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INNIEE IIIIIiAINNIS
PRESENIEN PRIZE
,Tourney Did Much to Promote
Feeling of Harmony
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Rev. 11.111.111.51... Talketotte‘nl.’
. here of Norwalk Chapter at
Mrs. Van Baron's
The members of Norwalk Chapter,
D A. R, had a Nery interesting and
instructive meeting which was held
yesterday afternoon at the Male of
Mrs_ Robert F. Van Buren in West
avenue. The guest of the der was
Rev. R. Maplesden. secretary of the
slittleld School for boys. He spoke at
length 011 the new educational enter-
prises in Connecticut, referring to
the Women‘s College at New London,
the school ln,Windsor for boys and
girls and the textile school at Put-
man. ‘He predicted that the college
in'INew London will rival Smith and
Vassar and declared that the moneyA
appropriated for it was well spent. He
told the members of what was being
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Three Men Hold Up Engineer and
Five Mail Clerks and Want
Through Mall Sacks
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xSheriffs and Bloodhounde Put on.
the 11111111.: Trail
'ayton. whose bid was 32.500.
auction sale a ‘the near and personal
‘ property of the abound" was held in
that place this mos , .
The property occupied by! the livery
and garage businesi nd‘k'novvn as
the Pepper place. touted just across
the brook invthe Town of Dorian. was
sold to Frank J. 'Ilmkwood. of How
This
price also included the automobile.
horses,,wegona, hitrnessee, and all
other paraphernalia used in the livery
business.
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Mrs. James Carmichael Tells
Why She Wants Separation
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ANNIVERSARIN
:Filiieth Observance otthe Form-
ation of the Order Cele-
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Appropriate Decorations. Social.
Time and Refreshments
NEW YORK, Feb. 20;—-Among the
reasons why Mrs. Lottie Carmichael,
Ia sister of Mrs. Farqllharson and Mrs.
.Wheelock. Fifth avenua mediates.
, wants a legal separation from James
Carmichael. a. manufacturer of em-
broidery at No. 1026 Sixth avenue, as
set forth in a suit filed taday in the
Supreme Court were the following:
Allrasclble disposition.
Mania for smashing clocks,
Struck her with avglass.
Threatened to throw her out of 11
second story .wlndow.
Choked her.
Kissed another woman.
Throw a box of cigars at hir.
Made love to her daughter,
Kept everybody in the house awake,
Wilson's Point I‘Fornler WI
Telegraph Station 11111.1:
ment to be'lmproved 8r
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AIt’lnns to Talk Five 111111.111: the
tan! Miles ‘ ‘
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Aat night
. . accomplished at the textile school The l..adriga11 homestead. in Cross‘ ' , , ,, , The wirl s
‘ The handsome loving cup. the giftof where arts. music domestic sclenceA BIRMINGHAM Ala Feb 20‘3“” street, Rowayton, was purchased by: Olive Branch Lodge, No. l9.l(nigl1ts‘I TIIIIIII III IIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIII IIIII II” Wilson PolanIEfI wheifilgfl: Slight) a
IFire Commissioner Micl1aelJ.Riordall.Aand some trades ale taught. He re- way detectives and 11101109 with blood- IMayox Francis l. Burncll, of south of Pytlllas, participated in the general I :6: l , , , t 3a year ago, is to be reopened. 'I This,
1‘“ “0“' A“ the 1303595310“ or the May- ferred to his own school and compar hounds early today began a search Norwalk. whose bid was $1 000 celebration of the fiftieth anniversnrl A» TIIiIIdIAlI-II “AIS III” 1 ‘announcement came. today and habits
“AA“ or “Wk and Ladder Compam ‘A‘eI ed the. class of boys now attendl 1g Ifor three robbers who last night heldA 'l‘llo auctioneer was John Finch and of the founding of the order by Justus ,, r I II IIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIO IIIII IIIIIII eating news to Norwalk people I'lI‘n
PA‘UDEI‘U 01’ that fire band for all “MBA with tllat of years gone by At the up the Queen and Crescent south the sale was conducted by Samuel 1.. H. liatllbone. a clerk in the War He IILAI. “4 l , ‘11 station will not be used for wireles
“' ((11119 .With the end of the "A“OCA‘ABI plesent time there are all classes bound “New Orleans Limited” twelve Benedict. Iedministntnr of the estate IWHIBM. on February 19. 1354 “1 .3 II “III IIII I IIIII IIII.ImII and II ABABnghAC communication howeve
t.:nr11nn1ent. last night the destiny of where in the post only the wealthy miles north of Birmingham, and tookl Washington. D. C. The order. at its peStll-l' l . , d "ii t id but will be employed as a test ninth;
in». cup was decided. lsone attended. He paid a high tribute from malt palwhes registered mail saidI 'THAW “'u‘s cul’us inception, was composed of thirteen WWI: rIIIII gm" SIIII “I I a 0 ed for wireless telephone generators; II
Ito the work done 'by'Frauk «Bamako. to contain more than $40. 000. The ex members, and at present time is p m
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Is Norwalk boy, whose tuition is part-
ly paid by the Norwalk chapter. and
up- Since the discontinuance of t e at
A tion Edward 0. Gene, who was t at
operator, has leased the i111. lding fro:
the New York, New Haven and liar
ford Railroad Company T: r the mir-
poscs of research work 11 wheres and
recently for the purpose c-fteatlngV
Smashed a glass of 11 hiskcy on the
dining table.
