”'1' red-lime con-F
eldersbic sprinting
rum the winner. ‘
wUncie Philandér.
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ESTABLISHEDMBW .
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Entered at. the Sleuth Norwallt Post-Ionics
as Second Class Mott ttor
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN FRIDAY AUGUST 4. 1911
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WEATHER FORECAST
Probable showers tonight or Saturday.
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MR8 Isuu
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II I II III
Inhaled Illuminating Gas in At
, lanilcStreei Boarding House I
Alter‘Caretul Preparation
III ililil IIIIIII
WliH IIIIIIIIIII
Both Hall Been Divorced and
M Were Ouiot Employment
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STAMFORD, Aug. li.-—~Mrs. Thomas
«Osgood committed suicide by inhaling
illuminating gas, Wednesday, in a
room in the boarding house at. rib At-
lantic street. where she was living
with her husband.
own meals in their room. A reason
{or the suicide is not apparent. Mrs.
‘ Osgood had been employed in n iocni
box factory. She had recently been
laid bit. with other employee. lior hus-
band, a carpenter, had been unable
to work because of an injury to one
oi? his hands. He was in Norwalk,
‘ Wednesday, seeking employment,
' ‘When the woman committed suicide.
mrly Wednesday afternoon the
:36 pIupIietress of the boarding- house
, went to the tioor upon which was Mrs.
(Deacon's room. She noticed an odor
of gas and knocked on the doors of n
number of the boarders‘ rooms, includ~
ing that or the suicide.
no snow-2r. She then went down stairs
and told Edward Harper, who lives
0b the ground floor‘with his family.
about the odor. Harper immediately
wont up and traced the gas to the Os~
good room. He tried the door.
locked so he forced it in. Stretched
full length on the door with a rubber
tube in her mouth, lay Mrs. Osgood,
‘dead. She had wrapped herself in a
shoot taken [mm the bed and had
pulled the tube under the shoot. it
was clinched tight between her tooth.
The room, a medium sized one.
showed evidence of having been kept
very heat. A bed in one corner. a
stand. a bureau and a small table ho-
sidos two rocking chairs coluprised
the furnishings.
'l‘ho landlady and Mr. iiurper said
the couple had seemed to be quite
happy together.
Physicians arrived shortly after tho
suicide was discovered und tried lo
restore the woman. They were too
late.
Mrs. (ingood's husband iind gone
out. some little time before his wife‘s
suicide. lie did not return until late
in the afternoon. tic flilld he had
been in Norwulh in lit'lii't'll ol‘ work.
The Ouuoods come here from
~Bridgeport. lie is a divorced mun. lilo
wife i1 woman somewhat above mill-
all» one. lived in Norweik most of her
life and was well-known there. She
wnu also divorced. Osgood hull chil-
dren iil. Sirntiord and Bridgeport.
lie was overcome with borrow when
he rolnrnml from Norwulh nud found
his will) (lend.
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SPECIALET HAVES’ MKT.
illluico Nullm howls. Elle lb.
Nutivo liouatiug (illichcne, illic lb.
best out dimuldci‘ illonk, lilo lb.
barge Millikilleltllls (warranted
ewe-ell. 100 ouch.
, Largo fancy Egg Plant, lilo ouch.
Native 'i'omntoea. lilo oi.
. Sweet Oranges. 30 and 35:: (102.
Large fancy Limbo Fruit. 3 for 25c.
barge Mouton ilomi Lettuce, ti and no
head.
Ripe i‘iueuppics lilo ouch.
iliiokleboriios. 140 ct.
“a. bmw.m
PRIZE COMMITTEE DID NOT MEET.
. The motor bout pnrade committee
. not logelhei, last evening. and passed
a number of resolutions. The price
(the nut orbs-d lobe do bonedsflim
The couple bird been living at the;
' house about two months. getting their
She recel vod
It was -
committee did not comoltolgotlierund
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The Social and Republican Clubs
I Nailed a Graiiiying Sum, '
Last Evening .
