Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 5, 1897 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

 

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of the other Two Local Doll.
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Ms.” ; Mugcfimfigfirnrémed the
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30ft 110ml! Wmther Forecast
, . The weather today promises to be generally
finally and colder. preceded by thin uud dun-
,Iln winds on the coasts. shlitin; to south-
_'3vcnte/ With snow. and followed by electing
lend freezing temperature by night. Tomor-
row promises to be colder and partly cloudy

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Thermometer Record.
> Thehighyt point of the thermometer for
~lhotwenty- ourhours ending at noon “Kitty
was to decrees above zero: lowest. 35 degrees

shove.

 
 
 
 

Sunrises Sunsets High tide Low tide
7:19 lime II 1:16 I 7:16

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'only meet the approval of the people. but
will assist in maintaining our already
very excellent credit.

srhnurs AND smuwusrs.

This department of our city govern-
ment is perhaps more severely criticised
than“)? other. because it comes more
’ y under the observation of the poo

{herald be understood that
department is included
g Elks and parks of thecity,
Reinhold expense for l-lu: fiscal
, the entire department, will be
' .000, aside from the special
ill Hill. which was provided
nppmprxnuou.
ve reason to be proud of
bhvery few: exceptions,
Mutts. us they exist today,
beluga credit to a city the
d! renew my suggestion
ego, that all streets inour
inuy be some of those fur
portion and very little
properly curbed and
. table walk of mu-

#3? you. and n’so
m0! many of the
mutual thorough—

., hm become broken or
m ‘

k that
“F?“ by M be reputed nt
' “bald be served on

to that effect.
“59 city makes it u
7 owner or occupant
. 3,10 take proper cure of
3591'“! to necessary 11--

Q‘I ice and snow. It
in case of neglect. the
. lotit at the cxxmusc
Would it not be Well to
, remedylcr nus-lie side-
' “any.

Mulls question is the
,Ich our streets are
', yoonttnctors after he.
‘Iepuimtcpipes. The or-
strictly enforced in ro-
rlng oi a permit before
“tenuous, and! suggest. that
wild. airing the filling in m
. linden" directional the Slrmt
, Influencingudnmitubleuhnm lm
’ “Mentions severe pmiuliy ho
lot net-complying With this or-
5 ”.
433nm them 189“ thcimprovomcnt

‘9' it ”been comp!otrd.with

mine of the walks. and
if! tuned at once tocom—
lie the

-‘ Inc ot J enact important nmtmru
“It“ have mm m: attention dur»
rum “1,0 M not" line been the Wltll'llilm
thircnttinutdm (infill. Hill. and the
monument entered into with the street
,rellw cum lites. whereby they [my u
mil-re the espouse. While this
‘ W tidy been Wel'y‘pefliloxing one,
(lauded a considerable pu!‘
' ' ‘, yet the very uble nml
till! that you have decided
tprchleme. reflects lunch
. Ind youaue justly mt-
' it. bellowed by many of

'01,,WIll “met at the
""wlbg of this sime
teem). reins tom of mm
an” under minsiderln.
W lied to ecume-
mu Are concerm
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(hum such in»
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loathed. larynx;

nnouiumnimbud.

ably. than the Ombirwd

n the albumen of the‘

. lac
bland. We
"mongrel I

Penmnen tlm
should be pushed for
. continent with the best interest of the
city, and the appropriations will potent,

near future our town will own a com-

a steum‘roller. it'might be a good Inn
to consider in the annual upproprint one
a certain sum each year for the permit»

pant improvement of more or our

Our electric railway system is a credit
to the two companies operating it, and a
source of much satisfaction and conven-
ience to our people, and yet “proper
regulations between the companies and
the city. in reference to the-mainten-
ance and cure of the roudbed of the
streets through which they puss, should
be maintained.

The railway companies have a charter
right which must be respected, and the
city bus also rights which must he
demanded.

The sprinkling of our streets is not as
general us it should be. and this is u
question that in my judgment should be
considered by you at the proper time.

scwnns.

