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Washington Street Bridge and
, Other Highways Discussed
A proposition to join the State Hill-il-
ness Men's Association, big electric
signs to advertise South Norwalk,
highways, including the Washington
street bridge. and other matters of im-
portance were discussed at last night‘ a
meeting of the Merchants‘ and Mann-
facturers‘ Association. at the South
Norwnik Club.
Secretary F. S. Valentine, of the
State linslncsa Men's Association. was
present and in nddltdou to outlining
the work of the state l1ody,utgcd the
local assooiutiont to a iliatc. After
Mr. Valentine had cont 1uled and dc-
partcd for home,tl1c 1151101 lation dis-
cussed the proposition and voted to l.1,1
it over until next month a meeting be-
fore taking defl'nitc action.
The meeting also voted to refer tht1
electric sigh subject to the city conn-
eil, which. it the idea meets their ap-
proval. was requested to call a special
city meeting. to get an expression
from the people at large and give the
latter an opportunity to act.
The committee on the \K'ushlngton
street bridge, through Chairman it. H.
Golden. reported progress. Council-
man William ll. McMahon. who is an
indomitable worker for the opening of
more highways. made another plea
that something be done in this direc-
tion. The committee appointed to as-
certain why no t factories left
South Normans. t8‘t30r-t at the next
meeting.
Mr. Valentino's Address.
Secretary Valentine. of the State
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Says lie is Able to Take Care of
Himself While on Stand
ALBANY, March 3,-—~—'l'l111 defendant,
Senator Jotham P. Mitts. returned to
tho 11111111111 of thc stage when the 1111111
atc convened today to continue its
investigation of the charge thltt he
took a $1,000 bribe for intincnc‘ng 111.111
islation. For the last two weeks, in
fact almost ever since the nccttncr.
Senator Benn Conger. finished his tes-
timony. Alids‘ name has been in cv—
idence less than that of several oth-
ers, including these who (longer ai-
icgcd shared the bridge noodle fund
of $6. 000 in April 1901.
But. sldc issues. which Sonatot liin
man calls attcmpln "to shovel fog in
to the case. " were r‘eddy to yield todu1
when Alida was called to the stand
ills attorneys cuntlttnccd- that he
would be a witness some time today.
c1owdcd the senate galleries this 1111.11111-
ing. and Senator Davis. the moulding
officer who alont1 has the powor to
issue on ardn of admission to tht1 floor
was besieged with requests for these
permits. Senator Alida today appear-
od smiling and confident.
At one of his clnbn hero Alida has
been heard to declare that he was
able to take care of himself on the
stand. At the some tinu1 the Cougar
attorneys have prcpamd for him a. 1111-
more c-rouu examination Tho1 have
not forgotten the five daya' gruelling
to which Alids‘ coumud subjected (Ion-
gar. One of Connor's staff of coun~
1111i in Nelson Bouncy. who (10111011
from Norwich Alld'a homo. Although
a Republican, ho is said to be 11 rival
of Alida in politics and tho1o1111i1ly ac-
1111alntod with the defendant' 3 lift i113
Norwich. 3
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That the new Meadow street
bridge in not a forgotten proposition
has been woven by the arrival at the
scene of the Ironwork for the1 11111101“
structure.
The concrete abutmenta were finish
ed that year but ever since the work
has been abandoned.- Today the work
of putting the 111.191.111.311... in post
tion was started and from present
indication the bridge will be complet-
ed as planned in a few weeks.
After years of effort. 1111 agreement
whereby each amend to stand a third
of the expense which amounts to in
tile neighborhood of $111.0th Under
the bridge there is now a broad road-
way, whereas formerly there was a
very narrow one.
II¢INT ARRIVAL. 0F VIOIILO.
WYORK. tits rdh 8. ~~Arrlvedz
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littered 111 the donut Norwaik 1111.: 111110.
