PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
every pumhm.
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Padtry
51 Washington Street.
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Tornado insurance
(let I piano Certificate with
b will coat
F A. LANE
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EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
DZ-D—Newa Department
92-3—Buelnele Department
44 -Branch Office. No‘rwalk
390 -—Edltor'I Reaidence
Tats—city Editor'e Reaidence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and
sota southeastward to Georgia,
causing pleasant weather with
temperatures in all districts east of
Freezing tem-
peratures were reported as far south
as Jacksonville. Fla. The temperature
is rising slowly west of the Mississippi
A disturbance is central this
morning near Denver, Colo. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
and not. much change in temperature.
the Rocky Mountains.
,river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature: Loww20;
(llcur.
m
-—Plctures framed and
form. H. A. ’l‘illy,.
utreet, upstairs.
in
An anniversary mass will be colo-
for the
late Mrs. Bernard Reynolds, at St.
brated, Saturday, at, ii a. m.,
Mary's Church.
~(lrund opening of our great Holl-
(lny stocks tomorrow. The entire slow
turned into one grand liolidny llazar.
C. J. Mintz & Co.
The Board of omcm~s' Association,
will
meet at the stale ui‘mouy, New Lou-
Coaat Artillery Corps, C. N. (1.,
(ion, at 8:20 tonight.
-Xmas Gifts at O'llricn'a.
There will be a. Service
night at 7:30 o’clock.
11. Hawaii will preach.
*4 Florida. Oranges. iii for
Lawton & Co.
Kubosa Eucnmpnn-nt, No. ll, 1. 0. O.
F., met last night and nominated Hill
The, cloc
corn for the ensuing term.
tion will be held on tho 2:1rd. inst.
”Boys' Cups, lloyu' l‘ups.
'l‘ho barge l’ottsvillo.
with a load of tool for
it Company.
—-0penlng of 'l‘oyluud
Wonders in toys.
night.
“Sausage, 140 it».
Market.
The Rev. B. B. Carpenter. who wait
taken with an acute attack of indi-
gentlon early in the week, has now re»
covered and will occupy bin pulpit at
Church
the South Norwaik nuptial.
Sunday as customary.
—~itod Onions, 280 pic; Si hu.
Lawton & Co.
One game was played last night in
the pool tournament of the South Nor
walk Fire Police. Einout (iron of floor.
'l‘liouutu
Wright, 60, by tho acorn of 7i”. to ill.
William Boothby uctcd at! referee and
75 was victoriouu oVor
Fred Bchuub as scorer.
-~-Tako u look in the window at the
New York Market before buying your
A Xmuu pnranui to
tlunduy dinner.
every customer tomorrow.
The Rev. If. B. Seymour, who won
at Trinity Church luat Sunday. will of
ilouidm
the roguiarm services at 10 u iii. and 7
.them Will be an onrlv
celebration of the 11on ammonium) oi
iioiuie again on Sunday next.
o'clock p.111
ii o'clock in the momlmt.
-; illutn lingo Turnlpii. We hu.
Lawton at Go.
There will he observed the
lion. of which A. L. Heathen
have the church decorated for
(7 hrlstmau examines in a manner that
Over two but»
fty yards of evergreen rep
in need in connection with
3 him not been equaled.
tired and
log will
!. manly wreaths and flowers.
«, ~‘i hive been roulewhut coatlve,
1, inn Dean's hamlets gave just the rev
it nulls desired. They not mildly and
perfectly.‘ ~—
(leorgo 13. Know. 301‘. Walnut Ava.
; regulate the DOWBIU
Altoona. Pa.
Mixed Chocolates
111150! lec
, Stilton-Powell Corporation
mm WOW
mm ..... i m "M
vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Saturday. A ridge of
high pressure, extending from Minna:
high. I} .
sheet
78 Washington
hold of. St.
Paul's Episcopal church, Norwulk, to
Tho Rev. llcwis
250. l".
O'llrlcn.
