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dilution.
{The unnottucemdut Nitric he up our»
member. that: the burn
‘ gry man doesn’t. get
much nouriohment from
‘ swallowing his pride.
—An0pymoul.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Associated Press News From All Partner the World by} Special Wine and Our Dvm Operator
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SOUTH _ NORWALK. CONN. emu; AUGUST 18. 1911
8
WEATHER FORECAST
howers tonight or Saturday.
TWO cm
' ,1 iRil Y EAR
Machine of a Wilton Mall Badly
Damaged in Wall Street,
. Yesterday. Afternoon
HORSE Mill Wliiiili Sill]
iiilli RESPilNSIBiE
Occupants Luckily Escaped Be-
ing Hurt in Any Way
While driving his brother's Over-
land automobile through Willi street
at a rate of speed estimated at about:
fifteen miles an hour. .iohn Ericksonfl
01‘ Wilton. in an attempt to turn out
of the way of a carriage. ran into the
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
a...
—-—BUY YOUR BREAD
(-nke, cookies and biscuits of us. llread
on sale before noon. liauucr Mallory.
Tel. 367. ‘
incur
mummm
Presidenthother In charge at
. One of the Pieasantest Affairs
of the Season
'l‘he Telephone Club. composed of
oulpitiyoos of the Telephone Company.
exclusively. hold a Clambake, lust eve.
plug. in their rooms. in Wuebiugmni
attract. and report has it that they en-i
ioyed one of the best feeds and pleas-i
tiniest times on record. There were]
twouty members in attendance while1
'Adolpb w. Dreyfuss and Edward (ion
more were the guests of the evening.
The bake and ttl‘fuir was delightfully ‘
ini’orulul. ouch one lilelllL'. out for him ,
noli‘ in nood old telephone style and
an a result everybody got all they
wanted and bad a great good time.
l’reoldout (i. ll. llutlll-r hnd charge of;
the affair and while perltups his office;
could not be llilznlllud with the panic,
oi” lolliltluutliur be was hinuicr oi" l'urov‘
opinion and proved to ill.‘ in happy:
l‘boiro for the position. Ilia faculty)
‘ol‘ scrim: that everybody not all he?
'W-lllll‘ll and bull Ilit- lil‘l-ll llonnibio lilllci
Wan illliil‘l‘i‘lilli'il and tho l't'tllliili WEN:
l'xi‘l'llt‘ill. it won tint itiilil l o'cioltil’
this morning lhni the ii‘ii‘ll wooded.
their warn hotnowurd, 'g
The llll‘liii wait it» illilt’twnl
tilnln i‘llilli‘lillr
‘ iiunlolt lll‘uwtt Ilrrnd (‘rnoitrrn
V Elicitation i'illlilii i
l’ivkion little lv‘bdt , I‘ulniocni
filth-lieu iiwrcl l’olnloon'
“'ili'll (lynillrn liobntor'
llulloll (flame
f‘ltlllu Hwool (lorll
illililtrnwlon (Toffee
iro l‘l‘l'flm null (‘ilnru
”.44. . ..
wEXTfiA VANCY BWEETB. 390 PK..
Lilit- it? pit. i...lo1u>lofi‘. ”o, hinlu Hi. 5
a“. .. fl...“ .4... dc... ‘ “me.
NEW lilillillllilTE
Fill! ”Willi."
it. Will! reported around the streets of
tlmllb Nurwulk. tltill'morninn, thati
llurry it. l‘lf‘iii‘l’lll-g Would be u cowl
one candidate for tho luuyornlity hon-
our on the Republican ticket. this fall.
a,
id.
plied to runny who bore been aulirl-
pitting it. ‘
Mr. Pickering is a well known bust»
liens men. being a successful ire heel.
or. pile is the exalted ruler of the pier.
walk Lodge. No. Will. il. l‘. 0. id, and
line it bust of friends who wish him
filiftflefifi in his cundidney.
w<—w--’—-W»~~ “Wu-u
within ELAGEE. AN‘V KIND. a
plied. 25c. i... .inosioi‘i. ”it: No. Math hi2.“
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SPflRl liliil RABE ENTRIES
Speed Boats Expected to he a
Feature. Tomorrow, With Sev-
eral Other Interesting Events
Cnpiuln Arthur (3. Hoyt, who has
charge of the speed bout races and
other water events at the Country
Club, tomorrow nfternoiln. has receiv-
ed a large number of entries and has
prepared the following
events:
schedule of
Speed Boat Race.
