RWEAR
tor Cents, till» and Children
Attempt t moi n1.ent M a Bar-
811331111111 All!“ hilm8881' “‘11:, Bin
1 guns at 280: Ladies' Swiss Ribbed,
‘1‘ izes. from 108 to 250 garment.
K. BA]
nAuAcKnuo ”peril. atom.
aouru anwALx.
.lilill N «Wt
Yachts are getting from hibernation
into the river. ..
Next week comes the May parties
and the. May baskets.
Gardens one looking line,
early planting has been done.
whore
The. boys are reaping pin money by
gathering the luscious dandelion
greens.
-—"lt‘or the land's sake" use Bow
ker's Fertilizers. Manuel Tot-o Hatch
Mrs. Augustus Nowaek, of Westpori,
Is in the Norwalk hospital, undergoing
treatment.
The house. owned by 11 benerol Il.
Flilow, In Chestnut street Norwalk is
being repainted
, 4—Speculatore and builders. can you
find building lots at dotrhle the prion
that are as desirable as thOse. at Nor-
walk Park? See ad. on page 5.
Lilacs are beginning to get ready
for their annual period of fragrance.
and floral beauty
Mr.
Westport, will move to Norualk about
the middle of next month.
~I')on't buy a but until you read
O'l'irien‘s udv., eighth page.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Iiucknam, 01‘
Chestnut street. leave today for Liv-
ingston Manor, New York.
A. R. M‘alkin and family. of Frank‘
lin avenue, enjoyed an automobile
trip to New York city yesterday.
William A. Hamilton has returned
to South Norwalk after a tour of some
weeks with a theatrical company.
Mrs. Harold Glendeuing and daugh-
ter Dorothy, of west Main street, are
spending some time in Fast Haven
~l.utlies' s‘iulrd $1.1: rtltlxtorhls small
sizes only, non 9.131; all itnihors
Flynn a Ityuu.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mtrn‘s Christian 'l‘ompertiutre Union of
Fnii'fleiti County will he held In the
Methodist Church, Norwrllt, Tuesday.
May 3. opening at 9:15 a. 111. As no
delegates are appointed. every mour-
boy has equal standing and it is hop-
(‘ll :1 large number will be present.
Mrs. .I. K llarnoi, of Rhodo Island.
uill be the prominent speaker
The members of the inrdies' United
Whist Club were delightfully enter-
tained by Mrs. ltutlolph lmuhst-hor at
her- hdlno In Bridgeport. Thursday at
ternoon. Mrs. Edward 1". Smith was
the winner of the first prize; Miss Ed-
iilr Vroour ol‘ the second. and Mrs.
Howard Wood, of the consolation. The
next meeting of the t‘lub will he held
two weeks home with Miss \' roorrr. at
hot lrorrro in Seaside plut‘o. East Nor
ualk.
~Wtrll Paper samples sent to your
home on request. Murphy Dec. Co.,
78 Washington street.
lutson Borglum. the rrototl st‘ulptor
and liutiror, has purchased two hurr-
tirod titres of land in Turn-ot-tbelti\‘t-r
and is preparing to erect a line stone
house. This meiurs a wonderful boom
I11 real estate for that eot‘iion of the
country. as the. place will undoubted-
ly he built. 11p rapidly, in eorrsoqutvueo
"of the purchase. .\Ir. liorrzlum is a
brother of Solon Iiorglum, of tho Sil-
vor Mine group, and is the oirloi soulp-
tor on the building or the great t‘atho
tlrtil of St. John the Ul\'illt‘ 111 New
York city.
. Money Iii the savings bank drawn
interest at 4%. That satire money irr-
i'estotl In Nor-walk i’urk lots will draw
runny times that amount or“ Interest.
See ad. on page 5.
William S. Sinriovmrt, of New York.
Hpt‘ili roster-tiny at his proportion [In
this plueo. He has had a. now roof and
shingle siding placed on his voltage at
Ilolle island, next it) the ritrolrllit-yor
t-otltigo, and the interior has llt'l‘ll
walnscottod In handsome doslun. The.
building is now being r-opnlntetl Inside
lllltl out and will prove very attractive.