Captain
, Charles W. illydonburg, of East Nor-
walk has airivcd at Mockcr' a (butt
.louopll both
tomorrow.
llring the children and see the Hill!
(‘. .l. Mlnlz h. Co.
The city board of estimate and luxu-
1ion. which met luut owning for the
purpose of blurring tho council on the
new budget adjourned at the close of
last evening’s session to next Monday
at New York
1“. I).
i“. ll.
ordi-
ounce of baptism at the South Nor-
wulk Baptint Church Sunday evening.
The committee on Chriatmns (trough.
n u»
chairman, are making propurutionn to
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TAYLOR d. GOLDEN.
TIL. me
n wmumon am». awn. Ner'aih
PURITAN
COUGH SYRUP
Cures that Cough
eOLo ouLv (W
F. H. Baxter, Druggidt
lineman...
Launch Works
Boat Framer set up and ready to
plank.
All kinda of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystorShell PoinLNorwalk
A. .1. Hand & Company
iiiiliiii‘iil iiiillliiiiii Gilli]
iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt‘a Theatre Building, South Nor-
waik, Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Nor-walk.
Residence, 6 Waehington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at houee, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1.“.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
$3,707,107.48
George M. zHoimea. Preat.
Wm. A. Curtie, Vice-Preet.
Fred'k A. Ella, they A. True.
WWW
l runlirm that tho boat, atondieat and moot. profitable Customer ll the
i liciiuvt‘ that the higheut quality goods, no a rule,
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real vaiuo
low price will appeal to most people at that owner or later it will
come to a. matter of results. and the SAl‘lSi‘lldiJ customer will be the
Proprietor
ilonnie Chick Food .
llonuie llulry Feed
llimnlu Poultry Fuel!
liounio Svrulohlug Food
””OOO”Q( «we
AM
"3 STORE“
For Men’s Best Gifts
VORICRCG. ‘
0
Run over in your mind the gifts you know men Ip- l .
preciate the most. and you will have to admit that p man' I
0011' t make the mlatake of getting a man mulling
. be can ’t wear «nee. He doean t want anything but the
. things that contribute to his comfort, appearance hr con-
atore IellI nine-tenth of such things. Here is a list to
remind you that we sell the best of
Gift Things for Men
Bath Robes Garter-
Houae Costa ‘ Sweaters
Shh-ta Ralncoate
Neckwear Club Dane
Mufflera Giovee
Handkerchiefs Hoeiery
Arm Bande Suepondere
Cuff Linka
Watch FobI
Umbreliaa
Clnee ,
Butte
Overcoata
i
i
i
Scarf Pine I
Suit CIIeI E
Many of theIe thlnua come
lnh
ndIome holiday bones.
This 15 the store for boys' gifts, too-«everything for
boys to wear excepting shoes.
PW
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St.,
So. Nomadic.
VII-I Ali-“i
BA'l‘lSit'llIll one.
one to whom i am selling the most goods.
A word from you will bring any quantity you may wink—of the
highest quality. grain and feed. May l have that word?
Quality Firat, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
t ml
Iionnlo Horne Food
‘1
Masonic Building,
Norwalir.
m_.MM..r..M_._“.M.T_—__w_~. ..__~....,-..._,. .-..-...
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That although e
—~i\'upped Hats for Xmas. O‘llrion.
The Daughters of Erin. bodice Aux;
iliury to A. 0. ll. lllvieiun. NH. 1. hold
no meeting last night.
interest in taken by the lili'lllilt‘l‘h it
will be disbanded.
-l)ou‘t fail to sue the
electrical dinpluy at Millie‘s.
llr. llulph M. llouucli. Warn-u (lam-r
Emory .l. Lolloieky null Silvio l'ug~
unvtti (vol-c among the vluitoru to tho
six day bicycle rare at Madison Sunni
tlurdcu, Ncy York, last urculnu.
«mlluy u llai for Xmas. (Yin-ion.
