’ . are coming bond, and: ‘ Iy
.M ‘Nflfi‘ II a.
‘1'“? fi' . ,, sirens course soul-
will we welcom them. And as the satv
\ i .
l
. . A. > 5
. v. . , .
' ' ""'" ,tbo plank from the . escorted horror
’ ii ..
W“ f" . ship‘s. there thingies won the great
'fi.‘ ' 0‘ “"9““ from BMW wave of sympathy that sweeps through
- .. ”lift“ 0' the Commonwealth. our hearts. a flllier realization of the
,glorics of bounding health. But stop!
[that consumptive tigllre may soon be
ildicotioas now point to snotheer": "9' it "i“ be“ it we longer neg-
fll'ossihle murder in Connecticut. thii
Milo Wsunown belns the Home andéihe top of the head. but stBItiY. col»
-—-—-.-—~.
‘ the possible victim a woman of nearly 3, tinuous dropping from the poisoned
.w score years. Her assailant is’membrancs of the nasal Dmaaes. in
II Grant, ‘ farm hand. aged about feeling not only the mucous surface of
,; ~ ithe whole digestive apparatus, but while
fly-Ive years. who claims to belonl..rcadtiy weakening the body by the
‘ii‘h‘fltt' ““9”- “d "1‘6 W“ taken ln'iolcvils of indigestion is, poisoning the
”elated fever wasted terms come down
1 lcct the warning of nature. 'l‘ilat painI
iacross the eyes, that umping ache in‘
an-
n {W w , Jellies.
r 1000’spews8wt |
Shilliiiill'rayt,
BIINCWI‘N to W. ii. If ALL a U l.
Barnum Brig. Bridgeport, Conn.
TODRY
Thrre'il he the usual list of Bargains
all through the store. and many new
goods to look at, with interesting pri-
ces attached.
Special Sale of Cut Work
One of the finest selections of these
"eluted: by the Waterbury police last lungs and there sowing the seeds of lgoods we've ever shown. fllld ill‘lBCfl
t. Grant had been working for'vampire like consumption; are We hec-
i. , Porter. .0! Wutertown. The near» ding these warnings? ‘
‘ IlellllbOr ill Stephen Atwood, an ag-i Stop it! Stop it new: Too soon your
‘ farmer, who, with his wife, who lefown body will become a horror ship.
"Wont scvc ty-nine years of age, iivelCaliforniu Catarrn Care will heal the
, Ilene in a cottage on the Middieburyi poison breeding ulcers ill the head. stop
road near Lake Tinnemaug, about sithe formation of matter there. and
mile and a quarter southwest from Wa- i cleanse, purify. and cur.- the whole
tottown. it is alleged that Grant vls- itronhie. Do not let catarrh strengthen
lied the house and found the womaniits grip upon you and drag you down,
lloue, choked her. dragged her down-.when it cure attested by half a million
stairs and criminally assaulted her. ‘people east of the great lakes is Within
When Mr. Atwood reached the honsefyour reach: California (‘atnrrh Cure
he found his wife unconscious undias i has cured miiloins. and it will cure you.
soon as possible gave the alarm. Med».Sotd by all drugglsts, 50 cents; three
' cal aidwas summoned. but the wom-iumes as much, 31.
“or: is ii a. most critical condition andl ‘ —-—-—————--
/ the chances are against her turviving 008 BUIIEB GUESTS
the shocki,,0rsnt when arrested wan;
trying to reach New Haven. it is at- i Personal Paragraphs About. People of
feted that he was ad '
0; hard cider. u‘ or the influencol Not-walk and their Friends.
' __ — Rev. C. M. Arthur. of Weston, is' in
H The annual reunion of the Connecti- l Norwaiil today.
cut colored veterans who served in the --—-----—~-----—
civil war was held in Hartford. yester- l Miss Louise Sutton, of Spring Hill,
day. President Charles S. Totten, of . is visiting friends in Ansonia.
Ansonia. presided. The association lsj
composed of the Twenty-ninth and ‘ Albert Buttery. of Battery B. is
Thirtieth . ' Connecticut regiments, ‘2 stihnding a short furlough in Norwalk.
