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Hawaii; and So. Norwalk. Conn.
E. K. Banks
IIhIcitomo mm Illicit. Io. mot
CHRISTMAS
'— ____.__ -.,~_‘_,_-_~___..... .__,.,__ .. _._.
New
Hotel Miillackemo
*fminhc.«
cation. _ 'Sept 9. 1891 scoond degree murder,
Daniel C. Casey. 3i. t‘0ilnevticut.; Ville. Twenty-first application, Inno-
Bridgeport March 5. I914. arson: cent.
innocent family needs his suppol‘i- "James D'Angoni. 33 July, Hart-
l John Dynea. $9. ”prisoner No. 7";
iC.,onn Hartford. Sept. 23. 1873. seal
and degree murder, life 27th applica—
tiun. 1501 guilt). was accessory toi
icrime only: has exploited his offense i
Denmark, 1
l
i
trill-silt Isitlllli -
- Hill A utensil,
it’oqtinued rum titer me)
, V . l Carla F. J uhllson, 8 7 .
their innocence, and in malty my Ellariford'. June l7.1913.obtalnlng
they have been sufficiently punished. Anon?! under false pretense. one to;
The applicants:— three y.eai~il Second appiltation Wife:
Name. age. birthplace. place of ion int-.alid and children need his sup 3
sentence. crime. etc.. of the forty-' Vm 1
six are herewith given»!- i’eter Iluhaka. 58. Austria. Hart-I
. Gustave Bookman. 28. Sweden. ab-‘Vthrd. (lot 7. 1902. second degree!
use if icmale child. Bridgeport. Dec. ‘itiurder life.
21 Hill). eight to twenty years. i Cologne Catanil. 33. Italy. Hart-
Joseph Einbley, 46 Engandsiord. Julie 6. 1911. assault to kill,
Bridgeport. April 5, 1904. second (12- two to five years. Suficienuy pun.
gree murder. “life. second application. .ished,
Joseph Fililanca. 3i. itay. second , Says Hols Innocent.
("harles Gong, 42. China. Hartford
degree murder. life. seventh appli-
Wulnenioo Ctsare. 39. Italy. iford, fiepl. 23 1913, assault to kill,
Bridgeport. Marcli 7. 1912, conspir- two to file years SentenCe exces-
may to assault. three to file y.eara slve.
second application \‘ot guiltl, hodi (iueseppe Cataldo
2.6 Italy. Hart.
By buying coal here
We are careiui'in buying
our Supply and consequently
our customers are faatisficd
with the way their-coal bums.
BOOKS
NOW ON SALE.
.VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
Come In and Look Them Over.
DONNELLY S.
Stationeryswre. rGSGMIInSti
. ...
3‘ "'
WEATHER FORECAST. .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday: colder tonight
The western and of highprossure
now tot-inc a long ridge extending
from North Dakota southemward to
Alabama. It is causing unusually low
temperatures for the season of the
year throughout the western and
Haven. snow hurries were reported
. .from the Lake region. but there is no f
3 well-defined storm area east oi the.
Rocky'biol'intahii.
ConditionI favor for this vicinity
lair weather; except possibly curries
S of snow. with somewhatVlower tem-
peraturea- '5
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
. TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 38:.lligil.
7 59. f Clear.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Smith have re-
turned to their home. in Norwalk.
Ohio. Miss Lillie Smith, sister or Mr.
Smith. is with them. She will return
about the last of December.
Luther ii Wright ”through his at-'
Arrangements may be.
triad: for Dances, Balls and
other afihirs.
Popular price bill of {are for
Lunch and Dinner'
i
southern districtI. Zero temperaturoill
' were reported from ivorth Dakota Ind
V Minamoto. and freezing temperaturgs
extend as far south as Louisiana anti
anti-shalom. :lt am caldera“! min-
in: It Mint“. 6a.. thanitmw New (the active manager of the institution.
}ai_ld ranks. a stem: -
"member-ed Mr Miller recenilyzbdri ”l9
lcliued Robbrt McPherson’"s
Sir Thomds W. Morgan. Criind In-
spector. with visit “Clinton command
your... Nov.
20, for the pill-polio of lustfudion. or-
fled
The Hotel Oilfield!
