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Phone l65-5
Prettu close to
HomeCookinaII-
Our Dinners and
Suppers.
5| Washrngton Street.
Imitation".
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
Mrs. Hart Baldwin, of Wall street,
has been visiting Iriends in New Ca-
naan.
Captain Albert J. lloyt, of Oyster
liar. was In South Norwaik Tuesday
on business.
Ida-Councilman Jesse M. Ferris, of
Itayviow avenue. llus returned from a
business trip to lioston.
Williarrr Iva-IInIIII, oi' Quintard ave-
nue, has taken a position with Martin
lialcs, .III.. In, t‘ompany.
Miss Bessie, (irofut, of New Haven.
is the guest of Mrs. James Golden.
II‘IIIIIllI‘IiIl avenue. for a few days.
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
Corps, will meet tomorrow evening in
the (I. A, R, rooms, South Main street.
()phir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will hold its regular meeting to
morrow evening in Masonic Temple
\‘l’ashington street.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, O. U. A. M..
will hold its regular weekly meeting
tomorrow evening in IIiystic (‘hairt
Iiail, \i‘ashinglon street,
--~Wallcr Baker‘s Cocoa, Itic.
Lawton & (To.
John .I. MIISlay, of «lift Main street.
IIIInthry. has gone to South l‘wttlh,
where he has secured a position in the
('l’flflll & Knapp hat. t‘III-IIIIII'.
Mrs, II‘, S. Lyon, .ll'.. of iii West
street. \VIll entertain the members of
the Friday Afternoon Club tomorrow
afternoon at ii o'clock. at her home.
IlIIany (‘ornelL the expert haIIIllIIII
of the rod and book, of Norwalk, rc-
tIIrneIl front Lake Waramaug with two
line specimens of pickercl that tipped
the scales at. five pounds.
Fewer Gallons; Wears lmrgcr,
I'residcrtt Mahcr and Secretary ("on
policy, of the Hat Maiters' Association,
are III New York today on business
connected with the United Matters of
North Alll(‘f‘lt'fl.*-—Dlllllllil'y News.
The Board of School Visitors will
hold their regular semi-rrronthly meet-
ing to pass on requisitions Saturday
morning, at the office of J. B. Law-
rence, in the insurance building, South
Main street.
The Wednesday Evening IIIIII-brt
( lub. which was to have met Iast ever,»
ing. was postponed on account (If the
weather, until this evening,‘when the
meeting wrll be held at the home of t‘
S. Marshall.
I‘lnreka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. l, (I.
i). III, will hold a rehczn‘sal on Friday
. cvoning, liith, and it Is hoped that II\‘~
III-y One of botir teams will make a
special effort to be present. Come
early so as to IIommcuI-e at 8 o'clock
sharp.
The monthly meeting of the Chicors
Association of thI.I South Norwalk Fire
Department tomorww evening, will be
postponed on account of the. compli-
mentary snppcrI t'o be tendered the ”Ni
boys by the members of the Rowayton
department.
The Excelsior Social Club will hold
a St. Valentine. masquerade dance this
evening at. the home of Mrs. Lena Brig~
german, in Fair'fleld avenue. '1‘ 9 meta
bel‘s of the club and their frle s will
be costumed anti a very p‘easant time
is anticipated
The Rouayton Fire. Department will
entertain the South Norwalk Fire De
‘ partment and tender an oyster supper.
Friday evening. All members having
uniforms will please. wear them. Trol-
ley car leaves corner Main and Wash
ington streets at 7:24.
'l.ocal subscribers of The, Sentinel
who usually receive their papers
through the post~9fiices can secure
them this afternoon at the office of
publication in Washington street.
South Norwaik. and the branch office
in Wall street, Norwalk.»
The Cierks' Union will hold an im-
portant meeting this evening in Cen-
tral Labor Hall, South Main street, and
every member is urged to attend. OthI
cars for the next six months will be
elected and some other important bus-
iness wil come up for action.
The instructor to charge of the La-
dies. Phyical Cullibre class both at the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium and at the Nor»
walk Congregational Church is Mrs.
