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Dance Record.
» Dame Fox Trot and
- VisiOn Waltz
7 5¢
CTROLA PARLOR
.South Main Street.
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'Ollierliuod of St. Andrew of
Church will meet this even-
. 7 High street, Second .lijs-
‘r’idfly Afternoon (‘luh will
» "oldie liomc oi Zilrs. t‘. H. R.
7' 6 Taylor utenue. tomorrow
~ at 3:30 o'clock.
. harlie (‘haplitt iti "One A.
:l‘L'K‘he Regent,- Monday.
.mlat‘ monthly meeting of
do Society of the Community
il be 'held Friday, Noveltilier
80 p. “1..
5 West avenue.
. . rlnity Young'ilen's t'luh min-
hold a rehearsal with the chor-
prtnclpies iii the p:ti'l.~li hall.
.. ink. .The next rehearsal will
dlyflevening at h‘ o‘clock in
_Gherlle (‘haplin in "One A.
, C. T. U. will hold a renu—
tinx tomorrow afternoon. he-
at 3 o'clock. at the home of
Pointer. 288 East avenue. All
7 in temperance work are
lly invited.
solvents hitve been made for
win; election returns at the So.
i . k Club election night. A lttttclt
mud on this occasion. (‘ards
oil can be obtained of the coin-
. and ‘members can bring
‘, as guests of the Hull.
.Chnrlle (‘haplln in “One A.
i.
The Regent. Monday.
Club will be held at the
e. on Sunday l’llm'ilillE at
. 'clp’ck. At this meeting some
I '. timid important questions. on
the club‘s existence de-
' . '2 [ill lidve to be considered.
, a. pmiect to‘raise funds to-
ilding a new cltth house.
{or use this spring Tire
will have to consider ways
-tt.for the club's expenses.
: liility of pawnent of dues
n; May 1". 191?: also the
1f ihe necessary funds for the
. house.
nord basses leave for tight at
ven. Nov. 0. South Norwnlk
Secure tickets at Knorrs
: e Pine and Ta
' oughs, Colds, etc.
vwelhlnpton Street.
outm- Norwallg‘Qf.
Nev-It
Leanna i
‘ Norwalk
at the ('tuuniunlty -
All Money
ited in This Bank before Sat. Noon
1 itember 4th will Draw Interest from
fist of Nomiiber.
Smell-alt
comment. Call and
We Sell Fine
CONNEALLY
ll wasntnofou “all?
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in my progress l tit-\cr ‘.
Ladles' Stylish Shoes,
All of the Latcfl Novelties are how
Ready'and are attracting much favorable
It I a I tat-tug have at tut.-
tugoflv it.- turns... unionism n
no Anetta-at has up 0%.: r- ma
lira- in not hot! Ila durum: t n.
wit. or' not to cm”
The Inner or: Inn. .isusi “we
nth. «Nth ui Liu and I it... ht.-
tdlw law In in» mtg-m and h r. t it
i"? this ri.). It! ia'al fl: I'noi‘ ul‘ntu
[M mash.” lil'i‘lblllv.i av
lit- landed early to a 'amr IND-"I lnli
it Think”! and Math plan .31
lumping trout thw t u. at um'v in ..:i
re; .
He illu "at he or delighted Hill]
the iimht at» lal' or ll" Ital (one. and
.t‘Jr
see them.
Hosiery Too
8t BRACKEN
.» T _ “._--;
gained (A step lllll(‘~\ l trit'l
to itiuutti Ullt‘ itiNIVt‘ it.“
It's step by step that we’ve
perfected our twenty dollar
suits and when you step into
one y0u‘rc taking
step.
a wise H RD R BS
The four main steps in suit ’
building are cloth, cut.
make and fit and caCh of
these steps was taken with
the utmost care.
You SEE the result iii the
look of thesttit.
You GET the result in the
wear.
