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51 wnotllunton Street,
South Not-walk
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given spools! mutton.
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ELECTRICAL =
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
mam woan
Addnll:
51 MAIN 07.. NORWALK
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Policeman Jarvis S. Murray and
family spent Sunday with their moth,
or. Mrs. J. H. Brown, of Brookside.
The weekly business meeting of Un- .
cas Tribe. No. 26, l. O. R, M.. will be
held this evening,
Washington street. ' ‘
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Old Well Camp. Improved Order of
Maccabees, will hold its monthly
busineosvmeetintr. this evening, ill its
hall. in washington street.
' W‘—
of Sherman Council. ’Royal At'cnuutll.l
will be held this eyening in tin» Mysticj
Chain hall, ill Washington Hil't ct.
Mr. and Mrs. C. l. Finch. of 1»ch
street, went to Philadelphia. luster-i
O. F., held a
evening. -
St: George, will meet regularly-
evening.
.. ing this evening
"The eeml‘montnly bllslllcss nlccting l building.
i'l‘enlperance. transacted routine buslg
I ness last evening. l
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Our‘ Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10, ,
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Tolephonu: on“. col; how. 21-: i
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regular meeting i
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The Muster Plumbers' Association:
is scheduler] to hold a meeting thié‘l
in its rooms, in, evening.
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Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of:
this ;
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The Nutmeg Club will hold a mesh.
in the Colelluru
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Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of
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The l"alnbars' and Decorators Union
day. where Mr. lt‘inch will undergo Ell-E will hold its semi-monthly business
other operation for throat trouble. imcctinll. Thursday evening. 1
A stair-d communication of Did We”?
Lodge, No. 108. IF. and A. M.. will umber home in Grove street with a very
held, this evening. at which time lhelsevcrc “ka Of the Kl'ill- '
entered .appronttpe ‘ degree will be.
worked.
Today marks the first anniversary!
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrsi
Charles Cuneo. The couple have the
best wishcs of their many friends for:
a long and happy matrimonial life. i
At ti o‘clock this evening, Miss Alice},
Alta Fitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
Frank ll. Fitch, of South Main street.
and Joseph Merriken Cummings, of.
Baltimore. Md, will he joined in mart;
ridge at the home of thc bride.
A bulletin issued from the census
department at Washington shown that
on April it), Will. 8.82? Connecticut
farms reported having swine to the‘
total value of $471,774. The total“
number of the animals was 52,273, of
which 30.411 wurc hogs and plus, and
21,862 were “spring plus." '
The llnnhury tirangc has boon ln~
vlted to visit the Ridseflcld Grange on
Friday evening, when a program of
music and literature is to be given. it
is expected that a good-sized doll-gt»,
tion of the local manners. will accept
tilc invitation and will partake of the’
hospitality of the neighboring grunge“
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‘Court Laurel, Daughters of lsshoiia.‘
will hold its rcuulur meeting this even“ board of water commillfilom‘l'a previ-
{ous to the paving work which is to.
‘comc in the spring. is already ulck‘
plan in ts rooms ill ‘South Main street.
The business meeting will he of short
' duration and following it will Ihe held
a reception in tumor of those who as-
sisted or participated hi giving the
‘minstruis which Were no successfully
held recently. '
At the meeting tonight of Washing.
ton (Jump, No. 11. Patriotic Order of
80ml of America. exercises commem-
orating the dedication of the new ball
in the South Norwaik Trust Company
building will be held. it is expected
that the grand officers will be present.
Refreshments will he served and all
are looking forward to a moat enthu-
siastic and ituccessftli meeting.
United states Marshal Sidney E.
Huwley. formerly sheriff of 'F‘nlrneld
county, is now a resident of Bridge;
port. While Mr. liaw’ley's home was
ln‘rfrldsapml during the time that he
was sheriff, hr maintained his cesi-
~dance in Brookfield and voted there
in that
town. He has enrolled himself as a
voter in Bridseport recently and will
out his first vote then in the’clty ’,
election today. 1
W
omit
Oct
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d, “finngUVo
and was a political power
oostlil
.gh‘i‘ii'rl‘r‘lto m
iof Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly
Miss Mabel l‘. Spténdlovu it ill at
"' Banner Council. No. End, Daughters
business meeting, Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Everett ii. Jones, of
ti Wcst street. have returned after a
short visit at Hancock. N. Y.
