1“.
_ 'I. . Death Not-walk
. Jeddo Coal is it.
’ 'wurm and fine weather.
N01 thel n points.
out of the St. Mary's church organ
fund on Wednesday, February 24th.
ziwalk Congregational
come to Norwalk on sunday. Febru-
identities of the call Was read in
I 21.01: who.
no. mo low not“
I‘4I mm. Assorthmnt.
E K BANKS
Mom um. Block.
WEATHER FORECAIT
For Norwolk and vicinity': Fair and
much colder tonight: Wednesday fair.
.‘The temperature will pmbobly be
I ' f dawn nearly to torn by Wednesday
. Ming Nilo White. of Exchange place.
Port Chester. New York. has been
visiting friends in “South Norwa‘lir.
Miss Mary A. Dexter, of South
.Norw‘alk, has returned home after: vis-
iting her brother, John Dexter, of 1.0-
cust'lnyenue, Port Chester. ’
—ii‘ you don‘t believe it. try 11—-
Raymond Bros.
.4...”—
Miss Helen Drumm of Elizabeth.
N. J., who has been the guest of Miss
Florence Kelley. of Maple street for
some little time, has lciulncd to Iheri
home.
. WW
Mrs F. 8 Lyon will 111101111111 the
members of tile Norwnlk liquul Fran-1
meeting“
44 \\ est
chine lmagtle at its regular
this evening at her home.
street.
Chauncey l‘lliti. oi Not-walk, will
leave here on Thursday for (.‘alliornilli
Mr. l’latt anticipates i‘l‘llltilllllii: in Les:
Allgelcs several weeks before return- i
'. log home again.
Willie we are having unusuully cold
Wrathm lit’li‘. relatives HH‘ l'meivinu.
lctters 110111 those of 1l1cl5 people in
sunny Flotilla, telling of unusually
m l
'Theelection of officers by the South?
Nulwalk Local, 501 ialisl Party.\\lliti1’
was to have been held last evening.
was postponed until the next regular
meeting, two weeks heme.
A J Collins Co have cmnmcnccd
their annual Janulun mark down sale.
E'oi furniture a sale that means a sa1-'
lug of from ten to thirty per cent. to
all purchasers. ‘
See advertisement. l
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it. was announced this morning that!
i awe's Wet Wash would occupy ltsl
new factory building, in Day street.
by next. week. The tilnishlng touches
are being made on the building now
. mFurnace or range led hol,1\*ith!
Rufinond Bros} coal i
W“.
The annual meeting for the purposeI
of electiOn of‘pmcegsrand the reading
ofcthe annual reports of the Sixth}
Company, Coast Artillery Corps, C. N.“
G., will be held in the armory this-
evening. . l
”—10—
At ‘the meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company,~wllich was held
last evening, one new member was ad-
mitted and two applications received.
Other routine matters of business were
considered.
The train which is due to leave Dan-
bury for Scuth Norwalk at 8:30 p. m.,
was three hours interln leaving Sat-
urday night. This train is a milk
train and the delay was caused by de-
lay in getting milk by freight from
The committee o1 Court Cecile-
Daughters otpsstile, held a meeting
last evening and at this time it was ar-
ranged to hold a card party and dance
in the town assembly hall for the hen-
iltev. Ernest F. McGregor, of Clinton
who has accepted, the call of The Nor-
church, will
ary 4th. to teite charge or the parish
and to preach on that day. The no-
church omsunday. The members or
the Nomad: congregation are slated
31.5 hear that the pastor has- accepted
'II‘the osllI. “
ARMOUR’S
HIGH QRADEJFQILETJ, -I0_AP
. ‘1“
'. storm, which
levcnlng in Norwalk
l
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' \‘lncenzo Murillo,
: llul‘y
:- Niil'Wflni Club;
3 for 201: ' .
9 men?"
fI mime, when the
”I‘morning. The area of l w pressure
that was central yesterday morning in
the Mississippi Valley moved rapidly
eastward during the day and coalesced
last night with another area of low
pressure off the Jersey coast. The two
disturbances after they were united
formed a well-defined and very severe
s. moved up the coast
and is now. control nearBoston. it
has produced high winds and
along the North Atlantic coast. it is
followed by an [area of high pressure
mm pleasant weather and low ‘ tem~
PDGIZEIUUI‘OB extend southward to the
Gulf coast, and zero temperatures on.
tend its for south and east as Pitts.
burg, Pa. '
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 29; maxi-
mum. 43. Partly cloudy.