The Sturtovurrt family will soon take
possession or this for the summer. The
cottage at Pine Point, whioh wtis rlL
oerrtly purt'lrased from Ilutiloy l0. Iont,
has been completely remodeled. Sever»
ul partitions have, been removed and
the rooms enlarged and iiilllt‘tWt‘ti. A
bath roorrr has been Installed and the
sanitary arrangements are intuit conr
ploto. Around the grounds it fine
stone wall and stone [litlt‘r-l lurvo lit'liil
constructed. Tire land is graded and
everything Is 111 line condition.
FOR YOU TO JUDGE.
Thousands of gallons of the 1.. 8‘1 M.
i’tilut are lu-otlut-oti 111 one operation
by machinery. Only elrourlenlly pure.
dolor in used. The tit-tutti coat of 1..
,iir. M. ht only about $1.80 per gallon
when the job ill tlnhihotl. Will you
depend upon this product. or a paint
Illlitio bi costly baud labor in a pot.
with it stitk, protiut'lnp. 11 few gallons
at it time: illltl til that very likely
made with courruun earth paints. and
quostioushlo qualil. Linseed Oil. The
1... iii M. Paint is an d by Chan. 111. now.
South Norwulk: Huhhnll d: Stallion
Pltlwe. Co., Norwulk: W. 1-1. (luyer 1‘1
Sons, Westport; Northrop Bros,
Southport.
SALVATOR cartoon
General Ctintraiftnr
Hewer, water work, grading, mas’oh
ry work and melt excavation mail
mates cheerfully given on till contract
work. Orders are solicited “
Tel. 816-3 26 Wood 8....
and Mrs. Clarence Beagles, of
Reason for Complete Reliance.
We.
Do you know how~
To correct distressing urinary 11111:
To surely cure sick kidneys?
Just one way-your neighbors
know--
Have used Doan’g Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth In many
loath-‘2
Hers' a South Norwalk testimony.
Mrs. Charles Owens, 6'! Woodward
Ave. South Norwalk, Cunn., says:
"We have used Deans Kidney Pills In
our family for over fifteen year‘s turd
are never without a supply on hand
Last summer my kidneys became bird
ly disordered and ii“! secretions froru
these organs Were very unnatural. My
back also pained me so severely at
limos that I could hardly bend and
my feet became swollen as if I had
tlropsy.1nsi’otui of calling in dot:-
let 1 procured Donn‘ s Kidney Pil s and
used two boxes. I had the satisfac-
tiou of seeing my trouble xrnduaii'
disappear until not 8 sym tom remaki-
ed. 1 consider Dean's ltlney Pills
worth their weight 111 gold."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. li‘ostet- Milhurn Co., Buffalo
New \orli, sole agents for tire United
States.
.Itotuomber
take no other.
the name—houn‘ s-und
0.. w .-
John Olson has ‘sold his place In
Perry avenue, Winnipauk, to New
York parties. who moved their house
hold efforts there. this Week in a large
automobile truck,
A stated communication of Old
Well Irodge. No. an, n. and A. M..
will be held at its roorus Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The. E. A. de-
groe will he wol'ked.
,-—I\Iar1ue engines. Drop In and see
the 2-tryltnder Lat-kawannn and :iveyllu‘
tier Vim. St. John, Steamboat plaee.
Now Is the time when father in.
sports the lawn mower, with a tloulrt~
tul eye, and concluding It is worn
reluctance anti buys a new one.
Edward McGrath, of Strawberry
Hill, lliis returned from New York city,
where he wont to see Andrew Mark
ham sail on a trip to Ireland. Mr. Mo-
(lrsth may make the trip later on.
There were twenty-one stiles of real
estate in The Norwalks, last week,
with mortgages reoordod in the other
of the town clerk umoiiulilrrz to $64.13.").
For the third week In March, last your,
there were. twontyt‘wo solos, with
mortgages of $111,041.
iold dollars at htic are no better
bargains than Norwnlk i’nrk lots at
$250 See ad. on page 1'».