St, John’s Lodge, No. a. A. i". it. A
.11., met (it tho Masonic Temple, Nor.
walk. last night. and conferred lili‘
nitlulcl‘ mason degree on two candi-
dates, The annual meeting and cloc-
tion or oiiiroru will occur at the owl
lilf‘t'llilx Of the lodge.
--»;(‘uu you think of anything that
will makv a boiler lll‘t'fiillll for liit'
wholc futuil’y‘ than an lvtdiauu l'liouu~
graph? Analwiiio has all ulylos and
prices.
The work of tlw liiliil oily council in
now ill'lll‘l) ctilllpit-lwl. 'i‘lu- ('(llllll'll
lulu a low uowor (“(111er and Olilt‘l
matters to iiih‘i‘llHfl, all of which will
probably require at least two morn
acuulonn. The council‘s iluul moctlm:
will in! hold on Wodlwuliny ovcuiuu.
lh‘cclulior ‘Jltiil.
«Nice Xmas Umbrellas. (i‘iirion.
At the firm-i» lluptlat Church, ilutlcl'
ell-not. n niiasiiumry tum-ting won hold
last night, Miss White. who llllii truth
clod all through the South. upoko on
what ought to in- (tone to uplift the
colored pcopiu and put tin-in on it
higher pluiio of life. lie, Mild that or
cry ('(iitii'mi mun (uni woman ought to
try and ”Vi" lit-tiu-r and more ulurcrc
livou.
beautiful
' IT IS
NOT ENOUGH
That it hunk
and amino,
ll nliouiil how u
brood. priimv-Nuiw pluti
of growth, for ill-it'll. 11H
ruutonu-ru and the
l-oi‘mnunlii‘,
Willi thin ond in \‘it‘W
we lnviio tin» young
bu- auto
'lnun lo upon an account
and grow with on,
So. Norwalk
Trudi Co.
No Account Too Small
i
"“"énnsms
1c to 25c
Pack 6. Snyder Skatee. Benin eleven.
Punching Dene, Fountain Ina,
Air Hifiee, Etc.
At COLEMAN’S
«(WI 0708!
., m1 it
(lull-us morn .
Haddock,
Flatfish, -
Hake, - -
'1;th ISLAND;
Escallops, 250‘ t.
Rockaway Long Clams, 35c 0i.
i
i
he lb. . Weakfish,
Choirs. Sirak Cod, Halibut, Bluefish. Spanish Mackerel. Smelt
10c lb Fresh Herring. 100 lb.
10c lb. Market Cod
10c lb.
12c lb.
iiutteriish. New Bedford and Sen Escallops,
Cre‘mport Oys‘ters. Long Clams.
”lELEFIlONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
ill
No. 3 Main Street.
Norwalk, Conn.
Coleburn 8t Lauder
JEWELERS .
The complete diock of Dainty Toilet Arti-
cles in Sterling and Silver Plate is worthy
of careful inspection when purchasing Gifts.
96 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
JI-II. Ill-
20
Post Cards
“M.“ ”
Ii lhn Miracutol lmluilin;......
.'i iliu. l‘rnm-u . ........... . ....... 25c
‘1 illn. Wot Mloro Mont. ..
.25o
. .25c
l pit-:51. Mince Mont ........ 25c
. (iromzvn. tiriuwn, ‘rnuberrioa. (i'll‘ll
Spinach.
(‘nlililiowcr
Specials for the Week
3 pit" u llnlniuu .................. 25611 lit. l'omhon ............... .....‘lOo
:1 pimps ("tiiifulltl ........ . ....... 250 ii iii Apiirotu ...... . .......... .. .150
lllm Not a flood ilnlnlna ......... 25c i in. (‘ilron ................... ..20e
1 lb (ilillim' or lactmm i’twl ..... .150
Plum Pudding, mm. .
Mixed Nuin, lb. .
Pickled salmon, in.
.10c, 256 and 460
sweet avl‘otutoon and
UNITED GROCERY C0.
NORTH MAIN STREET
all housewives.