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Reds lost Two Out of the Three
Games Played Last flight
in last night's round in the Rooters‘
pool tournament at the South Norwnllt
Club. the Reds were defeated. but not
disgraced. The Blues, in addition to
catching up Tuesday night. forged one
game ahead last night by taking two
out of three games. As a result. the
total score is now six games for the
lilacs to five for the Reds. The score
may be teversed tonight and it will bel
if the Reds can bring this to pass by
rooting. The Blues also mean to have
something to say about this.
There is a new method of attack
each night and the captains and head
routers. Maurice H. Nutting and Ed-
ward F. Smith, of the Reds. and Frank
Finnegan and Ted Jarvis, of the blues.
are past masters at devising torments.
with able1 assistance all up and down
the1 line.
it is surprising. however. how much
nerve.1 the pleura can marshal to their
old. It was feared that some of them
would be fenrt‘ully disoonceriod. but
so hardened have they become to the
joshlng and pandomonlum that little
short of an earthquake will disturb the
serenity of their operations. And it
comes pretty near to an earthquake.
t'or racket. that they are up against.
From this it should not be gathered
that any unpleasantries develop. (in
the contrary. the kidding is all taken
in the beat of part.
Previous to the playing last night.
the maptains and head rootcru took
little parties of their side into the cor-
ners and rehearsed songs especially
written for the occasion and new meth-
oda of attack. The playing was pur-
tialiy deferred for half an hour or so
on account of thc meeting of the M1111-
chants’ and Manufacturcm‘ Associa
tion. in the club parlor. but once the
campaign was on, there was no stay-
ing the fun until the last ball had been
pocketed. shortly before il o‘clock.
‘l he first game completed was 1111-
twccn Edward ll. Smith and George l1).
Surtaln. cacb rutcd itltl. Mr. Smith
won for thc lllues. till) 1065 George
it. Van Alstync, iilno, and William ll.
liukcr. Rod. finished next. Judge Jo
seph it. Taylor was the regular liluc
player. but‘ucorxc Van Alutyne worth-
ily upheld the honor of the aide in
the judgcs absence. by winning. 100
to 85. M11, ltaltcr took a spurt llL the
latter end of the game but too late
for it to be effective.
Frank Finnegan and Ted Jarvis
were all ready with a nerve tonic for
their side. elaborately done up in blue
paper and with a printed inscription
reading:
“Old i)r. Quack's Celebrated North
Restorer. A sure cure for i’oolitia.
Knockers li‘i‘lfllll, (Ybld l1‘cct. limitera'
llclirlum. 11111. i’repnred'at the Plane
nan-Jarvis institute. a quiet. peaceful
retreat for the amelioration of wound-
ed feelings. blasted ambitious, sore
heads and all kindred ailments. 112111
pcclal attention given to H1111 liens.
Would li11a,a11(l chcr Will lies. t‘on-
uttitntion free. Office hours. any oltl
time after it zlitl p.
The powder look. suspiciously likt1
magnesia. Anyway. Ton Jarvis 11d-
111i11l11tercd a dose to George Van at.
the moment when he thought it pos-
sible that \‘au‘u spirits were droop
lug. \‘un needed only a little and blast-
i‘urnaccd the surplus 111111.11 Eddie Mal-
lcy. an active opponent on tht1 llcd
side. several more samples of the In-
stitute treatment were handed out be-
fore thc evening was over,
The third and last name of the (1111111
lug was the one that aaved ti111 lleda
from a rout. Victor W. b‘orria defeat-
od Harry l. llcnnctt by the score of
ill) to till. each being rated iii). The
combined lndiun celebration was vcnb
ed on tl111ae players, but they refuacd
to up 11p in the air. They played as
if they had eyes and 11111111 only for the
pool table.
