, ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the Booth Nomlk Pout-vodka
‘ on Second 01”!“ Hatter
' WEATHER FORECAST
overcoat tonight and Sunday.
W ‘SiPHRlS
, RiilllPiNl
. HHSSH H HHE
slum . Norwalk Trust company
and Union Trust Company, of
‘ ,. ‘New Haven, interested
HHHSHEHHiH 'PHWEH .
HHHPAHY iHE PHHHHHSER
? Local Mon Have Long Had Charge
3‘.
a ”oi the Business There
One of themast impotiant business
transactions which have taken place
in the state for sometime was consum-
, mated, yesterday, when the Houmr
tonic Powor Company took over the
Wootport \i’ator Company. involving
the. transfer of the permanent charter
to furnish the. Town of Westport with
water and electricity, the riparian
rightu held by the company, the up~to
= date plant and property.
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HHHHHHH HELEHSEH
HHHEH HHHH HE El. HHH
ll. ll. Fioitthuu, oi Barton. Gives
Bail tor lisnshaw Chauiieur
A continuation of one week «was
granted yesterday morning. at Dorian,
by Justice Sharer in the trial of Times
Haywood. tho chauffeur, who was driv-
ing the car of 'A. it. chshaw, Wednes-
day. when it drugged Alfonso Lunco,
an ltaliun laborer.
Nomton,, causing serious injury to the
Italian. who is now in the Stamford
hospital in u lserious condition.
George Shape. of Taylor at .lcuhln’s.
omco. Stamford. appeared for the at»
cased and naked for n continuation
for one work, in ordor properly to pm
pare the defence. This rcqueut the
judge lit nrat rotu’sod to allow. on
the ground that he had already grant»
ed limo for that purpose. iiowcver.
when the request was uorondod by
Nathan Daurhy. uruud juror, hin
honor. ui‘tcr uomo hesitation. grnniod
it.
Mr. Sitcnc thou usltod that tho hall.
with it had boon pintcd at $1 pull and
pivcn 'l‘hureulu) night by ll (‘. 17' loit-
Huanu u friend at Souuhnw. bu lowor
on. no the maximum lino for rorkloun
driving with which tho fornior is
ohm-god, is but $200. in thin manor
tho Judpo rmuuiucd niondfuni.‘ lio du-
oinrod cmplmiirully that tho bull would
remain iiti ho had ilxrd it.
(lounaoi for Haywood luiimnlod
thorn might ho nlcpn to obtain a writ
hthnbrno rot-pun. but in tho cud
Judith Simrur’s lioclhion stood
thcre will he no i‘urihor nttmupt. it in
lmllovrd. to huvo tho bnii minnod.
Mr. itcnuhuw and Mr. lv‘lcituumn
woro pmuoni during the promoiiiuuu.
bunch lwnu prouuuucod out or (hub!
titer of death today by Dr. (llnonun. tho
amounting physician. No imilt'hiiunu or
tnluruui injury have dcvnlopod null
tho mun In doing an wcll nu could bu
”imputed. Arido from tho injury mow
Hlonod 'i‘hnrniinr. he hint a brunch
thigh «bonu.
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erratum HAVEB’ uxi.
. .
(limico Nniiye ltowia. 20c lb.
Native Roasting tilliukono. 24o lb.
printout Shoulder steak, lilo lb.
Largo Muskiucious (warranted
swell. lilo elicit.
I.itrgo fancy illgg Plant. the ouch.
Nnilro 'l‘omniocii, -1ilc qt.
hwoet Ornngce, :lo and Mo doz.
Largo fancy Grape bruit. ti tor 252.
Largo lloalon iicnd Lettuce ii and Bo
bond
. . itipo Piuuauplos. 1th: habit
ineltloborrioil. 140; iii. ,
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A HISIHHH HHHIHSHEH
out of a ditch all
unit 3
lions and mnhoii
" alumni to tiorwuiiiiu
wi‘uHi lililillililili
~Arranglng for Water Sports
Next Saturday
At a meeting of the governing com~
mlttee of the Nouwnik Yacht Club. last
evening, it was voted to leave the
mutter of the course for the speed
boat race this afternoon to the regnttu
committee. The race will be about
twentydive miles, and will start short-
Lv after 3 o’clock. The finish will be
oil the Not-walk Yacht" Club at Hick-
or,v_Bluft. A sultuhlo prize 'wili be
awarded the winner oi the event. The
fleets of tho Northport and Kulckou
hooker Yacht. Clubs will arrive during
the alter-noon, as they are on ihclr
annual cruise. This evenlngwn Biiltlk‘
or will be held in honor of tho visi-
this, and a line program has been or-
lunged
it, has been decided to serve roll-osh‘
monts on the occasion of the annual
Water sports on Saturday afternoon.