Clifford 116th: cm
corporIted. V' *The i _ . _ .
are William siév filmingkig
ii???”
Interest
n the hotel William Stevens-will lib
."
‘Adilio Ezekiel Brooks. 80 years old,
of Rockvilla, Conn. and Anna C. Bak
or. it yam old; or NewV RoChelio.
Conn. war-o married this morning in
the Town Clerk's once by Justice oi
the PM.J0hn.W. Cumow. .Both the
bride and groom havobeen married
three times. this making the Iourth
trial for each. ' V' .
- There will be about 500 prize birds
shown at the poultry show to boglvan
ln' Rooduer's Hall, on Washington
street. under the auspices of the Nor. d
walk Poultry Association during
Thanksgiving weak. Many out-of-towli
dealers in poultry supplies have hired
booth-room in the hall.
be a notable one.
The will of the late Alexander Camp-
I
three. you re.
tier of the Red Cross. will be: dxempll-
The event will
Iaiuily nceda hlm. , .
Joseph Stout. 50, Conn. Bridge-
port. Dec. 22,1908. second degree
murder. life, claims belt-defense.
. Thirty-Six Team in Maori.
Frank Baoseet. 60.
port March I. l879, second degree.
murder. lifc.‘ ‘innocent; has been In
euflicionlly punished: phi-incl-
crime relapsed. .
Bassilio Sanducciu. 30.11am,
Bridgeport Sept. 26. Hill, assault to
abtiab female. two to six years. In-
in
‘ nooent. .
Gavinp Seem.
Feb.‘?6..191ll manslaughter
, three warn. Self deft-lune.
\jichiicl Tuacuno 28 “Ah ”ridge-
poet. tlct. 1.1818. attempt di arson.
one to three years. innocent.
Uénnis DOOHINI, 20. 001111..
outer. Feb. IS. 1914. breaking and en-
terillg..two to {our years. Innocent.
Milkin- Again”
\Vlliiiinl J. I). ll‘OWit-l'. 3'13. New Jur-
ist-y. Middle-town. We- 1:. lilli'. indo-
lit-til tumult. (his in nineteen )‘t‘ill‘fi.
Third applitatlon. H
Alex Sludge. .23. New Y'tlik. New
London. May 0.1913. roilbrn llllt' lo
innocent.
liontliil..3VS. lihodo ll-l-'
l. I913. ub-
.two to three-
\Viiliuin H.
loud and Norn'lch.V Oct.
a‘ldnnmeut of wife. 1-10..
yours. - .
JOSHIII Amara. 21. ital). Norwuhf.
Sept. 20.1912..nlisuull to murder...
10 years. (lave state's evidence.
entitled to pardon. '
\nd Addie Btu-nil.
Addie liurlls. 52,- Conn“ .\'olw.lch
Jail. 28' 1909.:ctu-niiliy. knowing Viln'i
abusing minor female. twelvo to
twenty. yonril. second applicatloiu In-
In” .
”MIG - momma»
\
f‘ ‘Kate Cobb, 86. :‘prlsoucr .‘m It,"
. Connzr_ Norwich. Jan.
Vu-M
11,1879 inur-
mwii’. hind“ Fifth unali-
thirty-nix yuan.
and mm to 4901‘th remainder mine
with children ' it I
Frhnk Fulcqnc. H.1taly. Norvi‘llfil.
January. 8. 1914.'cnrnal ohmic. 0th..
eighteen to twcnly- Vflve vein-3.111110-
c.cnt
Honk Minor. 84. Comm. .‘lr-u Lith—
don. Muv ll. 1912,1ndeccni assault.-
two to {our yours Sulficiently pun-
ls‘hed.
Goome Gicmmn. 31. Conn. Norwich
March 16.1906 second degree mur-
tit-r. life. ‘
‘ Harry Epstein.
,which. Oct.
,threo to six years Not gully.
\Viliinm A. tarot-rim. all Conn.
Norwich Sept 1912,
use. ctr... two to tile yours Innocent.
Antonio Ilorlno. 33, Italy. Water-
bury. Juno
Somalia
hop}, line ”@913
36, ”Russia. Nor-
2“!
falsehoods at trial and wants to tell
thirty tours. Innocent.
Would Return to ital). .
