“it I ”It'll i
not mam youmttl 1
to you can imam your Writi-
turI Ind Houuhold floods tor tim-
. your. Instant ion or 11.11... by Fire
, to tha Imount of tattoos and in that
','Vproportlul1l for I largor sum.
. Vary Roapocflully,
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
Real Estate and InIurInoI Menu,
74 WIIhlnntan Bil-cot.
Telephone No. 213-2
MW
mGold Modal Flour, 7011 bag; 35 60
'_ bbl. F. D bastion A}. Co,
W
if you have an opportunity to so
cure a pretty Japanese broad and milk
howl, don't miss it. Fvcry child likes
them, especially the green and blue.
Candidates at tho rot-cut town and
city elections should not fail to turn
in 11 list of vapeusos incurred. The
law allows iii'tucll days and lists of do
linquonts will he handed to the pros
ecutillg attaineys by the town clerk
1111‘s
51 WASHINGTON 6T.
111111 have tons to Trinity Lake for
two weeks' vacation. '
mm.
, The Woman' 11 Guild of Grace Church
was entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs William 15. Montgomery. at
her residence. 2 [icldcu l’tacc, Nor
walk. yesterday afternoon.
i‘llo Iilomhels of the”. llopurtlncnt oi
Korld Evangelism of tile Epworth
Show at the clone or the Dflwor Inset-
lng tonight at the First Methodist
Chalmcb
Frank 13111111111119.111 Norwalh,.who is
employed at the office of Taylor &
Golden, in South Norwalk is laid up
at Bothol, by a serum cold lie is
ililDrOViilg and exports to be alound
again in 11 few days.
A meeting of the Pastor's Aid (‘qu
lattice of the Houth Norwalk (lollgrc
gationul Church was held last even-
ing at the home of Rev C S Mucful'
League will meet the chairman. L H:
muss; 111111111111 11:11.1 1111111111111,
completed. however.
tutor meeting.
All of the equipment of Companies
D 111111 F at: the armory will be in
sported at it ooioch to-morrow 111qu
ing by otllcors of tho lluartarmasior‘s
department oi the 11.111111111111111 Nation-
ul (Willard As 11 result the mmpuny or
livers ltavo been very husy‘o‘i’ late get-
tiny.r the multitude of grticios of equip-
ment together Anythi I; not accounted
for will have to be paid for this your
it is understood that aslmliarly 11 isld
inspection of the equipment of the
companies in the state has not. been
made before in years.
.000... -
Two men 111131111. routed out 111’ a worm
bank in the rear 111' iiuttery'a market
in Water slrI-I-t. Norwalkxuhoul Inld-
night. last night. by Sergeant Thomas
”but who took them to tho Water
ullool police station and brought them
lIIfoIo Judge Lockwood this morning
on a charge oi vagrancy Each rerelv
11d a sentence of thirty days in Bridge-
.;.;...;-;.-. , .-:-:.:-:-;-:-:o:-:-:-:.:-:-:s:-:-:-'-'-:-:k:-:-:r
insidersrillltes.
—Plllsbury’s Flour, 70c bag; 35.60
on]. F. D. Lawton it Go, 1
00%..
Miss Frances Hoyt. who is on her
vacation, is visiting Annapolis.
0.1—... .....
~Snapper Blues, Native Escallops.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodwin have re
turned from a. vacation trip to Phila-
deiphiu.
——
Grecnport Oysters. Cutbill‘s. wast.
end of the bridge.
Mrs, Charles; slim Is‘ln Brooklyn
today attending thmfunerai of Eugene
Lathrop, of Johnson avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. E. .LMcWilliams. of
Academy street. are entertaining Chict
of Police and Mrs. John Yore, of Bay-
onne, N. J.
~Pillsbury's Flour,
7011. bag;
bid. 11‘.
$5.60
D. Lawton & Co,
Tracy Jennings. who has been on a
business trip through the Middle West,
spent last night at his home in West
street.
‘1 i
W
Austin Mather, the‘yoi‘ih‘g son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mather, was operated
on at tho Not-walk Hospital this morn-
ing for adcnoids of the hront. Thet
operation was performed 1y D1: Jean
Dumorticr. assisted by Dr. R.
