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111.1111
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l alien. from 100 to 250 n 1111111111
Wilma Nomi. man.
copra unwilling.
. ha. martian:
Mi a
”Madman:
omnik
W— Branch Oftlcfl
nsdltor'o ROIIUI'III.
1.} ity Editor'a unidenti-
gr:
"it. n Mastodon.
dibpoaed oi” two more building lots.
11: diam
l 1 1 ‘l‘Hi‘i‘ a
or they Court had
Frank Wolfe. the South Norwalk
hatter. Elk and ringside artist. is now
at Galveston, Texas.
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Rev. James Benton Werner. oi Nor-
walk, oniciated at the funeral of
George Frederick Thorpe. in Holy
Trinity Church \Vestpoit. Wednesday
afternoon
—-Goid dollars at title are no better
bargains than Norwalk l‘ark lots at
"3250. See ad. on page 5.
a.“
A specitl conununicatiou (1! Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M..
Will be held at its rooms Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. The Master Ma-
non degree will be. worked.
Secretary Owen R. Lovejoy. oi’ the
National Child Labor committee who
visits tilt1 Sunday Evening insiltuit1
tomorrow evening, will be the guest
of 111'. and Mrs. Maetariand at. the t‘ou-
gi'egational parsonage.
_—..
—~St. John, the boat and engine deal-
ci', has sold an lit-.t‘oot motor boat.
li‘erro motor to South Norwalk parties
~H____..._..¢
Lewis H. Seodcid Is making a num-
ber of improvements about his beau
tii'ui residence in Nowtovin Terrace
Trees and shrubs are being set out.
and the gardens I11 the read at the
place are being fenced in.
“4..”
-
lu Norwalk, last week. there were
three sales of real estate. and ““1113
gages recorded of 32!.11'10. For the
last week in March last year. the
sales of piopcitt numbered thirty- -two.
:nd the amount of the mortgages was
18 951.
Maine. Seed Potatoes.
No. 11.102. freight yard.
II. F. Hall. 0! Stamford. will inau-
aizc the show of Frank A. Robbins,
.l1'.. for the1 coming season. Mr. lIob-
bins goes-1 out this summer with a
Wild West show through (“omit-client.
Massachusetts and Maine. and will
have one. of tlic ilnest liitlc shown on
the road lie. aypects to play South
Noiwaik about the middle of Moi.
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A prohibition meeting will he held
Monday evening. April llili. at St.
Peter's Church North Main street.
The. speaker will be E. l.. Richards q;
the North Wilton M. E. Church his
subject being Hey Man) Citizens oi
the United States Receive tht1 b‘iiliost
Liberty Possible Under 0111- Form of
Government? Everybody Welcome.
...(1 or fancy
tltlc bushel.
——“F‘or the land's sake"
kci"s Fertilizers.
use How-
Manuel ’l‘oro Hatch.
At iiw. last meeting of Emma .1.
Dayton i‘ouncll. Daughters of Liberty.
iii'ruiigoinchtu were made tor serving
it chowder supper to its iiieuiimrs on
Thursday evening. April 14. in their
hall on Luther street.
has accepted an invitation to go to
Norwulk to attend the sixth iilllli\‘(‘i"
1:111:11 celebration oi llannci (loiiiiill oi
that plui c A iiiunlici min-ii to go up.
S'tniiii'oid Ailiocaic
-—~.’ilt)lul' 1111111,.11111111iii~11. iiiat‘inc mo-
tors: high grade. 'fltlildll. prompt ship-
ments, bottom prices; 3i worth for 13011..
‘lt. John's. Steamboat Place.
Ccphus ll. Roma's. of M oritlcn. bortlv
111' of N. llurtou Rogers. of Danbury.
who was run down and seriously in.
lured by an automobile a few days into
In Washington. D. t‘... is gaining rapid.
-ly in the. George Washington Univer-
sity hospital in Washington. and his
early rccowry is exported. The bones
of his think. which were splintered In
the accident. iiro Mild to he knittiiiir
satisfactorily and Mr. Roacra‘ physi-
ciatm are most optimistic In regard to
the outcome at the injury.
