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Narrowly Escaped Serious injury
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Captain Howard’s Car Was
Badly Damaged by Collision
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interesting Case at Miss Lulu
Parker and Herbert Sim-
mons Told By Former
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Manufacturing Plant Being Erec-
ed in Spring Street and Bates‘
Court By Mr. Roscoe
Wililllili llllllllilli
Quite an Interesting case came to
light this morning, involving a love
affair between a colored couple in
towa and a breach of promise suit.
when Miss Lulu Parker, the wornan in
the case, called up the Sentinel office,
and told her story,
1it appears that Miss parker who
resides at 18 Hawkins avenue, East.
Norwalk, and Herbert Simmons, oi!
34 Raymond street, South Norwalk.
have been keeping company for the
past two years or more. Although a
married man, Simmons promised to
marry his beloved, claiming according
to her story, that he was a divorced
man. on the strengh of their rela-
The Owner Comes From South-
pori, Where lelliit Mills
tionship Simmons borrowed of his be-
loved various sums at divers times
which aggregated to $67.45. Only re-
cently Simmons informed his fiance
that he had not secured llls divorce
and could not and for that reason
would be unable to carry out his con-
tract with her. 1
Miss Parker naturally became some-
what estranged from the man and
brought breach of promise proceedings
against him through her counsel, Ne-
hemiah Candee. of the firm of Keogh
& Cundee. Attorney Candce succeed-
ed in bringing about a settlement be.
tween the parties for a financial con-
sideration. Simmons paid all he pos‘
sessed and succeeded in getting a
friend to go security for the balance
Captain Ellis E. Howard and fam-
1ily, of Edlle avenue, East Norwalk,
figured in an exciting automobile as-
cident, last evening, and are thankful
lousy that «they escaped with their
lives, and that the injuries sustained
did not prove much. more serious than
sprains and lbruises.
Captain Howard, with his wife and
two children, was proceeding to Re-
ton Point about 7:45 o'clock, and «had
just reached a point ill front of Mr.
and Mrs, Wesley G. Wood's new 'bun-
gsiow, at Hickory Bluff, when, with-
out any warning, :1 racing car came;
up behind them. The chauffeur of:
the latter in trying to rush by Mr.
Howard's car, locked into the front
wheel of the latter‘s machine, and 0f the amount This is the status or
Ipuslledvthe car over onto the rocks at1‘he case at this writing Just “’1‘”
the side of the road. The Howard. “’1“ be the outcome now that Miss
nnachlne .had a- narrow escape oft-0111: Parker has given ‘1‘“ the story, ‘5 pro-
being turned over, and the asthma} blematical.
were thrown from their seats and "“
badly bruised, willie Dorothy, the
youngest child. sustained a sprained
left elbow and wrist.
Without waiting to learn the extent
of the damage, and before Mr. llowardl “'8 FATE ToNIGHT
could get the number of the car,tl1e . -
driver put on power and dashed cit; SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 20. ”Maury
down the ,g-oad An autoist comingii Diggs may know tonight whether he
drom Belle Island said the reckless 'bnn been held innocent or guilty 0i
driver nearly crashed into him and a violation of the Mann white slave
he was forced to turn oi! to such an law. The case is expected to reach
extent that «his machine nearly wcnU the jury iOHIgbt.
down the bank into the harbor. The1 Argument, which was begun yester-
lnan also failed to get the number of dnv afternoon, was resumed this
the offending car. ltnorninu, with Theodore .l Roche, of
The cries of the children and noise the prosecution, demanding that Diggs
made by the collision iliil'iii ted the nt- be adjusted guilty.
mention of the cottuu‘crs in 11in1 vicin-l lie tulkcd thirty 111i11'hteS, and then
:ity, and they rushed out to offer anyil‘ioborl Devlin opened for the defense.
assistance possible. Nathan 1(‘olzl1lnll will make the con-
'l‘l1c Howard cur was badly (Inning eluding appeal for the defendant and
ed. the under-part being knocked out Mutt l. Sullivan will round off the
~Danoing at Roton every night.
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‘llllilis MAY KNOW
Are Located
A new industry is locating in South
Norwalk, and it bids in time to be:
come one of the most important in the
city. and in time is likely to add con-
siderably to the growth of this sec-
iion of the new city.
The business will be that of wire
manufacturing, a specialty being the
turnout out of fine mesh wire of var-
ious grades through the means of i111-
proved machinery and with the aid of
experienced men. The new concern is
the Cole-Roscoe Manufacturing Conl-
pany Mr. Roscoe comes from South
port, where the well- known Charles 0.