Wolfe. « "
ill
M, other lllolllbors of the council will be
on next Wednesday morning (‘undi
dates are obliged to tile a, statement.
whether 01 not they spent. any money.
Failure to observe the law entails a
very heavy pcnalty
-Natlvc Escullops. Finnun iiaddies,
Hundreds 01’ Norwuik people are
anticipating with interest the an
nonncement by the New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany ot the date of the next Pittsilcld
excursion. Local railroad then 11111.1
of the opinion that it will be held one
week from Saturday. Ollicial announce
ment is expected at any time. The 1111-
cursionists who went Tuesday had 11
most enjoyable trip. escaping thc rain
cutil'cly while in Pittsilcld.
It'l'ilsliifiil. (.‘uiilill‘s, west end of bridge,
”[1111 ilulk force of 1.1111 (1111111111111 111
Railway and Lighting Company is put
ting in a new “"i'rog at the corner of
Main and Wall streets. 'lhc new piece
of crossover Irnck is of much heaviol
construction than the old 111111 and per
mission bad to be secured from the
selcclmon to chip off 11 few inches of
the bridge stone to get the frog down
to the track ercl. Complications were
throntcncd for some time owing to this
tart, but the matter was finally
straightened out.
~Nntivc iii-1 nllops. Flnnnu liaddlcs,
Tho retiring: council of tho (‘ity of
N Iwalk will moot this evening at it
0‘ look at the council chamber vote
themselves tlelr salary. pay various
bills and close 11p all buslnoss The
now council will be sworn in 111111
Monday night and immodiatoly 1111:11-
mcncc busincss. 'l‘hcrc is only 0111-1
change. Clarence Buttery taking the
place of William l1‘. Lockwood. The
James ’l‘. Hu bboll,
Henry Mathcis.
Chalics ll l)tlwortll David F (ioult.
Francis Leonard wilerobably call;
the caucus oi the that and Third Dis
trict Republicans for the nomination
111 candidates to the state legislature]
and justices of the peace for some
niliht 1111\1 1vcek in the town assembly
ha i
'l‘he sclectmcn and town clerk will
meet at the town court. room in the
assembly hull building, Wall street.
on Friday of next week (or the pill“
pose of making voters. It is under-
stood that there will be a large. num-
ber of candidates for franchisemcnt.
Julius Fleischmutm. of Wostport.
was operated on for a growth oi the
neck yesterday at the Norwulk Hos-
pitai by Dr, J. M. Dumortior, assisted
by Dr. Walter Hitchcock. ’l‘hough tho
operation was a very serious one. the
patient is doing well today. .
M l
~Stelnway and Jowctt Pianos. Stein
ol't‘s, 6 South Main St.
A meeting of Norwalk Lodge at Elks
was held last cvonlntt. at which Hurry
Mygntt was proposed for 111culbcrshlp.
l
The Lodge voted to attend the Elks‘:
Carnival in Stamford. in a body noxl
T'hulsday. and also planned for 11 thcat,‘
rlcul perforniuntu1 and 11 social session
during November.
The registrars oi the First Voting
District (Norwulkl. J, A. Curler and
ii. C. Fconcy, will be in scsslon at tho
town court room. Wall sli'ot‘i, Monday
from 9 n. m. to ii p. 111., for the pur-
pose of receiving applications to I11.-
lnado electors. This will be the last
opportunity of residents of the dis-
trict to be made voters this your,
wnoid 1119111111 Flour, 70c ball; 35.110
bbl. F. I). Lawton a (To.
The Bethany Guild hold an enthus-
iastic and Well attended nicetlng last
night in the timid room of Trinity
(thumb. 'l‘ho Guild sends '50 annually
to Japan {or the education of 11 young
woman at lit, Margaret's School. 'l‘o-
kin. Ways and moans of raising mou-
uy for missionary work were dlscussod.
also how in halo the "poor whllou“
in the South.
Not to know about 1111 oil heater as
a means of cutting down your coat
_ ago.
