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Bridge Phenom
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BRIDGE
d. PARKER. MIMI".
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Mr said Mrs. Robert Bilcox have re-
coutiy moved to their new i-ei'lldence at
Newtown Terrace. Norwalk.
The' general gt'lloty of the Washing
ton strdct bridge has been added to
by a dime museum, can all of its slur-
ing posters.
The usual weekly prayer meetings
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist church and the Ad
vent Christian Church.
‘ Malibu Mrs. s. W. Osborn, of East
Nor-walk have returned home from a
visit at Flushing, Long island with
their son inulaw and daughter Dentist
and Mrs H. D. Ayers
So far as one must Norwalk oyster
man had knowledge or this nidrnlng
there are no local men left on the
Bridgeport oyster beds. He was also
of the opinion that any who were this
morning were frozen up
The thieves who robbed the gar-
aseof Frank .Reynolda in Westport
recently. have not yet been apprehend-
ed. it is understood however. that
some excellent evidence has been so
cured and there is a likelihood of cap
luring the guilty parties.
It is stated that conditions relative
to true in; on the Washington street
bridge are improved very material
ly otlate is a result of the protests
which were made to the effect that the
trolley a'ervice‘vras being held up by
trucks backed across the tracks.
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The common or garden variety of
cold is a very popular malady around
this section (if the town and in fact
every section 01 the town these dayii
no a relish; tiles drugstores are kept
busy aiiii nbt infrequently the. doctors
are called upon to relieve the affllca
lion.
Contractor George H. Robbins and
Fred Smith, 0! Norwalk, who have
been working for a number of months
at the Langdon Islands property, are
planning to begin the coastruotion’ of
a big house It Shlppan Point in a few i
days. Mr. Robbins will do the mason-
ry work and Mr. Smith the carpentry.
The members of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company are anticipating
‘ next Monday night' a monthly business
~ meeting with special pleasure for on
that orcasion a Dutch Iunner includ-
ing saurkraut and frankfurters will be
served. So far as is known now tiwre
illiilll} Billiill
Rochester People Greatly lnicrcsicd in
the GenerouIOilIr oi The
Ciiiiofdil’harmacy
The people have already demon
Bli‘flWll that they would rather trust
a man who i naturally honest than
one who is h set onlbeocauso he had
to he.
The Clifford Pharmacy has a firmly
established reputation for square deal.
ink and sterling honesty. When they
told the people that Roxall Remedies
are the parent and most dependable
medicines that is possible for modern
science to produce. and that they
would tell the public what each one of
them 300 or more remedies contained
and that they sold ltexall Remedies
on their per-Iona! guarantee that they
would give entire satisfaction or they
would not coat the. user a single cent.
. Wdi‘ollnfllm have been so buy
vRowaa street newIdIIler. bad an ac-
‘ed. though the brains in continuing to
lit...
. her work fheiinb that this
our rlcular show not roughed. ‘
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rill other cold spoils Io tlii- tblI fall
seemed tune lion combat-d with
this morning. which was I touch of
real winter. About three nlflhta like
last night will make skating for the
youngsters. who have their Ikaiaa all
ready Most at them would not object
to some snow. »
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Frank oddo, of the WIIbihgton
street bridge. played ih one of the
games in the pool tournament of the
South Norwulk Fire Police laid evens
ins and was victorious. over Wed Jan.
plans by I Icon of 60 to lid. Mr. Jon-
ninxe' rating was to.” Arthur Tyreil.
100 also defeated Fred Huntley till.
formerly of East. Norwalk by a acdre
or 100 to 89. .
George Elia the pie dealer, reported
on his early mornin trip to EIIt Nor.
mm. this morningt “before sunrise
the thermometer at his home a Broad
River registered 30 degrees above so
ro Joe Harrie; who has the freshi
bread on one or the bakery wagons
from Norwalk reported iii above zero
in East Norwalk the average was
about 20.
