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tide
4:43 a- In; 5:09 p. m.
‘ MAIONI ‘ IRICTORY.
Did Well Latino, NW1”. P. A A. III. ,
Heels is lineman block. 188 Wuh-
; futon at" 1st and ad Tuesdays of
. each month-duly and Aug, excepted
”at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited. Charles F. Mills.
W. hf. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
lnxton at. lid and 1th Tuesdays of
each month—July and Aug. excepted
-—at ii o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma,-
taons cordially. invited. Thaddeus
(layer. III. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
,Ophlr Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Star
Meets In Donovan block, 138 Wash-
., tomcat, 2d and 4th Fridays of each
month—duly and Aug. excepted-mt
7:45 o'clock. All members of 0. E.
8. cordially invited. Miss News A.
Rowland. W. M. Miss Ida Sharer, Sec.
Wood has gone up In price to $7 a
cord. at. San Antonio. Texas. This has
brought out the suggestion that the
‘ people buy corncobs for fuel. since
these are quoted on the market at $3
cord. It is contended that corncobs
make good fuel. The wood dealers
' blame the railroads for the scarcity of
wood. One dealer said that for forty-
!Ive days he had been appealing to the
Itallroad Commission and to the rail-
rdoad for cars without success. A
dealer was appealed to for u cord of
wood. and he declined to sell that
' much to one customer, saying that he
could not sell more than a dollar‘s
worth.
Times don‘t change as much as some
people think they do. As long ago as
1792 the New York Journal was saying
this: “Bank bubbles. iontlncs, lotter-
ies. monopolies, usury, gambling and
swindilng abound. poverty in the
country, luxury In the capitals. cor-
ruption and usurpation in the. national
councils.”
A Berlin writer says that a wireless
signal station is now In course of crec-
tion at Norddeich for the German gov-
ernment postal authorities. which Will
have an effective radius of 932 miles.
equal to thc distance from Naples to
St, Petersburg. The station consists of
'four iron towers 213 feet high.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN BOSTON.
Several Hundred Students Follow Har-
vard Team to the station.
BOSTON. Nov. 22.—'l‘w0 big dcm-
onstrutions markcd the departure to-
day for New Haven of tho Harvard
football players who will play the an-
nual game with Yule on Saturday. The
first. was on the college campus In
Cambridge, and In Harvard's Squarc.
just before the members of the team
embarked In special electric cars for
the Back Bay station. Ruin caused
no depression among ilrc lllltIi‘i'gl‘iliI~
uates who were astlr curly rt-udy to
take part in a procesrdon around the
campus. Almost. everybody was out.
cheering and hurrying across the col-
lege grounds to got a place In the line
of parade. The college band took the
lead and over 2.000 students marched
behind the football tucn. several times
around the citrnpus and tbcucc to tho
square. Herc I’rcsitlcnt White. ot‘ tbc
senior clues, led the. chm-tiny. .tod pv-
ery man going to Now IIIth'iI on the
team Wilt-l given a personal ovation.
The Harvard players left this city for
New Huron on the Colonial (express.
which pulled out of the liuck Iiuy sitt~
tlon shortly uflt-r it o‘clock. ’l‘ltcy
traveled to a succiul t‘tll, Sul’i‘l'lll
hundred students had followed the
team from “OHIO" and as tho irulu left
the station the cheering was vigorous
and enthusiastic. In Illt‘l tho depar-
ture of the Harvard clcvou today cvok-
or! more enthusiasm from tho inch of
tho ttnlvotslty than has inmu shown for
many yours.
ENTERTAINED CAMPBELL'B ROBE-
B DC.
Mr. IIIIII Mrs. t', II. llarnltort outcr-
tilillt‘d (Youtpbttli‘u Iiouobttdu Inst lint
itrtiliy evening to a delightful chickon
supper. at their boom to Marshall
strut-t. The ensuing was pleasantly
spout with mush- und aortas. Thom
prurient m'ro Captain Campbell and
Mrs. iuutobull, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. William Elliot.