The Winnlpauk Social and Repubib
can Clubs ouldld themselves lust eve-
ning at their lawn tote. held on their
club grounds in Wiunlpuuin The oc-
ousion was an enjoyable one from the "
Very start and great credit is. due the
committee who arranged [or the at-
tair. Everything was sold out and
financially the oi‘l'alr was no success-
ful as it was socially.
The grounds wore decorated with
about three hundred Japanese
toms and looked very pretty. Red.
White and blue bunting was also em-
ployed in the decorations.
it is estimated that there were about
three hundred people present. Part
of the evening was spent in dancing.
music being furnished by the Winni-
pnnk Mandolin Club.
The ice cream booth was in charge
of Peter llrou'n, Gardiner Arlington.
Lnurn Pollard and Mrs. L. i“. Pollard.
’l‘ho soda. booth was looked after by
Arthur Bishop and Robert London.
Mrs. McLoughiin was in charge or
the cake booth.
hire. Robert London and Mrs. H. 0.
Pollard were in charge of the itch
pond
The ilicycle bomb has in charge of
Messrs Coleman. Wilson and Lyons.
hire. 'i‘homus Joseph won the cigar
which was rattled oil. it was one or
the kind which lasts for week, and
her husband will enjoy smoking it.
Mr. Joaeph won the cigar llat time.
Miss Grace Hanna. Miss Catherine
Troy and several otheI young ladies
milled oil a large cake. which We!
awarded to it. Clayton London.
The general committee was as fol-
lows:
Republican (llnbwAI-thur Bishop;
Peter brown. Frank London. Herbert
0. Pollard and Gsrdiner Arlington.
Social Club-Leonard ll“. Pollard.
John Evans. Thomas Murphy. 'John
and James Coleman.
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——FANCY OUKES. 15c 'DOZ.‘
Josoiott's, 72 North Main St.
liEllEPTlilll, BABES Mill
I1-
'8MOKEII Fill! YACHTS!“
A meeting or the governing board of
tho Noru'ulk Yacht Club will be held
this evening. at which time final no
rnnuemenls will be motto for the re-
mption to the members of the North-
pont and Knickerbocker Yacht Clubs.
tomorrow alIoI-uoon. The vessels of the
fleet will have a race from their rea-
pectivo stations to the Hickory Bluff
station. and four cupu will be awarded
by the Nnrwnlk Yacht Club to the win-
ners or the variouu events. There will
also be II speed boat race between
several Norwnlk boats in the after-
noon.
iu the evening there will be a. smoilv
er in honor or the visitinu ,vurhlsmeu.
and a line program is being limpet-ed.
There will be entertainers from New
York and Bridgeport. on well as from
The. Norwulks. The usual club lunch-
eon will be curved. All members and
their friends should be on intact.
mu...“
~NATIVE omens. 4 are. 25c.
1.. Jamaica's. 72 North Main St.
SUB—COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
WOOL TARIFF.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.--Wiicn the
contoroes on the wool lariit revision
bill met today, Senator hall‘olicttu and
Representative Underwood were an
pointed a subcommittee to consider
and report upon the differences be-
tween ilio two images. The motion
for their IIIIpointlIIeul.. mode by senn- .
tor llnllcy, was on the groan that
they represent the sxlremo'ele outs
of the cousin and house. respectively.
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mNATlVE ONIONS, '4 GTSI, 26c.
t.. Joseloi‘i's, 72 North 11qu ill.
in...» «Iguana. .
NEW BUSINESS.
Paris has a new biiulnessonoilecting
dust from the vacuum cleaners and
selling it for fertiliser. “Columbus.
(0.) Guinea. -
e. won-mama
«Elliot's Boei- cube. 11.18 A. II‘.
backdrops e do ..
lair ‘
llMMl
All SiliiAi
iHiE PAVING
Matter Lelt WIilI Mayor, Coun-
cilmananll Board at Estimate
and Taxation olNorwaik City
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Another Meeting to be Hold to
Hear Committee’s Report
In spite of the fuel. that many
things might. have occurod to prolong
the special city meeting last evening
hold. to consider the nature of the me.-
terini to be used in paving the Nor-
wulk city streets under the bond is-
sue for 3100.000. which has been grant-
ed Norwallr. the meeting very monthly.
in the opinion of the majority. made a
wise move when it provided for a tur-
thor investigation into the merits of
the various forum of pavement. A
resolution offered by Judge Henry W.