Anyone familiar with the holiday
contains would readily realise that the
Yuletide is not tor of! if there were
no other indication than the carload
utter cartoon of Christmas race that
pace through town enrou for New
York. Those trees are taitcn to New
York by the thousands from Maine
and New Brunswick in ca sequence. of
which there all be. a 3... area of
land robbed up the young cedars.
. Amy—”-
w-Banner bread. Tel. 314-3.
wail known resident of nut avenue.
who paused Iway Tuesday. will be
held tomorrow afternoon but the an
rarigemente are different than would
have b ' butyfor the fact that Mr.
Carl‘s in home Ill quarantined for
scarlet lever on account of one of his
grindchlllllen having the disease
The funeral Itrvlces will be conducted
at the Blast avenue Methodist Church.
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The isdiea’ Auxiliar oi tire Dory Io-
clal club held I meet as yciiterdhy af-
ternoon with Mrs. Willia Plait In
Rowan street. The Au iary was
fanned for the purpose of aiding the
boys with the clubaad is composed at
most entirely or the mothers of the
lads. Through their assistance the
members of the club have been assist
ed considerably in making the organl
nation a IucceIs.
Whitson Wheeler, the well known
cldent this mornln at an early hour.
which was very pa alui though it has
not incapacitated him Mr Wheeler
fell at‘ his home. striking the Itump of
his right arm which was amputated
several years ago. on a stove. Thanks
to his clothing, the arm one not burn-
give him much annoyance.
It is stated that in the event of the
proposition to exploit the “sinus of
the Century Roofing Com ny being
successful. a new building will he erec-
ted in a short time. For several
months, 0. C. Rdystono, has been lo
cated in Charles H Aisthorpe’ I build
in; in Seavlow avenue from which he
has done much holiness. Some 80th
Norwalk business men are considering
landing a number of thousands of doi-
tare in the business.
it Is underatood that one of the prin»
clpal tonic» of discussion It the mouth
ly meeting of the East Norwalk Fin
Police this week was the reports given
out as a result of the failure of the
proposition to make members of the
company special constables. The com
pany came to the conclusion that it
Would be better for their momebro not
to discuss the subject publicly. It has
been learned, however. that the mom
bars mtho Fire Police have been alv
on to understand that some people
of the district outside of their own
number will probably take up the spa
cIaI constable protect and may urge it
on tho utilectmen.
lililliliii
they were buttered: ~
Ever since this announcement The
Clifford Pharmacy has been largely
patronilod by pooplo buying Ruxall
Remedies, all of which proves that
this store has the confidence of the
pie and that honesty is the best poll
oy.
There iI JID “cure-Ill" among the
Royall Remedies. There are differedi have been eagoaod this fall in trawl“!
and separate WMlGNOIu each 0M? “9' ’ skunkp and cunslderlble fun his Ui-
viued for a certain human ailment or
a. class of allmcnta closely allied For
instance Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets are
recommended for the positive relief of
stomach irritation indigestion. flatu-
lancy and dye
Bismuth Bubs Irate. Panels and Car
muratlves. They are banned by spec
iIi processors which perfect and In.
hence thew great remedial value of
these well-hows medicinal Iguana
This rota W33“. lot it: can ":3
red I . per a.
one suil'II'i from smut disorder
should ti‘y ll nymphs Tablet»
I‘lllil-lmildll“ 1th you nothing If they
to not
nemowhd‘bb billiard Pharmacy '
is the only m in tooth Nowell:
where that. filmed!” may be obtain-
all and will“ in need of medicine
is arsed ”ti tailgate and take Iii-
W 0ft (MI and generous
antimifl‘ to. Willey an and
‘vl’ql’a"
i .
as W “at? 3%., a“: n
»-..,-_ ~‘I. ‘
pain They are rich in can
nan—gu-
The Baptist .Chanah chair will have
a rehearsal Bamrday idht.
Tho Kindly Club will hold a manual
this afternoon at the home of their
Honorary President litre. Edgar
Lynch. '
A large number of the men and boy:
suited from this has! {an (inn lad this,
week succeeded in l fling tire of the
IolmIlI
m... to the sham
been; mtly. woo IachI'IhiilygopI rated on
getting Iloag ‘
. Boulevard at aprlugdtt
The. funeral of Nubry R. Carr, the i
econditi on.
m
In. Ma min. 13.9! Damn. who was
ill! ro-
been!“ “‘50“ve tube
7- .