The first regular drill of the
season ot the Sixth Company, (loasti
Artillery Corps, will be held ill the”
‘ Armory, in West avenue, this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. linker, of New
London, came to South Nora-alk. yew Largo. medium and Snapper 5.“...
mother. Flats. Bass.
and Round Clams.
tcrday. to see. Mr. llaker's
Mrs. Eva M (tray. who was fatally
ill. Mr. and Mrs. Baker were chill-ted
to return to their home because of
thr- serious illnesa of their daughter.
Court Francis, Order of the (ioldcn
Sceptre. will enjoy an apron and nttclv
tlo social. tomorrow evening, in the MM...
Mystic Chain “all. it is requested.
that every member be present and all
lll'c nskcd to bring relrealllnt-nts to
the hall between a and 5 o’clock.l
where a commute will be on hand tut
receive them. ‘
Contractor Antonio Bllccarelll. of
Now Callaan. whole laying the waterl
pipe in West pvenuo for the Not-walk:
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;of his Job, and he is yet to the north
1 of Maple (trust. He says that hereof;
to:- he will stay in New Canaan. He
has been beset with troubles ever
since .he started the work, the. watori
pipes having broken and much rook}
been encountered in the ditch dilution. .
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;A Box
5 tacit;- ride ,
on c on:
3 inche’l'high ‘ '
can all: HIRED ....
It»
For $4.00 a Year...
Infill
autumnal f
_w ’otrtte
~ . South lama
' T“ rial".*mfln T! > Jul." ‘.
The bulletin issued by the itallan gov-
tossed, two deaths: Palermo. are cases.
, titto deaths;
cases. thirty-four dentin; Inuit. 17
Boys’ Suits and
‘ Ove rc
In buying our Boys’ Suits and Overcoats. it is not enough
that the fabric be of first quality and in good and attractive
patterns—but we go further than this.
bein'g given to the nylon—for you want your boy to look
“natty"-—and to the making. for no matter how good the fall-
ric or how clever the style. poor making discounts both——
The tailoring of our hoys’ suits and mrcoats is done by
men who are decidedly clever in their line. being ranked as
The garments are not only fine in appearance but
have a permanence in shape far beyond the ordinary run of
- specialists.
beys' clothing—
Bring the hey: here—-
SUITS—Suitable styles for
OVEROOATS~Magnificent values at $3 to $12.
A“
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lilSTEllllllTES
‘ ~ f’l‘ho vymr“ mckorll of Cambridge.
;7lfd.‘.:.htvostthc‘ilaest stuck in years.
’lnustty dbosapeake says. The Chop-
’ tank is also producin‘} fine stock,
."lnfied with Potomac invert. The col
adorn are coming in very fast. Carlots.
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particular attention
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all ages. $2.50 to $12;
Theiiilfiv Store ‘
o4 Wall‘Sh. Norwnllr. ‘
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....gExtra Nice Seal Escallops
60c quart
Better and tattoo now than any tim
Opened Long Clams.
Til-[PHONE MI.
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FALL LlNE OF
Wilme'i's Neckwear ;
old. Frills ........ 250 to p.50 3
Cost Sets .......... 256 to “.50
Jaboto ............. 266 to OLM
Churn-m with sleeve ....Stlo
Chomlsottu ......... 25 and 50!: .
Guimpos ... .............. ”.00 i
Stock Coll-rs ...... 25c and Otto .
I'mhroidorod Tailored Col-
loro ......... ...“..“Wzsc
.‘Ilk lows in all chltiu.25 A we
Lawn-tows ..... ...........2lic
THANKMWINO FOOT CARDS
fl hr. do, 2 for 5°..an do
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J. l. Mallettc
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
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PIWIR CHOLIIA GAO“.
CHIABSO. Switserlsnd, Nov. 7."
erntnent shown a further decrease in
the number of cholera cases in that
country for the period from Oct. 22
to Oct. 28.
basso.