Several itri'ae stones on n iltll t'nr'
shifted as a west-hound freight train
was going: through South Norwaik, yi‘s-
tortlay. Two or tlrroo of tho stones
dropped 011' to the side of tire li'lit‘li.
and the end of one of them projected
so for that it out the tops off of about
fifty pickets ou the tense between the
trucks.
The foundation for Warren I’.
Smith‘ s no w dwelling house 111 Center
avenue Is about toniplotod (‘ontrnc
tor 11.01111 of East Norwalk, will
do the t-irrpontor work. and will rotu-
rnenoo as soon as the collar Is oom-
pleletl. The house will rorrluin all of
the modern improvements, and work
will be t'nrrlotl on as rapidly as post-1i
lllt‘.
Sineo the dog owners learned that
dogs not tagged and lit't‘fliil‘tl on or
before Mn)“ :3 :11‘1‘ apt to he (‘tlillliit‘illt‘d,
and either shot or hold tor rt-tlomp
titru at it t-ourtortnhlo udvunoo in MINI.
tho licenses have sold t‘ustor. At pres
out the line of dog owners is passing
steadily in front, ot the desk in the
town t'lt'rit's (imi'l‘, (il‘\'t)lt‘ll to this
task. .
Warren - Detroit
6‘ 30 91
titre of the bout exutuplt-s oi
t‘runlt slurtl doulrtlr no Intro over
soon Is in the Wai'rou-Irotruit.
Connor-ting rod hearings are two
and onetpurrli't' lll(’hl'1~l in diameter,
and the 111qu henrinrts are tour and
three illi'llt'ii In length.
'l‘llt‘ t'iilll shrill is u ptrlltl i’it‘tip
forging with (‘111118 tor-god Into-
xraliy, which Is highest rout oou~
structiou employed by ears selling
at any pr‘it'e.
.1100. .1150, $1250.
Hanford 81 Brooks
42 NORTH MAiN eraser
sourn NORWALK
A araono TESTIMONIAL ‘
From A Distinguished Prove-m writin-
Name Will I. Given Upon Appli—
catIOn.
Your prompt answer to my order
Booth Nor-walk Poopla 11an Good ;
To find quick‘rellet from backache;
olrt bios to the hardware store with ,
I'i‘ilt'llt‘il me In tho nieit oi time. The
uhrirt previous 1 had It iirrtroniilu spoil:
In the night and foil. pretty at-hy uextl
morning, but went over to the univor-T
sity toniy work. 1 int-t. tum clans”; .
then had to some homewslok. Found
your uretlloino on the hall table, in the
nioruimt‘it until. it was a most web
enmn Mill". 1 want. to bed and began
on the medicine. do many and ninth
variety of 110le I never oxperieuttoil
bolero. During the night I thought
l'tl sneeire my head oil. liowuvor by
next morning 1 had the thing under
mntrol. I was up and about the home
thn next day. but not able to do any
work for tour or live days Afterwards.
The whole town in dowu with the
Grimm: this was my trouble. Ari
among many nonhuman 1 know
01,110 one who got 01! so lightly as i
dd. 1 11111 Well satisfied your Doctor
[link is Metilrind is first clean.
1 may add that instead of tooling
.worn out by thin 1181111111,! never ran
better in my life. Your lirerliolne Is 11
sovereign cure for (iri no. and for
. InMalm‘ifl 1 know at until on Its eqrrai.
l luwo tower aches now right after the
ti‘rippe than i have had in six months.
as their closest competitor.
A warm weather necessity Is a practical refrigerator.
are very much alike in capacity: to mild food and ice, but In their ice saving
Capacity and preserving food there is a vast difference.
rain and Gibson line of Refrigerators are famous the world over as the
» very best food monomers, and they Only use about two- thirds its much ice
Therefore this is the kind to buy. ' ‘
Prides Range troin $3. 98 to $35. 00
All refrigerator!
The White Moun-
A. J Collins Co.
Funeral 0111181015 and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street.
South Notwalk. Conn.
V. 'ON'T M188 THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS;
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERQ
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port Chester
Stamford
Optician
A
O. B: J acksoh
Are Wanted
South Norwalk
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes EXamined Free
6| WALL OTRIIT. PHONE“
'I‘horo l'il't‘ four reasons why
Shires. lldliilul)‘
\l'.\I.K»0\’EIIS
)illl
til‘t‘ tlllHillli‘.
should
“truism-ans "are
nonwALit.