Struck ller
switch.
Throw chairs at, hl-r.
Dislocated a "heating rill,"
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KET,
West end Washington street bridge.
Fresh arrival daily all kinds freshA
fish, oysters. clams and escallops, Tel A
M8! tilt "In" wards of a million
not be known until mostofflce’authod. The local lodge followed the official
,usked that money be raised for his. “as had checked up in their haste. I t‘0\()0itll), ML. 11., Feb 20 «wholl;.Aprogra1110t the Supreme Lodge. which
next and last year at school Action I the robbers overlooked a sack contain-A .el flurry K. '1‘th should be dismal-g. (onsiste'd of an outline of the princl
on the request was put off until thel ing $10 00 consigned to New Orleans ed from custody} on a. writ of habeas ple of the order, as t) pitted '11:, the blur»
next meeting which will be on March and a big consignment of stamps. corpus and whither he should be 1111., yellow and red ligl1ts.ulllcll 11 ore.
not amount taken, it was said, would.
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in the fat-c with’ a
ephone ‘108. 'Free delivery.
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Mrs. Christian Swartz. vice regent. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
acted as regent in the absence or
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mitted to bail pending a. final decisioul
by the United States Supreme courtA
upon the 11st corpus petition wereA
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Kicked ill lilo door.
\I\'l‘cncilcd her shoulder.
lPolred his finger in her eye.
Anew type of wireless telephone sense“
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Drank whiske and b ix d.
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. She read a the oueationeaet ‘91: “‘8“me “WWI Met a WWII... worznmin 83,003. WM ‘
communication from the chairman of KENNY Ru fl" Jud“ Eds” .ww‘A A“ a“ N0“‘.11yn.~ E.” N m
. I . the committee on choosingr nomiua-A corut “Ad-3" ' I.A.19tone,fomérI I “ "Got shot at b J11 I ’ I I
~ , , . . A. n Doe h -. _ .v.
ABANIWBANFHRNM tlons for state curlers which asked. " AW”!!! ‘ “Wu ‘m‘fi‘rA-n 7mm" 3 y e -' 3 us
I for nominations from the local chap-I pared to Sputum reverent Thaw‘a re '
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Steady Downpour. All Last Night.
and. Vanderbilt clip Race
May he APoetoonell
Iy... . , x . . leatal Congress akWashington. will} will be appeeid to the highest court.- IgrmoryI, tonight. Fine music and I. GIST-89,88 Crumble,
. “05 ANGEUES' Cat “AA 2AA‘ represent the local chapter thereIl in “19 WWW: Acommlseion appoint; ecoro OIIII I '-
Southern California was again menac- They are. Regent Mrs ChristianI ed by Judge Aldrich to examine Thaw. ._....._._p.....___._.__ A HARTFORD, 'Feb. _20.~:Settl'emenI
ed by" flood conditions today after a S\,vartz delegate AM“ IRobertF I recently reported that Thaw, if releas- I'm the first case to be decided in: *5th
steady downpour tllrouglloufthe night'
and unless the rain ceases by It o 'clock
this afternoon the Vanderbilt Cup race
l , d today by Commissioner]
Davis MpsI George s Kendall Mpg questions involved in the case were . nounce
so}. to: tomorrow, will be postponed. 101111111111 Mm Frank Wade 1 0mm"; Aset forth at length 111 briefs filed with Rebels . Fred w Thompson of the PM“ George 11. Chandler It washer; the
11 1105 Angeles proper about one A ' ' A the court some time ago. ‘ death of .l. Clarence Cro b . Io!
inch of rain fell during the night, butA Mm Robe" AI" way "A“ a "1°“ A“ ----—- 1 _—' live Committee of the (Illalnber of
ill the foothills districts surrounding
. the city the precipitation was reported
much heavier and apprehension 1was
lIIPIE for residents of those sections.