(All the boots should Hy tings cor-
responding with the numbers given).
No. Bout. Start.
l--~i\"llllg ........................ 4:01)
2w Sen lllrti ................... M : 06
3-»-—\\’insonie ............ f ....... 4106’
d v-w-Skeeziks ..................... 4: 1:3
b-«Allcgro ...................... 4:12
ii» w(intone ..................... 4:12
S‘BHCCN‘AOOI‘ ................... 4: l8
(‘ourse starts opposite Country Club
dock. due south to stake bent. east
of Long Beach. to be left on port
‘hund; onsicrly to black spar buoy.
Pet'k's Ledge. to be left on starboard; iltnli been only it partial success. Some
southwest. to red buoy on Channel
Rock. to be left on port hand; easterly
to boil buoy off Cockcnoe's, leaving it
on starboard, returning over some
com-so. leaving all
side all on outward course. Distance.
nine miles. Preparatory signal by
whistle front judge's boat will be given
five minutes before race starts.
50vyard Junior (Men).
leorgc llllwortb.
J. ii. Millikan.
Gerard Ketchnm.
Roger Taylor.
Quick Change.
Conrad Price.
Earle Hoskini.
Ely Raymond.
Alan Moses.
J. ii. Mlillken.
ii. iii. Mueller.
lordeu Scheuk.
Fancy Diving.
William Odell.
Dudley Raymond.
Ely ltuylnond.
i’nul Franklin.
ll. C. itohrer.
Alan Moses.
iiordon Schenk.
Under Water Swim.
Alan Moses.
Arthur liuyl.
Erh- Hut-strum.
Gordon Scltcuk.
Canoe Race (Ladies).
Misses Miller and Shercr.
Misses Bolts and llubbeil
Canoe Race (Men).
Messrs. Turner and Raymond.
Messrs. Hurt and Odell.
Messrs. ilosilinn null Sells-nit.
Messrs. Kerr and Sclteuk
loo-yard Swim (Men).
*Alllll Menus.
ll. (‘, iiohrcr.
Arthur Clarke.
Gordon Subunit.
50-yar‘d’dwlm (Ladies).
Miller.
lelllol‘et‘.
Wilcox.
M. Hunger.
ii. Splitter.
J. Il‘. litinpp.‘
u.
Mills
Minn
Mine
Mine
Minn
Minn
m... can... a... cw
SPESIALS AT HAYES' MKT.
Wm...
('illilf‘l‘ Nltllre l‘owln, Bile lb.
Native itonnliug Chickens, ills lb.
\l‘nl'rnu hWNli Urulliten. 201- litre.
Lorne. juicy ill'upe Fruit. 4 for title.
i‘luoupplvn, lilo ouch. it for Mir.
Extra lurch high Want, it and lilo on.
Native Minn lit-nus. 2 (its. the.
it‘uut-y tinsel, Potatoes. 2 (its. lilo;
idle pit.
illlrlty ll‘ord Melons. genuine. tile on.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Aug. lh.~-aArrivodi
illrn. Iluliic. Liverpool San Giovanni.
Naples.
e
_....._..H.4~¢.-MMW
m-CARO OF THANKM
We wish to 93(1)“le our thanks to
the iris-min who were so bind to our
mother through her illness. and for
the sympathy extended to its in our
bereavement; nice the neighbors who
so kindly gave the use or their tele-
phones. "
hills. RUSSELL. Mliléi. ENNlh. J. F'.
oblorialJGllTOl‘l. A. .H. BUTTEitY.
marlts on snmc‘
ill till: 1
ll HiiPE ii
Siliilliil
Strike in England Began as Sche-
duled, But Without Universal
Participation Expected
50.000 SiliiliillS llllll’
liiilllLillii ill lillllliili.
