" the Menorersian onions
8090 of WI
publication In
‘ "Id
cheats in 010!“ch the writer II In
Id 51m
use or Circle. KM
--Christ Church Sui)
rooms on Wed eve. Dec.
until 8. p In. Only 15c
meets this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. s Fulani. ."i'
Mrs. Peter Decker is spending 51 few
days in New Haven.
A rehearsal of the Palisade Minstiels
was held last evening.
Richard ,Bland led the
13 from 5. 30
rayon meet-
ion Church.
Mrs. N. R. Carr is confined to her
home on Sesviow. avenue with on at-
tack of the grip, ,
A meeting of one Probationers Class
was held lest evening at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church .
Word has been receive here of the
death of Mrs. Richard B and’s mother
in Massachusetts. . Mrs. Bland was
with her at the time
The Ladies' Aid Society is holding
an all day session oday 51.1. the East
Avenue Methodist 111-511 Consider
able Work is being done.
.iohn Carr started a physical cul
ture class last evening at the Pastime
Athletic Club’s rooms. Theclnss op-
ened suspiciously and the members
are enthusiastic
Miss Emma, Lambert lills taken a
position in the office of Mu1 phy und
Company. manufactuler of novolties,
late of Stamford, but now occupying
their own building, in Rust Norwuik.
The lenialns of Samuel Ruscnfeldt
the young New York man,- Who was
killed by avflcight train in East Nor
walk, Friday, were sh ,ed toANew
York, Sunday afternoon, y Underink.
er Fable. of Westport. - 'l‘he .rcmuins
were claimed by the dead man's par-
cuts, who reside in Madison avenue,
New York, 3.
The Norwalk 2115555.: Company's
steamer Addie V has returned to the
harbor aftei having been for several
days hauled out on the marine roil-
ways at ‘Port' Jefferson: r She has
been thoroughly ownhauled and i111-
pmved in many respects. A cost of
paint to her mum works makes her
look much .better.
The first. team of the Pastime Ath-
Ictlc Club sud-the Crescent Five, of
South Norwalk. will play it game of
basketball this evening at the Pastime
Athletic Club. The two teams will line
up as follows: Cresceuts. Talimudsc
Shay, Casey, Torpy. Hawkins; Pas
limos. Taylor, Bloom. Benedict. Mol-
l‘ctt. Bartram. Blydcnburg.
The Sentinel has received many cun-
gratulstions upon the “oracle which not
pound mtcrdayre all“: the occu-
pancy of the new nrii‘h so in Van
Zendt street. The pom who are
identified with neither of the organize
lions donut feel that the tax. payers
should be burdened further than they
have been already by tile election of
the tire house.
A meeting of Christ Church which
was held last evening in the mission
‘ rooms on Van ZIndt street for the
purpose of orsIniIIns Ind perfecting
the parish as a corponiion on. The
shorter will be open until the next
meeting. which will be held Tuesday.
at which time olllceso Will be elected.
William A. Reid acted Mi chairman.
and 9', Wheeler clerk Rev.
Charioi 55. Hindi: glimmer! that
several museum l1 been flushed;
which would be made public lit the
next meeting“ .A A I
As yet stitched! “0885' who is in-
vestiuntiilz the bloody thordor in .l
it Me n' s pigpen has not solved the
myst . and presumbly is tracing
the trIil of bloodspotci by the drip
ping cot-goo II it w ‘cIrricd over
in I: med y. the murderer. “Qt“. Marvin
yutcrdcy dicoovcrc’d i one noose
but been mystcrlcocly noted .froln
the Ioowpen Indtmmi tonicitsns
from 0194!“:sz by means
of the 15.111711. it innit possible to
locate the drool-credits pinknossd
pimmwilighl 118811“! In rtccntiy. 'i'ho
5mm!“ on the cute
in Mammoth Ions.
ing last evening It the A vent Christ‘ 4
clock.
. Bab tuition Empire.
