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“ wau'rao
tsonlbis
Each MdIUonmPn‘fird, 1 cent per Martian.
been: Comm WW
Twenty-five words or was. tile—n
In blacks
son sud,
WANTED -* YOUNG LADY AS’
bookkeeper. Apply Crescent laundry” l
ml at most convenient in town. lust ace ii 19., Sentinel ot‘iice
!them; gas and cooking stove; dishes:
"WAN-rap —- EXPERIENCED
jdressrnaker desires serving. Latest
. spring styles. All warkngiiaranteed
no to fit and workmanship.
reasonable Mrs. J. E. Caldwell, 16
Meadow St, city Phone 905. ' m4 3t
WANTED—A WOMAN VTO VWA-SlH
‘l‘dishes and clean. Address 'Work,
pare Sentinel. ngit
WAurEBZElrUATION Ar ons-
’ pool housework. Good cook. inquire
‘Vb 1-2 Lexington Ave. m4 3t
.—
V’WANTED—GIRL IN MAILING DE-
pnrtnicnt. Must be last writer. Wages
36 per week to begin. Steady work.
Murphy Mfg. Co, East Ave, East
Norwslk. Phone 896. ml at
.7
WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
20 in cutting room, one with exper-
ience preferred. Cluett, Feabody and
(.10., Inc. m3 at
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL, 14 YRS.
or over, lfor mailing department;
must be plain writer and quick work-
Eu‘; no others need apply. dilurphy
Mfg. Co., 271 East Ave. m3 3t
rWANTED - YOUNG ‘ MAN TO
Me orders for and deliver grocer-
les. Address, in own handwriting, P,
care sentinel. m2 3t
LOTS WANTED—FOR EQUITY IN
[12 room house haviiig' monthly rent
'40. Box 685, South Norwal'k. (28 6t
WANTED-«T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
{paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 it
mar——
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPEWRITERI.
UM MW]. 0.
Smith. Underwood,
Remington all other
makes, sold. rented
repaired. Rents la 8‘
per month. Machines
laid at 86 per month.
The Piummer Type-
tor Exchange, 166‘ Fail-rich! Ave.
d‘eport. Conn.
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupaiu & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NONW’ALK. CONN.
RNoW
THYSELF
! WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY. HEALTH, ACCIDENT
3 , INSURANCE .
{Write Me tor Sample Foiicy.
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C. T. McGovern
' VialsuaAlrce AND csAl. ss-rA'rr
- 163 Waahlnutcn street.
IVouth Norm-lit. coon.
a.-
The New Soieuce
DEFINITION or: culnorn‘Ac'rlc
Chiropractic is one definition or the
canoe or the disease and the art of
Disease is caus
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
Even if done in childhood
adyuslting the same.
the back.
it creates pinched nerves and pain ii
later life in the dilierent organs and
lmbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
Female troubles
terns in your body.
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D C.
V94 Washington St, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
:(liaduaie from Palmer School. the1
-. Discoverer. ‘
Prices .
To and ~ ,
'ro ' LETWRREE FURNISHED‘
rooms to: housekeeping, beat and
leverythinlg tor housekeeping. 11 Haul-li
laud street " m3 6t
TO ‘LET—c LARGE ROOMS, WITH
bath electric light and all modern
improvements. inquire, second floor.
.188 ft. iii-001), best. {suit of Winfield St.
Rhoda island Reds.
stock. Hatches coining oi! every law
days Eggs [or hatching W 8 Stew- my breath, and i also had dizzy spells.
art. West Norwaik. Telephone South Renting about Deans Kidney pills.l
Norwalk 59-3.
LOT FOR SALE—r75 FT. FRONT,
and 3t
FOR SALE wBABY CHICKS.