Our sewer system has been extended.
during the past your. but very little, but
has been kept in excellent condition
We have nsystem of sewers of which
we are justly proud, und it seems to me
that more attention should be given to
the making of an ordinance 'to compel
all buildings in the crowded portion of
our city to be connected with the sewers.

Fume.
Our fire department has maintained its
excellent reputation of the putt, during
the your 1896. While the department is
fairly well equipped. I regret lint some
move bus not been mnde looking
toward the purchase of u new truck for
the Pioneer compmy, and I urge upon
you and recommend that this mutter re-
ceive attention from you early in the
year. In the report of Chief Prowitt
you will note that some of our hose is in
u very poor condition. and he recom-
mends the purchase of new hose.
This is nmutlcr of the utmost import-
nucc. for while we have been peculiar-
ly fortunate in the mutter of lircs. we
should at all times be reudy for any
emergency. with all the necessary appli-
nnocs for fighting them.
The report of Superintendent Hoyt,
of the fire alarm system. culls to your
u'tculiou certain defects in the system,
and suggestions as to how they can be
remedied, and one very important one.
is the change suggested so that in cos:x
of accident or repair to one portion of
the system, the balance of the system
can be used.
This nutter is now being considered
by the Fire Committee. and I hope that
u satisfactory nrmngeumnt can be made
to place the entire responsibility for the
successful working of our fire alarm
system on one putty, and not huvc it
divulcd us at present.

Lluu‘rs.
Within the last few weeks u new
contract has been entered into botwm-u
tln‘ reorganized Elmtric Light a nupuuy
and the city. To the veryr-iliun-ut work
of Cliuirmuu Trislrum is due. the fun:
that the city is to receive uuw hour morn
serviw, or until :3 u. 111.. und yrt u
reduction in the price to $24 per your.
'I‘lw sheets of our city me Well lighted.

bonus.
This very imp/u'tuut branch of our city
governuwut has been very ublymunug-
cd by Chief llrndlry, and his eilicient
assistants, under the guidance of (limit-
mun Kent.
lv‘nom the monthly report“ rendered to
the U nun-ii. it can easily bu discovered
that crime is not on the in :rcuso in our
city.
The ordinance relative to the appoint-
ment of special polim-mvn. does not seem
m meet the requirwuents of our oily,
and I Would rnounmcull thut such
changes he mule us will permit the up
painting of spvcml policvmnu other than
the tin: police. and giving the mayor
power to swunr in special policemen {or
special purposes and clothing them with
oil the authority of regular ll‘lllimllll‘ll.
A source nl much dissatisfuction
umung uuruilicers. and Very justly hm,
is the rupiirlug of ullicvrs who bin-u
ltlzulc :irrusls tn nppvur in f' un't tho nrxl
morning: ton-silly against tho oll’wnder,
and this is often Ilum' at the loss of sleep
nnd thus iiup'lirim: Ibe clllciuucy of the
oiliuer fm‘ the nest duy. [suggest thut,
if possible. you remedy this unittor,
either by the appointing: of u special
:ourt (llll'ft‘l‘, or III uny way [but .‘f‘W'lUH
to you Inset.

 

)HIZAIXI'H.
For this dcpurinwnt and the splendid
results nitnincd during the your. I lm-l
that we urn gnsiitiy indebted to our
Iii-ulth Bowl. ulnl ubbwl us it has bm-n
by llmlthllllioor 'l‘rzwy. whose wry ex»
huusiive report is before ynll, llis rm:-
ommendalinns lb it u s‘tunury llltlh’l'l-lil‘
be uppinIitod, who shall be clothed with
new pom-r, is Worthy of your colisid-
crnliun.
Through tho kind providrmm of (loll,
end the watchful intention of the llvnlth
ltmrd,wchuvc been npured from any
swoopingepidemic. nudilu- work the:
hue boon done the paint your to further
impmwthn snuitury conditional our
ciiy.1huvc no doubt will buve mind
client, nnd the llcullh Binrd should re»
coivu every encouragement {mm you in
the pregnant of oily rofnmm that are
likely to result in improving the health-
ful condition of our city.

