in you no. 'ottltlvatcd a taste for
mod ”n": de’b ,
OUR HOME MADI IWIITD
will certainly tickle your patch. Al.
wan frenh and enticins.
F.A.LANE
Tel. 409. to wmtngton tn.
till "NEWS
EVENING IENTINIL TELEPHONE
CALL.
Ola—New- Department
”cl—Business Department
Mz—Brlncb Office. Nor-walk
090 -—Edltcr’c Resident?!
moo—cup Editor's Residence
REGULAR SENTINEC SATURDAY.
'i‘he vacation season having ended
The Sentinel will be issued at the my
utar tinte on. Saturdays hereafter.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair anti
cooler tonight anti Thursday. Slightly
cooler tonight. Moderate northwest
winds. The barometric depression
tirat has been causing unpleasant wea-
ther in this vicinity during the last
two days has now moved eastward and
is central this morning over Maine. it
is fbtlowed by a long ridge of high
pressure extending from the Lake
region southward to the gulf. This
area of high pressure. is producing
cool. pleasant weather east of the
Mississippi river. t‘onditione favor
for this vicinity t‘air mother with than
er temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
'l‘enrperature: Low, 50; high, 74.
Partly cloudy.
School tlrosscs for little girls at
Reno’s. Sec adv.
Apparently. Labor Day grows more
popular each year.
Read about the Quaker and House-
trotd rangcsj at it Krteger it (‘0. 'a.
Peter Folandi of Bridgeport spent
Monday wlill‘rlfle‘l‘GM Norwalk.‘
You tan buy trousers at n his reduc-
tion at, Rogers & Stevens. See adv.
Mrs. Joseph Liliane“, of New lia—
ven, who has been a arrest for“ a month
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles
M, Williams. 01' Mcrwtn Sli‘t‘t‘l, return:
etl home. to New llart-n yesterday.
Miss Susie Mt-cltor, of New t‘nnnan.
with her sister. Mrs. ilnvid locltwood.
and her slster-in-lntv, lira. A. P.
Meeker, of Norwnlk, ilti'illt‘l‘ Weston
residents, have visited t'rit-nds ill that
town.
A. .l. Angevinc & Son t‘trtrrrtrtlfy' have
l‘t-i’tert‘ll a title i turn rntrk for dirt
1111111111; paintings ortrrttn, ottn, and
it is on exhibition at their store ill
Washington street. it is arranged for
trltlt‘lric’ltghts. " f‘
A reader remings‘fl‘lru Sentinel that
yesterday wn.; the twontytifth tinni-
Vt-rsnry 0f "tflroyeliow day" of 1881.
September ti of tirnt your was a very
peculiar tiny anti the lights \vt-ro need-
(‘11 ill the factories early in the day.
The members of the Rake tlver Club
spent a pleasant evening at the home
of Miss Emma Schmidt. hon ovt‘illitg.
Refreshments were served during the
evening nrrti enjoyed by all. Miss
Louise Schaub will entertain the club
at her home in Railroad avenue, next
Tuesday evening.
~ The animal Peach i-‘ustivut
liut-kililtham Post. (i. A. 11.. trill be hold
at (hand Army tutti. \l'all street, on
Friday evening. Sept. b, 1910. from 5:30
to 10 o'clock. Admission 27m, which
will include pant-hes, rrtmru, cake and
biscuit
The Woman‘s Foreign Missionary
Society will hold their regular annual
latte-box meeting in the Holiday school
room of the least Avenue Methodist.
tlhttrch, this evening, at 8:45 o‘clock.
level-y member and mite-box holder in
timed to be present. it is to be all
open meeting. Conw and brim; your
friends. All interesting program will
be rendered.