- w..w....~.
L. J. McGratb, of Bridgeport, is
spending the day in Norwalk on'busi-
ness.
~—
\lrs N. W Benedict of Westport
avenue is feeling impr'med after her
recent illness.
liurngarl l. odgt- No. 634, met lust
and transacted
routine business.
Thu ro ’llllll meeting oi‘ tin-1 div crime
of llli‘ South Nolwalk (f lull Co will be
lil'lll tonight at b“ 0(lilil1'.
w“llonnie' i’ouitrIt blush is 11 guur
anlccll egg plod11ccr...\lanucl ’1‘. Hull l1.
...—..-...“-
\VlliillllllilOli Chained.
lAn l1 Masons will hold a stated comb
cEaliuu on \‘ieducsduy owning in 11:1
Masonic Templo in Wall silent
Musuu' .i.1moIsI Marihu, son of tho late;
is on his job this: 5
‘ 111ot'ninu at lls'vyl‘nss‘a l-igur store and.
will (firryg‘on his father's business. l
”m...“ ......—
An ilcm 1.11.1.1 ovculng‘s
.lllll~
This should have read the
given by the Nutmeg Club on
Hill.
...—.4. Jud». .
(lulu; in tin w'cnthcl lust 11isthl.1ho
installation of oiiicers uhlch uus
stilcdulcd to illki‘ plate at the moot-
lng of Court illllluckclno, No. 33. For-
esters 01 America. was postponed un-
til the next week. Refreshments were
served and a. good time enjoyed by-
those present.
OIL WAR ”‘4 CONNECTICUT.
Gulf Company Cute Price to 5 /2 Cents
and Surprises Standard
WA 'l‘ldliliilit‘r‘ Jan. 9w'i‘ho. (lull
Refining Company cut the price of
ksrosene oil here, last Wednesday,
from 7 cents, which is low for condi-
tions. to 5 1-2 cents. The reduction
surprised the Standard Oil Connecti-
cut companies. The latter ‘is a local
concern which cannot compete with
such prices when oil costs fully ii
cents.
it looks like the beginning of a rate
war, as the Gulf Company is ready to
do the same with gasoline. lubricants
and sundries. The Gulf Refining
Company is now intrenched in Hart-
ford, New Haven. Bridgeport. Water-
bury, and Meriden,_ and ls looking
yearningly toward Massachusetts.
'KANGAROO" ORGANIZER SOUGHT
BY POLiCE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.—Tlle po
lice are searching today for a man
who gave his name as J W. Wilson.
representing himself to be “grand or-
gsnlzer" of the "Ancient Order of
Kingaroos of America," and who, it
is said collected several thousand
dollars in supposed initiation fees irom
mere than a. thousand “prospective
members" of the order. -
Nearly 1.000 men assembled in front
of a downtown lull last night expect-
ing to be initiated into the order. A142
ter they had waited for an hdnr and
no one came to open the hell they
learned from the janitor that the hall
had not been engaged then they disu
persed. 5 ,
Some day there is sure a"; he s. real
bdylng opportunity for you in one of
“the Sentinel “For Sole" odor may
day they. are ,‘iniioliesting. Every day
more and more“ pooplo turn to them...
with "an love to business ”
...—4...}...
“Does the once fever really seek the
“WelLI yin"; sometimes: illor in-
rnin I
N11. 24, Royall
import
wrongly stated that u dunno would he
' all—East Avenue andDas
on KIWHIIN OAIIiNITIC. 2"
is to serve the people.
live up to.
offer we make them.
Words you in opportunity to not the best or Il'ur‘niture in exclusive ‘1
fideslgns at a saving oi from L0 to 30 per cent. .Speciel this week
‘ e' . . .1‘ Is . _
$2750.. reduced to ...... ‘1 moo.
002% reduced to ..I‘r moo. _.