11ml t‘hul'lcs A. Son fluid iilllyol 0111ch
will hpud the 111i11s< 1.1'111 [11 11.111111
(-1 lcct Waliacc Dunn, '
Groonpol't 0111111111
end of the b1 ldgo
t‘utblll's. “'01“
A11 intcresling rolic in tho. shape of
an old wooden shoc was found recently
in the attic of the McLean place in
North avonllo. when a portion of tho
house was bring torn away in tho lino
of altorntions being made for the pur-
chaser. 11 No.11 York man. it is cati-
nIutcd that tho shoe. which is on 11.11
lIilIition at tho oiilco of Horuct1 E, llnnu
in‘ Wall Itroct, is more than 100 yours
old. ill its 1311,11 it was probably 01111
member of a Tory stylish puir. it cou-
i‘orlus 111111y largely to the present. day
style of tootwcnr and has 11 sutluro too
land. Routine business matters or-
pnrt jull. The men were Michael Don»
copied the1 time of the mot-ting.
Holly and Martin Fltzglbbons Dun-
belly is u Nolwaik man and li‘itzgtli-
lions is from out of town. it is claim
11d that thoy have been using the barn
in question as a banking place for
some time.
The county commissioners, Simeon
Posse, of Folrtield; Whitman S. Mead.
of Greenwich. and Charles H. Pelx
Ji‘.. of Dunbul'y, will be at the town
court room. Wail street, Norwalk. to-
morrow, tor the purpose of receiving
applications for liquor licenses,
00......
011 the Riviera line near Ventimiglia,
Italy. the train, otter ambling gently
along, stopped suddenly. An impatient
passenger put his head out and naked.
crustlly. "is this iiordlhela?" No un-
swcl'. “ ‘11111'1l.is this liordlghern. "" he
the residence of Principal William P slloutcd again A 111111111111111111tlom tho
Fools 59 South Main street. tomol- {oro part 111 thctl'.nl11".No luousiour.
row evening at 8 o’clock. to t'tliiiliict‘1it is not iloldighcru: it is a cow "
plans for fall and willtel walk Winn th111ov1 had b11011 Icmoved from
tho lluc the train ambled on again.
A business meeting of Endeavor (‘ i1 ‘ 'l11'11 minutes later it once more 111111111,
(lo Kings Dullgbtols, of the South toudondstop. 'Anotllorcn11'.l sup
Norwulk Congregational Church was posc?" shoutod the passenger. with-
held last evening at the home of Mls I111lngly.“No, monslcur. it is not."
\.V S. Fulani in West avenue. andjsnld the guard, placldiy; “it is the
plans for the coming winter were dis sumo row. "
The entertainment committee of the
(‘hrlstlan industrial League of tho
First Methodist. Church will mcct. at
V M
You can buy Grain and Feed tor more money. or you can
pay elsewhere. the price We ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere. the good quality or our grains or the good ser- (
1 vice we give. 1
Buy Oatléjuau CloIn.
MAN EL T. HATCH.
We are near—-
Just as far as the
nearest letter-box
or telephone. 1 1 . }
r
0wm~
[1111313 1111 Note Blinks
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stallonery StoreJS.
49 Wall St.. Norwaik.
a).
15 So. Main 'St... 80. Notwn‘k.
that was ill vogue only a {1.1111 yours
The shoe is 111?ch from 11 solid.
block of wood and both tho high boot 1
and tho solo 11’1th signs of having boon!
1111111. ill tip line or dctorutloll tilt1
front of the boo flout tho 11.11 11111111
11. 11111 top is 11"111111l. MI, liullll [ill/.1114
ll111 find highly. it hilt-i bcoll \1i11wt11l
by a largo 11'1111bor of pooplr,
"-Silillllll‘l' liltlcu, Nullvc lisculiops,
Mrs. (l, l. Alton has roiurncd to l1111'
lIoIIIc in Wcstport after 11 short visit
111 tho homo 111' bur hrolllor. in Milford
\V. A, l'llupliu, i”. W. Cole. Sprint»:-
ilcld; L, R. Ilurlbutt. Wilton; ll. ll.
W111'1l1l111111111.l13 (‘.l‘l1lllips. l1}. l1.
1.111'1-11'11ll ll'niuin A Rogoru. l1‘. l1}.
l’lorl'o. L l) litynut. George W, (loud-
i‘O\\', llostou: A. Larson. A. L. Elu-
twislc. t‘. Strouso, (1‘1, Ll. Phillips, t‘hllr-
lcs M. ”iliiiltii. (‘., (.‘.i.t1il(?h I. M
liluck, H. ii. 'i‘histlc. Jr., Ncw Yorlt;
James Conroy. tirockton: F, it PM
lncr. New Huron: Webster Benjamin.