All hallway Lines Are Affected
by the Labor'frdubies
LONDON. Aug. iii-wit noon the
strike ordered last night by the Autnl-l
gamnted Society of Railway Servantsl
and allied organizations of employee
of the railway lines were operating‘
"W
(Continued on Ninth Page)
W~w~ —-...._
~LARGEST STOCK OF GREEN
Corn in town at low price. 1.. Jose‘
lofl, 72 North Main St.
manned:
mmnmn
Stepped into Open Trap Beer at
the Morwin Street Shirt Factory
Wm
George \V. Fitch. of 2 Maple street.
lies at his home today In a great deal
nmmmeV
Sillii WIRELESS Siilliili
Fire Scorched Side of the Build-
lng and Burned Guy Wires at
Wilson Roini
lind it not been for the timely ar-
rival oi‘ two young men oi'tbe Knob
Club. Harold Baldwin and another
young man. the binssie Wireless and
Murine Transmission station. at Wil-
son's Point. would likely have been
burned to the ground. yesterday tif-
‘toruoon. Operator Elmer Black was
in South Norwulh. purchasing supplies
at the time of, the threatened con-
fingrutiou, and the station was left
unoccupied. A grass fire had bbeu
started and was last reaching the
building. when the two young men
successfully beat it. out.
Smoke had been noticed for some
time at the Knob Club. where a large
number of people congregated yeti-
tordny afternoon bllt no one paid any.
particular attention to'll. Mr. iluid-
wlu, however, realized that the fire
was either in the wireless station or
quite near it, and with the other young
man made the investigation which
saved the property from total des-
tructlou.
Mr. llnldwln with a stick and the
other man with a pull for carrying wa-
ter managed nflcr it half hour's hard
tight, to sword of! the Impending dnn-
gor. Not until the south side of the
building had been scorched and some
of the guy wires to the wireless pole
had caught fire. however. was all ex-
tinguished. The guys burned rapid-
ly. being covered with pitch to resist
the effects of the weather, and all
though their burning would not new
loudly elect. the mobility of the pole.
yet it would have made trouble for
someone.
The young men deserve great credit.
for their prompt action. and "Stinks"
flint-k said to them. "The smokes are
on me all thrill." which did not. full
of pain. due to a fall he received yell-
iorday afternoon about 2:30 o’clock;
in the cellar of the Merwlufletreet shirtf
factory. Mr. Fitch suffered grout pnluj
all night. but this morning enjoyed,
some much-needed sleep.
illr. Fitch had gone to the factory toI
see about ulhiclug some repairs and;
In the send-darkness did not notice
that an OlwiLU'fill door lay before
him. Walking along he suddenly ditt-
appeared into the yawning bole. fall-
inn about ten feet to the cellar.
lie struck upon his left side and
be was taken shortly after the noel
dent. llenidn the broken rib Mr. il‘ilcb‘.
cut his head qulic severely.
'I‘llo injuries are not considered nor»;
lollll, but are the cause of much pnlll.’
The injured limit will probably be con-i
tilted to bill bed for sellerul weeks,§
however. no a result of bin llrvilleui.i
lie has the sympathy of many friends
in his trouble.
Mr. i-‘Iteh is one of the members oft
the board of depositors of Not-walk. ilei
in resting its comfortably as could be?
expected this ultorlmon.
«~STOP AND LOOK.
Legs Lamb. lilo lb.
Choice Fowloywlo lb;
ilonni ilerf, tie in.
iiunstlug Chickens. iric lb.
(loud iluttor. 2nd lb.
i-‘ronil ldgun. :lilc dot. .
ifbuupoll liuuf, lillfic lb.
NEW l‘llitK MARKET.
. liZi li‘aebllmton 8i.
w—mfim.m.¢ w‘
BELIEVE THE Tlllll
WERE AFTEH GIRLS
(ionoldernhio mystery surrounds the
white sieve none In lloilo lsinnd, when
two men and n woman utlolnpted lo
curry oil Clara Kremlurltn. servant girl
for Mrs. George F. Futile. Officer .l.
it. 'I‘ooullll investigated the case fur:
ther, last evening. and ascertained that
all three trot tioltela direct to New More
loo.
The residents of the island are per-
suaded that the people were after
girls in take back with them to New
iliexlco, whore it In claimed women
are a IiCill‘cG nrtlrle. (they are con»
filllel‘iilli? wrought up otter the slidir
and an investigation may tolled soon.
to impress the fire fighters.