August. 12th. and a suitable prize will
be given tho winner of each (it tho
twelve events. The mgaito committeo
has prepared an lntorestlng schodule.
and entries can be forwarded to tho
committoe at tho Norw all: Yacht Club.
om time bolore the date not The
events will limit all! 1.5 p. ill. The
program follows:
. Diving imm Spring-board.
. Diving from Springboard. (Girls)
. Hurry Scurry Canoe Race.
. 50 Yard Swim.
. 50 Yard Swim. (Girls)
. Mixed Doubles Canoe Rare.
. 50 Yard Swim. (Boys under iii yrs.)
Tilting from canoes.
. Ono-bolt lilo Swim
. Tub Race. (Boys)
. Tub Rare. (Girls)
One-halt MiloConoe Race.
ANOTHER IBTllli EDIT
PARADE NEXT HEM!
At a meeting of tho motor boat pa~
ratio committee, which was held Thurs~
day evening in the South Norwalk
Club. it was voted to retain the coin-
tuittoo in order that a similar event
may be properly arranged for next
year, only that thutoocaslon will be on
{a much larger and more elaborate
audio. The success or the xpnrndo.
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II-
SpeechatRhcsandSmokdriater
iii no H
HHHHHHH
SEPEEMH ii iii
Plans the non lulportant Trip
‘ lie Has Ypi Undortaken
Will HISH Hill HE SlAiES
HE THE HiHHiE HESE
Tour Will Probably Last 3 Month
or Even Longer
WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-—Tlto mast
important trip that i‘ruaidcut Taft has
planned since he has been in tho
White House. in the view of ltopubli—
can loaders. a trip during which he in
cxmctcd to upon the thin porsidontlal
campaign tor his party. will begin Sept.
til. it will last at least that would:
and should it tutor he decided to ox‘
tend tho outing to tho Paciiiu count. it
will be stretched six wuokh. so that
the president. will not. hot back to Row
erly or Washington until November.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
nu it but sun
pun ~lliilliitliillli
Thsy Didn’t Know She Took First
Prize tor Msrkmahshlu st
Rascal Town Fair
WESTPORT. Aug. xii—Mrs. James
G. Plant, of Richmondviiie nvonuo,
took the first ladioa' prize for murk-
mouship at the recent town hair hold
on the town” grounds. Her friends
know that she was a mod shot but that
she would ever put her-shill to prsc.
tlce was never once thought of. But
aim has and her record as a. mark»
which was bold Saturday was sniilciont’
to prove to tho contmltiou that thoi
idea in a good one and one which the;
poopln of tho town upprorlaic and de-
mand. their enthusiasm ovorywhot’e
noon. milking thin apparent. The coin-
mlttoo in maths up of iiurry Rider.
Livingston Luckily. .i. H. ii‘oaios. John
Ashworth, (1, id. Andrrsun. Slinn Kotcb‘
am. Philip ll. Fielding i. M Allen,
‘Joo A (urinr James (inhibit, C. it.
EHilHt and Victor Vi H'Gll‘is.
Resolution» of thanks and npprocin-
gilon worn adopted for the South Nor‘
lwallt (“iluh {or their kinduuuo in giving
liho use of tbcir parlors for incctialt
mirpmtfii to John Colo. brldgo louder.
for bill lclndncno on tho. dny oi tho
pnradc; the props for their aauiainnco
no liberally tout to further the ennui
oi the committee and to so nuconnluliy
around unihuniuam; to John Shannan
ilovi for the non of his lino yacht.