Strong utility
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‘05 6t
19 Hillside St., South Norwalk.
m3 3t
To ETA—FIRST FLOOR. 8 COT-
tage. t., East. Norwaik, four lame
rooms, cook room. atti . “attic bed-
room, good cellar. 'Reut reasonable
Inquire on'premises. m3 3t
To LET—LOWER FLOOR OF
four rooms. Adults preferred. Ap-
rply No. 18 Rowan St. m2, 3t
TO LET—NINE ROOM HOUSE,
all improvements; 'baru, chicken
house. fruit, three acres; on trolley;
live minutes from Norwalk bridge. 65
Newtovvn Ave. Telephone 1041 ring
4. m2 at
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am' using the BEST
and Wood on. To}. 816-5.
HORSES—HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a carioad or young lowa horses. fresh better and gradually the (Noble left.
iron the farms Borne nice matched until I was well.
pairs; also single and business horses.
Come and look them over at 'l‘he'uey iPills some years ago."
Horshileld lllorso Co., corner Concord
{3 ti
LOST _
LOST—BUNCH 0!“ UNOURLED
ostrich teachers, between West and
Seymour Sis, via W est Ave 9. lie-i
ward dor return to Sentinel ofilce.R i
, m4 at}
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BUSINESS NOTICES ‘
$1.06 DOWN. 81.00 A WEEK BUYS'.
ladies’ or gents' «watches. all other
kinds of jewelry and household «furni-
ture. Morris chairs a specialty. For
particulars write or telephone W. H.
’ linker, 19 Edlie Ave” E. Norwalk Tel.
816- 2, 12? 6t
J ohn' Fountaine
will give you suggestions and call
kidneys.
" sands or com
lsupply at Plaisted's Drug Store.
NDTBWG AND FAT.
"nu...
“‘ - iwah (“chilly accepted today as
“*9 William“ 0* “i0 0X. To are a... .ou’d weak r. u. Dexter
. or American and British
m" has a word to say. . Let than": use
representatives “h” “‘3'“ to m“ Sumo-e. the wonder-rill asunder-mural
some to Chihuahua to examine lieu- iood that is now so popular, and they
V tons body.
will soon be plump and real.
England's withdrawal at this time Sammie is not an ordinary” medl-
and Carranza. professed. determinu- . '
ti t in “We in B 1 Mill cine: it is a lieshdormlns food that is
l °“ ° ‘9” ° 9“ 0“ “8 ads ted to the most _ delicate rial
Kev rev their worth in the p . »
it p or! u of his own will“ will 9‘“ “‘9 Unlt- tonic eiiect gives strength and health
0d Shawl, ii. iii believed. ill the Dual
' so that alter its use tor a short time
“$3.3,“ East Norwaik Woman”Vtion of a patient ousurver or develop- all the flesh and fat producing ele
~ «“ ‘ ~ “9““ with fi" present necessity for: merits in the food will be easily as
Mrs. ‘F‘ Jones. 53 Filth street. E“ further inquiry into the Benton cpl imlluted and retained b the bod
Norwalk. Conn, says: "Kidney trou node. ’5 The. I“ e sale Dru lit F. ii 1me
his came on suddenly in my case "m “'9 decision °f (arrnuza to News has .hSd on Samoggsiuce he first
first symptom ,being a severe pain 1|! out the truth of the 'Benton eirccutiou introduced it in South Norwaiir and
my loins and a steady liarka’Cho 01- will mean a test or his authority 0"” tile wondermi results ioliowind- its
ten alter sleeping, [I cOuld no" catch Villa, according t9 many ”mam“ h‘m’ use have made‘hlm such an enthusias-
‘ ”“1 “I" further demonstrate whether tic believer in its‘grcnt merits. that,
the Constitutlouaiists intend to al‘~ he gives his personal guarantee to
ford "0‘60““ to foreigners ““0 refund the money if amose does not
make reparation for injury done ibenl 5m“ thin people m and restore
One 0! the reasons why there is strength and health.
little ““9“” to We“ the inquiry When'a gain in weight is noilcui
on the part or the United States or alter Samose has been used m. a}
Great Britain is the fact that by this week or ten days, and health has inl-
time Boston's body must be badly de- proved. and you notice yourself grdw.
composed. Evidence “f a COMES“ lug stronger, you certainly shOuId
character as Yet undisclosed has "0"" feel more than satisfied with what you
,3“ the hands °f oiilt'ials i‘ur several have received train the small cost ol
EYE.
is loaded; .