Operator Block is of the opinion
that the tire was not from natural
entitles. He has had some trouble
with Italians. who insisted upon us-
iing his station and home for a bath
house one dly in his absence. and
whom he reprimanded quite severely
upon his return. for they were both-
lng in waters in his very door yard
with clothing that was so scant that
it was hurdly discernible, lie. slur
pccts these people of having taken,
the tires as it means of getting culture
he had the trouble.
.. ................... m...” . . ....,..|
q” _‘
fipANcy NATIVE TOMATOES, 2 «mi foreman of the road. has n graniti’mW“3 .ud Perry street and run
1,. Join-luff. 7; x0. Main mini men from Bridgeport in West Nor-:03”
dill. 5c.
BRIEF IIWEST BVEII
mill LEIHSTER
The remains of John lA'inflioi'. who
was no oddly killed at the Binttdnrd
llli works. yesterday morning. by he-
luu inmutcd between the cars. will be
Violin will bi,- held from the ltnytnoud
Alexander Campbell. of Danbury. a
lif‘lilllfil‘dil‘lilw of the doccuncd. came
to tinnib an'wnk. yestcrdny. and unt’eluroct bnnlncsn blocks on tile (‘lrmutbnE
out 1an Mr. Lolustcr butt :1 wife in
helium. Ireland. and relatives in
Waterbury. The latter were immod-
luiely notified and came on this moral
inn.
Coroner Gifford ii. \‘i’ivoo. of middle.
port, came to Nllrwullt. juniortlny after-
noon, and held it short inquest. built
not; thought that. he trill bold anyone
responsible. niibougl he did not on»
uottncehln decision. lie was in town
but two hours,
“AUTOMOEIL FOR HlHE.
'Schupnseenper i. romantic. ‘3 hr.
C. S. llyxbee. ll Cello Si. 'l‘el. 1023-3.
mwe CAitilV A Uhl. LIN! Oi?
fruit. for conning. 1;. located. Til. No.
Main St. , _
iH suits
lYSi R n.
is it ill
Begins Opening Operations With
125 Men in City Point. New
Haven, August 25.
Bill Sillliil Ill lllii
'iilli Silliiilii ill Hill
Trip from Greenporl, L. i.
; The announcement was made today
Ethel The Stevens Oyster Cbulpuny
i would leave The Norwnlks this month
inud locate in New Haven. Tile com-
gpuny has taken a lease of the Jere-
lmlah Smith to Sous‘ big plant at our
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
4—A demonstration of the National
lllsrull Co's i‘nncy crn‘ckers will be
Saturday.
W
mmnm'
Railroad Company’sthtter Sop-
piy In Bowayton is Exhausted
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company's water
supply at Rowuyton is practically ex-
hausted. and at 12 o‘clock, last night.
the engineer shut down the pumps.
and announced that it was impossible
to get any morewater for the four
troughs between the tracks on the line
of the road from Rowaytou to Dorian.
gBy waiting four or five hours until a
liittle water runs into the pond the
pumping station can force enough for
about one train into the troughs.
The railroad company expects this
; . . . .f
‘ winter. however, to secure it much former “m ““9 ‘over the operation off
lt'uriured one at the NW. hi‘tioi‘dillil: with him for his rolnonsirnureu about 3 Inner supply of Will
to Dr. James G.Ur0801‘.“1 “’h“ Willi Ni” 3 their actions, and will conduct an in- portion of the dam ut the Marcus llito i ““d Guilford. (about five miles. in re-
lid 10 MW"! him ill NH hum"- WWW; rumination. having it good description pond in West Norwuik washed away;
(or the particular pursuits with whomfnnd as no repairs were made. but half
er. Last year a
in supply of reserve water was secured
tut this pond. New B. it. Pumice. gen-
walk. and the dam to being thoroughly
rebuilt and strengthened. This will
.permit of considerable additional star.
large capacity.
l mm...”
ilHIIIBE “NP-HINTS '
i
5 The merchants on the might“...
laid at real thin afternoon. in ”lililltroet brldloe hove .tflggfiwlt them.
lilvlzrllidl- rlinulery. The funeral “m“;solven to the mm'mimll-t'hsvlnx setup
led the pulse of illtypeoble and pro
& lion lttl-derlukilm pnrlortl. in Mainmflmg “alumina"... to more "m".
