ul' faith
The N. E.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
'33 . mun» 5.1.5. soul. omit
There are all the different ‘sorviccableand desirable styles.
npociaily good wow ‘msdo at good quality semen... chann-
‘5 only. c1112.. luthemu‘ou‘s‘ best patterns, trimmed variously vwitil
, plain bands of self or contrasting meter-1111.
' No child can have too many 0! these garments.
Sines froth 1 too 5mm, margins in m. from 50¢ to $1
in. Iiemember We alter trap of?
515 Main St. Stamford
m
‘ r 1f 1‘."..‘.rt l‘J-lmr‘fifm'
Ryan Go.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Go
Alter
‘Ensterllousecleaning
F0
F 1001' Coverings,
A.Dickerma'n 81 Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wt; Gil/£158. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
l‘
' Hezerdvlllc;
': the Misses Costello of New Britain,
2 Capital
1: the Misses llooho of Suiileld and Mien
" Donovan of Hartford. ’
'- older nownllnys than it was ill our
5113sssnger 1111111 and parcel post are
V eulllcient to my modem wages and
V “W taxed, give sale and adequate service.
it”; in the permit numerymlwiom and 1m8
liquid.“ movements to be nude. m MY 8
5 "i
l (ll! theflwdinujpvantmm lucid.
‘l'h‘ illuminant, made public Vtodnl'li ding that ordered by restitution oi the
mopeds to ally that muttowhcve Unwed States donate, the report 11ml. '
159ml made within the lust tow weeks! “The company has been investiga-
51.1119 prises. by a. small number Oil ting ‘some of the subjects under or
,mkbldel‘fl and bY WNW! commcr- qulry by the commission and all in-
lulworgunisutions. that the company formation in it'll possession has been.
would have turned the attorney genw given to the nepresentstlvcu or the;
1.;
1.
53151101111 dissolution" suit.
making an Vulnipublo adjustment in the melee maiturs 111 bend the (10111111lel
bllti
If we 55055155 crsuade cvc 5555‘ matter of the disintegration at tho feels that it 35105515] 5553555; 55, 5,55
nace user to £550“, tllrcc 35.55pm ain‘tdln ()n this point the statement statement until thecmnlnisuion makes.
rules, there would be very few ”9"“ .. "t3 ”990“"
STA M F0 R U“
scvcrnl tillcront kinds. simpll'
55555.55 needed for repairS' but” 5.,3‘113 the financial pinns oi the com
5555-55“. will neglect one 5.55553 final-Um“! had not failed if general bush financial needs the repolt says:
some another, so that furnishni ““3 and ”1“ 08mm!” 0‘ ““3 (“WWW
mm“. 5,555.53 will 55515 605555555555 to had not show 1 such discouraging dc to meet notch maturing prior 10 July.‘
enough to observe all of the rolled Willis. New England lownrds the amounting with interest lVlnll disc 011111.
and for their benefit we glver' 40111118111 the circulate might have on Mny 18 1914 to 35(10110000"
them. ’ "-" vwcenjustiflellln coilteulingthe gomleln Estimated results for the current
First. Have a furnace a liltlé" ”Hunts right to insist upon the dim fiscal year 11m outlined as lollmrs:
largcr than just large enough lotion ilellllllliled. “The gencrnl business conditions 111-
aud then you will not have to ‘Undcr the conditions, however, oon- Mail England and Nll'tk‘lllillly on 115.;
555.5555. 55‘ 135554555: 5555.3 555) a fill“ floating the company the directors railroads have been moot unuuilst’nl
113cc. 1‘ “roll that 11 lawuuit. with attacks which tory, resulting In large (increases in
Second. Be 55555. ”5.5.5.5. 5015- “unwind uithnut doubt, have. followed both gross and net e‘nrnlngu For ille‘
rl‘lr'oln otllor sources, 'would‘bure resnlt‘ eight months endingl‘cbruury 2? .. 1911.
"‘bthb u receivership of the property; there in nvclecrcuae ill-net int-clue 01?
The directors have felt that it won 34 735.473. 03, compared “till the pre-
”their duty to the stockholders and to clone year, after allowing for opol'nt
{be people of New England to do 611-. big expenses. taxes, interests reilt‘nls
loaned on film
low the ashes to pile up to'ill‘lc'
under sidelbf the grain.