Members from New Haven, Bridgeport. l m
Meriden and Ansonia were met at the. Mills M3” Fish, 0’ Boston. l3 "“3
depot by a committee and a drum corps! guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. ll. Bean,
and escorted to the hall. The colored 1 West avenue.
veterans were welcomed to the city in __“—""’
a neat address by Mayor Preston.‘ Councilman A. .l. Meeker and wife.
During the afternoon a gold Grand of Norwalk, are home front Ocean
Army badge was presented to Captain . 0’0“” today.
Wilkins, of New Haven, in behalf ofi ""”
the association. J_ W. Stewart, oil Miss Kate Cutler. of Jersey (‘lty. is
New Haven. made the presentation l visiting her cousin. M's“ Laura MW-
specch. l TCDCO. of School street.
l
At the twenty-second senatorial dis-l Miss May Brennan, m South MW"
trict convention held in Middletown,‘ w:::£'::s reg; ”gliding a few weeks'
yesterday. Charles u. R. Vina]. of Mill- s ‘ pp '
dietown. was renominated for senator. ; Miss Lena W bite. of Smith Nor-walk;
as returned home from it several"
'a'here were ten delegates present at the 1 h
convention. four from Middletown. and j weeks visit in Naugatuck.
two each from Portland. Cromwell and . _.
Middleiicid. There was practically~ nor Floyd 13 Ituscoe, of the ”Mm"...
OPPOSMO" ‘0 hi“ humiliation. 1chter & Seiieck tonlpany, has re-
—— l
. turncd home from Saratogn.
SAYS HIS SON WAS STARE“); I _....__..___
Lawyer Penney’s Soothing Criticismiton street. in entertaininghrr mother.
offlonditfons at Nisntic. iMrs. Charles tirupc. of Sliverminc.
Mrs. Frank (.3. llcckcr. of Washing-l
very low for illicit tine goods.
Shams 32x32. prices 75c and St a pair.
Shams 32x32, prices $1.26. $1.50 and
$1.95 a pair.
Scarfs 20x26, prices We and 59c each.
Scarf» 20x54. prices 60c 59c and 75c
each.
Starts 2le54. prices 31, than. $1.75
anti $1.98 each.
itEAliY-TO-WEAR DEPT.
’l be last of the Women's Shirt Walsts
go on the counter at the each,
These are the finest values in Waiats
of the season.
The Sale of Black Ribbons,
Satin and Gros Grains
at the following prices are keeping this
counter busy all day. and today will
he more lively when the prices get
spread around:
No. 5~6c. .
No. 7-8c. '
No. 9—10c.
No. lZ—lfiéc.
No. iii—15c.
No, 22-17c.
No. 40—220.
No, 60-29c.
Moire Silk Ribbons, No. 80. splendid
value. 25c yard.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
liANiiKERCHIEFS.
‘ircat bargains in Handkerchiefs.
Colored ilorlicr Ladies‘ ilandkcr-
ohicfs at tic each.
Colored llordcr Ladics' linndlter-
chiefs at hr each.
initial .laponette Handkerchiefs. lin-
dlcs', lit 5c cut-ll.
initial .iaponcttc Handkerchiefs. .
(lcnts', at iic each.
.\ll l.incn llalillkcl'clllcfs. Gents', nl .
nil/1c each.
All Linen ilundkcrcilids, Ladies, ill
l'l‘éc ench.
LACES.
Exceptional values in Lhccsthc kinds
you want.
Narrow Torclion Lace with inscctlon
to match. from one to follr inches widc.
Iprice be a yard; value 8c to 12'; a?
yard.
yard: value l2l/_-c to the a yard.
SILK liAflEs. ' ' "
An cicgnlil line of Silk ancs, prleca
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The Evening Sentinel,
which is a welcome daily visitor iii the home of nearly
every cltlmui of the Not-walks, and many oi" the homes
of lituglilioring town's. it is
The Oldest, Largest,
and Most In i‘iuentiai
Daily Paper of Norwaik.
its popularity and oilicaoy :lrc attested by its steady
growth in circulation tliltl the rapid increase of its ad-
vertising patronage. t t i i i i t
'l‘ils EVENING SENTINEL reaches a class of people who
have money to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.
Storekeepers, large or small, who believe they have
goods that are worth every dollar people pay for them,
should tell of it and creutc u dclinilld for their wares.
This can best he accomplished through
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’i‘orchon and Val. Lat-cs with inscr-i
lion to match. one to four inches. tic u i
Lawyer Albert ll. i'enny. of South-
I
port. Farirflvld county, who practices
law in New Haven. is a very l'idiglmni
man today. ills son I'lilislctl with
Captain Francis (l. llcucll when he or-
ganized Battery It, ('oiinccticut llcavy
Artillery. and went off to ('omp Nizin
tic. The boy's name is ltolii-rt l'l.
Penny. lie was at student lli lill' Yulw
Law school. wllcn List May. following
the excitement of the victory of licucy
alt Manila ilay. ('(llliillll ilcnch tween
the formation of this battery. The tiny
went off with lluudrclls of otinrs. llil
lined with lh.- patriotic spirit of llll'
dhy 'l'liuradii) io- his liiltl‘ll with t\'
cry preparation for :lctlvl- duty, so Lo
as apparel and arm wrrc mum-rind
and aunt away iiolu Ninlltic. not to
I'ol'lo lillo. illll lltllll". .l living «lull
loii, lllltl lilitlllhl \i'lliii to ill: liililll
lypiuilii il\(l'.
'lit' \ililv loom illlli‘wn‘l) liililll
Ii'l lil!‘ i.l'i'|l Ki ‘ii.l'ltl\\ iii lll~ iol’
'illl' ..|5 l ‘lll i on. llililii) pith;
-ii. not its told ..n Il..i' ill on:- it!
I. . l i\,tl.tllli in l liml lil‘» itlllll ii
i "i‘iii .\.l u :1. in it]... Hi .ti‘.
.i ‘u-ui lll Ml llllnl I‘Irl Hill in “ii
til .i liiil 'llli‘ti‘ r llllllllllii i..> \
wilwl '. .il l‘tl» ‘iiv \lllii .ill iii» :‘l:
iv with ~ ‘\ .iiil ’il' iillll iii‘li“ olivi-
l i‘! hurl. '».wii it. Ili iiiiin
I. it: .- 'il .l..' - 2. ii ' lumi
i. _. ‘ t. .4, n \tiiiii tiliiii‘ iii t
. to. . ll” out I ili‘l‘l.l‘il Il
u i ,. ii i' i iii imi‘i l-iitluli Iii
l iiiis’m' ltw -i.|I nutty] iii .|\|llii
._ llxil .i: - twin of Hill! «int--
4 Wu... . .tv. ii i it" mean ill
i'W’ : ..'., .lil‘ i“ ill“ Illll
l i -. “i-M'ivc 'wil‘ Hill
is Hi“. ‘Ii‘! I‘rii l lili
lt‘ ii luv .tliH
Ml " :l.’ itilli i.~
i 'i ;- i‘ iltllll.‘
‘lhill room
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John Walilizcr. of Ncw York. a mom-i
lll‘l' of the firm of Willhizcr 6‘s lireycr. ; from 1"" i" 27'" l‘ 3'5””.
' ih stopping at the Mnhuckciuo llotei.
Miss (‘orn \Vhllclicali, «if lirooklyti.
in illf' guest of licl' sisicr. Mrs. i", ii
Norton. lit ltockcllffc cottage. llickory
lilllfl‘.
l Silk inc-cs, two and a Iinif to live
‘illt'llt‘lt wnlc, sliililliie for wuist lrltu-'
lnlings, from 23c to one per yard.
'rllr: (‘ANIDY Kl'ii‘KEN.
1 Our ('lindy lln'llill'illli'lll made over,
new and fresh goods will come into it
daily. h'llt‘l‘iill prlcis will prlvail io-
.\ll.~.~. Maggie llorncy has returned “Wiley. as lll-‘llfli on Saturday. and more
licr homo lll lirooklyu. after a vim
with lnl' t‘tillt-‘lll, Miss Mantle ilcincsny.
of Ntii'Whlk.
.\ir.~. John l‘I. lli‘l‘hiilll. of New i‘n»
llii.ill, Ir» veiling illi.‘ \vcclt with Ilic
.‘ii.~‘~t' Mill and .lo-cplliuc .\lc.\lulloii. oi
i't ilgtr nil't'l'i.
.ioiill l-'. Iliuilcuvy. tiic null-known
lul-ciiull lvllyci'. \\lll hurl Noillll Nor
“all; today. for it‘llt‘llllS' i-ollcuc. l'rill-
l‘il n c, it i,to I‘lrilllllt' ll -'~iil'iii"
iii. .\ii~.-“ i'itlllii llllll l.illu Hill‘l‘\\tltlii
ill \uiildlh “ill! ilil\t ilt‘tll I'larllit: .‘
‘populnr cnudics will he offered,
‘ i'cauul 'l‘nily for the ilrst tilnc .lit'r
illll' will‘iil \vi‘nllii i‘.
reintroduce.
l Barnum Building.
lawman-oar. come.
t
‘i‘hc lmrdi-i-t workrd liilllllll‘l‘hfll't‘ In
the norld nlc no doubt llll' Kilrtulls
\-~ their lililallillltl‘i Kt‘ill'l'i’lil" give tlom
1‘“ “"' il‘ “ill' ”“4“ W"""”“’ i""> lllilili .i dim-n lil'i'fll'fi to Walsh and i'\"
‘il. loom Hill i‘thtIti iii llliluciirlil
ii \i‘ iiiiolml liotili'.
\lw. \\ l‘ lil)llll. who “u. ill‘l'll
r) miu “will liiiizciy biota) llililld
'imm: \iiillh mini: up ltl illh m'lk Illu-
1throw of ii clown. tin-y llli\i plan) to
l" “'1'” ’i'“ l"" 'l"" “'"k‘ ”i ”“' do. liiilulnlly tin Wiirllill): in door ili
ltilliii oi t' it Silllliu. mo. tilll'llltlit
Hi In Mr liilti .\ll Sillinmid. inr-
.‘tillli It .lllll All it illl'lll‘ti ill iilt ll' illillil
.ii .\t|l\\ilil\ on hit-inlay llilihi-inld
i'it \
_ me...
Hi lll'l hill John 1‘ Wharton “llll
.illd null. and my oil-1i ill at ‘tli-aln'
or ll\~l.
Wagono Given Free!
1.. h- Illilltt map iltllt mark. ‘ tunn-
~i m ll ilud- lioilh~ «in-l _-. Imiic nos-loot in“
tin *r two «on» it mid and tllciiti trout .i.. “W“ “win l“! .i loolo illtiu not
illlllill \\il| ll it till \Iiiiiil.l\ ioi
l'lillillilil .\~.v lit-oi colon in any
oi .\iilltill.t lilili wlnli III.) will stop
to. ,. l. u do . \ill'l \i-illllc ntllllt‘ of
Ho ii-l.iu lilit'r illt\ “iii no in lo
l'iliallltlil. aloo- iit‘lili'l will «our col
lou-
l'XI-I‘l‘ IPAIIII If“!!!
Arrived at low I‘oril Today from "M!
ass with 00th- and Vani'a
lily \cun'llllcli I'm-flat
NI“ Yll'i .‘iiiiliiiilit'i l'i l‘lll vigil“
til i llll'l Iiiiin \liliih, ohuli ailiv
.l “in owning limo lll\.ioi l-- til»
it! ' «pull ii to i‘ilitlll mount to I!
til: it 'Iil- pui' ‘lil|"‘ iii: llmlul‘nlnlil
..i n ii .viio “*lullli, \[ill :iul l.i~l rill
ll iilivlllf iiii dalnl‘thty IH'liiNli
iliiioilii in not. t‘illii Iiiitlll pit-m ll
i'lit .xu ‘vll;l .aigo intuit-till“ of
Lott iWI’ :.i in til itlfl‘ll illiii lilltli‘ l.|
i-i ioli‘i.| ll‘rIl‘" flip of lhi- iillii.
\oliilil» ilil/‘ir new» urn-ll» nil tl‘li‘l lii
Iii-.lml \a: .ti Hill” of the ”'llil‘i
i»- into .iiitilsuiiiin illili llrlil i'.i
i .‘i liil‘i l’ililil’ilit 1 Mmm ill illieililwi
i
Hint ll ii "i lintittm l‘i'l .ts mw'i“ u. u. K'mbm."m.l
VW
i '. \.. III iwi .‘ii'iti'lil lillllilll
‘ clioc oil‘l iliii ll. d ilivit lalivi,
A rm and Useful Vases I slat lies with lasted
it [hosts as swirls Isl
'IIDIIOOI W. IQOII.
uli \t‘lllfi “Tillihnli “hilt-L. alumina. tl..
.. no \I
IULILIV O UHIII-Iil'fl
.‘ if \ at “,Wt,
llit \t I t. flog“. “migt‘t‘iwlalu ream.“
It. Klilt'f aloe, .
I‘I‘IM'OID. .
' “'lii "0'10. Hlil'l’fllllit ”i- I:
t‘ollcge or limitless
”.le It? «dime.
Martial attention given to yuan.
boys.
imm-
II-ss-Is
I limihlfl. I
.tiiw hundred and thirtml hiya.
QJO‘ m BMW‘s-JO" if} " W A
n was W_Wfinmaw
i
‘i
'l'ln-t't‘itl‘e till it's or llilil“ uliont it: it!!! SitNl‘thzi.
simply covers the “Pill. ltllii con-rs it so thoroughly flint
the wlw advertiser is sure to act rctnrn~ more than com-
un-lisurllte with the money cvm-udcil. .\.~k the hcinl of
any large linsiiuus house l’l'iil't‘M'llit'ii iii its columns if
this is not so. i i i i i l l i
led us illi'lli~lt you \tilll il l'llli‘ l-nt‘li, tll‘ drop in um]
pill; the hunter over personally with the advertising
unlunger. lie won't bore you. but will l'tllil’illl't' you
quickly that printer's ink pays. and pays liiu‘ when used
judiciously and in the columns oi 'l'lu: livitxisu Saarinen.
And the Cost
It‘s a More Trifle.
sine/id, out so Lii‘a. ""
1 W ‘ i‘
a uncles-cs mm as mus MI.
‘ In In 0th..
l “Yes. sir." said the one legged mall
mournfuliy so the man whose attention ho
had attracted by addressing him Mi “lily
lfriend"-"l lost this log at Cuba.
that'wtho truth.” ' '-
: “You don’t say." the other observed
i sympathetisally. "1'" been reading shells
‘ the trials and troubles of you pour fellowa
l —thot is. allowing you are telling fact.
and really were there."
i “Friend, I hope [may die to this spot
and die painfully if it lim t just as I tell
you. lituowl am Inspected as afrsud
lieenulle there are so many liars who try to
i work on people's sympathies. but I mu
. tellmg the actual. honest. trutll. I loll
this log in Cuba. If you'll givn inn is dime,
mister. 1’" tell you all about it. It's.
very interesting story.”
The uynipathotlo stronger, being assur-
ed. complied:
“It Will a dark night. friend. " the orlp-
pie begun. “and nobody lint. a foot or-
; man who was half drunk would havo
' thought of doing such a thing. I il'pow in
all honesty I blight to confess l'd took 3
drop that night,”
“i can understand. I have heard about
that rainfall and the mud and exposure."
/“ Yes. it wuso dark night. and you could
not see a thing. Suddenly a bright light
illlithotl over to tho wont. It was aimed"
light."
“Ah, yoill u sollrchilght. you mean."
“Anti then there came the roar and rat-
tle of "-—
"A rapid fire gun. Wasthero any uptake
to tr"
'i’i'oo dark to see. but I know those was,
though. for I've gone against the Mill.
name in daylight. and I know how itlooks.
Well. the fellow who was firing"—
"Only one? lint, of course. there Will
but one handling it."
“There was only one of 'em flrllg. but
he was a daisy all right. 'Will it: newt“
‘. stop?’ i asked my mate.
“ 'Wo‘ii just take it. anyway.’ lays he.
“As I said. we had been drinking. No-
body liut one who had would ’n' tried to
do It. ”
“Heroic man!" murmurs-d tho syrups-
thetie stranger.
"So. when she came up close 1. main;
she wasn't wing to stop for the crossing
utull. mode is grubfor thellnnd iioltion
, the first box our. My mate jtimpoll fora
‘V flat. and made it, but i nlisscd lllltl fell to
. the track, and the wheel went over t-lill
lo ,
{That's the way it. happened. If you
don't believe it. you can write to the. (loo-
turut. (iuhu. Miswul'y. and he‘ll tell you
it's gospel truth. I may he a nlolnl'iount,
sir, but. I nlll no liur."—t.‘»hicngo liceortl.
i A Sample of I 00ml Moro.
Professor Dean 0. Worcester contribute!
to The Century an artich- on "The Malay
Pirates of the l’liillppiucs." Speaking of
his guide. Professor Worcester says:
'i'oolnweo was considered a gruntihforo.
and We were therefore iliti-rcstcd in certain
‘ incidents which gave us an insight. into
his l't'ul character. After satisfying him-
; self by observation that we could use our
riilcs with some effect. he ninth-us urnthel’
startling business proposition ill thofol-
: lowing words: “You ucnilcmen shoot
quite well with the rifle." “Yes: we. have
had some experience.” “ You tlcsiro to get
samples of tlioclothlngnnti arms of my
countrynicll for Your collect ion?" “You."
"l’iipii (General Amine) told you if you
met urnual Moms outside the tmvn to or-
der them to luy down thcir arms and re-
tin-i" "Yrs." “l'upudocsnot understand
. my people as I do. ’l‘llcy llro oil had.
“hill “1' moot them. do not. ask them to
lay down their arms. for they will come
back again and got tliciil and probably gt-
tnck us. Just about us loony of them no
[aissllilla You can till-ll toko their arm!
and clothing. and i will cut. off their
liciuls. shove their eyebrows. olitiW them to
pope and violin the reward for killing
iurmliclitinlos. "
He never really f-wchvo ml for refusing
to I‘llll'l‘ illto piirlilcrli‘lp with hlill on thll
wry lilicrui iimiu.
.—
ii'iha lktblml lloyslty.
Aim-tug thoummls at Monte ('urlu lost
your were u very ordinary limiting couple
who kept to tlicnuliilvcu and paid lilll
slight oiiclitlon to the passing throng. but
one night two English royulth-s arrived.
and after dinner lilo princess \vcnt llptlo
ldlocouple ilnil spoke liltint unwiuunly to
thorn. ’l'ln-n every one wulltcdlokuow
whothcy wire. l'iulouiuhlo ovidonco of
tin-whim moi oliilervcd about their loun-
"N“. and llll‘il‘ unobtrusive ways indicated
I‘\l‘l|l!i\I'l|I"-It. .\ll I'Iilglinh lolly wmlnii-
wrml tulklng to them uIII‘ ulnht. and tho
illlitiihlilvo crowd slirgctl round her. "ills
tell us who Iiil‘ lil‘." tilcyrhorllml. "till."
woutlo- only. “that is the queen‘s mil-to
mom. who is now on ll-rwvddiuu trip.
Hilolnin rilillu'tl iii-r royal liluhilci-s' kin.
«lid in I' tillumly‘u feel. and . she hits rubs
in ii inn nil owri ‘-« .‘i‘t‘illlllfll‘.
It. "Hoots to till-rotten.
A ridiculous rmuur is currcut that ii.
hwut illln-uof liu' t'Ml‘illlt hits lioou dug
iii-tow |Itiullllllfl. the arwulo lining ad-
Iolul-lrnvtiwlallt in midi Ii 'u trout-dimly
in waiting lnlhu empress morning cup
of chocolate. Minnelli-uni rumors of till!
kind ion continually cropping u i. and the
nicer llht'l that thin-Marlins lull lunar lilo.
lll ill health NM ||liii|' alllllrlont laud-l on
will» h to found this iii lily colupotl story.
that tin-cinprc-a is lgtimptlllll' l-u-rtnlu-
i)‘ ltld ll‘lltl Hit "it' t'tlllll‘lu')’. llw ill‘
will the mulldcnco of her liu-dlninl a pen-
pic by hot w'iliiitln-u mill iiu'l. ho! will"
lotion-t licr ladies in waiting numbing
ciultrcttw iii-lug tllootlu trlvinlgrlovum‘
they have against her. laimhm ladies.
to. hurt “all “told. Noon.
.imiVan liccn‘dluingmnolu his l‘orlo
h one is it schi-llw of \ioht lend i-ilver cob
orluu. Every shade from I‘H'.I‘I‘ pot-pi.
to 'iltll'il' motive in nrprcwnml. Min tn.
windows lit-lint iliiui in with dwp viiilt‘
aim and almklnl villh mulul tit-ll- allow
hillliu tutll‘liiylln 'l‘he tilitltll tulih- who
Ironic. after the artists nwn rim-fully
tio-llulit out iii-«lull. of lin- [llii-st pill.
phase and copper From the interior com.
hits of light. and the l-lldwluth used as
night is tronqliirvnt The whole building
is planned with similar limflllilk'ullt‘.‘
, fltrund Magnum.
Norwalk Chronicler