Mr. and Mrs. Allroti (lulllsclrlnldi
had a very fine Labor tiny period auto
trip to ilostoh, where thoy witnessed
the aeroplane flights. Mr. tltlltlht'lllltltli
reports that he found the roads on the
route he drove (via liartfortl. Spring
flcld anti Worcester) very good ‘vxrept
for part of the way between Nnrwnllt
and New Haven. The worst. sir‘cltzll
was right in the town of Nor-walk. be-
tween Norwalk and Weltport. .
tloorgn Davis. of Wilton. met with a
vary unfortunate mishap yesterday
morning, when he was alightimt from
his wagon at the Wilton railroad ala-
ttnn. When stepping from the. tight
wagon his foot became entangled in
the reins and at the came time the
horse started with the result that Mr.
Davis‘ 103 was terribly mangled. lrr
William .1 Tracey was called and or
tiered the man to be renamed to the
Norwallt Hoapital. The leg was so
swollen that a complete examination
to determine the exact injuries watt
impossible.
w...
Foss Quality Choco-
lates, 600 lb.
of
§
Your Autonicbiie
, lNSURED
mlnutliro anywhere in the UM
[Staten or mastic,
for $2
per hundred per year, by '
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
14 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONI 105-!
Park 8. Tilford’s
Delicious Candies
~80LD ATn-o
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next cum-
- mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 20“.,
trait cabin, with 8 h, p. new motor.
One 21-ft, with 5% h. [1. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchheli PoinbNorwaik
Crowns
When a tooth is broken down but
the root remains firm and sound, the
best thing to do is to have a crown
inserted.
The durability of a gold crowrt de-
pends largely upon the amount of gold
used. A tirick crown and a thin one
look exactly alike on the outside. untl
patients cannot tell the difference tril-
til it has been worn a year or two; if
not enough gold has been used a hole.
appears. Skill and pluitr old-fashioned
honesty are inrportnnt fittliul‘ri lil crown
work.
Time bears no reproach for the. hint-
tery crowns.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 south Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
...)
We Make
Glasses
the right way. We have a Physio
tan. who is 0 Skilled Eye Spot-inliht,
to examine your arse Ni)
CilAtttlia‘ FOR EX AMINATIUN
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD ouu.
Open Monday 0. Saturday Evenings
;
Thinner, the Solution! Ulllil tan. titl-
\ertlses to make glasses right 511‘
adv.
A. Dickt-rman til
Sou are advertise
ing ladlea' night robes at special
prices. See adv.
isn't it time you stocked up on coal
for the winter? Harris & ”11115 are
ready to make prompt llt‘li\'0|',\'.
Walter iiyntt. who is employed in
Port Chester. is spending it l't'\\‘ days
in t wn. renewing old lit'tlltlli‘illlillt‘t'b
Til Louisa Lodge, 11. of it., will
hold its regular int-cling at Its moms
ill Quartetto Club trait in North Mum
street.
Ell-Commodore tllarcnt-c iv‘. tisbortt
has returned to his home from a
European tripand is gl'tli'illli‘ his mum
Nor'wulk friends,
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hurlt-p tit-human, ot
Main street, loft Sunday tor Little
Falls. N. Y., where they will spend a
week with relatives.
Miss Hertha Malnro. who has been
visiting in New Haven for aortic tilno,
is expected to return to her home ill
North Main street today.
Mr. anti Mrs. J. i". ilryunt left to-
day for Vi'tll‘t't'illl'l‘, Mona, where they
will make their home at the Hotel
tlelluout on three Weeks.
Captain and Mrs. Wiltiuln ll‘. iioyt.
of 42 Elmwotrti avenue. are entertain
lug Mr. and Mrs. M. (‘. it. monster. of
Port Jefferson, Loni; island.
iifrrt. Carl stimuli and tlanlthtcr l.ll-
llan have returned to their home ill
Railroad avenue. after a pttonsnut visit
with friend! ill Washinutorr. this state.
A month's mind mass was held at
St. Mary's church. yesterday morning.
tor tile late tleorue Francis Boiler. the
victim of the auttmlobile accident in
West. avenue.
11y defeating Minn Marguerite llub~
belt yesterday in the tennis tourmr
meat of the Norwalk Country t‘luh
Min Mary Seymour. won the (birth
pionchlp for ladies in the present tout
ailment and will he presented with a
panorama silver cup.