Third. USP 11 S'l‘AMFORll.
FURNA‘CE. '
For: Sim; 1111
7
ill
....;lelytllillt: within reason to 111 old thin. and otheri‘ixed charged
Horace R. Nash,
menus, and delays would be dienstrouc, year ending line 30 1914,
C°"“°" North MN" snd'cht 8"“‘9'. .1101. only to the proportion of the com-
" - pally. but to the commercial.
itfidl and financial “emu-e oi“
Edmond.
‘It is believed that the mini motion
contained herein to the unfavorable BROUNB T0 PIEBES
business conditions, and the tel-ions.
and. difficult character or me com-
aiulny's linnnl-inl necessities, will aid
~~1bestockboltlero 111‘- understanding why
' “to directors féel'lhal it is to the in- (the main line Just :11 few feet must «)1
most of the stockholders out! to the. the .rnilrond bridge over the Nor-unis.
people 01’ New'll‘mglsnd to make this River. 'l‘bo mun was Salnx Xu'mln
Ill:
which lntli-
cutea that for this period incl-o will
'Mlsa Nollie Moflitt one,“
New fixed charges.
who were shown the nights of the
by Congressman loneruun;
it‘olliillllod from first 1111129)
The Thrifty Spirit.
it seems \‘uKiel‘ to be :1 llcllt'l‘ill or
t0
m .--.~
sme norm“ 1011 13‘
WITHOUT 11 1111111111111
(Continued from first page)
new national bank examiner tor the
district that embraces eastern Con
necticut and Rhode Island.
Carries Good Salary
" Iilr5 unnamed has been looking for
some bit or patronage of that klndi
that carries a good salary; and bet
received the notice the other day than
a bank examinership was his as soon.‘
as be recommended a competent maul
Mr. ‘lanargan looked into me quaii5
. floatlons required of en appointeo tot
such a. piece, found he must 11qu
5V certain national banking .experiencq
V and be tin export accountant. Tiler!
V be started out to find a competent.
" man that wanted the job. Hei
" scoured the ranks of the Democratsi
In the district first, asked the Demol
erotic leaders; in his congressional
. distrifl tor adage-than and made a
thorough canvass.
Not Attractive Enough
0'1 We; be tuned a. lot para
" bone competent to take the job. Bull
mm none of them did the salary and:
king job look attractive dnougll tor
they to give up their prepent pieced
‘l‘iien he took up 11 suggestion that a
the: like appointed fro indistinct.
roman 01' his party Initiation:
m m situation us More can!
Minted him. But no one hes been!
0111111 to till the piece.
; A bunker mod Woman of Prov-
ide‘noc. it. 1., null penned the examin-
tuition tor theplucu and is anxious 101'.
V_ be job. Unless Mr. locum finds
common in his diatrict or even in
Connection noon. Mr Freeman will
receive the appointment. Mr. Don-
ergnn lieu been convicted that the
men of pulling experience in (2011‘
_ nautical have very good lobe; othtm
wise, one would like this nation!
» shank exmlunshlpp i
mimm ln' name.
V'rile «Ill-mm Annotation“!
the attract: Bridgeport not a escapism
our Inlet do «3'00me Ree-
\.
nzruu “11w at mm recently
.j 5. *7 m momma realm:
WWW or train ooniv
.01 West Chester. Conn, who served
V. to $20 per month
missions and outlining regulations
the control of corporations.
The printing of the resolutions ill
the Record was at the request oI‘V
Senator Bl'sndcaee i
{or
To Help Marshal Hewley.
The House has passed a bill aimed:
to straighten out certain legal tang
les In the accounts of the Unitedl
States marshal for Connecticut. [115
the accounts of Marshal Hewley, iii
is provided allowanc'e is to be mad
for payments of $192 to finish 0.5
Blakemnu in ill]? of $363 to 881th
(1 Blakemlm and $613 to Timothyi
E. llawloy in 1913. These were paid
for
though the law strictly did not allow;
such payments to men receiving at'
tile snmo'time compensation as field
deputy marshals,
Connecticut Claimant. Benoflted.