“’A'I'lil l.

This department has been. for the post
yenr,1ncre closely mstllllllml with the
(Munch than ever before. mnl in my
judement this is on it should be, tor.
while the Water Commissioner's bnw
entire control of our ‘Vrth‘l‘ Works, yet
workingin lmrmnny Willi the Hontlcil,
better results can be obtained than by
independent notion.

We have on ubnnduncn of the very
best Witter. our! the return” imd ulmugiin
mudn by our present commissioners ore
likely to prevent tho (intensity of uny ex-
traordinary esmnditum in this depart
mom for mum yeurs in mine.

Linn my.

Thrilliyof Nnrmnik l‘n‘ili" lubrirr
opened Julv lk'lb. lbllzi. w'th M: mi :l mu
volumes. the wit oi the Norwulk Li,

niredtc ve
fixed ti}.

ementolonnstreete
ward as rapidly as
and u it seems probable that in the '
plate plant for the crushing of stone and

" wom'» m «no em
3‘.“ ty 3:33». to: m
wen '
These are new lower than a hundred
cells duringmtlic do}. want in cm of
storm. and the lost Intercom storm
there were sixty-nu violent.
Teamwo- itself to be an Id-
mirable one for Its purpose. The er-
rsngelnentlc most ccmpnt. and it it
quite large enough. ‘It in a source of
inaneh more to fidwmgbold ling?»
e t e cry to u to n
of the visitors to be school children. and
yet absolute decorum is observed at all
times. .

I sincerely hope that the directors
will receive your earnest support in their
short to improve the library. It will be
necessary to arrange for the laying at a
epochs! to: as provided in the statutes, to
pay the expenses of this department, and
I recommend that this bcdene and made
payable at the same time as the annual
city tax.

The change made during the year, in
removing the Council room to its present
very pleasant quarters, and the taking
of the old room by the Water Commis-
sioners. has been u change for the better
in bringing all of the city olilces to«
gether. I hope that you may, during the
present your, ndopt my suggestions of
one your ego. und have the oliice of the
city clerk open ut all times during certain
hours of the day. and provide adequate
compensation therefor. He could be
provided with suitable quarters in either
the Umncil or Wutcr Uommissioners‘
room. and all complaints. reports and
business of any kind with the city could
be trmisncted at this placemud it you do;
cide to do this.1 will arrange on my part
to have u regular ollice hour. where the
mayor can be seen, and thus avoid the
very unsatisfactory method at present.
of having many times unnecessary culls
mode on the muyor at his business plnce.
uud to the disadvantage of his personal
business.

I regret that some nation has not been
taken by you the putt your toward the
perfection of on accurate mun for the
use of the assessors. . This is
a nutter that is now being cou-
sidrred, or is in use in. all progressive
cities, and while the cxpensois large, it
has in many cases more lllllll paid for
the outlay in the increased lmsessinout
the first yeur after its cmnplcticn. I
renew the suggestion and hope it will
be considered by you.

Permit me to soy to you, that I am
profoundly grateful for the many kind-
nossos and courtcsios extended in mo the
putt your. While our duties have been
somewhat arduous nnd muuy perplexing
questions have arisen, yet during: the ._
your it has been n pleasure on my port 2
H) be associated With you in this work.

For our very elllcicut city clerk. uml
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M m Bows-openness

:Dr. King’s cw Life Pills. Atrial will

' I’luistcd’s drug store. South Norwulk.