Jellitfe Wire Mills are located and
done a. large business for many years.
:Mr. Roscoe selected a site for his
concord on the property Jhst'weet of
the Martin 'Bates. Jr. & Company's fur
factory, with an opening in Bates'
court, as he has figured out that there
will be plenty of help available from
the lower section of the city. and that
the location will prove convenient
from a shipping standpoint.
Work on the factory is now under
way. It is proposed at first to erect
a structure 30x70 feet. two stories ill
height, which will enable the owners
to start in a small way. The building
is of brick. and the contractor is ltob-
ert ch‘orest, of South NOTWitlIl. who
has broken ground. '
After January 1st. when the lease of
like billboard company occupying part
’of the adjoining property 11xpires,hlr.
ltuscoe expects to secure possession
of this and will begin the construction
of a still large building, which will
be used in connection with the other
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The latest t) 1111 of modern 11l11- 111;»
of position, Mr. Howard was nbh1 to
complete the trip to Roion. but after
the. machine had stood still awhile he
was unable to start it again.
he wont down to learn what the troll-
bio was.
wimnclng at Retell every night.
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Samuel Howe and Boy Spilled
from CanoewPlokeu Up by
Adult Podenly
Samuel llowc,
teacups i'rmn drowning yesterday of:
ternoon. They Were sailing from line
i‘itllt to tho Knob Club in an eighteen
toot canoe. and while1 rounding llcllu
Island the canoe capuizcd.‘
'l‘lle wait-r was quite rough, and Mr.
llowo and the lad had a struggle to
keep afloat, ,
by 1:11 party which went out ill Adolph
Podeniy's power boat from the Non
walk Yacht Club. 01111an Pedonly
Went to the assistance of the couple,
and they were pulled about! the Dew-
or boat.
itoton Patio. and from that point went
to their home.
wDeKlyn'e ice cream, ill flavors.
Bqulres, successor to Owens.
evenings, ..
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of Noroiuu. :lct'ollp.
pooled by :1 unulil boy, had :1 11111111011"
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argument for the government. Judge chincry will be mmmpd and the 11111-
You 1‘1”“ 5 (hm-go ‘3 expected to be ernl looms will give nonunion-hi to a
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Ill going away with Marsha \i’nrr-inl:1d,,mS of South Noru'aik. us it Will
ton in (ompany with llrvw (laminciti bring 111011 with [uninhlfi ilt‘li‘. The
and Lola Norris flom Sacramento to majority of mmiummulion touting
Nov. The question is whothbr how recently. while desirable in ovary
his purpost1 was immoral or whether wny, mm tunploymellt ”may. 1,, w”.
h“ “'"H frightened ““"U' from Sucra- 1111111 and girls. and the new plant will
monto. be welcomed.
('1111mld11111blo interest has been The (“findumpoo is a
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131m late yesterday by Judge \‘nn1 lion "r the secretary of Hillto in Hart-
l1‘l.lm- llo said: mm The capital stock is $251100.
'le will not permit unyouo to .....................
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"liblnolullor, it in just no bad to per-
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Just what the judge bud in mind
was not l'ul’vniud.
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TERMS WITH MEXICO
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Alchltttl ifl‘l‘l’. Aug 211. Thu 111111-
r1rnnuuu until, 11 note today in all the
ion-inn luguilonu hero station that
noltotlnllnnu bolwovu John mud, the
personal representative of the l’t‘oiil-
dout or the ilnitod States and Movie
louni President llucrtn, of Mexico,
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MASKED RDRRERS
. RilLll llP TRAIN
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PORTLANI ), (ire. Aug. all—wither or
when ”my hero sighted Orr gen Washington Rniimatl and Nov»
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‘tilrougb the coach“ forcing the pars
Later both woiis landed at intimidate ”'9 "M“m‘
Open or booty the robbers procured was
livo thanked robbers hold up the Son—
inoknue l‘artt passenger train on tho
worofltontlnuinu in 11. cordial manner.
The note also denied the report that
Dr. Urrutlu, the Minister of the in-
terlor.hnd.1nade any statement which
might be regarded as an ultimatum to
the United Stilton. Foreign Minister
(lambon and all other government of»
ilclnls refuse to discuss the character
of the notes exchanged between Presi»
dent liuerta and Mr. hind.
bullion Line as it Was passing under
viaduct here last niltht going
sensors to give up their valuables and
tiring more titan a some of shots to
A tramp riding on flip of one of the
Pullman care was pilot and seriously
wounded.