Two Cdnnecllcut " claimants nre‘
benefited by an omnibus pension bill!
passed by the House yesterday 111'4
ternoon. One is Duncan D. Gibbon:
in Company c, Mtb Connecticut V014
unteern and Company C. 2013: Con-
nuctlmlt Veteran Reserve corps; the!
other in Alice M: Atwuter of Plants:
ville, 001111., widow of Eugene Atl
water, who served in First BAH
tery, Connecticut Light Artillery and
who was let, IJeut. of Company E.
0th Connecticut Volunteer: and wild
was discharged as captain of Comm
Deny D of the some regiment. 5
Private Gibbud In to have his
pension raised from 5819 to :80 per,
month. He is~ unable to do mull
lull labor and needs 11 measure oil
attendance, the physicians reported in
congress. He has no income until
norpraperty except hi. pension. . 1
Mrs. Atweter’s husband neven
drew a pension. She and Mr. At-
wutcr were married in 1801 and he
died in 1818. She is now uneble
to do any ‘mul'd wort: out has I.
small home. Her petition. her only!
needle. is to be heretical! from ’12
Visitor: in model...
’1] Worthington m amidst. w.
Wheeler“ the out WI 69“
at ml. no on ; indie
lose it. only 1111mm
2', " foibers‘ iilnc.
:1l
': 5 {01 the duty of ‘stullrling ill “the plate. ”
i. ' Only last Sunday, snyu a correspondent
: in the Glasgow Nomi. I laid down my
'1 ll suit of light mucus!
'Vu: ‘ 5111111111 lit the pinto ll oorinlll 'unulil boy
1 finds it difficult in observation do 0111111
lot the Mob gums prh ilogcs.
extra work done by “19 “'0 .wbcn the white pooplo settled in the
deputy United States marshals, eh]
V 11111111} that ’uns given to the tnl'rltorylV
Among m 10mm trillion "
'l‘llo purtentouu Vsolem
pity of coullleilnnlo lulu gone out with
tho "blinks" illni used to be nesothVilVll
o
adjustment with the gm eminent. Snell imp, aged 19, of Bethel.
The business of New England t-un- Under the new law. Coroner
not prosper unless the railroads can .i. Phelnn. of Bridgeport, must investi-
5 be suported so as to furnish the fuelil- gate these cases, and in loot all run.
ties needed and the railroads cannot road accidents whether or employee.
do this unless the business 01‘ Sewputreno, or irespsseers. Medical Ex.
. England is in n'belltby common; the laminar S. H. Huntington" gave per-
twonillut, of naturally, act ntld react misewnwlor the mounting the body
on each other. ' .'.'last'night. 11nd lloltliod'the hotelier.
"Today no lmpror mounts are bring {Bummer Pilelnn nnnouneud that in-
mode except those. absolutely net-co would arrive here oo‘tbe' 3‘103 11. n1.
sari for unfoty and work nirondy 1111
i liked stopped or postponed quest at 1. 30 oclock in the city hall.
w10rmer possibld Serlicc is being Sergeant Thomas Hunt, on duty in
curtailed 1111 lunch as possible and ev- the city hall, 0:1 receipt of the re-
wiry economy consistent with safety. port by Olllcer Frank V. Raymond.
reasonable supervision 'nnd service is took charge of the case. He ordered
“6'an pushed. ’ that the six companions of the dead
Mr Elliott and his directors state man be taken to the station V5The re
that the value of the properties tina port It that time was that these men
‘ wder discussion (the subsidiaries which had thrown the seventh of their num—'
‘lnllo tinder ll‘lc 1.1111411 01‘ quite 11 upright
Iy dent-on wanting 11 I'll)“ gray but null .
When untidy "
no he passes in to norsbip. in fact.
be nbowu n din-lire to tnkc his 5111111111?
1 bnnd 11nd uinnd at the receipt of (1d
lootloll «10.011 Slnllluy. (11-: i not null
ml; for the service to begin. listening.
to the Clllllk of the coin in tlvo‘ pinioV"V
ill the vestibule. l board 3 young \olcc
V llplll‘tcil ill nlgilmcnt with 11 {out}
imnmlnn: "lint, mullllny it's lllllllly!
'Iie‘ll let us ill for nothing Don‘t I‘
keep my penny for another time?"
I
i
The Dark and Bloody Ground.
Before the white 1111111 begun to err.
plore Kentucky, about the middle of,
the elgllu-onth century. the region was.