__nss no dimmer
‘ u.
.,
when urinary disorders set in.
Women's lot is a weary one.
Deans Kilian Pills are roi- Weak
decided to try them. and procured a
no
I felt ,
Vlore I had finished one box,
-i am pleased to
confirm what i said about Dean's Kid-
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburu Co. Bunaio.
:New York, sole agents for the United
States.
500.
Remember "‘3 name—«Donn 3"“6 Nevt steps'in the situation seemed .
take M “m" to depend upon Carranza. ills deL-lsr- V ,. "m. »~——~-—-———-—» .5
ation that the United States has no “'0'“ '
iiright to inquire about the welfare oi‘
any foreign subjects but her oun, will
Minot be accepted by the Washington
Government. Cannnza’s friends here
were hopeful today that he would
eventually alter his position on this
point and leveal a friendly attitude 8"" PAUL’B STEEPLE
t0ward the United States
i8 DANGEROUS
Vi. hile pressure that had been cli-
(Continued from First Page.)
Evening Standard agree with Sir Ed-
ward Crey that the only possible pol-
icy is to await and secure reparation
when circumstances permit it.
Pillllil liilltiiilill
HOYT'B THEATRE.
Commencing tomorrow, ladies and
gentlemen of Norwalk, we will have
Bess Poole and her Clever Chicks at
iloyt‘ s Theatre for the last three days
l
of this week A (filmy musical come- peeled ironi Great. Britain 0\"el the
dy ensemble {eaturing a wealth of Benton case has been removed. the ——--——
American Government is mllcll' coir; Tlli‘ inspector stated that be him
pretty girls. classy singing and dainty
,1,"me is to head the bill. Iceriied over the reported murder or ordered immediate repairs to “I“
Gustav Ranch and Clement Vergara, steeple of St. Paul's church because oi
A great big act ladies and , .. . .
gentlemen. hm not by any means both American citizens, the one. by “8 dangerous candliiuli.V He had re-
all or the bill Not on your life You Cmmmmmwfim “‘“d ““3 “he“ ’ “y “we" " number of mom“ (om
sasv'vm was main Fro oar .
grip the past week.
liter in New liorir, saturates!
Saturday ill town with friend
ii; ill with pic‘yuroqineuinon
covered. ' ‘ ‘
Stamford was a visitor in
Saturday.
her home for sererai days it
must week with the trip.
ist in the opera house, has
ill with pleurisy, theVpsatV
The Westminster Gazette and the ciation of New Canaan», was
w. s. new... it. a' ,
Selectman John-H. Behre “
William Lang at Stamford
.
City Clerk Joseph .H. r
Miss Mae Rutledge was come
we
at...”
Miss Elizabeth O‘Brien, t
A few slight repairsrwcre'
the auto-chemical, last week
workman l‘l-om llie Bridgeport
A meeting cf the Merchant!
evening at the store of H. L.
F. A. Dickermeu, who was
to his home several days}
with grip, was able to re
last Friday.
Mrs. Miles B Adams all H :
entertained the Neighborly
Club Friday evening. Anew in
was received in the club midi
Hoyt.
Mrs, Julia- A. Grlebel, who ,
confined to the home or hard
1115. J. E. Helsdm furthering“.
TOI. 845.
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods '
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. m.
8 auanTT AVE
:07 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free. .A GOOd ROOl Test
2W
may bet your last simoleon and be us-
surcd that while Bess Poole and her
Chicks are a show in themselves they
are not the whole show at Hoyt's.
'li‘our other first-class vaudeville acts
have been booked and, in addition
there will battle Usual high class mo—
lion pictures.