. The rainfall ill Sierra Madcro, fif-
teen miles northeast of Lou Aussies.A
flooded streets and arroyos and had
caused much damage to orange groveal
The San Gabriel river rose rapidly,A
f 7 ,
causing the suspension oi traffic on in- A‘ “I“ end AAA ashtngton street bridge-J
lorurban trolley lines lllnlling
and northeast of hos Angoies.
AI third victim'of the hood waters
was found last night with the discov- A
,‘erI oi the body of Miss Sue .Beville. ol'
(‘ ovlua, only a few hundred feet from‘
\1 here the body of her cousin, HaroldA
rbl ASeitz had been found earlier in theIA
d.ay it was believed Mls Bevlile audA
north .
111:1 cousin attempted to escape togetn- line 'South Norwalk Methodist ChumllA
tar. it was votedi't'o renotnlllate theA
present state officers. The annual'
state conference will be held at Wa-
tertown on March 25, and the regent” A
delegate and alternates who havAe
been appointed to attend the Conti 1-
rw’
AJourned after light r
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lease. and William T. Jerome, repre-
. seating the State of New York, earneA
here to oppose it. .
it has been announced that what-,
ever may be Judge Aldrich's decision
on the habeas corpus petition, the case ,I
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F:Aiirilnillal Gourtot Common Pleas
Diepoeeevol Many Other
My; alternates. Miss Mary CunnlxlgIIA .
ham. Mrs. John H. Ferris, ‘Mrs l.eoA
of A
She had lncorporatch
terestlng paper on the “Mother
Washington. ., Kenny ltllfiln
of Noruaik (burg .
,ed on bail, would not be a menace to
the community. The conetitutioneiI
-—'i‘l1e' Dani-lent. Town Aslslembly1
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walk Lodge 700 it I’ O.I E.. Nor rwa elk
English Bench‘rtlwner Also Re- A NEW GHMBEH 0F
ported “Dead” by Mexican
MADRID. Spain. Feb 2.0 «Slolirs of
BBMMENIBE SEBIIETAINY
Commerce has been lery busy in the
I k i l
in it many anecdotes which had neverA “d “It“ 3599““ “AAA' intent to “AA Alinll Monday. Feb. 23, 4:30 to 7:30. the shooting to death of seventy-five ast “Aw wee IA corresponding w“
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been bound before. The meeting ad- pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
efreshmen ts hadv , from one to two years in state prison.
He shot at his sweetheart. Emma
I AJohnsonI. None of the three bulls-tel
he shot hurt her She was not in-
tailored to press the case, but JndgeII
ATuttle said that the community had:
an interest in the case and believedI
nstato prison sentencewas neces
sary.
been served.
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KET,
Flesh arllvoi daily all kinds fresh
fish, oysters. clams and escallops. Tel. .
ephonp, 108. Free delivery. A
ooiolulll. surren or
METIIllDIST LADIES “WWW“ 0.”
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The colonial supper 0f the ladies ofA
APIIIIIGIIILE T0liIiIIEY
TlckIete 50c
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Hill nl__ll_r_l_1_llenll our
The annual pinocllie tournament be-
tween the Mayflower Hook and lad:
der tompahy and the Old Well Hook
and 1.1111131 Company, of the third and
second districts rcupectholy. wilt‘
Astart on Thursday night or next week. A
The second district boys should have:
a care for the Mayflower pino"hie ox
Iperte have Just nailed the Riordan
cup. and use in line lighting trim
The schedule will be announced hit
or and perished M135 Beville ’wagAWflH held last evening in the basement] The nominating committee "A the or, but will be pattclncd utter thosc'
one. Of the best known women orange lovers were laid for seventy-five psr- South Norwalk Club met last night of years past. Practically “,3, name Shoulder lump. 3 1-30 lb. .. Hall. went WAAAI the Town Develop- KEEPE“ "“180" I ~,
growers in the State. ‘ sons. and the affair proved one of the and the following schedule is a re ,tesms will be played by the compo“ Stew lamb, 10c, AI. mont Company, a concern engaged in . GALLB '1- 'AFINIAHEIWA
w most successful of the winter. despite 5"" OAI AAA‘AA'I “I‘m“ Ales us have held up the dignity of, Lamb chops. lbl‘. 20c, 211a. ' reviving boards of trade and running .‘
FIIESH SHOULBERS 146
GDIIIIED SHOULDEBS 140
both of pork 18c lb
heirs inmb,18o i‘b.
ltonst beef 16c lb.