11 vullt hunting ground for inlllly lurchV
tribes of the \Olltll. lloitb not] cost,
lllltl between those tribes thorn \vns
continuous conflict. I111 illc iioscciiiiltili"
Lntor‘onl'
"from the parent company) represent llet tlllt a murder had been committed
~11 reluaiion in round figures on the; became general. It was not until tllel
company's books of over $135,000,000. body was found that this phase of the
With regard to those properties, which situation was cleared up. meantime ofA
1111c interstate Commerce Commission liners searching near the railroad
”dtfillllil‘erl ore “for the most part of sub5 bridge in the harbor, in Writer street
ctnlltlnl value." the report says: under __tl1c ebullient, and on the
.‘~‘.‘.Tlle real question today is 11015 trucks. '
territory. their struggle with tho M‘s“ nhetller it was" wise upright to have The story of the Syrians was told:
11110“ was more bitter and lmrsisi‘cnt acquired the various properties under through an interpreter. it seems that
”"1“ “I nlmost ll"! other suction O'i'iluIcuusion. but to here 11 policy ndopi- they had been to Bridgeport. and “Male
the *'°"“"“”‘ ““1"" “‘9 ““13“"“1‘9’ ted now lit the rampant. by the peopln returning 'I‘lley alrived at South Nor
M0111 tho snrious propeltlee some walk about? o'clock. Going under the
by
“ l Dll'i Bi 1 t d."
mm ' H not] "my “mm §uoib09m and agents of the 350w tunnel they boarded the train they
The norm-m H. A awe“. d. en in both state 11nd national. dud thought was bound {or Danbnry. (The:
The editor M 55' 115-55135, “55555515, 1055,1131 11 press, that will help to prevent; men are leather workers in Shepard's
5le 55555555555; to know 55.555555 ram-mt conditions that might bring about In; factory. in Bethe!) The train they
woii knowa melldoulred to til-corrected ”industrial and tinnnclei orislswo polio Wbourded however. was the mcommo
dill‘lliu the your 01101! applied to Sir ch that would at least give a chunoe‘l (lotion for Bridgeport At East Nor-
‘W- 3 GUM": among etbor'i Till?"l’d5l1'ple ll. elinutio filled with er lax; walk the were ut off the trainb the
liiitllol‘ of “The Mlltndo" nufiWW'“ n D D conductol“ P y
lilac. '
“Den 5 .. l‘ l‘] I 5 l H .
5505555155?r555;;5o§:50 to lilo 25551.33 ill“: 11» ”Your directors. by unanimous vote. Here Station Agent David Gould
5,555.05 555 555555 5555550515 “5055555 cones recommended that you approve the 1112' told the men the way to South Nor-
trouide bully people for gratuitous comm'rabucments with the attorney general walk. taking them down the stops and
trlbntiounVu . “55:31? lil'l‘buld atop manual-go tbattbe com; urging them to follow the trolley
.. 511311111 bi openly violating the low and tracks. It is now believed. however;
should milks it easier for the company that they went back to the tracks or
» The Advantaog {to tulle cure of maturing obligationll the railroad and started back for the
V‘ 111' ”and to provide additional capitol to! South Norwalk depot.
' , 'noeded improvements in signalling The story is a hard one to obtain.
1! 1 1 D
0f Liberal '5' ililridse renewals. addition-l trucks; because of the difficulty in transie-
" §eguipnlont 11nd modern engine terror tion. it is understood. however, that
‘i‘ in in it should also permit the oillocrs the men spread out in their trscld
.. 1.
flewapaper ‘ Of the company to devote their time weikinz- and that the truinyrpic‘ked the
. end- energies to the monument '01! only one who happened to Vile on that
'~ Mauropcrll'. to overcoming the ill to “111111.119. 3. 5 ' 5,, .'
AdvemSine foot: of lonit continued criticism. and it was the soul-oil. 'ol the surviving
X10, We: stout 11‘ restoration .niem’bers or the party winch attracted
is Apparent
13.0 the
' Management .111 m... .
nonmtmone that 1W 99? . ‘ 1011c doomed. boil no noel: relativee‘
V"ol'VVl'l'ViV15‘out «(downhill at the popular 5
Winch 18‘ Alive. sll'ul'lii QUMWW mm 1 We ”1.. out. . V .