(Continued on accond Pose.)
mllaeebail. Amusement Park Solar.
day' N”""“‘“ "i ~ New Cannons. Its.
mission 25c. .
residual: Civil; “75¢ ”in K F
Deciduous. I: 00.
LIIliIIlIAI hour
It IIIIrIIII your
The ubor Day bleak? committee at
the Central Labor‘holon held a very
important meeting". last evening. ll.
the conclusion at the business meeting
of the union, at which time it was
voted to hold the picnic at Roton
Point. instead of ot the Enter
Grounds. as was that anticipated. Mair
mr Herman Jacobs. of Rot/on Point.
was a visitor at the meeting and pro»
sonlod a. proposition which was im-
mediately accepted. The chair will
be held in connection with the limo-
teur Athletic Union rhinos. which are
scheduled to be hold chore and indica-
tions are that «rho ‘sli'air will be even
better than were first anticipated.
The committee received word from
the different. unions and other bodies
invited to participate in the parade
and the committee have thus for boon
uncured or at least live floats.
Mailers are progressing finely and
the committee will hold another moot-
ihg next Friday evening.
film..-“
A. I“. Bock-
...a—v» r »~
winner Dooliwr's lie-or.
mean u Co.
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3
Michael Tapl’lsh was arrested on II
warrant yesterduy. charged with no-
nnuil on liertha ilbnnyi. who made the
complaint. in the low court. this
morning. it developed that the authori-
ties bud been blind-III u lemon and in-
stead of trying 'l‘uptisb they had In
mind the advisability of arresting lilies
(litunyi and trying her on the chemo.
it appeared from what, the witnesses
testified that instead 01‘ the defendant
assaulting the girl, he hulls-Ill was
challenged to light and when he refus-
ed received .a blow on the head with
u stone which the infuriated woman
had in bar hand He pushed her away
from him, for which she brought the
charge oi’ assault against her; (in the
recommendation of Prosecuting Attor-
noy Goorgo ii. Vosburgh, the case was
boiled and tho cmnuiuiuant given a
sound talking to by Judge William ii‘.
Tammany. . .
mdivination, Amusement Park. Satur-
day. Nor-Innis vs. New Cannons. All
mission 25c.
«new Peri-rose map
1... Joachim; 7 North M
‘Sllilllli lillliltll
illli iiil illllilll
Ilenon liohpkoPoinl; in“ Vineyai 1!
Sound, Early Today, But No
lino Was injured
W
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass” Aug. 4
-As the stehmer Bunker lliil bound
from New ‘l’ork to Boston with 275
Imogen IIszbomI. was proceeding,
tln'ouxh Vinoynrd Sound In the star-
light early today, the vessel su'ddeub
run upon a rock oil Nobska Point.
,_ The passoucoru, vino had been rude-
ly controlled ‘ by the impact. scrambled
up on deck ln’tholr nighciothing. but
when they found that there was no im-
mediate dunner they returned to their
berths.
The Bunker Hill backed oil cruelly a
short time flier the submerged rock
was encountered. The pumps were
then set Io work and the steamer.
leaking badly by this time. proceeded
to Vineyard Haven Harbor. where she
remained tor several hours. Soon ai~
tor sunrise tile Millennial-s were trans-
terred to the steamer Unca‘tentt. or the
Nantucket. illurlhu's Vineyard and
New Buiito'rd - line. and taken to
Woods Hole and thence to Boston on
the oral minover the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad.
While no otticlsi statement has been
made. an omccr of the bunker Hill
stated today that the ship was trying
to avoid striklnx It low of horses.
