or
your a Cindi... «dunno minim occasion.
Show; or rm. an m.
,Mw—M - -_._ w... ._.....___.____ c M
Whistlevdle Pushing
Gillilllltll Itself To. The Front
A“ rm“ ‘As A Thriving. Colony
Io . “AVE Growth of Lower Section of' Second District in Past Fl"
wan" m Ar. us’. a. 1m
DURING THE’SUMMER
No crowding i only mined, Sednte'Men May
. ‘- Apply—Matter Talked . Over ‘Seriously by
i
Fireside. Years Has, Been “Ruble—Property Valued at
, ' - —-- ' ‘ I “~— . " . Over $3,000,000—V it to Picturesque Section Well
i . ”of Estuuate and Tax- The Prohibition Enforce- \Vlicll Norwalk has her public bathing bench, probably located at ”any Students Give [JP “roru‘ “me and Trouble . ‘
Votes $603.86 at Spe- ment Oficers Made 600 Golf Pasture Beach, and when municipal bath houses are crccicd, an in School 3mm of Luck of
planned. the hurstion that “i" ”1°“ arise i‘ ““110 “in be’tlic bathing Trans rtstionSays Sup' Noi‘walk 's forcilrii colon)? living in that suction of the oily
Arrests in 1920—A b o u t
550 Being Presented in
Court»
eefing for This Pur-
Will]
known by the cuplionious term of ”Whistlcville” has grown
and developed in the past five years to such an extent that
today it is a community by itself. it's growth in a business
way has been rcmsrknblc; in fact it has n business cchtcr of its
own tliiit tiireatcns to outstrip thc main center of the Second
erintcn ent Buchanan
Bflillll or ElllJCAliilN
censor.”
Of course it is just as possible that by that time some law prohibit.
lug bathing—except on Sntllrilay nights and then in thc seclusion of
your, own bath tub—will have been passed. together with other laws
prohibiting knee, or knee-less length of mcnimvamp suits“ for women
and all of the other things that inn-c mailc the beaches lll Rye. Duke
200. AUTflMflBllES
land, Fairfleld and Milford so’cs‘pcciillly lllll‘flCfiVO.
MET Alhlllhfifllllfll
District iii-won ill! um of iiio him. in population. ioo. mimic.
_ G. Henry Holdoutfihe well known bcncli. the mnltrr or having I ccnsoi ‘ . . . _
. WERE EflNFlSEATEn hip-totcr since one dsy about n yrar hss [icon iliiwusecd not only in homrs Ville has Ml. to scorn illeblelgsntmnlll slorws soul broodcast cull
'. ‘ ' . use. has steadfastly refused to em llll)‘- til the lircsidc but on street corners . ' . c, c in it‘t l'dlr. '
:1 of Education “Bait” thing mic prohibition stainst bronlh- as well. ~ Rowayton Wom'leiisztestitgo: Tmnmc “l" d t" “0 r m w“ m “ m Mm “
~ ' ' in : caun ariic: smokln . ch ~wti It has bcrn mlxInP‘d b; l in . . o wcnty years ago. as many 0 c. r 'nr. ' on was ll gr - .
‘lu to Move Mayor Don- Very Little of $2,009,000 “8;“: "p Eng“: shaved geyw'm“: prov!" ”m. the mail... \QEOI‘Lium,‘ f5". Tl ol'eyv “ :0 Dilr Inhabitants of the lower section of this or Hungarians and ltaliaus sud
Who Says Meeting Worth Of; Liquor Said to Sunday movies: Lover's Lanes: tspe- nulls is onc (if Indh'k‘un] 1M". and Lhfldl‘e‘l‘l— 9 Nomik can recollect. WhlatIm-tlle houses end slows sprung up rvertflgil
Not Called f Th Be Fit to Drink m writers both blonde and mechanical; that no rcstraiiir should be placed on pose of Antique Schoo‘ Was the home of few scattered film. like magic. Real Estate va till I‘ll-
01' at and the thousand and one other the poi-sou W'Qfll‘liig the nuiL This in k then. Upon what is known as bird and tripled until today. sourd-
' ’ ' IIARTIi‘ORISVV li‘cb .. Tl t. C things that contribute to int joys of true to a great extent if the pcreon m BOO 5 "Dutch" Hi“. there lived only four :ng in a atolrmcnt gone: 1‘1” Tag Col-
' ' "- m on- men and women. Mr. Holdout is bc- drcsscil is H) Ito bathing. but not it“ i... families who!» homes looked ‘0'“ vg‘t‘ifl'h liitbhh‘imgh of'3'vl‘tloih’vflolld” I!