Michael A. Orlando. 69, Italy. New
liaivenp Feb. ll.
murder. life.
tlnn. Wants to return to Italy.
(‘onn . Bridge g
prison thiriy- -six years. and has been,
28 ituly. Bridgeport, '
one to;
“'incil- ‘
.1910. their of horses,
carnal ab-
2.1i 1908. assault to mur-
er. ltvelvc to tw‘-t~nty five years. Told
lr.utii .
Ira C. mimic, 40. Conn.. New lin-
von. April 19. 1911. rape. five to
1897, second degree
Twenty fourth applica-
'ii‘Ved moral life, been good in prison. ;ford Sept 20, 1912,11itsuult to mur-
der. one to ten years. Fourth appli-
Icaiiun Sllfflciently punished.
i
V
i mmvs ma THE BIG GAME.
How The New Haven Plains to “In
die from! at Y'ule-flnnnrd
, Match.
i The New York; Xpw
‘lltll'tiord is pleptlrlng To hundle the
ibiggcut passenger traffic movement
in its history on VSuturdnt, Nulem-
Iber 21 the day of the Harvard-Yule
football match at New Haven.
i The games between these two uri-
ivi-rsitlcs have in the'past furnished
ithe greatest mass movement of 1:33.
Aoeiigcrti with which the New Haven
‘hus had to deal. This year the open-
Ving of the great Yale Bowl. the new
iconcretc stadium, will, it iii believed,
double the attendance. The crime.
lotion is than when the. grime Is called
the humun contents of tile Bowl villi
, mgregnie it little our 70, 000 people.
n! this number It is t-siilliattd that
ubnt 35 .000 uill trl'lml to and from
Sew “men by train.
’-I‘i:lffit- officials of the _.\'o\v "arch
[loud hul- been ill w0lk l'm dome
tilnt- milking .iirimgieliu-nls to handle
this enormous number of people with
idiSDalt‘ll and smoothness and with.
out interfering with the regular '41 r-
lice of the railroad. Tho plillls made
provide for n sclvicc from New York
of twenty-the speclui trains. the. first
:loavlng ill 8:10 a. m. Faiftrcn spatial
trains will run from Boston and other
points. the iloaton scrlice beginning
Int 8: 00 a. in All regular trains to
grind from New Haven the day of the
game will be provided with extra
ivqtllpmohi to their full publicity.
Trains operated from New 11m on will
have an aggregate carrying capacity
of :0. one iiamiignm'V trains from
Boston will have “a capacity of lo 000
and trains from Other points :1 Crop.
ncitv ”of 5. 000.
All preikliuiiy"nnltoitncod- no pri.
lute early 7 0 249'? York «will xi»
moved dill-infill;l period. collared by
this richedulo. Priv nto cars will have
to move the day hrovlous? or at lent-i
in time for arrival At New Haven be-
fore it: 00 n. m. ., the day at the sumo.
Likewise. it will not be possible for
prlvnto cure to icmo New Haven :14.
ter lilo game before 8:00 p iii.
To facilitate the handling of till
those trains nt New Haven some un-
usual stops huvt been tokaii thins
year. Ordinarily much switching is
done :th New "men in the way of
putting ton and taking off during
cars and coaches on regular trolna
‘On the day of the. promo no switching
of this kind will be done all New Ha-
ven. trains ordlnIrll dropping earn
them curiying thin to Hartford.
Bridgeport. Stamford or Your Lon-
service in New Haven yards will be
accelerated by the use of yard tele-
phonon The \ow "men has also In-
stalled special electric lights no that
the entire yard used by passenger
trains will be illuminated for tho
homegoing crowd. These measures
hue been taken to avoid congestion
and delay. Precauilons hate also been
Haven and ‘
doll. in addition to tlloso 'm'onsuréo, '
. Vtornoy, has brought suit against Mai-{hem of New Canaan, has been admit-
garét A \lowton for a claim of $200 ted to probate. and Attorney John .I.
The particulars In the complaint state Cuneo, of this City. has been appointed
that the defendant purchased a second administrator. under a $9, 000 bond. At-
hand Ford automobile from the plain. torney Cuneo was also appointed con-
riff at an agreed price or $250 and that servator under a. 81. 000 bond. Attor-
8100 has been paid. The balance ro- ney Benjamin Mead, of Stamford, of
mains unpaid. An attachment for $250 the firm of Bartram & Mead. repre-
has been levied by Deputy Sheriff Lad, sents selerai of the heirs.