James H. Norris. wife of Secretary
Norris, and/not Mrs. F. W. Norris. as
frouunnttv'slatsd In the local papers.
W
Something Doing
at our store all the time. Our Clare
are always in good condition—not too
dry, but am right to" smoke and :get
the best results possib‘e. Our Plug To-
bacco is kept moist. so It won't break
mi- teeth to one it}: We carry all or
tbspopstsr blends of Turkish sad Do
I“. ll.
l
. 'sIIIIIbly hall.
htiward I. Finnegan of t‘culcr uvc
IIIIII has been visiting III Jersey City.
Sinhen .I 0‘ Ilricn was III Stamford,
yesterday. on Insurance business. To-
marrow he will so to Seymour, Conn.
Another informal reception will be
glv. n It tthc Connecticut Military Acad-
orrry in East avInuII. Friday evening. I
Fewer Gallons; Woars longer l
Miss May Ilcrg, of Meadow street
anti William Mills, of Spring street, are
spending II few days in New York city. '
Edward Tracey. a young son of tar.
aIII. Mrs. William .I. Iracey. is lHt'i)V~
IIIIIIIII from a seIloIIs iilucss of pIIIIII
radius.
1 lll‘ Helping Hand Circle of the NIIII-
walk Methodist t lilil't',h will meet l“ll-
day I IIIIIIIII. IIitlI Mia. S. L. Evar,is of
Main slIIIIt
’l‘hc Winthrops and the South Nor-
wailI 5. III. C. A. teams Vt'l“ play ba:
IIIIIIIIII. this evening, at .the town Its-
The l). M. Read Company is advertis-
iIIIt silks for the spring, and there are
also other items of Interest to the gen-
eral shopper
~Waiter Baker's Cocoa, 160.
Lawton & Co.
Just look at the new spring stock of
Iuiniture of W. S. Sturtcvant. Read
his advertisennnt and got some very
interesting information.
Mrs. Robert Van Baron will enter-
tain the " ‘IonIIIItiIIIIt Chapter. I). Y.
I’ A.," on Friday afternoon February
LI. at her home IIII West avenue.
Camp No. 2. Patriotic Order of Am-
errcttns held its regular bl Weekly
meeting last night. in lted Men's ball,
but only marine business was transact»
ed.
The flat II‘irIislIcrIs‘ Association held
its regular IrIIIIItIIiy meeting last lVI‘ll-
ink in (‘IIntIIIII Labor IIIIII but nothing
F, 1).
outside I.l’ routine business cami- up
for action.
lintlIr Lodge, No, 97, l. O. 0. II‘..
worltwl the first degree on one candi-
date at its meeting. last evening. Al—
tcr ilII nut-lint: the degree team rc—
lrcar'scd for the second degree.
II‘IIwI-r (iallons; Wears Longch
A hearing on the petition of the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany to lay tracks under the Washing—
ton street bridge. Wl.. be held .llf‘fill‘t’
the railroad Irommittee. at Hartford.
next ’luesday. 7..
'l‘hc quarantine on the residence of
Mrs Iiurtctt at ti High street placed
there IIII account of the Drums of .IIIng
liar-II tt‘s daughter li‘,t‘llt‘, with Iilpii
tlI. ria. will be removed totIIoI‘I'IIw, the
patient having entirely recovered truth
the Iliscasc.
II}. II). Rockwell, the South Norwallt
hatter. who recently w.Inl to New Tori.
to work at his ll‘illlt', found the affine.
turns of South Norwalk too great. and
has l‘(llll'lll‘il and resumed his tlllllt‘;~
in the curling department of the (fro
fut & ifrmpp hat shop.
« lion't forget the So So's dance to
Inorrow night. at I Mechanic St. lIoIIII
prizes gII'IIII free,
In the IIIIItlIr III“ the execution for
sin for profession Ft‘l‘Vlt‘tS urantcd Dr.
W. Ii. Bean. or South Norwalk. IIIIpIIty
Slrer'iil‘ .I. W. Scullcy \\IIIIIt in Stamford,
yesterday, and collected this amount
from the defendant, Charles II. Prior.
and turned the money over to IIII.
