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Munchiutetcubad been ml
TIMBER 2.61
‘ in Int night's entertainment under the
auspices of tho Spill: Norwalk ltutmro
uncut society was dcmomtraml by tho
Inga gathering at the Emalk Yacht
club bomb.
City Attorney John 1!. Light. who
presided. exptcuorrl hi: plenum at m
Inglis guests. and staid be how] the
sesuiou would be improving to each one.
He thought it. would be cruel to keep
them from the feaot of music on the
well-Wampumand without
further cmmouy introduced a tunic
quartetto composed of Boraco s. Ilnrclr.
Albert Macaroon, Philip N. Knapp and
Frank Noah. who rcmlcrcl Ibo mpnlnr
Yolc'glee‘. ”We Moot Again "uptight."
Thcvol’ces of tbo bingo" blcnllcd per
fieotly and the umber wart well rung.
cllciltiugmtbmsticapplaucc. Thom
E. Pctkiuu, orgmtiot of the South Notb
walk congregational church. rcndctcd
m piano solo. which denoted him to bc a
masterly pcrformer. 11c was also the
accompanist of tbc evening. and but
Work was moat acceptably donc.
Mrs. J. Milton Coburu'r pupa on
“The Workof tho Committee on Streets
and: Punks." was well written and well
reodi. Slur tolldoftbo- growing interest
the-American people are flowing in the
Village lmprovmnt moiety. The
South Norwulk moicty was growing.
aha said. and “temp“ had been made
to beautify our city. which 51me
and sometime mot bear fruit. Tlnc
example of the: mall boy taking pride
in hcvlwg ting mwalk Inc has Iowan»
the cleanest. would make so fumble
in: impression out our merchants that
they will keep the walk» and straw in
front of their plum? clcatt. Many
Iittl’oamumosuud putkowtllbcm
whorotlowcro could be planted and tbc
spots made attractive. ”molt: Park
would be u lovely spot. aims tlkmgltt.
if trout were planted tlluclm. and the
shade- mm be grateful to mum who
took their little mu them All the
money domatodbad been wt in inn;
proving the pork. and poring» it lay
with the Improvement twisty to mound
up the work. In: the Seymour mummy
trees could also be Wanted. the mill
Heron suggestion woo made that ttu-
school obi-Idrm mld be organized Into a
tree-plowing soni‘oty. and aided by their
teacher» do much good in tbic dimirm.
She thought all had noticed the lack of
nitric-boards or'tbc talcum-It of the lam
coring. on tummy rte-already III-arc. Sm:
ouou should be provkrlul. Tim railroad
work through: Souths Nowalk «at
touched up. together with tho cum»
that had been made to REEWIE’ a bunk
wall, fence. and otlluar lmmmt-M‘IIM to
the property. The ccmmitIu-c lealm
written about tho «IiioWIl of the trio
tingle-near tke'wuteriwgtatuk. in luau-s
that the drinking: fountain given by the
Women's Ifhri‘stiuw Temperamc Union
could be placed tbcrc- again. lilac and.»
thought It won reboot time- Ilw Imam
clock. awoke from ltd but: drop. II
Mrs. (.‘obwm had tllw placing of it. the
mild it would groom Ibo wmtcring' tank.
The cover wan heartily wpplawbml.
John! Winfield Scott. who Ital hm
heard Irequcutlly In: Sculls anmlk nu
lending putts In the ""I'lratm of Pen
muse,” “I'Inofom.” etc... mutt the fa-
miliIIrI'U l’murluo Mar." by [Arlfmcm
wltb good effect.
Mm. Charla» W. Roma. of Brooklyn.
who won for army yam mambo at
Plymouth church. mud brought out
many of the f‘omoun Amoco of tho Aim.
fuvorcd with: ”Alt. 'Iiu a Dmarnf’ by
Lumen. mud} for sumac tum: Ibo mat-b
melody “Aunt Rollin Gray." The mn—
daring of both war of an embmally
artistic characm.
Hurry Popper. tho terror. mug "Ab-amt .
Yet Protect." and min twice mmlllml.
glviug "Molly flown" and "MINI--
Doris." [forum will: “min-n. and
III» number» were fully amulettrl.
Mn. .Polw Wmflold Sprite mad It nary
interesting pupa on '“lllettwlr M Ila?
Improvement minty of Imam. x. J.“
She raid:
The Impmnnmut Wt; of
(Mom ms crap-mils the mm .,
of IHIM, mart to «Mint that the «My
might simplify“: Immortal «Wham.
cunt coutructn and MM prowny. it ta»
In rated in What Murmur!"
the In of the mtg «It Now me.
The membership to «vigilant to trauma.
but. unlike mm «mutton min.- up
of Women, thin moy wan {mm at
the Indication and with the Matty
cooperation and annual I“ influential
mm In tit» mom”. and m adds-n
bond II made up of mu.
The (Mott M the Wy'fi: to co»
operan- with the my qmmm in
he airfares-1M of ninth; In”. to
pram W W will I'-
(Slum Mullah
«nary. and to aid in every way It“
efforts to itnpmvo and bcnunfy the city
in In: mundannttary und urtiatic Ink
." This. function of (“mutton
mutton: cmpbuuiml by iteration and
reiteration In cvcry dimztion and rami-
fication of the ntclety’s work. Tho.
motive board “Wm In all Instances
to I‘m-(mu; the mouthpiece for tho ox-
pnmion of uumtuomblo mmplulut, gun»
oral funitdittding or vitupcrutiun. In
other wamll. It- couiluw itself to sup:-
g'esting malachite improwtueuta in m;-
ttting conditions and pm‘ctical retncdiov
wimp them arc legitimate grounds for
.mmplaint. By pursuing: this unvarying
policy the Improwmcut Society of Tim
”ranged scrum for itn'lf not only the.
mnlidctmsattd supwrtof the commun-
ityand its otllclaln, buttlto respect and
mnsitkrtation of corporation olllciuls and
Icgifilzttivc mptmcntutivcs. whom it has
«motion to apprmch.
'f'bc mwicty hurt twelve standing com-
mittccx. which are supplemental, us
«mutation (It‘llmltfls. by the upxmiutumd
of biracial committees to do swam! Work.
The twelve standing committee.» arc:
l. Finatu-c.
‘2. Streets and Hutitut-iou.
:5. Ilonmtic Training Association.
-I. Public SCIIOIIIIB.
3. Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Prevention of Cruelty to Auimuls.
Monuments. Art, etc.
Ittilmuds. Stations. etc.
Public Library.
Altos and Iluutanitarinn.
ll. Children‘s Auxiliary.
l2. I’mwn'atiou of the beauty of tho
13:30:05
The dutyof the Iiuancc committee is
to cwuiuc till bills and audit ulluc
monies. It. is also a cmumittcc of wuys
and means for adding to the cxchcquor
of the society. The annual fee of mem-
Incmblp ictltc nominal sum of mm dol~
lar. Th1: am mbership now is nearly
two hundrcd. thcmfore, if ouch commit
«wraitmtbc-tncmey necessary to con-
duct its 0th Work. the annual dues arc
mt‘tict‘cnt to pay the current cxmnscs of
«be multiply, room mitt. stationery, pos-
tage, cm. and make an amasimlal sumll
apgmmrmum to meet an (x'cmiouul do-
dummy in the finances of u lIurd-prmsud
mutuittce.
The umttuittoc on stmetu and sanita-
tion liars. portly independently and part-
Iy in connection with the various muni-
wtpal authoritkm,efimtcd many radical
inttmmemcntn. Indeed. it would bv
dillicult to dcfiuc the exact I-xtcuc of the
influence extort“! by any one uounnittoc.
9.
III.
for With? the things :wcomplis I by
about. without question many Inga
Iran: bout awnuplishod indirectly.
Ironic/thick through the public prom.
«nominates through private suggestions
made. by a member personally in tho
promr quarter. Among the unprovo-
ments «cm by the “mat. committee
dim-fly are better methods of mvoupi'ug
Ind wateriftg: tlac filfl‘l'lh‘. an improvc-
merit in the methods of collch-ing. trans
potting and disposing of garbage. a sys-
tematic mllwtiouof loom- pupcrs from
the “tracts/and tlw displmtl of the same.
this committw bus inducwl tho. llll‘l‘"
thumbs tntautu' to abstain from swvop-
ing the dirt and dust from their film; I4
on to the gamut-Ills. and from tho pave-
ments into the street. gum-rs. Most of
«It» tucmltatm along Mulu «'Ircet also
lay rooming, Ix-foro church time, thus
nhaltmwuy will: IIII‘ mwuxuulution of
Saturday night's litter. 'I'lw III-slmbiliry
If much pmgwrty-owncr kl-cplug alt-cot
gutters, as w-ll as sidcwulks. {rod from
«.uarW and 6m in wimm‘ bus ulsubvcu
urwrl by this mmmitlcc.
TIM: MIMI: Training max-idtion.
claim-II constitutes conmntb-n- No. :I,
ulf-vrc a mum: of instruction free In
:irba, mwr cixm’n yrurn of :1qu who do-
dm 3 Iltmouxlt prcpurulinu for lIousI-
untrue in mic or tuoro of its various
Marcellus. Iulsocdrricnun u registra—
Itrun “flick. 'I‘III' mfvrcuws (If all appli-
cants; :IDI‘ pvrmnullr investigated by
v’ttm- IDA ”HWY”! the investigating mm»
numb». and only those applicants regis-
temt WIIOWI‘I‘IPNIII‘I’S urcfouud to lw
«attufactory. Practice and III‘IIIIHINII‘II-
aim cluwusittwmklug. both for ludivs
trial for girl»? cloudy in servicc, uro cun—
lnctm by 1110 sujx‘riub-mlcm. Tubb-
brmnllcm an- uI-coumtmlutcd and orders
are tilled furbrczuls. cakes and downs.
ivy that: training asmciution.
Thu public school cmmniltcc arranges
for fifflf‘lfllllll' \‘ln‘itinguf curb room in
cult wltwl bulldl’uu. and bus quII-
mtg-lotion» rm-‘ultiug in ixnprovcd clean»
IIW. t'cttzilution and unwind sanitary
mtditimt. TIH‘I‘I.‘ in still much to bc ac-
wmtplt‘vlmldmt what has ulrcudy been III:-
mmplitlml is most «encouraging.
TIM? I‘OIIItztiIm-s for (be pt‘cvcnliun of
nmltytocltildn‘u :turl Ihc 1rcvvution
of cruelty to animals have do n plIl‘IlI‘ll-
:Iarlyctfwtt’wwnrk in «mum-lion with
AM Newark and Emu): county IIOCII'III‘R.
“mums have been found for brutally
.dmml children. win-m u wanting from u
mm was not rItIIlI-II-ut Io prob-ct IIII'III.
[ml citt'mm. bulb mm: and wmncn.
have bummlcxmdly what the law; are
and hmr tIu-y may be curricd out {ortho-
nmutwticnlof dumb cwuturcn.
(“qmttnittm No. 7 III“ OIIIWI its forms
and" outtmiltm NH. 12 for “Ibo propor-
ratimtof All? lxeuuty of tho ”mum's.”
Thur ammonium wddud and laid out
Military I ”woman. It long narrow park.
crumb-din IIwm-nlrnl purl of Ilmngc.
antltctmthtbuftlu- mum ctr-cot. Thin
park can an eymtrc and carved on u
tmmrimt plum for trmnps until thin
mmtnittm took it in band. A IullIIIlI'lIIII‘
gardener *8! cmplnyml. ultrubu mud
and hm were ruitubly pluntml. wIIlI II
view to {mow pcmmtwnt bounty. M
In?” M flowering plant» In pl'lll'lIII‘
1mm uttrm-IIvem-Iu. The com-
mitme than look in hand a small purk in
Cicwlwd ram-I td a Irlungulur park
in Ilw saucy. I343; In a prmniucut pud-
lion. lbmidc uunwroun bot-ml dunn»
tinny of MWJIIMII! and labor which
thin mnmitto- nwlvcd. IhI-y vxpomlcd
«within; Ilkr twelve huudml dollars.
fluid?! impmvmg Ihcm- parka. Ihlacom-
mittcr but dom- Immt cwditublc work In
inducing Wwywmncrnm trim Irma
("whinging pulley/all". and in circulat-
inrinftmnatiuu at to the variI‘IlI-n of
tow tum: likely In prove szltlnfucmry
umkrmuwlwmdlthms in our climntc.
and the IM nwtlmls of puma-firm from
working pm” for than u Nady planted.