The show which is playing at the
theatre at the present lime is proving
iultrdctlve. The Three Koltons are as
hard snow storm. If your mlisigal as ever: Ted and lino llrad
roo leaks. drop us a card or lay are as diollland luuny as imssible;
'bhoflé us. we will repair and, Artuao is amazing audiences with his
paint it all for one price, guaran.‘g flinnhstii feats. The Thirteen Girls
teed. to per square foot Callus in also are proving that thirteen is
not unlucky in milking up an up to
E. R. Bradley 8100.
themiuuie military act. and the sketch
“litany. Money" is furnishing more oil-
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Vllortlruity for laughter.
i1 Washington St. So Norwalk, Colin
Phone 781.
mates for that Job of inside or outside
painting'ior paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atlen-l
ties to all work.
PHONE CON.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Correspondence Cards
I Special at
15c
PER BOX'
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itt‘li Willi
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, as, Probate
Court; March it, A. 1).. 1914. _
Whereas, written application has
becn‘rnade to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate goi' Louisa
Evaneckl, late of N‘onivulk. in said
district, deceased.
Ordered, That said application
ELLIOTT suleTéi‘ PLANS.
Chairman Details Government's Atti-
tude To New Haven Board.
NEW YORK, March 4.-At a spec-
ial meeting yesterday of the executive.
committee of the New York, New lia-
ven and Hartford railroad, Chairman
Howard Elliott submitted a detailedl
statement relative to the govern
RIGGERMAN
V nos. 64 North Main St.
Dally and Sunday Papers
Delivered.
|
.
be
i.
office in Norwalk on the llth day of
ment‘s attitude toward the New lia~ Mach. 1914, at 10 o'clock iorenoon.
ven system in connection with the sea . and that public notice thereof be given
aration oi the Boston a; Maine road. 't" 3“ ”“30““ 1““th therein by
Mr Elliott declined 1.0 discuss “‘3' Duh“3hill8 this order in a HE'WGDQW
matter for publication, but said he havinfiaclrculation ‘n “Md district, 3‘
lor trei i: only. . Freight propeller hoped to arrive at a satisfactory un- :93“ ‘ilvc ““53 ”“0“" ”Md day 0‘ hem“
leaves per 27 East my" New York derstandlng with the department of '13
(root of Catherine street), every day Justice as to the time to be alloweui
except Sunday at 3 p. m Freight w- the New Haven for disposing or its
g‘gfgggrggmg‘ $963305 ‘p' m. and interests in the Boston a Maine. -.. .
' ' Pursuant to its policy or retrench. OOLVENT NOTICE.
NOR WALK inept, the New Haven road contem- District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
plates making a number of reductions Court March 3. A. 11.1914.
Steamboat Line
in its passenger schedules, oiiectivei Estate or Susan llalazs, late of Nor
March 15, it was made known. Thai Walk, {in said district, deceased.
ANNING J. gun-m, “ugh proposed changes will not aitect any! The Court of lfrobate for the Dial
GEORGE F. FOOTE, Gm...“ Agent. important trains between New York trial of Norwalk, bath limited and al-
1, and Bostou. Ilowed six months from the data here
A meeting of the New Haven direct ’ of for the creditors of said estate to
BARTHOUS BIRTHDAY.
ors will be held on Friday, by which exhibit their claims for settlement.
-....——...; .. .Ww __.__.. WW.-
Daily Liue .
TO NEW YORK
HENRY W. GREGORY.
.l ridge.
”M...”
i.
Dr. flErnest Barthel was tendered a
surprise party in honor of his birth- .tlme it is hoped to have further word Those who neglect to present the"
day at his beautliul-rhome in Meadow from Washington. accounts properly attested; within
street last Monday night. So caretub , said time will be disbarred a rVecoVVery.
W was everything arranged that it NUTMEG CLUB BANQUET. All persons indebted to said estate
proved a complete surprise to him. When the Nutmeg boys gum out to are r_V nested to make immediate pay-
The mm was attended by only a do Anything they accomplish it for meat: 0 i,
small company 0! “16 MOW"! iinmed certain, and not only do they attain
-Viate «friends He was 883118th in T9 the success they seek but come out or
.ceiving by his wile, who is still Voniench Occasion literally coveted with
the convalescins list A feature 'of iaurels. The annual banquet or the 0
the evening was the beautifully dec~,c1un will be held On Friday night ml
orated birthday cake with Vcandles tor the Royal James Inn 6» and should1
the number of his years. A line col-lprove a bummer Secretary Sthte‘ ‘
lotion was served and the host re imgrt Phillips, at Stamtold littord
belved- many gifts, testimonials oi the 13, Wilson mayor or thrillgep Vt; l and“
esteem in which he is held by his lion E .1. imp no to be mg
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o—npflmu .... w».
LOUIS S. BEERS' "
Adlllilll (AW‘.
mun...
nspeotor Tompkinsville.
oak p. m.,- March 189
opened, for the pur-
ed
uni..-“
WOMAN’S GUILD M EE‘TJ "G.
u... Womana build 01 Trinity
w
"ed at Juarez. arc the subject at min b
heard and. determined at the Probate»
' tags into international politics."
‘ Villa. With the approval or Venuutiuna
pluiuts regarding the safety of the
lower and conducted an investigation
for himself His experienced eye sun
the trouble and showed him instantly
that in ionic the lower as it is, in o
illust'dangcrous proceeding.
”0 explained that the steeple loans
to the north. This was mentioned in
these columns several years ago. The
inspector believes that this is all that
has unveil the tower i'rom.crashin‘;
down through the chill-.li long ez‘c
this. it is like a man “bucking the
wind, its simuldcr leans toward the
severest 0f the blasts, which come
from the north.
The liluircrs, the main strength of
tho siccpie‘s support, are broken erred
in i 0 places and it is a. marvel a.
writable miracle. that under the con
(litmus the steeple has withstood lilo
winds as long as it has.
it was stated to Mr. Finch that nf~
tor the steeple had been struck by
lightning that it was pronounced to be
pericttly sale Ly the contractor mall-
iug repairs. This finding could not
be understood by the insperlor.
.ilr. Finch gained the information
that so bad is the condition or the
steeple that when the wind blowa dur-
ing a service it is dliiiculi and some
times impossible to hear Rev. Louis
ll. Howell, the motor. as he preaches.
There is understood to be a goali—
ly sum ready for s new church struc
ture, bill it is said that the withhold
ing from building is because of the
associations the old’éhurCh recalls to
the elder members. it is expected
that some day a line new edifice wll‘
replace the‘prescnt church. ,
In the permit line the inspector
stated that, the electrical contractors
have been the busiest. 'He has grant
ed nearly a dozen eleCtrical permits,
but no building permits sinca has} re
port. Thepiumbers, too, have not
been as busy, evidently.
The first electrical permit went to
contractor Philip ii. Fielding. tor the
wiring oi the home of .W. I-i.’ Suilllu
Mr. Fielding. secured several others
for Charles Sia’hi’s place in Plait live
one and- tar W. ii.- Grant in Rowayton
Cullen Brothers had one for W. F,
DeKlyu in Mott, avenue'i"“Moeller for
Mexican Federals. Demands for lli'
formation iii each «use have gone
forth from the State Department. it
is expected also that messages will
be presented by American consular
agents to Carranza making represen-
tatives on behalf of Spanish subjects.
George C. Car‘others is expected to
discuss this with Carranza today on
behalf of the State Department.
Secretary Bryan had an engagement
to upper before; the House committee
on Foreign Midi)“ today. Many .Re—
pliblilans in the House have been
making speedier; lately attnlklng the
administration's Mexicali policy and
calling for ii‘lfiiluliutioli, Secretary
Brynn hopes in snlisl‘y llllll request.
today.
with acute indigestion, is impro
A Good Samaritan has been ‘
town this week, soliciting W
tions for James Macdonald, : J “
been ill for the? past three
necks. Ml .‘ulucdonuld has
and five children.
Miss Susanna Fog-the new
nurse. has taken up her an
can bailouiid at the home of .