SchOOI
[leglnl now Mill one of the most
important lessons to be learned
ll thrift,
Nothing will contribute more to
a boy’s success than the early
realisation that it isn't what he
can urn but what he can save
that will start him right in the
world of business.
The South Norwalk
" ' Trust Co.
evening anti stayed over night.
Make Your Money
Earn More than
~470—
Untted iiutchers' Supply Corporation.
incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
doing a daily cash business.
this stock will pay dividends of more
than’ 10% on every dollar you invest in
it The corporation owns and controls
ing this stock on the market is to in-
crease the factory space and present
capacity. The above is practically a
monopoly with no competition.
in a very short while this stock
should be worth a crest deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at 010 par.
This ls not a risk it is a sure thing
This business has existed four years
and each dtly has brought a larger in-
crease in its present capacity. Full
information .and circular from
Edward Morrison, - - Attorney
201 Dcvonlhiro 8t” BOSTON, MASS.
Kindergarten Primary,
10 Hillside Street, So. Norwalk.
The Florence McMahon Kinder-
garten
will open Monday. Sept. 1} for the
Fall Term.
Kindergarten, Primary and inter
mediate Courses for girls and boys.
Open air sessions a feature.
Special care for the meeting and talc
log home of children.
_ “a...“ .....m......m.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport
Walter J. Hyatt. of Port (.‘ltcster.
formerly ot‘ Norwnlk, in spending a
few days in town with relatives.
Elmer tltrrr. of West avenue, has re-
Ull'llt‘tl from a visit with his sister. in
New llritain, Mrs. Daniel Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Prentiss, of
l'lrooklyn, are the 51110819 of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Moseman. of Norwalk.
Mrs. James (‘alrlll and daughter, of
Main street. Wihrtipnuk. are spending
a week's vacation in New York city.
Mrs. Mary U- Stanley. of Main strt-ot.
is spending a few days with her daugh-
tor, Mrs. Willard Wadbanlu, of Bridge-
port.
S. Schumann and Howard Mont-
gomery recently took a trip to Albany.
They have returned to their homes in
Norwalk.
Miss liitn Clark, of Brooklyn, who
halt been a trucct of Mrs. Chester 11
ilenodtct, of Wall Itrec‘t, returned
home today.
Mrs. James Mtrtilbbon, who has bocrl‘
.t guest of her nephew nttd niece, Mr
anti Mrs. Fl‘t‘tlvl‘lt‘l“ M. Miller. of l’il'
ion street, returned home today.
it‘rnnk Hanks and Miss Ethic Took
or. of Norwalk. went to New York on
lulbor tiny and enjoyed one of lltt-
pcrfrmnunccs of the lllvatlmnrc.
There will be a meeting of the Nor-
tvalk Aerie. No. hits. 1“. 0. 1‘3. this
ironing and the report of the delegate
to the convention of St. Louis will be
‘lt‘lll‘ll.
"lltc Minors Allie nntl V‘lt’ii‘t'llit‘ Ml
i‘nrttr) Illlt'llllillt‘ii it party of friends
Lab‘or linv at their home, "9 Stuart
uvt-nur in honor of their-uncut, \‘in
cont (1. liltey.
Harold Kendrick. who has run the
Knob bus for the (Ytirlstllldutt’tl Auto
t‘ompnny all annrmcr. has resigned and
is now employed as chauffeur for \‘t‘ll-
lianr ll. lltrlrboll. of liowaytou.
Frederick t‘., 1tictioll,offiprimt litll.
has secured the position as represen-
tattle and salesman for the limo!
Il‘ylM‘Vth'lliPI Company in the tit-stern
part of this state, with headquarters
at 10 Spring Hill.
lit-v. William 1". 011011. formerly the
rurntc at St. Mary‘s church in Nor
walk. is spelrtlluu the day in town with
lricnds. lie was transferred to Fair
field at the little that Father ’1‘. .l.
Finn was appointed rector here.
