a. in both directions in the early or-
”eningbom. but one cannot even read
itb’e trained timeinbles for lock of
light. and message" are om
, .. ' ’ .‘whcn coming out of the brilliantly-
: ’ » ilighted coaches. to grape their way to
; . / . ‘7 T ithe stairways. A few nights BIO. a
‘ ‘ w r ~ lwoman got on the 9:13 train here,[
’ ' ithinking she was at Rowayton, not. lib-l
_ , ling able to distinguish "1an “out!
. 2 t POPULAR Will i
. Mar Pickford, Ted- Lockwood Hall
‘ f— ell one your or er or meat bag: Pure lard, 3 “’3 tor 250' Grand- The Famous Player); will Oder today
.33. groceries to 1340. Hayes Marketsmn’s pancake iiour. 3 for 250. «Math at backwoods Hall._Hary mum-d in
"' Merv leaves at ’3 O'clock everlier’s, Quaker or White Rose oatmealua new idea in motion pictures “The
. Wins. ‘ l3 for-25c. am or Milk crnckers, 3 Girl of Yesterday. mu Pickford a.
.‘ .. . N « a nd
Albert “5111?ng 0! Megs/en. ‘5 lbs. 25c. Ginger Snaps, 8 lbs. 25c. 2m;— eratnlnggla; in “or; ’esa
, Jim Ens; horri:?'lr::aNe:s.Yorko15mm pontoon. 250 pk. Grapes. locjum dainty mg“ ”we?” 5:, hi her
"u‘ .. men ' ' lb Cranberries ”10¢ lb. Prompt de- best effort. we com e per orm-
‘2‘ 'l“§f'§§o$§3“§§ Sgtflned toy his livery. L. Hinck. telephone 875—3. 33%:ng gfim; 381$;
._ lune On East avenue. with a slight . i‘md night Viola Allen will be men
"Winn. f ~~N ”VI-r" tin . tween "margin-“h of “Pm
r min the ma “Addie V-Zd" " jwsue Slater” which a so to
“:31; undiage from Wilson's, , - . beat alert of the V. l... 8. E. corpora-l
m to Ring’s End. 3| - OWAI I ON 1 llion.
m .
(lid. commissioners will be held out, . ' J i
m evening 0! nan Week. '~_w gunk; .. . ‘— 1 O“’l‘he mu» ‘8 me In", mg, g ,
’ Juries Hnniord. Winfield street at yer entitulglhe Regent Theatre, preaen
“Harrier. was one of the several théoptglzzut age“ Sign”: wnflwuon.=0harles K. Champlinmnd his compony
The next meeting of the Third Dis-
“"J ' \ .,/
Champlin in “Rosary; Today.
M
Kw fishermen who today went down the but hand-picked Baldwins and Green '01 plan“; The 31., is a mum“... >1
diet: of the book by Edward E. Ross,
hi luck. - ,
”a“ to try t e r ings "8 ”In“ at ’2 to ‘3 ‘ barrel and has crowded into it two and .n
N‘ 8' Ferguson. 0‘ St. John Street Merton Rackett, °f Roton avenue. half hours of true story. clever lines. .
who has been traveling for several and a pupil at the Norwnlk High dramatic situations and eve HINDI
months in the western states. hulSchool, is a member of the football that goes to make “The Rosary." an"
muffled ‘0 “‘5 home on the East Side' team 0! that school. - it is described. "the play beautiful.”
——-Hayes Market delivery car leave: Mrs. Arthur Phillips of Tokeneke Tomorrow atternoon “The Burglar
at eight O'clock every morning for Park, Darien. was a visitor in Stern and the Lady" will be given. Here in
not Norwaik. Telephone your order 'lord, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. \Phil» a crook play, full of heart interest,‘
to 13m, lips will . remain all winter at their that 15 sure to pléam. gear, a“, nil .
John Carr and wife and Mr. and handsome bungalow in TOWN“. reserved for the performance on Sat-
ilrs. Reynolds. and William Bluzier oii Russell. Broadway. of Crockett unity afternoon. On Saturday night,
Norwalk. were guests of Mrs. Annie !street. and Frederick Onkes, oi Crew Mr. Champlln will close his engage‘
'1). beekwood. at Long Rid39,1astSun-'avenne, have taken employment with meat with a morbid, gruesome play.
day. ‘,the Yale & Town Mfg. company of which is said lionbe natson'fir 11:19.11: !
