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ETRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
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5! Washington St.
11111111. Ides
Miss Bertha Reece of Stamford was
the guest of Miss Julia McGInn, yes
lerday.
J. A, Hislop & Co. are advertising
today ready for use snrnnrer wrappers
and shirt waist suits,
_Anton Naggic, the. Ely avenue gro<
cerymap. will go to New York tomor-
row and return Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sturicvant. oil
Long Island are the guests of theiI 1.1111,,
W.S .SturtI-Innt. ICImwood atenuc
’I‘he It & (l baseball team will pl:_\I
the Graphophoncs on tin-I lct itcr Field ’
Saturday afternoon at 32:10 ,o'--tloIk
l“. A. Wallace. wiro represents the
Schwarzschild anti Sulzburgcr licci
concern, is in town today on business,
There will be a special musical pro-
gram at the ilremen's service in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday night.
Samuel Miller, of Elizabeth, New
Jersey. has been a recent guest of
his uncle. Prirrcipai Charles A. 'i‘uckcr.
of Main street Norwalk.
The yacht Latona, owned by Dr. Eno.
of Westport, has been chartered for
three months and sailed yesterday for
Larchmont. Later she. will go east.
William Eno‘s yacht Aquilla has or-
rived at Westport harbor. MI. Eno.
who has been in Europe for some time.
has reached his home for the summer.
There will be a special meeting oi
()phir Chapter No, .11 t). 1‘}, S on li‘ri
day etching at 8 [1.111.41 number oi
persons will be initiated on this occa'
sion.
'l‘honras II‘. Cole, A. J. Collins, Fredci'
lck Wehie and Edward Kelly attended
an entertainment in St. John's Church.
Stamford. Mr. Cole tool. part in the
program.
(‘apt lilnkc. of the Kcnncdy Guards,
llanbury. is in town today, arranging
matters for the annual encampment of
his organization at Roton l’oint. later
in the season,
Miss Grace llucknam has resigned
her position as cashier at the Nor-
wnlk store of F. I). Lawton and Com—
pany. Site has been succeeded by Mrs.
Samuel Foster.
-—Very few brands 01' Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
You should watch carefully the ad.
vertisement of the Bridge Fisn .uarkct,
It. .I. Cutbrll. pr‘oprietor as it will keep
you posted thoroughly upon his 11c Ih
arrivals of fish. "
The W. C. 'i‘. ll. will hold its regular
Weekly meeting Friday at 3:30 o‘clock.
with Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 10 West
avenue. All are welcome to thesc
meetings at any time.
The engine has been Installed in
Commodore W. B. Unholtzs new boat
and It is expected that. she will be plac-
ed in commission this afternoon. The
engine is one of the Barkei type
The Century Club was entertained
by Miss Mildred Sherwood, at "her
home in Woodward avenue Tuesday
evening. Whist and other games wert
enjoyed, after which a collation war
served.
Michael Deskin, day engineer at the
railroad draw bridge who has been off
duty for some time on account of ill-
ness, Is progressing rapidly toward
health Harry Loc.khart of New Ha-
ven, is substituting forhim during his
illness.
W S. Sturtevant has put in a stool
of pyrotechnics this year which far ex
cels any previous assortment he hac
ever had on sale for July 4th You wii‘
do well to look over his line of fire
works and do better if you purchase
In his store.
A meeting of the Hat.b‘inishers‘ As»
sociation was held last evening, at
which the matter of the convention
were taken up. The work of the con-
vention was satisfactory to the local
association. A number of routine mat-
ters Were also taken up and acted up-
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins are on
a visit to Mr Hopkins’ fhther. in Tor-
onta. Canada Their son George of
the United States Army, at last ac-
counts. was on his way to the Philip-
pine islands. where the young man
has long been desirous of having his
regiment assigned to.
John Duffy. the young man who was
one. of those injured in the South Nor-
walk railroad accident of May 2. in
which two were killed is now able to
get about without the use of a cane.
Joseph Murry. who was also In the
and who has since
been laid up with an injured band
smoker at the time.a
is now convalesce
A. w Aursden, A. Honstat J M Pe-
.liociial IoII~-» ilbcdletrce,
Selections from longi‘cliow.
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CLOSING DAY EXERCISES.
Winnipauk School to Have Elaborato‘
Program Tomorrow Afternoon. 1
The following closing day program
will be given at the North West or
Winnipunk school by the pupils 11111101"
I'UW iI'It‘l'INXIII:
Song illussom liclls,
’ ('horus by entire. school.
lilaionue I or III'.’
Seth De Boer.
DIBI'JSIIP-—Soclcty for the Suppression
of Gossip,
Eight Girls.
in (.lrandrnotIrcr's liayu,
intermediate (Ibis.
’i‘hc Qiiiu‘l‘t‘l ot‘ the Flowers,
Primary I'il||IIH.
A t'omportltiou on (‘lll'll‘h
.IIII‘IIII Kirciltrt‘,
(torn-crt I‘iccc iinrbur‘a II‘rlcthIie,
Intermediate I’IIIIIls.
llinioauo l.ittlc iI‘IUhcrrncu.
Oliver Lot-khan and Lawrence Whonc.
I)ialoguc-'I‘he (lhoat lit the Kitchen.
Five Pupils,
Excrcisc~—~0ccupations.
Ii‘Ivc Girls.
The, American liymn,
Chorus by School.
Exercise—~What the School Itcli Says,
'l‘hrcc Boys.
[Il‘illr
IIILIIIHIIII
Primary Children.
IIIIIIngIIC~JHIIt‘t‘ Sieves
i‘ilza Ryder and Ellen ltllcy
Flag l)r.lll
Primary ilovs.
l)ia‘oguc——'I‘ho Runaways, Part I.
Recitation—Our'Miulrlcr's Sermon,
I’crbert Wironc.
A Bird s Song,
Intermediate Pupils
'l‘lIc Iloil Drill.
Primary (”lass
I‘lxcrcise—J 'I 11111 It. ‘ 1101‘
Vacation Song.
intermediate Class;
i)iIrl(IngtI~—litrw the Quarrel Began.
May I.udlam and lielI-n Lockhart.
I Ilonc It.’
ous oscn GUARANTEE:
Boys’
We 3 h Suits
Here are boys' wash suits that come out of tie tub
as bright and fresh as your boy does. Easy to Ian/nit":
easy on your boy; easy to buy.
Many preiiy styles of sailor blouse suits in striped
galaicas. colored chambrays, and linens. 50C to $ 1 .50.
Handsome Russian blouse suits [or little fellows 3
to 8, tastefully trimmed ’ivith braid and with belt to
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
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Cigars
Cigarettes
Ourbrands'havc bun
selected booauu they
suliparriouianmakora
We handle the
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‘ Ciiiiord Pharmacu
PHONI16-I.
match, $1.00 to $1.50.
Separate wash pants to go with shirt and blouse
waists; pants. 25 and 50c. Waists. 25c to 6 9c.
Good, strong vacation suits for big and little boys.
built for serbice and appearance as well. $2.00 to $8.00.
Everything else boys wear but shoes.
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NORWALK.
Tel. Cali. 4“.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
(‘onccrt I‘lxcl'clse—Thc School Room I
Love ildst,
Primary Pupils.
Fart-wail Song
» IIIIItiI‘c Sc.bool
’I‘hc t‘Xt-l‘l‘t ises will begin at. " o‘ c ‘lItI
and will be. held In the sthool. l’aI-
ents anti friends of the pupils are cur-
dially invited
FEAR FOR NEWSPAPER MEN.
Two Were Obliged to Leave Jackson,
After Reporting Murder Trial.
JACKSON. I\'y., June lS.~—-With the
expectation that the case would be giv-
on to the jury by noon there was an-
other large crowd here today to hear
the closing arguments 111 the case of
Curtis Jen and Thomas White, on
trial for the murder of .I. ll. Marcum.
The mothers of the defendants. widows
of t'ucd victims and other women were
present. There are grave fears today
for lh safety of some of the Ircwsptr
per men. -’i‘wo correspornlcuts 1ch
yesterday and their pr'rpcrs have sent
new men not known to the fcudists.
When court convened today II. B. (lol-
Icn concluded for the defence and (‘om
monwcalth's Attorney ilyrd made 111:-
II‘,;uinent. Mr. llyrd has purchased a
home in WinchcsII-r‘_ l(y.. and is pre
paring to remove his family to that
place as soon as these cases are over
The defence objected frequently to Mr.
Byrd‘s statements and in sortie instan-
ces was sustained and the prosecutor
reprimanded by the judge. Attorney
Byrd asked the jury to be willing. iI
necessary to make the some sncriticc
Irat Captain Ewen had made for jus-
tit e liaising his hand aloft and shak-
ing it tlrreatcningly toward two promi-
rent men who sat in court. he said: ”1
mm to give warning to and all of your
'oiloncrs that your blood thirsty duels
.Iii..-‘It stop in Ilr'cathiit county. I leave
this county anti its people. God knows
they have suffered enough. God
knows the day has got to come th-n
the arch assassins. the men who are the
controlling powers behind the .letts and
Whites will be exposed to the world
and either sent to prison or to the
noose."
With clenched fists and shaking with
enrotim Byrd walked toward the jury
anti said:
“Gentlemen. you are on trial as well
at .lett anti White and you must answer
to the bar of public opinion as well as
to the bar of the Breathitt cFinrinai
court. You must do your duty or be
pilloried by public opinion."
The case of Jen and White was giv-
en to the jury at 11:30.
H. R. Bulkley, the bicycle dealer.
in New \ork today on business.
Is
UMBRELLAS
35c, 55c. 95c, value a list]:
more than double.
Souvenir Postals. Cigar, Cig-
arette and Match Boxes.
C OLEMAN 5
NEWS ROOM. '
10 North Main 51., So. Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldrng‘s
Baseball Goods.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
you 1ch like It'.’ If not, we want your businesu because.
we offer you buy. grain, iced, ctc., that are the best ob-
tainable anywhere. You can depend down to It certainty
on receiving from us precisely what you order—~1Io doc-
toring of goods—-110 substitution. ’l‘hcsc arc a few of the
large, weighty reasons why we want your business and
why you need our service.
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BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
GRADURTION PHOTOGRKPHS
in all the Lat-at Sty on
ART PORTRAITS in PLATINUM.
of special work now
NEW D'spLAv on exhibition. -
E. M. JACKSON,
Slttlngs by appointment 53 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
or to to ta «1.; 2 to lo p. m Opposite Hotel.
l/nn
Tiff-[‘r‘ it 1:0 Amok .1" t! i/Ir [autumn Ami"
Kodaks and Cameras
Also large lina of fresh supplies at
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
R. C. HOWES
Recently head operator for Siegel & Copper. and The. Hall Studios,
New York City will be in char ge for the summer of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed. .;‘l‘!.
LEWIS. 1! Main Street.” Norwaik.
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing years. but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
Spectacles are our specialty. w’hen we tit them they give satisfaction.
HOMER B. HOYT. REFRACTINO OPTICIAN,
Room 9 Unttcd Bank Building, South Nor-walk. Conn.
othce hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, 7-9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
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Coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5.00 per
fun. All other sizes in stock at
8’6. 25 delivered.
RAYMOND BROS.
time row of last night. vertiil‘iht pne-
tiee was taken this morning. The men
remained on the river but a‘ short tithe
COURT MARTIAL _FOR LIEUT.
FOLEY.
MANILA. June 18. —-A court martial
practicing racing starts, and then re-
has been ordered for the trial of First
turned to the quarters. The freshman
w.I,Lieutenant Hamilton Foley. of the
rose a point and the coalcrs, St. Paul
Pnnnsyivanin was bought
blocks.
conspicuous cchptloII with a decline
of II fraction.
Inand for stocks curried prices upward
for n timc.
Wabash prci‘crrcd, anti IIII'ic
cfitted :I point.
very long and there was a general
DI'I‘bsilI‘l' to realize following liquida-
tion III Ilnifed States Steel.
Fuck
The carly gains Were generally wiped
out and some of the important stocks
yielded bclow yesterday's close.
market was still dropping at ii o'clock.
, market but there were no railim
tern, E. H Lyons, A. E. Hamel, Boa-
ton: A. E. Dupeil. Brooklyn; D. S.
Trowbrldge Eat Non-ix; LII-to May-
oogi. R P. Smith, New York; N. R.
Williams. Joseph F. Richards. Spring-
field. Mass; F. L. Pott r. George 8.
Arnold. Clarence 3.11:1 our Haven;
J. F Platte, Port Chester. N. Y.; Same ,
11' I: THE PLAIN DUTY
of every one engaged in business to
protect themselves and those with
whom. they hove dealings.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
mar counter
“a Header." mm-OWm-"w' 1'. ennui-tro- nit-at «om'
man- them battling timbut
cum with minimum
Fifth Cavalry, on the charge of em-
bezzling soldiers' pay, irregularities in
‘the pay account improperly contract-
ing debts and deceiving his superiors.
The lieutenant was on board the trans-
port Tbomaa. bound for home. buttha
. was detained by order of Mijor Gener-
at Davis.
HARVARO CREW RICOVERINB.
. no '11)? Got-c Ferry. 18.—~11:
m m m (Immoral-rim natty
. u MW at-
eight. coached by both "Jim‘ and "Kip"
Perkins and the varsity four-oar.
coached by Higginlon were on the riv-
er nearly
an twang
HONORS FOR EA‘N. LISH CLERGY-
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HAMILTON. N. Y.. June 18. -The
bone degree of t” villi.
ty was erred to“! b! 001nm Uni-
venity‘on Rev. (loom am. governor
‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-'I‘he
favorable effect upon the London mar-
ket of the Ieduttion In the Batik oi
ii‘ngiand discount rate was reflected on
the international group here at the op-
Inlng Canadian Pacific and Atchison
Ind Missouri Pacific large fractions.
In large
United States Steel was a
o
WALI. S'I‘REE'I‘, 11 II. In.—-«'I‘he tie-
I’uIII. iinlon Paciiic.
were hen—
I’I‘Iccs did not hold
and St.
Colorado
ltictropolitan Street Railway.
The
btrt offerings were light.
WALL STRE J’I‘, noon—~Selling oi‘
Metropolitan Street Railway. which
carried it down 3% was due to state-
ments regarding the company's earn
Ings made by its president yesterday
on the witness stand. The stock then
rallied a point. Large stilling orders
appeared in the 1", S. Steel stocks.
which carried the common down to
21174.. its previous 1th record, and the
preferred to 78%, compared with a
previous low record of 78:11. The sec
ond mortgage bonds lost a point, The
yielding tone of the iron and steel
markets was oit‘crcd as explanation of
this selling. Colorado Fuel lost 21,3.
Tennessee Coal 2 and locomotive i.
icnerni FIettrlc lost 214., line king Val
let 1%. and Nt)l"lll\\et~tit’iil Amalgamat-
ed and Westinghousc I‘ icttiic, 1 cat ii
The general market was dull and
heavy
WAI I.STItElC.’I‘ '1. p. In.——'l‘he ab-
sence of selling prdssur'e stcadic .l the
of
consequence in the acti've division. L‘oi»
urado Fuel reechrcd 1'4 and (‘onsnli-
iIIIIt'lI Gas 2 points. Southern Railway
prcicrrcd declined I")...
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or Ida-
ples & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers, Swartz .11. Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:311
Aural. Copper, hilly 511:, {133... 5:13.”.
Am. (3, & I".. 35 35 3:3 35
American Ice, 7-719 751'. 73‘ 7%
Amer, Loco, 321d 2213’. 22‘s; 22 ‘
Am. Smelt, 41; it. 46 411
A111. Sugar; 1201,11 121W. 11914; 119%
A, T. & S. Fe. 117 117%. 1311 titllfi
Afl‘. & SF. pf. bit-'1. 9:17... 93!»; 931/;
Iluli, & Ohio, 851/, S571. 851% 851/5.
likiyn. It. '1‘,, 571.1. 1711.1. 563/. 571/.
(thus. £1 Ohio, 371‘; .IW. 371A; 371/;
t‘hi. & N. \\'.. 170 17‘.’ 170 17"
Chi. Gt. West.. 1th 18% iii-X. 181)).
C. M, & Si. P. 1131 15131.15035. 150%
Col. 1“. a 1.. 62 (:2 601,43 61%
Consul. Gas. 1931/3 1921,42 19355 1931,43
llel. At 111111.. 171% 171% 171 171
Eric, 3291. 321.. 321/ 32%
Erie. 1st pt'd., 1161/; 66% 65% 115%
Gen, Electric, 1801/; 181 1787... 1787.1.
111. Central, 133% 133% 133% 133“
Lon, & Nash..111 111 11014. 11014.
Manhattan. 136% 136% 136 1:16
Met. St. Ry_, 124% 124-1" 122 1221/;
Mex. Central, 22 22 21% 21%
M. K. & T. pfd. 498’ 4 49% 49% 49%
Mo. Pacific. 103% 1033/5 1021A; 1027/1.
National Lead. 17% 17% 171/5 171,1;
N. Y. Central. 1271/. 127% 127 127
Norf. 8: West., 63 63% 63 63
Out. & West., 251/. 25% 24% 247,1.
Pacific Mail, 28 ".28 -, .28 28
Penn, R. R., 126% 127%, 126% 126%
People's Gas, 97% 98% 971.9 97%
Press. S. Car, 53% 53542 63% 63%
Reading, 48% 48% 473/. 48%
Itepub. Steel, 1454,; 141/; 141,9 14%
Rock Island. 34 34% 331/. 33%
Rock Island pf. 71% 71% 71 $5; 71%
Rubber Goods, 231/9 23% 23% 23%
Son. Pacific, 4914 49% 48% 48%
Son. Ry. Co., 24% 24% 23% 23%
Tenn. C, & 1.. 50 50 49 50
TexasC‘aciflc, 29% 29% 28% 28%
Union Pacific, 80%; 807,1. 80 0%
Un. Pac. pfd. 87% 87% 87% 871/;
U. 8. Leather, 9 9 9 9
U. S. R. & 0., 15% 16% 15% 15%
U. S. Rubber, 13% 13% 13 13
U. S, Steel, 30 30% 29 . 291/.
U. 8. Steel pfd. 80 80 18% 79
Wabash. 24% 247.5 24% 24%,,
Wabash, pfd., 43 44% 42% 4399
West. Un. Tel.. 85 85 85 85
Wiscon. Cent, 20% 20% 20% 20%
RELIANCE BEING REPAIRED.
A New Tapmact Being Set In Position
\ at City Island.
NEW YORK. June 18.—The cup
yacht Reliance, which met with an ac-
cident yesterday. her topmost being
broken, was at City island. today an-
dergolng repairs. A new‘topmast ar-
rived from the Herreshoff shops in
Bristol and a‘ squad of riggers came
down to set it up. It was expected
that the work would be completed by
evening.
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CURE KILLERS.
Paris Green for Potato Bugs: Helle-
borc for Currant Worms, etc. . Naph-
Moths;
Germs. For solo by
Ital-{QRPDWELL co.
thaiino ahd Cedar Qompound for
Fomaldohydc for Disease
You Can
Get 3 Reputation
for being one of the best dressed men III town and yet it won 't cool. You
much money if you go about it In the right way. 4
lt' a merely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. and where to ‘ ,
buy them; and right here we come in strong. If you will lotus provida
for you. your best friends won‘t know but what your suits are made 011--
peclally to your measure. yet the coat to you will be exceedingly small. . _I
We ran prove this whenever you will take time to visit this store. and It V
\Iou‘l tnkc illilt 11 time eithen -
’l be following are good examples of our offerings:
Men’ 5 Light- Weight Sack Suits
made from snappy fancy Cheviots Casaimcres and Worsteds. Blue aor-
gcs, and black and blue Cheviots, the very latest shapes. 86.00%1‘1318.
Each price will mean a saving of from $2 to 85 to you. '
Man’s Outing Suits
consisting of Coats and Trousers only, made from stunning fancy Flood,
nels and rich irish Horncspuns, feathcr- weight Bergen and plain Crash-
es $0 to $15.1.
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BOYS‘ TWO- PIECE SUITS = ,
for summer comfort—for dress. for play. for the mountains and for the I
seaside; they fill the bill for everything, 50c to $3. 50. .
YACHT CAPS, all styles 48c, 75c, 81. 00, $1. 50
Don't forget a Straw lint, and don' i wear your old one-uo head of III,
when you can buy a fresh one at from Site to $3.110
TRUNKS.
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SUIT CASES.
SELLECK .1. PRICE
From green fields and pastures new. . 7
Just received direct from the makers In New
York State, some nice new iIIII grassoheese.
which I think IS superior. 1111 it. ' ’
LORENZO DIBB‘E.
If You Cannot See
as well as you should.
SeeO. B. JACKSON
, THE OPTICIAN. mi..-
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination.
’ Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay.
as WALL STREET. NORWALK. c953».
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We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Silver
newest patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings, best quality BIL
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry In Rings. Brooches, etc, that It!!!
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we N;
stock of clean, perfect stones. bougrrt before the advance, we offer them to
you at old prices, and prices that will p rove a good investment. We It.”
complete optical department at both 8 tores and will give a. careful and scion-
titic examination of the eyes without c barge. - ' ‘r‘ it}
In our repair department we have only first class workmen. {It will .
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond lettin aodon- ‘
graying while you wait if necessary. . . . ‘
Expert "watch and clock repairing.
All our work is done in our own shops and under our. own woman.
Coiabum & Lauder. ”if
THE JEWELERS. ‘ "“‘
96 Washington 8t., South Norwalk. \ 3 Main strut. wool-It‘s.
gr ET _.._ _-.{.__M_._... ...___.. , ' .. ‘
The Fair Cloak and Fat” 3
ISRAEL, PROPRIETOR
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FINE MILLINERY.
'!
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. ' ‘ '
Phone I03
Outbiil’s. Bridge Fish II "1.91.7.1,
Fish! Fish!
Bluefish. Weakiisir. Poraies. Mack
and All Other KiiIds of Fish
gumbo Baptllt College. .-
Norwalk Chronicler