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of our news. you will oonter s
W'mdinz or brlnzinc u
y , . » flax tor the convenience at those
we leave items ot news or other mat:—
Mnd at the entrance to The Senti-
TBI EVENING ENTINEL.
South orwulk.00nn.
Sentinel has 0 1r
M of Norwalk and its Suburbs
CondderaMmthan the Combined
, , , of the other Three Local Dm‘l—
IM Mu Room 1's always open to
. It
cannot be guaranteed the
7 my copy is handed in. Everyrea-
’ lobeflort Will be made to accommo-
. . , but changes cannot be in-
npon as a right unless copy is sent-
Ro‘oloolt in the utter-neon of the
ore. the change is desired.
_ . Telephone Calls.
Main elites. 03-5-
ltlttorlel rooms. 92-3.
linudb office. ISO-A.
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ew York Herald Weather Forecast
‘yhaxea‘her today promises to be cloudy t:-
partlyclondy. with rain. probably followed by
“Mac in the alternoon or evening. Tomor-
M it promises to be generally tilt and cool-
5'
.. Thermometer Record.
fiehlahest point of the hermometer for
twentydonrhoure ending at noon today
on 46 degrees above zero :. lowest. 31 degrees
re.
. W22:-
Hitumre Alma-o tor Tomorrow
ifi‘unrlsee 1 Sunsets | mghtlde Low tl'le
_ '7'.00 4:24 1 3:07 9:10
Cannot Speak English-.Wg
Of the 70,000,000 people of this coun-
' try a little more than 31.1.5 pil‘ cent are
I unable to spank English. This count in-
eludes grown persons and children above
. '10, years of age. It is» rather surprising
‘ to find that nearly one-tenth of those
,people who cannot speak English are
[i native whites, and likewise their parents
“before them were native whites.
it Who are these natives that cannot
“(peak English? Are they the children
of the nucleon and ignorant Russians,
Poles, Bulgarians and italiuus that
~ have thronged 10 our shores? Well, no.
The census of 1800s1mwsthnt 38,410 of
them are found in Pennsylvania, and
they are known to the rust of the cond-
try as “Pennsylvania Dutch. For at
least 150 years these slow and stalwart
Germans and their dcsrcmlnnts alter
them havo‘occupicd the ft l‘lliu licldnnnd
Valleys of the Keystone Stub: and have
, not cared enough about the country in
which they have been born and r1 :1er
and prospered to learn its language.
They are something like the Boers of
lhe Transvaal and tquully Fl’li their
faces against anything new. In some
parts of Pennsylvania it is possible to
travel for hours without finding a per-
son who can speak English.
A still larger number of ignorant
Americans are in Louisiana among the
oreoles, 41,890 of whom do not speak
Q English. Finnllyiu New Mexico are to
be found 59,738 persons of the most air
' clout lineage of any of our native white
Americans, who are almost usiguomnt
of English no a Digger Indian is. They
speak Spanish.
If to the number of native white
Americas who cannot speak English ut
all were added those who cummt spunk
good English, the figures would aston-
leh even public school teachers. Not a
few of them would be still more astou-
ishcd to llnd their own names in tlw
list.
l .
It is unfortunate that the big Ferris
wheel property at Chicago has had the
hard incl: to puss into the handset a re-
. velvet. The Ferris wheel probably givcs
' OI much healthful and innocent pleasure
lathe minute to men, women and chil-
- firm as any invention ever made. There
‘56 so infinite joy, a serene happiness in
' 131M Ilowly and majestically through
the air above all the smoke, dust, clam-
and fretting at the eurth’s surface,
the tops of live and six story
um and taking in long breaths
Wilts air as the Almighty made it. We
{hope that the enterprise will re-
W’ *i’rotn its temporary embarrassment
the great wheel will still roll
and prosperous.
breed and write.
“0 mod willing to learn at any.
W llcseboolo and those estab»
' _ private benevolence the chub-
?oles, Russians and Italians are
‘ ignorant of the immigrants
“I here. For the year ending
, 348,967 immigrants landed in
and or these as per cent were
It is an up
notified-ignorance. The Italians
ms the inert illiterate. They are
em eyed Italian children are on
to notch every point presented
We The Italian is on the
assumes so any among the min
.ma was we have tore-
,, nominal.