Thin mudmw but nmmltwl most nut-
le with tho than County Park
Wat-tattle Idldllflon of pro-
‘ ‘ I‘m-Ii lltx' . H W
um“ «I tmlkPutofloo
mm: to MKMEII their pdveun-ms on Sun- .
o
pom] future parks In and about the
“ranges. ,
The committee on railroads. stations and
transportation has obtained some visible
Improvemouts In the service rendered by
Ibcl)olu 'nre. Luckuwmmnud Wcutm'u
rxulroud, dud the various traction com-
panion WIIICII servo ()rungo. A new pow
saucer station at Orange and the rcmcv-'
ul of the freight trutllc to u nopurulc
oration. an express otllcc at East ()mugu,
Improved platform and station facilities,
and improved cleanliness 01" stations,
platforms. and sanitary upwintmcnts
lxavo bccu secured. But mum than thls
Is that the railroad commltmc. by col-
Icctmg u tabulated report of trulun. con-
dition of rolling stock and time mude fu-
llvc months. was able to demonstrutc to
the commuters exactly what scrvlco thoy
wore rcmuvnuz, and bow mnull u propor-
tion of general fuultdluders could allow
ground of specific” lcgitituutc complaint
tor which It prluztlcul remedy could be
suggested. (In tho other band. when
tho railroad company ascertained t-Imt
syutcmatlc, methodical mothmls of ob-
Iulmng statistics wore in “NB. many
caused for complaint vanished. and ex-
planutlons for apparent shortcomings-
worc furuislicd in many instances. _
. lounulttcc No. I) has assisted the pub
lIc library greatly. its work on tho
woman'scditlou of the Orange Chronicle
bmug particularly worthy of mention.
Conumtlm No. II). tho only other com-
Illltwt‘. to active service. Its the Clul-
drcu’s Auxilluryis not yet fully orpguul'l.~
NI. has us its work the visiting of jails
and policostntions, furnishing the in-
mates of tltolptpgllouscd with reudim:
mutter, names and some little amuso
mcut. Their most' cvidcul; accomplish-
ment, _IIowcvor, is tho establishing and
managing of a day nursery. This start.-
cd in {I vcry small way. in one room. It
has been necessary t.o_'nIovo tlmw times.
uud tho first of Scptombet‘ will dcmuud
stilllurgor quarters. usu kindergarten
will bommuod in connection with tho
day nurscry. Tllo committoc cared for
3.8.87 cams in the past. your, giving .tlm
cluldrou two and sometimes tlm-o meals
why. A nmtronzmrl an assistant one
in charge, and each mcmbcr of tho cum-
utittco is given :1 day in tho work. slm
being realmusiblc for tho ovcruightof tho
ltousc on that day.
The two special committees which
have boon uppoiutvd \vvrc to considur
tho cmtsolidution of The ()mugvs and
(Ito othur the rocomnmudutlon of II prII
for tho Ilual 'dislmsition of gurbugc.
From reports made by those committees.
the socicly wu“. IIblI‘ to rlclim- its poxitiou
and take action accordingly. .
I: would not be right. to moution tho
society without :tscriblng in large mom-
urc its succcsscs to tho unlit-int: energy
IIII.‘ mun-crying effort and executive
ubllityof its president, Mrs. Louis B.
I‘rnlllkon, nor Would it be fair to omit.
uncut-Ion of the numrying courtesy
shown the SIX'II'Iy by the public press.
Mrs. Scott thou IIIWWIII‘I‘II :I numbor of
durations booting on llllpl'IH'I'lIlI‘lIIH.
Mr. Light. spoke briolly about. I-lm
South Norwulk society. Its mcmbcr-
«hip is now It”. Tho fI‘I' is fifty cunts.
:IudIlIc work is our in which all an-
iutcrcslod, :Is it llclps I.) mukc mon-
bcuuliful Iln- [IIIII'I' \vv liv - in.
Mmdclsurhu‘s “I Would That My
Love" was then sung by Mrs. Ilusun
and Mr. Scott. and II solucllou by tho
mule quurtcltc. “Star of (I Sumutcr
. Night.“ concluded llw programme.
Miss Agnes III. Bowen, who, it wrs
vxpvctcd. \vould sing u soprano Hutu.
Ivlogmphcd that tho was unavoidably
«lulztincd in llidgciicld.
Tho coInIuiIII-(I in clmrpp- of tho :Itl'uir
“11500101131 lmsllu Smith. vx-Mdyor II.
"II. (.‘mldcu, Miss Angvlino Scott. and W.
(‘.. Fool», and thuy arc iudcbII-d to flu-
Norwulk Yucllt for tho mm of its com-
modlousquurm's;’I‘. II. FUSII‘I'. of tho
Hull luldnd lmpro‘vvmcut H'K‘ll‘I)’. for
chairs, and In Ibo Not-walk 'I'mmwuy
I-mnpzuly for tho rvsllbulv car that con-
vI-yI-Il Ilu- artists to and from the club-
house.
DAN HANLON'S TROLLEY PARTY.
Slallery. One of his Guests. Fined $20«-Burkc.
the Only Sober Man. Discharged.
Below .Iuduc Iluliboll in Illl‘ 'l‘own
(.‘ourt. ycktcnluy. Wlllium b'luttory was
Ilm-dllw IInd cords for his port in I).In
Ilnulnn's Sunday night trolley ridc.
Iticlmrd Ilurkc wnuditchurgwl. it bo-
ing shown that, liko “old dog Tray," III!
mm in bud company, but. did his Inn-d In
qucll tho dis-IIIIrbImI-o. According to
Ibo cvidunco. Ilurlu- \qu tlIc only bIlIII'I'
mun in IIII‘ putty.
h‘lultcry wuutvd Io sutllc. but 1an
futlmr made him uppcul tho cum.
lime and Carl Gout OII Iht Dock.
Fritz (lulluv. of Word Ncrwulk. \qu
dumping II loud of rofum oIT tlmdock on
Ilm ’I‘nylor proudly III Wntor uIrI-ct,
Ibis morning. whvu the wagon drnuwul
Ilm bur-Io down mt vmbuukmont. II din-
Inm-c of Ion fvct. 'I'lIc Iuruont lmulml
on 11 low Irrcr- clump» and pilot. mud mm
of the hind lvml of Ilw borne was badly
but. 'I‘lII' wlIlIllclrI-o of tho wagon was
broken. Sow-ml ulwctuluru Muir-um] Mr.