A large number of friends titli‘pl‘lu-
otl Mrs. '1‘. tlouuins. at her boom in
ilntler street. last Saturday owning
Vocal and instrumental imitations
were rendered amt llurso were follow-
hy a collation. it was late when the
guests departed. voting Mrs. tloggtuu.
a charming anti clrtertalulng hostess.
Miss Mary (‘urnmimuu of Sclre’ncc
truly. N. 1‘. left Nor walk ”6101110)!
and will rt-t lrn to her home after a
vacation of 1th Weeks. spent for the
most part in this city with her curtain
Minn tilts ii‘.lnn of Prospect avenue
Yesterday and today she is the truest
of friends in New York city before so
tux ltillllt‘.
Allitlllg the guests at. the Norwntk
liott-l. who come In automobiles that
were
trr. iiiaiadali and family. of l’illlei-
iawnoy, t’enn.; l). 0". Winno and l'Im‘
ity. trotot people of Kingston; 0. .l.
titmpcr and family. of ilavounc. N. .1..
and the Smith anti li‘ltnt families. from
lhtribnry.
William J. Mcllugh, .lr., mid (liar-
0nce (Tram. oftho NorWtrlk Yacht Club
with Charles Vcrliu. made a trip out.
to the Machine yeillf‘i'tlflv, and with
during, ascended the ropes at the rear
of that boat. tinntt over hand the
three went up the ropes, exciting ad-
miration from the hundreds of ti m,c-
tators to their daring. though
hardy feet
There was to have been a wash last
evening of the three Norwcth lire oom-
pcntn, but it was postponed became
of the weather and the regular bust-
nen meetings wm held in the up
tons houses Ralph Verna we elect-
‘cd 0 member of the Phoenix mutil-
Gcmpcuy and routine bouillon In
guys or. or Davina-
liilpcacetl with If. all life
hm mill!“
m :
i have a few shares of stock of the
1 believe ,
valuable patents The reason it in plac~3
tallies i" lit-army. of llcldcn avenue L
WWW...”
Buy Trousers.
at Big Reductions
This is our regular hail-yearly reduction of prices
on all of our incomplete lines of trousers. Most men .
come in on the splendid values we offer. because new
trousers are necessary to patch out the old suit, and
new trousers at our prices are too good to miss.
$2.00 TROUSERS . . . . . . . . . .0148
$3.00 TROUSERS $1.98
$3.50 TROUSERS ..... . .0248
$5.00 TROUSERS .5348
For work, for business, for dress—choice color-
ings and patterns in fancy cassimcres and worstcds;
and plenty of big values in separate outing trousers.
All sizes at each reduced price.
When you are ready for your Fall Hat, you’ll
find it waiting for you hereL-irit the new shapes, stiff
and soft, 02 and $3.
in...
C‘tll Fll TFH
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St... Norwaik.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
Bonnie Home Ground Foods for Horses. Cattle and Poultry are simply
pure, clean grains. fresh groundwtlrat's all there is to ttwclean, nae,
sweet feeds—but it means much to your animals. Then—ls it not
economy to feed your animals a feed which is composed of high class
grains, perfectly balanced to insure digestibility. requiring no waste of
enei‘iil' on tlroir-kpart to digest the entire ration?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
lionnte Horse Food
Dairy Feed
Chick Food
Poultry .~
“A; MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Long island Escallops
WEAKFISH, SWOROFISH. BUTTERFISH. BONETA MACKEREL, STEAK
COD. SALMON. HAUDUT. HARD CHADS. LOBBTERS. SOFT GRASS,
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, CLAMS FOR BAKING
Gutbill’s ‘ Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
The inttalihhtional Auto Wagon
is a spring delivery wagon, not a truck. “e have tested the model now on
exhibition at ottr carnuc very carefully, and those that have seen the dem-
onstration are unrated at its efficiency.
IT WtLL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUNDS UP ANY GRADE lN THIS
VlCtNTY anti in faster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
CALL AND LET U8 PROVE. lT.
r. E. Lockwood & Co.
Garage Water St.