More mnuim have been iiuidc in
real estate than any other way. llny
lots at Norwalk Park and begin to
make yours. lion all. on page i’1.
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The exclamation ot candidates to tilt
the oilico or rural mail carrier Iii tiio
vacancy which will be made by the
resignation or George E. Starr will
take piano Saturday. April iii. Word
hint been received that the examina-
tion will be held in Norwaikn Just
awa-
'why Norvalk has bean chosen. when
the candidates are all from this vi-
rlnlty in not known. The, candidates
who have made application tor the up
pointmout m Samuel Hanna, John
China. (1. ti. Ward and John Malone
Mr. Blarr's resignation tttkPit enact
whiny inevitanbury News.
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‘ ‘ 'SALVATOR CHARIOTT
General contradict
. 111111.111. Water Work. dividing, mutton-
ry work and rock excavation. l'hdb
mains cheerfully given on all contract
v‘wcrli. orders are annulled.
.1 advance of the aorta: of. 1909.
' yam
11’1.1§',\.1,1i‘
The council
25 ‘Wbod’sireét
l trlimeawh iii‘aiiout the witch: 1‘11
Trailing arbutus is in 1161111111.
Mountain laurel will next claim the
attention of newer lovers.
‘ W I A M 11' 11 ii 111 Hi
1' , -. rs. arre and Ill! or. o 011‘
Stomp m t. MPMBRF twink. spent Sunday ith Mré. diibert
sauna- 11111 l Bd‘v‘u 311' Stevens of South 11111 direct. New
Canaan.
wNor. H. 8. Alumni Assoc. dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel charm, of
Norwalk. havc noon the guest.- of their
1 con. J. E. Craiitnrd. oi Kin; str.eet
Weatpor't. , ,
A regular meeting of l). I. i... No.
269, will be bold «mono-at Labor 1.111
t'enin Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
sharp.
Bridgeport City Hospital, to undergo
further treatment to his leg.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. will be held at its
rooms Tuesday evening at R o'clock.
There will be election or oilieers.
Herbert A. Francis. formerly ha 1
bet at the Hotel Clifford who let
the-111 to so to the Hotel Green In Dan-
hon Works.
George L. Lockwood. F. E. hock-
wood. George llartwick and W. F. Ilei-
Klyu wentto New Canaan and Ridge.-
ileld yesterday in Mr. Lot'kwmxi'is until
011 business.
wtlnc shop carpenter; steady 111111
ploymcnt. Apply to St. John & Keyser.
~—1--—-.-—
Governor Frank ll. Weeks has re-
ceived a letter from A. A. Clark, it
merchant. of liosiuduic, N. (j‘... asking
im- Intormation concerning the heirs
oi “one Bowen."'whoni lie writos.
came originally from North Carolina
and tiled in this state.
0. ll. Jackson wishes the. statement
made ifi last evenings Sentinel, that
Cliuiies I. Wing had been engaged as
bass soloist for the coming your Iii
Grace Church, corrected. Mr. Jackson
says that. he has been revsnaaged for
that position and that Mr. Wing has
been engaged as bass In the church to
take tht1 place of Mr. Taylor. who has
resigned.
—-Silet‘iliili0l‘8 and builders. can you
find building lots at double the price
that are undesirable as those tit Nor-
walk Park? St'i' ad. on page E1.
The Norwalk high school is very
sorry to lose Henry and James Doua-
Iaa,. sons of Rev. Mr. Douglas, who
has been pastor of tin1 Cannon Station
M. E. Church for the mtyuar. The
conference this year has sent Rev.-
Douglas to Easton and consequently
tht.1 boys will have to leave the local
high school. lloth boys are iliu1 nth
Intro; and baseball players and th Ir
ciuvor acrobatic stunt the lust 111111
titrci show tlcliglitoil it public lili‘f
iiiehsely. Their many friends: and tall
low students wish them success 'hi
their udicnt in Bridgeport high school
life. :
DELAYED ATTENTION cosrsi
MONEY. .