Chestnut. John hasplsoeti dmonhls
woodland. forbidding trespassing and
theft or trees. "
Frlemls of Richard H. Boyhton, of
Maple avenue, will regret to learn of his
serious lungs with pleuropneumonia.
Harry i’epper, the heal merchant and
singer. has recovered from an attack of
malaria.
William Beacom, who recently moved
from Harlem river to the former Warren
E. Smith place, will open a boarding
house.
.lonstable Edward Ladrlgan was run
into by two dill’erent turnouts, yester-
day, while he was riding about town.
His horse was standing in front of M. S.
Pnrtrlok's shoe shop, when a peddle;-
drove from across the street. directly in~
to Mr. Ladrigan's wagon. The other in-
stance was in front of G. W. Bryan’s
residence, when another mun, who did
. not know much about driving, run him
down.
Two of the windows and the sash in
a door of the west-bound depot were
broken out, yesterday. by e. mail but:
thrown from the 10:30 express. The
mail clerk miscalculated the speed of the
train and the distance to the depot plat-
form.
W" SILVERMINE.
The children of the M. P. Sunday
school are preparing for their Christmas
entertainment. They are practicing
carols and recitations and expect to have
u very enjoyable time. A special collec-
tion will be taken at both services in the
church, next Sunday, to 'rnise funds to
assist the children to‘bave a Christmas
tree. _ ‘
The members of Friendly Greet
int: Division, Sons of Temperance, will
give an entertainment in their hull.
Tuesday evening, December 15. It will
consist of singing, recitations, dialogues
and tableaux. The money is to be used
to further the cause of temperance in
Silvcrminc. It is hoped that a large
minpnny may be present and lend their
lid financially to a society that has dour.-
so much good in this vicinity.
GEORGETOWN. U
Fred Kcnrns, or this town, and Mary
iturgcs, of Weston, were united in
marriage, Sunday night.
Edward Carrol], who
:novo out of town, has given up the
den. and will remain where he is. lit-
ntcmh to move his family from Brunch-
ville into the rooms over his shop.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
James McIllwaiu, Sunday morning.
~lry store, and can boast of having the
only lirstcluss windows in town, and
hey cosrtninly are the linndsoluost, as
ru-vy are dressed very pretty with choice
Christmas presents of every description
The line wire drawers ol’ the Gilbert
Sr B 'nnctt Manufacturing company an»
.llvt'orn low days on flt‘Ctlnllt of re-
nuiisbcing made to some of the Inn
'hincry. ,
Miss Mansfield, of licthcl,
ought the public Si'liOt)Ii last season,
aundny.
CRANBURY.
Yew Year's or Christmas day.
oueulnonin and heart trouble.
[1 the eighty—third ycarof her age. Tllt‘
r’nncral will be held from the house.
Wednesday afternoon, at. 1:31) o’clock,
Rev. Walremnn. of Westport, officiating.
Did You Ever
'l‘ry Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? 11 not, not a bottle now
.llltl git relief. This umliciue has been
buried to be wculiurly :ulnpml to the rc-
licf nud cure of all henudc (.‘muplninls,
exerting :1 wonderful dirm't iutlm-m-o in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
if you huvo loss of Appetite, ( ‘unstipn-
tin", llvmlul-bv. Fainting Spells, or :er
Nervous. Sleepless, lixcitnblv. )lolzma
.sliolyor troublml with [May Spoils, [Cloc-
trire liltlcrs is the medicine you llt‘t'tl.
.ll‘l‘ mnuuutccd treuntunlth nnllilldxyh
re use. Til’ty cents, and “.00 at MS}!
on's and Wmd’s stores.