Number of satisfiedpeo
our Stamford flanges installed in their kitchen.
its many conveniences, its reliability and in
steady heating poorer commends this range to
PHONE 143
pie who have one of
A good stove is a fine Cliflstmae Gift to
the mother of a large family.
. 1,th
kot begun to receive support soon. at-
‘tluncinp. and singing. The motion pit--
i In ..
WALL “mm to: toe. inn-Priced
of atom muted- upwardeon active
Opening dentin”. The lamp framed
lion in Mnayivnula were e feature
of the market that Itoclt rlelaa '4.
Norfolk and Welter-u cold It In ad
Manila uni [dined an additional
Central hold It ion, with the
:uhxdcriptiou righta and the quarterly
fiend deducted. compared with 12!-
lg tut ninht. Wabash vid. and ".'eat
era Maryland rose 1 and Emerican
Hineltinx dd.
WALL STREET, ii a m.—-—'l‘ho do
mood for stocks was very impressive,
in values with the standard railroad
stocks making the beat ahowiug. Read
lug.U United flutes glee] and Amalsro
mated Coop did no rise proportion-
ntely with the rest the list, and
its highest the whole 1131 yielded. ,PI-
cli'io Coast Second pld. improved 2%,
Pittahurg C. (‘. and St Louis 2%.
Western Maryland and ltailwuy Steal
Spring 2, and Northern Pacific, South
eru Pacific St. Paul Delaware and
Hudson, Nortimesterh, Peunsylvunia,
American Sugar General Electric. Am.
loan Smelling, (treat Northern Ore
Certificates and Utah Copper 1 to
m.
WALL STREET, Noon.-~The generr
II tone became reactionary after gains
in additional specialticn Reading fell
1% under last night, Atchisnn i, (did
American Agricultural Chemical 1%
Welle-Fdrgo sold at 685, a record fig-
poid for odd iota. South Porto Rico
Sugar rose 3, Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic mo. 2%, international Paper
pfd. 2. North American 1%, and Eric
First pfd. 1. Bond: were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-’l‘he mur-
ter 12 o‘clock. but in the interim there
were additional losses in important
atockl. The recovery did not amount
to much, barium becoming very dull
as prices hardened Wheeling and
lake Erie and the First Pfd. gained
1. Amalgamated Copper, American
locomotive pfd.. Chicago and Altoii,
St. Louis and San Francisco 2nd old.
and the St. Louie Southwestern atoclis
aasgod a point.
Piil’iillll .lliliiililili
ilOYT'S THEATRE.
The patrons of Hoyt‘s were agrcev
ably surprised at the large and outer-
taininx bill offered the last half of
the week. The Five Aruba brought (ll;
root from the Colonial Theatre. New
York~ performed come very difficult
foals. Keeley. Lenltt and (lo. present
a laughable nketch entitled Father‘s
Trouble, The father is finally forced
to call in the assistance of a police-
man. who in limwraonutml by Rod
Walker. of South Ntll‘lk'illll. A very
pleasing number on the bill in italic.
the girl who writes the songs she
sings. Mina ltnlia. deserves a lot of
credit for the manner in which she
prom-nth several characters. Mclhin
find Shelley Ill" two (on clover (Izlll-
(‘t-ru. loo Edwards. liic how to do
horn. in a good comedian and tells
some wry clever storing and stage
and (lam-on a style all his own. The
Cotton lllonuomu are eight very clever
performers. All the songs used are
written by Al Watts. who is playing
with (flour. There is some wry fine
lures were of the highest class.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemm if. t“. ilmlaon. W. ll.
Jennings, New York; A. C. Knorr, A.
it. Winchester. city: (‘. ii. Daniels,
.‘iw Huron: 8. I’ll. Church, Munt‘hes-
t r. N. 11.; William (liiddon. Jr.. Boe-
ion: Mrs. H. (‘. Knight. New Haven:
Ming f‘ocillu Sargent. Bath. Men; M.
H. Nuliinc. city: 8. (lroonstein.
Bridgeport; George A. Campbell, New
York; In. R. Hili‘llllill, Wilton; ll.