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Free Deltvery.~
Exsra. Dty New Bedtord Escol 411...... b...
lops 750 qt
All [limit of fish, Salt and Canned Fsh
Oysters, Long and Round Clams
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
'Phones 108 and 109.
although titsnppot llt'J tn-tatin- oi .'.f-
‘ «light engine trunnion itv lit' Into-ll it
VIL‘PHONE '07“. i.ld\'ll1liiil lo tithe t i.‘.l.'l»t wary
.‘hlnlt's, H il" “ti: it'ry‘ .iit\t 1" In grt
..__.._,,f! - _ .U '_ _ ,___ _*,___ I to Rt l'tITi. by '1 tr't’l It'k lit; etc Tit}:
'ilu‘ mu; "m \‘n'ur tiJillll all: "-1 "
ptclt‘ti of it it lilt' wty of spud. titr-
l
ranci- between l‘lt-telnud and line
l'()\'t‘l"til in littrt,‘ Titia-
l tilt -
4 (‘LEYELANQ 0,, Nov. 2. Aviator
‘\'ictor (‘tit‘lstrom flew over (‘Ieveland
".1 his u‘lll‘lllllll‘d nonstop flight troiit
t‘htcago to New York at ltt‘ZCt a. iii.
I‘lnli'l‘ll little today. but no o'ie saw
lb". ltert; although one man says he
vllt‘ald his motor. A dt-nse fog ob
fist-tired the view at this built. its
was reported having passed Geneva,
worty miles east rt 10:52. thin-ta is
-4t,l.i miles from (‘ltigagt and his rec
lord to that point was lill‘t-L‘ hours and
15 in..:u‘.es.
40c (iCZ
airs-urn
Mrs. Louise Parendy of Broad street
urns discharged yesterday. Mrs. l'ar-
..v nut! hub strut-n 501““
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11 North Main St.
Rogers & Stevens
So. Norwaik Fl
NORWAlK ‘
Sonny
AND PERSONAL
News
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Alexander Mi‘l'lll’lltm)‘, ilte st-vcn- i... I!“ .wm‘ ”a
ttiontlt old child of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- A very ”PM“! evening “I“ spent
'tntler I“ .p, l . , liullowe'en eve. at the home ot’hlrs.
‘. . A l A. llmt M llidgefield. (“Pd .l. ii. linlston. who gave a ilallowe'en
“Mpuifll’ “mom! "WWW" “‘l‘rt‘ party in honor of her daughter. Miss
“Nd ””5 afll‘l‘lltmtt and interment was lavinn llalston. There were several
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Mrs. George lngt'unt, of l‘ranhur)‘.
v'epotlei the loss of a horse. vester‘
day. lo the local police.
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The animal _
has been missing since Monday.
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f‘he pll‘ittt'lllt' players of l‘olf'dx lin-
t-ttnipntenl ntitl llutler Lodge will meet
this evening. for the purpose of en- ‘---
gaging in another contest. Last week
the lodge members led by 100.3. ‘
it! St Mary's cettit-tery, Ridgefp-m. ditlerenl games played during the
nu-“ evening. Vocal solos weer rendered
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llol ll “gum.“ 't .. by Lillian h (ohen. Lithn layn
i"tli" ton ll‘ , .” ltiday, the and Lavina Rnlston, accnitipttnird by
l' ‘ H NHL 1" “”3““ thlrs, Alfred Kt‘ttemer. who also ten-
. ‘ """ tiered piano «elections throughout the
.iohu Smith. ”'0 \\'et~:tpol‘l colored evenini. Those present were the
mun. who was arrested yesterday \lifits‘l‘tl Rust-o. of linnbury; Mrs. J. R.
morning in Wall street, by Oflleer Rnlslon and Misses Lavina. i'ldlill mt.