‘K‘liitilrcn :lrc leaving Ichool
upon o. vast expense of meadows end
' ticut is in tllé chart of the "wet. . «
*sum of $603.86 w - "0°" lieved to be the most to c l i- ii to: n ‘ to loun o n ti l ,
' night at the adjglfr‘lllggrgpgglvtl be“ of the country and the prohibi- date for such an office at:1 Igorfifln'lg‘n ‘(lnlc'n'ii Si\'l(‘8‘\\‘3\lld I‘ltt~’\(“::hciii in "3“.“ they a"! not (amt-lied with woodl. Here and there. “mm m. . "mad at mo" than I3.0Ml.000. n”
nngo {the Board of Estimalp dd tion enforcement agents have had Official Bathin! Suit Censor unit to \‘m-waili’ . lrnllrportallnh "0M 1'0"“ ‘0 “Chm“ sir-uttered. rsmehncklcd house. The csttmstc is taken from the tall W ,
e an ' ‘ ' This in pnrliriiliirlr true of pupill "1 Village Store. still used in moving pic.- snd s real estate operator would prob
‘ ation of pay election bills. this
.. -m being said to be sufficient ac-
thoir hands full 1
1 attempting to put
into actual etl‘cct l
to stringent regu-
judge from some of the costumes scan
on beaches around here he will have
Thu‘ would he the soul-or of morr
scrmons on tho dccandcnrc of the ego
Broad River and
\\‘ilmlpnuk.
Some pupils have
the
llowm ton sections.
tut-ca to emphasise rural sections and
where anything from s. needle to n
sbiy place the \slustion at a .m
higher figure.
, , lotions of the Volstesd act. as it per-
. «rdtn to th . , . . .
guredgby 0021;132:1133“ be paid 88 tains particularly to this State. is in. :‘rxfizentfportunlty to and“ MS :lzm‘up‘ru'm‘.h;nfins“:lrgékégzrysqxs already left school for this reason." washing machine could be purchased. It wss thus that Nemalk’o “Link
am“ L'Hoyt' “mated by a “we" °' the “Mk 0' "1° ' ' ‘ i ‘ ° ‘ This miner startling statement. wns w... in “icon", i Hungary nnd Little ltsly” was born.
the committee on finance.
_ Likewise lhe sum of $209.15 was
ppropriatcd to pay back to Mayor
Enforcement Bureau.
shows that
which clearly
‘fbootiegglng" has been
.. novan the um advanced by him develgpcgtilnto “bligrbosincss” in the. . - h ‘ u,
year a e proh bum" law 1“" been at tho Noivnolk lit h school. Other in that section. 1‘ c res grow .
"'”nigfiifitgggaxanfefigmhf’ei for m .5“"“”‘ n 8,. Hot Dog! Baal-d - Miss WENflERBTH i‘ncls brought out at the session dis- itsrted a few years previously to the (Continued on pegs Pour) {
_ . n une ’0 less than 600 arrests were made , B“ o - .90.“! it t. . u. had not been . . ‘
,. “3.33%???” ‘31: aDDrODrillitiog ll; Connecticut in 1920 for violations . ya COG] Cheape} . , . vided “.11?” 5‘31"”. books? “I. ":3” : w. ;:
' approprs e o the prohibition law. and of these z . f“ ’ _ ‘ the whole of the M an“. “DOB ‘ '
_- chvzas thtzlught: to be sufficient. about fifty were discharged by the : his-crib! “'me "3".“ “s are : , , gran-got the Conjoint...‘ ' = . T
w e ”is“! 69 money was not ab- various commissioners before the ac- . :0" ‘ In; an do in: rum n"; . . who ugrcd that the A ‘ g '
.‘n the” ntfntimber‘ and the cused were brought up for hearinsl. . m" “nmm m‘xm:m|: . " for mu purpose would a, 0mm”; > .;
Donovan tiled: adhanced by leaving the balance of 550 to be pres- . and while the newspapers carry. . .-~« ‘ During the discussion that. followed.