Uullm in righting tltc Ivunon Imd drug-
glng lt- out of tho mud.
AIcIAuIIeII Pleads OullIy to Burglary.
ClmrlI-n lllvrlllullvn. who. it. in nlluucd.
Ivan lmpllcutvd with Hugh-m, Ilm boy
burglm‘, III mum of bin midnight occup-
IIIlcn. won brought. bcforo .Iudgc llubbcll.
ycnII-rduy. for trial. He plumb-d guilty.
Hctllcnco was mlflpmldml fur Iwu WI‘I'IIII.
“Were you (Ivor botlwrr-d by homo
Ibicvus out III-re?" lllqult‘c'l Ilw tourist.
“Well, you," uuldtbu nutlvo of Ukln-
homu,"_‘thvm 11ml Iobn n good many
hanging around, but I haven‘t awn uno
forum.
SOUTH NORWALK; com... won
0
INEL.
NESDAY. AUGUST 26.
1896.
[our II’WIOIIO. ' ‘
0 .rIohou ball a ,
bl tuolrb In ' ., '
qulycunwc thump . ,
vaIum me Ill?“
Iltbuylmkct Iclr III .3 .
IIm mm] of Illtttalll'll om
bluo mono Mill took I.
pcnp. lcptrybodylm III“ .‘
III‘IIIIIII It I091!“ m .
unduruwth.-llud«l. . g
MIII _- Hill DAMAGES
Commissionm Come to Norwalk and
Look Om tho Improvements.
HONIIEIIKEB- AIIII . IIWYEB APPEALS
Corporation Comte! Lockwood Not Prepared
to Go on WIIII the Hearing, and II It Ad-
Iournod. Altar a Squabblo Wilh BroIIm-
(tray, to September 8.
Attorney Charles H. (.‘uullcld IIIIII
County Commissiouor CIIIII‘IOH Loo. of
Bridgeport. mid II. K. Scott. of Ridge-
lluld, who are to ro-usscss the benefit-I
and damages in the appeals of Miss
Mary Houucckcr and 1’. H. Dwycr from
tho usscsmueut lIIIIlIO by the Council
in the widening IIud cutting down of
Mill Hill. mot. ut the Council room in
N orwulk, this morning at 10 o'clock, to
give at public hearing to those interested
in tho mutter
Attorney Canfivld, of Bridgeport,
:10ch as chairman. and Corporation
Couuscl E. M. Ixxekwood administered
the oath to the oommiltco. ,
Attorney Jotopb A. Gray roprem-utcd
um Houncckcr and I)wycr intcrcsts and
)om'omtiou Comm-l luckwood appeared
for tho city. ‘
Attorney (.lruy was first board by tho
commisioucrs. Horcforrcd to the city
cllurtcrundcr which the imprmetucnls
:Irc beingtuudc and to tho right. of his
cliunts to appeal. the thou culled his
witnesses.
Attorpcy Lockvvoml objected to go-
ing on with tho hearing. as ho bad bad
no nwrtnnity to prepare himself, and had
already notilicd Mr. Ilruy of his inabili-
I-y to tztkc up tho mutter today. He
said Itc'wus somewhat mmriscd to find2
Mr. (iruy thorowilh his \vitncm‘s utter
the notice ho bud given him.
Attollnoy Gray oijctcd In :I post-
poumnont. 110 said Attorncy Lockwmd I
nordod no limo for preparation. as In“:
had already boon OVI'I‘ Ihc cm‘c mum, and
such no excuse Wits absurd. III! inti-
umtcd that tltcumlu pnintin the wish
for on udjoummcut was :I schemo of tho
(3in Council All dufcat Ibo claim for
dmnugos of I’. II. I.)wyor, om: of his .
clionts, IIIIII that an :lIleIIIl‘IIllII'lll \vould
fanhu-r this fiI'IlI'llII' and might- ruln Mr. E
llny‘r‘s cusp for dumugvs unless III' was :‘
im‘olvcd in an expensive lIIigntiou.
In reply, Attorney Im-kwmkl said Iw
did not comv Iln-mI-pr-ctiug any unfair-
ness m'discmxrlmy. ‘l‘ln- city of Norwnlk
Ind :1 muyor and six councilnwn in whom
tho I'll-IXI'IIS I'I'IIINI‘II I-nlllltlcncc. lll‘ bald
Mr. (.lmy’s hint that Conucilnmn lluyvr,
:l son-in‘luw of Mr. Quinmrd. IIII‘ ownvr
of the building which Mr. Ilwyvr 0c-
cupicd. was trying to nmnipulztto some
svlu'mu to god Mr. Hwycr out uInl make
him fIIT'IhI'I' troublc, was UIIIIIIIIIIIII‘III)'
I'ulsc. '.l‘lu- I'lly Council wanted to do
all that was fair in the matter auul desir-
ml In givc Miss IlnnucI-kcr and Mr.
IIIvyI-r I-vm'y l‘I‘III. that was Illll'
IIII'III. Ilc clulmml that Mr. Gray
haul not Irv-mod him with umnmou cour-
II-sy. 'l‘lw pruporty in Ilisputo luul llnl
boon IuIIItlII-Il. and if thv columinsiImI-rs
looked it ovI-r tlu-y could Imvc ll Iwuring
lulor. llu III'SII‘I‘II In lllll‘IIIIllI.'I". HOIIIII
witucssos IIIlII lmvc limb to look into
mm:- olhcr IIIIIIII'rs in continuation with
IIIII msc. III‘ thought lu- HIIIIIIIII lw
Il't‘lIlI'II by Mr. (il'Jy \villt mm:- sort of
common Ilm-vut-y.
Mr. Ilrdy nmpondcdz "You don't
know \vaI common (locum-y is; you
nvmr luIIk part. in II."
Chairman (Yunlivld HIIIII it was Ilu-
cIquIII tu‘ucct :Iml orgunlzn {Ind view
Iho properly and then adjourn to II duIv
ford hcuriug. III- destined to trout all
panics fuirlynud did not bollcvv nny
IquulI' dealings would bc "qu0 on I‘IIIII'I‘
IIIIIIA. III.- HIIIII IIIc cmmnlssloncmIlvuirt‘d
to look Iln- prop-try ovor und would :III-
jouru to 'I‘uukduy. Scptumlmr .8. III: III
o‘clock. III Ilu- I‘ouncll rmlu.