Nari"... l "
Resolved, That the owner or ownsrs . 11 land
ind bulidtmzs treating on tho nm-tlwllv «Mo :11
been wt strut-t. a» far as walks are lnld on tlw
um-l‘mrlyuldo ”hold ulrrwt. lutblu My. 1m
and ur herebynrdcrclm theirowumtncwe.
where it has not already been domain act
unrustuuesnnd paw the gutters tn 'ront o
'lleir realm" 1w plumb-us nu tluI estnh'lslwr
mule-of tlw Mrw-t : said no» it to be compo-tun
m- M be not "n" my mt s mewrllwd by an or
dimmer entitled. 'Au ()nlnmme 11.- tsllt‘uh
sidewalks," approved April to). 1117:. Del
ornwuer-sntlumi and mu «tinge. to» limit on
letetbe
utlnn,1n rent of ”Mr reunmdne premium. 11
the manner as to
said December 21st. ismtlm Cummlllun .1
streets is hereby authorized and (bruntml 1:
lb» lure shins oi thv necewtry m tlt‘Nfll“. mu
theermutltrlp of sold work to thuluwest re
nprmntble b ‘
or owners 8 one»
bed lurt
an is hereby dirt-«ted tn
ropertr owners on Mill Uesmni it root. on
I, use at the form:- lng rmulmlnna.
e have and lorosel ' lsn true copy“
Mllélllmll 1W Ill“a llltit‘ul nl Cum: ‘II
the ltrot Hotlthhurmni. (loin . l).-
emlart. 1m.
Mitt:
d
JOfiEl'll N. 'l‘ «rt/m.
0N7 0101*
A
d!
intended to
W. A. Williams has refitted his jew-
who
can the guest of Fannie Perry over
The young men of Crunbury hflVt'
irgnuizsd a shinny team thatiswilling to
net-t any team in those parts, either on
Mrs. Kate (loodsoll died :11 hit home
a Poplnr l’lnius, Sunday night, of
She was
A m 1- M m cl HI. me
is! to W it Doing NI cusps.
We have made unsold arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Blur
Glove-Furies Patterns. by which we can
pmaenttoourladyreederuomoottheir
vurv newest and shutouts patterns of
garments. Full and explicit direction!
for putting together monuments ao-
oompany «on bottom . ,
5392-le188' Fancy Waist wrth Slashed
Bolero.
6856—Ledles' Six Gored Skirt.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
An exquisite {model is here given, em-
bracing the latest novelty in bolero jack-
et and full beltc'i bodice. Glace silk
was selected for the costume. The
«round is of vivid green, showmg stripes
of deep ml or rather "best roet”~s color
very much in evidence for the coming
The handsome bolero velvet, in
season.
theseme rich tone, cut in deep lashes,
reveals glimpses of the bright
lined silk beneath. The fanci-
ful tub-1 falling over the sleeves
are n continuation of the jacket, which
is outlined on its free edges with applique
and narrow edging of cream lace. The
waist is providel with glovc~llttcd lin-
inns closing through the centre front,
over which the pretty fullness is ur-
rangod by well regulated gathers at neck
and waistline. A crush belt, of the usual
depth in front, encircles the waist, but
gradually widens toward the centre back.
where it closes between tucked slurred
. edges and extend-1 above the waist line.
A standing: collar completes the neck.
concealed by a crush stock of silk with
alluring coll-1r of velvet above. The
sleeves in latest gigut style are comfort-
ably and stylishly full, gathers at the
top being drape-«l at the shouldsr, nnd
dainty.cut1”s e! velvet completing' the
wrists. The skirt, with sir nerve, is
shaped in lute~t style and is of moder-
ate fullness, smooth-lilting at. the top.
but widening perceptibly toward the
lower edge. where two bins'l‘olds of silk
-|llil narrow Inc»: edging form the deco
mtion. Iilnbomtrly trimmed the gown
may be worn :it :1 dinner, informal
luncheon or ten. while dovelopml in
more subdued colors and less expensive
fabrics it will be (‘quully as appropriate
for a street toilvttc.
To make this busquc for n lady having:
a thirty-six-buit inctisurc, two and one-
liult' ynrds of nutter-ill forty-four in.
when wide are required, together wilh
nuenud soveu-oighths yards ol’ vtlvct
for tho bolero, (‘tllliil‘ and bull's. The
skirt requires live llllii one-hull yards of
the same Wllllll mutt-rial for n twenty—
six inch waist monsure. The waist- put-
wrn, No. 01302, is cut in sizes for a 3‘2,
34, 31“., 35 and 00-inch bust. measure, and
rctmls for twenty-live writs.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitllng to one Pottom. any slzeot No.
