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THURSDAY, DEC. lo, 191s
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
. Mrs it it Hendricks. of Cove ave-
use. spat yesterday with relath es in ,
meson.
The “Addie V The Second" yester-
fiay towed tho Red Star No. 11 from
'flVe WestpsrtbarbortoWilIoa Point.
iIiiss Ethel Naylor. of Raymond
llrothcrs' oilca town is conilned to
tar llolle on flat avenue, by illness.
V The stliidres ol the past Norwalk
school are rehearsing ”for Christmas
'esercises which are to be given next
ml.
- Mr. and Mrs, Daniel L'liommedieu
and Alonso Wheeler; of Rowan street.
Inst evening returned from a brief trip
., til Danltur)‘.
This evening as important meetqu
of the Royal Workers of Advent Chris
tian Church will be held at the church
all You Salli» street.
Mrs. Sylvester Seller-k mother 0!
lira John R. L'Homnledieu, of Belle-
_ port. 1., L. is elijoying a brief visit at
the home of her daughter on Osborne
avenue.
Richard Hendricks and liouis Hen-
dricks, of the East Side. are among
Ills local Ishermen in Weatport today
“after frostiish, ‘which‘are said .to be
.Qientifll‘l
A force of Raymond Brothers' work-
men are busy unloading the “Die
patch" of a cargo of anthracite coal
and the "Red Star" or a consignment
of bituminous coal,
Archie Benellsha. of Pennsylvania
Blots College, am of ‘lir. and Mrs.
v J. Bensiiaha. of Fort street. was
yesterday awarded a cash scholarship
“of 8100.00 is Spanish by first institu-
tion.
The petitions of Jdln cities, the
Atamnorary bridge tender. were ll"
sznted to the council last Havenlng.
"bearing over a thousand 'nslses. The‘
public at large evidently want Mrs
Cole taken care of in some substan-
Vital manner, by the city, '
The members of the foreign mission-
ary Society. of the East avenue ill. E. ;
rehurch. met last evening at the home
of an. Hannah- Saymour. on Rowan ‘
street Regular business was trans
—- 4 grandad an interesting program was
alloyed by those—‘ilt‘mcndsnes
Mahmenta were served
local women. are pleased with
the news that the Lowndes Oyster
Company. 0! South Norwalk. have
again startedto open oysters at their
.own house on Water street. This
company for some time hare'shipped
their oysters out of town. but their
recent decision to open them here
will mean the employment of more
‘Norwalk hula . “‘1?
Although its veracity cannot be all-
'aolutely proves, an interesting story
is told of how the exact spot to sink meets this evening. 'reu will be serv- .V'propriatinn may 1,, secured; with oer-1
' the well on the property of the new
municipal electric station. on Bayview
Place. was accurately chosen. A maul
3th modestly called himself “the
water-witch” held in his hands the
tort: of a peach tree limb and held
the same over the ground. After-o
while the limb turned in the hands
mf the “water-witch” without any ef-V
fort on his part. He then told Messrs
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OWAYTO‘ m3 i
Mrs. Elisha. W. Colo returned
homelaatalfltfraalaviattwlthbor
WenflmvflcnrylaachJaarook
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it is thought that those is a slight
improvement h th. Mina of Ralph
L. Panel. of “inlay street. who
hssbeennlpssrhsalth for-sometime.
These long winter evening, mllny
exciting gasses of piaochla are played
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I'M” If“ ‘
NEE!
mm 593;” aovenvlaalla.
all!” When Out Shopping.
V if the selection of your Xmas gills
. cal burden. and you are bewildered by
.the never ending display of things
.you have forgotten that the spirit of
Christmas is of fireside origin. Gifts
was Ethel Knapp or mount “(2- jot usefulness. gifts, that through their
line spent Saturday in New York itactor of intimate my“ endear the
”“99"“ givers beyond expression in the heart
The Dorcas Bible class met with 0‘ the recipient, Wham" old or )0“;
Mrs. Henry Neamann of South are can be found at the A. J. Collins 00.
our WedneoduV alter-noon. Their line of furniture and home fur-
J. J. Quinn of Ithaca Visited with num’ ”New“ sable]: they m"
friends in town ibr two days @13me in their 5111 “Pam“
Iweolt. 3dr Quinn formerly resided you will hull of genuine mint, dlaunc
here 'tivo in character. and reasonable in
'5 wt 0'.