'i‘l1crc'wlll be two games this (1111.111
lmr. George it‘. Fonte. of tht1 lilucu.
will play E. w. li‘lttlll, of tho lleda.
ouch rated Hill, and il. W. Mather, oi
the illucs. will piay'it. l1}, i)chtt. of
tho itcd. lloth are also ruled Hill. 3
till OE lilililll
'thc police here helluva has departed
HA8 Bliiillll lllll
Prof. Frances E. Lawton Said] lie
Picked lip 11 Lot of Easy
Money in Stamford
H,’i‘AMFORi) March 3.—-Tl111 local
'polico are anxious to get hold of a
Iyoung man who went under the 111111111
of Prof. Francis E. Lawton. a 11.111er
voyaut. and .phynlc. against whom
complaint. has been made and whom
with .2. 500 of $8.000 in cash belong
in; to local people. The professor
with his younger brother took quar
tors hero a low months ago and noon
hired a young man of the city who
tipped them off regarding their pa-
trons no they were able to surprise
them by telling them their names and
facts' about their past life. They
and Professor lmwiondaourlhod him-
self as a man of mystery Now con»
claim has been made by a man of
being swindiod out of «do and it 111
on t to count that Lawton is wanted
hero. The police also have pretty
definite information at the loss of
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Representative F. ii. Quintardis
Again Chosen President of
the Organization
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Prospects Are Bright for Sue-
cessful Season at Camp
The annual banquet and business
meeting of thc ltcxbury Club wls held
last evening at the Hotel Mahackcmo.
and proved to be fully as enjoyable
1111 any of its predecessors. At the bus-
iness met-ting seven new members «1
12111911111 \\'. iicurd. Alden Solmanu. [0111
win ll. Mathewson. Herbert A. Math-
ewson, liantord Weed. Edward F.
Smith and M. J. ltiordun~~~we1e cicci-
ed. 11ml the following officers were
chosen for the your:
President~ii11preocntat.111c
tck ll. Quintard.
Vlf‘t‘otll‘tifililelll -~ .i misc
Gregory,
Secretary and Trcasurcrmtleorgc E.
Curtis.
lioard of Directory-Charles .\'.
Wood. Samuel l.. Wood. liorucc E.
11111111 and .iohn ll. Manning.
'l'h11 banquet was one of the beat
the club members over enjoyed. fully
sustaining the envlabb1 reputation
which the Hotel Mabackcmo has
achieved in this line. The menu ft1l1
lows:
I‘ Talk?!"
Henry W.
iironx Cocktail
liocitawnya on half shell
(thicken a la ithlnc
Salted Almonds itudlahcs
Smalls. Torture Sauce
Flint of Mignon Potatodloiia
llrcaded ’l‘omaum Preach Pm
Moonshine Sherbet
Roast Jumbo Squab Currant Jelly
tiroustade of‘ii‘mh Mushrooms
Asparagus ’l‘ip Salad
mum-lap ire 0111111111 Calu-
itoqucfort Cheese and Wafers
Coffee
1 The 11111111111 present wcrc: (‘. S.
’l‘rowbridgc. ll. W. tircmiry. ll. l1).
Dunn. 11‘. ll. Mcrrlih P. A. Van liurcn.
.l. ii, Manning, ll, '1‘. l'ruwitt. la-tlrund
Raymond. i). \l'. ltaymond. Samuel L.
Wood. M, II. Glover. (‘. N. Wood. ii.
Ii. Smith, George E. Curtis. lilram lla~
vls. \\‘. li‘. Acton. F. ii, Quintard.
llil llllilllll fillillllll
it] Bill illllllllillll
“a“ ,
Man Who Put llim Out of House
Wins Case in Court
Celery
Morrla Shapiro. a Norwnlk blll col
irrtor. lost his unit against Wt‘fllt‘i' ll
flotiurmo for dnmnaca of didltltl for ur
ailt'acd assault. This was the drt'inloi:
of the jury in tho 11111111111111 plcuu court
yesterday morning when n vcrdlct was
rcminvcd in favor of the tit-fondant.
Shapiro. it seems. wont to llctinr
mo'tt houut1 to collect a bill. and thr
latter tun-d i‘orct1 in ejecting l1i111. l1
the «coffin which took place the
plaintiff was injured about the head
and thought that he should be reim-
burnctl to the amount of $1.000.
lictiarmo claimed that be was 111:1
tl111 1111111111 of Shapiro's injuries and
that he did not ojoct him forcibly.
The jury evidently believed the dc
fondapt‘a atory for the verdict in his
favor was returned yesterday. The
(use was heard Tuesday.