‘ Cont! 0 0
.. army in
vard is to extend .Idtl‘uli the outer
edge of the Kerr trsot unload. which
contains 143 aural.
Terrence O’Coiui
veteran. war plIc
terday by Cons
on complaint of I!
. I Milli War
is r'arroIt VOI‘.
“fill. it VII
blanket about two weeks ago.
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Gardiner‘ Fowler, a buried man. had
liquor go to his head Tuoldlll ow
also and about 9 o’cloai: he was found
in front of the vac'iin store in the
Schiictiag building. yliiI hardly Iii
navigable conditi a; h‘ghd’ Constable
Wilbur Bates. wit
Constable John Finchh tacit him to the
spot provided by the loan in the town
hall buildlax. Yesterday the case wai
brought before Justive William H.
Wiilmott. Jr., who import d. has of
$2 and colts. which WI!
titliiill
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Robert Gregory was in New York.
Tuesday. on business. “
Thornas Gregory has said one of his
horses to Exprosstnan Tlnklor.
E. J. Taylor ill Inner-log with I
large bolt on the lid of III on.
The Misses Knorr are entertaining
Miss llenyie. of bong island City.
Mrs. E. .1. Taylor will entertain the
Mrs. Bedient. of Grumman Ireland.
is viIltlng her daughter in New York
and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Amelia. Fitch. of Weston. II
visiting her dangbtcr Mia. Grocery. il
Newtown avenue
Mrs. Barry and daughter. Miss the
tie, of South Namath.- Ire gum or
Mrs. George Mills.
Helen. are visiting lira. Gregory‘I
brother and family. in Philadelphia.
H i hauli
returned after I several yI' IiIit
with Mrs. Hyatu alone n. Katie
Scholioy. in Shelton.
lags to rent in Newton rot-race.
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Samuel Hodm moved from
Scott Itmt to Partri k strut.
Thomas Gregory hII numbmd I
large quamit‘y of wood or George Ad-
ams, iaWestoa.
F‘. 0. Gregory II pant-ring several
rooms for Mrs. Baroda. Silo bu rent-
ed the rooms to I newly married
couple who will take nonunion about
the first of January. ‘
nuns
Mrs. Frank Godlroy is entertaining
friends.
Mrs. Lloyd
Nash/ II ontorialnihl
friends. ,
The board at assessors are very busy
with their tax duties.
The heavy rainfall Tuesday night
was gladly Welcorued.
The funeral of t 0 late Dr. Under-
wood wiil be held
Town Clerk Joseph Hyatt has
turned after I two weekly absence
hi! afternoon.
re-
About fifteen railroad painters Ire
retaliating the sIugatuck stationI.
Sidney Watts who was taken and
denly insane last week, ll iinil’roviua.
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Sylvester Houseman who has been
visiting in town haI returned to Boo
ton. .
Mr and Mrs. Ambrose lint-limit
have been the south or rel-rm. in
Weston
Mrs. Frank Martin? lit Cross High
ray, who has been very ill, iI improv
rig.
Wis—nia—
Miss Jeanette bong lImpIddliig the
winter in Hollie the motto! Mr: Ind
Mrs liclml'i’ lam
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The ladies of tile Wheat-t church
Midis quilting bee in the church pan
lot-I yesterday morning.
Il'Ilr Hill
he boul at M
nford smith. . ӣ51.?
bare 'befo
wry darn
cent treatment-«M
time yIIrIIn «ancient ale
to another colon
tion to: of no 1%!“ of 71,80 wllibo
ed up at once.
received bills and an exempt Ibobltl
II: should bay
in the are Mama
the anal. oi
entitlement abouttbo‘f' ‘.
Ihomlot lil‘
. Iya Iimply vanish.
139% instantaneously
ii
Willi."