After being tree-i or its 275 passen-
gers. the llunlror Hill, upon twelvintt
instructions 1mm New York by wire-
less. our-lad out tor that city. Al-
though leaking considerobiy. the ship's
pumps WON able to dilpoeo oi’ the war
our “in it Snell‘s” the accident
{beholdél the thin wuililodwitb
live toot or water.
Capt. howls can that had it not
been for the passenger. on board. he
would have continued on his journey
alter the accident. but be deemed it
«prudent to enter tide harbor because
of the number of passengers on bond.
many of whom excl-cued anxiety when
lite accident occurred
The bunker Hill lull. New York you-
terday attornoon. its crew numbered
about 35. The ship is about the same
size n the Vale end mm. which
formerly piled between Boston and
New York. A year ago the Bunker
Hill was rebuilt for passengers. prev-
ious to that time having been I (might
and monomer ship
The Bunker Hill II a sister ship of
the steamer Massachusetts, which run
into the schooner Pickering in Long
island Sound late Wednesday night.
The accident happened only a low
miles from where Ihe bunker liill
struck the rock early today.
A hurried investigation or the Bunk
or lilll boiorc she steamed out for
New York shovved that she haul
struck on her starboard bow.
whole length was raked. Several of
her iron plates, it is believed. were
opened. The water rushed into her
lower bulkhomle, but did not reach the
engine room. Nothing unusual could
he noticed about the steamer when
she not «all except that her head was
ripped downward slightly. Word was
received that tugs have been cent out
from New York city to tow the Biliilt~
or lilil into the harbor there. The
ship's pumps were working good when
she left and it is believed that no dim
catty would be experienced in licen-
luv; the water down during her voy~
ago back to port. At the limo ol’ the
urcldunt the nlmluipliero Ivan clear
and the son was smooth. The suhmorg.
ed rock whcro'lho i‘iuniter lilil bit is
about a half mile on the regular
coul‘nc followed by the Sound stonin-
are.
W
mLAWN PETE.
'At Mrs. R. S. mommy‘s. itownyion.
buturliay‘. AltornoanAVbisl‘. Dancing
In evening. A large assortment of do-
,Ineiltie aprons (“lakes may be orarcd
ice cream on sale.
”w mwlhnfiww‘m
wDON’T BAKE.
Let us do it. Delicious bread nuke,
cookies and biscuits. at Banner link
cry. ‘I'ei 367.
m
«AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE.
sevenwscnger immobile. :3 hr.
hyxbse, 3 cedar 8t. T911634:
Nor :
lilr’Riii Bl
Iiilliliillllil
BAKERY WIIIN
lamest," Hyatt, of 23 Center
Avguue, [Painfully Hurt While
‘ in Spriugwood
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Driver Found iivlmpossible to
lump Clear .otthe Wagon
James ii. Hyatt. of 23 Center are
nae Normally the wollimouu baker.1
sustained many painful bruises and u‘
sprained ankle. motel-day afternoon.
when his delivery wagon turned over
taking Mr Hyatt with it. The injured;
man is confined to his bed and is uh I
dot the care of Dr. Francis i Burneli
He has reported to be resting comicra
tabl). late this morning.
Mr Hyatt was delivering his cakes
and plea in \Vhletieiilie and had gone;
down to the lower and ot liouton street I
Having finished his work there. be
m..- in the not 01 trains his wagon;
around when the wheel caught sudi
caused the wagon to turn over.
I'coiiuz lilo mm talus. litr. Hyatt
attempted to infill out at the wagon
but in lo dots; on coaxial his arm in
some lumber (ad was penned in As.
thé men (oil, Mr. Hyatt was thrown
down in such runner to to sustain
a multitude of bruises among which
were injuries to his arm should-en;
neck and other parts of his body. toi
author with a sprained snide. l
Assistance no new at band and the
wanna was quickly right-id and Mr.
Hyatt taken out. Word was immedi-
atoly not to Dr. Francis l. Burueil
who came in his automobile taking the
injured mm to his home. where he
was put to bed. This morning he was
still confined but it was reported III
the house’that he was resting as corn-
ioriabiy ill could be expected.