 

kept Ibo recmds of the city, and
the uccnuuts of the different dcpnrt-
merits. I huvo only Words of‘ praise.
He has been :1 very grout assistance to,
llll‘ in the pcrf'ormunro‘ of my duties. 4

l
Hi-i‘ving also us on up irunnn counsel. be i
has been «.iccupird at considerable [mrtiou l
of the time. in iln- many trying dillh-ult I
probb-ms that have been assigned whim. !
yet he bus proved himself equal to the ,
euioruqucyund bus protected the inter-l
csls of the city in every case. .
And now in cmwlusiou, I suggest that l
ouch of tho siuudingomnnittees c. insider:
ut its onrliest opportunity every dviuil !
mum-cud with its dopurtxnvnt. to sec if;
:my changes can be nude which will ;
bond-Ace to good gowrnun-nt. l
li'muunbrr that you Will be (-riticist'd ;
for your arts sometimes, however good1
your intentions. ,
You will undoubtedly make mistakes. ,
und you will not succeed in bringing tln- E
governuwnt oi the city up to your ideal !
of what it should be. nor to (but r-ondi- i
tion which many of our constim-nts ex- f
port, but your oath of oflico should lw ‘
your guidu. [
’I‘lm «vxpcnses will be um‘cessurily 4
large. but so fur as possible should iii-g
kept within the uppropriulious. ,
And my, gentlemen of the Council, 3
you and l for one your are. in) be respon~
sibln for the government our city. ‘
’l‘lw people have given us their coull- i
dunno. ‘
Let us (ll-servo it.

An'rul'u (.3. \V’Incitutn,

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M'KINLEY to MOVE SALT. 2
lbs Heaviest Train Load at One Commodity to!
bc Blinded by the President-Elect.
President-elect McKinley will prcss n ,
button in Canton. Uhio. which will '
stut‘t ouoof' the hl'uvivst f'rvight trains;
never moved from the yards of the bird."
Ilnilwuy in Silver Springs, N. \'., on its
way to Jersey l‘iiy.
A special electrical device in in nf‘uclur .
ed for the occamicn, will. upon rewiring
the cloctricnl impulse sent over it sp-wiul
Wire from Mujor hlteliinlvy’s home in
(Zillion. upon tho lhmltln of the heaviest
bxzomotive owned by the Eric ll'iilwuy
company. mid when that (u‘tltll‘n u truth
of mu freight curs. lcmdml with sell. will
be started for Jersey liiiy. on route to
.llnstou.
This unit is the prmluvt of lhu \an‘ms-
tor Suit company. which has limtcrios nt
riilver Springs. The lute James II.
Nth-lb. at South Norwnlk. Won lit the
hotel of the ccinpnuy, end his son Hurry
i” new actively interested in the commit.
The cult was ordered by New England
jobbcrs for deliVery the Ilrstoi the your.
The president of the salt omnpnnynwi
the president of the ruilwuy mimpnny

decided to incite up n specihl
truiu m the heaviest shipment
of any single Cilllllllmllly

evormmle in thcworld‘s hismrymnml
to Mk l’mnhlcntoloot Mtlltillllllt‘ to start
it in the manner desorilnnl. Thu train
will be unyly decorate]. and will lilhl‘!‘

Silvm- aprinus or. 7 0’0le. Wednmluy
morning. striving ut the Erie station.
Jersey City. at 2 o'clock, Thursday
ntternmu.

Mr. Nash nominally sold the motor
part of' this shipment. arranged the
details. nml cumin to come through
South Niuwnlk with the trnin. in tin-
cmnpnny's primio our, Friday 1m vrning.
rout- mm bore nt mic, where it will make

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

mph-tree

hurry Ucrwrutlcn. bince then more

Mayor. 3 l

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in

"tilt. the" lemons novelty boiler. and was
Want in Grout! Army circles. He
practiced medicine in Bridgepmt for
strenuous. .
_ The mmhslcnen‘ on the Tcltord
mod (images will meet here again
Thursday. and pmbobly conclude their
work.

 
 
 

CMNBUBY.

WWI! Lodge. 1. 0. G. '1'.. will
meet tonight.
Mrs. Charles 8. Benton, who has been
ill with the grip. is convnlcecing.
William Weluitz is entertaining his
cousin, Poul Iloeslel. of New York.