Vrigan. V
l
,GO‘V. BALDWIN NOT TO RETIRE
Postmaster Adrew ~Leary is making FROM ACTIVE WORK,
many changes and improvements to - H ARTFO
RD Nov. 17 -Gov Sim~
the South Norwalk Poet- office. which eoii E. Baldwin will not retire from
(Irirappfxiated by employees and dctive life when his term expires in
9“ “3 a e A new adding- machine January. bill will continue to pursue
. has been purchased for the office and the work on which he was engaged
the entire lighting system has beenibefore being elected governor M.
wonderfully improved. New ulnbrel- ' ' '
m stands also have b e h ‘cording to a. statement which he
d r ' ii i Sh“ 9“” aged"made to the international News Ser.
31“": 028. a 0°" ° 9 WW" °“- vice yesterday. on his return from the
5 0 Y “Y5 .-_. f Governor's conference in Wisconsin.
\ i “What are your plans," he was
asked. '
“I expect to be busp as long as I
Tire adjourned meeting of the City'
Council will be held this evening in'the
taken to provide emergency power at
the principal operating points on
route to ensure the continuity of the
flow of traffic.
James» W. Doty. 28. Conn. New
Haven. April 14. 1910,1110“ rem.
one mid 0110- -lnilf to eight ‘yénrs
Punished enough.
mume proportions that would men-
ace the success of the t-ntirc plans
Congequently. the road is hopeful
that cvcnone wlll do his share In
helping to mold delay.
In the first place, it is advisable,
so far as is. practicable. that people
use the early trains. It is equally lip-
portant. it is pointed out. that ppm.
Haven. July 9. 1908. second degree
mtlredi. iii‘c. Fourth application. V
John Sullivan. 36. Ireland, Ngfiv
Havon.- April 13 1910. robberi. tlvo
to eight years. sufficiently punished.
‘Jus’eph Golden; 27. Russia. New
Haven. \‘ov. 20 191i. conspiracy to
steal. two to five years. Mother needs
his support cities
Michael Vnisluc. 22, ltaly. New liu- pie accelerate their movements in V - l. .
Timon. April I. 191:1, robbery. four getting on and on trains in order V V
to ten venis Porcnis need his sup- that the starting and bgrthing 0! STAMFORD, MAGEE
port these trains may lil‘ocee with all _ . .
Andrew LocTIt-ery, 50. Conn. New possible dispatch- Bi preparing to YORK. . _' PERIELT
Haven. Oct. .‘1912, robbery. two leave trains at Né“ Haven tiromm- ' - ’ ' ACO“N '
V 1‘
Harris & Gains
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Black 1
69 North Main Street
Today'is tile la‘st‘ day of:
Shoe Sale
Louis , Avrick
Posrornce dwelt.
‘ " Iourii uonwnui
' _£
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcaiilzing it. me
Best work Ind cheapest prion
Aiulllindofdresmdtuhvrop
hand III the time. Work called
for and delivored.
Robert. .Gtegory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
. 5.‘
rr«~‘
Hayes a
. V'_...~d
EIiEt'rmo iiun'inti.
We have added a' sistem to our buairiess whutln m can wire your
house and you no: for it on the instalment plan. A “pin-rte. '"all or poem
will bring representative who will in rthcr explain. L ’
. Elinornic Liunrilvo FIXTURES. f 3"
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town. No matter rho does tip
wiring let us first quote you our prices. I“ ' ‘
Irons ‘2.” to ‘3. lectric \ucuiun (hunt-is ‘16..
'l “E “WHITE ELi‘I‘T‘RIC LU. ‘ i
So. Snrwnfi
5‘ WOW St 'Phone 342.1.
Store of
Oflclity
Curtains and Draperies
\Vc are Ofit'l'lllg irianilificentV mines in
Law 'Curtallls and Pl)l‘llf.‘rt'.~. The: values
are exceptional and -])Hllt‘i'ii.\‘
unusually
pretty. '
Great Thankigiving Sale”
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values. wé
hale made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever .conducted. You‘ll find
here a most beautiful array of Worricu’s Suits, Coats; likesiles',
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery. ' a
.4
Come to our store, asit means a big saving to you
7.98up .
car
1.98mi
“P
’i.
Women's and Misscs’ Suits from . . .. . .
Women's and Misses Coats irof .....
\‘i'olncn's and Itiisiics' Dresses from . . . . . ..
Women's and Misses' Skirts, black. gray and navy
.‘lry our Corsets from ,
Petticoats from
All ourfiats at Reduced Prices.
.un..-..nna.---.-.
"up“ '9.
w; Halls.
The style store ..
9
Chiei of them
ALL
- Samoset
ChoColates
RIGGERMAN
ROS. at your Main St.
FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large VPlota .(Shore Fronts.)
C. T McGOVERN, Agent.
‘ adjusting; feel It. liberty to consult
merit of RangeI guaranteed to “
bake and heat. that we will all ‘
from $14.50 upward.V Come and ‘
look them over before going elic- ‘
where. For honest deali
prices fair. none with Mr.
can cornpare.
Picture Framing and Gluing.
Rosen’ s Furniture Store
15 Fly Avenue ’ ‘ '
Fits-U Eyeglasses
n
o 100
' i. . to -
i .415 .vaimlmcedbl'
Should your eyes one been {will
you trouble or your glasses need
For Up-to-d‘atc Service Call ‘ "3
Fred H. GInung, ’
Funeral Director and Embalmci
Office and Radio/hoe '
Telephone 904.
WILLIAM 4. M00“. V
. 84 So, Main Sh, So. Norwaik. =
OPTIOIAN. V
' Room 6. Room Building,
No. 165 Washington 8t.
0pm“. Hoyt'd Thom.
Muddy. Wetland-y Ind FrldIy
‘~ Evenings. 6:80 to I. V
N. V. edition—727 .fh Ave, 6 to
.01 V
Goal, ‘ wood: n.....
Igoclt or
RANGES
' ‘ to tile moIt‘oomploto in flow-
Council Chamber in the City Hall. The
Connecticut Company’s request to re-
lav their tracks on south Main. street;
and to construct a new track from the
. present Washington street track to
Railroad avenue; the registrars’ biiio
for the expenses of the last election.
the report of Chief George W. Bogar-
_ due, and other important matters will
be considered. - f
.3...”
-RHGUL'AR _PRICESV:-
Sill Hepdtica,’ 25c size 18c
Sal Hepatica, 50c size 36c
Sal eH potion, $t.oosize 72c
Miercll'l "Milk Sugar, ib. . . . . 25¢
Hood's Scrappojrilia 80c
Dolor Kidney Pillow . 406,,
.1 Vin mill; on boot.
live. at one thing or another," replied
the governor "I said when I left
the bench that I did not intend to
dppear personally in the arguing of
cases In any of our state courts, but
my profession as lawyer occupied a
great many things besides Court work.
I have given opinions and that sort of
thing in 3. number of important mat-
tars since I ceased to be iudgtl.
have lilac agreed with I New York
publishing houiloV to write one of a
«rice 0! volumss which It is contam-
plating on tho choice otI proiuslomno
Iii pdrtloular V Ilibloct will be the
chain of; 'VIIW II I. profusion by_ 4.
young inn who in marking out lilI
cont-II in lilo mil I expect to be truly
' (u
4 ‘AV .1. V any-mph. 7 ”V
duoe p_loof.
leli. no... 17,1911,
enceasive and self-defense.
ven. May 13.1907.
murder. life. Second application.
to fifteen' yours. Sentence excessive
ford, March 12,1918. enticing minor’
nocont.
ford. March I. 1604. Iuanlt to mur-
der. '1"ch to twenty your! film'-
how in gloom“.
Martian FrInkIt. it. ‘l'oitnn Him
compliance-gel
wiimr -"*""~'mm.~
V‘ ”KW.
lo'five vents. 1-\'ot guilty and can pro-
Vincenzo Bone, 34 Italy, New Ha-
assault to mur-
der. seven to fifteen yet'irls. Sentence
Custod Di Luci. 33, Italy, New Ho-
second degree
Salvatore Rosa. 36. really}. New mi-
ven. June '17. 1910, manslaughter. ten
Donato Hat-Otto. 83. Italy, Hart-
iemalo. etc. one to ten years. in-
Frauit Pigeon. 57. Poland. fill-i-
oath duplication. Sorry. health poor.