Mr. and Mrs. James l-“Iulu-r. Mr. and
Ira. Doom: Routing, intuitive Myer-
heirs. Joseph IIlii'fli')’. iluntuvo floor
are. Jmtlh ('oiuuity. Miss Alum“ iibaw,
I”. Wlillom Ilmtdskv nod nun Juno-n.
.I’l. Prod (Ermine, Mrs I" Hire-ppmd
W--.“ ..... n.4,“.
OPICIAL SERVICE TONIGHT.
AI “It! FII‘HI, Mllfilmliiti ('Itutch. illin
melting. thorn will be in the place of
tho regular prayer numiina. u ronilu
lattice of tho novices of last m-ub
'I’bo ‘h’v William I). 'I'ttr-Itvy, truslm‘
of tho MMhmIIni (that-uh or Milford.
Who Was provouimi by Hilton from
preaching on Tuesday Itiaiti "I last
week. will crunch tonight ‘l'bow
VIII be. a brief none sort-Ire at the bin
matting.
.0 to lite-ltd.
mm of thc service.
A .an of tho executive rottitttitic“
of o Epwttrih Issuatw l‘nloh of ih’t-
teen Will be brill In the class room
MW Your: CENTRAL rotten
sumo.
new malt. Nov, 22 .tmtan IInIi
III “I? III’IIIWI Staten (’Itt‘llii I’ouri in
it” lined the New \‘ttit (”thirst and
Hudson River llullromi trotnoam tit.)
‘ . M for rebuilds seem citation to the
”Home“ fluau' Refining i‘otmumy.
“blind Want Add. our.
Absolutely Pure
A Cream of Tartar Powder
free from alum or phoe-
phatlc acid
HA8 Ila super/runs
“PRESENTATIOFIJV OF COLORS. k lNORWALK AUTOMOBILISTS BUSY.
ev. eorge D. gbert, of Norwal , .
presented to the battleship Connectl- A meeting or the Nouvaik Automo-
cut at the Brooklyn Navy Yard 'es‘ bllo Club was held last evening at the
' ’ 3’ store of F. E. I..oc.kwood and Cotnpany
terday the set of colors front the
' . , In Wall street. President Edwin H.
school children of Norwalk, an ensign Mathewson presided. The club has
and state infantry and artillery tings.
’ . . . ‘ not been very active or late, but hopes
in closing his address be. said. file ‘0 do more shortly. An active Cllill-
13-322mm331%.}hf}.a‘tw9‘2‘2.’§df:{'.‘.‘.dhm3? Imlgn for membership will be prose
our prayers our hopcsand our tours cutcd. Lust. evening acommittee w“
' appointed to look after this matter and
are all with thee."
, report at a later meeting. The object
Rev. M“ Egbert. handed the flags to of the cltrb Is to do cvct'ythlug possl- ‘
gigs? Kittie?” muggcfihiasntg bio for tire—spoilt of automobiling.
furled a subdued chorus of "abs" came
from the sailors drawn up on the iIII-I NORWALK EAGLES NOMINATE'
per decks. Captain Swift. received At 3 meeting 0‘ NOI'WBIR Aerie, 1“-
the colors In behalf of ”H. ship "m1 0. E. the following nominations wcro‘
expressed the hope that In the. spring “mil“ to" “m“‘i .
the ship could visit Connecticut with I’Y‘l’flideni“'1‘3"“93i Wilson 3"“ 10““
the “(1595- IIunion.
I Vlcol’rcsidcnt-—.lohn Dcvlno.
(‘lrapiuin——Duvid FIuhcrty.
. . Secretary—aloha E. Wood.
A meeting of the cmmnmpe was call- ’I‘tensut'erw'l‘homns C. Isrtnbcrt.
M for last. evening. but was not hold 'i‘rustccs—Jamcs P. Hunlon. Daniel
on account of some members being 1111- ngh and “Wing WWII”:-
nblc to attend. llr. Kendall was ut.