Your house 'eais out if 1111! ripainti
on. it costs more to repair it titan it}
costs to paint it. It. Joni coat. J.niuéi‘hé
to paint with the l.. & .\l Paint.
caused gallons of l.. h N. Paint and 31
gallons of Linseed Oil makes «with
gallons of tend) -ioi one point at a coat
of about 3]. 30 per gallon. You can
mix 11111rselt.'l‘liiityfl1e than: ow
In own part of tho I'nlted Stator?
pr'oiea ii. Atlantic (‘in til i'itiaburiii
Fence Tests made by the Master
Paintcl‘s' Auuwlation. prove it,
Sold by Chas, l1}. Dow. South Nitr:
walk: llubbeii it Staples lidwc. 00..
Norwnlk; W. 8. (layer it: Sons. Woot-
port; Northrop Ilrus., Soiithpori.
Presto-
the (his 'l‘aiilts. iilzc "ll.“ t'iltli'iiml.
can I111 obtained at any time. We
have a full block and shall keep
them on hand during the season
ready for instant exchange.
Price for a recharged iunk
S2110 and your empty.
*llantord 81 Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
la
llll. liitlk'tl MEDICINE 00.. '
South Norwaik. Conn.
(lPIlllillilillli"~ liaviuit itIVcn I111.
Dick‘s Medicine. a practical 111111 in my
family, with most favorable, results. I
desire to express to you my entire ant
infliction with it. and to state that it
has ulvmi inc pleasure to romuiincud
its Ili'li‘ to my friends. who have nutter
mi from t’lrippo and Illiotmiatluiu. an
a moat nitrctual remedy. and certainly
timtcrvlnri a trial lost. I believe illli
your nicilleiuo does all that you claim
for it at. 1. fluidly remedy. it llilti loi~
tor will lw of ‘iiarvluo to you. I Aliall
iuei‘iu'aitrul Iii having you uric it no
you deem host.
Very sincerely yours .
“.10. MERRILL.
Piosidoiit Merrill College. South Nor-
wallt. Conn.
.1..- a“
3’1ch Quotations
You will And iltALlilllil oil New;
York and Boston
at 1a market letter by wire every day.
on tile at
rite 1111111111111. iiiiitt
' masonic 1111‘
till. .i .l ,
in Macon; mm. city.
Write an inflilifaMi will»
High School. Itch. Apr. 22 Tickets 600; 1
Jacob Stimuli, tho Whaliington,
street Ilvcryman. has sutured tiid
bury. is now employed at the N01 walk .-
1 Next winter bi inutaliinx Ml AlttlANll BOILER now.
It you 11111111111 been thinking at taking advantage at this pleasant
weather. let it: ramlttd you that by taking out little this those nice mild
days the 1111111111.. ’wiii 111111; the rotten in baby's cheek Our Carts are
built tor honest Herricea at an honest price. Every mother wants llel child
to have last as pretty and as comfortable (lo-Cart as anybody.
Ollll line is one that will command your admiration, and the
Price‘s Range from $2.75 to $25.00
A. 1011111111 Co.
Funeral 11111911111111 and Embaliiiei's.
i2- 18 North Main Street. South Norwaik Cbii‘n.
man,
DON'T MISS THE ORPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
C PETENT
°" Are Wanted
aooaxzapcna
sreuoanpszna
Soudh hhnwvaflt
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port Chester
Stamford
:O. ,3. Jackson
A Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
6! WALL STREET. PHONE 438.
floonAu AO‘OOM‘ ,
NORWALK.
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The Hatch 81 Bailey (lo
IOUTN NORWALK. CONN.
I'FMIIJ. TIL. 43¢. YARD TIL. 40-8.
Lumber and MiliWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Gian ot‘ ovary demrlptton.
luh Weight! and Liam.
Ioulded Wooden Gutters. two nines.
‘Llnoolu" Asphalt Fabric Booting.
warranted.
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Stair-11‘ Paper.
Sheathing and Liuilden' Paper.
