. Com1nandcr,spcnt Sunday
'. places
' .‘atrect, are ill of whooping cough. 0w-
.dd 11 the harbor, yesterndy, for the
bot.
1‘ .1“: ,,, ,_
Miss ., rrie Carpenter,Vbookkcocpr
for PR. oseiovsky and Company, of
'MI tends to spc
V slat? 1119“an at the Advent Christian
A dclegationVof Easthorwale poo.
. Huntington.
brag? it is hoped by the residents
.1 The most interesting part of the on
1‘ till-173mg BWUGAR 51- 0°
0099,,Ml .. 25c
DVilVl' A3336. per lb. 26:
. snags: UNasomi" Isoorrs. .25c
111113 EH7" 1
" r order will hardware Vin Vhttenv
Nil! the My yfllm be eliverefl
. 1,,11't hesitate 11.41.11. 1111 to deliver
,1, . Our delivery system Is for you
9 wish you to spelt. .‘
'iiHE Emacs PHARMACY.
,1 "isos wasmao'rou s‘rsss'r.
. TIL. can. sot-.2.
. All Orion Delivered Free of Guam.
Mrs. Mathias Rowland is ill at her
heme on the Washington street bridge.
Wilfred Morrison, of East Norwaik,
is spending 1a few days in Newark,
New Jersey.
D11 and Mrs. Russell E. Morgan, oi'
Revamstreet. spent Sunday ht ivory-
ton, this state.
William B, mantras is breaking in
as a. motormsn on‘the East avenue
branch of the local trolley system.
The Otllciai Board of the East Ave.
nue Methodist Episcopsl church will
meet at the church tonight at 7. ~15
o'clock.
The Rev. Lester F. Reynolds and
dttherlltetrliVV Grace and eMriam, are to
as n e ca p meeting services at
Plainville thisgveekI
Miss Ada Tobey. of Fort street, and
Miss Evelyn Morrison, of 11 Hanford
place, East Norwaik, are spending 11
few days 111 Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of
Van Zandt street, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Stevens and Miss
Fannie Andrews 01’ Monroe.
.____..Ia—
'The East Norwaik baseball team
,‘which went to the Farmers‘ picnic at
Stanwich, last week, was defeated by
the Conycrs Manor nine.
.Alfred Racter. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Carrie B. Wolfe and
family, of Second street, has returned
mart J. Madras and
Henry 1).“!th and (int! ,
Mary A. Wright. and Minsk .
arson, of Broom”. room
a iiheV tinl last week at. E. Ill. Goths
cottage u Belts lit! 0,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliifor S. mull. lira.
and Mrs. .i’addooit and Mill
Sadie 111111111111N are at the island.
Services New hold both morning
and evening yesterday st the Advent
Christan. Court-1., the tor, Nova»
ter F. Reynolds, pres lug.
gregarion found the.1 new flooring down
and the first coat of paint on the
church. Plans are on foot for new
£6" and a subscription started. Plans
re also under way for a series- of
special Bible and mission services, to
begin about the middle of September.
Tim last Norwaik Fire Police may
udw be considered its well out of the
youthful stage, for the company was
organised bark in i982-sixtecn years
ago-by Henry D. Wright. Duglng that
time there have been five captains,
the others in addition to Captain
Wright being William H. Hendricks,
John Ashwmth and 01111 A. Anderson
All except Captain Anderson attended
the Clambake yesterday.
Harry L. Wright, Charles T. Wright
and Albert Eldridge. of East Norwaik,
and Charles Nickerson, Henry Abbott
and two other Brooklyn friends are
having 11 fine time camping out at
Cockenoc Island. They setup camp
11 week ago and will remain during the
present week. .Yosterday the Wright
Br'others took a party of eleven
friends to the island in their launch.
Varuna, whore all hands p111 took of an
elaborate Clambake.
Yesterday's outing of the Dory Club
and the Auxiliary was ,pno 0f the
pleasnntcst events the organisations
have had 111 thei1 careers. The party
fillc ti aboard the UcWitt and Hope ye-fi
tcrday morning 101' histona Neck Long
island, which was “lobed in due time.