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IEJEOT PROPOSITION
BALTIMORE. March 8.--l.‘ly an 1111
taunt unanimous vote the continrttns
11nd traimnen of the Baltimore pnd
Ohio Railroad have sustained the ac
tion of their general committee 111 rd
jcctiug the co11ntr~pro altlon of the
company to their demands for higher
wages and other concessions affecting
the train service
President Willard'a otter to flitbllilt
the dllputed attention to arbitration
also wa. overwhelmingly talented
After the1 meeting today at which
the break came the company made the
following announcement.
"The commny dndlngtl git unable
to come to an 11311131111111 with the
trainmtul has asked for mediation of
Chairman Knapp of the interim:
commerce Commission. and Labor
Oommlirioner Neill.
The men‘s committee 1.vlll meet this
afternoon to decide whether alatrtke
shall be declared. in Vicar of the heavy
vote tumble to a resort to this can
tramlty if noon-“11y it was regarded
8600 to this man by a Woman in this:
city. ,. . . 4 ,
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434,34 .4 444 ..
4 iy certain thht such aotlonq
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‘ at that time much. talk of legal pro-
.iom of the canyon.
wns'rroa March 11.—11111111131
ha as been 111311111911 lb the“ bath house
controversy that W498 mod so but
and heavy but snfnmer. There was
cccdlngs being instituted against the
town of Westport for its part in the
destruction of the old wooden bath
houses running along the water front
at Compo hunch- A11 ~tlu1'c wore on
and nothing material came of the talk.
and the1 wln‘ien-ienon who around. it
was generaiiyaupposedhhat the mat:
for bad becu'd'ropfwd. 1 That this is
not so is apparent fromthe amide»
tion received by the aciectmen of this
town that they. are given a stipulated
time in which to make a reply to the
demands for settlement of the damage
sustained ti1rough the demolition of
the bath house. which there the prop
orty of Norwalk pnopic.
Town HM Lawyer.
The town has awakened to the seri-
ousness ot‘ the situation and has en-
gaged Attorney Silica Judson, of
Bridgeport, to look after their later
cats. lie will confer with lawyer
Walsh of the complainant side. and
will give his opinion as to whether
thrro'is good ground for the action.
or what is the boat courw to pursue.
Should a settlement be advised. no
doubt every bath house torn down
will have a fancy valuation. and the1
sum total will be confldernblc '11111
outcome will be watched with inter-
est.
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Rescuers A1111 in a Perilous Po-
sition; «the banner trom
Slides Continues 1
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Occupants of Great Northern
Trains Thought End liad Coma
EVERETT. Wash" March 3:41 is
now almost certain that the dcntb toll
in the1 avalanche that carried away
two (trot Northern trains and seven
steam and electric ioconmtivca will
total 80.
New believe that any of the 1‘17 list-
ed as Inlaaink will be found alive. for
it is now mom than 111; hours since
they were buried bonatb the tons of
snow and ice and twisted wreckage
that swept. over lhl‘ lcdsc of the high
line and dropped in 11 ltcup at the hot-
200 fuel below.
The rescuers ttuunaclvca are in a
perilous position. for tht1 danger for
tlu.1 snownlldea is not over. Wai‘tn
(Continued on Second Paul
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Modern Croesus to Basiow Co~
lossai Riches to Advance
Civilization in us. and
its Possession
NEW YORK. March arm-John i).
Rockefeller. Jr.. will probably become
be active head of the new Rockefell-
cr Foundation and devote his entire
time to the philanthropic work under-
taken by his father.
To this and yo 113 Mr. itockotoder
has resigned as a tractor of the Sim
(turd Oil Company and the directors
have reduced the number in the board
from-.15 to it direction. it. became
knell/n today that Air. Rockefeller'n rh-
11111311111111 from the company took place
udiciaity on Jan. 11. Mr. Rockefeller
this week severed his connection with
the stool Corporation and plans to re-
tire from all active barium relations
that he moi be subunits in th di
rection of t 11 Rockefeller ounda ion.
The control a direction of the vast
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Timothy thlon, of Fall River,
Canto 11.1511 Cutting Out of
South Norwalk Dungeon
[till lllllilllllli
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lion Broken Open 1: Freight Car
Willi intent to Steal
Timothy Whalen. a resmtrceful gen-
tleman. known by that name because
he said that was the proper title to
apply to him. and who afforded the ad-
ditional information that he hails from
Fall River: Muse. came near working
off a jail breaking Itunt in this city.
last night, while he was being held on
a charge of burglary. There has been
a great deal of complaint about the
fearfully unsanitary condition of the
Haviluul street jail of into. not to
mention the boldness of the rats
which are said to infect the place.
but It break out of Ila confines would
probably be more than even this
choice calaixmae could stand.
80, all honor and prnlnu1 to (”firm
Frank 8. Stratton. who nipped the es.
cape of Whalen. In the bud. as it were.
About 9:30. titration went down into
tbt1 sub-station to look afier tht1 stovc
that is calculated to dispose of some
of thc dampness and keep the place
fairly warm, and to his surprise found
that Fall River‘s choice offering had a
bar of tht1 front cell nearly pried off
with a board. in a few minutes he
would have been successful and un-
doubtedly would have scurried away
without any further trouble
This bar. on which be operated. be
it explained. was moi-cod several
yam ago. after one had been brag
out. Its present security may
judged by the type of implement Wha-
lcn used with near-success. After this
little1 episode he was hustled into the1
back coll, dark and dungeon like but
11111111 secure
This morning Whalcn was brought
before Judge Joseph ll. Taylor and
bound ovct to tbt1 next 1111111 11! tlu1
(‘1lmlnal supctior Court on a (‘llnl‘gt’
11f bnralm 1' and not hating tht1 850i)
bond 111q11lrcd. was hustled off to
ilridgcport Jo await disposition of his
111110 by the hith 11.o11rl
Whalen fur lubed an exciting few
minutes at R nylon. where he use
apprchcndcd about 7 o'clock that night.
t‘oustulc EdW'itid J. Ladrbzau had tin1
assistance of two other inch and it
watt needed. for Whalcn made a hard
cffort to get away.
That lilo stranger was engaged in
some sort of an operation was brought
to the attention of his captors on ac-
count of thougblicsaueaa in making too
much noise. Edward i'.rlncr a younu
buggaacmuatu at the Ruwavton depot
111111111 11 glass rush and sent 1cord to
Constable iatdrlgun. whom I111 told
that he lit‘llt'l‘od a window had just
bruit broken in the tower. nearby. or
in a freight car. A tour of tnvcutl»
nation was made and a broken pane
of glans was discovcrcd in a work car.
Whalcn was lmddt1 the car. having
crawled ihmugh. A tool box was also
brokcn upon and 11 saw had been tak-
on out. Then Countable indrlxan.
Charles Tuttlc. Edward Prince. Frank
lnckwood and other assistants had
tlu1lr troubles with Whalen. who did
his boat to brealr away. though with1
tint 11111111111111. The stranger was then
taken 11p to South Norwulk 11nd toda-
Nt in tail.
'tbla liltllltilli! Whab 11 tltllfllt‘tl that
ho 1111111 dtuuk bud night and did not
know what he wna doing. ”11 in 11 man
apparentlv about lib 111111111 old it was
pointed out that he 1111111 not so drunk
1111 to neglect to pick out the plocoa of
broken about in the cm wl11dow.ao
that he would not be cut in crawling
through.
on. otnfitooto
11144111111111: HOE
John Muckerutartcti to remove the
lid on a gasoline can. which had not
had all in it for some time, yesterday.
with it torch. The 31111 within became
ignited and the can exploded in his
face. Luckily 111.’ eyes were closed
and the all did nothing more serious
than burn a few spots on his force
He was able to appear at his work
this morning. though the burns pain-
ed hint notncwhai.
count 1111 11111111.: 1
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PHILADELPHIA, March u.~—~Ma.1,orw
Rayburn will recommend to the city
council thin afternoon that no action
'"m' of ""1 1‘" Nahum be lotion 111 11111 1111111111 111111111 and 111111
fill“ 43:334-11111114134134 Wu“: out 1111111111111 to an old law and will
' Jim. ”“43. a, ,0...“ permit. the courts to handle 11111 and.