39 Wall Sl~.—-( Phone) ~Norwalk, Conn.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. peck ..... ..... ..........3oc
NICELEAN SHOULDERS,perpound......................l4c
GREEN LIMA BEANS. half-peck ..... 25c
TOMATOES. per quart . .5c
PEACHES FOR CANNING. MUSKMELONS, APPLES. CU-
CUMBERS. BEETS. CELERY AND GREEN STRING BEANS.
UNITED GROCERY C0.
20 NORTH MAIN OTREIT.
PHONE 143.
WOW. 0 WWW“ O"-
... .... Mme... ......w... ... w,
Try — . n ..
THE NEW SUMMER DRINK
Bunker-Smeck
lrr soon rouhrluns
.De’liciouc Pure and Refreshing '
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
"Early Fall Showing
DERBlEs—«The "Biplane" is the correct not set. 02.00. .
SOFT HATS-*Thc new English Crush in an assortment of shad”. 02..
CAPS—Large shapes in all the new mixtures.
and Fancy Stripes.
Fancy Stripes.
m. ......—
ficport of the Condition of
THE FAIRFtELD COUNTY NATION-
AL BANK.
at Not-walk. lit the State of Connecti-
crtt, at the close of business Sept.
lat, 1910.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ....0 022,696.96
Overtirafts, secured and
unsecured ............. 347.97
U. S. llonds to secure .clr-
culaiton ............... 150,000.00
llonds. Securities. etc. 204,907.50
flanking house, Furniture
and Fixtures .......... 15,000.00
Due from National Banks
inot reserve agents) .. 13,851.72
Due from State and Pri-
vate Banks and Bank-
crs. Trust Companies.
and Savings Banks. 1,600.01
line from approved Re
serve Agents .......... 55,839.23
(‘hecks and other Cash
items ................. 3,242.72
Notes of other National
Hanks ................. 2,750.00
Fractional Paper Curren-
cy. Nickels. and Cents. 139.18
Lawful Money Reserve ill
think. viz: .
Specie ......... 039,602.50
want-tender
notes ........ 11,000.00
~w— 53,602.50
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer inc. of cir‘
culnttonl .............. 2,650.00
Total ................. 01.126.627.79
Liabilities.
('apllal Stock paid in ...0 200,000.00
Surplus fund ............ 50,000.00
[individcd Profits, less Ex-
penses and Taxes paid. «10,777.03
National liaak Notes out-
standing .............. 113,600.00
line to other National
Banks ................ 5,427.49
Due to State and Private
liarrlts and “linkers... 1,397.28
this to Trust Companies
and Savings thinks 3.397.110
lllvidendl unpaid ....... 77.00
individual depoaits subject
to check .............. 080,275.05
Demand certificates of de~
posit ................. 1,585.29
t‘erliiled Checks ........ 90. 75
Total ................. 01.126 627 .79
State of Connecticut County of Fair-
field. as:
1, Lewis C. Green. Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
LEWIS C. GREEN.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this tith day of September, 1910.
FitEDERlCK A. ELLS,
Notary Public
t‘orrect ~~ Attest:
A. J. Millikan. ‘
CHAS. r, TRiSTRAM.
FREDERICK A. LOCKWOOD.
Directors.
Alan Mecca, of Arch street. spent
the day in New York city yesterday
with his father. They attended the
Hippodrome.
Meeting of the Nutmeg Club was
scheduled for last evening but did but
pan out, there being a few menu
beta present.
it in thought that there will be a
dance at the Knob Club this evening.
the music being furnished by the Knob
(11th orchestra. The bus will meet or.
cry car. as usual.
Stanley Moyhew was knocked down
in South Main street while waiting for
a trolley cur last evening. lie was
uninjured but his but and sub. were
badly called The boy with the bike
disappeared
On Saturday morning at 11 o'clock
the examining committee will meet in
the Norwnllt High School library for
the purpose of tuning certificates to
these teachers who will require one
for the ensuing your.
