Mint Grinltha hue
«tabiiabment at 49 it in street, Rm»
walk.
Joiner-lid Crown oi on roll tor me.
They tell for that am they are
worth it. " ' '
linen Tribe, 1. 0. R fl.,will meet
tonight in the Wuhin a street wig-
warn.
The'oity workmen wi the paid otl' to:
night at 7:30 o'clock, at ity Clerk Lock:
wood’e once. mm.-.
Collar Encampment conferred the
Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees
Candidate Charles Alle , laet night.
,,,,,,,,,,,, Wen-4
The Merrill $1.... Rotoa norm.
been told to Freder k A. Arnold
through Mitchell's real state agency.
M we .m ...,.
'l‘he Haymalrer’e Conn il, 1. 0. ll. 31.,
will meet tonight. and a tall attendance
is desired. Uncut Tribe will center the
chief’s degree. .._. W-.-
A special meeting of the Golden Rule
circle will be held in the study of the
Norwalk Congregational church at 3:30
on Friday, September 25.
The funeral of Justue Fitch Hoyt. ,ot
Winnipauir, was held his morning at
It o'clock, Bev.8. B. Pond officiating.
Burial was at New Canaan.
all fine assortment of ladiee' and
children’s outing hate and cape at S. S.
Tillotaon’n, 16 North M in street. Mila
lineryopeninglater. A ntloewnnted.
The New England 0 der o! Protecv
tion will meet tonight in Mechanic Hall.
Everymcmbcr is rennet! ed to be there,
as business of importan will be tranev
noted.
The benefit to be to dared Charles
Moeller, by the Germ ia Singing so«
ciety, will take place next Monday
night, at Germania 1. Washington
street bridge.
The Prohibition meeti 3 held at the,
residence of James H. ilmot, Spring
etreet,was poorly accented last night.
After abrioi' barium”: loprth‘e ngeet
ing adjourned until next Tuenday ovenv
ing, when they will me in the chapel
of the old Congregation lchurcb.
a
morrow afternoon, altr school, at 4
o'clock. All boys betw en the apex of
eight and fifteen years c invited. It
is intended that the ho I shall have a
hand in the present on pain, an well
as the older people.
Josiah N. Grumman, t' Union street.
for twenty-six yearn for man of the cntv
ting department of Lon obnry, Mathew
son at. Company'a ahoe aetory, ha» re-
signed his position and ~ ll enjoy a well
deserved rest. Heine. u (ted by Olin
.‘3. Younge, the etncient u tern cutter ol
the concern. Mr. Youn » in well titted
tor the responsible pi‘iaiti-n. He had been
foreman o! the cutting department of
Coueim‘ shoe lacmry i Norwalit and
Woed'e in South Norwlit, until there
concerns went out of buoinean. Mr.
Grumman leaves with t . beet wiehcaot
employers and employ - , who have at»
waya found him faithlul to every trout.
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Before
Retiri gm.
take Ayer'e Pills, at :1 you will
eleep better and we 4: in better i
condition tor the d y": work. *
Ayer'e Cathattic Pi he have no
equal as a pleasant and effect»
not remedy tor c. antipation,
bilionaneet, sick haddock, and ‘
all liver troubles. They ore ;
engarccoatcd, and so perfectly
prepared, that they care with; {
ant the unnoyanme perieneerl
in the one of no in try of the
pills on the market. ADE your
druggiet for Ayer’n Cathartie
Pills. When other
help you, Ayer’n is .
E
l
TIIE PILL 'l’IIA‘l' Will. :.
Wenonah“ decrement” in
finellneottall mm“. ‘
m..- “Warn."
quite ill in lllehnmnd.
mm....w. WW
We n. .1. am ileum an
address» in Danbary Thursday night and
amther in Dorian. Manley.
momma-a. H. v.4
‘ Attorney John 1!. Light hi in Bridge
port many, attending the opening at the
criminal court of common pleat.
m. may .. new. ,,,
The Wmnen'e Ballot Caron. of Douglas
Fowler Poet, will give a trolley ride
over the entire line of the Tramway
line. on Thursday otter-noon.