(lrnyilun. on u ghouls“ honi: nhm to
Commodore Harry t‘itdor, Molar it. hiv-
iuusion Lurker and thunxninani'y t-lcr»
xtitiiiiduut‘ilh A. Caricr tor their unilr-
lug ottorin in arranging for the ovont,
W»...
liiiill ii. BLAKE GETS
DEPUTY 8HEiliFF8HiP
Joint ii. Hittite. ui' Norwnin, iinb’re‘
rrivcd Elli! tulpointmonl nu duputy Hhcr-
in“ for the First Voting liinirict of tho
bu oliuihlo to norvo legal pnporn in
lluiriichl County.
Mr. Blake boo boon long mentioned
or: the man likoly to receive the plum.
um) a week ago many The Sentinel
nunounuod positively that about! Will.
iinm Volimcr would appoint him in a
low lingo... ’l‘hiu appointment. came
from llriduepnrt in the mail that night.
Mr malls in receiving tho congrats»
lotion! or iiiil triundo, and thuro in no
doubt but that be wtli tuliill predic-
moist: nonmethnt ho-
Hun about!
R. direction of bar hanncry and she at
Town or wauih. although he will
man will ever be thought or by a.
couple of chicken thieves who tried
to romoro 50 of her choice broilers.
one night recently.
Mrn. Plant was asleep on the top
floor when she board a noise in the
once arose and looked out of the
Window OM)’ to are that n follow was
touring the building and that in his
arms he carried inovornl rot-y much}
frightened young chickcnn. Shh
shouted to the lollow to stop. but. be
only quickcncd his pace nail started
out in the direction of the open fields.
in a moment. unothar fellow upmarod
nud the two 'oturterl on it quick to
trout.
him. Plant. tool: the truaiy ahot gun
and aimed it in tho dimctlon of tho
booing mun. Built; Wont tho gun and
tho moa dropped in lilo buahoa. A
friendly cloud thou obscured tho
moon and cant a hhnduw jillll. tor incl
two thim'rn who look quick ndvau'
into and wore noun lost from view.
"l‘hc uoxt morning on lnvoriiuntion
provod thut none of tho rhlukcnn had
horn taken away.
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KILLED WHEN All
‘ METD TWINS THHTLE
\‘l'llJSl'l‘Fliill .i‘). Moan, Ann. thpccd
lug around a shurp curve on the Moat-
gomory road horn. early today, on on»
tomobllo turucd iurtlo. onumd tho
dcttth or John u‘mnm. aged is. of Chi»
coped nod badly injured the three oth—
er occupants: of tho our. 'i‘lioac in»
iurod were Misti iiiormoo Jones, of
Chicopco. and Alfred (Jovian and John
Farrell. both of Eiprlngiicld. Cronin
was buried under tho machine and
died at n hospital. The putty was on
tor.
William'h mot our in em to make
and com 2:: for h girlhood. You need
not in: thirdly for titlii unintuit-
its war from Montgomery to Wort-oar
Ito Tho sentinel. a: tuna u look
lamest. Kenna Salem. as Clerk
and Ahoihhr Session Will be
iieid Tuesday Night
The org-animation of the committee
appointed by Thursday‘s cit) meeting
to luvostlgnto tho marlin of street
pavement. was completed lost ev.ening
The committee mot. lathe city council
chamber in Wall ntreot. Mayor hid.
ward J. irinogan presided. Thc first
business woo tho election of a clerk.
and .lnmo-s .l. Koe'un wan noioctod for
thin position. iii.- wan sent for and
cmumonood his duties at once.
Commotion Counsel John J. Walsh
was present and he doilncd the powers
and the duties oi‘yttto committee.
All oi tho committee. which consists
of the mayor. tho. present members oi
both the Norwnlit city council and tho
Norwaik city bobrd oi optimum and
taxation. wcrc precant, with the ex-
ception of two of the former bourdg
and one at the latter. who bounuao oi'
provioun origin golnenta were «nun-bio to
attond. Those pmnt wow Mayor ill
J. Maegan. Councilman William B.
lluruoll. George 1". Roots. Daniel .F.
Toomey and Charles ‘A. Quimord. and
member: o! the board of csti‘mttto.
Hurray M. Kent. (”3an A. iiarnimm
Michaoi J. Riordan, Moses H. Glover
and 11‘. H. Merrill. pounclimon John
D. Milne and William Thompson, and
member .0! the board of estimate. A.