5'2 " ; continuing u 1
These tinctures will be 11 on
drum. the 215i, 51.5 n 5y
{slid on own droning our 11:
, lg 91083.07000 t Saturdays 1*-
wlll tuition nudity event II.
its... for sundsy 11101511111541
stile diet. will be Ibo
y on basis»
Bu utility evening the subject will be
MONO)” evening, 22nd. 7"30
o'clock subject. The Grecian Empll .
E besday evening subject Ron 1111
ml
and Modern Europe
Fl'ldity; evening. Opening of the Elev
Sunday morning. 28th. subject, The
Scarlet Heart und Rider.
Sunday ovenink. The Fifth Empire.
Those nine lectures, which wiliI
only be illustrated by maps and chm rts
but be coupled with prophetic history,
should be heard by 511,515 Mrs. McIIl n«
stry is not only a very able but int 51-
outing speaker. ,
«Group instantly r.e1ieved ‘Dr.
Thomas’ Eolcctl'lc Oil. Pelfectly shi’e
Never tulle-A At any drug store.
ROWAY'l ON.
Austin for Tito Evening Sentincl. In
waIyton. Iris Frederick Lockwood,
Eilivccd Hmcdway Ind charlcc Polity.
Orson cent to any. of the show villi
resolve prompt attention.
The usual pinyer meetings will be
held tom'drmw cruising in the Metho-
dist and Baptist Churches
Mrs. J. Edward Vincent, of identity-
ton avenue, who has been seriously ill
with fatty degeneration of the helm
is greatly improved
William Moron. the blacksmith I5
moved from Brookside, to the new Iot-
tape just (20111111151th by Stephen 5y.
1110110, on the West Side.
Judge John ii. Light of South Nor
walk, will give a lecture in the library
building. formerly the old Baptist
Church, this evening, on the Women
of Shakespeare.
A gang of men have been stationed
at the Wittering troughs of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford itali-
rond, between Rownyton and Danton.
for the purpose of keeping them tree
from ice. which freezes almost every
night-now».
3721......5‘ .. _..~..
. w”- ....:Ir.—:‘.
Butler. Butler Butler.
We keep the Best iluiicr in 'i‘tnvn
For reference to our Butter usk your
neighbor.‘
Butter 26c per lb. Gran. Sugar. 51
per lb. 3 pkgs. Quaker Oats 2511 3 like.
Grandmus’ l’unrukc ii‘loui 251- (Hood
Eggs per doz. 271:. You have to pay
35 nor do: elsewhere.
Health Bl‘nnd Corn ‘12c.
Rb‘hert Smith
Phonc 951-5. Rowayton, Conn.
DARIEN AND NoRoron.
Union In Arthur SIIqun. Ind
iIcI Charon Onion III: to IIthII
315 above will receive prompt Ii In-
on.
Henry W Wells of South Norwinlk,
was It visitor In Daisies ycsiol day
-—All kinds of smoked meats Ihlso
hay and grsius at lowest cush prices.
James Baton. Grocer Dnrleu.1
Miss Stellu Austen has ititullncd
frmn a visit With Miss Ethel Staples,
of Brooklyn
.lolln Oldcnschlngcr. of South INm
walk was a visitor in Doricn yester-
day on business. .
A well attended pruyel meetingiwas
hold on Monday night at the bomb of
Deacon James L. Wadsworth.
Thaddeus Bell. who has been ill.Iwns
able to be out yesterday and visit his
store for the first time since he want
taken sick.
Waller id. Sioildurt of Woe ‘ihlrn.
has been elected to. int-tuber of the xe-
cutlvo committee of the rocuntlyor
manned Eastern professional (ion As-
sociation. representing Connection on
the committee.
The purchase of the i’mbytjrinn
Chit rob. Noroton. is being repairs and
but in readiness for the pastor‘ s llam-
lly. by Benjamin Wood. Willis» E.
Ashton. of Noroton Heights. is clog
the interior decoration.
like first concert of the series d on-
tertainments to be 515515.11 by the
lion’s Club at the Congressional
Church, held last evening in the mo
hull, was I [Witt 8000858) tom
dance was excellent and the titles was
line. matey Prescott. ventrcli Illst
at and nuclei-hit wits the star II I of
mfiwem
, IAN mutt the m ion:
at 3 d mmMOr‘I‘th the
it n In
attaining?“ Tho work of all til
tortoisers Wits WIN 5 ‘
OW
Wednesday evening subject mime
Anus dad. ,
Thursday evening subject, Ruimo
Agents ici- the Evening Sentinel. In A
Willem Minna No tum sun
‘ Richardson. of Middleton.
it
pretty Intumsr hellish
hisliltmliy residing in New Haven. Mr
illicit. however. duds opportunity for
visiting here once I week.
one might Immune from the 5.1.315...
our work baht done here I this tune
that Inotbtir‘c action was a but It is
for converts for the com-
_ in; for and In opposition
the riding of the action of 5.
ant meeting grouting the Foresters
permission to occupy I section of
swamp land on the north side of State
street bridgp. .
Louis Williams is preparing
Christmas and that 11 maps ve
for
all
.5111 hits 1155. connected for s stocking
515‘ likes of Which never was 55551.. ‘
bouts. ;. The Article him to be made
to order and its 11151511315115.1551 me; =
Ialtli the informant. six feet long.
three feet It the foot, circumference
tv'lo feet. LewiI ex sets an automo-
bile among other xi I;
a
NEW CANAAN.‘
51.11.. A Thatcher. who has been ill,
is reported to be improved.
Charles Wins the washes man,
made a flying vsit to Stamford yos
tel day 5
The basement of the Opera- house
ments.
A'n ltallnn will shortly occupy the
Wood stole. corner East News and
Main street, as a fruit store.
Mrs. William Lloyd of New Haven.
has .been visiting her sister in-low.
Mrs. C. B. Fancher. East avenue.
Miss Floxénce Roscoe has returned
from a trip to Bayonne, N; J., Whore
she has been suturing a vieeit' 5 visit.
York Thenir e
The Southern New England Tole
phone linemen, who have been doing
considerable work in this town, com
pleted their task Monday.
The first snow of the. Hanson was
hailed with delight by the local young
folks. who enjoyed the excellent coast-
ing on the church hill last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Be11edici,jr.
held 11 wedding reception at the home
of tho groom‘s father, (‘hmry Street
Friday evening. A number of friends
and relatives Were present.
The religious sclvices held in the
Opeln house Sunday evening. were
largely attended. Miss Lord some an
eloquent and impressive discourse on
Christian life. which resulted in sev
erai conversions.
John Coo. of New London, who as
sumed churgo of tile mnnugcncmt of
the Central Pharmacy, several months
ago. has acquired possession of the
phalmncy formerly owned by Mrs M.
G. Picrtc. and took possession you
ferries. Mr. C013 is a pharmacist of
considornblc experience, and was for
n numiwr of yours drug clerk in :1 lead
ing pharmacy in New London. Dur-
ing his short business career in this
town he has made many friends
through his enterprise and lli'fabiliiy.
“~—
CHANGES iN BANKING LAWS.
Expected to Prevent I Recurrence of
FinIncIII OlIIItIrI‘.
CHICAGO. Dec. 13. ~Changes in the
National bnuklng laws which will pre-
vent u recur reuse of such financial die
esters as swept the nation in .1893 wore
urged at the annual dinner of tho illi-
uols Mnnufuctnrcls' Association last
night by Pr csldent. John 1.1. Hamilton.
of the Anlcllcnn Bunkcrs' Association
“We need at then it plopcrh secured
elastic currency on or ledcrhl con-
trol.” said M1. ilanilton.
“Secondly, them should be a change
in the limitations on “if‘ unmunt of
loans. a. provision that is constantly
violated by all ntuionul banks The
third suggestion covers the privilege
of loaning 11 limited amount on not to
exceed folly or fifty per cent. of a fair
cash value of real-estate.
“i lecomlncnd also u change in the
manner of selecting bank cxnmnlors
and the payment of ouch examiner of
a fixed salary. with such assistants
as may be lcquhcd to propelly per-
form his duties.
“The bankers of America have come
to it point where they have to deal
with international finance. us we are
fast becoming Inn dominant financial
power of the world, and have not only
to deal with financial conditions at
home, but abroad. This has brought
about 11 new development in banking
{but must have legislation to protect
MATHEMATICS TEACHERS.
AIIocIItIon Hold Mcctlng It Mot-III»
IIturdIy—Pcrmcocni Crossin-
tion Affect“.
The first meeting of the Connecticut
Mathematics association was held Sub
order In the Merlden High School.
The address of the mornin was given
by Professor George D. 0 ds. head of
the muhemntios department of Am-
horIt college. ills subject wits ."Some.
annotations as to the Teaching of
Mutilolnstlcs." After the morning
888! u the test-lion's adjourned to the
Winn "‘09 hotel, where luncheon was
served. At the business meeting It
1:90 p. m. it permanent organisation
was effected and the following officers .
were chosen..to serve for the coming
your:
Presidentwflnrry 3. March, of Now
'95, Most-
Vice in cIidsnlwlildivurdl
somery..of ridhn. .
secretary moron—Mm tiny ti.
Those unicorn. .li‘ithhu New 9'.
howls. of doilincvlil'c. elm itute the
executive committee. .
The afternoon. from
i155 corms
. ‘1 “It ml .‘
Ila-80d is with ‘
an opportunity for 5h Waring favors:
has been fitted up into living apart
A number of local young people visit ‘
ed New York 555.5555 «Sven-111cm *
saw the “Mdypr of Tokio" at the New » ‘
contains neither
and alloys Foyerishness.
and Fistulcnoy.
he Children’s
no
.1' .
1» .55
TRIAL OF NEW LIGHTS.
m
Nor-walk Type Of Street Arcs May
_ Be installed All Over the City of
Norwalk.
it is expected that the two new trial
lights which General Manager Sowell,
of the Connecticut Rsilwuy and Light-
ing Company agreed to place on trinl
in Nor,wnlk will be erected today at
the corner of Willi and Water street
and at Wall and Issues streets. if they
prove more satisfactory than the pre-
sent type. they will, be installed all
even the City of Norwitlk.
Mayor Buxton and the uncil have
been making some vet y strenuous ob-
ieciions to the lights now in use and
claim that as witch of them. the city
does not get its money north item
the company. The new lights. like the
presents ones are enclosed arcs but
it is stated that they have a number of
lip 11101 cments. ,
EVANGELIBTIC MOVEMENT.
Inn‘s-h
Mectingc It the Armory.
A plan is on foot to hold in Fobru~
try, 11 grand evangelistic movement of
all of the Protestant churches of the
town of Norwalk. These meetings
are to be in the Norwullr‘nrmory, if
the plans are perfected.
The proposition is to get Rev. J.
Wilbur Chapman. the noted ovnuget
ist. who has been doing such wonder-
ful work in New Jersey. His brother
and business representative was in
The Norwalks, Monday. and with the
local 111lu|uters. drove around to the
several churches and to Ihe armory.
The several churches will consider
the matter separately and the plan
will bingo upon their decision,
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 8. 1905.
LEAVE COUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK
M.:-12 52x, 5: 32:, 5. 451, 8: 19!
6:50, 8:66, 7:48. 8:18. 8:,” 9:083.
9:32:. 9: 50, 10: 50x.1 1:1 06. 1121725.
1'. M.-—-12:49I. 1:05. 8105:, 8:37.
4:2311, 5:45, 61011:. 8:34. 5:49x, 7.17:.
5:0011. 9:52: 10:32.
Bundlyl.
9. £2. M.--13l63!. 5:891. 5:451. 5:59.
I,
Air-2: 59x. 8: 05!. 5: 45. 5101:,
7: 28, 8: 001. 8128:. 9: 52:. 10: if.
new vomt roe IOUTH nonwnui
A. M.-—1:55, 5:50 5155.5:oos. 5: or.
81401:. 5155:. 5:051. 10:02:. 10:05.
11: no: 11. 55.