» um and nature's“ mad {he moi Mohamed item we cousin of
“ lied tied 11 mm-
‘ loot withhpewflnfi
1 Mill. Ho
e
i
21’
. the} confluence which is so. mullet mastication of annuals. who investi‘
wrto ethnically. . , » cited with the detention of the man
_ "'“Tli‘o security hold-u or 5111‘. New.“ mulling. V-. Modlcul Examiner Hunt
. novel: and till ammo was. (1111 1mm. ordered Borzopnt Hunt to bold
new boostttutedi number ct» host. 110...: the men over. oi tub endorses. 111111
. . «(motion the employees ubouLliiilfiulLVntilcy ppept ills pill in the tuition
5 With niece dc
'VV
ill his “mom m m
"eluded; 8.543113%
ltegnrding the company is immediate 5
“Today the company. must prepare!
l
fOlm part of the furnace bust-1V 'm‘ “P". and if '11er had been 217, 11111 of 11621113 $11 1100110 01 uhlcll
ncss :"F general friendly sentiment the moat llnpol‘11l11t are the 1'; per
There will be persons ”amend flolllii; of confidence through lent notes of November 18. 1813‘
believing that the results 01' 11 11309ch results for tootblrds of the your 1111 ’
ersllip, with is complicatibns. elltaugle~ estimate has been made for the fiscal '
induss be only t1 small surplus alter plll'iuz'
ON THE llllllllllif
Job 11 .
train this afternoon, to begin his in- .
«the attorney general orders divorced her oil the railroad bridge. and the be— '
‘ 1
Established 1&5'7
O
l
lettinulrunmur
Of What Shall She Make Her:
Summer White Frocks?
The White Gown, of wu‘
it‘ll :111Vv \t'unlnll 111ml llll\'1‘
1.111115 im' fillil'llillg. Elli'l rlllin
liiel',5iill:1rt'elaborate011115 for afternoon and evening, lll‘
cause 11 white gown is generally the 111ml :lllllrzlblv 111.11
ll‘iiilillllc inlll') c2111 \cll'ci.
Those are \Vn.~lillblt. l‘lllll‘ltS
Enlbmidercd Crepes. (llilh and I'l}.;'111'l.'~. li1'11‘l‘lill‘ll
' quality,
l 75, 95 and $1. on.
i French Crepe or Crepe dc Neige. i'lel 1111111 . mill.
| 50, go and $1.00 a yard.
i _. "Shower Crepes. 2'7 lllClli‘S, me
i _. Crepe Valle, .11) inches. 251:
' Plain Ratine, 5.1 inches $1.00
‘5 42 inclloc. 90c
l 3h lllL‘lll.‘H. 401'.
i Ratinesill Sll'lllk'.‘ 21ml 1fi'lis':bllrr'~. in iill'lilw'. 75C
Pique, 27 lll(‘lli"~. 25. 35.and 40c
.' Chiffon Batiste, .55 inch“. 40, 50 and 751:
' ‘Frqlch Lawn. 4S lilt‘lli.~, .40, 50 and 75c
Shad0w ClOtl‘i, :1 \‘l'rVV iléllllll' llilrl zlt'l‘ttpllllllc nlllim'inl
fur lllllft‘l'C gill'lllt'llln fur \l'lmi 1‘11 liliil t‘llllill'i‘il, .pi lili‘lil‘x‘V
25 cts.
l
At the Linen Section
. .
Hemétitchcd Scarves. polo llllt'il.
19. x Vzll llil‘ill'r.
50 cts.
Merci-‘rized-Napltins. nivl- pant-1w.
ill-liit'li.
Turkish Bath Towels, 1‘111'
1K lm'll. .‘iol. (Dz.
$1.90
s. lil\'i'll1l1'l' .1111! 111111 liiil'lll‘iN.
50 cts.
Baby Turkish Towels. bl
lVlt'Vi‘».
”Wish Face Towels .
llt'. iii‘i‘w :lllvl lllll-illll'l‘ lwl'
"0 CtS.
~5"11(!:lll\ \lli1,111'\l \llll'\,
25 615.
Bath Mats, 50 cts and up.
l'r.‘l~l'.iil-i'l.
Have you seen our Sun
5/91"»
1‘21?
Shillc Department yet?
' C0
cell. As a natural thing for him to do.
in this country of doors. he closnd the
cell door behind him. Thus was be
held a prisoner until Sergenni Hunt
released him later,
3. Royal Keith in Mishap. 5
Simeon Royal Keith, of N0r\\’1ll.ll..
was mail carrier on the train willob.‘
met with the accident at Harrison, N.