WALK-OVER SHOES.
“The Big 4"
\\ on r
\N'AIJLOVERS are stylish, WALK thldlt prior-s are only
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $8.50
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
WALK 1W ER
t‘mniortulilo.
sour ,Nonwaut.
W
W
Bathrooms Complete
$50429
——-AT—-——
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN srassr, NORWALK
MILL TELM
The Hatch 8t Barley Co
IOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
YARD TEL.“
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window titans of every description.
Sash Weights and (lord.
Moulded Wooden tluttorl, two nines.
"Lincoln"
Asphalt Fabric
warranted.
Rooting.
One. two and inter-ply 'l‘ar Paper.
Slatera' Paper.
Sheathing and Iiutldero' Paper.
ilulr Insulating and lieutenlnl Papers
m
It is now time to change the baby's heavy clothing to light
weight garments. and there is no place that you may come
with more certainty oi finding just what you want than here.
Well-made and Iiucly finished coats oi linen. cashmere
and pique in all the spring models. short rulers and threw
quarter length coats. with all latest trimmings oi braids. lace:
and hand—embroidered e11 cctii.
Each one is a comfy, good looking little garment at prices
that will appeal to you
SIZES THREE MONTHS TO THREE YEARS.
The N.E.Ryfan Co“
w
.L---- 1!. LL.
Sentinel For Sale, To Let and Want Adai‘
815 WASHINGTON ST.
r
Baby Coats for Spring
33
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All Teams Able to Playwariduoport
But- Now Haven.
The Connecticut League season was
inaugurated ysstortl y. with cold
Weather in all the cit 68‘. Bridgeport,
iHal'litlltl, Northampton and' New lirit-
ain wore the winning teams.
The Standing.
1.. PC.
Bridgeport .......... 1 0 1.000
fHarti‘ord ........... l 0 1.000
Northampton ....... l 0 1.000
New Ilrltalu ........ 1 0 1.000
New Iiuven 0 1 .000
Holyoke ....... ..... (I ‘l .000
Springfield ...... 0 1 .000
Waterbury ......... 0 l .000
1......
Yesterday'- Results.
At New Iiavenwlliitigopot't 3; New
lluiorr, 1.
At liolyoko -I1'nrttord, ii; Iiolvoke '1.
At Northurnpton-—_Nortlra1uptou. 7;
Bpringlield. 3
At New Britain—Now ilritniu,
\\"htorlrury, i
5;
National League Standing.
W.
Yesterday's Results.
At lioston~ Ilostou, l; lirookiyn, 0.
At (ihlcagmfit. Louis, 4: Chicago. :1.
(TInclnnatH‘ittsburg and New York.
Philadelphia games postponed; rain.
American League Standing.
\‘l'. 1.. i’ (‘.
Iletroil ............. 11 11.72:?
New York. .......... I: 3 .025
Philadelphia ........ 2“. II .5513
Boston ............. i; ii .500
Cleveland .......... 1’. t: .455
Washington ......... 5 8 .385
St. Louis ........... 2i 5 .375
t‘lrit-iiuo ............ Ii :3 .375
Yesterday's Results.
At t‘Ierolund ~rt‘hit‘ago, it: t‘Ieve-
llilitl. ll,
At Washirrgtonmliouton. ii; \i‘auir
Ingion, :1.
AtSt.l.ou1s- Detroit ”1.: St Louis. ti
Philadelphia New York game. post
ptmotl; rain
West Street: Beat Springwoodl.
An exciting some of baseball was
played on the Raymond lot yesterday
afternoon hetWeen the \\'ost Streets
and the Sprinawotrd Juniors. The
score. was in to 14 In favor of the West
streets,
Jnflrleo Taking it Easy.
