it“
uMflVIlk People How Pound
That This is True.
*
I'ANIID'FI‘MM wrench.
cause him the kidneys.
' ethos o often Ioilow,
= Tim‘l‘ihflgfii the it (no
snowman», 1,
“flags!!! 1'. 1‘. I try
weakness of
in! 02 languor
ginning remedies
i n to
Pills pnfirfid ut
They wont to
. spot where they were needed
‘ Manly relieved the of that lesi-
ankuor, but also regulated the
ol‘lilo kidney secroliu‘os
orgasm say too much in their pruise.
ii'or sale by oil ‘dealers. Price 50
, ., Poster-Mllburu Co. Buffalo.
at York, sole agents for the United
ea. " ‘
Myth er.
”MANCHESTER, SCDL 19.——- "he wage
dumb}? between the employers and the
pollen operatives has rid? reached a
1militarism, nrrd it is now certain that
jcrlty of the mills will not open
Monday The card numbers are
- n'eonsuitation, but up to noon to-
o oomruunicnilon had passed be-
them and the empioyersf leder-
‘ All, arrangements have been com
tried for the outing of the Phoenix
Company, or Norwalk, which
finished bold tomorrow The trip will
he Gollelgo Point, I... l..0il
i'flfillbil’lvr ‘
. .1; ill.
b missiles-
” mknomnéulnmwmmmyskouobls
'Siiiiiiii
That's fit for Fishing 50.3."- he
‘ ll '1? fdund 8P}
HARDWARE.
111r wasnme‘rou 1mm.
‘ '11., 1 'iihono on. .
r,-, i
l-Vv flu
‘ GAgHEAJ’ED FLAT IRON,
set Qaa use and Asbestos
regular prl
:kmg placed a large order with
niri‘octurers of this nun; We are
.to make this extraordinary
Iron is finely finished and
plated. Be sure and take ad‘-
'"tuifo. Gas
South Hawaii! people rely on .
member the name—spoonsA-and‘
0'01 ‘M’at', FQR 01.50. inst hr}? . 1 .
an";
THE WOLF. ,
”Beverm DeDeyn is playing the lead-
roie or Jules Beaubleu Miss Ms-
be 10‘ Estelle Hilda. while others are
played by Henry Duxgsn, George 0.
Nichola,.i hullilee and Frank Dee.
in“ The. 112.11.11.11". be use at.
traction at lioyt'a Theatre ’his even
ins.
I—uu-fi-sa-«l'
"' , 'i‘iiit‘ DEVIL 1 ~
The Morning Telekraph, the recog-
nized therrtrlc'ul authority of America.
says that the five most, successful
pluys of the decade are: “The Lion
round the Mouse " "Paid in Full." “The
Merry Widow,” “The Man of the
Hour" and "The Devil.” The last
named play is booked in this city, at
lloyt's Theatre, September 24
MUSIC HALL VAUDEVIIILE.
Another large audience last night
witnessed the excellent vaudeville
now being presented at Music Hull,
and their g‘orous applause attested
to the pop rlty of refined and clean
vaudeville. Another excellent bill has
been arranged for nest week. and the
various artists who are t'o appear will
be found in Monday s adv ‘ .
W .
ADVERTIOED LKTTEBI.
The [Chewing letters remain uncall-
ed m at the touowlss DOMiiiccs tor
the current west.‘
“ 311th Norwalk.
M’iliium llrlttorr, 106 South St.
Mlssflllyin llr'owu, llell island.
Miss Mary A. Chlclrcstcr, it. h‘. D. 37.
Horace Ger] (2).
Ralph Decker.
Mrs. Hattie Horn (2).
Hans Jacobson.
Mrs. D. Knight.
floscplry KosrnI-tlck, R. R. place. 1
Mrs. H. Mch‘ar'lnrrtl. care Mrs. Moth-
ers.
nett.
William Scott.
Mrs. C. Selzrr.
E. E, CROWE, I'. M.
Norwaik.
.The Atlantic Screw Co.
M 'l‘yler ilrowni
Dorothy Deenuu.‘
Mrs. George Wnrner, Chestnut ilill.