Detailed report. are, as follows:
Province of Naples. Manuel. two
(lontns;,provlnoo of Genoa. three
on nestling province of Palermo, nvo
cant. one death; Cutouts. five cases.
home, two cases, no
dcnths; province of Rome, four cases.
no deaths; Casitari. fourteen cues.
three deaths; Caitanisetta, sixty-one
O U,»1 i; i TT 2
Two s'rosss:
Eels. Halibut. Weak and Caution, Native
Mill Pond and Grounport Oysters, Long {attuned to houses in (‘hicaso and Stfi.
3n and New Redford Escallopo.
There were no cases in
. the cities of Naples and Genoa studio
the provinces of Snell—ml and (:ampo-_
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South Norwalk
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
e of the your. Laok at our variety.
in hell: shipped dolly.
W. 0. Winierbotiomfi. Co., of Cam-
bridge. Md. report a fine trade, newi
~ cullwlnora. result of years of effort.
Md.,'have purchaaedtthe property for-
morly occupied by l. '1». Leonard A:
Co.
double their former capacity.
Ltd. have been doing a satisfactory
business.
orders at their new plant where they
'have greatly increased their capacity.
' ' Md. are running to their full capa-
city with fine stock. etc.
Md. have had a good trade.
were never better.
business.
oyster dredger which they use on
. their cultivation grounds.
Tawea & Co.. have recently pur-
Tubman, Mills 8; Co.. of Cambridge.
They now operate“ two. plants.
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Mace. Wolford & Co. of Cambridge.
1. 1.. lmnard &. Co. are busy with
I. B. Phillipa d. (30.. of Catnhrldge.
Ficur.
MAUD 8.'FLOUR '.....u ......
PILLSBURY’S BEST FLOUR
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. . . . . ..
JONES’ SUPERLATIVE. . . . . .
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All theLeading Brand‘s.
at Low Prices
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EGGS! EGGSli.
25, 30, 43 and 57c dozen:
....l...bag. 80c; bbl., $6.25 tr
.. .bag. 90c; 8131., $7.15
.......bag. 90c; bbl., $7.15
. . ..... Bag, 92c; bbl., $7.35.
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as’o so wulllllo-rou or.
A. F. Becktnann & Go.“
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK "
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H. L Harris & (30., of Cambridge,
Oysters E
Stevens. Fountain & C0,, of Cam-
bridge. Md. are doing their share of
The Tangier Packing Co. of (Tris-
fleld. Md., have an auxiliary oyster
boat in commission for dredging. 60
feet over all. Capacity, 500 bushels
shells. to be used on private grounds
The Lodge Rock Oyster Co. have an
chascdln dredge boat from Dykstrn
Bron. of Wakefield, R. 1., 400 bushels
capacity.
Mace. Woolford it 00., of Cam-i
bridge. Md, have two lime kilns for;
burning oyster shells. Capacity 200:
bushels per 24 hours for each kiln.a
They are the only ones in Maryland.
l. n. Robinson a (‘0. of Senna-(ll
not. are handling fine stock from;
Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. i
The Seaford. llcl., oyster packers!
are handling fine stock from Fishing;
Buy, and plants from Nautlcoke River}
lionohuc llros. (illt‘llt‘d over a gallon
from a bushel of oysters last week.
Trade has been good until the warmt
weather interfered. )
The Clllncoteagnc oyster shippers:
are busy with line stock. principally:
barrel oysters. although some open-
ink is done’on the island. The “meal-
ton Oyster (‘u. are the principal ones.
J. T. Rowloy is handling the first bar-
rel stock he has had for many years.
Dietrich it (To. have opened an oy-i
inter chucking house at Colonial Beach,
Va. _
Tull & 00.. have opencd an cstnb-r
liuhment It (‘olonlul Beach. Va. if
The lamest shipment of little Point:
oysters made from Snyvtile, l.. l.. fills“
season, took place Oct. 30. There:
wow it: cars. or Lilltl barrels. Three
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ECutbitrs Bridge Fish Market»:
FREE DELIVERY.
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Artii’cial Teeth
can be made to resemble natural teeth
so closely that your friends will find it
hard to tell the difference If the cor-
rect idea is iollowod. Gold fillings
and gold crowns can be used ill proper
arrangement, a perfect fit given a den-
iture which will not drop or irritate
Nothing can he more
the tissues.
satisfactory titan a good artistic not
of tooth.
duce those results {Or my patients.