E. Austin. wow not present.
The early morning of the committee
and their adjournmcnt until Tuesday
evening whom it disposition which in
a commendablo on " in that it in clear
lr noon the tour too in going right
Iii-Id URI! in fill“. flat on» the
committoo in to 3thtum-y its lumfiw
dons. but it is to hurry the matters
loading to tho lows-titration.
it to expected that the meeting
’i‘uoodsy droning will mutt in consid-
erllc work.
HHSHHHH HHHE HER
HHHHHH A Hill
Mrs. May Ghosts. at Liberty,
Missouri, llas llim Arrest-
ed But Decline: to
Testify
kav—n.
LIBERTY. Mo. Aux. 5.--Altor twico
populating his pious to lntorccdo in hint
hobbit. Mrs. May Choate. wife of 1A-
iayettc Chortle, into youterdu throw
the court room into excitement by null
donig plncinu her arms around hurl
husband's neck and promlning him'
that she would do all in her power to
obtain his release on bond and acquittal
whcn his trial comes up. He had loot
boon hound uvur on a charge of cruelty
for hoatinu his wife. hitching her to a
barrow with a team of mulcn nnd
driving her about the field.
it was nttor her hunonnd'n bond bud
boon plnccd at “.000 that the woman
oriented. “i will novor tontity against
him." nho criod out to the court. “it
in true he won cruel to me. but he in
tho tuthur or my childron. und i will
ucvor holp both] him to the pouiton-
tiary. You might no woii turn him out
now. for i will ncvcr help convict rhino;
oven It i have to no and hide in tho;
woods.
“i can't do it. Lalo," silo aobhod, as
ho ioldod his mum around her and
Hpntod hor on tho back. “i rnn‘l lot;
it-hr l'nthor of my habicn do to piiuonfi . ribs and in minty thallium ludoconilyl time has come when no conscientioua l llmi them Will he hilarity of buoinou
1cuiponod hlmsoli to ladies and men to
but no will halo to iivo apart"
"Novur mind fibuut liiili now." ro-g
plied t‘lhoat "We run with: nil that.
when ion set me out of the twublc
ion havo not am into." He turned a
triumphant gluoco on thciomrero oi'
the court.
" A mornontJnior the wife began a
canvasn among tho members or n loath
to which rho belongs luau attempt to
rhino bonds tor her hummhd.
“lint i never will iivo with him
outta.“ aha said. "l mu atruid of him
and bellows he will kill me somo’day."
it you can over persuade o small
number of tho, pronto. Who, road and
um ludunncod by “l‘i’mt” advertisiuli
your
H i it Hi
RHI IN THE
WHHiSHHEHii
Norwaik Man declares It Will
Close the Woolen Mills All
Over the Country
SAYS H HEHHS HEHEH
EHH SHHEHEHH HEHHHRAES.
«not... That South wm Take
Dose of its Own Medicine
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.--Whllc tho
hum was discussing the «social
aiuondment to the pool schedule un~§§
her the tire minute rule. Wednesday 1
night. Mr. Hill said: “This is the first
time that i have seen this amendment
1 take it that it does not vary much
tmm the amendment altered by the
senator from Wisconsin originally. l
sun-m
(Continued on third page)
nu sun A nu illii
illilllillii nun
my. lllill‘ifiriiiouislstive
BommIlteBLL-Atiomyiioiden
sou 35.14540
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. HARTFORD. Aug. '8.»leures out».
iisbed today on the expenses incurrcdf
by the Ipocill loziolntlvo oommittea“"n°°’ 8“? the” introduced “’3- “03‘1““38’” ‘ September 11 19“ Th“ E‘.‘
love-tinting combinations
ml the uoceasitleu of lite.
to con
showed!
that Attorney Benedict ht. Holden.
mun”, for m. committee. had mm lboard and by the notices tad nowam- creating the communion provides to: 7
ed 5.365. to of the unions drawn
from tbo’sute troanury. For 14 days
"work on reportl, examination of law
and compilation of statutoo, various
statistics and ordinances of several
cities, and drafting proposed milk
bill." lawyer lioidcn received 31.500.