. ' ' an" the 5““ ”ted ‘“ °°“"~ . mm. m seething ”Mum. . Miss .\ i', \\‘indcrot’h..ol lht' Home u qu’ound that there was mfdsiuu
. ’ ‘ s telling “hm” "we . Bervlvo sci'tlon. wss appointed chain-r mot of money left in the; 7 . / ‘
continued 0}) page Five) continued on 9". E'Iht) . of ssbhz‘kfizmrsfitmmbcr M ml“ of lllt‘ Third Din?!“ 9‘! 111. CO." ”Cam“ (0" lrmmu”? flu” I H c: j» I
e of the Board of Education lost necticut Women's Auxiliary of the other month. but that it would ‘39- .
' 0 Rich! calme stated that the com- American Legion. at. the first annual babiy be exhausted at that time. he
» e muses on “W had been able convention held in Bridgeport yester- board voted to continue providing .
, a OWS Se eet - ea buy con to.- the admin “ . day . Miss “‘enderotlg’ also ran . for trolley books until the end :9! incl . ~--—-————
- , ' price considerably dream than “"39 We'mm‘ “lung": RWmW‘ m and t" thrash the “firm 80!. ”m, HOWCYGI‘, in
e e . g _ .. ~ . 3mm .3“ ' whereupon. Town-bend. of Now Haven. but. on. to s. oettlellent at the next meeting. . ti ' of German
e ' ‘ D ' ' . -, p m... ' ' . “m greeted by a reboot d: is 7. ln‘connsouon with the same mot-V Duper! on
‘ ~ ‘ Pin-our: Moo sci into the heat MW: “PM 1- may: 0' 3'1 - '3 "‘W “ m mmmm" People Cllldod by Eco- ____.___ .
. _ ‘ . . > . 3‘ . .. , {w n 7.. . _. no“. w" plated ”do.“ “a n Ithtios. Ii lfllel'iffm {bdmw ' ‘ ‘h
' ”m‘ nemlc Dependency -
__________.__ Good news, e “I“. should be p. A. Csrbcntcr of Wethersfleld w“ Organisation of the Center School ' Twin City Association w 2.
John Herbert Wheeler, of u North ”I riot I! md‘ ”no“ u the I I m of ,4..de second vice-president. Miss was read. The lcttor stated (thst its mg from the Vefllilles an N‘U III‘VII of. .o
In: treatment at. the Manhattan Eye, Elu- 33080 and Throat I! y m 1:; the United'ststesgfi 13”.“. as . “fender-0th also fared badly in the members were willing to proy‘de ' T t Disorder Might -’ u ‘ .,
hew York city, for the removal of a partial set of teeth ”:9!“ he): tonic on .7“ Bill ' sl _ battle for the office of treasurer. lol- turtzportatifin to s cemln number of re‘lty 7 Unem '0‘ M Ulcers—MI . i .‘ . _
which be swallowed slim-u - r "m" “m ' m In: to Mrs. William Bristol of sci-st- '0 if our s and that «en member Beau rom ." , '
i be are noon, mterdsy, while dflnkint some Bungle can . It takes ford. by ‘ vote of at to 9. Mrs. Hll- would contribiits one dollar ’. week I) portant Trigger. mu ‘
.. i
Mr. \Vheeler, who
{lass or milk shortly be
with three false teeth attached,
is so employe ‘of the Nor-walk Dairy Clompany took a
fore noon yesterday. and as he swallowed“,
bccnme loosened ' ' ‘ plate
and were swdlowod by him.
Seriously speaking however. ulnt‘c
sgihtlon has beeh msdefor it public
W _
(Continued on page Four)
the Joy out‘of‘tbefheart of the
coal baron. his n-ilash of what
gins of Clinton was elected chapluln
and lilies Helen Brock. of Plainville.
defeated Mrs. H. C. l). Glover. of
made by Supci-tntendent G. V. Buch-
anan. last night. at the regular meet-
ing of the. ”card of Education. hfld
for thls purpose.
u
(Continued on psge Four)‘
For the next ten years or so. Wills»
tlevllle was partially stagnant with so
occasional foreigner making his home
anshncklcd huts gave. way to out.
substnnUal houses each with u once-
fiilty tended flower and vegetable."-
lnent .
o
n...
OLDENBI’RG. Germany. lt‘lcb.