'l‘lw I-mnminsloucrs spout I-omidcrublv
limo IIfII-r Ilw brurlug looking III tlm
properly in dispute.
Laid to Rest III Riverside.
A vvry luruc number of rvlulivcs IIIIII
frlmuls paid Ibcir land trlbutc of n-xpvct.
yI-utcduy ultvrn-mlt. In the lube ()lurcncc
III. Ilunl. IIld Wull Hook and Ladder
I'ontpml ' :IIIvmlml in u body and III-III II
lump Ilnrul wrvuth, HIII'IIIOIIIIII‘II by II
minuturctruck. 'l'hI- I-urlImI of .I. (,3.
\Viluunk I'o.'u factory ulzm IIIIcIIdI-Il.
undguvc It Ilurol Iributc of u pillow.
’I‘lm pulllmurI-rn, II. W. Iknlwcll. Mo
Imviu, Victor W. lion-la, Ilowm'd
IAIWIIIII'H. Adulplt llruyfumund Fn-dcr-
lI-k II. Ilowml. mtvc u Ilorul star, and
mm- wow u sworn of Minor bountiful
vim-pg, 'rm-ulllclullng clergyman woo
Itvv. A. H. Kuvulmull. Selections were
rumlcrml by u quurIuIIu cmnpmcd of
Miss Imnu 'l'uylur. Minn .Icttnio I’unwlt
Fred Force and Frank ()onntmk. Tho
intorlncnt was III Itivcraldc ccmcbrry.
It In IIIIIII that tho pot-Imit of William
Jennings llrymt III to be put un WW
damp» so an In uivc Ihu Republication
A
chance to lick hlm.
AFTERNOON DISPATOHES
A MICHIGAN TOWN OESTROYEO.
Fire Doprlm FIlIoon Hundred People oI Their
Hornet.
(Ammo In The summon
()NToNAuox. Mich, Aug. 2Il~TlIin
town was cutircly destroyed by Ilro. lust
night. Five hundred houses were dov-
troycdund Ill’tcon Inmdrcd pcoplu urn
Itomclcks. Tho Diamond Mulch cmn~
puuy‘kblgplunt hcrc. worth II million
of dollars, was destroyed.
. . ..--.. W... .. I a.“ ... ..
‘Ilillon, Ilughes 3. Co. Assign.
Nuw Ynnk. August 2Il.—-Ililmu.
Iiuglms db “0., cut-cocoon to tho Into dry'
goods king, A. T. Stewart. made on as-
signment today.
LEASEO’THE STAMFORD OPERA HOUSE.
Manager May! to Cater In the Thcalrc-goers oI
our SItIcr City.
A louse was signed yesterday by
which I. M Hoyt. of South Norwalk,
taken possession of tho (lrnnd (Ipcru
Ilouso. Stamford, for three years. be-
ginning Scptmulmr I. Mr. Hoyt has
lmd :In cxpcrlcucv of about fourteen
years us manugcr of theatres, in
South Norwulk. and is :Imply qualified
to conduct. II place of mnusamont in first—
class style. IIcifl known to Stamford
tllIHlll‘O-RIM‘I‘S from the fact that 110 has
brought them, during svveral n-cvnt sea-
sons. manyof the stt theatrical com-
panics.
Ilv stator that. Im intends to girl! tlw
pcoplnnl’ Stamford the lwsl: tobv-lnul.
and no objectionable Iwrformmtccs will
lwprI-mnb-d under his auspices. Tho
opcm Imusv SI‘IISOII will open curlyin
Scplcmbvr, possibly wnh Andrew Muck
in “Myles Aroon." All of ]~‘mhm:m's
leading cnmpzmics will appear Ilu-rc Ibo
coming autumn and winter. Album:
tho attractions already booked arc Kol-
Iur. tho pumiciun: l-‘clcr II‘. Duly, “Shore
Amos." and “'l‘ltc I M I'Iomcsmul. "
Mr. Raymond, the» proprietor ofthc
house. we foclsuro. has made nomisf
tdkv in placing its muuagI-mcnt with
Mr. Hoyt, as ho has fully (lcmoustrutvd
itiacupwity In provide a clad-tot outcr-
tuinmcnls born of the highest and most
sutixl’acmry charm-tor.
II was ummuuccd a My days nun Ilmt
thcopcrzt homo Would bu nuumgad by
I.. (T. Hodgkim, (If Sllunfonl, but- ncgo-
ImIions to (but. cud mam not carried to
A successful conclusion.
BARGE OEVENNY FINED.
The Owner Rcluses to Pay Penalty Imposed for
not Having Proper Papers. '
Tho bdrgo Henry I). Dovvnny. ‘uwu'cd
by McWIlIizuns BI‘(IIIII'I‘.~', of New York,
wlmown upwards (dam b; vscurry‘
ingmul In various Sound ports, Ims
bvcu lined by III-poly (‘nllcclor (Ind-
durd for not lmvim: rvglslrution pnpcrs
or ll curgo manifest. sumo days slncu. A
l'l‘pl'I'SI‘llldllVI' of the owners was in
Mumford, yvsIm-day. Ilv n-I‘uml to pay
Ilw Iin. and tho bout was tin-d up alum:—
sldv :I dun-.liI-t svlumuur lying in Ibr-
rlmml‘ord Imrbnr on Iln- Ilul», whom no
my could mu'll it.
The captain was taken ml by tho
tumor. and llupuly (’olII-ctor Uoddurd
put :Imun aboard of lwr. Mr. McWil-
liums. who runs Iml’gvfl In Norvulk
\vilbout pupvrs, bclivving that noun un-
ruqulrI-d, is wring In Iiml out. \vlu-Ilwr
110 will he ubligI-d lo lmvu his largo Ilvct
ut’ IIIII‘HI'H rcuisturcd or not. ’
FORFEITEO IIIS BOND OF $25.
John I. Nanlon Fails to Appear In Comb-III:
Brother Dan Fined $20.
The IIunlIm czwuu came, up for triul In -
{um .ludgn .Iaunou 'I.‘. IIIIbbcll in Ilw
'I‘owu (.‘uurt. this nmruiug.
IluniI-l IIaInlon plumb-d Ifllllly to drun-
cnm-ss and brooch of tho pcucc and Ivan
Ilm'd AIII on mush mum, with I'OHIN.
John .I. Ilunlon, charged with drunk-
kcnmw, did not ruspnud wlmn lIiu mmw
\‘Its cullml. and bin bond of $25 was III"
I-IIIrml l'm'l'oih-d.
Attorney John .I. Walsh willoudcumr'
to lmvc Ibo cum III-opvnml.
Enterprising Advartltert.
'l‘hu Now York (inwvry cmnpuuy IIIIku
IIII' roach-r» nl’ 'l‘lm SI-IIIim-I In nexuluitw.
compnrv :Iml Ihiuk over Ibo III'ICI'H pm-
»cmwlin II now IIIlvvrtimnn-ut toduy.
'I'lwy urn I‘I‘I'IIIIIII)‘ WIII‘III pvrltsing.
Item-dict. At I‘o. cutry II full 1in of Ibo
Unitvd Hlntcu I‘nllurmmplmy‘n nhlrtu.
night nllirtu. CUIIIII‘H uml I-ull's in all
grudv». '
IIIIItII It Four- Foot Shark.
Wltllc blIIckIlnIIiuunfl' HIIIIIII‘s Inland
I‘ccl'. MImIIIIy. Itcv. I". I'}. R’IIIIIIIIH, prI
tor of IIII! Not'Wqu llupIIIIt ('IIIII‘I'II. kil-
ch ll nlmrk four I'm-I in lI-ngtb Imd
hunlcd bim Into Illtl boot.
Now to Compo by Trolley.
The (forum Ikrnch extension of III.-
thtwrt nml Smmutuvk Street Railway
cmnpmty ls complotcd, and trial can
have been run nvcr Ilm lino. Tbc open-
Ins will tote place In a few days.
III THE DARK HIIISE
Some Surprises Said to have Been
Prepared for the Republicans.
FROAI A DEMOCRAT") VIEW POINT.
Eflorls to In Madelo Nominate the Popular
Congressman ‘ M Ito Fourth Ior Ibo Guberna-
‘ Iorial Chair, while Sam Fettenden
will be Sent to Congress.
From a Dcmmrmtlc soul'cc—rtho
Bridgeport. I":Immr~comcs the follow-
ing interesting inforumtiou on the poll-
tical situation in Connecticut up to dam:
"Tlm political advmmtes of John
Addison I’ortorln Bridgeport arc any-
thing but down-Imurlcd, and they have
morc bopc IIIIIu tho members of
tho Republican mncbinc wish they bad.
They say. with absolute confidence, that
thcbozmtof tho Cooke strength in the
coming Republican convention, has been
uoiscd for all it is worth—0r rather, for
u grout deal more Ilum it is worth—um]
that them are lots of suppmed Cooke
men in thc dclI-gut-ion who are not.
Cooke men at. all. '
"I Inc of the minor elements that will
cuter into the coming; cmivention III
Hartford next month will be the num—
ber of delcguII-s who are slated as ('0ch-
Iuen. yet. urn III heart not. in fuvor of the
candidacy of that gcnllcmuu. Therc is
no doubt about the rum who will bc
t-lwrv in l’orIe'r's, imcrost. Thvy can be
placed. and m-c- known bv their outbusi-
usm. Thor got the nomination as dele-
gates in :zpiIu. and in ommition, to the
nun-blue. Many of the (tooko delcgutvs,
naturally. dro‘muchino dologutos, luck-
ing in cntlmsiusm, :Iud manyof tlwm
imllll’crcnt.
"Unly two mm]. scfu’t'. Imvc boon
IncntIom-d :m candidates for govurnur by
the llcpublicmw, the light being contin-
NI bctwm-n Mr. (Iookc and Mr. l’ortcr.
Such ll thiug wan sI-Idom known bob re,
and cvrlninly Hot in a ymr when Ibo
Republicans feel so sunguinc as they do
this. It has just mum to light. that
Uongrckvmnn E. J. Hill. of this district.
It tnbc brought forward as a dark Imrsc
IIII'I stmnuvns Idl'orts will be made to
have him capture the Humiliation. This
will giro 5.1m FI‘SHI‘IIIII'II an opportunity
to gut Ibo I-nIIgt-ossimml nomination. for
which-his friends my be is a candidate.
“.‘Ilr. I“I‘$SL‘DIIIEII (lvslrvs to go to (Jon-
grwss for sowml important reason»—
unc admin». to control some slow {ml
vml putrouugo. and another to pave bis
Way as u succvssor to Sonalor Iluwlvy.
'I'hc first room“ helps the- sccoud. It is
given out that them will lw no opposition
to Mr. I’latt In; Ins own succoxsor in the
l‘uitrd Status Sonata Mr. I'lutt has :1
strong following in tho country towns
and has no ducidI-d opposition in tho
(-lIiI-s. Mr. I’vssclulclt and Morgan
BulkI-lcy arc too shrewd in politics to
supposc Ilmt tbvy mu ovI-rmnw Mr.
l’l:III'.~I popularity. ,IloIlI :II'I‘ laying low
for Senator Iluwloy. Mr. lbsmuulcn is
III-sirnus to got onlhc lucid“ truck of
Morgan IlulkolI-y in tho sclmlnl‘lill I'm-c.
and u I'IIlIng's‘nIIIlml tI-rm “'Ill do tIIuI.
"That is \ley (.‘uugn'ssumn Hill will
be :IIIIldI-uly burst upon Ilw convention
:It Ilu- proper IIIIII‘ ho a I'lIIIIIlIIIIII‘. ’I‘hc
I’orII-r mm urc awau-u of tho plan. :Illd
:Iuy Ilmy lll‘I‘ lI-ss afraid of Hill than they
sun of (Ionian and of tho um they prvfI-I'
Illll. :Isu uumbvr of dI-IcguII-s pledged
to Ilu- Ildrklmmsloud man would bo I‘m:
tovub- us ”my chow. und Ibo I’III‘II'I‘
mvn IlIink Ilu-y will llul’. low by the aur-
prlsc prI-pzm-II by Mr. II’I-sscudcn's
l'rivnds.
"Ilut when this {line comm In clump
ll NIII-I-esuor Io Ht‘llllllll‘ IIIIIA'Ivy. Ilwn-
will be Ilm livulicnt kind of :I IIII'I'I'-
mmvml battle. Mr. IlaleI-y will natur-
aIlly Ilcslrc In KIIIBI‘I‘I'II blmrwlf. IInd thun-
Ivlll b0 Morgan U. llnlkclI-y with III-I
bum-I and Hum Form-ruled with bl»
pull."