IlIIaII.
lcneral Russell Frost and staff will
an to Ncw London this afternoon, and
tonight will attend the annual ball of
the Coast Artiilcry Company, which is
to be held in the. armory. The. head
quarters III the staff during the stay in
New London will be at thrI Crockcr
House.
The directors of the Y. M. (i. A. met
last night, and talked up plans for Y.
M. (i. A. Sunday. which will be observ-
Id in “the Norwallrs February I3. Sec-
II'ItiIrII .i. ll. Norris has made arrange—
mats in hI.lIl spII-ial servrces in eight
of the churches in The Norwalks next
Sunday.
Fewer Gallons: Wears longer
lleptrty Sheriff John W. Sculley was
in Wilton, yesterday and attache!
propery of Joseph an.. James Var-lair.
of Wakefield, N. Y., in that place." to
satisfy a claim for $50. preferred by
Allison Free. The defendants were
about to cart away some bailed hay.
wh:n Sheriff Sculley appeared on the
scene, and attached the hay and horses
to satisfy the claim. The defendants
will probably settle the matter today.
Tire decisive games of plnochlo in
the series of three contests of six
games each, being played by the mem
bers of Old Well and Mayflower Hook
& Ladder Companies, will take place,
this evening In the truck house of the
latter organization in Van Zandt
street. Mayflowers are now‘two games
ahead and hope to keep ahead and win
the turkey supper Each set of play-
ers will be accompanied by a delega-
tion of "renters” who will applaud the
playing and shout for the winners.
"WILEI‘II‘TINES.
17m finest and beat assort-
meat in fawn at the («vest
prices, from [c to $2.00.
All the latest novelties [or
1903.
Coleman’s tiers Stand
f0 NORTH MAIN STREET.
WALTIIAM
WATCHES.
Riverside and Royal Grades
specially mommmde‘dfor that e
moirebtg’wifchcs for accurate
time.
III gold gold filled and sil-
OUR GREAT GUARANT Y: SA TISFACT ION 0]? ”ONE Y BACK?
FOR A raw
I-IIIIIIIIII our system lllllltt‘tl
'I‘II IIIIlIII-II you to test it,
order for about cost.
plus to choose from.
sale ends,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
i
Trouser. to Order for $3.48.
Worth $5.00.
We have II I'llrilillll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII which turns out good \roIII.
llltll‘t' llwll Io ltnow about it, and about
possible.
WI' Ill’l't'l'
your lll‘tlt'l', iIHllII.’ fine quality worsted Inuit-rials. aIIIIIIIIIIlIII-Il all wool, itl
lute. patterns of stripe effects, for $3.48, for which the regular price is 35.
We shall hold this offer open for a few days only.
pair of dress trousers, here Is an opportunity to get a pair made to your
You'll find quite a comprehensive display of sam-
“
Thc lied Tar: Snlc goes merrily on, distributing the most wonderful
bargains ever before offered III thistown,
Illsicrs, Hats and Furnishings for men and boys.
Wlllt'll will be before limit
DAYS ONLY.
We want
the lll\\' IIII.».I III’ :::Ill.-tl'IiI'lIIry
to make a pair of 'l‘l‘tllle‘l'N to
If you need a
J
in (Ivor-coats, Suits, Roofers,
III-tier come before the I
NORWALK.
Tel. Cali 44-4.
"’ Wemomws
I respectfully ask
ways.
I give my personal
with you?
YOUR GRAIN MAN.
trade. Ihavea complete stock of fresh. clean
grain, and you'll receive here honest service al-
and see that all grain is carefully screened, and
that you have prompt service.
Does quality of goods and service count
Let me be your grain man.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
for some of your grain
attention to the business
NEW EDITION.
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
NOW READY.
. . u-u-"m
William
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET.
P. Beers,
NORWALK. CONN.
I}:
“PUSH! Pusan PUSH
push! pushiwn little beyond what. nature irItIIIIIlIIII
it‘s pIIIII!
stand that IulIIs so many IIvcs VI or I.
abuse that impairs any organ III thI
HOMER B. HOYT.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 1124.);13‘425 to
Special Appointments at. convenience of patrons
,7 y u i.
9 I I
as to
IIIIIIIII kills. It's IIIcI IIIIIk
neglect.
IIIIIIIIIII systt Iu. ~
South Norwalk, Conn.
6: 30, Saturday etchings 79.
‘JacKSoNIs STUDIO
l8 DOW producing
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.
BEA UTIF UL WA TER- COL 0R3.
—HIGH GRADE
Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are the best productions of the Art.
Jae koon’s Studio,
CHOICE INDIA (IRA YONS.
WORK ONLY.—
53 Wall St... Norwalk.
3..--..
DEPUTIES WlLL LEAVE TODAY.
No Further Need of Their Services Ap-
parent in Waterbury.
WATERBURY, Feb. 12~i£verytaing
was quiet in the strike situation this
morning. the peaceful conditions of
the. last/few days continuing unchang-
ed It was announced that the last
of the deputies of Sheriff Dunbarns
posse would leave the city during the
day. but some of them Were. still here
at noon. The regular police force
and the supern’umeries which the
city In empowered to appoint by a
recent special act of the legislature’
are considered eudicient to handle any
disturbance likely to arise.
No developments in the reported
more of Warren L Hall, err-president
of the State Business Men's Aasocis~
tion. to bring about a settlement were
given out this morning.
.......__...._.._.L.
ARNOLD I. GO. WILL SETTLE.
ST LOUIS. Ito. l-‘eb. 12.4. A. Gill
loos! manager for E. J Arnold II Com
my. on out a statement lost nisht.
blob. he aside. "Within fifteen days
Health: bv Good Living
The new sugar pens are better than
even; the only drawback Is the scar-
city. Prudent housewives will lay in
their winter's supply. Besides. they
come cheaper by the can. At all the
Health Brand stores. Don't forget the
label, and watch for the new consign-
ment of Library Books.
L
did not know that subscribers Were lla-
bie. for the debts of the company as
well as Arnold himself, but I am in-
formed by our lawyers that. such is the
case. They are partners in the busi-
ness and therefore are equally liable
with Arnold. " .
HUMBERTS' TRIAL RE$UMED.
PARIS Feb.12—' e trial of the li-
bel suit brought by M. Cattaui. a bank-
er against. the Humbert family, which
began in the ninth correctional cham-
ber yesterday was resumed today
There were large crbwds inside and
outside the court robin. M Ludovic
Helevy. “Gyp.” (Countess De Martel),
and other prominent‘ literary persons,
were among the spectators. The pris-
oners maintained the some defiant sttio
fade. Mme. Humbert and her husband,
Frederic, frequently Ihterrupted the
witneuee with angry contradictions
Most of the session was “voted to
Senator Cremlenx' s explanation of the
urination-3' legal connection with M
Csttnul
ems oases
writ Hana,
this
nun—-
"anionic.
110-. M. 13—?»
Iron
Not your; subsoil-Powell Corporation, no.
more
trail I. IIISIII
PL UMBINO.
8 75‘”.
H0 1' WI! YER.
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F I TTINO.
TI'II. S/Ic’t’l Iron, Copper
am, ZinCA
g
50 South Mala Strut. f
80th Norwslk, cairn.
Telephone, 137-3.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
See what ‘A. I’ohlman, barber, says
about peculiar faces.
Architect William S.
Wilton, this morning.
The barge ‘ Wyoming" Is discharging
II cargo of soft coal at Senator John Ii..
II‘I-I'ris‘ dock. _
William (”baby has returned to
Ilrooklyn, after a IIIw Ilays' visit with
frIiIIIIls in town.
Attorney .lomIs II Ilrown.
YI,oIk was a ancst III II rank M,
of lI‘alI'IiI‘IlIl avenue, today. ,
Miss Addia smallcy. of Ilanbury, has .
entered upon II course III steuography
at the llrown liuslncss College.
The Str'cct Department of South NI‘III~
walk is making a thorough cleaning of
the catch basins about the city.
There are still some very desirable
remnants left in the sale going on at
Iiislop's. Read their tIIlI'eIItisenIcut.
Read the udvIIrtisInIInl of IIIII Nor-
wnlk Hardware Company, and see,
what goods they alone represent in
Norwalk proper
A meeting of the ”lily Name Society
was held III NIIIwaIk last curring. 'l‘ he
society is planning to IIIIIII an IIIItIII
tainmcni IIII MarI-h Is,
'llll‘ llrIiIlgII lIish Market has some
very iIItIIi'IIstlng aIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIs ‘lII
make in their illh’t‘l'lle‘lllllllS today.
and it will pay you to look them IIvI-II.
The ladies I‘. A. ll. Society will hold
II valIIIItiIIc social. in the rooms IIII
South Main Silt”, Friday evening.
The gIIIIiIIIrIIIIII's society has llf‘t‘ll iII~
vitIIII to attend.
II‘IIchI Gallons; Wears lnrrgcr.
Brown‘s t‘oilinc wants lwerrty~flvc
younx men and worncu immediately. to
enter their college for I: six llltllilllS'
course, Positions itI‘I awaiting: them
as soorl as they finish.
The case of the lIIssi-x County 'l‘t‘II ‘t
Knapp was in
of New
II‘II rr i s.
Why Should You Be 'IIIIT:
' Exception.
Others save money on their lloys' Apparel. You should do thb ,9
('ome III today so as not to be dilute”, .3.
same. We want to treat all ulIIIc.
pointed,
Lilllo lloyri' Suits and “Vt‘l‘l‘tlilfi-I, ages :2 to H, 1'. and $15.50 grad“, ..
“‘I' l” “.19. $1! and $3.50 graIchr, cut to sittil, . ll
YIIIIiiIs' Suits and (IvcrI-oals, aired ii to tilt years, iii. to $6 50 grade»;
cut to $3.98. $8.50 to sit! grades, cut to $6.49.
All of our 81 and “.50 Shirts, to close at 89c.
Men's and lioys' 39c Underwear. at 19c, '
We continue Clearance Sale of Men‘s High Grade Suits and Over-
coats at some low prices mentioned last week.
SIM) and 32 Buffalo Gloves. at 980.
Early Spring styles of Crofut 6'; Knapp Hats, 82 to 83.
Selleak 3: Price :
95 Washington Street. So. Norwalkd ‘N
“COMET“—
ONE POSITI E ATTRACTION fhlf .
never gets pla ed out is our THIN
CUT SLICED BEEF. Try once and
buy always.
PRIDE OF THE FARM CATSUP .,
is all that can be desired—ch. Also
Catsup at 6 and 10c bottle. .
REMEMBER THE scusep's co.i
comer 10c pkgs. 6c. Because we '"
are over bought on It. 1”,
SWEET POTATOES. Nice new lot,
all sound, right size.15c 2 qts.
WASHBURN G. CROSBY' S FL’OUR.
New stock of the best Flour on filth »
market 70:: bag
NEW TEA. Did you know I have A.
And get some of those fine sweet JA-
MAICA ORANGES. A new lot, war-
ranted sweet as sugar, Thin skin; fine
pulp; every way right. 30c doz.
WHITE ONIONS are scarce.
ing at 15c qt.
at 10: qt.
THOSE POTATOES Imprwe to
quality. Best In town at the start. No
frozen Potatoes here. Several cus.
tomers have remarked without any
prompting what good Potatoes they
were. L°"9 Island Potatoes, be“ in some of the best Tea on this market?
town, 25: peck. Try and prove it.
Lorenzo leble.
Sell-
We_ have plenty now
("llllllilllY against l‘l‘i‘llPI'lt‘k Walthirr
sch. which was to have been tried in
the Superior (‘oIrrt, :1! Bridgeport, to
day. was ('tlllllllllf’tl for a week.
The W. (‘. ’I‘. l‘. will hold its I‘l‘gll-
ltll‘ IchkIy meeting Friday. at 3
o'clock, with Mrs. J. A. Richardson. III
Wtst ll\l‘llli(' All numbers are re-
quested to bc would at this IIIeIIiing
\.II are IIIiI-ome
SIIII-rul sttnlrnts of the lirown Bus--
iIIcss (‘olltxse forgot that today was It
lIIttnl holiday, and II.IIIIII to school as
usual this morning. only to ice) great»
Iy IIiIrIgIIiIII-Il on IiIIdiIIg the doors III‘
the IIIIllIgc loI-ltctl. ‘
John Wesley llakc, secretary of lllt‘
South Norwalk lioard of Water l‘IInI-
mlssioncrs. is passing around the t‘l‘
cars with a lavish hand today. The
reason is the arrival of an eleven
pound baby boy. yesterday morning.
Mother and child are reported as doing
very nicely.
Tire runny friends of Harry 'I‘IIlies
son of Mr and Mrs II Irncnc M. ’l‘olles.
of South Main street. will be pleased
to learn that he is still in the West.
and doing very nicely. Mr. 'l‘olles has .
changed his place of residence from
Topeka to hansas City. and is edit.
nected with one of the largest sporting
hoods houses in the country. He
wishes III be remembered to all his
coal at Raymond Bros
LEHIGH EGO, STOVE NUT.
99999999999999
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed, but it is responsible for more Headache!“
Nervousncss and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble, is it not the best policy to
find out the. cause? ()IIr culmination is very thorough and costs you
nothing. If glasses are Ili'l‘Ilt'tl. PI'W rt: lasst-s Properly Adjusted isI
, our guarantee ‘
O. B. JACKSON,
armour": OPTIOIAN
58 WALL STREET,
.u
NORWALK, cons.-
9999
BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRATES.
BItuminous for steam producing.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal.
I
friends in The horwalks.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A HOT OLD TIME TONIGHT.
When “A Hot Old Time" Is present
ed at Iloyt‘s Theatre, tonight, many
new things and new faces will be
found to delight the friends of this
jolly fun-maker. It has been revised
and rearranged so as to make it one.
6! South Main Street.
MI-
WAL THAM and EL GIN watches have no superior.
Samples of various grade: In stock.
H. S. Rood,
South Norwalk Conn
of the most gratifying specimens of
musical comedies on the. road, There
are twice as many pretty. talented and
frisky girls in it and the music is all
new and that ringing kind that you
from after you leave the theatre. If
It‘s laughs the theotregoers want.
then surely "A Hot Old Time" is a.
concoction that would make a wet soda
cracker show trace of Joyousness and
put on a look of “Just-out-of-the—fac-
tory-olr" appearance.
I-‘ULGORA'S VAUDEVILLE STARS.
This famous attraction, which will
appear at Hoyt's, matinee and night,
Saturday, February 14, like other good
things. seems to Improve with ago.
With the knowledge that comes from
long experience as a vaudeville manag-
er, Bob Fuizora seems to just hit the
tastes of his mshy patrons. Fulgora'e_
Vaudeville Stars have made their
splendid reputation by giving the pub-
lic something new each successive sea~
eon. Originality has always been their
trademark and this quality is the key-
note of success. The entire bill will
positively be presented here sad the
many American and European novel-
ties will furnish the belt vaudeville ‘
performance yet seen In this city The
prices areI Matinee 16 sud 25c: night,
:5 as mfm
LAXA LITTLE LAJtATIVB,
Guarantees“ Recommended.
For sale by mentioning & 00.. Not-I
about. all Fish being the same.
know they ain‘t.
FRESHEST OF FISH. OYSTERS,
can sit down and enjoy their meal
without hurting their sense of taste.
West End Washington Street Bridge.
to prepare for a g
PHY and TYPE
school education. willing to apply themselves closely to work
this college for the next six months.
Cuthlls Bridge Fish Market
FRESH FROM THE SEA.
It's a funny idea some dealers have
“’0.
We sell only the
CLAMS AND ESCALLOPS.
Customers who purchase Fish here
Kale, 10c Pk.
R. J. CUTBIL‘L.
Next to Ferrls' Coal Office.
Tel.1m.
“5...- ._ .-, -
[6 AND 25. W‘NTED IMMEDIAIEL Y.
position in B can KEEPING srnubom
ammo. and TELEGRAPHY.
Splendid opportunities are awaiting any with a good V J I
Send or call for partigulars.
Norwalk Chronicler