President M. 'I‘antsen-Heering of the
Be Gtrictly Oil-emit
..
i.
\
i: «
(Juicers were elected. new Miles 4
He was rushed to the oilico of Dr. George 0 On who ' unable Fllrfleld. for the non? of adiutant by s. M-
looate the teeth, and who in turn, sent him to Di- J m, was to vote of 87 to 3 ' (lei-man free state of Oldenburg. one _
. . . sums. Meek. Dr. Meek ' . . f i Iitical ii res or “OWN! “a “h" lmvorm‘ mm .
Governor Lake sud National Com- N °' "m 9"" “ ’° 3“ were diocullfld M ii meeting of the i
. was unable to extract the teeth,
throat, but had, in all
Be an” him
treatment which would relieve the pain and sent him to the N ork Hosp] A ”a 'Ifgiou e b Hi
my _ the people n real favor. they the n w re 0 present
tsl. where an X-rny is to be taken to determine the exact bastion of the “Km "3‘ "cmflk‘b'e “ yesterdays mum” "“1 made ““ ”1‘ Europe. "a "tummy m the dome of the more im oriant ruled
”em “d an attempt will be made to remove them An operation in be secret: “Where did it buy the dresses. Americans. depends upon economic d ted l dt do ilh’ m h
necessary if the teeth are in the stomach, as is feared: .' cool?" ' Ml‘l- Franklin 3- Bishop. 0’ “1" issues over wmo’h 'he’ German people tun op it “t 0on ‘1 f thr oi ' d
_ . city. wss another delegste with Miss hsve 1"" control. in0 gull“); “res.and"s'viih th any“:
Wenderoth to the convention The Germans will never turn to 3 “ u '
- parking two abreast as has often boon
as they had not
lodged in Mr. “'hoeler's
STANflAllfl flll
* REflUBES WAtiES
-' " irtailing of Production
Has Also Started in‘Sev-
eral Important Fields
* .h
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.——Reports cir.
ulated in this city that the Standard
Company was planning a. ten per
u t .wage reduction. aflecting its em-
oyes in all ports of the United
.' 29:. were given added currency to.
u y by news of cuts made by an'hd-
rd Oil subsidiaries in widely sepsrat-
d fields—New Jersey and Wést Vir-
ginia. '
Employes ofthe Bayonne and Bay
Way (Elizabeth) plants of the Stand-
ard Oil Company of New Jersey. con-
sidered the proposed reduction at
meetings last night, while - reports
come from Msnnington. West Vir-
ginia. of wage reductions by one
(Continued on page Five)
Wild in "‘f
mils HIMSELF
Bl usmii its
o
Walter B. Bicken of Day
Street, Crippled and
Despondent
Despondency. nd. it. is believed. a
slightly demented condition. clused
Walter B. Bicken. sued 35 ,to take his
life at his home. 20 Day street yes-
terday morning. his lifeless remains
being found in his wheel chair by his
brother Paul, shortly otter noontime
when the brother went to the home
to get his lunch. '
Blcken, it. was listed this morning.
had several times before attempted
to take his life. as he has been a. crip-
WEBS_i_lil_8_. llllEEN
Mrs. Lewis C. Green. of 259 Main
street. a prominent member of Nor-
wslk society. was worried to Dr.
Arthur B. Coleburn. of Norwalk and
Mlddletown. and brother of Henry F.
Coleburn. at 10 o'clock this morning
at. St. Pnul'q Episcopal church. Rev.
Louis B. Howell officiated. Only a
few relatives and friends attended the
ceremony.
Immediately after the simple aer-
vlces, Dr. and Mrs. Coleburn left for
New York city and lster for the
south. where they wil spend the win-
ter. In the spring. they will return
to Nor-wall: and take up their resi-
dence at their new home at Berkeley
1nd Elm street.
pie for some years and trestments
which he was taking were evidently
of no avail. '
He is survived by his brother. a
widow and a. fifteen months old child.
He was s. member of ' Rutherford
Lodge. No. 515. I. O. O. N. of Ruther-
ford. N. 1.. sud this evening Moose
services will be held by members of
South Nomi: Lodge. at the Into
home at (:30 o’clock.‘ The Inner-cl
The bride is very well-known in
Norwalk, where she has scores of
friends. Dr. Coleburn is s noted .pby-
slcian and during the war served with
the Medical corps in the army ill
which he bell! the ml: of ranger.“
[WERRUUES FIRST '_ .
mander Frederick W. Galbraith of the
The auxiliary will work under a
temporary constitution until Leoni-
mittee to be quinted by the state
commsnder of the legion ehsll‘ap-
point s. constitutional committee ot‘
three men and three women to sub.
mlt a permanent constitution.