Shoulder steak. 1410 lb.
[.mub chops. 18c lb.
l0 «bars soap. 25c.
l‘llltterlne, 200. 25c
Cheapest place in town to b-liy ymu
Sunday" 3 meat ‘I
NEW YORK :hiAlRKli'I‘,
(Alli/J 143 Washington St.
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HoePlraL WHlIs'r own.
The Hospital Whiet Club's evenlns
social for the ladies and gentlemen
. will be held at the home of Mrs. carts.
. clan sharia, in West avenue, this eye-
. nlng. Auction and straight whilit will
both he played.
\ 111.11.111.11 Young 1.11111» (to young -; “A... . , 11‘ Van Scim- Igloo. Mitten vege-
W”. . .I . .4181! AINn on reels mini .1191,“ imp upsets; weapon, . ~. WANNA” . .rj , , . " - , Ashton. Tel. 9518.. Iron! delivery. 1. A ,
mam: reduction on. Fle'Xible sterile , Am prepared to hit more tor some ‘1 could new to. Mom With 111111. more“ mealtldiy ”1‘11 " retinas “Middleton's.“ IIIII ’ more. Dancing it till
I ,. and sham. 111.1 meant“. 711 wool. tilt-
Mrs. Starr. Mrs. Wilkinson, ero. c. E.
.od,
I“ mummies: Jana v: “some. Miriam. rosewood c1111 you mount
AI resident-48. M Aller.
the unpleasant weather. l'f‘lle dining
VicodPresident—«E. ll. Mathewson.
room was artistically decorated with. 1..
flags. the committee being indebted toA Secretary-I & Treasurer» E “ FAA AA
the McKihbon boy“ for the Inwol‘k: Board 0] DNI‘BCmrK—“Mattllflw (10F
Tomato soup, potatoes, baked beans ,hett Barry W. Mather, Victor W. Fer-
boiled ham, cabbage salad pumpkin “3, Elmfir 13).. Hendrick“, 110390“ I.“
pie, cheese and coffee were among the ',i‘uyior 50"“ W ‘Olmsiead F'dwarii
delicious edibles served. There were SAM“ ”an“ 3 “MM“ 1
two kinds of bread. Tile young ladjcsA Councll~Stephen .3. Jarvis Maurice‘
of the Sunday school Waited upon the A” Nulting. Hamlin Drake, Frederick
diners at the eight tables. H. Quintard, Horace it. Nash, HurryA
The committee was comprised as E- Bates. Charla“ 1“ KM“. Edward F
followe. 'Mrs. 111. M. sterling, chair- Smith David H Miller. Jr- A” H
mam Mrs 18. .34 Stevens. 1Mr3IJI E. Pearce, E IS. Laflithnnd E. B. SmitIIii
Stevens. Mrs. C. N. Smith, Mrs. Local Auditors-v0 E. Hort and 0 F‘-
wood. ers. Madeline S Rogers. Mrs..1AA°9t°I- “
T. i. lReymondere. W. A. ‘Raymbnd,
Mrs. «H. in. Siauson, Mrs. A.=W.,‘Smith.
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411111 ANtIt one soon.
Am prepared to all orders for same
Seymour. Mrs. C. 11‘. 'rrlstmn 1111de at reasonable Marleen John v Median.
A. 11) Wadsworth. Other ladies assist-
.1-..” taken—«1%
AIN INVITATION.
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these companies during the rill cnruA .
tournament.
lithe Mayflower boys win this year.
then the three-yum cup. 110- -:‘ailed.I A
goes to them for pulmanent retention.I
The Mayflowers have won two games’
and the Old Woll boys but one. The;
second district teams hope to cop tilts A
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years series and then the 110111er .I
.game will tell the tale a will later. A
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The members of St. Mary‘s choir
and a few others gave a Blit'Di‘lIvadl‘
ty on Mr. and «Mrs. AlbertIF. Rosana
centiy Married. at their home 011A
Spring Hill last night. The affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
and the will games 3M Mme line workmen were killed. a large number ment of the organization and the ad- celved orders from the, Milli
,Slpaniurds and the burial alive of n
. . countr with a view to securln ' a
lnumber of others by Mexicali rebels at y g
.Torreon are published at length
ill
most of the newspapers of Madrid and
the provinces today. The incidents
, were narrated y passengers on board
the Spanish steamer Antonio Lopez.
which sailed lilpm Vet ‘11 Cruz 0; Llan-
nary "'1' and has urriv ed at Cadiz.