3" W - ll... .
A very inipartant unsung 0! Hazel Steady,
Rebekah Lodge, 1.0. 0. E. “lite:
held in Odd Fallows' Hall hula? at‘
K p. m. ‘
The N. I. Ryan 00. takes much
pleasure is directing your attention
to their holiday display. of gloves.
A lot of fine shrubborr and nines VTlle stock tennis-ts the very best
have been about the Li-
and neat Minn-bin gloves at mod
bruay grounds by Stephen Earl‘s
80in (x m 1'50“.
Mr. “a “1‘!- Am D “W The law ”. 0' W! for 130“"
,ul hallway. N J,, ml is. M- day presents opened yesterday atvl thousands upon thousands of dollar-
end at the home of Mr. and tan. Trimamt’iiyatt’l. Hundred-statics
William Quin. of the «sun's molt popular novels
- Lara given in the big advertisement on
The work of moving the old Dams cull ‘9“an
bullets; dowa south avenue to its me 8' “d “In” ' the b
and the DH“. is W
new site on East Maple street has ”’6' “m ”9"
st theilawaymv Haas coup-uh
quarters in Rowayton avenue. There
are many soon players among the
members and many good games result.
Do not forget services at the Math
ndlat Church tonight. Rev. Charles
E. Berta. of Norwalk. will preach on
the topic. ’Onr Gospel." Harry Sterl-
ing will sing. At the meeting last
night there was a large attendance. "“"m‘ 7““ ‘9 “Wm? “m“ ‘3’" Girls. '1‘le Swilt's Adventures. Can the department had made frequentl
lrai High series. Meadowbroolt Glrls,j
and Dr. Barto gave a good sermon.
David Bosnia-of Toheaelts. gave a $20000 worth °f real estate Judge children are many beautifully illus“ “W" was (“fly clean. but when the
recital at Woslssy hall New listen. .Burpea in the “m 0““ hand- tratod stories of the Bible, of history. ingpecwrs tried to go through the‘
Tuesday crank; under the auspices of
the music department of Yale holver ”t “‘9 "mm", “M i' W ““- 'axprealiy for childish minds The line in am building, they were met with;
my or the hsaslt of Lowell House "3 °f a“ “"7“ “m"“cu‘” 0"“ Vor booklets. dietitian. Oilfiltmll mm «on, and the
The worthy charity. combined with
the eminence of the soloist. attract
ed a large audience. which received
Stir; Elephant with enthusiasm.
Rowayton people will be much pleas
edwith the m trolley service in
Slalom which will m. shot after
Next Monday. Cars will leave Nor-
walk on the m forty minute
schedlfle and will “through to Stan
ford mating it's loop M the sta~
ties at thst'phes. The last through
car for Notwalk from Stamford will
leave the Stanford railroad station
at11:85. Thslaatthroilghcarlor
Stamford? as- Nsrwaih will leave
Main aad'Wal! M at 11 o‘clock.
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Nltorl‘ollltZ
.
Miss Teresa Hoyt was a Halter in!
Stamford this weak. '
Ambrose Brewer of Norotoa was a. 1
\isitor out of town yesterday.
(fiatanse “has has disposed of
his shotgun to air. Moral-sad. A:
last we Rel sale.
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.‘l‘hc Now “all! lad Athletic
Club hold a meeting and social in:
Austin} libel My m. .
'lhe Methodist Ladies Aid socletfl
cd after the arresting.