Ilair lnaulattnmud 11111111111111. Paper:
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT’S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
we All: Pu'r'rmo vou max'r 1m A “coco THING." wum w:
mmoouc; To vou 0011 saw LINE or
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
At 32.00. $2.50. $3.00
'llioi will pruic 11 Splint; Topic to your fcci.
“Til ii puii' Iliitl bc
l'illl\ int oil. .
tg HAP-I‘m
F LYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
..
car a Smile
It will cut
slice out oi your coal hill and lliiiliv your houut1 as warm as toast.
Specify lint Water or 11111111111 limit for that new house. and be sure to
mention the AlttiANll.
NORWALK i1‘1‘iiVM‘i'lri i'm‘ liiil 1111‘ bout.
it hilt
Everything in ”W heating llnc
Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. court.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
i‘uurb lltotdin at well _.
i
i
i
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The Heating and Plumbing 011.:
To Let audiwaiit Adsl’itl
liiiili lFlEii iiii liiii
Illiiil Fill Siliililiiii
Highway Commissionar motion-
aid Points ilut liooiin
Replacing Tree's 1h tf'o
Ilavti Iliad '
llighwuy Commissioned James H.
MacDonald is sending out letters to
the. soloettnen In all the towns in the
state asking that tho trees planted by
the state which have died be replaced.
After considerable research work. you-
ierduy, the. commissioner l'ounii that in 1
seventeen towns in Hartford county
908 trees have been planted. Trees
on Improved highways have a tcn~
dent-y to help niauaditin roads.
The letter in full follows:
Board of Selectmen.
Gentlemen: In "going through the
state. over state roads, i notice that'
quite a number or the trees that have
ht'cn Installed by the state baved died at
as a insult of improper planting. or
{111111 in» heat or the summer or the
severe \tilllei' weather. It is 1111 par
pose to have these trees restored. May
(I ask that you visit. any sections of
state road upon which trees have been
planted and report the condition or
the trees? What I am striving to do
is to get a line on the number of trees
that have died.' with u vlpw to rev
pluct1 them.
I11 this connection, so as to get an
_..._._4
immediate answer and act promptly, I ‘
would ask If it will be possible for you
to furnish tI1t1 trees and have them
planted. I am going to pay a little
special attention to this question of
tree planting. us I find that where our
roads haw tlii1 protection oi trees they
seem to stand up better.
intention of my department. acting 'nn-
iwr ihp law, in plant trees upon all
our Imporvcd highways.
I must say, In this connection. that
under former contracts we provided
for the plantiun or 111111111 under the or-
iginal contract at the time the im-
madc. lint the «hunter or tin-1111111
furnished and the1 wav thex have been
planied lids been so indittment that.
the insult has not bccn what the dc-
purinu-ul had expected. Hence It is
the purpose or the department. Index
pendent of contracts that will be let
for iht‘ liuprovmuent of highways in ,
the future. to see that trees 111111 planb '
ed on improved sections of highway
under some plan other than was In
use {ornicrlll
Lending up to tlil1 inauguration of
this plan I would likt1 to get an Ini-
incdlat.: report of how the trees upon
various towns of the state an- debut.
and with this 11nd in view i 11111 nak~
1111: the boards at nclcrtuien to fur-
ulab 1111- itb iiiia Information. I 11111
iualiini: I Is a general letter to thc
M‘lt‘t‘lilli‘li of all towns. II' no trcs-s
llllU‘ been planted in your town since
ltlilfl. this letter. of course, will simply
:iil‘l't't your town ill the future planting
Ul ii‘i-i'o.
Will you kindly give me liit‘ Inform
iiiailoii oi the earliest possible date
so that “'11 min inlu- udvauiam1 of this
sprint: and put in as many trees as
possible- before illi' sap runs too “’9‘“
I.\. thus Improving every moment from
now on?
Yours very respeciitilly.
STATIC HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
HOME FROM WEDDING TWR.