P. 0.4151055. 1:54. 5.50:. 5:55
5:51: 5: «x, 4. on. 4. 55. 5: 02:, 5: 59'.
5 55. 5: 00:. 5: 05. 5. 55. 5 52x,' 5. 05:.
9:39.11:00:, 15: 5011.
bundcyc.
A. 15—5100 7: 80. 10:09:.
P. MM. oi. .5155. 5155:. 5:091,
11:00:. 19:00:.
COUTH NORWALK 'l‘O le
HAVIN.
BIL—18:081. 1:811. 1:551. 0:16.
7: 29. B: 89. 9. 118.10: 0111. 113113, 11: 48.
lie-518: 8:103, 8i
0511,1195.
7510:. 9: 08:,
5110,5128 8105!. 8:81.
in Iddlticu to III».
5: salt: 1.55 rt
am“ “1‘8“; '0’.,
811m”.
A. air-15:10:. 1:811. 1‘ 681.8 8:18.
51::
5. Mat 7:155. 51m.
courli nonwnts TO oAqunv.
A “1%: ”I .065“; 9: I
r.n.-1.It.l.m.5:1 5:151:17.
DIM. .88, Coil”! "will.
:P
A414 bin-8:68, 73888. 8:11, p.10: 09:.
1”. "9‘883‘3‘ 6,: 86‘. e; “I .
mjyi 5‘. Carbon.
Ontario is I harmless substitute for 55:55.
gusto, 99:00! And Soothing Syrups. It is timeout. Iii
«Opium, Morphine nor other Nnnootio
Iubsopnoo. III age is its guarantee.
Churchcc Planning for a Series of
all. Porc-
It destroys Worth!
It cures Diarrhoea Ind Wind
. Cello. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
It; assimilates the Food. regulates the
$010951: and Bowols, xivinx healthy and natural sloop.
Fallback-The Mother’s Friend.
ocuums CASTORIA Aware
I Kind You Hut lluays Bought
For Over 30 Years. ‘
WWII W WV “'8 mumm-
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MAYFLOWER TRUCK MEETING.
Mayflowoi Hook uud Ladder Com-
pany. of East Norwulk. held :1 business
meeting last evening at their rooms on
V1111 Znnt street. Two new liicinbcrs
were admitted. Richard B. Singcrwnld
und Adolph Podsclny. Six proposi-I
tions for lnembcrship’wvro received.
The following finance committee was
appointed: Aaron ll. Hull, E. K.
White and Arthur ilny. Sovurnl rou-
tine mutters were trouser-lull.
Willi Should You
ALLOW.YOUR COLD AND COUGH
T0 WORRY AND ANNOY YOU FOR
DAYS AND WEEKS?
AI coon as you know that you have
ll cold. the proper thing to do is to
get I box of A. B. C. CAPSULES and
a bottle of w. T. COUCH MIXTURE.
This combination will do the buII-
A ncsc every time.
The lelifuss Pharmacy.
8 N0. MAIN 8T» IO. NORWALK.
Elli NATlllNit BANK
COUTH NORWALK, com.
9......“—
TRANBACT8 A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
51E..-
$100,000.00
Iunptuc AND norm
$170,800.00
“
EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vicc-Prcc.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Clchlor.
DIRECTORB.
I. H. MIthIwIcn Henry acymcdt‘
JohnH. KnIpp BImucl Grumman
JoIiIr NlMIi'VIVl J. WIIiIc. MIrvIn
Chrictlan SWIM John H. Light.
Prod H. Home
lifou Have Not 5
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have I comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot Ind
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or 5 lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon to-dcte. Rooms by
the day or week. Brides model-Ito.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Comm of Mcnm Ind Choctnut 8a..
.i. DIIIIA, Prop.
I
Ohm W. RAYMOND.
Met-Ii 0555155
8841308588199".
19 mm 15111551. I89“! 85min.
am 0 Walnut» limb
. 1%inth II III-I. 1‘.“
THI NQ
Oil! MINUTI FROM DEPOT
“mammal. *
our min. I Ipccicl Mun.
Ind license Li til hold.
HOTEL VICTORIA '
Cl!
Christmas
Presents
IN CHINA *IGLASBWARE. PlC-
TURES ETC.
851., Brush and Comb Train, Toilet
acts etc.
German Imported Decorated Cups.
Sincere, Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Ce-
real Sets at 10 to 15¢.
LAMPS
Prices from 121: to $8.00
PICTURES.
600 best showing for the Money in
the City, from 295 to 51.49.
Pictures Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order. I
SPECIAL. .
Cloth Shades 25c, White Curtain Po-
les with fictures 10c.
PAINTING, &. PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evenings
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
Read This'
Flostflsh ................ 4 lbs. 25
Fistllsh ........................... 6c
Market Cod ........ . .............. 51:
Lake Whitefish .................. 2c
Yellow Pike ...................... 12c
Slhnll Pike . ..... . ......... 101:
Native Eels
Extra Large Smelt ............... 14c
German Carp ..................... 10c
Steak Cod ................... 10c
Escnllops ............. 35 and 40c qt.
SPANISH MACKEREI. .......... 120
All other kinds of F1esh l-‘ lab at rea-
sonnble prices.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk.
rut JOHN s. LAWRENCE
ll OENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. STEAM-
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED. L
2 SOUH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 408.
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts ........ 25c
English Walnuts .......... 16¢ per lb.
MIIIga Grapes .......... the per lb.
Lame Oranges .............. 25c 50:.
Extra Large Oranch ...... 30c dzsoz.
3 IbI. Large Prunec ..........
A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone CIil 223.3.
Han Your Planting lion Right
7 desire to make it known that I have
opcnod I plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam
Ind III fitting.
ARTHUR l’. BENEDICT?
5 Mom-cc timi- \ 'Icuill Norwclk.
5188111
FRANK C.
VAN .SCOY.
115115551155.
55151115. 3
nor WATER. ‘
AND , I
5A5 51mm. ;
Tin. 55m 1m. Coppol-
Ind 2155. ‘
. , .icr Ci. Morse thud Snmuri
_ house was owned by M‘m‘l
. Dinner Sets, Water Sets. Chocolate '
‘1 . avenue. yesterday. Ind
' 555 WCI‘I‘I tenants lost
belongings. These tenant: .
snow white. ouepiece "Standard" Put“
eolnln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to
how delightfully convenient
be to have hot and cold running watch
11 stcr in your dressing chamber, sleep
lilg' apartment of ilrril
room? Its presence would afford you
the bigot-1t degree of comfort.
We will gladly quoli- Hill prices. 0111“.
busidr or
plumbers 5110 strictly competent 111e-
chanlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace R Nash
CORNER MAIN ANo weer are? "
. South Norwalk Cosh. A
r, .
_..... . .A. ......._.~4._..... ...‘
LrIThereBttlght
lN FRONT OF YOUR STORE BY
USING AN
Hillside Gas Ills
YOU CAN PROFITABLY ADVER-
TISE YOUR BUSINESS AT THE-
SMALL COST OF 2 CENTS PER
HOUR. ‘V’ I ‘1:
a. ....,.i ...i
ii' 5 a New Scheme
to
Bring. Business.
p—uu-o“ ‘t;
11111111151115
Phone 68.
Wall
Paper. .
Our stock of new good; just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. Yamknow
we do the work in the very best
manner. , may» .
i: would ..
floor Iolil 1..
should be equipped ivlth n dainty. ‘
."i
“I
i
We have taken I good My? .1.
contracts for house painting Ind‘. '
will be glad to submit figures toll.
cyour work.
We try to carry in Itoclt fiery...
thing you need for the decoration. 3 “
of your house inside or out.
E E
Gorharn. *
. TILIPHCNI M,
15 rum IT. I. «on
we}
1847. _
PLUMBING AND 81"
HEATING.
1505‘ WATER 1-1 ‘
ITOVII ANB NA
ILATI AND TIN WHO
Isl-5'5"“ no ,
um. .
HIV. you 5555
[A RICHMOND, .
Norwalk Chronicler