George Stanfield. a former resident!
of Noroton Heights. was in town yes- [
tcrdar. mowing acquaintancea
Work has been greatly interior-red?
with on the law are house and the
garage by the atom q; the pest few?
in!“
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The new Tokanelte roadway was
”fiver, claim made in $6 W tiled
Sorg‘anisod stats antiaosnutlo control
iwas indicated“ a m of‘ the Mary flatten ease. About no union
. held recently at the taste agricultural: ufnvwrlnx centm
Lexperilnsnt station. when plans
Brown a: Hoyt ‘0 link their well fit under discomfort at a meeting in thej
.lhs spot where the peach tree limb Town Hall. Tuesday evening. Noth- i
of waterwaafound. in: definite in regard to the matter!
turned and plenty was done. however. Few were pres—V
out. and the discussion. liming with
The complete score of the pool tour- the pram. m “ ”rm! 0.0V
moment in We Benedict Farms'
In spite of the weather. a goodVi
been silahuy hampered tor several laarkably low
dun b) the storm. sons when the salsa hav- heea most
satisfactory. was there the choice
The Mothels' Home Club will moot both in subjects. and in the celebrity
with Mrs B. 8 Lawrence. South me-
nue. Wsdn i Dec. 16 at 3 p. m. :of the authors that is to be found in
A complete list!
There will be interesting papers road *"19 Ml display.
“It child Questions of titles will be mailed upon request._
"‘ The list or books for boys and glrls‘
include all of the most popular series
including the Motion Picture 309'! and
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HARRIS WiNI JMMRTANT SUIT
000 and construction d Will
in ‘ suit “WM“ ‘1” u". t“ “"riand many more. in books for younger
ed down a decision murder in 3“" W .m an other taleI written
My. h Stallion.
The controversy in the case arose
over the proper construction to be
placed upon a will.- The parties from A 531‘!“ ginning of stimuli... at
V.Ml' M Md ml.“ lhfl Marty m‘“a & stewen'
traced their title to this will. Ashort
time after purchasing the prop-rt)“.
cards. tau alld‘ laws is moat extan-
alvs and embrace! litany items.
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party. but the purchaser refused to them
accsprthedesdnpmthagrouadthst. ' ' ‘
said will was invalid. and the title RIM M's his adv.. on page
therefore defective to the extent of bias of thiamine, for most interesting
about candid «use m. Them- Christmas sniff?» store is only
upon Mr. Ms. his com-ck Mailman bsph- Be sure to
JudgoN c; mdsmmsassdasuit look than: over batons making pour
toosmpelltheparchaswtotahth'Ilparshasu. ‘
My nomad: to cos-tact. that 4......
question of law involved were coastil-' sealants: new and delicious. as
cred suite liter-atlas by more of Klyas‘l Potato ilrssd. Try a loaf
legal profession. in his memoranmf
.of decision. Judas Bums sustains
Christmas letters. cards, booklets
[new at J. l Malletws.
by Judas Dods- lll bahaltof Mr. liar l V4.44
rls. and holds that the tale 5' per Sporting may he pm“ for
fact. and that the W mould up», “why m_
locust it and lily Malls props-rut
in accordance with the contract. J
‘t Provisiol'l soft advertisement
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Don't fall toraadthaaeera Meat
in
To not “a?! all! m. mu'e‘ » d
‘ aw
slam!" mmtm.- -
mm cm. wasmxo'm'rl. Dec. 1o.——'rne big-
That a dumbed effort w“! be .'reat Judgement for damages. ever
trends-rod we the Shaman antl-
made to place Connecticut in line for' {T l“ I” w for. consideration be
‘fore the Supreme Court in the Dan-
Oouedicst Anti-fluorine league, gut-n“ mostly day laborers in but man-
in Connecticut“
M: were appealing (root the judgement
a‘cf the New York federal courts do.
aler's-lag that they should pay D. ‘E.
Loewe ,ti: Company. of Danbury. hat:
manufacturers.- 8852. ooo damages for
.Va boycott against the concern'a hats
I'durins a strike of their workman
more than ten years “up
legislative action were discussed“
a committee of are napalm so can
and mm a M" W the 19le
session-oi the general assembly.
.it is hoped that an adequate ap-l
:‘taln percentages svalldhlé tar moot-l
ate nae.aotlnt planacaa hollow.
motion early in ms Amendment!
llllil INTER!” All]
to the bill passed in 1913 by the F ,1 ”SHELLS
assembly. but vetoed by Governor
"Baldwin. will be inserted to meet ob '_Aahury Park Woman Had Complete'
jectionahle features The committeel Nmoua gm"«'"_n°“°"d t°
will also prepare a substitute bill lnod ‘ Health by villel.