street, Nurwulk. ilet‘. William it. Mt-‘uatnbjig‘hmmm to other and more ”in.
llerlnull. of Hampton will officiate:
Ible lgrouudu. Willi thin in view. ilor:
man Voltel. the grocer. and John Kn.
bovltch. lilo tailor. are planning to
finer lot.
lilio plans and silm‘lfli'illltlliil are now
Kill the hands of the architects, with
inborn they are conferring nil in what
illiterateor of structured they will
erect. _
Mr. Vogel will have either. a two or
three story building, Willi his store on
the first flood and residential apart—
ments on lilo other floor or doors.
which ever it may be.
Other morehunteoo the bridge are
making preparations for running. some
will build and others will rent stores
elsewhere. The opinion seems to pre-
vail among them that the bridge and
both are it slirety. ‘
NOTICE
J A «not spupiy of safety razors hell
inst MWlYGdrAll tum utter have
» coup
turntable only do so.
Seven Hours Clipped lift the,
mmnmm
l PREPARE T0 MINE;
They have secured lots and.
MMmmn
mmmmn
Movement 0n Foolto Hold Next
Year’s Convention and Parade
in South Norwalil
A movement is on foot in South
Norwuik among the firemen, started by
George W. Bogardus. ex-counclmnn
and former member or the board of
engineers, and metered by Chief Har-
old 1". Clark. to invite the State Fire
men‘s Association to hold their annual
convention next year in South Nor-
wnlk. The scheme is one which is
meeting with favor on the part of,
everyone including the business metri
who can forsce the advantages of en-
tertaining three hundred delegates and
a thousand firemen from ul parts of the
state. .
The convention will he held in Hurt-I
iord in- September. this year. and it is
at that time that the tiremen wish to
extend the invitation and If necessary
flight for it.
I it is the plan of those at the. bot-
ltion meetings in the Armory. which
twould Provide attenuate room and ac-
lcommodutlons for [lie sessions. it is
leiso plunued to rush all the business
l through ip one duy. leaving the second .
‘tlny for the entertainment of the
‘ guests.
’ This second day will be lite big oc-
ithc state will he invited and urged
ito serrd delegations. it is the plan
to have the Norwelks be the hosts 011i
Ithat occasion, Norweik, East Norwalk..
loud Rownytou joining with Soul i
lNorwaih. A regular old fashioned“
tirenteu's parade trill be held. with a.
[thousand men in line.
i ,‘ The scheme presents itself. as a good
lone to most of the residents and bust-i
iness men and every indication is that.
loll will join heartily with the firemen.
‘Liu this proposition. ‘
l
t
\ .
5—LARGE SUPPLY NATIVE PEACH-
ies at low price. L. .loseloft‘s.
i
i
lTlllFFlli IBHEEIEIIT
i (if TNDLLEY MIMI"
i (\‘V
5 new HAVEN. Aug. 18.-——ll
led in railroad circles that "
;tirut company has N'o‘eed a traffic
{agreement with the; Shore Line Elec-
,a
“"9“ wam' company by which the
”‘0 5‘1”" U“ Ibetween Stony Creek
“”lh 7‘)" ‘mih concession to the Con-
"W‘lt'l" “monarchy. the Shore Line bus
:bcoll 85W"; the right to make trounce
ilk)" witr‘ the Connecticut's tracks at
its
{to the center of the city, either to
i Clh‘lf‘ch and Chapel or State and Chap
3 ‘ ' The agreement will become effective
i at in sold as soon as the Shore Line to
{greatly to operate care over its ‘uew
thrnueh. which runs from Gullford
ithroutth Pump and enters this citi'
by way of Middiotmvn avenue. and
thin is expected to be early in Sep-
itetuber. it will be, some time. how-
over. iwfore the cars of the Shore
Line can run to the center of the city
at. the Ferry street bridge at present
is unsafe for trolley trudlc. A new
bridgo will be built by the New Haven
rend over Ferry street. it In officially
stated. null then the Shore Line core
will run direct to the center of the
city.