Murray. for drunkt-ness w“ arraigned tllln. Lillian t‘ohen, May Hendricks,
> a .. . . Rose litilberu. Mrs. Alfred Krnemer.
ifj,f.‘“;.f:,§-‘"" Wino" m" ""1"“ lime llisnofi. Muriel iltl tutti. l’ill'ili
”'m-‘H' "m“m‘“ ‘0 leave Codi-sky. Lena l‘iedient. Anna llrm-jn.
‘0“1“ ‘1 ... Inl-ptnn' ”upturn. i‘l‘ll’i'lt'fi “"ll
drlclos, Ralph Pni‘trick, William Bin
non. i'hiltp trosby. Abe Sililll‘tilln,
PARTMEN . Morris tiellts, ol llridueprut, .\lel\ltt
he llridueport Hm“: Wiring 'com‘ (loldrick. Francis liquna. ht-lson llut
‘ l0.) and henneth Bedlent, The
pn'l‘ny received a permit to Install an Lump; departed at a burly hour, all
electric lteatinu water system in Still- enjoying tbmselves very much.
son and I‘owcll‘s.
Miller and (‘ltittini recctt'ed a pen
or
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moves or THE aUtLDt‘Nc DE-
A pretty wedding will be t-elt b2a1etl
mm'r'm'm l‘ Sterling will ht‘t‘nllll' the bride of
"‘""""-*-— Willis 1!. Morrell. Rev. William 0.
MILLERS REFUSING ORDERS, tillitn will otltciate. anti only tttttuedt
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. x0... 3'_ ate members of the family will be pre
Local millt-rs, it was announced to- “1‘"
day. will refuse orders for lorwer titan
sixty days" delivery during the pl‘t‘s- Mrs. W, N, “4‘"an M New Yo‘l
t-nt hitzh price of “heat. (it), and Mrs, lini'l'iH llitkct‘. of West
l"l‘tll‘ of ti sudden blu‘llk in the mill" llttu-ti. are staying at the “llunrutloc.”
ltet in" a result of possible peace ne~ '37 “V“ “"90““
aotlztiitms. an cmlinrco on wheat and
other causes. was given in the rea-
son.
M»
Miss Nora lt‘. Raleigh it spending
the week in liostou and \\'urt?(‘~zlvr.
Mass,
llylletalga‘fifogi-on’lquAFoEv.ogifilour —~l‘lara Kimball Young in “The
wobbers blew the safe in the private llfll'k Siant‘f‘." shown ’til 7:th and
liallli of \Y. ii. (ldell & Company here 0:13 tonight. l‘ttlncc.
last night. and escaped in an automo-
bile with $8.000. The men had cut
all wires leading into the little village
before coming ehe hank. ‘
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After G’eneral Rivera.
Tl't‘SON. .\ri7... Nov. 2.—-General
‘Santituzu itivt-ra. a former Huerta
i"‘llt‘l‘lll Wit" was reported M‘Yf’l'ill
days ago as having been appointed
or of Sonora by Felix Diet. is
those sought by ofllcers in cori-
NEW HAVEN HAS 27,874 VOTERS.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2.——Tbe 1'9ng-
tratiun for election has reached high govern
water mark in this city. the com- among
vlllt‘lt‘ll lists making a total of 27$“. ‘nection with alleged conspiracy to
sii‘tiizitle arms and munitions across
'he )levit-ttn border. He has been at
liberty for some tltue under bonds of
"7.0120 to answer in the federal court
here to a charge of violating the Mann
Act. his trial being set/for November
9 .
IOR THROAT AND LUNGS ‘
§ it't Z'I'lnnth cutouts AND cows
l Eokman’s
i Alterative
ourmt Sl-L “WIS" saucers-g.
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A dispatch from Nogalel last night
stated that Rivera is reported there
to be already in Sonora at the head of
a band affiliated with the Legalista.
movement. He was last seen at No-
galea. Arm. several days ago.
Two additional arrests were made
(by officers late last night. The prison-
era are Miguel Santa Cops and Manuel
Plnuelas, said to be refugees from
Mexico.