It is uncertain whether the amount
”-VACUUM WABHERB.
Another consignment of washers
has been received st this office and
coupons should be presented at once.
large.
'11.
(lomm'tlcllt.
lot the day or night. nlld that at any
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scorn nonwsmr. cons. wwuhsoav aueus'r to 1913
RR PRtiilR‘ itiillllli
iliW iiiilll iiifliillli
Fire Escapsswxlieve Not Been
Ereciedj‘ilitlhuthorltles
Are“ investigating
m
The schools of the town will open
in a little over into weeks, and as yet
shave been equip-
, . as provided by
the new state lab. and which move:
- ment originated .1 in The Norwalks.
Many peOple-bellwe something should
none of the build ,
pad with fire e
be done to hm'ryfithe matter along, as
the bill was put. through the legisla-
ture largely through the work of Nor-
walk residents. ’
Chief EngineeriGeorge W. Bogardus
of South Norwalk Fire Department.
has been approached with a view to
seeing if he cannot prevent the
schools from being opened in Septem-
ber unless the buildings are all equip-
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Thursday.
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when 11
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Nearly Come to Blows in Long
Argument liver the Adminis-
tration Bill
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President Insists There Must be
No Compromise on the Measure
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Fine Spread Served by Lively
Indians on the New Wigwam
Grounds in Washington St.
The members of Uncas Tribe, No.
26, Improved Order of 'Red Men, fully
sustained its 'excellent reputation in
the entertaining line last evening.
when the annual shore dinner was held.
The bake was prepared and served on
the spacious grounds in the rear of
the new Wigwam in Washington
street, and not a thing was left un-
done by the efllcient and energetic
committee in charge to make it one
grand success.
There were upward of one hundred
members in attendance, and two long
tables extending the length of the
grounds affored ample accommoda-
tions for all. The bake was opened
have helped us most
in the spiritual region
have been least aware
'1.
Min/a'fllur‘! '1‘ - ul/aw
\‘ ‘M\‘~‘\‘\‘\‘ '- ‘\
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Spent Night in Hospital Ward at
Little Canadian Town
iail
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The Question oi Insanity is Not";
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ped with fire escapes and the law
compiled with in every way. He is [0
up at 9 o’clock, and contained all the
Embodied in Paper-s
consult legal authority in the mater.
While the contract for the escapes
was given out two or three weeks ago
no move had been made to place any
on the dozen or more school buildings
in the town in a protected condition.
Rllil Vii} IRS
SUMMARI ‘
illiteiillll
Cases of Mrs. Rollin and Fre-
qusnlers at Her Home Attract-
ed Large Crowd to Court Room
Jilillii liliKWililil Hiltll
All PARIIES Hillill
Careiully Prepared Deiense Fails
To Convince Court
The court room at the City Hall
was filled with curious and
friends of the accused at both sessions
eager
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. —With the‘ toothsome articles of food usually
president insisting that there will be found in such affairs. and it was per-
no compromise on the administrationfectly cooked and ably served by the
currency bill and with a widening‘ experienced corps of waiters. In ad-
brench between the conservative and dition to what was in the bake there
radical wings of the party, the House weer cold boiled lobsters and other
Democrats went back into their cur-. things on the side.
rency caucus Monday and dissipated; ’i‘he sachem of the tribe. L. Eugene
hopes of an early and harmonious Mitchell. presided over the affair, and
SHERBROOKE, Que, Aug. s.—~
Harry K. Thaw, fugitive slayer at
Stanford White, caught by a. New E
Hampshire sheriff after his sensations
a1 escape from the Matteawan, N. Y.‘.
State Hospital for the Criminal In-
sane, spent the night in the hospital
agreement on the administration the following committee handled alli
measure. A near fist fight between the arrangements and received many‘
Representative Donovan, of Connectt compliments on the succeSs that it
cut. and Representative Ragsdale, 0i proved to be: John H. Gallagher, Wil-
South Carolina, was indicative of the liam Miller, Frederick W‘illinmsn
general discord. Charles .I. Prescott, Lester Brush,1
---—-~ George Williams, Clarence Banks and
(Continued on Sixth ’Page). Harry Tariov.
“mm" vammnfl ~chinsat notch every night.