The contents of the wagon consist-
ing of pics, cakes and sundry other
articles of the baker's art. Were dam
used by the jostling they received.
i
Iuruuoeue llollil8
nun IIIIII PEIIIIITTEII
W
There have been a number of inquir»?
toe to the prosecuting attorney regard
lug thb list or horns for ulltomobllosi
which is permitted antler the law llo;
has written to the secretary of sitting
for the list and received a letter which ’
tells that only I-ho siren and the at I
race are prohibited. because of thol
count-ion the: are likely to cause, be
in: the some as used on the tire do;
purimenl wagons. Prosecutor Bola-I
sobmidt submitted lho following iottor’;
to The Sentinel this morning and inlet
turned it over to Chief Thomas 1.0th
criuud. who will see that the laws in
this regard ore lived up to. to the let i
luv. i
The following is [tho communion-i
lion:
(flute ct Connecticut. l
booi'oiary‘e Ollice.
Hartford. Aug. 2. loll. I
i... Goldnchmldt. lilac. Promoting no:
' turner. Norwuiil, Connecticut.
um Sir:~« ll
Replying to your inquiry res-asrding
borne to be used on motor vehicleM
the onlv ones pi ohibiled so for us we.
know now, are the siren, such as is
need an the live department appoint»:
ms. and the oireuo’. which we under-
stood worku- on the same principle.
We have. no, list prepared. but the
ltiaxonclto. Newton. Jericho, Taste
phone. Gabrielle, ,Klaxon and Nightirb
sale are all permitted
Very truly yours,
(Signed)
1-1AT'l‘l-1IRW ll. RPGRRS,
some
‘ rung. richer.-
I in the afternoon
Iiy paused.
Emils. (in; John H. Red-lib, Denver.;;
'F‘ulls; Mathias hinhoney, Jr., Mobile;
. an... hubby and healthy {it temperance
IIIIIIIIIIIII. III III
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Beni's Bill Providing That Street
Railroads Must Stand Propor-
llonate Cost Passes House
“Introduced by Representative W.
W. Bent early in the session a bill was
unanimously passed by the house or
Hartford yesterday afternoon requiu
ing street railroad companies to pay
a proportionate share of the expense
fortbe construction of all new bridges
over which their lines may pass. The
measure now goes to the Senate where
it is believed it =Wlli be passed. al-
though it is opposed very strongly by
the street railroad interests or the
state.
This measure originated entirely in
Brlduemrt and grew out of the con
struction of the new Congress street
bridge and the failure of the bridge
commission to get what it was be
ileved an equitnble share or the cost.
of the hen structure from the Con-
necticut company.
The measure one drafted by City
Attorney Thomas \i Cnilinan and was I
introduced by Mr. Bent curly in the
session. it was referred to the com-
mittee on roads, rivers and bridges
lbetore whom it was bitterly bought
by the street railroad interests.
This committee made an unanimous
.iui arable report on the measure early
x-esierduy afterI’
which the chairman of the commit-
tee spoke briellv upon it folioued by
Representative Beat in u cominciug
cpeech after which it was unanimous
This means a great deal to Nor-walk.
“in can the measure should become
II law the Connecticut Comm! would.
have to pay its share towards building
the new bridge on Washington street. "
which would boo mat saving to the
term.
~FANOY CORN. 20c ooz.
L. Jmion’s. 72 North Main St.
~Rheingoid Beer, case. 31.15. A. F.
liecirmann &. Co.
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W. i. Mulligan Did Not Land Cities i
~---iumeu It. Flaheriy lie elect-
ed Supreme Knight
While local members or the Knights
lot Columbus feel elated over having
William J. McGinley returned to his
office as national secretary when all]
line old oilicezs woie elected in Def
troll, time is great worst that W. J 7
Mulligan failed to be elected a direc-
lot The Connecticut delegation was‘;
'strong {oi Mr. Mulligan and did its’
best to put him in Dillon.