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Emily Webb wan nuanced to ten
days in jail tor intoxication by ,lndgo
Hairball in the Town Court thin morn:
ing. .
The earth register ownral by Saloon
Keeper William Boerner has been at-
tached by (timetable llunt to recover for
a cigar bill owed to John '1‘. Bhoehan.
Charter Brown, aged men year», one
of the New Canaan hey burglars, wan
apprehended, yeawrday, hat was left in
the custody of hill parasite on attempt of
hit extreme youth.
mm .mw.m
Captain .1th Merrill. of Tavern
Island, came to South Norwallt. hut
night to attend a birthday party given
in homer of William H. Benton, 0!
Elizabeth street. .
Henry Whitlock, who war one o! the
participants in the Water rtreet brawl.
Saturday night. was fined all) {or broauh
of the peace, by Judge Front in the
Town Court, thin morning.
Palestine Castle, No. 2, A, t). K,, of
M. (1., will give a smoker on Monday
evening, October 5th. An invitation has
been extended to Pioneer Cattle, No. I,
to takepart in the entertainment.
4“er
laot night in their hall on Washington
street. Arrangements were made tor
the annual bcnnvlmko and anniversary
to be held Monday evening, October l2.
Defender Council, 0. L'. A, M, will
give a lawn party tonight at the
reohlence of ('7. .l. Florin, 3% Harriet
ntmet. Powell'u molmntra will {orniah
manic for dancing, and William Goyer,
will prompt.
a-~...r M... M
Edward Korton. clerk at Stnrtcvant'»
$3131th. met with an: ambient
while driving in fitamtordon Hominy.
Nothing more earl/m reunited than n
broken shalt, which wan repaired before
he returned.
The Red Men will go to Danlinry on
Thursday night, to work the llaymnkrr’e
degree on camlnlatce in that place.
Representatives from Anemia, Bridge
a big time in anticipated.
Tielay and tmnmrow the Independ-
ent Order of ,1 Seoul Template will hnhl
int annual state convention in the
Inited American Mechanine hall,
Bridgeport. The «Moore of the grand
serene will be present.
The last dance of the roman was given
at the Norwallr Yacht club him. lent
night. (Win the cool weather
there wall a mid attendance. and the
«mica was, an natal, a delightful one.
m. freeman and l'ardy provided
good mate.
A rumor was mead this morning
that Curtain A. A. 1'..me preach!
Xrnwnllt city tax collector, was a candi-
datetor the nomination for ashamed.
This rermt Mr. Betta emphatically
denier. Mr. lieu.» wlll probably hern-
mnninatal for cltytax collector again
i thin fall. '
The tkmdhlated railroad im gener-
unaly ullowerlto the ladders at ticketo
tothe commend flatly "amt by Yale
l'nivmrlty, on Saturday» to the teach-
ernofthnnertthrnt, a mlncthm of one
lull on the return tripe. lull {are being
required in going to Sew Haven.
lmnzo thinner, a farmer from Green
Fame, wait tnhmtn charge by union
thom, yeoterdoy afternoon. {or laying
intramural. He who turned over to
l
pills wen”: i
‘ Home» “interim. one one him in no
itoemtothe lrrrkup. Thin main; 1341‘;th "M. and an him emit by he 1'3:
: nae fined if. and mm, which u“ with g olnimml:
M4.
”wine! to the mmlitmn at Washing»
:tm badge mm, which won recently?
violent byte thnaderholt, the (franimry
Wine ohm-“h «My has extended to
”he [Inigo the me of the t‘hmth tor
WW“ entertainment, thaw!” ”“15”“! § than more along limiting for a mat.
l'l‘he Imwrlal More chili will alert, flaring mills-d lemma: in mmlufl. he
E reader new. A free carnal! will 3’ «annual in» twighbflr in oomomtion.
Wave the Small: 33mm none at mm
”'3 “Ilka
m
Metal home and a hone!» in Behold
arm. am Throwing, were lmmed
Worthy "nets! the ham helmgml
to“. 1". flattening, it Where! Ii. It.
not! ll. A.flathewmn. of Sleuth Ker»
‘ fink lite been W11 may»! do»
criterion. not ”re. flatworm war
monarchy the mine M with W
crawler Water! India-them
loot we no” and eternal W and
W WWWMAJLM»
nu. Frank Blade. 02 me... i. ‘
port and Waterlmry, will be presentand ‘
Abnolutely Pure.