. . the local “munlcj 1 Stamford, working nights on the large ‘Jykell and Hyus , on e e m ,
,gftfifffisfffihuon are encouragi‘r’ii. wai- orders which the company has. and the Brute.
Within' the past week four new con. The chaperones 0' ROW‘W‘O‘“. “110‘ .
numers hdve been added to [fir plume, Nearly all of the motor boat own- “Adele" Seals On Sale Tomorrow.
service. ‘ora here have hauled their craft out; Tomorlrlov‘i; mornixsg at 1'0 {doing
- ,- ted b Charles of the water for the season. The boats seats in e pace on an e or - .
chjfififlgg'lifwgafit Nor-ywalk ran of William Pinkney and Charles Bow- engagement of the biggest musical
into a tree in Clinton avenue, Stam- man were among the‘last‘ to be put in success in years Adele which will
ford, early yesterday morning, and winter quarters. be seen at the Regent Theatre on Fri-
:uuered slight damage. Everyone is preparing gardens for day altegufonrodheveains. honoree:
Edmund Trounson, of (for; avenue, .winter, and getting the window-gar-lu- “5-5“? en: E e e gtfieswgnuswt;
last night lead the mid-week may" dens in readiness to cheer the sunny comi‘eg b “P l “Hg; . and is n
meeting in the East avenue M. E. windows (“"1118 the “'0‘” , grey gen t my a?“ r “AI a When I
Church. the pastor. Rev. S. p_ Fair- weather. Why not have a kitchen “1“" 8 an 0 3 9‘ m . ”i
"1- garden in the kitchen window? What “0 Y0“ ”'0’?" Then-company lI‘“
r , I [h .. . V \
“Enragisovflvigauns due 0 e a convenience to be able to clip. a headed by Liars Palmer and Charles
’ fresh sprig of parsley or a flavoring Bowers. and ‘h "’9‘ some company
~Extm fine potatoes. 98c. bushel 0, chm, ,0, the 90mm! that playsonly in the larger cities. It
and Jones flour. 82c. bag will be sold is- the tint musical play in Norwalk,
for the rest or this week at Gutkow- Greenwich ‘3 “0‘ the only WW“ that and the management advises that,
sky's. 53 Osborn Ave. Free. prompt. ‘5 ”9‘“ “W‘- ‘Rme ‘3 3““ ‘9 seats be engaged at once, owing to
pin eliver _ ‘ enterprising in evangelistic work. and . . '
a 'I‘on‘l‘ght's ydlslrict nit-cling ”new in a more sensational way, in that the the large demand for reservation
, , even eiit is a woman, Miss Carrie‘
uled for 8 oclock in the Fitch School. no]: Wnilbur, and “he. Will d pub~' “Hypocrites" Next Wednesday.
promises tube as brief as the last one. . . . r _.
Chairman E. E. Gorhnm stated this 32,8 built}; ‘geeapiggiivfi‘ymgmfigi picturelthat has ever been produced.
morning mist. the reportbot the at; Advocate ‘ "The Hypocrites" will be shown at
countnnts as not et een urne ' .,,w .
we: to him, and 1er doubted very Wi‘l‘khave 0:233:01- Taa. Day “1:: Ni}; Th” new": TM." °n* “new" *
Id 1) d t u W8. osp , omorrow, are ' rs. .’ '
:mliogttilitiswgyenin: res y or ‘8 Howard Every, Mrs. Kate T. Thomss.‘ mmvsTfi'fim“ BURN!“ .
The bill brick tor‘usé'an the new Mrs. Frederick Normallyutlrs. J. at I GTIC. Conn. Nov. 5.-The homo
Washington street bridge has’ arrived Slater, and ”'9“ who will do the ”a 0' James Gordon Bennettnt Reynolds
st
on‘the Job, The. brick will. he used gfikfiifym fimw&nfig:fillqmudml by the. shortly Us;
in " paving the sharp lhciil‘i‘e‘ a‘t the Brands, Mabel OnioanIdM~-Jcn~-b°,‘9’°. noon ”stormy. The mystic
west approach of the WWW"; Th°’nings, lla'otd-s’l‘eroivulneuersonijandlmepartment roaponded, but couldido 30"" 9' fl“
remainder of the bridge will be paved _
with wood-block, but at this particular ”‘1'” mm"
point the roadway is so steep that
traveling would be ‘ dangerous for
horses on wood blocks. ' '
Preparations have all been' com-'
plotted for the delightful slipper which
“taunt will be tendered the men of, '
the East Norwalk Advent Christian
.‘inothlngrbecimof lock oi water lup-
nlone in the house. , -‘
ATTEMPT. ar noasa'm rants.