James A. Fluherty. of Philadelphia.
reelected supreme knight of the 0rd-
or: Martin Comedy of Grand Rap
ids. Mich" reelected deputy supreme
knight; William J. bchluloy, New Hu-
ron, national secretary; .D. J. Callu-
ban. Washington. treasurer J. C. Pol»
teller. Huston. national advocate and
head of the committee on laws.
National hourd or dircctoru: Geoigc
blounuhuu Detroit; James Muller, (Thi-
«alto; James hiciiraiv Oklahoma City;
3 Min n for Yokohama.
The House Was in All one
Members Weill iiutaull No L
., Action is Taken
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A New Building ‘Line Comm"
sion Act Was Passed
HARTFORD, Aug.4 .-—Ai: 1 0
yesterday afternoon the house
up in an uproar over par-lien:
filibustering to prevent a vote on
bill appropriating $4,000 for To)?
legislative history, which was
by Governor Baldwin and. passed
the veto by the senate. As" ”
the title of the bill was read ‘
cans began leaving the lion”
Democratic members stayed to
Representative Johnson. of Mo
(Continued on Eleventh Pa
-—FANCY CUKES, 150“ no
1.. Joselott's, 3'2 North Mal
Millildl. ' Innis.
~ nurtures“
NEW. YORK... Aug.. 5—-
Count Helhethro Togo. sea '
and conqueror or the Russian a
the Russian Japanese War, 9 ..
ready today for the formal mom
or his twelve days’ visit to the it!
States. The Japanese admiral
ed bore late last night. trom-
iand on the Lusitania. 7 110 m
comed down the boy by nod
lives of the government at w 1
ton and the Japanese governin’,
here. and brought to this city entire
derelict destroyer Seneca.
‘ “When i have seen a little moire
your country i may have 3 little
Ito say." said Admiral Togo us he
read; to receive an omeial visit .
Mayor Gaynor The admiraiwill
er visit Mayor Gaynor «st GI
and this allemcoh’” depart to
inglon, where on Saturdivj ll
meet President Tait and be on
ed by him at dinner.
Admiral Togo will make a h
trip to Annapolis and Mount .
retarding to this city on Aug. 11
log stops at Baltimore and Pb
pills. The Mayflower will take hi
West Point, and utter a need It.
ton and Niagara Falls he will out
course for the northwest. villi
will board the Pacific liner
..
Pass-angels on tho Lusitani
docked today. told of carotid inc
or the voyage in which Admiral
figured.
Not the least interstinu was III
tag or his autograph to s’ iittl
who asked him in English ltd
celve d the coveted prize through
sect-nary ol‘ the admiral.
'i‘ J. Conchita. Kaunas City; William
Fix. indiuunpoils; Victor J. Dorr, Aug-
‘ii’. 1). buyer. 8:. Paul: Joseph A. Mar
oier, Montreal; .10th It? Bowler. sionx
Daniel J. Grifiin. New York and Wil-
liam ii. Gulliver. Portland Me.
Dr. l..W Buckley, ot Sit. Paul, na-
tibnsl physician: Thomas .1 Molnngh
lin. New York. national Worden. and
the Rev. P. .l dicGivney, Middletotvn.
national chaplain. .
Most of the delegates are expected
to reach the state by this evening. A
few plan on coining east by easy also
as to take in thhslrgntsenroute.
Wiliiun‘m' Hoot a... claim the shil-
lunI
drink tor “very little money. I
:drop his panic in the washroom N
Admiral Togo had the mislortim 19
ship one day and felt his loss
more keenly because of the vain‘ab
documents it contained rather .
the 100 pounds sterling within ltd cor-r
era. The purse was torlllnateiy toil
by a traveler, uho returned it at. .
The admiral was not asto’nisbe ' ‘
he had met an honest man. all
that Japan was famous tprhii h
ty, but was naturally pleased that
papers had been recovered.
Admiral Togo left his note
tomobilo this morning. and, .,
by a cavulonde at 100 policemen
lo ('in hell to visit his 1; a
With him was his side
fi‘anlguchi. third: sublets
of State mimetic C
Norwalk Chronicler