13.8 KEITH: P. M.
Hotel Mahackemo
41R. coiludli. its},
Service and Cuisine Up to Deto-
Rstes $2 per day and upwards.
flock and General information Ticker
...—o..—
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
rsL. GALI- yes,
it
“::LA‘;_1 ‘
iiorace E. Dann 8: Son,
1 1145 wormnm-Ik. ...: .
healer-Estate and
‘ Insurance.
w.” ms 3.11.1.1" aoeags- burnin-
in Income producing property that
Inuit nitrous ui vsl'uo who tho ".qu
growth of the town. '
We are carrying a fit“ line ct
.13 :‘5 Eledtric Fans. " '
1 .
Elem: Co.
3.. .u WASHINGTON ornssv.
“Larson; sis-s.
J I
'7..:. 11": “not *w 11
n
- f‘r‘ml ‘i it".
MVID w. n11 moan.
'10 m Mn.0#i%h| lozelk
ones. so him
1 Jrolopiiono' at house. ”I. -
' foreshadowing}
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31' sessions: $411.7».
’ cilia-ll ’
afinalise-I-
‘ E A wag
Lit: ‘1
j...
A
11'2“ euros
uses; I 0
all
Mrs. Louis McGeguu, cure Mrs. Bun- "
’ school has been compelled to return
. home owing to ill health.
'il. Merl-gold. It party or his friends in
' ’0, Bridgeport;
' Neuleun, Bridgeport;
I
..
1
1,
Nor-walk Methodirt Chirrchi will hold
our ice in t eiln on C a tumor w_
sftti’rnool‘r a 3: 3t) ociocitl” (0
W
James' Batch, the Dar-ion grocery
rum}. is having II new root out on his
icnce here by Den Tompkins, the
icbutraolor. <
Miss lrone Glover is spending alien;
days with relaiIVQuiu Mt Vernoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, of
llridgoport,1vho have been spending
u few days with Charles Johnson.
have returned limo. ‘
W 7
Mrs. Charles Macomber and daugh-
tor ilelon have gone to Arlington, N.
.i.. to spen "ll days with irer
i
hurls.
Miss Bessie Taylor has returned to
her school. duties in New York.
-
Large numbers from this town at
Rulston & 'St. John have been award-
ed the contract to build the new house
belonging to Eugene McKenna. ‘
.Cor'nelius Kemper is sullerlng with
blood poison in his hand, the result of
u slight out several weeks ago.
Over $1,200 was realized at. the
iulr given two weeks by the young
people of the Church of the Assump-
tlon.
Mr, and Mrs. James Lees, who have
been traveling the past summer
through Europe, are on their way
borne.
Miss Jullu Adums, who left town
recently for Marian. N. Y.. where she
luls n position as teacher in the High
Some mischievous person or per-
sons broke down and curried uwuy
iboiiuitud Stutes mail box belonging to
Charles lluluerberg. in Greens Farms
Mouduy night. This is the second time
rho box urns been turnpercd with the
post your. ’ "
MARIGOLD SURPRISE!) ON 50TH
BIRTHDAY. _
Bruno IPORT, Sept. ‘ 19.——ln honor
of the 50th birthday of Postmaster W.
this city arranged a pleasant surprise
for him atitho Seaside Outing Club.
idst night. Postmaster Marigold was
summoned from New York by t-ele.‘
gram and, hastening to the. city, lie-
w'us turried to the club. believing
‘hpre was some important political
onieruncc contemplated A banquet
was served in his honor. und during
:he post prandlul exercises Judge oi.
Probate E.’ P. Ncbha presented hinr’
With a handsome diamond sear! pin.
in ..the'purty were Mayor Lee, Judge
Nouns, J edge Pullman. 'HOilL'Hr C. titer
reason, Sidney 'N.‘ incitWood, George
P. MoCnriiiy. A.'M. Wooster, William
l'ireaion, Dr. D. M. Trecurtin, William,
1‘. Meyer and John Smith, or the
Probate court. P. C. Mullins was un-
nble to attend, but sent u huge bou-
quot.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackomo—«L. R. liurlbutt. Wli~
ton; George Wright. Waterbury; (i.