Uiv’lrd‘
a “motif
worried
claimed that O'Coilwr limit I hum my.
rallilIilt‘u The im-
meat you Iii *9 my and». or prim
. on loch rhouluaiic
ing this librarian!
Ilainl. ills
medicine. , .
there} is no
made only
hich will je
' ”Well!“ trait
threw, which‘ any
,, Flt ,
drugglIt can“ , ply;
Your-oil” . ”Minnelli. broker
or any mar annoy will tell
that Pure. . ii noon l. Papa, of.
cinnati. is or go and responsibo
medicine count
of your count! the?
Only eurI ‘y
taking Pope's plurdtic and I tow
daya' treatmeotlwill make any out .
lee! fine
Accept only Dana's Diuretic—titty
soy sir“: store
«anywhere-lathe rid. ,; .
W It ”up.
Underwood‘s tall nary store: Ind won
many friends by or blatant smile
. - and obilglig dtlI liar like
{5.3.73.8 Daughters of the Union Chapel ants Milo "’fififi. Illi'viyod W “W
' ' srol bimbo
COMMUTM'M TAX Oil ma.
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Collector Mitchell II on Illcy Ind
OIDII do the hlItI rub “path;
The town is: collector. rim point”.
downhill
bocllia-
all ultimo who thI
a.” notifyM the col Moo it Marimba
MrI W 1‘. Gregory and daughter. 0"“: ”Tm” WI. mu 301*“ 53°"
metal. from lag tho
I “radii-Roi Wu
cm (this active
bility. or M.
Pm” wronged.“ mfate mind: or are d:-
, partmc I rm 0 Not"!
m and ”m Chm” ‘Aay one who III Iii tom years
or militia. is I!»
erupt from flit use. can if such lien
m r 800. “.3! m N“. tlIII y“? In?!
some of 1‘ g ‘05 y'. m" “a M at": .MMIIIQ'
team: are digging I no for billion W “‘3‘ “N . l. ‘I
P. W. Gregory. who wi build I cot-
“Hanson‘s???“ olIcouur Rl‘
LONDON Doc D-r-v‘l‘lio gov-Iron" of
England today reduced
the minimum rats of discount from
fire to I“ par gen 't.
The. niomentwpniition I d the gold
reacrve Impound id ohm ly durina
the last month . email of Eng
land Iy fall if eable to reduce
the rate of discount“ otl per cent. to
4% The dirocton of the bank appar
ently had some dinculty to reaching I
decision II the meeting was longer
than usual
That tiltI bank maintained the five
per cent. rate ftlr Ionic weeks against
the open market rate or 1 per cent.
was attributai' to I desire to ascertain
the full effect of the political crisis.
but no change followed the throwing
out of the budget on the directors enli-
oludod that till rourvo. which in high
er today than I year ago. when the
rate was only us nor qut is outli-
oiantly strong-Ito iuItif them In rtr
having trade or the. I normal Irate
lnIlitutcd to attract gold her- after the
depletion of the reserve last October
The change in the rate had little of
fact on the stock mishap”. Console
were ItIId Itit’bo owing, but de-
clinld 8'18 lfl.‘
ALLIOID I‘ll:::l R‘KIII'T AH-
BRIDOEPORTO r.9.--Tlvo 0i-
logod Iti‘lliIrI tonal prowling about
the oilloos ol tea a tanderd.’ plant
of the Ansel-id lbw :nmxigsto
amount here. I I 0 I?
rest when wheelers discoveredvhy I
patrol of the Ioldicra who have um
doin llfllll‘dli lithe pleat Iincii
IIIt homily. the strangl- carol
the rumor workroom Iota soldier
were iniuredmlit loll IIriouIly
The. workmen worn I gall in thb
auardbouu baton w all. however.
each mIdI an oath to
divulge the outset or their visit to this
plant. “ W’
M III M Tiller "only "I.”
"ll... ”virtues-imam». l
in We all; mblpcdfiin -givi
AM.
tW
lion. dm' ‘
I. wornvout
s di:colorod WIW ' fl '
.lhol‘ougbly worthy.
biraulte can come from ;
other not in
contort'lnd curious.
sinus:
Piliill 31thth
music HALL Ail'l‘lS'I‘ owns an
villi! 'ro oraoasrnncx GIRLS.