The purpose of the suxiliary is to
old the Aneriesn Legion in the same
wsy that the Woman's Relief corps
hssbeen aiding the Grsnd Army .of
(Continued on page Seven
.— _....
mum Bail
cum HAEflfiSUPPEil
Sixty members and friends of the
Norwalk Boot club sat. down last
night and enjoyed the seventh annual
pic mm:- siven by the club. The
alfalr was it sucoes in every wsy.‘
in. pigs. roasted to a. turn by Ca-
tercr llcCsrtby. were delicious and
were served with oil the ilxin’s that
go-with the: ‘kind of a. supper. Three
pigs were served.
The Committee in chsrge of the at-
fair consisted of Henry Gehrmann.
Elmer Unger sod Arthur Deleon.
BsnkRobberstoFsce
minim
WASHINGTON. Feb. —'l'he au-
thority of the Government. to issue
permts for tho withdrswsl of liquor
from bonded warehouses is limited to
manufacturers and whole-ail drug-
gisu. Attorney-General Palmer rules
in an opinion made public today by
Commisloner of Intern-l Revenue
Williams.
Issuance of permit for the disposi-
tion of_llquor‘by wholesale also is
limited to manufacturers and whole-
sale drugglsts. the smrneF-gcneral
riled. - '
g
Aunts comma 1
twin”
Samuel Diclrman. of :5 Psymond
street. driving s Ford delivery csr
down Raymond street. about 8 o'clock
this morning. was run into Ky, soother
csr which was going through Day
street. at} high rate airspeed. Kr.
Dickman was dosed 5141!. lmpsct so
nut in was unable to describe the
cor or legs: its number. as the driver
drove sway dior- elesrlng his machine
nolthwent Germany. declares that the
nomad of Bolshoi-ism through West-
Bolslievism until economic conditions
have driven them in desperation. the
president told The Associstcd Press
correspondent.
"This desperation will only come
when. with a. good will to worki—snd
that will here is very strong-work
cannot be had." he continued. "Lip
to this time Bolshevism has found no
w
(motioned on page Six)
llllFflilll lillllllEil
' SUSflfiiflifli
MILFORD. Feb. 2.“:Ohn Keen»
snsltas. at years of ego. was arrested
in his bed. in a room in Bridgeport,
esrly today .sud is chsrged by the po-
lice witn the murder of Hrs. Jose”
Chernock. in her home here. yeller-
day. .
Coroner Mix this morning had the
than under mmlnsuon and ho has
stated thaLKaoeranoltss is the man
wanted as the principal in the trap
edy. The police. bugs on an singed
oonfesflon mode by the man. are
sear-chum for two alleged accom liceo.
The police my thst robbery w the
motive for ‘the crime. as Kscersnsltu
was otter and got $119. which Jmn
Chernoek lied saved up to pay the
Twin City Association. which Is
done in the put. Each member of
the Twin City Association is also “In
pelted to display on his whim I
card which identifies him as 3 line
ber of the association for the M'
month.
The odicen elected at yesterday's
meeting m.- : -
President. Victor Tuoosolo: m
president. Williem Gurry: loom. .
Percy Cole: Tressm-er. Frank m-
nsrdo: trustee. Fred Tobey. ,, .
One of the important rulings wd
that concerning the parking.
there is no opening in the line of
the members of the Association
' —-
(Continued on page loves
Sililfli llllilll
l,-
i explosion which
towns of lumford. Dafien and Not-
walk. shortly after it o‘clock m
dsr morning. unless the {set that O
insist set off in Groonwich a:
hill on the Post. Road shout lost. any
used buildinn ll this city to ,
' to he Jerrod from mantel
and windows to be broken.