HEN IMMUNIL 11111.. April 1iti.»»f\‘o
regular training work. his. t-nmp part
horn say. will he done hr .it-ffrios Ire-
turon new and Monday. By that time
It is tlroiuiht .‘ilffi'll’h‘ will have fully
rotoxorotl trout his skin trouble and
will he prepared to resume the daily
grind of varied oxot'tttses. Aooortllng
to the trainers. the eutoreeti rest In
doing .lotl'rit-s lllllt‘il good, although the
big Iluhior trots mor the tieitus.
John Kelly. ti lite-timer at the peril»
il'lilitli‘) at tier-r lodge. has written
.leftries asking his aid in securing a
pardon. The Pillhlt‘t sent .Ietfries 11'
horsehair urrlt‘irtt‘iir made l|_\ him in
prison and begged that the lighter
'would rattle off it horsehair lirldlo for
him at the “upside on the do) of the
i111: brittle.
Johnson Rliachu San Franciaco.
SAN io‘liANt‘ISl'tl, April don-Jack
Johnson. the negro lurnrrwoight rhunr
plon, attired here last niaht from W
Anselm, neeourpauied by his manager
and trainers. The party came to sev-
eral hours about] of tho titrro st'lioduloti
tor Its arrival M’Itl only 11 small por-
tion til‘ the illt‘nl otrltuotl population
was on hand to u'olronro the hip: virg-
lllr-I. Johnson was met at the depot
by tiiossou and Richard, the two pro
rumors of the touring heavyweight oou-
lost. who at-otuupaniotl the negro to
Soul Hook, whore Johnson uiii go lirto
trirtirilrp.
.. ..... ._.......-.. mu“..—
C. N. 0. MATTERS.
Other-rs to Attend Schootwc. A. C. Ert
\ amininq Boards.
An order issued 'l‘liuriiiltiy (min the
onion or the titliutaut-geuornl on
nutrition that the tollowlrur trlllrors ot
the t'onltwtit‘ul National Guard. who
hrm- expressed a desire to attend the
otlit oru‘ at'lrtmla of lustrnt'lion, will to
port as direotnd:
t‘uplitin Samuel 1‘. Ilultor. of New
Haven, anti First. lflulondut Prodsrieit
Welles l'r'lut'o. ol' Hurltol'tl. Signal
Corp». at Furl lmuvouworth. Kantian.
Mar 15 to 21:, inclusive. Captain
tinker In authorized to take a further
period of ten days. it he so desires.
i'uplaiu Luther 113. tillnioro and First
lilollloliniliu William W. Million and
Frank ll. i"l‘lilllli“. ilnllery A. First
Artillery. tit li‘iirl Ililoy. Kansas, June
1 to it" Inclusive.
Another order announces that the
following otiieors of tho (Tonal Artil-
llery are appointed exsmtulux imards
line the corps. for the examination or
candidate: for the eligible, list in! une-
nud lieutenants:
1011111 »»»»»»» (.‘tilmlfll tillliert it'lflitvb, 1.111111
tenant t‘iilouei Ilenry B. Dorsey, (inn
Into It. til. Coleman. 11'.
West tolmrei tillbort 1.. i-‘lielr.
t‘tiptniu It" ti 1‘. Smith, t‘tiptsln llur-
mono Hamilton.
w>mm-oawgq
Foley’s Kidney Remedy 11m ours
mu noun or kidney and bladder-tron
; his. not beyond the. result at medicine.
5 No modielnn can do more. The Bridge
1t‘iiarmney '
- ....,. mam-tum
l 111111108.er Ar ANNAPOLII.
WASHiNd'i‘ON April 80.«~Prinoe
”first The the. dilitiiiguitihed (30hr
visitor and his reunite am today tor
Annapolis to be guests of Biipeflmeud
out ilofler or the United 81111011 Mr
int Atndemy Tonight in this city the
ptirwe and his entourage writ lie the
guests of this Chinese minister. who
will give a dinner and reception in
their honor. ~
STATE LEAGUE SEASON OPENEI' -
14- )v ‘8
Pillaburg ........... ii 2 .750
New York ..... .. . .. 15 ii ,727
Philadelphia ........ 7 ii 700
Chicago ..... ' ....... t; :i .6117
Cincinnati .......... :i 1'. .370
Boston ............. .1 7 .375
St. Louis ........... :i it .213
lirookiyn ........... :l h .250
.1311
That were
marked $5.00 marked $7.00 marked 18.00
.pr w . sort: ..