In. .The semi-annual business meet-
"in; of the Loyal Workers' Society.
with the transaction of interesting ,
thankless. will be held following the Mr-u'-~ lug frighten ,nway in the midst oi
‘ . Rev. Mr. Gardner, of Bridge- L their work. " boy had "succeeded in
.‘pertvwill be the speaker or the even.
log. and it is expected he will have The Noroton Water Company start- working on th
‘ , a musical program will be" rendered. the cinnamon section. in the opinion”
f --Jonee or Gold Medal Flour. 85c Mrs. Fred W. Tooker, who has been hurried departure.
in the Stamford Hospital for some ‘ ‘
lRoad. who has been in poor‘health tor
lseverai days, is. slowly recovering her
step in the right direction," as this in;
tiost a beagle hound which did not re:
a “w...” W— a... “mart—u,
,..._ my“
~—-rnnNE VELVETS
' CHIFFON BROADCLOTH
oasnanluas
WOOL POPLINS
Suits
It . Matters “Not What. “Kind” or Price Suit or
Coat You May Have in Mind You’ll Find It‘Her’e !
New Fall SUitS C - t W
WE HAVESPARED NO EFFORTS IN ()IJTCLASSING 'ALL PREVIOUS SHOW ING.
THERE ARE NUMEROUS MODELS—EACH IS HANDSOM'E AND STYLES CORRECT.
coanunovs ’ BABY LAMB
”319an CLOTH “
. SALTS’ PLUSHES ‘
BROADCLOTHS
Prices Are On
. $10" ‘ to. $50.
PEBBLE CHEVIOTS
STYLIH MIXTURES
ENGLISH TWEEDS BIC.
Coats
__ COATS ,
’ $4.48
m
A WEEK
By far the most wonderful motion ,
jTHEstLI
_.. 4,. .4 . ...._.‘..
machinations - " k
‘ ' ' crepe rope ntDonneliy’s during
[last two weeks has been participated
in by a large number.
in Which Are Io-
mg Offendtha Publlc.
. The new overcoata from the home victrolns display room was over-
crowdedymaking it necessary to use,
a portion of,tha main store for tabla:
{or the ladies to do their work upon.
Joseph Davis talks overcoats todayihiiss Mulligan. the expert in this
and is enthusiastic over their newlline oftorhpfrom the Dennison Man-
,. t rear. 0...... . .... ..
‘ eerie:- n ereat as no own
molar-school by the women mom- 2 . AND ‘3 EAST HAMI’I‘ON. Goon. Nov. '5." m n. 3,“, Co". mm mm...“ d. in this work than in this city. she,t
At tunes the
'ply. The loss is about'tlfioo Snot .. n
' of Ben in are a dell ht to an
covered bylnsurance. Bennett, ‘an old mm '13:!“ knows‘ good 5...... and
Civil Wnrvetsran. with his site lived-takes blouure 1n wanna them.
“I”! styles.
“'The clean-up sale of water: at
says that a
‘An attempt to rob the sets in the-local tern . char assortment 0g mh'hu had large classes elsewhere in
p’ostoilioa (““1“ "Wm ”Vu'beuon'a shawl. styles at remark- W’ ““- but ”WM!” "“9 ”‘9
‘ are eager to hoop at the work.
.It was the intention oi Miss Hullignn
«manly the-hours from nine in
the morning. til six in the evening,
‘_ .. fl intbework rather
carried ”her away and (or many even;
lags she returned and instructed un-
til nine in the evening. The ladies
most interested were at the store
promptly at nine audit was difficult
for them to give. in at the closing
hour. Miss Mulligan leaveernturdny
and the indications‘aresCl-epe Rope
parties will be in’ order for‘some time
Mr. vDonnelly assisted ‘in
mkingthe work pleasant
oneni use of the Victroia.