His Hand badly Llcmied.
Expressmnn Sherman Morrell was
moving on ice-box for Adams Brothers,
from their old to their new store in the
Opera House block. this morning, when
the palm of his left hand was bndly luc-
erated by 0. null.

 

Free Pills.

Send your address toH. E. Bucklen
8500.. and t a free sample box of

convince you of their merits. These
pills are ensy'in action and are per
ticulurly reflective, in the cure of (ion-
stipution und Sick HOlUllthO. For Mn-
lurin and Liver troubles they have been
proved invnluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every do-
leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not wenkon by
their action, but by giving tone to strun-
uch nnd bowels gmntly invigorate the
system. Regular size 256. per box.
Sold by I’lnisted and Wood, Druggists.

Something to Depend 0».

Mr. James Jones. of the drug firm of
Jones & Son. Cowden. Ill. in spanking
of Dr. King’s New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LuGrippe. and her case grew so serious
that physicians at (lowden and Palm
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into busty consumption. Bzw-
ing Dr. King‘s New Discovery in store
and selling lots of it, he took it bottle
home. and to the surprise of all she be-
gun to get better from the first dose. and
bull :1 dozen dullnr bottles cured her
sound and well. Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds is gnumntm-d to do this good work.
Try it. Free triul bottles at R. H

Bucklin‘s Arnlcl SIM

The best solve in the world for cute,
bruises, some, ulcers, salt rheum, {ever
sores, totter. chopped hands. chilblnins,
come, and all skin eruptions, and pool»
tivoly cures piles. or no puy required.
It is. gunmnuwd to give perfect mtisfuc-
tion or money refumled. Price 25 cents
per box. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Stilleon.

ENTERTA INMENTS.

 

H OYT'S TH EATRE.
Thursday,Jaouary 7th.

Primrose &
West’s
Big
Minstrels!
Jubilee and Prize Cake Walk. ()ur

Colossal Iluublr: (fnmpnny.

\Vhiles um! Blur ks.

'l‘lw mml ln'unlol vamp-my in the World. An
l‘\ll’lt‘ilillliill'y' Illl'nfilllwill. the mud! ml which
in vullwut doubt ilmurvnlesl \‘ inturo evcrut~
(erupted in lln- min lrwl lim-

‘I hrm- mllilurv bms~ blinds. including the
Lillie flown llnnd. .‘IH ~n|wrldy uniformed
" l‘hl- \.mi~bim: (-runzi mu" produced lit
up I‘Xlil‘llHu or ill! Hm it'l‘llllllu n .«l-o-vlm‘lu ncwr
wh-uwvm. nnnnv slug". This it"! is indu
N'llluld-wli [vupvn

ltvn‘l Iniiin we lb.» (handout Slrw‘l l'urmlo
ever \i‘lllil'ev‘ll. \thin \H'il mun llwllwulto nl
ll. soon .mo nl {ml in mun- n.

l'l‘ln‘tw um: (W. 77w. butts ll-M‘ nu sulv ul
'llil-dlsvl'blllul lillilll‘il'n. .

 

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

mv. nrrcmem. Mnnnuer.
Tuesday. January 5th, I897.

llemunn 'l‘bumpmm unal Hm. W. llyur'e Inlvsl
mull uni-wuss.

"l lilo bull the World should we bow thi-
ullwr half lives."

The Sunshine of
Paradise Alley.

'A mmpuuim: piuluro to the Old llmnc~
stoml, uml by the sump authors."

I'llmmunmrwmuulrw. Soul-Wm be swurm

M. W. "We and 'l'nmlhwm‘m

1.

Atul-l llm rush by wt urinu “Wm curly.

 

 

it stop of live minutes.

Your
Money
Back!

WdW~

 
 

.Wraps.

The lliriity woman will apprcc

Best Soda Cruckt-rs, per lb,

The Last W efore Invento'

A“ surplus stocks a 6 ends must be sold this week

5 OF COST!

REGAR I

Dolls.