Mill. Francis Hum authoreaa of
"Till Bandit" in which she is appear
lag. It Music Hall this week with
. Iricii Hawlcy ll Company. is I
I ~ltaown maintains writer. Misc
8 b has written Icveral particulars
ly. interesting Itorica of stage life,
with which she has become thoroughly
Wynn: doling the years one has
by“ More the footligbta. for like till
Winn. she linoleum I very keen
new.“ anomalies. litany young
woman who th‘c become acquainted
with Hill ilalght through her maga-
Ilb'l articles have written to bar on
larietyof Iubiccta ail’ecting the
i"lingo and about invariably the cues
tidh Whflflbfln Ilkt‘ui. to wage form or
Ir. “ ow can go on t I stage "
ii": IIIIIII'gbt. with all her Instability.
usually decline- th role or adviser to
lira lag. and it was with Ionic
ill on y that she finally consented to
diliic from ibls‘ subject with the press
reporter.
Misc Knight Ian:
"Very low girls row up without
paIIlag through ilI IlIgc struck
bill“. but if I girl must hare I pro-
fession. there iguana more honorable
than acting: there Is no art more Is.
siting. lt lI of all arts. the greatest.
The sculptor hail his clay; the artist
his colors but the actor has oal him-
self. Now for thr- means. W t is
the course, that with opportunity.
leads the embryotlc actress to auc-
NIB? First. one given herself every
chmce to play in home talents. and to
study. study. study. Do not think that
with good looks or gracefdi more
mania alone \ou will win The opia-
ion we occasionally hear that good
looks ls half the brittle is intrinsically
erroneous. except. poinbiy ‘from . I
commercial point of view, which i
wish to eliminate entirely from the
present consideration of the subject:
"You must cultivate the intellect.
Qualifies that are necessary for I sue-
osuful bog-Inner am a power to fool
the character realm-seated. an intellec~
tuai and morally discernment of the
temperamm of the character. and the
fooling and passion which move 'it.
coupled with the beginner's own
Icon of acting.
"1 suggested to the beginner that
she into I stock company. playing the
annoy class of drunk the classic
drum if poulbic I great 81f
{maintaining Ian. with I great deal
of truth: ‘I‘! one can the lollti-
mots. moan play any In):
"the you“ woman rinses noitn
Ir Initial bullion. dial: ty or self roa-
M who she becomes an actress"
MlII; might has heroine very aa-
tho-lactic ovor her profusion. and the-
sauce» she has made from her
sketches. warm timono which ha!
aroma-itch I great card thiI week at
Christmas Remittances
“I‘o themoid‘woa “and to I“ ‘
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1. u. LAr'rou a co
(INCORPORATID)
Insurance and Real
Kittie ats
, ti ... 3 ~. Mu
tantalum it Muir Its.
Music Hall. in which Frederick Haw
lay I an shine; so brilliantly. has addr ’
ed to her enthusiasm for the stage.
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a“ “I. "i L” “n “gut VIM, 1“ ID"!!! “I. Wlntfif Vial' MI fllnllimi‘ Ta k“ , “3&0 mlfl'l : 3 /
it. on Iract two modern buns-low roi- m“ ”m“ “m“- '3' ”mm” a" “m m “M" can "to 1m rill! 300m ,
idon‘I there. The toolbar: is wait ”of. ‘ " Dimitri-ii in will; “gym;
adapted for this purpose. . M. “will“ “ ”um” ' by day (trivial. their! scene; but
I ‘10:: :nnlgl‘fllra" “Em 3.3".aflh-‘tg 7:“ dym My... ”a: my I“ ‘0“ “hi“ “lull“. m ‘lmlflo
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it «can. sail. page» an.“ M "91"!“ M , mot . W
23:: “I, m" itch molt Ill . “During the month altering: may be neat... . .