(loam Shaw, of West street ll at
work t ay taking the canine from
his boat the Ming. which he will leave
at the Nomad: Hardware machine
shop for the winter and will have the
bout taken to bill home. when open
will be 10000 "It! 0W m 0
m lit
I
Our 50c NEGLIGEE SHIRTS are the finest we have ever had. Blue."
Cat regular and coat styles.
A beautiful assortment of 25¢: and 600 NECKWEAR.
-8UIT9, 010.00 to 025.00, in the new Gray: and Brown.
MEN'S TROUSER8, 01.00 00 05.00.. Blues, Corduroye, .
- ..1»... -aa-twlmuhm_}
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwclk
500 and 01.00.
Ll
Blacks .. and}:
Report of the Condition of
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.
at the close of business on the lat day
of September. 1910
Acute.
lioans'and Discounts ..... 0‘ 238.848.98
Overdrafts ............. _. 2,179.83
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
for Savings Depositora. 170,900.00 *
Furniture and Fixtures... 3.00000
flanking House ......... 23.000.00
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust Com-
panies ................ 2,095.54
Due from Approved Re-
serve Agents ......... 47,831.85,
United States and Nation-
al Bank Notes ........ 28,008.00
Gold Coin .............. 1,210.00
Silver Coin .......... . . 3,900.00
Minor Coin, ............. 119.52 .
Checks and Cash items... 198.37 ',
Punt! set aside for Sav-
ings Depositon ' 818 ..93112
——-—-v—~—r—-r_
Total Assets ........ 0..1. 345 383.10.
Liabilities. ,
Capital Stock .......... .3 50000.00
Surplus Fund ........... 26,000.00 ,
Other Undivtded Profits, ‘
leu current expended
and taxes paid ....... 28.538. 60
Reserved for interest._.. 0.500. 00
Due to Banks, Bankers ‘
and Trust Companies.. 17,025.39
Dividends Unpaid ....... 0.00'
General Depos-
its .......... ”51,952.55
Deposits in Bar.
lugs Dept..... 818,931.12
Total Deposits .......... 1.170.833."
ililis Payable ........... 25,000.00
Trust Funds ............ 20 729. 51
Total Liabilities ...... 01, 345 283.19
State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
0:13 as. South Norwalk, Sept. 9.
1 1
1. Charles E. Hoyt. Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemn»
ly swear that the foregoing statement
is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
CHARLES E, HOYT,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before the;
this 6111 day of Sept., 1910.
SPENCER S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.)
Frederick Canon. of Stamford. spent
the day in Norwaiit with friends. :
John Shcehan. of High Itrcet. it
spending the day in Norwich with
friends.
Bruce Jenkins at Stamford. spent"
the day in Norwallt yesterday with’
friends.
F. C. Rtedeli, of Norwcik spoilt the
day yesterday in Pittollcid, Mast, on
business.
Miss Zita Fceney, of Maple street,
is spending the day In New Haven to i
day with friends.
Mics May Riley, of the Barton store.
has returned to her duties after c'
week of vacation.
John Murphy, of the Boston Store.
who has been away on a week“ s vac»
tion from her duties.
Mill! Cornelia 00011.01 East avenue.
to visiting Min Jenneue Bette. of
Brooklyn for a week. ,1
There will be dancing this evening
at the Entrc Nous club. Another of
those enjoyable dances.
George Allen. of isms street. it.
visiting with his niece bliss liltnily
Msnvlttc, of South nrttatn. ,
W‘ '
GOLF lN OLD DAYS.
Centuries hack poll was a positron“
of the royal family, though th unit
ally played in Scotland. The
family was very fond of the some.
and the first English club we! «to:
liched at Blackhuth in 1002 by it“
1. Nil oldest son. Henry. freq
played. and on one occasion, it“
Itruck by accident his tutor with:
club, whereupon he coolly rather
“Had I done no. l but but
debts.” Charts! 1. in: play 11
when he received the lows of 01
i“’l'“i“' mil'it‘i" Frame
ca payer. c I 1
00m in 1100th
10:01pr ~
..L
Norwalk Chronicler