"For 15 hearings and to days or
parts of days, evenings in conference.
and preparation of proposed legisln-'
lion examination oi witnesses and'
compilation oi reportn." he asked and
received $2.500. Fox 12 more days'
work he got 31.000. The committee‘ui
utonography bill amounted to $1.389
all or which went to Leonard W (2053- ‘
well. For 53 nualiooa 0! meals. creams i
and milk. Dr. A. J. Woilr received}
$600 The commitieon expenditures?
wore the subject of chubidorublo com l
meat in tho Multan. this book.
TIMPSOH TRiEii T0
WORK FAKE “ME
110qu 'i‘impison got what he was loch-E
i
ing for last evening. when ho was iir~ ‘ icon ioriuunto women and tho children? lenllml however to clean the cunt
b3. Oillror John H Tmnliili.!nio culturing tor lurk of proper logic is» much no possible and it is no litto-
ttharxod with dntnitcnncoh and vanrnn Elation. and she says: rho is not intor- .ly lilill thorn will be a 18m mull of
rolled
HHHHHEK EHHHi
EHHHHHISE lEiHHE
The First at a Serbia oi Meetings
Held Today, With Talks by
that: Hill and Mrs. Ropers
m—wfl—n—-—
The Not-walk Equal Franc higo
League began its series 0! “Saturdays
in August. meetings" at 11 o’clock this
morning. The clever idea of securing
the pretty Pleasant Hour theatre when
it was not in use by the moving pic-
ture company was originated, and the
hour oi’ it was used as a starter. Those
who cannot come on one Saturday and
who yet wish to know something for
the reasons of this worm-wide move»
ment. will come on another of the
dates. The suiti'agists are there to
matte known their views and to answer
any arguments which may he advanc-
ed auainst their cause. Today's meet-
ing was it line beginning. The ball is
most comfortable. centrally located.
cool. and it the acoustics only prove
,good it will undoubtedly be quickly
scoured by other organizations
Tho speakers for this meeting were
Miss Clara ill. Hill brosidcm oi the
Norwaik league. and Mrs. John Roy
Ecru. of New York, at present living in
Ridgonold hits. Rogers holds many
oiliccs in mam; different organizations.
With the characteristic energy and
unselfishnosn which goes with the
name "suflmgist” she has spoken
‘mauy times this summer, as Mills Hill
has done. Any woman who would put
bersclt into street array. hire and au-
tomobile and go many miles into the
country to speak at an open-air meet—
ing on that terrible Fourth of July is
certainly a heroine. ‘That is what
Mlu- Hill and Min Pierson 01 Crow
well did, and what the other when
are prepared to do.
bliss llili presided at this morning's
meeting and made in tow introductory
remarks. defining the purpose: of the
organisation alto represents and some
of the arguments the inmost!!! ad
om, who immediately captivated her
audience As the hour wore on many
attracted by the notice on the bill-
per sdvortisements. dropped in and
nobody who once entered left until the
speakers ware through
Miss Anna Cornell bliss Elsie M.
Hill Min Josephine Cornell and bird:
R. C. Gladwln were ushers and offered
the pretty little badge "l' men for Wot
men." and the pledge: of the society
to those who came in.
The arguments used by both speak. i
era new
roasonlng: .
Woman a place is the home.
is a home- maker tultlliing her du-I
in line with the following
{ties unless she knows the conditions lore. be addressed to the board 0! roll-
ot living in the community in which
that home is made. and does all in
hm pownr to make those conditionui
the boat possible?
in a mother fulfilling her duty has
less she does her utmost to protoct hori
childron against impure food. milk
and w;ntcr against bnd snnitain condi
liions in tho homo; against inciticlonti hill'e us a public utilities communion;
ir.s(hooltl iandouuoto the protection;
lagnhmn public lnilucncro toward im- illnflnifihtld Soutomber 11 will the cure
morality?
in any woman fulfilling her duty if
cy. on the complaint of Rov Stephoni outed in trilng to help ihom?
F. Chorniirk‘y. "Buck“ Timon-mu. Ml ho
is catiud. struck town Tuesday with a
hard look bad inho story that ho had
boon iniurcd in Harlem River by isolation neglect bur homo in order m monlha. will ho withdrawn by unusual.
in; inmmcd hoiwcn a couple of mining
curs Ho claimed that he had btokun
provotho aunortion. lira proof and thol
brncer tor a nlrhlo or n «time which;
invariably toilomd it won sufficient
to brand tho ntoi‘y ml the lit! and impd
nlllon that it was. When no tackled
Rev. Father Ghofltshy’o houaolioepor.
ho mod tho game just cucédtoo otton.’
PM. tho Town Court. thin morulntt.
Jud-go William F. Tammany found
Tim-mph guilty and sontuncéd him to
around Elixir any: in jail. He mtpenl"
ed'hud bonito Wore Hot lit. stun. Full-
inx to get. them. herons taken to
Bridgeport Jail to adult trial before
tho hold criminal superior court.
identical want ads. bring robotic.
dilution tor solo oil will birth; o our
The only onootunl voice in tho but
lot. Just on mun hood not ilculnot bus-
inona in order to ruin. so no woman»
rain. '1‘ be abortion at woman mtl‘trnizo
is not a joke but a vital ptubicm The
man or woman can afford to ho ignor
not or indlttorcnt on thin nublccl
EHEIPEH RATED
Hill “81' HDBWALK
M
At the wcoitiy Enigma” mutating of
the oioctricni communicators. which
won held last evening at the Municipal
Lighting plant. the board acted favors
only on the proopaitioa or giving the
that. Norwnik Fire District lower rates
under the admiration: of the contract.
Tho matter has been under advisement
tor sometime, and at that weights moot;
log. the East. Somatic Fire District
Committee ml with tho cloctricoi
opiumiiutonm cad billion nu» manor
lililii
[Xi ilii
Residents ot- the. fill"
Tokenelte to Wilson?
Are Considering Mahal-
‘HAS BEEN SHHHEHSEHHH
Marsh plum... and n
in Wherever Possible
A rigorous campaign against m
quitoes is being planned by the to,
dents along the shore from Tokcnek
to the Standard Oil Works in Wits
avenue, and unless plans miscarry .
light which has proven to be exec
tionaly effectiie in Shippno Point, wt
be instituted in the Norwalk shot;
lands this summer.
Only those who inhabit the proport-
we.»
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
i
Hill lillllllllilll
Hi lilliliilill t
Many i'uhllii alum» Prob
Expected
The railroad commissioners will
Ebloxoom out as a. public utilities com-'-
the interpretation decided upon by
Clerk Henry F. Billing: of the rail»
road commissioner-3’ attics. Tbcaot
the public utilities commission ”Inn- ~
in; its duties sixty days after the WP.
passage Sixty days from the duté d!
(the signing of the bill by Governor .
Baldwin makes September 11 the (labor.
in! the beginning of things [or tho oom- ‘
implosion A
i Although no othclni announcement
lhsa been made by the railroad com-
missiohera, it is understood mat tho]
:railrond commissioners will continue" ‘
to do business as of yore until the ow.-
ning of September 10. Petition u to
railroad matters should still thou.
road commissioners. No new subject,
such as me provided tui- in the bill '
can be handled now. One petition it“
been received addressed to tho pu'i‘rH
lir utilities commission but it won sent
back to the petitioner.
l The powers which the commission»
Hera now have they will continue to
jlt is plohublo that any matter: lot:
riod on tinder the change 0! mum
without legal difficulty. it it the nu
Lunilnlnhud buniuoon on fisptomber 1i.
ihntmranro has been received that out“ '
itslu uppoaiu which have been Mills“)!
{tire without making progress, for mm
n hen tho public utilities commission
docs moot for business. it is expected
to moot the commission. Mutton
which hnvo been reported uninvorohlr
in the General Assembly. because lacy
were considered proper to coma be»,
fore the commission. will be on «bond
bright and surly to "grout the unseen
. with n cheer)? The proposed mount
tare trom Manchester to Hartford hi
can or the projects which will prob
uhiy be can of tho ourly birds. . -
QUITE A £EGORD.
This is the first morning this month
that there into not boon one case in tho
Norwnik hair” of the town court. it in
no rumor-habit; that the politic unruly
know what to think of it. .
osmium what ads. pay whom;
Norwalk Chronicler