Read what the D. M. Read 00.. of
Bridgeport. have to say about wearing
apparel, oi? interest to‘ all shoppers.“
The $15.00 suit week at Galely &
successful. the robbers apparently be ably 10' prim.
, ' gritggermnn lit-mutt} “£15.13
.5 A,“ M... - e“ M omorroy I ‘VB and 1 ~
3 in; the 9 win m1“; mutt: ly attract a large' number of people!
> . p but the anthrax
many interesting statements to make: ed Monday to lay 2.0th test of pipe in equipment was tfimandmung Th" “k 3"“ make it ”nib“ ‘° ‘
u‘ arm“... {secure excellent "gma tor Manda at
Christian at a substantial saving.
. Directly alter the sale the prices will‘
‘ ’ ‘time. is slowly improving. .._ i ——vncant property can be routed and 2: magi? glam “hymn.
"Rs lYnN s , Mrs. Henry Seulleld. of the Post good’ tenant secured through Sen- known manufacturers in‘the country:t
I " , , The Rowland Dry Goods Co. we
peiitaa out their. wonderful assort-
" ‘ ‘ (strength. ' , , j, W moot bi drones“ at prices which
., y p l The “danger" sign at Mineral or 0" s wlhould in who advmm 01m -
, . . Bridge, on the Post ilload, is also "a; . . . , Trlstrnm t Hyatt have...more silk
’ ‘ waists and pretty petticoais to attract
be than mascot
, . “'8 meme 83mm Tab! Tnlsu'n bad part of the road. i I merit-muting- shopm,__me.om
. ’ Lydia E, W” Veg- i DT- W- ‘D- Macdonsld. of Glcnbo'ook.; .a" o V‘ tunities offered by‘ thisenrm should}
Ml¢-Compound, - ,ium with the rest of the pack \vhilei
.on the hunt at lCnnoe Hill, New Cit-1 ‘
. Tens Hill, Pia—“Kindly permit me .naanron Tuesday. 1
- hm‘ you my testimonial infavor of l—wmiam, 'who made his hornet with! Even Shibefn . and
« grill-£1.51? 118(1):"! herthelrc. 32d ltiilchnelhof'llartfordfilni . , ' ‘
ego o e - the cty s e and h "a sister. rs._ .~ . ’
pound. Whenlilrst iJ. Lang; another sister; Bridget. in Dangefous Bron€hi3
NE“ taking it. [ iWaterbul-y, and two sisters in Irelandds" ‘ ‘ ' ’
was suffering from - Secretary Stokes, or the Vstnmiorditis" Yefldsfo Linguine
female marbles fior Y. M. C. A., will speak at the Sunday '
'9?!” time, and had evening service in the Methodist p 3
almost» all kinds of Church. When mwmhuhmd Will stunned Oilnnd Irishhiosn, We at
achesepalnniniow- bold . “mw’ury “"cm’ 99w“ Unonine‘s important ingredients, are
er portal and music. will also be a nature. , . ,
. _back‘ ,_ g ,_ / N , - well-knownagents. separately.,in the
in sides, and W The body ofFCatherlne. wife of M. ,
{1‘8 , , I J. Thornton oi the Post Road, flui«treatment of coughe'and colds, emulate
_ inuld not lfl'é'lpl'm taken Wed'nesfiymbr by _'Funerai tied, together with other curative reme-
r . ’ . DirectorAndrean r to Howard. dies. in Kerr’s Flax-8 d Emulsion .
. III In oppehh- is!!!” 1 1““ “1““ for interment in let. St. Benedict Cem: * u“ " '
10‘!“ E mam 9 “89““ 00W etery. Beside her husband and daugh- . .
mil thenches and pninanaeallgone ter,‘ 1"“- Thornton left two brothers for the immediate relief and «prompt.