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——lf your tenant is delinquent. and
destructive become a Sentinel classi-l
fled advertieer at once.
—ttiara ittm‘uan Young in “The
Dark Silence." at the Palace tonight.
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,tnon on: anteMENfi—INCREML
‘ DULUTH. Minn, Nov. 2.—An in-
crease of more than 11,000,000 tons in
'Ihipments of iron ore from this port
[I shown in reports for the Mason
ending November 1. u compared with
the records .of the éomomht eer-
lod Int your. Up to November 1.
ins. shipment: amounted to 20,340,170
tone. while dicing the im new.
40,600."? tons huo one forward.
M will mini-o
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unfunny-Immune.»
ll‘ll“ ago hr the unknown automafirle.
ttt the corner of Maui and llrtn.
. em t‘l~
Miss .ltllt‘lll‘ \'ttl"l‘ M
?\\;t~ titilllllit'fl ycstetdat.
Simeon Mason of Hits: Sil't"'i
admitted this illor‘liluz.
Michael llrektivsltt u' “ Painter siren:
.u admitted this morning.
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Alliillll iiAiiS
Cililliiill f0ll NEW lilill
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‘ sits \"illi ll“ tie to W . ll‘tnlt'tt‘v
t‘lill‘A‘ltl, .\‘0v. 2.- Victor Carl one of ill‘ partzt-ipitnts :‘t- fatal
strum. aviator. ieit (‘htcazo at 6:00 .ttttrnttfntlt- tictitl'mi which occurred
this morning on an air journey to New t-nm ‘loniltty morning at Nli‘ll's l‘til‘~
York. announcing his intention to nor. \l‘estport. \‘.’:l:~ dischartzexi it‘lllll‘
have tillllit r in that City. The start litt' hospttal today. Mr ilenebry an!
one made from the flying field of the l-‘tt-tlertck Fight”, ill" driver of the
Aet‘o t‘lttb of Illinois. and l‘urlstront tv in] car are still confined in the local
immediately launched upon a route lfislllll'ilili. and are doing {id “I'll at
due east following the right of way could he expected.
of the Lillie Show and .‘lii’li'gllLt — »r~—~u~~---
:iouthern Railroad. WAR DEBT LONG SINCE PAID.
The aviator t-rtpt-cts to malt" ”"3 .\l,'l‘t)l).\.\. i’a.. Nov. ‘2, Liquido
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trip without =-l“l‘- H" ‘3 ‘alryllm " ttoti of the Hill \\ or debt. the only
such of mail. made up of letters from excuse ever given for me {Mm-fl] my.
city olllctaln of ( image to officials at ertuue'il issuing liquor “mums,“ “mg
New York, included an- several com Sim... has 1,9,... m.(.(.l....t;..t. .. ..... ..
munications anal to he destined for the United 5mm should 8° out of
the lit-titst'ltiitnd itt New London. ”1.) drink hotness, irit Lattttt‘tttt. ttt
ltll‘llt. _ Prohibition viceprt-sitiezttial nominee.
tarli-tlront has it special nppomtntent told a crowd here today, "You north
its atrial it'lll‘r carrier. Hit-t trip L" erners passed this liquor bill." be
being made under the auspices of a sum u“... up} i. m ”“2. wp sw~~
Nl'W York "Hf-"Dali”. enters weren't in t‘ongress then. We
(‘arlstroui's machine in a 300li0l‘;~u
power biplane.
cart prove an alibi. You said you
wanted to meet the war debt. and you
probably did. And President Lincoln
. . .. agreed to the bill's passage only with'
“M‘s" “’ 3°“ the understanding that it would be re-
'l‘t)l.Ei)U, 0.. .\'ov. 2. >Victor t‘arl
strum, flying front
‘(Kk‘ pnwedflllli‘ttren‘txc "Elli“ [alibi vealed when the war was over.
in H sou “ 0 l "L “F a. ' “The war now has been over more
SOUTH illtZNl), ind. Nov. ‘.'.. - Victor
(‘arlstront in his biplane passed south
of Mishawnka at 720‘: this morning.
ilyitig at a speed of from 80 lo 90
tnilt J an hour. He lost his course in-
twet-n Laporle and South ilend uni
when he passed this vitlniiy he was
six miles south of the New York (‘en
ital Railroad ll‘lle.l,N\'lllt‘ll he intended
to follow
liliifi. l';i.. Nov. \vittlor \'it‘l.ir
t'arlstiom. e ho is tlyirp front (‘liicagt
do,-
titn-t titty years; the debts are paid;
we don't need the money any longerm
why. we Il‘l‘ so rich that we contribute
$.’.ii,ttttti_tl00 annually for just plain
pork, Yet you keep a white apron on
l'ncle Sam and us:- the American flag
to u‘pt- off tilrtf' luvs,
“litues‘ly now, isn't it about
to quit?"
"The Prohibition candidates were tr,
vi<il ten l‘iill‘F l't Pennsylvania, Wet.
\'.ti'.uti:t :‘ lll Ohio today."
JACOBY’S
Special Sale of
lilll‘
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Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Gian of hot wont-each morn-
ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet. fresh.
~—
Httpp)‘. bright. alert—vigorous and
vivacious—Va good clear skin; it nat-
ural. rosy complexion nnd‘freedom
from illness are assured only by
clean, healthy lrlood. if only every
woman and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morniniz
inside bath, what a gratifying change
would take place. . ;
Instead of the thousands of sickly.
anaemic-looking men, women and
girls with pasty or muddy complex-
-
Suits
Coats
Dresses
Charge Accounts Opened.
Merchants Profit
‘ Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
ions: instead of the multitude; of
"nerve wrecks." “rundown." "'brnll‘.
tags." and pessiuiiats we should see it
vii-lie. optimistic throng of rosy cheek-
ed people everywhere. ‘
An inside bath is bad by drinking.
each morning before breakfast. it
glass of real hot water with a ten-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver. kid-
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
' vlous day‘ lndixestible waste, sour
fementntions and poisons, thus
cleansing. sweetening and freshening
,the entire alimentary cantil- before put-
tinx more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache. bil-
lousness, nasty breath, rheumatism] Certificate and Coupon Free
colds; partolculnrly those who have
a pnliid. sallow complexion and who '
are constipated very often. are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will coat but a trifle but ls turf-g
Iclent to demonstrate the quick And.
remarkable chance in both bull) and!
apparent awaiting than who m.
tie. tam-u sanitation. w. nut to; ‘
"M“ ...... “W” "i Gate! "mm
more to.“ than out-ill, been!€ . y ,
the nu- u- m all-I0 w to
humus-u- ,
Phone; 833-1532
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You will grt more corset sitiiiidicn \
WEINCI.RTEN BROS, Inc.
:l Abdomen I to 5 inches
low! the figures before, 312:5 while, wearing .ia
out Last t not designed for medium and slots Fag-rm.
Con}, $3.09. Fancy Brand; 31.1.22, $3.63.
AT YCUR ”ma
viii: mmwdm lino ever before.
New Yule, Gigi; Sui rrancisco. a
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lace insertion on one end
Guest Size Bath Towels . .. ..
Linen TOWcling by the yard;
toweiing.
Un‘ lzaclzcd ............. . . .
White ...... ...............
Cross bar Glass To “ling. ..
83 Washington St.
TOWELS
Linen, Huck and Damask Tomb—Mn andfigured with
hemstitched or scalloped edges. Fraud-5 “tn-$1.25
Guest Towels in plain and figured linen ink; hemstitched
and embroidered with s‘:lloped «In: ”in: with cluny
Bath Towels—In large sit 3,‘with colored hrc‘et's.
Plain White Bath Towels . .