AII Have mum Apptalt.
’I'lw r‘xmth Norwnlk Ilut Forming
cmnpuny, Edwin Adumn, Ilm SIIIIIIII'I
Aynmr Mar» and IIIc (b-orm- Seymour
unmto lmvc ull l-ll.'IlI Imticcu of uppI-ul to
I'IIyClvrk Taylor, from tlmtlmlingof
IIII- I-«IIIIIIIIIII-u IIpIminII-d to lay out
Itullrmul plan-u. ’,l‘lw comminnloncrn on
lIlI' Ilut Forming I'mnpuny will bu up-
IMIIIII'II.‘II'pII‘IIIIK'l‘I'IIII, by Judge Ilnll.
ul‘ IIrIduI-mrt. :Iml .Iudw- Androwmuf
bib-IIIiI-ld. will appoint cummlxuimwrn
on Ibo other prnlurrIlI-s tht Monday.
Dealt oI “Storm" Lettt at the Almtllouu.
.lmu-pb Irodu. who bud bum ltmmm
sun-ml yI-ImI. dicd III Ibc ulmnlumnc
last night. III! wax rclmuu‘d from Ilw
Mlddlctown lnsunu Asylum mrvuml
ww-knngn up: improvml. but his mIIId
Imuiu Inn-mun impnml and ho was
plucvd under msImInI ut tlu- ulmnhoum'.
Ilclutdumor spoil ubcut a week ago.
umlIImlI-Im-u- folk-d rapidly. III- was
fumlliurly known on “HIIcrIIT” Iu-I-«Is.
"Do you think that two howls urc bot»
Icr than our-'3”
“Well."muncl had but Will! spilt!)
Inflloicut."
‘ wrung. (63.359656 aI
homuwork. . lust upw
II. II. Flu-II. IIII What shoot.
V TAN'I'I'III.~ III-n MIIIIIIIDIP "056. 8) N03
ondcy. Autuat .:
llniu aIIcI-l. ultcr
'I‘I-Ils you punt. prompt und future oven
slum. Iloum from me
a‘l _. -
Ituru wtllt Minn":
IIIH p. m.
”c. o ,. .. . .........._.. _.... I ,..,__ ._ .— ‘fi’
\ AN'I‘EIIu-Thrvc Hwedup zlrls. laun-
«III-an. I'lIIIInImruInIII and for ten!
lIuImovm-k, want thmtluns. All IrmfllIIrIu
Human-l III‘HII'IIIN'I uIrIs-I. Ilm‘. 0. Mensch
4‘.) Unborn II Norwulk. (I'M
w.”
.. » _. w... ~—-»~ “m '
\‘YAN'I‘ED.-~AI oncmu competent Bit '0!
.m-numlIu'nIseWork. Apply at at “up;
Ilcld uvvnuo.
V YAb"l‘l"‘.l).'——A HfIIIlII Imusc with HOMO rial L
about It In mm of tlm town» between.
SIIIIII‘IUI‘IIPI’III Il'rltIhrI-Imrl.I I’Imw mpd - ,
I'I'Ip Ion r: prn mr y nu I p mantra I In ‘
Ida. Addrom. unwu While. 1'. 0.1150: “I: m',
\I'ilmluutun. “Pl. 319
‘ YAN’I‘IIlllr—l‘rumpt qul faithful gentler, '_ .
mam ur Indy to travel for rollublom
IIEIII'II Imuw In I 'nnnocth-ut. Salary "all."
llll' m wm-klynnd cxpeuscs. I-Iltuutlon rmn-
mumt. Ilcfvrcnrvs. Kowloon self-ad howl.
blquIlIIWI cum-lope. II. II. Hem. president;
:Im; UcIIrlmrn slrnet. Chicago. 510 wt "
" ‘ ' +0 LE‘I‘. , -
m
V ‘0 Ll".'l‘."AVL‘I'YIIIInil'IIIIIO”0050. In that." ‘
. IIIIII‘I:.IIIIIIIOIIUI‘IIIIIIIII‘OVOIDGDIB. nalut
vmum. I'm,mlnutcs'wulk from depot. Inn .1
dorm rd owner. at a: 'l'uylcr avenue. near
\I cat sire-rt. not If
r to I.Il'l‘.v-Ncnt{umlxhed room to m I- "
ublcgentlemon. lieutlnw. C. A
Ilnvllund hII‘IAI‘I.
c n
attic.
I III I.I‘l'I'."'IIOII.~I(I 24 Day ntt‘mm rooms. Ilnt .
flour,» 'I'IIIII‘H alruol. 6 rooms: first floor. :
5 I'DIIIIISIIIIII wound lluurl mount“) Tollss‘ "
arruet. All in Ilrst chum order and with Imv‘
prnvunnlms. Ap dy In John II. Knapp. H2
WI >I all‘col. HUIII I NUI‘WIIIL'. 025"
7 VII I.I‘.‘I‘.-~l"ir.t flour. 5 rooms. 70 South
. Alnin sIrm-t. rout Alrlu'ntmip. a room». '19
\I-milwurnluvouuc. rent 8”. ‘. A. Wood-
wurI . '
7 VI) I.l'1'l‘.-v From Hoptnmlmrlatmflkcs now
m-l-upEI-Il by Minn-r I). Ibrmlulldn’lhylor’u
Illm'k. Watvlmmtnu s rcct. Inqulm of Taylor
A I'm-lilo“. B'XUW
Y ‘0 I.I‘.'l'.-~Ilun.-oufeII-vc-n ronmu.ut29Riv-
I-rwlum‘I-nuc. I'L-Isl NI‘IrwIIIk. with all
Inmlurn Immnvmnomu. cud conveniences:
lurgc mob-n :IIIII ulumddm-c of fruit: flue
\‘n-Ivrx‘lmrlmr. Inquire of E. RBIIIIIII. on
uremia-s. A all! "I
7 ‘0 I.l-I’I‘-—b't?l'0n«l'Iloor, 4 Hartford plumb
‘ - l'-uIIll:=. runl $.22; llrct lluor. 5 rooms, 70
muIIII )ldm ntluel. runt $13. I. r . W
wmu , "‘
V VI) I.I§'l‘.~- FHIII‘ room apartments. first. 5460- ,
null and Iblrul flour. rear. Four room
from upurlmunf. Tllll‘tl story. rent ‘1 to”.