Mathewson, city; W. ff. Mend. New
Haven: Miss lunbol Rockwell, George
1.. Rockwell. Ridgeileld: l“. I). Lawton.
city: 11. Z. Muller, lriurtford: Mills Ger~
innin. Minn Bellman. New York:
(‘harlen Wntorfiold. Nrwnrk; George
N. lmwiu, Brooklyn: '1‘. J. Higgins and
wife, lirldmmort: (l. A. Davidson, New
York: P. Aiusdeh. Brighton. Mona: E.
'1‘. Smith. Hartford; (3. V. Miller, Boe-
toh: Thomas (tin-latte, New York: M.
Simon, Danbury; M. 'i‘nlhot. Troy:
William F‘. Smith. “onion: William
Minck. Dnnhnry; G. Schoenberg. New
York.
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SHELDON STILL iN BREENWICH.
NEW YORK. Doc. tn.~No alone will
be taken toward securing the removal
of (mime i’. Bhoidon, deposed predi-
dont of tin» l’hauix insurance Com-
pany of Brooklyn, from hie homo in
Greenwich, Conn. to the jurisdiction
of tho New York courts while he in in
his prment uorlous condition. if. was
officially announced here yesterday.
The diuli‘icl aliornoy'a other was auth-
“oriintivoly informed yontordfiy that
Mr. Sheldon won culturing from myo-
cardiliu, a heart affection, and that bid
imuornl at thin time would be danger»
Oilll. Mr. Sheldon was yesterday in-
dicted for urund larceny in oonooction
with tho allotted utieapproprintion of
tomb: of the ilro insurance company.
M88. PIERCE ENTIR'fAlNB BUCK-
iNaHAM W. it. 0. N0. 30.
A delightful charcoal: and evening
on December 0 at bar ieanunt home
in min atreodwlnnl bank The after
noon wan «pent in th usum cheerful
happy manner of w. R. (3.. No. so. At
3:80 lwentydour lrueata out down to a
iuiuiptumm ropnul. during which (allele.
with rendered by a talented musician.
The evening wan spout with semen.
conversation and etc. The manta
’ to be 1'? heat over dill
with a good ight to the hunters and
family left for their homes.
KNiGHT OTICIT CHURCH ENTIR-
TAINMKNT
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Knight Street A. ill. E. church at”
given tut night in the church. The
ariiete were Prof. B. 11'. Johnathon
aleightof-hnnd performer from New
York, who myetliied with hie triokI;
Mme. Babette Jeanna. who came
truth would Ind lI on aloentinmet
tlhu the next induction. New ‘
and there was a general improvement ‘
when Beading fell back a point from ‘
urn. for 100 share lots. but previously .
"A Giittoa an
Should Come from a Man's Store
The diepily of uaefui articlea in our etere thia eeaeen that a plain;‘
made to worthy of mention—it iI worth looking at,
Small Things for 256
Such as HOSIERY, TIES, SUSPENDERS, GARTERS, Etc. ,,
Better Grades at 50c
Our Four-in-Hand Ties at 500 are dreams .
Some at 25c; some at $1.00 in Holiday Boxes
GLOVES, of course, 50c, 31. 00, $1. 50'
Bath Robea, Houee Costa. Suit Caaea, Umbrellaa (regular and hide
inn). Interwoven Hoaiery, biacka and colon, combination aeaort»
mentI. Auk him how he would like Iome "lnterwovene" and Ice him
amlle. Chrietmu boxee of four paire, different colora, $1.00.
All the Good Furnishings and Slices, too
Price 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. Southg Norwaik
' TELEPHONE 165-5
Some of the anode can be aeen in our window.N Look to as you
are paulng.
J ACKSON ’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS—— ' , "
New Sfyiee in FOLDERS and ARTIST PROOF “1n ~ .
