 1 ~~~~~ ed by a ballot ofsthis kind, as It will
Totals ............ .7 tom; 12 I be the reterendtttn of the party and
‘Coach ran from third runner de- the candidate who gets 111s highest
ciarod cttt. ; total vote will have the nomination.
South Norm,“ .Mayor Martinis confident oi. winning.
R ll PO A E while Mr. Fitzgerald does not.“ how
Cunningham. 211. ...... 1 1 1 a o "e “m "”9 Tl“? mummiyso.‘ “'9
Cnhlll. cf. AAAAAAAAAAAAA 0 1 1 0 0 organization is presumed to be with
.l. (liblin. :tb. AAAAAA 0 I 2 2 0 Mayor Martin. yet such district leaders
Jameson. c 1 6 0 0 as Senators snanley aldgpdurtney
Yolk, p., rt. 0 0 2 0 have declared for Mr.“ Flugerald.
thlbiin. l'f. 1 1 0 0 Theer Is at least an incentive for use;
H0811“; “A AAAAAAAAAAAA 0 0 0 0 0 Democrats to go to the wards“ room'
Corner) 11., "A AAAAAA 0 1 1 1 0 to vote. whereas it ward delegations
Media's“. lb. ....... o o 12 1 o 1’“ ”9°“ “hm“ 5“ “mmm‘ ‘0 “
‘ _ .2 ..'.. _‘ fl __ __ .. city convention the chances are that
Totals ........... 3.. 1 s 21 11 0 WW” “m“ “‘9 “““d”°°"’°“"’i
Summary: Two-base hits—Hertz, have been a smallone and slates would
Larsen. Marry. Cunningham; three. have gone through as made up before-
. 1 imn
panneaussp sv ACCIDENTAL
the '
Th'tclmw'hl‘owifl to at. .
some 11 system onllcittma pump.
In the public schools and el-eVIlAter'e '
With the return of cooler weather
We invite your attic
Carpets
Linoleums
. ,A A 011
Muslin and Net
is‘ '1
Oil
84 We
fi-W a rust- a
SHOOTING.
monwrbbv’s. Sept
Nolan. who lhot‘ 'liiraelt Deltl'nn up the
night of August .81 while the alter
. In his peach orchard. «was dis
3"th today, the coroner‘- Jury de
14 .~Jnmea'
“mils that death was due accidental
n.g Mr. Nolan bad can under
33191 81 000,
hodtuo'ea aovs FATHER out).
tl'wiz'lt
lath er of
$233119” of John F. hflublnge
With 0., It!”
ginninger at this city.
a and their fami-
”Eli
. P.C..
Pittsburg . . . , u... , _ '95 30 3125 .' There will ‘be a meeting ‘at 8 o'elooir.’
~ . Chung ............90 42 532 this evening of the new Douglasli‘ow-
New York .. ..... .112 M .602 Ier-Camp, N9. 38.80“ of Veterans. ti.
clumps“ .. ..... "‘35 (It .503 s. A" to be ‘held at the Grand Array,w ;
Philadelphia ........ 64 to .1111 Post Hall. on Wuhtnlton'tmeelmll
fit. “out. __________ 47 33 332' Is understood that several application-i .-
nroo'idyn” .......... Anita st 8 .1151 for membership have beerssnt In to . . ~
notion. ......... a1 08 .2111 the commander, sail therein tattoh ion
11. .. ..__ 1 Doria-t bagiausttoblt transacted. t'l‘ma
’ it my. "will 1- the that regular meetingtof the fail.‘
'lpl occasion perpltat‘e .1 .
AtAut ‘III 51; t” 'trt‘I‘Alt ' '
ridding: A
‘ 1.111.th .'
The D. M.
A“ Willi] ifiettcb Plaids
intrinsic value $1. 25, selling for 59c
ugs
Nottingham Curtains
Upholstery Goods
lies to Order a Specialty
At Doberman 81 Son
St; South Norwailt
' _ M A'W'Tdme “6
mam sent. 112.11 message ed
l1_ta., yea [gully announced 1
but llo,‘ M'liBt'alltr
Read Co
, .
. an _ “It
at
is til the (clutch Dress Goods
1' tltirt) -f'i\'eA different (’fiet‘ts
Soft ric'b browns very dark
greens and reds. blue in several sltatics with red.‘ green,
or brown, and gray wilt various colors.
and children's suits.
These are selling
and 59c 11 yard.
Colon-ti Dress Goods Section.
Toilet Articles which are
of Genuine ivory
In the case at the Toilet Section is :1 collection of White
'i‘oiict Articles which have every appearance of fine, heavy
The material is in reality :1 French celluloid. of :1
beautiful color and highly polished. and the pieces are 1111-
izcs with long bristles,
tiles,
with thick, short rings,
one medium. the other extra
Soap Boxes. 2 styles square or round.
\5.
Also the small Manicure Pieces. Shoe Spoons. Button
crubs. An elegant assortment
for the dressing table can be made up from these articles.
are arriving from day to (lay.
)rovitletl you want something
ltt now.
A Clearance of Linoleum and Oil Cloth lemma is
e, first iloor.
Read Co
1 lag..71.41I:uAu¢-
“r 1 fit it; a «9
we all Want to lit up our homes. 1
ntlpnA to our stock of:
Mailings 1
ACrex ‘
.1. til 2-"-
4m
Curtains
I
.31. ‘tl§t- .ly
and Portieres '
w... u? ”smut “1wa '
a‘vsoc’n «stucco» no. '
HABWORD; Sept. 41. -—F‘or onadlnt:
payment. of railroad fare, 'Miohael
Craven. tic Eli-toll; it traveling lattic-
man,‘ was fined' i' and 'dos'ts. t-
Ing to 828 in e police court last
week. He had a ticket from tn-
ford to 9111111191on and failed to
change cars at Baritti alter [50W rio-
tttled by the Wanton; Ito. 1 car-
ried to Harttorti‘ nii‘ti t'tpOn raid ng‘ to
pay the thirty imagine was Aarrest-
. He Aha} _‘Ple. .21-
ot-tttdt-on 91;
m tortillas
1m. emu .It
.PLYINO ”MIDAJNVENTID.
Patti‘s, sm’it.—-tritii¢ii Wallis a
' tilt-each englhse‘ti“ a‘nd Iriventor. . an-
nounces mediation. of analog omni .
bus unable or iraaaportllg merchan-
ours. and. its. halt all
' 801W
ti lily nit-I the- municipal councliow
mt him a franchise tlr thatcltytol
alllnt .bie elalmlsto have.~ohsalned
. tr; era 1 1.1:
Julia omnte ell
nth. acquiring .0! tan
lz‘hWI‘Alad Mali
.n I ttnll F7" 1
., .
Norwalk Chronicler