White L‘ncn Huck Towellng, plain
J. I. 'MALLETTE
............. 35¢ to 69¢
39¢ and 50¢
__,,_._.,- 15¢ and 29¢
........--.---...-.-.. 25¢
suitable in dish or hand
............... 15¢ it ya d
:. . . . . 18¢ and 20¢ a yard
. ............... 15¢ a Mud
and figured.
m to 98¢ a _\:tl'tl
South Nor walk.
NEW STEEL COMPANY
INCORPORATED iN STATE
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Strattord Concern Has $130053 i.-
Stock. . ‘
Certifications of incorporation were:
filed yesterday in the olllce of the eecg
tetary of the state by the (‘ttpitol
lt‘ile t‘ompany. of llartfort‘, anti the;
llritlgepprt Steel Company. of Strat‘
ioltl, The Hartford company. whit-ti
also filed a certificate of organization.
has authorized capital stock of $30
lillll_ divided into 500 shares. and will
begin business with $10,400. 'l‘heodore'
it}. Clark and Stanislawa Wisnieski.
The certificate of organizalic: slitsvs
that the company has 104 shares of
tiullio;ized capitol stock subscribed
amounting to $10,400. of which 31-
000 has been paid in cash and $9.»
400 has been paid in property. The
officer:- are: President. Smphen
illoskey: vice-president. Matthew F.
Monkey: secretary and treasurer.
Theodore E. Clark. and assistant
terasurer and assistant secretary,
Benjamin J. biosltey. all of Hartford.
The Bridgeport Steel (‘ompany has
authorized capital stock of 3100.000,
divided into 1.000 shnresmil common
stock. and will start business with
60.000. The lncorporators are (‘lar-
ence R_ Hall. John F. L. Hubbard and
_Mnbelle K, Pedersen.
, The Jones-Smith Supply Comp
of Waterbury. and the Seaboard Real-t
ty Corporation filed organization 93-:
pers, the former company havingi
fifty shares of authorized capital'
stock subscribed. nmountins to $5.-i
000. The ofllcers are: Presidentl
Herbert J. Smith and secretary and’
treasurer. Archie T. Jones.
4 The Seaboard Realty Corporation
has ten shares of authorised capital
stock subscribed. par value, $100, and',
will begin business with 81.000. All;
stock has been paid for in cash. The
are: President T. S. Buch-
iinghnm: treasurer. Francis D. Stoho.
land secretary. George F. Jebbett. The
iofficers are also directors of the com-
pony.
; Smith Northnm 4" Co. of Hurtlol'd
tilled a final certlfleote of dissolution.
:. lined by B. V. Mitchell tad RM
g". North-n. - ninth: of the direc-
‘torn.
tilled iv the m
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any.i
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l'he ohm; a. Aston. Patti's—t-
!onson Inmate and Dona : o
Mnirano.
ALIHONV FIGHT OF Nil-1:“. HEFT IN
aim: COURT.
Hearing 0- Aweal From Decision of.
Juan was in Superior
taut.
Frances Helene Heft's fight to ob-
Irvin more moot; from the estate of
the late Cal. 51. H. Ben was carried to
the supreme mull today when argu-
ments were taxi in her appeal from
the decision (I Judge Webb of the
sumflor “It. Be was given 320.-
009 aunt-I 3!. the time she was
granted a flown: from l‘ol. i-lt‘tt but
often“ was the colonen had
deceit“ hr hurtling his wealth.
She can In was worth 3600.000 in~
steed o! m as he alleged.
When m sit was tried in the su-
pel‘lor at! w Webb nonsuited
Frames III. The action was
brought #1 My Josephine Heft.
1nd G. filthy Hem trustees of the
Heft outta.
We ill iii Render
You aGemi'tne ‘
Service
And out. ya: future pa-
ijm come to us for
311“”. We are titer-I
m, m to serve all
3!“ uh. no matter
Mr fifty may seem.
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Norwalk Chronicler