Aliment ol lnrtarlnltl :wl . l .
at all in Manning M midis: mail
ntren l
H I (' 13 i .
heron onetime. N... i...
Mi”, Nellie Began Via attendinnmthe
Bridgeport Balinese college.
”me—mm”...
cigars for J. '1‘. Sheehan.
Herman Spencer, clerk at Trietram d‘r
Byrtt‘s, in taking his annual vacation.
gun. Joreph with... 0: Railroad
place, has recovered from a severe limes: .
Lira. Ann Keoler. of Lowe street, ex-
pects to move next week to Norwnlk.
There will be a lawn late at C. J. Fer-
rlu' residence, in Harriet street, tt -
night. '
Mus. Nelson Taylor in having an ad-
dition placed on the second story of her
reridence in West attract.
Freddie I’itzcr has writen relatives in
South Norwalk that he in in Baltimore,
working on a lunch wagon, and having
a good time. ‘
Frederick Miles, manager of the Twin
City Laundry, will have the oiiico at 1?
North Main street, in the store formerly
etacnpied by the Nonpnriel Laundry.
The Republican meeting which was
to have been held tonight in the Repub-
lican headuarters has been postponed.
Mr. Light. who was to have spoken,
having been called to speak elsewhere.
The property known as the (Iuptnin
. Byxhec place, in Marshall street, Houtli
'Norwaik, was sold by order of .l. W.
Ihteknm. agent. by Mitchell & Son.
auctioneers, on Monday at 2 pin. E. D.
Jcrman, of Stamford, was the purchaser.
All the Malone funeral cortege was
making; through Wall street, this morn-
ing, one of the wheels on a coach came
oil. Theoccnpnntn Were quickly trans.
1feared to another coach and there was
.no delay. w..- ‘
City Clerk ii. M. Locktvood will
receive names to he added to, or craeed
lfmm the Norwnlk city voting list up to
is o'clock next Monday night.
No one hart yet ma. appointed to sur-
cued Rev. Father Diniglicrty lit St,
;)lnry'e parish and it islenrned from a
j:t‘vlinhle neuron that uonrwvillbe made
' for at lean: two or three weeks.
i W..-
3 The ope ning of the New York millin-
,ery parlors Saturday and Mnnilnywns
? largely attended and Mr. Goldberg, the
fpmprietnr, is well satisfied with the
bruins»; (lone.
Amer-ting will he held at the other
at Hurllrutt & Gregory, at Norwnlk, to.
night, let the panacea o! organizing a
2club to work tor the election of McKin-
ley and Hobart.
"For years." says Capt. (1. Mucllo, “l
have relied more upon Ayer‘a Pills than
anything ciao in the medicine chest, to
regulate my bowel», and those of the
nhip‘wt‘cw. Theee pills are not revere
in their action. but do their work
thoroughly.
We lint] 50mm.
The lxiuievillo t'onriorulnnrnnl tollt
netmyof a Woman whuwnn learning
how to ride a wheel. Um; morning.
i when elm won out on hot hivyolv, innit-
ill“ great time in ratio-r uncertain
can”. ahv now a num mining toward
harm the nmhlin of the mini. Still
. crawling along, the lmlivd him:
l “'01:. minim: mietor, wen'tylmplvnne
i got out of my Way?"
I ’l’lmiiind lu-arml uvntlmnnti lumped
nirnlnlyoflf on the more nttlmuidool
"'t’w, ilnloml, I will, “Mid lolly. I
Swimldn‘t any in your way for om)
shill."
M. ”Mm. A i .. .. we... .n n...
Itiwriuimbtlon.
I The young man with lonuixh hair
limo minim: ill‘ltftmflmllytillt of tliocnr
iwiwimvwlwn the {Mimi}, old untitle-
"lint-n on a long journey?” he nailed.
"him very."