(lull. Doc. 10.1913. forgery. cm, 4‘
lv. opportunities Ifor securing street
cars or Other conveyances for reach-
ing the Bowl- will be enhanced. V
Circulars are to be distributed on
each train telling the passengVVI‘s- just
where. their trains will be in Waiting
after the game and the railroad asks
that everybody againt himself care-
fully with this i orniation: '
it The ladies Aid Soriety of the First
tomorrow afternoon at the church. at
it dciock. formulas. .V .
{be ant regular meeting of the
Central-Cluhmhoidlutovdalagil
V hon-turd our. the Gain!
on u m
to.
.
Methodist Episcbpll Church will meet ‘ ' -
_, Aldo Repair-I for All Rnngda.‘.'
Jones & Hotliiikissw'
\ Company";
17 Wall Of.
Nomik.
GRAB! PNRlbi-I NOTES.
Tuesdayédlrla' Friendly society_lri
.iilo Parish Ballot 7:36.
VWadncIdIy-Woman'I Guild in the
Part-h HIll' It 1:.» Tea mod-bo-
”humus. uni-trimaran;
iii thou-lid too; It 8: is. KMgth at
mum.» It'll”. -
f solvatld'n of his soul or that lie was
Worm-amber»,
.i
.thn Mmla nutrition, 56. Conn. New Appreciating the’ big traffic problem 155 Washington St, So. Norwalk 4 ,
nil-en. May 3 V1901 second degree on their hands the day of the samle. ___.- __ " "‘ “m" , Special. Prices on.-Cash Orders.
““1..di “f0 Third applltotlon. 111- the New Hotel! officials are urgenty ‘ . . .‘
noceniV asking ‘he 00 °P°m“°" °‘ "‘0 “um” - . (“now Dunn-:3 HUSBAND FEAII- Tms Month. for Red Oak .
thmbi‘l'inillfi “WW-"'51 ”“4!- that tho arrangoi’nonts mode may be (1/. El) FOR SOUIIS SAFETY. , .
l Hem) ll Chamberlain. 50 908“; carried out successfully and the crowd i. . ., ,
nccticut, New Haven. July 18 13 .. excected lmnslwm" ”0mm” ‘0 and Widow of MIIlti-Millimuilro Promot- “ ‘
““0““ degree murder, life Thirty from New Hay-en. In ““8 connection or Insists M‘s. [Anise \lln Buk- I l ‘ ‘
first application. Did 110i intend ‘0 it is pointed out ”1‘" ‘1 delay 0‘ a ' hnmiBIAquI-Ht-irtu Big
klll’. and mnfedcratc. James F. Tal- smnll fraction of a second per PES- , Wm‘a _ l WILLIAM EFFRJOVN
1m1 released two years ago. songei would If multiplied by some ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 17.—-4Ans<!
Salvatom COMO“. 27 Italy. 39‘" 60 000 Or more of these human units. were to the suit to be brought ug- 3 Rowan St Phone “I
ninst the will of James iCampbell,
multi-mllllonuire liniiroud promoter
were filed in the circuit court today
by the widow, Mrs. Florence Crimp-V
.boli, by the daughter, Mrs. Louisei
Ann Burkhum. by St. Louis uiversityp
the ultimate beneficiary under the:
will and by the \iercnntilc Trust. Co,
executor.
The suit ivas brought by nepli-
ews and nieces of Mr. Campbell who
alleged that the will was Invalid.
that Mr. Campbell died intestate and
that he left no child in her answer
Mrs. Campbell insists that Mrs. Burk-
hum who was born In \‘ew York.
March 17.1893 is the lawful hell
of Mr. Campbell. She deities that he-
made the will under fear as to his.
“ Use Carborundlini
Sharpening Stones
unduly influenced by his spiritual ad- }
visors to be uetrth the. estate. to St.
Lduls ifh‘ivérs tyV.
Carboruiidum Axe
The digit)“ of the Chamber oi Stones WI“ '
Coin‘meréo h'ald I meeting last evening I produce a sharp, keen edge on the dull.
and matters at routine were consider-test of Axes in a very few minutes'
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