Newark; Wiiilultl Ldoltio, Now Lon.
don; .ionopb Wright, Woonaoohci; J.
Edward Noy. litmus (‘1. Stuttord. l’rov-
ldrncc: L. ti itullu. Kocnt, N. ll.: (
H. ShcpuI-d. Troy; Mr. and Mrs. Lcwis
ll. Nash, liI'1.'Iltly11: 1‘. ii. Cubic. Dull-
bul'y: i1‘1'111l liolcmnu. Now Milford:
(3.1’ ilurvcy H H. Johnson. him-tor.
N ll.. won- zuoatu yesterday at the
Hotel Clifford
Fins Assortmont of
Local Post Cards
mill, is to be without a knowledge off
one of the best methods of llentlmt'
the home. The line of Puritan oll
heaters for sale by A. J, Collins it
t‘ompllny arc the built. that can be
made and no pimple to operate that a
child can do it Soc 111].
Frostiisll (:‘utbill '_ west end of bridge?
liorncc iii. Darin. 0! Norwalk. said
the hottso and lot on Spring Hill, own-
1111 by M1111. ills Juno. yesterday. Mrs.
June and 111m Herbert ll be. who are
now rouldnnls oi New. ritIta. came
to Norwulll yesterday and cloud the
deal. The purchaser at. the silica to
”Timothy 111111111111 Norwolk Herbert
gum is in the jewelry basins» in New
1
'ON THII WIIK ONLY1'
WI will all Inigo-9min ‘l’Iloum
'fMtiIr or To. WI can do into on II-
“1.91““ partitioning tr largo quantity.
Iltty wI “Input.
250 a doz.
now LEATHER “POI: cAnos
By Mrs. amp-1 IhIltlIn Ind Charla
‘ OIrvloI.
10o IACH.
WM. A BRIGGERMAN S
MUIIO ITONI.
Donovan limit. in WIIhlngton it.
Anni for commit Laundry.
Foot" sans
65c up
COLEMAN’S
mm Iron.
tit mom M‘Ioatlt Mom-111.
Mill! in 1A. I. sputum lump
Hundreds of Young People
H-v. entered
MERRILL COLLEGES
South Nor-walk. Stamford. Port Cheater
To Prepare for Business.
Day and Night Sessions.
Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollmenth‘Blank.
M. A. MERRILM Principal.
OAL AND WOOD
aonlu'rs FOR .
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid 81 Son.
1211 wmtn 1111111111111 __) "In III _.
Owners of Real Estate
“Should keep their Deeds. Insurance Poli-
clu and other important papers safe
from fire. burglar. and prying eyes.
by renting I.
Safe Deposit Box“
It “It
31111111 Nolutli Trust, Company.
as WAGHINGTON 811.. snort—t noawnttt.
Boxes large, enough for dud-11nd [lunar-
Inasmuch-11-
a
p 3 ‘ antic mansion”, yup-,1 II. .
. 1M1
a
but will be at a .
I 1 l
Chilly Nights
5' and cold ruins are warning us
that the season of chills and
colds is last approaching. Don't.
take chances when the develop-
11111111, of those minor ailments
into a more serious illness can
often ho arrested by the use of a
HOT WATER
BOTTLE
As a weekly special we are
offering 11 high-grade hot water
bottle. made from the best stock,
ro-inl’orcod top, bottom and
seams, guaranteed for one year.
Those are salesmen‘s samples
and we l1n1'o'“only II limited sup-
ply for sale at
69c .
' llle Gllffordl’llarmac y
TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Platner 1 Bradley. Props.
WW9
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 :1. n1 ——'l‘lio
stock market opened strong without
e1il'oct from the important commercial
l‘atiluro announced into. y1.~ste1'dny, 111'
from the. advance in tho Batik of Eng-
land's discount 1111111. Priccs advanced
throughout with lloltvy dealings in
l’t‘ennsylvanhl. and [Wind States Stool.
limb stocks shou'od an extrome gain
01‘ n quurttr 1111 running solos of ti-
110 shares Grout Northern pfd I'OSo
2V2, Northwestol'm " and C C C. & St
Louis Smelling 11nd People’s Gas 11.
point. and Union Pacific Reudlng,‘Mex-
loan Central and Pullman largo irac~
lions. .
WALL S'I‘REET, ii a. 111.-~Roc11nt
characteristics in the market, tho
marking up of 1111c or two influential
stocks. continued today. the t‘uvoritcs
being Union Pacific and St. Paul.
Apart front thcso. there was little to
notice in tho railroad list, although
there were increasing dealings 1 in
Pennsylvania 111. fractionnlly higher
prices. A largo number of specialties
111111111 in demand and United States
Stool made 11 1111111 further progress
upward, touching 49711..
WALL STREET. Noon—A disposi-
tion to tnkc profits mad-1 the market
irregular. Some of the market leaders
saggod to below last night’s close. and
trnunsuctions diminished considerably.
Baltimore & Ohio. imuisviilo 1t: Nash-
villo and lllinois Central werc the
now lcudol's amongst. tho railroads
with gains of l to 11111. Norihwcslcru
11111. 1111511 4 ill all. Bonds wel'c stondy.
WALL STREET, l p. 111. ~lt1-1'l1'1'1l
buying of th.- liiil sitlt‘ks and l'1-1111:.,\'l-
.Ylilliti stimulated an inquiry fol 111l11111
railroads. but the response was slight,
The industrial s1-11tiou furnished now
I'ucl'tlits to the advance. from limo to
limo, tilc lull-st including Locoluotivo.
Alllcl'loan ’l‘olluct'o pfd. and Distiller
i11s Socul'itics. which gaincd il point
ouch.
CONNWELL GOES TO
PRISON.
Judge Rot-aback imposes Sentence of
From Two to Ten Years.
llRlleEl’Oll’l‘, (lot. ii.1~(‘vt’lli'fl(‘ W.
t‘ornwcll. who yostcrduy uttcl'uoou
pleaded guilty in tho Supcrlor Court. to
stealing bonds from Mrs. .lounnu
Lumpkin to tho value 11! 56.0911. was 1111
day sentenced by Judge Rornbuck 111
not loss tltuu two 111111 ll‘lOl‘t' than 11111
yours in tho silltc prison. Sontoncc
was passcd nitcr 11 bittor wordy
boiwocll counsel for Cornwall and llc
reprcscututlvos of the static. and 11 Mi
max to 11 docidcdly dramatic incldonl
1111s lurnishcd by Judge Rib-aback.
who. whilc passing scutcuco, 1.1.111'11
(‘tlrltwcll 1l11~ most scathing lll'l’iliKll'
1111-111 111'111' givcn a prisoner by 11 juduc
lu tlII1 Superior (‘ourt for Fairtlcld
County. 1
Attorney John ti. Chamberlain, sou-
iol' couusol tor (turuwoll. charged
that tlII1 stair bud pI'ollIisod (‘oruwcll
humanity it no Would return the atol-
ou bonds and had thou dclihcrutoly
broken 111111 prolulat1 and used as cvl-
dance to convict. his. client, the rc-
ltll'll of the bonds. The denunciation
lcd to 1111 11x111ndcd ahd heated arms,
11111111 bola-111111 the attorneys, which was
lutcrruptcd by Judgi- Rorabltck who
tIIIpoHcd 11111111111111 upon (iornwcll. dur-
ing the course of which he said:
"Coruwoli Illiii pleaded guilty to an in-
formation churning him with utculimt
313.7171). The question now arises as
in tin- 1111111111 of his punishment.
“Witch tilitt oftuuco was colluuitthl
this 1111111 1111111 occupying a responsible
position. 11.1111 presumably was not in
1111111. llc is 11 man of more than or-
dinary iulciitncuce and fully under-
stood illtll tho columltlncut of such an
attack would propcrly and .111st 111111111111
111111 to 11 scvnrc punishment.
“lilu crituo was not committed in
the 11111111111111 of passion or ttmlptstiou.
but was It cold-bloodod. dcilberuta
theft. colnlntttcd through avarice or to
supply him III luxurious excesses.
"H11 look It villainous udvantupa ot'
the friendship. conihloucc. and kindness
of two unproluctod remains and do
liborlttuly robbed thorn of their entire
possessions. of all their support and
maintenance.
"He had works and months in which
to vacant and make restitution, but
shouted no sign of remorse or repair
lance until arrested. when he attom 11
ad to escape his last punishment to
secure immunity by tuprnlttg over a
portion at tho products at his crime.
These and other incidents that have
some to the attention of the court.
in my way of Ihisldttc. makes ills of-
ionco an aggravated obs. demanding 11
very. severe punishment. -
its maximum penalty for this
crime as has been stated. in Want
years. (livin due consideration tool
the matters t at have been urged in
his rayon! think the maximum penalty
in this case 11111111111 he at. least ten
years.
"That-store. you. Georg W. tiara.
”11.111111 Instances to ttnartaoanmtt
mm connection Within two
STATE
REJOLVED
THAT 101: Door LIKE '11: 81.111111
our. own HORN Burn/'1: vs
GoTTHE GoobS— it? You
pour BELIEVE lT JUSTCDME
AROUND AND SEE
lTlSJUST As EASY roR oNE rIRM iN bUSI—
NESS AS roR ANoTHER To ”TALK” bUT WHEN
IT coMES To "MAKING GooD" THAT’S DIFFER-
GooD NAME To GET THE sEST LINES or aooD‘S
INTo A SToRE. IT IS A MISTAKE To THINK THAT
ANY MERCHANT CAN BUY ANY LINES or aooDS
HE WANTS To BUY. THE MAKERs or THE BEST
aooDs HUNT roR THE DEST SToRE [N A Town
To HANDLE THEIR LINES, AND WHEN A MANU—
PACTURER HAS ONCE PLACED HIS LINE IN A
SToRE THERE 1T STAYS. THIS IS WHERE THE
KNoWiNG—HOW coMES 1N. THEN BILLS MUST BE
PAID. THAT TAKES MONEY. THEN THE STORE
MUST GIVEITS PARTRONS A SQUARE DEAL——
GOOD STUT ToR THEIR MoNEY. THAT 'BEGETS- A
GOOD NAME. THE SToRE THAT HAS THESE
THREE THINGS—~KNOWING—HOW MoNEY AND A
GOOD NAME——BECOME5 THE WHIRLPooL lNTo.
WHICH THEsEST LINES or sooDS MADE DROP
AND STAY. LooK AT THE LINES THAT HAVE
DROPPED lNTo OUR“WHlRLPOOL
Tl
.
Selleck 8- P1110241.
HEAD- TO- FOOTERS
98 Washington Street.
3M1 'Dthlho s 81' scorn
Weekly Warrant, (for the arrelt of orders, large or small).
Cooking Apples. Baldwin and Grosningl, at 251: pack, or for I 111511
time 51. 75 Rer bbl. Cheaper now. til In three weeks from now.
Saloon Peal-I in good condition for doing up. Cheap at 30c basket ,.
Home Laid Eggs. 20 to 25 dozen to sell at 40¢ per dozen. Cooking Eggs
at 28c dozen, and good. I
Some particularly rich Cheese nowon Iale.
Cranberries, 2 11“.. 250. ]K
A trash lot of Drak'e'I Cake now in.
Sweet Cider. now going, 25:: gal.
Boiled Ham, pllced on our machine. new chair in.
Fine lot shoulders. What will it be? Hope to III-VI
and piano.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
”W
United Grocery Company,
20 North Main So.
So. Norwalk.
Phone :43.
East Namath.
Phone 319-3.
Hundreds of Eyes
It's being «snorted II I mall or application upon work or books.
Rollo! for strained Illl tirati o rim troll
«tried by maria; I ‘ler of 01'1" may I” “a Ind .. m
Prop» Ola-I... Properly Adm-tori.
museum
Install; oi ham and Ill BONflll I Insanity.
O. B. JRCKOON.
0!
II WALL "NIH". M M.
We hora 11 full lino at WIlIimlt 3011de show you.
The Reed 19. Volk Electrical 1211111111111.
36 Washington Street Opp. Toiophono sump
,s
5’1 1111
Eur, IT TAKES KNoWlNG—HOW; MoNEY AND 4A“
South Norwaik.
mamas. boss. 1; '
illelsludl Boxed hulls '1
Norwalk Chronicler