3 The Connecticut company now oper-
nles a trolley to Stony Creek, where
its line connects with the new Shore
ILino. which has been in operation for
some months. By the reported or-
rnngomcnt between the. two roads the
Connecticut will extend its
tilrongb service tolluiliord and the
{Shore Line will operate. thd rest of its
than east from Gulltord to daybreak
and up the. Connecticut. hirer to Essex
and ivoryton. At (illilfortl the Shore
Line care will take to the new line.
which goes north to pass through
‘r‘nxeu Midi romeo. into the city from
that. directed.
_ NGTlOE.
A. smell supply of safety razors has
just. been received. All those who have
coupons to redeem may. do so.
_ i ._ . ,. .
l
its
,3’is report-
. the Copnee-
own .
minus “ ~ ‘
Siillliiit Bi
[[PPflWil RS,
Mrs. Myrtle Reed McCullough“.~
of Chicago, Says Married Men
Are Gold Brick Artists
till lBHiiJK lilR
Liiilll ii] Hill Milli
Had Written a Large Number of
Very Popular Books
CHICAGO. Aug. 18.——Mrs. Myrtle
Reed McCullough, author of “Laven-
l i ., n .1
-3 tom of the scheme to hold the semen . ‘1" and 01“ Lace, Love Letters of a
Musician." “Love Affairs of Literary ‘
Men." and many other books,
found dead at her home. last night,
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
«BARTENDERS. ATTENTION.
You are requested to attend the fun~
held at L'liommedieu ”my all day ‘cnslon, when lire companies from over * 9”“ “”109 9f 0‘“ lete brother. Dane
was *
.i'
lei Donovan. at St. Mary's church, Sat- ‘ ‘1
urday. at 9 a. mi, August 19, 1911.
G. H. ALLEN, President. .
-u—n
BAllllEli sd’clll'l clue,
lull A will rllltr‘ ,
The Banner Social club 119‘??? m,
succemful lawn party, lnlll
the home of Mr. and ii' 7.
hell. of s Cove divans? 1:2” :9:
was successfumo ' ’ e a ‘
to even thwe most
membergor the club.
'w‘ Worceiient program wssrendet‘d
nich consisted of piano 3016‘s by Miss
‘Nellle Wiley. Miss Florence Ferris and
.. evening. tic
a degree surprising , :
sanguine of "the; ._
gFrsuk Mend. Then there were roost. ‘.
isolos. the first a soprano by Miss Educ ..
Allen and a controlto selection by Mitt.
Frank Merriam. The program was ex»
icelieutly rendered and was entered by
all. The talented entertainers were
lgenerously applauded by these press
tent.
' One of the features of the entertain-
1ment was the grab bag. Mrs. Ida.
inowland proved to be a happy 88100.
gtlon as mistress of this feature and
Sunder her guidance, its career was an
1 interesting one.
i Cake and ice cream were served and
ipnrtnkeu of with u relish by those
.present. of whom there were between
i fifty and sixty.
l
I—AeunoAu-r SUPPLY or music
fmelons at out prices. L. Joseloft’e: 72
1 North Main St.
y WW
gHEIlIIV'BII-illlllllli EiillIiIE
owns or it rlclll'c
FORT FAIRFUDLDHMG" Aug 18-“! '
A boy of 11 years was killed. a station- '
pry engine firemen was seriously inc
‘jlll‘ed and n dozen or more young peo-
ple riding on u illorry-mrountilal a
church picnic at Trolling perk had a
Very narrow escape yesterday by the
bursting of lhe boiler which supplied
steam for tho merryagotround. Chas.
Devon, of Caribou. was hit by n por‘
tion of the boiler and was so terribly
injured that. he died In half an hour.
Charles St. Pierre Van iluren. fl. flre~
man. who had charge of the boiler.
was seriously hurt. but will survive.
there was it terrific explosion. I’m
at the boiler and the wagon on which
it bull been transported were thrown
clear over the tent. covering the merry.
go-rotmti, and fell out the further sills,
striking the boy Deroe in its descent».
6
. NOTlCE.
A small euppiy’oi ‘sststy razors has
just been received. All those who have
coupons to redeem may do so.
,u-EOQNDM u.
. undo
insulin
r.
The merryggo‘rouud‘wns tilled with}
young people. when. without werolnh "
Norwalk Chronicler