Sittings made up to a few can before Christmas. Come howl ”
A newline of HAND COLORED Nature PRINTS, beautifully executed
LITTLE GEMS OF ART at low priceI
y'
READY made FRAMES in GOLD. VENEERS, OVAL and SQUARE
Excluelve Dealgne
GlLT METAL FRAMES, all sizes in Antique and Etched Pattdrnl ,
PICTURE FRAMING ‘li
From aeiected patterns, in Gold. Antique and Veneers, in our own. :
FRAME SHOP ‘
VISIT OUR STUDIO
was npent with ldre. Fetchor Pierce west-1.
1.7 may” 81711“va
Kg
em. a eelelat
Open Evenings JACKSON‘S STUDIO Opp. Hotéi,.uorwali( .
r__44-
A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday, December 61h
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound.
EXTRA FINE GS ........ . . . .. ............... 30c (102.
:9 pounds SUGA for ..................... $x.oo
JAPAN RICE, 5 pounds for ..
MACKEREL 8 pound kit for . .............
CONDENSED MILK, all kinds, a can .
FULL CREAM CHEESE. a pound ...........
10 pound sacks PURE BUCKWHEAT .
OREGON PRUNES. 3 pounds for
BLACKBERRIES, teens for . .
......36c
...............
..........
........
.........
......
..............
Extra Stamps with Torts and Coffees
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at...35c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee (“.2001
. 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. «40c 20 Stamps with 1 ii). Coffee (“.250
40 Stamps with 1 lb. 'l‘ca 1114.110: 25 Stamps- with 1 lb. Coffee (“.800 ;
no Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ht. . .60c 30 Stumps with 1 lb. Coffee “”350
20 stamps with 1.9,! lb. Gold
Tipped Ceylon 'I‘bu nt......
20 Stamps with 7 cumin" “13
Boxnr Soup for .......... ' ”.2892,
10 Stamps with Any of the Following
Articles
1 jar .lolly .............. ....100
1 bottle A&P Ammonia ...... 10::
2 cakes Sweetheart Soap
oath . ..................... 5c
2 boxes Athl’ Store Polish,
cach .......... ...... . Sc
1 package Minute Toploca...10c
2.. i
1 can Skipper Sardines ......180
1 bottle Stuffed Olives ..... . .100
1 for Mt? Smoked Beer! .....150
i run Hawaiian Sliced Pine-
apple .................... ..100
loan lion. Accord Brand ‘SOlllh
u an MP lithium
124 E. Washington Street, South Norwnlk
Tel. N0. 009.
Free pellve,
founderkof the Gullatin Nationd
lid «
li‘he girl with whom he eluded to .
this city in the daughte at Al Man
the New York policy in. Win V
sent to 81p Sing. The arrival!” V
yomig coup e at the local city muffin
uteri quite a causation “of. the tint
both were dressed meant
Gailatiu hoe dented .2 .
in romantic episodes. 0 ‘
retported to havo been ”mom
nu foliage'ilooper. he WHICH ,
to owe r named “
breach of promieo andg em ' '1
married and later divoiadm "
Monroe om All un- happened.
fora he ,met ida Admit
lDA. HOW COULD YOU?
Girl Who Married New York Clubman
Here. Sun for Divorce.
BRlDGidPORT. Dec. lo.—-'f‘ha olope
ment of "Jack tiallatin, the New York
clubman and hid ltohinnon Adams.
who am to this city to be wedded
in 1907 mm turn out to be it filth“
valor happineee. The divorce pro-
ceedings brought by Mrs. Gailatin.
againet the anion of a noble hence. are
the reigning sensation along old Broad
way inst now.
Mrs. Guilatin soon her hueband 0n
the ground of hop-support and Jack
W
thinkI she in doing him a great lulu- nr. 0. r. Boutweii 1e
tlce. "aha imowa i wasn‘t melting in“,
, in; the 24th adulterous: at
Maweakwbenehemarmd e' be , ,
deolnm hath: la 10 railroad amt “‘k inf-hie on. Dr ' ,
.1! it“ We (idiom: Galleon, y to south Romain,
Norwalk Chronicler