”0n linemen?"
"No, rir. to permit of my protein
ohm. "
“Uh, (scrim: inc. Might I ask what
the timervtwv tel/"~Wnehlngwn Star.
(all! Maroon ti and it p. in. fair weathe
or will probably moon: in the winter
time the wenther wil l on fair and frmiy.
mined the wind is from the north or
I , t. ......
The first American theater 11’” opera
and in tile in the city of New You.
FRUIT
JARS”
uwrou a. co,
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Fall 1396‘.
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EDWARD
5 can": eunnme.
Donovan BLOCK, w
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Are unsurpae'eelforbeat
otltyleandflnlsh ny
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GRANDEUR 07‘ WE CATSKILLS.
Descripllon by W. ). Finney at His Trip to
the Mountains.
To the editor of The Sentinel: Think-
ing that it might interest the
readers of your esteemed paper.
[thought I would give them a little
idenof the grandeur of the Catskills in
in which my wife andlaro enjoying
our vacation. We left South Norwalk
at ml; on Saturday morning, Septem-
ber i2. for New York, and there. at
Twenty-second street, we took the
steamer “Sew York," on the Hudson
river line, to Kingston Point. It is a
charming impression, one gets of this
beautiful land as; after the imigniiicent
roll up the Hudson, the steamer lands at
Kingston Point at 2le p. m., where a
tminio in waiting on the Ulster and
Delaware railroad. Then through the
portals of paradise, as it were, into and
through the open country beyond. We
arrived at i‘honecin at about 1 o‘clock.
and there We boarded a train on the
Stony (.‘iovu and Catskill Mountain
railroad, and for one hour werodo up
grade through the l onntainn to Hunter,
where we arrived at ii o‘clock. It is
eomething wonderful how it train t‘tlll
no so (net up such a grade. leinppone the
trawler goes no farther. he has (oiind a
new country and he will too. in the
neuron of it few miloe ride. much of that
which makes a enjourn in the
l‘atnkllln no inviting. Alter riding nine
miles over the hill}: and through the
valleys. “‘0 reached the “Nilfl‘l‘ House"
in the town of Windham. Greene county,
where we wetevory cordially received.
Alter partnlriug of a very hearty supper,
we prmeodml to get neuuainlod with the
trueetn. They all make it mom like
liometo you. The hence has all been
lately rmnodelmldum an elevation of the!)
loot, aocmmumlntee eighty guest» and
iinulwmii’ull all examiner. They not it
line table, and you feel perfomly antit-
tiod. l’nl‘tlnlll‘lllRM'lllm‘, grand piazza
mo l'ootlong by twelve feet wide. run»
hint: on three tide» of the home, lawn
tennis and omqnot grrmndfl, bowling
alley and maueement hall with piano.
for them who wish. Livery attached
endgame met at Hunter, nine milce
diztaut. We started out yesterday
morning with the proprietm', for it ride
toninw pointe of inter-mt. In nlinoet
any directnm,ae we go forward to the
interior of the country, we find mlrmlwn
mlnnlly movmllng. The villages me
hate few miles apart. and moods of
merrynmisinn are often heard from n
leafy covert, or the interior of mine
dwelling. Unetoutnro of thin or try
We cannot lielplmt notice, and t at is
the govt] condition of the roads. lip.
up, we go, and it in not long before we
begin to be aware that we are ”getting
up in the wot-h 3‘ Jolly wheelmen come
counting down the lodge at n
seeming breakneck epeed, wagons
loll oi picknloherr. lollowmi by
22 So
HO'FEE
Meson, Quart.............unmadc do:
Pint 450
Lightfllflg, Qtnfinuunuu-uu-$.I'o “
I’tenn’euunuuuus'I
EDWARD STREET,
Blanket Season is at Hand.
We are prepared to show you a choice line of
Blankets, suitable for the early trade.
pretty designs, and they are cxtrcmly cheap.
Very
STREET!
NORWALK, DON“.
CHOICE MEATS.