"iirc 1101') iiiembcrs renewed 11111111111111
tnntc With the bong isiund young 1111111
whom they had met earlier in the
season and nothing occurlcd to mar
the pleasure of the event.
“M
Yesterday‘s annual cianrbakc of the
lust Nolwulk Fire Police was t111iy
tlit- apex of the various dinners the
tin, topper-s have had dining the 11111-
11011 in iloiranrrun'ls woods. Evottiiing
was (00de to 11 ’1111d Charles Hun
home to New Jersey.
—————-—-— 1
here was another big attendance
snapper blues are still in evidence and
have no aversion to hiring on Sunday.
-. —1-———-
Miss Lillian Nickerson, who has
been a guest for a week of Miss Mary
A. Wright, of East Norwaik, returned
to her home in Brooklyn, New York,
last night. .. I
East NorwalkIhas not yet developed
mfull fledged political club for the
campaign just opened, but it would not
be surprising if one came into being
some fine September night,
1 ..._
The Sunday school. board of the
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will meet. in the church p111 iors
tonight at 8 o ‘ciock. All teachers and
officers are expected to‘bc present.
Captain Royal Cf Decker and W1}-
liam irwln. of the Elworth oyster boa
at their
homes in East Norwaik. ’l‘hc Com-
mander is now working at Sag liar-
Martin B. Durinnd dock at, party of
friends to Huntington yesternduy in
his auxiliary, Cecelia 1). Among Cap-
tain Durland's guests were Peter Ncl-
son, Jesse and Albert Ayrcs, Hugh
Ayres and George Spraguc,
son. who laid the links, cortninly added
to his reputation. The good things in«
ciuded an abundance 01 clams, corn,
sweet and' white potatocs, lobsters,
spring chickens, and in taco every-
thing that goes to make 11]) :1 first~clnss
bake. it was opened 111.: o ciolk 11nd
75 hungry men waded into Its dclicious
mazes. A feature of the day was also
the athletic sports.
a
, The news of the death of Mrs. John
W. Mains, of Osborn avenue. came as a
shock to hcr many friends. though it
had been known fer a long time that.
she who incur'ubiy ill of cancer tron
ble.M1'.s Mains was an carnest
Christian woman and was respected
by all who knew her. Several months
ago she was taken to a New York lies,-
pltai for 1111 opcr,ation but when this
was uttcmptod it became clearly ap-
parent that surgery would be of little
aid She, was then brought back home
to East Norwaik. She was given the
host. of care and everything was done
to alleviate her condition. At’times
she rallied wondcrfully and really be-
iicvcd she 'would get 1111 and about
again.
Thc Oriole A. C. bust-bull icnm, of
East N‘eruik, wmrt up to Silvcrmino
Saturday afternoon. and dci'cnted the
Silvermines by the score of 13 to 4 in
a fast game of ball. ’i‘iu- lincnp was as
follows:
The extra music at the East Avenue
Methodist Church yesterday was thox
(highly appreciated. Some of the
features of the morning scrvltc wtrc.
well rendered vocal solos by Miss Mil
«dyed Human and George H. Hirst.
First street, is enjoying a week's v-a
ee‘on. Part of th time, Miss Cornea.
at home and part
inV'YV! aking short trips to various
.Vfl‘wo‘ young sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Cunningham, of Van Zandt
in: to this fact the Loyal Woikcrs' So-
~Oliurch was led last. evening by Rich
.srd Bland.
p16 took a trip to Huntington, Long
Island, this.morning, on the steamer
The season is rapidly
"coming to a close and many people are
taking advantage; of theie nice days to
cross 8the Sound
The garden thieves who have been
I‘Vig work about Pleasant and Osborn avo-
11.11111! Fort. street, have now trans
had their operations to Benedict
We Are on the
Horhcfj’ Stretch
. tire race for public tavor.
Note-Prices Below
TANG? Torture. her 111-1.th 35¢
Orioles. Silverm nos.
Johnson ............. Dickens, 00d
0 Pitcher.
Dngan ....................... Bcdcii
Cntclrcr
Sherwood ..................... itiiey
li‘llsi llusc
Skldlnorc ............ Wood, Dickens
Second Base.
J. Wolfe ..................... Maycn
Third Base.
Elzca ........................ Burns
Short Stop.