Mrs, Waller Iiarilcs, at '1‘
place. Miss'i‘.‘ebster rulinqu
duties on Samuday. and li‘or
cut will take a restV 1:5
The rain Sunday filled man
lars with water and washable iv
ported in valious parts pi‘ithe ‘
The basement of the Torin hall at:
‘cd its share of w,ator as did til
iai' ofihe new bank. 'lyuildfiig a .
telephone building. Workman?
kept busyilbalingit out all the alto
noon and during a. port-ion or if
night. Along the railifioadhhoar Gr
street. the water flooded ov‘e
tracksto 'a depth or nearly W
The luv laud about the home i:
may “mph on Forest ruse-mill
miniature lake: ills wagrnsa’n
t‘v'nas used obtu' the place
about. At this point there was a tin,
of water that rushed over tho It
and found its way into the bran“
Ray mond's carriage shop.
some British Dissatisfaction.
LONDON. March ‘1."‘Tllfl Mexican
'situation and Sir Eduard Grey's pro
Vilmiiicculellt ol‘ the vicus or lhc ill-ll
Vail: h Government in regard to the dead
fillotk in the investigation into the
'circumsiunces o.‘ the death of William
S. lienlOn, the British l‘llllC'llillilll hill-
comment in today‘ s mailing ucwupn
pars. The Pall Mull Gazette stirs:
"The temperate and restrained lan-
guage in which Sir Edward Grey rc‘
iorred to the Mexican murder will
have the approval of all Englishmen.
its “moderation, however, will not
disguise the depth 0.” their icelln8.:_'
The article continues: ”Patience
makes eVery concession to Sir Edward
Grey's difficulties, but ii there is any
danger of that patience being mis-
taken for indlliercnce it would intro-
dude an element of agave disadvuu
\
, NORWALK HoeperL crises
Two operations were perforated ,V
the Norwalk Hospital this ,
and one last night. Mrs. Albert can.
VOI‘. of Chestnut streetqwas mph
upon for appendicitis. thins
In conclusion the Pall Mall Gazette
says: "Every reason of moral and in-
Viernaiionai right requires at. the Unit.
all States tiiut‘tlie punishment of Ben.
ton’s murderersbhail be undertaken
without avoidable delay.” At the pres
ent moment civilization stands flout-
ed and Great Britain outraged. The
application of the Monroe Doctrine is
paralyzed and mocked "
The Globe says. "Sir Edward (hey
said .much to emphasize the gravity
of recent events and very little‘ to
relieve the dissuietude which those John Hailas,‘ot Chestnut street; Vii/ill
events have inevitably provoked V'l‘he ler & (31.1mm for George Omameg
public opinion ol’ this country. how house in Wilton avenue and several
ever sympathetic to the United Stall-i? others for smaller contracts
will not make consideratmns for the A request for permission to erect a
embarrassment. of President Wilson wooden grgmé- addition 1., the 13am.
fan adequate 8301156 for ucquieficms in tary. Lunchroom for kitchen purposes.
such deeds as those at which Psilclio the addition to’be ‘ctiirdred'wnh sheet.
iron, Was denied by iiiisl‘iector'li‘inch.
who believed it unsafe to allow such
a censtruction in the heart or the city
He stated to a sentinel reporter that
because the building was to be used 'VV V
lion last night. Mrs F '
Rider, of Osborn even, . .
walk, had a slight operation who
ed 0 her fact this morning. .
5W liam fliyatt of Academy stead
was admitted poolside?
fidle has anVeimi iii ,_ W oopdit
A bright baby boy wal tom
morning to Mr. and Maui
Buchd‘nnan Memphis, at“ the
Mrs. liosrt McGinnis, Sn, at
Beach The boy weighs dis
halt pounds and mi
Memphis. The mother is
Graham-Mailman term
l
Carranza has been guilty. iii Pres
ident Wilson call but be held respon-
sible for the behavior at the Meir!-
can insurrectionlats, his policy is- dig'
recily responsible for the state or
expected to start.
‘ at the Vperw
Norwalk Chronicler