(021.00 reducedto ............... 010.00.
018.00, reduced to ...... 010.00
. .. .011.”
. 318.50. reduced to. .........
A. J. COLLINS & conrnNY
Jeddo Coal
Whatever knowledge or cash we command is put to daily use
in bringing together thebest grain and feed straight from the mills
to you without any additional profits.
We never lose sight of the fundamental in. of business. which
Whatever is stated in our advertisements we
At whatever cOSt. we make good to our customers every
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. lost in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—moulds Home Ground Feed for Horses. Csttle and Poultry.
That ’s’lt!-~ ,
A Hot Thing
Send us on order for one load, and we will retain you as a cue-
tomer. Clamp-u from siste,ualform quality. suitable for furnace,
‘ range, stove or ooifi’oedor.
;
{RAYMoND
Prizes on application.
VBROTHERS
My"... .. ....
I cord of 31.
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iT's HARD To DiSLODGE
the grip, cramps, dyspeptic
pains, flatulcncy or many or the
ills lhnl 11111511 111 heir to unless
that you lift! “wish do the fact
that :1 little pure whiskey in tho
slmlllcnt 11nd lwsii'incnns oi bon-
laid it: your Aliment. Ev cry one
should hoop a boitlc of pure.
high grade and urged whiskey in
tilclr homo ior cmergcllcles,’
from Manner & Flynn's.
Magnet 81 Flynn
FIRE f ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK Fifi! ALARM
BOXED
Eire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
“mks. Telephone for fire alarms.
No 24
3~—X\Vllfllilllgloh and North Main 8w
Mahuc homo Holt).
Funny
and Raymond Sis -
small! ii Umsol Factory. private
song“ ‘ Theatre.
7—-N all: Hos ital.
B—Aiusic Hail m“lli'iord and City Hotels
Success!
limem-t 7 Franklin School
lawxmlncord 81.. Concord and. Lincoln
on s.
li~Norlh Main and Ann Stow
iii—ill h 8t. and Ba view Ave.
is»); 1rwolk Iron orks.
lT—Wcsl Ave. and Cedar St.
13-111311 School West A o
al—West and Toylor ve.
23-xEly Ave. and bows St
2i-chcatmlt and "our o“.81:
2b~—x80utl1 Mai 11 and rest“
cowtinxington Ave. and Austin St.
27~West and Flm Grove Sis. '
viii-goats: $1133 81.. between Grove and
on o
fit—xi") Electric Works; State at.
iii—:8 ring and Clo
atoll Bio.
00
lib-31 avlland and
ai-xtaockwo Mfg.
41—Fslrfield Ave. and Cedar St.
42—Taylor Ave. and South 81
43-Woodwnrd Ave. and Meade ow 8t
is—lsaurrltt and Qulninrd Avon. and Wotol
t
4 ~ award and Lowndes Aves.
59.0.33“ Hill at. t‘onJi! Eimwood Avo.
lit—Washington St. Gm
dip—Freight yard and Ann 911.. private.
54v~Norwalk Look 00 . pr i.vnto
Denotes nonninterforing betel.
(3 ) Master box. from which the num
ber of any box can be sounded.
011 e finalise. o‘i‘ 10 noon and. I p. m..
at
“3311021119? at odd times. testing or
"Ww‘ifirntm eit'ie; J11 alarm. lire out, ro-
ls o r men -
mhfefifillow aliases. water to ho lhui
oaAt tfiedot' p. ‘m .t «on Wants-nu. 4 be:
oil or on .
ire alarms for any district also ro-
ceived by telephone. .
w
. NORWALK FIRE ALAHMO
—-I~ 1 Main and Wall streets.
iIiIlI-m 32:33:: oA'vomln and [in on Pinon.
22—Sg‘rlngflir ill and Kello Street.
? Auntie and Berkeley Street.
raw—Franklin Avenue and Lynne Place.
31—da- hodse. ( ivate box).
2—1Wes't Avenue and Morwln Street.
it}; Hornet- Avenue and Graham Street.-
Btreet and‘ Harbor Avenue.
539....Weot lAvenue. near the armory.
“ravens Street and Elm Crest.
‘ilmCross street and Wiltorl avenue.