, .ndlfeel liken new women. I'sannot m3“ Marlgwell, of 3,th avenue, cure oi all tonne of coughs and Golds, ~
”mmmetwhishlr-kflm was—a recent jvisitor in Dorian. Miss even bronchitis, most stubborn of all
‘ m LYON, Torre Hill. Pl- Markwell's = blue ribbons have en- coughs.§ymlda to “,1 healing mum”
‘ Iii-true flmtnaburennda‘mm'n mm“ b" .‘° 9“” “'9 "“9 lot“! Try this inmoueoig'temilyrémdnnd
. flu. mmmm earnest, Vlnd Wham! mutt qLu .... ’ .3 . N
. ft . ills that the'world’liu her thoroughbred white rocks will experience ”‘9 “m0"- 1‘ W9
woman s . M m roots and loan-y oif the prizes at *Kndlnoa Square those who use it. The purest and safest
field, M 3m mmw- ‘ ‘ ‘ “f a of all remedies it builds “will! I“!
waniokiad Our friendly calcium mantle and restores vitality at the same time
our ‘»°""‘“h°'°'9'°' ““itineueviugtho‘mtmdro‘ou‘ébs‘.
" tno nuiuuc‘sroominttted ln n by . J . ~
m “I! colds. bronchial. and all forms of
the Hallowe'fli' m. ~
- ' throntnlldlm troubles- - ,
1a. m tanalilar unusual-k ‘ so
$1.“.
Brennan's will be a popula
Read their announcement.
In fillecting your clothing don‘t lor-
get to look over the stock titling
a the Journal. at the American
. lea] W
to“) was the ,
1 an has “III-Vill-flvm.‘
~' this in tuberculous-.0: In the pre-
unborn-Ion
’ (I'll-Ill? “-
description, they
Sehai‘lner I: Mark cloths whic
so well known to careful dressers.
. Jacoby’s new full suite and costs
“‘prowesion of city orients-and dlsl
'elatest and most attracuvedingui‘nhed guests marchedirom there
Read their adv. in anotherio the new building.
rgains" which. several hundredpeople gathered to ‘
7 ~the*exsnioea- The (1300!“th W939 ment, dated the lat day of November,
" ' ’ ‘ 1916.1»: and between William L. 860-
flIt'orcea feeding: a! tn
--uu“:-‘i=:¢“'=l.-
egg- an I once m such so- "
, tie-tn are not new con-Here! advis-
flg 5,“."mnm, ,, nay-Icha- colnmn and learn of be
"m appeal toyed.
.‘L'uther M. Wright adve’r‘i.
mer makes oi..fi.r§t-class autonl
Read What he says. . _,
“”9“ 'F‘? “the!” give! you somelbmhé Rev. Dr. Edwin. Pond Parker. and wire. of Norwalk in said Districtrizi
Oi the First Part, and Frederick A.
Beer and Battle in. Boer, husband and
hates. prosented' a mantel-twin. at said Norwnlk, or‘the Second
‘Ielt o! '- hwy-II
ionic ll dueltoalou of
they form an irresistible preparatidh _‘ olden-e may be due. in
art. to the (act that it contains a
me call no combined with other
va‘ able’ in in not b
andrmiutedFM’g .'i~ °~ ° ”3""
Always we have or d users
" Eek man's Altferati “
‘ly to ‘mnttern‘of, f
In ‘ndditton to r
some attentive re
to be needed. and imprinter-anaconda
of apparent recon
finial nflectlons'
informatiomwhich he says should be}
. . read in every household.
"Saturday home the last day at til
.great Hsarv'estf ”Sig: at the. Norwni a
, ’ton to .' it oov 'ourres e‘r , _. . . .
imadthemedv. in reign issue 1.3mm: tor. the building commission. duodenal adoption by the parties 0‘ 0‘9.
' Clan. idea of the great bargains in turn presented to Mayor Joseph,second part. of Harold A. Scotleld, 2i. .
- high are being offered. _
“L Minta's‘ Seventh Anniversary Sale
begins tomorrow at 9 a. up, It will
any you to go to. the Minu‘store and
Brent-Jr thendvertised bargainc, ; . nounoed ¢
7 Connect!» a: Bracken are altering music by- su orchestra.
walnut slides of Emerson shoes.
Kai-ital. is oiferiiig» spec
ortnmomw's trade.;‘
MW. Sunder dinner ’
fleets in c
and proper dietfl
in! agent-earn.
sanctum--
swimmers???
I d dong“ o
" cotton or babitrfo in:
f to try. Your dream-thin
Wm, you on m
.m.‘rsm
‘ , For Sale hmv'rbeifllifltn‘d P
mmmm Ills. afimwemw
"it p wr‘ . up“ 61535 x
“loud h“ _ . .
0° then-dyer .97 city dinner ooh. Hart-“4n N
.. ~ lei-d oishrsdthgthemyermddinox
.tiader curtailing. ‘Speeini MA.-. mwwflmhm ml
or new
SIMIY." Channel: has some, real, _ ~ .
ttrsetin prices for,you to WJulldingwhioh was on“
‘ Skirts are the tea ' . ‘
lotto today ' ‘
unis
, p m st.
mm M
lure. oi" :4. Litm-
Jl’nnll all ‘ '
to $35 '
ALTERATIONS FREE ALTEnthons
MEN’S suits and
O VéERCO ATS
$10 to $25 1
COATS
$2.98 to $10
A WEEK
’ PAYS
A003 ’5 $1
OPRnOY'r's rename ,1 VTHE BILL,
few. days and in their ads.~tbey tell
you about it, besides offering some
attractive bargains.
A half price sale at H. Krleger &
Co's means something. lust glance
at their announcement and then see
and take advantege of the bargains.
Weekiend offerings at A. Dickerman
it: Son’s should not be overlooked.
pets.
ways available. .
seen by all.
Willi lililll’ll-g '
marrow, Conn. Nov. 5.—nnrt.
lord’s new $1,700,600 municipal build-
ing was formally dedicated yesterday,
in addition to ’_ the 33128 afternoon with simple and dignified
supply of gem- furnishings.mdtmlexeretees. At 3:45 the ball in the
immense stocks of clothing of eyer'y old fltate House towér—ihe building
fiat‘fiwhlcb for 37 years has been the
city’s-emote] home—was “rang and a
.ln keeping.
" “*9 VA wm mow.
oii The’Mt'lndmi’Rn Oompanyisiol' N , . .
mean a “Royal Coifca Roaster in n . "9"
but souxht after by our city shop-
Go to Josem’s. 1 Benton street, it
you desire io,.have the benefit or,
great reductions in suite and coats.
Read what Andrew Davey has'to
ofler infhis‘ advertisement. At this
popular, store great bargains are 31-.
“oi
The ideal Shop is awake to the
needs «the people and their assort-
ment oi’tcloaks, and suits should be
* lulu lithium
~—-—————
Hounds KNASll
' ‘“ :Piumblng and Heating .
r
Catskill, N. v., Native row» of "
‘lrvinp 'Charactei-
wGoon Yer Prohibition. _
. CATSKILL. Nov. 4.-—Rlp Van Win- ‘
kle will not come back after his pro .
sent sleep when he hears this news.
Washington Irving‘s creation might ,
not want to even sleep here now it
he knew that his native town or Cat».-
irili voted Tuesday for prohibition.
W
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
- PLUMBING
is defective. antiqfiiited. unsani-
tnry or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install 3
new system of ’
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBlNG A BPEGIALTV L
if...
.\ Tel. 135‘.
North Main St. 8. Names
NOTICE. ‘t'
A—t a Court of Probate holden at Nor-‘ ’
walk, within and for the District of
orwaik, on the‘ith day of November, ~
In the , latter, A.'D., 1915. ' _.
Whereas, ,a‘ certain~ written agree
The dediqnthm prayer was ofteredtneld and Frances 13,- Scofield, husband
dean of Protestant clergyman kin
lllartfordi‘ ‘Irvin Davis. oifith‘e -ai'clli-‘
key; towns received by ’E. Henry’rart. providing. in WWW“! mm“
H. bowler. The addresses‘were brief.
:Binhdpj John J. Niles“. or the no ,
‘CnthOlic diocese of Hartford,
lrnuowinr the tot-misrereireethe; ‘ . ,
dis reception“. Lost itching and determined
' . I 2 ‘
inor-Ehild Of said parties otihe' first
rt, has been filed in this Court; and
pro- kWhereas. said parties have made ‘
the definition. There was‘ivrit‘ten application‘to this court rtor .
' ‘ ithe approval of said agreement;
Ordered, That’ssld matter be heard
at the Probate Ofllce’
orwn‘lle'on—tbo 10th day of hlovem-
1915. at. 11 o'clock. intention. and
that public notice we]?! be given by
‘ itching this order as newspaper
was circulation in this memo ,
" ' 0". at Juli, the day! be
notary-9%“ ,
taro raid dayoi
Norwalk Chronicler