'-\. Crundnii, Rochester; S. C. linrnum,
New Haven; M. .i. Jordun, ii. Funnel-
Alex. Shorrlugor. New
Haven; C1 A. Dwight. C. L. Wilson,
11. 1A. Libby, llurttord; ll. M. Gail.
flostoh; John Fielding, Nomton; R.
L. Sembor, J. A.
Chase. J. A. Walkley, H. F. Franklin,
P; S. llerge. Jr., W. A. llaupt, R. 8.,
Jlmstead, New York.
Clifford—'1‘. Thorpe, C. L. Weed,
Mrs. F G. Fischer and family, New
York; B. ll. i-lowrwn Sarntogu; in. A.
WarwickT E. D. W.nrreu A Morris.
Boston; T..H Bristol], W. R. Koo, New
llrltnlu; E. W. Murphey, Newark.
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The Clifford
publish! bill-ins. , ..
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. In.
Sunday olnnord a fipoeialty.
Dinnor Parties ‘s‘nd' ‘Bsr’i‘suoto.
Oollcltsd. 4
' ’ Piop rlator " ‘ ‘3 -
'i‘sloplrons ”A
1.1.
ll»:
,‘”“"i'
1.: . .. .
ifefumogguugn of
9A1
\v-a
1711'. ”or,“
m 1
«retro , g by 5 one stoves
all? Ranges. migrai- till-Z} hu red sold
in the last. three years. and every, use
chaser more than pleased. who see
not taking any chances when
Whigs to refund your 'money after a
month's trial.
Rev Saul o. Curtlcsfioi the South
tended the (ireuileld liill trib- thls day morning clues meeting, led by F.
week. , ii. liediont, 9:30. Sunday school. 12
' »m. Epworth League devotional ser-
. iliuplroll d"
. sures.
, and Phillis White.
'- 10:30 a. In.. rfiorniug prayer and ser~ -.
‘ morn; 12 m. Sundayschooi:
' mi, evening,r prayer and sermon.
‘~ Holy Communion iii 10 a. m. *
'tcn Werner: rector—4PM fourteenth
I 'Su'nday'efter ’l‘rluity.
' mid ‘tli‘nt evouirnz‘prsyer is said again '
. hit Sunduys at‘ 4:30 o‘clock: --'l‘ho rec-
toi' is'hack i'rom lris'vocotlon; and the -
. without delay. Mcndny, St. Matthew's
. the German inugunge’in the chapel lri' ,
llev. '
. to be put in use ‘ilvltliln trio weeks
' s.
w‘!fi .
pli‘sopnl Church,
meet-
Damn" Methodist
ul 0 Curtlos pastor-film
ins, 0:80 a m.; or‘ship, with preach-
'rlng.10:30 IL i., Biblellohiioi. 12 Ill.
Epwcrth League prayer service, 6: 20
ii or.:'worshtp, with prom" no 7:301
(1,111. Tuesday, class option,
or. Thursday prayer'lllriiina’i .
In. The musical sol
ribw will be a low: Mornins
Prehlds, Otterlolrs n'i}. Lelebure-
Welir,’ aritlfeul.’ “i uglit the Lord,"
Stevenson; ulterior” soprano solo,
"My Redeemer and my Lord" (D.
lluokl,‘ Miss 'J'ohnaon; ‘POst‘ilItis in in
list. Lerman.’ ldvo ong: Prelude. lier-
ceuse, {ram ".i y'n," ‘wlth‘ violin,
Godard; nuthcm, "The earth is the.
Lord's," llr-own;. oi‘ler'tory. anthem.
“Abide with me," Lincoln: conirulto
solo. "The day is ended and evening
hymn," with violin obligate (llartictti.
Miss Del’ierne; posilude, ' March,
Denis. \ '
Norwaik Methodist Church, Fraud 1).
Torrey. rmsior-Mornlug worship,
10:80, with sermon by'tho pastor; sub’
incl; “erat a Christian liloy lie.” Slur-
vlcc. 0:30 p. m; topitn "Christ the
Lord of Our intellect”: the meeting
will be in charge of the World Evan-
geiism Committee. ’ Evening Worship.
7:30: the pastor will preach on ““l‘he
School for Decision " the second nor
their in ‘the series on “(lod' s Training
School for Men" Tuesday 7:45 p..
In., class meeting led by F. 'l‘. Rusooe.
Wedmsdzty, 8 p m. the orsuliizfitlon
of f! chapter of the Methodist i’lrother-
hood; 'ull of the men oi' the' church
.md congregation are given it cordial
invitation to be present.‘ Thursday.
7:45 p. m., prayer service; topic. “The
First General Conference ' of the
Church." Music for tomorrow: ‘Mo‘rn
lug: Prelude. Oi‘i‘ertblre in' E lint.
Faulkes; nuihcm, "lt'utlior i know Thy
ways are just," Sudds; ofter'lory, Invm
urtlrem, “Slug Aileiulzr forth," Buck;
soio."'l1eud kindly light" (Shep rd).
\rir. ilirst; posilude in it flat, iis liar.
Knight Street A M. is“ Church". Roi.
William St. A. Lvirch, ll. 1)., photorJi
Quarterly meeting during the day. Rev.
William ll. llurrcll, D. li.. presiding
'lder, in charge. Lost from, 10: 30 n.
59.; preaching 3:30 and 7. 45 p In.
my ltev. Mr ilurrell. Pruvcr meeting
Ind eluss meeting Tucsdu1.YounI_:
[rooples social ut tho‘churclr, Thurs
'luy evening. Allurc‘cortiiully invited.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South' Norwalit r. Congregational
Church, Charles S. Mncinriunrl, pastor
«Public worship at 1‘02th :1. m.. the
'Iulplt belug‘orcuplerl by llev. James
i. Merrill. 0.1).. of Nashville, Tenn.
iible school. including 'ull Ilcpnrt
mouth, at 12 o‘clock.
First Congregational Churchn Nor
yalk, George J). Egbert, postqp Morn—
ng service at 10:10; preuching by the
luster. Silmlu1 {so uni ut l".1i- Five-
ling service at 7: 'l: the second in the
cries “A Summer's Reading" —-"'l‘he
Woding O’t," ‘ M..rs Alexander.
l‘hursday owning ”heroics: at 8; sub
:,ect "About Jeremiah." The musical
rmgrum for tomorrow will' be
.3 follows: Morning: Prelude.
‘rriermezzo from 7th Sonutu. A. Guil-
uhnt; sopruno solo, “The Lord is my
(requested) 8. ledli‘: rosl
rouse, “Cast thy burden upon the
Xind.’ F. Mendelssohn, quartet,-
nine to my heart Lord Jesus," PA Am
prose; Postlude in 0 Book i..
1iely.E1euing: Prelude, rrice in
il-flat. W. E. Ashurull; quurtet, "(1
Paradise," A. (leibI-l: quartet, “There
is n holy city." ll. ll. Shelley: post
iude, Solemn March. w. FaulkI-s.
BAPTlBT.
Norwrrlk Baptist Church, ilev, De-
Witt T. Vnn Doreu pnetor- -—Mornlug
prayer meeting at. 10 o'clock; morn
lug service (It. 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday
chool lit 12 In.: evening service at
1:30. conducted by the ii. Y. P. U. so
niety. Thursday evening prayer meet
ing st 7 30
(iruce l'lupiisi Church, J. lddwurd
Ilarris. poster—4] n. In.. prayer and
praise service; ‘:l 30 p. m., sacred con
cert; 6: 45 p m.. it. Y. P. 1).; 7:45 p
m., preuching; subiect, Heavenly Tren-
Weducsduy evening, Union
Lyceum. Thursdm owning. pruwr
rueetirfl, led by Deucou M 'l.‘ iluglm
Yesterday's Amorlcdn League Results.
8‘51 Louis 2 Philhdelphla i tiim'
some)“ at. uls 5. Philadelphia 4
(second game
Chicago 1, Washington 0.
Cleveland 2, Boston 1.
New York 5. Detroit l.
p, Yootorday's National League Results. .
i first
(see-
New York 7, Pillsburg 0
game); New York 12; Pittsburgi
and genre). ' ‘
Cincinnati 13. Boston 6.
Bt.i1ouis i. Brookly’n 2 (first game):
brookiyn 3.8t,l1011ls 0 (second game)
l’lrilutlelphih 2, Chicago 1 {10‘ in
nings). '
THE DANBUI‘Y, FAIR CATTLE
: 1 SHOW. l~ \
Tuesday and Wednesday. October ti
‘und 7, (In; oiliclully known as “Cattle
Dflyfi." but all premium animals in the
runny clnsses are kept on exhibition
the entire week. The rattle show at
“the Duubury Fair is' the gathering
'-Ilu(e oi’ the prize winners of the lead-
llg fulrs or New York and New Eng-
land. it is at this grout iulr that the
different individuals and herds try corr~
clusiona with each other for the dual
championship of theirclass.
bury Fair is'lreld latest in the year or
oil the prominent fairs oi the northern
slates and the owners oi’ blooded
stock value it blue ribbon from this
institution highly. us it represents pre-
miorship Competition is always In on
uud lllll‘ rest never inns Men who seek
to lmprovet t-heir herds (an always find
the best in each breed ut this fair. The
Initle ore Iurei'uliy cured for (it Dan
bury. permanent sanitary show burns
and free héy and straw being pr ovld
ed. Nine of the twenty classes urn
judged Tuebduy and eleven Wednes-
duly: Entries close with 'G. M. Ruudlu,
eretury, Dunbury, Conn, Tuesduy.
8101. 29th. The fair is held the Work
of October 51h.
...——
WEEKLY NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ration, Jules "Therese: ‘ allude. . _ .
Mnrcho llerolqrre Spoor. lrlfigé'nliinr‘5 The Department of Commerce and
Prelude. Murcho 'Nuptiule. Cnll'norts: "11"“ sends the allowing under (into
1 his and Fog signals,
(Jonocticut: Bradford Reef Gus Buoy.
No.10 BR. ug'uru 31 :1 Gus Buoy
painted red, and showing a fixed white
light during perimls or 31,4, shrouds.
separated by eclipses 0! 71,9 set'oiulr
duration was eslublislred. iii 411 rot or
water. nit the south side of llrnni'ord'
ileel. Long island Sound.
Brunlord Reel: linemi, 0 degrees, 00
minutes (N). ' , \
Two-Tree land, right tnugcut,
degrees, 00 In rrutes (Nit) by F) iii. El.
Southwest Ledge. 'nght-l-lnuse, 293
degrees, 30 minutes (WNW).
The gas i1u0y will be tukI-n up dur-‘
lug the winter and the slutiou will be
marked by a 2d- class spur, of the Sillllo
color and number, kept in position all
the veur.i
of" Sept. llilr.
65
“0‘11 .LI, 1
Squats Whip Glass
Fruit -j ills
Look "nicer.
clean sealer,
fl "HIJI
Bluo Glass;
Wall Papers
Crockery, glassware, Hmrsstunlsh-
lug Goods. '
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers. ‘
Plates, etc.
Paintsra’ Buppiiso.
Good mdy'mlxed Point. 81.85 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
[00. '
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decoration.
We give she a. a H. drain ms ?
Inn salons. Aslt for thorn.
L. s. broken,
8? Wsohlnmn street.
7:30 p.
Mon-
tiny; St: Matthew’s Day, celebration oi
Grace C‘hnrcb, the Rev. .lmncs.Be11- I
The celebration ’
~ 1}." can.
EPISCOPAL'. ~ ‘9 1. 1..- 115111111“ 1 1 morons.
Trinity Church, ii. A. Linwood Sudt~ ,1, r .11.. \ 1,1
.' ier. rector-Al ‘u. m.. Holy Communion; \A '
of thc‘JII'OIy' Communion nt 8 oioloek:
Blinds}: school'ut noon: mission firm i
- day sobobl at ilrond River at 3 o 'clock:
evening prmer II! 1:30. Attention is'
1, hailed to the fact that the Sunday '
schools of tho pnrish resume their
sesaldris tomorrow lit the penal hours.
work 01’ the parish will be resumed
Day, there will be It celebration of the
Holy Communion st 9230:?“ ‘
W,
- EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. .
lliive‘1ng'oiit3al Lutheran—Preaching in
North Main street, at 7. 30 p m
C. F. ltlttruunn, Stamford: pastor.
~.211...—
'800TLAND DAM COMPLETED.
SCOTLAND. Count, kept it) —'ilhe
big dam ivhich has pooh under 'cnh-
siructio'n here for the. East your for the
Uhcas Power Conrp or Norwruh. is
nearing completion is expected
The power- plum is completed, mid
ready ibr operation and the feed wit
to Norwich, ten runes swny. hate hes
house and dam be given employmeni ‘-
‘ " sown
. l1
i0 bNWXi't'n fliur and five hundred men
for the past year. . ‘ “"i
I
rooming prayer'nnd sermon at 10:30: -
sftruns The building or the power r;
PLUMBING' -
STEAM.
abs Words
AN D
G 111111111.»
The Dan-f
pack ,
closer than the Old Fashioned ~Pound .
SOUTH NORWALK. '
(lcr'wrar DIparlmeul.
hose supporters.
lace or tilllll'Ulilt ry.
lfOllS
1'.
fashion publiralions.
.’
lion.
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1&1
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1.37.1; :fizi
tr' ~51“
”from
ml!- fii
YARD PERM
3P
“3*,
{101“ J 1
smooth merino.
1&1th
"a “W” MW
1 my. "to
lllc new
some of the late models of cxtrclrle length have a soft cloth
extrusion over the hips which is‘ireld firmly in place by the
This allows ,rcetloru of urotion and is
coririortalfle for the wearer.
null rrrmlr 1"~uritly to suit all ice
The De Bcvoise Brasslerolis liked by wormu who
wear closely fitting tailored gowns.
for those of lull i'rgurts, anti giv
then or sLt alone cannot supply l
The La Grccque Garments are combinations of (Ol‘St‘i
cover and urnlcrskirt, very (lairltil) made of uuinsook and
Of course everyone knows
is in silk, and this beautiful god 5 is cotton and mercerized
in the yarn. llrc cord is veryrlreavy and the finish 15 lus—
i111; ‘
ONE OF THE MOST POPUP AR GARMENTS FOR THE
[ SQN 18
WE HAVESPPCPEIPED A
POPULAR pierces 1k STAPLE c LORS.
.White, Grey and Cardinal ,‘ at . . . . . . . . .
finds, ! “in ’
.‘5 'p'
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Underwear for l‘lew Gowns
Corsets for llircctoirc goers are a. feature in the Un—
st are 18 inches long, and
Tlmo are numerous models
es
it 15 especially suitable
as u gracc‘of outline which
Comfort is the keynote of lill undergarments this sea-
son, and the few plLCCS that the woman of fashion 11ill
11car,muy be 1cry fine and lrau‘dsonre.
.r ‘1'."l
Cotton 83 ugaline
Center aisle, main floor.
how handsome Berrgalinc
in black, sky blue; lotus lll‘lC, brown and pink.
27 inches wide. 35c 21 yard.
For house and school dressl's
Wash Lioutl. Section.
1
o
The October Designer
I makes its appearance in lrcw and splendid form, of a
size to correspond 11iilr the fogrlnost l‘reuclr and Arrrcricau
Larger a
interesting news of Autumn in
Price 1°C, at the l‘r'a'itcrn Counter.
rid better than ever, full of
rd Winter styles.
.——-———
1
Exhibit of new BroadclotlIs at the Dress Goods Sec—
1;;1' {n‘
GOOD ASSORTMENT
.......$a.oe.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at. ..,-". . . . . . $2.50.
White, Grey and Cardinal ,l at ...... . .... ...$3.oc.
White, grey and Cardinal,‘ at . . ..... ”.5400,
White, Grey and Cardinal. art . . .. .’. . . “do... "05.69., 1
new Styles Neckwiar or Saturday so
A. Dicks
84 Washington S 'si‘hm Norwalk.
1.1
.....Eyer. irm'
-" ’l‘i‘» or.
to 21 Pairs".-
no.1. PE".- 46.3.
1:, ,. ' ,,,
delights, ordinary and cation-
Minuet...
rfim 1133; 1"“ L‘ii'wflfl'\.-”
Norwalk Chronicler