0M: llnhl,
WW
HOVT'$ THEATRE
smunr‘rmunnrs.
'I'O-NIOHT.
'i he thile Merry-maker.
MINNIELESTER!
In the romantic drama.
A CLOSE CALL.
Prices 10c, 200. end our.
4 M A T I N E E S ,
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
midget) Prices 10 cents-to all parts or the
us
floats. on sale Thursday at Pleistcd‘s and
I‘mneo it stores.
bsturdsy night—"A New York Ber"
Commencing
uoqonmm sous?
r. w. MITCHELL .............. Manager
One Solid Week.
Wednesday and «Saturd ny
‘ Matinee,
Commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th.
Return of the Favorites.
Frederic and Minnie
SEWARD!
Supported by it first class wmpnny. and the
finest
Band and Orchestra
Ever seen in this city. Mondm'.
GAPlTAL AGAINST LABOR
(.‘hnmzcnfbiilnizrhtiy. Prices lux'. 1‘00 and
no. limerycd sentsiiow on sale at \\ 0rd s and
lomllnsons.
Hannibal A. Williams
The Dlstlnguisbud
SHAKESPERIAN
RECITALIST.
\l‘il‘. l’rwsz-nl
KING HENRY W
Al the
Congregational Church,
Snub T'ut'w‘nlk.
TUESDAY EVENING,DECJ5
1lckets, 35c.
Nill’t‘wi’l'l'fi'l He‘ll.“ This is SllrllDN-lM-lln's
must cumming. bi tow luml-mnmly. x'n
which Mr. WillinllH exude. d n my
The Best
Christmas
Present
for y~~urscll if \'1'.l lire. run] your
‘umlly it you 11ml»- ull landown-
ment [lilllt‘i' In thi-
Counecticut (lent-ml Isle
Insurance C0,,of II; r lord,
Withinsuranceuswith(wen-thin
else. the h~ l in the clwnpmt null
r..- imr day will give a mum: mm
u thousand dulnrv. inaurnrfm- to
in whiny l1 mantl- lit ”1'1 "it" In.-
xln nut louse “but you have i-uld
it you stun [HUMIL' any time ultm'
1thm years l't\~l| value, or [mid
uppnllryur be ill~urcil for Ihu
lull umount lor the bulun c t-I the
Out this out. 1111 u. your mune andsdrese
and mail or take lt to
Sturtevsnt's Bargain House
Nut!
term.
a. s. L’HOMMI‘DIEU,
t 5. mill Main Hircet.
Hale‘s Com‘pound
PATTERN No. Mr). 0-1 I: SIZE ~-IN
This coupon and is oetlts will secure
almvo pattern at H'tunnvunt’c, North Male
and Ami streets. booth Norwnlk.
QUININE
MAKES THE HAIR GROW ! ! !
Xonwiw. ('nNN . Angel. tram.
MR. H. R. HALE.
Dmn szwLust winter my two girls
were nlllictcd with a severe scnlp trouble,
Bucklln's Armor Salvo
The best sulveih the world for cure,
bruit-es, some, ulcers, stilt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblnius,
cores, and all skin eruptimis, and posi-
tivuly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give pertcct untisfnc-
Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Btillson.
lien or money refunded.
lhlre its nothing so 00nd."
'There is nothing just as good as Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for consumptitm,
couulis and colds, sorh-muud it and do
not permit the duals-1‘ in sell you some
1163 will not claim there is
substitute.
the oldest. one being so bad that. all the
hniron the crown of her head fell out,
and the scalp wusu mass of euros and
scnrf The young one was ntl‘ccted in the
some way, and her hair had dropped out
in a spot as large as one's hand. lwns lu-
tcndluu totnke them to a physician when
a friend told me to call and get a bottle
of l-lnlo’s Compound Quiuiue. Idid.and
am pleased to say that two bottles effected
nemuph-tc cure: new hair grow on the
bald spots, and they now have a full
growth and a clean healthy seal .