Ieled on the law now in force in thei Ashury Perle-N. J..-r~ -"l was in such
state of New York. where anti-mos ;a nervous. weak. run-down condition
quito control is centralised locally. in I that if could not sleep nights. every
county commissions of five. mbdltedl little thing disturbed me my appetite
by the gavel-nil} for‘ each “county , éwaa very poor, and J was losing flesh.
444......» .l was so nervous at times that I used
lPL‘AVWRlGHT as WHOST AT 'lto faint, and hairs hysterlos lso my
PARTY OWE" “'33 HALL:h0llI6WOPk for a family of four and
.’ 5H.
Leading Womnn 9‘.” Saturn Flam V ‘they became alarmed at my condition.
trend by Porter Emma Brdwn.‘ am“ on em without benefit.
“3 .WJM One day our mam assumed that I
Porter 13mm {3303“ “‘3‘" 0’ my Vinol mid tondma how ithadh‘elp-m'
"A Fool Tm “"9 ”Tl“ s‘d others. 1; did so. and it has sun.
thrift" “ll ”“7 “h“ 9“” mlhly done wonders for me”. as i am a
VPsinta for dentin-I NW to Con-i
I- “,0le x
has become a mental as. well as physi. ‘
The wearers of ”Ram shoes are uni-l
Mr Harris contracted to sell the pro versnly satialed. M. ii. Glover sells "
from whom live and other
1“ l. B m m'muiactursrs of opium have bought
‘tlle crude gum from which they made
piston is due to the fact that
travels frequently thrOugil cities
between Boston and New York includ-
32. 000 for the next sitting of the Unit- ‘in Holyoke. and alwals steps for 3
all States court at New listen before day .or two at Chinese joints to u inch
Jun Edwin 3. Thou“! on the third she has free admittance. Her full
Tuesday in February; The bonds were i “we ‘5 Ruth F 181138“
furnished by the National Surety
Company of New York, through its
mgfigohm 5329:2233? de loounciimen Considering Some Posi-
It was learned by the government. tion in the City for Him.
detectives yesterday that I is sent al VThere is little doubt but what the
wire to his long. or secret society, my will show its appreciation of past
the Hip Sing. one of the strongest of services rendered in a faithful man-
the my” my Chinese “ml or ner by John H. Cole, one-time lender
10¢“th which include also the 0n '0! the old carriage bridge. TileCosn-
Moog and Four Brothers. Lin. Hill. which was petitioned in the null-
il‘unumun [rum First Page.)
WILL CARE FOR MR. COLE.
nlad that any tong was working for gm 3"” control 0‘ “‘9 bridge
him and maintained that there was! There 1‘“ ”9°“ some talk 0‘ 390‘“
no money in the blue. and that the ing Mr. Cole as a helps" to the two
money had been put up for him by Renders already named. who will take
gli-leulls it was the belief of the do imam Chute 900“ ‘l ’5 ““5 M'-
tactivea. however. who found the. Cole could be given the work of keep
lng clean the new bridge, which will
be quite a job in itself. some doubt be-
ing expressed whether one man can
in the safe, that the money belongs
to the tong to which his sent a wire.i
and that he is very prominent in the keen It I! clean and In the proper
tong in this country. The federal pill- im ‘3 desired.
cers making the raid left Hartford.” 4444-44-44.44--.”
say. where. they said. they were to!
make another raid. -,
‘ The news of the raid created a scn- ‘
,aation in the city yesterday and nu-
merous inulriea were made as to
how it was possible for a place of;
such unsanitary conditions to escape;
the health department inspectors. it
was learned that the inspectors of
inspeatatlona of the place. the last only
two weeks ago. The restaurant. it-
;rsmalnder of the twenty four roomsl
. s . major-1.:- .'s . .
Chinanlen
blandly smiled and said the roomsl
were unoccupied. The inspectors ac- ;
cooled their word (of it and did nolV
prosecute the inspection further
{ Building inspector Burton S. Clark?