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111111111 by Miss limo at Look.
wood’ llall
Clarence Cable, one of Norwaik'u
most promising plantats.'gave a con-
cert last evening in Lockwood'n Hull.
He in a native of this town. a non of
Joseph Cable. ofliroad River, and has
studied music for four years under
India of the bent teachers in this coun-
try. and the large audience was delight-
cd with his performance last night as
well as the interesting program he had
provided. Mr. Cable was assisted by
Miss Hertha Olmstead. who has an ex-
ceptionally sweet soprano voice and
pleased her audience immensely. and
Miss Margaret Asay Hesse. siocutlou-
ist. who displayed unusual talent. The
ushers were Frederick C. Rledoll. Wil-
liam ii. Riley and James ll. Little.
Mrs. 0. w. liradiey no the accent-
partial.
The prom am follows: _
Value. id id .............. Moszkowskl
t‘iarencc Cable
Reading~Aux ltnliens ttnualcal part
from ”'l‘rovatore") ..Verdi
Margaret Aaay Hesse.
(Plano accompaniment by Mrs. 11‘. D.
.........
Walter)
Melody in i" ......... .Rubinsteln
Rondo t‘aprlccloso ...... Mendelssohn
(‘ laronce Cable.
Sing to Me ............... . . . . .Braun
iluah. Baby Dear ......... 1. .. .lleach
My True Love' 11 Eyes ...... Neidtinxer
Miss Hertha Olmstead.
Arabesque ................ Chaminade
The Erlklng ...,. . . . .. ......... .Llut
Clarence Cable
Reading~~“t.‘hlidhood" and ”Famine."
from "Hiawatha" ....... lmngfellow
Margaret Anay Hesse.
Manuel 1! L'Antiquo ...... Paderewskl
Hungarian Rhapsody. No, it ..... Liszt
Clarence Cable.
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Selectman Will issue a Call to
Consider Washington Street
Bridge and Other
Matters
Announcédtent‘ls mice that tomor-
row the selectmen will issue a call
for a special town meeting next Wetl-
nesday to consider a new Washington
street bridge and one or two other 11111
portant matters. such as determining
if the (fall Pasture beach. or at least a
good sized slice of it. does not. belong
to the town.
At the proposed meeting. too. the
petition for an extension of Rowayton
mount! in itowayton will be consider
11d and a committee will report on the
proposed straightening and widening
of West Rocks avenue. Norwalk in
view of the importance of the topicb
to be treated, it is hoped that there
will be a big attendance.
The Washington street bridgia. es-
pecially. halt been occupying a great
dcul of attention of late and the meat-
in; Is calculated to go to the bottom
of the subject and inquirt1 minutely in-
to the atl1luablllty of constructing a
brand new bridge. and possibly locate
it some distance below the present
brtdz c
All of ti1i11.l11 view of thr1 suggestion
to wipe off the building lining the
bridge bub given H1111 to much specu-
lation rcxurdlng tho titica heldon the
propertv. The owners are 1111M to hold
quit claim dot-do it is also stated
that the town bought the right of way.
One point brought up in that tht1 town
and city have accepted taxes voar 11f-
tcr ycm on thr1 propur'i) and the once
that of whether this would have any
effort on condemnation ptoccodinxa
has been raised. There is no doubt
ln thI1 minds of some people that the
m1vcrnmcnt.tn tin1 event of establish
but 11 harbor llnc. would wipe off all
buildings without much ado as far back
.111 tl111 Joann l111ll1llng.’l‘bla in 1111 for
is the govornfllt'llf will allow the town
to tilt ant way and is». twaadornuty
with 1111;. foot that the brunt niilna
plans were adopted
flurry ti Ailc11.of New York. in a
guard fol two months of his sister.
M1111. 1.1111111 timith ot li‘lmwood live.
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FOR SALE
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3111 41’141411'Atudt Ht. blunt Norwulk: i111 Ch
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