$3.98 $4.98 $5.98. 36.9.1311
01118100011 ‘ pecan
11011 TONIGHT
$1. 50 and 52 Bags, 93c
Guaranteed all leather. with
line leather linings. 11’ you
('ilil match this bag at. less
than $1.50 to $2.50 we 'will
refund your money within
:0) days of your purchase. '
(in sale .................. 991:
See Window Display
’l‘lrnt were Thit' win.
marked :10 00
wuodw XVI.“
That were
35, S0 and 75c Bags. 1%
Just 100 in theiol. Bags and
purses, not one in the, lot
worth less than 39c; others
up to The. Take your pick
of the lot ................ 190
See Window Display
Corset Covers at 25c
. titltllioisot Covers, sold for
VCSTS, 90 :10 and bile. The entire lot
Ltitilos' Summer Vests. :1 0" sale at ---------------- 25°
1211111111! to {:01 your supp
ruer's supply at :1 big suv- .
1111:; all at... ............. 9c Sale of Curtains'
f" " 4-BIG SPEClALS-—4
' title 1‘ urtaius ............ 59c pr.
Willow Plumes at “'95 $1.2 Curtains 98c pr.
ltrint'h Iliaek Willow Plumes. ‘3 .23 (‘ urtains ......... $1.79 pr.
$8 values. On sale at. .5195 $3. 25 Curtains .......... $349 pr.
92 Washington
Street
MINTZ’S
:11 Horse 0* Aerie ed.Pr.9ne_s'sz:t.;
wag—0-...--0..- -_-.. ..
M”
AUTOMOBILE
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
Argancl‘ Boilers—é-
FOR STEAM 0R HOT WATER HEATING
NORWALK FURNACES
FOR HOT AIR HEATING
Installed b\ any heating t‘ouilattol
ureoih our Iriuters.
It you rue looking for economy.
Let us send \ou the irlars.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
scum NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
lint the preparation inlloti' 'Nm orirnk‘ hr not suitable for stopping
lintl Itsks or for use on old or poor roots and not his lusting or durable
as ”:t onlury t‘ouwouud. "
"Ihe show it alimony nus 111th under oath ut the ininntlion hulk
Inn in tho Sturritoltl Court April”, 1010.
Wt otter tho t‘onlun Compound at $00 PER GALLON and [nor-
sntoc all roofing wet it tor three yearn.
"I
i‘ he Century Rooting 81 Manufaéturing Gt). ’
as WASHINGTON or din.
.. “r: ’
Asi Stds CENTURY Shingles
hast turner-r Never mpliro lltiiul. More than one hundred million.
critters 119111411111th roofs during tho punt tuiilvu urmilhs.
sisnorinc mint: WALL 8011110
[letter and ethanol than baths and
FD" EALE AND APPLIED BY
CHARLES. H. AISTHORPE 4,
a sea-View aunties. ‘_ abort-l populist}. w.
Final: 1
9§
an A. L g ‘ - .
GOOD womt or Lieuruoosn tennedmnvrrsiuno. solireoi'tium
Minion. are in town todit) 11nd dam will. tut
The tolloMn ill a report of the winters poor hometown
work done at e lime Mission mail died Iii r Norwslk it
alnt‘u October 23111.11 t. 0.100 strep was buried from the misslhti. ,
dame 81.5 homeiefl and Women men have been made better-.11 ,
have been sheltered 282 mesh; have and fathers We harp at n '. :
‘ireu given in the needy, in positions in the treasure it you are I 13011108!
rave. been seemed tor men. too at- in routine work and would like 10,,
trim; of clothing have been given in tribute. send your routrlhull
'he north 3 suits of elolhlng for men. Buttery 27 Marvin oldest.
.pnb-s of men .I new show :1 pairs of Court. possum“, or 1.11 A. .
irlitiroil 1; shoe 11 pairs at t ltdrm'n superintendent of mission. .1.“ WW
.uhbern. hit men and women are pro. lesion street 01mm Nor-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler