v
We. lasting monument to the memory of
\-
,_~ Wilfdelhlt‘an executive portion wilt
‘ , neuritic hit nutrition Ventures.
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nut! Flfilsule‘llcy‘. It
in to cos onto
colic. muwwmllmtm
ammonium»
1
Quilter on. Paro-
tin oPlcnlgnt. If; ,
“of“... WW
non9
‘uIt
It cutie Diarrhoea but! “Willi!
. finite. I relieves Teething Matthew
Donstipution ‘
.the
Stomp and Bowen. giving ealthy and nahriul
limp Ohitdicn’o mono Mother-in Emit . it «w:-
-. or. m
r
r Hlv
. myr
cunning c
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The (1 You Haie lluays Bought
ASTO . .
Wm the
sleep.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
'0. «mun ”I”. W Inns" ".3". IN ml “1‘
thintttttt hit
Ilillil’lilt Inn Hiili
Says ll Will be Permanent Residence
lor' All Future Generations
oi the Family
NEW YORK, Oct. 1t~—'rhut llll'S.‘
E. H. Harriman is determined not to,
drop the work of completing the Hur-
riman mansion on Tower Hill. at Al»
den, N. Y., begun by her husband.
was learned Monday.
Charles C. Tcgcthoff. who was
private secretary to Mr. Hurrhnnn. Is
authority for this‘ statement Thus
Mrs. Harrimnn “ill have established
\if Fl
by M r.
by his
her husband Other plans
similar nature contemplated
Harrlluim will be oxecutcd
widow. ‘
"‘A‘ny stetcmenix to thc effect that
the completion of the Hnitlnmu rcul
deuce on Tower Hill In to bc dolor-taco
or abandoned are erroneous.“ aaid
Ml”. Tesetlmi’l "i can no“ stoic
moat positively that the work at Top
or Hill will {£0 right on Mrs Hunt
min will complete the place and will
cnl‘l‘y otlf to the ictlt'i eve-r3 plan in
regard to the mansion which her hue
band had in mind.
“The completion of ”ill tnutmiou ni
Tower Hill will probably take two
years. But when completed the real
dance will be iuictl no u pcrnnibt-nt
home far the iiurrlmuh family. not
only for thin, but for all future gun-
ertttiana."
"Mr. F. (I Fritz. tint-ohm. .\'. Y.
wrlul: “My little girl who greatly
b ttod by. taking h‘oley'a ()rlno
Ll lye. and 1 think it is the bout
remedy for conutipittlon and livcr
life" Foley'irOrino intuitive in
m lily pleasant and effective. and citrus
hebltpal,. (lq‘lllllimtlw. lil'ltliitl Ilium
nutty pad .lI Baxter. N
W
FI'N'NON TO HELP MORIE.
Nllmt YORK. Oct. “WA pitlitlmi
Isklnuj’relideni Taft for clemency to
ward Charles W. Moron its being pre-
pared for circulation among prominent
b ' men and financier» of tho
«I6 .florvo'n littoruoyu are ntrivinlt
to hive the United Stator Supreme
can that him it new trial; but In
be lilo only man: of “Milo from the
unwound 15 vom' Immimnmnni re-A
"co-W illmiod‘ by the chili!" court of
Append!
'l'littpetition its now in‘ the bomb; of
carrier ‘15. carver, or thrown. one of
llorrficpounuf. Midi completed with
’ltlluli'nboweli Improvement today
It“! hi0 attack of illness in the 'I‘tunbtt
flow lilo physician said that he
on uttering from tumult” but prob
but: would recover In it tilitfrt time
“in. KILL! TWO RUOIMNI.
, ‘Ifr. ~Pil'l‘liflfllltl-fltl. mt. “wit
. ' the: ottbnrh. of the city
mantle ofltttp rotation 19h:
noun it won
otitu'r. calm his errant. the
m diminution! to mount it
MI! and a revolver The
_ dressed its inherent but It the
~< F’W' with ”I ”Wt
BAR Plfllll lilillllili
HFRIl [ll BliWS: llili FlillR
Collision Wlll‘t Cattle on Trolley Line
in Lonpmeadow
’l‘HOMPSONVILM‘I. Oct. Ii, As it
result of a collision bctwccn cur No.
:::‘.I of the Springfield Sin-ct Railway
(‘ompuny and u drOVc of cows in bong;
nttudow yesterday afternoon shortly
after 4 o'clock truflic over the line W'lbi
dcluycd two uud one-hull hours Hlltl
tour cows were killed. The rows were
owned in lmugmeatlow. Mass.
The car was running on what “is
known on the Lohgmeatiow linc and
was due at the stoic dine at 1:37
o'clock. it bud inst descended u hill
uht‘t'c h routl crossed ihc truck and
llit', man in charge of the lit‘l'il cf9
u-wa evidently did not notice the run
icly approaching cur. for llt' dim‘c Ihc
tilWB out onto the truck that in front
of the car. The car plowed through
Ihc hcrd. but wuu tliicbcd on u rcuult
of the collision. Two of the cows were.
killed outright and the othcr two were
so badly injured that it was ucccnsury
to kill ‘tbcm. But few ptmuvngcru
Help on the cur Until Ibo iill‘ could
lw rtipltit't‘tl on tltc rullo ibc lliilitii'li-
l;t rs were truuhfcrtctl uboui tho point
lltlfu one out to panther.
A\.
out... but
till Kiri lot lift) Alli): W?
Beers ital
signature of
’ d
STEAM!!! 0N GNU.” RIIF.
nuruorr, Mlch.. Oct. “it. i-A wire-
li‘itii tilhpuich from (lupinin A. a. Mac»
Illil)’. of» “in htcmnt-r City of (flow;
”mil to tho office horn of the lliilrtllt
nnd Clovclttud blue. reports that inilt
night while citroutc to Cleveland ho
uiuhtctl on (hobbit llccf tlcitr Pclcc
inland, it nonmet- with n gimp hull
and red stock which Willi apparently In
bud ithitilt‘. The tiiuputcb contained no
tllllitr dfilflllk. "
At the office. here of President
William Livingstone. of the hairs {lur-
riflrli' Auccintlcn.9 It In stated that the
trimmer unborn nh tlrithlht fleet is outt
of‘ the _A. M. Ilrudicy fleet. of Clover
land. It ht ihmighi to he the it. P.
Rummy. A not is Whiting at Atnilcrttt.
but. for orth-ru from the llmtllny office
to It) to the htcntnct'h «utterance. '
CLEVELAND. 0.. out. the-At the
office of tho A. M. llritdlcy (temptmy, it
ht announced that thc «trainer ashore
on Ilrithbu Reef In the (leorge Stone.
a wooden vessel of three. thousand
tons motel». commonilod by. Captain
Howell. airfow the accident decorum hi
not known: ; i .»
».. ;; ti W
if to with s m to it y
m- bmgr trbilhiv’eul’tldultcl‘llugil‘lfeulr
danger they would without Joe: of
time commence tattle; r‘oicy'a loom
hinted)! 'llltlu- mt remittance
optimal. Ir
or rncrlmlu disorder. Do not die
regard the «trip manhunt. living
tloll of tilt? order of “arbiter.
Induction address will‘ be given by H.
.Bradfordi P. Raymond. .9
Will“
Fruitful-It of mm n univer-
Opium til-hm: on him ,. .
‘vbmbmzw c t»
,umcnurowm 1Oct 14 -~'l‘iie lire-
firm for Ith'fi y'llllltallpllon of Dr. Wil-
hour It. Inuktitut“ brgaltlont of Wes-
‘eynn University on Narcoleptic“ do.
finite Mmttoduy wttltwthe ectopic
The
C: M. incubate, at Brooklyn, N. Y.,
,pr’tlsiaentvcrthe Board of Trudeau.
and President shanklia will make u re-
nuance. The addressfrom the faculty?
will be given by Prof Rice, from the
undergraduates; by Arthur 1‘. Vander-
bill. of Nevin-k N. J.. from the alum-
ni. by Dr. Stephen H. Ollu of New
York; and from the retiring president
Addressed will
be made in ‘drder by President Alli-uni
W.,..}larrls,' of Northwestern Untvero-
lily: no diploma 0! the clash of tho:
President Stryker. of Hamilton Col
loge, of which Dr. 8h nklin Is a grail
unto. by President ‘ . ’l‘. Hadley. of
Yale university. by United State- Sen
ator Elihu Root. of New York emolum-
nus of Hamilton College and 9Presl-
dent ’i‘aft. '
t'i‘he concluding address will be by
Dr; Shanklin. who will then confer the
green. The benediction will be. by
. Rt. Rev. C. B. Brewster. of the Epic
copai diocese of Connecticut: A
. luncheon in Fairwcathcr Gymnasium
‘ will follow the exercises
in Middle
ecx Theater.
~—A lnzy liver leads to chronic dye
whole system. Dean's Regulate (3!?
cents per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach cure constipation.
'BOOMJNG. CITIES.
Several cities ethrouxhout the Unit-
cd Sluice are telling of their pronperl
iy just now. and their stories make in-
tercsting reading. Hartford culls uitcn
lion to the fact that all its factories
uio working full time and some or or
time. that its building buainess in good
and that there is much prosperity
there at present The Bristol Press
says that few people realise ltow rapid-
iy Bristol and. adjoining territory to
crowing. them being, a surprising
tuuount of building going on there.
it aura that not only in lllli-l‘ll'llt‘ but
that theic is it decided train- in «minar-
once and a deluxe fot betterment till
along the line {This Is aluo true of
'l‘crrlvilic and Piuinviiic. A number of
other places might be enumerated
showing evidence of the pausing of the.
panic and the return of better timers.
it. is u mistake that the growth and
pmepcrlty of New iiritnlu Ill not act
forth as is done In many other cities.
In Hartford the Board of Tradovdoes
it. Many cities upuud large amounts
of money advertising themselves. and
it is undoubtedly it wise move for it
bringa returns in more ways than one.
~«-Now Britain Herald. u
l?
W
lt‘uley' a Honey and Tar clears the uh-
puusugcu. stops the irritation in the
throat another the inflamed mom.
brunch. and the most obstinate cough
dimppeats. Sore and inflamed lungs
urn healed and strengthened. and the
cold in expelled from the aystem Re
fuse on) but the genuine in the yellow
mousse. Bridge Pharmacy and F It
Rattler.
.WAIBH‘YNGTON; Oct. Mammals A.
Coolidge of Boston, formerly assistant
cometary of the treasury has been at
work for uomc time compiling and edit-
ing the memoirs of the late Senator
()rvilie ll. Plan of Connecticut. The
work in said to ho ulmuut completed
and tin curly publication in expected.
and it» early publication is extracted
Mrufloolidne won a clone friend of the
Connecticut cinnamon.
,Titeuact character of the work
which Mr. Coolidge has been engaged
on in. not. generally known. but it in
understood ., that tho Manchurian:
llplm had access to the journals and
torrenpondeucn of Senator Plait. so
that thotmsmoirs will doubtlesu be
rend with widen int-rout.
, when The PHILLIPINII
Col. Cotton who has been out to
hostile In behalf of Philli inc inter»
«sin and who I: fully point on what
the trade with the tslnndtt ll capable
.of being made will meet a. number
”the manufacturers of lit-id; tort oi
lpuut'tufu club in Britten rt this
in. no. lie will be accompanied by
“1"“!an to. J Hill who it“ per-
9 hint to atop over in Bridgeport
or
e purpose of telling our menu!
lure when they can put their sugar
in the mold purport and profit for Ill
unucornmi. collector Enos and Pull
Muster Marigold will be present also
tutti the coercion it expected to be one
of 3min i tilt to our industrial.
MW
The man who cut lIlltt defeat amour
fully will Ilualiy win a great victory
Wt: u99var w it to foil.
F. l llllli’l millilll
.it‘rtutit llW hustler. tho cutorprinlhu
dreamt. rather than await the, oral
ry methodtt of introduction. or
to limit Hewitt flu. in more it out till
the caveat coultlpttiuu and driven
limb: ill! ill. :olliliir 60c. brittle
“tiff (lit? ”In“?
llflin luring; F
ctr one and build- up time organs .
and are lit danger of bright ti dim ,
money to aim
mil titan“. Will
so as your it
ill“ digest: food entity
on there is cunttiptti‘tm.
». tits'eyen. tired I‘M
ifflilii
Impala and conutipation—~weakona the "l
WORKING ON SENATOR PLATT'SI’
role tut- their celebrated npccific for 9
Yours Midi“
‘ turtle
we are pp‘nvbli that tfllilt‘ I
on c it relieve. chill
on 1 uttgflF‘owchromc it‘uuty
we offer to furnish the
to ill
our expense I cold ii to ,il WW“
aptihtactory to hit:
99th eworue than usalét ti: .-.
oh the. 4
obit that in dankdrouti‘.‘
opstlpatloh is caused
of the uni-vets and musvléF
{large intestine or descendin‘
therefore tone “@9911de
t 650 or an
heulthicr‘ltcthityF depth,
The dishovet'y of the active
or put remedy invdlved the nhor’dr
tlltl worlds greptest rcaenrc pain.
hits As an active agent it bottle
the valuable qualities of the best
kntiwn intestinal tonics as well no he-
in; particularly pleasant and prompt
in its results.
We want you to try Renal! Order
lien on our recommendation. They,
the exceedingly pleasant to utke.bo~ :be
to; batch like candy and are ideal! pr
children delicate peruptia and all
tattle, as well as for the robust. rm.
act directly on the nerves‘ and nui‘sclet
of the bowels Thcv ttpparentlv have
u, neutral action on other associate
organs or glands They do no purge.
cpuue cpceesivo looseneh no create
any inconvenience whtfi‘ver. They
no me day or
. 9 battalion at any
pl . They will positively relieve
ch pic or habitual constipation if not
of purgichl variety. and the myriads of
MSI late at dependent chronic all-
their a. if taken with regularity for a
renewable length of time They come
ill two discs of packages 12 tablets.
Iii cents; 36 tablets. 25 cents. Sold in
South Norwsik only at our store.
Tug Rexnli Store. The Clifford Phar-
uracil Quittner & Cnnty *Props
intuit lilillllill
“
illG BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
This Woman and This Man. with
Minute Victorson in the lending role,
’t play written [p.99 Avery llopwood. un-
thor of' Clo cc. and which was pio-
duced art axluc Elliott Theatre
in New Yorkc ty laut winter with u
hood deal of concern will be seen at
Music Hull tonight. The company in
Minnie Vietnam in “This Woman and
This Man. ”
coming hcrc under the «canteen of
the Ponuuaus (‘ouncll of the Royal
NOBllllnl. who bnvc mtntnntecd them
it large sum of money to give the play
in our city The company carrier the
original New York production and the
poi-for lance will be a “moron Been
to the urgent citiu. tutu are on pole
at Wood'tt drug Itorc. and also at the
not (mine of Music Hall. and In the
lutndu of the moulberu of the council
in concoction with tho pluy Munncr
itlrby. owing to repented lt'qut'tllll has
tiucltlctl to product- the Isthmus Fly by
Night Mlnsirciu. which are tuttltini:
m9 b it hit at the bull tllitl week. 'i‘hlu
wil afford all who contemplate “cine
two the Royal Arcnnttm bottctlt an up.
immunity to on two untertnintueu-ut
'm- the price of onc.
«mm to... Ann outcome”.
mow illtvnN. Oct it» suction of
officer: and notion illltill curtain» pro
pitted chunut-u of tho conuiltution and
try-lawn were the chlcf ltumn of hurt
um before the dclugutcu to the four
Month annual ntatc convention of tho
Connecticut branch of the Klitg'u
linunhiero and Berna. when they met
cm The molt tmpumm of the to»
tbiuplstud change- provide that the
upcretnrli. recording uncut-v. li‘tllit
Ira-er executivl committee. a council
member end It only mercury than
tumult uncut” m and that the
filmil or the silver cm chapter
all It itidfiibfll'," the platinum
intent. Another ch u an ted it
that hereafter the butt unicorn
it by ballot. The outnbiiumont
vcr Grim Guglidr in
liont
no‘od upon will to Ml
mt tho tllilltlldi‘ uhnli intro nit
lt'ttfit also tttmhhm in good titanium.
it in chin ”commended that the minor
cll ntcntiwrh‘ 1.0mm shill! be For two
the years.
udw YOM'O tour allow.
NEW Ynitlt. (lot. if m'l‘he first
arrow of the. ileum when New
x99rlr early today It well only a print
orig. and Ihei linker melted norm
on they lentil-u. . 'f‘itc «interpretive
on «in Mm «with m.
t
‘ lo
unmet. m. not.
Witter titliltttim {Millie titliittillflii‘il
were wayiniu than by a number
3 who but , ‘ in he. friend.
Wilt T An: 9l99lv9i‘
Wilt
.blbiltnnutttptpa‘ea or the history of
juicer-icon. banality. will be unknown
' ,thlle t push the aviandld ‘work of:
implode lhttlmlllutlun that every|
or.
bi
titration villa“ r
rll out - f”
“it .,
ir lgtesgl d Flinn en theho Fly
tend to make constt'p FW.‘ 9
”Entities, their in; ‘ ‘
'qu ,lepect permanent relief yogi:
,. t.
9 A
(”c.3110 .
H“ ‘
TWO “alumnae hummer“ u 9
M unheard-o I
Stat. Aiding Parent. of Children .Ih
Oftiifll Irflwfhl Mm“ Citlzonlitlp.‘
.Efdlditl‘ lotionhoite of the blackout
htthin the have quarter century It null
thinking mounds of» the United States
refund no one well advanced. 'i‘lml
time has coin. when the nation do
it t :o y lithe
no .
momwv‘th'ulrl to
ruin! uwardi 9
children
hips to worm
t,‘n’pry school a ‘itvu‘tt discussed
,t yby a child] at committee in
, ywhich Is an bdtiamui beaten"
try foreman 0 ed such relief
e ground that t Would forever
lite the beneficiaries and their
ice. and cause them to lose curate
3 their acquaintances.
tho has proved how devoid of com-
tangerine is this attitude of false
to. This state directs its Board or
tcation. upon recommendatimr of
tuant officers. to furnish. In cases of
poverty. text-books free of charge to
children of compulsm-y school age.
and also to provide the families or
til the children are legally qualified
. to earn money. The low (oxcrlng such
. canes contains a statement to the of
‘ftlct. that no child shall he. tousideiéd
by tieciuied n pauper by r neon of
inch relief. For instance it twelve-
.yemold l)()\ whose mother becomcsn
widow Is not permitted to leave school
and thereby- mid to his handicap of Ii.
literacy. A regular amount of money
wgenerally equal to the boy' is earning
capacity-win paid to the mother otlt
of the continent funds of the school
Suppose a neighbor token the view
that the widow in utcepting charity
and is‘ correspondingly patronizing.
’Six years so by. and llli' boy who has
been earning money legally for a year
or two, wants to go to college. He
pauses his examinations. for which he
has been- prepatiug, and he obtains a
scholarship. The neighbor marvels at
his goodluckpund hug no thought that
again the but may be ncccptimz char-
flty At twelve the hm ia humiliated
Ind at eighteen cnrlcw for tho statue
thing-401" accepting from the state
aid whlth \till chublc him to obtain
an education!
Clearly this confusion of Mona is
absurd. it should be no more of u dis~
:rncc to accept the illt‘llllti by which
it Is possible to obtain tuition than it
is to accept the tuition.«'i‘hc Donlgm
yr for. November.
childron Cry
FOR FLEIGIIER'S
C A S T O R I A
FIRST GOOD FROST CHEERS
HUNTERS.
With the first heavy trout this week.
Ind with a period of crisp cm! weather
ahead. Norwnik hunter: and small
ooysiodny prepared for the first good
urptinz‘ and chestuutlng of the your,
Fire unusually warm weather of the
last few weeks has kcpt the woods
hick with heavy foliage which has
nude hunting a diftlcnlt proposition.
To "start" I quail or partridge was to
simply lose it in the thick brush. and
Illt‘ wluc hunters have been holding oil
until (mat and cold weather til'iOOli
the trees and sltrubbcry fairly burn.
Tuesday nighl'n frost was the first real
trout of the fall. although thcrc have
"teen two or three other light ouch.
tad the temperatures went down to 37.
miy 'l degrcca nbovo freezing during
he night. This helped to unitxmcu thc
phage and it continuance of cool
weather with it litic wind iillnlllil put
the woodu in fair uhapc for the sports-
non.
(lump in reported prctty plentiful by
the hunteru who author at the gun
stores to talk over the prospccta for
mod uhooilng,
WIRELEBB FROM BTEAMER M0-
Mus.
NEW (’ililJCANl-l. tlct. l‘.“ Vi‘irt-lcun
”Immune from the Morgan Line utcam~
cr Mtiflllitl. bound from New York to
Vow Orleans. were picked up here to-
day. The Mount: rhpnrtn nil liltillt‘fl
[on well anti vwili dock on time this
afternoon.
web}. on M comm
till-ii n and line your mm
m‘ duplicated. no nutter
littmody Free. A F . A" ‘-
M9 .1 t .9...
9. .
I Will Mail FREE To Anyone Suf-
luring From Rheutimtisvrf. Gout.
Lumbago. Sciatica (Who Will I
:. Enclose Thl‘ili pdyortlpemontij
hill In if n;
m... Illuminati Hamil fin.
My Remedy has actually cured men and women seventy and eighty years
of age—some were so decrepit that they could not even dress themselves. To
introduce this great remedy l intend to give fifty thousand 50 cent boxes away,
and every suffering reader of this paper is courteous Invited to write for one
No money is asked for this 50 cent boa: neither now her later. and If altervmrds
more is wanted twill furnish It to sufferers at a innocent. I to pd this remedy
l by a fortunate chance while an imalld from rheumatism mtg since It cured
me. it has been a blessing to thousands of other persons. Don‘t be sceptical
l
, .
such children with necessary relief mgonwtnber the first .30 cent box is absolutely free. This is an internal remedy
which goes after the cause of the trouble. and when the cause of rheumatietn is
removed have no fear of deformities. Rheumatism in time will affect the
heart so do not trifle with this merciless affliction. Address, encloslilz this
-.,adv JOHN A SMITH 5312 Smith Bldg" Milwaukee. W18. . -,
......_:=—.
SCARLET FEVER IN ANSONIA. MARRIAGE: MAKES WOMAN CITI-
ANSONlA. Oct. 14. ——~ Secretary ZEN; WILL MAKE BROTHER
Townsend (if the State Board of c.1125". 1009
Health. and County Health Officer
Houdley. of New Haven. visited An
acute yesterday to conrer‘witb local
health authorities regarding the scan
let fever situation. Twenty-one cases
of the disease have been reported
within the past two weeks with two
deaths. and strict quarantine. twice a
For the unit time In the history of
Fairfleid County a woman will appear
as a witngas for an applicant for cit-
izen papers before an. assistant Unit-
ed .Staiesv attorney Tuesday morning,
The woman is
in the Superior Court.
Mrs; Hanny C. Paulson, of New Brit-
ain. who is a witnesafor her brother.
flohu August Carlson. of Bridgeport.
The law required that the applicant
must have two witneuses, both cltl
zoos. who have known the applicant
for five years as a resident of this
conntrv. Carlson mold obtain his
brother-ln-luw, Louis Pauison. but an-
other he could not find. until the clerk
informed him that his sister was also
Nothing else Is as safe and available as She is the wife of n citi-
eertuln in results, Ethic ”primacy zen of the United States, and there
’ - ttbre a citizen. ... .-
waclt medical inspection and other
lllcflsilmfi designed to star tile spread
of the malady were determined upon.
BOTH aovs SAVED.’
Louis Noon, :1 leading merchant of
Norway. Mich. writes: “Three bot
ties of Foley's Honey and Tar obso-
lutelv cured my boy of n severe cough.
and a neighbors boy, who was so ill
with n cold that the doctors gave him
up, was cured by taking Foley 3 Honey
and Tar. "
i‘ not. ‘I ’r;
We guarantee to pave. ration) 1-2 to
i
* [WWW “t on t.
‘.~ '. MI? 1 ply
0N OFJR STOCK
ct Git- Fixtures. ltluntibs. :ditiiittlt uhd'hnrnem
Porcelain Euntnoled bulb and Foot Tubs. Immun-
iev. (Illinois and Nickel Fittings.
If you are to Iowa a home built or wish to improve
, the present nhmicdhc luck we Milt you to moire will
prove, very profitable. .
,9 We turnip , hill intitot‘iuitr—wiiml do the work well
‘7"; 9197 WALL STREET.
FiblfldA‘OLK. 900”"
aft a. it a» it ta‘» a
‘ ill at a mm
7 figure tit or four
Fleets on Tim,» 9 .
Norwalk Chronicler