'waa asked whether he had ever mallet
Luthili: M.
inspection of the premises l
and he replied that he had not i
’i‘he place was . not ciaaatdl
as a tenement how. and he had W
or been called upon to inspect thug
'eltita of the building. Now that the
federal caldera anaemia-sled that
the place wsh used as. lodging bonsai
.lly ChinameDEhs mama to make a
mama's inflection at the first op?
pol-mum. and an is it that the build
ing was made idoemply with the m
sullen: hoses law in every r’eapecus ev- .V
oral members of the local lira depart- ,
Ina-til“! impacted ills place at dif J
fordllt was. and loom! ponditlons
M but II share is no drawravantion
ordinance they were powerless to do .
anything. res building inspector.”
ilrs marshal. however, hes power to
, direct the shaping up orthe place Illtli
{.wlli ill on at‘ nine; «
the ham» Sign.“ State street.
the em: lilacs M" or which are
F raaklln Street
l
wont?
be mutually limit-cable.
mous- .-
alleged
the refined product. Part of this sus- ;
she‘
through an interpreter yesterday de. liar. last evening, will not set until
if you are looking for used Cars a
Bargain, Call at
Garage
The City N atlonalb Bank
A GOOD BANK.-
line cam-riot“- taught )0“ in air
.\ N bank [was better as it mom: older and its (slalomers use
Vasily grow with Madness nrrangvmrnta to be wmiancnl must be
This Bank invites you to join that large number of demsllors who for
may lmrs lulu- found hmalllm millions here both [Vleasaot and pro-
_. 4.4. .4 444..- M
Lil-:lliliw- {Vllitln‘m
“willing Talm- Plau- at \uosl ‘1';-
“‘11“! ill is'l. Rosie Hotel.
\‘ew hos-ll.
HHIDlHEi’UR'i‘Jlec.10.v~l.ieul. Ai—
bert J. Merritt. commanding officer
of tilt- Third dilislon of the Kauai bai-
tzllion of the state. liquor prosecuting
liquor agent. a well known bachelor.
lawyer and club man, and Miss Greer
E. Andrews were married at high
noon yesterday at the St. Regis hotel
in New York. The Rev. Marion D.
Palmer. pastor of the Fifth avenue
Parabyteriun church officiated. Only
a few'relatives of the contracting
parties were present.
The bride is very well known in
Bridgeport. She is a young Woman of
attractive personality, and has heats
of friends in Bridgeport. She is a
daughter 0‘ Mrs. John M. Drisln-ou
of No. 25 Washington court, but has
been living with her sister. Mrs. Har—
ry Allen of No. 324 Mountain Grove
street.
. The groom is 'd prominent member
of the Algonquin club. .
Lisut Merritt _.lnd his bride Will
tnlte a ten days‘ tlip in .the south.
first stopping at Washington. D C
On their return they 71"! take up
their i‘lome-at The Aide!" ’ No. 62.5;
Warren street. where in - =‘l he at.
home after Jan. 15.
www
Jewelry trinkets make i"
gifts. See the display .at lin- .'t.
Read Co.
stains,
M.
m I. fem m. £fibout noon yesterdl‘ for New Jgp. M .
CONNECT
Your \lires of financial dist-rut.
with those of this institution. l.
pl'l-snlling safely and sel‘ViCe.
RESULT
a savings account that dispels any .
. .‘ monetary embarrassment.
The Fall field Countv
Savings Bank
. Wall St. Sormlill
Wright’s V
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t: (‘al‘t‘flll drought to your Souls alc-
‘ranroo-te— “arm been in the
linebaht.
ago. the gown-lent officials so).
t We“ "thereby Ni: Quong
CQuoclt. who has been canal“ four
.times in connection with opium traf ‘
do. and has lost been released from
the New York penitentiary. About ten , V
Julia ago William Rudolph. alias the
' "Missouri Kid. " and George CollinsJ
iterator Hartford man, were arrested '
lthcre. charged with the murder oi" a
idol-olive la lows. and were after-
:vl'srds executed. The place was then
run as a disorderly house by Mac How ,
ard. The arrest was made by Chishol-
Police- Garrett J. Farrell. Captain-of-
Police N. F Butler. and chief [laugh 4
Verty of the Pinkerton deteCtive ser-
vice. 3
Chief Farrell said yesterday that.
runes ll. restaurant. the‘plaos-wss a *
favorite with the Chinese. and that.
while it was kept under tlle survell‘ -
4
users for tlude of the past
earths. inn-amuse, Cyclamen,
The South Mall: .
1‘" mm FRIENDS out ctmsums. '
“iul pleusurr we express heart) thanks to our Friends and ( “MO-
Call around and see our stock for Christmas, which include FLOW-
ERING, l-‘OIJ‘AGE and PUT PLANTS h nlnnbrrs. .
CW1. lit-pleas; Mot-mixes. Fonts, unions. Amos, Asparagus. l'oln-' .
Antenna, Conscious, Daisy!» Jerusa-
loan. (flu-nits, macaw. minus Begonias. pic.
(hlt Flam of quality. All Christmas greens of special decom-
tluc salon so dul't‘forgrt t-vcrytllim for Christmas can he found at -
South. Nor-walk Flower Co.,
No.2 South Main Street
Telephone ’354 :
ance of the local police. there had been
no signs of law violation recently, The
chief said that investigations of re-
ports of white girls living with the
Chinamen ill the place had been fre-
quently thwarted by the dashing of
The federal omcers while in the city
said that there were at least two oth-
orplaces which. up to Tuesday. had
is probable that as a result of the
marriage certificates upon the oili-
i tried beer iron and wine and cod oars.
been running as opium joints and it '
raid the police will guard the China-
lur- - '
. I .
Electrlcal Co. .
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRiCAL‘SHOP j '
.in the Town .
auro‘ auPPLlEa
.. Phone ans-50..“ mill 8t.,
So. Narwslk. Musichi‘lall-‘ilock. ’
'l‘lleReed ail/oil } a; *'
stories which have become «mus,
wall woman and ant-il'ely cured of my
iridge parlor. follows:
fled Hodge. William Gehrmam attendance malls merry Tuesday eve-
12—4 1—1 «fling at the Newton Heights fins-
‘ ‘ 34 house. where the W Annual? of
, M 7 the Fire Company-am an slit-fant-
;- aa . 1” .ioned supper, with an the good oldi
1 32.43 19 “home made". things they used to
. 41 25. «have All old—ammo :danoe rot-i
31 . lowed: tango and imitation found no i
i: 39 .room there. It was a happy time for
SH 43—!
, 10 48—1 led the m'
volt. About so use pct-ant during the intro 8 box party at tile Lvrlc theatre.
levenlns. Dm’l orchestra turnlsll- 1 Bridgeport last evening in honor or
i bliss Blanche Hallflplablng this week
' as Margaret Holt. in “The Conspiracy”
nervousness."--hira. Katherine E.
.Klsln. Aa‘bury Park. N J.
Such reliable testimony should cone
Vince others a! the value of Finch
men much more closely.
, Was Woman Agent!
Inquiries made yesterday about the .
Flanagan woman. who was found in
COX _ ..
The making at the Panama Canal
iwaa shows and explain“ in on. able
lecture by It. was. who an an
engineer knows no technical points
got the construction. in the Gangren-
§*tional Church. Tuesday night. Kr.
Pomhhthelsctmslal «the
23001 “Meditate“. Pictures
_ coll-
AHA-St Bernard & Co.
Fancy & Staple
Groceries
Mr.JBrown la at'work on a new play
in~which Mina Hall is to star in New
York next season. Among the guests
in them wereCaptaln hadron. of
the United States array. and Ira.
Aldrin. It. and Ira. m o.
Ernest and Mr. and ill-I. Henry Sloane
therefore if you are worn out. weak
and narrow. and money strength
and more vitality. [we ask you to late
Vinol, our delicious odd liVsr and 11'0an
tonic. if it fails to benefit you we give”
back your muses.
Visa! is a W! remedy for
.mmaallhe
..‘ film-W .las' nan use.
one of ms banks of the opium Joint .
when it was raided show that the
woman is well known in Hartford and
insoveral cities of Massachusetts.
Bile is all coho the wife of a men
nowllviaglnMandtdhavahad 'V.
two previous husband- llar am has V
band was an ulcer in the united .
couple llvadlnme
a:
' XVln‘as‘chiitsncesl
. for tile _
Old-Country ’ ;
“7m BTAJI' "NE mam.
mum
Axum
l...
J. l. is) accuse.
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Norwalk Chronicler