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80608 CHECK PISSER
Met Last Night at Office of Dr.
it. E. Porous—Petitions Not
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 20.—-4Richard
Barry, alias Robert Kyle, arrested in
New York. yesterday, for the New Ha.
All in as Yet
The fusion party committee
ven police. is wanted here charged
with passing bad checks at a hotel
another meeting last evening at the
residence of Dr. Robert E. Per-due.
heldand several jewelry and department
istores here. Robert J. Baker, an al-
Reports on the progress of the move-
mom, were made. Petitions are in
Ieged “pal," is also held by the police
in New York. Tile latter had been ar-
rested in Boston. but was not held as
circulation for signituros, and they 22:11:12,293;afiextldewzfeShi‘iggfie‘hl: (:2,
are being signed. These have not New York however, he was arrested
32:11-11:51 :itirjitfdigntdh:f-diiavgf‘g 3:: for the police here. A detective went:
chair. The petition will be handed to Albany with requisition papers
to the chairman, W. .I. ll. Bohannsn,
and a general meeting of the signers
will then be called to decide on hold-
signcd by Governor Baldwin to be hon-
ored by “the Governor of New York"i
for one I’aunone. alias Freddie tllei
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: puny.
ward in the jail or. this little border ’
town and this morning, on the urgent
telegraphic demands of his family,rep
tained new counsel to fight deporta-
tion to the United States. Georges
Lauder Carnegie, his brother-in-law.
wired during the night that he was
hurrying here with Thaw’s sister, Mari-7 ,-
garet, and cautioned Thaw to delays.
(Continued on Sixth Page).
illlii ililliiiii illilR
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111m Kavach Pleaded Guilty re
-Charge—-l3_urstlen Pays Fine
oi $7 and Costs
John Kavacb, a resident of Witch 1 :
Lane, Rowayton. was placed under ar- ‘
rest, by Deputy Sheriff 1). Louis Dado
ligau, last nigilt,cl1argcd with steel. 1
lug lumber from the New York, New ‘
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com?
it appears that a car of lumber “
was received in lbowayton this week. -' “
consigned to i’. It. Caprice. a foreman
of the court. yesterday to listen to the
evidence taken in the cases of Mrs.
Sarah Iiufiln and others.
tions 11 ill be made.
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1buker. also held by the New York po employed by the rullroad. The wood
ing a convention and how the nominu ilicc but the ”we“ were not present~ 1111s to be used in connection with the
i(1d owing to legal dillltultios. The no electrification now lmtier way.
’l‘hc1 most. damaging evidence which
was given at the trial against the
girls was by two little, John Gray and
George Fox, employees ill The (fill:
ford iioiel.
tions with one of the
women. but
when warned by Attorney Cullen that!
be was incriminating himself, he cut
his testimony abort.
icorge Fox instilled that he had ac-
cess to the house in attention and was
allowed to comt1 and go at any lilne"
time that be over went into the place,
he could purchase drinks enough to
quench bin thirst us well all that of
the girls.
Mrs. Emily Wilmoil, who resides at.
213 my sin-111, hourly ill book of Mrs.
liuflin‘s llouno. 1111111 put on tilt1 aloud
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(continued on i-‘lixtll Page.)
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m8. P. O. ELKB’ NOTICE.
John Gray told his relu-
MESSEIRER Bill
liulph llrundnlzo lilo monocular-1 boy
employed in the oiTlre ol’ iiil' Postal
’l‘uleurnpll Company, in West Wuul1«
lngton street, was severely burned in'
his left lumd, yesterday morning.
,whllr.1 cutting who! be supposed was
in “dead" wire. The lull wished to
.socuro 11 piece of the wire ill order to
use it. to make u "patch“ on 1111 0101'-
ing it, when suddenly. he
tuuillclrnt, however, to I‘Nlllt‘l‘ him lIn
l‘tllluihitlllli Un recovering, lllmucll ilo
oxporicmed an excrullntlng pain in
,1, special moi-ling of’Elouth Norwnlk middle linger so Vol‘y much so that
Lodge, 1N0. 709. ll. l‘. 0. lit, is called
for tonight (\i’ruinrndnvl at it 11.1“, lilo from the linear null
sharp, to take action on the. death of
our late Brother James M. Crouch.
(Sldueti‘l
JOSEPH J. lilNXV't'ldthlR,
1 Exalted Ruler.
Mtoet:
HERMAN E. MALMO, fiecrelnry.
HOBNTAL NOTES.