The choicest cattle and lambs are. all
sold here. We are the big store of the
twin cities. Did you take notice of these
prices? Leg mutton,lOc;leg lamb l:2'._;c;
good lamb cliopx, .12'30; good mutton
chops, 10c; fowls, 12'20. LOOK! Spring
chickens this week, l2l2c: forequnrtcr
mutton, 50; forequarter lamb, tic.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
HINGTON STREET.
RAPHS!
A3
Prices Reduced!
1:. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NOIWALK, CONN
“shnnk‘s more," which is very
popular, in couples. Turning to our
cmnpmiion, with an inquiring glance, we
are assured that itis quite the regular
thing. After riding over the country
for twenty-live miles, We find ourselves
at tho Catskill Mountain House, which
accommodates 300 guests, and is 3,000
feet above thelcvel of the son. and we
come flush upon the most glorious pros-
pect any one could with to see. The
whole valley for miles and milei lies
before us, riot-hell in t‘rgnl colors of
autumn. Inspiration beyond expres-
sion. struggles vainly in thought for
utterance. The eyes must restmntent.
(if \vlmtusc to nttemptlo describe the
indescribable. of what avail to pn‘sume
to portray what: painters have worked
over in despair. The hotel property has
a valley frontage of over three miles in
extent and mnsists of 2.7m norm: of
magnificent forest and form lands.
The Otis Summit elevated railroad sm-
tion is within :ioo fool of this hotel.
We woroinviml into the engine room
ontlio top olthis mountain to HOt‘ the
power that mun “meant in and down
this moi-it wonderful pieeo 0 lllllt‘lllllllrilll.
Thor-care n great many mmplo that
dare not take the ride up and down the
immntnin, n diatom-e of one and one-
tiiiril miles, 2mm foot high, and it lulu-x
ten minutes to go either \vny. My wife
and [got up courage enough to try it.
After getting in the out, you are ntruvk
with own at the nrmnlour of the Ht‘t‘llt'l‘)’,
as you slowly (lemoml and nnmud that
2,”le fret. Tin-re in Low loot of noble
need to run that one and (“w-third
miles. i could go on for hours and
picture one tiling ni‘ior smother, but
thinking that it minlitliro your l‘l“illlt‘l'H,
I will atop. . l’mm truly,
WWI. ll'llih‘lfl‘, Jr.
A no noun RIDE.
A free trolley ride would draw it very
lot-go crowd.” ii‘reonum a: Son drew a
it tomorrow! at their liloetrml’lnting
('Hlllbllltllltitinll, No. on Water ntrent and
are turning out n largo mnnunt of Work
done in thohinlieet Mylo of the plator’n
art. leyplato in gold. silver. llll'klt‘,
copper. mulhronze at n mmlomle [rim
and do it nice. tm. Hill tnhlo were that
ionll worn outinndo to look like new.
All hinge of lawn and non lixmm plot-
ml and when M when they i‘ltlllt‘
from the factory, and all at n lilt‘idc'l‘ll
price.
Drop metal and agent will call.
MRS. JOHN HOUTON,
CONTRALTO SULOIST.
Comm-t, loierprotniion, Vocal Ina
' struction.
i Washington St, So. Norwelk.
“Hm
HEINE‘S ORCHESTRA llErOilOMtlZEll
A mnelvnl oratonlmlion volunteer! oi none
i-ol lirntmlnm proteeelonnl imivm munivieou,
are now ready toidrnieh mime for all «we»
stone. ouch on
Concerts, Balls, Pertiet.£te.
And on many men on maimed. Addrma
PROP. A. Hltflfl.
lifetime: and )ltMnr.1t (’an «reel, Booth
. omit. Urine. it in an
i
September, 1896.
hat department.
traetive fca turcs
stock.
ready to buy.
emstock
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comatock 131-05., Masonic
Bld’g, Nonvalk.
WITH THE, LAR
...HEAD..,.
“IN FAIRFIELD couANfr
Can have the very best hat made in .
this town free gratis by going to -
Cemstock Brother's South Norwalk
Store and having his head measured,
on or before noon, the IlOth day of
Show for you to get one free come in
and we will sell you one in any of
the leading fall blocks at prices and
qualities that will outshinc all com~
pctitors. We make :1 specialty of our
is very interesting. Nobby patterns,
latest cuts, excellent quality, perfect
fitting and popular prices are the‘at-
You're welcome to come in
and look at it if you are not quite
Men’s and Boy's Outfitters,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Ifthcrc isn't any
The fall clothing
of this seasonls
Brothers
Connecticut:
GIFF'IN, ,Mgrfi.
Miss Baird’s ,_
Institute. -:
nonwm, comd.
tisth Your in Nortvltlk.
e'otaome AM) on SCHOOL.
Primary. intermediate. academic and Ni
lem- protuirntoijv Vl/ltSN‘H. iaiwiuhsis i-uwlnyed
for ll, wail-u] cutter-u, t‘lm'llll m. mueiw. nrtnml
the aluminum. .
iiml lllllllllt'l‘fi. A limited numliorui Ilu)‘ pnm|~
lllitlSlittl‘ltllblllllmtlt‘lullilillwl, Semi for «it'-
i-ulm’. l'nrlir applied inn ilnmii‘itlalt‘.
Mina Ilium lent hurmltu \‘lk’ilurfi on Thurs-
tllIYJllllll Friday or {Will week until 6.00 p. m.
N 'm
(”ziret‘ni attention to nun-min
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
BEDFORD ST REET,
Stamford, Connecticut.
WILL REOPElt
September 29th.
liver one hundrodboye have entered col-
lege from this school.
Aug. 1 lm
Mrs. Mead’s School
WILL REOPEN
Septemberzs,’96
ton-a.
ALL APPLIGITIONS
For admission alienld he made at Hill-
Iide at an early day. l 1 lm
tuna-om»
NOT
SPECIAL )eitv" Intermo.
W“...
immm notinmi and mutual, that n titan-mi
2304“qu Him iii tiny I»! \wrwitllt will M! III'M
in tlnl' 'vimi linens». in mini r“ yamfifll‘flye tier»
tnmlmr minim. M :l n‘vii, tilt-irtwitt.iwr
tho ioliumrm mire-HoeJo 7».
l. illlm‘mmlmills-mule. r u-iirmiliilion
illronmm tlw Mayan mni dunno“ of will Hit“
of NurvtnikJm-nueo 'nll drool. in mid My.
noulnrir oi the “mind” at Wall met Water
eirrlnludnlmwldonml ilvltlkltl ' lioin-wwtrt
lniillliww'inr Minilnlriyoi Ntivi 'nll “trot-Mil
moi; pulolu’mid ml “"011 n tel-lithe» eowl:
tiw‘itililt «hall fielv‘ttmltw upon.
:1. l‘omlthorlrtwuid Milynrond t'olmvil in
have, an“ Alrmd. in will oily. item it mini viv-
puaih-ilm lintiinryoml Nurwxilk vlet-tdnnwh
ntlylotho one: writer at Wall owl fliniih
RQW'“. “till! Mimi! WWW! uillfili liixtletiiil M
Hall! meeting shall determine noon.
:i. Mini-iv any other nvlireti lhiil mar be
deemed mhimhla in Mormon in either of the
ninreugwl matters.
t. ' nmorrwnrintmdmn Iiw (“iii- Timiwr
whatever omnoy may he, rwewary tor m":
mailing noiiwirlomnw. Matthew! the trim".
filmrlllfll‘l‘lflf“? neeieaemem and Idiimlltl M
l fiefltennhlnmrwee.
em! m the lily at humour. flotiictnlwr 11'.
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., .n: "the. ,
it til at City at . emit:
a re: oi
'l‘lwir'sml\‘ntoranllimt'iir ui Nerve-nil; urn
R. H.
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
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We
Are
Selling
a
Good
Fountain
Syringe
for
750
e, 3 or 4 quart.
arena
6
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The public schools will open
August 3:, and we want to
remind you met
We
Carry
a
Complete
Line
of
School Books
And Supplies.
"9.1.5830 S ‘VOOS nines
“3*!‘3il’u‘fiil 'vqpsl “vane 39.:
MW
R.H.PI.AISTED
£3 Wuhlogten
Strut,
“a ”WILL
Norwalk Chronicler