WASHINGTON, Poll. .0. —Sellelury
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14c
15c
8Mlltt. 1:11 LAMB
retell snoutnene
Calves and beef bruins, 201'.
Small smoked shoulders. int-J
Pot roast. no bone, llic.
Oven roast. of 1111131. no hobo, lilo,
Hamburg steak. lilo.
lBeef liver. .12 l-2c.
Culves’ liver. 201:.
Steering fowl 20o
Roasting chicken 4. 2 lo.
’l‘ulkcye The
Ducks, 25c.
horse grape fruit. 50.100. the each
lnlifOrnla novels. 30c and 351: d: z
The floors Meat and Provision Co.
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SEVEN KILLED lN GLASGOW
GASCOW. Scotland Feb. 20.--Seven
capable secretaries throughout the
competent man for the Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce. The search
finally dwindled to H. Eugene Hall.
and at a board meeting I the other
night the directors agreed to accept
Mr. llnll's offer and wired him to
come on. Mr. Hall will be here the
early part of March. Mr. Hall is a
gentleman of very pleasing personal
ity and is fully conversant with the
duties of a_.,secrelaryIIof a business‘
men‘s organization. lie has had
about ten years' experience in news-
paper work. and after that was con-
nected with organizations and bomb
er's clubs in Cincinnati and the sur-
rounding territory. From there Mr.
membership campaigns. ‘Mr. Hall
was with this company for ovhr two
years and has been engaged in cam-
paigns in a good anany citites. He
IiITIOWH the game from top to bottom
and under Mr Hails direction the
(‘hamber of Commerce should become
31 very powerful and influential orgarn
izatiml. Mr; Hall is a man who would
not accept a position of this kind un
less he was sale of success and the
fact of his willingness to come here
shows that he considers this Organize
tton a strong one and that Norwalk
has wonderful opportunities for for;
log ahead. It will 6be up to the citi-
zens of Norwalk to give Mr. Hall their
undivided cooperation for the batten
music formed the entertainment: for tailored and many 11111111111119 destroyed Mencement or the Norwalks.
served at rotdnleht.
honor. ‘Mmou‘v
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_ the evenint. A.» dainticollatten WM MI? {3.1! AmImIf, Aympmf‘g by my fix.
' plosion AAA; AIAAAA Nobel ..Gunpawter,
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“weer ave. Flor-l MARKET
AQVERW“ "It 'I'ft‘tl llfl‘l‘tflli»
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Second annual charity ball, 80 Nor
AAgreement Reached: infctmpell I
cation Case Over Death of,
State. under the compensation as
which went into effect Jan.1,wae
Thompsonville, employed by his aunt
Henry l). Cronbie, of that town, deity
ering goods by auto express; . 011 Jan
nary 5. while in liongmeadow;“lld.§3.p
he was struck and killed by 3' 11111111
car. The question of territorial Ijut‘i'e
diction entered into the matter. be
cause the fattsllty occurred 111‘ Mensa.
chusetis and there were conflictinz
opinions concerning similar cases.’ .-
other States. Commissioner chandlb
decided it today on agreement without.
establishing a precedent I‘M-II A“,
Tile sum of $6 a week is to be pal
lilo boy s mother, 'Mrs.18arah G. Cid!
bio, for 312 weeks from January 5, “394
$100 for funeral expenses, making
total of H.972 to be paid by the boy
elllployer, who carries compensation _,
insurance in 11 Hartford companyfi A.
iiitilllidl’tlil'l‘, Foil. Sibel" an A
view today 'l‘heodom Judson, like”?
of slralrorn Point l‘iglllnouso, Who its
been ordered to take charge 0
off shore. light at Newport, it i.
cl‘red that ho was’ 11 Victim OI
“flame up. Judson has been the
keeper of tho Slrntford Point at
for thirty- fonr years. Recently M
had trouble with his assistant Av
11le Loyola who prederred oh:
against his superior a. short tint I
The charges were returned a!
vestigatlon ’With the dilatdmetItt MAMA
there was little or no dobndatidti
them. Jlaleon tiled mime '
against travels. and now he
as
pertinent on Staten llilud .
root 1111s he would the We
Newport on Selim tilt. ,
orchestra.
Norwalk Chronicler