Mus. 0.11. “mm.
'wz‘sxv Mans.
Yum».
D.
on or before December in. mm. Tim nitluWulku
'n be sewn trot wide. and the curb «mil nut-
Ur
solved. That on tho tnl'urooltlm new or
said northerly side ntnmsvont smutJ .mm.
rkurdercdln "mini-swing run».
59 etc dirwtwl. Utlt'l'lwfnnt
drertlse tor mum-ulster mu m” sun.“ .4
the [100633er materials Mid lbw vorlonnlng
uudcom lotion of mid Wurk. nut in award
[tier at the nxpnnscnltlu- vownnr
. t. 1
her, Tlm’ 'll" Cilv Pork lu-
nnlllv {the
unvthtlmlwttur. but in order to make
1' more prullt he may claim something else
1 to be just us good. You want Dr
Kuuz‘u New Discovery lwcnuse you know
. it lnlm sale and reliable, and guaran-
, twd to do good or money refunded. For
1 coughmoolrts.comemption end {or ill]
ntlwstiunsotthronmhest and lungs, there
, is nothing unwind us is Dr. King's New
Didunvnry. 'l‘rinlbottlcs free at. R. H.
I’Inistml'u drug store. Booth Nerwnlk
ltvgnlnr size 006 and $1.
1 Champion shot at the World.
blissmmic Oaklny writes: "Myself
and many of the Bullalo llili Wild West
1 Co. have ylw-u Allen’s Fmbeuso, the
mwdertoskakeinto the shoes, 5 most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
'butit aims at) it not more than you
clnlm.” lt- instautly takes the sting out
of corn! and buninus. Allen's Pilot-cum
l zen-urtniuouro for motion, smut-ting.
‘ whiny, blistcrod or sweating feet. Held,
by oil drugnlstn and shoe stores. twenty/-
live mute. dimple not true. Address
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
D: Wonhmnon Itroofi.
to. flow-1k.
Residence. Mebeclrsmo Hotel
m-u
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ecuplesa portion M iii. Gurowskls'
aims, corner of Wall and Water Bts'
film-walk. Call and see the latest
stein in "are, r‘um am It 91‘ if
m A...” r..- ....,.N.. _. .,._..r,._..__..—..
WANT ANYTHING ?
$1.50
$1.75
$2.00
$2.98
meet.
0
Allen 8. (limited, trolley, 23. Y.
No need to. Adrertise
in the South Norwsik
Evening
Sentinel. ..
W
s
Bog.
Holiday Books How on Sale. Dolls, Toys, Games, ete., Opened After these 3 Ooys' Sale.
' Great Three Days’ Sale!
As we went all the wrapper department for toy's,
we shall give 250,; off all wrappers from $1.25 to $2.98.
$1.25 wrapper 25”,; off is
Remember this is only for three days; afterward they
will be regular price. no discount.
“Only one to :1 customer.
We want all the center counters of the domestic depart-
This is how we are going to do it. ~
100. outing flannel. as many yards as you want, at half
price, 50 yards. " ‘
1 case tan color blankets, the 49c ones at 3750.
l bale unbleached muslin, the in kind for do yard.
5c apron ginghams, 10 yards to a customer, at 20 yard.
1 case white domct flannel, the Sc kindhfor 5c yard.
We want part of this counter for Christmas umbrellas,
etc, and must knife some of the lines.
ILLU MINATED SUITINGS, 40 in. wide,- 300 per yard.
We shall sell them at one-half price, 15c yard. One dress
to a customer.
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CREPE, 52 in. wide, in navy,
green. and black, $31.00 per yard: for this sale, 090 per yard.
Only one dress to a customer.
BOLTCLE NOVEUI‘IES, 52 in. wide. in navy and black,
blue and brown, green and brown. $1.50 per yard; for this
sale, $1.00 yard.
130170le MIXED SUITING, 35 in. wide, all wool, 50c
yard; for thissalc, only 89c yd.
11 p‘c‘kg’s None Such Mince Meat, 25c
4 lbs California Raisins.