Mr. and Mrs. John l1). Mchrney
have returned from their wedding tour,
and are now residing at the bride‘s
home. No a. Raymond street. Mr. Mt:-
Ncrney and Miss Alice Amos Reilly
\\ 1111' ltiliit'd in marriage. last Monday
iuor11iug.iu SLJtISt‘IIlts Church. that
ceremony being pcrtoriuod by the Rev;
liiiuos it Mitchell
The hritlt1 was attired I11 witite point;
tl'oiiprit over white iii-an do sol silk
with but shoes and aloitw to mulch.
and 1111 ricd a bouquet ot bldal roses
She was attended by Miss Mary For
nous, who was attired in silk tisauo ow
ci‘ piiiii silk and worr- « black piciiirti
lliii. Him carried a bouquet of whim.
carnations" thpru .l. “111in acted an
best man. .\ilhecoiicltitll011 oi the]
1111111111111}. a reception was held and
luncheon was Bt‘l‘tt'il oi the realiicncd
oi' the lll’ltll‘.
TROUBLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
iAINIXlN. April 90' Henry Williams
confidential intent for the governmen
of Ecuador. who is now in [nation n11
ccircd today tho ioilowlna cublonratn,
truiu President Mfume! lienatim: :
“The turbulent iiiunllmitatlons at
Quiio and Lima in no manner Inter!
pm the sentiment of the majority in'
int1 two countries nor tht1 pacific inten-
tions or the respective governments.
The dlitei'ciiceii have been submitted.
for diplomatic action. which in diner.
ted to avoid war. Negotiations have
been initiated for a direct aottlottiont
through mediation by ilit1 Ulllh‘tg
Sixties iloici'uiucni The tiltlllllllitilbllt
its will meet I11 Washington
(Bianod ) :
“EIAJI’ AI.l1‘AIti.).“ .
Mr. Williams think that It. may no
coiiildcnily assuiiicd tint there is not
the least probability oi‘ Ecuador and
Porn Willi“ to war over their boundary
diapittt1 .
,,...,....m....u-~..~ ..
RAILROAD SHOPMIN PUT ON FOR
TY1HOUR A WEEK SCHEDULE.
Light hours a day and but live day?
11 wank will hereafter be all the work
It is il1e=
provemcnt of any section or road was ,
the several sections of highway I11 the ’
iiii iiIlEi i Hiliiliiiili ililili’llii. '7
The Great AAP Tea
the unintoyos in the Now Haven shops
of the New York. Now Haven and
Hutton! Railroad company will he
aivou. «omit-ding to a notion1 which Ia'
today hanging in it conspicuous part of
tho shopo. Thin mount! but tort:1 houra'i
work a wait. whom: "111- mon1havc
been working ill hours weakly tor
acme time pant. Fifty-tour hours can
atitute their normal wank.
The man altontéd are" much but out
with the company's counts. and some
have gone men as for an to speak or
Iiiflltils auroral were so provoked about
“to outlier that they liutnudiatt-iy c.1111
up ilii1ii'poiiilionu tiiioii Hailing tho
bulletin. It Is ilnllttl‘titl that tho- 1111111
limo iwou dissatisfied for 91.11111.- talc.
and were talking at demanding ba tin
.ertnx condition.
“'1‘" 11111111111111. 1:11
"1 1111411111“
andfllnldren 3MP;
100 New Shapes
Large 'tind Small Shapes.
worth $1.50: in black and ”'49
burnt. Today ........... 93c Made 0' Silk Toucan Braid
chli’tcnI 'taciiig, trimmed
with 1' M1011 and "straw ro- "
75 New Shapes at 8'49 antics. In pink, white and ”’1‘.
”(131.98 light. Liliit.1 . .1. .. ”$2.49
We will piaci1 on sale. Shapes ‘ ”‘ .‘
made up for this house. ox. ‘5 “its. $398
cluslvely. today, at ....... W11 group tenant-1111111111 2b ‘
$1.49 and 31.98
Special flats at $5 1
We will place on salt1 20
new 'l‘ritniued Hats. worth
as high as 37; some very
stunning Hills. (in sale
at
new trimmed Hats (or
ladies and misses; regular '
to Hate. On sale todayyflfiow '
$13 suits. “3.11149
All Wool "Stage Suits, rogu-
iiirly 313. (It) neatly trlm- '
l'i‘itil. On sale today“ .1310.” .
..................... 35.00
. Jim,
E . 5 S
‘ veiling peeiais
50c Lunch Squares. 29c Ginghams. 5c yd. 1
rid-in. squari- iini- Lunch Apron (iinahnuis. checks in
(Tloilis. never sold less all colors; regularly 81.1..
than soc. 011 salc to- Today ............... 511 yard.
tiny ................ 29¢ aech ‘
. . 31.25 Waidis. 89c
’1 MUSIIII Skins’ 790 Fine Lingerie Waisis on
Our regular “.00 Shirts. sale. today: sizes 32 to 44; :1.
trimmed with ribbon and regularly 8.26. ’l‘oday...89t:t
extra wide embroidery. ..
(in said today ....... 79¢; each; , "»
2§c Velvet Ribbon. 15c yd. 1 1“"
' 1:?
(Mn. wide'Back Velvet Rib-
500 Table Cknh’ 398 yd' bolt. in great demand for
Palm line llimask. reunlnr- trimming hats. On sale at
iv (tile. 011 sali- todu1'39c yd., the ribbon counter. ..15c yard I
92 Washington 1 A - ’ South 1111111111111
. Street '1 ' Conn. ‘;
I‘The House of AdiiVitl’ 811"PfitgfeSS-.”
Realize that it is easier to PREVENT“
than to cure it
till
Gil
They do not expose their family tom-1-
itary conditions brought on by poor plum
indiead. they have the healthy, m.
sciemiiioally approved Iiind 11111111111151
WALL ST
NORWALK. do .
“m.“ -w’-~ .. ..__.... ......
N eckwear’
A fascinating line of jaunty Spring Neckwtear received
today. Plain Tailored Ascots. Lawn and Satin Bows. dressy
Dutch Collars of lace. lawn and net. Coat Sets of linen and
pique. to wear with the new long rcvcrc coat.
Prices range from 25c to $1.50
Dainty labels and Rabats oi plaited net and lace coin-
binaiions. Also 11 complete stock of Laundered Linen Em-
broidered Collars. All new ideas and very desirable. at pop-
ular prices. :
The NEByanCd
so 11.111111111111011 sr. ' sou'ru uoawailk
NEW LAID lGGS.ad°zon..... ................................
VERY BEST CREAMERV BUTTER, a pound
AdP rAucv pA'rith noun. a intro: ...................... . ..................... . to:
up FANCY PATENT noun, 241/. lb. Dock ......... . ...... 1
_ .. it
t
124 wAauiuoi'bi‘i 011.. contra noawitcit.
mu nativasv.
~11 111.11.11.11 ‘1 ,
helium-I it: I a. m. and 21301.. in. “is NOW
VALET 103an um AND airAKu pom. still 111.. 11.111.111.111 tilittii
H ANM. was when Anna Gould‘s mill it
11111113 1111111 twinning 1.111 .valct 3' M“ “1"”“1' 111.111.1111 ’1" ”m M
ding with him
do the bully tuning and handilliaitinn
As for shaking the ion
iii the latent wrinkle Count Deni De hands of the voters and kin
Custollane hint developed In his race “WEN babies 30’" “MAN“ I:
'11.. reelection u. the 01111111111111 or be ""m“ ”‘9 ”it h“ t” “'
putiea from the Hannah-Mm district. ”valet roman 336?“,
in southeastern 1111911111.:
Iii
lion and ot the casinos and
_ iIonI' a irietida and minuflod‘iiltlia are
‘Wiit'mlt ihoim hands In w alto 11
tumbling today over initial batch 11m. lioni hi afraid to trust it it
pi «lotion inkhi‘iiiita itine catitiiilltt‘i‘
iii bandit.
this illtlii‘lt‘i which in can oi the poor lloni is hiill‘ct'liig it further 1
1:1 in his ”1th pets: unit. at Basses Iir't‘ttiiatt- I111 has not the money to
Alp”, m be ,moat part. clean on on his political Miriam“
plies ct llity The bulb tilt} so your that Lotion had
Norwalk Chronicler