“Winnie so: It tho don or ran. pinillii' Ila j g W
. mm for the Ohfllm’felilVIl you who; . within» to bull .. “My. 1“... or m“ .. i.
thnluodly school. humanist a. M I «hilarious , ,3 l
[I y (mi i: :1 MW ‘ I“; . WM WW Ill
m... prim i” xtufiwfiflmhmmlt‘ “hull?” "=2: . lav Isis-II « . -
. “tiwl *9 . ‘ W , i. I L. IIIIM. m...
o illuminant ... Inasmuch”: hriofi am with thallium -
' Irolugfitwl .liIcIIIId been tor-Mow . .. i, , ‘ .. . i lien WWIWI‘IIW. ll”
r I my me. me. iiy
Ind isotonic howl, but eronh' Ind '
glow Irc‘withia With the Peddcfioa
O’jil user.
smell-Qua bother-4am real convenience,
Cleaned in I nurture.
BM (dill (never mil) holds 4 quarts-burns 9 hours.‘
Cool handle—easily carried about from room to room,
\
cheery
anywhere.
Automatic Smokeless Device
ma“ can’t turn dicwlclé too high—can’t moire it smoke—no odor while '
log at {all head. It is the init durable. efficient and simplest
heater on the market. Various airy!» and Rubber.
,, mm Wm legality-n. WWII: Waco-l-
anon» on. comm
noawux woman MI’a 'ro
MllT.‘
m
Gathering at
Night to c nIidIr Improvements.
There will bill gathering o ill‘lor- '
wall: business men at Hotel No Iik.
tomorrow night. to talk over what can
be done to make the city more pro
areuive. Alec. the nation of I new
hotel one theatre ll be thoroughly
canvassed. and it to expected Ioine
dafiu a conclusion will he arrived It
as oral city or Norwalk residuals be
have it is time that the people of '
the city or Norwallt Iwoluc to the fact
that the trade Ind buIlneII of the all!
Ia rapidly drifting away. Thou do
are carried fro li’innlnauk and
will to South orwalk every day to
tra I and so to the theatrest
All this could be prevented if also
had In up-todate hotel. tholtrc. Iiid
was lighted in the evening in I proper "
manner.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
Tim to tho Iowa for . ‘
Icrub brush M the hall”
the lake for the II“ «I 9“
but till! doat' go III
You can clean dirt any. but
to brain the house. the ham.
stables and foam :1:th
would.1 t. be freshen“ up with
‘ n
We have Ivorythiag for tho
paintingwliaaood oil. um
but“ and
Atlantic Pure Willie Lead
" “it "thank
ourcu IOY Mime Insult
I'M“
now.
III as about your ”tam
BE. GORHAM
DICOIATOI. '
IAI‘I' NBRWMIW. 00H”.
.«Il it w...
Laleéi Designs or
the Manufacturers
W...“-
(IConctIled piping can b!
ran in any house. Haws m
”I”
{undo-date light by having
your house piped for ‘gI'I.
WI will do it It the.
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flomecucat
lifi'ii’ it": t 3'3”!“ ._ mi
l .c
till" (it? GM WW
' the only infbrmatiol
otII Norwallt Tomorrow .
or 7
emanate yin-W . _. "
but held her momma .
mod iurv t‘srm Mental: J
player. Clint“
Menus hi him” i‘ " W
the Juvenile union or the
d ct cour Ind II broil
tbefl‘
. .t'fflhllh’l“
bl lb and Immed‘iikppy. *
centurion.” W
to II I. . :
Dr. F‘redericltL. “‘2‘ 1
also who heard Glover's: vi"
action again» the Lenin!»
(loosens hospital: Thw-
a police omcer who heard-
stateroom: and Th‘vomasufl.
lather, to whom When he too .
or lying ont III; a“.
as man at that attic " -
bad lhol. him. I a“ '
Mrs. Glover. the widow of
tho. was command by chili
a witness. Objection to A‘-
than I Turn lliui of
lag sustained by tho
witness was that
or had been air the
terms for a long this
today It the old!
nuai mid-vial?
Board or sort nitrite
this city at Himnon
«minimal. "hill.
scum boll
Norwalknp wining“
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Norwalk Chronicler