4 lbs good Currants,
21hr Mixed Nuts,
:3 lbs Orange or Lemon Peel,
3 cans best Fumpkln,
New crop N. 0. Molasses per gal . tile
WBcst Elgiu Creamery Butter, 25c
NEWYORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, - - . .
”i "11' 1:
TON ’ STORE!
ORWALK, CONN. N. Y. OFFICE, 402 BROADWAY.
94c.
.. .. H 31.13
1- u .. 1.31
H .. .. ' 1.50
H H H 2.24
DRESS GOODS.
( )ne dress to a customer.
We liuvc been working hard for the last three weeks to get ready for Holiday Goods.
now marked and assorted ready to place on the counters, but find that we have not room for them. There
is only one thing to do, that is to make room. Now, for three days,
We have them
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, We Shall Slaughter Goods!
Moms AND CAPESl
We must have part of the great cloak room for sleds,
, wagons, etc.
All our $17.98 kersey jackets, $13.50
“ “ 13.50 boucle ” 10.00
” “ 1201i .. " 10.00
H H 11.50 u H 8.5"
We have 50 jackets, all sizes, at $5 00 each.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
We \vnntroom to display silverware and 'bric-a-brac.
’ To do so we
W are .
shall give 25”,, 011 all dinner, tea and toilet
is
Our famous Fouutenay dinner set, 112 pieces, $11.98.
:25 per cent oil is $1).
0111' $13.08 dinner set, 25 per cent off is $10.18.
Our *4 01
Our $8.98
Remembe
toilet sets, 25 per cent all is $3 86.
toilet sets, 25 per cent oli‘ is $6.73.
r this is for the next three days only.
New line of lamps for presents, new silverware, new
cups and s ulcers, new vases, everything new for Christmas.
S
EPARATE SKIRTS.
We have too many and want the room.
:10 full width tailor made skirts of the latest two-toned
effects, $7.08.
‘30 black 5
We shall sell them at half price.
kirts, bourette effects, 7.50; for this sale $3.75.
UNDERWEAR.
Men‘s white and gray ribbed underwear, value 75c; for
this sale, 50c.
Men‘s single and double breasted wool underwear, these
were $1.50;
for this sale $1.
Ludies’ combed Egyptian vests and pants, all sizes, best
quality, 500.
THE NORWALK BOS
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
iou STORE,
.—‘ 4:;
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
......THIS WEEK......
\VI‘I ARE PLACING BEFORE THE PUBLIC
CREAM OF WHEAT!
The Finest Coffee to obtain.
New Pineapple jam.
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods ever offered to the public.
castration of these goods all this week. We extend an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to call
and sample this article of diet. ,
Fancy fresh made Gill. Edge Creamery Butter.
A lady will give a dem-
The Ferris limits and Boneless Bacon.
Rich,high grade Teas.
FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE BRICES.
Raspberry and Currant fresh made Jams
Rock Candy Syrup.
HAVE THE
1F. vou WANTHA'L’L THE NEws'
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washlngton Street, South Norwalk,
Ct.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. . . . Regular. . .
We’ve Solved the Problem!
0f big selling in groceries by keeping a. large assortment, at; prices as attractive as
the quality. Old customers know how great the values are. To bring
new customers, we give these quotations:
_ -.. was...” . .
Eusmeliue. per box,
M
use Best Soda Crackers, per 1b,.
250 Gold Dust, per p’k'u.,
25c Baker‘s Cocoa, per box,
2130 »1 bars Cotton 011 Soap,
use 1' bars Higmns’ Soup,
3 lbs Boneless Cod Fish.
lb; best June Butter, 23c lb; Dairy Butter, 21c lb.
4c 11 1b package Prepnred Buckwheat, 100
50 0 lb pnekege Pun Cake Flour, 200
100 0 gallons Kerosene Uil, 45c
20c Porto Rico Molasses, per gallon. 400
use :1 1b pail Cottolene, 5350
use 0 cans Baked Beans. uric
25c 11 lbs Best Buckwheat. use
south Norw-lk.
3. ANO 3'7 MAIN ITIII‘I’, NOKWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler