shut llesIIIIs llililll
Kennedy Guards will wind up
' til! at Pine Point with a turkey
riday night and Saturday will
p'thelr tents and traps and re.-
;’Dllubury.. The. act of Private
Fury Monday evening at South
ll: Spread a pan eyer the week.
' for the Guards and the boys
,, no heart to enter into sport
test that they possessed be-
. In conversation
paras deeply deplore. the incident
mention the fact that In four
by at Pine Point nothing like
no has ever occurred.
‘ titer was nearly heartbroken
larjson arrived in Danbury and
it account of himself.
the most: decided of the com-
bersugalnst drink and it is
All ’hysomotllat ho was purpose-
lquor in South Norwalk to
a The Guards Will
special .drill Friday morning.
3 OCCUI'I'GIICG.
He was
age. several. members of the
(say Guards furnishing music, and
ay ighii, to close the week’s sport.
ill have a turkey supper, laying
for nearly fifty.
,6: all from Danbury:
athryn Ledan,1Anna. Mamie
Doukin, Rose and Margaret
Jennie and Mill“? Shelvoy, ing to the island Saturday.
”Eondergast. Emma .McElroy and
hoperty holders of Belle island
on the South Norwnlk Coun— tcr, at Sunrise cottage.
Mr. and 'Mrs} lirexter and child.‘ from
Danbury,’ arrived yesterday afternoon.
and will spend the month of July at
y The apparatus ‘5 “DI the liavilandllouse.
' he city and the property hold-
.that they will, if allowad to
p it in good, repair. and in
hould be needed, as is hardly Bartlett House.
or‘r‘lt‘oouldlbo sent to South
k ‘in the event of a large fire.
inltt'ee on the purchase of hose.
Fl Foote’and M. S. COTDPH. are land tomol‘l’UW.
sea and will Jeport at a
. the Society to’ he held soon.
iopping, George A. Stevlnot and
‘f New'York, and George N.‘ forthcscason.
rot; and brother. from Brook— Mrs. Maxmau and daughter. from
Marble Hill. N. Y.. have arrived and
taken possession of the Arbor cottage holdings of the new stock.
hook and ladder apparatus.
has stored on Franklin street.
.besn guests at the Haviland
Mrs. 0. Clinton and Miss Celia
,f Fordham, N. 'Y.. William for the season.
ennell and Miss M. Kern. from
kcity, willcome up Thursday
can. and spend the Fourth at
,vlland House. , ‘
‘ ‘ é-the cold weather the cot— M. S. Cornell is having an addition . .
built on the rear of Bonnie View cot~ . PER DIEM pLAN IN 51.175011
ay unti . after the Fourth is ex~ tags. Proprietog T. H. Foster is doing NEW H AVEN, me 2~-Tho New
.to‘bring new. parties for the the work.
‘ ’i‘he pleasures of the
'l‘ d are not well under way as yet,
‘too cold for bathing and that. is
the greatest delights oi the the season. ,
- _ Mr. and Mrs. Joel G. Foster have re-
beglnniug to arrive and
‘ ane Northrop, who fell down.
about two wrecks ago. breaking
. remains in about the same Park avenue.
On account of her age the
loot knittogother. but. the
“ think that-she will so far, re-
astb be able to bewheeled about
,. d.Mrs.' S. M. Birch, Mr. and
It} . Demarest, and Mr. and Mrs.
soniand family, from Pas-
, .have arrived for the season,
7 taken possession of the Rock-
logew- These families have
island each season i‘ormore 5935011.
. $1.55,”, .
Belle‘wlslancl Improvement So-
. {5.1! Sealey, chairman:
on K. Clinton and Miss Nich- craft. . _ , . .
- ‘ ., .. .. ~‘Gharles‘ Howe, of Waterbury. is vis-
risuhswlng ahandsome iting relatives on the island, and is
psi edge sétiout in front
toss, which.grcotly adds to
‘ a place. When the
voggsttiestand ‘ most , pic—:
a .. .“ mu. I. . “I . ..,I.l, In.
Fro “i, I. £1135: . “WI .91 lull"
rlllmg‘ edp e s bristlan 'l‘cma
{arouse Association, Elizabeth
‘ bio, Fond du Lac, Wis.
M
I“ Dunn Mas. ‘l’uvIn‘IAu :—-I want to
tell you and allltlio onng iodine of the
country. how grate al I am 00 on for
all the benefits! have receiver . from
pain L (110. E. l’iukham’s Vega.
tab 0 ‘ouuwluul. . L suitor-ed for
MISS l3I,.l1MllI£TlI (LUKE.
eight months l.o;uv suppressed mon-
struailon. and II oil'cciod my entire
system until I bet-units wool: and debil-
itated. and at tins-II feltthut I had a
hundred acid-s in so many places. I
only used the Compound for a few
,wI-chs. but. it Wrought a change in me
which I fell. from the. very beginning.
I lIIIvertIon very regular since. have no
pains, and find that, lay omiw body is
above testimonial III riot genuine.
doulefit Party 011 the 1515111“ 55 9 At. such n time the greatest aid to
eive young ladies who have nature. . is Lydia E. Pinkhmu’s
,1 . cal cottage for a week. All Vegetable Compound. It prepares
tors or. sweethearts ol' the Ken- the, young system ior the coming
(lids. in camp at Fine Point. change, and is the surest reliance for
110?, attempt to keep this fact woman‘s ills ofcvusy nature. -
White the cold they are in Mrs. . Pinkbhm ' invites all
lendWhalf a dozen of the misses ‘ ‘
bathing yesterday afternoons.
ouncedlit great sport.
‘t‘ y will have ‘a' dance at the
This dress Dyan. ilfhss.
“ “ Bellsf‘of IncllaII
' 3M
rotary of the Skugwny Y. M. O. A.. has
returned from the interior of Alaska.
where he talked with the llflll‘llllllfl sllclallon.
whose earnest statements be on even oftlu-Iumlerstnndii . u “ ( v m
fully confirm previous reports that t e ' ‘ Ill ll 1‘ u M G be. 1
' . , , an if it was renewed. l gladly rcoom— ‘
on m 6033?]? hgvgmhgllhsihml‘; mood Lydia. E. l’inhhmn‘s Vege-
during the week on account tableCompound in overylxhiy..—-—
3" glass and time with, some Muss biannual-II LAINII. 00W. Dims-Ion
It »‘ . ‘ Stu. Fond (In line. “fire—swam fprfcfl If
young women‘ who are ill to
write her: fol-«free advice. Ad.
in Danbury.
the season.
summer. ‘ _
staying at¢James E. Stevens‘ cottage.
. island. House.
business. ‘ . .
‘ fcr‘a visit. . .
, madam ttiiie’resr of his cottage.
by Elwood W. Cornell. will play ball-
Saturday afternoon. at. 2 o‘cIOok, lining
up against the Rowaytons. at. Helen
The young Point.
Kathryn William Littler, of the Lewis cot—
tpge. returned to Brooklyn. Monday.
where he will spend the Fourth, return»
Mrs. E. F. Ayres and grandson. ilor-
ace, of New Canaan. are spending a
few days, the guest of Mrs. '1‘. ll. Fos-
Mrs. Edward Ayres and family. of
Brooklyn. have arrived on the island,
and will spend a few weeks at the
Mrs. M. Littler, of the Lewis cottage.
has gone to Brooklyn. for a few days'
stay. She expects to return to the is-
‘ Proprietor 'l‘. H. Foster‘s carpenter. No home should be without Rumon's
lmlward Boynton. was taken ‘5le MW" Nerve & lions (.Iil. It's a friend indeed
depend compelled to so to bishome in time of need. 25c. R. Ii. i’lals-
‘ .0
David l-iigson had family, from Dan-
bury. arrived yesterday. and took pnsn
session of W. ll. Hubbell’s cottage for
spending two weeks at their cottage in
Mrs. B. E. Donaldson and niece. .Miss'
Jennie Pinkney. have arrived and tak-
en possession of the Oak cottage for for foreign car mileage. It is estimnt
cd that the new system will add at
Mrs. Clear and family, oi‘New York. least $500,000 to, the expenses of the
arrived today. and took possession of road. * ‘ ‘ "
the 'Rose‘ cottage on the beachlfor. the . ‘ .
Lawyer Samuel Tweedy and family Often the oreutaxed organs of dish
tion cry out for help by Dsypcpsia’s
pains, Nausea. Dizziness. Headaches.
liver complaints,- bowel disorders-Such
troubles call for prompt 1.118s , of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. I They are gen
tle, thorough and guaranteed .,:to cure.
25c, at F. H. Baxter’sdrug storey "
are daily expected from Danhbry to
take possession of their cottage for the
Arthur Walters and family have
gone to their home in New York.
planning an enloyahie‘time for Where they will remain. over the
ing, when . an ice cream Fourth.
“be held at the Havlland' 'Dr. Walter J. Strohmeyer’s “Cutie."
drifted ashore in the storm Sunday. ' BIG FIRE IN NORWAYII.“ 32*
and later Mr. Strohmeyer beached the CHRISTIAN)» Norway,_.luly.2-~The
fire which broke out yesterday unison-r-
vig. province of .Jarlsberg. was subdu-
ed thirIImorningi, About 160rbulldings
were destroyed. . The lossisestimated
~MISS, Laura Bonghey; of Danhury. to be over a million .kroner (about
, 1, will come down Thursday aod‘v‘stay un- $280900)" ' ‘13". ~ ,
«complets’hinxcottage will tilMondayntnhe Havllsnd‘ House. . '
' 4 «matinee Mr'Strohmeyer has arriv-
, .. . _ . , . .y .ed from Newyork.:anll will spend her
returned late yester. vacationet‘filta Sits.” ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ . >
in schtI‘II-Ialeyon,” Mrs. B rmore and child. from White
‘ ' ‘ Piaius.~l~i.~~-Y., are staying at the ‘Belle
Robert- Sharpe. of the, Jones cottage, .
rid spendiMonday‘ln. New 'York‘city. on '
; ~¢.Ernest Bantamthepopuior assistant I
. on ‘the_island,.has gone to New‘jfork
momma-ass had a small sans... ~
Cornell spent yes— 5 7,
,K I» IMAV‘aoNOAH" ' WI
WWI-1.; . “I
'n Who Found Petrified
p in Make. .
TACOMA, July 2.WW. A. Wild. soc»
lndiauu of the lower Yukon have It s-
covercd an immense petrified ship on
i’orcuplnc river, near the Arctic cir.
olo and north of Rampart. Alaska. ““10““
When asked regarding its size the
ludiaus traced its dimensions on the
ground indicating (1 length of 1.200
fool. Snob lndiaus as are familiar
with the ‘lliblo are convinced that the
ship is none other than Noah’s ark.
livid intends to return to the interior
of Alaska this summer. when he will
take some ludlnns and request (Iiiloers
to detail soldiers to ueoompiluy him.
wiliphihcria relieved initwenty min:
ulos. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas’
ldcicctrie Oil. At any drug store.
WILSON ooss ‘ro VIRGINIA.
lNlIlANAl’Ol’JS. July 2—«Sooretary
Mine Workers, returned from Chicago
and loft almost immediately for West
Virginia to confer with the district oiiiv
corn who are in charge of the areal
strike in that district. Inasmuch as
an injunction is pending against Mr.
with other members of, the. Iuiners‘ or-v
sanitation either publicly or priotely
in the strike region of Virginia, it is
anticipated that he may be arrested if
he shall try to confer with the men in
‘ohargcof affairs in the field there
When asked if he did not fear arrest
«II‘ he went to West Virginia.‘ Mr. Wll
son said: “I have no idea what course
will be taken by the operators or‘ the
court servants. nor do i care particu-
larly. l have never been served with
any papers from the court and the only
the newspapers."
Let our lady friends read this ex.
pression of appreciation from Mrs. Lu
in ll‘rzuiy. of lirco, N. (3.: "I am void
of words to adequately express my on
prerlzitlon of anon’s Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. l was a great sufferer
when i began the, use of this treat,
ment. They have completely changed
my life from one of suffering to health
ful enjoyment. i recommend the treat
meat to suffering women everywhere
as a sure means of escape from oilfe
of minor-y, hollering that they will do
for you even what‘ihey have done for
me." Only Elle. R. ii. Pipisted. "
INCREASING CAPITAL STOCK.
NEW. YORK. ‘Joiy twinning . '1‘.
Commercial National Bank, of China
and Deposit Company. of Baltimore,
have been elected directors of the
First National lilank‘uf Baltimore. says
a Times special from the city. The
capital stock of the bank was increas-
ncw‘issuo the Mercantile Trust and
fro Jurolemun and family. from New: 3-, n .5 (w. I ,1 . v ll take no- all"
ark. N. .l.. have arrived and taken pos- “1 )h t A” ”m )‘3‘ l i 0 'h
session of, their cottage at the beach
and the other half will be taken by Ml".
\l’omlwurd. who is said to represent in.
torcsts in New York, Philadelphia. Chi-
ted.
NEED moss HELP. .
Morons-rim.- Mg" waur‘lu ‘
unless , 1
cannot). July‘s
Increase In whites amounting to iii? are.
ill per cent. willbo mode on the Union
Traction Company by its ciu‘I‘Iloyccn.
who have joined tho..AmulIgnmutod,As-
This wlii'»«heedune III unlit-I
shop of Hartford.
for 50 Per Cent.
Plait, of the United States
Ilct court yesterday erupted the fol»
Ilowlug discharges from baulo'uptcy:
of Waterbury;
‘% Simon Mulloy. of Hartford; Michael ii.
.. . portion. of liridgeport;
outtled into that but Bill!“ u “Infill“ I hardt, of Hartford; Jacob Julia. of Non.
should be made. ithinua year... Ilm’lgntllcll' Wilson A Wright of Strat-
dacisiou waurea had last night atalmd. David G Williams J}. of Now
n-Icellnu of the governing board of the ; “Mg", Charles G. Dennmn': of J New
ltcamoesm result or a abut : llavcu: Joseph Cahn. of New Haven.
ad Daniel M. ii‘luherty. of Hartford.
nudge Plait has also confirmed the
Icouiposltlon ol‘i‘ored by Edwin C. Bish-
op, the ladder numui’ucturor of Hart-
lord. for 50 per cent. settlement.
.lllilR’U Matt has also Iulludgcd Ro.
bow-a lsraolovltz. of Waterbury, bank.
rupt upon the report of the referee.
.—-——-—~v—F“—.‘-——q~»——
THE WHOLE MATTER
adds up of this: ~ "I suffered awfully
fi'llm dyspepsia and kidney trouble for
five years. i had such headaches I of-
ten bad to knock all business. My ton-
gue was coated with fur. and the taste
in my mouth would have sickened a
dog. I was cured by the new medicine,
(ialcura Solventmdlscovoredr by the
Wellknown Drullnvid Kennedy. Kenne-
dy Row, Kingston, N. Y.'
demand for on
State of Ohio. as. City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner of the llrIn of 11‘.
J. Cheney & 00., doing business in the
(lily of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE IllUNDRIlll) DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrll
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hull's Calurrh Cure. '
FRANK J. CHE
Sworn to before me and subscribed
III my prosoIII-o, this 0th day of Decem-
A. w. chanson.
Notary Public.
llall's CIItnrrlI Curo id taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for tostbnonials. free.
II‘. .I. CHENEY, & (30.,
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall‘s Family I’llluIaI-o the best.
lur demand; on the lGhlcago‘ City
way Company. , .
E OF LEGISLATION. _
WASIIIINGTON' July 2~~<~'l‘ho ‘qulolo
;WI blues of legislation accomplished
during the present osuion of congress
wasthc “passage ,of‘ bill Idllproprlzitlng
3:75.030tf3' lirfiillégl‘lgl‘lllfiijWES supply
The ship lion on It high hill. thousands (itll‘lfl, “1 Wm" ‘ ‘ r. mm“ “0’
\ of foot above the sea level, “Had it“ “MM“
llor, A. 1).. 1880.
y the house at 2
o’clouk yosterd’uy.’ The committeeolf
military affairs of ‘thc sonata favorably
reported the bill while the senate was
in goxecutiw session.
rich called it up and the senate passed
them]! at 2:45 p. m.
:I'dssridl.’ cnhollod signed by thespeak—
n u , -.-Ir um res dent Pro 'l‘em'II‘rye. of the
iIo.I..III(I W. B. Wilson, of the United 4.01mi... it'll]. at -l:l5 o‘clock the mesh
dcut signed and it became a law.
The fittest orchards. yield the choicest fruit;
the fairest ‘wheaz‘ field's yields the finest "
flour, and the choicest tea crops yield
Senator Dino
The bill was en-
Wilson prohibiting him from meeting . ‘
“The ’ I..." (II "In.
Presidents”
By Gen. Charles H. Gron'venor, .
20 years member of Congress.
pounced the most sumptuous and mag-
nificently beautiful book ever ; issued
in the United States.
, ‘ full-page Photogrsvuro Por-
traits. roproduced from the best paint-
ingsin' the. White House, the Congress
tonal Library, the capitol Building and
the‘Corcoran Art Gallery, of washing.
knowledge 1 have that an injunction ,
has been granted has come through ‘
ton. ,
Contains Department of Autograph
showing an autograph letter
President of the United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes.
features have. never before appeared
in any book ever Issued. “
Both President McKinley and Presi'
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively In this work.
'I‘his is the greatest honor ever con- .
torred on any publication ever issued
This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio
tic American citizen will buy
*‘Ilali " ound 50:; I ' Trial 3.2.10. ..
, FOR sans Bi
Conrad Becker. South Norwalk.
Churlcsl‘i‘ledler. South Norwalk.
Bernard Iilrsbilold. South Norwalk.
Morris Navinsky, South Nor-walk.
New York Grocery 00.. S. Norwalk.
August Rocttechcr, South Norwalk.
Slicegmuller Bros, South Norwalk.
.Iidwnrd .i. Finnegan, Norwalk.
- Charles 1.. Glover. ‘Norwhlk:
”Henry Matheis,‘ Norwalk.
vileorge Otherngihlgorwallt.’
, New York Grocery Co.. Norwalk.
. William Bronson, East Nor’waik.
Morris Epstein, gust Norwulk.
R. .l‘oselovsky $100., East'Norwalk. Id. b. Gregory. Cranbury.
AND LEADING GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
ffl In...“ ,
Porch. Shades,
Something new and very artistic. A
overnight on the slim: bamboo
They are weather proof, light,
protilly colored and very lasting; In .
fact, they are the most satisfactory
Porch Shades of which we know.
Size 4x8 feet at $1.00.
Size leS feet at in
Size 8x8 feet at $2.75.
We also have a complete
Split Bamboo l‘orch Screens
sizes from file up.
Porch Rockers from 'lbc.
Adjustable Window Screens, 15C up.
Screen Doors. 09c up,
We carry the best. line of Refriger—
ators. Economy in ice by using one of
our “Progress“ Refrigerators.
yd. J. Boilms & Go.
I FUNsnAL-omscroas
AND EMBALMERS.
" .j ; 12 North Main St. » SorNor-waik.
in this country.
being made by men and women
made on this publication within the
High class men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. $1,-
500 guaranteed yearly.
wanted to open small office at home or
in home town, to have charge of ag-
ents and correspomience.~ look after
the advertising and
Write for terms and circulars.
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corcornn Building; Opposite
U. 8. Treasury.
Washington. D. C.
Woodward, president of the Hanover,
National Bank, of New York. and.
James ii. Eckcls. president of the
next three years.
go and Charles it, Spencer. secondg Also. Manager
vice-president of lilo Mercantile 'l‘rnst I?
ed from ssoupco to 31.000000. 0f the
AUCTION SALE OF TI-II'IEE DWI-ELI..-
ING HOUSES <
The Smith Norwolk
Union school District desiring to use
belonging to the Knudsen sprain garvice‘ mp9. _ . .
properly recently purchased will sue- See it‘ in ”Emu” in our utopia,
0“ room. ' ‘ ‘ :,
33 Chestnut I -
and
Hill’fliltl H NilSll ‘
admonitionblindfold¥_ ,0
So. Norwalk. «WM-«W ~~~~~~~~~~~~
cage and Boston. It is supposed that
M'. It'ci ‘« rial t I Clicu
I ml. a rep (sin a lit. I g%‘ to he removed.
(,‘hostnui. street, 5 rooms, water and
Particulars and terms of
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Real Estate Agent.
5 Railroad Place,
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail»
road Comrmny hos ncccptod the DOI‘
diem plans for the charging of rental ,
for freight cars. and it wont into effect
yesterday. Orders have been issued
to division men to expedite the handl-
turued to their home in Daubury. after big of all foreign lcnrs- hereafter. or
there will now be a. rental (ll twenty
cents per day upon them; Under the
old mileage charge system the rose
has been paying about $750,000 swear
VIII—“‘-
. ..._.,......~.‘_....._ “w...”
Fire, insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
without regard , to , : quality
There are . as . many grades of. insur-
ance as there are of merchandise
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you-unite sure you
Better to know now
than after the fire.. Our fifteen years
experiencoon the subject have filled
psto do this well. ‘
Nana mm cotmsg'Merrtrn‘ emu
'I
AND. ”W'WW- are getting it.
,. , “That lb...‘..“s,r... Wit“
paper. People who know good quality" ,‘ ,
comebcre for what they want. They "
say they like our designs and the col! ‘
orlng.
OUR DISPLAY RACKS
PRESENT AIGOOD V|EW.
You can tell howl‘it will look on
your walls. ‘ All prices of paper are
“ I
here for your inspection.
PAINTERS’ SUPPIJES.
AnrlsrelpArsaI/ILII.
I’AINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
WINoow amass.
Any size, make or thickness, to
order. -
ROOM MOULDING
. to match your Wall Papers.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make It on art.
”—
87 w As Ii'lbojl'o‘iilg SIT RE ET
South Norwalk.
Telephone connection. ‘. E -’
.3 .r. «,1» to.“ “Q’f'dinfif’ufl‘fi‘fi ‘ ‘ wwr-,V_ww_«
James Brown ~
Palm“ lid Pug; Range;
”Pure White Lead" and 21nd”
mixed‘by, hand will "wear twice “
as long and cover~double our-'-
face; as machinery mixed. The
houseaof WilllamSteyensond of ,»
Stephen WilcOx,aboth on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this. manner over eleven years
_ ago. ‘Ilfhey‘areistlli' good, .
Your house will stand, as well ‘
If i paintv'lt. My office, 68 ‘South
Main «street. My rolidenco. r8 '
Elm Grove street. “ . . I.
A’ FluSh ‘
VaIVe.
, Nameless. closes without in or we
tor hammer. Has no tank. _
vowmsrsn ' possess: nsou. '
LATINo FLusI-I VALVE._ .
A self adjusting [menisci-o regulator,
applied to a Flush Valvuloperat‘ed by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount ofrwater invthe some length of
time, regardless of the hood or prev
No.40: WATER, STREET, ,
’ souru uoawnk, or.
SOLOMON scan, has...
“an.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders,
Ms Leathermle bals.
Mines" Kid Okiords, at ,
Don’t forget we have the L0
flit-Co’s 0xiords,.al $2.50 and $3.00 warranted Put-
em Kids. compass ihev‘crack.’
, Pigmhlng and sob Hem
downscaling”. _
Hot Air Hearing. .
Stroynsaansnoss. -
SLATEAND TIN adorable.
.Gaa‘rand‘rsteam hitting. .. ,
.Motai Ceiling, etc
lunsburv Mathewson
(ins Fixture .,
. . Havelyou'sesn ounctock of ..
Rig}! MON 0 BRAND 8
Bird Cagesh‘jandfiéa‘llkinds of ‘ '
Melal‘Worls ,Repaircd -
' ‘9‘" m d. .
, ‘Auriobias‘hpuzmo.
I
_ Metal Signs. of Tevery dc cripllon.‘
finishes,
, ‘. Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper H
Taylor 8: .Golden, Plating; _ ~
Telephone Call. 107—74.
Norwalk Chronicler