18 South Main St; South Norwux
H'ours: D a. m. to 8 pill. Bull-
dlyl D! IDDOIMmODt only.
W
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cases. 7 deaths neuritis;
Totem
deaths" M
it in bottles and on draught.
My wide experience in this
3lu~anch of dentistry. to other with a
. thorough knowletiuo of
principles involved. enable me to pro.
a mechanical
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
. Here's something you‘ll ssy am
fully good. Piol's licorice“ be but
for its purity. Contains no bicarbo-
nate omens, no salicylic acid. None
stand for item and excellence. which
. “ lclilllt troll your critical point»
olereforo is the most wholesome
! refrigerator cars, with illue Point con‘g
illouis, were included ill this big ship-
; moot. l
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LMER E. GAB! .
- Automobile Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor building, Steamboat Place. we '
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
IE9 Specialty Manufacturing Co.
no will» emu.
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The Equipment of~the
M OYER AUTOMOBILE
includes fl‘iille mohair top. dust hood,
Presto‘lllte tank, Jericho horn. tire
cltldltlg pump, jack and wheel puller.
MODEL B. $2350. COMPLETE
Ask for a Catalogue.
OSCAR
RIVER STREET
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. specials for
GOOD BUTTER. per pound .................................... 29c
GOOD EGGS. per dozen ........................................ 290
3 lbs. Soda (Trackers ........ 25c 1 Red Onions. per pk. .......... 35:
ll lbs. Milk t‘rnckcrs ........ 25c' Fancy (trope Fruit ............ We
3 lbs. Ginger Cookies ........ 25c . Fancy l‘incappies ............ 10:
Fig Newtons, per lll. ........ 10c. Fancy (‘nuliiiowcr ............ 10c
Wax lleans, Green lleans. Spinach. t‘clcry. l’arsnips, Grape Fruit, Mal-
uga Grapes. Orange's. Bananas, Cranberries '
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY .
22 IOUTH MAIN ST.
Telephone 681-3
This Week " l
W. R. THOMPSON " ‘
south Norwglk, eons. '
a
wind shield, speedometer,
irons and tool equipment. ill-
. BANKS,
,‘ NORWALK. CONN.
euoné sass
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of (‘risiicltL .\ltl., says:
shipping more oysters;
l Thc"Tlmcs"
"('rlsflcld is
the country.
ulllr orders which go to consumers till
oysters are plentiful and arc seillolii
front 25c. to Site. according to qual-
ltyn
W. A. Rowe d: (30..
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a fairly good business.
Frank ll. Hayes, Lewis '1‘. li0ttghty.i
James K. ilcvins. William Latitner‘.
and Peter H. tiaffney.
A recent issue of the. Baltimore.
hid, ‘8tln.' says:
"The growing commercial value oh
the oyster shell has wiped out thei
signs ‘Bholls li'rec‘ that once market!"
the premises of the pricking houses
along the harbor sides. ilo important
has the shell become that M. W. Atl-
ains. who has his eye on every pile.
ill now known as the ‘tiystcr Shell
Kins.‘ Last season Mr. Adams hand-
led 1.650.776 bushels of shells nth-
ered from the canning Industries of
Baltimore. Of this amount tltitlotitl
bushels were used to make lime for
chicken iced. Ieverul plants are now
engaged in pnlverluing, the shells to
a meal which. is used in food for
poultry. The product is not only sent
in cargoes to northern ports,
much ll also exported. Recently the
Ichr... Drums 1'. Angel! lulled for
fiat-tinting with Milo tour of tho
pnlvorlsod article. lo ignorant were
tho cannon your: u’a of the 'vsluiot
the discarded shells that they haunt!
“you to removctllamrmul Mam
slim. and in some can" and their
p own wagons to deliver tholntti
...t' nutritious human. and wo has
a present tlnlc.
Oystermen of Atlantic t‘lty, N. 1pm“). will he a great factor 1,, the mwcr. during the last fortnight. Reports
have organized the Atlantic t‘lt’y Fish‘ mm"). next season. This applies [olirom the lower rivrr state that. the
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the coming year than ever before.
in their Sculshipt cans.
(fanning machine."
source in West Sayville. 1.. 1.,
that tho harmed have never cor-n such
“mm“ V8" °"""°" ”w” “W” ”mi". llll‘izo quantities or Blue Points as and small. have bccu droughts oysters
Dill“ plant 1W0 Wflfikti 830 and report-1m in tile Great Sillllil Bil." iii thallilllll‘. ”Ht illll‘t‘l' l’tlltlmflt‘. from CD"
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The prospects are tllnt.
and Oyktcrmcn’a Association to clam"1 shell and opened stock. ' i
couraue and protect the industry. Wilmington Del is doing a his:
r s . w - '3 ' "r .
T u tees for the firm “m ”E ' business in oysters this season. (in:
Oct. 29 thorn were. clxht oyster bontk'
at the wharf. The varieties lnrludoi
fresh' and salt oysters from Matlrlcc‘
River Cove, Cape Shore. West Shore.l
Delaware Bay and Jones Crock. Cap;
talus of thetoystcr boats are much,
incensed at the poor facilities offered»,
for the landing of stock. The wharfl
la in bad condition, and there is not;
sufficient depth of water for large;
vessels to tie up at mean title. .The1
oysicrmen look to the city oillcials to
improve present conditions.
Commander Thomas Howard. of the
Maryland Oyster Navy. denies that
there have been any violations of the
law in the Potomac Bitter. Ho’says
he made three trips up-tlle river and
conducted an investigation in the vi-
cinity of sharps island. whore the
lodgers were said tube dredging from
canoes propelled by gasoline engines
sad he found the charges to be with.
out foundation. no will no report to‘
Governor Crothers. « y
Thea'flsrsid” oi Atlanta. 01.. says:
"Now comes the sled new: that the
oyster crop is. 'ana. p‘yntlful. well-
‘xrown. plump and full flavored. Borne
mist-I the oyster crop in not mod-e
the! m lobby: 1M!) and of! tin flavor.
filosuffolknmtr‘fww News?
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Oyster yield, just as it is the cause
those days than any other place lllz'l‘ilt‘ Scltl‘sillpt people are still \‘cl'i‘lilvhilld ”it: lil‘Odllt'i'mll 0i ht‘t'f. pork 0|" ‘
lll addition to the rest. busy butting canned opencd 03‘5”” . mutton. 1‘ may h“ a surprise 3““93'
. The process , lion do pcopic other than oyster grow- ‘
over the country. four and live cars of. has been very successful and tile deters that tile rainfall has to do with "
shocked oysters are being shipped( round for them is increasing plentiili'flhe lll‘OWill‘g of oysters. just as with.
dall_\" to dealers in the West. Shell; Max sirykcr is chief operator of thejtho urttwinu of onions. lint it is prob
I 'ahlc that a long, (ll“-’ spell does touch
Advices from a most trtltilWOl‘ih)’ ! the oysters down under the never-fall-
guyg’ lag waters
.
Something like .‘luu vessels, large ‘
oilinl Watch to tho mouth of the It?»
supply has been Hood and large
cult-hens made. Washington and Eli-
tluloro markets intro been supplied "i
with Potomac itlvcr :liOt‘k and reports
have it that oysters were also shipped.
to the North. it
The drcds'lnu season in Cilaldptlli.
liny hogan on Wednesday last. when
many of the Potomac River vessels
changed their base of operation .
(‘llcnnpcnke llny is said to be full 0!
good mnrkclahlo oystcra and that this
season will be a good one. so is!"
the supply is concerned.
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IACKACHE, . HIADAOHI. NM;
VOUINIIO . .
and rheumatism, both in men and W3...
ulcn. mean ltldncy trouble. Do M
llillw it to progress beyond the touch
of medicine but stop it promptly pith
Foley Kidney Pills..- They, regulate tilt
action of the urinary email [it
in action.“tlnick in results. The _‘ ‘
Pharmacy and W. T. Wimr’drtfl
Co. ‘ . .4”
.. le Louoom muovarlofl.
To mic PMs-Cloth» M‘s» For It,
in ‘l’imc in 284 You". -
saw LONDON. Nov. small: that
first time in its 254 years of calm
New motion will have a plain cloth“
man to‘ look after its well W
it innocently
understood that the
Norwalk Chronicler