Mr. Marvin was out of town and .\Ii‘.i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-
Glovar was called elsewhere. A nicct- Cali-b Wood to Isaac Church. lot and
Ing will be called for the early part of buildings. (‘ovt- nvcnuc. . ..
the coming week. Thc members of Charles A. Reynolds to Carrie Quick, i
the committee are John A, Osborn. building lot. Ncwiown Il\'t'llili‘. War.‘
Ablathar Blanchard. George S. Kcn- USI'EII‘ \\'. Raymond and wife to
dall.. Charles L. Glover and Josiah R. Churn-s Aquino. land and buildings,
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMIT-
TEE
. a-..” ‘
‘buy such cxpgnsive Irifios.
lglusscs are now made of dark or am.
Narrow vats-torts slipped two:
. n . ‘
I the mesh ot‘lm htedallioaa adds a
contrasting touch to the decoration of
coats, gowns find bodices that is very
effective.
Costumes that display an almost
equal quantity of velvet-or cloth and
silk are extremely chic and they 'are
more comfortable and appropriate for
the present season than all silk, but,
notwithstanding. there is a great craze
for light weight materials. The cloth
or velvet provide proper warmth and
silk the ornamentation upon these mo~
dish toileties..so all requirements are
met. ‘
A square plain yoke of allover em-
broidery to which the slight fullness of
the fronts Is gathered make a late de-
sign in corset covers for the stunt fig.
ure.
' Blouses of colored not complete-
perhaps it would be too much to say
the majority—of the dressy costumes
but at any rate hosts of the nicer
gowns have this feature.
I wish i could give you an Idea of
the brightness and crisp freshness that
was conveyed to me the other day by
a costume of brown velvet trimmed
with dyed Cluny. The toilette was not
elaborate. but there was an Indollnu-
ble charm about It that appeared to
strike others, besides myself. for I
noticed them turn to look as the wear-
er passed. The hat was a droopy brown
felt with brown velvet and immense
satiny roses In three shades. pale
brown shading to deeper tones, pink.
and deep soft. red.
The Inunty cross-trimmed’turbnns of
the season are especially becoming to
youthful faces.
Ribbon run through WIiIt‘ buttouhol-
ed slits is a feature of some of the.
now holiday articles In fancy work.
Black and white combinations in for
are very rich. and nothing could be
more stylish and serviceable fur a se-
paratc cost than a Persian lamb Eton
with rcvcrs and cuffs or ermine; the
accompanying muff should be ermine.
Iicuvy mahogany furniture upholst-
orcd in hair-cloth, exceedingly favor-
ed for modern parlors, harks back to
.colonai days. but the hair of oldcn
time was almost exclusively In black
and very stiff and slippery. while the
Inter product is comparatively pliable
and may be had in many soft tones and
attractive patterns.
The revival of chenllc balls. tassols
and cords among trimming novelties
seems to be growing cvcry day.
Sonic of those who are
thinking about Christiiuas presents
may be interested in this paragraph
from Vogue, though not everybody will
Opera
already
‘lwr-tiutcd itlI‘ItlistLHht‘Ii, overlaid with
a dainty it'itt'try~—ft»stmrts and Empire
wreaths of gold—41nd are almost worth
their weight In the precious metal.
'I'ht-n there are. Iorgncttcs. fans and
lutlpins and umbrella handles of shell.
goltl~ruourrtcd and bejeweled—dill beau
iiiul. fragile. expensive.
Marvin. Ward stt'cct, War.
COMING .
W
GUARANTEED BY THE UNITED
ETATES ASSAY OFFICE TO BE
10 KT. SOLID GOLD.
$1.00
COMPLETE WITH FIRST QUALI-
TY OLADIMERB PERFECT VIBION
OPHEBICAL LENOEO.
Oilll SPECIALIST on November 22d and 23d. will be
Iluy uftur «lay hundreds of satisfied t'iiiiltlfiii'l‘li arc upprcvluiiug the
(till study. We especially invite those who have been improperly fitiod
ultllimi operator without churxo.