T0 BE "EFE T m" be hem mm w m ' mm “ Capital Punishment from the wreck or Hr. platinum moi-mice interest on til- time. which 11” l "m.” "I. m cert
(Canunueciijon M ’1") . I —oVs——. m m "003706 ‘ mm wheel. interest is due today. h“ “88:: 2‘“. J. Cd it ~
' " ' * broken Mitt“. broken baudlights The arrest or Ksceransltas came 0' "“3 out that in“. 3th was not
.WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—-The
Emergency Tariff bill today was in
perilous position. Vote on the Senate
eloture rule was set for lo'clock with
its defeat conceded by friend and toe
alike. A margin of 8 to 10 votes less
than the necessary fwo-thlrdl' major-
ity for adoption of the cloture rule
Was predicted.
Proponeuu of the billyprolnlsed to
fight for its m even with Niec-
Wesl'eyan Student Admits
' Attack on Him Was Fake
_ MIDDLE'rowN. ’Feb. specimen:
. Ely, «Junkers. N. 1.. tired-y
man in Weslyan University mode a
confession to the college officials at
the hospital last' night M11. u-
tacked himself Til night
and was.not malted by another
nun in hlsdormteory m'ube had
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. spine
8cm yesterdsy afternoon posed
Mona, a bill providing capitol
‘ punishment for‘bsnk robbery.
n. bill puts bank robbery on a
mm murder and it givu ju‘rlds
the-‘rl‘fit to ti: either life m-
.. or “new”: as a Mme“.
xewxonx. roe. 2.4.. mi:-
sudia broken steering. who“. Hr.
Dickson although pretty well shsken
up'wu uninjured save for s few
rdKidnepperIto
LOSANGILEI, ca. iron 2.-
Fflffllll mm ”mum
polleeuduvtotakespechlmn-
uns‘ hiwrMWflm L.
coo
through a clue a nod by Chief Ms-
her. of the HilfoWice. The mem-
bers Invalid!” of t e posse m got-o
fslr idea of the man's appcsrsnos and“
it was learned the: the man was here
last Saturday and called on the flatly.
The police also made up their minds
[but the murderer must. have known
there wp money in the house. About
l s. on. they found a man who suit!
he know We was at the
Chernock house on asturdsy. They
found out that he lived in Bridgeport.
felt in New Cease“. Bridgeport. flow
l'lsven. Long Nose. eithevfll the
More Almanac. according to a wo-
man thing in imig mass predicted
so earthquko for yesterday. ‘
iterator-d felt the force of the es.
plosioli quite a bit .snd the telcphone
and newspaper offices there were
flooded with inquiries as to who: had
ceased the shock.
s. particularly loud blast. was lot 0' 4.
at 11 o'clock ymerdsy morning by
tion of cloture, while other: had m- w
nounced that the down vote would ‘ - ‘ . ~ ’ Curr m M m 0111'. con- md Chief fisher and tho coroner‘s
be a usual for s movement to set Fear of ”WWII beam- 03 low 7mg." M.~.,""‘,:f"'m‘“ chickens“ ‘ ‘ 1.01 W or sea. am We. Hurry Tattle. with a the men employed by Willi- ll.
7 for WWI. Extra. mods lssve‘ been Bridgeport one". went to a boarding Arthur. contractor for the readawsdv .
oping operations st the foot I! Ms
aside the mrlt'f’measure in .‘1vor of
lvpropmtion bins. ’ ‘
One solutio suggested 1 lg about his honorable it“! ‘ .9. “a m‘ ' M m’ m to ”on. if.”- the bed. .4 Hill. .
n 'n o r ‘ , ‘ ‘ . » - " " ‘ . . ”mm“ the however. said got inglenook n h
, . _ .. . _ ' .I
aside the tariff bill from time to time
for consideration of the money ,
snd debate the tariff measure
no appropriation mmsurc was;
r‘dtlirwsn‘. ‘
Advertise in Lu W \
blinding in his studio- ledfthe
, - Young.
mantoplanamedns'of‘ ,
the universluy .lt was W by
said that
unlvw'ersity officials.
ture and created a. mealtime:
with s paddle: _ Ely» we: W
10: about Odette mauled. .
in nitroom. and then struck W ‘
Ely admitted that be upset his furni- ill.
in.
Is- In
lacuna. at to: Ogden street. and found
m ’.
.w
Marnie of the WW
great enough
9
posed of most of the toes! Jltneyigm. 4i
within lust— ‘ 1,
oils ‘
Inquiry in Greenwichrevesled first. 3 .
Norwalk Chronicler