Y., yesterday. The palm of his right
hand was. injured and he sustained a
severe shock. He will be all right
again in a few days. however.
”W“...
l
Conductor! PunchesAre Rsnieterod.
"Tito lulu-manual- on u railroull‘ train
when he inns his ticket punched proba-
bly does' not know that the punch
(nut-k usml by tho mildlmt'ol' in one of?
17.001! ain‘t-rent designs." lolnni'lled
b‘mllk E. llmu 11 1111 old time rllill'olld i
111nn."0n the biz; 111111114115 them 111':
no two punches that burn lilnrks dc-
Ilgned llliku5 11nd the immature com-
lnomo commission by oxnmilling the
punch mark can truce the ticket punch-
ed to tho conllllctol, 1111111 111111 road
upon which the ticket wnu given. To
get 1: punch 11 conductor lulu to sign
seven papers before it ill debit-rod to
him. There used to be an old oouplol.
Mark Twain wrote it, which 1111111“
ranch. punch. punch with care.
Punch in the presence of the puma-ire. i
“In the old don the nilrouda~thnt
was befoeo the days of the interstum5
nominated commission-didn't Vcllro
what kind of punches their employees
need. but today it 16 dlfloreut Every
punt-ill registered 11nd nvery lllui‘k to
(infer .‘"«~\l demotion I’nst.
mwm
peeMVlTil iaeueo TODAY“
» Building inupector Clarence I li‘lnch .
Wrangell“ permits thin;
mom”? , .l‘
'1". 0. Johnson for «tension or we
feet and eminent oi iodine at
home of Well flunkemeir. in
Gibson court, to cost 8200.
Enoch Silver for Minimal: an elec-
in Washington street. 1
113 W. Penuell for pluhbing in the
11mm 11 Corbett Bleak in Wesiiinip
ton street. l
mum‘s-u
l ”(our mint property is costing
my every duty. it serum ”in 11111. his property. W'hcen 3101611 ”The.
_ will m 19,111 10“ MO I police hove their eyes out Bar
in.
’Vl‘ry medallion. . 5
.Btylos. the most up ‘to (into
._.....L.__..._ _ .._. --.., ~._.....~.._... . .
ADVERTISE!) EETTERS
Below is e 1131. or letters remaining
uncalled for It the {allowing post om-
cee for the current ween.
South Norwaik.
Mrs. A_ i; "Alidel'eoil.
Roderick Buchanan.
Miss'Helon liulyml
Miss B. Mullins.
William W, May.
lmllnll llel‘riflolil.
()scime .\'., ill 12
1.. ll, Randall.
l'JlVl' .»\ 1'12
Mr lloborieon. (‘Hl'tr 1".111-11 A'- in.
body,
Mills 1'7. lleli‘llll Slilsullllrr Hini
School
Mrs. Mamie Stun-rolls...
Mm. Annie Treslh.
iMrs; (Mill? Vliez, l-i \i'li'itlllilw 51
(l. J. Weinheimor.
Miss lllny Wright.
’ E. E. CROWN. i’.
fi-ONLV THIRTY CENTS.
cents will
.\|,
81131111
"l‘.'i‘.‘».lilii1~
and home magazine lentil-.11
Young's magazine. on up 1135(le lllll'
uto periodical for all lllenlnel-q oi‘ 1m
family. into your home tor time:
months. For mil particulars lead the
"Boutioel Ofier on the Home 5114--
Tblrty brim-i
lllil’
partment page.
GREENWIGH CONDUCTrm.
CUMBS TO lNJURiES.
GREENWOH. April 13.1’unioll ll
minimum conductor on a trolley 0111.
died in 11 local hospital yesterduy no it
result or injuries received Bonn-tiny ‘
night ltt the our burns. lilo lluli
alluded from 1113 car to rcmova tll‘
headlight when he was struck by m.
SUC-
l trio club for A. J. Angevlne it lion other our. receivingoovere total 1111! ll
Juries.
u. Manus- want-4...... twelwo H...
noun: Hts 'BIKE.
Tony lipstick, otsmlnmrd, llotlnmi .
the Normal: police that s Ysie may
the";
wbebl.‘
Norwalk Chronicler