Miss manic Ferringwn was
yesterday afternoon.
an.
“WATER 8PM".
CLUB,
datum», nus. 33rd, 2 11.1111. Amoris
can bend. .
dis-
charged from the Norwatk Hospital
BILL ”LAND
it had burnt open at the 111111111111 knuc-
llls knife
also was badly l1urnod.tl111 blade. be»
log all dintoiornd and onion away at.
the edge. so much of the "juice" had
111111111111 through. it developed. on
examination, that the supported “dond”
wire was none other than n decidedly
"live" electric light wire, and Mrs.
Cameron, the manager of the edits
and sister tortho boy. said afterwards
that ii the accident had orohred on a
rainy day, the lad in all probability
would have been killed outright from
the shock. The boy was able to com
tinue his work,
«Try our‘delicious breed; Banner
Battery, is Monroe tit.
bin loll bond, and noticed that three:
of the billion were blldiy burned, Hill:
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BURMEB BY WIRE inlt Governor (‘lynn for return here of
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Allouul chplu-u ’l‘ls'tu.
trio lamp in tho other. and was busily ‘11,,”qu
uplirinu away at lilo lunulutluu "”"“"'in1orninu \i'iib Mummfl ““0”“. i’ulluvlc-
M“ “M" ‘ iul, u lil‘lili‘iiliill ill the Allslrnlu army.
clinic in contact with the burn. w'lrc.,n,,m “1.1m uliullily wounded 111 11111,
:ilt‘i‘ received 11 t11l‘rilllt1 shock but “”L'hutltl. }
i
,urtod 1111 best man at the wedding oi“
lice did not try to not Robert illnkcri
‘then, but today (381111111011 Baldwin is
expected to sign requisitions upon not
llorry, ilukor and l’unllone.
willincing at Itoton every night.
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HUNGARIAN PREMIER
WiliiilllED ill DUEL
lli‘llAl’ltl-l'l’. lluuunry. Aug. Qua")
ihl1 Hungarian
sword duel ibis
iounbl 11
’l‘llo ounrrr-l arose over the marquis:
(burning the premier with tryinu to
influence witnesses in the recent llilol‘
null. brought by ilr. lmdluluun vou
idiklu'u oi rorruplon.
'l'mlny’u rlnni was the third fought, by
(“bunt ’i‘lazn ill the present your.
Marquis i'nliuvlcilli, who is a limit»
ennui in the Ninth Regiment, visited
the United States in 11110, when no
(11111111 Anton filluray, of Hungary, to
bliss iiarriet Duty, of New York.
u-NO‘TlCE.
The members of South Norwnlk
Lodge. No. 529, L. O. O. M., are re-
quested to attend a special meeting to
be held at Frederick H. danung's on»
(trunking parlors, this evening, at s
p. 1111.. to take action on Brother Ed
ward Bryant's funeral.
ity order of
JDBEPH A. F‘Oll’i‘lhl. moisten
in court this morning Kuvach plead-
ed guilty, but said he did not know ho
was doing anything wrong in taking
the lumber. The case. was continued
by Judge lxlrkwood until September .W
liiih, in the 'Norwulk side of the Town. 1'
court. under 11, 110111! of $215.
The continued case of Milton Buri-
stoln, also of lbowuyton. came up thb
morning. and the accused was tonal,
guilty of trespassing on property ,9: ;.;
tho Knob Club, and also of unbecom-
ing conduct. Judge olckwood impose
ml 11 lino of $7 and costs. which
amounted to about its. The sum wal
paid.
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~K. OF C. DEATH NOTICE.
'A special lueollm; oi (‘nlllolic Union
('olnmil. K. of l‘.. will be llcidithia.
chdnondnyl evening, nt 8 o'clock, all
,illo Catholic (“lull house to take action ._
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DANlELS TO ATTEND FAIR.
"llna'orono Aug. 211. “A species;
dispatch to the Times from Washing: '
ion announces that secretary of till
Navy Josephus Daniele has butt!“
Congressman lonergan that he Vim
attend the Connecticut their on W
Day and will deliver an adore“. ‘
m
”EAGLEB' NOTIGI.
There will be a special mom 7
Norwalk Aerie, Wednesday m
at it o'clock. to take action at M
death of brother James (311mb.
GRAB. GAJWIM, Pm.
ADOLPH BMTA.
BYRON C, MEAD, Secretary.
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on the death of llrolilor James My»;
(brunch. "
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Norwalk Chronicler