As ourcuslom is not to carrys
season to season we have cut
dolls and toys in half,

on 83 dolls for $1.50; dolls t
$2,31, and see. If you come
you can buy at $1, 50c and 25d
sold to dealers.

Cloaks and

great values in our big cloak r
ing this week as our assortment

and sizes is yet very large. A

this department is time p
spent.

at very low prices.
Ludics' Wool shirt waists, wit
detachable collurs,in nuvy,grc
and black, $1.25 each; value 5}:

Children's knit wool jack
booiecs in great variety, at
prices.

Domestics.

3:300 yards while and fancy
ilmncl, a great bargain, per y

' sonnets. c

1'
Rare bargains‘in ladieJ
gowns, heavy pcrcales and Han

 

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THE NORwll

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500 white crochet quilts,$r.5o quality. .
for this week each $1.00. . .
One bale 36 inch brown sheeting, ex-

1

' Handkerchiefs.

1500 Swiss embroidered handkerchief},
slightly messed while diSplaycd'in
our Christmas window, 25c qualities;

Ribb

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ra value per yard, 5°-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

to close out quickly, xoc.

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500 pieces satin and gross grain all
pure silk, value 18c; for this week only

per yard 10c.

 

 
 
 

Gloves.

Ladics'4-button Foster hook glove,
$r quality, balance of holiday stock,
about 10 dozen in all, to clean out
50c.

Ladies‘silk mittens, plain and fancy
back, in quality. for Saturday and
Monday, per pair, see.

For Men-

xo dozen men's colored bosom shirts .
pair cuffs to match, extra value at
one dollar, to close for 58c. .

5 dozen men's 50c muslin night shirts,
33c.

600 pairs boy's wool knee pants, the
69c kind, per pair, 50c.

"Bitch STORE.

Cor. Main and treats, Norwalk, Ct.-

15 a precept easily ‘urricd out by our

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Got rd

pounds best

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cause every article we sell is th
because they would 1
: lscwhcrc.

M ugnoliu (Inndonswl Milk, per cun. To English We} -r lb,
Medium ”mills. perquurt. in: Mixed Nuts. ,
Murrow Bonus. ” " 7v (told llust.
Limu Beans, " “ til: Waller llukr _ 1.2 lb box.
(liven Pens, ” " 5v, l’wnijnbu‘s t. FuOd,11kK.
Split Pens, “ “ Tc ‘3 bars llubb .
liunmolino. per box. to 7 burs Kirk: tux Soup.
Slm'ry .\' llurnes‘ Shouhlrr. lb, To 3 lbs [lost L:

. {1th Sn g

IF YOU WANT ALL THE Tws

nd speu””wigsy:

us. They can'thclp spending wrscly,bca
to be bad. They can't help saving
pay more for the some

ice 10 lb. Best Buckwheat Flour, 2pc
11k: 9 lbs. Best Rolled Huts, doc
Hi: 4 came ’I‘omstws, Arm
2m: 4 “ (‘ruod (‘nm .220
m; :i “ Pumpkin ‘ 13.3“
2.3: 7 1b. Best b‘turch 29c
L’Tic Maud S. or Jones? Flour, Bag, but:
2.3:: .‘i unis. Kerosene ()il, a?)
2.3.: ti pkgs. “17713“ Powder. ~00

or for $1.00.

 

Evening ntinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .

 

Save money by buying best goo
Economy consists in getting the st of the best for the least .IIIOIWY-
You ~uu’t pct a gold dollur for 7 ay the value and you got ll...
Money saved is money curried ; i ng clicnp goods is not a sample“ /

Our lllCCS will show how We live

Untold arc the ills unused by imp food. . _
Right living. right sleeping and ti outing are three essentials to happiness.

prices.

Headlights for I7. Elli":

what we cut.

Wile your trading at the right place, w c you Can find the right K0045 M ”"3 "3m

”‘4.._u

CHARLES E. savms, Leading Grocer.

 

33 Vlut Harrington

8

ct. South Howells. ct.