Caddoo ...................... Acken
Right Field.
Ii. Wolfe .................... Miller
Ccntcr Field.
Day ........................ London
Left Field.
The 01 ioic A, C: baseball team have
planned to go to Silverminc Labor
Day and play the Silv-,cirnincs having
defeated them twice. This will be the
rubber game .
ROWAYTON. .
Snap ers were in fair Rumor yester-
day am took t‘thc bu quite good.
Seine boats caught as high as 125
The Dclphian Athletic Association
will hold a meeting tonight at head-
quarters in the old Baptist chu1ch.
Bathcrs in large numbers were at
.thc Tokcueke pavilion. yesterday. This
is one of the most popular rcstnts for
bathing along the sound shore.
H. S. Bryan is acting as superinten-
dent of the Third Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school during the. absence or
_C W. Bell, who is enjoying his 11n-
nuni vacation.
Uncle Daniel Petty, of Bellport, L. 1.,
is in Connecticut, calling on his legion
of friends. Uncle Dan says ire has
the‘ story and domino habit as bad as
ever and a little bit worse .und you
know it. "
..__..._....,__
With the approach of NIH and win-
ter, some places are over- r1111. with
parties. surprise and otherwise, but
this is not usually 1.116 case with VRow—
aytonr Only a tow events of this or-
der occur here and these are general-
iy of a high grade.
...__....,......—
CaptileVn Fred Shrewer, of the motor
fishing boat. Mary A. has gone to New
York to study market conditions Cap
tain Fred will return 011 Friday of this
2i rrs’afr 1&i'i sits"? Nimwayx.
week. A good many 0: the fish caught
I
11111. week, ,
The con- 1
V I
MP6 all the
.want of it. t .
vs thrm’ .
rosy 1.: cells and ' .
bright 41on; make them strong in
bone, muscle and intellect. Children
who drink ilenty of GRAIN () .Orge
ahead of air schoolmates who are
drugged with ten and (100611.111 fact
“Chorals nobodynndc rthe annwhowiil
Vndbflmmedbydrinkin 'GIBAIN- O
in plan‘w all other table vorages.
a oaks and us i ‘
pooled t-Vmsds tnmwoiid Int-13°13:
:uusiiy blends-i. and wasted .
Costs only one-half as much as codes.
I ”go We m
tall grocers.
-
.1
a
111' V131; V ry A.V~ lately would \vcigl.
two north at.
M
ton residents, but there are some who'
n19, glad for one reason, viz: —i11 a
few weeks tht1 delicate strains of that
Roton Point mcr~ry ~-'go1ound will no
longer disturb the peaceful residents
alter slecptn hours and on Sundays.
it‘s pretty cc 0 down how, but—~l
The water in some Rowayton cel-
lars has not yet receded from the re-
oent rains. The lower part of the
town, and Crockett avenue especially,
have had trying times from this cause
for three or tour days, and one report.
gives the depth of the water as more
than two feet. In thine case .an enter-
prising youth of eleven years captured
a wash tub which was floating around.
and had no difficaltwin sailing around
in this improvised boat.
”II-—
I
it has happened!
Athicttt Association. the only club tie
voted to strenuous exercise that flow-
nylon can boast of boat the Belle 131
land Athletic Club Saturday after-
noon. by iWo whole points. The meet
was held 011 the ltoton Point grounds,
and the Rowzlytoil boys Were badly
handicapped, being tired from their
Victorious meet the day before With
the Overlook Camp boys .11 the Doi-
phian field and truck at Contentment
island. This is brilcved to have caus-
ed the defeat of TicbVont by Clark in
the hundred yard dash. when a race
that (cold not have been closer oc-
curred. Rowayton started off poor.
owing to a misundc1 standing eminent
ing lnnlcr cunts The Delpliinus as
y,et have no llinloi department but
out1 Rowayton junior, Edward 'l‘inker
ohterod the hundred yard dash, finial:-
lug third. In summing up, Belle ia-
laud rcceltied eight points for this.
and Rowayton one in the next event,
the hundred ard dash for seniors.
t‘lsrmk Belle sland. slightly outrun
'lit bout Dcipbinn,- M10 finished not
six inches behind with Unites. Dol-
phlnn, third. in the opinion of many
this race was s tic. but the judges dc-
cided for Bella island making the
score 13-5 in favor of Belle island.
The best time was 11%, which is 110
mean record. the shortest time being
11%. Next came the manning high
jump. Belle Island capturing first, and
ltcwnyton second and third nVsaiu.
Ferris, Belle island. cleared 4 fact 7
inches, while Thonros,Doipbiau,1nndo
four test 6. and PriucVo, Dolphins, full-
on 4 111015 Score was then IVS—9.
oring iieiio island.‘
The liolplilans began to gain when
the half mile run occurred. A neat
1.113... of strategy that failed was pull
1d off by Bella Island at this time.
Two fast short distance runners were
put in. and those set up a terrific pace,
tho game being to tire t e Rowaytons.
and thou the long dis nee runners.
who wore trotting behind. could beat
the Delphlans at the finish. Preston
Hart, Deipbian, kept close behind the
pace setters until they dropped out.
and then had wind enough to finish
first with a good lead. Time, 2: 24.1.
r‘crris. Bella, Island. finished second,
and the Dciphians captured third.
making the score 21-45, Belle island
still in the load. Rownytog forged
ahead with the advent of t e pole
vault Ilclle island expected to cap-
turc first place 111 the event, having
brought over a former crack, Wein-
stein, their only other runitcr, V'l‘homp-
son,Vf1tiling to clear the starting mark,
six feet, As it happened, the Del-V
phians ran away with first and second
place, .IPrin'ce and Themes doing this
stunt, while Dufauit, Deipblan, and the
crack Weindtein were tied for third.
netting iloyayton 8% points and Belle
island half 11 point; score, 2350—2115,
ilclphians now in the lead. Belle ls-
Lind took a slight lead in the 220 yard
dash, Ttoboni, who was expected to
win, having been compelled to leave;
Clark Belle island. finished first, with
(lakes Dolphtan, second, and FerriS.
Belle island, third, score. 27541—2695;
time, 211‘: 4, VBeilo island one point to
the good. This one point was as biz
as ever for a while, The most equal
contest'of the inlet the standing high
jump, then occurred. Dufault and
Thomcs, Dclphlans, were tied for first.
while iPrlnco Dclphlan and Thomp-
son, ‘iic island, were tied for third.
The gm”! was 31feet 8 inches; the
poin were divided. 4% to each side.
Belle {island still one point. to the
mcrry‘
he 11 Island increased hoir loud in
to yard run, Ecr and Clark
first and third, respectively,
for Belle Island, 4 points in the
score. 38—234, with No more
s to be run off Rowayton came
it a point of tying the score in
and third. respectively, and Ferris.
island, took second;
tain be lead; and Rowayton determln
sat 1113 three;
Del hinn total,- 46; Bella island otal
LSChandVico acted as timer, W.
Thompson and IE. W. Bysshe, rcfeVrecs,
andv .Jarboe, starter.
, 'sound body is cc1tainly
Winter seems hard to some itowayv"b
- i
The Dolphins
the arming broad jump, when Oakes
and ufanlt. Deiphians, captured iirst
, score.
~11. 40, Belle island hoping to main-
break it: 1 The last event... the
311' put'resulted in a not gain of six
not to for. the Dolphians. Bella Island
Rowayton captured
andithlnd. Belle island s 0nd,
Points were
we den regularly. five for first, three
for ahead. and one for third. Thirty,
has some silk ribbons were awarded W.
cars. The asteit or soon 1111...
both sides admitted the fairness of
the result, Quite n trcwd witnessed
V, the contest and 1453111111110“ liberally as
', the events occurr
The Deiphian VVAthletlc Assoqmionh
of It‘owayton, was enviroceutly lamp
(111 and is succeeding unusually well.
its first two nlccts both r1 suited to
victories: and the tinb undoubtedly
possesses some good matcr.1ni Al-
ready nearly all lilo youth of ltowny-
tou belong to this club, and the head-
quarters in the old Baptist church are
being flttcd up as an idcal gymna-
slum Negotiations or in progress
for the purchase 0111111311 South N01-
waik Y. 11.0 A. ind or apparatus.
which will be a great advantage to
1h club if secured. The purposo of
‘ the club is to promote the welfare of
~tirc mind its well as body. 'llrcsu two
developments cooperate admirably.
A good athlete requims Plains, and a
conducive to
‘dean White Class
, Fruit Jars
Lock nicer, clean easier, pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, I‘Housefurnisn
ing Goods. ,
Japanese China in Cups, Saucers,
Plates, etc. .
Painters' Supplies. 1 1 .. ,
flood ready mixed, Paint. 81. 35 per
gallon.
White Curtain PoleVs, 'with fixtures.
10c.
Window Shades and Picture mamas
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the 8.1!. H. Gross Trad-
Ing Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER
87 WsVshinutOn street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
-u‘1?1 1'
svsnv LADV-s.:sssalflo CHAM-
' 1" .j'
V I. in
1.
' 1.
VS! . . .
nous loamy“ 11801 l- m
snow white. one piece NStandsrd" Por
Have you ever stopped to 00“inst
how delightfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running water
in; Rt 01" first flout toilet
roomt 1,“ presence Would aflord you
the highest degree of comic
We will gladly Iyénota you prices. Our
plumbers ares otly competent me
Haiti's tins.
Daily Line tVoN. Y.
111'
{prevailed throughout the 1nsot,andu
calain Enameled Lavatory. 1,
in your dressing chamber. sloop‘
conNss MAIN Mo was? s'rs.«
NOW OPEN under New Sianagement.
‘QtoltVt oiNNsss a spacistrv. bANotNo. soart‘Ne, savanna.
, 11111111 ‘ANoI crass Arrnacnious.
‘VV lspsolall attention given to automVoblls partlss. .. .‘_
‘L '9" UN“ dill
Commencing Next Monday. June 8th.! FREE VAilVDEViLLE.
1. , VCEOHGE XANTHAKY,1M anager.
’ m. 1, . WV- -—
LotViit at TheSe Prices
ROUND STEAK ....... 160
sucutosn s‘rsAK ...... .. 1211
1.0m sTsAK .......... 18c.
POTCROAST ..... ich to 161:
Plifll’flil ioas'r 16o
ROAST. FORK ..... 1411" La.
CHOPPED sass .2 Lss., 25..
ms LAMB CHOPB.
Lot LANs chops ..... . 25o
' .W DODGE,
22 Ws‘sldngfdn Street. Scull! Norwaik.
1
1131. 81 1.1.. do
SOUTH NORWALK, CONJN
Lumber... deiWorkforEverythmg
VgVHl
iggief'y
SPECIALTIES:
from a P1
YVARD‘ .TEL'. 454'.
to a Palace.
1 MILL TEL. 46-3._,__
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-I LADDERS, ordinarv and exten-
Ior fabric roofing. warranted sion.
for: :1 t yearn. ,
TAR P ERV. x. a. and 3—piy, . .
III, Sp?“ close Saturdays promo tly at noon. , i V. j :V
O. E Jackson,
Optician,
es Examined Free
FIR GUTT ER, two sizes.
SASH WELGHTSSand CORD.
‘iu’
Everymngan the Opticai'I Line.
'V' w" * NORWAVLK.
\
WWWo
213111.111 OulslttVla‘V
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
1 Sunday Dinners, a Specialty.
' 1 Dinner Parties and Banquets
" ' Sollcltedr'
.V. customs. 11121111111111,
: . 1 Proprietor. .'
')1.1VV111 WINFNWM ”In
OLD NE W
25 and 500 Bottles.
"7'3, ———,:_.
litrjl
E. E. Gotham,
Decorator
East Norwaik.
m
-m .m—wmmxpwu -——.—
Nil tGARA FALLS and
TORONTO"
0' .re Personally Conducted Tour
335 .00 $35. 00
Five days trip.
Tel. - [V50
~-
-
“V... ‘N
the fine International Hotel.
' day, August 29th
Autumnal Tour to the WhitoVVV
I1 Mountains 1
;- $20. 00—COST—320 00
Six days trip. Accomodatlons at the
fine Sinclair Ho l, Bethlehem.
temher 161h.8V Sept
Book Names for These Tours flaw.V'
Satur-
IIOTHER TOURS THIS SEASONsV
_ ‘ Block Island, August 29th ..1 .. ”$1100
V’IIV‘heV place to get no at
The B Hershfield & Son Co.’ 5,
m. as}
111 WATER 8T
Luther M Wright
surtoss OEVAND DEALEVi-‘l 1N
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January ~‘I.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier as, East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every (lav. (except
Sunday). at. 1 mm. mi‘renil'ghtaooelv red
at Norwaik up. to i p.1n.
Norwaikutmlllm D. 111-, 1.1,; , .
Norwaik Steamboat (10
Mining J. Smith. , - c. colloquium
Losses.
'l. ..
'pwitsnio
STEAM . -
HOT our:
111115 ..
, GAS FITTING. I 1'
Tin. ShossV Tron, Copper
V: ,_ . “a. Zi“Q. w,
so South Main: Street,
a, .3
'. , at. vacuum
VV"1 113': ’ lmmfliwno
WMMIMA
1111111111
9i! 1.11 M 11.1.-
6011011111111911.~~
V ' 'Fadtortes Vaan Repentones—South Norwaik and Stamford.
am}? so. M11151. 11.011111. 115117
Horse Goods ’
a
and Sign Lettering
, _ . - TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
FVVOR FURNACE. '
ForV Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
‘V'LV’,V'
I‘LL
The Pans
. ,_ "33.36001 Main VSVtrest, South shunt.
Clean VV Sale oi Lathes Suits,
. L12” 1' 1. .'
'AsviweV 11.. not carryover or? V'Morcbsadlse
one we mark it down very low. Come and be confirmed.
1 . Sal d‘IBthh Sfoi’ésV?
hQr—flfl ~
Casts,
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
Jeddo and" on Company’s 13.1.1
Gross Creek and Upper Lehigh
No. 2 Nut 33 00 per Ton, delivered 111 cellar
(31.111. and Suit House
3111111,
1 1
419)“?!
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
mm... 117371311111. smitms
V .V 1‘ 1 V'L- \- '.VV.; V
i‘f' antral; 111st
.. 1 m , 1 1‘ up, .13, y.
, White Mountains, August {list
‘ Atlantic City, Aqunst Riot, ’ 1
.' 39 11111111 511.», Home
$24.00
.................. 22.0 t
Saratorea. VSepsi‘mbcr Till, 9 _o $26!”
.3. ...~.1,_;, ..... $15.00 to $19.00
For 1‘. cr'lptivc circular and tickets
call on, W. HARRIS at Depot, or 1rd
areas THE RECREATION TOURIST
Shoe Repairing.
VI’E‘1
13 N61 Manes on SCIENTIFIC
UNLEes 0 Na av us.
Monarch Re; .11." SVhV'Von,
, » 43 savMoNo or _ .-.- “
11111ch 4511 on pVosVrNa V
p
. 4—“. .......
Norwaik Hardware Ce
L 11.11069111121111015.
Celtics“ H6511, '
Garden Toots
LaWn Mowers
ll.‘_!l" Lu
lain General Hardware
Machine Work and m-Vumr Repair-
lug Promptly Atttudcd To. ' '
.—-——
Attendance all hours 'day and nigIIVL
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Moral Parlors in Connection.
[Ally Attendant. . , Till. PM.
Office and Residence.
84 80. MAIN 8.11, sou'tI-t NOQWALK
. .w‘u-w
C1tyNationalBa1H<
sou'rs nonwaclt, con
I
_OURPIV.U8 7ANRPROIFV‘I V V‘
-1" 3,111,191 "V'V
from one ses‘sonV to snotty
Mi“ 1151. so... in
ssfioitluck 1,1. MWAVEV. 5";
warned Helm-WWW
Eli will VV" VVVVVV
John 111.511er as“ retain-11
Jemim. Mswtn J. wsilVaos Marvin
christian Swsp'tsi Join Hutlght J
. till it: 11111.
'AccVomnrodatlons at
1;, 13.11.11.911. , 7.1.1311? 1' ‘,
I V ‘ V 'V ’0 VV
VVVVYO U IT , {until
VF-fi- ‘ :‘4 ' V
' EUVHV‘NV "V. MTHWQONrVMX.‘
Norwalk Chronicler