\Iludmrs In m'nry ru 'm. Ilnlls lighted and
"li'II'Iif‘lv SWIII'IZN. I'orhett block. 79 and III
bud-match ~Ip-ut. Apply Old WellCIznr Co.
“Ilium. HI \\ unhmulnn it rm‘l. '
,. .. . _ .. --...-_........,
Y 10 I.I':.'I‘.“R0IIIIIS In rout. Apartments on
Mum street. three». four or six room
:tpurt Int-nl-I Itt low prlws. Apply l0 George II.
lmymnnd. II llau‘l‘lcl strcct, for key. jlfitf
I ‘0 LET: CI..IL.:-.qu-l wash homamnomém »
nod. by your unly. sum muutlnneurBOo
\vuytun .«lztllun. {\I'IIII'PJRH box '2. ltovmyton.
IanI. Inquire :Ildlluu mwnt. 116 If
Y ‘0 l.li'l‘.—Fuur room updytmont. first and
mun-pd II-ml‘. rIelll‘.‘.Ill “:La'llill on street. ' .
wlnulowsnn-very rmmeIlnllglItm undclcun- _.
ud: four rm un upnrtnlcntsd'r: mt and reuntlrlrd
Ilmvr Swunz .k CHIIII'IIIII'M‘II. 7P und Ill Wash-
. mgt-m street. rant #7 ltlld 99. Apply 01.. Way.
III!
I Iimtu Co. “’1’
“IX room I-otlu n on
I ply to CIIE. I‘ER
:IlI-Illlr'.
.\’I‘ No. mlllurlmr avenue. Nonmlk. at:
J rooms wnh city wntor. rent lflzuluo thud
rmlmll. «~in v.'.-II.‘-r.‘rm1t II. From. April 1.5 l
rmnnxbt .‘m. IEI Alum film-t. Norwatlk, rant 8'). ‘
Apply IuIIALI'II .Iluob‘t'. mum adeu
Norwnlk. III I!
lI’lulutut‘lI-‘Iwcnuo. A;
. CLARK. 18 uulpfttfrd
. .....-.. “->~“v-.—IC
‘ l-‘OR ’SVA LET”
FOIISAH', durumIllllldihgml-lewould: ‘
III n-ur n! hprlnuw-m-l I'Iut ml. Price my.
.Iumb 51.1.4310”. Agvut. South .'orwnlk.Cotm.
‘ > . ll 6 III
‘ .‘UII SA LIL-Ily Ilvnc-liI-t. Nnrwnlk tobac-
‘ «.mm. In mm Htrccl. Ibo dumbest re
I‘IKIII'IIIIIII'I'IIY. Aukfortlmrlluunrtxek. 5m:
FIJI: S.\l.l'2.-—-(.'. S. I-‘lpgu. nut-loot atundtml
Inuuxuu. .nhm .‘IIII'III'II In by mnvhlno
un-l Illtbo work Ilolu- In ”W bowl and mos‘
wIIII‘AIIIIIII Illillllll‘f‘. South Nnrwulk Hartl-
wunv I'ummuy. mm!
‘VOIISAIJ‘Z. ~(.‘olumblat t-plyhlgb Irosmtro
Izutwlu-n ltd-w. mmruntnml to «mm 500 lbs
prnssurnl- In tho mlmr» IIII'II. In 1wa not It
thlu [IIW'H \I’Ih rvIumM and Wu pnrtlcnlurl
Will-'Il :I Ins-I:- \vlu-ro-urdltutry Manhunt-rover
uII~uIl~mu-Iury. h‘qulI burwulk IlurdwureCo.
I2 Hnuth Mum HII'N‘I.
[JON SALE. "I'III: hunt IIIIII «lbw barium of
. C. II. Ilurvuv. Inl-lunllm:cmlrontmk and
leturu-umd In-munlnlnrv. Will be cold very
wlum- Ir .wl-l III more. Apply at the atom.
.. . , MIL
.‘IIII “ALI"..“IIHIIIIITIK Int tot-mo on West
IIvumuu uImI nlmlmblc lot on Ibenvcnuo.
Apply to ‘l‘uylur .I Iinllluu. (toll
———
Losrl'
IIS’I‘. Ib-Iwm-n“IIIvkurI‘ l‘dIAIII" and New
I I.‘nuuun.ubugmm-kc-l .ll. . I'. It..con-
mining III'II xIIIvIIuI-b- IITII'II. 'I'Iw Ilndvr VIII
Inform nrruml I'll“ ~41“va )Irn. W. 1'}. III”-
mnn-l. Ho. lldln MII'I'I'I. .\I'\\' I'dtuum. “A“
IIS’I‘. A lunnvhbf knynthnllndcr wlll M
I Hlmmlly rI-Ivurd d w mlumluathcm I"
l.uIIII-r ll. \I right. MAM
4"."
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
Morrlton’t Ftust.
Murrimn's I-‘uuut III“ ulroudy been to-
Icm-d to m tho most elnlmmto dramatic
prmluvtiou of tho kind ever attempted.
It In prI-tty broad «Inmmcnt but one
tlml but considerable ground. The liner
closely IIIIIIIW (hmllm'u Irrlginollu p130“
mld Ihu commonly m'ccptetl story I!
slowly udlmrml In. Aside from the ex-
I‘I,'III'III‘.II III III" litmtry work Involved. w
Mr. Murrimn IIIII devnml u very close
attention to drumutic and scenic details.
'l‘lm ok-ntrlcul olfcctn in Ilu- play of the
lightning. Ilw flows-rs In Mum‘ucrltc't
gdnlcn. III the duel scum. etc. are start-
llug nml cfl'mrlivc; calcium lluhuutc also
Imd prmligdlly to produce weird effects.
'I'Iw muwry is all now and beautiful
und historically correct. The climax in
this Ilit‘I‘I'liIIII i9 touched In the third act
“'III'I'I'III the tucudc of the church III up
rvsontml and the claim; of the Virgin.
Hort numdlght pervades the scene
which Is patterned from tho actual. and
thus:- wlm IIIIVI’ mu) Ibc lmullty In
Nun-minim will mwnlm II It ottcc.
Tlm Bracken worm It also mndo very
r-Il'ectlm with Its nlcctric show to. “of
flame and spark from Ilw Inferno. The
luctlott will be men at Mt
beam on Monday. August Ill.
‘ 1
Norwalk Chronicler