Lot us tell you the truth. We do not advise klflllliill tittivuo you
PARENTS. tulto mli'uttlaut- of this opportunity and bow Ibo lllt
‘I‘tl 'I'Iilt' I'Ittil’ldi‘ (lli‘ Rtli‘i’ii NIHIW'AIAK‘
’l‘bo I‘ttilul .iotnricou indict-nus. in inilftilCI-VI' Itltl’i‘lill. OPTIC
uiuutt in upon uttotltm one of limit sum nwful tit-ruminant. aaoncion In your
options tittuualtout Ibo ttninui lithium thm no mo the tlptirul Trust.
msboowiminu that with ttlit Ittt‘llilick tnr IIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIII'R and our moihmt l
Iirul ponds at far Iuwvr ili‘Ii‘t'n than tlw umtw smile can be pow
vunvml mulbmlu you trap the lwnuili.
A
If
board for
All are very cordially Invlle'
The pastor will be Iil‘
Al III" Mom“
on
aid
iloownihm IIiuI up llw it a mi 28d our specialists from New
"moi“ whvru be will lltlllit‘ m'iculifir' examinations and Will til you a pair of
mi Inlcut sit-It» cud tuiiil‘i'tt and the full (‘Imi in you will be only ".00. W
you em it Mr HIM Wu want you in III‘NIIIH? acquainted With its and our at
Thursday, and Friday,
This Week. _
W
Many handsome pieces in cuibrold»
—-—a,
GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE
O
BY ANY OPTICAL HOUSE IN THE WORLD
We examine more cycs and llltlIt’i‘ tnort- plusscs than all otht-r rotuIl optical housi-
we can prove it.
Solid i0kt. Gold Eyeglasses.
s cornbinod. ttlltl
ONLY ONE PAIR TO A CUBTO~
MER. NONE TO DEALERS. NO
MAIL ORDERS FILLED. MONEY
REFUNDED IF YOU WANT IT.
at the Clifford. Pharmacy.
South-Norwallt. where he will matte scientific examinations of the eye FREE. ‘
liluul. slritlcu ilto uclont'o of optics
bus luiwu In tho lust your, tut exemplified by our illutlltnorv l’t-ri’t-ci, VIIIIIIIIIA‘IIIIUN,
Wu have by for the most expensive series of instruments for tnutlnu tho
Wu Iutvn ruvoitttioubttui tho optical buttluctm RIltI are uyo upuciuiiutn t'xf'IIIull‘i‘
eyes over uuud In Connecticut.
il‘. making tin~ rye and Its tit-tutu
clitowlwru to intro utlvuuttiuo of our
.
Noun 'r'uuu.
Io foIItu' oyt-u oxutnIm-d FIIICIC.
l. lltllli‘ih‘. IN 'i’ltic Willtltll. ttro
city. It hurt boon said by our com-
c are not. tho 'i‘litlri'i‘. tililiililitll wo
distribution Wo dispose of more up
It)‘ mtr competitors. Ily our toll
SPECIAL OFFER.
Yorlt will be at tho Clifford l'boo
solid Itl~kt. iloid Itittticsu Eittitihtitttlti
o defy any optical houm- to make
clbod of doing business.
OUR GUARANTEE.
We will donate “£0th any charitable insiiinl
ion If tiny optical ho
slump are not Build tiulvi throughout.
MORE AOINOIII WANTED. '
use can prove that our $1.00 myo-
'l‘hv lJnliul American Opticians. lntupnnlul.
MAIN OFFICE-will East 236 IL. New York. BRANCH ITOBB
M! I“! Idtft Mt. New York; 213 “It. IL,
aridoeperl. Gem: see Help so. springtime. Man.
ACINCII. EVIRYWHINE.
Here’s aHarvest of
. Merchandise Bargains
Selected from our ‘
Great Winter Stocks
Marked for tomorrow fully a. third below regular prices.
If you care to save a. few dollars, do your trad-
ing here tomorrow. The prices quoted
are only for Friday. ‘
FRIDAY 45 In. All Wool Cheviot
SPECIAL. Serge. regular price 59c.
Friday ........................ 41c
FRIDAY
SPECIAL.
bilt‘.
FRIDAY One case Fancy Outing
SPECIAL. Flannels, regular price.
‘ 10c, in lengths from l0 to 20 yds.
Friday special ................ 6%c
45 in. English Mohair.
black only, regular price.
Friday special .......... 43c
FRIDAY Fancy Velveteen, regu- ’
SPECIAL. lar price. 500. A sunril
quantity only. Friday special . 25c
10 doz, Black Sateen
Petticoats. made to soil
Friday special ...... 59c
FRIDAY
SPECIAL.
at $1.00.
FRIDAY Full Size Blankets cx-
SPECIAL. ccllent quality. Our“fnru-
nus lcudcr." in pink and blue bor-
tlcrs. $2.75 value. Friday spcc-
Iili .......................... $1.89
FRIDAY 'i‘ublc, Oil Cloth, in white
SPECIAL. and fancy. regular price.
20c. Friday special .2 ........ 14c
FRIDAY Best quality Linen, in FRIDAY 1 pr. V. (I. Hose Suppor-
SPEOIAL. bleached or brown, regu- SPECIAL. to 5. value ............ 20c
lar price We. Friday special .. 47c l.card De .ong Hook and Eyes .10c
—- 2 spools Clark‘s Cotton ........ 10c.
FRIDAY Willie Crochet Fringed .__.
SPECIAL. died Spread. cut. out cor- 40c
ucrs. Value $2.00. Friday spec-
ial .......................... SI 29
Friday special, the combination .29c
FRIDAY Women's Walking Skirts.
SPECIAL. black, blue or brown
Pannmus or Mnnnlsh Mixtures.
85.00 value. Friday ........ $3.98
FRIDAY Colutnbl'u
SPECIAL. Skein.
lilo.
(icrmaniown
Regular price.
Friday special, 2 skelns . 29c
FRIDAY Pillow Tops, value 25c;
FRIDAY Women's Flanncletie SPECIAL. Pillow Cord, value 25c.
SPECIAL. Night Gowns All sizes. Friday special, both .......... 29c
81.00 quality. Friday ........ 79c
FRIDAY A lot of Belts In leather.
FRIDAY Women‘s Waists, in Per- SPECIAL. silk and gilt styles. All
SPECIAL. calcs or Flanclcttcs. in regular 50c quality. Friday .. 17c
dark colors. Friday special .. 39c
FRIDAY Ladics‘ All Wool Golf
FRIDAY Children's White Wool SPECIAL. Gloves, all colors, 50c.
SPECIAL. Pants. Regular price. quality. Friday .............. 35c
600. Friday special .4 ....... 37!/2c --
-W-~_____._..._ ~—--—-' FRIDAY Fairy Soap. Regular
FRIDAY Iioys‘ Heavy School SPECIAL. price 50 cake. Friday
SPECIAL. Pants. 50c quailtv. Fri- special. ti rakes .......... 19c
I
I
l
I
, FRIDAY
Ladics' All Linen Hour.
E“;-..‘.L. siltchcd I-Iantlkcrchlefs.
SPECIAL. blots regular 5c. Friday I Rt‘i-illittl‘. ill'll‘il 50 Gill‘il- Friday.
special ................... So each 6 for .......................... 25c
The Boston Store
cry urc urado with the Cluny Int‘v
braids. and shirt waists of linen dc-
coratcd with upon patterns carried out
in tin-so braids are as effective In their
way as are tho handsome hand cnrbroi-
tict'cd waists.
Row upon row of tiny laco frills oo-
casionaily comprise tho under-blouse.
worn with the waist of skeleton ticsian.
Bottles of perfunrc containing prc-
served flowcl's of thc species from
which Iilt‘ odor tit-rircs Its name are
making ihcntsclvos felt. The dainty
”DWI‘I’R within tltc clear glass bottles
prcscnt ii Iuost uttrnctlvc tuipcurnnctt,
and are most convincing.
A symmetrical arrangement of small
rugs upon a polished floor is far prc~
fct'ublc to tho crisscross. bit or miss
manucr of placing that one often no
tlccs. This Is especially true for li-
burics. dining rooms or hulls that. have
boomed ceilings or where straight
lines prevail.
An Illustration of the law of corn-
pcnsutlon. says the New York Sun. Is
found In the pocket books and hand
bags ttow spread out tmnptlngly In the
show cases of jewelers and sllvcu
smiths. in department stores and In
shops which deal chiefly with leather
goods. In the old days wumcn had
pockcls In their gowns and Jackets.
but. they certainly did not have the.
trcntontious assortment of hand ro-
ccyptaclcs for money. samples and iho
other odds and ends a woman loves to
carry In a hand bag, now placed at
their disposal~ttn assortment this
your larger. more bountiful. more most»
ly and also chcupcr than over before.
Plaid braid makes an effective trim.
tulng for a suit of plain dark cloth.
The bronze and sage greens that. are
in high favor in the realm of Dumo
Fashion demand a pure complexion if
tho wourcr Is to look her best. White
or cruumy loco almost. invariably up-
pcuru In ctmjtmctiou with those co
tors.
WIIIIt' gray and tan uuiiors with pa-
tent leather shoes are not In the burst
unusual. WIIIII‘ onou artI u lltiio morn
so: however, they are very stylish and
muko a Mirroring finish for a dressy
black costume,
Many of the funhlouabio hats are
much WIiIt‘l' at the buck and sides than
at iluI front. rtwulllux the styles or the
early ucvonilou.
This In a neuron whoa tho. brunet-
tt-u may row-l In most bucomlns toilet.
too. for nearly all tho fashionable tilin-
des on. those that Wn havo borotofort-
considered almost. oxcittslVon flu-Inc»
“0‘00“...”00905‘00 u I
I Park 8r Tiliord
FIN!
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
AT
“Hotel Oliflord”
entities stratus:
~ . Proprietor.
Tel-enamel.
l
l
4
Dc Mitt—4 don't think I shall ever
rich tukc part in amateur tltcatrlcnls again.
i always feel as though I were making
a fool of mysclf. ‘
lilies Hilts—Oh. everybody knows It
would be impossible for you to do that.
"Chicago Daily News.
the rich plums ttnd dahlla purples.
runny pttic and (loop yellows.
trims and runny shades of grccn.
Chinese embroidery rnukcs a charm-
ing edging for thc bolero of u dainty
house gown.
WW
How They Do
If you want to know how It Is that some people flit two books of
stamps while you are filling one—It's because they take advantage of
special offers like these:
It.
$5.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. BEST No.1 TEA .......... 506
3400 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. FANCY NO. 2 TEA ........ 400
$3.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. GOOD MIXED TEA ........ 30c
$2.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH ‘/2 LB. BEST N0. 1 TEA ........ 25c
$2.50 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MO-KA BLEND COFFEE . . 320
$2.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MOCHA & JAVA COFFEE . 30c
$1.50 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. JAVA A. MARACAIBO COF-
FEE .. 25c
SHOULDERS. HAMMOND'B LEAN AND TENDER STOCK, LB. .10:
$1.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING:
............... «u...-.-........................-....
3 Cane Colt Corn .......... 25:: I Cake Gold Rock Securing
3 the, Milk Crackers ...... 25c Soap .................... 7c
Large Bottle Blulng ...... 10c 3 lb. Can Baked Beans to.
3 lbs. Boneless Codfilb 250 1 lb. Beet Shredded Cocoa-
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Cakes .. 25c nut ..................... 18c
i Pita. Mohawk Farina 10c 1 Bottle Monarch Sauce ..
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NewYork Grocery 00.
..15c
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Telephone.
mom I NW
Phone 322-4.
A Good Thing
TO ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND CHASE O IANBORN'O HIGH~ORADI
TEAS AND OOFFIIB. ALWAYS THE SAME~MORNINO. NOON AND
NIGHT. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TOWN. DID YOU ATTEND THE
GRAND DEMONSTRATION? IF NOT CALL AND WE WILL TILL YOU
ALL ABOUT THIBE FINE, HIGH-GRAD! GOODS.
CHAS. E. SEYMOU
LEADING GROCER.
i3 WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOU H NORWALK.
I
BENHUR FL ” U12
6590 Ban: $5 00 Der bbl. .
Fancn Baldwin or Greening Apples $3) bbl
UNITED GROCERY 00,
no North Main St. 49 Fort SL.
80. Nor-walk. East Norwaiit.
Phone 143. Phone 319-3.
Norwalk Chronicler