I—Hain street and North Avenue.
3—‘-France Street
ole-Grand Street ant’Tlndnli lane 1
52-— uin and Catherine streets.
53—- cw Canaan Road and Fair Street.
bi—Chestnut Street. near Summer at.
bis—Mb": Street and Union Avenue.
02—0 11 That! 1.3.reen
ss—nm Avenue and Untold Avenue. .
Daskam Lone o. *.
....
The woman who miles upon; don-
tlnel Want Aim. to more. the b61140-
hold help nu ”s little time his other
I 1, l motto. "uWublnfi’fiduld.
. I‘w ’ ’
EAST, NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire l‘lvflllullill‘li‘l‘i‘I. “66 V1111 Zuni Street
Telephone 170
4 .l-‘iich Sciuml (private).
whiuryln School (private).
tilt East Washington and Fort 8M
2“ \un lelldi 81.nnd ()nlmln Ave
210 has! Ave.8 ond iiowun iii
“'i'l~—\\'rlini1el
411—» Fort and 8l‘huricn Sto.
1211-4111131 Ave. and Fitch 8!.
225mm. John 81. and Edits Ave.
333w80tfl'liiw Ave. and First St.
ssfiwlioulovnrd and second 81.
sac-41mm Ave. and Him Si.
337~noulcvnrd and Black tone 81. (Tel.
Ml- Knysor St. and Pine lill Ave. (Tel.
Silmxcyser 81.nnd Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
iii. ~ Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A N'Ii'phmlt' message to Electric Station
(70mm between the hours of o p.‘ m. and
do lvlng location of tire. an alarm
will boII goon of noon-st box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on prxmises where located
Socom lnrms are only to be given by
the chief or noting chief upon his arrival,
at the fire
cloi Signals
i—«Onc blast it odd limes. testing or lino
opt-n.
l-«Ouo blast at 8f“, m . Mandel-d timo..
lul-«Two blasts.
ll- ~ii——'l‘\vonty two, at ll it”. 111..
mg session of public «(shootm
li- ll—«Twenty-two. at 12 so p
iernoon session uf‘publio school.
no mom~
.no of-
Inuliml—ren blasts quickly calls in.
entire department
ROWAYTONI FIRE ALARM elevators
trogighiond Ave. to N. I, N. K. C 8.
ls—Hmkory Blilfl and Bell mono. .
li—Pine Point (1 Bot tno nPoint.
:iwlong Island 01111 to McKinlo 81.
3-—“(.ontrsl." in by St. to on!
az—Penno or St. to St.
23~Cross t: to Roll
al—Rullroad tod'imola‘l'do. .
lo—WIhiie Bri orth Brookside.
»le—-Whlte 08113:: g iii. to L. I. Boon
17—WhiteB1-midgos. W. to I. dun . .
One stroke of the tire bell at dtimol
indicates ololl eat!
in Two strokes :1 are bell. thus. 14. In
Four strokes of fire be 4- .
watertobeshutofl. lhthuml 11,
Atnird or more mm. in'dlcoto ooriotu
PRICE OF SHOES.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.—0flioials 01
the National 'Bbot'snd shoe Manufact-
turers' Association. meeting in their
annual convention here today. deoian
ed that no discussion of proposals for
raising the price of shoal: would be en-
tertained sb‘the present sessions.
SHOOTING VICTIM DEAD. .
BALTIMORE. Jon. Sir-George 10.
(logic. or Condor..>N. 0., who was shot
yesterday by. Herbert .8. King, hus-
band of the woman Cagle expected to
marry. died Mondrian the effects or
his wounds.
Unless what you want is.
West Advertisement in this issue we.
hunt. in it. - .
i very 1",“.
.11on thing, you will and '9. Sentinel“ '4
Shipwre- mums
M ammunilboo
shill drone Wily
snroonron'r- 'JIan'. 9.-The state ' .~ .. , . ,. f V 5
Orange boson its annual session here I I I I ' I I ‘
today with representatives from every
part or the state. Unutual interest
centered in‘tbe program and in the
business to .be brought ,Ii'd'r during
the post yedr the executive committeq
of the state body wswlnvolved in s‘
controversy over Canadian reciprocity
The biennisivoleotion otuoincers will
"be held before, the eoislon closes.
State Master Leonard H. Henley, of
North Woodstock, closes his second
term and is a candidate for reelec-
tion. *
in his address to the Grange Slate
Master Keely extended a hearty wel-
come to all. He reviewed the past
two years, saying “An honest scanning
-of the past reveals but little that is
perfect. yet "we must admit that work
done by most of us has stood for pro
gross, and that today: we a're nearel
to a realisation of'some of those ques-
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ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY .
lions for which the Grange stands FINE ourrsn, PER POUND ............... . ............. 3191
than a year ago. A perion or an"‘01~ F >
INE E 6 PE ZEN ......... . .............. . ....... .' ...... ....
sanitation that duos things must no IE: 3' R DO 209 ,
ccpt criticism. for they fill not onlv CON” 3‘” ””4“ 3 ”"3 ------------------ ------- 35¢ _
make friends. but enemies as we". 1 EFLOURu—PILLBBURY'S OR GOLD MEDAL, PER BAG ........ ....856 '
MI“ ”only “id “10 year had been “511‘ancy Oranges. per doz. ........ 305i Baker's Cocoa, per can ..... 196‘ '
Dl‘Osilcrouu one mr the National Fancy Grape Fruit. 3 for ....... 251:1 New IPrunsMJIba ......... .250
GrIflnxo The “Q! 81”" In membership Fancy Layer nai'ing' "kg
...“...22ci ‘-\'e Peaches. per lb ....... ' ...... 16c
had been 77..ooo I} I
in the slate the re- . " ..
Oranges additional ”chi All the Leading Brands of the Finest Canned Fruits. .- 5
your had been maintained. The mom-17m” 833 3. 22 SOUTH MAIN I8...
bcrship has increased with stcndvi _ '
growth. - ; ...... .. ...- .h. . "7:25,: I .
in discussing the lecturor's deport-E . . ,i,
maul Mr. ilculcy said that as the
Grnngo was orgaulzcd for the good (11‘
1111.1 furmcr and his family. the best rc-j
suits are obtained through Grunge
institutes. Every.- lecturer owns it to
the members to bring within their
reach tho lie-st information available
on subjects pertaining to agriculture
dolncutlc srlcnrc and civic affairs.
Reduction Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etc
.9111ch work, Mr. llculcy said, was
better done now than iot‘mcrly Tha- l h P (:10 k & suit“ Hm
Patrons“ insurance Company. ‘.\ll. 6 aris a .. e
the midi P
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHEB‘I‘W
529 Main St. Stamford. 33 86. Main St: South girth}?!
1 licuicy said. is now llcyolld the. "113‘
ilnus Worry point. He adds» Hull (70'
:olwluiiic lnsuluuu is the mien .lnd
:I‘lltilli plan. The innliiis of (ll-opera»
lItlon were touched upon and passing
,I 1111 nilou ll‘llldl“ of field meeting. uluca
1 lion. Jilt‘ llurlcullulnl college. the 1.105.»:
and linollilc Oranges
li \\ as suggested that the connnlllcc
grained to study the. pl'olllom oi luxu-
Eiinil mnlio its rcporl next your. when
THE SELF- STARTING
liculcy said: “No one will deny lbuiI M 0 i E R
our capital is luvcslcd in things vis l.
lhlo, farms. herds and improvements STARTS EASY, RUNS IEASV STOPS EASY.
open to inspection. no one can hon
rally deny that rcul-cslstc is iloi pay-
ing at least 50 pcrccul. more tuxutlon
lllun corporate properly. The Granite
stands for equity. is our present me
illod or taxnlion such?” -,
011 the good roads' question Mr.
liculcy said u majority of the farmers ......—
do not object to paying taxes that \ch
may have good roads. lie quoted fig A
arcs on the cost of haulage of farmer
products over good and over bud;
rollds computed from national stalls i
den Turning to the state be mild 18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR Porn ....... . ...... . ..... II.....$1.00'
that the sentiment was for good 1. Ms ‘
...m.-..m
“ll.
. u!
'llle lili‘.’ models at the live passongcl and runabout cats now on ‘
\low at our ga'mge.
Demonstrations cheelfully given
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER DTREET Telephone 081.3
NORWALK. CONN.
...—......“
a 11 0 c 1 I 111111. ,‘IIIassTl-‘Loun,Avo...m...u......................... ...... .........soc
esat " or 0mm ssoneriwt 1 1 . 5
ml appmprilttions) IS using his be“ ancv soos._ A DOZEN ..... .........ss.
mama“ to m "m. a" mom. ..., FANCY MAINE lion-Toss, A PECK ....... ............;sso>
ctpcnded in a way that will do the: ‘
most good. Sirecilos oimnd hele and,E
there are pleasing, but the continuous!
mileage is what the farmers as well:
as the automobillsts desire." Mn:
Henley raised a prote’st‘ngoinst the; TOl- N°~ 90%;
rulnatlon of roads by “devilish driv-i
era” of automobiles who have no res-E
poet for themselves. the rights or;
others or the preservation of ' the
State‘s property.
Mr. Henley said the Grange stoch-
for a speed limit and made a good
showing at the last legislature. He.
added: "The house voted for adoptionl
of a speed limit by a good majority.
{Then “when it came up for reconsid-
oration. turned it down. You may
well ask why. "
Mr. Henley reviewed national legie
lation and the part the Grange had
taken in it. The development of rur-
al free delivery and introduction of
postal savings banks were mentioned
as achievements.
I "There must be no giving in until
we have enacted a generel parcels
post," he added. The repeal 01 the
tax on ole‘omsrgerlne, he said would
be“ fought. but it should be taught as
the farmers are entitled to protection
on their butter. 011 state legislation
Mr. Henley spoke of measures passed
in which the Grange was actively in
terested. 4mm these were the Pub-I:
lio Utilities. Commission. appropria-
tionsI fer thehrloultursl College, 111-“
crossed power for the. otttle commis-
The Great A&P~ Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NOBwALK 1 .
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Free. PW”
rated to the highest type of citizen- TO ADVERTISE LABEL.
ship.
six Agents of United Hatterode‘ To
the Country. ‘
The United Hatters of North Am‘
erica are making preparations to be-
gin a country-wide campaign to Ind;
vertlse the union hat‘iabel and: six“
agents of the organizations who hale
been appointed recently are propel?
ing to start out upon tours of vario
sections of the country for that pt;
pose. visiting all the important polo ,
in practically every state in the union.
Thomas F. Keane, 01 Dinbury,“ Elli
one of: the men who are todoItllis
work and the others are John KW.
Sculley 019‘ South "Nerwslk; John.
PIECE or. PAPER FRIGHTENS l
HORSE.
__i_..
Driver Hooogood Prevents Damage to
George Hotchkloo Sono' Team.
A mean near-horse. frightened by
a piece of paper started a runaway .ol'
the George Hotchkiss sons' Beef Com-
pany team in Wall street this morn-
ing at 11 o’clock. Had it not been for
the shiny and good sense of the driv-
er, Charles Hosegood, the horses
would have soon disappeared up Main
street and insulin thoroughfare w‘ss
crowded at the time it is likely that
some damage would have been done.
Driver Hosegood was delivering 00W“. of'ol'snge, N- 55'; Abe Gauzsler‘
some meat tummy. Brennan's mar-
ket. when the horses. tied at the time.
broke the hitclrlineand started. They
and James. nox,.oi.Newa1~k. 11.1.1. and ‘
Charles Morris, of Boston.
~The United Hatters carried on an :
extensive work or this kind up to the
street wt... nose-ml cdught the tail time 01 the recent devil in: the :hat-
and oi the “80m 1 5 ~~ _ . lug industry. but since that time: reg.
Hutton . ulsr traveling representatives rbeve
an over 1... tollboud slid «into me not been. sent out. this intended“ new
seat and caught the reins. stopplns “i “a?” 0“ 311° 0"“ "Will "5 “I‘
are l-lih' “We"? bland ‘tile bonnie of 1116“ this“ to be? 11111199 116131 as tell ii- 01.
not a... 5 mini homosexual?“ out
- -> not: to .
Norwalk Chronicler